THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , NTVEMUEU ( ) 20 , 1801-SJXTEEN PAGES. ii
HIE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
Not Much Ohango in the Oinditlon of the
Markets ,
LOCAL COLLECTIONS NONE TOO 'GOOD.
Tlin Jobbing IttislncH of Om.ilin In a
Bloat Sntlsl'.iotory Condition , With
Good I'l-osncctn fi > r
nnilVlntor Trade.
Conditions prevailing In losal trade circle *
bnvo shown llttlo or no chan o the past week.
The retail tr.ido In sono : lines Is rjulto ( 'ood ,
as noted n WCOK ngo , whllo otliow which HM
not so much affected by the near nporonch of
uititor romaln about statlounrv.
Complaints of slow collections are stilt
board In the city. Consumers do not appear
Inclined to buy very freely , but only ai tliolr
immediate roiiulromonts iiomand.
The ] ol ) lng trade Is llrst clais In most
ovary line , and In u good many lines houses
are rushed to nil ardors. This Is n most
er.itlfylng condition of affair ? for the jobbers
nml is of no small moment to the city. The
projects In this branch of business nto cer
tainly very Uniterm and t-'lvo uiomiso of
theio bciiiR an nctlvu trade all through the
winter and spring.
\VlillononioDcctloniof tlio country have
been tiuxlng qulto freely they will all icquiru
moro goods as the fanners dltpoao of tholr
coin und lay In tholr winter supplies of
eooda.
' 1 ho damp weather ol the past weolt was
not all bonollclal to the farmers \vno are try
ing to get thulr corn dilod out sulllrlcntly to
jmt It on the mnrUot. Cola and fioc/ing
\\cathor would bo very welcome to them and
would tend to ntlnuiliito the movement of
coin and liltowiso help business.
The Omaha u-raln mnrlcot has boon fairly
ncllvo durini ; the week , although there were
no special f CM Urn's of interest. Sales on
Komo days wrro very large , and the dally
transactions averaged iveli for a now market.
At Chicago the most Important ( eituro of
the grain market was the deal in November
corn.
In Now York , says the Bulletin , there
docs not appear to bo much , if anv , change
In the situation In hardware , according to
current run of ruports. Fiom some sections
ngcnts nro Hmding in pretty good orders ,
and fiorn others they obtain very little cus
torn , showing that the demana Is still Irreg
ular , and It may bo added that all testimony
Indicates a very Independent fooling among
buyers. Their calls are simply for assort
ment , and , lilHni ? out ttiat , they are satisfied
to rellro and remain passive until now wants
arise. Kxport trade is somewhat disturbed
by political and financial uinicultlos in the
South American stales. On prices wo lcr.ru
of no Important variations.
In dry goods , says tuu same authority , tlio
market has undergone n change for the bet
ter. This has been remarked moro in the In
creased intciost extended by purchasers
than In any tadlcal demand for merchandise
or changes In prices. For immediate and
near wunts the loquost has boon from a
gioator number of huvois and larger quan
tities have been called lor. Of nil descrip
tions of goods thn stocks being carried by
Jobbers ate of a smaller uvcrago than at the
tame tlimi In some years , and they cannot bo
induced to increase them because goods mo
cheap. The clearing up of remnant stocks
cannot bo effected at n moderate concession
in prices , und as the margin of profit ts so
iiarrow.it In not HUcl v t hut Itnponnnt transac
tions can bo effeeted. Thorofoio holilets of
autumn and winter goods will have to carry
them over or tlio knife must go in veiy deep.
As the holiday season is in sight , and that
is to bo followed by the inventorying of
stocks , all blanches of tlio Jobbing trade mo
making extra efforts to reduce tholr holdings
of it seasonable character to the lowest
amount possible. . As usual , this will result
in some coeds being sold very cheap , but as
the experience of the successful few has
demonstrated the soundness of such a policy ,
every succeeding season finds that the prac
tice is adopted Dy n greater number. Ills
the only manner in which those doing busi
ness in goods of perishable vatuo can suc
ceed.
In Now York pretty much all testimony nt
hand tends to voltorato and confirm the idea
that no speculative feeling is cntoitnlnud at
the consuming end of the grocery marmot.
There nro piobably quite as many staple
giocories called foras usual , with an increase
in the demand for fancies common to the
season , but btijors who only see use for n
pound cannot bo induced to take seventeen
ounces , because they simply appear to bo
cheap or hand.t to have In the house , and nil
the lest of the market back to oiiglnal bulk
lots ate handled piotty much In the same
way , and It makes trade n llttlo
slow nt limes. Opeiators , however ,
linvo hocomo pretty well used to
the foim of deal , and do not waste
much time In seeking to force now methods ,
but keep a sharp lookout for all demand
naturally developing. Sugars are generally
well held , and importers ot raws do not expect
to bo called upon to surrender advantages
for some time. Molasses selling very well ,
with some chance for sirups. Hico has full
nverago trade call'and at well unstained
intcs. Spices aio the worst on the list , but
owners Ucop them fiom piossing. Tens
n toady , u ith some promise of Increased de
mand. Cotton Mill disturbed by Brazilian
political troubles , hut a pretty good con
sumption going on all the while , and hopes
of moro trade to como are entertained.
o.u.i//a r.it'K fiioutt M
OMAltt. Nov. 23.
The week closes with a very llBht run ote it-
lie , a heavy run of hops , no cheep and no
hnisus , tin ) nllluliil receipts being 8'hiMttlu ' and
1U > ( hoist. Iti-eolpts for the week foot up H..II1
cattle , -t'l.TOI hOKS and It.'JSl sbeen , agi-.lnst 1(1,101 (
cattle. 4H.7.I7 lions anil 4'Jill ' slieop last week ,
and ! > , .MU I'uttlo. 11,701 IIOKS and Ii08 bhcop for
the same week last vo ir.
LUni.K-liecolpts wore lljiht , IH cars the
lightest run In about two months. There were
lo-a than a do/on loads of beef eattlo among
the olferlngs , but somn of them were pretty
peed nnd with 'in aetlvo demand from the
diessi'd I'i'of men business was active , with
prices strong to lOo higher than josterday.
fcoiiio inther liisht stuff sold around iHU ) to
f L.Lf. uhllosim-ral toiidsof protly uood coin-
fed beoxos Mild fiom II.Vi to fl.li. i I'or the paHt
three days the market bus been In pretty vood
t-luipe. the advance- since Wednesday has been
from He lo'-'H' , This Is especially true of the
moio deshablo trades , the commoner stock
does not hhouu xury gioiit ehanijo , although
It Is SIIOIIK compared with a nook ago.
llutelior.stoeU u as only In moderate supply ,
nltli the qunllty tolerably u-ood , althoiiKli
theru was tlio usual supply of Inferior stock.
1'rlces were about ft to lOc hluhor than yester
day all around and U did not take lone for the
meaner terolpts to eliamso lmnls. : Infrrlor
to very isood cimssold froinJMU tot..ui , with
the bulk of the Hales from JI.TS to * J M Hulls
nnd stnus sold about us usual , from Jl .M ) tu
K'.no. and oahos on the basis of i-LM to $4 T ; > for
\eals and il DU to J..5J for neither \eU nor
bi'ef
The Htookar nnd feeder trade xvas flat.
Ihuro XM-roonly a few nutsldo buyers and tlio
biipiily was Indlireient both as to qualltv and
( innnllty. Hardly onoiiRh fins miss wiis'duno
toostalillsh qiiotatloiiii , but xvlth the rccoTlt
iiibanco In beef cattle \ allies the chances are
that Kood feeders would soil stromor The
bulk of the sales today wore from $ l.7i to t , ' 83.
Itopiesentatuosalts :
I tccr . 1JM n 21 10 cows 021 3 51
7 calx-i-s . 108 3 OJ
lallltu
Hods Hccclpts xvcro the heaviest of the
week , thn week's receipts fuoting up abont the
sntno as lust xviiok. Tim nn itlty Is still Rid
nnd the axrr.uu wcUlit uf thu liogs xvlll run
uloso to aiiO punnds fir ) thn xvci-k. Ilnslhess
opened up very much ns It did rrlilny mum-
Inxvith prices ste uly to strong. I.arly re
ceipts xvuro only botxxi-oti sixty and eighty
cam , bunco bus ness xvas brisk. The Inst
bun vy htus sold lantuiy at fruin t-l.7i ) to
with ono loud uM.IHS IUht and mixed lio-s
nold must from K > 0 to M.0. Some very cum-
inon light slu IT * old 119 low us ( rum f c'i tott..lO.
