Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 14, 1889, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY A_Jd.x..:.._..... MERTES BEE: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, “The Day After the Battle," in the Wheat Pit. CORN CLOSES WEAK AND LOWER. Provision Trade | Cattle y— Oats Lack Activity Follows Its Usaal Course St More Unsatisfac Hogs Active. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. 13 Teleeram 10 was day after the market was narrower than Special ‘the the W Feb, This w Cimicaao, Tue Bre batHe,! nervous and marrc the range of price changes would ndicate. The course of values was ward, though the market didn't deve decided tendency until the N was through, The opening for was where between £1.0% and 810015, The ket advanced to 81,04 moved up and ac al times within 1its of $1.08 01,0 the bottom, and 1.09% ¢ 1.09', the top, ‘I od the market up to about half-past 11 o'clock, when the price slid down to &1.071¢ A rally took the price back to $1.08 other slump took it down to $1.071; sules as low a T It T sou recovery to lowed, but the market lacked 8 did not go below the limit mentioned his may have been due more to the of th sore 1 bruised bears to press their advantage than to a sufiiciency of support. The last quotation was £1.03, or 1% below yesterday. July wheat suffered quite a b k. The close last night was 1,051 and the opening this morning 81,047, The highest point reached was §1 and the lowest £1.03, The closing price to-n 4 3¢e. The decline in July was no greg in May, but the tone was weaker the first hour or two of t rket got into a congested state, Ators found it almost impossible to do thing. Thoe sale or purchase of a sin 000 bushel lot was frequently enough to turn the market down or up s, ¢, and brokers with large orders at these limits could do little or nothing. At this stage the market was looscned up by the appearance in the pitof the brokers representing Dun bam & Co., Mimine, Bodmau & Co., Coun selman & Co., McCormick & Co. and Schwartz & Dupee, with good sized selling orders, This ised a break in prices, but it gave life o trade in the pit. This selling was gencrally believed to be of long wh Outside news was o The market bles were dull particularly encouraging to the vrivate cable qu A erican tlou salable in the English markets. o of its poor auality, while the board's ¢ imports and United Kingdom ies show a total for the bushels less than the requirements. weather is cold, but_snow s fall e district heretoforo In sov ca d an with ngs what, & ading the nd the and bulls, A s a8 un- account ble of liver- 50,000 The s the ot ilative e 10 the comm The corn m the indics W of pr ment were quoted tirm, with a and buyers for export we York and Baltimore, and they picking up No. 8 and No. 3 yellow corn for through shipment from here, here was some quiet talk of March livery having gotten into strong hands and_with i purpos funfriendly to short sellel The appearances from the present outlook favor very low ve sel freights on the opening of navigation, le to Buffulo being name as this would York b; K Wl of 5@fc, there would be mone: sent purcha he and sale in York on the abc basis, which so were said to be ingur into with a view to business. The ecar mdications of strength were upset the wealness in wheat, and toward the close all the speculative futu ere C] d at the low ' closed #¢ duy, and May and July 1 ¢ lower. Oal tivity, with only a mod volume of trade in the regular marlket. feeling was generally fully steady to firm, with the inqui extended to June, -which was quotable at I @ ¢ below awider difference than recently. May at 2iige and at 279c, with nextto nothing doing in the near nths, The ceipts wero than pe , with cars conuriact ades reported out of of 8¢ car No. to g0 to store sold s , ruliug lightly firmer in tone 1 The provision trade followed its usu: cours It opened with u moderate disy of n(ll'llklh, but us soon as the tr showed any display