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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1890)
r THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 4 , 1800. Tilt' lM\f/'ITI ITIITnt i II If 1"TC > TIIL bPElDLATNfc MUMS , Wheat Resists Unuwal Bear Pressure with a Good Show of Strength , FIRMNESS IN CORN WELL MAINTAINED , Oat * Kairly Active , lint I ltlln J'roviidoii * lU'iirlsli and Cloning Jiinv r l < lvc .Slock anil riiianolal. o , Nov. 3. iSnoclal Tclosr.im toTiir. IlKK.l Tliffo was enough bear news nnd t'tiouiili bear prcssiirofrom tlio locut trmlo lo break tlio prlco of wheat 2o this mornlne under ordinary circumstances. Tlio fuel Hint there wns a hesitation nbout shorlliiK tlio tnarU't with tlio news ut hand imd most of tlio blp oi.er.itnrs trying to tlopn-M tlio market IVUH tin argument of Itself show-Ins the sltong position of wlioiit. To begin with , receipts nere.1 cnrs , orabnnt double the ninount ex- peeled. Minneapolis Increased UH slocl < 8 6K006 bushels for the week. Country clova- tois In Minnesota ninl tlio Diikotaa Incicased tlii'1r tofksC. o.OOO bushels for the week. On tnjiof ihlscatnoiiri Increase of l.VjlCOO ! bush els In tlio vlhllilo supply. This was IIDO.OOO bushels inoio tlmn estimated nnd 2.W.OOO bush els more thnti tlio Increase a year ago. Tlio only ilcurcuses In wheat filoensof linportnnco wore'Jil.ooo bushels at lliiltulu and KI.OOo nt rhlliidolplda. Chli'iino HlocUs Increased 13,000 bushels. This was the Hulistiince of tlio hour news. On tlio olhorlmriil cables held remarh- ubly linn. NowVoik clcued2l,000buslicls ot wheat and curly In tlio duy reported two loads taken for the United Kingdom. There wus sonic liniulry hero for cnsb wheat for foreign account , Tlio inaiket opened at u Ko dcellnoon larso receipts with Uceeniborat ll.0'"i anil May around JI.O * . On tlio first rush of selling orders the prlco worked down to II.D2Uandtl.07i ? , or about lo under tliocloso . Batmday. From this llicru was a rally of Uo and tbu ninrkot bccaniu iiulot. About noun the visible supply figure * were at band and on tills the prlio went lo the low llBiiroHof tlio cession with December down to tl.OlH and MnyJI.OTU , a decline of I5ofrom ! Saturday for Deuuinber and Uo for May. There was a rally before 1 o'oiock to ! 1.03 < i for December nnd Jl.07i for May. St. Louis sold hero early. I.ociil suiting was led Hut by I.OKUII d 'Jo. , 1'arU-cr , On tier & Co. , Ilrosscau and sealpors Runcrally. Later eollIiiB was led by llutchlnson , Oudahy , I'ard- rldso and their followers , Tlio best buyliiK of tlio ( lay washy .M. 0. Mltehell and Oeor o Smith. I.oii ; ; ; ! turned buyer on the curly broak. At t o'clock December wheat , wus at JI.VJiuiil May atll.OT'j ' , and promised to close heavy around the bottom for the day. Thuro wnHsoiiio Improvement In wheat the last few minutes. Doeember recovered to ( I.OL''i , elos- IIIK lo lower and but Uo under Saturday and close lo the bcitnrk'o of the duy. November was iiioted | att.007a early and iW'ic ntthoclo-c. I'ntson December \rhoit : , tl.OlUQtl.Wiv ; calls , II.03U to ! l.0-1.03. Coinpaio.l with wheat , corn was pretty firm. TIiu extreme declineot the ( lay was but Iji' , Mlillo tlio close was lint Ho under Saturday. No\cinbor told at Kl ? . c to St ? c , closing at KIJJoi IJoccmber , KlSJc to KU4c to cloOi 3tay opened iii3. " . > U < i&3 > > 3i < M > oldntrMiC ? and ulosed at f > TSc. Tlicro cro .several things to help hold the market steady , llutuhinion was a seller early , but bcoutno a buyer on the bleak , rrlvllcgeson .May eoru vroro nt D.ViMfu ! for puts and .Vi ® . " ) c for culls. The oats nmrUot na4 fairly actlvo all the fOHnloii , but prices uoru llttlo ehiuiKcd. I.oeul rcenlptscro nearly double the estimates nt ifM ears. Schwartz , Dnpee. llntehlnsun ninl I'oolo xvoro the Icadluj ? sellers. Oll'erlnus wore qultn free , but tlio Irailu took oats wolf , Xo- viMiiliur UIIHnotedMltO undVlo : May , Wlo to Ifi.'tO and tiack IddiTto at the eloto. Htnclis of iirovlsliins showed up very large. This liiid a benrUli olfe'et on prices tlilsni jrn- \i\K. \ \ 1'ork opened I'-'iio lower , at fl'J.I.1) for January , sold at ili.U5 and up lo 11'eloslm ; at tfiM , or 7Jo ! lower. January lard opened nt W.X ( ) . wcilil ntfn.Kiniil closed at tlLATii , or So lowrr. Itlbs alsdwero heavy with -He to So loss for January and May. IinSTOCK. . OniOAno , Nov. IX ISpcclal Telegram to THE HKK. ] UATTr.r. There was llltlo or no eliango cither In character , lu demand or In prices , as compared with the close Balmday nluht. Anything In the steer llnotbat suited the shipping , export or dressed beef trndo was In demand und every thing clbo In the native line wus hard to sell at anything that looked like a sutlsfaclory iirlee. There were largo ntiru- burs of fair to good ranircrs und Texans lu the run that'camo Into direct competition with common natives , hence the latter had losolo the wall , as tlio Maying goes , for btiycis will rather take good rnnsors at the same mice or under every lime than the eonimon grassy natives. Nullvo hoteliers * stock was ulio crowded lo the wall by the largo number of FOMIIIS on sale. Old COWH , bulls and other rough stock eontliuies to sell at extiemely low priced. Tlio Moukcr nnd feeder trade presented no new features and values on light little hteers urn down to low-watermark. 1'rlccs ranged at t.3.85 for export and prlmo native steois : others. ! M.'iO4.7. " > ! medliiin , KJ. ! ) . ) it-4.25 ; eomiiion , $8.li5tW.50. ! Tcxans , i8.Ktt3.10. Kangcis , f2.5iQfJt.5 ( ) . Jlons Business opened nnd prices ruled Jhout like Saturday. A few sales of prlmo heavy were made early nt a slight decline , but In a u'i'iirialiiy \ there was llttlo or no ohnnge. Hot b packers nnd shippers were lib eral buyers and the ccnund market closed fairly bteady. MXAXVIAL. NEW Yonir , Nov. 3. IPpoclal ToloRram to Tii-llKE.l STOCKH The railroad list started nbout steady and snowed such firmness that an advance was soon In order. The action la Butfar wasa bar to any natural action. It was not only very uotlve , but very weak. Tlrat prices were generally lower by small tractions than Saturday , but opening losses were In most cases neutralized by the ourly Rains , though only ItiirlliiiUon displayed tiny real strength , rising ? per eont. Louisville & Nashvlllo was the only active Rtoolt , whllo tlio specialties and low-priced shares wcro quite neglected. Sugar was again a feature of the market , und opening down 7i at CISJ , It wuaqulckly rattled off tiiC'Jon a largo tr.