Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , NOVEMBER 10 , 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Whcni Opened Heavy nnd Closed n
Few Oonta Lower.
CORN CLOSED WEAK AND LOWER.
Provisions Attract Increased Atten
tion Cnttlc About tlio Same
Active nnd Ten On IB
YcHtcrdny.
CHICAGO PIlomiCK MAIlltKr.
Cnirufo , Nov. 17. [ .Special Telegram to
TiiBHr.i : . ] The wheat market w.is heavy
unit BCcmliiKly ready for n break all day , yet
It was a stubborn market and resisted raids
with stolid strength that sorolv tried the
nerves of "short sellers. " ThU was the
case until the session wan well advanced.
Then the deluge. The first fc.ituro of note
was the rapid selling of a bl | ? line of wheat
by Scliwnrt7 ft Dupcc , with SCCIIIIUR dolor
initiation to bro.xk the market. I urio lots
wcro offered a shade under the market until
Mny wni pulled down from ? l.Hi ) to $1 IHJf ?
( in N. When the pressure from that source
relaxed the prlco rebounded toil. 14 ' 4. It sub
sequently worked back to 11.14 , ami for an
hour or moro hung nt * I.Hl.U'if. Then ,
shortly before 1 o'clock , pressure w.is put on ,
nnd the market was beaten down to SI M' .
There was a strong flshl around $ ,13Jf , but
tuo market soon p.ivo w.iy , and fractions
dropped off rapidly. It toolc but u moment to
travurso the distance from * l.ii : lo f I. ! ! ) > { .
With Hcarcely a piuso the jirlco went to
tl IM' wliiTivafterutrilllnRdclay.rtstnrtwas
made for l. in. 'Ihcclosc was $ l l'Jt < @l ID for
May , nnd $ l.H for December. This malccs a
loss on the day of l o for December and l }
( Slc for.May. The dealings wcro heavy
the last tliirty minutes , and a declining ten
dency overwhelming. A ray of light may h'o
found for bulls in the fact tli.it the difference
between contract wheat and No , 3 had nar
rowed 'J c In the la t two days. It was given
out curly that F.ilrb.wk had unloaded the
last of his big line of wheat through
Schwartz it Dupco , but on the other hand ,
parties who are very close to that gentleman
say that ho had exprusied his intention be
fore going c.ist to hold on to his wheat , re
gardless of Immediate lluetuatlons. That ,
however ; was be/oro ho came Into personal
contact with the intensely boarUh crowd 111
New York. Ho may have modified his views
Hincc. In any event , the importance of Fair-
bank's position has been quoted at its full
value Ho is said to liuvo been long only
about 1,00 ! ( > % ( )0 ) < ) bushels , instead of 7,000,1100 or
8.000,000 bushels , us reported by gopslpers.
The lir-Ht ulfoct of the unaulhorbcd announce
ment that Kairbanlc had sold out was to
braeu up the market , but later another view
was taken of it and the crowd acted as
though a terrifying bng-a-boo Irid been re
moved. Short sellers operated with more
conlidcnco than usual. Thu bull-dog in their
path had abandoned his post. Hutchlnson
was on all sides of the market. Ho was buy
ing and selling at every point , appearing
sometimes in the guisu of a raider , and a0'iiiu
as a buyer at top prices. The erowil has ap
parently given up trying to guess who has
been doing the steady buying that was noted
for two or thrco days , the mysterious de
mand having been seemingly satisfied around
$1 14. For want of definite knowledge on
the Mibjcot some of thd wise ones attributed
the buying to Armour , but that tip was quite
as ineffectual in bolstering up values as
Pillslmry'tt ' letter. The I'lllsbury epistle has
developed its greatest power in its klck-like-
a-kangaroo. The market was weakest and
most active the last half hour. In that
time it broke a full cent and closed weak
nnd limp at the bottom. Hutrhinson
was a big seller on the break. Indeed , ho
started it on n report that the receipts of
wheat in Minneapolis on Monday would be
near'y seven hundred cars. On the break
there was brisk selling on stop orders "for
long account. " It was generally supposed
that cables were steady , but the situation
abroad cannot be said to bo favorable to the
bulls. The domestic situation also seems to
bo destitute of fresh bullish inspiration , and
some of the beat friends of wheat do not an
ticipate a change for the better until ttio
stocks of flour are reduceit considerably.
The mills are very generally curtailing pro
duction for the present.
The receipts of corn wcro 29 cars over the
estimates made yesterday and (1,000 ( bushels
moro were added by canal. In to-day's ' in
spection returns there were five cars of new
corn and thrco of those graded No. 2. The
wcajher was again clear and frosty , which is
of course favorable to freer movement of this
year's crop and to an improvement In its
condition. The I-.lverx | > ol market was quoted
dull nnd slight. A reduction was quoted for
spot nnd November delivery , but moro de
ferred futures were unchanged. The prin
cipal influence was the weather nnd its prob
able effects , and those were not in favor of
higher prices. The business done was again
very limited In amount. There were few
outside orders and they , as far as could be
ascertained , were princfpally to sell. A
weakness developed in wheat was another
element of weakness which was felt most
near the close. May future was in fairly
good demand , though It suffered in price
along with the others. November closed at
UOjSfc to-day , against ( % yesterday. De
cember was18lic ! ! nt close , which Is UP'Ve
lower than the resting price of yesterday ,
and May clo ing nt liSJf bid to-day is fc
under tiio closing price on Friday.
Provisions attracted increased attention.
Cash property was again in good demand ,
nnd in n speculative way trading was moro
pcncrnl nnd larger in volume than
on any day during the week. On morning
call , sales , macio for future delivery ,
amounted to 'J.fiOO ! barrels of pork , V.'MO
tlciecs of lard nnd 250,000 Ibs. of nhort ribs.
Increased buying by distributive trade ,
coupled with meager stocks here , has finally
turned the tide , and to-day the bull side was
favored with a strong , as well us an active ,
market. Higher prices wore realized with
out trouble , and well maintained throughout.
In pork the net advance established was 7 > i
( < ? 17 o ; in lard , iT c , laud in short ribs ,
CHICAGO IJIVK sroca
CHICAGO , Nov. 17. ( Special Telegram to
TIIK HnB. ] CATTI.B The quality was poor
and common , mndo up largely of low-grado
ToxuiiHiind ranger * , yet nearly all were sold ;
and anything at all useful , either in native ,
Texan or ranger line , sold equally as high as
yesterday. A stock yard circular , referring
to the business of the week , says : "Our cattle
market opened this week with u fair supply
of western and Texas cattle and a largo supply -
ply pf natives , 'corn-fed. ' And while the re-
colpts have been moderately quiet during the
week , price * have advanced on westerns ,
Tezans and native butcher stock , while corn-
fed native cattle have declined from day to
day until prices arc 25o lower. On Friday
there were less cattle , and prices nro a little
stronger. Western cattle are abput in for the
'Reason , and better markets are looked for on
native corn-fed , as our packers , as well as
shippers of live cattle will have to confine
their purchases to this class. Texans will be
coming forward the cntiro year , but as a ma
jority go Into cans , tlioyMo not greatly inter
fere with corn-fed cattle. The receipts include
3,500 Texas and western cattle. Steady ,
choice to extra beeves , nominal at $ .5.00(3 ( !
fU.OO@3.-IO ; cows , bulls and mixed , * 1.4l ) @
3.001 bulk , { 3. < . > 0JX2.00 ( ; Texas cattle , bteers ,
t2.Mi. ) : < X ) ; cow , $1.65@MU ; western
rangers , * 2.1 > 0 < < f.UO.
