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

x5 ¥ | b - 3 . ties by foreiwn THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. iThe Vieible Supply of Wheat Shows Heavy Reductions. FFECTS OF RAIN AND EXPORTS. bout a Stand-Off Between the Bulls and Bears — Holders Believe Their Wheat Will Go Up— Oattle Quiet. CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Cnicaco,May13.—[Special 'Pelegram to Ture Ber.)—~The whoat market opened weak this morning, with the bears in a large majority, ind apparently in fuli control. July wheat tarted at 78%¢c, and sold off to 75¢c, just S{c lower than Saturday. May was Sic bid, and June ranged” R3{c@%3'gc. New York and St. Louis did not act in the least strong, not even firm, though the former reported a re- duction of nearly 50,000 bushels in stocks, und from 250,000 to 503,000 bushels more in Process of loading upon steamers, The ma- jority of the cables inclined to softness and the general rain throughout the whole Ohio valley served to intensify the bearish specu- lative sentiment most decidedly. Altogether, it looked as though the bears were going to have smooth sailing, yet the market turned up after a little while and held steady atan almost entire recovery to the level of Satur- day's closing. As soon as returns began coming in from the centers of accumulation it became clear that the visible sunply would show lLieavy reductions. The total de o ‘was 1,425,000 bushels, against 2,040,000 bush- els a year ugo. This brings the total down 10 23,850,820 busheis, against 20,271,540 bush- els a year ago, und 41.460,53 busnels two years ago. Chicago stocks are now down to 8,611,000 bushels, with New York 4,781,000 hunheln, and Minneapolis 5,815,000 bushels, Later in the day the week's exports were posted. In wheatand flour they equalled 1,080,000 bushels, against 1,513,000 bushels for the correspondig week last year. The heavy movement of cash wheat and its rapid consumvtive absorption and disappearanc imparted a firmness to this branch of the market which could not fail to produce an effect on the speculative end of the deal. The wheat that now remains on hand is wanted by the exporters and millers. Of this there can be no shadow of doubt. A heavy pre- mium is being paid f8r good wheat, a sale of 25,000 bushels of choice hard wheat by a Jocal holder to a Rochester miller, av 10¢ over the May price being one of the items reported. The shipping movement from here and every otner market denotes an active milling demand, and holders are everywhers sturdily adhering to their positions. The jon may be doubtful, but there is a degree of certainty about the old crop situation that makes holders believe their propercy will be 1n increasing dem: until the next crop becomes available. operations the pit were on a mode scale, though, later in the day, intere vived and values hardened Hutchinson and Litin were good buyers early, and steady purchases by Kveringham wero remarked as one of the quiet fcatures of the market. Offerings were not heavy after the hour, but the market got heavy several times. The pri of July worked down from 79)¢ to T8 (@78 ¢, about noon; but it started up again and touched 79ic just before the bell tapped, closing at that point, iaentically where it did Saturday. For a bear day tnis could not be considered wholly satisfactory to that clement, May ranged at Si@sdlje, and closed ot Sic. June ranged at 82 and left off at §3c. Heavy receipts, and 400 cars of corn grad- ing No. 2, was more than the market could stand up under. The opening was weak at from 4 to k¢ below the closing prices of Suturday. The rains were favorable to the recently planted corn, and the weak feeling prevailing in the wheat market was an ad- ditional cause of the depression. Export clearances from the seaboard were fair, and New York reported a good demand and the buying there to-day of considerable quanti- shippers. A decrease was announced injthe visible supply of $20,000 bushels, which gave holders some lttle en- couragement, but the estimated receipts for to-morrow of 740 cars about offset the former item of intelligence. The present stock of corn in Chicago is 1,089,085 bushels, and the stock in New York i bushels, There was a slight rally in s; pathy with the closing firmness in wheat, and the wind-up was at the best prices of the day, and substantially at the same price they rested on Saturday. Oats