THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : mSiXXESDAY , NOVEMBER 25 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Dcmorallzjil Oorcl'tion ' of tin Wins Mndo
Trade L'ght ,
WHEAT QUIET , DULL AND MUCH LOWER ,
Interest Centered largely In the Corn
IMt nntl a Considerable Ad-
vnnco \ \ n Scored ami
Kctlined.
CmrAno. Ill , , Nov. 21 , Wheat was dull and
lower Tlio light trade was attributed to the
demoralized condition of the wires to ttio
cant , which cut ulT both news and onion
Cables were lower. Tlicru was mi Incru.iHuat
2,100,000 bit. on ocean pasiaun itnil thu local sen
timent WIIH bearish , December , which closed
jcnlcrday nt l'4'jc ' , opened tills inornltu at
from O.l'te tolU'.o. and sold Ktc.idlly otr with
out maturlal reaction tn 0 ac. Muy ut the
amo tlino receded to Wic. There win a
alight reaction , hut thu close WIIH dull and
weak at elOMi to the bottom figures
Tin- com pit WHS the center of Interest dur
ing the day us It was yesterday , nti'l to the
4'io advaneo stored by the November future
thru a further npprLClatlon of " 'if was added
today. It all grow out of the iinxloty of the
ulinrls In that month with nettling clay tin-
jironililms and voiyxinall available stojks In
Htoro hen. Tlicru WHS MTV llltluof thollhural
receipts nt commit grade , nnd they made
frantic eirortH to buy Hut thu actual grain
was In strong hands nnd the scllori were ills-
Ini'llmd to Mil. The result WIIH Inevitable.
November which closed yesterday at li."iC
was steadily bid up until It touched 'uc without
nny business to speak of parsing ! then theru
WIIH u reaction lotie , but another bulge to ( . 'to
nt thn clone ' 1 he other futures } input lil/cd
wllh November to a minor ( lo-rreo ditrliu thu
early triidln. , but Inter when the market t-o-
came so wild , broke away , reacted and closed
somewhat lower than ycstetday
Oats symn ithl/od with the deferred futures
In corn I'nil closed lower. Provisions were
stronger and advanced early because the re
ceipts of hogs were below thu estimates ,
liater , however , there WIIH a reaction and tno
elnsn was an Immateilal chtingo from yester
day's last lltnites.
The leading features ranged as follows :
Cauli iinotatlons were as follows :
I'loi'H bte.idv. iuicliuM'e ; < l ; sprliiK patents ,
H U ® . > .00 ; winler patents , tl : > . © I.U ) .
WHEAT No. 8 sprlnit wheat , W8OJ'ic : No.
Sstirlni ; wno.ii. 8 ( , > lffii)7ei No. i rcJ , irJJ.iit'J. e
OOIIN No a , Wic.
OATS No a , file ; No. 2 white , 3JJiJ4c ; No. : i
white , , l-"jl6i" ( ! c.
lUu-No a. Ulo.
IlAin.Ei-No.1. ' , IMMOc ; No I ) , f. o. u. , 4.3Sc :
tin 4 , f. o. I ) . aoabc.
I'r.Ax SI.MI No. I. U" > c.
TivtOTiirbi.bli Prime , * l 27l.
POIIK MCSS poi : „ ner hhl , f8 4"is 50 : lard , per
c\vt , ? fi llQD.U'ii short rlhs shies ( loosut. If" > M )
till ) 01 ; ( liy s.illclHhoullershoxcl ( ( ) , } 4 ' .j ® ! . ; ) " ' ;
Btiott cleat slilcsihoxe.lir'loO ) ) )
WiiihKi.r Dlstlllura' ilnlsheil yood , per ( , ' ! ,
tl.18.
bmiAtis Cut lo if , uneli injjed.
Iteieliits and shlptiientB tod.iy were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
inaikot was linn and iinulinnced : fanoy
creainety , S7 ® > ( ; : line ucHtern. itva'-'do ! ordf-
jtary , SJttHo : line dairies , 'jy'jc : ordlnaiy ,
i-'ei e0'KS. 24 < aa c.
New York Mnrlccts.
Nr.w YOHK. Nov. 24 1'r.ouu Honolnts , 4'l.7iO :
pl < i : ; exnot is , lllfi. ( > bbH , 2.Usri saoUs ; market
iiutot and Irregular , closing weak ; sulea , 2Jd")0
bblu
CottN SlKAl Qniot and stoady.
WllKAT liocoipts , 518r > UObu. ; exports. 3'lC8n
lit. : sales , I.IUU.WKI bu of futures ; 'll.Ojtl bu. of
spot. Spot niai ket lower and dull ; i\o 2 rod.
Il.Uo In ntoro and elevator ; $1JOGU ®
OI.OTU ullo.it ; tl.O ( > M&l. ( > 8i | . f. o. b. ; No. a
red , ti.UQI.lO'i ' : uiiBruilcd red. Sl.Ol Ql.lO" ;
Na 1 nortliurii. $ ' .03' , No. i hiird.
( l.in-tOl.loSi No. a northern , * I.U4' 3
l.PA'i. Options opened front Ic to J'to '
lo\vcron the Inereuso In tlio amount on nas-
iigit ; leeclpts here and at Iho west and lower
tables. adMineed fiom a c to yto on thoele ir-
nnecs , deellned , e to J4e on nu.ik late cahlos ,
closing at Jl.U ) > , i April , fl I05BOI.10' . , closing
nt ifl.luJs ; .May. Jl.K ) 7-lunil.li' ; , cloalnn at
II lo ii ; June , itl I ) " ! ' , ® ! 103B , olosliig , UI.O'JU. '
K\t rirm westetn , } l HV l.uT.
1IAHI.i\--Dull : , hisher ; No.J .Milwaukee , 72 ©
74 o.
o.llAIII.IiV M UT-Qlllot.
ColiN-Keeelpts. i2lW > bu.exports,31,417bit. ; ;
Rales fctMOil IHI of futures ; 47,000 bit , ot spot ,
hjmt markothlKlier , llrm ; scaue ; No. a , 71 ©
7)0 In elevatoi ; 74'j7S'4'e alloat ; uiiKradoa
mixed , V7'io ; No : , | { ® o ; No. 2 white. 7le ;
options oxolted on scarcity of contract irniuo
O TS-Uecelpts , 107,821 bu.o\ports.50,0.1lbu. ; ;
sales. HO.IIWI bu.of futures ; I.'VHW bu. ofbiiot.
bpot market moderately active and steady ;
options llrm but dull ; November. 40 > tc ; IH > -
contbor. ttl'ie ; Jnnuary. cO ( ii4ilc , olosltu ; at
il'l' e , .M.iy. 40e ; spot No. . ' white. 40.i(6llo ;
jnlvcd westcin. , ' © | ; white Hoatein , 4ljJ4Jo ( ;
No. a Ohk-a.-o , ' © | , .
llAi rirm.
