r THE OMAHA DATI/T HE ' : MVN. > AV. DECEMKER 13 , 1807 ,
MoKinley's Trcatmont of InnarUnt
Qatsiions Strengthen ? Trade.
SATISFACTORY TO MEN OF RESPONSIB LITY
FrccMlntu from niMnrlilnir Political
AKllntlnn Will Unto Onoil 1 -
Huciicc In lU'xIorliiur HIIH-
Pr < i i > rrlt - .
NfiW YORK , Dec. 12. Henry Clews , head
ol the banking house ot Hoary Clews & Co. ,
writes of the situation In Wall street.
A substantial advance has taken place ! n
the stock market during the past week , an ; ;
prices nro nci.v npproachlnB o. level thnt will
induce realizations unless frcsn stimulus to
the rise IB obtained. This advance has been ,
entirely due to the Improvement In political
ami business alTalro and was thoroush.y
justified by conditions.
President McKlnlcy'9 message made nn
excellent Impression. His position on Cuban
nfralrs , which have long been u serious
rourco of disquiet , \\as > eminently satisfac
tory to men of responsibility and thouuht.
On the currency question : he takes the sldo
of progressive reform , and his whole mcs-
uttRf , If open to criticism at certain uoliits ,
breathes the spirit of pcoce nnd concl.latlon.
\Vhat Is equally Important , congress Is In
a lean Irrltablo mood than formerly , and Is
likely to Blvo more attention to prcvsilng
homo questions thun to disquieting interwi-
tlon.ll nffnlra. The presidential election Is
behind us , and the turlft question has been
Bottled ; so there is , happily , loss occasion for
bombtmtlc t-petchcs n1 resolutions for
nollllcnl effect limn u ycur ngo. currency ,
bankruptcy and rallroid legislation
likely to occupy more effective nltP
than Cuba or Hawaii ; for which , If results
nro .accomplished tic nation will devoutly
return thitnkp. This promised freedom from
disturbing ipo'.Ulcal ngltatlon IH destined to i
have a puAerlul Induenco In the restoration I
of business prosperity , for nothing has so
compiotrly fettered enterprise In the last
three or four years na the state of chronic
four largely developed by political dis
turbances ,
Nor la the Improvement conilncd to politi
cal nfT.tlr.i , These have n very clo < ? e con
nection with business conditions ; but the
latter show a recovery of their o.vn. l.io
nront foreign demand for our w.ieat at
high prlce-i has Imp-tried a Uondcrful stlmu-
lui to business In the' west , ' .shlch Is not
likely to subside when that cause Is spent.
The whole Interior Is apparently about to
start on a new cm of development. Kansas
carea little- about free silver , now that lt&
citizens are ( jettlnc out ot debt and becom
ing 'prosperous. ' The Iron trade Is conlulent-
ly loo'/lnfr .forward to a very large business
In 1S3S. The south Is fairly prosperous In
Biilto of RiA-prlced cotton and the check
Imposed on tratllo by the yellow fexcr ncare.
Here , and there the llliRer can lie nl.icert
upon sore spots ; some of our Industries arc
Btlll Buffering from overproJuctlon , nnd at
tie hit ? c.istern centers where the brunt of
hard times had to be borne , the recovery In
natural'- slower than In younger and
smaller centers. The general trend , however -
over , Is certainly tcUnrd nxpanslon , and the
strong1 undertone of conlldenco which now
prevails will within ; i few weeks express
htolf in action. This , however. Is not the
senson for business activity and great Im
provement need not be expected before the
'ilallroads arc no.v having1 their full share
of the ntnv prosperity. Earnings both net
and cross nro .slowing the most gratifying
galnn. The uniformity and steadiness of
these gains Is something very unusual. 1-or
thn Inst tnrce months the soventy-Ilvo to
eighty roads regularly reporting their carn-
lng-3 each week have shown gains of from
10 to TO per cent. Very fit A road ? reported
declines , and these were unlrrportant. As
a result a f w dividends have been In
creased and others arc c.rtaln to frlnw ! If
the rends only icfraln from rate-cutting- .
The preferred stocks of reorganized com
panies have of course been strong becaust
unil r these conditions tney would b3 Ilrst
to benellt. Some properties have also bcnc-
iltel by funding their debt at lower ii'.cs
of Interest , a process which Is likely to llnd
favor -with stockholders , The darkest slik
of the railroad rlUmtton Is the. pooling mics-
tlon. Railroad mnnugers are not In the
brightest frame of mind In this respect.
They arc united In their demand for con
gress legalizing the pooling method , but
they are very properly not prepared to ac
cent the terms upon i.v'ilch congress seem- ?
willing to act that of surrendering the
rate-making power. Stockholders shoul l
make them-relvcs felt In this imatter. Thus
for they have left the whole burden of In
fluencing legislation to their managers. This
la not a very promising means of success.
CON'DITIO.V OF CN'ICW YOIIIC IIA.MvS.
I'fL'Hcnt I < oniiH LnrKcpr Hvcr Carrlt-il
in the .Mi'tropolln.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. The Financier
says :
The Union Pacific reorgnnl/atlon com
mittee last week made an additional pay
ment of $8,500,000 on account , nnd this sum ,
passing Into depository hanks , has In
creased the averages of the clearing house
Institutions no lesa than $ ! l,000COO In de
posits. The Increase In loans Is connected
with the same transaction , but It haa
swelled the total loan Item to $007,723 , 00 ,
which Is by far the largest ever carried by
the New York banks. ,
The effect of the transfer of the Union
Paclllc to the new purchasers may be
traced In the e panslon of the loan Item
of the banks during the past llvo weeks.
On November 13 last loans stood at $ . " 5-
3CO.OOQ , as compared with $ C07,725"CO , De
cember 11. The loan Increase , therefore ,
liaa been over $3J.OOOOCO. In the same time
loanH Increased $10,000,000 and cash reserves
JS.OOO.OOO. Admitting thut the regular mcr-
rnntllu demand for accommodation had
Bomo place in this change , the main cause
contributing to the enormous Increase has
been In the operation In connection wltn
the Union ranllle transfer.
The deposits of the bank prominent In
the deal have grown nearly JWWOA ) in
four weeks , nnd Its loans $12,000,000 , The
banks have been gaining ; cush from the
Interior for a number of weeks past , but
the effect , for Uho reasons Just set forth ,
hr'H bren crontlv mlnlmUcd.
The rapid expansion In deposits require *
cacn wtuc u heavier ICECIVO , and iho opera
tions of the past six dnys have resulted in
a decrease in the surplus c.ish In banks
of $3,323ESj , bringing the excess reserve to
$ l8.SS7,42o. the lowest slncci October 10 lust.
That t'no changes noted nrc of a special
character Is also Hhowu In thrHern of
cash , the loss for the week having been
Jl.012,100. This Bhrlnkage cnn bo traced to
eoveral large Institutions , one of which lmn
probably decrtaBed Its cash through the
payment of the Butrnr dividend.