-ui- suction. A slow recovery to 61 occurred later , but tbo f-tooU remained feverish and unset tled. Heading became prominent In the ucn- einlllstfor Micnglh and activity In the hour , a ud losntoIHJi. u gnlnof Sovortho opening tlmuo. With the upturn In Hugar lo 04 ciiiuo a very nice rally In railroad tdmtes. Atchlson mined up to .14 , St. 1'aul recovered to 5'Ji , RllhsonrlVaeitlo weattofilirinl Union I'acl- Oo lo 47 ; rbleago KM rose to 4i , ' j BiiRnr iniido another dip toU2M tioforo Hfmi nnd again re covered to03. Older stoolt heldllnnat the advunee. Tlio closing houV of the stock market , wcro fall of promise. Vl\o \ Sugar trust decision broke ihntstock six p4Iiit , maktiiR It cell under 00 with tfio oloso at 0\ \ ' , , \vitli this Inlluonce aitnlnst ibo iiinrlcot ruiroad hhares wore well snpporlcd. and at llio Vosei kliowed jnutorlnl calus for Iho day. hve : | ilcago Oas wntii Huat41i. In western Htoiin Nnrthora rnoltlo preferred was up ! i : llurllnuuii led the KruiiKorKronn with u pain of II nXWi , after tMlhiK ftt 01 ! , : Atelilson. Upok Jvjilmi umi Missouri I'uclllo eaeli gained 'i. A. 1'aul ' U iindl'nlou racllto . Money was e\y , jij. * Uonld'srotnrn promises better tiling | n tlio otilhwcst. Hales wore r..r > ,000iiliare9. I The ( ollowlni ; vero tlio elosniK iinotn\n \ , HoNrv Kiny , 4SO per cont. I'IIIMI : MKHUANTII.B l'Ai'Kiiva8 per cent. STKIILINO KxcutNCiE-Quloti steuiljTi d yblll , f4.W4i ( lomnml. tl. 'J. Militnu Hlinrcx. . SBW Vonic , Nor. a.-r6peolul Telegram I 1 TUB HM.1 T qiiotutloim ; Alk-o . . . 200 Ontnrlo Lulorudu Con . lu ) Unlilr Con. Cal. 4 V 411) IMyiuoulb , , Kureknl'on. , , . 874 HtaniUnl . , Suiter Crock W Iroufltlter . . . \M The CotTeo Market. oY.S. ISpcclftlTolegramtoT ! Bi .l-0o ri Optloni. opcuaJ itc ily 6 25 polnl * down mill flo < ( oi1 Mf-ndy nnd tin- to Si iiolntsdown. Sivle , 45..VJO bnK , XoM-inbcr , tiruO'itfl.ft'i ; Heecnibcr , . ( Vi ; Jannnry , fiS.Wl.Vso : robnnry < * n.a ! < rii.vti : ! .Mnrcii , lii.Tr u.ini Mnjli.7WB 1J.0 ; .Inn" , IH.oi. Snot Itlo iiotnliitili fulrcar- KCts. llti.Ms No. 7 , tkoo. UK ; Visible Stipily. | Ciur-Ano , Nov. 3. The visible supply for the week ending November tas compiled by tlie secretary of the Clilcat'o board of trnilain ns follows : Whrnt . , , Corn . i . T.iil'.COO UutH . I.IIBMX ) Ilyp . VJI.OOO liiirloy . 4S40ooo : Jl. ill HUTS. . . . . . . . Nov. 3-Olo c Wheat 1'lrm ; ciuli , ll.OOHl DeccmijciSl.08i : May , tl.09. Corn Steady ; cash , KJ'.jc ' : liuccmbcr , KIUc ; May. iiVi. Oats-Steady ; cash , 43c | December. 43'Jo ' ; May , tfc , Hye-Cli-ndy nt07o. Harlov "icady at ' " 'li Oe , Tiiiidiby-Klnii at ll.VOiil.28. I'lax-tjiilct ut il.ub'i. ' Whliky JI.I4. Mess I'ork Hleadvj cash. JIO.OO ; January , * IM7Mt May. tliW'i' . hard Steady j cash , $0.22jl $ ! Januuri'i Sfl.oi'.ii Slav , I'M. Hour.SteadyVisconslawlritcr. ) . utralsht * . Jl.'p05tl.i" > ; WNciMisIn winter , low Rrudes , ! 2.81 ( T"i < i ! ( . .prln.MInncsola haid whciil , patents , * .Vl > ' 33.io ; ; sprliii , ' . .Minnesota , toft wheat , | j.05 . Hulk Mrnts-SlioiiMcra , IVMS.VlS'ii ' short clear , fj.KVii.Vt ) j sboit rlbn , 15.40. llutter 1'lrniei'i ureainury , lba'-'o : dairy , 12 < a 9)C. ) 9)C.t'hoc'o Quiet ; full croiim chcddiirs , ; Huts , bi ! < au < . ' ; funuy jouug Anierl- n-'Ui ; . HS l-'lrni ; fresh , JOQSlo. Illdea Kuslur ; heavy and llRbt creon , fi u ; isrccu hldusCjoi tulleil bull lililos , 4'iCj ' grcon suited -alf , TJiS ui dry Hint , 75l e : dry salted , Ifibo ; dry ealf , HS'Jc ' ; dea cons , eiluh , 2.V. , . Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid , iiuokcd , IU' ! . IJccolpts. Slilpinents. I'lour.bbN . - . . , wo KS.OUO \Vbuul , bu . 4U.UOO 1M.OOO Corn , bu . ITT.OOO BIS.WM OatB , bu . . 14U.WJ 131,000 NBW VOIIK , Nov. it-Wheat Receipts. lV1noo bushels , exports , ai.too Imthulst spot cu y ; ? ilMi-Io\MT ! ! Xo. X red. JI.07JJ In elevator ; $ I.US3. alloal : ILO-vtHWi t. o. b.j ujitloiis closed lic ! lower ; No. 2 led , November , closing nt il.wjjj ( . Corn-Hccelpts 10'J.WO bushclv , export s.I.SDO bushels ; spot steady ; Xo. ! ! , llO'ie ' In elovutor ; GIQ.i > IiO ! ulloal ; ungraded inlxeil , 004ttOic ! ! ; option ! ) closed \vouk , November closing ut tats-Ht'eelpt , U',000 bushels ; exports , iiciuoj Hpot , linn ; No , y white , Mo ; inlxeil WC&II.TII , 4'iiiJJo ; wlilto western , WvfiD f"So ; oiitloiu Busier , Noveuibcr closing ut 4Vie. HiiK'ir ' Iinv ! , noinlnul ; refined oulct , steady ; ccntrlfiiKtils. W test , 5 15-ltio ; Museo- vailo , Wl test , " . 5-lfio centrlfilifnli , Utl test , Me ; nil H'l riillned , mild und -ttemlj. I'otioleiiiu United closed for December at KSKS rnney , scarce , linn ; western , ' 1'ork . ' . ' . ' . . 1'orkSteady ; mess SIl.'J.Vtftl'.M. liiird Depressed uud dull ; western steam , KM bid. liuttor I'lnn ' : woslcrn dairy , lO t'e ; cream ery. lOiiaoo ; Klgln , L'll'Jc. ' Uhveiu Easy ; IlKht skims , 4J'2.T1ic. ! ST. Lori ? , Nov. 'J.-C'loslns Wheat Lower ; : ash , : iMo.Miy ; : , Jl.tWi. Corn Kirni ; eu.sJi , Jl'ii."u'c ; UcceinUer , tDlie ; ilay. W'HWJ'ic. Duts Klmi ; cash , 4lc ; May , 4C4c. ! 1'ork Dull ut HIM. I.uril DilllutW.UO. Whlsky-tl.14. llutlerSteady ; creamery , SlttlSe ; dairy , 19 MtNNKAFOt.ls , Nov. 3. Wheat sold well at small cnneessloirvliluh were nuulo to eori-e- Hpoudvllli ftituies ; receipts , OI'J cars ; ship ment * , 100 cars. ( JloshiK : No. I hmd , Motcm- ber , lue ; on truck , 4I.UU ; No. 1 nortliern , No- > onibcr , lll'.c ' : December , ! ! 4e ! May , H.UII ; ou truck , Wi vi No. a northern , November , Die ; December , ICe ; ou Hack. KANSAS OITV , Nov.Yhcnl ! \ rower ; No , Sliard , cusli,80io ! bid ; No. U , bTo ; Nu. > red , cashti2o bid. Corn .Steady ; No. 2 , cash. 49J o bid ; No vember , 50c , , Oats IC.xelted and hlRher ; No. 5 , cash , 433 45e ; November , < 4.Q4l'/ic , CINCINNATI. Nov. II. Wlioat-Qiilot ; No. 2 , Corn Stronuer ! No. 2 nd.xed , 67c. Outs-Klrin ; NT ) . 2 mixed , 49o. \Vlnsky-$1.14. MII.WATIKKK , Nov. : i. Wheat Quiet : No 3 spring , cash , Wil'J'c : No. 1 iiorthein , Jl.OO. Corn Firm : No. a , M'Jc. Oats Steady : No. 5 white , 47l7',4c. I'rovKlons yulotpork ; , January$12.20. J.iVF.aroor , , Nov.3. Wheat Stonily ; holders oU'er moderately ; red western , 7n 7id@7s ! ijd ; led western , wlntor.s txl , UOra btrous ! western , 4s 8 ? d percental. OillOAOO , Nov. 3-Oa.ttlo liocolpts. 