THE OMAHA DAILY BKU , THURSDAY ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
*
TriccB in the Wheat Pit Take a Down
ward Course.
CORN WEAK AND VALUES LOWER.
K 111 I'rnilslon Trnusnctlons
r mid TrnKOB I'nr Apnrt Cnttlo
Tinilo I'lilr Fair Hunlucss
Done In HORS.
CIIICAOO , Mny 14-Fpcclal [ Telegram lo TIIK
HK 1-Tho wheat market was on the down
Rrav again today , us far as prices wore con
cerned. The FOIIIO came win found for tlio
weakness thai existed yesterday. The weather
In the northwest showed gradually In higher
temperature , nnd prospects of much needed
pri-elpllullon , both In rain undmiow , Increased
ciiuli hour. Karly dispatches said the cntlro
country along the "foo" rallioad was stllldry.
I.att-r uiUIces ga\o snowfall and rainfall and
Kdioially cloudy , und thrcatc'jlng weather In
Dakota and Minnesota , Thlscaused u bearish
feeling , because inucli of the bull news on
which prices were pushed up came from that
region. Liverpool was bearish and quoted
fntnii.'S lower. Iho Incicaso on ocean
pass.igo wusglu'n it 120,000 bushels. Itrad-
M lect's llgllres on avallablo Mocks cast of the
Hocklcs showed n , decrease of I.IHH.OOO bushel * .
Tin ) market opened \\lth mui'li noivousm-ss
and llr t prices In July were all the way from
Ullfc toOte , with thn olllrlal opening at Ul c.
' 1 hnprleo wcntiiulcklv to Ul'ic ' , roeoti-red to
IU"ic , dropped to Die , when a gicat batch of
buying eiders ennui on Iho market , nml the
price went up to ill'.c. with some nasty cover
ing. Ia I i-r July sold atlil'ic. ' to fll'ic , toOl',0
iiKiilii befoio I o'clockllllam Voting. * . Co. ,
\\ulker.VCo. , and Aldrlch A. Vnnco weio the
fii'o heller * rarly. llntelilnson sold a llttlo
Wheat openly , hut as on ycsteidiiy , he was the
principal support nf the market , llo had
brokers picking up wheat on oveiy
break nnd ills advices sent out
were bullish. Robert Warren and M. O. Mitch
ell bought heavily on breaks also Sales of
May whe.it weio bolwicn o.i ) ) aiul iMJSc , atxl
June nt HI'ic and ( tt'je. The Alioiit market was
titisottled toward the close. Wheiovi-r July
\in i raldcd-toOl c , a buying wa\n would cairy
the price toOI'iO. The snorts were not Hiiro of
tlu'lr position. Last prices weio : Muy.tn'jc ' ;
.Tune , t ioi July , Ul'Sc ; August. KS'ic ; Septem
ber , BT e. Un thu curb at a0 : ! ! p. m. . July
wheat was nt 111'ic. I'uts on July were at
Who and calls , W.c.
' 1 ho corn market was weak and prices ruled
lower , with but a alight rcrov oiv from the bottom
tom iigurcs at thii close. Moio fa\orahlu tem-
penituio repotted from hectlons where told
weathei wasproxliiK u serious drawback to
the new crop caused t > omo selling. Another
cause ot weakness was found In the action in
whe.t , whleh wasslumpy early. Thcro was
again a notable ab'-eneo of outside business ,
and local tradeis haggled over sm.'ill frac
tional changes aftci the o.uly decline took
place , S.ilos for May weio at 'll'ic , ( ill toIHe ,
closing at 'U'sc ; Jiinu.'MUL' . ( iff toICIlkv : July
Ul\c. toIM'sW-HUc , l < i.II Jjo to tlit'olose ; August
closed at.ll' e and September iitD.'i'jC. '
The oats nun kut was on" u fraction for all
months at thn st.irl and declined > ( o all
around tin ) llrst hour , with a further decline
Mn Miivshuitly befoio the eloso. llntelilnson
bought at Units , hut the easier feeling at the
close was on I'oolo's selling. .May for the day
sold at 27ye , to'.liV. closing atLTe ; JunoaiHc ,
off to 21'ao and closed at L'ii',0. ' July sold at
Sft'u ! ' anil STi'iC , wlthLV- the closing ptlco. May
No " . whlto ranged at SaWJUUc.
The piotlslon market was slow and trades
fat upart 1'ork lecox'iedsomewhatfrom the
eaily weakness , when June sold at &rJM und
July at * 1U MI , and I ho close was at tU'T.'i for
May.JIJ.N ) for Juno and US 111 for July. Laid
closed at "ieover thn opening for Juno at
ffix : > . July at M.IO , and ' eplembcr. afterselllng
ntJiijT'ie.i'lOsedat JfiST ) . bhoitilbs were the
most aetl\o and the closing prices were about
the host for the day at t'i U'for June , J"4'i'j
Cf..V ) for July nnd J.KJ'i for September. The
eaily weakness was In sympathy with the
lowet prleis at tlio yards , caused by the largo
tun of hogs.
VltMC.KlO il STOCK.
OnifAno , May II. [ Special Tolosnini to TUB
IUK.1OATTLR Tr.ulo was fair , but pi Ices foil
l.ick to about Monday's lango. That is , the
advance of lOSljo noted ju toiday was cn-
tlroly lost , yet about evoiythln good or use
ful WHS cold , but the nuiikut closed rather
nonk , nlth thn Rcucrul liuprcsslnn that the
inn fortomoirnw and 1'ildny would bo rather
inoto thiinMiulil bo wanted. The run of Tov-
nns wus llftyonocarOno of thohlaiiKhter-
ITS , lion01 or , owned twenty-six cars out of
the total , ai"l all on s llo s.ilil ab-liiuily prices.
There wn 1i fair dpinain for UH grades of
liutcbci-s' stock , with Itlrja or no chaiiKO
In 'prices. The MocKcr and feeder trade
lias undergone lltllu or no change during the
wei'kso f.u. Cholco to oMra beovt'i , 1)00 < ft. > W ) ;
medium togood stccis , l.lTiO to 1VX ) Ibs , $1.10 ®
500 ; I'.IM to IIM 11)- ) , , iM.'JtxaidO ; KM to 1203 UH ,
M IV SW L' . " > . Slocl.ors and feedi'is steady at $ - ' 70
fftiUO ; cows , bulls aim niUed , H.r > ® . ; bulk ,
tV.W.Tho TCMIH eatllo market was
htc.idv ; ili'frs , ! ) 'iO to 10.V ) Ihs t.lOJJ.jj 750 to
tKX ) Ibs , fs TV2.I U''i ; co B , J.Ol > B210.
lions The ti.irto was i.Klicr slow Too
ninny IIORH In hlght , noaily 8.1,000. A few e.uly
slies were niatlo at strong vosterdaj's prices ,
ln'l nlong betnecu ! ) anil 10 o'clock the market
broku In the middle and pilcus diopped at
both ends , declining a stiong Tic , and at t bo
oxtienu ) close biuers for p ickers were oftor-
Insll.OT ® 1.10 for best inlxctj anil ft.KK3l.t5 for
besthea > j. Light soitst-old att.104 ) lj.
Nr.w YOUK , May II. fSpoclnl Telegram to
TIIK UPB.l STOCKS The advance In the
prices of so many .stocks the last hpur yester
day , when there were so many uneeitalntles
" In the way and posltl\o Inllucnccslnthoshupo
jof tight inonoy and unsettled western rate
troubles , completely upset the trade. The
s tree I was prepared for anything but a bioad
and strong movement. The action did
not eieato enthusiasm In thu bull
ranks. 'Ihey feared being entrapped
by somosharp turn This feeling was Intensi
fied by the deehuatlon of a fen leaders that
them will be a haish awakening among the
linll following. Thn powois at work In the
maiket did not aihertlso their Intentions.
They appear to bo woiklng stocks up In the
fncoof obslaeles. Sentiment was mniesettled
on the bu > Ing side of the miukel this morning
nnd was boon felt In futther advances
The eaily market was unusually aell\o
and decidedly bttong , the ad.uiL'o oscr last
night's figures extending to 'i per cent , gen-
onillj , whllo Atehlson was exceptional with
again of I'l per cent at 4S't. The maiket
fallowed a Miiull fin the ] appieclatlon ami In
many e.isen the opening llguies weio not fuliy
maintained. Among the ai'tl\o shares
/ Atchlsou rose ' ,4 and Kli'hmond X
fWest I'olnt ( , but the remainder only
* Blight fiactlons. Jeisoy t'entral and Delaware -
ware A , lliidson iiihanced shaipl ) , hut mo > u-
ments In tlieso stocks no longer ha\o any
Inllnonco upon the lestof thu list. Thu former
rose Hi anil the lattei 4 percent , lo 174. Sugar
llcllnerles weiooiy netl\o and at
the opening suddenly bhot up to M )
fiom Ml" " i , liul lutlrod to b7 Im
mediately ufler Hnctuatlng In that neigh
borhood. Itk'hmood . .VVest I'olnt , Atclilsou ,
Chicago lias , Uun.idu bouthern.and I'nlon I'a-
clllu and biigar Hellneiles weriMietho featuies
and In thesohtocks thu Hading wasveiy large ,
while the lest of the list were comparatively
ipilet. As thoday aihanced the .strength of
market Increased and included more stuckn In
the upward movement , Jersey Central was up
II points to lVhli Noilbuin I'acllloeommoii and
pieferred made good gains , Atehlson touched ID
mid reacted ' i percent. Uiangci stoeUsmovcd
up uniformly. Union 1'uclilu went to i iij.
