THE DAILY BEE MONDAY ; AUGUST 17 , 1885 ;
NEBRASKA
OMAHA. NEBRASKA ,
PAID UP CAPITAL . 8250 DC'
QTJBPLUS MAY1,1885 , S5W ,
orrior.na :
H , W , YATW , A. E. TOUZALIH ,
President Vlco President
W.V.Monan , JNo.g.OoLtTNS , LEWIS 8 , Hue
W , II , 8. Hughes , Cashier.
BANKING orrios :
The Iron Bank ,
COR ; 12th AND FAENAM STS ,
A General Banking Busi
ness Transacted.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE ,
Naw YOBK , August 15MoNKt On
call easy at 1J per cont.
PBIME PArisn 4@5 per cont.
EXCHANGE BILLS Dull at $1,85 ; demand
54.8P i.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
STOCKS The stok market was again active
nnd strong , especially for Vandorbllts , Gran-
were , however , barely steady. ho aa-
vancs in Vandorbllts was duo to the announce
ment that the Central Traffic association had
elected rv commissioner , had agreed on the
formation of a pool on a money basis , nnd had
adopted a resolution to restore rates eastbound -
bound next Monday. Comparing pricas this
oveninp with thoao of n week ago , nearly
everything Is higher. Western Union is the
only prominent exception , showing a loss of
2 | per cent.
STOCKS ON WALL STREET.
3's 102 ?
4Vs Coupons 112j
if. 8. 4's 122 *
Pacific G's of ' 05 120
Central FaclBo -153
Chicago & Alton 13GJ
do do preferred 150
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy * 129i
Delaware , Lackawana & Western 100j
Denver & Rio Grande Wj
Srie. 174
do preferred 351
Illinois Control 132 $
Indiana , Bloomington & Western 14
Kansas & Texaa 25 :
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 74 ; :
Louisville & Nashville 48 ;
Michigan Control C7 <
Missouri Pacific U3-
Northern Pacific 23 (
do do preferred 49J
Northwestern 102 $
do preferred 139
Now York Central 99 §
Oregon Transcontinental 10 |
Paclfis Mail 49
I Poorla , Dccatur &Evansvillo 141
It Pullman Palace Car Company 120
II BockI | land , 121
St. Louis & Snn Frunci'C 19j !
I ' do do preferred 33 |
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul 78 |
do do do preferred. . 112
St. Paul & Omaha 28J
do do preferred
Texas Pacific 171
Union Pacific 49J
Wabasb , St. Louis & Pacific 0
do do do preferred. . . 15 }
Western Union Telegraph 69 }
Orezon R&llroad & Navigation 80 J
Ex-dlvidend.
onia&ao.
OHIOAOO , 111. , August 15. Flour Quiet
and unchanged ; winter wheat , south
ern , $4 50@5.2o ; Wisconsin and Mich
igan , § 4.5U@5.00 ; soft spring , 53.50 ©
4.25 ; Minnesota bakers , § 3.50@4.50 :
patents , S4.75@5.EO ; low grades , § 2.00 ®
3.00.
Wheat Activeunsettled and loweropened ;
ht about yesterday's close , declined 2&2c
with but slight fluctuations , and closed 2 o un
der yesterday ; 8 @S3c. cosh and August ;
4l@81Jc , September ; 8l > i@86go October ; No.
2 red , 'Mo.
Corn Fairly active ; npened about ic under
yesterday , declined jj@J and closed i@ic
nder yesterday ; 45Jc , cash ; 15J@4GB ) August
and September ; 44Jo , October ,
Oats Fairly active but weak and lower ;
2525c , cash ; 25jc , August aad September ;
-Ijjc , October ,
Rye Easy at 57c.
Barley-Qaiet at 71c.
Timothy-Weak ; prime , 81 GS31.70.
FUxseod Steady ; No. 1 , $1 23.
Pork-Quiet and steady ; S'J.16@0,20 , cash ;
? 'J.174@9.i0 ; , August and September ; $9,22j
@ 9.25 , October.
Lard Steady bnt not materially changed ;
$0.20@6.2& , cash , August and September ;
0.27i@0.30 , October.
Bulk Moats Shouldorr , SI.1034.SO ; short
ribs , 8fi.42i@5 45 ; short cloxr , $5.'JO@5 'J3.
Whisky-Steady at 81.15.
Butter Firm and fairly active ; good to fine
creamery , lG&21c ; peed to choice dairy , 13
© 17c.
* Cheeao-Steady ; choddam. GJ@7o ; flats , 7 ®
7ic : young Americas. 8J@8jo ; tkims , l@ic ,
Eggs-Dull at 10i@llo.
Hides-Steady and unchanged ; heavy
green salted , fully cured , 7&c ; light , 8w8ia ;
damaged , Gc ; bull bides , Gc ; dry colted , ll
Tallow Steady and unchanged ; No. 1
country , 5 Jo.
Ueooipti , Uhlpts.
Blonr , bbl . , . 7,000 11,000
Whost. bushelB . 29,009 114.000
Corn , bosbola . JT. . . . . . 271,000 268,000
Otts , buahola . 105.000 01,000
Rro , bushola . 18,000 none
Uwler , btuheld . 2,000 none
UILWAUKEK.
MILWAOKKK. WIs. , August 15. Wheat-
Lower : No. 2 Milwaukee , 83gc ; September ,
SIJc ; October , 874c.
Uora Quiet ; No. 2. 4BJo.
llr * ' Oata Heavy ; No. 2 , 26ic.
EK Uyo-Dull ; No. 1 , 57c.
Harley Nominal.
Provisions Dull ; mess pork , cash and
September , (9.15 ; October , 89,20.
TOLKDO.
TOLWX ) , Augu b 15 , Wheat Quiet
aud wealct No. 2 cash and August , 91i < x.
Corn Dull and lower ; No. 2 cash and
August , 47o ,
Oats Loner ; cash and August , 2Gjfc.
OIUOIRHATI ,
CINCINNATI , O. , Augiist 15. Wheat
1'irmer ; No. 2 red , OSJviMJo.
