Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1889, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat Opened Bullish, But Closed Declining. CORN RECEIPTS VERY SMALL. | With lined Hogs Provisions cted Active Strong rices, Bat D Later—A Panic in Cattle Take a Down Turn. 8 CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. al Te n Ciie vio, Spe Tue Bre.]—A control of the whe part of the sossion highor on JTan narket d the ca o-day, and i i iarket w scale of values for the of the trad repoits from a variety ¢ the statements of wring Dric was lost s ru wter a declining ar and a half The good weathor, sources confirming gencrally favorable dition of winter wheat, the report from Western re' association, of St. Louis, that the stocks of wheat and flour at 154 miils were 200,000 bushels greater than last year on the corresy and the reports that the € had “*con firmed” the govern; were the causes that conspired popularize the scliing of wheat and produce lower prices, “Confirm’ 10t the right word connection ment and the ation referred to sct him lispateh which read irm,’ but in the ab. information aceept figures for deductions arriving at the 1sion that there about 25,00,00) bushels exportable surplus for the next six months, of which about 15,000,000 buskels are on the | In is quoted ng t weight the crops will be b and 355,000,000 bushiels, He ulative tips f the C publication were of min lers' mary and the w a in 11k and the ssion. was to use in the editor of the | self right na s follows: “*Don't ‘ > of other compl ubli S0n the concl is bther dispateh he on the basis of twoen 395,000,000 ver, the neinnati market valife, the Ather excreising shaping the ced free nd caused cifle sloj us say a mil- su in > facts ind dominating irse of valuos, selling for northw the scalping erowd to execute den changes of base. _ Howe: most excellent buying Svery tim, ot near $1.00. That scemed to be bed rock for the ¢ ud the efforts to break through it wore ineffectual. The range for May was 134c, und th fractionally low than yesterday. ning price w $L01, or s close. There werd i few Sales at $L01%, and the market at once advanced to $1.01 The next move was a docline to #1007, Whd the subscquent important _ fluctuations were as fol lows Up to §.01%, of to up to SO0 back to 114 up aain 10 $1.0U3, dotwn 1o £1.00, up and g 1007 July r from to U3 and off to trade in olume of more_jocal Minne littie \inson lose i onl The of {eabove yesterds 100 1,00, i1,cat the openini, up 15 X huted n Hut roor s afloat of a tremendously strong combination d to bull wheat, gossips making free with the names of Fairbank, Kent, uninings, Paliman, Doane and Armour in mection’ with the y crowd ¢ stufted Like r wptly soid wheat on the tip, re was a firmer opening 1o the corn market iu_continuation of the strength dis- yesterd hie causes s, “which were even less moderate estimate, the her, thie fiemness of whe { 00d export ingquirs 1y buyers in New Yor , thoir limits apparcutiy being held the amount of tonnage utity of corn of suitable purpose. There were e from the of the w to corn in and the was supposcd in favor of smaller deliveries from The m ruled dull, howe bized with the more bearish tendc of whe: ter part of the sion. Drices were about with the losing ures of yesterday. uant of business done was again small, out than yesterd mild, ‘wet we andt the contit porters are st Baltimor down only by ing and the qu ity for the ports of By is a good 10 miake inquir it a lively Oats for May delivery attracted co attention, with a liberal business The fecling was fairly stead al buying, while much of the believe to be for account Putures other than May received attention, ruling nearly was some_inquiry for casit with aleable at No. 2 re was dull inspected in, twenty’ o ,000 bushels und with clling was f long interests but slight steady. ‘There oats to go in store, about 24ige, while Out of sixty -two cn three were contra were witharawn from store. In the provision