Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11 , 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Ronm , Cudnhy nnd Jones Are Now
Pronounced Bullo.
WHEAT TAKES A SHARP UPTURN.
Corn Was Very Dull I'rovUInn Trndo
linn Itpcovcruil n liittlc Chiiiuc
to Kttrn llccvus Higher
Ilc > K8 Arc Lower.
UIIIGAOO I'HOIUJCK MAUKRr.
CIIUMOO , Drc. 10. [ Special Tclcfirnm to
Tnr. Hci : . ] The wheat market opened nbout
where it left off Saturday , .with unlcs of
May at (1.00. On the report , tliat S'.i'J rnrs
wcro received ut Minneapolis , the tnnrkct
t > relic ! < i Mitygotnptu { I.OS ) ; . This Min
neapolis news kept eomlnt : forward In differ-
cnt forms through thn forenoon. Ono of the
phases was the stiilcincnl that the number
of cars on sldo tracks ivt Minneapolis was
8f , > 00. This was subsequently corrected
down to 1,800 cars , including to-dav'o blK re
ceipts , nnd to-morrow's oatiuuto was 3.10
curs. The bin movement In northwest and
tlm non-fulllllmcnt of the predictions of n
failing off , Is 0110 of the strongest cards the
bears have left , and they are playing it for
its full value. The largo receipts at Mimic-
ttKjlls | have a decidedly illsrourngliig np-
ponranco. Information on the bAt of
authority , that back country elevator
stocks of spring wheat nro very
mail , and that farmers' deliveries of spring
wheat nro at least one-half smaller than they
wore u year ago , Is received skeptically , as
the further statement that u very largo pro
portion of the property tlmt is coming for
ward Is from country elevators , the wiping
out of carrying charges making it to the
owners' advantage to deliver It on Ueccin-
ber contracts. These things , which are
Mated as facts by wall informed and truth
ful people , are regarded with doubt by
blackboard students , who will not look be
yond the table of current receipts and ship
ments. For that reason the crowd took
kindly to the sellliiR side of the inarlcol early ,
especially as statisticians had given it out
that 1,000,000 , bushels increase In the visible
supply might bo expected. As stocks came
In , however , the statisticians wcro forced to
modify their estimates and the market har
dened considerably. In the meantime , May
gradually moved up to $ l.09'4. ' It sold
off to * 1.08"j , and up again to Jl.OO'aC'S '
1.09 % off again to fl.i-OJi , , up to 51.00.U ,
and then during the last hour it boomed to
* J.10 % , closing at fl.lUK. with January
quoted at ? 1.)5 ( ) > - ; . The posting of the visible
supply , showing the total stocks to be30,570-
OOU bushels , mi Increuso of 4SS.OOO Imshols ,
was the main cause ol the recovery of prices
from the bottom , and of the mid-session
steadiness. Then the Into cables came In
firmer , and an advance in Liverpool was
quoted. About half past 1" o'clock Minne
apolis wired tlmt u round lot of flour had
been sold there for London account at a
shilling advance. The news came from
prominent houses , and the result was a sharp
advance of Ic u bushel. The closing was
strong at outside llguros , and the last prices
murk an improvement of about ! } . < e in price ,
ns compared with Saturday. The stalwart
bull contingent In the local Held has boon re
inforced recently by the strongest and most
energetic operators , who constitute what
is known as the local talent.
Hcam , Cudnhy , .lones nnd their followings -
lowings are now pronounced bulls.
The mystery now isVIio arc the shortsl"
Outside of the moderate 1'orcign Interest , the
shorts cannot bo located very satisfactorily ,
unless it should turn out that Hutctiinson is
heavily llxcd that way.
Corn was very dull. Receipts were heavy.
The weather is still favorable to a free
movement trom thu farmers' hands ; and
there is only a dull , dragging demand from
the shippers. Tliero was no outside business
of any account , and even the loc.il trade was
tmall. January opened at 'i3 ( . < i'ir ; > tfc , but soon
wcakenod to ! HJ/e , and later to iMj V , back to
S4 } 3W < : , nud again to : ! 4 ; < c. May was
dull and without friends until HTI c was
reached , at which price there was a strong
demand developed , presumably from the
short Interest : and on the publication of the
decrease of 4MOOU ) bushels for the week in
the visible supply , the demand from the sumo
source was further stimulated to a moderate
extent , and there was no enthusiasm or
even life in business. January closed at
B4J < c , nnd May at U'ic sellers , which is u
decline of kc on near futures , and there is
no change In the price of May from the clos
ing llgurcs of Saturday. Tliero were no
charters made to-day.
The provision trade recovered a llttlo from
Saturday's ' depression movement and was in
no wise bullish , but tlic market , presented u
stronger front , and as a rule closed higher
after modornto fluctuations. In pork the ad
vance established was lUc , and in short ribs
Co. December lard closed ly e lower.
CHICAGO IjJVB STOCK.
CHICAGO , Doc. 10. | Special Telegram to
Tnr.Uci : . ] CXTTUS The demand was some
what moro active than on Friday last , with a
Blight up turn on gond and useful natives.
The sales showed no particular advance , but
lalcsmen came near getting what they were
asking , and what the property was worth ,
limn on any day last , week. There were
lomo 3,000 Texnns nnd rangers among the
irrlvnls tlmt also sold somewhat bolter than
last week. Cows and canning stock were
> nly about steady ; too many Tcxiins to get
my advance on cow stock. There was some
Inquiry for stockers and feeders , but trans
lations were few nnd far botwoon. The ro-
colpts Included 8,000 Texnns and western
cattle. Cholca to extra hooves lOo higher , at
t5.00(3C.r ( > 0 ; medium to good steers , lfl.M ) to
1500 Ibs , M.00@-l.Ki ; 1200 to HIM Ihs , f3 B'J < < 4
1.10 ; P50 to 1200 lb , fl.OO@l.OO : ; stacker * and
feeders , $ l.UO ( < j8.0 ; cows , bulls nnd mixed ,
M.2. " > ( < Z ! > . ! K ) ! bulk , $1 S55'J.2 ( ) ; Texas steers ,
f3.1G@IJ.35 ; cows , 1.4Uc8'J.10 ( ; western mutt
ers , * ; ) .00fi.8 ( ; : ) ( > .
1 lees Trade was rather slow at the open
ing , with n downward turn of about 5c , nnd
U that decline the bulk was sold. In some
Instances , especially In the Northwestern di
visions , there were u few sales tOc lower ,
few were loft at the close. Common pack
ers nnd light mixed sold at $ T > .1Cr .20 ; best
packers , $5 , 5 5.iJO , and best heavy at S5.40
M5.45 , the outside being the top ( irlca of the
day. Light sorts sold largely at $5.15@ . ' 2 ( )
for " 00 Ibs and down to 100 Ibs. Averages of
ICO Ibs nnd down sold at $5.2003.355 light
light , that Is averages of I' . ' " , wcro scarce
Mid sold nt $5. OgJS.25.
FINANCIAL.
Ni'.w YOHK , Doc. 10. fSpoclal Telegram
! o Tin ; LJisu.l STOCKS The stock market
( pence ! extremely active nnd decidedly weak
Ibis morning , a Hood of stocks being offered ,
ipparcntly by London and LJoston. Declines
from Saturday's ilgures extended In the general -
eral list from ) { to ) per cent. Lacknwunnn
iml New England were each down 1 , nnd
Missouri Pacific ! } < f per cent. A heavy drl vo
was immediately made at last named stock ,
tnd It further yielded 13 per cent. Manitoba
lost ! ' , Cotton.Seod Oil 1 # , and AtcuUon I
per coat. L'.ickawanna , howavor , showed a
unall gala in the face of tbo fulling market.
