THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY/NOVEMBER 1C , 1800--TW.MNTY .PAGES , 15
THE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
Ltg'ttmato Business Not Affected l > y the Un
easiness In Eastern Financial Circles ,
A GENERAL AWAKENING IN AIL LINES.
An Active Trillin lit Winter Oootlw DC-
uplto llm Mild Wttiitlicr A IJct-
rtiflix'otlvu Olunco nt tliu
The pnst week 1ms witnessed lively times
ttt the llnanclol centers of tills country and
KiiKliiml , and Wall street has boon In a fever
of excitement. For n tltnolt looked us If there
would hu n ilitngerous panlu and the ills-
patches from the scene of activity were
alar nliitf. A number of hir e and old jlrms
of brokers failed and still others wcro being
rlobuly presieil when tbo Now York clearing
liouso inaniigcment stepped lit and stayed tha
jiroRre.ss of panic and Wull street oncu more
breathes easy. Had the banks dclayc-d for
twenty-four hours their resolution to Issue
clearing house rortlllcatefl In nld of .prensed
hanka , there Is no saying : to what extent the
dr-morall/atfon nilKlithave run ,
While thU dark cloud has been hanging
over the great money and stock markets of
I lie country , threatening disaster and ruin ,
then ; has been a general awakening in this
p.irt of the west In nil lines of business that
can bo called seasonable. Dealers la all kinds
of goods Hint nro bought nnd sold during
tlio winter months report nu uctlve
trade and this , too , \vlth the weatncr very
mild for the season. A rlgltt cold snap would
liy an Improvu'iieat , but as It Is trade in ( 'on-
cr.d is in fully as good shape ( is could be ex
pected , It U asserted that tha supplies of
currency In rural districts nro ample- for the
requirements of trade , The fanners hnvore-
celved largo prices for such crops as they
have , nml huvo chosen to sell , but at the same
tlino their now organizations , which hnvo
Hprciul so widely within thn past year , on-
icoumgo them to hold OH foe lilgher prices
still. It would bu natural to infer that pur
chases by fanners hnvo not been romnrknuly
liberal , because largo nunibei-s of them have
lost seine of their traps , and when the farm
ers do not buy freely , money slides loinor
than usual in the country ,
Looking at the different branches of trade
in'detail , the grocery Jobhers report nniiii-
iirovctnoiit over- the week before , Orders
Iiuvo been coining la qulto Ireely from the
country and as a whole the Hltuatiou is quite
satisfactory. At eastern points of supply
tlio also Is somewhat changed. There , ac-
conlluK to a New-York grocery rejwrt , deal ,
crs thoroughly satlsllodvlth conditions ol
trade are ttio exception , and \vlillc tlie rule is
not decidedly opposlto la character , tliort
hceins to bo in pno way or another ncousid-
rrnlilo measure of disappointment ovci
results attained since the opening ol
the month. Either interior supplies
wcro previously under-estimated 01
buyers are becoming more ri ld than over ii :
calculating requirements , but it is certnli
that points drawing upon bulk stock direul
have furnished only small orders , and ever
the local custom , which has been reporting t
good distribution inaucs moderate anil crnitli
calls. In a few cases the faith of holder }
seems somewhat disturbed , but as a genera :
thing udvorso circumstances are fairly inoi
by u reasonably stoany holding and a rotusn. .
to Indulge In imy ulrect pronounced effort tt
realize ,
The sugar market has been seriously infill
ncoil by the legal complications in whiel
the New York rcllnlng interest is entangled
Tlio trust , not knowing exactly wlutt stand
Ing it occupies as a contracting agent , natur
ally refuses to enter upon any fresh negotin
tions for supplies until its doubts nro removed
moved , and the outsldo line of custom , feel
ing no necessity for immediate investment
is reudy enough to contribute to dull tone bj
assuming a.very Indifferent .attitude.
In the line of dry goods tbpro has been considerable
sidorablo activity in woolen and heavy cottoi
fabrics and all seasonable [ roods. There Is i
better tone to the market tliun existed \vcel
niro and prices arc ilrm. Nearly all fabrics o
u Htnplo character nre llrmly held by tliu east
em cpmmiaslon houses , because stocks are li
exceptionally need shape and by no means redundant
dundant , snvo In the > case of print cloths
which arc steadily accumulating at the nuiuu
facturlng centres.
Among hardware dealers a pretty good rui
of business can bo heard of in almost any ue
partmcnt whore goods nro not entirely out o
season , and operators generally express satis
f net Ion with the conditions of tbo market
Huyers have a creat deal to talk about in th
" wav of tariff matters , cost of. material , etc.
but they generally engage all thu goods in
tended when they corao upon the market.
The lumber dealers do not look for n vor ;
heavy trado. The recent issue at stalco be
fore the people of tlio state tended to ilelu ;
building to a very considerable extent ! and i
is now too Into in thu full to exneet much t
bo umlortakon before next year.
In the way of country produce there Imv
been a friw chunires that will bo worth notit
ing. The price of cpgs hns advanced , as wil
bo scon from the quotations , on account c
the scarcity of strictly fresh stocks. Till
mlvanco has been accomplished in the faro c
the fact that the market is being well sui
piled with cold storage stock. Uuttcr whlc
lias been commanding very high prices is nt
moving so freely and ut the same tlmo thur
Is a gain In the receipts. A consequent weal
ness in tho.market Is the result mid lowc
prices will bo the natural outcome. If prcsci
conditions , continue. . The poultry , markc
, brought up nV the end of the week with
glut and prices took a sudden drop. Tc
great receipts and mild weather which pr
vented the holding of stocks wcro the rei
causes. Other kinds of produce do not slio'
any \cry great cnnnpo.
0.71.Mf.I 'y
Cuttle.
. Hutmdny. Nov. ! 5.
Kstlniatcd rccolnts of cattle. HIM ) , as con
puted with ! ! ,4fJ vi'sterdny njnl I..tW Snturdn
ot last we ok. There wore no good stcois c
tlio market , . Tlio best grades of hecvc.s woi
nctlvo and stiong. others steady nt yeste
diiy's decline , llntelicr stock was unehaiigi
und feeders slow and weak.
Estimated receipts of ho s. 8.000 , as con
pared with U,4MyuMoiday unil (1.280 ( Sattnda
o ( last wi'ok. The market opened active an
tlrnt on the best heavy lions and barely Mead
on othe.ru , closing \ouk. Thuranxuof prlci
was * ; UHU3.li5 , the hullc sOillIni : at 1:1.5 : ( 1.8
I.lelit. KltxMUi.60 : heavy. * .l.Wii-'UUj mlM-i
j.i.UKiU : ; ( 00 , The nvorniiu of llm prices paid wi
IT3.5S us eonipared \ > ith J.'l.iai jvitrrdny m
M77'4 Haturday ( if last week.
Shcop.
Ktllinttted rocolpts of sbeoji. 8f. as compart
with aan yesterday nnil 4u : : Saturday of la
weelc , Natives , f.MWftt-l.lv , wiolorn- . , * . ' .UJ (
4.IMI.
IS)0 ) | < UI < ) II Of SlDUlC ,
HliowliiK the nuinburof head of Meek pn
eliuscd on this market as loportol by tl
\velKhniitstor of thu KtocUyuriU conipiny : fi
November 111 :
CATTI.K ,
SwiftitCo . 1
lleorKO II. llaiiiiuoiuKV Co .
The Arinonr-i'iiihihy paekhiK company. . I
l.eo Uothschlld . . . . 1. . .
Ni'ls Murrls . . I
Shippers and feedei'S . , ' . K
lions.
The Armotir-C'ndnhy ' paeklnjr cnmpany . ! > , (
Oninha paekln ; ; eoniiaiiy. | , . . . . 1 , , '
Swift At.'o . l.ti
(1eort ; II. Ilaiiunontl pueklm ; company . , r.
llilttaln'o . , , . . . : i
North l'iclliik- : I' . Co . -
Milpporn nml feeders . 4
Swift &Co . -
The Armonr-CiidnhvpacMmi'oiiiiiiny. : ,
( ieorxo II , Hammond packing riiiniiiny. | . :
'Ne-.sluy . , .
Tlio Weok'H Work.
HlunvInK the number of head of Mo
purchased on this market us reported by t
neluhnmsters of the rltuvkynrtli voiiipnny f
ihivcclc ondliiK t'nturdny , November 1V-V
CATTI.li
Swift A Co . . 2f
Thod. 11 , lliitniaonii Co . 1. :
Armoiir-Oiiduby I'ueklnc . 2,1
Umaliil I'licklii ) ; Co. . % i > . , t , . , . , . . , .
Shippers ami feeders . 5 , :
noas.
Armour-Ciulitby puvkhiR comuany . 20. '
Omaha pueklng comuaity . r.1 ,
Hwlft&Vo . : . . . . , . K. '
The O. II. llnmimnid pueklns company . . It
Shippers ami fvcdorx . . . . . . . . . . . ( V
\
.
udnliy packing ooinuany , , . . . .
ThcO. It , llnmmond pnckhtgcompuiiy MO
ihlppcM anil feeders
I'rcvnllltig
The following Is n ttihlu ot prices in Id In
tills market , for thuRrndeot stock mentioned :
l-'ancy steers , 11150 loinojlhs . } ( . !
Prime Meers , I2.V ) lo 1J751I- * . 11.00
tloud Htcer . II.V ) to l.r.J Ilia . IL70
Hiltelu-rs'iteiTs. low tol.'TO Ibs. . . , 3M
Knlr steers. KKKJ tnll.VlIN . : i.ir :
Coiiiinoil , 8iO to I2UO Ibn . * . . 2.7. >
I'nlrtonod cowt . , . , 1.00
Oond to choice cow * . . . . . . 2.0'J
I'hnlco tn fancy cows. . , , . , 2.40
Heifers . . . 2.0,1
Yearling . 2.00
I'ccdi-rs . . 2.20
t'toekcrs . 1.-IO
( 'minors , . . . . l.tK )
Hulls . , . 1.2.- .
