THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 1801.
Wheat Disappointed All the Traders li
Many Respects.
WEATHER REPORTS JUSTIFIED AN AOVANCI
Ilutn NorvoiiH tVcolliiK Prevailed as n
lU'Hiilt of the Uiiunrtnlnty Kc-
tl > " Autumn of
lltitur.
OntOAnn , 111. . Nov. 19. Tlio wheat marVfo
(111 not show that nifitnrial atlvuln'O todus
tint tunny tr.'idnrs anticipate : ! mill tlr'.t thr
wi'iilhi'r reports Boainuit to justify. That It dh
not Ndno perhaps inoro to tlio nervous fuel
Ins of uncertainly Hint Koncr.illy prevails ti'
to the prob.'iblo notion of Uussla than to tin
prospective Iio.ivy receipts. The bad uoiult
tliin of tlio tel ; tripli wirui during tlio curl }
part of the liny made It ImpiH-ilhlo to obtain
full mill accur.ito n > ws from the oulsldt
world , mill as11 conso'iiiunoa the market wa
very Inactive for a whllo. When It did bo
cotuo nctlvi1 , lnMiieii < 'os worn very donlllctliitt
Jlradstroet's roporl of the stoDk of wlioat was
rnthur bullish , showlir , ' nil lncro.no of only
1,011,1)9 ) } DII vast of the Itoskleanil : i doc rcasi
ofTi'.OOihti wi > 4lof Ihu Kooky mountains or
an Increase of only about ? 'J7.0J'J hn.
It was rumoroil Hint Ourmanv will rodnco
thodnty on Kraln one-halt , Wlillo thorn was
nioro or lost uncertainty us tii the Kusslnii
cillct having hnoonio u liiw , operatorsooincd )
to place somu reliance In the rupert todiiy.und
Hhorts were r.ithor anxious to cover but thuy
found plenty of wheat on silo. The isxiion
cloiirnncos from four ports a Kro .itod 5J5Oi (
bti Iu wheat mid Hour. Now York reported
twenty-two bout lo.uls takun foroxporttoduy.
Kri'l 'htonjjnKoniunH here tolny 110,0)0 ) bit.
Arrivals In the northwest woio fair. Itu-
co pis nt Dnlnth were , 'WT ears , and Mlmianpo <
Hs.l'iH'ar.-i . a total of 7" ) ears , against "Blears
yesterday anil 4i"i ears a year usro.
J.oi-al receipts orcro 42U cur * of wh'cli
sovi'iity-twH car.s were of contract
erado. Withdrawals from Htoro lUi.J.7 bn.
Hccolpts at all points nuvreKaled lKi' : ! ! ) bu
nn l shipments from sumo were IIU,0'I'I ) ' hu.
The export clearances from four ports were
i'J.oW ) bills of Hour and X'H.OII bn of wheat , lint
nhont 12iO : : o'clock the market hccnmo moru
active on the rumor that the okasc In Hussm
prolnbitlnir the u.\uort of wheat had been
Hluncil , und then asijulelly doullned attain on
Its denial. The opening was about the sumo
us yesterday , i uleil o isy and iiccllno : ! from ? ui !
to V' . then rallied from V to lie , ruled steady
for awhile and then ndvaneed 7ae , deellne.l
from lie to Tie and closed about , the same as
yc.storday to 'nu lower. The May futures
idiowoil the most strength and the illlTuruncu
between that and December WHS wldeno.l out
to from ( i'jo to To premium.
The corn nmrKut wasoaslorand governed by
aliout thosame Influences us on the day before -
fore , of which the line eold dry weather wns
the most Important. The llr.st sale of Novem
ber made this morning win lit . " > l'so and the
iioxt. utrilU" . It sold as low as rd'jc. then ml-
vanced to WJc mid closed at rila4'e. Year
started at from I.Vi to 4.'ilao. then declined to
44m' . advanced to 4'iUo and eloed at 41ec.
May opened nt427 o , sold down to from IS'/jCto
42'pie , reaeli'd to 4He and closed at 4'JV-
The oats trade was dull so fur as tlio specu
lative market WHS concerned. Klrst. prices
woio about the sumo us those that prevailed
at the close last night. May opened at X"jC.
Bold to from 'UJjQ ! tolC.3.ic and closed steady at
from : r"jo toIGJic. November and December
were unusually qnlot ,
The provision trade was fairly iicllvo but
prlce.s wont olV on heavy hog receipts which
woio reported in a souoi.d dispatch from tin ;
y.ifd.s to amount to.VS.OOO. and nrlces ILO lower.
lecemhor pork was found dllllunlt to deal In
at nominal market price and had to be held
uporolfeicd down according to the operator
who wlMird to buy or sell. Undahy took ad
vantage of the weakness to come In on a eon-
Hldorablo line of shorts. December pork opened
at from $ s.l ! to $8.1' ' , sold as hl''h us K5' > , and
closed ut ts.t.r > , computed with Jd.nj'/iyesterday. '
January closed at a loss of I5e , and May of
12'ie. ' lird : showed a loss at the close of from
Be to7',4c ' , and ribs wuroTlio lower.
The loading features ranged as follows :
u ii < i , iiiii > 4 i * i'nilitiw | 11 u < tl I U'4 | U-H > Jl7jL
'
OATS No. s. itiyoj No. 2 white , 3'ic ; No. a
white. ap/j'ic.'Wic ,
UYE-NO. - ' . inc.
HAUI.BV No. 2 , Mo ; No. a , f. o. b. , 43300o ; No.
4 , f. o. b. , tiD Hlc.
1'i.A.x Sunn No. 1. flHJljJ'Vio. '
TIMOTIIV HuKD-Prlmo , * | . 'J@I,22. |
POHK Mess porn , per bbl , $8.T : lard , per
owt. jaiT'tiSlt.short ! ; ribs sides ( loose ) ,
IKi.RO'iM.'fi ' ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , is 00 ®
M2'4 ' ; snort clear sides ( boxed ) , Jii. lO'jJil.'O.
WIIISKEV Distillers' llnlshod good , per gal ,
HuoAtts-Ont loaf , uncliiingi'il.
Hotolpts and shipments today were us fol
lows :
H1IIPMKNTM.
Flour tmrrola . . . . _ a'l.ooo ss.ooo
NVlH'Itt , llllshulH , , ' 2 2I < X )
Corn , bushels . . . . 2ll.'lMiO XI..IHX )
OntH , htiMiuts. . , . .
Ityo. tniHluilH 21UXIO
lliirloy.husluils. . . . ns.ooa 174.000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
nnrket was llrm at 2.'ffl-'sio for creamery und
IH < u > 2Su findairy. . Ksga. niurkot llrm ; fresh ,
WJ 'as'je.
Nc\v York IMnrlcctM.
Nnw YOHK. Nov. 18. Ki.otMt-Uooolots , ai.SXl
pUgs ! experts , T.I.Vi bbls , 0.5'W sucks : nmrUot ,
moro uctlve and steady : sulesJO ( \ bbls.
OOIIN MKAI , Qulot und llrm.
WllKAT-Ilooolpts , ls.s : > 0bui exports. SOO.IKl
bu ; sales. I.I71I.OIHI 1m of futures ; 107,000 bu of
bpot. Spot niurkot ( julet und strong : No. 2
rod. * I.i ( In store and * lili-llij ( ) ( > l.07't'alloat ;
l.t)7'i ) ai.UU. f. o. u.t No. a red , J 1.01 : ungraded
red , tl.UUol.ll'.i ; No. 1 northern. { ( .OD'nOLlO !
No. I northern , hard , * l.Ia | { : No a northern.
fl. < M > i. Options opened 'nWjO up on cold
weather nnd largo clearances , dcullned 'iS'iC
on longs soiling ; advanced ' , ilc on foreign
ndvU'i-s , declined i414o on adiill trudo ; closed
Btoady at'lOi o up for the da } ; No. 2 red.
r : wcslorn , tl,03l.07y : salcs,8lH10
bu sold at Jl.b" ' .
