Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1888, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5, 1 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Strong, and Yesterday's Bhrinkage Entirely Recovered. SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN CORN. Provision Trade Exhibited Increased Btrength Cattle Were Slow and Prices Weak—A Down Tarn in Hogs—Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Caicaco, Dee. 4.—[Special Tel Tue Bre|-Tho wheat market sick to hold up its head, and prospects were gloomy, to blackness, To-day's 1 was strong. Yesterday's shrinkage was entirely recovered, aud bull news plentiful as it was scarce twenty-four ago. Besides this, the shorts were e buyers, and there weregoriginal in on quite a libe o by Ream, Linu and other lo and infuence. Hutchinson's brokers were scllers on the up tur arently putting out wheat ‘“‘on sale of the “plu ¢ shorts of sudden notoriety were driven on the rally, and on the whole the market was quite interesting, though somewhat narrow and largely - professional in its The first fuews of impontance came San Francisco,in the shape of a revivi exnorts in the shipments of grain to Aus- trali; This took the form later of telegrams from reliable parties on the coast, that three full cargoes of wh , flour and oats had been fanded ¢ ancisco for shipment, to Aust cargo of wheat and tour to (' South Ames 13 also that ne. wotiations were under way for further char- ters of wheatand flour to Australia, Minne apolis was unusually prolitic from a news point of view, Advices from tnat quarter may be summarized somcthing like this: 1. That the demand for cars to move wheat from the country showed a falling off of 50 ver cent, as fur back as last Friday, and that the demand bad been getting smaller every since, That a bid for 50,000 sacks of flour had received within o of the market. 1at o ) cars of whe Minne- apolis, ¢ or \ feed. 4. 'That, owin system of counting there duplication in the receipts, which made the stocks of wheat in Minneapolis and the country cle tors appear 5,000,000 bushels larger than they veally are That a mllhlul int the reserves bushels, acainst to gram was of 2 was as hours gor sstinents Son in and one eful canvass by elevator and rests had developed the fact that in the country were 6,000,000 20,000,000 “bushels a yea ago, and that out’ of b X bushels, #,000,000 bushels were of a v low grade, Al of these morsels of news were swallowed without salt, and the bulls had an inning th lasted all s Private European cables were not encouraging to holders, and th hoard’s cabies quoted g “This, ho fid not ¢ porarily. a bull day ago, Bull pointers flew about thick and Lm. Eve body had 'em, and the anated from sc eral of the hestand strongest houses. FPurth <rmore, the outside m s sympathized with Chicago to a greater or less extent, Minneapolis, however, the h conter of the bull information, was barely steady at a very small advinee, which was viewed by s Late in the session Wendell & C troit, wired Heming, the “Mi “that 100 car loads of best A been bought to-day in Detroit for imm diate shipment to ‘the scaboard, Whether this is for export or not is not stated. P sumnably, buyers are afraid of touching doc tored sLUAY in store in New Y supplics of good wheat in the interior, was aiso noted that 95,000 bushels w drawn from store in New York. May wheut opened at $LOSL witi sales at §1.08%, ad vanced 1o 81.10%, with only minor sct backs, worked back to $1.09°¢, fluctuated for an our or more between $1.09% and £1.1017, and towards the last advanced rapudly to $1.1015, and closed at §L10%@1.10%. The bull feeling governed to the end. December opened at §1.01 nged §1.01%,@1.03!;, and closed at §1.0 ry opencd at $1.05. Last prices were all around, and record u gain of 3 The bright frosty weather prevailing to- day regarded as unfavorable to specu- on the long side of corn, and in a like © favorab) ors for future deliv- The receipts were over 100 cars under ate, but little comfort was umstance,sceing