Com Fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 47c.
Oats-rVIrmer ; No. 2 mixed , 20i@274o.
Uye-Woiker ; No , 2 , 88@69j.
r Barley Quiet aud unchanged ; No , 2 fall ,
85s.
85s.PorkDull at 89. B7J.
Lard-Quiet at $8.15.
Whisky-Steady at 81.13.
KANSAS CITT ,
KANSAS Cm' , Mo. , Augu t U. Wheat-
Lower ; caob , 7f Jo bid , 7Go asked ; Septem
ber , 770r77ic | ; October , 801@80Je.
Cora-Quiet ; cub , S5o ; S eptember ,
bid , 35io u ked ; the year ,
Oata Nominal ; no bids ,
8T. LOUIS.
St. LOCIS , Mo. , Auguit 15.-Wheat-
Active , and h rily lowt-r , closing 2Jo below
yeiterday ; 04J93c , C4-hi OJifo , ller4 Au
u t : Oljf , September ; OOJo , Odob'r.
iJoru-Cosh higuer ; option * Bt dy ! 43i ®
41ir , < ca h ; 42io ( ) 2Jc , August ; 4igc , September
bor : 40jo | October ,
Oati-Lwfr ; 242llc , cash23ic } , Auguet
23n bid for Septembor.
Rye -Firm atf > li@56io.
WhUky-Steadyat ? .13.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 17@3fc ; dairy
NKVf TOUR rBODCCB.
N w YOBK , August 1C. Whnat Rstelpta
90,000 bn ; exports , 63,000 bu ; spot lots de
clined 232jc , and options 2@2jc | : § r > cuUtion
verjr brlak ; ungraded ted , SGftWJs ; No. 3 red
01@94o ; No. 2 red,95@9Gc } , In elevator
October doling ntDSfc.
Corn Spot about steady and qnlot ; option
opened A ehade better , later declined , closing
heavy ; receipts , 41tOnO bu ; exports , 2.C03 bu
ungraded , G2@64icNo. ; 2,61 } in elevator
C3J@51c afloat ; October closing ot 62Jc.
Oata A shade better ; receipts , 97tOO bu
exports , 131 bn ; mixed western , 83@35c
white wnstern. S7@ 12c.
Petrolonm Firm ; united closed at D8Jc.
Eggs Firm ; fair Infinity ; western , 23 ®
21c.
Pork-Quiet ; mess spot , SltOO@ll.25.
\ ILard Quiet ; contract grade spot , 8G.GO
October. 50 GO@G.G1.
Butter Quiet and fitm.
Cheese -Steady , demand light.
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , August 15. Wheat-
Weak nnd lower ; No. 1 bard , offered at
87Jc , cash and August sales ; 80c , September
offered 87io October ; N < . 2 hard , i > alef , 85c
No. 1 northern , sellers , 83t , September ; 84Jo
October.
Flour-Steady ; patents , 81.85@5.00 ; bak
er ? , 83.tOg3.90.
Receipt ! Wheat , 29,000 bu ; flour , 55,000.
brln.
Shipments-Wheat , 15,000 bn ; flour , 4,200
btla
LIVERPOOL.
LITXBFOOL , Auguit 15. Wheat Dull ;
No. 2 winter , 7s ; No. 2 spring , Gi lid.
Corn Easy ; spot Auguit , 4s 7d ; Sep
tember , 4s 7d ; October , 4s 8d.
BTOOIt.
onioAoo.
GHIOAQO , Auguit 15. The Drovers' Journal
reports ;
Cattle Rosolpts , 2.200 head ; about steady ;
shlppincr steers , ? 1.-15@G.OO ; stockersand feed
ers , 82.75554 25 ; cows , bulls and mixed. 81.75
© 1.25.
Ilogs Receipts , 8,000 head ; ( toady ; rough
and mixed , 83.)0l.25 ! ) ; packing and ship
ping , 8S.2or < HGOj skips , 83 00(21 ( ! 90.
Sheep Rccelpta , 900 head : weak ; natives ,
$2.00(5)4.20 ( ) ; Texans , 82.CO@3.GO ; lambs , per
load , 81,75@3.50.
KANSAS OUT.
KAWBABCrrr.Mo , August -Oaltlo Re
ceipts , 1,300 ; shipments , 4,000 ; natives
weak ; Texas slow , lOo lower ; exporter * , S5.23
g5.40 ; common to choice shipping , 84.50
@ 5.15 ; B lockers and feeders , 83.3Q@I.30 :
x ws. 82 , 50@3.40 ; grass Texa3 steers , S3.00
§ 3.75.
Hogs Receipts , 4.0CO ; shipments , 2,00' ' ;
toady ; light and assorted , 84.804.40 ;
icnvy and mixed , § t.CO@4.25.
Sheep Receipts , 200 ; no shipments ;
tendy ; common to good , 8L50@3.00 ,
St. Loom ,
( it , IiOpiu.Mo. , August -Oattle-Raolp s ,
100 ; shipments , GOD ; scarce : only local
, rado ; unchanged prices ; fair to choice na
ive shipping eteer , ? l 7o@5.75 ; good na
il vo butchers' steers , 8i.25@S4.70 ; mixed
ots butchering stock , § 2.50@3.75 ; Indian
toern , 83304.40.
Sheep Receipts , 300 ; shlpmonb , 1,100 ;
upply very scant and only small retail bud-
DBS done.
OMAHA WHOliBrjAhB MARKETS.
OFFIOE OF THE OMAHA Bci , I
Saturday Evening , August 15 , J
Trade Itoviow.
Business at the Union stock yards , South
Omaha , has been quiet the past week , List
ear grass cattle b pan coming In about the
rat of July and the receipts continued liberal
rom that time on through the season. This
eaaon the market is over thirty days behind ,
3 the receipts thus far have been very light.
'ho Indications ore that stock will begin
movintr the early part of the week , and will
move rapidly when once started.
