THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THIjnjtSDAY , NOVEMBER 20 , 1888.
Wheat in the Hands of the Bulls
Yesterday.
CORN OPENED TAME AND QUIET.
I'rovlslons Acnln Ilonrlnli HORI Active
tivennd Iiowcr Cnttlo Huslncss
l-'Alr nnrt rrlcru Steady on
Good.
CHICAGO rnoiiucB MAHKBT.
CrtH'Aoo , Nov. 21-Speclal [ Telegram to
TUB HKI : . ] The whcnt market was bullish
to dny , and n further Improvement of 2'fc In
May was made , of which 2 ° o was held. The
now * was generally bullish , and the crowd
was bullish , cnblci were bettor , and Now
York reported good foreign buylnp of De
cember and May , the Germans being repre-
Bcntud as most actively ciiRagud in accumu
lating ccrunl property. The " .mount on passage -
sago Is 1,130,1'OU bushels less than last weelc ,
and the domestic movement Is shown to befalling
falling off. Hough weather Is coming on and
further diminution in movement Is expected
to follow. No exports of wheat are men
tioned , but the equivalent of about 130,000
bushels went out In the shape of flour irom
Haltltiioro and Now York alone , and in proof
of tlm revival of the foreign demand
for wheat at the seaboard , Now York
ndvlHes that December shows a greater
relative advanceby p c in December than In
May , the dlffercnco huvlrig been narrowed
to that extent. There i * little doubt that
farmers' deliveries of spring wheat are
dropping away , though the receipts at Min
neapolis promise to bo largo until the cars
already on the way from thu interior are
emptied of their contents. The markets up
there aio quoted as Urm at nn advance over
yesterday. Receipts nt this point nro
ridiculously small , only amounting to thirty-
six cars yesterday with the estimates lor to
day forty-seven cars. For a market that all
creation is pointing to as being absurdly out
of line with the rest of the world , this Is cer
tainly u remarkable exhibit. About the only
thing that occurred to disturb the security of
the bulls was the Information that St. Louis
millers had reduced the price of their Hour ,
and that this example was being followed
through the winter wheat sections ,
wheio values are already below
these ruling in the northwest.
Kevrral local llrms rcK | > rted foreign selling
orders at thu advance. Then Prime giv es It as
his opinion tlmt the winter whe.xt is going
Into winter in splendid condition as a whole.
These little things .did not weigh In the bal
ance to-day , however , for the bears were
pretty badly rattled , and the more timorous
among them did not propose to go over
Thanksgiving short of any wheat. ' 1 ho cov
ering by shoits was very general , and , at on
yesterday , the market failed to react when
the BUDDort from that source relaxed occa
sionally. The bulls were in charge , and
there was good buying from every quarter.
The recovery from yesterday morning
amounted to fully 4o. One cause of the
strength was the report that passed
around , that thcro was not the slight
est danger of cash wheat in Chicago
being Hung friendless upon an inhospitable
world on the 1st of December. It is in a fair
way to bo taken c of by friendly hands.
May wheat opened this morning at Jl.O'JK. '
advanced to * 1.00&G 1 MWbioko back to
$1.0 ! i , advanced stroiiL'b' to $1.10 % , sold off
to 81.Id's ' , advanced to fl. 11 and closed at
$1 11' < < S11'WDecember opened at $1.03 % .
ranged to t\M@lM \ } { and closed at1.0l f.
January opened ut $1.11 % ranged to 1.M ( ) < J
@l.W , and elosod at tl.OO. The buying was
general , though Lenn , Mitchell , Logan ,
Kammercr , Boyd , Uaker , P.Urbank , Ciulahy ,
Holmholz , Hnlchinson , Young and Smith
figured perhaps most conspicuously. The
shorts and bulls wcio competitors for thu
wheat that came on the market , and
both elements were equally anxious.
The sentiment was very bullish.
Several times during the dav Linn took the
market away from Hutchinson's brokers by
bidding over the market for round lots , when
the old gentlomnn loomed up as a buyer.
The crowd seemed to regard this as a Joke
on Hutchmson , who Is now regarded as the
leading short.
Corn opened tame and quiet , without any
special feature. The continued over-running
of receipts beyond the previous days'esti
mates keeps the fact of a larger crop and Its
possibilities constantly before speculators.
There still continues to bo a fair amount of
business done for export at Now York and
other Atlantic shipping ports , with a moder
I ate quantity going out by way of Now Or
leans , but Liverpool was weak to-day and
lower , and for Friday estimates were
020 cars. The opening prices were about at
yesterday's closing rates to a shade higher ,
but at these thort was only a moderate de
sire evinced to trade. The demand for cash
corn for shipment was good , but the bearishness -
ness of the speculative branch of business
enabled shippers to buy atfromK@/o under
yesterday's figures. There was a good deal
of realizing by tired longs and some chang
ing from December to May. Fluctuations
wore narrow , but a slight decline was estati-
llshed along the cntliu line of speculative
futures. November elosnd nt UO u and Is
now oven with December. January
closed at 85 c , and nt BSe.
In provisions the movement was again
bearish , The largo run of hogs at all the
prominent packing points continued the sell
ing noted yesterday , and as prices receded
- and the decline forced the unloading of ' 'stop
order1' ' holdings offerings became excessive.
The bear clement had , indeed , complete con
trol , and mot with little opposition In prose
cuting their operations. The shorts , of
course , bought pretty freely , but the specu
lative business transacted on thu outside ,
and the general account was comparatively
moderate. Ciish property , however ,
was in good request , and thu sales of lard
and meats make quito a largo aggregate.
The speculative interest , as usual , was con
fined mainly to January and May , and , as on
yesterday , the best prices of the day pre
vailed at or near thu opening. Closings
worn nt the bottom figures as a rule for
lard , and a tnlle better than the inside quo-
lotions for short ribs and porlc. In pork the
actual decline sulTorcd was 17' @ 'J5c , In laid
7 © 17 c , in short ribs 7 > i@10c.
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK.
CHICAGO , Nov. 23. ( Special Telegram to
TUB UEK.I CXTTLE Huslness fairly nctivo
and prices steady on everything good or use
ful , olthur in native , ranger or Texas lino.
Good natives , and eyon useful steers , wcro
icarco , and on the other hand , the pens wcro
flooded with rubbish and common stock , both
natives and Toxans. I'rlma native cows and
holfcrs are selling substantially higher than
last week , and the chances are that such will
Hud a good market now that the run of
rangers Is about coming to acloso , or at Toast ,
n big reduction In number. Tlio canning
took remains as low as at any
time , and there Is little or no show for im
provement in this class , as canncra have
made their Roods this year at vary low
prices and are now ready sellers. Good
butchers' stock is liable to sell readily /rant
this tlmo on until spring. Stacker and feeder
trade Is clown to low ebb , and cannot Improve
until thcro Is nn up-turn In fat cattlo.
Choice to extra beeves , 15.00(2 ( $
6.60 ; medium to good steers , 1,850 to
1,600 11)8 , I4.UO ; l.fioO to 1,850 Ibs , $3.50
04.10 } 050 to 1,200 Ibs , I 8.20 ( 3.75 : stackers
and feeders. $1.)0 ( ) < R3.30 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , ll.S.Vfcl.ao ; bulk , f2.10t5K5.40 ; Tcxai
fleers , fJ.SJgy.-lo ; Indians , J3.00@a.M : cows ,
fl.C5C'J.BO : western rangers , ja.'JSGHUO.
IIoos With fresh receipts , which were
unexpectedly heavy , there wore 45,000 to 47-
000 on salo. Values ruled fiQlOo lower , but
at that decline there wiu an active business ,
both packers and shippers taking their aver
age number , yet a good many were carried
over. Some packing sorts sold down to J5.1U
@ 5.1B , but the bulk sold around about $5.25(3 (
6.65 , and best heavy at 15.4005.45. Light
eorts wcro not plentiful , and sold largely at
15.35or 160 to IW-lb averages. Light of 120
to 135-lb averages were extremely
scarce , largely sought for and
sold higher than any other sort ,
the NoUa Morris outfit paying
as high as I5.BCKJ15.65 for seine lots. It should
bo remembered by shippers ( hat this demand
1 * liable to cease auy day , or as soon us tbo
fclwls party 1111 their outstanding contracts ,
for light Knellsh meats. The demand at
thcsa prices Is likelv to collnnso any day.
