Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1888, Page 3

M "RIDAY, DECEMBER 7 THE OMAHA DAILY BER THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | & i ve parone vendency in e thor o | (@51b. etase e, 8 10 THE R 20, 18c: California sun dricd | . Hows—Receipts, stipments, 1 fornia unpared evaporat rection, Conservative erators wero | 3 ared eva i it Nl A A i bt s market b@l0c higher; ctoice heay evaporated California & Zantee ing Yonterday. Agricultural Tmploments. CHUKCHILL 0ok on quietly, and claim that the ad- | putchers' selections, Yesterday a Rather Dull Day in the | vance is but the nataral reaction after the | medium to choice, £.00@3 currants, i @ic: Turk 1 orange e I fornia Erench 0@5.80: pa ing, M T Morricon et alto A Hallam, e 31 ft 2; light grades, N 36, BIK 8, Mayn; wite to ¥ Wagr PARKER, Wheat Pit. sharp break of the past few days, and that | 84.85@5.10. nch ¥ 10 : innlinnel fmatoma o 4 s soon as the market, becomes evened up, | Kanan City. Dec, 6.~Caitio~Rocaipts Moch o, ‘e i B ealer in Agricultra! Implements, Wagons, srices will take another downward turn, | $:435: shipments, 8,000; market weak and sting R k1, F Arriages and Bugles. Jenoe Strot betweendth and CORN LOWER AND LIFELESS. | o oustomary noon hour drive at the market | AraE€Ing, with vaites ‘irregular: good to nterior A R X i, NobraR = VO b i - choice corn-fed, $4.40@5.00; common to me l.m\‘n 18@10¢ os and Mar 7, blk 11, Kountze Piace, w d. N LININGER & METCALF CO failed to make its appearance, and the 1 dinm, $3.2504.15; stockers and feeding steers, @10c: Arbucklet R Moty viTiiams, oV 13 ot iy " - ket has shown a gradual hardering tendency | £1.50@3.20; grass range steers, $1.50@2.50; My bik & hattan, w 2 iy M l Provisions Comparatively Bullish— | 5 50 lealings, ‘Tho oarly sollers were | cows, #1.00@5, e o b SUGAR ~Gra o1 Mitaat Trast Cota ) Tebbins, lot a), bik | AU] Cll mm“]'lch (CN\S,WJCL[II S,Cflmfl[fix An Unprecedented Run Breaks | cager buyers throughout tho list. Missouri | | H-}w-;——n--1 s, 8 &lm'mw'fllu. Dorie; Giie, PR L] € ¥ amilion 0 W.J Hunterlot s Sunny- __Muzkies Kte, Wholesnle, Omaha, Nebraskn. . " ~ i 4 4 market weak: light hoga preferred, heavy, [ © cubes side, w i 1,000 p 4 the Outtlo Trade—Best Grades '\,J‘ '“l~ Chic e "*”“l” ']”"] & l‘?"“‘l‘" “";‘ slow and 5c lower; light medium, steady to T Ty eowy 4 6 Hoffman and wits 164 Noftman, lotd, UL A Ao did A T L d ] o, New England, particularly, lead in the ac weak; good to choice, 85.10@5.15; common | Colored, 13¢ ik 3, Kountze 3d add, w B, 000 . Hogs Higher. [ v a d to choice, $.10@5.15; common | S0t T e Amor cream, 1@ | 9 Homin, to' 4" Hofman, fot 8 Vi, Agrlcnlmra]]mulrmvnls WH”U s&Enwcg o r . full cream ch 1@12e; full ountze 3d add, wd . 5000 G e " The net eain over last night's closing - % oYoam flats, 19 ES Root and wile to & ¢ Muller, Tot 16, 01, %1, W6 And A7 Jones Bireet, Omaha. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARRET. | 4,5y Reading %, New England 2%, Mis- OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ProkLES ~Modium, in Lble, $5.00: do, fn [ U1K 4 Alright's annex, wd Sl PIPIMAST & GOG . Cricae Special Telegram to | souri Pacific 81{, St. Paul 1%, Cotton Seed Cattle. half bbis, £.00; smail, in bbis, .00 do, in Ten transters, Tr Brr.|~This has becn a rather dull day | OIL2%, Western Union 13, Chicago, Bur- Thursday, Dec. 6, 1865, | AL DDl 80,302 gherkins, in bbls, 8.00; do, PO S Manufacturers of Buckeye Dri ]S, Seeders, in the wheat market, which scemed inclined | lington & Quiney 2%, Rock Island 13¢, and | It would be hard to imagine the market in [ qd 000 Bt osaase: smoking, 16@00c. | The following bullding permite were fssued | o Serers” oMt aas il ard ovbao Fo! to drop most of the day, though it could not pstern ¢ per cont. The total sales | & more unsatisfactory condition than it was | 7N "¢ 05501 8010 pail. b bt \',m\"_‘l'"'v“"““‘ e e Ko EE o | PO bt R e properly described as generally wealk, un s, including Missouri P ;;L“i;"-»‘l:;“[‘l{: Lt 1l‘.d;".‘.(.'.'[.