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    SWH aBU.l-NjiiU * * , :
THE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , JUNE 6 , 1885.
'NEBRASKA '
, OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
PAID UP CAPITAL . . . . $250,000
SURPLUS NOV. 1,1884 - . . ; 23,000
orricins :
8. W. YATKS , A. E. TOUZALIN ,
President. Vlco President.
"W.V.MoMK , JNO.S.COLLINS , LEWISS.KiBt
K. K.HoydenAss't. and Acting Cashier.
BANKING omois :
The Iron Banlr ,
< OOR , 12th AND FARNAM ST8 ,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon
favorable terms and upon accounts of banks
and bankers.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE , Government
Bonds nnd County and City securities bought
and sold.
In Ita treatment of customers the most liberal -
oral policy Is pursued consistent with safety
and sound banking , and wo Invite correspond
ence or personal inquiry In connection there
with.
FINANCE AND CDMKiERCE.
NITT VOBC , Juno G. Money Easy at 1
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper i@5 per cent.
Foreign Exchange Sterling bills dull , at
$ 1.801 ; demand , $1.87i ,
Governments Qatot but strong , final quo
tations showing a slight advance in most cases ,
except a decline of jo in currency.
Stocks Stocks were weak during the early
part of the day , but rosoverod a portion of the
losa in the last two hours. A steady drive ,
accompanied by some realizing , has boon
made to-day against some of the loading ac
tive stocks , notably Laokawauna , which de
clined nearly two per cent. The general list
opened weak and dull , and without any im
portant reactions during the day ( lowly but
steadily yielded on limtied transactions until
after 2 o'clock , when there was n moro decided
break in the moro active stocks , which was
checked only a few minutes before the close of
the board. In the final transactions there
was n ral'y of J to ic , with Lackawana gaining -
ing jc , and the market finally closed barely
atoady nttha Improved quotations ,
oouroKfl ,
'I . „ . 1C3 |
4Vt Coupons . . . . 112
TJ. B. 4's . 122
BTOOKS AND BONDS ,
Central paoiha . _ . . . . . . 2DJ
Chicago & Alton . . „ 1B7
do do pfd . 150
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy . . . . . 121
Delaware , Lackawana & Western , . . . . . 100 ,
Denver & Rio Grande . 4
Brio . 0
do pfd . 20 ;
Illinois Central . 124
Indianapolis , Bloom , & Western . 74
Kansas ft Texas . , . 1G |
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. . , . . . Dig
Louisville & Nashville . 32 |
Michigan Central . -19
Missouri Pacific . 95 }
Northern Pacifio . 1C
do do pfd . „ . 37g
Northwestern . 03
pfd . 127
Now Yorh Central . 82S
Oregon Trans-Continental . 139
PaufioMad . 53 |
. D. &E . SJ
Pullman Palace Car Company . 115
Book Island . 113 ;
Qt Iioulj & San Francisco . 18
do do pfd . 31
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Pan ! . C5 ;
do do do pfd. . . . . 102.
Qt Paul & Omaha . 10.
do do pfd . G8j
{ Texas Pacifio . 10
"Union Pacific . . .
Wabasb , St. Lenis & Pacific .
do do do pfd .
Western Union Telegraph .
O. K , &N .
GENERAL
OBIOAOO.
CHIOAOO , Ill , June 0. Flour Dull and
unchanged ,
Wheat Slow , early ; active , later ; irregu
lar and higher ; opened unsettled , declined f c.
rallied ic , sold off a trifle , sold up lie , eased
off. fluctuated , and closed Ic over yesterday ;
88i@39Sa for cash ; 883@88ie for June ; 90J@
90jc | for July ; 92 Jo for August ; No. 2 red , 95ic.
Corn Fairly averaged lower , and ut times
weak ; opened a shade firmer , declined rapidly
sold off jc , fluctuated frequently within range
of 3@ic and closed go under Yesterday ; 4U@ (
4Cfc for cash and June ; -ISiglSJc for July
and Angust *
Oats -Weaker , lower and rather slow ; June
and July declined i@gc , but later improved
slightly ; 33@33.to for cash ; 33o for June ; 33J
@ 334c for July ; 28i@28iJo for Angust
Rye Quiet at 60s.
Barley Nominal.
Timothy Seed Dull and weak ; prime , 81.45
@ 1.DO.
Flaxeeod Dull nnd unchangedSl ; 30.
Pork Moderately active ; ruled 10@lBo
lower and closed steady : S10.26@10.3J lor
cash and June ; S10.32J@10.35 for July ;
S10.42i@10.45 for August. .
Lard- Quiet ; ruled iio ! lower ; closed quiet ;
SG.OO&GC : > i for cash and June ; 50671G.GO
for July : SO.G5@G.G74 for August.
Bulk Mcata Shoulders. S3 80@3.85 : short
clear , 85.85@5.90 ; short ribs , 85 25@5.27i
Whiskey Steady at 81.15
Butter Unchanged ; fair to fine creamery ,
H@lGcchoIcu dairy , 12@14c.
Cheese Slow ; new Cheddars , 0@12c ; Hats
7c ; young Americas , 7 8 ; skims l@4c.
Ses Unchanged ; heavy , green salted ,
7jc ; light. 8@14c ; damaged , G@12c ; bull
hides. Go ; dry salted , 11(3120. (
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 85.12
® 5'18'
' '
, Receipts , Bhlp'ts
Flour , bbls 0.000 15,000
Wheat , bushel * 87,000 19.00C
Oorn. bushels. " 220.000 230,000
OaU.bushol. . . . 1C2.000 121.00C
Rye. bushels. . , 4,000 l.OOC
uileri bujmels. 13,000 1 , K
MILWAUKEE rnODDOB
MILWATJKKK , Wls. , June 0. Wheat-
Unsettled ; No. 2 Milwaukee , 8'JSo ; July
! )0fic ) ; Aiurott. 92Jo ,
Corn Dull ; No. 2. 4Glc.
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 , 32jc.
llye-Weak ; No. 1 , Gii (
Barley-Weak ; No. 2 , IBJo.
Pruviiions Dull ; mess pork , cash an
Juno , 810,20 ; July , $10,30.
NEW TOOK FIIODUOB.
NBW YOBK , June 5. Wheat Spo
generally active ; options opened bgher
afterwards weakened ; later reacted and close
firm ; .receipts , 109,000 bushels ; export
8,000 buBheli ; ungraded red E9&95o ; No.
red , nominally § 1 02@1.021 in elevator ; Au
guit closing at 3104 } .
Oorn Spot easier ; options opened weak bu
closed firm ; receipts , 119,000 buihels ; exports
88.000 bu hels ; ungraded , 52a53ic ; No.
02@D2i ! ; No. 2 , 03o elevator , and 63i < g5
afloat ; 54o o i f ; August closing at IMga.