The ordinary run of 10 to 1K ! ) Ib averages
and IfX ) averages sold around about $5.33 to
M.40 , with Moran & Hcaly and the Kowlers
the lending buyers. The Tlpton company ,
who are reckoned on ns regular buyers of the
100 Ib averages , are buying rather sparingly
at present. _
FIXAXCIAtj.
Nr.w YonK , Nov. 23 , [ Special Telegram
to Tiir : Hen. ] SmrKS Stocks opened about
steady , and early thcro were some small ad
vances made. Hock Island was more ani
mated than for some tlmo , and broke badly.
It was sain that the Presldeat Cable's state
mcnt to the exccutivo board yesterday
was unfavorable , and there was a good deal
of selling in consequence. Depressing cables
regarding the London situation also had n
weakening effect , while Hock Island's dc-
cline hclocd to drag the list down. The oe
cline up to noon , however , was not heavy.
The break In Rock Island was severe , it sell
Ing down to par , but closing 1 ! points bet
ter , or 4 * points below the opening. Some
long stock undoubtedly came out , but much
of the decline was duo to the bears am
shorts selling. It was rumored that dlvi
dcnds would bo reduced or passed , and thai
rt resolution would bo adopted changing divl-
dends from quarterly to srmi-annually
Omalm lost Uf points and Northwestern X o
n point. The general market closed llrm , and
aside from the aforementioned , was not far
from the opening figures.
The following wuro the closing quotations :
JJ.S.fs regular . .KS'j Northern 1'nclllc.
U.S. coupon ! . . .12S1 , cloprcferrcd
I' , y. . m . . . .
IT. S. 4 > iii coupons.iugt ! { do preferred , . . . .HI
1'nclflcoiof 'Oi . . .121 N. V. Central 107J ,
Control 1'nclllo . . . aiyP. , , I ) . A : K * . , „
Chlcapo i Alton . 1.11 Hock Inland . . . . 1014
ClilcaBo.IlurllnBton C. . M. & St. I * . . . . ra % {
AcQulnev 10SU ilo preferred IlKSi
I ) . . I. . & \V i : , St. l > aul * Omalm . 33'i '
Illlnoli Central. . .ll.IJi1 ilopre-ferred va
J : , H.&W II UnionI'acillc Ill
\aiH i A ; Texas . .13V..8t.Ij. . & P K'i
do preferred.4'5 '
Mlchlenn Central. , \VestcrntIiilon KJ\
Mlssonrll'acmo
MON-CV ON CALL EASY nt 2S2' ( { percent ;
last loan , 'IV per cent ; closing offered at U
per cent.
PIIIMC MEUCANTILB PAPBU 13 (20) ( ) per
cent.
SrnHLisa EXCHAXOE Dull and easier nt
W.S > 4'f for sixty-day bills , and W.syf for de
mand.
PKOOUO13.
CiiiCAno. Nov. 23Wheat Firmer ; cash
and December , fl.OI'f ; January , f l.Oti ; May ,
fl.ll 3-10.
Corn Stcaily ; cash anil December , 3C'H'c :
January , 33 > jfe ; May , 3Sa
Oats-Steudyj cash , 204'e ' ; May , SO o ;
January , 20J c.
K.VO 53c.
Uariey Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy Nothing doing.
Flux $1.31.
Whisky $1.20.
Pork Easier ; cash , nml December ,
$13.85 ; May , ? U.HO ; Jtmunry , SiJ.)7j : ! ) .
Lard Easier ; cash , fcj.'JO ; December ,
? S.15 ; January , $ S.02 ; < f ; May , SS.20.
Flour Nominally and unchanged ; winter
\vlicatf.00a5.T5 ( ; spring wheat , $ -I.S : > ( * 4l7.'i.
Uullc Meats Shoulders , ir.'J.rC'T.iTK ;
short clear , f8.00@3.ia > ; short ribs. $7.25 ©
7.35.
IJutter Steady ; creamery , 25@30e ; dairy ,
Cheese Steady ; full cream cheddnrs ,
@KlVfc ; mts , 10 > i@llc ; Vounu' Americas , 11
* IKc.
Egf * Sto.idy ; fresh,21(323c. (
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted ,
0 > ( fe ; light green salted , ( UCe ; green , 5o ;
salted bull , Bj c ; green bull , 4.Cc : 'green
dry ( lint , 7J ( ( ? ac ; dry calf , 7 ( < ? So ; branded
hides , 15 per cent off ; deacons , 25@3io each ;
drv salted. 10 15c.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 , soliil packed , 5c ;
No. 2 , 4o ; cake. 5e.
RocQipts. Shiumcnti.
Flour , bhls 24,000 23.000
Wheat bu 38,000 25,000
Corn , uu 414,000 509,000
Data , bu l'J4,000 27,000
Hye , bu
St. Jjonls. Nov. 28. Wheat Higher ;
cash , $1.01 ; January , $1 01 ; May. J1.09 > .
Corn Lower ; cash , 35cMay ; , 35e.
Oats Steady ; cash , 25c ; May , 30c.
Pork Weak at $15.00.
Lurd Weak at $8.12XdS.2o.
Whisky Steady at $1.14.
Butter Strong and advancing ; choice to
fancy creamery. 30@33e ; choice to fancy
dairy , 2S@30e.
Milwaukee , Nov. 23. Wheat Strong ;
cash , 81.01 ; December , * 1.01 { ; January ,
fl.Ol .
Corn Easy ; No. 3 , 32@34e.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 29@30c.
live Active ; No. 1 , o2@32Kc.
IJarley Steady ; No. 2,07 0.
Provisions Easy ; pork , cash , $13.63.
Minneapolis , Nov. 28. Wheat Hecoipts
wore 290 cars , and holders were asking $1.23
on track. Sales of nil other grades show
little improvement over yesterday , though as
usual , considerable low grade stuff was
carried away unsold. Closing quotations :
No. 1 hard , December , $1.21 : May , $1.28 ;
on track , $1.21. No. 1 northern , December -
comber , $1.09' ; May , $1.10'f ( ; on track , $1.10
( rftl.lSKi No. 2 northern , December , Jl.OJ ;
May , tl.OO ; on track , $1.0i@1.0o.
Uliiolnnntl. Nov. 28. Wheat In good
demand ; No. 2 red , $1.04 1.05.
Corn Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 4lJ c.
Oats In good demand ; No. 2 mixed , 29) c.
Hye In lightdetnauu and heavy ; No. 2 ,
" " ' "
"whis'iy Firm at $1.14.
New iTork , Nov. 28. Wheat Rccelnts.
00,000 , ; exports , none ; soot market firm , and
l ! > f < YZ2i ; higher but dull ; No. 2 red , $1.04'V ( < jJ
1.03 in elevator ; SI.OUH@I.Oil nloat ! ; ? 1.03JJ/
( jsl.07 . 4 ! , f. o. b. ; No , U red , 'J7f ; ! ; ungraded
red , 81i ( ( i'uiNo. ; 1 red , $1.11 1.11 , Optioni
active , stroi-g nnd higher ; ooncu ) ( ( n o
up , advanced 2 > Jo and closed 2Jfe over yes
terday ; free buying by foreign houses and
bhortBcovering ; No. 2 red , December , closed
Corn Receipts , 81,150 ; exports , 123,100 , ;
spot market weak and % c lower ; frco sel
lers ; No. 2 , 47'fc In elevator ; 47I < f ( < Jli3'o
afloat ; 49 , ' , f. o. b. ; ungraded mixed , 37@4Sc.
Options more active , Irregular and , ' ( , ' 0 lower ;
steady ; December closing at 47 > c.
