Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Lively Boom Experienced Wheat Pit. in the mixed, X8 55 cows, §1 1 lower; cows, ns, £2.50@3.50, was active und prices s ith the downturn, 10@ The bulk of frood mixed sold ut and best heavy at 60 and 5,65, bulls and #1202 south: £.50; heavy and butchers’ packing, medium to 3%, light grades, ordinary to OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Cattle, Thursday, Oct, 25, 1838, seamless, 17101 Lewiston A, searnless, seamleds 17¢y - buriaps, 4 simgle, Le: gun Twines s sail B, 10020 DRIFD FRUITS—F 18, 10 boxes, ‘w ib, 13@ i in boxes, 7@10c; London Malaga Malaga keag, 16e Shingles, standard A . Shinglcs, No. 1... Lath, 0. G. Batts, 214 O, G Batta, 1% & 1 8 8in Well tublng, D. and M. bev Metals and Tlnners' Stock. Block tin, swall pig $ __Agricuiturai implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagnns Carriages and Dugries. Jones Stro betwaen tth and I. m'ar_,, C.N. LIaTZ, Dealcr in All Kinds of anbcr. 13th and_ Caiifornin Streets, Omab; Common mixed sold at §. 40, and light | The receipts were light and the market ex | 100se raisins, UK i new Valen- | Block tin, bar...... e Ittt o NERVOUSNESS CAUSED IN CORN. assorted at §.40(@5. tremely slow (|"A:|]||R at ‘mx was done | €i8 raisins, per .¢; Califoruia loose mus- | Copper, planished boiler sz LININGER & METUALF CO., anber lee C t E - o —— during the forerioon and it was quite late in | (atels. berbox & P shivri ondons, s, | Copper, cold rolled Agricaitaral Implements, Wagons,Carriages ement, Etc., Ete, ; FINANCIAL. the aft 0 ore attle, to ak of, | 5 & bt . Jopper, sheathin ¥ Light Trading in Oats—Unusual In- FINANCIAL o T | e plerai o b, Tamisoy | CuBEer suesitiing, ) A Comsbiib'aad Beam terest in Provisions—Cattle Slow and Weak—Hogs Active. CHI0AGO PRODUCE MARKET. Cirtcaco, Oct. 25.—|Special Telegram to Tur Bee.|—The wheat market experienced quite @ little boom to-day, and most of the sdvance was held, the story of the day dif- 5.—| Special telegram to The market opened steady to strong, London sending some buy- ng orders. The forenoon was without im- portant features, price changes being unus- ually small. Prominent room traders bought St. Paul. There was said to be a strong in. side support in Northwestern and both these grangers showed small improvement in the early hours, Lake Shore was also strong and somewhat higher. Slayback was said New Yong, Oct. the Bee.|—Srtocks and lower. There were no very desirable cattle on sale of any kind, the bulk being rather common weste and Texans, Hogs. The market dropped off another 10¢ to-day and only two loads reached # The gen- eral quality of the hogs was hardly as good as yesterday, which made the sales appear lower than the market really was, The re- ceipts were light and the hogs were all sold early, dried blackberrie Jses dried evaporated ap- " California _sun dried ifornia unvared evaporated i evaporated California Zantee currants, 6'g@7c; Turk- 4'4 (@420 citron, 2Ad2Ac; orange won peel, 16¢; California French Mocha, 2@ Rio, good, 10@ roasting Rio, 1@ J va, interior, 2@ peaches, apricots, 18 es Copper, pitts Copper, flats Galvanized sheet iro and 5 per ¢ Patent plar Patent plauished iron, No, 24 to 27, B Rooffing, IC, 14x20.. Rooffing, IX, 14x20. Rooffing, IC. : Rooffing, 1N Sheet iron, Sheet iron, Solder, best, Solder, No. 1. j\mmm 50, 10 No2¢... Omaba, Nebraska. Buggies, Bte. Wholessle. PARLIN, OR DORF & MARTIN, le Deajers in Amculmral Implemems Wazuus & Bnmcs T WINONA |MFLEMENT co., TT.W. HARVEY LUM.B-ER coL To Dealers Only. Office, 1403 Farnam Street Omaba. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber Ete, Imported and Amer Neens 1o adliiien i1 Quiney White l iwe. CHAS. R, LEE, g : ] Sheer. 3 LI Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, fering in that respect from yesterday. The | to be boosting it and Hallen's buying was | The market was well supplied, there bei ) 3 Tin plate, 10, 10x14 " ~Wholessle i ' market was strong “from the jump.’ Tho | thought to be for the Vanderbilts, New | five double decks of good western sheeh on | ook Granus Ll Ut Agricaltural [mfllfleflu,’walflflslmmfls Wesd Carpets and Parquet Flooriag. 9th and Douglas ofticial quotations made the opening #1111 for December and §1. 8 for May, but us & matter of fact, opening prices for May ex- England advanced half a point early on Lon- don buying, but subsequent selling by Chi- eago and Boston caused a moderate decline, sale. 1,500 .« 8,100 white extra C, C, i powdered, = c: cubes, . HoNEY—1 @1 ¢ for one pound frames; strained honey. 