Nebraska Newspapers

    6 TI1K OMAHA DAILY imKiTJiqUDAY , KKHUIUIIY 17 , IBM.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Tame Yesterday After Weilncs-
day's ' Unusual Excitement.
CLIQUE OPERATORS MADE A BLUFF
In Thi-lr Ainli-ty to lloUtrr Up the IVIiral
Market They I'rctomlcd tcf Ho 1'ur-
chiinliij : llenvlljr Corn
Was Strudy.
CniOAno , 111. , Fob. 16. Wheat was tame to-
ilny after yesterday's excitement. The clitiuo
made it show of buying , hut they seemed to 1m
shouting moro than trading , nml the suspicion
grow that It wat ati attempt to bolster the
market rather than a doslrato Increase hold-
IMS' ? . The cereal eioied He higher than on the
lay before , t'orn was steady txnd Improved
! if. I.nrd made Its highest price for the sea
son In lolling ut $13.00 per 100 Ibs. , but
prices of provisions at the cloiu were without
material change since yesterday. Iloyden ,
Parker. Mills , l.onan and ConiKolmaii * Day
veto all taxing morp or loss wheat. I'nrd-
rldse's brokers were also buyers , the plunger
being evidently disposed to Rather Inproilts.
ThoHimiiimdliifriof the marlii't were bearish ,
cables were lower , donifstlc markets easier ,
the receipts liberal , the exports light and the
weather all over the wheat belt mild and
springlike.
The Cincinnati 1'rlco Current said that there
was no evidence of serlomcrop damage and
there were reports from Washington that the
fight on tin1 anti-option bill was about to bo
renewed and that Its friends would try to
force Its Immediate passage. The opening
was about "jc lower , ruled flrin , advanced ' , < < :
then cased off > ( c , lluctuated .sllglilly and
then advanced V for May. and J c for July ,
ruled easy and closing about ! | 0 higher for
May and Sfc lower for .Inly.
Corn opened with thu trade apparently
nearly "even , " the shorts having covered on
the free liquidations of some longs' lines yes
terday. The cash market was not especially
promising , with export orders to liny usually
tielowcuncnt limitations , and this had Its
Influence on ( .peculatlM- trading , with early
tiansiictlons showing about 'if decline from
yesleiday's latest llgnres. At * the Inside
quotations a prominent operator came In as .1
large buyer , taking , perhaps , 1.000.000 bii. .
and with offerings but moderate , prices soon
responded , moving up fractionally. The
generally accepted statement that the largo
Row Vifrk line had been closed out was a
\vcukcnlng factor , however , and no particular
coiillilenco was displayed on the part of usual
operators.
Oats were quiet nml featureless.
The fancy prices nmdo in hog products today
woru partly the result of natural Influences
Hud partly duo to the tactic-sot the big local
operators. Kocolptb of hogs .vcru under ex
pectations nt about 20,01)0 ) and Cililahy's
brokers hccnmo fren buyers of rlhs ami pork.
It , was said this was done to head pIT Singer &
Kent , who were thought to he trying to cover
tht-lr linos. Other .shorts were forced to cover
nnd tlm whole market got a good lift. The
up turn In hud was quite abrupt. Scattering
shorts were buyers on stop-orders , but when
tlio shorts wore supplied and there was llttlu
support from any source prifes dropped back.
The estimated receipts for tomorrow :
Wheat , 17fi cars ; corn , 200 cars ; oats , 130 cars ;
hogs , 17,0(10 ( head ,
The leading futures ranged as follows :
AimCl.iiT
Wheat No 2
February 74H 74
Slay 77'4 77J4 ' 7H 74mi
July 77J4 TG-X mi
Corn No. 2- TGXM
V'ebruixry. M 42
Hey 4.SX
July Wl
Oat No. 2 -
Felmmry. 30 > 4 EOVi
Mny 31V4 ill
> te6Bl'orlt
May 19 70 19 85 19 C2U 19 G7M CO
l.nrd-
Mny n oo 12 CO 12 90
July iv : iu 12 45 12 25 12 25 32H
Eliortltlbs-
May. . . ' . . . . 10 mi 10 M 10.10
Cash quotations were us follows !
I-'I.OUH Dull and unchanged ,
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , 74Uo ; No. 3 spring ,
f. o. b. GIS54c ( } ; No. 2 red , 74Uc.
CoitN No. 2 , 42'Sc ' ; No. 3 , cash , 38o ; No. 3
yellow , 3H'c. '
OATS--NO. 2. 31c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b.,35fc ! ;
No. 3 white , 32ijfi34' ; ' $ .
KYE-NO. 2 , 62c.
HAHI.EV No. 2 , G4c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 4458c ;
No. 4. f. o. b. , ava-lue.
FI.AXSECU-NO. 1,11.23.
TlMOTllvSKEIi- , 14. GO.
I'oiiK Mess , per bbl , , J18.9.19.00 ; lard ,
100 Ibs. , J12.BO ; short rlhs sides , ( loose ) ,
10.30H10.40 ; ilry salted shonldors , ( boxed ) ,
( (1.H7'/110.00 ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $10.00
® i0.95.
WHISKY Distillers' flnlshcd goods , par gal. ,
11.17.
Sucuns Unchanged ; cut loaf , 5i(20ic ! ( ? ;
granulated , fiUc ; standard "A , " be.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Prodiiuu exchange todav the butter
market was Htoady ; croamurv , 2txlt28c : dairy ,
aoaaOc. KgKSbtetidy ; strictly fresh , aoffiaoc.
Ointilm ( iriitn.
The attendance of buyers and sellers was
quite large , and thorn was a good , actlvo mar
ket. Considerable business was trans'actcd be
fore the close.
The following prices are bused on delivery
at Mississippi river points :
WIIUAT No. 2 spring , 71c bid ; No. 2 hard
Winter , HMo hid ; N'o. ! i hard winter , 02c bid.
KYB No. 2 , 53c bill ; No. 8 , GOc bid.
OATS-No. 2 white , 33'4c bid , Omaha terms ;
No. 3 white , 32',5c ' hid. . .
COIINNo. . 2 March shipment , St. Louis
terms , 3Hjcbld ! ; No. 3 or hotttir , 38c ; No. ! 1
or hotter , April shipment , l.ouisvlllo terms ,
30'Jc bill , 40c tiskort ; No. 2 wbltoT-iOiic bid ,
Omaha terms , 41c asked ; No 3 or hutter.whlte ,
Among the sales were the following : 115
cars No. U or-botter corn , Toledo terms , 38c ;
20 cars No. 3 or better corn , 30 days ship
ment , 38c ; 10 cars No. 3 or butter white corn ,
39'ic ' ; 25 cars No , 3 whltu sample oats , 33c.
IIOAUI ) IIKIIU'S.
AV. T. McKlvaln was unions the visitors on
the board.
It , F. Morehouso ot Gresham was In looking
over the market.
J. L. linker of West 1'olnt was In sizing up
the market.
