Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1888, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat in the Hands of the Bulls Yesterday. CORN OPENED TAME AND QUIET. Provisions Again Bearish—Hogs Ac- tive and Lower—Cattle Business Falr and Prices Steady on ood. Crreaco, v. 2 Special Telegram to Tue Bee.] o wheat market was bullish and a further improvement of 2ic in 3 ¢ was held. The nows was generally bullish, and the crowd was bullish, cables were better, and New York reported good foreign ing of De mber and May, the Germans being repre nted as most actively engaged in accumu Iating cercal property. The amount on pas sage is 1,120,000 bushels loss than last week, and the domestic movement is shown to be falling off. Rough weather is coming on and further diminution in movement is expected to follow. No exports of wheat are men tioned, but the equivalent of about 130,000 bushels went out in the shape of flour trom Baltimoro and New York alone, and in proof of the revival of the foreign demand for wheat at the seaboard, New York advises that De nher shows a greater relative advance by ’cc in December tha in May, the difference 1 been narrowed to that extent. here is little doubt that farmers' deliveries of spring wheat are dropping away, though the receipts at Min neapolis promisc to be large until the cars already on the way from the interior are emptied of their contents. The markets up there are quoted as firm at an advi e over yest r. Receipts at this point are Tidiculousty small, only amounting to thirty- six cars yesterday with the estimates for to day forty-seven cars. For a market that all sreation 1s printing to as being absurdly out of line with the rest of the world, this is tainly ble exhibit. About the only thing that d todisturb the security of the bulls was the inforn Louis millers had reduced the and that this example was being follo: through the winter wheat ~ sections, where values are alrcady below those ruling in the mnorthwest, Beveral local firms reported foreign selling orders nt the advance, Then Prime gives itas his opinion that the winter wheat 1s going into winter in splendid condition as a_whole. These little things did not weigh in the bal- anco to-day, however, for the bears were protty badly rattled, and the more timorous amony them did mot propose to over sgiving short of any wheat. The cov- as very general, and, as on ot failed to react when vt from that source relaxed ocea- The bulls were in charge, and quarter. morning of the passed hay ery from amounted to fully 4c. strength was the wround, that there not the slight- est danger of cash wheat in Chicago being flung friendless upon un inhospitable world on the 18t of December. It is in air way to be takenc of by fricndly hands. May wheat opened this morning at $1.0 advanced to $1.00%@1.09%, - broke bac $1.001, agvanced strongly 10 §1.105¢, sold off 10 8110, ad ed to $1.11% and closed at $L1L @l 11k, December oponed at $1.035, ranged to $1.03%@1.048¢ and closed at#1.0437, Tanuary opened ut $1.10%, ranged to $1.01%5 @1.08, and closed at_$1 The buying was general, though Lenn, Mitchell, Logan, Kammerer, Boyd, Baker, Fairbank, Cudahy, Helmholz, 'Hutchinson, Young and Smith figured perhaps most’ conspicuously. The shorts and bulls were competitors for the wheat that came on the wmarket, and both clements were equally anxious. The sentiment was very bullish. Several times during the day Linn took the market away from Hutchinson’s brokers by bidding over the market for round lots, when the old gentleman loomed up as @ buyer. The crowd seemed to regard this as a joke on Hutchinson, who is now regarded as’ the leading short. Corn opened tamo and_quiet, without any . The continued over-running pts boyond the previous days’ esti- mates keeps the fact of a larger crop and its possibilities constantly before speculators, There still gontinues to be a fair amount of business done for export at New York and other Atlantic shipping ports, with a moder- ate quantity going out by way of New Or- leans, but Liverpool was weak to-day and lower, and for Friday estimates were 620 cars. The opening prices were about yesterday’s closing rates to a shade higher, but at these there was only a moderate de- sire evinced to trade. The demand for cash corn for shipment was good, but the bearish- ness of the speculative branch of business enabled s |l\0|'imbu_\‘ at from 3§@${c under yesterday’s figures. ‘There was a kood deal of realizing by tired longs