Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1888, Page 3

o e Lt AP W e S R e NS X0 ST PR ‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1888, 3 i i T " o FINANCIAL. There wero not many good westerns but | anese Wan p—Bib White, 10¢; colored, l THE SPECLLAT[\E MAm\ETS there was a bunch of good Leavy corn-fed | 22¢ 4 4 3 1 s—Standard, 8¢; Ge Ocs e Maw Yons, Oct. [Special ‘Telegtam | cattle for which £,50 was offered. The fecl. | | Bty Standard, S¢; Gom 10c; Boauts, | tha proving 10, ANU 0N | oo e e i e 1o, The Hak)—Stocks—Thore was -sote | 196 on the market was castor, Butchors {x18—801id Colors—Athariti, b tered the Pra He came to — Agricultural Implementa, _ - U"“N' o " An Easler Foeling Manifested in the | fPpearance of strength at the opening to-day, | o ws changed hands. A few foeders were Berlin oil, 615c; Garner oil, (@ | this country in 1840 and settled in Al- CHURCHILL PARKER, C. N. DIETZ, first prices being slightl r than Sa sold at about steady prices, T JEANS— Androseogein, b He entered the Union army i i St Bk, ing s [ 4 ) i | by, o entered the Union_aemyin | nealon in Agvieqltural Implements, Wagons, Mnm"vr 1}1 All}(mfls of anbnr » buying orders, and local co o Hogs, 4 York regiment, and served until 186 wrriages and Dugkles. Jongs Street, botweeusthand | _ 1ith and Caltornia Strects, Omabia, Hohes eFe. prtcHAseFy Mo, ANEE 6AT o The receipts were very light and the mar. | S0 ke 00, Since then he las been colod - o Gmand & FREC W e o prices paid were 10@ 8';0; Thorndike 120, THE MILLERS ON THE RUSH. T i s Eta o P WEES A0 Chornd ko ’.\‘\\,fl 15¢; Cordis No, s went below the opening figures, the l"lf,‘z‘\‘w‘[ Amoskeag, v 07, }: 404 0y appreciation the list soon weakened and v market becoming dull. It was more active | Sheep. after 11 o'clock, but the increased animation The demand was good but there were none sumptive Demand—Fair Activity | wuqaccompanicd by rencwed weakness, and | O e Parket in Corn—Oats Dull-Provisions again prices sageed off somew at. At noon Receipts, Bearish—Cattle Slow, the market was quiet and steady at small frac- | Cattle. Pl . . i g Hogs.. tions under opening ficures. Later in the | HORS.. @iiel | regiment in Albany, He wa ber of Lew Benadict post No R. Heles wral children. Amculmrgl [mulcmcuts,Waznns,Carflam LNM, }‘nu.u.,n..’ ,EEE,'?." .Iu Elcflc ! Whole Owaba, Nebraska., T T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., = To Dealers Only. Offce, 146 Farnam Strect Omiaba. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, 4 verett, 1 Ak\‘r. Remarkable Increase in the Con- Jones' Red Clover costive- ne ath, pilés, pimples, ngee I8¢ Leaming. | and mal poor appetite, low spirits, headache, or kidney troubles. Price 50 Those who Tonie nover have dyspeps 1 KENTUCKY JEAN 18¢; Durlmm ington, 2235 I Sl Stevens' B 4 3 — 4 - i day values firmed up a little, but it was Crasit Stevens'’ B | conts._Goodman Drug Co, Agent. P. P. MAST & CO Wholesale Ll]lllhc]‘ E[C CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. | \jijout any special significance. The mar- Prevailing Prices bl “j;::: Caveis| = = = Manuracml\gm nf Buckeye D]‘]Us Seeders, e Tor Miwaiken 1 3 Cnteaco, Oct. S.—|Special Telegram to | ket as a whole was uninteresting. Closing [ The following 18 a table of prices pal P, bleache Stevens' SBRANCH OFFICE, A Qhnicy White T, Tng Ben]—Wheat markets all over the | figures we ally near the opening orat | this marset for the grades of stock men- hed. 1‘. u.\xl‘" s, JOHN m SHAW & co Cultivators. | ly‘l“:lfl:;.ll;r\\l!‘hl‘l‘".zul‘l:.:-:n Iul _——‘LHAb T T i country were easier to-day. The day of rest | & small advance. 1300 to 1500 1bs..#4.50 Dado Hotland, 1 & Y WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., i i . gave operators time to think, and the conclu- [ The following were the closing rlu'flulmfl“ ) 1100 to 1300 1bs. . 