Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1887, Page 3

oxcuptions being Pullman, 8t . which had more Last sales showed OMAHA WHOLE! THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Surprises Everyone By Its Continued Advances. Puul and Missourt fuje to good, #1702 40¢ support than the others adecline from yestarday of 1 on Reading, higher than choice heavy and butchers' selec on Western Union and J¢ per cent on Canada pigs, common to good, Southern, an_advance of % on St. Paul, 21§ , on Missouri Pacific per cent on Cotton Ol Kansas City, THE CORN PIT BADLY OVERFED. o latter was d\lv Higher for good ; common to choice Provisions Com the General Interest ceipts on the Increase— Quotations. nand a Good Share of The receipts of eges yesterds The demaud is steady were reported. ¢ to buyon all e aggregate, business, although ssterday, being 3 sharcs, against 562,854 shares yester- strong, active higher; common to choice, #4.10@4.70; skips and pigs, OMAHA LIVE STOCK., g Americas se, 100 1bs in 10 l!m in cas CHICAGO PRODUC Ciicaco, Nov. Goversmeste—Government bonds were The fresh receipts of cuttle were very light, there being only twely | murket was inclined to be dull on all grades The packers were very were inquirin, steers, but did R medium grades of corn cattle wery 108t part and the market was weuk. changed hands at about steady nging a little better but there is apparently & correspond- ing improvement in_ the quality. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, advance in wheat prices amounting to e, most of the professionul traders se o think that at last a i8 fair demand, for prime corn-fed all other fowl sed chickens sell for 42 cording to quality. of enthusiastic bulls resnlt of the day's t Itogether realized ding was to put pric there were periods of con- nd the volume piillman PalaceCarti 4 Hock Ialand. siderable depression ness, although still quite be ratherless than yeste SRS P prices than a month ago. i mixed ducks, 1 MARKETS. Produce, Fruits, Ete. The following are the prices at which round “lota of pr on other lines of goods re- ertra labor uf - packing ¢ Hercules, 18¢; Leaming. Cottawold, 36 ORARABERS DRECTORS Aurlculmvul Implements. " CHURCHILL PARKER, OMATA JOBBERS DIRECTORR 117 e CHAS. R, LE nnot ql- e supplicd on vutside orders at the same prices quoted the local trade. The receipts of butter yesterda; There has been 10 chan i8 quoted s, 134 16c; ordinary, N full eream, am Dealer in Hardwood Limber, W vets and Parquet Flooriog. #th & o '] iliinery and . OBERFELDER Tmporters & Jobbers of llllmery L Notiops 209, 210 sud 712 South 116k Btress, plain Holland + Dado Holland, 124,¢ cultural Implements, Wagons nes Street Between ih and b, Omaha. Nebraska. LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultaral Ifl]]]'lflmfim,wa[flflsl,cm'mfics “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, ¥ Amcnlmral lmnlements Wagons & Buggics !'uml?u in, 10 T3 T ROBINSON NofioN co., twins, Limburger, ¢. Tn less quantities than wiss domestic, 181,01 Windsor. 01, WG, 86 auid 07, Jones Streot, Omaha, P. P. MAST & CO., Manofacturers of Buckeye Drills, Sceders, s, Hay Rakes, (Yder Mills and Tuban Pl verizers. Cor. l4th and Nicholas " WINONA IMPLEMENT COo., Amcullural Tmplements, Wagons & Buggies Corner I4th and NicHolas Streets. Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Gesds 0§ and # South 10th Street, Omaha. VINYARD & SCHNEI Notions and Gent's Farnishing Geods. 