THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : HUMUaX DE < 4&MBER 20 , 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
THE CONDI FION OF TRADE ,
Jobbers QjnoraHy Ropo-t Trada Flourishing
aid Better Than Expjotod ,
LOCAL RETAIL BUSINESS NOT GOOD.
The Hunrolty of Utri Tor Shipping
I'nrnlyzos the Ijoual Grnln Mnrlcct
No Snoulnl Glianuo In
Country I'ro.ltioc.
The local rotall trndo In a Roneral wnv is
nolKOo.1 Thrro nro soma few oxeoptlons to
Iho general mlo vvhero holiday fjooJs have
brought In buslnos but tno oxeoptlons tire
nnt numerous OIIOURU to nlcuio busl-
lusi men. It iniy bo that the mild weather
contributes somowhntto tlio dullness.
The jobblnirtr.ido U In Just , the oppouto
condition. Business Is gooJ , bettor even
than xvas anticipated. If ovor.v branch of
business in Omaha was In ai HourlshlnK a
condition as the wholesale tr.ulo thcro could
bo no cause for fault Mndln ; ; .
Constdorablo complaint Is board about poor
collections both In tlio city and country.
The grain trade of Omaha hits bocn par-
nly/ccl by tno cur fnnilno , which Is prevent
In ; ; the movement of grain. Dealers liavo
been afraid to soil for delivery , as tlio un-
Lcrtaltitv of b&ing able to got cars in llmo to
tilt contracts made the risl : tno Ricut.
How much longer this scarcity of cars is to
Qontlnuo is hard to say , but uiuil there Is a
thungo for the better llttlo ran I'D expected
f the grnln trade.
In coininontlng on the car situation , which
Is of the greatest Importance in ttio wast , the
Now Yoik Bulletin remarks that It is nat
ural for western roads to complain of eastern
about car movements , and vice versa , because
the modes of borrowing cars in order to fu-
cllltato the movement of through freight from
the far west to the far cast are such as neces
sarily Involve great , disadvantages , some
times to ono party and somotimcs
to the other. Hut the present case
differs entitcly from Iho chionic iltsputo
which Is duo to standing causes. Obviously
It is the immediate elTcct of an unusually
lurgo movement of grain , cattle und hotrs ,
which has bcon so largo that tbo railioads ,
though fully warned that the freight to bo
moved might bo unptccadcntcd in quantity ,
hud not prepared for it. Hut behind this
is tun state of facts which has provcntod the
ro.ids from making adequate preparation for
ni.y expansion of trnfllc that was llkoly to
occur.
It is not in the least a secret that the
westcin roads have for some years past
tailed to enlarge their rolling stock and ether
facilities in proportion to their mileage or
to their trafllc. In 188T there woio trans
ported 01,501,000.000 tons of freight oao
mlle , but in Ib'JO 79,1H,000,000 ! and this
} car the Increase has bcon phenomenal. In
tbo tlnco previous years it was nearly 'M per
cent , and it has probably risen moro than
10 per cent this year , or to 87,000,000,000
ton miles. But the number of freight cars
on all the reads In the codntrv was ' .r 0SS7 , in
Ib87 , and only 1,001,070 In 18W ! , an incraaso of
111,000 , or 11 per cent , instead of an increase
of ' , ! 0 per cent In tonnage transported.
There was wlso economy In avoiding
Iho purchase of new cnr when
tboy were nnt lllcelv to bo needed.
But when now territories were rapidly set
tling , admitted as states , and traversed by
thousands of miles of rallioad just completed ,
It waj as ccitaln as any fuUno event could
be that the tailronds between these states
nnd the seaboard would nave much moro
freight to carry. It was ] ust at this period
that the cnlnrgcmcntof rolling stock stopped.
During the year 189J It dallied only 10,000 In
number of cars m the whole country , and
mucb of this was in the cast and south.
Kvcrv ether line of business is of course
nlTectcd by this scarcity of cars. Ouo of
those suffering most scriouslv Is the coal
trado. In n number of web torn states there
Is danger of n coal famine , and in Chicago
the situation threatens to become serious.
Largo factories and the railroads aio alrcaay
consuming nearly all the coal in sizht , and
small dealers are at their wits' end to sup
ply their customers. It Is certainly n curi
ous situation where unexampled prosperity
pauses stagnation in trade and threatens
Ecrlous dlscomfott and loss even to these
who nro most fortunate.
The produce mantels of Omaha have bceu
dull for the past six days. Prlcos have
shown some llttlo fluctuations , but nothing
of any great Importance has , developed in the
trado.
UU.Ui/l UYK 3f < WK ai.LKKKT.
OMAHA. Dec 10.
The week closes with a liberal run of I1,1 ISO
cattle. I5,4I > . ! hogs and IbS sheep. 3 3 ejirs In nil.
ItrcelntH for the week foot tip ll39 cattle.
fi'J.WO boss nnd 2,0,7 , sheep , agulnut I4.7.S1 cattle
tlo , ft" > , tr > 4 IIOL'S and 4Vt ! sheep lust week and
lUffl cattle. : aw : > hues and 1,071 sheep for the
corresponding week last j oar.
Durlnx theeaily pirtof the week the inoil-
crate locelpts produced a healthy market ,
nnd prkcs udvnncul all along the lino. Cattle
tlo values on Thuisd.iv weio liny whom from
He to ' 'Jc Letter than lust * cnk. while the Im-
pmvcmi'iits In bog prices woio possibly a sliado
moro than that. This ndv.inco. however , had
the cflcLtot e\cltlm { tlio country , the icsult
bring licitvv receipts for the latter part of the
week and a bad break In prices of luo lo "Oo on
bnth cattle and hogs.
The general cattle market today wns slow
and iinin only lower all nronnd Iteally de-
Mrablo biovos woio u rather senior article
nnd with a fair demand such held their own
fnlrlv well , lilds woio lower on tlio ordinary
run of htceis , about lOo lower than Friday and
from lUo lo ISo lower than Thursday , the bleb
dny of the nock. Owing to very bearish
news fiom eastern maikets boilers were
goncially ready und wllllni ; to lot go
at a moderate drcllnu , nnd as the demand was
pretty ( rood. trudliiL' , whllo Mow. showed more
life than mlulit huso boon expected. Common
lo vary Bund natl\o steers hold from $ 'bO to
flr ) . wlillo several of the host loads , weighing
from l..ioj to 1.500 pounds , sold from $ l.uo to
t4K > . 1'or this time ofyoar the supply of
western cattle WUH rather moro liberal thun
tiHiial. 1'alr to good steers sold from Jro ! to
H.GO. While business was not o\erly brisk
and trudlngdraiiKfd soinowlnit.llio close of
the ni'trUot found but little useful stock un
sold.
sold.Thosnmo
Thosnmo wns truoof the market forbut her
fitnir. Ollerlngs were bomowhitt limited ,
but fully uu to the u\cr.igo us fur as
iiunllty wns concerned , lingers bouan bid
ding lower fiom thosturt and tlio bulk of the
cows nnd mixed stock told a good lUu lower
Hitn vesierduy. and from lOo to L'Oolowertiiun
Thumday. It was a rather dull maiKot , Uood
to choloo covs and hi'lfeirt sold from t./HJ to
( .1.00. fair to good grades fiom $1,75 to
t.V.'V common nnd eannlng Una from $1.2.1
to } l.7.r > . lleoves , oxen and stags sold about as
itHiial from (1.23 to f-.7.l. Veals were sutice.
iioiiiln.illy qiiotiiblo at from 41,5' ' to il.75.