Bears were talking of tbo largo gold ship
ments and the lower market for our securi
ties abroad , some predicting that the dis
count rate of the bank of England would bo
raised to 0 per cont. At noon the Downward
movement was checked and a partial rally
followed , Missouri going up IK , nnd Now
Kngland % per cent ,
In the afternoon the bulls were encouraged
by dispatches from Chicago announcing u
conference there Tuesday , between the Inter
state railroad commissioners and all the
prominent railroad oftlcluls , for the pnrposo
of bringing about harmony between all the
warring lines. This , with n report trom
London that f3.000.000 in Uusslan gold would
reach there t by the 17th Inst , , started the
market on the up grade. At the close a bot-
tcr fooling prevailed , and early declines , with
few exceptions , were fully recovered. Coal
stocks all show an improved tone , and close
with advances of K to 2 per cont. The
total transactions wcro 31,000 shares , includ
ing Northwestern , 2.XOW ) ; St. Paul , 47,000 ;
LnKo Shore. il.OOH : L'nlori Pacific , 13,000 ;
Lncknwannn , 2000J : Heading , 41,000 ; Mis
souri Paollle. 20,000 ; New England 19,000 ,
nnd Richmond Terminal , ISOtO shares.
The following wcro the closing quotations :
( J. H. 4s regular. . . VJT1 * , : Northern Pacific. . 21s.
U. S. < s coupons _ 12" ' , I ilopreforred . f S'
1 * . S. 'Ssr.KUlar. . NW It' . * N.W . U ! i
U. ? . 4'4seoiipons..llS < lo preferred , . . . .l.'W
I'arillc lis of 'M . . .us ! .V. V. central . 1M
( Vntrat 1'arlllp . . . ; O'i p. . I ) . At :
( Tilcngo A : Alton . lit iltock lilnml
Chicago , nnrllngton it' . . M. .V ft. I'
* QiiliiPf . 101 i cloprcfcrred
I ) . . Ii. & \V. . , . . . .V " , St.l'nuUVOmnha.
lllinoli . rentrai.3 ] | iloprefcrreil W
. . . - L'nlon 1'nriflo CHJ |
Kansas & Texas. . .
_ MM i < ln prcfrrretl.fit
MlrhlRnn Central. . Wi iWcstorc Union. . . . . b-i !
MONET ox Ctu. Kasv nt Ift1 ( nor cent :
last loan , 1 per cent ; closing offered nt 1 per
cent.
I'liiws MEIICANTILB PAI-BU 12f < ftCJ per
cent.
STF.iii.ixn ExctHNnr : ( Jnlot but stronger
with nctiial business at W.MJi for Mxty-dny
bills , anil Sl.bS.Jj for demand ,
I'HODUCIS.
Deo. -Wheat Steady ;
cash , tl.O-Jjf ; January , 11.05 , ' . ; ; May ,
sl lU _ *
Corn Steady cash , 34'J-lci5 ; January
.1IJ < cMa.v. ; Jir c.
Oats Firmer ; cash and January ,
Muy , aii'gu. '
Rye 51c.
Maney N'olhing doing.
Prime Timothy Nothing doing.
Flnx-JI.51.
Whisky ll.iO.
Pork Higher ; cash , SlS.Jir1January ; ,
tiUTK : ; May , il3.irii. !
Lard Firmer ; cash , JS.05 ; Jnnunry ,
$7. ' . rjtf ; May , tS.10.
Flnur Unchanged ; winter wheat , $ .1.7.1
( SS.7."j ; sprlng wheat , S4.'J5 i.75 ! ; rye , W.50
< ft'.l."t.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $7.00 < i7.12Vf :
short clear , ? 7.8r.1i@7.'JO ; short ribs , i'.QJtf
7.10.
lluttcr ICasy ; creamery , 2'J < 23'2oi dairy ,
lS ( < 72iJe.
Cheese Firm ; full cream chcddais 10'-J '
Tulle ; Hats , llitfllWc ' " ; Voting Americas ,
ll > 4 ( UKc.
Kggs Easier ; fresh , C0 ( 22c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy grcea salted ,
0 > Ju ; light green salted , tl'fe ' ; green , .r ) ;
salted bull , o' ' c ; green bull , 41-4'c : 'green
dry flint , 7 l , ' ( ' 5o ; dry calf , 7 < ii)5i ) : ; branded
hides , l.i percent off ; deacons , vJi3Jj ! each ;
dry salted. I0n)15c. )
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid uc ; No. 2 ,
4c ; cake , O.kj'c.
Heccipts. Shipment ! ) .
Flour , bbls . b.OOO t',2.000
Wheat bu . IM.OOO I'J.OOO '
Corn.bu . 211,000 40I.ODO
Oats , bu . l' ) ,0'J'J ' 101,000
Uye , bu . . . . .
Nciv Vorlc. Dec. 10. Wheat Recomts ,
IS , 100 ; exports , none ; snot market dull ami
' ' .jc tinner. Xo. 2 red , * 1.0.V. , ( l-03f In
elevator ; fl.H ( ! > . , ( ( Jl.Hl ( nlloat : S1.0(5 ( ( < cl.ii7 %
f. o. b. ; No. ! i red. HSc. ; ungraded red , h7..jc ;
No. 1 red. $1.14. Options moderately active
and strong , opened 1jfti' > -c lower , declined
, 'h ( "JaC , advanced 1 ' ( , © ! * < > ' , and closed ? o
nbovu Saturday. No , 2 red , January , closed
at $1.00' ' . | ' .
Corn Receipts , S.VOO ; exports. 27,400 ;
market moderately active and ' 40 lower ; .No.
2 , 47c in elevator. 474'@IS4e ! ! afloat ; HI.
t'rndoiuiixeda7 , , ' @IS . , e ; No. : ! , -i4y:4i12c : ) ( : : ;
options mnri ! active. \ ( < l i < ! lower , and llrm ,
January closing at Wtfy.
Oats Rccoijits , 102,000 : exports , 'jii : spot
market w ak , moderately active and ' CS'a'c '
lower ; options dull , 'sGOU'e lower , nnd
steady ; January , 3'c ; spot No. 2 white , X > ( ic
; ! 54c ! ; mixed western , 2i : > jf l32c ; white
western. JHQM.'ijC.
ColTec Options opened barely steady at5@
f Jtf I'ointsup and closed weak at : iOr .GO points
below Saturday. Sales , sjl,7.)0 ) bags , including
DeceinDor , in.-IO'ii'lu.riO ' ; January , ? 13. . " > 0(0 (
15.75 ; February. l5.0f : ! 15.75 ; March , SID.W
( IB15.SS ; April , firi.2.@ir'j ' : > . Spot Rio , barely
steady nnd quiet ; faircnrirocs , $ lf.jO.
Petroleum Steady ; united closed at S9 > jjC.
Eggs Easy and ( juiut ; western , 23o.
Pork -Easy ; mc s , $ U.7'jC"'lu.OO.
Lard Easier ; closed steady and quiet ;
western .steam , $ S.oO ; January closing at
SS.ttO bid.
Butter Quiet ; western dairy , 14@J. > c ;
western creamery , 20 ( 33c ; Elgin , nominal.
Cheese Firm , with fair demand ; western ,
St. imuN. Dec. 10. Wheat Higher
cash , $1.02 ; May , SLOi'-f.
Corn Lower ; cash , D'JJjC ; May IM c.
Grits Steady ; cash. 23o ; May , 20 > < c.
1'orlc Quiet at $14.00.
T.anl J3.10.
Whisky Jl.ri.
Hutter Quiet and easy ; dairy , 202Sc ;
creamery , liO@3. " > e.
Kansas City , Dec. 10. Wheat Strong ;
No. 2 red , cash , no bids nor offerings ; May ,
$ l.ll ) ( T bid ; No. 2 red. cash sales at Slio ; No.
2 , soft , cash , W c bid ; February Sl.OOJrf bid ;
May , * 1.Q1 bid.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 , cash , 27Jc nskcd ;
December , 2 < H c bid ; January , 27c asked ;
May sales , Wy c.
Oats No. a , cash , 23c asked ; January ,
213 c bid ; May , 23u bid.
llviH'toil ) , Dec. 10. [ Special Cablegram
to THE Uii.J-3:30 : p. m. Close. Pork in good
demand ; prime mess , eastern , b2sCd , llrin ;
do , western , 71s 3d , llrm.
Lard In less demand ; spot 4Ss , steady ;
December.14s ( id , dull ; January und Febru
ary , -His : td , dull.
Wheat In poor demand ; now No. 2 , win
ter , 8s , dull ; do , spring , bs.Id , dull.
Flour In poor demand ut 12s , llrm.
Corn In fair demand for spot , with less
demand for futures ; spot , -Is 8 } d , dull ; De-
comDcr , 4s Stl , steady ; January , - isJfd ,
steady ; February 3J d , llrm.
