Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMLAHA. DA1LT BEE : WEDCSESDA.'Y , 8BPTE3DBEE 24 , 1890.
HIE SPECULATIVE MEETS.
Wheat Under Bearish Influences and De
pressed to the Gloss.
CORN HEAVY AND TRADE CONSERVATIVE ,
A Spurt In Grits Which II < 1 Not
t I'rovlslntis Follow tlio
COIITHO of Cereals
Ijlrc Block.
CHICAGO , Sept. 13. LFDeclnlTelrjramtoTnK
Hr.r.,1 DIP wheat marlct was licld up for ft
vlillo cnrly by Influences which did not
last , nnd bt-foro 1 o'clock the market , was very
heavy at a dec-line of Ic from the parly price. ,
Karly cables were firm. Dunn Ac Co. had bill-
IMi advices from Paris aliotit the poor quality
f wheat nnd Dnnubtun Import * . Itocclpts In
tlio northwest were quite moilorato Minne
apolis 248 cars ; Uulutli,24. > cars. Thcra was
a small decrease on occin passaso of 203.000
IjuMicK Trade sol the Impression that Hutchinson -
inson was tlepresMng the market to buy with
Rood advantage. IVItli those conditions De
cember wheat opened at fl.01 ? and sold at
tl.Ol ? * and tip to ll.02' ( . Slay solil nt tl.OOX
nnd up to ? 1.W5 . . lluylng was led by Mitchell ,
Logan & Co. , Dunham .t Co.and llutchlnson
on thcQtilut. OllTord and Ilrosscau led the
fpllln ? , but trade wns bearish nnd
they kept on selling. Tlic weak-
In silver was used as a bear
Excellent weather for threshln ?
nnd mowing Rraln was another. Light clcnr-
nnces-lti.OOO bushels from No\f Vork , nnil
none from Baltimore , was anotlicr. This was
followed about noon by dispatches saying that
Iho Increased movement of ulio.it to the mar
kets In the northwest was sure to comoat
once. This encouraged selling by shorts nnd
brought out sonic long wheat. The market in
creased In activity us prices began sliding
down. After best prices veto reached early
thcro was n slight decline to tl.Ol ? * for Decem
ber and tl.OC'i for May. From these prices de
cline was Mow until after midday , when prices
went olT sharply to tl.WH for December nnd
II.05U for May. It was reported that the Eng
lish visible supply showed an Increase of over
3UO,000 bushels. The stock In private eleva
tors In Minneapolis was Riven nt 000.000
bushels against 70.000 bushels ft week ago.
Tlie market was downward nt 1 o'clock and
the wheat market was depressed to ttio very
last. The prleo or December was forced
ilowntft 81.00if , closing at Jl.ODiJ.or 1V0 under
lust night ; Scplrnibr-rKiVc. and elf to 07o at
the rlo o ; May closed at J1.K5. Advices from
the northwest continued bearish. A great
deal of Ions wheat , was sola out.
Corn trade had lit tin frcr.li Informal Ion to
work on , nml.thoiiiarket was In noson o very
Important * There was u showing of strength
carl v , but It win principally on the bidding
nnd buying of the brokers of ono big operator.
Trices stnrtcd about steady and were ad-
vnncccl the first hour just He ; October from
IK'S to 4s.c ; May frwinWUOJOKo
tbe tot ) price , There wan n gradual decline
later In the ilay and at 1 o'clock October was
nt 4Uc und May at 60Uc , or a fraction under
tlio close yesterday. Iho bearish feeling was
Increased In all pits toward the close and corn
was heavy on very line maturing weather and
became there was no bull news at
hand , Trade was conservative nnd sold
lo be on tlio safe side. Shipments
uerc less than usual at 1KKK ) ( ) bushels and
charters \\ero but lfCi.000 today. IJccelpts'OO
ear" ! , anil for tomorrow JM ears. 01110 ten
boat loads wore reported taken for cvportat
New Vork. Evport cleuranccs. however , were
veiy small. After the early support of Ilutch-
hiMtn was removed prices went down to the
close , The bottom prlco for MHV was M'ic ;
closln ? . ro'jc : hcptciiibir and October were
quoted toRcthorat 4bc ! December , 47f/c.
The oat-s market started out as If the prlco
was RoliiR toO'Jc , The ( advance lasted about
an hour und n mounted to about ! 4'c all around.
Huptcmlicrnnd October sold at lA'io and upto
30'4c. May4Iiu ! to 41 ? 'c to 4' c , No ono In
partlciilarnnpeared to bo putting the prlco
up and yet two niarlcct was strons unto the
best figures. The market begun. UeellnlnK before -
fore noon and was easier at the c\oo \ with
other cereaU. Early futures fold back to
Uhjfc for September and : wio for October , ana
Mr.y ( .cttlca back to 4lic ! , where It started.
The provision tnarKct was nooxcvntlonon
tlio Hour tudnv. It was firm nnflsteriJy early ,
but weakened and cloed at tlio lowest prices
of the day ntfjulto sharp declines all around
on thoMjlllnKoulof long stuff. The feature
of curly dealing was heavy selling of short
rlbK by a broker who later cavn up the name
of Dunham & Co. Tlieso ribs wcro bought sev
eral weeks ago at higher prices. There are
various surmises as to whousu house they held
them for. Armour & Go. sold short ribs nnd
IIiitcMn'-on was a seller ofjiork. and lard
rarly. , Slnper sold May pork. Scalpers bought
for tlir.c , but prices yielded later. There was
poor support for anything after the first half
hour. Tliedc-cllno for the day for January
products was 7io ! In lard and ribs nnd about
Uc In mess pork. ltlbssolilnt.T-i.M ; ( ; lard.
K1.5T'iQG.r'iO ; pork , IlLT. ] ! . * , closing at
( or other months are given be-
low.
CJHCAKO LIl'E STOCK.
CniCAao , Sept. 21 tSoectal Tolcjram to
TIIK HEC.l-OArri.E-Iluslne.s3 fairly active
and prices K shade firmer all along the line.
A couple of cars of big , fat rolled-Angus
steers told nt 13-10 , and anything at all Rood
lolcl stronger. Tcsans and rangers sold
iilslicr , but thcro was little or no change In
values on cow ? , heifers and common native
stock , which are selling at about the lowest
prices for the year. Two car loads of 1,000-
pound rolled-Angus stncn sold up toto.30 , the
top price * for the day. Other prlmo natives ,
15.0065.10 : gooil to choice , II.C034.05 ; common
and medium. fr.'l. ? . > ( i4.W , and one lot ot Texas
stecri at 12.00 ; range steers , K.'Z < $ M.1S.
lions Dcnmiul moro active than yesterday ,
anil the general market was in better Miapu
for sale-smfn , vlth prime heavy and butcher
wclghtir telling about f > o higher , while packIng -
Ing and common stock sold about
the ame. s jTitcnlar. Common packers sold
nt W.lW < a4.10 : fair to peed , t .ir > ® 4.2J : prlrno
heavy and butelit-r wolghts. fUUgM.GO a few
at W.70 ; lights sorts , JI.GIX3I.75.
, NEW YORK , Sopt. 53. [ Special Telesram to
THEIlEn.l-SrocKS It looks aslf commission
IMK.eshnd called tlio turn on the stock mar
ket this morning. Tlio opening was a sort of
hopeless ono for bull ! and holders of standard
stocks. Not only were prices generally lower ,
but n further decline sot In at once. Dears
sold all stocks which wore not positively
strong , ana London was a free seller of St.
Paul und Northern 1'aclflo preferred. Bur
lington was not attacked much , for trade be
lieved Cammack cot In a lot of his
BlioitQstock yesterday and I.was ready
to take moro today on any
Hock Inland toM ) > , .St. Taul l > ( V > i4- . and others
In proportion to pressure. All this time com-
mbslon houses were quietly buvlng and pre
dicting agood rullv before the day was ended.
llofor ' noon their belief was pretty well Justi
fied. Chicago Uas was up to 44 , SucarUiVS'J.