Oats Receipts , 74,000 ; exports , 21,000 ;
spot market trifle easier and ( jnlet ; options
dull and J ' o lower ; December closed
at 319 o ; spot , No. 3 white , 35 f@355fc ;
mixed western , aO@J3u ; white western , a-l
42c.
42c.Coffee
Coffee Options opened steady , closing
llrm ; sales , 113,250 bag-i , Including December ,
$14.40@14,75 ; January , $14.50@14.75 ; Febru
ary , * 14.5UMH.bO : March , $14.GO@I4'JO.
Spot Rio higher ; fair cargoes , $111.12.
Petroleum United closed at 8 , " > . ? < c.
Steady and quiet ; western , 25).j
Pork Quiet.
Lard Dull ; western steam , $ S.70 < JS.75 ;
December , $5.5i.
Uutter Higher ; slight offerings ; western
dairy , 14@27o ; creamery , 22@3sc ; Elgins ,
.K > & I0c.
Chceso Strong ; good buying demand ;
western , OKCjntfc.
Liverpool , Nov. 23. [ Special Cablegram
to Tim 15ip. : ] ! l:30 : p. . in. Close. Pork-
Holders offer moderately ; prime mess , east
ern , t2s ! Ud , llrm ; do western , 71s 3d , tirm ,
Lard Holders offer moderately : spot 40s
9d , steady/ November , 40s 8d. steady ; De
cember and January , 45s td ) , steady ,
Wheat Holders offer moderately ; new No.
2 , winter , 8s , dull ; do. spring , 8s Id , dull.
Flour Holders offer freely at 12s , llrm.
Corn Holders offer freely ; spot. 4s 8)/d ) ,
dull ; November , 4s 8d : December , 4s 8 , ' d ,
dull : January , 4s Od , dull.
Kaunas City , Nov. 23. Wheat Hlifher ;
No. 2 red , cash , no bids nor offerings ; December -
cember , bUJ o blu ; May , Oso bid ; No. 2 soft ,
cash , no bids nor offerings ; May , $1.04.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 2So bid ;
January , 2So bid ; May , 31 , ' e asked : No. 3
white , cash , 80c asked.
Oats No. 3 , cash , no bids nor offerings ;
December , 21o bid ; May , 31o bid.
LIVE STOCK.
Ctilonso. Nov. 23. Too UrovorV Jour
nal renorts as follows :
Cattle Receipts. 14,000 ; market slow ;
cholco bceyes , f. > .OiK35.50 | steers , $3.20 ® l.M ;
Texas cattle , * 1.05 3.05.
Hogs Receipts , B'J.OOO ; morkct'.wcak and
So lower ; mixed , $5.15(35.40 ( ; heavy , $5.20 ®
5.45 ; light , $5.1535.49 : amps , { 3.111 5.00.
Sheep Receipts , 0OUO ; market eteajy ; na
tives , | J DOQl 60 ; westerns , U.25(3y.SO ( ; Tex.
ans , rJ. OaJ.4D. Lambs. 3.T5Q5.i5. !
City , N Y.85-C Ul9-UoceIpts ,
5,150 ; shipments , 4/XK ) ; offerings mostly com
mon ; market slow and in mo a cases weak
good to choice corn fed , M.09@V15 ; common
to medium , $ a20dc4.45 ; stackers and feeding -
ing steers , $1.CO J3.40 ; grnis range steers ,
11.00(93.00 ( ; cowi , $ t.OK 2.CO.
Hogs Receipts , 15,000 : shipments , none
market weaker and lOc lower ; good to
choice. $ . " > .iX5.17Jf ; ; common to medium ,
$4 95(35.10. (
Nntlonnl Slock Yftriln , I2nst St.
Louis. Nov. 21 Cattle Receipts. 4,000
shipments , 200 ; market strong for fnt corn
cattle and lOc lower for common to fan
grasscrs : choice heavy native steers. S4 < Ki3 ) (
4.115 ; f lrtogood native steers , $3.37.f . I 25 ;
butchers' steers , medium to choice , $ J.OO ( < i
4.25 ; stackers and feeders , fair to trood. $ .2.00
(43.50 ( , ranpers , corn- fed , $3.0504.00 ; grass
fed. $ i.2 < xat.oo. ;
Hogs Receipts. 0,500 : shipments , 200 !
market lower ; cholco heavy and butchers
selections , $5.25(35.30 ( : packing , medium to
prime , $ . " > 15jfHi.35 ( : light grades , ordinary to
best , $500 < vt5.20.
OMAHA HTOOIL
Cattle.
Wedncsiluv. Nov. 23. 18S9.
There were hardly enough cattle hero to
make n market , and what wcro hero were
not very choice. The market opened very
sloxv and no trading was done until after
noon , when about everything was sold. The
prices paid weio about steady with yester
day.
There were only a few hogs In when the
market opened , and they sold steady to 5c
higher. As the later trains arrived very dis
couraging reports wcro received from the
cast indicating u decline in pork and live
hogs , and the market here flattened out. 11
closed lOe lower with thirteen loads unsold.
Hhcep.
The market was steady and the supply
moderate.
Cnttlo . 500
Hops . 4K ( ) (
Sheep. . . . . . bl > 0
Pruvnltmi ; Prlcm.
The following is a table of pricaa pUd in
this mantel for the gridoj of stoc.c men
tioned
PrimosteoM. 1300 to Ifi001ba..tl.l0 O4.CO
Prime stcera. UOJ to 1300 ibs. . 3.10 < cfl4.40
Native feeders . 2.50 @ : i.05
Western feeders . U.SO ( iM.UO
com'on choice 2.50 .
Range steers , to ytli.PO v
Common to good cows . 1.25 ft2.25
Cholco to fancy cows . SJ.H5 3.00
Common to choice balls . l.Ti W2.00
Fair tocnoicoiipht hogs . f > .iK ) fits. 15
Fair to choice heavy hoes . 5.1U ( Sr.HO
Fair to choice mixed hosts . 5.00 ( JS3.25
OA.TM.K.
No. Ar. Pr.
1 bull . 1,080 $1.25
1 cow . 9td 1.75
Ibull , yearling . 840 1.75
1 bull . 1.500 1.75
1 cow . 1,130 2 00
C cows and heifers . J > 16 2.10
4 oows . 1,162 2.15
19 cows , westerns . 1,0 2 2.15
19 cows . 1,094 2.25
19 cows . U50 2 25
2(1 ( cows . 1,03 2.35
12 cows . 1,130 2.37
1 cow . 1,130 2.10
21 cows . l,09t : 2.40
2J cows , westerns . 970 2.40
5 mixed . bbO 2.50
1 steer , tailing . 1,040 2.50
22 co ws . DOS 250
11 cows . ' .103 3.115
41 ! feeders . 895 o 711.
. " ' .i-15
13 heifers . 783 2. i. - )
18 steers . 870 3.00
1 heifer. . 1,110 3.00
2 steers . l , uO 3.00
5 steers . 1.2S4 3 5-
10 steers , westerns . 1,157 , 3.00
17 steers , natives . 1.150 : i.i"i (
2 steers , corn-fed . 1.174 JI.9J
19 steers , corn-fed . 1 , 10 1 3.00
nous.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
M. . .283 2-0 ? 5.00 54. . .27S 100 $5.20
(12. ( . 23'i 200 5.00 t5..27i ! bO 5.20
13. . . 109 5.00 53..270 3uO 5 20
34. . .197 120 fi.10 ( U..IS03 120 5.20
39. . .20'J 120 5.10 58. . . .2S7 40 5.20
19. . .184 40 5.10 t3. ! . . .27J 200 5.20
20. . .173 5.10 54. , . .27(1 ( 120 5.20
.200 40 4'J. . . .20U 40 5.20
37. .255 80 . .270 40 5.20
52. .300 200 49. , . .21)9 ) bO 5.20
43. .275 200 ! U2'3' 03. , . .290 200 5.20
31. .238 120 5.12' , , ' 07. . . .2(13 ( 230 5.20
34. .273 120 5.15 . .305 2SO 5.223 *
58. .303 4bO 5.15 5 ! . . .30.5 120 5.2231
01. . . 200 S.15 01. , . .323 80 5.23
71. . .259 200 5.15 72. , . .206 5.25
77..2M ! 0 5.15 72. . . .2(53 ( 2i6 5.25
SI..270 ICO S.15 C.5. , . .2S3 240 5.23
( M..2C ! ) 3 0 5.17'f 59. , . .294 240 5.25
73..245 SO 5.17 53. , . .301 bO 5.25
.251) 2-10 5.17 < O.J. , . .311 8150 5.25
CO. .258 100 5.20 51. , . .343 280 5.23
59. .287 100 5.20 54. , . .274 40 5.25
70. .275 280 5.20 55. . . .335 200 5.25
04. . 200 5.20 C5. . . 303 40 5.30
65. 277 100 5.20 . .335 200 5.30
SHEEP.