10@. lc per pound. Steel nails, base, pe Steel wire nails, base, per keg. castings, 003 005 wrought iron 83,008 JUNK—Machine no @s. Curner ¢tk =nd Nicholas Streets. OMAHA DRANCH. J.F. SEIBERLINQ & CO,, —_Millinery and Notione. I. OBERFELDER & CO., tended over a range of 1'¢, or from $1.13 to | Northwestern and St. Paul closed finally Beeswax—Choice yeliow, 2@22c; dark steel, §5.00 per ton; kron, tha Sy b *53 8161 copper, Os.uonwou “bra 8, Mm@iw zine, H i illi i $L14). Tho irongth diaplaved wat a grent | ye3¢e higher han-they openod, but Lake el i Yl Sgtnes ur | cpple ghing vt 8100 80| poryeeing Wachiney and Bider Twine. ““W““?,,&,,{‘IEE“,{?}R,‘!}}HEEFX‘& Notiong rprise to the majority of the opcrators. | Shore did not show much of a net gain, 12@12ige: full cream cheddars, 1 @12¢; full | §:.00@2.50; rubber, 2.50@3.00; mixed rags, W. E. Mead, Manager. 1213 enworth st. Omahs. — The weak closing of yesterday produced the | New England rested 3§ point lower | The followinz 1s a table of prices paid in cany flats, 2 ¢ L $1.10@1.18 per cwt. MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Overatia. irapression that prices were likely to go still | and Richmond Terminal i lower. The re- | this market for the grades of stock men- —Medium, 1n bbis, 5.70; do inha'f IHE REALTY MARKET, Aanufacturers and Jobbers in CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., lower, und the crowd was inciined o | mainder of the list in which there was any | toned o c L o 005 small, in bbla, $5.0; Go in ha b il 2Ly W Buggies Rakes, Plows Bt take radical view in that general | action was not far from opening prices. It [ B tears: 1) S0 B il Instruments Placed on Record Dur- dgons, Buggies, Kaes, rlows Lic, Manufactarers of mfirfl"sl dircction. Al of which goes to show | was another uncventful day. Nauve fe Tonacco—Plug, wm.,c'-muumg. 16@w0c. ing Yesterday. b St SURV BRSO BRIR REE I IOV DORR AR SLRON) that there 18 no way of judging The following were the closing quotations: | Western feecs 5—$1.25 per 30-b pail. F Peterson and wife to § Mortensen, lot minba, Neb, to a certainty which way tho cat | U.8 4s regular....): Range steers, comn WL per ey block b, (-xmnlm'rr«\y‘: ari W d 8 {8 going to jump. The market had its back [ L. 8. 4scoupons, Common 0 good cows. enneson et al, to Kitenen, iof and n 2 fe o7, blo Hill's second add, W d H E Jenneson et ai, to 8 M Kitciien, all of {4aregular. Boges and Choiceto fancy cows annna Commonto choice bull y cakes, Fair tocnoice ught h JAR—Bricks, 11@120 per b 12@ldc per lb; pure mnphx D, $1.00 per gl AS— 1 oung F 2 Youny Hyson, kbod to fi Gunpowder, common o good powder, choice to fancy, 40@65c; Japan, mon to' medium, 5@ Japan, choic: ¥, 30@45c; Oolong, common to good, Oolong, choice to fancy, 50@i0c: Imper- inl,” common to medium, 25@35c; Imperial, £00d 10 funcy, 400bue, NUTs—Almonas, 15@! @10¢: walnuts, 1% T ROBleUN NUTION Whulcsale Ngl}gn_s q‘nt‘lmfflurrysnylz Gnads E——fl, e Ol ‘CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils. Axle Grease, Btc, Omaha. A H. Bishop, Manager VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, archied, though, most of tho session. Decon ber ranged at $1.14@1.16 and May £1.1: @ 116!, December was at a premium of igc over May for a while, but the two months were on a par or close together nearly all the time. The vast preponderance of trade was in May, but there was eunough goingon in December to show that there was life in the deal and a large open interest in that deliv- ery. May reached #1. the first time a lit- tle before 12 o'clock, and reacted from that O o 1 o, . Betwean Lot Amsts’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, ock 5, Bowgs and inu- second add 3 Street, Omaha, Nobraska. d FATNAIN SUrcet, — — itieson et al, fos M Kitchon, s ) Llot's, block 5, Boggs and HiIl'x second add, W d Seull to 1 livennan, 105 4, 7.4 ands, Rurlington § juar ‘ouzalin to H W Yates, lot l-‘ block side Reserve, w d Touzalin to J Il Peabody, ‘lot 15, e uddition, No 1, wd. ... Peabody and wife to W A _itoss, Jot — it “hicago & Alton “hicago.Burlington Qulng 10 DLk W mmnu Gentral. L, B & W {lo proferred. . Panl & Omaha.. .M, &'S. W. JONES, Succe! omu 'A. T, Kenyon & Co., Wholesale & Hetal Booksellers aud Stationers, Fino Wedding Stationery, Commorcial Etationery X Douglas Street. Omana, Neb, Kiansn & Toxas LukeShore Michigan Central Missouri Pacific MoNEY 0N Ca closed offered tilberts, 12@ 10 fecders, pecans, 10@ lh' Boote and Sh f 7 ! lock 7, Hillside addition No. I,'w d oS . ) ey point to about $1. 