market to-day there was an active opening at stronger prices on the whole list. - The early reports from the stack irds gave the receipts of hogs as smaller thau yesterday’s estimate, Late advices from there increased the figures first given out some 6,000 hiead, and this, together with the free and open selling of pork ond mbs by Cudahy, caused the muarket to turn downward quite sharply. From the opening figures there was a slump in pork of in lard of 1214 and ribs of 10¢. In the carly dealings Cudich was also eredited with selling a'good deal of Tard throu, cers, and Baldwin put out i Aff, presumably for scalping bought it i later at the dectin n sold tard rather freely, A dewas not indicated pla to have any perceptible offect, and it | pernaps the usence of | gossip that operator'’s movenc the sealping crowd lean conservative ning hour trate dragged 1 slowly a portion of th: From $1207'5 May por and for an hour or more yung b taveen $13.00 and then it bulged to 31 but foll back uein o' £13.075 and at the close was 313,121, being the same s yester day ~1.Ah st bids, N selling from .00 at the opening down to £6.50. Changes were made in por to day from February to May at difference. CHICAGU LIVE BTOCK Cnica6o, Jan, 10.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee |—Carree—To say trade was de- moralized would only faintly convey to dis- tant readers the actual condition to-day. A paule, or desire to give away their property, must hiave seized shippers this week, as the facts show. With the big run last week and @ declinivg market there is an increase this week, 80 far, of 10,000 cattle, with chances of a greater surplus before the week closes. Al night long and all the forenoon cattle came trooping along on every road, filling the yards to thewr full capacity, many going iuto hog pens for the want of room in their proper quarters, As a matter of course prices were lower, snd all classes shared in the decline. Salesmen generally quoted another drop of 15@2e, ond many tigured out the decline, as com- pared with last woeek, at 40@s0c. Choice to extra Leeves, $4.75; medium to good steers, 1850 to 1500 ibs, $3.75@4.25: 1200 to ‘1850 lbs, #3.80@3.60: 950 to 1200 1bs, §2 90@3.25; stockers and feeders, #2.10@35.23; cows, bulls and mixed, $1.50@3.00; bulk, $2.25@250; Texas steers, §2.00@H.25: cows, §2,10(3.40. Hocs—The general market opened about steady, the early sales showing about the me As at the close yesterday, but later on, and especially in the Northwestern division, there was 4 substantial down turn, Stock that had sold early around about $5.00 could have been bad ut §4.00@4.45 at the close, and 0id down to #4 at €00, That was the xed and pood packors, W of butcher weigh few foads of rted ligh 10_for singe sort 170 10 1%0 1b, aver Light light were s not sufticient sales to som n s the great bulk s eht m onal e and there tations. FINANCIALL Jan, 16, St v Yok fne B the foreign the wis S rram vithstanding were above our opened animation than d 1ys, and prices were lower Coal stocks a in particular fessio we selling stock quite The continued mild weather and tt factory state of the coal trade is slowly tell ng on these Cotton Seed Oil was a id the brokers ntified houses o the Rumor has it that Fairbank was disposingz of his hoidin s from Alba b il live bill* roduced there tone of sh chara nod slu that yield more than a much lower s up [t that parity, Ther: Ks markets stock market casier, ring the from wd per cent The pro fr unsatis hea ils were has ag been also a1 short s Ain in he a b i Rossip liere t and the b the market bonds can be bought, th some of the best I, price, and that the bulls have got pric on the presidents’ agreement and are cagerly to come in and bu is morning is of | b st-class ars icting argue looking for somebody but the cutside public remain as apathetic as The bulls, however, claim that the marketis in o he condition, and that this reaction is only alafter such an aa vance, The e bu a tew stocks, but say their outside orders arc very light. It s thought that the passing of adividend by Atehison will force a iiquida tion in the bonds that are held by Massa inusetts savings banks. St Paul stock was what active in the loan erowd this morn and commanded a small premium for use Othier stocks were iu good supply. 