'U.xen . 2.2. >
staRt. . . , . i.r.o
Calves . 1JVO
U'estiTiicornfod steers . 2.ftO
Western sti-ers . l.M ,
Western eowa. . . . . I.CO ( Jta.W
Table.
The following table shows the r.ingo
prices on hogdi
M mid ay , Oe toher I'I U.r.'J
Tncsilny , Uctoher II It. , " .
Wednesday. October l.r. il.tn
Tlnirsdiiy , October 10 n.U'i '
Friday , October I ? H/.O
Saturday. October 13 TI..V )
Monday , October 2) ) 11.10
Tncsduy , Ootobor 21 . ' ! ! . ' > ' )
Vediiosdiiv. October.1 : " . 3.fiO
'Imrsdiiy"October KI : ! LM . .
rldny , October ' . ' 1 11.50 < T I.
iiturday. October23 II..V ) < f'.4.
lonilay , Uetober .T ll.r.'J Q.4 < .15 .
'nesdny , October ! ! . . . - , 11.10 ! 13
VcdnoAiliiy. October S3. , 3.tO : inU'l
riinrs < lny , October III ) . II.Ill ) U'lur
'riday , October , III , a.as ur > -
iiturday. November 1 II.IT. ( idI. ii )
londity , November II 3.15.I. . 12"
'ncsdiiy , November-I I- ! . Bl. 1.10 )
Vi'ilnusilay. NovcmbtirS II.K ) 10
'Imrmluy , NnvemborO. . . 3.15 „
rldav , November 7 3.1)0 ) fta.10
iiturday. November 8 . ' . . . ll.-'O ffJM.m
ionday , November 10 II.I.'O ( tl.'l.li5
'ilcsdny , November 11 3.0(1 ( ' ' "
Vciliit'Mlny , NoV'iiiburl2 11.10
'ImrMliiy , Novoinljer 111 3.0. .
"rlilny , November 1 * 3.00
nturdny , November 15 , , 3.00
Average Cost > l" llog.s.
Tlio following tulilo gives tliu avcragd cost of
o s on the dates mentioned :
> etohorit : 3K5 CTotobermi 3 70 ! {
Moborll . 3U7 October 111 It 74
October 15 . 4 02VS November I. . . . . II T i
ctoberKl . 31)7 ) November ii II T3
_ > ctoborl7 . 3Mi ) November 4 It S ! )
JctoborlS . 3l i November. . It TCH
JetoberM . 3 K2.J ! NovemberII It 71) ) 4
> clobor21 November7. . . . ' . IMV > ! J
November H II 77'.i '
IJetohorSI . 3ll ! November 10. . . . II 74 !
JctoburS4. . . . . . . llttl November 11 , II
. ) clober25 . 3 M ) November 12. , II 7S
October ? ? . 3b7.'i November III. . : i i7 ;
' > t'lib r2 . . .i. . . 4RI November 14. . . t ffi
October IS ) . ilWJa November 15. . . . II
llnngo of I'rlooH.
Thn following table shows the prices paid
'orshoep :
rlmo fat sheep U 50 ( ft ! 20
loot ! flit sheep 3 ! KJ ( ! ( V )
'nmiiion to Mudhiiit sheep 2 2. . ( &l 00
iVi-itorn 2 00 ( fi-t 03
! ( : ( > t.s and SltlpincnlM.
Showlns thoplllclal receipts anil slilpincnts
if cattle , hogs and sheep on the dates Indl-
: ntcd :
IIKCKlITf.
Stock Itcuolpta.
Estimated Today , Oflloinl Yosterrtay ,
iattlo. . . IIJ curs. SO ) Cattle..101 ears. a'J2 !
HORS 111 iT.nt. 8.005 ll R9. . , lXlunrs. O.IS ! )
Sheep. , . . 4 cars , b05 Sheep. . . 1 car , .Jl !
Horses. . . 2 cars 4(1 (
Representative Sulos.
STKKKX.
I8..10IK 2 13
\ViSTKUN : CATTI.F.
N" . Av , I'r.
1 2co\vn . . . . . . Ml' . $1 IK
1 feeder . KXM ) 2 05
4 feeder , . , . i..10 < 'J C5
1 feeders . 1071) a m
llfeedcis . im ' . ' ft" )
( Ifeedcm . . . leSO 2.05 ,
llfeodcrs . , . 00 y r.V
' 'feoders . O.VJ J 03
.1. 1C. Mlisnn
5 bulls . t2UO 1 25
1 70
2 00
.17 fpfilors . . . . . . . ma 2 SO
L' . K. Ili'-rg
: iiouiiiicn. , . , . . . . „ . , , 874 1 21
7 bulls . HOT I HO
1 feeder . . . , , . 1000 1 IK )
UfeedeM . , . . . , ; . 0411 2 00
t'rnt * KcrrN-
leow . , . 1121) ) 1 73
14co\v < . , . .A . lost 2 ( X )
JO steers . . .12 1 2 00
2staK ! . , . law 1 U )
SlfiH'dPrii . U7U J M
W. M. Murk
TcaniuTs . , . 021) i no
15stueis , tullhiHS . IOHI 1 in
, 2 0) )
0 steers . , . uir. s oo
SlHteors , . , . 10S4 2 110
HOfeedcrs . litiO 2 : ii
.JOfeodcrs . 1HW 2 05
\S' . N. Noble.-
21 hteerstatliims . . HHti 1 tt
. 41 feeder * . . . 1140 2 25
Us cc.us..1. . . . . , . , . , lilt 1 40
VJstt'ors. talllnsi . . . . ' . . 12 W 1 "I
l.ariinilu KlverUu.
1 hull . 1300 1 10
1 hull . Us : ) 1 10
tllnilii . W."J 1 10
J. Lynoh.
3ciw > . . . T. . . . , 1010 1 i )
1 f et'der ll'l 540
21 feeders. . WK 241)
l * . 1'itlvcrt.
I hull lan iss
1 hull IIIIO 123
1 bull : 141J 12. .
2 rows ; ; tuft 1 ( IS
7 OOM-R . ' lott son
2J feeder * V.-tt 350
. . Hwnti Lund k Cattle Co.
240
II fttcers IM
III Nicer * : .UO ! ) 200
10 Mtcm-s , usi 2W )
1 steer HIO 2 ft )
i meet- Hfn ) 2 no
.1 steer f. < ) a OO
l steer uw 2w ;
110(11' .
1'ICIS AND SKIPS ,
157 42 1 25 fll 153 80 2 O.T
37 73 1 no 15 1IIB 225
OlS 14H 1 f.'J 35 i)7 225
U4 70 100 21 107 225
; . ) 72 175 24 152 120 250
11 177 80 175 42 152 200
e2tl 100 120 11)5 21 222 120 275
142 143 200 42 154 Hi ) 275
tl Ill 2 00 111 I'M 275
39 1111 40 200 3 200 40 2 IK )
4 115 2 00
SI1KE1' .
o. AV. I'r
K ) wcsturns , wether * KM 3 IH
83 westerns , wethers 101 8 u (
OMAHA
Groceries.
11AIKS 1'erslan. 0-lb box , l Jic.
MAPLK SL'OAH-l'er Ib 5u cal < M. 30-lb boxes
.le : lOeuukrb , : ! 0-lb boxes , 12iei ! 1-lb brlclc *
Olln In box. purj , lie.
TwiNKS-Uotlon t\vlno , "Itlbbl" very fine , ' . $
b bales , 2Sc ! cotton twine , XX brand. J -ll
lialesl ! < ei hemp twine , U-ll > bales , 18cj sal
Avini > , , i20o ; caiullo vrlek , 22e ! 4U-foot eottoi
lothi-M line. 1 1.40 ; GO-foot cotton clothen line
I. < M ; ( XJ-foot slsul lines , $ l,75i GO-foot jute
l.K ( ) ; wool twines , 8ic. !
nooMS-5-ti . parlor , 811.00 ; 4-tlo. $ . ' .7. . ; 3-tle
2.a.'i ! 3-tle , idaln , SI.8I ; wiirohoime , W.OOi tos
Orivis-ynarts : , per dozt4.00 , | pints , per cloz
I2..V ) ; hulk , porijal. U" > c.
SoAr Castile , inottlL'u , per Ib , MSIOC ! cl <
white , pt-r II ) , lie.