Ilocis Trade was active but lOu lower
than the opening yesterday , closing steady
with all Bold , Hulk of mixed sold within a
range of f3.80@.V35 , and best heavy at jruo
6.45 , a few fancy making t5.UX$5.M. Thcro
wo * a heavy run of light with a limited de
mand , hence an ordinary run of ISO to I'JO-lb '
nvcr.iVensohl at S.j035.t5 ; ; ; light light sort
cold largely at $3.W ) , which uus higher than
any other class. The i ocelots so far this
month , as compared with the same period
last year , show a large decrease. In consequence
quence packers did not enter into competition
for offerings. Usually we have largo receipts
and good markets this tuna of tha year , and
if the receipts wcro hcavlar business would
be better , The weather hot boon warm , and
that also Is against , us. With the present
shipping demand nnd colder weather , so
packers can handle hogs ( or product ) , wo
ran nee ti6 reason why the market should not
hold up to the present prices , Soar as
U-urned there are not as inniiy hoes ready for
market ns there should be at this time of the
year , and it l thought that the bulk of the
hogs will bo marketed later In the season. It
looks ns if provisions would be light , and ex
port demand good. Slight fluctuation * this
week leave i the market about 16@20c lower
than last week.
riXAXUtAl. ! .
Nnw YOIIK , Nov. 17. [ Special Telegram
to TUP. linn. ] STOCKS It was a very quiet
day In stocks , with no important chances in
prices. Therq was a linn tone on the belief
that rate cutting troubles will bo no worse
nnd that an improvement Is likely to occur nt
any time. The opening was at a little better
flpurcs than yesterday's close and a further
small cain was made in most of tlio stacks in
which there was any trading. The total sales
were GTi , 103 shares. .
The following were the closing quotations :
tr. ! . 4s roRtitar . .127HNorthrrn | Pacific. . Jfl't
IT. S. Iscouuons. .127' . dopreforred MIS
ir. ! < . < ' , sroKUlar 107VC. * N. W 110'j
V. S. 4's coupons .W , do preferred , H3
1'ftrincGsnt'VI . .121 N. V , Central ins'i
OntrM Pnelilc . " I1. , I ) , .li : 24'i
cajro 4 Alton 133 Hook Island 10
ClilrtiK , linrlltitton ; ( \.M.ASt.V
t Oulncv . . . .lin'fi ilo preferred. . . IIW
! > . , ! , . * w. . . . . .ii7'i : ' St. 1'AUlAsOmarm . : i8
Illinois Central .l ! I doprnfcrrcd , . . .ini'4
I..II.V\V ir. Unlonl'nctnc n >
KntKas , VT t s . . HP , W..SI. U k V l.l'i '
I.nkcSlinre . . . . . tti'j ' Oo prcfcrrod'Hi
MlehlBiintVntral , M'j'Wottcrn ' Union MJi
.Mlsioiirll'.vcillc . . . * 7'il
MONEY ON CAM. Kasy nt 1J per cer.t ;
closed ut 3 percent.
I'niMB MF.UCAXTILE I'Ai-r.n IJn'Ci ? , " per
cent.
STEUMNO H\cn\NOR-Diill but firm at
M 84Vf for sixty-day bills , and * IS7 ? { for
dcinaud. _
ritonuGrc.
CiiH'Aoo. Nov. 17 Wheat Knslerj cash ,
fl.ltlVi ; December , SI.11 ; January , ( l.UUX i
Mav , $1.12 15-1(5. (
Corn Steady ; oAsh , ft'JJfc ; Drccmbcr ,
& J4c ; January : i7.'l-llo ! ; Mav , U'jJC.
O.iti Stcnii.v ; cnh , ' Ktyta ; December ,
, - , % May , yjSe.
Kvo 55e.
Hanoi' Nothing dolnij.
1'rinio Timothy Nolhini ; doing.
riax-i.ro.
WhlsUy 11.20.
1'ork Steady ; cash , $ H.SO ; December ,
$1477 ; Jiinuury , tH.S7k ; May , flu.07j { @
ifi. 10.
Lard Steady ; cash , $8.40 ; December ,
( S.371 ; .Innimry , $ S. ' lj ; May , | S.37j < i.
flour Quiet and unchiuiKcd.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $7.37J (3 ( > 7.r > 0 ;
sliort clear , fS.l'J S.U. ' ) ; short ribs , $7,500
7.70.
7.70.Hutter
Hutter Firm ; creamery , 21@J9cj : dairy ,
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 0 %
@ 10'.fe ' ; Hats , l0 dWfc ; Voung Americas ,
Kggs-Firm ; fresh , 19@20c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green Halted ,
C } o ; light , green salted , lUfo , green , r ; ;
salted bull , f > } fc ; green bull , 4' c ; given
dry flint , 7l ( ( ? 'Jo ; dry calf , 7@Sc ; branded
hides , 15 per cent off ; deacons , i@JJc e.ich ;
dr.v salted. tO , < $15c.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 , solid packed , DC ;
No. ' - , Ic ; cuke , 5c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbis . 12,000 11,000
Wheat bu . -Jlr.OOO 77,000
Corn , bu . 10J.OOO 20J.OOO
Oats , bu . bO.OOO 00,000
Kyc , bu .
Cincinnati. Nov. 17. Wheat Dull and
weaker ; No. 3 red , $1.04.
Corn Firm ; No. " mixed , ! 4' ' < 644J4o.
Oats Dull and barely steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
27Uc.
U'hisky Ster.dy nt $1.14.
MiiinonpoliH , Nov. 17 , Wheat Specu
lative nmrKcts were lower and with pros
pects of a still further decline , buyers bolding -
ing to wait for bottom quotations ; No. 1
hard , cash , $ ! . : ) } ; December , $1.24 ; May ,
$1.2W ; on trade , * 1.23 ; No. I northern ,
cash , JI.12 ; December , $1 14 } ; May , $1.17 ;
on track , $1.1. ! ; No. 3 northern , cash and
December , * 1.07 ; May , $1.12 ; on track , * 1.07.
Milwaukee , Nov. 17. Wheat Easy ,
cash , $1.04 ; December , $1.05 ; January ,
fl.OO .
Corn Easier ; No. 3 , 4 Si : .
Oats-Firm ; No. 2 white , 30@31c.
Kvo Easy ; No. 1 , 5li ( c.
Harley Easy ; No. 2 , 72 > fc.
Provisions Firm ; pork , cash , (14.80.
Kanxan City , Nov. 17. Wheat Steady ;
No. 3 red , cash , no bids nor offerings ; December -
comber , 'Jlitfe bid ; May , ' .W > fc bid ; No. a red ,
cash , 78c bid ; No. U soft , cash , 97 c asked ;
December , Stfic bid.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 , cash , 2Sc bid ;
December 2SJ c bid ; January , 23H" " 'd ;
No. It , cash , 'Jjc bid.
Oats No. 3 , cash , 20 c asked ; May ,
21'ic bid.
St. Jjoulfi , Nov. 17. Wheat Lower ;
cash , $1.05 ; December , * 1.05 % .
Corn Dull ; cash , 37c ; December , 34Kc.
cash ' 'So 20 13-lOc.
Oats Quiet ; , ; May , -
Pork Kasy at $15.00.
Lard Firmer at $3.25.
Whiskey $1.14.
Hutter Firm ; creamery , fancy , 2S@20c ;
choice , 2y@2Cc ; dairy , choice to fancy , 22
( < f2lc.
Mvrrnnol , Nov. 17. 2 p. m. [ Special
Cablegram to TUB HUE. ] Close ; Pork-
Holders offer sparingly ; prime mcsscaBteni ,
S2s Gd , firm ; do western , 71s Md , firm.
Lard Holders offer sparingly ; spot 45s ,
firm ; November , 44s Od , firm ; December and
January , 4's ) (3d ( , linn.
Wheat Holders offer freely ; new No. 2 ,
winter , bs 2) < d. firm : do , spring , 8s 3d , firm.
Flour Holders offer moderately at 12s ,
firm.
firm.Corn
Corn Holders offer spot freely and futures
moderately ; spot , 4s SJfd , dull ; Novomuer ,
4s Od , dull ; January , 4s 7d , dull.