Oats Mixed higher ; white lower ; receipts.
30,000 bushels ; expo'ts , G50 , bushels ; mixed
western , 40@llo : white , 43@44c.
] > Demand firm ; western ; 14J@14 ? .
Pork-Dull ; me s spot , $11.25@11.60.
Iifd Higher and quiet ; western steam
pot , ? 0.77 ; August , 8li01@6.04.
Butter Quiet ; iholco , firm.
TOUDO.
TOLSDO. O , Juno 4. Wheht-rirmer
but dull ; No. 2 red , rauh and June , Olc.
Corn-Quiet nnd steadyj No. 2 cash and
June , 48k ,
O ta Nothing done.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI , O. . June 0. Wheat-Stronger ;
No. 2 red. $1.00gl.00i. .
Corn-Weak and Igworj No , 2 mixed ,
Oato-Qntet ; No. 2 mixed , 85@S5lc.
Rye Qulotj No. 2 , 73@74c.
Barley Nominal.
Pork-Steady nt 810.75.
Lard Stronger nt ? G 35.
Whisky-Steady nt 81.13 ,
KANSAS orrr.
KANSAS OUT , Mo , , Juno 5 Wheat
Higher ; c h , 82@82Jc ; July , Sole ; August ,
Corn Weaker ; cash , 40Jc : June , 40101c ;
July , 41 Ic.
Oats Nominal ; 37cnskod ,
LivinrooL.
Liverpool , Juno C. Whoat- Quiet and
steady ; supply largo.
Corn Demand poor ; now mixed western ,
4sGid.
RI , LODIS FKODUCE ,
Bl. Loms , Mo. , Juno 5. Wheat Opened
n [ fraction better : declined Jc ; advanced 2c ,
and closed lji@lc over yesterday with trading
active : 81.02J@1.02J for cash ; 81.031 for
Juno ; 81.05 for'July ; 81 CO/ / for August.
Corn-Dull and lower ; 4S44c for cash ;
Ia for June ; 45c bid for Juiv.
Oats Higher but slow ; S3\a for cash ;
32o June ; 8 < ) Ja bid for July ,
Rye Higher ; GSc.
Whisky Steady nt 81.13.
Afternoon Board Wheat Strong and
steady : June , 5l.04i bid ; July , SI OOJ ; Au
gust , 31.07fl.
Corn ic higher. .
IilVE TOOK ,
OHIOAOO.
CHICAGO , I1L , Juno C. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports :
Cattle Rosoipts , 8,700 head ; active nud lOo
lower ) shipping steers. 84.G5@5.G5 ; cows nnd
mlxod , S2.23@4.30 , bulk at ? 3.00@3.CO ; stock ,
ern and feeders , $3 105.00.
Hogs Receipts , 21,000 bead ; brisk ; good
grades stronger ; rough and mlxod , 83.80@3.90 ;
packing and shipping , 33.UO@-1.10 ; light ,
83.85@4 20 ; skips , 83.00@3.GO.
Sheep Rocolpti , 2,500 head ; stoadr a
S2GO@3.75 ; Inferior to good shorn woolod
83.7Cgl.70.
" ' "
KANSAS OTTT LIVB STOCK ,
KANBAB CITT , Mo , Juno D. Cattle R
celpts , 700 head ; tlow and lower for shipping
grades ; butchers' steady and stockers ia de
mand ; exporters , § 5.25(35.40 ( ; common to
choice shipping , § l.GO@0.1ii ; stockera am
feeders , 84.25@1.75 ; cows , S3.00@4.00.
Hogs Uocoipts , 1,000 head ; mixed Co
higher ; assorted steady nt 83,80 , heavy am
mixed , 83.70@3.75.
Sheep Receipts , 300 ; common to gooc
muttons , 82.00@3.CO.
BT , LOUIS ,
BT , LODIS , Mo. , Juno 4. Cattle Receipts
1,700 head : shipments , 1,000 head ; gooc
grades steady ; natlvo chipping steers range
§ 4.7530.00 ; butchers' steers , SI.DO ® 1.85
mixed butchers' stock , S3.25@-l.25 : stackers
and feeders , 8350@1.76 : corn-fed Te\ans ,
83.75l.GO ; grass Texans , $3.50@4.25.
Sheep Receipts , 300 head ; shipments ,
1,700 ; ecarco nnd firm ; clipped native mut
tons , S2.25@1.00.
oaiA.ua JUAUKEIS.
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BEE , 1
Friday Evening , Juno.5 , }
The following prices are charged retailers
by jobbers , wholesale and commission mer
chants with the exception of grain , which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the eleva
tors and other local buyers :
TjiTO Stock Market ,
Hogs Receipts were light at the Union
stock yards. Common rough mixed packing ,
Oc higher , 83 40@3 50 ; and good to choice
mixed packing is EC lower , S3.50@3.GO. Com
mon rough hogs and skips unsaleable. All
sales of stock m this market nro made per
cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at lie per pound for weights
of 200 pounds and upwards , and Ic for under
200 pounds. Pregnant sows are docked 40
pounds and stags 80 pounds.
Sheep None in the market to-day , and but
little demand. Common to good are quoted
at 83.00g3.70.
Cattle None in the market , but demand
good ; butchers' stock active ) 83 50@4.)0 ( ) for
good cows and heifers ; dressed beef steers ,
averaging 1,050 to 1,150 pounds , § 4GO@4 80 ;
peed , averaging 1,250 to 1,400 pounds , 84.00 ©
5.25.
Gram
Wheat Cash No. 2 , G7o.
Bttley 15@50c.
Rye Cash No. S , 54r.
Oem No. 2 , SGo.
Oats No. 2 , SOo.
Flour and MilUtoffe ,
SELLING FBICE3.
Winter Wheat Firmjboat quality patent at
83.00(33.80. (
Second unality 82.7C@3.00.
Spring Wheat Best quality patentjat 83.10 ,
Second cmality-82.40 < g3.00.
Bran 70a per cwt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Ibs. , 90o@Sl.00
Corn Meal Sl,00@1.20.por cwt.
Screening No. 1 , 60o per owt ; No ! 2 , COc.
Hominy SI.CO per owt.
Shorts 75o per cwl.
Graham ? 2.00 per owt.
Hay 818.00@19.00 per ton.
General Prodnco
Butter The market is in the worst state of
demoralization and thoglut _ continues. A
comparatively small portion of the receipts
composed of tha best quality of fresh grass
butter only Is picked out by the trade , 1 Oo
being the best prica obtainable and almost an
exception , while all off grades , euch as lack
uniformity In color or have not been worked
properly , are taken by packers only at ex
tremely low prices , ranging from 3@7c. The
total la eurely very discouraging to shippers ,
and prospects are anything but bright , Sales
are made very slow now.