Mr. Von \Vasmer of the Grand Island Grain
company was an Interested spectator of the
proceedings on the board.
Grain men appear to be taking n good deal
of Interest In the open board nnd It Is not
prohnblo that they will again allow It to fall
tlovvn.
Hcports would seem to Indicate that tin
country elevators are being taken care of by
the railroads so far as suppling cars for them
goes , Terminal elevators still feel u scarcity
of cars.
New York .Markets.
Nr.w YOIIK , Feb. 10. FMHTH Receipts , 20-
121 pkgs. ; exports , 11,281 bbls. , 13.750 sacks ;
sales , 111,500 pkgs. ; market generally easy ;
moderate demanil.
COIIN MKAI.-Quiet but steady ; yellow west
ern. $2.75 < tf,2.80.
HAUI.KV Dull but firm ; western , GO&SOe.
HAHI.KY MAI.T Quiet but steady ; western
G&M85C.
WIIKAT Hecelpts , 2,325 tin. ; sales , none
sales , 995.000 lilt , futures ; spots , none. Spot
market linn but dull ; No. 2 ted , In store am :
elevator. 80c ; alloat , 804,80 > ie ; f. o. b. , 79' .
PlHliv So , 1 northern , 85e ; No. 1 hard , 88j ?
ftHDc ; No. 2 northern , 84u. Options openei
steady at ! , ® V1 decline on easier cables am !
lower west , reacted s&'ioon shorts covering
closed dull and unchanged from yesterday
trading lights March , 78J78'4c , closing ai
78Sc ; May. 80'O80 M-lUc. closing at 81c
July , 81'tt82\c. closing ut 82c.
COIINUccnlpts , 72,800 liu.j exports , 18,8Gf
bu. : Hales , 405,000 bit. futures , 50,000 bu
spot. Spots tinner , quiet ; No. 2 , 52il52l4i ?
in elevator. 53 > 4C alloat ; ungraded 50 c
bteamer mixed , 60ffl58c ; No. 3 , 49 4'a504c !
Options were dull , advancing ? fi.iic. will
wheat closing steady at ' (4Jie ! over yesterday
March. 52 < is62'ie ' , closing at VJ c ; May
61Sffl&lic , closing at al c ; July , 61 ,4 ]
& 2e , closing nt&l V.
OATS-Keeelpts , 70,350 bu. ; exports , 2 ,
280 bu. ; sales , 20,000 bu. futures , 82O001iu
spot. Spots dull , tlrm , Options dull ntn
hteatly ; February , 37ie ; Muy 3Btt38'Jc <
closing at 38'icj March , 38c ; spot. No. 2
white , 41ltc ; No. U Chicago , aOi" : No
3 , 37'Scj No. 3 white , 40 > ( ( fj40e ; ; mixed west
urn , 38 39t'tCi whlto western , 40iii45ic. (
HAY Demand fair.
Hints- Moro active , steady.
CUT MKATS Dull , about steady ; pickled bel
lies , U'iOi pickled shoulders. lo&10 > 4e ; mid
dies , qilfct , linn.
Ht'TTKit Dull , weaker ; creamery , 2229c
western fnetory , 17&23c ; Klglns , SOe.
CtinEBi-Quiet : , steady.
EutisFnlr denmndi steady ; recoluts , 3,13
pkgs : wt'htern fte.sh , 29'C.
KlCEActive. . ( Inn ,
MohAissKS Firm , good demand.
BtHlAH-Kuw , kteudvi rollued , . steady , fat
' I'll ] liJoN--Qulot , steady ; American , * 12.2
CoWr.n Stemly. Inlictlvo ; lake , $12.00.
lKA ! > l > illl ! domebtlc 14.00.
TlN-Oulot.fctoaUyi Straits , 120.15.
NW YotiK , Feb. 10.rjsTitOLKUTUo do
rain In tlm production of the floliU N brlne-
ngntioutn M'nteliy of oil nnd I'linviiticiiily
peciilntlvo Interest In the rertlllcati-s Itm
) een only morn nrou < icd nnd lnerea edi Irnnt-
rtlotii at l ho exchange nrcni'oonipanled by n
leaily rl n In value , lli.ooo bbls. being
railed In lit Hie Sloi-k exchange today nt ov'i
f , but at the Con ollilatcd hoard ft opened
tronir nt58',4c ' over lu t night's cloie. ail-
anced to G'JHo before the upward tendency
TM checked. It closed at fiUo tinder reall/a-
lon , but strong at ( he figures. Hales , 80,000
TAUA\v-Iull ) ) , notnlnnli city. (12.00 ( for pkgs ) ,
COTTON SKKD On.Quiet , Irregular as to
tmiltltlcM ; yellow , OlIQGDo.
lto.lN Quiet , firm.
TOHl'KNTlJiK yulct , steady at 35335'Jc. '
LONDON , I'eb. 10 CAIXI'TTA LINSKCU i4s4d.
Ttnil'HNTINBSl'llttTS 46l 3d.
LAUD -Quiet , strongeri western steam , closed
t $13. 15 ; sales , none. Options , sales noitu ;
Inroli. (13.00 ; May$13.10i July , (12.55. I'ork ,
ulot , llrni , _ i _ _
Omiilm t'rodue .Murkrt.
The general market was very qttlot and
hero was not much change In values' ' on anv-
hlng. In fact , t'iu market was practically
eatureless. llutter and poultry nru coming
n n little moro frculy. Oysters nru belling n
Itlle lower.
Ai'Pl.F.s-Stocksnro held nt $3. SOU 1.00 for
nlr to choice stock.
HANANAS Quoted at $2.0017,2.50 per bunch
BRASS I'hnleo navy , J2.00Q2.25.
Hl'TTr.U The receipts are a little larger.
Oooil packing stock , I820 ( ! ; fair to good roll ,
JO 'Jc ; cholco to fanny roll , 22Si21c.
CAl.tfoitNiA CAIHIAIII : 1'er lb. , 2 ? c.
C'lil KltY--I'er iloi ! . , 40c.
ClUNlilMiniKS Hell and bugle , $10.00 ; Jcr-
ev Cape t'ol.50. !
Ktios-Thu market was quiet at 20c. The re
ceipts were rather light , but theieweto enough
o moro than supply tlm demand , which Is
Izht , although the price U lower and con
sumption ought to bo considerably larger than
t Is.
Is.HAMK - Small rabbits , $1.50 ; jack rabbits ,
3.60.
llAY-r-Tho market was steady at I5.6oan.00.
HIDES No. 1 green , 3'c ; No. 1 green s-illed ,
4'c ; No. 2 green salted , 3'fo ; No. 1 green
alted,25 U 40 Ibs . 4'4c ; No. 2 green salted ,
J5 to 40 llm. , 3'c ; No. 1 veal eal' , 8 t j 15 UK.
7' ' tcs No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 IN. . 5'ic : No. 1
Iry Hint , oaT'ie ; No. 2 dry Hint , 42'j ic : No1
Iry salted. 50c ; pat I cured hides ' 4 per cent
ler pMiind loss than 1 illy i ured.