No. Av. Pr.
231 natives. 73 $3.00
Ill natives. 88 3.05
Packers' I'uroliascs.
The following is the number of hogs
bought by the leading buyers in to-day's
market.
G II Hammond & Co 423
Omalm Packing Co U33
Armour C P Co 1430
T.M.Sinclair 183
vj/
Highest unil Lowest.
The following are the highest and lowest
priccspaid for ( Jogs duriugtho past faw days
nnd on the corrojpaiulln datoj onu uiU tWJ
years ago :
T N < ) v7n r I Nov. I-HT. I Nov. ISSil.
fl Sunday. t < o ui rr >
11 ! B ; W atfi lr > 4 0.1 4tt 5'i H C5 < U > J K9
13 , f , J ® ' > fA Sunilay. 3 7U 451 N )
14 6 J3 SC5 40 4 1M ® l 60 Suuilay _
in ! r > : u w , in I 10 it I i }
17 ! " 26 < & " ' M > I ! d" , CJ.1 8" >
Sunday. 4 K > fit I B ) II 2J C&T 40
r , : ta tar , i 4 4U 4SI N ) ! 1 70 64 * 00
5 ' 40 Sunday. 3 70 d .l 'JO
r. 15 40) ) ftl 00 Sunday.
r , oo CM : n 4 fiO fill 3) ) Iti 75
a m JM 27V4 4 ISO Qr > 00 ; i ns
r , 10 < a ? > 40 4 Oi ti'i OJ 3 45 W Ki
Sunilav 4 W ) Del ! M ; i tr ,
4 tw 6tr , .r. 4 IV ) ai 115 II 45 d& B5
5 03 dSA Sf > butuluy. 3 M < & \ Ki
OMAHA WIIOLK3A.LK M\HICI2T3
Produce , FriiltH , Etc.
nuTTr.it Fancy , solld-pickcil creamery , 23
< jl > y > cliolcofountryl \ ! Q3'J < ' ; incilluin grades ,
lfiO"Sl'.io ' ; common grades , l14c' ( ) .
I'Youil Nebraska patents , $0.00@7.50 ;
Minnesota iiatonts , $ ti.ii. ! ( < ir.7 , " ( ; straiRlu
grades , 5.00@j.50 ; baiters' Hour , ? 5.'Jo ( < | 3.75j
i > or bbl.
POTATons Nebraska , 03@10c per bu ; Colo-
ado , 7 , " > @SOa
SWECJ' POTATOES 3@nJc } par Ib.
POUI.THV Llvo clilckcns , $ J.CO@2 75 per
doz ; bpriiiK clilckons , S-.TjOQ .TO ; dressed
chlcltcns , 7@So per Ib : turkeys , 8@10c.
Knas Strictly fresh , S2o candled ,
MAMGA fitAi'is ! : In ltO'J ( , l-o per Ib.
UANANAS Commou , $1.50'J.25 per bunch ;
Choice , } 3.50 : i.50.
LKMONS f5 00 per case.
OittNans Florida , | 3.50rtJ3.7B per liox.
GAMK-Per dozen : Mallards , $250(32.75 ( ;
teal , J1.00@1.'J5 ; quail , 52.f > 0 ; pralrio chick-
eiiB175@4.)0rubblts1.00sijulrrolsfJOJj ( ) ; , ;
venison , UQlOcperlb.
CiuNBEiiuiES f3.00@9 00 per bbl.
PUOVISIONS Hams , No. 1 , lljfc ; No , 2
lie ; shoulders , 7Jc ; rib bacon , lie ; clear
bacon , HKo ; iiicniu hams , lOo ; dried beef
hams , 10)50 ) : tlry salted clears , short , 8tfo ;
extra short , 8 } o : short ribs , Sj c ; pickled
plus' feet , 15-lb kits , 80cj lard , 8@9o ;
smoked sausage , 0(38o ( per lb ; hog casings ,
17@lbc.
CBi.uur 25i730o ( per dozen ; fancy Wo. )
ONIONS au&lOo per bu.
CAHHAOE 1.00 per 100.
JiEcra lOo per bu.
TUHNJl's SOo per bu.
SAUEH KRAVT libls , 11.75 : liixlfbbls , $3.75.
APPLES Cholco , f3.50@2.75 per bbl ; fancy ,
| 3.oaper bbl1 ; common , H.50Q1.75 per bbl.
CIDKII Michigan , 5J.03gO.50 per bbl of 03
gals ; California pear elder , $15.00 per bbl.
I'oiCoitx Ulco , 3oj common , 2 > < o.
CAIIIIOTS iOo per bu.
HBAXS Cholco eastern hantiplckcd navies ,
2.00 per bushel ; western handplckod na
vies , | l.78@l.80j mediums. { l.UO@1.50 : Lima
beans , So par Ib.
lUv I-Vo : b , oars , No. 1 upland $0.00 j No ,
9 Upland , 15.00.
URAN-$15.00@10.00.
CUOPMJD FBKI > U.OO < ; jl5.00 per ton.
Cider , lO lSo per Bawlilto \ ;
wine , 10i20c per ( ? al.
HOXCT Mb ffanics. ICtjlSc.
Orocrrs' List ,
IJcvlocil prices nro as follows :
lUnotNQ Stark A , scamleM , S-Jc ; Amos
oap , seamless , IT'j'c ; Lcwiston A , seamless
o ; American , seamless. I7c ; burlaps , 4 to 5
bu , IKriHo ; pinnies , slni > lc , llc ! ; cunnlcs
double , SOc ; wool sack , U"ic. Twines Flax
3 c ; extra sail , SJQJ21C , sail 1J , 20gair ( ; cot
ton , 22c ; Jute , I'o. '
OntEii FutMT rips , in boxes , per Ib , 13(5 (
Irto ; dates. In boxes , TrtlOc ; London Malawi
layer raisins , per b'fif , ? 2.60ii3 75 ; Malaga
loose raisins , * J.30wJ)0 ( ; now Valencia
raisins , per Ib , S fe ; California loose muscii-
'tcls , per box. $2.0 ( 2.10 ; California London * ,
18 , ? 240 ; pitted cherries , per Ib. ISo ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , perlb , 12@13c ; dried
blackberries , per Ib , 7'j'@Sc ; dried raspber
ries , pcrlb , ! 24cg'oc ! ; evaporated apples , TJ fo )
ISc ; California sun-drlcd peaches , 13o ; Call-
fem ia tin pared evaporated peaches ,
cvajwratod California apprlcots , 18c : Xnnteo
currants , 6 > < @ 7c ! Turkish prunes , ( $4 * 0
citron , 22a"-lc ( ; oratifro peel , 15c ; lemon pcul
lOc ; Callfortlia French prunes , llftslGc.
Corrnns Mocha , Uo@20c ; Klo , good , lf ) ( < 5
17c ; MandahlliiK. ' 'tVSWc : roasting Uio , lfi ( ( $
Ific ; O. G Java , lMtfOc ( ; Javo , Interior , 22' < 5
U5c ; Kio , fancy , 18 if 1'Jc ; Santos nnd Mara-
calbo , 17 ( < tlflc : Arbuckles , 81 1McLaugh ; -
'
SuiiAit Uriinulatcd , 7J o : conf. A , 7a c :
\vhito extra C , 7'.jc ' ; ottra C , 7'iCj ' ( yellow C
OJ c ; powdered , H' c ; cubes , SV c.