Eggs At the beginning of the week it
seemed as if the market wai going ta strength
en up some , but receipts Increased and they
would not move above lOc , Rotten eggs are
now putting In an appearance and candling Is
necessary.
Poultry Receipts of old chickens are very
heavy nnd demand is only limited , not over
83.00 obtainable. Spring chickens are also
plentiful nnd slow sale at $3.00 ; larger sizes
ore wanted nnd will bring better prices.
Potatoes In more liberal supply , and de
mand only fair at GOc for best stock ; Cahfor
ula new potatoes Belling at 3@lo per Ib.
Onions New southern soil at $625 per
barrel , California cholco at Go per Ib , nnd
Bermuda at 83.00 per bush crate.
Beans _ In moderate request ; navy , pe
bushel , 81.60@1.CO ; medium , per bushel
81 SOfil 40 ,
Grocer * ' Iilat
Boo Ana Powdered , 7ocut ; loaf , 7ogron- ;
ulatod,7io ) confectioners' A , 7d ; btandan
extra O , GJoj extra 0 , GJoj medium yellow , G a
dark yellow , 5Jo.
OorFKia Ordinary grade * , lOo ; fair , 12
good , Il < ai2o ; prime , 12@13oi cholco
I6@17o ; fancy green and yellow , IGffilCJo ; olc
government Java , 20@26c ; Arbucklo'a roast
ed. 14 Jo ; McLaughlln's XXXX roasted,1J1-
Imltatiou Java. lGJ@18c.
ROPK SUal , J inch and larger , 7Jo | Inch
8c ; 4 Inch , 8'c. '
SALT Dray loads , per bbl , 1 251 Asbton
In sacks , 3 60 ; i Backs Ashton , 1 00 ; bbls dair
260@2 75.
SPICES Pepper , 18oj iplce , 14o ; cloves , 20
asaia , l&o.
BTBOP Standard Com. , 27o , bble ; Btaadar
do 4 gallon koffs , 81.30.
DB * FBDITB No. 1 , quarter apples , bbl
Slot N 0 sliced , boxes , GJoi evaporated , boxes
8jo | blackberries , boxes Uc ; peaches ,
boxei , Sio ; peaonei , evaporated , none in tb
market ) raspberries , SOo.
OANDT Mixed , 10@11 ; stick , 0@llcj twis
stick , Oc. ,
CIIACKKBS Gnrneaus soda , butter nnd pk
nic. 4J ; crenmt , 7J ; ginger snaps , 74 ! Cit
soda , 6J.
Fisn No. 1 mackerel' ) half bbls , , 7 CC
Family i bbls. , 3 50 ; No. 1 kits , 1 05) ) famll
kits COc : No. 1 whitefish , hall bb . .6 CO ; N
1 kits , t)6oi ) family halt bbls. , 300 ; farm !
kits and palls , GOc ; No. 1 trout , half bbls. , 6 26
STABCU Pearl , 4 Jc ; Silver iGloea , 8ci Cor
Starch , So ; KicoUior Gloss , 7o ; Corn , 74c.
UANNEU UOODB. Oysters ; (8tandard ( ) p
case. 8 90) ) ttrawberrioe , 2 Ib per case , 3 50 ;
raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 50 ] California
pears per case , 5 SO ; apricots , per case , 5 03 ;
peaches per case , 5 SO ; white cherries per
case , 6 70 ; plums per case , 4 50 ; whortleber-
riei per cose , 3 00 ; egg plums , 2 Ib , per case ,
300 ; greengages , 21b , per cana , 2tMpine ) ;
pei , 2 Ib , i4r caM , S 20@8 60 ,
, -Boxes , 40 Vn , IBs , I2jo , 8 , 13ic ,
boxofB401b , IBot , Co , 12 Jc ; half box , 201b . (
MATCHES Per caddie , 85c ) ronndrlCM8
265sqaaro ; , ca cs , 170 : Ofthkosh. cases grl.29
SODA In Ib papers 8 25 per .case ; keg , pt *
PICKLES Medium In barrels , 0 00) ) do In
half barrels , 8 00 ; small , in barrelsG 00 ; do In
half barrels , 3 60 ; gherkins In barrels , 7 COde
do In half barrels , 4 00.
TKAH Gunpowder , good 45@55ci oholoo ,
60@7Gfl ) good Imperial , 4043o ) choice * GO ®
65c ) Your * Hyson , Rood , 81 @ 60c ) cholco. Gfi
@ 1 00 ; Japan , natural leaf , 75c ) Japan cholco ,
G076o ; Oolonp- good , 85@40o Oolong choice
40@65oj Banchong , good , SOffiiOcj choice , 86
@ 45o.
RICE Louisiana , prime to cholca , Ci@7Jo.
WooniJJWAnE Two hoop palls , 1 85 ; throe
hoop pailt , 2 10. Tubs , No. 1 , 8 50 : pioneer
washboards , 175 ; Double Crown , I90j troll-
buckets , 3 7fi. . . . , . . ,
Boars Kirk's Savon Imperial ) S 15) ) KIrk'
all not , 830 ; Kirk's standard , 3 65 ; Kirk's
White Russian , 4 85.
POTAHH Pennsylvania ) cans , 4 cans In case
3 35 { Babbitt's ball , 2 doz. In casa , 100) ) An
cJ&or'bnll , 3 doz. IS coio , 1 60.
VINKGAB Now York apple , I6oj Ohio np-
pie , 18o ,
Tobacco.
Fine cut Hnrd to Beat , 70ej Charm of the
West. GOe : Fountain , 74o : Golden Thread
G7cj Favorite , COc ; Buds , 50c ; Rocky Moun
tain , COo : Fancy , 45c ; Daisy , 40c.
Plug tobacco Climax , 44c per Ib , ; Horseshoe -
shoo , 4Ge : Star , 40c ; Spearhead , 4Gc ; Our
Rope , 60c ; Piper Iloidslck , GOc ; Punch , 40o.
Smoking tobacco-O. b. , 22o | Moorsohanm ,
EOo ; Long Tom SOo. Blackwell's Durham , 16
oz. , Ole ; 8 oz , , 55oj 4 oz. , 67o : 3 oz. , GOo.
Bonl of , North Carolina , 1G oz./42ojj ; oz. , 45c ;
4 oz. , 48c : 3 oz. , 60o , Navy Clipping ! , *
Killtkinlck , 4 oz. , 27c ; 2 oz. , 28o.
DBDQB AND CHEMICALS Acid , carbollo , 4lo
acid , tartario , 55oj balsam copaiba , per Ib.