51,000) ) market steady : steers , i..OS83.iS ! ; Texans , JJ.10 ; rangers , 2.5U < i4i.50. : Hogs Hecelpts , : i7)00j ( ) inarkot steady : choice heavy ami Imtohers * wuluhts , Jl.luCj 4.83 ; common to good heavy packing , J.l.hO < i4 4.10 ; Hunt , $ U.M&4.UO ; assorted light , 4.10ii 4.I8H. Sheep liccolpts. 10,000 ; nmrkot steady : na- tlvi's , < -I.OOit3.0J ; corn-fed Te.xuns , Jl.liJJI.- lambs , J5.r.iati. ( 2'5. ST. Louis , Nov. 3. Cattlo-Ueeelpts , 2,000i Hhlpmaut.s , UOO ; inaHol steady ; fair to fancy nat Ivostecre , $ J.80 5.00 ; stoukcrs and fuodors , . . . . Hogs Hocolpts , 2.8X ) : slilpineiits , 2'iCiO ; mar ket slow and heavy ; heavy , * l.004.1. > ; mixed , i3.Cr.a-4.00 ; Unlit , ) .7.V3i.S5. : ICANSAS OiTr , Nov. II. Cattle Hocclpts , CI.40C ; Bhlpmuiitn. ri.OOO ; market steady tn stions ; hteers , Ki.2Vil4.KI ; eows. ( l. jU'j.GUi stockers nnd feeders , li.iViW.OO. Ilo s liccolpts. K.400 ; slilmnmits , 000 ; inn.r- liet steady ; all grades , W.bXa4.IJ. ( Sioux CITV. In. , Nov. 3 , ISpeoIiil Telegram to TUB HKB. ] HojM-Kii'efpts , 1 .1)0 ) ; innrkut niilol , selling at KlGOZa'Jili ; bulk , J.lbTSJ(3 ( U.U5. _ OJI.4JM M.littiETS. Cattle. Mond.'iy , Nov. II. Estimated receipts of cattle. I.TiX ) . us com pared wltb 788 Saturday anil a,307 Monday ot last week. The niurkut was nloady on beeves and butcher block. Feeders shoueil nc cluingo. _ Estlniatcn rccolots of hosjs , 4,800 , as com. pared wltb 7.3.VI Saturday jind RMS. Monday of last wcolc. The inarift'l was autlvo und fully sleudy on the best grades. Tbo raiiRO of prleos was $3.2lKit4.12j ; , tlio bulk selling at $ : i.SiXiji.l)0 : ) ; light , t-'l.atiQi.gui : ' lioavy.J.r64.W5 ; mixed , W.lftfM.M. Tlio av' crane of tlio jirK'0- < paid was $2.73 as compared \villi tl.781 ! butiuday uud JJ.Si ; ) Monday ol lust ueoli. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hlieep. nstlmnted receipts of sheep , 2.191 , as com. pared with 2A1 Saturday and 1,724 Monday ( if hut vrrek. The market rcmaliiH uneliunged Natives , < ; ' .3Ji3l.l5 ; westerns. tJ.OQi3J.tO. Disposition or Slix.'k , ShonliiK the number of lioad ot stock purchased on this market as reported by Hit wolKhinastersot the Stockyards company foi Siturday , November 1 : CATTLE. SwIttJtCo . 50 ! ThuCeorco H. Hammond company . VZ The Armoiir-Ciidaliy packing company. . 4f ( Lee Itothfcblld . . . . . . . . . 4 ! Hamilton unit Stephen . i ; tihlppeis and fcciluu . 61 : HOGS. ( Arinour-CiKlaliy packniK company . 2,0 ? Omaha pueUTng company . TJ SwIfUttJo . OCX DcnrKo II , Hammond packing company. . 2V J. I' . Siiiilres &fo . 2C' Nortli I'ucklngCo . 04 ! SwIft.VCo . 201 Armour-Uudaliy packing company . 2V neiircaentutlvo Sales. \ 6TKKIIS. No. Av , 1'r. No. Av , Pr. No. Av. I'n 2..11W $2 40 27. , lir.9 13 7S U..10M f.l 00 3..lfcO .40 2. .1085 275 1 1.1041 3 W COWS. JJ\l. . 640 75 1..750 125 1..1060 J CO . . 710 b5 0. .10.50 125 07 WO 1 IB J . SIT. 100 I. . 1020 135 1..1160 175 \ . . tffi JOO 4..10G5 135 S,1K7 175 \.10IO 100 6. .KM 130 7. , 731 175 V 1)10 ) 115 II. .11)25 ) 140 8. lisa 175 V- L WO 1 20 3. 10.W 1 M 20 , . IKIt 1 77) ) ? \XX ( ) 120 87. , 92 $ 153 1 1080 100 - J73 120 4..1052 155 11.1102 215 "VO 120 14. IW 165 1..1140 215 _ 8TOCKK113 AND VEUOElia .1" SIM 2. . 705 S 25 7.1050 250 1."Stl" 18..KKI3 9 UO 0..11K4 250 . ' . "S.,200 2si. , ma 2 as niooo 2i 1J' i\15 10. . 07ft 285 24. , W3 875 60. . U07 , a jo , , 037 8 _ 3 BULLS. . ' ! 90,1 50 l ! | 4UO 173 . .ll'iO 1 G5 1..1XW .00 , CALVKS. 1 , , 320 1 40 , j , o10 3 j5 Ji ( 130 37S ll- AND flcovrs imd calvc , eai'li . IS W ttt.SrElt.XCATtLK. No. - Av. Pr. 20 iter > r . , 11KI t01 U.K. Tc . 'hcinnehcr 25COWS . OU 1 70 .Moran 23cows . . 021 1 M Ti'tdiotiinqlicr .V Dell. 0 , Co n. > canners . nee HIcows . 1)11 ) 1 Kl 22COWS . II" 1 HO lOcnws . 11211 2 IM 21co\v \ . 1101 1 W I'lifrsloy llros aicows. . . . . . . . PIO 1 M 1 COW . 7.V ) 1 2 , ' lco\v . 7IW 1 23 1 COW . IfJO 2 00 1 COW . 1SK ) 2 OJ : i cows . l ( 2 ( ncows . uii 2 oo 2.COWS . Wl 2(10 ( 18COWS . 1005 2 00 Xo. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh , I'r. OS. . . , . Kl 200 M 0.1 75. . . 2.11 210 J'l 8(1 ( 111. . . .ins i r.i a 20 tW . . . 8SS M HIM ) .ir SCO 3 20 Wl . . . 2IS 240 IIS ) .iw im 3 M r.7 . . . .2tf. 800 aw 1-4 3 : n uo. . . . 2(17 ( 800 aK ) H. . 140 n -to M . . . .24 RO ass fi'J. . 40 3 40 C7. . . . .21W 280 a 85 01. . .1KI COO 3 40 01. . . . .87 200 a si SO. . ' 'ID 800 3 40 IM ate 04. . . Kfi 800M 3 4.3 . 80 ! IM * | ' : ta 3 M K\ . 8j a.s.1) ) no' ! .80S IfiO 3 r.o Kto. .207 - ass . IM JO 3 31 to. : .239 3 W 410 hki S. > . . TL-o 3 M 74. . .211 to ) a 85 117. . . .210 18) 3V ) ( M. . .83II 120 : IK > ra. . . . 1IH : i3 i 120 a no 7(1. ( . . .217 nso 3 V > . aim 80. . ' ' 8SO : i no - am Kl . . . M 3 ( i.'t M . fiiii (0 aim 8(1. ( . . an 3 7U 0-J. . .Illll tea a jo 1.1 213 8N ) 3 70 07. . .279 rji ) a w 115 " 217 : 8SO 3 ,0 75. . .231 wo a t' ) Kl "sis 800 3 70 110 . .271 iso a us 711 2ii : ICO 3 70 12. . . "M - 400 87 S4.'l - 3 70 ( SI. . .307 40 4IK ) r.l liiivj 200 3 7.3 51. . 121) ) 4 00 71. . .21(1 ( 3 73 74 . 121) ) 4 00 01 ' Sltt 210 it 75 - 4110 08 i'.sw 'Wi'l 3 73 130 4 tViE ( > . .SH 84C 3 75 CO. . , . .X'7.M SO 4 0. * > rei . .250 itx ) 3 SO 55. . . .M W 4 10 75 . .JB1 1UO 3 H ) 48. . . - 4 lli ! ! I'HJS AM ) SKIl'S. 8 W 1 M 08 . . . . .142 40 2 . " 0 38 . . . . K , 1 SO ' .19) ) K ) 2.V ) SI fill 1 SO lib' ; . ! ; ! 80 875 1 40Jr - 1 7S 24 $ - 875 18 101 - 2 00 5 ' - 875 17. . . . 117 8 85 20 .m - 8b.-i tti 01 - 8 M 8:1 : . . . .m.TO 80 8W a _ 107 - 8 oo 1 /.TO - aw sum' . No. Av. I'r. 808 westerns wothcrs . .los r.t tr. 204westerns , wethers. . . . . . . .IDS a us Monthly Statement. SliowliiR thoolllelal recoliiU and slilnnidnts of live slock during the month oinllnKNoveiii- bcrlll , b : l. anil thuntiinbef of head eundiiined at South Omalia : Itr.CKll'TS. IHSl'O-ilTfO.V. IIAILIIOADS. Cattle. C.JI. &SI.1' O.ASt. Ii .Mloimill'ni'ltlc Uiilun I'm1 llio C. A N.V II. A , M * L\ ; u.ft"ii.i ; ; ; ; ; ; O.St. l1. , M.O Fi. K. & M , V Totnl shipments. . . Cunanmeil lu b.U. . . Grnml Total U8.5.TI ! 170.i' : 11.8 ! O. > I.VHV Groceries. DATIIS rcrsliui , C-lb box , ft' ' c. RAISINS -London layerCillfoinliiior ; : | box , J.H : ) : IIHMO iniiseutclH , Callfomli : , tx'.ob ; soed- lt , < < , C'allfornlu , JV.Oil ; Cullfonila seedless sul tans , Insueksiier 11) . llo ; t'nllforiiiii nui.sca- leiis In hiieks , 8'ii- ' ; ue\v Vulunclus So ; 011- durn layers , now , Do. NUTS Almonds , 18o ; Itra/.lls , 17e ; fllbeits , lllo ; iiCeans , llio ; wulnnts , Ijepoauut ; eoels ; , Uci rousted , 10'ic ' ; Tennessee peanuts. So. OAN.NKII VKOKTAur.us Toinntoei y-lb extra , Jl.HxiCl.lJ ; Ii-lli Htuiiihinl we-tern lirand-i. $1.10 ; Kalloiis. Archer's standard , KI.UO' L'oru-l'lnest , grown , il.fiO ; Gatu ( 'lly Micar eorn. very lliu * , klM ; lilliuiin. 