THE OMABA UAJLUX" BEE : EIUDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Wns Much Qulotor Than
Was Generally Anticipated.
BEARS ARE NOT SO RAMPANT.
Corn Tninc nml Prices Itullng Kasler
Ontu Opened Moderately Active
nml DculinliiK Provisions
Homowliat Hotter.
CHICAGO PUOOUCI3 MAKKI3T.
CIIICAOO , Dec. ST. [ Special Tolcrain to
Tun USB. ] The wheat market was much
quieter to-tiny than was Renorally antici
pated , nntl there was nt no time uny serious
jircssuro to sell that Is , nothing like ycstcr-
ilny. A quiet canvass nmonff the best
posted pcotilo in trade confirmed tlio theory
that n very largo percentage of the high
priced loriR wheat timl been dumped on yes
terday's slump , and that there was no rca-
non to look for another dclngo around the
current range of prices. The country Is still
full of hears , and the board of trade Is their
hcadiiiirtcrg ( | , but the more conservative
unions the late advocates of lower prlcua arc
looking with more friendly eyes nt thn
market. They think that values may possi
bly settle some further , but thc-y arc not the
rampant bears they worn when May was
quoted above 11.10. When cash wheat
crossed the dollar mnrlt on the down turn
they began to modify their views very ma
terially. The selling out of a considerable
quantity of wheat that could not bo disposed
of yesterday on the slump , caused a weak
opening and the price marked down from
tl.03 at the start to fl.O'J } . At that point
tliero was good buying and the market
rallied % e. A period of quietness fol
lowed , with the price i-loso to tl.03. The next
move was a bulfu toll 01 , then the privet
wus Jerked backed toJl.US . That proved
to bo the bottom on the second break , and
under the influence of good buying , wheat
crowded up to $1. < > :1J : { . It got rather tame
ngain anil dropped to Sl.aX'a , but about 10
o'clock it again became firm , and a liltlo
later set off at a rapid pace from flM ) { , and
didn't stop until fl.M ( % was reached. Hero
there was a pause and a liltlo set buck to
f 1.04k , followed i > y a further spurt to t 1 ( Ml
( gl.0-1 % . That seemed to be the extent of
its [ rawer of recovery for the day. The
breathing spell was a brief one , though , and
another ivavo of enthusiasm took May to
JU'S.'fj ' ' and lolt it nt $1.03. December rested
nt WKc , January at 'jyv-jo , mid July at ' . 'do.
The averugo recovery was about ' 'o , com
pared with .yesterday's close. Trade in other
months than May was very small. The firm
ness in the market and the tendency of
prices to advance was iittri tinted for the first
couple of hours to the desire on the part of
the Bhort.s to till tlmir contracts. The es-
Bcnco of popular opinion was that nearly all
the buying was by the shorts. Later on this
view of the situation was very greatly mod
ified. The depression that Is usually counted
upon as certain to follow free covering by
tlio shorts , unaccompanied by investment
buying , did not come. Last night gossips
had it that Hutchinson would not
quit "gunning" for wheat until ho
cot the price of May down to $1.00.
That was the figure to which the bear army
had Its hopeful eyes directed. Little doubt
was felt \ > y most of tlio soldiers under that
Jlag that prices would get there. It seems ,
v however , that other buyers besides the
m nhorts were at work , and during tlio last
hour of tlio trading session it was stated witli
confidence that Kairbank , Cudahy , Linn ,
licani and IJaker had been heavy buyers.
The suspicion of tlio scalpers was first
aroused by the purchases by Hoche , uimi-
blom , Hamlll and others , who took a great
deal of property off the market and relieved
whatever 1 hero was of pressure. Milimkt ; &
liodman , Logan , Hoyd , McCormiek .t Co. ,
Jones , ICennett & Hopkins , Uuxlur , and in
fact most of the heavier commission houses ,
absorbed a largo amount of wheat. Hlpom ,
too , was mentioned as a steady buyer in an
open way. These wore tlio local features
that contributed to the strength of tlto mar
ket. Foreign news was scarce , and what
came was conflicting. Husslan wheat was
quoted as unreliable , and largo Indian ship
ments were reported. On the other hand ,
the amount .on passage was shown to bo de
creasing. Ono authority made tlio decrease
1,250,000 bushels , and the board's cor
respondent put it at 220,000 bushels.
New York advised that tliero was good
buying of May for the leading exporting
houses and that it was for tlio foreign ac
count. Nothing in the shipping way was
definitely reported , but as prices at tide
water are down to a shipping basis , a re
vival in the export trade is looked for. This
was ono of the principal strengthening fac
tors in the situation to-day. The news from
the northwest was all bullish , so turns tlio
movement of grain went , aad crop obser
vers are watching the winter wheat fields
anxiously.
A tame corn market would fltly describe
the day's business. Prices ruled easier , but
thcro was irt > t much doing mid outside or
ders were far from plentiful. The demand
from shippers was fair , but prices are ap
parently not low enough to tempt the load
ing of vessels yot. There is a capacity of
5i.'CO,000 bushels hud up hero , and the own
ers are asking 4 cents to Buffalo , including
storage , until navigation opens in tlio spring.
At Liverpool 4J.OOO bushels of American
corn was received in the past week. Tlio
amount on ocean passage decreased 240,000
bushels during tlio , week. There continues
to bo n moderate export business , but It
makes but a small hole in the year's crop.
The Improvement In tlio weather removed
tlin cause of yesterday's comparative ) firm
ness , with a resulting preponderance of soi
ling pressure , which Kept the market heavy
throughout tlio greater part of tlio session.
Tlio prices at tlio close were about , ' c lower
than yesterday.
Oats were moderately active during tlio
early part of the day , with May declining
% c , touching " 8c , and recovering i" n do-
, Inter , Trading was not heavy In the
aggregate , and was confined chiolly to the
local account. It was believed that some
long oats came out in line with the general
weakness prevailing m the other cereals ,
though no soiling orders on country account
woru visible. There was light trading in
February nt about ! ! o below May , with Jun >
uary nt liX'VuCi and December neglected.
No. 2 oats in store were J o lower at U3c , with
sales largely by sample.
In provisions tliero was a little reaction
from yesterday's ' depression. There was no
particular activity in any line of trade , but as
the old bear crowd showed no disposition to
over-burden the market with offerings , a
stronger feeling developed , in all depart
ments Increased confidence was manifested ,
nml for pork the closing showed an advance
for the duy of 5 ( < J7. ! < fo aud for short ribs of
Lard wus unchanged , to 25tfo
CHICAGO L-IVB STOCK.
CHICAGO , Dec. 27. [ Spccml Telegram to
TUB BRB.f CATTLE Business was active ,
with little or no variation as compared with
yesterday , salesmen generally quoting values
strong , decidedly strong , which , reading be
tween the lines , means a slight advance. As
compared with the game days ot lost week
( Thursday and Friday ) there is a big ad
vance , anywhere from 25o to 40c , but every
body Is predicting a big break for next week.
as the wires were loaded this morning , callIng -
Ing for cnttlo from nil directions. The ad
vance , as was the decline recently , is on the
ordinary run of steers that average 1150 to
1350 Ibs , and on good cows and hoiforx. The
light run of Texans this week so far is the
inalu cause of the strength iu cow stock. Ac
there Is no particular improvement in the
aemnnd for big heavy cattle they are not
keeping up with the advance on the
mediums aud low grades. Thcro Is little
Or no life in the stocker and feeder
trudo. Choice beeves , N,03@f > .lU ; medium
to good steers , 13T.O . to 1500 IDS , $ % 90S4.45 ;
1200 to 11150 Ibs. * i.04.00 ; 850 to l'J < > 0 Ibs
| 2.00@i.tO : ; stcckcm and feeders. f3.UOQ3.HO ;
cow * , bulls and mixed. $1.50@.3IO ; bulk.f3.20
< 3' . > .45j Texas steers , t.SD a.lOi cows , | J.IK >
02 2S.
Hoes Business was brisk , but prices wore
CCftlPo lower than yesterday , the bulk of the
test mixed selling around about , 15.20 , with
common down to JS.M'fa.Yl. " , ; best heavy sold
largely nt ? "j.2T , against $3.30rt3.35 yesterday.