1as ruled ¢ at 3 per cent. At warket was dull, but ty, and ashade better. The market was vi fternoon. [t re ported that Lackawanna was cutting cast and the bears con d to rand that stock. The port, however, was of- ficially aenied s Trusts w very weak at £ per cont brokess were the largest sellers. net decline for the ¢ vs Lack 14,3 Missou Cotton S certifie Chicago Gas Trusts, Reading, 13 St. Paul, £ Northwestern, 15, and Erie, % per cent. Delaware & Hudson and Atchison are about the only stocks on the list that do not show the former closing 's hig white the latter ¢ the same pric following ware the elosinz qu 48 regqular 45counons. srozular pons ever, natur ssion people we som ing to day noon the pr slugish « s werd was bound rates, 83 gland, concessions, UnionPac it W, g $|do praterred 3 Western Unios Wiy Michigan Centrai’ Missouriacific MovEY o8 CaLL 10 @3 per cont, iy per Quict and steady; ud §4.851. February, $12.50; cash, $6.971¢; February, $7.00 anged: winter wheat, $2.50@ $6.25@0.37 short ribs, creamery, 1 Cheese 1015@10%¢; flats, 10 @111 Tne muml full eream cheddars, @lle; Young Ameri- salted bull, 4 green 3 dry branded Ut hide: Shipments. 8,000 5,000 B 000 87,000 . D00 70,000 h ~Wheat—Receints 53,5005 exports, spot unsettled, closing dull and w 3 red, §6ij@iic in clovator, 95 : 1. 0. b red, Options irregular and opened Je higher, declined, closing Flour. bbls, . Wheat bu. Corn, pu. ., Oats, bu... New Yor! February, ¢ Corn-witec spot moder 15 443{c m " clevator wixed, 30ite, February closing Uats—Receipts, 2,40 L hye higher; optic highicr; white, white' we Coffee oponed steady and cle at 510 points above yesterday 15.40; Febraary, March, 51 ; spob Ko, quie cargoe: and stronger dudie Options Hige, exports, dull 1o airly act 117, apot at @ spot, No, mixed western, 23 A0 Jan- fuir Steady; United elosed at 8bigc. Tg@ise. an, spot, $7.4 western er Choes Ijring , @iy i Wheat--Dull but o, 3 red, $1.01, ; No. %, mixe steady; No. 8 35} mixed, 273@ Whisky -Quict Live J at §1.03, an. 16.--{Special Cablegram Tim 2 ]-3:30 p. m, close.-Pork s offer moderately; prime mess, cast- 9d, dull; prime’ mess, western, 63s, to Hol ern, dull, Lurd Junuary, d, Wheat—Holders No. 2 winter, 75 10, steady. Flour- firm. Corn—Holders offer moderately: spot, casy for new; January, 4s 14d, dull; February and A\huh 45 14, dull Hllvuulkfl‘. .-~ Wheat—Easic cash, S85¢ Holders ofter moderately; spot and s, dull; February and March, 57 offer moderately; dull; do spring, new 88 1d, Holaers offer moderately; 12s, ) er Harley—Lovy , 0350 Provisions—Lower; pork, $12.72. St. Louls, Jan, 16.—Wheat cash, 04c; May, 90 11-16 Corn—Higher; cashy Oats—Iirm; cash, 241 Pork—Quiet at $15.00@ Lard—Quiet at 6 75. Whisky—Steady at $1.03 Butter—Quiet; creamery. @20¢. Lower; May, 32% 2@2%e; dairy, 12 Kansas City, Jan. 18 —Wheat— No. 2 red, cash, 913e bid; May, 91 No.2 soft, cash, 96c asked; May, 9814 Corn—fteady; No. 2, cash, 23 bid; May, 2. Oats—No. 2, cash, 20¢ bid; 22'4c asked. Minneapolis, Jan. 16 mple wheat firm; receipts, 52 cars; shipments, 43 cars. ceipts, T $4.00@5.00; $5.05(d. 15, OMAHA WHOLESALE track uary, #1,03 Hogs ower; AN T, Nattonal Louis, Jan shipments, 100 rs i to ch feoders, fair corn fed, £3.00 Hogs—Re market lowe selectic £ los, & Kansas Ciy, 4,300 good shipme to choic 1 to mediun Recei opened steady ¢ lower; OMAHA LIV » cattle ma Tl sund cattlo he moralized n quoted 400 most depressic The trade did an, ut T stoc beel to-day. The stoers we .40, Cows <0 were only a here, which sof mark which b attle, A fow t m we hogs ¢ wer wanted to bug lition of press prices succeeded i of 10c before t and the lt them alone the concessic the trade coulc haps it ore mavket, prices Cattie Hogs... Prevaiing £ The follywin this marget for tioned Prime steers, Primesteers, 1 Native feed Common 1o ko« Choiceto fanc Commonto choic; Fair to cnoica 1 Fairto cno ir 10 choic i to choice Fuir to choice Repr No. 1cow.. 1bull.... 18 cows., 1 bull ckers., . 