(g'f:”fl.u A Sur $1.50(@1.35 per bbl, Fonass Glerach, adAtiton 16 dwelling, 1008 VAL bbb A kel til the last half hour, Early trading was on | cific, 22,600; New Kngland, 83,000; Rich A tHers Witk 1o ASMADA ToF WHAL Ware Rore =7-16, 11, " ; FAT e ek 0 . i B C R LR Marie Scaan--Bricks, 11@1% per 103 | charles Warner, 15-8tory dwelling, Mon- Agricnl IUY’a”leCmCmS W?EU § & Bggies her There was a scale of declining valucs, May opened at | mond Terminal, 10,000 imme- | nental, 10,000; Reading, 34,000, St. Paul, 15,0005 1,000 Sa@ Place W e 990 " OMATIA TRAN tically no market for | nonny cakes, 12@18e per 1b: pure maple | mouth Pa D, $1.00 per gal Peter Hansen, 1'story awelling in Park TrAs—Youug Hyson, common to fa : Young Hyson, good to f § 000; Lackawanna, | fat cattle. The market for cow stuff was A were good sold downto $1.10% a fractional rally, worked off #1115 @1.10% diat 1, J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., good many he lecline of 10c. It requi Westes Jnion, | more active and Western Union, S0 it u and afte to $1.10%, At this stage of the proceedings the i AL Gy g i battotia; KgsraBabIn S EIBERLING market looked “weak enough to sell up 2c, |~ The following wero the closing quotations: | fredors o sale but there were i few S T Yrapom, - Harvesting Machi i Binder Twine to use the language of the pit traders—a 14| Northarn Pr ers, The market on good feeding | Rummon to meatomm, 1 Y holte The Florida Orange Crop. arvestng Macniery and smder Twine, 48 regular ifie. . 24X | stoc cattle remains ubout steady, 1B/ dopratorre: Ll Oolong, common o good, New York Independent: It is good | W-E Mend Manager. 121 Leavonworth st. Omabi, phrase clearly born of experience—for r 108 W history shows that values are prone to exalt 18 “l\n;vrehrrm! T 501 Oolon, choice fo fancy, 50aite! | 1o Tearn that the Florida orange grow- | MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co themselves very encrgetically at periods of | FAciiclsot s 118 [N,V Central .. TS HATRAE ek HieE AKEy i Bt llyxlv1|1uI{'h:lflé:;x;::\l;;‘x:ll Jnedium, 5@85cs 1m: | evs are not 10 be embarrassed by sense- Alanufacturcrs aud Joubers seemingly greatest depression. Atuny rate | Chicago & Alton higher, everything being sold out in the i NUTs - Almonds, 15w 15¢; filberts, 12 15c; | 1088 quarantine or delay in LS wagfl]ls, BMEWS, Rakub, Plows Etc. e’ fane hogs sold at & their abundant erop. The the market began to mend, $1.10% being [ Chicago, Burlington Brazil, 1003 walnuts, 12¢; pecans, 106 11c Cor. 9th and Pacific streets, Omaha, Neb, vance to medium, $4.80; the bottom on the first break. For the next [ p% QUG 104 Ao preferred., o market closcil at the advan peanuts, i # i orangos, swinging on the treos, or- | - couple of hours the price fluctuated between 1s Central.. 113 | doproferre sthool CRrACKERS- 07 10¢ per ib: assorted e ing microbes is grotesque, espee ag | = —— LA UAE ik Wy TSHL teaAs: | LEBTAW | e ' T S@25e por 1b as per list, the pungent oil of the poel isin itself ____Artiete’ Matoriale. $1.10}¢ and $1.10%, with wvei I ade 114 WSt L. & I The market was steady and everything Canny - Mixed @ stick, 03¢@11¢: | an antidote to fover serms and success- A HOSPE, Jr. passing. Hutchinson was a steady, but not [ Luke i | o prétorr desirable was sold. OO A A TOI (e s T AN one o ::l-“l(“ Hlet Nl LRI LS i “ ve selle! ¢ sre was | Michigan Contral.. Kji Westerr: Union, z —_— o1 ) He GW0e. s y e oy e © TS > an aggressive seller of wheat, dnd there was | Michikan Contral. Ky Wibsipti, HowLAND HERKIN G800, RS IBU WL MBS bG INLURANAL g e He AI‘[ISIS Watenals, Pianos and []rga“s moderate buying by commission houses most | “Movey ox CALL—Easy at 2@2)§ per cent; [CODRISTEL A G pliecd with Florida oranges—sweet, 1513 Douglas Strect, Omaha, Nebraska. conspicuous recently on the bull side. About [ closed offered at 2 per cent. Dry Gooas. lealthful and cheap. This delicious - _ 12 o'clock rumors began to circulate | PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—3{( per Cotrox FLANNELS—10 per cent d fruit, unlike any othor, requives a full [ . Booksellers and Stationers, cent. STERLING BXCnANGE—Quiet but steady, at actions in flour at Minneapols. | ¢ RTINS SORAN e 8 5g for 88, HC trees are white H. M, & S. W. JONES, that there haa been large trans- ey, and though | Successorsto A. 7. Kenyon & Co.. Wholesale & Reteil Nime! e yeuar to dev lop. The with bloom in Feb " The followinz 13 a talsof pricds pail fn 30, S s Later thero came an unconfirmed report that | g ORI L R the oranges attain heir growth by Booksellers and Stationers, 100,000 barrels had been sold there in- export Resano Bristol o October and arve yellow in November, | puo wedding Stationery, Commercial Stattonery orde Meanwhile the wmarket had been PRODUCE. t-ql.m'ri. 1300 to 1500 1b3..81.10 @1 Carrer Wakr—Bid, white, 10 they grow sweeter by hanging on the 1522 Dougins Btreet. Omalin, Nev. crawling up to the vicinity of $1.11: then the Ta8 0= WHERt . = o | Primesteers, 1100 10 1300 1bs, i, 20 S trecs till February, when they are per- | = = calpors caugl vhoope: rice ¢ 5 ¢ OMAY @3.00 arrs—Standard, Sc erfect, though the bulk of the cr OO LI U B3Iy Junuary, 8LOLET May, | tyoginen teoders. . @290 [ 124,¢3 boone, ez B, « FIRIBIAN HIERE BRIGYECDWINE B h ] Boots end Sho POSTLLA (A, U1LI0R 1 8Pt sHob eI or e SRUARY Ranwe steers, com’on to clioi Prixts—Solid colors (el | YR Rellief: tedabaltely (kb ) L) ML | essnas 10 Minneapolis for contirmation of the 100,000 anuary, Common 10 #ood cows fe: Borlin oil, 6ige: demand and fear of freezing. 