A few loads of good heavy shipping sold as
low ns | .V20 } prime butchrr weights , all bar
rows , sold at tri.axg'.V.M ; light sorts were in
fnlr demand , with St , Louis pigs selling nt
W.OO ; nice little ones , nverlng 110 to lli ! lb * ,
nt W.15''M.20 ; mixed and assorted of IfcO-lb
averages , > .20 , and singe sort at | 3.'i3. The
pens were well cleared of nil grades at the
close.
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1-MNANCIAIj.
Nr.w YOUK , Dec. 2 . fSpocIal Telegram
to TUB HBK.I STOCKS The stock markel
this morning opened moderately active am !
Irregular * the first prices showing losses ol
J @ % per cent. The London market did not
respond to our advances ns was anticipated ,
nml instead of their sending largo buying
orders this morning , they were selling their
specialties. Tills took the enthusiasm out of
n great many of the smaller bulls , nnd they
Immediately started to unload , nnd a decline
of } { < ? / per cent followed. Cotton Seed Oil
was exceptionally weak and declined 2 > per
cent. The room traders were hammering
this stock on the reported sales of long stock
by a prominent Chicago operator. The re
port , however , was subsequently denied nnd
a slight reaction took place. Stocks wcro
more plentiful in the loan crowd tbis tnorn <
Ing , and money was loaning ut a higher rate.
Altogether there was not much- confidence
expressed In the higher prices for tlio im
mediate future. A leading ofllclal of ono ol
the largest coal companies xvas quotcO
as saying that the coal trade
was not in a very satisfactory condition.
Tlio unseasonable weather has curtailed
the demand , and wholesale dealers have been
cutting prices indiscriminately. Boston
houses were buyers of Union Pacific , and
that stock advanced fractionally in the face
the general decline. London was reported
as buying St. Paul preferred quite liberally.
The directors ot the Now York Central an
nounced that It would be their policy to re
turn to the 5 per cent basis next year. Lake
Shore declared mi extra dividend of 1 per
cent , making It per cent in all. This stimu
lated trading in these stocits somewhat , but
thcro was little strength displayed , though
small fractions wcro gained all over the list ,
nnd at noon the market was quiet to dull ,
thouirh firm at the close at opening figures.
Tlio market ruled quiet during the afternoon.
Near tlio close money became active , and
loaned at as high as 7 per cent. The com
mission houses are still advising purchasers
on the reaction. The market closed tame.
Tlio net declines for the day wcro. North
western , , c < ; St. Paul , J4 ; Hoclc Island ,
Missouri Pacific , X\ \ Heading , J { : Cotton
Seed Oil , 138' ; Omaha preferred , 2 percent.
Vandorbllts wcro well sustained , and show
only fractional changes from the opening
figures. The total sales of stock amounted to
2,11'JST shares , including Lake Shore , 25,000 ;
Union Pacific , 10,000 ; Northwestern , 0,1)00 ) ;
Heading , 40,000 ; Now Kngland , 111,000 ; Lack
awanna , 21,000 : St. Paul , 18.000 ; Missouri
Pacific , 8,000 ; Louisville & Nashville , 10,000 ,
and Erie , 14,000 shares.
The following were the doling quotations :
U.S. 4s regular. Northern I'hcttlc. . 25
U.S. 4scoupons. . . .1-8 do preferred fill1 ;
U. S. lUsroKUhir. . 108' , C.itN. W IU7 , '
U. S. 4'scoiipon4 .lOS'i do preferred 140
Pacific Us of 'ITi . . .ll'.l ' M. V. Central lOSli
t'entrnl 1'iiclllc. . . I' . , I ) . &K 2t'4
Chlcapo & Alton. . . I3i'3 : ' Hock Island . HT'i '
Chicago , Darlington . ( , ' . , M.&St. I . m
\ Qulncy . 110 ! do preferred . IOI
f.ti.Jc W . H.rSt.l'aiilOinalia. . . : ! a
Illinois Central. . . .ll.'l'il iloprofurrcd . ! > < " >
1..II.&W . Ill'iiUuionl'.iciflc ' . 04
Kansas , t Texas. . . ii'JW.St. : , I , . A : ! . Ill
LiikoShoro . 135 ; ! do preferred. . . . " 4J
entral lftJ > CWustcrn | Union . tk'l.'i
MOXET ox CALL Comparatively light ,
ranging from 4J to S per cent.
PitiMG MKKUJLNTILB P.U'uit 5@G ) per
cent.
STKIILINO ExciuxflB Dull , steady , sixty
days , f4.6'f ! ' ; demand , $4.SSJ .
iMionucn : .
Cnicuao , Dec. 27. \ \ heat Strong ; cash ,
OOj/c ; January , 03J c ; May , $1.05.
Corn Firm ; cash , ! i3J < c ; January , Sis ;
May , 30J < c.
Onts Firmer ; cash , 25c ; January , 25Vc ;
May , 23l-10c. !
Hye 50) ) < c.
Barley No trading.
Prime Timothj No trading.
Flax-Sl.GO.
WhisUy-Jl.20.
Pork Steady ; cash $12.05January ; , $12.95 ;
May , $13.37 > < f.
Lard Steady ; cash , $8.25 ; January ,
57.72 ; May , $7.S'il < .
Flour Quiet and unchanged.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $ C.75(30.S7K ( ;
short clear. $7.12 , ' @ 7.25 : short ribs. $ t.SO. )
Uutter Slow and quiet ; creamery , 20@
29e ; dairy , 17@24c.
Cheese Firm ; full cream choddais ,
lie ; Hats , ll@ll'.ic ; Young Americas ,
Cil2c. !
Epus-Qulot ; fresh , 10@20c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted ;
0 > c ; light preen salted , f > % a ; green , Sen
salted bull , fiJic ; grcan bull , 4' ' c : grcod
dry flint , 7f@S < ; ; dry calf , 7@3o ; brando ;
hides , 15 per cent off ; deacons , 25@30o each ,
dry salted , 10f ( l ! > o.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid 5J cj
No. 2 , 4) ) o ; cake , 6) u.
ilceaiiiti. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 10,000 17,000
Wheat bti 27,000 23,000
Corn , bu 403.000 40'J.OOO '
Oats , bu 225.00U 143,000
Kye , bu . . . .
Iilveriionl , Deo. 27.Vhciit Dull ; hold
ers offer freely ; California , No , 1 , 7s y , ' < jd per
cental.
Corn Quiet ; now mixed western , 4s fij d
per cental.
MiiiiKi.ipoliH. Dec. ST. Wheat Sample
wheat steady ; receipts , IMS cars ; shipments ,
ll'Jcars. Closing quotations : No. 1 hard ,
December , II.Iff ; January , $1.17 ; on track ,
$1.10 ; No. 1 northern , December , $1.05 ; Jan
uary , * 1.0fi ; on track , 51.OtXjgl.OS ; No. 2 north
ern , December , Die ; May , 11.02 ; on trueK ,
04@OCc.
GinclmiiUI. Dec. 27. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 red , Ii5@or. . ( > .
Com Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 35c.
Oats Barely steady ; No. 3 mixed , 27J < fc.
Whisky14. .
Ht. Jjimli. Dec. 27. Whont Higher ;
cash and December , ' . 'tie ' ; May , $1.0
Corn Firm ; cash , 3Ufu ; May ,
Oats Lower ; cash , 2-to ; May , 2
Pork Dull ; cash , V13.no@13.75.
Lard Nominal ; cash , 1 .23.
Whisky-Steady at $1.14.
Butter Steady ; creamery , 20@:23c : ; dairy ,
2''Q2lc.
KU'IIMIH Oily. Dec. 27. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 red , cashOlcbid ; May , 05o bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , 2fc bid :
January , 20o bid ; May , 29Xo bid ; No. 2
white , cash , 2 ( ) ) < e askod.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 2i ) c asked ; May , 21J o
bid.
MiUriuilcoc , Dec. 27. Wheat Firm
and higher ; cash , SWo ; May , 03c.
Corn-Dull ; No. 3. 80@ilc. ;
Oats-Quiot ; No. 2 white , 27@28o.
liyo Easy ; No. 1 , 49Kc.