Ranchman and farmers havocomo to realize
bo advantage ) in billing stock to the South
Omaha stock yards , as they can rob HI the
tock to Chicago without any increase in
rclght rotes , thereby having the advantage
f two markets. The stock yards company
make no charge for stock that is yarded , the
nly charges being for weighing and feeding.
Several stock trains billed to Chicago were
mlted at the yards , last week , nnd would
mvo f onnd a ready markotbad the owners been
> resent to authorize the sale. The owners of
ne train were compelled to sell in Chicago at
lie same rate they were offered here , with
relght added. Swift and Armour , of Chica-
o , will probably send buyers here ns aoon as
ho market opens fully.
Hammond & Co. , packers , are slaughtering
11 the dressed beef steers that come into mar
ket.
ket.There
There are rumors of now packing houses to
io started at the yards this fall , but nothing
efinlte as yet.
Produce has been alow the past week , The
market is clear , with a prospect of light ship
ments and fair prices. Jt may be said thus
ar that thoto dealers who have shipped in
heir produce to the commission men as font
a received have done the best , Those who
mvo been holding on for a raise have been
Isappolnted ,
Butter , when put up In neat packager , and
f good quality , has found ready sale , but
> oor grades have gone very alow ,
There has been a noticeable absence of fresh
ggs and a consequent loea to ahlppera nho
lave not candled carefully before thipplng.
'he market has remained very steady with
ew changes throughout the week.
The receipts aud sales of fruits have been
ory heavy. It is a noticeable fact that one
ar load of California fruit would go as far
ast year as five this year. The consumption
f fruit in this city is increasing at a marvel
ous rate and local producers ought to be
tlmulated to compete with California. One
ommission merchant alone disposed of a car
f fruit to local dealers in half a day last week ,
which ahowa the demand for fruit.
The grain market has been very quiet.
Jorn baa been scarce and has aold well ron-
idering tha decline in the Chicago market.
few oats have been plenty but have
gone at low prices , Large quantities of
new oats hare been damaged by the rains
during harvest and are almost unmarketable
at any price.
General merchandise has shown an increatcd
activity and the jobbers predict an unuiually
heavy fall trade , Trade in boots and shoes is
rradually Improving and there is some anima-
.ion In leather. Western manufacturers nre
ncroaiiog their facilities for makinr boots
and ihoea and propose to push the trade in
foreign foot wear ,
The trade la dry goods has shown con-
ilderable Improvement thla week , the increaie
l > eing largely in mail orders , although the
number of buyers that put In an appearance
las bseu larger of late. The eastern mills
are curtailing their production of cotton goods ,
and with reduced etncki , values are tending
upwards ,
The wholesale grocera are making ar
rangements to supply a large demand for all
klndi of goods , and indications are very en
couraging , Quotations remained steady lait
week with few changes.
Union Stock Yardc South Omaha ,
The stock market closed Saturday night
after a very quiet day at about the same prices
ai quoted tliu day before. Common rough hogs ,
S3 151,376 ; good mlxnd hogs , $3,80@3.W ) :
choice light hoa. C4.00@4.10 ; butcher' * stock ,
dull , 92.75(33.25 ( ; dratted beef ateeri , average
t,100 to 1200 , at8400@4.75 ; good to choice
aterage 1 , 00 to 1,400 at 85.PO@5,23 | receipts
light and market steady. Receipts of hoga
Unlit and market stronger than day before at
above quotations.
There ii not much demand for iheep , and
only the be t ( fades at that , thin or light
tbeep would not find ready aale.
Note : All ttockiaiold by tha hundred unles
otherwiin agreed upon. Pregnant towi nr
docked 40 Ibs. and stogj 81 lb . Dead hog
weighing 100 lb . and upwards lo per lb. ! un
dec 100 Ibs worthless.
Grain
Market ncliv * ftt following quotation !
Coin Scarce at 3l@5o.
Ntw O ti Plenty at 18 22c.
Old Oats -Scarce at23@30c.
Wheat-4B@C5c.
Ryo-40c.
Corn has fallen 60 in Chicaao the p& t few
daja. Corn will remain at about the s&m
figure while there Is a tendency downward on
mall gram.
FcultH ,
Lemons New Verdelll , per box , 810,00 ®
11.00.
Oranges None In market.
Apples In fair request by country mer
chants. Local demand fromcommwslonhousea
lUht , trade being mostly supplied by tamers
Choice oat.ng , 83,00@3.60 ; choice cooking
$2.f > 0@3 00.
Bananas-Thero is very little doing In this
line nt present. Quotable per bunch , 82.00 ©
3.50.
3.50.Ulackbsrrlos Fair sale ) per 1C quart case
$3.CO@3 25.
Bluoborriea-In light receipt ; per case
S2.50.
Peaches-Very few southern or eastern ar-
riviug. Difficult to quote.
Grapes A few consignments of Ivoi have
been in market lately , which sold at 80o@
1,00 for 8 lb. baskets. , ,
Poara-Illlnois Battlott' , per bushel box ,
82 50 ,
Watormelons-Per 100 $15 CO@20.flO.
Muik Melons -Per dozen , S1.60@200.
General Prortnco
Eggs -Remain steady at 8c , nnd as receipts
continue fair and equal to the demand thpro
s no chance for any immediate advance. The
Irade Is more particular now as a good many
stale eggs put in an appearance and close re-
candling is requested. Shippers would find
t to their advantage to candle before ship
ping , instead of paying freight on rotten
Butter Unchanged , and a scarcity ol
: hoice grades notable , whieh , on arrival arc
jickod up quickly at 12@14c. Very fine and
n neat packapes 15@lGo. Lower grad"
anne from lOc downward to 63.
Poultry There has been quite n Rlut of
chickens , both old nnd youug , and prices are
decidedly weak , The best price obtainable
'or large-sized spring chickens Is 82 50 , with
fair at 82.00 and small below that. Old
chickens are moving slowly at S3 CO.
Potatoes Horns grown ore offered freely at
! 0@3Cc for choice stock , and also onions nt
" 5c per bushel , and shipments of either are
not advisable nt present.