Vnndcrbllttt iJ to 1 per cent up from early
aclilo preferred up 1 per
, [ ton to l v ; , Uock Island to
biy , t. Paul to CC > 4 , .Missouri 1'acltlo to'O.V ,
and Lackawitnnu to HI'4 . It was orally of ii
to 'Uvercont all round In the liour to lu
o'cUn-k. The pressure against St , 1'aul stock
continued late. In tbo day , but the decline was
not In proportion to the offerings. The clo o
was at ? * loss after heavy belling , especially
Ixinrton. i-upixirt In the rvslot the market
wnseixjd. Sugarchtecd with 1 > gain.Northern
1'aelfle preferred closed with : i net gain of > i.
and Atchtsou closed steady. Ilurllnctoii was
uptoUT at onotlmoand closed at Wi. Uock
Island wa a leader in strengthaniongweslorn
i anil clotod atSI , or lli up for the day.
nerocnt.
1'iiiuB MEIKHNTILE I'AIT.H OJtTH percent.
h-TKiu.isc KxciUNQEQuict and heavy ;
Utr-day bllli.H.Ki ; tltmaud , M.bl ) ( .
Shares.
YORK. Sept. S3. [ Special Telegram to
TucJlKit , ] The ( ollowlDjarethemtnlns stock
quotations !
Allot . Hi r ledoolUI. 11 ITi
Iio < ll . . 110 DeatlwooaT. , , . , . . . IU
Commonwealth , . . . . ill ) KnrekaOon 4UI
1K > I Monte. . . . „ . 1UD llitoi KorcroK. . . , ' 'SO
Carry. . . . . . M ) llornSllier SJO
N , Hell * l.le 1UJ
Meilcmn . . . . . . 113 Ontario I1U )
N CUUlDlODWClttb Ti Occldenui. . . , IM
Opblr . . . . . . . . M ) rirmomb..M ra
Sierra Neradt JTi
JIAltKEIS.
CniCAflO. Sept 2X-1:1J p. m. clo o Wheat
Weak ! _ cash , l Tc December ,
.
Oorn-Stcadjr ! cnh and October , 4Sc |
Mar. SOUc.
Oats-Ea j ! ca h anil October , 38io |
Mny. - l'jc.
Moss I'ork-HlonajT ! casli , I9.63 s Janu
ary. tlUV llATSi
Card-Steady ; cash , JU2VJt January , M.50 ®
C.M4.
Short Ulbi Strarty ; caih , t3M ; October ,
| .Vr."i ; January , ! VJl-jP.T5. (
Ilye-Xo. 2 , easy at Glc.
Ilnrler No. 2. noinlnulatTSc.
Klax Sr-nd-No. 1. nrrn at t I.M.
1'rlnie Timothy SeeJ-Easy at tl.SS
lluttcr Steady.
. .
U'hiiky St.lX
I'lour Stead v anil 11 nohancfd ! winter ulieaL
JAIVMJ ! ) ; spring wheat , Si.f ) 5.3 ! rjc J3.00
G-l-Vl.
Hulk MenH-SliouldoM. M.T : > a3K : hort
clear. M.Kva.V70 ; r-liort rlb . V. ' . ' Q3J. .
Iluttcr Urnior : creamery , Ij 'nc ! dairy , H
.
Clicc p Quiet ; full cream chcdilnri S'i < i5
6'ic ' : Hats , s'fftn'dyounz ' Americas , 0i8105ic. !
Kaes-ririnjf re < li , ICiittlfic.
Illtlet KaMur ; heavy Rrccn silted , Cijc
light green salted , OMc : preen. f > 'Jc ' : salted
bull hldc . SB } green salted calf , MtS'iC ! dry
flint , fiStic ; dry calf. bDc : deacons , each. 5c.
Tallow Steady ! No. 1 , 4Jici No.2 , 4ci cake.
4ic. !
Receipts. Shipments.
riotlr.bbls lilOO r > .OOO
\Vhflit.bu W.OOO 28.OOO
Corn , bit 'l 7.0O3 10J.OOO
Oats , lu 112,000 E.'te.OiXI
Nr.vrVonu. Pept. 53-Whcat Hecelpt',400
bushels ; slilpmcnts , 49,400 ; si > ot lower ; No. !
led. 11.01 In elevator ; SMuU afloat ) tl.02i
01.04'i f. o. U. : options advanced 'gcon de
crease In amount on passagetand Hutclilnson
buying , declined laiVic.elosc.l weak on largo
Increase In English visible supply. No. 2 red ,
September closing at Jl.oiJi.
Corn Hoci'lpts , CWM bushels1 exports ,
WvJOO bushels ; snot lower ; No. : , KVJ ® . " > Go In
elevator ; S6aMo < afloat ; utiRradcci mixed ,
fi.'i'4ff6."c ; optionsearly advanced U < a3ic. de
clined U < 3 > % i ) with wheat ; icptuuiber closing
at .V > > 4c.
Oats-Kocclpt 121.000 bushel" ; exports r 12
bushels ; spot active : No. 2 white , 45345 < 4C |
inlAcd western , 4IQ40fc ( ; white western. 443
Ktc ; options llnoer ; September closing at44 ? c.
Coliee Options closed Orm , 5Q-2O points
higher. Sales , : ilT."pO bass ; September , J18.II3
@lf.40 ; October. I1J.10Z17.45 | spot Klo steady !
fair cargoes $ Ai.5.
Sugar Haw. easier : fair refining , 5Jffi
57-lCo ; centrifugal * . 00test , Cc ; rcflneu , quiet ,
Petroleum United closed for October at
fOc , .
Kggs Firm ; western,21it , c.
Pork Steady ; mess , Hl.no3IS.S3.
l.aiil Di'prt'S cd ; western st am , $0.10.
Iluttcr llncst dairy In good demand ! west
ern dairy , lOSHc ; creamery , l S-JHo ; nigln ,
Cheese rirru ; lightskltns&S7Ue.
KANSAS CITV , Sept 21-Wheat Steady ;
No. U hard , cash , September fiSHci reJ , cash.
Corn Stronger ; No. 5 cash,4CJCi , September ,
( CUt : bid.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2. casli , 3GJ4 , September ,
Cattle TtccelpK 7,700 ; shipments , laOO |
steady ; steers. U.SJ24.M.
Cows 1.W&1.00. Stockcrsand feeders $2.M
Q-1.00.
Hogs Kecelpts , 2.1SO ; shipments , 400. All
grades , 4.1031.40.
ST. I.ouis , Sept.2H. Wheat Closing Lower ;
cash Wto ; Jlay , II.OU',5.
Corn Higher ; cash , IT' c ; May , < 3Wc ,
Oats-Higher ; cash , 37J4cj May , 4'Jc.
Pork-Lower ; JIO/J5.
Lard l.o er : SO.tW.
Whisky-Steady ; Jl.ll
llutter Creamery , lS19c ; Elglas , ! lil2jc ( ;
dairy ,
MINNCAI-OMS , ? t pt. St-Whcat "nccelpts ,
213 car < : shipments. Si rars ; sample wheat
was held abovu the leaeli or carriers , and
whllu It was lower than yesterilziy , tlaat clais
could nut bandlu It. Closlns : No. lhard , Sep
tember , OOojoii track.II.00 : Xo. 1 northern. Sep
tember. and October , KIMc : December , We ;
on track , Wiifttinjc : No.t" tiorthcrn , September ,
IXIc ; ou truck. l a'J3c. '
_
MILWAUKEE , Sept. 23. Wheat Easy. No. 2
fprlns , ciKh , IHUOQc : December U0ii No. 1
northern. W ,
Corn Plrm ; No. .T , cash , 50c.