Hurlvy Kosy ; No. 2 , COK < iaG7o.
Provisions Steauy ; pork , $12.'J5.
Bloux Olty , Dec. 27. GATTM : Kecelpts ,
123 ; shipments , 103 ; market active.
Hoas Hcceipts , 1,025 ; market opened
steady , but later declined Be , closing weak ;
light and mixed , fi.00(35.10i ( heavy , $5.003
5,15.
5,15.New
New Vork , Doe. 27. Wheat RecoiDts ,
13,000 ; exports. 10,000 ; snot stronger and 1@
lo higher ; No. S wd , .OOJ @I,01 in ele
vator. fl.03 nlloat , V1.00i ; < jjl.U3)l ) f. o. U ;
No , 2 red , 05c. Options uuTlvo and strong
nnd li'OJlKo ) higher , No. 3 red , January ,
closing utI.OO ° B"
Corn Hcoelpts , 107,000 ; exports , 05,000 ;
spot fairly active nnd ® > fo lower but
steady ; No , 3 , < KX < ] MGtfo In elevator ; 47'fo
afloat ; uiiijraded mixed , S@4Soj No. U , 8V
< frtKc. Optlous fairly active and % ( < yK < i
higher and lirtn.
Oats Rccsipts , 67,000 ; exports , 15,000 ; spot
fftirly active and'llrm. ' Options more active
mid firm ; January closing at 'Mospot \ , No.
2 , white , Mfta ; rnlxcd western , 29(33Jo ( ;
whito. 82QS90.
Coffee Options closed barely steady nt 25
CtlO points below yesterday. Sales , OS5,000
bags ; December , I14.b.r > < ! il.'i.05i January ,
IH.SOiSM.W ! February , 14.75@1 10. Spot
Klocasy ; fair cargoes , $10.75.
Petroleum Lowerand quiet ; United closed
nt
-Quiet and easy ; western , 22i21o. ?
Pork Moro active ; mesa , fM.25ttl4.75.
Lard A trlllo stronper ; western steam ,
fS 40d 45 ; January clojing nt 18.12 bid.
Butter -Quito but steady ; western dairy ,
14rZ25o ( : xvestern creamery , Ifi'JtSIc ; Elgins ,
S3ii4c. :
Chccso-rirm ; western ,
Cliionco. Dec. 27 The DrovcrV Jour
nal renortsns follows :
Cnttlc Hcceipts , 7,000 ; market strone ;
choice hooves , f4.MfI5.10 ( ( ; steers , 13.95 ®
4.45 ; stoekcrs nnil feeders , " 12.20tf3.80 ;
cows , bulls anil mixed , $1.50iJ3.10 ; Texas
cnttlc , 81.flO@3.10.
Hogs Huccipts. 10,000 ; market weak nnil
10e loxver ; mixed nnd light , J5.003.20 ;
heavy , tVi.lCK ? ? : > . : ) ; skips , W.MK-IS.OJ.
Sheep Hecolpts ( UiOO ; mnrket slow ,
heavy and tiH\Oc \ lower ; natives , f.1.00 @l.90 ;
western cornfed , $ l.0) ( < $4 GO ; Texans , 3.10
(33.15 ( ; Inmbs , W.05.00.
Knnnnn City. Dec. 27. Cattle Hceclpts ,
2SKhcnd ( ) ; shipments , 1,100 ; mitrUet steady
to firm ; good to choice corn-fed , M.50iiU ( 0 ;
common to medium $ .1.20il.25 ; stoukers
nnd feeding steers , ? 2.00@3.30.
Hogs Heccipts , Bfil ( ) ; shipments , 000 ;
market 10o lower ; peed to choice , $5.05Vt3.10 ( ;
common to medium , tl.f > 3 ( 5.00.
National Slock Yard * , Ermt St.
Iioiiln. Dec. 27. Cattle Hecolpts , SIX ) ,
shipments , 800 ; mnrket strong ; choice
heavy native steers , f.YOO@YOO ; fair to
good steers , S4.-tO@rt.in ; butchers' steers ,
medium to choice , * 3.40@I.10 ; stockcrs nnd
fecdcrs.fnlr to peed , $ i.Xjgi.2Q ( ) ( : ; rnngcrscorn ,
fed. J3.OOi.iH2l > ; grass fed , $3.10 ( < f ) .15.
Hogs Hccclpts. 1,1100 ; shlpiiicnts , 900 :
market cas.v ; choice heavy nnd butohcrs'
selections , $ ,1.2.1(35.85 ( ; packing , medium to
prime , $5.lorn 5.UO ; light grades , ordinary to
best , $5.00(35.15. (
OMAHA MVI3 STOOil.
Cnttlo.
a'hursday. Dec. 27 , 18SS.
The receipts of cattle wcro heavier than for
some days and the demand light , only ono
packer bcinp on the market. As a result
prices fell oil nil the way from lOfji ioc , on
beef cattle. Good corn fed natives weighing
HOO Ibs and over sold at S4.01V and under.
The packers paid J.'iOigK.feO ( lor the bulk of
their beef eattlo. The market on butchers
stqckdldnot show us much decline und as
hipli as $ 3.05 was paid for some { rood heifers ,
while good to choice cows went at ? i.'i" ) ( 'J.53 ,
nnd calves nil the way from $1.2. " ) up. Feeders
hold their own In spite of the low prices on
oilier kinds of cattlo. Soma peed westerns
of that clnss sold nt00 , aud good natives
nru held us high as $3.00.
The hog market was liic lower on nn aver
age than yesterday morning's prices , but the
trade was uneven utid hojjs sold
nil the way from 10i720o ( lower.
The puckers were apparently ready to tnko
tlio boss nt the decline and everything re
ceived in the morning was sold in good sea
son , but a train of iato arrivals dragged : i
littlo. In spite of the heavy decline hogs are
still high in comparison witli oilier mar
kets. there not buing over lOo between this
market and Chicago.
Hlieop.
There wcro no sheep hero to make a mar
ket , but a small bunch of stale feeders
changed hands.
Cnttlo . 1,100
Hogs . , . 4,500
I'rwallmir . . , vu. .
The following is a tiuloof pri23 ? p.ii.1 in
this marKct for tha gr.i.tui of stotM men
tioned
I'rimesteors. 1303to ft9l lbs..J3.7.fill.33
Prime steers. ItOJ to 1UJI ) ibi. . 3.25 Kfl.'I.SO-
Native fceilers v..7."i ( ( B.'f.OO
AVcstern feeders ' . ' .CiO ( .ttti..m
Common to oed cows l.'J. > ( iB'i.OO
Clioiccto fancy cows a.23 ftCi.75
Commonto ciioieo balls 1.23 M'J.OO
Fair tocnoico lignt hots 5.00 n . " > .05
Falrtocnoio8 aeavy tiojs ii.10 tn.'M
Fair to choice mixetl ho s fi.OO ( 3.10
j tin i.
OATTLK.
No. Av. Pr.
3 cows 913 $1.25
12 cows S0 : ! i.m
3.1 cows S37 1.45
icow 11.10 1.50
Ibull 1330 1.00
1 bull 1200 1.00
Ibull 1720 1.70
1 bull 490 1.75
Ibull 1550 UO
Ibull U > 00 2.00
41 cows 8(12 ( 2.10
1 steer , tailing 1210 2.10
2cow3 1240 2.20
7 cows 1135 2 " 5
42 cows 1004 2 25
23 cows 101S 2.25
19 cows 070- 2.30
12 cows 10SO 2.KO
; i co ws S'K ! 2. 30
8 cows 8S15 2.35
28 steers , yearlings 755 2.35
15 Arkansas steers 070 2.I15
5 steers , tailings 12GI 2.40
S cows 1143 2.50
2 cows 1105 2.50
IS cows * 10 > 2.50
8 feeders lOiO 2.00
44cows 1097 2,50
5 cows 010 2.CO
19 cows and heifers 10S7 2,05
Scows 812 2.155
2 oxen 1775 2.75
10 feeders : 1013 2.SO
21 feeders , westerns 923 2.W )
37 feeders , westerns 10(53 ( 2.90
S feeders , westerns 1071 2.90
2 feeders , westerns 930 2.90
19 cows 1148 3.10
lox 2110 If.25
43 steers 9111 3.25
(5 ( steers 1105 3.25
20 steers Iu30 3.35
12 steers , natives 1103 3.40
18 steers 1153 3.50
lUbtccrs 11(17 ( 3.50
85steers , natives . ' . . .liitll 3.05
lt ! steers 1432 3.05
113 steers , natives 124i"i 3.75
Istecr 14SO 3.75
19 steers 1331 3.SO
33 steers 112(1 (
17 steers 1330 3.90
34 steers 1123 4.00 .
