Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1887, Page 3

1887, Gavwe - Prairie chickens, $4.00; mallard . 10, 40, 10101 00, 12%,0: 80, 15¢: 80, ) i, $1.2061 40 teal and mixed | colored. 10c lored, 12¢ plored, 1¢; ipe. #1.25; jack rabbite, | Bristol, 18'gc: Union Pacific, 18¢ zen @ guall _rabbits, $1.00 | Canrsr Wane—Bibb white, 183 == {o colored, sales wero 200848 shares, against 547,040 shares yesterday. The stock market closed dull but firm at about the best prices of the day. flat and only a few head fchanged hands at prices fully 10 cents lower. A few cows and stock calves were sold. No strictly first- £ class cattle were sold. £3.500@3.7 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. per GOVERNMENTS —Government bonds were per doz: deer, s antelppe, Ta@de; deer sad- | 207 Alrloulmrl Implemonu. 2 3 A Small Advance Bcored in the | moreactive and strong Hogn. dles, 9@11c: antolope, 12de14¢ J cisaam —Plunckett checks, Tiic: Whit- |~ GHURCHILL PARKER, T CHAS. R. LEI Price for Wheat. YESTENDAY'S QUOTATIONS. MA2.50 | te et York, Tice: Normandi dress, ce for ca! N ket opened 5@l0e higher on good hogs and | per barrel. closed a little weak on common stock. Two | SWEET PoTAToRS - loads were left unsold, quoted at 2a@2ige per Ib, Beavs—Good stock £2.00@2.%0: fai Sheep. wood, $1.60@1.80, and Californiabeans at ecel " 6 " (@340, The receipts of shecp were 02 head. | CHE Ll Ben & Cherry, 81050; : Calcutta dress ;3 Whittenton dres Renfrew dres @12 . Lewiston, 80-in., q¢i York, 82in, llmrmhkl‘ 00, Ki, A % | Al e Vs G| s o A oo The receipts of hogs were 4,15, The mar- CARROTS—Are in b-'m‘rrulml.\ at §2 ‘es are easier and lon. Jones Stroet. mmnn Lowihish flon, Jonen Str Wooa Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9th and Doll'! PROMINENT BEARS RAID CORN. oSt riverl | © LiNINGER & METCALF GO, | ~aenw MUlinery and Notlione. § | Dealer in Agricultural Implemets Wagon 5 Dealer in Hardwood I.umher, 7 | | Canada 2 Pact m1 \mll Central Pacifie.... P 1), & B 03 Chicugo & Alton_..10) l‘ullmnu Palacelatt; ll-s A Dull Day's Trading Expericnced in Ttending bbb, b0 Bell & Bugle, $10.50@11.00; Cape Cods, 81100 [ Dexivs _Buggies, Kto. Whoiesale, Omaha, Nebras 00, $10 and 113 Bouth 114k Birees. 3 % efe Rock 1~|mu{ b e h @11.50. PAHLIN‘ ” 3 Vbbb ST i St L & 8. e Cantiaar—Ts still in fair demand_and finds ORENDORF & MARTIN,” o Cattle. . Hoys Sheep! tureless Session—Cattle Re- ceipts Large—Quotations. ready sale at $1.00 p#r dozen. Californin cabbago easier at 2 yié por Ib. PoratorsShe supply is light, and the de. mand active: quoted at We@$1.00 for - Prevailing Prices. ™ Utah and Colo-rado stock and choice home Showing the prevailing prices paid for live | grown at i5@s0c; common grades at 40 .lt;x k on the market: 1t $.86@4.10 (@he. Choice steers, 1300 to 1500 1bs, 3. 3 PARSNIPS—Ne ok i ki Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs R T e QA Al Fat little stecrs, 400 to 1050 1b 3 Ox1oxs—Home grown steady at Corn-fed range steers, 100 to 1500 3654.30 | gyunieh onions, per S0.1b erate. $1.7 Good to choice corn-fed cows. 2.80(w2.60 Otsmns Pl stundard, e Common to medium cows. @200 | oo Western cows. it Ca torred, 1 g preferred 11 St ‘ i i 1250t 11¢; Beaver Creck, CC, 10e, o mflfllmraflpglgflgflm V[mns&BuMu I ¥ ROBINSON NOTION GO A i 0 PSR (eareon et dond Susek ot = Wlele Notons 6nd Faruihing G0l 1 F1.AX Seep—Is firm at the recent advance, lfllflrflcml‘m of Buckeye Dl’ml, mm“ 9 and 18 South 10th trest, Omabs. and good quality brings $1.10 per bushel. s Raken, Cider M uhan ) VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Guais—The ‘tollowing are Omahu auota- CorYith ana Nehon Notions and Gent's Farnishing M ¥ tions on gran: Wheat — B WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. 1100 PP Besl, OIS, h' ce um( quoted at ——Wholesale— —_————— Ot Mid weather has, o sonia extent, lmfllllml‘fl lmmemflm Waltlm &Bflwfl TR e } ! CHICAGO PRODUCE| MARKF Ciieaco, Dec, 14.— [Special Telegram to the Bre.]