Iiiito trains vole liu .uly of hu.-s. un I xxhun It
hoc HMO nppirunt that there would be moro
than cumuli tu till orders buyers wore nut so
anxious , nil Iho market xvo ikcnod. A bunt this
tlmo ndxlim fiom ( lilc igu lulil uf an easier
closing tliore. and Into salus xxoro a Hli.ado to
r.o lower than thu early in irkot and u train of
slxteun cms thut arrixod asliurt time linforu
! li 'cluck , did not an I ut nil Thr bnl't ' uf the
salt's xx-ioat ( from Md5 tu tl 75 against JI'V ) to
Ji.r > yi'slurdiiy , the geni-ralm irkot uviMiiglng
up M OH uru shade better than yustotday.
iteiiresentullvu H nos :
( tooeipt-t anil OiHpo.ltion of Stnulc.
Ofllcial receipts and ilUposltlon of stock as
shoxvn by the books of the Union block Yards
comp my , for the twenty-Tour hours , ending at
5o'clock p. m. , November S8 , IsOl :
Dlbl'OblTION. '
Chicago Ijivo block Alnrket.
OIIICAOO , III. , Nov. 28 [ Spoolal Tolosram to
THE llKi.l 1'ho S.OJO outtlo on s ilo ted ly xvoro
quickly disposed of and at ntllf prleus. The
ullinliiKS dill not Include much that xv.is do-
slrable , but "ovorythliu xxent. " C'oixs and
bullxvoru quoted at from JI.UO tu $ UK ) , stocKers -
ors .mil feeneis 11.05 toil 1anil dressed beef
nnil shipping stools $ .LOJ to ibS" > As to ranuo
cattle , the market ts noniln il at from $1 75 to
Ul.lo for xvesteras , and nt from { ! . . ' * > toila * > for
Tuxans. Vualcalxos xxoio In small supply
anil sold stronger , They \xero quoted at from
JJ.OO to f".S5. There has ueen a steady K adual
btrciiKthcnln , ; of prices all the % xouk , and uiu-
sent iiiiotatlnns bhoxv an adx anco of from I'm
to S5c per 100 Ibs The ran jo ( if vanotles was
not quite as bleu as the oponlng ot business
yesteiday , but the m irkot xvas stronger than
then.
Today's receipts of hos fell soxeial thon-
siml short of the number looked for anil thu
quotations xxoroal fiomJICito $ i.T ) for poor
to choice Hjrht. M 50 to WJ. > for medium
welKbts and at trom $ l.ro to il 10 for heavy.
This Is an advance on last xxeok's closing
prices of fiom fie to lt > o per ICO Ibs. which
Issciueoiy ns marked a sain as mlKht huvu
Uuen uvpei-ted to tosiilt from u decrease In thu
receipts of d-.uuo hoail.
The ! 2\inliiK ! Journil reports : OATTI.K
Itorolpts , S.OJO ; bhlnmunts. 1M ) ) ; market
aetlvo and stronger. Poduy'ii sales : Nallxos ,
* ) .4ThI.S5 ; Toxiins , { . ' .15. toxxs , il.lOia''SJ.
lions Receipts , J,000 ) ; siitnments , 1,000 ;
in a r lie I opened stroin ; , eloped 5 > iCIOc lower ;
icuiL-li nnil comiiion. Jl.JiKt..l.ba ( : pickers and
blilioi | | ) > , J lA fci'Ii ; prlino he ivy and hutellers'
wulKhts * l 00(161.111 ( ; ll 'it. ' il.-S I 75.
SHI.M' lieeeliits , 2,000 ; shipments , none ;
nmrvot steady ; iiutlxo oxxes. J-OJSI 10 ; mixed ,
} 4..1.wr4 ( n , xvcthers f I 5.3 JJ ; xvcsteins. Jl 3J ®
4.bO ; Toxutis , il.4)ai.'iO ( : Iambi , } J 5J < Qr > 10.
ICiuisus City l.lvi ) > took M irkot.
KANSAS ( Jirr. Mo. Noxaj. . CHrtr.E lti > -
celiits , 2.0JO : shlpiiioiits .110 : in irket strong
to IDo hiithor for the best , others ste uly ,
bteors , * 1 50101.00 ; cuxxa , $ .Vi5i40 ; rtookera
and feeders , if..SiJil.tM.
llotis Kc-celpts , 10..IO ] ; shlninentsOlO ; iiinr-
kct uponoil 5c loxxor , eloiid 5e tu lOo lower ;
bulk , Y-.b5TlilUJ ; nil ( jriidos. $ i.JViji. ) < )0. )
binKi- : Uecnlits.)00 | ; slilpnientH , DOe ; inarUct
stonily and tineli.uu'uil.
St. Ijoiiis Ijixo StooK Alnrlccts.
ST , I.ouis , Mo , Nov. Si OAT n.n Itocolpts ,
1.200 ; shipments..100 ! : miirket stonily tu stton ;
natlx-os , JluOj/f5 IJ ; Texan and Inillun steots ,
quality pour , * . ' .U > iiJ.W ; TOMUI and Indian
eunnurs , tLd'/ii--.V
Small In size , grout in results ; UoWitt's
IttlelCaili' U Jjri . Dost pill for constipa
tion , host for sielc headache , bo.it for sour
stomach.
TNrtTUUMKNTd place on rooorJ November
JL as , 18JI :
XVAIIHANTV DEEDS.
A ndroxv Net ell nnd xvlfo tu M J King ,
lot I.I , ulocU 4 , Central park . . . . 000
H. \\iiiiauoitli , ot nl to biumiol How-
ley , lot 1 , bloi-U 17 , HltchoucU'H 1st
nilii l.COO
J K I'liicU et ul. to .Mury Iliirthiinr , luts
28. SI. und SI , hlu-k 4 , Vnssiir nlaco . . 750
Alice Drown and husbiinil to Olof Hun" ,
lot 7. hlocuSI. Orc-liiird Mill . . . 2,000
O lliiii : ; nnd xxlfo to John \Vohor , hiimo . 2UOO
.1 O Chrlstonsiin to lihunnaJlirisli ) < neii ,
u ,11 feet uf u ( feut lut li'i. Mlllurd &
Uo'Hiuld , o't lot 1.1. lilot'lc u , Lincoln
tiliicu and lot 10 , hluuk 4 , Wlllluui
lliiiicdorii'H adit 1
Ii. \ \ . nml II. A. McCraxv to.John U'eber ,
lot in. KVIIIIH' iidil 2,500
W I Klupiteiid und xxlfo to S J Doxvoy ,
lots 11 nnd I. ' , hioolc SI , Kount o uluco. 8.0JO
0. A , Komptun nnd husband tu W. II.
( lutes. lul2S , Kcinptim Height ! ) . . . . . . 250
\V. II. Gutos und xvltu tu lluniuh Uutioy ,
Biiino COO
II v run Stunbcry tu K 1C Stoxvc , i ! 2S feet
lot 1 > und uli II , lnojU | , Miiyno plac-u. 5.00J
U K Mowe to Walter llioen , uiullv 11.
sunic 2.5JO
guirctAtM Diits. ;
Homo Investment company to O M
1'oxTor , lot 17 , block , Huluiuon's udd. 1
J 1' Hey d. slier I IT , to J A Whnlen. n 4 %
feet of xx UV , fuut lot 81 anil s ; > fuel of
wlkSii ftet lot JO. llartinun'a add . 1,170
Same to A & I'adduvk , lot 85. block 5 ,
I'adiloi k plaiu . . 400
fnmo tu llenrluttu Thede , lot 10 , Wlrts *
siibillv. . . to
II tvichssc , cpeclal master , kame , lot 15 ,
samu . . . . . . 75
bnmo tu James Wnlhli , lot 8 , blouk 1 ,
Mount DuitKlas . 107
Total amount of transfers . t 27 , Ml
Thu Oltl nnil Ilio New.
