Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 24, 1888, Page 3, Image 3
f OMAHADAILY BEE ; MONDAY. DECEMBER 24 , issa THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Wheat Steady rmd n Shndo Better Than Yesterday. CORN RULED DULL AND LOWER. A IJrcftk In Dccfinlinr fin ril Cnttlo HtHI Vury UnnailHfhctejrj' HORN Active All the Week With nn Upturn. CHICAGO PIIOIIIJCK M Alt K 1ST. Ciiirtno , Dec. 83. [ Special Telegram to THE HKn.l The wheat market hud n very \vcnk opening , but Its Inter phasu took on a better color. The volume of trade was nbout up to the recent average. Dealings were on a moderate scale most of tlio time , but there \vcro seasons of life nnd activity induced very largely by tlio movements of tbo local people In tbo direction of preparation for tbo holidays , Thuro will bo no session of tbo board until Wednesday of next week , and scalpers do not , as n rule , like to go that long with open Interest. The llrst trading In May was around (1.07 % Tlio pltsuntimcnt leaned toward the soft side of tlio market , and the price gradually worked down to Sl.Of'tf. ' Not much business was done at tbu Inside , bow- over , and the market slowly recovered to II 07Jjf. It ranged at f l.or v 1.07.jfj for quite tv tin 10. A division was occasioned by the receipt of news from Baltimore that liO.OOO bushels of wheat had been brought there for export to the United Kingdom , use being the prlco Bivcn ; the prado belni } No. 2 red. Tlio ollect of this gossip was to fitimulate the local shorts to cover , nnd tbo price was run up from 51.0726 to t l.OSi . Considerable business was done at ; moro lit $1.0than at $1.08) : ; howover. This was the livollust bo day. The Improvement was not held , the price working back to bulow $1.08 , but tbo tone of the market was steady , nnd it closed n simile better than yesterday. The market was not panicky at any stage , nnd except for the continued selling by Ilutchlnson , the speculative offerings would have been called unusually small ; neither did there scorn to bo the slightest pressure of lorig wheat. Trade in December nnd Juno was very small. The llrst quotation for tbo former was $1.0IV . The riiniru was $1.01 > ( ) 1.0i.j ! , nnd the close tUK2 ? . January opened ntlW'4 ( ' , sold up to $1.03 , nnd closed nt f 1 & % . May rested at ? 1.0SJ4' , nnd July nt tl.OTJtf. The takimrof n little wheat at Hal- timoro for foreign shipment was the llrst decided reminder served upon tuu local crowd that tbo seaboard markets are gutting down to tbo neighborhood of n shipping basis. Later in the day Now York parties advised their Chicago correspondents that some cash wheat had been picked up there for Antwerp , and Unit there had been some buying of futures for for eigners. The foreign uows was not signifi cant. Very little is done abroad during the holiday season , and the cables , almost with out exception , rollout thu dullness. ICxcept a llcry little Hurry in St. Louis , and a small sized bulge in IJuluUi , nothing of note trans pired at any of the western markets. The panic In St. Louis was short-lived , nnd the bulge in Dulutli Is Insignilic.int , because of the fact that prices tlicro arc practically nominal. The Minneapolis receipts tend to conllnn the statement that the rush of north western wheat is over. Tno speculative sentiment up there is far from being unani mous , but there , as here , it is noticeable that most of tlio bearish hubbub is being uuulo by the same parties who were roaring and un reasoning bulls when the uniruct was lOo higher. The unmitigated dullness in the corn market was tbo most pronounced feature of to-day's trading , with a tendency towards lower prices. The export clearances were nbout the recent average. Liverpool was quoted fractionally higher , nnd tbo quantity of No. " in store hero was again light , but the feeling among the local specu lators was Inclined toward the bear side , and on the declines the shorts were about the only buyers. The opening was quiet nnd at nbout yesterday's closing prices , but soon became weak upon liberal offerings , nnd May sold off to 8i3tXe ! , at which price there was a good inquiry , which later caused n reaction to U7o. at which it was offered at the close , nnd which shows ft reduction of only l-10c from yesterday's resting prico. The amount of business done was small and Vrincipally on local account. In provisions the only interesting feature was the break in December lard. Tlio corner 'parties in that article held the market quito steady up almost to the close of business , at f3.-10SS.-15 ( , but Just before the adjournment it was sold freely by n broker supposed to represent the Fnirbank intercut , and in a few * minutes it declined to and ulosod nt f8.25. This quotation was 15c under yesterday's closing. CiTTi.nThe history of the trade for the week just closed will uo ronioinooroil as long ns those interested live ; perhaps no such amount of money was lost by shippers in one week since Chicago was anything of a cattle market , and no such run of cattle is on record for the time nnd season. Think of 05,000 cattle for Christmas wcok. The outlook for next week is no better certainly worse if cnttlo come in any great numbers. Anent the condition up to Friday night , a well known shipper made the following humorous remark : "Somo cattle bud etood in the pens BO long that when the 3 o'clock wlustlo sounded the hour to quit buying , they would drop on their knees nnd quit J'or the day. They were us well trained as liurmini's olo- plmnts. " To-day's business was about one of the most unsatisfactory patterns of nny other day of the week , A salesman who had prime stock , locked tlui gates , ordered feed nnd water , und left them. Ho would not , ns there was no use , offer his property. Choice to extra beeves nominal nt l.50i ( { UK ) ; medium to good steers , litBO to IfiOO Ibs , * 1.00 ( ir-MO ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs , SUOQJI.OU ; y.,0 to 1200 Ibs , f3.00g3.30 ( ; stockers and feeders , fl.l)0@i,25 ) : ; cows , bulls nnd mixed steady at 81,60(113.85 ( ; Texas steers , fa.OOtjBi.OO ; cows. ll.Wto'-.Al. llous Business was nctlvo nil the wcok , with n quiet but steady up-lurn of 5&J10C as compared with a week ago. To-day almost everything was sold early , the market clos ing strong , with the bulk of the sales of mixed ni ? 