8. Iv recovered e und | “ Puins Mencastie Paven—sgac per | U S0 Ll (et S0 ; S il wite to 8 1 Willinki, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods, bung around §1.15%, @1.155% for a brief period, | cent. % (il Crackrrs—5@l0c per 1b; assorted cakes, 7 , Woodlawn, w d KIRKENDALL, JONES & co., [ 3 verlb, as per list .—Holland Herring, 9 cf@ ;\ hite Fish, i bbls, No. 1, .00, 2 cows. o Heod, Jones & Co.) 1105 Harney Street, Omaba. “fllml& Mauu[acturm of Boots and Stioes ker et ul, to Forbes sub,qed. ... J Barker et ul, to L W HIIL, 10t 9, STERLING Excuavae—Dull and weak at 1 Hogis, “’l i $4.84 for sixty-day bills, and $4, for de- mand, but ut a quarter before 1 o'clock the register per keg, indicated §1.16, from which figure there was l“A\mllv Sl Office Fixtures. i { Macks bls. |~ sub, g ed w 0. 113, 1106 A areaction of e, followed by a season of Leers, 1 AL & mel;;[:rz\‘ e e eyl i ) Agente for Boston Rubber Shoe co 110, 1104 & T e ::ndmr'ss. "I‘Ilu prhi h:r IJcc;emi PRODUCE. PRI i ® .50, Columbla River ‘N]:.:n:uvn\ml vlace, 1ot 1 bx 1 Fowler e MONBE 5 GO Mnnulnflur«!!flr i r was $1.15% when ay touched oD ot. 95. — Whes o . nd ) p Salmon, sum;mr b KIS a1 ; 4 rally both months were $1.16 usly. May, $1.1513.16 ming and Tex,1053 strips, T@Se. A Ad l-opmemu and wite toJ Kokenstein, 1101, 11031105 Douglas 8t Omaba Manufactory, Sum: | Mantle m-no-m Rook Caser, nm. mer'udv-n The close was strong at §1.15 + ‘'cash, 413%0: November, WISC: stick, 85/@V!5¢ Tot 6, bik 9, Poppleton park, w d KL.. Boston. lag and $1.15% @!1.15% for May. volume of e, 'w‘ May, 88, 2 L1012 rock candy, 10}4@I18¢; fancy candy, 7@ ’.‘J?&:’f’ifl'}‘;:{‘&“&',‘nh‘;él 1.“::;“:::‘ - "2':,‘;“;;"“:""‘:(“ Patih f;‘;‘)({:{:;};;‘f"l‘l‘-:r:‘"f""‘l“.‘l'l: ety icash; e November, i Dry Goods n l‘(om,l‘nicitml pire o 1o ]«u.p;. lots 14 8plo c et J ccember, 25 6-16¢; May, 29/g¢. veear1180 ’ ; 15, DIK L3, (1 proccedings, but the Northwest and every i vl b rocont dis; LL | "% o pians CLARKE COFFEE CO. Omaks Coffes and Bpice Mills. Teas, Coflces, Spices, Baking Powder, Ihvnrlna Extracth, h-nlry Blue, loks: Etc. 141 6 1larney Birest, Om tre angd Wlf" tw M Hm.‘l‘l" lot. Il ik &, lots 1and £, blk 3i, 1ot 1 B, Rountzo piace, Nameless, be; considerable commercial center piled in or- No. 40, 10%e fe! ders with more or less freedom. Domestic market news was generally bullish. That from the Northwest was especially so; in- deed the Northwest was the principal lever under the market. One of the first bits of news set afloat was the anuouncewment that receipts at 242 country elevators in Minne- #ota and Dakota sggrcgated only 31,000 bush- els yesterday. For several days farmers’ de- liveries of spring wheat have been falling off but, this 18 the sharpest breuk yet and s commonly ucccpted as indicative of & decided and speedy falling off in_receipts at_ Duluth and Minne- apolis. Receipts at winter wheat centresare also letting down in_a marked dcgree, and there is a promise of & continuance of the light movement, although in Michigan_the rain seems to be freely in motion. This alling off in the movewent frowm first hands does not meun necessarily that thero is no wheat in the country, but it shows that tho flush of forced delivery which usually ox- tends through the first quarter or third of acrop year is over, both as regards spring and winter wheat and the same is said to bo true of European deliveries. The effect of this 1 this country was to cause prices to react 10@ 2c per bushel. The bulls contend Nominal, 50 feede s, westerns.........1100 TCUMMINGS & NEILSON, ‘Wholesale Denlers in Paints, 0ils, Window Glass Etc. 115 Paraam Ktroet, Om e 15 60, 12453 No. 80, 135 . AW RyAtVy SER NN Y No. &0, culurud, 12¢; No. 70, colored, o . Hay Bristol, 124¢; Union Pacific, 17¢ N o\:mbor, Luxnr warp—Bib White, 1 i November, $8.15; i Gem 1oc; Benuly, uooue 14¢; B, cased, 8.5 Flax—$1.4 Kounize an wite to M 11 Herge blk 2y, lots 10 and 11, blk 23, lot s, Kountze place, wd . A J Reed fo public, aedreation, n th ave 47 8 AL dosonl s W Vengna re Dlk 1, sub J 1 Redick's add, g ¢ d D € Patterson et al to M I Puwrmn lots 1,6and 10, bk 1, lots 1, 2,7, 8 and 6, bik FoTuom place and wost 140 1t 1ot 6,k Coto Briiliunt ... E 1 Corbett and husband to 0'and M Tur: geom, Wik ft lot 2, DIk 4, Denise’s ad, o 5 2 W » W J Denise, 1ots 20 to 30, U1k 2 Woodlawn add, w O vlirgou'und wife to C F'I lot 2 bik 4, Denise's add, w d H.J Davenpoitto J E Hiley, o's add, w na wife toJ H Habert, 20, (‘;uh, !H’)O W. L. WRIGHT, 'nt for