"Of course it hurts , out you must grin nnd
bear It , " U Iho old time consolation given to
persons troubled xvith rhounmiUm , "If you
will take the trouble to dampen a ploco of
flannel \\lth Chamberlain's I'oln Unlm and
bind it over the seat of pain your rheuma
tism will disappear , " is the modern and
much more BatUfactory advlco. 50 cent bottles
tlesor tale by druggists.
THE SP COLA FIVE MIRIIETS ,
Limited Oparations in Wheat With a Weak
ening TetiUnoy ,
SLIGHT R-ACTION OF THE RECESSION.
Stiicc7.o | I'orNbviMiilirr Corn Grnilu.illy
Subsiding , MioriH ll.ulni ; Gen
erally Covri-cd Activity in
Stocks unit ftomts.
CHICAGO , III . Nov. S3 The wlio.it m-irkot
iniulu a llttlo slmxv of strength uurly In tlio
ilny , m tlnlvun sonio hUhor private cables
anil riimursuf a oold xv ivu funning III tliu
northxvcat and throttonliu wuvthur In Oio
winter wlio it ration Tor n tlinu than xvas a
fair amount of buyliu. largely by tlio short
Interest , iiinl Dcci'inhcr touched 0.1 < sc anil May
Jl.oo'j ' Hut the business was exceedingly dull
anil In the absence of buyers lie ivl-
ness soon rnlo I , fullo.ved quickly by
decided xveakiiOHS S > mo of tlio I'arlv
buyer * begun to nnioiil their purchases
ana short sutlers commoncud to haintiii'r the
iimrliot. I'ardrldgu und t'mluhy. xxho had
bi'cn goo 1 buyer * ourly , aftorxxards sold con *
oronsly. uicl the marki < t falling to got much
s'lpoort , pi cos soon gixo way. December
touching IK. " jc- and May ( li'iI'hcro xv ts nu
llfuor anliaatlon In tlio tr i It- and the xvuak-
nuss was moro the n--ult of the dullness than
any especially licailsh foitnros ulileli xveiu
duxelupcd. I he board's o.ir.y ' 'allies xxcru mi-
di'i-liihuruhlc , but prl\ ito uiHIcos wuru that
foreign markets wuru sttonger I'liort1 was a
slight reaction aftur the recess'on to the llg-
uius last quoted , but thcruxx isrutioxvod wo u.-
iiussdnrliu the last hour , Decemiioi going to
llS'scaiul May lulH'oP on the reports of loxvei
prices at Horlln and Antwerp I'bo close w is
Htoady ut OJ'iO for Dec-umber and I'O'io ' for
May.
Corn WHS wo ik and loxxor : the sqiu-o/o for
Noxumbor suemeil to bo grulimlly s ihsldlng.
Miorts h. vo ulthur generally eoxuiedor liaxo
rcKolxod to slim ! out and face the cense
quences. At the start Micro xvoro sellers
at Tlio , but there xxoro no tr.nii.it tlons
until It had fallun lo 7Jcami lln.illy at Wio.
There U a rumor lh.it shorts will tcmk'i now
No ' . ' on tholr contriotslth xuiy light
tr HIM ictions and no incitement the close was
st' ) uly atdsc It was inmureil that the xxeiik-
ness on this fiiontli was duo to tlio only ro-
niiilnlng heaxy shoi ts b.ivliu' soatlud xxllh the
clique. At any rate , the closing prlto shown a
docrcaso of ISc pur bushel c-omp irod ultb the
opening | ) iico of yustorday. The drforiuil
futures xxuru also xvuak. .May oponi'd itn-
ehangod at 41c. tout-hod 4)'Bo ' , xxo.ikunud to
3."ii' and closed at UV- .
O.its xxuruory dull and closed He lower
th in on yestoidiy. With largo iccelpts of
hogs at the y.uns and prices from ID , , to l" > o
lower : with grains wo ikor and \\ltli an 1m-
monso stock of poi k on hanil. prox Islons xxere
naturally weak. J'ho lomlcnuy was slowly
ilownw.ird through the suasion and the closi )
\xas at about Inside lUuros.
The loading iiuiiros ranged as tolloxxs :
G.'o ; No. 4 , f.o b , -4Jso. |
riiAXbUKli No. 1. IKiu.
TIMOIIIV bKhu I'tlme , tl.22
I'ouh. Mess pork , net bbl , fs.s ' .no : lard , per
cxxt. JlOOailO ; short ribs sliles ( loose ) . $ , ' > 10
< Bri 70 ; dry silted shoulders ( bo-ceill , } 4 l."i@lS5 ;
shot tele.ii Hlilesiboxoil ) . J" U" > QI UO.
Winsicnv Distillers' flnlshol uoods , per gal ,
91.18.
yi-nAits-Cut lo.if. 5 ® " ) 'a
OIIMNIJ rinn ; full ere unehedd r
flats llfjll'ic : Yonn Americas U'Siillc.
lliiii-s t'neh in.-eil ; heaxy and Ujjat Broen ,
silted r > c ; ureon hlili-i , .Ic , silted hull , 4'i'i6 '
4'jo ; ruen s Utotl c.ilf , UiiO'jo ; ilry Hint , to ;
dry s iltod hhlos. ( i@rc : di y c.ilf , sfe'Jo '
Tit t.oxx' Unuh.iiui'd ; No. I , so.hi packed
4c ; No. a , .1'iC ! caKe , 4'4o. '
New Viirlc Sl.irlcots.
Nnw Yoiiic , Nov. as. Kr.ouu Ilocolnts , 44,0' > 0
pkcs ; uxpoits , 17.140 bbls , 0,10) ) s mks ; mar
ket dull , n.noly sto.uly ; silos , IM5J bbls.
COIIN MI\J : I < owei , moro actlxo ; vollow
XMSlein , Jl.iiIOi.
WIIK4T Ueeo'pts , r.09.7l)0bu. ) ; exports.114,74r >
lin. : s lie- , , las > , OOJbu oftntiiies ; d..OJ ) bu of
spot , hpot maikot xveakui. dull ; No S ii'il.
* 1 li2 l.u')1tc In stoio und nlovatoi ; $ lJOO'i1i (
1.117'j .itlu.li : * l.0013'ai.0s'2 , f. o. b :
No J red , fl-OO1 , : ungraded red. Sc3 ! >
| I.10'4 ; > o. 1 northern , $ ' .01,01,011 ; No.
1 hard. * I.10 < , OI.1U' ' , ; No. a northern.
$ t.OI'86jl.OI' ' | . iiitK ] > ns iidMinced ' 10 to 'icon
xxestern weather repot ts ; declined 'tu to 1iO
on loner rubles and slack foreign lnlun.--.ts ;
closlnj ; tlull at ' 8o to ' { o under yo-itor lay. No
a ted , Nmomhur. closing at tl 053a ; liecombor ,
* l in'jifjl Od , closing ut t'.OO ' ; January , * I.07 1-1U
fiJI.OT'j. closliu at $ 1 OT'a ! I'ubrunrv. * l.s78 ( ©
1.01) ) ' , closing at I.Us1s ; March , Ji.lO'nlil 101 ,
closing at fl.lO'a ; Apill , closing jl.lli " May.
tl,107-li/fjl ) H'i , closing atilio" ; June , clos
ing fl.o-H. .
lt\K b I longer , quiet : xxcstorn , fLOMiftl 07'J
Ititi.ni Qulot , htuiuly ; siles , ao.oo ) bu.
wustern , In private toimsNo ; S Mllxvankoo
7-.W74C.
lMti.KMIT ) Conntiy made Can ida , 8"ic.
COIIN Itoeelpts. I5."n0 bn. ; exports , 0,4)0 )
hn , ; sales , ii .I.OUI ) bu. of fntiues , : , uw bu. of
spot , bpot maikut weak and dull and about
' 'c ' loxxur ; No a , 7'io In elevator : 7lo ( alloat ; un-
Ci itdeil mixed , fts75o : No. a xvhlte. 70e : No. .I ,
die ; options very dull ; the shoits quiet : November -
vembor luxxcr , uiu'li.uu'od tu * tc lower ; Nu-
Nembor , T5c. cioilng at T5c ; , . .