Oats I'lrin ; > o. S , white , cash , 30H < 3Wc.
1'rovlblous ( julet ; pork. January , tll.03.
. . . . Sept. SI Wheat In light de
mand ; No. 2 redNc. !
Corn Stronger ; No. 2 mixed. Me.
Outs Finn ; No. - mixed. W42c.
AVhlsky-jl.W.
LtYERroorv Sept , 21. Whcat-rirra ; de
mand poor ; holders offer sparingly ; California
No. 1,7s > id per cental.
Corn Steady ; demand poor.
X.IVK STOCK.
CniCAOo , Pent. C3.-Cattlc RcceloU E.OOO ;
market 11 rni and active ; polled angusstccrs ,
$ 'i.iO : ; natives , l1.7TrfS.V10 ; Texa.s steers , $2.00 ;
Hogs Itecolpts , is.dOO : market hlglicr ;
common and pueulus grades , $4.0ot4.0i ; prime
heavvand butchers'w eights , 84.50ii4.70 ( ; light ,
W.00 < il4.75.
Slfecp Itccclpts 10,030 ; market lower ; na
tives , J4.00S4.0 ; westerns , $4.104.40 ; lambs ,
I3.00ffl0.13.
ST. Louis. Pept. 2H. Cattle HecelpK 3.10) ) ;
shipments , 1,000 ; market higher ! fair to fancy
native steers , Sl.tK > a5.W ) ; stackers and feeders.
llozs Ilecelpts 5.303 ; shipments , 500 ; mar
ket lower ; heavy. H.433UO ; mixed , J4.005 }
4.40 ; llKht , f4.408 > 0.
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Siotrx CITV. la. . Pept. 23-fSpeclal Teleprara
to THE IlEixl Hogs Ueccipts , 'J.KUlj nmrkct
opened lOc lower , and closed weak ; selling ut
M.0034.4Ti ! ; bulk. ! . : i03 > 4.y > .
Tie ColTee Mnrlcct.
NEW Venn , Sept. 23. fSpcclal Telcjram to
THE llnE.1 Coffee Options opened steady at
15 points up to 10 down ; closed flnn at 55&JO
points up. Sales , ; tl,7.X ) lags.lncluillns Sep
tember nt SlS.ivai3.)0 : ) : October , t7.(0 ( M7.4j ;
Novemher , $10.Raill.S.'i ; December , -
10.50 ; January. Sir > . ( iV3l. > .70 ; February , 815.40 ;
SIuicli , flJ.infiM.V.'O ; May. JU.MXSli.ttV : spot Klo
dulUuit. steady ; fair curgocs , fciO.73 ; No , 7 ,
o a A. H.I tire s 10 CK ,
Cattle.
Tuesday. .September 23 ,
Estimated receipt-1 ! of cattle l.SOO. us com
pared with a,7'JO yesterday and 2,704 Wednes
day of lust week. There were Mirno BOOK ! corn
fed steers on the market , sales kclnx made as
hlsh as W.63 with qulto a number of sales at
and above the II line. The market -was : i Rood
active , stroiiR market vrlth sonio sales re
ported 5 to 10 cents higher. The poorer crades
of steers were fully steady , The market on
butchers' stuff was active and strons , sorno
cows sollliis at SiSJ. Isearly e\erytliliip
ehnngod hands early. Tlicro was llttlu In
quiry fur feeders , the best Rrudes eelllns at
btoady prices , the poorer grades bcingentlrely
neslectcd ; ,
Estimated receipts of hos * 7,000 , a compared
nltli5t70 : yesterday ana Mi ! Tuesday of last
week. The market opened slow mid lover ,
the Ushthops selling 5o and the heavy f > < 310c
lower. Tbo ranso of prices was .
I.lKht , WJ 34anined. ! . 9I.1CVQ,4 25 ; heavy. U90
Ct4.10. The avcrasoof the prices pafa was
J4.15' , ' , nscompurod with H.'ja yesterday and
4.tS4 ) ; Tuesday of last week
Estimated recelptsof sheep 200 , as compared
with nun yesterday and 2)0 ) Tuesday of last
week. The sheep market Is easier.
Prevailing Price * .
The following 1 a tableof prlcos paid In
this market for the gradoof stojk tiieattoned :
Primestccrs. IIK : ) to WOJtbs ? l.n C64."o
Oooilsteers. 12.Wto 1I.VJ 2 > s 4.0) ) C&UJ
Uoalsteers . . . , 101) to 1M5 a. . . . . . . . . : . i. . . . CC1.15
1M
Common.WOtoWM tts a.11 CtlliO
Commoiicanncrj l.OJ ff.1.00
Ordinary to fair cows 2.01 &SM
Kulrio good cows 2n : fe.M ;
IJood to choice oows .73 { jr-I.OJ
C'holco to fancy cows 1MB ( iv'i ) : >
Tulr to Kowl bulls 1.7J CK..K >
Cholcoto fancybullt ; ' M Cfc'100
Lightstockers and feeduri. . . . . . . . . 00 GliW
1'eedors.ft'iO tolIOJffis , 2.21 Cc-A )
l- lr to choice light hogss 4.0 ebiX >
Fair to choice heavy hogs , . . . . . . . . . 11.91 (511.10 (
Fulr to choice mixed aogs * .10
Coini > arntlvo Table.
The followlnt table shows the ran o In
prices on ho sdurln ; this untl last weox :
anil uavvcstiialoi of
Today. Yesterdav.
niibejt. , . . 4 as Hlirhcst. . . 54 40
Lowest. 39) lowest. 3 HO
, Stock Kccelptt ,
Official Vcsterday. Estimated Ted y.
Cattlo. . . 161 car * , U.73) Cattlo. . . frOcars. l.SOO
UOKS. . . , racar * . 5.S70 lloss _ . , ,104 cars. 7,000
Sheep. . , 6 curs WJ Sheep . , 3 car. 200
lor es , a caw , i llor 3. , 2 caw , 40
A.vernjio Cost of
The following table clvn the averaeo coit
Ot lioica on the dutes muntlontxJ , Inclu 1ms the
cost today , as bised upon tales reportad :
September 1 . 4 01 ! { September . . . . 4 ! 4
, , , . i ) { Seyteuibcr U , . . . 4K.V
Pcptemt > cr3 4 OSM feptcrabcrlS. . , . < rr ?
September 4 4 II September 18. . . > 4 2 ! > U
Septembers. . , , . 405 Hept < : rabcrl7. . . '
September * } 4 ll\ fcpttraljerl * . . . * k"
Septembers. , . . . 4 U'j PeptcmberD. . .
September P. . , , . 4 W * . '
September 10. . . . 427 _ _ I 23
September 11. , . . 4 K'v Eeptctni > ej2ji. ; ; I lo.'f '
A\-crnj-c I'rlco oflTogi.
Ehowln the verao prleo pild forlosd ol
hoson tbo days Indicated la ISii , 13ft 183) )
ami 1800 :
Imposition oT Slock ,
Showlnz tlicnurober ol he.vl of stock pur-
ehaieil Saturday on this market , as reported
by the welghlinusters ot the Stockyards com-
pany.
CAWB.
Pwlft& Company 874
ThoO. II. Hammond company : il"
TlioArraour-L'udahy pacKIng company. . CT2
Omnha. ' "
Ilotlischlltl A Undcrwo < jl (
N.c1 oii Mortis
Ilpokorfc Dojen.
AV.U. Van ant
Other buyers . ,
Total .
non .
The A.rmoitr-CucJj.liy jncklnj company. . .
Onmliii psickliiK coniiiiiy .