the 'acturers and Importers of Cruc'iery, lasswere, Lamys, Chimneys, ___Ktc. Ofce, 3178.13th ug Omal PERKINS GATLH & LAUMAN. Imporiors and Jobbers of Crockery, Glasswane, Lamys, Silverware T IR TE: Etc, 1514 Furoam St., New Paxton Building. PI‘DDFIBIUI‘ Umflhfl Pallfll' Bflx Pacmry Nos. wnd 1519 Douglas St., Omaha, Nebs Seeds. IMMEL & CO. ged: patents, CARPENTER PAPER CC., 5; winter, $5.50 Wholesale Paper Dealers. nice stock of Printing. Wrapping and Writh " Bbecial attention kiven (0 car [oad oraers. P .25 sige. “PriNrs—Pink e Ancn, oy Rivervowt. b .c; Steel fiver, 8 ¢ kich mond, 6}5¢: Paciie, PriNTs — Dress — Charter Oak, Rmnu]»o‘ 4lyc; Lodi, 5i4c; Allen, 6¢; Ricl he { Windsor, Eddystone, 6ic; 5 e ,,..,. SueetiNe—Berkeley cambric 183 @19, 2 S0 [ Gire: Bost Yet, 44, 6305 buttor cloth avy green salted, 7e; i u.uun 740 Farw ||lm|!blmul\«‘xl 5iges salted Fruit of oom, 9laci Greene Sey green salted Hope, 7% Kitg ]’hlllp cam- i dry flint, 9c; dry calf, 7@s Lonsdale _ cambric, 1 .c: 30¢ eachs dry salted, 7c. pcp;;zlr(e“m‘“;.‘nyo ‘e BRI S, l’\‘X’p('rcll 8.4, 2lc; Pep: 2 ell, 104, 95c; Canton Wamsutta, 11¢; Val- xyELS,—Plaid-~Raftsmen,20c; Gosnen, Shoulders, §8.00@S.25; short short ribs, $7.50. creamery, 18w: Buiter—irm} ; dairy, 15 Cheese—Firm; full cream cheddars, 1015 @!10}5e; Hats, 11 @11}ge; Young Americas, SVERTIR LIS “Iirm: fresh, S Commiesion and Storai T RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchants, Spacialtics Triter, Fres Chocca Poultry, G _112Howard Strest. Omaha, e s Wholesale Farm, Field and Garden sgerla Buccessors to McEhane & Bchroeder.) 11 and v ones Suroct, Omate, Produce Commission and Cold Storage. = Omaba, Nebraska. ltora;o, Forwardlnl& Gommualon ity iot bull, fors ad wife to J 8 6, Tianscom place, W S Mouser, Tot 19. Lonsdaje, © Pepperel Pepperell, perell, 9.4, ¢ 14, 8 Twenty-seven transfers, 1,004 To err is human, but yon make no mistake if you use Dr. Jonos’ Red Clove Tonic for " dyspepsia, costiveness, bad breath, piles,pimples, ague and malaria, Flour. bbls, Wheat bu 43,000 : ; Lake, 36i{0; Iron Mountain, T that the umarket having passed through 174000 | 6 a0 fo | WiRREI i ity e e e e T FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., o season o the greaest preswaro. 1 (he e ol e ol o White—G HNo 3,81, 2 tho kldneys, stomach and liver.” 5 | pyyn pygy 1 Generdl € Storage, Forwarding aud Commission, upward. The bulls have not beer New York, ;. — Wheat— Rocel 3 67 ’ (B H, No. 8,5, %c B cents. Goodman Drug company. 00, ke l'fllll afl eneral COMMISION | oranch nitwte ot e tienus Bugg Bugics 8 3 Pall Of spirits for twoor three woeks and | 971903 exports, mone; spot market quiet | o b o ~~“’” Quechoe ‘No. 177, 4ee ———— Mercaat. wmwona-u«nueueu 1004 Nortn 10tn | Woolesale and retall, i Hicand Bl recty oo Ao hemafully wetsing et ayvameatd | aud 1@ 13, higher and 'firm; No. 2 red, in | 3 B f Couser szv-kAn::r‘«lz;oz&‘ 7 o Kear- Born in a Gale at Sea. ot, Omaha, Ne iapioos No P ik fa levator, #1.11¥@1.1214; afloat, $1.12@1.123{; . ge, T8¢y Rockpor 03 ests i s, - — —_— that ‘there s & disproportionate. diforente | §1:00@1L.18; No. 1 red, 3115116, ~Options | Showing the number of hogs bought by Thorndike 00, §i¢; | & O L LALLM Y An gs more active and 13 3c higher; strong, 2 red and November closing at $1.113. Corn—Receipts, 185,150; exports, 95,116; spot market weak and moderately active, chiefly home trade; No. 2 rod, 49!;@40¢ in_elevator, 491,@$9%c afloat; ded mixed, 49@505(C; opti L@ye i weak; November closing at 4igc. Receipts, 79,900; exports S00; spot s active and }¢@!{c lower; options dull nnd steady, November closing at 30}5c; spot, 2 white, 391¢@335¢c: mixed west- .l},u white western, 30@40c. No. Tnurmhku EF, Thorndike 120, 9ig ‘Thorndike X)h Cordis No. 5, #io; Cordis No. 4. 1 » 5 L L] Dexins - Amoskeng, ¥ 04 1034c; Everett, 7 0z, 13}gc; York, 7 oz, 1 Kc. Haymaker, sxéc. Jaffrey XA, jlic; rey XXX, 12 Beaver Cmck AA, uc ueave, Creck 11c: Beaver Creek CC, 10c. KENTUCKY JEANS, —Memorial, 15¢ ;Dakota 18c; Durbam, 2730 Hercules, isc; Leaming: ington, 22¢e} Co tawold, 2 27} Crasi.