OOo ; January , M c , closing at ! HiOi 1'ubrniiry ,
Me. closing at 5lc ; May , &l't ! * iv , closltu at
S.'V.
( JATii ltLColptsn2,7.1ibii.u\ioits,4l5,0'Obii. ; ) ] ;
sales. d5ino bu. of futures , i.D.UdO bu. ofspot ;
spot murkitt firmer , fairly aetlvu : options ,
dull. Irregular ; Nuxember , .IlliOl December ,
80Lic ; January. . .Ho , spot No. a white , 4iic ;
mixed xxustern , 'Nailc. wliltowcttorn , 4lllo ;
No aOhleiuu , IOX'llc.
HAI I'lniii shipping , C5c ; Rood to choice ,
70ft i'ic.
lloi-s Pair doin , mil , firm ; state common to
choii'o , lISSlc : I'aelllo eo ist , nii.'lc.
Cot tuu Uptlons opened stonily at 10 points
doxxntu 10 points up , closed sto. uly al l > to SO
points down ; biles. 1U..VU bags , Including
Nox umber. $ iaovi&ita5 ; December , } ia.LOuSl..LH ;
Janiliuy. Jll.'cQr.'Oi , l-ubriiary. ill Kl ; March ,
Sll.waiiso ; April , * ll.fi.van.70 : Muy. 111.410
ll.TO , June. ftl..k ) ; July , SII..10O1U5 ; spot lilu
dull , but Htoady : No 7.111.75.
MiiiAit K ixv , dull , about steady , easy anil
ijnlot.
.Moi.Assts roroijn nominal ; common , 84O
; icc. .
Kico-I'iilr dumand and lltm ; domestic , fair
to uxtra , ' | ( ( , ; , Japan , 'i'tii4e ?
l'iniioi.iL'.M-OieiiL' ) ( | xvoak on the liquida
tion of a small amount of Dccomhurull In nn-
llulpitlun of the near maturing uf the option
sales , rallied ' 40 and closed sto.uly ; i'unnsyl-
\unlu spot sales , nonu ; Decumbcr options ;
Uiiunlnit. A7T oi hUliest , fi7'to : luxxost , r)7'40 !
closin- ' . .li'to ; I.lmu oil , no salea ; total sales ,
15.IKK ) bbls.
( JimiN Sii : : ; > OuDiill , Orm and quiet ;
orndo , avyollnw ; , SOiJ'.lJc. '
Tu.toxv-Qiilot.
KoHi.s liill hut ste.idy ; strained , common
tu good , } I..IVOI.40.
Tiuii'iisriM : Dull and weak ut 8liO-1lc. )
KonH-Qiiiot hut llriui western auiiO T'.ic :
receipts , l.h.1. p ickagos.
HIIIKS In.ietlxe but sto uly wet saltiid Noxv
Orluans , suloctod , 41 t ) 75 Ibs , ( njjic ; Texas ,
selected. W tu 0) Ibs. ( mfrM- .
1'oiiK Steady and In nuulur ito dcm mil : old
mess. J'J.75 : new muss , i.o.75 ; uxtra prime , t O.U )
3 1 ' .5 ' ,
CUT MKAT.S Quiet and e xsy ; ploklcd bullies ,
Co ; pickled shoulders , V5io ; pickled hams ,
6S'o.
.Miiini.KS-Quiet ; short clear , November ,
I , . .tunWeak nnd dull ; xvosturn sto un , ( (141 ;
sales. h.V ) tlurees at tUVAlM ; options snles.
a , x ) tlorcus , Decembtir. M.4i ) , ulusliu at JI.IJ
iiNkeu ; January f . .MTSI.'XS , closing at W.55i
I ehru.iry. Kill ; May. * uh. .
lIUTTtn-ynlut ! xvcstern dairy , arOVo ; wt-st-
ern ercaiiiory. axitWc ! xvostorn faclury. IKiO
-'Jo ; Klgln , MIUO3-J" .
UiibHsu-Qiilul ; pirt sklnm. 4S
1'JO IiiON-Dulli AmtTloiin. ll\7i
Now Vork ilry ( J.uiilB Mnt-kot.
New YOIIK , Nov. 28 , There was Quito a fair
lnii nc s for Situr.lay In iJ/ / < | j ooiK tnrtl"ii-
larlv it iplo i-olt ni. bruwiilUliicheil sbll lilies
nuio quiet as bnyrrs still hold ulT fur conco * *
pious. No Indlciitliiiis luivo broil tinted , hoxr-
oxer , for lo.xor prieoi. pirtlctllirly as the
cuoils are In much Ilithtur tloi Ic thiui imu tl at
this period. Tlipro xxero toOrt In llcnlluns tin
to diun soixM and clothing \fn.ilciH , 'ilthouch
cotton Notr again The ffrnit cloth market
xvas firmer xvlth u gnu t domain ! . The guni-r il
tiKiilicl xvns ptirv.idud bj-tx itnnily tone anil
duelful feellnir.
Out ilia t.iMln Mnrlcct.
I'rlros based on dollxcry at Mlssliilpnl rlvor
points , Nobnisk i jiispi'lion , and tun days'
.shipment , nn ossothr-rxvlstmt.itc ! ,
WIIJ.AT No. S red \xlntur..We bid : Nix 8 xvIn
ter. Mo bid ; No. S spring. 6'uld ; No. 8 spring ,
die bid. , i -
lt > i.-Nu. a,83o hid : No II. ( So Mil.
OAT < --Na S , white , 'll'ju' ' lllil ; No. 3 , xvlilto ,
SO'io bid ; Nu. a mixed. SM't ' hid.
Nxvl'ou.v--Nu : .1 ur bettor , ton diys'shlp-
inont , 4lc ; year. 4Jo : Jatinary. J'je.
YKl.t.n\v t'uii.s Nil 'I. Iluiralu toims , 40o bid.
Among thu s lies xvoro : f > , ( KJ ) No. ,1 or bettor
corn , 10 days' shipment Ilo ; ft.OJJ Nu .1 ur
bettor , slilpuod by December II , lie : 1VJO ) . 15
da > s'Nu .1 or botlor. 4ii : , VWJ Nu. S eorn , t >
days' shipment , 4kr ; oi.ooj No. .lor betteryo.ir
shliiiient. | 41'ti- .
IllMID nV TIIAIIK NOTP .
J. W. Ilruxx n , lied O lU. In , xvas among the
grain men who \xoru looking over thu market.
Knn < tas City Mnrkots.
\Vili-\T-bteady ; No. acash , TToblil ; Noxom-
her , nuthlnit dotnv.
Coiivto idj ; No 2 , c tsh , ; wic ; November ,
8-e bid.
OAIS Meady nnd uneh ingeil ; No. 2 , cash
mill Nuxctnher , Slk.- .
Pi.Ht.HD Uneh iiiRed ; Sic.
Krms sioicly at a.'c
Uh-rhii-rs W'lieat , d5,10J nn ; corn , fil.SOObit :
oats. I.10J bn.
s Whe.it , DS.UO bn. ; corn , CW.SOObn ;
oats , 7,500.
Mll.xx tuiiKK. WIs . NoxM WIIIIAT n islor ;
DoL-emtier. sjc : No J soring , lUc ; No. Inotth-
t ; Nc.8 , H'5e. '
OATS Stu uly ; .so a while. : | ) c ; No. 3 white.
k'
k'It VUI.KV bteady , No. S , 5So ; simple on truck.
1f > .1c.
U\K No I.Olc.
I'ltox i tiNStoady. .
1'oitic December , is 40.
ST. r < nt't < < . Mo. Nov. S8. WIIIUT Loxvor ;
No ! , cash.o.May. : . 0)o bid.
Coitv lifixxur ; No. a. cash , t ic' Miiy. 40'c. '
Ovu Wi-ak. loxver ; No. S , cush , May , 8S , c.
