THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. JANFAKY 10 * 18.SO , .r-
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Shows n Perceptible SoftenIng -
Ing Tonclonoy.
CORN LIFELESS AND LOWER.
m Ijnckctl Animation 1'rovlhlons
HrmRinotlle : nn ( I nf Smaller Vol
ume Cattle Slow and
UiiKntlhCnotory.
CHICAGO
o , Jsin. 0. [ Special Telegram to
THE UKE.I The wheat market was lareely In
control of the professionals to-elny. Th
changes In the legitimate sitimtion arc ul
most imperceptible , and until tlio trntlo cur
rent sets In strongly ono wny or the othe
llio professionals nro content to chase o
make fractional variations In prices. Tlia
npprnri tof bo nbout what they have bcci
ilolriK since Christinas. The forces that are
generating under the nurtaca are not ye
clearly distinguishable ) anil the speculation
us to the outcome In the near and remote fu
tnro is iit this stage ) largely n matter of Indl
vlduiil opinion The opposing iiartic
nro more than ordinarily nervous these
days and anticipate an early departure fron
the beaten rut. The more conservative
among the operators will not bo surprised il
the start is not made for u month , by which
time the /lour supplies will have probably
adjusted themselves to the natural condi
tions of trade , and the visible wheat stocks
will lie In process of settled reduction. The
news features wcro particularly uninterest
ing to-day. Few cables were received , nn <
these reflected ineru firmness , nothing more.
They brought buying orders for goodly
amounts , however , which compensated the
commission houses for the absence of scnsa
tlrms. A general improvement in the Hour
trade Is noted , and some bullish items
drifted in from the northwest. Two of the
largcxl mills in that section re
ported the sale of their en
tire week's output , and 1'lllsburj
II red in a budget of bull pointers , Hoyil gel
a dispatch that stocks of No. 1 bard wheat in
Minneapolis are smaller than they were it
September. The movement of wheat , the
country over , is very light. Minneapolis re
reived GO cars to-day and shipped out 3 cars
Chicago received ! 1T cars , mid to-morrow's
estimate is'I cars. Small as is the oxportion
of wheat mid Hour , the aggregate is about
equal to the receipts at the primary points
The undertone of the market seems quite
strong , but speculative inquiry is not general
and the lifting power is only moderate. The
most important bear influence to-day was the
snow. It outweighed everything else
The snow that lias fallen in this section
seems to have ueen general over a very laree
winter wheat area , and it w.is commonly
construed as being a grand good thing for
that crop. This is only an incident in the
development of the crop , but it is favorable ,
and relieved the minds of many scalpers ol
the fear that there would not bo bread
enough to KO uround. The snow Inllui'iicetl
the local talent to sell n great deal of whe.it
to-day. The range of May wheat to-day
was Sl.UIJi&U-O" ) , and that giound
was traveled over with great frequency.
Outside limits wore baicly touched ,
but fluctuations between $1.0-1 4tl ( ) l-0ul4 wcro
frequent. The opening was around ? 1 HS\ ©
1.0V * The market sold down to fl.OVf , , up
to $1 O.VH , off to f l.H % , up to $1 O.Vf , , oir to
fl.O-Uf , back and forth from { l.OPj to > 1 03
several times , rnuucd from Vl.lMJj tofl.or ,
and buck toward the last to l.0lf' < , where it
i csteU at the close. This is % e lower than
yesterday. The volume of transactions w.is
not especially heavy , though prlco changes
were sufllciontly sharp to cause a rattling
trade among the local people. Quotations
on January wheat were nominal at O'J ' e.
July opened nt 10'f/c , sold down to l)5o ) and
closed there.
The little life exhibited by corn yesterday
was crushed out of the market to-day .f It
resumed its dull and uninteresting routine ;
even the scalpers , who aio usually on
the outlook for turns of l-10c , left the pit
in despair of getting even that much out of
the fluctuations of the day. .Exports wcro
luoderato in quantity from the Atlantic
ports , while Now Orleans figured as an exporter
porter of 21,000 bushels to London ana as
much more to Urcmen. The Insncatlon re-
tuinshcro tliow a continuance of the small
proportion of No. 2 , but at Now York , with
their less rigid rules , out of 408 cars received
to-day 108 graded No. 2. The market opened
higher , influenced by the inspection returns
and the wet weather , but on considerable of-
forinus , and in sympitby with the softening
tendency of wheat , became weak and dull ,
declining fractionally , but with only a small
business passing. In the last few minutes
the offerings increased under the influence
of the closing dip in the wheat market , mak
ing the lowest quotations of tlie day rule at
the end. The decline from yesterday is fiom
EvOats lucked animation , ruling dull , with
light spee'iilativotiading during tlio most of
the session , und averaging uaslur. This was
especially true nf May , which sold down 3gO
to ' ijfc , closing heavy at USc asked. Thcro
WUH not an > imrticular pressure to Bell , but
tlio market lacked outsldo support. This
month wuselull , with bids slightly below yesterday
torday , while February wus relatively linn.
Ifo. S oats , to go in store , sold nt 25c , and
samples were in fair supply. The estimated
receipts for to-morrow are smaller than for
tlio two days past.
Trade in provisions was spasmodic nnd of
smaller volume than for several days past.
At times the pit showed positive dullness ,
and tlio market , by reason of the
slower movement , was less buoy
ant. The receipts of hogs were again sonic-
what above expectations. Futures of that
product opened nt substantially the closing
range of yesterday , but the free bollinf ? of
pork early by Haldwln , presumably for
Armour , broke the prlco of May from
flll.orjs toia.l.r , the oniclal opening being
13.05. In the meantime May lard declined
from I'.tX ) to S7.60 , ami ribs from
$7.10 to $7.00. Pork qulcklv rallied to
f 13.50 , as there appeared to bo plenty of buy
ing orders nt anything below that , and for
nearly an hour the market was poirged at
around $1I,47K@11.W. ! ! May ribs reached to
17.05 , but lard showed nu utter lack of re-
rnporativo power , and continued to drag at
the bottom llgurcs. The largest buying of
pork to-day was by Norton Worthlngton.
The market was utterly devoid of features ,
nnd there were no cables. It looks as though
most of the shorts have iccoverctl , and that
the leading packers and their follow ing are
working to shako out the smaller class
of holders. At any rnto there were
increased offerings to-day by the packing in-
icrest , and the boom appears to bo out of the
market nt this wilting. Cash trading was
only moderate In volume , and the sales pub'
Ilely rnported were again mainly of lard nt
f7.ii5M7.35. Green hams , averaging K
pounds , sold nt fS.S7K. The bpcculativo
market closed uteadv and 11 rm ut the decline ,
which amounted to 15o in pork , lOo in lard
und ifa } In ribs.
CHICAGO STOCIV.
Cmc.uio , Jan. 0. fSpocial Telegram to
TUB UKB. | CATTLE Tlio day opened with n
cold rain storm , soon followed by a bluster
ing soft snow shower that lasted nearly nil
day , causing the stock to show at great dis
advantage and rendering the outdoor work
louiowhat disagreeable. 4'hon , again , the
run , although not heavy by any means , was
rather more than tlio trade wanted , houco
the general market ruled slow and unsatis
factory , with a downturn < ? f about lOo on
big heavy steers , while- nice handy stoora
barely sold steady. The per cent of big
steers among the arrivals wiulgrcntcr than
yesterday , "The weather , " said con
servative ) salesmen , "la fully lOo against
us. " There was a fair showing of Texans.
both grass and corn-fed , and they sold about
llko yesterday , Uutchors1 stock underwent
little or no change , prluio cows and heifers
soiling at$3.00 ( < j3.a5 , common to fair , F.\25 ( < g
8,76 , and canners nt f l.i.5@1.75. The stookor
and feeder trade remains ijuiot , with little erne
no variation In values us compared with lust
week. Cholco beeves , f4.0 ( < HOJ : medium
to good steers , ISM ) to 1600 Ibs , fl.OeV3-i.30 :
1200tolU50 Ibs. fJ.4X ( < J3.W > ( 950 to 1200 Ibs ,
fy.15Q3.lK ) ; stackers aud feeders , tJ.KXV3.60 :
cows , bulls nnd mixed , fl.40GJ8.00 : bulk ; f3.U5
@ 2.CO ; Texas steers , f2,60S3. ( > Oi cows , 13,00
( if 2.40 ,
Jloaa Hu&iness was fair and prices about
the same ns yesterday , the bulk of mixc < '
oclllng nt * . * > l.Vrt.V.i < > . common nnd nndcslr
able orts , $ . " > Ue ) < vi" > 10 , nnd best heavy nt $5.2 ;
M.VJ7U. Light sorts sold largely nt 55 li
FINANCIAL/ / .
