Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1888, Page 3

TR B " T — — e — s i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSPAY, OCTOBER 18. 1888 W8 it r TS mond & West Point. A strong tone was | ers and feeding steers, $1.00 wn GRapes A:«\»(Nw per 10b | skin, No. 1, S0@d0c per 1, according to HE SPLCLLATIVE A soon developed, and prices advanced very | range steers, $1.60@3.00; cows, &1 2,75, A h k\ weight; oak calf skin, No, 1. 00c@$1.00 per moderately as o rile, thongh during the first | - HoFs-— Heveinte, '7.800; shinmenta. 1411 | Ul @190 per box; | In: Pliladelpnia eaif skin, extra, $100@1 10 o bl rket weak and by o8 1001 20¢ lowe chigan, boc per buske er 1b: loc , No. 1, '00@70c_per | e e TTRBTO TN hour Union Pacific moved up 1 point and L 05 Cholst 4B P8 10, ST 16, e |’ui‘. s —Comiiion, §1.50@2.25 per bunch; | 10 oak kip akiny No- 1y J080c per 1b¢ Dhila. | . .. ABFIoURUFai Trmplement c"“"“"" — Wheat Rules Dull and Rather Nar- | Orcgon Short Line 134 points. London sent akips and pi chioice, §2 w‘:‘:'-u Tl .|.~{ Jhia ki skin, extra, SO@we per ib. Freuch CHURCHILL PARKER, P N DIETZ, afe uying ord e forenool v LEMONS (@4.00 per case, cal 8, (according to weight and quality), i row But Firm. b A e A el - A e 86 000 Yoo & S v o e s awine. doswes | Dealer in Agricultoral Im lements,WaEnns, Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmber, ths? 4 l‘fl‘;,{ Y ’:“ i "”: NAVS 1% 1 :’l‘r ‘I" STOCR. ;‘"n.»‘ur Rl $1.10 per 1b (‘ur\m\'nnl FUsKett, 1%c. SAUD | Carriages and Ruggiee Jonec Stroet batween $th and ith and_California Steeets, Onialia, N ie feeling became easier. Save in the strong: 566 PLANT—15@81.00 per dozem finish, 20 per foot; welt leath 50@4. 00 Gt i abras TR #OLD HUTCH STILL HOLDING ON. | est sccuritios,the early gains were wiped out ON10NS—40@H0e Der bu, per side; moroccos, (pebble poat), 2w LININGER & METCALF CO., K00 Biight fractions in Nddltion wers lost Wednesday, Oct, 17, 1588, G 88 W W per 100, per foot: moroceod, boot leg, a3 per ’ : LI]H]UC]‘ LHI]B C(’,I]]P,m E[[; E[D. : i Wheat | Stocks krew somewhat heavy towards noon | The bulk of the cattle received and sold | NEETS 400 per bustier oot klove calf skins, 2occie yer oot | Agricnltural Implements, Wagons, Carriages Coret 4 and Dotes s, Orathe \ani il gt “"," ©8% | on sales of Missouri Pacitic by Van Emburg | toduy was made up of westerus was | e #2.004,00 oaF b gkins, 40@250¢ per Jool, acoorqing to. quAlity, Buggles, Ete. Whole: Oruaba, Nebraska, T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO, —Light Trading in Oats—Provis- d Burlington was again weak and lower, | &lond of pretty fair comfed cattle and o —Michigan, ©30@6.50 per bbl 82 | Tonpings, & 01000 per dozens linings, | “SARLIN, (,RENDO?F', AR To Dealers Ol jons More Active—Cattle ;;1m nmlx'krl \\‘.xslr( wdly irregular, <'r"' buyers of range cattle, but they did not ap- “Par C }»|1:r2\‘:|“:lr :tfll‘rr:xlu’x::n)m-rblhul f" (A:;")‘l:r“?ln‘lm:; MR B ML L ) ¥ 0 Dealers Only. Fair—Hogs Weaker. Short Line making a sudden jump o A good A AR . b oot - bt - Ofce, 146 Farnam Street, Omaha. = points on the expectation of a dividend ¢ western cows were s i head TR ‘f':-':.;'{:.'r'.‘."..mm..\.~k.-a navies, Lumber. Agricaltaral Imnlemem Wannns&flumss R W ARERELS general weakness was accompanied by in- | Ing sold in one bunch. The market as a | g0 er Western hand picked | First and second clear, 2 in.....$40 00@51 00 908, 905 and W07 Joues Street, Oms . CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. | Gt uetivity, At uoon the market was | WHOIE Was about steady. Rovies, 61 meditms, $1.90@1.40, | Firstand second clear, l’.mr i MAST & CO., Wholesale Lflll]bfil‘ Etc. Giiscaco, Oct 7.—[Special Telegram o | quiet and firm, generally ot insignificant Hoas. D e Ner 1 apland, 80.00; No. | Third elear, 1 {fi1i{ i 45 008 00 Hanmcmrm of Buckeye ]]n]ls Seeders, | "eiei iadimenien i cament g Tue Bee. | Speculatively the wheat market | changes from opening figures. Missouri Pa- | The market was fully 2ic lower than ves- [ g it el 0" U A select, 1@l in [0 Ry o a7, Rakgs Cdar Mo and ittt Qliney White Lime was dull and rather narrow to-da 1t | cific inally closed 1% lower. The decline in l"r_"l‘m‘ In;;rmnu h: }A‘|v!|l§1"'X} l‘fl """fl“'l"lh HrAN-—§15.00@16.00. xu.‘ 1.