WIIISKKI } .IS.
HirTTUi t'nchanirod.
roitk $ 'IS\ '
iMItli W05.
iMIniir-npolis U'lii-nt 3tnrkct.
MiNM-Hi'Oi.ts , Minn. Nov. SS. Wheat xvas
xeiy xvo ik today ; cash In nrolty cooil sh-ipe.
Iteeolpts.riOJ cars. Uloso. Noxomboi olosed at
O'i'ac : Docomber. rt" > ' , io ; May. ' )4c. ) On Hack :
No. 1 h ml. KS'ju ' : No. 1 northoin , ST c. No. a
northern , 8li1-5c. (
Ij'vprpnol ilnrkctH
LiVKRpoor. , Nov. S . WiintT Steady. rt -
nuiiid poor ; holders oiler modeiately ; On'l-
fornla No I. 8s IHidti'Js per cental ; No a 101 !
winter , ssT' dSs sd.
JOHN fete uly ; mixed CsS d percental.
Toli-do ( Jt-aiii Mnrlcct.
Tnr.r.no. O , Xoxas , Wheat lower ; No. a ,
cash , usUc.
COIIN Dull ! No a , c i5h , 1c.
OATb Quiet : No a cash , ' 'Ic.
Cincinnati M.-u-kctn.
, O. , Noxas , Wilcvr Dull ;
No ared.iij'jc.
( Jens Ilaslur : mlxo 1 , 4"o.
( Mis I ! iroiy stonily : No. a mixed , U5c. .
WllISKI.V il.18.
KorciK" Ol1 3I.ir.tot.
IiOSIlOV , NOX- . TURl'lIMINK St'IUIT3"
a1)0 ) I per cxxt
AM xx i. itiNov. . S3. Petroleum , t" 'if paid
und sellers. _
Traders' Talk.
OlllCAOO , 111. , NoxSS Six-art ? Dunoo A ,
Mct'ormlek to I0. . fewartCo. . : Wheat
today xvas a disappointment to the eoterlu of
bears , xvho have taken the bull side In the
past fi-xx diys In expectation of getting a r illy
on xx Inch to soil out and got out anothei short
line. Cables are generally xveilcot In tone ,
uutsPio bus ness xoo small , export purchases
ut the scuhoml light. Hi. Louts mivantiud
u.irly In hUhurxvutur rates and the probu-
nllliy of the runoxxul of shlumont xlu
New Oilcans. Absence of uiitsldo tiado
Is against an advance , and It looks noxv as If
xvoxxonld have loixer prices noxtxxcuk. The
extent of the Hhort Intereat and where It cen
ters Is Hill a coniinuruin. If the bull cllqnn
knoxv xvhero it Is thuv don't glvo It up. An
unsuccessful uttcmnt xxas nindo to advance
provisions at the opening. Indications point
to loixer prices next week.
I'lllCAin ) , 111 , Nox. , b Counsolin-in & Day
to t'uckioll llros : 12ar y Kngl'sh ' cables xvoru
Him xx 1th an npxxatd tendency and xvheat
opened 'BV to lic hUhor on tlio domain ! from
shorts to till December contracts , but liberal
tucelpts. moderate outgo and loiver eontln-
unt il rabies brought out free sacs for May
dellxury and the market bee imo dull and
diagglng. Corn inled xvo ik nn uccoiint of
coldui xxeather to help grading and tha
increased percontiigo ot eontraet grades
of.nrlxaK The ellquo houses sold moderately -
atoly on thu h ird spots and olforod but llttl o
snpoit | to thu miirkot until thu uio e , xxhen
they bought some December and x oar corn.
The Nox umber deal seemed to bo xvoll settled
up and the prlco declined He put bu. Oats
eased olT 'ie to ' .c In symp itliy xvlth other
grains. Provisions opened tinner on buying
by u loadliu piicuet , but duvolopcd llttlu gun-
or il trading and declined later on s ilesof Do-
comboi pork by cumiiilsilun houses. At. the
close thu mai kot Indlcatud that the Docomhui
dual xx us nuaily. If not unt rely , uxuncd tip so
fai ns the outsldo public Is ronco nod.
CIIICAOO , 111 , Nox. ss , ICuiinett , Ilop'clns ' &
Co , to b A MoWhortor Wheat opened at
about the highest point of the day on the
strength uf foiuUn cables and tlio mippoiltion
of the wo. illier tliioiu-liont the northxvust bu-
Ing u n fax-in able. It Iminudlutoly began Us
iloxxnxxiird fall and eontltiiiud tu drop Its
xxlngs until ro idling 9J'8o ' for May und UJ > 4o
fur Doc-umber , xxhun It app irentfy too'c ' on
lenoxxud sttpiigth and closed comniratlvujy
linn at neatly thu button prices of the day
lltadstreiit's tuport for both uoists , rivaid-
lug uxpoits , gaxoI.Ux',00. . ) foi the xxuok. which
xx-as about TO pur cunt of the total of lastwouu.
Itopoi Is f mm the I'aelllo eo ist hux o overesti
mated the quantity of who ituvullublo forex-
port from Ilio I1 lelllo const and tlio toiinugo
thuio Is snub th it grain freights ha\o col-
lap cd Adx Ices from -an 1'rant-lseo rupoit a
model ate linproMimeiit In the general Ii ado
at < hlc-ago , ( jliicliinull , Omaha and Nuxv Or-
lo.inu , xxhlch xve nro In hoiioi xvlll bo the means
of netter prices for our gtaln next xvook.
Coin indo its hixo'riiicd lathorstu. uly dur
ing the creator pirt uf the session , with a
Iliictiiiitlon during the day of nt out He for the
muio piumlneiit fiiliiius. The session ha
been comparatively featureless excepting
eouslduiablu Intnrust being manifested In the
Noxombur deal. Oats has shoxvn but very
llttlo llfo for thu moro prominent options
xvhlch closud rathur xxu ik. Provisions ruled
droll. In thouaily part of thu session , xxhun
It broke abruptly and closed ut thu lowest
point of the day
Now York .Monoy .Mnrkt-t.
NKXV YOIIK , Nox- . 3sMONKV o.v OAM. Hasy ,
xvlth no loans , closing offered at 8 pur cont.
PltlMB MKlictNru.K 1'M'Bit 58(1 ( nurcuiit.
SIKIII , MI r\riiAMii-Qulet : and b truly
steady at * l.8jtf for sixty-day bills and II 8Jy
fur ilemaml.
Thu following xvoro the closing prlcos on
bonds :
Financial itovimv.
NKXV YOIIK. Nov. as.-Tho , Post says : This
morning the two hour market wiiaencouraging
ut luuut In a negative xviiv It rullucted no
nno is ness over thu pjsslhlo results uf yrs-
tc-nlny'rt failure ; and , Indeed. It Is alieudy
qnltu u eui that thu scrloim losses , If any ,
wl I fall upon Individuals and nut upon Institution
tutionor upon the community as a xxliuju.
Asldo from It thu market was absolutely dull
and Hat. Not oven u mix pooled ly lur u gain
In bank roHoiucud ruportid In the xruoklv
Htatumuiit lii'd any notlciuihlo Direct. Tills
xvas very nunerally tukon us a confirmation of
thu Idea which bus gained currency of lutu
that no hnsliutH of cuimcqiiunou will
bo done until the opening uf ISO.1.
Douhtliixs thuro uru good ruusun * for
holdlii , ' this opinion : among thorn thu
traditional dislike of hiokura to begin noxv
undi'rlaklniMuf any magnitude just befuru
bqimrln , : accounts for Iho year. Uul It should
bu kept In mind that In nuun n niurkot us this
the sycccilutivo project ! uf Wall street uro of
Inflnltntv loss Impctrtanae than the actions of
Iho uuNtdi' t'ummiiulty I'luin tliolr st mil-
points the devi iorinonts | of Doi-omber xvlll ox-
ccod In Import nice lluxuof any recent month.