Hecoipts of wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports , none ; Pacific ports. 25,000
quarters ; other sources , 21,01)0. ) Koceipts of
American corn , , ' ! 5,800 ( juavtors.
Cincinnati. Dee. . 10 Wheat In fair de
mand ; No. 2 red , $1.01.
Corn Active but unsettled ; No. 3 mixed ,
8'JOflOo.
Oats Quiet and barely steady ; No. 2
mixed , 2So
live-Dull ; No. 2 , flic.
Whisky ( Juiot nt $1.14.
Milwaukee , Dec1. 10. Wheat Firm ;
cash , 'J7o ; January , 'JS o : May , H.OI tj.
Corn Dull ; No. y , : frf3Je.
Oats-Dull ; No.'J white , 29 ( iT30c.
Hyo-Steady ; No. 1 , flic.
Uarloy Steady ; No. 3 , 77c.
Provisloiin Easy ; pork , ? H ,
niimuMiiinllH , Deo. 10. Buyers held oft
for tlio bulk of S73 cars to be represented. to
board before looking around , nnd even the
demand was not large enough to cut much
llguro , Some dealers claimed that the best
grades brought ns much as nt the close ot
last week , but a majority claimed that Sat
urday's prices could bo obtained forthosama
quality of samples. Closing Quotations :
No. I hard , December , $1.20Jtf ; January ,
$1.21 ; May , S1.2S ; on track , $141 ;
No. 1 northern , December , il.OU ; January ,
Sl.ll ; May , Jl.lil8 ; on track. * 1.12'115 ;
No. 'J northern , December , $1.02 ; January ,
" May , Sl.OOJn' ; on trad : , fl.03ftl.UO.
iii'vn tu'oua.
Deo. 10 , J'ho Drovori' Jour
nal ronorts as follows :
Cattle Uccoipts , 10.000 ; market stronger ;
choice beeves , sf5.0iJ.'i.5lJ ( ; steers , W.OOis !
4.S.ri ; stnekcr.s und feeders , fl.OOG.W.20 ;
rows , bulls nnd mixed , 51,2502.00 ; Texas
cattle , $1.40@3.25 ; western rausors , 03.00 ®
a. to.
Hogs Itccelpts , 20,000 ; market slow and
5$10 ( < J lower ; mixed , f3.10@WIO ! ; heavy , $ .1.15
(1(5.45 ( , light , J5.00i'5.iO ( : ; sKijis , M,00@4.UO.
.Sheep KccclptH , 7OiKj ) market slow and
weak ; natives , $ J.7oCi3.25 ; westerns , Si.55
C < ? 4.60j Texans , t'J.'JOjS3.405 ( lumbs , fl.OJ ®
4.75 ,
Kununa City , Doc. 10. Cattle Receipts ,
2,300 ; shipments , none ; market strong and
10@l5o higher ; cows lt > @ 20c higher ; good to
cholco coni'fod , fl.40@t ( > 5 ; 'common to mo-
dinuiJ,20@4.50 ; stocUorsand feeding steers ,
1. 0 3.20 ; graso range steoM. ? 1.00MJ.3' ) ;
cows , $1,00132.75.
Hogs Hecelpts , 5,072 ; shipments , 583 ;
market lower ; common to medium , $ ( .TDQ $
0.10.
National Stuck Ynrilw , East St.
Ijouls , Deo. 10. Cattle Hecoipts , 2,000 ;
shipments. 1,000 ; market strong ; choice
heavy native steers. f5.0CK < ? 5GO ; fair to
good native steers , fl.40fl5.10 ; butchers'
steers , medium to choice , W.iOjj4.r ! ( > 'J ' ; stack
ers and feeders , fair to coed , & .00@3.20 ;
rangers , corn-fed , t3,00@4.20 ; grass-fed
Hogs Receipts. 6,003 ; shipments , 1,000 ;
market 5@10c lower ; cholco heavy and
butchers' selections , .15@5.30 : packing.
medium to. prime , H.SO@5.00 ; light graacs '
ordinary to kst , f5.00CJ5.20.
OMAHA IjlVI
Cnttlc.
Monday , Dec. 10,1SSS.
There was not much to do with on the cut
tle market to-day , nud what few eattlo wcro
hero wcro not very choice , although there
was a bunch of fair westerns nnd an extra
good bunch of corn-fed natives. The Ugh
receipts hml n stimulating effect tipon-thi
market and the trade was about lOo hlghe
on really desirable beef cattle and butchers
stock. A.S usual on Monday , there was .very
little demand for feeders , although then
wcro some of the best westerns on sale tluv
have been seen hero in ROIUO time. ' Uoot
feeders are held at about JJ.OO.
Moss.
As compared with the close on Satunlnj
there was very llttlo chnngo In the marke
to-day , but as compared with .Saturday morn
Ing there was n decline of f > @ 10c. , The receipts
coipts were not heavy , and salesmen wantcc
stronger prices , which made tin
market drag n little , but n clear
nnco was effected before mlddn :
nnd nothing was carried over. Light hogs
were in good demand and they sold u llttlo
stronger tlian-Snturdny's close.
Htiecn.
The receipts were liberal and the quality
good. The market was firm aud fairly ac
live.
Sheep . 1,3. > 0
Prevailing I'rlum.
The following is a ti'jlaof prieji pill In
this market for the gr.Uo > of stocc moil-
tmncd
Pnmestoors. 1303 to 1509 Ibs. . J. % 73 ( ffil.50
PrimostoeM. 110J to U'JO ' IUA. Vr M.OO
Native feeders . 2.73 ( < W.OO
Western feeders . 2.00 ( r .iJ )
Ranco steers , eom'on to choice 2.50 yt,20 ;
Common to good cows . 1.23 Ou'i.Ol )
Cholco to fancy cows . ' . ' .00 C'V-.fi" '
Commonto choice balls . 1.23 fSi'.OJ
Fair tocnoicoliKht hoes . 5.IU i' ,5.l5
Falrtocnoico heavy no s . 5.15 ( < i.'i.25
Fair to choice mixed nog * . 5.10 tij.20
SllJi.
CATTLK.
No. Av. Pr.
27co'ws ! )70 ) ? 1.25
l > steers and cows 1,421 1.30
-bulls 1,143 1.51)4 )
1 runner 1,000 1.50
Scows 1,175 1.5J
2.1 . heifers isj : 1.110
I bull 1,020 1.70
1 cow ; 1,12(1 ( 1.70
21 cows I'll ' ! ) l.ifi
1 cow.- S30 1.70
1 bull 1,270 l.yj
1 cow 1,120 1.85
Ibull 1,070 2.10
17coWs 1,015 2.00
Oeow.-t U41) ) 2.10
HI cow * 1,120 2,20
1 cow 1.300 2.23
1 steer , corn-fed native 1,240 11.00
10 feeders 710 2.0"
13 feeders , natives 932 3.00
I ! feeders , natives 1,143 3.10
20 steers , natives 1,2.53 3.25
U bulls 1,100 3.f,0
20 steers 1,107 3.15 ; )
Kisteers 1,359 3.75
100 steers , corn-fed natives. . . .1,430 4.50
1IAXGU UA1TI.U ,
Owner. Av. Pr.
A. C. Hotsford
01 steers , Colorado 1,050 $3.111
79 steers , Colorado lOSl 3.10
lions.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
ho..213 120 $3.CO C.3..251 ' CO $ . .15
GI..2iV , ll',0 , 0.10 72..2S5 120 515
71..2KO 120 5.10 7S..2U 120 5.15
01..253 12. ) 5.10 75 2SI 120 5.15
( W..2.--0 M ) 5.10 OS..2-C SO M5
0".251 100 5.10 OS 2 > 5 100 5.15
02..277 120 5.10 72 255 210 5.17H
iri..24l 240 5.12'4 01 . . .279 200 3.17' ;
02..2'.I7 ' 240 5.12)5 ) 00..21)1 ) 100 5.1i'-J
03..204 200 5.12' ' . , 52.331 100 5.11'
07..2SO 2-.0 5.12C' , 55 311 120 5.17' . , '
( id..274 1O ) 5.12W } 70..274 SO 5.2J
54..275 2i'0 5.12U ; 50 350 100 5.20
IB.204 } 200 5.12 > i 01 . . .30t 100 5.20
5S..325 2SO 5.15 03..2,17 , y ) 5.20
f..l..2St 100 5.15 05..322 SO 5.20
C0..2S7 200 5.15 (111. ( . . .202 20 ! ) 5.20
.55. . . .311 ICO 5.15 04 31V. 300 5.22J4
(19..231 ( 210 5.13 47 ! ! 23 40 5.25
b2..217 120 5.15 40 40S 40 5.2 , .
