THE OMAHA DAILY BER : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 16 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Despite Bearish Influences Wheat Closed
One-Half Ooat Higher.
f
CORN WAS FIRM ON LIGHT RECEIPTS
JUpnrm from thn Country that r.irmer * Are
Jtelnetant lo Sell Tlmlr Coni nt Cur
rent I'rlcru U'ni n Siutnln.
Ing Influnnre. '
CntCAOO , Nov. IS. Covering by shorts , reports -
ports of drouth and lighter northwestern re
ceipts favored wheat today , and despite
many bearish Influences Doeombor closed
J chltslicrthau yoslorJay. Corn ruled firm
on light receipt * -nnd small DHL-rings , and
oats gained 'fo on corn's firmnnss. Pro
visions took a revcrao course > to that of the
grain marlcot , notwithstanding thu small re
ceipts of hogs. Hop products Avero weak ,
pork scored u break of Wc ) , lard nnd ribs Ifa.
Wheat opened near yesterday's ilgures
nnd for the llrst half hour showed an up
ward tendency. Uccolpts In the northwest
, were light and drouth was reported In the
winter wheat belt. But weaker cables
caused a reaction and llradstruet's re
port showing a heavy Increase In
United Stales stocks , combined with
smaller export clearances , caused a
break , nnd December wheat went to
Wfc. Near the close covering by shorts
caused n reaction , nml with moderate buy
ing by Walker and Wren , helped the market
to a decided Improvement nt the close. It
was said Uryant bought 50,000 bu. of May
wheat nt fiSc , aim Unit n lot of wheat was
covered for tin 1'ardrldgo & Smith account
before the close. December opened at yester
day's Ilgures , from iWKc to Olc , sold UP % c ,
reacted from Jfo to % c. climbed from % < i to
} ( o to the close.
Torn hoenn firm at. yesterday's urlccs on
light receipts , and some of the he.iv.v local
aborts covered freely. Honoris from the
country that farmers are reluctant to sell
their corn at current prices also acted as ti
( tiHtiilnlnir inllucnco. Offerings were light.
May opened at 4lc , rose } c , calncd and lost
J c several times , rose o nbovo the opening ,
lost it , rallied and closed at 41 ? c , J o tibove
yesterday's close.
Oats followed corn In its flucluulions , with
very little trade. Harry Scull bought 100-
000 bu. . supposed to bo for a short account ,
and this helped to flrin up the market. Alny
started at llll c , where it closed yesterday ,
gained V. lost ' c , gained from ife to > ' o
and closed utilise.
Provisions opened at a slight advinco on
tniallcr receipts than oxnccted , but on free
selling by Hately and Uoloson and others
prices broke badly. Compared- with last
night January Pork Is 45c lower , January
lard 15c lower nnd January ribs 12)is lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
ICO cars ; corn. 270 cars ; onts , 140 cars ; hogs.
20.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Al Helen. Optin. Hlh'l Low. Closo.
WHEAT
Dee niw
May UH
Co u.v
Nov. . . . . . . 37 ! {
Dec MH
OATH
Nov. . . . . . . . 27K
Doe.t
May
MKSS 1'oiiK -
Jnn 13 8.-i 13 8,1 13 35 13 3fl
I , All I-
Nov. . . . . . . . 8 S.-i R sr R 02 ! ( !
Jan 8 1'JM 8 in 7 OS 7 ! ir.
May H li > 8 17M 7 U7M 7 07K
SHOUT Hi us-
Jnn 7 20 o on 0 07K
Cabli iuotntions | weio as follows :
Kjxillit ITiichaiiKcd.
WIIKAT No. ,1 ! spring. CO'ic : No. 3 spring ,
65 > 4 < 8.Ule ! ! ; No. 12 red. OOJic.
COIIN No. 12. 37 > aft37 ! < C.
OATS-NO. 2. 2H' < r ; No. 2 white. 303J30',5c ' ;
No. 3 wlilte. 28a2 } ! ) ? c.
UYK No. 2. 44ijc.
HAIIUJV NO. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 382 > 32c ; No.
4. 3G < 342o.
1'tAX Srr.n-No. i , $1.05 ! { .
TIMOTHY riKiiii rrimu $ a.20. ;
I'oitK Mess , per bill. , $ 14.5iai4.00 ( ; Inrd.per
1001bH.H.77'iHH.82'J ' ' ; short ribs sides ( loiuu ) ,
* 7.80'/,5i8.oO ; dry sal'od shoulders ( bovedl ,
$7.00a7.25 ; short clear sides ( Ijoxotl ) , $3.50
3.00.
3.00.WHISKY
WHISKY DUtlllers' Unlshed goods , per gal , ,
II 15.
Cut loaf , $5.88 ; granulated , $5.40 ;
"A$5.33.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today.
On the Produce oxcbungo today the butter
market Has weak ; dairy , l7(22Go ( : creamery.
2027c.
Nnw Vork Murlotn.
Nr.w YOIIK , Nov. 10. FMHJK Kecolpts. 40-
300 bbls. ; i'\p rls , 27,800 bbls. ; sales , 9,000
. ; mmkct uulct ; winter straight , $2.801 $
Skgii.
,25 ; Minnesota patents , $3.85@4.00 ; winter
extnm , ? 2.202,70 ; Minnesota Imkois , $2.30
( $3.71) ) ; winter , low grades , $1.702.20 ; oprlnjt ,
low grades , $ i,00ai.90 ; spring , extra , $1.95to
2.40.
COKN MitAir1'alrly actlvo ; yellow western ,
UVKQulot ; car lots. 50a&2c.
llAlll.Kr QuInt ; No. 2 Milwaukee. 02 < SC3c.
\VllKAT ltecelptH , 84.300 bu. ; exports , HI.-
GOO bn. ; Hales , 4,010,000 , bu. fllturns , 00,000
I bu.spot. Spot niurkotiiuletnml jVchlglier ; No.
a i I'd , In Htoro and elevator , GOifcGO > ic ; .ilioat ,
GtWffiGGJjci f. o. b. , 07'Sc ; ungraded red ,
07(3,07'jc. ( ' Options opened unchanged to ! { c
lower on weak cables and selling by for-
elgnois , recovered on a short duiiruid , sold off
nirnln on lliadstrcol'H blc Increase of 5,307-
I 000 bu. In the world's vlsl bin supply , rallied ,
closing at1,1 ! net advance ; No. 2 red , January ,
closed at 08 ? o. ; Kobruury , closed ut GOVu ;
M-irch , 701i < a71i' . closed at 71c ; May , 72Jj' < 3i
74 jc. closed nt 73 ic : November , closed ut
GCo ; Drcnmbor , OGi4iiiC7o , closed nt G7c.