Beans Hand-picked navy , ? l.40@l 50 ;
land-picked medium , 81,20(31.40 ( ; good , clean
counary , 00e@8l.10 ; inferior country , 50
© 755.
Ghceso Prospects favor an early advance ;
iresent prices are lower than has over been
coown at thla season of the year. Full crenm
hoddar per lb. . SJc ; full cream flat 2 in box ,
9c : full cream Young American , lOc.
Ham-Sugar cured , lll@lUo ; breakfast
bacon , 9i@10c ; shoulders smoked , 5&6c !
lear side bacon , 74c ; dry salted sides , 7o.
California Fruits.
Demand brisk , receipt liberal.
Pears -Quotable Mountain Bartletts , S3 DO.
Juchessa Easter Beurre , Beurre Hardy ,
) oyonno and other varieties 82.75
@ 325.
Peaches Late Crawford's Red Clings S2.CO ,
Plums Per box , S1.75@2.00.
Prunes S1.76@2 00.
Grapes-Per crate , 82.50.
Nectarines Per box , S1.75@2.00.
Quinces Per box -
Flour and MUIstufia ,
SELLING. PRICES.
Winter Wheat Firmjbost quality patent &t
S3.00@3.30.
Second quality 82.70@3.00.
Spring Wheat Best quality patent atI82.0
@ 3.00.
Second quality-C2.40@3.00.
Bran 55a per owt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Ibs. , S5o.
Corn Meal Sl.OOCail.10 per owt.
Screening No. 1 , 76o pet owtj No 2 , BOc.
Hominy $1.60 per owt.
Bhorti G3o per cwt.
Graham ? 2.00 per cwt.
Hay $7.00@9.00 per ton.
uu Qrocera' Wat
! ) BT FBTJITB No , 1 , quarter npplos. bbls
o ; N C sliced , buxos , Go : evaporated , boxes ,
c ; blackberries , boxes lOo ; peachca , boxes ,
ono in the market ; paaphoanvaporatednono ,
n the market ; raspberrins , 27c.
a Powdered , 8 o ; cut loaf , 7fo ;
grannated , 7c ; contectionera' A , Cjo ;
tandard extra U , Gio ; extra 0 , Ggc ; medium
elloir. 51 ; dark yellow , Ego.
OANNIU GOODS , Oynvms Standard ) per
ase , 8 90 ; strawberries , 2 lb per case. 3 GO ;
aspberriea , 2 lb , per case , 2 25 ; California
ears per case , 5 80 ; apricots , per case , 5 00 ;
leaches per case , 5 70 ; white ohorriea per
iase , GtOj plums per case , 4 25 ; whortleber-
iea per case , 8 00 ; egg plums , 2 lb , per case ,
90 ; greengages , 2 lb , per case , 2lrOpina ;
plea , 2 lb , per case , 8 20@5 60.
OANDT Mixed , OJ ; aliok , g Oioj twist
tick , 9Jo
VINMAB Now York apple , I6cs Ohio ap-
le , 15a ; crab apple , 18o
STAEOH Pearl , 4o ; Silver Gloas , 801 Com
arch , 80 ; Excelsior Glosa , 7o ; Corn. 7&c.
ROFBSisal. . 4 inch and larger , 3 2 cob ,
Jc ; Inch , 9o ,
SALT Dray loads , per bbl , 1 B5 ; Ashton ,
n aacks , S 60 ; i sacki Aahton , 1 00 ; bbla dairy
60@2 75
SPioua Pepper , 19sj aploe , Wo ; cloves , 20o
ssia , 15o.
STBDF Standard O 2S&3 , bbla ; Standard
o 4 gallon kegs , 2,35.
SODA In lb papers ,8 , 26 a caao ; keg per f
Barrel.
CANDLES Boxes , 40 Iba. Ifo , 12ta , 8s. 13&c ,
oxers 40 Ibs , 1G or , Ga , 12ic ; half box , 20 Iba ,
2Jo.
2Jo.MATOHCS Per caddie , 553) ) ronnd , rl , enso ,
5eqaaro , cases , 170 ; Oahkoah. caaea gr 1.2 J
TEAS Gunpowder , good 45@55c ; choice
57Go ; good Imperial , 40@13o ; choice , GO ®
Oc ; Young Hyson , good , SI @ 50c ; choice , qG
@ 7U ; Japan , natural leaf , 75o ; Japan choice
0-.j)75o ) ; Oolonp good , 85@40o Oolong choice.
055oj ( Qcnchoag , good , 80 ® 10c ; oholoe , 8b
© 45o.
OorrEES Lower on nearly all grades ;
rdlnarr grades , lOci fair ,
od , 131o ; McLaucrhlin'a XXXS roaatad , 13o ;
Java , lG @ 18c ; Dllwortb , 13c ,
CBACKBBS Garneau'a eoda , butter 'and pjc-
ic. B ; creams , 8 ; ginger snapa , 8 ; City
oda , 7J.
PICKLES Medium in barrels , 6 25 j do In
If barrels , 8 25 ; small , in barrels , 6 00 ; do In
If barrels , 3 50 ; gherkins in barrels , 7 00
in half barrels , 4 00.
RIOB Loniaiana. , prime to ehoioa , CJ@7ic.
ROAP& Klrk'a Haven Imperial ; 3 00j Jiirs'i
atinet , 815 ; Kirk's standard , U JO ) Kirk a
White Russian , 4 GO.
WOOUINWABB Two hoop palli , 185 ; three
hoop pailr , 2 10. Tuba , No. 1 , 8 50 ; pioneer
washboards , 1 75) ) Doubla Grown , S 00 ; well-
buckets , 8 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 cans in case-
3 85 Babbitt's ball , 2 dor. . In cue , 1 00) ) An
tnor ball , 3 dot. in oee , 150 ,
Dry Goods ,
PIHNTS - Btoel River. 5jj ; American , 5 } ;
Arnold's , SI ; Manchester , 5) ) ; Lymau , 5 $ ;
ilouccster , bj ; Dunnell Jacquard , G : Dunnell ,
6J ; Uamtpo , 4 ; Windsor , G ; Pacific , G , Har
mony , 4& ; Anchor Shirtings , 5 ; Merrimack
Sbirtiogt , 4J.