~k,.)n“.. g in.. . P e ers. | Cof. yith asd Nicholas Rureets. CHAS. R, LEE, opened at some improvement in prices as | New England was ¢ and in St. Paul 3 | FEEPE RIS WORC VAR LY 008 AT 0 te e P=$14.00@15.00 per ton, 13 atock l:\‘:::ll: (.:m foot, g 1n W'NON‘ 'MPLEMENT co., Dealer in Hardwood Lumb compared with yesterday, initial quotations | point, while Union Pacific gained 5 of & | on sale, They were all sold in good scuson Orta—i o, C stock bourds, 1216 feet, 10 Hardwood Lumber, for December and May being at $1.14 and | point. The remainder of the list generally | before midday ViNroan—Cider, 106@18c per gal. White | 1) stock boards, 1216 fee A[mumrg”mp]gmgm; Wazong“}uwgs Wood Carpets and Parquet Floorlug. 9th and Douglas $1.143¢ respectively. The market sold off | showed no important changes at the finish, Sheep. 10200 per gal Flooring, first_common, 6 it sharply 1c for December and gc for May, llowing were the closing quotations The recoipts were not as heavy, but the | (RANBERRIES £500@s.00 per bl L“l"‘]“"‘"“':'"‘“:""“”:"r’:::“’“ 6in. Miliinery and Notlons. and later there was a further decline to 48 coupons. .17 Nj;’jfi;’;;gnl_‘fllnv - # | demand was good and ail desirable’ muttons LTI Yo b e No o8 | Biding, Brsy and second clear JF. SEIBERUNL- % COu F I. OBERFELDER & CO., $1.10% for November, £1.12%; for December areiular. . 108y C. & N W ro [ssdt el Slent b Yee: pienic hams. 10e: dried | Siding, first common, 16 feet. kron, Ohio. 3 h n . and €1.138 for May. The subsequent course | U5 ¢:dscolpons :5::,: ay proferead, neceipta REY E J655 Gty salted oleats, suort; Biling, second comon. Harvesting Macmnerv and Binder Twine. Irporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions of the market was decidedly upward, and | GSCHEUS 08 B A b Chattle...., 1,600 | 1075¢0 short, 101;¢: short ribs, 10c: nymmm: poards ... Ul ST AV g k210 And 212 South 11th Stroet 146 MG from 1o under yosterdsy's closing'| Chioato & ATon.. 00 ey 1o Hogs 8100 | pickled pigs feet, 151b kits, 80c: lard, 1055e: | No. & boards, all lengths.. W. K. Mead, Manager. 1213 Leavenworth it, Omatia. | esmsmemeeenmnes prices advanced to 1c above, May averaged [ ChicakoBurlington Sheep 450 | smoked sausage, 6@Sc per 1b; hog cas g No 1, 19130 Test. MOLINE,MILBURN&STODDARDCo | . Ovoralis. probably ije over Decomber, but several | piohns HOrs0s 19 | ARSI TGIEN cantliny, 2x4, 14@16 fect. .. LACUILELIiT sndudbous i CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., {'mes during the progross of trading little Prevailing Prices. o prolEocers Lise Timber, dad, 8a8, 110 foet........ ool 0 Wagons, Buggies, Rakes, Plows Elc. Manufac ums of Grerall, flurrics in December carried it up right The following 18 a table of prices paid in Revised pry sickets, first rough, 1D @IS Cot, 01l A, TReilic wisaata, Omaki, Nebs Pt v " 6t T0E THA " FERASS, O S e BAGGING 22 Pickets, fancy head and dressed, selected. 25 60 Jeans Pants, Shirts, at 1104 Douglas Street, alongwide the latter deliv OB L s o - eoas s SHSDORKHIRTE keag, scatless, Lewiston A, se . | Shingles, extra A...... 2 80 — S break at the close landed pric 2 e staans, 18 5 . American, scamless 1ic; buriaps, 4 | Shingles, standard A .. 260 Artiste’ Materials. S —— . y Primesteers, 1300 to 1500 1bs..$5.00 ! L ok Shinsion, Nord ol . s nrnnnne tom again. Not a few of the bulls who me steers, 1100 £0 1500 1be. . 4,00 :m n‘:‘A ullv‘{a 4o, Gusnies, singie, lic; gun. | Bhinglos, Ne “i A HOSPE, Jr., s drawn out in the expectation that prices Moxe? Carnr—Easy at 1' /@24 per cent: | Natwve fecders.......... 9. i e i y 1 4 per cent; closcd oficred at 8 oo feo ; i T erials, Pianos and Urgans wWould gravitate back to #1.00 are picking up | 15t loan 2 per ceat; closed oficred at @ | Westera feccers 0 g SR Arnsls Mat Il raincd their low. wator mark from $1.00 | (L RIME MERCANTILE PAPnn—d3¢t}{ per Common to good cows B daten; i te n Mainga | Biock tin sumall pig 2 Doysles Byreet 4 And 4 S uth 10th St 1y raised their low er mark frol cent. Choice to fancy cows 1 6 ShEBRLL 82 n ¢ —_— — 0 #1.10. The public, which was systemat- |~ Sreruive Excmasee—Dull but fiem at | Commonto choiee buls . DL G Lios Muluka | Copper, plaviatied boilc o Ll G e A T ieally warned to keep out of wheat until the | #8379 for sixty-day bills, and $0.5% for | Fair toenoice nght hogs sl risinng ) HOK. (B ¢80 OAll: [|aanBetadold soted H. M, & S. W. JONES, 5 _..Ols. s artificiality got out of values, is slower com- | demaud. Fair tochoice heavy hoes foru' looss muscatels, per *box. $1.0, | GoPben sheathivg. B CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., YR YR BUb Lhi 008 SEAME LS 8 Ervesdiig brobeoi Fair to clioiee mixed hogs pitted cherrics, per b, adlc;” Califor: Sl : B[]ql(scllfi]‘s and Stationers. Wl]DlSfl][) Refined and Lubricating Oils. that there is more safety i prices above £1.10 et Kepresontative Sales. e b Plo, g1mder - aed | Gulvaniced sheet iron, juniata 30, Fioe Weading Stationery. Commercial Stationers L s than has been generally belioved to have | o CMICAGO, Oct. 17.