Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1888, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WED ESDAY OCTOBER 17, 1888, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. A Oontinuance of the Downward Movement in Wheat. #0LD HUTCH" BUYING LIBERALLY Corn Rules Weaker—Oats Quict—Pro- vislons Suffer a Decline--CattleActs ive But Prices Unchanged— Hogs Lower—Quotations, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Ciiteaco, Oct. 10.—|Special Telegram to Tnr Bee |—The wheat market opened weak and lower on soft private cables and the pressureof long wheat. ‘There was no very large amount offered, but scattering orders came on the markot from every quarter at the same time, December opened at $1.10%¢ and May at $1.10%. The low point —§1.10%4 for December und §1.10 for May-—was reached very soon after the opening, and then, with- out any warning, the market started up, December going to §1.12' and May to $1.1214. December workea back to $1.105 and May took a position at a premium following De cember, lg@le. After this sccond re- uction the murket hung around $1.11@111Y for Decomber quite a while, but soon after 12 o'clock it again turned decisively and the best prices of the day were obtainable the last half hour of the trading session. De. cember by 12:45 was $1.125%, May $1.13} and the top was not reached until afterwards, The market was active early and late, the same as rsterd with @ very dull period intervening, The absence of the pelling ssurc was @ motable feature during most of the session, and by a good many the temper was misjudeed on that account, the opinion prevailing quite gener- ally that the only reason values did not fur- ther depreciate was for the simple reason hat there was littie property offering, and that it needed selling to produce a break ction, when it came, was from the other dircction. Wheat was wanted, and still there was little for sale. Outside mar: hets were generally steady and rather better, if anything. Scaboard markets are not now far removed from the export basis, and if foreigners want our wheat at anywhere near the prices prevailing at export points they will begiu to fecl for it soon. The situation Jooks more natural than it has for some time, have yet a consid th though primary marke! erable distance to go back or eastern mar- kets to go up before they get into line. A story which found belief today was in circulation to the ef fect that the market was raided by Fairbank and Hutchinson yesterday for the double purposc of disabusing the public mind of the idea that a corner 1n December was in 1on and also to enable Hutchinson rie line of May wheat, of which he und himself sho 'he fact that Hutchinson has been a free buyer of May on Jlor to this bit of gossip, and and swmiling front of the stalwart bulls under the rattling fire to which the market has been subjected was - wark. A further state ) s br early this morning were the “tailers,” have been “shaken out,” and that none of the princidal lines of long wheat have been disturbed or reduced. Information was also vouchsafed that the short interest in Deces ber is greater now than it was befo raid. On the other hand, the bears say that whatever may happen, the receipts of wheat up to the end of Decembér will b larwe and on a gradually increasing scale. The that the wh ers are holding ba a better grade and that the natural tendency of this future free movement will be to ki values down and prevent any more ‘‘cor- ners.”” These bits of talk are given for what they are worth representing opposing views on the subject of wheat values. wheat walked right along up to $1.1 Conselman led in the buyings, his_purchases for the day being put av 2,500,000 bushels. ‘This may or may not be for Hutchinson, but the crowd elected to believe that it was. Decomber rose to $1.1317. The whole list set- tled back somewhat from the extreme top, but the last quotations recorded an advance over 2¢ in near futures aud 314c in May. Corn started weak and lower at 43{c, November being !i¢ under yesterday's close and sold off sharply lg¢ more to 4215 rallying ut the latter point with an_improve- ment observable in wheat and working up gradually to ddc. strongest and mad tober and November closed i (@3¢ under terday’s prices. Closing quotations were; October 43c; November 431cc bid; December 40} ;¢ seller, and May 39'¢c bid. Oats opened fairly active with most of the trading in May, which