2-llistiKnreorn , SI.'J ; S-Ib exlru , lleciner , tl.iulb ; ! ! stnndurd western brands , $ l.0"i. .Musliroonn 1-llj Kroncli , extra tine , ' . " 'IS L'JI ; ; l-lliKrench. line , b5i : . : V : 1-11) l-'rvnuh , or- ( llnurv. 105tl8c. I'eas Tres Hue. nor can , Sie ; duinl-llne , iicrean , lUe ; 3-1U slf led , tl.Uj ; X'-lb early June , 1.50 ; --lh murrow , stnndard brands , tl. ' . ' . " ! ; 2-lb soaked , Toe. Hlr.nK beans lli lilh'h grade , Itcf u0'eeJl.OU : S-lli lioldun wax bonus , $1,0(1 ( ; ! MI > btrine hunns , SJc ; Ijltua beans -I'-II ) soaked , ( we. llmtou buuiid bouns L'-lb Lewis , Jllij ; Urown brands , H.UJ. Sweet potatoes y-lb Now .Jersey , Jl.tio. I'liiiipklni : i-lb , 1.IO. ultra and tuiimtuus-tl.tn ; ohru , ; succotash , jl.'JO. KMIIS\CIOIJS ; Ooons Barley , -lo ; farlnn. 5oi peas' . L'lic : oatmeal , bills. W..yll.Vi ( : half bills , fi.oo ; < rw.'i'i ; nnieaionl. 10ii.lle ( ! veunieelll , prunes , C-lb bo.M-s , 109 to 110 , 6'to ' ; ' , evaporated , new iliiK clioloo , 15e ; ovapifati'd , new rhiK prlmo , lie ; nprieon , fuiiey. In sucks. UUo ; blaeu berries , now , JOc ; raspbeirlos , L'3 Ihs to box. ISlu ; oiirrants , HUH- , fi'iW.ti" oilj- Inal ensks , Ue les > s ; Voitlz/i ; ciiiruit : , extra , in boxes , onie. COIIIMIIK Manilla rojio All sizes from 7-lrt to I lu , Mo ; blsal lope , all sl/e- , from 7IH to 1 In , lOoj "now processes , " "II hl/cs f roni 7-Jtl to 1 In , 80 , WnAi'i'i.vo ' 1'AVEit Straw , per Ib , Lvalue : rne. y.Je ; nianl'.lall. yit.io ; .No. l.Si' . Mor.tswKS-Hbl. ) , N. O. faiiiy. ; pereul , .VWiTu : Kood. : H < KXoOuha \ , hnklux , sa ' Sot > A I'lcgi , IK ) UK to liox , Blfes 1.05s. 4'c , ViSEHAH iWjjr. N. Y. ai > po : eider. " Iduj 1) . H. oliliir. izulilto. \ . wlnr.irio : fanoy , fruit , tfc. On.s 1" > 0 inline white , I4ej IM water white , lu'c ; lictidHulit. 14ie ! ; 71 ( jusollne , llio. SAI.HOUA Ubls , 1'ic ; gruuulated , io ! ; In bbls , lse.STOVIJ ? STOVIJ I'OMSII JJ.OOQ3.8S per cro s. lt.\ls-Ain , , per 1UO. Jl.75i l.owMon , per 100 , $ I7.T. > ; Union tnaro | , 40 percontolT list. SAt.r- Dairy , i-'HOlbshi bbl. bullc , t.MO ; uesl Krade , 00 n.s.t2.iO : ; host snide 100 Its , * -.4i ) ; hest rule : , 18 10 , J2.Sij 'lock salt , crubhed SLSU ; cominnn. bbl , JI..X OANNKi ) JlKAT.s-Corned beef , 1 lh , fl.M ; corned beef , S UH , Jl.'JO ; liineli toiiRiics. ] Ib. f..uoj Inncli toiiKiies , a Ibs , * 4.7.'i ; brawn , l llw J'.d ' ) : hrawn , 'J Ibs , S.CO ; tongues , Hi Ibs J.VOO ; OKtonxuos , 'Jibs , JJ.OO : chipped beef , 1U llw , round cans , } ; .U5 : toast beef , L'-lb round eans , J'.MXl ; potted ham , ! i-lh round cans , BJc : uottcd hum , U-lb round cans , JI..H ) ; ilovlli'il ham , U-lb lound cans , ( i5c ; deviled hum , ! , - ! ! > round vans , ( l..l ) ; potted uxtoiiKnelb ! round cons. ll.SU ; coniiiri'ssed ham , l-lbsonaro cans. $ J.7j ; tripe , L'-Ib round cans , $1 bO ; minced ealopsIb round cans , $ VJyj honoless iilirs' feet , -Mb f-nnaro eairs , W.ia. \I.\rr.B Hun \u l'i'r Ib 5ocnkci , SO-lh boxes , l.loj lUo cu.lr es.IJO-lb boxes , Ji'lJo ; Mli bileks.Ilu Ihs In box , puie , lie. TWINES Cotton twine , "Illbli , " very fine , 'i- Ih bales. S3e ; cotton twine , .XX briinil , > 4-i | ) bales , IXo ; hemp twine , H-lb bales , IN ; : sail twine , SOo ; candle wlok , ' "e. ; 40-foot cotton clothesline , ! 1.4llCO-fHit ! cotton clothes line , * ! . ( ; ( -foot sisal lilies , ti.5 ; tXJ-foot Jutc.tl.UU : wool tAlnes.S'ic. ' CorniK lioasted Arlosln , iS'ic ' ; llnnoln , ! Jc ; Oorinan. auo ; Ullworth's , Wio ! l.lon , "iOu ; Mnllnonch , ' 'JSie ; Cordova , 'J3iu ! : Moelia. * uJuvuEO Ilitooiis 5-tle , parlor , * I.UO ; 4-tle , fJ.'R ; 3-tle. Jj.'ii ; a-tle , pliilii. II. M ; wuichousc , Ja.UO ; loy. II.SJ ; whisk , ll.00ai.23. OLIVES Quarts , per doz , $4.00 ; pints , per Ooz , Ji.V ) ; Imllf , tier Bill. , DJO. SuciAii I'cr II ) Out loaf , 7\C ; ! cubes , 7)40 ) ; standard pondeicd , 7e ; XXX.V , iiowdcrod , 7Sc ; granulated , htandurd , tiie confeotlon- ers1 A.ONfiVe ; white , extra O , brilliant. 7,1io ; cxlrrv 0 , royal , tiUu ; central C , S'ie ; golden U , 0'ie ; ( InrkO , 4'ic. COTTON Itoi-K ! i Inch , ISc , KOAI * CiiHtllp , mottled , per Ib. 0 < iJlOc ; do white , per Ib. 14e. 1'iCKi.KS .Medium , per hbl.IO.OO ; small , 110.00 : gherkins , 1 11.00 ; ffiul , bbl , Jio.oo. CiiiKU-l'cr bul , rellncil , KM ; half bbl , 81.50 ; hard elder , pure , per hhl , W.OJ ; oi-aiifo older , half bbl , M.W ; pvar cider , half bbl , fo.JO. i'tiiL'OTTOxs He rkcley Cambria No. 60 , OKiot Heat Yut , ti e ; tlitttorclotli X.\.4 > ( oi CaUot.J ei Klrst ctUI,04oirriiltof the Loom , Oo ; HIM hiimper Idem , 80 ; lluiisekoeper , Kjoj Ktnir riilllln ouiubrlo , lee ; I.nnsdoii U 11. 1140 ; iw ; Lonsdalo cambric , 10 c ; .New York Mills , llo ; Uuk Lawns , 7c. I'liiNia Kuncy K4dystone , 6Moi Steel Klvwr , 6 t Uauiupo , 4Jiui bt , LcUjcr , JjiC. Wn lilnltfl | 4'o ' : Mcrrl- 4'ie. Turkey lc4 ! | l'oiiiilalii , O'iCI ' llnrner , 7o ! frenlleld , 8'3ci llrtlln , C' ' c. HKAVV IIIIOWN I'dtxn.Ntlitntlc A , 7'ie | Atlantic II , 7ci Atltintli' 1) , G > i ; Allantte I' . Co ; Aurora ( . ' , 4l4e : llueU's ' heiul , 7et Cabot W , nV ! Hatlliiston , OVci I'aruiVrs1 .No. I , 4 , ia 4'ti ' ! Ilomlrr hi * . ri'Jo ; luillnn lioad , ! Lawrence LL , ! > < iu ; llenrleJtn iL. 8'io. SlIKKTIMIH AMI I'lLI.'tW C'tMNtlJHniWll - Not-lVnncroll--4.-ln. 10'c ' : l'epnproll,8-4. ISct IVtiierullIU4. | SOos reppcn > alu'JJiioj I'tlca , 4Mn , Met L'th'i.ln. : . 17'ieTtlea. ' . - ' - , 2 c | I'tlcniM-ln ' , avi I'tlca , tD-ln. ' > * < , a. Illcache ler.ic ' ; llat > ) , O'tOV ! rw ic ) ' tires * . M'l Lancnv ler. C\'e ; Ulenalre , C'li' ' ; WJUtleiidoii dre , sc. I'lilNTS-lndljio blue-Net Martha Wash- Inetoii , r'iu ; Aincrlcm , t''icj ' Arnold , n oi Ar nold II , loiu cloth , llk-i Stlfel A , ll'io ' ; Merrl- mac , 7-S. Idct tJold Leaf , h'ie ; Hamilton , JJU'I Allen I'lnks , iliie ; Allen Ubtiinbrtiy , Co ; Olou- Chester , fi'n" llartelr > He. CouwKtil'AMi'iiicSr-t-'iinvn ' , 4'jci lied Star , 4Sio : Kolled Ulover , 5c ; fclater./i'iCl high col ors , le extra. liNlMS-Xet-Anioskcas : , n oz , lSic } ! York ciniilet , Ho ; I'.vorctt , staiidnrd , I'-iies Hay maker's , 7'ie ' ; Old York , XX , 1040 ; Lawrence , If.'o , liijic ; LuwriMico , l ) oi i : > ! ju ; funcy stripes nnd eheciii , ll'ic. tJ TTOXAiiKS York , nankin , 10'jc. Kvcrett ! PoISe ; Lowistun , lio/ ) , ! 