OMAHA DAILY BEE. TjtoESDAY , APHIL 9. 3880.
HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bulls Caught Honvlly in the July
Break.
WHEAT FUTURES TAKE A TUMBLE
Tlic Mqitlilntlon of the May Donl
Continues A Decline In Corn
Cnttlo About All Bold
Hogs Drop.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO , April 8. [ Special Tclcgrnm to
TUB Lies. ] The liquidation of the BO-cnllcil
Muy deal continued to-day , nnd n fur-
thcr break of 4a In that Oollvory
caused a sharp decline In the Inter
futures. The foot rnco between the clique
nnd the big tillers , which hold the attention
of everybody for the better jxirtof last week ,
was ono of the most unique episodes In the
history of speculation on the Chicago hoard
of trade. It Involved the abandonment of
the Imiilonso prospective profits by the heavy
holders in their efforts to get rid of ono big
"taller , " und Incidentally n host of others of
n llko Ilk. Uloom , against whom tha simke-
out raid was principally directed , was the
last big holder to let go , apparently , but to
day there was further dumping of miscel
laneous lines. The liquidation of the orig
inal Muy wheat deal Is now generally con
ceded to bo pretty thoroughly dono. Indned ,
thcro Is n possibility Unit it Is overdone. In
their eagerness to help the decline along
many operators put out new lines of
short wheat , und thcro Is u bare chnncu that
the foundation has been laid tor another
dangerous short Interest. Conservative com
mission merchants nro advising against the
reckless selling of wheat for May uud
Juno delivery on the now crop prospects.
May wheat opened at OOJ c , sold oft easily
nnd without excitement to 8'Jc and after n
while took a plunge to below 87c. The low
est of lnl quotation on this break was S0c ,
but thcro were sales nt @n8c lower. Ao -
action took the prlco to 83c , nnd another
* break between 12 and 1 o'clock landed It nt
Bo UIU1 Bt"l 'alcr ' to SUJ/c. Muy aud Juno
kept very close together most of the day aud
the trading lu both months was on n lively
scale. The range for Juno was SO ) @ 9J ! ) c.
May nnd Juno monopolized the lion's share
of the attention in the early part of the ses
sion , nnd July did not get fairly under head
way until nearly 11 o'clock. Up to that
time the prlco had ranged nt & 5o early ,
down to 65c nnd up to 8r > JfrJS5 ( o. Slumpl-
ncsftnnd Mugging suddenly possessed July ,
nnd tbi.mnrkot slid oft to 84c , with enor
mous tinding on the decline. The ruin In
the winter wheat districts and the hope of
rain in tha northwest Induced frca offerings
of July , nnd the collupsu of the May denl in
tensified the feeling. It was deemed per
fectly snfo to sell the whole ot the next crop
under the circumstances , nnd this sentiment
Beamed to control during tha last hour of
business. The markets wcra limp us n rag
nnd seemingly without n semblance of sup
port , The pressure wiis heavy up to the
close. July worked down to 8lc ! , recovered
spasmodically % c , when some of the big
sluggers'rotIml for breath , but it settled
again to 84o ! and closed nt b.1Xc , As com
pared with Snturdny. This records a loss of
2ac. Muy nnd Juno each closed 4fc lower
111 an Snturdny , the liquidation all around
to-day was very heavy. In Mny nnd Juno
the liquidation was compared to the "clear-
lug out sale of u bargain counter. " With
July it was of n different chnructer. The
bulls , who hnvo b'ecn warned out of May ,
felt rcasonnbly secure in July , uud the Do de
cline lu thnt future has cnutrht a great many
of them Heavily , 'tho principal buyers to-day
were the shorts , who covered only to put out
their lines ugaln. Ream and Cudntiy , who
bavo been doing little in wheat since the mn-
iiipulution commenced , appeared to-day as
leading sellers. The outside news was not
Important to-day , aud it was not in demand.
The other American markets sympathized
with the weakness hero , nnd the foreign
ndvlces Indicated softness abroad. "Tho for
eigners can always bo.it us on a down-hill
race , " was the sngo remark of n veteran
commission merchant yearn ago , and this
truth is ns applicable now as then.
The weuicnefls in the wheat market and
tlio very favorable weather for farm work
ivcro the doprcsslng Influences which caused
the decline in corn. Trading , however , was
noi active , and after a decline m futures of
about Jfc , business ceased almost entirely.
The buyers of the lower grades for rail
shipment were likewise enabled to buy to
better advantage to-day , but thoru was no
great pressure to sell at the decline. The
decrease of 337,000 bushels in the visible
Bupuly , making the total quantity now 10 ,
610,810 , was of no assistance to the
market , ns corn was at Its weak'
est after the statement was an
nounced. The quantity in sight at the
parallel time last year was 8,503,1)37 ) bushels.
From Now Orleans 25,000 bushels wcro
cleared for llavro on Saturday. There
was moro doing in the way of changing from
Mny to July at the J o spread than in direct
trading , The continued heaviness in. wheat
nnd provisions prevented any reaction in
corn , and the closing Ifgurcs were the lowest
of the day , nnd show n decline siucu Satur
day of from ) i to Jgu. The estimated receipts >
ceipts for to-uiorrow arc 45U cars.
The oat market was much moru active thai :
recently , nnd n Inrgo speculative business
was recorded , with prices quito 'utisnuled
May was the fuvonto , though the trade
extended to nil the months recently named
After a quiet opening nt 25o Mny sold up
to SOo under liberal buylucr on the part of i
few larg'o operators nud rather meago
offerings. The improvement was not sus
tallied , for nt this point u largo number o
traders entered und there were free offer
ing * and rcalUlng with u subsequent } u do
clmo nnd n ilunl easy closing.From 35J/C
Juno sold down to UlXc , with July at nearly
the same range and April ut 23o early. Casl
lota shared In the later weakness , and No.
nuulnr wn olTcred nt 2 < X ° -
! Provisions ruled In harmony with othe
fc
lendinglluos. The weakness developed b
the break In wheat and corn was Icci onset
by an easier fooling In hogs , ana from the
opqulng the boars were independent nnd ng
grossivo. The tendency bolng in their u
roction nud the market not oven commaml
lug ordinary support , they showed no lies
tnncy to sell property. The hammerers
were out in full force , and whenever buyers
npppured they were simply loaded down with
offerings. It was n boar dity , and , as , a con
sequence , the change in prices all around
were of onu kind , nnd that on the side of n
lower rnnge. Uased on Saturday's last quo
tations , tlio decline actually rnudo in _ pork
amounted to UlM@\Oa ; In lard to
nud in short ribs to HXjrjlSo.
CHICAGO iS STOCK.