that they wero still heavy enough for all the demand which existed. ” Liverpool was weaker, and quotations from thu , but_fair quan titics reported as being exported from Atlantic ports, and New Orleans oy figured as shipping some, 52,000 by « ing been cleared from the weak feeling ut the opening was Jater by greater firmness, mfluenced to some extent by the 1tone of the wheat market, but y by the active con- sumptive demand, and the receipt of a good many outside orders to buy. The decline has v for two iweeks, and the im- pression is becoming general thut prices for the present are low enough., The amount of business done was not extensive, but after carly prices being lower than ever before, the close was at an improvement of about closed Lo bid and May at S8 The provision tr strength. The bear clem servative, Hole relieved some tof the pressure they have recently ex- perienced to foree them to unload, and un- der smaller receipts of hogs than was gen- erally anticipated. operators, us u rule, were less anxious to scil. The entire market im proved, a stronger condition of affairs ex- isted, and closings all around were materi ally higher than yesterday's last quotations. In pork the day's net advance was 121, @15c; inlurd 106e12ige, and in short ribs CHICAGO LIVE STOCK al Tolegram to Dee. 4. Toe Bee)-Cariee — Trade was slow and prices weak, somo salcsmen quoting all _ cla hard to got of s good prices us last week, or even yeste A fow lots of prime b sold fairly well, considcring the weak feeling in trade. The pens w full of the 1,050 to 1,250 pound native steers that are making the extromely low pri But the class of stock that is making the least money for anybody, except — the sluughterers, s the ordinary run of fair to good cows. It is said the slaughterers ure muking #5.00@7.00 per ~ hoad “on - such at present Common old cows and cauning ain at low water marl, Texans rs ure plentiful for so late in the season, Choico beoves, #,000¢5.50; mediun to good steers, 500 108, §1.83004.90; 1200 to 1350 1bs, &175@4.80; 650 to 1200 1bs, £3.0003.80; stockers and foeders lower, §1.50 00; cows, bulls and mixed lower, $1.10@ \mlk #$1. 000, D: cattle, st western rang’ oxans, $2.5003.40. Hogs-The opening showed little or no chango as compared with yosterday, and at one time there was quite an “edge” to the et, but later on, especially after tho lators were satisfied, there was @ tdown turn of he, in some cases 10c, mavker closing weak, with a v loft, ut §.10@5.15 ¢ with suspicion de taken from that e ed increased e more con Cmeaco, the. @545 for 140 old lots of hogs and rough 10, FINANCIAL. Yonk, Dee. 4.—[Special Teicgram to 1.-STouss—The opeuing of the ock market this morning was quité strong. 1t at the close last night not having ce, the first price showed gains throughout the general list, the ex- /i 1'aciflo and Atehison, W showed 13§ per cent decline ju the frst lalf hour. The mar- ket became woaker on apparently realising saics. The decline, however, induced fresh buyiug, and a reaction followed, in which 1bs und srock, .00 Union Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific, Rock Island and Lake Shore reached highest prices of the morning. London was a buyer of active stocks, and this tended to give encouragement to the bulls, The feel ing, however, is still unsettied, and many of the prominent traders aro still leaning to the bear side. The in the last hour showed further sigus of weakness, and the close was iri r and lower, the Northern Pacific group being the only exception s, Union Paci ft off with only a part of the ad vance sustained, while Missouri Pacific shows a net decline for the day of 3 per cent; New England t 1011, % : Lake Shore, | h, 8. The total sales were ding Missouri Pa cifie, 34,000 30,000, Northwesterd, 15,0001 60000 Lake Shore, 15,000 25,000; Reading, 31,000 New Engl The foll 1.8, 48 WY o) s Pactiic e of "05 Central Pacific Chicaco & Alton Chicago,Burlington & Quiticy D. L & Tiinois e St Rock Union Pacific 121% North 1240 dopre 105 "l & N W 1% | Ao proferred, 13 INJY 15 P, . 