MKKswtx Chdico yellow , 20g$2)c ( ; dark
colored , ll@14c. !
CitKnsn Younir America , full cream , 12 ®
12'ft ' ; full cream cheddars. HQ12c ; full cream
Hats , 12 } ( c.
1'icKi.us Medium , ill libl.M , $5,00 ; do. , lu
half bbls , ia.OO ; Himilt , In bbls , IO.IX ) ; do , in
half bbls , W.Mt ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do. ,
in half bbls , $1.00.
TOIIUTO Pluir , 2rtC3o ; smokhiB , 10@10c.
Jni.i.iKS f 1.25 per 30-lb pail.
SUT JI.II001.35 per bbl.
KOIT. 7 111 , lie.
MAI-I.U SuiiAit Urlcks , ll12c ( ( per ! b ;
penny cakes , I'JJCHic per Ib ; pure uiaplo
syrup , tK \ ( ) per gal ,
Tcvs Youiifj llysou , cointnon to fair , 1SS (
25c ; Young Hyson , # oed to futicy , no.Vic ;
Gunpowder , common to uood , ! ij ( ) 25o ; Gun
powder , cholco to fancy , 40 ( < ? tVie : Jnprin , com
mon to medium , 15i)20c ( ( ) ; .lapan , choicu to
fancy , ! iOit45c ( ; Oolopc , common to oed , 2.
@ ' )5c ) : OoloiiR , choice * to fancy , Myioo ) ( ; Im
perial , common to medium , 25ibi5c ( ; ; Imperial ,
good to funcy , 40iti ( > 0c.
NUTS Almonds , iiffll8f ( ; Illbcrts , l2Sl5c ( ) ;
Qnizll , 0@IOo ; walnuts , 12. ; ; pecans , IOC-flic ;
peauuts , tciXli' .
CiiAcuiiits 5@10c per Ib ; assorted cakes.
8(7E2.C ( " per Ib as per list.
"Cixtiv Mixed , O MIU c ; stick , < Jif@41r ;
roc'U eaml.v , li ) } f13c ; fancy candy , 728c. (
Hoi. i AND Hi nifivn OOc.
CODFISH J'i@7' < c.
Dry Goods.
COTTON EIANSJKI.S 10 per cent dls. ; LL ,
5'tfo ; CC , tl c : SS , 79/u ; Nameless , 5c : UX ,
Ibc ; 11 , 20o ; No. 10 , s' ' o ; No.10 , loj o ; No.
f,0 , I'J'tfo ; No. 80 itjc : ; No. JJO.colored , ! ) c ; No.
50 , colored. IB.No ; 7 > ) , colored , 12''c ' ; Urlstol ,
12Kc : Union Pacific , ITc.
WAUI' IJIb white , IOo ; colored ,
S Standard , So gem , lOc ; Ueauty ,
12'.Jc ' ; boouo , 14c ; 1J , cased , $3.50.
I'm NTS Solid colors Atlantic , ( Ic ; Sinter ,
Co : Herllu oil , ti'tfc : Garner oil , ( i@rc.
PKIXTS Pink and Ilobes Allen. Os ; River-
point , 5) ) < fc ; Steel Uiver , GUic ; Richmond ,
0'ijc ; Pncillc , 7c.
S Uress Charter Oak , 5'/c ' ; Ham
ape , 1'ijc ; Lodi.n' ' o ; Allan , tic ; Uichmond ,
tic ; Windsor , O c ; Eddy8tone , ( > Xc ; Pauittc ,
SiiKKnvnflerkeky cambric
No. ( W. D' ' c ; Uest Yet , I 4 .OVc ; butter cloth ,
O O , J'4c ; Cabot , 7' c ; Harwell half blenched ,
S' . < c ; Fruit of Loom , fl'fc ' ; Grccno G , fi' ' c ;
Hope , 7-Jfc : Kiiitr Philip cumbrio. He ; Lons-
dalc cambric , ll' c ; Lonsdalc , lie ; New York
mills , lifc ( ) ; Peppcrell. 42-in , lie ; Pejipcrcll ,
40-lu , 12e ; 1'epperell , ti-4. 10u ; Pepparell. 8-4 ,
2lc ; Pcppproll , 0-4 , 2'ic ; Peppcroll. KM , 2oj-
Canton , 4-4 , 8c ; Triumph , Oo ; AVuuisutta ,
lie ; Valley , 5c.
FiAvsui/3 Pliild Uaftsmen , 20c : Goshen ,
112'yo ' ; Clear Lake , UO,1 ; Iron Mountain ,
"
' ' : . White G H , No. 2. Pf , 23Kc ; G
H , No. 1 , ? { , 20u ; H H , No. - ' , f , 2iXc ; b H ,
No. 1. % , Jiilo ; Qucclico No. 1 , % , 4Jc.
Coii4nrJE\js Androscougin. 7 c ; Kear-
sarKo , 7Jfc : Uockuort. OJf ° ; Conestojja , OKc.
TICKS York , 30 m. , 12'/fc ; York , 2 in ,
inj c ; Swift river , 7fo ; Thorndike OO , 8 > < c ,
f hormltke J3E , 8 0 : Thorndiko 120 , ll > jp ;
riiorndlke XX , 15c ; Cordis No. 5 , 0 > < u ; Cor-
dis No. J , 7Kc.
Dcxivs AmosKeag , 0 oz , lO'c ; Everett 7
oz. 13) ) c ; Yoi-k , 7 07 , 13' c ; Ilavmakur , SV c ;
falfroy XX , ll > c : JafTrey 'XXX , 12' ' r ;
Beaver Creek A A , 12c ; IJeavor Creek 1JQ ,
lie ; Ucnver Creole CC. lOc.
KcvrutiKV \Ns-Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
ISc : Durham , 27J c ; Hercules , ISc ; Leamiag-
ton , 22 > c ; Cottaxvold , 27 fc.
Cisisn Stevens' H , ( ! > c ; Stevens' ' B ,
jleachcd. 7c ; Stevens' A , TJtfc ; Slovens' A ,
bleached , SJfc ; Stevens' P , 8Kc ; Stevens'
P , bleached , fl o : Stevens' ' N , OKc ; Stevens'
N , bleached , lO' ' o ; Stevens' Silt , 12) ) 0.
Mi-cni.i.AXious : Tublo on cloth , * 2.50 ;
plain Holland , O' ' c ; Dado Holland , 12 c.
Urown Shooting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Ho ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7 c ; Atlantic D , 4 J , ( y4c ;
Atlantic P. 4-4 , Cc ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , fie ; Au
rora C , 4 4 , 4 c ; Crown XXX , 4-t , Olfc ;
HoosierLL , 4-4 , lie ; InJian Head , 4-1 , 7Kc ;
Lawrcuco LL , 4-4 , (5c ( ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
ri } i ) ; Pepiierell 11 , 4-4 , 7o ; Pepperoll O , 4-4 ,
Jaic ; I'cpperell , 8-4 , Ib' c : Peppercll , 0-4.
21c ; Peii3rcll | , 10-4 , 23c : Utica , C , 1-4 , \c\ \
VVachusott 4-1 7 Aurora H11 7c Aurora
, - , c ; , - - , :
rora H , 1-4 , IIKc.
DUCK West Point 20 in. 8 oz. , lO'tfc ; West"
Point 20 in , 10 oz. 12'fc ; West Point 23 in , 12
oz , 15e : West Point -10 In , U oz , lOe.
FiANVni.8 Hod , C , 24 in. 15J c ; E , 21 in ,
21J c ; GG , 24 in , 2Jo ; UAF , % , 23u ; JHF ,
? , 27c.