Hoi'sUnod dciniind and nrin.
Con-i.h-Uptloiis , blondy and unclmitBed to
l" > polnlri deollno : olosed liarolv steady
and tinehanttoil to .a ) points down ; siiles , I0.2W
b.i s : spot dull ; nominal.
MioAii-Haw. iitilet. Him ; sales. 6(1 ( hltds.
muse-ox ado to at rhebi ) test , atJ l-10u : ro lined ,
quiet , easy.
Sloi.Assts NOH Orleans , steady.
HICK I iilrdoinand.
1'hTiioi.n/M-Q.ulot , btoady ; united olosod
nt fi'l'o for Di-eoiiiber.
COTTON hi HI On , rirm.
TAi.i.ow-htesidv. iiulot.
ltosiN-I iill liutKte.idy.
Tuiti'f.\TiMS-lulI and \\onk at-T < tr.SJo.
H ririn ; wtistein 2U7ei reeelpts , 7,481
Wooii-Qiilot but sKndy : domeatlo lleeco.
IIOJWCc ; pulled , 2t © , le ; To MIS , lCfiJ4e.
I'OIIK .Moderatolv acthonnd llrm ; old moss ,
in.T.numess , il . , ; > ; \tia prime. * 1000IO.W.
CUT .MKAis-jllullaiid we Ut ; pickled bellies.
6 i & o : ploklod hams. bMe.
Aliiiint'4 rirm , ! indjulot ; sliort olcir No-
\'inhor. > KUyUlU2 t.
1 , \ -Lower nnd dull ; western stoim ,
H14S ( , | sile"f "vfl " tloreea nt * H43if4 .N ) ; opttona
snli's , , i.M ) tletecs ; Decoinber. W.tyaO'Jll ; Janu
ary * , U © U.W ; IVbruary , jaw ; March , JO.7.1 ©
ti,74
ti,74IIUTTI
IIUTTI u-Quli't. huii\y : wi'storn dinrw " , K ©
We ; western eiotimery , lJiflJci ! ( Ul ln. 20 ,49
C'lir.Ksi : Moderate domanJ , llrm : ptrtsklms ,
I'lO Iitov-DulI ; American , * l\7r > ai.CO.
Coi'i'KU Dull nnd weak ; luke November ,
til. 10 ; lake Di'comhiT , til OJ
I.t.Aii-Moinlv ; domestic , jl.'O.
, oiibyj btitilts. Jiy,03 ,
KuiiN.ts City
KANSAS CITY. Mo. . Nov. 2l.-riotw-fiood
clemand. limit patent. $ ' . ® . ' . ) oxtru fancy ,
t. 2Hi6i2jj fancy , fj.0jillj choice , ifl.lX > ij2.UO :
* WiuJvfHlo'atiy ! No. 2. cash , 78o bid : No-
vonihor , nobldii No. 2 led , H.'o bid. 8lo naked.
OoiiN-btoadji No. V , cash. USUo bid , 41)0 )
nsuoil ; November , as'joasked.
OATS Qulctj No. 2 , cash , 2sc ; November ,
KiJ x SEED Sic.
llAV-8trotjir : timothy. JS.OO ; pralrlo finoy ,
17 ftO | choice. IVSjttO 50 [ low grides , * 4.00a5.00
IlUTTKH-ririiij eroamery. 224tJ > o ! dairy , IMS
0o ; store uaekcd , l.taiOci rolls , U'li'.No.
KdtiH-btoudy at 22c.
Mnt'w " " bll
oK l ' - 'corn- ' !
Biili'JiE.NTS-Wheat , 47,689 btt.i corn , 1,160 bus
oats , lO.OJS bu.
Dulutli AV limit Markot.
DUI.UTU , Minn. , Nov. 24 Wheat , In the
matter of receipts , established a now record
the quantity of wheat shipped on
any ono day , Thu Inspection deuartmoitt
report lOOiC7 ° i bu , of wheat shipped ,
besides what they Inspected Into store ,
U6.WJ bu. of wheat. In symimtliy with
the weakness nmt ueol no In all other
lunrkuts tnu market hero opened ouster this
aiuriilin ; ut yo Lolow yesterday. The uloso for
wheat of better Crudes wun bulow ( or
Novombnr nnd lo for rejected , rutureii
started nt u decline of 7.J below
yesterday , the first Rfilo belim of
Docen cr No 1 northern nt 88 0. Itccclptsof
wheat , IKB.8M liu : hurley. 0,6 ' 2 bu.i llnx , 11,101
bu Shlnmcntii of wheat , m.ya bu. Cnra on
lrncl < : Northern I'lieinc , 200 : Orcnt Northern ,
2ii : | Oninhn , IUi Ht. I'acl & Dulutli , CO : total ,
K2A ; last year , 421 , The nmrkot continued wcnU
to the close and hint Ilituros were 2 cents lower
than yesterday for cash and from \\a \ to2Uo
for fiiuncs. OIORIIIK prices were as follows !
No. hard , cash. M' c : Novumbcr. fcS'Cc ! Uccem-
bor. ( S'ici .May. l)7'ic ) hid ; No I northern , cish ,
P7'ci ' No\otnbor , fi/'fC ' ! Decemlior. 68Uc ! JIny ,
We lilili No. 2 northern , oash , ES'Jo bld | No-
Wheat Mnrkot.
, Minn , Nov. 24Tho wheat
ninrkot wus without any sustaining feature
today and ruled weak. 1 here Has an absoneo
of Now York buvltiK orders In thu west ho-
cuino of the fuck of wlro facilities , the
slot m of tli ( i east having made pretty
gonrrnl Interference. The innrlii-t for He-
I'unbor opctied at from 87'Sc ' to87'ic There
was n lltllu advance nt first , but It soon
turned to u decllno and hold In this direction
until the close. Wheat touched low water
mirk for this scisoii In n close at Mi'.io > May
closed at IH'4P , There wus n coed oash market -
kot , but ( julto a decline wao felt. No. t hnrd
sold tinilot IWc for thu llrst tlmo In several
days. 'Iho receipts of wheat hold up
well nnd the l.oon cars ut Min
neapolis and Duiulh worn secured
uKain today , ihctwo cities coming noirlyton
tie , Mlnno.ipolls l.nvlnz . r.22 and Dulutli K\
Close November closed at Wl'io ; Doeeinher.
openlns at h71s < ilH"ile. hlirhnst MSc. lowest
K'ic ' , closlni ? at M'lei ' May , opottlnir at UlUc ,
hlt-'hcHt ti.'i'ic , loue-Ht OI'Sc , closlm ; at U4Ue ;
Jantinry , closing at N7'ic : No 1 Imr.l , t-'Jc ' ; No.
1 northern , K'lta ; No. 2 northern , new , fcttt
We.
araln Inrkct.