4u ; Worklngmuni lie. . _ FNIi. 1'itwit I'cr Ib I'crcli , 7e ; buffalo , dressed , To ; pickerel. I'ejplke , IV : trout , 1'c ' ; whlto , I0c ; eropplc , Ik' ! cut Hill , He ; col stoak. 120I lloiindnrs , l'J > . ' ; Oregon salmon , 13c ; black buss , Ibo ; lobsters , li-e ; lilue IKh , I.V , Halt and pIcMud Codflsh , extra now , O'Jc ' ; Krand bank , new , 4'jc ; Hllver , i--lb bliiuki , ft'ii'j snow uliltu. 3-lb lirlcks , new , 7'jO ! turkey eoil , lareo inlddlo bricks. 'Jo ; snow whites , crates , l'j-51b boxes , 74c ; inedluni fcaled hiMi-lii ) , ' , i'Sc ; No. ( sealed lierrlnir , SOct ( lotnestlo Holland herrlni ; , 40e ; llaiulniivcr spleed herrlnir , Ode ; Husslaii sardine. " , spleed , line : Itnsslan sanllnes , plain , fiooi Imported Holland herring , Crown brand , soc ; do fanoy milkers , $1.00 ; mackerel. No. 1 shore , half bbls m.ril ; bloateis , half bbls , ilH.liO : white llsh , half bbls . ' " ' : tiont. half bbls (3..Vi ) family white flsb. i.co : ) ; snlmon , SISOper half DM ; a-lb bi-olled macUerel , J'.M ! n-llihiiiiiisturd , K.m ; U-lb In tonuiloknucc , f3. 0 | 5-lb Mitjo mess mackerel , JD.Ot ) ; 1-lb brook troiit.l,33 : y-lb brook trout , J-Mij 1-lb salmon , * I.S ! ; i'-lb wlilto llsh , liSS ; l-lli white ll-li. < lSi ; ! 1Mb lobsters K Ot 1-lb lobsters. $ - ' . : ) ! 3-lb oysters , 1307 , J.V ) ; S-lb oysters. Id oS'.VJ. . ' ) ; Mb oysteiV O7l.5 ; U'-lb llnratarla , 1007 , $ . ' .10 ; 1-lb llvritarli : : ; , : , o/ , { 1. 10 ; Tulr- liionl , I o/ , fl.l.iralrmoiit ; , 8 oJilBt 1-lb eluins , llltlo neoks. Jl.d : : , ' .lh clinns , llttlo necks 81.73 ; a-lb clnin chowder , J2.UO | 1-lb crabs S.V5Ibcrahs ; , JJ.JO. Country i'roilnoo. Ilt'Trnn-Tho receipts of butter arc not hifKeiinddealeis geherully find iciiily sale for all oIl'crltiKS In fact the market on solid tacked iruods Is llrni. Uood tocboleo country oils sell all the way from 12e lo 160 with tin iccaslonal small and selected lotatWc. The nforlor itnide ) areiiuoted from ( Vcil'-'o. Good oiinlry solid packed 1'iiiltM'j cootl cieainery , 'HiM'li' ; fiinoy ercaiuurv , SI S3o. Kdiis Htoelis aio HKIII and llio market firm .t li'o with an occasional sale of selected stock ntVe. . ( JAMB The lojolpls uic not heavy nml the inaikot lltin. I'raliln chickens nor doW.lXi ® l.3.rouse ; , $3.7.V3aiO ; inallnid ducks , W.Oij : to il dui'l.s JI.V.V31.31 ; mlvi'd ducks , JI.73 ; Jack snipe , 7.cnill.oO ! ; ( juall. tl.'i'ifdilMi Jnek rub- blth $ .I. J , ! ( .Oil ; sniiill rabbits. jl.aVAl.15 ; . leer nnd antelope carcasses , s < aic ) ! saddlers , ' 1'ol'i.Tiiv Tlio market In chickens Is not very favorable to Hie M-lllint interests. Whllo he receipts are not laro the demand Is light did .stoi-Ks drag. A good many chickens nro still soiling utJ..OO'&J25 ' with $2.V ) about the ml.sldc. tioeso are cnrco and theio Is some leiiiaiul. Dili-lib iircqnotcd ut t-.5Xij.OO. ( { ; Tur- .oys , live , no per Ib and diessed lSllc. ( lre sod chickens ( i&Se. Fresh OIIANOKS Jamaica eruiiKes , 230s , single bo.\e , per box , 4.1)3 ) ; box o lots , 1.75. ( -'AMKOKMA I'MUITS ( Jrupi's Tokay , crates , JOIbcrnte , tl.75 ; tirnpe black , orates , tl.7.1 ; peurs Dor box , W.7.V , qnliict's per box , $8.60. UiiAi'jss Concords , pur basket , 'J5ci 23 basket lots'Ci' ! . HAXANAS Yellow , PJ.OOS'.VJSi red , $3.50. IJK.MO.N.S Cholco to fancy , "S OOStS. . ' . Am.us-runcy winter apples , per bbl , $3.50 ( -'iiASiiEiiitir.s ' Fancy dark Capo Cos , $0.85 : fancy llo.lt & Cherry , Jf.50. I'OTATOES Car load lots arosellliiKon track lit SJCtdTo with soinu sales repoit-'d IM low as Mc. ) 1'alr. stock In small lots commands IH'c. The demand h fair and just aboul ciual the iceclpts. ' 'I'uitxii'S The in.irket'il * dull nt 23c per bushel for wlilto and iUc for OMONS Good slock Is In no great supply and the market steady at II.85 per bushel. Coal. On board cais nt Omaha. Anthracite 'lirstinn. range anil OCR , ifs.85 per Ion ; grale , KOO. Soft coul Walnut blocK , * 4.0U ; Iowa lump , $ a.7. > i Io a nut , M. ; . > . Inline , Cement , ICtc. On board cars at Omaha I'cr bbl Ash ( iitno lime , Uc ) ; Champion lime. Me : ( Julney white , bOc ; l.oulsvlllucement$1.50 ; Milwaukee cement , (1.45 ; Utlca cement. $1.10 ; I'.ngllsli I'oitlnnd ceiiient. (1.15 : New York plaster. F-.8.'i : Michigan plaster , if'.lKl ; Kort Dodge plns- Icr , JI.75 ; white band , t2.0U ; 1' . I' , hair , perbulu. STKCI < Wtiti : NAII.S Uaeo I2C5 ; steel milts , bust$2.15. . TIN Pian : I. o. . ' lo.v.'i , J7.M : I. x. , 10x14 , $ ! l.85i I'oKo , 4xliJ , 112 , { 0.75. SlIKKT 7,1M Sc. _ | { ( HK _ o-'Jliarcoal. I.O. , 11x20 , 112 , JO.OO ; 1 , SlIKKT JllON No. Siri.50 ! : No. 27. RI.CO. Siii.mi-sjtrlctly : : half and half. I7Sjo. \VliiK .lap , barl ) , M.25 ; mil. , fl.tCi. HI.OCKTIN t-iuallplKi IWo per Ib ; bar , UOo per 11) . CoriT.it-rinnlshed holler sires. Xlo per Ib ! cold rolled , aoc per Ib ; slieetuii , 2sj per Ib : pit and Hats , ; ilc pur Ib. . GAi.y.A.NixunriiiKiT litox fils-count 50-10 per eoiil ; pat. plan. Iron , Nus. 24 ana 27 A , lOiic ; 11 , Illilen , Tullpw , K IlniK < . I'Kr.TS AMI TAI.T.OW Qrccn salted h'des. No. 1 , .MiUUe ; No. 2 , 4Uoj dry Hint hides , 7'1ii' ( < e : cair hidest/u c ; diimucoii hldw" " , I'Jo ' less ; sheep pelts , green , each , L' ' " " " slii'ri | pelts , drv , peril ) . llxi&Uc , TAI.I.OW A No. 1,4Ue : No. 8 , IH&Hic ; grease , while , ai'j'D4e ' : yellow , 2't"e } ' ; stcar.no , ( 'i"se ; . llONis-Onotatlons : are for delivery In Chl- cnuo Dry bulValo , per ton. JlU.K ( ai5.0) ) : dry country , bluachod. SIO.OJi5ia.OOj eonutry , damp und mealy , .fs.OlX310.00. Ij'.iiuhei' . FKXOINO WJdto Pine No. 1 , 4 nnd n In , 12 and 14 ft , JIO..V ) ; No.4 and In. 12 nnd 14 ft. $14.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 in , 1U ft , $10.50 ; No , U , 4 und liln , lu all lengths. J1S.OO. SllilNO-A , fcX'.OO ; II , J20.50 : 0 , $10.00 ; 1) , IIII.OO. Ki.oouiNd Wlilto I'lno-A and II , JJXou ; I ) , Kl.tW ; (3. 7.UOi K , JI7.50. STOCK HOAIIIIS No. 1 common , 12 and 14 ft , J2 ( > :1 : ft. $ lt > .W ) ; No. 2 common , 18 and 14 ft , J1H.OO ; 1C ft , 117.00. CKII.INO No. 1 white , V In. 131.50 ; No. 1 hard pine , ? i In , $45.50 ; No. 1 liard pine , ? In , t21.UO ; No. 1 hard pine , 7 < in , $24.0D. STOCK lloAitns A and II. 18 In , $12.03 : D , 13 In. W.W. UIIOOVKII KOOFINO No. 1 eonimon wliltn pine , 12 , 14 and Hi ft , Jl'J.OO ' : No. 1 eonimon V pine , 12 , H ami 111 ft , tls.OO. UlMENMIINS 12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ft 24 ft 2x4 . $15 00 $15 00 $15 ( II Jit ! 