THE OMAHA DAILY TH3E : TUESDAY , H. 1893.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bnpplio ? of All Sorts Light and Trailing
Jlathcr Slow ,
CATTLE OPEN DULL BUT CLOSE FIRM
Price * lint Llttlo Lower Than on Hntnrdny
IIORD Drop Oirn Nlclccl In Price In
Sympathy with Knntorn Mnrketi
OVUIA , Feb. 13. Ilccclpts of both lioyi and
cattle , niul especially cuttln , wore remarkably
light for a Monday , while tlio run of sheep was
considerably aliovu thn average.
There wcru only slxty-onu fresh curs of cut
tle on.salo with iitlto | a sprinkling of stale
stuff , although Saturday's ghlptiioiiuof ninety
car.iof ualtlo to Chicago luft tlio puns pretty
well denned up lit tlio close of tlio week , I'ast-
crn markets WITH lower , anil us shippers and
exporters objected to both the iiuantlty nrul
quality of the offerings local buyers had It nil
their own wny on the forenoon's market , and
they stalled In to fill tliulr orders nt prices
steady to a dlmu lower tlmn Satmday. Of the
ton or twelve fresh loads on silo : not over two
or tin cu liid changed hands up to noon , but
after dlimur the shippers wore out bright and
curly ami bought up the entire offerings at
prices Do to 15c better than the local killers
bid. Fair to proltygood 1,050to 1,250-lb , steers
bold lit from J3.HO tuf4.GU.
| lusiiics4 wus rather active and prices n trlllu
Mrongcr In the butchers'stock lino. The du *
maim , although mostly local , wus good , mill
the moxciiiciil fico thinuglmut. I'oor lo good
cows ami heifers Mold nil tlm way from $1.70 to
t3.Di ! , with the bulk of thu decent stntr at from
' . . ' ' . ItilllH und
t'J.UIHu M.-'i. , oxen stags were
steady ntiinmnd $2.15 lo { 3.75. Calves ( Inn
at fiom t2.40 tniS.75.
Tlio stui'kcr and feeder tradw was somewhat
rcstiictcd on account of tin ) llmltud supply ,
but prices ruled strung. Sales out of llrst
liiiiuH went largely ill fiom 12.00 to * 3.75 , Hcp-
icM.'iitutl\u sales :
nnr. < rui ) HUE * ' .
CO 1.0 HA 1)0 OATTI.U.
Av.
21 feeders 770 880
Him Tlio market was rather peculiar.
Othur places reported markets 5c to lOc lower
and nil buyers started In hero to make their
iiuiclmses that wuy. The supply was too
light , however , to accommodate shippers ,
speculators , frobh meat men and packers , and
wlillo home of the early sales wcru nt prices 5c
to lOc lower than Saturday's general market ,
the t ratio Improved us the morning advance ?
und closing prices were pretty close to Hatiti-
'
day's average ligures , the early decline being
nearly nil regnlned. The general market , uv-
Biir.Kp TIIU run was quite liberal. Twelve
weeks Vco'v ' ' | . This following lusl
supply produced an easloi
lully us Chicago was roportui
; rn owes aud mixed westerns sol (
" ' s .mo..ori1lu. ' native lamb'
, . . . ; .
feeder
inon to sell on this market. " Fii'lr "to"coni
* .76tt6.UO , fair to goVd westerns
J..il ( ,5.0.jj common and stock sheep , * 2 'jotii
r/7f.Kl"i 'oolu ' > ' ' ' ( ) llu-lb. lambs * 4.0l
' .
(60.70. Kupiosontullvo sales ;
U4H western owes yX'
HO westein mixed yj 4 6
74 nutlutlunihs .1 IS
1.003 Mexican mixed . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . " G4 \ $
Ittu'i-lptsiiml llHjUIiii | : ofStoelc.
Oillclal iecol.unnddlspoiltlon | . of stock ns
shown by the books of thu Union Stuck Yard *
company fort iho forty-eight hours ending at !
'o ' clock p. m. February 13 , 18U3 :
IttC'EIITS.
IIISI'OSITIO.V ,
,
Chlruiii l.lvo Hlnck Jlnrknt.
CilKHtio. III. . Fob. 13.-Spoclal [ Telegram t
Tnu lir.i ; . rim run < if cattle wanlurtu and th
deinuiid not particularly Hliurp. Uawx un
buIN did not ciimprUu thu usual promotion <
thu ( itTcrlMKH nnd IhoHudrkcrlptlomiKoldabot
OH well nn before , but for tcur * prices
purceptlbly lower TrudhiK In thojli
oponrd Inter tlmn uiiml nml very ulnw lluy-
crK held off for coneusiloni and grnornlly got
thotn , * nloi Mhowlng nn nvernso decllno of
front' ! ( ) ( ? to Inc. Thn fnrt tlmt Iho MiifT could
bo had tlmt much cheaper inlKht Imro bron
oxpprtod lo lend lo active buying but no such
result followed. The market continued ( pilot
nnd closrddull nnd honvy with not n fowciUtlc
lnt ( In Niili-oncii'H hniiiH , Iiiimllty ( | Iho sup
ply was rntlicr poor nud not many unlos were
reported nt belter titan 15.00. Htcors worn
quoted at from f.1,80 to fnQO , nud cows ami
ht.ijls nt from > l.r,0 to tl.OO ,
Good heavy hoi ( * oomprUod rather nn Insig
nificant Jiart of the receipts , nnd for tlmt
grndo tlioro was n decllna of barely Cc , but
poor nnd common grades wore not easily
moved nt lOoolf , lU-reipts were larger than
for somu daya pnst , nnd thu run of the wenk
promising to xhonr an Incronso on the recent
nvoraite ; liuyors were bonrlsh. Tlio choicest
hofffl In the pens broiuht from SH.CO to JH.Oo ,
but tlioro were exceedltiKly few sales nt over
tB.OD , tha Jiunllly cenurally beltiR mlsornhly
poor. From < M.V5 ! to $8.10 were Iho prevailing
prices for thu IlKht wolxhUs , and the bulk of
the heavy and medium changed hands ntfroin
IH.40 toJH.50. The olTorliiKs Included many
younn plus vrelgliliiK from 100 to MO llii , ,
which \veto ( Minted at from JO.OO to IS.OU. The
uonoral mnrUet closed dull.
Tlio sheep trade was dull. The heavy supply
hero last week pretty thromuxlily HUtlsflud
the linniedlnto. dmimtid and buyers \vere not
Inclined to take today's offerings except at
shaded prices. I low aor , thuro was only a
slight tediictlon from last week's jx-lces
scaicely eiiinih ( lo wnrrntit n ehiuiKO In ( | iu > -
tntliins. Sales wete on a basis of from J3.00 to
JO.Ui for poor to choice. The lamb market
was weak at from 11.Uft to SiJ.OO. Ueeolits |
Catlln , 1U.IIOO huttdj hogs , 30,000 head ; sheep.
I'J.OIK ) head ,
The Kvenlng.Tournal reports !