—Wheat 4 cash, ety 4 rrios, "per 10, 8ig@to; driec and b per cent discount. . ... HHE U ins Bureet: Oniah eano, Ete, Omaha, A Bishop, Manager 2 . L bl i EIN ovemb $1.10/64 cemver, | el pberries, per b, cacs evaporated ap- | putent planished iron, No. 24 to 27, A VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, n the case, und that until receipts of bet- 1 gy 155 £1.1 O 81, (w14¢ California sun dried | pyront |-hun~lu~nl iron, No. Boote and Shoes. i T 4 eculative iavestment hod ats— Firmer; Octobe 3 : g oofling, I( : ! d_Joucs & Co) ; R oIV A AL I WD eaa sostong | L1108 Dacamber 4551 W Siroe bsiey e ':;;;:g:';s,,,{\ : Whulesalelfiannracturemr Boots andshvns S } stocks of coutract grade keep down so low | jiariey— Nominal, LGOS Rio, good, 16 | Sheet iron, No. § Aseota for Boaion tubper Shog Co. 02 1k & Ve i SN AN EACTUNG €O | the bears may experience thesame diffculty | - Prime Timothy—N, MaRABHINE, Toasting Rio, 15@ Soldor, best, ¢ W.V. MORSE & CO Manutacture:s of ! the future that they did last month “lax—#1.47. 0. G. Java, 24@3 g Solder, No. 1. i GV & i ehabing the dotermined longs outol o mar. | WHBRELR0. iy e e Lamenon 238 | Bl e s : Jobers of Boots and Shocs, Bauk, Office and Saloon Fixtures. ket. u“lc l:“s"'w" hltkt"n by ll\'l‘llt(l!tt;l“&vl”l(\m p ki i ;;‘1';, '1‘,"‘"‘ R ff"b.",\ l\“{ll\k i Avbuckles, 2140 McLaugh- | b b Hatiel D‘“l'“l‘k’\' ker i 101, 10G116 Douylas B¢ Omalia Manutactory, Sum: Mantios B CEERTIi WECE CARRITIER Hxtures wan | position "5 great many 'of | Nih fol: S L 5 stockers. Suoin—Graniated, St os o, A, 7iga | Steel wirc i base, per ke oo SN = fEAs | owers, besides bulls' of independ- Lol ! 1 stocker. Bc: Wwhite extra C, ic: extra G, 7c; yellow | JUNK-—-Macline castngs, 8$12.0@ 8Spices, — § AR L L R e lour — Nominally _ unch i patents, | 3 gtrays. Ol ro{ powdsreal o culties, o: stove plate, 7.00¢ m:» wrmlwmul.m .00 L BEraLGe: 0 - interests iky be more centered i futures | $ 07203 bakers, 4.3 A L0 ugm'lv;» : “gmgm'"f" 0 m{gfp:;';m';;;};"d frames; s deypa hleol 0 e ton "b......u,u.....mu.m... Paints and Oils. than his. He said: “1 beliove that every Shoulders, §8.23 Pl ) Biehwiceoh W@22gc; dark 00; solid lrml r> nm 3.00; tea lead, ‘ 'cuMMchs & NEILSON, sell at §1.25 or over. tover I may o in | “'iyiter. wanged; | creamery, OHBEEE- T ounk America, tuil _cream, | 1. 10@1.15 per cw! Pfllllls [ms Wmdflw Glfls mc 1 wpon it that I will keep & large mtoros "(‘Awesle—,!, nehanged . full croam cheddars, | pra & Ferris, 2 bulls... cream flats, l“ll‘“s-'wd|tfio‘dxou > skimmed S REALTY M. ET. Crcc}‘ery ,!nd, Ll 1l Farnam Street, Owah pis@1ic; flats 103,@ile; Young Americas, "9 cheddars, kimmed fla N W [ — ] property.” Whiie he continue nuuu ertain ‘Unchanged: 171 @15c. 8 feoders b Is, $3. small, in bbls, $6.50; do in half ing Yesterday. k L Cl] SAREENTER PASER 68 the opinion that wheat 18 “good proverty,” | Higen--Lower: heavy' green salted, 7e: il bbls, €475 ghericin, in bbis, §7.50; do in halt | & A Bonson to John Rivg, tot 2, ik 0, Crockery, Glasswal'fl, flmfls, 1Y, PER CO be will be slow in letting o his grip on it | ighe' ereen salted, 7i4cs groen, 5 ie; salted Lbl.$dio — B kg Plac 1400 Etc. O ce, 417 8. 13th St Omnba, Nebras Wholesale Paper Dealers, Old Hutch's” views on what coustitutes | iy 510 vroen salted m||| m_,.‘.“ alted Topacco—Plug, 26@85c; smoking, 16@9%0c. Spotswood t \mnarum. Tot' 7, ik — ST = o 2 —— 14y “'good property” are not subject to the freaky | 2\ 7iiri S 81 g JeLLIES—$1.25 per 30-1b pail. 3.9, South Omana, w 1 PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Cay & nigo stock of Printing, Weayping and Writing vurlmlmns that mnnu(llln]x'n I«lmlillxgumh{ l;m ) f “@ge; GulhHE & Oht A’[:;:“‘rl“ 'lll(l:‘l‘sl 20 310 lS!“‘T “1 m‘;x .35 per bbl, Fmx"‘l":::'.‘x'.:iu\{““""m"" Tot '8, bik : Ymborlars Ana Jobbers of 's,er. Bp “l:a;:o‘:";;;’;:m orders scalping operations. The last hour of the e & Os y orR—7-16, 114C, opple P f 5 SR o L vas e thiti bisibath sinu ot aei | westerns, ; Nobie Suuanismcks, 11@12 per g | ALUSonan witeto ¢ wriniviot i | Crockery, Glassware, Lamgs, Silverware SO WK the day. Prices worked off about Fhsaipt) Buipniantal | o rooseOACO( ‘."\“”‘ penny ‘cakes, 12@l3c per Ib; pure maple | g hiickensderfer and wife o 1 Cochiran, Etc. 1816 Furnum €t., New Paxton Building. I I lo up to 120, T scalpers who - had | plour, bls, . 