—Wheat scored a small advance to-day ~-not 80 much as was lost yesterday—but the tone of the market secmed decidedly better and outside buying, which was insignificant L played @ considerable part to-day L& N... e : Unie Mi6han Cenirad. R W e L & B, Miscourd Paciflc | o preterred, Miss<ouri Pacific . U. Telegraph do preferred MoxEY—On call, casy at 4@b per cent; closed offered at 4 it PHIME MERCANTILE PAPER—D3iq(@8 per orn, old, 39 plain_se- c; standard, 30c; extra selects, 35c; B i " 3 X » X " orner idth and Niclolae Streets CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. | in determining the course of prices. There HtiNo BxonigaN—Steady at 8481 for 1.75w2. 50 N(.w“,rk counts, 40¢ .Bulk oyst, counts, | lessened the demand, but as the Corner o i bas s & Good range feeders 2,30(22.66 s 3 e, | still light, prices remain firm and un = : | Lol b A DR """_"‘": sixty days’ bills, and #4 52 for demand. Good native feeders, %00 1bs and : :‘g::;;‘:l’ sclects, 8200 per al; standard, | (A DG prices regi ot Ao o ' Mater Wholesale Refined and Lllbflfilfin(flfllt 7 into the market again. May wheat opene o upwards . 2.50@3.00 Tuksips—Fair to good stock 40@b £10.50; walnut block, #4.00: Towa lump, §.75] A. HOSPE, Jr. ARi® Grease, eto., Omaha. _ A. M. Bishop, Manager, at 2%, which was Jy@'{c lower than the RKETS. Fair to medium native feeders, %00 ruluhumm, B, = Towa nut, £3.00; Tlinois, #4.5065.00. HippsAre ‘very dull wndquotations | APStS' Materials, Pianos and Organs, though unchanged may be considered a closing price yesterday. The first impulsc of the market was upward and seemed to_come 1bs and upwards Stockers, 400 to 700 by 2.25(@?2.50 ‘ollowing are the 2:30 ey LOWER—Go0d stock $2.60@2.80. PRSI L L1 BUGReRT- ! ! - U “hoice celery, 83@4se per dozen; . X R 1813 Douglas Streat, Omahs, Nebrasks. CARPENTER PAPER CO, { from New York., The market was strong [ Flour—Nominally unchanged; winter [ Erime fat sheep, "%}?‘ ,._,‘}’ LA G L B Wholesale Paper Deal TR | and ndvancing rapidly, and buying here for | Wheat, _ §350@4.00 per bbl; _spring | {icod fat sheep, . 25 -Eastern fruit, $3.00@3.95; fair to | 4% Dljct green cured, e 0lesale Paper Dealers, | g ¥, 100 [ Wheat, $8.506@4.50 per bbl; rye, €2.353.00 | Eair to medium sheen 2. o stock, §8.25@5.00; fancy stock §3.50 | fint, 9ci dey salt, Sei green ‘calf skins, Oure s Bive. oach W i New York account sent the price to s23ge | BCHhy SUGECR Bre PRk ook B o Common shecp..... b damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tallow eper: Specinl atienilon elvEn vo e | quickly, At that price the entive locat cle VicibUtisottion: but e opined | Light and mediiin hogs e AvER KnAuToGhoige, per bbl of 9. gal 4,0 Greass< Hima_ whil vellow, Juhhen of Ban'l a]]fl Shllel, —— ment seemed to want to sell, weaker and 1 @!ge below yesterday's close, | (000 10 Cholce heavy hoks 1§ b, $A85@500 $11.00 per s Are depressed. and dull’ with No, 4 | 4 Fers aha Neb. Muaufactory, Summer | ~ooenmmay _TAlenae. e B their hammering the price fell to ey o oyl suove yostarday g b'}lflfnfl’:'{'v‘;fl,lfcMi higan cider,86.00@6.50 per | SKins almost unsalable. Quotations are now WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. B Wab thio Iow polnt of the day. _ Hulehinson, e Rt e Itepresentative Sales. bl of B gal. b : P | g fallows: Raceoon, Hcate; mimic 340 KIRI:EN Al‘;l;‘. JONES & CO., Auriliary Pablishers. { who frequently acts s asort of balance | guciq i inder closing of yi NATIVE STEERS. Quinees—Choice California quinces, $2.00@ | musk rat, fall, 2 stripped skun| (Successors to Reed, Jones & Co.) Dealers 1a ty) and printers’ supplies. « wheel in all the markets, began to buy and | and closed %@ige higher than § Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. | 225 per box. 7 mountain wolf, No, 1, §1.5 l“\,”‘ X Wholesale Manofacturers of Boots and Shoes PRo NI ireel, Omana. it some of the cxporting houses became buyers. | cash, 473¢ L 4805 May e 00 A7 1285 385 Liwoxs — Mogsina _lemons, #5.50@0.00; | Fie tiic: Noo 2, axdic; beaver, No. 1, | LOUNER MR [ | It was moticed, however, that | , Outs=iirm, with Lght offcrings; May, 1256 £5.00; extra fine Maori scarce at Hm[nfiv Sk .\.vi-.v"ui'....' o I':"l‘ ) ol e A — 5 | e el e e T Lggans o0z per o, | WIS bt M0 L S Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods itry orde 50 told, B U B e G S (1% . e 080 2 = o PSEGREI, i times “the buying of the . smaller cows, O . rs—Poars, §2,50@2.15; ex. | Yery good, but the receipts ute light. The CLARKE G o annfactarers aud Deaiers In Ku f shorts, who had acted upon the belief in a 1210 20 tra tine, £3.00, kit -||r|u'~<|uu||~ll Common coarse Omaha Coffes and Spice Mills. 