and some chaug- ing from Frocomber to. May. Fluctuations were narrow, but a slight decline was estab- lished along the entire line of speculative futures. November closed at 36%5c and is now cven with December. closed at 35% and In provisions the movement was ag bearish. The large run of hogs at all the prominent packing points continued the sell- ing noted yesterday, and as prices re and the decline forced the unloading of order’ holdings offerings became exc “The bear element had, indeed, comple 1o con: trol, and met with little opposition in prose cuting their operations. The shorts, of course, bought pretty freely, but the specu- Intive business transacted the outsid and the general account was comparativel howeve was in good request, and tio sles of lar and meats makc quite a large aggregat The speculative interest, as usual, was con- fined mainly to January and May, and, as on yesterday, the best prices of the day pre- vailed at' or near the opening. Closings were at the bottom figures as a rule for lard, and a trifle better than the inside quo- tations for short ribs and pork. In pork the actual decline suffered was 171¢@25c, in lard TH@17}4¢, in short ribs @10 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK yeste One se report that Cuicaco, Nov. 25.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee.]—CarrLe—Business fairly active and prices steady on everything good or use- ful, either in native, range as lin Good natives, and eyen use! were scarce, and on the other hand, the pens were flooded with rubbish and common stock, both natives and Texans. Prime native cows and hoifers are selling substantially higher than last week, and the chances are that such will find a good market now that the run of rangers is about coming to aclose, or at Ieast, & big reduction in number. The canning stock remains as low as at any time, and there is little or no show for im- provement in this class, canners have made their goods this year at vory low zriuel and are now ready sellers. Good utchers' stock is liable to sell readily from this time on until spring. Stocker and feeder trade is down to low ebb, and cannot improye until there is an up-turn in fat tle. Cholce to extra beeves, $5.00@ 6.80; medium to good steers, 1,850 to 1,800 1bs, $4.90; 1,200 to 1,850 lbs, $3.50 d¢ 950 to 1,200 1bs, stockers S foson bulls and mixed, #1835 H ; Texas steers, §2.80@.40; Tndians, $5.00@5.5; cows, $1.05(3.50; western rangers, $3.25@ Hoa! With fresh receipts, which were unexpectedly heavy, there were 45,000 to 47,- 000 on sale. ~ Values ruled 5@100 lower, but at that decline there was an uctive business. both packers and shippers taking their aver- age number, yet & good many were carried over. Some packing sorts sold down to ‘5 Xu (@5.15, but the bulk sold around about §5.25 5.85, and best beavy at “““f .45, prht sorts yere not plentiful, and sold largely at .86 for 180 1o 100-1b averages, Light of 120 1851b averages were extremely soarce, largely sought for and sold higher than any other sort, the Nelse Morris outfit paying 88 high as $5.80@5.55 for some lots. It nhoulfi be remembered by shij ippers that this demand HApIe 10 Gease A0y AV, or 888000 8¢ the rris party lll wheir outstanding contrasts THE OMAHA DAILY The demand at ikely to eollapse any d T 10 of 150 to 190 1b @ and 160 averages sold around about 5,40, with Moran & Healy and the Fo the leading buyers, The Tipton com who are reckoted on as regular buyers of the 160 Ib averages, arc buying rather sparingly at prefent —— FINANCIAL. —[Special Telegram Stocks—Stocks opened about id early there were some small ad made. Rock Island was more ani mated than for some time, and broke badly 1t was saia that the President Cable's state ment to the exccutive board yesterday was unfavorable, and there was a good deal of selling in consequence. Depressing cables regarding the London situ weakening effect, while Rock cline helved to drag the list down. The de- cline up to noon, however, was not heavy The break in Rock Island was severe, 1t sell- ing down to par, but closing 13§ points bet tor, or 4% points below the opening, Some long stock undoubtedly came out, but much of the decline was due to the bears and shorts selling. It was rumored that divi dends would be reduced or passed, and that a resolution would be adopted changing divi- dends from quarterly to semi-annually, Omaha lost 11 points and Northwestern % of apoint. The general market closed firm, and, aside from the aforementioned, was not far from the opening figures, The following were the closing quotations: 48 regular... 