NKXV YOIIK. Nov a * The t < vk market today -
day xrus Intcnsolv dull and xvithoul featnruol
any kind other than the coutlnui-d xvoakiiess
In Chlea u ( las. xvhlch xx us sold freely bv the
bears , nnd con > il a Until loss nt l\ per cent
Anothur Incruaso In thu h ink reserxin shoxxs
that the tendency Inill Impel taut llii.in-lii
c'ontors la In the direction of easy muni'v al
Ion ratos.
The Improx-onii'iit In the po'ltlon of the as-
so I ited hanks hoxxovcr had no tmmcdlatn
olTuct iiiion thu Mock market today ami dull-
IHXS und st i.MHitlon xvas the only ehiiiai-tei-
istlcof the geili'r il list throughout tint ses
sion. Tbo opening xv.is fiom 'h tu ' pur
cunt higher than last night's figures
tint the pressure upon Chicago O is bo.
gun Itn medial ely and xihlliItw.is power IMS to
uireet any iniitiirl il decline In r illio id stoeks
It I'heuked any dlspnsltlun to upi-rato oven un
the part of tint traders xvhleh may hixo ex
isted. Asa consequence- dropping tendcni-y
\viis glx-ontbu list , although lliielu.itlons xvoro
InsUnlllc.int In all cases , ( 'lilcago ( las xvas
forced olT tu Ml from 01 and fulled to rilly
niuru than ' § percent ; It closed P > per cent
luxxor.
( loxornmcnt bonds have been dull and firm.
St ilu bonds Irixo been neglected.
I'ln' follow liu uro thn cliMin t iinut itlons fur
the lending blocks on the Nu\v \ urk Muck ux-
chnngo tuday :
I-inaiiuiiil NotcH.
Nnxv Oiii.KAN4 , li.i , Nov. C8. Clearings ,
8IW.2H.
I'AHISI. Nov. ' . ' 8. Thrco not cent rentes , 05f
4S'tcfor the nceoiint.
KANSAS ( Jnv , Mo , , Nov. S8 Clearings , 81-
f7IH ( ) i. I'or the xxeok. W,751.150. < ,
Hu.riMOUK , Mil. , Nov. is. Clout hus , $ J.G57.-
M , ; balances. * U-tll ( : riteO percent ,
Nl.W VOUK. Nov. 2s-Clearings , SlSs.OlO.SV ;
baliiLces , $ ldSJ.I05. Tut the xxcok : Uloarln s ,
$ .i.Hl8'SiJ ; baluiiLOs , f.W.b.ll.l1) ) .
( . 'mi vao , III. . Nov. 2\ Money , unch umod.
CloirliiKsr > ,1S- > .Glfl : for the xxeoK. * < 141. , 'K.
Xoxx Yurie exchange , Sio uromliim. fateriln
exchanxo uneh lilted.
rnii.\r.tr."iiM : , I'a , Nox21. . Clearings , J1S-
u 7.iOs ; Iml ineo- . . il.dOl.lli'O Clearings for the
xveok uu ' ins today , * 57 , < ) ill'JJ ; bilunuos , } dTUJ-
bJl. Ituto for money , 4 per cent.
WASIIIMITOV , l > O. , Nox2 * . -Tho umonnt of
4'i percent bonds reileemed toluv xxas 4,7.50 ,
niaUin the total redeemed tu datu J'lS-'TxVJ ,
und loavlns outstanding f l.OTO.bW.
Itoirox , Muss. Nov SS. ClnarliiKs tod.ij ,
ZI5 , ! ) i.3il ; biiluiiCLS , tl.sUI,5M ; rate tor monov
2 per cent Kxehaiuo on Now Yoik , 10ii/i.Ho )
proiiiluni. I'or the week : Clearings. tlOii | ) , .
8.7. balunces. ftiU2',40l. I'or the sumo ixeuk
lust xear : Clearings , JbOH55,34d ; bal inces
Kns.nso.
far. I.oui" . Mo , Nox23 CloarliiKS today ,
f I'I5.IH5 ! ; this xxook , } l1lTs-.rsa ; Itiit xxeek , J.'l-
I47i/i ) ; LurrosnundlnK xxok lastye.ir , f l",7.i'- '
M ; biluneos toduy , 4JSI.SOI ; this xxeek tl.'ISO-
0lust * ! ; xxcoK , $ . ' .ii7iiIJl ; cyt responding xvook
lust yon , ll.sT'i.DO ' ) Money , 716' ) potcont. .
Kxehuugo on Noxv York sold at uar.
TiiiMton Stoclc ? ; arkot.
Ilo TOM , M isj , NoxC8 The folloxvlr.u xvcro
the closing prices on stucks on the Huston
stock market ted iy :
Country I'rotliiuo.
llu-rrni 1'alr country butter soils In round
lots at 180c ; fancy , -.Vt4'o.
(3\MK ( Junada BCOSO. WOniiT.OO : siimll
gcoso , firiOi SUO ; pralrlo chlckons , Jl..rv5.00 :
grouse , il oo ; mullaid ducks. J.I.UU ; bine winged
lual , tl.T'i ; Kteun xvliu'od tual , $1 5) : mixed
ducks , } | . ' 'I ; jack rabbits , f I.UXtfil 50 ; small ,
$1 SMiol.M ) : quail , tl M ) ; jack snipe , * l.a.V
l.fiO ; pox or , 7'ici flOi ; golilon plover , $1 av
1'iUi squlrrulK , tl ( J0ctl ( S5 ; deer H uldlcs , )5i.o ) |
per Hi. : dcui euicassus Hllci ) antelope sad-
dh's , Iijl5c ) ; curoassus , waioc.
Kois Uonural market unchanged : SOftSSe
Poai.Tiiv There xvas u docldud glut In the
market for ' 1 haiiksglvlng , In spite of the
liberal dumaiiu. Heavy stocks xvoro oarrlud
ox or. Chickens are hulling us loxv uH.lefur
stuck that hus to bu moved , whllo n largu pro
portion of oven the good stock Is holnolloiecl
utD.- , with some of the best utOc. 1 1 Is almost
Imposslblo to move tnrkuys , geese and ducks ,
Omaha Hides and Talloiv.
No 1 KroJn Hiiltod hides , 4'j(3l'io ( ' ; No. a
croon silted hiaos , : i'o ' ; No I .reun salted
hldus. " "i lu 40 Ibs. 4Ufl'io ; No S grown saltud
hides. to 40 Ibs. .l'o ; Nu 1 xoal i-alf. 8 to II
HIM , liu : No. a xoal calf , .1 tu I. " Ibs 4c ; No. I dry
Hint hides. i/T(7u ; Nu a dry Hint hides , fie ; Nu.
1 dry salted hide * . & © Jo.
Tallow , Nu I. J\to ; t illoxv , No. a , 80 ; crotino ,
xvhlto A , 4ttl'ici giu.mo. while II. Ji ! < ? W4o ;
gro.iso , \ ollow , Jc , gro isc , dark , Sio : old but
ter , WJ'ic'i booaxvux , prime , Itiii.'ioi rough tallow -
low , H.fcA' . _
Omabu Milling company : Hollancc , I'lttont.
tS70 ; InvlnclLilo. Palunt , i..GO ; I.onu hlar. Hu-
iiorlatlvu , t'.JJl biuwlhiKc , < J.OJ : I'unuy 1 am-
S. Qllnmn'K Gold Modal , f..7U ; HnnwVhlto ,
f..l ) ; hnowllake. J..oo ; loxv t-ride , t , GQ ; ( jneon
if ( ho I'antry , i..HI , Minnesota hupurlullvo ,
S.T5 ; bran , Jll.W ; chopped fuuJ , ( . ' 000.
DoWitt's l.lttlo Carly Huori. beat llttlo
pills for dysponjlu , sour stomach , bad breath
PATRONIZE HOME INDUS FRY
What tbo Cracker Fnototics Are IJolig for
Omaha ,
SELLING OM HA YEAST IN THE EAST ,
The Mnnuriiutm-'i-H nnd CotisiiinorM
Assoulutlon Pi-op irn n Slost Inti'r-
iiu Woilncsday
nt tlic ( Jiainl.