IIoNiiv- ChoIce to fancy white clover , 18 ®
20c ; fair to good , lG < ftl8c.
LllMONS Choice , $3.50J43.75 ; fancy , SJ.OO.
MAI , MJAGiiAi-iis-Gofid shipping stock , $8.50.
Ntw : YKIIITAIII.IS : Lettuce , radishes and
jarsley , 45 < - iierilo/ ; green onions 40c.
NUTS Largo hickory , $1.50 ; black walnuts ,
1.00J1I.25.
ONIONS Homo grown , $1.20351.25 porbushel ;
Spanish nor crate , J1.907J2.00.
Ol'A.viiKS Florida fnncy , per box , $3.25 ; five
o ten box lo's , f3.0OiV.1.10 ; russetts , 42.80-3
J.90 ; Me.xlcan ortinci's , simile boxes , 53.25 ; live
o ten lo\ lots $3.OO ; Callfotnla mountain
rang < , $2.50 ; navels , $4.110.
OYSTKIIS Oysters are being olfcred at 1G5&
He per can , which Is a reduction of 4c percan.
I'oni.THY Cholco and .small chickens , 10 ®
le ; huge nnd rimirh , OSJlOc ; cholco turkeys ,
4 ® 15c : tough and poor , rj'ftlSc ; geese and
lucks , choice , ll12cj poor , Ufj lOc.
I'or.VTtiiw Only small lots moving from
tore. Western Nebraska stock Is quoted at
5c : Utah and Colorado , 90ctl.OO ; cholco
nitlve. 75(180c.
SWKRT I'OTATOKS There nron few In the
narket which are selling at $4.50.
TAMIKHINFS In half boxes , $3.00.
VKI.Choice and small fat veals , 79c ;
arge and thin , 3Gc.
I'ltODtlCE POINTBI13.
Salt lake and Colorado potatoes are being
old on this market as low as OOc. and at pres-
nt prices they cannot be laid down here for
tny less money.
It Is claimed that the acreage of strawbcr-
les at Judson'.a , Ark. , has been Increased 30
KT cent. Omaha Is a large receiver of berries
rom that point.
Shippers near Galveston , Tex. , claim that
hey will commence forwarding strawberries
n about ten days , hast season the first ber-
les arrived on March 5.
The National llutter and Cheese Makers
association which 'vhas been In session at
htbuiiuo wants a law that would compel the
namuncturcrs to putbuttcrlne on the market
vlthotit coloring It. Down In Missouri they
vain It colored pink.
H Is not really strange that the use of Im-
> orted oranges Is pretty effectually killed for
sections any great distance from the seaboard ,
says Branch's. Our own country with Florida
in the east and California on the west , both
vlth Increasing crops , can do the subject
list ice any year oven wore It not able local !
> n Mo.xlco to help us out. Not many years ago
Messina fruit was the staple article , but year
by year the shipments to the land of the free
mil the homo of the brave grow beautifully
ess.
St. I.ouls Miirketl.
HT. Louis , Mo. , Feb. 10. FLOUII Un
changed ,
\VittAT : Cash lower , C33ic : options closed n
shade under yesterday ; May closed ut 73 ®
73'sc ; July , 73W74I ; .
COIIN Closed 'iiUc above yesterday ; cash ,
39 > 8C ! March , 39W.
OATa-JlIghor ; cash , 33.V34c ; May , 34 > { c.
HYB Lower ; 52c.
HAHI.EV Dull ; Minnesota , 53' c.
HUAN Dull ; heavy. G5c bid , east track.
HAY Unchanged.
I.KAII Firm. $3.70 : spelters , steady , $4.05.
FI.AXSKKD Firm , $1.28J. (
Hi ; TTf.it Unchanged.
Eiios Quiet at 22c.
( Jens MKAlr-FIrm : $2.00.
I'oitK Steady ; $19.75 for old. Lard , higher ;
$12.75.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3,000 bbls ; wheat , 28,000
bu. ; corn , 132,000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu. ; rye ,
lone ; barley , none.
Sllll'MENTS Flour , 8,000 bbls. ; wheat , 35-
000 bu. ; corn , 177.000 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu. ;
rye , 9,000 bu. ; barley , 2,000 bu.
Kansas City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Feb. 16. WIIKAT
'Jc lower ; No. 2 hard , G5i'3GGc ! ' ; No. 2 red ,
70's705c. !
CHUN ' ( 'Jc lower ; No. 2 mixed , 34Jc } ; No.
2 white , 3.rH's < c,3Ge.
OATS Klrin : No. 2 mixed , 29H30c ; No. 2
white , 31'f ( 32e.
HuTTKii--Llgh1 demand nnd dull ; creamery ,
24T < ; 28c ; dairy , 17 < < ? l20.
KHH ( Firm at2Ui22c.
ItECF.tPTS Wheat , 07,000 bu. ; corn , 5,000
bu , ; oats , none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 01,000 bu. ; corn , 10,000
bu. ; oats , none.
Cntton .Market.
New OIU.EANS , La. , Feb. 10. Quiet nnd
steady ; good middling , 9 3-lic ; middling
83-lGe ; low middling , 9 13-10c ; not rcct'ipts ,
4,019 bales ; gross , 4,720 bales ; exports coast
wise , 2,129 bales ; sales , 550 bales ; stock ,
33,500 bales ; futures , sales. 75,100 bales ;
February , S8.55Jfc8.77 ; March , M.GI ) ;
April , $8.05 < f.8.GG : May , $8.728.73 ;
June , ? S.788.79 ; July , $8.8 ! ( < ? .8.85 ; August ,
S8.84ft8.85 ; September , $8.05 bid ; October ,
J8.55 bid.
Coll'on .Market.
NEW YOIIK , Fob.10. Options opened barely
steady , U ) to 15 points lower , closed steady ,
5 to 15 points down : sales , 23,000 bags. Includ
ing March. $17.20ff,17.25 ; May , * lG.G5ii)10.75 ( ) ;
June , $10.5510.05 ; July , $10.4510.55 ;
August. $10.50 ; September , $ lG.355tli.45 ( ; lc-
cemb.ir , ilG.207aiO.30 ; January. 910.35. Spot
Hlo , dull , easy ; No. 7 , il7.87'i < & 18.00.
Alllvrniikeo drain .Market.
MILWAUKEE , Wls. , Feb. 10. WHEAT Steady
May , 09 > { c ; No. 2 spring , GG'c.
CoitN-Oulet ; No. 3 , 4fli41ic. ( ) !
OATS-Flrm ; No. 2 white , 34/I35c ! ; No. 3 ,
3335c.
IIAIU.KV G3c.
Liverpool Markets.
TilVEtii-ooi , , Feb. 10. WHEAT Easy ; de
mand poor ; holders olTmmoderately. .
cons Quiet ; demand fair.
IjAitn I'rlmo western , ( i3s per cwX
I.tVKiii'Oot. , Fob. 10 I.iNSKEU OH , 21s Oil
per cwt.
