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THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
FrooDollvory of Cnuri Wheat Cruises
n Weak Opotlnff
| CASHCORN LETHARGIC AND EASY
I UIio New Moilt.ll OtiRim Quint In the
[ I'rovlHlon I'lt Prima
I ClllliCR StO-TH
I Hanrui * .
L cniCAOo mionuarc m/viikkts. /
f CniCAno , Dec 2. [ Special Tclogrnm to
I Tup UnE.J 'Hie wheat market hail n weak
opening nn aconactjuoncoot the free ilollv *
cry of cash who.it on December contracts
Tliaqunntity sunt out was tit first estimated
at 2ouoWX ) oustioln , but It was stiuseriuciiUy
placed ut 800,000 to 1,000,000 uiuhpls Ar
mour , lnstcml of dollvcrlnc 1,000,000 bushels ,
as reported early , only delivered 200,000 or
dtOO.OOO bushels Thu roinnlndor came from
CounsclmaiiVim Kirk , l\irlicr , ltaymoud ,
Seavcriis mid the other ronul.ir carriers
Tlio llrst effect was u BUddon sagRing In the
price ot December , which opened at 78u
nn J broke to $ } $ u. May opened nt S4o and
only Rot to S3j < fS-l < ! . The difference be-
tweon the two months therefore widened to
f > ) fS" > / c' 'i'liis was not for lonir , however ,
na a food domnnd sprung up for December
In fact , there was a demand for property In
I all positions , and lifter a slump in December ,
which was the notable feature , early in the
day , firmness was the distinguishing charac-
\ tcnstlu of the market The way In which
I December recovered after the pountllng lt
I received Bhoivcd that carriers were alert
I and that commissioti houses had a good many
I scattering orders for wheat for the account
| of parlies who are not afraid of work with
I actual property mid feel that wheat is cheap
I at the prices December udvaucod sharply
I from 78jsG ! and tor thi last half ot the ses-
I ston the price was T'Jc and above The top
I price reached was ? , ) J/o and the close was
I fllffo Muy swung between S3c and Slo
I und84 ( i@S4 > feand closed nt Siiic , Com
I pared with Saturday the tlual riinpo
I records a very sllcht linprovamout
ou long futures Cables wore ilrm
and nn advance In rohio instances
was noted , the spot market being especially
strong The receipts nt Minneapolis ntnl
Dulutu wcro large , but the long-promised
lolling off in the Northwestern movement is
certainly nt hand It is already here A
I feeling of relief was experienced , consequent
I upon the adjustment ot December trades ,
I nnd the market noted as though It had bcon
I freed from an incubus A largo business
I was done in December and in the whole list
I of futures durine the session ,
I The corn market was lethargic and easy
I ot the cash end of thu deal , evidently a reaction -
action from the unnatural activity at the
close of the preceding week For this
I lnontli's delivery there wcro a good many
buying orders anU'tho prlco ruled firm ut an
B advance of from i c to'jO over Saturdays
B closing quotation January aho was firm ,
B the mild weather stimulating the demand
B for near deliveries May was quiet and
B very steady In prlco The closing quotations
B show slight Kiiins nil around , and wcro as
B follows : December .VVJ QtiVi c ; January
B : ilc ana May W@me ) , against ! H > f@31Vc ;
B ! iu/c and xyn&SAijo respectively at thu
B close of the market Saturday
B Oats p.ttructcd mudurato attention on the
B part of speculators , ruling steady to K@\io \
lilirher Offerings were not heavy and there
I was a mild inquiry for December , usually
I attributed to the shorts , with Mny conttnu-
I ingnsn favorite future , selling chiefly at
I HH@fiio together December touched
I Vic , eric advance , though the general
I market was SOifc , with No 2 to go to Rtoro
B stronger at i0 ! @ 20) ) a Ttio posted receipts
H and shipments wcro not great and the estl-
V mate for tomorrow only moderate The
B closing strength was duo to a fair decrcaso
in the visible supply
I The new month ooeued n llttlo quiet in
. From the opening this morning
justness showed a disposition to drng The
small dcclino in pork early brought out a
good inany buyerB but a speedy reaction
proventcd anything ltko free purchases
Lard and short ribs wcro practically tea
turcicss Packers wcro slow sellers of the
product and professionals rather controlled
the market Asldo from some pork there
were no deliveries to speak of on December
rontracts I'rico changes during the day
were unimportant Compared with Satur-
I day the closings wcro unchanged for Janu-
B nry pork , May short ribs and all futures of
lard January short ribs declined 5c and
May pork ndvnncod Be
I C1UUA.C.U lilVK STOCK
B Ciiioaoo , Dee S. [ Spoclal Telograin to
The IJke.1 Cattle Prlmo and choice nu
tivo steers were sea.vo and sold-at strong
B prices , in some cases a shade stronger than
nt the close on Friday On the other hand ,
the pens were crowded full ot a class ot nn-
tlvcs that were ncithor ono thing or tl.o
other noitlier loan nor fut and Just the
class of stock nobody wanted , licnco a slow
and unsatisfactory trail a In such from the
opening to the close The receipts of Tax
ans were light and largely owned by
I' slaughterers , vet this , fuct had
no effect on native butchers stock ,
an there wcro oceans of the same , so to 1
speak The Btockor and feeder tradu showed
no particular chaugo in prices on light stock
Choice to'cxtra beeves , ? 4.80@ . " > .lB ; medluui 1
to good steers , 1350 to 1S0O lbs , M.X1.0i ( ) ) ;
ia00tolil501bs.ia.no ® 1.25 ; 050 to 1200 lbs ,
fi 0(335. ( Stockers and fceaers , $ l.l > 0 < 3
2.85 ; cows , bulls and mixed , $ l.20r ( ? > 2.95 ; bulk ,
* 1. 'J0(32.20. ( Texas steers , f3.232.85 ; cows , '
tl.eo@2.20.
lions Uuslnoss was orisk at the opening ,
nlmoBt everything soiling at the ono price of i
$11.70 , hut later ou aud at the close speculate !
ors or commission men that had stock loft
could not $ . , bid from
got ever $1.0003,05 , buy !
crs for packers , and at that range the market
closed for packers and fair to good heavy
Light sorts sold steady at W.70.
I IlSANClVli
I Nbw Vohk , Dec 3 , | Special Telegram to
I TiibUbk.I Stocks There was mora Inter
I est In the opening ot the stock market today
I than for months Humors of probable fall
I uros added to the latonsity of the fooling
I After the shaky condition of the market on
I Saturday there wcro no outspoken bulls on
[ the strcots or at the resorts The dispatches
[ which went abroad were expected to bring
lower London figures Hits morning , Tno at
titude of Mr Gould was anxiously regarded
It was given out lhitly that ho had un un-
dcrstaudlng with thq bears and wanted
lower prices This was bluntly denied and
It was clearly shown that ho has increased
Ills holdings In Missouri Pacltio on every
concession , As to Western Union ,
holders outsldo of Gould and Sago were con
1 slilored responsible , as many no doubt suf-
fered by the notion In trusts und were forced
to roallzo on their holdings Investors aud
bankers hsya iaboocd trust shares generally ,
It is expected that they will bo knocked
I about by the trade The only place where
• bull suntiment was found early was in com
I mission houses , whor advlcos were to buy
I rather than sell The murkot opened with
I couslderublo cxcitoniout , whllo llrst prices ,
I u compared with Saturdays final figures ,
I were generally only from ) i to % per cent
I lower Sugar was down 3 > { , Cotton Oil ty ( ,
I Jersey Central and Denver , Texas aud Fort
"
I Worth , 2 per cent Chicago Gas 1 } $
I end Tennessee Coal 1 per cent
I There was great pressure to Bell
I In early dealings , but considerable support
I wus accorded the market and further do-
I cllnes In 'Jho regular list were confined to
small frictions generally , the only noted ex-
caption among the usually active stocks
being Durlington , which declined Vi per
cent Tennessee Coal , however , lost 3)4 ) ,
Chesapeake & Ohio li } and Cleveland Ciu-
ciuuati , Chicago & St Louis l } { . The do-
maud for stocks soon checked the downward
ixovemeut and prices were quickly brought
It
" . . . . .
up to something nbovn the opening figures ,
Cotton Oil bolng Mio must prominent Id the
ndvancc Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago &
St , Louis also inndo a full recovery Toward
the end of the hour there was less animation ,
nnd some reaction from the best figures oo-
( urred The hour to 12 o'clock was marked
by ii prntty ilrm market nnd further gains in
many stocks Northern Pacific preferred
recovered from i'i'x ' to 7iJ : , llurlington from
102 to ion Northwestern to 109 { , Missouri
Pacific from < " > < ) • > > /to 07 and Union Pnciflo
from tvi ) $ to 07' ' . Tonnoisoo Coal made u
further break to 03 end recovcrod to 71.