New YOIIK , .Ian. U. [ Special Tclcgrajr
to Tun llEC.1 KTO < KS There was nn Im
proved feeling In stocks this morning , am
tlio market opened strong nt an advance
extending to j ? per cent. Cotton Sjcd Ol
certificates wcro the most active ami ad
vanced ! , ' < per cent on buying by broken
usually idcntlllcd with the beat operators ,
Subsequently they became ) quite weak on the
news of Judeo Barrett's decision against the
sugar trust , and dccllneil 1 per cent. Lacka
wanna was the weakest of the coalers , ami
declined 8 < per cent , whiles Heading showce
renewed strength and advanced * per cent
London was n largo buyer of Eric common
nnil Krie seconds , advancing the former Jf
ami the latter 1 > { per cent. St. Paul was nlsc
being largely bought by foreign houses , nnd
advanced % per cent. Foreigners wcro buy
ing stock on the belief that the railro.ul pres
idents will settle their dinicultics pcrma
nently nt their meeting this'week. Ono ol
the bankers who attended yesterday's con
ference , said : ' ! do not fear any hitch in the
programme. It will tnkc some time to ar
range the preliminaries , but the formal plan
will soon be ready to bo put into operation.1
Ittssnld that the Oregon Transcontinenta' '
company will soon wind up its affairs , ami
that its stock is being bought up for that pur
pose. Application lias boon mndo to lis' '
about foO,000KK ( ) worth of new securities or
the stock exchange. The bears claim thai
nothing permanently can be accomplished nl
the meeting of presidents as long as the Inter
state law exists , and that the talk of harmo
nious conlcrcnees nnd good feeling is a mere
blind and means nothing. After the llrsl
hour's trading , the market became very dull
and featureless ami rcmnincd so the rest ol
the forenoon. The trading during the after
noon was very light nnd the closing was dull
and firm. Missouri Piie-lllc was the strongest
stock on the list nnd closed at nn advnnco ol
\ \ per cent for tlio elnv. He.tding snows an
ndvnnco } ( Cotton Seed Oil , ? ; St. Louis
nnd San Francisco llrat preferred , % , anil
West Union \ ( percent. Omaha stocks were
weak on the small transactions , and show : i
net decline of $ { per cunt on common , nnd * {
for preferred. The trunk Uno presidents
liavo been Invited to Join the railway presi
dents' nnd bankers' conference , and this wi
construed ns being very favorable bull news ,
Ttio total sales amounted to 1-10,000 shares ,
including Union P.icitle , U(0i ( ) ; Lackawanna ,
(1,000 ( ; St. Paul , 21,000 ; Missouri Pncillc ,
11,000 ; Northwestern , 0,500 ; Erie , 0,000 ;
Heading , 21,000 shares.
The following were the closinir quotations :
If.S. 4 < t regular..l.fl'4 ' Northern Pacific. . 2.Vi
IT.H.4scoiipoin . .l-'ni , | dopreroned fi'iJ4
t'.H.I'isreiJiilar. Ills' C. fc N.V 107
u.H.J'sscoiipons lOS-Sil do preferred , . . .140
raclllcUsnt 'HI . 11U iN. V.mitral KIT'i
Central 1'acllle . SiVI' . , I . * II SM'i '
Clilcntro Sc Alton . IJ" > Hock Island . .
Chicago , I lilt llngtim I' . . M.St. . ! ' . . . . ( . ! '
ArQulncv do prof erred 1U3
D..L..V W. . . .MO' , St. I'atll YOmnha .
Illinois rentnxl 114 doprefurred . . . ! W"
l.ll.\\V ' . UnionIMciHP . . . . It „
Kiinsus AToxis . ll'n W..M.U fcl > . . . IT ,
LnkoShoro . . . ID I' , do preferred. . . "l'n '
MiclilK.-inCeiur.il Nl' ' , Western Union
Mis&ourll'acinc . .71 I
MONEY o.v C\LI. K.isy nt Sfc. % percent.
PIHME MUHUANTILU Pxpuii o ifd } per
cent.
STKKM.VO EXCHANGE Dull , but steady ;
sixty days , M.S4if , ; demand , JI.SiS .
CHICAGeJ MAKICKT.
o. Jau 9 , ' .V heat .Steady ; cash ,
0V'Mc ! ' ; MavSl ( U c.
Corn Xytov \ \ : > IM-ICo
O.its Easier ; cash 24J/c ; May , 27 % f5
Kyo iSc.
Barley No trading.
Prime Timothj f 1,83.
Flax $1.01.
Whisky J1.03.
Pork Steady ; cash , $13.15 ; May$13.r > 0.
Lard Steady : cash , * 7.2 ? } ; May , J7.50.
Flour Unchanged.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , t0.87 ( ri5.r)0 ' ;
short clear , $7.25Vi ( > 7.i7 ; , } : short ribs. $ < ! .S5.
LJutter Unchanged ; creamery , ! 7iW7c ( ;
dairy , 10@24c.
Choose Unchanged ; full cream choddais ,
10@llc ; flats , 10 < < eili c ; Young Ameri
cas , HJ4 ( ! 12c.
Et'gs Steady ; fresh , I.'ij@l7c. !
Hides Unchanged ; noavy green salted ;
OVc ; light green salted , C c ; green , 5cn
salted bull , fte ; green bull , 4'fc ' : grcol
dry flint , 7 @ "i dry calf , 7@3o ; hr.uido ;
hides , 15 per cent off ; deacons , 25 ® Kb easii ,
drv salted. 10inc.
T.Ulow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid 5.Xe ;
No. 2 , Ke ; cake , 5 ! c.
iiecoipls. ShlDmonts.
Flour , bbls 19,000 10,000
Wheat bu 2oOOJ 15,000
Coru.Du 2JO.OOO 134,000
Oats , bu 13S.OOU 37,000
Now Vork. Jan. 9. Wheat Hocoints ,
59,400 ; exports , none ; spot nominal ; No. 2
red , SI Oltf in elevator , $1.0Ji4@l.G2i . afloat ,
Of r\\\ / / . * * > I ln)1X fttnn rtn Knn x l Vn O * .nrt l\ * 1 S
elosed at
Corn Receipts , 2r8,400 ; exports. 138,100 ;
tlons less active and Jt@ Vc lower ; i-'obruary
elosefl nt 45''rtC. '
Oats Receipts , fiO.OOO ; exports , 1,870 ; sjot
moderately active and stronger. Options
dull : February , a'2 > e ; spot No. 2 white ,
JS1s@85 4c ; mixed western , 2SC < l33e ; white
western , 3-ii ( Pc.
CofTee Options opened steady and closed
steady at 10@15 points below yesterday ;
Tanuary , $15i"i@1530 ; February , $15.20 ;
March , * 16 10015.15 ; spot Ulo dull : fair car
goes tit f 17.00.
Polroleutu United closed nt
Egps Firmer ; western , H
1'ork Dull.
LarJ Lower , with bales of western steam
at S7.7S.
Uutter Easy ; western dairy , I4@21e ;
western creamery , 17i 'Jse ; IClKins , 2'Ji ( UOc.
Cheese Firm ; western , lO ll c ,
Jan. 11. Sumplo wheat
lull ; receipts , 00 cars ; shipments , 33 ears.
Jlosini , ' : No. 1 lianl , January , $1.10 ; May ,
. ' on trade , f 1.10 ; No , 1 northern , Jan-
wry , Sl.OU ; May , $1.10 % ; on track , fl.OS ;
STo. 2 northern , January , 03cj May , fl.Ol ;
rack , 05c.
Mllwnukco , Jan , 9. Wheat Easy ; cash ,
OJ > 4 ; May , 97 e.
Corn Hull : No. 3 , 'M & .llc.
Oata Steady ; No. 2 white , 2S@2S ) < jc.
Provisions Kaslcr ; pork , ? I3,12 > J.
Oliiuliinntl , Jan. 0. Wheat Dull ; No.
2 red , USc. ,
Corn Firm ; No. 2 , mixed , 35' c.
Oats In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed , 2Sc.