00 JIO 00 $17 50 $18 00 2\0. . 15 00 15110 15 IK ) K ! ( K ) lh Ot ) 18 1KJ IH W ) 2.\8. 15 CO 1300 150. ) 10 CO 16 OJ 18 W 18 V 8x10. 15 ( H ) 1500 1500 11100 1(100 ( 1800 IS V 8\I2 , IGOO 1000 1000 1/00 1700 1U 1)0 ) 11)00 4x4 to 8x8 10 00 10 00 10 00 17 00 18 00 10 W 20 00 lloAHDS-Nn. Icnin , $ IHOO : No. 8corn , $17.00 : No. II coin , JI5.00 ; No. 4 com. f 12.50. SHIP IMP No. 1 plain , ij and 10 Inch , tir.OOi No. S plain , 8 and 10 Inch. $15.50 ; No. a plain , I and in Inch , $15.00 ; 0. d' . , 8 Inch , Hlitl''o. ' IIATTKK ! " , Wsi.r. TtllUNfl , I'tCKETS-O. 0. llats 2i-ln ! , 75c : Utfl.sifVi..ewell : ! ! luhlnir , I ) . A , .M. nnd llev. . WIOOj plokiits , I ) . & H. Hat , I.-2.00 I'oi'i.Aii-cIear. 1-ln. all widths , $ .U50j clear ! i-hi , all widths , $211.50. t O.CO. I'lNisinxo YKi.rowl'iNK Clear , 1 In , JJO.OO ; JU. li ! und 2 In , * 27.onrstar , 1 In. t3I.O'i. SiiiNni.KS. LATii-Ktirii , XAX , 13.75 ; uttuid- hash , 00 per cent ; doors , 40 per cent ; blinds , 40 per cent ; mouldluKS 40 per cent ; straw bouitl , SUO ; tar board.JI.GO ; tur felt , 13.10. AN11l'UOHIIIl'l'lOXVHKIi.fjMKX , Parade of Bj-lcrrs who Favor IIlull License. The nntl-probtbltlon parade oy the city wbccluicu lust evening wus a corker. There wcro over one hundred and fifty of the enthusiastic bykers In line , and as they rolled through the principal thoroughfares , they nmilo the night resound with their wild hurrahs for high license , and the very air vibrato with melody of multitudinous tin horns and whistles. Many of the boys had tuclr wheels beautifully decorated , and with their colored lanterns waving to and fro ns they bowled nlonp the spectnclo. wns nn fnipresslvo one Indeed , Among the most noticeable tnitupnrondcs noticed were lioso expressing the sentiments of Omaha's miidrods of wheelmen , Ono rends "Wo Wniit Pavements nnd ( Uxnl Komls , Not 1'ro- ilbltloti , " another , "Vote for Hlpli License mid Prosperity. Not for fraud ami Kuln , " nnd still nnothcr , "Prohibition' 1 * Lllso .Ono of Jnck Prince's Knees , n Dead , Raw fako. " Hien there wns one , "If Wheelmen \Voultl lido on ( ! oed lioads , LctTltoiu Yoto Against This Alleged I'rohlbitlon , " nnd nnothcr , 'Prohibition Is Synomy moils with 1'rco Pol- son , Vote for High Llcctise. " The procession departed from the clul > louse of the Oinalm club a few minutes be fore 8 o'clock ninld thocheers of a largo crowd of lookcrs-ou. The line of nmrch wai to Six- rcuth street to Douglas , down Douglas to .Eleventh . , thence south to .Ifnrnam mid up Au-nniti to Fifteenth , south to Howard , -west o Sixteenth , thence north to Uuiiilng , from Cinnliip to Twenty-fourth , thence to Sowiml mil back to the club house via Nineteenth , Mobster ami Seventeenth streets. The pro cession , which was under the coimimnd of Cnptaln Kniersoii of the Umnhas , nml Captain IJeliulorf of the Apollos , cinbrucoil the following rlduw : P. U.idolct , F. N. Clarke. W. K. Combs , F. T. Mlttonur , Ktl Lytlc , Dr. V. N , Connor , H. 11. Uhodfs , K. i ) . Smith , Hilly Townseml , O. C. DeltzVtll - am Kmcrson , O , O. Fnmclsco , J. L. Live- say , Clark Hedick , George Patterson , Harry McConnlck , P. C. Mnthews , G. A. Hathbun , \V. J. Morris , J. E. Kbcrsolo , L. K. Holton , Vf. Ci. Urliui , IJ. L. Patterlleld , H. II. Uttlo , W. A. Hunl , A. H. PcrriRO , C. C. Peabody , I. L. Howltrj- . L. Wuloot , Wllllntn Hnell , Genrgo C. Pullman , RV. . Suvdntn ' , A. \ \ ' . Gone , C. II. Davidson , \V , S. 'U.ildtifT , Joel 'atou. G. 1 > \ Etilnctcr , Oscnr Kplnetcr , T. AI. Conrad , H. H. Siiilth. S. C. lilionih , J. M. Howard , V. II. HlfUInV. . D. Covrothers , A. P. Gibson , W. U. Gnuidlcan , H. G. Cooke , W. G. Copclnnd . F. 1'otts , I. II. Kartnmu , J. Pufenraft , II. G. Wheeler , C.V. . liobortson , Bert Wllkins , K. C5. Orl- gcr , C. E. HUlcneiiur , C. J. Joan , G. M. Heard , W. S. Koberts , V. W. Austin , John : * Clarke , Vnnco Laue , W. G. Korfeot , F. K. , 'eurce , NVill Plxley , Oscar Hreiulorf , lj. 'lesehcr , fj. Dennian , 15. Smith. S. Osborac , H. Multcrferltiff , C. S. Dickey , Hob Catkins , Jeorgo Sauabay , 15. Potter , Doll Wort'L \ Underwood , O. H , Tugger and many others. 1002. Sixteenth and Fiirnnm streets la the now Rock Island ticket olllcc. Tick ets to till points east nt lowest rates. THe liirlfr. OMIIU , Neb. , Nov. 3. To the Kdltor of Tin : Dnc : There niuy bo Isolated cases whcro the minimum rate thnt would protect was not ndoptcd , but there Is uo warrant for the uni versal onslaught by mugwump und free trade papers : all such statements magnify Uolatcd points but make no reference to the bill as a , whole. JJo tariff hill can ho made to please everybody. The greatest good to tlio great est number Is the object desired , and " charity which tells every man to llrst caro" for his family tells thin nation to care for its own make laws for the bencilt of labor. Kvory tariff revision since the war tariff of 18ra 1ms reduced the average per centum In the aggregate , either by additions to the free list , or reduction in rains. The McKinh y bill makes n larger reduction Hum any pre vious one , not excepting the Mills bill , which did not hccomo a law. The result of the McICinloy bill Is this ; Half of ull our im ports arc free and half are dutiable. If all were dutiable the rate on all would bo less that 27 per cent , and yet a learned nnd noted foreigner , who was nnco honored by a cabinet position , declared this the "most Iniquitous tariff ever enaelcd. " Ho once favored such legislation. Kupubllcnu principles have not changed. Admitting charity favors such laws ns will bencilt our labor ; admitting the object desired is tbo Kfcntoat good for t tie greatest number in our own country ; then to reduce the taritt ( so-called n tux ) and rcliiln the manufacture of as many goods In this country as possible , for the benefit of labor , uro the points iiimod at. Had the McICinloy bill carried to the free list all woolen goods , nil cotton goods , all hosiery , It would have been extolled to the skies oy frco traders and all foreign countries , and McICinloy would have been a second Moses in the eyes of such. But , where would it have left American labor ! On a busU o'f bare existence , or a reduction of . " > 0 cents per day , on u good factory hand , or SIM per annum , nnd , to give whatj A suit of clothes at possibly $1 less two suits per year , ft ! less on his salary $144. Say this factory hand supports a family of four , then his Increased price clothing cost him $24 , and still ho l.s a loser of Sl-'il pur annum. Now , to reduce the tariff on an article that affects every man , woman and child , and of universal necessity , net what one puts on ills back to hlilo his nakedness , but puts Inside to sustain life , and will not reduce wages , but add a premium to wages for its produc tion , should bo tlio great desideratum. Frco suear , and a bounty for its production. Do you sco a single word in any frco trade , dem ocratic or mugwump paper about free sugar ! No , und yet the effect of nutting suj nr on the frco list reduces the turllT ( Vi.MX OOO annu ally , and moro than equals putting on the frco list everything n , poor man wears , ( woolen , cotton , etc. ) No nation win become great unless it com bines high efficiency in manufacture.