01l Clothing and Leather Belting. 1003 Furnam Street, | e bre cen disap) ed. The 1102 TiAPES—) 6 b per ton upland prairie, §.35 i Wi 1o 5230w Wit et Ao tites 1003 B o o me- | @ sg,oms wwlendruie. 8155 g, Coffegs Spices, Baking Powder ']-'n'."'";:lflrx&:l"\'\"J"‘»‘«':'u""'l’.'."m'fi.'l'" Ryeir] "Jamiary, $14.10; Moy, 81 noGs, diumbuches, §200@3.00; common, * §1.50 i“‘x; S i ) ) oring Kxtracts, Laundry Blue, Inke, Kic. ¢ p Pl “} o ady un u “active but Ay. Shk. Pr. 2,00, . t s fanc . The — e ey hour, when un_advavce to S3l,@S3ije oc- g A HoxEev—Good choice honey in 1-1b frames, arrent. i Minneapolis _patents, umps, Pipes and Engines. enrrd. duo to the buying of commission e Stited M G canned honey, 10 2 o b por ewt: Kaneas and Missourt wintef | o STSCUPTY ST EROM Boks; ";5"-"‘&‘"““"""""""' ien te. | and 1o some alarm on the part of the shorts. | short clear, $7.80 Thotea™ien “corn Biasige por 1b: ents, :* Nebraska %L 5 it The murket scttled back, however, when | ,m;\"',,”;‘\ SR asige perlb. 2 flour, 175180 Agent for the Manufacturers and Traporters of these demands were satisfied, and May wheat Yquiet; creamery, 2834@ 4o, vaw: Brazil nuts, £1.40 por at 1 o'clock stood wheat opened at T5%c, sold up to 16k and closed (@it The low point was nominal Graham, #1 ellow, ¢ per ewt swt's ehopped per ewt cornme: c; almonds, \a, e nuts, 15@18c; filberts, 12¢; Teulian chestuuts, 15c. | Crockery,_ Glassware, Tamns, CUImuess, | wigloslo Pumps, Pig, Fitings, ' 3, Kte. Office, 217 8. 1ith I Omahn, Neb Quiet: full cream cheddars, e NeUTALE, Steam and Sater Supiiee! Headgungiers for'Mash N@i2e; young Americas, Comm = oo o Dmiba. ommisslon and Storage. Ot & Lo Eouls (I n By 7% — U.S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP N D. A. HURLEY, U co.” . gt o o, = Commission and Jobbing L L Grocers' List. Provisioxs—Hams, 1114 @1 1%e: bacon, 11@111e; bacon side salt, 81 @81ge: it ned at 53%e, which wi yesterday's close, and during the car trading sold up atonc time to 531;c. Then there was a genuine raid by several prom- l-A! ree; fresh, 200 Hides--Weaker; heay. v ey light, do., do, 4! en salted calf, \m-lu 18 and #20 l'lrnlml Bt., Omahsy, anticipated. Cologne cting Manuger Fiint ¢ i Dol R, inent bears and the price was hammervd ; o Piiod; hams, 101 ic of, $1.10: do, 101 proof, P ors tor down to "The talk was that this bear 3"‘,:,'..',{,‘,3_ oalf, 12ite; drl salted hides, 10¢; hams, picnic s qualits, 101 proot, 811 L Bk WNELL & CO., i coterie were gunning for one local trader, who has bought an enormous amount of corn during the past few weeks, When the raid SUGAK— i@itpe: white extra ¢ Bi@bige: vellow C, 5i6 Jowdered, S@81ic; 188 proof, 1.09. ~ Alcohol, 188 Redistilled wh blended, #1. “Tallow—Unchanged. . Receipts. Shipments. 43,000 41,000 B UDRHI R R, BR 3 RIDDELL & RIDDELL, ! o emeny | Storage and Commission Merchants, §l'.%!“!’5n"£¥""-"§«?-“fl PR SR | cut loaf, S A Flour, bbls. : o | was over it was generally b «d that they | o w Orleans, b1, @ | bourbons,” £2.0066.00: and Peun: | pecialiies Butter, Egus, Choese. Poultry, Ghma, veuwOrH Sereat, O did not get him, but when it began smaller | MYheat, bu | svivania v £2.00@6.50: Golden Sheaf 13 80uth Youts | traders thought some of the sclling was for {y’f-'t: n‘}.‘.‘ —Ordinar; m‘mlvu 191 5@20c; fair, | bourbon and rye whiskie S0@3.00. Bran- |~ WIED \N & CO., him and they all turned sell Sven at b domestic, “TPHIL. STIMMEL & CO., et | Frofus Comoin Moty Vil Fim, P and Garin Sees ney gree nment | and dices, imported, §.00:S 521 ¢ the G arket sccmed weak for a time, ava, 28@@ but here Hutchinson came in again asa : Mocha, o Champhgnes, i BUNbET anass thesiorest fof: thio: upwi 14 “!n'nt Lower; cash, : McLaughlin's 28,006 83,00; American, per case, £10.00 b wive which followed was tee for : May, 83 2415e; Red Cross, e GEO. SCHROEDER & CO Muy corm. It was believed that Hiavy Harowarp—Prices have re- (Successars to McShane & Schroeder, A a number of smaller longs had unloaded on the decline, but that the heaviest of them were untouched. The trading appeared to be local, the country not doing much just now standard, mained unchanged for some time. The 1b p ollowing prices are standard Iroi, dnce Commission and Cold ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., | Bt ey Ty S o | PO GIRBRIL I SIurgge Storage, Forwarding and anmlssmn.' .. 