Dcliiwuio \ Hudson went to l ? " > , ir ) 5 points up ,
-o vlth Laekiiwanna and Heading linn and high
er , llio advance In stockshecamo Irresistible
later In the day and the volume of business
enormous. ' 1 ho total fcalcsiiguln exceeded half
a million shines at rov'msliuivs. Vandeibllt
and ( iould Mocks weio iiulet , with cieat ac
tivity In tiust htouks , Coal stocks and
liraiiKcrs. Atehlson made a splendid lend
\\lth i"4 net caln at 40' ' , . lluillngton , North
western , and Hock Ulund each made a net
_ gain of "i and St. I'au. and Union I'uelllo each
+ 1 per cent. CliiluiiBO ( las rose to M\ and Sugar
held strong. The suspension of J. 1 , . Heynolds
wan announced.
The following wuio the closing quotations :
vnonvt'K .w.
, May H Whott opened fully lo
lower this mnrnlnz for .Inly on noavy otTnrlnR
by Inrgo houses , which found no takers. \ \ boat
wax \cry fovorlsh nnd during the morning
dropped from lil'iO. ' opening , to Olc. imil from
thoru advanrrd tolU'iu. At il o'clock llio qiio-
tallon was 01 ' e ,
CIIICAUO , Mity II. 1(15 ( p. m. rlosp. Wheat
Stonily ; onsh , oi'Sc ' ; .lunc.irJUc , July. Ol'Jr. .
Corn Kasy ; cash , 3l'io ; June , 3)T ) 'c ; July ,
y ; cash , 27c ; June , 2C'4C ' ; July , 2C < 3.
Kyo ririu ; We.
Harley rirni.
I'rlino Timothy I'asy at $1.57.
I'lnx Kmy ntll.ll.
Whisky ! l 02. .
1'orlc Dull ; cash , 112.75 ; Juno , JI2.65' ' { ! July ,
Inrd-iasy : ; cash , M.2.5 ; June , $030 ; July ,
$0-l7'S.04fl. ' | !
rlour-Unrhnnged ! winter wheat , K.Ooai.75 ;
sprlrnr. JI.30S.52.5 ; rvo , $ . ' .riOa2.TO.
I'rovIsIons-Hhouhlors.MOOiK.lO ; short clear ,
| 5Ma.5.W ; short ribs. J.5iVU.5.IO. , .
lluttcr r.asler ; creaniory , 12 < ai7e ; dairy ,
. .
Chccso Quiet ; full cream chcddnrs ,
do lints , SUttUUc ; fancy Voting Amerlcus , UU ®
lOo.
lOo.Kpgs rirni ; fro h , lll1M2c. } _ . . ,
Illdos-Stcady ; heavy green s.iltod.5U- i o ;
palled hull , 4o ; green sallrd calf , fl'.ic ' ! dry
Hint , r/3 o ; dry salted hides , Go ; dry calf ,
dlWo ; deacons , 20c ench. ,
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 solid pacKcd , 3Vo ;
No. 2 , 3Uo ; cake. 4o. , . , .
Receipts. Slilpm'ls.
Hour . I.i003 2:1.000 :
Wheat . W , < .OiM
Corn . 20'IOW 2l000
Oats . SuS-O-JO 301000
NBW VOIIK , Mny II - Whnat Ilccelpti , ! X,000 )
hnsholx ; exports , 6 . ' ,100 bushels ; spot lower ,
closing steady ; No. 2 led , O7'ic ' In olovator.
IH\ff ( Wo alloat. livi'y'jo f. o. b ; options closed
htoady , lo er ; No.2 red. Slay , closed nt07'io.
Corn -KcrolpK M.'M Imshnls ; exports ,
00,000 bushcM ; spot woil.or ; No 2.
mlved wcstein , , r.\a.r , < , c ; whlto western , 35 ®
4.V ; options higher. May closing nt&'ic.
ColTeo Optlonsclosoilsleadyandunehansod
to 10 ixilntH down. S.ilos , iiww bigs ; May.
$ li.40ffilG.45j ; June , $10 3.V310.40 ; spot IJIo , noml-
Hiigar Unw. spot , dull nnd nominal ; fnlr
running , 4 n-lCc ; centrifugals , 00 tcst,57-loc ;
refined , steady.
Petroleum ITultcd closed for Juno at 8iSc. !
Kggs rirm ; westein , ll'iOl'IVc. '
I'orU-Qulot ; new mess $14.00414 50.
I.ard Actl\o , steady ; western steam , ! fl.f > 0 ;
June. $ ti.r > lasl > od.
Iluttor Slo.idv ; western dairy , 7ffll21ic ;
cieninery , Ii/Tjl7'tO ( ; Klgln , IKilS'ic. '
Ohccso I'h in ; western , nominal.
ST. Louis. Mav II. Wheat-Closed lower ;
cash U8i4cIuly ; , b7' o.
Corn-Hlghcieash.ll' ; ' cJuly,32'c.
Oats I'll m ; cash 2th ; ; July. 2 1' .
I'ork-DulInttMO , ) .
Laid Nominal all 1 10
Whlsky-hteady at $1.02. , ,
Itntter Quiet ; creamery , 12'iffllCc ; dairy ,
MlNNKAi'OMS , May II. Wheat Receipts , 141
cars ; shipments , .Hi cars ; No. I haid and No. 1
northcin weak nnd i.itherdull ; unilcr grades
innged better. Closing ; No. 1 hard , May.
SU'io ' ; Juno. OO'jc : on track , OlffiOl'jc ' ; No. 1
northern , May. K'J'ic ' ; Juno , 1 V ! on Hack ,
IKKii'iO'Jo ' ' ; No 2nortiiein , May , bbo ; June , ! > 7c ;
on track , 858sc.
MH.WAUKPB May II Wheat-Market dull
nnd lower ; No. 2 spring. She ; July , 88'iC.
Corn Scarce ; No. 3 , 35o.
Oals-No.2 while , 81)i420Jc. ) !
Hyo-riim ; No. I. r > J'4'c.
lla i ley-Higher ; No. 8. 15 V ® inc.
I'roxlslons Weak ; pork , $ l..75.
. 14 Wheat Lower ; No 8 ,
cash , 8lJ4o ; May.MVaWiO bid ; No.2 red. cash ,
880 bid ; Aluj.tSc.
Corn-Lovsor ; No. 2 , cash , 28Ue ; May , 28Uo
bid O its Lowci ; No 2 , cash , 27c ; May , sre nsl o < l.
CivriNN\.Ti , May 11 Wheat Nominal ; No.
2 red , We.
Corn Stiong ; No 2ml\cd. : i3l o.
Oats -htiong ; No. 2 ml\ed , 31Cifi'i2o.
WhIsUv-$1.02.
LiMni'oorMay 14 Wheat-Quiet ; holders
ofTei modeiately ; California No. 1 , 7s2'jd ' per
cental.
Corn Kasy nud demand poor ; nen western
mlsed , 3d ( j'4d per cental.
' 8TOVK.
OniCAOO. May II. Oattlo-necolpts , 15500 ;
market 1015o lower ; bce\os , } 5 000.5 : ,0 ;
Btoers , $ .l5'350i ( ! ' ) ; stoekors and feeders , * . ' .70 ®
400 ; cows , hulls and ml\ed , $ l.M < 2J-75 ; To\ns
c.iltlc , $ . ' .OOQ 1.75.
Hogs Uooelpts. 2fiOM ; market ,510c lower ;
mixed , $4.00-24.85 ; he ivy , Sl.Ouai M ; light , $ J.'J5
© 1.20.
Sheep Hecclpts , 0,000 ; market unchanged ;
nathos. $ I.85O.IO : woslorn. $5.000.050 ; TUMIMS ,
* l 005.75 ; lambs , | 5. a7.75.
Sr. Louis. Mny -Oattlo-Kecolpts , 1,000 ;
shipments ? , 500 ; market stiong ; fair to fancy
nntlvo steels , $ .IOO&5.15 ; BtocUur.s and feeders ,
$ . ' .50 ® 1.80.
Hogs Itccolpts , 0,403 ; shipments , none ;
market steady ; heavy. $40 > ttl,10 ; packing ,
glades , $ .1(1034 ( 00 ; light , $ .10031 00.
KANSAS CITY- , May U Oattlo Receipts ,
0,0(10 ( : shipments. lUOO ; market strong ; Moors ,
M7.VJ520 ; cows , $ -.00@N ! ) ) ; btockcrs and fecd-
01 s , . .
HoKh-Kecelpts , l.VWO ; shipments , 1,000 ;
market steady ; all giadea. $ J 80J 05.
Pmux Orrv , May 14. Cattle Hecolpts , 000 ;
shipments , : K > ; host glades notlvo ; butchers1
steeis , $ J.7tXiJI ofl ; stoekors and foodois , J-.25 ®
2 05 ; cows , $1.85ft2.15calcalcs.t200lil50. ; .
Hogs Keeelpts , 1/tJO : maiket lowci at $ J.S5
03IA1I.I 1IVK STOCK.
Cuttle.