- ! . La borers , think of those things , for , when you vote against republican protection you vote to cut down your own waged to a pauper basis. The McICinloy tariff has evened the protec tion basis on most lines. Now , what may bo done say two years hcnco ( It would be'bot- ter to test this bill bolero doing anything ) would bo to reduce the bill straight through .1 per cent per annum for live years ; then rest again until it is determined what should be done. If the republicans nro wise , and if llio protection principle is to remain , they should adopt the minimum rate on each line that will protect , otherwise tlio protection principle must go , us the whole people uro getting educated on tariff matter dally. MKKUHANT. The now olllcos of the Great Rock iHliuul route , 1G02 Sixteenth iiiitlFnrnnm streets , Onmlia , tire the linest in the city. Ctill nnd sco them. Tickets to all points cast at lowcstrntes. Vote Karly. Vote early tomorrow and avoid the crush. Otherwise you will lose your voto. The consciousness of havincr a remedy at ' hand for croup , pneumonia , so'ro throut , and sudden colds , is very consoling to a parent. With a bottle of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral in the house , one feels , in such cases , u sense of security nothing else can give. A. National Iliilldcr. William H. Sayward of Boston , secretary of the National Builders' ' and Traders' ex change , will visit Omaha Friday. The local exchange will arrange an entertaining pro- ( rnmmo for the occasion. tin ; PRODUCTS OP" NATURE CANNOT BljJMITATIiD , The medical profession uro opposed to nos trums and Justly so , but ultli one accord they hearllly endorse Nntuie's lomcdles. There are few physicians In America to-day who do not recommend their patients to qo to Carls bad , or , If tills Is Impossible , to tulio the gen uine Carlsbad Salts fur any stomach orllver trouble. The remarablo merit of this Fait , whlcl. Is produced by the City of C'arUbad , by the evaporation of the Carlsbad Sprudcl Water , has been known to thoolvlll/ed world for moro than five centuries. It has nchlovcd Its unupproached reputation , and retains II wholly on Its merits , It Is a natural lenicdy which Is always cIYcotlvo In nil dUordors of the stomach , liver und kidneys ; for hab'ltual constlp.itIon , gouty und ihoiimutlo alfoetlons It Is without eiuul. | Ho sure to obtain the gcnulno nrtlolu which has the eoal of the C'lt.v of Carlsbad and the fclgnatiiro of "IMmerA MondulAont'o. , Solo Agent" , 0 llarclay rit. , N Y , , " on the neck of every bottlu and ou the outvldo cartoon. Write for pamphlet. NEBRASKA National Bank U. B. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , Capital. - - - - $4OOOOC Surptm'jan. 1st , 180O - B7.0OC Officer ! and Directors -llcnrj W. Tatci , t'resldont ; LawliH. lleail , VlceIriil < lunl | Jaragi W , S Tagp , W V , Mori * . John H. CoillDi , U. C. Cuihtog , J , N. . U. H. UuiiliM , caiblvr. THE IRON BANK. Corner 12ih ind firnara Bti. A Otuirtl Banking Iluiloeu TrumacteiX OMAHA lilClllll'ia ' ( I DIRECTORY. BILLIARDS. | BOXES. The Bmnswick-Balko John L , Wilkle , Oollcmlor Go. Oiunhnpnrort'Ox fuctory , Saloon fltturM. 13IM3I9 Io Kl . to : , 109 s , loth > trcct , Umnlm , Onlori proniptlT tllloJ. BOOK BINDER3 & STATIONERS. . - - - - - - - - - - ' > - J-u-xJxru-1j-iJxji-ru - L-II I - Omaha Eopublicnn Printing 0 ? , , Lnw brlofii , bank sufpllos , ninl crerf thing In the IirlntlnK lino. _ 10th ntul Douiilas ? troct . Ackoimcuin Bros. & Hcintze , I'rlnlcrj , Under ! ' , elect rot j | > er , tlnnk book maun * . fiulnrvr * , 1IU1 lluwar.l Dtrcet , BOOTS AND SHOES Oharles A. Ooo & 0 : . , KirkeiultllJoucs&Oo : , , \Vhole lo Mnniifnctur'n. Manufacturers ami Jobber . icpntd for lloslnn Hub- ber * tiorShiuiCo. . tlltt , 110) ) , 1IW Ilnnntil itrcrt. nml lIUii llarneyh ! William ? , Vnu Aer- 0 iiam & Hatte , Manufacturers A. Jobbers. tiirncy jtrcct , 11UI 110J lluiiKlnsst. a , Nt'b. BUTOHI5RS' SUPPLIES. Louis Holler , iitrhern' nml Tools A Siii | | < lle , llcuf , lie \ olUM'p rnHlMKS , lllti-lltS .Incl.ioii St. CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETO. loluuibtw Bugy Oo. , 'nrrlauos ' , ' , Sulkies , . P. K < 1wnril . Mnnncer. 3ii-in : : south loth. CARPETS. CLOTHING. Omsha Oarpet Co. , Oilmoro & Huhl. ari'Ct' , oil cloth : ) , m.it- Slnntifncturorn , V Whole- tlnsc , curtain K0oitcte. . pulo ( . 'Miller. " , 1511 Dounlas street. lie. ) Hnrncy * t. CIGARS. West & Fritscher , Doan , Armstrong Innufncturors nnoi'lgnin Co. , jo blio r.i of IcaftobiiccoJ. 402 N. lOlli Street. Kill Kurnnm street. "licllut'MRi. COAL , COKE , ETC. Omaha Goal , Ooke aud Ooutnnt & Squires , Lime Oo. . Hnnl ami noft coal ship Itnril nml softoonl. pers , I. K. for. loth nml IJoiig- 15US t-'nrnnni street , las streets. Ouialin. Hulbert & Blum , Hnnnou & Wcoth , Ohio Innip.ltock Springs , Itine , cement , billi , hnlr. Kxcclslnr , Wiilnut I lick , Rcrccneil nut , niHlnnolto , phistcr , etc. Minltlilni ; , stoani. ' . . ' . . Onlcoll'J \ ICth street. Ulllcol'IIS. IJth st. American Puel Oo. P. II. Mahoney & Oo. , lilppors nml dealers In Jlnril- Coal Soft. tiiulmicllo mill bltu- mliious c'onl. Onii-csSI3N. lOtb nml cor. 215 S. 15th Htreet. 