New Vork. Nov. 17. Wheat Hocoiuts ,
25,100 ; exports , none ; spot market dull :
' /"K ( lower and heavy ; No. 2 red , Jl.USJf
( al We in elevator ; Jl 10'tfc ' afloat , $1.10 ®
1.1B ( f. o. b. ; No. 3 red. Jl.Ot ; un-
graded , * 1.0.fi ( ; > I.JO'4 ' ; No. 1 red ,
fl.lili l.lfl } . Otions | moderately actives
' ( . © \e lower and weak ; No. 2 red and
December , closing at f I.IKI .
Corn Keceipts , 19,1,300 ; exports , 92,300 ;
spot market moderately aetive ; opened eas
ier ; closms steadier ; No. 2 , l'Ji4@it ) > fo In
elevator ; 4l ! > .fC < Z. ' > VJ i ! afloat ; 50Vo f. o. b. ; un
graded mixed , 4Ul4 ( < J. ' > ( ) } 4/c. Optlonsquict and
} f > @ lfo lower , but steady ; December closed
at 4UHc.
Oat Receipts , 93,000 ; oxpoHs . ' 15 ;
spot quiet and firmer ; options dull ami easy ;
December closing at III " 40 ; spot
No , 2 white , 35@.r ! > Vc ; mixed western , 29
@ 'ttKu ; wtilto western , iilu ,
Corteo Options steady ; sales , 35,250 bags ,
including November , 113.75 ; Decem
ber , JI3.350HI3.55 ; January , fl.25C ; ) 13.45 ;
February , * 1H.15@11.35 ! ; Spot Kio , Jinn ;
fair cargoes fl5.50.
Petroleum Steady ; United closed
Eggs Steady for choice , and in fair de
mand ; western , 2. " > J < fc.
Pork Quiet but firm ; moss , $10.00
( $10.75.
Lard Fairly active ; western steam quoted
at fS.bO ( 3.S5 ; December J8,5 ! > .
Hutter Firm and active ; western dairy ,
12U@20c ; westerncreamery , 17@2So ; Elgins ,
IWo.
Cheese Fancy higher but quiet ; western ,
1,1 V 11 HTOUIi.
Ghlcnco , Nov. 17. The Drovera' Jour
nal rcportH as follows
Cattle Hecelpts , 5,030 ; market steady ;
bcovca , > .Oila5.iO ( ( ; steers , 1,00@S.OO ;
stockers and feeders , fi.OOW.'I.OO ; cows , bulls
and mixed , 11,40 :1.01) : ) ; Texas Hteurs , fl.85
( rf3.70 ; western rangers , fJ.uO@4.10.
Hogs lieceipts , 13,000 ; market steady ;
mixed W.25 5.50 ; ho.ivv. J5.50ii5.55 ! ( ; light ,
t5.30C'5.55 ? ; skips , ? 3.W@5.15.
Sheep Hecelpts , 4liuO ; market steady ;
natives , ft.00@4.r > 0i westerns. W.15j3.lKj ( )
Texans , $2.0rfJ.40 ; ; lambs , U.OOQ4.75.
Nntlnnnl Slock YarclN , KIIHC St.
IjOUlH , Nov. 17. Cattio Hccolpts , ( WO ;
shipments , 600 ; market steady ; choica
heavy ilatlvo steers , t-VXXRStiO ; fair to
good native steers , Jl.40ffi5,10 ; butchers'
steers , medium to choice , I3,40g4.45 ( ; stockers -
ors and feeders , fair to choice , fj.00@3.25 ;
rangurH , corn-fed , $ . 'i.004.20 ; crass-fed ,
$2.10 3.15.
Hogs Kccelpts , 1,303 ; shipments , 4,000 ;
inarkLt slow ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , 5.205.40packini ; , medium to
prime , n.OOt S.'O ; light grades , oixllnary to
Ifood , f5.TOQ5.25.
Kitnaai CUjf , Nov. 17 , Cattle-Receipts
5,000 ; shipments. R5. \ . nntlro beef steers
steady : prass iigo active and steady ;
nntivo cows s * ong. pcwd to choice corn-
foil. < 4 7.Vfj. , , A , common to medium , f-lW
@ 450 ; Mockers nnd fo dprs , fl.fiO < n.r > Oi
prnss rnngo stoera , * 1.5Xit.l.OJj cows , $1.00
( 2 S5.
Hogs Itecelpts , 0,01V ) ; shipments , 210 ;
market oi > ened 5c lower , closing strong
nnd f/tJlOc higher ; peed to choice , f > " > .30
( a.i.4 ( ) ; common to medium , I.GOj)5.20 ( ;
skips and pigs , $3.00 ( < ? 4.40 ,
U.MAIIA arooiu
Cattle.
Fridixv. Nov. 17 , 1S8S.
There were plenty of cattle here , although
the receipts wcro not so heavy ns yesterday.
The market wns strong nnd opened more
active , qulto a few cattle changing hands be-
lore the midday. The backers wore free
buyers , nnd lu addition to their purchases of
beef cuttle a eood many feeders changed
hands before the close.
>
The market was strongbut lOc lower ami ac
tive ut the decline. The market Is still higher
In proportion than other markets , nnd within
5o of the extreme top In Chicago. Every
thing offered on the market was sold , tlio
pens being cleared before uildday.
Sheep.
There wcro only a few hure , ana they met
with lendy sale ,
llCCCltfl.
Cuttle 1.200
Heirs ; too
Sheep 400
I'ruvnllmi : 1'riccn.
The following is n tibloof prices p.ilJ In
this marKct for tbo gr.Uoi of sloe * men
tioned
Prune steers. 1300 to 15001bs..Jl.lO ® n.OJ
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 ibs. 4.00 ; i l.50
Native feeders 2.30 Oil. 15
Western feeders 2.50 (43.00 (
Haniro steers , cotn'on ' to choice 2.50 ( j8.25
Common to good cows. . , . 1.25 ( 2.25
Choice to fancy cows 2.35 M2.i > 0
Common to choice bjlls 1.25 r < 22.00
FairlounoicolighthoKS 5.20 135.30
Kairtoctiolco hc.ivy how 5.40 © 5.50
Fair to choice mixed hogs 5.30 ( 5.35
Hoprcsoiiuiuvo S ilo I.
CATTl.lt.
No. Av. Pr.
1 cow .iiO : $1.50
23 cows , noi thorns IM53 1.07
1 cow W ) 2.25
7 cows 1,111 2.5
22 cows and bulls 1,043 2.55
17 cows , natives 1,027 2.25
1 cow 1,040 2.40
38 cows 1,0.14 2.40
II cows t,015 2.40
20 cows , natives ! WJ 2.50
150 feeders , westerns 917 2.05
HANOI : UATTU : .
Owner. No. Av. Pr.
H C. Hutler
10 cows , westerns 1,217 $2.23
Scows , westerns l.OVi 2.45
88 feeders , westerns 1,127 2bO
Guthrie & Oskami )
12'I Gtecrs ' . . ,1M 2,95
27 cows l.OSO 2.73
W. S. Pugsley
32 steers , Colorado To.\ans.l,0S , : ) 2.70
F. P. Ernest
42 steers , Colorado Texaus , 1,020 2,05
J. Jit-usli
10 steers. Colorado Texans. 1,070 2.70
1 steer , Colorado Texan. . . 9JO 2.70
M. Dowling
21 stt-urs , Colorado Texans. 991 2.CO
Mcduno Springs Cattle Co.
20 cows C30 2.00
H. U. Connor
7cows 9S5 2.JO
35 steers 1,103 2.05
Tim Kinney n
1T3 steers , westerns 1,235 3.G5
nous.