—Stevens' B, 6 bleached, 7c; Stevens A, 7i{¢ Ward’s wharf, Canton, is a sweet little baby boy as pink us an incipient rose, whose advent into the world was made under circumstances peculiarly iuter- esting. The little fellow has a happy futher in Capt. Snow, and his introduc- tion was made on the voyage of the Samaria from Antwerp to Baltimore. On Friday night the Samaria came in the capes, and on Thursday preceding she was caught in a hurricane which the leading buyers on the market to-day: G. H. Hammona & Co. Omaha Packing Co Armour C. P.Co Cudaby Bros.. lehen and Lowest. The following are the highest and lowest prices paid for hogs during the past few days and on the correspouding dates one and two years ago T__Oct. 1588, between the ruling prices for contract and lowerfrude- and some other markets, but tho bulls say that this fact will not count in the grand *‘round up,” when the actual scar- city of all kinds of wheat will be demon- strated. The strength displayed by wheat was per- haps a cause of some nervousness to yester- day’s short sellers of corn and their attempt to cover added to some buying of November by @ party who has been a constant menace 1o the bears in this future for the past Toe; OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. “STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1821 North Eigthteenth Strect, Omaha, Neb. Stevens’ B Stevens A EAGLE CORNICB WORKS. month, were probably the principal causes o, & 4o Y e ) bleached, 8igc; Stevens' P, !9‘ c; Stevens' | made the noble ship careen to her beam for the strong opening of tho whole range of | 5o s, nciudi """'f,’,,e,.“g“‘?,“{n@ o P P, bleached, 9i¢c; Stevens' N, 9 <3 Stevens' | ends. Mannfactare Galvanized Iron and Cornice, futures actively dealt in. Export clearances | November §13.60( 1 e mpernel .‘;:;, 328 @330 Nmblenched 10}4c; Stevens, SRY, 12§c In the midst of the howling gale the n Gfl Jobn Epsnster, Propristor. 720 Dodge and 163 and 108 were good and English markets were quoted | 17" Juniary, - &19.101.00; m,nm 1% % o1 ,,,m;",::,,‘,;;;"g, S G y little cherub came as of to bring peace | UIY III!, Fnrmshin( Goods flllfl Notions. e Ol e iew 3:;,{ s .‘:‘:‘”’;;m';‘ml o N er, | 818 10@t kb 3 405 Gim Brown sheet u.;—Amnnc A, 44. Thy '4;‘ the '-I‘Oll\l!lcfl W“"-lb‘n;; and it is };inmd 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 114h Bt., Omahs, Neb, sl ¢ | cargoes af - Bu 9 lantic H, 4-4, 7%, ‘Atlantic D, 44, 09' that soon afterward there wasa lull in — e o U phil Pet,‘roleum—quol and firm; United closed pNA e 3 .{1,"‘}7’&. lantic P, 44, 6c; Aurora LL, 44, 6c; the storm. The ceaseless rocking of | KILPATRICK-KOGH DRY GOODS Co | - o e e D p e a Gt resse early strength was knocked out of tho mar- | %44 |\ ) oy casier; western, 211 Bemash 40 iRUGE | Oyt e Crowa J}(lfig 4:‘0%;“‘*0;:;';' the ship had the influence of a cradle | [POrters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Anxiliary Pblish . ket when the brokers of a certain operator | BEFYQuiet aud steady :mess 15,751 HRER e L o] L4 LL, 44, Gc; O:d Dominion, 44, jares) rocked by a mother’s hand, and the | Geats' Furnishing Goods. Comer i a0 Hauey xiliary IS, withdrew. The early guin was considerably | [yrdNeas by deliverios broe sharply on | 3| 5% 650 | 4% S8 SN | Banmer it O depporell O 44 Geso! | first lullaby to the infantile ecars were ‘Bis, Omab, Nopras Deslers in Type, Eresses and Printars'Supplics. 48 aeduood dndio aah' I Loun Nf“'m'{‘". realizing the new crop: options easier and S 3 80 Pebporell, 84, 181¢c: Pepperell, 9-4, 21¢; Pop: | shrieks of wind through the cordage of NEBRASKA ,,UEI_ o i ireet, Omabia. fe'::fn” “'("2,‘0 e :gnu%é:d!:_ duil; sales, western steam, $0.05, closing 42 @10 | perell, 10-4,230; UticaC, 4-4, 43¢c; Wachusett, | the Samaria, whose sails were snugged gl Sberos s Bracembor. yoar and Jaasry all osed | 4485703 Decomber closing ut 8341 Live Stock Notes. v . 7Thcs Aurora It 44, o; Aurora B, 44, | down to closé reefs. It was an anxious ippers of Coal and Coke. o 0088 Butter—Quict and steady ; western dairy, 16@2W) 405 western, n me same price as on the preceding day, Mly, which closed at 33%c, 18 only g¢ hl fn oats there were no featurcs of interest with light trading on the vegular market chlefly by local operators, few outsiders ap- ng. Transactions were at nearly un- T Aurom Trilh & TAIF oauiry for May time for Captain Snow to watch the siils aloft and at the same time think of the mother and little son in the berth below. The eailors say the waves dashed over the sides in mis- chievous glee ag if to plead that they might baptize the little stranger with OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufactarers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 1) Clothing and Lesther Delting. K06 Farnam O ck—West Point ™M in, 8_ oz, 10%c; ‘West Poml 29 in, 10 0z, 1 ¢; West Pomt ren Pfiint goxm.ml: a;‘ l?c. n, 15%; n, 2o Ga, 2in, (G HAF,%, %c JRF, e Plungett checks, 735¢; Whitten- York, 7ici P{fi:mnnd. aress, western creamery, W. S. Burmister has gone to David City. 214 Bouth 13th Bt., Omahs. Ne ‘William Fox was in from Brainard with cattle. Mr. Grawbow, Gretna, marketed a load of hogs at §5.45. Colin Hunter came in with a train of cat- tle from Smithwick. g, a7t Ehoose—Quiet and about steady; 9@103c. Minneapolis, Oct. 25.