Heading ulu not recover , but dropped to
: ii > K. Chlcaco Gas found good support at
: c > > and moved up before noon to 3 ? , or 1 per
cent over the close of Saturday Sugar ,
uftor recovery from 50 to TiiK , went off again
to B514.
The following wore the closing quotations :
tl S. 4s regular 126 Northern l'Acin.3. . 81
U.S.lscoupons . . .17 do preferred 74
tj.8. ' . ( sre iilnr..l , ! 'i O. & iN W lOJ'S
17. H. ljs coupons..tnfi do prorerred 140
Paclritniof itj . . .lir N.V.L'entral 10CV
Ontral IAcltlc . . . ! ' { IMl.&fi 1H
ClilCRt-ol ; Alton . . .tno Hock Island '
Chlcaei > , lltullngton U.M.&SU' . . CSi '
AJninov irntt ilopreforrea.ll-i !
I > . .I.W intli SurnultOmahs . 33
llllnolsUontral U7H doprererrea W4
1..1I.4W. , Iii IT.Uon l'icinc 7
KansasisTexas . . . ! i i W..8t. L. * 1' 16
l.nkBShore 105'i doproforreit . . . 'M\i \
Mlclili ; n Central , vii Western Union , . . KM
Mlscourll'acmo . . . 07'i
AIonrt Tight at 0 to 20 per cent ; Inst
loan , 1,1 per cent
PniMa M8HOANTII.B Pirr.n 5 ( ij7 > i pur
cent
Stkiimnh ExriiANOt : Quiet nnd weaker ;
stxty-day bills , t4.80 ; domnnd tl.i4 \
Mining Stiiolci
Nr.w Yomc , Dec , 2. [ Special Tclogram
to Tub Dkis ] The following are the mln-
ingstock quotations :
Alice 110 llron Silver . . . 213
Caledonia It II..123 Mt Diablo 2JJ
noadwooilT , .115 Ontario ! ltV )
l' .lCrlsto VK ) Plrmoutu 291
llomo.itako nil Snvaco 143
Horn Silver . SJ5 iBlerru Nevada 213
PUODCOK MAKICfclf • i.
ClilOAdn Dec ' ! . llb p. n. close
Wheat Firmer ; December , 70Jfc ; May ,
S4Kc-
Corn Steady ; December , SlJ& 'c ; May ,
3.1KC.
Oats Firmer ; December , S'J ' aC ; May ,
22 fc
Ityo Docnmbcr , 44c.
Uarlc.v Nothing doing
Primu Timothy $1.20.
Flaxseed-Cash , tl.33 ; May , $1.10.
Whislcy 51.02.
Pork Firm ; January , $9.27tf } ; May ,
W.02K.
Lard Steady ; January , 4Jo.87 > i ; May ,
$ n.05Sft.07if. ( ?
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , f2.00@
4.C : ; spring wheat , $3.ll5@4.90j rye , $2.50j3
2.S5 ; buckwheat , ? 1.50@2.00 porewt
Provisions Shoulders , M.3"JiTC < t4.50 ; short
clear , J5.23@3.57J ; short ribs , f4.72Ji@4.75
forTanunry
Uuttor Steady ; creamery , 13330c ; dairy ,
ir.22c.
Chceso Quiet ; full cream c noddars
nnd Hats , 9X@9io ; Young Americas 9 >
@ 10c.
Kggs Firm ; fresh , 22323c.
Hides Unchanged ; light green salted , Gc ;
dry calf , 5@ia ! ; deacons , each , 20c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No 1 solid packed , 4c ;
No 2 , 3 } { @ : > ' Xc ; cake , 43 c.
Hocoipts Shlpmts
Flour 27.000 23.000
Wheat OS,000 lOiOOO
Com 250.000 284,000
Oats 138.000 201,000
Now York , Dec 2. Wheat Receipts ,
13S.750 ; exports , 80,900 ; spot firm ; No
2 red , SKgSt' .fc III elevator ; SS W jitfo
alloat ; 84 ( tf80 > fo f. o. b. ; ungraded red ,
78 > 4'785fu ; options higher ; No 2 red , De
cember 8i ; @S3 13-ltic.
Corn Uucelpts , 2,100 : exports , . 09,300 ;
bpopstrongcr ; No 2 , 42S43 ( > ifc in elevntor ;
42fjT@42o nlloat ; ungraded mixed , 40@
• tiKe : ; options dull , but firmer ; December
closing at 42c.
Oat Receipts , 1S7.000 ; exports , 10 :
spot quiet and weaker ; options firmer ,
but dull ; December closing at 2S ) c ; spot
No 2 whlto 30l o ; mixed western , 27@30c ;
white western , : iu ( 33c.
Coffee Options closed steady and 10
( 15 points up Sales , 20,250 bags ; Decem
ber , $15.U5@15 75 ; spot Uio , dull und easy ;
fair cargoes , ? 10.75.
Sugar Haw , strong and active ; refined ,
ilrm and quiet *
Potroloutn Steady ; United closed at(1.04
for Jauunry
Eggs Firmer ; western , 23c
Pork Firm
Lard Easier ; western steam , 10.33 ; op
tions closing for December at $0.21.
Uutter Firm ; western dtilr.y , 9@18c ;
creamery , 13(7$27c. (
Cheesu Steudy ; western , 7 > ( R10c.
St Iiiiulr , Dec 2. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 78o ; May , 83 c.
Corn Lower ; cash.2"Kc : May , 30o.
Oats Firm ; cash , 20c ; May , SiHc
Pork $10.00.
Lard Quiet at ? 5.70.
Whisky-Sl.02.
Uuttor Quiet and steady ; creamery , 20@
22o ; dairy , 18i20c. ( ?
MllvMiulti- . Dec 2. Wheat-Steady ;
cash , 72 , ' c : No 1 northern , 78o.
Corn ( fillet ; No 3 , 29c.
Oats-Steadj ; No 3 whltoj 22J c.
Rye Steady ; No 1 , 44 'fc
Darley Strong ; No 2 , 4SKc bid
Provisions-Firm ; pork , $9.35.
Kuiihiih Cliy , Dec 2. Wheat Steady ; i
No 2 hard , cash , 0' } a ; No 2 rca , cash ,
ti'JKc asked ,
Corn Steady ; No 2 , cash , no bids nor
offerings ; December , Sil c bid ; No 3 , cash ,
223 : ! ljc ; No.,2 white , cash , yaj c Did ; De •
cember , 23Ji bid
Oats No 2 , cash , IG c bid ; December , ,
10 > c.