1108 Harney Street, Oruaha. very flat with the exception of ducks, for which there ot 8 loaded ywith A1 for #1.50 $1.752.00. e pound, ac @10} due COMFORTERS W Imo,bx M@ 7.50; colored $1.10 nm \.t 44 n.u. ] m.um e snnnts CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., TLonsdale, 111, yesterday remuing Prairie chid mallard ducks, &2, Artists’ Materia A. HOSPE, Jr. New York mills, 10 1, 48 inch, 114 503 ll'p Pepperell, 84, 1805 Pepperell, Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils, Atle Grease, etc., Omah B 2.7h; ording to quality; suipe. & was. right up 1o the advance established oy The recent decline of prices on the hog market made itself felt y wmall rabbits, antelope L session at T 214 Union Pacitl anuary and S19c There were onl deer sadddles, Michigin Contral market opon 18¢ pis of potatoes o0 grown Missouri Pacitic 3 nd and at an 10c over Wednesday's mar- market gained strength as the day id closed fully 1 The buying was active and 1028 as fust as they aiting until they could close, in som s of medium ¢ 1o average lots are ize profits on grain s and under this free sellin at 6hacie. Common minor lots of ¢ Last loan 4 per cent; closed offered at 8 per the day before, CANTILE PATE Quict and firm, 4 for demand. PRI gin O WAVEE B ok U8 Wb b tek unloaded, not even v £4.52 for 60 day bills, and $4 stances, mixed 10 3 sold for all of same grade of hogs brought on_ We Here again the market ack, $2. 0002 and dropped quite ; AI'DSTS’ Materdals, Pianos and Grgans, Sisept, 0N Nebrasks. 1 Pepperell, 104, 4oi Clnton, 4.4, ¢ L geese, s o] “TTCARPENTER PAPER GO. Wholesale Panfl' Dedl Carry moice stock Atlanta A, 44, Tics “Boots and Shooa. . V. MORSE & CO., Jobbors of Boots and Shocs, 14 Farnaw i, Omatia, Neb __Printore’ Materials. ‘WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. wnufactory, Summer Tawrehée LL old mm'mmn iy wn potu- Utah and Colo: KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (Successors to Reed, Jones & Co.) Auxiliary Puhhsm:rs. Dealers in type, presses an: lies. Aurora R, 44, 63¢; Au il | Soufth 1t Street. Umah. Jersey The demand is fairly beans, to nearly the ope and May 817,¢. drop was at about noon + NUIMCTOUS enoug ings and send prices up steadil close, which was strc 7 4¢ nominally 2 weakest point on this Half an hour onions, 2,00 per The damand ‘reasing a trifle, \|1II1|L’ \\Iu .u w0 per bbl e a few in, but no sales reported 30450 per b buckwheat, § Oficial Receipts. ml unsettied at a higher Wl stock sells .! V8 mmu The corn market appeared to be i an over-fed condition this mornin there ape plenty of CAULIFLOWER stock seils readily fi OYSTER PLANT— The supply is light, showing a widor runga than usual; ner than yestd Showing the previling prices puid for live @ $1.00; Spanish r oysters is in- 1 + stand New utabagas, 70 rora B, 4 -l [ Wholesale Mannfacturers of Boots and Shoes Agenta tor oo Rubher 8 ~ Rupber Good: OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufactarers and Dealers in Rubber Goody 01l Clothing And Leather Belting. 108 Farn Coffees, 8Spices, Eto. _ CLARKE COFFEE co e and Spice Mills, Teas, Coffces Spices, Baking Powder, Flavorthg Extracta, Laun. Tiarney Street, £1.05 per bus, in Very fow furs have as the trappers have musk rats, fall, Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO anm Pipes and P:nzme_s. Blue, Inks, Kte. 14101410 _ Crockery and QGlassware W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manutacturers vy antelope, eli, moose, A Importers ot CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Choice hoice %0c per dozen 00 per hundred. sing 0f business was not so lurge as was sensitive fluctuations unde L1100 to 1500 Ibs s, 900 10 1050 1bs Corn-fed range steers, od to choice corn-fe “The demand is what, supply cqual to_deman Outs—Firm ear], enough 1o show wide influence of preponderance of buying and £1.50 per dozen. 