1 case, §3.2 £3,003.10; case £3.00(« 04,50 per case, $4 ible steel, 61y cast tool i 2 Co. o in corn. The extreme pr which were, 30c: dairy, 18@2A4c. (@4.80: peaches, per wagon shokes, per set, Coal, Coke and LI “'-:‘.'.‘.5?&:'.‘:2".’.:&‘&?.%‘l%fl"‘m’.‘:fl" mmxf'“". reached during the last_half hour we X hg(l;.u;x_:»"“\l:'nvm, firm 3 Do white cherries, per case, e, & felloes, | SMATA COAL, COKE & LIME G005 | o o Omaha. Telephons No. 0. maintained, and at the 1 o'clock closing M corn stood at b 4795¢, sold up closed at 4735c. plums, per case, blucber: axles, coil Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. S loe; v tooth, 20 South 13t trect, Omaha, Nebrasks. e shoes, J.J. JOHNSON & CO., hi barbed 3000240 cornopened 829 Pinegpple v down to 43¢, ate is for 240 cars — per case, §2. Lave Stock Sold. £3.200 Showing the number of head of stock sold | 2 b ge on the market yesterday string Oats, ‘dall Liverpool, Dec, Dull, de- mand poor, holder 1 weste in oats was : Burden's muls shoos, 6 and the ext Ehing andwiiter, 'l’*|"lllw'~ Gy e TR IO L, Mannfacturers of Ilinois White L“g& “EAGLE CORNICE WOR “ ot flactuatio s 3¢, Outs for May torn—Lower and dull; mixed western, 58 | G. H. Ha a & C 1ates, 10 to 50, §2.40: steel nails, $2.50. shippers of Conl, Coke, Cement, Plaster, Lime R delivery ‘apened ‘it ‘ice, whicl was e | per e | Shippers.oae.r = BRI S LT SR petllow® | Manufacture Galvanized Iron aud [:nrmce. | lower than terday's llum'. advanced to Milwaukee, Dec. 14— Wheat - Strong; | Feeders, Johu Epeneter, Proprietor. 920 Dodge and 10§ and 10§ 8315 and closed at May, Sl Junuary oats sold at 207c. The covering of some short oats kept 4o January, 74 ',« Local . NEBRASKA FUEL CO., North Wth Strect, Omaha.* R | | the market steady, but aside from this the Total.. s]]l]]l]flfs of Coal and Coke. e - + B da iUt spedial "f““”“ a Anglo A, P..C ’lonu" o—Lorillard's Climax, #ic; Splen? T e e e 214 South 13th §t., Omah, Neb. H. K. SAWYER, - Provisions pnwu irough - somewha Anglo A. P. Co. —Lorills s £ i th : vork, D G aminond & ¢ did, i1 Loggott & Malmfanmrmg Tialr i Smike taks, : Minneapolis, Dec. 14, —~Wheat--Opened S packine Ca: mond’s Horse Shoe, 44e; J. T, 40¢; Sore's “M.E. SMITH & CO. B e Spearhead, 44c; Catlin's meers Catlin’s old style, 22c. element were discreet in- making their in- haum, fluence felt. Fluctuations were consequently dull and weak, but closed stronger at a bll[., t B0¢3 decline; No. December, nry @oods, Furnishing Goods and Notions (@tSe, vlacksmith work. patents, #.50@ P.Ry.and confined to a moderate range, and, as_com- | Januar Muy, '8 NooT nortn: | Brittain & Co. LR o H‘lll‘"‘ Kegs, $1.50@1 112 00 1bovsias,Cor. Lith 61, Omahe, Nev, | “PAXTON & VIERLING, 7| DAted syithilast nighs closings, .1 o'clock i oin, £701¢ December, B e Tl i .1 com, 8 1 KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co w ht and Cast Iron Building Wi 4 uotutions showed ouly timited chunges. In [ §re! Juntary' S oo chng, por. des, $10401 No. 2 com, 8 1 Tmporters and Jabbers in Dry Goods,Notions | TPM \ anl Gas| l'g[’l Pl lfl!m or pork the decline suffered was only 5@10c, ) ans, 7, E10.00; | ngines, Brass work, general foundry, machine a and in short ribs Lard, which was the Jorthern, T0'g , per doz, #.25: quart cans, & i o 0 1 ‘e and works s Acn—Mirror ulons,. 4¢3 Gsaves' corn, iruey Bta., il st article on the list, close Oswego gloss, Gente' Fumishing Goods Corer Lith and 1 makia, Nebraska. chunged for the near g casier for M APTERNOON 83c, Junuary higher; May clos 48c, Februry 4 1c, Junuary 80c, deliveries and co corn, per kej Fioaws sod, butter aid pic- ms, Te; ginger snaps, 8c; city shippers. Furniture. ON WORKS pe RE T fieynifl.fi!&tm.flh.‘!;lw.!rszl. allig Wholesale Dealers in Furnitare, gn May Hange of Prices. c. Corn o Shipuents—W Reu, 0 ,000 bu; flour, 19,000 Showing the extreme highest and lowest | nic, fc rates paid for leading grades of hogson dates | soda, mentioned: * TE\s—Japans, 20@5%: gunpowder, 20@ e 6315¢; Young Hyson, 25@b5c; Oolong, 20@ tc., 128 North 16th 8 OMAHA SAFE AND IRON wonKs. Clnclnnml Dm.. 14.