THJE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER 5. 1889. 3
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
"Whoat Holds Steady In Splto of
Adverse Conditions.
CORN DEVOID OF INTEHEST.
Tlio ISuslncs ! ) Done of n Ijocixl
inn Charnolor I'rovlMonB Jt > mor-
nlizcil C.tttlo Slow Hogs
Act Ivo yuotnUons.
CIUO/VGO PKODUOK MA.K1C1STS.
CinrAno , Oc' . 4. [ SpocInl Tolosr.im to
TUB ! Jir. : , ] With levi than the ixvorngo vol
ume of transactions In futures anil bearish
outsldo Inlluenccn ttio wheat tnnrkut hold
steady nml closed Itltjlior. December wheat
oponcd at S2e ntul rnngoil for tUo first hour
and > half nt81 (2S2c ( low and S'/o high.
Hetwccii 11 and 1'J o'clock the prlco got
down to Sl o on coiiflrinntloii of tlio ronorts
from ttio northwest ttmt buyers' limits had
licoa roducod. In Duluth the pitying prlco
Isofl lJ4c on soinoof tlm snidci. or 2) ( tfJo :
under tlio iiinrkut. In thu uountry nilllora
nrol \ > , } lnu IB loss for good grades unrt 2c
loss for poor wheat than the prices quoted
previously. The movement In the northwest
1st hciwy ntul receipts at all points east , mill
wnst nro ? jiODO : bustiols , utjulnst shipments
nmnuatlng to ll)0,5il ) builiols. On thc o fig
ures nnd advices , anil on the additional f.iet
Una the forolqn m.irltots are ranging from
dull nnd quiet to wualr , a soiling fever sot ,
In nnd the loe.il inurkct sold down to 81 o.
Thu receipt of the nuns thut twclvobo.it
leeds were clc rlni { from Now York for
Bouth American ports strengthened the
nmrkot nbcut r.n hour before the close nnd
ran prices up to S',3 u , quite a suurt occurr
ing rl ht at the closo. May opened at 8lo ,
vviw steady for u good whllo around S4f@
84 ; c , oi'co touching 8l % < ft$5c , but sub-
nctiuotitly receding to 8to. This
proved to bo tlio bottom , howovur , nnu this
delivery recovered nlon with noar-oy
montlift , going to S5' ' o nnd closing at the
top. October niuucd at bOC@SOJ c , and
closed nt 80Xu- These figures record J. o hn-
provcnilnt us comp irod with yesterday. Kx
port clearances of Hour and wheat nro light
from both coasts. Foreigners arc
I < UOHIK very llttlo In tlio way
of no\t buglnicss. Light local stocks
discourage short Belling , nml tbo heavy
movement of sprint ? wncat , coupled with thu
ub cncdof torolgn douiaud , exert n restrain
ing inlluunco on investors for the time being.
The nmricot it rather narrow nt present and
fluctuations have censed to bo violent , though
the feeling is dccluViUy nervous nnd unset
tled. New York is a fnlr buyer on declines
nnd Vic local bulls are far from being cither
powerless or extinct. Tboy feel thut sooner
or later tills year the old world will have to
come to America for wheat and that invest
ments at and around the prices ruling are
nioro than rcisona ) l.v snfo , if well protected
and courageously stood by.
The corn market was devoid of interest ,
being dull ami for the most part inclining in
favor of the bears. The receipts exceeded
the jstlmates and * ho weather continued fa
vorable to cat ly good grading on now corn.
ICxport clearances from Atlantic ports were
light , but shipments from this point continue
on a liberal scale and the cash demand for
shipment was again good , although buyers
tool ; full rdvuntago ot the weakness In fu
tures to secure n coriesponditiK icduction.
The business done was chiefly of n local
scalping character and was not heavy In
amount. The foreign markets were quoted
easier.
Oatr.ruled dull with a heaviness of unkor-
tone , though thoru was not sulllcient pres
sure on late future * to nuiso nh actual dc-
'clino. An Ivals amounted to 251 cars , and
to-morrow's estimate Is 250 cars. Tlio mar
ket is weak in sympathy with corn and be
cause of heavy receipts , splendid weather
and an appreciable let up in tlio urgency of
the shipping demand. October receded n
small fraction In price , the ruling quotations
being 10 310 0. May opened nt S3 Vc , sola
up on the "split" aud onck jg.iin , resting at
the initial figure , which were the closing
quotations yesterday.
The provision tr.ulo was in n demoralized
.condition. The injunction issued by Judge
Shckjiard was an unexpected proceeding , aud
ns it revived interest inttic October pork deal
to the exclusion of everything else , business
rvjiio almost to u standstill. The injunction ,
iti , effect , and the best course to pursue un
der the circumstances were the subjects that
commanded nnd received attention , in Oc
tober pork a few trades were made at JlO.bO
@L1.00 < > ud 500 barrels of October packed
pork refused by clique houses wore sold for
"whom it may concern" under the rules at
$10.85 and $10.50. Singer acted in the capac
ity of auctioneer in the disposal of this porlt ,
while Hutchlnson bought it. The houses ic-
fusing to accept the pi oduct on contracts
, were Couusolniun & Co. and \V. G. McCor-
Shlck & Co. Tboy doubtless acted under in
structions ftom Uiolr principals the cliquo.
The prices named wore the only ones
muuo during the session. At the
close the open quotation for the
October future was S10.SO. This
was lOo higher than yesterday's closing. The
general market was strong. It was dull , but
there was no desire to crowd sales , and
former prices were , as a rule , more than
maintained. October short ribs and October
nnd November lard were advanced 5c and
January pork , hua and short ribs " % c. No
vember pork alouo Buffered a decline , ruling
2 0 lower.
Vf no srooii. .
CIIKUOO , Oct. 4 , | Special Telegram to
'Tun ' 13KK.1 CATTLE Tlio murlcci was alow ,
weak and unsatisfactory from stun tolinish ,
and Under tlicso conditions It Is plain to bo
' icon tcr.t values ruled weak on best natives
od unaeitlud nn all other native classes.
The run was divided at about 5,000 , Texans ,
2,500 rangers and 7,500 natives. For the
week the receipts will in all probability bo
the largest over known in this market. Ex
porters were Indifferent buyers on account
of , hick of steamship room and
dressed beef operators claim their
chlllluK room space Is crowded
to the full capacityhonco they were not very
liberal buyeis , some ot the linns calling
Uioir men rut of the market at an early
hour. 'I'oxiiiis und rangers underwent jit-
tityor no change. Native butchers' stock ,
specially cjivs and canning stock , continues
I to jell at the lowest prices for the Benson.
Choice tocxtr.1 beeves , $1.60@l.f > 0 ; medium to
Jn < > A stcerb , 183'J to 1500 Ibs. * 1.00@1.25 ;
) WUOto 1JI50 Ibs. $3.COQ440 { ; 050 to lU'Od Ibs ,
) r .60f3,5j ( ( ; stochors anil fooilcrs , fl.T/iQ /
u.OO : cows , bulls mid mixed , dull ; bulk ,
Cl.t'OoiJ'-UK ) ; etcors , $ J.5UJ'J ( ' b5 ; COWB , $1.80(141
3 00- western rangers , $ 'J,40@3.73.
Uoas Diislncbs was active , with an up-
f\turu of 5@lCo , us compaiud with the lowest
taniro yestordny , but toward the oloso values
nascd oft a shade , closing about like the ex-
ti'emo close of yesterday. Packers tiald fl.OO
( ft-UO und nhlppors .15@4.25. Light sorts
for the tlrst ili\y \ In months sold a strong lUo
fowoi and at an extreme rant-o of f l.a.lOtl.r.O ,
with ingo variety at M.70M.r5. (
I-'INANOI.VU
NEW VOIIK , Oct. 4 , | Special Telegram
ta TUB Hun. ] STOCKS The drive uiado at
a few stocks Into yesterday and the weak
ening of small holders before t ) > o oloso was
9 a subject for mucii serious gossip last niglit.