03..273 5.15 01..2117 5.25
SIIEK1' .
No. Av. Pr.
2 natives 125 $2.75
220 natives < J2 3.40
15S corn-fed westerns 130 4.37j
Tjast "Week's Snles.
Showing the total numbpr of head of stock
sold on this market during the week ending
December 8 : '
Cattle . ' 7,914
Hogs 14.S1J
Sheep 1,811
OMAHA WIlOLKSAliE MAUKKXS.
Produce , I'Yitlts , Rtc.
it Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 20
@ 30o ; choice country , 22 ( > t25o ; medium
grades , 18C2lc ( ( ; common grades , 100 $ 14c.
FI.OUH Nebraska patents , fli.O'JOr.50 ;
Minnesota patents , j.25C'C7.75 ) ; straight
grades , $5. 00 5.50 ; bakers' ' Hour , $3.25 ( 5.75
per bbl.
POTATOES Nebrasita , 25@4'Jopcr bu ; Colorado
rado , 75 ( < JSOi : .
SWKCT 1'OTATOUS 3J3 > 5C l > 0r 11) .
POULTUY Live chickens , $2.50(751.75 ( per
doz ; spring chickens , $2.50C , ' 3.00 ; dressed
chickens , 7fi2c per Ib ; turkeys , 8 ( ' 10c.
Eons Strictly fresh , 23 ( < 424c candled.
MAI\OA Git\rr.s In kegs , 12c pur Ib.
HA.VANAS Common , $ i.G9g2.25 ( per bunch ,
cholco , $2.5003.50.
IJUMOXS J5.00 per case.
OiiAS'ons Florida , $3.500 3.75 per box.
CSvMC Per dozen : Mallards , $ i. 0i(2.7i ( > ;
teal , f 1.00 1.23 ; quail , $2.50 ; pruirlo chick
ens , ? 3.73 ( i4.00 ; rabbits. $1.00 ; squirrels ,
fl.OO ; venison , OOElOc per Ib.
CiuNMiBiiitins $ S.OOoi9.00 jier bbl.
Piiovisioss Hams , No. 1 , ll o ; No. 2 ,
lie ; shoulders , 7 0 ; rib bacon , lie ; clear
bacon , llVfe ; picnic Iiains10c ; dried beef
hams , 10)/c ; dry salted clears , short , SJtfc ;
extra short , S > jjo ; short ribs , SJfo ; plckeled
pigs' feet , 15-lb kits , SOu ; lard , 80iOo ;
biriqkcd sausage , 0ii.Sa ( per Ib ; hog casings ,
UCI.IJUY 2.Ti30e per dozfaenncy ; , 40j.
Oxioxs30@lOo per bu.
CAIIIIAOK $3.00 per 100.
UlillTd lOc per bu.
Tuuxirs 25o per bu.
nSvuuiiKnuuT Ubls , $1.75 ; half bbls , $2.75.
APPLES Choice , $2.50 (2.75 per bbl ; fancy ,
$3.00 pnr bbl ; 'common , Sl.fiOQfl.iS per bbl.
Citip.il Mlolilgun , f3.00@0.50 per bbl of 32
gals ; California pear cider , f 15.00 per bbl.
Pot1 Conx Rico , 3 ? : common , 2 > c.
C..unoTo ( Oo per bu ,
HBANS Cholco eastern hand picked navies ,
2.00 per bushel ; western handplcked nn-
vics , { 1.75l.bO ; mediums , ? 1.30@1.6I ) ; Lima
bcana , Co per Ib.
HAY R o , b. cars. No. 1 upland 0.00 : No.
2 upland , f.VOO.
UiU.v-5.CO@10.00. !
Ciioi'i'iM ) FII : ? 14.00@15.00 per ton.
Coit.v-20K27o.
OATS 22 < ji22c.
VIMIIOAH Older , 10@l5c per gal.j whlto
\vine , 10@20c per gal.
HOXKY l-lb frames , I5Q1SC.
Ijist.
Revised prices aru as follows :
HAOOINO Stark A , seamless , 22a ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , 17 > jo ; Lowistown A , seamless -
loss , IPc ; Amcrlsan , seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
4 to C bu. , ll@llo ; gunnies , single , 13c ;
gunnies , double , 20c ; wool sack , Me.
TWINBSFlax , 3Sc : extra sail , 200J21o ; sail
13 , 2021c ; cotton , sio ; jute , Do.
Dm KM FnuiT Figs , in boxes , per Ib. 13JJ (
lOo ; dutes , In boxes , 7 ( < 5lOo ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , J2,50f3.75 ( ; Malaga
loose ralslus , 2.30@2,5 ( ) ; now Valencia
raisins , porlb.S o ; California loose musca
tels , per box , f2.00@2,10CAllfornla ; Londons ,
1S5S , * 3.40 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 18o ; Call-
forma pitted plums , tier Ib , 12 ( < ? 13o ; dred |
blackberries , per Ib , 7K@Sc ; dried raspber
ries , per Ib , 24@2Jo ; evaporated apples. 7V@
16o ; Callforula sun'drled peaches , 13o ; Call-
forulaunparcd evaporated peaches , I5@18o ;
evaporated California apricots , I8c.untco ;
currants. K < 37c ; Turkish prunes , 43 4J4'o ;
citron. 22@24o ; orangopeel , 15o ; lomoii peel ,
lOo ; California French prunes , ll@lUo.
CorrcES Mocbu , 23@20c ; Rio , good , 1C ®
17oj Mandahllng. 2 ' < J2Sc ; roasting Rio , 15&0
10c ! O. G. Java , 24C < < sMo ; Java , Interior , 22 ®
83o ; Rio , fancy , ISfllOo ; Santos nnd Mara-
calbo. ITOlpo ; Arbuckles , 2ia\ \ McLaughLin -
Lin fl v < Xv Vi ' ' /ft
StiOAU-arnnulatcd , 7 > o : conf. A ,
whlto extra C. n/c ; extra O , 7i'o ; yellow O ,
0 > jfo ; powdered , bkcj cubes , 8X < J.
llEKSWAX-Cbok'O yellow , 20Q27Kc ; dark
'
colored , ISQHo ,
n Young America , full crcnm , 12 ( <
full cream cheddnrs , 110J12C ; ful
crc4int flats , 12Ko- . .
PtcKt.r.s Medium , In bbls , $5.00 ; do. In
half bbls , M.OO ; smnil , in bbls , ? ! ! .00 ; do , In
half bbls , f3 GO ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do
in half bbls , M.OO.
Ton.u-ro Plug , C0@43c ; smoking , ICQOOc
Jnt.ur.9-Sl.iri per 30lb.all. .
Svi.T-f l. ! X7t 1.35 per bbl.
Roi'K710il
Mu'i.r. SfOAii Hrlcks , ll Tl2c per Ib
penny cakes , 12013o iwr Ib ; pure tnnplo
syrup , Sl.W per gnl.
to .fancy , yii45c ) ; Oolong , common to good
25' < 35e ; Oolong , cholco to fancy , 50 ( < 70e
Imperial , common to medium , 25S35c ( ; lui
perlal , good to fancy , 40ic30c ( ;
NfTS Almonds , 15 ( < n > c ; tllbcrts , 12@15c
Urnzll. ( > oj)10c ) ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , 10 ( < tllc
peanuts , C < ( i9c.
CiurKKiis Off lOc per Ib ; assorted cakes
8rt25e ( per Ib as per list.
CAXDY-Mlxcd , 0.ei2Xc ! ( . ; stick. OJ Uc
rock candy , 10 ! < @iao ; fancy candy , 7 <
HUM.AXII Hr.iiuixd OOc.