4. i D! ‘) D bl At B Dcalcr T Harflw{md anhcr’ That whest tias had a pretty good advance, | U5 LconEoRs; Western feuders lantie b, 44 ' Alora y Agricaltural Implement, Wagons & ules aut Douaian 44..',‘ iloosier and that the present is a favorable moment 44, gy Lav 10 cool off and await developments, Wheat L4138 Range steers, com'on to ¢ ciflc i . I Common 1o good cows C, 44, 4 LL, &4 Choice to fancy cows 1 and Nicholas Streets. AHMA BRANC Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds, Millinery and Notions. i 3 M |Roc k muu«l o ¢t | Margin Transactions a Speclalty. J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., ‘1. OBERFELDER & CO., 80l Saturday and carly this morning 50@sle | Chicago & Ajon i Commonto choice bulls R, 14 i JOHNEON ¥ GHITATTAN, Sansgsrs, Akron, Ohio, Trnorters & Jobbens i Millners & Notion N7 BEARRL BN i 1 rlington “air toctoice gt Lok ) op- | ¢ AR ‘ ; ; ; f por bustel ligher than it did 8 4% \lhl»'pn]afl'“nld ; Fair tochoice heavy hows. 04, 230 Waliumctty | 15 BoarD ok TRADE, - omana. | Jarvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. D L Jilling Y.l N ; b T T D a2 St Puul & Omiiid Fair to choice mixed hogs b i Aurora R, G el Rirora B, 44, Membiers of tho Ohloago ”,,‘.,‘1 (' e, Pt | W Mo Manaser. 17 oxvenmorth ., Omaha A1 212 South 1ith Stros rices for cash whea his morning e \ [ Ay St b’ ll te Wires to Chicago und ew Yor ~ e 5 H B, A\\ 187 Unle nm.xm West Pomt % | B Luigs - 5 Overalls. 1s about hove the export level, New W Keprese Duck= & o 3 - MOLINE,MILBURN&STODDARDCo | - = York and Baltimore about 18¢ above, Toledo 14 o .\‘\'1;:(_ 1! :;\,nll 9 in, 10 oz, 13¢ w,la .\lléull.1urcn}l‘lmk‘l\\hlnéliélws Elc CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO,, 4( and St. Louis about 20c above and Minneapo- | J1ehiERD Cent et i PLANN s~ TRe 24 in, 12068, buCgies, RaKes, ) ' " Y 850 ¢ 5 cows, natives a1 ) R Ul Diseiby, y ) i lis and Duluth about 40c above. However, | ~ Moxer ox Car at 2@+ per cent: | 1 cow, native Srolp i CH Y 18t VRF 5, Cor. Uth And T'acic treets, Omaha, Neb, Map“ra ! l.fl’s of UVC]HI]]S, & i while the conditions now scen continue to | last loan & “Closcd offored At 8 pot | 20 Cows, natives Joans Pants, Shirts, Kte. 117an 1100 Doug as Street, 4 exist the American wheat markets will re- | cent (e 1stag.. ... A.'.":'“ “’\I..w..“ Artiste’ MAteriale, — e main independent of the old world, The [ PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—47{@0!] per ! oo 4 cows, natives .| Notions | A HOSPE, Jr., BT J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. Artlsts’ Materials, Pianos and OGa0S, | yajessle Notions and Furvishing Gone hhidu i i cent. 1 by the ureency of | grpuivg Excuavoe—Dull but firm at demand to get wheat | 848390 for sixty-day bills, and $4.88 for de- sellers asked to | mand! millers have been dri the home consur at whatever Puists ho, 4 Lodi, By mond, 6¢3 \\mdmr, Blge Pacific Tho ls WEAS, NERYOUS DroIL TED, w and IGNOR. 1613 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska. fill orders, and this demand as yet shows no ~ ~ Brraciin SHEETING TEORIPLED anay hix VIGOR of BODY, casten Te 48 and @9 Bcuth 10th St., Onalin sign of ubatement. 1t is u mistake that wil- o No. i, 0qe; Test Y Hint “uw‘nm. HoOD: cansins extausing Booksollers and Stationors. ___ — - lers are layiog up a supply. The Iriven | Cmicaco, Oct. §,—Wheat—Firm; cash, 4i5¢: Caboty HEADAHE, BACH RACHE m.mn.l H. M, & S. W. JONES, ¢ e “Olle. ] todeath to keep the e going. Neither is ‘\‘] ‘Wi‘i\“"'lll"crv“ 17}g; Decemuer $1.187¢ “Bhilip e O Ry, Ty Ea Successorato A. T, Kenyon & Co., Wholesule & Retatl | ‘CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE m it the wholesaler nor yet the retailer that is | G0l " Shon g Covember, 43c; Cove onoe (EH T ",{n“;',",,‘:,';‘" Booksellers and Stationers. Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0. stocking up. It is the The great | December, 41°, Pepporell, 46 in “,,,.,,,.“A,,“',fim ‘eonsult at o Fine Wedding Stationery. Commorcial Stationery andoned tho | Oats —Easy vember, 43{c; 39 M -‘1\- ho CELERRATED Dr. Clarke, Hstabiished 52 Dougine Btreet. Ouinhu. Nob, Axle Gronse, Etc,, Omaha. A. 11 Bishop. Mannger, slovenly method th had fallen | Decel P Md:, 1581, 1ty Clarke hes made NERVOUS DE. ‘ masses of consumers = VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, - 2 4 o| Ry into ‘of buying flour hand to| JHeCWe L Triumph, 6 Boots and Shoe CH e GENITO URINA! ONIO and sl Disessos of RY Li it ~co. | Notious aud Gent's Furnishing Goode mouth, They are iustead providing Al Bowie BTt st et Otanen a7, onkes NO difirence sou JONES, & €O. J htl] 8. Plaid ~Raftsmen,%e; Gosnen, iaken o WL led KIRKENDALL B VSRR against the proverbial ramy day. Those in gt fhEaa : v Lake, Iron Mountain, 'firr%?-“'A|.xu'.'u'v'r:'nff.fm§f§x‘:::.§"fwm. Kecesrors to Hoed, Jonen & Co. 1106 Larney Stroet, Omaha the habit of buying sacks are taking barrels, Brown-1if C. Co.245 cows . 