IlAiii.uv-Dull , but llrmi No. 2 .Milwaukee , 71
< 3 > Ke ,
llAHi.F.v MAI.T Dull.
L'oitN-Kecelpts. lli.H.'O bu ; oxpoits , 01,007 bu ;
sales , 8I.I.OO bu of futures ! I07uoi ) bu of spot.
market llrmor. quiet ; No. I1 , ( Wo In olova-
tor ; ? 04 ? < ii71oatloat ! niicrndua mixed , nsa'l'io ;
No. 3. tetoj No. 2 whlte.USei options unchanged
OATtt-Uuceipts , IWM buu.\ports. 44,2-4 hn ;
miles , .W.OJO bu of futures ; IW.OOO bu of spot.
Spot market tinner , fairly aotlvu ; options
fairly active , stronger ! November closiiii ; at ,
HAY I'a I r demand , steady ,
Uoi'H I'alrly uotlvoititAtocotiinioiitoclioIce ,
IMWIu ; Puelllo coast , IKWle.
Cnrt'KK Options opened hteaily , unclmngod
to " > polntHiip ; olinliik' steady , .Vii'.i
Bales , 44V > 0 bans. Ineludlnv ; ( lecembur. * l'.7U.'i
1'ATSl January , ifr.'AMOI'.fiJj Folirnnry , H'.W ;
March , * r. > . : rai 40 ; April , ttl.DOiM'.MO ; Mny
eil.inxai'.io ; July. Jtl.O. < ail.B5 ; spot Ulo , qulot
und steady ; No , 7 , l4.uo.
it Haw , higher , iuct ) | ; centrifugal 0(1 (
test , Utiu bid ; rolliiod , tlrni , unchaiiEOd ;
No. tl , liJioj No. 7 , a l-lCoi No. 8 , HSo ; No. U ,
Ull- lily ; No. U > . ; iiu ( ; No. 11.37-100 ! No. 1' . ' . : ic ;
off A. a l.VKViU l-6ot mould A. 4 7-ICu ; Stand
ard A , 4 5-ltSot confeotloner A , 4a-lflo ; cut
loaf , fi'iot criishod. 6 > io ; powdered , 44c ; gran-
iilnted. 45-KJaj 7-lHo ! c h . 4Hc.
MOI.ASSKS Now Orleans , llrm , quiet ; com-
nion to fnney , IM'ttSSc.
HICK l''iur demand ! firm ,
Kotia funuy fro-ih , llnnuri western extra ,
80 ; receipts 4'J-7 piiokanea.
COTTON KinOn : , Slowly ; crude , iHS-l'ii' .
TAI.I.OW 1'lrni , ijulet.
Itom.v Htoady , iiult't.
TuiU'ESTiNK null , oasyi aivj/J-'Wo.
I'KTHOi.El'M-Opened htoady , declined Uo on
n few selling orders ; closed h/cady. / i'cnimyl-
viinla spot , sales , none ; pooombor option
U,000 ) bbU ) ouaulug * t
* > OUc : lowest IV ) , cloilnc nt MUo ) ; Lima ol
nosiilosj total nales. miuoy bbU.
HIIIKS Hlciid.v , iutot. ]
I'otlK Hloady , ijnlot ,
CUT MKAM-Qnlot , weak ! ptcklcd bcllldi
O'.P.
MintirKi Hlctidyi short clear , Novumboi
IO.fi2HUll.K1.
I.Aitntiowur nnd dull ! woitt-rn ntoin
* < VW4 ! q'ile. , MX ) tiercel at M.4it@nfit ! ! ! oj :
lions sale- ) , ' . ' . .Vj ) tierces ; December , fi > .43 , uio
Inir at HIH aski > ( lj .Inniiary , t .G'Mllt.nn , closln
lit tl.Wi l-'ebruary. ! H.74 asked ; March , M.HI.
IlUTri'.n-cjtili't : sternly ; western dmry , iSii
U.c ! ; western cioamory. 'Jj'lci wvsturn fac
tory sales. II.'CI ' Ihi.
C'IIKKSI : In inoderntodonmiid and firm ; pnt
skims. 4'iH'/iO. '
Pin InoN-Qiitct ; Amcrlcnn. ! l",7riaig.W.
( , 'oi'i'Klt Nominal ; lake , November and DC
comber. } lll. > .
TIN Dull , closing stondyi straits , .fin.8) .
JjllAD Dull , hut strong-en domest.c , Jl ! V > .
Knnsai City iM
OITV , Mo. , Nov. is rt.outt I'lnn
unchiiinrod ; patent , f > ,4'j..V ) ) < , uxlr.i f.mcj
iM-Wii'i ! fiinoy. .fj.0 > ujii : ) ; choice , tl..KX '
' . ' . ( ID ; XXX. tl.ttitS.W.
WIIBAT ( Julet ! No. 2 hard nnd cash , 70
hid ; No. S red , u.ish , 8lo hid.
Ooil.v ( Jillof No. itciish , "fie hid.
OATS I'lrni ! No. 2 cash , 2iic ) ! asked ; Novem
her. iT'ie asko I.
II AV firms nnilmii.rad ! : tlnuthy , $ S.r > 561.00
fancy pralrle.lr.il , ) ! irooJ tocholco , if.l.uOiiO.UC
low grado. .f l.iwi } .oa
I'I.AX SBIJII sijo for pure.
IttiTTHH I'lrin ; unuhaiiied ! croamory. C21
27r ; dairy , ll lPc ; store packed , 14UlUc ; pack
Jnir. I2e.
K ns Klrrn at 2Jc.
IlKCKii-riJ-Whuitt , 07,700 biiicorn , IO.CM bu
oats. II.IDO hu.
Hini'Mii.vM Wheat , 87.703 bu ; corn , 8,100 bu
oats , T.ilOU bu.
Ijlvrrpool inrkets.
I.tvKiti'ooi. , Nov. 18. Wiiuvr I-'Irm ; deninn
fair ; holders oll'er sparingly ; No. 2 red win to ;
bsSil'ifsH'/jd ' percental.
( 'OII.N Steady , demand fair : mixed wcston
( is Til per m n till.
I.Aliti Prime western , ills per cwt.
CiiKii'i : Amerlcaii llncst white und colored
5''sOd perewt.
St. IiOiil
ST. Jioirts. Mo. . Nnv. ! * . WIIUAT Unset
tied : cash. tU'Sc ' ; May , II.OUjc.
(30HM Lower ; e ish. 4i''jo : May. 4T.ic.
OATS-Stendy ; cash , ; .0iii'llc ! ( ; May , UJ > < 0.
I'OIIK l' ' . 'M.
IIUTTliil Kalr and unchanged.
I. Mtti Kl.0."i.
Wlll.SKCV 3i.l8.
Ciiujliinati
OINCI.N.VATI , O. , Nov. 18.VIIIJAT Kttsler
No. 2 red. l)7c.
foiiN--Strong ; No. 2 mixed , old , fiflo.
OAT.S titroii't : No. 2 mlxod. : iijaii40. ! ?
WIIISKIIV 'Jl.lS. '
MIMVAUKCK , WIs. , Xov. IS. Witr.AT Kasy :
N'o. 2hprlncjisli , l'c ) ; No. 1 northern , ll4c. !
UoltN Qulot ; MI. : i. c ish , on track , new , 44c
OATS 1'iniij No. 2 white , on track , tfio.
Toledo Grain .Marmot.
TOI.KDO , O , Nov. 18 Wheat weak ; No. 2
snub , use.
UOIIN Dull ; No. 2 , cash , 57c.
OATS Steady ; cash , aic.
Stcidy .Market tit Uerlln.
Dr.ur.iN , Nov. 18. Wheat und rye wore
itoady to. lay. The report clrculatoJ yestor-
lay that Uussla had prohibited thu export ol
vhuat was not conllrmud.