There will be more or less shifting of
funds an the Ilrst of the year approaches ,
In anticipation of the heavy dividend pay
ments , and another Installment of the
Union Paclllo money is also duo about
that limp. The effect will be to in alto ma
terial chtuiKes in forthcoming bank state
ments , link with the supply of nv.illablf
funds In slcht and the credits held abroad ,
there docs not seem to bo much chunce
for anything like u higher level for money
rutCH.
The KOVcrnmcut'H payments of maturing
bonds the Ilrst of the yenr will release u
great deal of money now locked In bank
vaults as special deposits.
I.OIIlloll Stllt'ICH mill HllIlllH.
LONDON , Dec. 12 , Discount rates were
maintained last week nnd the supplies of
money promise to continue scarce well Into
January. The Stock exchange nan stronger
nnd moio active , American railway Fecurl-
tlen led tao van , with a. nearly gcneial ad
vance. Kven Ilrltlsh railway secutltles par
ticipated In the UPAS that the threatened
rnllUny strike wan averted and the cotton
trade dl ° puto nettled. Among the Interna-
tlonnlu , South and Central American r < ? ciirl-
tlea were well supported. There we-re sub
stantial IncrcareH In Venezuelans , which
rose 0 poln'.H. American securities were de
cidedly buwy , pnrt'cu'ar'y the speculative
klndH. Prcsldtnt 'McKlnley's ' message to
congress hue mnde an excellent Impicuslon ,
though the postponement of currency re
form Is dlsnix > l'itlng. ' Atchlson , Topeku &
fUntu l-'e preferred advanced 3 points ;
Southern prefrrred , 3 ; Southern 6s , 3 ;
Northern Pacific , preferred , 2 ; Louisville
ft Nashville , i > i ; Illinois Central , 254 ; Cht-
caco. Mliwiukce o > St. Paul. 2 ; New York
Control. ? ; Chesapeake. & Ohio. 44s. 2 ; Den
ver and Itlo firande ( IratK , 2 ; Uric llrntp , 14 ;
] /ako Shore & MIc-hlgan Houthcrn , ll,4 ; Nor
folk & Wtstcrn. prefeirel , 1W ; Pennsyl
vania , Hi ; Wabasn , preferred , Us ; Wubaxh
dobenturr 1 4 , Canadian I'ltclllc preferred
eliares rose I''i ; Oanadtnn Piiclllo Ilrstx , 1 ,
und On nil Tuink vhnrcti , on the strength
of tratllo rcturiig , rose l to 4 points ,
Ti-xtlli-
JIANCUBSTEU , Dec. 12. The market
mils quiet nnd uteudy lout week with a fair
l > UElnes paaMnsf In alilrllngH nnd wide cloths
for China , and shirting for India. Buch
gooJa are not largely engaged. Otherwise
business \vus Etna ! ) and scattered , with
most of the ofterlnifs being unacceptable.
Prices all around BO far liuvo been fairly
held , but activity la dlboouraged by un
known possibilities In the faeo of an 11,000-
tt crop.
_
1
Wool JI r-i-t .
J1OSTON. Pec , U.WQOIV'olIowlnit are
th quotations for laadlnK dttcrlptloni :
Ohio and I'cnniylvunla licccei. X and above ,
na-Mo ; ? X and XX above , SSBJOo ; Pelalno.
i lo ; No. 1 couOilnv , WUJtoj No. 1
miv. tr vucj ii nnti ii , Wisconsin , etc. ,
MlchlKMi. . MUt4c ; No. t Michigan
comblnir. 5S : c. Xo , 1 Illinois combing.
JSfl2 ei No. 2 Mlc.iltftti tombing. . 2ltlSOci ! No.
1 Illinois eomtlnit 2ft H' ( X New York. New
llnmtinlilro lM Vermont. 23fi24c ; No. 1 New
York , New Hawphlre and Vermont. J7c ( De-
lilne Mlclilcnn. te ; unwimhed medium Ken
tucky and Indiana nusrter-blood combing. 211 }
! 4c : Kentucky ard Indiana thtee-clxhths-Mood
combing , 2IQ23c < MlX'ittrl nuartrr-li'ood combing ,
Jlc ; Mlttfourl lhr < r-fIgulhf-ljlftod combing , 232lc ;
brsld cfimljlnp , U'i lake and Oeoiitln. 22 (23c ;
Tesaaa't , rptlng- medium (12 ( monthr ) . HtflSc ,
scoured price , 4JfJ4ki ; iprlnc fine ( U months ) ,
KjIlScj trourea price , COSC& ; ; territory noel ,
Munlnnn fine medium nnn lino. Itf.lTci cmirM
price , 4 fl5fle tspl , f.Jff.Wc : Utah. Wyoming ,
etc. . nni > medium nd fne , UftlTc : scoured
price , 4SfDOc ; ttple , C2CAjc ; Australlsn , scoured
briMf , combing , mi > trnnc , "CI/lIo ; ( "omblnrj. eood ,
(3QC c ; combing a > rrase , CtQCoe , Queensland ,
C ° "
CPT , "EbUIS , Dec. 11. WOOIQuitt nnd unchanged -
changed , m-.llum 1520c ; heavy fine , 5314c | light
fine , 13Q17c ; tub -
cmo.tr.o GitAAJi ( PHOVISIOXS.
I'Vnttircd of the Trncl I UK nml CIo ln
1'rU-pfi on Sntiirday.
CHICAGO , Dec. 11. Wheat was quiet to
day. In m.ttkcd contrast to the violent fluc
tuations of the last three nerslona. The.
close Bhowcd nn advance ot lV4c for Decem
ber over yesterday , Corn nnd oats closed
IInn after a dull day nnd provisions were
In good demand at an advance of lOc for
porlc und 2 < 4P for lard and rlba.
The spe-cul.itlvo trade In wheat was light ,
but the feeling continued nervous. The.
clique was thought to have picked up moH
of the offerings , possibly enough to replace
the amount sold yesterday , at much higher
prlre.3 , to check the feverish adx-anco which
had been started on the action of the
shorls. .nut while December fold higher ,
the more distant futures were lower , Mn.v
selling at ono time V4o boJcUi the close last
night and January nearly 2c off , but both
recovered Bomu , The heavy movement of
wheat which la under way for this market
tended to relieve , to pomo extent , the ap
prehension of the short * and there was less
urccncv In thn rtnmnnd from that Interest.