Tlio utojker and feeder trade was rithor
limited , but prices In the main tirni. Country
huyorddld not want many but regular dealers
w.intcd to renlenlsh their stocks and bought
the bulk of the fresh offerings ut fiom ! - ' . " . " > lo
t..bS. Keiireseiitatlvo Kales :
ETHKIIS.
23 COUTH . . ,
S3 rows
ft cowl ,
2 Moor * . .
t BU'en
1 itcpr. . .
3 MCOM
2 cows
2 cunt
M COWS .
7 cowa .
10 cows , ,
8 cows
Unas A hcavvrun was "expected today , nnd
for lliu Hist tlino tills wuolt expect it loin were
moro Hi in rcall/ed. Receipts full loss than
1.000 hoa I short of thu heaviest run this your.
1 he week's ireolots utcooil those of lust , \\colt
by noirlvn.i'O'Jhoid. ' The quality was Roncr-
nlly very Kood , althouKh its usual when the
condition of the mirknt Induces IndUcrltnl-
nuto marketing , Iheru was a liberal propor-
tloeiof vcrvcointnon lluhtiiml mixed stuff. Con
ditions fuvoro I the buyers and tlmy ituoei'eduil
In tutting olT an "Alb my slnvln.r. " Open-
Iiij ; bids were from lucto I m lower. . 'oilers were
Kcncnilly Inclined to lot BO on account of the
heavy receipts ln > to tin I tlio extremely bear
ish nowi fiom Ohio mo and tradliu was mo I-
oratoly nitlvo at the decline. The host hcuvy
hoiSHotd at from JIM ) tott.iV ) with u couple of
prlino loads at $ .70. Coniinon lie.ivy and
nilxrct packers wont at fron. tl.ff ) to S 1.51 .mil
light iirnl M hi mixed loads from K'I3 to Jl.Vi ,
Iho market rather grew worse as
the dav were nlotiK nnd hcforo
noon prices were fully He to 200.
lower tli.in venter-liny , with Innni-sln HireronU
I'ully l.WJ hojrs remained unsold In the punt ,
the hulk of thuin , however. botnK Into anlv ils.
Trading was largely from ILWJ to JI.OO , a-ilnat
M.U3 to J''jyfsiciday. The nvcr.isu cost of
thoho-s ; was * . ! . " ) . attalnst IITO' * yesterday
und $ .i.'i. ' i lastSaturd y. ,
1'rlces mo now buck where they were last
Tuesday , the advance of the procedliv tnroo
diiya bclnit completely wiped out. Kupru- "
soiit.itlvc 3 i'oi :
SIICEP Kcceipts consisted of but one fresh
load that w.is consigned d I root to Sw ft \ . Co.
and not olTeicd on the market. A small bunch
of common mixed natives bold for fr.t ! > 'J.
I'rlccs , are fully steady and the demand is
active. 1'alr togotd n itlves are ijuotablo at
from $150 to WOO , westerns at from frl.r > J to
* t.7. > , common und stouUers at from JJ.OO to
? 17. > , lambs woighlng.VJ to 00 pounds , at from
$100 to > 00. Ueprcbcntathos ties :
No. Av. Pr.
0 83 J3 CO
Receipt * and Uispo Itioii of Stock.
Olllolul receipts and disposition of blocks as
shown by thu boo\sof the Union Stock Varils
company for tlio twenty-four houra. ending at
5 o'clock p. in , . December 10 , IS'JI ' :
KCOEIl'TS.
DISPOSITION.
liivo Stouk Mirknr.
CHICAGO. III. , Doo. 19. [ .Special Toloiram to
THE IIFK.1 The market wns too liberally sup
plied for the last day of the week. In addi
tion to tin ) 4 , uoo rccoUod today there wns a
consldeiablo iimouut of stale Htook and sales
men found It Impossible to move the stuff
except ut shaded prices. Thcro was a reduc
tion from Thin sduy rates of from lUo to l. > o In
undesirable goods , bales were slow and
on abiaisotfroin $1.00 toJ.OJ ) for poor to extra
co s , uniform and hulls : $ ' .0.1 to } J.5 for stuek-
or.s and feeders , from iJ..K ) to t"i 7" > for common
to extra shipping steers , from 21.50 to $ .1.15 for
Texas cattle and $ . ' .00 lo JK > ) for vual c-ilvos.
'Iho weakness was ascribed to tbo fe ir of
largely Increased supplies for thu Ilrst half of
next \\eelt us a result ot the recent luhanco
In prices
The very weak fooling developed toward
the oloso ofostoi day's trading was even
more decidedly it feature uf today's market in
hogs. The win in wo ither. the unexpectedly
liberal receipts and the he iof tint wo shut !
hiivit heavy arrivals for Monday and Tuesday
ot next week made biiiers t > hy and holilois
anxious to unload. The warm weather
also favored weakness and we h ivo
noted a , reduction fiom jestotday'H
opening prices of from 15o to 2lo per IW ) Ibs
IK'itvy weights dropped to fiom W.70 to $ l.o : >
and light sorts sold off to fiom $ .1 40 to MU" > .
All the udMinco uatnud earlier In the wool ;
before hus been lost , the innrketsfuiillnghiili-
atantlully whuio It waa u neek iuo.
1 ho i\onliu ; Journal repoitst UATTI.H Ilo-
colpts. 4.0JOJ hhlpmonts , l.VKi ; niarKot steaily
at yesterday's ctoie. Today's sales , natives.
f2.liva4.no ; cows. * l,00.ttt. No prune or expert -
port stooi s on the market.
lions Itecelpts , 3\OH ) : shipments , 7,011 ;
market opened nctUe. 10I5u lowoi : roiuh
aud common. M.Vxa',70j ( pitekors. J.l.7 Citbiij
prime heavy and butchers' weights , HB-VUItK ) ;
light. ur.uO.LU5.
btiKKl' Itecnlpts , 1,500 ; shipments , none ;
mantel llrm. uteady ; imtlve owes. M.OW6I.W :
wothers. ? l.7VTt\M ; mixed , II.20Q4 Sj ; westerns ,
O ; Umbs , tL2 ,
City i.lvti Sluuk Market.