The trtida credits Carnmack with being the
1 loader of tho'boar forces. It was apparent
i that the Chicago interests were on the sell
ing sldo , temporarily It was thought , for a
. basis ot the general uuward movement
i which is expected to follow. Further orders
( or gold for export were given this morn.
, ing , but It is thought this will onu that phase
, of the matter. At the start to-day there
i was a renewal of the pressure upon Cotton
* Oil , Sugar Uollnorlos and Atchlsoa , but
j good support was mot on all , which caused
I Krcit activity In the stocks , whllo the general
I Hat was comparatively neglected. Under
the pressure brought to boar Urst prlcai
wore all from } { to M per cent lower , aud
t > Sugar Kellnerleu were oil Jf par cant , at 01.
Trusts yielded Iminoalately uud Cottou Oil
was especially weak , dropping to 42Jf in
the rtrst few minuter , ujMln t 45J last
evening , and nftor a rally to 41J { retired to
41'f. ' Sugar yielded to 90 , but stocks In the
regular list were stubbornly supported , nnd
although there wns heavy trading In Atchl-
son , Missouri I'nclilc , .St. Paul , anil Uur-
llngton , none of them yioldol nuro than
small fractions , which were afterward regained -
gained , with something in addition , Mani
toba wai weak and again declined to 110
from.120nt the opening. The drive seemed
to bo over toward 10)40 ) , atid an improva-
mout took olaco all around. It proved to bo
n big day in stocks. Not only were still
lower uncos made in railroad stocks nnd
shares after 12 o'clock , but before the oloso
there was a general reaction , wnlch sur
prised the boars at loast. AtchUon behaved
better and after sctlini : at 2J g recovered to
30) Burlington w.is the favorite Granger
und sold up to 109. % at thu close. Others
of this group closed M K I'01" con hotter
for the day. Chicago Qas went to 65 and
rallied to 57 % . Cotton Oil touched 40) ) , or
n points off , aud recovered to 4 'X Sugar
dropped to SIX liud closed nt 87 , Tills or-
ratio action wns demoralizing In railroad
allures when low prices were reached , The
decline in money rates from 10 and 13 per
cent to G ( < 7 per cent nnd thn statement that
the government ha < l taken (5,000,000 In
bonds , together with the fcnllng that the
maikot was oversold , caused a reaction.
The total sales were 251,030 shares.
Tbo following were the closing quotations :
) . 8.4i regular. r.T Noithorn I'nclilo. , UPS
JS.4scoupons . . .U7 ilopicforrotl 73 > i
I. i > . 4l4fircKiilnr . . | itt { 0. N. \ \ * 11JJI
"I. S.4liscntinons..llA > i iloprnferiotl.H '
aclilcilaot Ml \\t \ \ N.V.Coutral 107U
Central I'dclue. . . n U IMKXK M't
nlcnt'oA : Alum. . i"8 Korklslntiil KlIU
Jlilcaco.llurllntton ; 0. , M. & St.I1 "K'i
&Jiilucv Ifllji dcipreforrotl ll'lli '
D..Ij.tW I4VJ SU'util& Omaha. . i )
llinolsCnntrnl ll'i doprererrod. . . . ' "
[ . , tt.it W. , . Hl { Ilalon lUcllto 04 ?
I'oxns . . . 1- W..8t. L.KV Hl'4 '
.nko Shore ' doproforrort tll'j
Coutral. . ni'j Western Union. . . . U4W
Missouri I'aclllo . . . 73' ' .
MOXBV On oill , tiicht , ranging from 4 to
12 per cent , closed offered at 1 par cent.
PIUMU McuoAxni.n I'Ai'Eit5 2 ( ' per
cent.
Ctcitwos Q'llot ' nnd weak ;
sixty-day bills , fl.&X- demand , Jl.b7.
y StooHs.
NKW YOIIK , Oit ! 4 fSiiJJixl Tolo r.itn
to TUB IBB 1 The folloivlng nro the inln-
ingstoeU quotation1) :
II. II . . > 0 IronSlU-or 210
T. 1 " > Mutual 14J
ICureka Con HID Ontirlo 3IOJ
loulil&Curry . , il ! )
llalujc Norcross. . Ulj 1'lymoutn
lomuitako 876 Savupo l&O
Horn Sliver r > Small Hopes 100
.U
Cnicxno. Oct. 4 llb : p. in. close-
Wheat Firmer ; October , SO c ; December ,
2c ; May , 85 > fc.
oorn Easy ; October , OO o ; November ,
l c ; May , 3J ) c.
Oats btoady ; October , lU c ; May ,
Itye October.
U.irloy October , 660.
Prime rimoihv 41.i1. !
Flax Seed -Cash ,
XVnislty fl.OJ.
Pork-btoady ; October , 510,80 ; January ,
$9.25.
Lard Firm ; October , $0.03 ; January ,
. . .
Flour Steady ; winter wheat , $300@ .40 ;
spring wheat , ? 1.25@5 00 ; r.vo , * J 50@J . " ) .
Or.v Salt Mcatt Shoulders , $1.121 < J
@l.2T ; short clear , $5.25'35.3T3 ; short libs ,
05Q5 10 for cash.
Uutter Easv ; creamery , lCg25c ( ; dairy ,
15@21c.
( Jiieese A shade lower ; full cream
edd.iis.O 'O'.Wc ' ; flats , 9/10c } ; Young
Americas. lU lU u.
Eggs Finn ; fresh , I6 @ \ o.
Hides Steady ; light and Uoavy groan
salted , 5c ; salted bull , l ) c ; green salted
calf , 5J < c ; dry Hint , lrc ! ; dry salted , Gj ;
dry calf , 5@'jc ' ; deacous each , 20c.
Tallow btoady ; solid packed , 3) c ;
cake , 4) ) c.
RcLoipts. Shlptn'ts.
Flour . 17,000 10,000
Wheat . Cl.OOU 91,000
Corn . 2JO.OOO 818,000
Oats . 251,000 177,000
! \ow Vork. Oct. 4 Wheat Kocoipts , 147.-
MO ; exports none ; spot irregular and quiet ,
closing stronger ! ; No. 'J red , & 5 > @ 2 in ele
valor ; 8" X@sG } u alloit , 80@itJiu ) f. o. b. ;
ungraded rod , "J SOJfc ; options dull , hlf'hor
and closed steady j No. li rod , October , 85JaC.
Corn Receipts , 111,81)0 ) ou-sh Ms ; exports ,
43.500 bushels ; spot fairly active and easier ;
No. 2 , :50 : , ' © i9tC in elevator ; 40J @ 41c
afloat ; No. _ white , aaK W'VsO ; ungraded
mixed , 8SJf@Ho : options dull and lower ;
October closing at 33 , ! c.
O.its Receipts , lir.OJO bushels ; exports ,
1,700 bushels ; spot active aud firm ; options
fairly aetivo and steady ; October closing at
20j c ; spot. No. 2 whlto , 23tf@39o } : mixed
western , 2l@28o ; whlto western , 23@33c.
Coffee Outiousopened biroly steady , 10@
25 points down , closed with uo.ir months
strong : fair barely steady , 20$23 points
down ; sales , -11,25'J ' Dags ; Octobur , S15 00(3 ( !
15.70 ; spot Hio , wcalt ; fair cargoes , S10.50.
Sugar Uuw , weak und quiet ; relined , o
lower.
Petroleum Steady , United closed at99c.
KIKS Quiet ; western , 2J } ( ? Jlc.
Laid-btrongor , quiet ; western steam
closing fGCObid.