310 Har to their sex can consult with the assurance those who bought by the single barrel are cash, $15.50; November, \\ hit 7(- H, Whalesalc Manufacturers of of Boots N oo of spaedy rolief and cure. Sena 2 cents postage s HOGS o5 for works on your disecses. Awents for Hoston Rubver 2, 1108 & MO8 | e ST SN b Wiyiie wp HRitidoron: barralalaidlso (o6 SL4.60. %l No. Av. Shk. Pr. (m.-. tf(‘»'-‘\' ond ¢ cents postage for Celebr " Haruey 8t., Oma Nebrant THE SIMMONDS MANUF RING C i r o ] ore re mi- ) ‘“” 3 Sl” 003 November, N 2 S Works on Chronie, Nervous a e ¢ C Muuufactaress of through the list. Consumers are in a semi- | ¢ S8 FONS o 4 {200 MALLOC) QUL LR LA DD W.V.MORSE & CO.. panic, just as the chronic bears and short ) 40 n, pe sellers have been at the mighty revolution i iy dr’m"ml n,ml steady: pat- ftter, free.’ Cougult the Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. Bank, Ofiice and Saloon Fixtures, otnands cored. ¢ prices they bave been witnessing during the [ ents, §7.2 sacks 120 Brivator LA Thoet contemplating Sertiage | 1101, 105116 Douglas t. Omaha Manufactory, Sume Mantles, Sidevoaras, Book Case past thirty or forty “Lh 6.00; t'!"'w‘ S0 vend for Dr. Clarke's celebraled g £ St.. Boston, U R 4 with visions of u famine and #15 flour, 230 ale 04 Female, eholi 100, both 26 | mm——————==——m——emmeemmme=2 | douth 1l 81, Omaba and farmers, influenced by the same senti 160 Privs [NDIGO BLUE—Arnold, Amer- AR tg"g,g;:,,v';g(‘;g:-‘,:;;n;g, 8ploes, Etc. ment, are Lightening up ou their supplies, 1f 50 "ige: Gloncester, 6ige: AMOLL G long | mye fatiire sufiecing and shmie and-add golden KE COFFEE CO., = this consumptive demand keeps up millers peady; croamery, 1620 80 3 L0t Arnold B long cloth, 1005t Arnold | years to life. @ ke Lte's (se,mf\,‘ Er. B Sras Sn Epice Miiin, Paints and Olle. will have nothing else to do but to continue eady; c y @<de; 160 160 6.00° : Stietel A, 125 Windsor Gold rora,” blc. (stamps). edicine and writings ORSRY AT 5 & Yo pav wellera Ui prico for wheat, and it I ] 0 o0 e ginteperhne e o expouure. | Tas, Cofles, Spices, Baking Powder, SO R e i should last the year through products will in 5, full cream cheddars, 10@ 200 20 6.05 YT Hour 2055 Sundaye, 9 1o 12 A a single scason get almost even for their and Young Americas, 10!, @l1c. 120 40 6.10 e 186 19c. losscs of the last five Leady Unchanged:; heavy g "Ihere is danger, however, that consume . CLARKE, M oak sole, 31@ | 186 80 Glatk B&. GRiGALO. 1LL. 20 per 1b; sele _,#_A'—-r————-——: Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Etc. n salted, 7@ . )it MARKETS. | ted ouk and trac Crockery and Classware. 1||~ Furnam Stroct, Oniats may be filled up oefore farmers succeed in | T'acy light —green salted, ¢; _salted | O I 4 e 1b; ok “l““!u’"“”"i . W. L. WRIGHT, e s ] marketing their wheat and when raisers aro | bulll se; dry flint, fe; damaged, 7e; dry Phaltee : s “&'"'H"im Qs BRI Agent for the Mauufacturers and Tmporters of e maCEeE s LTI |l e S T o o | L e | R b R m"' e Wer Crocicry, Glessware, Lamps, Chimaeys, SARPENTER PAFER CC., are now figuring on. They look upon this dry d. 1 2 , solid-packed ¢ | weigh 1 skin, No, 1, 0c(@s1.0 natural, unhealtny and without | 5¢; No. 2, dc; cake, de. _ \des e, g > 3 ip s No. L, oy 3] " PERKINS GATLH &LAUMAN Carry & pice stock of Printing, Wrapping and Writing | sdequate excuse, and insist that - i l(mq-u::(;i hh|pn"1yfl:a:.’ 3 ““ELM?“",‘“:‘.‘;;.l i i .E‘ S0 x! Ir“l)h.‘lhlyll‘lfil |S UUT m: UHDEH? bbbl o AL B.,m..;m,“,,,;:‘,,e;,m,r._(,‘mm the sent prices cannot be sustained. lour, bbls. ... 6, % 25 T i i RN o y . a i aper Boxes. December wheat started in at £1.22, and May | Wheat bu.. vr‘hi'* £4.205@ e ht and quality), CFEGKCW Glalswal‘e Lamps sllvgrwam > e a e " proved the fop for Decem. | Corn, bu per barrel. ench kip sk do, Bt el e JOHN L. WILKIE, d the top ece - el z01 4l T & o Furnam Et., New Paxton Building. o bor, but Mag touched $120¢ briefly, Huten. | Oats, bu! Ao@ite por dozen, van wsert,” e win | READ THES IF IT IS, e uiidine Plfll]l'lflml‘ Omaha Paper Box Factary. } inson figured as a seller from the start, ana | Rye bu..... (@ive per bushel, ¢ within_an hour and a half the market | Barley, bu. @ v Ve | A Propristary Medicine that needs but u wial to prove its worth, ~ Commission and Storage. _ Nos. 1ili and 119 Dougias St Owali, Nob RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchants, Speciultian Tutter, Fees, Chooss, Poultry, Game, | PHIL. STIM = 11 llo'l!fliskl'lfl[, Omaha, o A MEL “ COW oro. sonnornen & oo | Wholesale Farm, Field and Garden Sceds y moroccos, boot foots glove call skins £ sy Povrrtry—No ¢ sed fowlin Nl\‘ market; live chickens, L.00@3.5) per doz; spring chicken: 100, TOMATUES —H(@ 0C Py 23 0e per i per foot; T foot: langaroo T )y rordins to quality, e 010,00 por - donens I ver dozen; apron skins, §10.00 12,00 per dozen. andled. by December going to $1.17 and May $1.1 i exports, 40,000; spot market _dull Part of the time the months w and unsettled and 1>{@z2c lower on winter, together, but May generally commanded a [ firm on spring; No. 15 | premium of 8,@lc. At the inside Hutchin- | 1 elevator, $1.1 son turned buyer and checked what scemed to be a serious break. There was also other ‘ worked down about 5c per bushel, New York, Oc _ Wheat— Receints, red, §1 afloat, No. # red, nomina uneraded red, 81, .50 per bu box: good buying, and scalpers, quick to cateh | options advanced 33! ¢, but afterwards JB0Ntarvoase! Drugs and © Buccesors to McShane & Schroeder) gl B oones et Omaha; tho change, turned - thelr Ciufluenco to f oft 5@y, closin Sinsettled and hea ver 1015 citrie Produce Commission and Cold Q{qragg = — the steadying of prices. mber | wholly on~ munipulation trom Chicago ey age, Forwardin & Commissl advanced to about $1.19 and nm to | November closing $1.187. cnes—California, $1.00@1.50 per box; ,\,“ Owmnha, Nebraska. Btorage, Forwarding eslon $1.20%. Thereafter the a ive ‘months | * Corn—Receipts, 1: fluctiated within ubout le of ‘the ranke | spot lower and casy b o EAC , o Sxports, 16.4%0; | Michian, He@S100 per basket reached on the recovery and the tone scemed | No. 2, t moderately activ O 0c per 10 10 basket, 2,535 @bde in clevator, b3ty @sd5gc afloat: | *45ANan firmness. Closing quotations | ungraded mixed, 52'{@ RV ‘options dull c below those of Saturday. | and }jalige lower, closing steady; Novem- ’ gum Arabic, to be one of were about Some of the trade was rather larger than on [ ber closing at 54% the last two or three business days, but it is [ - Oats—Ieceipts, 180,005 exports 84 spot mopium, "~ FREDERICK J. FAIRBRAS! ~ ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & LO.. Wholesale Plonr, Pecd, Grain aud Gencral Commision | o SLOTEES, Efl?.?!%!fl.@? fl.!}.‘l.??.!?mmw“, s Rugeloday Merchant. Correspondenc cited. 1014 North 16th | Whviesalo wnd retal 10and 1512 leard Stroel Ntroet, Omaha, Nob. Omah Irelephoae No. []MAHA HANUFACTURERS, Delaware, £1.00; gum camphor, i e et k.60, headlight, West v ‘0, 3 1 gold i ra W. S. fard, Se: No. 1 lard, ntine, blej linsced mw. 55¢3 25 per bunch; .00 per case. box. J0¢ ver tozen. 5$1.00 per dozen. ©iCe er bu. 04,00 er bl a8 yet bardly normial, Comuiission merchants | market cusier but moderately active; options are not us @& rule encouraging new | dull and igc lower; November closing lc; spcculation at this juncture. The nervous- | spot No, & white, 4 ness and timidity is wearing away to some | 3c; white western, 25@4: extent, however, and trado is rapidly getting | Coffee—Options opened firm and 30@45 Coal, Coke and Lim: OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME mixed western, 25@ —P. & W-, per 0z, per oz, 4tic. German, D, Calenders Lef Live Bies, T L IO G, (o ey bnvlnl—’M"mmm $d a0l pesRbbLEE Metals and Tinners' Stock. Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. Browers nc 8 nor 3 points higher, but closed barely steady and | gals; Californi pear cider, $15.00 per bbl. 5 : . o e : The opening of the market for corn showed | 40@i0 points above Saturday; crop reports ‘pn,. CorN—Rice, 3@ic: common, 2@3c. mm:“‘v; ;mn" Pig. $ G T e 209 South 13th Bireet, Omaha, Nebr > STORZ & ILER, ¥ considerable activity in trading, with a good | ynfavorable and conflicting; sales 116 UARROTS—50¢ per bushel. N J. J. JOHNSON & [CO. deal of seliing p Copper, pl only D! Btates. The onmly Bitters recognized by the United States_ infornal revenuo Jaws as & Pro rictary Medicine. Lawfully Patented. No. of ssure. Opening quotations | 000 bags, including October $14.10@814.25; \ Choice eastern_handpicked navies, showed a decline in near futures of about | November $13.30§13.75; Decomber $12 BEeANs -’@ $2.00 per bushel; western hand pick bc, whilo those farther removed were | 13.10; spot Itio, stronger but quiet; fair | navies, $L75@LS0; mediums, $1.:0wli0. [ EoPD t ] N oLing, | LI B, Copjer, sheathing. \ J C ’l'l ¥, pitts .