CHICAGO , April 8. [ Special Telegram to
THE HBB.I G.vrrijs The run , as will bo
soon , was the largest for Monday for some
time , and among the arrivals were quite 10as
large per cent of light bandy steers , such as
shippers , exporters and the drcasod beef
trade want , and for such , especially * durlug
the early morning , the demand was uctlvo
with prices only a shade lower than the
bighcst of Friday , or suy about Thursday's
prices , but toward the close almost every
thing in the steer line sold lower , and the un
desirable natives u yoo.l 10o lower. but | the
chimces were that nearly everything would
bo sold. Tlio spurt In the morning caused
tUo tfendlng of many dispatches to the coun
try quoting active and steady markets. nio
far as the activity was concerned , there
was no mUtako , as it seldom hap
pens that 15,000 cuttle were so readily
iMaposcd of in this market. There were
anly about three loads of Texans In sight ,
nnd they wcro corn-fed , ana brought satis
factory prices. Butchers' stock of all de
scriptions sold steady , There was nothing of
note frolug on in the stacker and feeder
lino. Cliolco to extra beeves , $4.40(24. ( 00 ;
Medium to good steers , 1350 to l&UO Ibs , $3.00
GH40 ; 1-00 to 1350 Ibs , f 3.00 ® 1.10 ; 950 to 1200 :
Ibs , M.UO < 3(7V : ! stickers and feeders , J-J.40Q
8.55 ; cows , bulls and mixed , fl.ftX33.20 ;
bulk , 12.25(53.75 ; Texas steers , $3.003.85.
Hoas Hogs dropped & & 10c , the bulk going
out at * t.S7)i@4.W. A few fancy sold at
(4V.V < $4.OTKi and rough packing sorts at
M.75tl4.a ( > . Light sorts sold largely ut 54 .00
(35.00 , and a fcHMfaacy of the singe variety
ul 13.63.
FINANCIAL.
YOHK , April 8. [ Special Telegram
to THE llr.n.1 STOCKS Thcro were no now
features In stock * this morning , nnd no
clmngo of sentiment from Saturday. Before
the week closed the temporary wily of the
preceding two dnys was nt nn end , nnd n
feeling of depression , caused In pnrt by the
unfavorable bank statement , wns felt. The
declines begun nt the close of the week were
continued this morning. The stock market
opened with fnlr activity , whllo prices wcro
& to % lower. The activity was largely
confined to Atchison , Missouri Pa
cific , Northwestern , Union Pnclllc , Burlington -
ton und a few otnors. At the end of the
hour nddltlonnl deliveries xvero recorded In
many securities , whllo Missouri Pacific
yielded J nnd Atchison wont down 1J/ per
cent from the close of Saturday. At U n. m.
there wns no sign of n rally and prices wcro
nt the bottom for the morning. A half hour
Inter thcro wns a slight recovery , which only
served to cnuso n renewal of the pressure ,
nnd n general decline followed , In which
Missouri Pnclllc nnd AtchUon suffered most ,
cnch selling 1J per tent under the opening
figures. The other declines wcro fractional ,
whllo Northwestern , Burlington , Union Pn-
cltie nnd St. Paul were specially nctlvo. The
decline nud activity both ceased nbout noon
nnd the market was heavy with prices but
slightly recovered. The weakness In stocks ,
duo largely to the unfavorable bank stutc-
mcnt , continued almost to the closo. The
principal decline wns In Missouri Pacific ,
Now England and Atchison , which lostl ,
1 % und 1) ) per cent respectively. The curly
bulge In St. Paul was also lost , nnd Union
Piiciflc became quite weak.
The following were the closing quotations :
t ) . S. 4s regular , issjf Northern I'ncino . 2fl
U. H. 4s coupons. . , .U'.SJ do preferred . ,
II. ( MMsregulur .UW 0 fcN. W. , 1017 ,
IJ. S. 4'is coupons 108 do preferred 130
Tactile us of MJ . . . .iai N.Y.lVmtral I0fl
Central I'ncillc . 31 I'.U.vVK 1
Kock Inland. < | 1W
Chicago , Hurllngtim ' '
Auliicy . Ul do preferred . . .10l'
P. , I. . fc\v. . 15 St.I'auUV Omaha : ! 4
Illinois Contrail. . . doproferrcd H-\
J. , . A : W UJilUnJoH 1'aclllc . . . ,00V
Kansas Ac Texas. . . . rav W.St , JU .V 1' . .
J.ako Hlioro . Ml I ; do preferred W > !
Michigan Coutrul . . Western Union 81i !
MJJ ,
Moxnv o.CAI.U Eusior ; 3il ( per cent.
PiuMI : MnuuANTiLc PAi'Uit IK ® ' ' Per
cent.
STIIII.INO : EXCIIAXOC Dull , lira ; sixty-day
bills , 81.81J&5 demand , S-
PKODUCK MAIUCtiTil.
CHICAGO , April 8. Wheat Weak and
lower ; cash , S- o ; May , SGtfc ; July , 83J < c.
Corn Lower ; cash , 84 c ; May , liS-ftc ;
July , SJOKc.
Oats Easier ; cash , 25c ; May , ! 25o ; July ,
23 1-lOc.
Uyo I3c.
Barley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $1.28.
Flax 1.55.
Whisky * l.03.
Pork Lower ; May , f 11.00 ; July , tlS.IO.
Lard Easier ; cash , . * 6.b3 ; May , ? 0.l ! ) ) .
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , $2.2 , " ®
5.25 ; spring wheat , Sl.-lOQO.-'o ; rye , W.0."i@
8.00 In barrels.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , f5.50 ( .Ii.75 ;
short clears , J4..r)0@4.G2K : short ribs , * G.OOg ( !
0.10.
ButterQuietcreamery , 25 03 ; dairy ,
l-l@2-.2c.
Cheese Dull ; full cream Cheddars and
fiats , 10 > i@lo ; c ; Young Americas ,
Steady ; fresh , 10@10 } < fc.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted ,
c ; light green salted , 5 > o ; green , -tc ;
salted bull , 4 ( c ; green salted calf. O dUi c ;
dry flint , "i < @Sc ; green salted kip , 4if4 ( } c ;
dry calf , 7@sc ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4o ; No. 2 , 3 c ; cake , 4&C.
Heceipts. Shipments.
Flour . 13,000 5,000
Wheat . , . 17,000 7,000
Corn . 115,1)00 , ) 313,000
Oats . : . 81,000 'J4.000
Now York , April 8. Wheat Receipts ,
1,000 ; oxnorts , - ; spot weak and lower ;
No. 2 red. S,1J.@S3U ? in store ; S7 > 4-iS7Xc (
afloat ; S0 > @bbc f. o. b. ; . No. 3 red , fcOg81c ( ;
options fairly active , heavy and lower , April
.
Corn Receipts , 28,000 ; exports , 50,000 ;
suet moderately active and steady ; No. 2
4343J/ elevator ; 4445o afloat : un
graded mixed , 44cJ44) ( ) < c ; options moro active
und lower.
Oats Receipts , 14,000 ; exports , 1,000 ; spot
strong , fairly active and higher ; options
weak anJ.lowcr ( : April , 31c ; May , SOJ c ; spot
No. 2 white. 33Ji31c ; mixed western , 30@
33c.
33c.Coffee Options opened steady ; closed
steady ; G to 15 points down ; sales , 30,750
bags ; Anril , 510.35 ; May , $10.45@lfi.55 ; July ,
$1G.7U@10.7G ; spot Kio , quiet , lair cargoes
518.75.