C im UocelptK , 31.800 lm. ; exports. 29,600
bu , ; ( talcs , 1,125,000 bu. futures , 610,000 bu.
spot. Spot market llrm ; No. 2 , 45i ! In elevator ;
40U < ? 14CVo ! alloul. Options closed llrmer on
small western rerolpls , were fairly actlvo and
closed strong with whimt , H © ? o not ndvanco ;
Jamnirv , 40 lO-lCfMGUi'.closod ut40 } c ; May ,
47i(247'ic ! ( , closed at 477ic ; November , 4&U
< a 46" c , closed at 4&c ; Ucceuiber , 45 { a40c ,
closed a t4Gc.
OATS-HecoiptH , 101,000 bu. ; exports , 12,700
bu. ; miles , 180,000 bu. futures , 100,000 , spot.
Spot miirUel easier and moderately actlvo ; No.
2 , 84e ; No. 2 delivered. 35c ; No. 3 33 c ; No.
2 white. 36 > i3lci ( No. 3 hlto. 33c ! ;
track , luKi'il western , 34 > { @ 35Hc ; whlto
western , 35 400 ; track , whlto state , 35a40r.
Option market opened Htoady and closed
llrm at > iWi\ not advance ; May. 3G5i30)e ) { ;
rlosed nt 30' . n ; Niivumbor closed at 3l'ic ;
Decombpr , 34'jt35Jc ! , closed ut 34ic. !
* blli'Hlng | ' , GOc ; good to choice ,
G085c
IJoi'S Stuaily ; stuto conuuon to cholco , 19 ®
i 1lII1KST,1' r'l" ' , V' ° ' snlted Now Orlpans sa-
L0r ntn'IBfflJ5 ( , llls.3'if' . l < : Voxn * selected.
116(350 ( Ibs. , 4tt6o ; lluiinos Ayres , 20S24 Ibs.
lie ; TOXHS diy , 20&30 Ibs. , 6Jc. ! '
< ) ilSloidy : ; Uiimrsllu lleecu , 1927c ;
pulled , 20 2Gc : Te.\n , ,
ruovisiONSIlcef. . tirm. Cut meats , nrini
lcklod hell ON. ttftldoj nlckliMl khouldcrs , 0 i
OVc ; pickled hnniH. { } 1KUnl. ( . weak ;
wcNiorn stfniu closed at $0,48 ; kales. 50 tlon-es
BtJ'J.OO ! option biilex , none ; November closed
ut * 9.35 , nominal ; Jnmiury , $8.40. nominal.
lork.sti'iidy nnd fairly ncilvo ; oxtr.i nrlino ,
* ! "UW " ' ' l7-00 lb'60i ' ly ,
0 60
Hun-Kit Knilor ; western clnlrv , 17 < a22ci
western creumury. 20tt27c ; wcHtorn fancy
17 < & 21ii ; Mglns , 27u ; btuto dairy , 10a20c :
8tnlecifaiiii > ryitt8i(20c.
. . . .j Nttiltlargo. . oail > , c ; _ . _
. _ , . . part kklins , 44J3S4C ! full sklmu ,
liuort Quiet ; state and I'imnsylviinia , 25 ®
2Go ; ice house , lua'-'lo ; reculpls , ft.Olo iikas ,
TAl.unv Sluadyi i-lly , 6 ! , ;
CnrrosHBU > 011Lower ; prlniu3a33ci yul-
HUOAII Haw , eauyi fair roflnliiK , 2 13-lGri
idtlned , steady. imclmiiKi'd ,
I'lcriini.iittu Klria ; United cloned at 74il
74HeVaNhliisloii ; bbls. , tU.50 ; Wiihlilnirton
bbU , in bulk , ? 3.10 | rollned Nuw Vork. 15.15 ;
I'hUadulphm mid llultlnioie , * i.llj ( I'lillndol-
plilu aiiii llalilmoro In bulk , * i.CO.
ItiiHiN I'lrni ; niralned , common to good ,
Hicr-HUmily : domcitlc , fair toextra , :1 : % ®
bUi-i Japan , 4V&4H" .
Woi.AHh-ji | Sti'udy ; Now Orleans , open keltic ,
giuul locholi-o,3G&ilc.
J'ld IKON Quloi ; Amorlcan)12.00314.00 ,
( ii'i-en Quiet ; lnkt < , f'J.76.
I.RAII I'lrin ; iloiuestlc , (3,20 bid for roiuul
lolt.
TlM-yulcti HlnilU , f20.60bld.
Hi'tMtu-I'lrm : dnmektli * , f3,06 : alcs on
'cliKHKO , 3 curloiuls Not umber luad Into
yrttrrday , 42Ui ; ; 100 tons November , prompt
ihlumout front viekt , (3,33 ,
Nww York Dry liuoitt Market.
YUIIK , Nor , 10. Tli * dry good * mar-
Vet IftRi n. little , but there Is qulro n fair vol-
unio of bu.slne.ss , rnudo up of many small
order * rather than n few large onos. Prints
and printed fabrics iliow modcrato stocks And
ho pi-o < < mi o to .soil. Print clotlin hold steady
at210-10c for 04 squares. OlnRlmms and
woven fabrics In lighter color and woleht sell
well. Foreign dry goods In the wny of holiday
novelties ami styles to fit the warmer weather
are selling on n fairly liberal scnlo , Tlio job
bing IradoMs more actlvo.
Onmtiu Trodden
Hun-Ell The receipts of butter are larger
and tlio market Is considerably weaker. The
local ilomund Is llRht , n good many grocers ro-
cnlvlnit limit supplies direct from the country.
Tim consumption of bulterlno Is quite larxu ,
which helps to decrease tlio demand for genii-
Inobnller. Tlio shipping demand , howuvor ,
serves lo krop the surplus cleaned up , Oholco
rreninory , 24'iMOc ' : cholco to fiiucy country ,
2oai2c ! ; fair lo good country , 18tt20cj pack-
Inis stock , fresh , IGc.
l.od.s liecelpts of fresh .stock are not large ,
In fuel , there does not appear to bo any quan
tity of cpgs In the country , The colder wcalhor
and the light iccclpts cause u llrm fccllnpon
the miirkiit , I'olil storage and held slock Is
gottiK mostly at ltc ) , with fresh laid eggs at
2c. )
2c.IVmi.TfiV Tlie market Is about steady nt
prlres iuoted | below. The packers were only
hlildliiK ri'jc for chickens but , Iho receipts
belnK morteiHto , holders were abto to unload
on tin' ' local Irndo U ) boiler advantage. Old
IIOIH , Go ; chickens Co ; Reese , 7ff4Hc ; ducks ,
74enr ; lutUoys , 830c ; rooslers , 43 > 5u.
VK.virTlio arrivals during the past day or
two have boon llaht , and the market llrm at
previous limitation * , choice small and fat
vcaN , ti'WJe ; tliln or liuavy , 3ii5c.