GiNaiiAiia-Renfrew , 9@105 ; Amoskeag ,
dress , 0 ; Amoalceag , staple , 7i ; Ivauboe , t i ;
Wamsutta , 8J ; Nubian , 8A ; Warwick , ! ) ;
iVliltlendon , 9 ; Bates , dreu , fe ; Bates , staple ,
Randolph , staple , 6J ; Lanedownfl , 7.
OiiEViOTa Amotkeag , chocks , 'JJ ; Amos-
ceag. striptB. 8J ; Slater , etripes , 8 ; Kdinburg ,
Whlttondou , stripes , K ; ( ilenroan , 9 ; Otla ,
checks'JOti , sttipet , 'J , Royal , G | ; Ainos-
ceag , napped. Hi , Luray , book fold , 12 ;
Dberon , book ( old , llJKadurance ; , book fold ,
DKNIUS Beaver Creek AA , 11 ; Beaver
Creek BH , 10 ; Beaver Creek CO , 9 ; Jelfrflv
XX , Hi ; Jeffrey XXX , 12Js .lalfrey D & T ,
12J ; Columbian. 121 ; York , 12 ; York , f.ncy ,
13 } Everett , 12J ; Haymaker'a blua and
brown , 7.
Dl'CK ( Unbleached-8 ) oz Magnolia , 10 ;
10 oz Maznolla , 11 ; 8 oz West Point , lUij 10
ozWett Point , 114.
DUCKS ( Colored ) -Boston 9 ot brown and
drab , 13 ; lioiton O II brown and drab. U
Boston XX brown anil drab , 10 ; Boston XXX
brown and drab , 11 ; Beaten O P blue , Hi
Warren Tricot , first , 18 ; Wurrea Tricot , second
end , 10 ,
BEOWN COTTONS Lawrencs LL , 5 ; Sh w
rora 0,4J ; Natchez U , MAtlantlo P , 6j.
BLK.4CHKI ) CoTTOSa Farnsera' Choice , f > 3
Cabot lij ; Hope 7 ; Hill 4 1 , 73 ; Hill I , 7J
Lonsdale. 7i : Fruit 8 ; Wnmintta , 10J ; Tus
carora1101 i Milton Fulls. Cf ; Our OwnJ.Cl
Barker , 7t Gold Medal , ( ij ; F.rwell , 7J.
FINE DROWN COTTONS Pcppcroll R , G\ \
Pepporell O , 51 ; Atlantic C , GJ ; Salisbury R
G ; Forest D , G ) . Atlantlo LL , 5.
TlCHINOH-Amoakeng A 0 A. 12J ; Thorn
dika A , GJ : Thorndiko fancy , UJt York A
10i ; York fancy ; 121) ) Millbury , 12i ; Peat
River , llj ; Hamilton , 12.
ConsBt JKANH Kearsargo , 7j ; Armory 7
Pepporell , 71 ; Indian Orchard , G : Naum-
keng , 7J ,
GRAIN BAOS American A , 817 00 ; Hir-
mony A , 817.60. Stark A , 821 50 ; Albany A
819.50.
CAUFBT WARM-Bibb , white , 19J | Bibb
colorod. 22 : Peerlosi , white , 4.ply , 18 ; Peer
less , colored boards , 21J ,
Saddlery Uatdwaro.
X C combination loop homes 85 25 , X 0
I. O. T. hamci , 84 75 ; var I. 0. F. hames ,
83.60 ; perfection pads , 81.75 ; 47 ring bits , 55c
Barboura No. 10 thread , 7Cc ; jap breast strap
slide , 30c ; X 0 breast strap dide , 40c ; Ii S C
3 loop champ T buckle * , 81 03 ; Ii jap 3 loop
champ T buckles , 95 : ; 1 j X 0 3 loop champ
T buckles , 8130 ; 1 $ jap 3 loop champ buckles ,
81.20 ; copper rivets No. 9 , 20c ; Bristol snaps ,
Ii at 85.50,1J at 84,50 , 1 at 83.50 , i nt 83 60
S at 83.60 ; German annpi , Ii nt S&OO , 1 } at
2,60,1 at 81.45 , i nt S1.40 , at S1.40.
Iioathcr.
No 1 Plttsburg J. 0. L. & Sons , 35c ; No. 1
PittsburgK&SSoc ; No 1 Cincinnati , 33c
No 1 lace leather , GOc ; prime slaughter solo
leather , 27c ; prime t > nk solo leather , 37c.
Points OUa and VarnlBboa.
OILS 110 carbon , per gallon , lie ; 159
headlight , per gallon , IGc ; 175 ° headlight
per gallon , We ; 150 ° water white , 15o ; lln-
iocd raw , per gallon , 47o ; linseed boiled , cor
gallon , BOc ; Lard , winter str'd , per gallon , GOc1
Mo. 1 , 55c ; No. 2 , 60 ; castor XXX. per galen
on , 1 COc ; No. 3,1 40 ; sweet , per gallon , 1 00 ;
sperm W. B , , per gallon , 1 GO ; fish W. B. ,
icr gallon , 65 ; neatsfoot extra , per gallon , SOc ;
tfo. 1 , 70s ; lubricating , zero , per gallon , SOc ;
inmmer , IBc ; golden machluo , No , 1 , per galen -
on , S5c ; No. 2 , 28o ; sperm , aignal , per gallon
90c ; turpentine per gallon , BOo ; nnptbn , 74c ,
ror gallon , IGo.