Mll.WAUhKF. WIs. NOV. 24 WllfA
easy ; Dei enihor and cash. 2S1c : May ruled 7c
OIT Deeemhtri xiitnple whe it lowers No. 8
anting on traek , UCc ; No 2 on track. bSfrflllc :
November on tr.tcit. HISS" , .so 1 nurthoni
on Hack , ( i4e : No. 2 northern on tra-U , U''o.
COIINnaslcrj No ,1 on traek , new. Joe.
OATKasler , ; No. 2 whitti on truck , 314 ©
.Tic. No .1 whlte.on tr.'ifk , .B'SfHI'iC. '
H K .Steady and iinlot with n.oderato re
ceipts bales two cirs ; In store , ninety-four
cars of No 1 and nlnnty-throo of No 2i to ar
rive , two carloads ; switched , nlnety-fourears.
IlAitt.iv- store Is sIlKhtly hlRhcr with n ,
fulr ileiiinno. No. - ' In store , r.U'jc ' ; seller ; No
vember , fi'iViio | : January , Oi' c.
Hi tui'TH Wheat , 7.I.ICO bu ; Hour.40,04r bills ;
corn. 4.IHO bu ; oats , , CIOtUbu ; barley , 7,9.0 bu. ;
rye. H.i2 ) bu.
hllll'MK.NTH-Whc.lt , 8.2JO bll ; ( lour. 1,412
bhls ; corn. I.BOi bu ; oats. ybOJbu. ; barley ,
25.70J bu ; rye , none.
KiiiiniH : City Mvo fttouk Sltrkot.
KANSAS OITV , Mo , Nov. 21 , C'ATTI.B Ke-
cclpts , U,7.4 ; slilpntonts 1.5 0 ; mirKetdull and
lower : Hteors , $ .1 2XTl'i. ( " > ; cows , 81.25 ® i 70 ;
stoekers anil feeders , $ . ' .o.3 ( a.
llous UccclptH , n.i u shipments , 103 ; mar-
lower ; bulk , $ , | 5JJC. > ; all pudcs , t-.TJ ®
i' Uecelpts , 60 , ; shipments , 1,800 ; mar
ket steady.
St. Louis Markets.
ST. LOIIIH. Mo , Nov. 24. WHEAT Lower ;
cash. 11,1 ' ( asl cd ; Docember. ! ) i'ac : Slay ,
C'OIIN Lower ; c.ish , 4 el year , 4)V4c. )
DATS Lower ; cash , J2c ; Slay. JJ'ic.
WlIISKLV JI.1S.
Cincinnati MarlcrfH.
CINCINNATI , O. , Nov. 24. WIIF.AT Firm ;
No. Srcd. D7'ic.
Con.N fitroncs No. 2 mixed old.flOc.
OArs-hteady : No. 2mlxod. J0'4-04c. !
WlIlbKKV $ I.1S.
Toledo Grain .Market.
TOIFIIO , O , Nov. 21. Wheit lower ; No. 2 ,
c.iMi , lll'tc.
COIIN hn-ady ; No 2 , cash , .14c.
OATh Quiet ; No 2 cash. U-'o.
Foroijjn Oil Mitrkpt.
I.OMION. Nov. 24. CALCUTTA LINSEED Ha
Cd per cwt ,
LINSM.I > OII < V'slld ' per cwt.
Tunri.NTi.NCbi'iuiTS 20s .Id per cwt.
Traders' Talk.
CIIICAOO , III , Nov. 24 Coiinsclmin & Day
to C'ookioil Hros : TeleKr.iphle conimunlc.i-
tlon from t'hlua.'o o istw.ird was "ukased" bv
thoweiithcrattlieouenliiKtod.lv , and local
onorators wcro in control of Iho markets.
Wheat ruled weaker Inline-need by the ub-
senco of eastern and foreign buying oidcrs.
hi ; ; receipts In the northwest , an Increase of
l.i i-.OOO bu on P.ISS.IKO and lower o trly jubllc
c.ibles from rnxl.ind. Minneapolis reported
a KOO < ! milling demand , and Sin I'ninclsco
( looted cash wheat , ! u per bushel hlnhui.
Irom pre-ent Indications , wo think foreign
markets liable to drag until consumption
overtakes the supply on hand , which may bu
tvo wecKs lonsor. Corn was nctlvo and
excited by thu dcmanC from shorts for neai
delivery. Late futures were loss actlvo. ana
prices , after an early advance , ro-actod and
ecased about 3 c lower all around. Oats
ntilet , and ptlees , Inllucnccd by other prain.
closed at fiom ) > 4u to I5tc lower. 1'rovislons
were dull but firm , closltiB about llko yestor-
dny.
CIIICAOO , 111. , Nov , 21. Swartz. Dupeo &
JleCormlek to I' . 0. Swart/ . Co. : Wheat
opened weak tills morning and so eontlnueO
throuiliout the entlro session. Outside news
Is all bearish. Cables were lower and the
amount on p tssaKO Increased 2.000,003 bu.
Many of the cables received lust nlRht
brought soiling otders and predicted still
lower prices on m count of Increasing sup
plies. Thu course of the maiKotls dlscour-
to holdois and but for tlio
general Interruption of eastern telegraphic
services today the liquidation In December
wheat would undoubtedly h i\u been largo.
Notthwcstoin reeolpts continue largo and
lower foreign markets tire anticipated for tc-
monow. The clique Interests In November
corn gave that option another twist today ,
marking tbo prleo to 70c. There Is ono lar o
hhort Interest outstanding , and when cov
ered It Is supposed It will end the
deal. The other options were cislor.
Heeelpts are on the Increase but there Is little
Improvement In the Inspection. The active
domum ! for cash oats , to fill export sales ,
cnuwstho firmness In the near option. 'Iho
provision trade today was \ory light. Ho-
eelpts of hogs were honiewh.it smaller than
anticipated. Wo see nothing In tlio situation
to buy prov islons on. The country Is reported
full of pigs with plenty of corn and low
prices for cotton In the south. Wo think the
chances all f.uui lower prlies
CiiitAco , 111. , Nov. 21. P. . Logan & . Co. , to
the llrvan Commission compiinv : Weak and
lower quotations for wheat by cable , ho.-.vy
liquidation by holder-- , with an absoneo of
outsldo nilvliu. caused ? . panicky fooling nt
the opening of the market. Tlio featuiesof
the mm kei are somewhat changed. Weather
conditions Ihioiuhout the winter wheat belt
are favorable. Heeelpts continued to keep up
and are likely to do so for some tlmo. Tlio
quantity In ttanslt , in railroad c-iis. Is esti
mated at thn enormous total of 20,000.000 Im.