It wan currently reported that wheat was
coming In good volume from Minneapolis
and thnt 609,000 bu. of Duluth No. 1 north
ern on the way to Huffalo hod been stopped
by tclcgrpohlo orders and tinned back to
Cmcatro , whom the price would net the
owners ! > c per bu. pro lit. It l < 5 kncn.Mi thnt
Uiere nro large amounts of wheat elsewhere-
only waiting for the price hero to reach o
flguro which will warrant putting It on thei
ears for Chicago and the bears hope to sec
It coma In such a. flood as to seriously cm-
b.irrasa the clique to take care of H. U was
felt that such would l > s the case , which en
couraged the short selling. Joe Lcltcr la
credited with the statement that however
much wheat the clique might get. It would
all bo promptly shipped , but the bonra
looked upon tills as n bluff.
In December very llttlo was done , but nny
offers to sell depressed the price Ho a bu. ,
and a bid for 10.0CO bu , was sulllclent to
correspondingly advance It. The opening of
December wuf $1.01 and It after that ml-
vnnced to $1.0) and later dropped to J1.03
and the la t trade was at $1.04 > i. January
was In about : i similar condition to Decem
ber , extrcmly sensitive , nnd orders to buyer
or sell were In sonu > cases Impossible of
execution within Ic to l 4c of the Imme
diately preceding transaction. The range at
the start w.is from S3c to 03'/4c. after i.\hlch
It fold again nt flWiC nnd down to O3',4c at
the close. While December In the end
showed 1V.C jjaln for the day , January shows
c loss.
Corn opened easy nt ' .Ac decline for Slav
nnd % c for December. Uuslncss Is now nil
In May. except In the way of changing open
trades Into , later deliveries. T.io bearlshness
of the crowd quickly changed with a llltle
buying for long account , and the early short
sellers met their losjos In competition of
the offeiings. At the clojc May recovered
nn I closed at the same price as the day
before. December 1-lfie lower. May ranged
from 2Sc to ? Sc. closing at the latter.
The day's receipts la-ere 330 cars.
A fair business was transacted In oats ,
notwithstanding the narrow range of prices.
May opened at 22l4c , sold at 22c nnd
closet ! at 22'Jlc.ic oft from yesterday , llc-
ce-lpta were 292 cars.
Provisions wen * firm nnd trading was n lit
tle more general than for some days. May
pork rose lOc to $ S.57'i and closed at that
May lard retted at $ l.o26. ! nn Improvement
of 2'Ac. and iMay ribs at $4.35 , knowing also
2'/c ' advance.
Ustlmatcd receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
SOO ears ; corn , 390 cars ; oats , 415 cars ; hogs ,
H.COO head.
i.ruuuiK futures ranged as follows :
Jan. . . . 8 i.2 B HeR 8 22n ! 8 2fl
May. . . a 47 R liO 847,4 8 47h
Liird
Dec. . . 4 an 4 17" "
Juu . . . 4 . .254 4 ai ! 4 ns 4 32h
May. . . 4 DO 4 511 4 S2 ! { 4 GO
tli'iltlb *
Dco. . ' 4 20
Jan. . . . 4 2-J' 4 25 4 22 4 5B' 4 .ivs'i '
May. . . 4 J25 4 a ; 4 32h 4 30
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows :
l.'LOUK . Steady ; hard tmtents. J4 0001 SO ; roft
(4 ( 43UM.IO ; eolt bakers , 533 ipl.C ) ; wlntir ttralghts.
WHUAT No. 2 spring , l8ISOi/c ; No. 3 spilns ,
t25J > S6c : No , 2 red , Jl.01MGl.OI.
COHN-No. > . , 25O2iii4c ; No. 2 yel'cw , 2G >
"
OATS-No. 2. 22Uc ; No. 2 white , 22O22'/ic ; No.
3 white , 23'iifr23 4e.
HYH-No. 2. 4CUC. ,
HAULIIY No 2. 2EJT2SJe.
' J1.1S01. "
TIMOTHY BRED Prime. 52.C2U.
PHOVIblONS Mesa pork , per bbl. , J7.4007.43.
Lard , yer VO Ibs. , tl.33OI.4l > . Short ribs tildes
( Ionic ) , M 12V&G4 M. Dry ittlteJ shou'dern ( hexed ) ,
Jl MfM. ; : , ; short clear flilts ( baxed ) , Jl. IS'rfl.c ; .
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per gal. .
J1.1D.
SUGAIIS Cut loaf , J3.80 ; granulated , 55.H ;
rtandard A , unchanged.
ArllcluH. Shipment ! .
Flour bbla
Wbeat.bu. . . . . . . . . . .
Corn. bu
OatB.bu
llye , bu. . .
llailcy.bu
On the 1'roduce exchange today the butter
market was fctcndy : crcnmcrlcn. ICjJ'S.lc. C.iece.
nrm nt 7 ? 68'ic. KsRs. Urm ; fresh , :0 : . Uressej
poultry. In coed ucmand : turkeys , lO
chickens , 500'ic ; ducks , CfjScecfe ; , Case.
XK\V VOHIC 3IAIIKCT.
of \\\v Day on General
CiimnioiIltlfH ,
Nr.W YOIIIC , Dee. ll.-rLOUn-Ilccclpts , 34-
G79 bblii.i exports , 2C.5GG bbls. ; dull , but nomt.
hally bteady ; city mill intents , J3.75iSil,00 ; city
mill clears , JS.tfffS.OO : winter stialghts , > 4.55jj
4,70 ; Minnesota patents , J5.1fjj.jj ; winter ex
trua. J3.40W4.00 : Minnesota baiters' . J4.20S4.40i
winter low erades , J2.101J3.10. H > c Hour. < iulet
I2.70ffi3.23 , hitter lancy. Iluckwheat ( lour , qulel'
ilUUICWHUAT-Qulet at 373Sc.
COllNMUAL-Steady ; yellow western , C3c
HYK Ensyj No , 2 western , & ) } 4e r | otB 5
lIAItLUY Dull : fceJIng ,
IIARLUY MALT Quiet ; wcttern , u. v v.
WlIliAT-llfCPlpts , 17C.C75 bu. | exports. HI , ' , , ,
hu , Optlonn opened cutler and decilnr-i under
llquldatlcn prompted l > y weak cables. lack or
export demand > ind dull trn-.e ccnerully ; clOEeu
? > < a"/4o net luner ; No. 2 led. May , Oj'ijjosjie1
closed at f2Hc ; December , PT' ItTfto closed at
97 Vic.
CORN Hecelpts , I5.S75 hu. ; exports , 153,740
bu. Spot , steady ; No , 2 , 31Hc. Onllona opene )
steady on bad nealber ncrt , riil.'d quiet all
day , \\ltli few dianers , and ckunl unchanKcd
toio net lower ; December clcred at 319 ci
Mry. 33VIW337J1C : rlrvpJ ot 33c.