5.20 , nnd of heuvy ut SS.ao O.aS ; light , tt.H'QS.'iS. l-'INA.VCIAIj. i -MgM Nr.w VOHK , Dec. 20. [ Special Telegram to Tan Hr.B.1 SrocKS London prices bo- cnmo materially lower this morning nud brought fair soiling orders. Our market opened steady and n strong tone marked the subsequent tnullug , and prices throughout moved up fracthnally , Missouri Paclllo , Northwestern , Itock Island and Krio show ing gains of ft to 1 if per cent. The buying was moro distributed and commission bouses were very active traders , Omalm preferred , howoror , wns raided by the boars , and a decline of 3 per cent was established , followed by n slight recovering nt the close. President Marvin Hughltt , of the Northwestern , In an interview said : "Tho meetings which have been hold hero and In the west this week have greatly Improved t. . . railroad situation. Tlicro will bo less friction In the future on account of n moro familiar Interchange of opinion between the various companies. Wlion disagreements , which are not fundamental , occur hereof tor , a cutting of rates will not bo Inaugurated by subordinates , but the matter will bo care fully arbitrated and Justice dona as far as possible , If any subordinate cuts rates or disobeys the provisions of the agreement , his summary discharge will bo liable to fol low. There has boon n great misapprehen sion concerning the extent of rate cutting In the wc&t ; and the disagreements between the companies have boon greatly exagger ated. There bavo been too many railroads built In the west and that has complicated matter * very much. The experiment has to be made , I suppose , r.nJ now people see what it leads to. It bus been so easy for men to plan railroads , nnd then como to this' market r.nd rmso money , that rends liaVo been buiit when they should not have bocn. There are no pooling features in the arrange ments wL'Ich ' linvo been made. The rates on the systems which run Into our territory will be restored .Jnnurry 1 , and I bollevo that agreements for the restoration of tbo rntes in the southwest have nlso been tnado. " To- wnrd the close some realizing sales were made by the room traders , which weakened prices somewhat , but no pressure of long Mocks wns visible , nnd the market finally closed active nnd firm at fractional advances over the opening figures. The total sales amounted to iaiS13 shares , Including Lack- nwann , 1SXX ( > ; Heading , SC03 ; Lake Shore , 15,000 ; Northwestern , 0.f,0 ( ) ; Rock Island , 7fiOO ; St. Paul , 14,000 ; Krle , 14,000 ; Missouri Pnrific , 115,000 shares. The following were the closing quotations : IT. P. 4s resular..ia7 [ Northern 1'nclnc. , 2 'i ' 1T.H. 4s coupons. . . | 2S do preferred . tM > i V. H. 4'isroKiilnr. ' . 10S' ' C. * .V. W . IDH'i ' U. S. 4'jToiipons. ' lUS'i ' do preferred , _ 140 I'adllrfoiof . . . | | 9 .V. Y. Central . 1H7U Central t'arlno . . . Ill ' 4 I' . . I > . icK . 21 rhlrapo it Alton . ITl'i ' Uoelc IMnnil . W Clilrngnjlurllnttton I' . . M. * 8t. 1' . Ki MJulncy . | H { > iln preferred . 101 n.,1.4V . 14U St. J'aul A Omaha. . . - : > , Illinois Ccntr.il _ 1H'4 ' | doprefcrre-il . It"1 L.II.AiW . r.5 tTnlonl'ftcitlc . CJ Kunmu .tTexus. . . M1. W..St. I , . A 1' . K I.akcShnro . Ill)1,1 ) do preferred. . . . ! U' < Mlrhlnan Central . Hi i Western Union . Kl MlsaaurlParille . . . l' ' l MONEY ON C , T. Easy nt 2@2'if ' per cent. PIIIMR MKKCANTILBPArim 5'if % per cent. STRKMNO ExciHNnr. Dull but steady nt f-I.Hlif for sixty-day bills , nnd f I.SSK for do imuid. PKODUCI2. Cini'Ano. Dec 2i. u bent Steady ; cash , JI.02V ; January , < 1.0'JJ < ; May , Jl.fbJ . Corn Easy ; cash , IIS c ; January , 33J ; May , 37c. Oats Firm ; cash , S. > &ti : January , U3 c ; May , SituHie. . Hye r > u'c. ' Hurley No trading. PrimuTiniothj No trading. Flax -SI. ( VI. ' Whisky $1.30. Pork Euslor ; cash , $13.12 } . ' , ; January , JI3.22K ; May , $13.55. Lard Easier ; cash , 18.25 ; Jnnunry , $7.rJ ! ; May , fS.OO. Flour Firm. Hulk Meats Shoulders , SO.TotfiO.ST' ' ; short clear , * -.25 ( < 27.arjtf ; short ribs.l5.'JU ( < 5 O.U.V llnttor Unchanged ; creamery , 20) ) @ 30c ; dairy , lSii2. ( ' > c. Chcoso Unchanccd ; full cream cheddais , 10 fW > lle ; lluts.iO dSU'-iCi ' Voung Americas , Kggs Unchanged ; fresh , Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted ; tlj o ; light green salted , tyfc ; green , lien salted bull , olfc ; green bull , 4'4fc ' ; greed dry flint , 7 , ' > (0o ; dry calf , 7 < < j > So ; brando ; hides , 15 percent oT ( ; deacons , 'Jj30i3 each , dry salted , lOMloc. Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solia 5Kc ; No. 2 , 4 > c ; cake , 5jfc. ! ileceints. Shlumcnts. Flour , bbls . 0,000 13,000 Wheat bu . 2S.IKKI 20,000 Corn , bu . 229.000 SlW.OOO Oats , bu . 