20 steers A . . . 1315 4:10 :
lions.
No Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
f 1.00 51. ' 'OSi .
19. , .141 . . . - - $5.05
72. 2SO 5.00 (15. ( . . .320 480 5.071 *
f.3.m . , .207 240 n.oo OS. . . .250 200 0.07K
m , .20 ; ) 210 5.00 01. . . .2SS 120 6.07)4
(57. ( , .2111 80 5.00 05. . . .319 2SO 5.07
( ill. ' 200 0.00 63. . . .310 ISO 0.07'4
74. ! .2I5 ! 80 S.OO 04. . . .297 400 5.07K
07 , , .25S 120 r..oo 03. . . .2:17 : 120 5 10
57. , .2iti ; r ijo 5.10 ! 0(5. ( . . .293 120 5.10
C3. , .2 7 120 fi.OO 05. . . .30(5 ( 200 5.10
59. . .219 121) ft.OO 07. . . .317 40 5.10
51. 50,1 73. . 210 5.10
. .2.VJ ICO 61. . , . . ' 1111 210 5.10
. .27J 120 0.0334 63. . , .29(1 ( 120 5.10
W ) . . .2:5 40 5.05 O'l. . , .3W 1IX ) 5.10
18. . . .2 < 5i 40 5.CG OS. . , .270 240 5,10
fi7. . . .313 200 5.05 00. . , .202 SO 5.10 j
71. . . 295 80 5.05 07. . , .232 40 5,10
01. . . .2M SO 5.05 55. . .278 80 5.10
60. . . .291 10'J 5.05 OS. . , .200 100 5.10
7. ! . . . .203 230 5.05 05. , , .289 SCO 5.10
. .209 320 5.05 05. . , .2 < J1 200 5.10
i ! ! . .2113 200 5.05 01. . 224 60 5.10
04. . . .300 400 5.05 05. . 100 5.10
70. . . .270 NX ) 505 110. . 60 5.10
04. . . .293 280 fi.05 79. . .207 210
. .2H ( 2SO 5.05 07. , .aiu 320
ICO 5.05 60. . . .asi 80 5.15
03. , aw 5,05 44. . ' ' 100 5.15
02. , . .270 2iO 5.05 69. . . . 3W 2X > 5.15
03. . . .303 4 SO 5,05 51. . . . 5.15
09. , . .2C4 100 6.05 48. . . .359 100 0.15
OS. , . .277 2SO 5.05 53. . , .853 120 6.15
00. , . .811 400 5.05 49. . , .333 ' 80 5.20
OS. , . .105 210 5.05
5.05sum
sum * .
No. Av. Pr.
99 feeders. 78 (2.00
Ijivo Stock Notoa.
Hogs lower ,
Cattle market lower.
No shcop to make a market.
Z. Hoblnson , Sioux City , was In witli cattle.
Over u thousand head of cattle changed
innda ,
D. N , Wheeler , Pcndor ; Messrs. Winters
nnd Morgan , Shelby , la. ; W , N. Hlchardson ,
Hod Cloud , and Hon. Watson Tyson , Ulair ,
were visitors ut , the yards.
J. P. Fall , Stiver City. In ; J. P. Haldo-
man , Cairo ; W. W , Uarnhouso , Adams , Nob. ,
and John P. WlUup , Cordova , were among
the shippers who came in to look after ship
ments of hofig ,
OMAHA wnoMasAtba MAHKKTS
limits , I'roiliifr , Ktc.
IU-TTr.it Pnncy , solid queued oroixmcry
S6rj.Kc ) ; choice country , 'S ' 'iia ; medium
grades , l Jlc ; common grade * , Il(3l7c. ( ,
Ki.ot'it Nebraska p.ttchts. ? 0. ) ; ( f7.riO
Minnesota patents , f < 1.25ft7.75 ; straight
grades. 85.00.'ii5.00 ; bakers' Hour , $ o.35i5.75 [
per Ubl. '
PoiATOES N'cbraska , 45'i55c per bu ; Col
orado , (50frC70c. (
SWEDT I'OTXTor.s 3@8t-i'c per Ib.
Pori/rnT J.lve chickeas. f250iJ.75 per
doz ; dressed chickens , 7 < 53e per Ib ; turkeys ,
OijJlU1 ; ducks and frce90'iirtil2c. (
K os Strictly fresh , 21 ( i3 ; , > c candled.
M i.ini Oiui'ES In kegs , 12c per , in.
HAN IN \ Common , | 1.50@2,25 per hunch ;
choice , | 2.50 ( < T.3.50.
LUMOXS 5-3. 75i ( 5.00 ) x3r case.
OHANOES Florida , f.l.3iirii.iO : per box.
O VMS Per dozen : Mallard ! ) , W.25 ; tea
$1.60 ; quail , f2.00 ; pralrio chickens , t\.00& \
4.50 : rabbits , $1.00 ; squirrels , fl.UJ ; venison ,
7l''cpcrlb.
llHAV-5n.OOcM4.00. ?
Cnorrii : > Fueu-iU 00@15.00 per ton.
COUN aX'tS'te. '
OATS-21 ( < J2-.V.
VISKOAH Cider , lO lSc per gal. ; white
wine , 10rf25c ( jicr gal.
HONI1lb : frames , ICjtlSc.
Cu\NnEHiiir.9 $ S.OOLi' ( > .iJO per bbl.
PuovistoNS Hams. No. 1 , lie ; No. 2
10 ! < , c ; shoulders , 7jcyJb bacon , lie ; clear
bacon. 11 ' c ; plcnlo 'MRns , lOc ; dried heel
hams , lOVfc ; dry salted clears , short , S' ' c ;
extra short , Sl o ; short ribs , S' c ; pickled
' fcut 15-lh kits. SOc lard ' '
pigs' , - ; , S.-idni ! ;
smoked sausage , t5@Sc per Ib ; hog casings ,
Cii.iuv ; 25ff30cper doz : fancy , 40c.
ONIONS 30iC4c ( ( ) per bu.
Cvmuiin W.UO per 100.
UKUTS 40c ) icr bu.
TfiiNU's 25o per bu ,
Sifeu ICitvfT Ubls. , $4.75 ; half bbls. ,
2.r > .
Ai'ri.iChoice : , f J.50 ( iJ.75per bbl ; fancy ,
$ 'J.IH ) per bbl ; common , $1.50(01.70 per bbl.
Cinr.H Michigan , * 5.0t ( 0.50 per bbl of 33
gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
POP Cou.v Ulce , : ic ; conunou , 2 > < Jc.
CAIIUOTS JOc per bu.
HBASS Choice eastern hand picked navies.
J2.25 pcrbti. ; western hand picked navies ,
f l.T'iWl.SU " ; mudium.i , $1,50 ; Lima buuns , 5o
per Ib"
II iv P. o. b. cars , No. 1 upland , $ < j.UO ; No.
2 upland , $5.00. _
Grocers' Ijlst.
Revised prices arc as follows :
HAIHIIMI Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Ainos-
kcag , seamless , 17) ) 0 ; Lowistown , A , seam
less , 19c ; American , scainlo-is , I7o ; burlaps
4 to 6 bu. , HC'i'14c ' ; iruiinics , single , 13c ; guu
uios , double , 20c ; wool , sack , 35c.
Twiscs Flax , JISc ; extra sail , 20ii21o- ; , sail
li , 20vf21o ( ; cotton , 2-Jo ; Jute , 9c.
