G THE OMAHA DAILY BEBCr UESDAY , OCTOBER 5 , 1807 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
B tub 033 on tlin Board of Trade is Almost
Confined to Wheat.
THAT CEREAL UPHELD BY STRONG CABLES
Hull CliqueTlironM Ovi-rlHinril n
I'nrt < if Itn llolilliiKH nuil thu
SelllniT of It Te-mlN l
onkeii ( lie Mm Ucl
cmCAOJO , Oct. 4 Putt c.f the lonR line of
wheat held by the bull clique went over today.
The selling of it caused n weak market , but the
utrotiK foreign situation asserted Itself ftillt1
clently to eause t.io maikct to close nt substan
tial ! ) unchanged prices. Other grain nnd provi
sion innikeliweie remarkable , chlellj far their
dullnets , corn closing ' 40 lilBher , while oats nnd
provision * were unchanged at the close.
The opening In wheat vvas quiet enough and
Mime strength vvus shown. December , which
closed Saturday ut 8IVi jS4Hc. started today nt
from t9'ic to Sic. Hut ten minutes after the epen.
Ine thu mmket vvas treated to u bicnk , Wiileh , for
a few moments , put traders on the verge of a
panic. The price slumped nenrly i cents In
about us many minutes. It came to suddenly
that tlic trade wits convinced that Saturday's
curb stories of "put" purchatcs of 3ououoo
Viupliols had some foundation In fact , and that
thu leading bull Interest was getting ready to
liquidate. These rumors had the effect of pre
cipitating general nelllnic December diopped like
11 plummet to Si'ic. From this point It rallied
quickly to t&hc. and soon after nave- Indications
uc sealing down around iSe01 n cent below
thu cpenlnu price. While the opening Liverpool
cables notrd a decline of X'l ' fem Saturday's
clcslngs , theic had been n Kharp little rally
there later , lac re had also been u reduction
of 2 3two huthtla In the last week In Liverpool
\vuieliouEvs , and there was u vciy Blimp advance
In the slock market ul Nt-vv York. It was thcce
Influences that made comparative strength ut
thu oUtccl , though receipts at Minneapolis and
Dnluth ivcic I.irge at 1,218 ems , against 1,427
cms last neck and 1,630 eats last yeir. 'Ihe
wtutner map also showed lint the diuut'i was
partially biokcn In the not tiniest b > showers
v\lilch covered the three big kprlng vvluit states.
The world's shipments of wheut last week me
nsnln liiicc at ! i,244,00i ) bushels , against 2.9J7MiO (
bushels u vveel ( previous. Thoman s Oetobei tc-
port , rpllerutlnir his former catlmalc of u total
wh'at clop of JSO.OOU.ODU busieU , undoubtedly
QtsUted In Inercaslng Ihe prcsfiiru on the wheat
market during tnu eaily break 'thelalble mp-
pl > Increase- was lf > fl 000 bushels for the week
AH the < day advaneed moie and more evident
became the fact that large holdings of long
wheat were being Ihrovvn on the nnikct , and
Unit the early tuimlrc of the tuulc vvas siihstan.
tlally coircct. The market was met on ivery
little rally by KO much property tint It quickly
dropped again During the tart hour , hovvevei ,
the maiket gavecvldinee of having prettj toor-
oughl } digested thu offt-rliiKs The bleak had
evidently stimulated a lively foreign demand ,
for before 1 o'clock St LoulN hod icpotttd i 60U -
( ) btiFlieta of eush vvhe.it fold nbloid , while
New York was reporting pales of fortj-tvvo boat-
lo.ids there. Thecloflng cables Fhovvnl nn nil-
\ancc of lid and Paris vvas also ttiong. L.ite
In the day vv.ien Nevx York rrpoits hvvellcd the
exports to sixty-file boatload * , thi-ie vvas u
etiiinpedo among shoits , who had ovutold on the
breik , which eairlcd the jirlct iilmoet up to
opuiltiK llgures. The closing was steady at
t'JTuO bid.
Corn was disposed to follow wheat The mai-
Jcet was stroig ut the outpet on account of the
firm Liverpool cables anj Ihe continued diy
veithor. Prices dtcllned when win it took Its
plunge , but soon recovered , and after tint the
jnaikct dllfted alone In the wake of wheat
Trailing was narrow and lluctuiitlons as n con
sequence were narrow. Receipts were liberal ,
7E9 cars , the visible Increise 17WOOO bu De
i ranged from 29'to to "ifli.naC , eloslng at
Oals follovvel wheat and e-orn Elevator In-
trrests sold ijulte freely on the early decline ,
nhout the only business of Importance of the
session. Toward the finish the imrket gradu
ally lalllcd and closej where It left off Satn'-
day , Itcccltits wtro posted at G > 6 cars. Deccm-
uer ranged between HPifflDV : , closing at 11 ,3
Outside of the selling of Jnnualy product hy
n few of the leading pickers there was very lit
tle uurlnesn done In provisions The mniket
wai weak early on the yellow fever news , hut
firmed up liter on the iceovery In grain and
on a slightly Improved demnul The closing
1 prices were unchanged from Saturdnv Decem
ber pork. $820 , December lard , ? 453S(457H ( , nnl
December ribs , fl 75
Eetlnnted lecelpts Tnesdiy : Wnent , 300 cars ;
corn , 670 cars : outs , 400 cats ; hogs 20 000 head ,
fututca ranged ns follows :
& '
No 2.
Casi quotatlonn were as follows :
TLOUR Easy ; vvlnlir pitents , J470Jf500 ;
Btrulghts , ( t COffl 70 , spring specials , J3 JO , spring
patents , H 80ft5 00
WHEAT No. 2 spring , S4T87 > ic ; No. 3 sprlns ,
79Sf8lc : No. 2 red. S'IT4i93ic
CORN No. 2 , 271MI.&C
OA'IS No. 2. 19c f o b , No. 2 white , 2Jc.
No. 3 white , 20 > i f21'4e.
RYE No. 2.44c. .
11ARLEY No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , 29@39c ; No.
4 , 29e.
I'LAXSEHD No. 1. S1HIQ91V.C.
TIMOTHY REED Prime , } 2 Oi'4
PROVISIONS Mean pork , per bbl. , $81008 15.
lard , per 1UO Ibs , JI 47Viif4 60 Short ribs Hides
( loose ) , JI SSW.'i 2) ) . . Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) ,
t500ilu23 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , JS 250'5 ' 37'5
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
1.22.
SUGARS Cut loaf , J5.90 ; granulated. (534.
r
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NU\V YORK ( ; IMHAL MAIIKRT.
duiitnlloiiM of tin * Day oil Guiiuinl
COIIIIIIOllKlvH ,
NEW YORK. Oct 4 I'I/UR Recelpls , 27-
023 bbls ; exports , 4,360 bbU. ; opened easier ,
but rallied with grain and closed firmer , w Intel
Btralghts , 4 6004.70 Rye Hour , eteady , fancy
(3 2303 63. Ruckwheat flour , quiet at $ . ! .OOQ2 10
1IUCKWHEAT Steady.
CORNMEAL Dull , yellow western 6fc.
ini : null ; No. J vvesttrn , 4ic , c. 1. f. lluffalo.
11ARLEY Dull and e-asler at 60c.
1IARLEY MALT Nominal ; wtslrtn , 55fT63c.
\\1IEAT Re-celpts. 440,077 hu. ; exiwrts , 9S.751
bu , Spot , firm. Options opened steady on eft
Ides , broke badly iindt-r rain reports and llqul
elation , but recoveri' . I on large export sales am
active covering and closed btrong at Htflo ne
tulvnnco ; No 2 led. October , elosed at 93'4c
Dceember , 90'4ff92 7-16c. elated 92c
CORN Ri-celpts , 3t,0 025 fill ; exports , 26.3S
bu. ; fpot , linn ; No. 2. 3lc , Opiums openei
steady on cables , cased tiff with wheat , bu
rallied again on covering and closed UJf'ienc
lilgher ; Oelober closed ut 37Uc ; December , 34'4
UaUic , closed 34Hc.
OATS Receipts , 353200 bu , : exporls , 60.CS2 bu
pot , dull ; 'No. 2. 73JiJ3',4C. ' Options were aetlve-
but fairly steady at unehangi-d prices ; October
closed at 23c ; December closed nt 21'Jc '
HAY Caty ; shli p ne , II IOU4 30 ; guud to choice
IS 00 i7.K .
HOPS-Qulet ; state , 1SS5 crop , 3iJ4c ; 1S9
crop , 6tffc ; 97 crop , 14fill > o ; I'uclllo coast , 1 \ >
crop. 3W4c ; 1690 crop. OffSo ; 16J7 crop , 12j13c.
HIDES Steady ; ( Jahetton , isyiw. ; Texas dry
12HH15c : California , KtflUc- .
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock vole , liuenos
Ayres , light to heavy welkhU , 20'iWilkc ; acid
1IUTTER Receipts 5,279 pkks. ; steady , west
ern cle-amery , 14U22cj Elslns , J2e ; faetory , 9
< H3c.
CHEESE llooflpts. 4,623 pkgs , ; quiet , lire
\ vhllKt91ic , small white. 9 c ; large coloietl
Dd1lio ! : small coljicd , Uhc ; part vklins , 6lt&7c
full sklm . JV4B4C ,
EGGS-lle-celpts , 8,608 pkgs. ; .teady ; western
.