-- Wheat — Easier; Oats firmor; Ma February $0ic.’ Porl K PARTITION, 2d com 3 in White Pine Ceiling. Farnam Streot, Omahs, N¢ advanced 10¢ and closed at 14,30 for Janu: l'shd tower; No. 2, mixed, 5@ ! Soo: e Y Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes: ary, $L4.85 for February and $15.25 for May. N adapn AN Okmaat] :fi","';",: Vauits, gl work,tron s wlru!!emlnu gns, ete. ! Lt was higher, “closing ut 8145 for De: 05 QR e e fonr: "Ca 3 Tackron b cember, $7.50 for January, $.60 for Feb- : Myer's 'Star, rstonc — _argoeries. - . SRS, B 47,10, Tor Marahs! Short o wore | o Proy lard, 0 @ 2:3 a.: i mond's Horse Shoe, 44¢; J. T, enting) PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., | MOLINE,MILBURN&STODDARD Co neglected ot 87,95, @ @3 Spearhead, e, : trong and for the extended_deliveries 2igo | MOgECted o smuuy e WOODENWARE—Two-hoop £1.45; three-hoop pails, §1,70; No. 1'tub, 8.50; No. 2 tub, # wash: boards, §1.40(?. Fo. 1 churns, $0.00; No. 2 churns, £5-00, No. higher and closed at s. 60 for Februg Rl5for May. 0 for Jummrv nday. 27 D 1'-') @ 1o 7.72}¢ for March and i bos Vil G . P, |V i, i, P 06, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th St Omabs, Neb. Cor. 9l and Palitic Six., Clintin. Neb. McCORD, BRADY & CO., MEACHER & LEACH, W]lDlESfllfl GNGG“ General Agents for Diebold Bafe & Lock Co's New York, Dec. 14.—Wheat—Receipts, 500 bu; exports, 8,700; options adv d Jy@Sge und after a few feeble rea closcd steady at ncar the top; cash, o shade g0 n M»r\\ ay Lll ICAGO LI \'P. STOCK. lower and quict; ungraded red, + | Cattie, 59 cars... ...Chicago | 8 churns, $7.00. S Cmicaco, Dec. 14 —[Special Telegram No. 1 red, w‘;'.‘-l;“Nn 3red, BS@s8ige i B b e 8 R » Larp—Tierce, 79c; 40-1b square {‘, }“: A ".f ) s, Omatia, Nebraska Fire and Bflffilfll‘ Proof Safes, Time Loc to the BEE.]—CATTL. attle continue to | tor, S0@s03e deh\\‘l'c(l; Jmmnry closed at Dockage and Commission. 3 50-1b. mnml :"_.1 3 Eu—lh; ,-‘»\_l’nd, C I_:; “ D. M. STEELE & CO.. _Vaults and Jail Work, 1415 Farnum Street, om-hn. come forward in unlimited numbers, receipts | " oo 0 00 o e, 6000, | public nspactofs docc Emgfium sows 40 | AL sige s et g s AT sl Wholesale G ; B A RLSONTE on reaching to about the same number us this | opned 17ac lower, Tator roacted. 3gage. | o SUES B0 poutids ca Prik1Es>Medium in bbls., §7.00: do inhalf | NO; 1, com, 12in 8 1s, 12 1t. : 0165316 GrOCers, Wholowaia and rotail time last week, and the chances are that the Commissions: Cattle, 50¢ per head: calves Dbbls., $4.00; small, in bbls., £5.00; closing firm; ungraded, do in half HI@H0¥{c; No. 3, 595 vearli or pep : “ “ _.Iflllflfllfl_flll'F 7B|,ml.0llll. mumiber will foot up as great for this weok as | @0 No. ' o3 @0l in elovator, @133 | and yearlings, $10 por car. ' Hogs and sheep: | pp)y.) &4 m, gerkins, in bbis., §0.00: doinbalf [ 1 N T ‘ Bflflkse]lem and Stationers, ¢ 4§ Single decks, #; public inspection_on hogs, | ppis & 3 Fine Wodding Stationory, Commerciul Stall last weok, when nearly everybody looked for delivored Expany closediag Olo, Toc per car. Al sales unless otherwise stated | "3 &0 Wiucims— Apples, new, igs, gsgare; | No.2 % nolesale G 108 Dcuiian St. O, Nop. - omorTe ! at loast 10,000 less, Trade to-day was more oo e otave, lobinaortsy 2300 | ver 1400 1bs tive weight. i AR E RN e G A V B GTOcers, " overalla. than dull. As to prices, they were uneven and 36@380 wluu: \\eslern,fm@’wc, Yardage: Cattle, 25¢; hogs, 3c: sheep, 5e | evaporated, 27(“35( bl\wk\wrrio!. evap- | 1010 54 k] L 1114 and 1116 Harney Btreet, Omahs, Neb. very unsatisfactory on everything, not cven wot, faiv; Rio firm at §18.50; | Perhead. Feed: Corn, §1 per bu; timothy | orated, 9 ed cherries, S0@alo; | 121 Grooved roofing, 81 par M. more than 12 CANFIELD MANUFACTURING GG, good sorts excepted. Plain and common | optious active’ and ‘higher, closing weal; | MY, $0; prairie hay, $20 per ton. peaches, evaporated, peeled | ' BIGEE CORrE O foamo Drice as 12 in, | wmsmaamnr Hardware. Manufacturers of Overalls, d Stock is aguin down to about the lowest prices | Sales, 135,500 bags: Decembor, §16.40@16.70; | Dead hogs, 80 Ibs and over, 1cent per [ peaches, rated, unpared, | Tgio0k Boayds, K ) on record, and at least 25¢ lower that last | January, $16.15@10.40; February, #15.90@ | pound, less ‘than 80 1bs, of no value. 