Swift iKCo'npaiiy . SS
The G. II. Hauituond company . rl (
.5SS
Sperryi Knrncs
llraltinrrt Unu
J.M. IJotid SB
ClovelanU ! ' . & P. Co 1
S. J. Coffmau 11M
Total . 5S3
BIIEEI * .
Sulft A Company . IN
Hamilton & Stephen . , . m
Total
The Week.
CATTLE.
Pwlft ACe . 3,116
ThoG.H. llnmTiiontl Co . 3 , 'J
Arniour-Cudaliy Tacking Co . . . . . 3,5T9
Omaha Packing Co . M
Ctliur buyc-rs . 7,3ro
Total
HOGS.
j\rmo r-Cnililiy packing comprAny. . . . . . O.IM
timuiia packing cunipany . -1.1' *
ifnlfc&Co . : M' ' > 1
TheO , II. Hammond Co . ' a,10J
.1.1' . l qulrc it Co . CTS
KliiBiin& Co . 3KJ
Clovulanil I'&l'.Co ' . . . . . W44
llixisoi Son . , . 3113
North 1' . A : I1. Co . l.BM
Anclo American [ lackliiR comtitiny . , UO
llrlttnlri .fc Co . 1,593
"perry > t Barnes . 510
liralnard llros . W
Coiustnok . lJ
Jllles llros . 1M
Otlior buyers . 783
Total . 37,574 ,
SIIECl' .
Pwift.iCo . 004
ThoG.lI. Hamrnond Co . Ill )
Uuiulia . . . 10S
Total . . JUS ,
CALVES.
5. . 412 125 2. . 391 4J 00 0. . 155 323
STICKS , VEAllUNQS.
II..1010 3 SO
WESTEIl CAIILE.
No. A v. Pr.
63 steers , corn fed. . . , - , " . .0 $4C5
18 steers , corn fed 1107 410
80 steers , cornfed 14t2 410
11 steers , cornfed rjM 375
17 Btcero , corufed 1'MD
" \V , II. t'raiiuier
21 steers. Tex 12oO 250
SIM. .Mason-
1 steer l.TO ) 175
U steers 111J
Carr & M.
38 steers 120S 210
2 cows A iO a oo
Ogallala Land & Cattle Co.
40 steers , 1233 275
It ! steers . . . .ILM'i 2 75
110 steers lliuS 275
Swan Land i Cattle company
1 cow 1210 175
3 con's . . . . 810 175
3 con's. 1103 175
3 cows 1000 IrJ
4 steers 1007 200
Sand Creek Liud & Cattle company
21 Dulls 110) ) 11" )
35 con's K > )
74 cows 871
.U cows 11W J1U
17 feeders KJ5 230
174 feeders 10J1 215
SI1EE1- .
No. Av , Tr.
IW stookers cs 5300
200 natives , wethers 71 370
iioos.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
7J74 IfiO 370 W ' 'SI 240 415
10 1S > 3 ISO 3tlO W SS4 IfiO 415
8 STt ) 300 II ! 2 > t liO IIS
o : tr Ti 3 to 7J 2.13 100 415
11 103 200 3 M 302 240 413
4..HO 240 300 W IWO 413
2 2i.ri 3O M . . . .2U2 120 415
Cl 103 SO 3PO 70 212 210 4 IS
00 108 123 3 IK ) 52 207 K ) 415
33 231 40 3'JO ' W 25L 103 417H
12 300 40 arc 43 251 40 420
11 300 80 3I5 ! 79 24l ! 120 ISO
10 303 SOO 3fti M 27 * N ) 420
11 2S5 40 3 1C. 70 203 SO 420
7 342 240 3U5 n : ; IGO 120
20 SKI 200 400 02 2OJ 420
11 2l 40 400 47 347 420
12 316 N > < 00 f ! 170 IGO 420
70 2i5 2SO 4 00 71 180 M I22W
10 340 80 00 CO 2411 1UO 422U
140 2ti : gOO 00 57 250 40 422i >
IS 271 SO 00 Cl 341 120 422U
50 207 120 (10 08 239 40 42. .
M 180 12U OO C3 213 2sO 42. ' .
57 2O4 203 or 181 IGO 4'i"
M SfiS 100 i 05ov 31 17U 423
00 273 200 ov CO 103 W ) 423
8 383 05 'JO 200 SO 425
fi 243 05 13 220 40 425
0 230 1 U5 ra 21:1 : ira 42. %
53 2lX ) ICQ 1 05 H 140 40 423
7 : ni 05 71 231 135
00 27,1 323 10 H 231 120 425
Ki 20J 120 110 CO 244 40 425
42"JO 120 1 10 W 218 120 423
71 277 100 10 M 103 425
41 273 10 W 2 ! 40 425
OT 201 120 10 71..104 100 425
69 2iKi ISO 1 ID 5J 213 40 125
Cl 27S 40 4 10 61 2s5 40 425
74 231 VX1 1 10 51 3011 125
It.1 214 40 10 MS24 80 125
73 276 200 i 10 KV 2111 240 (25 (
50 21W 1W ) 10 W Ilia M ) 425
51 . . . . 313 K ) 10 73 223 40 425
50 203 MO 10 fO . . . . .224 feO 425
Gl 2Ti 1(50 ( 1 10 77 21S 400 423
VJ 2S2 W 1 10 K 200 100 425
Ifi. 1113 40 i 10 W 10 200 427M
51 241 200 10 81 210 H ) I27H
BS 251 103 10 61 220 4M
57- . . . . .301 240 10 M 173 60 135
CO 240 200 4U !
no SAND
° 4 " * ' ' ' " O4 2 75 2.\.323 40 3GO
. . . , . . 120 3" 25
Ztlnrlcct Mention.
Ilojs lower.
Cattle active and tt renter.
E.\\ ' . Ulack ot Plattsmouth trougtt In a car
of liogs. .
J. II. Butler of Crescent City , la , came In
wltlihoKi ,
F.J. II tie sent In hogs from Battle Crook
nnQClmdron.
A , II. EmerlnooC Council Bluffs Mas looking
orcttho market.
J. P. "Wolf came In from Bertrand with a
car each of cattle- and
F , U. Sacked , an eUcnilvc dealer it Albion ,
marketed two can ? ot iiojs.
. J.I * . Walter * ol rlslnzs vis attlie j&rds
looking after two cars of tnrsei.
J.M. Strahan , a well known stockman of
Miller county , Iowa , hid uttrlcj of choice
hMvycornffdTT ! teriift < jerslier frorii\Vayno \ t
counttjr ranch tlut soflforI.C3. (
J. I * Oralittnwin Jirri looklne itltCT a ship-
went el cattle. Ho lomlert at Elsie.
J. G.IHimipofJxxIpn'nlewasH tliOyards
look In ; after a UoubUitofia of sheep.
E. \Volliof \ Alc-xandtl . MS oiithomnrliCt
with three cars ofcattl < f Mi own tccdlnc.
. altob1).ri ) rcfulardtrilcr from Knilloolt ,
was hire Iwkhigattcttwo cars of batchers'
stock.
The ? ancl Crcolt Inn3 and cattle company
ftnl in a tntn ot riftgu cattle from iCocic
Creole.
The N'yo fc Sclinolfcr eompany cnt Jna
number of cars ol hoi ) f f om uottu Nebraska
T
JohnMcCsbo ol Dcllam-c , la. , wa at. th
jartls looking afler a , clr of hogs shipped from
A tor , In. i
John Hnsllo c ( Auburn wa at tlio yard *
looklnu after several eats of itoekshipped
from various points.
Ilunnctt Enrlnp.aprominent dc.ilornt Eic-
tor , vns herciooUni ; lorn bunch of stuck cat
tle forwlntcr feeding.
Notice.
