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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FIUDAY , NOVEMBER 0 , 180i :
Die 'jlVJl I ' ?
fair Business Transacted and a Strong Feel
ing Existed.
NO IND CATIONS OF WET WEATHER ,
Opening About tlio Hiuiio n Vrstcr-
liny , Hut Trailers Koou I/ont In-
turo8t ntul 1'rlucN Un
OIIIPAOO , III , Nov. 1 On Iho whoit miirkot
todnyttiori ) w.is a f.ilr Ijiialnosn transictcd
nnd iiAtrun i'r fuulltiK oxlstnil. Truillti ) ; was
rnllinmimsiiincllo , liiton tliu wholu tliuolutno
of liuslnrsi coin | > , iruil favor ibly wltli tliu Dast
few tltiys. Tlio unrly Ucollnu or reaction from
iilic'iint llcnres WMS iittrlbntud to cloudy
wujithi'r liuro nml uvrry Indluitlon of r.un
liiitudvlci * from tlio win tor whuit prodiielnn
country wuro not Inillc itlvo of wet wonthor ,
repcirM saying tliit nctt of Indiana tlio
wuntlicr wus cool nnd dry , with norlliorly
winds lloivmcr , low liaroinotur WIIH ruportci
at Toledo with conornl slmworsur cxpuotLi !
rains on tlio Allu/hiiny Mlopo.
The ( Mnvlnimtl I'rlco Cnrrunthald tlio wliont
crons1 condition win nut Improved Tim dry
Vo Ulior with prolnilily tlio tiilnulpnl factor In
lie nnrxLl , und to llils us wult ns strong
Cables ami ollior iiiinors I'c urdliiK tlio pro
hibition of wliuiit cviiorti fiiini Unsslii , ind 10-
inu'tlon of duty In ( ! < rininy hud some ulfi-ut
on tlio nuirnrt In uoni'ril. LUoiiiool wus
ipKitcil at from > td to Id hlirhiir und London
lid liltfliLr llorlln was'JVC per bn lilphur , mid
1'urls from o to I'iipnr mi liltflinr A Ik-rlln
cubic Hiild ' I here uro tro | iuets of tlio expert -
port dnt > on vNho.it bo.iikr lur.ily rtdncud , "
und .1 London euliio H ild "riicspoulul trcuty
liotMLun the I'n tcil Htiiti-s nd ( luimuny Is
llkrly to ii'stilt In Iho entire rumovitl of tliu
duty "
Tliu present duty on who it Into Ocrm.tny IB
nbont , l'c HIT bii Now Vork n-portod tint ty-
two loadH t.iki n foi export. The export cle.ir-
cincus from funr ports vi'sterdav uKUreKuted
411 OJ > bii wlit-nt uml Hour. I'lol ht room for
IHH.OIX ) bit HIIS tiiki'ii hum Aritxnls In tlio
miithwrslMMO III or.il. IteLclpU at Diiluth
woioiol cars nnd MlnnenpollK 4Ti ( cirs. utotul
of 1U'4 cms. iiKuliiit l.U',7 < , .trs yi > stvriliiy and
U''M'urs ' n juur nun. Local rreelpls wire ( * > -
curs of wlilcli I.0 cars were of contiaot ride
Wltlnliau.iN fiom store , . . ' > , ' , ' bn. Ifciulpts
at till points uKKio atcd I.VJI.T'HI bit , und ship
ments fiom H imu were ! Hi,811 bn
Tlio u\poi t eli'.irancuH from four ports wore
ill.OM ) bhls of lloiit. . .indV.11U Im. of wheat.
Tlie opening \MIH about the s imu ns jcstor-
cluj n i-loslnn to iishudo o\er , but ( inlckly
onscil oir from 3 c to 4c , then became
and with some llnctu itlons
from sic to Ic. but declined s o to
closed from ' 6c to Uo lower for De-
cumber , and unchanged for .May , us com-
ji.iiud with yesloid.iy ,
Thoduniund for cash corn from shippers was
nil , ip November opened at r > c , sold to r n L- .
oir to.WMc , , tnd then back to.M' ' o Vear sold
from 4" > 7io to 4ii'4C. ' Jlay was more active
than any other future and stion ei , sollliiK
from 4 ! c toI4u mill at Io ! clock was uluiiil 44c.
The mat Kut wus generally stron ; durlni ; the
liihl hour. Keum was a lar e buyer ot Mav
to cover short ulcsind the prlco advanced to
41'nr. ' November held tlrm around .Me and
S-l e wh lo vo ir sold to 40 u Nu ir the close
the Hpcculathi ) futures eusL'O oil some. C'usb
torn made u uharn advance , shippers 10111-
petlliK briskly and No. 2 Hold toTi c.
Uuts vvero higher. ' 1 lie shlppltiK demand at ,
the Bcabouid was reported active .Hid shorts
hero were nervous at the start and pilcesad-
MinctMl siinie , though most of the Kuln wus
noon lost on vlj'oions belllnir , November
slirted at.rc , bntboUl oil to.ll-Uc. December
Mild from .L"4edown to.11 hi' , while Muy went
from .Up to Ill'jf but fell to ,1.1'aC. ' Hartlett-
I'ru/ler , I'atton llro . and Couiiso'inan wore
111 orul Imverrtof o its and pricts held very
steady during the List IHMII.
lliiK pioJuots were slionjc and lilRhor curly ,
tlmii.h nilidi of the K.iln was lost The re-
telptsof live luus weio 1"OJU head less than
i'\pectd , and | irlces f o to lo hlxlior. This
uturted the marUot strong I.IKI lilu'lier but
p.icKers sold freely ami a decline sjt In. J.in-
uary poiU sold from J1I.40 to Sll.Vi'J ' but
iJioUu totil , I7'i ' Iiinuary laid sold from SO 40
to 'SJ,4."i , but went elf to Ji.l" > January ribs
ho d t J)07'i eaily oil to 43 87'S. ' The weak-
ne s continued during the last hour on hcav y
snllliiK by packers , led by John Cudiidy. .1 ui-
iiiny poii < old oir to ll.J7lt. January lard to
fit , KJ anil .lunuarv ribs to t > 83.
The le id I UK futures r.ineeu us follows :
t'usii ( | uotntioiiH were ns follows :
1 louit Uncli.iniod : winter pitonts , $1.30
fet | > Ui spiltm p.itc'nls , Jl I0"i.n0.
WiiKAr No. ' sprlii ? client , ftlc : No. 3
sprinu wheat. RVilbU'iu ' : No a red , ! )3c.
t'oit.N No. a , too
, ,
' ' * °
'
No. ! l white'Jp'aiHSo.
KVK No 2 , U0'c.
llAHt.i.v No. 3 , 58@.VJo ! No. S , t. o. U , 4'lItfiOc !
No 4 , 4 ii , " ) i ,
rt.AXHKH ) No. I , 04'Je. '
TiMOTiivSFKli I'rlmo , $ l.lXiJ.M. ( |
I'OIIK MISH pork , per bti. JS : )7'5 ) ; lard ,
per owt , 1010 : short ribs sides ( loose ) .
IT > . 'iOffifi"i ! ; dry salted shonldors ( boxed ) . 3.70
< & ' > T > : hhort clear sides ( boxed ) , M.2.V30. ID.