8,000 1 ataer i 'fl:"L\',','[;'}".‘(,D,| common to fai, 150 | A58, BIE ., Hahscom plare. w0t bow PI'DIH']BWI' Omaha Paper Box Factory. bufi'fi"'rt. e e o || Witeat b 181000 2 steers ST RSN En M RSO RIAtE R | s P N st b LS Commisslon and Storage. | Now. 157 aud 1019 Douglas St. Omahia, Neb. Dhiyers woro could nat bo readily seen, Tho | Sort: bu. 10000 14 cow Guipowder, common to good, 22w3ses 1 Holtto 1 Mocoy, o 240k Grivii RIDDELL & RIDDELL, St 3 3" “PiilaburysHutehingo s, , 5 powder, choice to fancy, 40@se; Japan, com- ercy Pa 7 s compiaton's with & g000 sharg of | 10ve: b : o e s b, o | By et i e i oo, 7| Sorage and Commission MEPCHHMS - : buying, but there was little to show that Minneapolis, Oct. 17. — Wheat — Ship- rm.vv H0dde; Oolong, common to good, 25@ | 1, ,,mm“.‘um, witeto'C i &un : 901 Spectaltier ™etor, Tews, Cheesn Poultry, Game, PHIL. STIMMEL & CO R "m”mm Tust be. | ments of wheat to-day were 124 ecars; ; Golong, choice to fancy, 50@Toe; Tmper- | mif, bie e i s Place, W ¢ 1,450 T112Howard Street, Omaka, i } fore. the" close. tho 0" iined "down | of No. 1 hard woro at $120, bt sellers_gen- il commion to medium, S5aibe; Tmporial, | &K Chrke s to A § Fatrick, ot 5, Wholesale Farm, Field and Gardeu Seeds i sharply, December bre IkluL’ to &1.12%;, and ked ashade higher prices thanon yes- ym\d 1o fancy, 40c0hue. blk 6, West Side, w d 870 GEO. SCHROECER & CO., . 1 [} Muv' to $1 closing there, This 18 sub lay for same grades. e trading was BN —A\]I"mnm 15@17c; tiiverts, 11@12 8 Ilmll.i‘l‘urk( ;1;\;«(‘» t) A S Patrick, o Buccessars to MeShane & Schroeder.) #llund 815 Jones Street, Omuha, afes Ly gl tive towd > Close ¢ razil, %10 3 , 10@llcs bl est Slde, . End s § stantially o fide rane for tho day, nd | LISV UESI N G N Ol g B B (e omgh and Wifo 16 e ot 10 Produce Commission and Cold Storage. = = TR { s @ great surprise to the crowd, the mar- it Sl ronlrank g ! 10c per 1b; assorted cakes, 7 2260 5 36 Omaha, Nebraska. orage, Forwarding ommission { ving been guage “gteady $1.21; May, §1.23; on track, § No. 1north 5@10c p 3 J South Omaha T, u St (B KITK trick, —_— = = § e e e oady 10 | orn, October und Noveinbor,, $Li2; De. goperib anber it 00 T lots 7 and & vl 12, South n‘..,'m!',l‘ W 1w FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS. ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., { 1125 for Decembor, thero was scarcely a | comber, $L13; May, $118; on' track, $L.12; 8 Vo cnolsnciLiocriaes oG.05, on &1 | B H Cochran and wite to R llllckl‘n»tleh Wholesale Nt F i ic ade. Everybody scomed anxious to sell 2 'northern, October, and Novem: ; hite Fish, /(; bbls., No. Family fer, part tax lot 6, sec 15-15-13 e, w 4 4,200 i iei Ul’flge orwarding an Olllllllssl[m trade, LEverybody comed nxious 1ol | ver, $1.05; Docdmber, $LUS; May, $L11; Lt o1 0 Migkorol, 3y b, [ o' IanaRvIte oMM Helgon, v 4 our, Feed, Grain and General COMMISION | wrnch hiwte or the ety tugsy Co. Hugetesas and at the moment bu, ers were all filled up. % l‘l' S‘l 05 " 055 ) i ','&', 1 Shore, $15.00, Large [‘umll\', 10. lots 9 and blk i, Central Parl a.. 2200 Merchant. C a lielted. 1014 North 16th wholesale and retail, Lis 1310and | ard Streel The first quotations in corn were lower [ On track, $1.05. R, Lnbrndur Horring, #.50; Columbla River | J Cooney and'wifetoJ O Hauen, & }; of i feuan) “";:f;‘;{ e, 2 Omaha. Telephone No than the closing of the previous day by about Milwaukee, Oct. 17.—Wheat — Weak; il Salmon, $17.00 per bbl. ed2 1510 e, wd 1,000 b le.‘..um.umm in sympathy with the de- | cash, = $1 ”.“”‘ December, §1.05%(; Jan- {’m Cobrisni—Per b, whole, 6c; bricks and “‘:'ufiw?”n‘#{"«‘é“q':ffi?,:n‘m;‘.‘,.‘,":;',.'"W“- o & clining ‘A?;:!e:fi%:x.nk’.‘:»‘d byBwhoatiat th | uary, $1.00%4 v e e et e N 'n‘:nhgnrfi'.um W %m llil.um- ot S ol ore cavy, P — D13¢; , 8% bk . Solomon’s ad ’ ) oted, which also tended to. ‘woakne 5 rock candy, 1054@18¢; fancy candy, ' i@2sc. e §' ""'1.‘11“ i ,,’0, i GOMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., 3 ut exports were again large, and the damp 5 ®and ¢, | ruyn S ) et oAty .fn-nmm;l If;vweu ulp;«'lxlx 5_ Dry Goods s § Jobers of Hard and sfl" Coal. Browera. tion of only small receipts of No. 2 corn from 5 0od| T e sar e S | this crop during the present year. There at, Oct. 1 —\\m.nch..k " No 5. .,‘i‘?"