Shit. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr
. , >
120 15.25 OJ. . 40 $
240 5.25 .200 200 fiiitii' ' ; ,
IdK 52 % ( K ) . . .27 1150 5.82M
100 5/5 53. . .302 1150 5.85
1(50 ( 5.25 51. . .323 320 5.35
40 5.25 7.1. . .21)0 ) 1(50 ( 5.35
80 5.25 5(5. ( . .2H5 ! 5.35
200 5.25 5(1. ( . .230 200 5.85
SO 5.2. ) 70. . .279 80 5.85
! I20 5.27K 02. . .290 200 5.35
200 5.27K Oil. . .284 120 5.35
120 5.30 OS. .244 SO 5.33
200 5.80 01. . . . 272 1(50 ( 5.85
1150 580 (5(5. ( ( . . . 207 80 5.33
200 5.30 02. . . . 304 240 5.35
120 5.30 00. . .284 120 5.35
320 5.30 G3. . .270 80 5.35
4IH ) 5.SO 05. . .255 lt > 0 5.35
a jo 5.30 (10. , . .291 120
210 5.30 02. . .280 210 5.85
120 5.30 08 .293 3150 5.85
120 5.30 181. . .293 200 5.35
240 5.30 01. . .259 80 5.35
100 5.30 57. . .280 1150 5.35
200 5.o : 05. . .270 12J 5.33
200 5.30 55. . , .315 200 5.8734
200 5.30 50. . , .324 200 5.37 $
100 5.to : 07. . , .298 bO 5.40
120 5.to : 09. . .258 5.40
230 5. : ) 07. . .279 120 5.40
1 0 s.to : 67..291 bO 5.40
40 5.to : 01..313 bO 5.40
"
120 5.30 68..8(11 ( 40 540
40 5.HO 52 .323 SO 5.40
200 s.to : 53. .81(1 ( 240 5.40
2) ) > 0 5.30 53. .302 80 5.40
280 5.w : 55. .350 80 5.40
2 0 5.32K 53. .350 120 5.45
120 5.82 } $ 50..334 bO 5.45
200 51..337 40 5.50
Showing the number of hoji bought by
thelcadins buvera on the market to-day :
O. H. Hammond & Co 511
Omaha Packing Co 1,057
Armour-C. P. Co 8,201
Cudahy Uros 230
nnd Ijowcst.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for hog * durmgthe past few days
nnd on the corresponding d.itui 0110 and two
years ago :
_ Nov. IMS. I Nov. I Nov.
4 O'i &i r ; 3 Ik ) 4M ll'i
5 111 4M 4i 3 f 3 it I ll'i
Sunday. 4 0" > & 4 ' <
620 Slfi 60 4 10 Ut - ' . " ) '
ft 10 4/M / K Sunday. 3 4(1 ( ( it-t 70
4 10 l .1) ) Similar
4 UO ( it I 35 : i Kt 461 70
fi 23 d I 40 3 51 5M 75
6 31 ( it-1 * 4 > 4 r. ill ) I : > ' < 3 IM ( .61 K )
.Sunday. 4 r , ( iti of' 8 Hi' ' , , . . ) 8J
ft M if , 45 4 mi 8i ,1 , i & } m
miSunilay. . 3 7H ( t'.l fO
6 15 W > 4U 4 M til M Suuilay
6 : ) . ( . 'i I ! ) 4 1U ui : ) " > 3 Cj W ) b5
Sfovninent of Cnttlc.
The following tublo snows the receipts and
shipments of cattle the past week nt the cen
ters mentioned , und totals for the preceding
week and n year iijo ( : ,
The indicated net supply the pust week
was 49,000 , compared with 71,000 , the preced
ing wccl < ; for corresponding tiino last year
the net supply was 45,1)00. )
Prices of cattle at Chicago compare with a
year ago on grades mentioned as follows :
18.S8. 1K87.
fiooil to extra shipping..t < 70 to B Z1 (4 M to r , ea
Medium shlpplni ; 325U)4U5 3 > to440
llutcliera steers 3IX ) to 3 M 2 75 to 8 00
Texnns 2 r. to 4 00 2 15 to 3 W )
Cincinnati Price Current.
OMAHA WUOMCSAM :
I'rnduoc , limits , Ilto ,
HUTTBII fancy , solid-packed croamorv , 20
@ 2.'io ; clioioo conntry , IS@40o ; medium
grades , HGSl'o ; common grades , 10@lfk ! .
Fi.oi'U Nebraska patents , fU.tKlyjT.SO :
Mlnnusota patents. ? 4 > . 5i S,00 ; Htruluht
grades , fj.OO ( i5.M ) ; bakers' Hour , W.25g5T5 (
per barrel ,
POTATOES Nebraska , 255J100 per bushel ;
Colorado , 75@80c.
SwKur J'OTiTOKS-Sc per Iti.
I'ouiTUV Livoclilcken9t2.50@2.75 per doz ;
spring cliiokeiis , MWI.OO ; drosbfd chickens -
ons , b@10o porlb ; turkeys , 8@Iic.
Kaon Strictly fresh , -Jlo candled.
COKCOUU OiiArea 30fClOo pur 10 Ib bas
ket.
ket.M.UAOA
M.UAOA Ouu'Ej In kCRS , S llOa per Ib.
lUsAXAs Common , fl.fiO 'i/JS per bunch :
ctioico , J..50@IW ) .
LBUUX8 $5.5'J ' per cnse.
OnANoun Plondii , $ J.OO@I.25 per box.
GAME Per dozen : Mallards , t2.50JJ2.73 ;
teal , 11.00(21.25 ( ; auaii , tlW > \ prairie ublck-
ens , $3SO ; rabbits , $100. Barrels , $100 ;
venison , IkrflOc perlb.
t'liixiiEUHtB' . ? 750.SMK ( > per bbl
PHOVISKJNS Hams , No 1 , lllc , Xo,2 , lie ;
shoulders , 7 > 4e ; ritblcoiilJi' ; clear bacon ,
11'jCi plc'nlehams. lOc ; . dried licef hams ,
lolje ; dry salted clears , short , Slc ; extra
short , 9Wci .short ribs , M4c ; pickled pigs'
feet. 15 lb kit , bOct lard , ' . ' . ( illOc ; smoked
satlsawe , Cftf c per lb ; hop'oAsings ' , 17iJlSc. (
CCI.KUV t5M8 ! < v per dozen.
ONIONS 40SOo ( per bu.
Ciiiiuor.- 00 per 10J.
HKETS 40c per bu. ,
Trnxirs IVlc per bu.
Suiu : KHAVT Ubls , fl'.TB ; half bbl , f2.75.
Ai'ri.F. Choice , $ J.50i < W,7r > per bbl ; fancy ,
$3 tK ) per bbl ; coinmon. $ T .Vt@l 75 per bbl.
CIDKII Michigan , $ < > tWJ(5.3 ( < J per bbl of 33
gals ; California pear elder , $15.00 per bbl.
Per Coiix Kice , SCSle ; common , 2 ( < J3c ,
CMIIIOTS lOc perbu.
Hrtxs Choice eastern handpickcd navies ,
$200 per bushel ; western liaud picked na
vies , $1.75071 "W ; mediums , $1 30(31.40 ( ; Lima
beans , 5c per lb.
HAI K. o. b. cars , No. 1 uplanJ , $ (5.00 ; No.
2 upland , $5 ( H ) .
Hiu-15.00Wl 00.
Cuofi-nn Frr.i > -$14.00 < i15 00 per ton.
Cons 8li ( 82i' .
Ovrs 22@2.1c.
VINIIO tn Cider , 10@lSe per gal. ; white
wine , 10C < J"-Oc per gal.
Grocers' tjlHt.
Kevised prices ureas follows :
Nd-Sturk A , seamless , 22c ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , I' c ; Uewiston A. si'ainluss ,
liic ; American , seamless , I7u ; biirlniis , 4 to 5
bu , IKitl-U1 ; gunnies , nln lu , l.'ic ; gunnies ,
double. ' 'Oo ; wool sack , ! lT > c. Twines flux ,
Use ; extrn sail , .HVi'Jlo ; sail 13 , 20j8ilc ( , cot
ton , ' "Jc ; Jute , Uo.