of life the market st downward. Infl nced by the late o from the stock yards, where the re hogs were reported larger thau anticipa the bears had no difticulty toassume control. Phey furnished the few buyers in the pit with more property than they w lAIl(mI andas a consequence prices suffered a sev From the highest quotations, n pork sold off 2i1gc, lard 10¢, and s 12'5c. Toward the mnoou hour, llmn\m trade recovered a little from the Mepre: witnessed, but the impro: twas small, and the 0sin as a rule, were onl; trifle above the inside prices. Based on’ yester- day’s last fi the day’s actual decline in purk was in lavd dge, and w short ¥ibs 10c. rkets, None of the other unges contributed anything i news of the day ctopened tirm and active in of i85 cars more reccived t estimates, | ble to the h (uently to any 17hge, e CHICAGO LIVE Cnicaco, Feb. 13 pecral Telogram Tur Bee.|—Carrie-~The market has been i a pretuy serious condition lately, but to- day the situation was worse th been at any time lately. The its own pretty well, in many cases wore 10¢ and to-day there was a decline of 10@15¢ on nearly all grades. The top price was $1.60 for some choice Missouri cattle, The general market to-day was slow and weak ata decline. ' were some 22,000 cattle at five western points St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago. At a late hour many cattlo were unsoid to day, and the market closed in avery bad con dition. ‘There were many single and double load lots of cattle “on the market, vecause of tho new pass rule which the railroads will make on the 15th, Cholco to extra beoves, $5.25@4.60: medinm to zood st 450 to 1500 1hs, &1.65@1.10; 0 to 1350 1bs, $3.80G@1,70; 050 to 1 0CG@3.40; stockors and feodors, L 10, vs. bulls and mixed, §1 3 buli, $2.10 303 Toxas slop-fod, &) g STOCK to Hods about rs bousht toward the closo and purchased the cheap lots that wore loft, logether with all the gool packing sorts” they could - fnd. o bulk of the packing sorts sold at SOUIC COMION gOINE 88 low AN #4.4 Ot string of packing sorts was mauc up at §1.54, and the samo firm ex- make Up another string at the J sorts sold carly at # ioual lot making $4.6: e FINANCIAL, Naw Yonm Feb. 1l --!'Speoisi Telegram r Bee)-Sitocks-<Ihe stock market this morning opened woderately uetive and gouerally lower. As on yesterday, Chicago, Buriington & Quluey was the wea featurn. “The first quotation wus 3 per cent under lust wight's closing prices, aud on heavy sales by the commission houses and the pro tessional traders it yiclded 1 per cent furthier, The rooiwn traders were inclined to tuke the'r profits at the dec! and a sharp sally of 1 por cent followed. The geueral | 1, after yiclding slightly at the openiv, | . !Jlulv Grimed up, with Canuds Southern IVisg war sbiocgiu, whivk advereed ) i { say per cent { quictly taki London he Pacific rath arge by mous | Quincy i an nois Cente the lig former in agreements would put the on & better new lowa ra straw to br holders ha accept the out without doubt that dividend, to ther led ¢ ily dec ste Oil prospec maintain the treasury same peop! prices on Money con per cent better dem lington an was activ action be ket exhibit noon. T while th by their howeve the I vices contir 10 net Qe nois ( ey show imp Chicago € bus, Cin Seed O the duy am Clicago, Paul, 16 mond Terminal bus, Cincir we Southern, Thefolloy Chicago & Alton Chicago, 11 & Quine Do L& Hiinols yer of Reading. al and N narket ther down was un excepti Burlington & Quincy, ), 15 Vanderbilt brokers were stock offered. The ght St. Paul and Union and Wheeler was a There was enor Buriingt stock The be The ng all the 1808 by er freely, lation in Chicago, d large sales in long rthwestern been del that the presidents affairs of the road is, but the acceptance of the its managers was the last camel's b nd the 10 realize that they must There its ridation the hope ba ates by cak the ve begun inevitable, t rd w et is 110 the company next After clock ng