OATS ItccelptK. 213.fCO bu , ; experts , 442,081 bu
Bpot , quiet No , 2 , :7't2ic. ' Qptlons quiet , but
fa.rly steady , clonlni ; partly Ua net lower ; DC.
ct-niber closvil t 27o ; Miy doted at 271/ * . ; .
lIAYluli'l > shipping. 400150 ; fcoJ to choice ,
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice. 1WS
crop. 457Cc ; UMS crop , 6fi9e ; 1687 crop. 15 } I8c ;
Pat-ins coiift , U93 crop , 4iiCc ; 155C crop , 609o
1(97 ( rrrp , ISfflSc ,
Uinr.S-cjult'f. qalycflon. I3c ; Texas , dry , I2oi
California. 17Mfe.
LiATIIiil Steady : hemlock sole , Duenos
WOOIQuict ; fleece , 27H31o ; Texas. 13fP17c.
1'ROVIPIONS Ilccf. quiet : family , J9.6oniO.03i
extra me" f.r.0 8.00 : beef hams. 122.001 ? 12.f,0 ;
pnrltet. 9.f'flifTIO.W. ' Oil meats , quiet : p'ckld
UlllPH. J5,76 J6 fO : pickled . houlder . I3.7S
iiKklcd linin * . J7.25O7.0. | ; iJirri. ( Inn : western ,
JS.OO : December , J4.f5 nominal ; reflne-J. firm.
I'nrU diillt merf 8.2J8M.rO : short clear. lin.C
fi'2.0 : fomllv , JlO.tO. Talli w firmer city , 3'Jci
country , % ( ! % .
Ol | prtroleum. iliiHi United clewed with no
market , llrfln , steady : rtralned , common to
eood , Jl 40 ( > I)5 ) , Tiirp'ntlnc. steady. aj OJSMo ,
CottonfCfd. li 'dy , but rather quiet ; pr'ms
rrad ? , 18V4a ; prime crude f , o. b mill * ISV4
HHoi prime summer jellow , 2mr2 : off sum
mer > elmv | , tlKe butler ell. 24JiOC7c ; prim *
w'ntprellow , 'JCSOI7C.
IjiPK-l'lrmi ( air to extra , 4U i c ; Japan ,
MOF ASPRS < " * i1yi New Orleans , open ket ,
tie. BMd to chrlcc. WllSlr.
MBTAIjS Plir 'T" ' " onUt ! southern. J10.rtjJ >
11.2S : norliK-rn. J10.IX14J12.2J. Prpner. oulet ;
brokers' , J10.12M. l d. nulet : brokers' , Jl.M.
Tin. _ plates steady , J13.63CU.70. Spelter , J3.91
lil'TTBH ' ItecflnlK , 5U rks . ' Hteadyi we t.
rrn cre-cmery , U02 < e ; Klc'ns , 24c ; fartory. 13
fMIUKHI"Ilfcclpts. . 4103 pkir : steady ; lirse
white , tWptBinticr , BMRS'.Jc ' : mnll while tB9'4f !
\nrr \ colbre l. SfntemiT IUfi8U | * mcolnrrd \ \ ,
large late , 707Uci err.a'.l , 7071i ; sklmv ,
.
IXIGB RecclPtn. J.S7T pl < it : slradvj state and
IVnnavlvanla , ilC25oi > ve lern , SJG-lc ,
I'rorlii SlnrkrU ,
PDOIUA. Dec. 11. COI N-SI ady ! No. J , K'.iC.
OATH-Flow < No. S whits , Domlaal ; No. 3
white. I3U.O. j i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Closes with tbo Cnstomarj Condition
Prevailing Ever/when ,
CATTLE BUSINESS HAS MANY FEATURES
H ninl Dun-nii ot Hie AVccU Sec
the ( Irncrnl Prlrcn Much Loner
at the Kurt HOKH About
Stonily.
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 11. Receipts for
the ilnys Indicated were !
Cattle. Moss. Sheep Horses.
December 11 1,031 S.usu t03
December 10 1.1W 6,5'JS
December 9 1.832 7,237 1,679
December 8 2,713 D.142 3.011
December 7. . . . . . . . 3.474 8,291 1,633
December C 3,204 3 , 1 3Wfl
December 4 019 2,023 . . . .
December 3 1,400 6S7l 4,130 1
December 2 .1,101 8,074 4,183
December 1 2.4G3 923 1,420 2
NovomborSO 3.U4 7,375 3,040
Nowmber 2' 2.171 2,3.0 I,2i3 71
November 27 811 C.B72 37 1
November 10 1,824 Bi20 4.S3S 25
November 25 1,800 5,000 700 . . . .
Receipts for the past week with com
parisons were :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Week ending Dec. 1..13,361 40.402 llli > S
Week ending Dec. 4.,13,749 36,145 14,682
Week ending Nov. 27..15,263 3C.24S 11.310
\VeeU ending Nov. 20..17,727 26,143 9.0& >
Wtek ending Nov. 13. .19,273 30.G23 10.0.W
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by cnch road vrus :
s * 1 4 t In 11 * rvrt OV > * tl'tfoO
C. , r. & St. P. Uy . . 1 3
O. & St. Li hy 1
Missouri Pacific ny. . 10 3
Union Pacific System G 14
C. & N. W. Uy 3
P. , 30. & M. V. U. U. . G IS
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Uy 1 7
13. & M. U. U. H G 28
C. , Q. & Q. Hy 3
1C. C. & St. J 5
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. , 13. . . S
Total receipts 33 SG 3 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyeis. Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 755
The O. H. Hammond Co 29 033
Swift anil Company . . . . 1'JS l.HW
The Cudahy Pncklns Co , 103 1,053 S03
H. tlcoker & Depan . . . . 78
\V\ I. Stephens S
11111 & liaulzlngcr G
Oudnhy P. Co. , K. C 730
Hammond , K. C 353
Other buyers 11
Total * 491 5,654 0.i
CATTLE Only Uventy-nlno loads of cat
tle \vero reported In the yards today , and
of that number tun loixds were not oifeteU
for sale , so that there were hardly enough
cattle In the yards to make a market. A
portion of the cattle held off of the mar
ket wcro from Mississippi and Arkansas
and were on their way Into the country
to be placed on feed.
With so few cattle here there Is not
much to bo said of the market , as the
inulc was without any Importance.
The prices paid were probably about
steady on all kinds.
The downward movement In cattle
values which commenced the week before
.continued djirlnf the llrsf half of the
past week. Tne country seemed to get
panic slrlckcn and snippers rushed for
ward their half-fat and Immature cattle ,
which Hooded the markets at all selling
points and contributed more to the gen
eral demoralization of values. By Wednes
day the force of the downward movement
seemed to have expended Itself , tempo
rarily at least , and on Thursday thuru
was a silt lit reaction , so that the week
closed with values a little above the cx-
tremo low point. In a Renoral way values
for the week were about 23c lower.