Petroleum Quiet nnd steady ; United
closed at Olc.
Eggs Firm ; western. lO@Uc.
Pork Steady ; now , $13.50@13.75.
Lard Dull and lower ; western steam
S7.25 ; April , S7.22.
Butter Firmer und active ; western , 11 ®
28c Cheese Easy ; western , lOJio.
lii vernool , April 8. | Special Cablegram
to Tim DEI : . ] 3:30 : p. in. close. Pork In
poor demand ; prime mess , eastern , C5s ,
steady ; do western , G.ris , .steady.
Lard In poor demand ; spot and April ,
80s , dull ; May and June , 3Gs 3d , dull.
Wheat In poor demand ; now No. 2 , win-
tor. 7s i-'d , easy ; do spring , 7s lOKd , dull.
Flour In fair demand ut 11s 3d ; steady.
Corn In fair demand for spot and poor de
mand for futures ; spot May and Juno , 8s
, firm ; April , 3s lOtfd , firm.
Heceipts of wheat for the week from At
lantic ports , 2,800 luarters ; Pacific ports ,
0,000 quarters ; othnr sources , 75,000. Re
ceipts of American corn , 03,800 quarters.
St. IjoulH , April 8. Wheat Quiet ; cash ,
6Se ; May , 88 , ' < e.
Corn Lower ; cash , SlJ o ; May ,
Oats Easier ; cash , 20o ; May ,
Pork-Dull at 12.70.
Lard Nominal at 40 05.
Whisky Steady at $1.03
Butter Quiet , btoady ; creamery , 23@25c ;
dairy , 3lJ22c. (
nitnnniipolis , April 8. Sample wheat
dull and lower ; receipts for two days , ISO
curs ; shipments , 50 cars. Closing : No. 1
hard , April , S4c ; May , S4o ; on track , 84@S5o ;
No. 1 northern , April , 111 ; May , OlJ/c ; on
track , lK)4@31o ) ; No. 3 , northern , April , sOc ;
May , SOo ; on track , 60@82c.
April S. Wheat Easy ;
cash , S.1o : May , „
Corn Firm : No. 3 ,
Oats Firm ; No. 2 , white , 2SQ2 :
Uyo Quiet ; No. 1 , 45 > c.
Barley Dull ; No. 2. f)5c.
Provisions Easy. Pork $11.00.
Cliy , April S. Wheat-Quiet ;
No. 2 red , cash , S3 lie ; May , 87c asked ; No. 2
soft , cash , no bids nor otlcrlncs ; May , 80a
asked ,
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , oales at
May , 25 > $ o bid.
Oats No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings ;
May , 20c bid.
Cincinnati , April 8 , Wheat Dull and
lower ; No. 2 mixed , 6Tio.
Com Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 85c.
Oats Firm ; No. 2 inlxod , 27J o ,
Whisky Steady at 1.03.
LilVK HTOUK.
Clilcnun , April 8. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows ;
Cattle Kecolpts , 14,000 ; market active nnd
a shade lower ; choice to extra beeves , flUlig
4.00 ; steers , 1.80 ( 4,40 ; atockcrs and feed
ers , ? 2.40@X55 ; cows , bulls and mixed , (1.00
© 3.30 ; Texas steers , $3.00Q3.b5.
Hogs Hccolpis , 17,000 ; market slow and 5
lOo lower ; mixed , H.73@4.0 * > ; heavy , S3.70Q
0.00 ; light , .SO < i3.00 ; skips , t3.5'JQ3.00 ,
Sheep Receipts , 7,000 ; maricct strong and
lOo higher ; natives. IJ.75Q-I.OO ; western
corn-fed , $4.00 5.50 ; lambs fl.75@0.50.
The Drovers' Journal's special cablegram
from London quotes a heavy supplv of
American cattle : deinaud weak , but prices
steady ; prices , l'J ) < o for tops.
National Stock Vnnls , Kast St.
Ijouia , April 8. Cattle Hccelpts , 1,000 ;
shipments , 400 ; market steady ; choice heavy
uutlvo ataers. t4.00@4.SO ; fair to good , ( J.1U
f 4.00 ; stookcra uuJl feeders , i 10@3.20 ;
rangers , corn-fedt , SOQ3.M ) ; grass-fed , { 2.00
@ 8.10.
Hogs Rccolpta , 3.400 ; sblpmeuts , 2,500 ;
market easy ; cmnco heavy aud butchers' se
lections , M.'OQJ.S.'i ! packing , .00 4.705
light grades , tl.70 < 3 .SO.
Sioux City , April 8 Cattle Heceipts ,
1GI ; shipments , 128 ; market stuady ; fat
steers , ? ; ) 00@.VOO ; stockors. $3.3Ti73.Nr > i feed
ers , * 2.40 < 32.lK ) ; cannersBndbulls l.CKXal " ) ' ,
veal calves , $2.00@4.03 ,
Hogs Receipts , OKI ; market weaker ; llcht
and mixed , f .63@4.GO ; heavy , e4.67 (24.0JK. (
OMAHA IjlVE STOCK.
Cattle.
Monday , April 8,18C9.
Everyone bought freely nnd the market
was fairly active , but the buyers took It a
llttlo moro leisurely und did not "hust'.o" as
they did on Saturday. The bulk of the
cattle sold early and a clearance1 was
effected by mlduay. The market In dressed
beef and shipping steers was a llttlo lower
on an average , and In some cases salesmen
wcro placing the decline at 5@lOo ; on the
other hand , some cattle sold llttlo or no
lower. There wii * nothing hero good
enough to bring as high prices as wcro paid
on Saturday , but sonic pretty good cattle
brought M.OO. The beef cattle sold at a
range of t3.25@4.03 , but the bulk went at
? 3.00 ( < 13,80. Cows , nnd , for that mattsr , any
k.nd of butchers' stock or canners , was
scarce und sold at fully steady prices. De
sirable cows sold largely at fJ.50@3.00 , with
a bunch of choice heifers at 83.25. Thcro
wcro no feeders hero to make a market.
The mnrkot opened strong nt Saturday's
prices , but closed dull and weak on account
of the reported decline In other markets.
The only feature which really kept the
mnrkot up was the light receipts. The pens
were cleared before midday.
Hlicop.
There was not n load In the ynrds nnd
nothing to mnko n market. The demand
continues good , and thcro Is no reason to
doubt but what desirable fat muttons
would sell at stronc prices.
HccoiptH.
Cnttlo 1.020
Hogs 1,700
Shcop ' 120 °
H IL'
I'revnlllMK Prices.
The following is a table of prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . $3.150 @ 4.10
Prime steers , 110J to 13JO Ibs. . ! ! . 10 ( 3.s5
Native feeders 2.M ) fii.S.10
Common to good cows 1.50 @ 2.0 ( !
Choice to fancy cows 2.0o C < 3.25
Fair to choice Dulls 1.75 ( 2.75
Fair to choice light hogs 4.CO ( < fi4.07M
Fair to choice heavy hogs 4.00 ( < 4.05
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.55 0/4.60
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.SO @l.30
Fair to choice Nebraskas 3.00 ( < J4.10
Sales.