&-‘! T“‘(',““ ss*“},{““j “;l'“ fl]" LL, F] 0.! .IOH” .: m& l.c.; SHORZIILER] ! was & good demand for all futures this side 2 I || G i, 0%ei o, e Ramelest 203 | 3 ¥ felin' ot al'to F L Bady, 1ot 2, Jeiiries’ LD NSO J Lager Beer BPEWBI‘S ! of January, and even May, at o discount of No. 2 mixed, 46}c. B s pr ol ogieioic o an RN sub, lot 9, Nhiloh, w d Wanufsctu ”..1 ! Bc {rom cash prices. There was a duller No. 2 mixed, 26c. 560 | No.'60, 13c; No. 80, 13%c; No. 30, colored, to} | A'G Cnariton and ‘wife to 3 it Bomeroy Nalac m’i 0 mfi' 1571 North Higthtoonth Strect, Omaba, Neb. i feeling In cable advices, and to-morrow’s re- ye--Steady and firm; No. 2, 60 5.625 | No. 50, (‘nlored 12¢; No. 70, colored, 12%4c; lots b and 6, Institute Place, w d And shippers of Conl, Conl ent, ster, Lim ceipts, which were calculated at 530 cars, \Vhlsky—l\xlnu and firm; $1.14. 5. Br stol, 12i¢c; Union Pacific, 170 DrRIBE ami Seer Fve 1 show no diminution of shipments from the old crop. The feeling, after the first weak- LA TR L red, 5 bidg No .00 TeStandard, S0 Gom 100; Beauty, Twen!y»!hrcunann(er_s.nm:rcgallng ““"EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, neas, was stron throukhout and the genoral | aaied Decamber, ke bid; May, $1.03g 123601 Boone, l4c; 13, cased, $6.50. S -~~~ | Mannfacture Galvanized I i (| i pocdainess among he shorts keot' prices | B No. 3 ‘Rl sh, S5 Not & soft, cash, “PinTs—Solid culom—m.lnum,dc Siater [ oo “““'flnk‘l’firmltmd M. E SMITH & CO., nan ! vanized Iron and Cornice, | Anging aroun the ighest figures | g1 0hig .,.d, A\mv.\m.,_., FIX .w, bid, v)/c Berlin oil, 6}¢; Garner oil, 6@Fe. he following permits to build wore 1s- ohn Epeneter, Proprietor. 92 Dodgo and 103 and 10§ gt tlo “day o toward tho - closo Corn Quict; No. 3 easlh, He bid; Novem- Conser JvAVA—Amlro«.o;.gm‘ Tigo; Kear- | aued yesterday Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods flfld Notions, Noriia Hroct, Oniel e lust quotations show gains on | ber, 201¢ bid; May, 808 sarge, 7 ok 1 Conestog, 6145¢, lling, Se . - —_— e e—————— all futures, but near deliveries: were tho [ Outs—No. 3, cash, 207y asked; May, 245o e o i gt v (st A nell e Rerententh andiVin. ooy [om s aad 5 Douga, et 1 . s, Neb PG e strongest, N(‘;vunbu closing v 453@c, | bid, ity 18i50: Swift Kl\'er 8¢ Thorndike 00, 8¢ | Georus desser, cctiage, Wi inut ~t;e 10 | KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co —.Brintorst Moterlals, Which is an advance on yesterday's price of | g, Loutw. Oct. 17.—Wheat—Higher: P, Thoradiko BE, 8ise; Thorndike 120, tic; | Connoliduted frank b Co. "o "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNI By ey inad ot 50, | B gL D0t T W sher: | N Sls 2%, 6 Sl B 83 AR R Iporters and Jonhers in Dry Gonds, Noins Auxiiary Pulishers | ut with sellers at that price. el 4 00 00 01<c: Adeid e Jordis No. d N o Gents' Furnisbing Goods, C 3 ' "Trading in oate on the regular markot was | Corb QuUICt; cash, o} October, 3t)ge; | 870 Westerns, Ut Nivn = Amoskeag, v oz, 10sgo; Everett, 7 | fyen, Twenty.fith and ‘rivent o | ot ERRE, i, NeBrauia:™ " MMR07 | puaiors in Type brewes and Printers’ Suppitcs. 08 light, with littie inquiry for near futures, 1 HESS: oash, 33370} Ootober. She; A e York. FonSiiged Musmaker, vider | 3 WWhoil v, 20 o wione 100 N EBRASKA PO s ' b T Streot, Omana. while May was a favorite. The feeling was d hEsiee S *| Showing the numbor of hogs bought by Tutres X, 1040 -'[lf‘fi‘y XXX, 12 K, MoTaod. awoliing. Thivty Rt ave. ! 7 5 steady and firm all along the line, with May (A I ot shesboush Heaver Creok AA, 1%: Boaver Creck 48 .m. south of Leavenworth street.. ... 2,500 smwm of Coal and Coke. ubber Coods. _ touching @ point l@'yc above yesterday's o heleading buyers on the market to-day: 11¢; Beaver Crock CC, 10c. . B. Latseh, barn, Grand avenue, near g OMAHA RUBBER CO close and the latter in fair request around | Vjiisky—$1 14 G. H. Hammond & Co fCaNTuORT Jnas,—Momorial, 15 Dakota | % Ath Breet 8 314 South 13th Bt., Omaba. Ne 20c. The receipts and estimates for to- morrow were both light, and the firmness in other cereals was a factor in the trade. Light business was done in No. 2 in_store at 24@ 24150 With samples in fair request, Provisions attracted a little more atten- tion. There was no marked activity in trad- fng at any time, but there was ecvidently a better outside demand for January future, Kansas City, Oct. 17.—Wheat- No. 2 red, cash, 993¢ bid; Nov Butter—Unchanged; 20@22c; dairy, 15@!1 New York, Oct. 17. — Wheat— Receipts, 107,200; exports, none: spot market dull and weak, closing at' 1l @1ige lower; No. 2 red, $1.108(@1.11% l'll-\"|lor, ll.lu)(unl.lll( afioat, $1.1014(@1. 111 1. 