How coriucl this Is wo uro unable to say. It
is made up In this wa > the average tlmo It
takes to dlschnigo the lo nl Is 14 da ) * , and out
onllv receipts at all points. Including tliosua-
board , aveiago Lflon.OjO bu. This , with fot-
olgnors overbought for the Immediate future ,
cannot but have Its Inlluoneo Independent of
pilce. \\o \ require peed foreign biilns to su -
tain It , and this Is not likely to conto until
some part of the heavy load tint Is In transit
fiom Diiluth , inosluf wl Icb Is desired for the
United Kingdom , Is distributed nnd con
sumed , Wu had an oxoltcd coin market , No-
umiljor taking the lo id.lth line weather
vuareorn should , and wo think will , sell on a
par with May. U its dull anil weak. Provis
ions ruled llrm and steady iiftor the opening
on fair buying by local shoits , piokors sup
plying the demad. Very llttlo outsldo busi
ness.
CinCAdo. Ill , Nov. 21-Konnott. Hopkins A.
Co to y. A. McWhorter : Wheat Is lower.
Cables and an Incioaso ot 2,000.000 bu on ocean
pass igo vvuro two powerful arguments for the
bulls and they threw their holdings
rlgnt. and loft at tlio opening. It
Is said that Linn was among the early
sellers , The itnoxpeuted weakness abroad
convincing him that It Is too early to success
fully bull wheat Very llttlo news was In cir
culation , owim to the wires being down east.
It Is said the closing cables are Id toi'd lower ,
but no public cables vyero poated up tn ad
journment , so the loport has not boon con
tinued. Hut tlio market closes weak ,
with domestic and foreign holdois
iiulto discouraged and the Indications
point to still lower prleen Amer.ean specu
later ! ) are not disposed to bull a dOO.ujO.uo i
crop on themselves , and in the absence of a
good foioU-n demand they will prefer trade
on the short side .
The strews were again nppllo.l to the
November shorts In corn , and thu
nrleo was marked up oo additional
It could probably have been put to
IV' . At ono tlmo there was a dlllerenco of 2iio
between Chlo igo and tit. Louis In this month.
If corn wan shipped here fiom thu latter eity
It might not III ! our contracts , oven If deliv
ered In time , but thuro were only 77.001
bushels of all kinds of corn tn that uity last
Saturday , nnd probably not one-third would
grade contract. It , ooks us It thu shorts would
huv u to appear , u the u.ipt iln's ollleo and bottle -
tlo on his on n terms ,
Oats si mpathlzi'd early with the firmness in
corn , but both trains eased elf a tlui elosn
Now corn Is cumin : In qulto fruoly nnd ought
to show up on the credit sldo ot the next v isl-
blo supply statement ,
I'rovlIons looked rather thin most of the
day , a good many tr.ulori lieln ; engaged In
grain , whore there was the leant activity , ami
tnU could not ho bald of prov talons.
The hog market was active at practically
nnchiiijod prices thubtipplycontlnulngl'irge ,
but the demand being good enough to absorb
NEW YOHK. Nov. 24 There was a continua
tion o ( thu lack ot telegraphic commnnicti-
tlons with the outsldo world toduy , especially
with the west , and the stock market showed
the otroot of this In diminished dealings and
practical lUuuutlou , auil bad It uot bccu for
tlio coaHhares the tr idInj ? wouH hnvo been
utterly d eve Id of feature or Intereit. The tone
of the markot. however , wan equally firm with
in limits. Tharo wan. throughout the day , a
very urgent demand for all the coalers In the
loan crowd , and Lnckawnnna went Mat all day
lonu with u few trans ictloni at ' { per cent
premium for nso. When the announcement
was tin I'D that the sa'cs ' ucctits hnd
nxrccd to restrict tlio output for
next mouth there was nn Incroaseu do-
nmml for all the coalers nnd In largo
transactions they all advanced steadily nnd
rupldlv. Liickawatitm rose to 1 W % , n net Kiiln
of 'JU per emit since last nv onlng. closing nt
tholHst futures , whllo Delaware A. Hudson
Rallied S > ( per cent to I2 , " > , but yloldoil ' * per
cent , Jersey Central sold nt 114 aialnsl 11. ! at
the last H lie , and Uc.idlng fell tn line with a
pain of nearly 1 per cent. Among the other
stocks which displayed some streiutli were
Krlc , lltirllngton , UheulliK .t Lake Krle pre
ferred , Minneapolis Omaha and tit. I.otlls
preferred.
The grangers as a rule wcro tinusuallv
( inlet , owing to the Interruption of com
munication with Chic 130. the shrinkage
In business being especially notable In
St. 1'aul and as a rule there were only slight
fluctuations In thnsoslrircs. Now York , Pus-
quchauna h WeMlorn preferred wus NpeclillK
strong , rising 14 percent to ! l7'j ' In the late
trading. The market was quiet to dull but
Him nt the best prices , which , how ever , were
In but few casts more than Hllitht fractions
better than last night's prlies. Ijuckawantri
hhows a gain of 2 > t per cent. Delaware ti. Hud
son 2's per cent. Jersey Central 2 per cent and
Holding \ \ percent. Railroad bonds were
iiulel. but events in the coil tnule stlinulntc'l
the netlvlty In Heading llrst Incomes an I
those bonds which were the only Issue of the
day. The market gathered streiutli as the
day wore along and some material gains were
made late In the tradli.g.
tJovoiiimcnt bonds were dtt'l and caster ,
fctato bonds wore entirely neglected.
The following are the closltu quotations for
the leading stocks on Iho Now \ ork Mock cx-
change today :
IIx. dlv.
The total sales of stocks tod.iy v > cro 195fi23
shares. Including Atchlson , 4II5 ( : Chicago
Gas , f > . " ) . ' ; > ! Dolavvare. Laek.iwanna A. Western ,
4'UJO ; Dolawaroi. Hudson , II.'ITi. . ; Krle , I5)70 ) ;
Holding , : i-,170 ; St. I'aul , O.OsO ; bt. Paul &
Umaha , 4..r > SO.
Flniuicinl JCovicw.
Nnvv YOHK , Nov. 2-Tho Post says : Oc
tober's export of merchandise from the United
states bienks the monthly record for this
countiy. The exports of November urn ! De
cember will full little , If at till , short of Octo
ber's total , and the Imports of the two closing
months of the ye.u are almost Invariably less
tli in those of Octoncr. Unless extra
ordinary and artificial influences supervene.
It would seem impossible tint a heavy west
ward movement of Turopo's gold e.m lon beheld
held in check. Meantime the foundation of
the gieat future strength In rallw ly values Is
unquestionably belli. : laid by the lovcntto
fiom transportation of the bulk of this enor
mous export from the west to the se.iboaid.
Now York Mono } Markrt.
NEW YOHK , Nov. 2T. MONKV o.v CAI.I , K
rnnRlni ; from : ; to 4 per cent : last loin , J per
cent ; closed ollorcd at 2 per cunt.
PitiMKMntc Mit.E PAi'Eit 50 > i nor cent.
STMIMNO i\ciiANnn-Qulet : but firm at
S4ji for sixty-day bills and $484 for do-
inanil.
Financial Notcn.