Coiirisu O
Dry
COTTON FI.ANXKI.S 10 per cent t9'i | kt" ,
rae , i'"ijc ; union i'ncuic , KC.
CAHPKT WAiii'-Uid , white , IDc ; colored
22c.
22c.HATTS
HATTS Standard , Sc ; gem , lOc ; beauty
12V.V : boone , I4c ; H , cased , $ ii.5 ( )
I'KINTS Solid colors Atlnntic.Oc ; Slater
Oe ; Merlin oil , 0 } c ; Garneroil. 0ig7c (
Pitixts Pink and Robes Allen. Oc. River
point , fi'/i' ' : 'Steel River , 0) ) < o ; Richmond
O''e ' ; Pacilio , 7c.
PIIIXH DresH Charter Oak , S'/c ; Ram
npo , 4' ' c ; Lodl , fi' ' o ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond
Oi1 : Windsor , 0) ) < , c ; Kddystone , OJc ; Pacllic ,
llJ C.
iJi.n.vcnnn SIIIIKTIXO Uerkeloy cambric
No. ( ! 0 , ' . 'He ' ; Host Yet , 4-4 , 0 obiittercloth ;
OO,4'4c ; Cabot,7'ic ; L-'urwcIl , half bleached
S'ic ; Fruit of the Loom , 9'4c ' ; Greene O
OJ4e ; Hope , IJi'o ; King Phillip cambric , lie
Lonsdalo cainttric , llJn'1' ! Loimdalo , ' . 'c ' ; Now
York mills , 10 'c ; Ponpercll,42-in , lie ; Pep
perell , 40-in , 12c ; Pepperell , 0-1 , lOc ; Pep
perell , S-4 , 21c ; Pepperell , 0-1 , 2.k ; Pepper
ell , 10-4 , 25c : Canton , 4-1 , b'fc ; Triumph , tie ;
Wamsutta , lie ; Valley , 5e.
FiaN-xii.s-tPlaid : Raftsmen , 20o ; CSoslion ,
32 ! < c ; Clear Lake , 'M a ; Iron Mountain ,
UOIISKT JIIAXH Amlroscogfiin , 7 ° 4u ; Koar
sarge , 7jc : Itoekport , 0fc ; ! ; Coucstoga , OMo
TICKS York , 30-iu , 12J.e ; York , 32-iii ,
! , ' , ; ; Swift river. 7io ; ; Thorndike , OO ,
8 > c ; Thorndike , HE , * Vtfo ; Thormltkr. 120 ,
! l > | c ; Thorndlko , XX , I3e ; CordU No. 5 ,
ll'c ' ; Cordis , No. 4 , 7c. !
L-YANNHI.S Whito-OH , No. 2 , % , 22' < ; e ;
GH , No. 1 , % , 2Jc ; HH , No. 2..22 c ; HH ,
No. 1. f , IWc ; Quechee , No. 1. 4 , 42c.
Dr.NiMs Ainoslcc.ig1 , 9 oz , llio , ' ; B rctt , '
oz , 13' c ; York , 7 oz , 13'j'c ' ; Haymaker , SJ c ;
JnfTrey XX , ll'a'e ; Jiiltroy XXX , 12 , ' > ; c :
Heaver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver Creel ; BU.
lie ; Heaver Creek CC , lOo.
KENTUCKY .1 lux.s Memorial , 15e ; Dakota ,
ISo ; Durham , 27 * ( . ; Hercules , ISe ; Leaming
ton , 22gc ; Cottswood ' , 27J c.
CKASII St'cvens' H , OJtfe ; Stevens' H ,
blciiclutd , 7i' ; Stevens' A , 7'c.e , ' ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , SVfo ; Stevens' P , b e ; Stevens' P ,
bleached ' Stevens' ' N 9 Stevens'N
, li'4c ; , e : ,
bluacheil , lo.'jo ' : Stevens'SUt , 12Wc.
MiM.'iii\Niors : : Table on cloth , $2.50 ;
plain Holland , fl > , 'o ; Da.io Holland. 12 , ' e.
BUIMVN Sur.iiTixd Atlantic A. 4-4 , Wi
Atlantic H , 4-1 , " ' 40 ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , % ( . ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , ( ic : Aurora LL , 4-4 , ( ic ;
Aurora C , 4-4 , 4'fc ; ; Crowa XXX , 4-1 , O c ;
lloosiei-LL. 4-1 , ( ic ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 > < [ fj
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , Oa ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5 > , , c ; Peppurell U , 4-4 , 7c ; Pepperoll O , 4-1'
0" , o ; Pepporcll , S 4 , ISlrfo ; Pepperell , 9-4,2K- ;
Pepperell , 10-4 , 23c ; Utic.x C , 44i o ;
Wneliusett , 4-4 , < u ; Aurora H , 4-4 , 7c ,
Aurora H , 4-4 , ( i } < jC.
DUCK West Point 29 in. S oz. . lOJ e ; Wett
Point 2' ) in. 10 or. , 12Ki" West Point 2J in. 12
oz. . 13o ; West Point-10 In. 11 oz. . ti > e.
FI.ANXIIRod. : . C , 24 in , 15J. < c ; K , 24 in ,
21Ko ; GG. 21 in , 20o ; HAF , % , 25e ; JHF ,
% , 27c.
G i son AM Plutnkctt oiicckfi , 7l cA\ ;
ton , 7' ' c ; York , 7Kc ; Normandi ilrc.ss , SJ
Calcutta dress , 8 > u ; Whltteiiton dress. Sc ;
Kent'rew dress , .S ! < jrtl2 ( > . . , c.
CAMIIIIICS Slater , SjjV ; Woods , Tij.fe ;
Standard , 5j c ; Peacock , "i' c.
PmNTS , Ixninu HI.UI : Arnold , 0 > < fc ; Amer
ican , OJic ; Gloucester , 0'4'e ' : Arnold C long
cloth , flc ; Arnold 15 long cloth , 10 " : Arnold
Gold Seal , 10140 ; Stibfel A , 12c ; Windsor
Gold Ticket , lU3tfe.
licatlicr.
Hemlock sole , 1827c ( per Ib ; oak sole , 33@
' 86c per Ib ; otik harness , 30 ( < ? 32c jier Ib ; selec
ted oak and trace , 33c per Ib ; oak and hem
lock upper , 20f { 23c per foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , SojiiilOo per Ib , according to
wojght ; oak calf skin. No. 1 , 90o@Jl.00 per
Ib ; Philadelphia calf skin , extra , fUH@l. ) 10
per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , 00if70o per
ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 70.-iSOc per Ib ; Philadelphia -
delphia kip skin.extra.SOCiCOllc per Ib. French
call skinsaccording ( to weight and quality ) ,
t15 \ ( 1.75 jier Ib. French kip skins , do , SOc
( tfSl.10 per Ib. Cordovan russett , 18c ; satin
finish , 20c per foot ; welt leather , ? 3.50@UJO
per side ; moroccos ( pebble goat ) , 20ca30i ; ; per
foot ; moroccos , boot log , 'J5i ( 30e per foot ;
glove calf skins , 20 i30c per foot ; Douglas
kid , 30@40c per foot ; kangaroo skins , 40@50o
per foot , according to quality. Toppings ,
$ S.OO@10.00 per dozen ; linings. f5.OOMU.00 per
dozen ; tipron skins , 810.00@12.00 per dozen.
Ijiililbcr.
First and second clear , l.f In..f49 00 ( < I51 00
First and second clear , \yt In. . . 47 00 ( < i\r > 0 ( K )
Third clear , l JlKiu 43 00 ( < i4 ( ( H )
A select , ItfC Uif in 3T 00
H select , lj4'itM ( hi 3300
A stock boards , 12 ( < ? 1(1 ( ft , 12 in. . 40 00
1 $ block bourds. 12ilO ( ( ! ft , 12 in. . 41 00
C stock boards , 12 ( jl ( ! ft , 12 in. . 30 00
D stock boards , 12C < ? 10 ft , 12 in. . 23 00
Flooring , llrst common , 0 In 34,00
Flooring , second common , 0 in. . 31 CO
Select fencing flooring 19 00
Siding , lirst nnd second clear , 14
( < ? lli ft 25 00
Siding , llrst common , 10 ft 22 00
Siding , second common 1 ! ' 00
Common boards 1000
No. 2 boards , all lengths 14 50
Fencing , No. 1 , 12 and 20 feet 10 50
Fencing , No. 2 , 12 , 14 and 18 feet 15 50
Joist and scantlltiL' , 2x4 , 14@10 feet 1(5 ( 00
Timber , Ixl , SxS , 12@10 feet 17 ( M )
Pickets , Daml II lint * 22 00
Pickets , D nnd 11 square 22 00
Shingles , extra A.1 , 2 80
Shingles , standard A 200
Lath 2 40
O G Halts , 2' ' in 00
O G Halls , ! Mx3 , S IS 35
U in well lubing , D and M bov 2200
.Metals nnd Tinners' .Stock.