( lAMK The colder \vor.ther Is having a very
bonelli'hil i-tTect upon the game market. The
demand , which has bsen light all the fall. Is
Improving and prices nroconsoiiuuntly ( Inning
up. I'loni now on blids that are undrawn
will bo Riven the preference. I'rlmo chickens ,
J3.00'i5.00 ( ; urouse , * J.60-B3,00 ! iiiiall , f 1.25 ;
Jnisk snlue , 75cB$1.0o ; golden plover. 75c ®
il.OO ; L'aiiadn KCCSP , fO.OOQO.GO | HinallKecso ,
4.0vai.6 ( i brant. ? 3.ooai,50 : ; mallard ducks ,
* 2.60 2.H5 ; rodhmid ducks. I2.60QJ.OO ;
blue wliitt teat ducks , $1.76'2.UOi ' Rreon
w IIB teiil diieks , J1.50 ; mixed ducks ,
* 1.25 ; ciinvasback ducks , $3.60 4,00 ;
.luck rabbits , * 3.00tJ3.r > 0 ; small rabbits ,
il.25 ; siiulirnls , "G'ROOc ; deer saddles ,
peril ) . , 165HOc ; deer carcasses , 103ille ; an-
lolopi ! saddlei , 14Ul5c ; unlutopu c.itcusscs ,
BY Honey is i-oinmoncln ? to move a
little i.into freely , but ( lie demand Is still light
for II ; cholcu while clover , 16ai7c.
OVSTCIIS-Msillum , lOc ; horseshoes , 17o ;
oMraittinilariK 21i : ; oxtru selects , 2lc ; com-
p.iny selects , 29c ; counts , 34c.
NUTS Chestnuts are lower and there Is a
fair supply of choice eastern stock on the
market , which is selling at 1231-lc peril ) . )
almonds , lOiKinllsh ; walnuts , 14c : Illborts ,
12 > . .illrall ; mils , 12ai3c ; pecans , large , 14c :
pecans , medium , 12c. The market on black
walnuts Is low and no one mints to buy.
Dealers nto asking 75c nor bu. for small lots
shlip"d | to ( lie country on order * , but walnuts
shipped In hero would piobatily not brim ? more
than one-half of that price. Small hickory
nuts , on oidoi.s , $1.76 ; largo , $1,25.
VKOKl'Alll.r.3.
HKAN < Kustorii hnnd-plcKctt navy , f2.103
2.15 ; wi-sli > rn navy(1.60j l,90common ; wlilto
beans , Jl.505el.70.
O.NHI.NS Them Is not much uctlvlty In the
onion muiKeto\\lng to the fact that the local
crop Is large and tliu gaidonors are supplying
( ho demand very largely. Unions uro quoted
ut 6oa05c , and on oidor.s at 70c ; Spanish
onions , per oiul'j , $1.50.
\VATIK : CHISS-PIU up In berry boxes , per
case of 10 qts. . $1.00(6li70. ( (
POTATOiTlioiecnlptsiiro : larger and the
market is very weak. Nebraska. Iowa and
Minnesota grown potatoes , In small lots from
.stole , fl.ii.7cj ( same In car lots , OOSiOOc ; Colorado
rado , from store , 75&SOC ; Colorado lots , 70 ®
OAIIII vnK-iThcro Is n good deal of cabbage
soiling In tills market , but the demand Is sup
plied hiigaly by the gnKdeners. Orders for
cabbage from the country are Illled at Hie
perlb. Mime coloi oil ciibbago has been ro-
cuivod , wlilrh Is held at 3 40.
CKI.HHV IJoius-Accordlng to .size , 40&GOO
per do/ .
Uui.Kiiv-TlioUemaiirt Is increasing as tlio
llmnksglvliig lioliday draws nearer und a
peed deal of celery Is boliig sold ; good block ,
20 < Tt30c : fancy , 50c.
Swnr.T POTATOB Tno supply Is fair ; wost-
uin stock , pqr bbl. , $3.0033.50 ; Joi-boy stock ,
per bill. , t4 ,
tuco , per do60c. .
VHUITS.
GH \ i&jEastern Concords , 24Ii25c ; largo
OAI.IIOIIMA Knurrs Tlioro is not much left
on the market ; pears , J2.50 : grapes , $1.60.
AITJ.ESTho supply Is light on this market :
cholco eastern , per bbl. , J4.25a4.50 ; choice
western , * 4.25.
Cli.VMiKiiitiuB Cranberries arc arriving very
freely and aio In good demand ; Capo Cotl.
early , pur bbl. , J5.700.00 ; boll and bugle , 1C.
nuiirs.
HAN-ANAS Prlcoi > remain about steady : per
liiiiicli , Itirpe. iJ.OOaa.OOi per bunch , biimll to
mndlum , tl.7D2.)0. ( )
UiMO.NS-.Mes.slims , per box , J4.50SO.OO ;
lluridas ,
, , ,1-l > ' or Florldas , per bov ,
f3.2u ; obolots , $3.
IIIDK3 , TAI.r.OW , ETC.
HIDES-NO. 1 green hides , 2'Jc ; No. 2 green
hides , < ! No. 1 green salted hides , 3c : No. 2
Kroen siilled hides , 2c : No. 1 Kroen salted
nues. 20 IDS. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
ildos. 2f. Ibs. to 40 . , 2c ; No.'l voalcalf. 8
Jb . to 15 Ibs. , 5c : No. 2 voul calf , 8 Ibs. to 15
Its. , 3iNo. . 1 dry Mint hides , 4c ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides ; lie : No. 1 dry salted ! hides , 4c. Part
cured hlilos ! i | ) or II ) . less than fully cured.
hiiuiaPKI.TS Orovn salted , ouch. 35a75c ;
green salted slieurllngs ( short woolod early
skins ) , cacti IpaiOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled eaily skins' , No. 1 , each OiilOc ; dry
hhourllngs ( sliort wooled early skins ) , No. 2 ,
each Oc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher \voJl pnlts , peril ) . , actual weight , 10 ®
lie : dry Hint , Kaiiias and Nebraska murrain
wool bi'lts. p.jr Ib. , ac.tuil weight , 1720o ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool polls , per IbT ,
actual weight. 910c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. . actual woluht. 7 < aUci
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 82,7e. ,
St. r.'iu .
ST. Louis , Nov. 10 KI.OUK Weak , but
' ' . "Morton patents , , 13.0033.15 ; extra fancy
\ VmThumped "jtc oatly , but leroveiec
lalor and closed U&Jia iibovo yesterday
r'4vr ' ffG > 4 ! ' ' " ' " "er , OO'ic ; Decumbur
67 i36Hc : May , 05 , ' c.
C < m.v--Klriner. and closed ! i'ic above yes-
Jots
, .
HIIAN Dull ; no siili'H , owing to advance li
frolght rates t-aut. host bid , OOc on oust track.
HAY-Qulot , uncluiigod ; timothy , $10.003
I UiUUt
-Urni ; $3.25.
Kli'uly$3.42. : ; .
I-'IAX SRKII Higher til $1.03.
di creamery , 22a,20c ;
. „ - . ! : isvjc.
COIIN MUAI , Quiet ; $1,7001.70.
WlllwKV- Steady ; fl.lD.
lUiiillNilIJncliiitiRiidi 4Q.57ic. !
COITO.N Tius Unchanged ; U5cn.OO.