—Wheat—Firm- ness of speculative markets helped prices up here for cash wheat. Local millers were ST DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, e Bash, D noorn Etc. “"""TM. A. DISBROW & CO., 4 Faraam Street, Omi rael holessle Manuficturers of 3 taking most 6f the grain, and samples con- 0 o] all the ceremony provided by Neptune | ——— LSRR S lobras Jocteq wih o apparant. buying o satisty mm-fimm rovortioh of hard sod airly | CULY, Biop of Mifwaukee, bought a .R:’.:,‘,;‘tv%',‘;:'.,%‘@-. menton dros, | Log' o mermaids, Both mother and CHARLES SHIVERI oors, Blinds and Mowdings, .. years, £ No. ® 3% o . g Sow naard, 5'5o; Peaco 14Ch e {::.“&“‘&‘L‘.“Q" I("\:“n‘:uc\—“er:gll:;rslfi.?:“{v,lv\vlffc\:; hard, cash, $1.20; ‘November, §1.2 tx: De- | @ load of hogs for W. H. Roberts. PuiNts 1(‘nmo BitrArnold, Sige; Amer- An Absolute Cure. Omaba, Nebraska. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. cember, §1.30 3 on 'track, $1.2014; | Robert Johuson, North Loup, came in with No. 1 northe , 81165 Novemb a load of hogs which sold on the market, $1.16 l)ucember. sl 161¢; May, $1.2115; on Ogalalla, Neb., was represented by L. A. track, $§1.20@1.22; No. 2 northern, cash, | }yandhoefer, who came in with aload of £1.09; November, $1.09; December, $1.10; hogs. May, $1.16; on track, $1.13@1.16, e Milwaukee, Oct. 25. — Wheat — Firm; | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. cash, $L.07)5; December, $1.09%; January, = 1.005¢ Produce, Fruits, Etc. Burrer—Fancy, solid-packed creamery, 20 @23¢: choice zountry, l6@lSe; comwmon wrades, 10@ioc. FLouk—Nebraska £0.00@7.50; Minnesota patents, $).25@s. straight grades, $5.00@5.50; bakers' flour, §5.25@5.75 per barrel. Porators— Nebraska, $5@ile per bustiei: Colorado, ‘was yesterday's general price. In provisions more than ordinary Interest was developed. Early in the day the market was supported by fair buying of January rk by Hutchinson, but subsequently a arish feeling took possession of almost the entire trade. Bloom and other holders un- lJoaded a cousiderable quantity of their hold- ings of pork, and their offerings of that article, coupled with free selling of lard by Kirkwood and Warren, turned the tide sharply downward. In a brief time Jan- uary future sold oft #0c on pork, 10c on lard and 10c on short ribs. Later there was a little reaction from the severest depression, yet closings, save on October short ribs, were lower all around than yes- terday’s final prices. October short ribs, for ican, Gl4c; Gloucester, 6igc: Arnold C long cloth, 9: Arnold B long Sloth, 10i: Arnold Gold'Seal, 1013+ Stiotes A, 12; Windsor Gold Ticket, 104 Drugs and Chemicals. LANEOUS — Sulph. acid, 1’c; citric tartaric 50c; bal. copavia, m-c chloroform, 47c; glycerine, 2 gum Arabic, select, £1.00; gum camphor, gum opium, £3.25} sulph. morphia, $2.82% bromide potassium, 42c. 2 ~Carbon, 150> 10c; headlight, 175 sic; gasoline, 74° 13ige; West Virgiuia summer, 11 No. 1 golden ma- chine, 18¢; extra W. S. lard, 84c: No. 1 lard, 47c; lurpcmme, le; linseed raw, 5be} boiied, 55¢. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup: tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles. or the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT: ENT. Sold by Govdman Drug Co., at 25 cents per box—by wail 30 cents. Manufacturers of Sash. Doors, Blmas‘ M >uldings, Stair Work and Interior Har Wood Fizs s, N.'E. Corner fth and Leavenworth Streets, Owsha, Neo. i PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 706, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omaha, Neb. McCORD, BRADY & CO., = Wholesale Grocers, worth Streots, Omaha, Nobraska. __Steam Flmnzl. Pump A L'STRANG CO Pumps, Pipes and Engings. Htoam, watar, Riiwey and Mining Buppl 2 'and 724 Farnam Kireot, Ot % cfi HCHILL PUMP CC Wholesale Pamps, Pipe, Fittings, Stoam and Water Supplics. n»-nnumu-n for M 00d! arnam L, Cunhe uI(AN(LO_FFlCE. JOHN M. SHAW & CO COMMISSION, Grain, Provisions, Stocks and Bonds. b7 e, ®ar 231 Tox October, Provisions —Easier; pork—cash, easy; No- ch\lcr, F14.90, ... Mardware. MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, Wholesale Manufacturers of Saddlery & Jobvers of Saddlery Hardware firm; N Corn—In fair'demand; No. 2 mixed, 40@ >, St U.'S; WIND ENGINE & ‘ frmly held throughout | 465¢c wees BosiT0Rs—20 per Ib, QuiNiNe—P. & W-, per oz, 55¢; German, UM co. 204 elosod &b an actusl advance of Tige. In mdgmflxcuve No. 2 mixed, 254 PouLthY—Live chickens, $2.75@3.00 per | per oz, 46c. Margin Transactions a Speclalty, | Andlesther. 