Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 3, 1889, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY., JANUARY 3. 15859, 3 fod, £.00@4.10; grass fed, $2.00 | pigs ) kits, %0c; lard, 81 @9 20¢ per foot; welt leather, lers of in par. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | e ',“ ‘(‘«' ‘1- A - J“ “'I"r" oo ¢ ‘ 1 sau G@se por 1b; hog casings, u\k« ‘;“xlnr“ <‘" 5 X 1;' bt 'fj”"(“- 20 " Agricuitural ympiements, & LUMBER, a stronger, and §{ per cen X Hogs<Re ).300: shipments, S00 S A B0c per footy ooy 108, S0 CHURCHILL PARKER, B S0 N DI May Wheat Broke Badly, Cloging | short interest in this stock is <aid to be very | market str ice heavy and butchers CELERY 10¢ per doz: fancy, 40c. fo glove calf skins, 20@30c per foot ETZ, . tower. Lergern iy ShieEds) are UIKIKE CHlghet | AT 1 R Dne it e e T eamiane | DGAleD i Agricultural Impiements, Wagons, | Degler in Al Kinds of anher. L 'r"*;h'\’""*"; - A o "“,’-‘ > | “dions City, dan G R<TU80SITA, Brets—oc per b toppitigs, $8.00@10,00 per dozen linfugs. 3.0 | Carriaees and i R J th and California Stroets, Omatin, Nebreakss 3 cre buying few stocks on the decline. 4 LANEIR AL L gty g URNTPS—25¢ per bu (@00 e yzen apron skins, $10.00( 12, - - e ——— CORN WEAK AND LOWER. | Money has ruled easier all the morning I‘j"i-’“. 5\'\@,‘7,”“ SRR gt P L ‘rj.i . SAURR IKRAUT— DI half bbls., | per dozen LININGER & METUALF CO., FRED W. GrAy, i loaning at 4 and 5 per cent. The boars were | cows, #1500 2.60: stockors, §1.506¢2.50: can /5. " 3 " A T crs’ Stock. i i ; kI o & Ter Facie o the. e for s, | oo &) S0ces a0 lockers, T M0ELIC A% | o ATrLus—Chotoe, $5080.18 per BB, taney, | o1 Metale and Tinners' Stock. . Agncnlmranmmcmcms Wagons,Carriages | Lumber, Line, Cement, Etc., Ete. Oats Opencd Steady—A Strong DI | 000000 ™ At noon the market was dull and | @$4.00 "'(m '”"'\‘1 chiga ””,.’:,,“',-‘“, ;"»1.»3\”"‘ 9 | Block tin bar ..., 3 b L T Ll T et AT position to Realize {n the Pro: hoavy at about the lowest prices, Aftornoon [ | Hoos—Receipts, 1150 market lowor | o[gcy fornin podr clder, $15.00 perbbl, | Copper, platnished boiler sizes ' PAm.lN. ORENDORF & MARTIN Millinery and Notions, 3 vision Market — Cattle dealings were on a narrow scale, and were },’f;:_’ MEGFHLRS L SE VOV HOR VI (EVE N0 Por CorN—Rice, 3c; common, 215 :‘f::,}u,,. '_’,':",l""l‘;,lk‘."' 30 SR 1. OBERFELDER & CO.,~ ‘ Market Blow, confined almost wholly to professionals, the $ih e Cholcw ensyorn hand picked navies, | Copper, pitts Agflculmral Implements, Wagons & BUggies | rraportors & Jobbers in Mi lmcrv”oflanl Beans—Choice o 25 per bu.; western hand picked navie «1.80; mediums, $1.50; Lima beaus, 5¢ outside public evincing but little interest prominent broker, wno has just returned from London, says Copper, flats Jal, sheet iron, Jini t: plaimshed iron, t plainished 801, 6, K6 And 87 Jones Street, Omahn. - —— K. 210 and 212 South 11th Streat, P. P. MAST & CO,, . Mannfactarers of Buckeye Drllls Seeders, [ okbelind I{CHICAGO PRODUC s little specula I MARKET, Cattle. wh ), 9 a r o8 . 9 V' esday, Jan. 2, 1880, \ 0. b, cars, No. 1 upland, $.00; No. Citicaao, Jan, 2. —[Special Telegram to | tive interest in our railroad securitieson the | o Wednesday, Jan. 9. 190, ars, i hochng 10 1 A h y B A > Notions an mm”.w ntiful lo the good Grocers' List, Roofing. 1¢ pit around the opening | ive fever is running in South Americans, | tie, which were quite plenty and o and in the office before the board hours. As | particularly in connection with the various .urx;n]u‘\. moved ulu\’\'\\' \ The lm |r\knvl \'\'. s 4;\1 :i‘ vised y-rh‘vw ar:;.m lull«l-\ s " I\\'I‘qui‘\tnlu;. ,l, o WINONA ‘R’:PLEMENT CO., w W6 BCuth 10th St, Omalin. E consequence he market opened firm and | Argentine Repu jouds.”" The net de- [ of 10¢ lower aud very brisk at the de- sau1NG—Stark A, seamless, 220: Amos. [ Sheetiron No, " oles . ] O e B LR vonds, The not dS | Gline, The paciers wers Yory slow to take Lewistown, A, seam | Sheet iron No o1 Imolement Wfl UHS&BH it VINYARD & SCHNFIDER, highor, but within an hour @ B¢ break in | clines for the dag show Roek Island, 1ig; [ ohne. The packer P A i 1 10| AmBLisen BosmIssL. 17¢; BiFhns | Solder gricntturel [mpl ]lf“s i y . i covery, and another break, which carried the | Paul, ¢ Northwe , 33 La enco for handy, fat, little cattle. This latter | nies, double, 20¢; wool, sack, e 1C, 10x14, OMAIA mu\n . 10 Ak rney BLREY, OMANR A market to the inside range of the day. The Cotton Seed, 15, and Reading 'y percont, | grade did not suffdr us_ much decline as the TwiNgs—Ilax, 8% n-x]n‘ns“-'u 2agie; sail [ 13 .,.,".