I'liovisioxu-I.ower ; pork , tlO.02S4ffllO.7a ;
lard , lower ; $8.87'a.00 ' { ! ) ; iry | Rult incuts
and bacon unchanged ; loosu should-
ur * . J0.75 ; lonRg and riln , J8.60 ;
hhoilH , J8.75 ; boMid lots 15c more ;
° ( ' uua
teiai , ia76Sip8v1i.ioiiB'
. JlKCuii-rs Kloiir. 2,000 bbls. ; wlicat , 80,000
bu. ; corn , 47,000 hu. ; oats , 21,000 bu.
Klour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat
8,000 bu. ; corn , 32,000 bu.j o.its , 0,000 uu ,
Mllwauueo , Muri < tn.
Mii.vfAUKKB.'Nov , 15 , Fj.ouii Steady.
WHEATl'lrmi December , O8'u ; No. 3 , 67Jc ! ;
Nol northern , 031ie.
COIIN Steady ; No. 3 , 37c.
w W ' ? ' ! - J whU0' 30l5i No1 ! 1
UAiii.iiY I.o\\ur ! No , 2 , 49ai sample , 30 ®
It'vr.-Ptoady : No. l,47c.
I'novisioNS-UroopliiK ; pork , $14.76 ; larJ ,
vo.7O
UKKllT.s-l'lour. ( ) 28.800 bbls. ; wheat , 69,800
bu. ; hurley. 1)2,800 bu.
Siiii'iiu.STS-l'lour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat , 7.800
bu.j bailey , 190,900 bu.
UHimuH < ; lty 'UnrUcix.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. ! & . WHEAT Flrmi
No. 2 haid , OOJiWOlc ; No. 2 red , oai.53Jc. (
0' ' 2
Kunii Scarru ut 20i- .
} SiiKD-rirni ; 90392C.
IliiAN I'lrm ; 68itKOc.
llUTTKH-I.lght , dinuund nnd declining ;
cr-amory.2l ; i21ci dairy. 18ai9c.
UKCein Whi-Bt. 73,000 bu.j corn , 4,000
bu. ; oatx. 10,000 Uu.
HlUWlENTH-Wheat. 60,000 bu. ; corn , 6,000 ;
I.lvurpuui .MurKni. )
Nov. 16.-WiiBAT-F.usyi do-
mitnd poor ; liolilurs offer uiodurntrly ; Call ,
foriilii No , 1. 6s6d ; red nustern Hiirlmr. No. 2 ,
6s OilttSH 7d ; No. 2 winter. 6s 2KU4e5i SJid.
- "a"d J' ° ° I'S m'XL'a ' * .
I
I'liuviiilliNR-Pqrb , pilmo moss , flno , 88k Od.
lleef. oxtiu Imlla , luos. Hacon , Ions and
short /.oar , 65 llw. , 49s ; long clear. 45 lb . , 48a
ud. l.anl , 60s , _
MliiiieumliVlieat. | . .
MiNNurui.iM.Nov. 16.-Wb < Snt opened weak
thUmoriiln ) ' , , but thu uctlvu doniund for cusli
wheat on track curly btreiiKthoned the local
imirUot for the uniouut ruculvod did not mu-
lily the mill * , and sulus of No , 1 uorthern on
tracU ranged ut GOc und above for nearly nil
l' t was doslrablo to grind. Tha othur
,
ce ilou there wusnouo left to
sell. Ueporu of rallroa04 taking hall the
otal nortliwostorn rrpolptu for
howcd that farmori delivered \ < it wheat than
rai shipped from the amo roacK HUH thn
arjo supplier In itoro dampcnod the nrdor of
peculatlvn liuycrs. This market Is In jiosl-
lo n to advnnco with any uticouiaffoniont
rom the outside. Uccolpts wore 301 ran ;
hlpinoiits , 4BeaM | Douemhei1 opened 67SC
mil cloied 68cj May .opened ( ! 3'4c. closed
3'jc. Docomhor was crowded up com-
nircd with May by the Hellvlty of the demander
or cnili whoal. Track close , Ol'tc for h r l {
U c for No. 1 northern.
Vlotir shlpmonti14,303 hbls.i prod ui'l Ion
bout , 40,000 bbls. ; prices fitoudy and salen
low.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Cot um Miirkpt.
NEW OIU.EANS , Nov. 16. UOTTOS I'lllnros
tpiidvt ftulos , 51,300 bales ! November , $7.50
ski-it j December. * 7.riIS7.02 ( ) ! Fohniary. 7.H7
47.88 : March , 7.9Ji67.)7r ! ) April , t8.04a8.)5 ;
lay , M.UM18.13 ! Juno , ts.20&8.21 ; middling ,
7 0-lOc : low inlddllnv , 7 ri-lfioi Rood ordl-
iary.0 16-lOc : neticcelpt.M80.OU4 bales : cross
ecolptq , 1O.424 bales : uonstwUo , 3,308 Lalus ;
ales , 0,000 hales ! stook , 2G3,50'J hiioi.
HT , lenis , Nov. 16. COTTOXHcculpt.s to-
lay , 1,000 bales ; ordinary , UO-inci irood ( ir-
llnary , 7 1-lOc ! low nilddlllitt , 77-10cKood !
nildiirinsf , 7 16-lCcj mlddllna fair. 8 7-lCc.
AlnrMot.
YOIIK , Nov. 15. UOFFEKOutlons
opened steady ut from inu-hanxod to 0 points
advance , ruled quiet with local coverings
causing ndvancn , closed steady and unchanged
lo 15 polntH advance : sains , 0,250 buns. In-
November , Il7.0i ! ) 17.7ui lleccmbor ,
10.05 : January , 110.35 ; March. ? 10.05ftl0.10 :
May.15.75 15.80. Hpotcoffeo , Itlo , dull and
nominal ! No. 7 , tl8.12Vj.
DulutliVhoitt
, Nov. 16. This murkot ruled actlvo
and llrm with n very strong demand for
cash. ! CloMii No. 1 hard , easn and Novem
ber , Ol'.Ju ; December , ( iO'.c ; May , CO c ; No. 1
lorlhcrn , easli and November , ( HHct ( Du-
comuur. OO.'ii1 ! Jlay , 05-1 iJ ! No. 2 northern ,
cash , 67'jC ' ! No. 3 northern , 52i ! < l ! reject-id ,
I6 > ic. On track : No , 1 northern , to arrive ,
00 ' | C. _
Oil Mnrlcuta.
On , CITV , Nov. 15. Nalhnal tran-dt eor-
lltcates opunud lit 73'J ' ; highest , 74jovr ? ; \ -
csl,73U ; closed , 74iis.ite ! < 4 , 40,000 bbls. ; ship-
nonU , 114,038 bbls. : runs , 102,037 bbls.
I'ITTSIIUIKI , Nov. 15. National It-mult cer-
lliratus opouud at 73"j ; closed at 74 i high
est , 74J ! : lowest. 73 ? . ; sales. 15,000 bbU.