0 KIRKENDALL, JONES & co.. barrel sale. It couldnot be confirmed, and Sranvay Choice to faney cows. PrisTs—Pink and Robes: L 0 River : ‘1 hiis n; l\ul' s 07!\:\1:\l~-ll to ! IIL (Successors (0 Heed, Joues & Co.) in the opinion of al correspondents, the 2 Commonto choice bl point, hlge: Steel” River, s; Richmond, [ folly 5.060,000 boxes, more than double whmesam Mallflfacllll‘fifi m‘ Bflm anflSl]le that of any previous year. Each box D B ) - 3, oston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 1164 & 1108 Oak, biye; Ram- | holds an average of ut least 150. Ench [ Asentsfor Hoston Ruboer Shog Lo iar len, Gl Richmond, | freight e ies about 300 boxes. So | T\ y. MORSE & CO. ldystone, Gijes Pac o move the crop will require five trains ¢ T R RO HGSIEAD, Jothers of Boats and Shoes, Fair tocnoice Light hox Fairtochotee heavy hoas, IPuir to choice mixcd hows .. story sprang from *'negotiations” for a much smaller amount of flour. Bright, the agent > of u leading con on house, wired that the report was discredited in No wading, mothy—Nothing doing. Iepresentanve Salya Minneapolis, and er in the histo Lt e e of that city had there been that much flour 41 January, | o Av) S fL" ”,fl'l’f,'f i s cambricy | 6118 450,000,000 0 illallow nearly | 101, 11651165 Douglas St Omatin Masufactory, Sum- s0ld in a single day.” The effcct of the failure h 9 A i o 0 ulomhsarly LR 3ecanners........ 1,097 January, | 45 cows Cotfees, Sploes, Etc. 0 confirm this important item of bull new: SR T Aoy horait 50 canncrs biyei Hope iy K tei | o such amazing proportions has this | -~ T RRRE SO EL GG $1.1014, and sharply to $1.10. ~ This ' brought - Steady und_unchanged: B R T R o | fascinating business developed within a ‘Gruatia Coffee and Spice Miils, Pep- Pep- Pepper Yoric mills, 1075 ell, 46-in, 12 very few years spring whes to come into b Shoulders, the session down to 10 o’clock. A hard battle | wheat, $5.00@5. COWS! . was foughtat §1.10. The pressure of long | Bulk Me: P s imions o fow | Teas, Colless, Spices, Baking Pawder, wheat and-speculative offerings depressed | short clear, $7.50@7.62}¢: short ribs, $7.10@ 8 X ) Lph bes | yeavs 1o multiy the above figures by Fiavoripg mlnmuql:\umry Blue, In nutin values still further, however, the price going . L | 47 cows Wamsutta, 11c; Valley, g ten. Many are satisfied when buying 1416 Linrney Streot, Omaba, Ne! Desata. "1"“";T'34‘1‘| 0u3g. . Tho rango foF | lutter—Basy; creamery, 23@Me; duirs, | 16 eifors 3 s—Plaid— s .C tolearn from the dealer that they ~Crookery and Glasswar. ecember was @ and the close | 20@2se. 1 00W. . e ¢ el L 4 BSC oo was $1.031. January ranged at $1.05%@ | Cheese—Firm; full cream cheddars and | o cows, wostern Iron Mountain, | getting Florida™ oranges, ignol W. L. WRIGHT, 1,04% and closed bat §1.043¢. Cables were 108¢@llc; Young Americas, 115@ | 576 cows, westerns JEANs—Androscogzin, T{c: Kear- the fuct that the varieties are as num- Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of quict as a rule, and some of the private dis- 23 cow e sarge, 13¢; Rockport, 63¢c: Conostoga, 0L erous as their grades of quulity. In | (ppokpry GlaSSWfll'B Lamps, Clinzeys vatches from' the other side mentioned —Steady: fresh, 21622 1 bull el S York ng apples one generally selects fall s “L sl B = e ) o O ce $ s to suit, nges the T_PERKINS, GATCH &LAUMAN. ient, Con- Imooriers and Jobbers of have | CIOCKEIY, G]flSSW?lI‘B Lamgs, Silverware Thorndike, pippins, greenings or Baldy “Thorndike, 120, | whereas in - purchasing o Cordis No. 5, | brand of “*Florida’ is sufli sumers will soon find out, if the green salts 20 Cows. een, 47 cows Breen | cows nded [ 2 cows, wosier Hides — Unchanged; e ly | 61gc; light green saited, 6 salted bull, 5 green ' bul that holders were reselling cargo off the const, there being act more wheat available than was needed, to mect the requirements. The temper of | dry flint Swift_rive: lorndike, horndike Cordis, No dry calf, the foreign situation atthis writing is cer- cent off; ‘deacons, each; ow, Westori it > tainly discouraging to the friends of wheat | dry salted, 10@l5e. not alre that the vaviety in orauges AT e R e BT on this nu‘u who n“m- I n e ln;u: on lll‘lc Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solia 5¢; No. 2, | 4*recders x.»lg.rv:m]'xl' in :Ipp\}(‘.fi An(_ll learn n; - probable foreign demand the next few months | 4c; cake, 5'4¢. o select omosassi. Nonpareil, Sweel = 1 Db Rnywhere near tho presentChicago prices. = Recepts, Shivments, | of tovwe Seville, Tndian yaver. Tangevine or | ....commissian and Storage. The local speculative situation has not under- | Flour, bbls. ., Sheeeit 9,000 8,000 | 11 cows atsuma as readily as they now do RIDDELL & RIDDELL, ! gone any marked change, The price of wheat [ Wheat bu. 24,000 20,000 | 19 foede arious apples . 