Cirr , Mo. , Do ? . 10. OATrt.3 lie-
eolpts. 4.100 : Hhlpnients. 1.50 1 ; market dull ,
f nni lOo to 15o lower for steers and from 5u to
lOu Ion or fur cows ; good steers , f4.7W-1.2J :
finny. fVVI.it.Vn : eous , Jl.4i'iil.03i stockum and
fooderj. * J. . . ' > < ii.t.lr .
lines HecelptH. 11.200 ; shipments , l.UOO :
bulk , M.I ) ftl-WiHtl grades. 8-l.lViUW.
HiiKKf lUeulpts , 400 ; shlpmuiita , OJi mnrkot
\ury quiet.
St. loiils Iilvo StooK Mnrkot ,
BT. I.oun. Mo. Duo. 10. OATTWS Ite-
rulptD. 3JU | uhlpments. 7JJ : market nil et ;
fair to fancy native steer * , MOvUHUO ;
Tex u us and Indian * . ( i2iitl.75.
llous UeculDta , j.loo ; shipments , S.OOOj mar
ket loner ; heavy. ti.70ttJ.UOj mlicJ ,
3.75 ;
Decided Improvement in the Amjunt 01
Business in the Pit.
TR.ADE WAS RATHER HESITATING.
Forpl n Situation \VIIH the Controll
ing Influence nnd ItVii4 Intensely
IJulllsli A c tin M ( ; o IjiUrr 12n-
liuylnjr ,
CHICAGO , 111. , Dec. 10. ' 1 hero was n , decided
iniprovoincnt In the amount or business In the
wheat pit on the Hoard of Tr.ido to-lay in
comparison with th.it of tha put f w d'iys ,
though it was chlolly of a lee il ch'iraotor.
1'rlcos nt.irto 1 at about the oloiln ; llnirui of
yesterday , but thu tiino of the market was
heslt itliu and uncOrt Un for a tlnio. The con
trolling Inlluoncu Hero during the wee < has
bcuu the forcUn situation , wliluh has been
Intunsoly bearish. llJth the lirltUh and
continental matl.els h tvo not only bcon
quoted lower from day lo day , but use ituit-
latcti stou is and .1 very limited dum.iml wcro
note. I In the u.ihlo advices. 1'or the last
two days , however , sentiment scorned to bo
M-erlnit towards the bull si lo and operator *
weru moro mill moro Inullna 1 to think lint
prices had roachoJ a point at which It would
p.tv to buy. Itnuodcd hut a turn In the trend
of foreign advices to ti.imUto thosonttmcnt
In o a molor.ito bi'vln ? movement. The only
advices from across the water this moral *
were conlllctlne. The hoard's Liverpool
cable quoted who it futuios ! Jd to Id higher
and the market active , but Its London d s-
p.iteh noted a decided decline In values.
This w.is thought to bo an error , hm It was
sulllclont to becloud thesttuttloiisoinowh.it.
and to cause the uneertilnty nocjcl. A
few lories made an olfort to unload
and the bears sought to Inaugurate
a raid , but It proved a f.tl'urc.
The later cables showed tli it foruUn markets
wcio really stronger , th it thoio were llbcr.it
accept mci'S of last nights olTcrs , and tn.it
foreigners wcra uood buyer * at ftoYork. .
I'nr s was K tld ton \ \ \ e a I v.meotl shut ply. and
one private e.inle s tld that llussl in itK''iits
wcro huylni : lar o quantltloi of who it In
Koumanl t. This ue\\s HOOII turiio 1 tin ; trade.
K.irly solloM covered and Liit Ion , ' and the
Helllirptossuio n tsqulckly lotlevi : I. H > tin ,
who hud sold lUor.illy arounil the
was ( Uilok to see the drift of things anil hc/.tn
to huv , I'ardrldvo. who was popularly sup
posed to be a big sliort , bought Renerously on
the upturn , partly to even up and partly for
u sualp on the bull side.
The crowd at Inwe was bulllshly Inclined
and us soon as the m.irki-t showed Its stion.
undertone theio were liberal buyers Sam
Andrews , who hns been a pionounucd bo tr.
openly announced that lie his abandoned
that side and Is now lee ln4 for a ho ilthy
bull market , basing ; his opinion entirely upon
the merits of tlu situ ttlon at homo and
abioid. There was no furore in the matket
nor an ) ' bl spurt , but a Ntrane. confident feel-
In : and Kood liberal buying. Trade , however.
was neither heavy nor very broad. Muv
opened at 07"jC. touched OiaBo wotUeiiDd to
07J0c , roacto I lo 0o. hold around 07'so for a
time , weakened to'l7lic. but r illlu.l soniu nu.tr
the clo o und closed llrm utllj c.
Coin was decidedly weak carlv : the receipts
were 70 cars moie thun oxuuctcd and Iticlmloil
r ' ) c irs of contract Kiado. Thu Improvement
In the inspection stilted pretty liberal sell-
inK I Oliver ami Noi ton-Worthing belli ? In
tlm lead an \\eaknuss i was at once apparent.
A drop of ' 'c In December corn ut Now York
Increased the depression. I , ttci , on the ad
vance In wheat , thu tone of earn ImprovcJ ,
but it became unsettle I during the last hou > .
coin. ; still loner and vloilni ; no ir the bottom.
Thonmikut itcti'd lather nervous mil the
crowd scired easllhclllnx froeiy when It
bio'\c and liuyln r b tck us oi.'ci.v when It
turno 1jt 1 ron _ ' . December opened at me lower
at 47 ! u , and lluutuatlim as noted aliovc , re
ceded to 4")34'u mi I c Oaod at 4ic. ! January
shows u lois of lo and M ty of ti < < .
O its wcro ste tdv and without fe iture.
lion prodiifts were lower ; receipts of hoas
wcro 7.UOJ head itlxne the estlm no and the
pi ites at the yards were from I'm to L' u lower.
I'aoUers wora frto sellers fiom the start with
the Cuduhy 1'acklng company inoit aUKros-
Hlve. The close was near thu bottom figures
of the day.
Estimated receipts for Monday ; Wheat , 30
cars ; corn. 2.V ) cars : oils , 1J tears ; hogs , 57.UOJ
head ; for tLo week20UUO ! ho id.
The leading futures ranged as tollows :
Cnsh quotations were as follows :
rr.ouu Unch meed ; spring patents. Jl.'iO ' ®
4.'Uj ' b ikeib' , 8l.stxi5l.oO : winter patents , J4.0J ®
4 8 : > ; straight , Jl WsAl 4r
\\IIBAT No. 2 spr ng wheat , 01 'iaoi'ic ; No 3
spring wnoai. M'lHIo ; No. 2 rod.OUJSO.'c.
COHN No. 2 , 41Wc.
OATS NO 2. .uiie ; No. 2 white , 3.'i ® jo ( :
No 3 white , JKUS'io.
HVBNo 2. lXe. )
I No. 2 , 59c ; No. 3. 4530Jo ; No. 4 ,
.