was weak to 'cc lower carly and advanced to 20;c, ruling dull and quiet later with near months nearly un- changed, though tending to weaknes Posted receipts were greater than antic pated, including nearly 400 cars, and with arge quantities in sight and a general casi- ness clsewhere there was little disposition to put out new lines. No. 2 in_store was about Jgc lower at 24c with trading i cash lots Siefly by sample. In the provision market there was a little more doing. Not much increase was notice- able in outside tradibg but regular pit traders were more inclined to branch out, and as they were doubtless influenced in their course by orders to scll the tend of the movement was bearish. Early in the day the vrade was subjected to what might be construed us & mild raid and as a result prices were made to average and close lower than yesterday. The decline actually suf- fered amounted to 25¢ on October lard, on _October short ribs, 15¢ on Novemoer pork, 173¢c on Nevewber [\rd, il on De- cember, year and Junug® ard, 12¢ onyear and January pesdy, aod 8% ou January short Fibs, - —— CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, CmraGo, Oct. 16— [Special Telegram to Tie Bee | -Carrie.- Business was somewhat bet #or than yesterday, but there was little or no thange in values as compared with yesterday. X he only improvement was that buyers came d made better offers than yes- stern markets are fuli of beef and cattle, and until the surplus is worked off, both in the east and Chicago, there is little or no chance for improvement, So far this week there is only 1,000 less than the same time last week, from all accounts received the chances are that the run will be consider- ably less than last week. Should this prove correct the present pressure may be relieved, but there is slight chance for any great im- provement this week. The run of Texuns and rangers fell off to about 100 cars each, yet the rage sales were no better than yesterday, stive butchiers' selling about the same as last week. The demand for stocke d feeders continues fair and prices steady. The receipts include T n\l western cattle; choice ves, §.50@5.90; medium to good steers, 150 0 1500 108, $4.50@5.50; 12 5 3.7 0 to 1350 1bs, @4.50; 950 to 1200 Ibs, '$4.95(@4.85:_stock- ers and fecders, $1.90 3 cows, bulls and mixed, $1.35@3.00; bulk, Texas cattle d Indian steers, i western rangers, 835004 $2.50@3.00; wintered Texans, £2.60@ Hoas—Trade opened brisk and the bulk of arrivals sold about the same as )enh.rdny. but after the rush of shippers and Jators was over, buyers for packers re 10 pay the current prices of the morning, so that late sales were at least 5¢ lower than at the opening and the general market closed dull. Best heavy sold around about §.10, A few fancy made $6.15@6.20, but the bulk of the ordinary run of mixed sold between $5.90 und $6.00, with common st 5. 75(@>.85. ldxd;&t' sorts were neglected and sold at .75 ———— e FINANCIAL. New Yurk, Oct. 6. - [Special Telegram to Tne Hee.|—Stocks—There were slightly lower prices in most of the list at the open- ing to-day, wita the tone rather weak. Ricimoud and West Point stocks were stroug features, both advaugiog small frac- - tioris, The decline was ehecked after the | the moré inferior grades of cattle were | Vivecar—~Cid 0@1%c per gal. White | Flooring, first eommon, 6in. .. first half hour. Aside from eight or ten | Scarce. ‘lhe market was about steady and { wine, 10a@20c pe “o Flooring, second comman, 6 in stocks the market was dull almost to stagria. | BbOUL the average mumber of cattle chanced | CRANRERRIES &S00 per bbl. Select fencing flooring. . 19 et 4 AR |} inds. The scarcity of good native feeders | Provistoxs —Haths, No, 1, 12'¢ei No. 2, | Siding, first and second clear, 14@16 1t'25 00 tion. Considerable animation and strength | (onvin'eq ‘and for that reason there was ot | 111gc; shoulders, "Set rib’ bacon. 