IVorl.t ( iraln .Uitrkot.
PiinniA , 111. , Foh. 1C. Conn No. 3 , 30c.
OATS No. 3 , au' ' e.
STOCKS < VNI IIOXDS.
\Vlilln Securities AVore. Active Yesterday
They Were I'.xtremely Irregular.
New YOIIK , Fob. 10. The stock market
today was active , hut extremely irregular ,
feverish and In tlm main weak. Considerable
liquidation of stocks was seen , though for
small speculators only. There was a marked
nhsL'nco of support , hownvor , and the boars
won ) again itctlvo and aggressive and success
ful by concentrating thulr efforts on the In
dustrials and ono or two other stocks In bring
ing about material declines In those shares ,
while the general list was moved within a nar
row range on comparative light trading and
showed only small fractional losses at the end
of the day. Tho. general Impression grow
that the Insiders wuro liquidating In
Sugar and a vigorous drlvo was made
at It early In the day , which un
covered some stop loss orders , with the
usual result of an accvlerut Ion and extension
of the downward movement. The other stocks.
In the class wore depressed for the same
reason , though thulr movements were con-
lined to a smaller range and the Distillers ,
whllo comparatively active , lost only 1'i ' pur
cent for the dny. Cotton Oil lost a llko amount ,
but CordiiBo and General Klectrio showed a
wt-akur fooling , the talk of late on the last
imincil bolnf ! especially bearish. The action
of iho Load directors in declaring only 1 p t
cunt upon the common stock was disappoint-
After tlm declaration , therefore , the boars
endcavorei tu cut tht mitrkut from under tin
feet of thu long sutlers , and from 48' * at tin
opening u declined to 43 > < . and closed ut tht
lowest uolnt with a loss of 4'i per cimt. Bugar
showed a llko decline , clo lntf also ut the lowoul
mint , though the trannctlon < < In It were tnree
liiii'i tliov ) In the oilier Special weakliest
vn * fccri In the railroad INt only In Ninv Kng-
and anil Omaha , nnd as theic Mocki have of
ntn been specially strong , thelrdecllnrH ocoa-
skilled no Hpeclaf mirprlHe. Kiieh milled M
> er I'cnt from Its lowest llgtireft. nnd Omaha
lewd with n loss of 1'i and New Kngland
vllh one of 3 percent. Them was conildera-
tie activity In Heading , with Now Kngland
showing n marked weakness In the last hour ,
jut Its Until loss was only 'i per cent ,
The Ulchmond k West Point stocks were nlso
ound very wenk nntl Iho preferred fell awny
J per cent. Tlm general list wis : Inclined to
ihow considerable resistance eiirlv In I he day ,
mil London was n buyer of St. Paul and Louis
ville , and despite u threatened strike on the
road , the last named was coniplcuoim for
strength throughout the day nnd stood almost
alone In showing a .small uilvancont the end of
ho session. Manhattan llucltlatcd widely ,
intnftcr opening down 1 per cent nt , 150 , re-
Ired to 1C ) < if , but met good support nt thu de
cline and was quickly brought up to 1GOV It
vas allowed to drift back to Its opening pi Ice ,
mwevcr , and finally closed with a loss of Hi
ler cent. Thu rest of the market was barren
of features , but Until prices were generally nt
about the lowest and the market closed
icltve nnd weak nt the decline.
The total sales of stoeks today were 388,000
hares Ineluillng : llitrllnKton , 3,400 ; Chl-
IIRO Oas , 6,500 ; C'otton Oil , 4,300 ; Dls-
IllliiB , 18,300 ; ( ieneral Elm-trie , 0,200 ; Lonls-
Ille ft Nashville , 7,000 ; Manhattan ,
1,400 ; National Lead , 40,000 ; National Cord-
IRO , 17,200 ; New England , 19,300 ; Northern
'nclHo preferred , 4,000 ; Heading , 48,000 ;
lock Island , 5,300 : St. 1'aitl , 23,800 ; St. 1'aul
% Unisiha. 4,000 ; Sugar , 110,000 ; Western
Jnlon , 5,300.
Now York Money Market.
NEW YOIIK , 1'eb. 10. MONEY ON CAM ,
asy at 2"j3'i percent ; last loan , 3 ; closed
ill'oreil at 3 percent.
1'lUMuMKiiCANTit.E I'APRH 50 percent.
STKIII.INO K.XCIIANOI : Quiet , lint llrni , with
ictuul huslness In bankers' bills at $4.SO1 ! for
Ixty-day bills and S4.88 . ( for demand.
( lovernnient bonds , dull and steady. State
jonds negleete < l.
The closing nuotattons on tionds ;
Now York Mlnlni ; ( Quotations.
New YOIIK , 1'ob. 16. Thu following are the
closing mining quotations :
St. T.ouU . Mining Quotations.
ST. I.OUis , Mo. , Feb. 10. The closing quo
tations of the milling stocks were nsfoIIowK :
London I'iimm'lul Itovlew.
[ Copurl-jhtcil i893 by .lames dariliin DennM.'l
LONDON , 1'eb. 10. [ Now York Henild Cable
Special to TUB lltB.l : Apart froifi a fowse-
curUleswlilch mot with a fair amount of spec-
tilatlvo attention , general business has bren
exceedingly quiet on the Stock exchange , The
feature in foreign government securities ,
which have been active , were the dealings m
Greek bonds which close nt an advance of I'i
to 2' < percent. Uruguayan met with consid
erable attention and after advancing U per
cent loavoolTat a decline ofl \ percent. Homo
railways close more or les > > dull but decidedly
below the opening. In Americans Louisville
& Nnshvlllu leave oil' nt an advance of 'i
per cent , Norfolk .t Western preference
On percent , Denver preference and Chicago it
Milwaukee ! percent and nearly all others
! s to ? i percent. Canadians are nNo fairly
good , Canadian 1'acllic and Grand Trunk
K.sues marking advance of ' v- .
an 4 to vper cent.
Mexican ordinary preference Improved 14 to 'i
percent. There was a fair demand for money.
Short loans were not obtained under 1 per
cent. The discount market was linn , two and
three months bills being quoted ut 1'itol ? ,
pur cent. Thu discount houses raised their
allowance on deposits to 1 per cent for call
and 1U per cent at notice.
Financial Note * .
Nr.w OIU.CANB , La. , Feb. 10. Clearings 13-
232,207.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Feb. 10. Clearings , 11-
812,004.
NEW YOIIK , Feb. 10. Clearings , J138.773-
414 ; balances , $5,691,773.
IlAi.TiMOitK , Mil. , Feb. 10. Clearings , 82,090-
79 1 ; balances , J2SW.250. Money , ti per cent.
I'lm.ADKU'ltlA , 1'a. , Fob. 10. Clearings ,
$13,922,303 ; balances , Jl.217,030 , Money , A
percent.
MKMPIIIR , Tonn. , Feb. 10. Now York ox-
rhniiKU selling nt if 1.50. Clearings , J424.841 ;
balances , 1 110,091.