1'ijAX SKUD No. I. DJ' O.
TIMOTHY Ht.Ki > I'i Imc , 11.23 ® t.24.
I'oitu Mess nor * , uci bbl , { " .70il7.80 : lard ,
nor cwt. $ OUftG. ) 25 ! : short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
J , " > .10V5 : dry silted shoulders ( boxed ) .
$4 37HS450 ; slioit clear sides ( boxed ) , K. : > ) ®
! > M.
M.WIIISKEV Dlatlllera' flnlsho 1 goods , per gal ,
$1.18.
HroAii Out loaf , iinehangod ntSQiyc.
CithnbE Stead v ; full cream chedilius ,
lie ; Hats , 11 ® lic ! ; Young Amerk'us ,
12 ye.
limns AND TVM.OW Unch mgcd.
Hocelptb and bhlpmcnts today were as felOn -
On the 1'roJncu excliango toJuy the butter
market was \veiknr ; faiioy creamery , 2 Hi ®
J7tic ; line wcstein. 2 > i62iio ; ordlnaiy. 2JO.4e :
so uctcd dairy , ' . ' 5(4 'do , ordinary , 2JiS.'loj os ,
2,024 o. _
New York .Uuriccts
NKW YOIIIC , Doc. 10. rr.oun--Hoielpt9,21.410
l ) ! < gs ; oxpoits. ( ) , % * bbls , . ' > 0" > sacks : mar
ket dull and heavy ; sales. 17,100 bbls.
UuiiNUEth Quiet and stoadv ; yellow west
ern. nisi&jw ) .
WliKvr Heco pts , 22)iO ) ( ! bu. ; exports , 2 JO.OI9
bu. : sales , O5'uoo bu of tutuies ; sl.UD ) bu. of
spot ; mirkot hlclinr and Irregular , closing
easy and dull ; .No 2 rod. ifl.Oiliai.OU'i In store
and elevator ; * U07"aai.iS'u ) alloat ; 11,07' ' To
1.0'J'4 f , o. h ; .No. 3 rud , il.iiJK'Edl.UJi ' un-
gruled red , liliiil.01J'4 : No. 1 northern. 11.08 ? ,
ftSl.ii'i-S ; No. 1 hard , fl.l-'j ; No 2 nortlicin ,
tl.OI'I.O.I't ' , Options opuned li to Tjo upon
foreign buying with bnttor eabloj , doullnod \
to 'io on locrtl toall/lng and easy western
iiiUlcoh ; roacto I lt < it'/tu ' on a resufiiptlon of
Toielgn buying through a fuither advance In
the i a Ics , and elused llrm at 'i ® ' u over
yostord iy. No 2 red , December , t .O'litlii'ij ? ,
eoslng Sl.nn't : J.inii iry , < . .OOSitl.U7'4. ' closing
* l O7'j ; Pubruary.ll.OTVIiil. ' , . closliu' Si.OS' , ;
March , I .lO'tfjI.tU't. ' closliu l.iO , April. $1. ill
< T4I Hi ' ! . . floslng * I.UHU ; Miy. il.OS'.ai.iW.VHI ,
closing il.DS' , ; . ' iino.il uTiiil. iTU , elosliii ; JI.U7U.
UvK Dull ; western , f 1.0 itsl.U.'Vi.
lUui.i'.v Dull and Irregular ) No. S Milwau
kee , 72IfiTlu.
HAIII.EV UAI.T Quiet ; Oanada , country
made , K5i < .
ColtN-llecelpls , 232.J74 bu , ; exports. 17.S10
bu : sales , Iv00 bu. futures ; .Vli > jo bu. spot.
apot iiiarkot Irregular and iiuloi ; No - ' . MCC'ioo
In elevator ; hWvl.e alloit ; niuraded mixed.
47'ia70o ; No AM'.i'iJ'iJ'ie ' : steamer mixed , IW'i
fi'p' , ! ic , Thcru was u bruik In December
through liuxo rouolpts of contract grade aud
clou'd i'iJ under yesterday : other months
vcro 'ifeiio olT , but reacted 'ifc".u and closed
iiiiehaiued to o dunn. Docon her. MIMJ'ic ,
clos IU at.V.\io ) ; .lanuary , iVl's QAPtC. closliuat
ft4'4o ; I'ubruiiry. ft2'iS.il'.i' ' . floslna at M'ct '
May. 51i,4Wificlosing atfll'.c ,
OVT.-I Utcoipts , 112,011 bu , ; exports , 144,553
bu.t sales , none of futures. 41)1.000 ) bu , of spot.
Spot dull and options dull und nominal ; De
cember , 40So ; January , 40c ; May , 3oio ! spot.
No. 2 white. 4u ; mUed western , 30)it''o ) ;
white \\cstiirn , 4lfile ; No. 2 Uhlcu o , 4.'u ;
January , llrm and fair dumand ; hhlpplni ; , t > 5 ®
Tile : gi ( id lo chol o , ' .vft'Uc.
llurs 1'alr ilcmand , llrm : utato common to
good , IMi.'lc ; I'uclllu coast , l 'iiilc.
huiiAii-ltaw , dull and .nomln.il ; ruQncil ,
qulot un I ste idr.
Moi.\M < HS l'orolgii. nomln tl ; Now Orleans ,
act ho nnd llrm ; common to .uiuy. 'lia.s. .
KiCK-1'ulr , active and llrm ; ilomoitiu fair to
oxtra. S'lUTu ' ; Japan , 3li ® Ue.
1'HTUoi.KUM Opened ste uly and advanced
> ( e nn tl o execution of a small buying outer.
tlien beeiune dull unit romalnod so until thu
close ; I'ciiunylvunlu oil. spot , 6'JUt1. Juuuary
optlou opooed al Wiioj hljihuit , too ; lowest ,
at COc ; t. mm nil , no sales ; Iota'
, f.OKitibls. .
UoTinNRRKii oit QulotTiiud caiyi crude
2Cc ; yellow. 204c. J .
TAt.t.ow-Qiiict nnd firm. " " >
KOSIN Dull butKtcndyattained ; common tc
sood. tl. fif&MO. '
Tuitre .TINS I'll m ami ( jit'ot at inuailijo.
Krun I'lrni ! western , ! 033TMc | rccolpK
7TM pioka cs. r , i
HliiM-Qulot nnd stoaly : wet salted New
Orlotns soiceted. 4Mo73 iDA.dSSaj TOJCIIS so.
lectod , M to 00 Ibs , ( Vi4 c.
1'oinc yulol and easy i old Hicss. $3.25j now
incs-i. HTfttilO 2 : . ; extra prlnio. JJ.M.
CUT -SATS Dull , easy ; pickled bellies ,
pick o 1 shoulders , f > o ; plukipd hams , 7'ii
nilddles. nulot and sto'itty. short clo ir. f'l.'J i.