Huttcr Quiet , loss steady on fine ; western
dairy , 90u3Uo ; creamery , l2@ ! > 5)fo.
Chceso Weak and quiet ; western 8Q9 > fc.
Miiiiutaoolis , Oct. 4. Sample wnoat
weak. Closlns : No. 1 hard , 70c ; IJocembor ,
81o ; May , 83 c ; No. 1 northern , October ,
70e ; Dacouiber , 7bJic ; May , 8JJrfo ; on track ,
77o : No. 3 northern , October , OJo ; May , 79u ;
on tr.icl : , 74o ; receipts , C07 cars ; shipments ,
bS cars.
.Mllwmtkiv , Oct. 1. Wheat Firm ;
cash , 7JX" ! No. 1 northern , 8'c.
Corn Unchanged ; No. 2 , 3'o.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white , 23j o.
Hye Easier ; No. 1 , 43 c.
Hurley Quiet ; No. 2 , S5J/a5" ( o.
ProvUIons Firmer ; pork , SlO.bO.
Ijlv < ; ri > iol , Oct. 4. Wtic.it Qulot ; holders
ors offer moderately.
Corn Quiet ; now mixed western , 4s IJSfd
per cental.
liuiiHns Cliy , Oct. 4. Wheat Lower ;
No. 2 bard , cash. Ol } c bid ; October ,
Gij o bid ; No. 3 hard , cash aud October ,
59 > < io ; No. 2 soft , cash and October , no
bids nor offerings ; November , 70o Did.
Corn Quiet ; No. , 2 cash and October ,
S3Jio hid ,
Oats No. 2 cash , 17obld ; October , 17o.
St. fjotiis , Oct. 4. Wheat Higher ; cash ,
78c ; December , SOJa O o.
Corn Lower ; October , 29 ! o ; May , 30 0.
Oats Lower ; cash , 18o ; Muy , 23 ,
lJork-ll.CO. .
Lard to 87K.
Whisky * 1.0J ,
Uutter Qnlot nnd steady ; creamery , 2055
23o ; dairy , lB20e.
Clnoliiniui , Oct. ! . Wheat Easier ; No.
3 rod , 8Je.
Porn Irregular but firm ; No. 3 mixed ,
.
Uuis Uaroly steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
n2o
" "
"Whiskyfl.Q3. .
iavu SCOUK
( JlilunRii , Oct. 4. luo Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cuttle Keceipts , 14,000 ; dull and lOo lower ;
choice to extra beeves , f t.50 4 CO ; steers , $2.80
034.23 ; stackers aud feeders , 11.75(33 ( 00 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , tl.OO@.75Toxns ; cattlol.U3
@ 2.85 ; western r.mgers , ti.40 d,75.
Hogs ttecelpts , 2J,000 ; inaruut slow , clos
ing lower : mixed , W00iil.45 ( ; heavy ,
I3.85Q4.23 ; light , W.'JO ® ! 70.
Sheep Keceipts , 8,000 , ; market weaker1
natives , $35U ( < H50 ; western , t.40@400 ) ;
Texuns , $3.00 4. 10.
Kunsn-t City , Dot. 4. Olttlfl Uooolpts ,
0,000 ; shipments , 4,300 ; common to choice
corn-fed steers , f 3.70(3)1 ( ) 35 ; s lockers and feed.
crs , firm , flGOC < 43.15 : cows , steady. (1.35(3 (
° & 0
" '
'llog9 Receipts. 5.703 ; shipments , 2,300
market strong and higher ; light , H10@4.20
heavy aud mixed , ( J.80 4.05.
National Btnu-c Vtirdi , I2a t Sr.
IKIUIH , Oct. 4. Cattle Receipts , 3,000 ;
shipments , 4,000 ; market steady ; fair ta
choice heavy native steers , S3 40 , 4.40 ; stockers
ors ami feeders , ti.OOQO O'J ; raiifo steers ,
$3.00(33.70. (
Hojf UecolpU , 2,803 ; shlpuienU , 0,300 ;
mnrkcit stronij : heavy , t380@4.10 ; packing ,
3.75@4.10 ; light , fl.lC(3 ( .40.
OMAHA IjlVJH STOOIC ,
Cnttln
Friday , OcU 4.
The situation was about the same ns yes-
erdny , there being hardly cattle enough to
make n market. There wns not n good load ot
beeves In the ynrds , the receipts being mndo
up mostly of butchers' stock , feeders , stook-
crs , etc. The market wns about steady on
nil Kinds of rattle. Feeders sold qulto well ,
the demand being good nnd the supply fnlr.
The market on hops took nn upward turn
of 6lOoto ( dny nnd was nctivo nt the advance ,
ubout everything being sold out oarly. A
few loads which came in late after the orders
vcro filled would not sell at the morning's
) rices.
There were three cars of sheep hero to
day. The market was stronger nnd luo de
mand good ,
llounipts.
Cattle . 700
lo s . . . . 4,800
Sheep . : . G94
Pro van I u\j \ Prices.
The following Is .1 titilo of prloji pild In
his market for the gradaa of stock man-
loned :
Prime steors. 130J to 10 < 0lh . . $3a ( ) @ .30
Good steers , 1353 to IHJ Ibs. . U.75
Good steers , 105J W 130J Ibs. . . 3.25 OOJ.OJ
iVostern steers. , , . S.5J QJOO
Common cinncrs . 1.00 ( nil , 50
Ordinary to fnlr cows . l.m
Ailr to good cows . 1.80 ( . "
jood to choice co wa . 2.0J C'S'- '
. 'airtogood bulls . 1.50 ( $2.00
jiirht stocKers nnd feeders. . . . 2.33 ( ifi'.Gl
Good feeders , 9T1 to 1100 Ib3. . . 3.40 © J.90
rair to choice light hogs . 400 ( iJt.10
? nir to choloo uouvy nogs . 3.83 ( igJU.1 ;
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 3.03 ( ( { 393
Common to rough hos . 3.50 © J.80
Ituproaunt.icivu
HOGS.
Ijivo ntoulc Notes.
J , Cizok , of Wilbur , was in with hogs.
John Lamko had hogs In from Hillard.
M. Mackay cauio in from Farnhaui with
nogs.
H. Evorson came in from Cedar Rapids
with hogs.
J. II. Hutler , of Crescent , was on market
with hogs.
T. L. Jones , of Jones & Dodson , Ilondley ,
liad hogs on market.
The hog market is now about wnoro It was
nt the onening of the woolc. _ _
Louisville was represented by John Jack-
man , who bad hogs on the market.
William Hohubaum , of Waco , came in with
cattle and hogs for A. Miltnor & Co.
J. A. Doyio , of Cedar Bluffsof the
Farmers' Co operative association , was In
with two cars of hogs.
R. N. Galbrath , of Rawlins , Wyo. . was on
market with two loads of sheep and live cars
of cattlo.
OMAHA AVIIOLHSAIjE MARKETS.
Produce , iTiilts , Etc.
Eaos Strictly fresh , 17@18c.
HUTTCII Creamery , fancy , 17@18o ; choice
15@lGo. Dairy , fanoy , % 15@10o ; choice. 12 ®
14o. Country , fancy , 13/i14a ; creed to choice ,
lOftgllc ; fair , 9@10c ; inferior , 7@So.
LIVIJ PIGEONS Per doz , Sl.bO.
GAMB Prairie chickens , ? 3.00@3.00 ; mal
lard ducks , | , ' .GO@3.00 : mixed aucks. $1.50 ®
3.00 ; teal , $1.25(81.50 ( ; jack snipe , $1.25@l.50 ! ;
plover , f 1.00 1.25 ; venison saddles , 18ij14o5 ( !
carcasses , 8@10c.