1405, 106 and 1i7 Harmey St., Omaba, Steam and Water sflmfllfis ' other lines of product the day's net decline 2 mixed, 35)4@30igc. | don; spring chickous, $2.00@3.09; drossed Leather. JOHNSON & CHRISTIAN, Managers, — = ens, 10¢ per b, Prars—California $3.00@3.50 per bu box. Kaes—Strictly tresh, 18@l! smounted to 3i¢@5c _on different deliveries traded in of pork, 40c on October lard, 17}gc on November lard, 12gc on December and 15 BOARD OF TRADE, - - OMAHA. Members of the Chicago Board of Trade. Pri- Yirm at $1.14. Kansas City, Oct. 25.—Wheat—Steady; Halliday Wind Mills. 918 and 20 F Mitls. ‘“'nm‘ ) famam L., Omaha, Hemlock sole, 18@27c per 1b: oak sole, ueuvy unrdwur . 8¢c per Ib; oak harness, 30@:2¢ per 1b; selec- AN BROATCH : 1 @19cca BROWNELL & CO., year lard, 5@7'gc on January and May lard | No. 2 red, cash, $1.00 ankunl, November, 98¢ CALIFORNIA GRAPES—$1.25@1.50 per case; | ted oak and trace, 3 ¢ per 1b; ou and hem- vate Wires to Chicagoand New York. ] h cash, a NG Delawares 40@5 lock . 20@2: Toot.' Hemlock calf Pflfllm e A A ks Decembir,salcs at b0e: May, :.L?!. elavres dh@le o ror b || RSk BRper 0@ ra wmiooe calt Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, oilers and General MflChlflEl'Y, basket Pracnes—Michigan, 50c@$1.00 per basket, BaNANAS—Common, $1.50@2.25 per bunch; choice, $2.50(@8.50. L —$5.50 per case. Bprings, Wagon tock. Hara ware, Lumber, e s iheot Irou Work Steam Pumps, Saw MiK d 1211 Harney Birest, Umaba. 1 v, weight ouk calf Cikin, No. 1," 00c@s.0u per AvonwOrLh Stroot, Omaby. hiladelphia calf skin, exm $1.00@1.10 per 1b; hemlock kip skin, No. 1, 60@i0c_per ib; oak Kip skin, No. 1, S0c per 1b: Phila- delphia kip skin, extra, 50@%c per 1b. French mlr skins, (according to weight and quality), $1.15@1.70 ver 1b* French kip skins do, 8ve@ $1.10 per Ib. Coraovan russett, 1X¥c; satn finish, 20c per foot; welt leather, $3.50@4.00 yer side; moroceos, (; bble goat), 20@30c per foot; moroc t leg, 25@iuc per foot; glove calf skins, 20@3lc per foot; Douglas kid, per foot; kan CHICAGO LIVE S8TOCK, 1215108 CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—Special Telegram to Tag Bag. |-~CatTLE. —Trade was slow, unsettled, weak and certainly lower on all grades of natives below one or two lots of fancy na- tives that sold at $5.90 and below, also one car load of Christmas steers that made $6.50. No buyer could be induced to look at the or- dinary run of medium natives as long as he could get splendid rangers for the prices cash, $1.02'¢ asked; December, $1,04% bid} May, §1.00% bid. cady; No. 2, cash, no bids nor November, #0c asked ; January, 200 bid; May fll" c bid. O 0. 3, cash, 2034c aske d; November, 200 bid; May, 43ch bid: s LIVE STOCK. Timber Glaims. Tree Seeds and Seedlings for Timber Claims, Frute Trees, Small Fruits, Urnamentals, Ever- Erooris, o Send for yflc. lst—FREE! Address, D. 8. LAKE, Prop., Shenandoah, lowa. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop, | s b 5 WORKS, : Mechanics’ ‘l‘"ll l.ls.l:.zflg ml 1406 Douglas Carter & son, Prop's. Manufacturers of ull kinds m Steam Boilers, Tanks and Sheet Irnn Wurk “fllmlfl Hamwm ‘Works saum 20th and B, & M. Cr¢ PAXTON & VIERLING IHON W nms 2 00 per 100, Brers—40c per bushel. TurN1ps—30c per bushel. SAvER KuauT—Bbls, #4.75; half bbls, $2.75. ArpLrs—Choice, §2.30@2.75 ser bbl; fancy, Chicago, Oct, 25.—The Drovers' nal reports as follows : Jour- —Our CHRISTMAS BOOKS GEN' vy Selling trom 00 cents g2, Harnes 8 o ing. Sudduth & Fratt' ere ttle—Receipts, 16,500; market slow, 10¢ | #.00 per bbl; common, $1.50@1.75 per bbl. skins, 40@50¢ per foot, according to quality. ( ae {. n mmw s R P g TR Rl 00t 50¢ stockers and feed- | CioEw-Michican, $3.00@650 ver bbl Toppings, $8.00@10.00 per dozen; linings, to81.50) will pay you & larger profit than Wronght and Cast Iron Building Wlll‘k gals; California pear cider, $15.00 per bbl. Por ConN—Rice, 3@4c; common, 2@3c. LaRROTS—40c per bushet. any otherl u es non thl’ee months, & CO., « fhimited) 40 Dearvora Street, LR Sb RK bQ:NQB ;}Se" HARD- Wholesale Hardware, Gutlm 'l'ln Plate 0 which they sold at than any medium fi%flr%ofi;. dozen; apron skins, $10.00@ Eagines, Brass Work, General Foundry, Maghine ana patives o the market, and there were plenty smith Werk: Oice und Works, U, 1y, @2.90; Texas ullll?. $1.50@8.50, d 17th l!lm!l.