10th anil DoiiKlat sts. Nebraska Puel Oo. , Howell & Oo. , S13 S. 1.1th street , SIT S. 14th street , Oniahn , Nob. Onmlia , Neb. J , J , Johnson & Go , , 'Johnson Bros. , - 213 S. | : .Uh sheet , 0141'nrnnm etrcct , Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Neb. Mount & Griffin , 0. E , Havens & Oo. , 213 S. lltb street , 1502 Karimm ntroct , Omnhn , Neb. Oiimlm. CORNICE. Eagle Cornice WTorks , JldniifiicturersofCnkan- ln' l Iniii Cornice. Winnow cnps. nictulioskr- Iliilm etc. 1110 mill 1112 Duilso St. DRY GOODS. M , E. Smith & Oj. , a Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry ) ry Kondi , furiilBliliiB Goods Oj. , Kooili , notions. Dry KowlH , nutlons/Kents' / or. llth umi Howard sts. Corner inrnlsliliiCKoiMls. llth anil Humor. DRUGS. Blake , Bruce & Go. , 1XW-M3 Lcuvenivoitli st. Omahii , Neb. ELBOTBIOAL SUPPLIES. Wolf Electrical Oo. Illustrate ! Cutuloguo 11 CO. 1UII Cn | > ltol Avenue. FARM MACHINERY , E1O. Parlin , Orendorff & T. 0. Northwall , Martin Go , , flcncrnl wislcni Corner Jonca unit Othst : . gkanilln I'low Co. , Omahii , Neb. l.149-Wl Bherman arc FLOUR. Broken Bow RollerR..T | , Davis Mill Co. , Milling Qo. . Mill at Et. Joseph. Oflleo and warehouse , Oiunlm House , 1UI2 .N , 10th struct. Cor. Sth nml Jnckion S. F , Gilman , Clemens Oskamp , M'f'R of ready lo rnlso 1011 N. ICth ttrc = t. Ship Jnck .Meal , llni'st enliiH In the world. C. K. Black , Manager. r.'OM25 ! 8.20th ( trcct. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stong Pur- Ohas. SMverick & Oo. nituro Go , , ' Furniture nnd Cnrpcti. I'urnlturo nnd curpctn , 1115-1113 Kaniunntrect , I20i-Ul0 ! rnrnnm St. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loomis , J. T , Robinson Notion Co , Jobber * and Importers of , Renti' fiirnlnlilnu , notions and furnishing ' ' Roorts m'f'it ei'lctir.itcil branil Koods , "Iliickiikln" , puntK , NhlrtH. cmt , etc. till llowuril street. Cor. Ktli ami Howard its. GLASS , PAINT , OIL , ETO. Kennard Qlass and Paint Oo. , 1403-1412 llainoy street. Oiunl.a , Neb. GROCERIES. Pnxton & Qallngber , Meyer & Haapke , 705-711 S. lOth strict , -IIOl llarncj itrcct , Ouinhn , .Neb. Onmlm , Neb , D. M. Steule & Co. , Sloan , Johnson & Oo , IMI-l-W Jonca street , Utli und l.o.ivenworth utrecti , Onmlm , Neb. Neb , Alleu Bros , , MoOord , Brady & Oo. 1114 Hurncy etrcet , I3tbnnd l.tiivennortb , Onmlm , Neb. Oiniilia.Nelirnika. GUN POWDER. Hugh G. Olark. AKi-nt Du pom's ( liinHKiler ( , lIUMInu capi , fii > o , elc , l'ia lluruey struct. HARDWARE. Rector & Wilheliny Oo Lee-Olark-Andreesei Cor , 10th nml Jnckion ts. Hardware Oo. , Omalii , 1103-1110 llarne ; street , Omkhu , Neb. inrrs , WCOP , TALLOW , jim Oco. Oborno & Oo. , "J..S , Smith A ; ( Jo , , MS 8. tilth Mreot , 1(03-1412 toitvonnttrtli _ Omah.i , Omidm. IRON WORKS. Pnxtou A ; Vioiling Omaha Snfo & Iron Iron Work' , Works , Wrought ninl cnst Iron tiiillillnit work , engines. Manner * flro nnil limclar t'rn , notk , Ronoral l > fpof mifi" , niiH . jnll foundry nnrlilm1 ninl vrutk , Iron idiutlcrimnil Mncktniitii work. U. 1' . lire P C | HH. u An- lly. nmintlut. Uircn.lltli Acme Iron nnd V7iro Wilson & Drake , Works , M'ff tiitmlnr nno , .flr Iron , wire nmlbrn n'ks , tun bollcm , tnnk cle. , SlltS. ICtli'trt-ot. \V. llovhli I'lorce , nnl ll'th trcct . LITHOGrRAPIIINGr. Rcos Printing Oo. . 1'rlntlnit ninl illiink Hooks , lltliniiil lluw.inl8K LUMBER. G. W , Douglass & Oo. i John A , Wnkuficlil , Imported.Anicrlnin I'orU llnribTooil liUtnlicr , linul Cement..Mllnnukcf lljilnuillc Cement nnd 1910 North ICth Street. tjiilnoy Wlilto I.line. Charles H. Lee , Wyatt - Uullnni Lumber llnnlwooil bimlior , wood cnrpeli nml puniuol bor Oo. ttuoilntf. fill ninl DoiiKliK. Fred W , Gray , Louis Bradford , 1,11110 , Cement , I'to. , Kto. Lumber , lime , cement Cor. Clh nml Oonutns. K3 UoiiKlns strrot. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. I. Oborfolder & Oo. , Importers nml .lobVcrs In .Millinery. M , 210nml SI' ' South llth street. MU8IOAL INSTRUMENTS , ETO. OILS. Oousolidateil Tank Line Go , Itellnml nnd Intirlnitlnii OIH. | axle Kiensc , et1. A. II. lUsliop , Mniiiicor. OYSTERS. A. Booth Packing Oo. , Plait & Oo , Oysteis , llsh nml ciuiuol "Tiger brnml , ' fiu , . ter ROOllS. Oimihiitirnnili , 1SOS Lcnvcnivortli. SI5 unit 817 Hcnriinl. PAVER. | PLATING. Carpenter Paper Co. , Western Plating Vks Curry ix full ttock ot r.iiH , nllver nml iilfkal and ( iliitliiu on ii'l ' im'lnl * , iirlnlliii : , wriipplnu tuliluwino i'le .ii'il.itvd < nrlllnit piipi'r , cunl pn- I'DllshliixtMn' * A th.in * per , ele. tidier work 1114 l > inyu. ! PRODUCE , COMMISSION. RibM & Smith , Sohrocdor & Co. , Penlcr.i In country prod Cash Imycr * Inilter nnd uce , fruits , vcKetnbles , exit1 * , unil ucui'rnl t'Uiu * etc. nil lon iiii'vil'iiiil ' , etc.12U7 Ilownnl shed. t'U rioutli llth MH'Ct. Phelps Bros , , E. B. Branch & Co. , Connlrr produce , fruits , I'lOiluee , fnilli of nil etc. klmt * , iijli.'i > , 121J IIiMVml street. 1211 Unwaiil 11 root. 0. Rosso & Oo. , Robirt Purvis , r'orclKn , California : ui'l 117 llownrilMiccl. tropical frnllj , Write for in-lccs on lmt liH llonanl Btiout. ler , e 'tis iioiillrjnnd Knme. Porter Bros. Cb , , Olark & Cb , , Cnllfornln , Florldi nnd . troiilcal frulln. Hiiltcr , eher'.e. f (01-811 .loiiei ntroet. poultry iinilKnnif , U.V. . Units , - .MniriKcr. W.iSoutli ir.ih Micct. Kirscbbraun & Sons , Williams & Gross , llulti'r , O'KS unit poultry. Produce nml fruits , IZJJIIownrilalrcet. 1314 limner Bates & Oo , , Country produce , fruits , vcKotatilof , uroeurfl' | iuclaltlo < . | UIH : , upleoi , etu. 117-ll'JH. litliSt. RUBBER GOODS , ETC. Omaha Rubber Oo. , Miiniifacturtiitf unit job- bcrunll kliiiln rubber UOO'lH. 1UOS Kaiiiinn'xtreet. 8APES. I SEEDS. A. L. Deano & Co. , Emerson Seel Gencrol nKcntt for Hall's Seed urowoii , ilw 'Iprs ffk Hnft'ii. u.'inljn urnii. K XI iinailiiMiiilli Illlli t. , truanuo H , Uniiilia. ( II-CJIHoulli SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO. M. A , Dishrow & Oo , , Doha Sash & Door Co.i Mn'iiifnchniTB of nnsh , Muniifnrtiirors of mould * iluiir. . bllniU nml lni,9 , bllinli , ilours , MoiililInK . Hrnni'li of- cle. tluo , 12tli Mini Uur.l His. ICth nnd Clark ktrctx SYRUPS. 65TOVES. Consolidated Oofleo Company , 1414 anil MIC llnrnojr st. Onmlm. Ncu. TOYS. I TYPE. H. Hardy & Co , , The Omaha Typa Toy , dill , albunisfuncy Foundry. U'ooil" , house fiirnlablMK Printers' Hiippllo' , * New und nucoiid-lma Koods , chlMren'n ear- inurblnery. rliiKCB. initlKarnnnist. HIS Him mil Uriel. STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES , SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK Y RDS CO , , LIMiTEDk LIVE SlOOIC COMMISSION. We Offer for Sale. Four thousand tons choice llnlnd llav , P < ! ' ll.i'arn , rilran n'H Hiding , I/ulon or llornlnl ttatlnns , na U. .M , & HU 1' . U. It , , In lotn to Mill purchaheri prlcui rugulalol by liu ! nurKul full and HCO us , STRANGE BROS , , BIOUX ( JITY , 10W4- . T