WiilSKiiv-Dlstlllors' llnlshod goods , per gnl
cl In *
bunAiis Cntlo.if. iinolianKod , fx3. > yc.
Kocolpts and slilpinunts today were as foi- "
Ions :
On the Produce exchange toduy , tr > o butter
market was unchanged ; fancy separator , 30o :
line creamery , 28.i. ) o : dairies , fancy fresh. 23
fti-Mo ; No. 1 dairies , 1820o. L'ggn , fresh , 21'lc.
Nt w roH
NKW YOIIK. Nov , B. Ki.ouit iJecolpta. : ifl,12 ?
paokagCH ; exports , 4.470 bhls. 1,7.1 ! ) suoks :
more active , steadier : sales , : u-j0 | bbls.
MUAI < Steady ; yellow western , M20
.
WllBT-lleeolptn , S24.4M bn ; exports , 10.I/.7J
Im ; Kales. ll,7o..o o bu of futures : 4.1,000 bu
of Bpou t-piit mnrkot higher ; active ox-
port demand. No. 2 rod , * l 04 > il.nri in
More nnd elevator ; ? I.O.Vii,1.0l ( tilloat :
( I OS'.ai.Oi'i f. o. b. ; No. d rod. J10J' , ;
uugriidtd. IHl eOM.lO No. I northern , j.07li |
aiiHi , ; No I , htird , 1 1014. Options nd-
Mineed .iTi o on tinner cables ami
good foreign buying orders , and us-
liec ally from Liverpool : but soon
declined W.O on reports ot rains nt the
wi-st ; this was followed by uu advance of > i ®
' .e on repoits of n possible reduction of tlio
Herman duty from which there was n icaothm
of , < iis o with freer selling ordurs , chlelly
local , The olobo Is steady at q , < I ? iO udvuiicu
of yostorJiiy. No. 2 rod , Jlovifti.oi : Novom
tior. ifl.OMBItn , cloaiiiLltn . > i ; Ioe ember ,
' - - - - - -
tl.lll'tSU'
closing"
fl lOi
April . . . . . . . . , . _ . „ . „ .
ing JI.UU ; iiini' . Ji.lWwi'lVrefo'sfng' , jl.i'it , .
UYIbtroug nnd In good duinniiu ; western ,
f I 01 ® ' tilt ! ; sales , 40.00U bu u. 1. f , at * I Ul.
lUill.M-ilitllt No , 2 .Milwaukee , We.
COIIN llocelpts , K',075 bu ; exports. 2112,2.14 bu ;
miles. I.DII.OiObu of futures : IJO.100 bu of spot.
Miot mnrkot higher , good ( lemaiid , moderate
nilerlngsi No S , 707lo In elevator ; 71B72o
utloatt ungraded mUod.CVQ'Uic. Uptlousnd-
Miiici'il 2i4u on November and l o on otlier
months In light supplies ; short covering
unit continued large cahlu acceptances ,
November. WXiiuT o. closing at < 17J4e : Decem
ber. f * > < 35.s r , o oslng at MV ; Jiiiiuiirv , S4' ,
OMIio , closing at M'tci robruary. fil O-VS'ii ) ,
olimlng in Me ; Muy , ft.l > . ® .Mc , closing nt.Me.
OAJS Kecolpts , lhlli.1bu ; exports , 1,750 bu ;
Knit's , 740.WO bu of futures ! 4W.OOO bu of spot.
bpot nii.rl.ct notlve , higher. Options fairly
active. Htuiiu : November , IllStt-Mc. cloilne ut
i ie : Uetcmbur , IWiidtiuc , e.oslng nt as > 4ei
January , Inxa-eMie , closing at. Wiei May , IHUc ,
Hpot No. ! , whltis : iUSWIu ! > Ju ! mixed wi-stern ,
3M400 ! vvhlto wohtoni , 4Ultai Na 8 , Uiloiiuo ,
UUJiC.
llAi-Slenilyj BhlpplnB , COGCKoj coed to
choice. 7MtK3c.
lloi'd 1 Inn , ( julot ; common to choice , 14 ®
IDo ; i'aclllo co mt , UttlSc.
Cot KK Options opened iteiuly from M
points up to fi down ; closing stead v und un
changed to ID points down. Hales , IW..VXI bags ,
including Nov ember , til 11X118.11 ; December ,
* | | hWjflU1 Wj Jauimrv , lll.n i.iio | ; rnurunry !
I1I.OOJ March. tll.JO&ll.tOt May.tll.2ftOll.5f
Juno , t 1.45i July , } ll.0011.40spot ; Itlaoulet ,
No , 7 , ( l.l'\
HudAii Ituw hold flrm nnd inilotj roUnud ,
steady.
Now Orleans , quiet and flrm ,
I'tTiiot-hUM-Oponed Htoiidy and advanced
Ho on early trudlug , then dolliieii i\io on pre -
uro to sell by local holders , afterwards ral-
, ted So uud cloked Heady , I'eninylvaiiln elli
rule * ; Uv > cmliroyuouojeuiug ; ) ) ta. o
lowp t Me , closing MUc. No
snle.s of Limn oil. Total sales 143,000burro ) * .
COTTON HKFII Oir/ Dull , steady.
TAU.ovY-yuIrt nnO steady.
UostN Stonily , quiet.
Ttwi'K.NTlNK Dull ntl'i'toaic. '
Kens Quiet , wenki western , Ztl4SM4c ! { ; ro-
colptJ < , Cnr,7 pnckngcs.
I'OIIK Moderately nctlvo nnd itondyi old
mem. tlO.Ci ) ; new ILCSS , 111.00 ; extra prltno ,
U0fitoll.no.
OUT MrATS-Qiilct. but ntrady : middles ,
dull nnd eisy ; short clear , November. 10.72'i. '
LAitu Opened strong nnd closed easy ;
western steam , tfi.41 ; sales. H70 tierces , 11 twa
r > 71 { . Option sales , 3.60J tlorccs : December.
M5 ( . closing nt { 041 ; January , fd.7IOfl.73 , clos-
Intf nt la0 ! rcbrnarv , (5.7fl. ( closing at frt.63
bid ; Mnrch , MM , closing at J'i.78 bid.
DHUTtPit ( Julel nnd wenks western dnlry. 14 ®
Kc ) ; western creamery. iVit-Wc ; FMgln , Ulc.
CIIPRSI ; Pair demand nnd flrm ; part skims ,
47'ie.
I'm Inov-Ilulli Amorlonti. ir 7.aiC.OO. .
Cori'Kit Kasler ; lake November , (11.50 ; lake
December , ill 0' .
LKAD-Dllll lit Jl 10.
TIN Dull and steidy ! straits , $1000
Oiiiulia ( irnln Mnrkcl.
I'rlcos bised on delivery at Mississippi rlvor
points , Nebraska Inspection , and tun days'
shipment , unless otherwise state. ! .
WllKAr No ' . ' red winter , "Oo bid ; No , 2
spring , ( W bid : No .1 spring , tile bid.
NKWf'oiiv November shipment. 40Vie bid ;
yi > nr shipment. UL bid.
K\K-No. 2. hlcliid
OATI--NO. 2 , white. MVobld ; No. .1 , white ,
SOl.e ; No. 2 mixed , i'l'jo ' bid.
NOTKS ,
The hour for thodally call has been changed
from II o'cloi k a. m . to Uin.