KANSAS CITV , Mo , , Nov. 24 Clearings. II-
5I7.20'J ( '
NbW YOHK , Nov. 21 Olourincs
today , $157-
22i.UI8 : bal.inces , 17,708015.
MAX-ANA , Nov. 24. bp inlsh gold , $ . ' .343ii-J.35 ;
oxrhaitgo ijtilot ; sugar steady.
, Md . Nov. ' 4. Clearings today ,
J2W8.8-5 ; balances , MII.87J. Hatio percent.
PiuiMiiKi.fiiiA. 1'a , Nov. 24 Cleailng' ' ,
91 ,4bb,5IJ : baluneos'Jt.TVj.JOl. ' Sloney , 4 per
eon t ,
VIENNA , Nov. 24. The bourse todav was flat
and Inactive1. There was n slight decline In
prices.
1'iiANKFOiiT , Nov. 24 Theto was a slight de
cline In prices on thu bourse today. The m.ir-
kot .is Hut mid Inactho.
ItBitus , Nov. 24 The tone of the bo'irso '
n.is Hit and there was a small falling oil In
values. The market was In ictlvo.
&T. Louis Mo , Nov , 2l.-Cloirlng ,
7J"is balances , JIJO , ' ) 'i. ' Money , 7S uor cent ,
Kxeh.in o on Now Vorlt , 25o discount ,
I'Aitis. Nov. 21. The boursu closed firm
though liiaetho. There was a fiactlonnl ad
vaneo In foiolgu government soeutitles.
TtosTOV. Mass , Nov. 84. OlcarliiKs todny ,
Jlfi,728lll ; iMlatices , SI.VIIMK Money 2 po :
cent. n\chiingo on Now York , from lUo to 'Oc
lircmiutn ,
CIIICAOO , III , Nov. 24. Now York exchange ,
12'io ' porJI.WO ptomlttm , Money , llrm urn ! un
changed at 0 uor cent. Hank clearings , JI5-
, liO. ! bterllus exchange' , dull nnd inn liniiged
at $ ! 8l'i for bl\ty-duy bills and J4.81'4 for
sight drafts.
1IAH SIM Kit 13 0-lGd.
MoNhi 2'JS.I per eont.
Katoof discount In thoopoti market for both
short and throo-months'hlllN , .I > ® . | | ) orcitit
Amount ot bullion gene Into the Hank of
I.ngliind on b.uanco today , 18.00) .
ItoKton Stock .Market.
lloSTOV , M tsi , Nov 24Tho follow Ins were
the closing prices on stouks on the lloston
htoek marliet tod.iv :
Sun l "r inuUait j'Mliiliij ; QnotntlotiH.
SAN I'tUNi'isco. Oal. , Nov , 21. Dm olllolnl
closing OIK.tutlons . fur lululiu Btooka today
were as follows :
Now York Mlndi ; QttottitloiiH.
Nfcvv YOHK , Nov. 21. The following ara the
olosliu mlnliii ; Btook ( iiuitatlons.
Denver Mining KtookH.
, Nov. 21-Tho rollowlug list Is
St. Ijottls Mining Quotations.
ST. I.otm Mo , Nov. 24. The following are
Iho closing quotations ;
Admits . . . . . ! ' . < J il.lttlo Albert . 4
Anu'rlcnn ID Monlroso 1'lncer . . . II
lllaietnlllc 32V ) I'nt Mnrplif A
Central Silver . . . . 2I.V , Ann
Klltnboth Krt < "mall Hopes IK )
Urntilto .Mountain IvSu \uttia
OVAH * . Nov. 21.
Hecelpts today were : 57 cars of cattle , 1.20(1 (
head ; 13.1 cars of hogs. 8,741 head ; 11 cars of
sheep , 1,8.11 ho id , Tor the past two days re
ceipts \vcro2.vnoattlo. U2ilJ lie s , 2.70) ) sheep ,
isalnst 7s H cittl" . lf.7ll ) hogs , 1.20J sheep
Motid ly and Tuesday of last week.
C'ATTi.r With light receipts yesterday nnd
again todaf thu decrease so fur this WUUK
comp ued with lustamountH tooverriuiHJ betid.
Oirerlnus vvero largely coitimon , but the ru-
telpts Included about a do/en loads of corn-
fed cattle , or , rather moio correctly spo.iMng ,
e ittlu that had been "ivarmed up on coin.
The deniiiiid was pretty good but sellers wcto
slow to let go at buyers' bins which were from
4IOJ to.l iO. I'or this reason trading dragged
and the forenoon's business was compara
tively limited bornu fair weslein steers
brought it.uil but thu mipplv of westerns was
liuht. the r.ingo cavm being iibout over
\\hlluthoruwasiiovotv great show of life to
thu nnrkcr the tone was bettor nnd prices ,
although very low , were not iiuotnbly cllller-
ent from yeslerd ly.
lltilchorstock sold freely at steady to strong
prices for ilenlrablo lows and heifers. Medium
grades and eunners mo still Imlltrorent s.i e ,
at i.ither low nrlius I'nlr to good cows mo
selling from J..UJ to $ ' .10 , medium gnules
from $ l.7" > to } . ' . . ' "i and eanners fiom
Sl.OJ to tl.bj. I'nlvesshovvery llttlo chiiugo
from ( Jay to cl.iy , thestiply | being about equal
to thu demand Veal ealves are selling from
S4.UU to t''O , yoirllius from ai 00 to JIM.
Hulls , oven and stags , ire ijuotably steady ut
il till lo . ' . > .
The feeder market exhibited sotno svmp-
tonisof loluvonatlou today , and although the
trade Is still somenK.it limited , ilium seems to
boa bettor demand and It Is possible to soil
thu stock , although at very uns.itlsfactoty
lUures. botnu light steers that had h id a llt
tlo coin and were Rhlpncd in for beef sold for
tiliii to if- < j\ and wont to the country again as
feeders. 1'alt to good feeders are nnot iblo at
* . ' .2 * > to& ! 71 and thcro Isury lltllu demand
forstockersat 4I.7J to $ . ' .25. Kopresoutatlvo
.s.ile.s :
1 . 740 1 00 7'W ' 2 00 1. 740 2 CO
J . 740 2 00 2 00 1. h''O 20"j
1.J
14 . Mo 2 15 2 25 1.I. MO 840
3 . 73,1 2 40 2 41) I. . 05J 2 1J
10. 10J1 2 00 Gl DoS 2 ( > 3
1JI'r.
WKSTtllN C\TTI.E.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
HE1IIIASKA CATTLE ,
Kllngm in llros.
Ibull. . . . 1.100 1 23 1 bull . . . . 1610 1 51
.Mmlls. . . . 1050 1 K > 7steels. . . , I1S8 2 00
1 feeder . . 1U10 2 OJ 1 footlor . . . . fcbO 2 10
10 feeders. . 810 2 CO
G. 11. Wilson.
6J feeders . 800 2 05
WIOMI.NO CATTLE.