1244c: | Kiding, first common, 10 feet 2 was shown in cotton oil toward noon, but the | much life to the trade. Butchers’ stock was | clear bacon, 193¢ Pie#e hama, 6i,c; dried | Siding, second commof dealings were featureless as a rule. At 2 | also rather scarce and good cows sold as | beef hams, @i c: dry ®alted clears, short, | Common boards Lumbe LHURCHILL PARKER, Cow ulr_l’Z. Uealcrmuncmmral Implements, Vaznns. Dea'er in Al Kinds of Lumber Al , ] 9. " waid for one. | 11¢: extra short,“100¢¢; short ribs, 10c; | No. 2 boards, all lengths o'clock the market was dull and steady at high as ¥2 1.00 was paid for one. | Diovls bies feor: I8dbRitn, B0C: lare, 10, n‘m_m"m'l w,“‘;,fi"‘fl ; Street, between 9tk and Witornia Streots, Owaha, about opening prices. St. Paul closed 1 Hogs. smoked snusage, 6@% per lb; hog cas- | Fencing No L1 L (S point higher, and Union Pacific advanced | The market opened with heavy hogs sell- | ings, 17@! Joists wud s NGER & METUALF CO. 2x4, nearly as much. Burlington declined 2 | ing a shade lower and other uv'xul 85 Timber, 4x4, $x8, 1216 feet lower. Luer, Lin, G, Eic., Bt —r Grocers List i ¢ i, reconeing ‘abou” ot O v | 4858 Bong gl B | e ik Do 01 Agrialtral Imlements, Wagons,CATTGEeS | ___ " corer s o st o were unimportant, generally showing a sma > Pttt cag, seamless, 170,04 L f F 5 & | RaVet FOWHA SaoURAF VTFotTah ihewn, | i Rl iy PARLIN, GRENDOTF & MARTIN, o Dealers Ouly. The following were the closing quotations There were a good many here and a few | 105 b'l wu 2005 Wool sac Office, 163 Farnam Street. Omaha. s —— SR R | Sk Nk R R e, e i S TG | steate and Tinmers st m“!l‘“fl‘.!‘?fl&.flf&‘?.!fi!!"}?fi‘i"‘m JOMN A WAKEFIELD, ! Ha AR PR In boxes, »cr.{:‘ 1@ Block U, small pig.. P. P. MAST & CO., Y Wholesale Lnmber, Ete, N tes, in bo Londot agi ¢ mported and American ) e i i 1,100 | 00 dates, I boxet, TGS, London MaleER | Copner, Manaficures of Bukeye D, Seders, | ™% AMERER (R (it ¢ Birliagion G000 | looso raisina, " #4.302.50 Copner, cold rolled Cultnators, ey Raes Cder Miln —— ey WAL ko, Birlington B0 ela raisins, r ) . | Copper, veriwers. Cor. 14th and Niehol CHAS. R. LEE & Quincy nz | forvia loose muscat per " box. !v ~u Copper, pitts at I o P& W, The followinz 18 table of prices pald in | pitted cherries, per ib. H@?lc; C Copper, flats WINONA 'MP“‘-MENT co.. Dealer in Hardwood Lumver, jlikgols pe this market for the grades of stock men- | Bia pitted piims, jer (b, | S e Senttes 1 w &B Wood € : ; A cd. | dried blackberries, 'per o, &, and 5 Agricaltare let‘.I]]EIIIS H[UHS nwfls 004 Carpets and Parquet Flooriug. 9th and Douglan 1024 do preferr esteers, 1300 to 1500 1bs. . $5.00 ruspberries, per 1o, 1 u.qm.—..u“ ap- | Patent planishe LR 3l mwn entral | kit Western Union. Califoraia sun dried | Patent planishe st SUROE M MissouriPacific ... £0 Moxey ox Canr last loan 3 per ce Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 ibs. e feeders ¢ California unvared e s ise: evaporated teccurrants, 6y OMAHA BRANC ~_____Millinery and Notions. J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., I. OBERFELDER & CO., Akron, Ohlo. porated | Rooffing, 1 fornia | Roofing. 1X, 14xe' ..\ Turk. | Roofting, IC IX, sy at 2@3 per cent t; closed offcred at 3 | Ranwe steers, com Sa¥ cont A {ah brunos, 41y (@ orange | RooMine i i i ine, | THaporters & Jobbersin Millinery & Notions T s e ] [ A o TBE T ot oot Lot tora s | Sheat Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine. B S A i FhiLs B [ Tones, 1@ o W. K. Moad, Manager. 1213 Leavenworth st, Omana. | &= it aga 1 Sun — SterLie Exciaxor—Quict and steady at | Fair tocnoice nght hogs. Correes=llocha, Bi26ci Rlo, good, 10 MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co . Overal 315 for sixty-day bills, and #8577 for | Fairtochoie Mandahling, -’“vd roasting Rio, iy BN te Sh et It O, ava, interior, @ Manufacturers and Jobbers in CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., CATTLE. e XNXN iails, base, per Bl Lbl #.n ‘ante, Shirts, Ko, 172an0 1108 Douglas Streehy Cniea Oct. at—! ong and No. flqw—(.rnvv\ll.llm Sa@sy e hine casungs, e — higher; cash$1.11; \”\,.lmw $1.1150; Do- | 24 cows S white extra extra C stove plates, §7.00@S.00; wrought iron, $8.00@ Artiste’ Materials. b ey R e o (R T (sl o OWS...., . C, i powdered. o cubes, Y 10.00; bones, dry. ; steel, $.00 per ton; | ~ ot A HOSPE, Jr. v = Nohonn Corn_-Firmer; cash, 43c: November, 4356c; | 16 cows, rev v HoNEY—T6tizc for one pound frames; | copper, $8.00(0.00; brass, $4.00@s.00; zine, i "3 T.ROBINSON NOTION CO., SR e o] U el raned honey, b Ceporpound, - B 0 sol o6 e ) e fad! Amsls’ Material, Pianos and OMG81S, | yesle Notons nd Fumishing Goods Oats —Firm; ovember, 24} j¢; | 77 calves. Bruswax—Choice yeliow, 2@22c; d 2.00@2.50; rubber, §2.50@3.00; mixed rags, , i v colored, 13d14c. tull cream, | $-10@1I0 perewt, 18 Dousias Street, Omatin, Nebraska, €0 &ind 06 Seuth 101l 8., n.....n.z Bariey —Nominal, 1 T ot gt full | Kvery one is the artisan of his