STKUItS.
No. Av. Pr. STKUItS.No. . Av. Pr.
3 . G.23 $ J.OO 3S. . , .1281 W.05
27 . 78S 3.23 1" . . , .1807 3.05
15 . 872 8.25 10. . , .1211 8.G5
10 . 1053 3.85 93. . , .1412 3.IJ5
22 . 10.15 8.40 17. . , .1221 D.05
10 . 1050 3.4'J 40. . . .1104 3.G5
10SO 3.40 18. . , .1103 3.07K
3 . 100J 3.40 22 ' ' . .1172 3.07)4
1 . 121J 3.40 fu. . , .12G5 3.70
21 . 0.40 20. . , .1221 3.70
! ! ) . . . . . . . SM 8.45 G2. .1277 3.70
10 . Ilfc3 3.50 13 . .1150 3.70
G . J40 8.50 37 . 12b'J 3.70
1 . 15UO 3.5J 20 . 1225 3.70
13 . 11SO 3.50 G . 1825 3.75
50 . 1017 3.50 14. . .1333 8.75
15 1214 3.5-1 21. . .KOI 3.75
1 020 3.53 4. 3.75
48 1010 3.55 40. .1414 3.75
21 1004 3.55 .1273 3.80
20 . ' . . . 1079 3.GO 22. .1270 3.SO
21 1100 3.GO 14. .1810 3.SO
35 ,1151 8.CO 40. . .1317 3.80
23 ,1130 8.00 20 . .1277 3.bO
19 ,1110 , 3.GO 20. . .1335 3.80
1 ,1220 , 3.GO 20. . .1313 3.80
0 ,1270 , 3.00 21 . .1473 3.85
18 ,122'J , 8.GO 10 ! . .1355 3.85
17 17. . .1801 3.87X
21 iiaw 3.02)3 ) 12. . .1520 3.90
82 ,1213 3.13 oo . .1417 4.00
COWS
4. . 012 2.00 .1209 2.80
0. ,1050 2.33 9. .1190 2.80
1. ,1320 2.50 1. .1100 2.80
2.G. . ,110J 2.50 3. .1100 2.15
G. ,1100 2.50 1. .1030 2.85
10. , 797 2.50 1. .1110 2.b5
20. ,1075 2.50 17. .1180 2.95
3. .HOli 2.55 19. .1192 2.95
,1255 2.55 1. .1200 3.00
. 070 2.55 4. .1200 Jl.OO
4 . 707 2.55 85.O . .1087 3.00
5 .1132 2.55 85.i . GGO 3.50
2 . 930 2.00 i ! .1030 8.00
0 .1119 2.GO i.i . .1200 3.00
3 .1103 2.70 i .1810 3.10
3U. .1200 2.75 3. .1000 3.20
U. . 958 2.80 2S. . 871 3.25
HULLS.
1. 1540 2.23 3. .1530 2.05
1. 1250 2.25 .1GSO 2.70
1. HOT 2.40 14. .1771 2.75
1. 1700 2.50 1. .1920 2.75
1. I960 2.00 1. .1680 2.80
0. 1818 2.00 1. , .1510 2.85
1. 1900 2.00
OXEN.
1. 1040 2.GO 2. . . .ISOj 3.00
5. IbOO 3.30
STAGS.
1. 1020 3.00 2. . . .1400 3.00
STOCKED.
35. 554 2.53 21 . . . 077 2.CO
CALVIIS.
3. 113. 4.00
11003.
No. Av. Shk . Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
73. . .293 40 fi.53 01. , .303 40 SI.CO
07. . .230 120 4.55 71. , .209 120 4.GO
07. . .259 . . . 4.00 C2. .277 80 4.G2J , '
50. . .202 120 4.00 70. , .223 . . . 4.05
CO. . , .254 40 4.00 G2. . .2i" 40 4.05
C2 , . , .209 . . . 4.00 04. , .273 200 4.G5
59. . , .270 60 4.00 55. , .253 . . . " 4.C5
5S. . , .290 40 4.00 G5. , 2.39 80 4.G5
CO. . , .273 240 4.00 59. .233 40 4.05
59. . , .215 . . . 4.GO 54. .848 SO 4.05
02. . , .233 40 4.GO 74. , .200 40 4.05
04. . , .247 60 4.00 74. , .218 80 4.G5
08. . . .255 80 4.00 73. , .100 40 4.G7K
llcvlow of Ifrlcca.
The following nro the iliklicst and lowoit
prices paid for beef and shipping steers on
the days indicated during the pait throe
yearn. Sales of cattle lu less than car load
lots are Included.
OMAHA WIlOljBSAIjI-3 MAUKKTS.
I'rotluoc , Frttl tfl , I0tc.
BUTTEII Creamery Fancy print , 24@20o ;
choice print , SlflWc ; fancy solid packed , 20
( rT22c : choice solid packed , llt20c. Dairy
b ancy roll , 17@10c : choice , ISdJlOe ; good , 12
@ 14s ; low grades , 10@tlc.
Gininsc Full cream Cheddars , choice , 11 !
fJMSUfa ; full cream Hats , two In hoop , ll W
13c ; full creamy. A. , choice , liiG ! l3c ; off
grades nnd skuns , SWOcj llmburgur , 10@12c ;
brick , HK@12c ; Swiss , 1415c.
Eocis Strictly fresh , Sti'Jc.
Ltvi : Pouuritr Chicuens , per doz , $4.00 ®
4.50 ; ducks , 93.75@-l.00 ; geese , SS.COQ'J.OO ;
turkeys , per Ib , 10V ( 12c.
DIII : < > SII : > POUI.THY Chickens , per Ib , 12@
18c ; turkcis , 14@15o : geese , Il@l2o ; ducks ,
.
VKAI , Heavy crnsscrs , 150 to 200 Ihs , CO
Oc ; inferior calves , 50 to GO Ibs , 3@5c : me
dium to good , 70 to 85 Ibs , 4@Gc ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 180 Ibs , 0@7c.
VCOBTAIILCS Potatoes , Nebraska nnd
bu , 5Ji8 ( ( > Oci onions , red ciioico , 50@55o ; sil
ver skin , G0@75c ; turnips. 20@25c ; ruta
bagas , 35@40c ; radishes. 20@25c ; lettuce , 25
f30c ; cucumbers , $1.00 ; string beans , per
box , fl.75G5..23 ; celery , CO@CO ; sinach ] H.OO
per bbl ; pie plant , per doz , 50c ; parsley , per
doz , 25c ; soup bunches , 83c ; cauliflower ,
81.BOQ1.75 ; asparagus , G0@70c ; beats , now ,
40c.
40c.G
G AM K Mallard , per doz , $3.00@3.50 ; red
head , per doz , $2.5C@3.CO ; teal , pur do1.75
( S2.00 ; common small , per doz , $1.00@1.50 ;
rabbits , per doz , 90cSl.OO ( ; Jack rabbits , per
doz , ? 3.UO@3.50 : squirrels , per doz , 00c@il.00 ;
Jack snipe , ei.OOWl.25.