128% Northern Pacific, . 24% 4scoupons. .. 1253 o dopreferred...... By TS reeuTn L 108 " (0. & N W 1095 LiAnconpons.. 1095 1 Pacific b of '95 ..0121 "IN, Central Pacific. 2. 4y Chicago & Alton. . 134 Chicago, Burlington pEQuiniey L L& W R mnmu Central, 1 L& W, Kunias & Toxis LukeShore Michigan Cent Missouri Pacif Moxey ox Car last loan, 214 pe per cent. Prive MercaNTILE Pargn cent STERLING Excmaxoe—Dull and easier at #4541 for sixty-day bills, and $2.882 for de- mand, “do preferréd, 0814| {lo preferred. t. Paul & Omahia. dopreferre do preterred. |Western Union. asy at 2@2'¢ perce cent; closing offcred at §@6}§ per PRODUC Cnrcaao, Nov, 28 and December, §1.04%; 5 $1.11 8-16, ¥ Corn—S i cash and December, 86}c; Januar, \Ln. 33c, cash, 26ic; May, 80c; Nothing doing. g'llr!\lnthy Nothing doing. ky—$1.20, Easier $13.85; May, #14, Lard—kas Prim and , 81 cash, ) Januar &'\ December, ). $8.00@3.12}{: short ribs, $7.25@ Butter—S 20@0c. Cheese—Steady : full cream cheddars, 101 m{l",‘ flats, 1035(@11c; Young Americus, 11 @ ady; creamery, 25@3ic; dairy, green green, 5 4ic: rgroen 28¢5 branded @30c each; en salted, 6i7c bige; green’ bull, @Sc; dry calf, hides, 15 ner cent off; ‘deacons, dry salted, 10 Dallow—Firm No. 2, 4¢; cak salted bull, dry flint, 7 0. 1, solia packed, 5e; Receints, ~ Shipments. Flour. bbls. . 000 Wheat bu. Corn, bu. ... 28— Wheat—Higher; cash, $1.043 Ja £1.04: May, $1.09%4. Corn—Lower; Pork—\Weak at §15 Lard—Wealk at $5.1215@s. Whisky—Steady at §1.14. Butter—Strong and_advancing; choice to fancy creamery, 30@35c; choice to fancy dairy, 25@30c. Milwaukee, Nov. 25.—Wheat—Strong; ;sl;."(uuu December, $1.013; January, Corn— No. 3, 52@34c. Oats—Steady; No. 2 white, Rye—Active; No. 1, 52524 Barley—Steady; No. 2, 67/5c. Provisions—Easy; pork, cash, $13.5. Minneapolis, Nov. 28.—Wheat—Receipts were 200 cars, and holders were asking §1.22 on track. Salesof all other grades show little improvement over yesterday, though as usual, considerable low grade Stuff was carriecd_away unsold, Closing quotations: 1 hard, December, $1.21: May, $1.28; i $1.21 No.' 1 morthern, De cember, §1,0914'; May, $1.161¢; on track, $1.10 No. 2 northern, [)«. ember, §1.03; May, §1.00; on track, $1.04@1.00. Cincinnati, No —Wheat—In good demand; No. 2 red, $1.0461.0 [ No. 2 mixed, 441 Onts—In good demand s No. 3 mixed, 201, _ Rtye—In light demand dud beavy; No. Whisiky—Firm at §1.14. New York, Nov. 25, —Wheat—Receints, ),600; exports, none: svot market firm, aud bigher but dull: No. 2 red, §1.04%@ p| ator; $1.06' @] ) i > und elosea 25 3 free buying by foreign” houses and vering; No. 2 red, December, closed Corn — Receipts, 31,130; spot market weak' and o lers: afloat: exports, 123,400; lower; free’ sel ungraded mixed, irregular a ber closing at 4 ipts, 74,000; exports, 21,000 spot market trifle ‘easier and quiet; options dull and ¥@ge_lower; December closed spot, 2 ‘White, 854 mixed western 3c; white' west 420 Coffee—Options opened firm; sales, 15,250 bags, i §14.40@14.7 v, #1450 14.80 Spot Rio higher; fa Petroleum—United clos Jggs—Steady and quiet; closing mbol steady, cluding Dy March, SN 0. rl‘M ‘V\J argoes, §10.12. d at 85 o, westorn, 25 Pork—Quiet. Lavd—Dull; western steam, $8.70@8.75; ; slight_offerings; western dairy, 14@ic; creamery, 22@3sc; Elgins, aide. Cheese — Strong; western, 9}4@11%g Liverpool, . —[Special Cablegram to Tim Bre]—3:30 p. m. Close.— Pork— Holders offer moderately; prime mess, east- 0 western, 71s 8d, firin Lard—Holders offer moderately’ spot 408 9d, steady; November, 40s 8d, steady; De- ceimber und January, 45s 64, steady. Wheat—Holders offer moderately’; new No. 2, winter, 8, dull; do. spring, 88 14 Flour—Holders offer freely at 12s, Corn—Holders offer freoly; spot. 45 Bifd, ull; November, 4s 8d: Dacember, 4s 84d, dull} January, 45 6d, dull. Kansas City, Nov. 23, —Wheat- No. 2 red, cash, 10 bids nor offerin mber, 803c bia; May, 95¢ bid; No. cash, no bids nor offerings; May, $1.04. Corn — Steady; No. 2, cash, 2% bid; January, 28¢ bid; May, 8I'{c asked: No. 2 white, cash, 80c asked. Oats—No. 2, cash, 1o bids nor offerings; December, 210'bid; May, 8ic bid. %00d buying demand; Higher De- soft, LIVE STOCK. Chioago, Nov. 25.