Uiniiu i'er 1)1)1 ) , refined , t8-r.U ; half bid , fll.r.O
iard elder , ptiry , i > er hbl , J < ! .fiO ! orange elder
inlf bhl , M.SO : pear elder , half hbl , W.M ,
NUTS Almonds , 10o : llraztls , 21cs fllborts
ilej pcuans. 15c : walnuts , ir ci peanut cocks
Sc ; roasted , lOe ; Tennessee peannis , 6c.
t'ANsr.D VKOETAIII-KS Tomatoes ll-lb extra
.1.KK3I. l.lllb ! stiliulnrd western brands , f 1. 10
1'al Ions. Archor's standard , J LOJ. Uorn--rlneM
crown. * ! , ( ! ! ) ; Gate City sugar corn , very tine
H. iCi ; ( illiniiii.Ib sn 'itr corn. il.2lb ; cxf rn
llneiuer. ifl.10 ; 2-lb htandard western braml.i
$1.10. JMiiBhroonis l-lb Kmncli , extra ilno , 2
Bi'.c ; 1-lb Kriiiich. line , 18@22e ; 1-lb I'rench.or
illunry. lfilHe , I'eit ! . Tres. line , per oun , " * > c
ileinl-Uiif , per can , Ite ; 2-lh sifted , * 1.75 ; 2-H
jarly , lmie , JI.WJ ; 2-lh tnnrrow , standan
liramls , J1.25 ; 2-lb K0ik ; 'ili"c. Strlin ? Ueans-
. ' -111 lilh cnulo , KefiiKcc , ll.OU ; 2-lb ( Joldui
iviix beam , We ; 2-lb strhm beans. BOc. bint !
loans 2-lb Hoakeil,85c. Huston buked beiins-
! -ti ) Lewis , ) l.(15 ( ; Drown brands. $1.115. Swee
potatoes 3-lb Now Jersey , * I .Ml. Pumpkin--
; i-lb , fl.00 , OUru and tomatoes 31.03 ; okrn
. . .
i : Manilla rope All M/.es from 7-1
o 1 In , 14c ; sisal rope , all sizes fi-um 7Hi to
ii , HJJej "now procos-os , "all sues from 7-10 to
u. fc.
NViiAt'riNO tMi'int Strnw , jcfc lb , liai4e
niK , lUiu ; mnnllla I ) , 45o ( ; No. 1 , 7c.
MOI.ASSBS HblH , N. O. fancv , pur gul. r.2ij.- !
choice. 45l7c ; Rood , IIOIWJc ; Cuba , bakln , 2
® HOe ! blaekhtriip. ttlQ32c. )
SOIIA I'kgs. ( X ) Ibsto box , Slfci koss , 4c. !
STOVK I'oi.tsn J2.00ao.oj
HAOS Am. , per too , JI7.73 ; Lowlston , per 1W
117.75 ; tTnlon Suarc | , 40 percent on" list.
HAW Dairy. 280 Ibs In bbl , bulk , ii.10 ; he ; .
Krudc , ( VJ.X fc-MIO ; best tirade 1003s , $2.40mt $ ; \
liruilpSti IDs. $ . ' .25 ; rock wilt , rriifcueu , H.8 <
common , bbl , JI.23.
i I'ruinlumF. O. , twin flats , per 11
10.i c. ; premium F. ! ' . , Vouiti ; America , .
domestic Swiss , 1417e ; Kduin , Infoll , cnel
USD ; Li i u DO rue r , 12 Kc.
dltim , perbbl.H.50 ; small , tlO.OI
KAiiiNACKOUSfioons llarloy,4jcfnrlna.f ; > (
iieas , Sljei oatmeal. blilH. tl.r > UUII.7. > ; half bill
M.2.Vft8.r > 0 ! macaroni , lOffllllo ; vermleolll , 10 :
Klo : rice , choice , 54WK ) ; fancy , CH Tu ; lieni
7e. SUKO and taplocu. ( KJi'o ; Lima beans , ( > (
spill PCII& , 8u ; spaghetti. lUc.
Omen I'ntma Turkish immcs. losi tha
hhds , IBrtt ) , He ; original libds , > 4o loss ; HOMI !
liritncs , 0-lb IKOS , 100 to 110 , ! ia ; apples , ovum
rated , now rln/t / choice. 13c ; uvnpuratei
nuwrhiK iirlmu , lie ; apricots , faney , In sack !
lli'.ic ; hlacklmrrlcs. new , llci ) raspberries , 25 II
to box , : H3Ll5o : currants , new. 5i5'ic ( , orlK
nal disks , ije less ; Yutlzzu currants , extra , Ibexes I
boxes , ( i'ic.
COTTON KOPU > J Inch , 17e.
1'rovlslonn.
SMOKKiiMKATS-SiiRar cared Hani1 , , Ute
lh avcriiRi' , ll.ic ; hams , 20 to22 lb nvcniKO , D'/r '
hams 12 lb nverniii' , lOe : skinned hums. 10ji !
liiiins. No. 2 , 8Jc ( ! Hhouldors , tie : clear break fa
baeon , 8es boneless breakfast bacon baeks , 7i
famous boned limn , H u ; Callfornln , or plcn
Imiiis.G'iCi boneless Irani , I'o ' ; dried beef liam
setH,74f ! ! dried bucf elods , Cu ; sliort kjilet
rolls or ham ronh'tto , 7\o ; smoked bo
toiiBiies. per d07en , td.50 ; sjieelnl brand liam
12 to 15 lb avoruKu , lllic ; xpeelul brand l ) n
less lireakfitht liaeon , 11 Vic ; sulcctod drleiMie
Itiiuis. Insldes and Unuuklcd , 10c ; solvotud wl <
clear breakfast bacon , Uic ! ,
DuvSAtT.MlUTS-rniicy llRlit welsht she
clear , USScj lonu clears , nic ? ; short clears , O
short ribs 57 c : bhoulders , 5o | clear hcllle
UUe ; eluar backs , Oc.
SMOKKD MKATX. liiiv SALT CLMIEM Kniu
Ilsht welsht baeon short eli'iira , 7o ; Imec
bhort ribs , U1 io ; baeon short ( iloarc * . fi.'ic ; bacc
IOIIK cluars , filic ; bacon clear Inick.s , ( i'i
bacon clear bellies , "c ; bacon shonldurs , ni
SWEET I'lCKi.nii MEATS-llams tierces , OKi
shoulders ( N. Y , ent ) , tleices , 5 > jo ; C'nllforn
bain , tierces , ! > % o ; beef hums liarri'K } 12.00 ,
1'ICKI.KI ) IlKKK'l'O.NnUKS-llalf llbls. , lOj 11)- ,
$10.Viiiiiirterbbls. ! ) | , 60 Ibs. , t0.lJ ; olxhth libl :
25 Ibs. , if8.60.
SWUIT ; I'icKi.EDSpAiiR Itms Tierces , 30) ) lb
not woluht , 113.50 ; barrels-H ( ) Ibs. , nut weluh
| B.K1 ( ; luilf barrels , 10' ' ) Ibs. . net neiclit $1,75.
hAlin t.'omnound.per Ib , tlurco basis , 5'S
linruleaf lard.por lb , tlurcu basis , O'ie ; Bpecl
brand kettle luadeiod leaf lard , porlb , tier
basis , 7e.
1'oitK AKU HKKK 1'er barrel
Moss pork ( now ) , & 11.SO : family pork , ,
bhort eut clenr pork , JI1.S3J boneless plu po
( fancy ) , tll.OO ; extra LIIICSS beef , W.IH ) ; pin
liuof.47,00 ; extra pinto beef , JS.W ) ; extrnfat
lly bcof ( boneless ) . HOO ; rolled bucf ( boncles
HGO ; rump bnttd , itM
CAXNHII MKATH Corned beef. 1 lh sqnn
cuns,2itoz. jjorettHe , 11,10 ; Ittnch tongues , 1
round cans , , 2 doz. por-case , * 2. 3 ; brawn , 1
square enns , 2 do . per easy. JI.2U ; ox IOIIKIU
Hi lb round oans , 1 doz. per oubi , $5.25 ; clilnp <
beef , tilh round enns , 2 doper case. Jl.t
roast bc-of , 1 lb round cuns , 2 doz. pur em
Jl.IO ; potted him ; , mb round cans , 4 Uoz. n
cnse , COo : deviled ham , < Ub ronndcans , 4 ( ! (
per case , die ; potted ox tongue. " 4 lb mm
cans , 4 dot , per ease , OOoi compressed ham , 1
Miunroonus , 2doz. poroitso. (1,75 ; tripe.'i
round cans , 1 doz. per ease , * l.k ) ; inlnceil c <
lops , 21b round cam , Idoz. perraso. f.V.
boneless iilijt,1 fuet.21b sijuuro i-ntis , 1 doz. p
ease , 12.80 ! roast beef , 1 lb , 2 dnz.or case , tl.
S.M'SAOK ' . '
llologita , 4t'i smoked suusasy.
blood KiiiNavp , 4liu ; liver hiuuajti4' '
bead chcc e. 4'it' ! fresh pork HaitsuKu ( llnl
fo ; fresli pork sau u o ( bull , ) , f.'iOi innt.
pork bau < nio , SKJ ; r'raukfurt hausitue , '
nmnoi ea , n i ininnitce :
Knoblauch lansage , id tongue : tti : i.ii' , 8cj
atliiimcr
Coiiiitrtri 'rod u uc.
Hl'TTr.it The tniirkt s cnili-roii nccount of
thu larger recolplx. uon I country mlNl.'vnNo :
choice , IW4 Oc ( Inferior , HTjMOe ! good country
solid packed , ItfiKOot ebolce wnlil packed ,
giMdrrcaiiierw ) anasift fancy. a-vasT
I'OUMIIV The nitirki't win pretty well jjlut-
tcd mid Blocks moved jdowly. It took uood
dressed ehlclieiis lo brltiR no and a good ninny
wore Kind toclcanupnt fie , l.lvo poultry Is
slow nale , thu soii ont\tithtiyi \ > nr havlm ; nrrl-
vcd when tlio ( IcnmiKvcaili fordresiod poul
try. Mvo turkeys 7'Jtie and dresi-ed IvftlOo.
Live ducks , $2..v > ai.oo : ; d rc < > * cl ilnok < , t310e.
Ooesp. dressed , IW.IOc.
Kil.s-Tho market Is Mrimtt nnd strictly
fresh ( fathered stock brlntrs22c very readily.
( IAMB \Vldlo prairie chickens nre firm NUIIO
other kind * of Kitine its inuill arc enslur.