‘.I}io J. F. SEIBERLING & CO. e AL S second break oceurred at 12:30, and was ac- | Coal stocks and Cotton Seed Oil have been | heavy weights The demand for feeders is | 13, s@slc; cotton, bl g 1 0 i il 3 Wi " _ Ovoralls. % 1 fuir, by there was t of y aceount Driep Fruir— s, in boxes, per 1b, 13 |1 10x14, 225 sheets. . ... b andonsnindl x companied by heavy trading. The st news | well sustained throughout the day. - Amome | Y RS i ot AEARY SRR | G0N Boxes S, Bk iborruatlh per von Harvesting Machinery and Binder TWING. | sAneiris maNUFACTURING GO b 1o arrive was that the amount on passage had | the many rumors regarding Atchison prices, good feeders being held at $2.75(@3.50. aising, per box. 2.5 a | Steel wire nails, p W. B Mead, Manazer. 1215 Leavenworth st Omahs M‘] r,m" s l]r Uw,.]”s decrcased about 1,500,000 bushels, and that | one that the company would nass a divic — 2.50; e 1 § # MOLINE.MILBURN& STODDARD Co dliiac | imports for last week were 2,000,000 bushels | at its mecting next month, and whi Hogs, Yok ok, . ANBa10) | CAlttoRtin Liondans, For dv "; T 10T l""';“-l ‘:““ it ARl b e /PR By Bt P 0y Do ugias Breet, o uming | rumor has not been cc od. it 18 frenar The market was nof ory satisfactory | De ox, $200@2. 10 orain Londons, | provement of the complexion, nothing : A uibin, Nob, : Py Joss than the requirements of consuming | rumor has not been conflemed, it is gen: sons market was not in & very satistactory | 15, $340: pittea cnerries, por ib, 18c; Catis | Btuats Dozzont's Powder Wagons, Buggies, Rakss, Plows Ele. —————————————— countrics, Then cate information of a strong | believed to b The total sales of stocks | (01O for stlesmen, We trate Nt e | fornia pitted piums, per 1b, 12G@13¢; dri b Al Al LR oL B S Office Fixturos. Vi advance in lower grades of wheat at Minno- | to-day amounts to 18 shares, including ol by oo, the | Dlacicberrics, per 10 71505 “.‘;,.N, raspibe TSI Cor, 9th and PAcific gtroots, Omaha, No i SO AN apolis, light receipts atall primary poi Lackawanua, 21,000 Lake Shore, 10,000: St ing at $5,00005.05, with two choice | ries, per Ib, Aol : B0 Blipls AN - - = ARSI and an unpromising outlook for winter wheat | 14,0005 R 000; Union Pac loads at §.15 penchics, 18 AR KA CHE Baveew i e __ Artists !"}flfOV'fl'!- ST B'l'lk Office and Salcon Fixtures. over an extensive exposed district. To offset 0; Northwestern, 8,505 Missouri Paci reth, F6R s Rensl A HOSPE, Jr., e ¥ . catme es to the effect that fore 000 sharc ) A b B iate! i I SiTebonris, Hook Cases, Drog Fixtures R this came cables to the cffect that foreign | 8,000 sharcs. . Whiois We ds hore and they ¥ R ldrum bench show con Artists' Matemals. Pianos and Oygan& e LUl A L dting ,.,‘.,_,,,,‘ _3 stocks on the lastof the year were larger [ Thefollowing ware the closinz quotations: | cars Pl citron temon peely | yivoa to be 6. S 600AN e ) Chotats, Mg et ¥ ! . Pt were not espe rable for the packers. | 160 Galitornia French pranes, 1116 inues te a mark hec L e e Goolors Migrorseles | than on the corresponding dato last year, and | .8, 4 rocular. 10 1 N IIC T L PRI BT VRIBIY B8 KSRV THaw i3 Doucin Strect, Quiati ke B Iy larger than on the 1st of Decem- | {4y 1~r\|;_'uhfl‘ 1% 5 ¢ Mandahling, roasting Ric interest in fine dogs that has not been known Booksollers and Stationers. Oils. he only point from which defi- [ U8 4i3scon 108 rrod, Dattle. . W) : Java, interior heretofore, While the many different classes WM R s woionEs | ssve = e 3 | DRoifictao f p ¢ S 10e N < - M, & S. W. JONES, CONSOLIDATED TANK LI X nite rewrns were recoived were [ Laciictisor il ff:;:]_ '\‘”m‘“ T 0y 1t are well filled, the most interesting and im- | Successorsto'A. T Kenyon & Co,, Wholesal & Retail w] sale Ref 1 Lubnic [.N Euc.lo i Antwerp and Liverpool. At the | Chileago & Altol m. d 5 . RLAv ‘ Jortant—our sporting dogs- -is not nearly so ! i namod ocks — wro | ChiERgD IR ingtGn S JAITRE b o o e R e Booksellers and Stationers, I0ISAEC Renet and Luoricating Ois first named point stock N Gty A e R Prevaihng Prices s Nt {cy conf. A, Tige; [ woll represented as one would expect. How- | o i S B8 Bl Siattonery A, 11, Moo, SEEBUR quoted as “double those of last year,” and at | pore W. 0 .~r.r.'m|'.un.. The followinz 18 a tavieof pricys patl fa | white extra C, Thc: extra €, Tleq yellow Oy [ ever, this is u new species of umusement in 152 0uy s Street! Omhi. Neb, —G.