1 bull 1 bull 2 cows. . 2 bull S cows 11 cow: 42 cow 17 cows . 7 cow 14 cow! 10 cows . 20 cows 7 cows 38 cows... 16 cows . 1 fee 1 heif 2 stocke 1 feeder. 11 stockers 11 feeders. . 2 feeders 5 feeders 20 ste 46 stecrs, te At S steers, nativ teers, nati . nativ natiy natiy nati nativ B3 3 80 5 230 Live Slul.'k Notas, No sheep. Rotten marlk Cattle Thurty loads It takes good Feeders are the only cattle that sell well, It looks as if there was no bottom to the cattle market, L. B. Gorhauw of the Rock Isl; for a visit to Michigan. A bunch of cattie, which were mentioned on Monday ashaving received a bid of $4.121, weunt on to Chicago and sold at $4.15, At Couxorr BLu Frui Prices are 5o} tations are virtually unchanged in the prod. uce market. eamery—Fancy print, 26@23c; 2B(@250; (@22; choice solid packed, 18@20c. Faney roll, 18 @15¢; low grade: Ecos—Strictly fresb, 15@16c. eipts, common to choic, e #4.406e4.8; : lower than Wednesday, ot Wi suffer ing ades buyers_showed would have the uld be bett f closing there 10@15e Hogs closed 10¢ lower. cars; quality fair to good. Sales—Common, #4.35@ £00d heavy, $1.16; No £1.05 8 off grades vE PorLt ducks, pe doz, &8.50@0, 00 “Tne Dipssen 1 Drovary' Jfour- e, 14,000 market w and ‘\ toextra be .-\‘- r\“! i ~k I;Ll VEAL-Heay. ers and foeders, 2,100 | i e i mixed, §1.50 Pegas | R 0 & Gave head, per #1500 1. 0, Taatiet comnon small » uu_wm o »u.‘ruy L 8801 BqiTFve Arr Mich Missouri, CRANDEI £10.00 0000 market 0o wy, &4.8515.05 10615.0, da Stock Yards 10 good s, and aneers, W3 fair to £14000140: butchers vice, €400 4,005 s1ocke to good, $2.00@3.10; @375 choice, 20,006 55 1bs £1.5003.005 00 50 N 300% h i butehers 55.05: packing, #1.55@4.05 185500, ipts, low i om: | &1.25a1.5) and | Koy polished, 0 S0. VEGETANLES nonet Ul and attlo -Re uts, and Z 5440 tocke pts. and shipments, . closing STOUR. Cattle. Wedne: , Jan, 15, 1880, y < arket has been bad for several market to-day was a little the here were only about a thou but the reports of the de it Chic which was had u market here. te, no sales of afternoo and butehers' [ - Larn 1p better than | !rl“‘“‘f- HONEY dark, 14@16 Jeriaes per b, « effect upon the not open until 1 being made WS 102 150 low as been holding d fully as much de pack: bought pretty ) 1,000 to 1,250 10s at §3.0000 | (02405 1d mostly at SLY0@?250. There | OF, Poor fow nd ends of feegers | @210 1 at Ciokr—aich I a teady prices. B s good ¢l stock, 5. made carly in light and about steady prices, but 5e lower. The heaviest the bear side and they good hogs at $.704 1.0, The other markets heiped 1o de- bere, und the buyers n - gettin a reductin he close. The trade was slow white, damp tic duck, W2 Savni Kiao 24505 per half Revised p plainly that the t hogs at their own prices ¢ o Buyars were slow to mak there was a fecling that 1 not be any and pe to-morrow. At the were thirty loads un- bu., i@l nies, double, TwiNes B, 202l Duien 1605 dates, in b h . cott Sheep. sheep here to make a ning nomiually steady. no rem; per 1888, fornia Keceprs, 40 1,000 pitted 5 R alifornia forniaunpared evaporated _Ca rants, 1S a taleof pric %ho gralss of st pail in maa- 1300 to 100 to 1 00 ba . 