own | ___Booksellers and Stationers. o = Prime Timothy—No trading. Shatas Hilinined ke, v fortunc. If you wish a fortune keep : . JOn A e Ol 3 Flax 8140 Picki s edium, in bbis, §.5 healthy by the heo flfl “1’1“'“”" i B l( “ dSt i CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, v b ls, small, in bbls, $5 Cabin *Sarsaparilla, which puritics the UU SB er Pl H]flflfl's st " Pork 15.00; December, 3,755 ghe i Vasutlivg ) 3 B ¢ ccembor Db, €035 ghorkinm in biis, ¢ piood ol s s BEath “and | iy ot s b BT oy Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils £.76; November, strength, Largest bottles on the market. i Joling, 16@We. ! t bott] o Kireet. Omann. Nob, Axle Grease, Ktc. Omata. A, 1. Bishop, Manngen Tonaico-t m:;;_‘“”s @We. | 320 Ubses for $1, - Try it. - VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, patents, #7.00@ | S Gr A L & . Co. Ry - Boots and Shoes. .| Nytioys an Geat's Farmishing Good 7.0 $5,00005.90 s, 1435 Rore—3-1 3 THE RE MARKET. JGNES & £0, rishing Goods, B Shouldors, 8.2 short 1 st'r. 1310 MariLE SUGAR ks, 11@12 per 1v; KIRKEN DAL L, O S oy 1106 Harney Streot, Omaha. e s SR A R LLe s BT ' et S “Per 1b; pure waple | Instruments Placed on Record Dur- Whulcsaia ififlflilffl[}([ll‘fll‘iflfBUmSflfldSMBS i Butter - ey 23 feeders. ... 1022 up, $1.00 per ¢ ing Yesterday. dairy, 1520 10 cows ...... 1085 AS— ) ounge flyson, common to N Parsons to 1da Carlson, lot ], Yates & Agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 1166 & 1106 | s AL AR eyl Cheese— full cream cheddars, 101/ 0 steers Young Hyson, kood to fancy, Reed's add, w d 3 2,500 Tarney 81, Omaba. Nebraska. THE SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING €O, @ile: fiats 107 Young Americas, 11 S1 8t Gunpowder, common 10 g Upian Stoek Yt (0 101 & Mulioy, 100 —_ W. V. MORSE & CO. Munutacture:s of Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. Bank, Ofice and Saloon Fixtures. a man, ctory, Sum: denonrs, Mook Cases, Drug Fixtures watl 101, 11661106 Dougias 8¢ Omata Manuactory, Sum e A u aKe & Tar jowder, choice to fan k 7. flrst add South Omahu, w LEELUCIALD nu)n\‘h’v medium, r1urt ) 3y Stk and husband to N'D Hoxie, iob slong, common to good 0. Ik 1, Stevens Pluce add, wd...... P aaiopione "““‘. el 0 W ouutze and wite to N C Delss, 10t 1, #he; Oolong, choice to Tancy, b Tinpe SR TCHLIRR " cowmoi to medium, 25@e; Tmperial, | ¢ lidndiron ang it o0t 10 fancy, 405k it NUTS — Alnor, Inick i, 0 10cq Bay StateC. Co.d Lorenson, nig —_— | G Coftees, Spices, Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO. — Telephone 113 filberts, 11@12¢; pecans, 10@11c; Iry salted, Galbraith, 141 3 WA P No. 1, solid |v;|r\(\‘«|, § st Standard Cattle 10 3 catk Omialia Coffee and Spico Mills. 2o Paints and Oils. Standard Cattle @10c per 1b; assorted cakes, 7 G : i T3 3 i spments, | WO ok , e S Teas, Coffes, Spices, Baking Powder, CUMMINGS & NEILSON. our. bbls. -, S. Rankin, i0 feeders 121 rring, 85c@ 000, per keg, 18 ncres, Tot 3, se ‘a Flavorig lnucl‘ Laundry Biue. ke . e 3 ) sy g oo Tty | it fatty T sy st Shalkebitine© 7 | Paints, O1ls, Window Glass, Btc. t)‘:l-::, e 2(‘: (x::: ks m»’rl«;'.: ’h:;‘ll;‘; ; axter, i —____Grookery and Glassware. 1115 Farnam Stroet. Omaha . Rye, "“-‘ Mo S0 i | . N Columbia “Tiver | J 8 biorx v‘nlrml\l\(xrultu"“: Johmian 50 oW L WRIGHT, Pive: New York, Oct. 16, — Wheat— Receivts, hon, $17.00 per bb lot 4 VIK 12, Reud '8 irst add, w o ent for the Manufacturers and Importers Soden . = 102 .uo.l BRI .‘"spr:.! ’]’u;"\‘rl\(l unset- “:’;:i..:;(..\ Per b, whole, Ge; bricks and | 1 "m‘;'\"”,,r n to “,w‘(:‘ll ne of n‘elz GI'UU‘KGI'Y, Glassware Lamps Gmmneys CARPENTER PAPER C2., £110% @111 CANpy-Mixed, S@lde: stick, id wite to ) B Finley, 13 ot Rte. OMce, 3178, 1th B, Omaha, Nebr Whn[gsa][} Paper Dealers, L1 v Smith's add, w d 1 to I, Larsen,’ n Hill, w @ 3 wité to T irennan, 1ot 16, 1045 13c; fancy « Dry Goods Cottox Biuxsnip—ilipee fcont dlay LI, 5 Ni ftlo § uner o, §1.14001, 143 y dull; November, $1.0S)« at $1.117% PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN. f Printing, Wra and Writing 1mporters and Jobbers of L4 LIELTAASLLICE wd orders. oso0 | CrO0Kery, Glassware, Lamys, Silverware | —— RaporBosos: JOHN L. WILKIE, or, i 10t 6, 1 8 L RIEC $es Ge % b S add, W 1514 Farnam St., New Paxton Building. Cori—TReceipts, 106,00; exports, 14 e eoh st aeeen Namaonny Wi to) T Ditvey, 105, PI‘DDI‘IEMI‘ Omaha Paper Box ffll)l(]l‘y il i elovator. 