AViuiipixpnlii , Dec U. Sample wheat '
Firmer ; receipts , Minneapolis and Duluth ,
1,729 cars ; shipments , from Minneapolis , 87 :
curs Closing : No 1 hard , December , 77 0 ;
May , 81c ; on track , 7h } c ; No I northern ,
December , 75c ; May , Me ; on track , 7Sc ; ;
No 2 northornr December , 72a ; May , 78o ; '
on track , 72@7lo.
Cinclnuiiii , Dee 3. Wheat In good demand -
mand ; No 2 red , 7rf@79c.
Corn Easier ; No 2 mixed , 33@331 c.
Oats Firm : No 2 , mixed , ' 22Kf2lrc. ( ! ;
\ \ bisky $1.02.
Ijlvm-nool , Dec 2. Wheat Firm ;
demand poor ; holdersolTorsparingly ; Cali
fornia No 1. 7s Id nor cental
Corn Firm ; demand fair ; now mixed
ivostern , 4s l ? d pur cental
lilVIS BlOOIt
Uliiotirn , Dec 2. The Drovers'Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 15,000 ; market about
steady ; beeves , gl.80@3.15 ; steers , $3.S0@
4.00 ; Btockors und feeders , ll.OOQ'J.So : Toxua
catllo , $1.50@3.85.
iiogs Receipts , 28,000 ; market lower ;
mixed , $3,115 3.80 ; heavy , $3.55 ( < 3.80 ; light ,
$3.45ft3.80 ( ; kips , $2.90if3.50. (
Shocp Receipts , 7,000 ; market steady
to strong : natives , $2.75 ( 3.40 ; westerns ,
* 3.00@l.25 ; Texuns , $3.O0@4.10.
Nutlijiuil Slnolc Viinli I2mt St
LouiH , Dec 2. Cattle Receipts , 009 ;
market steudy ; uatlvo steers , $3.3J 3.85 ;
stockers and feeders , $2.10g3.25. (
Hogs Receipts , 2S0Jt shipments , 1,900 ;
market firm ; heavy , $ .t.00jJ3.75 ; packing ,
$3.80(5(3.70 ( ( ; lieht , $3.50 ( < i3.C5.
Kiinsns City , Das 2. C.utlo Receipts ,
'
4,900 ; shipments , Ui09 ; ; market steady ;
natives , $3.80@4.85 ; cows , et.G5@J.50 ; stock
ers and feeders , $3.30(33.15. (
Hogs Receipts n,203 ; shipments 800 ;
market lower : light $3.57Jj' < 2'3.05 ' ; heavy
UDd mixed , $3.50(33.57H- (
Bioux Oily , Dee 2. Cattia Receipts ,
210 ; shipments , 300 ; market dull ; cuuuurs ,
75c@fl.20 ; cows $1.00@1,15 ; stockers und
feeders , H50M2.90 ; veal caivea $ J.0083.15.
Hogs Receipts , 2,100 ; market lower ;
light $3.50(33.55 ( ; heavy$3.45(33.67Ji ( : mixed ,
$3.40@3.50. J
OMAHA LIVU stJOK
Cucilo ,
Monday , Dec 3.
Today's trading In cattia wat on the basis
of Saturdays prices , no essential cbungo in
valuu being noticeable The market as a
wbolo was not very active because there
were too many cattle heru that the buyers
did not want , but the trade was fairly active
on desirable stuff ot all binds , Thzro were
some natives good cuouch to bring $1.00 and
a smalt bunch of westerns sold at $3.20 ,
About everything deslrablo was cleaned up
lu good season , but the holders of unfinished
cattle found It hard work to unload The
feeder trade was good for the llrst day of the
week and the sales were quite large Good
native feeders sold largely nt $2.0032.05 end
as high as $2.05 was paid for some yearlings
There was considerable Inquiry for half fat
cattle for feeders and there weroquiton
good raeny cattle of that kind on sale , cattle
which had only been wnrmed lit ) on corn nnd
which bad only been shipped in for beef , but
were not good enough for the killers They
were offering $2S0ft3.S5 ( mostly for such cat
tle , but anything kooiI enough might bring
$3.00. Cows brought the same prices ns last
week , such nntlvcs ns there where hero go
ing at $1.25@2.45.
lion * .
The hog trade was at steady prices today
The sales were largely at (3.f > 2f@3 ! Ki for
packing hogs , with some good light hogs nt
$3.W63.C5. The week opens with thu mar
ket abou : 10a lower than the opening Inst
week As to rccolpts there is n gain over
Monday of Inst week of nbout COO head The
month of December starts out with prices 20c
lower than the first of November
Sticop
There were two double decks of western
sheep on the market which sold at ( 3.80.
Receipt * .
Cattle 1,700
Hogs . - . 3,000
Shocp , , 541
rrcvnllliiB Prices
The following Is a tnblo ot prices paid In
this market for the grudas ot stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1000 ibs..54.10 @ 4 B0
Good steers , 1250 to 143J lbs . . .1.00 04.10
Good steers 1050 to 13J0 lbs . . 3.23 ftil.UO
Common 1000 to 1150 lb steers 3.0J ( S3 25
Western steers , 2.40 @ 'S.5 : !
Common dinners 1.00 ( (0.50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.30 ( jftl fcO
Fair to good eows 1.80.00 (
Goon to cholco cows 2.00 ( $2.50
Choice to fancy corn-tod cows 2.50 ( tfl'J.OO
Fair to good bulls 1.50 ( $2,10
Light stockerB und feeders . . . 2.00 ( $2.0 ( !
Feeders , 950 to 1100 lbs 2.20 < < $3 00
Fair to cholco light hogs 3.55 0(3.115
Fair to cholco heavy hogs 3 50 © 3.57i \
Fair to choici mixed hogs 3.55 0JM.57H
Common to rough hogs 3.25 r < g3.40
Kcprodo.itattvo a 1I01.
STEEIIJ
No Av Pr No Av Pr
1 1302 $3 50 20 1218 $3 45
40 USS 3 05 40 1270 3 00
22 1130 3 05 23 1330 3 00
41 1311 3 05 IS 1324 3 70
39 1225 3 10 20 1185 3 75
02 1240 3 10 75 1202 3 75
19 10S3 3 25 20 1210 4 00
COWS
2 10(15 ( 125 3 1150 190
3 10CO 130 23 1000 3 00
1 1050 150 23 1022 2 05
4 900 105 23 003 3 10
20 991 175 11 1110 2 15
43 992 ISO 10 903 3 20
13 911 185 51 1033 3 20
31 911 185 1 910 2 23
0 1003 185 2 1033 3 25
4 1105 185 8 1074 2 30
2 10J0 190 10 91U 3 45
HULLS
IS 1447 145 2 1G75 3 00
3 1125 1 03 1 1500 2 00
5 1400 175 1 132J 2 25
1 1470 175 1 1000 2 50
1 1070 1 S3
1-BEDEU3.
19 -851 2 20 30 751 2 05
17 1019 2 00 21 945 2 05
19 9J9 3 CO .
CALVES
3 133 3 50 1 210 3 75
STAGS
3 1240 1C0
CANNEB3.
25 1049 1 25
STOCK BUS
20 703 2 33
WHSTEIttf CATTLE
Owner and No , Av Pr
43 steers , Texas , corn-fed. . .1041 $3 20
85 steers , corn-fed 1303 3 70
03 steers , corn-fed 1490 4 00
3 steers , corn-fed. . . . ; ' 1435 3 00
02 steers , corn-fed 1348 3 35
8 steers , Col-Tex 1200 2 00
1 steer , Col-Tex 750 2 00
Lohoar
13 feeders , 935 2 35
Pope
Scanners 772 153
lOOstockers 809 3 25
Gresloy & Hobbins
12 steers , Texans 1077 2 25
40 steers , Texans 1093 3 25
20 steers 1335 3 20
Standard Cattle Co
45 cows , corn-fed . ' . .1050 2 40
110(13.