After September W no orders , for Jho
Americanized Encyclopaedia Brltunnica ivill
bo tatocn. All persons who dcslro to avail
themselves of our liberal oflcr must have Uiclr
orders In by that day.
TIltBD OF1 THI3 OIJ ) COMPACT ,
jocnl Uiiilervrltcrs I repose toOrjznn-
Izcn Slorc Serviceable Association.
The life of an insurance ngcnt does tot
ecmtoboa happy pnc. It is innJoupof
ompctltlonvltli rivals , struggles with mnna-
crs , cutting rates by sly.worulng broth en ,
nilearoring to sustain the compact nnil over
come the aoa-compact or non-board tncn , lo
ay nothing nbout satisfying the averajo
vlley holder that ho Is not being fleeced "by a
lost rapacious comulnntloa ,
Ifwhat a number of tbo members ol the
calling say be true a new burden U to bedded
dded to the load ivhich they have been
ccustotned to carry , This is to get rid
f tto oOlco of the manager of the Omaha
ndcnvriten.'union , the appointment of Iho
ncujnbent of which , Mr. J. Geycr , it Is
lairanl , Is dictated by the companies , by
vhotnalsohls salary It paid.
This union is supposed to consist of all the
ocal unclcnvritlng agents in the city. But
lie supposition Is erroneous. It comprises
bout one hundred' nnd fifteen or one
mndrcd and twenty of tnem , which ,
owcver , leaves only about five
vlthout the fold. These outsiders
L not join becausethe companies thuj- rep
resent , fewer than twenty In number , do not
makolt obligatory upon them them so todo.
Vs a consequence they arc free from dictation
xcejit from their companies and may qtioto
ratcssfor patrons at any figure whlcliis notln
onllict ivith those of the companies employ-
up them.
The union agrees to abide by cor tain rates
nd its members , when offering the same to
latrcns , submit them lo the manager , who
lasses upon them favorably or
ccommends that tlicy Ixsinct'cased , because
) f tbe risk being extra hazardous.
This arbitrary power has , It is claimed
been exercised to thcdisndvantape of patrons
ind the city in general. It has been used , it
s claimed , unnecessarily to ralso the pretn-
ums In the interest of the companies , and
[ rive theparty seeking lasuraueetoa man
board company , or loan agent who will se
rotlvpivea patron a re bate.
It has been used , it is assured , in several
other ways to the dissatisfaction of the inem-
) ers , to that degree that they propose to dis-
lanu the union and orprnlzo another associa
tion. This latter organization will be based
upon the grounds of general protection as
veil of the agents as'tho ' companies , It. . will
jo moro liberal id its regulations and
t Is thought Induce nil non-board
atrents to become members. The office of tue
irescnt manager will be-done way with , but
thasuotyet been stated what ivill bosul > -
stitutcd for it. Tho.coinpanies of course will
con tribute to the expense of the institution
and It is not thoupht * thnt they wilUbJect to
he change , because ithev will be guaranteed
bat their Interests will in nomuunci' bo lost
Thooldorcfinlrattou is to dicon the first ot
nextmonth at which time , also , thenewono
will bo formod. * a-r e
The chaDffeisa.radttjaJonev8 prat deal of
interest tcln ; centered intho outcome.
The difficulty In ivhich the Germania fire
insurance company of New York fouud itself
with the confraternity some weks ago , be
cause of employing in this city l th board
and un-board agents , haaoeen settled. The
company will remain in the compact until
the same expires as nt > eve referred to.
allies' .NervcantlLitTcrPllls.
An important discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
cure biliousness , bud taste , torpid liver , piles
and constipation. Splendid for men , -women
and children. Smallest , mildest , .surest SO
doses for 25 cents. Samples free atKuhn &
Co.'s , 15th and Douglas.
OX BYT.KS.
T\vo Sun-Colorctl Emterners on the
Koatl to the AVcst.
Two arrivals at the Hotel Casey yesterday
created alively interest among the guests at
the house and passers-by , They wtro attired
in bicycle suits and both rode "safeties. "
They registered as "E. C. Kowc of N'ew
Haven , Conn. , " and "A.T. \ . Barr of Boston. "
.Apreat deal of lauchable comment was
heard about the oWco concerning their na
tionality , Mr. Barr , naturally of n dark
complexion , had besn sunburned until ho
looled like a Mexican , % \hllo Mr. Kowe had
taljcn on a copper color.
To n , BEG representative the gentlemen
stated that they had started from their east
ern homes to mak < 3 a trip across tuo country
to San rraucisco. Mr. Ilovo started from
New Haven on August 17 and > lr. Barr
started from Boston about the same time.
They followed the same route , bat did not
meet until they arrived in Chicago. This
route lay through. Albany , by Niagara Tails ,
througb'Canada to Detroit , thence to Chicago
and then to Omaha , passing through. Hock
Island and Davenpsrt.
The tourists are loud in their praises of the
roads in Canada but warned all wheelmen
apralnst attempting a Journey across the pro
hibition state on the other side of the river.
The roads led over in terminable ) hills and the
travelers were obliged to walk more thanhalf
the way , so that they could not average over
live miles per hour. The ivere obliged to
spend the nights inbar roornsnnd barns.
j\t Atlantic the tourists desired to play a
few pames of billiards to pass away the time ,
but the proprietor woula not allow them to
do so "because they were colored men I"
Jlessrs , Roivo and Barr will remain in
O maha until Friday morning , when they will
resume ( heir journey to the coast , following
thollnoof the union PaciUc as faras Ogden ,
and from thence alouR the Southern I'aeLilo
to San i : ran Cisco.
Uoth centlcmen are. .connected . with news
papers , Mr. ItoweheinKwiththo Xew Haven
Register and Mr. B.irc"beinga , correspondent
of tbo Boston Glotxi. .
The now offices , ol the great Rock
Island route , 1G02 , Sixteenth andFarnaiii
8trcots,0inaha , &f& the finest in the city.
Call and see them' . ' . Tickets to all points
east at lowest rates. ,
' IIOJIK.
Tlie Latest Onfto'lbe KstaWlshcil In
This I'nrtof : < ho Country.
Hon. L. S. Comnbf dcwa , a former railroad
commissioner of that state , and known as
"Partner" Coflln.has1' organized aa institu
tion , of which he "Is resident , called the
v
"Brotherhood ot Jlailroad Employes' '
Home. "
Ills to bo a hospital and educational estab
lishment combined , and Is to bo supported by
subscriptions from railway men and organi
zations of railway employes. Omaha railway
employes are receiving solicitations for sub
scriptions to the fund.
C , S. Hambright , a Union Pacific engineer ,
has just returned with his family
from a visit to Denver and Salt
Lake. Mr , llambrig-ht has been
pulling a throttle for the Union I'aclSo for
t-vventy-four years and prior to hit recent va
cation was never west of North 1'lattc , He
lias a record equalled by few railroad men.
He has never missed a train far -nblch he was
scheduled , never bad to bo called twice and
never was personally responsible for being
late. In leaving for a trip. Ho has beea re-
markally fortunuta in avoiding accidents ,
having had but two of any consequence In his
oipericnco of nearly a Quarter of a century.
Fifteen yean afro , a rail taken tin by work
men , sect him through a bridge at Papillion ,
killing' threw Pawnee Indians ivho Avcre on
the train , nnd three years- ago ho ran Into n
frelglitln / a fog- near Fremont , slightly dam-
nginghis engine and the caboose Of tbo other
train.
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum ws driven n
llrelvawarfromMrs.J. C , Anderson , I'esh-
tlpo , Wls.ly Uurdock Elood Hitters. Xo
equal as a blood purifier.
Mr. Ocycr'H Story.