tone 1,and the Burlington It stead and the other Cotton Seed dvanced 1 per ires, Th 1on good growing for. reg to price. will pass st disappoar ard movement 1 from 1 ractional am and final and it ther trouble exec ast bu, it no cin fu rse legislation apy: immedi adividend, but the tthere are sufficient f to pay over 10 per ¢ very much Rick Torminal tinues in plentif Stocks i t wd this mor Paul. is looked insiders s in The higher ut nd common crowd were in especially Bur. the market at a slieht The mar the afte angers, ing, 15t At noon low the oper ed a better tone sl g specialties spective pri during ag ng advanced brokers, Burlington 1, and closes weak st point of the day. Chi wostera show Bu ance of the list da Southern, 7 us Trusts, 1! and, Colum inati & 1 lis, 1973 Cotton ¢ percent. The total s for 1ounte S,000 shares, including 10,0005 St awauna, 11,000, Rich Cleveland, Colum 09,0005 North L 8,000; Canada 0 ad stocks. Pullman bearish clines for the iteal 15{; while the nts, Can e on Ay rove W03 Lac 20,0003 wati & Indianapo %0X0; Union Pac 11,000, ing were the closin I Northern 185 1K . A 104, o preferred, 0 "N Y. Central . & Nmk Isl M. &St P | o preferred. 1417 St Paul & Omabia’ quotations citic. | 135 ngton MissouriPact) Mox Prive M STERLING 134@2 per cent. $@5 por cent but steady; ExciaNee—Dull sixty-day bills, $1.56; dcmand, $.583. PRODUCE MARKETS, Cnicrao, 6T ar opLi Bulk M short cl @b.05. Butte dairy, 16 Chaese—| 105 @lic gt Taires — U1 Hides—1 salted, Flour. bbls. . Wheat bu. Corn. bu. Oats. 2 red, Y63, 075 {c@¥1.0L 0 clo at Corn — Re fairly ot, 2 b , whi U|ll1nl|~ lc Oats — R quiet but fi ruary, Ble; mixed wes Coffee—( 10@20 poin March, pot ou Butte Ho; dair, CUhecse. Liverpool, Feb. 1 Tue Bre.) Holders offer to dull Wheat 0. 3, winter, ) Holders offer steady. Corn 1d, H 45 [ New York, export: options less active, ing 2c unde Bte Peb. 15—\ heat—Easier; May cash, 3ic: March, 3¢%c. May, § March, 23 othing doi mothy —$1 A3 LAT. 1245 $11 March, 1iMarch, § 37153 > over rele, but instances ng old prices. ats - Shoulders, $5.50 \ $6.1 1 short ribs Unchanged; in some creamery, full cream choddas, Young Unchangeds lats, 11@11i{c; fresh, 13@14c. 'y ana light green bull, 4lic; 4 calf, bic; salted kip, 4¢; dry dry nchanged ; changed: o green, No. 1, solia packed, cuke, H@ik . bts. Suibments. 14,000 12,000 000 000 105,000 60,000 R coipts, lower: No. 0815¢ afloat, red, SUk(@ and lowor, cbruary closing pot dull in_elevato b.: No. he yesterday ) 1, ipts, 19,500; exports, 166,000; ive but irregular and easier; wiige in elevator, 455 c atloat; to, 45¢; ungraded’ mixed, 40@45e s setive and lowel cipts, 26,0005 exports, 405 rmers options firm but ' dull - May, 82iye: spot white, 835 @iic, tern, 25} Jntions opened barely steady and 18 off, closing 10@2) points below sules 40,500 baws; Pebruary, £15.65 £15.70 15, Rio fir ¢ m—Crude, higher pot Sl wlie. al ¢ B s, Dull: wes blegram - Pork tern, B0 frecly s o mess, : do, western, § casy rs offer moderately ; spot and 55, dully Murch and April, 53s 5, Holders offer moderate steudy'; do spriig, s new 9d, at sparingly 118, oftc spot, ady | olders ady Mareh and Av Por Lar Whisky Butter- dairy, @ ux [} 3.60; “Witeut- Lower; cush, fichangod; creamory, H@2005 ~Cuttle--Receipts, ket steady and un F2.00@a.B0; feeders, fat cows, ¥1.50@ ity . 1 s, b0, mi ors, stockers and ners and bulls, $1.00@! ght and mixed, $4.2 wheat in shipuents, ll 20: No. on , Febru §1.02001,00 Milwau - dn fair ipts, 1,430; market and w4303 heuvy, Feb. 13.—~Wh polis, ownnd; 1 less 4h o §$1.20; May 1 norther track, $1.10@1.11; No, ary, §1.00; May, $1.03; 4 n ou track, Koo, Wheat — Quiet; May, iyl Outs—Dull; No. i Provisions - HKansas , 2 red, S odorate request; No. 1, 4byc. &liot’ No. 2, by, sier, pork, §11.50, City, Fob. 13.