I'Ani.K ' Kocelpts , 10.000 heads shlpinonts ,
4,000 head ; inarkot louur ; iirlmo to uxtra
Hleurs , tft.UOflli.OOi good Id Choice , t4.bO5.60 ;
othuiH , $ l.408i-l.75i cows. M.a&JM.UO.
llOdS KoculpU , ao.000 head ; Klilpiiicnts ,
11,000 head ! inarkot nctlve , 510o lower ;
mlvcd and puckers , ? 8.20T.B.40 : prlnio heavy
and hutchurrt' weight * . fH.DOab.B ! ' ; prime
llirht , $ M.3n ; pigs , JG.IKW.'Jfl.
.SiiKKi'-liccoFpls , H.OOO honil ; shipments ,
850 head ! market steady to lowur ; natives ,
ll.a.ViJO.25 ; westerns , JD.OoaD.'JD : lambs , 14.40
Jfp\v Vork I.He Stock Mnrkot.
New YOIIK , Fob. 13. HKP.VIH Koreluts , 4.110
head. Including GB cars for sale ; market dull ,
lll J20o | ier UK ) Ihs. loner ; native steers ,
H.O > B5.00 ; Texans and Colorudos , J3.45 ©
4.17 ; bulls and cows , II.703.75 ; dressed beef
slow ut 8c per Hi.
CAI.VKS Iterelpls , 8,3.10 Ifead ; market firm ;
veals f5.5057,0.001 grussors , $3.0033.2. ) ; west
ern calves , J3.25144.20.
Slti'.i'.f AMI LA.Miis-Hecelpts , 12,437 hand ;
market dull but steady ; slice ) ) , M.OOQG.OO ;
Iambs , } 0.50a7.10.
lions Itecelpts , 4,501 head , consigned di
rect ; market nominally Him ut $8.15U8.GO.
Kiuis.is City Live Mock .Mnrknt.
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , I'oll. 13. OATrt.K-Un-
ruliitH , 2,1100 head ; shipments , 2,000 linadj
light steers and feeders , steady ; heavy and
Texans dull and lOc lower ; cows , strong ;
shipping steers , $2.00&5.00 ; stockers and
feeders , $ ! 1.75 < tM.t5.
llld ( Itecelpts , 3,300lioad ! shipments , l.HOO
head ; 5 < iiUV lower ; all glades , J5.005J8.20 ;
bulk , fs.no(8.10.
SiiUKi1Itecelpts , 2,000 head ; shipments ,
5,000 lu ad ; uctlvu and steady to strong ; mut
tons , $4.0034.00.
SI l.onlfl.lvo Stock .Market.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Fob. 13. OATTI.K Hocolpts ,
3,200 ; HhlpmentH , 1,100 ; market quiet ; fed
Texas steeissold at $3.00ft3.76 ; choice would
bring more ; grass sleets $2.00ii2.75.
Hoes -Kecelpls , 3,800 ; shipments , 3,300 ;
market lower : heavy. ? SHKa8.45 ; mixed ,
l7.HOWn8.30 ; light , $8.00(38.20. (
SllKUl'Keceipts , 100 ; shipments , none ; not
enough receipts to make quotations.
New York Markets.
NEW VOUK , Feb. 13. Fr.otm Receipts 23-
4G2 pkgs. ; exports , 0,488 bills. , 300 sacks ;
sales , 44,500 pkgs. ; market actlvo on low
grades for exports and llrm ; other grades
quint nnd bately steady ; buyers and sellers
about lOc upait.
UDHNMUU/ Dull butsteady ; yellow western ,
J2.75tt2.80.
HVK Nominal ; western , 50aoic.
llAitl.r.vQuiet but llrm ; western , GOJJSOc.
IAIIMV ) : MAI.T Dull but steady ; western , Go
085o.
WIIHAT Kccelpts 0,300 bu. : exports , 170.-
110 bu. ; sales. 150,000 bu. futures. 13,000
bu. .spot. Spot mnt ket dull and lower with op
tions closing Him ; No , 2 rod. In stotu and ele
vator , BOUQ.Hlc ; atloat , SOftHlc ; f. o. b , , 81'fc ;
No. 1 northern , 85T485u" ! No. 1 hard , HOU
( S80iCj ! No. 2 northern , 82 © 83c : No. 3
spring , 70si < 380c. Options were dull and "Sc
below Satuiduy. Thcro twis very little Inter
est taken In aspeculatlvu way , ns thu princi
pal markets at the west were closed on
account of a state holiday. The decline wus
duo to easier cables nnd local realizing ; No , 2
red , March , 70Via704'c , closing at 70fic ;
May. 81 H-lOUsaHc. closing at 81ic ; , July ,
82 © B3tBC , closing at B3c.
Blocks of grain , store and afloat February
13 : Wheat , 12,702.800 bu. : corn. 880.1G3 bu. ;
oats , 1,050,430 bu. : rye , 103,770 bu. : barley ,
375,5001111. ; malt , 27,130 bu. ; peas , 13,050 hu.
COIIN Receipts , 72,800 bu. ; exports , 0,302
bu. ; sales , 200,000 bu. futures , 84,000 bu.
spot. Spots quieteasier , cloilnghtondy ; No. 2 ,
52Wc In elevator. O3'ic ' afloat ; steamer
mixed. OOViaooj c ; No. 3 , 60 ® 01 c. Options
were ! /iMc loner on locnl rcull/lng through
fair contract deliveries. Trading dull ; Febru
ary , 02U@03ic , closing at 52 ; May , 0202iic ,
closing at 02c ; July , 02 Il-104t03 ! < c , closing at
02UC.
OATS Itecelpts , 0,400 bu. ; exports , 3,300
bu. ; sales , 105,000 bu. futures , 63,000 bu.
spot. Spots quiet , white firmer. Options
llrmer and unciiangod to He lower ; May. 38'J
© 38 > lo ; chHlng at 3S > 4-c ; No. 2 while-131ie ;
spot No. 2 , white , 43iC ! No. 1 Chicago. . 30c ;
No. 3 white , 40'xio : ml.\ed western , 3sa301ic ;
whltu western , 37'4Go.
I1AV Fairly active , llrm ; shipping , G03.70c ;
good to choice , 751tOOc.
Hoi'H ljulot ; state , common to choice , 21 ©
24c ; Paclllc coast , 21Tt.24c. (
UIIIKS Steady , modurutodemntid ; wetsalted
Now Oileuns selected , 45 to 00 Ibs. , 4'iiiOc ;
Texas selected. 00 to GO Ibs. , 57c.
PROVISIONS -Pork , quiet , steady : old mess ,
$10.75Q20.00 ; now mess , $21.00. ( Jut meats ,
modelatudomund , llrm ; pickled bellies , llyo ;
pickled hums , 1414Ue. Middles , qiilel ,
llrm ; nhort clear , llifc. Lard , steady ;
western steam closed at $13.10 , nominal.
Sales , none. Options , sales none ; March ,
$13.10 ; May. $13.10 ; July , * 12.GO asked.
IIUTTiii : Qulet , steady ; I'.lgln , 20'/i30c.
CiiKi:3i-1'iilr : demand , firm ; part skims , 4 ©
KudS Fair demand , steady ; receipts , 4,000
pkgs : western fresh , Mile ,
HICB Active , Jlrmj domestic , fair to extra ,
3 ? 04Ge ; Japan , 4VS5C.
Mor.Assr.s Now Orleans , open kettle , peed
to choice , scarce , good demand , firm ut 28HJ37C.