Among the sile were : < > 000 bushels No .1
white oats.'Ji'ic : 20,00) ) new mixed corn , on
tr.ick II iltlmnrc , Tik" Irt.iioo No a or better
corn , yo ir shipment , 40e : lO.noi No. 3 or better
corn , shlphy lecembor ) l" > , I04o
II. P. Mnroliouse , Heaver Crossing , was on
the bo inl ,
Among the visiting grain men was William
Vim Dohren. M Hard
Isiuo Motlor , representing Murray , Nelson
A , Co . Chicago , was hero
A M Di.v , nf thu Him of Counsolman A. I ) ly ,
heavy Lhlrugo grain buyer" , wuslooMng over
the Nltuatlou here Mr D.iv rein irked that
there was a big cash demand for com nml oats.
In wheat , If wo get a big forolgu ilomand
pncos will go higher , but without th it demand
and with Inrg * receipts prices will drop
C C. Uhrlstle , a Kansas City train man , was
up looking over the giouncl.
Kansas City tlarivcrs.
KANSAS Cm. Mo. Nov . " > rt.outt Sto idy ;
unchatucdi pitentfM)1 ) ® " " * ! ! oxtr i faticv.
S'.axil..1 , * ! . fincy. f-.0"Ti2 II ; choice , tl.UOft'-OO ;
XXX , II7W.MI )
WiifcAT Very qiilot : No 2 hard , cash , 81c
bid ; No 2 red , c i h no bids.
Cons rirni , No . ' , cash 3S'o hid ; No
vember , . . ( ) ' , ( ! I Id.
OATS-Stuady ; No 2 , cash. 2i3e bid ; Novem
ber. 2l'c ( bid.
Tt.AX hl-KD-s.- . . .
HAV Weak ; unt'li mged : timothy. JSOO ;
fancy pr ilrh'.Wi ) : irood tochoce , $5,00j50 ;
low grades. * .KK > ai V ) .
HUTTKII riim , unchanged , ercimery. 22-
2Hcdalrv ; , NSl c : store picked , I4l0c ; pack-
In tr. I2e
Eons rirni nt 2)u. )
KKCKiiTs Who.it , 8.MOO bu ; com , 2,500
tut ; o-its , 7.IOJ bu
hliii'vit'NTi Wheat , G8.B3) ) bu ; corn , 2'iOObn :
onlH. o..MO bu.
II , Illnmer , Chako , was In looking over the
markets tiutlon.
Ijlvcrpodl IM tricot * .
LIVI itronu Nov. 5 WHEAT \ < Inn ; do
main ! Improved ; ho dors offer sp.uiuzlv. fil-
Ifornla No 1.8s lOd'QlSs in'jd ' pnr cental ; red
western spring. "s7d'3ds ' 7'id ' ; No 2 red win
ter. 8s "idStSs 1'Sd.
COIIN rirni : ilcmand fair ; mixed western ,
Cs fAtd per cent'il.
LAUD -Prime wostern. 3.1s per cwt.
Wheat .Market.
Allnn. . Nov. S WHEAT
Stronger ted ly. There vv.is n break In the
market near the chibo and bidding was ititte |
oxolted for llfteou minutes Cash and low
cradcs were ai'tlve. Ifccclpts. 4aicirs. Close :
November. SS'Jc ' ; December , f > ( l3Bc ; May. 0i'Bc
on track ; No. I h ird. HO'Cc ; No. 1 northern.
No 2 1101 them , 8VfcS7e.
St
ST. Lotus. Jio. Nov. 5. AViinvr Plrm ;
cash , fll'je : Mav. * 1 Oi'8 bid.
COIIN l-'Iim : cash , 4'il5c : May. 41'Jc ,
OATH Stroii. ; cash. HiiUc ; May , 27J .
I'oitK-Sto idler ; I'i.l2't. '
LAUD-Btoidy ; JC03
\VlllbKVV Jl. 18.
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tiTUCKb AMt Ul.V7 > S.
NEW VoitK , Nov. 5 The stook market today
was ugaln subjected to consider iblo urossnro
from boar sources nnd while dull for the
greater portion of the time and entirely feat
ureless In the general list , the activ Itv de
veloped In n fo.v stocks by the Irinimerliig
operations of the professionals brought the
total transactions up to n very respectable
figure. The general list also bvmpathlzed
with the weakness In the few stocks which
suffered most pressure , but only In the o
shares was tbeio any real weakness shown ,
and the losses for the day were liihlgnlUcant
outside ot the few shares which iccolved most
attention.
Money rates were easier today nnd lo ins
were alfected as low as4 per cent. The coil
stocks and the gr.uuors wore the fuituros to-
lay , and the hammering of these shires was
liorslstont and hoav v , and especially during
Iho forenoon and the last hour , and In Data
ware A. Hudson , which was depressed 'I per
cent and L icU iwanuii over 2 per emit , al
though no apt ) ireni c insu for s ich lo-iSjs
could bo found otlier thin vnguo
rumors of trouble In the coal trade ,
which have boon current since the
failure to limit the output for this
month. The I'aclllc socurlos were raided
again this morning , but llttlu Imprcss'on w is
mudo except In the seconds , which fuily re
covered after an olllclal of the company had
stiued that It Is In good llnanclal condition
nnd Its earnings wore published , showing a
vorv deelded Improvement. The stock was
well hold throughout. Outside of the coalers
and grangers Northoiu I'aellle preforiod and
Cleveland. Cincinnati , Chlcigo A. bl , Louis
were prominent at different times for wo ik-
ness , but aftoT a pattlal recovery only the
coalers were raided In the afternoon ,
The general Hat , opened nt Insignificant
L'h.inizos from last ntvht's figures and symp i-
Lhlrod leluctautlv with the declines In the
loader9 , but fi actions were taken from the
prices of everything traded In , and the end of
the forenoon saw the lowest prices of the day
for stocks. Dullness and stagnation marked
: ho doilliiKs during the greater por-
, on of the afternoon , and the lust
tour was made the opportunity for a
llnal drive at the coalers which then lost the
recovery they had made from the low figures
of the forenoon. The market closed ( inlet -md
wo ik at the lowest price i of the day. The Im
portant losses Included Delaware A. Hudson ,
I per cent ; Lackawaniiu. 2 per cent ; Wheeling
v. Lake Krlo preferred , I'i per cent ; Heading ,
\ \ per cunt ; Chicago , Cleveland. Cincinnati &
> t. Louis and thu Northern I'aclllc I1 ; percent
each , und llurllngton 1 percent.
Government bonds have been dull nnd
stonily. St ito bonds have boon loss steady.
'I he following are the oloslug quot itlons for
the lendliu stocks on the Now Vork Stock ex
change today :
The total fliilea of stockn today were STUkK ; )
hareb , inulndlnx : AtchlHon , . -.li.Wi UhloiiKO
UIIH , 11VOU ) : Delaware , l.tioUiiwannu & . West
ern. aL.10s : Krlo , 10.4JI ; I.onlsvlllo A , Nashville ,
H.003 ; Missouri I'aelllo , 4,470 : Nortli American ,
00 to 450 : Northern 1'acltlc , A.COJ ; Northern 1'u-
ullle preferred , 2I.MO ; KundluK , U04U ; Itlch-
noiid .V Went 1'olnt , 4.CJO : bt. I'aul. 'iiVN ;
Toxtm 1'aclUo , 9t 5 > > ; Union 1'ivclllo , 7,511.
rinnnulal Ituviow.