15 Wock 1sland . M. &St P rrad, & Omikia . doprefe {onracin St L. & do prerer * Westeri: Unfon. quotations: N Pactie. . 24 rred A1y 10 ipons ouriPac Moxer o8 Cant—Easy at last loan at 3 per cent; closit per cent, Prive cent 184 mand, 1t pe off centy a2 MeRCANTILE PAPER—{3{@ii{ per Quiet but steady at ERLING EXCIANGE i for de for sixty bilis, and $4.811, Firmer: cash, $1.05 1-16 '4; Junuary, Firme 2 r; cash, 3 January wintor 50000 3. 75 $6.57 0003 short el + short ribs, .00 710, Butter— 20,30 Cheese—Unchanged: full cream cheddars, 1055@10%c; flats, i03{allc; Young Amer: Tasy; creamery, hanged: Unchanged: heavy gre 3 it green salted, Biic; gr salted bull, dige; green’ bull, 440 dry fling, 7S alf, 7@se hides, 15 per cent off; deacons, 2 dry salted. 5 Tallow Hides green branded h; 1, solia 5e; No. Recewpts. Shipments, Flour. bbls. Wheat bu.. Corn, bu Oats, bu. Rye, bu.. 5 Kansas Ci 1.—Wheat —Quiet 2 red, cash s nor offermuzs; May bid; 'No. 2, soft, cash 92 bid; M bid,! Corn —Ste: vid, 0! asled. Oats—No. bid. Liverpool, to Tne Be 30 . m. Tn fair demand ; prime me do western, 0. - spot and combe 44,000 317,000 o 170,000 dy Se bid: vhiite, cash, 2 asked; M3e 2, cash, May, Dy 4 1 Cable; Close.— I oor for 48 6d, Wheat—In"poor demand} new No. 2, win- ter and spring, Ss 1d, dull, Flour—In poor demand at 1 Corn—Spot in fair deman steady: Decemver, 4s 8d, st 4874, sl(rnl.\‘: Febr St. cash, 81.024; J Cotn-—Iirm cash, 3336¢ Outs—Steady ; cash, 26c; May, 204 @ Pork—Dull at §14.23. Lard—$7.12}, @ Whisky—$L14. Butter—Quiet; creamery, 32@3c; dairy, 22 30c. Minneapolis, Dec. 4.—Wheat—Sellers of sumple wheat' were holding for higher prices at the start, and with a 2c rise in the speculative markets holders put up the price of cash wheat. Buyers wor r, how- and only a few lots were taken at the ice. A few sales were made at y figures. _Closing quotation d, December, $1.20; Junuary y k, $1.20021.21; No. 1 porthern, December, £1.09; January, §1.101; M on track, $1.10@1.13; No. 2'nort ewmber, §1.02 H $1.00, on track, §1.021.05. Milwaukee, Dec. 4.— Whea cash, O8%c; Junuary, $1.00; May, £1.064. Corn—Quict; No. He: new, 4@ Oats ~Quiet; No. 2 white, X Rye—Quict; No. 1, Bavley--Dull; Provisions - Firm; Oincinnati, Dee. 2 red, Corn 421, Ouls 200, Rye—Dull; No. ‘Whisky—Firm New York . firm. spot, 4 4.—Whoa —Dull; No. k and lower; No. 2 wmixed, 42@ Dull and lewer; No. 2 mixed, 25@ 2, be. #1.14. Dec. 4.—Wheat—Receints, 100,050; exports, 24,0001 spot market 1g@ 15;c lower; options very duil; £L039{@1.06 in _elevator, atloat, $1.004@LOTEC L. 0. b.; ungraded red, $LO2G@1.06; $1.14; options' opencd h@'c lower, vanced 1 @?he, aod closed Stroag and 15 @2 over yesterday; No, 2 red, dunuary, closed at §1.067¢ Corn — Lteccipts, spot market moderatel and steady; No. 2, 47} 45ige anoat’ ungrade 3,44c; options mor ing steady B ats~Ticcointa, 111.600: dkports, nono; spot warket casy and rathier quiet; options steady and quiet %ei spot No. 2 white, @335 white western 50 netiv $ in o mixed, exports, 0,4 Options opened strong and ex- od and 70120 points up; closed steady and 5125 points above active busi- ness and higher cables; sal 5 bags, including December, §15.45 ; Junuary, Pebruary, §15 303 March, (m 1001090 ; .\prnl,tlr'- @1 pot Rio excited and active; fair cureocs, 1714, Petroleum—Quiet; united closed at 865¢c gs—Easy and quiet; western 2414 Pork—Quiet. rd—-Active, export fre woestern steaw, 8.4 and speculation 23.50; January, B3utter—Unsettied and quiet; dairy, l4@itic; western creamery, Elgin, 3540 Cheese—Firm and in fair demand; west: ern, 35 @110. western l@ie; LIVE STOCK. Ohicago. Doc. 4 nal reports as fo! Cattle -k 8,000; market beeves, §5.00@550; stockers and §1.50@B 005 cows, bulls and mixed, Texas ¢ Ihe Drovers' Jour- weak | feeders, $1.10@ , 5,000, 1 3 westery 40; 'Tamby, $3. Kk Yards, Texans, 6. i Natlonal Dee. uts, 900; market stre $5.00@5.60; fa 1,700 toize heavy good, $#4.40 itg choice, peders, falr to 1fed, $.00@ 00 rs! " Hos--Lteceip shipments, markot easy: selectic ) rivie, $3.1 et, §4.00@5. W Kansas City, Dec. 4.