were quiet and uneventful particulars, with only a moderate specula- tive business, at prices averaging slightly easier. The opening was weaker, on account of the moist condition of the weather, and ‘while subsequent mild buying orders induced a shght strengthening, the market was ex- ceedingly narrow. May hesitated around (e, with June at 223{@23¢, while was a moderate trade in July cand a point each with deferred deliveries weak. With increased receipts and large estimates for to-morrow, httle buying support appeared. No, 2 regular was about the same as May. Withdrawals from tore were large, aggregating 157,400 bush- els, and the decrease 10 the visible supply was unimportant. 'rovisions were a little slow. Cudahy was a fair buyer, early, of short ribs, but with the genoral trade a decided disinclination ‘was shown to do more than a limited scalp- ing business. The uncasiness felt over the position of Cudahy and Armour toward the market has checked for the time being all speculation. Operators are wait- ang some development that would let some light in on tne situation and conse- quently deem it prudent to hold to & conser- vauve line in the meantime. To-day the fecling was depressed at the opening by the large run of hogs reported at the stock yards, but the weakness witnessed failed to occasion any scare or bring out much prop- erty. Offerings, in fact, were well under expectagions and the decline suffered was more than recovered subsequently, Prices all uround, however, averaged some easier thun Saturday, though short ribs closed un- changed to 2140 higher, lard 2g¢ higher, and pork only 24(@bo lower. For cash delivery. lard brought 6,92, and 16 pound* gree hams 83 @, CHIOAGO LIVE m all SIOCKR MARKET. Cimicaco, May 18.—[Special Telegram to Tuk Bee]—Carrie—The supply was exclusive, still there was good demand and 1wirly active trade, which enabled sellors 10 work off most of the arrivals at figures not more than 10 cents below last week's quotations, though the closing salos show @ doclineof 15 cents, Included in the receipts were about ninety cars of Texans, but they were closed out at concessions of only 5 and 10 cents. Sales of good, choice, ripe, native, heavy beeves were mainly between §3.50@ 4.10; hundy, smooth, fat, little steers, $3.70@ 8,60, common to medium grades of killing stoers, light to heavy weights, §3.25 to §3.75; Toxas sicors, §2.75 to £ 25 for @rassers and £8.40 to §3.00 for fed. Stock cattle in poor demand at $2.25 to $2.8) for, light graae, und $.00 o §8.40 for afractive, stylish feeders. Choice to exira beeves, §1.00(4.40; medium to good steors, lxbn w0 1500 1bs., L 70(@4,10; 1200 to 1850 lbs., §3.50@3. 0 to 1200 lhll #5.40@3.65, Stockers and feed- ers, $2.500@ 3,00, Cows, bulls and mixeq, bg. bulk, §2.40@3.00. ‘Texas steers, §1.80(08. Hogs—Cousidering the liberal supply and juclement weather, the market was more satisfactory than the sellers, under the cir- cumstance, had reason to expect, though they were forced to accept a decline of 5@10¢; but ““f: cleared most of the supply, which was & big feature of the day's trade. Sales ran from $L.50@4.62}¢ for heavy und mixed: Privcipally wround $4.55@4.57% and $4.60 Tor good 10 vhoice lots, includiug such prine droves a8 Marsh selects for his Providence, R L, trade and Kent sorts for his Boston customers. Light sorts sold at #4.05@4.70 for 210 pounds down, and #4674 @475 for 186 pounds down, accordmg to closcness of the sort. FINANCIAL. New Youk, May 18.—[Special Telegram to Tus Bae |—S10cks—At the opening of #ho stock market this morning there was no _flurry, bardly a fair interest, and scarcely a ohange in prices from the close of last week. Animation was confined to very fow stocks, and for thirty minutes fluctuations were insignificant, but with an upward ten- dency. Before the end of the hour there was a good upward movement, with Rock Island and Chicago Gas in the lead. With strength came an increase in business, and the best prices touched were sustained. Be- fore 12 o'clock the interest in the Grangers became te marked, and good advances were recorded. Burlington and Northwest- ern gained 1 per cent each; Missour1 Pacific and Atchison advanced 3 per cent each; Rock 1sland, St. Paul, and New England moved up ¥ per cent each. The gain in Chicago Gas trusts was 1 per cent to 52!