18@10 (@7c; prunes, e JUWEB M Hamwal'fl flfld le" Jeans Pauts, Shirts, te. L2 and 1104 Douglias Street, week and no quotations can be given that | 16.20; March, §15. r«'mem 10; April, $15.50@ Live Stock Notes. 47{(“4« t :)p_. u i“ I'x,u»l;m, London \n lplnmsanu 10in, ; 0. H would intelligently convey to the distant | 16005 May, $15.75@. ; ; LA i acabiar acloose. 4 L 17,00 | Tware S A e Hab, onlenand 8ash, Doors, Eto. o ) ol T itod R. Shank, of Osceola, was in with a load of new Valonci Miinint Fowder Coo Omaa, Neb. = Pt 0 e reader the precise condition of the market on | Petroleum—Steady; United, i A Not 06, sin low grade, plain and medium natives. Native [ Eggs—Quiet: western, 2224 0OV s ““""""““‘"“‘“‘_L"“v i@ HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, M. A. DISBROW & CO Pork—Quiet, but generally steady; mess quoted at $15.25@ for one-year-old, ‘H S@14.75 for two-year-old. W. T. Robb, of Bassett, had hogs on the T Y market. A 5 Duck—West l'umt 29 in. 8 0z, 10} G. Osterloh, of Hooper, was in again yes- | point butchers’ and canning stock is beginning to make more money, more on account of the scarcity of ans than any other cause. Wholesnle Manufacturers of 3q, nlcn; llln.\-h .:zn i k. Buge“n!aea}‘os- Tflg{dfiflfififisfle fifipflfi'_]‘“ sflflh, lllJlJl's. Blinds and ll]lllfllll[x, vest P 2 | Nutives, 8550, Stockers and feedors, | Lard ZOpened b3 points lower, closing a | terday as usual. O West Pt o “‘“”;‘i‘»’-‘.‘ ke 15, 134, 2 inch . . 46 Oushh Habte) Branch OMos. 18h aud léand Birests, (OmAlA; NeD 2.1 3 m;\ln,fllm,un und mixed, $1.50@ "{".‘.‘“;fit“‘!,x:}.fi‘;‘"flfl.‘f.fi.’}fl' (‘J:‘:fin 4@ A. J. Miner, of Nelson, was on the market | —Caledonia 9lgc; <, 104505 0"“:‘|ln'h‘,s" . 40, RECTOR & WILHELMY co., BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., . Texans, §1.50(! cese—Steady, but, quief W 113 with two loads of hogs. Economy, 9!4¢; Otis, 9! g 2 Hoas—Trade was again dull and the turn [ T13c. | " I, Kropf, of Schu, ok marketed a load of I\zm‘ CRY JEANS—Memordal, 13c; Canton, h, 82 mlfl]m]fl Hmwm. Mannfactarers of Sastl l]uum Bll[lfll, rather casier than otherwise. Big packing | . Butter—In fai western, 15@ | a5 cont hogs yesterday. | 18, Hercules, 18¢; Leaming- 134, 1)4, 2 inch, 828 Western Axsnee lonlmn 3 talr Work and lnlmlul n.m Wood Fins firms say they cannot find purchasers of the | #e; Elgin creamer W N B ol T Ve o th ket | ton, u je Lm.“"m‘g 1 SOUTHERN YELLOW PI Naii " . Comer 8th ina Leavenworih bireots, product at the present prices and are going | Kansas Oity, Dec. 14 A\th\t Weak uNUEU0 of 37008, Wa8 07 the. market s T Cuiaha, Nab. Com. 4 mch Flooring Star G with two loads of cattle. v bh‘\n hed, 7ot slow. This leaves the stock on sale to what and lower; No. 2 'soft, cash small firms and shippers may want, a de- Corn—Weak | lml lower; No ash, 443 W. F. Rowe, of Bassett, sold a 10ad of hogs OMAHA PLANING MILL CO hina range of market with a load of hogs. Qlear W mand that is not at ll reliable in the’ market 4460 bid, 450 dskod; Magy | on the market yestorday. 1atand Jd‘h‘“;i’,'.'.‘. h 50C oA W.J. BROATCH, | Mannfactarers of Hflflmlnfl, sflm Dflfln, one duy and out tha next. o bulk of sules asked, P McMullen, of Lyons, Neb., was on the N Heavy }]afllwam [['0]] flflfl stgg] 424 Bigan, Tursy .fl Stay Potsion Aven $9.80@5.40, largely at $.85. l’m‘l(ll[: and ;25,00 | gpr 500040, lurg 0, d ST T 0 Charies 8. Lincoln, of Plum Creck, was a | 12!, o M el Clear 5 inch, Partition §3 Ceil- nge, WakeH = ed sold within g range of 5525, and | drooping; mixed, 62@6hc white, 63¢; yellow, | visitor at the yards yesterday. \Mnrics—Slater, 41¢c: Woods, 435¢; Stan- | ing. e er—— |2 i, commion, £,00625. 10, Light sorts, $.1005.15; | iicie. Joe Wysong, of Cedar Rapids, was in with | dard, 415e; Peacock, 4ig : Clear Finish, 1and 114 inch, 2 ! EDNEY & GIBBON, agamac ) Pigs and skips, $4.80@5.05, Outs - Firmer: No. 2, 4k@42c. tiran londs ol oatilS yesterdny: COMFORTE IS —#6,60(a Clear Finish, 135 und lm'h Py 9 Cornmeal—Quiet at §2. Hog Products — Dull and lower; pork, $14.50; lard, §7.00, Bulk Meats —Shoulders, §6.37}5; long clear and clear ribs, §7 503 colored §1.10 | Clear Corrugated C Clear Yellow l‘inc , 4 incl Brittain & Co., of Marshalltown, Ta., had a | BlANKETS—White, 3100 iling, 4 inch... Ao a at vasatan " (lt“lli buyer on the market yesterday. B oy T S Gy O'Donnell & Wright, of Utica, disposed of | No, 0. ,.