153OJO 12'J,000 ' Kyo , bu . . . . . Oinoiiuintl. Dec. 22. Wheat Lower ; No. 2 red. $1.00(311.02. ( Corn Easy ; No. 2mixcd,3l > ijc. Oats Easy nt 2"c. Whisky-Steady at1.20. Now Vork , Dec. 23. Wheat Receipts , 9.000 ; exports , none ; snot dull and nominal ; No. U red , ? l.ot : in elevator , $1.014 nlloat , S1.0io'i0.or : ; ( > 1i f. o. b. ; No 3 red , y7o. Op tions dull but closing steady at last night's prices. Corn Hccoipts , 217,000 ; exports. 03o : ; spot quiet at Ii ( 'l1ic lower nnd wonk ; No. ! i , 4G''ii47c ' in elevator , I8fii4v-J o nlloat ; uiigraded mixed , ! iT ( > IS ) c ; No. It , O'.jO llc. Options dull and MOI' ' . ' O lower and weak , Uats Hcceipts , 70,000 ; exports , S50 ; spot weak and lower. Options dull but a shade easier , January closing at 31'j.c ; spot , No. 2 white , 34c ; mixed western , 2U 32c ; white western , 34 : < i''l'Jc. ' CofTeo Options opened barely steady at IMnSrt points down and closed steady at 15 to UO points below yesterday. Sales , 200,500 baps ; December , $13.25 ; January , J13.40@ J3..r,0 ; February , Sii.i5@l8.5J. : : Spnt Hio , llrm ; fair cargoes , J17.0U. Petroleum Slow ; united closed nt OOc. Pork Steady but dull. Lard Strong and higher ; westnrn steam spot , $8.03 ; January closing nt fS.25 asked. Mutter Firm and in fair demand ; western dairy , 14(325c ( ; western creamery , 10f37c ( ; Elgin , ii < ( g.l.c. Cheese -Firm and In moderate demand ; western , 10@llJ c. HIiiincniollH , Dec. 22. Whe.it dull ; re ceipts , 200 cars ; shipments , 00 cars. Closing quotations : No. 1 hard. December , $ ! . ! ( % ; May , 1.21J4 ; on track , $1.17 ; No. 1 northern , December , $1.01 % ; May , $1.12 ; on track , $1.0dQtl.09 ; No. 2 northern , December , 'J5c ; January , 'Joe ; on trade , yO@97c. Milwaukee , Dec. 22. Wheat Steady cash , Ole ; January , 05 ! c. Corn Steady ; No. 3 , 33c. Oats Dull ; No. 2 white , 2Sc. Kyo Easy ; No. 1 , 50 c. Harley Firm ; No. 2 , lir c. Provisions Easy ; pork , * 12.92f . St. Jjouls. Dec. 22. Wheat Steady ; cash nnd January , 90c ; May , J1.04. Corn Lower ; cash , 3U : ' c ; May , 33 f Oats Fifmer ; cash , S3oMay ; , 2S Pork Quiet ut § 14.00. Lard Nominal. Whisky $1.14. Hutter Dull nnd unchanged ; creamery , 27@30c ; dairy , 23ft25o. KniixaH City , Dec. 22. Wheat Steady ; No. 2 red , cash , U4o nsKcd ; May , ! ISo bid , ft.011 % asked ; No. 2 'cash , 07 e asked ; May. 1.01 nskcd. Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 20J c nskca ; January , 2io ! bid ; May , 29h'c ; No. 2 white , May , 31) ) o asked. Oats No. 2 , cash , 22 > o asked ; May , 23o aslccd. Iiivornool. Deo. 22. [ Special Cablegram to TUB HinJ-i:30 : p. m. Closo.-Pork Hold ers offer frcoly ; | ) rime moss , eastern , bOs , dull ; do western , CSs , Cd , dull. Lard Holders offer spot moderately and futures sparingly ; spot , 43s 9d , steady ; De cember , 44s , dull ; January and February , 42s Od , dull. Wheat Holders offer moderately nt 12s , firm. firm.Corn Corn Holders offer spot moderately and futures sparingly ; spot , nnd December. 4s f > % d , dull ; January nnd February , 4s 2&d , steady. MVE Sl'OOlt. Chicago , Dec , 23 The DwviJri' Jour - mil reports as follows : Cattle Hccoipts , 2,500 ; market slow but steady ; beeves , $ l.50r ( l.l)0 ) ; steers , $3.00 ® 4.00 ; stockers and feeders , S.UOJf3.25 ! ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.50 3.85 ; Texas cnttlo , . . . Hogs Kecelpts. 10,000 ; market steadier ; mixed , 5-5.00(35.23 ( ; heavy , $5.10ii'5.33j ( light , $5.00fr5.25 ? ; skips , $3.25@5,15. Shoeii Hecolpts 2,501) ) ; market steady ; natives , $2.75 4 SO ; western corn-fed , $1.00 ( < J00 | ; Texaus , W.05.J3.UO ( ; lambs , * 2.05J ( ! 0.00. K\IISHH City , Doc. 23. Cattle Receipts , 700 head ; shipments , none ; beef steers strong .to lOo higher , cows steady at lOo stronger ; good to choice corn-fed , $ > l.5'Jg.UO ( ) ! : common to medium , $3.20 1.40 ; stockers and feeding steers. $2.00i ! l.30 ; cows , $1.25i2.85. ( Hogs Receipts , 5.00J ; shlpmonts , 1,500 ; market strong , active and C lOu higher ; common to choice , $1.75@5.50. National Ktock Vardw , Ki\nt Ht. LniiiH , Deo. 22. Cattle Receipts , none ; shlpmonU , none ; market unchanged ; choice heavy native steers , $5.00@5.XJ ( ; fair to good steers , $4.40@'i.lO ; butchers' Btoors. medium to prlmo , $3.40@l.40 ; stackers and feeders , fair to good , $2.10 ( 3.15. Hogs Receipts , none ; shlpmonts , none ; market a shade stronger ; choice heavy , $3.10 (35.23 ( ; packing , W.'J3i5.05llBht ( ; grades , $4. $5 3.00. OMAHA IjIVlS Hi'UOlU Cuttle. Saturday , Dec. 23 , 1&8S. After a vain attempt for u week or two on the part of everyone at all familiar with the situation , to stop the unreasonable run of cattle to market , country shippers have up. parcntly como to the conclusion that It U bet ter nolloy to hold over the holidays. There was a heavy fulling off In tbo receipts on Fri day and to-day there were not enough cattle on sale to make a market. There was noth ing here m the wuy of beet cattle that \vus of much account. A few llghl .steers sold at. J.TfXK'f.'t.ttO nnd n few stocked nnd odds and ends of butchers' stock changed hands. The mnrlict opened early with light re ceipts In sight nnd u good dcinnnd and the pens wore cleared li.v U o'clock. Prices were hta Vic higher , ns high as 5.30 licliiL' paid fern n choice heavy load mid the bulk going at $3.00 nnd over. HIIRRP. The fresh receipts were light , but there were a few ftnle on sale. Everything xv.is sold , ono choice liunch of muttons going at $ 1.35 , The general market was about steady. Uuucipt * . Cdttlo 120 Hefts 3 , ( ) ( 0 Sheep 50 Prevnllmit Priuu * . The following is a tibloof pri33 pill In this raaritct , for the gr.iJoi of sloe * men. tioncd I'riuicslccra. 