Whisky Steady ntf l.OJ.
Liverpool , Jan. 0 , [ Special Cablegram
, o Tim HEI : . J-l:30 ! : p. ui. close.-l'ork
Holders offer moderately ; prime mess , east *
orn , 75s , dull ; do , western , G7s Od , dull.
Lunl Holders offer spot freely und futures
nodoratoly ; spot and January , 30s Od ,
etuady ; February and March , -10s , steady.
Wheat Holders offer &pannglv ; now No.
J winter , Os , steady ; do. spring , 6s Id , steady ,
Flour Holders offer moderately at 123 ,
km.
km.Corn
Corn Holders oltor moderately ; spot , 4s
6)4M , stoadv ; January , 4s , 2Kii , steady ; Feb
ruary , 4s 2'fd , steady ; March , 4s 2d , steady.
KansnH City , Jan , 1) ) . Wheat Stronger ;
No. 2 red. c.ish , 02fo bid ; May , 9s Vo
bid ; No. 3 soft , cash , U4o bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 2oo bid ;
May , SWiffS-JOtfc.
O.its No. 3 casli , no bids nor ofTcrlngs.
tilVIS STOCK. .
Cliloneo , Jan. 0. 1'uo Orovori' Jour
nal rouorts us follows :
Cattle Receipts , . 11,500 ; market slow and
" " - "
oaslerb ;
itockora
mils u
QH.50.
Hogs Receipts , 27,000 ; market strong ;
nixed nnd llk'iit , f.5.00@5.25 ; heavy , J5.100C
.80 ; skips , eJ.105.10. .
Sheep Receipts 0,000 ; market steady ;
lutlves , f J.75g5.00j ( western , fl.3Q ( < S470j
Texans , rJ.703.SO ; lambs ,
HnuunB City , Jan. 0. Cattle Receipts ,
,750 ; sulpmcuta , 1,100 ; a sUado weaker lor
beef stcrrs , peed COXTS firm , common lower
common to choice corn fed , JSSO it.'O ,
stackers nnd feeding steers , $ J.OOrt3'5 (
eows , J1.2.V2.SO.
Hogs Receipts. C.WW ; shipment * , - :
market stronp , closed lOc higher ; couitnot
to choice. * 4.505 ( 10. ,
.Nntlonnl 8leck Yards. Kist St.
Iioeils. Jan 0 Cattle Receipts , l.CoOi
shipments , none ; market steady ; choice
heavy native steers , $4 7r Cio 21 ; fair tc
good native steers , M < H > ( rtl.4J ; stock-
crs nnd feeders , fair to good , $2.00n 10 ;
grass fed , t-J.CO nS.OO.
Hogs Receipts. 5,000 ; shipments , 100 ;
market steady ; choice heavy nnd butcheirs'
selections. fo.10viM.25 ; packing , $0.000(3.15 ;
light grades , M.W ( i.05.
OMAHA HVB STOOIL
Cattle.
Wednesday , Jan. 0 , 1880.
It was afternoon before the cattle market
could really bo said to have opened , In fact II
was almost midday before the buyers could
bo induced to go out Into the yards and even
look at tlio cattle. The best cattle wcro not
very coed on tlie average , nnd the bii.vcrs
were hard to please , mil when they did Uni
something that they hnppencel to want tbcj
paid about steady prices for it : otherwise the
market was weak. When the trade was
onccMimlcr way quite n good many cuttle
were rushed over the scales In n short time ,
nnd the market did not close until very lute ,
Feeders were In liberal supply mill there
was considerable trading In that class ol
stock at steady to 8tron prices.
llnis.
The iccelpts were eiulto liberal again today -
day , nnd although the market did not open
until quite late , the bulk of tlie oirerln's ( hail
changed hands bolero midday. The market
was about steady with the close of yester
day. _
Uliccp.
There were n good many sheep hero to
day , but the sales wore not hoavv. About
yesterday's prices were maintained.
c.atio . i.r.ix
Heirs . 4fiH ( :
Sheep . 2,001
Pri'vniiiuj I'rlcui.
The following is a tifoloof pnoJi pill H
this m.irKct for the gr.U3i ot stoat men
tioned
1'rimo steers. 1300to 1300 Ibs. .W.75 rrti.15
Prune steers. 1103 to 13JJ Un. 3.00 uf3.7.- >
Native feeders . 2.7.i ( iSKLlii )
Western feeders . 2.0 ( ! vM.IH )
Common to good cows . \ . t fa2.0i )
Cliolce to fancy cow . 2.2. > 'altOK
Common to choice b , ills . 1.2" > fci2.rt (
Fair to cnoieongnt hoes . I.M ) rci5.U5
Falrto cnoico tip.ivv uozs . 3.0J ( jf..lf >
Fair to choice mixed tioifs . 4 UK ( i < 3.lU )
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.30 ( n 1.3
Fair to clmlco Nebraskas . 3.00 ( o.J.7. )
Iteprcsriuanvj S il > ) i.
No. Ar. Pr.
2 cauners . 1 0 ' 0 ? 1.50
Ibull . IS'O ] ; o
J cunncr . 1110 1.75
Ibull . 1320 1.7. " .
3 mills , . 112.1 2.00
1 bull . 13tJU 2.0(1 (
1COW . llt.O . 2.UO
Ibllll . 11)00 2.1)1) ) )
j3 cows . 1 KM 2. 13
leow . i : 0 2.25
leow . ino : 2.25
4 stacs . 12b7 2.25
is cows . 1155 227'j '
3) ) cows . 1120 2.30
3stoekers . SID t.3" ! >
2 sloukers . < i 15 2.3" ,
hcows . < )7f ) > 2.35
S5 stoekcrs , westerns . ! I2I 2.40
Sstockers . 010 2.50
1 stag . 1150 2.5J
IGstocKors . b3 ! 275
5 cows . 1171 2.75
15 feeders . IOCS 2. so
1 1 feeders . 103'J 2.V.
( i stcci-s . 1(105 2.110
07 f ccdci s , westerns . 1 133 2.1)5 )
1 cow . 1420 JU'O
2 steers . 1110 3.CO
3 steers . 1010 - 300
22 = tecrs . lO.i'J 320
3 * . steers . 1215 3.5 : !
41 steers . 1131 340
1 U steers . 1 Uib 3.45
3tisteers . 11511 3.5(1 (
li steers . 123J 3.tiO
-r-2 steers . l.'MS 3.S5
11005.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
< ! 5 . . .257 120 .IC. 70. . . .221 320 $4.M )
( H . . .202 120 4.JI3 OU..2.S ! 310 4.00
ti2. . . .200 bO 4.ST. li-J _ ai'J 4. ( > 0
07. . . . 207 210 4.97K ' ) ! . . . . 255 100 4.'JO
59. . . .270 bO 4.07K 70. . . .220 200 4.UO
52 . . . .TOi 203. 4.07 } 01 _ 225 4. ! > 0
"i7..2DU 40 H.UO 02. . . .304 120 4.00
5(1. ( . . . 300 100 5.00 59. . . . SOU 120I..H )
b2..2.i ! ( 5.00 01..2.VJ 40 4.00
40. . . . 258 60 5.00 57. . . . 314 100 l..UK
05..2SO 120 5.00 57 . . .208 200 4.93K
78. . . . 213 5.CO OS _ 2TO 200 4.l 3'i '
07. . . .241 40 5.00 59. . . .203 200 4.9Ji <
05 . . 2M 2SO 5.00 05. . . .203 240 4.9'K '
5S..301 100 500 01. . . .281 3iO 4.02V
00. . . . 274 5.TO 39..2u4 10' ' ) 4.95
5' ) . . . .299 120 5.00 01. . . .209 230 4.95
49..3JS 100 5.00 70. . . .215 120U'5
02..23J 5.00 59. . . .227 200 4.1'5 '
51. . . .320 210 500 53..31b 120 4.9.1
17. . . . 300 100 5.00 02. . . . 200 320 495
152. . .313 2SO 5.00 53. . . .304 2SO 4 95
02. . . .310 40 5.00 71. . . .272 100 4.'J5
111. . .221 40 5.00 5s. . . .277 10Q 4.95
47 . . .317 80 5.00 1)0. . . .205 120 4.95
54 . . .311 80 500 53. . . .298 . . . 4.95
57. . . . 317 250 5.00 OS. . . . 271 120 4.95
C'li'S . . . 5.00 04. . . .255 100 4.95
50. . . . 319 100 500 72. . . . 219 4SO 495
55 . . .314 100 3.00 03. . . .309 ICO 4.95
00 . . .2bO 200 5.00 73. . . . 249 bO 4.93
05 . . .278 80 5.00 09. . . . 29.1 240 4.95
4S..340 200 5.0-1 51. . . . 235 120 4.95
51. . . .313 . . 5.(5 ( 01..2S2 120 4.95
54. . . . . ' 148 . . . 5.05 55. . . .302 bO 4.93
is ] . .252 100 5.05 3b..3-33 100 4.95
48. . . . 370 . . . 5.05 30. . . . 193 . . . 4.95
53. . . .351 120 5.10 49. . . .293 100 4.93
52. . . .355 40 5.10 40. . . .345 3JO 4.93
51. . . .301 . . . 5.10 97. . . .320 240 495
51. . . .350 . . . 6.15 74. . . .217 . . . 4.93
Live Stock Notes.