Wednesday , Mnr 14.
Kstlmatod iccelpts of cattle , 5.400 , compiled
with 2,127 jcsteiday nnd 2,721 Wednesday of
last week. The lecolpts weio the I.ugest
since heplembei l'i ' , 1&S7 , when 5,802 were 10-
uol\od , and the numhor of nntlxoeattlo 10-
eohed was the Impost In the hlstoiy of
Ihoyaids. During tlio lltst hilt of the week
tlio iccolpts woioi1 ! * ! , ( .ompaicd with 0,5 > 2 foi
the cot responding poilod last week. Owing
tothovery hca\y icculpls bujeis were slow
and caieful about making IiliN , c-onllnlng
theli otlcis to 1111 e.uly oideis The steoi
nnirkot opened \oiy slow and
lower , variously quoted at 15S.5j lower ,
with fmr h lies bolng made , Tlio
receipts of cows weio light comp ued with the
numborof head In the yards , Allthocows
worosold eaily at pilces vni vlngeryllttlo
fiom jesteulaj's tlgnios. Quito a numiioi of
sales woie lepoitod n shade 01 nickel IOMOI ,
but the cow market did not show a quotable
deeline. Itnlls , llko COINS , weiu slower than
yosteidny , but sold lit about btoady [ irlcos ,
rood oii nnd stockois uuiu not \oiy pli'iitlful ,
the domnnd being fully up to the supply , and
pi Ices icmalncd unchanged on a blo , sagging
mm ket.
nstlmated receipts of hogs 2.S00 compared
with lux > yoituiduy nnd \\odnesdnyof
last week. Thoieoelpts for the lust half of
the week nero t'.OT't ' compared with 10,811 for
the conospondln. : period lust week. The mnr-
kot oiiened nbont steady with yes
terdays close , after half the hogs
were sold buyers lowoicd their bids
n nickel and nfloi a few of the least deslrahlo
loads changed hands at the decline , the mni-
ket beenmo lint , with eighteen loads unsold ,
remaining Hat till nfloi midday. In the after
noon noaily all the balance of the hogh
changed hands at ilb > i/-MH ) . The lange of
juices W.IH jlsJiitHVi , The a\oiagu of the
pi Ices was ttM'4 , compaied with WliOjebter-
day and $ J % > 4 Wednesday of Uist week.
The following Is a table of prices paid In
this market for the giadu of stuck mentioned :
I'rlinu steers , 1 m to inoj Ibs . . . .ifloo ffiuo
l.ood steers , l.'iU lo UVJISs UI5 ftltio
lioodsteeis , 10W to 11X ) tta : iu1 GI.M
Common , 1WK ) to 1133 Ibs : ioJ ( t.i.7 >
Common cannow l.X ( ) ntSJJO
Ordiiwiry to fall cows 1 ( ,0 < i Vl3
ralrto good cows uw < ii2u3
lood ! lo choice cows y.73 ( fell , 15
tiholco to fanny COH 2tn fclKO
Pali togooil bulls 1.71 CJUMU
Choice to fancy bulls a.M ! ® .i.Vi
Light htookers and feeders. . .i. . . . ' . ' .5J tt.135
I'eeders.IkVlto liootbs tf.iK ) ® .lio
1'ull toiholco light hogs .IK'S tfcllO
Pair to cholco heiuy hogs : w 1 t U
1'iilr to choice ml\ed hogs U.W tW.UJ
Cost 01"
The following table gives tlio.ivor.i8Q cost
of luusou the dates mentioned , Including the
cost today , as based upon sulod loported :
Date. Price. Date. Pileo.
May 1 MUM , May 2 N Ol > {
May .1 3t > 7'5 May 5 3 IW
May 0 3 IH'4 May 7 3 ! Kli4
May b 3KIMay 1) ) . . * . 3 l)7)J ) )
Mny 10 3i Mayl2 30.1'S '
MuylJ 3 tK ) May 14 3 8SU
Comparatito Tables.
The following l.iblu whorts the range In
prices on hogs during this an < l last week :
1'rloo of
Showlni ? tlio n\ciaso prlcu lulil foi loads of
ioiUjdliiillcatod tu I5 I , bi , ItsS ) uud
Higher * ! nml IioucKl Snlcn of
Today , iY tcn1iy
Hlalifft MM HluliMt Mitt
Lowest , . . : i S3 Ixwi'st. . ! * 3
Stock KrcclptH.
Official o.ittinlay Estimated Todnv.
Puttie loicun , 2.IJ ? fattlo .Tnctirf. iUOO
Hogs. . . CO CUM , 4 , WO Hogs . . . . 4. cars , I'.HX )
Disposition of Stock.
Slinwlnz tlio number or cattle bmjht by
tlio lendliis buyer.on ! today s niurkot.
Fwlfti.ro
flee II Hammond fc Co . -'UU
Armoiir-Cudnhy 1' Co . . . " ' )
Uiimha I'nokliiK Co . . . " 1
l.vo KothM-hlld . 01
llpntOM > t L'tiileruood . . . . . . 1
llcola'i'.V Dciton . * '
I.obnuinn it Tr.ilierman . " > Q
Ciono& Vaiibant . .4. . . . . . I
Other luijeis . .8
lions.
Armnur-Cmlaliy Packing Co . 1.WW
Umalm I'aeklux C'o . l,8"4
Hwlft&Co . UH
( loo. II. Ilaiiniioiul Co . > l > 3
Cmlaliy llrothers . . . OJO
BHFSSGO unEr brunts.
1 PI' ' ) 2 fiO 23 . Kll 3 80 11 1212 4 00
i low : i oo u iou : i M 21 ion 4 ra
i 1000 ; IPJ si liny .tea r.s .1112 401
1 . MO Urt ) 18 GUI JH SO 1100 4 0- >
n . uiJ ; i 10 TS .mi a oo ; a .11111 410
10 un : IT.I 10 tin : i IK ) : ci HIT 4 r >
as . k-.i * : i7" > r. iu-7 : i no a ms j M
i .1000 : i 7" s torn DUO n .1177 4 is
1 I'iJO : t 75 U 10.7 .1 ! W 10 1170 4 20
2 . 010 I ) 71 21 Ktt ! ! l ft ) II 1'ifil 4 : U'i
i 1000 : i 71 21 .ii.w u ir iaii 4 : ci
is out : i7 ; . ai > .io-4 at 2:1 : .r.'a 4 ai
11 1I.VJ ! l N ) lit ) . .1118 400 21 1277 440
20 .1004 bO „
siiippi.vo AXD r.jcpoiiT STHII .
1 1000 II fiO 47 .1327 415 17.1181 440
18 HCI ! l 75 ! I7 I17II 415 M 1141 445
N 1UI3 : i 75 1U lib ! 4 lr > 111 .I-'uJ 4 4' >
10 H 4 II M 20.1VU 420 49 1 8 441
7 10MJ U M 10 I.HII 4 2i ) lit 1 IM 4 M
14 Mil I 00 12 niS 4 21 It ! J4JO 4 .10
8 1070 4 00 82 12711 4 8S 1 MX ) 4 50
18 llbO 4 00 III IJ7S 4 2) 115 VSM 4 M
21 1116 1 00 : iO r.M.1 4 M 17 1.W7 4 CO
11 K'J-S ' I U" 4S 1LNJ 4 IK ) M 14C7 4 W )
40 JiVl 4 15 8. IIJJ 4 M 10. 14,1) ) 4 03
ID. 1151 4 15
COW. " .
I. . 000 200 3 1ICO 80 4 W , 3 15
i. law 2 oo 4. . o-o 8 so : i . ici : i is
! ! . . 8liO 200 17. 1)18 ) 280 1. 8V ) ! ) 20
1 . llsO 8 25 8 120 2 80 0 .1050 3 20
3 UK ) 285 1 1110 SIM ! l . IM 385
1..IUO 28S H HMO 2 IK ) 1 I'M ) ! 1 2.i
3. ftiu 240 3 lira 200 i. . 710 325
0 .1011 8 30 1) ) . 10UI 200 U . UVJ 325
1. . liOO 2 CO . . Nil 2 IK ) 10 1010 3 25
1. . 100 2U3 2.817 205 3 1010 325
5 DIM 270 7 . 051 300 4 .1007 325
1 .1000 270 8 1120 300 23 1000 3 27'5 '
ll..ltxi 270 1 1120 300 1 1200 340
2.10.10 275 2 . 1120 3 00 7 1051 340
8. . 100 275 1 l.HO 305 3 II VI 3M
I . MO 8 75 I'l .1017 3 10 1 .1JSO 3 M )
2. . 010 2 75 2 .1J99 3 10
BTOCKKIIS AM ) lEI.DillS
5 014 3 25 If .702 3 M 40 041 3 55
1 . TW 3 40 85 . 855 3 50 45 4 B 3 00
1. . 710 3 15 8 701 3 W yO . bU8 3 CO
nr.itKns.
2 . 8TO 300 1. . 800 350 1 WO 350
1. 070 385 40.575 340 2d 755 370
2 1300 2 SO 2 14lr. 285 2..7203 400
1 1240 2 85 2 1570 3 33
CALVfcS.
1 150 R 00 1. . 160 5 00 1. . 200 5 40
1. . ISO 3 W
CAN.NHig.
1. . COO 1 09
STAGS.
1..1000 325
STELIIS AXUHKimis.