KorciKii Oil .Mnrlcot.
NEW YUUK , Nov. 18. Li.vauunOit , IDs Cd pei
Traders' Tivlk.
CittCAno , III. , Nov. 18. Connsolman fc Day
: o Cockioll llros : Whe.it opened weak with
oral traders reselling short lines wh ch thuy
tad covered late yesterday. An easier tone
, o Antwerp cables sculped to contradict ex-
: lted rumors. What few early buying ordois
same were qiiloidy Illled anil the market
Digged Ho to llr.st prices. We draw the Infor-
) iicu that the market remains heavily ovcr-
lold hut that In the absence of bullish foreign
lews llio market Is liuoly to remain dull und
Inigglng , especially If receipts are largo at
joints of accumulation , ( Jorn and oats wore
lull hut llrm. Purchases for > hh > -
nents wore moderatu and soon aii-
,01'bed. Spcciilatlvu traders vorv light.
Provisions opened demoralized by unexpected
urge receipts of hogs , l-'ully 8 ) , ( .oiwuro ) report oil
) n salu and prices ISo lower. Wo consider tlio
low crop of futures of hoi product a good
Durclmso after the December deal shall have
juon eased up.
C'HK'Ado , 111. , Nov. 18. Swartz , Dnpuo . %
McCormlck to ! ' . O. SwartUo. . : wheat
Loday moved along qn etly until a llttlo before -
fore 1 o'clock when there was received from
Sew York the statement that Minister Smllli
liad cabled that , tlio Russian prohibitive edict.
nelnding wheat and swine , Had been signed
liy the czar. On that announcement Decem
ber wheat which opono I Ul ic but which had
sold to 04,7BC , sold to UTi u. Ttio close , how
ever , was lit ! )1-J4 . The trade
was not altocother willing , continental
cables showing no advance , to accept the
statement In icgatd to tlio signing of thu
nkiisu Hradstrcct's Increase east and west
jftho Itockles , lOi.UOJ , was com idornbly less
' , li. in was oxpeotod. Its oll'oct , however , -VHS
inly momentary. Trade was llm ted again by
mperfeet telegraphic communication. Thoio
ire Indications that thu ell'ect of the Itus-
, luu edict has been about expeiulod abroad.
If that Is the ease oven a consummation
) f today's report would not bu IlKoly to
{ really nil'ect prices. Corn was llrm for the
November delivery on covering by shorts ,
ind iKisloron the distant deliveries on con
tinued cold clear weather. There are still
omplalnts of railroad olockadcs. There
vi.ro good sized purchases of .May oats by one
) f the leading Milpulng houses. Provisions
iponed weak with almost a stampoilo among
loldors of Deeombor pork. The Itnsslun
eport caused a part. al rally.
CiilCAOO. 111. , Nov. -Koniiett. . Hopkins &
Jo. to ti. A. MoWhortor : Cables woio rather
juttor than expected , I/lverpool lielng qultu
ttrong on the early curb but when the boll
npped It let loose a good many .selling orders ,
ho uxuoiitlon of which depressed the niiir-
; ot. Clearances showed up well and late ea-
) Io.i were higher yet. The market continued
loavy until shortly before the close , when it
ivas announced via Minneapolis that Mr.
Smith. United States minister to Uussla , had
allied fiom 'St. Petersburg that the long
ooKod forukaso had boon signed. Immedl-
itely thoru WUH an advaneuof nearly lo with
ihorls coverliu freely. The market reacted
AC when It was noimid about that Minister
jmlth Is In Philadelphia and could not have
lablod anything about the signing of thu
ikaso. The drop In prices which followed
rus more rapid than had been the advance.
it Is quite generally believed hero that the
eport Is at least prenrituro and prob-
ibly a fake us have been so many other
mes touching this matter , but of coin-so
loth , ng dellnlto Is known. Very bearish re-
> orU reach us from the northwest where It Is
mid railroads uro niiublo to mipplv thude-
nand forcais , warehouses cannot bo had for
torago. In many places the grain Is lyhu.ox-
) oscd In the Holds awaiting transportation.
t Is claimed that a comparatively small part
if the crop hua boon moved and the remainder
o come forward will exceed all expectations ,
t Is feared by some that there may lid aiiioo
loublo In prjvldliig for the deliveries , but
hero Is llttlo probability of this when the
ilay premium IB almost fully carrying
iharges. The o ovator men would naturally
irefer to hold the grain in store and sell It
or May. Corn nnd oats have lluetuatod
rllliln very narrow limits and no features of
merest have eharaotorlzod the trade today.
L'hu very largo run of hogs Is attracting moro
ittentlon. It being unprofitable to feed tliom
lornuttlio present pilces. Farmers appear
o be rushing them to market as fust as possl-
) lo. If continued , this Is likely to tomporar-
ly depress prices of provisions. When corn
omes forward we antlolpatu marked weuk-
icss In that grain.
STUVtili . .t.VJ1O.VOS. .
NKW YOIIK , Nov. -Tho stook tnirkot to-
lay was somewhat more nutlvu than that of
estorday and displayed deuhlodly moro
t < -ength , especially In the forenoon , but the
; alns scored during th.it time were generally
est , owing to thu weakness developed In thu
tlchinoiid fi West Point souurltlus and thu
onsequunt chocking of thu buying powur ,
hougli no losses , for moru than a small
ruction were seen outsldu of thu Richmond
c West Point shares. Thu market BIOW.H ! uvl-
loncuof a very largo short Interest , both here
, nd In London , and wlulu the spooulators are
ooklng for a doullne. thu malu oparatoM
fho pay for thcau stocks , us well us thq
nero prominent of the street opur.itora , ru
; uown to ba buying at uv ry material
eduction. The peculiar conditions which
low control speculation , however , are even In
hu faot that the dividend of Hurl In gum ,
rlilch was Increased , f.illu.l tj movu the prlcu
if thu stock up much after the reduction hud
Iepro3seil It some 10 per cent , und the exiieu-
atlon of the passing of the dlvldt > nd on the
tluhmond & West Point preferred today
Iroppcd tliUHtockli poruent In light trunsau-
lons. Thu upward movement , however , whllo
lot so auil'.len , is moru steady , and the gcnurul
nitrket today itcted moru Ilka a bull market
him It has for soinu tlmo nnd many stocka
uaehud llgnrug which they havu nutsuui , In , \
eng tlmo. llnrllnston touched par unJ
s'orthorn Piiclllo preferred 70.
The London llguicn this morning wore lower
mil the tnulo nolil the list at the opening on
ho strength of thu aspect of thu foreign nmr-
iets , but whllo the foreigner * were suiHll hull-
irs at the oiiinilir ; , they soon turned buyers ,
iiul beyond the o pnruhiuus thuro was u uuy-
ng iMiwor which advanced the grunguru , coal-
iru nnd Vandorhllts , materially helping along
hu rest of the list. The gtifiiH extended on
hoso8hart > .s to . ' ' per cent and only the Uloh-
iiond & Went I'olnt stocks weroBhigglsh. und
vhuu the unnoiinccment was made that a
allure to secure u quorum had been nmilu the
nferunco that the dividend would bu
It uroclyUatoa au attack upon ull
sofiirltlrs of that road and the common "toe
retired from 12 to 10 % uild the preferred 51' '
to 4-i't , though the latter nftorwntd.i roco\
crod tnfili Oiitsldo of the dcnllnstof thoi
securities there were no mniolal features 1
the trmlltiir , and whllu the sitddcti and inn
torlal doollno in thorn anlisod a sottllnK hac
of the regular list , n few inuruod iiilvancc
were score.I. and the market ns a whole close
ipilot but firm at niwiothlni ; hotter than lai
iilKlifo nsurcs. The loss In Hlehiiiond .V Wes
I'olnt was only H per cent , but the prcfoirc
Is down I per coin , whllo Siiffnr 11 up I'J po
cent anil Delaware V Iliiilsou IU percent
tloverriinoiit bonds have been Uull an
stnndy.