Plenty of sheep.
Desirable cattle steady.
Hogs steady with yesterday's close.
J. , T. Lightbody , Geneva , topp'ed the mar
ket with a good load of heavy hogs.
Walter Wood , of Wood Hros. , has returned
after spending two weeks in Chicago ,
There were a good many stockmen ut the
ynrds on account ot the meeting of the live
stock shippers' association.
F. G. Hills , Endlcott ; John A. Kleld , Ong ;
R. 13. Smith , Doty ; L. W. Wilson , Heaver
City J. P. Morgan , Tekumah ; Clif Morgan ,
Shelby : Mr. Welch , Washington , Kan , , niul
Kdgar Maulsby , Hendloy , were a few of the
shippers who came in with cattle.
A. G. nuclmimn , Fremont's pork packer ,
made the yards a visit to-day. Ho said hogs
were selling higher hero than nt other mar
kets , but that Omaha was not getting lier
share of the hogs for some unknown reason ,
Mr. Huclmnun is well known in Omaha from
his long connection with the Hoyd packing
house , and is about as well informed on the
pork "deal" as anyone In the state.
OMAHA "WllOLKSAIjK MA11KI3TS.
Fruits , Prculuoo , Kto.
The warm weather has cause ! demoraliza
tion In the produca market and prices are
lower all round ,
HuTTcn Fancy , solid-packed creamery ,
20tt22o ( ; choice country , 10 ( < t18o ; ; medium
grades , 1855l5o ; common grades , 10@12 < s.
FLOUJI Nebraska patents , W.00 7 > 7,00 ;
Minnesota patents , ii)2j@7.25 : straight
grades , ? 4 7J@3.00j bailers' Hour , f5.00 ( < < 5.25
per bbl.
POTATOES Nebraska , 33S45c per buj Col
orado , " 5o.
"OT 4TOES-$3.50(33.75 ( per bbl.
; Live chickens , * 2.50@2.75 per
' " ' - '
elozj
9@llo ; ducks aud geese , U
Eaos Strictly fresh , 10@17e ; .
MAI.AOI GiiU'Kd $5.00 per Keg.
UANANAS Common , * l.503.25 per bunch ;
Cholco , $ ) .50@3 50.
LEMON'S fJ.75M4.50 per case.
CHANGES Florida , i.25@'l.50 per box.
OAHB Per dozen ; Mullareis , 1.25 ; teal ,
$1.60 ; rabbits , tl.OO ; Bquirrols , 1.00 : vcin-
son , 7S'l'-o ( ' oor Ib.
Hiu.N $11.00 13.00.
CitoiTEU Fciiu J12.00 ® 13.00 per ton.
APPLES Choice , J2.25M2.51) per bbl ; fancy ,
$2.75 per bbl ; common , * l.25@1.75 per bbl.
CiDEit Michigan , f5 00 0.60 per bbl of 83
gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
POP CoitN-Rlce , So
HEANS Choice eastern nand picked navies i
{ 2.25 per bu ; western bund picked navies i
? 1 SOcn.3.00. mcdmm , ' $ lftO , Lima beans , 5c
per Ib. . ,
H Y F o. b. cars , No 1 upland , * 3.50 ; No
auplanl , J300.v
--v
OVTS 3lwi.'e. , . .
Vixneuu Cider , 105ltc per gnl ; white
winr > , 10i25c ( per gal. " '
Hovni Mb frames , lOfllSo.
CimiKiiniKS H.OWrtUM ! per bbl.
Piio\isuiN * Hiiini , .No * 1. lie : No. 3 ,
lOi c ; shoulders , 7Vc ; rib bacon , lie ; clear
bacon , 11 la'c ; nlcnic hams , lOc ; dried beet
Inuns , lO c : dry salted clears , short , 8ltfe :
extra short , SUc : short ribs , SUe ; pickled
pigs' feet , 15 ID kits , bOc ; lard , S'jdtO o ;
smoked sausage. O' c pi'rlb , bog casings ,
CKI.RIU 2.va0 > j per Joz ; fancy , 40c.
ONIONS- n50c per bu.
Su-cu Kiutt Hbls. , ; f4.50 ; half bbls. ,
$ j.50.
California , crates $2 23.
Orocer i' Idst.
Revised prices are ns follows :
lUr.divei Stark A , seamless , 2ic ; Amos-
kcag , seamless.17lyi * ; Lowistown , A , sdain-
less , I'.io ' ; American seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
4 to 3 bu , ll ( 14o : I'linnies , single , 13e ; gun
nies , double , 20c ; wool sack , : iv.
TWISKI Flax , rise ; extra sail , 20i ( )2k ) % ; sail
H , S0@ic : cotloti. Kc ; Jute , PC.
Dlinl > Flit ITS Figs , In boxes , per Ib , 130 ?
lOc ; dates , in boxes , 7 tlOe ; London Malaga
lavcr raisins , per box , $3.500 ' ' 1. 7i ; Malaga
loose raisins , $ J.HOn 2 50 , now Vule'iicia nil-
sins. per Ib , b'4c. ' California loose muscatels ,
JILT box , * J01)it2.10 ) ; California Lomlons ,
ISsS $ . ' 40 : pitted cherries , per Ib , ISc ; Call-
fin niu pitted plums , pcrtIb , 12f 13c ; dried
blackberries , | , i'rlb , 7'1fbc ' ! ; ililctl rasjiber.
rles , per Ib , 2lr 25c , evaporated apples , ' fni
* < tTi California sun-dried pe.U'hcs , I3i > ; Cull-
fornia unp.ircil evaporated peaches , 14i' ;
evaporated CallfornU apricots , ] sc ; cur
rants , ( i' ci 7c ; Turkish prunes , 5ic5 ( } L' . elt-
mn , 32 t2te ; oratmu peel , loc ; lemon peel ,
ICc : California French prunes , ll i I ( ! c.
Cinisi : : : Young Amcnc.i , full cream , 1 20" ?
13'jc : full cream Cheddars , 13f 12'se.
I'K M.C .Medium , in bbls , $5liO ; do. in
half bbls , $ UK ) ; small , in bbls , ? i500 ; do , In
half bbls , $ il.r. ( ) : gherkins , iu ubls , $7.1)0 ) ; do ,
in huH bbls , * l DO.
Ceirrr.u Mocha , 25r > J > L ; Rio , good , 17 ®
] se ; Mandnhling , 20/2 c ; roasting Rio , Itlrr
17c ; O. (1. .lava , 2 1 ® Mi- ; Java , interior. 2 , ' ( < S
25c ; Rio , fiincy , isin ( c ; Santos und Mara-
c.Ubo. 17 ( 19c ; Arbuekles , 2J'Yc ' ; McLuugh-
lin's XXXX. 2-M.e.
Ste.vu ( iilinuiiitcel , 7"4i' ; conf. A , 7' ' c ;
white oxtr.i C , 7'4 ' ' : extr.iU , 7'sc ; yellow C ,
0' < c ; powdcied , sj o ; cubes , b'ji- .
Uin-w : v\ Choice yellow , 2 ) ( iJ2) ) i % ; dark
colored , 13C 1 Ic.
Ton \eto- Plug , Si'C'D > 3c ; smoking , HVnliOc
JI.M.ILS- 25 per 3i-lb ) pull. .
Su.i * 1.35il.-l ! ( ) per bbl.
Ron : -7-10. l2 > < < iM2fi' .