1.100 to 15001bi..f3..Y ) (31.50 ( Prime steers. 1100 to ISdO lus. . 3.0 , ) IU3.75 Native feeiters 8.75 ( d3.00 Western feeders 2.00 ( ( i'J..K ' ) Common to good cows 1.85 fa 2.00 Choice to fancy cows 8.23 C < t3.00 Commonto choice bulls 1.25 M3.00 Pnlr tocnoico Itgnthc-cs 4.85 i < H. ! 3 Pnlrtocnoico heavy ho 5.10 ( jt.i.UO Fiur to choice mixed hoijs -l.'Jj dio.05 lleprcsr-iiticiro S Hot No. Ar. Pr. 18 cows . 10l $ l.fiO y bulls . ICCiO l. < 0 Ibull . into : i.w 1 stocltor . b20 'J.H ( ) S3 lawn stockers . 523 2.15 licows . 1042 2.15 dstccrs . 875 2.23 8 stockers . ( IW ) 2.25 2 cows . 1030 2.25 18 oxen nud steers . 1297 .2.50 30 stockers . 7112 'J.OO 112 steers , natives . 1078 2.80 (1 ( steers , natives . WO 3.00 2 steers . 1255 3.00 17 steers . 11X11 3.05 42 steers , natives . 1 103 3.30 lions. Live Stock Notes. Hops higher. Light cattle receipts. Few sheep hero anil solil. No stocic will be received for shipment from here on Chrismas. Georso Bootel , Millaril ; Mr. Neal , Endi- eott ; A. W. licahm , Cortluml , anil Mart \Villey , Montqitti , la. , were among those who came in with hogs. Hogs are bringing a gooil deal more money hero than at Kansas City , anil on some days tlio average price for all the hogs sold is higher than the extreme top in Kansas City. OMAHA WIIOIjESAIjIS MA.KKI2TS' Fruits , I'roiliice , 15 to. HUTTKU Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 2 ( > @ : ' 0c ; choice country , 22 ( < i)2c ) ; medium grades , 13tf21e ( ; common grades , l-lvB17c. ( Fi.ouu Nebruslta patents , 0.00 , . < i:7.50 : ; Minnesota patents , ifi.2.Vri'7.7.j ( ' ; straight grades , f5.00rf ( 5.50 ; baiters' Hour , $3.25 5.75 per ubl. PoTATons Nebraska , 45@53c per bn ; Col orado , ( I0u)70c. ( ) SwiiHT 1'oTATons ! l@3J < fc per 11) . Poui.TiiY Live chieltens , * 'i.502.75 ( . ; per doz ; dressed chickens , lji.Sc per Ib ; turkeys , ll ( ( lle ; dueUs and geese , 10@12c. EfiGS Strictly fresh , 21@2-.te candled. MALAGA OKAI-ES In kegs , 12c iier II ) . IU.NAXAS Common , $1.50@2.25 per bunch ; choice , $2.50 ( < < i3.50. LI-.MONS S3.75'i5.00 ! per case. OKASOES Florida , f..2" ) > ( i < 3.75 per box. GIMC 1'jr dozen : Mallards , $3.23 ; tea $1.50 ; quail , $2.00 ; prairie chickens , ? l.00@ 4.50 : rabbits , $1.00 ; squirrels , $1.0 } ; venison , 7f 12c per Ib. UKAN moo@ii.oo. CIIOITII > PCCD$14.00 15.00 per ton. Coux 23iWOc. ( O\is 21Ct22e. Visr.nAit Cider , lOiilSc per gal , ; white wine , 10Cc$23c per gal. HOXBY Mb frames , 10@lSc. CinNiiiiiitlis-S.OO@9.00 : per bbl , PKOVISIOXS Hums. No. 1 , llo ; No. 2 , 10 > ic ; shoulders , 7fc ; rib bucon , lie ; clear bacon , ll > tfc ; picnie hams , lOo ; dried beef hams , 10 > c ; dry suited clears , short , 8'jC ; extra short , SJ e ; short ribs , S' ' c ; pickled pigs' feet , 1Mb kits. 80e ; lard , S @ 'j ; < c ; smoked sausage , 0 ( < JSc per Ib ; hog casings , CUI.EKY 25m ? 30c jier doz : fancy , 40c. O.VIONS 30itMOe jier bu , CAiniAai ! $ ; ( .00 per ICO. Hnirrs lOe per bu. TuitNii's 23e per bu. Siuuit KIIAUT IJbK , $1.75 ; half bbls. , $2.75. Ai'i-i.Ks Choice. $2.50i'J.75 ) per bbl ; fancy , $3.00 per bbl ; common , $1.50 1.75 per bbl. Cmisii Michigan , f3.0UC 0.5U per bbl of 32 gals ; California pear eiiler , $15.00 per bbl. Per COKN - Uiuo , 3e ; common , 2 > c. CAititOTS lOo per bu. UKANS Choice eastern hand picked navies , 2.25 perbu. ; western hand picked navies , $1.75 ( 1.80 ; mediums , jl.MJ ; Lima beans , 5o per Ib. HAY F. o. b. cars , No. 1 upland , fO.OO ; No. S upland , S5.00. _ Grocers' List. Koviscd prices are as follows : 15.uniNi Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Amos- keag , seamless , I'tfc ; Lowistowti , A , seam less , lOo ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlais | 4 to 5 bu. , IK'O'Mf. ' gunnies , slnglo , 13c ; gun nlcs , double , 20e ; wool , sack , ! (5e. ( TWINES Flax , 3Se ; extra sail , 20j(2lo ( ; sail U , 20i ( 21c ; cotton , 22e ; Jute , Oe. DitiuuFuurr Figs , in boxes , per Ib , in@ lOojdates. In boxes , 7@lto ( ; London Malaga layer raisins , per box. $2.l > 0g3.7r ( > ; Malaga loose rai ins , 2.30(72.50 ( ; new Valencia r.n- slns per Ib , b"o " ; California loose inuseatels , per box , $2.00 ( 2.10 ; California Londons , ISbS , * 2.40 ; nitted cherries , per Ib , 18o ; Cali fornia pitted plums , IHUIb , 12 ( ! iycj dried blackberries , pur Ib , 7) ) Sc ; dried raspber ries , per Ib , 21&250 ; evaporated npjilos , "KdJ 80 ; California HUn-drlcd peaches , 13c ; Cali fornia unpared evaporated peaches , Me ; evaporated California apricots , Ibu ; currants , (5fiJ7o ( ( ; Turkish prunes , SSS c ; citron , 22w2lc ( ; orange peel , I5e ; lemon peel , II Jo ; Calilornia French prunes , 11Q11U : . CorrKE Mocha , 2.rM2Jo ( ; Hlo , good , 1"C ? Ibc ; Mundahling , 2tIiWo ; roasting Klo , Ifi'ji- lOo ; O. G. Java , 2l ( < i2c ( ! ; Java , interior , 22 < v $ 25o ; Hio , fancy , IBiulDc ; Hantos and Maru- ca < bo , 17Cil'Jc ; Arbucklcs , 23'io , ; McLaugh- lln's XXXX , 23hc. buoAit Granulated , 7Jfo ; conf. A , 7 } o ; white extra C. 7 e ; extra C , 7je ; yellow C , Oj < o ; jiowdered , b > ic ; cubes , 6 e. HEESWAX Choiuo yellow , ZWnZi o ; dark colored , 13l4o. CnnesB Voung America , full cream , 12@ 13K ; full cruum chedderB , 12 ( < 12Kc' . 1'jcKi.KS Medium , In buls , $5,00 ; do , In half bbls , $3.00 ; small , In bbls , fl.JO ; do , in half bbls , $3,50 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do , in half bbls , $4.00. Toiucco Plug.SoOo'x } ; smoking , 10c 00t . JBLUES1.2S per 30-lb pall. SAiT-n.35'iS1.40 per bbl. Hoi's - r-lti , 12o. Mil'LB BUOAK Hrlclcg , ll ( 12o per lb- , penny cakes , 120J13o per Ibj pure maple syrup , $1.00 per gal. TEAS -Young Hyson , common to fair , IS ® 25c ; Vounj : Hyson , good to fancy , ao@j5o ; Gunpowder , common to good , 22M25o ; Uun- pov.'der , choice to fancy , 40@i5o ( : Japan , common to medium. 