IMIOVIRIONS Href , steady ; family , I900U10.C )
extra iiiens. t7 W08 CO ; beef hams , iowtj27W
packet , I8fj0f96l > . Lut meaU , dull ; plcklei
Ix-lllti , 6 , ftfco ; pickled houldera. Sljc ; plcklei
hams , S'iJkWc. Lard , sttady ; western slean
clo el at 4 HH Rrflned , steady. Pork , quiet
old mem , J900ii'j i , new mess. J9 HilOUO. Tut
lev/ , quiet , city , S' o , country. S'jUJ c.
OIUS I'ottoni-eeil , dull ; prime crude. SIT
SI He ; prime yellow , : tO-i'io ' Petroleum , dull
Unlled cloned no market. Penney Ivanlu crude
nominally tue. Itosln , steady , strained com
mon to good. fDOtfl 45. Turpentine , firm u
S5Uff3e
RICE Slrong ; fair to extta , 4nO6Vic ; Japan
MOLAP8ES Sleadvi New Orleans , open UettU
b-co I to choice. KS3\c ,
rRElGHTS TO LlVERPOOLr-Qulet and Hrm
MKTALS-l'lir Iron , warrants closed quiet n
17 M bid and 17 23 ukkfl. Mite copper , quiet a
! ! ! . Tin quiet at 113 U1S 73. Spelter , qule
at JCOiMSO , I ad , exchange weak at 14 ! 04
4 ' & , brokers , cuMtr at II 00 ,
l.lvi-riitiol < ] rnlu mill 1'rin iNltiim.
LIVEllPOOU Oct. 4 PROVISIONS-Ham >
ihort cut dull at nt. Tullovv , prime city , dul
t U J.
TURPENTINE SPIRITS Firm at K * .
COKN Spot AmtrUajj , mixed , u w , firm
3n Id , rpot American , mlxtd. old. steady at !
l d Octohfr ttrady t 8 Id. November ,
trady nt 3a IHd , Dfr mlr , Jtfaay at Js M
The folloulnit are the Imports of wheit Into
Liverpool : I'n'm Atlantic ports , 7300 quarters ,
from Pnelfli' perm , non * ; from other ports , 4 000
quarters , reerlpts of corn from Atlantic ports ,
0 r/O quartern
\MIEAT ? pot. quiet , futures , quiet , 4W'4d
hlghfr , October 7s Sd , NoXcmbtr , blank , Decent-
ber , 7s 4d , May , 7n 2'.d. '
OMAHA On.M'.ltM , MAHICHTS.
Cnnilliloti of Trnilr nnil < ciiotnllons
on iiiiliuml Pnnry Product ? .
EGOS- Good flock , wcnk at 13c.
I1U1TER Common to fair. So ; choice to fancy ,
IZQKc , separator crtamcry , 21 , gathered cream
ery , 16J19c.
VCAICholce fat. SO to 120 Ibs. . quoted at 8c ;
largo nnd coarse , 48Cc.
LIVE POITLTR\-liens. cm7c ; cocks , 3f4c ;
tprlng chickens , per lb. , "He ! ducks , Cf7c ; tur-
l.rys , CFc.
PKlEONS-Llvc , 7Jc ; dead pigeons not vvantc-d.
lIA\-Upland. 15 ; midland. 14 M ; lowland ,
14 ; rye straw , | i "oior mikpi the price on
hny ; light bales sell the best , only lop grades
bring top pncrd.
HIIOOMCORN Extremely flow ale new crop ,
delivered on track In country : choice green felf-
worklng carpet. pi > r lb , 202'4c ; cholco green ,
running to hurl , SW2'4c ; common , 1'ic.
VEGETABLES.
CANTAIXUPES-Pcr doz , 60O60C.
TOMATOES-Per hnlf hu. bstkct. Z5010C.
ONIONS-Per bu. , MJJMc.
LIMA IlEANS-Pcr lb. . 3e.
HEANS-Hnnd.plckcd navy , per bu , II 4001.CO.
CARHAGE Home grown , le.
WATERMELONS-Crnled. per doz . Jl.tO.
rOTATOES-Home grown , 000630.
TRUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl. , J2 0002 15.
NATIVE PLUMS-Per bafke ,
GIlAPES-rullfornla , JI.2391 M.
CALU'ORNIA PEA'HES-Pei- . Craw-
fords too clings , 7075e.
PEARS llarllctl , pel case , 12 21 ; Utah Bart-
letls , l 7r. 1.8fl : Ilupire Ilanlv. $1 Wl 73
HOME GROWN nnApES Per basket , 14W15c.
CALirORNIA PLl'MS Per case , } 1 OOff 1 23.
CRANIIERRIES-Capc Cod , perbbl. , $600.
TROPICAL TRUITS.
LEMONS Mcsslnas , JI 23fl4 CO ; choice Cali
fornia , S4 00
ORANOis-Mcdltcrranean sweets , II 25W4 50
IlANAN'AS Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
J2 W82 25. medlum-slied bunches , 11.5032 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. . large
size. 13c : Drazlls. per lb , lOo ; English walnuts ,
per Hi , fancy rofl shell , 12SJ13c : standards. 10W
He filberts , per lb , lOe , pecans , polished , large ,
SJJlOo , Jumbo , 11IR12C , laran hickory nuts , JI 25
per bu j cocoanuts 4 0 each
TIGS Impotted faniy , 4 crown , 20-lb boxes ,
12c , 5 crown , fO-lb boxes. 13S14c.
HONEY-Cholce while , lip
OIDER-Clatliled Juice , per half bbl. J2 S3 ; per
bbl . 14 OOQ4 23
MAPLE SYlU'P-rive-gul cans , each J2 23 ;
gal cans , pure , pr do ? , J12 00 ; half-gal , cans ,
56 15 quart cans , JCO |
I'HfiSII MEATS.
DRESSED IlEEr-Good native steers. 400 to
600 Ihs. , 7c ; good forequaitcis , steers , fie , good
hindquarters , 9e , western sleers , ejJOHe ; fancy
heifers , 60 , good heifers CV4c , good forequnrtfrs ,
hclfeis Oc , teed hlndqunrteis , heifers , fa good
covvs , C'jc ' , fair covvs S c , common cons , 6'jc ;
cow forequartcrs , 4V45J3C , cow hindquarters , 7'4
fflSc.DEEP
DEEP CUTS Tenderloins. l"ic. bon > le s strips ,
9e , strip loins , 7c rollp 9c , sirloin butts 9c ;
shoulder clodi 6e , rump butts 1c , Etc = r chucks ,
5c , cow chucks , 4Vie , bonelefs chucks , 4 c , cov
plates , 1c , steer plites 3Hc Hank steak 6Hc :
loins , No 1 , He , loins No 2 , lO e , loins No 3
S'ic ' , sirloin ends No 1 , 9c , ribs No 1 lie ,
ribs , No 2 , SVjc , ribs No 3 6140 steer rounds.
He , cow rounds 7c , cow rounds off , S'4c , trlm-
ilngs , 4c beef shanks , 2Vsc , brains , per doz ,
oc , sweetbreads , per lb , 12c swcethreadii
calves ? per Ih 40 , kidneys , per do ? , Sic , ox
alls each 3c , livers , per lb , 2c , hearts , per lb ,
c , tongues , per lb , lie
MUTTON Lambs 8140 , sheep 7(4c ( market
acks ( long ) , 9c , hotel ricks ( nort > , 12o leg- !
nd saddles , 8c , lamb legs , 9rt , breasts ana
tews , "c , tongues , each 3c.
PORK Dreved pigs fc , drcs ed hogs , 6'Jc
endtrlolns , He , loins 7c , ppare ribs ) c , ham
ai-sagc , butt" 6c , shoulders , rougn 5Hc ; shoui-
ers skinned 6c , trimmings , 44c loaf lard , not
endeied , 60 heads cleaned So , snout and e r ,
o , backbones IHc , chri-k meats , 3c ; neck
> ones. l'4c , pigs' tails , 2c pluckaach Cc ;
hlt'erllngs , Cc , hocks Ic , hearts pir doz. , 23ci
tomachs , each 3c , tongues eich 'ic ; kldneyo ,
pe-r doz , lOc , brnln' , per doz 13c pigs' feet ,
> cr doz. 21c , livers , each 3e
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No 1 green hides , 7c , No 2 green
ildes 6c , No 1 salted lildtB S'jC , No 2 green
salted hides 7' < .c , No. 1 veal calf , S to 12 Ibs ,
8c , No 2 veal calf , 12 to 13 Ibs 6c , No 1 dry-
lint hides. 1113 , No 2 diy Hint hides , 8flOe ,
No 1 dry salted hides IQlOc , part cured hldi" ,
45 per lb le s than fi'llv cured
"SHEEP ITLTS Green salted , each 13iT71c-
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) eich 15c , dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) , No 1 , each Cc dry flint , Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pslts , per lb , actual
weight , 4G5c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska
nurruln wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight , 3Jf4c ;
Iry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ip ,
actual weight , 4C5c , dry flint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , pfr lb , actual weight , 364c , feei
cut off , as It Is useless to piy freight on them ,
St. IiOiiN firm-mi
ST. LOUIS , Oct 4 FLOUR Wcik nnd lower ;
patents. J4 Miff ! 90 , straight * $4 COffl 60 , clear ,
M 10i4 23 , medium. J3 50l3 71
WHEAT Unsettled closing with October nnd
December HO lower , May , the same as f-aturday's
cloe , December opened ! hc lower , declined I1 ! ®
l ic , recovered 'iiilc , relapsed ai5J74c , and later
advanced IVHSl'iC , closing wlt't buyers 1-Kc he-
low the top Spot , lower , No. 2 cash , elevator ,
93'4c , tinek , 9ifri6c , No 2 bird , cash , SOffsGlie- ,
October , 947 o , December , 9J8i593'/4c ; May , Me
bid CORN Speculation pretty active nnd though
depressed early , the market advanced and closed
linn , fractions higher than batiirday. Spot , tlrm ,
No 2 cash , 27'4C , December , 27'tt ; , May , 3Qi4c
askul.