Mirii : Steivu Briclts , Ilfnl2c ) ior Ib :
penny cakes , 12yi I3o jier Ib , puie maple
syrup , $1.00 per pil.
TKAS Vimng Hyson , common to fair , lsi ! ?
2"ic ; Young Hyson , good to lanev , 30fioV ( ;
UuiV > owder , common to good , 2Ji(2"c ( ; lun- !
poH'ier , choice to liuici , 40 , i"io ; Japan ,
eommoii to medium , 15 ( iOc ; Japan , choice
to fancy , 31 % I5c ; Oolong , common to good ,
103'l5i. ( < ; Oolong , e-hoicc to fancy , 5Kiroo ( ( ;
3mperml , common to medium , 25jJ35c ( , Im
perial , good to fancy , 40 ( ' < " > ( 'o. '
Ni is Almonds. 15 ( < Msc ; illbcrts , 12 ( ' 15c ;
Hruzil , ' . 'GdOo ; walnuts , Vic ; pecans , lUnllc ;
peanuts , Gin'.lc.
Cituin : OdTlOc per Ib ; assorted cakes ,
bOf-J5o per Ib ns per list.
Cvsin MiM'd , J talS'.jC ; stick , Wful
lie : rock candy , lli iijl.Jc ; fancy candy ,
7n ( 2sc.
lloi.i.jj HKIIIIIeir90i ! .
Con Fliit li'n'O r'jO. '
Dry eiooiln.
Corrov FiNMI. : . . 10 per cent dis. ; LL ,
SJife ; CC , r > , 'fc ' ; riS , ' ( fc : Nameless , 5o ; KX ,
loc ; R , 20c ; No. 10 , S' ' e ; No. 40 , 10'ji1 ' ; No.
00 , 12' je ; No bO , I3' < tNo. . 'JJ. coloi.'d. 9c ;
No. 30 , colored , 12c ; No. 70 , colored , 12" " fir ;
Hristol. 12 } < c ; Union Pucilli' , 17c.
Cvii'ir : \ V.nvHid , white , lu ! ) ; colored ,
22c.
22c.U
U VTTS Standard , 8c ; gum , lOe : beauty ,
12'ijc : HOOIIL4u ; H , cased , vO 5,1.
I in XT- > Solid colors AlKinlic , Oc ; Slater ,
Oc ; Herlin oil , ( > } e ; fJixrner oil , 0 ( ( > 7c.
Pr.isrs Pink and ROOJS Allen , tic ; Riv-
erpomt , SJ e ; Steel Rivur , OJe ; Richmond ,
( l. ' r ; Pacilic , 7c.
Puivr-s Dress. Charter O.ik , H' c ; Ram
ape , IHe ; Lodi , SJ i1 : Allen , Oe ; Richmond ,
Oc : Windbor , O'-.c ; liddyhtono , ( JJiC ; Pacific ,
0 } < e.
HI.EVCIIKII SIIIITIXO : Uerkoly cambric ,
No. MX ! ) > c ; Hest Yet , 4-4 , O e , butter
cloth , OO , 4'c ( ; Cabot , 7J c ; FurvKoH , half
bleacned , 8 } e ; Fruit of tuo Loom , 9' ' e ;
Giccn G , OJ4'u ; Hope , 7J-c ; King Phillip
cambric , llu ; Lonsdale cauibnc , ll.jc ) ; Loiib-
dale , 'Jc ; New York mills , 10' c ; Pcnpcicll ,
42-in , lie : Pcnpcrell , 40-in. 13c ; Pepperoll ,
l4 l , lOc ; Peppcrell , 84 , 21c : Pepporell , U-l.
3bc ; Peppercll , 104 , 25o ; ( Canton , 4-1. SJ c ;
Triumph , Oc ; Wamsutta , lie ; Valley , 5. .
FI.VSNII.H : Plaid Raftsmen , 20j ; Cinshcn ;
32'io ; Clear Lake. lUOKjc ; Iron Mountain ,
s White GH , No. 2 ? „ 23.fe ;
GH , No. 1 , % , 20 j ; 13H , No. 2 , % , 2. " , c ; UH ,
No. 1 , i , 3lc ( ; Quecheo , No. 1 , J5f , 42o.
CousinJKA.VS Vndroscoggin , " 'fc ; ICoar-
sarge , 7 u Rockjiort , OXc ; Conestoga ,
TICK- , York , liO-in , 12'4e ' ; York , 'il-in ,
ii'/c : ; ; Swift river , 7n { Tliorndikc , OO ,
* % u ; Thorndike , EE. SVrfe : Thorndike. 120 ,
' .ij c ; Thornuike , XX , 15c ; Cotdis , No. C ,
ll > jc ; Cordis , No. 4 , 7J o.
UI.VI > M Amoskcaeg 0 oz , Hl'ifc ; Everett , 7
07 , 13' ' fe ; York. 7 07 , 13' < ; c ; Ilnyinukor , S' ' e ;
Jaftrey , XX , ll' < Jo ; .fiilTrcv , XXX , 12&o ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12c ; Beaver Creuk , BB ,
lie ; Heaver Creek , CC , lOc.
Ku.NTL'cm JIAN Memorial. Ifie ; Dakota ,
ISo ; Durham , 27. ! < fc ; Hercules , ISo ; Leam
ington , 2-J' ' e : Cottswood , 2r'c. .
CiiAiii Stevens' 13 , O.V wj Slovens' B ,
blenched , 7o ; Stevens' A , 7c ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , b',2e'Stcvans' ; P. b'tfc ; Stevens' P ,
bleached , 'JJ ' c ; Stcuens' N , ' a ; Stevens'
N , bleached , 10'2c ; Stevens'SKI , 1'ijje.
MICIM. : iKcors Table on cloth , $3 M ;
plain Holland , ! i o ; Dado Holland , lii c.
IJr.ort.v SlinnriNO Atlantic A , 1-4 , 7U'c ;
Atlantic H , 4 ) , 7 0 ; Atlantic L ) , 4-1 , O e ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora UL. 4-4 , Oc ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 44'c ; Crown XXX , 4-1 , ( IJ/c ;
Hoosier LL. 4-4 Indian Head 4-1 7
- , Oc ; , - , c ;
LuwrencQ LL , 1-4 , ( > c ; Old Dominion , 1-4 ,
fijifc ; Peppercll I { , 4 4 , 7oi Pcppi-roll O , 4-4 ,
lijfc : Peppercll. b-4 , ISKc ; l'oipcroll ) , ( l-l ,
3lc ; Pcjiperell , 10-1 , a.Jo ; Utlea C , 1-4 , 4 ' , , ' 0 ;
Wachusctt , 4-1 , 7 , ' c ; Aurora K , 4-1 , 7c ; Au
rora H , 4-4 , O' c.
DUCK West Point , 2 < ) in. 8 o , lO c ; West
Point , SO in. 10 07. 12 > 'c ; West Point. 2'J in.
12 Of , l.r o ; West Point , 40 in. 11 07 , lOa.
riAWBi.s Heel , C , 24 in , IGKo : E , 24 in ,
21i4e ; GO , 24 in , 20c ; HAF , | f , 25c ; JKF ,
J > 4 , 27c.
GiNf.iUM-Plunkott checks , 7fej ! ; Whitti'ii-
ton , 7K ; York , 7 > fc ; Nonmiiidi dress , 8jp } ;
Calcutta dress , bj e ; Whittcnton dress , SJe ;
Henfrow dress. 8V5@12'-Jc. '
CAMIIUICS Slater , fl o ; Woods , S 'c ; Stan
dard , 5j e ; Peacock , 5ifc.
Pjiixis , I.\DKIO Bi.ui ; Arnold , OJ c ; Amer
ican , 0)40 ) ; Glouchcstor , ( l fo ; Arnold C long
cloth , Oc ; Arnold B long cloth , lO'tfo ; Arnold
Gold Seal , lO' ' o ; Steifol A , 12u ; Windsor
Gold Ticket , lO c. "
Ijiiinlicr.