‘lun"ll ‘1‘5'5731'. (‘outlhn no fusil (,)Hx, ne Am}’vh:pp;“u ot :l‘;:el uulk (un off about }sc. A prominent operator who { cargoes, $16,00. Lima beans 5¢ per po ORLSKy g sentlal ofls, no foreign substance or dumag. rain Tile, and Sewer Pipe. 2 ] Was the main subport of the market a week | * Petroleum — Steady and quiet; United | ~HAar—f. o. o Cars, Nov 1 apland, $3.003 No. Dok intiod eom T Kool Hers med 013 Pesths L ORLRY Nan een __Gornloe. ; | ago was sclling openly at the start and this | closed ut 92%c. 2up|lna $5.00, Ppleasant to the taste, quiet and decisive in it NEBRASKA FUEL CO. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, d bad a weakening effect upon local specula- Eggs— l-‘lrm, light demand; western, AN—$10.50@11,00. offect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice in % 2 N tors and also on the course of vrices, seeing | 211, @22 rp Fro—$14.00@15.00 per ton, | Datent plu five days. Hemilates the Doweln Tnvigorates shlm]erg of Coai and Coke, Mannfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, that dealing is to a large extent local in its p.u-k “Duit; mess, $16.50@17.00. Cider, 10@l1sc per gal. White | po eadmaniat Iasctive Liver, Cures Diseased Liver, Revives 4 Join Epeaster, Proprietor. 9% Dodge and 165 aud 108 character, The receipts were about us an- | Lard—Spot. scarce and steady ; sales, west- | wine, 10@30c per gal. Heomiai e Kidneys, Improves the Jwflmtwlcklz 214 Boush 1th 6, Omaha, Neb. North 10vh Street, O ticipated, but they are expected to show con- | ern steam, $10.50; options lower and closing CRANBERRIES—$7.00@9.00 per bbl. % PG 1 ew Life to the . Regulates o wnole system. le system. n.l eft Liver Bittors are sold in Omah Nk drogsta: Richardson Drug C siderable increase in the week, though only | steadier; October, $10.00; November closed 488,000 incrense in the visible, 'where consid- | at $0.44 bid. able more had been lookedfor, firmed the No. 1, 12} e; Ny 3 "shoulders, rib bacon. Eoeattean Butter—Steady; western dairy, 12@15c; clear bacon, 123¢c: picnic hams, 61c; dried | 20¢ y Neb by the pecial e 10 "the drug interest of Nebrasku. Ke- Printere’ Materlals. ek heet iron T s Tollows ESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION market in the last hour and hrnuxm closing | western creamery, 13 150; Elg , beef hams, ' 93c: dry salted cle: short, ’:“ on il s ollows o, W 1 Wtehoue T, WSt DP Gflflfls Pflrfl]shlfl Gflflds aflfl Nflfltlns N | B 3 back to within e for November and i —Higher ' ety s3¢ | 11 hort, 10 short_ribs, 10c; | Solder, best, Tarde Sam 1) ;Y Sehro i 4 ) nlurul 3 1'm Plate, 1C. Tin plate, 1X, 10x14, ? el nanls, base, per ieg Grocers List. ) N ]fl*. base, per keg. 2 JUNK—Machine _casung nevned prioos aro as Loliomas stove plates, £7.00@8.00; wrought iron,$5.00@ 10.00; bones, d steel, .00 per ton; copper, £5.00@9.00; brass, £.00@3.00; zine, 00; solid lead, £200@3.00; tea lead, 50% rubber, $2.50@3.00; mixed rags, $1.10601.15 per cwt. "supplies. 08 i y , 6@sc per lb; hog ¢ Minneapolis, Oct. 8.—Wheat—The local | Smoked snusage, fu- | roceipts for two days were 81 cars and 121 | ings, 17@1sc. were sent out. Scarcely any trading was done until late in the day. _Buyers were bid- ding ubout 5 cents below Saturday’s figures and nclltu‘rcgusl.d t come down. Closing: No 1 hard, October and November $1.30; | kea 223 December $1.31, on track $1.80; No. 1 north- :% bAm]e‘r(um October 81.24: November 81,24 Decem- L TR 2 B ber'$1.22; on track $1.24; No 2 northern, Oc- 4 Bt compared with a week ago. Car lots of No, . PR YE + 00 5 Flax, 88c; extra sail, 202le sml 19w O Rt 14 larh ware At loman st tober $1.20; November §1.20; December c if re- Y o] o cotton, 2 jute, 10 . B ceipts w{w dated to-ddy, while No. 2 regular | 81:20; on track §1.20. DRIED FRUITS~Figs, 1 boxes, per ib, 13@ Lumber. 1102 and Hfl‘ Douglas, Cor. 11th 8t., Omahs, Neb, d Printe KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co i SR Importers aud Jobbers in Dry Goods,Notions | . Rubber coods, e lanuracmrsrs anfl Dealersin Rubber Goods 20 Clothing aud Leather Belting. 