\Vo il MurKot.
ST. l.ouis , Nov. 15. Wool/ The demand Is
only for cholco gnules. of which thu olTerliiRs
are NO siuiill that tliero Is practically nothing
doing. _
STOCKS AM ) I1OND < 4.
Securities AVoro Dull iiud Attrnotcil l.ltllo
Altciitlon Veateriliy.
New YOIIK , Nov. IB. A duller or loss In
teresting day 1ms not boon experienced on
the Stock cxchango lu mouths than was to
day ; in fact , the only activity w.is among
the rutuor mongers , whoso fecundity wis
abnormal. And as usual the reports put in
circulation \vcro Intended to dcorcciato
values , and though in most c.iscs speedily
denied , served the nurposo of thu authors to
make quirk turns on the short side of. the
account. But In spite of all the efforts of
the bear traders to establish u lower range
of values in the face of an Inactive -
active market , n remarltaoly firm
undertone characterized the dealings ,
nnd in making UD the balances for the
day a greater number of shurcs wore placed
in the column of advances than in the de
crease columns. The reason for this is to
bo found in the timidity of the shore inter
est , which is now disposed to leave its lines
long outstanding nnd secies to secure its
profits by covering at each moderate decline.
The purchases for this account , supple
mented bynow buying , oven though In sipall
volume , serve to restore values , and as the
murkot in its present kmnper is more sensi
tive to u purchislng than to u selling move
ment it requires a lighter volume of. busi
ness to move the market up than to scud it
down. The hours uro not , therefore , doing a
very profitable business la the market as it
stands and they do not scom.to consider the
conditions ripe for a moro vigorous and nec
essarily more risky campaign.
In the early dealings today an attack was
made on Manhattan on the strength of a
report that to provide funds for neces
sary repairs consolidated bonds hold in the
company's treasury would have to be sold ;
the shares yielded - } per cent , but speedily
recovered all but % per cent or the loss ,
only a very small amount of long stock being
bought out , all of which" was readily ab
sorbed. An attempt was made to frighten
holders of Louisville 4& Nashville by the
circulation of a story allccoct to have
como from London , to the effect that
several of the directors intended to
resign. This was denied at the company's
oftico , and a report that the Chesapeake ,
Ohio & Southwestern deal had been declared
off was denied on the authority of Mr. Bel-
mom of the Louisvillu & Nashville directory.
Neither canard had an appreciable effect on
the stock. Western Union WHS sold down
1 % per cent on a renewal of the reports of
decreased earnings , and it was rumored that
a combination had boon formed to boar the
stock. When the pressure to sell was re
newed in thn afternoon a recovery of 1 per
tout was made. The Industrials were
raided on private dispatches from Washing
ton suggesting unfavorable tariff changes.
Sugar yielded \ % per cent , Cottou Oil pre
ferred , 1 per cent , nnd Cordage preferred , 4
percent , the latter being unfavorably af
fected oy the anticipation of n bad state
ment from the receiver. Union Pacific hula
up well under the heavy decrease In the Oc
tober earnings and actually closed il small
fraction above yesterday. The c-cneral market
kot was irregular and unsettled all day ,
fluctuating frequently between strength and
weakness , but in the main making toward
bettor Ilgures. At the close a fairly steady
tone prevailed and the active list was cen-
erally a fraction higher than at yesterday's
closing , while Nashville , Chattanooga & St.
Louis showed an advance of 3j < f per cent and
Minneapolis & St. Louis \g per cent. The
shares which recorded the heaviest de
clines , not already noted , are Now York
Central , Canada Southern , l } { percent ; St.
Paul preferred , \yt per cent ; New Jersey
Central , 1 % per cent ; Michigan Central. 3
liar cent , and Ureeu Bay & Wlnona seconds ,
subscription pala , 2 % per cent.
The Post says : Since outside investors
are virtually doing nothing In the security
market little is loft to watch but the move
ment of professional speculators. In this
contingent it is clear that only the bo-
shares , Including : American Sugar ,
IturllnRton , 20 , loorTiilcnim nas , 10,600 ;
Distillers , 12do ( ) : ( junoral Klcrtrlc , 0.100 ;
Heading , 0,700 ; Hofcfcllsland , 4,200 ; St. Paul.
26,400 ; Western rnjon , 22.100.
NIMT YorM/jrtiinry Markot.
Nr.w YOIIK , Nov. IjiMoscv ON OAi.tr-Easy
at Iffil'j per centast ) * loan , lli-percent ;
closed , I'J p.TCent. V
I'.niMUMKiuUNTii.KA'Ar'r.n l ttC'4 ' per cent.
hVr.tiUNH ixciujWK-Stcady : , with actual
Ma'ieU.
St. Lou IB l nliiu l > in > nitluii3.
ST. Louis , Nov. 15. Mining stocks dull ,
unchunged :
Bid. liUl. AHltuil.
AUnms . $ .5 ! ) ,8. , , Etlzal)2th. . $ . .lOJi0
Am Nettle. . .2B Granite At. . 1.5U 1.5B
lllinetalllc. . 'J.OO S , IIOP2S - < J .75
Hareouver. . .01
Nutus.
KANSAS CITY , No 15. Clearing * , $1.020-
716. - - " '
BAI.TIMOIIR. Nov. 10 Clearings , 12,308,302 ;
balances. $349.224 , . ,
1'AitiH , Nov. 16. Thred' per cent rente' . , 99f
I'JJii ; for the account.
OMAHA , Nov. 10. Olearlngs , $707,200 ; same
day lust week , $092,858.
I'HiLADKi.PiiiA , Nov. 15. Clearings , $10,278-
929 ; balances , $1,028,882.
NBW YOIIK , Nov. 10. Cleurlngs , i$89,870-
864 ; balances , $4.469,738.
MKMPIIIS , Nov. 15. Now York uchango par.
Clearings , $280,139 ; balances , $94,000.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 15. Clearings , $2,009,250.
Money , 45i7 per cunt. New York exchange ,
75c premium.
CHICAGO , Nov. 15. Clearings $10,891,000.
Sterling exchange dull ; actual , If4.82a4.85.
Money firm , 07 per cent.
NKW OIII.BANS , Nov. 10. Clearings , $1,708-
500. New York exchamr bank , par ; commer
cial , $1 per $1,000 discount.
LONDON , Nov. 15. Tlio amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Dank of England on
balance today wus 130,000.
HOSTOX , Nov. 10. Clearings. $10.822,110 ;
balances , $1,057,297. Money , lt2 ! pur com.
Exchange on Now York , 50c discount to par.
Sr. Louis , Nov. 10. Clearings. $3,019,201 , ;
balances , $000,011. .Money , ( julot at 7tob per
ceut. KtcluuiRooii Now York , 'JOc premium ,
O.UAI1A. I.lVi : sTOClt JIAICKKT.
Cuttle Tr.ido Wc.ikcns Sllchtly Ijiulor
Ilravy ICccoIpt > or 1'onr Stuff.