0Bt D UNiLagc o S0 10K 3/ & ianiss A wits (6 & 3 Tobiiison, ot Nos. 17 and 1019 Douglas St Omabia, Neby ded mixed, HK@513c; options 0. 50, ""*"""‘ Al };gmh 3 J} L, fhotse add, ;\’}i i IKH' : RIDDELL & RIDDELL, ek o hnd el liodvai s o kT Wane- 1 White, cotored, | s & Krchor'saih ‘“d‘l “‘ I‘l“‘l o | Storage and Commission Merchants, - Outs —Heceipta, g e il "‘H L 5 | Speciaitic: rior Fose Choece. Ponitry, Game, PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., mosietu s g P 1 D S ik Y Farm, Field and Gard S g : i Siater | 008 B ike: w8 ot aand GEO. SCHROETER & CO., bil e mixed w ) nnm, western, 2 210 11 ot 19, EANS Rockport, 8¢ nestoga, 61ach | g\ Melroy to United Presb, errace add, Buccessors to McShane & Schroeder.) 11 an 1 d0men st Owaba, 91 Produce CUIIl[mSSIl]fl A e e York, 30 in., York, 42 in.. lot 4, bl First add to n 2,000 8torage, Forwarding & Commission 103 Swift River, Sc Thorndike 00, 8¢ French and wife to C E Warner, lot R0y e — h Tnorndike EE, s} Thorndike 120, ¢ blk 16, Central park, w d 1,000 FREDERICK .| FAIRBRA::s. ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & C Thorndike XX, 16¢; Cordis No. 5 93jc; Wallace, trustee, to E N Miller, lots 16 Wholesale O 0 g vy e v, 7 | 5000 o S < | Fou, Pod, Gre and Genera Commison | Storage, Forwarting ent Connision @40c. Coffee—Options opened steady at 10i15 points up, higher ing steady at 56 points below y ¢ with free sell- ing, closing active: October, $14.50 14,603 X 50; December, $14.10 @14.30; Rio urnng« fair cargoes at 161 c. 2 . 5 blk 2, Monmouth park, w d 4,600 O Blerale s rebiny o o wn TS T '“"‘ wlv”/c:mleum— Jgc lower; United closed at 11“:! \x:::‘rm i, S:xf'lr‘v'\;‘ .‘\\;‘urlxlfi“‘ i.';hy",‘&'}k."‘ a,;;:: m“‘;:l\‘“.E:’\:R:{ll‘:‘ldllurnc“lnl'7 d = Me: n-m '“""'??e"&dfi'?fin'l'"-fi'.‘f" mnVVanhmh e o e No. 180 Lggs—Quiet and less steady; western, 213¢ | 27 stockers. 00 | Beaver Creek AA, 1 ot Boaver Creek BB | 5 W'Wood wnd wite to 1 3” Filier, Tot 5 @32, 11¢: Beaver Creek CC, 10c. blk 87, Albright's choice, w d. 3,000 Coal, Gok d l’urkA ui Packers Purchasey. KENTUCKY .h’ . “\d.r‘mull'mll‘l rCLDakou: Lk oa 0 L lfl I.Ima Lard—Nominal; western steam, §: Showing the number of hogs bought by :,T;;é..l.':“?}\'":"‘ L.ff{;w‘.f(f”" goi Laaiag Bull¢ing Permits. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., 14 options, lower omatIIssica T the leading buyers on the market to-day Crasi,—Stevens' B, [ Stevens' B | Thefollowing permits to build wore 1s- Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. ‘““"“““’Z" O western dalcy, | G H. Hammona & Go bleached, 7e; Stevens A, Stevens A: | sued yesterday: 3 " 5 yotive and firi; western dairy, | Omaha Packing bleached, Sige; Stevens’ b ¢ Sides Stevens' | b Emsiie, brick shop, Sixteenth and Har- 200 Bouth 13th Street, Omaba, Nebraska, STORZ & ILER, western creamery, 14@26c; Elgin, § 0000 ACLEE S P, bleachied, 9iges Stevens' N, 0ig evens' | ey streets. o 80| =57 JOHNSON & ICO. : ecso—Firmer and quiet; western, 10@ | J P Suuire & Co b~hlmu hed. 1045¢ s‘mvenq. ,sm;"l;nxcnm Govre W i R"r;'rllm. Twenty-sixth e & Ch 5 Lager BEGI‘ BWWEPS i i Misc oUS.—1apie ol clotn, 5 ory streets i 105 Highest and Lowest. plain iotiand, 91¢o; Dado Holland, 12:5c. vl (icago ditvien Mannfactarers Umfllfl, 1821 North Kigthteent Strect, Owmsha, Neb. St. Louis, Oct. 16.—Wheat—Higher; | The following are the highest and lowest | = Brown sheeting—Atiantic A, 4-4, 735} .::, ‘“({‘\'\ulx‘:‘.fl?”1'&'1»';'.'3.'»?{."3‘:.’:{ 000 | Andshippers \._.nl“;(:;"“‘..w Haster, cash, $1.063¢; October, $1.0i}¢; November, | prices paid for hogs during the past few days | lantic H, 4-4, 71 All:r\lu‘D 4-4, 0703 b 10,000 ‘st Ot Neb: e ephono. i, $1.0850, and on the correspouding dutes onc and two [ Jantic Py 4-4,6c; Aurora L, 4-4, be; Aurora | ¢ ottaé, Bariker iear HiFy: o, —_— Cori—Weaker; cash, ic; November, | years ago: C, 44, 4}.0; Crown XXX, 4-4, f3c; H ’ (ird street : S rv o000 Nou - 3614c. LL, 44, 6c; Indian Head, 44, Wjgci L Nicholas Che “dwelling, " Twenty- ry Goods ana No 0"5' 5, M r l Gl lll [lC Oats—Dull; cash, 220, May, 285¢e. ' LT 8| :f;l Q\:‘“flm — | oo Lt 44, "6c; O Dom;nlflzvn :: % i | bt ana Grlinuon sires o ‘M. E SMITH & CO., annfacture Galvanized Iron an UI'HICG. Pork—Quiet at § 3 1 )y >epperell , 7c; Pepperel , 6503 or pel RPN Johin Epencter, Proprietor. 0 Dodge aud 166 and 100 Lard—Lower at Oct. 188 Pepperell, 84, m,. Pepperell, O Pep- : Bl - D" Guuds anlsm“! Goods and “flflflns 110tk Street, Omaba. 