3 smmgg and Commission Merchants may be too high, figuring what it wouldbring | Corn, bu. + 198,000 261,000 | 50 stockers R PLO8: e Florids )y ' on being ground into flour and sold to con- | Oats, bu. 113,000 |y feede OGABIONORICUCCE ML SO Or1AR | gpociuities— Potter, Exas, Cheese, Poultry, Game, | . sumers, but so long as anyone of half a | Rye, bu | 5 fegder n;:"‘l\ that g nn;tl hle c(im:u-rn‘ l;-n_l. _ 112 Howard Strect, Omaha. e dozen firms have as much long wheat on i [Spesial Cablogram | 3 festiars.. when the peel is_discolored by what is [~ : ) thelr books a8 there ia actual wheat in. store | oo LAversool l)"” O ‘,:' ol OabiSscan [p ool s : S n, S o pTas urE iy cUlay Mt An o GEO. SCHROELER & CO., J here, short selling cannot be expected to be | gajp duumml. prime mess, castern, 82s 6d, corn-fed w 24 bleached fruit was grown in the land of flowes Cocestors to sng/Achoeds; So far from this being a_drawback, ex- | - PIOUCE Commission and Cold Storage. cept for looks, thisrust is a ]mnill\g ad- Owaba, Nebras Russots are invariubly solid, |~ ppoe o o o Eeae e very popular. Tliis seems to be the present | gy’ R ] thing, than Chicago, and other. murkets fol. | Lard—tn falr domands spob 47e, frm s Do v. Shk, Pr. 240 #.00 Av. Shk. 23160 £5 e \ lowed Chicago fluctuations. The local trade : 500 50 SCELLANEOUS — Table_on cloth, o | Was not heavy, except during the last hour. [ 9% A poor; new No. 2, winter, 200 plain Holland, 91ge: Dado Holland, 1215, the tiny insect that Wholesalo The decline was s purely spoculative as tho | ¢ LTG0 spring, 5 10, dull 360 Brows Suterix—Atlantic A, 44, discolored Yeel theroby Flonr, Feed, Grain and General Commisi | advance was yesterday, and it amounted 10 | o Babrindt ot G os fem. o Atlantic H, 44, 11f0: Atlmtic D, 4.4, seals the pores, confining , K66, GTain and General Lommision g t would otherw: evapor- | Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1014 North 16th LL, 4%, rown XXX, 44, 6 Indian Head, 44, 7 32y Old Dominion, -4, werell O, 4.4; 8 fraction more. yiiry \ soor: futures, de- The offerings of corn were liveral, and the | , COM=Sob | dpmand po r',,m.,_.,,,,,c,‘ 5 feeling wenker soon ufter the openingof the | GG N8 P0G (RO FHECIE Uiy Teb- market. The receipts were again under the [ gt SV L SO estimates of the preceding day, and the Now York. D 3 English markets were firm. Exports were oW ST ObK FLL 0! ol quite moderate, however, and all told _do not L o R Y count for very much in a crop of such mag- ""‘l O o o1 s oL (| nitude as the one now being moved. The T lonN 23 ‘1“»:*‘ '("W ! weather was clear and dry, and_everything oRuENo s favors a free movement by farmers. The i 3L14; “optiones Aol reopy | quantity now gradiag No. 2 is quite smali, | Weaker opened ahout steady, lvumend Je b there being only eight cars i to-day's re | ‘4, declined 1@1}fc, ’:l“ R - i ceipts. St. Louis was said to be selling yosterdoy; No. 2 red, Jauuury, closed ut (mly in this market, and the demand from | ¥1.06. ) shippers was slack. There was an_entire [ (Cora —R absence of outside business beyond what | NO. 2, 47TH@1ic o | was domng on account of the city above re- | afoat: ungraded mixed, ! ferred to, and, after uh;lmt mnir an 'hm s :‘ll‘l)l:;w"::lmrfi. lower but st moderate activity near the opening, the pit [ ¢ o Was dull and nearly doserted and- continued | _Outs—teceipts, 70,000; exports, ,"”- spot inammate during the greater part of the ses- | market weaker nml'dlllll‘ options dull unt\l sion. Closing pricos show losses on all | 2g¢ lower; January closing at 824c; spot, ate: yet you may buy russets for about [ Btreet,Gmnha, Neb. hts. So — = #1 poe box cheaper than brig much for “looks” or the wnims of taste, Coal, Goke and Lime. Few oranges are marketed as carelussly s fpples, all sizes and quali. | OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME O/, ies being dumped into a box, Instead, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, each box is earefully packed in layers West | containing exactly the same size and A0 Bonth (3 Blieet Omahs, Nebmaks. West Point 20/in. 12 | yumber, the boxes holding 128, 140, 176 i e s oy in, | t0 220, The medium sizes are consid- J. J. JOHNSON & (0, AR, £ et i, | ered best, the box being stenciled with Manumc[urm Uf me g the number as well as the quality of | Ana shippers of Coal, GixN ll\‘!—l"!