BUASS Choice hand-picked navy , $1.75 ®
12.0) ) ; choice hand-picked medium , flG5 ( < j
l.feO ; choice hand-picked country , $ l.(50@lG5 ( ;
clean country , tl.50@l.GO ; inferior country ,
tl.00ffll.25.
Hiucs , PKLT3 , TAI.LOW , ETO. Green salted
hides , 4j @ 4Ke ; dry salted hides , 5o ; dry
( lint , hides , 7u ; calf hides , 4V < 2-r r. damaged
hides , 2o less : sncop pelts , green , each , 2oc@
Sl.OO ; sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , ! ) @l2o. Tallow ,
No 1 , 4 ( :4J : < o ; No. 2 , 34'.yfo. Grease ,
white , 4 } < fC < ? 4fc ; yellow , 2KM3c.
WOOL Finn , average , I5@10o ; medium ,
average , 21@23 ; quarter-blood , overage , 20 ®
2lo ; coarse average , 15 ( < | 17c ; cotts and rough ,
average , 14lGo.
CUECSB Young Americas , full cream ,
12o ; factory twins , lOo ; off grades , 7@So ;
Van Rosson Edam , SI 1,50 per doz ; sail sago ,
lOo : brick , 0@10o ; liuiburger , 8@Uo ; domes
tic Swiss , 13@14c.
LKMONS Fancy , W.OO@S,50 ; choice , $5.50 ®
0,00.
0,00.CiuNiiKituiES
CiuNiiKituiES Capo Cod , } 9 00@10.00.
OII\NOES Louisiana , per box , $1.00.
UUTTEIU.XE Tubs. 14o ; rolls , 15o.
HUCKWUBIT Ftoun Per bbl. , f < J.50.
Gitirus N , Y. Concord , per basket , 35
< 240c.
APFLCS Per bbl , f 1.00@3 00.
OALiroitNi * Giui'ES f 1.60@1.75.
OAUFOUNIA PLUMS-ZI.W.
PEAKS 40 Ib boxes , $ l.75@2.23.
UANAXAS According to size , per bunch ,
f300@3.00.
'UocoNUTS-Per 100 , f3.00.
UuTTBn 5o. ,
Ubls , 5.50 ; hf bbls , (3.00.
SUOAK 12 > j@l5o ( per Ib.
VEIL Choice , inojlum size , CQJrt c ;
choice heavy , So.
HoNEr lOo per Ib for choice.
PiiKSBUVES UXQIOo per Ib.
JULLIES 3a4o ( per Ib.
HuttawAX No. 1 , l(5@19o. (
Pioa FKET Pickled , kits , 75o ; pickled
pigs' tongues , kits , t3.33 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
C5o : pickled H. O. tripe , kltsy36 ; spiced
hocks , kits , f 1.15.
HF.KF ToNnuns Salt , bblsrJk (
IUr-J .03@5.00. B | >
CHOP Furo $10.0013.00. , ,
" ft
Uius-JlO.OO.
if > 1
Groceries. "
Pnovisioxs Hams , No. I , tO-lb average ,
10' c ; 20 to 23 Ibs , lOJ o ; 12 to 14 Ibs , llc ;
No. fl , OJic ; shonldors , B fo < ibreakfnst ba
con , No , 1 , & ? { o\ \ ham snusaec , 9 < s : dried
beef hams , 9o ; beef tongues , $000 per
dozen ; dry salt moats , 4J | < i0Vc per Ib ; 1mm
roulette , ( iKc- '
PICKI.KS Medium , per bbl. J1.50 ; small ,
to.60 : gherkins , S0.50 ; C. & Jll. ' chow chow ,
qts ? 5.S3 ; pts , 1340. "
.
CitoooLiTn AVI > Cocov 21S37o ( per lb ;
German chicory , rod , "Kc.
Gixar.it Jnmntcn.i \ pints , (3.00 per doz.
COKFEI : Green Fancy , old golden Rio ,
23a : fancy old poaborry , 24o ; Rio , choice to
funcy , 33o ; Rio , urltno , 2lu ; Rio , good , 20o ;
Mnchn , UOo ; Java , fancy Mnndchllng , 29c ;
Java , good interior , "la
Corrr-R Roasted Arbuckle's Arioso ,
2 1 1 0 : McLaugnlin's XXXX , 24Yo ; Gormun ,
23jc ; Dilworth , S3J o ; Alaroma , 24 , ' < c.
LYE $1.75(34.60. (
NUTS Almonds , 15@17 ; Ilrazilt , 8c ; fll-
borts , Uo ; pecans , 10c\vulnuts ; , 13c ; peanut
cocks , So ; roasted , lOc.
WiiArriso PAi'Kit Straxv , per lb , 1J @
2 0 ; rair , 3 o ; manllln , H , 5@OKoj No. 1 ,
Sc.
SUOAU3 Cut lent , 0 > o ; cut loaf , cubes ,
Oc ; ' standard , powdered , 0 > o : XXXX ,
powdered , DVJo ; gr.mulntoJ , standard , S ? @
c ; confectioners' A , 8) ) 0 ; white , extra C ,
.7Wctonguo ; , 8) 0j summer , 20o ; head cheese ,
PoTVTors 20@23o per bu.
Poui.Tiir Old liens and chickens , $3 00 ®
350 ; spring cniukoas , S2.53@300 ; duck mid
pecso , per lb , lOc ; turkeys , 9@Wo ; young
ducks , per do8JOO ; ROCSO , $ iJ 00(37.01) ( ) .
LAUD i'lorces Ruiincn , fiKo ; ptiro leaf ,
OJ c ; Kettle rendered , "c. Add o to > c for
smaller quantities.
SALT D.ilry , 230 Ibs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade. 00 , 5s , $2.10 ; best grado. 10U , 81 ,
S2GO ; bestgrudo , 23 , 10s , § 230 ; rock salt ,
crushed , SI.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , GO lb bags ,
85c ; bulk , 224-lb bags , SJ.23 ; coiumon , in
bbls. $1.25.
FAW-VAOKouaGouDS Barley , 855'3 ! o ; far
iaa , 4 } < s ; peas. 3Jfo ; oat meal , 2$3c ( : mae-
croum , lie ; vermicelli , lie ; rice , 8 @ 7o ;
saeo and tapioca , G7c.
FISH Salt Dried codnsh , BJ.f@Sicscalcd ;
herring , 2lo per box ; hoi. horrltie. doui. . 50o ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , 51.40 ; hoi. herriim ,
imp. . 83e ; mackerel , largo family , $11 BO per
500 Ibs ; whitoUsh , No. 1 , $0.50 ; family , $2.75 ;
trout , $5.23 ; salmon , JS.flO ; anchovies , SOe.
D'tir.i ) FIIUITS Currants , 4J'e ; nruncs ,
casks. 1800 Ibs , 4J (754) ( ) o ; prunes , bbls or
bags , 4 @ 4J o ; citron ueuls. drums , 20 Ibs ,
22o ; lemon ocel , diums , 20 Ibs , 17o ; fard
dates , boxes , 12 Ibs , 9j ; apricots , choice evap
orated , 13o ; apricots , Jellycured , 25 lb boxes ,
15o ; apricots , fancy. Mount Hamilton , 23 lb
boxes , 15e ; apricots , choice , bags , SO Ibs ,
134c ; npnlcs , evaporated , Alden , 50 lb boxes ,
Go ; apples , Star , C ( < $ i ! > fe ; apples , fancy Alden -
den , 5 lb , 8c ; apples , faney Aldcn , 2 lb. 8 } o ;
blackberries , evaporated , GO lb boxes , 5 > i@
0c ; cnernos , pitted , dry cured , 15c ; pears ,
California fancy , # s boxes , 25 lb , 12Xc :
peaches , Cal fancy , Xs unpacked boxes , 2" >
Ibs , ino ; peaches , Cal No 1 , fauey , fa unu
bags , 80 Ibs , 14c ; poaches , fancy , ovap uup ,
60 lb boxes , 1 l@15c ; peaches , Salt Lake , now.