—'—?g {4 the latter over a million_and a haif - bushels | Hilnois Certrai. " 114 1 doprete this mArKeL £OF 0o Kraldy of stoct men- powdereid, Sy cabes, S e, Sk I RHA siethof Seauon Wil HeEuFeILy | Paints and Oils. == ‘ . less. Full reports of forcin stocks will not [ gt pavig o 1, KoeRPaqts ;fi"':t,‘. o T ‘uluxv’r:J“fi(?H x(\.! ce yellow, 202 dark material improvement in_this branch, | _ Boots and Shoes. CUM!:(IIIN(‘ .?‘”mh LSON, be in for several days. Dispatches from St | Lukeshore 1 do preferved ,.5;;,:,'“.“ 21100 to 1900 b8 .| Young America, full cream, 12@ | 1t has not been many years since that dogs X 5 8 Chiis Louis that five of the leading mills had shut [ Michigan Ceritiai’ 6113 Western Unlon, 1B 1h ‘o' fold were fir bred wnd i R it a tol 0 gheTE GOV Paints, 0ils, Window Glass, Efe, S8 Nauve feeaers down, was a bearish factor, which was not | Missourt 1 i ported with eye to perfection of form as 4 | o tha ) : it | CAtElE Weostern feod 2 in | ported with an eye to perte Z e i R : it s L0 Vo e Nt onm ki Corscy o laE SECOME [lemabinn to/gon ealrs alf Whis, £ in bbls, | el s practical” quatttios. e ‘sears aco, | Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes ——+—°——-""f—.;=m A ascortained, the breuk was the result of | ke - MeRcaxris : ¢ per | Gommonto chiotoo balis inh 1 Iv\nmfiofl o smoks. 10ate. | GG dogs, bub with the inauguration of | ZF7 ey S Gl Nobraaka. L mmspaper . ‘ houses and the most._active brokers becan [ STerurxe Bxemavor—Dull but steady; | Eaifto clioics ugnt hos TRy b pait e Y 0 tho better has boon brought about, Tho W. V. MORSE & CO.. BRI ¢ sivgin ho market i, hom thewory | sty duys, $U51L: domand, 155 PALPi2 saa niy aten Sl A for ot as beom browsh sbeut 0% | Jobors of Boots aud Shoes. WiolesalePaner Dealers, ' was fairly deluged iethg— start, and the mark Rore CArry a nico stock of Printing, Wr 16, 12¢ any connection with kennel or dog matters, | jiop 11110 Douglas S, Onaln Manufactory, Sum- with offerings. ay opened at £1.074%, sold PRODUCE MARKET. epressnLa Mar vaar—Bricks, 11@I2 per 1b; | as being di v to their standing, and mor St.. Hoston, up to §1.0715, with considerable trading at Pl u':'r‘:»:';”““" ny s, 1200 10} plnl'n-, maple | only fit” for but with the closer | ————— — | $1.072¢, then declined to $1.063. The war- [ Cmicaco, Jan No. R rup, 81, 60 per gl relations with the mmm. country, brought J. J. Juu\w\r.\tu Paper Boxos. 3 g ket held steady around this figure for quite a 2 o 5 TeAas—Young Hyson, common to fair. about by the in uropean travel JOHN L. WILKIE, uime, and (o broke sharly fo. 1.0 1t e Se: Young Hyson, good 1o fancy, i and consequent intc I thWMIffll.lllf:flp.[lll‘i?l'h Umnllllll?l,mr e PFU rietor Omalia Paper Box Factory. rallicd to $1.05%, and broko again, this time T N S v e Gunpowder, vommon to good, « sports and pastimes almost exclusively e Druin Tils wd Seye Oiteo, 48 . 19t )| goin 10 $1.047(. " Heavy and very m cadyj cash 25%c; February, 85ige; [ 2 Pt powider, choice to 40 joyed by Englishmen have been prouioted St Omaba, Neb, Telephond S11 _ | Nos. 17 ana 130 Dougias t. Omaha, Nebe { buying sent the price to $1.05%, byt anothier 3 cotvs common to medium, Japan, choice | and successfully taken root among the sport- | - N . raid drove it back to 81.0415." The markot T SicoNs to fancy, dadoe; Qolons common 1o koo, | loving —gentlemen of our sport producing Dry Goods ano Notions. S i iaeens ) . was y nervous on he break, ) ading. ¥ B0 @3 hoice to faucy, H0wite; | country. Of course, we have always had our caohs 3 5 I MAANS & J: . " and it requirod strong support t_:ww nt a i‘{“lm.*llmmlm No trading. it }f,‘,"'\l., Tmporial, ummvnn o medium, - 25(se; lm- | sportsien, but they were content With it fow M. E SMITH & CO., PHIL. STIMMEL & GO, puplemental slump around 1.0 here lax—$1.62. serial, good duys' shooting at the most, over indiffer- P ot . s i Wils trade, but zesults stowed that [ Whisky P R e, Tt Riverts, 12 13e: | i e fiogs, a1t oniy the dog coud | DY G00dS, Furnishing Goods and-Notions. | wWholesale Farm, Field and Gardeu Seeds ! offerings were m[ xcess of llu-' -h.ln.uul for Pork I, #12.50: Fevruary, Brazil, 9@!0c; walnuts, 12¢; pecans, 10011 find and point the lnnls after All.lhh‘;nn l;x:lv 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb. o M’ o 3 | during the last few minutes of the session peanuts, Gede. attention was paid to his wood looks. This | ———-2"" and Ul S R onI the price turned down, going “for a cash, $7.40; Feb- CittcReite—6@10c por lb; assorted cakes, | s all been changed, and our iending KICBATRICKZKOCHDRY/GDODSCO|| S