Lnni ) : ) KHUIT Fifrs , In boxes , per Ib. 13(3 (
lC > c ; dates , in boxes , " ( jflOo ; London Malaga
Itiji-r rulsins , per box , if ' .VJ 3 7."i ; Malaga
loose raisins. ? 2 : tir..Vi ( ) ( ; new Vuluiicia
raisins , per 11) ) , S"4c ; California loose musca
tels , per box , f-MMKirJ.lO ; California London * ,
18NM , J2 W ; pitted cherries , per 111 , llle ; Cull
lornia pitted plums , per Ib , litoetiic , dried
blacuberries. per Ib , 7l , ( iv ; dried raspber
ries , per Ib , iMG-3c ; evniioratcd apples , 7' , ) ®
lie ; California sun-dried neaches , lite ; Cali
fornia iitipan-d bvaporated peaches , \oifl \ l i"
evaporated California nppHcots , l e ; Xnnteo
currants , O'.C' " * 1" Turkish prunes , 4'4ITI" ( . , ( ;
citron , 2J@2"lc ; orange peel , I3c ; lemon ] iecl ,
Kio ; California French prunes , lUuMUe.
COITKKS Mochn. 25t2ic ( ( ; llio , good , l(5c ( ( $
17c ; Mandaliling , 2i5 ( < t2 > 'e : roasting Kio , 15'ri )
10cO. ; O. Jnvo , 2lii2tio ; .lux-a. interior , 22 < m
2.V ; liio , fancy , lOaMilc ; Santos and Mar.i
caibo. l7 < Sl'Je ' : Arbuckles , 21140 ; MeLaugh-
lin'sXXXX , 21V-
Sni MI Granulated , 7Jfe : ; ronf. A , 7V" >
wliito oxtr.i C , 73e ; extr.i C , " ' 40 ; yellow
C. 0 > 4o ; powdered , b' e ; cubes , Mj ' .
HIIWA. : : \ Choice yellow , 20C ? -2jC ; dark
colored , 13al4c. (
CIIKP.SK Voung America , full Team , 12(9 (
12'-4e ; full creatji Cheddars , Ilffl2u ( ; full
cream Hats , 12'-jC. '
PicKi.r.s Medium , In bbis , $5.00 : do , m
half bbis , $3.00 ; small , in bbis , $41.00 ; do , In
half bbls , $3.50 ; gherkins , in bbis , $7.00 ; uo ,
half bbls , $4.H ( ) .
Totucco Pluu' , 20 (5 ( , " > c ; smoking. Kiil9o ( ,
CiucKf.its ( iiulOc per lb ; assorted canes , 8
@ 2.H ! per lb as per list.
.Ir.i.i.iKs Jl 25 per 80-lb pail.
SALT $1 80 ( < M.35 per bbl.
Horn 7-1(1 ( , 104fc.
M\ri.B Sro in Bricks , Il ( < ? l2c per lb ;
penny cakes , 12 < il3o per lb ; pure maple
syrup , SI.00 per gal.
Ti\s : Young Hyson , coinmon to fair. ISuB
25c ; Yo'.ing Hyson , good to fancy , 80 ( < E55i > ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 2JifiJ5i ; ; tun- !
powder , choice to fancy,40yfl53o : Japancom
mon to medium , 15a2Ui ( > ; .l.ip.m , ' choice to
fanny , 30@ I5e ; Oolong , ooinmon to good , ' > ae
35u ; Oolong , c-hoicc to fancy , 5li070o ( ( ; Impe
rial , coi'imon to mcdlntn , 23iff35e ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 4l't50c. ) ( i
NUTS Almonds , 15iil7c ( ; ; Alberts , 12J (
I3ra/ll , UC lOo ; walnuts , I2c ; pecans , lOii
peanuts , 0u9c. .
CANDY Mixed. SaM3c ; stick. SJi'ffOVc ;
rock candy , 10li ( < 13c ; fancy candy , 7 ( < i2bc.
Dry ( looits.
COTTON PIAXXBLS 10 per cent dis. : LL ,
5J e ; CC , Ojj'o ; SS , % u ; Nameless , 5c ; HX ,
ISc ; H , 20c ; No. 10 , S'ic ; No. 40 , 10' ' c : No.
00 , 12J4e ; No. 80 , 134 c ; No. 80 , colored , 9o ;
No. 51) ) , colored , 12c ; No. 70 , colored , 12J < c ;
Hnstol , 12 | o ; Union Paoiiic , 17c.
CAHIMIW.vitr Ulb White , IS c ; colored ,
3P c.
HATT-I Standard , 8c ; Gem , lc ( ) ; Beauty ;
12J i : ; Hoonc , 14c ; H , cased , $0.50.
PRINTS bolid colors Atlantic , ( ic ; Slater ,
5Jic ; Hurlin oil , ( ! > < c ; Garner oil , 7c.
PUINTS Pink and Hobes Allen (5c ( ; Hiver-
point , 5J-jO ; Steel Iliver , 0) ) < jo ; Uiclimond ,
O e ; Pacirtc. 7c.
PUINTS Dress Charter Oak , 5J < | C ;
Riimapo , 4Kc ; Lodi , 5)4'o ) ; Allen , (5c ( ; Hich-
inond , < 5 > c ; Windsor , 0 > c ; Eddystoneii c ;
Pacillc , 6 } c.
UI.KACIIHU SIIKBTINO Herkeloy cambric
Xo. ( V ) , 9J c ; Uest Yet , 4-4 , tic ; butter clotli
O 0,44''i } ! ; Cabot , 7 > < c ; Forwell half bleached ,
8Kt ; Fruit of Loom , 9 > 4c ; Greene G , OJ4c ;
Hope , % c\ \ King Philip c.unbrio , lie ; Lohs-
dale cauiurjc , lO. ' c ; Lonsdale , 9o ; Now York
mills , llu ; Pop'perell , 42-in , He ; Pepperell ,
40-in , 12c ; J'epperell , 0-4 , llic ; Popperell , 8-4 ,
21c ; Pepperell , 9-4 , 23c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 25u ;
Canton , 4-4 , SJ c ; Triumph , < o ; Wamsutta ,
lie ; Valley , 5e.
Fi.AXNr.LS Plaid Haftsmen,20u ; Goshen ,
32 } < Jc ; Clear Lake , 80 0 ; Iron Mountain ,
FI.AXXKI.S White G H , No. 2 , % , 25c ; O
H , No. 1 , % , We ; U H. No. 2 , K , 20Sf ; U
H , No. 1 , % , 30o ; Quocheo No. I , Jf , 42c.
COKSIT.IKASS : Androscoggin , 7J < jc ; Kcar
sarge , 7"c : Ilockport , OJfc ; Concstoga , ( ! J c ;
TICKS Yorlt , 80 in. , 12 o ; York , 32 in. ,
13 } o ; Swift river , 74/cTliorndiko ; OO , S c ;
Tliorndiko EF , S c ; Thorndike 120 , tll < c ;
Thorndiko XX , 15c ; Cordis No. 5 , 9l < c ;
Co'dis No. 4 , 1'xjC.
DENIMS Amoskeiig , 9 07 , 1'iVrfc ; Everett
oz , 13) ) 0 ; York , 7 o13) c ; Haymaker , 8'ijC ' ;
. iiffrey XX , HKc ; JatTrey XXX , 12' ' c ;
Heaver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver CreoU HH
lie ; Heaver Creek CC , le. ( )
KCNTLTKY JIIANS Memorial , 15o ; Dakota ,
18e ; Iurhnin,27jii ! ; Hercules , 18c ; Leaming
ton , 22' ' c ; Cottswold. 27) c.