1008 Farnam Btroete 5 Dualers in Type, Pros ‘Oats averaged dull and easy with nea tures exhibiting Yyige decling, and ‘trading chiefly confined 10 3May, which was nearly steady. Too many dats are in sight to call out much speculative domand and trading in the three remaining months of this year was to-day unimportant. Receipts and estimates for to-morrow are both heavy and the visible [ o supply exhibits an increase of 458,000 bushels ) Nebra%ka Nationl Buk, U. §. DEPCSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, _Furniture. DEWEY & STONE. Wholesale Dealers in Plll'mml‘fl TTTTTM. AUDISBROV/ £ COL, ‘ Wholesale ManuZacturers of —eianes S | gl Do Binds ad Houdngs, Milwaukee, Oct. 8. — Wheat —Dull; | 16c; dates, in boxes, 7@ 10c; Loidon Malaga | First and second cle ”}‘,’,'l'.',.n {¥ions the interest was alittlo bear. | caslh #1111 Decewber, $L135; Junuary Tage i alna: on o, 162,606 Malaga | First and sccond e 1 . .$19 00@51 00 g ks F fce, 124 rd Streo § 1sh in its tendenc; ger receipts of hogs | $1.1 m loose raisins, pfl_ Qtfi;r, N ‘new Valen- Tln‘nl 7 i . 47 :::u:"‘; :;g Paid Up Capital. . ..oovnnnn.s #400,000 5 m'mm['e _Brauch Office, 12th and Izard Streets, Owaha, Neb. W 3 ence Y , 44, cia raisins, er 16} ’ ) . ' Sur| mabe. Nebraska. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. :»::i‘x"‘nufilfi:zrfi‘\l:r;:l:( u‘::le ,:‘.‘.:é’“.ffifi.‘.i'.. :::f. 2 white, 281ge. formia loose muscatels, Per ~ box. A select, Ty @lig in vy 00 | Surplus balance of the year was likely to be quite “w‘ Q“;;“;, p\;wd‘ ‘(;ln"rnll‘:“ ver b Zo@le; € 0037 00 ir, and under freerdsel 0 hia pitted ms, , ‘ T o fesn Sy domowhat | Brovisions—F! iy Dotk Cash #15. mea bimakberrioa *per Mlo. syl 5 stack o, veloped. The product sold somewhat lower Oct. 8.—Wheat—! bloml\'- raspberries, per 1b, G evaporated ap- *I,-d; ‘t({;mn;- than Saturday all around, nd with 2 $1.05 asked; November | ples, B'ymm.” alifornia sun dried D stoo] '«;iu? cot, the exception of October pork closings were | $1.05 asked; Decomber sales $1.05c; No. 2 | peac ::f' \Calitonnaunnared/oveporated orig, first common, 0if .. C| T ember O No. 2 soft, cash, §1,10}4 | peac Huoises apo J orni econd coumon, 6 o o ctmper ard 5m e, | aekod Docemuer. 1,006 bid: #LAE | RSSO, vy Zantee curranta, Ordcazes Turk. | Select fehcing fooring. B select, 1ig@lig in A stock bourds, Hanufactarers of Sash, l]OCI]‘S Blinds, —a S ~ e ¥ uldings, Stair Work and 1 ON. GALLAGHER & CO., s "R Crner i ana | T ouworth Stroets: ik Wholesale Grocgries and Provisions, | — : , 709 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omaba, Neb. lleam Flmn.u. Pumps, 2« JONN §. COLLINS, ? . REED, S UTSISS——————————————— sl vruries, §14 (41104 citron, R@2ic; orar Siding, first and sccond clear, T4 16 1t Banking QMoo McCORD, BRADY & CO., borsior b iy, Rovomint e dhmunry | Cort Quut, o, b s, 2 e 10 | s T o el ! Caorald Erench L THE IRON BANK. Whaesee Gruers, Pum, P g pork and stiori ’b‘ll:i”\u < s:‘l«ull::}mr;h':l;t{e:;oll\é No. TR I"C'“‘;" RO Rio, good, 16@ A Gen allllunkmg uuul.m ransacted, ¥ ih and Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Nevraska, | 218 JEator ,“rylg"' rnaim Blreots om0 ces @ 9 - 1ic l\[nn«‘lhhlu roasting Rio, 15@ ——— — L —— the close. Year pork closed 10¢ higher, Wheat—Lower; cash, ava, interior, 22 CHUHCHILL PUMP C | , G, Java, interior, 2@ Mardware. y | * CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Lo October, 40¢; No- ',\‘.u\,‘.kll.,_b‘.'_f,““"i ol (R FARH AND UMAHA CTY LUM{S MARK“t.hniios SADDLERY GO, Wholesale PflmDS P]DG lefl!s - cembor, 47 b AR b b o olesnle Manufacturers of Stonm ané Water Supplies. Boattuartara 1ot Ua CmicAco, Oct. 8.— [Special Telegram to T Oats—-Higher; cash, November, | 118 SANX. 21 x Th K [:i l t t [: . v & C ¥ H ¥ P e o i o4k~ Cianilaiea, 803170 B hansas LIty INVESIMENt LO: | Saddlery & Jobdersof Saddlery HandWare | G o ‘Wie encing s womis cos Porgk—Firm al from opening to close. Receipts were heavy e oan a oOh Lard—Steady at §0.873. 7 de i b i : 9 4l Aud Loather. 1403, 1405 and 1477 Haraey St., Omahs, e e Monqeviatiicrk Sl | Lotd=Bloady; HoNEr—16@l%e for one’ pound frames; ndard A y 36 Chamber of Commerce, Nebiaska. Steam and Water Supplies, s cortain that receipts for the week will ex bp e e strained honey, 6:@sc per pound. arh | Shigles, No. 1 1106 OMAHA, NEB, M v = | Gutiar Wigg yit. 18 and 70 Farnam 5. o, 4 EESWAX—Choice yeliow, 20@! o; dark ath, ... S v8. All business doi 8 eav! ard: . Actiog Man g ceed those of last week; hence buyers were LIVE STOCK. colored. id@idc. No.gelays. Allbusinsendono abigusoflles - | ooy ynar wnr,ew_ww i in o hurry to make offers unless they calcu- oung America, full cream, petaburs Iron Market: lated on getting stock at their prices. Out | Chicago, Oct. 8.