e e eea s second time to #1.0 Again the ¢ 1,040 e per 1b as per list. sportsmen take as much pride in the pedi § G Storago, a | avkdt Was thend i sl ang R TR ottt ety nd s ad o | TIpOrters and Jobbers in Dry Goods,Notions | =080 rRGNG permis « co., | oulders, the last quotation for May was #1045 | Bulk Meats — 5i > of the market at the close was that [ short clear, me necyousn: ther than either Butter— rock candy, 101/( horsemen do in the champi HoLLaxy Hei Men, who & few years ago. Conrisu—6! (@ ilge dog from another, will ns of the turf. | Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 1ith and Hainey wrdly knew one ", Omnbia, oS, NEBRASKA FUEL CO., 2 cows 1 bull of ¢ Slorage, Pnrwm g and Cnmmlsswn distinetively strong or weak. The bulk of | 17@24e. i Lm0 e e ol o I trading was in May, of course. The range for | Cheose— s e = SRRt D s Crar Shippers of Coal and Cuis. H other active deliverios was as follows, how- | 103{@!1¢ v o Dry Goods. b o (SonGa A sHlayGa 5% wotns 62 our b ] nuary opened at $1.02, ranged from | cas, 111l o e 10 per cent ais, hunting dogs s of ' vory nigh onder, the | 214 South 13th St.. Omaia. Nov, F1.02%¢ 10 90%c, aud closed at 0,e. July | B ows ameless, 5 constant companionship of men and their | === = = " t 03150, s0ld down from v Tt i . Jo, 1 ©'of brecding eombined to bring out |« . Furniture. i d 9 leecol color < finest instinets, and now it 15 a compar- easy matter to train a setter or DEWEY & STONE,” 21 st - 1000 s ed at 952(c. As compa stiow a shrinki ored, with Mond New York milis, 10}5¢; Pepper Pepperell, 46-in, 12¢: Pepperetl, 3 ; Pepperell, 94, nton, 4 H ere netted. Ol writers maintain that the |~ wie. 0fice, 517 8. 1ith St, Omabn, Nevraskn. OMAHA RUBBER CO., ross of the Spanish pointer with the old A Trigmph, e Wamsutta, 11 i""fl“:"| spnlall* brought“about_the T CRUCLI ST, MBHllffiCllH‘Gl‘? i Dealers in Rubber Goodg umphite; I : Y e, ired_result, olso. the ound il Clotbiug and Lesthor Beling. 1005 Farnm S L e LAl A andthe. - fox hound blood was []]'gc([;” G]aggwarg Lamps, Silverwarg £ k RE Ui CIEREHOHC, RS0) introduced for speed and increased scenting 1 e 3 2 powers, the (rfl"‘vl':llk! then ll“'i“L' © ‘l'l‘rllll_\' 3 ct — e By Commlesion and Storage. hole: 7 cturore of passed is the rosult, © = ol “RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Sash. Doors, Blinds and M l]lfllflgs e g ok, the poice o the cevert | $10rage and Commission Merchants, ":n--"p‘“m'w s s B omy A 2ige fol ¢ May, and brande; | o1 steer . 8 pointer, and the instinet to hunt and poiut Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, STORZ & ILER, I July. 3 @3 each, Eteotss Cunrar Wanr—I3ia, white, colored, | ume may be seen in puppies of a tender age, May. dry salted, 10@I? 3 A steors X , | the faculty beg as much bred in the bone | ___ Famom Street, Omabia, Nebraskn. LHEL’P Bel FBPGWCI‘R, | The corn market was weakand pricesruled | _Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solia 5lfc; araat Birre—Standard, 801 gem. 105 beautlyy | 4o the trotting gait in a Maud S. or a Ja; CHARLES SHIVERICK, 5 T ST B A ” et Lt Nb52:4126 7 Cake 18 steers 2ige: boone, de; B, cased, ). PibI 5 sthiteenth | )31‘ ““‘L" "‘ 088 ¢ b is fav o > S epLa ou umera: 2»1 sigors. 6c: Berlin oil, 63gc; Gavner oil, 6@ re. seure, l\L he is undoubtedly made up of a Omuha, Nebraska. o ONI00: A~ | weather, the mildness of which is favorable | woue puls So00] | 5 sces 3 Bl G N o ure, but y ¥ to economy in the use of feeding stufls and [ yoypor [ 10000 | 20 steers Prints—Pink ana Robes 100,00 EEIVERY 08s between the heavy old Spanish pointer — ~ — EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, A 10 a free movement from farmers. Delivorics | M HCAL DU 345000 | ¢ o pojat, eel River, Gige; Richmond, | 4y the lighter boned fox hounds of England Coffees, Spices, Etc. n were light and without signiticance. There | Gor0: 0 el e Gige: T e Rotn s i mleRead Malbebtarsan | | Md A Was an nerease in the amount on occan pass- | O3t O apkan LB Hibedy B Prist Charter Ok, btye; Ram- | 400 GO EOTE Y lities, Other crosses T"CLARKE COFFEE CO., John Bpenetar Proprictor. 0 Dodgo and 16 and 10 A age of 420,000 bushels. Daily shipments from | New ¥York, Jan. 2.