CIHSII Stevens' H , fie ; Stevens' 13
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A. 7 > e ; Slovens'A
bleached , bj c ; Stevens' P , t > V < c ; Stevens' '
1 > , bleached , it a ; Stevens'N , yjfo ; Stevens' '
N , bleached , ! ( ) ' 5 Slovens , S1U , 12UjC.
Miscm.LANi'.ors Table on clotli , $2.50 ;
plain Holland , 9)ic ) ; D.ulo Holland , 12J o.
Urown Shooting Atlantic A , 1-4 , 7'4o ; At
lantic H , 4-1 , 7'jc ' ; Atlantic D. 4 4. ( ijfc ; Atlantic -
lantic P. 4-4 , ( ic ; Aurora LL , 4-J , Oc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4 0 ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , O c ; Hoosier
LL , 4-1 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 fc ; Luw-
renco LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5Xc :
Po | percll U , 4-4. 7c ; Popporell O , 4-4 , 0
Pcpjiercll , 8-4 , ISJ o ; Pupperell , 9-4 , 2
Popperell , 10-1 , 2fo ; Uticu , C , 4-1 , 45 ;
WiiL'husctt , 4-1 , 7Jifc ; Aurora H , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora
era H. 4-1. O c.
DUCK West Point 29 In , S oz. , lO c ; West
Point 29 in , 11)07. ) 12o ; West Point 29 in , 12
Of , 15c ; West Point 40 in , U oz , lOc.
FiAXNKiKod , C , 2-1 in. 15 > tfo ; E , 24 In ,
' ; ; , 'JOc ; , HAF , ) > { , 25u ; JUF ,
.
GiNdiiAM Plunkettdiccks , 7' eWhitten- ;
ton , 7).ji" ) , York , T ovNorintindl dress ,
Calcutta dress , 8'fcj > V'tiittenton dress ,
Renfrew dress. 8 } ( &r.Ko. !
CAMnnifii Sinter , S'/c ' ; Woods ,
Standard , 51 0 ; Pcacpcit , fi'i'o.
Pri.vrs , iNiuooHi.UE Arnold , 0 > < o ; Amer
ican , 0)40 ) ; Gloucester , < ) , ' < c : Arnold C long
cloth , ! lo ; Arnold U long cloth , lOJtfo ; Arnold
Gold Seal , lOKc ; Stlefel A , 12o ; Windsor
Gold Ticket ,
Drugs hud ClioinlcnlH.
KOUs Sulph. acid , l o ; cltrlo
acid , COc ; tartarlc , 50c ; bal , copaiba , 118u :
borax , l o ; chloroform , 47o ; glycerine , 2.r o ;
gum arable , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , S4o ;
gum opium , T3.25 ; milpli. ir.orpjila , JJ.bO ;
bromide | Xtasslum ) , 42c. .
OILS Carbon , 1500,10XclicadliBhti5 ; ° ,
10'fc ' ; gasoline , 74 ° , iu ; < c , West Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17oNo. ; 1 golden ma
chine , ISo ; extra W. S. lard , 84o ; No , 1 lard ,
47o ; turpentine , 62o ; linseed , raw , 5So ;
boiled , ( lie.
Qui.NiNis P. & W. , per oz , 53o ; German ,
per oz , 40e.
Ijiiintier.
First and second clear , 1W in. . .119 005l ( 00
First and second clear , IM In , . . 47 OOfeSO 00
Third clear , IKWIKin * OOfe4J ( 00
A select , 1 'Ml in 37 00@i'.l : 00
H select , 1 ( < 1) ) in 83 OOfti.'IS 00
A Block boards , l'10 feet , 12 In 40 00
H stock boards , Wain feet , 12 in 41 00
C stock boards , 12 / > 1U feet , 12 In Hit 00
D Block boards , U'GJIG feet , 12 in 2J 00
Flooring , IIrat common , 0 in ! )4 ) 00
Flooring , second common , U lu 3'i ( K )
Select fencing flooring 1900
Siding , llrst and second clear , H@10feet.25 00
Siding , first common , ID foot 22 00
Siding , second common .1000
Coijimon boards , . . . .10 00
No. 2 board * , all lengths . , . , 14 50
Fencing , No , L li-'ffi'Io feet. . . , , . . , . . .10 W
Fencing , No 2 , 12 , H and IS fret . . . . 15 50
.loist and scantling , 2x4 , l4 $ lfi tcct . . 10 ( t )
Timber , 4x1 , K < i , H' < ? 1G feet . 17 50
Pickets. I ) and H tint . ? J 0,1
1'icUcts. D nnd II sottiire . 25 00
Shlneles , extra A. . . . . 2 SO
Shingles , standard A . ' -J M
Lath . 240
OO Halts , 2' , in . 70
O G Halts , ' , \t : , SIS . 40
3 in well tubing , D nnd M t > cv . 23 00
Mctnl * aml'l'Timers * Stock.
Hlock tin , small pig . ' . . * .2S
Hlock tin. bar . 2V >
Copper , planished boiler sizes . 34
Copper , cold rolled . ! U
Copper , slieathin . SO
Copper , pitts . . . 80
Leather.
Hemlock solo , lSc27e perlb ; onksole. 31 ®
30c per Ib ; oak harness , : tOii3.Jc ( per I1) ; selec
ted oak nnd trace , 3oc per Ib ; oak and hem
lock tiptior , 20 22o per loot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , sOtit'JOe per Ib , ncconllng to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , Wets ? 1 .1X1 per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , $1 Oflofl 10
perlb ; hcmlocK kip skin. No. 1 , iKlofJOo per
Ib : onk kipckin , No. 1 , 70oJ Oc per lb ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extrnSOaWo ( perlb. l-rt-ncli
call skins , ( according to weigiitand ( iiiality ) ,
tl 15in 1.75 jier Ib. Frcnbh kip skins , do , MVfl (
$1.10 per Ib. Cordovan rus ett , lisatin ;
llnisli , 20e per foot ; wult leather. f3.5H.f400 .
per side ; moroccos , ( pebble goat ) . 20 ( ; IC
per foot ; moroccos , boot lei ? , S.C't30c per
foot ; glove calf ' kins , 20B ( < i1e er fopt :
Douglas kin , : tOin4Hi > jior loot , kangaroo
skins , 40 . [ .Mil1 pjp foot , nl-cording to quality.
Toppings , $ S ( < OcilOiX ) pi'r ilo/cn , lininirs ,
f5Xiu'.HK ( ( ' ) per dozen , apronskins , 510.tK ) ( < $
12.K ( ) per do/en.
buro , rnrPcH ESTABLISHED 1851 I 180 So.
} chCago | , n,8l ,
Ibfl Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
l > still Treating with the Grcaleit
-SKILL - and SUCCESS
Li S * . T.T.I' .
Chronic , Ifcrfons and Priyale Diseases ,
* NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood ,
Falling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache nnd all llie crTecti
leading to early decay ami peitups Coniumptlon or
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
never'Talling succeM.
J ) SYPHILIS and allbnj BlooJ and Skin Dla.
eases permenently cured.
flS-KIDNEYand URINARYcornplalnts.Oleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Varicocele and all Jistaits
of the Gcnito.-Urin.iry OfRans cured promptly without
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Organs.
44 * No experiments. Age and experience Im
portant. Consultation free and nacred.
* 3- Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Iisea < < s.
W Those contemplating Marriage end for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , loth 35 cents ( slamps ) Consult the old
Doctor. A friemTlyletterorcalfinaysavefuture utrer.
ingand hame , and add gcldenjears to life. * S"Hook
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50 cents ( stamps ) . Medicine
and writings sent evcrjwhere , sccme from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Suinb > njnn Adilress
F. D. CLARKE , M. D. ,
186 So. Clark St. , CHICAGO , ILL.
INTO
Wo will guarantee to cure any case of
SVl'IIJLIS in
2O TO 6O DAYS.