C O. McoKs.
Icow 1150 250 lOstoers. . . 1187'II 00
1 steer. . . . .11 JO ,1 OJ 75 Moors . . .mr > J 00
\ \ . Thompson.
2 steers..1105 25 , ) 7 cows 1184 2 CO
J. Howes.
Jsteer. 1100 250 4co\\s UuJ 200
Al baulsbcrry.
1 cow 1030 2 00
0. 11. Kammou.
2 cows 010 2 00
0. Wldnoi.
4 cows . . . ! 07 2 CO
COI.OUADO c vrrr.E.
John Lord.
40 feeders. . 020 1 OJ' .
Hnnb Dc.tluiaRcncially uero looMntf for > i
he.ivy run today , so that the eompar.itivoly
llKht receipts of 11. cars were soinowh.it In the
imtuioof u surprise The quality , too. Has
oNcoutlotttilly oed , but foul lo.ids out of the
l.l.'c.irs avord.'in loss tlinii 2JO Ibs. while over
two-thirds of the loads NolKhcd 8" 0 Ibs. or bet
tor. Heeolpts holtiB lighter than expected ,
and the h uno boln true of C'hleaio , the in.u-
Ket opened \\lth u .cooil demand , and with
pi Ices steady to htron compared with \cstot-
dny , The best heavy ho s sold hugely at
from JJbJ to $170 , and light and mixed lo.uls
at fiom 4150 totl..V > . It was u good actlvo
mutlvot fiom the Htatt , prices apparently
Hlillonliu as the nioinliu advanced , iilthoii.'li
sales made at the extreme olosouiciiot
iiuotably stioncor tliun those made o irller In
the day. Althoiuh so\cr.il trains woio Into
in arriving , the ho'h sold about as fast
penswero practically cleared , the hulk hell-
U8 they \\aia unlo.idod , and by noon the
lilt' at if.1,55 to t MM , aKainst JI 50 to J I.b5 j ostor-
day with the ironur U nvor.in'o $ .1 o'J ' or a shade
bolter than ycbtoulay. Iteiiresentatho b lies :
10 . nrifl 3 M 60 . . . .312 370
60 . . . 2M a 0,1
riosANU itotimi.
1 ClW 373 4 177 .ISO
2. . . . lil nCO t . Si 323
10 . . .127 310 60 133 325
12. . . . 110 3 13
PiiKKr-Kcpclpti wcro liberal , but the bullc
of thorn wore notofTotcd foraale. Homo native
Mockers xold for t.123 and a bunch of common
western w others brought M.50. Tlio demand
continues good with prices steady , Kopro-
( tentative sales :
No. Av. 1'r.
77 native stoeknri , . . . ( XI M 2ft
100 western wethers . . . . . 8J J CO
Chicago Ijlvo Motile .Murkot.
CmrMno , III. , Nov 24 tPneolal Telegram to
Tut : lli.c.l Tr.iilo was ijulut and thu ( tuy's
work was donu on a bnslw of former quota
tions , thou h In aiitlclpntlon of light receipts
for the next few days ( hero was u
somewhat llrmer fool'iijt ' nrnonit operatoM
generally. 1'ricos range from 7 : > o to
Jl.i'ft for loin old cows and bulls from
* o 00 to fUf > for cholco stoer- . but there was
not much trading below JI.MJ nnd a Htlll
smaller amount at over * l.7' > . 'I hero weio
only about 1.500 rangers , all of which were
emitted to Texas.
( lood to prlmu hcavv ho s sold a llttlo
stronger. Light and medium weights \\oto no
inorothiin stoady. There WIIM u liberal vol-
unto of sales t from * i..r > to $ .I.7J for poor to
prlmo light , at fiom * I 0 to J I ir , for medium
weights and at from ; ! , ! 70 toil , 05 for hei\ > .
Sales at bolter tliinMir. were comp ir.itlvely
few , thu DU'MUllMpi lues being fiom f.L' < 0 to
$ .LIIJ. Coiiiinou light hojs were much neg
lected. in fact all weights under 2. " > Ibs. wcro
dull. Culls soltl ut from JIM toil 00
The evening .lonrn il leportn1 C'ATTI.K
Ilecelplx , II.OJO } shipments. ' . ' .MM ; market
slow but steady ; natives. Ji403" > tl ; Te\an ,
8'.2ifl.'r > ; stockcrH t'.OXSi'nj cons , Jl 7MWU ) .
llOm-lueelpts. ( 4'UGO ) ; HhlpmentK. .1,000 ;
market actlvo and linvulnr ; lout-h anil
common. } l,4ivi ; Ui.-ip ; itkers nnd heavy mixed ,
* I 7" > < il ! . ( > , prime heavy and butcheis' weights.
l U3 ; prlmu lU' ' . . .
Slltfcl1 UucelptM. ( . . ( K ) i ; shipments , .VO ;
marUet active nnd lu idy ; ewis. f Omfil 2. " > ;
tinted. fl.lOK'iV , ; wethers , f I 0 < a.VJ5 west-
utli" ? IJiil4t5 : lambs ,
New York lilicMtoulc Market.
Nr.w Yfiitic. Nov 21 HI-KVI < Kecelpts , Ml
he. id all foroNpnrtandslanghtciors ; notr.ule.
feeling dull ; nressed beef , steady at fi'iB'Hie '
peril ) ; shipments today , 475 beeves ; tomorrow ,
J.V > 0 quartets of beef.
CA I , vi s Kecelpts , , ! ! " > ho id ; marl. ot steady ;
veals , J" > 007VJ per 100 Ibs ; grassers , i..OU ®
2.V > ; western c.ilv e . JJ r > OQ. . ' 75.
PllEi.p-Ueeolpts , DOS heail : marl.et steady ;
sheep , fl.'iii ( < J4 ( it'j ! lambx. SVdOitrn.Vl ; dressed
mutton , ste idy at 7Vsc per Ib. ; ( licssuil
lambs , slow at 8'i ' ® e
Hods Keiulpts H.748 head. Including six
car foi sile ; marUet steady at $ l.7ur.U
St. I onlH li\vo \ Stoolc Mnrlcots.
ST. I.outs. Mo , Nov. 24 CATTI.K Receipts
r.700 ; shipments , 400. .Market steady. Natives
L'-iOtfej-ti ) * : TOMIII and Indian btiors , f..K ©
2.70 ; cows , Jl.oOa- ! I.
HOCK Kecoi'jts. 7.0 0 ; shipments , 200. Market
steady. Heavy , Jl70lbj ; mixed , JjilJ7Uj : )
t , $ . ' .40iiJ.i5
Kccoiptt and liiHpo-ltlon of Stock.
Otllelal receipts and dNpnsltlon of stock as
shown by thu books of the Union Meek Yards
comp my , for thu tv.enly-four hours , ending at
f > o clock p. m. , November 24 , IsUl :
O3t 111,1
Cniintrr Produce.