¢. The remainder of the list was featureless, and at mid-day the market was dull, with the advances sustained. There was even more strength in stocks after noon, and the grangers continued to lead in strength and activity, There was good buying by Chi cagoans and considerable covering by the shorts, Burlington touched 99, an advance of 13§ per cent, and closed a point higher at 98141 Rock Tsland closed 14 per cent higher to 06, closing at 055%. Other gains for the day were Delaware & Hudson, 1 per cent; Chicago Gas, New England, and Reading, 5% per cent_each; Northeastern, ¢ per cent, and St. Paul 1 per cent, with preferred 23¢ per cent higher, at 110. The total sales were 206,171 shares, including 32,100 St. Paul, 12- 800 Northwestern, 24,200 Oregon Transconti- nental, and 11,700 Reading. The following were the closing quotation U. 8. 48 regular 4 Northern Pacifl, 25 U 8. 48 coupons 131 doprefecred 0214 UL B sregular.. 163 C. & N. W 1084 Ul 8. 413s coupons. 1074 | _ o prerorved... .10 Pacific by of " Central 1075 Central Paciflc X\P.D.&E...... i Chicago & Alton Rock Tstand 3 Chicago, Hurlmlln)n Co, M. & St %! Ao preferred An)ulm y T. & ' St.Paui & Omaha’ Tiinoin Cantral s 1i0s. do preterred LB & W i Uaton Pacific Kansas & Toxas. ... WSt L. & P, Lake Shore § Michigan Ceutral Missouri Pacitic Moxry—Easy at n,@m;pcr cent. Priste MENCANTILE PAPER—3}§ cent. STERLING Excnaxer—Dull, sixty-day bills, $1.87 PRODUCE o preforred . Western Union 51¢ per but steady; demand, $4.853 MARKETS, Cricaco, May 13.—1:15 p. m. close—Wheat higher; cash, 8c; June Cor cash, B¢ cash, Rye—4iige Barlo--Nothing doing. Prime Timothy--§ Flax—81.5! $1.02, irmer; cash, $11.92}@11. @12.05. I‘nm —About nwm ; July, cash, £6.921¢; June, . $2.00@ 4.90; spring wheat, !l. Dry Salt Meat short* clear, $ 6.05. e, £, 8134 short ribs, 8000 Butter—Dull: ereamery, 13'j@18¢; dairy, 18 @1 Cheese — Firm; full cream cheddars, O@iige; flats, 037 1003 Young Americas, Sc. Igus —Steady s westorn, 155(@ 13« Hides— 3 t greon salted, salted calf, Ge; y salted, 7e; dry calf, T@sc; deacons, ¥c each Tallow— 1, solid packed, 4c; No. 2, ts. Shipments, Flour, 10,000 15,000 Wheat. . 8,000 44,000 Corn 41,000 Oats New York, 3 0005 exports, 154,00 9 red, Silge afloat; 811;@sGige 1. 0. by options *moderately active, closi: May, 4. Corn Receipts, 187,000; exports, 121,000, spot firm: No. 43¢ 'in elevator; ' 450 afloat; No. 2, white, 46c; ungraded mixed, 42@45¢; options quiet and lower. Oats—Receipts, 25,000 exports, 93,000; spot stronger, but quiet; options dull, lower and wenk; Ma; July, 28i{c v 36c; mixed western, Ontions barely steady and lower; 50 bags; May, §16.65@1670; July spot Rio, dull; fair cargoes. Petroleum—Quiet byt steady; United closed at 8 Eggs—Kasier; westorn, 1314 Pork—Dull; new, $18.25@ 0. Lard—Firm: western steam, $7.30; May, $7.206, Butter—Quiet and weak; western, 9@lic. Cheese—Strong. Minncapohs, higher: receipts, cars. Closing: No. 1 hard, Ma on track, §1.00; No. 1 northern, track, July, 91¢; No, 8lc; July, S1ige St. Lou ey Co May 1 160 c: ample wheat shipments, O Pork—Quiet at Lard—Nominal at Whisky—Steady at $1.02. Butter—Quiet and easy; creamery, 13@ Wheat—In moder- @0 mixed, 354 @ or'; No. 2 mixed, 271w Whisky—Steady at $1.02. 3c. Kansas City, May 13.—Wheat—Quict; No. 2, cash, 71¢; No. 2, soft, 78c asked} July and August, 67 asked, Corn—Steady: No. 2, cash, 28c; No, 2, white, cash, 203¢c asked. Oats—No. 2, cash, 193¢ asked. LIVE STOUK. Kansas Oity, May 13.—Cattle-Recoipts, 2,300; shipments, ———; Light weight fat steers firm; heavy, steady; cows and fat heifers, steady to stronk; good to choice corn-fed, $3.85@4.10; common to medium, §3.25@3.75; stockers and feeding steers firm 3.60; cows, $1.75@8.00. Ieceipts, '4,100; shipments, 2,400; market weaker and be lower; common to choice, $4.20@4.45. Sioux City, May 18.—Cattle—Receipts, shipments, market steaay: fat . $3.00@3.80; stockers, ders, 82.40@2.90; canners and bulls, §1.00 755 veal calves, §2.00@4,00, Hogs—Keceipts, 16005 inarket 5e lowe light and mixed, $4.95@4.4; heavy, $4.37h@ 4420, National Stock Yards, Louis, May 13, shipments, Kast St Cattle—kteceipts, 1,000} market strong; choice heavy nativ $3.00@4.40: fair to wood, #3.10@4.00; stockers and feeders, £2.203,25; rangers, corn-fed, §2.50@3.50; grass-fed, $1.60 @3.50. JHogs—Receipts, 5,000; shipments, 1,500 mfarket lower; choice heavy and butchers' solections, #4.00@4.55; packing, #4.30@4.45; light grades, $4.40@4.50. Chicago, May 13.