32 . 708 3 C3
WESTERN'MTri.K.
No . Av. I'r.
2 steers , shipping 1.1)0 1400
31 steels , shipping 110-J 4 75
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Ph. I'r.
o . . . . : in W 75 oo 257 ice $ .187'j
7 : i77 60 3 SO 01 2.17 120 3 87
r , : iis 3 so ri ) . . .270 so 387 > i
o . 24.1 3 so RS . . . . : , o.i 120 3S7U
12. . . .291 3 W G4 21,7 12) 3 87 } ' ,
11. . . .Slil 80 380 07 . . 2V ) 80 3 87'i
12. . . .22.1 llkl'i ' 00 . . . . % 0 21)0 ) 3 87'j !
til . . . . 230 240 3 SI C4 21 r 1JO 3 ! H )
Ki 301 120 38- 07 . . . .Oil IM ) 300
( , ' ) 230 200 3 S3 7 . . . .S\I ICO 3 OJ
70 229 3 85 CS . . . . 28 J 3 1)0 )
11U . . . .S4I7 400 3 S3 bl . . . .INI 3 00
14 . . . .213 3 S3 US VI' SO 3 ! K >
W 2U"i 320 3 S5 f,9 . .278 40 300
IH . . .2S1 80 3 S3 fi ( ] . . .297 31)0
5S . . 274 383 M . . . . ! 20 303
u an so 3S3 co : cw 210 .ico
OS . . . . 25J 80 3 S3 Ki . . . . .23 bO .1 IK )
73 . .221) ) SO 3 S3 09 . . . . 2rj 3 IK )
W 241 120 3 8 > 00 . . 275 40 3 00
OS . . 2-13 IM ) 'la's fi4 . . . .278 IhQ 300
fl . . .211 120 385 dl 314 J20 300
73 , . 251 210 3 S" 54 . . .297 1W ) 3 DO
01 . . .238 240 385 1,1. . . .293 80 300
Mi . . . .218 40 383 74 2JIO ICO 300
57 . . .251 353 OJ . . . .21 , ' ) IbO 300
( j 2S5 40 385 ( VI 251 SO 300
M . 251 40 3 81 Bl . . . 200 1JO 3 00
C1. . 2S7 SO d S3 07 21) 80 300
fit 308 240 385 70 21 ! 300
07 . 200 385 W 2H 3 01
0' ) 211 ! SO 3 85 01 . . . 210 3D"
75 211. 3S7'J Wi 2711 305
30 2'iJ SO 387 } , OJ . . . .278 40 3 OS
Cli . 23 $ 12J 3874 r'l..22i ' ) - 3 W
( ,1 277 200 387'J ' W 21,9 305
C ! ) 2VJ SO 3 S7J5 CO . . .300 305
01) ) . 274 40 3t > 7'5 t8 220 3 03
CO . . . 270 tO 3 "j
Market Mention.
Oattlo off 13230o. Cows unchanged.
Hogs 2u lower , closlngSclowerthtmtlieopcn-
Ing.
Ing.Johu
Johu ICccgausont In acarof hogs fiom Al
bion '
J. T. Mltclicllof llendlcy maikeled tnocnis
of cattle.
II. 1 ; . Messnor brought In a car of cattle fiom
fcoulli Itend.
William Nelllnbof Ansloy had aearofeattlo
on the market.
r , M , Tali man had a car of hogs on the mar
ket fiom AMell.
O. II. llabbltt , otninbbllt & Tlvans , heavy
dealers of > oulh llend , was In with cattle.
Mnlono A Armstiong bad In seven cais of
cattle from I'lekrell and ono from Coitlanil.
O. C. Mooie , u prominent shipper , located at
Mcade , was hero looking after a car of bogs.
Jacob and Walt Vallery and 1) ) . A. Young
were up fiom I'lattsnioulh with a curof cattle
each.
M. Alilo and A. II. Hiiiailno , two well known
cattlemen of Council lllulls , la. , were at the
yaids.
John Domingo , of Domingo llios. , Weeping
Watoi , came In with a eat of ho s of theli uwn
feeding.
Alen A. Hlugstad had thieo ears of cattle
down from railb.iull , Mlnu. Mr. Alen came
with the stock.
lluniphioys A , Aimst rong linil seven caisof
cattloon the in ijkel. live fiom Cedar Kaplds
and oneoieh fiom I'ullciton and Oenoi ,
K. H D.iyw.isln fiom Weeping Water with
a ear each of lie s ande ittle. Among the cattle
tlo weio two \eiy line bulls that lopued the
market at $100.
Among yestoidav's shlnmonts weio Ilia fol
lowing by Lohm.iu A , Ti.iuoiman : M. Gold-
Kmllb , OaUOIIII , N J. , ten eats ; city Diossod
lleett'o. , Jersey City , hl-coaisi N. Iteinsteln ,
lliooljyn , thion cais > ; H. S Tiaiietman A , llio. ,
Kast l.lbeitv , I'a , one cm. The tioldsmlth
cattle are fort > \poit acioss the water ,
fis a Union 1'nelllo tuilnwas backing Into
the yaids the head ear lumped the tiack and
tlveotheis followed , The train came to a
standstill bcfoio the cars were tinned o\er ,
but they were left standing In a i.ill fence
tliupo across the track , The stock was not In-
Jnnd but the track was badly demoralized.
I'rom a statement ptcp.iied by the Block
Yaids company , showing the receipts of slock
for the past lixo months as eompaied with the
same time last year It iHhhown that theio has
been a gain In cattle of 39 per cent ; In hogs 0
0-10 per eent. Taking the lecelpts all to otiiei
there has bton a gain of 20 7-10 per cent. This
Is ceitalnl > > eiy cneouiaclng for the well
wishers of this maikot.
OM.tHA U'llOfjKS.ilsE MAItKKTS.
Produce.
I'lSH I'rcsh fiozen whlto trout , plko nnd
plukeiel , per 11) , 7oi stuigeon , 7e.
lliut.s , I'fcLTH AND Ti.t.ow Oieon salted
lildrst MWUt'l dry salted hides , 5Q7cs tliy
Hint lihlos , tliftSuj calf hlilos , 4'QnV5u. Dam
aged hides8u loss , bheep pelts , gieen , each ,
50oul.25 , theoi | polls , diy , per Ib , oio | : tal
low , No. 1. U'lWjyo ' : No.2. _ aua.1'.ci ' giouso ,
white,3'ta4p ( ; yolluw,2'ii.lo. ( (
llt.A'.s Hand picked navy , Il.coai.75 ; hand
picked navy , medium , Il.5oai.o0j hand pluki-d
country , tl.mllM ; good clean , (1.23&1 40.
APPI.K lluvrfcH 1'ur Ib , Cftho.
WoorKino unvsushcd , lKt\6a \ ; modlum un
washed , IN JK * ! coarse unwashed , IMtLV.
nntH-lloa\or , nerlb , J8.5Jttl.00 , each ,
700i otter , each , UOOiiT Wj wolf , each , f >
cooneach , 4J ( l5c ; iulnkcachriOiiVJoi : , muskrat -
rat , fall , Siil-Vj muskrat , w Intel , JWU.Vij
hknnk , 2.5d40ci bidgoi , 40t&ll,00 ! dt'ei skins ,
per Ib , 2 d-)0oi doer bklns , winter , porlb , 12 ®
82c.
82c.HONKV JOftllo per Ib ! strained. Oo.
OIUMU.SI'cr box , Mcdlterranoan swents ,
$ I.SO ; California fancy nuvali. ( SflOttSTSi los
AngelcHllbO ; fancy Duiirto boedllngs , $1.20 ;
In ll\o box lots , I5o per box less.
I'lHU U'1'i.M 1'er doz. J.50aJ M.
briKwiiHiiiiKH-I'nr case , choice shipping
btock , tl.WtH.Mgood , (1 ( WM W.
CniKK-l'urbbl , rolliivtl.ta&UiliaU bhl , J3M ;
hard cldtfr. pure , per bbl , $ .500oranRo ; clUur ,
hnlf hbls. I7.00 | puaruldor. half bbls , (7.00.
.MINCB JlKAT > ' > aV ( ) per Ib.
lKMo > 8-IVr box , Messina faucv , 145033001
strictly choice , H 25QI 'M.
HAN N \ -I'er bunoh , tl,2-V33 00.
llUTTLii Crouiaery , fancy iclls , prints , 21 ®
22ui creamery , fancy , tolld packed , 20
croninery. choice , Jfp.lOo./ftilry , fnnoy rolls
nnd print * . 10JI7oi ilnlry. H\\tt \ \ solid pncUod ,
ir lik' ! dairy , oholcc. 14 i. i country roll ,
fancy. IWIlct choice , 10 Mlcj country roll.
good , WIIMJ country roll , fair , Sitocj poor
block. Sft-V.
Knn lit ! per doz for strUjly fresh ! stnto
stock notKilc.iblc.
IINKs-guotixtlonsnro ( ( ffir dells ory In Chi
cago. ) Dry buffalo , per ton , ilOwaMOO ! dry
country , bleached. lloowHOO ! dry country ,
damp and nipaty , KOOHJIO U ) .