5 600 @8 45 a C, 44, 4% mmmm Ton permits, AEEregating................. 821,865 3 Whisky~$1.14. ARy perell, 10-4, 2305 Utica C, 4 u i Butter—Unchanged; creamery, 20@22c; | g ird | Aurora R, 44, ic; Aurora B, 44, —= 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th 8., Om = — dairy, 15@1%c. o 6w @ | —West Point ™ in, B oz, 10%c; AunjAbsotate Oure:. | KILPATRICK-KOCH DRVGOODsCu Printors’ Matorial. Minneapolis, Oct. 16,—Wheat—Receivts | | - Sunday, | ‘v\,s‘;“‘]-om( 2 tn 10 0z, 136; West 10et ; Thf ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Noti "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, were 393 cars, witih 04 shipped out, Higher | £ & t 16c; West Point 40 in, 11 oz, 160. | 18 0nly put up in large two ounce tin boxes, D 00oers 1n Dry 0ol 5, Notlons A[mlmy Publishers. prices were asked, but sales did not show 74005 90 | ed, C, 24 ing 1556 "B, 9 Ciny | S0 Is an Sisafute it for old sores, burns, | Genta' Furnisbing Goods. Comer 1ith and Hasney much improvement. Closing: No 1hard, Octo- *as w 1 3 G, 24 in, 1803 HAF,3 3c g RF, 3, | ounds, chapped hands, and all skin erap- ts., Omaha, Nel 8. Dealers in 'l'yu and Printers’ Supplies, 608 or and November, $1.20; December, §1. 0 | i 22 * % | tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles, | s—mer ot m 2 SRR thmnsum.om- la. ber and November, §1.20; December, §1.21; @s Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- NEBRASKA FUEL €O., = May, $1.23; on track, $1.19; No. 1 north- | 136 % @59) | 420 @4 § g X —Pinkand RobesRichmona, 615c; | Ask for the NE OINT N orn, October, 81.11; November, $1.113: De- LR i G ] R Allen, 6c; Riverpomt. oc Steel River, 615c; b:ln“s'.‘)ér Efld wg:i'iq;!’l::ml;mz Co., at 25 smwgm of Coal and Co Rubber Good- ember, $1.10; May, $1.16; on'track, $1.11@ | 1 2 g0 Pacific, Gige. o — 3 g : “1"4‘-.);!0.‘2 north om;\mr‘t) n:, Nove 0 % 5 Dress — Charter Oak, 5lie; Pl e e o OMAHA RUBBER CO., " December, $1.054 ; May, 110345 Liye Stock Notes. Ramapo, 4iio: Todi, Slsc; Allen, 60; Rich: Wonderfal Lake Tahoe. = | Nanufacturers and Dealers in RnhherGu on track, §1.05, 23 (r‘(‘ lwick, Brainerd, came in with a ;l’\nmé Seg nulwr, ‘os¢c; Eddystone, 6ic; San Francisco Bulletin: The waters Dil Clothing aud Leather Belting. M08 Farnaiw Bt Milwaukee, Oct. 16— Wheat — More | car of cox acific, 636¢ i AQERa - en Supemixa—Berkeley cambric | of Lake Tahoe are marvellously pure— DEWEY & STONE, | ;Jan- | O. Andrews, Syracuse, was here with a active: cash, $1.0314; December, $1. 1,063 ¢ lot] o o1 i (1 toad of cow Cabor 556 é:,::thkf‘:‘é'f:utxe’a g Parest o ctenrest 1 he world, 11 Wholesale Dealers in Furnitur, SBROV) £ GO, ™ Cotn—Quiet; No. 3, 44c. J. Sheeks, York, markcted a choics load of Fruit A R Soic. Greene | DSlieve. Que imagines that the waters < W o Manu? £ Quiot: N“w...m, 20¢, heayy hoge at €5, oort Hope, 787 Ring” Bhitip cam. | of the river of life cannot be more pu Farnam Strect, Omaba. Nebraska. o Maaptaoeuters of Rye—Quiet; WA, Bare, Brady Island, came in with a | oric," 11 Lo Tonsdule - cambric, © 113405 | 1tepeatedly during our long pull I noted CHARLES SHIVERICK, Blinds and Mnulflm Harloy=—Qu 0% bl dEol g At ys ] Lonuaie, ' uo; * Now, York mills, 1053 | that the nlt‘x‘:mml by and dripping Furnitare 12th and Lzard Street N, 2 rovisions- iy , Pepperell, 42-in, 11¢; Pepperell, 46-in, l.c‘ rom my oars had an apparently blue L 3 , Neb., was ted by W. H. B o Y ) Cincinnad, Oct. 16.-Wheat—Dul; No. 2 | it N Win SOt e by W 1| peperc b4, Toos Bopporel, s biet Peo’ | tinge whon wo woro pulling in tho Omsbs, Nebraska: BORN MANUFAGTU red, £1.05@1.07. J perell, ¢ 1 Pepperell, 104, 25¢; Ca BLOT, AR . J. Holcomb, Hebron, was_ at the yards ) orn—Dull and easier; No. 2 mixed, 6@ [ (4 % FIoeoms, FLro, wos, unn..v:.”“] 4 B Haas was at the yards. He is feed- | . F rige number of cattle at Herman, Butler, of the firm of Butler & Hough, at, La., came over with @ car of hogs. ph, 6c; \anuulm. 11 G CO. e sty thel " ~ | Mafacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds, blue borrawed the hues of the deep | messwnszoee o o A ubiioge Staie Work an ierior Tias oo ¥igh A xxr18,—Plaid ~Raftsmen,20c: Gostien, | water no less than of the unclouded PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO AT Eorer s ToRvuriwurth Strot Iron Mountain, | blue sky ahove, leading one to believe i i i it i o Combnarion or | WAOIESAle Groceries and Provisions blue water and blue sky that he was 706,707, 700 ad 711 8, 1001 S, Omabia, Neb. moving. 