GSc ; bark , sassafras , per Ib , 12o ; calomoi , per
Ib , 90oj cinchonidla , per oz. , 80 60 ; chloro
form , per Ib , 81 00 ; Dovora powders , per Ib ,
81 25 ; epsom Baits/ per Ib , 3Jo ; glycerine ,
pure , per Ib , 25c ; load acetate , per Ib , 20o ; ol ,
castor , No. 1 per gaL. 81 GO ; oil easter , No.
per gal. , 81 40 ; oil , olive , per gal. . 81 40 ; oi
origanum , 6Co ; opium , 81 60 ; quinine , P.
W. , and R. & 8. , per oz. , 8100 ; potassium ;
Iodide , per Ib , . 83 CO ; salicin , per oz. , 40c ;
snl bate morphine , per or. , $3 60) ) lulphur ,
pa' b. 4o ; Btrycbnlno , per oz. , 81 80 ,
Faints Oils anil Varnlshos.
Olio 110 carbon , per gallon , Hot 160
headlight , per gallon , lie ; 175 ° headlight
per gallon , 16c ; 160 ° water white 16o Hav
porgal'
Ion ! I'CDc ; No. 3,140 ; sweet , per gallon , 100) )
sperm W. B. , per gallon. 1 60 ; fish W. B. ,
per gallon , G5 ; neatsfoot extra , per gallon , OOo ;
No. 1 , 75o ; lubricating , zero , per gallon , SOc ;
Riunmor , 16c ; golden machine , No , 1 , per gal
lon , 35o ; No. 2,28o ; sperm , signal , per gallon
90o ; turpentine per gallon. 4Go ; naptha , 74c ,
ror gallon , IGo , ,
Splrltfi ,
COLOGNE Sriniia 188 proof , 119 ; do , 101
proof , 1 20 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof ,
1 9 : do , 188 proof. 118.
ALCOHOL 188 pooof alcohol 3 30 per wine
gallon.
WHISKIES Redistilled whiskies , 1 OOO1 60 ;
Fine blended , 150ji2 ( 00 ; Kentucky bourbons
bens 200@600 ; Kentucky and Pennsylva
nia ryes , 2 00(26 ( tO.
BBANDIE8 Imported , 6 00@1C 00 ; domes
tic , 150g,3 ( 00.
GINS Imported , 4 60GOO ; domestic , 150
© 300 ,
ROMS Imported , 4 50@8 00 ; Now England ,
2 004 00 ; domestic , 160@3 00.
CiiAMPAaNEs Imported , per case , 28 00@
34 00 ; American , per case , 10 C0@16 00.
Dry Flnts
White lead 88c ; French BO , Oo ) Fatli
whiting , 2Jc ; whiting gilders , IJc ) whiting
com'l , lie ; lampblack , Germnntown , 1455
lampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prussian blue , a
untramarino , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 80 ; urn be
burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4o ; sienna , burn 4ctr
sienna , raw , 4c : Pans green , genuine , 25o
Paris greoncommon,20c ; chrome green , N. Y
20c ; chrome green , K. , 12o ; vermtlllon , Eng
76o ; vermilllon , American , 18c ; Indian , red
lOc ; rose pink , 14o ; Venetian , rod , Oookson's
2c ; Venetian , red. American , Igc ; red load
7Jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20o ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12c : ochre roohello. 3c ; ochre , Frenh
2c ; ochre , American , 2c ; Winter mineral ,
2Jc ; lebigh brown , 2Jc ; Spanish brown , 2Jc ;
Prince'a mineral. 3o.
VABNISRES Barrels , per gallon : Furniture ,
extra , $1 10 ; furniture. No , 1 , 81 ; coach , ex
tra , 81 40 : coach , No , 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
81 75 : Japan , 70o ; oaphaltnm , extra , 85o ,
shellac , 83 50 : hard oil finish 81 50.
PAINTS IN OIL White lend , Omaha , P. P.
5fo ; ' white lead , St. Louis , pure , 6 50 ; Morseil
les 'green , 1 to 6 Ib cans , 20o ; French zlno ;
green seal , 12o ; French zinc , red seal , llo ,
French zlno , ln varnish asst. , 20o ; French zinc ,
In oil asst , l5c ; raw and burnt umber , 1 Ib 1
hanj , lOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOc ; Vandyke
crown , 13c ; refined lampblack , 12c : coach
black and Ivory black , 16c ; drop black , 16c ;
Prussian bine , 40c ) nltramnrlno blue , 18c ;
chrome green , L. M & D. . IGcj blind and
shutt green , L. M. & D. , IGo ; Paris green , 5
18o ; In J.'an red , 15o ; Venetian red , DC ; Tus 3
can red , 22c ; American vennillion , I. & P- G
; yellow ochre , 9c ; L. M. , O. & D. O. , 18o ; 3
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , 16c ; patent
dryer , 80 ; graining colors , light oak , dork oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. lee
In
Dry Gooflg
BBOWN SHEETINGS Atlantic A , 7io ; Allan-
tlo P , So ) Atlantic LL. 6Jc ; Brunawlck , 74o ; 6
Beaver Dam LL,5c : Lawrence LL , Blc ; Pa
cific U , 7Jc ; Royal Standard , GJoj Indian @
Head A , 7c ; Wauchnsott A , 6o.
FINK BEOWN SHEETINGS Argyle , Go ; Pop-
porell R , 6o ; Salisbury R , Go.
BLKACHED COTTONB Ballon. 4-4 , CJci Bal' Ib
Ion , 7-8 , 6Jc ; Cumberland , 4-4,74c : Dnvoll DD , Ib
8io ; Falrmount , 4o ; Fruit of the Loom 4 ,
8o ; Glory of the West , 8Jo ; Golden Gate.SJo ; Ib
Hill 7-8 , 7c ; Hill 4-4 , 7io ; Lonsdalo , 7go ; Now
York Milifl , lOJo ; Wamautta , 10o.
DUCKS ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , lljoi Bos
ton , 10 oz , lOlo ; Boston , 9 02 , , 12Jo | Foil River
ic.DDOKB
DDOKB ( Gray ) West Point,8 oz , , lie ) Woet
Point 10 oz. , 121o Point Bear , 8 oz. , lie.
TICKINGS Amoskeag , 18o Oontlnontol
Fancy , 9 ot Oordls 13c | Pearl River , 21c ;
York , 13ijc | Hamleton Awnings , 12)c ,
DKNIMS Amoskefg , 13o ) Beaver Oreek AA
lie ) Beaver Creek BB , 10c ; Beaver Creek
CO , 9o ; Haymakers , 80 ; Jaffrey D & T , 12 jo ;
Jaflrey XXX , 12io Pearl River , 13c ; Warren -
ren AXA ( brown ) , llo ; Warren BB ( brown ) ,
lie : Warren CO ( brown ) , lOc.
OAUBBICSFifth avenue glova finish , 4&o & ;
Keystone glove finish , 5o ,
I ICoBSET JEANS Amory , Tic ; Hancock , 8c ;
Kearsarge , 7ic ; Rockport , 6o.