The mcmboH of the Matnifnctttror'- i I
Consumers association nro malclng gteit
pivparntlnns for tholr entortnlnmcnt tobe ,
given at the ( traiul opor.x house on Wednes
day evening of this uoiik. They have
arranged n very Interestlnjr program of short
speeches by the most prominent speaker * In
the city. In addition , there will ho music
by the Apollo cluu , which ol Itself would bo
n stifllciont iittiaction to fill the house.
Tickets have boon placed In the hands of
HID members of the association , from whom
they 111:13 : * bo outnincd , or from thu secretary.
Itrciiil mid Take ,
The cracker factories of Omaha constitute
ono of the most Important Industries of the
cllv. Tnoro are two of thorn. The Isational
Cracker company , 'IM-TlTSoUth Ninth street ,
and the Amoiican Biscuit and Manufacturing
conm lay , at Twelfth und Jackson altccls ,
with a bicad bakery at Thlitecnth and Mason
streets.
These two factories employ ISO people , a
good many of them girls and boys , and piy
out in wages ST.'iJO per yoar.
This is not all that the cracker factories
are doing tor Omaha. They arocontribillin g
to the support of the box factoiios , tin fac-
loiles , printing housc3 , etc. They buy some
Hour of the mill at South Omnlia and arousing
using some Omaha made wagons. It Is to bo
hoped that they will practice the piinelplus
of homo pationage to lh fullest extent pos
sible , nnd In view of the Importance of this
Industry to tbo city , consumers should see to
it that they buy only goods of homo manufac
ture.
j\s to tholr output the Oimha factories are
tinning out all kinds of bread , cakes , crack
ers , etc.
Omaha ICcacli UK KnHtxv.ird.
A brief mention was made In these columns
u feu months ago of a now industry starlcd
In Omaha , that Is , the manufacture of com
pleted 3 east by the Omaha Compressed
Yeast company.
I'roxlous to the starting of this factory
Omaha was compelled to look eastward for
her supply of compressed 3'east , and Judging
fiom the patronage uhicli has been extended
to the now company , the giout majorit3' of
the people are still doing so
It might seem , nt first thought , that the
making of yeast would not bo n vorv import
ant Industr3' , but when It is taken into con-
sidcialion that \east Is essential to bread
*
mailing , and that bread Is the
stall of life , It becomes apparent nt once
Unit 3 east is n necessity which must
always have n largo consumption.
Gioat factories have grown up In the east ,
employing hundreds of people and adding
most matoually to the wealth nnd prospoilt3f
of the communities in which they ate
located These largo companies , by estab
lishing iiL'oncies In the different cities , have
extended tholr business all ever the countrj-
The field is so well coveicd nnd Iho competi
tion so severe that it is no easy matter for a
noxv factory to get a footholu.
Some Idea of xvhat this competition Is may
ba iralncd from the fact that before the
Omaha company commenced operations the
standard price of compressed yeast In Omaha
was ! (0 ( cents per pound to bakois. After the
Omaha company entered the Held the pnco
dropped as low as 10 cents per pound.
Although the Omaha yeast is admitted to
bo of a superior quality und is furnished at
Ibo same puce as the eastern aiticlc , the
gieat majority of the baiters and consumers
generally continue to use that of eastern
manufacture. -
Some nakeis claim that they are afraid tf
tho3' change over to the Omaha made 3'0ast
und the company making it should go out of
business the old eastern compinloi would re
fuse to sell them again. Suih excuses aio
almost too puorllo to mention as coming fiom
men who call themselves business men.
The bakois have probably felt the dull
times of the past few months as much as
most any other class of business men , and it
would scorn as If when nn opnoi amity was
given them to Lclp increase the general pros-
poiilv by encouraging the manufactuiing in-
dustucs they would bo glad to avail tuom-
solvrs of it.
It Is very hard , hoxvovnr , to wean 0113- class
of business men fro.n the east , and it xvlll bo
necessary for the consumer to step In and
civnto a demand for the homo made article.
The ladies of Omaha nro , many of them ,
using Omaha made flour , why not now go ono
stop farther and nso Orniha yoastin making
It into Inoad. Compel the grocois to handle
it , and in this way place ono moro homo In-
dustrv on Its foot.
The last issue of the Scandinavian Volco of
Philadelphia sax s : August Jensen ol this
city shoxvcd our editor llvo wagon loads of
voast. It xvas put tin in simll packages with
a wiapnor around each thattold him that it
came from the Omaha Compressed Yeast
company. Mr. Jensen has secured the
gonoial agones for that company for
Now York and Philadelphia , and
Intends to push the sale of its products to the
best of bis ability. Ho willbavo llvo wagons
tunning every day in this city to supply prl
vato householders and bakers. The wagons
aiostiikingly beautiful in their maKO-upnnd
are bound to ho noticed by everybody. The
stait scorns to bo excellent. I'ho yeast from
Omaha appeals , from thn testimony ot many
practical bakers , to bo of n most excellent
quality , and it ought to sell xvell In this big
cltv. "
The Omaha Compressed Yeast company
sells throe times as much yeast in Philadel
phia as it docs in Omaha Is not this a most
serious reflection upon the people of Oinalia ,
\\lio send their money uxvuy to the east
for goods , \\hon a homo company
Is making that same thing at
the same price , and of such good quality that
they are able to dispose of their goods in
eastern cities 1
Omaha can never become u great manufac
turing city until thcio U a indlcal change in
this icspect ,
In this connection It must not bo forgotten
that n company , knoxvn as the Cicrnmn
Yeast company Is putting up diy hop yeast ,
so that whichever Idna the consumer de
mies can bo obtained In Omaha , nnd there Is
no excuse lu sending iixvny from Omaha for
this class of foods.
Tlio Mniiul'notuiOTH Association.
The groxvth of the active momhoiship of
the Manufacturers and Consumers associa
tion of Nooraslta has been very rapid nnd
the great majority of all Iho manufacturers
in the city have now cniolled tholr names
Secretary Htndlov furnishes the folloulnir
ns n corioct list of inotnbcrtnp , xvblch will
show the exact strength of the organization :
Ackcrman Uros. , 111(1 ( Howmd * treot ,
printers.
American Ulsetilt aim Manufacturing com
pany , Twelfth und Jiiokson streets.
U. J. Anderson , ill ! ) South Twelfth street ,
buggy tops.
Aumbuugh I ) ur company , 218 South Fif
teenth street.1
Hull Bros. , 01 North Fifteenth street.
J. Decuman , 1(111 ( Rirnam street , cigars.
II. Desolln10' , ) Patriot axor.uo , cigars.
Theodore Heck , 1101 North nightconth
struct , cit'nrs
Homls Omnhii Hag company , 018 South
Klevonih street.
Consolidated Coffee company , Mil ) Hartley
street.
J 1 . Cooke & Co. , 1U17 Dodge street , rub-
bet- stamps ,
Commercial Directory company , 50 Hoard
of Trade.
City Steam Laundry , 20D-211 South Ulcv-
cnih street.
Chase & Cddv , 111) ) South Sixteenth street.
H. i : . Copsou , Fifteenth ima Pacills streets ,
brooms.
Cartel- & Sons , Twentieth und II. & M.
i all road , boiler uorkB.
Cady fi ( iray , 'Ml South Ninth street ,
ilauln'g mills.
Carter White Load Works , East Omaha ,
O ( C. Olllokor , cigars ,
Drexel & . 1'all , GUI Jones street , stone con
tractors.
C. Dybal ) , IBIS Douglas street , candy.
Davis & Cowt'lll Iron Works , 1.7X1 Jackson
stnot.
W. U. Drummond &Co. , ninhtoouth street ,
opposite court honso , can-Intro ninnufno-
.
Fill-roll & Co. , 217 South Klglitu ttroot n
syrups.
Frontier Lntindrv , tr.l'J Hoxvnrd street ,
( .edney Pickle company. Eleventh ntul
Uraco stroots.
Oormnn Yeast company , 1410 l ! rnor
street.
( ! rant& Son. , 100 South Sixteenth street.
cnmt > .
J. ( ? . CJross , 105 South Sixteenth street.
SteiH'lls.
S. F. Oilman , 1013 North Sixteenth street.
Hour.
Unto City Malt company , Second and I'lna
stroots.