StuiAit Itaw , linn , quiet ; sales 450 tons
muscovado , 80 test , at 3 11-lGc und 100 bags
centrifugals ; refined easier , quiet ; off A,0 1-10
© Oh ! mold A , 4 , ' © t 10-10c ; standard , 4J
© 1 13-lGc ; confectioners' A , 3W&3 ll-10c ;
cut loaf , OJlGfi 7-10c ; crushed , 045 ! 7-lGc ;
powdered , 4.1i5 1-lGc ; granulated , 4i ©
4 15-lOc.
I'm IiiOHvQulet , steady ; American , 112,50
© 10,50 , \
Coi'fEH Steady ; lake , $12.00.
LKAII Quiet : domestic. . * 1,00.
TIN Stoudy , ( inlet ; Strults , J20.20.
S ( . l.iinU .Murki'U.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Fob. 13. Fi.oon Un
changed.
WIIHAT 'i@ ! < c below Saturday ; cash , GO&c ;
May , 72' ( ! July , 74' . o.
CdltN Jlorn actl\e ; © Vjc under Saturday ;
cash , 30'8c ; May. 41Vu.4P.io ; July. 42'Jc.
OATS Cash higher , 334e ! ; May , lower ,
at 34 V.
HVR No sales.
HAIII.KVNothing done.
HurriiH Unchanged.
KdusLower at 20e.
Pliovismsw Unchunged. Pork , old , 120.00 ;
now , $20.20 ; lard , 412.12 ; dry salt moats , loose
shoulders , to.50 ; lungs and ribs , llo.OO ; shorts ,
fit ) 70 ; strips , $0.70 ; boxed lots lOc mom.
llacon , shiiulders. flO.OO ; longs. $11.50 ; ribs ,
eil.G2Kjshoits , $11.87ii ; strips , ilO.50. Sugar
cured hams , J15.OOaiO.50.
ItKCKllTS-l'lour , 10,000 bbls ; wheat , 53,000
bu. : corn , 104,000 bu. ; oats , 3,000 hu. ; rye ,
and barley , none.
Slitt'MKNTS Flour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat , 28-
000 bu. ; corn , 170.000 bu. ; oats , 10,000 bu. ;
rye , 1,000 bu. ; barley. 1.000 bu.
Olt.Mnrk.'t.
NEW YOIIK , 1'eb. 13.--l'KTiioi.EtlM Cer
tificates were completely neglected nt the
Consolidated board , but 2,000 bids , changed
hands at the Stock exchange at 04ic ! , u whudo
under the last recorded price.
TAI.I.OWSeaice. . llrm.
ConoN SKEII Otu-Qiilet , thin ; crude , 57 ®
50c.
50c.KOSIN Firm , fair demand ,
Tuill'BSTlNK Quiet , steady at 35)3Cc ) ,
LivKitrnou I'eu. 13. - LAitnI'rlmu western ,
G2sGd per cwt.
TAI.I.OWFine American , 35s per cwt.
, -21s 3d per cwt.
AS Crrv , Mo. , Feb. 13. WHEAT Lower :
No. 2 hard , GGiiG'ioC ' ; > 'o. 2 red , 71c on board
Mississippi river.
CdltN 'je lower ; No. 2 mixed , 34i35c. !
OATd-FIrm at 2U > i'S30e. ' O
ltVK-Weak:5102c.
IIUTTHitDull. .
Kilds Steady ; 2021c.
UKCKiiTH-\Vhoat , 10,000 bu.j corn , 3.00C
bu , ; oat * , none.
,00Wl Sini'MENTS-Wheat , 33,000 hu , ; corn , G.OOG
bu. ; oats,2,000 hu
I.ltcrponl .Mnrkuti ,
I.tvr.nrooi , I'eb. 13 , WiinAT Kusy ; demani
p < xr ; holders offer moderately.
C'oiis Kasyi demand fair ; mixed wcstorr
( old.4.sOUd ) per cental ; mixed weutern ( now )
4s 6Hd per rental.
HKKKKxtra India moss , 78s Oil per tlorco.
I'OIIK I'rlmo uiuss , wcsturu line , 01 3d poi
bbl.
s and short clear , 65 lb . , 63 6i
Trnile Hevlcw ,
I.UIIQ
trudi
to2bsli
Vv
t' ,
tl
the Iotulon tnnrknt. n fall of fid , unit Imi nNd
Iccllned 4d in Liverpool innrkiM llod wheat
ins brought from 26i In 37n , while thu nvcrago
irlcn of while wheat N 27x. I'orelgn whenl
ni declined ( Id on soreral of the exrlmnites
iwlnc to the weather , An Increase of 03,000
litartorfl of hrouilitiHTn nlliiat more than
mlanccfl thn decllno In slock. I'onipured with
Iho corrospondltic period lant year , tlio ( itian-
tlty of California wheat alfoat ij i ! 10,000
quarters more , Tlio I'iKlHo ports arc warranted
| u making heavy oxpoiH.
Omulm I'rodiini Mnrkot. ,
There wai the usual llrst day of the week
quiet pervading thu market. As to prices
there were few changes and none of any Im
portance.
Ai'i'iK9-8tocksaro hold at I3.50a .00 for
fair to choice stock. ,
HANANAM Quoted at 2.00rt2.50 per bunch
HKANH Choice navy , t2.OOre2.20.
llUTTKit A very considerable proportion of
the butter coming to this market Is selling at
10Q22C , while extra choice lots sell In a small
way to thu local totall trade ns high us 2lc.
UAUroiiNiA CAIIIIAOI : Hood stock 2Si'iJ3c.
qiMUY : : l'erdiM.,4le. )
CliANHMllttKS Hell and cherry. 18,50 ; boll
nnd bugle. * 1M)0 ( ) : Jersey Cape Cod , ifO.OO.
icons The market was steady at 20c. Sales
were not very largo ns retail dealers appear to
still have on hand a good many high priced
eggs.
( lAMK-Hmall rabbits , J1.50 ; jack rabbits ,
J3.50.
IlAV-Thomaiketwas steady utJ5.GnJ10.00.
Illlil'.sNd. . 1 green , 3'o ' ; No. 1 green salt" ! ! ] ,
-c ' ; No. 2 green Halted , 3'C ' | No. 1 green
salted , 25 to 4'J Ihs , , 4Uo ; No. 2 green salted ,
25 to 40 Ibs. , 3 ! < C ! No. 1 veal calf , 8 t j 15 Ibs. ,
7'Jc ' : No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 54c : No. 1
dry Hint , B 17'4c ' ; No. 2 dry Hint , 45 c ; No. 1
dry salted , OWGc ; part cured hides ' , per cent
per pound less than fully cuied.
lloNiiv Choice to fancy white clover , 18 ©
20c ; fair to uood , lOjJiac.
I.K.MONM-tilmleo to fancy. M.60S 1-00.
MAI.AOA OIIAIMIS Good shipping stock , $8.60.
NUTH l.atgo hickory , $1.6o ; black walnuts ,
11.0031.26.
OvsTKim The local market Is steady at 20 ®
42c per can.
UNIONS llomn grown , ? ! OOtil.20 per bushel ;
Spanish tier crate , $1.0032.00.
OiiA.MiK.-t The market Is about steady.