UtUES ,
Eiiuoa ARD CnBMiOALs Acid , carbolic , 44o
acid , tortarlc , B5o ; balsam copaiba , per lb.
iOc ; bark , sassafras , per lb , 12o ; calomel , per
b , 90o ; ciuchonidla , per oz , , 80 50 ; chloro-
ormj per lb , 93s ; Dovora powders , per lb ,
. 25 ; ensora saltoi per lb , Sic ; glycerine
pure , per lb , 25o ; lend acetate , per lb , 20c ; oil
castor No. 1 per pal. , 81 50 ; oil ca'tor , pure
per gal. , SI 00 ; oil , olive , per gal. . 81 40 ; oil
irigauum , COc ; opium , 84 25 ; quinine , P. &
V. , and R. & S. , per oz. , 83c ; potassium ;
lodldo , per lb. . S3 25 ; saliciu , per oz. , 40c ;
ulphato morphine , per oz. , 83 50 ; inlphnr ,
per lb. 4o ; otrychnlno , per oz. , 81 69 ,
Goal ,
The coal trade has Improved some of late ,
The market is firm at the following _ quota-
ions : Anthracite ejx , S8.25 ; anthracite nut ,
8.50 ; anthracite range. 88.50 ; Iowa , S3.25 ;
Walnut Bloclr , 83.25 , Illinois. $4,50 ; Indiana
block , S3.75 ; Fort Scott , S 1.25 ; Rich Hill ,
S3.75.
Building Material.
The following prices ara quoted for to-day :
jime ( In bulk ) per brl GJC : lime ( in brie ) 9Do :
ouisville cement , § 1.55 ; Utica , Akron and
Milwaukee cement , 91 50 ; Portland cement.
English , S4.00 ; stucci , Michigan , S2.00 ; hair
n paper sacka per bu , SOc.
Ulilon.
Steady ; green butchers' ' 7c ; green cured ,
cdry ; flint , 1215c , dry salt , 10llc ; dam-
god hides two-thlrda price.
Tallow 41@5c.
Grease Prime white , 3@4o.
Sheep Polta 26c@75.
Splrlto
OOLOONB SriBrra 188 proof , 119 ; do , 101
iroof , 1 20 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof ,
19 : do , 188 proof , 118.
ALCOHOL 188 proof alcohol S 80 per wine
ration.
WHISKIES Redistilled whiskies , 1 00 < ? J1 50 ;
Tine blended , 150@2 00 ; Kentucky hour-
ons 200@GOO ; Kentucky and Pennsylvn-
la ryea , 2 00@G 60.
BBANDIES Imported , G 00@1G 00 ; domes-
io , 160@,3 CO.
GINS Imported , 4 506 00) ) domestic , 150
© 300.
RUMS Imported , 4 B0@8 00 ; Now England ,
004 00 ; domestic , 1 B0@3 00.
OHAMPAQNBa Imported , per ease , 28 00@
4 00 ; American , per case , 10 CO@1G 00.
Dry Paint *
White lead 80 : French Zlno , 12c ; Pails
whiting , 2Jc ; whiting gildora , l o | nhltlng
oom'l ' , IJc ; lampblack , Germantown , 12c ;
ampblack , ordinary , lOo ; Fruaaian blue , 65o
untramarino , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 80 ; nm ber
inrnt , 4o ; umber , raw. 4c ; aionna , burnt 4o
enna , raw , 4c : Pana green , genuine , 35o
'aris greoncommon.20c ; chrome green , N. Y.
Oo ; chrome green , K. , 12o ; vermtlllon , Eng-
5o ; vermilllon , American , 18c ; Indian , red ,
) o ; rose pink , 14o ; Venetian , rod , Cookson's ,
? o ; Venetian , red , American , IJo ; red load ,
[ o ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yol-
ow , K. , 12c : ochre rochelle,3c , ; ochre , French
? c ; ochre , American. 2c ; Winters mineral ,
[ c ; Lehigb brown , 240 ; Bponiah brown , 2Jo )
rrlnce'a mineral. So.
VABNianES Barrels , per gallon ! Furniture ,
rtra , 81 10 ; furniture. No. 1 , 81 ; coach , ez
ra , 81 40 : coach , Not 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
1 75 ] Japan , 70c ; osphaltum , extra , 85o ,
hollac , 83 5 : hard ollfiniah 81 50.
PAINTS IN OIL White load , Omaha , P. P.
3 ; white lead , St. Lonls , pure , G 75 ; Mnrsoil
es green , 1 to 5 lb cans , 20o ; French tlno ;
rroon seal , 12o ; French eino , red seal , lie ,
fraceh zlno , In varnish osst. , 20c ; French zinc ,
noilasst , IBa ; raw and burnt umber , 1 'b '
ian ; , IOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOo ; Vandyke
; rown , 18c ; refined lampblack , 12ei coach
ilack and Ivory black , IGo ; drop black , IGc :
russian blue , 40ci ultramarine bine , IBc :
ehromo green , L. M & D , . IGc ; blind and
hutt > green , L. M. & D. , IGc ) Pans green ,
80 ; In iton red , 16c ; Venetian red , 9o ; Tun-
tan red , 22c ; American vermillion , L. & D ,
Do ; yellow ochre , 9c ; L. M. , O. & D. 0. , 18o ;
ellow ochre. 9o ; golden ochre , 16c ; patent
rj-or , 80 ; graining colors , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. 15o
Xobaooo.
Smoking tobacco-O , 8. , 22c : Meerschaum ,
Oo ; Long Tom SOo. Blackwell'a Durham , 16
z , , 51o ; 8 oz. , 55o ; 4 oz. , 57c ; 3 oz. , GOo ,
eal oi North Carolina , 1C ozwood , 42o ; H oz. ,
wood , 45c ; 4 oz. . cloth 48o ; 3 or. , BOo , Navy
lipping ! , 2Cc. ICllllkiuIck , 4 oz. , 27c ; 2 oz. ,
I'ino cut Hard to Boat , 70o ; Charm of the
Vest , GOc : FounUIn , 70o ; Golden Thread ,
7c ; Favorite , GOc ; Buds , 50c ; Rocky Moun
tain , 50ci Fancy , 45c ; Daisy , 40o.
Plug tobacco-Climax. 44o per lb , ; Horse-
hoe , 4Gc : Star , 46o ; Spearhead , 4Gc ; Our
tope , BOc ; Piper Ileidaick , 60s ; Punch , 40c.