I < AHII Lower ; western ste.iin . , IJ31 } ; opt'on
silos. 3 000 tierces : Deccmbdr. I1.CI ; Januarv ,
? l WHO 411 , closing ut lt.Bf rebruary , tn.f\ \
M iroh.Mft'ift,57. closing ut Il.fiO ; Muy.IJ.74 ,
closing at f 172.
llUTTKit-Qit'ot ; wcsterndnlry , IfttlKo ; west
ern cruamory. 10 ® . * . > lc : western factory , HVi ©
20c ; Klgln , Ui'ic.
CIICESU Quiet and ate.iny ; part Bklms , 4
® ! > C.
J in titON Palrly ndtlvo ; American ,
Oninlm Or.ilu Al rkot.
Prices based on delivery at Mississippi rlvor
points , Njbraska Inspujllon , and ton days'
shipment , unless otherwise state. ! .
WIIKAT No. 2 red winter,1 ) I bid ; No. Ssprlnl ,
8c bid.
OATS-NO. 2 whltr , .IIS'o hid ; No U white ,
31 > , e bid : No. 3 colored , 3i bid.
CoilN No. 3 or bettor , yi-ar shipment. 3Ho
hid Iliirllngton ; .Wio ; lliiltlmoro , m diiys , : i'c '
bid ; Toledo ; January , 3S > iu bid ; oSVSo llaltl-
in nro.
Among thu silos wnra : 8,1,00 } No , ) or bet
tor corn ; January 'He ; ,0)i ) sime. 3 e ; 10.00) )
HIIIIU , Deoi-iiibor , ! iOo ; 25.00J s imo , January.
IW'ic.
I1OAHD OP TlltDK NOTH9.
J. II. Hrford of llcnvor Crossing , Neb , , was
amoiu the visitors on the board.
Mr. Tlsher of I' shor & Binlaiiclc. Pr.lguc ,
Neb , was In looking o\or the market.
Knns.is City Atarkcts.
KAVSAS CITV , Mo. , Dec. 10 PU > UH
unchanged.
Win : AT Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 7So bid ; Decem
ber , 800 askud.
CoitN-Qulot , steady ; No 9. cash , .TiMo bid ,
3Cu asked ; May Cio bid.
OATS Higher ; No. 2cash.il'4c ' bid ; January ,
.To asked ; .Nlay , 31 ] c bin , .l-'Jo askoJ.
. Ilt'TTEli Uuehaiued ; creamery , S22Sc :
dairy , I5.e ; store p leUed , IJUlCe ; rolls , IS ®
82e.
82e.HnnH
HnnH Unch ingcd.
I'i AX < uhii Until uiged.
Il.vv Unclringed.
KhCKtiTS Wbcat , 41,003 DU. ( corn. 22,005 bu. :
ontM. .I.OJi ) uu.
Siiii'MKNTi-Whcat , 23,0.0 bu. ; corn , 40,003 bu. ;
onts , 2,000 bu. .
Mii.WAttKi.n , WIs. Doc. 1 ! ) WIIKAT Plrni ;
M iy , Ul'ic ' ; No 2 spilug. 03e ; No , 1 northern ,
i' .
COHN Plrmer : Nc. 3 , 3015 < anc.
OTStoaily ; .No 2 wblte. aH'Hu ; No.
3 white. 3-.2"e.
IIAHI.EV Qulot ; No 2. 57c ; sample , on track.
30dl > : .
HVE I'lrmj No. 1 , OOo.
Cotfeo
NEW YOUK. Dec. 10 Options ooonod steady
and iinch ingod to U points decline , ana closed
steady and iinchango I to 10 uoluls down ;
sales. 1I.75J bags , Including : December. J1IOJ
® II.IO ; January , if IJfiil..7ii : Pebruary , Jl..SO ;
March. JI2.0 > flil8.IO ; May. Jll.WXail.Ui ; Juno ,
fll.7.VftII.MJ ; July , Jll.liOll.fCi ; beptcmber.
SI . ( Wf4ll.c : ; spot KIo , du 1 but stoiuy ; No. 7 ,
St. lion a
ST. Louts. JIo. Dec. 10 , WHEAT Higher ;
cash. O.l'5o ' ; May , 033 c.
COIIN nteaily : o.ish. 3S' c : May. Ill e.
OAT.S Hioady ; cash. Uliti. ' ! May , JJ * e.
I'oilK Weak ; now. * I1.-.0.
IjAllti Dull at * - > SO. ,
iKl$1.18. . j _
nilnurapolis Wlipnt Slnrkof.
MiNNEAi-or.is , Minn. D'ep. 19 Who it was
quite strong until the clo o , when thi'io was a
bieak. C isli was not very active : iccelpU.
470 oars. Close : .So. 1 mirtlioin , Dcconn er ,
Si'ic ; .May. UJyi1 : .lammry.iMHfc on tr.icK : No.
1 hard. bc ) ; No. 1 noiihern , tiS'/c ; No 2
northern ,
Liverpool nritcts.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 19. WIIRVT--rirra and In
poor demand : holdcis oiler Hpirln lv ; Cali
fornia No. I. 8sO'd < iMj 10.1 per cental.
Coitv bteady and dull ; uil\cd western ,
'sS d per cental. /
UACON Lens clear. 43 Jbs.323 Od per cwt.
Cincinnati .Markets.
CINCINNATI , O. , 13ec. fa WHEAT Easier ;
No 2 rod. 9)/4o. )
OOHN In fair demand'No. ) 2 , mixed. 45c.
_ _ OATS llaroly steady ; No. J mlxeJ ,
WIIISKEV JI.18.
Toledo Gruln .Mnrtcat.
Tot.KDO.O , Dec. 10 WHBAT Active ; No. 5
cush OCJaC.
CORN -toady ; No. 2. cash , 44Hc.
OATS Qulot ; c ish , Jlc.
California w lie it Kxports.
S\N PlUNCibCO Ca' ' . . Doc 1' ' ) , Wheat experts -
ports for the wecx to date , 40J,40.,03 centals.
.
rriirtcrs' TalK.
CIIICAHO III , . Dec. 19 Counsclman it Day
toC'ockroll llros. : Wheat titled stroiu within
nariow limits todav. The Important Influ
ence wns the temlen y shown In foielgn mar
kets to follow nn advance on this Hide. Kx-
lorteis uought at higher prices and the de
mand was sharper for cash \Uieut at prim iry
points tli , in for futures in the great markets.
itrudstreot's reuoi ted clearances for the past
week wcro less than for the two weeks
preu-dliu. The fee. Ing that the visible Mip-
lily on Monday would show a liberal Increase
iiold spoeiilatuo buyers In check und pre
vented anything like a boom , Corn was weak
and lioldfis wore anxious to sell near futures
and buv for May delivery , hhlppors are In
clined to buy now No. . ( torn and hold It thirty
days for dryliu out. rather th in to pay the
lanuary premium fet No. 2 corn. Oats were
j.islei for spot , but llrm for the May futures.