—The Drovers' Jour- i full creain cheddars, 9'4@10c; full 1 n..'\:f.\ l“ gwi 2w of the local v £ 14,000 fresh cattl 16 then > about | nal reports as follows: cream flats, 'gc¢; good to choice skimmed D WEOK Y TOYIOW 0LUne e of 14,000 fresh cattle on sale there were abou Cattle—Receipts, 14,(00; market slow; na- | cheddars, 7i¢c: fitmed flats, vige. in pig iron the Pittsburg Commercia 4,000 Texans and rangers, and scarcely fifty | ¢ 6 e P O 00,35, stcers, | . PICKLES—Medium, 1n bbis, 8.5); do inhalf | Gazatte says: There has been a lull for loads of good natives. Rangers and Texuns | .25@6.00; stockers aud feedors, 2,003,401 bbls, $3.00; small, in 'bbls, 8.7 0; do in haif | o couple of weeks or me generally s0ld lower than at the close of | cows, bulls and mixed, $1.85@5.00; Texas bbls, tzz:} gherkins, in bbls, $3.0); do inhalt | pect for an immediate improvem W, BROATCH, WNELL & Co., Y B Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, | Rngines, Boilers and General Machmery, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardware, Lumber, Ete. 1207 | heet "0" Work. Steam Pumps, Saw MiNs, 12051216 wnd 1211 Harney Street, Omaba. Leaveaworth Ktreet, Omatis, FOUNTAIN — BRANDS— FINE CUT AND PLUG incomparably the Be: ——————————————— last week, sowe salesmen quoting their Tex- | cattle, $1.55@3.10; western rangers, §2.256@ bhfl,““ ‘o—Plug, 26@65c; smoking, 16@%0c. | 1Ot very encouraging. Consumer: Notice. H,'MF-BAUGH & TAYLOR, ans 10@15¢ lower on account of the large | Yol poi0 e 10,000; marketslowand10e | JELLIES—$L25 per 10.1b pail. erally are pretty well - stocked., many of | geatea proposals will be received at the office Bllllllel‘s Hardware and Scale RBDall‘Shun e number of range: Medium natives were | jowers mixed, 85 80@8.50; heavy, $0.00@6.45; SaLT—$1.30@1.35 per bbl, them having contracted for enough to | of the county_clerk, of Douglas county, N Mechaulcs' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 1606 Dou STEAM BOILER WORKS, hard to sell with buyers gencrally 10¢ lower. | light, $.05@5.60; skips, $3.50@5.35. Y| Rore—710.11% last them until the olose of the present . Saturday, October 1ith, 18, for Blroot, Omaha: Nebraski Carter & xon, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds 4 h PLE SUGAR—L @12 : Abigrun of Texaus—about two hundred | Sheep—Receipts, 8,000; market steady; | [ MAvLE, Suosk M‘l‘.‘d‘gl‘;fl”{b;‘ 9 SRRy cars-—had the effect of lowering prices on $3.0043.60; westerns, $300@3.00; 00 per gal. d 2.75@8.50; 1ambs, $4.00@5.50. are less disposed tp make additional cows, heifers and other common natives, all $2.75@ ) oung Hyson, common to fair, 18@ | are sDOS selling considerably lower than lasy Friday. # City, Oct. 8,—Cattle—Raceipts, | 25¢; Young Hyson, good to fancy, purchases. Brokers nearly all report a The K_wm‘_ e iaqa tiama 6,000; shipments,Saturday, 364. Over stocked | Guipowder, common to good, 22 salling off in demandsand furnace men @ with common haif fed stuff'and the market de- | powder, choice to fancy, 40@6c; Japan, com- ok B TR } are low, but that moralized. (Good to choice corn fm! mon to' medium, 15@< Japan, chojca to make a similar statement, but the lat. removing 4,000 cubic yards, more or léss, earth, oncounty road, in Section’12, Tp. 15, nofth R, 10 E., the same belng known as Center Strect, in khorn Station. Certified check of €20 10 ace company each bid. Tlie board reserves the rightto reject any and all bic Profileand specifications | cur, and, moveover, as the upward ten- dency in price has been arvestod buyers RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Steam Btlilel‘s, Tanks and Sheet Iron Work Wholesale Ha[‘flwa[‘g Works South 20th and B, & M. Crossing. ana Hlvnlg fta, Omaba Neb. Western Ageau N & VIERLING TRON WORKS. Wmuzm“and Cast Iron Building Work, fi LEE, c:.Amu-: AN E‘ézu HARD- County Surveyor's or are pretty w 5 o | ofice. By order of county commissione R ANPITERE Buginen. iraas Work, Genersl Founduy, Maghing aud act does mnot seem to stimulate ter are pretty well sold up. hence there | © Blacksmith Wark:, Omcoand Wo L Ry, o G o - .90@ 5.85; common to medium, $3.00@4.60 fancy, 30@45¢; Oolong, common to good, 25 N 2l e . = M. D. ROCHE, County Clerk, scksmit! Tl ) ork: the demand, Tho receipta 14000 included | SIS a0 foading toors, 100 605 Kruas | S50, Golons, choice 1o fancy, b 0c, ied | is not much offering, and while the osd12teom to 