This is n disease which has heretofore
Dallied all Medical Science.
Wo havi'a llemedy , unknown to anyone In the
World outjlde otmir Compuny.aml unu that has
IVKVKIC TAILED
tocure the most obstinate case" . Ton days In
reet-nt cast's does tUowoik. It is thuoldchionlc
deep se.ite 1 case that we solicit. \\o h.ivo
cured IninihedH who limo been abandoned uy
I'liyalcluiiH. unil proniiincfd incnrablt. ' , and ue
chuUengotha World to lirllij , ' us acaso that wo
w III not cure In less than sixty days.
Since tin * history of medicine a true pedllc
for Syphilis huh been sought for , lmt ncvi-r
found until our
M.V < > IC REMEDY
was dlscovere.l , and woaru justlllB tin saying
It Is tins only liemccly in tlio World that will pos
itively cMire , becaiihe the lutost .Mtdlciil Works ,
pnlillslied by the bu.st knuun aiithorltlrs , s.iy
tln-io was never atruo h ] > cclllc liel'on' . Oar rem
edy will cum hen. . everything else lias failed.
\Vhywasto\oartlmo and money with patent
medicines tniit never had \lrtiie or doctor with
physicians that cannot , euro you , you that hat e
tried eNerjthlnK else should come to us now and
Ket permanent relief , you never can get It else-
where. Marie what wo suv. In tlio end you
must take our remedy or NUVKIl locoverimd
you that have been alllicted tint n short' tlmo
should bv nil means come to us now , not one in
tenof new CHICK e\er ci > t permanently cnied.
JIany KOI. help im 1 Ihlnic thejme free from tlio
disease , but lu one. two or throe years after it
appears again In a more horrible form.
This is a Blood Purillor anil will Cure
any Skin or nioodlMbeuso when
Everything else Fails.
THE COOK REMEDY CO ,
Room 10 nnd 11 , U. S. National Itiuik
building1 , Oiiiitliiu Neb.
CHICAGO AND
Omalia ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
. . . ego.
' ' ' " 'UIierlor
'n'n o'tViRS" ! '
, ' . " . " of Jbe numeroui polnti of luiicrlorttr
turifcl | jr tlio imtrons i > t thti rimil-bftwirii Omuhi
BO"8 " * il"f ° "Hl" " "
i . wlilcli are the Wneit tliat hum mi art Hnd
ihi JnU ? TJT ? " fc"e { ! > II" I'AI.ACKSI.KKl'INOOAIta
thdcqi alor whlcliran
not tie fount ! el owlii > r At
Council mufti , tlm tritlni of tha Union I'aoinc Hall.
7'CO1" ! " " In union "lopot Tilth Ihoic of tbe Ch | .
fSP. iA , Northwcitern UT. IB Clilcago the trnltn of
Ka'te n li' ' * ' connection M Itli the oof all otlior
ror Uoirou' Columbui. Indian.rolli , Clnclnnall ,
* oiKn * New''VoU > ' 1'ltlibl" * ' 'loriinto , Munlrcnli
i21tcn'l ' > ' 1 * " pola'ta' " * ' " f " * ' A 't ' / or"tlcleV"vni \
'
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H. UUCIIIITT , Jt , p. WII.SON.
( Jen 1 Manner. oen'l I'asif .Agent.
W. N , BAHCOCK - ent.
It. B KIHIIAI.U Ticket Agent.
, " WKBT. CllrP ii.if .
KOI F rn m St. . Om W Ntb.
c. ii.rAi.ucn. N r. niniiiAV. j. IK..VNC-UAIUI
PALMER. RICHMAN k CO. ,
Liyc Stock Commission Mcrclianls ,
Office-Koom 24 , Opposite llirhnngo JIulMliiu , union
\ rdJ , houth linitli . uLi. _
cSs
Liyo stock Commission ,
Itoom 15 , Eicbunuo HulMlmr , Union Block Yards ,
tiuiitli immtu. Noli.
Commision Dealers in Live Sock ,
Seem 82 , OppnulM Kiclianro UulldliiK , Uulcn Stock
_ Yards , buutU Oiamiit , Ncl < .
UNION STOCM YARDS CO ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
feba r .IKurd. suesrlctsfl JesU
AgrTcuTTiirnl Implomonts.
"CHURCHILL PAHKL.U , "
Dealer in Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons ,
Carrlftgcs and llueKlf *
UNNGER JU METChXLF CO. ,
Agriculturallmiilements.Wagons.Carriages
. .
. Ktc.Ytioleialo. . Onmhft , K
UREN
Wholf isli.
AiTicnltnral Implements , Wagons & Bn gies
Wl. W3 , t > and IW7 Jon § Btftet , Omahtt.
ace
Hannfactnrers of Bnckeye Drills , Seeders ,
CultlTDtnn.llitT ItRkpt-CUUr MI1H and Lublin 1'ul-
Tenters Cur litu and MchulM Mri'fli.
W1NONA IMPLEMENT CS7.
Wholo'nlc
Asricnltural Implements , Vaeons&Bov
OSIA1IA IlltANClt.
J. F. SEIBKRLING A CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
HaryestinE Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\V. K. Mead , Manner. ISI.llvnvpnwivtli * L Oranha.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDAROCo
Mitnutiiiturtrf Mid Juttcrs in
Wagons , Buggies , Rak'es , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Hill nn.l 1'aclflc Slrccta. Unmlin , N't'li.
ArtlntB * MntorlnlB.
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A HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1413 IHnielm Stri'cl , Unmbn. NYbrn .
Booksellers ntnl Stntlonora.
" H. M , & S. W. JONESV"
Succcspomto A.T. Krnjun , V Co , , Wholtsalc Jlltetill
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Kino AVaddlnc SlR'lonrrr. ' Cnmmcrrlnl Mntloncrj
i& ; . ' HUUK R- Street , uinnlm. Nt > b.
Boots and Shooa.
K1RKENDALU. JONES ft CO. .
tyucct'iiura to lUfd , Joncn .vCol
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Hubhor Shur Co 1UB,11M& 11M
AiiriiKiur HoUon i\uni' i k-u * ' ; % * -
llarnvy St. . Ouiaka. > ytiraaka.
W. V. MORSE AT CO. .
of Boots and Sliocs ,
1101 , UOO-llUi UuUiln | < Sl.Omnhn Manufactory Bum-
mersu. liialun.
Cotfoou , Splooe , Eto. _
"CLARKE COFFEE co.T
Urunlia Coffer and bplcu Mllli.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Manuring Kitrnclf. Ijinnilrr Illuv. Inks. Ktc. lil
UH'.llnrn.r Htr ct. Omaha. Nobrnika.
Crockery and Clnoawaro.
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W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent for Manufacturers nnd Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware , Lames , Chimneys ,
Kir Ota eg. 317 S. 13th ht. , Omaha , KcbriukH.
PERKINSTCATCH &LAUMAN.
liuuorler * and Jobbers ut
Crcckery , Glassware , Lamts , Silyerware
Etc. 1S1I tVurr.-re St. Nor I'ajton Ilulhllnv.
Commission nnd Storage-
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V"RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Cpeclalllr' > fr- c > .r , . , | trj , ( iamc.
112IIow ra Street , Omaha , r-
GEO. SCHROECER & CO. ,
uoiosKire to McShuno > V Schroedir. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oinuba , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
-Wholesale
Floor , Feed , Grain and General Coinmision
Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 10l North ICln
BtrcclOinuha , Nob.
Coal , Coke and Llmo-
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
209 Boiith nib Street , Omahn , Nt hraskn.
J. J. JOHNSON tSt CO. .
Mannfactnrers ofLime ,
And uhlnpera ut Coal , Cok , Cmueii | > | j tpr. Lisa
Drain Tile , and bower Pipe. OSljejlS.S. .