0 1bs. @4.00 (@350 (@3.00 L2350 o DPicicLis half bbls. hall bbls, ol Cow ows. wn half bbls, & ¢ cows bulls.. neavy oz mixed hogs. wester, Nebr (@485 (@450 (@ 4,25 per 1b. Stean, white extra C, 6oce; esentative CATTLE, S brick g UETRY i turkeys, pe ducks, Sl ¥ grassers, 50 to 60 Ibs. Mallard, 10,505 fa chot laree, Wi ln}:t;u\' : CGiranuiated, powdered, full cream ¥, .Ameri 5@ and ‘skims Swis: ny;-Chicke T, & furkeys, pe Chic dalyos, 1,770 th %5 1y 0 1bs, T Sc. per doz, 250001 vas per doz, £1 s, per do? bbl, fancy 1 good, Cape Cod £0.0000 fair, A WEIGY Fit 10¢ per lemons, fancy n ¥ bright, perbox, 3 banal R« 1401 e 8 0 r b ge 150 & 00; t back, per doz, £4.0 000 bits, ' hoop, limburger, 15¢. r ) per b, ¢ 10 200 Ibs, (i 43¢ ey cho @100+ eal, per red doz 4 ver Noew &1 choic crapes, kees, nas, W ¢} pean anuts, per skory w10¢. Potatoes, C Wyoming, per red turnips, -auliflower, coni bb! 40 per bunci' W00 or B0, s, £3,00023.50 uts, 100, nuts, pecans, plain, mon 1, 4.4 common, choice white, 17@15¢; dadige per | salted, N igan, r b, per 25,00 pri T bbly Gro s are ark A, scau 0.1, 5 00002 35 Cal bhl, s follows: iless, Bdte; N ifornia, $2.00 live i Lewistow! 4o gunl on hoxes California b, 150 Chorri vlums, e . per 1b, sun-dried a_ cvaporate fornin Turkish pru Erench prun : gherkins, in | 20 ?e; sail FRuITs—Figs, in boxc Lo I 1b, 1 penchies, d oy apricots, any s, 1 Medinm, in bbls. § 1.00; small. in bbls, 1 b Rio, st va, i per 1b, 13@ m(un M > muscatels Londc () suchies, 18¢ lemon p 1uelbe. 13 do, 00% do s, W03 in in food, 186 g Lio, nte Santos and Mara- The; Sigl BEEsWAX—Chol colored, 13 14c TOBACCO Sarr—sl1. Ror Marie Staa penny cakes, syr TEAS 5e: Young Hy choice o m 30645 powder, common to fand 10 rial, comm il, £o0d to rock HoLLAND ”1 Con Fisit Cortox PLaN [ CC, 6i{e: 1xes By 1 BarTs cs 6c; Bo Prix 03, 106G, No. ). 00, 4f st o 0, 1104 +; New cloth, perell, riumph, € Flaxg Cl Git No. 1 No.'1, 8, 80 T JEA ks York, 480 4.50 NINs 480 3 ; Beaver Cry KeNTUCKY J ets, 18¢: Du 'mu lower, CRASH—Ste bleached, 7 bleached, bleached, bleact of hogs unsold, hogs to bring $4.80, ANEO! d, 014 BrowN Sike , the popular live stock age Doy e stock agent | , fOWN, Shie and. will leave on Thursday rora C, 44, 4% Hoosier LI, 4 Lawrence LL, Bige: Pepperell Council Blufr: ves, Lo, Jan. 10.—Hogs—Re- | {yii Peppercll 90: good mixed, | YOI B, 44c, B¢ ,00@5.05; fancy, m— 12 04-. 150} MARKETS, X ts, Produce, Ete. mewhat steadier, though quo- York, Ii&m(row dress, b CAMBRICS 8] fancy solid packed, 21 Dairy-- 16@18¢; good, 18 P i o, i fid packe ican, 614 Glou , 10@12. " Gold 'Seal, 10y4¢; -Plu No. Wanp— Bid, Standa 1255¢; Boone, 14e PriNts—Solid col Peppe W s—Plaid—Raftsmen, 2 cek h\ 12¢5 ington, 22450; Cottdwold, Atlantic P, 4-4, 6%c; Pepperell, ‘84 21d; Pepperell, 104, 33¢ bl nIsricks, Latic per Dy $1.00 per gal. Young Hyson, common to fair, to 5 Gunpowder, common_ to good, aon, good 2 to fancy, edium, 15 3 Oolong 3 Oolong choice to medi $c smoking, 1@ Ib: v v, 400050c ver 1b; s per list, Noy—Mixed, candy, aigiol 1021 RRING—90c, j@i McLaugh- 16@90e. 12c per 1b; pure mapie wpan, choice on 10 rood, V, 00 sorted cakes, stick, 0} fancy Dry Goods, N 10 per cent, di 58, 79 10, 8! ;¢ . 40, 10, No. 80, colored, No. whil 5 — Al arner t 4, S¢; Gem, anti oil, Alley arter Oak, Allen, dyston HEETING Best Yet, Cabot, Fruit I mills, 1, rell, 54 104, amsutta, Y ake, & £, 2 Quechee, No, 1, oscoegin, 7 {5 Rockport, 6lic: s—And 0-in, 1 i Thorndike, XX Cordis, No. 4, 10} \umukmg LU, 10¢, —Berkeley 44, of 1 1034 70, colored, 12; cific, 17c. fe; colored, 0c; Beauty, n, ( cambric, butter well, Lalf Loom, fc King. Bhillip |4fln~lll4 cambrie, 1 y 1 Canto Valley, lh 00! orndike, 120, Cordis, No. 5, Everett, 7 Bides X, 124503 Beaser Creek 138, Memorial, 15c; Dakota, Her is—Table o e} Aurora i’ Crown , -4, to; R, 44, 7 18}5¢ Thc -A in, \ %, 25c; 'l,/ 1o @ ater, be ard, 5¢; Peacock, be. 75, INDIGO BLUE—Arnold, fl}r 1 Amer- cester, 6 Steifel A, Ga1d Ticket, 103gc. ules, 18¢; ic; Btevens' N, 01 ige; Stevens' \lh n : Indian Head, Ola I)umlll ion, Pepperell A, 44, Atlantic D, 4-4, Leam- i Dado Holland, 121 —Atlantic 087 44, o; Aw 44, 44, Ty ), 44, Popperell, 04, West' Poiut, 153 87 A cloth, #¢; Arnold B, long cloth, 1 ; Ctica C, 44, 4}’:-- Aurora R, 44 Te; Au- Duck—West Point, 20 in, 8 0z, 1030; West Point, 20 10, 10 0z, 124c; \\'011 Point, 40 in, 11 oz, 16¢ uml 20 in, c; E, 24 in, JRE, %! M—Plunkett checks, 76¢; Whitten- Normandi dress, 8)gc; Woods, 5¢; Stand- 10l C, lony ge; Arnol Windsor so, per | e o pla tals an °k tin, small