I'rnlrln chickens per dozen. M.50 ; HI-OU O ,
* : i.Oi ? J.25 ; tnnllnrd dnc-ks JJ..viW.no ; teal
ducks , ll.5oai.75l mixed ducks , * 1.50i tiunll ,
fl.oay.1.25 ; Jnek rabbits Jll.oo ; Ntniill rabbits.
iJI.oowl.25 ; deer anil antelope
le ! : snildles , liaille.
I'lonoNs Ocensloiially a small lot of plseons
Isieeelved , bur , they nio not wanted und tire
slow even at ft , 00 per dozen ,
add lumber
STOCK HnAiinq No. t , common , 13 nnd II ft ,
? 'J ; lilft , JIH.IK ) : No. 2 , common. 12 and II ft.
81X.OO : HI ft. J17.00.
I'lNisiiiNdYHITI : I'isn-Kt and 2d clunr. 1
ln.$50.ui ) ; I'i , I'i und 2 In. * V ) . ou ; nil clear , I In.
JIJ.no ; I'i , Hi and 2 In , t4il.OO ; A select , 1 In ,
fl3.0d ! 1U. Ui "nit 2'ln ' , 4MIO ; II select , 1 In ,
* il. 0j l.'i , litintl ! 2--Int'.R.Oi ) ) ; U select , 1 In ,
.
1'KsciNnVhlto pine No. 1.4 nnd C In. , 12
and 14 ft. , * l9.W ) ; > 'o.(4 ( and il in , , 12 and lift. .
S1I.UO ; No. 2 , 4 and H'ln.lir. ft , no.50 ; No. 3 , I and
0 In. In all lengths. lld.OO.
add groceries
KAIKINS London-layers , California , per ho.v.
82.41X3.2.70 ; loose iiiuswitels , Cailfornln , t'2.Wfi >
a.40 ! seedIc H , fallfornln , f2.55f ji5 : California
seedless sultans , Innaliks. ner Hi , lie ; Califor
nia muscatels , In 'hacks , bhc ; now Viilentlas ,
8c ! omlura liiyers , new , lc. )
I'OKKBK Itoasti'tl Arlosla , 25Jic ; llnnoln ,
25150 ; termim25l4e'lllworth's. ] ) a. > ? io ; Lloiu
25ie ! ; Jlalljwiiuh.SiKiV Cordova , 25(4e ( | Mocha ,
; o ; O. 0. Jit viu : o.
ViNKOAH-HORr , NVY. nhple. older. 10c * 1) ) . S.
elder. I''c ; white , wine , I5e ; fane } ' , fruit , ice.
Un.s-150 prlmo whltf , IKj ; 150 water white ,
ll'le ' ; headlltfht , le7J ! Ki * '
SAI.SODA Ilhls , laoi granulated , aci In bbls ,
liu , ' . ' -V
J-UOAII I'erlb-C'iit loat. 7io ? ; cubes , o'ie ;
stamlnrd powdnred ; 0)io ) ; XXXX. povvdored ,
? ? c ; ' granulated , standHrd , U'ici ' confeetlon-
ers' . A , OUcj .white extra C , brilliant , ( ije ! ;
extra 0'royal. Oci central U , 5Jio : goldeliOV
5ie ! ; dark C , 4T e. ' _
rnr.sn I'er lb 1'orch | 8oi bulTalo , dressed.
7c ; pickerel , ! ) c ; pike , Oc ; white , lOcjcromilo , lie ;
catllsh , tie ; cod .steak , 12c ; llontulcrs , lllu ; Ure-
KOII salmon , 15c ; blaelc bass , 18c ; lobsters , be ;
blue IMi , 15e.
Salt and pickled CodiUh , extra Oeorees ,
new , tiie ! ; grand bank , now , 4'4c ; silver , S-lb
blocks , fi5io ! snow white , a-lb bricks , ncw.'T u ;
turkey cod. lartoiiilddlubrlcks,0osiiow ; whites.
crates. 12-r. lb boxes , 7Mo ; medium sealed hor-
rlne. 25c ; No. 1 scaled herring. 20o ; tlomostle
llnlland herrlnp , 40e : IlambiirKer spiced bur
ring. GOc ; Husslaa sardines , spiced , OOelJn.slan :
sardines , lilaln , 50c ; Imported Holland
herring , Crown biand. NO ) ; do fancv
mlluors. $1.00 ; mnckorel. No. 1 shore , half b
J13.50 ; bloaters , half bbls. $ l .oo ; white fish.
half bble , Jtl.75 ; trout , half bbls , 5.50 ; family
wlitto fish. SI.OOj salmon. KM per half bbl ;
2-tb broiled maeliorel , * 2.r.0 | 3-lb In mustard.
$2.110 ; 1Mb In toinnto sanee , $2.110 ; 5-1 1) ) Mayo
mess mackerel , J'.UK ) ; 1-lb brook trout. 91.25 ;
: t-lb brook trout , 12.25s 1-lb salmon ,
11.23 ! 2-lb white fish. R.2S : 1-lb white
lls-b , $1.35 : 2-lb lobsters , JII.IIO ; 1-lb lob
sters. K W ; 2-lb oysters , 12 oz , J'.W ; 2-lb oys
ters , lOo * . $125 ; 1-lb oysti-rs , 5 oz , 11.25 ; 2-lb
Hnratarla , 10 oz , $2.10:1-11) : ) llaratarla. 5 oz ,
S1.10 ; I'nlrinont. 4 o ? . JI.IJi Kalrmont , 8 o/ ,
* . ' . ( ) . - . ; 1-lb clams , llttlo'tiiyeks , JI.I15 ; 2-lb clams ,
little necks. 11.73 ; 1Mb clam chowder , 42.00 ;
l-lb crabs. 82.25 ; 2-lb crabs. ii.M.
KresI ' Frulm.
OiiANnKs riorldn stpck , JI.OO.
llAi.iruiiNiA l''iiL'iT8-l'ears. per half box.
$ t. < 15 ; wlntor Nolls , per half bo\il.l5 ; muscat
Krapes. 11.00 pur 20-lb crates ; qulnees , il.'j t
" '
ItANAXAS-Yellow. i..ii.v l.OO perbuncii.
LEMONS Choice stock. J.s.rHXTu'.OO. '
Ai'i'LES 1'er bbl , $ .I.2.V3I.25 , according to
thu iitinllty and variety.
C'liANiiKHiiiEs I'uticy I'ane Cod , $0.50 ; bell
and cherry , JS.53.
OitAi-ES C'oneoid , perbaskot , 40o ; Catawbas ,
5lc. )
I'OTATOKS-Curlot of potatoes are quoted
tSVBDOc with choice stock .selling In a small
wuy from store at U5j. (
O.s'to.vs Hod , $1,3.1 perhti.i yellow Ianver ) ,
$ l.ll.Viil.50 ; Hpanlsb , * 1.75 per box.
SIVKKT I'OTATOE * Oood stock , tl.OOtM.50 per
bbl.
bbl.HIIANS Pupply not largo and the feeling
stioiiR at J&ittfr : ; . ? , ' ) .
CKI.I-MY 35T40uper ( ; doz.
i C'AliliAOK 1'or lb , 2Sc.
. Ttlli.sii'9 ltiitabaKU.s , choice , C3o per bush. ;
white , choice , 5e. ( )
B I'er doz , T5c.
Miscellaneous.
llrACK M'Ar.NUM Per bushel , 75ell.OO.
lliCKOitr NUTS Largo , per bushel , < 1.25 :
small. tl.7S5M.00.
l'oi L'oitK Choice last seiisoit'sbtock , © ' ! !
per Hi.
t'ocoASUTs I'er hundred , sacked , $5.0 ; ) . .
Dry Goods.
OINOIIAMS Ainoskeaif. 7c ; Amoskcaff dress ,
8Jc ! ; Hatefl'ie ; V/arwlck dress , Sc ; ljuncastur ,
OJjcOlcijalre ; , 0 ( c ; AVIiltteiidon dress , KU.
Ui.iAciiBi ) COTTON'S llorkclt-y Cambric No ,
on , OUe ; Host Yet.H'ic ; lluttereloth XX. 4ie ! ;
< 'allot. ? ? J'L1'lrst ; call , Oljn ; 1'rnitof the Loom ,
! lc ; Hill Somper Idem , 80 ; Housekeeper. K ! c ;
KhiK I'lnlllp cambric , IDe : LaiiKdoiftlll , o\'tc \ :
Lon.sdale , Uo ; l.onsdalo cambric , lUlie ; Ne\\
York iMllts , lie ; ( Oak Lawns , 7c.
WIOANS Net Thistle , il'jo ; Hcd Cross. 7c.
CitASli Sto veils' It. lG-ln'i1iC ; Ptevens' 1) ) , If
In , ( ii.ic ; Stevens' A. 1(1 ( In , TUc ; Slovens' P , It
in , He ; Stevens1 JI. IS In , Do ! btevons' N , 20 In ,
IK' ! Stevens' .NN.2U In , 10e ; StevcnV 9TH , 20 In ,
12o ; bleached , le extra.
I'IIINTS Fancy Kddystonc , flSjo ; te.jl
Itlvur. lie : Hamano , 4Jc ! ; St. Led or , 5'e
Sblrtlnx Alnrtlm WasliliiKton. 4Je ! ; Jlcrrlmac
4ic. Turkey Heds Kotintnln. 01 Je ; Uarnor
7e ; CrenlleId,8Su ! ; llerlln , tliic.