—Cattio- Receipts, §,50; shipiaents, 1,60; warkel weak, slow the | | and 106150 1ower: good erass eangors scarec mostly canners and feeders) good to choice coru-fed, $4.40@4.90; common 1o medium, 3. 14 cers and feod s, €1.70 @320 ange steers, 1 40 cows, #1.00a2 Hogs —Receipts, 10,000; ma i10c lower; ¢ rong good o che dium, §4.80@5,00, ket weak and and 5¢ higher; i common to me cattle changy The q attle was g most part yuyer could fi liking, The buyers were wi the good cattle at prices not over but when 1t fat stuff asked a much One bunch was de at 45,00, the hig Feeders were but the su arger con u den was Hogs. Close to 7,000 hogs wer MArket wus active at ste thing was sold before n on sule, Prices tday Sheep. pts of sheop were the but the roater part 1 throuesh d were s market b heaviest them of were consie not ferea on t C: 3.000 5800 Sheep 3,000 ciea pail fn this u;1r.(e-', "for tho grades of stoct me 1o srimestecrs, 1300 to 1500 1ha. . #4.10 e steers, 1100 o 1300 1bs. Native fectors Western f 7 ¢ Range steers, com'on to cliol Common o wood cows Choice to fancy cows Commonto chowe balls Fair tocnoice ight e Fair to cnoiee nea nozs... Fair to etoice mixed hogs @i wad. 0 (@310 €20 Kepresentaavs 31y, CATTLE. No. 1cow 7 bulls. 0 cows 14 cows. . 10 cow: 19 cows. ... 14 mixed.. ws 1S cows. 2 oxen Aives fonth's W 3 ing1s the number of cattle ased in this market during the ovember, 1555, with the names of The fol sheep pur month of the principal buyers': CaTTLE, Swift & Co. G. H. Hammiond & Armour-Cudahy I Stevens, Hamilton & Co. Peeders Shiper: Total Swift & Co Humm Silberhiorn.. . Jim Doud q W. B. Vansant.. Lee Rotbehild. Total........ - OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKELS, oduce, Fraits, B, Burren—Fancy, solid-packed crear grades, §.0005,50; buk bbl. POTATOES- 5 v POTATOES > chicke Nebras : ressed y8, Swloe 3 A4 candled. Guares—In 'kegs, 12 per lb, ANAs —Common, §1 5 per bunch, choice, & 50, LEMONS Onaxc orid Gamr—Per dozen: - Mallards, teal, §1.00a1,25; quail, #2.50; p , §3.754.00; rabbits, #1.00; #1.00; venison, ta10¢ per lb. CRANDEURIES - $5.000 .00 per bbl, Provisions—Hams, No. 1, 113 11¢; sboulders, 78c: rib bacon, 11 bacou, 11}5e; piciie hams, 10c;’ dried haws, 104gc; dry salted clears, short, extra'short, 8¢ short ribs, Sije: pickeled pigs’ feet,' 15-1b kits, Soc: lard, Swie; suoked sausage, G@se’ per 1b; hog casings, 17@1se. CELERY beef 2500 per dozfaen;ucy, 402 ON10N8 0@ ¢ per bu. CABBAGE—$5,00 per 100, 15 —40¢ per bu, per bu Kuvve— . -Choice, #: vbl; fancy, bbl; eomu@n, 1506115 per bbl Michigau, $3.0061.50 per bbl of 32 ; California pear vider, $15.00 per bbl. r Conx - Rice, 33 common, 234e, o7+ -40¢ per b Brins ;astern hand picked navies, #2090 per Dushiel; westeru andpicked bat | beans 5 vies, $1 1.80; fums, 81,306 1.50: L or b, HAY - F 0. b, cam, No. 1 jpland $6.00: No. 2 upland, $5 00 Brax—$5/0@1000 Croeren Frern - $14.00 15 Cons t Oure 2 VINEGAR wine, 10@% Hoxey m 00 per ton, der, 10 1se per gal. framios, 1 per gal.: white (@18c. Gropers' List. sed prices are as follows Stark A, seamless, amless, 175501 Lowistown A, A [t gunnies, d Rey uble wool sack IWiNEs— lax, 8 A sail, Dt Fierr - Figs, in boses, per b, 1 boxes, idon M 115: Ma iew Valencia jia loose musca- alifornia Londons, ed cherries 18e; Cali plums, _pe 13¢: dried b, ilg 1 raspber ed apples, i, (@ es, 1 tels, per box, $2.000 2,100 1S58, $2.4): raja pitted blackberri vies, per 18¢: Cal unn: ifornia sun dricd pe evaporated p ifornia_apricots, tic: Turkish prane orange peel, 15¢ { ifornia P're n’) pranes, 1@1e, CoFpies—- Moch Rio, ®ood, Mandahling, 26@2sc: roasting Rio, 0. G D4 e Java, interior : Rio, faney, 15@10¢; Santos and cuibo, 176 lfc: Avbuckles, 21e; Me lin's XXXX Svean G 18¢3 1@ (0 ated, Tige nf, white extr LTgerextra C, Tiger y Gloe: powdercd, Ses cubes, S1e, Bepswix o Choice yellow, colored, 1 14, nEESE--You How dark a, full « Ameri 2t chedda full in bbls, £.00: do, in in bbis, $5.00: do. in in bbts, $7.00: do, Piekirs 1, hulf vbis, § all, half