1 Wholesale Ha]‘flwa]‘c Ull“fll'y, Tm Pla[g T [ 000 Texuns und western oattle, Choice o | B0RRa0r 81 GU% Si0:"cows, $1.25683 5. | k| commoh o mediurn, 2o@ibe; Imporil, | mArket s easior priccs aro still main- | —=———— Wholesale Hardware, Gutlery, Tin Plat, | —swara wine & inon womks,— ) S4.00@5,00; 50 10,1200 1bs, #3.25@14.00 % | Hos—R 000; shipments, Satur- | good to fancy, 40@bic. toined, sofar at least as pertains to J ke NuTs—Almonas, 15@1 tilberts, 11@12 standard brands. The general belief @ood to choice, §5.95(@6.05; common to me- | Brazil, 9@l0e; walnuts, 120; pecans, 10@l1c; appears to be that the market will rule dium, $5.00@5.50; skips and pigs, $3.00@4.90, | peanuts, S@ic. steady during the remainder of the year ers and feeders, §2.00@2.4 \ mixed, $1.35@3.00; bulk, cattle a shade lower; uerrs. i oot ted Eyuan iseosd i | Manufgcturers of Wire and Iron Railings = Desk Rails, Window Guards, Flower Stands, Wire Signs, Bte. 123 North 16h Streot, Om SOUTH OMAHA, y o T A e = = | Slane: Bt 1z X Ticeid e | National Stock’ ¥ards. Eaus 8. | QORcksa-S@10s per b asoried uten 7 | SER L UG Brices oiher PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., __Mats, Caps, Ete. | "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, o, b3 b soo™™ | shipments, 135 market steady schoice hoavy | yAoisil—Holland Herring, 85ed0e. per kog, | Way. ok Live Stock Cummlssmn Merchants, “W.L. PARROTTE & CO Man'es of Fire & Burglar Proof Sares Hoas—Trade was rather setive aud prices | native stoers fi-lw 60 fair 10 good native o Fish, } o NO. 0,5 A Offie~Room 24, Opposite E: o, Ruliding, Valon Whfllflsalfi Ha{g Caps and Stra Yauite, Jall Work nd Wire Fenclog, Sign i lightly lower than the ol 4 steers, 8. RSO0 AR 5; Trout . 85.50: Mackerel, 3 bbis. n Absolute Cure. “Hogm 1% b il )i} W GOOHS, | voulte,sati work, trou aud wire Fenciug. Sigus Y SI:L.V ;‘:: l'i(:““‘;*fl;‘::‘: ‘lll:"“ 0:;"!021::'::“:‘; e stockers and No, 1 Shore, 0, Large Family, '10- 3 The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT r—— 107 Bardler Street, Omi Labrador Herring, $4. B ool e hyerahd Y (05502 | fooders, O Wud $2.00@3.10; rangers, i Columbla River | is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, *ORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY 2.00@3 Salmon, $17.00 per bbl and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, i iai — — e 1100 to 35,000, ot the ato tralua wers | Srase (60, 200G TS | S el b, whole, 6e; bricks and | Wouns, churped handn and i skin. £rip: Live Stock Commission, T largely cattle. The actual ‘numbtr in sight | = -COE m”‘ thotoe heavy and. butcherst | SLFIDS, 7@, 55 tions. “,” ositively care all kinds of pil Roow 18, Exchange Bullding, Union Stock Yards - OMAHA LUMBER GO ™ CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS o?lmr_ mm}l Was no u gm;! na "lflnun 0. Packing, medium to ixed, 8@l13¢; stick, a/‘nl.! A | Al r the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OIN p— e expected; hence our market closed steady 3 e | ME fancy canay, 1@ 0@0.35; ; > ) —— ST Wi otk wol sold out A fow ‘Tancy | prime, 5.0 ,.5 light grades. ordinary to Sold by Govdman Drug Co., at ALEXANDER & FITCH, AlleflsulelflmuMalenalalWnulesd't Iron and Wire Foices, Relligs, Guards C ¢! = e i & [ or bas] o den: . gasorted beavy sold at 430,55, und u fow | best, &5 Dsy Goods, il it L L Commision Dealers in Live Sock. 1t Seet a Union acine Track Omain, | - IRORSABHL g T ; lots of fancy -e\erwd butchers’ weights, all COTTON FILANNELS—10 per cent Als An 014 Vet G Goom 2, Oppgsite Exchange Bullding, Usion Stock | —=— TR — L R g RN 1‘:&‘*".1‘5“%%?&‘ A RAARA LIVE S7008 B0 160, TS oo, Sy, Namele Toge: | | Davia PRI P T *—RIONMSTO(::"":E“—NL—— LQUIB BRARFORD, MEACHER & WHITMORE, kR Domincn mixed &t $480G0.10; lght sorts Carge. Fia ol 3, Woi Mo, 10 03401 Mo. 40 10401 | o1y1) war, died yoerordey. ot his sor's ARDS CO, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, 88sb, | pire and Burelar Prof Sals, Tine Lok 3 Bifltior ot BHG00 for somimcn ssd onday, Oct. 8, 188, | No. 50, colored, 12c; No, 70, Solored, 12}oj | house, at 107 East One Hundred and 0f Omeba, Limited, Doorn, K. Yarda; Corn b aze Dovelas; Corae } 10@0.15 for choice aasorted. Tho market on beof Cartie wes very quiet | Bristol, 13}4¢; Union Pacifc, 17e Seventh strect, from the efects of & r d 8 and Dousing Usueral Agent aaa Sal Work b 8. ,“‘ Compaus I ¥ . doba F Bo7d. Puderisiandant.