APPLES Per bbl , fancy Now York and
Michigan , $2.75 ; choice , $2.25 ; choice Mis
souri , ? 2.2o ; good , $1.75ffi2.00.
FOIIBION FIIUITS Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Iba , lOc per Ib ; bananas , per bunch ,
$1.50@3.00 ; lemons , fancy now , 800 to SCOs ,
$3.00W3.75 ; oranges , Los Angeles , 12.50 ;
HVversldes , § 8.50 ; Navels , S5.00 ; Uanchlto ,
CiiANiinidiins Bell & Bugle , choice , $0.00 ;
Boll & Cherry , choice , $5.50 ; choice Jersey ,
$7.25.
HIDES Green salted No. 1 , G@SJfc ; No. 2 ,
3S8Xc ( ; calf6@ . " > K < 55 dry Ilnt | , 7@bc.
BRASS Navies , hand picked , per bu ,
$2.10@.20 ; Rood clean Country , S1.G5@2.00 ;
off or poor stock , S1.00@1.50 , California , 32.00
@ 2.10.
CiiiEii Michigan , porbbl-1.50frf5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , $5.00 ( 5.50 ; half bbl , fc.73@ !
8.00.
8.00.FnATiinns
FnATiinns Per Ib , prime live geese , white
33@40o ; mixea with gray , 25@30 ; datnp and
musty , 10jtt20c ; prime live domestic duck , 20
@ 25c ; wild duck , 15@20ii.
SA.UEUKUtUT Per bbl. 30 pal , choice , 43.00 ;
per half barrel , $2.00.
PopcoiiN Per Ib , rice , l@lj c ; common ,
.
HONBV 1-lb frames , choice white , 13@10c ;
dark , 18@14c ; strained , lC@12c.
.TEI.MUS 3 @ 4cpcr Ib ; preserves , I0@12c
per Ib.
LAHD 7J-5'c in 50 Ib plcgs.
Mixcn.ME.vT 03 @ 7d per Ib.
STIIAWUEUIIIES 8J030c per box.
Groceries.
Revised prices are as follows :
BAOOIXO Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , 17 > c ; Lewiston A , seamless ,
19c ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4 to G
bu , ll@14c ; gunnies , single , 14e ; gunnies ,
double , 23c ; wool socks , 40c.
TWINBS Flux , 20c ; cotton , 18rt22c. (
DIIIED FHUITS Figs , in boxes , per Ib , ! ) @
lOc ; dotes , in boxes , 7@10c ; London Dehesa
raisins , per box , $5.00 ; Malaga loose raisins ,
$ J.80(32.50 ( ; new Valencia raisins , per Ib , 7c :
California loose Muscatels , per box , ? 1.80@
2.30 ; California Londons , 1888 , $2.30 ; pitted
cherries , 17c ; California pitted plums , per
Ib , ! ) @llc ; aried blackberries , per Ib , G@7c ;
dried rasnberries , per Ib , 20c ; evaporated ap
ples , 6@ M ; California unparcd evaporated
peaches , lOc : evaporated California apri
cots , 14@17c ; currants , 5c ; Turkish prunes ,
4 ? @ 4c ; citron , 22g24c ( ; orange peel , 15o ;
lemon peel , 14c ; California French prunes ,
7@Uc.
PICKMJS Medium , in bbls , $5.00 ; do , in
half bbls , $8.00 ; small , in bbls. ? 0.00 ; do , in
half bbls. $3.50 ; gherkins , m bbls , $7.00 ; do
in half bbls. $4.00.
SHROEDER & DEAN
C = 3
revisions
Basement First National Bank ,
3OA Sonlh ittli ; Street. - Onialiu
DR.
ElectroMagnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph ol Electric Science Scl-
Gentlemen's Belt Beit Rrlentlflf Gntlflcally Made and Practically Applied *
with Klfdrie !
Suptnsorf , fledftls.DISEASE CURElWITHOUT MEDICINES
IT WIP L CURE - - " YOU S * In ilvuentl ek , IllDt , Ilebllltr. IIB4 or Limb IthciimatUm * . KOFT- ,
Whole 'f amiVoan It elettrtnci tha Llood
anil cur a WHEN ALL EllBE FA8 LS.
I R I IkVlUnIMLO CUUClii-A. J. lIe Bl niJ , K. 8. f'Arkor aod J , II. llailott , all oil Board of Trade , Clilra.
K'.rv'lBOIT'olMl'tli0P.l ' ' < ' 'IT.v.lulJSroe" * rdii Huda Doble , tlio emit honcnuni'iA. ' O. Woodlojr , M. ! > . ,
tut ll . . . . . . . .
lnKlri'el. IluIIalo. N. .
Y.i o. W. Ilellci.M. U. . Mormontown.Iowni Lemuel Mlllc.Xankikfo , Ill.i Judge I.
N P , SIurr omc. _ r , ) ; k rillle cMch. , , Ili.i , , E. . fk D Abbottmpi. , . , eltj Y. w t rworki.i6outl > Bend. Ind.i Jtobt. It , S inp on. Chicago I
tttady nerrai ana comfortable alaepaUil
- -
, HERVOU3 PEOPLE.
2-r HOtUB'S RLECTBC-lUa *
orno'.lilMtrV-MncBc'uV flclt. ? CTIP
TrBUeomblnM. OaxraiitMdtlui
only one to thp world generatlne EILtlUUIII .od
actnUauous JtltetHo t * AfacnulM chrODlodl ft e < iof bothtezM.
r. Eelentmc , I'owerful , Uambln , Contuini
> 23 to I oo dfirrrei of
' KffMUTB. ATOl a'li. Eloetrlclty. Ut'lOUTtED the
BenaStAinpft , e&Mr 't , wlentlfln nowprfuKdu *
TO UE31UL KUCThlb KILT In Uu )
Any bank , agency - > H fnxi wlib Halo uelt- .
Mthroanr allaN and worth-
Jo iRVS tu ircn urn cur.
Beod ctuop ( orilltutrttKd lamptijtt. .
DR. W. . J. HORNE , Inventor , 1QI Wabash Avenue. Chicago. I
> * " > i " " | ' ' "J" "
' M ; "tg = " " 3 njaB jL ' "f' ' ' jj'
HIMEBAUGH 8c TAYLOR
,
Hardware and Cutlery ,
Mechanics' lools , Fine Bronze Builder * ' Qooils anil Buffalo Sail3i.
1405 Douglas St. , Omaha.
STRANG & CLARK STEP HEATIN
Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating
Apparatus and Supplies.
Engines Boilers Steam
, , Pumps , Etc.
ICLAflKE
ESTABLISHED 1361 ( I8O So.
Chicago , Ills , ICInrkat
Ibe Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEOH
It itll ! Treating with tha Greatest
SKILL and SUCCESS
Chronic , Neryons and Private Diseases ,
Vf NERVOUS DEBILITY , Loit Miinhood ,
Palling- Memory , Exhatutlne Drains , Terrible
Dreamt , Head and Back Ache and all the cfTecit
fcidinz to early decuy and peih ps Conaumptlon or
Infinity , treated tclenilfiully by new raethoui with
never-failing tuccru.