PBINTB Aliens , 6Jo ; American , 6Jo ) Arn
old's Go ; Cochooo , Go ; Harmony , 41o ; Indigo.
7c : Iiidlgo 7-8 , llo ; Indigo 4-4 , lllo ; Stool
River , 5&c ; Charter Oak , 4jc ,
PBINTS SHIBTINGS American , 4Jot Oocheoo ,
4&o Gloucester , 4Jo ; Sonthbr'dgo , i&o ) Waver-
leya 41c ; Roeedale , 4Jo.
HO T Hardware Ijlat.
Iron , rates , 210 ; plow steel , special cast , 4c )
crucible , 5o ; east tools do , 16o20c ; wagon
spokes , per Bet , 2 25a3 00 ; hubs per Bet ,
125 ; telloet sawed dry , 140 ; tongues ,
each , 70o ; axlea , eash , 75c ; square nuts per
Ib , 7allc ; washers , per Ib , 8al8o ) rivets , per
Ib , He ; coil chain , pet Ib , 6al2cj malleable ,
8c | Iron wedges , Got crowbars , Got harrow
teeth , 4o ; spring steel , 7a8c ; Burden's horse
Bboos , 4 30 ; Burden's mulesboes , 6.80 ,
. BABBEO WIBE In car lots , 4 00 p r 100.
NAILS Rates , 10 to 60 ; iron , 2.25 ; steel ,
2.65.
2.65.SHOT Shot , 1 60) ) buckshot , 1 85 } oriental
powder , kegs , 3 60 4 00do ; , half kogs.200 ; do
quarter kegs , L60 blasting , kegi , 8 85 ; fuse ,
per 100 feet , 50o.
LEAD Bar , ICQ.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor
ris run Blossburg , 10 00 ; Whltebreost lump ,
C 00) ) Whitebroast nut , 6 00 ; Iowa lump , 6 00 ;
Iowa nut , 6 00) ) Rock Spring , 7 OOj Anthra-
dot , U XSall 60 ; Canon City , 7 00 per on ,
Dry Lumber.
Wholesale On Board Oars at Omaha ,
DIMENSIONS AND TIUBEBS ,
BOABD3.
No , 1 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft f 16 75
No,3boards , 13,14 ana 1Gft , , , , , , , , , , 14 70
No. 8 boards , 12,14 and 10 ft 1270
No. 4 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft. ( shipping
cull ) 1075
No. 1 , 6 inch , 12 snd 14 feat , rough.$17 CO
No. 1,0 Inch , 1C feet , rough 1750
No. 2 , G Inch , 12and 14 foot , rough. . . . 14 80
No. 2,0 inch , 16 foot , rough Hi 60
No. 1 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 foot , rough. . . . 17 CONe
No , 1 , 4 Inch , 16 fee ; , rough 17 50
No. 2 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 foot , rough. . . . 14 50
No , 2 , 4 inch , 16 foot , rough 15 50
BID1KQ ,
lit Com. . 12,14 and 16 foot 522 00
2d Com. . 14 and 1C foot SO 00
3d Oom. , 14 nnd 16 feet 15 00
Fence , 14 and 16 foot 1100
BEADXD GK1LIKO ,
lit Oom. 3 inch , Norway 15 50
2d Oem , ( ) Inch , Norway 1460
FLOORING.
lit Oom. 6 Inch , white pine $38 00
2d Oom. 0 Inch , whlto plno 8500
3d Oom. C'lnch , white pine 28 00
Sol. Fence G Inch , whlto pine 20 00
lit and 2cl Clear yellow pine , 4-0 Inch. 21 50
SHIP LAP.
No. 1 , Plain , 8or 10Inch * . . .S1S 00
No. 2 , Plain , 10 inch 1(5 ( 10
No.l , O , 0 ID 00
riNISIIINO.
1st , 2d and 3d Clonr , 1J Inch , B , [ 2 $50 00
lit. 2d , nnd 3d Clear , li nnd 2 inch , 8. 2a 50 00
B Select , li , li and 2 inch , B. 2s 86 00
1st , 2d and 3d , Olear , 1 inch , s. 2 45 00
A Select , 1 inch , B. 2a 40 00
B Select , 1 Inch , s. 2 30 00
STOCK BOARDS ,
A12 Inch , 1.11.12,14 and 1C foot 45 00
B12 inch , e. Is. 12,14 nnd 10 foot 41 00
a 12 Inch , e. 1 B. 12,11 nnd 16 foot 8G 00
aN 12 inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 feet 23 00
No. 1 Com. 12 In. , s. 1 B. 12,14 and 16 ft 18 00
No. 1 Com.12in. , s. 1 B. 10,18 and 20 ft21 00
No. 2 Com. 12 in.s. 1 s. 12. 14 nnd 16 ft.14 76
BATISNB , WELL TUBING , PICKETS.
O. G. Bats , S Inch 8 ,85
O. G. Bat' , 2&lnch 76
J Inch Bats , B. Is 40
3 Inch well tubing , D. & M 23 00
3 inch well tubing , Bov 23 00
Pickets : D. & H. Flat , 821 00 ; D & H.
Square 23 00
BUNGLES AND AI1I ,
K"j Inch , Clear 83 25
"j A'Standard 2 60
5N inch , Clear 1 40
No.l 1 20
Lath i 2 EO
POSTS. .
White Cedar , G inch , halves 11 a
White Cedar , 5Unch , halves 9Jo
White Cedar , 8 inches , quarters 9 J3
White Cedar , 4 inch , round 12 c
LIME , ETC ,
Qulncy white lime ( best ) 9Pc
Cement $1.75
Plaster ( Michigan ) 2.40
Tarred fait , per cwt 1.70
Straw board , per cwt 1.60
Hiao .
Bteady ; green butchers' Go ; green cured ,
7jc ; dry flint , 12@14o , dry salt , 10@llc : dam
aged hides two-thirds pnco.
Tallow 4J@6c.
Grease Rime white , 3J@4o.
Sheep PBlts-25c < a7R
<
DENVER MAJIKET.
FLOOD Colorado. 100 Ibs , 215@ 2 20j patent -
ent , 100 Ibs. , 2 75@3 00 ; Kansas , 100 Ibs , 2 75
© 3 00 : graham , 100 Ibs , 1 GO ; ryp , 1 00 Ibs.
225.
225.GBAIN
GBAIN , FEED , ETC. Whoaf 100 Ibs , 8135
com , 100 Ibs. 115(31 ( 2Doats | , Nebraska
mlxod.100 Ibs 1 G0@l G5 ; Nebraska oats white ,
1 65@1 701 bran , ton , 17 00 > chop , corn , 100
Ibs , 1 20@12576 ; : chop mixed. 100 Ibs , 160
il GO ; corn meal , 100 lb I 40ffll 60.