8t. , Omaha , Neb. Tdcphin til.
Dry Coodo nno Notion a
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M. E'sivflTH i CO . .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 and 1104 Douglas , Cor. llth Ht. , Omaha. Neb ,
KILPATRICKKcDRYGCDS Co
Importers and Johhers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gcuts * FurDlBbititf tloutli. Corner llth and IJuuey
bte. Omuba , Nebrnsku.
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NEBRASKA FUEL CO. , '
Shippers of Coal and
Z14 South 13lh Ht. . Omaha. Neb.
Furniture.
DEVVEY It STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
frurnnm Street , Omaha , Nebra kan
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Oinnha. Nebrasttru
. Groceries.
PAXTON GALLAGHER .t"c6. .
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisious ,
7te , 707,709 and 711 H. lOlh Ft , , Omahn , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY ff CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
I ( band I.e/ncnworth Streets.Omahn , r.'ubraska.
Hardware.
BIROS. SADDLERY coy
Wholesale .Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Joli'Dcrs of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. 1101 , I < ( C nnd 11(17 ( llurcey St. , Oinabn ,
Nebraska.
Hjgiwy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
flprlniis , Wagon Slock , Jlanlware. Lumber , lite. 1205
uud 1311 llarne ; Hlreet , Omaha.
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
ll cbanl < V Tools and Buffalo Hcaloi. 1 < 06 Douijlui
Hlreet , Oiqaha , Nebraska.
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
Jtband Harner Bts. , Omaba.Neb Western Agtnti
tor Auslln I'owder Co. , Jefferson Hteel Nails ,
Fairbanks Utandard bcalei.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HARD-
WARfe COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
JlctulH , Hhcot Iron. etc. Awents for Howe Boalen ,
MlauiH'onder audl.yinau llarbcd wire ,
Ornalui , Ncbraaku.
Hats , Caps , Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO , ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods.
1107 limner Street , CuminNib. .
Lumber.
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"OMAHA LUIYIBKR'CO" . ,
All Kinds of Biiildlng Material at W&'WE & '
16U Street mid Union I'aclflo Tracli.Oifi .
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Luralicr , Latli , Lime , Sasb ,
bsois.L'lc. Yards-Corner 7lh and " -
Uh and
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmber ,
33th anil California Streets.Omaha. NebrnO * .
Lumber Lime Cuent
, , , Etc , , Etc ,
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J . W. HAHVEY LUMBBII
To Dealers Only ,
Ofllff.llftl V rni\tn Slreol. Omi > h .
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD
Wholesale Liiiuber , Etc ,
Qulncy White l.lme
CHAS. n. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwooil Inmlier , '
Wood C rpcl nj Porquot Mooring tth nj DoniU *
Millinery nnd Notions.
I. OBEHFELDER A CO. . ' '
Iiimorlcrs & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
a * ildiiinHHEniilh 11th 'Uro t
jOvornllB.
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CANFIELD M'ANUFACTUniNa CO. .
Maniifactiirers of Overalls ,
Jcmii I'Biita , bi.ltti. M. ' lUUiitM noi Uouulu Street ,
Onmhii. ; , cb
Notrons-
J. T.
Notions and Fiirnisiiiiig : Goods
* l ninl ( IV.Hciitli lOlh 81 . Oiimlm.
_ _ Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CC . ,
Wsalc Refined and Liibiicatiiiff Oils ,
Alia ( ln-ii o. Klf. , Omi\li . _ A II lIlKhnp M mcr > ,
VINYARD
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Notions and Gent's ' Fiirnisliing Good ? ,
11(15 ( llarni'j Mn-i't , Omahn
Office Fixtures.
THK SIMMOSHS MANt'KACTUUlNa
Fixtnres ,
Mnntlp , Slili'lipnrli" , Hook CasiOniK Vlxturci.Wnll
I'n'i ! * . I'nitltloii * ltallliii ! , ( Miiiil > 'r . HoiTanil Wliui
CoolHrs. Mlrroripl.1 huclur.v nni' ' onioi1 , It.UuuJ li.CI
fcomli Hlb tft , llmiiUn. Tululihonc 1U4 ,
Pnlnta nnd _ _
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"CUMMINGS ft. NEILSON.
Paints , OivfidoTii'to ' , Etc ,
HIS Furnam Struct , Omaha , Nob.
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Parry unlro Mock of I'rlntliiK. Wnipplnii unilVrlllaf
! , sr. Byt'dfll HtUTillon utrim to tarloail onlerii
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Paper Boxos. ' _ _ „ _
JOHN LTw'lLKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory.
Kos. lit" una 1319 Itourflns Kt. , Uiunlm , Neb.
_ Soocis.
VHIL/STIMMEL x
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTndNa.'PETTIS .V CO ? .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Drnnih linuJrof the llettn < > r HiiKKf Vn. IIiiiiiili > iiat
wliulciulu unil relnll , 1 ( H UlOnml 1112 linrxl btrvbt ,
Oiuuh . Ti'lipliuuu No."M.
OMAHA
Broy ora-
STORZ & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1121 NottU Klgthteontli Street , Oiualin , Kch.
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galyanized Iron aud Cornice ,
John ICpouclcr. 1'rnprlftor. ! l DmlBonml laluiij 101
Nurlli lUtU Street , Ouiilm.
Printers' Matorlals.
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary Pntlisliers ,
Deftlcra In Tyiie , l're i > uB and I'rlntpni'BupiiHcfl. r > 0
South 12th Street.Omaha.
Rubber Goods-
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rnte Goods
W Clothing and l.e tliur Ilclllnit , llXtt 1-iiriinm HtrocU
SJQh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV ( CO. .
ftlo Maiitir .cturera of
Sasn. Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
IlraDcU Offlcu , nth unit liurd Hlructs , Oiuiilin , Nub. J
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Vculdlugi , Htalr Work nuil Interior llnnl Wixxll lu <
u. K. IS. Corner 8lli cl l 'uteimurlli Blrects ,
Ouiaha. Ii'ou.
Steam Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
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A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Paraps , Pipes and Engines ,
Ueain , Water , Itn Inar unit Mlnlnit Hiippllvf , Klc.
VM. 'fit Mul V2I r nriiura htrt'ot , Oniahii.
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. .
Wliolesale Piiips , Pipe , Fillings ,
3tcara anfl Wntcr Ruppllc * . n < ' 'l'iii ripr for M t.
a Fitrnnm t. , ( ) m a
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMT CO. . "
and Water Supplies ,
BROWNELL & CO. .
engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
. . I MU
Iron WorkB.
STEAM BOILER WORI < fs.
Carter/ifon , I'rop's. .ManufacturerKOf nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Tanlis and Sheet Iron WorK
Works boulh 'JJth und II. A M. Crusilnx.
I'AX'JO.V i VIKIJM.SO IKON WDItKH.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work
Kiivlncs , llrass Work Ocnornl I oilmlrx-Mnuhliio untl
lllkcksuittli Wink ( inuo und Wurks , U. 1 * . lljr.
uudlitb blruot.Ouiuha ,
"OMAHA wTffE'A : IHON WORKS , '
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
UoJk Halls , Wlnilnir Cimril" . Klnwcr Hl.lti.liVlld .
Hgns , Klc. Ut Norlli Kill Mruet.Oinubn
"oMAHA"sAFE antTlRON V/ORKS.
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
Caulls , Jail Work , Iron and Wlru HViirln * , HlKn" IClo ,
U. AuJiuuu. I'IUD r. Cur. lIUi uud Jitiksun rtti
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
and Screens , lor bunks , oltlies.sloren rotidoiuu * olc ,
lUPMTed Atrnln.'s UHlnmlth Mu , hlni'rr nud
lllncksnillii Work. , IUI Smith lull HI.
MEACIIER & WHITMORE ,
Fireaai Biirdaf Proof SafaTimo
UU'eral