Sl7os 17t > lo220 nro ( | itoled at Ji.76 for nts-
sottrt and $3.00 for brlghls. Sl/es 200 to 320
are limited at T2.76 for brlghts and { 2.50 for
nisbetts ; Washington navels , JI.OO ; tango-
ilnes , put up In half boxes J3.00.
I'oirijTiiv There was not much chanue In the
market. Chulee and small ehlckens , ll12c ;
large and rnuitli. DIdlOc ; choice turkeys , 14 ©
16c : rough nnd poor , 12flil3c ; geese nnd ducKH ,
choice , IKiil'Jc : tioor. OW.lOc.
1'orATOhw i > nly simnl lots moving from
store. Western Nebiaska stock Is limited at
Sue ; Utah and Colorado , OOi-ajl.OO ; choice
native. 76'iiUOc.
N\VIRT : I'tiTAror.s Theto nrou few In the
maikel which are selling at 81.50.
VKAI.-cimlco and .small fat veals , 79c ;
latgo and thin , 3(2.ir. ( (
IMIOIlt'CK I'OINTIIIIS ,
Dtirlnc the last two days of last week the
egg markets of the whole country look a sud
den drop so that Omalia was not alone In that
runpect. Minneapolisdiopped fiuin 34c to21c.
Munh Interest was also manifested in a plan
to have members lile with the secretary any
Information that would prevent members
being Imposed upnn by delinquents and
"kickers , " .such a scheme now being In opera
tion In oilier large markets.
At the meeting of the new board of directors
of the St. Ijouls I'rultand Produce exchange
a committee wus appointed to submit a plan
for Instituting a dally call for sale-of potatoes ,
cabbage , apples , etc. . and tocreato an ofllcln !
Inspector wno should pass on grades , etc.
Advices from New Orleans Indicate that no
lower prices nre looked for on lemons. Im
porters claim that the present prices nro not
paying for Importing. At New York , however ,
they claim that the situation does not look fa-
voiablo for any advance , for while .stocks are
not large It would not require very much of
an advance to bring In plenty-
A grent deal Is being said In gome cities
about the practice of certain firms that send
out decoy ( ( notations to catch tlm shipper. It
would appear that Omaha Is not entirely free
froyi that practice . -A price list bearing the
name of an Umaha llrm , and dated Kebruary
11 , has just come to hand. It may bo of In
terest to note some of the quotations given for
the guidance of country shippeis. Kpgs uro
quoted nt 20 cents. On tlm day that the cir
cular was sent out the market in Omaha was
20cents , arid any amount was to be had nt
that price , only n slight dllTerence. Again tlio
circular quotes choice roll butter at 25 < S27e.
H Is harely possible that a small lot of very
choice country roll might bring 25 cents , but
nt the same time 25 cents Is all that the retailers
tailors nro asking for the very host , and they
are buying It ut2'J cents and 24 cents nt the
commission houses. The other quotations
given by the clicular are equally extrava
gant.
The Lincoln Glass company has sold out.
H. K. Davis , In the furniture business at
North Loup , has sold out.
A. II. Johnston & Co. have moved their drug
store from Nnponco to Lawrence.
George S. Lewis has succeeded to the drug
business of Le < vls llros. , of Falrfleld.
DoiitOn & llurket t.igrocers at Crete , havu dis
solved , F. K. llenton continuing thu busi
ness.
Henry C. Crellln has sold out his Interest In
the firm of Crellln llros. harness business at
Wnusa.
Ilattlo Hlch , In the millinery business at
Guide Hock , has been succeeded by Klch &
Harmon.
ColTud Market.
NEW YOUK , Fob. 13. Options barely steady ,
unchanged to 10 points down ; sales , 0,000
bags. Including February , $17.30 ; May , J10.90
© 17.00 ; September , $10.CO10.70 ; December ,
SIG.IjO. Spot KIo , dull , firm : No. 7 , 818.25.
Kio DB JANEIIIO , Feb. 11. Nominal. He-
celpts during the week , 07,000 hags ; purchases
for the week , 41,000 bags ; shipments , 28,000
bags.stock ; 108,000 bans.
bANTOH , Fob. 11. Coffee , good average 12-
200 rols per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week were G.GOO bags ; purchases for thu
United States , 3,100 hugs'slilpn : > onts to thu
United States , 02,000 ; stocks , 211,000 bags.
Cotton .MnrUrt.
NEW OIII.KA.NS , La. . Feb. 13. Steady ; good
middling , 0 V ; middling , 8 10-10c ; low mid
dling. 8ll-10c ; good ordinary. 8 3-10c ; net
receipts , 4,210 bales ; gross 4,024 bales ; sales ,
1,400 bales : stock , 32,276 hales.
Niw OIU.IIANS. La. , Fob. 13.- Futures , barely
steady : sales , 03.100 bales ; February , J8.30
bid : March , J8.03 ; April , 8.G78.GM ; May ,
18.73 ; June , $8.70a8.80 ; July , J8.8GO8.B8.
Milwaukee drain Markets.
MILWAUKKK , WIs. , Fell. 13. WllKAT Easier ;
May , 70'/tc ; No. 2 spring , G7c.
CoitN Steady ; No. 3 , 42c.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 3535'ic ; No. 3 ,
34VJC.
ItAllI.EY G2'tG3c.
UYB OB'/ic.
iiKln : Ituttur Mnrkotf
EMIIN , III. , Kob. 13. llutter Sales , 1,000
Ibs. at 275ic ; 10,240 Ibs. at 24c.
T.iiiiiloii rinnni'lal Ituxlow.
{ Copyrighted IS03 by James Unrdun Ilcnnttl.l
LONDON , Fob. 13. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to Tun Ilii.1 In some dliectloiisa
fair amount of business has been transacted on
the Stock exchange , but taken as a whole the
markets have been far from active. Hales for
money stock caused a fall ofi \ per cent In con
sols. Foreign government securities have
shown conslderablo fairness. The feature
was an advance of I5.i to 2 pur cent
In Crook bonds. Homo railways eloso
somewhat Irregular. At thu same ttnm
dealings were greatly restricted. Americans
close dull , Now York sending few soiling
orders which discouraged operators. Ohio it
Mississippi has given way 102 per cent , not
withstanding the satisfactory statement. A du-
clluo of ! B to "t per cent nlso occurred In Chic
ago & Milwaukee , Central Pacific , Louisville &
iMishvllle , Northern 1'aclflc piefuience , Penn
sylvania & Wuhush preference. Canadians
have been very miu'li. neglected , Canadian
Pacific Is "i percent lower while Grand Trunk
on n shade better. Hat bur more
uslnoss bus heun transacted In thu mining
murkut.
STOCKS AND 1IONDS.
There Wern No Material Movement * Aaldo
from Indiiutrliil Securities.
NEW YOIIK , I'eb. 13. lluslness In the stock
market showed a considerable further con
traction today , but thu traders who monopo
lized the great but < of the dealings wcru In
clined to the bull side of the Impression that
something would result from the conference
of the secretary of the treasury with the bank
ers that would be favorable to the stock
market. I'rlces were therefore bid up on the
shorts , as there was llttluorno disposition to
buy for the long account , ana oven less to part
with holdings already acquired.