"I kno'\v nothing about nny new schemes of
the local agent * , " said J. Oeyer , managerof
Iho Omalu underxvrltcrs'1 union. "If atiy-
thing new U proK | > scdlt istitnattcr in which
Iho agents are interestedand I linou- nothing
of It , and I know no cause for nny change of
the eilstlng arrangements , "
\Vatcrllly Soap will float.
.
-.1
/V Soolnlist IcHpllt.
BKRUNSept,23. . ( Special Cablegram to
THE BEE.l-Thesoclallstsaro divided as to
.
the manner In vhicbtbcy will cclcorato the
expiration of the anti-socialist law. 'Jhn lead
ers of the party warn the members of the
danger of maiding and tirrcgaut display.
T1IIJ rtiVljTV : M.VUKET.
TNSTRU.MENI'j placed on rtioorU septcm-
DEEDS.
Wlllhm Hiker toK iLowlorJblk : I.
Kvcrott 1'lace . J 3 , 0
Goorfo Hare to A II Rogers , n'i ' lotJ ,
blkM. South OmaJia . . H5
Marj'Cunipton to l-"lorcnce lund com-
iiiiny , IIM ne yj and lots y aud clu Sl-10-
IX irefllo ) _ . . 500
William Kplcliioto Miilr Oaylord , lots
0 ntid 7. Mk 3i.lllelilnn < l l'luc . 0,700
LD I'owtcr , tr. toK llllaer , lotslumlJ ,
hi hffi. South Cmalia . 5WO ,
L I ) rn\vlf > r , tr. to K II Ilaer , lots 15 toM ,
hlUlM , DundooIMace . . C.500
11,1 llacKonaii < lirlfito JV \ Hargoti , n
> 5 n ! { iivsw 6-H-23 . 2,500 ,
\V Hamilton nnd wife to David Mcln-
tyre , o MlotSblk 238. Omaha . 3TO
A II Honiati and liufbnnd to May A.
Union , se , BO sivniidlO acres In ne sir
17-K-lL' . . . 20.WO .
William H lr and wlfetoVaiiKlifc \ Wts-
tcrfielcl. lots , Missouri A.irnuol'nrh. . . COO
Aucust Kountzoct nlto J M Stuuldlng ,
lotiJS and SO. , blk 1:1 , Druid Hill . . . . . 1,700 ,
Xolsl.ar.son to 0\V Simdell , n ! i lotll ,
blkl , llcrbacli'sSdadd . . .TKO (
0 It Nclsonandwlfoto Julia Doran.lot
7. Wkl. Hazel Terrace . 3,000 ,
A S liltchlunnil wife to Timothy Caf- .
frcy , lotC , blkl , Unas' suli _ . (50 (
JG Salisbury and wife to 1'K VsinBrunt ,
lots'JaudlO , Ulel ! . Walnut Hill . - , MO
AlvlnSnunilerset ul.tiu teci , to Tllllo
Cone , lot 5. blk 10. Omahalleiilits ) . WO
May A Uiilon ami Imslmtid to W II Ho
rn un , n M f ot't lot ablk , ( , sub of J I
llcdlek'sacld . 1S.WO .
< } fr [ CtilM HEEDS ,
S D Howard to lle < 'Ueriiiinit ! AVIIson.lot
22.1illci.\VlsoA \ rarmelw'siuid . 1
II A-Trnrmn toVllllam \ Krsklne , lotsO
aiid' , blk 13 * Highland 1'lace ' . 15
Total amount of transfers S73.0U
BOSTON , M.ASS.
CAPITAL $4-00OOO
SURPLUS eoo.ooo
Accounts of Banks , Ilanken > nd Corporation ] 10-
llcltcd.
Ourfacllltles f rCOX.IECTIO.VS . re pxcellcnt , nd
we re-discount Tcrbnnl ! wlien balsnces larrnullt-
Boston I ) a Itecrve City , and lalancei with us
froin banV < ( not located in other Keserte Cities )
count as nrcseryc.
AVc dnnv our oirn cithnnja on IxDndon nnd the
ContinenttDd make cable transfer ! tiid place money
by tclccrai'ti Uircnghouttbe L'nlLoO htuttiund Ctn-
ftdo.
AVebavonmarktt forprlmo Brst-cla. < InTcstuent
Securitiesand Intlto jroposals from SUIC8 , Coun
ties ind Cities vrhfn iHmlnR bonds.
\Vedu aceneralbunllni ; builneiiand Inrltecor-
resjiondence.
ASA P. POTTER , PUXSIDUNT.
JOS. W. WORK , CASIIIKK.
TrlmnrjPooodiry or Tertliry j rm Jir.tly curfd
In Itlo to days. Wo tllmiiut all jviDon Uciii tbo
- iolbaC tbtro --trboarilumc ( the il )
j-Etin , < c an * -
cartln tuiyform I'ortluciuiU ) tnitKi ntlotne.dor
tlioumo iirit-o . - _ nrjonairlto
k.- > ii m < &
noun , trturan f\\J tit I II 111 tcollmtUH ,
thownliorro A B1 ! II IV ft'r to comt >
hert , wo rtll ! I I I | | | _ | | 1 ccntroct to
* *
can them or r rctundlll
mmty ejidpajcnllro ijicnf > of oonlce. railroad far *
cannot ctrp. > [ pntloilhis iwr * r.
COOK SESIEltr CO , , Otnaha , Xtbraslia.
Ofllcc , St. Clalr Uotel. Cor. 13tli and Dodjc Sfc
JOSEPH GILIOTFS-
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE HOST PERFECT OF PENS.
Ovt/V-IJr. Icduc'a 1'crlollcaJ I'llln
tbel'rpnchrciocdr. ncton tbe inecitrunlifstcmana
euro ( uppresslun irom wliaterer cause. iromoto
menstruallun. Theau pills nhould not l > o Ukcn dur-
ntjprecnancy. Ami nilCo. , lloyaltr 1'rops. . Spen-
cer.Clay Co. , ta. ( Jenulne by Sherman & McConnall.
Uodce it. . oeur 1' , O. , Oinahni C. A. Mclchcr , SouLU
OmaliaM. . I' . Kill ) . Oouiicll Bluffs. 12. orSfor li
CoIlurxaudCutl'i ,
Comet Sljles.
Beit Quality. Perfect Fitting.
K. 7HY THEM.
INSTITUTE OF OUR LADY OF
THE SACRED HEAET.
VASII1NGTON ; HEIGHTS , ILI * . .
This Institute. sltuateJ In ono ol the most
beautiful suburbs oJhlcaKOoToMto ( ( ( Yotinfr
Ladles , every aclvaatte for oWalnlu ; u.
tliorouKli and useful education. Studies will
be resumed Sept. 2.1S03. . Forpartlcula.ru ad
dress Superlori'ss.
$400 Medli , Pm , Military .Academy , boyi
, Urooko Ilall , clrli. Circular ) free
. _ , ACADEMY.
-L > t'ol. 0 , J. Wrlcht , B.ri.A.ML1ornffiill'N. V
u NPRBOBDEN-TED JVTTHA-OTIO
OVEIt\ MILLION
LSL.
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
IncorpornteJ br thp Ict ! < tnt rf , for Mncillnnn
> nl crj < rltnll ptirr i'C . llifmnrbl < > niilo npart < > I
Hiforfscnt ( Wo cun. tlt llon. In 1S7 , Dr n over-
inclining popular TOIP.
. .
INQStskeplnoe .
Depf mhortnnd lt QUANDSIN'OLE HUM-
BKR. DRAWINGS take plnce In eaehortbo
otherteix nonrlii of the \tivr , smcl re nil
ilra ivn In. public , it tha AciJeinyof Mus.c ,
New Orleans , X < n.