(“ Best Yet, 4.4, 614c; butter clotl u load of hogs at esterday. Vidsal o nd St Lagrr B ;,;;;m 1421 Norta a Kightosath Strset, Omalia. Nub oA West Lincoln Markets, Laxcowy, Neb,, Dee, 14.—[Special Telegram to the Bek)—HoGs—Receipts, 500 head. v . C), Poplar Bx. a8, 3¢ iny 8 2 5 3 A “ubot, 7'5¢{ Farwell, c: Fruit of o 3 Light to medium, &4 10; hieavy, $5.10@ i Robert Gummel, of Herman, disposed of irecne G, 6c; Hope, 7ige; King | w o L‘..".‘ui,,i""f,' Seili T YN T 5.80, LIVE STOCK. two loads of hogs at a good figure. mbric, 1163 Lonsdale, 1155¢; Lons- BATTENS, WELL . [ Martin Hanawald, of Aurora, was on the | dule, ¥¢c: New Qork mills, 105;c; “Pepperell | 0. ¢, Batts, 315 in. e Wholesale Hats, Caps and Stray’ Glllldl. o ; i Union Stock Yardes, Chicago, Dec. 14, | market yesterday with & load of hogs. 2 inch, 102503 Pebperell, 46 inc i Pop- | Well Tubing, D. & M mu( u. 1101 Haraby Btrest, Omuhs, Neb. i ;',{':_";,,E’," "R","c",‘:‘,‘\:,“j ';"é‘(',“ ~[Special Telegram to —'{n:-‘ |Dml\i s’ J{mrm‘il‘ll:'mrlu; s | Georee Estes, of Glenwood, Ta., was among ,:;“:L‘;{‘l_.llztp; .]-.'x‘lm?fil{'u“g': B ‘;m;;rll ets, D. & H. Flat, & 4 W, | —— e e Life Stk Commi Wereh [I i o — SrocKs—The reac s attle—Receipts, 13 natives, 5@ | the spectat Ry s R Ty -4, 223 Pepperell, 104, 24c; X (3 SHINGLE 4 :""‘“,k"\:"l ,::‘,‘:,‘:_:,k(i,h"m:‘ "',““'::’o“ ““::';' "‘f 5.00; stocker, £3.10GA25: cows, Dulls and | g, e Gantall & co e raska. | Cantom, 44, Wge; Trinimph, Be; Wamsutta, | XX clear, 810 oxtra *A+, & b AT hlfiore Pt A6 SI0CK Lommission Merciants, 1 Sy poct- | TG 50t o0; Texann, $1.50@2 5. marketed a load of good hogs yesterday. | My, Valley, b, ard No. 5, No. 1, #1.45; lth, §2.55. RINGS DISTILLERY CO N vu edly to-day. There was an absence of sensa- Hogs—Receipts, 22,000; dull and rather A 4 W Rummun, 20c; Goshen, POSTS, and ILER & CO., 9 tional news, but a decided increase in the | easier; mixed and packing, (m 15 o4 ;;{;;fl"“‘"‘ firm of Sheets & Dutton, of Maple Cit c. | White Cedar, 6 in., i s MoCOY BROS % was on the market with a load of hogs yesterda quantity and quality of the bull news. West- ern Union declared a dividend of 13 per 5 heavy, o $500@540; common, £5.00@5.10} G l'l{. o1, '.'E?‘.'!!?Hfi:’!'l‘!fi&%fl!fl!!‘!fi? ALIOWIS | yive stk Commisin Morehans, 3 11}4e; white cedar, 51§ in. ars, 10c; white cedar, 4 in. r i o 9,000; dull, weak and Bliss & Bliss, of Schuyler, Neb., received _Quechee No. & nessee red cedar, split, 14¢: ik, i Market furnishod free on application. nm ors and l cent, an increase of 1 per cent. The earn- 1,0 NEGETVIES 66 Peuus, $2.60; lambs, | the top price for a load of hogs yestérday and Quechee No, 4 i T G “'h each) 5 ., round W, C Lumb feedors furnished 05 good terme. Refére aas f ings for the present quarter are reported at | §.50@540. went home happy. ie. Red-C s / . T P T T SR & an o Omana Nationa, Usion \'mdsur Han . Bouth Omabs, Sithia Lll mld! Umm]dlfl! lfl[l’y[’lfll at Whulcsale LORIMER, WESTERFIELD & MALEW : 1,500,000, against $1,000,000 the same time last year. Tic settlement of the Grand Kansas City, Dec. 14.—Cattle--Receipts, - L00; shipments, 1,000; good-to choice weak | Throat Diseases OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Trunk fight gave London encouragement and [ thers 1Ue lower; good to choice corn-fed, Produce, Fraits, Etc. I ol 0, e Cough, Cold, or SRown's 80 Trmek, Omaha Live Stock Commission, sent increased buying ordefs for Reading, | §3@450; common o modium, &2 The following are the prices at which | Pixk AN Rone: uh-m?