SlItKTINOS AND 1'JI.LOW UAMINOS IlrOVfn-
Net I'epnorcll. 4Vln , lO o ; 1'oppuroll , 8-4 , ISo :
I'cnpeiell. 0 I. 20oi 1'opporell , lo-l , 22 c ; L'tlca
4S-lii , 15c ; t'tlcu. M-liii 175ii'i Utlca , 2J-ln. 2lo
Utlua. Sl-lii.SIIej I'tlca-tM-ln , 2HVc. Illoneliiv'
Not I'epperelUII-In. 10'Jo ' ; reppercll. 4i-ln (
lliie ; ' 1'opporell. 0-4. 15e : l' ( pperull,8-4. 20c
I'cnnt'rull. o-4,22ie ! : I'opiiorcll. 10-1.25c ; Utlca
8-J.24C ! Utlca. U-4S ej lltlca , 10-4,2Sc ,
I'IIINTA InillRu blue Not Mnrtliu Ya'll
liiKton.r.tie ; AmerleanB'.te ; Arnold. U'Je ' : Ar
mild ILloiiRcIotli. ll ) ; Stlllu A , llKc ; Merrl
mae-7-S , lOo ; Hold Leaf , 8.Vc ; lluiiilltun , 'tYt < :
Allen I'lnks , O'/io : Allen Oliumbruy , Oc ; Olou
ebestor , S'jus llartel.fiUo.
L'OMIIIKII ( JAMiiiucs lliiiwp , 4'c ' { ; Hcd Star
4Vic ; Itolh'dOlovor , r o ; Slater , 5Jio ; hlj-li col
drt. Ic extra.
HEAVV HIIOWN COTTONH A-tlnntlo A , 7jC !
Atlantic It. 7c ; Atlantic ) , ' . ? ; Atlantic I' '
Co ; Auroral ! . 44c ; Huck'f.buad.tlie ; L'abotV
OVlc ; Darlington. tlJa'c ; I'armers No. 1 , 4 ? I
liiu ; IlooslcriiL.fi iu : Indian head , 7Jic ; Lawrence
renco I , ! , , f)34'c ; llcnrlcttn 1L , n e.
1'iNi : llnow.v COTTONS Atlantic MJ.Oo ; An
rora ll.G'io ; Aurora It.l'Oa'cj AtlasO N II , 7ji' !
( jliee o cloth , 4o ; ( Jlln'ton Kl. p'icj I'epperell II
( We ; l.iiiiKdon O1I.80.
lleuinis NotAiiio < kpnB , 0 oz , Ki'Jc ; Yor
canilut. 12u ; Kverutt. stnndard , 12jc ! ; Hay
iiiikor's7Hc | ; Old York. XX , lOiic ; hitwrenct
221 , l2Hc ; Lawrence , Uo . IJUe ; fancy stripe
and checks , ll'lc.
CoTTONAilns York , ntinl'ln , 10'jc ' ; Kvorctl
8oz , I8e ; LowUtuii , lOtiz , 22JJOorkhtBinai !
14c.
DruuH.
Qiiliilnc I'er oz , IV& W , , Ilcr-Oorimin. 3Ic
liKllco. per lb , 75c ; Insqet powder , 21u ; oplun
( f.t.10 ; morphine , per OK T ? . * ! ! hops , per 11) , IWt
Klyeerlne. 18c ; dovtrlne ; lOe ; enttlobono , IIV
cmiiu tartar , pnri > , Itec ? commercial , isuj cam
plior , uOc ) am. curb. 14o ; > blno vltrol. 7Jc. !
Unrbolle ucld. IllSr-'Wo ; citric , 4.VTil'c ! ' ; tat
' '
* . ; , tSeVTbnka b'oans. l.avSiloa
balsam toulo , 4IB43e"leaIoinol. ; ( iQ'iJU'c : can
tluirlfUs , ( lnillCii : ; iiieassla buds , 20'
. , .
1V.rt t\i\i \ till , - .fVJ | Villlifll U ( If flt Ililll I'll ]
rols lie ever barrels ; fignllon eniii , 2 In a casi
5o ever barrels : 1 Kalltm , cans , id la a case , Hover
ever barrels ; ! 1 Kiillob'cuns,20 Incaselieovt
barrels ; spcclnl prices'en lirto lota.
Cbn ) .
On hoard cars tit"'tmnlm Antliruclto-
Chestnut , rails' ) uml'Ojfi ; , Js.23 tier ton ; Krati
* S.o . Soft coal-Walnut block , } 3.7j low
lump , fi.5o ; lutva mitJ.U , > 0.
I'aliitn nnd Oils ,
I.KAliWillTK JK ( ) ll--Cartor , In 500-lh lot
* T.NI : Inl.OOO.lblots. Pcrowtn.'JO piithwriiUf
St , Louis. In.TO-IhloM.J-.r.OsIn 1,000-lb lots , pie
o t7.2j ; lied Seal. St. Loiili. In 00Mb lot
* 7.V ) ; in l.KM-ll ( ) ) loin , per owt , $1,20.
H ii IT i- ' I ii \ > fil I fl * < 'uV Ii 111 < > . . . 11. i if.
Ihs , 2'ic ; Indhin , No , I , 12ei Tuscan , l-iib'la ; !
"
db VKr.iowfl-Chromo yellow , n to lOc ; Oclic
b Ilocholle , 2'ic ; Uelier , Wushed Dutch , lc | Oclie
MiiHlicd r'runuh , Slit' .
" '
i'UTTr i'lire. h/'barrols , keja ami tub
i | S'ic ' ; In bludilura,2 > i < ii lu.vj.lb tins. L'iic.
r YHOETAIII.KOII.S Iln.seed. doinestfc raw , !
, barrels , pur Ballon , li'q : llni.eed , domeat
| bulled. In barrels , pur gallon , O.V.
ANlMAt. ASH 1'ixii Oll.s--\Vlmle. blonclu
i wlntor , poruiillon , .Vie ; wlnilu , oxtr lileuulu
d wlnti'ruUL'i Hperm , hluiuhed : winter , Jl.00 ,
l' ' Diamond frcscinl oni-'iiiu o :
tiercnllon. 40et nerfcctlon ctiRlne oil , Boot MIT-
lliizcnclne oil. I5o ( llorculct enslncoll. fiOe.
N AIINISMMHPiirnlture , No. t , lOci farnltitro ,
pxtrn.fl.no ; conec. No. I , fl.io ; coach , cxtrn ,
11.2J ; haul oil IhiMi , Unlit. Ji.'J ) .
Iittluhcr.
Piniso-A , J32.00 ; n. * 2n.vi ; c , jirvwi Ti. llxoa
Kl.ooitlNOMilto I'lne-A and II , tci.O ) ; I ) ,
KI.1XM I' . J'.T.HO | K , J17.M ) .
. 'nit.t.Nn-Nu. 1 white , ' 4 In. Ml.fitii No. 1 hard
lilne , , i In. tl5.M ) ; No. 1 hnrd pine , ? , In'l.t)0 ) |
No. 1 hard pine , ' . In , f24.n ) .
STOCK IloAitii.Annd II , 12 hi , tli.OOj I ) , Ii
In. tn.no.
Uiumvr.n Itom-tsn- . 1 coinmon white
pine , 12 , 14 nnd HI ft , f lll.uo ; No , 1 common V
pine , 12 , II nnd Hi ft , tl.s.iK ) ,
1I1MRNS1ONK
12ft lift III ft IS ft ? ) ft Sift 51 ft
Sxl. tIS 01) ) tl5 DO t3 ! ( H ) { Id IX ) { HI IX ) * l ? 5J ! IS W
2X11. . 13 IK ) 150) 1500 ID 01 101)0 IS HI IS SO
2XH..13UO 1500 1300 III IM ID l HOO'lHM
2xii ) , t : > ( K ) 15 in 1300 moo in oo IH oo IH nn
2\K' . 1(100 ( HIW 1000 1IIVU IT W 1000 It ) 00
4X4 toss
s\s ir , oo in IM itt oo IT oo is on in oo 20 m
HoAHl.s No. 1 1'oin , MlUW ; No. 2 com , $17.00 !
No. II com , JI.Mrii No. 4 i-om , JI2.50.
IMi' No. 1 nliiln , 8 nnd 10 Inch , ils.OOi
No.2plnln , 8 nnd IH Inch , flli.dO ; No. I ! plitln. 8
ml lo inch. i W.TO ; D.O. , 8 inch , i
MATTKN ! " , WCI.I. TlTIIINn , I'ICKKTH-I ) . 'J ' , hilts.
2J-ln ! , T.V ; ixllSISi-.e : : ll-ln well ttihliiit. l > . A
M. nnd llcv. . Wl.no j plckcls , I ) . & ll.llnt , t.'J.OO ;
I ) . A II. W ] , , * 2I.OO.
l'01't.AU-Cti'iir , Mn nil widths. OT.M ; clonr.
li-ln. nil widths , * 2iX.M ) .
Y , I'lNlll'l iolilXfl-C'Ieitr , 4 nnd n In , J'-M.Mj
stor , 4 and n In. f.'I.OO ; rlfl sawed. ? O.W ) extra.
I'isisiiiNd YKI.UIW PINK Uleitr. I In , t-UOO ;
I1. , , I'i and 2 In. t27.no ; Htur , t In , fc.'f. l.
IIIMII.KS , I.ATII Kxtra , XAX , 1'.75 ; itnitd-
nrd.XAX , * 3.fiOi n In , .20 : r. In. ii.W .No. 1 ,
Jl.'JHi Ci'dnr. .XAX , t.Tr ! ! > j liith.t.VJ.t.
I'OSTS Whltu eeditr 0 In , ! } S. 13ie ; 0 In ,
sir | , I2e ; 5i ! In. " , S. lie ; 8 In , Ik'i 4 to 5 In ,
round , lll'ic ' : oilc. : hpllt. Ho ; red cednr , 15c.