Oatul View Urlck company.onico 1110 Fi\r-
nniii street.
H. Unnrock , 1MJ Dodeo nnd 120 Fnrnatn
street , cigars.
Lee 111 110320i North Fourteenth street ,
printer.
H. (5. Itiu-try , Ulrt Farnam troot , clenrs.
MM. J. Hlrstistoln , 1515 Fanmm street ,
cigars.
Hancock ft Knessonor , 001 South Tenth
street.
Iliiarmann Vinegar Works , 1711 South
Txu'ntloth street.
. U. Hurst , IslO SU Mary's nvonuo , pie
tiakor.
S. Jorgoiison , 000 South Tenth street.
clears.
Jacob .Iiultnlalr , S.VJl N street , South
Omaha , clears ,
Kopp , Drelbus &Co. , HOt ) Farnam street
camly.
IClopp , Oftrtlctt & Co. , UH-lllll Fnrnatn
sticot , prlnti < rs.
l-'tvil Krug , KH)7 ) Jackson ttreot , broxvor.
Knt-No\ rompany , 01 1 South Eleventh
stioot. ovotalls.
H. H. Marhoff , 1211 Douglas street , trunks.
Marks Hros. Saddlery commuy | , 1107 IIoxv-
atil street.
W. II. MallooHO South Thirteenth
sticet.
MetIlros. . , 001 Loavonworth street ,
broxxors.
Model Steam Laundry , 1110 Dodge street.
McCoy A ; Co. , 10(1 ( South Fourteenth street ,
prlnteri.
Miiiphy. Wassov & Co. , Spaulding aim
Holt line , furniture.
E. D. Moadimbor , 15111 Chicago street ,
cm Hugos.
Morse-Coo Shoo company , 1107 Hoxvnrd
stioot.
Max Mo3or & Ilio. Co. , Fifteenth nnd Fur-
naiii streets , Joxvolers.
Nobruskii Steam Lnundry , 15S1 Hoxvarci
sttcot.
Nebraska Shirt company , 200 South
Elox-onth stteot.
Nebraska Seed compiny , Fifteenth nnd
Ho.vard street , wholosulo seeds.
National Craelcor company.
Omaha Shirt coinpinv , lilllt rnrnnm street
Omaha HOK factory , East Omaha.
Omaha Mtlllin ; couiiMtiy. laia Shormou
avenue.
Omaha Fence Manufaoturlng company ,
Llovcnth and Dodge streets.
Omaha Tout As Axvning coinpnnj' , 1113
r arnini street.
Omaha Safe & Iron Works , 010 South
Fourteenth street.
Omaha Hubbor companv , 1518 Fnrnatn
street.
Omnim Tlnxvaro Manufacturing company ,
310 Jones street.
Omnhu Compressed Yeast companv , 171 1
South Tenth street.
Omaha Mutti ess company , 130J Nicholas
stieot ,
Omaha Upholstering compai)3' , 1009
Ivlcholns street.
Omaha Printing company , Tenth nnd
Douglas stieots.
Omaha Hroxvlng Association.
Omaha failicon Wall Plaster nnd Manu
facturing company. East Omaha.
B II. OslPihoudt , Eighteenth and Cess
struots , spring wagons.
i'ago Soap company , 115 Hickory strnot.
Paxton iSc Vloiling Iron Works , Union
Pacific tracks and Seventeenth stteet.
Poycko Candy company , 110 South
eleventh shoot
William PfellTer , 2S05 Leaven worth stioot ,
lari nigcs.
PokroiCapadu Printing company , 1211
South Thirteenth street.
Quenloy Soap company , 2805 Walnut street ,
Hoes Piintlng company , 1010 Hoxvnrd
street.
Robinson Notion company , Txvolfth and
lloxvard stroots.
Held Job Printing corapaii3' , Hoe building.
Hamsor to Co. , 20U North Sixteenth sticot ,
hats. '
A. Koscnbory , 1503 Marcy street , planing
mills.
Arlbur Hosenau , room 403 Shooly block ,
cigars.
J. II. Hichards , 1017 Farnam street , cigars.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Eleventh and Iloxvatd
streets , overalls.
A. J. Sjtmpson , 1109 Dodge sticet , car
riages.
C. J. Schmidt , 313 South Twelfth street ,
boots and shoes.
Chatlos Shivonclt & company , 1208 Fur-
namstto t , furnituto , etc.
Henry btrusshoopor , 1521 Iloxvard street ,
3 c woi ks.
James Schneidorxvind , 1548 S. Txvcnty-
eighth stieet , brooms.
ChiistSnecht , ( ill S. Fourteenth street ,
Western Cornicn x\orks.
A V. Ti-ott , IJ4 N. Sixteontb street , cigars.
I b TrosilnrKlta Fninnin street , i-lgnrs.
1. Al. Tiovctt , 1-JI2 Jones btreot , clevutors.
Union Life Insurance coinpnny , Sixteenth
mil Duuglus sticots , Iltoxvn block.
Clnules Vogel , 2IM Cumings street ,
cigars. 4
Frank Vodica , 312 South Twelfth street ,
tailor. '
WiNon it Drake , Nineteenth nnd Pierce
strrots , boiler makers.
Wostein Tinwuro company , Oil South
.Oloyenth stieot.
Western Plating xvorks , 1111 Dodge street.
J. J. Wilkinson , Fourteenth and Davenport
streets , box lactory.
West & Fntchor , 1011 Farnam atroot ,
cigars.
. ) . L Wilklo , 1317 Douglas street , paper
> ox fni'tor.y.
Willoxv Spring Distillery company , 1113
larnov street.
J. W..oran , 310 South Txvelflh street ,
banncis and flags.
My dour sir , I love your daughter nnd wont
o marry her but she - have
, 303-3 you n con-
lltlon to 3'onr consent.
Certainly sir , I want you to promise you
vill always Iccop Ualior's Sure Cnro Cough
Syiupand Huller's German Pills for the
children ,
Coitnlnlv , I xvlll give them a dose Just os
eon ns as
All right you have my blessing.
Dr. Birnoy euros eiitiirrh. I3eo bldff.
I'm-t 'McKlnnoy.
A lyccum of Instruction for ofllcors has
been organi/ed with Colonel Van Horn us
iresldont. There xvlll bo a poppr lead by
some officer every xveok , tbo first being road
Vlday last oy Llcutonant Rhodes on "Tho
Cavalry Horse. "
A batch of recruits has arrived from
Xivld's Island nnd boon assigned to the In.
funtry companies A K and H.
Company letter bearers drill from Oj30to
0.30 n m.
PiivutoS. E. White , II company. Eighth
nfnnlrv , hus boop. transfer ! od to Fort Sm
ley , on duty xvith tbo hospital corps ,
Work on the main building of the noxv nd
lltlon to the commissary stoio house has
jccn begun.
The men of Company II , Elt'hth Infantry ,
uivo concluded a hard month's work at thq
o cnmp.
Tim c.intoon has taken place of the post
trader's stoiu and the band will heicaftcrocx
cupy the loom vacated by the canieon.
Tioop D , Sixth cavalry , has gone to tin
illls.
The Veterans' corps gave a grund ball on
the Itlth lust.
Thomas F. Major , regimental printer , woa
elected aide-de-camp to the commander In-
chief of the Society of Veterans with tha
rank of colonel of the Division of Wyoming.
Koi-l V > nslitilclp.
Lieutenant Howard , Sixth cavalry , has
icturncd from Hawllos , where ho wont to ro-
erect the \\ircs , the downing of which nail
cut off communication from the outsldo
xorid.
Lloulonant Krug of thu Twentieth has re
turned from n twenty day " hunting trip ,
Cup'.uin Qulnton , Seventh infantry , is
visiting bh daughter. Mrs. Dr. Mason.
Lieutenant J. C. lleardsloy , Eighth lufan-
ry , has loturnod from a leave ut nbsonco
mil reported for duty with company I.
No gripping , no nunsoa , no pain when Do.
Witt's Little Early Riser * are taken , braalj
ill ) . Safe pill. Host pill.
Dr.Ulrnoy ouroa catarrh. Hoe