HAT Loose , nor ton , 10 C012 CO ; baled ,
second bottom , 10 60@11 00 ; baled , upland ,
12 00@14 00 ; alfalfa , loose , ton , 12 00@15 00 ;
otraw , ton , 6 007 00.
BUTIEB Creamery , finest , Ib , 27@28s ;
creamery , rgood , Ib , 2425o ; Illinois 'and
lena dairy , Ib , 18@29s ; Kansas and Ne-
brasta dairy , Ib , 15@ljjc ; common , lb,6@8c ;
butterine creamery , Ib , 20@22o ; butterlna
dairy , Ib , 16 < 31Eo. *
OHSESK Full cream. Ib , 18@15o ; half
cream , Ib , 10@llo ; skim , Ib , 9oi Swiss , Im
ported , 82o ; Swisa , domostle , Ib , 20@22 ; Llm-
bnrger , 20o.
EGGS State , fresh candled , 'doz , 14@15o ;
fresh ranch , doz , 15@lGc ,
PODLTBT Live old chickens , doz , 6 50(8 ( G 00 ;
dressed chickens , lb15lGo ; dressed tnrkeys ,
lb , 2022c.
POTATOES 100 Ibs. 1 61 95 ; Salt Lake ,
100 Ibs , 2 00 ; new California , 100 Ibs , 2 75ft
300.
300.VEGETABLESOnions
VEGETABLES-Onions , 100 Ibs , 400@t25 ;
turnips , 100 Ibs , 1 75 ; cabbage , now Califor
nia , 100 Ibr , 3 C0@ ? iC ; lettuce , doz , 60o ;
raddlshes , doz. 40c ; young enlona , doz , 20c ;
parsley , doz , 40o ; pie plant , doz , 20c ; oyster
plant , doz , COc ; eplnach , doz , 8c ; asparagus ,
Ib , 40o. callfloner , Ib , 18c ; cucumbers , doz ,
G0@l 75.
GREEN FBDITS Apples , bbl , 850 ; Messina
lemons , extra , box , 5 00@G 00 ; cranberries ,
bbl , 12 00 ; Messina cranges. box. 5 76@GOO ;
Oulifornla osaogea , box , 2 25@2 75 ; bananas ,
bunch. 2 00@4 00 ; pine apples , doz , 4 00@
50 ; Strawberries , California , 16c qt , 8 00 M
25 box ; strawberries , eastern , crate , 3 EC ®
50 ; cherries , California , 10 Ib box , 2 25 ®
00 ; plums , box , 2 25 ; apricots , box , 3 25.
CUBED MEATS Hams , sugar cured'lo , 101
lOJc ; bacon , breakfast , Ib , ICJOllJo ; salt
aides. Ib , 7i@7Jc ; lard In palls , 99o ; lard
tierces , 80.
FB/SII MEATS Dressed beef , Colorado , per
lOOlts , 700&725 ; hogB. dressed , 100 Ibs ,
25@6 76 ; mutton , 100 Ibs , 6 10@6 0.
LIVE STOCK Beef grata cattle , 100'Ibs , 1 00
4 60 ; hogs , 100 Ibs , 4 60S 1 75 ; sheep , 100
Ibs , sheared , 2 75@3 50.
Hides. Dry Flint No. 1 , per Ib , Hl13oj
No , 2. Ib , 9@10c ; green steers and cows ,
, 4@5c ; green calf , Ib , G@8c ; proonklp ; ,
, io ; branded call , It ) . Go : ebearlingB , Ib , 8
10@15cj sheep skins , dry , Ib.OgCs ; door skins
, 12@lGc ; nntelopo skins , lo. 1215 | elk !
skins , Ib , 9@10c ; tallow Ib , 4 < 34&o
WOOL Oolorado choice , per Ib , H16cl
heavy , 12@lScJ ; New Mexican , avcraro , 7
© lOo. V
FISH Mackerel , No. 1. 1 40 , kit , 1 IE ©
135 ; men , 160(32 ( 00 ; California salmon ,
halt bb ) , 0 60r Holland horrinjr , ko , 1 25 ;
fresh lake trout , bbl , 15@lCe , *
FRED W. GRAY , 7
( SncoEsaon TO )
FOSTER < GKAY ,
LUMBER
WHITE 1'INK , YELLOW PINE , CALI
FORNIA 11EDWOOD
ASH , OAK , BLAOK WALNUT ,
SPANISH OEDAR.
Bear Cieek Lime , Louisville Cement
Portland Cainont , Iowa and Michigan Plos >
tor , Hair , Etc. Etc.
Cor. 6th & Douglas St
HAIBUE8-AMEBICM
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , France
and Germany.
Tha sieanohlps ol this well known line ut built
el Iron , In water-tight compartments , and ara lur-
tithed with e\ery requisite to maka the passage
both safe and agreeable. They carry tbe United
Mates and European malls , and leavn New York
Tanadars and Saturdays ( or Plymouth ( LONDON
Chtrboug.rPARIB and HAMIIUUO.
lUtes. Flrit Cabin , ? W100. . Steerage , to or
from Hamburg , 110. 0. B. U1CIIAKD& C0.aen-
. Agents , 61 Broadway , New fork and
Washington n1 La Hello streets , Chicago , or Henry
Pundt , Uaik Hauicn , V , K. Uoores , Harry Deuel In
Omaha ; Oronewig&SohoeneKcn , Ip Coirncll UluOa
Mass. Institute of TeclinoloRy
U03TON , MASS.
E.ViMIXJLTlO.NS IN ClIICAOO
Regular foui.yeir courses In Chll , Uecbiiilcal
Ululiift and KUctrlcal Eiigineerloi ; , ArchUeo'ure '
Cliemletry , Tlijtlc , Natural Hlttory , etc. Student
arc aim adinlttid topirllal or peo'al courtop. Nex
school yc r begins St'jit. ? 8,1E85. Kntruice examlna
tlots June 4 and e , at 9 a. ro. Apply to PROF Una.
llov , U-.D , 1)311 J of Education rooini City Hall , Cbl
JAUKS i' , MU < SRO , Secretary ,
. WAlhKR ,
THE CHICAGO 0
RAILWAY.
TH R BK3T ROUTK AND
SBTOIECT LI3STEI
Omaha
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.