Diuiiii KitriT Figs , in boxes , per Ib , 13@
Ific ; dates , in boxes , 7yJ'10c ' ; L-iiulon Ma'agu '
layer raisins , per box. $2.5i@3.75 ( ; Malaga
loose raisins , f2.3R2.5l ) ; now Valencia rai
sins per Ib , SVc ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , $2.UOtittJ.10 ; California Londons ,
l&SS , J2.40 ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 18c ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , per 11) ) , 12 ( < fil3c ; dried
blackberries , per Ib , 7l.jifSc ( ; dried raspber
ries , per Ib , 2lii:25c ( : ; cviporalcd apples , 7aX } < j !
8c ; California sun-dried peaches , 13o ; Cali
fornia unimred evaporated peaches , 14c ;
evaporated California apricots , ISc ;
currants , OKtc7c ; Turkish prunes , 5 ( < T.V.c ;
citron , 22i ( < jJ4Li ; nrango iieol , 15c ; lemon pjol ,
Kic ; California French prunes , llillic. (
Corrcn Mocha , 25 ( "JCc ; Kio , good , 17i < ?
ISc ; Mandahling , 2Vii2 ( > o ; roasting Rio , 15 ( )
ICc ; O. O. Java , 21 ( < ' .2lic ; Java , interior , 22ft $
'J.'ic ; Hio , fancy , lhnM9c : Santos and Miiru-
ca'bo. Uci/U''c ' ; Arbuckles , 23'jc ; McLaugh-
Hn'sXXXX , i24c. !
Sio.vn CJ'iinulatcd , 740 ; conf. A , 7J c ;
white extra C. 7'4c ' ; extra C , 7'c , ' ( ; yellow C ,
0\c ; powdered , M e ; cubes , 8'jC. '
liKBswvx Choice yellow , 20n ( i.jc } ; dark
colored , 13wllc.
CIIKBSB Young Ainprlca , full cream , l' ' @
13 'c ; lull cream cheddurs , 12 ( 12 c.
-1'icKi.KS Medium , in bbls , 5.0i > ; do , in
half bbls , W.C'O ' ; small , in bbls , $ t5.JJ ; do , in
half bbls , $3.r > 0 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
in half bbls , S4.UO.
Ton.u't'o Plug , 20iRfMe ( ; smoking , 10f 9Dc.
JBi.i.tKs $1.2 * > per 30-lb pail.
SALT $ I.35w 1.40 per bbl.
Roi-u 7-1H , 12c.
IAIM.C > Suii VK Hrlcks. ll12c per Ib ;
penny cakes , 12T > 13c per Ib ; pure maple
syru | ) , $1.00 per pal.
TBAS Young Hyson , common to fair , 18 < J §
25c ; Young Hyson , good lo fancy , : ) ( < ? 5. " > c ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22 ( < i125c ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40fejoc : Japan ,
comtnon to medium , 15 ( < o20c ; Japan , choice
to fancy , 30@45u ; Oolong , common to good ,
3 ( ) < < f3.c ; Oolong , clioice to fancy , 50 ( < ( ; 7c ( ) ;
Imperial , common to medium , 25@35c ; Im
perial , good to fancy , 4050c. (
NUTS Almonds , 15S/lSc ) ; filberts , I2r7'15o ' ;
Hrnzil , 9@10c ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , lOJtllu ;
lieanuts , ( i@9o.
CKACKIIIS : 0@10cper Ib ; assorted cakes ,
8@25c per Ib as-jier list.
CASIIV Mixed , 9 } ( > f 12 > < fc ; stick , 9 @llc ;
rock candy , lO ftiJUic ; fancy candy , 7 ( 2dc.
Hoi.l xi ) HiitniNn 90c.
Counsil 0 > / ( ,7.V < Jc.
Dry
COTTON FI.A\XILS : 10 per cent dis. ; L/L ,
l > Ke ; CC , 0 > 4'c ; SS , 7c , Nameless. 5o ; HX ,
ISc ; H , 20u ; Mo. 10 , SJ 'c ; No. 40 , M u ; No.
iO , \ yiQNo. \ . SO , I.'yrfc ; No. 30 , colored , 9e ;
No. 50. colored , 12c ; i\o. 70 , colored , 12 o ;
IJristol , 12'c ; Union Pm-ilio , 17c.
CAKI'CTVAKI - Uid , white , 19c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.HATTS
HATTS Standard , Sc ; gem. 10u ; beauty ,
12' c ; boonc , 4c ; H , cased , ? < ( .r > 0.
PHI NTS Solid colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
Co ; Berlin oil , lJ ! o ; Garner oil , ( i7c. (
PJIINTS Pink iimt Holies AllenOc ; Hivor-
jolnt ) , 5'4c ' ; Stud River , Ol.jc ; Richmond ,
0 > < c ; Pacific , 7c.
Pin NTS Dross , Charter Oak , 5.fc ! ; Ram-
npo , 4 > c ; Lodi , 5l4c ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond ,
Oc ; Windsor , O 'c ; ddystonou'c ( ! } ; Pacific ,
O'jfc.HUA '
JUIACIIBD Snr.KriNd Berkeley cambric ,
No. CO , 9140 ; Best Yet. 4-4 , ( l o ; butter
cloth , OO , 4c ; "Cubot , 7 e ; Farwell. half
bleached , SKc ; Fruit of the Loom , OJj'c ;
Urccno G , O'li ' Hope , 7c : King Philliu
cambric , lie ; Lonsdnlo cambric , llj jc ; Lons-
dale , 9c ; Now York mills , lUVrfc ; Peiioroll | ,
43-in , lie ; Poppcroll , 4i-iii ( , lie ; Pcjipcrcll ,
0-4 , lOc ; Peppercil , 8-1 , 21c ; Pepperell , 9-4 ,
23c ; Pcppcrcll , 10-4 , 25c ; Canton , 4-4 , 8 , ' < fc ;
Triumph , Oo ; Wntnsutta , lie ; Valley , Oc.
FLANIII.S : : Plad | Raftsmen , 20c ; Coshcn ,
93 n ; Clear Lake , SO u ; Iron Mountain ,
20Mo.
FI.\NNKI.S Wliito-OII , No. 2 $ { , 22U < o ;
OH , No. 1 , ft , 2ie ( ; BH , No. 2 , % . 23j c ; lill ,
No. 1 , % , ! ! 0c ; Quechce , No. I , ) > { , 42c.
Cordis. No. 4 , 7VJV.
UCMIMS Amoskcii } , ' , 9oz , 10J < fc ; Everett , 7
oz , 13Uc ; York , 7 oz , \ ' - % Haymaker \ ,
SJc , ; Juffroy XX , ll o ; Jaitroy XXX , 12Jvo ;
Heaver Creek AA , 12u ; Hcavor Creek HU ,
llo ; Boavcr Creole CC. ipc.
KuxTfCKV JitNS Mh'morial , ir c ; Dakota ,
18o ; Durham , 2Vi'c ; Hercules , 18o ; Loam-
iiiK'ton , M'iVtoCottswood \ , 27J , 'c.
ClUiiii-StuvuiiB' H , O o ; Stevens' 11 ,
blcuchcil , 7o- Slovens' A , T o ; Slovens' A ,
bleached ,
blcaehcil
blenched
Misc'ilANKoi's ! ! Table on' cloth , ' $2.50 ;
plain Holland , O c ; Dado Holland , 13 > )0.
HIIOWN SlllJUTiNO-'Atlantio A , 4-1 , 7U'o ;
Atluutio II , 4-4 , 7'fo ' ; AUantio D , 4-4 , ti > fc ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , (5o ( ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Co ; Au
rora C , 4-1 , 4o ; Crdwn XXX. 4-4 , 0c ;
Hooslor LL , 4-4 , ( lo ; Indian Head , 4-1 , TMOJ
Lawrence , LL , 4-4 , lie ; Old Dominion , 4-1 ,
6 0 ; Pojipercll H. 4-47c : Popiiorcll O , 4-4 ,
69-fc ; Popneroll , 8-1 , ISlsc ; Pcpncroil , 0-4 ,
21o ; Poppcroll , 10-1 , 2iia ; Utlc.i C , 4-4 , 4 c ;
Wachusott , 4-1 , 7 0 ! Aurora , It , 4-4 , 7c ; Au
rora n , 4-4 , OK < - ' .