No Av Sk Pr No Av Sk Pr
115..134 100(3 ' 00 00..333 40 3 53
10..119 3'15 57..294 200 3 53
70..Ki0 100 3 40 54..300 40 3 55
01..299 120 3 60 83..253 3 55
10..290 3 50 09..232 100 3 53
33..340 120 3 50 00..209 120 3 55
00..210 120 3 50 73..273 100 3 55
09. . . .293 80 3 50 03..297 100 3 55
71..210 120 3 50 54..800 3 55
04..311 280 3 52M 50..279 80 3 53
03..238 3 52K 03..233 200 5 55
00..303 200 3 52 > J 54..325 120 3 55
CO..317 80 3 tti % 55..339 80 3 53
45. . . .325 100 3 52K 70..207 120 3 55
51..303 80 3 52 > 03 . . .279 100 3 53
55.329 100 'itiiy 03..287 60 3 55
55.232 100 3 58K 73..230 120 3 55
51. . . .300 SO 3 52j 55..293 100 3 55
55..332 200 3 5'2 > jf 59..233 100 3 53
70..272 210 3fi2IS OS..213 40 3 57K
03..202 120 3 52) ) * 0(1..233 ( 40 3 57K
04..311 80 3 KJi 03..212 100 3 57
57..291 100 3 tiiii , 21..200 3 00
03 . . ,309 2s0 3 52K 00..215 3 00
72..25 ! 200 3 52) ) $ 03..212 3 05
SIILBl > .
No Av Pr
90 Utah owo3 , corn-fed 113 $3 80 •
84 Utah owes , corn-fed 114 3 80 1
Monthly Itopnrr ,
Showing the nfilcialrocclpts nnd shipments 1
of llvo stock during the month of October ,
18S9 , und the number of he.id consumed ut :
South Omaha :
HBCCIITS '
- ? 5 s j i 5 ;
! S 9 5 ? 5T ° -
KAIlllOAIIS go g r I tJ . 2 ,
p. p. 1 p. & •
•
.
0. , MtSt Plty . , . ] , : i" > 6 3.M1 3
O. Ic St J. . Il'y 149 ttami „ IT
Mo lao It'y 010 2,1170 Ilia
IMMl'l' 10,241 17,011 11,051 i
C. AeN W.U'y 4(5 ( fi.um 7
II & 3I. Ity . . . , 7,07u 21ISI'J 1,100 49
C.l.&U.H'y 4,078 912
G „ II 1. & I' . H'r 1M 4.7HB
C.tt.l ) > . , M. .1:0. Ity . . , 7,484 f > , D73
PKM V. It'y 0. < > 25.U * 781 13
Driveuln jW5 731
O rand total 40.751 U7ii : 11.510 089
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nuritoujs g < > gr s ? j
P" P \ F" . f
O..M..V-St. lIt'y , Mrtji ij Ylj 72,1 , . . .
O. * St I , . It'y 427 M
Missouri l'acfile 1,21'i ? 2 U1B lill
Union lMcillo tfinr 31
O..VN.W I.42J , . U1U 1
ll.&M : . . * 21
( . ' . ,11. &Q 3fl'i'J ' 2,2211 7(142 ( l'J4 '
O. , It l.&l' 781 1.4.V.I 1,770 133
( X St R , M. Ac O < ' > t > 7 302 77 , . . .
KK.&M.V 1.3J1I 21
Total shipments - .
Consumed in B.Omaha 22 , 2til 9) ) , 2&'J 2,511 ISO
Grand total . . . . 40wr0i' . > > ( al H.nifl "JEl
Tlio Monthly Itroiml
Showing the number ot cattle , bogs and
sheep purchased by the buyers on this
market during the mouth of November ,
18S9i
CATTLE
Swift and Company 11,575
George II Hammond & Company . , , , 5,799
Aruiour-C.udaby Company 5,470
Omaha Packing Company . . , . . , , , . , . .210
Shippers and fcoders 30,287
Local butchers - 13
Total 41,800
noes
Armour-Cudahy 39,499
muha Packlug Company , .20,400
George H. Hammond & Company , , . , . ,15,303
Swift & Company , 9,003
J. V , Squires & , Company , 5,310
Chicago Packing Company , 1,219
Stockers , , . , , 209
I Total .97,103
SHEtP ] j
Ocorgo II Hammond & Company , 502
Armour-Cudnhy 9SO
NpU Mnrns 2,1S > 8
MW D. . , ij , 353
Hence Packing Company 77
Swift & Company . " l.t 720
\V. Dennis 25
Total j. . . 4,850
l.lv < > Monk Nolo * .
Rlpp & Lamport , of Humphreys , marketed
hogs ' ' • '
J. Palmer had two cars of cattle la from
Ulysses >
E.V. . Van Doron of Trumboll enmo in
with hogs
F. O. Dcnlo of Uortrnnd was on tnnrkot
with hogs
John Lcmko was on the market with cnttlo
from Millard
Sims fi Houghton marketed hogs from
Portsmouth , la
\V. H. Laughlln markotcd two cars of cattle
tlo from Tckomah
Emoly JJrothors were on mnrket with
hogs from Wisncr
Swan OIcsou came in from Bancroft with
thrco cars of cattle
Edward Farloy brought In two cars of
cattle from Bancroft
Leo Pollard nnd James Stone had two cars
ot cows from Nehawka
George L. Smith came In from Ulysses
with four curs of cattle
A. S. Linn , of Linn & Co , Ottawa , In ,
was in with two cars of hogt
\V. S. Wcstfall of O'Brien ' & Wostfnll , was
In with hogs from Atkinson ,
J. D. Parker , a regular Kansas shipper ,
was In from Ludoll with hogs
T. J. Taylor hud four cars of corn-fed
western cattle In from Shclton
L. 11. Southworth came in from Shelton
With two doublcdccks of sheep
G. L. Wiard , ono of the Atkinson ranch
men , was in with two toads of iiogs
The Inspector last month condunincd nine
teen head of lump Jaws , which which wcro
sold tn the Union Rendering company at un
nverago price of $ d.ii3.
With November ended the ofllclal year ot
the Stock Yards comoany The receipts for
the year were ns follows : 407,310 cattle ,
1,200,003 hogs , 159,033 sheep , 7,593 Horses
Cattle exporters must have largo margins
of prollts sometimes , or they could not con
tinue in the business At prcsont they are
losinir10i13 ( per head on American llvo cat
tia sent to London and Liverpool Chicago
Drovers Journal
The following have loft for Chicago to at
tend the convention for the purnoso or or
ganizing a national live stoclc exchange : J.
A , Hake , D. S. Parkburst , Ab Wacconer E.
P. Savage , J. 11. Hlanchard , E. U. " Branch ,
Fred Chittenden , John Boyd , James Elliott
aud George Burke
OMAHA " \VIIOJj13SAIjI2 MARKETS
Groceries , Produce , Fruits , Uio
Eoos Strictly fresh,2l@23e ; coldstorago ,
18c.
18c.Hides.
Hides Pelts , Tallow , Etc Green salted
hides , 4J/o ; No 2 , G , S. Hides , SJ o ; dry flint
hides , 5C G7c ; calf hides , 4 14-4 > Jc ; damaged
hides , 2c less ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25c@
$1.00 ; sheep pelts , dry per lb , 7(313) c ; tnl-
low No 1. 4o ; No 2 , 3@3Wc ; grease , white ,
4@4Jtfc ; yellow , 2Hi3e.
Lemons Fancy , $3.50i57.50 ( ; cholco1.50
@ 5.00.