—Wheat—Weaker; casli, no bids nor offcrings; May, soft, cash, o bids nor offer. vid; May, Ofncinnatl, Feb. steady 2 red, $1.00, Corn—Fairly active: No Oats—In fair demand; 3 Wirisky—Steady Ly Feb. 13 Tows ipts, 14,000; Chicago, nal reports as f Cattle—Ree 10 15¢ lower; @400; stoers, fecders, § £1.500@3.0 Hogs ~Receipts, ing 10 lowe £1.45 04003 @5.00. tives, $4.00a (@4 70; lambs, 3,004 1 43,403 cows, 31,0005 mixed, #4.50 ipts 7,000: n & 50 City. Feb, shipmens, ywer: good common to ] rs and fec cows, $1.2 ws—Recely market fairly a 10 choice, #4150 .40, National Louis, I'ch shipments, 20); market lo native steers, )42 butche § and feeders, 1400200 3,002, 40; prass-fed Hogs — Receipts, market steady; ehoice selections, $1.354.50; ht grados, $5.006@4 13.—Cattie Pa choice to ¢ exas slop-fed, westerns, corn-fed, 10 choice Stock Yards, £ 004 he Wheat—Barely 2mixed, M¢ 0, 2 mixed, 2 £1.08, rocs Ihe Drovers' Jour- market dull and s beoves, $4 0; stockers and bulls and mixed, & market dull, elos. #4.45(04.55; heavy, 4.90; pigs, $4.00 market strong: na. $1.05 —Cattle—Re rket slow, corn-fed. #2000 £1.500 13, medium ling steers, 2,400 ommon shipmen lowers St East Receipts, wer: choice heavy fair to good, $3.00 2400 3.20; 8 o URERT) shipments, 600; avy and butchers' King, $.40w4.6); OMAHA LIVE s Cattle. Welne he receipts of catt d with yesterda iyl cattle was not t 10e low But as scaroe and the While the t Was not s |.lu 1k of the cat Hogs., ket was fai atthough The hog 1 cline of be, and fully as heavy as 3 soid out at an early hour. 4330, while lond of heavy br few trades of b receipts were heav active at steady prices. Cattio Hozs. Sticep s were o was falling off of 80) head changed hands before sterdag Feb. 13, fair 1890, Ithough A8 com 10 quality of the d the market chers' ‘stock, he market was higher 0 Ve tive the the rly active at a de the receipts were everytiing was The bulk of the the bulk and the warket Prevainng Prices. The follo winz 13 a ta this market for tioned Prime stoers, 1300 to rrimesteers, 1100 to 1 Nanwve feeders Common 10 & ceto fanc it to choice bulls irto cnoce ngat hogs. irto choice sstern shy Represent sof pric» paid the grat2s eavy hows, .. o1ce mixed Hogs. ive in of stocc mei- 1440 (@440 @450 (1.2 (@i, Sales. CATTLE. 11 cow: bulls 5 cows 18 cowvs 1bull.... 1eow.... 1 cow 1 steer 1 feeder 16 steers 1 steer. 38 steer: 7 stee 14 sty 4 stec steers 85 steers. 18 steers -”,, e R LR R R SRR RS e e EEEEZE 120 160 80 8. e e SuEER, Lrasky netives “a uaLive I 100 L1200 (181t . Live [' Notes. Hog market 5 1wy Beef cattle sell lowor, Butchers' stock hig Heayy receipts of sfe Feeders in demand sA steady teavy and light hogs ¢ same money to-day The receipts of Moigs thus far this weck the heaviest in a good many weeks, prices. brought the OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Fruits, l'Iuluw'. Creambry* 20 solid 10¢ , WN@1 1« m cheddars, choice, i hoop, 124 @ limburger, te. it, @M wolid packed, 19 1Bwolic. Dairy 15@16e; good, Brirer choice print, y 12 (@!4c’ low & CHeesy 12!4¢; full crea 13¢: full cre grades and 121 ¢t brick and 8 Hoos—Strictly fresh, @1 Lave Por1Tiy —Chickens 8.00; ducks per doz, € oz, #8.50@1,00; turkeys, por 1b, 1 E0 PouULTiy —Clickens, Sei turkeys, per Ib, S lle; goese, 106 ; ducks, 8@ 10¢ Vean—Heavy grassers, 150 to Tieq inferior calves, 50 to 80 1bs ditim to good, 70 to 85 Ibs, T@se; fancy, 100 to 130 1bs, S 10 VEGETAILES — Potatoes, 70 Wyoming, 50 Towa, choice | per 1b, per 1b, 200 1t et cho olorado and Utah, . Nebraska and common, H0 carrots, . red ehioice turnips, 20 bagag, B@d0c;_cauliflower, choic dozen, £1.2500 1.50: goo: Wh@doey lettuce 1220 Stringe beans, per box, 25ilc: spinach, 150wl i —Mallard, per doz, 3 1, per doz, 31 por doz, $4.00@4.50; 10000 1505 Fabbits, bbl, faney, Michigan, h Missouri, OREIGN FRUiTs bs, 10c per 1bs mons, 1§50 1 L e o Mula bananas, rida Tussotts, € 3.00, CRANER £10.000010.50: choice, £.00 0, Che . per bbl, i & Bu ol & v, Chioic 3 — Wi nuts, S s ocounuts, per 10, .00 hickorynuts, small, L G0 De: pecans, plain, G e, u salted, No. 1 ey dry fling, 7 B xs—Navies, hand pick @220 good cle countr or poor stock, $1.00w@ .50 210 