Tons Pales are icportoJ at Me to 22c.
Stilctly fresh e ( ! v\lll bilng the outshlo
prko.
Pom.Tiiv ChlcKons dull. 07o ! ducUs and
geeso. ItxSl.'c : ttttUoys , I carc.
Durri it I'.ilr country butter soils In round
lots lH'Oe . . ' .
ui ® ; f.iney , l-W.-V.
OMC ( J.inad.i ceese , 8Bfl'7.00 : small
( ? ccse , $ )50 ) < t500 : prairie chickens , ifl , r > l ® " > 00 :
K rouse. $1 00 ; mallard ducks. .M.UO ; bltto winired
te.il , $1.75 ; green vvln od te.il , * 15J : mixed
ducks , $1.25 ; jack rabhlls , $ J.liOl 5J ; small.
$1 2 ® l 50 : qn.ill , 81 75 ® .00 ; JacL snipe , * 1.2./(6
1.50 ; p'ovor , 7icfiiilOj ; Kolden plover , fl 85 ®
1/iU ; squirrels tl W.&l.'l'i ; deersuddlcs. 15lbc
per Ib. : dbet cjrcassos , lPlle : antelope sad
dles , 14l5c ; carcasses , 1 < ® 1UC.
Oiiuihu HnlcH and Tallow.
No 1 crean salted hides , 4y4lic ; No 2
Kroen silted hides. 'Hje ; No 1 vicen salted
hides. 25 to 40 Ihs. 4'A4'jo ; o. Screun s.iltod
hides. 5 to 40 Ihs. U'Se ' ; No I vo il calf. 8 to 15
Ihs , Oo : No 2 ve.il e Uf , .1 to 1C Ihs. 4c ; No. 1 dry
lllnt hides , B7c ; No. 2 dry flint hides , So ; No.
1 drv s ilted hides. 5ffilc.
Tallow. Nor I. J e ; tallow. No 2 , lie : eroiso ,
white A , 44Se ; Kro IBO. vvhito II. J'/JCfj ' o ;
Krc iso , y ollow , .Ic ; re ise , d.irK , 2'Jo ' : old btit-
ter , 2J'jc ' ; beeswax , prlmo , lbti.5c ; rough tal
low , l4'c.
Flour.
Omaha Milling company : Reliance , Patent ,
1270 ; InvltiLlhlo. Palent.01 ; l.ono bur , Su-
iiorlath o , $ ' 'JJ : faiuvvllaUe , SJ.OJ : 1'ancy ram-
b. \ \ Oilman's field Mortal , W.70 ; Snow White ,
$ J.4J ; Snow Hake. S..OO ; low ct-ide. $ .CO : Queen
of the Pantrv. $ . ' .R ) ; Minnesota .Superlative ,
2.7'i ; bum. ill 10 ; chopped feud , J.'OUU.
A very small pill , but a vorv " good ono. Do-
Witt' s llttlo Early KUow.
YAMCEK DUOIlLK < IXI > 1HXII" .
Confc'ilprato Veterans Hvprcss Tliom-
belvcs on the Fine QucNtion.
AunusTt , Ua , Nov. SI , Confederate Vot-
orans' day at the Aupusta oxposltloti was ttio
biugost day the o'ejiobitlon has yet onjoyod.
General Wade Hampton of South Carolina
and Alexander Lvton , ex-minister to Aus
tralia uttdor Cleveland , were the distin
guished pucsts of the dav. Mention was
made on several occasions during the day of
thoiQccnt letter of the comtnandor of the
Grand Aimy of the Republic about coufodor-
ute llacs. The tenor of these \\as that the
south's loyalty to tbo Hup of this country
could not oo quostionod. It was hail oil at
homo and abtoad by Americans with the
same fervor aim prldo whether they lived
north or south , but men who followed tbo
confodotnte Hag In the bloodiest war the
world has ever known nnd made n iccord ot
valor anil hoiolsm that was unprecedented ,
would never cease to hail those laltoiod Uaus
with loveionc'o. They would never bo
cravens enough to turn their backs upon
tbclr glorious record and memories of the
past , and the bravo soldiers of tbo noith
would never expect it. This is otto coutttty.
The sarspiugleil banner and the bonny blue
Hag are waved from the stage on public oc-
slons in the north ati'l In the houtli. Dixie
and Yankee Doodle are choetoil with equal
coidialily. It comes with ill-craeo , therefore ,
and liovonil the spirit of the day , ( or any dis
cordant tune to be hounded when on occasions
of reunion confederate veterans biintr out
their old tmttlcllncs and hall thorn with un
covered lioadb and glad acclaim.
A sham battle was engaged In by the artil
lery , cavalry and infantry , mid attracted
vorv largo crowds. Nobody was hurt and It
ended \\ithout a single casualty. Special ef
fort is bslitg made to bring Giovcr Cleveland
to Augusta , and telegrams woio soul him lust
night by General Wade Hampton and ( Jon-
mil A , it , Lawtou , assuring him of thowoith
o thee xposltlon and urging him to come.
Its I < \u ( > lliMit QnnlltloH
Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy byrup of Tigs It is
pleuslni ; to the eve and to the tusto , and oy
gently noting on tlio klduoys , liver and bowels -
els , It t'lounses the system cIToctuully , thoio-
bv piomotlug thu health and comfort of all
who use It.
\\lNTi3U TOU1IS
To Kniiitnof IjandH vin tlio
Itotito.
Tlio Wub.ish nro now soiling- round
trip tickets good returning Juno 1 ,
IbOU , lo all tlio winter resorts in Ton-
nchsuo. MitJHissippi , Aliib.iinn , Georgia ,
Florida , North nnd Sotitti Ciiroliim ,
Louiwiiuiii , Atluiiisiia and TOMIH ,
The milehobt and hu&t ronto to the
Hot SprlngH of ArUiinsiis. For tiukets
and full Inforintttion in regard to rout OH
otiht oi-boulh fall at Wabash otlluo , 1602
Furnnm Htreot , or write O. N. Clayton ,
N. W , I'IIBS. Agt.
1'ruinpt Hi-1 IP r I Iliitf C urr.
I wllln-ml w ileil I r * to any
utfrnr u iireMtrijitlun toenlurite
mall , wittV inrti A [ Hnhl- " -
KH 11VI Bl- l * i Mt MiniliiMMl , tml ; i ! iii
lv U ol BwH H > itrlt ic It * . liiiiM ( * iirj.
> ( , I WUif UtmiJCUAtt.t. . . UAltf , Lvi 14 , uutbbil , U. ,
OMAHA
i ? OIK
uimuuio dlHI
DIRECTORY.
HAOS AXt ) Y'M7iV SL
Boinis Oinaba Bag Oo.