15iC20o ( ; Japan , cholco to fancy , 30@45o ; Oolong , common to good , 25@3JcOoloug ; , cliolco 10 fancy , & 0@70o ; COUNCIL BLUFFS i : LOCAL NBWS. Plftln T .Ik to nu liii-si Mon. Hov. T. , T. Mark-y last evening prrnchod ono of his most practical and earnest ser inons. St. Paul's churchshould , have been crowded with business men to hear it. Mr. Mackcy has evidently tired of having church organizations looked upon by business men as tolerated bogging institutions. Ho last evening attempted to give logicnl reasons why business men should contribute to the support of church organizations. Ho boldly took the position , held It by close reasoning , nnd Illustrated It clearly , to the effect that business men were In duty bound to con tribute to such organizations. The claim of the church was n just ono nnd not n inoro matter of charity or tolerance. Ho showed it to bo the duty of business men , not only because they owed certain things ns members of the community , but nlso as individuals. They should contribute because they nro of n law-abiding nation. The government couldn't bo maintained without the churches. Men to be self-goveincd must bo under re ligious inllucnces , They should contribute bcoauso they nro business men. They need the protection which religion nlouo can givo. Honesty needed fostering , nnd in business circles It was essential. Religion cultivated this es sential , nnd should bo supported in this work. They should give as parents nnd fathers. The sancity of the homo was. protected bv religion. They should contribute because they nro mortals , and not beasts. They need the churches , both in life and death. Mr. Muckcv took occasion to speak very painty in regard to funerals. During the six years ho has been here ho has been called upon to attend scores of funerals. Some days ns mnn.v us four. Yet of nil those- only llftecn were members of his church. The great majority of these ser vices were for those in no ways connected with his church , unit not contributors thereto. The same was true of other ministers - tors , All wanted the services of some min ister , or some church , in case of trouble or sorrow. They ought to think of this when discussing the question whether the churches were mere beirgiug Institutions or not. Mr. Mackoy scored sharply thnso who gruinulc nt contributing to the chiircli. Any business man who would consider fairly all that the churches arc doing for the commu nity , nnd for Individuals , and then refuse to contribute- their support , could snfely beset set down as not much of a business man. In contributing there was , of course , the proviso vise that a man was not in duty bound to pay beyond Ids ability. It was not the amount given , but the spirit back of it that was the test. Candy lOc per Ib. ut Baml's , Gii.1 Broiuhvnv. The luro. { > t assortment of candy baskets and boxes at Uuird's. Dop't fail to ( jo to Baml's and see the line large line of Cliristiuas goods. . - - No war prices for reliable jewelry at Woolman's , jeweler , ± 11 Broadway. liny Usol'ul The most aecoptablu presents for Christmas are those , which combine utility with beauty. Their- daily use keeps the giver in constant i-einuin- branee. \\ro linvo full lines of Down Comforts , Down Pillows , Cm-pot Sweepers. Foot stools * , Blacking Cases. Fancy Mats and Uugs. ami many other things which are valuable as Christmas .Souvenirs. We are anxious to close these all out , and will make prices to suit the purchaser. Our Kcmnanl Sale still continues and with bargains for all who come. Call and BOO us. COUNCIL BLUFFS CAKPCT Co. A Day or I'.U'nMirc. Although yesterday was somewhat cloudy , the streets presented an unusually lively ap pearance for Sunday , as everybody aim his entire family was abroad. The morning ser vices at the various churches were largely attended , and during the afternoon the streets were ulivo with pleasure seekers and promennders. Tlio many beautiful drives through the suburbs were filled with car riages , and all seemed disposed to nialte the most of the delightful weather while it lasted , The great hulk of the travel was done on the motor line , and the cars were taxed heavily to furnish transportation to all who desired to ride. The travel seemed to bo almost equally divided between the two cities , as there were fully ns ninny of the Omahans who visited the Hind's as tlicro were Bluflltcs who crossed over to Nebraska soil. The presence of so many strangers in the city was extensively commented upon. The mayor's Sunday closing order to the saloon men was rigorously obeyed , out wardly at least , and the police failed to Jind any open doors , or to report any disobed ience. Arrests were few , and the city gen erally seemed to be on its best behavior. Silverware and watches , Wollman , jowulorl Broadway. Mulllcrs nt your own price at 409 Broadway. Bananas , Florida oranges , mixed nuts , malaga crapes , Hue candies at Palmer's , 1 S. Main street. Handkerchiefs in endless varieties , at Friedman's old stand , -10 ! ) Broadway. Owing to the death of Air. 1C. K. Ilarkne.-s , it is necessary for the inter ests of his family that tlio business of Harkness Brothers bo settled without delay. All parties indebted to the firm will confer it fnvor by making early settlement. J. K. 