VMIBTAIIMM old Swcei pntntoe , fancy ,
MuteatlniMicrbbl. JlOtf ! onions , evirn fancy ,
I4.W ) ; onions , fair , fiftOi rntabiigas. * J.oos cnr-
rol . J2.00 ! pnisiilp . J4uid ! bci > t . l.H j horso-
rndlsh root" , per bbl , . .Vpur ) 11) , 7os celery
roots , per bhl , * UX > ; per dot , uc ; horsoradlsh ,
per dor. pints , $1.2.5.
I'HMKUVIirtiSo per Ib.
. . - Ib.
UllRssrit VKtr , t'holce medium ,
light , .VrlCc : heavy. 4IW < ; .
APi'r.M-l'orbhl.fienlloin.VxtOj Willow Twig
} joe ; lien Davis ! l.75 ; Uomanltc , { 1.50.
ll > " * rrtliJl tt * n u * JJv *
Coco \ NUTfor hundred. $ ) of ) .
I'irKt.K3--Mrdluiii. per bbl , f , V ) ; small. J1.50 ;
gherkins. } * .500. | & If. ehow chow , ills , t3 83 ;
pints , J.K13.
I'OTvroM-l'or bit. fati"y , K)3M.)9i ) fair to
good , 20 t 3j.
I'our.Titv Per do ? , choice hens , $1233,1.50 !
choice , mixed , floitfll.25 ! roosters. $ J.30ft2.75 !
Hiirlng chickens , MOOtSI.OO , according to size ;
mo tinkeifl , pcrlb.oaiOc. *
Groceries.
SuonCut loaf. 7Vc ; cut loaf eube * . 7ci ! {
standard , imwdercd , "S'iv \\\X , powdered ,
7icj granulated , standard , li'icj confecllon-
rrs , A.fi\e ; whlto o\tra , S'.ei exti.i C , Neu , ,
R'Jej amber , 5'ii' .
Con-tin Ito.isted Arbuckle's Ailosa , 23So :
Mcl.aughlln's XXXX , 23'ic : Oerman. S ' o !
lllworth.23 ) < ie : Alaroma , 2'i , ej bulk , 25c.
Conhfr-ari-on Kiincy old golden Klo , 27cj
fancy old pc.iborry.S7o : Klo , cholco to fancy ,
2IJ4o ; Ute , prime , sw ; Hlo. good,22'Jc ; Santos
and common Klo , li'IUMo ; Mocha , .Wo : Java ,
gcniilno O. O. , 28c ; Java , good Infeilor , 25c ;
Arrlunn.SJlic.
ritisCKOtrs Oonns llarley.IUW'Je ; farina ,
fie ; pcas,3o : oatmeal. ljfc.k' ( ; macaroni , I0o ;
\eiinkelll , lOu ; rice , 40 ! i. , si'o ( and tapioca ,
07c ; lima beans,0V.
Oii.s-K'eroocne-l' . W. , imjc ; W. W. . l.Tos
headlight , 1.11C ; gasoline , U'e ; salad oil , K.OJ ®
O.H ( ) pei doLlnsoed Kaw olu ; boiled , 03e.
MKATS-Hams , No. 1 , 10 Ib iu cr.ige , I0o ; 10 to
22 Ibs , D'ie ' ; 12 to 14 Ibs , lO'.e ; shoulders , fie ;
breakfast bacon , No. 1. Be ; ham sausage , 80 ;
dilcdhtcf lianiH. tiUQr' c , beef tongues.flOJ
pei dodry ; s'llt meats. S' 'p ' e per Ib ; ham
roulette , 0jc ! ; boneless ham , 7l c ; pIcnluliHin ,
7o.
7o.JMHD Tierces , 5'ic ' ; RO Ib cans , fiSo ; fO 11) )
cans , OiRlbcnns ; , fl' ' c ; .lib cans , 040 * ; kettle
lendeied , Ic peril ) advance.
CANMIII MK\TS 1II ) lunch tongue , 82.75 ; 2 Ib
lunch tongue. $1 75 ; 1 Ib corned beef , $1.20 ; 2 Ib
chipped beef , $ . ' .01 ; 1 II ) completed ham , Sl.iri.
KDPU llasls Manilla rope , 15c ; sls-il Ue ) ,
12' ' jc ; cotton lope , ICe ; new process , S'Sc.
COTTON TWINK Illbb iciv lino. 3 or 4 ply ,
28o ; line , 20o ; Daisy , I8c ; candle wlck,22o.
Ot.ivi.s-Quarts , per doz. , $ J 7.1 ; pints per doz. ,
JJ.2S ; bulk , per gal. , 05c.
Vi.Nfovu UOgr. elder , lOo ; good , 12c ; whlto
wine , 15 ; fancy fruit. Sc.
SrovK I'oUrtit JJ.OOTW 87 per gross.
lUos Am. , per 100 , $17.00 ; l.cwlstou , per 100 ,
$17.00.
Mors ES Bills. N. O. fancy , per gal. , fi > ffi
57e ; choice , 45l7c ; good. ! KKiil'o ; Cuba baking ,
8 SJIJc ; black Miap.SoaSJc.
WIIAPPISO I'Ai't.u Straw , per Ib , I i321c } ;
rng , 2-5o ! ; Manilla 11,5 ® % ; No 1 , 7c.
H t s Union Hiiuaro , Wit 15 iier cent olV list.
S > Ai/r I.ilrv.28Jlbs In bill , bulk , J.MO ; best
grade , CO , 5s , } . ' .30 ; best grade , 100 , 3s , $ . ' .40 ; best
giado , 23 , IDs , J2.20 : rock salt , crushed , $1.80 ;
common , bbls. $1.25.
Sou's U.istllc , mottled , per Ib , SftlOe ; do ,
white , per 11) ) . 14c.
HnooMS 1'ailor. 5 tlo100 ; 4 tie , $ . ' .75 ; 3 tic ,
$ J.25 ; stables. t..So ; common , $1,5001.75.
CoroA y II ) tin , 40o per Ib.
( inocorArE22)5oporlb ) ; German ehlcorj- ,
led , S'Je. '
H uboilJbls , lJc ; granulated , 2o ; kegs ,
boDV I'lcgs , COlbs tobox.M S'ic.
NUTS Almonds , 15c ; llrarlls , Ue ; lllhoits , lie ;
pecans , lie : walnuts. U'ic ' ; peanut cockb , 80 ;
toasted , lie ; Tennessee pcanuN , 7c.
Dnuos ( Giocers ) I'ei ll > - llorn12c ; cop
peras , 2'Se ; Ha > leaves , llu ; lue , ICe ; epsom
salts. 4o ; glauber salts , .lo ; sulphur. 2'Jc ' ; uluo
vltrol.llo ; iitiini , 4c ; tartarle acid , 42c ; resin , 2u.
CIII.CSK Full cic mi twins , Uo : full cream
Ohio Swiss , ltiofull ; cream Wisconsin Swiss ,
14lRc ; full c-ieam brick , lie ; full cicani llm-
buigoi hwlss , l.io ; fancy fehehojgan b. . 10'ac.
t'\NNhii ( ioons I'mits , California standard
bi.inds , 2Vi-lb , per dor Anrlcoti , $1.7001.85 ;
apilcot.s , ilo fi ult , $1.50 ; u'.illons , $4 "VO ; blauk-
boiiles , SJ.25 ; oherilos , bl ielc , $ - ' OOJl..25 ; cher
ries , while. $2.25fi-.5J ; grapes $1 HVBil.sO ; pears ,
Haitlctt , $2.1txa8.2.5 ; peaches , yelloy , i.MOfl8.25 !
poaches , lemon ellng..40 ; plums , egg , tl.lAJt
1.80 ; plums , golden diop , 41 80 ; plums , gieen
gages , $1 UK ) 1.80 ; peaolms , with pits In , $ ! . ( * ;
cnirants , W30 : goosobenles , Ji.2,5 ; quinces ,
W.10 ; raspberries , $ J.80 ; sttawberrlL's. JJ/iO ;
iieachcs , . ) - ! ! ) eastern standards , $1.85 ; 3-lb pie ,
SI.100 ; Ib pie , $ . ' .05 ; gallons pie , $ .100 ; apples ,
high standatds , $ J.75 ; 2-lb gooseberries , ixic ;
2ID sti.iwboitlos. OOA'XJo ; 2-lb iiTspbcirleb ,
$1.00 ; l-lli blncbotrlLS.SOSOJo ; 2-lb blaoLboi i los ,
C5S75c ; 2-lb strawbeirles , pieserved , $1.80 ; 2-lb
raspborn los , pie oi > cd , Sl.sO ; 2-lb blackberries ,
preserved. $ I.2J ; pineapples , llahama chopped ,
$200 ; 2-lb Hahama grated , $ , ' .75 ; 2-lb llahama
sliced , $ . ' .W ; 2-11) btundard sliced , $ I,25SI.50 ;
cherries , 2-lb iod , llaltlmoro , SSttOjo ; po ars
2-lh , $1.30.