Prospective shipments of gold on Wednes
day reached 11,600,000 , but the olfect of this
was discounted last week , and little attention
was paid to It today. There wnro no material
movements for thu day , apart from those In
the Industrial Mocks , although Om.ilia ,
Western Union and Uock Island at times
showed considerable strength , Fluctuations
In railway shares , however. ere In all cases
limited , but thu first named were confined to a
fractional range , and thu llnal changes , while
generally advanced , were In fuwcuse.s for more
than Vi percent.
Tobacco was again the chief feature , and
was subjected to seine wide und violent lluc-
tuatloim. After opening down I'i percent , It
popped Immediately up 1 ; < per cent ,
und from which It rallied to 105
ut the close , showing u net loss
of 3 Ji per cent for the day. These chunges uro
susceptible of no explanation , hut the stock
has probably nearly reached its level. The ex
pectation of u dividend on Cotton Oil mudo It
ono of the loading stocks- thu day und on un
usually largo transactions It went to
60. closing ut that prlcu with u net
gain of l' per cunt. Thu buying
lu Distillers wus good und It closed
near Its top tiguro with u gain of 1 per cent.
Thu only other stock to show important
niicttmlkmi was Colorado Fuel , nhlclt waM
.nought largely foe Ijixtde account nndnt71 < i
It showed it net giAiirTt 2't tier cent Hallroad
stocks w < n veryTjtilti , with the slnglo excep
tion of Heading , nnd were barren of feature of
Importance tliroivdinut ( hu day. The market
Is waltlim ileveloJiai ( ( < i lu the currency situa
tion , and Iho lnflrs | osltloii totiadoonellliur
side Is thu mostpttmibiciit feature tobo noted ,
'JLhn rostmiys ; ( Jtljijcoinesnioreevldcnttlmt
until ceitaln monetary juoblems have some
tirospec t of being Hoi vi-d nnd certain overhangIng -
Ing ovlls removed the general public will keep
aloof anil buying Ardors will bo of meager pro
portions. The exttenio Inactive and dullness
that chat acterlzeil tlif- market during the llnal
hours rellected tli feellng of uncertainty re
garding the situation.
Thu following arc the closing quotations of
the leading stock * on , thu Now York Stock Ox-
change today : .t i
Alchlaon . . . , ' ,34 .Northern t'ucltlc. . . . IH
Adams K iiro 9 \t \ < 8 do preferred < 8 > l
Alton. T. II * _ 3'U4 U. I' , lien , A Hull. . . Id
do profcrroil Northwo turn.
lucrlcnn ICxprosi do iirafvrrcil I >
IMtlraoroA Olilo. M N. V. Contnil 110
"nnnila t'nclflc. . , . N. Y. A N , K 4UW
nnndaHoiittiorn , . Ontario \VoUcrn. . 18k
'ontrM ' 1'nclllc 37 Si Oregon Imp
'lies. A Olilo . . . . UrciioiNav 711
Hdcnuo Alton O. .s. U A IT. N M
' . M. A Q 1'nclfla Mull 21
lilcnuo lini . . . I'eorlix , Dec. A K. . . 17
'onsolldated Ql . . I.'II tj ; 1'lt lull u re IM
A C. C A St. Ij. . . . " I'ulliiian 1'nlnco. . . . 1'JS
'ottonlill Cart. . . . ItnnlhiK 43 f
lot. Hiidion in lilchrnontl Terminal H > ! (
) . I. AV do nroforrod. . . . . . 87
I. A It. ( I. | iM , ttln'.irninlc Wu 21
> . A L : v. Co 3'JJi ' Oo proforroil CO
On't Tonn ' < Iturk Inland f'i '
{ rid St. I. . A H K. lot pM 75
.do preferred f > 'i Ht. I'nil I 7'J1
'ortVirno 145 do preferred . . . . r.-iH
It. Northern pfil . . HIM St. Paul .vomntm. MX
: . AR. 1 iitil 1U.I' < do prcfurro I 11U4
lockingVallur. . . . W'l Southern I'nclac. . 111
Illnoln Central 11X ) ! ( SiiKnr llullnurr
t. Paul A Dlllulh. . It Tunn. Coiil A Irjn.
Enn. a. Tux pfd . . . J ( ' ( Toinn I'aclflc W
. .akoKrlo.ttVost. . . 2.'IH I'ol. A O. IVnt. pfil. 7U
rtoproforruil 74 Union 1'nclllc . 4UH
.nkoShoro 1234 U. U. Xxprusi
.Odd Truit < W W. St. I. .V ! mi
.out * . ANnah . . 74H do urofcrroil. . 2. ' )
.0111 , v .Nutr Alb'y. 21 ( Wulld I'nr o Kxp. 1111
imlmllan Con IOJ'4 ' Western Union. . . VTK ,
A U . 4'J Whjolliiu A U i ; . Wt
Central. . U.'i do prcfurvd
lll < iurl 1'iiclMc. . . U.'iMi Hi .Minn A m. I ,
klnbllo.t Olilo . 34 II A U. O . 17
NoihvllluClmtt . . . . 88 ( lonurnl K Iectrlc. . . , I10U
Nnt'l ConliiRu nuw. . * 4 > ( Nntlunnl
do prnforrod . . . . II4M C. Fuel A Iron .
S' . J. Central . 12il do pre.errud . . in
Norfolk A W ; > fd. . ; i lions. A Tux. Con.
North Aiucrlcnn < o 10M
The total sales of stocks today were 230,1110
hales , Including : AtchUon , 5,21)0 ) ; Chicago ,
llurllngtoii & Otilncy , II.HUO ; Chicago ( las ,
3,000 ; Cotton Oil. 10,300 : Distilling , 21HOD ;
' .oulsvlllo A ; Nashville , 4.100 : National Cur-
Inge. 4,300 ; Now Ktizlaml , 4,21)0 ) ; Northei'i
'aclllc prefened , 6,7011 : Heading , 41,700 :
.tock Island , O.HiH ) ; St. Paul , 18,200 ; St. Paul
t Omalia , 12.0JO ; ITnlou Pnclflc , 3,200 ,
Now York 3Inn ( > y lurkct.
NRW Y : IK , Feb. 13. Mo.vr.v ON ttAi.tr
iCasy , 224 per cent ; lust loan , 2 ; closed
ilTered at 2 percent.
I'UIMK.MIIIKJANTU.I : PAPEH 5510 percent.
STKIII.IMI H.xciiANiir. Quiet and Hun , with
ictual hiislness In hankers' bills at M.HlHi for
I.\ly-day hills and { I.8HU for demand.
( Jovernment Ixinds , dull , steady. State
bonds dull , steady.
i'lio closing ( imitations on nomls :
) S. ts roK Nurttiurn 1'nc. 2mls
I. 8. I' coup mi N.V. . tonsoln
U. H. tKi re * miW < i do tloben. 6 <
'aclllci.i or 'US. . . . 105 8. I * & 1. M. ( Jon. li 81'
oulBlaiiast'pgd 4s 105M ! H. I , . AH.K. Gen. M. 112
enn new BUI Uj. . . 102 St. I'mil Consols. : 1ST W
cnn. ( IQMT sot 5s. . . 101 t. I' . C. * I' . l t . . . I17 ! <
onn new not 3s . . 10175V r. I' . I * (1. Tr. llctn. 7
'anada So. 2nds. . . 10,1 T. 1' . 11. ( J. Tr. HcU.