Cinen—Michigan, per bbl Yol per bl 3ie; eal white, D and L0 aruers—Per lb, prime |I\I‘Ll‘ il mixe musty, 100 2 < wild due SavERKuavT per half bbl, % Porcons—e domestic duc Per bbl, 30 gal, ch darl, JiL per ib, Lanp—Sc in 501 pkgs. wistown 2 Tiey burlap 4c; gun’ s, double. P ives -y saii 13, 2021 FueiTs—Iigs, in boxes, per 1b, dates, in boxues, 76010 raisins, pe loose raisins, $2.30@2.5: ins, per 1b Catifonia_lo per box. 1858, §2.40 fornia pitted. plams, v blackber per_lb, Calif unpared oy ated s, 11@lbe fedium, - in $3.0 , in half bbis, $3.50 ins, in ualf bbls, §4.00. rE—Green M Mandahling, bbls, bhls, in bl £.00; do, in .00 do, in ); do, : Rio, good, 3 roasting kic A, inferio SANLOS N : MeLaugh- 2 extra C, powdéred, WAX—Choic thll’l‘ll 130 14e. Plug, 3 smoking, 16@Me. 140 per bbi ian—Bricks, 1@l per 1b; s, 12@lde per lb; pure maplo syrup. £1.00 per gal. As—Young Hyson, common to fair, 186 + Young Hyson., good to fancy, i Gunpowder, common to good, 22(a powder, ehoice to fan 03¢3 Japat, com- mon 1w 15( Japan, choice to fancy common 10 £ood, 25 (wile: fancy MwT0e: Im- perial, comon to me 3 lmpcrial, ood to fancy, 4)5k CRACKERS —(@ie @25c per 1b, as per list. CaNDY—Mixed, ¢ goy stick, 1ic; rock candy, fancy cand, 28, HoLtaxn HERRING—00¢, Con Frsin—)g . medium, B0 dhes Oolonk, Joloug, choice to 1b; assorted cakes, 8 9@ Dry Goods. xrLs—10 por cont discoun K34, 1se: ‘\.’,‘ . 405 Bid, white, Gem, 10¢ sed, $6.50. Beauty, PRiNTs S0 e Berlin oil, 6 Prints—Pink and robes Steel i i colors Slater, Riv- "Richmond, 3 Ram 1 6o Windsor, 6ige; Eddystone, Gige; Pacitic, Gge. Biescuen Sk No. 60, 9ge, Best Yet, 4- 00, 4ic;’ Cabdt, Tige bledched 8tic; Frdiv” of Greene G, te; Hope, 7gc cambric, 1ic: Lonsdale cambric moric, butter cloth, Parwell, half the Looin, fc; King Phillip Vie e . Pepperell, : Pepperell, 84, . Pepperell, 104, 25c; Wamsutta, 12¢5 Pepper Pepperell, Canton, 4-4, lic; Val- -Raftsme: 8iige; lron ANNELS—Plald c; Clear Lake, Mountain, H, No. 2607 13H, No. Quéche 5 J- A8 Androscoggin, 714 Rockport, ic: C toga, i 19 e 55 Thorndike 0O, Thorndike, 120, Cordis, No, b, LS~ Whill-~ “Thorndike, E, g Thorndike, ‘XX, 1 ordis, No. 4, 1035 Ms—Amoskeag, sige Everett, b 11‘,« ; Beaver Creek, AA, Beaver Creok, O l\ NTUCKY JEAN ve Durham, #73go; Hercules, 18 m{uuu. 224e; Cottswold, 2714 as—Stevens' B, Bigc; bleached, 7o; Stevens' A, Tigo; Stevens' A bleached, 8ige; Ste ; Stevens' P, bleached, Yige; Stevens' N, 915c; Stevens' N, bleached, 10i¢c; Stevens' SR, 123c. MisceLLaxgous—Table on ' cloth, $2.50; plain Holland, 9lgc BRowN Suketixo—Atiantic A, s Atlantic H, 44, 7i{c; Atlantic D, | Atantic P, 44, 6c; Aurers LL, 4 4, S0 tevens' B, Crown XXX, 44, 6%} 8oy (ndian Head, 44, 7ig¢5 44 Be: Ol Dominion, 4-4, roll Ry 44, 7o Pepporell U 44 6ige; Pepperell, 5.4, 18igey Pepperell, 6.4 210; | Pepperell, 104, '880;. Utica C, 44 5ol Wachusett, 4.4, 71,05 Aurora R, 44, i¢; Au rora B, 44, 610 Duck—West Point, 20 in, 8 oz, 10'j¢ Point, 20 in, 10 07, 12,0, West Point, 1307, 15c; West Boint, 40 in, 11 vz, 16 FLANNELS - Red C, 34 in, | 24 in, 20¢; HAF, 36 Laswrence Biges Pepp ) Wost in, 4 in, JJRF, hocks, i1ge; Whitten ormandi dress, 81ge; ixamas —-Plunk ton, it5c; Y Renfrow d CAMBR; ard, 5 . PRINTS, IND160 BLue—Arnold, 61¢c; Amer an, 6y Gloucester, 6l,c: Arnold C, long Arnold B, long eloth, 103ge; Arnold e Steifel A, 12¢; Windsor, % Woods, be; Stand amb rst and second clear, 1Y in peond clear, 114 in 1l in \ 1@l n select, 1501}, in stock boards, 12016 ft stock boards, 126016 ft, U stock bo, 61,1 . D) stock board it 120n.. st o0, B n. ond common, 6 in. . g flooring first common, 16 it second comion 1on boards cing, N neing, N st and s mbe 4x4, Sx8, Pickets, D aud H flat.... Pickets, D and Hsquare Shingles, extra A Shingles, standard A Tiabliyies ¥ O G Batts, 2i¢ in O G Batts, 1ixi o, 878 iin well tibing, D and M bov £40 0@ 47 00 43 00143 0 1t 16 1t Metal and Tinners Block tin, smallpig. Block tin, bar Cop lanished boile Copper, cold rolled Copper, sheeting