IlOsTON , Mass. , Feb.'lO. Clearings , $10,494-
580 ; balances , $2,110,117. Money , 4V&5 per
cent. KxcliaiiKo on Now York , 10&15e.
I'Allts , Feb. 10. Three tier cent rentes , 98f
52'/ji : for the account. The weekly statement
of the Hank of Franco shows an Inciease ol
22,300,000f gold and 3,125,000f sliver.
NKW YOIIK. Feb. 10. ( .Spoclal Telegram to
TIIK IIKI : . ] lOxeliungu was quoted as follows
today ; I'nlcago , ttlXuJUc discount ; Iloston
HKiil5c discount ; St. Louis , 12 ! c discount to
par.
par.uiiujtno , 111. , Fob. 17. Clearings , 118,189-
808. New York exchange , tiOrj)70o ) discount
Sterling exchange , firm ; $4.8b for sixty-day
bllN ; { 4.88 for demand. Money steady ut 0
per cent.
LONDON , Feb. 10. The bullion In the Hank
of Knglund Increased 283,000 during tin
past week. The proportion of the Hank o
Kngland's reserve to liability , which last week
was 50 per cent , Is now 51. & pur cent. Ainoun
of bullion gone Into the Hank of Kngland 01
balance loilay , 11,000 ,
I.IVK .M.YIUUTS.
Cnttlo Trade Continues Active HORH Go Uj
Another Dlinr ,
OMAHA , Fob. 10. Hecelpts contlnuo rnthei
light. So far this week thcro has benn u de-
creabo of over 2,500 cattle. Hnppllesot hog
and blieep do not show any great change.
The run of cuttlo was comparatively light
even for u Thursday two or three Imndrei
lighter than a week ago , To put It moderately
the quality of the ottering * was Indifferent-
buyers said them was u lot of trash here
lH-ul houses had the Held practically to them
selvestho shipping demand biilngas Is usuall
the case on Thursday , ineioly nominal ; but a
thu supply was HOMO too largo for homo re
qulremunts , and eastern markets weru favor
able , trading was tolerably active tliroughou
nnd prices ruled Ilrii ) on about uverythlng
Fair to good 1,050 to 1.300-lb. steer
bold ut from 14.20 to tU.7& , wltla poor t
very ( nlrMUITnl ironi tn.TAiof l.tft. Thosup-
ply was practlcalry all out of llrit hands ho >
fore noon.
Cowhand mlM-d inrr | Kohl freely at iirlcos
Mtoaiiy to a ohtvlu JJrmor than wednofulity ]
HnlpOiirludfd pmin thin cows , as low as M.7T ;
mil rhnloi ) fat rows and heifers up to 1 1.00.
I'lio hulk nt th i'fiilr ' tiiKood vtillT ehnngeil
inmU at around $2.50 and $3.5(1. ( Good In
liolco vonl cul vi > \wrii In aotlvo demanil and
strung at fiotn $4.r > lt ( o fo.00. with cotnnion nnd
nrgo BltllT ut from } " 25 to $3,00. Thorn were
Itillo n number o ( , tillllt. oxen nnd stiuc-i on
sale , and they cluuiuvd fiands readily at good ,
strong prices nil t.lui way from $2.00 to tt.OO.
Only u limited : umoitnt of business was
rniiMii'ti'tl In thu Htm'ker nnd feeder line.
) irerlngs , either fresh or stale , weru light , nnd
for this tensonnlthotizh there wns n good
oitntry demand. Jhe trade was quiet. 1'rlces.
lowover. were well maintained , fair to good
725 to 1.045-lb , steers selling nt from $3.20 up
o * 3. U5 , with odds nnd ends ut from $2.25 to
3.00. Itepresentntlvo sales :
I'r.
4 05
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 35
4 35
4 40
4 40
4 45
4 75-
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 00
3 00
3 00
3 Ot )
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 15
3 15
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 35
3 35
3 35
3 35
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 45
3 50
3'50 '
3 50
3 55
3 55
3 00
3 GO
3 05
3 05
3 65
3 90
3 90
8 90
4 00
3 25
3 80
5 00
5 00
5 25
5 50
f. OO
5 75
2 7 ! )
2 75
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 85
2 05
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 10
3 10
3 25
3 25
3 26
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 05
4 00
4 00
3 25
3 20
3 25
3 35
3 40
3 50
3 50
3 55
3 05
3 05
3 70
3 80
3 90
\Yr.STEHS CATTI.n.
No. Av. I'r. No. Ay. I'r.
100 strs.1050 S3 95
lions The market throughout was active
and the biggest klndof a lOc hlgherthan Wed
nesday. Continued light receipts are making
dealers who have Contracts to till hustle for
the stuir. For the tlrst fifteen days this month
receipts are 11,500 lighter than a month ago
and 25,000 lighter than a year ago , whllo the
shortage so far this year compared witli last
amounts to over 10J.OOO hogs.
Kvery ono wanted hogs today and every
one bought a few. 1'rlccn ruled fully lOc
higher from the start and there were sales
made at a 15c advance. Common light and
mixed to prime heavy hogs sold at from $8.00
to t8.30 , but the fair to good hogs of all
weights sold very largely at from $8.05 to
$8.20 , as against t7.95 to J8.05 Wednesday and
J7.85 to $8.00 ono viook ago. Hepresentatlvo
sales :
i'ins AND itoimi. ;
1..3GO - - 7 30
StiEEi' OITorlngs were moderate , the demand
good and the market In general quotably un
changed. Fair to good natives. S3.75ifi5.UO ; f ail-
to good westerns , $3.5035.00 ; common anil
Mock hheep , S2.25Q3.75 ; good to choice 40 to
100-lb. lambs , $4.0035.75. HoprCientatlvo
sales :
No. , - Av. I'r.
99 native wetherso 03 $490
198 westerns mlxedr 93 445
Kecelpts uiiA ltpailtlnu of Stock.
Oillclal receipts ami disposition of steak as
shown by the booksof the Union Stock V ards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5
o'clock p. m. February 10 , 1893 :
IllCEII'TS.
CATTI.r. IIIUt-IES.It ML.S
Cars. Heail Car ) , ( lend Curt. llon.l.
87 2.IJ.I
Clilruifo l.lvw Stncli Miirknt.