OATS Dull quiet but firm for futures with
tpot easier. No 2 cash , elevator. 194c bid , Hack ,
20c , No 2 white , 22c , December , 19 4@19TtC , May ,
ie nsked
RYE .Steady at 42c.
CORNMEAIbteady nt JI 501 55
IHtAN Strong , sacked , east track , GOc asked ;
49c bid.
TLAXSEED lyiwer at S.7c .
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2 70.
HAY Choice , scarce and llrm ; prairie , no
sales reported ; timothy , J3 00&9 50
IIUTTEU rirm. creamery , 16&J4c ; dairy , 11 ®
16cEGGS
EGGS rirm nt UHc
POULTRY Chickens , steady ; old hens , 6t4c.
springs , 7V4c , ducks , 6'4c , geese , 6c ; turkeys ,
7V4RSC
\ \ HISKY II 20.
CO11ONTIES 61e. '
HAGOING-C'4Q7c.
METALS Lead , weak at JI 03 Spelter , nom
inal at 14 05
PROVISIONS Pork , steady , Ftandird mefs ,
Jobbing , ISO ) . I ird , film pi line steam , J4S714 ;
choice , J4 43. Uacon ( lioxcd lots ) extra snort
clear and ribs , J623 , thoits , } 6 30 Dry silt
meats ( boxed shoulders ) , extra thort nnd ribs ,
15 fO : shorts , J5 75
IIECKIITS riour 8 OW bbls wheat 91 ( JtO bu ;
corn. 213 000 bu ; oats , 11. ! 0 ) bu
SHIPMENTS Dour fc.OiiO bbls. ; wheat , 34000
bu ; corn , 74,000 bu , oats , S COO bu.
III ! Itlmoi-f Mni-Kt-lx.
BALTIMORE Oct 4 I'LOfR-Qulet and
steady ; western superfine. > 2HfJ21 | , western
extra J350JJ425 , westrin family JI 60W4 S3 ,
winter wheat patent and spring intent , JJOOff
521. spring wheat straights , 14 S0g5 CO , lecelpts
20 ft ] bbls , exports , 1,148 bbln
WHEAT htfady ; tpot , 9Jf92Uc ; December ,
93V4rt3 .o , steamer No 2 red 874fS7'Sc ; receipts ,
42.3J1 bu . southern wheat by sample , S1093C ;
soulhern wheat on grade 87i4SlVtc )
CORN rirm : spot. 31"4iT32c. ( December , new
er old , 32V , J32Vjc , steamer mixed 2'i5 < fi:0c. le-
eelpls 31,100 hu . exports 109,901 bu , southern
whllo corn 37ii37'4c ' , soulhdn villrm , 3701' ' c
OATS rirm ; No. 2 while. 2614H27e : exports ,
10 000 bu
RYE Easier : No. 2 western , DOHc ; receipts
14 J.07 bu
H \Y-rirm. choice timothy 111 ( W13 50
GRAIN rilEIGHTH-Qiilet but firm , sttam to
Liverpool , per bu , 4'4d < , October ; Cork for
ordern , per qr , 3s 6dj3s 7Hd , October and No-
\emlwr '
III ! ITEM rirm : fancy creamery , 22fi23c.
EGOS rirm fresh. 16 16ijc
CHEESE hlcady . fancy New York , Urge ,
KIIIINIIN Cll > llarkt'tH.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 4 WIIEAT-lff2c lower ;
No t hard. 82iC , No 2 , 7S0 lc ; No. 3. 73 764c. !
No 4 , 704J760 , No 2 red , SS'i&K'f , No 3 , vr | ! i7i4C ;
No. 4 MffSSe , No 2 spring , 7te , No 3 , 7JW7Cc
CORN ' 4filc lower , market weak ; No. S
mixed 24ii.4i4c.
OATS Market fairly active , gcnertlly lower ;
No 2 while , 19 < NO4c. ;
RYE Market eteadv. No ! , 42c
HAY Market falily active , about steady ;
choke timothy , (800 , choice prutlle , { 6 CO ,
1IUTTER Market nrm , cicame-ry , 20021e !
dairy. Ifl7c.
EGGS-Market steady. He ,
RECEIPT * ' Wluat , 315,000 bu , cf.rn , 19300 bu ;
oats S5.00 < ) bu
SHIPMENTS-Whcat. 109,200 bu , ; corn , 17,500
bu , ; oats , 6,000 bu ,
.Now ItrlrniiH
NEW ORLEANS Oct 4 HOG PROniTTS
Strawy. Pork , old , ! > " C Lard , refined tltrce ,
4c , Iloxed merits , dry salt shoulders , 5 Me ;
sides , B ? c , llacon , clear rlbe , 6Hc. Hams ,
choice sugar cured , S ? W9ttC.
COrrEE-Rlo. otdlnury to low , fair , 11025 ®
1185.
1185.rijOl'R Steady ; extra fancy , II 5004 CO ; pat
ents 15 mn 10 ,
iX > RNMEAI-Stcady at 1160.
1IRAN Quiet rt COo
HAY EaEler ; prime , $0.001711,00 ; choice , 11200
1113 OC
PORN Steady. No 2 tacked white , 37c ; mixed ,
37JI3S < - ; yellow. 39c.
OATS-Steady , No S Backed. 23HSI2CC.
RICE Firm , ordinary to. good , 4l4tte. |
Tolfilo MiirUrt n .
TOLEDO. Oct. 4 WHEAT rirm and lower ;
No. ! cash and October. SttliC , December. 93 ? c.
CORN Dull and steady ; No 2 mixed. Tic.
OATS-Quleti No Z mixed. 19ViC.
RYE Dull and lower ! ' . * .
CLOVEHSEED-Unchuntfd.
OII < Unchanced. I
Sun ! ' r n tit1 1 * to Win-ill u in ! Ilarle-y.
SAN TRANCISCO Oct 4 WHEAT Steady ;
December. II 44'4. May. 1148
1JARLEY December. ts > a bid.
( i nil ii Ite-ee-liitM at I'rlneiliml Murkut * .
BT. I/3UI8 , Oct. 4 Receipts ; Wheat. 141 can.
C1UCAQO , Oat.ll c lpt ; Wheat. IM car * ;
corn , 759 cars , outs , KS c rs Kstlmfited rec lptg
tomorrow ! Wheat , 300 cars , corn , ITS curs , outs ,
IINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 4.RccelptVhent , I.W5S
csr <
KANSAS CITY , Oct. -Receipts ! Wheat , US
cnrs , a yenr ngo , 190 cars.
I'cnrln Alnrkctn.
PEORIA , Oct. 4.-CORN-Market steady ! No. 2 ,
26HC.
OATS Market slow : No. 2 white , 22 < 40:2sc. ;
WHISKY No price quoted.
RECEIPTS ! Corn , t6,700 bfl. ! oats. SO GOO bu. ;
rye and w.ilsky , none ; wheat , 5,400 bu. Ship-
menu : Corn , 23.700 bu.j oats , 419M bu J rye ,
none ; whisky , 1,880 bblt.j wh at , 600 bu.
STOCKS AND IIO.MKS.
( In IM Control of ( In * Market
Ili-foi-f the Clone of tliu Dnj.
NEW YORK , Oct 4 There was little mor < >
In today's market than n running contest be
tween the bulls nnd the bears In which the bulls
were successful during the early part of the day ,
but In which the bears turned the tables later
and put their opponents to rout , wiping out all
the gains of thu earlier trading There wnt >
everything In the bulls' favor In the early mar
ktt , thu lively buying on Saturday having
apparently rriuured foreign capital , so that
ptlces ut American tecurllles on the London
txchange' were adanc < d before the opening here.
Prlees of thu International flocks opened about
on n ptrlty with the London higher level. ThB
masses of orders In Ihe hands of commission
hanses which were put Into execution Immc
dlatcly showed , that the home public ns well ns
the foreigners believed the market had turned
again nnd the reaction had come to nn end
The sensational Jump of Manhattan at tin ) openIng -
Ing of over 7 points also stimulated the market ,
but the volume- exchange ! ) on which the mar
ket was carried up and the heivy offerings Im
mediately Invited by the advance showed that
the Jump was purely minlpulalcd. The
Pinched shot Is having covered the price quickly
receded and transactions In the stocks pro-
ce-edcd on a notlnal basis nnd still nt a substan
tial advance In the prevalent belief that n move
ment was developing for tha absorption of the
property by surface road Intercsls. Consolidated
Gas was also In hand with Its regular fensn-
tlon and lose 5V4 lulnts en the opening sales.
The railroad statements for the day , nil of
which showed a continuance of the ht-nvy In
crease of earnings , fanned the [ lame of bull en
thusiasm. Of these Ihe most notable were the
fourth week or monthly stalements of St , Paul
and Rock Island , the1 foiiuer showing an In
crease for the month of J32,717 and the latter
of J3II,023. Southern Pacific's August statement
made the remarkable showing of a gain In the
net eirnlngs of 1455,441 Ihe advance ( if the
market under these Influences nnd under aggres
sive leidershlp extended from 1 to S points.