7@8o ; nectarines , red , 12o ; neetnrines , sil
ver , baits , 12c : pitted plums , Cal. 23 lb boxes ,
llo ; raspberries , evap N Yuow,21c ; prunes ,
Cal. R C , 90-100 boxes. 25 lbs,8c ; prunes , Cal ,
It C , 60-70 , 9e ; orange peel , 15o ; raisins , Cal
ifornia Londons , crop 1SS3 , $2.40@J.GOrai ;
sins , Cal loose , muscatels , crop 18S3 , $1.90@
2.00 : Vulenclas , ISbS , 7c.
CANNED FISH Brook trout , 8 lb , $3.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 lb , 2.35 ; clams , 1 lb , $1.25 ;
clams , 2 lb , $2.10 ; clam chowder , 3 lb , 81.35 :
deviled crabs , lib , $2 25 : deviled crabs , 2
Ib , $3 50 ; codllsh balls , 2 lb , 91,75 ; cavicr.
lb , $2.23eels ; , 1 lb , 83 10 ; lobsters , 1 lb , 51.90 ;
lobsters , 2 lb , S2.90 ; lobsters , deviled , yt Ib ,
$2.25 ; mackerel , 1 lb , $1.75 ; mackerel , tnus-
turd sauce. 3 lb , f.i.K ) ; mackerel , tomato
sauco. 3 lb , $325 ; oysters , 1 lb , 91o ; oysters ,
2 lb , $1.00 ; salmon , C. R. , 1 Ib , § 2 00 ; salmon.
C. R. , 2 lb. S3 SlKsalmon/Alaska , 1 lb , Sl.OO ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 lb , 52.05 ; shrimps , 1 lb ,
52.05.
CANNED ME vxs Corned beef , Broughmnn
3 lb. per doz , $3.10 ; corned beef , Armour's 2
lb , per do.3.05 , ; corned beef , Libbv's 2 lb ,
$2.10 ; 2 lb lunch tongue , $500 ; 1 ID lunch
tonRtie , S3.75 ; 2 lb haul. $2 S3 ; 3 lb brawn
or headcheese , Sl.93 ; 3 lb pigs feet , $2.10 ; 3
lb roast chicken , $2.30 : 2 lb roast turkey ,
S2 30 ; potted hum , K lb. $1.23 ; 1 lb chipped
beef. S2 15.
On.s lCerosene P. W. , 9 c ; W. W. 12c ;
headlight , 13o ; salad oil , < $2.15@9.00 per
dozen.
SALSODA IJjftajT c Per lb.
STIKCII 5i$7c ( per lb.
STOVE POLISH S2 00@5.S7 per gross.
SPICES Whole , per lb Allspice , lie ; Cas
sia , China. 9Xc ; cloves , Zanzibar , 20o ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75o ; pepper , 17u.
Dry Goods.
PmsTS Pink nnd Uobos Richmond , Oof
Allen. Oe ; Ilivorpoint , 5Kc ; Steel River
0 } < o ; Pacillc , OK"-
PitiSTS Indigo I31uo St. Leger ,
Arnold Uold Seal , ' 0 > c ; Yellow Seal , 10 > , jc.
COMroHTnus $0.50 ( )35 ) 00
COHSET JEANS Boston , 7c ; Androscog-
gin , 7J u ; ICcarsagc , 7 e ; Uoekport , O c ;
Consetoga , OJ c.
CIIASH Slovens' B , 5J < c ; Stevens' A , 7c ;
bleached , 8e ; Stevens' P , 7o ; blcachod ,
8/o ; Stevens' N , 8J c ; bleached , 9 > io ;
Stevens' bRT , llj c.
JJESUM Amoslceag , 9 oz , IflJ c , Everett , 7
oz , 13o ; York , 7 ot , 18c ; Haymaker , 8 0 ;
Jaffroy , XX , lljtfo ; Jalt'rey , XXX , 12 c ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12e ; Beaver Creek , U13 ,
lie : Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
GINQIUM PlunUett , checks , G fc ; Whlt-
tcnton , Wfo ; York , 7J o ; Normuudi dress ,
7J c ; Calcutta dress , 7Ko : Whltteiiton dress ,
7tjc ; Renfrew dress , 8j < @ 12Kc.
biiEiiTiNO , BI.IAOIIII ) Kllorton , 7J c ;
Housekeeper , 8 0 ; New Condidato , 8 > 4"c :
Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , Oo ; You Bet , 4-1 ,
Gjifc ; butter cloth , OO. 4' c ; Cabot , 7 o ;
Ftirwoll , half bleached , 8f e ; Fruit of Loom ,
8o ; Oroen G , Oo ; Hope , 7 > c ; King Phillip
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo cambric , lOc ; Luns-
dale , 8J < Jo ; New York mills , lOc ; Popporell ,
42 in , lOo ; Pepperell , 40 in , llo ; Pepperoll ,
0-4 , 14Jtfo ; Pepporoll , 8-4 , 20o ; Pepperell. 9-4 ,
32o ; Popporoll , 10 4 , 24c ; Canton. 4-4 , 8J c ;
Cauton , 4-1 , 9)jc ) ; Tilumph , Oo ; Wanisutta
llo ; Valley , be.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7 o ; International ,
YY , 8a ; Shotucket , S , 8 > < " c ; Warren , No. 870 ,
lOo ; Borwiclr , BA , Ibc ; Acme , 18c ; York ,
0 in , 12 > io ; York , 32 In , V.i a ; Swift Hlvor ,
80 ; rhorndiko , OO. yfoThorndlUo \ , EF ,
8ic ; Thorndiko , 120. 'JUo ; Thorndiko. XX ,
15u ; Cordls , No. G , 0 > c ; CordU , No. 4 , 10 } < c.
DUCK West Point , 23 in. 8oz , 9Jic ; West
Point , 29 In , 10 oz , 12 ; < fo ; West Point , 29 In ,
12oz , 15 } o ; West Po.nt , 40 in , U oz. lOo.
FLAXN'KLS Plaid Itaftsmen , 3Jo : Clear
Lake , .lO jjC ; Iron Mountain , 20Kc.
PIIINTS Solid Colors Atlantic ; , flo ; Slater ,
Oo : Berlin oil , fl ti ; Garnpr oil , 0@7o.
SiuitTixn Ciiihs-Caedonlu ; ) X , f > Xoi
Culodoui-a XX , 10 > o ; Economy , Oo ; Otis , Do ;
Qrailto , ( J5fc ; ( Jrawford checks , 8c ; Haw
River plaids , GJ o.
SIIHKTINO , BitowN Atlautlo A , 4'4 , 7J o ;
Atlantic II , 4-J , 7o ; . Atlantio 1) , 4-4 , OJi'c ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oo : Aurora LL , 4-1 , Oo ; Au
rora 0 , 4 4 , 4 c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , G oj
Hoosier LL , 4 4 , GJ c ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7o :
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , 5 ? c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5 } a ; I'opporeil H , 4-J , 0 ( c ; Pepuorcll K , 40-
Inch , 7 ! o ; Pepporeli , 8-4 , 17KO ? Pepporoll ,
9-4 , SOo ; Popporoll , 10-4 , ! 32o ; Utica C , 4-4 ,
45fo ; Wachusotts , 4-4 , 7o ; Aurora U , 4-4 , 7o ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , OVc.
iWliloG. | H. No. 2. ' '
FI.INNEI.H Rcd-0. 24 Inch , 15Kc ; B , 24
Inch , 31 } u ; G G , 31 inch , SOo ; H A F , ,
25c ; J R lX , 27o ; G. J > f , 25o.
'UATT.S Standard , HR ; Gem , So ; Beauty
j2 } u ; Boone , 14o ; B , cased , $0.30.