Cobper, pitts Copper, flats Gal. sheet iron " cent diseo Juniata, 50, 10 and 5 Rooting, 3 Hooting, 1, 0%5%, 113 shoets 14.50 Leather, T 1b: oak sole, B rness, 80032 per 1b: se dahe per Tb: oak und hemlock upper, 200022 per foot; hemlock S0 ver 1b, rding to i calf skin, No. 1 SLO0 per calt skin, extr i skin, No. 1, 1b: onkk kip s , S0asse per 1b deiphia kip skin' extra, S0@)e per 1b: T call skin, (according to weight and quality), SL 15wl Ib: French Kip skin, ¢ 0 Hemlock sole, e per 1b: oak b lected oak and tracd it Toathe moroccos, (pebble , boot, perfoot; glove 1 Bhd0e pe foot, aceording to quality: toppings, 3.0060 r dozen: lining,.&5.0000.00 per dozen apron skins, $10.00 1200 per doz RAILROAD DAY-BOOK, A Wreek tha Union and Other Llioms, The time of the golden gat special, the bant or train of the Union Pacific has been ¢ . and hereatter its depy ture will be as follows: Lzaving Council Bluffs at 945 and Omaha at 10 a.m. on Wednesday instead of at S . m. as formerly. 1t will arrive in Ogzden at 3:3) p. m. Thurs. nd at San 1 15 p. m. Priday, whith shortens the time between Omaha and San Francisco two hours, as rezards the old schedule time. Returning, it will now aturday, riviag in 45 a.m. a8 cil Blufs at 3:45 on Pacific passe isco 7 before, and . m., con on the N Weighing System Abolished, The statement sent out in press dispatehes from Chicago, and also chronicled ina local paper, to the effect that the weighing system in shippmg hve stock had not been aban- doned by the roads centering in Omaha, is pronounced erroncous. An_attache of the general freight department of the Burlngton states the the W ing system has been suspended at aha, South Omaba, Ne braska City, Plattsmouth, Sioux City and all points | tribatary to the Missouri i ) states that under all probabil permanent in Wreacked. A report of a wreek of i pas the Cheyenne & Northern, a branch of system, was reccived rs in this city yesterda; dent occurred last nig 1 sulting from the breaking of a fl of the drive wheels of the locomotive. The engine, mail carand two pussenger corches jumved the track and toppled over. It is re- ported that the mail ¢! ived shght in- . but nothing in the line of cngers, there being forty- at left the track aud_ top. The engine and cars were badly the two in the ¢ pled over, wrecked. Pasiengor Agents Meet. The members of the Kansas-Nebraska pas senger agents' organization met in regular monthly session at the headquarters of the Burlington in this city. Routine matters passed upon. The ticket- me in for his share of the over- ling, but in this case, as well as the dis continuince of return-trip tickets o local iuts, nothing d > resulted. The asso Ation mcets cnately cach month in Omabia and Kansas City Raitroad Notes, The engine on the overland flyer on the Union Pacific broke down at Papillion Tues fay cvening and No. 716 was dispatched to s place. A waiting room for the accommotions of suburban tralic is being erected Union Pacitle at Thirteentn building is of frame and 16520 fect ‘The combination train on the Vnion Pa cifie ¢ in yesterday heavily loadel with fiassengzers west-bound, The’ vestibulo car 1a,” just out of the Iullman works, was attached to the rear. It has been built ¢ for the combination train and usidered one of the finest und most cost hicles in the railway servico -5 18 the name of the new vesti bule car that will be attached to the second combination train, Wante ! to Whip a Sick Man, orris McCurty wis arraigned before Judge Berka on the charge of breaking v using loud and profane lang- ingto fight. Mrs. Corri ito her store at Twelfth ock at nig nd wanted husband, He «d and fully that a number of to the rescue, and ut out. s windows aud until his pe policewan, He 50, and Cass at 10 o to whip her sick carried on so disgra neignbors had to come after u great tussle the rowdy w then smashed one of t tened the entire crowd formance was stopped by was arraigned and fined §14 kR WRTTREY ‘PALMER, ‘RICHMAN & co., LlV& Slfll?k Commission Merchants Exchange Buildin th Omabin, S *ORIMER,WESTERFIELD & MALEBY Live Stock Gummlssmn. Aty UNION STOCH VARDS C0. 