13eef steers were In pretty fair request
all the week In spite of the fact that the
market was both slow and lower and as a
Ktneral thing unsatisfactory. The half fat
cattle especially were very slow and they
were much neglected on some days. Prime
cattle did not Bell oft very much , some
fancy Christmas cattle aslllng at $5.CO , the
best price paid thlsr season , but the general -
oral run of cattle wati anywhere trom
25MOc lower than they were at the his a
time. A week or ten days ago very few
cattle were selling under f4.CQ , but n con
siderable proportion of the receipts sold
during the last half of the week at 53.75 ®
1.00. showing In degree the extent of the
decline.
Cow stuff suffered In about the same
proportion ns fat cattle and the market
at the close of the week was anywhere
from luc lower on the most desirable kinds
to 30ig40c lower on common cannerg , ns
compared with the lilgn time.
The Btocker and feeder trade was rather
quiet all the week. On most days the
offerings were light and not many wanted.
The market iciaduolly worked lower In
sympathy with the break In fat cattle , the
decline amounting to about c.
HOQS The week , closed with a Mir run and n
In to be said on the subject. Tne range or
lirlota XMIS fj. OifiS. So , ens l3ul gelling at the
last montlonol price , which was 5o high"1 than
good Btetuly maiUct and that Is alwut all there
was paid for ahythlnu yesterday. The erent bulk
of rul tho' hoR.i fold nt the three piloa , TJ.10 ,
JS.i:1 nnd f J 15. The market cloved early , with
everything sold.
Iho hop market , ns welt as the cattle market ,
traveled the down hill road the part wrck. At
the onenlnc of the wek the hops sold 5c lower
than the opening of the piwloua week. On
Tuesday It fell nearly 5o nnd \Vcdnetitty It
list oJinther shoving 'if aViut the Fomo thickness
Thursday's market pn ed to be the lv > tlom for
the wesk. The halnnce of the week the rmrkct
did not Hhcw much change , \ allies remaining
about ptntlonaiy. The total decline from Mon
day's prices was 12' e , but figured from the ex
treme low pilnt of the week before It was only
SfflOc.
Values durlnst the punt week touched the lowest
point reached by the market n'nc January , when
the n\ erase price dropped as low as 13.07 on
ona day.
The demand for hos ? was good nil ( he pnst
week nnd receivers had no trouble on most
yB | i ( unloading nt current prices.
imni1 Tln-rn were three loads of Mexican
yearlings In the yard * , which met with prompt
Kilo nt a little better prices.
Khcep , llko cattle- and hop" , dropped In value
the past week , Init priced held up better here
than at most belling points , ovine to the very
good demand nnd moderate receipt * . For the
week the market \\rus only Ittijllc lower , allow
ing for the Btronuer market nt tha close.
CIIICAOO MV13 STOCK 3I.UIKET.
Viilrl- Active , 1ml Cuttle anil
Slicop Are Hull.
CHICAGO , Deo. 11. Cattle were , in light de
mand and the week closed with an unutu.illy
dull market , except for a few Christinas entile.
lluyers were well filled up latt week and re
quired few or none the past six day * . The
pens have been cleared nnd better prices arc
looked for Monday. Many cattle sold this week
ut much ICES than they rot > t at country ship
ping points. Christmas cnttle. * 5.ZS 5.5 ( > : extra
bteeru , I5.W35.SO : medium. JllUiH 25 : fair to
prlnm fcedeiH. W.i5S4.25 ; common to good stccK-
ers , } 30\W3.iOi CDWS and heifers , JJ.75M4.Mcan -
ncra. $1.7te2.40i Texas fleers , i3.40O3.7S
Trade In hogs wcu active nt about' yester
day's prices. A peculiar f future of the mar
ket Is a ftopp.igo of the eastern ehlpplns de
mand and lecvlpts of fair numbers ot eastern
hogs here , owlnur to the lowe-- prices prevailing
thtrej fair to choice , f3.27te03.3S ; heavy } 3 l"f
" | 4i-&J" " w
Bhuep are 15j2Sc lower on tlie wesk , but
larnbs have advanced 25O33j per ICO ] bc al-
thouKn for the day they were off lOc ; lambs ,
Jl.Wo6.75 ; Bheep , J3.fXiWl.lOi jcar.lngu , f4 lll < if
4.80 ,
llecelptf HOBS. 22,000 head ; cattle , 400 bead :
sheep , 1,600 head , ,
. l.OlllN IIVO SlOOk.
ST. IXHJ1S , Dec. ll.-CATTLU-Ilccclpta , 700
head , of which COO arc Tcxani ; shipments , Joe
head ; market utiady ; fair to choice native viiln.
pliiK. nd export eteerB , ? 3.7S 5.So ; bulk of salen.
.158i.o5i dreried beef an'i' ' butcher ulcers 13 M
MS.CO bulk of rnlo , 13.8584.25 ; Eteers umler
10CO Ibs. . W,25ffl .23i bulk of | e , t3.SOiJ3.7Gi
strckers and feeders. JZ. 0 < .a ) : bulk of ilc
I3.00e .00 : co and hclfern , J1.75ff4. ( ; bulk oi
cown. ti.K il.W , rannlng cow , | l,60ii2.30 : built
Jl.7Sa3.Ji ; Ti'xna nnd Indian Htceis , f2.7S3.5 j
COWB and heifers , J .COSi3CO ,
HOaS-ltecelpl . 2 KO heaJ thlpments. J.200
hcsidi market Jo h Rher : light , J1.25U3.50i mixed ,
J3.23 3.85 ; heavy. J3.SStfJ.tO.
BHir.r llwflpts , 30i head ; shipments. 800
bead ; market Mtady ; native muttons. I3. t > ( t
4.CO : culls unJ b\ick , : .75e3.f tto.k r I2.il
CZ.S3 ; lambs. | 3. ( < ) ff5.60.
IniUniiupollii I.tvo Siopk.
INniANAI'OUS , Dec. H.-CAlTLK-Jlecelpts.
17S head ! ehlpmenls , 100 beods no Improvement
whatever ! good In prime Metrs , J4.COS5.CO : fall
to medium liters , } . (0f4.45. ( '
HoaH-Itei-eipU , 4.TW hentlj thlpnients , 2KK ( >
head : market active. : KOa hlKher ; good ti ,
rholro medium and heavy , 3.MO3.34. ! mlx l ,
J3 IOifS.35 ; rommon lights. JJ.ZOffJ.W.
SIIEIU' Hecelpts , light : shipment * , nonet
market closed ) ijulet ; ucod tp cholco lambs. 13. IS
05. M ; common to medium lambs , t3.OOSO.CK )
common ibeeji , > 3.Uat,7S.
Kunt II u It'll In Live
UA8T IJUKl'AIX ) . N. Y , . Uec. ll.-CATTLB-
W ak.
HOaS Vorker , freed to choice. J3. H03. < 3i
roiiehs. common to choice. JZ.WSf3.10 ; plgB.
common to choice , J3.4183.,0. (
LAM IIS Choice to extra , JC.0086.M ! culls to
common. J4.Ptfi3.w.