1 Lo e muln COWS Prime Timoth) Bell & Cherry, Cods, #5510 Choice California quine 00 upscttled and £2.00: Fair to meditm native fo by and upwards.. oo 4060 L0 700 ivs. e January and . Then began th said to be unlimited amounts of May corn for o medium shoct Common sheep..... Light and medium ho, hod to choice heav pice mixed hoy his selling fig I shaded it a little to start rade again and they Jecember tonel ces on the down- steadily until e, Junuary 44ic During the last h: 1y and the close wis at 45¢ 1451 for January and 40, tative Sale am cheddars, 11 there was a v Florida, per bo 1 country, 4@ tion for traders to-day and while speculation Choice Michigan cider, $6.50 per CI‘DEI(CI‘Y Glassware, Lamps, Chimnes, dmee, #17 8. 1 ke, do 101 proof, €1.1 proof, 1,10 do 188 proof, #1.08. WllUlDSflfiPlllm)S Pl]]& Fittings, giers for ’u--. U.S. WIND ENUINE& PUMP CO., " Steam and Water Snnnlies. Halliday Wind Mills, 918 a, G. K. Ross, Acting Munnger. BROWNELL & CO. gines, Boilers and_General Macmnery Iroh Work. Steam Pumps, Saw Mills Leavenworth Sireet, On Ornlin, Nebraska, Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Cnmmlssmn anrl Jobhing, some- od stock, extra fine Bourbon and ry dies, imported, Gins, imported, whiskies, $1 5003 00, RIDDELL & RIDDELL, SIDFBEB and Commission Mnrcnanls HEAVY Hannwane stecl, apecial o 100 cho s a ood demand for honey, . Choice in 11b frames, hox; £8.50 £ 00, was again contined almost ex May future, it s large in that, further improvement, cash and losing nouminally For Deceinber fted, 10¢; deacons, the following prices " WIEDEMAN & CO. Produce CfilllIlliSS Poultry, Butter, Game, Frgi “PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., lesale Parm, Ficld and Garden Sceds 11 and #13 Jones St., Omana 101 MCPBUHH[S. GEO. SCHROEDER & CO., essors to McShan 0 & Schiroeder.) nd Cold Slorage, ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO I'age, Pfllwarfllfll and Commission, ""k""‘ ireety Pl’(lflllbfl CUI]H]HSSWH d hides, two-t Coal, Coko and Lime. baskets, 503 crate, is well supplied at Choice bananas, m bunches, $2.0003.00; nominal closi lmfi s bolng. May opened af @31, seand then back to #0%e 4 WESTERN COWS, hvm) buyer all_the way chages stiffened the face of the w ~Wheat—Higher; fon trade was agai "old “government m Sc; Mocha, us than onany of th Jand the boom ex was perhaps morc ne revious days of the w pericnced at yesterd was supplantcd by an sidering the re nt profituble pur witnessed in e alizing by small holders heavy st .Al!ll‘ higher carly, n, the xmuku commanded a Prices ruled with regularity, but under the circumstances the but cloxed w 4¢ bid; December, Provisioxs—Hums, DMAHA COAL, E & LIME CO., Jobvers of Hard a % Bouth 1ith Street, Ot J. J. JOHNSO Manuraclurem of Illn Ten- and cl:ar WM. A. WILSON & &0, rters and Jobbers of Teas & Cigars, Epices and Daisy Baking Powder, ney Btreet, Umahi TR 1ah, Nebraska. l(m cints of hag 1416 and 1415 Ham Common coarse i lish wal (@00 | MeLungllin'e 3 Red Cross, upland pruiric. ors of Tlines White Lime. nd Missouri winter P” ; i A St Omalin, N NEBRASKA Shippers of Cod 214 South 13th St., Omaha, Neb. WLEO per ewt aham, $1.40 pe EAGLE CORNICB WORKS. Mannfacture Galvanized Irun and Cornic Jobn Epeneter, Proprietr. Dry Coods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., under grocer i £2.00, hn‘akfuit Clathe fluctuations covered only and the decline actually suffered was com- paratively limited. levrectation, basc umunu was 12. (2 hams, 