\m\lu'lhhr ks, 71/c; Whitten- | the fruut,as 176 russets ])ri"hh fan brain lllt‘ und re ton, 7‘,..\"rk Tl ndi aress, Sige; | ete. The orange-growers L Calcutla dress ‘Whittenton dress. Sijei [ houses adjoining the groves in Florida are now scenes of great activity, | i G . o Rollicking negroes mount long lad- M. E SMITH & CO. fiold, 63¢c; Amer- | ders into the trees with sacks swung on DPY Gflflfls‘ PI]I‘llisl]iIlE (toods and meflfls. Armoid O long | their shoulders and, pruning shears in —Wheat—Recets, . S oz, i—West Point Point 29 in. 10 0z, 1 Corn — Receipts, 113,400; exports, 66,300 ¢ A8@is! option: January CaMnrics \m! Standard, Hige; P PriNTs, Ixb ican, 6i4c; Gloncester, () Woods, blye; o S5 stock sheep........ futures of 'y@?ic per bushel, January clos- Nf’;’f ‘\Vll,‘vu Lg@o)ic;, mixed western, 30 westerns, corn-fod cloth, ‘Arnold 13 long cloth, wu‘v\‘\rmml id, clip the golden fruit from its 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 1ith St., Omaha, Neb, o ing at 85igc against 85%;@3blc yesterday, | @3 hite 3 4 =88 westerns, corn-fed 5 Gold Seal, 10! Stiefel A, 12¢; Windsor | rough stem and place it in the bag, | anaMay at $73e to-dny, s compared witt | BaTOROONY "'""J/un‘.‘lr:l s Gold Ticket, 107¢. Whieh aeben full nbe burdensomentscars. | KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co | 880 the day before. gy polnisiiann onseabaing dlosod eteady Sold to Packers. e fully emptied in boxes e wrees | 1MDOTters and Jobbers in Dr Goods, Notions | Tn provisions the movement was compara- Qi pciniaivelowRvRaTOA E;‘f,}:l Showing the number-of hozs sold to Leather, PHC EIpe i 0K I iEres, g e e e e o advicas "ra- | active wnd cubles irrouulaz;Haslon packers and leading buyers on to-day’s mar. | | Hemlock sole, 15@27e per 1bs oak sole, 3 e s R e L e A e s sy ceived by the Cincinnati Prico Current, the | bags, _including December, B 36¢ per 1b; oak ha B0 per 1b; sole houses. The fruit is never pulled from ua, Nobr et S r1b: oak and hem. | the tree, as the stem comes out **plu; NEBRASKA FUEL co = winter's packing of the west to date shoiws a | Junuar G. H. Hammond & Co...... shortage from last year's returns for the [ 16.005 March, § Y | Omaha Packing Co. same time of 510,000 hogs, and with the mar- | 1620, Spot Rio e carages, 17 Armour-C. P, Co Keting of hogs At Chicago and other points | Petroleum—Steady and quiet; united closed | Armour-C far under expectations, the product is re- [ at 80'sc. o utat st 231 J@2A garded with increased favor. To-day the old | Eexs—Weui and quie orn, &bis @a40, supports of trade were strengthened and en- couraged in their position by good short and lock upper, 202 per foot. Hemlock calf [ ged” and worthless for ~ shipping; weight; oak calf skin, No. 1, 90c@$1.00 per | delicate snes bu and the orange de- s " . Omaha. Nel 1: Plilladelphia_calf skin, éxtra, $L.0@1.10 | cavs. In the paciing house tho corter —.—“fiii';_'w:m‘—._ ALE MARKETS, [ perIb: hemle No b antite ver | polls each fraitdown an inchined trough | ... Furniture. 1b: oalk kip skin @soc per 1b: Phil 0 ba nidne s e Noucoe per 1b, Frenen | With gradually spreading sides, so each DEWEY & STO OMAHA WHOLE Il recoipts of hogs —Higher on’ su Produce, Fraits, Et investment buying, und by the strong under- vort demaud; western steam, §5. T T s AT T T ey 11 skins, (according to weight and quality), | fruit drops in the box underneath con- : . ter olcour»c. nlul the closing all around ap- e CRamarL L st ¢; common grades, 10@14c .5.31 10 .3._ b, Cordovan russett, 15c: satin | the ho re taken to the wrapper Farnam Street, Omabu, Nebrs proximated to the best quotations made. In L " ey d 85,0007 finish, 20¢ per foot: welt leather, § who dexterously twist each in tissue | =~ TCHARLES SHIVERICK, per side: moroccos (pebble goat) foot; moroccos, boot. leg, per foot: glove calf skins per foot; Douglas B0ae40c per foot: anguroo skins, 40a@50c paper and place in regular layers. The : packing houses, where possible, e & Furniture ilrond sidetrack; so the boxes Omabm, Nebraska. ROk the advances catablished amounted to | nominal, i V535, in' lard. to S0@ige, and in short | Cheese—Stronger, and in better demand; western, 10@107c. ribs to 123ge. kid Kanwsas Oity, Dec. 6.—Wheat —Strong; CHICAGO LIVE STOCK No. 2 red, cash, U3igc bid, 96¢ asked; Ma per’ foor, according to quality. Toppings, | packed arve londed into the cars, which | =======——uae 8 o $1.0015 bid; No. 8 red, cash, 79¢ bid: No. Basge per b, £5.0010.00 per dozen linin 00,00 per | run direct from the groves to the north- : Grooeries. CnicaGo, Dec. 6.