State bonds have boon dull mid fa.'iturnlcs1
Thu following are the closliu nnolitlons fo
the Icadliw stocks on the Now i ork Slock exchange
change today :
Lnk Krlo AV 1'JUVill. . < Knmo Kxp..l4U
do | iri > ri > rri > il ! ' < iv/eatcrn Union 81 !
U. P l'i'iiver A ( ' , . . . . lii iOroiton M. I. . A IJ. N , ' . ' 3
The total sales of stocks today were 251,27
shares , Including : Atchlson , 15ulli ; ( 'hieasi
( ! as , Hl5i ! Laokiiwaniiii , 10,150 ; Dolawaie . <
Hudson , O.S50 : Krle , I'Ml'IO ; l.oiilsvlllo & Nash
vlllt. 1J.475 : Now York Central. 4,004 : Northun
I'aclllc preferred , ! .r > , < ! : Heiidinj , ' , IH.I.IO ; Uich
mend .t West I'olnt , 17,2Wi ; bt. Paul , 21bOO
Union Pacific , l.nio.
Now Yiirlt Money Inrktst.
Niw ; YOIIK , Nov. is. Mo.N-nv o.v CALL Easy
raiiKltn from 3 to 4 per cent ; last loan : t poi
cent , closed olVornlK at 3 per cent.
PlII.MBMlilKJANTtLE I'AI'KII fllJJiW DOr Cent.
SraiuNO KxciiANtiKQuiet but strong a I
W.8JH for sixty-day 'hills and fl.84 for de
mand.
The following were the oloslnR prices on
bonds :
llld.
Fin.-inui.il NotcH.
KANSAS OITV , Mo , , Nov. 18. Clearings , $1-
ii7.01il. (
Mw : YORK. Nov , 18. Cloarlngs , $116,210,313 ;
balances , J0.317.3J' .
PARIS. Nov. IS. Thrco per cent rentes , 03f
" 2ljc for the account.
HALTIMOIIK. Md. , Nov. 18. Clotirlnzs today ,
62.1170.121) ) ; balances , ? 4) l,05. : ! H.ite , G per cent.
IlDSTON , M.IBS. , Nov. IS. Cloarlirrs toluy : ,
! l"OI4,4'iO : balances , $ : ,175,5JO. Ktitu for mono/ ,
i per cent.
Plui.ADKi.i'iiiA , Pa. . Nov. 18. Haulnlcnrlngs
: oday. SH.OM.'J.balances ' ; ) : , $ . ' ,8U,5U. ! Money ,
I per cent.
ST. Loiriis , Mo , Nov. 18. Clearings , f 1.053.817 ;
Jalances. iiu4.r > ii ; money on call. 75J-S percent :
i.xchango on Now York sold at par.
NEW ORLEANS , I < a. , Nov. 18. Clearings , $1-
iO,777 ! ; Now York exchange commercial. $1.50
jer $1,00) discount ; bank , Mu discount to par.
CIIICAOO , III. . Nov. IS. Now York exchange ,
nisy at par to2 , " > o per il.OOJ premium. Money ,
Irm atG percent , Hank clearings , Z17G78.ouo.
sterling exchange , l.804 ! for sixty-day bills
ind J4.S3i ! for sljht drafts.
lit stoii Stock . > ! nrlcr-t.
IIO.STON , Masi , Nov. 13. The followlnz wore
: he closing prices on stocks on the Huston
iloek market today :
London Stock ninrknt.
LONDON. Nov. 18. The following were the
.ondon stock quotations elo-Un,1 ; at 4 p. m. :
'onsols inonoy..lil 15-ltl Illinois CVntral . . . . 1UI5 : (
: onsol8 iicvoiint. . . ' Muxicnn onllnary , . . . 2fltj
) . S. Is lllljf St. Paul coiiimon. . . . T ; ? {
I S. 4l < 102 .Vow Vork Central. . . 11M4
< . v. p. AO. i ts an I'oniiHylTanln Kfiit
lunnillnii I'aclllc M ) Uenillnit l'ji '
! rlo KIJI .Mexican Cunt , now Js 75
Irlo 2ml.i 1011 !
Jl.Ml Htl.VKil 4Pid. :
Mosnv ' , ' per cent.
Hntiiot discount , open market for both short
ind threo-months' bills , 2Jt percent.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the
lank of England on balance today , 03,0.0.
l-'lntinuliil Itovinw.
IS'Jl bu Mimes ritmlan llennttt. ]
LONDON , Nov , 18. [ Now York Herald Cable
-Hpeclal to Tim niE. ] Tlio stoulc marUots
ipenod wealc , owliiK to an Increased clonros-
lon In Paris , where the reports of u bank
allure were current , The latter proved
infonnded , and later foreign socurltles
idvanoed. currylni ; with thorn Amur-lean
allway and other issues. The roali/.atlon
n Paris of the apparently Increased necessity
or tinanees forced the sales of other
hun Internationals. The market may ad-
' nnco later In the week , especially in short
ntorests. Should foreigners improve an nd-
' iinco U uxpoctod In Americans. The latter
voro llrmor tod.iy. but qulot , and almost
ealiiroless. Very llttlo pnbllo sup-
> ort can bo expected here or in
Jerllu diirlir , ' the romalndor of the
roar , but the speculative position really
avers the homo securities. Hallway tralllcs
ndlcato a dull trade. Ituports of morions
lolitloal dilllcnltlos from Iliionos Ayres do-
irossod ArKentlno stocks. South Amurloan
lows further attacks the Knsllsh munugo-
nent of the Now 1'ork Eiiultablo.
Denver Mining Stocks.
DnNVEii , Colo. , Nov. 18. Tlio following list. Is
.ho closing iiuotu'onsoii thu Mining exchange
.oday. Sales , 27,500 mmres.
Sun 1'r.uiulsuo
'
SAN KH.VNCISCO. Cat. , Nov. l8.-Tliu oniolal
ilosliiKiiiiiitittlim * for intnlii , ' alouks toduy
voro a follows : .
Now York Qiiotntlnus.
NKW YOIIK , Nov. 18 Tlio following uro the
; mining Htook iuitatlona :
Huvimv.
, YOIIK. Nov , 18.-Tlio Post saysi The
.nropoan stock oxcliiinno liuvo uopivruntiy
t-ttlcd buck Into tin Intorviil of iuot | ( after
ho uicltcmuut uud Irlirut couscyueut upou
- . ya Vlimnji eiinnril. Tlio symp
toHi * . however , nro ! father these of ox
haiistlon ufter ii > strain than o
prompt recovery , K < mJ-'n dispatches. Indcei
Indicate that the sutmintlmi In local market
Is merely u rellcctlonrjof the condition pn
vailing ttxuy nt tlnl K.iiropenn oxehangiv
What Is of sumo s cnjllcniico , perhaps , Is th
very general belief lutltonecnpltal * thatthot
la tin nnwlnltly shoit , Interest \thleh may h
put to illirlit nt noxc"'Tucsduy'.s fortnluhtl
itcttlcniont us It wau a week IIKO. Iliitth
boar combination ht\K/shown oxtruordlnnr ,
persovcratico and roHOl.iitloii.
U.M.lIt.1 LI I'll f,10Vll MAItliEf.
' 3i OMAHA. Nov. 18.
U was unother ii\iy , , * > f llherul receipts. K
cars of cuttle , 3,800 bond ; 147 curs of hogs. 10 ,
at ) head : I ear of nheiM ) , ( W head , and 1 our u
horses , 2.1 head. 1'or the past thrco davs ' re
cclpts foot up 11loo cattle , 21UO hoj'u , am
l'tfl sheep , tigultist 1P,7I'J ( cattle , 17,415 hog !
and 1,403 sheep the corresponding three day
last week.