—The Drovers nal revorts as follows : Cattle—Receipts, 14,000, market slow; choice beeves, $5.00@5.50; steers, §3.20@+4.90; Texas cattle, §1.65@3.95. Hogs—Receipts, B2,000; market:weak and 5o lower; mixed, #5.16@3.40; heavy, $5.20@ 5.45; light, §.15@5.43; skips, $6.10@5.00. Shisep—iteceipts, 6,000; m arket cteady tives, 4.60; western: ’x‘g, ans, §2.50@5.40. ' Lamb: 0‘15@ Kansas Oity, Nev, .~unm—umipu. Jour - 150; shipments, 4,600; offeting n; marke and in_most good to choic d, #4.60@5.15; cor 10 medium, §.20@4,45; stockers and_fe ing steers, $1.G0 43.40; grass range steers, £1.00@3,00; cows, $1.00@260. Hogs—Receipts, 15,000; shipments, no market weaker and 10c lower; choice, §5,15@5.171§; common to $4.05@5.10. National 8 Louis, No mostly com- cases W medium, ek Yards, East St Cattie—Receipts, 4,000 shipments, 200; market strong for fat corn cattle and 10¢ lower for common to fair grassers: choice neavy native steers. £4.60( 4.95: fair to zood native stecrs, $3.97(c4 butchers’ steers, medium to choice, $3.00@ stockers and fo , fair to good. $2.00 ); ran®ers, corn-fed, $3.65@4.00; grass- |, §2.20(@3.00 Hogs — Receipts, 9.5%: shipments, 200; market lower: choic v and butchers’ selections, $5. "king, medium to prime, $5.15@5.25; light grades, ordinary to best, $5.00@5.20. OMAHA LIVE BTOOR. Wednesday, Nov. re hardly enough cattle i what were he 28, 1898, There wr here make a market, a not very choice. The market opencd slow and no trading was done until after noon, when about everything was sold. The prices paid were about steady With yester. day. Hogs, only a fow hogs in_ when the market opened, and they sold steady to de highe d very dis. Cour from the cast indicating a decline n and_live hogs, and the market here flatte out. It closed 10¢ lower with thirteen loads unsold. Sneep. The market wus steady and moderate, the supply Cnttle. Hogs Sheep. .. . tee B0 « 4,000 800 03, f pricas pald in this market for the grades of stock men- tioned Primesteers, 1300 to 1500 1bs.. $4.10 Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. . .40 Nauve feeders Western fecders. Range steers, com'on to choic Common to good cows. Choice to fancy cows Commonto choice bulls Fair tocnoice hght hogs. Fairtochoice heavy how: Fair to choice mixed hoes @4.60 @440 @05 nCauve Salos OATTLE. Kepre: No. 1 bull, 1 cow 1 bull, 1 bull 1 cow G cows and heif ic cows, westerns. yearling. . 1 cow 21 cow cow: mixed, 1 steer, tailing 22 cows 11 cows. 46 feede 13 heifer 18 steers 1 heifer... cers! natives. steers, corn-fed .. corn-fed.. natives. 11 natives, ackers’ Pury The following is th bought by tho leading hases. number buyers in of hogs to-diiy's 1 Hammond & Co. Omaha Pucking Co Armour C P Co T. M. Sinclair Highest and Lowest. The following are the highest and lowost prices paid for hogs duringtho past fow days and on the correspouding datos on anl tws years ago lU MI &) 2wk b 85 @i 6 4 @: Sunda @\ @l 8 @5 00 B @) 0 W 4 0 Sunduy. OMAHA WHOL ALE MARKETS Produce, Fruits, Ete, Burrin—Fancy, s acked cre 22 hos ehoice countr smedium grades, 3 common grades, 10 14c. Nebraska it Minnesota patents, 86, grades, £.00@5.50; bake ver bbl. Porarc $5.00@7.50; 1 P0TATORS Pourriy—Live cl doz; spring_chic £2.50@3.00; dressed chickens, 7(@Se per 1t s, B@10c K g e candled. MALAGA : per 1b, BANANAS choice, §2.50(@3,50 LEMONS—30.00 per case OraxGEs—Florida, $3.50@3. Gaym Yer dozen: Mallard 2 teal, $1.00@1.25; quail, $2.50; prairie chic ens, $.75@4.00; rabbits,§1.00; squirrels, $1.00; venison, ((&10¢ per 1b. CrANBERKIES—$3.00@9.00 per bbl. Provisioxs—Hams, No. 1, 11} 11¢; shoulde 78y rib bacon, bacon, 11}gc; pienic hams, 10¢ bams,'10igc:’ dry salted clear extra short, 8}gc; short ribs, pigs’ feet, 15-1b kits, 80c; smoked sausage, 6@sc per Jb; 17@be. Common, § dried beef short, 81¢c @00; hog 'casings, 25@30c per dozel 30@d0c per bu, $3.00 per 100, rs—40¢ per bu. BNIPS—300 per bu. Saver Kravr—Hbls, $4.75: half bbls, $2.75, ArpLES—Choice, §2.50@2. 5 per bbl; fancy, $3.00 per bbly comimon, $1.50@1.75 per bbl. Ciper—Michigan, $5.00@6.50 per bbl of 82 gals; California pear cider, §15.00 per bbl. Por Conx—Rice, 0 common, 2yge. CARROTS— 400 per bu. Be, Choico eastern handpicked nayies, $2.00 per bushel; western handpicked na- vies, $1. TG@L50; mediums, $1.U0@1.50; Lima beans, 5¢ pi v- Hax—F.%. b, cars, No. 1 upland $6.00; No. 2 upland, $5.00. BRAN--$15.00@16.00. {EEL—$14.00@ 15.00 per ton, HOPFED N—20@270, ATE— 32§ 280, 3 fancy d0c. BEE: THURSDAY, . 