Hlock tin , small pig ? .23
Hlock tin , bar 29
Copper , planished boiler Bizes 31
Copper , cold rolled. . ; . , 31
Copper , sheathing 30
Copper , pitts 30
Copper , Hats , 31
Gal. sheet iron , Juniiita , 50-10 and 5 per c. dis.
Pat. planished iron , 21 to 27 A 10J ?
Pat. planished iron , 2-1 to 27 H OK
Hoofing , 1C , 11x20 , 112 sheets ? 0.00
Hooking , IX , 14x20. 112 sheets 7.50
Roofing , 1C , 20x23,113 1 sheets 11.00
Hoollng , IX , 20x2S , iaheets 14.50
Sheet iron , No. 20 ' " , a.co
Sheet iron ; No. 27. . . . . 3.X ( )
Solder , . . 15J < i < ifil7i
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets. , 50.50
IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets. . , , 8.25
Tin plate , coke
10,10x14,225 sheets 0.23
Steel nails , per iteg. . , , 2.25
Steel wire nails , per keg 2.1)0 )
County Coniniliislonin-ri' Junket ,
County Commissioner O'ICeelTo and Super
intendent Shane loft for Detroit last night.
These gentlemen have gone east to hold n
consultation with Architect Meyers with re
gard to the heating appliance * of the new
county hospital.
For CoiiKlid nnd Throat Disorders
UBO Unoivx's HIIOXCIH.U , TUOOIIES. "Havo
lever changed my mind rospactlng them.
except I think better of that which 1 began
hlnking well of.1' ' Rev , Henry Ward
IJcecher. Sold only In boxes.
MOCMHCH to Wed.
The following marriage licenses were is-
uod by Judge Shields yesterday :
William Good , Omaha . 80
Mary Snow , Fremont , Neb . , .2J
Calvin H. Sprigps , Omaha . . .85
Parrio Thomas , Omaha . . , , , . 80
X1IK HEARTY MAKICKT.
I'lnuod on Iteoord Dur
Inn Vcsionlny.
0 K mrkf r nnd wife to M A Krnsler , lot
7. tiikll Tiinrnbert' I'ln.'o , wd $ aiO
George Johnson ana wlfoto I * J Johnson ,
lots H nncl 10 , blk V. Waterloo , w < 1 7fO
J II ( lro Miinnto C K Hcitcr , . ! " 0 ft of n
m ft , lots 8 and n , t > ik2 , AS I'ntrlcK'a
mill , wd 3rw
\V It llriinitn ana wlto to J (1 ( Wlnstnnlcy ,
ttml ' 4 of s r , ot n o ot n w C-ll-U ev a C,5DO
J (1 wmstantuv to ! ' H Warden , lot ! l ,
MorsniHU I'nrk , nnd also same as lust
nbovi-.wu o/iOJ
W I. Pelby to A Johnson , lot 22. blk I , W
i. spibyft ut. wa a : > o
15 II Chandler to I' Smith , lot f , bile (1 ( ,
Meirosolim , wd 3JO
W 1C Kurt ? to II W I'ennock , lots 13 to 18 ,
blk HH , ami loti 1'Jtoll , blk 121. mm-
rteo I'lnoe , w l 1SOL\ )
H l' Iltirko and Inisbnnd to\V U Taylor cl
nl , s Kl ft lot (17 ( ami M ft lot ) , Windsor
place , wd 3,700
Mitttml IhvcMtmimt i'o to J KTroxtl. lot 7 ,
bit M , Illghlaml pliicn. wtl 6,500
W A ( loodunl and Ifo to Mutual Invest-
iiu-nt I'o , lot 7 , blk 10 , Highland plnco ,
J It riaVktoii'mid' Vl'fo 'to 'i' ' \Voscis !
lot I. blk 2. Mill J 1 Iteillok'H add , w d. . . 7,500
U M Vnro and wife to M I * Itohltison , lot
3 , sub lot 22. Mlllnrd * t'Hldwell's tiiUl ,
wd
1 Jtlchcnberg and w Ifo to J II Melklv. lot 1 ,
lilkdlutiil lotfi , blk 7.1. South liiiuliK.\vil ) y
J HmubirK mid wlfo to ( leorei * I'luinbeck
otnl , aioincti'i-y , n\v cur urn oH-IMIe. 100
Ilcuzon A ; Johnson to public , plntjot lot 17
to2l , llruzotiA ; Joluisiin's Mib
Win (1 ( Albright nud wlfo to Albright M i :
church , lots 1 and V , blk ! Albright's
Choice. wtl MOO
1'atvtclc Lniul To to .1 T 1'ut 'h , lots 1 uiul
2 , blk ll.-i , Iliiniti'f I'lulio , wil 2,200
( J U UurKor unit wife to J M ItlchartU , lot
li , blk ll.orthuril Hill , wd . . . . . C.W
J I. Mill's I'tnl to K Stringer , lot I , blk 7 ,
On-hard Hill , wa WO
r II Johnson and wife to N At hrUtUnson
lot I. blk 7 , Orchard lllll.wd 1AX )
KStrliiKor to M A L'Urlitliuised , lot 1 , blk
7 , Orchard lltll l.WO
fhrintliinsoii ami wife to H Munn , lot I
1. blk ' - ' . Van ( amp's add. vtl SCO
Wllllnm It Croft to U K Piilmt-r , ? , int in
lilk IhCriulit Kun'-ltftnild ' , wa
UK Iat. oii to J Weber , lot in , blk ; > , l.aku
Vluw , wa 750
The following building permits , wcro issued
yesterday :
W. It. Hllrhrook , two-story frame , near
Cm fluid street . * 1,000
II. l.ycka , addition to cottage. 2119 1'arker
sticet .
I-'rauk C tin. one-tory fnini'.1 , between
Oak mid KlniHtrcutM . COO
( ! < nrce lii'twclier , riMiiodcIhn ; church
"
for dwi'lllni ; , Uavonport , between
Tw only-eight u nud Twenty-ninth
stroi-ts . ;
Pat le < iuonil , on ; ntory I'ramo cottage ,
Martha stteei ami Twenty-ninth u\e-
nm < . foa
lill/abetb ( ialliiKher. two-storv brlclc
store nnd Hats , Thirteenth und Center
ftn-els . 15,010
fcamiiei Nlcnolsnn , ont'-stqry tranio cot-
limr. Twoiuy-Soventli , between lriit ) !
and llramlutli streets . FO )
Seven permits , nggrcinitlng . $18,0. . " .
"Wo Point with Pride"
To the "Good name : it homo , " won by
Hood's Su'su : | > ; u'illi. : In Lowell , Mass. ,
where it is prepared , there is inoro of
Hood's Sarsupurillu sold than sill other
medicines , asul it has { riven the host of
witisfiiclion since its introduction ton
yoai'd iijo. ( This could not ho if the med
icine did not possess merit. If you sulTor
'
from impure blood , try Hood's' Sarsapi- :
rilla nnd retili/.o its peculiar curative
power. *
lnvc litntiiiSi tli : > Itooent K cation.
Committees from both imlitieil p-irlios
havu been formed to contest the recent leg
islative election. Tnis will be done bcforj
the next legislative body , which assembles
at Lincoln the first week in January next.
Tlit- gentlemen who have taken thu subject
in hand met yesterday afternoon in the city
hall and took depositions , which will bu pre
sented to the legislature. Charles Potter
was the notary before whom the depositions
were made. Charles E. Redlield was the
llrst witness called. He spoke of the doings
ut the Second product of the Second ward.
County Clerk Rochu next appeared mid cave
the election returns as onicially made. The
proceedings nro expected to occupy several
days.