OATTI.U Over half of the fresh receipt
were Into In arriving , nnd this fuel did no
Improve a rather unsatisfactory und dul
market. Hoof steers were In very pee
supply , but the supply , juiUIng from the dull
ness of the trade , seemed far In excess of th
demand. So far this week the general marue
has shown no very decided change , it
principal fouuiro being Its dullness and th
uniformly common iiunllty of the offering1
Prices wi-ro about steady with yoatordiiy , th
"warmed up" natives Belling from U2.UO to jaK
with westerns from $2,7.1 toft. : ! ? .
lliilchor HtiilT was In fair supply and mod
crate demand at substantially steady prices
Inferior to cho.CD cows and heifers selling n
from M.C5 to J2.75) bulls , stags and oxon fron
ai.W toifi'.l ; calves from i 1.8.1 tot.5i.
I'Vedors were very dull today , this being du
partly to the demoral * ed condition of the fa
cattle market nnd partly to the riithorcoin
mon ( iiiulity of the olVoriiigs. Itegular dealer
had n largo supply of stock on hand whlel
they were unable to work off und as u eonso
ijuenco they were slow to tulo hold of th
fresh receipts. Prices were steady , rutigln
from fl.2.1 to $1.1.1 for poor to prlmo sttill
uoprcscntutlvo bales :
6TBEI13.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pi
4. . OH $2 IK ) 8..11.VI Kiai ) 30..181
i. . 870 a 2.1 is. iau a so
STEEHS AND HCIPEIIS.
2. . 1070 2 75
COWS.
78.1 1 25 15. . Ml ! 1 70
1. 1000 1 25 5. . on 1 70
2 : I020 1 25 ? " 8V ) 1 7U
2..1060 1 23 " 1 80
2. . 810 7. U07 1 SO
10 , ! . S'i7 1 2,1 4 . 1000
37. , KM 1 01 1 W
7. . 1011 ! 1 il.1 OliK I 00
1. . 870 1 40 IMS 1 00
C5..10JO 1 4'J M.1 1 00
8. . 8SO 1 40 820 2 00
a..1010 1 45 ! I70 2 00
a..1110 1 15 1073 2 00
21. . b53 73) 2 OJ
1..10JO 1 Mo 1KS 2 00
2. . RV > 1 DU 0.11 2 00
2..1150 1 03 2 00
CAI.VKS.
270 1 25 .190 2 50 144 450
480 22.1 . 100 a oo UJ 450
3--0 . no 4 oo
11U 1,1,3.
8. . 1320 1 23 .1150 I 40 1410 100
1 25 .1V70 1 45 1341) ) 200
1 40 .1140 1 53 1350 200
STAOB.
1..1290 275
STOCKEUS AND FEEDERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
I ! ' . ' . . 885 $1 23 8 : 25 18. . OSI ! $3 ( B
2. 730 1 25 3. . 8IU 2 43 18. . U30
4. . 7lil 1 73 G. . 720 2 50 2. . 1 175 2C5
1. . GOO 2 01 1..11SO 2 53 O..I083 275
4. . 7-lV 2 25 7. . 1)72 ) 2 51) ) 4. . 1150 3P5
-1..1170 225 1. . 1190 2 50
CATlTrj.
WVOMINOCATTI.C. .
11. K.1 Jfihnson.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
21 cows . . 077 $ . ' 05 5 cows. . . 870 $1 80
IU steers. 1143 3 0.1 1 feeder. . . 1100 2 00
3 cows. . 1013 1 40 8 feeders. . 10d2
J. O. Morris.
01 cows. . . . . 833 203 ' . 2 steers. . . . 1200
4 steers , tl lai-j 2 0(14blco ( . . . 1312
M steers , tl 1415 3 00"-
Dav'UOloore.
15cows. . . . 1028 a 05 .
George 0. L. Goyiiniui.
50 steers. . 1148 a 25 '
Victor Engstrom.
Icow. . . . . . 1333 2 17 steers. . . . 1223 3 15
U steers. . . . 1220 3 15
* COLOItADO CATTLE.
10 cows 1011 2 10 ' < 5'J steers. . . . 1129 3 00
75 cows. . . . 031 210 10 feciloH. . 18tG : 2 10
21 feeders. . 861 8 10u 4.steora. . . 1-G1 3 35
6 feeders. 7C2 2 23 'i feodu-s. , . 7uO 2 25 ,
1 feeder. . . 730 2 5'J '
W. L. Savage.
G steeiJ..1028 300 11 steers..1186 300
O. H. Quick.
4 steers. . . 1225 325 14 steers..1175 325
Pratt
24 cows 032 150 75 cows..1080 2 10
Jannllle.
1 cow 750 2 10 12 feeders. . 833 2 73
3 cows OJO 2 10
L. P. Stewart.
It cows 1011 225 31 fcodors.,1071 250
OS steers..1202 3 15
O. P. O. KImball.
7 feeders. . 1)0(1 251 31 cows 1058 815
31 feeders. . 1U31 2 00
00Jonos
Jones ,
27 cows 747 1 8'J
llrowor.
11 cows 802 1 50 .
Snyder.
0 cows 1082 125 33 cows 109D 200
1) ) . T. Cattle company.
41 feeders . 1157 2 00
P. Travis.
0 feeders. . l'.ll ! 2 CO 31 feeders. 1143 2 00
NEW .MEXICO CATTf.n.
Temple Uios.
87 feeders. . 1080 2 60
HOOM Koeolpts worn rather beyond expoc-
.utlons again today , the run so far this week
lolng nearly double that for the same three
luys last week. The quality In general was fair ,
here being a good many loads of prime heiivy
loss , although the gonerul run of the oll'er-
ngs Is somewhat lighter than last wc.uk. Jsot-
vlthstuiuling the llberul offerings und un-
avorablo alvinos , from Chicago , business
ipenod out uctlvo with a good local und mod-
irate speculative und , shipping demand , but
vlth prices a shade to Oo lower than
estorday. The best heavy and butcher
vtdglit hogs sold largely from ifJ.70 to $3,75
vlth a few prlmo loads nt * 3.8j to W.83. Com-
non , light und mixed loads sold from $3.5j to
3,70. Huslncbs dragged along through thu
mtlro day owing to the late arrival of trains
ho market rather weakening toward the
dose. Although the Into sales of all but the
iholco noav.v hogs were ull of 5e and somo-
imos lOo lower than yesteruay It was un
LUtlvocloio and overytiilng was out of first
mn : s , the raiiso being from JJ.50 to J3.85 with
ho bulu at n 5 to JJ.70 und an uvorugo cost of
. ' ! .li7'i. Itoprcsoiuatlvo sales :
1'IOi AND llOL'dll.
i ISO U IS 4 l 325
SiiEui1 A load of fulr niitlvo liunln constl-
nlull the fresh receipts. They sold roudlly
or (4.40. bonio niucil wi'MtorfU. not very
oed , hold over from yostorduy broticht W.40.
'ho duinund coutluuuti wood w.tn urlces
teuily. Fulr to good westerns uro iiuotaUlo
a from UM to tl.30 , west or UK ( row ( J. 3 to
$ l.2. > , common and stockora from f AM lo H
and Inmbs from tkTS to tl.75. Kepresunt.itl
sales :
No. Av. I
Ollainhs , , 8 | JJ 4C
buck ill ) a ( K
12.1 westerns , mlxod 81 a 4fl
iicoolpti nnd DlNpciiltlon of Stool
Olllclnl receipts nnil disposition of stock i
shown by the books of the Union Stock Van
company , for the twenty-four hoiira. oudlnx i
0 o'clock p. m. , November IS , 1MI. )
UKCKIPTS.
DISPOSITION.
ChioiiK ( Ijlvo Sloulc Mnrlcot.
CiiirAflo. III. , Nov. IP.-lHiieelal Telosram !