0f Omeha, Limited. fane § Harl SuDerialesssas | Harvesting Machinery "illfl Bi OMAHAJOBBERS DIREGTORY Agricuiturai implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringes and Bugkles. Jonas between vt aud b, Omiaha, LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages Ruggles, Bte. Wholesale “PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, b imlenen, Wagons & Buggis i ':” MA;T &h(:l; ,u = Marmracrurm of Buckeye Drills, Seeders, Cultivator, Ay Rakes, Cider Milia and Luban Pul Veriers. Cor. 1ith and Nicholne Strects. WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., Agicltae Implemers, Wagons & Buggis Omiabia, Nebraska OMATA BRANCIT, J. F. SEIBERLING & Akron, Ohi CO., fer Twine. W.E. Mont, Manager. 12 FU 8L Omaba MOLINE,MILBURN& STODDARD Co Nanufacturers bors 1 Wagons, Buggies, Rakes, Plows Etc. thand Pacific streets. Omaha, Neb., Artiats’ Materials, A HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos ar 1813 s Streat Omaha, No i Organs, Dou braska, " Booksellors and Stationers. H. M, & S. W. JONES, Successorsto A T, Kenyon & Co., Wholesslo & Retall Booksellers and Smtmwrs Fine Wedduy ers. Commercinl Stationery wet. Onimiin. & €O., 15 and Stioes KIRKENDALL, (Succossors Lo Heed, Wholesale Manufactn ents for Yoston Rub Co. 110, 110k & 118 w Harney St Nebranka. W. V. MORSE & CO.. Jobhers of Boots and Shoes. 1101 1051105 Douglas S, Omaha Mauufactory, Sum et SE.. Boston O Coai, Coke and Limo. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO. Jobbers of Hard and Seft Coal. 209 South 13th Street, Omaha, Nebraska e et KA FUEL CO., SH]DDEI‘S of C il and CG..,. 200 S0 13 JOH Mflllllfd()[‘ll‘ui‘\ Uf LHIIB, hippers of Coul, € nt, Phister, Timo e and Sewar IMico, 218 8. T3th it lephone 811 na St Omaha, Coffees, Spices, Eto. CLARKE COFFEE CO, Giiinhin Coffed and S Teas, Coffocs, Sn’ces Bakmg Powder, Extrneth Hniney Crookory and Glasswarq. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of Crockery, Glssivare, Lamps, Chimeys, Crociery, Glassware, Lanis, Siferware 1514 Fornzm St., et Paxion Building. n and slorbze & RlaDELL, i Com llllSalflIl Merchants, ne um aha, Neb. GEO. SCHROECER & CO., Buccessors to MeShune & Schroeder.) Prutlflce (o “mi§51\nkanflk Cald Sml‘flfifl. B Dvy Goods ana Nutlons . E SMITH & CO., DPY Gflflds P rishing Goods and Notions, 1102 and 1104 Douglas, Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Nel KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co Tinporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 1ith and Haine Sta. Omabin, Nebraskn HELIN, THOMPSON & CO. Woolens Storage a1 Spectuitics it Game, Importers and Jo i Tailos Tun I, _ Furniture. DEWI:V & STOHE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omalia M-hraskn. CHARLES $HIVERICK, Furniture Omnha, Nebracka. ] Graceries, "PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., W]]fllusfllfl Grocgries and Provisions, 5 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omaba, Nob. McCORD, BRADY & CO. olesale Grooers, orth Btre Hoavy Hardware. w.J BRUATLH. Heavy Bavdware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stoek, Hardwaro, Lumber, Et i 1211 Marney Stroct, Gmuba, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOT, Builders’ Hardware and Scale HGI]EII‘ gl]fl]] Mechunics' Tols and Buffalo Seales. 105 Dougle Hiroet, Omaha. Nebinskn. T RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Witlesale, Havdware, 2th and Harney Ste., Owah storn Agent for Austin Powddr (0 1 Nulls Fairbunkn LEE, CLAEKE ANDRE L,OMI’AI%Y Wiclsalo Hardware, Clry, " Plat, ts for Tlowe Miumi NHARD- Hats, Caps, Eto. W. L. PARROTTE & CO., sale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods L, Omaha, Neb, Hardware. BROS. SADDLE Wholesale Manafacturers of ry & Johoers of Saddlery l{ar«lw e And Jeather. 