'H.uiKNUss , 4(11 ( Broadway. Fancy baskets filled with fine candy nt Palmer's , 112 S. Alain st. Buy groceries , stationery and Christmas goods of Kelley & Younkurimin , lOi H'wny. ' Assorted fruit in baskets for Christ mas at Palmer's , ll ! S. Main st. Gontleincn'N Uoa < lstern. A horse race of considerable local interest is on the tapis. Saturday afternoon a match was made for a speed contest between Will- lam Limeburcer's bay horse , Jim Ron , and Put Lacoy's black mare , NellioO. , Saturday , Jnnunry 12 , and will bo best three in flvo , mile heats , national rules to govern. A for feit of $250 a side has already been put up , nud us much moro Is to follow , making tlio stakes $1OJO. .1. W. Peregoy , president of the Union Driving Park association , is the stakeholder. The animals are quite evenly matched , but it la claimed that the little mare is the speedier. However , the horse is a "stayer from away back , " and will make it lively ut the mush. When you are looking for holiday presents don't forgot to give us a calf. Wo have a line line of Christmas books , lihish cuho.s of all kinds aifd Christmas jnrds. Doll G. Alorgiin & Co. , 7-lli Lower Broadwav. 'Clocks 75 cents at WoUinairs , jeweler , L'2-l Broadway. Solid gold band rings ii'i cents at Wollnmn'B , jeweler , 12:24 : Broadway. Notice the beautiful finish given col lars , culls aud shirts by Cascade Laun dry company , Don't fail to innko your selections in imndkorchiofs or mulllors , largest stock , jest and nowoHt assortment , fiOo on the $1. A. J. Miindol , 400 Broadway. AVnnt a U < > r < > rm. The churches In Council Hluffs are about a take nn active hand In the matter of en- 'orcing the law rotating to liquor soUhi'- , ) awdy houses , etc. A petition U being cir culated auionjj lljo. churches nnd is being very gcncrnll v signed It will nlso include the names of other person - son * , not church member * , whonre in heart.\ sympathy with the movement. The pctitloi is to the mayor and city council , nnd will de mand the Immediate and permanent closing of nil the saloons gambling dens and houses of prostitution within the corporate limits There is a great deal of feelinir in the matter and it Is nld that the movement thus ttartei will end only In tbo accomplishment of these objects. See Forrest Smith' ; ) special column. Now organs , tirst class , $ -50. for two weeks only , Council BlulTs Music Co. , 12-J4 Broadway. Illinois ami Iowa best soft coal , Glen- BOII , " 0 Pearl street. Diamond rings , line quality , no flaws , 8-knret stones , $3-5.X ( ) . Wollman , jeweler , ± 24 Broadway. Fine holiday goods for twenty days n1 prices that will surprise you. Call and be convinced. J. D. Stuart's drug store , l > ; ! 0 B'-oiulway. DcMtli on the Itnll. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon n young man mimed Frank Hnkor , employed at the Union elevator , was killed In the Union Pacific ynrds ut the transfer. Just how the sad affair happened is not , nnd prob ably never will be known , The young man wns visiting during the afternoon with n a family named Staveloy , In the eastern pnrt pf the city , and loft there about 4 o'clock. About nn hour later his mangled body was found as above stated. It is supposed that ho was crossing the yards to go to the ele vator , and attempted to climb between two earn , and that the train started , nnd ho was thrown beneath the wheels. When discov ered he was still breathing and wa placed on an engine to bo conveyed to the hospital In Omaha , but died before reaching the other side of the river. Ho was twenty-one years of aire , and a most exemplary young man. His parents reside near Farley , la. , and have been telegraphed of the sad occurrence. Dr. C. C. Ilazeu , dentist , opera house block. All pat-tics having work done at my olllco will please call and settle for same before January 1 , ISK'J. ' Otherwise speci mens will be sold for charges. F. J. Bui iiTaxidermist. : . .1. G. Tipton , real estate , 5:27 : B'wny Pickled tripe and pigs' feet at Tib- bills' , : > 4o Broadway. Personal l'nriui-i | > liH. Miss Una Nixon , of Dunlap , is the guest of Mrs. D. T. Stublis. Miss Maude Huino is visiting at the home of her cousin , J. H. Hume , 12S Grahum av enue. Judge H. 10. Decmer , of Ked Oak , Sun dnyud in the city. He will opnn n term of court at AVocn on this 10th of January- Mr. C. S. Lawson nnd Miss Laura Hishop left yesterday morning for a two week's visit with friends at Morrimuii , Neb. Sam Duy , a former well known compositor of this city , but now of the Sioux City Times force , is visiting friends in the Hluffs. F. M. Gnult , general manager of the Omaha it St. Louis road , is in Chicago at tending a meeting of the general managers of western lines. George J. Crane is enjoying a visit from his parents , .Mr. and .Mrs. V. G. Crane , of Montevideo , Minn. , who arrived hero Fri day , and will remain during the winter. Captain George J. Crane has returned homo from an extended trip through Canada , where ho lias been working in the interest of the United States Masonic association of this city. The Hev. D. C. Franklin was taken sud denly ill Saturday night , nnd yesterday ho was unable to 111 ! the Hroadwa.v Methodist pulpit. What form the sickness will assume is not yet determined , but it is the earnest wish of all that it may not bo serious. CITY MEAT MARKET ! TO THE FRONT ! VNTII. Fi'iiTimiii'oiici : \vn.isjii. : . BEEF , VEAL & , PORKer or > i v ow.v inti.ssi.N : < ; lowaCalile Fedoi lowaCoio ! , Anil will meet any lionosteoinpetUlon on prices for I'lrst-i'liiss .Meats. J. M. SCANLAN , 12O Ilroadway. - - T < -ph I ) no ilOl. XUY OUR AIUSII. A Sf'KClAI/1'V. WIND MILLS , IRON and WOODPUMPS PUMPS , PIPE > and FITTINGS , No. 51M JMnin Slr.