NEW VOIIK , Nov. & Thu PoU aays : Where
ho oneratora for lower price * met with tholr
greatest uuccost wni > In the coal fitockn In
which Eulllnx orders , partly from uuUldo
onrcea were nKalu encountered , Uhnerveri
nay draw whut conclusions they ohoo > o from
he eourio of the murkot for the o ttooko ; the
undonlttble fuel roiuuliis that there Hal baen
teiulr liquidation. H doei not follovr that
ho rumor * of uluouto between th *
compautei are true ftUhougb tbp rt'
otui. action 04 tuthW UcM U
notion , by the inlcs nffonti. looked nomowhnl
like an ondenror to nrold ( troiind for a iimr- ]
rol. Hut there inn feollni nrlilnn from the
extraordinarily heavy itnlrs of nnthrnclto
tluii fur In the year thnt the coal prodticlni
compnnlAR nmy hnvo anticipated the normnl
winter demand nd tluu pared the way for
dlmlnlBhod business Inter on. This In neces-
D irlly conjectured : even the conl trndo mnn *
niers admit thumiolvcs to bo puzzled hr the
Rltuatlon. Hut the very fuel thnt the outlook
Is doubtful explains the o\\\ng \ \ \ of long stocks
nt current high prices.
Flnn.iicln.1 Notes
KANSAS OITV , Mo. Nov. B.-OlenriuRs , 11,031-
5SI ,
NKW YORK. Nov. 4. OlonrltiKi , 1150.001.100 ;
balances. I't.OW.ll ) ,
. Md. . Nov. 5. Oleirlnes todny
; balances , tJ7.I8i ! Hate , 0 per cent
I'liit.AnRi.i'iitA , 1'a. , Nov. 5. Clearings
today , ll,0b2lltj ) halnnces , $1,6I8IW7. Money ,
4 per cent ,
MRMINIIS. Tcnn. . Nov. S.--Novv Vork ot-
cdntive sellliu at Jl 0) ) pronitu ; clearing
f80.sT4Ui balance , ! 111.00. . .
CINCINNATI. O , Nov. 5 Money. MM per
cent , Now Vork etchaiuo wanted ut 60d
premtnin. ( Hearings , yI4u")0. )
br. I.otltH , Mo , Nov. 5. ( Jlo.irlnas $1,174-
410 : b.ilniicus. MdM'ii. Money , 7M ( per cent
Kxchanuoon Now Vork , iiic discount.
HOSTOV. Mass. Nov. f > . Clc.irlnim , tlO.OS.1-
710 ; balances , $ . ' , .1 .410 : rate for money. 2'4 '
per cent. i\iliiiii : o on New Vork , ! i" > o ols-
coiinU
ClltrAOO , III , Nov fi. Now Vork nxclmtiRo
wns par Money linn n per cent Olo.irlilzs
} ' 'lCjy)7 ( ) ( ) 4tPrllnBetchnnKOl80'4 ' forslvty-
day hills and } I8I'4 torHltfhtdr.ifts.
New York Money .Market ,
NKW VOIIK. Nov. 5 MONGV ov GAM ,
Kisy , ruiRln from t to I ) nor cent ; Insl loan ,
4 per cent , closed offered at " > per cent
I'lltviEliit ; ( ANiu.ii I'Al'nt "liJO percent.
Snin. : Nn I\cilAsnn-Qtilet and steady at
$1 HU -iUty-Jay bills and fl.HI for demand.
The following wore the closing prices on
honds :
ItoHtoti Meek .U.irkct.
HOSTON , Muss , Nov. fi. The following were
the ehuhu pr eos on stocks on the Ilostun
stock market today :
AtihlHon .v rupjliii lloiton \ Mont . . .
Motion , v. Albnny .Zli . Calnmet A Iloclti
IU stun , V Mnlne lll' , { KeirnnKC KM
Chi , llur A , ynlncy W.M . O-teeoln . ll'i '
I'aitcrn It Itiln . , , .UDI . * * unta he Coppar . . 10
Mtchburiflt U 7J Tanmrack . . . . . '
Mima Central . . Hi Alllil'ton I.TIH ! Co . Jl
Alex Ten eom . . , 1S ! s in DhMO l.inil Co IS
N V JIN i : > ( Wet Knd I.nnd Co . 14 < <
ilo 7n ? Hell 'leleiihono . .131
Old Colony . ! " l.uiii'on store S. . IS
Win Cen com . , | H Wnter 1'owcr . . . 2 > f
Allouer M Co ( now ) C AI . U
Atlantic It & II . 14
London Mouk > [ tirkct.
I.OVDON , Nov. S. The following were the
London stock iiiot | itlons closing at 4 p m :
HAH SIM MI-4 i.iil.
MoNfY W per cent.
Hate of dKcoiint In tlio open market for
both short and thtce-monlhs bills. Ut4lQ3\ per
cent.
Ho It or Fooling Abroad.
LONDON , Nov. 5. The Paris and llorlln
boursis closed with a better feolliu prov.ill-
Inr. It Is reported that the Russian minister
of finance h IK miidu ov erturcs to the Hunk of
I'r.tnco for the putchiisoof silver bullion to
the vnluoof IDO.UUll.iO ) rouble's This amount
of silver Is vvanted by the Itusila.i hn.inee
ministry foi coin.ice Into the roubles for the
slate redemption of 1'ollsh treasury obliga
tions.
Hank < > ! ' Kutclutul Itnllctlii.
I.ONIIOV , N'ov. 1 Amount of bu'llon ' gone
Into the ll.ink of Hngl ind on LialiXneo ted ij * .
JL1U.UOJ. The bn'.llou In the Haul ; of Kngbind
deeic ised CCi'sOl1) ) durliu the u.ist week. The
proportion of the Hunk of I'n { land's reserve
to liabilities vvhlUi lust weolc w.isJ8.5lccr
cent. Is now . ! ( ! 7J our cent.
ot'Krnnuo Statement.
S. Nov. 5 The vveoUly st.itoment of the
Hunk of Prance shows an Increase of 11,000,000
francs gold and JOJ 000 francs silver.
I'nrlH Hentcj.
PAIHS , Nov. fi Throe per cent rentes 73f ,
15o for the account.
Denver Alining feto-jks.
DKVVKII. Cole , Nov. 5 The following list Is
thoclo lugqiiotutlonson the .M.ulns . exchange
today. h.iIes.VUM ) shares
Sun l'"ranolHoo Alining Qii itntlun' .
SAN TIIAVCISCO , Cal. . Nov. 3 The ofllclu !
closing ( luotutlons for inluliu stocks today
vvoro ns follows :
Now York Mining ( juotntlons.
Nr.wYoiiK , Nov 5 Tlio following tire the
closing inlnl.iK stock quot itlons :
the dry uoods nuirket. The mnrkot wus un-
L'h , umed .ind conllilonce iirovulls. l'i Int cloths
nro not so Ktronk' . hut lluctuiitlons uro com-
puriittvcly freiinont In tlmt market. Clothing
wooh'im lire mill ( | iilot , but there vvoro Indica
tions of a near ilonmml for MirinK | gooiU.