Cen. I'aclflc Ista. . . . lO W Union 1'nclllc iKtt. .
) . A It. U. Ists 120 West Shore
> . A It. ( ) .4s 83 II. U. W. lit 78
5rlo 2nds 10IW Alcii. 49
M. K. A T Oon. e . 82 K , Atch 2'i , clns A.
M. K AT. ( Jen. 6s. . O. II. AH. A. 03. . . .
Mutual Union ts. ! . . do M5s
* . J. (1 Int. Cert . . II. AT. 0. 5i 1U7M
Northern I'ac l t . II. AT. < Conn (1 ( . 101
lldston .Stock ( Quotations.
HOSTON , Mass. , I'ob. 13. Honey , OSO per
: ont ; loans , O'SO per cent. The following are
lie closing stock quotations :
Ionian A Allmny. . . 21:1 : 3GH
llo'ton li. Mnlno . . . 175 , gulncy I3il
O. . II Ay luu ' Hnntn To Copper. . . . 6
Knstern It. It. . OH. . . . 120 , Tanmrnck 151
ritchliiirk'It. It. pfd , Annlson l.nnd Co. . 32
'lint A , I'oroM. , pfil 70 IloiKm l nd Co. . . .
Muss. I'entrnl 21 Sun IIU'KO l.nnd Co.
Mt'X. Ccn coin 21im West Knit l.und Oo.
N. V. A N. Knylaml. 4'J > ( Hell Tclcphono. . . . 201
Old Colonjr 2U7 l.unuun storu S
Allouc ? M. Co. ( new ) 2U7K Water Power
Atluntlc ' C. M
lloston A .Mont 3l' N. i : . T. A T
Calumet A Hecln. . . 3JJ Oen Klee 1UI
Nmv York Mining Oiiotutlons.
NEW YOIIK , Koh. 13. Thu following nro the
closing inlnlriKfjuoUtlons :
Cronn Point 65 Plrmoutb OJ
Con. Cnl , A VR..i'2JO Ulcrra Nevada 120
Dcndwood , . . . ' ! M Htandard 140
( ioulil and C'nrrjr..T J9 Union Con ICO
Halo and . " .orcrOB3.r 17J yellow Jacket CO
IlomCBtnko 1175 Iron Silver 35
Mexican 170 yulckMlvor 3SO
Ontario UW do preferred 1800
Uphlr 200 Ilulwer 10
Sun rrunclnco Mining Stocks.
BAuFuANCtsco , C'al. . Kob. 13. The official
jloslriK quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alta 15 lialo A NorcrOBi. . . . I2U
llulwor 10 Mexican 165
Hotelier 70 Mono 6
HcBtA llelchor 130 Potosl 100
lloillo Ton 10 Suvao 135
Cliollar Ml rtlcrra Nevada UJ
Con. Cal. A Vn 250 Union Con 1'JO
Crown liolnt t'A Utnh 100
liquid A Curry to Vollow Jacket 15
St. l.nnU Mining ( Imitations.
ST. Lotus , Mo. . Kob. 13. The closlni ; quo
tations of the minim : stocks were us follows :
Hid. Asked Hid. Ankcd
Adnmi . t .80 $1 1X1 . Monqt'n SJ.75 fl.MJ
Kllzitbetli. . 42Hi Montrose. . . 64 . . . .
Hlmutaltlc. . 8.1X1 8.75 Am. Net. . . 25 27
Hope . H.5U 3 M
I'liinnclul Notes.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Kob. 13. Clearings , $2-
008,017.
HAVANA , Tub. 13. Spanish gold , 2.49US2.50 ;
exchange quiet.
PAULS , I'ob. 13 Three oor cent rentes , 98f
22c for the account.
NEW YOIIK. rob. IS.-CIcarlngs , 884,001.-
001 ; balances , J4.G7G.124.
OniOAno , III. , Fob. 13. No session of the
Hoard of Trade. Lincoln's birthday.
IlAi/riMOitE , Sid. , Fob. 13. OlearlriRs , $2,284-
430 ; balances , J3GG.490. Money , 0 percent.
LONDON. Feb. 13. Amount of bullion ROTIO
Into thu Hank of England on balances today ,
17.000.
I'liii.Anei.niiA. Pa. , Fob. 13. Clearings ,
$11,051,338 ; balances. $1,709,103. Mouoy ,
4 percent.
MllMi'iiiR , Tflnn. , Fob , 13 , Now York OT-
chaiiKo Holllnu at $1.50. Ulearlngs , $318,282 ;
balances , $90,307.
ST. LOUIB , Mo. . Feb. 13. Clearlnirs , $4,389-
037 : balances$482,651. Money , quiet ut G7
per cent. Exchange on Now York , par.
NEW OHI.KANS , La. . F.eb. 13. Clearings $2-
083,313. New York exchange , coninierolal ,
50c perl,000. Hank , $1.50 premium porl,000.
NEW YOIIK , Feb. 13. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HKE.I Kchango was quoted as follows :
Hoston , 17&20 per cunt discount ; St. Louis ,
par.
par.HOSTON , Mass. . Feb. 13. Clearings , f 15,031-
250 ; balances , $1,144,490. Money. 6510 per
cent. Exchange on Now York , 1020c dis
count.
O. I ) I'lU/EE , II. I ) . Hoonp.Jr , , JAR. F HOOCIK.
Pros , Vice Pros. 8ooy & Troaa ,
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
11
Capital SiXOOO ; Omaha and Sioux City ,
li'
' i
Grain and Pro visions
Unilroad Stocks and Bonds.
i
.n WIKES.
Room 212 New To * Life Building
OMAHA.
IlEl'KtlKNOES : lowaStato National Hunk ,
Sioux C'ltyi Commercial Nutloiml Hank.
Omaha.
Special attention Riven to outside orders.
Correspondence nollolted.
Hoot nnil Hhoo Ilouio FalU.
Dun Si Co. last evening reported the failure
of George S. Miller , boot and shoo dealer al
lail North Twenty-fourth street. The fail
ure was inado known by the filing of a chat
tel mortgage for ) , U.'X ) In favor of the M'
braslci National bank. The amount of thu
liabilities was not reported. Three loca
obbcro were caught , but onli for small minis
that trill not exceed ? 1MJ In th
Constipation eurod oy lo\Vltt' ) Uarly
( Isers.
EAST OMAHA BRIDGE.
trnion for Itcrcnt CotiRrrmiloiiitl Action
Kxtcnilliif ; It * Tlnip.
The following letter of Inquiry , written to
Tun IJr.u , Is solf-oxplanatory t
There nro probiilily ninny ell lions who would
Iku t lourn throiiHn the colninns of TUP. HIK :
hoohjcotdf pxti'imlnnof * > o lonu u tlmu ns
ITO years or until July 1 , 18UH , for complutloii
if tlm new nil I road hrldKo ncrons ( ho Missouri
Ivor which hns lutolv houn Krnntoil by con-
( jrous. The work of coimtriii'tlon hits been
oininotiocd nnd ns It rould ho coinplrtcd In
ulicli loss Ilino Itsocins tn liavc i ( 'solved Itself
nlo u mystery In view of Hie fuel ( hut tlio
irlduo seems ( o hu linked ( in Kood grounds for
irollt when rrndy for trnllh1.