-.ct , CoiiMcil ItltillV , la. Correspondents Mention This 1'apcr , S STEWART M D D V M , , , , , , , , WI1NARY SUR6BON HOSPITAL 45 FOUR ? ! ! STRZET. 'J'eliliiiK ; Nn. 1)5 , COUNCIL oijuprs , s i IOWA FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY , 1514 Dou-laa St. , Oinalia , Nou. , fiy , lott mnntiooil , dr. I v.111 M-IK ! u talttatlf > , -rAtlntt ( M-Alnll rdtitalnlllir full luirtlculant ff liotneruitt , fi-eo of cliafuf. AiMlf * * , PROF.F.C. FOWLER. Moocluo.Conn. nnt ] Tiimur * ruri'tl , US yeart * riprrli-iu-f. Nu Kiiin- . Hook rrr. l.l > -Mll'IIAiin.ll. : . 1UI Wubiiih AT.thlcuiulll. ARE THE BEST boi.iiivlJiiuoiinj-a. .11 lAHltll. N | > . IIICIIMA.J. . II \SfllAUIl PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. , Live Stock Commission Merchants , oaiuo Ilouni 21 , Opiiuilio Kichan o lIulldlnK , Union _ Mock " rU , Koutli Uiuali , Nub. _ _ MALEY Live Stock Commission , llooin li , llxctiuutie llulMluu , Unlou block Yurdu , _ KuutU Uuiauit. Nub. _ ' UrMON STOCI1 YARDS CO. , Of Omaha , Limited AgricintVirni inipTomonts. " CVlURCHILL PARKUR , Dealer in Agriciilliiral Implements , Wagons , Cnrrlnn' ! nnd lliiKclcn . ! IIIP Htrcrt.hctnci'littlisni IMh , Drnslin Neir | ; ki\ . LJNINGER St METC-ALT' CoT , Agricnltiiral Implements , Wa 0isCarriag'es ] , c.Vholc l . OniKl PARLIN. ORENDORFA Wlmlotnlo llvi\l ri ) In Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons& Bnggics Kl. SKR , 6 Mul WTJonen Btrect , Omati * . P. P. MAST A CO. . Mannfaetnrors oFIMcye Drills , Seeders , Culllttton . liny nnkti.CMrr Mills nn.l . I.uloin 1'u ! K-rtuTi. Cor. Uln lunl Nlchulai Slirvli. WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. , Wholesale Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Bigies OMAN A J. F. SEIBERLING A CO. . Akron , Olilo. Harvesting Machinery and Binflcr Twine , W. K. McuJ.Mannxcr. ll.ti.i'i\Tenworlh t Omalm. MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDAKDCo .MiMHitnrlurrr5MulJotlH-ii in Wagons , Biiogies , Rakes , Plows Cor. 1Mb nm ! 1'nclMc gtrvMe. Omnlm , Net ) . Artlets' NlntoHnlB. _ ' " " A HOSPE , Jr. . Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 1S1.1 DouBlan Mrrpl , Om bi . NobrnsVn. BookBollors nncl Stntlonoro _ H. M , & S. VV. JONES. Surccs or > to A. T , Ken jcn A Co. . Wliuli'iutto A llctnll Booksellers and Stationers , Kino WnJithiK Slullcinerr. Cnmnu'rclnl Stnlloncrj ly.M I > ouilm Mticf I. Onintm. Ni'li. Boots and Shoa . _ . KIRKENDAL.L. JONES & CO. . ( Successors to llco < l , Jonca & to ) Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes Aii iil ler IloMon Hubticr Shon Co. 1102 , HOI.t HIM lliuntj St. , Uiimha. Ncbrniua. W. V. MORSE A CO. . Jobbers of Boots and Shoes , 1101,1103-1101 louili : s Sl.Onmlm ManufactorySum mer Mllualuu. . Coffees , Splcos , Etc- CLARKE COFFEE CO/i' / Omnlm Coffee nud Spire Mill , . Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder , iiK KitrnctB , Ijuimlry Illup. Inks. Kte. H 1410 HnrnuT Miout. Oombn. N'abtMaka. Crockery nnd Glassware. _ ' ' w. L. WR'ICJHT. Aponl forthi * Mnnufni'turcri anil Imroitcraof Crockery , Gl&ssware & , Lamns , Cliimncys , Ktc Hffl re , .117 S. l.ilh St. , Omnlm , NebraiLn. PERKING , CATCH & . LAUMAN , Crcckcry , fiwafe , Lanic's,0 , Silverware Klc. IM ( r < iinSt. . OT tVxton Bulltllng. Commleolon and S torn BO- _ " " " " "WRIDDELL & niDDELL , Storage and Commission Merchants , Specialties - " ' ttor. Krtf" f'ip"o. | l , , [ , Came. 112 Howard Street. Omalm. CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. . fiuccosiors to McSbano k Sclirocilcr. ) Produce Commission and Cold Storage , Ouiuba. Nvbrnska. FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS. Wholesale Flour , Feed , Grain and General Coinmision Merchant. Corrv i > mli > noi ! sullrltvil. 1011 North IClU MructUmiilin.N > 'lj. Cool , Coke and Limo. " " O MAHA COAL , "cOKE" LIME . Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal , 509 Soutli 13tli Ptrcct. Omnbn , Nebrnika. j. J. JOHNSON , t < n. , Manufacturers of Lime , And sliliipori ot Coal , Coak'iiii'nl < , I'luMpr , 1.1 mo Drain Tile unit trcwcr I'/po. / Oltlcc , ais S. Utli St. , Uiualiu , Neb. Tulriiliunubll. Dry Coodo nno Notions. ' " " " " M. E'SMITH & co. , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions , HManil 1101 Doimlrn. Cor. IHh St. , Ornnlin , Neb , KIL P ATR fc K K OC H ifR'Tc OO D S 5o Importers and Jobbers in Dry GooflsNolions , Ucnlu' Furnliblni ; Onodi. Corner 1Kb mill lliunoy Hls.iUniiilia. Ncljrnnkn. ' " " ' NEBRASKA FUEL CO. , Shipners of Coal and CO'M , III Houth llli : ! St. . Omitha. Neb. Furniture. ' ' D E WE Y & STO N E , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , v Kariinm Ftrei't.OuiHlin.Ncbraiikn. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Furniture Oiimlm. Ncbroslcn. crocorioo. PAXT6NGALLACHER .V CO. . Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , ' , ( Xi , M , TOO nncl 711 S. Klrti St. , Omnlm , Neb. McCORoVBRADY & CO. Wholesale Grocers , J 111 anil I.ciivonwiirtli Streutf.Ornnlin , Nelraika. H a rd wa ro. _ _ _ . IVTARKS BROS. SADDLETTv CO , \VbolcBitlo Manufncturrri of Saddlery & Jttrsof Saddlery Hardware And Leather. HUi , II'XI ami IIU7 lluruj/bl. , Oiualia , Heavy Hnrtlwnrq. _ _ _ ' - v ' " - - - vw. . J.'BROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Sled , i , WlUMin .Stork , llurdwlirn. Luintjur , lite. I'M anil K'll lluniuy Hlrtiul.Uiii'ilia. HIMEBAUCH ft TAYLOR , Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , MtcbunlCH' Tools nnil lluttalo Hcalui. IUA l > ougliii f treet , Uniulin. N RECTO fir W I L H ELM Y &c67. Wholesale Hardware , Ctlianil Ilarnc Hl . Omnlm , Neb. W stern Aitcnti ( or Aunthi I'owiU'i Cu. . JuUiTi-un Hlcel Nails , _ Fair bun lit HUnilunl Hcalcn. _ . LEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HAHU- WARE COMPANY , Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , UututH , slm-t Iron , otf. Agents for llonn Miami I'owder anil I. yinaii ilurbud U Omaha , Ncbruukn. _ _ ' Hnto , Caps , Etc. " Wi'l. . PARnOTTE & CO. , Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods , 1107 Ua max BtrcoU Omalin. Wet ) . Lumtior. ' ' ' ' ' 'O'MA'HA'LUMBER co.T' All Kinds of Building Material at Who1 ISt JfilffttMiiJ Union Pacing Track , Oia.