pig tin, bar Copper, cold re sheating opper, ‘opper, pitts flats 1. sheet iron ent disco planished ir nished iron, X1, 14x20, 112 2)¢38, 119 20x28, shied b led 3t to 41097 B3 20, 112 sheets shoots shec shoets 225 sheets Steel nails, per ke Hemlock sc ted oak and trace, B3 1lock upper, No. 1, and hem lock cal ing to w #1.00 per 10; £1.000 1 B0 T 0c 1b: 1 cording dozer Fivst an First and D stock Flooring Floorir and scanthing, Ax4, 888, 1 . nd H fiat S 22 nd H square Timber, Pickets, D enle r1b f skin, elght 10 por per b Philadeiphia Kip skin, extra, \ ®1L50@I00 por 10 q A second el nd clear, vourd , first common, 6 in...., i) ond e " Phitadely quality : per foot skins, ity linings, 5,00 12 1 4 L 126010 1, 12 - 1l ommon, r Remedy any troub! Brown's Bronchial s or e por 1bs ik harness per per 1b: oa per toot: hem accord S0 oe per 1 skin, No, 1, Soew A calf oxtra kip_skin,' No. 1 Al iip skin, No. 1, 100180 ling to L ak calf skin, do., @31, 10 per satin finish, 200 side per oot glove ¢ Dongola Kid, 40 de foot, u toppings, $5.006 10,00 por 9,00 por dozen; apron 00 per dozen b Ce per foots moroceos mororcos, If skins, wloe per Nerhoe £40 00051 00 47 000 00 13 0040 00 3000 g HERET in 160 121, 41 00 46 00 0 [ty H100 19 00 22 (0 00 0 o) 0 0 0 00 0 10 60 00 | m n in in in L 1@ At nmon, 6 in.. oor ommon 13 000018 . 16 5 14 00l 1t 17 g 015 @l 1t 4y 1L 216 ft . L -an be had for coughs of the throat, than Troches, Price 25 cts. Sold only in boxes. e SUBURBAN NEWS ‘n. wein Bel Menvies is enjoying a visit who has | Bellevue. of Canton, Mo., is with his sister. Mrs, with typhoid be recovering. from spending , from Canada, passit tired of iness ma venty-four hours because ghit or ite i h th & to have the m heel 1 trunk fresh from the through heavin A 1o e poini i 1z sentiment in favor ition requiring the mile an hour rate e town. | two or three time 1 to cateh the point st the point unde isappoin 0 a bus. his let 'S must wait the train was not cause the hook failed to but itis still more exaspel 1 ground under the still worse_condition haunds of the 10\ traditional baggage smasher, County Superin’ ing considerable visiting reports them in good ather lary tendance prineipal to sud ha Blair. 10l board elected Miss M. ed Miss Bond, r t Henderson 1s do at the schools, ondition, and the than usual. ende snior cluss of the high school contains ¥ members. One of tae Mr. party bef distri A of which e was taken 10 ja The city has too maj nard, went to Missouri arried. > Itshuler s one Daniell, Judge Perlans t court in_the sum of 1 ladies who sa recognize a tough. and bound ove 600, in ¢ il ark corners Mr. Swihart Yy da arl Val "The Indian show is still in full blast. T other ¢ ni WO m “rexas ( rown out of the hi Quite a company of ating party on Risk creck the an churc of Chica during the week by Rev © KoL into a quarrel v, and after being I they thought be: had a even- young_people other Fontanelle. held at the German Luther- Corni leuller,of Wayne, preac at the church Sunday. M. he has ud business. A. Patterson,of Craig,Burt county. 1. Keating, the teacner of the Fontanelle school ples Mr. is visitin The 1 been fur pipes. Discove Are SANTA ABI v for Co Throat, Chest and Lungs, and CA L AT cove the TRORN o m. Coast. g J. M ew ( nished b or with Osmer Ley Ihe basket supp About nine dollars v Ira Cahoon has returned from Boston cen spending @ month in Lutheran church has full line of tin gutter did the work. A decided success, s netted. - man ries More Valuable yhan Gord 1A C 1 ar di Not Heud and kindred - 1d at $1 per package st alifornin dis- and Discases of L the nuption -CURE s for Catereh Cold omplaints, Th or th f recommended and uscd cians of the Pacitic Guar- the only in 2 phy ret compounds anteed by the Goodman Drug Co. Nebraska. National Bank, U. 5, DEFOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital. Banking Office~ THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farn: A General Banking Busing TANDARD HORTHAND CHOOL, 2 