10, W)A nhnv 1 Uaraey B, Vaablia, s of Building Material at Wholese 12 8ureet and Unlon Pacic 11 1.OUIS BRADFORD, Dealer o Lumber, Laty, Liie, Sast, Deers Xo. Yoty nes Ttk it U e Liaugiag (ARAJOBBERS nmhcmnv. LUMBER, FREL W. Gnnr, Lumbcr, Lime, Cement, Bt Corner fth And Douglas C.N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, 3t And_California Strects, Omahn, Nobrasks AARVEY LUMBER Lo To Dealers Only. Offee. 14 nam 8 JOHN A. \VAKE_F( L Wholesale Lamber, E and Ameriean Tostinn Akent T0r Milwauken yaeaite 0 Quitiey White 1 CHAS. R. LEE, Deater in Hardwood Lu Wood Carpe by Elc. Omaha. ber. And Parguct Flooring. 9th and Donelag Millinory and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Taporters & Jebbers in Millinery & Notions K210 wnd 212 South 1ith Streot Notions. J.T. ROBINSON NOTION C Wholesale Notions and Farnishing Gnnfls 48 AN W6 BCath 1t St Omaln. VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gent’s Farnishing Goods, 1108 Harne Stroot. Omaha B e ] Gvoralis. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., Manufactarcrs of Overalis, Jeaus Pants. Shirts, ko, 117and 104 Douglne Straot, Ouiahin Offico Fixtures. ) SIMMONDS MANUEAC uinctnre. it §2 'flOIl Fixtures, ases, Driug Fiatures or and W L nd 138 e URING €O, Bau, Ofiice ¢ th m.u A, Bool ¢ an Oils. CONSOLIDATED :‘/\NK LINE CO., Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Qils. Paints and Oills. CUMMINGS NEILSON, Wholesale Deaters in Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Ete. 1115 Furnam Stroct, Omaha, Neb. SN Papeor. CARPENTER PAP Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry nnige atock of Printing, Wrapping and Writing P ar 1 itontitn o | 210 Storage, Forwarding & Commission ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO. Stnruve Forwarding and Commission, Tguten b VAT Tiard Serect, N 7 H. HARD\’ & CO., Duls, A, ey ool VAL MAURACIORTES — Brewera. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 Notth Eigihteenth Street, Omuha, 3 = Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. Mflllllf GUTTCTS 0 G?[Vfll]llflfl Iron Cornicg e Syl oy By o M otor, 8 and 110 South 1200 strect. _ e Printors’ Materials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIUN. Auxiliary Pulishers, Deaters in Type, Prosses and Printers’ Sotur th Stivet, Omah uppites. 602 aper Boxos. OHN L. WILKI Pl‘U[JI‘lGIUP 01 12 Paper Box Factory, Nos. 1317 and 1319 lmug_huv St Omabls, Neb, 3 lzubh;coods- B o OMAHA RUBBER CO., Hanufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods 0 Clothing wad Lesther B¢ 1008 Knrnum Breots e SERT L __8ash, Doors, Eto. M. A. DISBROV' & Wholesule Moou? ictuirers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, nmmnn':\ 2th and lzard Streots, Omaha, Nov. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. }'anufacmrels of Sash. Doors, Blinds, uldings, Stalr Work and lntorior L Wood ik . Corner Bl Lowvouwortls Stroets, Ouwahin. Nov, —— e e Stoam Fittings, Pumps, Eto. A. L. STRANG CO. Pumps, Pipes aud Engings. iteam, W m lway and Mining Suppl| 3 2, 25w 624 Farnm SLrCot O CHUHCHILL PUMP CO Wholesale FIJ]]II]S EIDL PIlllHES #nt Wator Supplics BROWNELL & CO., Fngines, Boilers and Gener vetIron Work Stonm Pump: Iron Works. STEAM BOILER WORK Cartor & son, Prop's. Manufacturors of al Steam BOllf’lS Tanks and Skiect Iron Work Works South 20th and 1, & M. Cromslag, PAXTON & VIERLING 1IION WORKS. Wruuglll aml Cast lmn Bunmg Wulk. TOMAMA WIKE Manfactorers of Wire K l Iron Rai h.ws Desk Jnile, Winiow G ks, Be, 120 N AL "GMAHA SAFE and IRON WORK Man'frs of Fire & Burglar Proof snm Canlts, Jail Work, | v Wire Fencing, Sig . Androon, It i 1ith and dadson ¢ CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS ]rnn and Wire Fenees, Rd)lllm [xual'rlx for 1 & HHON Wy 13, 016, IMGRE Fm.and Bur glir 'Pioal Sifea lml.. Locks Akents tor | ¥ato il VAU hd 1 =1 fl‘#.u' s | Tansill's Punch Cigats *1 weiosnipped duilug toe b D o s, withoit g Qg Do clber e fo our bougo in t Bl b flly mako s e AW TARSILL 60U .55 Stale 1 Chici