TUB llKll.l-Salos of chHlo wi-iu at Mil
stantlally former tiiiotallons. Useful shl |
plus steers and the better class of cows , bill
and stockers were In Rood request and wei
linn , and other descriptions , though miivli
less freu.y. did not soil any cheaper. The ri
colpts did not exceed the avi i
nu'o for \Vcdno-d.iy and buyoi
were found for nbout overythlnp. ssilrs belli
ninilo on a basis of from fl.t'O to ji.M : for poi
to choice cows. $ i..Vi to M 40 for slooljors an
feeders , $ l.U ) to ft,40 ! for shipping steers , tl.l
to tl.7. > for wosteins tl.SA to Wi'i for Te.xmi
HaiiEo I'littlo comprised fully one-third of Hi
leiolptsnnd thebulk of them none too KOD
UiKo Into cans. A vor.v considerable part of tli
natives were only tit for dinners' use. A fe
loads of prime export cattle could have bee
sold to noocl advantage , but they Were tii
here. Not many of the oiror'n s were coo
enough to br.HK moro than fl..vi. Thouroatc
pait went below fl.OO. Veal calves WHIO lln
from Jl , 78 to W.OJ. There was unusual ai
tlvlty In the stooiior trade mid prices wei
stronger.
Yesterday's receipts of hogs worn amen
the largest ever known. Only twice before I
the history of the trade have they bee
equalled. Yesterday's official llnure.s wer
tU.'tl. Of that day's supply not far from " > ,
O'JU were leftover and the frnsh arrivals belli
estimated atfu.UJO. It will bo seen there wii
soinotlilii like WliO ) ( hoas In the pen
today. The effect on prices wns not n
disastrous as might bu supposed , th
decline not exceeding IOC per 100 Ibs. On November
vomber 10 , 18871. wlien tlio receipts of ho
were OillTl ) , there was a decline of l. > c. and o
December C , 18S4. when the arrlvils reache
CO.fiTIl , prices dropped from i.vc inSSc. Th
market opened active this inornliiB at lUc eland
and continued active throughout at from tMIi
to 91.75 for Unlit. $ .1.40 to $ ; ) .a : > for Tnedlum am
at from 1.05 to JUH ) for hiuivy. L'rom $ .170 1
? : i.n.i bouchttho bulk of the hoss. thounh thor
was tradlni' all the way from 8-.00 to J.l.75 fo
culls , to S4.05 for fancy heavy. Many Ihonsnni
wore left In the pens mid the close was weak
The Kvunlni ; .lonrntil reports : OATTIE-
Koeelpts , 14OWshlpments.5.lOO. ; ( Market falrl' '
active and steady ! tou prices , f4.i < &V2i ) ; in
prime or o.vtra steers on sale ; others. $ : i.7."iT (
4.ftl ; Btoekers. Z.25S'.OOi Texans , S2.'iO-.75
cows , 8L2.va2.GO.
IIocis-Keeolpts , 60,000 : shipments , 8.00C
Market active and .steady to lower : rouirl
nnd common. $ ' ) .7u3i.so : mlxod and packers
J I.fc0.l.ll0 ; prlmn heavy , 13.115 ® 1.00 : llsht , 8J.4
® : i.so ; pi s , ? : i.o.i@j.tr : : > .
SllREi1 Heeulpts , 7.000 ; shipments , 1,000
Market steady ; native owes. Hff ® . ) ; mlxod
JI.II © 4.CO ; wethers. $4.753VJ5 ; westerns , $1.1' '
© 4.7H ; lambs , ( .00.VJ.i.
New York I ivc Stock ! > Iafkot.
NBW Youic. Nov 18. Hr.Kvns Kccolpts , 1,85'
head , Incliidlns (10 car.s for sale ; marke
I5c iior hundred Ibs. hlKher ; native steers
M.raKtfVX ) ; Texans and Colorados. f-J.WJB J.70
bulls and cows. J1.80@.40 ! ilresied beef , steadj
! it fi'9 ic per Hi ; shipments today , fill
beeves , and C.G'O quarteis of beef ; tomorrow
I.Sil'I beeves and ! > ! ) sheep.
CAI.VKS Itccelpts , IHID ho id ; veils , steady
salves , He ] ior 11) . hlulier ; veals , $5.UOi 7.0 pel
100 Ibs ; Krasscrs , Sl.7.S'T ( ; westerns , tJ.rJiiQ (
I.OJ.
I.OJ.SiiEBt1 TJeeclpts lO.IiSOhead ; snoop steady :
lambs u shade llrmer ; sheep , ? 'l..riO'V .l2'5 ' per tot
Ibs. ; lambs W. " iXijaii : ; dressed mutton
steady at 7 < S8'4e ' per Ib ; dressed lambs , flrn
it 7'/d ! > 3c per Ib.
Iloos HoroliJts , Kl2."i. ! > head , consigned di
rect ; market nominal. y steady at 44.00l.4l
pur 100 Ibs. _
Kattsns City Ijivo Stock Market.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Nov. 18. OATTLB Ho-
; elpts , 4.743 ; shipment. 3.G"i ; market for fat
iteors very dull : cows , steady ; steers. M.2.V31
i.0.1 ! cows , tl.S332.75 ; stockers and feeders , J2.0C
3ij.fij. :
Hoes IZecclpts , 13,813 : shipments , 1,810 : niar-
lower ; bulk , $ ; i.iOai.75 ( ; all grades ,
Hccelpts , OJO ; shipments. 300 : market
itoady. _
St. fjouis Jjlvo Stouic Alnrknta.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Nov. 18. OATTMS Ilocelpts ,
.800 ; .shipments , none. Market dull. Natives ,
aOtK&MuO ; Texan and Indian steers , JJ.BO ©
.15 ; cows and canners , Sl.l2.30. )
.ti.a MAUKKTS.
Country Produco.
Eons Fresh c ; ; s are very scareo and a
arKO amount of cold stora a Kto'lt Is boltiK
hrown upon the market which keeps prices
lown. Hales are reported all the way from lUo
o24o. .Strictly fresh OSKS would bring quite
ondlly23'ae.
I'oui/niY the cold weather stimulates tlio
lemand for dressed poultry and In the same
iroportlon decreases the demand Tor llvo
multry. Llvo chickens , $2.75 3.110 ; llvodueUs ,
) .0i@3.50 ( ; llvo turkeys. Ho per Ib ; dressed
'hlckcns ' , SttlOc per Ib ; due v.s , lOo : Kecse , He ;
urkeys , 125fll2'ji' ' .
HUTTKII ( icneral market unchanged. Good
ountry , li@lSc ( ; best , 21 ® . 3u ; packing , stock ,
GAMK In snlto of the hlfrh prices the ar-
Ivala are not laruu. Canada KCOSC , $ < i.O © 7.00 ;
mall eeso , ( l.fiO'Qi.'i.OOi prairie chickens. * l. ! > 0@
.00 ; Krouse. JI.U ) ; mallard oueks. i.'I.-'i ; blue
rinsed toul , tl.75 ; crcen winced toal. Jl.SO ;
nixed ducks , Sl.2."i ; Jacu- rabbits , fl.0034.50 ;
mall , iH.2Y < 11.50 ; itiull | , { I.752.00 ; jack snlpo ,
I.S5'idlI ' < 0 ; plover , 7'icOtl.Oj ; Koloon plover ,
l.2.Vil.SO ; squirrels , 4I.O'J@I.25 ; deer saddles ,
' . © Hie per Ih ; door carcasses , 10lle ; antelope
addles , 14Qn5o ; carcasses , ! iIOc.
OiiKilia IliilcBinul Xallovv.