DUCK West Point 2 ! ) in. 8 oz. 10'tfo ; AVost
Point 29 In. 10 or. 12) 0 ; West Point 29 in. 12
oz , 15c ; West Point 40 In. 11 oz , lOc.
iri.ANxei.s-KcU. C , 2 In. 15ifc ; E. 24 In ,
21tfc ; GO , 24 in , 20c ; HAl- ( , % , 25o-JKF ; , } ( ,
27c.
27c.GIKGIIAM
GIKGIIAM Pluukott chocks , 7 } < fo ; Whlttcn-
ton 7 > o ; Vork , "k'o ; Norniandl dress , 8 > o ;
Cnlcutia dross , Sko : Whlttcnton dress , 8J o ;
Uonfrow dross , b % < SI2J < c.
CAMUiiics-Slatur , 6X0 ; Woods , SJ oj Stan
dard , 5)o ) ; Peacock , 5)4'c. )
S , INDIGO BLUI : Arnold , Oj o ; AmCr-
can , ( i'i'o ' ; Gloui'cslor , O'/o : Arnold C lout , '
cloth , Do ; Arnold 11 long cloth , lOKo ; Arnold
Gold Seal , lOJtfc ; Stelfel A , 12o ; Windsor
Gold Ticket , 10
f'lrst and second clear , l } ( la . , f0 ! 00 ® . ' ) ! 00
L irst and second clear , IK In. , . 47 OOfaSO 00
Third clear , I' IW iu . 48 00@40 00
A select , 1K@1H ' " . U7 IX )
11 select. l > i@l > j in . B3 00
A block boards , 12@10 It , 13 iu , . 40 00
11 ( lock boards , 12 10 It , 13 in , , U 00
C stock boards , W10 ft , IS in. . .10 00
I ) stock boards , l'.V Ul ft , 12 in. . 2.1 Wl
Flooring , llrst common , Oln. . . . 34 ( Hi
Flooring , second common , 0 In. . .11 CO
Select fencing flooring Ill IX )
Siding , llrst nnd second olenr , 14
Win ft , 2.100
Siding , nrst common. 10 ft 22 ( K )
Siding , second common 19 00
Common boards 101X1
No. 2 boards , nil length * 14 M )
Fencing. No. 1 , lUiif''O ft 10 Ml
Fencing , No. 2 , 12 , 14(310 ( ft Ifi M
Joist nnd scantling,2x4.14jl ( 10 ft 10 IX )
Timber. 4x4./-xS. 120510 ft 17 00
Pickets , Pat.il . H Hat VI 00
I'lfkots , 1) nnd 11 square 22 00
Shingles , extra A . ' . 280
Shingles , standard A 200
Lntl 2 40
O O Butts , 2'S In
O a Halts , lMj.x3 , S IS. . . ' CO
3-in well tubing , D nnd M bov. . 22 00
Hemlock sole , lS27i5 ( ? per Ib ; onlt sole , 33
( ffStio per Ib ; oak harness , : iOt < f32c per Ib
selected oak nnd trace , l5e ! per ib. ; oak nm :
hemlock uop'er , i0i2ic ; ( per foot ; hemlock
calf skin , No. 1. 80@Wcpor Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , 90cSl.X ( ) per
Ib. ; Philadelphia cnlf skin , extra , $1.00@l.ll
per Ib. ; hbinlock kip skin , No. 1 , COi7V ( ( Per
Ib : oak kip skin. No. 1. 70 ® < 0c per Ib ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , SOftfWo per Ib ;
French calfskin ( nccording to weight nnil
iiualityK . I.151.75 ( pcrlb : French lop skin ,
do , Mlciil.1U per Ib. ; Cordovan russet , 1 ! '
satin finish , 20e pel1 foot ; welt leather , & ( .
OM.IH ) per side ; morocco.1' , ipebblo goat ) , 20(3 (
'tOe per foot ; tnorocvoa. boot leg , 25 ( < UKc | per
foot ; glove cnlf skins , 20S10o ( iicr foot ;
Douglas kid , 3t'o ? UV l ) 1r foot ; kangaroo
skins , 40@ . " > 0e per foot , according to quality :
toppings , $ S.OOti)0.00 [ ) per dozen ; linings , $5.l > 0
019.00 per doien ; apron skins , S10.X.J12.00 ) (
per dozen.
dozen.M
M tnlH nntl TuiiicrN1 Stool : .
Block tin , small pig $
Block tin , bar
Copper , pliiinlshed boiler sizes
Copper , cold rolled 31
Copper , shcating ic
Conner , pitts 30
Copper , Hats 31
Gill , sheet iron , .luninta , 50-10 mid 5 per c. dis.
Pat. plainished Iron , 24 to 27 A 10' ' , ;
Pat plaiinslieil iron , 21 to 27 M 9'- ' , '
Hooting , 1C. 11x21) ) , 112sha'ts O.HO
Hoollng , IX. 14\20 , 112 slicets 7.50
Hooting , H ; , 2(1x2 ( 112 sheets 11.00
Hoollng , IX. 20x2S , 112 shoots > . . 14.50
Sheet iron No. 20 3.50
Sheet iron No. 27 3
Solder 15 . , ( jn
Tin nlnte , best charcoal
1C. 10x11 , 223 sheets 0.50
IX. lOx 14 , 225 sheets S.25
Tin plate , coke
1C , 10x14. 225 sheets C.25
Steel nails , per keg 2,25
Steel wire nails , per keg 2.90
THU ltti < VI/r MAIUCI3T.
Pliicelt on Kocoril Dur
ing Yesterday.
I. Pi-hrooilcr , trustee , to F Ailntns , lot 18 ,
blk 11. Hi-own Park , w it $ 323
E II Slovens to ( iL'orge Ilnckett , lot 1H ,
blkrt. Ashlnml I'nrk.vd 1'JOO
J WCiIllithtoSJ Hussoll , liit-r. , blk 3.
llarkur place , wd 4
W \Voed and % Uft ) to (1 /Immermixnt ,
lot ! . blk : ' , Matthews'sub 20J
Cl.llnlistt to M 1'Jrliours , e'JJftlot ! ) , blk
4. Kci'il'H iHtudil , wi ) 1
SPIicarM iinilwIfutoOC I lull tt , o''Oltlot
J , lilk-l. Itfcil's 1st mill. W d 1
K A 1'eursim to F li Hull , so lot ! U. Olsu'a
mill , w d . - . l.'OD
.1 K ( .tistits anil wlfu tn P Krng. w 'a lot. ) ,
blk j , luiiu'ovuineni iw-soclatlcu mid
w il 058
O Knininrrur and \vlfotn Krtig , n 'i ' l"t
II. lilk ; ) . linprovuinent nsM > clatlnn mid ,
\v\ \ 05S
V Norvlc-ka and hti.sliuml to J ( "roniier , lot
' H , blk n. Albright's Annex , w tl 4GO
0 N Hsm-'py to S < ! Stcriisiui. s ' , ' lots C
and ! ' . blk 1 , bub.I I itoillclc's sub-add
wil P.OOO
T W T Hlchnrds to M < ! HolirDiiiiBh , lots
5 , fi , f , li. U1. HI nnd 2.nnd mid Yt lot 7 ,
BUrlllliiiV Isaacs * add , wil I.TCO
M Morrison anil wlfo to II Ilrrll , s > < , of n
ii of w ' 4 lot li ! , blk 11 , Improvement as
sociation uild , w d ' 43
M .Marshall to It Hunter , w : U It of e Ii7 tt
lot L' , nlR If. S K Hogvr's mid , w d 4,030
Mrs r.Mi'Mnimary to A l.owry , lots ill nml
14 , blk V , C ! randy's sub 1
Sixteen trauRfors . tl3,67'J
_
Still no Sl n ol'Tascott. C3
Now York World : William B. Tas-
cott , tlio inurdorer of Mr. Sncll , is dcsid
nt louyt Unit ia the ilulibortite oinion |
of seine of tlio mobt skilftill dolootives
in Chicago. They siy ; that boyoticl a
doubt tlio Sucll family might just as
well increase the $30,000 reward now
oll'orcd for the youujj man to $1,000,000.