CniOAno , 111. . Keb. lC.-Sclal | | TuloKraiii to
Illtlu illlTuronco no-
Till' llf'K.j There was
twi-pii today's and yesterday1 * prices for niiy
crailoofe.ittlo. Tlio clomaiul ( lovulopoil I t-
tlo moro vitality today and thu tone of tlio
market was luialthlor , hut no appreciable ad-
vaiico riMiillfd. IndLHMl noiiu wus to bo ux-
-cled win-it Iho fact that the receipts for the
uMilrt'd l part of the week are t-oino 10,000
he i 11 BriMitiT than for the same titno lust wi' k
iKtakuii Into iircount. lluyor-i nnntuil the
' and the was
stock nt yesterday's prices supply
iibsorhJif that li.isU C'lioluo to ext ra htt-er
o n
lu-ri < "d af from * 5.60 to to. ID nml
q
common to ( food grades at
from very { 3 40 In * 3.i0. ! with from J3.75 to J5.00
tfiu iioimlnr' iirlcrs. < 'ows and hulls wt-ro
iiiiott'il at from 11.01) ) to 14.00 nnd stockers and
VcilorVtitfromt- ! -60to4.SS. ! l-'or fancy qunl-
IMfli of * lu-lfors anil bullu. as filfc' has
. Tito
* 4"5to4.BO U occahlonnlly obtained.
calf market was Ilrm for good to extra torts ut
fromM.OO to7.00. whllo oar. , , , heavy calve ,
wcro slow at from J2.60 to 14.00.
The hog market was strong at an advance on
yrttenlnyN opfilnit prices nf lOc Dor I ( Hi lb i. ,
ii ) or to prime Ihthl weights holnu aliihli > at
friim f7 uo to fn lift , mndlutit nl from JH.oO to
JH iri and In-iivy nt friiin } H.IO to } H.r > i ) , Tliero
\vtts cnntlnned activity In the shipping tie-
inaml and fairly fti-o biiylint for lo.-nl aecoiint ,
hut the clo o of IniHlneis fotinil some
hotfs still In wlletV lintttli. The number
h'ft over , how ever , was compo iMl principally
of mixed and the poornrcla < isot Ihtht IIOKS , the
demand for which was IndllTcri-nl. The hest
of the olTerlnx'i brotiRht from * H.r > 5 to fH.UO ,
and the hulk went over the scales nt from
JN.-jotoifSMO. This week's rt-celptfi exhibit an
altottethcr unoxpccteil Incrensu on the recent
avernire. 1'or thu last four days the ngtfroualo
Is li'Jf.OO ) , as nialn < ! t 47,400 for tlm same llmo
last wook. 1'rlces are lao to i0o ! lower than
they worn ono week ago ,
Trade In sheep was iictlvo at steady prices.
Althouuh this week's receipts nltcndy foot up
47,000 head , the close of buslni'ss today foiind
very few good muttons tomnlnlng In the pens.
The eastern demand was not very consider
able , tml local slaughterers honuht with a
f roe hand. Uttlo but western stock was of
fered and therefore the quality averaged
good. Quotations ratmed from 13.00 to J3.00
for poor stuir to from JB.Uo to * 5.IO. !
Ht-celpt.s-C'nttle , lO.OOOi hogs , 'J4,000 ; sheep ,
t'ATrr.K Hecelpts , 15,000 bead ; shipments
3,000 heaili market fairly actlvo , steady !
prime steers , } 4.0' ! ! > U > .30 ! others , $4.'J5Ur > . 'Jii !
Te.xans , f 3.20p.00 ! ; Mockers , $3.0033.70 ; fat
cows and heifers . . .
Moos Hecelpts , UUOO hoatl ; > > lilpiiii nts , 11-
000 head ! mnrki'l brisk , higher ; mixed aim
iiackcrt. , (8.0038.30 ; prime heavy and
liutchors' weights , } a.4Oib.GO ; ll ht , $7.50 ®
SHKEP Hecelpts , 3,000 head ; shlpmpiits ,
1,500 head ; market sti-ady ; nutlvi-s , t4.00J4
O.OOj wcMti-rns , J5.0030.30 : lambs , J4.1030.U5.
Illinois City l.lvu Stnrk
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , l'h. . 10. i'A-rri.B-Ho-
celpts , 3.HOO bend ! shlpmunts , U.40O linnd ;
concral market fairly active and unchaimod.
IJi'prespntatlvii miles : Dressed beef and shlp-
iilngHiuoi'M , $3.704.05 ! stockcrv and feeders ,
ii.354.35. !
Hods Hccclpfs , 5,000 head ; shipments , 900
ii-ail ; market active and stiong , lOUlOc
higher ; all grade.s , J5.5oaa.30 ; bulk , J7.UO ®
8.10.1
HIICKP Hucplpts , 3,000 head ; shipments ,
100 heads market unchanged ; muttons , J4.05
@ 4.75 ; lambs , J5.00@5.05.
Now York llv Stock .Mnrliot.
Nr.wVoiiK , 1'ob. 10. liKr.VM Hopcluls , 170
icail : tm trade ; weak ; ilrt-sspd hoof stoadv ,
HffiO'ic. Hhlpments today 18 beeves and J5
Mieup.
C'Al.vr.s Hccolpts , l'J9 head ; steady ; veals ,
5.00 . .
HllKKI1 AND IMII8 Hocelpts , 3 000 llPIIll ;
Market 'Bc lower ; shi-up , J4.00S5.00 ;
himtn , J5.75-.tG.87" .
Ilooa Hepiilpts , 1,500 head ; nominally Ilrm
at J8.00S9.00.
St I. mils l.lviStock Mttrkpt.
ST. I.otrts , Mo. , Kob. 10. C'ATTI.K Hocolpts ,
1,900 : slilpmiMitf ) , 100 ; market stonily ; natives ,
J3.00WO.U5 ; Texas steers , ia.OOiJ4.25.
Hods Kccolpts , 4.000 ; shipments , 2,800 ;
market tlrm ; heavy , * 7.90 < 3H.U5 ; nacklnv' , J7.70
© 8.25 ; light , * 7.h038.l ( ) .
HIIEKP Hccelnts , 400 : shlpmonts , 100 ;
market steady ; natives , J3.00 ( 4. 50 ; muttons ,
J4.75@5.50. _ _
D. D KIIAXEB , H. I ) . ItnouE.lr , J\s. V llnotip.
1'rcs. Vice Pros. Secy & Trims ,
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital JJ.'i.OOO ; Omaha ami Sioux Ctv. !
Grain and Provisions
*
Railroad Stocks nnd Bonds.
PRIVATE WIKKA
Room 212 New M Life Building
OMAHA.
UEKKHKNOKS ! lownPtato Nntlonal Hank ,
Sioux City ; Commercial National Dank.
Umutin.
Special attention Riven to outside orders.
Correspondence solicited.
SOUTH OMAHA AFFAIRS.
Jiccil of a Sewer unit tlio UlUlculty of Get.
tins ; H.
Property owners and residents along the
banks of Mud creek , which winds its tortu
ous course through the southern part of the
ulty and Albright , declare they will continue
to stir up the stink until they get relief.
Mud creek is the small stream which drains
the country from the poor farm south , run
ning just west of the Union Pacifictracks. .
All the country about the old Shccly station
with its now dense population and all the
northern part o South Omaha is drained by
the little stream , which adds to its waters
the drainage from the stock yards and the
sloping banks of the city proper further
down. The creek carries no sewage , but is
the natural outlet for all surface water , and
the amount of fllth carried down by the
water is immense.