Attciti d Mfollo < :
" \Vcdiliorfb ccttirythnt B ! > nr rrl othe nr-
r neo nt tar nil the iMiitlilr nnd ipniMnnunl
dr wtnior the lyiulslniij SWIc I < ottcrr Comi'rvnj ,
unit In person ranniito nnj control Ihn < lro lnci
Ibptnstlips. inJ tint tlit unrun are c nilncleil with
hon . - ty , fnlrne . nj In food fillb to ar lMill pnr-
| lc . nml'vo ntliorlic ttiernmtunr tu me thli cur-
llflcntuwltli lie nlmllei cl our ( litnntures tllaelit'J
In Its tJtcrtlicnieuti. "
COMMISSION KIH.
\Vc , Ihc unlerj-lcnel l ank nnd bnnkPr < . "ill
all i > rl > 09 dri < rn In the Ixni1inn ! MMe lAlt
ililchmay l < jirc' | c'nl"a atourcouiitcn :
I ! . M.ffA r.MSlTvV.lVoj.LoxilslnnjXafl Hani. .
PJKUUB I.AXA IIX. Pre . Sialu Xallon'lllnnk.
A le\M\M.V \ , I'rc * . > 'o\v \ Orloiitia.NuflllunV ,
UA.ULKO1IX. I'tti. Union National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Milt , TAKE PIAfE
Atthe Acicleray of Music , New Orl ans ,
Tuesday , Oct. 14th , 1800.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $3OOOOO.
10O.OOO
3.WP OPl'HIZES.
i PHIZK oFr wuis . . .two.no
1 I'ltlZK OF 3OO.WJ IB . IIW.UIJ
i I'lti/.K or w.iuoi . MI.UO
1 I'ltl/.K OF 2.\OUl ! . S.-tHI
2 I'W/.KSOF 10.WJ . nre . , . .11.0(1
5 I III7.KSOP iftO tire . 2A.UU
2S I'HIZKSOt' 1W ( rtrc . Si.O J
11U PlllZKSOr' ! M lire . MI.IW
5K ) L'lllZUSOP O nre . W.OO
W ) L'UIZKSOr &M nri ! . 1WUW
AITIIOX1JIAI1OX I'lllZEJ.
100 Prlre of I.VX ) me . M.OO
lou l rliw ol SOU arc . W.OU
1W I'rlics of 200 arc - . SO.ttO
T1UU1XAL ritlZES.
IM Prlif s of 1100 we . W.KO
W ! Prlics of 1UO are . . . . liil.tftl
3,13-1 Prizes amounting to . . $1 , 054,800
Price ofTickets :
Wliclc Tiikot-s Tucnly Djllnr' ,
( | uarlcrs$5 ;
TlcUctsat fIJor Sit
MAKE /LL RElTANCES BY EX
PRESS FOB WHICH THE COM
PANY WILL PAY CH/RGES ,
MA. mriMiiN .
New Orleans , T n
ATTENTIOK. The prescntchnrtcr of 7hc Ixin
I'lanigtnto Lottery Conipanj nhlcli Is iinrt of tlic
ConstlUtlonof Miefctate , and l > j di'clilan oflhc : t !
tni : IXITUDSFATH , Is tnlnrlol *
able contrnft Uetwen tlio Slalo nnd tliel.ottcr ;
Company Tilll remain In force tin .If r anjelrcum-
llancei Kn'E TKARS LON'GKH. U > 'TII 183J.
TlielxjtiUltaa Legislature wlilcrj tejuurnej Juj !
lOtH. toteJ by two-tlilrdi uinjcritr InMcUUuu ole
let tte people decide nt , an pletlloii whether the I c-
Icrr ihaUconllnuefromHO-untll law. Tlitseneral
luiprestlon li thntTlli ; 1'KOl'LK WILL KAVOll
CONTINUANCE.
BEAUTIFUL
Helena , Monto.
The clly orllrlennln lofaiecJ In tbobfautllnl
Prickly I'ear Valley ; iiitibBtinliullrbutltof eicnt
anil brick , xltb tooU tiolela. ihurchti , school B ana
all modern con enlencci of Hid. Oliesoclelr Is
cepuonullyhlizliclBCB.tiavinimoretbitn Ibe nver-
Btzenumberof cducatfdanUlniellUfnt people.
Jlin. | > tace < ifre ldencell ! nnrciuiillctt. It
can be reached by Imuriotit trtlns dtllr. wliti
t-tiroueri dining cars , ontbo Oreatr ortticrDand > 'or *
thorn 1'sciflo lUilwan from Bu I'aul and Mlnne-
npolit , or Iron Kunui < Mr , via Union 1'uciac
ICallroad. Lena rate rvuntt ( rip ticMt.
KlontiiribaB doEenaof tiruixl vollejipo In-
tilevltti ibo dep < mtt of ace mat larincn Und In
thfma partdlBCOf productitences nd a. tome mir-
kc'.lor tilljIeUl.
Crritlrit ofall n.clrrtnCiir * of Montana la tbe
wonderful elluiitr , The arm Tlnde oltbo I'a-
clflcOccanmtKlltr thotfmocraturo to the rtccrw
w tiled ntlonlB ttishlKhtfl phiflail comfort. Tlie air
Is ( Olnllcl ozone und to cxbllcratlnj in III effects
tliatlbe contltiiKl ejtliiencoot dlt-ftte tain Impro
bability.
fen umpttTfi Jlniln tht atmott tonctn ! Bitttn-
ttoncf brtitit tiuAlnvtaits ant dry atmofji.trc rint-
tt/ci u-h/cA drive \vonl -
loon axvuylliclrvonl j-rap-
emi , axia yitkktncmse ojtppctttt and fait tiM-
catttan early return cjlxalth.
for fulllDforntloii.addrcf . ! ,
LG. PHELPS , Sec'y Citizens Commlllcc ,
Helena , Montana.
We Offer forSale.
Fourthousand Ions cholre Italcd llav , P.O.
B. cars , Stranio's Sldlnc , Luton or llornlck
&tntlonson O..M. &SU IMl. K.lti lots to > ult
l > urohiscri prices rcgulutei Uy tliu market
Culland SPO us.
STRANGE BROS. ,
sioux cirV.IOWA ,
THtS PAPER IS PRINTED PROM
OM TDK
GreatWestern Type Foundry ,
Si , OMAHA.
Th.e Omatia Medical , and Surgical Institute
For the treat-mint ofillClinOXIO A.ND SUHQirA-t , IMSIHSES. Ilrioi. XpMI nei for deformltloiina
Trdises. ll 3U'acllll'e , .App ratU ! nnl Hernellei ( or a ucMnful treatment of ever ; Jorra of dl uur .
qilrlnKmcillcilorBiirdcaltreatinont. U.ViS IllJNIiiBI : > ASU TlVKNTl'-KlVK Il'JJ.Mrf ' K01S 1'ATUCNTS.
Hoard an I Attendance , lloittLc anuolitlonala tbtwdit.Vr.t9for clroulan on luformllles an < t Dries * .
'Jnineei.Club leei. Curvatures oltlie Spine. IM . Tani Ti.Cancgr , Cjtirrii , llroiihltH. Inhalation. Bli3-
trtclty. I'aralyili , Kpllepsy , Kldnef. erHe.Bat , Slctn'nd HlOJd.anlaU i r loil operations. mSKASrW
O ) ' WOMEN aipoclnltrDrak otl > l eaias otU'OTnea frel.V hive lately alds-a a Kylnj-tn depnrtuunt ,
forworaen darln * conanenent CtrlctlTprlTut ) | Oilr Itillt'jld Hoatnil Initltute mtklnj uipeciallrof
I'KIV'ATK I'UKAHliJ. All blood dinettes successfully tmtod. jjplilllllo polmn rtuaTolfromiho njiiem
without mercurr. New ncitoratlieTrealmentlor lo of | lt l power. 1'artlsi umblo to rUlt n mu bo
treated itlionitby corre p3nden . Alleorcmanlcittani wntldentl'il. Me.llc'na . ' or In'tiumonti enl by
rmll or tipre.Miocurelr pmkrd. nomarki to InllcivtoconttntJ oriender , OnM'ersjnil Intcrrlonprcfvrrod.