HIIKEl' rhoire to ( elected wethers , JI.COO
4,75 ; culls to common , J3.0083'C.
City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Deo. II. CATTIJi-Uecelpts.
l.tVO ; markft unchanged ; only retail trait ; Tc-xui
> te r * , J3.1IQJ.CO ; Texas cows , J2. 10 3.75 ; native
Utri. JJ.WW5.tO ; irntlv * owa ( .aa lulftrn , 11.100
JOBBERS FIND tyRNUFRCTURERS
tf Of OM.W1R.
AGBICUM UHAL/IMPLEMEN F.
I insngor &
L letealf Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements.
Buctles and Carriages. Cor , tth and PftclfV Bts.
Jobbers of Farm Machinery.
Wasons and Buggies - Cor. tth and Jones ,
ART GOODS
Hospe *
Pictitre Moldings.
Mlrrore , Frames , Hacking and Artlnta *
Materials.
BOOKBINDING , ETC
Pricing Go.
i.iTuuaiitruisa ,
JMJl.VTJA'O ASD BOOK ISUi'DlSO.
Eleventh anil Howard Sts.
B JOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS ,
M'frs | Jobbers of Fool Wear
WESlEtlN AGENTS FOH
The Joseph Bani aii Kubbor Oo.
Rubbers and Mackintoshes.
Ouinhn , Neb.
oo.'s , Shpes and Rubbers
T' s
Balesrooms 1I02-1104-U06 Ilarney Street.
T. Lindsay ,
VVHOLCSALH
RUBBER , GOODS' '
Owner of Chief Brand Macklrxtasher
Boots , Shoes , Rubbers ,
AT T\'HOLE3ALE.
omco nnd Salesroom | lU9-'l-23 Howard St.
llianis-Havward
Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers
Western Agents Goodyear Glove "Rubbers.
lilt Ilarney Btrcet.
BAGS
IS !
Va ff w
Importers and Manufacturers
BAGS
614-16-18 Soulli nth Street
BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS.
SYRUPS ,
Molasses , Sorghum , etc. . Preserves and Jclllov.
Also ( in cans and Japanned warn.
CHICORV
Growers and manufacturers of all forms ot
Chicory Omaha-Frcmont-O'Nell.
4.00 : itockeis and fee-Ifrs. J2.731I4.CO : bulls. J3.CO.
I1OOS Itecelpts , 9UOirmarket steady to a made
lower ; bullc of aien.Tj3.22i403.3u ; heavlrs , 13.11IQ
3.3ZVJ ; packers. J3aHtf3.5j ; mixed , JS.15B3.3J ;
' " ' '
3.2o' . „ i
No glieep ,
New Yurk Live SlooU.
NR\V YOIIK. Dem M. llUKVKH Itecelpts , 210
head ; cjpjits , f > S3 heud bccvcE , 3) ) lieaJ shrep and
3WS quarters of bc < rf.
C'ALVi:8-Hcelpls 23 h.ad ; dull , Btcaiy , Vcol ,
HHUin1' AND LAWIfeHeselptr. . 2150 head.
Khcep , steady , J3.00OI.23. Lumba , ueulc , JO.Wt *
6 40 ti * *
I10QS Receipts , " , 0 I'end ; s ealy ; J3.45if3.C5.
Clnctuiiutl Llvi > Stuck.
CINCINNATI , DC ? , 11-HOOS-Stcndy , J3.I5GI
. . . .
BIIKIIP AND LAMIld Steady ; sh < rep , J2.75W
4.03 ; Iambi , 3
Sliilit.
necord of recelpt 'pfeHve slock at the four
principal markets a r , , December 11 :
ii. i Cattle , Hop-i. Bhren.
l.WI 660 W3
410 22 fO )
KanMs"cYty" ; : ' . ; : ; : . ; ; , ; ; : ; i.wo : CM . . . . .
Ht. Ixiula if , M * < M _ 3 '
Total 8.1" 3 SO 2W > 3
fit. Louis ( ionernl Markets ,
ST. I/31'IS. Dec. 11. PLOUH Patents , JI.7W
COO ; stratKhts. IL40W4M ; clear , Jl 0034 23 ; me
dium. J3.ti'C3.75.
WHEAT Lower , closing 1W for December
below > esttrilay. but May only Uc and July % c
loner ; May opened ' , ( > c off. and told down HO
more ; recovered lie. declined HftUc , again re
acted , but closed at opening price ; December
was almost deserted durlrg the early hours , but
on call there was considerable trading In that
option , \\lilch was offered freely by a leading
long , and finally It doted Ic below opening
vales ; tpot , lowrr : No. , t red , cash. In elevator
and on track ; Jl.oOli ; December , H.WV4 ; January ,
tie bid ; May , I > 3ttc ; July , 81o luki-d.
COUN I'Mturo * ruled weak mott of the day ,
tut near the close advanced on corlng by
shorts , and closed steady to fractions on from
yesterday ; rpot , firm : No. 2 cakh. 2IVic ; De-
cenilwr. 2IUc : January , 24o aeked , t4o bid ;
May. 2CK&2CKC.
RYE Dull at 4Cc.
I'LAXSiullIlghcr at 11.10.
OATS Future * dull , neglected and lower ;
cpot , lower ; .No. 2 caih , in elevator , : i'ici on
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
H , Bliss ,
Jinjtorttr and Jobber
Crockery. China , Glassware ,
Silver Plated War ? . Looking Glauses , Chan.
dellera , Lamps , Chimneys , Cutlery , Etc.
1410 FAUNAS ! ST.
CREAMERY SUPPLIES
The Sharpies Company
Creamery Machinery
And Supplies.
Boiler Engines. Feed Cookers , Wood Pul.
leys. Shafting , Beltlno. Butter Pack
ages ot all kinds.
907-909 Jones St. - - - - - -
COAL.
Fuel Go.
Ofllco 1G05 Farnaru Street.
SHERIDAN COAL.
C. N. Dletz , President. Oou'.d Dlcti. Sec. & Tres.
DRY GOODS.
M.-
T Importers anil Jobbers of
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
DRUGS.
lohardson tag 60 =
902-006 Jackson St.
J. O. LICHARDSON. Prest -vj | )
a P. WELLEH , V. Prtet.
lU'f'ra StsiiilzrJ P.'izniixceittlcitl 1'raiarci-
tlons. l > l > total Formulae I'reparnl to
Order. Send far Catalogue.
Laboratorr , 1112 Howard St. , Omaha.
E. Bruce & Co.
Druggists and Stationers ,
"Queen Bee" Srcclaltlts ,
Clears , Wliito and tlr&ndlca.
Comer 10th and Hurncy Street ! .
II . , ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Electrical Supplies.
Klcctrlc MJninjr Bells nnd Gns Liqhllng
a.v. . JOH'KSTON , MET. isio Howard st.
WHOLESALE AND KETA1L
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
1204 Farnam St ,
FRUIT-PRODUCE.