- . LOUIS BRADFORD Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasl ) , IKiot , Ktc , YarJi-Cornor 7tli mid lXiuul ; C ' , H LUMBER , C. N. DIET2. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber , Minimi mitfomln Street ! " . Omnlm. Ncbmskn. FUliD W. Oh/vv. Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc , , , , , , I'ornrrMh nml T.W. HARVEY LUMDER CO. . To Dealers Only , Office , llrtl Kutnnm Sttrot , Omaha. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD Wholesale Lumber , Etc , yulncyVtittc ] .tmo. CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood C rrrli ! nml Parquet Ktnorlna Mb and tVdiglat Mllllnory nnrt NotlonB. It OBERFELDER' CO./ Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions an. ill ! ami 31 ? South llth flrtet. Ovornlln. MANUFACTURING "CO. , Manufacturers of Overalls , Jcam Pouts , tililtt * . Ktc IKIrviiil Hot Uoucla ; direct. Oiunba. .Neb. Notl'OllH J. T. SON"NO Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods I nib loth St , Omalm. 08. | | TANK LINE CO. , Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils , Ailo ( Jrc-ano. KtOmaba. . A 11 lll-lrm M VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. 'Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Good ? , lltti HitrnoT Slrei't. Uiunlm. Office Flxturos. Till ! SIMMON'DS MANlTrACTUUlNU CXX .Miinutuitine.'H of Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures , Btillpv Slilt-boanlii. llooi f m' , Drue KUturt'VaH ( . 'nf > . Pnitltioni. ltallliiK , t'ouiili'illerrnnd Wlnn Cooler * . Mlrron..oli' . I'nctory tux' otnco , ITJUniid JIM f-oulli I lib St. , Omiibii Tulupbono ll.'l. Points nnd Oils. CUM MINGS & NEILSON , Wliolo nlo Denier" In Paints , Oils , Window GlaisEtc , , HIS Knrnam Street. OmnlmNob. Pnpor. CARPENTER PAPER CO. . Wholesale Paper Dealers , Carry nnlco stock of Prlmmc , Wniiiint | | | nml Writing 1'fcf ar. Si'cclnl intention i-lroti to vnr load onlura. Paper Boxes. " " " JOHN L. WILKIEr Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory. Koi. 1.1 ! " nml Ul'J Doiulaa St. , Oniiilin. Neb. Soods. PH i L.STI M MEL""cdr ! Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds Dll nnd im Jone Sue , t Omnlm. Storngo , Forwarding & Commission ARMSTRONG , PETTIS .V CO. . Storage , Forwarding and Coiiiiiiission , Dmnch bouiio of the llomiev llnify Co. llti Klenak wliOlebulo nml ri'tull , l.JH UlOmi.l 1.11'Iznrd Sliect. Omubti. Telephone No. 1W , Brewers * STORZ & ILER , Lager Beer Brewers , 1121 North L'ltjtbtcentli Street , Omiibu.Kcb. Cornlco. _ EAGLE cbRNICE w6"Rl < si * Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice , John BiJoneter , Proprietor , flai Doilire unit lUIund Id North linh Street , Oiuiilm. Printers' Wlntorlnla. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNON. Auxiliary Publishers , 3 > ; nler In Tjm1. Preisi'8 nml Piliilorn1 Supplies. fXM South Utli Street. Omnlm. Rubber Goods- OMAHA RUBUER c6T. Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 311 Clothlne and lA'Mher Ilelllne. lUOd Knrniim titroot. Scish , Doorw , Etc. co. , Wbolutuln Miinur ictureiH of Sasli , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , , Urmu-lj onico , 12111 nml Itonl Slrocla , O.inlin , Neb. " "BOHN MANUFACTURTN c co. .Manufacturers . of Sash. Doors , Blinds , Y iiMlnKn , Slnlr Work nml Inlcrhir llurd Woo I Tlii u. N. B. Corner Flh nml l.onvumvunh atrccls , Oiunha. Nou. Stonm Fittings , Pumps , Etc. A/L. STRANC CO. , " " ' Pumps , Pines and Engines , lean ] , Wnlcr , llu.lwnr iirnl Mluhiu Hupplles , KtC. IfJU.tC ! unil Wl Hvnuim Strt'tit , Omalm , CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , lolcsalG Pumps , Pine , Fillings , Jlcnm and Water Biiillu | . T" ' " - < for Mn t. , j _ K.irnim t. , Om U. S. WIND ENGINE .v PUMP CO. . " tea and Y/ater / Supplies , BRCJWNELL & C07 ' engines , Boilers and General Macliincry , " - ' " - Iron Works. Cartur ft eon , 1'rop . Mivnufiulurc'rs of nil kind ! Steam Boilers , T&nto & and SW Iron W \ Vorkoulli Jtli ) nuil II. \ M. C'rosblrit : . I'AXTllN Si , V1KIII.I.NO JKUNVU11KS. . Wronglit and Cast Iron Building YM , j'lni's. llrnm Work. Uonorul roumlrrMiiolilno auil lllucktiullli Work , omen HIM ! \V > uk > , L' . r , Ujr. und 17111 Btruut , Omnlm. OMAHA WIRE to IRON V/ORKS , Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings ) v k HrUIn , Window ( Jimr.l * . Klnnvr HlnmliVlro r'luin. We.'irNorlli Ktli KtreiM.Uin.iliii. OMAHA SAI'E Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes aultn , Jull Work. Irnuaml Wire ( 'ftirlnii , HltJii" , ICtc. U Anilivun , 1'iup'r Cor. IllliarUJuuUunbu. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Iron and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards and Krrocni , fur liuik , olllroi.iiorii'i. rmiik'nc o' . etc. lU | > rnvi > il AnrilniiH , J-uiiLiiiuth Miu-lilmtry I'.cJ llliicktiiiltliVurki , IUI.uotli : Illli St. MKACIIHIl ,1 l\'lll'f.MOUN \ , J Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time LocKs ,