Catarrh Cured.
A clergyman , after years of suffering1
from that loathsome disease , Cntiirrh ,
mid vainly trying1 every known remedy ,
ut last found a recipe _ which completely
eurcd'atid saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing a self-addressed slumped envelope
to * vof. J. A. Lawrence , 88 Warren St. ,
Now York City , will receive the recipe
free of charge. _
"Wanted to Hoi ) Colonel Dudley.
W. H. D.ivi ? . a negro who for several
months was a roustabout at Nellie King's ,
was arraigned before Judge Hcrlcu on the
charge of trying to work a drunken man at
the Union Pacific depot Saturday. Ills
victim was no other than Colonel Dudley , of
Waterloo , who proved to be in a most maud
lln condition. Davis was suen making
pretty free with Dudley , and , as the police
saw the state tflo lutto r was in , they sus
pected something was wrong , and demanded
of Davis what ho was doing with the Waterloo
lee , man. The colored man replied that ho
was Dudley's servant nnd was only taking
care of his master , Sergeant Johnson , how
ever , was acquainted with both of them , and
knew Dnvis was lying , lie therefore ar
rested the negro , and the latter , after hav
ing boon confined m the central police sta-
lion over Sunday , was given llfloen moro
days in the county jail.
on Vestilinled limited.
Via. I ) . & O. R. , is the only Veslihtilcd
Train run from Chicucfo to the National
Capitol. JO very car in the train is ves-
tihuled mid heated by steam drawn from
the locomotive. The entire train , in.
eluding UnggiiKo Cars , Day Coaches
and Pullman Sleepers , ITIIIH through
from Chicago to Washington and Balti
more and no extra faro is esaeted. The
Vcstlbulud Limited leaves U.iSs O.dopot
Chii-iigo , at 7:05 : p. m. daily , and arrives
Washington the next evening at ! ) : ! i5 ,
and Baltimore nl 1J-15. ( : The eastern
express leaves Chicago daily at 10:2o : : p ,
in. , and Iho entire train , including Day
Coaches and Pullman Sleepers , runs
through to Philadelphia via. Washing
ton and Baltimore.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
iSticcessors to John 0. Jaeobj. )
Undertakers andEmbalmers
At the old stand. 1101' rnrnain St. OnU-ra by
telegraph solicited nnd iiromitly iittemleil.
Tulcpliono to .No. ' 1 ,
WFAK EHC ?
u' " *
KM jft cirri-Uof
' 1391 vu Dtrrura , inrly il
. luit mntihooil , , if. 1 nil ! M-nil a volunlilf
( H-nlt-il ) fontaliilnj full | iitlcular4 fi
ioni't. fn-e ft clmrtff. Ariclm * .
PFIOF. P. O. FOWLER , MouUus , Conn.
HOWTOAOT ,
w r..u " " \ I"itVlporiniMnnlion.lfilored. | | | lre-
MtnC ' m lutoIlccllno and Kiinctlonal ditor.
* A < ' " cutfiifM | ( < iuW'imicli.M ( llclnM.
,
S I RUf W MARSToV CO.I lrM''M ' .l < ' 'li"k. '
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PALMER , RICHMAN A : CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
jmco-Koora2Oppo ! lu > Kichango llulldliij , Union
titock VBrd , Koutli Oiuulm , Nub.
3RIMER.WESTERFIELD & MA LEY
Live SlocK Commission.
kern 15 , EiclinnKO IlulldliiK , llnlou Stock Vardi ,
tiouth Oinulrn. Nub ,
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UNION STOCH YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , Limited ,
1. .
liiiplomdnts.
CHUHCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
tlatRlp * .Tciif ? -olhclwecnrthatiO
UKli. Onulia Nrliraskn ,
MEttMLF CoVi
/ igricnltiiralImilementsionsCarriage3 { , \ ,
Uuc le , iic. : Wlioloalc. Omaha , NobrMla
ARLrN "oRENDOHF * & MART INT"
Wliolcinlii tlCftlfM In
Agiicnllural Implements , Wagons yuggics
Ml , an. Wi ana IVf Jonci Street , Oianhn.
P7 P7"M AST Sico7.
.Manufacturers of Bucieye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivators , I'aj nkri.Cii1or MIIU and I.mnn 1'ul-
> crltvri. Cvr. lltli ami Nicholas Mrretn.
\VIN6TTX IMPLEMENT C67i
- Wllor ! lle -
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
J. F. SEIBERLINO ie CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
achiBcryaiiil Binder Twine.
W. V. Mcitit , Mnnnter. HlJlenvinw.irth > L Ora lm.
MOLINE.rYIILBURN&STODDARDCo
.MiMnifoctutrrsnii , ! Jot'lirrs ' In
laps , Buogios , Rakes , Plows Elc ,
Cor. Otli nml I'aculc Sltx-ota , OmMm.N'eb.
Artists' fflntorlnli ) .
A HOSPE. Jr. .
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
nmclii Slrpol. ( minim. Nobniikn.
nnd Stationers.
H. M , .V S. W. JONES ,
Successors to A. T. Kciiyon A Co. , Whalrtale & Hctnll
Booksellers and Stationers.
Kino Wedding SlnMnnorr , CoiniiHTclHl Slntlcincry.
ISV. Ilut.vmi Sliucl. Omnlm. .Nvb.
Boots and Shoos * _ _
KIRKENDAI..L , JONES & CO. .
( Micet-Mora to Ilvnl. Junm A to. )
Wliolesale MannfactDrcR of Boots anil Shoes
AKvniilur lliislnii Ituliucr SliciCo. . JllK , 11C.J . A.1IIW
Llurney bl. , Ouinliu. Xcbrnnka.
W. V. MORSE \ CO. .
of Boots and Slices ,
3101 1103-lia'i IXiuulns SI . Omnl-.n Mnnulnttorj.Sum-
inor > t. . Udioii.
Coffees , Splooo , Etc.
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"CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Onuiliu Coffee nml i-ptce MIIU.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder.
Flavorlnir Kitrncu , l.p.utnlry Illiii' . Inks. Klc. HM-
lllf. llnriiuy Slrucl. Dmuhn. J ebrusla.
Crockery antTcinsavvaro.
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\v. L. WR'IOHT ,
Agent forthc" MiviiufncluirrB and ImpnitPts of
Glassware Lamps Cliiinneys
Crockery , , , ,
lye. OH re , .11 ? S. UUli tt. , Omnha. Ni-brntkH.
PERKINS. CATCH & LAuTvlAN
Imoiirivm uml .loi'ber of
Crc-cicry , Glassware , Lainjs , Silverware
Ec. 15U Kcr .m St. . * o- \ \ -ton llullillni ; .
Commission and Storage-
RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Mercliants ,
SpcclaiUo * " 'UtT. Krr * . < 'hfrcf . ln"lry. | ( .amc1.
. 112Hn\vnra _ Strnot. Omnlin.
GEO. SCMROECER & CO. ,
Kiicccswrs to McPbniio . fc'clirorilvr. )
Protese Commission and Cold Storase ,
Omiilm. Nubmska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wliolcsnlo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Coinniision
Mcrt-hnnt. CorrotiiondoncosolVltcil. 1CI ! North li'tli
Coal , Coke and r.imo.
6M A HA C'6 A L7 C O"K E & U M E CO.
Jofcs of Hard and Soft Coal.
SCTPoutli 13lli Street , Omaha , Xchraokn.
J. J. JOHXSOX .t CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime
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Anil shipper.- C'cinl , Couk , Cement , 1'JiK.tiir , I.lmo ,
liraln Tllo anil Miner I'lpf. Olllri'.ilS S. 1-ilh
M. , OiiiulKi , Neb. T.'lci'lionefcll. '
Dry Goods nno Motions.
M. E SrvflTH CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions.
1103 anil 110J DoiiRla" , Cor. llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATR1CK-KOCH DRYCOODSCo
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods.Mions .
Gents' rurolsblni ; ( ! nml . Corner llth and llnJncy
Sta. Ouiahii. Nclinnka.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. . * '
Snippers of Coal and Ctiia
511 t-oiilh l"lli ! 'l. . Onintrv. N'p | .
Furniture.