Heavy Hardware Iilit.
Iron , rites , 216 ; plow Btoel , special east , 4o
rucible steel , Gs ; eaat.toola do , 12@18o ; wagon
pokea , per eet , 2 25a3 00) ) hubs per set ,
35 ; tolloei tawed dry , 140) ) tongues ,
ach , 76o ; axles , caob , 76c ; square nuts per
b , 7allcj washora , per lb , 8al8o ) rivets , per
b , 11 o ) coil chain , per lb , 6al2o ) malleable ,
ic ) Iron wedge * , 601 crowbars , Col harrow
teeth , 4oi spring ateol , 7a8o ; Burden's ' horse
hoea , 4 25 ; Burden's muleahooa , 5 25 ,
BARBED WIBB In oar lota , 4 00 per 100.
NAILS Ratea , 10 to GO ; iron , 2.50 ; eteel ,
2.G5 ,
SHOT Shot , 1 50 ; buckshot , 1 85 ; oriental
powder , kegs , 3 50a4 00do ; , half kcge,2X ( > ; do
quarter kega , 1 50 blasting , kegi , 8 85) ) fuse
per 100 feet , BOc.
LEAD Bar , 160 ,
( Dryliurabor.
Wholesale On Board Can at Omaha ,
DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS ,
Market aotiva and prices lower than for
years past , at the following quotation ) :
12 U. lilt. 1 It. 18 80 It 2211. 21 ( t
mono oo ID oo 17.00 18.00 IB 00 20.00
16 CO 16.00 160) 18.00 17,00 19.60 19.60
8x3 ID oo 16.00 180 17.00 18:00 is.ro moo
SxlO. 1500 16.00 160) 18.00 17.00 20 00 21.00
2x1 ! 1800 Id 00 1800 17.00 18.00 iAJ | W 21.00
16(0 18.60 1060 17.60 18.60iAJ I 60 2060
BOABD3 ,
No. I boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 81675
-r
No,2boards , 12,14 and 1C ft 14 7
No. 8 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 12 7
No. 4 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 10 7
anir LAP.
No. 1 , Plain , 8 or 10 Inch 817 6
No. 2 , Plain , lOinch 156
Nc. . 1 , 0 , Q 1800
IENCIXO ,
No. 1,4 & C inch , 13 and 14 footrough. . ' 817 6
No , 1 , 4 & , 0 inch , 1G feet , rough 17 B
No , 2 , 4 &G Inch , 12 nnd 14 feet , rough. 14 50
No. 3 , 4 it G inch , 10 feet , rough 15 50
CEILING .
1st Com , | inch , Norway 15 5 (
3d Com , g Inch , Norway 146
riNIBUINO ,
lat , 2d and 3d Clear , 1 } Inch , B , 2 $50 00
let , 3d , and 3d Clear. Ii and 2 inch , s , 2s 50 00
B Select , 1 } , Ii and 2 inch , a. 2s 80 00
1st , 2d and 3d , Clear , linch , B. 2 45 00
A Select , 1 inch , B. 2a 40 00
U Select , llnch , a. 2s 30 00
BIDING ,
1st Com. , 12,11 nnd 1C feet 822 00
2d Com. . 14 and 10 feet iO 00
Sd Com. , 14 nnd 16 feet 15 00
Fence , 14 and 16 loot 1100
resTS ,
While Cedar , G Inch , halves , 13o
White Cedar , 5i Inch , halve 11 o
White Oodar , 8inches , quarters. . . . . . . . 11 o
White Cedar , 4 Inch , ronnd 14
FLOOBINa ,
lit Com , 6 Inch , white pine 838 ( X
3d Com , 6 inch , white pluo 35 00
3d Com. 6 Inch , white pma , . . 28 00
Sol , Fence G Inch , white pine 19 5C
1st and 2d Clear yellow pine , 4-6 inch , 31 50
STOCK EOAIU > 3.
BATIKNS , WKLLIDDINQ , riORBTO.
O.G. BatflSlnch S ,85
O. G. Bet , Silnch 75
4 inch Bats , a. 1 a 40
3 Inch well tubing , D. & M 23 00
3 inch well tubing , Bnv 23 00
Pickets : D. & H. Flat , 822 00 ; D & H.
Square 24 00
SHINGLES AND LATH.
10 Inch , Clear $3 00
AStandard 2 75
5 inch , Clear 1 G9
No. 1 1 20
Lath 2 40
LIMB , KTO.
Qulncy white lime ( best ) 90c
Joment 81.S5
Plaster ( Michlean ) 2.50
Tarred felt , per cwt 1.85
Straw board , per cwt 1.70
( SuccESSon TO )
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHITE PINE , YELLOW PINE , CALL
FORNIA REDWOOD
ASH , OAK , BLACK WALNUT ,
SPANISH CEDAR.
leaf U Lime , Louisville Cement
Portland Cement , Iowa and Michigan { Plas
ter , Hair , Etc. Etc.
Cor. 6th &
V. F. JOHNSON , EDW. HAMSIETT ,
F. J , SOIIOrLEIt.
W. F. Johnson & Co , ,
Commission Merchants ,
218 La Snllo Street , Chicago.
Receivers of grain and eeoJs , Futures
> ought and Bold. Special attention to sales
> y samples.
Represented by EDWARD BARTON ,
Lincoln , Nfb
Tims
InE3eot April 6th. 1885.
th attention o ! Iho irtrelllag pnWIa | g ctlltd to
bo f c that this to the only oomplels nd ibtolately
onoct time-table published In the city.
All trains srrtie at nd depart { ram Omaha bj
entral Standard Time , ,
Tralni of the 0. St. F. M. fc O. Ultra ai ted d >
irl from their depot , corner of 14th and Webstei
treots ; trains ot the U. & M. , 0 , B. & Q. , and K , 0
t. J. & O. B. from the B. ft U , depot ) all o'.hori Iron
he Union PtcIOo depot.
a , Dally ) b , except Saturday ) e , except londayj d ,
xctt Monday.
OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINB
nummv Tralnn-i aTe omoh at o SB,7 Si
CO , 10 00,11 Irj B m.libO , i 00 , B 00. i 00 , i 65 , 5 (0
110pm. On Gandayg the 7 CO and 10 00 A m and
00 and 100 p m trains do not ran. Arrive at trant
er depot U inlnaiel Itlorj Broadway depot SO mto-
tea Uteri
Leave Council BlpBs ( Broadway depot ) at 666.1 (5 ,
to , 10 80,11 U m ; 1 80,1 80 , B BO , a 3 , t S { .
and 11 ( ( p m. On Uondayi the 9 SO and 11 49 an
nd It SO and 5 25 p m train ) will not ran. Arrive at
lantfer 7 mlnatot later , Omaha i0 ! minutes later.
TransforTralnB-tcave Omaha at 8 11 , all
m , 1J 8fi. 2 20. t W , d 00 and T OOo m , dally.
Aitlv * at 0 80 and 11 00 a D , 1 09 , B to , 7 80 and
66 pM'
;
SUNDAY TRAIN *
To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alliance Llnei
I Bir pAT'iiomma. | tunrupiT
till. | U-l. | H.W I N.W | U-I | Ml
'doruary. . 16 1-24 81 SI I 14
[ irch . . , , 8-9 10 1-22 I U T-I8
April , , . . . . 10 1-28 III i5 IS
Uay IO-S1 I ? S-Zi I 10 H-BO
iloaliy raralar tralni air
n oii3ij ilu { Jil > i. 0. U. k ( J. trim i ran ev
day.
STOCK YARDS TRAINB.
Leave Union Paclflo depot at 6 40 a m and i 26 a.
S , H. ATWOOB ,
Plnttsmouth , Neb.
Bree n of thoroughbred and high grade
Heroio d and Jersey Cattle ,
Anrl Dnroc and Jersey Red Swine.
S cXi
rvoui ,
Ucblllljr ' & - ' II u nli oo J
tt , prtacrlptioa cf & nottd fp
DrUEKJ Hc n fill It. Addresi
DR. WARD & CO , . LOUISIANA , 110 ,
CHAS. SHIYERICK
FURNITURE
TTPHOISTfJRY AND DEA.PERIE8 ,
P enger EleTatoi to all floors. 1Z03 , 1208 Jand 1210XIT inam St.
OMAHA [ NEBRASKA
CTOROIUS
AT THE
New Orleans Exoosition.
HAS BEEN AWARDEL TO THE
For Eemarkable Fine Quality of Tone ,
Excellence of Design
Perfection of Workmanship ,
Call and see these Pianos , which take
FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER EXHI
BITED.
MAX MEYER & BEO , ,
Western Agents.
THE & . L. S TRANG COMPANY
Ooubfo and Single Acting Power ana hanct
hanctI
Sogfno Trimmings , Mining Maohlnor/ , Belting , Hose , Brass and Irou
nt wfioloisale or rotnll. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , 0/JDUOO /
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th and Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
A , J. TULLLOCK , Bng. & Bupt. 0. F. N. SADLED , Asst. Eng II.V. . DIAMOND , ABSt. 800
MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IRON "WORKS
OFFICE AND WORKS LEATEWOnTII , KANSAS.
llan'fjc'e and Buildara cl
frongM Iron , Steel , Howe
liuss and Combination
BRIDGES
For Railroads and Highways
Turn Tables , Draw Spans , Hoe
TIUSSOJ , Piers and Sub
structures.
Ins'ey ' , Shire fiTollock
PROPRIETORS
A. lIcLouth , Agent
ua notice ol all bridga workOto lot. Correspondence solicited trom engineers and bf dgo
comraljiloners ,
FIEE AMD BUBGLAB PROOF
X.OJ&O
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
of Live Stock and Others.
WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
a ra
It la i he boat and cheapest food for Block ol any kind. Ono pound Is equal to
ihroo pcmndo o corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Qako in the Fall and 'Wlntei
astoad of running down , will Increase In weight and bo In good marketable condl-
; ! on In the eprlng. Dairymen , aa well an othorn , who USD It , can testify to Ita mer-
ts. Try It end jadge for yoaraolvod. Prlco 824.00 per ton. No charge for Backs ,
AddroiH 1 WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS , Omaha , Nob.
G.B. GREEN. GEO. BURK
( Willlpay.cuatomcre ] Draft wlthl Bill of La-lln lattacho lfor | two-tliirda valuo.'of stock , )
GREEN & BURKE.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCH'TS
UNIOW STOCK YARDS I
ilorchantait Farmor'a IIHFKUKNOKS Hank : David OityNeb. Omaha , Neb.
[ earnoy National BanV. Kearney , Neb , ,
Jolumbus S'atolJnnt , Uolumbus , Nab ,
iloDonnld'B Bank , North Pl tto , Neb.
fmuha National Rank , Omaha , Neb ,
CB 'F. GOODMAN.
I !
AND DEALERJIN
OMAHA , ' l EB.
bj XNR Y T. CL REK , Prtlt. anil Treat. CLARKR\\ce 1'rciidtn ,
JOHN T. OLARKK , Secrttary.
, H. T. CLARKE DRTTG COMPANY ,
SUCCEEDING
LEIGHTON < Sc CLARKE.
T AllOESt JobUoir Drag houw betwm Cho ! zo and 8 n Kranclsoo. CAPITAL rlTOCK. 8200,000. W
ij ih U bo at the bottom of tlie uuikot at JI tfrnea. Will Uupllwto ChtMgo un J St , Louli prica * wttb
Irelgkt added , Our ip calty ! will bee
e Druys , IPaints , OHfumtl Window
E4tlai tei niveaoa vUtajU ( i. Totho o about to embulc la thedru ; biimeii will do well to ojn u
\ntercut by callloK on ui , ot tvod lor oar nrlM Us which wll ipiuu all jut J nuiry Mb. Mill ordo
\elted. UI.IHUXEJ : BTAEft
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