If 'I'liK llr.t : will enllitliten the iiiililfc In this
miller It will biMif KiL'ut Inlt'iest to the pco-
) lo of the city. * *
Mr. A. S. 1'ottor , iirc.sldciitof the cnini'iny | ,
n spo.ikliij of the uxtonslttii yesturd'ty ,
aid : "Tho great depth to which the plow
mist bo BiinU nml the itmssivo chiirai'tcr of
ho piers thoinselvos imiUu It Imposslblo to
lulld more than ono plota year or at most
.wo plot's , so that the structure cnniiot bo
omploted for two years , working n largo
otx'o , or within three \eafH. bullillnjr imi %
ilor a year asvo JUIIIKISU. Wo must work
luring low water , which , of coin-so , Is In the
vlntor tiiiio nnd during the hot summer
months. There Is a tremendous amount of
vorlc to bo ilone on thu plurs and 11
s u class of work that cannot
m rushed. The pivoted pier now
icing put down by Kooysmlth & Co. was let
ast September niul yet they only succeeded
n sinking the caisson lust week. This cais-
1011 , which Is simply a tubular piece of stool ,
las to bo put down 1'A'i feet before It strikes
jodroek , the water being kept out by means
of.puiups. Cement Is tlion put down nnd Iho
ntorior of the steel tubes filled In with rock
mil cement. The caisson Is the most Im-
irovod form of pier building and the ono
jcing put down at ICast Omaha is a monster.
While wo think the bridge will bo com-
U'd in throe years wo asked an extension
) f live years to bo on the safe side. Of course ,
,1'alns will bo running over the bridge within
six months , tint only the pi vo till pier will bo
icrmnnent , as wo are putting up n tempo
rary .structure for tlio passage of trains
wlillo the permanent structure is being built
This temporary structure will cost us $ S"i.MX ( )
in addition to the JI.KXUMH ) which wo will
liavo to nay for the construction of the pe'r-
rimnent bridge.
"Tho superstructure for the pivotal pier Is
well under way by the I'honix Hrldgu com
pany and it will bo ready long before the
tier is done. This pivotal pier will bo the
longest in the world , as will bo the fixed
span , 500 feet , when compIetcJ. "
A Child nnJiijH
The pleasant favor , gentle action and sooth
ing effect of Syrup of Figs , when in need of
n laxative , and if the father or mother bo
costive or bilious , the most gratifying results
follow its use ; so that it is the best family
remedy known and every family should have
i bottle.
DEFIES THE COUNCIL.
Hoard of Health Iiicri'iiHliif ; Its Korccn and
Kxpcimr * .
The Board of Health held a special mcot-
: ng yesterday afternoon , and when the call
was issued It was supposed that it was for
the purpose of reducing the force to bring
expenses within the 10,000 limit sot by the
council in the general levy ordinance. The
mcmbcis talked of retrenchment , and a mo
tion was made to recommend to the coii'icil
that ono food inspector bo discharged , that
the services of ox-Councilman I.oe as a san
itary patrolman bo dispensed with , that the
salary of Dr. Towno bo reduced i'J.'i per
month and that Inspector Sherrcr's salary
be reduced $15 per month.
The motion was not put to a vote , but an
other ono of nu entirely different character
was , and it passed without a dissenting vote.
The motion was made by Chlof Senvcy , and
provided that tbo board employ three addi
tional sanitary patrolmen , who shall bo em
ployed at the llrst meeting in March and
commence their labors the 10th.
The board will clean the city as far ns
possible , and when the funds run out will
close up shop , unless the council provides
more. At the present rate the expenditures
will amount to about $1,100 per month.
Another Tux Itoductlnn.
There Is talk of still further reducing
Omaha's tax levy , nnd some of the councilmen -
men nro prepared to take such action at to
night's meeting. It Is believed that the gen
cnil fund can with safety bo reduced an
other mill , which will bring it down to 1
mills. The other fund that is to bo attacko
is the school fund , and an effort will bo made
to reduce that from ! ) to a mills ,
The councilman who are contemplating
such action hold that the Bonra of Educa
tion is too extravagant in the salaries paid lo
janitors and other attaches of the schools ,
and they propose to give the board a few les
sons in economy.
NO QUARTER
will do you as much
coed ns the ono that
buys Doctor Picrcc'a
Pleasant Pellets. This
is what you { jet with
them : An absolute
and permanent cure
for Constipation , In
digestion' , Bilious
Attacks , Sick nnd
Billons Headaches ,
and all derangements
of the liver , stomach ,
and bowels. Not
Just temporary relief , and then a worse
condition afterward but help that lasts.
Pleasant help , too. These sugarcoated -
coated little pellets are the smallest , the
easiest to take , nnd the easiest in the
way they act. No griping , no violence ,
no disturbance to the system , diet , or
occupation.
They come in scaled vali ! > . which keeps
tfiem always fresh nnd reliable ; a con
venient and perfect vest-pocket remedy.
They're the cheapest pills you can buy.
Architects ,
Surveyors ,
Contractors
We have n full supply of JVIatlie-
priattcal fpstrurne-ptSj Dj-aw-
Ipg papej-s , rr/fac'P9 ' Cloth i
rpraTS'tSj ' F ° ds , GTnaipSi Ucv-
els , ? japesj Squares. Illus
trated Catalogue free.
114 South 15th Streat , .
Next -Postof-fioe. .
MIPANC. TAIUIUt.6 ltU..ilc , .
the Mtomfcch , lluranu uowclf. liurl- ;
tj tie blood , ere : cad ciuciwl i j
the t'cct ' intillcuie tuo u fur Llllou * Z
ntM , coiitilpatlou. ( iyj-'piln : , rculj
brt-atb , h aoa h hcr.rtl'uru , uro of 9
ncpttlle , u-ouul dri < re lnu , l tluful o
dfceitlon Pimplcr. " " ' rj i *
loiiwiJe eri'filJoromUliiKrrooiJ
Impure blood.or . a ftllurc by tao > tom < .li , hri r or to-J
thtlrproir funrtunn. 1 " - -
. 6 niU.lBrow.lf.n. pTM4c '
ouhniMI.ftl 1UPANS CnKMfCAl , c'O. . IdFrrucoBt. Kew VorV ( J
SOUTH OMA/ .
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ojnaha.
BeitCattlo Ho and Bheop market In the wen.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
IJvo Stock Commission Merchunti.
BoutUOm La Telephone 1167. Chicago
JOHN II. DAUlst.M AM , I . , -
j.ana er-
Maoae"
WAf/I'KH K. WOOD , f
lUrket Iteporti bj mall ana wlro cbeorfullyt
Dlibcd upon appllcatlou
Advance of the
Pipe Brigade.
Retreat of the
Cigar Cohorts.
Yes tlie Pipe is coming to ( lie
front as never before. The high
price of good cigars is helping
drive them out of use. Millions
of smokers use
Blackwell's
Bull Durham SmokingTobacco. .
It is the most popular Brand in the market. Smoked for over twenty-
five years its fame is still growing Quality always the Mime.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. ,
DURHAM , N. C.
181 (3 7Jot/g/as Street , Omnha , Neb.
IV YOf 1IAV14 A 1III.IOUS. OH NRHVOI'S
riKMI'KKAMKNI ,
( BEST AND GOES FARTHEST
Is a most ( lollclous oabstltiit < > , not only a stimulant but u , uourlslicr
niul llihly ! | Dlgostlblo.