The higher prices United heavy realizing sales
nnd the bears added the pressure df shorts sell
ing , under which the ndanco melted nvvay in
most cases , the- net losses , however , being con
fined for the most part to fractions. Union
Pacific was a notable exception , Its loss extend
ing to ! * per cent , Qullc n number of the-
less nctlVM stocks escaped the loter liquidation
and retained net gains of a point or over , but
the level of the market as a whole closed de
cidedly lower. Sugar was nn active feature nil
day and Its later weakness was a miterlal factor
In breaking the nnrket
The bond nnrket showed a decided access of
activity nnd prices held steady for the most
pirt against the late weakness In the slock mar.
> et Total fnlcs were J2,150COO Government
bonds were strong and were bid up ' 4 to 'i pet
cent for all It-sues There were salts of
registered 4s of 1307 at 112V4 to lli'i and of the
is coupon at 115
The Evonlng Post's London financial cable-
; ram says. "The stock mirkets here were
rrcgular today and the close was under the
ie t Activity centered In Americans nnd Wist
Australian mines The former opened strong
and snon went over the pirlty. The support here
s chiefly continental , but the public Is also In
creasing nnd Is chiefly bin Ing preferred stocks
of reorganized lines The close was rather dull
rnnidlnn Puclflcs were exceptionally strong. The
: > ion ! In West Austiallan mines Is quite pro-
fe alonal at present , but there Is a good deal
of money behind It TN demand for gold has
Incieased Russia Is buying ngiln The ten
dency of the money market here Is slightly
fltmer be'cause of apprehensions that New \ork
will takt" more gold Tha Paris bourse was
steady on the buying of Rio Tlnto copper shares ,
which were strong The Reilln imrket was
steady "
li.c following vvere the closing quotations on
the leading Gtocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atrhlion 1.1) $ do pfd 10f
doptd .12 St Paul n" [ {
UtltlmoioA. Ohio. . 1U ? do pfd 141
Cuiad iPiiMfie . . . . 7 ! > V St P. t ( Jin 8. |
Can tda Soutimrn . B7M iln nftl 140
Total sales of stocks ted ly were 4SO.OOO share"
Including : Atclil ° cn p eferred , 6 7-'S , Chesapeake
.t Ohio 4 670. Chicago Hurllngton & Qulney
S 220. Louisville & . Nashville 13,840 , Manhattan
L , 17,630. Missouri Pacific. 18,710 , Missouri , Kun
Fas & . Texas preferred , 6630 , New York Central
9733 , Northern Pacific , 4973 , Northern Paclfl
preferred. 22 S30 , Northwestern , 3,771 , Reading
709S. Rock Island , 17.101 , St. Paul. 44141
Omaha , 6.675 , Southern Railway preferred , C 350
Union Pacific 20.230 , Union Pacific , Denver & .
Gulf 4 3SO , Wabish preferred , 4,040 , Amcrlcin
Cotton Oil , 3 I'll ' , American Tobicco , 9 510 , Chi
eigo Gas , 2S.8W. Consolidate ! Gas , 3303 , Gen
eral Electric. 3643. Pacific Mall , 6820 , hugar
3'iSCO , Tennessee Coal and Iron 5 680 ; We-tern
Union , 7,021 , Chicago Great Western , 14,560
. v York Money MnrUft.
NEW YORK. Oct , 4 MONEY ON CALLr-
Plrm ut 2'j 3Vi per cent , list loan , 3 per cent
closed at 3 > i per cent.
I'HIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4.14S1HS pe
cent
S'lERLINO EXCHANGE Weak , with actua
business In b inkers' bills , $4 SI',4 far demand am
(4 SJMi for sixty days , posted rates , $4 6Jif4 64 an
J4 85'-iffl S'l , commercial bills , S4 RlVz
SILVEIt CERTiriCATES-USSCUo.
H\R SILVER rj'i c.
MEXICAN DOLLAIIS-43C. I I
GOVERNMENT IIONDb-htrong. i I
STATE HONDS-DulI. , i
RAILROAD llONDS-Strone.
Gold Is ciuotPil at Huenos Ayres today at 181 80
Lisbon 47'i. Rome , 1520
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
treasury nol < ilt < r Wli > . iW.f marks : other
securities Incrfnie. isnofiowo marks , clrcula *
tl ( n. Increase , 208 iffy qu ) marks.
Itnntiin Stock ( Vnntnllotin ,
I1OSTON , Oct 4O ll loans. > 4 ) > r. per cent !
time losns , 4fS pr * nt Closing prices for
stocks , bonds nnd mlnlnn shares !
A.T..It K. . . . 1 Aw "Wls Cent . . . . . . . . 25
American Suirar . 14714 Kd Elna III It'll
Am Sn ir nfd . . 116 loen Elos. pfd. . . . fB
HsvStato U.is. . . . l' ( Atohlson pfd 3.41 <
Ilcll Telephone. . . 2f.fl Atchlnon 4s 87
lloston&Albiiv. "Jin ii'n. Klac M 0
IlostonAiMilna. . ' 107 | \\s , Ce-nt 08
C. . II. & Q I'7K ' Alloncr MlnlnirOJ
Fllchburir. A tlltitlfl
Ocncral Ulectno. . Iloston X. Mantini 14ii
Illmoli 3t 3l. . . Dutta. Hasten. . . . CS
Voxlcin Ooiitr.il , . C.tlimiotA. ItecU. . 474
Old Colonv. . . . . Ocntcnnlal . . . . . . . . . . . ' . -I.
O.S L Frinltlln 21H
Itubbcr Kc ii-sirffo 20
Sin Dlczo Osceoli. . ? u
Union Pacific. . . . . Oitlnov 11B
West Km ! Tauiarnon IBS
W , Ktoo Wolverine 17
W , Klec pfd
Situ rriinrlnco AIliiInK Qundiilniin.
SAN rilANOISCO. Oct. 4 The official clonlnc :
notations for mlnlne stocks today were as fol-
ovvs :
Anu-rleMiii Si > ciirllcn lit I.oiulon.
IXDNIJON , Oct. 4 The market for American
ccurltlcs advanced somewhat , but weakened
nter nnd closed quiet , with a fair demand Tnc
were early buyers , but realized later on.
' > < ) ( ( .
DA1.TIMORU , Oct. 4. Clearings , $2,667,842 ; bal.
nces , $4 < a,170.
I1OSTON , Oct. -Clearings , $17,403,278 ; bal-
nccs , $1,611,900.
NinV YOUK. Oct. 4 Clearing , ! % ,0i,771 ;
alanccs , 17,190,317.
1'llIIjnULPHtA , Oct. 4 ClcirlnRs , $11,010-
,0 , balances , | 2,209S3" .
MLMl'HIS. Oct. 4 Ciinrlnis $102,111 , balanctB ,
90b70 , New York exchange , selling at $1.W
remlum.
Ni\V OULCANS , Oct. 4 CleirlnRS. $540,126 ;
New York exchange , bink , par , commercial ,
1 DO per $1,000 discount.
ST LOUIS. Oct 4 ClearlnKS , $1,517.607 : bal
ances , $8S2219 Money , TW7 per cent , New York
xchanKC , ! 3c discount bid , par naked.
C1IICAOO , Oct 4 riorlnss , J11,914,18" . New
York exchange , Me discount , EterllUB cxchancc ,
posted rates , $484 nnd $4 HJ. Stoeks active nnd
cry strong , closing prices : West Chlcnuo , 100 ;
South Side U C0i . Straw board. 31H : City Hall-
vny , 235H , Ijike htrcet , 20 , Metropolitan L , ' \ ;
New York Ulscult , 03.
Fore-Inn riimuelnl.
PAKIS , Oct 4 Three per cent rentes 103f 4c for
he nccount. Exchange on London , :3f 17V4c for
hecks. /
LONDON. Oct. 4 The nmount of bullion with-
lawn from the Unnk of KngHnd on bilance
oday was 100,000.
_
COTTON M.vuicirrs.
Trices AiUniicL.SllKhtlj < iu CovcrliiK
Duo to Strung Unlili'H.
NEW YOUK. Ot , 4 There was a steady nnd
fairly active market for cotton with prices 2
o 3 points higher on near months on the first
call , while later'montHs ' were unchanged. After
casing off 1 to 3 points there was a general nd-
an"c on local cocerlnif follow Irg Improved cab es
and reports of frbst In pirts of the cotton belt.
\t the best point thb market showed an advnnce
of 5 to 10 points Tlu're ' wns little or no outside
speculation to give BUHiort Ituylng wns checked
) y claims that the1 uuarantlne would be raised
n Mississippi blid Txas points. Market ad
vaneed sharply just Tiefore the close on active
covering by local shorfcj and closed firm at a net
advance of 7 to H points Total sales , 141,200
i.ilps ( Tlnslnp nrlcesrJnnuar \ . J6 41. February.
C r ; March , $0 4 , April. $661 ; May , $ 58 , June ,
: C 02 , July , $066 : November , $033 , December ,
037 ; October , $034 < t-pot , quiet ; middling up
and , OV-c ; middling gulf , Sic ; middling , GVtc ;
net receipts , nope , gjoss , ll.lffT biles , exports
o Prnnce , 2 444 pales ] to continent , 5,141 bales ,
forwarded , 0,780 bales , ; , sales , 350 bales , spinners ,
3G bales ; stocksactual , , 64 SOU baltb Total today :
Cet iccelpts , 48 018 bale.s ; exp"r B to Oleat llr.tnln ,
4,625 bales , to Trance , 8 923 bales ; to continent ,
S643 bales ; ttocks , 419,0 0 bates. Consolidated :
Net receipts , 82,413 jjilto ; exiKrts to Great llrlta'n ,
1,4'S balf jsto France , 8.91Z bales ; to continent ,
7,342 lialts Tutql ftuceSeptcfnlier J ! Nei re
ceipts , E92.831 liales ; txports < to Great Ilrltaln ,
C7.C77 bales ; to Trance , 60,355 bales , to continent ,
C8.COQ bales.