BLINKBTS White , flCO@7.CO ; colored ,
$1.10@8.)0. ( )
CtiU'ETWAiu' Bibb , white , Ibjjjc ; colored ,
COTTON Fti\NNEi.a 10 per cent trade dls. ;
EB , 8 0 ; GG , O o ; XX. 10 > < u : OO. ll o
unbleached , LL , r > > < o ; CC , O fo ; SS 7 fo ;
NN , 12J O ! AA , 14o ; DD , 15'fo ; TT , lOo ;
YY , 18o ; BB , 19o ; 20. bleached , 8Uo ; CO ,
Js ; 80 , lli } c ; GO , brown ana slate , Oo ; 70 ,
J c ; 90 , lOc.
KEXTUCKV JHANS Hercules , 17o ; Leam
ington , 2-2K ; Glenwood , SOo ; Melvlllo , 25o ;
Bang-up , 27 > < o ; Memorial , 15o ; Standpoint ,
18o ; Durham , 27 0.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.50 ;
table oil cloth , marble , $2.60 ; plain Holland ,
OHO , dado Holland , 12 0.
' ' " ' "i Dress Charter Oair , Co ; llama-
[ > o , 4o { Lodl. Rtfc ; Allen , Oo ; Richmond , Co ;
W indsor , 0 } < c } Eddystono , 0(0j Pacific ,
Lntnbor nnd IliilUllne ? tf tcrlnl.
STOCK BoAiins A , 13 Inch , 1 s 14 nnd 10
feot4000 ; B 13 inch , a 1 s 13 , 14 nnd 10
fcot , $41.00 ; O 13 inch sis 13 , 13 nnd 15 fcot ,
ttHO ( ; D 13 inch , s 1 s 13 , 14 nud 10 fcot ,
23,00 ; No. 1 com 13 in , s 1 s , 13 fcot , $18.00 :
No. 3 com 13 In s 1 s , 14 nnd 10 fcot , (17.50 ®
18 50 ; No. 1 com 13 in s 1 s 10. IS , and 20 feet ,
$10.50 ; No. 3 com 13 In s 1 s 14 nna 10 feet ,
$17.00.
PorLAnLuMnnnClcnr poplar box bds , J
in , R 3 s , $35.00 ; clear poplar , Jf ( panel ,
$3000 ; clear poplar , Jtf In panel , $25.00 ; clear
poplar , J < panel stock wide , s 2s , $2S,00 ;
clear poular corrnentod coiling , ) , $39.00.
POSTS Whlto cudnr , 0 Inch hnlvcs , 12o ;
whlto cedar , 5Vi inch halves nnd S Inch q'rs ,
lie ; whlto cedar , 4 inch round , lOo ; Tonnes-
sco red ccdnr. snilt , lOo ; split oak ( wblto )
8c ; sawed oak , 17o.
SHIP LIP No 1 plain. 8 nnd IS Inch , $17.50 ;
No. 3 plain , S nnd 10 inch , $15.50 ; No. 1 , O :
G. , $18.00.
DIMENSIONS AND TlMDF.n.
13 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 It 20 ft 33 ft 34 ft
2x4 . . .151)0 ) 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1000
2x0. . . . 15 00 15 IK ) 1500 1UOO 1000 1800 1000
2x8 . . .1500 1500 1500 10 1)0 ) 1000 1800 1000
2x10. . . 1503 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1900
2x13. .1500 1501) 1500 1000 1000 IS 00 1900
4x4Sx.81000 1000 10 00 1703 1700 1800 1900
Fr.NCisci No. 1 , 4 nnd 0 inch , 13 und 14 ft ,
( $11100.
FISISIIINO 1st and 3d clear. 1 , ' inch , s 3 s ,
$49.005l.OO ; 1st nnd 2) ) clear , 1) ) and 3
inch , s 3 s , $ 7.00g50 00 ; 3d clear , \f inch , s
2 s , $43 004(100 ( ; Bsulect , l f , 1' and 2lnch ,
s 3 s , f37.OU@JS.UO ; Island 2a clear , 1 Inch , s
3 s , $15.00 ; yd clear , 1 Inch , s 2 s , SM.OO ; A
select. 1 Inch , s 3s. J-33.00 ; 13 select , 1 inch ,
s 3 9 , $30.00.
StiiNQLus , LATH Per M XX clear , § 3.15 ;
extra "A * . $2.t)0 ; standard A , $2 00 ; 5-Inch
clear , $ t.GO ® 1.70 ; 0 Inch clear , S1.75@1.80 ;
No. 1 , $1,1U1.15 : clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $3.40 ;
California rml wood , dimension widths , $4 50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ;
lath , $ ' , ' .50.
HOHUDS No. 1 com si s 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft ,
$10 ( X ) ; No. 3 com s 1 s 15. 14 and 10 ft , VHI.SO ;
No. 3 com s 1 s 13 , 14 und 10 ft , S14 50 ; No. 4
com i 1 s 15 , 14 and 10 ft. ( ship's cull ) , $11,00.
Add 50c per M ft for rough.
BATTijsa , WELL TuniNU , PICKP.TS O. G.
Baits , 3W Inch , GOo ; O. G. Batts. KO i ss ,
35o3-ln ; well tubing , D. &M nnd bov # 22 10 ;
pickets , D. & II. , llat$20.00 , ; pickets , D. & H.
square , $10.00.
FLOORING 1st com 0-Inch white pine.
$31.00 ; 3d com C-lnuh white pine , $31.00 ; ! ld
com 0-inch white pluco , $20.00 ; D com 0-lnch
whlto pine. $20.00 ; com 4 and li-inch yellow
pine $15 00 ; Star4-mnh yellow pine , $17.00 ;
1st nnd 3d ciear yellow pine , 4 aud 0-inch ,
$19.00.
CEILIXO AND PAHTITION Jst Com , J In
white pine partition , $ : W.OO ; 2d Com , % in ,
whlto pine partition , $27.00 ; clonr jf in , yel
low pine ceiling. $20.00 ; clear ? < f in , Norway ,
$14 50 ; Sd Com. jtf in Norway , $13.50.
Twinox nnd Hope.
BINDERS' TWINE Sisal , 18c ; hemp , 14e ;
manlllu , IGc.
CLOTHESLINES Cotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton
00 ft , 51.40 ; Jute , 50 ft , 90c ; ] ute , 00 It , $1.0 ,
COTTON TWINE Fine , 20o ; medium , 1 00.
heavy hemp , loc : light hemp , I5c.
SAII.TWIXK B. sail , 20c ; Calcutta , 14o ;
Manilli rope , 14 } < c ; sisal rope , lliifc ; now
product , Uc ; jute.O o ; cotton , ICe ; hide I-ODO ,
17c.
The 0. , St. P. , M. & O. R'y ( depot
15th nnd Webster sts. ) , will soil round
trip tickets to the Sioux City Cora
P.uaeo Festival nt $3.20 , on salu Sep
tember 22 to October 5 , good to return
until October 0.
T. W. TKASDAnc , G. P. A.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
The Kincrnia Bui ) .
"It was the grandest of all , " was the ex
pression from every lip and on every coun
tenance. When Sholanj's orchestra struck
up the grand march more than two score of
couples Joined in the beautiful line , while
many sat to see. Tlien tlie music wns llnor
than usnal , whllo the members of the
various committees Just outdid themselves
in vicing with one another to entertain
guests. They succeeded , for n better pleased
gathering of friunds never mot In South
Omaha with a more welcome peed evening
nor parted with n more satisliod good night.
About People.
Misses Kutio Con way and Mollie and
Annie Slnttcry , of Omaha , were guests of
friends in the city nnd attended the Emerald
Social club's daiu-o.