bhis, gherkins, in haif bbls, =4.00, JELLIES Sai Roiit Marir 1D, SO Tias Yo : Youn moking, 3010 pail. per bbl 160 90, 1@ 12e Ib; pure per 1b; ver map! m, cominon to Hyson, #ood to fan common to good, choice to far H meatum, g | Japan, common ok Tmper ommen o med AL, good to fancy, Almonds, 15a1ses tiiberts, 126 15¢; pecans, 100 He: G0e 1 as Mixed, ! rock candy, 10! Horasn Hi Conrisn- 6! ver Ib: assorted cukes, stick, ¢ all candy, T 10 per cent dis Nameless, 10, 10ig¢ colo i, colored, Barrs—Standard, se: gen boone, 1He: B, cased, Prixr<—Solid colors-— s Borlin oil, G1ge: Piris- Pink and Rob point, hige: Steel River, » 103 Eddystone, 6! je; Pacific, Biracuen Surpnise—Berkeley cambric, 4.4, 67,c: butter cloth, rivell, alf bleached, of e Greene ( 35c Fruit je; Pepper Depperell, amphi, Canton, 44, 85 v Plaid—Rftsmen, Luke, Hige; Iron Goshen, Mountain, ANNELS Clear . No. Androsc Rockport, 63, ¢ York, Swift Thorn " Tieks moske: Yorlk, 7oz, 1 1 Dakota, ming. Kexte 15c: Durham, « B, ble bleac bleached, U bleached, 101, ¢ , MisCELLANEOUS — Table o plain Holland, 45c; Dado Hol Browy Surkriy Atlantic H, Atlantic P, 4- Aurora C, 44, 44, Hoosier L, 4-4, fc Lawrence LI cloth, Pepper a C, wrora IR, Plpperell, Wachus; m. s oz, s West | 0 in. 11 o L 24 in, 15 Nenav—Plumkett chec ton, Ti;¢; York, 7 Calcutia droess, 8 . Siged Ltenfrew dr : - Cavnn Woods, Standard, 5 , bife, ruold, 61 Arnold 5igcs Biie; o; Amer- © long “Arnold 1 long ¢ Sticfel urst and second ¢ sccond o 47 000n0 43 00w 46 »x,|',mw 47 B select, 1511 A stock bourds, | 216 1, Aa 16 1, D stock Ir”.lldw 1216 ft, Flooring, first ommon, & in. cond common, G in. clect fencing flooring. ... . rst and sécond o SI0ing, s00ond 0omMal, Common boards. ..., 1100 ards, all lengths, .. 12'and 20 fee No. 2, 12,14 and 15 fe Joist and seantling, 2x4, 14616 fe Timber, 4x4, Sx8, 12@10 fe Pickets, D and H flat, Pickets, D and H squdl Shingles, extra A, Shingles, standard A Fencing, 8in well \.mun.. "Dand M bev Leathe emlock sole, 18@?27¢ per 1b; oak sole per 1 ouk harness, 30@i32e per Ib; sele ted oak and trace, #5c per 1b; oak and hem lock upper, 20?2 per foot. Hemlock calf skin, No. 1, B0wc per Ib, according to weight; oak calf skin, No. 1, fe@31.00 " per 1b; Philadelphia calf skin, éxtra, £1.00@1.10 per Ib: hemlock kip skin, No. 1, 6070 per 1b: oak kip skin, No, 1, Ib; Phila- delphia kip skin,extra 80 per 1b. French call skins, (according to weight and quality), #1.10@1.75 per 1b, French kip skins, do, 80 @§1,10 per b, Cordovan russett, 15¢; satin finish, 20c per foot: welt leather, £3.50@4.00 per side; moraceos (pebble gout), W@ile per foot; moroccos, boot leg, 2b@islc per foot; { skins, 20 0c foot; Douglas id, 30@40¢ per fuots kangaroo skins, 40650¢ per' foot, according to_yuality. Toppings, £5.00@10.00 per dozen linings, §.600.00 per dozen; apron skius, $10.00@12.00 per dozen. Metals and Tinpers' Stock. Block tin, small pig, ma | bar plani cold r she: | Block ¢ | Copper, Copper, | Gopper Copper, pitts | Copper, flats.. ., . ¢ | Gal. sheet irgp, Juniata, 5010 and 5 pe: | Pat. planished fvon, 24 to 27 A Pat. planished iron, 24 to 3 13 Roofing, IC, 14320, 112 shects Rooking, I, 14x20, 112 sheets Roofing, 1C, 035, 112 sheets Roofing, IX| 203, 113 sheets Sheet iron, No. 56 tiron, No Solde Tin plate, 10x 14, 225 sheets 10x14 sheets Tin plate, coke sneets nails, per keg Steel wire nails. per k THE REAL MARK Instraments Placed on Record ing Yesterday. s Morrison to Peterson & Wenther, ) ttof lot i, Haseall's sub, w ) r, tr, to M Long, 1ot 24, LIk 16, Hrow i pars, w a G E Barker, ct al, to K R Overall, lo Ik &, Ofchard Bill, w d e, 1, 1o Wm Emerson, lots 6, 7, . Monument i oilor sizea ! | d hing best charcoul 1 IX Dur- M 91 McCague and Wite to 1 Suvidi wife, 1ot 5, bik 1, Sprinzdale, w a J M Swetnain, etal, to A B Delrance 1.V intor place, W d J M Swetnam to N E Delrance, 10t 10, Vin- wd and wite 1o 1 Birown, lot 12, Mayne's Ist ‘add, Vailey, w d wi_and o D Austing lot 1, E Marne's st adds Valley, w Union Stock Yards o to C it Nelson, ot 7, DIK 3, 20 