The on y to take for Ds Molnes. Marshall.
town , Cedar lUplds , Clinton , Dixie , Chicago , sl"
wAUkot and all point * cant. To the people of Me.
btaiku , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho , Noriula
Oregon , Washington and California It odors superior
advantages not posMblo by any other line ,
Among A tow of the numerous points o ( superior
ity ODJO ) oil by the patrons ol this road botwucn
Omaha and Chicago , are It ) two trains a day ol DAT
COACHES nhlch are the Dnost that human art and
Ingenuity can create ; 1(4 PALACK SLKEFINQ OARS
which are model ! o [ comfort and elcganoe ; Its PAR
LOU DRAWING IIOOM OARS , unsurpassed by any
and Its widely oolebratod PALATIAL DINING CAI13
the equal of which cannot be lound elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains ol the Union Faolflo
Ry. conned In Union Depot with tboso of the Ohlca
eo & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains of thlf
line make close connection with those of all eastern
lines. i
For Detroit , Colnmbm , Indianapolis , Cincinnati.
Niagara Palls , Buffalo , Plltsburg , Toronto , Montreal
Boston , New York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Washington -
ington and all points In the East , ask the ticket
agent for tickets via the *
-NOUTJI-WESTBRN '
- ,
It vou wtan the b" t acoommodatloni. All ticket
agents sell ticket ! via thla line.
SI . uuoniTT. R. snAiR ,
General Manager. Oo . Piss. Agent.
CDICAOOW.N.BABCOCK ,
Oen 141 ! FarnamSt. , Omaha , Nob.
THE SHORT LIN
And BEST ROUTE.
tllOlt OMAHA TO
THE EAST ,
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis. Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Oodar llaplds , Davenport ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Rooltford ,
Hack Island , Freeport Jnnesvillo ,
Elgin , Madison , La Crosse ,
Bololt. Winona ,
And all other Important points Katt , North.
east and Southeast.
Ticket offloo at KOI Farnam street ( In Paxton Ho
tcl ) , nnd at Union Paclflo Depot.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars In
the World are run on tnomaln lines of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKIB & ST. PAUiiIl'rand every at tent Ion It paid
to p&ssongera bycouitoous-employoi of the company.
S. S. MEHIIILL , A. V. OARPKNTEU ,
General Manager , Ocn'l Passencor Agent.
R. MILLER , GEO. F. HEAFFORD ,
Ass't Ocn'l Manager. Aea't Oon'l Pass Agent
J. T. CLARK. Ocn'l Superintendent _
Railway Time Ta"bio.
In Effect April 5th. 1885.
. . The attonllon of the trivollln ? pnblla li ullad to
tbe hot that this 1s tbo only oomploto and absolutslr
correct time-table published In tbe city ,
All trains arrive at and depart ( rom Om h b ;
Central SUndtrd Time.
Tnlns ot the a St. P. II. ft 0. arrlvs > l nd depart
part ( rem their depot , corner ot 14th ind Wobatoi
streets ; traluj 01 too B. & M. , 0. B. * Q. , and K , 0
St. J. i C. B. from the B. It If. depot ] all others from
the Union Paclflo depot
a , Dallr ; b , except Bktnrdty ; e , ezeopl Send y | d ,
cept Monday.
DEPAKT. AKBJYE.
A. 11. P.M. i union Pacific. A. M. r. u.
Bros. . Paclflo Express . 760 *
. . Denver Express. .
O. & Rop. Valley
ISOl . . Mall ana Express _ no *
B. A.M. In Nob.
8IC . . . Mall and Express. . SfO *
B 00 * . . . . Night Express. . 1910 *
SOUTHWARD.
Missouri Paclflo
10 250 .Day Express. fl IOC
885 * , . . .NlfthtExpress 6 20 *
K.CSt.J..C.B
910a r . . . .Vlfc Plattmn troth. . . . , 7 OOd r i5i
8 60s r7GOb _ .TU Council Blufls' . . . 7GOd 7 851
Wabaoh Route.
7 COb . . .Chlcm zoEiproBS. . . . Slid
1 00 . . . .BI.Loafs Express . 5V *
C. M. A 8t Paul.
8 15c D * y Express
I SOb . Night Exprosa . B Ud
C. R.lPacific. .
. DAT Express .
iSOb t Express . Bt6d
. . . . Accommodation
C , & N-W.
, .Uay Express ,
SOb .Night Express 9Ud
C.
fi 8Ja For Chicago via Flatam'th 0 ! 0 * 15 *
4 ! 0a For Obloago via O. Binds B46 * 86 *
NOBTHWABD.
COt. . IP. Nl. A. O.
. .Qloux City Express. . . 5 tOC
8 too ) aUand ! Accommodation 0 ZOO
own Dlv. 8.C.&P.
. .Bt.raulDayKiproea. . Tin
81. Fanl Night ExprMg , B i5 *
OMAHA BRIDGE TKAIN8
Dlimmv Tr ln5 I * ve Omaha < m,7 25
OC , 10 00,1116 m.1560 , 5 00 , B 00. 4 CO , 4 66 , 550
1110pm. On Sundays the 7 BO and 10 00 a m * nd
00 * nd 100 p m trlne do not run. Arrive * t trins-
ler depot 18 mlnutoa laloi ; Ere d y depot 80 mln-
ntoalater.
/Leave Council BluBs ( Broadway depot ) at 8G5.7 55 ,
SO , 10 BO , 111C m ; 1 EO , S CO , 8 80. * CO , 525.
and 11 45 p m. On Hundays the 0 M and 11 40 * m
and 8 80 and B 25 p m trains will not run. Arrive at
Transfer 7 minutes later , Omaha iO mlnutas later.
TranoforTralno-Loav * omiiuit a 15,8t
m , IS 83. S 20 , 4 20,8 CO and 7 DO n m , dally.
Arrive al 9 SO and 11 CO a m , t Ol8 80 , 7 20 and
55 p. m. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and horn Chicago via the Tripartite Alliance Lines ,
SUlTPAt MTPEPiT 1V1.
I MIL I H-I.TM-W I N.W i it-i i m
February , 16 8 I SI 7-28 li
March . . . . 8-55 15 1-221 14 SI 7-28
April IB 5-25 1 ! I 4-26 11 18
liar 10-31 17 8-2i I 18 1-28 8-50
tiunday evening and Monday morning tralniarrlr
In oorre pondlne order. C. B. ft Q trains run ova
day.
STOCKYARDS TRAINS.
Leave Union Faclflo depot at 8 40 a m and B li
a.
Arrive ( rom Stook Yards at 7 95 a in and 8 28 p m.
Seventeen years Kxperience ,
DR.G.W.PANGLE
. . .
Ueadcr of Disease ! of Lien airl Women. Bleotrlo
lairuetlo and Ilerballit I'tiyelclan Now located a
moDoudisSt Omaha , Neb. , upsUlis.
A correct dlajnoito given without arv eiplaaanuo
rom the patlenl. Consultation free at olhM.
/ Treat the Following Diseases.