10@11¢ Tu pork the day’ on last night's final quo- o o AN red western, sprin » EruttaApplcs, new , 68 8d per cental; raspher evaporated, tern, winter, 6s 8d (et 3 demand good; western, 48 11d per cental, Minneapolis, strong and gencraily king a good deal of offcrings: No. 1 Jl3geg December, y n-vuluuum\ 28 ; pitted cherries, T0igc, Januar Corn 4|xu'm'd m 49%¢ for May, sold at roke to 485, closing at that, firmer, but closed weak ¥, with sales at 30 180 19c de eiseer on M her, outside isius, anlnnl Vel , €280 40; Calic 20002103 closing stood at 1 . No. 1 norther white extra C, S i85 for February wul t i January, 6715c; o5 cut loaf, 7@ ndard, February and strawherries, 21b per 3 1, per case, §.00(@ $4.600@4.80; peach \ipments—Wheat, 52,000 bu; flour, 23,000 apricots, per_cn per Bee]—CATTLE— largely on the incres Aul\'.nu'mL No. - , but that fact left little or no impression on the mark ns there were liberal shipping orders and rs were also liberal by Prime natives continue searce and a few lots of fancy show cattle good enough for Christ. mas steers have made £ look big in this period of low pressed markets, { head of stock sold et yesterday 21b goosberries, dressed beef deals string beans, per case, §1.7 Cincinnatf, No tomatoes, &2 , prices that alues and de- The great bulk of best fat steers continues to sell within a ran, $£.50@4.90 and to bring anywhere nea Gutside figures they would have to be almost Plenty of good and useful steers are solling within a range of §.7 good enough for shipment to 8L §3.0005.50. Range cattle ure making more y than last week, also Texans and good butchers stock. S| Lobman & Rothehild, “'RePIxED Lanp—Tiere Oats—Strong and higher; No. 2 mixed, 10-1b” pails, 7 —Strang; No. 2, 00c. jons- Porlg dull; e, $13.25, Lard, Medium in bbls, 1l, in bbls, §.50 1 gerkins, in bbls, #.50; 'an Packing C Armour & Cudahay Packing Co G. H. Hammond & Co. Kingan & Co. ! bt frm at £1.05 Kansas City, Nov. 17.—W heat—Firmer; No. 2 soft, cash, 67 bid, Tle aske 3 Décember, 6 bid, 4o bid, T8e asked. . sh, 39¢; December, 8 Climax, 44¢ 's Delight, 41¢ Spearhcad, 44 Seven-sixteenths, 11 Range of Prices. 1+ blueber. « plums, 21b, {es 40-1b square 8moke Staoke, loll.r. H. K. SAWVE* Mflflflfflcml‘lfl! Dealer in Smoke Stacks, n-nl&nu-,‘ gwunnl. 13 DIMENSIONS AND TIMIEK Dry Goods, Furnistiing Goods and Notions Cor. 11th 8¢, Omahs, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co & | Lmportersaud Jubhers i Dry Gond Corner 1ith and 1 Omalin, Nebraska. 1102 and 1184Dong! < dried heef regular, vl @10 ¢ fron_ w-rk.. Furnishing Good PAXTON & VIERLING, Wrnuzm and Casg Iron Bmltllnu Work, 1ith Btreot, Omaka. OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railingy Indow guards. flower atands, wire sigaRy Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers fn Furnitare, ¥aroamStreet, Omaba, crocerles. " PAXTON, GALLAGHER & co., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WO Man'fvs of Fire & Burglar Prnnr Sares ‘ Vaulta. Jall work, iron wnd wire enct Corrugated Ce 106, 707, 708 &ud 711 8. 10th St., Omaha, N McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 18th and Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Neb, T D.M.STEELE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 1 and 1223 Harney Street, Owaha, Nel ALLEN BROS., Wholesale Grocers, 1114 and 1116 Harney Street, Umalia, Neb. 1 com, 81 qu(uw No. 1, com, s 1 s817.00 MOLINE.MILBURN&S Wagny, B, ke, iy e MEAGHER & SPROAT, 0ld Nafe & Lock Cd.'s Plre and Burglar Proof Safes Tlmn Lucks, Work, 1415 Furnam ()DDARD Co SOUTIERN VE chr oo an 1 “gin Partition. || General Agonts for I cod ceiling, 4 in. Follow l-umwn..r. nd by 1,4 &6in12 & 14 11, 10 CANFIELD MANUFACTURING C Mannfacturers of Overalls, AND PARTITION. round, 4 do in half do in half do in half @113e. 1800 s, 83.0064.40; 950 0 1200 Ib Showing the highest and Nov 17.