- 3 Y PHI LI 3 and all bad Blood and Skin DIs.
efiici permanently cured.
Vi-KIDNEYand URINARYcomphlnti.Oleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Sttlctu re , Varlcocele and all dlttates
of the OenttO'Urlnaty Organi cured promptly without
Injury to Stomich , Kidneys or o-.Vr Orgini.
OV No experiments. Aje and experience lm
portant. Consultation free and sacred.
A3-Send 4 centt poitice for Celebrated Worka on
Chronic , Nervoua > nd Delicate Dixaici ,
a-Thoi * contemplating Muriate end for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both as cenU ( Uamm ) . Coniult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter orcaUmayiayefuturetuffer.
ln nnd > hameand add golden yean to life. * 3-Uook
" lfe' ( SecretErrora"socentiitampi ) ( ) . Medlclnt
and writings lent everywhere , secure from exposure.
Houri , 8 to 8. Sunday ! 9 to i J. Addreti
F. D. CLARKE , M. D.f
ISO So. Clark St. . CHICAGO , ILL.
OMAHA
MEDICALa SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N. W. Cor. 13th & DodffO Sts.
roam Krai ATM ENT OK ALL
Appliances for DoformUloz and , Trasso : .
Hf9l facilities , appuratu * and roincdles for BUCCMI
( ul treatment ot nrerr form of dlioaio requlrlnt
llodkttl or Surslcal Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ) belt hospital accommoJa-
tlnnll- the wost.
WHITE roil C'ntciTr.Aiis on Daformltlo and Brnccr ,
ruiiea. Glob Feet , Curvnturo of the Spine , 1'ilcs ,
Turaort , Cancer. Catarrh , llronchltu. Inbalntlon ,
Klectrtcitr. raraljruls , Kpllepsjr , Kldnaf. llla > lder ,
ETC. Kar , Bkln nnd Mlood.nnd allSumlcal operattoni.
' Diseases of Woman a Specialty.
BOOK OX DISEASES OF WOMEtt KllEG.
ONLY BBHABLB 1IBDICAL INSTITUTE
UAUINO > SITCIALTV or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All lllood Dl > caes succeiilull ? trentnd. Srpbllltlo
Poison r moreil from the r > teni wltliont mtrcurr.
Nuw rottorallvu treatment ( or Ion orltsl r.jiror.
Perioni unable to T : > U us may be treated at home tij
corrpspondcnco. All commmitcitlon * con2dcntlnl.
Medlclnei or Initrumonta rent Dr mall or expruax.
Miurelr nackod. no marks to Indicate rontonti or
lender. One personal Interview preferred. Call and
consult u > or send blsuiry of rour case , and wo wll I
land In plain irrappor , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE1
Dpon Prlvata. Special or Nervous DUcnses , Iropo-
Uncr , Srpbllli , Qleet and Varlcocele , with qncstlon
Hit. Address
AddressMedical and Surgical Institute , or
Dlt. IWcMENA.IlV ,
Oor. 18th and Dodue Sts. , - OMAHA , NED.
NKHVOUS , CtinONIC nnd 1'UIVATK D1SKASK3 of
MEN und WU ICN successfully treaiod.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from tbo cffocls of youthful follies or Indls
crelloni , or nro troubled with Weakness , Nervous
IiikKllltv f.na rif Mrinifirtr Ilii ttnnHitni > V _ AvtTMinn 1(1
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There nro nuiny trouble 1 with too frenuTit evncrm
tlona of the bnililur ! , often tucomnnnluil by n slight
smarting or burning sensation , and weakening of trie
system in a mttnni'r tbo patient cannot account for.
On examining the urinary deposits u ropy sediment
111 oltrn bo found , anil sometimes particles of nlbu-
men will nppoiir or the color be ot B thin , mllkHti
hue , HKRln cimiiKlnff ti u dark or torpid apnoaroncft.
Tliere nro rnanv uicn who dlo of this dllllcully. iKnor-
ant o ; the cmiso. which 11 Uio second Haste of nml-
nal weakness. The doctor will KuarantuuH perfect
cure In nil Biicli cuscs , and a hciilthy restoration of
tlieKcnlto-urlnary orennH. ConHiiltatlori free. Send
V-ccnt stamp lor "Vounu .Man's hrlund , or ( iulde to
Wedlock , " free to nil. Address
BK. SPINNEY & CO.
Main and 12th St. , Kansas City , Mo.
ou lull paper.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Cnpitnl 8-100,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 62,000
OFPICEItS AND milECTOHS :
IIENUY W. VATKS , President.
LEWIS S. HIIKI ) , Vice President.
A.K. TOtJZALlN ,
W. V. MOltSB ,
JOHN S. COI.UN3 ,
ii. acusiiixa.
J.N. H. 1'ATIUCrv ,
W. U 8. I1UOIIKS , Oiahlor.
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th and Karnam Sts.
A General Jlanklnt ; Ilustncas Trasacte.d
Isdl.rrcUa.i
or
. .55Bici.tr. . , ( Tif UUllllSTLE ( >
OUKKbjlLINl IU-lUVr,0
tUCTRICitLTi.SU JPIMSORT
r u nM > BO.Mr. Kaftm
thli i.erlfle purpolc , CUKIC pr
< jTHiMa.lo.U.uou t'nrrroli (
throuib .11 we.k parli. reiter *
rioriu < blrr ib. Eleelrlo
f cr w rorfcli(5oooiaei *
. , , . , . ,5. uid uj W rftc.iciu.-
IQkDeDllr eurtd In Ibrc. mentbi. Hc.led rtmphlct < e.lump.
EAirDSHELEOTatCCO.UVUiulliruuoniOAOOJll
T. E.
FIP.E . INSURANCE
Jloom 03 Trader * '
CHICAGO.
Boftjroocos Metropolitan Nation * ! HanK.
Ii. u. Xuu & Cn. 'tau UrwUtrcGtCa
AYrTATE
_
/EKD FORILLV5TRATED fATALOOVE FREE
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Enibaimer
At theold gtaml HOT 1'arnam St. Ordora l > y
telegrapn solleltwl and promptly nUonJed
clcphono to Ko. 2j.
eatllr. qulc' <
Iy and surely cured byUUOTIJKA ( Up
Savernlcasoa cured in ovcn dayii. SolO
U.Wperbor , all Unignlnts , or by mill from Hoc
uraMfu Co.'JiaWUUnBt. N.y. Fulldliectlom ,
U/PAK HIR V RH mftiruis from ton
a < * of youthful
errorf.earlydecir ,
jcat jnonliood , eta.
i wll ! send a TalnabV > treatiM ( ceiled ) ccatalnbi rull
fur horns cure , fYe of charge.
fiot. f , a vowi&u , iioooca. comf.
Agricultural Implements.