Iliiv.iiui
II tVANA , NOV. fl. bl'ANlSIl GOT. ! ) J2.3P4 ®
n
"KxcilANnu-riniij on the United Stutes
short Hllit. ) cold , Jlo.7vail.tO nreni Uin ; on
London , J.U'.Vji j.Oj preiiiluin
bliOAii lletter tonoj 7K)0 ( ) bncs contrlfiiuiil
IU to IHI noKrciis nuliirUutlon Bold ut J.I , 10 , cold ,
lior ( inlntiil , _
Tr.nlnrrt Tulle.
CHICAGO. Ill , Nov. 5. Councilman A. nay to
Coukroll llros : Wheat opened utoudy und
iidvunced on hlKhurcnbloii , moro drouth nowa
nnd reported llboral acceptunccs for export.
bliorta did nuwt of the buyliiK Lute In tlio
session thodenuind for veHiol room advunced ,
lake froUhts advanced to le. und local hours
ut onto bold short lines on the the
ory tlmt the uuvanco must be de
ducted from the price ut this end
The Konorul conditions of the market romalu
iinchanKHd , and we still feel friendly to
wheat on ull soft spots , Corn nnd oats wore
Ktrcmk- and hlKhor on nn urgent demand from
both shippers nnd Hpeouliitors. Corn muln-
taliiod the whole mlvunce , und conned nt the
Uvp , but onts receeilod ' 40 on scnlperti
soiling In sympathy with the deellne In wheat ,
Provisions opened uotlvo and ilgner on general -
oral buy IIIK orders und unckers nccopioJ the
opportunity of rcHollluK part of their recent
purchuiei In order thnt thu udvuncomlKht
not obstruct thu consumptive demand ( Jn a
further good break wo mhUo buying.
HwurtUupou \ MuCormlek to r. C. SwnrU
A. Co. ; The miirkot opened Btronp for vheiit
this inornlii , ' . l.oo ul traders are scnerally
bluoinh and with uchuniio In weather condi
tions the market will mil olf. Itoculpts con
tinue very heuxvy. Corn wus strong and
hUhor Inlluenced by an uotlvo demander
{ or ahlpinont. Cloaraticog from New Vork
wore llboral and export purchases continue
large. Heceipta hero wore Lolow oxpogtatlons.
llecclvers complain of aKrotit scarcity ot oars
ut country points , undT but for thai predict
very much larger receipts. Oats wero. flrm.
Itecelpti continue heavy , but met , loyu ihlp-
ulng demand. I'roriijoDi WQTA iirbnf early
p& aocount ot light r ielfti of hofi auu higher
price * . On thn nh.nnr'e ( packers boenmo lib
eral Belters , und th onrly st ongth VMS test
UtiiOAdo , til. , Nov. ( -Uctinott , Hopkins &
Co. to 8. A. MoWlnrtdri Strung cables nnd
whip-spread complaints of damage by drouth
were served up to' ' Mibrts In ffront vnrloty ,
The pcMlatcnco nnil cniphns's with which
tbeio reports conioTn IFnvo begun to make n
decided Improiiilonf An trndor * . As n rule they
do not Believe the dtunngo already caused Is
beyond rcllof of sonUlnrt rnlns nnd n Into mild
fall , but ns the days pn s nnd
the weather chrtH shows no inolsturo
over the principal wheat produc
ing Mutes the shorts nro becoming
visibly anxious. It N'thl * gradual change of
Bontlmont , this npprchniuton of potilblo ills-
nstor to tbo growing crops thnt totnporirlly
ovorxlindowH the hc.jvy' crop inovomcnt nnd
ImmcnBO accumulations In Rtoro on both
consts , Itlsn ninrKiit1 In which trndors do
not fcol ( > afo to bo long ever night , neither to
be short much whle | the uncertainty oxlRts.
Nccc'xsirlly It U n , dull nnd narrow mirkot
A cent or two fluctuation either way ts sudlo-
lent to run la abort ! ) or shako out
the longs and It promises to remain
this way until It tx'scttlod whether the drouth
Is to bo serloiiRor otherwise. The possibility
of ItiiBsInn prohibition Is still nn Inlliiontlnl
bugbear that keeps traders on the tenter
hooka. The Mark I/lino l xpre < s Hays Ilussln
h in nlrc.lily exported HO freely , about 8K)0,0 ( ) < 0
morn than the same time last ye ir , that It
make little ( inference If prohibition of experts -
ports Is now unforced The market Is In such
u condition that an opinion ns to the Immedi
ate direction of price * would bo worthless
Large purchases by receiving house of cash
stuir. prusiim.ih y for export , have made the
no'ir futures of both corn and outs voiy
strong. Cash oats rose to within It' ' of May.
It would seem as If the advance Jit spot o'ltn
would attract more liberal receipts hut If not
and the export ilenmnil continues higher
prices would naturilly follow The strength
extended to the fat oir options and shorts
having grown nervoim nnd some local traders
took In tholr lines today expecting to resell
on u further advance. The new corn Is mov
ing ijulte freely , but the dminml Is so active
that stocks don't accumulate m.itorlnlly. It
Is expected that they will not until about the
mddlo of the month I.ouul tr idcrs beom to
favoi the long Hide for the present. Provisions
opened strong with an active trade. OITor-
In H from p irtles who bought 1 l > -
I'rally on Mend ly supplied thu dc-
in mil. The marxet gradually vvc > ikened and
closed easy at the bottom estimate of
of larger receipts of hogs Lelng thoohlof In-
lluoncoo fcol frlcnilly to prov Islons nnd
believe they are low enough to buy on soft
spots , but the be its are ngu'resslvc and conll-
ile'ni. They h ivo undo a good do il of money
recently and bullevo In snlllngshortof r illles
They may he right , but If one is tojndzo fiom
the history of Hpccnl itlon In hog nrodii'-ts
there Is not much encouragc'iiiont In being
shoit at the current price.
Ovum. > ov. 5. 1601.
Itccelpts so f.ir this week I'liUO cuttle. II.'OO
lio. s. - > l sheep , against 1JMI cattle , 1M,4DJ
hojs , ii,1) S sheep for tlio s imu four days last
week.
The fresh supply consisted of ninety-five
fresh Ioid , largely wi-steins and nothing
oxtr.i as to u.uulitv Although there weic com-
pir.itlvely few deslr.ible hooves heie , the
mar el was fall ly active and stronger on all
beef cittlo.
Desirable cons ind heifers were In active
demand and , r > c to lOo hi , her tli.in Wtdnes lay.
Other grades vvoro firm , and a fair cciuam.o !
w.is Directed eai.y.
I'heru vveru more country bnycrH looking
around than for several days past and the re
sult was a better tone to thu ti id e , although
thorn was no m iterl.il advance In prices. The
Htinply was still 1 irger than neeessiry. but
homers of dosir.iblo feelers have no ttouble
to find piirch -etH at $2.75 to J.t.10. common
grades nrouml fj'li ) toJlWi , while light thin
stulT and htockers are In poor rcijnest at from
iI.75toJ1J.O.
Hccetpts of hoisvoro5J cats , u decrease no
f-r this week comp ired with lust of overT.OtH )
bend. The quality of the offerings was about
the b imo as Wednesday , very fair In general.
Advices from other markets vvoro favorable
und the best he ivy and butcher weUlit ho's
sold largely at from J I ( T > to $1UJ against ? is )
to If ) 8 , " > Wednesday Dr all of a ineuel higher.