\VEISE9UXT , NOV. 1C.
Receipts for the past three days , as com
pared with the llrst half of last week , show
an Increase of about 1,000 cattle and 3,000
hogs , while sheep receipts have fallen off
fully 3,500 , head.
There was little that was new about the
general cattle market toJay. Receipts were
somewhat heavier than they have boon for
the past ten days and the quality of the
offerings showed no particular change. The
rather liberal offerings produced a weaker
fooling , but with a goad general demand all
doelrablo beef cattle met with it ready sale
at strong prices. Pair to good 1,100 to
1,350-lh. cornfed steers sold at from $4 5 to
M.70 und fair to choluo western rangers
readily sold at from UO upto 1. Half-
fatted natives und westerns that ucro
neither good enough for killers nor feeders
were hi poor demand and sold slowly at
shaded prices , Natives of this character
weighing ull the way from 1)00 ) to 1,800 ibs.
sold at from 81.30 to $3.85. There wan a
peed , firm tone to the trade for anything fat
and n good and reasonably early clearance
wan effected.
The cow market was very active and generally -
orally stronger , Tlioro wereclosa to 00 loads
on sulu , but in addition to thu usual active
dcnuuid from local houses both Morris nnd
Armour of Chicago had buyers in the yards
after supplies , Qpipmou to prime cows
nnn heifers sold it uu extreme range of from
1.5to3.73but2.JI [ ) to $2.50 bought most
of the fair to gooj stuff. Calves ut from 2
to ft.DO were fully steady and the same was
true of rous-'h stock at from tl.OO to J2.80.
The feeder trade pcomod to bo lacking in
life and suu p.and prices , if any tiling , were a
shade lower. Supplies were excessive , and
aside from a few country buyers and sellers
thd demand was not heavy. UooU.0 uholco
feeders uro quoted at f rom $1.83 to jy.OO.
f air to good at from ? 2 75 to Ki , 10 , with In
ferior to fair grad.es at from $ -j.23 to $2.715.
Kepreseiitativo sales :
43 fdrs. . . . 809 300 74 sts.Tx. 059 i ! 40
12 cows..987 190 13 Mc r .1054 305
12 lifts. . . . 650 220 1 feeder. 770 2 00
23co\\K. . 884 230 1 staff..107O 200
18 sls.Ti.1090 2 00 110 fdrf , . . . . 903 2 90
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Ocows. . 880 210 8 fdrs..1017 300
WYOMING.
15 cows. . 1052 200 30 cows. . 704 225
7 cows. . . 951 180 2hfl-3. . . . 090 2 1O
1 COW..1210 240 UCOWH..1001 240
Icow. . . 1040 240 5i'OWH. . . 700 2 10
2 fdrs. . . . 740 310 2tilrs. . . 745 310
1 fdr 070 310 5 fdrs. . . 004 310
2 cows..1300 275 4 COWS. .1245 276
7 cows. .101)1 ) 275 H steers..1280 375
12steor.s..l099 400 22hliers..l243 400
1 steer..1130 335 2hteors..llOO 335
4stcors..ll57 340 18btoorb..ll90 345
2htrtlKl310 240 2steers.llBO 335
1 steer..1200 330 1 tlcur..1210 335
1 steer..1580 340 2 steer..1330 340
330 sirs..1113 3 40
Hoas Receipts were fairly liberal , an in
crease so fnr this week over last of 11,000
head. Trie general quality of the offerings
was not very good. Heavy receipts Caused
a rather wc.ik feeling early , and opening-
sales were at prices steady to 5o lower than
Tuesday. The demand was tjood from all
sources , and that , with more encouraging
ne s from I ho oust , caused a stlffnninir of
values us the morning advanced , and some
of the later sulesi were strong to a nickel
higher. The general windup , however , was
very weak , owing 10 the bud break in pro
visions and hogs at Chicago. Prices ranged
from ? 5.f > 0 and $5.55 for common light mixed
stuff up to J5.70 and jr .7i > for choice heavy
and outcher weight loads. As on the two
preccdlnij days , the big bulk of the hogs
sold at $5.00 ami $5.05. A week airo today
the bulk of the trading was at i'o.SO and
$5.85. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. 1'r. No. ' Av. Sh. I'r.
2. . .2d5 $500 75..250 80 $5 00
111..195 ICO 5 50 09..250 100 5 05
49..189 40 5 5510..289 100 5 06
I'HIS AM ) UOUQIl.
1..180 4 00
Siinur None fresh were recelven nnd
there were none on sulo. There was n croocl
uctlvu dumaiid for desirable muttons nnd
lambs at quota lily stronger prices , Eastern
markets have Improved sharply the p.ist day
or two ami good killing sheep will sell at
from lOc to5o higher than the close of lust
week. Fair to good unlives , W.60@3.CO ; Jun
to good westerns , $3.i5@3.00 ! ; common and
stock sheep , $ l..r > 0@2.i > o ; good to choice 40 to
100-lb. lambs , .r > Un)4.ii5. ( )
Itrceiptv nnd I > UiiMltuin | ol .Stock.
Ofllclalrocolptuaud dlsposttloii of stonk us
shown by tlio books of the Union Htoulc .Yards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
& o'clock p. , in. , Novombur 16 , 1893 ;
IlIdl'OSITIOK.
CATILK. 1IIXJ.H. IIKlr. :
The Omulia 1'ai'khii ; Co. , , HOD
Thu G. 11. llauiinouil Oo , , ull 1,1(1' ( )
Swift .V Co , CilA H-'fi
The Cu'laliy I'avklu ? Co , , , ,
NiilHon MorrlH. . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
H. Hc/duTi Dct't'ii , 41H
1' , U. Armour , , . , , ,
Hluvlulr. . . . , . , . , , line
WlBHIIIIltll iH7 !
Total.
Ohliingu l.tvu Mock .llurkrl.
CIIICAUO , Nov. IB. Tlioro woru two snlosof
cattlu this inoiiimg ut$0auduevoriil at pricuK
hotter than $6,00. Anything thut was good
enough to bring thaso prleun Mild voiy Htrong ,
the nvurugo being from &c to lOc hlenor thuu
forTuusduy. The Impravomtint did not extend
tend to the lower grades. Itccolpis ucro prln-
A troublesome skin disease caused
me to scratch for ten montlisarid was
cured by a few days' use of K3Eidii
M. n. wou'i' , FTr/rii
Upper Marlboro , Md.
SWIFT1 PECEFIC
1 was cured goinqyear ago of Whlto Swelling
In my leg by using B 3QK < 9 | and lm > o had na
° f "ie ' " *
tiase. Jlany prohilneiit j > h } ltlans attended
\ne and failed , but H. ti. 8. did the work.
, K1RKFATRICK , Jiku n Cltjr , Tenn. .