—|Special Telegram to | goft, cash 9ij5c bid; January, 98¢ bid; iy—T/iva ohioke dozen; apron skins, $10.00@12.00 per dozen. ern cities without change, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO. Tk Bee, | —Carrie—With the fresh arrivals | May, $1.07 asked, & Cr P R AL T —— e 4 ey thero were at least 22,000 cattlo on sale. ‘The | Corn_Quiet: No 2, cash, 27c bid; year and 7@Sc por 1bs turke: Lumber. Flegant Residence Burned, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, pens and some of the hog sheds were full, | Janua bid; No, 3 white, %0c bid, 3 Strictly fresh, 23@24c candled. Eirst and second clear, 114 in...$49 00@h 00 | Nypwavkee, Wis., Dec. 6.—The Evening - o « ’ Outs . 2, cash, no bids nor offermngs; GrAPES—In kogs, 12¢ per 1b. First and second clear, 17 in... 47 0@l 00 | 8 306, 707, 709 and 711 £, 10th St., Omab, Neb. The market is completely broken under this [yt 380 FBAPES 0 . “ Wisconsin's special from Oconomowoe, Wis,, - - RUEE May, b4 3 00@i6 00 McCORD, BRADY & CO., per bunch, | Third clear, 1@ 1¢in.. BaNaNas—Common, $1 unprecedented run. Some salesmen have [ g youis, Dee. 6. — Wheat — Irregular; | choice, $o. A seleet, 15@1! says: The elegant residence of ex-Mayor cattle that have been in the pens two da; cash, $1.02; Junuary, $1.03!¢. P 1 select, 115!ty . Butler, of this city, burned last night with Wholesale (irocers, and for which they have not had an offer Corn—Dull; cash, 3: May, 81%c. ORANC A stock boards, 12«16 1, 12 in., all its contents, Loss, $0,000; insurance Oats—Higher; cash, & January nominal, Game—1 B stock bosrds, 1216 f1, 12 in IlL\ll' 1 (h and 'A’l'nn!nrll. Streete, O sirie ehicke | € stock boards, 1216 f1. 12 in. | squirrels, | D stock boards, 12wl f1, 12 in.. Flooring, first common, 6 in. ... i 00 per bbl, ¥ ond common, 6 iu. . Hawms, No. 1, 113ec; 2, | Select fencing flooring ¢ rib bacon, 1lc; clear | Siding, first and sccond beof @1 ft Asto prices, no one seemed to boable to [ Quts —Iich make comparisons, as there was essentially Lo Hieh no guide or rule in the way sales were going. | Whisky Some salesmen quoted the best cattle at 20@ Butter—Quiet; dai 250 lower; others quoted good steers d0¢ | 22@35¢. lower, some 40c, and a few 50¢ lower than a | Milwaukee, De t $14. teal, §1.00@1. 1 at 88,15 ens, §1.00; CrANBERRI PROVISION 11e; shoulder JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS Saddlery & et Saddlery Hadware . ) - o cash, §75¢c; Junuary, e bacon, 11ige; picnic hams, 10c; dri . "IN :;::‘yuffn.-rl-smfr.:‘r'.:onixfl‘lw:hm:.:‘n‘x?*q.-‘;:A:ffl Ci Dull; No. i oul,“;. y hams,' 10%50: dry salted clears, 'short, Sige; | Siding, first comuion, 16 11200700 GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXTOSITION 116 Aud Leather. 1, 144t and L7 Haraoy St., Owalia, was rather light: hence anything useful in Oats -Quiet; No, 2 white, 20@3le, extra short, 8.;¢; short ribs, 'S'ic: pickeled | Siding, second common.. > Nos, 303-404-170-604. ebraska. Common bour X 8000 AuYRUNE Rye —Quiot:' No. 1, 803¢ pigs’ feet, 1510 kits, S0¢i lard, S oy = e R LR 5 e B 2, 673c. smoked sausage, tase’ per 1b; bog casings, [ No. 2 boards, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS . Hoavy Hardwaro wurn as steers, but shippers should remem- Provisions —Iirm; pork, cash, § 17@18c. 3 " Fonoing 3 1, T W. J. BROATCi1, bor that prices on cow stock are yetex- [ ~Oincinnati, Dec! 6. —Wheat ;;u.u, No. | Ceueny—25d0c per dozfacnsncy, 402, Foucing No. 14 and 18 fect. PENNVROYAL WAFERS are AL Tiions, o7 00w Block aro Yol ex: | o OlnelnDach OIS —H0@ile por bi. Joist and scantling, 9xj. MG fedt. successtully Used monthly by Gver 10,009 Heavy Hardware, Iron amj smcl rovement in the near future. Business is | Corn—Heavy and dropping; No. 2 mixed, CanBAGE—§.00 per 100, ll,"f"’“v 4x4, 8x8, 12@l6 fee ‘Jhndlev Are Safe, Effectual and Pleasant Bprings, Wakon Stock, Hardw ber, Etc. 12 lght in the stocker and feeder line, with | 41ic. Brrrs—40c por bu, Pickew, D and i flat. ... llp;lr:m'r:yl-wl:r:ig::‘v;}‘uzu featea i m.u.m.‘;'uu‘ul Db, . prices down to low water mark, ‘The re | - Oats—Dull; No. 3 mixod, 28}@20o. TURNIFS—250 per bu. ickets, D and H square, o RSl NONARR RS Addron || — - Shingles, extra A Shingles, standal QSaver Krovr—1bls, $4.75; half bbls, $2, —Choice, #2.50.02.75 per bbl; fan ~Duil, but easier; No. 2, 55 HlMEEAUhH & TAVLUR, Firm at §1.14, Arrl ceipts include 8,500 Texas cattle, Choice Ry For saleanddy mail by Goodman boeves, $1.75.00; medium to_ good steors, Whisk % | f 5 5 N 0 ol $3.00 per bhbl; #1.50(@1.75 per bbl, Lath ... Drug Coy Omaha, Nels ‘lw(w}”lfl 40 to lJ\‘JIbK. ‘- S0@d.50; stock: 833 cars, and 54 cars were shipped out. Sell- ers and focders, $1.03@8.00; cows, bille und | ore wore' asiing yostorday's pricos for all mixed, §1.00(4 7 : wheat fit for milling, but buyers took hold | Lo Ct S rngors, K00 