Cheese Young Americas , fullcrcnm , 13c ;
factory twins , lKSUSj c ; off grades , 7@So ;
Van Rosson Kdom $11.50 per doz ; sap sago ,
23c ; brick , 12 < c ; limburger , lie ; domestic
Swiss , 13@14c
CiusiiEitltlES Capo Cod , $9.03@10.00.
Oiunuks Florida , per box , $3,110(33.50. (
Ducicwiieat Flouu Per bbl , $5.50(30 ( 00.
Arri.cs Per bbl , common , $1.50@2.00 ;
choice , $2.0n@4.00.
Celeiiv Per doz , 3Jc.
Camfoiinia Ghapes $1.50@l,73.
Salsoda % @ } c per lb
Staucii % ( 5c per lb
Stove Poi.isn $2.00i$5.87 per gross
SriCKS Whole , per lb Allspice , 9c ; Cas
sia , China , 9c ; cloves , , "Penang , 23o ; nut
megs , No ) , 73c ; pepper lS@19c.
Ginoeii Jamaica , ' ) pints , $3.00 per doz
MiscbMeat 20-lb cans , 7J c.
Hoxev 10c per lb for choice
PnrsEiivca O' lOc per lb
Jellies \iU \ ° Per b '
Heeswax No 1,10@l9o.
Pnovixioss Hams , No 1. 10-lb average ,
10c ; 20 to 23 lbs , 9 > fc ; 12 to 14 lbs , lOJi'c ;
shoulders , 5 > Jc ; breaitfast bacon , No 1 , 8540 ;
ham sausage , S ) o ; dried beef hams , 7)Jc ;
beef tongues , $0.00 per dozen ; dry salt meats ,
5J ( ( I5Vo ppr lb ; ham roulette , 0 > fu ; add leper
per lb for small lots
A ! ess Pohk Per bbl , $10.50.
Hasanis According to size , per bunch :
$2.OO@3.0O.
Uurrnitixn Tubs , 13c : rolls , 14c
CocotsuT * Per 100 , $5.00.
AlTLli UcTrEii flc .
CiDEH-Bbls , $3.50 ; hf bbls , $3.00.
Maple Suoah 12X@l5o per lb
Faui.vaceocs Goons Harley , 8@3VjO ;
farina , 4Kc ; peas , 3c : oat meal , 2J@j ( ' ;
inaccaronille ; vermicelli , Ho : rlco , ntf ®
7c ; sago and tapioca , 0@7c ; Lima beans ,
5 c.
c.Coffbe
Coffbe Roasted Arbucklo's Arlosa ,
24Xc ; McLaughlin's XXXX,24 c ; German ,
218 ( ! ; Dilworth , 24Kc ; Alaroma , Ue
Cofkee-Greon Fancy old golden Itlo
23o ; fancy old peaberry , 23Xc ; Rio , clioicoto
fancy , 22c ; Rio , prhno , 21c ; Rio , good , 20c ;
Mocha , 29c ; Java , fancy Mandcnllng , 23c ;
Java , good interior , 24c ; African , 21c.
Cxxiyr 9H@is l'or lb
CuocoLvrn ani > Cocoa 31g37o ( per lb ;
German chickory , red , 8c.
Sausahe Hologna , 4J84Jfc ( ; Frankfort , 7c ;
tongue , 8c : summer , Hie ; Headcheese , 0c.
Poultry Cbickons , per doz live hens ,
$2.22 ; spring , $2.50(32.75 ( ; dressed , uor lb,9@
llu ; turkeys , live , 9@12c ; dressed , ll@12e ;
ducks , live , per doz , S3,50@3.00 ; dressed , per
lb , 9@llc ; geese , live , ptr doz , $ S.00@3.00 ;
dressed per lb , 9@llc.
P103 Feet Pickled , kitB , 75c ; splcod pigs
tongues , kits , $3.35 ; pickled tript , kits , 03c :
pickled II 0 trlpo , kits , 85c ; spiced pigs
hocks , kits , $1,15.
Duieii FnuiT Currants , now , Co ; prunes
casks , 1,300 lbs , 14Mc ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
4) < o ; citron peel , drums , 20 lbs , 24c ; lemon
peel , drums , 20 lbs , 20c ; fard dates , boxes , 13
lb3 , 10c ; apricots , cholco evaporated , llu ;
apricots . Jolly , cured , 25 lb boxps , 15S ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes ,
10c ; apricotB , cholco , bags SO lbs , 14) 0 ;
apples , evaporated , Alden , 501b boxes , 9 } o ;
apples , star , 8 0 ; npiiles , fancy , Alden , 5 lb ,
10c : apples , fancy Aldcn 3 lb , lOKu : Salt
Loko , U ) c ; blackberries , evaporated , 50 lb
boxes , 5) ( fl } o ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
14c ; pears , California fancy , , ' < 8 boxes , 25 lb ,
12c ; peaches , Cat No 1 , fancy , ) fsunp bags ,
80 lbs , 15c ; nectarines , red , llu ; nectarines ,
silver boxea , 15u : pitted plums , Cal 25 lbs ,
boxes , 8J0 { | ; raspberries , evap , N. Y. now ,
25o ; prunes , Cal , UC , 90-100 boxes , 23 lbs ,
6 > i 'o ; prunes , Cal , R C0070 , Oo ; orange
peel , 15c ; raisins , California Londons , crop
lsy ) , $2.25 ; raisins , Cal Ioqso muscatels , crop
1889 , $2.10. . Vnlcnclas , 1633. 8K0 ; Valencia * ,
old , 7c ; Cal , aeodless ski , 7fc. !
Laho Tierces Retlifcd , " 5 > 'jc ; pure leaf ,
OKc ; kettle rendered , 7C- Add 0 to JJd for
smaller quantities 4 .
Wool Fine , average , ,22@23o , ; medium ,
average , 21@23c ; quarter blood , avcrugo , 20
@ 21o ; coarse , avorace , J5917c ; cotts nnd
rough , average , 14@Kic. - • '
Fuui Heaver , per 1b ! . J S2.50@4.00 ; otter ,
each , $ . ' 1.00@7.00 ; wolf , each , S0c ( < C$1.25 ;
coon , each , 25@75o ; iniiik , each , 15(3.00c ;
muskrat fall , 5@9o ; skunk , rat , 25rt0lia ( ;
badger , rat , 25ifSOo ( , dccr'sklns , full , per IC ,
18S27o ( ! ; winter , ISSSio1 } ' "
HuTTF.n Creamery , fan 'cy,23025o ; choice ,
20Q3IC Dairy , fancy 10 < 5)18o ) ; cholco 14C 0
15o. Country , raucy , llS15o ( ; good to choice ,
lS@13o ; fair , 10@llo ; infe > ior , 09o.
Pickles Medium poYlibl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins , $7.00 ; C & , U cliow chow ,
qts , $5 85 ; pts , $3.33.
Potatoes 25@30o Tor choice
Onioxs 40@00c for choice
Saueii Kiiaut Ubls , $1.75 ; h'f bbls , $2.85.
SuoAiis Cut loaf , 9o ; cut loaf.cubca , 8Jfo ; 1
standard , powdered , 8Jfo ; XXXXpowdered , '
9e ; granulated , standard , 7 c ; confectioners .
tioners' A , 7 ? ; whlto extra U , 6fo" extra C ,
Nebraska , 0 0 ; amber 0d 'o ; California
goldun O , Oc
Hew ? To.njues Salt , bbls , $20.00 ,
luy-J5.00 ( ) 00. '
Cnor.FEEU-l2.00.
Um f-$10.CO.
Cou.s 20a
Oats-ISc
Veal Choice , medium size , 5@0cj choice 1
heavy , 3@lo.
Lte- $1.75@4.50 per case
Live Pioeoss Per doz , $1.50. .