Provisions were hcasy under a contlnu ition
of thu liquidation of Jiinnary pork , which
- oiMnoncod yesterday. Wo look for a sudden
areak and a good buying of spot early next
week.
Uiuctao , III , Dec. 19. Kennett. Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. MuWhorter : The bullish sen-
linent carried over from yesterday did not
Inil n uch encouragement In the early cables.
It Is trim that thu moat of them quoted higher
prices , but the undeitonii was dull aud Inac
tive. With pour dent mi ! for two dour * , prices
did not get above tliosi ) iniido at the opening.
Itoom trader- seemed to bo rather bullish and
olVorocl Ilttln opposition to the subsequent ad
vance , which was cnglnceiod by local talent ,
but at 077iO It teemed as If the eiop
ivas for silo and the market declined us min'h
n tlueo minutes us It had advanced In an
tour. Thu bu go today appears to have been
Drought about by a few local operators for a
Torn speculative turn and It Is hardly proba-
jle tluit prices will be put materially
ilghor for the present unless foreUn
n irkets should show moro Btiongth.
Thu feature In corn wi.s the continued
liquidation ot Douoiubctr aud January longs at
receding prices. Ilccelveis geiioi , uly are of
the opinion that not only will the receipts bo
argely In re isod next month , but tnat grad-
ng will bo much better. Slioald lliero be an
ibiindanc'o of contract corn It will of course
1)0 Impossible to hold near options at a con
siderable premium over Mtiv. butbul ship
ping weather and poor grading would put a
dlltcront face on the situation. Oats
were dull and without any foaturoa.
rim flood of lio.-s which nnrllally subsided
early In the week lias broken out afresh and
the provision market bus boon greatly do
irohsed In consequence. , fflio. packers seem to
) o anxious to get Dikes lo , > v enough us a basis
fora bull doul later In tlu scason.
NEW YOIIK , Doo. 19. Th ? stouk market today
WHS a loglt mate continuation of thosoot the
ast fuw days , there being still the very pro-
lounced buylnt ; by comiilUxlon houses \\hllci
.ho belling rein. lined pilitulpa Iy piofrnslonal
and with no sljiiincuncdniTliu temper , while
strjng iilmost throiigli/Ait' / was heavy at
times under pressure of tH'e boars und further
realisations. The great ( yiUuro ot the day ,
lowovur , was the tontlndkjit puichnsos by tlio
'orelgners and the aioc-is wjuuh are the great
est favorjtos abroad were ifia most prominent
n the market today , Aniynjf these , Cro and
! < ouls\lllu& Nashville weru specially cou-
aplcnoiH. the Ilrst beln itgaln the leader In
) O nt of activity whllu scuclPX a in irku 1 nd-
vunco mid thu last m.ikhu the largest llniU
CHln of anythlii ; on the.ictUo list.
The bunk statement , whllo It had no appnr-
ent lininodlatu Inlliui'ice upon thotoursuof
pr.cen by reason of Its extremely heavy gain
In cash , brlngla : tlm'aurpliis reserve up to
the highest lUuros knoun In nionllH , not-
withstaudliu the very llbutnl exp inslon In
( Kins , laiinot fall to Improve the tunu of spec-
ulatlon In the near future. Wahm h prufuriad
w.is nisei very actlvo an I stroiu , f urtlnir In
creasing Its aiiUbtanthtl gu n of yester
day. Among the low price I uhurei ,
Jotton Oil , Iho Iowa Cuitral | > s Iho Central
1'uc.llu and lloekliu Vulloy led In thu upwind
nauunieiit. all scurlnt malsrliil advances ,
wlillo the st , I'uiil A 1uuitlisoro / \vutk , the
lireferied reuctlnc ii ! per vent. Thu market
in general opened quiet but higher , und whllo
bour presnqro oauseu the loss uf the opening
uu iis In tin ) early Houilius , the confess. on
was only niomcntury , und tlio whole list
HOOII resumed Its steady upuurd march , No
l im Of roautlon until the Uu il dealings wire
hcen. when re.ilUulom on the mtKinces nc-
orued eiusud some. luHltutlon , but the close
was mill ncti\o and Urn to strong utor near
the liUlunt prices nf thu day , Amoiu ihu
uutlvu Sharon thu tin a I pricis liow kiuali u'ulns
us a rule , but LuulsvMo St Naihvlllo ura up
IU pcrocnt , Wnbnsh preferred l't per cent nnrt
Cotton Oil 1 per cant ,
Government bonds Imvo boon dull nnd
stt uly ,
Htnto bonds Imvo been nojlcctt'd.
The fiillowliu nro the clonln t quotitloin for
the lo.idlng stocks on the Now York Stock exchange
change today :
ex dlv
The totiil sule1) of Hloc'Us today wcro lwrt.481
hiics. InoliulltiK AtulilMin , 8011 ; C'hlciiuo
( Jus , 4,202s Duliiwuro IiiicUinv.mil i A West
ern. 2,10' ' ; Hrli1 , .R.I70 ! Hoculii' ? Vnllov. . ' .niO ;
l > ; i'.o Shore , 2'JIO ' : Loulsvillo .V Nnshvlllc ,
5,20 ; Northwestern , 2,110 : Northern I'.iolllo
linifi'rred. 3..MO : Hciullii ? . 0,8Xi ; It chiuond
& \\Vst 1'olnt. 4.2.11 ; St. f'uul , 12.185 ; Union
I'jclllc. 3,5j5.
Kinnnulal llovlow.
NPW VOIIK. Dee 19 The Post says :
Thuro wis ; tlio ilsinil closliK up ot spoculiitKo
nucounts today Inuldcnt il to the close of the
wool , , I ut the form It as-mined was til-
niust nltoKt'thur liiiyliiK to coMir short ron-
1111011 The loi'ont UKpre-isUo liuyeis of the
Ic. dliiR Rtoulis worn not union ; ; the sellers
toJny , a pretty poslti\o proof that thov are
not content with tholi modelito rcall/lng
s \ai \ of yesterday and theduy hoforo , and not
In any linrry to t.ike y roll is. On the ether
hand , the profession.il operators , most uf
whom lniM' bcon continually soiling the mar
ket short on the expect-xtlon of Deet-mher
dullni'ss or ro letlon , ciimn In us heavy hiiycrs ,
the striking fe.Uuro of ted ty's nuirl > ot
Ito I n- , In tact , the unusual magnitude of
the blocks of stock houiht In ono single hid
for this account. The result > v.is wh.it would
n itur.tlly he siipuoboJ , The granger stocks
us u whole and the majority of tlio other
active stocks made sharp and continuous ad
vances on rom irl.ahly heavy trading The
Vandcrullt slocks were qulot und the eo.il
stocks , concerning which rumors of another
anthracite war are again boliiK Industilously
clrciiliitod. hung heavy , hut these \\eroo\-
ceotloiis. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now Vurk Money .Mnrkct.