LIVnilPOOL , Oct. 4 COTTON-Spot , Increased
demand , prices firm ; American middling' , 3 IJ-Hd
Sales of the day , 10 000 bales , of which 1,000 bales
were for speculation and export , nnd Included
9,300 bales American. Receipts 9,000 bales , nil
American , Tutures opened ( julet with n mod i-
ate demand and closed tteady ; American mid
dling , L II. C. , October , 3 39-C4d , Fellers ; Octo
ber and November. 3 32-6U1 , buyers ; November
and December , 3 30-C4d , buyers ; December and
January , 3 23 C4S3 30-64d , buy en , ; January and
Tebruary , 3 2 644f3 30-C4d , buyers ; Tcbruary and
March , 3 30-6IS3 31-C4d , sellers ; March and April ,
3 31-64d , buyers ; April and May. 3 3J-64d , buyers ;
May nnd June , 3 33-C4d , buyers ; June nnd July ,
3 31 Old , buyers ; July nnd August , 3 35-C4d , buy-
NDW OnLHANS. Oct. 4 COTTON Steady
snles , 7,9"iO bales ; ordinary , Co ; good ordinary ,
68c , low middling. 6 ll-16c ; middling , 6e ; gooc
middling , C'4c. middling fair. CHe ; receipts , 5.743
bales , stock , 68721 bales Tutures , firm , sales
22400 bales , Oelober. $602i601 ; Novepiber , $000
© C07 , December. $00757005 ; Jinunry. $ G.12f011
Tebruary , $017CI9 ; March , $622C23 ; April
$6 2S f 21 May , $6 30ffO 32
MKMPIIIS , O t. 4 O1T5N S'eidy . mlddlln'
Co. receipts , 4,015 biles , shipments , 6,103 bales
stock , 23530 biles , safes , 2,100 biles
ST. LOUIS , Oct 4 CXI1 TON Steady ; mid
dllng , 6 l-16c , i-alev 701 bales , receipts , 6 6J7
bales , shipments , 5 250 bales , stock , 14,487 biles
Coffee Mnrlii'lH.
NnW YORK , Oct 4 COTTIin Options openei
cjulet , with prices unclmnsed to 5 points hlgier
ruled Inactivennd fi iturelcns , with only locn
trading , buying arrested by heavy supplies nm
genernlly favorable opinions reganllng crop flow
erlng , selling check d by low prices , closed 5 t
10 points hlKaerJl ( > , 9 WO bugs. Including
October , $ r > 91 , December , $0 43. Spot. Rio , quiet
Mild quiet. Total warehouse deliveries Iron
the United States estimated at 9 COO hags , In
eluding 8,887 bags from New York ; NLVV Yoil
stock today , 32i,4W bags. United Htatm stock
411,14S bags : afloat for the United Slates , 4Gt > , OG
bigs , n total vls.blifor the Unlttd htatis , 4CO (0 (
MS links. agatiiKt f > 34 SOO bags faht year nn
688 014 bags In UK >
HAVIin , Oct. 4 COTTIIE Cloted quiet an
net unclnnsed , tales , U01) bifii
HAMDURG. Oct , -COrrCK Opened un
changed nnd closed unclnnged to n net advanc
of 'i pfg ; sales 0 003 bags
RIO Ui : JANHIRO , Oct. 4 COTPlin Steady
No 7 , Hlo , 8,110 reis , exchange. 7 11-32d , recelpls
21000 bags , cleired for the United Mates 900
bngn , for Europe , 8,000 bags , stock , 4M.OOO Ings
\\cekly : Steady , standard , 8,410 rels : receipt
during the week , 125,0 > ) > bags ; rhlprnents to th
United States , 105000 bags , stock , 459,000 bags
SANTOS , Oct 4 COFTniC Qulel , ( , oed average
ago hantos , 8,710 rels , receipts , Ti.OOO bags , stocl
1,047,000 bags Weekly : Coffee , quiet , goo
average , per 10 klloa , 8,700 rein , receipts durln
the week 204000 bags , shipment' to the L'nltei
States , 63,000 bags , stock , 1 047.000 bags.
AV < iol .tliirkutN ,
LONDON , Oct 4 At the wool nuctlnn file
( oday HO * ) bales were offered , of which WO
were withdrawn IHiylng continued to be Hplrltei
and a varied peUcttan of merino scoured nn
mvv clip Queenhland Hold at cxtn me rates
There was n brisk competition for Tnlklan
Island w jdls nt an advance of < id to Ud. Hale
In detail- New South Wales J.OOO lull's
hcnurcd 7' ' dlH4d ; irrrasy. 6i10d QueenHlnni
27CO bali-s , sco ud , HMfHe 4d
Victoria 3CO ) hales ; Kcoured , C dtrlH 7'Jd ; greisy
3 711d , hmith .yimirnlla , 274 baits , scoured f. %
35(11(1 ( , .South Australia , 274 bales , scoured , Wit
lid grtasy fiSjlId Tasmania , 133 halts ; Kieusy ,
Sdfils New /talnnd. 3 000 bales KCtiurfd , 't'4 ' 7
1 i < \ , grtasy , fifeiti tfSpe of Oiod Htipe and Natnl
730 bales , scoured ' "t * > 01s 3Vid greasy. 4 fi ? id
Falkland Ifl indB > ! KilP bnlcs irpa y ti flM
NEW ORK , Off 4 WOOIrirm : domestic
fleece , ! 0f27c , Nn t , extra , 27JJ4o , Texas , 100
ICc I
ST LOI'IH aOttt't4 WOOL-Hrm and un
changed , medium , 15ji21t4c , lliht line. 13lk ( ! ,
heavy fine , 'JJ13ij'i tub washed , Kd32e.
NEW YOUK Oct. 4 The wiek opens undo
ri'Hirliltd oi'iiilltlnns " The oceurrenoa of anothe
Jewish holldiy on Wrdnesday with the cinne
quent iissunince-'tltnH th week will IIP a broke
cue , setm.1 to litivellill Imlh vrllers anil liuycrs t
rett on their ourn The trading tod.iy WBH ijule
In nearly all linns n .Print clu'hs them tlic i-ain
( Inline FS as lurelnfoit * and the market Is ' aider
Woolen goixls itn buth men's wear , fabrics am
dre"s goods arc the utrDiic f ictor In the vltual'on '
though th advancing market for taw woo
gives manufacturer * n smill margin nn which t
operate , nlthough prices are quite firm Silk
io still very strpng , and are lulling on th
whole better than any other
Suprur Mllrl.rtn.
NEW YORK Oct. 4 SUGAR Unvv nominal
fair refined. 3 S-lCc ; centrifugal , DC tent. 3 15-lCc
llcflned quiet , crushed , 640 ; powderfd , 6 ? o
grHiiulated , 6Vic.
NEW ORLEANS Oct 4 Sl'OAU-Onle
open kettle , J'ifiSHe ' ; cenlrlfueal granulatei
4V4W4 9-lCc. wlillrs 3 1I-1CB I 5-16o , yellovvr , 3
2ff3'ic
Ciillfornln Urleil IVullc.
NEW YORK Oct 4 Evaporatid nppU *
steady ; other dried fruits quiet Evaporated
nnriles. prime wlro tray , 7c. wood dried prime
Pull ItliiT I'rlut Cluth > Inrl e-t.
KALL RIVKU. Mass , Oct. 4 The print clot
market la quiet at 8V e.
1'rlvu of I'eiuicr.
IXJNDON , Oct. i. rCPPiJU Fair Blngapor
white , 6 1S-1CO. , l i . i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opona with a Stiff Run of Steers ami
Few Hogs ,
ORNFED STEERS SELL A DIME LOWER
Stock unit Fecilcr * Knlrlj
Aelltc al Finn Prlecu HIIKB
Dull mill Slow nt About
Stontl-
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. 4-Receipt * ( or the
ays Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs Sheen Horte * .
) clober 4 C.SCO 1,875 Ml M
Ctolcr 1 GJ1 6,777 110 SO
etober 1 2.2M 5,117 ! .UO
leptember JO 2 Z70 D 432 3Sn 23
'ciuember ' K3 5,931 49 > 0 IS1 , , ,
eptember 25 6,891 4 7C1 ! 4i II
eplembcr 27i 6,744 1,050 648 17
eptcmber :5 972 9931 . . . . 24
eptember 24. . . 3MS 1 ES7 4,4(6
eplemWr 23 1,549 6M ! 1,451 . . . .
eptember 2 ! . . , 6,944 9.15(1 ( 1 , 70 . . . .
'eptember 21. . . 6.200 8773 1.S17 1
eptember 20 8,704 1267 3615 . . . .
tptamber 18 561 4237 1,879 M
The otllclal number of cnrs of slock
n-ought In today by each rend was :
Cnttle. HORS Sheep HVs
. , M. & St V. My 30 1
nlnn I'aclllc & > * tcm. . . , 25 7 3 . .