0. b.; No. 3 red, §1.00% ungraded red; 9234 N i 14} creamery, o Omaha Packing C, Armour C. P, Co J P Squire & C A Spring ceo. Highest and Lowest. The following are the highest and lowest prices paid for hogs during the past few days CARPET WaRrP—Bib White, 19¢c; colored, 16c; Durham, 370; Hercules, 15c; Leaming. } Cottswold, Stevens' B Stevens A ‘l'apie ol Dado Holland, MisceLLANEOUS plain_Holland, 9i4c; H 0 Devries and wite to A \ Gug Tot 3, bik 1, Comer, w d . Walter M. Carter, cottage, flp.lhlmg .mnl Thirty-third streets....... Eight permits, aggregating S T Six gold mcduhmwmdeu Jarvis brandy. ‘What \(‘w l’nrkl Cost, New York World: The report of the oice, Telepnone bil Bt., Omaha, Nel Wholesale Dealers in Farniture, Farnam Street, Omaba, Nobrasks. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Cornloe. Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods il Clothing and Leather Belting. W05 Farnam Street. sh, Doors, Etc. M. A. DISBROV/ ¢, coO., Wholessle Manu? .cturors of { A0 ¢ Hie 3 Sash‘ Doors, Blinds and and tho entire market showed increased life. | OPtions n]tlonml 8¢@ice higher but slu\v'nm’l and on the corresponding dates one and two Brown sheeting—Atlantic A, :f' 5‘*; Av. | special park commission of New York }‘m-mmm Brauch Ofce, 12th and lzard mmytfll.].g»mgb’m Th'a genoral way the fealing was also ittt | S0 Off Thclige aud closed heavy; No. 3 | years ago: s | Atlantic D, 4 3 city for the appraisal of lands to b ommae ey T T e L Mo Mhoach the- apesing was beariah | Ted Deceriber closing ot ¢1.13¢. T Sept. 1m0, I 4, 63 taken for park purposes in the annexed ' | and at lower prices, and the closings were in “""““‘IL‘,“‘V"-, R e A0 8L T A0 @i a0 | LL, 44 Tndian Head, 44, district and_ in Westchester county, Croceries. Hanufacturers of Sash DUUN an) some instances a trifie under yesterday's last | SPOU Rk kob At e Usen, 10ee Oct. 186, rence LL, 44, 6e; Od Dominion, 44 filed yesterday shows that the city is NV coocnnnn | ¥ -uldinge, State Work and Intorior Tinrh W 1 4 quotations. October pork, year lar s 1 rriaq e e . ;,“rz" ay Pepperell I, 44, fe; Pepperell 0, 4 called upon to'disburse $9,591,961.18,. Of PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., su. NE. Shorbriba yore quated 8} the "‘l"'j“‘f.',',',".rhm, Bibc; options d@i¢e higher, moderately 3 Pepperell, & ”“4“""';!’“"“’ 94, ate; this sum $239.860.12 is for the expenscs change at unchanged figures. closed at a decline of ¢, October short ribs of T3¢ and November pork, November lard and year pork of 2, CHICAGO LIVE STOCRK. Cuicaco, Oct, 17.—[Special Telegram to Tie Bex.]—Carrie.—-Business was fairly active aud prices steady. Perhaps in a few in- stances nice, handy steers may have sold a shade stronger, but there was no essential active, closiug weak, November closing at Blge, Oats—Receipts, $3,500; exports 1,700; market a trifle firmer and moderately ac options ' @Xe higher, light trade but firm, November closing ati0i5c; spot, No, 2 white, 831, @33% c: mixed western, western, 25@41c. Coffec—Options opened steady points down, advanced and cl at 25 scd firm on near and steady on others at 5@25 points up @35 on near, 5@10 points down on othe, ; moder- B o 0 | 10 0 6714405 90 12056 @b 1355 1 @& 14 8 V. 16560 @h b5 Live Stock Notes. Aug. Anderson, Oakland, was here with perell, 10-4, 23c; Utica( e Wachusett, &4 Tes Aurora R, & , Aurora B, 44, West Pomt M n, 8 o7 10c; 10 oz, 136; West' Point 29 in, 12 0z, 16c; West Point 40 in, 11 oz, 1c. FrixsnisRod, C A n, 1 'E, i, SMI“ GG, A in, 186 H A F “JRPF, %, Piixts—Pink and KobesRichmona, 617 Allen, Ge: Rivervomnt, o1 River, Gige} d, Bige; Paciti 4 of the commission. For lands within the city is approprinted, and 83 lands in Westchester count The es- timated cost of the lands for the pro- cted parks and parkways i Van Cortland park. Moshoin parkway rotona parkwi Crotona park Claremont park Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 706, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th St., Omaha, McCORD, BRADY & CO. Wholesale Grocers, ? (b and Leavenworth Strects, Oma) ennon..... Mardware. MARKS BROS. SADD Wholesale Manufacturers of _Stoam Fittings, Pumpes, Et A. L. STRANG CO Pumps, Pipes and Engines. Steam, Water, Ra.lwa, nd Mining Suppli 3 20 24 20 Frhaih RErout ontne CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Flmngs ST 3team and Water Supplics, Tl R , % ot | ate trade; October, $14 ovember, | hogs. ¢; Lodi, 6c; Rich- | Bronx park (in city limits) .. k00ds Farnam t., llmulm e O e BT omean® Opaunry £ Of | §14.00@11:50; Docember, $14.50@14.35: spot | C. C. Gilliland, Eagle, came in with a load “ indsor, 8}¢¢; Eddystone, ie; | Bronx park {1 Weatohonto Saddlery & Jobiers of Satdlery HArWare | uos, wins'enaine 3 bom: co . ] h 8 | Rio strong but quiet, fair cargoes at 16igc. of hogs. £ Berkole bric county . S And Leatlier. 