It will never bo paid.
' What innkos you think ho is dead ? "
asked a reporter of the local suporin-
londont of a well-Kuown detective
agency.
"Because , unquestionably , if be were
alive ho would liavo been caupht long
ago , " was the reply. "In tlio whole
history of crime llicro never was such
a bunt made for a man. To begin with ,
the reward ollcrcd for his arrest is very
much the biggest over offered for any
criminal. Tiiat alone would probably
have bocured bis capture if he were
not in bis grave. Then think of tlio
way his description lias been scattered
over the civili/ed world. There isn't u
jiostolllco iu the United Stales where
liis appearance is not as well known as
it is hero in Chicago Ihoro is hardly
such a postollico in the wide world.
Tlio circulars offering Iho enormous re
wards liavo been translated into every
European language and sent around the
fflobc. How Tascott looks and what ho
is wanted for are known in Paris and
Borneo , in Vienna and Melbourne.
Kvon the islanders in the Pacific ocean
liavo heard of him. There are spots
lie might bide in. where lie would bo
safe , like Kamtelmtka , or borne place of
Lliat bert , but it would be impossible for
liim lo reach any such place without
being seen on Iho way by hundreds of
[ icoplo who would siflerwardn remember
liim from the descriptions in the reward
'
ciranlurb , oven if they 'did nol recognize
him at first.- "
Many persons contract severe coald
during the early winter months and
lormit them to hang on persistently all
iviiitor ; weakening tlio lungs and pav-
.ng tlio way for catarrh , chronic brcn-
chiles , or "consumption. No one can
ilTord to ncglccl n cold. A single bottle
tle of Ctiamborlain's Cough Uomody
will euro Iho most fiovoro cold , and
cost but 50 cts. i > 'or sale by druggip.
H
fl PfKITIUP ForLOSTorFAILINO MANHOOD
;
H I USI MVC
General and NERVOUB DEBUITY ;
( TITTY ? Tl Wfaknei. of Bcdyand Hindi Effect *
VU U .tVJCl
ofEnon or Exceiiesln Older Young.
lUlmil , Ncl > ! o X4MIIIII1I fullr lleilorril. How lo trl.rae nTd
Blr nihc n im K.I 5IIKrWII'l II OIIIUXN i I-JIITS of dlMIY.
ikiolulrli uargllloii II011K 1 litATJtKM ll n r.l la ilir.
Brn Ir.llffrom il Mtlpt , Ttrrlturlri , and rflrfljBCoanlrlro.
TVD r n wrllt Ihfm. llovk , full pitilanallon. ttnf ) iirnor. milled
( ctKdi tn , . Addrru ( nil tUCltAl tO , , BUIfALO , N. I ,
KX'I'HA HOLIDAY OITKri. To
Iniruilucu our new ' I'unty < | IIIM > II" elsar. Wo
will. If ordered ut once , di-Tlter KIO ol tliem , 1
l > o > e > of to daunt each I'll 111 ; lo liny I'utl or
KxprcBiodlcu In tlio U. S. Also mic year' * ul > -
crliillon | iOHtiilil | to Texii * Hllllnun upon ro.
cnlpl of four ilollura tliu rcurlr rule forlhut pop.
ulurllluitruieil lUimzn jouriinl. Write nuino and
puBtolllco a ltd ret K iiliilnljr. llcmlt hy rcelttercU
mull or noBtal note mid uddre H nt unco
R. W. TANSILL&CO. , 5D Slate St. . Chlcaqo
PEERLESS DYES
. it. rAt.Mnu. K. r , mciiM.t.v. J. n. .
PALMEH , niCHMAN & CO. .
Livestock Commission Merchants ,
OIIIie-HoomSI , oppnHliu Kuclianiro llulldlng , Uulon
_ btock Vurtla , HouiliUmaliii.Ntt ) ,
.ORIMKR.WESTERFIELD St MALEY
Live stock CommioSioii ,
loom li , lUcbanuo Ilulldlnir , I'nlou ' Stock
buutli OuiaUu. Nut ) .
UNION STOCH YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaliaj Limitei
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AKrlciiiiurtii impTomonts
CHURCHILL , I'ARKEH ,
Dealer in Agricultol Implements , Vaions
Huk-Klc < . Jciif ftrpol.betwcouPttinn
] OtliOiii ti , .Ncbtukn.
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METUWLF'CO' . ,
ArtnltarallniiilBincnts.fagons.CaiTiagcs . .
Itujrclo , Ktc. Wholcfixlv. Omah.i , Nf bt k .
PARLlN , o"RENbo"RF fit MARTINI
Wbolonln lcnlr ) * In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
tOl , tun , Ru ) n J TO7 Jon Street , Omaha
pTpTM AST ST CO , ,
Hannfacturers of Bnckoye Drills ,
Cultltnlor * . Hay Itairi.Cldfir Mllli nn < l l.nbn
tcrttvrt. Cor. lith and Mcholnt Slrrvti.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. .
Whof ! nl
Agricultural ImplementsWagoiisSBnggics ,
OMAHA
J. F. SEIBERLINO & CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery anil Binder Twine ,
W. K. M d , Man.igor , IS13lci\Tonwortti Jt Omnlm
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
MinutHCluriTSMi.Uobbcrs In
Wagoris , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor , Utlinnj I'ncHIo gtroctl , Omabn.St'b.
Artists' MntorlolB.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artisls' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1SIS tioueln'iplrri't < > mnhn , Nr
Booksoltors nnd Stntlonors
H. M , & S. W. JONES7
Succoirorato A. T. Kcnyon A Co. , Wlioli'Siilo A Retail
BooksellcK and Stationers ,
Kino WeJilliiR Sln'lonpr- ' , ( Viniiui'rrlnl
lii Dou/lni Htrvut. Omniin. N'eb.
Ooota and Shoa - „ ,
K1RKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
tSucccisuri U ) Hvcil , Jcnu A lo. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
AKCiitifor n < i ton ItubDrr Shoo Co. 1102 , HCt A 1KM
llnrner Ml. , Omalia. NebraaKn.
W. V. MORSE & CO. .
Johhers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 1103-1105 Douglas St , Ornnlm ManufactorrSura >
mar St. liuitua.
J. J. JOf/A'SO.V * CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime ,
Anil rliliipura ui foal , I'IIIIK , IVinvnt , I'mnti'r. l.lrao
Drain Tile nml Sewer I'lpo. onicc.31SS.UHi
bt. , Omnlm , Neb. 'lVlc | > liuiiu till.
Dry Goods nno Notions.
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M. E SMITH Jlc CO. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 nnd 1101 pouclaii. Cor. llth St. , Ornahn , Nob.
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K1L P ATR1C K - K O C H DR'Ylio'oDS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Furultblni ; Coo.u. Corner llth nnil HsJiier
blH. , Oiuntm. NvbrHeka.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
211 South IIUli fit. . Omnhn. Neb.
_ Furnltiu-o.
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DEWEY to STON E7"
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Fiirnara Street , Oicnha.Ncbrnska.
Coffees , Splcos , Etc- _
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'cLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
On-.iihtt CofTeo anil Hplcu Mills.
s , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powfli
II'K ixtnict > , Ij-.undry Illuo. Inks. Ktc.
14llillnrnoY Hlrout. Omaha. Naliraslia.
Crockery and Claaswaro.
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w. L ! WRIGHT.
Agent for the Mr.nufncturrrs anil Iiuiii-tcr of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
KliItB cc. ill ? S. K.th St. , Onmlia , Nebrnlkn.
PERKINS , QATCH &LAUMAN.
luiDOi-tcrs nnil Jobbers of
Crecier/ , Glassware , Lamps , Silyerware
Etc. HI4 tor.um St. , iVo-r I'ixton Building.
Commlsalon and Storage- _
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R1DDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties ' * r-f < < " - " I1 -Itry , Game.
112 Iloiraril Street , Omnlia.
OEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
BueccMors to McSlmno A Prhroailer. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nubranka.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Conimision
Merchant. Correspondence aollclteil. 1011 North ICth
Mret't.Umuha , Nub.