' . E. & M. V. U. n. . . . S3 9 3
. C. A P. lly 2
O. . St. ! „ M. & O. lly. . 7 3 . . . .
) & M. R. M. n 107
O. , It. fi Q Hv 2 1 . . . .
C. . M 1. & 1' . Rv . eftst. . . . 1
C. , 11. I. & Ii lly , neat. 3
Totnl receipts 2CO 5 4 .4
The disposition of the elay'a receipts \\-aa
s follows , each buyer purchasing theuuin -
> er of head Indicated :
lujers Cattle. Hops. Sheep
) maha Packing Co " 0 570 . . .
U II Hnmmond Co 4:2
Svvlft and Company fJ 778 . . .
Cmlahy PacklnK Co 1 OVi 400 . . .
I Decker K DcRan 1,071 . . .
'nnrant & Co 215 . , .
L. Carey CU . . .
, obninil & Rothschilds 131
1111 .1 Lewis Co 22
lenten . Underwood 215 . . . . . . . .
HlsUin & Co l r > . . .
Crebbs & Co 223
aiilles 1,023 232
. .Ivlngnton f'3
IUBS W
) umuB . . . . 4G3 . . .
Planklnton , Milwaukee 94 . . .
Totals C.473 1,818 r > 2
CATTLE Receipts of cattle vvorc liberal , bolus
he largest since Tuesday of last week.
The proportion of cornfcil becven was omc-
\hat turner than usual und the market wis
slow and lower. Coarse uml unfinished cnttlo
were lower In Chicago last week nnd bu > cra
ook advantage of the liberal receipts today to
lound prlcei here. The result was a market
hat was alow and draRBl at a decline of n
Knod strons lOc
Co\\s ana heifers were In fair suppl > , but the
lemnnd was large and the market wan pteids
and active The most of the offerings changed
inmlfl curly ,
A good many feeders were on sale , but the
demand was quite brisk and the market In
fairly good chape. Desirable kinds said at firm
prices and others were at least steadj. Repre
sentative sales :
NATIVES
HEElSTEERS. .
Vo Av. Pr. No APr. . No Av. Pr.
3 . . 1232 JI 40 IS . . .1250 } 4 CO 19 . . 1397 { 4 75
1. . .1093 440 1..1420 3 G63..1138 4 ' 10
.10-7 435 86..1U4 4 CO 40. . . .1205 4 00
.1020 4 35
COWS
.1210 J3 00 25 . .9S4J325 1. . . . CM 1 DO
.1136 3 00 3. . .1073 3 40 1..1230 3 W
.1023 3 65
IIEIKEIIS
.635 300 7. . . . 634 300 1. . . . 8SO 300
.540 325 3. . . . 770 375 2. . . . 823 3 W
1. . .1010 4 25
BULLS
1 lr,0 3 25 1 1270 3 00 1. . . . 780 4 00
22 feeders. . . . 844 4 10
10WYOS1INO
4 cows 925 3 05 1 cow 1000 3 03
1 CDVV ' 130 3 01 1 fied < r . . .1100 3 40
1 feeder. . . .1430 3 40 16 tailings. . .1103 3 40
1 tailing . . . .1210 3 40 1 tailing . . . .1210 3 40
1 feeder . . . .1080 3 50 110 feeders . 1170 3 fo
1 feeder . . . . 930 3 65 12 feeders..1195 3 65
7 feeders . . .1117 3 61 11 feeders 1216 3 01
43 feeders . . 1110 4 00 11 cow s . 1011 3 10
145 cows . . . .1010 3 35 113 feeders , 1181 1 50
81 feeders. . . 11F4 3 CO 1 tailing . 1111 3 41
76 feeders..1211 3 n 0 tailings , 1.I27
20 cows. . . . 105r. 3 25
COI/DRADO.
1 cow 770 1 fO 1 bull . 1100 2 90
2 cons 61" 1 SO 2 bulls . 1141 J 10
100
2 covvs 880 2 10 1 feeder. . . .1000 J -0
3J covvs ' ) b4 2 00 1 feeder . 770 1 4) )
1 cow 720 2 f0 1 cow . 1 10 J 21
1 bull 1370 2 CO 2 feeders . . ! 00 3 40
38 covvs 10J1 2 f1) 10 fecdeis.UIJ3 J 75
f1)OREGON.
OREGON.
1 tit ? 1640 2 75 4 tigs 1337 J ( W
49 feeders..1040 3 40
MONTANA
2 bulls . . . . I4CO 2 70 bulls 1110 3 10
19 feeders. . . U'08 3 70 1 lulling.,1.170 J 'J
S3 feeders..1159 3 (5 108 feeders..1178 4 05
IDAHO
1 bull I2CO 2 f.1 2 feeder ! . . . . 1130 3 bo
1 bull 1120 2.1.1 12 feeders 173 395
2 Btagf IC10 2 51 14 feeders . 9T J 91
10 cows 937 2 71 2 feeders 970 3 93
10 cows . . . . WO 290 10 feeders kill a 11
21 heifers. . . 321 13 fecdi rs 192 J ' 15
2 feeders. . . 1280 3 CO 22 feeders C59 4 00
HOGS A Monday's hog miirkot Isery muc
on the same order as a Saturday cattle market
th'i supply Is generally very light and the- mar
ket wanting In Interest.
Todiy theie were only twenty-nine loads re
portcl In nnd tie market was flow und 5c lower
with the close flat.
Iluycrs peemed to be anticipating n big run
for tomorrow and It was hard to tell from thcl
actions whcthey t icy wanted any hots or not
but In the end the pens were elcarcd Repre
Tentative Kales :
No. Av hh I'r 'No6i Av. Sh Pr ,
40 . rij n n 6im 203 JI
59 . 301 3 fi m , 274 751 ,
. .129 M ? 70 61 2 <
f9 319 120 J ' ( I fl . . 2fC .1 f !
ri " 09 72 , . 26fl 1 75
40 312 f6 274 J 75
HI. .2M - 14 . 217 3 75
73 .2C8 00 211 40 I 75
73CO
CO .261 13 216 J 75
10 20 ! 61CO 2-0 3 77'4
61 2'H ICO CO . 274 3771,3
62 . 314 SO fO . 271 IK ) J 7714
51 . .307 3 7215 69 . . Sri Ml
07 .301 1WI 3 77',4 ' CO 2Ci ! SO 3 77ii
63 .311 fO 3 7214 17 SSI 3 10
rs 1CO 3 7214 61 . .218 J 110
65. . 2C3 210 ,1 7214
PIOH ODDS AND ENDS
1 50 430 3 M
(80 3 M 3'2 3 61
lO'i 3 41 " 97 3 6)
.SC2 3 55 370 3 6)
316 3 60 201 3 70
.360 40 3 CO 217 1 70
.29 .i 3 CO 316 3 7i )
COCO
291 CO 2CO 3 70
HHEEl' ThB market VVIIH slnw and iiwi r In
sympathy with the lepcrlid decline at rh'cnio
KIIIIHIIH Cl < > Lit i > M < irU ,
KANSAS CITY , Oct -CATTLE Ileci-lpts ,
8.000 hi id , brut grndiH eteady , others 'ow ,
Texas sleers , t.'W/IH. TVxiis row * JI71 (233. (
natlvii steers J3Wfi120 ) , nitlvi' rows nnd I i > lf-
ers JI 2.1ST4 HO etockers and firdtrs 1 6.0140 ,
bulls , I20flj376
HOGS Receipts , 4 600 hi-nd , market SfflOc
lower , hulk of fales J3 7.W3 S5 hcavh * J3 75f < >
3 S3. pickers. t3 70fi3 60 mlxrd J3 S ) j3 Ii214.
Ymk'MH ' J390JJ892V4. P'I- * J3 25O3 fO
SHEEP Rieelnts , 4 00 } brad market weak ,
lambs. 12 7603.75 ; multonx , ISWfiJGI
Notr Vnrl. LIviMIUK .
NEW YORK. Oct -HEKVES-RecPlpH ,
1371 head slags und oxrn | 2rHfil2J bullH ,
12 7103 CO ; dry town , fl 90fi1 (0 European Cables
uuoto American slt-rr * at lO'iffll'ic , refrigerator
beef ffiHic ; no exports
I'ALVES Rpcelptu , 2001 head , \ta\ \ ,
8(0 , few. J8 25 , gratters and buttermilk * ,
4 00
00S1IETI' AND LAMI1S-Rprfluts 14054 head ;
BhPp 12 60 ® < 25. lambs | 4 871SI W
HJGS Receipts , 11,200 head : firm at f < 60Q
tw.
SI. I.niiU Live Htiivlr.
ST I/UIH. Oct. 4 CATTLE llccelpU , 4000
h ad' ; uhlpmenn. 2000 head ; marktt Blow but
steady for natives ; Texans eatUr. Fair to fancy
natty * ililpplng and export * ttera ,
ntk of unlcs. JI Ciff 10. drf Mtd beef nnd butcher
teem , 14 C > n/l M , bulk of nucs | 4 4(114 65 uleers
nde'r 1.0O ) pounds , 15WJ7IT5 , stocKers nnd feed
2 S5 ( ? 10. rows find heifers , $ : CMUI > 5 , bulk
f con HOOfMOOj canning cow , I1SI241 ' ,
iilln , 12 WfM ! R , Texan and IndlMi Hcers , | 2 7BW
i25 ; luilk of MM ! M2offS70 , covvs and helfmi ,
2001M81 ; . with bfst grndrii as high as J3 60.
HOGS -Cflpt * . 6 ( XX ) html , shipments , 2,0-V )
tend , market " * > loner on IlKhl , u\3 lower for
eavy Bradfs. I.lKhl , 14 WSf4 IS , mixed , 3 SOW
10 , heavy , | 180f4 11
SHEEP Ri-celptp , 2VM ( head , shipments , OV
ead. market slradv j native muttons , ts 00JT3 * 1 ,
tills nnd bucks , 11.50172 50 , Klockcrs , 12 IJU3.10 ;
ambs , JI 7585 6D.