Sit h. 55 per cent ; doors , 45 per cent ; blinds ,
45 per cent ; mouldings. 43 per cent ; straw
boiiul , il.M : ; tai'hojtrd. Jl.no ; tiir felt , * 2.40.
Ijlinc , Cement. IJto.
On hoard cars nt Onuilin I'er hhl Ash
Oi-ovu lime , IKki ; I'liiiiuploii Hum. KV'j ( jiilncy
white. HOC ! I.oulsvlllot'onient.JI.MlMllwiinkeo
cement . tl.43t Utlcn uoinont , JI.IJl KiiKllsh
I'ortlnnd cement , 111.45 ! New York plaster ,
J2.25 ; Michigan Dlnstur , * . ' .DO ; Tort llodKoplas-
tor. $1.75 ; white sand , 1J.OO ; I1. L1. hair , per
1mlc.tl.OU. ' _
llldc'H , Tallow , ICtc ) .
llllir.s , ANI > PKt.TS Orcen halted hides , No.
. f.'ic ' ; No. 2. 4 > .io : dry Mint hides. 71i < ilt < c ;
inlf hides. < VS8e ; dnniasod hides. l4c ! less ;
lice | > pelts , ciuen , each , U5c&il.25 ( ; sheep
ielts , dry , portli. loitlle.
TAI.I.OW A No. l , 4 > iei No. 2 , lltWei ! itVoase ,
ffhlte , IH'iUWo ; yellow , 2ftio ! ; ; stoarlne. UlJe.
HONKS touotat loin nro for delivery In Chi *
iKo Dry h u train , per ton , JlO.Olvais.01) ; dry
ionntry , lilencln'dtlO.OO13.0J ; country , ilninp
nd inonty ,
Wiiu : XAII.S lla o $2,05 ; steel nails ,
a - eM5. .
TIN Pl.ATB-1. U. , 10.VJI , $750 ; I , X. , 10x14
D.2.V coke , 4x120 , . 112 , $ (1.75. (
SlIKKT.INC SO.
HoowNO-Ulinreoiil. I. 0. , 14.\20 , IIJ , S0.03 ; I ,
. . * 7.5'J.
HIIEI-.T IIION-NO , M. M.50 ; No. 27 , $ . 'I.OO.
Soi.iiKK-Strlctly Intir and half. lOMc.
UOITKII I'lanlslied holler sizes. Xlo per Ihj
old rolleu. IKIc per lh ; hhccttnir , 2Sc per lb ; pit
ltd HutNlUe per lb.
WllIK III ] ) , liarl ) , fll.S3 ; irtil , , t.K ] > .
HI.OCK TIN i-niull plR , IHJo pur lb ; bar , 30u
or lh ,
GAi.vANi/.unSiiEHT IiioN Discount fiO-IO per
'cut ' ; pat. plan. Iron , Nos. ; Stand 27 A , 10iu ( It ,
' 4c.
_
co JIM /n cfi. i i * so ns.
The Indian cotton crop of 1SS9-90 13 the
u-gcst over Jsnown la that country.
The orange cron in Spain and southern ISu-
ope generally this year Is a failure.
It Is estimated that ! K,000 ) pianofortes are
iiuinifacturcd every year In London.
The larfiest cotton mill in the south is new
jelnu erected In Florence , Ala. , by Now Eiij * .
and capitalists. It will have 53,500 spin-
"les.
"les.Some
Some gentlemen at Newport , Ky. , announce
hut they can make aluminum for 'J cents per
peanut trust has been organized nt Nor-
'oik , Vn. , the great peanut market of the
United States.
Leather was never cheaper than it is today
nd the west has become the center of the
annitiR Industry.
Canadian santlucs are to bo tnlten to Eu
rope In hopes of competing with the Mcilltor-
aucan and Bremen product.
Currency is reported ns being so scnrce in
> arts of Bolivia that citizens lire cutting the
lotos into pieces nnd passing these us frac-
ionnl currency.
The receipts of cotton at Cairo , Egypt , to
date nmounts to ' 1,482,15:1 , : cnnturs , ugainst
1,078,1" ! ) at the same time last year , Tills Is
the largest crop over raised.
Tlio cut in the sugar nnd inolnssCs'sehedulea
of tha tariff law will make a saving to thocon-
.umors . of the country to the extent of f 150.-
JOO.OOO or 200,000,000 a scar.
Cincinnati Is n wire center nnd claims te
amlw nnioii } ? other things 20,000 bird cages ,
25.00J rat traps , ll0,000 ! fly traps nnd aiW.OOU
sieves anuually. It is a big industry.
Between . ' 10,000,000 ana -lO.OOO.OOJ gallons ol
ivlno will bo made hi the United States thid
year , of wlilnli California will produce more
than hnlf. Soven-eighths of the grapes ol
California go the wine press.
The largest cotton planter in the world is
.Tamos S. Kictmrdson of New Orleans , whc
o\vns-I,000 ! ) acres of cotton hinds and em
) loys ! IOUI ) negroes. He has refused nn EUR-
ish syndicate's offer of § 22,500,000 , for his
ilantiitions.
Tlio corn crop of 1800 in the twelve follow.
lit K states is thus estimated : Illinois. 2M ,
1128,71'Indiana ; , 103,0H,1'J-J ; ' ; Ohio , vaflM-
1'Jlt ; Kentucky. 5n.UO,4lij ( Missouri , 184,583 , .
012 ; Kansas , lsa4rOM ) : Wisconsin , -41-I87 , .
! yO ; Michigan , ll.bU.VIlt ; Iowa , 208,451,880 :
Nebraska , 74,4Stliil ( : Allucesota , ! M,3$2 , < )12 )
Dakota , ll,5'.t ) , ooi-a total li'J9,8SS,874. !
There Is now'iu progreis an effort to cstub
lish n gigantic "shlpptng Xrus , " that wll
einbraeo tlio entire British empire. The oh
Jcctof the federation appears to be to Ugh
trades unions in an organized manner , whci
it appears ndvlsablo to light. The plan pro
poses a central pfllco In London , with subor
dinate oftlces at outlying ports , the ofllcon
being empowered to order vessels tied ui
when their craw becomes coutumaoious , thi
trust paying the owners of vessels so tied U ]
all losses resulting from the dohty ,
Dr. Blnioy euros catarrh BJO bld ; ,
Don't "Want It Taxed.
The Union Pacific yallway Company sc
cured a temporary order from Judeo Uiind ;
last night , restralnhig W. C. Fonton , treas
urer of Frontier county , from issuing ta :
dceds'to thtrty-thrco sections of land in tha
county.
Thu petition of the railway company set
forth that this land was a part of a Unitei
States Kraut , under the terms of which itwn
not taxable until the survey Ing fees had bee
paid by the railway company to the KOVCIT
ment. It is claimed tha'tticso fees weso no
paid until MajvlSSO , and therefore , tlio till
did notiiass until that time. The land wn
assessed for taxation in 1H8T. and ISSli and wn
afterward sold for non-payment of Uixu ;
Upon those ccrtlllcatcs or sale the compun
claims the treasurer of Frontier county i
about to Issue tax deeds for the land.
The railway company has since sold ncarl
nil of the land to various parties , und it no\
seeks to have the treasurer enjoined from 1 :
suing the tax deeds.
Dr. Birnoy cures cata n-h , Eoc'llc'f
Hird Seed nnd Gnrltc.
County Clerk O'Mulloy ' has received
billctiloux from a good old democratic slst <
of the Jeffersonlun typo , which is n corker I
its wny. The envelope read this way ;
; to county clcark ,
: Omuhla.
; In euro Uipostinustlcr Nehy ,
"Within was a thrco-auartcr scrap of badl
soiled paper written hi load pencil , ono sklii i
which read :
"county clerk
"picas hand this In tha hole Mile heir
UH 1 doiit know thuiniu of thu liolubitlo liotn
so please do thli favor forme. "
The other Mile read llko this :
"November 15 , IS'JU.
"derhlr will yon
kindly tell mo If yon want niiinc garlicin :
t > lrd sued I hai5 pun nils garllo and 15 pouni
bird Heed MI please let me hear from you
will pay the freight
"address to .
' Oiloll , Ncby ,
Tlflro was only n ono-cont stamp on tl
letter and Mr. O'Mulloy had to pay the oth <
cent before ho could cot the missive . I
will turn the communication over to tl
"holo snlo" house who makes the highest b
for the gnrllo and bird seed , providing tl
Ilrm will first pay that extra i-ccnt
Dr. Blnioy eurca cttttirrli , Boo
All the FiU Mora or Loss Demoralized by
the Panic on Wall Street.
A REGULAR STAMPEDE IN WHEAT EARLY
Tlie Ilrcnk anil Itcuovcrv In Corn and
Oats Provisions ; \ml tilvo Stoclr
Tin * Dny lif the Stuck
i\'liunm\ ;
C'liiCAdO. Nov. 15. l liccliil Telegram lo
Tin : lUi.l ; : The wheat market bus been In
close Mympatliy with stocks In Wall street all
the week. The climax was reached IliNmorn-
hii ? when a sharp break of iV'til'iu ' ocemred on
noothertnlliieiice but tlio panlo on tlio Ne\v \
York Htock exchange. Murage * which came
almost ( iviry moinonl from New York ro-
Voiiled n startling condition of things there.