B, st I inkorly; and AnAbing fowr than No. | Fikaxa”Gllolot casicrn hand picked navios Aptain 804 Nignars’ Aacks Hoas—Busincss brisk, with b slight upturn | tions: No. 1 hard, December, $1.20; January, | 500 per. bushels westorn hindpicked na- | Bock tin, small i on best packers and cholco heavy.” Tho bulk | §1.213¢: May, $1.37'¢; on track, §120@1.21 [ Pioh PTo180; inediuwms, 81.30001.50; Lima | BIOCK tin, b &;«klnu sorts and the ordinary run soid at | No. 1 uurthmx. December, $1.09; January, HAY—F, 0. b. cars, No, 1 upland $6.00: No, | Copper gals; California punr.m: r.n.mw-r bbl, 0 G Batts, l‘ x5, S 18S.. Por Cory “Rice, e 3 common, 2ige. 81w well tibig, D and N be e frian the M1 Birbot, O, Nebrusks, o‘WEAK E“I::,.,.“,""iz.““‘;fl::‘ RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO ot Tran R o “Valiably positeed - Wholesale Hadware, o Foliin! Moouus, Gonn. B AU P Jx"fif“v‘;'n’ifl’....‘I:‘.‘.’,‘.",{‘.fif” Vairoauks Siandard b mary troubles castly.quick: | | FE GLARKE, ANDREESEN HA ROF. KIDNEY 22 @5.85, and best heavy at $.25. The | §1,100¢; May, $1.16; on track, $l.11@.14. No. | P % S - clired b “ae W 3‘;’1','::,;“"“{3 steady, with avout overything | 3orthorn, Deceinber, #1.02; Juniary, 8168551 | * YLK &G 10,00 Fouiun, ahastalug il Rovirad et Cared 1 R R WARE COMPANY, @ 80 ht sorts s Al N 3 5 814 \ 1.0 b 11 d el b il from h BT0.for 160 1he. down, and 0166005 for 140 | O° brack: $1.09@L00, Ciiorrnp F'uin~—$14.00@15.00 per ton. Copper, fhats $L0 por box, all druguiai, or by mall trom Do- ]lO]FSc’iIC Hdl‘llWfil‘e UI]“U]'Y Tin Plat down. There was no clunw of rate on "'hL LIVE NTOUK. Conx 1. sheet iron, Jullmld‘ B0- ll) lllul D ;mr [ A ll'\ for Huwt Scale Oars Pat planished iron, 24 to — arbed wire, P — FINANCIAL. Ohicago, Dec. 6.—Tbe Drovers' Jour- v NeaAk—Cider, 10@18c per gal.; white | Pat. planished ivon, 24 to PEERLESS DYES &ioifuliiil | _ Uil b Sheet iron, Sheet iron, ) Lewistown A, seam- | Solder . mless, 170; burlaps, | Tin plat — nal reports as follows: wine, 10@0c per gal. Roofing, 1C, 14x20, 112 sheets New Youx, Dec..6.—[Special Telegram | - Cattlo—Receipts, 15,000; market dull and | HONEY—I-1b frawes, 15@isc. Rooking, IX, 14x20, 112 sheets . = 3 = - to Tur Bee|—Srooks—The action of the | demoralized, aud 10@20c lower: beeves, $1.75 Grocers' List, };flu):;m:u. Iw 20 1]x-,:;|.‘.~u5s : g% Hats, Caps, Etc. y Missouri Pacific in giving notice of an ad- | @500; steers, $.60d.00; stockers and [ Revised prices are us follows o 12 + i aheols 3 W. L. PARROTTE & CO., vance in southwestern rates, had @ stimulat- "fm,g' O ot aiegane mixed, | Bagorxo—Stark 4, scamles ing effect on tho stock market this morning, | eru rangers, $3.00(24.00. joag, ncamions, 17350 Wholesale Hats Caps and Slraw Guoda VALMER, NP WICHMAN. 3.8 BLASC.A PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., and prices at the opening showed a gaiu of | Hogs—Reccipts, 17,000; market strong and o uriaps, 3 t0 13§ per cent throughout the entire List. | 50 higher; mixed, ,00@5.25; heavy, $.10 | ko Byt Goaci Kutinies, ingle, 16o; vy oe Live Mflfik mimission Merchants — } o Fook Ialand started off ut 134, Atehison 13, | @040 light, 8.03@5.30; akips, 64008455, | €upnies, douple; Ses woolsacks e, [ X 10x1d, 235 sheets omse 3 Exchango Bulkding, | — Lumbor. - oy B + | Sheop—Recaipts, 6,500 markot slow and 20@iog cotton, Sc: Jute. o i D, oko~ outh Omaly OMAHA LUMBER CO., Missourl Pacifio 3¢, New England 1, aud | 5@100 lower; natives, $2.50@5.35; westerns, | 20 do14 cotion, 22c; jute, e, 10, 10x14, 22 sucots Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 3¢ better than | §300@4.25; Texans, #5.00@3.50; westorn, | 10 tatce. in boxer Tl omer, Viatacd | Steel nalls, por kex.. SRV TRAFELD & WALE: A1 Kinds of Building Maorial at Who's the closing prices last night. Foreign houses | #1.00@5. 25, iayer raisins, per '50@8.75;, Malags | ~ v Wire Ralls per kog Live Stock Commission, 164, Siroet and Union Pacic Teack, O loose raisin: hat have been large sellers ou the decline, National Stock Yards, East St ; new Valencia The most scientific compound for the loom 15, ‘“”"".',“J:..:.".‘,‘}.;‘.'."' x..bn.u Block Y gr box, t few days were active buyers, At | Louls, Dec. 6. —Oattie—Receipts, 1,700; ship- fornia loose musca- PRl e LOUIS BRADFORD, - wents, $800; markot stoady: choice b solds and all throat and - e bowaver, thero woro some real { 5t Saiacia" sSC0GA0) it 0 Saod, | T B itk chenvisapioraie Eondems | 10 roubfes Ty Dr. Bigelow's Pasitiye T UNION STOCX VARDS €O Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash oy maidday prices whow some | $20@s10; butchers' steors, meduia 1 | forata pitied plusie, per-ib, 1% ido; dried | Cure. It is pleasant, prompt and safe. 0f Omeha, Limited. Dodin, Mia. FardecOornds Tib A Doutias: Curhos us from Dest prices, with the | choice, $3.95@4.45; stockers aud feeders, fair | blackberrics, per 1b, !’fw. dried raspber, | 50 conts and 81, Goodwan Drug Co, dobs ¥ Boyd, Baberisendent el sad Liuglas B B B e . 