1403 14§ and W07 Harney S, Ouaba, steers, averaging about 1,600, solb at §.90, | * petroleum — Quiet but steady; United | A ¢, Clark, Hartington, came in with two 1\5"" uen s""“"‘“& hg0: butter cloth | Lelbam Bay T, obrash Steam and Water Slll]l]llfis They were fat, even and ripe. Medium na. | closed at #25c. loats ot Gt y: £ Do 6o, v Best \*T-“r'l‘m:w:-filmll\:Io'nchml Bronx and Pelbam’ parkway . aliiday Wind Mita, 013 ana g 2 Farmam :1 Omahi tives, on account of the comparatively light | Eggs—Iasy and quiet; western, 213{@22c. S e el BT T CE i e Heuv Hnrdwu e 1088, Acting Mun i run of raugers, sold a shade stronger, and | Pork—Dull. G, V. Hunter Mitoholl, Pak, waklg Wit p 4““" (7 Ring “Bhilip cam: Total... s annrm T e rangers aiso eold cousidorably better than [ Lard—Lower and very dull; wostern D P el LT 2 E Go M eambric, © 111s; | T W. J. BROATCH, P WNELL & CO oV a ast. e Bt 90 ! ., sale . Ferris, of the Pratt & Ferris Cattle Co., : 2 i e e A Dt ora iy S0 | stoum, spot, 8 8 akod; options saen for No- | G Sorim 24135 TFULo ammen o, ATeditto™idh i BANCHID Heary Hardware, Iron and Steel, | Engincs, Bolers and G Nachinery, in better demand, and owing to the fact Butter—Active and strong; western dairy, J. M. McReynolds and C. H. ,‘ that there were but fifty-five cars of Texans in sight, sold substantially higher than for the past cight or ten days, sowe salesmen claiming an advance of 10@15¢ on good cows and heifers, Veal calves made more money than last week. Common milk cows sold at $10.00@?5.00 per head; such ns can_be guar- anteed or such as have calves by their sides $30.00@40.00 per head. The receipts included western creamery, ldc; Elgin, (@ Looso—Quict and barely steady; western, 9@ 10%e. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Oct, 17.—The Drovers' Jour- Lechty, Da venport, Neb., were at the yards. The Chicago hog market has suffered fully as much decline as the Omaha market. W, E. Guthrie, of Guthrie & Oskamp, came in Wit twelve loads of cattle from Douglas, jo. C. E. Budlong, Campbell, Neb.,, was here with a load of hogs, which sold i the Pepperell, l}l apperell, B 4 perell, 9.4, 23¢; Pepperell, 1 44, 8i{c; Triumph, 6¢ wnmmmu, 1lc; Val- ¥ —Plaid--Raltsmen,20c; Gosnen, 33\4 “Cloar Lnko, 863 Iron Mountain, JOHN M. SHAW & CO. Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds, Margin Transactions a Speclalty. JOHNSON & CHRISTIAN, Managers, Springs, Wl‘lm Stock, "lnl'n e, Lumber, Etc. 1204 0 WG 12U Harney Sirvet, Omane. < HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders’ Hardware and Scale Repair Shop. Mochanics' Tools and Ruflalo Scales. 146 Douglas maba, Nebrasks. Sheet Iron Work Bteam Pumps, Saw MiHs Leavenworth Street, Omabs. et —_— fron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & son, Prop’s. Manufacturers of ull kinde | ts as follows : \ C i 4,000 Toxas and western cattle. Choice beeves | Cattlo- Receipts. 10,000; market strong; | Barket. ijc: Whitten- | 15 BOARD OW TRADE, - OMAHA. RECT"R' WILHELMY & CO., Steam Bmlem, Tanks and Snflu_! Tron Work 85806200 medium to_good steers 130010 | beoves, #.50@540; ' steers, 5 H. B, Mulford, the popular teller of the e} Normandi aress, | Members of the Chicago Board of Trade. Priv- Wholesale Hal'flwal‘fl e 0P8 BOUA) b A B, & M. Orosslus, 1500 1bs, $4.50@5.50; 1200 to 1350 Iby 5@ | stockers and feeders, $2.00(@: Stock Yards bank, was married to-day in Calcutta dréss, éWhllmnwn dreu. ate Wires to Chicago and New York. and Harney ta., O; Whatern et PAXTON & VIEKLING IRON WORKS, =oo| uw:my‘u{- #3.20@ x?"il stockers und | bulls aud mixed, $1.40( W\";"'“L’]‘;’"v D. C. e y Woods, 5ic '"““‘"‘I"",";;.,;;.n rvon et Railh wflmgm and Cast Iron Bllfldill! Work, eeders, cows, bulls and mixed, ul 1. 3.40; western ri ers, S. Burmister, with the live stock com- ] H E PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY BL40@EA5; bulk, §0.90G3.00. Toxas vty | Sutler $1.70@3.40; we hiad mission firm of Martin Bros. of Chicago, was | Standard, 5ie; Veacoa, b = PecksuillonHugon No Y. Sead forea | LEE. CL"JEEEQND“EFSN HARD- Eogines, Irass Wors. General Foundry, Maghige and snd Indian steers, §2.50@ cows, $! uou-—mmpu 14,000; market weak | 8 visitor at the yards. .c.