Mesdumcs Balthns Jotter nnd John
Saultcr , who have been visiting friends in
Florence , Wis , and Manistee , alien. , have
returned home.
Misses Mollie , Marguerite and Nellie
Cotter , of Omaha , were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Rynearson yesterday.
Mrs. John Flynn is spending a few days
visiting Plattsmouth friends.
D. C. Piixson , of the commission firm of
Pnxson , Shaltuck & Co. , of Chlcutro and
Kansas City , is in the city , and the ilrm will
soon open a commission house in thu yards
hero.
Lyman Carpenter is homo from Hay
Springs.
Mrs. Bnsler , of Hooper , who has bfcon
visiting her daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Stanley , returned homo
yesterday.
Mr. and Airs. D. C. Raukln and Miss
Gussio Clark , of Tarkis , Mo. , are the guests
of Mrs. A. C. Wierand Miss Austa J. Clark.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Foley and Mr. and
Mrs. Dorsoy have gouo to Washington ,
D. C.
D. C. Shelly nnd Walter C. Kelly , of
Omaha , were the guests of South Omaha
friends yesterday looking after political
ciumbs.
Mrs. Jeremiah Callalum has returned from
Kansas City.
Notes About tlio Citv.
The South Omaha Times printing office Is
being removed to tbo Opera House block.
The published statement that Ernest
Meyer , who runs a saloon for Jotter &
Young , had some trouble , is incorrect. Mr.
Meyer never had charge of a saloon for thu
flrm or for Mr. Jotter ,
William Myers , son of Isaac Myers , is ill
with typhoid fover.
13 , S. Lambert , an insane man , was taken
care of yesterday by the police and sent to
the county hospital.
John Hleglns. the man who made such a
brutal and uncalled for assault on J. Henry
Lujchncr , was lined 825 und costs by Judge
ICing , and committed to jail in default 01 pay
ment.
A glove contest Is on the pugilistic tapis
for Sunday morning , between two local as
pirants for futno and fortune.
MuyorSloan has Issued neall for the super
visors of election to meet him in the mayor's
oillcu Saturday forenoon , between the hours
of 10 and 13 o'clock , to qualify. A penalty of
$50 may bo imposed for failure to attend
There appears to bo no truth In the report
that a man , in attempting to board the 8:20 :
liuuimy train at Oak street lust night , was
run over by the cars ,
A daughter has boon born to Mr. and Mrs ,
Joseph Kopictz ,
James Flur will build a $600 house on
Twenty-first and Q streets.
Frank Hellene will put a $1,500 addition on
his building on Twenty-nix street and II.
Kenney will put n $400 addition on his house ,
Twenty-fourth and N street.
lioiHlord'n Aulil PhtHplmt ? ,
A Brain nnd Korvo Food ,
for lecturers , teachers , stundunt , clergymen ,
lawyers , und bruln-workeis generally.
Somntlimi ; to Ituiiioinnor.
If you nro going oust romoinbor the
"Roclc Island Itouto" run the sleepum
nnd uhulr cars of thoSr solid vestibule
train to nnd from the Omaha depot ,
leaving Omaha ut8-15 : p , in. , thus avoid
ing the trnnafor at Council HlulTd.
Three solid trains dully. All ohnircard
are free , Dining cars on ull through
trains. Our trains inako close connec
tion with all custom limited trains con-
'looting in union depot at Chicago ,
avoiding a transfer across the city to
parties onroulo to Now York , Boston
and other eastern oilier , "and every
thing a little bettor than other lines
can offer. " S. S. STKVUNS ,
Ticket ofllco 1305 Farnain. CJea'l W A.
A STAMPEDE OF EELS.
Some of Them Traversed Three Huu-
lro I I'Yoton Orr Imntl.
It wns once my peed fortune to wit
ness a stampede of cols , says n writer
in tlio Youth's Companion. A certain
pond on the Maine const was fed by a
brook , but nt liigh-thlo water the ocean
flowed In , so that it inlj'ht bo said to
bo ealt nt high tide and fresh or brack-
.ish tit low lido.
The conditions semnod to bo particu
larly favorable for the propagation of
eels , and tlio muddy bottoms wns fairly
nlivo with them , many of thoin of largo
size. As the tide obbcd many cols wont
Into salt water.
One evening I had occasion to cross
the creek with a friend just at night
fall. The llttlo brook had dwindled
doxvn to a moro stream , a foot or eo
wide , nnd as wo stopped over it was
scon to bo black with eels. Mv compan
ion inadvertently stopped in amonp
thorn , nml at the Instant the living river
broke and u romnrkablo stampede oc
curred.
Hundreds of forms , ranging from two
to three or move foot In length , broke
away and dashed over the dry but Bll -
pery beach , covering it in every direc
tion with a wriggling mass of eul llfo.
The torrilled animals dashed up toward
the shore and In every direction .though
tiltimntcly turning and making for llio
distant water. Some of thorn traversed ,
to reach it , over three hundred foot of
dry land.
Pllr-Hl Piles !
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure blind , bleeding and itchlni * piles wl.on
other ointments hnvo failed. It absorbs the
tumors , allays the itching at once , acts as a
poultice , gives Instant relief. Dr. Williams'
Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared only for
piles tine itching of tlio private parts , and
nothing else. Uvorv box-is win ranted. Sold
by druggists or sent by moil on rccoiut of
price. 50o nnd $ \ . per box.
WILLIAMS' ' M'FG. CO. , Prop's. '
Cleveland. O.
SRROEDER & BEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank.
305 South Itttli .Street , -
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANl
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
Olllcorsnnd Dlrocton K. M. Mor-toman , O
Jl. Hitchcock , Jos. ( inrne.ui. Jr. , A. Ilenrv. K
JI. Anderson. Wm U.Mnul. v invs. ; r , . II. will
luins. A I' . Hopkins. ptes. ; A. Mlllard. uisnlui" ;
1' . II. ! ; rjant , uiiHtuut cashier.
"HEBlsKF"
NATIONAL BANK ,
U. S. DEPOSTOBY , OMAHA , N3B.
CnpHal . $ 1 00.000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1SS1) ) . 52,000
oiTicr.us A.VO Diiucroit5 : :
IlENUV W. VVTBS I'lOSlllOllt.
Li\MiS. : llhKii. Vlca President.
A. K..r < > uv\u.v ,
W. V. MOH-K ,
JOHN S. COLLINS ,
K. C. ( JlT-iiilNd ,
J. N. H. I'VTIUCK ,
W II. H. HlHlllKS. Cashlcl.
.THE IRON BANK.
Cor. 1.IIH and I'arnamSts.
Aucncial llanklnn HusinessTinnsncte'l. '
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
_ v'P
1S02 PARNAM STREET.
Boots and Shoos.
KlllKEtfVALL , JOMJS & CO. ,
, Eucceiiora to Heed , Joncg & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of B30ts & Shoes
Ageuti for Boston Ilubber Slioo Co ,1IIS. llOIauJ 11M (
llarncr StreetOuiahii , Netrn kn.
Orowors.
STOllZ & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
IWl NorlU Ulghtetnlh Blroel , Omaha , Nib.
Cornlco.
EAQLE COItNlCE WOItltS ,
kannfpcturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wludow-cupinnil mi'nll ! < ukyliKUs. ! .Iom ! ICpenUor ,
proprietor. iUSuiid llu south lutli tlruut.
Pumps , Eto.
BTUAKfl A CIsAllK STKASl 11KA.TINO CO. ,
PaniDS , Pipes and Engines , ,
Btom , writer , railway anil mining luppllti , etc.
93) ) , TOanUWl 1-arnaiii itract , Omalia.
IT. S. WIND EKofNlT J > lMI > CO. ,
Steam and Water Mies.
wind mllli , 'J18 and V.O Jones it. , Omaha.