—Wheat—Recemt 80 apo, 41gc Allen, 6e: Richimond, |y 00 heen suggested as having beon iutro- OmsLa(Cotios and Shice D | » this point show a good consumptive demand | 90005 exports, none: shot quiet and 1% it Windsor, Eddystone, 6 ific, | diced, such o bull dog and groy hound, the Teas, Coffees, Spices, Ba](l[]g Powder, Printers’ Materlals, I to exist, and the export movements increas- | 1% lower 2 red, $101@1.01% in el i 3 ‘o Borkeloy cambrio, | bull f0r bluck and tho revhound for speed, | giavoriby Eatrae s Hs = . . P ing, as the figures given above clearly show. | vator, L @1.0255 z(u § 160 ”""p l’\’,"L :"“ o ‘“‘,:f,‘l'l"‘x: and these outerosses no doubt account for i tarney't WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, e ey A moth s oeataa o HeT oaThe N L3 e 400 shotsls¢esaren amalti | thediftorencelinths Welehtsiof poluters fo ~Grookery and Glassware. Anxiliary Pablishers, ‘ Closing prices were from ke to 3. under January ¢ U $1.00 1 -~ O e koo, s | The” setter ‘tho best anthoriues concur WL WRIGHT, Dealers in Type, Presacs and Printers Supplles. | fhoso provailing ut the ond ol Moy e = iteceipts, S350 exports, 274 o o g, tope, s K I | oy S e ot “tha U o The | agont tor i iamieacaregs ot e or || o SO0 0 o Oy | Oats opened nearly steady in the regular | spot fairly active; No. = wi7ic in eclevi . A : 9 pperell. | advent of fire arms in ficld sports, the old i( I N i Ho O i boon usmd when pirds | CIOCKETY, Glassware, Lamps, Chmneys, | _____ subber cooas. ungraded mixed; ge. Options a trifle 240 120 180 S0 20 5.00 120 5.00 in a downward course, declining nearly e | (@ 0. 8, 38@ > and slightly stead- | firmer and quiet. Receipts, 82,000 exports, 300 c i or. Options d 317 V. Pepperell, 2305 Pepperell, 10-4, 25c} and ruliag fairly act ier. Later trading was confined cEicfly to ke May, and there were fair sellin some covering by shorts. Futures this side of May were slightly more active than re- cently, with light business at 1y @';c declin 0 store or to go to store sold sy with sules chiefly by sau “recoipts grading mostly No. 8 and No. 8 white, { market and followed the lead of other c tor, 47} @4Sc afloat: Sash, Doors, Etc. A. DISBROV' ¢ C ern, § ) ey ’ The Month's Work. Joffee--Opened steady but closed barely Oofloo s Ouoncll Sieaoy ot closad hacoly Showing the total number of cattle, hogs ady at 10045 points above Saturda S F14.900 0 1 sheep purchased in this market by the it buyers during the month of De- , 80¢; Queche: T JEANS—Androscoggin, 19ic} {e: Rocknort, 63e: Conesta di cember, 1888: In provisions trading opened with a beavish . Bk o o8toge, 0 turn, Holders of property exhibited from | Petroleum—Quictand steady :united closed : CATTL s I G e Reona B N ihna dent Ao but if fields T iy el BOHN MANUFACTURING co. thestartu rather strong disposition to re- | at SSige. Switt & Co..... . e horndike, OO | Jrato bo taken s authority the settor eaaomEnal factur f Sash. Doors. Blind alize, and influenced by the monthly deliv- | - Eggs-Quict and easicr; wostern, 19c. G. H. Hammond & - TnoEne 0 tne most successful, and in rough, he = = | Alniacturers of s lH 1 S eries, which were quite large of short ribs | Pork—Fairly active; mess, $14.23014.50. r\-x-;\;\ o nl.l[\'?]‘,\ml': & Co. oAt ground he will nes Ltoout do the poin Coal, Coko and Lime. tldings, Stalr. Work and iinto; 3 and ' pork, and an creuso of 27 | Lard—De 2d; western steam, §.003 | Armov ¢ ool ters, and can go where the latter's almost un. | -~~~ . pounds over December, 1857, in the w January, § Eeslare o s DB protected skin would sadly suff s GMAHA COAL, COKE & LiME CO., | e O the hogs received last month, the 3 steady and quic Lppers (ol change i field dogs as in othe o 5 broke badly. Lard, which it was clai 1wiic; i oy N | Pointors had die call at first, then the setters Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. Sieam F)Nings, Rumps, Eto. ==, :\Llll:llhuiill;nn‘\‘d‘:;l'c'("i_:'“l’)‘;onu“-(fntln-ul‘.nlx-m : s Total st 1o B l Ui innings, and 0% tho poiuter is i e N L M A. L. STRANG CO., nipulators, was perfectly weak, and in ¢ L1011 e, Lo ; Jaliota, | springing into favor agai R e measure 16d to the receding movement. The i £ amond & Co 1\1\ N Dakiota, 18D (ko porting. dogs on tho banch at | Sz - Pmlms Pipes and Engines. bear interest had no trouole to obtain and re- St a Packing Co % the show now running is 8. D. Cory’s Irish | 7 Grooeries. ; s Jway and Mining Supplies, Bta, tain contrul, i tad's dctual “dectine, }-l PRt rinour Cudahy ing Co. o | AR e e e P ARTON GALLAGHER Z 607" ‘W] Farnaih SLreorOmer ased on Monday’s closing, amounted to 5@ | 87 T Vi vens' A, | handsome uppie: Pory's’” dam impe T oy JUHCHILL PUMX’ co. 4 7ige on pork, 20@e on lard and 12@15e on ;;‘,,h Moy, 8 RO [ s P | Nellie, sire unknow ssweof the uer | WHoleSale Groceries and Provisions, 0 short ribs, Husiness was more thau fairly | Ju0F N E o M 3 2 A B V! vens' N, lewelion and Red Irish setter “Abe, s fotatis 016Sai6 FaInps, 1]][} | 1]1gg ) uctive, with May the favorite mouth 3o, : ] g Merll &00 B ns' S, operty of Mr. Gwin 900, 39 8 711 6: 1) B1,, Quuatia, ! stoam and Water Supplics. Tieadannriors for Masts \ e 9c. 4 i Zast Bt Louls Pac ovision i yonel Bt “George Richardson is the owner of a beau- McCORD, BRADY & CO., £ Hasty OHIOAGO LIVE STOOR nati, Jan. 2.