NiiwVniuc. DOI10. . MONKV ON CALI , Hnsy.
ranclns from 214 to 3 percent ; lust loan , 2j !
poi cent ; closed oirorcn at2'5 per cent.
I'HIMII MKIIUANTIMi I' l'rlll 4 Si © ' ) per COIlt.
Hii.itt , NO KfCiiAvoc Quiet and sto.idy
at f4.8'i.5 for sixty-day bills and } 4 8US
for demand.
Tlio following were the closing prices on
Lends :
Ioii < loii Stoolc Markets.
irort-fo'itfd ) ) ) ' IS1) ! liuJnnva Onrlfi Ilm i-.U.\ \
LONUOV , Dec 19. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to THE HhK.I The stock markets
closet ! with n good tendency and with business
fall. 'Iho prlucip il feature w la the fuither
adv.inio In American railway , which closed
about at the best points touched. The
limner i.ulw.iys wcro also stroiu. Sil
ver and rupee piper closed steady.
Consols wore also un tltered Discount rates
were harder today on the wlthdr iwul of gold
from the bank for Germany. Tluoo months
bank paper was finally quoted at viier cent.
Cull money was also u ilttln marked at I'i to
\Vi \ per cent. The Impression Is that
moro gold will bo sent to the Berlin
nuir.ot next week , peril . .ps 'lOO.OOJ Ibs. In
all. Homo 4i,000 weio received by the hank
from Lisbon where i.-00OJO wcro withdrawn
for Germany. > -
I.OSUDN , Ilcc. Ifl. The following were the
London stock quotations closing at 4 p. in. :
Consols money. . , . 'J3 5 IU M exicim ordlnnry ao
Coneols dlscuunt. 7-lb ht I'aul.cummun. . . Sl < 4
N. V. 1' . & 0 IsU. . . . Sl ) ) N. V. Central . IU
Cnnnrtlan racltlo. . . . 9 lit Itcncllnn . 10 1-4
Ktla .
! d.
MOMSV 2 pel cent.
Katt of discount In the open market for both
short aud thieu months bills 2 per cent.
l < Inanuiiif Ontcx.
NEW OUM.NS. : La. Dec. 19. Clearings , $ J.-
2 7 , 1(11. (
KANSAS CITV. Mo , Deo. 10. Clearings , 11,500 ,
71D : for the week. * J,3SOIO. |
HAI.TIMOHT , Md. . Duo. 10. Olourlius. y2,3Jfl-
18J : balances , HT.'i.T.'J ; money , U per cent.
NKW YOIIIC , Dec. n Hunk clearings , $12(1- (
2.\S.OT8 ; b.iliuicos. jn,47ii'l40 Kor the week ,
ole.irtnijs , ' { 7. SOsSti2r ; balances $ J."i'J13OS' ) .
I'litLAr.nr.i'iUA , I'a , Ore. ID Clearings
SlU.Ol'.MS ; bilances. Jll,27rO. ! Clearings for
the week ending today , $ bo.554GJJ ; balances.
JVJ2I..WO ; money. 4 per cunt.
WASHINGTON , n. 0. , Dee. 10 The amount of
4'iperi.ent bonds redeemed today , Jll'l,20J ' ,
making the total redemption to date $2-J12- !
V.O , and leaving outstanding $ I.IO..rii ) .
NBW YOHK , Dee 10 The exports of soeolo
from tlm port of Now York last week woio
* ± i7,23.l ofhloh JJI.OJ ) was gold anil f2),20l ! )
was si var. The Impoitsof specie histieok
amounted to il.DSMMJ. of which JDSJ.'WJ was
gold and MSIS silver.
CiilCAno , 111 . Doc. 11) ) . Now Yort oxchango.
slow at pur to lUe discount ; money , quiet and
unchanged tit U per cent. Clearings for the
day. lll.OII.SU ; for the week. JJ7.8I4.I.H. ritor-
Iln4 exchange , unuhaiijotl , at ? l.8'y for blxty-
day bl'ls. ' and JI.S4V for sight diufts.
IlOsro.v , Mass. Doc. 10. Ulo.irln s , JP.SOO-
4.1 1 ; li.il incca. Jl Hl.,70'i ; r.ito for money , - /
per cents exchanio on Now Voik. fitoldo
discount. 1'or the week , clotrlims , tJO.V | ) DO,1 ;
b.ilnneed , $1,720 ! 'JPor the corioHpoudlng
wenk last year , clearlnr'H , JOJI/JJi , lul ; bal-
iinco * .
CHILLY.
Has Upon noclnrotl , ami Victor. After Victory Una Iloon Oura. The Kn-
qmy Unving Hoon Uolnforeotl by the Torpedo Hout "Liv Orpto , "
the Contodt la Upcoming moro IntorosHiiff. Hut Our Wool
Clml SubJootH i Withstand tlio AtlaolvH uiul Ilold
Tho'nPoUtlon
Amonirtho Ilonlthynnd Au-
Hvo People of the Kiu-th.
An Inner Covorlng of Wann ft Gli'r-nt' ' ° Roslator ot
Close Woven Suit ; with an Otitor Plallii ) ? of un linprocnnhlo Over
cent TIic o Are the things Tlitit Oiin Mo Donutiiletl Unoti
, , , , . . _ _
1 III K J M ! < ! > ! Ill I _
ill These Trying TiniiM.Vo huvo L'\wtorotl Our
Infant IinliHtrio ; : And are Now Knablod to
ComoatoVUlt thu World In Pro-
duulnrr Our Own G.tnnonta.
Wo Ilavo All IlotrJ of the Days In Which Clothing nnd All Artiolon
"Uso in This Country Were Mtido Unon Honor. Wo Hold Tlitit Thia
Was So Not Uoeanso Mon \Vo'o Any Dotter or Moro lion-
est Th-iii They Are Todtiv. But UoniUEo Thun the
Producer Dealt Directly With the Con
sumer. Ilia Solf-IntoreatCoin-
polled Him to Give His
Patrons the Full
Val u o They
Were Enti
tled to.
Today the Position Wo Occupy is Precisely the Same. Wo Produce Our
Clothlnp and Soil It Direct to the Consumer. There Are No Mid
dlemen to Transfer the Responsibility to. No Intervention
of Iho Usual Wholesaler and Jobber to Add Their
Proflts to the First Coat. Our Lntoreata
Ate the Same as the Old Time
Manufacturers' .
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS AND BETHBi OF CLOTHING IH THE f ORLD.
Browning , King & Co. ,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas.
Open till 9 P. M. Evenings Until Christmas , alter which time wo
will close at 6:8O : P. M.
DRJ. . E.