Catarrh of th Head. Diseases of the ET and
Ear. Heart Dlseaie , Liver Oomplabt , KldMj Com
lain * , NcrvousDebilltv , Mental Depression , Logjof
unhood , Diabetes , light's Dlatase , Bl Vltuo
aaco. nhoumat'sm ' , r > ral > iliVhlU HwtlllDgs
cJOfulo , Fcitr Soic-a. Cancers and Tuu > r > romoi o
edulthnuttha knife , or the drawlDg ot a drop ot
Jood , Woman , with her dollcato orgajnHc tcred to
Health. Droiuy Cured W.tiout Tapjdri ; , Special
Attention Given to I'rivate.and Vcneraal Dlseasea ot
all Kinds , Tapg Worms IIimcvecl la two or three
bours or No Pay , llermuojrholds or 1'iloa Cured erNe
No Cbir i Made.
Thoaowhoaie aflllcUl vlll me ll\e anJ hu& <
iredi ol dollars by cVbutf on or U.IDK
DlO , W. f'ANOLE'8
Herbal Uedlclnca.
S
A ( arorit. rteicrlrtloa cf a noted [ > ci lUl ( oow isO -
O Diugxliu cm til It. Addreu
OR , WARD CO.f
CHAS. SHIV1BRICK ,
FURMITURE
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Elorator to nil floors. 1200 , 1203 nnd 1210 Jb'ainam Street
OMAHA , NEBRASKA
IOUTH 0 M AHA
The Advantage of Settling in thsNewTown
The title "South Omnba' doosnot moan thonouthem part of tbo city of Om ha.lmt is th
lame of the thrlvintr town eormnonclnc at the Union Stock yards on the sonth , and oztond
ng for a mile and a half north , nearly conuooting with thocity limits of Omaha.
The company have ngain concluded to put on sale 1,000 lot * , nod lot the purchasers of
ho tame realize the profit which the enhanced vMuo of these loU is o\ro to mako. It now
being on assured fact that South Omaha is dostlnod-ln the near future to bo the largest live
lock market west of Chicago , thcro can bo no doubt that this property In n few yoaM will be
worth five or Crcu ton times the amount that it can bo bought for to day.
Some may ask : If this Is so , why do not the company keep it and realise this profit
rho answer ! * , that In order to make lots valuable , there must bo improvements on or sur
oundingthem , and M is the case In nil now towns , special Inducements must bo ofTorod
first to Rot the pjoplo to take hold nml.build. . .
There are probably moro such inducements'oHorod b ? South Omaha than wore over rra
brth by any now town. The largo business done by the stook yards company and tha im >
aionso slaughter and packing houses together with their nnxllartes are no small feature in ; it
ipgrrgato of events that are destined to make South Omaha a largo place. Ap.-iln , the town
s not an addition to Omaha , and Is not liable for city taxes , although It enjoys nil the bonofita
rom the growth of Omaha that it would if It were just IKOIOK the city limits , but being just
OUTSIDE , only county taxes are collected , which are merely nominal , Tha town owns and
operates its own water works , which furnish an abundant onpply of pure spring water. Dum
my trains will rnn on the B , A. M. nr l.U. P. railways o\ory hour , stopping at the north end
ofthatown site as well as at the stoc' yards , The Thirteenth street horao ears will run1. )
Ilascall'a park this spring , and to U i stock yards at no distant day. The high altitude
and the location a healthy one.
Of course there are those who do not believe that South Omaha will amount to much
This kind of people didn't believe Chicago would over bo anything bettor than a cranberry
latch that Omaha would over outgrow her village clothes , tliat there never could bo any fruit
; aitod In Nebraska , etc. . etc. who made It win ? The sceptics , or those that had an abiding
aith in the energy , intelligence and roiourscs of this great country !
For Information , maps , prices and terms apply at the company's office , 21G S , Thirteenth
Hroot , Merchant's National Bank Building , first floor.
M. A. J7JPTCA217 , A.sst. Sec'y and Manager.
G. B. GREEN. GKO. BURK
( Will pay customers Draft with Bill of Lading attached , for two-thirds value of stock. )
GREEN & BURKE.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCH'TS
ITKttON STOCK YARDS , .
REFERENCES : A"L. . .
- -
Merchants & Former's Bank.David City.Neb. \J ITI3. M 3i.
Ccnrney National Itank , Kearney , Nob.
Columbus State Bank , Oolumbue , Neb ,
McDonald's Bank , North Platte , Neb.
Omaha National Bank , Omaha , Nob.
fej SUn 1' 21. CLARKE , frett , and Treat. Prtsiden
JOHN T. CLARKE , Seerettry.
H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY.
SUCCEEDING
JLEI&HTOH & CLARKE. .
r AROEST Jobbing Drug houiobetweon Chicago and San Frandsoo. CAPITAL STCOK , 9300,000. Wa
LJ shall be at the bottom of tnomirket at all times. Will duplicate Chicago and St. Louis pncea with
relght added. Our ipeo'alty will be
jPere Drugs , , faints , { tils-atid Window Grlas *
Ea.lmatos . el\cn on plate glass. To those about to embark In tha drug business will do well to 1111
your Interest by railing on us or Band for our prloo list which will appear Vint January 5th , Mall orde
oollcltod. 1U IIARNEir STREET.
r JESJE& a9
DEALERS IN
BUBOLABPBOOF
, LOOKS , ETG.
SPECIAL NOTIOB TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground Oake
It la f ho boat and cheapest food for clock of any kind. Cno pound la equal to
hroo pom da of. ' orn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gako la.t'no Fall and Winter
iiatead of down , will Increase In weight and bo In good marketable oondl-
lon In the Dairymen , as well ca othora , who use It , can testify to its mer-
; i. Try U and d * o for yourselves. Price 824.00 per ton. No charge for Backs ,
Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS , Omaha , Neb.
THE aL. . STRANG COMPANY , '
Double and Single Acting Power and ffana
'Hnolno Trimialnga , Mining Machinery , Bolting , 11 wo , Braes and Ircn Flttlngi
at wholesale or retail. HALLADA-Y WIND-MILLS , OHDRCH
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th and Farnam St. , Omaba Neb.
1C. 'F.
h )
OMAHA , NEB.
. EELLMAM & CO ,
Whulesa
1301 AND 1303 PARNAM STREET , COR. 13TD ,
A , en < 4 COK , Unj. Jc Supt. o. p. N , BADLKR , Asst. EUR. H. w. niAitoxo , Asat. Becy
MKSOUBI VALLEY BBIDGE AND IRON "WORKS
OFFICE AND WOIiKS LEAVKKVOltTII , KANSAS.
Man'lg'a and Ilulldtrs ol
lStBflHOWB , ,
Truu and Combination
BRIDGES
Per llallroads and Highways ,
Turn Table ) , Draw Spaoi , Uoa
Tiuuer , 1'lcra unUHub-
btiucturel.
| lnseiSUie ! , & Toll
PUOPIUETOR3 ,
A , McLoutti , Agent.
A. Wi"0 ,
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