The sttiak iiHiirket , botsleied tliu llrst half
hour to prevent a panic , broke away , nnd
decltnesof 3to 10 points tookplneo In a tihorl
half hour. The very meat Ion of the fact that
thu Hank of Kaidaiid had to come , to tlie mip-
port'of thu great hanking lionsu .of llarlng
Itmthi'M curried fear Into nil minds , nnd the
first thought was for self-protection ,
liquidation In tlio wheat mnrket followed
that In stocks. Only those already short on
the market and n few cool heads who took
wlicat on It.s merits did any buying. T.vory-
onoel.so was throwing nil hu eonlil and put
ting prices do\vu \ He nml 'ioata trade. Ordi
nary Influence ! ) wcionot thought of. A panic ,
with tliu propelling liilluences 1,00. ) and 4,000
miles away , wan on and prices went sweeping
down from OIVJc for December totllc , and from
Jl.Olli for May lotWlic. Then .thu outlook be
gan toclelir. Stocks stopped In their down
ward course , on Kuropcim buying and began : t
swift lecovery on buying by shorts who had
come to their .senses. Again wheat followed.
In another hour there was a recovery of Sc ,
with December nt Kit ! and May at &I.UOU.
There was more or less support from Illoom
I.iiSiiii and Iltitcliliison on the way donu ,
wlileh alone prevented n more disastrous
break. The general trade was swift
to buy when liquidation ceased.
Tliei'o was a very fair Inipiovement In wheat
hcfuru the close. Last prices wcru UDse for
December and * 1.02i ! for May. This was a loss
for the day of 1'iu ' In December nnd 7 c In
May , The recovery from tliu bottom figures
wusS'ji'ln Deconibef nt U0 ? c to ull'tc and In
May "u from ( N'Su toil.CO'J. November sold nt
H2'c ( toSDHe tolll e ntthu close. Un the curb
puts on December wheat wild at 02c to We to
tile ; cullsin < i'e toOI'n'o toUVjc und puts for
M u v sold at two totkSo tolH'ic.
The corn market sulfeietl about lo break
early. When nil the markets were heavy tliu
price of May went from fliyu to 50'Jc. There.
was a moderate lecovory bcforu noon , and
during the last hour there was must excellent
Piipporl and prlees ro > o above opening llgutcs
mil closed nt lie advance for llm day for Muy
it52c. Itocelpts were light at 173ears nnd for
domlny positively light at 133 cars. Tin !
Irmnc.v ) In coin at the elobe was
nrgoly duo to the eagerness ot shorts to
irnteet thoiuselxo'J. ' There was good buying
> y parties still holding largo lines of long
corn and this added to the strength. Tin ; vury
Ight prospective lecolpts famished n further
nccnthe.
The oats market kept pace with corn and
nrgi'ly for tliu same rciiMius. Tin ) prices were
Iragged'down Ic early by general liquidation.
S. V. White's honso led ihi ! selling and stop
mlurs brought out great loads of lung stull.
Phis was followed by buying by shorts and
nctty general buying on tliu merits of tbo
iiarkotled by I.ogan and others. Prices were :
November , 4lo to30'io to 41'Je nt the close ;
Deceniber. 41cto 40 HS to 41"0cj May sold at 4lc.
HI to 42su ? and closed at 44"ic , or ? jc over hist
ilisht.
Tbero was a shako-down of prices for , mo s
liorlv and other products enilv In the M'.s.slon
vury similar to this declines of Fridny niorn-
n ' . Tliero was also a slinlhir rocoverv. I'oik
sold at $ ll.li2i. ! oil' to 11.45 und lip to I1.55 for
January , and$12.42i ! to$12.25 to 112.35 for May.
mil at tby clo-o showed only a 5o doclhm for
the day. .Iniiutiry lard sold nt Jil 30 to $ ,1.2.1 ,
anil back toH27t ! yonliirdiiy's closing price.
ICIbs acted with lard.
fiO 1.1VMi STOCK.
CitlCAOO , Nov. 15. LSpeclnl Tolcsram l
ItEn.l OATTI.K lliislness for tlui wool ; closes
' 'i the worhtshapo possible. Coiomoit natives ,
iieliullir , ' all classes of butchers' stock , has
lecltned 30 toDOe. nnd food grades 15 to 20e ,
Tihd at this deellno our market today ruled
extremely dull , closing very \vcalc , with a
larKO numbwrof llKhl MeerH , ciinunon cows
mil hloekorsyet. In the pens uniold. Cows
liare sold as low as HOu and n oar load of bulls
was made up yesterday at , ait uvcrago ofOOe
per 100. AH Rood cows and heifers as any
butcher necl.s aiosulllng fonfl.MG.-.Oi ) per 100 ,
uul prlmo l.lOJ-lh cows at J2.25.
riiu mnrkuteii tills butchers' hloek Is totally
liroko down over the cnornionn receipts for
the pnst month or MI. In turn this has
gKCil other stocks down tothe lowest prices
on record. Largo numbers of light , little
tockors have Mild at tfl.K1Qa.00 , and .lint
fuw feeders wanted them at that low uvorujro.
Farmers are Just running over each other to
Set rid of feedlm ; tlils stock at present prices
forcorn , and HO Ion ; ; as the rush to market
lusts so loan low prices prevail. There were a
few prime .steers on Kale today , but they may
be quoted at $ I.7.V&5.15 ; others , M.7.V51 i.50.
Values are 25 to OOe lower than u wculc ngii ,
Texnus , ranKcrs und butchers' Htock are down
to the lowest prices this heason.
lions Thu market opened with another de
ellno of about Scon nearly cvorytliliij ? In the
line of prlmo heavy , butcher \\eiRlits , heavy
mixed , llBht mixed or selected ll hl. About
$4.00 was thu topof the market for prime
lieuvy and butcher weights , nnd sucli hail to
have Ki'od barrow top to brlmf the prices.
Heavy sows of liW ( to 1150 Ibs. , fat good IIIIISH
pork IKUS. ionernlly "ell IDelol.Vi lower than
harrows of the hanlo wel bt . Lljht ( inlxoil
anil K < > " < 1 l > acki'is-sold at * ll.75'3-J.K' ' . . and prime
heavy atif.l.'JXif.l. ( < H > ! rcKulatlon assorted IlKbt ,
fX7.wl.AO ; pljsx and IlKht-llKhts , * 2. . ' > Oii/i..V : ) ,
1'lgs and llKlit-Hglits Milil r. to lOe lo\vor today ,
AVIIKAT.
"NEW YonK , Nov. 13 , ISpoclal Tolocrain t (
THE llKK.l KTOCKS Thu following wcro tin
closing quotations : '
MONKV Easy with no loans ,
I'IIIMK MiiiCANTiiB ; I'Arnii ( I'tQ ii per cent
r > TKiiUNiKxuiiAKiK-giilctltitllrmer ; sl.\tj
day hills ,
Mining Shares.
NKkw YOIIK , Nov. 15. [ Special Telegram ti
Tin : IIBH.C The following aru the mlnlir.
block ( inotatlons ;
The AVeokly Untile Ktat jiiiont.
NKW VOIIK , Noy. 13 , [ Special Telegram t
Tilt : llKK.l The weukly bank bUteinent hhoiv
thu following chuiiKos :
Kesorve. incrouso , , , , , , $ 1,7I1U'
Loans , deoreaso 6fi77W
Hpccle , decreasn 4lj,2U !
Legal tenders. Increase , , 7Hlt' : )
Deposits , ducreasu 5i7HOl (
Ulruulntlon , deureuse , Mi
The banka now bold Kli.llO' ) less than th
roniilrumonlH of the 2. per cent rale ,
The exports of specie from the port of Noi
ork last week niiioiinted to tTll.tufi. n
which tlU2oa wan Hold and iOIItvj : sllvei
The liutHirti of .iiieole ilurln ? Iho werl
niiiiuiult'd to $2H.IHI2 ( if which MJ.Tlnvasgol ' .I
and tSiMM silver.
TN.
( llllCAOO , Nov , I5.-1 p. in. closehonl
Slendys ensh Ol'ici llecenther , Woi .May ,
born fmh , 4ltiet ) December. < ivi May , fil'.e.
Oats- Firm ; cash and December. 4lci
Mny.llHo.
Hye-Knsj- W .
Harlov--Noinliiitl itt78c ,
Timothy -I'rlmo ut 11,2s.
. .
Whisk v11.14 ,
I'orU Stpiiilyi ensli. Juitinry ,
! ll.Vi ; Mny , II2.T. .
. l.nrd Steady ; cash , $ r.o2Ji ! Jiuiimry , W.U
dn'jiji ; ! May. W.75.
I'lniirStondyi winter imtonti. JI.7tv..Vi ) i
sprlujj iiuteitls , JI.NKuU-,10 ; bakers' , tLVO-A
II , H ) .
ItnlK Meats Shoulders , VJ.'iQ.'i.X'fi ' sliurl
clear. J3.av.V70 , ! ( .hurt ribs. KV.aw.V to.
llutter I'lriiit eieiimeryniOci dairy ,
IfiiWIo ,
t'hcosiSteady ; fullcronin ( 'lieddnrssii ( > , L'o '
lints , HUMIVI VOUIIK Amerlens , tK3 > .i'ic ' ,
Kuut-Klrni ! fresh. SMtSlc.
Hides t'lieliiiiiKed ; heavy nnd lliiht grrcii
f > Ue ; Kfcpiihldei , 4"e ( ; milted bull bides , di't
Ki-con salted 01115,7 11 ( (1. dry Hint , Jutset dry
Halted , 7W Set dry oiilf , WfO'Jcj deacons , euoli , 2. " > c.
'CallowliieliniiKel ! : No. JNolldineked,4tie.
HceelpK tflilimieiits.