‘.'u;.u Haomar Trodheat gLy it relief, LOUIS BRADFORD, change Bulidiog, Union Stock Yards, Louisville & Nashville and Union Pacific. The bull pools that were reported in the war- ket yesterday again took hold. A good de- mand existed for stocks -4n the loan crowd, + especially for St. Paul and Northwestern, which have been sold freely of late. The bear leaders made a fight, but the little ones rushed to cover and assisted in advancing prices. The openiug was firm, with gains ex round lots of produce are sid on this mar- ket. Fruits or other lines of guods requiring extra_ labor of packing eannot always be Supplicd on outadeorders at the same prices Arnold, 6%c; Arnold B, 10 quoted the local trade. A a 12¢: Arnold Gold Seal, 101¢ Burrer—Receipts were again liberal but | Diess—Charter Oak, 41jc: Ramapo, 3% not sufiiciently s to effect prices which re- | Lodi, 4¢¢: Allen, Sige; Richmond, V' main unchanged as follows: Creamery, solid | dsor, 6c: Eddystone, 6¢; Pacific, 6. packed, is quoted at 2@e; choice” dairy, | Brow 8§ Atlanta A, ']'mv *) medium, 16@18c; low grades, 10@ | Atlantic H, 4-4, 7¢; Atlantic D, 44 Steel River, Ricl hmnml outh Omaha, Neb, INDIGO Bru —\\unlnll;’luu‘ Tndigo blue prints, 10¢; An ows, §1.25(@2.70; grassers, §1,80@3.00. Hogs—Receipts, 11,000; shipments, 1,100; market weak and Huel0c lower; common to choice, #.70@5.2; skips and pigs, $3.00@ 4.00. National Stock Yards. Ea St. Louis - De 14.—Cattle — Receipts, 3,200; shipments, 1,500; wmarket dull and lower, choice heavy native steers, $4.30@4.90; fair m good mative steers, §3.80@4.85; butch Dealer o Lumber, Lath Line, 8ash, | ——— Internal R ue Collections. Doors, ete. Yards -Co nn and Doullu. Corng ALEXANDER & FITCH, Yesterduy's revenue collections amounted Commission T<alers in Live Stock. to §11, > . #, oppoaite Exchange Muilding, Unlo 0§ el C. N.DI ETZ Room 23, oppgatte Exobange Rullding, Uniun Stodh { o W e iy | DR AN Dt W lanher, | TUNION wroick vARGe oo, S But st how . onn e Of Onake, Linited 4 D0 | — ous debility ce, lentic P, 44, 53{c; f\“"""-\ L1 44, J ic wenkness of the sex cause the FR W.GRAY, Jobn ¥. Boyd, Superintendent. p o 2 we o | Steers, medinm to choice, #3.10@4.00; stockers Cieese—Fancy full creg 1-d1 1e, D! & x & - i J P )3 tending to 1 point, Reading went up 11§ per | SO0 BIOCIIILO Chox SR 21 shaouns ncy full cream cheddars, single, | rora €, 44, 4 bloom of youth 10 pass away, sharpen —— cent, The bull pool in it is composed of | B feeders, fuin to g od, $1,802.0; rangers, el gream tn Hoosier LL, 44, 5 AT LT ,“ml“,‘_,.’ o AL, ANGTING Lflmhfl]‘ lefl Cement EID., Etc. eleven members, who hold 10,000 shares and Lewreuce Ll, =y : Hogs—Hoceipts, in case, 15c; x.mmur.u-r 100 Ibs in case, 13c. vounded form! There is but one rem- | e ) 8 intend buying on a scale up to 130,000. | market sl In less quantics, 14@l4ige; Swiss domestic, | 6 Pepperell, edy which will restore the faded roses | 4 Union Pacific advanced 1 point from the hu||:m»|.-" t Yorkers | 16@1sc. ! Pepperell, 104, C. 4igel | and bring back the g of youth. It m D[}fllm l]nly i) . ot o Toliowod suit, but Norts, | Bud P wedwn to prime, #.85@5.30; | * Eacs—Receipts light; demand good and | Wachusett, 44, 7o: Aurora, i, L4, 0%, 40 | 1D Pikreo's Favorite Prescription,” . v Awostern only advanced & per cent. The rost light grae ommon to good, $#4.40@4.85. quotatious firm at 22@23; limed eggs 19¢. rora 13, 44, e, B a sovereign remedy for the discases pe- gflgfium:-r%wghngfiz un’com_' NEB. culiar to females. It is one of the greatest boons ever conferred upon the Sha haat tacen r Totel In the uman race, for it preserves that which W“!ng}flsale LEEDEL_E'P' " et agems | fiuiei, ocatton telin wppbiiuonts esceiing ) is fairest and dearest to all mankind— E‘:nulh o Qulaey Lisgiguniars for edeia » the beauty and health of womon, E.P ROGGEN Propricion Pouvrtry —The market is quiet and steady lh'llnv\lund\u'd S¢; Gem, 10),c; Beauty, with prices firm at yesterday's quotations. 1"‘|,, Boone, 14¢; B, o o Live chickens, $1.75@2.00 per dozen; choice Corrox PLA)‘)ZIJ——IO per renl trmh- dis- fow's, §1.80@2.25 per dazen, Dressed chick- | eount—LL, 6%c; (,(,, Tigcs bh, LN ‘\une— ens, 7@ per pound. Turkeys, S@llc. | less, 15? No. BE, ? Dudks, i@l Geese, @10c, 001i4c; N, 160; KX, 180 of the list fluctuated irregularly, with no im- rtant features; Trading decreased the last our, but the market continued firm and further slight advances were recorded, lust sales being at outside figurés, The total OMAHA LIVE §TOCK. Cattle. The receipts of cattle yesterday were 24 Lm mostly common stogk., The market was