Treltlie in blood n < ! SVIa uluttci nullcil htt ,
8WU1' Brwino Cou A v ,
AJlntl , Ct.
eli.ally composed of ranger * and common na
tives ami mi one wanted Ihoso desrrlpuons at
hny advanceTut native rows nnd hi'lfrs
sold wi H nml < odld storkers and fpodc-r * . sup.
plies of liath helm * modr-rate. Thin , rouah
stuff was ( lull at former lo\v prlros. Tlio ru >
of raiisooiutln was surprisingly Illiornt , hi-lntf
i > st1nmieil at a.500 Texans and 3,000 westerns.
Hutli classes met with u good demand mid
wore fiilrly sloady , the former nt flom Jl.Wl
tiiM.'JS and the luMorat from * 1.7f > to * 4r > 0.
If tlioi-o were few sales around tlio outside
quotations It Is bi'causu few peed ciitt'o ' wi-ro
offered. Tlio calf market was lightly suipllpd |
ami was slow. |
% rhero was not iniir-h ( rntln In the lie ? nnir-
KOI , Iiittlil mid mcillitin wi-lahls i-ocuh i' < l tlm
prlirlpal attonllon of buyer * , ati.l for that
description tno market tunni'il to firmness ; i
was , In fact , n slmdo higher. ileaxy Rraaes
anythlnit weighing over 300 I In.WITH , to a '
ferlnln extent , neglected , and worn anywhere (
from Goto IGf lower tliiuiv . terila 'ti quota-
Ions. The li st llpht and iiuduims were sold
ironini to , Tim choicest lio.ivy lots uero not
> antediit over3 76. Prom JS.Hi ) to $5.00 win i
Vl'l'0"1 ' "IU "ulk of thought hops and from I
5.65 to jj.85 hoiiKlit most of the heavy.
tonsil Imuvy sold nt fiom $ . 1.35 to $3.40 , and ,
ulN tit from $2 in $5. This week's receipts ate |
io ( coming up to expectations. Ho far wo tiavo
md barely 7U.OUO head , which N 'J3.000 less
than for the sumo Mm < Itul year. I
A few choice sheep ute disposed of at
strong prices , lint the inntkot for poor to fair i
grades wai wi-nUer , tliu Increase In thy ro-
cplpts maUni ; buyers hesitate to pay the nd-
faneed prlomuf TuiMilay. Most of thooft'pr-
tiKs grade below good , and comparatively n
Jiniill part of the supply sold for as much us
> ! > , though choice native wothois were
looted around $3.7r > . Tlioro was a good do-
natid for luinlH , and pi lees were Misialtu > d at
from : f ; > .7u U > M.75 for Rood to eholiv. . Ito-
elpts for the llrst three days of this week ,
mvo bi-en 10,000 ho id less limn for thu same '
time last wool ; . '
Itenolpts : Cattle. 10,000 lipatl ; calves , MM )
lead ; Imis , 123,000 lientl : sheep , 10,000 head.
Ihu Kvuiiliii'Jmiriiiil reports !
OATTI.B Hoculpts , Ni.ooo head , liu'luillng
1,01)0 ) westerns und 12,600 TOMUIS. Mm km
„ „ v lt - It nil t\f\J\J IJ IIM 1 III 111 IV * J I ne-
tlvo nml steady to strong : e\lra beeves , 15.50
( an.OOj good. S4.8H-iiu.25 : nu-dlil n. f I.UiVctl.TS !
"tliers , i3.25fD4.20 ; cows , J1.30ft.3.lOj To.vatls ,
l2.UtVSl3.1U | wusterus , t2.iO'I.OO. (
lions Kci'olpls , 23,000 head : ' ll ht and
butchers strong ) packing , heavy , I no lower :
rotUh and coninmn , J.VJSrit.YS , ' ) ; mlvpil anil
liaekers , * 5.40ii5.45 ; prlmo hnavy , t5.n.'itj.7fi :
Ulltchers , $5.0M56.UO llullt f5.OoHO.10.
lftt\nVLflj : I I hi I I Vt 4 UJM JfcV't I Wf t
. AMI LAMIHlUcolpts. . IH.Oiii ) bend :
mirket active and llrm ; natives. Ji.'J5ri.3.bO ;
2.60 J3.GO ; Ininlis , * i.'j ; >
WnSTKUN J'AUKINCI INTIJUKSTS. .
Miiimniit of Iliiy ; * KiiliirRlny : Aliiilcrntcly ,
lint > ot Vft Up to lmt lo r.
UINNATI , Nov. lG.-LSpe lal Telegram to
Hr.i : . ] Totiiorrow's Price CurruiiL will
say. Tlio movement of liocs Is ciiliiiRlng niod-
utately , but Is still Miortof tlio i.-onestmiidlii ) :
tlmo last year. I'acklm ; In ilio west for the
week has been 240,000 , nsrnlnst 300.0JO lust
year. I rom November 1 to dam 445,000 ,
against 625,000 last year. 1'romlnent. places
compare as follows :
KIIIAI : : City I.lvi ) MtnoK .Miirlcnt.
KANSAS OITV , Nov. 15 , CATTtK-Ki > coli > ts ,
8,900 head ; Nhlpmcnts , 2,300 head ; host
cattle were active and strong ; others steady ;
Texas steers , $ 'J.20S3.25 ; shipping steels , JI.10
510.20 ; Texas and native cows. $1.25403.25 ;
Imtchors' stock , $3,10I&4.16 ; shlpplni ; stock ,
} 3.14.15slockors ; and feeders. * 2.30It3.03.
Ho < is-KoceIts | ) , 8,300 head ; shipments ,
1,400 head ; inaikut opened strong to 5c
uglier ; closed with the advance lost ; bulk ,
IO.GDft5.GOi heavy. packtiiK und mixed. J5.40
5i0.70 ; light , Yorkers and pigs , t3.40ft0.7G. !
SUEKP Receipts , 1,000 head : shlpmunts ,
1,400 head ; marltut slow ana dull.
ISow York I.lvo SttioK 'Mrtl'ki't.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 15. llKKvns Iteoelnts ,
900 head ; market , active , lOc higher ; native
steers , $4.5085.25 ; Toxuns and Colorado * ,
* 3.264.00 ; bulls and cows , tl.20&2.00 ;
Iressod beef , slow at GlftH'iC.
OAI.VKS Uecolpts , 1,190 head ; murkot nrm ,
' /c higher ; vuals,45.00il8.00 ; grassurs , SO.TJ'J '
495.75 ; woslorn calves , $3.50.
HiiEBl' Receliils , 12.500 Oiead ; trade icry
lull ; sheep sold ut $2.00IT3.02J ! par 100 Ihs. ;
lambs , $3.51X54.00 : dressed mutto.i , Offl7'jc ;
dressed lambs , GB ! ( ( ' >
Hoiis Receipts , 8,800 bead ; niaiUct weak ;
} 5.750.4 ( ) .
St. I.OIIIH Ijlvo Stork Mnrknt.
ST. Lotus , Nov. 15. OATrr.n Receipts , 4,000
licad ; shipments , 800 head ; market Htrong
and hlchcr ; fair to good nutivo stcors , J3.50a
4.75 ; Texas and Indian bleer.s , (2.002.3.40 ;
cows , J1.50S2.25.