The only remedy is the building of a sewer
to connect with the large tunnel through the
hills , and that means an extension of the
eight-foot brick sewer and an outlay of at
least $100,000. At present the tunnel through
the hill carries only a two-foot pipe , which
is already taxed to its full capacity , but it is
understood that the city nnd stock yards
will at any time join in laying n second pipe.
The rub will bo the paying for an extension
of the largo brick sewer. It is by no means
certain that ttto stock yards company will
agree to bsar half the expense , should the
work be undertaken , anil oven If it ill , the
half of $109,000 is ti big sum for the city to
appropriate nt this time for n single purpose.
All the same.it is only a question of a short
time when the sewer must bo built or prop
erty along the stream will bo depreciated.
I'rohlnin tor n Jmlgo.
John Duhig was caught purloining coal
from n car in the switch yards , and In police
court yesterday was sentenced to ten days
in the county jail. The history of the Duhig
family is well known to the police , and to
charitable societies as well us to private In
dividuals who have for four ynars , at divers
times , furnished the family with supplies to
WANTED
Total Inues ot CITIES ,
COUNTIES. SCHOOL
'
_ DISTRICTS , WATER
COMPANIES , GT.R.R.COMPAHIES.etCk
Correspondence solicited.
N.W.HARRIS & COimrr/.Bankers ,
(63-109 ( Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
13 ' .Vail Street , NEW YORK.
7O StOtoSt. . BOSTON *
ARE TROUBLING YOU !
wn will lullycin so nii'latvlHj ' yri what to do. liOl.t )
Sl'Eiri'ACl.KS or KVK ( JI.ASSBS KKOM M.J ) Ul > .
riiilii , Bnioko , bluu ur vrblto x noJ.for protecting lUj
t-yos , irumSjou P lr uy.
Max Meyer & Bro. Co
Jewelers and Onticians.
Farnam ami Fltteum Street
\tj tin blood ire MI ttoa * u ciii . ,
1 the iK-st mull rl no kno ' n for bllloui.
uru , eonUljniUuii | , dy.pep.ta. i JoulJ ,
breath , nfftilscu'1. Leartnurn , I6i of o
u * * " " , . . „ . , _ . . . , , „ „ , . - , , . . , ,
. ' ion t'Mnfulo
aiip tlto , * uwl ui'ire * '
Impiiro tlpod.i _ '
onp't" r *
KVII.S , WKAK.NKSim. l , . ,
companr them In men QI'H'Kl.Y niU I'KKMA.
NKNTI.V t'UltlCU. full 8TUKNUTH and too *
glren tooTery p rtof the body 1 will laod ( iv
cnruly picted ) KIIBK loany utlerer the preiorlp-
tlon tbatcurad moot tbote troablei. Addrjil , U
A , IIUAULCV 1IATILI CllIXK , UlCll ,
kri'i | tlipin fmin stnrvlnc nml frcoiliiK. The
wrt'ti-ltcil homo m In u back room of the oo
onJ story of thu old Star thcnti'r
at Twi-nty soM'tttlt nml M strocts ,
utul iho ftxinlly rotislsts of the
fntlior , inotht-r nml four ainiill i-hllilivit
Diihlg has boon working of Into for durba i--
tnastrr Snivoly of itlxhtM , niul lu'ooiillug to
hl.s own story ciirna tilKHit $17 tv mouth
\\Yilnosilav , ho ilitlms , ho hittl notublto to
cnt In the hotiso nml no Urn. Ho wtis lot out
of Jnll thnt nlRht by onk-r of Police .tutlffo
Fowler to pormlt him to work.Villo
DuhlK wits nt work In the north part of
the city that iilcht ( JtirbaKoma ti'r
Snlvcly visited the family nml found the
wlfo In tours , with her llttlo ones
huddled about her cold nnd huiiKry , no
llro nor food in the house. Ho
nt otti'o proeurod cotil , built n llro nnd
bought brend for them. It Is enr-
rently supposed thnt both the father
and mother drank up the earnings , hut
Dtthlg this morning denied drinking now ,
though ho owned up that ho formerly In
dulged. He says his wnges are not snflk'ient
to keep hts family of six , us ho does not huvo
steady work.
.Itulgo Fowler Is greatly perplexed ns to
what to do In stti-h eases. .Suffering women
nnd ehildren toueh his sympathies , but ho
ilnre not eneourago stealing. The family
will bo entirely lielpless during the Inear-
coratlon of the husband and father , though
it Is the general impression that they will
boas well off without htm ns with him.
Victory Tor tli School Itniird.
The deeislon of the supreme court in the
school board mandamus ease settles the
question ns to which is the tax levying body ,
the city council or the Hoard of County Com
missioners in cities having o\er 8tKH ) nnd
less than ! i" > ,000 inhabitants. Such n pro
nounced nnd general difference of opinion
prevailed In this city last spring as to cause
legal proceedings ns the only way to settle
the matter.
The city council , though never asked di
rectly to make the levy , let it bo known
that it would not do so. Then the county
commissioners were appealed to , nnd they
refused on the gronmt that it was the duty
of the city council. Their refusal was
backed by n few citizens of the city who
were opposed to a levy for school taxes from
any source , and the business was purposelv
delayed until after the date prescribed by
law , when it was supposed nothing moro
would bo done.
The attorney for the school board took the
ground that , us the demand hail been made
within the titno prescribed , tiny subsequent
proceedings would relate back to theoriginal
action , and ho began mandamus proceedings
against the county commissioners to compel
thorn to make the levy.
The cnso came before Judge Irvine and
was decided against the school board. At
torney Farnsworth at once carried it up to
the supreme court , had it advanced on the
dooket and yesterday received a postal card
informing him thnt the decision of the lower
court had been reversed.
The school board asked nlso for a ruling ns
to whether the tax levying body has discre
tion as to the amount of the levy or whether
the estimate of the school board shall bo
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When the text of the decision shall have
been received it will probably also settle the
question as to whether or not it is necessary
to take the census before enforcing the
$1,000 license law in this city.
At any rate the school board has gained n
victory , and can now go ahead with its
plans for the future without fear of tin
empty treasury.
You don't want n torpm aver ; you don't
want ti bad complexion , you don't want a
bad breath ; you don't want n headacho.
Then use Uo Witt's Little l&irly Uisors , the
umoua little pills.
o
The Hcliool Casi1.
The supreme court has reversed the de
cision of Judge Irvine in the South Omaha
mandamus case , brought to compel the
county commissioners to levy n tax for school
purposes in the South Omalia district. The
writ has been allowed and the levy will bo
made. Friends and patrons of the schools
will bo glad to know that the schools nro
not to suffer for want of funds.
1'erfect r.cUun ant psrtunc lioilth rojul
from the usoof DuWitt's Uttlo Early Klscr.i
A perfect llttlo pill.
It Cur Cold : , Cousin , Sore Throat , Croup , Influ
enza , 'Whoopinj Cough , Dronchitii and Asthma.
A certain cure for Coniuaptlon la first EtngeB ,
and a cure relief In advanced Btage * . Vac at once.
You will tee the excellent cITuct after taking ; the
first dote. Bold by dealers everywhere. Large
bottler iO cc-.i nnd IS 1.00.