1 T 0 e | e o5y NI 735 L T D wramns s o oo our:| OMAHAJOBBERS DIREGTORY | ONAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY LUMBER. C. N. DIETZ, £ d Dca'nr in Al Kinds of Lumber, Bthand California Strects, Omaha, Nebras! — FRED W, Gaavy, Lumber, Limg, Cemeat, Ete., Ete, ____Corner fth and Doug!as fta.. Omaha. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., To Dealers Only. __ OMce. 14 Farnam Street, Omaha JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Y Wholesale Luniber, E 3 Tuported and Ameriean Postiand s Axent Tor Milwaukes 11viratiic Coment ang 9 Quiney WHhIto 1he. CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carj And Parquet Flooring. 9th and Douglag —————— ey _ Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Tiaporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions AR.210 And 212 South 11k Street CANFIELD MANUFACTURING LO.; Manufactarers of Overalls, Joauns Pauts, Shirts, ko, 1 and 104 Doy ll St Qwaha. Neb, b ik == =] o Notions J.T.ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 13 and 406 SCuth 10t St Oy ] Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Whiolsale Refined and Lubricating Oils. Axle Groane, Kte, Omata. A 11 Bishop, Managen VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Office Fixtures. THE SIMMONDSE MANG Manutactares Bank, Ofice and Sai Cllll Fixtures. Hebonds, Dok Cabe L Drug Fixtures Wall Hailings, Countars, nnmmquB . Mrrors ele. Fuetors anc ofiee, 1) South 1ith 3t., Cmuha. Telephone 1124, —_— Paints and Oils. CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Wholesale Deaters in Paints, 0ils, Window Glass, Etc. 1115 Farnam Streot, Omahn, Neb. = —y - Pnpor. ““CARPENTER PAPER T Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carey a igo stock of Printing, Wrupplng whd Wrlting Vi . Specia atcontion kivon t Car fond oraorss Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, ACTURING cO. PI‘[)l]I‘lElDI‘ Omana Paper Box Factory. Nos. 1317 and M9 Douglus St Omaba, Nebs PHIL. STIMMEL & “co. Wholesale Farm, Ficld and Gardeu Seeds 911 and Y13 Jones Strect. Omaha, Storage, Forwardi 8 & commlenlnn ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storage, Forwarding and Commission, Branch houdo of Co., yiesay wholesale and rotail, L8 Lil0. 2 trot, Omubs. 'Toleph OMAHA_ @umwfififisf Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 North Kigtistoonth Streot, Omithn, Mcb. _Cornloe. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufactare Galvanized Iron aud Cornice, Johu Epoueter, Proprietor. 20 Dodge aud 103 and 104 Nortl 10th Stroet, Omahin. — ey Printors’ Materlals. "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIDN Auxiliary Pflhllsl]fil?. Dualers in Type. I;{--urn OMAHA RUBBER CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 21l Clothing und Leather Belting. 10k Farmnm Straets —— e 8ash, Doors, E!c. . A. DISBROV. (. CO., Stabloania ManuFscturors of S, T, Bl W, "BOHN I;IIANUFALTURIN(: co. anufacmrm 0f Sash. Doors, Blins, uldings, Stair Work and Intorior Har Woot i 0. I venworth streets, Steam Fittings, Pumps, Etc. A.L.STRANG CO., Pumps, Pipeg aud Engines. itoum, Wtor, Tta lway and Mining Supollo D T el " CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ) Wholgsal¢ Pumps, Pipe, Fiitings, Hoam aud Wator Bupplies. FTi: '-oiore for Wint, Farnnm ¢, 0m “UTs; WIND ENGINE « PUMI CO.T Steain aud Water Supplics, Ualiiday Wind Mills. 018 and 9 Farnam St., G- ¥ 16w, Actiug Manuger. BROWNELL & co., Rngincs, Boilers and General Macmnery “he nlln,n Work Steam Pum, inw MiMs, 2! Lenvenworiu Stygot, om0 ———— ey Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORKS, Carter & £on, Prop's. Manufacturers of nii kinds Steam Boilers, Tens and Sheet Irun WUI‘X PAXTON & VIERLING 1HON WORKS, Wronght and Cast Lron Building Wnrk. Engines, Brass Work, G A7, Mugline wnd Wlackaiith Work Oic s, U iy 'and 1iib Stroe OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire aud Iron Railings Dosk Ralls, Window_ Guards. Flow 1, Wire K N 10Eh Stre e, ‘OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Man frs of Fire & Burglar Pl‘fll]szlfOS | Work, 1ron and Wire een, Pioy'r. Cor. 1iih und CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Iron aud Wirg Fenoes, Rd”lllfl\ Glld(‘fll aud Sereans, (F banks, Improved Awnings. 10 Blackmith Works. MEACHER & WILTHOR Fire General Aponta Tor Diebold Safe and'l ook Com p Viulis s Jal Work, 0 B RN