No. 1 KI-COII salted hides. 414@l'Jc ; No.
jrrcon salted hides , 3'Se ; No. 1 u'reon saitod
Ides , 25 to 40 Ibs. , I34uimo ; No. 2 green salted
Ides , 25 to 40 Ibs. , Il'4o : No. 1 voiiloulf , 8 to 15
bs. , lie : No. 2 veal calf , 6 to 15 Ibs. , 4c : No. 1
ry Hint hides. UISTe ; No 2 dry Hint hides , 5o ;
In. 1 dry sn ted hides. .Vtjlic.
Tallow No. 1 , 4e ; tallow No. 2 , 3Mc ; grease ,
t'hlto A , 44 > ie ; grease , \vhlto II , ; Hi3tc ;
rcaHO , yellow , : ! c : sre.'ise , darU" , 2SK' ! old but-
r,2 < iW4e : beeswax , prime , 10 < 2'5c : roiijjh tal-
X I'AVKISti INTKUKSTjf.
logs Hnvo IJocti aitirkctcd in Very
lilhefiil Numbers.
CINCINNATI , O. , Nov. 18. [ Special Telegram
i THE HEK. ] Tomorrow's 1'rlco Current will
ny : Ilo s have boon marketed In very lib
ra I numbers tlio past week. Packing shows
total of MO.OJO uxnliist 13S5.000 the preceding
eok and .V.'O.OOO last year. The aggregate Is
o.vl.OJO since November I , against I.MO.OIH last
oar. Loading places compare as follows :
TO BID THE HUHAH BODY OP
The Poison of Disease
IS TO FOnCU IT OUT THROUGH THK BKIN.
SWIFT'S § PECIFIC
ilwaya docs this effectually. It treats the
illscaso instead of the symptoms aoil re
moves the cause , thereby making a cure.
Mrs. E. J. ROWEU , No. 11 Qulncy St. , McMord ,
MnB . , tays Hint her mother has been cnrcil of
Scrofula , by the ute of four bottles of C. C. a. ,
after having liad muck oilier treatment , ami Icing
reduced to quite n low condition of health , as U was
Jiougbt itio could not live.
Treatise on Blood ami Skin DleeMea mailed free.
6W1FT SPECIFIC CO. ,
Drawer 3. Atlanta , Oa.
OMAHA
luiiiiiaciiitm a
DIRECTORY.
HICYCLES.
A. II , Porriso & Co. M. 0. D.ixon.
1103 DodKO StrooU lllcyclot noM on montlil
p.iymuntr
Send for nur r.itnlo uo
nnd prices. 120 N. iritliulroot.
JHXJKIS {
Ackornmn Brothers & Hointza ,
Printers , Minion , oloatrntrpiri , blt
fucturors.
HID Howard troji , Oniahi.
7JOO7'.S
Morso-Oco Shoi Company ,
HIM llowar.l Struot.
Knctnry , rornorlltli itml iM'Ul.as Stroit.
losj prlcn to cull Inirors , nnt
M of ma.liruii"i l very cal-
nblo with mcrcliants.
Williams , Van Aor- KirkandallJoues&0 (
nam & Harto \S'holo < nl M nnfartnr'ri
Ak'ontefor Honton Hub
1212 Ilnrnoy itroot. bcr Shoo Oo. 1KB , 1101
Ilnrney ntroot
.
Omnlm , Nub.
JJOA'/i'S
John L. Wilkio , Louis Holler ,
Otnnlift pnpor bo.t factory Hatchori sad I'.vjUoM
Tool < nnd snppllo" . ll"0
15th A St. Mary's Avo. ,
hoi nml 'li-op oniln < t
Orders promptly nllod. IUU-I1IS .Ir.c'rtHon ilroot
C AH HI AGES , CIGA IIS.
W. T. Seaman , West & Fritsohor ,
ManufftOturoi flnoclnarj ,
Omnhn'a Largest Vnrlety
jobbers of leaf tabacco.
\VAUONS ANI )
CAUHIAOKA 1011 Fiirnum Stroot.
Omaha Goal , Ooko & Ooutaut & Squires ,
Lime Hard nnd soft coal ship-
Hnrdnndsottco.il. 9. B. 1303 I'nruniu PITH. street
cor. Ulth and Doutilai Oiuahn.
trccta.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornica Works ,
MnntifnctureraofGiilviin
lied Iron Cornli-e.
IS'lmtow cups , metallo
skyllKhts , etc. 1110 und
1112 DoilKO el.
CEMEXT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Oo , , Oady & Gray ,
2M S. 15th StroeU Lime , cement , etc. , etc.
Oiunlin , Nob. Cor. Oth nnd Douelns Sts.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
Goods Oo.
Dry coeds , notions , fur ,
nishing tool ) . Dryitoods. notions , ucntr ) '
furnishing goods ,
Corner llth nnd Howard. cor. llth and Howard Sts
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. DBTIIOIT-AUTOMATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated cntnloguo
nnd Dyauioi. Cntnlo/aa
free. froo. H , A. Klnnuyicn'I (
KillCnpltol Ayoniio. AKt. 833-3 N.V.I.Ifo IlldV.
FA RM MA CHINE R Y , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo ,
, Gonornl western ngont
Corner Jones nnd 9Ui Sts. Sknndln Plow Co. ,
Uiimhti , Nob. I34il-1351 Shoramn Avo.
FLOUR.
K. T. Davis Mill Oo ,
C , O. undorwood ,
Mnnnvor nt Omaha.
Cor. 8th nnd Jnckson St .
S. P. Oilman , Omaha Milling Oo. ,
[ 013-15-17 , N. ICth Stroot. Merchant Minors.
Onic-onnd Mill 1313 North
B. K. lllnclr - MnnAsor. llUh 8trout.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Beobo & Runyan Furniture -
niture Oo , , nituro Oo.
Sucocsiorx to C. A. lloobj
Kurnlturo nnd cnrpoti , fi. Co. ,
1115-Ill'J Knnmm Stroot. draco nnd 13thSts.Oiimha
GENTS FURNJSUING GOODS.
J. T. Robinson Notion
Oo.
Hunts' furnlshtnx KOOI ] ,
m'f 'K rnliibr.ito I brand
MucUitila " nvoralli ,
pants , Hlilrts , co.m , otc.
Cor. 12th mill Howard Sta.
5LASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUUiS.
GROCERIES.
'axton & Gallagher , Meyer & Eaapko ,
703-711 ti. 10th gtreut , 1(01-1103lluraoy Utrout ,
Oiiinhn , Nub. Omaha. Nob.
D. M Steele & Oa , Sloan , Johimu & Oj
'Jlh niul l/uvuiiworlh
/
. ' HUuot ,
l2Ul-r.J ) Jonai ,
tit rut ti ,
Omaha , Nob. Onialm , NOD.
Allen Bros. , McOord , Brady Oo. ,
3th unil I.ouionwurtb ,
Onmha , NoU Oumli.a , Nub.
GUNPOWDUR ,
Uueh G. Olark.
Gun'l Western A cnt of
lupont'a riporlluK lion
owiler , Alia * hUhutplo-
| folila lliu cni > . final
tlbllurnuyitroul
J1ARDWARK.
Olark-Andreesen
lector &WilbelmyOo
Hardwnro Oo.
or. lOlli unit JOCK t
13th nail IliirnoOouh
' Oman * . Nub
(111AJN AND PROVISION ! } .
Bryan Oommission Oo A , S , MWhortor
llrokor.i , Rrnln , provl'lon Itoo m 15 , llcnrdof Trit
nnil toek . N , r. 1.1 fa ItroKurn. I'rlTBto wlri
111.IV Private iflre Chi- to Now York , ChlMno
rnim. ft. niul St. I.Oiils. Cnslicratn
Now York. l > OUItllU
Cookroll Bros F , 0. Swnrtz & Oo , ,
Itrokcri niulcash bujrorn. , llrokcm.drnln.l'roTlilonJ
Prltruto wlroi to Noir : nto. Prlrnto wlro to St.