If Your Cistern
Is 6ut of Order
or Sojl ll'aier is scaret
don't worry yourself for a moment
go right ahead and use hard water with
WHITE RUSSIAN
and you'll ' never know the difference ,
The clothes will be just as white ,
clean and sweet-smelling , because the
"White Russian" is specially adapted
for use in hard w.iter.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicane ,
Dusky Diamond TaTSoap.n'tl MSt r " * *
Architects
,
Surveyors ,
Contractors
We have a full supply of TVHatlie-
rnatlcal Tr 8tr rner > ts , TDraw-
1-pg papers , Tr'aci'pg Glottij
rpra-psits , pods , CVmi-pSj liev-
cl3 ] T pesj Squares Illus
trated Catalogue free.
114 South 15th Streat ,
to I'ofstoffioo.
Scarcely Half
A Life
,
Is ItTed by multitudes for
they breathe bud air. Had air
polsoni tin blood deadcni titlloine Qcnernta f
rue. Spf cltlo Oxyiren. purlfloi thiTbUiod- mikes U
bright makes tieatthy tl > su9. In Urlof. makes you
new. Germ Diseases llronchlttj , Catarrh , A tltni ,
Cuiirumptlon etc Nerve Wuito Dobtllty and or *
Knnlcneaknoii , are pruvuntoJ and cured.
"Oxygen Beok" anil 4 Trys Free.
SPE01F13 OXY8E ] ! CD , ,
Suite 510 Shcolr y : , Omaha
Or f Jio JVf/iior llnhlt l'o < ill l\-tily Cnroil
'
It can bo Klveu In a cup ot coltJoortsa or In food
without tlio knuirlcdiru ot thu patient. It Ij abso
lutely unrrutoaa nnd wilt clTect n permanent and
speedy cure , whuthur thu patient la n mudorAte
drinker or nn alcoholic wreck. Hhii been ulra nln
thousandi ot casia nnd In every Instance a pjrfect
euro has followed It never falls. Ttio yjton >
once- Impregnated with thuHpccllIc , It bocomai aa
utter Impossibility for tlia liquor oppjUto to ollit
tI.l ! > liNSl'miri'C'I ; ) . , l-ropj. . Clnclnnttl , O
48-paeo book of p.trtlaularj f rjo I'o b3 had of
Klilin A Co lltli nnd Donu-las Hti. Wboleal * by
Ulade , llruco \ i.'o. , utul HlchnrJ 'Jil ' Uruf OJ , ,
Umuha , Kcti
A. H. DYER ,
ileiiiil.
Kluviitors , warehouse * , factory liiilhllnirr ,
nnd nil work rriinlriui ; : i tluiroimli and
practical Icnnwlfilco ol conitriictlou anU
strtMiirtn ot inixterliilH , a specialty ,
1 > . O. llov 331 , friMiu.nt , Neb.
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South OrnaTia.
nest Cattle Uo and Sheep market la the neit.
CDMMIS310H HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
Llvo Htoek Commission Merchants.
South Oiunha Telephone 1157 , ChlcajrO
JOHN I ) . DAIHS.MAN , . | _ , , .
"
WAJ/l'Ull H. WOOD , fMBI1Me"
Market Reports by mull and irlro cboorfullyt
nlahed upon application
OMAHA
AWNIHQSAND TENTS
Omaha Tent-Awning
COMl'ANV.
HOIISH COVKU3 ,
Illll Karnittn * t.
BAGS AHJ1 TWIH'S-
Bsmis Omafa Ba M. 0. Daxon ,
fOMl'ANV.
Importer * and raan-.fr * . Hlcyelei Bold on monthly
Hour uttcki , burlupj ,
tnlno.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coe Saou Company ,
Howard Stren.
Factory corner lllh Mil DoiuIniStroaii.
maklnucloM prlon to cisli | > ' | ' " ' ? ; '
\Voare .
selling a cla iuf Kuodi which U vurjr lo. blo
with uiorcliantJ.
Kirkcndall , Jones & Araer. Hand-Sewed
COMl'ANV. Wlioloiale HIIOK CO. . booH , ho-H
unit rubberguuJ , WJJ-
ulfrs. aifenti llojlon
llubbor hoe Co0i [ \ - 1JIU llarnoy rft.
IIUI-IIIW llarnoy St.
COAL , cox ; . CORHHE.
Omaha Coal , CoKe & Eagle Cornice Works
UMK CO. . Unril and toft Mfrn. imlrnnUel Irnn
coal , S K cor. JOtli anil cornlca. window cips . ,
Uunglas SU- metallic tkvligliti , etc.
DRY GOODS ,
M , E. Smith & Co , , KilpatrM-Koch Dry
( ioooa co. ,
Dry Koorts , notions , f ur- Notloni. Konti' furnhli-
nlitiliiK Koudi , ejrnjr lo/KOudi , cur. lltli unJ
lltliuud Howard Htu ll.unejan. .
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering I Beebs ) & Rmyaa
CO. . uiiholitoroil furni IFUHN1TUUU > . . Oraco
ture , HJi 1101 NIcliuUi
Bt. Wtioluialnonljr. and 13lli St > .
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilhelmy Lobeckfi Lin ,
CUMl'ANV , J
Doalon In hnrdwnro aai
Corner lOtk. nnJ Jiickeon k mvoiianloi' tools
dir ait ) . I HU1 DougUidt.
HATS , ETC.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co. omalia Safe and Iron
Wholeiftlii WOKK8.
Hat. , capi , tri * if03l > . Fnoavnult % Jail work.
KlOTcs. mltteni , th Iron dilution am ! tire at
and Hartley : U. lape.i. Amlrean , t Oar
tt , llth and Jncnon.
LUMBER.
John A. WakeHeld , Charles R. L93 ,
Import oil , Amarloinl'ort- la nuJr ,
lanJ o raunt. Mllw u- cnrpcti .in I plri
koaiiaiuant sndyuliio/ Iloorliu ,
WtlltDllU0. Bill anJ
LiqUORS. MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.&C
Frick &C )
Impurtin anl job'j
\VUolciJlollTUOnloilorj of mtllliornottu
Mall or.ten pr urn U
11)01 ) Farnam St. , llth du
PAPER. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co. ,
Carry a Cull mock of
l > rlnllnif , wr.tppln an 1 llcflnod and lubrlcatlil
wrltlnit pupiri , carI
imper , etc. ollj , aila proaie , etc.
PRODUCE CJMMIS3HI.
Branci & Co. , Jas , A. Clark & Co. ,
Produce , fruits of all Duller , clio no ,
poultry nnd cai
klndi. ( lynlOM.
STOVE REPAIR ) . SASH , 03QFI
Omaha Stove Rjpilr
WOHKJ , itoro r , > alrj .Miinufufllurjr * ot i
door i , blind * aal
Surf.nt kind utitorj nmiilulaji. brauab ot
uutle.UH UourfUi BU ncj , tiih aJUurO ,