‘(lmllll ‘hicago, 11l Hng-—lla(‘mp 16,500; mixed, $5.30@5.55; of rangers nearly as good as the Sudduth lot. | heavy, $5.40@5. icht, 85.80@5.55, BeANs—Choice eastern handpicked nav. y Lumber. el “." o ‘_GMXHA"WIWE & IRON WORKS, ¥, 85,4000 4 n, etc. Agents for B h o Tole vas the ooatatls bt oany o | By A e Sirier steady; | 8200 por ustel: wastern ‘hand p.cked | First and sccond clear 1% in.. 40 00@5L M Fordrs tha {7 aleamon who "bad. i o “pood e | mativeh, T3S0 wobterun, 851500} | Bavien WUTSAID: “mcalume, “$.00@1-0. | pist i Secana leun, 14 1 s B " | Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Texans, $2.50@5.25; lambs, $3.: Kansas Oity, Ot 3,654; shipments, none; 25@5.00. Jattlo—Receipts, bulk of supply, thin, Third clear, 1l @1l A select, 1{@lly in B select, 1@ in, tives, and we again say nobody wanted Them, &t last no regular buyer would look at such as long us there was & pen of good nd HaY—1, 0. D. cars, No. 1 apland, $0.00; No. 2uplana, $5.00. BRAN—$15.00@16.00. Desk Kails, Window Guards. Flower Stand Sign Omab Ete. 120 North 16th Str OMAHA SAFE : and IRON V WORKS. "I PALMER, PLANCHARD PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., NP, RICHMAN. 3. 35 00@3 A stock bunnln 1216 'foet, 18in. . rs unsold. E: t- | market steady for good q\mlu\ " e 2 sl O Eto. ERGEE unsall. ) Byen eommon raagers OUb | e e rn.fod, $4.TROR®; cotamon | SAOTPAD FARD—41400@15.00 per tou. 1 stock board, 13@16 feet, 13 In. Live Stock Commission lerchanls W.'L. PARROTTE & € Man'frs of Fire &Burzlarhnu[%aras i well. There was not an oversupply of edium, $3.25@4.50; stockers and feeding Oars D stock boards, 13@18 feet, 12 i Ofice—Roem 3t % QaRaL'S, Exchange Building, Ui Iron and Wire Fencing, uth Omi LOHIMER.W STERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission, Lum Room 15, Exchange nlldl , Unie Btock Yard: andanewrde: H T %, Nobr . OMAHA LUMBER CO., Coi e, Lo g, | A0 ot Bl Mlrlt Vil Gcomw 22, Opposite Exc , Union Stock Fards, foul g LOUIS BRADFORD, UNION ;.Tocs YARDS CO., Of Oney, L, ot LI . L, b, dona § Boxd. Buberisiendenn. o= | Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. | "4aimiarosis 1107 Haraey Btreet, Omaha, Nob. ‘Texans, although there were 148 cars in the run, and prices underwent little or no change as compared with yesterday, but it should ‘be remembered that Texans sold very low yesterday, native cow stock, ¢ymmon bulls, canning stock and low grade natives gener: ally selling at as low a figure as at apy time, Veal calves are also down to low water mark. The stocker and feeder trade remains quiet, ‘with'less business than last week and prices rather on the down turn- than otherwise; ghoice to extra beeves, £5.50w6.50; medium uosoodu- 1,850 o, 1,500 1bs., $4.40@ b 200 10 1,850 lbs. nw@ow 950 o 250 by umw. stockers aud 'feeders, rass range steers, $1.00@ igns, 12 ViNeaar—Cider, rop'r. Cor. 1ith and Jackson Bts. 10@18c per gal. White wine, 1@0c per gal. CRANBERKIES—87.50@2.00 per bbl. Provisioxs—Hams, No, 1, 12i4c; No. 2 1lc; shoulders, §i4c; rib bacon, llige: clear bacan, picnic hams, 10c; dried beef hams, 10kc; short, Glge; extra short, fige; pickled pigs feet, 1510 kits, 10c; smoked sausage, 6@sc per 1b; ings, 17@18e. Flooriug, first common, 6 in, Flooring, second common, 6 i Select fencing flooring. . iding, first and second cléar, iding, first common, 16 feet. Siding, second common Common boards No. 2 boards, all lengtiia: Fenciug No 1, 12 Foncing No. & 14, 14 and. 15 iot Joists and scantling, 24, U@L fost Timber, 4x4, x5, 13010 feet .. .. g:ekau. D and M flat. = " Hogs—Receip shipments, 1,200; ac s tive, strong and 5@ 10c higher: good to choic #5.40@5.55; common to mediuw, $4.40@5.80; skips and pigs, $3.00@4.40. National 5% 888888!88888888888888888 CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Tron and Wirg Pencyr, Railings, Guards 494 Boreens, for banks, offces.sieres, rasidedses, ety Improved Awniags 1 ocksmith Muchinery cud " Blacknmich Works, 4 Stock Yards, East St. 5, —Cattle — Receipts, 2,845; ; market steady; choice ers, $5.00@5.50; fair to good 00; butchers' steers, oice, 83,30@4.40; stockers and luemarl. lulr [ guod $2.00@3.15; . rangers, $3.00@4.10; krass-fed, §2.00@3.10. Bon-l{o«lpu. K905, - shipmeuts, s.m, MEACHER & WHITMORE, Firg and | Burgar Proof Safes, Pime £ Diebuld Batu & Looe L w50 Aalie aag Juli Workedis 8 1it8 ZReEEEE Grocers List. Revised prices are as tolloivs: g BagoiNe—Stark A seamloss 22c: Aude- ey -