— Wheat—Receipts, o e il ®, on this markel during the past 197,000 exports’ 16,000; options advanced 1@ lowest prices | -~ Woonexwarg—T! per No. 1tub, #, hoop pails, §1.50 ullk and wixed, days and on the cor 50 1885 and 1846, 1ie and closed at near sk uum..-", the top after very esponding days in { bn-nvr; un- ssorted bowls, hatives nml half bre arneau's soda, s brisk, with an § creus, Se; ginger Anaps, Se; city ned from first to last of about waying about as high Spot | firm mnl q uiet npv ions ‘Aw i bulu‘rund TeAs— Japan, 0.8 churns, butter and ampowder, other class of 603 Young Hyson i Ooolong, ¢ left than for a VY SOILS Were scar The bulk of the best 5 and $4.50001.60 Oats—Receipts, 66,0005 exports, 400; r; mixed western, 34w soe; 0. 70, 4-gullon ke, Live Stock ) b per wallon, light' sorts, $4.60 A booming hog market. J. M. Strahn, Wayne, was in with a load of 3 Pigs, $4.2004.40, cans, per doz, #, half gallon ves' iber, $16.00@16,10; + Oswego gloss, North Platte, was in with a car @s0c per kog. New Youk, Nov. 17.— Special Telegramto the BeE.]—Stocks—The foreigner profits in their holdings of Americ visitors at the ties this morning and turned the market down- ward, the opening being at declines extend- ing from J to & per cent, tiveand the 5 14.50 for new 1 western steam, Elwood, was with two loads of b 1z those who re for hogs was I J. Hale. Grand & Christie received the top price for aload of hogs f ‘Berlin Oil, 635 Business was ac- market excited the first half hour, the sales being the largest of any pre- ar and were well distributed in both stocks and bonds. Commission houses also reported alarge supply of outside orders, ‘The bears sold a little stock, but the short in- cept in a few stocks, has been well vious time this olumbus, marketed a load 5-1b hogs at the top price. the yards with two loads of shéep. firm of Travis Jeans Pants, Shirts, Kic. 8 in 2 White Pinc LEE, FRIED & CO. L1i0eDousias Bleashy Jobhers of Havdware and Nails, Tinware,Sheet Iron Ete. v, 3¢ in Norway 8ash, Doors, Etc. 2ud com, in A. DISBROW & CO., e Munutacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, , 12th and lzard Streets, Omahin, Neb, "BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interiar Hard Wood Fiee et "N K. Coruw St ant Lewsenworih Stroets, qug Ecslenand Al2inchs 15 '\lrluxln 12ins1s,1 " HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop [00ls nnd Bullalo Scales. Omalis, Nebrasks. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wnulesale Hfll‘dWflPB 10th and Harner Sis., Drum- Sorg's Inch Grooved Roofin than 12-inch stock bourds sawe length, wash "OMAHA PLANING MILL GO, Mannfacturers of Mouldings, Sash, Doors, . Turning, Stairwork Ah'and Poppleton Avenue, H avy Nnvdw are. A1214& 16 1182 W. J. BROATCH, Hcavy Hfil‘flWflFE Iron and SfflBl 211 Harney Streat ~ EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron and Stenl 00 and Carringe Wood Stoc) i7 and 1219 Leavenworth’ Bank and Oic Tve CHICA GO ano North- Western Railway Short Line. Omaha, STORZ & ILER, ¥ Lager Beer Brewers, 1621 North Kighteenth Street, Omaba, Neb. SOUTH ONAHA. PALMER, RICHMAN & CO Live Stock Commission Merchants, Hats, Gaps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. 