GixniUM Plunkett checks , 7J'jo ; Whitten-
, on , 7J o ; York , 7' < o ; Normindl dross , 8 > e ;
Calcutta dress , h' c ; Whlttenton dress , 8 > c ;
Hunfrow dress , S' ' 'ifliit r.
'
CAMIWICS Slak'r , 5 > c ; Woods , 5 } c ;
Standard , 5'fc ; Peacock , Htfc.
PitiKTS , I N'liir.D Ili.ru Arnold , &VtcAmer \ -
can , ( i' ' o ; Glouc.'ster , O' ' c ; Ainol'l C lonu
; loth. Oo : Arnold IJ IOIIR cloth , 10) ) c ; Arnold
Gold Scnl , 10' c ; Stiefet A , 12c ; Windsor
Guld Ticket , 10 > c.
Liiinl cr.
First and second clear , iy in..M9 005151 00
First and second clear , 1'rf in. . . 47 OOfg.'jO 00
I'liird clear , Vi\X ( \ In . 43 OOfelO 00
A select , P4'iil ( ) > j in . ! )7 ) 00
H Hclect , lf } ( < l > < in . BH 00
A stock boards , 120lli ft , 12 In . 40 00
H stock boards , 12' < 4Ui ft , 13 In . 41 00
C stock boards , 12Mlil ft , 12 in . 'M 00
1) stock boards , 12 10 ft , 12 in . 2.1 00
L''loorlii ( , ' , llrst common din . Ill 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in . ill 03
Select lencnifj llooiinij . 19 00
SIdiiifr , first mid second clcarll@10 ft. . 25 00
Siding , llrst common , 10 ft . 22 00
Siding , second common . 10 00
Common boards . 11) ) 00
No. 2 boards , all lengths . 14 50
Fencing , No , 1 , 12 ( > t20 ft . 10 50
Fencing , No 2 , 12 , 14 and 18 ft , . 15 50
loist and scantling , 2x4 , 14 ( < 10 feet . II ) 00
.Timber , 4x4 , 8x8. 12@10 feet . 17 Oi )
Pickets , D nnd II Hut. : . 22 00
1'ickets , D and H square . 2200
Shingles , extra A . 2 SO
Shingles , Standard A . 2 00
Lath . 2 40
O G Uatts , 2Jrf in . GO
O O Halts , Ijtfx3 , S I S . ! )5 )
3 In well tubing , D and M bov . 22 00
Lientlior.
Hemlock solo , 18@27c perlb ; oak solo , 83@
! 0o per Ib ; oak harness , ! 10(232o ( per Ib ; Bolec-
cd oak and trace , 35c per Ib ; oak and hctn-
ock upner , 20-22o per foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , 80@90o per Ib , according to
velfiht ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , 00c@1.00 per
b ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , J1.00@1.10
icrlb ; hcmlocK kii > skin , No , 1 , COS ( > 70o per
b : oak kip ckm , No. 1 , 70 ( < J80c per Ib : Philn-
delphla kip skin , extra. 80@UOo per Ib. l-'rench
calfskins , ( according to weight and quality ) ,
! 1.15@1,75 per It ) . Frenhh klpakins. do , & 0c@
1,10 per Ib. Cordovan russett , ISoj satju
Inish , 20c per foot ; welt leather , * 3.50@4.00
> er side ; moroccos , ( pebble goat ) , 20W
> cr foot ; moroccos , boot loir. 25@30o per
oot ; glove calf skins , 20@30o per foot ;
Douglas kid , 30@40o per foot ; kangaroo
skins. 403500 per foot , according to quality.
Toppings , * 3.oo@l0.oo per dozen ; linings.
5.00itO.OO ( per dozen ; apronskms , flO.OO ®
2.00 per dozen ,
Metnls nnd Tluuors' Stouk.
Jlock tin , small plff . f .23
Jlock tin. bar . 29
Copper , planished holler sizes . 84
Copper , "cold rolled . HI
topper , sheathing. , . , . 30
Copper , pltti . 00
Copper , Ibita . . , .31
Qal , shoot iron.Junlata , B0-10nnd Spera di u ,
Iftt ? planished Irgn , 24 ( g 2 ? A . 10 > i.
Pat. planished Iron , 21 to 2713 . , , . . . .
Kooflnc , 1C , 14x20. 112 sheets . * 600
Uooflng , IX , HxAV , 113 sheets . 750
Hoofing. 1C , 20x23 , 112 sheets . 1100
Hoofing , IX , 20x2S , 112 sheets . 14.W )
Sheet iron , No. 20 . 350
Shfctlron , No. 27 . 803
Solder . IShQl'M
Tin plate , best chnrcoal
1C , 10x11 , ! J25 sheets . $ r > 0
IX. lOiU , 225 sheets . 8.25
Tin ulnto , coke
1C , 10x14. 2J5 sheets . fl2T
Steel nails , per keg . S2.
Steel wire nails , per keg . 2.PO
TUB KI2A1 < TY MAIIICCT.
Instruments Placed on llccur.l Dur-
Snir Yrnicrilay.
Win fl Allirltfht nnd wife to M Mftlcnh r.
lot H. lilk , sub nt blk 3 , Albrlelit's
choice , w < 1 ; , oo
Win ( I Albright and lfo to M .Malcnlioy.
lot 13 , bit ii , sub of bile 30 , Albright's
choice , w d l.f-0
O 1-obeclcund wife to M 1 < Attliur , lots3
and 4.blkf. l.lucoln plnte , wil TOO
Theo Olsm nnd \ > lie to J A Wcllunl , lot fl ,
blk I , South Onmlm imrk. vril. . . . . . 275
K S Hood nnd Ite to V II Coirnmn. lot 21.
blk II , rtud lot 2 ! ? , blk 10 , Albright's an-
UBX , wd 060
M .Morrison nnd Ito to II lloak'K , lots t )
ami ! i. lilk 1 , Morrison's ail'l ' , u il . . , 1,025
It U I'almer nnd wt.'o to K A Stern , lots 1
nnd L' . tec 1C , 115. r 10 ow d . 1,100
J II House , at nl. to IK'imuIngtiam , S Int
In lot \VoodlR\ui , vd ZJ4
V II Col ! iimn to .1 Ij Woods , lot 28. blk 10. ZJ4MO
Albright's unmix. il MO
TKCtttlurRUd to II I'hclps , wM ft
of e KU ft of s > i lot it , bli- . Orchard
hill , wd . IKO !
A DM ! iind wltn to G I'hnleil. o ! i of uw 14
of n-lfl-1'J o , wd . . l.GCO
J II Levy to I ! A Cnscy , n SO ft of lot B ,
blkSXM , , OmUm\v il 1.1,2110
(1 ( ( } WnllurL' , tr , to 11 .1 1'ox. lots 0 nnd 10 ,
blk.'l. Monmouthpark. w d l.GOO
( SO Wnlliuu. tr , to lU 1'ox , lots 2i and
2B , blk 4 , Montiiouth piuk. w d l.CO )
Willlnm Si McCagiiolo K11 > kComioll , lot
2 , ! ( > < U-15-l.'le , n c d
n K rrunih to P K McConnell. lilk ' ,
West Omnlin.rod | 1
131 ! I'lrnch to V K MiConncll , lot 2 , nee 1to
H-15-Uo , cicd to
Jo'inTinonuinto ' P Nelson , lot 18 , Ueod's
.Muthl , wil P.OOJ
O l.oli-ck nnd wife to C S Crossiunu , lots
' - nnd il , hliifoln place 700
0 K I'ninp niidlfo to A Nelson , a 1 7-10
norc < , t \ lot 2(1,14 ( lc-12 . . . im
1' II Carey und wife to K U Cut t IT. e HO ft
of M Ji lotO , blk2 , Orchard 11111 2,10 , )
Tncntvono transfers . . . W3.1.I7
ESTABLISHED 1851 I ISO So.
Chon60f | | Mg. ciarkSt.
The Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN A11D SURGEON
U still Treating with the Greatest
iSKILL and SUCCESS
Clironic , Ncryons and Priyate Diseases ,
NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood ,
Falling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Held and Back Ache and all the effects
leadiriK to early decay and peih ips Consumption ot
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
never-fatling UICCCM.
SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis
eases permanently cured.
* S-KIDNEYand URINARY complaints Gleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strlcturo , Varlcoccle and all diseases
of the Gcnito-Urln uy Organs cured promptly without
Injiiiy to Stomach , Kidneys or other Gtgan : * .
aaNo experiments. Ace and experience Im
portant. Consultation Tree and sacred.
3- Send 4 centi postage for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous nnd Delicate Diseases.
-Those contemplating Mamace nil for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both 25 cent ? ( MarnpO Conmlt the old
Doctor. A friendly letter or cjll may save futurcsuffer.
inland < hamcnnd aiM golden > ears tolifc.T&uool :
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " socents ( stamps ) . Medicine
and writings sent e\erywhcre , secure from exposure.
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IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
Medlcmn tlmt neeOj but tril
to prom 1U worth.
Drs Callender's ' Left liver Bilters ,
Tne only Dlatlll d Hitters In tha United
BUtcH. 'Hie only Hitters recognized 07 thu
United States Internal revenue lawn as a Pro
prietary Medicine. Lawfully Patented. No. ot
Patent 14-O.573. Contains no fusil olls.no
essential oils , no foreign uubMsnco or damag.
Inz driiKB. A perfectly pure medicine , com
pounded from Pure Hoot Herbs nnd Old Poach ;
pleaiant to the taste , quiet nnil derisive In it *
effect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice In
five days. HoculutoK the Honrle. Invlcoratea
Inactlre LiTer , Cures Diseased Liver , Krtvlve *
Uu Kidneys , Improves the Appetite Quickly ,
RegDlRtet the woolo systora. New Llfo to th
vrhols system.
ol.efU.lver lllttori Rro noM in Omaha. Neb , bytha
llowuitf IruKKi'tsKlilmnlson DniK CnfiSpcrlnl
lallflrs us lollouvi ,
Uoodmanl-ui ! ° Co. , W. J. WliltcliunsB , T. W.Spif-
f ril. Sara II. ftim'wortn. Htlirotorn rliurmucy
Kuhn * Co . Jo'm UludlKli , M. 1'arr , J. A. tullcr A. Co.
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h. ll.diMitmli.Jnlin F. HiitTtky.Mc > rrnlls ninrinaey
.Inracs honytli , II. I" Hell , Dr..1. J. S.irlllo , C .M.Cria-
rer , F.-liaiidlur , llalin'n I'hnriiincr.Uiirnajr * Iliiy'n
J.O Kluu.J W Clarke , I II. riclimldt. Max HetlitJ
KCIirl | Hn on.V. . K. L rahcrHOn , H. S. Cor , .Mnx
Conrnil , Krnr k W. 1'o.jZ , It. Ua < mu Min , ( ! BO. llocdor
Iloyrt's Phnrmacy , c. A , Molclier. llnwaril Meyers ,
hrunli DclloiiB A , Co. , wLiolesalo dealer' la Ciuun iiaJ
J ftl.lvcr Hitters
r MIItittdthro
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. rficciDiiuNfricTn
- - . , .
nnuo'if , mild * loolhlrg current ! ot
jty flMtillhri.ujh ( II wttk II > MI rtitoi.
-lo ImltB < nd Vljvicu. Slrintlh. lltrtno
Current C'J-f ltlniuiiilror cfiftltajcco { Inc. * .
Urttteif ImprorrmrntlOTfr all olhtr belli Vfont rklire per *
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FIRE INSURANCE BBOKER ,
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Rcrorencei HotronolltBD Katlonal Hank
Ji. U 1)111 A Ck ) . Tlio radftrtetCa
Rntl nil iirinar/troubleseaslly.ntilck.
lyaudsafelycured by UOCI'UUACuic
. tjoverul caueii cured In Heven daja. gold
l.M per box , all OrupKlsta , or by mull from IJo-
cutaMffe'.Co H3Wbrtot > t.N Y.I'ull Directions
Ki P. BICIIMAN. J. II.
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants
* n'
ORlMERWE3TERFIELp& MALEY
Live Stock Coinmission ,
tooni 15 , Kzcbanee HulldlnL' , Uiiloo Eteck Yurdj ,
rkiutli Uuiuhu , Neb ,
ALEXANDEH & PITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Live SocK ,
300D123 , Oppoilto KxchanEe Jlulldlni , Union 'Stock
* " _ YariJ , Huuth OuinUt.h'tC. . _
UN ON 8tOCH YARDS CO. ,
"Of Omaha , Limited ,
AerTctiltiirni Implements ,
"CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DealErinAgricnllnrallmplements , Wagons
rarrliRCi rind llnctlf. J < nietrrrtl ) tweeQ2thant
IDth , OniahiL , Xebraika.
LiNTiMGER' & METIMLF CO , ,
Agricnltnrallfflplements.fagonSjCurriagei .
niiRlr , Ktc. WboleiaU. Oniihn , K t > raiilia.
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
1 > 'hol ialf Dr&lf r In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
Wl , SKI , Vt > nd TO ? Jono Street , Omaha.
P. P. MAST Si CO. ,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders
Cultivators , llay FUkci.Cldor Mill * ami I.uVnn I'ul
itrltrrt. ( \ > r Ulh and Mcholm Mrveti.
WINONATMPLEMENT CO.T
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
OMAHA IHIANCU.
J. P. SEIBERLING & CO. .
Akron , Olilo.
Hanesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K. Moai ! , Manier , 1311 uaTrnnorlh Omaha
MOLINE.MILBljRN&STbDBARDCo
Manufactutvrs ami Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor , 9th and 1'aclflc Street ] , Omaha , Neb.
Artists' Nlntorlnlo.
" " '
'A HOSPE. Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
161.1 Houilai Slrrct , Omaba , Nobraika.
BooksollorB nnd Stationers.
H. M. & . B. W. JONES ,
Succciiornlo A.T. Kcnyon A Co. , Wholesale Allotnl
Bookseller and Stationers.
t'lae7 * > ldlne Stationery , Ccmnirrclal Stationery
li.-J l > ouilft ! < Street Omaha , .Ncli.
" Boots and Shoe * .
KIRKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
( Bucccilorilo ItffJ. Jonti 4 Co )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoe
Agentilor llotton HubDer Shoe Co. I WE , 110 JtllOJ
llnrney St. , Omaba. Ktbraaka.
W. V. MORSE i CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 1103-1105 Douglas St.Omaha ManufactorySum
nicr St lloaton.
Cpffooa , Splooa , Etc-
CLARKE COFFEE c6.T
Omalm Coffee ml bplcu Xlllli.
Teas. Coffees. Spices , Baking Powder ,
FlaTcirlnc KitrocU , Laundry Illue. Inks. Ktc. Ill
Ill6Harn y Street. Om hn. N br t .
Crockery end ciaeawnjrtD.
' '
'w. L.'wmcHT.
Aprnt for tbe Manufacturers and Importeii of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc Office.31" S Ulh St. , Omaha. NcbrMka.
PERKINS. CATCH &LAUMAN.
Imoortero and Jobbers of
Crcckery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Ktc. 1M4 Icrc St. KOT t'cston nul
Comrnlaslcn nnd Storage.
" ' " '
RID'SELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
cclalt " - - " - - - . rs < 'Vi.try ] , ( Ju
11311oward Striot. Omaha , ca
OEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
tSuccoiiors to Mcbbitnc & fcliroedcr )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oaiiba , Nobrnika.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
WUolcinlo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Comniision
Mcrchnnt. Correspondence Bol'.cttea. loll .NortU ICtli
Street. Oinxlm , .Npb.
COAL. COKE a
Jolers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
3no South nth Street , Omaha. Nohraika.