—\Wheat—Quict; Slinparsr e plain Ho Dado Holland, titul Laverick, us_is ulso S. D. Cory and J. " . S, WIND ENGINE & PUM:™ CO., ) Citigaco, Jan, 2.—(Spooial Telegram to | > Coawrsy No. 2 7ixed: y 3 (oA _RBEEETNG=Atanile A LT Wholesale Grocers, Steemn and Water Sh]]I]]lCS Tue Bee.[—Carree—The general market Oats— v: No. 2 mixed, 27 kg @2 Total...... Atlantie 12, 44 ‘A‘,,,.,,,. In the Gordon sctter class Al. White, of ? (b and Lenvenworth Streets. Omalia, Nebraska, {Ialliday Win gpous| slow. and unsatisfactory, Prices,|| Whisky-Stoadyuigl0s T ,.":l;f,‘,”fl:,\l{""’“““ rora Cy e, Crown XXX, Plattsmouth shows the imported dog Don- a | ——— e a M g 1 portiaps, are no lower thau last week or h}n‘:un. ; 2.~ Wheat—Weal; ase fro gianBoad, o imigorl | Anoualmal M dphn SEmitiipivo othgros Hardware. T BR Vo 'y the y were | €ash, 913 C ) Old Dominion, , | ful, w built, beau y feathered thor- | v i nnaeann . Monday, und o6 would faney the samo were | < 1 sug@ne Swift & Co... b e o1 Pepperell O, 44, | oughbreds. C. Cupley also shows a. Gordon MARKS BROS, SADDLERY CO, Fngines, B down to bed-rock, which means that vaines | Gors—Steads white, 3715@28c. BROIRERRRtE i porell, 0.4, | thut will rank with the be Wholesale Munufacturers of IZINES are down as low as at any timo in 1588, and f(.'n"' ¥ Sievons, H ;'.',':),“"“ S0 2145 Pepperell, 10-4, 23e: Utica'C, 44, 4%gc: [ John Kerr, John Bingle and J. M. Mc Sflflfllfil‘y& Joboers of Saddlery Hardwarg | e tron Yok Suen i unless there is a falling off in the run, there LandotEadil f Wachuscit, 4-1, Atrora, I, 44, 1e; Au- | Eatham exhibit fine pointers, ! et or S oy o Ony | ey i little chance for any improvement. The RAIpErioBIBR0, Waggoner, Bicriey & b i et | snenutlnoned Baglieh mistiffiacn | AR Y radi, OB \ron Works. run to-day was largely made up of fair to AT Wagv=Lomer; oaph; | Rem Drelfune Point 5910, 10 0z, 13 oint 2) in. 13 | months old, weighs 120 pounds, and is the | === = - = STEAM BOILER WORKS, usoful nat l"'b“‘" ",“" BYOXakg s cont of Lower; * cush, ~d0c; May, 58%@ | winees Govhe West Polnt 4 only one of the kind in the west. Hoavy Hardware. _ arter o, Fros, Nannfacturos of i kinds b common, und but few prime, old-fashioned, Vhite..... AP al - EEBY_ ABrdnares. e z Z finished steers, and in turn but few of | Oats—Lower; cash, 2}5c; May, 25Kc. Waigeran 211405 GG, 24 in, 20 A Madman at Lar slcfl] B[]llfl ek and S]IBE_I Tron Work that class wanted. There were no Pork—Dull at $15.30. N anat b RISk o Whit Heis a w nown citizen, and his HGHVY Hflmwaffl II' Il flfld S[GBI, _Works South 20th und B, & M, Crossing, Mexans of note, yet butchers' stock, . Nt'gl“"l"-' f'_fi'; A. Plant i e L) “l\:_;}“'m*“ el | nearest and dearest friends do not sus- | gprings, w..m.l\;:m n..m-lu 0. ‘;vlml;ur Ete. 1200 TAXTON & VIERLING TRON WOIKS, . N Stea o1 ork, Tige; Normund 058, 8lgc St f palihass hud 12 iy Sty kL. 13 excopt a fow choice cows and heit- [ WO RIEMRLERR 00, g | Arusour & Culcitta dross, 81507 Whittenton dress, 5 pect his insanity, How do we happen | _ i g WI‘UIEIII and Cast Tron Building Work, ers, sold rather slow and about as | 10 i / SRR RO DA or ety Renfrow dress, S| 2ige. iollinow nboyt i1}, Liston; his appotite HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Eagines, Brass onoral Foundry, Mughine aad low as any time. This turn was rather un- Kansas Oity, Jan. 2.—Wheat—-TLowor: L LL 0 Cavnuics =Slater, b Woods, 54c; Stan- | is gone, he is low spirited, he don’t Bmmnrs, Hdl‘flWfiI‘C flll(lS alfl RC fllI‘Sllfl R TRTING nd Works, Us s 1y, I e Doni et An | ADNONECItY, G0 Ry i | dard, 5le: e e X sleep well, he has night sweats, he is I Dl i native cow stock sells a shade stronger but oft, cash sal ¢ 12 Prixs, INp i Arnold, 6'c; Amer- moyed by a hacking cough. These | Mechanics' Tools and Duffalo Sealos. 1435 Douglus OMAHA WIRE & IRON WGRKS, the exception was the rule to.day. There Corn No. i Live 8tock Notes .{.I-_m{ Gleq Glouceste ""fl' 1 .