Game Prairie chlckons , $4.t0 ; mallard
ducks , $3.00@3.50 ; mixed ducks , $ l.5O2.00j !
la , AJt , : ' * B@I - 'BJ Jack snipe * l.Oxai.855 ( quail , I
$1.50(31.75 ( ; lacK rabbits , * 4.00Ql.fA ) ; smull l
rabbits , 11.00 1.80 ; gquirroli , ll.OOQl.W5 ;
plover , 75cKl 00 ; venison saddles , ll < 3t3c ;
carcasses , IVglOc
He ns Cholco hand picked navy , $1.75 ®
1.S0 ; choice hand picked medium , $ l.VVij (
1570 ; choice hand picked country , $1.50 ( < $ l. < Vj ;
cloau country , $1.5Oi1.0 ( ) ; Inferior cout.try ,
$1.00 ( < tl.2. - . .
Nuts-Almonds , 1517c ! ; llrnzils , 12'j 'c ; ill
borts , 12'c ' ; pecans , lie ; walnuts , l'JJ c ; pen
nut cocks , 8) 0 ; roasted , He ; Tenncsco pea
nuts , 7c ,
Wkutiso Pavku Straw , per lb , l' @
2V c ; rag , 2ljo ; mnnllla , 11 , Santfc ; No
1 , 7o ,
HAns Union Squnrc , 35 per cent off list
Salt-Dairy , 250 lbs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , CO , 5s , $2.30 ; best grnde , 100 , 3s ,
$3.40 ; best grade 23 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock salt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; dairy salt , Ashtou , Wl-lb bags ,
S5c ; bulk , 23Mb hues , $3.25 ; common , iu bbls ,
$1.25.
Fi.ouit SUitc , $4.0035.00 ; fancy , $3.00(3 (
5.40.
Fisil-Salt Dried codllsh , 4KG43o ; sealed
herring , 24c per box ; hoi herring , ilnm , , 55c ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , $1,50 ; ho ) , herring
Imp , ' 800 ; mackerel , No 1 shore , $11,50 ;
fancy tnfss $13 50 per luO lbs 1 whlto llsh ,
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $3.75 ; trout , $5.23 ; sal
mon , $3.50 ; anchovies , S5c.
OiLs-Koroseuc P.V „ 9Uc ; W. W. .
llJsc ; headlight , 12c ; gasoliuo..i4o , 12c ; lard
No 1 , 43c.No. ; S , 41c ; salad oil , $1.25iJ9.00
per dozen
liiimltir nnd Hiiilitlnc Mnlorlnl
Stock Hoauds A , 12 inch , s 1 s , 14 nnd 10
foot , $40.00 : U , 12 Inch , s 1 s. 12 , II und 10
feet$11.00 : C , 12 Inch , s I s , 12,14 nnd 10feet ,
t-UOJ ; D , 12 Inch , s Is , 13 , II und 10 feet ,
$23.00 : No 1 com 12 in s 1 . 12 feet , $13.00 ;
No 2 com 12 In , sis , 14 und 10 foot , $17.50(74 (
18.50 ; No loom 12 in , s 1 s , 10 , IS nnd 20
feet , $19.50 ; No 2 com 12 In , s 1 s , 14 and 10
feet , $17.00.
Pol'LAit Lu.MiiEU Clear poplar box bds , %
In , s 2 s , $ . ' 5.00 ; elenr poplar , % panel , $ . ' 10.00 ;
clear pop .nr , % In panel , ? 2"i.l)0 ) ; clear poplar ,
K In panel stock wide , s 2 s$23.00 ; clear pop
lar corrugated colling , J < , $30.00.
Post * White cedar 0 m hnlvcs , 12c ; whlto
ceilnr,5) ) ; ; in liulves and 8 in quarters , lie ;
whlto cedar , 4 In round , IC.i ; Tennessee rod
cedar , split , 10c ; split oak , white , 3c ; suwod
oak , 18c.
Snip Lap No 1 plain , S nnd 18 In , $17.50 :
No 2 plain , S and 10 In , $15.50 ; No 1 , O G ,
$18.00.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIIEH
13 ft 14 ft 10 rt 18 ft 20 ft 22 rt 24 ft
2x1..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 11)00 ) 13 00 HI 00
2x0..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 03 19 00
2x8. . . . 15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 19 00
2x10..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 10 00
2x12. . .15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 IS 00 19 00
4x4Sx8.10 00 10 00 10 00 17 00 17 00 IS 00 10 00
Fnxcixn No 1 , 4 and 0 In , 12 nnd 14 ft ,
rough , $10.00@10 6J ; No 1 , 4 nnd 0 In , 10 ft ,
* l7.00ffl > ir.5l ) ; No 2 , 4 nnd O'ln , 12 and 10 ft ,
S13 50C'l4.00 ; No 2 , 4 and 0 In , 10 ft , $13.00
( TtlOOO
Fi.Nisitijjn 1st nnd 2d clear , IJ4' Inch , s 2 s ,
$19.00(351.00 ( ; 1st nnd 2d clear , V4 and 3 inch ,
s 2 b. $17.0Ortl50.00 : 3d elenr , ljf Inch , s 2 8 ,
$43.00(340.00 ( ; 11 select , ljlj.i ! and 2 Inch , s
2 s , $37.00(333.00 ( ; 1st and 2d clear , 1 Inch , s 2
t > , $45 00 ; 3d clear , 1 inch , a 3 s , $30.00 ; A se
lect , 1 Inch , s 3 s , $34.00 ; B select , 1 inch , s 3
s , $30.00.
SniNOLES Per M XX clear $3.20 ; extra
* A * . $2.80 ; standard A , $2.00 ; 5 Inch clear ,
$1.00@1.700 ; inch clear $1.75(31.S0 ( | ; No 1.
$1.101.15 ( ; clear red cedar , mixed widths ,
from Washington territory , $3.40 ; California
red wood , dimension widths , $4.50 ; cypress ,
elenr heart , dimension widths , $3.23 ; luths ,
$2.50.
HoAlilis No 1 com , sis , 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft ,
S19.00 ; No 2 , do , $10 50 ; No 3 , do , . $11.50 ;
No 4. do , ( ships cull ) , $11.00. Add 50c per
M ft for rough
Battens , Well TuniNo , Pickets O. G ,
BnttB , 1)4 ) inch , 00c : O. G. Butts , 2) ) @ 3 , ss
35c ; 3-in well tubing , D. & M. nnd bcv ,
$2-2.00 ; pickets , D. & II , Hat , $20.00 ; pickets ,
D. & H „ square , $19.00.
Flooiiino-1st com 0-in whlto pine , $34.00 ;
2d com 0-lu white pine , $31.00 ; 3d com OI11
white pine , $20.00 ; D com Oin whlto pine ,
$20.00 ; com4andO-in yellow pine , $15.00 ;
Star 4in yolloiv pine , $17.00 ; 1st imd 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 nnd 0-in , $19.00.
Ceilino ani > Pautition 1st com J/-ln
whlto oiuo partition $32.00 ; 2d com Jr-in
white pine partition $27.00 ; clear % -in yellow
pinocoillng , $20.00 ; clear - ! 8in Nonvay$14.50 ;
2d com iV-in Norway , $13.00.
Lime Bc8t , > 80c.
Cement $1 30.
Plastek $2.23.
Haiji 20c.
Building Biiick Common , $0.0007.30 per
M ; selected , $7.50@9.00 per M ; sewer brick ,
$9.00@10.00 per M.