Cli UllClllLL l' AnK KUt
Dcalepli Agricnltnial Implements , Wagons
Carriage ! Ami lineal ! " , Jnnc > lrrrl , bctwccif lli and
lutli. Omnlia. NcUr i\ .
v co. ,
Agricnlt1 ImplcmGnts , Wagons , Carriages
lltiEglo.oto. Wholcnalo. Omaha. Nobrmkit.
I'AHLIN , OllEttVOHVA MA11T1X CO.
Wholesale Dealer * In
Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons& Doggies
101 , (03,10) ( and VOTJonoi ttrcot , Oranlia.
Unntifacturon and Jobbcri In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rains , Floffs Eta
Cor.Vth ami I'ncinc atrccta , Omaha.
A. 110SPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 Douglal atroet Omaha , Nebraska.
Boots nnd Shoos.
W. V. MOUSE A CO. ,
Jolite of Boots ? nfl Shoes ,
1101,1101,1106 Dnuiilnii street , Omaha. Manufactory ,
Bummer niroet , llonon ,
Con I , Coi koi jo nd , _ V-I ITIO.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
a/'Sou ' Ib. I3tli flrccl.Omnln. Xobrn < k .
NElittASKA FUEL CO. ,
StosofCoaUuCok
311 South 13th St. , Omaha , Neb.
jt ; n djClnas w n ro
PERKINS , Q ATCH & LAUMAX ,
Importer * and jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Kte. 1M11'arnam street , now I'aitun building.
.
11IDDELL A
Storae and Cominission Merclianls ,
fpcclaltlci Ilutlcr , CKIIA , oliroo. imultrr , game.
1111 Jlotrnnl Btrret. rinulin. Nvb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
ii/ . ; ; . SMITH Aco. . ,
Dry Goods , Fiirnisning Goods and Notions
1103 and HOI Douglai , cor. llth itrcet , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATIUCK-KOCH DHY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
( ! ent > ' furnishing Roodi. Corner llth and liaruey
Blrcots , Omaha , Nubraika. 9
HE LIN , TWO.VP.SOiV A CO. ,
Importer * and jobbers ot
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South itli tired.
Furniture.
IJEWEY & STOiV/ ; ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Knrnam ttrect , Omaha , Ncbratka.
CHARLES SIIIVERICK ,
Furniture ,
Cmaha Nobra > l.a.
Crocorlos.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ;
705 , TITT , 709 unit 711 Soutli 10th fl. , Omahn , Nob.
McCOIlD , nit AD Y A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana j/cavcinvorth itrcotj , Omaha , Ncbratka.
Hardware
W. J. liROATCIL
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlnE' , wazon stock , hardtvaro , lumber , etc. 1303
and 1211 llarnor > trcet , Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEX HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , ( tottery , Tin Plate ,
llolals. nhcct Iron. etc. AeenM for Howe scales.
Miami ponder and I.yuian barbed wire ,
HJMEItAUOH A TAYLOR.
Bnild rs1 Hadware : and Scae ! Repair Shop ,
Mechanics1 tools nnd ItutTAlo scales. 1405 Douglai
btett , Oiimha , J cb.
Oils.
'CONSOLIDATED TA.KK LINE co. ,
f holcsale Refined ani LirtricatiDg Oils ,
Ailo grease , etc. Omaha. A. U. Illsliop. Manager.
Papor.
CAItPEN'l'ER PAPER CO. ,
Yfliolesale Panor Dealers ,
Carry n nice tock of prlntlris. wrapping and writing
pnper. Speciul attention given to car lend order > .
StoraBO , For wa rdj ng A Com mlaalon.
O , PETTlii A CO. ,
Storage , Forwarfling and Cominission
Braue house of tbo Ilcnnur Iln ey Co. IlucKloi at
nboleialeand retail..M. \ . 1311. Ml liardttreet ,
Orualia. Teluphoue No. * 6J.
Toys.
U. HATIDI" A CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Homo furnliblng guoi , clill'lron's carriage ) ,
Wa faruuuj street.
Lumbor.
JOHN A. WAKEl'lELD ,
. Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imtorted and American I'ortlnnd caracnt. Etat4
g at ( cr uilwBukca iijdrauila cement and
Qulucy nliite Iliac.
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood carpets und parquet lloorlng. 1'tb ' and Uouglaf
ctreeti , Umaha , * cb.
" ' '
O MAHA L UM'lTER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ,
18tn Street nnd Union l'qclllc'1'rackOmnlia ,
LOUIS 11RADFORD ,
Dealer in Liiinlier , Lath , Lime , Saso ,
Doors , Ktc , Vaidi Corner 7th and Douzltn. Corner
lOthmid Douxlai )
FRED W. OR AY.
Lnfflter , Lime Ceaent , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Clb and DOUK ! " HU. , Omuha.
6' . N. D1ETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
J3Ui and California Btrceli , Omaha , Nfbraika.
/ . OlSEltFULniSIt A 'CO. ,
Iinprters yobbers in Millinery & Notions
aja.JtUand2 Bottbllth itrnct
Not Jong.
/ . T. noniNsoy NOTION co. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods S ,
< 3J lud W bocth ll'tb street , Omaha.
PALMER , RIOIIMAK A CO. ,
Live Sleek Ccminission Mcrccauts ,
-Kou.n 21. Oppodto Uicl.anxo D'.ilWInir , Union
btcck Vard , Baulh Qotba , .Vcb.
OfOniaiia.Lliniteil . ,
[ John r. ili/tf , auptrinUodaot.
,
Tt VJK " - * -
UJLLWrw
Boots and Shoos.
"
KIRKSNDALL , JONES A
Successors to Hood , Joan A Co. ,
Wholesale Manufactory of Boots & Shew
Agent * for tknton Uubbrr Hhoo Co , lira. UOt and 1101
Harnor Street , Omahn , NobratW.
Drowors.
STORK A ILER , *
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1H1 North Klglitconlh Ucot'm ' hi > . K K
Cornlco. /
EAOLE CORNICE H'O/UHf , /
Manufacturers of Galyanized Iron CorntciJ
\VlndcTH-rar. and mttallc it * light , . John KiifinOtefY
proprietor. 10) ) and liutxiuth 10th .treot.
Office Fjxturoa.
MA NVFA CTUItINO 0\ \
Manufacturers of
Bant , Office and Saloon Fixte
lnntloi , HldotionrJi. Ilooii r oi , Dnm Mxturn ,
C i % rmtlllloni. IUIIIn , tXniMU'r" , llFornnd
Cooler * . Mirror * . KcCm \ tor ; nnil unlro , 1530 ni
Bouth l.ltli Ht. . Uimlin. Tulf phone 1 .
Popor BoxoaT
JOHN L. W1LK113 ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory,1
Non. UlTuld 1319 DoiiKlm itroot , Omnhn , Not ) .
Saah , Deere , Etc.
J )
jlf. A. DISHROW A CO. ,
\Vhil nlo nianufnctiitcr * of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrancb ' ; P.lrn , itb ami IinrO street Omaha , Neb.