\,I old ¢ _\ml’u symptoms » the forerunners of con- Btroet, Omnha. Nebrasky. el # - & Jras liuio or notning doing in slockers and [ 20i¢ crything lower cloth, s arnold 1 lofe oloth, J0iges Arnold | T aud death, and yot o neg- cror, wineLmy & co., | Manufacturers of Wirg and Iron Reilings eeders. Choice beeves, $4,50@4.90: medium | = Outs y Aot prat REILBL 4 i USOT L Jeets them, Is it any wonder that w Vindc y pOrY 450 to )8, 80 . is likely to be a good deal of kicking | Gold Ticket, 10, ) Desk Hails, Window nrds, uml»\. Wire } '{f;;';;‘;,“l“‘;;l',:‘_ g” S04 ’.‘,"‘,>“‘f‘I"_‘{:‘M*‘f‘;- Livernoc Special- Cablogram | gvor tho change of rates on live stock, E call him o madman¥” If you are his [ "nWl]UlBSfllB Hfl[‘fl"g’fi]:?‘mm % T Bt e, 120 Norh 10ih Sireet, on $2.85(@3,30; stockers and foeders, 82.10@3.20; | 10 A8 D m. close,-Pork is virtually an advance on stock from 3 friend tell him to get a bottle of Dr. Aod T on Bias] Nalth MAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS, Holders offel prime mess eastern, braska points amounting to from §2.00 to Pierce’sGolden Medical Discovery with- cows, bulls and mixed, $1.40@2.90; bulk, §1.00 | ol rame r : g A \ isco @3.00, Texus stoors. 050 10 1060 10, $2.40 | Oy dulls o wostem, GFs 6, dull, T | #9.00 per car. st and second elear, 116 1+ 449 00t 00 | out delav. 1t will cure him if he takcs | LEE, CLARKE, ANDRLESEN HARD= Man'fhs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes Bi00; cows, 81 J ‘i:'xr.‘n 408 B+ Kebruary and March, 405 | . Duriog the past month 23,019 cattle were | Kirst and second clear, 134 in. .. 47 W@ 00 | ¢ i time, 1t will not miraculous| RECOMPANY, Vaults, Iall Work. fron and Wire Foncing. Signs. te, Hous.—[usiness was fairly active with a | ““Viiat Toldors offer sha " e No. | Weikhed, as against 9,131 for the sa Third clear, 113@1q in + 43 00@i16 00 | 0 new lungs whon the old ones w‘lfllpgfilfi Hamwflw Cutlery, Tin Pm[} G, Andieen, Prop'e Cor. 1ith und Jackson Sts ~Holdel pariugly; new No. | A seleet, 115wl in 00 8 A0 ) A Y, e -3 vinter, ‘83, steady; do. spring, 8s 1d, > B select, 15!’y in, | nearly gone, hut it will restore diseased | Metas. Sheet Iron, ete, Agents for Towe Scales, CHAME' N ”E‘QN and Wl'm: WORKS : A , . A stock boards, 12016 ft, ones to a healthy condition, Tell him Minwi Powder nlul)_)mnu Buxbed wire, Holders offer moderately, 12s, firm, | OMAHA WHOLESA B stock boards, 1216 11, about it, and warn him that in his cuse Omalia, Nebruska, Tron and Wire G110CS, Rl lllE% (ardy i —————— | und Screens, for banks, om — Improyed Awnin o Hats, Caps, Eto. "Blacksmith No More Theatricals, " Veilui MEACHER & WHITA i, Philadelphia Record: New York “W. L. PARROTTE & CO., o shorilt (1o condemaed murderor)—tiero | Whelesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods | Fireand Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks 25 {aa obalr ST hh gonts 10r anold aton a1 1110c 25 00 | is a chair. your pray and take 1107 Harney Street, Omahn, Neb. A VRls gl Work, 413 Btk b3 ui w ‘orn—Holders Der spot fr ¥ spot 4s o, steady 4s 2id, steady; v and futures C stock boards, 1216 11,12 1., Fruits, Produce, Etc. D stock boards, 12@!16 ft, 12 in., down turn of about a nickel on the ordinary i run of good to choice mixed, bulk selling around about $.15, & few colnmon £.000 5,10, and best houvy ut .20, 8 few lots at $5.25@5.30. Towards tho close .20 was about the top and scarcely a load soid in the Tia0k basxds, . Northwestern division above .20, Large Borrer—Fancy, sohid-packed creame ooring, firat somingn, 0 1n choice be b@170; stecrs, §2.85@4. 90 v delay means death 81 00 19 00 at §5. 20, For averages of 180 lbs down 3 grades, 18@?le; common grades, 1417e, Select fencing flooring’ . @1.30. Skips and roughs light, §4.10@ LIVE STOOX. Fro'n—Nebraska patents, (0 Siding, first and second clear, 14 Minnesota p.m-ms, ). (@16 ft... at 81, 5.05. Jan, Chioag ~1the Drovers' Jour- Siding, fi i A ascat in it. The electrician is r 'ts 0 1 grades, $.00@5.50; bakers’ Siding, t common, 16 ft . a seat in it. he electrician is r PINANCI nal reports as follows 1 Siding, second common . ] Von' gy FINANOIAL, Cattle. 1,000; market stead ver obl, (TS S oy a e h Won't thore be no Por1T0RS orado, Bk 70¢. J SWEET POTATOES sion—no parade? None.” o walkin’ with fem step up the | A1} Kindg of Bnilding Material at Wholssale OMAHA LUMBER LO.. No. 2 boards, al encing, No. 1, sorta_were largely neglected, solling largely i g 26@30c; _choice ~ country, 22w medium | Fl0oring, second comon, 6 i New Youk, Jan, 2.