Sash GO per cent discount
Doous , Blinds and Mouldings 50 and
CO per cent off
Tarred Felt $2.00 per cwt
Stiuw Boaud $1.00 per cwt
G RL LIFE IN PERSIA
Tlio Luxurious Prison Homo of Lit ]
tlo Katlilnieh
Uor eyes uro as bhtck .is aloes ot
course they uro nil black for blue eyes
are considered unlucky in Persia ; nor
skin is 11 rich , warm delicate brown that
overlays the round , plump features ,
tinged with a tint of rose ivhoro the
dimples uro or should bo ; tlio silky hair
that crowns the head of the littlb girl
baby who was born but yesterday in
that quiet dwelling at the foot of Mt
Elboiv is diu'kus thoplunio of thcravon
The Mallah or iiricst has already bcon
to the house , and in the presence of hoc
father lias turned ever the leaves of the
Koran , or Mohametati Scriptures , and
hit on the numo of Fathimch , the
. dimirhtor of Mahomet the Prophet , so
FaMiimoh iato bo the nnino of tlio newborn -
born babe She is a Porsiuu and in
Persia she will live , for it is only with
the special permission of the shah tlint
a Persian woman can live out of her native
tivo laud
While still a child little Fathtmoh
sits in the pnto nnd sometimes plays
with the boys of the neighborhood and
thus , perhaps , forms a passing1 acquain
tance with nor future husband If her
parents were poasanls , she would ac
company thorn to the Holds and aid in
picking the fruit or Klciuiiiifr the har
vest Butns her folks are woll-to-ilo
city folk of some moans , she is soon
taught that her destiny is to be a lifo
almost as 'joeludcd its that of a nunnery
Her days are to bo passed within the
seclusion ot the tuiileroom or woman's
quarter of the house where she resides ,
whether it bo her fathers or her hus
bands aiidcrootn If the former , by tlio
time Futhimoh is nlno years old her
days nro passed tn apartments where
her only society la that of her mother ,
sisters uml brothers and , femulo slaves
of the housoliold
Occasionally other llttlo girls pay
her 11 formal vslt ! , and they pass the
afternoon eating cucumbers and confec
tionary to 11 degree that would speedily
kill oil 1no.1t jiinoi'icmi < : ! rllih-oii. In
Persia those who are unable to bear
such irregular diet die curly ; the sur
vivors becomu so hardened that they
are able to endure anything This is a
simple wuy of avoiding the necessity ot
honvy doctors billswhich is perhaps an
( idvuiitugo in the country where the
physicians are the most barofaccd
quacks
It Fnthlmch'B father hns several
wives , which is greatly to bo feared is
the enso , then she has also her half
brothers und sisters as playmates , and a
merry time they have of it The undo ,
room is entirely separata from Uio rest
of the establishment within nn inclos-
uro of its own , and each wife , with her
family , occupies 11 distinct portion of
the uiidoroom It is built around n
square courtyard surrounded by high
walls so that no ono muy look into it ,
nor is any neighboring house pormittcd
to open into an anderoom court , whether
or from the roof or from windows Nor
nro there any windows in the nndoroom
itself that face the Btreot Thus you
see that the nndoroom and its courtyard
nro entirely shut out from the world ,
liowovor , these quarters nro by no
moans as dreary as 0110 might imagine ,
for tlio tourt is laid out with parterres
llllod with un extraordinary profusion
of llowors , chiolly roses , asters , pinks ,
lavender , oleander and iiiurigolds , It
is densely shaded also with lindens ,
china trees , poplars , piano trees and
pomegranate trees , the latter a most
oxqulsito nildltion to every garden
where \ it grows , with its bright-groon ,
glossy ! loaves , its lovely flainc-colorcd
blossoms nnd rich red globes of fruit
, Hidden in this wealth ot follngo the
biilbul ' or iiightingalu wiirblcrf Us on-
clinntliig ( Htrnins not only during the
still watches of the moonlit night , but
often ( during tlio IiubIi of drowsy sti' r *
inor , day In the center of'tho court
there is alt inimento tank into which
tlio ' water Often runs for hours with n
grateful I liuislo , being afterwards drawn
off < to irrigate tlio gatilnn ltut it Is
norcr I empty , anil around Its brim the
ch 1 luron pn\y , nnd doves alight lo ktrnt
mid 1 coo , while the ducks lloat tm the
surfrcj
. Around the courtyard nro arranged
the various apartments of the amloroon ,
rarely ' 111010 than one story nnd having
a I lint roof ; they are protected from the
suns 1 rays by broad vorautlas supported
by graceful uilhirs , and nnothor tank Is
in the center of lliovcrandn , writes ox-
Mltiistor Itonjnmin in the llaltimoro
News When visitors call , fountains In
the middle of thcbO tanks toss their bil-
vor spray and give a delicious coolness
to thu air
m
Tm ltcnl'H le lo Plcnse
Jewelers Weekly : Customer I nm
zo : Conit tie Necessity and I come to
America to wed /.o Ma'msollo do Sopcr ,
7.0 lloston heiress I have zo desire to
inako Ma'iusullo ono present suitable to
zo occasion of her becoming ze Comtess
do Necessity ,
Jeweler How would yon like a pair
ot scales with a bag of gold in one scoop
and your name iu the otherV
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
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Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank
HOT South llllli Street , - Oiniilia ;
NEBRASKA
national bank
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB
Capitol $100,001)
Surplus Jan 1st , 1SSI ) 2,00)
OFI'ICiil3 and niitr.oroiis :
llHNiir W. Yate * . Preslilont
Lewis S. Hkkd , Vlco I'reildcnt ,
A. E. TOIIZAM.V ,
W. V. Mouse ,
John a. Collins ,
It C. Cosiii.no ,
J. N. II IATIUCK
\V , II S. IliitliiKS , Cashier
THE IRON BANK
Cor IStH nnil Turnnm Sts
A General Hunklng lluaines VransnctoU
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Capital , - $ / 0O,000
Surplus , - 40,000
Odlcersnml Directors 13. M. Morsonittn , fl
M. IlltrhcucK , los OarneauJr , A. Henry , IS
ii AnderMon , VVm 'li.Maul , v nros ; U. II Will
ftlms A. I' . Iloplcltts , pres.1 A. MUlftnL casnlcr ;
K. II llryaut assistant cosliler
OMHA MMCTOM
Boots and Shoos
iai1KEKDALT j6sES t CO ,
Sneceiaort to liecd , Jouoi i Co
Wholesale Manufacturers ofBiots&Stioes
AcenU for Hoston Itubbcr Klina Co , 11(13.1101 ( and 110J
Unrnor Street , Omaha , Nctiraata
Brewers
SlOItZ sTlLEIi ,
Lager Beer Brewers
I.VU Notli Elilitecnth gticct , Omuliii , Nebratks
Co rn I coj
EAGLE CfStNICE WOIUCS ,
Manufacturers ofGalyauizcd Iron Cornice
Window-caps iinilinptullle < ik < rllKht' . John Kpeattor ,
proprietor llW nuil 11J Soutb ICtu ttrect
steam FlttlnBiPump9 n , Etc
OIjARKSI1J.UI 11UATIXO CO ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engto ,
Eteaul , water , rnllnar and nilnlnv luiipllca , etc ,
! BJ , KSi anil Wl Kamam ttreel Omatia
U. S. WIND EXdlXE & PUMP CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Kalllclar win ] mills 013 and ! i Joiips at , , Omaha
O. IVHoss , Acting Manager
lmOWKELL it GO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
Hheot-lrou worlc , 6team pumpa , aaw mills , 121J-1215
Learonttorth street , Oinaha ,
Iron Works
PAXTOX & VIEHLlXOinOX WORKS ,
Wrongnt and Cast Iron BnilfliiiE Work
Knlnc , trasi work , Kcneru ! fouiJry , niaclmie nnd
blacksmlib work Olllco and works U. 1 * . Uj
aud lull aliocl , Omaha , _
OUAUA WIRE & tltOX WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk mill , window minrds flower stands , wire sums
etc \g Norlh ICtb street , Omaha
OMAHA SAVE A IROX WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vanlls , Jail work , Iron shutters und Mr ] nscnpis
tl Apdieciiipropr Cor , tub and Jafcsou tt .