U. K llono , Aotlnif Marnier.
UllQWNULL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BlioeMioa nori , ttetni ptimpi , taw njtlli. lili-l'M
) .cavfuwrlli ntruot , Uumliu.
Iron Works.
PAXTON & VJETtLIXa inpN WOItRS ,
Wrought and Cat ? Iron Building Work ,
uftlnei , bras work , general foundry , machine and
blutkiiultu work UKice urul wurki , U , r. Itf ,
nU 17lh itrutt , Oiralia.
OMAHA WIRE A IHON WOJUiS ,
Mannfacturers of Wire andiron Railings
L > Lik mill , window Kucrdt. tlowur elandi , nlro ! ,
tc. UJ Kurlli Ittli ttruel.OinMlia. _
OMA 11 A" SAFE & lll 6 N ] WHICH ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar [ roof Safes ,
V ult , Jail nork , Iron iliuttori and nro rarapti.
U , Auurccn , rrup r. Curncr KU nod Jackiuii IK ,
M. A. DISH HOW & CO. ,
Wljolcsule mcnufneluren ot
Sash , Doors , Blinds aui Mouldings ,
Urnncli offlce , 12tli a d ItarJ tjuatr , Omaha. Net ) .
OMAHA.
' VfOUIC YAIlll'i CO. ,
Of South Omaha , Limitei
Agricultural Implements. _ _
L7A JS writ Ailii o.iLF Co. , " " "
Hojlciilt'l ' implcDiils , Wagons , Garriasei
, etc. Mliolpsalc OmnhaNclr k ,
Furnlturo.
DKIILT.t S'JOXR ,
Wholesale.Dalers : in Fiirnilnre ,
Inrnnm itroet , Umitha , Nubm Hb.
FornitaM ,
Omahn , Nabrn k * .
Orocorloa.
AtcVOlW , lUiADY , t CO. ,
Whols aie Grocers ,
, Oninlin , Ktbraik * .
Hnrdwaro.
ir.
Hoiy Hirflwarc , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlnni , wncon tnck , hitrdnnrfl , lumber , ct < 3. ISO !
nJ nil llaiuor ne t , UnmUa.
3OL2ffKMJ.liUltKA SlOVDAltl ) CO. ,
Mnnutncturor nnd job * er * In
Wagons , Bnggics RaKc1. . , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. Olli nml 1'nrltlo Mrtets.Umalin. _
Artists' Motorlala.
. ,1. llObl'J ! , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1613 et , Oinnlm , Nobrn kn.
Douto and Shoos.
ir , v. MOiibi : A co. ,
Jobte of Boots -and Slices ,
1101.1101 , IKVJlJouiilns Mrcol , Omiilm. Munufactorr ,
Summer street ,
Coal. Coke , Etc. _
JAMRS ' . THATCHER COAL CO. ,
Miner ? and Sliiprs of Coal ani Cole
llun n I , IT v. .Mill mil Hank Iliilliln , Oiutlm.
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OMAHA COAL , C07CJJ .1 LIME GO.
Jolte.s oi H.ril ml SJit Coal ,
aWPcnitli l.Wi ureot , tlnmlni. Nobras- .
XE1IHASKA VUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cok
SU South 13th tt. , Omaha , Nob.
LU M BER ,
JOHiY A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Injiortfd | and American I'orllanJ "rmcut. BtM
agontlur Ml winki c lijilrau moment and
yuliuy white lime. _
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- CIIAS It. LED ,
Dealer in Ha. dwccfl Lumber ,
Wood carpets nnd puniutt nnorliiK. Vtli nJ Dounlaj
KtlcDta , Hiii.llm , tb.
OMAHA
& 11 Kinds of Bnilug Material at Wholesale
ISth btr. ot nnd Union 1'aclllc track , Omalia.
LOUIS 11RADVORD ,
Daler : in Lnraher , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Uoorl , htc. Vnnl.1 Conu'r * tli nd Hougl.ia. Offle *
x Corner lUth and Douuiaj.
F11VD. ' . GRAY.
Lninhe- Lime Cement EtcEtc
, , , , , ,
Comer Oth aul ; DouKlaa els , Oiunba.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13tb aod California ilrcets , Omaha , K brnska.
Nllllinorj end Notions.
/ . OUERFELDER & CO. ,
Imprters & Johliers in Mi.linery & Notions
203,2IU and 22 ! fcoutli llth Btrcct.
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Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON A'O'/JOiV CO. ,
Whtele Notions and Furbishing Goods ,
ll4 Hnrnfy Kttuct , Omnba
Commission and Storage.
R1DDVL1. At RlDnilLL ,
Stor ge and Cainmission Merchants ,
Bpiclulttcs-IliittiT , f'k'k'i , cliri'se. putiltry ,
IIU Hoirurd atiuct , Ouniliii , > i > b.
Dry Goods mid Notions ,
" jT E. SMITH ct'co. ,
Dry Good Fiirnishiiig Good ? and Notions
IKRnnd 1101 Douglas , cor. lltli atreet , Oiuiha.Neb.
DRY GOODS co. ,
IfflDortcrs & Jobber in Dry Goods , Notions
Gcifs furnlslilnL' rood * . CornLr llth uud Uarnol
_ _ Btrtcts.Uumlm , .N
JIlMUJiAUOII A TAYLOR ,
Bnilflers1 Hardware and Scale Repair ShoB
Mcthanlca' tool and DulTnlo acaloa. 1403 Douglol
_ urect. Oninua , Act ) .
Toys , Eto. _ _ _
II. HARDY A CO. ,
Joblien of
Tjys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Gocfls ,
Dousa furnlshliiK Roods , children's carrlngca , 1OTI
I'.innun struct , Uuiubn , Nub.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Reflr.ei and Lubricating Oils ,
Alia .rtase. etc. , Oninbu. A. II. Blaliop. Slunnger.
u - - . . - . - . Pap or. _ - . -UVT ,
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper D3 ler § .
Carry a nice ttocU of prlnllnv. wrmplruntid nrltU
fit. _ _ dia3.jl attoa Uonulropt o curd inper
CHICAGOlIlT LINE
OF THIS
Chicago , Milwauke ( [ & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Host Kouto from Omnlin ami Council
Bluff to
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HHTHE EAST
TWO TUAIN8 D.VUiY flKTWUKN OMAHA
AND COU.NCU , '
Chicago , AND Milnnuhcc ,
St. I'ltiil , MlnncnpuIlH , Ccil.ir
Itock 1'ierporl ,
Cllatoii , DiiliiKiuc , Jnvcii ) ] ort ,
Elgin , Madison , Jiiiic-STllIe ,
ItcIclU Wlnonn , La ( ! ro se ,
Xad all other ImuortaoV point , I' t , Nortlient and
boutUfUst.
rortbrouchtlckcti tall on the lltkei isemt at1UJ )
Barnain > treetlii llarker llluek , or at Uiilom 1'iiclflo
t ) pot *
I'ullmnn Sleeperj and the finest Dining Can In to <
world era run on thu mbin llnu ol thuChlcaifO , Mil *
waiikoo A Ht. I'uul KallHHr. mid uvuiy attention U
I ) Hid to iiatstiiKCM uy courtuo'i , cuiployti of tlM )
U. MIl'l.RU. flentTAl Mannger ,
J. V. TUtiKKK. AulitinKieneral Mannaier ,
A. V II. CAUl'KM'KU , livnural I'utivnset ana
Ticket Accnt.
UKO K. II KAKFORIJ.AsDUti.it General I'Mieagtf
iul 'Jlekct Aceut.
T , J. OLAltR. U oisral Ijanirluttndcnt.
JUSEPHGILLOTI
STEEL PENS ,
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 7fl.
HOB , 3O3-4O4-I7O-4J04 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS.
O M A HABPU.BlHEga QJ tggg .