Turk , I'ldctitfo , A SU , lmili nml Chic iso. Hoom
l.ouls. KM : ) llonrd of 7 , llonnl of Trndp.Onmlu ,
Trailo. ICxcImnuo blil'K , M. Drank *
HtOX WOltKS.
Paxtou & Viorlin * Omaha Safe & Iroii
Iron Works , Works ,
Wrnueht nnd cnKt Iron
tiiillillnK work , cnslnev MnnnfM Hro nml tmrxlnr
| irni work , eonornl preaf : if s , vniilli , j.ill
fonnilry. nnifld.io nnd work , Iron ulnitli-n ninl
tilncKitmilli work , U. P. tire oscniips. U. An-
lly. n nil Kill St. ilroun , llthAJnckuitl atl
LIQUOKS.
Ilor & E. R. Grotto ,
Liquor Morcli.inli , Importer nml .lobbor of
llli Ilnniry Slrcot , Whim mill l.liiinri. |
Mnnufnetiir'M ICcnniMlj'a 10W ni l Kli KnrnnmSt.
en npi > Mi'itlon. :
L. Kirscht & Oo , , Frick & Horborts ,
Wliolcinlol.lquor Doal'rJ \Vholo nU.lquorlJAlor ) )
107-409 S. 10th St 100I Knrniuii St.
LUMUKR.
Q. W. Douglass & Oo John A Wakofioltl ,
I nipor toil , American 1'orl
Hnrtlmioil Lumber , l.'lllil I'dllU'llt , Mil W.I I
kt'U Hrdr.itillt ! Ctinion
1310 North ICthBtroot. nn.KjulncrVhlti ) I.lmO
Oharlo3 R. Lee , Louis Bratlfortl ,
Itnrtlnooil lumbar , wooil
curiol | < anil pitniuot Lumber , llnio.ooment.ota .
iloorlnx.
flh ami Douvlas. Stroot.
M1LUXERY AND NO1 IONS.
0. A. Stouohill , I. Obarfoldor & Oo. ,
Importers nml . ! obbor In
Millinery , Notions , Clunks Millinery.
Kto. 203 , 310 nmt 212 South llth
110-113 P. Hltli St. , Onmlm. Htroot.
MUSICAL JNSTltUMUNTS , JWC.
MaxMoyor& Bro Oo A. Hospo , Jr. ,
M'f'K Jnwclur.i , donlori In 1'lnnoi , OrK.ini , Arthtj'
musical Instruments , MntcrlnU , Kto.
etc.
Knrnnni HIII ! Ifith. 1.M.1 Doiinlas StrooL
OYSTEBa I OILS.
Platt & Co. , Oonsjliditotl Tank
Oysters , Fish nnd Celery , Line Oo.
Bl'.l South 10th Bt UeIInoil nml lubrlcntlnj
Dnvld Cole .Mann/or. oils , tixlo Kroaso , eto.
1'llODUVE , COMMISSION.
Eibbol & Smith , Schroeder & Oo , ,
Dealer ? In country prod dish buyorj butter sat
uce , fruits , vorfotnbloa , VKKH , nnd Kimm.il cum-
etc. mlsalon uiorclinnts.
etc.1W7 Hownnl Street. 42aSoutli lltli Stroot.
Robert Purvis , Branob & Oo , ,
- 1217 Howiird Street. Produce , fruits of all
Write for price * on butter -
tor , OKKS poultry , and klnilg , oyHtors ,
KUI no. 1,1th nnd lliirney ritrootv
Kirscbbrtiun & Soni , Jns. A. Olark Oo. ,
lluttcr , chcoio , CKX
lluttcr , eggs nnd poultry.
poultry nml nnmo.
120 ! ) Itownrd Street. COD South 13th Street.
PAPER. GOODS
Darpenter Paper Oo. , Omaha Rubber Oo , ,
Cnrry a full stock of Manufacturers nnd job-
prlnttnK , wrapping nnd burs all kinds rubber
writing paper , card pa Kuods.
lter , etc. 1WO Fnrnnin Street.
SEEDS
Emerson Socd Oo , James Hughes ,
* ccd KTOWCM , donlors In StoTcsrupnlrH of nltklndi
rnrdcn , Krnss , grain and Cooks nnd ItontcrJ
: rco Bocds. for sale.
421-4SJ South 15th. COT 9. iith : Street.
SASH , DOORS , ULINDS. ETO
, A. Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & DoorOo
llnnufncturers of snsh , Mnmifnctiirorsof mould *
doori. bllnda nnd liKH , blinds , doors , clo.
mouldlnKS. Ilr.inch of- Olllcu :
Ilco , 12th nnd Unrd Sts. Uoora 42J lies Iliilldln ; .
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
J. S. Wind Engine & A , L. Straug & Soaa ,
Pump Oo ,
, 1002-1001 Farnam Stroot.
Ilnllldnr Wind Mills.
Ills nnd .1ft ) .tones Strout. Onmlm. Nob.
J.K. Uoss , nctlnic niniinj'r
TEA , COFFEE , SPJCES.
Consolidated OofFoo
Company ,
414 nnd Hl Unrnoy St. ,
Unmhn , Nob.
TO VS. JlILLIAJiDS.
H. Hardy Oo. , The Brunswiok-
'oys , dolls , nlli u mi , Balke-Oollonder Oo , ,
nnojr Roods , hoinafur- lltlllard inorchaadlso.
1-lilm ; Koods , child- Saloon llxturoi.
en's carrliiKBH. 407 , 430 S. 10th atroot ,
131'J ' Kurnnui Strcot. Onmlm.
SOUTH OMAHA.
JNION STOCK YARDS CO. , - LIMITED
A. D. Boyer & Oo. , Hunter & Grooat
59 ISxchaiuo UulMlnj , ! 10 ixchnnuo llulldlng ,
South Onnlm. Sout'l Onmlm.
J'Lo LnrKot , Faitant anil l"liio t In . lie World.
I'uiiacniloroi'ci.miHlntliinilum'xi'i.Muil.
HEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW ,
< KW YOKK , ( JIlHtAI/rJMt'niHl NAI'I.ES ,
At rnuulnr liitcrvuls.
SAIOON , SECnHD-CLASS AND STEERAGE
rntim on Intrust ti-rms t ) nnd from thn prlnclpla
ICOICn , EM8H3H , IBI3H ts ALL COniWKJTTAIi rOIHIO.
Ixcu.rflon tlcltt'ti nvallrtbti * t < > return by flibor thuiilo ,
im > * | iii > Clriln A North t In-i.niil nr N'nplvs .V ( Ubrnllar
i.-i- ! il Uo ? Orieri fir Av Aceut it 1 5 ( tt Eatti.
Apply to nny of our ( oral Aiionts or to
JUtUTHliKS ,
Youni ; nnd nilddlo-agcd men Bull'crliiK from
srrors of youth , oxecises , eoxual weakness , etc , ,
xisltlvcly cured for flvo dollnrs. Onr rcmc.
ik"i nro in pill nnd tablet form. Bulllclcnt for
AVO montho' troutmont , which will ollcct n
icrfect euro. UIKIII receipt of ilvo dollars \vlll
jo Ht'nt to nny uddrcsiiuphtlobciilcd puckuga
iy mall. Circular free. Addrcs.1
112WI ron lnRt. ,
fALE CHEMICAL CO , MllwaukLO\VU
Bathe oore feet
in Pond's Extract.
CURE
YOURSELF !
Ante your Drugglfct for ft ,
buttlo o ( Ill il. The only
non-polsiiiKiut reiiii'ily lorftll I
' Iho tinnuturul dlschurit' ; < nnd
f private dUeakva of men und the
debilUatliii , ' wcnknctu pcculliir
1 to womun. It cures In a few
Idayi v/1 tlio vu the aid or
\ imbllrlly ol a doctor.
\Tla I'ntitrsnl American Cure ,
Manufactured by [
The Evans Chmical Oo , *
CINCINNATI , O.
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