Light and mlxeil hogs bold largely at fiom
i.l 0 to tJ W { . with borne very common stull at
fJ.75uid a very few 'ood lo ids at { 183. Thu
oaily business \vas active , but after the fresh
me u men had lilted their oulois the feeling
wase islor and some late arrivals failed to
bring within So of the early morning prices
and a few loads on which dealers could not
come to terms \vero unsold till late. The bulk
of tno s iles won ! at from Jl S ) to $ l)0 ! ) , against
J.1.73 toil 85 Wddnosdiiy. the general market
averu inir up all of .1 nlcUel higher.
CAITI.E Olllol il reculuts of cattle. 2,41. )
as compared with " 'JJO yesterday ana i.,7J4
Thursdiiyof lust wcok. The market was ac
tive and generally htrongor ; beef steers In
'ood demand , but scarce : goo t cons fr3l c
higher ; others uueliK.nzpd' foeoers active nnd
stiongor.
Itoas Olllcla ! receipts of hogs. . ' 1 1T4 ns
compared with 2,404 vestoidny and M78Thuis-
duy of last week. The market opened
active wjth prices all of 5e higher th in yester
day. but closed r.ithcc weak and easier. The
bulk so d atflSJQUUO , against H7 > @ 1.85 yes
terday. LU-ht , ifJ 75313 K > ; heavy , $ J.SoJlj ) ;
mixed. "
bitiiEP OIHclal receipts of sheep. 2)7
u compared with none yostoiday. and lr > 'J4
Thuisilay of last week. The market vv as ac
tive and stronger.
Receipts anil Disposition of. Stock.
pmclal receipts and disposition of s took as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for tlu tu only-four hours , ending at
5 o'clock , p. m. , November 5 , Ib'Jl :
HKCttll'Ci
DISPOSITION
Huyers | v.uttlc I
IlcnrcHontatlva S.ilc.s.
cows.
WESTEIIN CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
11,1st eon. 081 tJ 40 8 feudors ' ( J h5
4"Htcms. 1101 J 00 22 fnodurd . oia 1 7
1 feeder. 11)40 2 25 .1105 1 O.'i
,1U3 , 1 75 IS feeders. .U7S 2 25
1 fender. . , l.70 2 83 U feo.lors . O1) ) . ! 2 .11)
1 bull . WO 1 25 27 cows . . . B19 2 10
W. H. Jack.
27 cows . . 624 200
llrowii-Illff O. Co.
1 8tng . . . . , 107J 1 75 1 bull.- . 1KO 1 73
6J cows . Oil U H
W. Noroll ,
5 cows . . . 1030 2 25 20 Bteers 1215 3 50
Ul COWS . . 1110 2123 U steers 1101 3 t'l
.1 feeders. , 2 GO " 2.1 COIVH . 2 25
1 foudor . 1120 2.8J 114 cows . 1 75
17 feeders , 1017 2tiO
M'ctorson ,
20 steers. . HVJ it 60 /
WVOVINO CATTLE.
5 steers * 1020 2 35 I 1 Hteur . 1200 3 10
7 floor * 11J7 3 10 12 bulls. . 1400 1 75
Tailings.
Windsor , Kemp & Co.
calves . a 1 / 55 ' 25 feeders. 090 2 45
It ! items * . lll'S 2 U ) & feeders 721 2 45
1 feeder. . MO 243 28 feeders. 055 2 45
10 feeders , . kll S 4' ) 10 fenders. 1U14 2 fl.r
18 feeder * ! . . 2-45 i 1 feeder. . . 1.40 2 00
10 feeders. . Kit 2,1 steers 111 ! 2 00
20 culves , a i 275 bJ cow a. . , 7ia 1 25
28 calves , . a57 2-7A 64 lOttS. . , BIO 1 25
11 calves . . . 101 5 cows. . ' 2 00
U calves . 147 4 25 > 41 cows. , . , . 747 2 00
1 Bteer . . . ' lf > 2c'OWB. . .1110 2 n
1 bteer. , 'ifilO Bl5 2 bulls. . . , .IOUO 1 25
6 stuurii , i2ia ( 3 13 3 bulls. , . .IBhO 1 : . " >
14 itcers , ,1-1)5 ) 3 15 2 steers .1JOJ 3 00
I.ootnU < Sc Andorion.
33COWS VH > 225 iBtcor 1,62) 3 25
Iste'cr. . . I' O a 25 1 nteerd..ll.'J 3 23
Standard Cattle compnny ,
31 cows. . . 112J J 05 42iteora 11CU 3 60
llluokford Ii. H , company ,
co com iobo 2 as
asJIOOB.
JIOOB.
No. Av. Bh. Pr. Na AT. Bh. Pr.
74. . . , .220 80 13 75 6H. . ICO MB )
0. . . , .252 375 IU . 2UU a s
81 . .20J ISO an t > 2 . . .S67 120 385
3. . . .350 375 Dl. . 100 385
61. . , . .201 120 375 CS. . .2J4 120 085
77 . .224 4UO U77 > } tu. . . 230 240 1185
77 211) U 8J m. . . 3(0 3h5
A:8 : : : : : ? 80 & Bit au
I'lvo Stouic Mnrkot.
OniCAno , III. . Nov. 5 [ bpootnl Tologr.itn to
TUB ULK 1 The market remained stroiiK a
tdnsm ill advuncoKiilned unrller In Iho week
Clood sdlppinir nuttlu were as scarce ai bofure
tliu supply bnltiK mainly composed of rmcl
Horts an local buyers seek cows , bulls , com
inon steers and run go cattle. Of the
last named there were about fi.OOJ
most of which vvero I icKliu In fill , and there
fore were ailouhlo only to thn eannors am
dressed beef men. ITxpoilurs were looking
for u few edolcu beevisand were "HlliiK t (
p.iy u coot ! price for them , but their order *
remained unfilled The ( 'renter part of the
oll'erliiu's were of the sott that huvo re
cently been NcllliiK below inn. Much o
the day's trndlnx was below * . ! 00 and not ni
Ineonsider.ible p.irt at from $1 r > 0 to J. . " , I Tin
r\treme range of iiuotatlons vveie from 11,00
to { 101. or Jl ( ) ) to2.7r > for pool to choice cows
and from t ! ' > lo iMH for very common to
i-xtrii steer Wnsterni were quoted at from
II 50 to J4 HI and Ti'xuns .it from II ! i' > to i I S' >
1'ilccs for hojrs Lonllnued to movevlKor-
ously upwnrd IherinKe wus from .V * to lie
limher than \\ednesdny und the action
was brisk at tlio advanced lUtires. Then.
wetc not iipurly enough lie s to wutlsfj tin
wun ts of the trade , the fiesh arrivals union tit -
I UK to b.uely r > ,0 0 und the number left
over fiom yoslordav belli' In onsldorible.
At thn close , however , the m irkel
hhowcd less Nltcnictd th in earlier In the day.
nnd do * UK ipiot itlons were from 11.10 lo *
fet IlKdt wel jilts. $ I7' > to fl - ' > foi medium am !
fl.83 to Jl l > for heavy There were sales ol
pulls ut from * . ' .dO to 1 1 V ) , and a load or two of
he ivy ho sof Miperlorqnalltv dimmed ovvn-
nrs.tt ( I 40. The ran o ut which most of tin
hois were weighed wus froui JIU" , tot ) 23.