1f Oats—Easier; No. 2 mixed, 26c. Rye--Firmer: No. 2, t0c. Whisky—Active and firm; §1.14. Kansas City, Oc ~Whe: No. 2 red, cash and R ANNELS— White—G H, H, No. 1, %, 2¥5¢: B i popular young man at the | | No. 1, 8. 30c; Queches lleam lenga. Pumpu. Eto. Steady; | C aber, $1.00 asked } ifornia had wo other | ~7 McCORD, BRADY & co., | ™~ A. L. STRANG C December, 98%e bid; H 01} bid; No. | v ( himself with the firm of i M—Plungett cec scenic attraction but this great inland 2t g rod s, e wsied: ol 'lsuh ‘cash, | Palmeér, Richman & Co. o) Forke, . 7ic0: i f Ay by e AR LU B R Wholesale GI‘UB&I‘S Pumps Pipes and }]]]gmgg 4 bid; December, bid Harry Benson has accepted a_ situation as | 8}5¢: Calcutta dress, 8ic 'uuenlull dress, | deep and blue as the occan, too— team, Wi 4 ) n-Quiet: No. 2, cash, 00 bids or offer- | book-kecper with the well known commission §1%¢: Renfrow aress, & "o Sod iRl bln Ll “"Tn U] 1 and Leavenmortt Strea liaam vmf‘v-z.mml'i’.r:'.‘.‘.. l‘!','."u'i"f‘é'l"“"" By 3 281c bid; May, cbid; No. 3, | firm, Dorsey Bros. & Clifton Eamprics — Slau \\'\/od! Bicoy | WM DAL EhE. DOOL N ISCONErY, 1e L e— a0y o ST v, Dor ton, Srann R0 o R h i1 cloud effectson itare marvelous in their Mard CHUHCHILL PUMP C a1 aaoq s praocs ed Van Dyne, Sutton; 1. R, Langtord, | BERIGIC RS "R0T c; amer- | ever-changing shapes and various color | ardware. Whnlesam Pum; S Pl E, Fitt R TSI L ttier Qrpeky and jean, bigc; Gloucaster, 0! Anmhl C loug | effects, The effects at Tahoe are in |] D | ll]ES, JAVE oK. Amo y Pac g Co. bougl Jol¢ ( o 2 it N i DY DTS T s n na LIVE STOCK TksmouE Oudplys BRckiNE G0 oukh al‘tlklfl aly 10345 Stietel 923 Windsor Gold | Jiyom the summit of Tallac I have scen Saddlery& J]hflfll‘s []r S]dfllfl” Hflrdwal‘fl ‘0. 5. WIND ENGINE & PUME GO ChitaRs: Oot 15 =The Drovers' four | ke tomodesa. Dhlk il crare mange e rose-flame, ~ yellow, blue-purple, and | anq Leather. 1603, 1408 and 147 Hamnay St., Omaha, nal reports as follow market for the more common kinds of stock, Drugs and Chemicals. black-purple cloud eflects that no Nerask Steam and Water Sl]ll!lll[:s "Cuyv:lc— as they intend mflxj considerable canning, vs—Sulph. acid, 1%c; citric | painter dare reproduce on canvas with- alliday wmd Mm- 918 and 920 Farnam St., Omubs, ceves, . e —— tartaric 50c; bal. co) , 65¢; | out charge of exaggeration. Especially Heavy Hardware. - F. HOss, Actiog Munnger. stockers and- feedors, $1.44d3 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARMKETS, i chloroform, 47c; glycerine, 20ci | have I scen idle islands of flames setand | ~~~~~=~ B fiiade ubc . d ed, §1.3 gum Arabic, uits, Etc. gum_opium, v, solid-packed creamery, 1§ | bromide pota cot, $1.00; gum camphor .25 aulph. morphia, W. J. BROATCH, BROWNELL & CO., Beavy Rardwae, Iron and Steel, anas Boilers and General Machmery, steers, $1.05@3.35; wostern raugers, §2.0 floating in colorless seas of sky. Produce, Burrer—Fan - 3 o) 1 ¥ i e RE T Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardware, Lu Sheet lrun Work NlFlln Pumps, Saw MK 2 o o ke &5 60ugh 05 heavs: | @i, cholce “country, 17@ite: comnion | | 011 Larbon, ‘,;“: g Dot 1 PEEHI.ESS DYES AGE , T, AEET | tonoon Wogop oy, merirry famper w10 e iR S 101 s ; light, $5.60@6.00; skips, 0@ FLOUK—Nebraska paf " $6.00@6.75; | Summer, 11c; 3 . 1 golden ma 3 Minneso ;mu»nn 8 straight | ¢hine, 18c: extra W. ’# Tard, 840; No. 1 lard, SBRANCH OFFICE, e ——— e em— Sheep—Receipts, 7,000; market meguxnr, grados, $5.00685.50; bakers' Hour, 85254515 | 47¢: | turbentine, Bloj linseed raw, Sci HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, 35, i, westerns, 83:20@3.35; | SeRURL A 9 boiled, Bsc Texans, $2.30@3.50; laumbs, $1.005.50. U A e S e an ;. Gernao, | JOHIN M. SHAW & CO. | Bilders’ Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. on Works. h”mfi';{_: “,_‘,&', k‘\;ffi;’fm“&fiam guan POTATORS 600 500 per b, s per oz, 4tic. i s eoHHISSInu’ Moshanies' Toale ang B 106 DousInt | Gyrqar s som, Prop's. Manafacturors of all kinds ebri emlock sole, 15 pes Ibs oak sole, ; L Co., i, ) T A0SR | Homock ele, gy yer I ol cle, U@ | Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds, REL%:]g;Z]‘gLfi;fi;a;g“ g3 Sleanl“lig_llshr“sm”}s_ng@§{1flee‘lr'!_run ot R nar b, 8ic per 1b; oak harness, 4@ Kan 7,558 to strong on all classes, but toward the close | live chickens, $3.00G became weak, slow and & shade lower; good | chickens, to choice corn fed, $.75@5.25; common to | * Tomato 0. 