ail to South Omaha,w d John Riley and wite to G W E Dorsey, Sl were s nw 1610, W 4 ) Vv Hl Cot to'E S lool, 1t 3 \v"k~ and lot 7, bik 4, . and wi CKilby Place W ol L e Wi G ATbright und wite to B Camphell, 1t 10, LIk 7, Mazthews sub, w 4 Seottand wife to'T € Scott, s 40 FUloty 1 BIK 1. Lincoln Place,w d J Withinell aid wife to R N Withnell, und 11615 e w d anee and wife to 1t St o Vinton Place, w 3 M Swetnum tod W Dillianee, 1ot 8, Vin ton Place, w s G G Wallace, trustee, to A 1 Atwoo, lots ®,8, 12 and 13 blk1, Monmouth Park, w 'd Marks, lot ik : lot JW i e, ot Twenty transfers, g I ke D, | Red Clover have dyspepsia, costive- ness, bad breath, pilés, prnples, ague and malar poor appetite, low spirits, headache or kidney troubles, Price cents. Goodman Drug Co. - The Railroads Favor Chicago. Cuteaco, Dec. 4. [Special Teleg Tue Bee.| ~The Transcontinental tion has adjourned after ing upon from various points west of New York to citic st points in ordance with th action at Saturday’s meeting providing for a graded rate. The rate from Chicago to the Pacific coast was tixed arbitrarily at 30 cents less than from New York on first class, and en cents less on the lowest clas esponding differences on intermedi ses. The rate from St. Louls was ixed at 4 per cent of Chicag, , and from the Missouri river at 40 per ¢ wo. On some of the articles mu both at Chicago and the Missouri rive ingz house products, the above arrang would have been detrimental to Chici 1o prof ts at this ol on those made the same fr Chicago, St. Louis and the Missouri river. Stop coughing at_once use of Dr, Bull's Cough Those who Tounic neve the immedi ruy by s first born.m whose train” the damp twiigat that bringeth pain., hes of head, nearalgia, cut and bruise, Salvation Oil, these wiil you losc WESTERN RAILWAY. Omaha, Gouncil Bluffs And Chicago. Tho only road to take for Des Mol Codar Rapids, Clinton, Dixo i Aud all points Bast. To the peopl lnd Wyoming, Utab, [daho, In, Oregon. W s ngton and Californin, it offers superior advantages bie by any other line. few of the numerdus points of superiority ( by the patrons of this road between Omaha . are its three trains & dos of DAY % arhich are the inest that huma d ty can crente. Its PALACI SLERI] il hich can not he' found el n Marshaitown cago tho triing of Coniiection Wit Ehose or il other (l.fl/“l apolls. ington, and sl D)fllllhl the East. Ask for tickets via 1 “NORTHWESTERN" h the best accomniodation. Cincinnatl, 1t yo Al tickes (DTS E. P. WILSON, den'l Manu:‘.r”uan 11190901 Fas8 T Agent, . N. BABCOCK, Agent cket Al ncock, Al it :"-m..h“uunv KIMBALL G F.WEST, 101 Faroam St. Omahs. N wTHE~—= CNIGAGD ™ SIORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’ The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to ==THE EAST= TWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMALA AND COUNCIL BLUFK¥ Chicago, AND— St. Paul, MMunea Rock Island, l'r('«-pull, Clinton, Dubuque, Elgin, Madison, Beloity Winona, La Crosse, And all other important points East, Northeast and Routhesat. ‘ Il oo Uhe tickot ngent at 1501 Farin o Barer Block, or i Uion Pecitio ullivun Kleepers aud the finest Dining Cara 1o the world are ray in line of the Chicago, 13 0y ory attent\of 18 paid ployos of the company, Milwaukee, polis, Cedar Ruapids, Rockford, Davenvoit, Janesville, r. wneral Manager. General P'assenger snd ral Prascugor WANTER AFFOLD, Al &-m General Buperintendens. oo UMAHA TWPALNER, N P RICHMAN. 