OIIIOACO I.lVi : SiTHOIC MAHKIVT.
Cnttlc MdRtly nl u I ) I mi-
slioi-i lnn or.
CIUVACIO , Oct. 4 Trade In cuttlo wns fnlrly
nlmatcd and while n frvv handy medium
\clRht killers weighing around 1,234 pounds sold
t about former prices , prices were generally
vcak nnd about lOo per 100 pounds lower
Cnllvc beef sleers were salable lit ftom 13 $0 to
t 23 for the poorest , up to $5 nnd JS 60 for the
> rM chipping steers , with rules largely nt from
401 to J5 2,1. The Mocker and feeder trade vvas
ilrly good at from 3 to 1460. light weight
lock steers and heifers going * ery low.
lutchers' nnd CHnneis" entitle moved off more
lowly than hint Week , nnd prices nhalcditn
hi- decline , the lllicrnl stipplv of rnngc ranlc
> elng n weikenlng element Wesletn range cat-
le were In falrlv nctlvo detnind by feeders
nd slaughleiers , hut prlees avenged a dime
ewer , steers bringing from J3 ri to J4 2S while
ovvs and helfcis sold fit from 12 SO to J4
The matket for hogs was IrrcRulnt , some
roves that Just suited buyers selling to much
letter advantage than oilu rs , but there vvas
n nvomge decline of 60 and seme coarse , heavy ,
owy lots sold off lOc. Gules wcic made of heavy
licking lots nt from 13 ' .0 to JI 75 and prime
iFsorted lights brought from J SO to JI 23 , the
mlk of the hogs ciomtn ? the scales nt from
3.75 to Jt 15
Thole was n fair demand for sheen nnd lainbx
mm feeders nnd slaiiKhteicrs. prices ruling 10
© 13o lower on nn average , Sheep worn snlnblo
at fi-oiii J2.:5it1.l5 for Inferior to prime nuttvis
and nt from 13 to JI fet westerns. Most of the
westerns went up for from' J3 60 to JI 85 Limbs
vere wanted at ftom 13 60 to JI for the pootcst to
rom G to G.75 for good to fancy.
Recolpts : Cuttle , 13000 head , hogs , 37,0V ) heid
sheep , 25,000 head ,
I'llHt HlllTlllii ll\c Moi-U.
EAST nWTAIX ) . Oct -CATTI.E-Cholcc fat
steers , J4 fOiiSOS , choice to pi Imp , 14 Suli ) 90 , me-
dlum to heavy , JI 61IJ4 SO , fat cows , J3 fOIfl 90.
HOGS Good to choice yorkers , J4 4IW4 60 ;
nixed pickers' giadis , J43UTI40 , medium
welRhts , J431G440 , heavy , JI 30JI4 40 ; roughs ,
J3 76SIS 110 , pigs. J2 73JT4 fa
SHEEP AND LAMllS-Lnmbs , yeirllngs ,
cholec to prime. J4 40JT1 TO. fair to good J3 9i)5i ) )
433 , native lambs cholec to ixtia , 15 60if.1 01 ,
fair to good , JI HiUI 40 Sheep , choice to selected ,
wethers , J431fflltO ; culls , J2 21JJ3 63
Morlc In
Record of recelpls of live Flock at the four
principal markets for October 4 :
Cittte Hngr Sheep
Omaha . C3rC 15.73 sit
Chicago . 23 mo 37 ' 0 r > 000
Cnnsat , City . * b utnj 4 rou 4,001
St Ixnils . 4dOO OCOO 2000
Totals . 11 066 41373 31,831
Oil Mai-kutN.
OIL CITY. Pie. Oct 4 Credit Inlim-es , 70p ,
crrtlfleite sales. 72c. elo od 72c bid. shipments ,
117,2r bbls ; runs , 101 ns hbli.
LONDON , Oct. 4 Calcutta linseed , spot and
neir at hand delivery , 3 < a. Tuipentlne spirits ,
31s ,
Itiitti-r M rK < - ( .
ELGIN. Ill , Oct -IH'TI Elt rirm ; offer
ings , SO tubs All sold at 22c
TIIH Itn VLTY M VHIvlVl
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday , Oc
tober 4. 1817 :
WARRANTY HEED'S
H. A KoMcrs and wife to Mike fcroka , s
' 4 of lot 3 , Woodlavvn add t 173
Abraham Lance and wifeto 1 11 WIlKer-
bon. lot 1 block 2 Hamilton Siimie . . i
J II WllkcrKon and wife to J S Taylor ,
674xl20 feet In nn sc 10-11-11 . . . . 2,000
E Hardy and wife to Raelul fjuockenbu'-h
ct ul , lot 9 , block 1. Seymour's add . 1,600
M C Wear and Imsb ind to Uinjumln Dur
ham , lots f and S , block 34 rim add to
Corrlgan Place jo
J. E. Shields and hutband to E L Shugart ,
n 14 of lot 7 , block 5 Shlnn's add . 2,000
Helena Colfeth to C A Runt lot C , block
6 , Popplotan park . i
S \\lnther to D. L. llradlty. lot 6 Rog-
cis' subdlv . . . . S30
James Rasmui-pcii ti > Amelia Hapmti'-scn ,
lot 16 , block 4 , West Side add 400
A. P. Tuluy ft al. to O C Zlnn , lot
1 , block 6 , Grammercy park . . . . . . WO
A. H Conroy to Trcderlck Mundt , lots C
nnd 6 , block 19 , First add to Corrlgan
Place f 4o
C. T. Williams and wife to Arthur East ,
lots 9 and 10 , block 8 , In cubdlv block
30 , Albright's Choice ir-.oo
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
C r. HarrlFon receiver , to Mlchljnn Mutual
Life Insurance company , lot 12 , Pclham
Place , i
II. II. Haldrlge and wife to Daniel Roberts ,
lot 20 , block 4 , Eckermun Place 2
Julius Treltschke and wife to loMah Kent ,
lots 3 to C and 10 , Kent's add i
O W. Dunn and wife to G 1" . Olllmoro ,
trustee , lots 21 and 22 , Yates ft It's sub-
dlv 25
Joslah Kent nnd wife to Julius 1 rcltschke ,
lots 7. S and 9 , block 2 , Kent's add 1
W. L. Selby. trustee , to E A. Colfax , lots
11 and 37 , block 2 ; lots 10 and 18 , block C ,
W. L. Selby's Tlrst add j
Total nmount of transfers J t,031
The "nicycllrtt's be t Friend' is a familiar
name for DoWHt's Witch Harel Salve , al
ways ready for emergencies. While a spe
cific for piles. It also Instantly relieves and
cures cuts , bruizes , ealt rheum , eczema and
all affections of the skin It never fails.
( Oil BYmiLIS )
A. Written Ouaruiilco ti > C'lJltK KVKIIY
CANE or MO.\r.Y JlI
Our cure Is permanent and not n patching up Ca es
treated tin yearn ntto liaro iificrMLiia hvinplon rlnco
lly ikM.riblnir your ciuu * fully wecnii tnnt you lij mall ,
nnd ueglvy the t-ameKtlonggtiai mute tucuiuurieliind
all money ThOke who pielel tu come hele for tnat
inont ean do PO and we v\lll nay lallroad fate buth vays
and hotel bln ! ! wldle heiu If Me fall ti fine. VYccliak
lenaru the world foraiat.o that our MiiulcICrmeil }
win not cure Wilte for full imitlciil.ni.ninl get tlic
erldiMicecknowthat yoiiarorkopthal jut-tly > otua
an the moat eminent pliytUiunti Imvo ncvtr bctn able
to tl\e nioiu than tcnioraiy | lellet , In mil teayiam
practice with thu 3fuele ICeMuvdy ft lian been moct
dlflleult tooveieonie tliu prejuilki kiigaliiht all ho cnllitl
tppclflcf. Hut under oui ftrong triiatnntee-you tjiuuld
hot hctiltalc fo try tl In iiemeily. ) on tukf nu chanc i ol
losing your inoniyVo guniantin to euic in tefuiKl
cverr dollar and AM we have u ui utatlun to protect
alxo financial hacking of K.1OO.UIIO , II U 1 1 iftclly
faft lu all v * ho will try the trtntiiient llitctufoioyou
Imvt hten putting up and paying out ymir inuney foi
dltfeient titHlinenlsand although yoilaii'iiot yiteuird
nu out * fiait paid back yuur money Do nutwahli ) liny
mot mum-y until you try us. olil.chrunlc iUihCiilid ] >
cai > eii Hired In tlllity to ninety dayu. Inverllftatu our
financial utaiidlng. our rtpufalton as litihlneiMi men
U'Hlu UK fur minim and ndduiM.i of thi u wo hava
eiirtd , whu liavu given ikciinfiirlon to n-foi to then
It costs yuii only puilagi toilolnftii It will naveyoa tt
worldof hiiilcrlngfruin mcntiil ttiiiln i inillfyoti re
mm i led what may ymir offfptlng Milfer tlnuut h yeur
ownnigllgenet I llyoiil i y mpluniHaie pllupli i onlaee ,
due thinat , inucoui i ilclic In mouth , rlieuniMlMii In
ImntH and joint * , Imlr falling out erupllonfi on any
rait of tliu bo1y , filling of grneml dfpitM loii i nlnHln
hi ait or bone * , you liavu tin UnitIo uafli. Thot-c who
mu conMaiitly taking mcieuiy uml potash rhuuld iltit
rontlntiult , Cnn > lant use of HIIKO dnigii will nnt\y \
lit Ing ore and tallng ulrei > In thi-tml Hun t ( all to
write All cuiie iKnileiice tint ptnlcd In plain tnvel
optyalntltu tli mni.1 rltrlil JuveMtiiration oud will
do all lu our puw er tu aid you In It. Addicts ,
COOK ( REMEDY CO , , Chicago , III
Tlilw rcint-ily bclne lu-
ji'clcil ( Ilit-clly to tlio
NCat Of tllllNO ( IIHOIIHTB
of the Oeuito-Urlnary
roiiiili-CM no
or ulot. Cure
( rnarnntcoil lu 1 to 3
< in.yn. Hniull plain pack *
Myers-Dillon Drug Co , S. E Cor Klh and Far-
mm Slieels. Omnh/v. Nfl.