10@1S¢ per gal.; white wine 1 Hoxey—1-1b frames, 16@1Sc. Grocers' List. Revised prices are as fol 1%0-—Stark A, sean scamless, 17 3 American, se 11@14e; gunn ouble, 20¢; wool sack, & 3 extra sail, 3)@z2lc; lows ous, Te; burlaps, 4 to 13¢; gunnies, Twines—Flax, sail B, 20@21c; cot in boxes, per b, 13@ 16c; dates, in boxe Inyer raisins, per a loose raising, $2.30@350; new Valencia ra ver Ib, 8%¢: California loose musca tols, per box, £2.00(02.10; California Londons, 185, $2.40; pitted cherries, pe : Calit fornia vitted plums, per lb, dried blackberries, per 1b, T's@se; dried raspber- ries, per b, 2 aporated apples, 714@ 18¢§ California sun-dried peaches, 13¢; fornia unpared evaporated peaches, 13@18c; evaporated California appricots, 18¢: Zantee curr (@ic: Turkish prunes, 41, @4%c; cit (@24c: orango peel, Temon peel, I|m 16¢. FEES cha, 25 ; 1tlo, good, 10@ Mundah i roastingRio, 15(@ 0. G. Tava, diae; ave, interior, 2o : Rio, 3 ntos and aibo, 17(@ 19 MelL lin's XXXX Suaan-Grandl w hite extra C, 7 c; powdered SWAX | colored, 18 14c. Ciepse—Young America, full cream, ull cream cheddars, 116012c; full bbls, £.00; do., in bbls, $6.00% do, in cubes, 81¢ sice yellow, 228 20@Rge; Medium, in half bbls, $3.00; small, in half bbis, €3.50: gherkins, in bbls, $7.00; do., alf bbis, £4.00, Acco—Pl smoking, 16@%0c. JeLLiEs—$1.95 per 30-1b pail, SALT$1.30@1.85 per bbl. Rorr 1 MarLe Steanr penny b, £1.00 per zal. ss—Young Hysou, common to fair, i Young Hyson, wood 10 fancy ks, @12 per 1b; pure per 1b; Bri ¢ maple : Japan, com- mon o medium, 15 , choice to fi 30ae4be; Oolong, common to_good. 25 Oolong, choice to fancy, 50@i0c; Tm perial, common to medium, s Imperial, 200 to funcy, 40uwde. Nurs —Almonds, 15@18¢ Brozil, d@!ic; walnuts, 12! Dpeanuts, powie filberts, 12@15 i pecans, 10 iley @10¢ per lb; per list assorted cakes, stick, 91;@d1 candy, @2 nr, Goods. 10 per cent, dis.; - Nameiess, No. 40, 10 LL, RX, andard, 8¢ gem, 10c; beauty, ¢; Ram- Richmond, 14c; Pacific, Berkeley cambrie {e; butter ¢ Hope, dale ¢ mill Pepperell, S-iu, 1205 Pepporotl, 64, 10¢ Pepperell, 9-4, anton, 4-4, 8! Goshen, Mountain, nen, 2 Iron ite—G H. B H, No. ; Quechee No. T, EANS—Andr ez Rockport York, 30 in., 53ge; Swift river, 790¢ Thorndike BE, Thornd Ticks nosieag, ‘Pnr 1644c; Haymake s XXX, 12 Creck uu Dakota, 18¢; Lieaming" Memorial, Cottawold, evens’ B3, evens' A, @ tevens' I, Stevens' N, bleached. bleachcd P, bleach: N, bleached, MISCELLANEOUS plain Holland, 914 Brown_ Shect Table on Dado Holland, 121 tlantic A, 44, 703 Atlantic H, 4-4, 7ige; Atlantic D, 4 4, 6ic] Atlantic P, 44, 6c; Aurora L, 44, 665 Au’ rora C, 44, 43{c; 'Crown X i Hoosier LI, 44, 6es Intian_ Hoad, 4-5, Tige; Lawrence LI, 44, 6ci Old Doalinion, 4-4, 3 Pepperell R, 4-4, 70 Pepperell O, 4-4, i Pepperell, &4 pperell, rora B, Dock—West Doint Point 20 in, 10 0z, 12 Wist Point 40 in, in, § oz., 103¢c: West Arnold = eloth, 101 Stiefel A, 12¢; : Arnold Windsor ter. r, 145 in 13 in nd second ¢l 1d second o Third clear, 1@134 in A select, 11G@13g in 13 scl 1 A stock boi 1 stock boa 849 0051 00 47 00@h0 00 43 006 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 00 00 00 s, |..'41Iu i, 12 s, 1216 1, 12 in D stock boards, 1216 ft, | Flooring, first common 6 in looring, second common, 6 in. Select tencing flooring Siding, first aud second ¢ Siding, first common, 16 ft Siding, second comuion Co HHHImn Iln lIAI-t . r14G@10 T | 14@L6 Teet... .. ) dx4, 8xX, 12@10 feet, Pickets, D and H flag Pickets, D and H squarc Shingles, extra A Shingles, Standard A. Lath .. . 0 G B O G Batts, 11x3, 51 ¢ 8 in well wbing, Dnml \l bev Leagher, Hemlock sole, 18@27c per 1b; oak sole, 33@ 30c per 1b; oak harness, 80@3%c per 15; selec- ted onk and trace, 85¢ per 1b; oak and hem. lock upner, 20—28¢ per foot. Hemlock calf skin, No. 1, 80@Wo per b, accordiug to Jelghts oak calf sian, No.1, 80@L00 per ; Philadelphia_calf R extra, 8100110 B ninhl kip skin, ‘No. 1, 0@ivo per 11 ok kip ek, No. 1, 7080 per 1 Phia: delphia kip skin, extra, 80@c per 1b. French calf skins, (according to weightand quality), $1.15@1.75 per b, Frenbh kip skins, do, 80c(@ $1.10 per b, Cordovan russett, 18c; satin tinish, 20c per foots wolt leathor, §.504,00 per side; moroccos, (pebble goat), 20 per foot; moroccos, boot lew, 25@30c per foot; “glove caif skins, 20@30c per foot: Douglas kid, 30@40c per foot; kangaroo skins, 40@50¢ per foot, according’ to quality. ’J_umunr-u, #.00@10.00 per dozen; linings, 00@.00 per dozen; apronskins, §10.00@ 0 per dozen, Metals and Tiopers' Stock. Block tin, small pig.. Block llu bar. Copper, planished boiler Copper, told rolled, Cobper, sheatulug. Cobper! pita. Copper, ¥ ahoe! iron, Galath, §0-10 and Bperc. di Pab pLARisbed ra, 4 10 27 Avsso w;'{ NOVEMBER 29, Roofing, 1C. Roofing, 1X. Roofing, IC. Roofing, 1X Sheet iron heot iron, Solder. Tin plate, best charcoal 1C, 10x14, el nails, por ki Steel wire nails, per k THE R Y MARKET. Instruments l'lm'ml on Record ing Yesrerday. Wm G Albright and wife to M Malcahey, 14, DIk 9. sub ot VIK 3, Albrigat’s Wm G Albright and wite tc 10t 13, Ik ¥, sub of bik 30, A Dar- 00 choice, w d 1,850 0 Lobeck and wife ‘10 M L Arthur, lots Aand 4, LIk & Lincoln place, w d Theo Olsen and wite to J A Wellard, iot 9, BIK 1, South Omah park, wd.....