CAH BE CURED.
If Ir ) Schonok's trorttmont mil c-uro of C'on-
8iinitlon | ) were snmolhinjr nuw und unlrluil ,
pcnplo inlKlit doubt : hut what has prove I It-
nclf thrinish nlruconl ( ls old 111 our grand fitth-
crs , nio.inHJiist whntlt Is
A Specific for Consumption
mid for nil ( llso 63 of thn l.nriKs. No trunt-
inuiit In tlm world can pluco HO ninny iiornm-
neiit cnrus of ConMiiuuilon to Its urudlt us Dr.
BtlionukX Notlilnz In Nntnro nets soillrcrilv
and olToctlvcly on tlio Inns ? inuinlir.inus und
tiflsiiCB , und so ( illicitly dispose of tulinrc 04.
conjostlon , Inll iminiit on. cnlJH. con lis .ind
nil thu seeds of Consillnpllon UH
Dr. Schensk's Pulmonic Syrup
When : ill flto f.ilN llcoincs touio lescuu. Not
until It fulls , and only uftur faithful trml ,
\Vheniinronn dospniul. It hau biou ht the
liopclosu ta llfu nnd hontth. It lius turned the
dospnlr of ion thousand homos Into Jny. It
lu dolnz It now. It will conllnno to do It
throiuhout tnu naos , Dr. Hjli'iicIS * I'liieltcal
Treallfeon ronnii'iipldiii ' , ) /o.rrau Istoinc/i Uli-
emu inalletlfrce ( .1 nil niipKc.mN.
Dr. J. II. Schtncli A Hon.VilniJ ( < li7if | < l , /.t.
Omaha's Newast Hatel
COR. 12TH AHO HflV/A J an.
(0 Rooms nt f2V ) per dajr.
10rooms ntf 100 per d\j.
10 Ilrora iritli Bath nt $3 0) per < 1T-
10 lloomj with Ilntli at J1..Y ) to II 6) pir il r-
OPENI jJ AUGUST 1SL
Modern In iry I5o pcct.
Nr\vly l'iirnl lirl TlironRtiout
C. S. ERB. Prop.
The only hotel In the o'ty ' with hot anil cold
water , nnd Btuiini ho.it In every room
Tublo nud dlnliiK loom service unsurpusscd.
KATES $2.50 TO $4.00.
Eccclal rates on application.
B. SILLOWAY.P. Pro
DEFORMITY BRACES
Elastic Stookinjf
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies
ftLOt 6 PEHFfllO ,
114S.15UV ,
Next to Postoffba
Scarcely Half
A Life
,
It llTPd l > r multitudes for
ttioy brcntho bad nlr. Had ntr
poisons the blood- deadens tin- Homo lleiiorator
sue. HpeclllcOxyKcn , purlllj the blood-nitkoi li
brlulit mnkoi lienltlijr tlsniio. In lirl f. makm youn
now norm Dlneinos llconchltli , Oitarrijrjlim .
Consumption otc Nt-rve , Wmtu Dclilllty and or-
tfanlo noakncas , nro piuvui\tod \ mid euroU.
"Oxygen Book" and 4 Trys Free ,
SPEOiFiQ OXY0Ei ! CD , ,
Sulto aiO Shooly Bldg , Gaming
DR.
THH opeciALiar.
IH unsnrpnxsod In the
treatment of nil
PP'VATE ' DISEASES
An. UWeakneitii-ru
nnil Disorders of MLll
18 years eiperienco.
Write for rlrcnhrjl
mid question list froc. '
14th and Fnrnnm Hla. (
Omaha , Nut ;
JWDISOROERS
m a sajw < t ij , * , J.Vnil all the train of
EVILS WKAK.NIJsiKS , IlKIIIUrV , KT 1 , Unit aa
cbin air tliem In men QUICKI.V anl 1'KIIMA.
NKNTI.y UUIllil ) . Kiill STIlBNflTII and ton *
given to over/iurt o ( the body I will iemt (
.
cnrely pic < oJ ) KIIKE 10 nny aialloror the proiorlp.
tlon IhntciiroJ niBof thuio troiibldi. AJJfiXJ. u.
A. IIIIAIJLCV UiTTI.E C1IEIK. 1HOM
OMAHA
Jobbers' Directory
AWHIHOSAHD TEHTS
Omaha Tent-Awning
COMl'ANV.
1101181 ! COVKIW.
1113 Karnam ht.
BICYCLES.
Bemls Omalia Ba M. 0. Daxon ,
COMl'ANY.
Importers andra njfr Illcjrcloi > ald on monthly
Hour lackj , burlapi ,
twine. payment !
BOOTS \ND SHOES.
Morse-CoB Shofl Company ,
Howard Stren.
Factory corner llth and IoulaiStro3'.i
, C015. GORNCE.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kllpatrld-Kocli Dry
( iOODH CO ,
Dry goodi , notions , fur- Notion * . L-ontt' farnlih-
nUtilnn oed , corner ln K odicor. lltli and
llth and Honoril 01 * . llarnef Hti.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Beebaa & Runyan
CO. , apholitereil furnl- FUUNITIWB CO , draco
turo. IIJJ1101 .Nicholas
Bt. Wholoialoonlr. and I3lli Sti.
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilheliny LoieciSLloi
COMl'ANV.
Dnalom In hardware an4
Corner 101K and JacSson motmulct loola
rilr on * IIUI UoiiKUitit
HATS , ETC.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co. Omaha Safe and Iroa
Wholesale WOltKH
Ilatn.cain , utravnj Hnfoi.Tnultii , Jail worlr ,
Blovca. mltteiK , 2Ui Iron Kliiitteri and tire
and Ilnrnuy Sts. lapni. > idredri & liar
tt , lUli and Jacmun
LUMBER.
John A. WakeflMd , Charles R. Lie ,
Imported , Ainorlctnl'ort Ilurdirou ! In iibjr irjj
land nomaiit. Mllwnii- cariiufi ,1111 l > ir | u.
kouruniijiit nndljulnay lloorlnii
nliltelliuo. Dili and Doiulll
LIQUORS. MILLINERf.
Prick
I ny i/t > r i nnl l >
Wbolctalell'iuordeileri nt mUllv.ir/ otl >
.Mall order * proni.i.
1001 Karnam Ht. IH-lll d ilui Ht.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. ,
Carry a full mock cif
lirlutlnK , writppliu and lleilnu'l and lubrlcatia ]
wrltliiK pau'ri , card
paper , etc. olh , axle crone , etc.
. ' ,
PRODUCZ -4
Branoi & Co , , Jas. A. Clark & Co. ,
I'roduce , fruits of nil lluttor , choiie ,
poultry mill KHDIO ,
kinds , nyitori. Dli H. Llth-it
STOVE REPAIRS. 'I SASH. 0133 _ _ 4
Omaha Stove Repair MADiJ'MYiC ) )
WOltKH , itdfo rup lri Manuf.ialur.iri of Mill
nil w tor itttioliua ill door' , bllnil i aal
( or anr Hud or nor j irui il.llnn Dram h ut
m U , IW7 UoiuUi tit. am , Ilia jollii ( J.