Commission Merchants.
8. W. Corner Kth and Howard Stn.
Members of the Xatlenal League of Ccmmlt-
elon Mtrchanta of the United States.
&
JODCEH3
Fruit and Vegelablss
BPnCIALTinS Straw berries. Apples , O
Lemons , Cranberries , Potatoes. 1017 Howard St
FURNITURE
& StoKQ
FurBiitee SS ©
WJIOLnSALE
Furniture Draperies
1U&-1117 Farnam Btiett.
track , 22cJ December , JIc ; Slay , 22ie ; No , 2
white. 24WO25C.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme , J2.tO ,
CORN MIAL Ji.io.
UllAN Quiet but firm : sacked , east track , 57c.
HAY Firm , with choice trad a ] tcarce ; prulrle.
J7.503JM ; timothy , JS2SS10M ,
- creamery , 18ije23Vjo ; dairy.
.
KGOS Steady at 17e.
WIIIHKY 11.19.
-I/-ad , dull at 3.50. Speller , dull
at J3.75 3.775. !
PHOV1BION8 Pork , quiet ; standard mcts , Joh.
blntf , 18 23. Lard , hlcner : prime steam , Jl V3 :
choice , 14.30. Jlncon , lioxcil lots , extra hort
clear , Jl.n',405.00 ; ribs. 5 37 ® ) .ti ; sncrti , Jif.u
fiS.cu. Dry salt meets , boxed thoullers , J4.7G
5.C ; extra thort cleur , I4.37V4&1 Wj ribs , Jl.tl',4
515.00 : shorls , H 87V4 J5.CO.
RBCKIl'TH Plour. 4,000 bbl . : wheat , M.OOO
bu. : coin. 1C3.CCO bu. ; oalr. 18.100 bu.
SHIPMiNTS-Plour , 7Ct/l this. ! wheat , C.CO )
bu , ; corn , (9,000 bu , ; cats , 10 , (00 ( bu ,
Ilnlllnifire
I3ALTIMOI113 , Dec. 11. FLOUH-Qulet and
unchanged ; lecelpts , 13 ( f3 Milt. ; exports , 1,97)
bhls. ; ettern suptrllnc. K."OffJ. 10,1 western ex.
tra , i3.3Ji74.10veetern : family. tl.4CQ4.63 ; winter
wheat patents , H.fcJfj-5.10 ; riirlnirhrat patents.
Jl.t ( ' t.15 ; ; tprln ? wheat stralcl.ls , 14.7084.S3.
WXI2AT Kiisy ; spot and month. 714087Kc ;
Muy. JiI'So tld ; steamer. No. 'I ted , Wo : re
ceipts , 72 JI9 liu. ; expoits , 18000 til. ; southern
wheat , by sample. KQ'j'jc : southern wheat , on
grade. W.iGliilic.
CO11N Steady ! * pqt , 33053110 : month. 32iSO
32ic' December , nw or old. XfiZWlc ; tteam i
mixe,1 , 3l4j31'.ic ; receipt * , 149kCH ) ! , . ; exports ,
1,418 bu. : Kouthern white corn , 23(733c ; southern
yellow , 30f33c.
OATU-Klim ; No. 2 wlillp. 3',5e30e ; No. !
mixed , 27Q27lio ; lecelpts , > l,233 bu. ; exports ,
HY'R Kasler : No. 1. near by. tllo bid ; No. :
western , (3G53Uo ; receipts , Vt.WA bu. ; exports ,
HAY Steady ; choice timothy , 113 asked ,
1X3(33 Steady ; fresh , VWKc.
Oil Miirkt-U.
OIL CITY , Dec. ll.-Credlt lialance . tSs ; cer-
tlncates , nn bid : offered and rlciiod , CSKc ; slilp-
inents , 67,221 bbls. ; runs. 109.C62 bbls.
CHAItLKSTON. B. t' . Bee. ll.-OILB-Turp n.
tln < \ market firm at 30c : ; alt , p n > . Kojln ,
firm ; sales , none ; recelptB , nous : A , II. C , D ,
J1.15 ; I ] . P. ! . ) : O. 11.23 : II. ( l.4 ( | ( . U.Ml U ,
l.es ; M. 1.K > : N. K20 | WaWl WW , 11.
BAVANNAH. 0 . . Vta. IL-OlLeWP1' " * , lur'
prntlna , firm at 20Uoi MlM. iiZ bblf.l NMlnU ,
tu LL1 . iictla. flrnt ua uixctumgtii wuuiii
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
r reaf Wes' '
Type Foundry
Superior Oopptr Mixed Tjrpt li th b it on
th mr.rket.
ELEcrnoTYrn POUNDIIT.
1111 Howard Street ,
GROCERIES.
tnr
13th and Leiivcmvorth St.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
IF.A AND COrrtE RCUSURS , Etc.
eyer & Raapke ,
WHOLimtB
FINE GROCERIES
I Teas , Spices , Tobacco and Cigars.
I 1103-1407 Ilarney BsreeU
IMPOUTlMtS.
GAS COFFEE IIOASTKUS
AND JOUUINQ GHOCnUS.
Telephone 2S2.
HARNESS-SADDLERY
JI'/T.
, HADDLt-S AX It COLZAKB
Jobbers of [ .father , badtllcry Hardware , Etr ,
Wo solicit your orders 1315 Howard Et ,
HARDWARE.
Wholesale Hardware ,
Oinalm.
lardware
Wholesale Hardware.
nicyclca and aportln ? Gooils. 1210-21-23 Hur-
ncy street.
LIQUORS.
Boise &
WIIOLESALR
L/QUOXS.
Pronrietora of AMnniCAN CIGAR AND QLASh
WAKU CO.
214-216 South llth St.
East India Bitters
Golden Sheaf Pure Rye and Dourbon Whiskey ,
Willow Springs Distillery. Her & Co. , 1112
Ilarney Street-
'rickfiHerberiz ,
Wholesale
Liquor Merchants ,
1001 Furnniu Street.
Wholesale
Liquors and Cigars.
lllSParnum Stroct-
WIIOLESALB
Wines , Liqiiors and Cigars.
413-415 8. Uth street.
1,163 bbls. ; rccflptti. 3,743 hhl . ; A. IJ. C , D ,
11,15 ; K , P , II.:0 ; n. H.SO ; U , il.40y I. Il.&i ; K
Jl.'O ; M , ll.M ; N , J2.23 ; WO , 12,53 ! WW. IJ.03.
OMAHA GB\iil.\i , MA11KISTS.
CoiiillUoii of TiMiiln nml < tno < ntloiiM
on Mnplr nml Kiuitt } ' I'ruililUL .
iaas-Strlct.ly fresh , IS ; ,
UUTTKIl-Common to fair , lOffllo ; choice to
fancy , 017c ; separator creamery , Z2c ; ealhtrej
creamery , 20c ,
VEAL Choice fat. 80 to 120 Its. , quoted at Be ;
Inrico and coarse. 40oc.