Coo ! , Colto and Llmo.
O"M AH'A c'o A'C. c o K E & LI ME c c > .
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
309 f oulh 13th Street , Onmhn , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omnlm , Nubiasko.
croccrlos.
PA XTO NTc A L L A G H E R "i"C 6 . "
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
706 , 707,700 anil 711 8.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY It c67
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 Hi and Lcnvenworth filreeti. Ocialm , N'ebrnikn.
Hardware.
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TvrA R"K"s""rjROS. SADDTifR'Y CO ,
Whulpinlu Munufuctiirt > of
Saddlery S Jjbbers of Saddlery Hardware
Aud Lcatuur. II'JI , 14V. nn > l 1107 lliirucf St. , Omnlm ,
Jrloavy Hnrdwaro.
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W7 J. BRO ATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron anil Steel ,
j'prlngi , Wnion Htork , Hardwire , l.iimlior , icc.
unU 1211 Hilrney rltrcut , Omiiha.
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Wuchaulco' Tonli nnd llulfalo Hcnlni , Utii
htrcbt , Ouialot , NubraMka.
RECTOR , W HEMY & CO.
Wholesale Hardware ,
fthand llarner Bin. . Omaha , Neb. Wtttern Accnti
for Aumln romler Co. . JerTcrtoii Ktcnl Null : ,
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LEE , CLARKE/ / DR'EEB'EN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
.MetnlH , Shi'ct Iron , etc. AKonts for lln
3lauil 1'uwili'f nnil l.yniiiu llnrlicdvJie ,
Uiaaha ,
_ Halo , CnpB , Eto.
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Wi'll' PARROTTE "ccT.T'
Wholesale Hats , Caps aud Straw Goods ,
1107 Harrier Street. OaiahH. ffeb.
Lunihor.
All Rinds of Building Material at Wholesale
_ 1314 Street ami Uulon 1'aclflc Track , Osi b ' - ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ] !
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
l > our , Utc. Yariii-Coruer lib aud J ) u-l > i Comet
LUMBER.
C. N. D1ET2 ,
Dealer in AH Kinds of Lumber ,
ISthaml California Street * , Onmli .XobnnluL
W. CtwV. .
Lumber Lime Cement
Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
( L < 'rnr flh A.nit J > OUBIII | rt . . Omajin.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBERCO. ,
To Dealers Only ,
_ * Offlec. 1KB rnnm Street , Omaha.
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Liimber , Etc ,
Hjulncy WliltB Mine ,
CHAS. R. LEE
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wooil CArpcm and Parquet Hoorlnt. ( Wh and OoiiBlM
Mllllnory nnd Notions.
I. OBERFELDER .V CO. .
Importers & Jobben in Millinery & Notions
ul 515 Soiitli lllli Ktroot.
Ovornlls.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Derails ,
J ni 1'auts. Shltt , Kt.IKCnnd 1101 Douulas Street ,
Onnilia. .Seb.
NotTons-
J. T. ROBINSON NOTloTTHo
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
41(1 and lit" , He llth 10th Kt. Omiihn.
0118.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LIN'S CO. .
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ail tri'ni e , Ktc. . Omaha. A. 11. Ill-hop. Mania-cr
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER.
Notions anpent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
110.1 HarnuT Hlro , t , Omnlm
Offlco Flxturoo. _ . . .
TIIK 1MMOS1)8 MXNt'l'AOTUlffxa CO.
.Manufnctiin'-s of
Bank , Offlce and Saloon Fixtures.
Mantles. Slilebonrdu , Hook Cnsm , Druii n tnresWoll
l'a < cs , r rtltlonx , ltalllniiiCoiinter . lloerand Wlno
Coolers , Mlrni- .eti' . l'nctnr.7 nni' olllci1 , lIJDnud 1TJJ
South l.llh Sl.l > muha , Toluphouo ll-M.
Palnta and Oils.
CUMMINGS & NEILSON.
Whole lo Denier' tu
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
lllfi Farnam Htrect. Omaha , Nob.
Popor.
CARPENTER PAPEf ? CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry a nice utocX of Printing , Wriippliii : KM ! Wrltlna
rttf-HT. Special attention utvt > n to car load orilcrit.
Paporjloxos. . _ _ _ _ _ _ " ' r _ _ " '
JOHN L. WILKI E7
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. U17 nnd 131'J ' Douglas Kt. . Oninlin. Net ) .
Soocls.
PHI L. "s TI M M EL * X"co".I :
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
611 uu > l 9U Jones Ktrovt. Oinuliu.
StoraRo , Forwarding & Commlealon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS A. CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
anch honso of tlin llrmu'r lliiupy Co. llnuulonal
wliulu unil retail. I.m lillOiniU 1.112 I < aril titreet ,
Omaha. Tclcphono Nu.TM.
STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
lin Nortli Klgthleenth Stroft , Omiiha , Kcb.
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EA GL E"cORNicE WORKED
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Uin 101 Ba 101
Printers' Klotorlnls.
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Auxiliary Publishers ,
Xialerj la Tyiio. Preinoii and Prlnlrri' Suniillcs. C01
South nth Street. Onmlia. _
_ Rubtapr Goods. _ _ _
OMAHA RUBBER CO. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
711 Clothing and leather llultlne. ll'Jti Kiirnnm Street.
S33h , Doors , Etc.
IVT. A. DISBROV I , CO. .
Wliuli'Etilo M < umr.cturcrnof
Sasli. Doors , Bills and Mouldings.
nrnnch buicu , 12th nnil Irurd Streets , ( Jiunlia , Neb.
BOHN
Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors. Blinds ,
'i idJIiiKS , Htnlr Work nml Interior llnrrt Wool Mu
an. M. li. Corner Mli iin-1 U > avuuwurtli StrccU ,
Oiimhii , Nuu.
StOHm FlttlngH , Pumpo , Eto.
A. 1. "STRANO CO. ,
team , \Vnlor , Itn hviiy nnil Mlnlnit Siiuiillaa , Ito.
VMVCi mid int hViriiuni Uliful , Oinulin.
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CH U H CH IU L P U M P CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pine , Fillings ,
Steam ni Water Puppllfn. Tlonilqunrtcni for -Msnt.
U. a. WIND ENGINE , V PUMP CO. .
Stcpiii anil f alcp Mies ,
Jnllldnr Wln.1 . MIIK mSnml'.cnFnrniiia Bl.,0uiab .
_ U Klloss , Anting Mannuvr.
uno w N E"LL & . u o. .
engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
beet Iron Work Hlciun I'liimi. , Htir ) IH | . l.'IMSU
U'avenivortli bliuut , Onmli .
" " _ _ ' Iron VVorlis. _
STEA'M u6iLErfwbm < s.
Cirtcrfthon. I'rop'i. .Miinnfaetnrernof nil klnili
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sliest Iron WorK
Worki Koulli "l ji _ < l " A.M. Cro lnif.
.v & viKiTiTixaTitoN WOIIKH.
Yfronglit and Cast Iron Building WorK ,
Kiiiilnos , Ilm t Work , General I'oiiniirr.-Muclilnonnil
UluckBinllli Work , mil iin'l W < uk , U. 1' . lljr.
nnU lilliMruct , Duinlin.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Y/ire / and Iron Railings
Wk lliilli , XVIn'low ( Jtinnli , rio er Btnn < lyiro
Mum , Klo. Ul Nortli Kill J
SAFEnruiinON WORKS ,
lau'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes
'iiiiUi..UII Work , Irnnon.l W ru I-Vnrlnir. HIKIII. > : te ,
U , AnJrcuu , I'roii'r l r. Illti arnt .litU on bti ,
CHAMPION IRON nntl WIRE WORKS
ron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
ud Hcrcent , for Ltiuki , tMfot.\qt \ < < * . latldunroi , eta.
] uiir v < ! AWI.IIII : " . Ixji'liiiomi M.iclilnfrjr uuil
lllackBiolib WorX . WSciuHi KIUHI.
FiroaM Burglar Proof Safes , i ,
/u nli ( urliiubcM t-'tlonoj 1/jckU
Vnulti ubd Jxll Woi-K , Wl S.lltti St o vdu