SajshjJDoors , Etc ,
M. A. DlSlUlOivirca , '
Wholesale manufacturers nt
M Doors Blinds and
, , Mouldings
Ilrjucli olllcp 121b and Itnrd streets , Omaha , Neb
VNIOti STOUK 3 * .l/D CO ,
Of South Omaha , Limited
PRINCIPAL-POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1303 FARNAM BTREKT
fisjsiirs , ! ! ! ! 1 ji I , IspiisjIsisiiilptM ir isSfssJsjj
TAPEWORM 5
Willi head or no lea ! no fattlnx required Bond Uo
ktanmlurcircular ] > r II , K y buillti , bD clH-
III 723 Ullintl , St.Lauli.ua ,
OMAHA JOBBERS ' DIRKTORY . ' { '
ARrlculturnl Implonionl8 _ h
l.ixix\ERA MErCAEPCb , ' 18
Agricult'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage ! j-
11u Rk , etc vvliolo3lo , DmaliaNctiratft
mouxe ' mTuwrxtsvoiwTiiv , ud . i
.Manuratturer nnIJoM > er9ln ,
Wagons , Buggies , Rjto , Plows , Etc i 'j
Cor.Pill snciraflneslicetOmaha ,
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ArtlBta' Motorlolo | • '
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A , lioSPE , Jr , • ' ,
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs 1
1511 liouiilaiatreot.Omaha , NobrasXa *
DootBontj SliooB
W. \ MoitSE ACO. . , . , 1
JoDoers or Ms ani Snoot
101,11H liaJlMimU * alroet , Oma a. ManufaotOTT , !
Mnnimer slrcet , r.u-tuc. B .
goal , Coke , Etc | ,
JAMES W , TilAVjifEircOAIj CO , i-
Miners and Shippers of Coal and Cote • {
Hciomat U. S. Nallonal Hank lliill.llnn , Omaha , I
oMa It A CO A1. , CO /r.tT/.trB / uo 11
. Jobhcrs of Hard and Soft Coal f :
WJ Sonlh lllh streetOmnha , Nthranka ' jl ,
XEiniASKA VUEICO , \ \ '
Shippers of Coal and Coke { ,
511 South l.lt'i streetOmnlia , NVbraska [ •
Commlaalon nnd Stqrogo 1
RUWEU , fc rJdUET.L , ' 5
Storage and Commission Merchants , ' !
Bpcclalllea-llnlltr. r-wa. chocio imiiltrr , tam ; .
llll lluwaid streelOmaha Noli '
ClKora . '
EEAX , ARMtrriioxa A CO , ; ,
Wholesale Cigars j ;
lOSNorth Ctli StreetOmaha , Neb Hello H3) , ' jl
Pry Coofj3 and Notlona K ]
M. E. SMITH A CO , 1 ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ' • , |
1102 nd 1101 Douglaa , cor llth street , Oranh a , Neb W
KILPA1 RICK KOClfURyWoODS CO , : f
Importers &Mers iu Dry Good ? , Notions { I
dents'I'nrnlslilnc IJool * . Tomir llth and Harney " 5'
streetsOmahaNelirnsin ; S , 1
Furnlturo " | Ki
DEVE \ Y A STONE , ; | '
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnitiira \h \
Farnam street , Omaha , Nebraska h J
CHARLES SHIVERWK , , | . '
Furniture j B , < ;
Oaiaha , Nebra < kn < Ui
Crqcorlo8. ! >
McCORD , MIADYACO , 1' ,
Wholesale Grocers , If
13th and r.cavenwcrtti tt 'jeti , Oinaha Nebraska
Hardware W
wj imbtiTcu , K
Hrayy Hardware , Iron and * Sled , i
Sprincs , tneon sok ! hiriware lumbir , etc 1201
1211 Harney MreetOruaha
HIMEUA UOH A TA YhOR , *
Builders ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics Tools and Iluralo Pciloj lioi Douglas
street , Omaha , Neb -a
Lumber , Eto
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , * | * I
Wholesale Lumber , Etc \ -
Imported and American Portland Cement Etatt *
agent forMliwnukoo llydinullc Cement
ana ( Julta White Llmo ' ' .
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CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmhor . J
Wood carpels and panjuntlloor' nir 0th an J Douglas V'
atrects , Omaha , Nebraska
OMAHA LUMBER CO ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ' * | .
16th street and Union l'uclno track , Omaha J. .
LOUIS BRADFORD %
Dealer in Lumher , Lain , Lime , Sash \ ; ,
Doors , etc Yards Corner ? th nti.l lonai : OQlca ;
Corner ldtli and UdukIbs J
FRED W. ORA Y , j
Lumher , Lime , Cement , Etc Etc i
CcrnerSth and DouKlas street ) , Omaha ' j
O' . N. D1ETZ , 'J '
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumher 4 il
13lh and California streets , Omaha , Nobrasta I j
Ml 11H nory a ndTNot lon a. J
I. OliEREELDER A CO , A
Importers & Johhers in Millinery & Notions • I
103 , SIO and S1J South Ulu street . " • [
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Notion 9. ; ;
J. T. ROlllNSOX NOTION CO , ' . {
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ' ; ; •
1121 Humor street , Omaha
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Oils • .
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , " I J
Wholesale RcOncd and Luhricating Oils f
Azlo Grilse , etc Omaha A. It IlUhop Manager . }
PLl , , , ? r ' w. t
carpenje r paper co , * .
Wholesale Paper Dealers
Carry a nleo slock of nr'n'lng , nrapplna nnd itrltlnt ' ] iHI
paper fl'eUal attentluu Klven tu card paper ? |
Sa _ feB . to lH
ljjuull
A. L. DEANE A CO . >
Oi'iiorul A Bents for
Halls ' Safes \
lalia K ) South 10th St , Omaha ' .
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Toy8 , Eto , ' (
II HARDY A CO ,
Jobbers of j
Toys , Dolls , Alto , Fancy G03JS , X
House FurnlihlnK floods , Children's Carriages 12M J
lamam streetOmahaNeb -Jj
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CHICAGO SHORT LINE i
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Chicago , Mitwaukeo _ & St Paul Ry ' |
The llcst Itouto from Oinnba and CouucU f I
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TWO TltAINS DAILY BBTtVKKN OMAHA '
AND COUNCIL llMlt'l'S i
Chicago , AND Milwaukee , %
St l'uul , Minneapolis , Cedfir Itapldc , }
Rock Island , Freejiort , Horkford , -f ,
Clinton , Ihiljiique , Davenport , 4 |
Elgin , Madlsuu , Jancsrille , 4
UelulU Winona , fs Crosse , H'
iiSdallotbarliaporlaot points East , Northeast and * -i
bouthuast J ,
For tbrounh tickets eall on the ilakataxf at at las Vil
Jarnam street In Harker moot , or at Unlua 1'aiJfli j
* llit "i
ruilmsnhlesinrsaud the nuait Dining Tarsia Ihi -1
world are run on tha mainline ol tnu Chicago , sllf i
Kkusce A lit I'aul llatllara , , aud erurf attention II "
paid to i . > ais uii rs \ > j tourteous mloro ol Ihi • V
• omusnx 1UMII.I.KK. aeneral Manancr . ,
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j. KTLCKKH As.lttinlUeoeral Uanagar
A. V , II OAllJ'K.NTlflt . , tieueral l'a . nj r ant
Ticket Agent i
O l-O. K. 1IBA VKOB1) . Assistant GsnaraJ rtutaisl J
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