0.8, BEANCHALRY PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchaut oo Rogr 24 Gpnasiie Exchange Buliding, Yards, South Omaha, Neb. PURIM R.WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission, Room 15, Exchange Buildiu 'nlon Btock d ot B, Kb i ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commision Dealers in Live Sock. Soom 2, Oppgalte Exchange Bullding, Union $t0ck UNION STOCM YARDS CO. 07 Gmeba mecm dohs § Bovd. | ONAHAJOBBERS DIREGTORY | ON Agriculturar implements. ('HU_I‘.L:HILI PARKER, Dealer in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Cariiages and Buge reet, hetwoen vih and 10 Oaaha Netraska LININGER & METCALF CO., | Agricatural Imglements, Wagons, Carriages Buggios. Ete. Wholessle. Omabn, Nebraska “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, 1o Deajers in Agricultural Imulcmcnls Wagons & Buggies 01, 9, W6 a0l W07 Jones Street, Omaha P. P. MAST & CO., Manafacturers of Buckeye Drill, Scfllcls Cultivators, May Rakes ( Mille nr Verirers. Cor 1ith and Nicholns S0 WINONA IMPL FM[-NT co., Whol Agricalturel Imulem}nlfl._\vagavs & Buflpms OMAMA BRANCH. J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., Akro D Harvesting Machiery and Binder Twine. MOLINEMILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers and Jobbers 1o Wagous, Buggies, Rakes, Piows Elc. Cor. Otk ant Pacifie sireets, Omaha, Neb, Leavanw Artists’ Materials. A HOSPE, Jr., Atists’ Materials, Pianos and Ongans, 1513 Dousla ebraska. Booksellers and Stationer: H. M, & S. W. JONES Successorsto A. T. Kenvon & Co., Wholessle & Retatl Booksellers and Stationers. Fine Wedding Sia Commercial Stationery B ougins Street: Oninba. Neb reet. Omab Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., (Ruccessors o Hoad, Jonvs & C0.) Wholesale Mannfactarers of Boots and Shoes Agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 164 & 10 S liarney S, Omaha. Nebranka. 2k W.V. MORSE & CO.. Jonbers of Boots aad Shoes. 1101, 103 105 Dougias 8. Omahn Manufactory, Sume twer St B wton Coftees, Spices, Etc. CLARKE COFFEE CO., Omalia Coffoe xud Spice Milis. Teas, Cofes, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavorijg Kxtraets, Laundry Biue_ In i 10l Harney Street, Omahn, Neb: Crockery and Glas ware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers und Importers of Crockery, Glssware, Lamps, Climneys, TPERKINS, GATLH & LAUMAN. Imoorcers and Jobbers of Crocyery, Glassware, Lais, Silverware Ete, 1514 Ferooaw 8. ot Pavton Building. Commission and Storage. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Ul]IIflIIS)lflII Mcrchants Tatier, Cheese, Poul 112 Vowsara Stroer, Omah GEO. SCHROELCER & CO, Pt Commisin and [faifiinragn FREDERICK J. FAIRBRAS Wholesale Flonr, Feed, Grain and Generdl Commision Speciuitics umen C. N. DIETZ, Deaier in All Kinds of Lumber, Hih and California Streets, Omiaha, Nebrasks. FRED W. GiAY . Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ele., B, T.W. Hl\”":EV“:.‘:_;N;‘B;‘;:"L:‘(‘ . To Dealers 0aly. J l)‘H N A, WAK l:‘)" Il:r‘ll:. Wholesale Lum Tmported and A Agent £or Mils auk e Quines White 1 CHAS. R. L 1 Hardwoo Fargam Stee Coment Statg Dealer Wood Carpets an ‘Lumber, quet Floorug. $th and Dougl Millinery and Notlons. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Ttparters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions A% 210 and 212 South 1L Street Overalia CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Gveralls, Jeans Pants, Suirts, Ko, 1104 Douglas Street, A Notions 3 J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and FIH‘HISIHM Gflflfl! A wnd 40 8cuth 10th St Owakin Olls. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1021 North 16th Street, Omahia, N Coat, Coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., n Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 20 South 15th Street, Omaba, Nebraska, J. JOH NySON &CO, . Maunfacturers ofLims, Andshippers of Coul, Conk, Cenien Uiaster Drain Tile, and Sower Pipe. O Bt., Omaba, Neb. Telephcn bli. PR — Sh __Dry Goods na Kotions. M. E SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions, 1102 and 1104 Douglns, Cor. 11th St., Omaba, Neb, KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co " | Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furnishing Goods. Comer 11tk and Hauney 8is., Omaba, Nebraska e NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Coks. 214 Soush 13th 8t.. Owaka, Net Furniture. WEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farniture, Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture Omaha, Nebrasks. Grocerios. PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 706, 07, 00 and 711 8. 