Shecley Block, O “ B Salabiia! TENTS .. $400,000 s B0,000 ont’ rGnes, Cashier, DIRECTORS, JOUN 3, LEwis 8, REED, TOUZALLN, ransacted, TYLER DESK [TH mm'-nnmnuol FINE OFFICE DESKS BANK COUNTERS, COURT HOUSE FURNITURE, TABLES, CHAIRS, &c. . Postage 7cts, YPEWRITING HOROUGHLY AUGHT, For Inyentions Procured Promptly, Attorney at Law, Kifwautt Bl., WASHINGTON, I Send for Gi-Tamphicl, fiee, { Agi OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agricunurar unulnmnntu. CHURCHILL PARKER, 1 in Agricnltiral Implements, Wagons, and Bugeies 10th, ¢ Deal Carring Jimgs Strect, between 9tk and niaha, NObraskh. LININGER & METCALF CO., nltural Implements, Wagons, Carriages o Ete, Wholesale. Omaha, Nebraska PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, Agn il mpements, Wag 18 Buggis P MAST & CO., Mfln f eturers of Buckese D, Seder, Hay R M Lul ore. 1 and Nieh vets, WINONA W ltura fmplen OMATA BRANCHL J. F. SEIBE Harvesting Machiy WL K Mond, Man “ MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Manufacturers andJobbers Wag « wn Pul st ™ T CO., 18 & Buggies Agri CO., or Twine, Omaha 1y and B' or. 1215 Lenvenw 1is, Buogies, Rakes, Plows Elc. T 9th and Pacific streete, Omana, No Artisis' Materials, A HOSPE, Jr., s Matcrials, Pianos an 1 Oninbia, Artis 1514 Douglns & Booksellers and Statio H. M, & S, W. JONES, uccessorsto A, T Kenyon & Co., Wholesale & Retall Booksellers and Stationers, Fine Wedding Siationery, crefl Stationers 1522 Douging Stree IIN Boots and Shoes. JONES & CO., teed: Jonen & C¢ I Bmls and hoes 04 & 1 KIRKENDAL Wholesale Mannfact TS | Agents tor Boston R L W.V. MORS Jobbers of Bools 1166 Douglns St Owatin Man mer St. Boston. 101, 11 J. JOFNSON & Man nfaclnms nf Lim Shippers of ¢ Ak, Comont, | pratn Tile wnd Ltor, Lime Dry Goods sna Notiol T M.E SMITH & CO. Dy GUOflS, Furnishing Goods a 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omabn, N KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tmparters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions ng Goods. Comer 11th Hasney Sis. Ounbia, Nel Gents' Furnis HELIN, TH()M)’SUN & CO. mporters ot Woolens aud Tfl!lfl i Trimmings, 17 South 15th St . Semeh Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omah SHIVERICK, iture Nebraska. Sraska. CHARLES Fur Omuha, Coffooes, Spices, Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO., Gitmioa Cotres and Spiec Mile, Teas, Cnlflzss Spices, Baking Powder, Blue, Inks, Ete. 11k uba, Nebras) Grockery and Glassware. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmporters of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Cli ey, PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, Tmporters and Jobbers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamjs, s'lvcrware Ete. 1l Fr + Paxton Buildi " Commission and Storage. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Starage and Commission Merchants, Specialtion. Mo «. Checse Ponitry, Game, rect, Omaha, OECER & CO., rs to Moshane & Schroede jon and Cold Storage. e and Lime. D COKE & LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Caal. 209 South 13th Street, Omabn, Nebraska = 1] Grocories. XTON, GALLAGHER & CO., psale Groceries and Provisions, MGGORD, BRADY & 00 Wholesale Grocers, (h and Leaveaworth Stracte. Omalin, Nebras! AHA COAL, Hoavy Hardware. .J. BROATCH, Heaw Hartivar , Tnon and Steel, tock, Hardware, Lu and 1211 1irney street, HIMEBAUGH & TAVLUR Builders” Hardware and Scale Repair Shop, Moclisnics' Touls and Dualo Scalos. 146 Douglnt Ftroat, Omutin, Nobrask, RECTOR, WILHELMY & co., Wholesale Hardware, (th and Harney Sts., Omahu, Neb. for Austin Powdvr Co., Jetior e Fairbanks Standurd S0 ¥ LEE, CLARKE, ANDREESEN HARD- WARE COMPANY, Wholssale Hardvware, Culery, Tin Plate, Metals, Sheet 1ron, etc. Agents for Howe Scal Miami Powder and Lymau Bavbed wire, Omala, Nebraska, tern Agents Nuils, Lumber. ()MAHA LUMBER CO., ull Kinds of Building Material at Whots 18 Btreet and Unlon Preific Track. Om LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete, Yards l-vrnu ith und 0l b sod Dyugias o € ““’I “T-W.HARVEY LUMBERCO, To Dealers Only. Office, 1403 Furnam Btreet, Omi JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholgsale Lumber, Etc. Imported and American Portiand Cement. Stats Wxene Tor i {1y irauiic Coment and Qubiicy Whit CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpels and I'erguet ¥100rug. 9tk sad Dougins OMAHAJOBBERS l]IBhUT[iRY LUMBER, I T C. N. DI LTZ. Dealer in All Kinds anmber. 