J. J. JOHNSON &CO. .
Mannfactnrers o/Llmn / ,
Bi1 hlpi PrH uf Coal , Coak , CJIDRII liaatcr , T.l
Drain Tlio , ami Sowar Hpe. OMce 21S.ij.ntki
St. , Oiuatia , Neb , Talcphcn 1)11. )
Dry Cooda ana Notions.
MrE SM7TH * CO. , "
Dry Goods , Furnisliing Goods and Notions.
* Um and 1101 Douglm , Cor. 1Kb St , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATR1CK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' FumlBhlnK Ooodi. Corner llth nntl IloJnoj
Stfl. , Omaha. Nebraska.
SKA FUEL
of Coal and
ZH 3outU I3th ft. . Orunha Neh.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wliolesale.Dealers in Fnrnitnre.
I'arnam Street. Omaha. Ncbraika.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furnilure
Onmlm. Noliraska.
Croc rlos.
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PAXTON , GALlTAaHER CO
Iliolesale Groceries and Provisions ,
70S , 707,700 ami 711 B. JOtli St. , Omaha , Neb.
MoCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers
,
) th ana I/cnvonivortl ) 8treet . Omaha , Nobrmko.
Hardware.
MARKS UROS. SADDLERY UO.
Wholesale MnnufacturcrauT
Sartillery & Moors of Saddlery Hardware
AndLoallior , noj , 14K > iindllirr Ilnraey Bt.Omr.ba ,
Nebr * ku.
JH avy Hardwnro
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring ! , \YaKUU Hturk , IInrilvrnro , Lumber , lite ,
nud 1211 Marnuj titritut , UOJalia.
HIMEBAUGH i TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Sbop ,
Machaulci' Tools and IIutTalo Bcalei. 1406 Duuglai
Htrcot , Omaba , Nebraika.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wliolesale Hardware ,
Cth anil Ilarner Ht , Omaba , Neb. Weitom A genii
( or Auitlo rowrter Co , JeCenon Hteul Nails ,
Kalrbtnki Htandird Hcatci.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREE13EN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wliolcsalc Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
UetnlH. hlir-ot Iron , fltc. AK nta for ndwe Scales ,
Miami 1'owdcr andl.yman llarbcd YCIro ,
Otaahit ,
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
HOT Hinter rJlre U Omaha. Neb.
OMAHA LUMBUR co
All Kinds of Bnilding Material at WHo
18t4Str ( itaDa Uolopl'aclflo Track , Omahn.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasl ) ,
YirdC rner 7tb an < l UowtlHi : Coroci
C. N. DIET2 ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ISthand California glrod . Omah.i , Ncbra k .
Limber Lime Cement
Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner < Uh nd non lmSu..Om nn.
I. W. HARVEY LUMBER CUTe
To Dealers Only ,
QfflC , jtCT Kurnmn gtrrft Omnhi.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
( julncr Wlilln Umo.
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lninlicr ,
Wood C rrl ml l' rquft Kloorlnf h a
_ Millinery nnd Notions. _
" > '
I. OBERFELDER * CO.i"
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
uth uih sim > t
OvornllB.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jcsns rnl3Shirt * . Ktc. lURMiil 1101 loutil ) Street ,
uruntia. Neb ,
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. .
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
4 < IJ ami IK > He nth 10th St. , Oinatm.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo Ornaiif. Btc. , Omahs. A. II lll'hnp , M
VINYARD & . SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
1104 lliuncj Struct. Oralin.
Office Fixtures.
TUB BIMMONDS MANUKACTUItlNO CO.
Mnnufacturn.s of
Bant , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle * . Sideboard * . Book Onsen , Drue Hxlim'i.Wal ]
t'a ( i < . Partition ! . Itallluiis.Coiintcri , tteernwl Wing
Cooler * . .MlrrorK.cto I'ailory ami omce , 17JU utid 17 ? )
boulb 13th St.umaba. Telephone 11:1.
Pnlnts nnd oils.
CUMMINOS & NEILSON ,
Wholc-nlo Dcnlcrnln
Paints , Oils , finilow Glajs , Etc ,
lllSVarn m Blroct. OmahaNeb.
Popor.
CARPENTER PAPCn CO.
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Curry n nice stock of Printing , Wrnpplim iiml WrltlDi
rn ar. tfpcclil altonllon ulron to tnr lot > l oitleri.
Paper Boxos.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Oinalia Paper Box Factory ,
Noi. 1317 and 1310 Douglni St. , Oiimba , Neb )
Soods.
PHIL. STIMMEL .t CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Fielfl and Garden Seeds
til nnd 1)13 ) Jonon ttrcvt Onmlm.
Storage , Forwarding & Conimlaolon
ARMSTRO NO. PETTI S 4 CO. ,
Storage. Forwarding and Commission.
Drnnrh hon > of tlio llerrnry Iluacy Co. IIUKxIci ti
nliolcsalu and retail , 1 US I.TlOnml 131. UarJ Street/
Omaha. Tclepliono No. "M.
Broworg.
STOR2 & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers.
1521 North Klgtlitcenth Street , Oinnlial > e.t > .
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. J
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice/ /
John Cponotcr , Proprietor. (130 ( Dodffn nnd 103unil lol
North luth Strout , Umnlm.
Printers' Matorlnls.
WE TERN"NEWSPAPER"UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers ,
D .er..n . . , B.pplle. .
Rubber Goods. \
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clotbluc uud 1-tcther lleltlnt' . IftM Kiinmru Btreetl
SjnhDrjora _ , Etc.
M. A mSBRCW/ CoT. "f
Wholoulo Mniiiir .cturcrs uf
Sasb. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings.
llr.incli ufflce , 1'itn and Izunl tJtrccU , Onmlm , Nab , v
" BOHN MANUFACTl/RINa / CC3. I
Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
. ' -ulilliiLM , Stnlr Work and Interior IlnKd Woo.l Mn
> u. ti. K. Corner Htb KII.I l.i ittunwcirth btroulfl , '
Ociabit , tiou.
_ _ StojQmFlttlng8 , Pumps , Etc. *
A. LT1 > TRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
: tcam , Water , Itu.lnny nnil Mlnlnit Kiinpllot , Etc.
KUIWauJVJl raruum htreetOmaha.
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Stoara arid Water BupplUs. n " "la'inrter for Mnit ,
_ Farnam t. , Om
U. b. WIND ENGINE ft PUMP CO.T
Hera and Water Supplies ,
Uallldar Wind Mllli. 018 nnd OM Farnntn Bt. . Omaha/
_ * ' ' _ jt""At-tlnn Malinger.
BROWN E'LL & uo. .
Bnsnes , Boilers and General Machinery/
Neuron ? T 5 | ' } - ; : . - | . . 1IMIU
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter Fen , Trap's. .Muniifacttircriofnllklndl >
Steam Boilers , TanKs and Slice ! Iron VM
Work SoutU SOlli and II. A .M. Cromlng.
I'AXTON & VIKIIMNU IKON WOIIKU. \
Y7rDUglit anfl Cast Iron Bnildliig Worfc1
Klno. llrm Work. Qoncrtl Kouudrr. M OIIIO ! | an !
Ulackimlth Work , oitlco anU Works , U , r. llf.
and ITIb btreut , _
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HJON WORKS ,
Mannfactnrers of fire and Iron Railings
Desk Italli , Window funrd . Klnwor Ht ndi , Wlr
fcllini.Ktc. Ul Nortli Kill Htruc'l.Umntift.
OMAHA SAFE nnd IRON WORKS/
Man'ifs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes f
Faulti. Jail Work , Iron oul Wire KuuilnK. Hleni , Kto.
U. Andreta. Prup'r Cor. llth uu.I Jutluoir bu ,
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
ron and Wire Fences , Railing Guards
nfl Scroenn.forUanlt ? , p1l'c . toro ie Usacoi. ( etc ,
JroproTfA Airnn. | fx > ckiuitri | .Mnclilnfry und
, Jllacxtmlib Worki. IM botiUiHUir-l. _ _
MEACHER iWHITMORE ,
Fireani Burglar Proof Safes , Time Loc :
_ _ * fr.J * * "f