VLGBTAHM.S Tomatoes 3-lh o\tra , $ l.on , 3-
11) ) standard wcstein bi.inds , 00'no ' ; pallons ,
strictly btandaid , i-MK ) . Coin l'Ine-t grown ,
$1.00 ; Klltedgcd sug.it coin , very line , $1 " 1 ;
choice 2-lb sugar coin. $120 ; "Mb mtrawestein
brands , 75e$1.00 ; 2-lh standard woitom
brands , GO TOc. Mushrooms I-lb rrcnch , ex
tra line , 2.(85u ( ; 1-lb 1'jench. line , ISQ22c ; 1-lb
I'lench , ordinary , lV31Sc. ( 1'eas Ties , ilne.per
e.in,25o ; dcml line , per can , lilo ; 2-lb sifted ,
II.W ; 2-lbcaily Juno , $1.35 1.3.5 ; 2-lb Mairow ,
standard biands , Jl 10 ; 2 Ib soaked , 57e. Htilng
beans 2-lb high giade , Kefugeo , 85o ; 2-lh Ool-
don wabeans. . 7V ; 2-lb suing beans , 70c.
l.lma Ileaiib 2lboalcd , We. Itoston It iki d
Ileans 1-lb I.ovds , $1 IM ; Crown bland. 11.50.
hwect Potatoes ,1-lh Now Jeisuy , $1,00. I'nmp-
klns 3-lh , $1.10. Oki.i and tomatoes , $1.0J ;
okra , $1.U ) ; succottioh , $1,20.
1'isil Codllsh , extra IJcorjes , now , 5c ; grand
bank , now,5c : sil\cr,2-lb blocks , ( < ' ( . ; snow
white. 2-lb hik'ks , now 8 0 ; Turkey cod. 1 11,10
middles. In loks.Ue ; , now whlto ct.itos , l.-Slb
boves , VJ4'o ; Iceland halibut , lie ; medium
scaled hoirlngTic ; No 1 scaled hoi ring , 2.V ;
domostlo .Holland herring , 55c ; Hambuig
Hpiced hcrilng , il.V ) ; Itiisshin saidlnes , 75u ;
Russian saidlnes plain.ru. . " , Imiioited Holland
herring , crown biand , bOc ; .do fancy milkers ,
We ; mackerel , No. 1 shore , half bbls $ HHO ;
bloaters , half bbls , $18 00 ; whlto fish , half hbls ,
17.00 ; tiont , half bbN , $550 ; family whlto 1Kb ,
$ ! , ( ) ; s ilnion , TS W ; 1-lb nmckciul ( heiilng ) ,
81.0oiil.il ) ; 1-lh Hunan baddies , , $1.75 ; 1-lb lob
sters , $ . ' . 1VJ . " . ' 5 ; 1-lb Alaska salmon , Aleut ,
tl.W ) : 2-lhoysteis , 10 oz , S1R5 ; 1-lb ojsters , 5
07 , $1.15 ; 8-lb selects , U o ? , $ , ' . .15 ; l-lhelnms. Ht-
tlo necks , f | . as i 2-lhelnms , ntllo nocks , $ , ' 00 ;
it-lb s u dines , Imported , per case. 100s , $1500 ®
8(1.00lb ( ; Imported boneless b.irdlnes 2ou ; U-
Ihsaidlnos , Ameilean , per case. 10.1s , Trench
style , Sl.5iJM.00lb ; saidlnes. Ameilean , pel
ease , 100s , I'loncli style1 , $7 50S 00 ; ' 4-lh sar
dines , mustard , pel case , 50s , $ J754.00 ; 1m-
poi ted key sai dims J1IOO.
DnihD KHUIT - - Cuuants , now , C'j7'jc ' ;
prunes , casks. 1..00 Ibs , t > 5i3ii' o ; piunis , bbl
or bags , U ® 7Uc ; cltion jieol , diiiius , 20 Ibs ,
82e ; lemon pool , ( Hums , 20e ; furd < lntCh , boxes ,
12 Ibs , He ; apilcots , chnlco o\aiorated ] , 15c ;
apricots , Jelly-cured , 25 Ib boxes , I8c ; apricots ,
fancy , 25 Ib boxes , 10o ; apples , oholco ox.ipoi-
nted , ll'ici apples , iirlmo now , lOc ; tigs , la > or ,
10 percent taio , 13'jc ' ; In sacks , 7c ; I'oihlan
dates , 7c ; bait I. ako apples , 5 ; blackbeirlei ,
o\apoiated,50 II ) boxes , 5Uc ; oherilcs , iilttod ,
dry euieil , l.lc ; peaehep ued , fanoj , lt20e ;
cholco , 10e ; halt Ij.ike , He ; pitted plums , Cal. ,
1 11) boxes , 8'tWJ'jo ; rasphoiilos. OMiporated ,
N Y. . now , 3leji ; ) unos , 1 { . C. , 00-70 , loaiS c ;
orange pool , ! > ; raisins , California , l.onilon
oiop Is'K ) , $ , ' ,40 ; Cal , loose mnsuatolH , cio ] > IblX ) ,
$ . ' .10 ; Valonclas , | b > s , 7" o ; Vulunulus , now , Do ;
Cal. scedlcbs , sks , 8c , Ondnia , liij or , now , llo ;
diled giapcs , 5c ; prnnolleb , now , llu.
Motuls.
HI.OCK Tl.v Small pig , 2 o per Ib ; barSOo per
Ib.
Ib.Coppun
Coppun I'lanlshod bollor sizes , T3o per Ib ;
cold tolled , "so pet Ib. sheathing , 87o pel Ib ;
pllts and Halts , 2o perlb.
OAI.VAM/ED biiufcr fudv DUo't 50-10 per
cent , put. plan. lion , No * . 2Jia.7 , A , Wio ; 11 ,
Ui'ie. .
JtooKi.vo Charcoal , 1. 0. , ' 11x20 , 112 , J5.75 ; I.
' !
SiiKUTlno.s-No,2fl , UG5 ; No. 27 , U75 ,
Soi.nuiI415o. .
TIN I'JATK-I. C. , 10\II,2T15 , K.25 ; I. X. , 10x14 ,
22.5.11.00.
Tl. > 1'fATK-Coko- . 225 , JJ.S5.
BrpKr. NAII.S Ilaso23. .
STKKJ. WIIIK NAILS lluse , U 65.
WineJap , barb , $ J 00 ; gab. , $4.15.
Quinine , per 07 , PA. W , 49 ; Oorinan , 40c , In
digo , per Ib , We ; Inseot powder , 40o ; opium ,
$ .105 ; morphine per oz , $310 ; hops , per Ib , 30u ;
trlycerlno , 2loi duxtrlnp , 12o ; outtlubone , 35o ;
cream tiirtur , UHIO , ! i5ai Commorcliil , IHC ; cam
phor , u.'o ; am. curl ) , He ; blue vitriol , 7'Jc.
Aelds-Oarhollo , 40lJo ; eltrlo. 4517o ; tar-
tarlo , 37 < ffrJOoi milphurlo. per Ib , 3o. Oils
Hporm $1.10 ; whale , OHcj oustnr , $1 85 ; ncats
foot , 5ITiHOu ; turpentine , Mo ; Tonka beans ,
fl.7.vai.UO ; balsam tolu. , laioo ; calomel , 05 ®
U7o : canthaiadlos , * l..K > iil.35 ; oassla buds , 8046
22c ; ohloioform , aiit5lo ; orgot. 4752ci gum
aiahlVLVVStKio ; glycorlue , 22-ft.Mo ; lycopodluiij ,
J-'aiOoj motuury , bio.
_
Unlquo Ainorlonn Coin Collection.
Loi-iiiff G. Parmiiloo , tlio nuinlsmtitlst
of Boston , untl u fonnor rosldont of Wil
mington , Vt. , IIUB sold hlb vuluublo autl
uulquo collection of American coin to
Now York persons , Hays the Springfield
Ropublleau. The collection comjH'lfaoa
about three thousand plecos , many of
which are uncirculated , and it Is thought
the most valuable single collection of
United States coinage in the world , and
Ib valued at $75,000. Mr. Purmaleo has
been about twenty years securing this
' collodion , which inchulos the two 18(11 (
1 dollar , for which ho paid $7 * 0 , though It
as since nearly doubled in value , and tv
pcclmon of every goKT coin from 1705
down to the present date , the best as
sortment known , Some of the rare
pieces of colonial coinage in thin cabinet
are valued as high as 81,000 each. An
unsuccessful effort wrts made to secure
these coins for the government , it being
iv moro nearly complete collodion even
than the ono In the Philadelphia mint.
It'JUNTKKA' Jt'.i t'lUXd l\TiilKSTS
ACoiiflidcratilo Incrcnse In tie ) Wook's
Over Ijast Year.
O. , May II , [ Special Tele
gram to Tin ; UKI : . ] Tomorrow's Price Cur
rent will say : The week's picking la the
west lias boon 2 $ . " ' . '
> ,000 hogs , iiguliist ( Vi.OOO
rorthoproccdlUR wcekniul 8.V,000 ) lust year.
The total front March 1 Is " ,315,000 , tHfA\wt \
1Q9. > ,000 last year , nil Increase of 10 per cent.
Lending points compare as follows :
A itnnu
The AVoiIiIlnji "f > i l nvoi'lto In a
.Munich Ta\ci'ii.
Tlio crowds nt the ttiblos in n Munich
beer pardon may tuiiuso you , and they
certainly arc i'ntorcstinjji but what u
study ai'o the bcor niadulions , or wait-
rossesl There arc none at the brnuhaus
I mean none connccled witli the brow-
cry proper but they swarm the court
yard from the restaurants nearby , and
pick up lots of trade for their establish
ments in the way of lunches , for only
beer is sold at the Ilofbrauhaus.