15th and Caornia Streets, Omaba, Nevraci FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete, Carner fth and Douglas Sta., Omahn. Millinery and Notlons. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., [tporters & Jobbersin Millinery & Notions AKX 210 and 212 South 11th Street Eto. — Hats, Caps, W. L. PARROTTE & CO esle Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. 1107 y Stroet, Omalin, Nob, . MHardware. MARKS BRO Wholesa turers of Saddlery & Jobiens of Saddlery Havdware And Leather, 1404, 140 and 1077 1armey St., Omobay NeUraska. Who DLERY CO, SOV T R()aiN:(:;:":uTii}N co., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods AW And &6 SCuth 100h St Omnhia VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Noti s and Gent's Farnishing Goods, 1106 Harney Street, Omaha Ovoralls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Mannfacture S of Gveralls, Yeans Panta, shirts, Bt 1 1 lml'.-ux\n-\lwml. O b _—— Office Fixtures. IMMONDS M Manuacture Bauk, Offce and Sal Mantlos, Sidebonnds, Book Cases, Drug Fixtures \Wall <. intlings, Countors Boorand Wine 1 e, 1) and 178 ™Y ANUFACTURING 0. o Fixtures, South ils. CONSOLIDATED :‘ANK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating 0ils Paints and Oils. A CUMMINGS & NEILSON, Pains, 0%, Window Gl Bt b Mann ENTER PAPER CO., sale Paner Dealers, ck of Printing. Luttention glven tocar Storago, Fo ARMST Smmgf F RONG. PETTIS & CO, rw_ar ing and Commission, ney Wy Co. nu»unun w10 and 1312 1zard Street, plione No. 130 Browo» 8. "STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1th Streot, Omul EAGLE CORNIC Manufacturers of G Window-eaps nnd J0N s NED 110801 Printers’ Matorials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. Auxiliary Pablishers, and Printers’ Supplios. reet. Onahin, of Duaters in T otLh 12t Papor Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, prictor Omala Paper Box Factory. B and 1519 Doug Omalia, Neb. 5 OMAHA RUBBER facturers and Dealers iy RllthI‘ GDI]flS thing nud Leather Belting. 105 Farunm Streets 8ash, Doors, Eto. . A. DISBROV. {. CO., SSYbbiosInAR A FAsurera ot fil]l]“mDOOIIE b}}pflmflfl Mfl}l fl'mg;g‘ BOHN MANUFAGTURING GO, camfacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds, ultings, Stair Work and Interior Tart Wodrl Fine sn. NVE Corer) 1 s e Bra A.L.STRANG CO., Puinps, Pipes aud Engines. stenm, W Iwvay and Mining Sugplies, 21 Varnam Street omn 210 C UH(‘HILL PUMP Cco. Wlmlcsam Pimps, Pipe, Filtings, nn* \\ lanxmlmn n' nm. nriers for \hul U 5. WIND ENblNE & PUM{™ CO., Steem and Water Supplies, day Wind Mills, 913 and 90 Farn : EL 10w, Acting Mannie b Oaaba, "BROWNELL & CO., Fngines, Bmlm an Gflleral MB(‘H]]I&I‘Y, Sheot ron R u, Suw Mikis fron Works. AM BOILER WORKS, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Tf ks aml SI g6t Tnon Wurk WPmlgm all[‘. sl I Bmlflmg W, Stroot, Omi "CMAHA SAFE and IRON WORK Man'fes of Firg & Burglar Prnanares Faults, Jail Work, Tron and Wi CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS Iron and Wnc Penccs Railings, Guards and Sor MEACHEIR & WHITMORE Plrc an Burglar Proof §afes, Tinie ank& Agents fur Diebold safe Valits und Juil Work, 419 &, S00TH (]MAHA TNEIL TCUMAN, 0.1, RLA A PALMER, RICHMAN & COn Live Stock Commission erchants Office - Room 2 site Exclhinnge Building, Usioa 8 [ i Neb. " STERFIELD & MAL. E‘l Live Sfuck Commission, Room 15, Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, utl O, Nob. UNION STOCY% YARDS ( CO.. 0f Omahs, Limited, dous § Bowd, Sapenuicudonts