—[Special Telegram | stockers and feeders, ' $2.10¢3.00; cow to ‘T Bre,|—Srocks—The stock market | bulls and mixed, $140@3.00; Texas cawle, | ByEERVOTATORS @S0 per | sor | Fencing, No. 2 12, 13@1d Tt W A ANCH this mornivg opened fairly activeand strong, e doz;, dressed ohickens, 7(5¢ por 1b; turkeys, | 018t and scautimg, xd, 1@y i l’"“{’:;m 16ta Btreet and Union Paolfic Track, Omh . PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., fiest prices sbowing a gain of X to g per Walle; ducks and geese, 10 Timber, 4x4,i8x8, 12@16 ft...... 17 00 —Strictly fresh, . Pickets, D and H flat, 0 big erowd, an’ chance for me to T LOUIS BRADFORD, Live Stock Commission Merchants, and ' light, $.00@5.20; w cent over Monday's closing figures. New | hoavy, $5.05@5.50; skips, $3.0005.00, Bac Biabais 1 augi k. 3 i h Mice - Room 24, Opposite. Kxchango Buildin England. doveloped considorabio. strensth, | " Shacn -iiseuints " 4a00s mirket . strong: | SaiAur Gt ncogs topor fn” | Skl § i B sauy 0.0 dpaseD Af' dle geme ) Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, | /7 otk it Rirbis, M. Voion and Uniou Paciic and Coalers were quite [ natives, #3.254.80; Wesicrn corn-fed, §1.00 | BANAXAETE0mmOn, #1006 1 i | Shingles, standard Yl o Oh, my! I—1 wish 1 | Doors,Etc. Yards_Corner Tth aid Dowslas; Corner | ¢ QRIMER,WE RFIELD & i 7 3 firm. The markot had only got fairly started [ (@1 603 ) $2.00@3.15; lambs, #.00Q | ™r iy NS~ §3.75a5.00 per cas hadn’ done e Wb sad Dy Live Stock Commission. on the up grade, however, when Atehison | "R Col o . OnaxGes—Elorida, $3.25@i.ib per box s - - Y Yo Vo o d ) WAL y. Jan. 2.—Cattle—Receipts, ? A . 4 3 A Ty ARVEY LUMBER CO., toom 165, Kxchange Bullding, Unio began tumbling down, declining 2 per cent i A Amente TG0 aaraaiatly i -Gy dozen: Mallards, $3.25; tea | ), Liatte, bogxih, S 1R, ooeee For nearly a third of a century those w i Baohante, B, Mibeo Biock Yary on @ very poor showing in the net earnings dreased beof steors and cows b@ [ §400 Jikh §:00: prairie ciickons, &1.00@ . s fous, pure economic pr tious, To Dealers Ouly. —UNION 8TOCK sco.™™ for November. This, with the revival of Jweri good 1o ohiolce ooru-fad, §h T@1e per I, WA BN YaRIao0, Leather. Van Duzer’s Flavoring Extracts, have Office, 1403 Farnam Street, Omabin NION STOGK YARDS CO. the rumored resiguation of Prosident Strong, | $785 common to medivm, - ga«) 1310 —$19.00014,00, Hemlock sole, 18@2Te per Ibs oak sole, 3 | 164 the vanguurd in popularity of arti- | ————F P n MIEE ORI 0f 0]112[](1 Limited, gave the bears a more favorable opening | cows, §1.2502.50, h Cuorrep Feed ton, ver 1b; oak harness, 80@a%e per 1b; | cles in their cluss, nor hus disparaging ‘ Johp port — A OICIOUS AND PERSISTEWK 7 Advertising has always proven ’ successtul. Before placing of Newspaper Advertising cons LORD & THOMAS, ADYEKTIBING AGENTS, 46 10 0 Nusndoloh blcssta CHICAQ cd ok and trace, 85¢ per 1b.; oak and [ competition been able to shake for a w’]fllflsfllfl Lflmbfir EIC hemlock ubper, 20 foot; hemlock | single day the faith reposed in them by | Imported and American 1% ent. Stat fidor, 10@180 per gal.i white | Colf siin, Nor) ShaOmor 1o, oo i Agent for Milwaukeo 11y0 ¢ 4 Grangers were tho first to feol the influence, | Weaki common to choice, $4.30@4.95, o e calf skin, No. 1. S0@wo g , ecording the American people. The bottles of raullc Coment and per g Meights oak calf skin, No. 1, W0c@#l00 per | 1hege extracts contain surplus measure, St. Paul declining 1 per cent, Northwestern National St ok Yards, last St Hoxgy—1-1b frames, 16@18c, Ib.; Philadel - on 8 3, and Rock Island 13§, London was uot | Louls, Jan. —2.—Cattie—Receipts, 1,000; | CraNnEuiies—8§.00@).00 per bbl, p\irA‘\:“lllll‘ndllxll'&“lrl‘u‘li'u.l«kl.x::A o eTos per | 8 point of superiority ares "'t“‘"‘m- ""‘: h they arf prepared g B Dealer i Bardwood Limber, shipments, 200, warket steady; choiee | Povisions—Hams, No. 1, lici No. 2, | Ib: ouk k the process by w 3 b 1, § o kin, No. 1 300 1 ) he process by wk interested in the market to any great extent, | heavy native steers, $5.00@5.50; fair ; rib bacon, 1lc; clear dclpl:u fi“ :fim, 0(, tr‘.:'f“ s«‘n(;m‘bpelrml‘;. prevents contamin: f skin (according 10 weight and ! cteripus substance, Wood Carpete and Purquet ¥l9oriog, #ia sud Douklas aud stocks were very plentiful in the loan ¥ good” mative steers, #440@0.10; buwhen‘ bmn, Ukgoy w.nfi; Lams, wo. dried beef French than thoy bave had in many weeks, and they | Hogs—Receipts, 6,500; shipments, none; st onco began attacking the whole list. | market opened so'lower but closed dull and