It was only yestorduy that whllo at a
beer garden I witnessed a most peculiar
ceremony , writes a correspondent of the
1'ittsburff Bulletin. Ono of the boor
girls had married a butcher. All the
old girls had clubbed together and were
giving their late companion and follow-
waitress a treat. The lumpy brldo and
groom were toasted and feasted , and at
the end all the other waiters and walt-
rest-es walked forth in procession before
the joyous pair , bearing their wedding
presents ; and what a lot they gave the
lucky girl lamps , shawls , glassware ,
clothing and kmclc-knacks.
That the bride \\as appreciated I do
not doubt , for I noticed tlio proprietor
of the garden impress a kiss on her fair
cheek just as she was about to depart.
The sight was so affecting that I did
not stop to see if ho continued it among
the thirty-nino others loft in his fccrvico.
Through coaches Pullman palace
hlcopers , dining cars , free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Kock Island route. Tick
et olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnatn.
Murcfrrcd His I'resct cr.
In " 'Twist Old Times and Now , "
Baron do Malortio describes a re-
anarkablo incident which occurred dur
ing Maximilian's unfortunate reign in
Mexico. During n hasty retreat the
horse of Lope/ , ono of Maximilian's
ollicers , was killed , and ho found him
self on the ground helpless and at the
mercy of the pur-niers , says the Man
chester Times. Seeing his captain in
this sad plight , an Indian ( not Mexican ,
for the Mexicans all p'issed him in wild
haste , wilhought talcing notice of his
piteous appeal ) stopped his horse and
told him to jump up behind an invita
tion ho had not to renew a second time ,
for with the agility of a cat Lopaz took
his seat behind the Indian , and using
four spurs instead of two they soon re
joined the others. But the double load
\vas almost top much for the little beast
and after a time it slackened its pace
and threatened to break down. Sojing
that the pursuers were g.iining ground
Lope/ coolly drew his revolver , and
treacherously , from behind , blowing out
the brains of the bravo fellow to whom
ho owed , if not his life , at any rate his
liberty , ho throw him down and con-
tinuei\ \ alone his wild retreat.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syiup for Chll-
tltcn Teething gives qulot helpful rest. 5
cents a bottle.
Do You Know a Ooml Cljj.ar ?
Ono great trouble is that so many
smokers do not know what they want ,
says the Piltsburg Dispatch. They ask
for Havana , eigarrf , and declare that they
want them , but as a fact thcro tire many
of them that do not want anything of
tlio kind. I was in a store the other day
when a well-known man came in and
asked for a box of line havana cigars ,
paj ing price was no object so long as ho
wa& suited. The dealer showed him
Ilnvanas at 25 cents e.ich and lo cents
each ; Sumatra and Havana at 10 cents
each , and finally a good Ilavada filler ,
with a * Connecticut wrapper. Thib
suited him , ho paid twice its value and
was content. If the ordinary price had
been iihKed of him ho would have de
clared them poor , and the dealer had no
line stock on hand. This is an absolute
fact , the mnn wanted a sweet , mild
emoke , and ho got it and was suited.
Change of life , baukaclio , monthly Inogn
Inrlttos , hot Hushes nro cured by Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Fi co samples nt ICuhn & Co. , 16tu
nnd Douglus.
The Fi-l lil Itostonlan.
It would bo pleasant if Boston men dis-
phijeda trillo moro cordiality to each
other when the moot in society , says the
Boston Saturday Evening Gtuetto. It is
only to apt to bo the case that Intimate
friends will meet in a drawing-room with
hardly a nod of recognition. So intent
are the men on making a good impres
sion on the hostess or any other woman
who may bo present that they ignore ,
perhaps uneonciously , their male friends.
If they knew how ill-bred such conduct
appears to strangers , they would try to
reform it. There IH every reason why
men who move in the same circle and
moot each other constantly should greet
each other with civility in society. Even
when there may bo enmity between
them , a nod and a decent recognition
tire demanded by the usage of polite
life. To caitHO a seono or to allow the
hostess to feel that there Is anything un
comfortable in the air is a breach of good
breeding ,
_ _
Po/zonl's Complexion Powder produces a
soft nnd beautiful skin ; It combines every
clement of beauty and purity ,
NO ItOVAIj ItOAl ) .
IjcnruliiK Gun lie Acquired Only
Through I'atlont Illlorl.
The following Is taken from Dopow's
"After-Dinner Speeches" just published
by Cassoll & Co. :
'
'There ia no royal road to learning ; ap
plication , work , continuity and enthusi
asm uro its conditions. It IB true , the
dead languages are not In daily use in
tlio Vulpit , the forum , or business ; that
science , history , philosophy , belles lot-
tres do not of themselves euro boula or
patients , win causes or coin money. It
is true that modern languages with their
o.xhiuiHtloss stores of priceless learning
claim equal regard and study. But those
bettor and moro safely nnvlgato the
stream who know it from source to delta ,
and whose visions are not bounded by the
territory w here they ply thuir trudo ,
The languages not only give grace nnd
nccurnoy to the o.xpnwion of thoughts ,
open the treasure hniieo of know ledge ,
furnish the weapons to overcome error
nnd prejudice , but through them.
Wilkinson wrote the lives of Pha
raohs who had been forgotten before
history was born , and Laytml Hawlln-
con , nnd others Imvo dug from undertho
Tower of Babel and deciphered the li
brary of Nebuchndnux'/tir , and by Its les-
tlmony overthrown Iho speculations of
Infidelity , corroborated the bible , nnd
buttressed the faith of Christendom
Science hamnado plain the fiou'ots of
animate and inanimate nature , and phi
losophy has mapped the mind. Compan
ionship nnd familiarity with the worth
ies , the thoughts , the achievements , and
the discoveries of other times so Inllu-
cnco elmraclor , so enlarge the Intellect ,
so increase thu ability to grasp and sift
nnd llnd the truth , that ono so privi
leged is promoted In his vocation from a
soldier to a knight ; his work is not
labor , but love ; and whllo ho adorns and
honors his specialty , his manhood adds
to the value and Inllucnco of his clti/en-
ship. A\'o tire Iho heirs of all the accu
mulations of the past , but wo cannot
prove our title and secure our Inherit
ance by the degree of the surrogate or
the award of courts of p'rolute ; It comes
only through the honest acquisition of a
liberal education.
Pears' Is the best nnd purest soap ever
made.
The I'rosldcntVt I'lcturcH.
President Harrison has a particular
aversion to having his photograph taken
or his portrait drawn , WI.VH a Washing
ton correspondent of the Now York
Tribune. A number of elTorls have been
made to persuade him to sit for a picture
amid the surroundings in which ho is
daily found in the white house , but they
have proved of no avail , lie sat for t-omo
pictures to the regular Washington
photographers when ho came hero llrst ,
but lately ho has refused to give any sit
tings. Postmaster ( JonoralVanamakor \
is equally averse to being photographed.
I bellovo no had a photograph taken ju t
before ho came to Washington , but it was
the lirst In many yearn , and lie has re
fused steadfastly to sit to the local pho
tographers since his induction Into olllco.
The other members of the cabinet are
not EO backward about having greatness
thrust upon them.
SCHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN ,
Provisions and Stocks.
Basement First National Bank ,
3OS South 13th Stt'ect , Omaha.
RflTLWflYiMEGRRD
l.cnita C'UU'AliO. iroilf.l.N'liloN' Ay I Arrl\cJ
Omaha IK'pot luth and Mn _ on street' , | ( l.niilin.
4 SO p ni . . . . Clilcauo H"vnrc t 8 ' 's a in
! ' 45 a m . CliknKO llxprt'si I , .11 p in
PIS p m Chlcaco ! i t ) a in
UnO p ml ( own I nml e\rf > pt Mindi ) 11. ) n in
Lcuen lllUUi.l.NVlO.N' X MO lll\ lilt I Arrives
Oiiinlm I Depot 10th nnd Mu on Mreet * [ Oinalii.
1005 a n7 . . . .Donvur D 7F Hxpren . 405 p in
1005 uiii . Demir l.xpri'tt . . h H ] i in
C40 u in jIemi'r MKlil < 3xprr i _ JJJ3 n m
Leaven I RTT " 5 r J .x C Ti i ArrrVej *
Omnhn | Depot 10li ! nml Allison streeti | Oantia
n as Ctly Day Kipr ss .1 l 3 , " p in
_ 945 _ p nijKC yylit H j > _ lHUl' _ _ Trails Jjl 4i ajn
1 Olllt AO , II 1 , "i'ACliIC" | Arrives
_ Ouialn % | U. I' depot , lOtli nml Mnrcy frti OtiiHha
6 15 p ml Nlxlit I2xprois . . . . lUiriTTm
915nm . . . .Atlintlc ixpie i . . . I , SO p m
J IS p miL . uye' < tlbiiU ) Limited . : ID 4,5 a m
Leaves | linCA(5'5'5.Tnrll\\irerifffs ! ) fArrlvei
Oniahn. | U 1' . depot. Kith nnd Mnrcy St | Omaha.
915 a in Chlcnuo Kxpross , ( ! 20 p ra
4 SO p m .Vc.itlbulo Limited ' .150 a ra
C IS p m ( Lr. 01. Hit ) Mull ( Ar ex .Mini ) 7 W n ra
Ji3) ji in Kastern Mycr 245 p ra
TS vcj icillUAiltT .MiTTTS hi' F.\iJI , ( "ArnVos
Jimjia | U I * depot , luth and Marcr M.S I Onnlia.