{:,'"“‘x".lt';""' f‘,“"?" ‘X‘;-uo @ pmer | logue JNO. M. TILDEN, M . A., Principal, olacksmi T Oiceund Works, [V OV 2.80; western natives aud )mu‘umus,l and_10c lowor; mixed, §55@5.90; heavy, | ~ Swift & Co. haye bought 1,600 sheep in the | ¢l U“Arl‘n?l‘«llll(l!lgxr;g.:‘l‘nm 10040 Aruuls Whole Ral'dwarfl Catl fln Plfllfl —0 mlxm“:u' o -Wb‘" [reme. 430 cows, §2.35@300; wintered 'exans, | $5.75@6.10; lieht, 85502590, Jast three days, all of which were kilied here. | Gold'Seal, 10545 Stiete; A, 12; Winasor Gold Metals, n-!lrun ot A ents {or Ytowe Scales, OMAHA WIRE & IRON RKS, B nesad ith a starp down | notiess e s 00; " wettons, SS100a D) | S snoe mariet \s growing fully as fest as | Ticket, 10l¢. i Nl P""""fi""%«; u‘"”d i | Manufacturers of Wire 2o Iron Railings - (i westerns, J 7 —_— Omal o il Surn of at least 10c on the ordinary run | Texans, §5.40y5.50; lambs, ko,wuu;:w“‘ VP ROE OF AL MMASh Drugs and Chemicals. SO Desk Hails, Window Guards. Flower Stands, Wire fixfl,‘;;g:;‘,im’:g} ':‘T:l:f‘ll;e morccoul | National Stook Yards. East St. | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. | Misceriaxeovs—Sulph. acid, 13¢e; citrio NP RICRMAN. 7. B. BLaNCHARE =y = e 05, e, 18 Norih 15ch Biresh, O @3 since :Ionfluy'mmmnu Some of the }:.‘T."..Le.,z"".“:u7,n.“;i§.2‘;"F..'}’-‘él.’.‘f?é R.? v Produce, Frults, Etc. ?“r"n “flk Ty rm xmwm' oo L PAstME“ SIGHMANS.89: W L R, nca? '; s . | VMAHA 9AFE And IRON WORER, Saleamen of the. Northwostoss o\viel L, rkot B oduce, . Etc, borax, 10¢; chloroform, 47c; glycerine, 2 . L. PARROTTE & CO ) b hestcrt, Slviton - | o secra, 88100607 farlo yood 4D | yuursan Funey. solid pached creamers, 20 | WU e, el 0 suncampior, e | a8, SIOCK Commission Merehants Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes B o Bay o A dybt 85,800 | §3.30@440; stockers and feeders, fair 10 | G JXglse, Sount, AT@IRL “eammon | ok onlua 80,887 ‘el morptla, 1201 ik YRS outh G . U010 Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. G Autoou, Kiop . "Eor ith and Ji | £.90, and prime heavy at $.95@6.00, but few | ¥ 50GE405, 816 oncors, Ix grades, 10@1ic. ; : P 107 Baruaoy Strest, Omaan, Neb. g “ } aking $.00. One or 't | &o0! 5.15; rangers, corn-fed, $3.00@ FLoUR—Nebraska patent 00@8.75 OttaCarbon. 1505 10c; headlight, 175¢ | NORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEY . Hob. | ;\mh weighits made .10, R Ao L] "'“: fod, 82. “'f",,“," shipments, 2a5; | Minnesota patents, $6.2%a7.50; straizht 14%/c; gasoline, 740 12i4c; West Virgiuia Live Stock Commission —_— — s — gy, all arrows and_all prime, sold. at mariah Towert Sholbe heavy Ang bulchorsl | Erados. 85.00@5.50; bakers' Pilour, ‘#5.2@s.15 sutamen, 1o sero, Hof No. 1 Hoom 16, Exchanye Buliding, Union Block Yards, Lumbor. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS .90 ‘ et per barre! chine, 18¢; extra ard, S} A y - — - :&f@fl vs,'.,?&"fi,.f{ u‘_'::,:;fd& Vigai hold st Sejockions, W00 0i, Pasking, Tciua 1o P OTATORM~35@500 per bushel, 47c; urpentine, blo; linseed raw, 5o | .. Wb e. "OMAHA LUMBER CO., e INANCIAL. ot 40 00@0 0. SWEET PoTATORS—6U@80C per bu. PouLTRY—No dressed fowl in the market; boiied, by, T ALEXANDER & FITGH, All Rinds of Building Material at Wholesale Tron and Wire Fonces, Railings, Guam QuININE—P. & W-, per oz 35¢; German, Y ! City, Ogt. I7.—Cattio—Roceipts, | live cbicikens, §00@350 per doc.j spriug | Per oz, dic. Commision yfifllflm in Live Sock, 1 8g4 Union Pacific Track, Owahs. ! ’.L.“,.\‘, .3‘..‘ i\ (Special ‘Telogram ipmenta, 4700: bulk "o "supplt | cyckens, 8221i@h o0 i 0w 2, Oppgslte. Exchpuge Hulgiug, Uaion Stock . rack. Owabs. il 10 'THE Bun | —Stouxs—There was a steady | comnion, and market steady to strong of ‘all @600 per bu, eathor. PP Kouth Sinab LOUIS BRADFORD, i shaugh dull opening, the early trade being sentered in & few stocks, including. Union Pacitic, New Epgland, St. Paul and Rick- grass rauge 5@10¢c hlzhnr go0d cor- mon Ac higher; stockers and feeding steers more active; good to cholce corn. fed: $4,75@ 5.35; commen W wediuw, $3.235@4. w, :welb ‘alifornia fiwnfl! 50 per bu box, Kaas—Strictly tresh, ug‘g,moumum CALIFORNIA GRAPES—§1. 20@1.50 per case; wares $0@d0¢, Hemlock sole, 18@27c per Ib; oak sole, 31@ 8de per 1b; oak \mfifln. 5& @2 per Ib; selec- ted oak and trace, 8¢ per 1b; oak and hem- lock upper, 20@2lc per 100h ' HMemiock call v ON STOGX YARDS CO., 0f Omeha, Limited. doha F.Bord, Zusenutendents Dealer fn Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Boory, Kic, Yards- um.ar -nu ‘Doustas; Corsin |k MEACHER & WHITMORE, Fire aud Burglar Prot Sargs Timg Locks . ik Neddial Ageiil Suite wnd Jull Woik,