1 | ; ted oak and trace, 3°c per 10; oak and hem- medium, $3.25@4.50; stockers and feeding Prars—California $3.00@3.50 per bu box. " b Margin Transactions a Speclalty. £t and Harney Sta., Omubs, N-b w- m A.enu PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WOILKS, steers, #1.00 4 grass rango steers, $1.05 | koas—Sirictly tresn, iN@loccandied. Loak upper, 30 w«v,{’k‘;”“"‘lbl Romlook gt JOHNSON & CHRISTIAN, Managers. for Austip Fowdér Co, Jeteracr Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work, @hn,'.‘,uu-'wmu 0.700; shipments, 422; | Delawares 0@ TR0 P80 T ";‘1"&"‘, Self '5‘“'.‘" . L %o ““%1"‘,"' 10 BOARD OF TRADE, - OMAHA. | LEE, CLARKE,: ‘_NOMpAéEN HARD-~ | 4o Draas Work, Genoral Foundry, Machine and aned steady and olose .1 e ¥ — 804 i Philadelphia calf akin, extra, 0| M ’ hicaa of Trad e 88 Wor PR v o A" Phvars Shond 10 choloe, 800G [ baac D GUAPES —30@4o per 1040 | pet lu: hemlock i ainy N 1, do@ioe peor | M S W RowFore "™ | Wolegalg Hirdvars, Catlery, i Plt, Bkl N, s S b B odioes $0.95@5.00: Buine and | P8 10 oak kip skin, No. 3y 70.@sle por 10: Phila- T, ) & 1R RKS, common to medium, §.25@3.65; skips and | | Pracnes—California, $1.00@1.50 per box; | deiphia kip skin, extra, S0@we per b, French Metals, Sheet Iron, ete. Agents for Howe Scales, MAHA WIRE ON WORKS ™ pigs, $3.00@5.00. Michigan, 50c@81.00 per baskot calf skins, (according o weight and quality), Mimi Powder and L arbed wir Hflfllflflfl[flm‘s M wlm aml Imn Rflmflfl National Stock Yards, East St. Bunm;}—wwuon.uw@ 25 per bunch; | §1.15@1.75 ver b+ French kip sking do, Scid [ L S Louis, Oct. 16.—Cattie — Receipts, 8,755; | choice, 8250@s80. - $1.10 per Ib. Cordovan russett, 1 satin e a1 s L -mlmnenl “T&r}(‘e;ollrlnn .‘;hm\.e‘ha% {‘\::'\";-\Wtfw iy Mm finish, 20c per foot; welt leather, $3.50@4.00 | i v WICHMAN, 3. B BLAN - R nal steers, @ air 00d NG . . 3 e g = N300 O eioter: stonss, falr to Bo0d, M40 | QAT B@H0C per oten, per side; moroccos, (pebble goat), 2id0e PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., X "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Sangers, corufed, 8010@4.10} | - Bo0 BLANECIBASLU per dosen. foor " ldve."eait swinw, aweie mer foor; | LIVE S{ock Commission Merchants, W. L. pARROTTE & CO- | May'frg of Firg & Burglar Proof Safes B s CHeceipta. 4,515; shipments, 1805 | CAWSAGH-E)00G4.00 per 100 1bs. Dougtas i’ docgie per foot; kangarod | omce-Roq 1 Copeaty Bxchange molaos.vhion | holosale Hats, Caps and Straw Gflflfls Tonita Jall Work, Irgn sgd Wi Feaciaq Mene e, market lower: choice heavy and buichers' | BEETS—40c per bushel. Toppings, $.00@10.0) per dozen; linings, | .ORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY 1t Baraey Suieat Omain, Neb selections, $6.00@6.20; packing, medium to :b':«r&mlmi;m $5.00@9.00 per dozen; apron skins, $10.00@ - e e e e rie, 8.00@0 107 Light grades, ordinary to i a0 per bul g | 13:00 per dozen. Live Stock Gummlsswl Lumber. N AR TR T e ke ot 580 | Fistand socna SERETT o ngo o | S BT BT B T | A LuMBK Go, | AR RO AR B RS OMAHA LIVE STOC o ce, Y@dc: common, 2@de, cond olean, 1150 00Q01 00 | = - ; [0 and Wire rences U 50c per bush First and sccond clear, 11 @1} ALEXANDER&FITCH. ] fetmmort=ateper bushos 0| B e ciean, 14 All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale ) ! Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1858, $2.00 per pushe western hand pickes il W3 navies, $1.75@l. ‘meaiums, $1.30@1.40. | A select, 11 @iig in.... There were not as many cattlo here as | Lima beans 5¢ per pount o wa 1 seloct, 114 ‘f.'.' yesterday by less than half, but what was HAY—1, 0. D, cars, No, 1 apland, $5.00; No, | A stock haird-.}‘lm and Soreen: 2Mces stores residences, otc, 16t3 Street aud Unlon Pacific Track, Onaha lwprored A LOuIS BRADFORD. Iy b 2 = | Deeler iy Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, | A R WA EME AR, Yards, ATt 0| Commision Dealers in Live Sock. . 00 Goom 2, Oppoalte Bachange ummmg Union Stock utl UNIO! 2in. OCM YARDS CO., Wanting in numbers was more tha d 1l " 0 feet, 12 Huzty st ? SRR D than mads e | $gpidse B ek Roarj, (4.8 fox 13 o 0 Omeks, Limitd bours . v e ok v, o | FAT 808 BUIAE, Prof Safes, P Lockg sisted of good westerns, while Texans and CUOPIED FREL— m 00@15.00 per ton, D stock boards, 12@10 feet, 13 in ) W aad Lousias Dbl Aysube X7 (Haubid 3 1ca Lompaer’s deha 7 Berd, Bwberiatendeate Vallis aud Juil Work, 49 B, i-u-