\ E 8 IRood and wite to V' H Coffman, lot %1, blk 11, ana lot 28, bik 10, Albright's ant Dl 1L, ar M Morrison wnd wife t6 11 osick, lots and 9, blk 1, Morrison's add, w d H IR Palmer wnd wite to £ A'Stern, Tots '] wnd 2, see 1%, 15, T 10 e.w d J B House, 6t al, to DCunninghai, 15 int in lot 7, Woodlawn, w d V H Coffman to J L Vo IbFight's annex. w d TE Cutier and wife to 1§ ih of ‘e 100 ft of 8 b lot b, hill, w d A Dl aad Witk 10 8 Phalen, ¢ of 1-10-12 o I A Casey, n'80 ft i,y d GG Walliice, tr, 10 11 ) FOx, 1080 and 10, blk 3, Monmotith park, w d GG Wallace, tr, to 11 Fox, lots 2 and 26, bIk 4, Monmouth park'w d Willtam L McCaguo to F R McConuell, 166 rench to' f 1 McConiioll, bik ¢ g 1 h-mh(ul R McConnell, lot’ 1ot 2, bik 10, W it Orchard 1,8:0 1,600 200 sofnw iy of ‘ot B, 1,600 w0 £,00) 0 503 2and 4, Lincoln place. CE Panip and wife to acres, tax lot 20, P 1i Carey and w of 8 14 10t 6, blk 2, elton, & utter, e 100 ft Twenty-one transfers ECLARKE ESTABLISHED 1851 { 186 So. Sure Cures!} Ghiongo, His, { Clark 8¢, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is stltl Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS Clironic, Nervons and Private Diseases, 53 NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all'the effects leadin 16 early decay and parhups Consumption o1 Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with Bever-faling suceen, g~ SYPHILIS snd all bad Blood and Skin D eazen permancatly cured. IDNEY and URXI\ARVCDMD]:‘"(( Glect, Varicoceie and all diseases Gored prompdy without e Orgass, ‘i~ No experiments; - Age ind experience im. portant. Consultation free and sacred. B~ Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. B Tiose contempincng Marriage send for Dt Clarke's celcbrated ‘Male and_Female, cach 15 cents, both 25 cents (\I:Iu\»\ Consult the old Doctor.” A friendly letter or call nay save future suffer- nyears tolife. 4%° ‘socents (stamps). Mes and it s sent verywheres accare from espOSLIS, Hours, 10 6. Sundays o to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark 8t., cchAoo, ne. - (Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? A Proprietary Medicine that needs but » trial to prova ita worth. Gonorrhcea, Stricture, of the Genito. injury to§ l]r, Cal!ender s Lef| wer Bltters Tho Only Distiiled Ditters in the United Btatos. The omly Bitters recognized by the United States internal revenue laws as a Pro- prictary Modictne, “Luwtully Patnted. No. of atent 14-9,573, Contains no fusi) olls, no gasentins olls, no forelyn substance or dsmage ing drugs. ‘A pertectly pure medicine, com. ponnded ffom Pure I ot Herba and 0ld Peac) lemaant to the taste, quiot and decisive in its effect. Cures Dyspepsin or Yellow Jaundice in five days. Regilates the Bowels. Invigorates Inactive Lizer, Oures Diseased Liver, Reviv tae Kidneys, Improves the Appeiite Quickl, ok tho whole system. New Life to the ystern. CLiver Bittors are sold in_ Omahn, N K ArugKisie > tailers us 10/10wi Goodman Dy C0., W fard. "Sam i1 frurilaworth, Jo'm Giudiah, e v, oy & D'y Tag Max” Becht, ) 1S Cox, Max ! Lamberson, H ¢ beotiee OVKD bRy Sateny T. E. GII.PIN, FIRE |NSURANCE BROKER, | Room 63 Traders' Building, CHICACO. Reiorences—Motropolitas National .G Dun & Co. The ank. radsi KIDNEY and ail wrmary troubles o Y Iy unasately cuted by DOCIURA Cape sule cured in s ) days. Bold 8150 sts, or by mail from Do- cuta, St.N. Y. Full Directions ot Ca uicl — SOUTH OMAE, SR PALWRR. NP RICHNAN. 0.0 PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., ml_,lvlgo,‘itgcl‘&gummlsslon Morchants, ito Exchange Bullding, Usion sl outh Omabin, N L2 CRlMI‘-R WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission, Room 15, Kxchange Bullding, Union Bteck Yards, Bouth Ot ob. ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. acom 2, Oppguite Exchunge Rulding, Unloa 8tock S B63S thad st UNION 8TOCK YARDS CO., 0f Omaha, Limiteds dolia U Hord. Bubesiuwadoat. OMAHA,OBBER DIREGTORY | ONAFAJOBBERS DIREGTORY Agricuiturai implements, CHURCHILL PARKER, fiealcrinAgriculmmlImnlcmsnls,nguns, Carriagos and Huggies 10th, Ol LININGER & METUCALF CO., Agricaltural Imglements, Wagons,Carriages Dugles, Kto. Wholesnle, Omaba, “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Wholesnie Dealers n AETiGI]llUP(I] Implements, Wagons & Buggies 01, 9063, %% and 07 Jones Street, Omaha P. P. MAST & CO., Hallllfl]ull]l'm of Buckeye Dl‘llls Seeders, Cultivators, 1ay Rakes, Cider Milla and Luban Pul Yerizors. Cur. l4th and Nicholas Streets. WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., Wholesie Amculmra_l [mplements, Wamms 1 Bnmcs .‘.,‘.A«., ta OMAHA DRANCIL J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., Akron, Ohio. Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine, MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers and Jobbers in Wagons, Buggies, Rakes, Plows Elc. Cor. il and Tacifc treats, Omaha Artists’ Matorlals, " A HOSPE, Jr., Armts’ Matcrials, Pianos and Organs, 1813 Douglas Street, Omabia, Nobra: Booksellors and Stationers. H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A. T. Kenyon & Co., Wholvsale & Retatl Booksellers and Stationers, Fime Wedding Stutlonery, Commercial s TN tionery < Btreot. O Boote and Sh LL, JON 10 Hegd, Jo Wholesale Manufactarers annts and Shnes Agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 1164 & 1108 s 1arney 8t., Omaha. Nebraaka. W.V. MORSE & CO.. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 1101, 11031105 Douglas 8t Omaha Manufactory, Sum: ‘mer 8. Boston. Coffoes, 8plces, Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO. Omalis Coffec and Spico Mills. Teas, Coffoes, Spices, Baking PflWflfll‘ Flavorijg Eatracts, Leunddy Biue, 1416 Harney Street, Omuhn, “Crockery and Classware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers aud Importers of Emckery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimeys, “TPERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Imoorters and Jobbers of Crecxery, GlflSSWfll‘G Lamps, Silverware .. Ror- Pexton Bullding, the obraski Commissicn and Storage. """ RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commlssmn Merchants, Speciaiti~- tre Tema rovitry, Game, eHoward Strest, o GEO. SCHROELCER & CO., Buccossors to Meshune & Sehiroeder.) Prodnce Commission and Cold Starage. Owaha, Nebraske. T FREDERICK J. FAIR! S, Wholesale Flour, Poed, Grain and General Commision Marchant. Correspondence soligited. 1024 North 16t Street, Oinuba, Neb. Omata, cunl. [ ka and | l.lrne HA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 260 South 15th Stroet, Omaha, Nebra J. J. JOH \ySON &CO, . Mannfactarers ofLime, Andshippers of Coul, Coak, Comen — Plaster, Li Draia Tile, and Sewer Fipe. Ofice 215 S, I St., Owaha, Neb, ~Telephcn = sli, " Dry Gooda ana Notio M. E SMITH & co., Dry Goots, Furnishing Goods and Notions 1102 and 1104 Doulas, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tmportexs and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furnishing (i00ds. Corner o S or 1 a2 Hainey EBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coks. 214 Soush §ith 8t Omaka, Neb, i Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesalc. Dealers in Farniture, Farnam Street, Omaba, Nebraska. “CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture Nobraska. T erios. PAXTON, GALLAGHER & co. Wholesale Grocerics and PFUY]SIDflS. 705, 707, 700 and 711 8. 10th §t., Omaba, McCORD, BRADY & Co.. Wholesal Gl‘ C6rS, ? th and Leavenworth Bt Nobraska, Hardware. TMARKS BROS. Wholcsale Manufacturcrs of Saddlery & Jabbers of Saddlery Hardware And Loathor, 1405, 1405 and 1407 Hamey t, Omeha, Nebrasks. 1 and $teel, | Etc, HE&W Har fl_WflI‘ In ey ey Strect, O HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and § alB Repair Shop. Mechanics’ Tool 1406 Douglas C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in Al Rinds of Lumber, Cuhifornia Strocts, Omaha, Nebraska — Lumhrr Lnur Cruml Etc., Bte. 3 orner fth ..m Donelns 81s Omahn. W. HARVEY LUMBER CU., Imported and American | »mm Agent for Milwaukes 1ydravic Cement and Dealer in Hardwoo To Dealers Only. Office, 1603 Farnam Street Omaba. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete, Cement — sy Quincy White Lime, CHAS. R. LEE, Lumber. Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. Sth and Douglas _Millinery and Notion, I. OBERFELDER & CO,, Tporters & Jobbersin Mi lin 2 South 1ith 17 & NUIIOM reet %210 and Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Nannfacturers of Oy Jeans Pants, oralls, Shirts, Ete. 11020 1104 Dougias Streel Lmaha. Neb. . N Wholesele Notions and Farui Nohonu BINSON NOTION CO. shing Gnuds 48 aud 4 B uth 10th 8t Omaha. ‘CONSOL1 Wholsale Refined and Lubri Axle Groass, Etc., Omahi 3 Olls. ED TANK LINE CO., ating Oils. A 1L Rishon, MAnagen VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Farnis ing Goods. 1105 arney Street, Omabn. — oo THE Office Fixtures. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING €O Manufacture:s of Bank, Office and Saloon Fixtures. Mantles, 8 artitions. Bouth Lt mnlmnv- ook Casen. Drug Fixtures fatl punters, Beerand ivn.a and ofce, | d I Milero ‘tolphone izk: h St Oloaba, Paints and Olls. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Paints, 0i Wholesale Dealers in 15, Window Glass, Etc. 1116 Farnam Street, Omal ~_Paper. ENTER PAPER T salc Paper Dealers. €Ay 8 nice stock of brinting. \Wrapping and Writh Payar. Bpecial attention given (o car Proprictor Nos. 1317 PHIL, STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale F ad orders. Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE Omaha Paper Box Factory. 1519 Douglas St Owaha, Neb) i and rm, Field and Garden Seeds 911 and 915 Jones Street, Omaha, Storage, Forwarding & Commisaion ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & C! Storag Granch houdo ot the Hemey Wholeanle and retail, Lu6 110nnd ¢, Forwarding and Commission, Buggy Co. Buggl 12 Trard xk“.':’ Owmaha. Télephone No. UMAHA MANUFAUTURERS STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 North Elgthteenth Streot, O, ¥eb. Cornice. . EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, 4 Manofacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice,’ Jolin Epeneter, Proprietor. 20 Dod o and 10 aud North 10th Street, Omi X —_— "WEST Dealers in Printers’ Materlale, ERN NEWSPAPER UNION. Anxumry Publishers, d Type. Prosses and Printers’ Suppli Rubbnr Qoods OMAHA RUBBER CO, Mannfact 21l Clotbiug snd Lesther Belting. urers and Dealers in Rubber Gnnrls 105 Farnam Streets —— e Sash‘ Branch U BOH anufacture ultings, & M. A. DIS Sash, Doors, Eto. BROV. ¢ €O ? \\ holesale Mand? .cturers of Dours, Bgipd%"@nrl M 11lfl;ng§‘ N MANUI‘ALTURINL. (,()u .v s of Sash. Doors, Blinds, Statr Work and. Interior T Wool 1y srner Mln wid Lenvenworth Strouts, ” _—— Hleflm PflmIs Pipes and Engi steam, W 20, C Wholesal itoam and U. S, WIND ENGIN .‘;Icgm and Water Suppli dalliday Wi Fgings, oot Iron Fittings, Pump: . L. STRANG CO., tor, Risiway and Miniig Supplies, ELo 2 and 24 Farbam Bireots Ouniba. HUHCHILL PUMP CO o Pumps, Pipe, Fiilings, Water Supplies. Tlastanarters for dinat, Farnam t, Om & & PUMP™ CO., 11ls. 915 ana 920 Farn, 1tGss, Acting Munnge BROWNELL & CO., Boilers and Gengral Machmery Work Eteam Pumpr, Snw 3 Lcvenworih Siraet, Ouaba wisih Iron Works, STEAM BOILER WORKS Carter & fon, Prop's Munufacturers of nli kinds Steam Boilrs, Tants and Shect Iron Work RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Wholesale Hardware, b and Tiarney 8ta. Omabe. Neb. Whatern Agents for Austin Powder C raon Bleel Nails, LEE, CLAVIG:‘IAZEI!AL%DMRPEB5N HARD- Wholesate Hardwere, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, ete, Aumn mrlrfwt |Ir~ mi Poyder lndkylnuu Hurbed wike, maks, Nebrgska, _Hate, Caps, Eto. g AT PARROTTE & LU . Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Ga(m 1107 Baruley Btrot Owali, Nobs OMAHA LUMBER All Kinds of Building Material at Wholss 134 8uregp 4ud Uigp Pacife Track, mss: LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sasb, Bl Wards—Cerngr 7th and Dowslas; Corag aRaad liylay! Do Gorast PAXTON & VIERLING IKON WOILKS. Wrought Engine Blacksm Hrass W and Cast Tron Building Work.! &, Goneral Foundry. Muohine and aith Work. Ofice knd Works, U. 1, Ky, 'wnd 17ih Streot, Omuha, OMAHA WIRE & IRON WOR Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk Ralls, Figns, OmMAH Window Guards, Flawer Stands, Wire Ete.” 120 North 10(h §(roet, Ouwabs. A SAFE and IRON W(JRKS. Mae'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Vaults, Jall G Anar Work, Lron and Wire Fencing, Klgns, Blo, oen, PODT. Cor, 1ith and Ja- K300 Bs. CHAMP Tron and 08, for bANKS, oM oes stgras 1ot tmprgred Awninze: [0 lnckemith (Yorks. 4 south 14tk ION IRON and WIRE WORKS Wire Fences, Railings, Guards dpnces, ote, katnith Mochingry and MEACHER & WHITMORE, Firgand Burglar Proof Safss, Time Locis Geueral Aol VEuiiana Jal 'wor Pr Diebold Hafe & Liuek Coipauy's NI