First and second clcirilV in. . . $10 00 ( < t51 00
First and second clear , \y in . . 47 (10MWJ ( 00
Third clour , 1'4@1 } < ; In ; 43 00 10 00
A select , Il4dtlin 37 00
Dbelect , l OPllj In.- 33 OJ
A stock boards , It'OW ft , 12 In. . 4(1 ( 00
B stock boards , 12cltl ( ft , 12 In. . 41 00
C stock boards , 12 ( < aiO ft , 12 in. . : l ( X )
D stock boardb , 12a ( > ll ) ft , 13 in. . 23 00
Flooring , first common , Kin. . . . 34 00
Flooring , second common , 0 in. . 31 00
Select fencing flooring , . , . . ID 00
Siding . , llrst and second ' clear , 14
s.-ti : r * '
© loft . 25 00
Siding , nrstcommonlqft , . S3 IK )
Siding , second common . 19 00
Common boards. , . , . . ! . . , , . 1000
No. 3 boards , all length's . 1 1 50
Fencing , No. 1 , 12&20' ft . 1 0 50
Fencing. No. 3 , 12 , KOSlO ft . 15 50
Joist aud scantling , 2x4 , 14@H > ft 10 00
Timber , 4x4 , 8x8 , 12felO ft . 17 00
Pickets , D nnd H Hat . 22 OU
Pickets , D and H square . 2 1 00
Shingles , extra A . 2 bO
Shingles , standard A . 300
Lath . 3 40
OG Halts , 2i in . 35
OG Halts , 1 x3 , SIS . IJO
3-in well tubing , 1) nnd M bev. . . 23 00
Leather.
Hemlock sole , 20 ( < i2So per Ib ; oak solo , 33
OlSOcper Ib ; oak harness , VQ@Uc ! per Ib ;
selected oak und trace , 33 ( < 35o per Ib : oak and
hemlock upper , 20 ( 22o per foot ; hemlock
calf skin , No. 1 , 60QJ900 per Ib , According to
v/elglit : oak calf BKln , No. 1 , OOcMtl.OO per
Ib ; Philadelphia cult akin , extra , 1.00@1.10
IH-rlb ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , 00@70o per
Ib : oak kip skin , No. 1 , 70@80o jior Ib : Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , 80@90u per Ib ;
French calf skin ( according to weight auu
socyl , fl r l 75 perlb : Trench kip skin
do. soc 10 per lb ; Cordovan russet , IM
sivtln llnlsh. 20c per foot ; welt leather , $1..V
( rt4 00 per side ; moroccos i pebble goati , 30t
30c per foot ; moroccos , lioot leg , 2"Kn30i' pel
foot ; glove- calf skins , 2001000 per foot
Dongola kid , niXn4lV < i > cr foot ; knngaroe
skins , 40itMV ( jter foot , according to quality :
toppings , $ S ( )0it ) 10.00 per doron ; linings , $3 ( H
( it'JWt per iloeu ; apron sklus , $10.JO ( < I3.UC
per dozen. _
.Metals ntiel Tinners' Stock.
Uloi-k tin , small pi ? . $ , CJ
Hlocktin , bar . 2f
Copjier , planished boiler size * . IW
Copjier , cold rolled . 31
L'oj > j > or , sheating . . . . . . . . , 'K
Copper , pltts . 3(1 (
Copper , Hats . , . 31
Gnl. sheet iron , Junlatn , 50-10 and 5 pr
ctdls .
Pat planished iron , 24 to 27 A . 10'a
Pat. planished Iron , 2-1 to 27 H . { iVj
Rooting , 1C , 14\20 , 112 sheets . ( UK
Rooting , IX 14x20 , 112 sheets . 7 Ml
Rooting. K' , 20x2s , 112 sheets . 11 IK1
Rooting. IX. 20\S ! < , 1 13 sheets . 14 Ml
Sheet iron No.t2 ( > . ! 1N1
Sheet Iron No. 27 . 3lXl
Solder . 15nOil7K
Pin plate , best chaicoul
1C , 10x14 , 223 sheets . O.M )
IX , 10x14 , 2,5 sheets . b.25
Tin plate , coke
1C. 10x14 , 2J3 slice's . 23
Steel nails , per kty . 2.25
Steel wile nails , per kee . 310
rii 13 un.vLTv MAiucnr.
Instruments I > lnoo.l on HcUDf.l Our *
W MoCiri'Ror nnd xvifito William II Mc-
Uicgcir , lot M , lilk- , lnVo\li'W , q ed $ 1
} ' A in In nnil wito toll I , Kochcrspon-
ter , lots'JI to24. blk IU , U iilntit lllll.w d 4 , WO
H W IVnnoc k to. I S Morris , lots IJnntl I.I ,
blk I1. . ' , lluililcei I'lnce. w il . . „ ' . . ' : - ,
A I , ltoi > u to .1 KiL-uIni , lot 4 , blk If , Wll-
ios -d mid. w il tOO
A I , Hi-eel to r Kraviak , loU.lilk lWll -
ros M ildilv il . . WJ
J ti Milcsbuiy to l < M Van Ilium , w ' , lot
II , lilk . . SiiUirs-M uilil.v d. . . . 1
KS Hcnu ti A f lliiiii't.ui li , lot ' . ' , blk
W. Uiiialm. nod. . . " " >
II Menu to his \tlfi1 , all propel ty , will.
( ' II Ilii gj and WlfiitoA I' lllmiiliiuiub.
lots I unit v'.bik : ! , Hoggs & 111. I'saild ,
iois 1 and 2. blj * il. Hoggs A Hill's M add ,
w < 1 . . . 10.600
J I , Mlle < ct al to r.Su' hiiu , lot : . " . ' , blk
H , ( iixhaul IHIl.wd . "iO
r W Cut ti- . Janilifote. . H W KolKrto.rii )
ucrcs si < SIO-IH . I.40J
I'W Cititisnti'llfo to It W ItobortN nu
ol sw H li ( 1 1 d . tbO
A t ! Inglmim to. iinnus Miller , lot n , bIK
n. Hurt ford plnro , (1 . dOO
M Dlxon nuil iiusbaml lo 0 Dubolsv , pt
lot 1(1 ( , bIK 10 , W.iturloo , w < l . . ! ! 10
O W iMrknul and wife to C W McVlckcr.
lotsu'4 , : . ' . > and "il. blk 3 , Junction View
' 1'i'ira r , M il . 1,1 0
11 lioller unit nlfo to I ! H Doriinclly ,
trustio , hits 4 ttiH. Wax erly nilil. wil . . 1'iTO
A f Ilimi'liaugh itiul busbnnil t ? I' ! '
Jllnpor , lots 1 millblk.l. , . lluggs A. Mill's
add. ami lots 1 anil - ' , blk ( I , Hoggs Ar
llill'K'-'niliuld. xx d . . 10.MJ
( ei Wallnri * . trustcu , to 1 ! M 1'nigli , lots
II and IU , blk u , .Mommoiilh I'nrk , w d . . 1W )
tniiiHfors. . t 4ti.'iy7
All Alwiluti * Cnro.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes ,
and is un nbsalute cure for old soies , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , ut25
cents j.er box by w.ul : ! 0 cents.
Mir.mo iK Nmlit in Dalcola.
eOn Now Year's uiirht , bot.voon ! ) and
11 oVloe'k , the singular npucUioloVIIH
witnessed of a mirage tit night. The
elay linel boon very warm , tlio tlionnoin-
eter rcai'liintr ( > 0 in the shade , anil the
coiulitiiin of the atmosphere was cer
tainly unusual. The siiy was more or
le'sI'louded , parlioularly on the hori-
/on , anel patches of ] uuiric lire were
\ isibio at all points of the cotiin.i ] ) > < . To
the north , south and west there was
nothing in their appearance to attract
attention , but two masses e > f lire to tlio
northeast of Carringlon were unlike
thote in any other direction. The lircs
were , with wonderful elistinotnoss ,
raised into the very elenidsjust as in tlio
brilliancy of the sunlight tlio obscure
staok it , made te > a-sumo the dimensions
of a lofty to\vor. There was a perfect
reflection eif the lire in the clouds. Ineli-
yiduiil tongues of Maine were * pioturcel
in the Hiiperhcatcd strata. At another
time the ) reflected lire seemed to waver
in the air likes the restless shimmer of
the most brilliant aurora. The spectacle -
clo lasted until tlio lire died out. Alto
gether the sight was most singular and
beautiful.
I chesoi'fully recommend Ifed Clover
Tonic to those buffering from troubles
of the stomach and liver. I am now on
iny second bottle and it makes mo feel
like a now man. C. M. Connor. Nashua ,
la. Goodman Drug Co.
TO srOdlCHOhUEIlS
OK THI3
Siitro Tiinnd Company.