The Kvcn ni ; .loninul renorts ; Oiitle Ilc-
colnts. lo.ojQi shipments Him ; mutketflow
and wo.ikor : top prices , ijt 70JT > 00 [ no oslr.i or
i holco steers on sale ; common. JI'JVJI'S :
Texnns. J.r > ( a2.70i stoJ.urti'JWM , lows
il 7r 3'J M.
llo s Ho"oipts 2Snoi ; sdlpmonts , 1J.OOJ ;
in.irkut opened Hinder nnd closed Iflo lower ;
opening prices , lout-hand eoiiimon. f.1 SIX3I.UO ;
mixed anil uiekois it n SI nprlmc ho ivy
and butcdurV vveU'dts , $1Vdl .13 ; lUlit , $ IU" >
( ft MM.
Sheep lioeolpts , 400 : shipments , 1,000 ;
mirket fairly active , lltnicr ; nitlvu ewes.
JJ.ilOffil 40 ; mUod. f I S3tiil.'i ( ) : weithtr-t , $ ICU
ffl" > .m. IUMIIIS fl > . ' 'iijl' ( > 0 ; prime vvohtern vvolli-
ets , SI.'U ; lambd. JI T'l'iW- ' ) .
New York Ijivc Muclc Marker.
NKW Voitic , Nov. n ItRRvp.4 No fresh
rcceluts ; foplins : steady ; dressed boot flrm at
li'ift'J'lo ' per Ib ; shipments toit.iy , li' > beeves
and .11 sheoii.
( JAr.vis Kocolpts. 400 bond ; market quiet ,
' 40 tier Ib lower : ve its , JjuOi47.7i per 10J Ibs ;
Rrassers , JJ o I.1..1" , .
SnrFf Ki-celits | , 1011)1 head ; sheep slow ,
lambs steady : sheep. JI. > aa" , Oil per 10J Ibs ;
limbs. $ roiis" ( ( > .74 ; dressed mutton sto uly at
O'j@se ' pi-rJb ; dressed lumbs firm at 754S > sc.
lloos lteilpt& ) , 0 , ' > ri heud , InoliidliiK'J cars
for sale ; market steady ut$40v@IU ) per 100
Ibs.
_
KnnsiiH City Live Scoulc.
KANSAS Otrr. SIo , Nov.r . OATTt.E Ite-
coluts , 7,1m : Rhlpmonts. 4.6JO : market about
steady : steers , . iM.'Va'lOO ' ; cows , Jl vaiS" ) ;
stockers and feeders. f0 Xii l.7" .
Iliuis Uccolnts. ll/ilO ; shipments. VW : mar
ket aetlvo and I o higher : Imllc , $ I.i > Y&0 ! > : ull
irrades , M.lOiJ44 n.
biiKLP Receipts , J.140 ; shipment0. 833 ; mar
ket steady.
St. IvonlH Live hKii-lc Mirkot.
PT. Louis , Jlo . Nov 1 CATTM ; Kccolpts ,
. ' 1UO ; shipments , 11,700 ; r. infers strong , othois
steady ; falrtoiood nitlvo steers , f i'VU ou ;
Texans und Intllin steers , fJ.'J. ) < 3 ! . ' ! . " ) ; cows
und e inners , Jl.iO ® . ' M.
HodsUecolpts , r > , ( iOUi shipments , S.IOl ) ; nnr-
kot opened lOchlghoi : heavy , $1.004. 15 ; mixed ,
$ J.404 OJ. _
O31.MI.I
Country I'roduco
lltiTTCU The best country butter commands
2-lc ( ) ; fair to rood grades , lbIt > c. bnpplles
not 11 rge.
PotlLTitv OM fowls slow. $2 WiM.0 : ) ; spring
chickens , $ J.252.75 : ducks , $110 ; live turkeys ,
lOo per Ib.
KQQS General nnrkot , 20c.
AMONG TIIH It.VlLHO.VDS.
Violations of tlio Interstate Commerce
Ijnw Not OH.
Special Acont Krotsclimorof the Interstate
Commerce Commission was in the city
Wednesday looking upevldence in connection
with alleged violations of the interstate com
merce law.
The main object of Ins visit was a case In
which the Missoutt I'uellic and tlio Cuilahv
PncKiiiR company ute involved. It is charged
that a tar of dressed moat was shipped fiom
Omaha to Now York via , Kansas City. At
the latter place it is alleged that the car was
sot on the side tiack at the packing house ,
whore to mo of its contents were removed and
other packing house products substituted ,
after which the car was taken to Now Vork.
The ofllcials of the company express the
opinion that if the situation as stated is cor
rect , the action is defensible- under the law.
as tne course is exactly the same as is pur
sued in the handling of grain under the "mill-
Ing in transit" arrangement.
The Uuillngton lias issued a neat , little
pamphlet containing correct dingiams of the
seats , stalls ana boxes in each of the princi
pal theaters in the city , which will bo found
of great assistance in selecting and also in
locating scats. The book also contain * a com
plete time tublo of nil the principal lines in
tbo oity and u list of the lire alarm boxes.
A special ttain of tofrigorator cars , con
taining beer , passed through Omaha on tbo
Uurlington , entouto from Milwaukee to San
Francisco.
D. & . Guild , supply agent of the B. & M.
at I'lr.UsinoiUh was in the city yos'.oruay.
DoWltt's Little Eany ttuora. Bostllttle
pill ever made. Cure constipation over/
time. None equal. Use them now.
Stele WIntlock'H ShocH.
John Peel , a chronic vag who lias fre
quently boon atrcstcd for small offenses of
all sorts und descriptions , has finally gotten
into serious trouble. Ho went into Hullding
Inspector Whltlock'a private ofllco and stola
a pair of shoos belonging to that gentleman.
The culprit is in Jail and if there is any stat
ute under which capital nutiiahmoiH cm be
indicted for such an offense , poor Mr. Peel
will have to hang.
No gripping , no nausea , no pitn wlion
OoWitl's Little Early Kisow arJ taken
Small pill. Safe pill. BoH nill.
Continued Once Morn ,
This menu ing the alleged lynohors were
given another lease of life and liberty , when
the case ngalnut them was again continued
until November 10 , by consent of both sides.
BAGGILL ! IN
licccnt experiments na rend before tlio
lost Congress of Burgeons nt Berlin , leave
no doubt that the true way tu CLIL All
TllK SYSTEM OP MICItOJtl Is
through the pores of thu skin. U has hcen
found that n remedy which kills the Ml-
crobl will also destroy the life of the
patient : but it has iileo been found that the
Microbi can bo forced out through the
cUIn , and it is in this way thnt QJ C G
relieves the system of poison. pc : > * > J *
SUFFERED much from Conta-
glotis Blood I'qlsori. after using half
n dozen bottles of liSKRSJ' I was HKSTOH-
1) TO I'Klll'KCT IKMn r" ! UKAI/1 II , and
nil eruptive sores disappeared. You are
at liberty to make any use of my statement
that you wish. J. Citosiiv UVHON , 208
Third Avenue , Pittsburg , Pa.
Treatise ou Blood an J Skin dlec&nca mailed free ,
SI'ECIFIO CO. .