IJO//N MAtfUPACTUKlXO CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
tlouldliics , flnlr-wor i nnil Interior linnl wood nntttu
N. K. corner Stli nml U'nv > 'n\ < till Uri'f Is ,
Oninlm , Npli. J
sisa Etc. /
sr/.t ? , < rt rifK sri i u CO
,
Pnmps , Pipes and Eniincs ,
Btearo , water , rnllnnT nnil mining ttipplleii , eta.
ST.ti , IBS unity. * I'nrnniu ttrvul , Onmhn.
U , S. WIND EXG1NJ- PUMP CO. , *
SteauiandWate'SiipDlies ,
"I"1' milt' . DIS nnd 12) ) Jones St. , Oranh <
tl.K. Ilo
& co , ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ;
BhccMrun wnrk , ittcnm piimp * , mw mllli. 1213-1JH
cnwurlli t'.rcet , Omnln. _
Iron Works.
STEAM JiOlLER WORKS ,
Carter A Hpn , I'rop'a. Manufacturer , of allklnda |
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron Worfc
_ Work Buntii gilh and It. A M. cronlim.
PAXTON A VJERLIKQ 1ROX WORKS , '
Wrought and Casi Iron Bui ding f orfc
Engine' , brim work , ncnnral founilrjr , marlilno na4
blat.K3Uiltli work. Olllco mill wurku , U. I' . Uj. >
and Kill ctroct , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Mannfactnrcrs of Wire and Iron Railings
Deik rul ! . nlndon Ktianli. tlonrcr ntnlil .
etc. 1ZJ urt.'l llth etrrct , ( .minim.
OMAIJA SAVEA1RON 'ORKS ,
Mail'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Pro3i\eafes ,
Vaults J ll Tvotk. Iron Bhutteri anil II ru oscupi.fi
O. Anilrccn , prop'r. Cor. IHh nnd Jackion Hl .
THK
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
or THK
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y ' ,
The Host Route from Omnlia and Council
lUuflCs to
TWO TUAIN3 DAII.V 1IKTWCEN OMAHA AN1 >
COU.NClIj Hl.UKKS
Clilengo , AND Milwaukee *
St. Paul , 'Minneapolis , Cellar Knpids ,
llocli Islaud. Frccportj Kockford ,
Clinton , ] ) ubuciic | , Davenport ,
Klgin , Mmlison , Janesillle ,
Heloit , Winona , La Crossc ,
Aud all other Important polnli Unit , Korlhcutt nnfl
huuthuuat.
For thronch tickets , call on the ticket oifont nt 1MI
Karnsm tro t , lu Marker lllock.or at Union I'ncltto
llpput.
I'lillmiin : plcepers nnd tlio fluent BlnlneCari In the
trorld are run on tlio miln lluo of tbo Clilc.uoMil -
vraukoo & ft. 1'nul Itallirar , BUI ! nvtrr attention U
puia to patHcnKCn by courteous omplorei of to *
cumpanr.
It. .Mll.I.nil , Oencral Zlannucr.
J. I' . TUC1CKH. ABSlJtimtOenurnl MnniRpr.
A. V. U. CAIU'IC.NI'KH , Ucueral I'miunccr an !
Tleknt A.put. .
( MM K 1IRAPFOHU , Aislslant ( ionorall'aetenger
and 'llcket Agent.
T.J.Ol > AltK , enornlStipprlnlendcnt.
IJn. 15 , C. Wr.sT'j ! XKKVI : AND Hit UK TRKAV *
MKNT , a guaraiitceil Hpeclllo for Hysteria , llzzl )
nc g , Coiivululous , ritu. Nervous NeuruW.
Hfauachf. Nervors I'rostriitlon catiied by tba
nsuof alcohol , r tobacco. Witkefiilnoxg , Mental
Deprertslon , Poftcnlnu of the ilruln resulting In
Infinity nnd leading to misery , itecay nnd
death , rreniaturu Old Age , llarrcrineRM , IMH ot
j'o\\er in cither st-x. Invoiuntiiry f.osses and
Sp rinatorrlii'ii caused by ovr-extrtlon ot
tno Drain , saltauusoor over indulgence. I'i'cli
box contains ona month's treatment , II a box ,
or nix boxes for Jo , sent by mall prepaid on receipt -
ceipt of prlco.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any cas ? . With each order received liy
UH for nix bo.xe , occomi > anlcd with W , wo will
fond the purclianer our written ( 'imruntco to re
fund the money If the treatment doe.i not effect
a cure. Gu.'truutees Issued only by Uoodman
Drujf Co. . Ji UKtclstH , Solo Agents , 1110 1'arnara
Street Onialia el ) .
BK. OWEN'S
AND' SUSPENSORY.
PATENTED Aua. 10 , 1887. IMPROVED FEB. 1,1889.
DR. OWE1PB ELECTED.
OALVAIUO HOD7 BKLT
AMD BUBrtHBOKV r.
U curt Ibt fol.
All
nU ,
Otncrtl ana
< > 3 < trvou > Delility. 3oi-
Tg-tlveneu. Kldnty rfltcaui
. ; v Kciroutnttt , Trtmbllar ,
> - EtxuMXxbiuition.Wut'
ini of Body , Dittatea
/.Vlndi'rretlont in Youth , Age , Mir-
_ _ I.I OfK.n , of tn.lt of ftn.l. .
. ' tn RI-8IOJSIlil.lt I'lIlTltS Ok 10 UiTH TKI1L.
P /oW 's ELECTRIC INSOLES. , crBi , .
StcKc. poiUKfor Illoiti.u1 | > pbl < lvtl li lll t4
° ' *
7OW EN'ELECrBIO VELH fcArPIJAHCE CO.
aoa Horth flroadway. BT. UOUIO. MO.
RUPTUBE !
HLKGTBIC BELT ;
AND TRUSS
COMBINED.
DR. ISRAEL'S
KlEOTRO-aAlVAJtlO
Ow n's Electric ] Ilt AlU hmat , ? ,
< ri .lib „ U4 , cnf rl. Tb < esr.Wlfy-f '
UII4 or ilr.or. TLU I , It. mljOlV/w " tlo
ilitlrl , inn .94 tell t r ni4 . | i " - < ii > .111 CD KM
h.pl.rtltt frB SO to 90 4. ; , . r r r U dflll l nof I > r
( .wfii'i 2lcttro-a.lr.blf Hell , , Splti.i ji > i < lloc * , . Ttoi , ib4
( "Kit , lend ft. ftr "ii lllmli.ui f.u tut llth < III t
I.IJOU In fD. ! ! . * . ! < 4 DT I. | > . 8 ld Oblf tr Ik.
OWEN ELECTEIO DELT fe APPIIAHOZ TO ,
SOO North Ilroorlw.i , at , UOUIB.O.O ,
FBNNVROTJtl. WAFKKS era
1 ( Ucceiuf uliy uuxl montlilf by orcr 10,000
adlta. AroCd/e. Efftctualami I'Uamnt
' PTb ixbyra llorotdru RliU.&oJ l
.
Tpr. JJCBECA Cnsuiau. Co. , DWUOIT ,
For Sf/lo nnd ln > nmil l > j/ Gen
Nebraska *