DEWEY & 'STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
rarnniu plrcet. Omaha. Nebruika.
CHARLES ipHIVERICK ,
Fiirniliire
Omaha. Nubrusica.
_ Crocorloa.
PAXTON , GALLACHiR"A.- c6".7" '
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisioiis.
nit 7li. JOtli ? t. . Omnlm , Neb.
Wholesale Grocers ,
I II ) nnd l.eavenwortli Htruiitr , Onmhn , Ni
Kardwnro.
MARKS BROS. S A D DL * E ffY"U o7
Wliolcnalu Miuiufncturfri of
SadilleryS Jfoersof Sadfllory Hardware
AnU Leather. 110) ) , IM'i iiml ll' ' > i Ilurucy St. , Oinntia ,
Honyy Hardware. '
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
8prlnziWHKnn Stock , Ilanlwarn , I.umhor , Ktc. IJU )
uud 1211 llanify Hlruct , Oinulrn.
HIMEBAUUH ft TAYLOR ,
Bnilto1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop.
Mechanics' Tool ] nnd IlulTnln Rcalos , I&j Douglai
btruut , Umalm. Nabrunka.
RE CT CiRH EUVIY Si CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
( ttinntl Ilarnpr g | . , Omaha , Nob. Weitorn Accnli
lur Auitln 1'owilur Co. , Jvtr r on Meel Nuile ,
Kalrban'o btanUnnl Hcn'i' .
LEE.CLARKEfcAND.EESEN , HARD ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
lniN , Flieot lion , otc. Agents for Howu Sculus ,
Jllanil I'owiler nnd J.yiaan llarbud wlru ,
Umithu , Nobraskii.
Hatu , Caps , Etc.
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vf'i. . PARR O'TT E & c dH
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
HOT mrney Street , Onmhn. Net ) .
Lumber. _
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LUMBER CO .
All Kinds of Building Material at WbMe
I6tistfoct nd Union l'ncino'j'rarli.0r . .ti .
LOUIS BRADFORD"
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , M.
Door , Kc. : Trdi-0orn r 7iti n.l Uoiw.'m ; corun
C. N. DIE t2.
Dealer in All Kinflj of Lumber ,
l.'lh ami CnlifcrnlR Strccl ! " , dniahn , NcbrnXin.
FHtD W. C1UAY.
Lnmbcr , Lime , Ceinont , Etc. , Elc.
Corner flh anil lonela < Fi . .Onmh .
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
OfflffMlCB Vnrnam Street Oruntm.
"JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , "
Wholesale Lumber , Elc.
irntui\Ni ? ; \ n : VrT& 5ii !
VjulmyVlillo l.liiu' .
CHAS. R. LEE
Dealer in Hardwood Lite
Wood Carpels anil I'arquel Kloorlnn h n
Mlllinorynnd Notlona.
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I. OBERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
3N.inmiiHl ? South lllli Sl
_ _ ' _ _ Ovornlls. _
CAN'RELD MANUFACTURING co
Mannfaetiirers of Overalls ,
Jeans I'nut'.SiiUt" , Klc. lUtlninl 1101 IKmylat Street ,
Uaiaha. .Nub.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. .
\Vholcsale \ Notions and Fiiriiisliing Goods
4IS ) nnd 4K < .umth 10th .ul. , Omalm.
TANK UNECO. ,
Wiolsale Refined and Lnbricating Oils.
A loiri'a o. Ktr. . Oninln. A. II. lll lmTi. Mmim-ori
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Good ? .
1105 llnrnor Street. Onmlia.
_ Office Flxturon.
THi : MMMON'DS MANIJ- |
MiuiillnctnrL'-s uf
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures.
Mantle * . Slilelioanls. IlimScrnsi-J. Drill : rHhiri'i.Wall
f i" . 1'imittmi ! . , laillnii ! < , rimiitor , lli-crnnil Whig
ConhTH , Minor.cliKuclory nn > ' otlire , 1\'M \ nud 17&
bouili iiih : : < ! . , Umnha. 'Voleplionu 1121.
Points and Oils.
A. NEILSON. >
Wholesale Douicrtln
Paints , Oils , Window Glas : , Etc. .
Ills Fnrnnm Ptroct. OmahaNob.
. Pnpor. _
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CARPENTER PAFErfcC. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry a nlco nock of I'rlnlliiK Wrapping and Writing
l'u,3r. tipvclHl Httuntlon Klvrn to airloail onlers. .
PfiporJJoxes.
j'OHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory.
No < . 1117 ftiul U1U Uoiulas St. , Oniiihn , Neb.
_ _ Goods.
PHIL. STIMMEL. .V CO , " *
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
I'll ' 1111,1 L > 1. | June * Slice t lliimliii.
Storage , Forwardlns * . Commloalon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS A : CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Drunch honroof the llonnur lliiKk'y < 'i > . lin tloial
wtiulcaulu and retail , l : H IJlOaiul i > 12 Iznrd Sutct ,
Omaha. Tolephonu Ko.'M.
jt Browora-
STOR2 & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
11J1 North ElvlUtuctitU Street , Omnlm , Kch.
Cornlco.
EAGLE CO'RNICE WORKS ?
Mannfactnre Galvanized Iron and Cornice.
John Kjicncter , I'roprlntor ' .VI ladii ) } tuiil JUI mid IM
North lUth dtrcut , Uui.ihu.
Printers' Mntorlnls.
WESTERN-NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers.
DuRicrMn Type , 1'ipipes ' ' .
and I'rliilern' Supnllca. Wl
gouth l.'lli .Siri'ol , Oinalm.
Rubber Cooflg.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Jll ClotbliiB mid Leather Iltlllcc. 1UHI Kariimn FlrocU
Sash , Doors ,
Ni. A. DISBnOV.
'A'liolesulo Marni. .rturprs of
U Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrnndi OHlcn , l.'lli nnd I.rd Kln-ctn , Omnlm , Not ) . 1
' " "B'oiTN "MA NuFXcTiJ nTrj c"e5T" j
filannfactiirers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
* . ' tillliiR ? , Hlnlr Work mul lnli > rliir llnr'l Wool Kin-
lu. .N. 1 : . C'oniiTMIi niiJ iH'iivuutrurlli hlruul ,
Oiuuliu. IS't'U.
Fittlnea , Puntps , Etc.
" " A. L. STRANG CO. , "
Pumps , Pines and Engines.
Hcara , Wuler , Uii.lwny and Mhilni ; Hupj'llua ' , Ktc ,
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I'JU..r.and W ) I'nriinni btivul , Oiuitlin.
Locks.'i
l U H CH I LlpU M PCO. .
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , Fittings ,
Steam an ( ! Wnlcr SupiillcB. tTe'iiiiarli'r . < < irMmit ,
- _ „ _ _ _ tf.\rnnm t. , Om
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. . "
Stepm and Water Supplies ,
nggas :
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B R O W N E L L & C 6 . .
engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
* . ! „ " . . . , , , WO
Iron
Carter A con , rrop'n. .Maiiiifncturcr.iol nil klndi
Steam Boilers , and Sliest Iron WorK
Works r-'outh iOlli nnd II. .V M. CrotrliiK.
I'AXTON \ VIKIH.IKO IKON WOHUS. (
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Worlf ,
I.'ui'lno * . lltii Work , Ganoral Toimilry. Muolilna nad
Jlluglitiullli W"rk iiilliaitnil WiirkJ.U r. Hjr ,
und 17lli tJlroot.OPialm.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS.
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Dt k lUlln , Wlnrtnw OiinnU. Klnvrur Htnmli , Wlr
tUui , Klc. lil Kortli Kill Hlfful.Unuilm. '
OMAHA SAFE nncl IRON WORKS.
Kan'frs ' of FireS Burglar Proof Safes '
I'aulti. Jull Work , Iron and Wlro Kciicliu. Blum. I.'tO.
( > . AiiJiuon , l'op'rCur. . llth uml JatUs-ju citH ,
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE V/ORK3
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing Guards
and Kcrocni , for b nk , olTlcoii lorni im 'Inures oto ,
lui | > r vuu Aiviilrifn , l.ocHNiltli AUtlilni'rjr tinU
llliick iulllifoitn. \ . 40I8UHHI lltli Cl.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Tune Locks.
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