Ollnndconfuillu * ofjendblitorr of your c > , nn ) e will sent la pliln irapper ouiUOUKTO MKN
VAKK upon I'rlrata Special or NerroailJlaeam , Iapot ncf , Hyphlll * OljJt. aal VarlcoJe : , n 111 quoulun
.lit AddreiB
Omaha Medical and. Surgical Institute.
Corner 8th and TJarnoy Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
NO OXJUEl ! MO FAY ,
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omalia , NTeb.
. StTiDtreniFart'erperltnce,1 A rffnlnrtrwltiateln. oedlcJM , a diplomat h jw , Iiiltllcittrlniwltb
< Ucrcile t loccesiill NirTOui.t'lirciijIc and Private rtl ti > o A. i > * raurii'rl t-urJiniirtntoiMl lor Cuturti
tptTniatorrbcri , Uoilllur.hiKMl , FunlnalVoikntni. . Muhl Lotiici , Inipol Dtr , bjpolllx. Slrlcluro. no I at
Clifnmiof tlitlilcMKl , Hklotnil I'rlntiir Urona. XII. Iuarnnt iWJfor merjr taio I oaiterliia i nla ( t
tocnru. t'oniuluitlealret. ilotk kMitcrltiof Ufe ) eiitlrott QUit UOBI Unu. U 6 p.
lt > . m. 1012 m.
Omaha ManilfaotUrBrs ,
Ilootji nnil Bliofi.
BIRKEHD.AU > , JONES Ac CO. ,
Wholesale Maimfacltiras of Boots& SIM
A ( tafotDoi < lonKn rrsiiP Co ,1103 ,
Street , Om hn.Nb.
Wrc\vcr .
BTORZ .te 1LKH ,
Lager liter Brewers ,
1UI Nulh ISthStrttlOrrutii , N b.
Cornice.
EAQLE coiiNICEVORKS , anl *
Minufadurers of Calvinizcd Iron Corolct
Window taps nndmetallp tkiltftlat * . JotinKi > pntteq
| .rorrlpt < T. lotunrt lig 'Uilildtli itrwt
Artists' MfllerlaU.
A. J10SFE , Jr. ,
irtisls' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
IMS Ilonclixi Street , Oranli , Net.
CnnI , CoUe , Ktc ,
OMA.HA. COAZ , , COKE A.ND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
LEU Cor. 1C tti and l\icclaiStr cti , Omabi , Neb.
_
D&A.N , AHMSTJION-Q Ac CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
103 HICth flrcot. "llcllal" 1 31. _ _
Drj ( JooiU mill Notions.
M. E. SMITH < ? c CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fornlshing Goods and N'otioaS
Corner llthind llonnrdHrt-Pti. _
'
KIUATRICK-ltOCH DRV 0 O CDS CO. ,
importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ;
Q nUl'umUhlriff5o' ' U. Corner llth aaj II Hue j
Btrcoli , Omabi , N'cU
Kuniiliir.
'ae STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in furniture ,
Farnam Street , Onuho , yttri > i.
CHARLES SI1IVEHICK ,
Furniture.
Ore t ,
Croccrlcs.
Mc'CORD , BEADY It CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Uh * t i Ixmifnworth Streets. OmaliaKebrniU. .
*
Lumber , Ktc ,
QW. . DOUGLAS i CO. .
Dealers in llardwod Lumber ,
Yiril 1310 N. IClhBt. . Omaha. _ _
" *
JOHN A. WAKET'IELD ,
fholesalc Lumber , lite. , Etc.
Impiorud a.nd Atnerltun Portland Cement. ( late
aviecltor illlimuape Ilidmullo Cement , aua
Qulncr wtlie Hot.
_
CHAS. K.L.EE ,
Dealer in Hardwofl Lumbtr.
Wood < arp t anfl parquet flooring th
8lrectaUiuiiha , Nebraska.
FRED \V. OR..EY.
-Lumber Lime Etc Etc
Ctmcnt
, , , , , ,
Cornerfth andDouglii St et , Oonti * .
" " " " "
Itllllinery unit KoUonl.
I. OBERFKX.DER i : CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers In Millinery ,
303 , ! IO anilllJ South lllh street.
Notions ;
" *
J. T. ROBINS ON N OTION CO. .
ffholtsile Notions and Fumistilog Gooda
1114 IlnrDCy ilteot , Omahn.
Oils.
CONS OLID ATEDTA.NK LIME CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
A.xl ( reu , ilc. . Omabn. A. IX.BishopMncacer. ,
CARPEOTER PAFER. CO. ,
"Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Cirrr Rlc ilock cl prlntlnc , triupplm and , rfltnj
p p r. Bpeclnl mention Klvcn to erd paper.
Safes , Etc ,
A. L. DE.ANE & CO. ,
Central .Agenia rot
Halls'Safes ' ,
32 > SoiitlilOtn St.Oraabt.
Toys , Etc ,
U. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobberi of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
HonBerarnlablnc Goods.Children' * Cirrlott'i. 1
Hrimraitretl , Omaha , Neb.
\Vntcr Supplies.
O. 8. W1NZJ ENGINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and \\ater Snpplics ,
find rullli. BISand CaUoneut. , OmihB
U. K. lion , Attlne li > cau .
Iron Works.
PAKTONtoVIERXING IROWWOHK8.
and Cast Iron Building Wort'
Knglrei , brtii work , general foundry , moelilno mil
tltckanlth work. Office and worki , U. 1' .
Itr. mii'
OMAHA. SAFE b IRON' "WORKS ,
Hanl'rs ' ol Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults , Ja.ll work , Iron ( button nnrt Ore eicapc ;
G.Anarcen.prov'r. Cor. Hth.-na JukionSU.
Snsli , Doors , Ktc.
M. A-DISUROVTii CO. ,
Wboleialo minufoclarers o (
Sish , Doors , BliDds and
Brucb office. 12Ui nd Iiard itrcetB.Omnlii.Nett.
South
TTNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of South Omilia. Liniled.
MEBRA.SKA.
National Bank
U. B. DEPOSITORY , Oil AH A , HEB.
Capital - - - - $4OOOOfl
SurptusJan. 1st , 1S9O - B7BOI ]
Officer * anil DtrectorB-HenrjW * . Tain. VieildctJ
i MliS. Heed , VIco.lTrildentj Jutneitt' . Knife. 11
V. ifortc. John S. Colllna , 1C. C. CuiUo. ) . M. I
1'utilci , W. U. B. ItUKliea.cnuUer. .
THE IFiON B-ANIC.
Corner 12th and ITunamSti.
AOcntral UnnklnzLIuslDCss Transacted.
GOMMEROI-ALx
National Bank.
Capital , - $4OOOOfl
Surplus , - - 44.OOQ
Onrcrai tnl ntrectori-A. I1 , llopilnt. preilO D |
W U.Ma.ul , Tlcopnt tdenlAllrixl ; .Mlllardr , < i > lal < r ,
K II.Urynntu. lit nt caihlcri Cbulei Turner ,
1 II. Williams. K , M. M'jr omia. U , 1 Mar , K.a
Andreei.ua
WANTED
BONDS IIIUCD BY CITICI , '
COUNTIC * . ICHOOl
- - - . . - . DIITBICT8. WATII
Ccrre.pondenceioHclted-
Ccrre.pondenceioHcltedCOMPANlr:8l :
MW. HARRIS &CoHPAtir
, . & ,
I8J-ICS Dearborn Streat. CHICAOO.
10 lite atreat BOSTON * '