THE ; KOTIM ) SPKGIILIST in tiic treatment or ail forms or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
17 yours experience. Gloot mid all ivnnoyincr disohat-jros ; Stricture or dilllcnlty
or pain In rollu\lng the Itladder ; hyphllls and all dlsoasoa of tlio lllo.il and Skin : Noi voiisnoss
( ienor.il Debility , Loss of Manhood mill Ambition. Want of Llfn and Vitality , Had .Moniory ,
Desuoniiorit , Discouraged , Hollef obtained without loss of time from IniHlii HI. The most pow-
oiful lomedles knoun to modem suloneo for the treitmcnt of the above diseases , The weak
piow slum ; , the dosuondont become Chi-orfiil from ionin\ed Vitality , Ambition unrl Coura/a.
Jly resouirosind facilities foi dolnz business 1110 uiiKiirpassed. All coircspondonco Httlotlj
pilvatc. Write for toinib , circulars and question list , llth an I l''uriuun ' Sts. , Omaha , .Nob.
ir/joAi.s.n./ ;
Country I'rotlii'jo.
Coos-The built of the silos of fresh Htoulc
weio teporloJ at Jlc , but 24o was touched oc
casionally ,
lltmnu A larxu proportion of the reonlpts
of Knoil butter /o at 1U- , with small lots of the
beta at 17:8o :
rour/mv Chickens. fSWr. with a Kood many
Rales at 7c ; Kuise and duekh plenty at L10o
for uoud Hiook : turUeya , HOiu'c.
OAMI : 1'ralilo ' chickens , f4 71Q.VU ; Kniuso.
l.2JiJI.7 : miillaiHl ducks. 13.0) ) ; blue wliiKi'd
teal , 11,71 : creon wliuod tual. tl. 'ill ' mixed
ducks , tl , 23 s jitelc labblts. HLOaiDO ; Hinall ,
ttuiOl.S.'i ' : qunll , I. ' , ' : : squlrroli , tl.Oi ; deer
siiddlca , l.Viblilu per Ib. : ( her c.ireahsos , Ute
1 cj autoiopo n.nlUlos , llOISc ; carcasses , IKQlOc.
HlduH mill Tdlloiv
No. 1 ( rr on salted hlde . 4SSP40i No.
Rtccni-iilled lildes , : iji.lio ; ; No 1 BFCOII salted
blues , 2S to 40 Ibs , nicQIXo ; No 2Kreou
silted lildiH , 21 to 40 lli. MM'/iQ ! No. 1 veal
cult , N lo 15 It ) * , He : No. 2 vi ) il eaif , B lo l * > Ibs ,
4cNo. : I dry Mint hides , 7"u ; No. 2 dry Hint
hlduj , ftOOui No. Idly Halted hides , yifiiie ; till-
low , No. I , .IliUI'jo ! tillnw , No. 2.
white A , lUI'ie ; Kreuo ; , white II , : i'i ' < i
crciuc , yellow , > lc ; urease , ( lurk , 2tio : old
liuttei , 2iJ'iu ( ! ; benswax , pnmu , l"ifi.Sii rou
tallow. UiJo. _
Omahn MIIIInK company : Hollanoo. I'utent ,
tJ70 | luvlnulblo. I'atimt. ttiiO ; ! , ouu blar. Hu-
perlatlve , . ' . : n : HiuwlLue , ( .0) : IMney I'am-
II. H' ' ,
a. 1' , Oilman's Hold Mortal , & ! .70 | Snow While ,
{ . ' .41 ! hiiQWllnko. t..OOj low L'r'idc , 11.00 ; Qneon
of Ilia I'antry ' , i..Hi ; Minnesota .Superlative ,
2.75i bran , il4..0 ( | chopped fouJ , J.'OOJ.
Constipation poisons tno DlooJ ; DoWitt's
Little Eurly HUors euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disotuo U KOIIO.
Dr. Hlrnoy curoa uutiu-fh Uoo bldg.
Dr. Culllruoro adjuuts f/luhsu8 , U blilg
IE FITS !
When I nay Hire I di > not moan merely to etop tbxm
for a tlma and then Imva tliLm rotuni n ln. I mean a
rallies ! curt. I Imvo undo tlndnoiuoof FITS , KI'I.
l.r.I'jV or rALIiINa BIOICNM.S.S n life lon tndy. I
warrant my remudy to oura the worst cawd. Ilocauao
dtliora Invo failed h no reason for not now rocoirlnc a
euro. Kond At occo fur a troatlftQ and a I'roe llottle ot
uiy Infallible remedy. Glto liiprosa and Punt Oflko.
II. < ! . JtOOT , ni. U. , 183 I'enrl St. , N. Y.
Til 13 Al < VItUI3r.
rNSrUUMnNTSulacodon record December
J. 19 , isO :
WAIIHANTY UKKDI.
Tlieodoro Ol on to O I' Dabll , lot 0.
Olson's sub t 450
William J Maxwell , trustee , to 11 T
Clarke , lot 3 , blo.-k 174 , Omaha 23.000
U H I'aynuaiid wlfo to William .Miller ,
rt al , lot 1 , Van liiiren place 1,200
Bautli Mayhow and husliund to C ) H
Uoodlmiu , purl no so 12-lli-lu 3.0X )
A O Troop and wlfo to K W Sapp. lots 8 ,
U. 16 to 19. block 10. lot 21 , block 17 , lots
17io2l. block IB. Orchard hill . . . . 4,500
David MaoAMaii and vrlfo to Kdwnrd
Ohrlstoirurson.lotH 2 and 3 , MacAslan's
sub. , 2,404
H II lUldrlito and wlfo to O T ( Hindus , s
in ft lotfi and nlWKft lot ft , block '
UoihachV.'iid add. ex w 10 f t 7,100
W O AlbilL'lit and wlfo to William
Itnulidford. lot 10 , bloclc 31 , Albilghl'd
choice. 300
U rrediloMon to Gustavo llenoke , Sj of
middle M lot. 10 , Johnson's add. 3.CCO
Soublo ( leiKler to same , lot 7 , blouk on ,
t-ontli ( liniiha.aiid lot 18block 7 , U nun-
1,043
llciman Koiiiit/o lo I ) I ) Miller , ek'ft lot
I ) , blouk mi , Koiint/o place . 3,650
I ) I ) Miller and wife to I I ! llurdlck , w
ft lot 2 nnd u l-,4 ft lot J , block 3 ,
1'ostui'n place . . . . . . 4,004
M O Canter and husband to OBOrln-
Blenilet nl , o.Oftuf wOJ ft lotd. blouk
J , bouth Omaha . 100
QUIT Or. VIM DEEPS ,
A M C'owlo to Hhoiiinuu AdaUn , lot B ,
block C > , A miller placu . 100
UKKI ) .
J ! ' lloyil , nherHTnale , to Miles it Thomp
son , lot to. block 10. Walnut hill 400
Hume toUils lliuisLii , lots U and 10 ,
block'J , Arbor ulai.u , P33
Total uniouiit of tr.u'stori ' 153,178
rJoWltt's Llttlo Barly Utser . Host 11UU
pill ever nmdo. Cura comtlpattou ev
Unit ) . MoaoviiUkU U athoiano\r