A ilpjroo for fore 'loMiro iiKiilnst tlio Sl'Tllo TUN-
NKI Cinnpiiiy lin Just licun en'creil In t'lo ' United
btiitc Circuit e'oiirt , Nlntli Circuit Dlstrl-t of NovnUft
iinil the propurlyur Hint conip my Hill bo sold there-
tnulernt mi o irly ditto. Tlio Huor tnUiitlon Coin-
inlttio ht'rohy Kl\iM notice tli-it * tucUliodurt ! ! of thai
company n 111 bo allono I iiKIN'-MfOiiportiiiiltytuiiro-
let t their lilthoito unnssontcil stock \iy \ RtibscrlbliiK
to tlio noiv bun Js Mini dciio Itln'tlilrhliiek ! us hcruto-
foruiiilTcrllseil. Hiibscrlptliins tosilcl boiuls will bo
ri'Coh cd nt Hi i I'nlon Tr.lat Compuiy , No. 71 llrond-
wiiy. New Vorknttho Xullowlii teriiis , to-wlt ,
55 UK NTS I'lOIl SHAIIR , ASSENT-
INfi KKOJM THI3 DATJO IllOKHOF TO
NOV. : $ , 18H , AT 1U M. ,
nnel thereafter
(10 UI5NTH VKK i-'ilAHIt ; , ASSENTING
UMiij .JAN. a , ISHO , AT : i . ai.
fiubicrlhcrs to Hi a bonds will rccelvu Trust Company
ccrl'UiHOHontitlliu tln'iii to tlio HIIIIU iiiiiubur ut
MuiCHUMihoojdi'imslteilliy thoiiMiii lll.liiliondHliii
o.uh.'u ccnlHiiiKl Ml cults rospu lively pulil by Ilium.
luturuHt itt tin i.i'u nt 4 per tout. lll bo iilloweil on
HiiU-.crliitlous fioiii ilitti ) ol payinont.
l'a > munts should b ( ! iniiilu hv diuck on Now York tn
the Onion ' 1 riipie'ouipany and hhoulil LGiutomiMiili'i !
by tno Mlncc ihil ) ointnrHuil In blanlE and un ntithor-
Irutlnn to tlio I'lnon 'j UHt Coiiip.uiy. lltiink forniH
for tills luil'iorlriillon nnil coplu'irclroiilam tan ho
olitulneil upon apidlciilioll at Ihu 1'r.lon Tiust Coin-
| iany'Holllru. or lit mum 1.1 , Si'M-'iitli lluur , .Mills Uulld-
mi ; . Now Vurk.
lialuJNLiv VOIIK , Octubcr.1 , tekS.
II. H. BAI/r/KK , Ctinlrniftii ,
CJOKDON MACnO.NMM ) ,
I" . O. A. 3f. VAN WJJfJfj ,
OTIO f.OWIO.VCJAIil ) ,
TII130OOJIK SKIjIO.MAN ,
lr.UKUANIMATION ( COMJIITrKK.
JlOICIOUS AND PtHSISTEfiT
Advertising law always piovoa
eucccssful. Ilcforo iiluoliiRnny
Noivspnpor Aflvcrtlsl ng consul
1 LORD & THOW1A9.
MnM iD > BUTl6l. > ei il.EVTH ,
911U la < I > Cacdolub Slrtcl.
TYLER DESK GO.
ST. IOUIS , MO. , U.S.A.
Esclakl * * Own ? n fc II oiir ilr of.
TYLEK'S ROYAL '
T7PE WRITEn CABINET
& DESK , COMBINED. ,
Adapted to Ertryltfachlnonow .
tiled. AltoBAHKCOUNTERS.DESKS.ifl
Illuitrated Oatalogue Free.
D , Huotuma. e oollmoBt I L
i- " ' " " 7 innnnkm t k i rli , r itor.
lo llf.llk t.d Uioroni Hlrnilh. kltclrld
. ntTi TMr i > r erorr uj5u lnc lu
1IKI.T d hai ( . e orj ( oni1 | > lt t. d up. Wont cuei l > tr.
oJ 'U r""n " " " " " 'lln. Hulc4 | < ui.hUt4o. > UBiii.
BAlfDENELEOTllIOCOICtlUs ll lil. CIUCAGOJ11
T. E. G6I.PIN
. . . ,
I-IRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Itoom 03 Trndors' Ilullillnc/
CHICAGO.
IlO/crcntx-8-Jleirojiolltnn N&tlnnal Hank.
K. U , IJua & I'-o. Tlio Ura-UtrcctOo
an(1 " 'i ' unnary troubles easlly.eiulck-
lyanasafelycured by DOCrrUHACan-
sules. Huverul cnavsi cured Iu Heven duya. Bold
ll.GO per box , ull druiiKlnta , or by mall from L > o
cutnllfi'.Co 113\VUfteat..N. 1' .
AgrTcnTTufni iitijiTomonts.
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CHURCHILL PARKER ,
DealerinAgricnUnrallmplcments , Wagons ,
Jitio * Ptrrrt.bctnccuPtliiitiO
_ luth.oniahv Nftitskn.
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LTmNOER ft METCV\LF"c"o , .
Agricnlturallinplements.WaEons.Carriages
. .
. Kle. Wholoalo , Orotlia. NrbrasVn.
PARLIN , ORENDORF A. MARTIN ? "
Wholesale Dealcri In
AaTiCDltnra ) Implements , Wagons & Bnggies
Wl , Ml , WJ and 007 Jonoi Street , Omntm.
P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Sectors ,
CuHUMon , Hay nakci. Cider Mills ami l.tilmn 1'ul-
\ rlirri. Cor lltn and Nicbolan Mrcclt.
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
OMAHA lUtAMCII.
J. F. SEIBERLINQ .V CO. .
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
\V. E. Mi-ail.Manvcr. untcaToiiwjrth H , Omalm.
MOLlNE.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
Manufacturers aiut Jobber * Iu
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. I'ltinnJ ' 1'acltlo street * . Ornalin.Nvb.
_ Artlots' Mntorloln. '
A HOSPE , Jr. .
Artists' ' MatcrialSj Pianos and Organs ,
1M.1 IlouiiU" Slrcot , Omalia , Nebraika.
Booksellers nnd Stationers.
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H. M , &S. W. JONES ,
Successornto A. T. Keiiyon A Co. , Wlmlecilc .1 llctall
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flue Wadding Stailuner ; , Cimimerclal Slatlonerr
l&l Diiu lai Street Omalia. Nt'li.
Baote and Shoae-
KIRKENDALL. JONES & . CO. ,
( SucccJton Iu Hetul , Jones \ fu. )
Wliolesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
AKUitatO'Huston lt l.t . > cr lioe Co 1103,110 ( Mlttj
HarncT St. . Ouinlm. Nobraaka.
W. V. MORSE * CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-11(15 ( Douglas Bt , Ouinlm .MaiHlluclorjSum-
inor su Uuilun.
J. J. JO//.VSO.V / A CO. .
'Manufacturers of Lime ,
Anil hlppi-M ul foul , e'nak , IVini'iil. I'l i li-r , I.lmo
liraln Tlio nuil > c er I'lpiejlllco , 21S S. l lh
t-t. , Om ilia , Nob. Teleiilieinutill.
Dry Coodo nno Notlona-
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M. E SMITH X CO. ,
Dry Gocds , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
llUInml 1101 Douglai. Cor. llth Ft. Omaha , Nob.
r lTFAT7n C K - K 0 C H D R Y'C O O DS Co
IfflDorters and Jobbers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Gents' l irntbbltic CootU Connor lltti nntl HoJucy
blh. Omnlin. NebniBkiu
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NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shinners of Coal and Cfe
211 Sonlh r.tli M . ein.al-a Neb.
HELIN. THOMPSON & CO.
Importer * an l .lobbon * nf
Woolens and Tctilors1 Trimmings ,
317 uoiith 13lli Street.
FUrnlturo.
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DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Faraaui Street. Omalm v-yjraikn.
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Furniture
Ouiaba. Nobrosko.
Coffooo , Spicoo , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE CO T"
Umabu Coffee and bptcu Minn.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
MavorliiK KitraclB. I.aundrr IH n. Inks. Ktci Hi
Uli ! IIiirnuT Ptroet. Omalia. Nobraaka.
Crockery . and Ola8awa o.
wiflGHT ,
Apcnt f or thn Manufacturers and Importcisof
Crockery , Glussware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Kte eittlcp. .117 S lltb M. , Oraalm. Nebraska.