Hoas Receipts , 4.500 head ; slilpinents ,
400 head ; murkot iJJ 15o lower ; butclicrs ,
* 5.00a5.70 ( ; mixed , J5.30S5.00 ; light , J0.4O
® 5.5. !
SIIUEP Uecolpts , 700 hand ; shipments ,
none ; marketllrm ; nil.xod natives , $ 'J.50Q3.75.
Stock In Sltflit.
Receipts of live stock ut tna four principal
western markets Wednesday , November 15 :
Cattlo. Ilojjs. Shcop.
SouthOmaha 4,988 5,219
ChlCdCO 10,000 22,000 10,000
Kansas City 8.900 8,300 1,000
St. Louis 400 4,500 700
Total 3oi288 40,019 IT M )
Sweet breath , sweat stomach , sweet tem
per ? Then use Do\Vitt's Little Early Kisors.
THE NEXT MOONING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 10 DETTCR.
My doctor RAJTS It nets comly on the stomnrh ,
llvtr and kllnovs , urn ) it n pln nnt Uiixilvr. Tlilt
drink It tnnitp from licrM. nml Isnremrcd tae Us *
slly Mtc-n. Itltrnllnl
. i\imrk ir < ' . ITjroa
rnni.ot ctit It. Tour luldrns for a frrt' t ,
l.anr's I'nmtlr .ttnllrlne inovrn tintmnrU
rnrh ilnrlniinlprtnliplii > i > lihvthlmsnpr > > i\ry.
AiiarcssOHMXlltr l'i\V\Hli.l.
Mnntlrnko Pills hixvo n vuluo as ix house
hold icmcily far boyonil tno p worof hvti
( juapo lo iloso-lbc. The family can
hiirdly bo trno tv ) itsoU Unit does neil
l < cup Ilium in h.ind ( or use in
clus.
Is the only vojjotublo substitute for tliut
ditioroii3 : ) ininoral , iMiucuiiY : , und
while its notion aa n cunitivu la Inlly
uqu il. It poaacssus none of the perilous
oltccls.
In CjnJllpaUnn , Mnnilralco ncts upon
the bowels without disposing thulu to
Bubsaquonl Costivotioss.
No ruiuotly ttuta so diroutly on the
llvor. nothing o spoodlly Sick
> * i euros ijivik
Headuoho , Sotif Sloin-
ucli , and Biliousiiuss us FILLS.
tiioso .
Kor Sato liy nil llrtulists. I'rluo 71 ol . nor
uoxi ; : boxes forMcts. ; or sunt by mail , post *
ago free , on receipt of tirluo. Ur. J. IL
BchoncK Son , [ 'iilUJolplilu.
Dueber = Harnpden
17 = Jewel
Adjusted
Watch.es.
It is marvelous lie
these famous Wnlchcs
RUBY JEWELED arc taking the place of
3 ADJUSTED (4
all others where
accurate
S JV WATCHES
\&v * . TUP rate time is requited.
Railroad men will have
nothing else.
Dueber Watch Works. Canton , Ohio.
OR.
F&CCREW
Is the only
SPECIALIST
WHO TBEA.TB ALI.
PRIVATE DISEASE ! !
andDCplLITIESof
MEN ONLY ,
Women Excluded.
18 jcnrs experience
Circular ! free.
11th nnd Farnam SU. '
NKB-
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ojnatia.
Be tC ttl Ho and 'heap laarkotla tht w i'
CDMHlgSiriNI HOUStjt. .
Wood Brothers.
Live Stock Commission M rahtit : * .
? onthOm ba Tclephona 111 * . Cblctn
JOI1N I ) . DADMUAf. I S"n . Z . , ,
WALTBIl 13. WOOD , f
Market reports by mull and nlro cheerful
arnlshcd upon appllcalion.
for infants and Children.
"Castorlnla so well adapted tochlUlrcn that CuKtiirlu cures Colic , Constlpntinn ,
I recommend It us superior to any prescription Sour Btornach , Dlarrliu-a , Knictatlon ,
known to me. " II. A. AnciiKit , M. ! > . , Klll'j Worms , gives tlcep , nml jironutcs ill
Ill Bo. Oxford Gt. , l.'rooklyu , N. Y. gi-stion ,
AVHlioiit Injurloui inoillcat ion.
"Tho nso of 'Castorla 1 > ro universal nml "For sovcral ycnir. I ) m > o recommended
its merits t > o uclll.nown thutjt socinsa work your'OHorl.Vnnd shall nhvnys contlnno tc
of BiipcriTognllon to riidor&o It , Fun * are the do BO in It has Invariably produced beneficial
Intelligent families wlio do not kue C'ahtorln results. "
within eiifcy i ouch.1' I'llWIN K I'AIIDK ! ! , 51. I ) , ,
Mxia v.v , D , P. , IMth Slixict and 7tli.A > o.1 New York City ,
Kow York City ,
THE C'rsTiru COMPAKV , T MLTUIA * . BTIIKET , NEW Yoni Cmr.
OMAHA
U lanufactro
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC.
I ! cm is Omalia Bag Omatia Tent -Awning
COMPANY. COMPANY ,
Important and manufac
turer * of Hour DtuiK , COVKIIB.
burini" , twine. HU Fur n am Mreot.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Horsc-Coe Slioj Company.
Salesroom nul OlUca-IDMIOJ-HII ilorarl < l
iBCtorr-IIIiHUMIIl Howard St.
W nra two osi.v M iiiiif.ii'.uren of llooti uiU
bboeitn tug Kate of Sobraiki.
AKenar.il Invluuloil It UKIBJ J J4 to all 10 Impact
ouriioirfaclurjr.
Klrkenddll , Jones & Anier , Hand-Sewed
COMI'ANV , Wholemlo
uifra. , k'i'nt lluiloa . , boott. ihoei
Itulibcrbliuu Co. IhK- and lulibar nooiU , I3U1-
lUll'UWIIarimr Hlreot. I3IU llarner Blron.
BRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. KIlpatrick-KocnDry
( iOJUs CO.
Drr Koodi , notion * , f ur- Kutloai , uonU' furnl > ) i <
nUulu iiooJu. cataar Ine noon * , fur , Ulli au I
IHli and Howard Bl > . llaruey Btri-eu.
FURNITURE. GOAL.
Omaha Upholstering Johnson Bros.
COM f A NY. WIIOLIHALKCOAL. :
Jurulturo.
UpUolitcrcd Ido8 Knrnum btrcut ,
.
et.
UUJ-llUt Mvliulai
Uiauhu Kcu
WUolatale oolr. ,
HARDWARE.
IRONWORKS.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co Omaha Safe and Iron
U'hole.alo WOllKd.
Holt. cnm | , itr iw Koodi , Fafei.vnulti , jull wool ,
Ifluvot , lulllciii. Ulli Iron Miutter und Hre en.
knd lluniejr htreets. ciipoi. Uu > . Audrean , IttU