CHRISTIE-STREET
fiiplliil , if..D.ooo. KIIII.T I'alil.
Shocks , Grain and Provisions ,
llooill 111 lllonril of Trillin
( Tel l ( > 9j )
0. C. UiiRISTIi ; . , . Prcaleltnl
U. J STUUirr . Vice President
G , W. KtJNNfiV . atrretnry
Uivld T Ucalh , Pi eet. NV 3C37.
F. P. Ncal.Vlte J'rcw I nloii .Niillouiil Haul :
Clias Ii , V Lewis. Cnsh. Capital. { 600.000.
KANSAS CIT1. Mo.pni H , U97
We hereby ceillfy that Ihe Clirl tlo-fctrstl
Communion Company hau tlilx day coimnt-need
tuilneci with ur by depositing Kitty Thoueand
Ddllurn ( t i.OOO 00) ) In ciuli.
( Dictated ) CIInRLES H , V LEWIH ,
JAMB E. BOYD & GO , ,
Tuluplionu 1035) ) . Omalui , > 'cb.
COMMISSION ,
GUAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS.
HOAiin or
Glrfct w irfs to Chicago and Now York.
Correspondent ! ! John A. Warren & Co.
WHO ARE WEAK
SROKEN DOWN
DISCOURAGED
Mm who suffer from the effect ! of dl < > a p. orer-
work , norrr , from * Ue follies of rnuth or th ex.
cejjcn of manhood , from uutmturM drulnn , wptk-
iip'sorlnolot JoTotoriuent of nnj orcnn. failure of
Tltol forces , initllncjs for trntrltice , nil fnch n.cti
BhoulJ "coiuo to tha fountain lic d " for n fclentltla
methcNlof mnrTCllonj power to TtUllrp. develop , tf *
ttoro , an 1 MiMAln. Wo will mull wltliont rlmrxo
In n pliilii Rctilril rnvclopp ft r raphlct tlmt
Tclld It All. JJftlhlne pnl uniukod. No cipo-
lute , no deception. Addro
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
64 NIAQARA CTnEET. BUFFALO. N. V.
Anil Surgical Instiluto.
lGnr > loiUoftOturilin , Nob.
CONSULTATION HJKH.
tlironic , Kcnous anil 1'iivatc ' Diseases
nnd nil WIUKMiSS tig r M
ami ni.sOIJimUSof mCl9
'KLEnnd ' VAlttCOCKLK I'O.inanently and
BUccfHsfitllvcmed In e-v e > ry e-ise.
IILOOD AND SKIN IHI-IHCB ) | Sere SpotH IMm-
ploi , Scrofula , Tumors Telli-t. Ke'7tMim mid lllood
Poison thorouirhlv oh.ind fi-oin tli BVBte-m.
Nr.HVOUS Urbllltv , Spt-rmatorrhc'i. Somlml
Losses Mifht Emissions , ] .o-s of Vltll Povvcr <
poimniientlj and Npoidlly cutxd.
\Vli.\lv , MliN ,
( Vllnlltj We-nk ) undo so bv too close npplcatlotj )
o biiHliipeH or Httidj. Mi-vi'i-o montnl Htrnln 01
frrlof. hKMJAL KXl'ESSKS In mlddlo lifter from
the pffpcls \ouilifttl follks C.i 1 lorirltu them
odij Oox 2i 7.
Onitilia JlcdiiMl and Surgical Institute.
DR .
IB THE ONLV
SPECIALIST
WHO TIIKAT8 ALL
Private Diseases
VTrnLui * ftnJ Dtiortlf r nt
W1EN ONLY
. . 0 Years Kipe\rlcnco.
10 \rfliuOmnhn
Hook Vrce. t'onanltn *
tionl'rpo. Dox'iW.ot
14th nnd Fntuam Bts.
O.MAIIA. Nii2. :
Patronize
Home Industries
Hj l'iirliiislnn r.ooilM Alailiat the Kol >
lovvlliK NehriiNUn PuctorloM.
AWNINGS AND TEN1S.
OH VII V TI\'r ! AM ) III Illinil Cl ) .
( Successors Omaha lent nnd Awning Co )
Manufacturers tents , awning * Jobbets ladles'
and genii : ' mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311
Farnam St. Omaha
( Ml VII V. lllti\VI.NG : VbSOOlATIO.N.
Car load si Ipmcnls made In our own
eratcir cars. IJlue Ribbon. Elite Export , Vlenni
Export and Tamil ) Export delivered to all pn-.J
of the ctly.
\ VITIIni CO.
Ps.Ing , Sevver and Building
IlltlCIC.
Capacity , 100000 per div Office and v ard 224
nnd Hickory bts. Telephone 423. Omaha , Neb.
CORNICE WORKS
G. r. KPCMrrnu ,
r VLI : coiivicn woiucs.
ManufaoiSrc- Gnlvanlred Iron Cornlees , Gal
vanized Iron Skylights Tin Iron nnd Slats
Roofing Agent for Klnneir's Steel Colling.
103-10-12 North Eleventh street
CRACKER TACrOfUES
AMIIHICAV IIISCUIT AM ) MFG. CO. ,
Wholetale CraekT Mnnufncturcrs ,
OMAHA Neb
DYE 'WORKS.
TWIN CITY n\u
\VOUICS , 1.TJ1 Knriiiim St.
Dyeing nnd clcnnlrg of garments nnd fcoods of
every dcterlptlon Cleaning of fine garments a
tp clally. _ _ _ _ _ _
TLOUR MIU < S
b. I" . GII.M VX ,
Tlour Meal , Teed and llran , 1013-15-17 North
17th btnct , Oimlia , Neb C , E. Illack , manuffer.
Telephone 692
IRON WORK * .
DAVIS .t COWfJILL IUOWOIIKH. .
Iriiu mill IlriiKN KoiiinlerN.
Tanufnct-irers and Jobbers of Machinery Gen.
mil repairing a speclall1601 , 1503 and 1501
Jackson otreet , Omana Net.
PAXTO.V .t viniti.i'Nc : IKON AVOUICS.
Manufacturers of Aichltecturnl Iron Work.
General Toundry , Mnrhlne and Illacksmlth worlt.
Engineers ni ' i "pf-n'lon for Tlie Proof IlnlUl-
Ingn Ofllce nnd woiki < : U , P. lly. and South
17lh street Omaha
LINSEED OIL.
WOODMAN LINMlni ) Oil , AVOKICS ,
Manufacturers old process raw linseed oil.
kettle boiled llnsepa mi. old piooess ground lln-
peed cake , ground and screened naxseed for
druggists OMAHA , .Nil 11
IXJUNGES-MATTRESSES.
i , . ( i. no UP.
Manufacturer Loungco , Couche . Mattr i p .
Jobber of Spring Reds nnd Tcithers-411-413 S.
10th street.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA iinnnixo en.
Manufacturers of high grade Mattroser , 1S02-1
Nlchnlnt Blrect Omaha.
OyERALL AND BIIIUT FACTORIES.
ICAT7-NiVIB\S COMPANY.
Mfgrs , Clothing , Pants , Shlits nnd OveralU.
OMAHA ,
SHIRT TACTORIEi ? ,
j. n.
NKIIIIASKA HIIIIIT COMPANY.
Exclusive custcn sh'rt tallorii. 1BU Farnam.
TINWARE
Wr.STiil.\ > WAIU3 COMPANY ,
Plecid , htamped and Japanned Tinware , Gram
tie Iron , Hollow Wan , etc.
1003 Tarnam 8t OMAHA.NEn.
VINEOAR AND PICKLUH.
IIAAKMA > N * IXIJKAIl CO. ,
Mnnaufacttirers of Vinegar. Pickles , Catiupi.
Musturdn , Celery and WorecBtcrshlre Sauce.
WAGONS AND CAI1RIAGES ,
wii.LiA.li .
Tor a good substantial vehicle of any dcBcrlp.
tlon for repuintlnB or rubber tires on new or olu
wheel * , th bent place U * i'.h and Ltave-nvorltt
( treetu ,
illlJJIMOM ) CAIIUIAil ) CO.
Cheap medium prleid and tony carrlottj.
Any thing you want second hand or nevr.
Headiiuartcm for Rubber tlrei , warranted. UtU
und llainey. oppoelto Court Houie.
'
-V. J.
i id ! > . Mil Ioilm- ,
Full line of Carriages , Ilutnlen , Phaetons , Pony
Cuiie Ulieeu rubt > tr tllrU. The bent U tht
chefoe t.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
IIK.M : & co.
largest factory In the west. Irfa4lnir
Ura of Omaha. Kansas City. IJnooln and
jmtph handle our coods. 1006 Furaum
OuaaJL.