I lour , bbls . 17miii l , oo >
Wheat , bu . W.tHX ) 112,000
Horn , tin . imUHW IKI.oo ; )
lats.bn ) . . 221.IKW 231,000
NKW YOIIK , Nov. 15. \ Vbentliecolpls. . lls.70)
IniHhels ; ovporls , none. Spot , nominally lower.
e.'osed llnner ; No. 2 led.lKsHeln elevator , fLOt'i ,
alloativ.i > 4c 61.01 f. o. b. ; options closed Ilrm ,
K-f.lliO under lust night ; ; No. 2 red , November ,
closlns uius'ic.
Corn lieccl ptf , 1 1 1,000 ImiheNioxjpnrt'i , 31,051)
bushels ; Spot lortor , eloslnc tinner. f2. ,
' . ' . . ' it In eluviilor. ! > 7&fi&vlie ( > allmt ( , ntiRr
mixed , .ri ( ! > , iiyisuj options elosod llrmeri Nincm-
ber closing at .Mi'u ' * .
lnts-iKecelpt , rilOJ | bushels ; exports , S.ttV )
Inlsliels ; spot loHcr ; .No. 'Juhlte , 4U".Vic ; inlM'd
western , mf-Vlc ; whitii wi < slL'rn.riOtt.i7vi optloin
weaker , November eloslniint 4i'c.
Sugar Itaw , steady , < iulul ; icllned , quiet ,
steady ,
IVtrolonin United elo < ed nlTI'ief-ir De-
cotnher.
I'.ggs I'lrin ; western , 255KiV\
I'ork Steady ; IIH-SS , if 11 , 25) ) 12.50.
l < ard Iniwur but fairly active ! western
sti < iiin,8tl.224. !
llutter-- Lower ; western dalry.lia'JOeit' ream-
cry. 2iKa,2s'ic ; lOlitln. 2iic.
Cheese About stuady ; llyht .skims , l'(7o. ' ( !
ST. LtH'is , Nov. 15 , Whenti-Lowei1 ! cnsh.
U34e ? : November , tllcj Deeemher , til e ; , lan-
nnryUl , | Mny , JW'.fGDU'ae : July , S'.i'.c. ' '
Corn lllshi-r ; cash. f4'.i'i30c ( ! ; November ,
44c ' : Deeemher , 4So ; May , ltnc.
Oats-iWeak ; cash , 45' ' e ; .May , 1 1 ' .a.
| > , .k Steady ) SII.OO ,
, .
Whlsky-Htendy ; , .
Itutter ( lood demand for hotter grade * ;
others dull ; ereamorv.2W..17c : : ! dairy , iwUv.
Mi.NNf.Ai'OMH , Nov. 15. Demand for Bpot
wheat was moderate , and Itvis : hard to M'll.
owing to the niiMittled stale of tbn neficvul
markets. I'nturcs broke lu ! per bnsliel. Ke-
culpt.s , 4lXca'r.s ) : shipments 120 cars , Closing.
No. 1 haul , November , Deeemher and on
tiaek , IKO ) ; Ni , I northern , November , f-O'io ' ;
Slay , ft-i'tton ' Iraek , NIc ; No. 2 nortbern , No-
\embcr , IlucuiuLer nnd on traCK. bOc ,
CINCINNATI , Nov. 15. Wheat \Veuli ; No. 'J
ic < l , ! ) lc ,
Corn Lower ; Nu. 2 mixed , new , Mlo ,
Oiils Ull'crlniss light ; No , 2 ml.xed , wanted at
. .
WhUKy--il.il. _
MIIWAIJKII : : , Nov. 15. Wheat LowerNo. . 2
spring eush , HViiHUe ; December , ss'e ' ; No. l
northern. We.
Corn-1'itlr ; No.lt , ca b,5lc ,
Uats Kaslor ; No. 2 white , 4riisfflic. !
I'rovIslonsxQiilut ; uorlc , } M.tl5 ,
t'lrv , Nov. 15. Wheat Kailor ; Ni > .
2 hard , bOcbhl ; No. 2 led , cash , no bids milof
ferings.
Uurn Wcaknf ; No. 2 , cash , irnj1' bid ; Novem
ber , 30H' ' .
Dats ICaslcr ; . No. 2 cash , 41'1aobldj Novem
ber , 4l'je. '
_
lavKlti'OOl. . Nov. 15. Wheat Qnlct ; hold
ers oll'er moderately ; led western , spring , 7s
7.id ' ; red western , winter , 7sr.il.
Horn Quint and lower ; mixed chtcin , 4j
O d per ecntal ,
JilUK H'tOCK.
CIIIOAOO , Nov. 15. Cattle llecolpts. 2.500 ;
market dull Und weak ; Htoer.s. KUVW.i.LT ; Texans -
ans , rangers and hntelier.s' stock down to thu
lowest prices of thu .season.
llog.s Koeolpts , 2ltHUhead ; mnitiet
lower ; rough and common , U'rOfiU.T. , :
paekurs nnd mixed , } ll.soai.s5 : ; prime heavy
and liulelier wolKhtHiMl.tHXil4.UU ; \ \ \ \ \ . , i : > y&l.W ;
plus } 15li,2.- ( : > .
Shoup Kecelpls , l.OMI : market slow and un-
uhnnccd : natives , $1.00104.1) ) ) ; westerns , $ l.H ( > ii
4.Jo ; TJXIIIIS , jKUV-f.l.in ; lantbH. } l.7.ViJ5.2.\
ST. Lotus , Nov. 15. I'attle liecelpts , l.wift }
slilpiiii'iits , LUJO : market steady ; fair ti.
fanoy natives steers , $ I.KE(10 ! ) ( ; stoclieis and
feeders , i.lo@2..M.
HogB HoeelptH , 1,003 ; shipments , 2S)0 ) :
market stronger ; heavy , Hl.Kiftl.OOj mlxud
Brades , ? : i.4miW.bOj light. -
KANSAS OITV. Nov. 15. Cattlt ) Itccolpts ,
2 > 00 : shliimeiit.s , 1.450 ; market weak ; steers ,
Jll.2.- > Jl.V ( > ; eowf , JI.IUXii2.53 ; fctuckern und feed
ers. f. .oorrti.2.'i. :
llo'is Kecults,0,4'JOi | ' Hhlmeiit ] , 750 ; mnrliet
htiongand higher ; nllgrndcs , t. < .OOQ:4.u5. : ,
A IjlKht In Hvery licrtli.
To the Chiengo , MtlwauUoo &St I'littl
railway holoiifjs the credit of bainjj the
first in the ooun1 ry to reduce tlio innttoi'
of oloctflu lighting of trains to HcIontilKs
perfection. Ono of tliu novel futitui'us
introdticoil in the Hleoping curs in ti
vatont oldctflcrotidiiidltunp Iti ouch sec
tion. With this luxurious provision ,
reading at night before and after retir
ing becomes us comfortable as by day ,
nnil when retiring1 tlio tollqt may bo
made in comfort and secliiHion. Tlio
berth reading lamp in the Pullman
( ileoilng' ) cars run on tho" Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway , between
Omaha and Chicago , is patented and
cannot bo used by any other railway
company. It is tlio greatest improvement -
mont of tbo ago. Try it and bo con
vinced.
Stooping curs louvo the Union Pncitlo
depot , Omaha , at 0:10 : p. m. dally , arriv
ing ut Chicago at 0:30 : a. in. Soctiro
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
Ticket ollleo , 1501 Itanium street ( Barker
block ) , Omaha ,
J. K. PitKSTOK , F. A. N.\Hir ,
Pass. Agent. Gea'l Agent
Dr. Ulnioy cures catmh : : , Boo bklg.
Tlio World do MOVR.
And so do the elegantly appointed
trains of tbo Hurlinglon route. Uy ( his
favorite line , selected by tbo U. S. gov
ernment to carry the fust mull , you Imvo
tbo choice of tht'co dally trains for
Chicago nnd the oust ; two for Kansas
City and the south ; two for Denver mill
tbo west.
Tlio Iturlington No. 2 J'\tst Kxpress ,
vostlbulcd throughout , equipped with
elegant Pulltniin cars furnished with
well Hulectod libraries , reclining chair
cars ( seats free ) , and dining car leaven
Omaha -IIO : ! p. in , , arrives ( . 'hie-ago ' 8 a.
in. , serving breakfast before arrival.
No. G. fust mail , leaves Omaha ! ) :10 : p.
m. , arrives Chicago 1 ) ) . in. , equipment
nnd dining cat * service up to the highest
btandttrd. Ticket ollleo , 1522.1 Farnum t.
\\r. F. Valll , agent.
Dr. BirnQV cures catarrh , lleo bldg.
OvcrOrol'titt'N land Oniiloto thn Went.
Crofutt.'H Overland Ottide , just Issued ,
graphically dcbcrlboH evorv point on the
Union fuelllo , 4iTho Ovorlunrt Houte , "
between tlio Missouri river and the Pa
cific coast. Persons Hliould not start
west \vithoul \ u copy of this guide in their
nosbossion.
Jt furnishes In one volume a complete
guide to the country \raversod \ by the
Union Paelilo system and cannot fall to
bo tbo greatest assistance to tlio trav
el or.
It Is for sale on trains on the Union
Pacillc , or by enclosing $1 to the under-
blgned a copy will bo mailed lo any address -
dress in the United States.
K. L. LOMAX ,
Gcn'l Pass. Agent , U. P. yy. ,
_ Omaha , Neb.
Di" Birnoy cures catarrh , Hoe bldg.
The only railroad train out of Omuliu
run expressly for tbo accommodation of
Omulm , Council JllulTa , Dos Moines anil
Cbicngo business Is the Hock Island vos-
tibuleil limited , leaving Omnha at l:1 : < ri
p. in. dally. Ticket ollleo , IGW S
und Farnum bts. , Omaha ,