1107 Harnby Biroet, Omahs, Neb. Ofice~Hogw 24, Opposite Exchange Bu P SOV FOURBUREL .. Stock Yards, south Ounl WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO and ILER & CO,, McCOY BROS., ~Wash tury imnwl».m- prints, 10 Arnold B10} e} Dk 1.oai, "Windsor, e K als who had good Yowell, Sidney, Ia., was here with hogs. J. C. Wysong, Cedar l{upi\ln awel )1l known us in and marketed 51 head of corn Jowed the lead of the f however, were evidently ¢ small reaction, as the mark first hour and prices moved up 1§ to 3 playing for o t turned after the Salesmen are looking for a_heavy on Saturday as the result of ye , Aubnrn, Neb, avery heavy shipper to Kausas City, was in who has been con White remains bullish on C friends have bought la gely of Lackawann stockers and the past four d frow it, but the e of 5 points tl Cotton Oils, whi very quict of late, were taken points, but, like the whole list, when let alone it sagged pe expect great things £2.00@3.15; western ¥ Hogs—Receipts, higher, closed with & load of corn-fed natives, w! on the market, Hummond & Co. their beef house f; any more cattle bef : Swift s not running very heavy as yet, and as Hamwmoud is out of the fat cattle market is not very ¥ would let the out- 3 Reufrew Dréss, d siders have if. light, $4.40@4.10; skips, awnd will not kill ady and stron : lambs, $3.75@ Stock Yards, rities on the list and without any special The last hour witnessed a decidedly Ihere was heavy selling of the gen. #ral list and most propertics went off frow X — Auloskeig -0z, 16 dropped 1 poix A.J. Wevin, of Mastings, Ta,, had in three cars of 1400-1b corn-fed cattle, which 3 #.45. Mr. Werin is one of the lurgest fe ers aud land owners in Mils county, Iowa. 3§ native steers, #4 336400, r.m to goml na- tives, #3.90@4.40; butchers' stee { Lewiston, Swift River, Thorndike E F " Thorndike Live Stock Commission Merchants, Market furnished free on application. Ktockers s hov‘l\urn furiished I h 4 Importers & Jobb tIndis Bitters and s of FineWines &Lmuurs Domestic Liguors. 111 Council Bluffs And Chicago. uth Omana Nati OMAHA LUMBER CO. g Material at Wholesale BRADFORD, ber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Dasth, 810 Xaide wOomAe1ih AR llou[lll‘ Coraer LORIMER, WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission. Boom 16, Exchange Building, 'St Omaba, N HORN & SHARPE, Commission Dealers 0 Live Stock, Room %, Kxchar All kinds of Buildi 15th Buweet and U Dealer in Lum| 0 Block Yarday The only road to ¢ e for Des Moinos, Mariulltown, B sk ate Vada, Oregon, Wnahe inkton wnd Cafifornia. it ofors supedior advantages /s points of superiority Tond Letween Omahe wday of DAY COAC man artand ingenuls | PING CARS Whicn enioyed by the patron: 4 Chicako, are its two tr ara the finest tint b Its PALACE 81 ' comfort and el (. ry-m_q Ly Wi Union Natl 1 5 Omuhn, K. 5 U0 Stock Yards Vil kinds of Lumter, ifornia Sts, Omaha, Neb. RED W. GRAY, Cement, Ete,, Ete. "ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Room 22, opposite Exchange Huilding, Ats widely celobrated T equnl of which cainot be fund ol Wima T tra Whit Normandi Dress, Whittenton Lumhcr, Lime, Corner 6th and l)uuwn St T. ‘N. HARVEV LUMBI—_R CO., e connection with YARDS CO., ¥ 0r Omaha, Limited, ¥. Boyd, Superintenden “TUNION 8TO ronto, Maptreal usk 107 & Lickel Vi 1/ cton, and &l poLite i Be e Al XXX Cordis No. 4, 11 Everett, 7 3 Haymaker, sto; | ““NORTHWESTERN." 1o bestaecommodaton, Alltcket uu-u | Office, 140i Farusm Su JOHN A, WAKEFIELD, JUDICIOUS AND PE ng has nlwuys (o3 Bew s : Beaver Créck BB, 11¢; Beaver Creek LU l(k KENTUCKY JEANS—Memorial, 15¢; Canton, Wholesale Lmnh&r mc. wepnper Advertising consult 'LORD & THOMAS, ADYRKTISING AGEN City Pase'r, Aguah mported and An‘n o vt g