10th 8., Omabia, N " McCORD, BRADY & ll.u Wholesale Grocers, nd Leaveaworth Stroots, Omabin, Nebrasks Hardware. MARKS BROS, SADDLERY CO,™ Wholesele Manufacturers of Saddlery & Joboers of Saddlery Hardware Aud Lesther. 105, 14% and 1407 Harmey St, Omahn, Nebrask ____Heavy Hardware. W.J. BRU/\TLH. Hsavy Hardware, Iron and Smsl Springs, Wagon Stork. Liswaro, 1 nyor, B 1 and 1211 Harney Stre aha. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop, Mechunics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 146 Douglat Firpet, Omabiu, Nobraskn. TRECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Wholesale Hardware (th wnd Tarney st for Au il LEE,CLARKE, ANDREESEN WARE COMPANY, Wholesale Hardware, Catlery, Tin Plats, Metals, 8 Irol nuts fo Seale Ml Barbed wire, Nobrasks, torn Agents 1 Nails, omalis, Hata, Caps, Etc. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods 1107 Haruey Btreet, Owakn, N . Lumber. OMAHA LUMBER CO,, Al Rindg of Building Material at W' 1502 Street and Unlon Pacifio Track, in LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sz, Doois, Kic, Farde- Corver “th aud Dowr'es,; ¢ U250 Livusiep vrua A Axie Grease, Kte, Omalin. A1 Bishop, Manager VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods, 105 Harney Stract, Omaln Office Fixtures. THE SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacture s o Bank, Office and Saloon Fixtures. boarx ook Cascw, Drug Fatures wall o, Hatlings, Cond tors: Beor and W a Nror et Fagors e ofloe, Jiab wnd 178 South Lith St., Omnha. Telephone 1124 Paints and Oils. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesale Deaters in Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Etc. 1115 Farnam Stroot. Oniabn, Neb. Paper. "TCARPENTER PAPER Co.. Wholesale Paner Dealers. Carry & nice stock of Printing. Wrapping and Wri il er Bpeeint uttention klven Lo car [oAd rjers Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, PFDDI‘]BTU[‘ Omaha Paper Box Factory. ad 113 Douglas SL. Owabim, Neb. —_— __Seods. PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., Wholesale Farmn, Field and Gardex Seeds 911 and 115 Jones Strect. Omaha, Storage, Forwarding & Gommlasl;jn_ ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, Forwarding and CUI]]I[IlSSan Branch houdo af the Henney Buggy Co Tugios st wholesule wud retail, L8 110 and zara Sircet, Omaba. 'Telephone No. 7. OAHA_ MANUFACTURERS. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1621 North Eigthteenth Streot, Omaha, Cornice. “EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, Jolin Epeneter, Proprietor. 120 Dodge and 163 und 108 Nort 10l Stroet, Omatin. —_————————— Printers’ Materials. "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Auxiliary Pablishers, Bualors in Typo. Prownes and Printers’ Supplies. ASi T Strvet, Onumin, e ____Rubbor Goods. OMAHA RUBBER CO,, Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods il Clotbing and Leather Belting. 105 Farnni Stroste Wholessio Manu? scturars of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Munlflmgs Branch Ofco, 12th and Lrard Streets, Onahin, N:In “BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ‘flflllfdcflll'BlS o Sash. Doors, Blinds, uldings. Stuir Work and Intorior Tarl Wood Pk LK. Corner fth and stredts, Stoam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A. L. STRANG CO., Pamps, Pives and Engines, Sater, Ty o pplies, ‘nd 24 Farn CHUHCHILL PUMP CO., WMIESHIG PIII]][]S PlIlP leng% iteam, Eto. U b WIND [‘.N(‘INE & PUM Steem and Walcr buvpllus llAIlully\\u Mills. 15 and M BROWNELL & CO,, Fugines, Boilers and General mrlnurry. Sheet broi Work Steam 3 ork & L 14418 —— ey Iron Worke, N STEAM BOILER WORKE Carter & son, Prop's. Manufacturors o Steam Bmlcls, T s aml Sirn Hmn Wurl Saw Mk TEON WOIK \ u Wk iy sk Ralin, Win (Gurds, Flower St Signn, Bte. 125 Noeth 160 5 treot, O "OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Han'f "s uf Fuc & Burglar Prfiaf Sdm MEACHER & WHITMORE, | Fireaud Burgiar Proaf Safss, Timg Loois oty Vauld o Wik, 4 5, Yauds wud