915 n ml .Chicago Mnlfcxeept ( bunduy ) b Oj p in
600 p m ( hlcngo Kxpross 'I 45 a m
B.10 p m | . Clilnijjo ixjn : < " " < 2 TO ji in
"Leaves f OMAIIAT HT I.Ol'l
Omaha | U I * depot , 10th and Mnrty St < OlIlllllB
i-l l.uiili Cnnnnn Hull \ll \ V ) p in
7'u7oTTJTnoT7rrrrv'A i-xt n re [ Arrives
Um.ilm In 1' depot , llllli nn.I . .Many His I Omnba _
7 1 i a nil blnnx City rasBCtirfer
015 p m | , Mt I'nul KjPJ
Omnlm Depot 15tli nml \ \ cl U'r an.
aiit I.hiilliM
Leases I MlbSObHI 1'Al'll 1C I Arrives
Omaha I Depot I5tli and Wclmtor hts. | Hmnlia
Vyii n in ] Tbt Lmils C K C hxprcss I 4 65 p ra
U 15 p ml Bt Louis jtjc C Kxpipss J fl IU a reUNION
UNION 1'AC1HC SUI1UHIIAN 'rit.iTNS
Thco trains HIM ) stop at 13th , nth , SOth nnd 54th
ntrects , EiinnnlL and t-avldKO CroiBlnic , * Worklng-
inen'a trains do not run biinday
Leaves CHICAGO , II I A 1'AC'IFIC I Arrives
'frnnsfer Union lnpnt , Couni II HlulTa I'l ransfcr
C a p ml N'lxlit KxprtM II n ia
0 0 n ui Atlautlo rxpnaa 6 55 p in
600 p mj Venlllmlo I.finlted . . . 10 10 n in
Leaven ICltlCAf.O A NOttTH\\ TKHN Arrives
Trainferl Union Depot , Council Illuili
1)40 ) a m ChlCKRO Kxpre i I , ( o ji m
600 p lu Vumlbula Limited
1000 p M KHHtorn M ) r 2 00 p m
JU ) pm _ Atlantic Mall _ . . . . . 7' ) ft ra
.euvea ICHirTStTt ) , llTfr"'h1r * l'AlI )
TraiiBforl Union Depot , Council Illult ! I'l rnmfer
9 ! tO r m ClilcnKo Mall li'in'i'i ' bundny ) A 10 p m
6.HJ p m . . .Chlenifo Kxprei 9 IS a m
10 U ) i , in Ctileatfo lOxpre n. . i HO p m
Teavu.T - K CTS'I1 JOH * C ll Arrives
Traijiilprl _ Union DeiMit Conndl llliUTi _ Train fer
"
r6"07 u ml Kansas City Day Kxpfi7 iou p in
U)2ipinl ) _ K n as fit/ Night iJO n m
"Loavoi'T t > 5fAflA A ST T.O'I | ' . I Arrives
Traii fcryn | lonDepol _ Counell HIiilTa. ITrnnsfcr
4 15 p in ] . ft Liml' Canon Hall | 17 IS p m
leaves | CinrA,0. litmiVN "A. OflXCV ' Arrives"
TruiiBfefl Union Depot , CoiintU llhtflii I'lrnlnfur
9 40 n in Dilcaiin Kxprex . . . . i ; ,10pm
1000 p m Cliliacn Ktpresi . . , 88) ) um
LW p m Chlia o haul Mull . . ti 10 p m
JJO jim , Lrunton Ixiral . . . II 'JO a m
"Leaves fArrTvos
Traunfur Union IH'inil , Ciiiinrll lllulfi I'lranifer
7 45 u in . Hloux"C'lt Arrommuilatlou i B in
160 p m HI I'.v.il Kipreii . . I 9 p ra
MIPBOUUI 1'ACIFJO HiniUIUIAN TIIAIN9
NEBRASKA
National Bank
0. B. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA , NED.
- $ Aooooa
Surplus Jnn. 1st , 180O , - O7.000
OBctni und IlrfdorIlf nryf
I > * wliH llfed , Tlf8d-o ldenli JnrnnV
T-Morio , JohnS IVilllUM II C Cuihlngj J. N. It
w. It H llu li * , rhl r.
'TMIil IRON BA.N1C.
Corner ISIh nnd Knrnnm Streets
A Oenrrnt Unnlln" n
BUKHBOISShVAlNT&CO.
, . ,
London , England.
ADOLl'lI BOISSHVAIN & CO.
Amstordnni , Hollnnd.
Bankers.
Duy nnd tdl Amerlran ner urlllrs on coronililoo on
Ixinclon nnd on nil Contlncntnl mnrketa
Negotiation ! of new limns n ipivlnlty
"
GOMMBliOIAlA
National Bank'
Capital , - $400,000
Surplus , 40.OOO
Officer * nn,1 , Director' K M Mornrnun , O M.
Hitchcock , .iD'opli Onrnrnu , ,1r , A llpnrjr K M ,
Amtpr'on , Wllllnm ( I Mnul , vlc > < iireslilent I , II ,
Wllllniui , A I * llopkliu. iiroM.lfill A .Mllllntd ,
cit'lilcr : III llrjnnl , nrnMnnt rn lilvr
Omaha ManUfactiJrBrs ,
HootM anil ShocN.
KIKKENDALL , JONES fc CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots KSliocs
ur IloMon llutibor Shoo Co , 110 ? 1101 nnd 110 *
llnriu'r Street , Omnlm , Nub
llrcucrn.
STOHZ ft ILER ,
Lager llccr llrcwcrs ,
1MI Ncrth 18th Stiool , Onmtm .Vch
Cornloe.
EAGLE COHNICE WOKKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window cap * niul melallciikyllcliH Jolm Kpi'iutor ,
proprietor IOJan.1 IIP Houtli IQtli > treet.
ArtlHtH1 MatcrinlA.
A. II03PK , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1513 Donitlaa Street , Umalia , Neb
ConI , Cuke , Kto.
OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
8 1C Cur ICth mill Doiitlm Streets , Omnlm , Neb.
NEBRASKA' L co ,
Shippers of Coal and CoKc ,
211 South lltti.reel , Omnlm , Neb
DEAN , ARMSTRONG & CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
403 N lltli&trcrl "Hollo" ' 1133
Dry < 7ooiln niul Notions.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
Corner lllh nnd Howard Streets
KILPATRICIif-KOCH DllYlsOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Gents'I urnlalilnKioflil9 Corner IHH uuil llnruojr
blreetn , Omilm Neb
Furniture.
DEWEV & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
frnrnnm Street , Omnlm , Nebrnska.
OHARLKS SHIVERICK ,
Furnitiiic.
Onmlm , Nebraska.
Groceries.
McCORD , BRADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13th nnl , I.cn enworlh Btrecu , Onmhn , Ncbrn kn.
Jjiiinhcr , ftc. !
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc ,
Imported nnd American I'ortlind Cement HtaU
nuuntfor Mllvniiiltvo Hyilrnullo Cuuieut , uuil
CJulncy Wlilto Lima.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood carpets nnd inrquot HunrliiK Oth and DouglM
btrcoti , Omnlm , .Nubrnnka
. GliEY ,
Lumber , Lime , Ccnicfii , Etc. , Etc.
Corner 9th nnl Douulm btrcetn , Omnlm
JMIIlliu'ry nnd NotlnnB.
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
203 , 210 nnd 212 South llth f trcct.
Notions :
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1124 llnrncy Mriet , Omaha
OilR.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle creane , etc , Oiualia A II ll'iliopMiuiak't'r. . t
Pnjicr.
f
CAUPENTEK PAPEU CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry n nice atock of printing , wrapphiK and writing
paper. Special attention Klven to card paper
Snfos , Klo.
A. L. DEANE & CO. ,
General AKontn for
' Halls' ' Safes ,
Kl nnd 523 boutu 10th Bt. Oman * .
. . 1
Toyn , ICto.
II. IIAUDY Ac CO. ,
Jobbers of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
Ilouto 1-urnlnlilnK ( ! ooil , Clilhlrcn'n CarrUeea ISM
trarnnui atrcct , Uinulia , Neb
3
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ilnlllday wind mills 918 nml ! ifl Joncn it , Ornntia.
( i F Hum , Acting Mnnai ( r.
Iron WorkH.
PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Worlf ,
Entires , bran work , generul foundry , mntliluoand
bUck uiHli work onico and worki , U 1 *
lly nnd 17th atrcet , Omaha
OMAHA SAFE A : IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Ilurglar Proof Safes ,
Vault * , Jnll work , Iron ihuttori and lira eica
U Androen .prop'r Cur lull uudJackujn bt >
Doiu-H , Klo ,
M. A. DlSUItOW tc CO. ,
Wliolcialo manufacturura of
Sasli , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Drauch onicc , 12th anil Itard atrceta , Omaliii It t > .
Qo utli Qma.li i <
' *
UNION STOCK YAflDS CO , ,
South Omaha , Limited ,
GILBERT BROTHERS ,
Taxidermists
fipecliueni can to lent M feiy b
mill. . tnuj Ivr vrlcu. tii A )
1Ctli Utrstt , Oa.ib . * J