PERKINS , CATCH & LAUMAN.
Imuorlcra and Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silyerwarc
Etc. 1514 Knro.jcSt.ccri'aston llirildlng.
CommlQBlon and Storage.
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RDDELL ! & RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
cciiiUlcs " t * * r Kri'i Phi M ! * entry ! , Garar
IIS llounnl Street , Omnha.
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
fiucceseors to Mcfehauo A fccliroeder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omnlia. Nebraska.
_ I , CoKe and Limo-
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OMAHA COAL , "COKE &
Jote of Hard aM Soft Coal ,
aOQPoutli IHIi Street , Omnlin , Nebrfttkn.
PAXT"O NTc A LT A c H rflTcoTi '
Wliolesalo Groceries and Provisions ,
_ 'iM.TUT , 700 nd 711 S. 10th St. , Oinnlin , Nob.
McCORD , BRADV Co7 '
Wholesale Grocers ,
t tb nnd T/earenwortli Strcuti. Omahn , Niibraika.
Harelwnro.
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w. J.BROATCH ,
Hoay Hardware , Iron and Stool ,
Bfr\nn \ i Waxen Stork , Hardwnro , Lumber , lite. I2VS
und 1211 Uuriii'j Hlruut.Oniahu.
HIMEBAUCH &TAYLOR ,
Bnilders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mcctianlce' Tooli and IlulTalo Scaloa. 1KB Douglai
btrcct , Omaha , Ncbrunka. ,
RECTOR. WILHELMY & COT ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
tth and Harru'T Ht , Omalm , Neb , Wontorn Auenti
for Auitln I'owder Co. , Joifurnon Htcol Nalln ,
KalrbanktbtamluriUicali'i.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Melnls , Fheot lion , etc. Agents for JIowo Scalea ,
iUiimiro\Mlcr and l.yinan limbed Mlro ,
Oniiilui , Nubruaka ,
Lumbor.
. OMAHA LUMBliR CO. .
, ill Kinds of Bonding Material at Wtofe& &
181 J filrcet and Union Paclno Track. Om.l- .
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmlier , Latli , Lime , Sash ,
Door. .Kto. Vird.-Comcr and Uou .i. . ,
rlTW7 HARVEY LUMBER UTe
To Dealers Only ,
_ eIBcc , 1103 Kanium Btreeit. Omaha
' "JOHN A.'WAKEFIELD ;
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
gulncy > YUIto J.liuu.
CHAS. R , LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and J'aiquet Mooring , Btli und Dougl i
LUMBER ,
C. N. DIliTZ , "
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnnte ,
13th nnj ( Siltfornln Street' , Ouinlm , Ncbmslia
FRIiD VV. OKAY ,
Lnmlicr Lime Cciueiif Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Whind l > ou la EU..Om h .
Mllllnory nnd NotlotiB.
'l. OBERFELDER , V CoTi"
iHporlers&Joliliors in Millinery & Notions
ax
Hnts , Cnpa , Etc.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO ?
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods.
1107 UatnorMrc UOitmh. > . Nob.
Mordwnro.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY ( JO.
\Vh 1o ln .Mnnukctiirvr < i of
Saddlery & JoMcrs of Saddlery Hardware
AmlloMUer. HO ) , 1 | V > anil 1107 HarotT St. , Omatin ,
Notions
J. T. ROBINSON NbTlO N CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Famishing Goods
41(1 nnJ Vi Be tiili 10th SI , On.nlm
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Fnriiisliing
110T > llnrnof Slrnot. OmMn
OvornllB. _
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
leans l'imU > , fcUlits. Xt. llir.'iiinl I10 IKiiiil 5 Slropl ,
Office Flxtuios.
rii : S.IM IO.NUS
Mnnuliict ro.i ! or
. Oillce and Saloon Fixtures ,
Imitle' , 'MdebonriK Hook ( 'noon. DrtiK I'lTturox.WftU
( 'n i , l'iutltioii > HallliiK'.e'ountor1' . llpornml Wlnn
Ctnilot"Ilrrori oto l-iiolor ; nni * olllro , lUWnuJ liSI
toull ) Mill St.l > mnlm. 'ioluiliouo | ll.'l.
0118- _
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wbolsale Refined and Lnftricaline Oils ,
Ailo ( irorvfo , Klc. , Omuhn. A II Dlrhnn Mnnnror
Paints nnd Oils.
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NEILSON.
\Yliule-ulo llonlcrs In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
HIS Fnrnnin btroct. Omntm , Nob.
Papor.
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CARPE'NTEn PAPER CO. .
Wljolesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry nice ( loci of I'rlnllniVrnir | < liia nnd Wrttlnif
l' , sr t-piclHl miontlonuivrn loiar loud < mli > rK
Storngo , Forwaj-tllng & Commlsalon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS .V CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Dranch tiotiHDof Die Homu'y lltmcj Co. HtiirKlcanl
\raoiusulo iitul ri'liiil. I J lllOiinil lilJ Uuril bireut ,
Onilllill Tt'li'lilinno N ( ) 7.V )
Browors-
STOR2 & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1S21 Norlli iiBtlUoontli jjtrect. Oniiiha. Veil.
_ Cornlco. _
EAGLE CORNCE WORKS ,
Mannfaclnrcrs of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wliulon-capii itni ! mctullukyllKhti
Jiuiv Kl'i vj TLII. Pniprlutor.
liib anil llU oiith l.'lli ntruot.
Printers' Matprlals. _
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"WESTER"N"NEWSPAPER UN TON.
Auxiliary PiiWisliers ,
rxalor. in T e. {
JOHN L. WILKE ,
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1317 nnd 13W Douglas St. , Omitlm , Nob.
_ Rubbjpr Cootls- ' _
OMAHA RUBBER'CO. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
Jll ClolUlnc i > nil Leather Ucltlag. 1UM Furnam Street.
M. A. DISBROV. ' t Co ,
Wbolcsalo Manufacturers of
Sasli Doors , Blinds and Monlngs ,
Branch bnico. miinna IruKl Streets , Oiniibft , Nub. J
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. |
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors. Blinds ,
. -ulillnas , StnlrWorlc nnil Interior Hnnl Woo 1 Hu
sh. N. U. Corner bth anrt U'avuiiwurtli btrcets , ,
Omnlin. fiau. '
Fittings , JPumpa , Etc.
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A. L."STRANa CO.r
Pnincs , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
itoam and Water BiirpllOB. ncitilqimrlor for .Mn t.
U. S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. .
Mm and Water Supplies ,
HIM. , WI"J Mllfe. . . . B. . . Qn.aU ,
BROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet Iron rt Bio. , . , IM. . . . , . ; . 8 .M.H. . .
_
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Caitor & son , riop'n. Manufiicturcm of nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Tanls and Sheet Iron WorK
_ Worka Houlli 'JUtli and J ) . & M. Cresting.
I'A.XTON A. VIKUI.INO IKONVOKKH. .
'
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
UriKlnoa , Ilrnna Work , General foundry , Machine uai
Uluckemltli Work , uilko und Works , U , 1 * . Hy.
_ audntbbtiiict , umuliii. o _
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Weak Itnlli , Wludntr Ounnln. Kloirer Htnnds , Wlro
BlKm.Kte. Bl North ICtli mruit. OmuU .
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OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes i
VnultH .Inll Work , Iron and Wlro IVnclnir.RlKiiii , Kto ,
_ < , Aiidreen , 1'iou'r Uor lull nnil JaikmmHtii ,
CHAMPION IRON nnel WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
and HcrconB , for banks , nnircs.ttorrH , rnililonoos , oto ,
Injir"ixl | Awnlnui , IxjcUsiultli .Miichliii'ry iiud
Jllttckmiiltu Worka , lUIHoutli Iltli Ht.
r , otK ,
Fireand Burglar Proof Safes Time Locks ,
. U. I'AI.MBIl. .V T. JUflllIA.-V. J , IJ UI.AM ll/itlZ
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. ,
Liyc Stock Commission Merchants ,
.OKIMER.WEoTERFIELO & MALE/
Live Stock Commission ,
lloom IS , Kzclmniio llulldliii ; , llnlou Block Vnrtl * .
tfuuth Oinaba , Hull. .
UNMON STOC YAR"DS coV.
Of Omaha , Limited ,