Drawer J , Atliutu , Ox
nnnilTl BANDALWOOO CAI'BOLKS an tha
Illlll I I A bunt and onlr capiulut ( .ruicrlbaJ br
UUUU I n regular phrilclani for the cure of
Qoporrhtct and dlcbargu > Iroui tha urlnwr ouwi
loT r iciM daji , llWptrbgx. Alldrug UU
OMAHA
UlllUlUUtULUlO (
DIRECTORY.
AWXIXflS A XI ) TfiXTS.
Omaha Tent & Awn
ing Oo. ,
Flans , hnmmocki , oil nnd
rubberclothlmr Send for
entnloiuo. Ill ) ( nrimm
ItAOS AND WINKS.
Borais Omaha Bag Oo.
Importers onI Manufio-
turers
KlourSkoki llnrlnp ] And
Twine
A. U. PorriTo & Oo. M. 0. Daxon.
1101 Dodiro StroaU Illcycles < old on monthly
piyiuents
? cnd for our citilOino
nnd prices 1W N l..th utreet
HOOK nixmuis < ; NTA
Ackorman Brothers & Heintzo ,
I'rlnlers , blndorj , cloctr it/i ri , tilbook nnnu-
flot irors
lllrt llonanl itrojt , Oinnhi
HOOTt ) AND t-
Ice S'i03 ' Company ,
IICW Hownrd trtct
Kncliry , enrner llth nnd Itougl n Stroit.
Wo re mnklnil el v prlc's to ri li liutorK , nnd
innklntt a tlmi of uno < lt which I * very sil-
nlilo nlih merchinta
Williams , Van Aer- KirkendallJones&Oo ,
natn & Hnrte \V"holc aleM nufietur'rs
AupnKfor lloston Uiih-
IJI2 IHrnoy stroat. licr shoo Oo llif- . HOI
an 11 ID I , llnrncy etroot
Onm'uv Nell.
John L , Wilkio , Louis Holler ,
Onmhn paper box fnelorr ItutchoM nnil Piekori
Toolinnl miiplle | < MoJ
19th A. St Mnry's Ave , ho ; ami hi op ciwlnus
Order * promptly tilled llli > HI * 1 cli on ulront ,
CKJ A It A
CAltltlAfiJ' , 1 _
W. T. Seaman , West & Tritsolior ,
Minnfnctnros linocliinrs ,
OmnhVs l.ircest Vurl ty joubersof lent tnbivceo.
WAOO.NS AN'i ) Street.
LAHK1AGB4. 1011 K.irnmn
COAL , COKE , E'W.
Omalia Goal , Ooko & Ooutant & Squires ,
Limo' j , , Hard anil noft coal ship
HarrtaniMotl eoil S K. ISOSrnrnamitroct pers
cor U th anil DOUK ! is Omaha
itreet5.
Eagle Oornico Works ,
MnnufnctiirorsorOnlvan
lied Iron Cornice
Window caps , metnllo
nkylltflits , ete 1110 nml
111. ! DodKUKt
AND L1MK.
J. J. Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
22US 15th Street , Lime , cement , eta , etc ,
Oniatia , Neb Cor Uth ind DoiiKlas bts
1 J It Y GOODS
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
Dry good * notloni , fur- Qooda Oo. ,
nlahliiic KOO 1 < notion" , Rents'
lnK Knots
Corner llth and Howard cor llth ant Howard Sit
ELIUCTJUCAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical do. UKTIIOI -AUTOMATK'
Electric Motors
Illustrited cntuloguo
nnd Catatn
Dyamiii iiD
free
free H A Klnno ) , lc'n'l
1C14 Capitol Aroniio Aut b.12 I N Y l.lfo Hid i :
FA JIM MACHINERY , K'IG.
Parlin , Orendorif & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo ,
, Genenl
western nront
Cornertones and Uth 8U bkandla I'low Co ,
Omaha , Nub I14J-1I11 bhorraan Ave
S. P. Oilman , Omaha Milling Oo , ,
1013-15-17 , N Ifith Street Merchant Mlllera.
Olllco and Mill 1113 North
C. K Illarlr - Manager Illth atreot.
, DOOliS. JILINDS. E'lO
M. A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & DoorOo
Manufacturers of s-nh , Manufactnrerriof mould *
do on hi I u ( Is and nxt , blliuH dnori , olo.
moulding llranch of Ollhe
flto , Uth and U inl "its ItoouH.'l lleo ltillllni
S'lEAM AND WATER t > UI'l'LIES
U. S. V intl E'igina & A. L. Strang & Sous ,
Pump Oo. , IW--IODI l-arnam .Street.
Halllday Wind Mllli
018 and IfJO lonct Stre Omaha Neb
U 1' HOSB , aittnxm in ix'r
1EA , COFPtiti ,
Consolidated OofToa
Company ,
1414 and 14111 Harnoy St ,
Omaha , Ni b
'JOYS. MILLIARDS.
H. Hardy Oo. , ThoBrunswiok-
Toya , dolls , nlbumn , Balko-Oollonder Co , ,
fancy good * , house fur- Illlll ml merdiandhn
nl-hlni : Koods , child hiihion lUturtl.
ren's carrliiKen 407 , 41TI S Illth Htretit ,
' .
UI'J larnam Street. Omaha
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCKYARD3 CO , - LIMITED
A. D. Boor & Oo. , Hunter & Grconi
.63 Kichanso llulldliiii ,
South Omnha , Sent i Oimha.
INTEREST PAID ONDEPOSITS
5ECDR. IB" &DDUGLA5 5T5 ,
CAPITAL : © 100.000.00
DinECTORE I A UWYMAN-E.W.NASH
JH.HH.tADD CUV'C BARTON CB.LAKC.
JdnriOWN-T.HOS-L.KIMBALl. .
NEBRASKA
National Bank
a B. nni'o-mwi' . OMAHA NED
Capital $4OOOOO
Surplus OB.OOO
Olllcern and DlroctomIleury W Vatei l'roilj nt !
I vrli S Itood , VIce I'roildont. U S M iiirlco.f. .
V Mome , .Inhn H. Colllni U C Cuthlnu , J N. U.
1'alrlck , W 11. d. lluuhui , Caililor
TLIIA IKON HANK.
Corner ijth and Karnam riti
Gcnorul lliinUlnliusluuii rriuiito ) !
WANTED
ToUl IKUCI ot CtTIEB ,
COUNTIE8 , CCHOOU
DIOTRIOT8 , WATER
OOMHAfllES.bT. R.R.COMPAMIEB.ito
Oorreupoiiddirr noiuiud
H.W.IIARniS 6 COMPAHYBanket
lOi-'Ofi Ooorborn Btreat , CHICAGO
15 Wa'l Otreet. NEW YOltK-
70 tttato Ol.UOBTOH. .
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Corner loth and Mahoa Streets
Now linllillng new furniture every t ilnv first
clam llnett hieiitlon In the elty nil niiiitern Im'
liroveiiientu Ktunm IIM ( Inn ( nil llella Uatl >
umt llir ur Hhoii In iiiniMitlun Klcttrlo nml Cabl *
Ciir lo iinir pnrtuf the city 'Irjr UK iiml bii son *
vlnieil tlnil wuliATu thu l > ent holme fur the mouuf
wcit ( if ( hliiiiiu Hiitci from t. WJ t o II W per iluy .
JOSEPHIGILLOTT'S '
STEEL. PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. *