Importer ! , tin I Mumifie-
urku llurlnpi nail
Tnlao
A. II. Porri o & Oo. M , 0. D.ixon ,
KM Po.tKO Street. lllcjcloi feM on inonthlr
p irmcnt *
Sonit for our
niul prlcai l.-J N 15th street.
v J1L\JKUS anil STATIOXXKS
Ackcnnnn Brothers & Hointzs ,
Printers , bliulors , uljctrotyiur ) . tlvi bjk nnna-
facturori
Hill llon.ir.l utroot , Oumhi
HOOTS A XI ) SllOUS
Morac-Oco Shoa
HIM llowanl Direct
Knctor , eorncr lltti nail IhiiuU' Slrett
\V * nnSI it clos i t > rlo , > < to p\ < ! i titiron , nal
Itm Blim of u m l which H rorjr nil-
n'llu wltli in TO tin n t.t.
Williams , Vim Aor- Kirkeiulall , Jonos& 0 o
nain & Harte \Vhnlnii\loManilfictnr rl
Akiontifor lloiton Itnli-
1213 llnrnoir trJ3t. twr Mh o Co III' ' . ' 1101 ,
1 turner rtroot
Omalm Nob.
110XKS
John L. Wilkio , Louis Holler ,
Onmlm pnpor box factory nutcliori nn I l'ie < or
Tool i an 1 mipplloi I'J
1St'i A St Miry'n Ave , ho < nnd sheep cMlnri
Ordera promptly flllo 1 Hit-llM JRJUOII traot
1 r in A its.
W. T. Soamau , West & Fritscbor ,
Munufncturoi ilnoctunrs ,
Omnlm's Largest Variety Jotbcrjof loaf tibicoo.
WAGONS AND
' .
I MtHIAOlH 1011 I'nrnnm Street.
Cockroll Bros IF , 0. Swnrtz fe Co. ,
llrokori itmlrt h biijpri. I MrokcM.Oraln.l'rOYMom
I'rlriito wlroi to New etc I'rlfnta wlra to St.
York , ClilenKO. A i t I IxMilsmnU'Mcn > Koala
l ut. | 10-IS lloircl of 7 , Iliitnl nf Trnilo.Unmltit ,
Trnilc. KxclinngabMV , Um h
MILLIXEKY AND XO11OXS.
0. A. Stouohill , I. Oborfohlor & Oo. ,
Importers nml Inbbor * In
Millinery , Notlotn.Clonki
Ktc. Millinery
203 210 nml UU South Iltll
110-113--I ICtliSt , Onmln btreet
MUSICAL JNijTItUMKX'J'S , 1WG.
Max Hoyor & Bro Oo A. IIosps , Jr. ,
M'f Kjo cler < , dealers tn Haiio' , Orgnnt , Artliti *
muMlcil Instrument } , Mnterlnli , Kta
etc
Knrrmm nml IGth 1M1 Doimlis Street
OYSTBRa | OILS.
Platt & 03. , Oonsolithtod Tank
Otcr , Klsh nnd Celery , Liuo Oo.
311 South lOlh SI llellne.l . nnd lubrlcntlaz
Dtivltl Cole Mnim er. ell , nile urei u , oto.
1' HO I ) UL'ltl ,
Ribbel & Smith , Sobroodor < fe Oo. ,
Dealers In country prod * CnMi baycn butter an !
lite , fruit * , voicutnblcJ , egv t nnd Kcno .il *
etc mlinlon liierelnnti
1207 Hownrd Street. ti.lsuiltli llth btreot.
-i
Robert Purvis , Branch & Oo. ,
1217Hoirnrd Street. Proiluce , fruits of nil
Write for prlcoi on but
ter , CKK3 poultry , and klnd , oysters ,
Kline 13th nad llnrney Btrootv
Kirscbbruun & Sons , Jas. A. Olarki Oo ,
Ilutter , cheese , cjli
Ilnttcr , eKKs nmt poultry
poultry nnd game
lOTHownrdStraat. WJ'-outh Uth Street.
PAL'Eli. oooj)3
Carpenter Paper Oo , , Omaha EubborOo , ,
Cirry n full stock of M-uiufnctiirers nnd Jobbers -
printing , wrnpplnir nml bors nil klnJi rubliur
writing pnpor , curd pa- Kooili
pur , etc. Ti.M hnrnlin Rtreot.
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Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes ,
Pcod growcrj , ( Ionian In Stoves repnlr. . of nil klnJI
Kiinlen Krnsi , crnln nnj Cookmiml lloalc'M
tree oeli for flftlo.
(21-UI South IStti. (013 Dili Stroot.
SASH , JQ01tS , JiLlNDS. E'lG
M. A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash &DoorOo
Mamilncturcn of mill , Muaiifnotnrorsof mould *
do on. bll a ( I s nnd Inm , bllaiH. ( loon , uto.
moulding' Ilrnncli of- Olllto :
co , l.'th nnd Izird Sit Itoom 4 j lloo
K'lEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Eugino & A , L , Strang & SOM ,
Pump 03.
, lOW-IOOl Knrmm Street ,
Ilnllldiir Wind Mllli.
OlSniul'JM lonoi StroiBt.
Oninhn Nab
U h Itoss , H
'IEA , COFFEE , SPICES ,
Consolidated Oofleo
Company ,
llUnnd Hlo llnrnor St ,
Oamlm , Neb
10VS. 11ILLIAJWS.
II. Hardy Oo. , ThoBrunswick-
Toy , dollf , nlbiinn , Balko-Oollonder Oo , ,
fnncy KOO < U. house fnr- llllll inl mcrchnndlao.
nl < hliU KOO 11 , clillil- hiilnon tlxturoi.
pon's cnrrlniic" Ml , iVi H IDtli Struot ,
UI'J Hirniim H treat.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED
A. D. Bo/or & Oo , , Hunter & Green ,
-W Kxclmn.'O UiilldliiK , M UxelmtiKU llalldlag ,
South Oicnlin. Sc'iitli Omaha.
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THE OPTICAL
NEW HOUSE
OK TUB
ALOE & PENFOLD
Practical Opticians
And branch of world renowned option ! eitnbllih >
metitnfA H Alee ft Co , hi I.ouls Our method U
luperlor to all otherii our Icniit are superior , Will
not wonrjr or tire the 0701 'Ibj frnnu'i prupeil/
( Uatod to tba fate
Eyes Tested Proo of Clmrffo.
Prices Low for First -class Goods.
TIIK ALOK & P UNFOLD CO ,
111 S loth St , next door to P. O. ,
Crol.rhton { lllook.
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
NOB. 2 end 4 Sherman St. .
Hoomi CO & CO CHICAGO.
M rncllltlim forlholmnillliiKof Blilpmnuti
pi ( , ruin , HoMuuJ Hai HiMils ilururcoco Cora
Kxilmnvu und American Kxcluingn Kutlonal liLk !
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full iwrtluulura fur lioma titrm . I'lll.l' ' ut cbaruO , .
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