UnUBSUO POULTKY-Chlckens , COCo ; tur-
' < . ' ! * ! ! Bi-tse. bu : ducKn. 7c ,
OAML Small rabbltH , pir doz , , ZOo ; large , per
I' ' ' * Bow ? Pralrlo clilclttns , J5.CO ; qujll , l)0c )
WI1.CO ; ( qulrrcls , DOMCCc.
I'laKONB Mve. 7Gc ; dfnd plscon * not wanted.
HAY-tJpland , td.fO ; mldlnml , J3M : lowland ,
15,00 ; lye utrnw , ( I ; color makes the price on
bay ; llcht Imlcx tell thu belt ; only top croilca
brlnt" top prices.
, - utocU. larue , o ; email , 2C ®
ONIONB Per bu. . COJjCSc.
JIKANS llond-plcked navy , per bu , , Jl.KO
'HWEET POTATOKS per bbi. , : ,5r
OAIIDAOC Oncd stock , per Ib. . l c.
POTATOES Homo ( frown , IJtfjSs ; ( Btern
Block. C5B70c ,
FIIUIT8.
jCAWFOHNIA BTItAWUIinniCS-Pcr pt. , 107
QUlNCns California , per box , tl.23.
API'LKS Winter stock , IJ J1J.OJ ( ) California
Iltllellour. | jox - , i.w ; Col-rado Jonathan ? ,
boxt . Jl.75 ; OreROn , boxes , 11.15.
CltANUiilUIIiS-Jcr * . per bbl. , J7.01 ; AVIs.
consln Hell and JJugle , } 7U ; Wlscqns'n Hell and
aiui'i.S-C'ata bas. Mb. baskets , 14ei5e ; Hal-
nguu , | 3.008 < I.W.
I.W.TJIOPICAL
TJIOPICAL 1-'RL'1T .
OIlANanflU-McxIcan. ptr box , 3.73fl ,00 ; Call-
fornla navels. M.OH.ti. )
, ' 'IJ"ON MeMlniiji. SCO , J3.0)O3 M ; SO ) . tl. 00 >
4'Jii iIrina' | ZMW C .Wi tOO. 3.T Jl. < 0.
. I'ANANAH-Cholce , larea sttck , per buncli ,
iWa.ZS ! medium * l cd tunchej. | l,7a2.00.
2II8CELLANiOUU.
NUT&-Alrnondi > . ptr It. , larce sire , UHCKoj
email , Has Hrazllv , per lb. . J/lOo ; ttngllih wai-
r > ut . per | b. . fancy , soft shell , llo ; standards , 8
lllberti. per lb. , lOc ; pecans. pollsheJ ,
extra , large ; l cj lareo iildury
LUMBER
c hlcago Lumber Oo.
WHOLESALE
DUMBER . . .
014 South 14th St.
LUMBER.
WHOLESALE AND nKTAtti
LUMBER
Offlc * and Turds. . . , . . . , , . .13lh and California Bit.
Wholesale Lumber
Lime , Etc.
Otli and Douglas Stg.
OYSTERS.
David 001 © & Oo ,
PACKERS.
KING COLE OYSTERS ,
CKLErtY AND POULTIIY.
1015 llouard St.
OILS-PAINTS
Paint Co ,
MANUFACTUnnnS
Air Floated Mineral Paint
And Palnt nf Ml Kind * J'ntty , Eto.
1015 and 1017 Jonri St
J. A. MotTct , 1st Vice Pros. L. J. Drake , Ocn Mir
. . . .OILS. . . .
Onfo.lne , Turpentine , Asia Gienso. Ktc.
Omaha Hrnnch and Agencies. John lluth Mgr.
PAPER-WOOD2NWARE.
Printing Paper ,
Wrapping Paper , Stationery ,
Corner nth and Howard itrccti.
Wrapping Paper , Stationery ,
Woodemuare.
1107 Horncv Street
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Publishers , Manufacturers nnd Jobbers.
The largest Supply House In the Weat.
Corner llth and Ilnrncy Streets.
STEA l-WATES SUPPLIES.
IOM-IOJ6 Doualns Struct.
Manufacturers and jobbers of Steam. Qas and
Water Supplies of All Kinds.
t nit ad Staffs
BIB
rroS-irro Harney St.
Steam Pumps , Engines and Dollers , Pipe ,
. Wind Mllli. Steam nnd Plumblnc
Material , Hcllln ? , Ilosa , Etc.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
'foys , Dolls , Albums and
FANCY QOOD3.
nousa furnlrhlngii. Children's Carrlagea , Eta.
1319 rurnam Street
YEAST-BAKING POWDER.
Manuraclurois' celebrated "On Time
and German liaUInu ' 1'owder. SatlBfactlon
suniantceil.
43or to 432r North
'lu'enly-eight Street.
TRLKI'IIONH 1J)5 ) .
H. R. PENNEY & CO. ,
10 Board of Trndo BlUg. , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCK
Branch Office. 103S N St. , Lincoln , Neb ,
OLD COLONY IIUILDI\i , UllIOAliO ,
Membnru Chicago Uojrd of Trade Blnco ItC
Grain , Provisions anJ N. Y. Slocte
Ordern Cush nnd I'uturo Delivery Hollelttil
Oniuliii Olllec , lloinii 1 , \ . Y. Life Illilir.
. . . . 'Phono 11(11. ( . . .
KLOYD J. O.V.Ml'IIiL7 , , JlniiiiKvr.
39YD & GO , ,
Tuluphouu 103 ! ) , Oinnlia , N'-'J
COMMISSION ,
GHA N I'UOVlSIONSanUSTOCIvS.
Ol'
Direct lre to Chicago uitlf New York.
Correipondtnls : Jcl.n A. Warrin & Co.
nuts , tl.Olffl.IO p-r bu , : tmall , I1.Z3O1 35 per bu. :
CDCoanutB. | ) T 10) , JI.OO ) | t-ariUl , rau , fii 'i !
, ,
KIOH-Impurtcd fancy , 3 crown , 14-11' . I" x < / \
12c ; 6 crown , 4Mb. IMXCH , KJflici 2-lb. Inien , SI
tilla rer bx ; California , lO-lb. box , Jl.(0. (
HONUY Cbolco white. 122 ; Cubrado umler , 11
Clio.
KHAl'T Per lbi. , JI.03 ; half bill. , $2.2682 K.
MAPLK BYJtUr-rive-GTil. cans , iKicli. Ji.TJ ;
Pl.l. carm , pure , ittr dor. , 112.00 ; half-ual , cam ,
| ; 20 ; quart cam , J3.CO.
DATiS-Halluwte , CO to 70-lb. Ixixes. Co ;
Kard , 9-lb. baxcs. o.
IMU blil. . 49,00 ;