—The Drovers' Journal reports us follows: 14,500; market active Cattle—Receipts, and b@10c lower; beeves, §4.00(04.40; steers, #5.40w4.10; stockers and feeders, #2.50@ 8.00; cows, bulls and mixed, #1.50@3.50; Texus cattle, §1.50@d.75, Hogs—HReceipts, 28,000; market 5@10c mixed, $4.50w4 $4.40@ 65; light, $4.55(wd.85; skips, #3,50@4.50, oep —Iteceipts, 5,00); market strong and 10¢ higher; natives, $#.00@5.00; westerns, $.50@5.00; Texuus, $.25@5.05; lambs, §4 @5.5. OMAHA LIV STOUK. Catue, Monday, May 13, 1889, The receipts of cattle were light, and the trading was soon over, about everything de- sirable changiog hands in the morning. Both packers aud shippers were free buyers, and tho prices paid were strong, though nov quotably higher, ‘The later reports from other markets were not quite so favorable and itis 4 question whether the cattle would have brought so much later in the day. There were some very good cattle of their weights, and there was one bunch good enough to bring $3.90, but the beef and ship- ping sold mostly at $3.60@3.80, Butchers stock was 1a light supply snd the warket firm at former quotations. The cows #0ld at §2.25@3.20, and the few bulls at gfl 50. Some heifers sold at $3.00@8.25. tive stockers and feeders were very scayce, but thero were a few northern stock* ers on sale, What there was here sold at a range of $2.60(@3.80, Hogs. The receipts of hogs were very light, and, A8 it frequently happens, when the run is so light, the market was in worse condition than when the offerings aro much beavier. The market opened with tha buyers paying $4.85@4.373¢, and about half the hogs had been sold when the market weakened still more, the buyers offering only $4.50(@4.521¢. As salesmen were hardly prepared to make 80 much of a reduction, the market was slow and draggy, and the noon hour arrived be- fore the pens were cleared. In the end the buyers cleared the vards, paying $4.35@ 4.873¢ for almost everything. Sheep. Two double decks of choice 119-1b. shorn westerns were receivod and sold at $4.00. The market was firm and_the demand good. Aunything in the way of desirable muttons solis very readily, and the vrices paid are such that no one can afford to stp by here. B Receipts. Cattle. 1.000 Hogs L L0 Sheep. 343 The followin of pricas paid In this market for gralos of stock men- tion 00 to 1570 1bs. to 1450 1b: Primesteers, Good steers, 12 .00 (@390 Good steers. 1050 to 1500 1bs @3.80 Ordinary to fair cow 7 @240 ti Fair to 200d cows. .. (@360 w ood to choice cows . 30 (@300 w Choico to fancy cows, heifers.. 3.00 (@3.23 Fuir to good bulls. Good to choice bulls Ligny stoc nd foo tickling ourselves over. inches fell all over the state, excopt in or three of the central counties. Crops were just ready for it, yet none were suffering. Since the rains the ir has been cool, ing the earth in just the right condition w bring the wheat forward, and to cause it to fully stool out before gaining much helght. Corn planting is progressing satisfactorily. In the south half of tho state completed; in the remainder it will be done the close of this weok. quarter larger planting than ever before. by vention, Conventi FORTUNATE SOUTH DAKOTA, Foreoast of the Coming Statehood on, CROPS WILL BE MORE THAN FINE. Who Will Draw the Higher Politial Prizes? — The Provalence of Charming Unanimity - To- day's Election Rains Oame at the Hunox, 8. D., May 13, pr]—It is the rain o Queer how things pol mes. At first though! ould come that the ould seck seats in the c s for higher oftices. lending politi The fact is, nearly keeping out of it. selv Right Time. [Special to T this week we are From one to two two keep- it is mearly It will be one- itical t, the run, some impression ians onstitutional con all of them are Perhaps saviog them- or more durable Good feedera, 950 to 1100 ]IN on Judges Carson, Bluck Hills, D e SO hEanos, and Kellam, of Chumborlain, were TARIF £ G010 TINE AR L ohs clected two of the three supreme F to medium native sheep. . judges in l.‘\'l. and have been Good to choice native sheep named for the' convention, So has Judie gt soch @460 Ragerton, of Mitchell, one of the very fore bbbkl 00 @O0 gt lnwyers of the state, i not the leader of the bar. He was president of the cons si v 10: 30 mi cil HEIFERS, 3.00 h vention ablest members of the coming convention, Editors Humphrey, son, walls, compose the irio of Fabers all not oni all their eraft, but aggressi all-around kuowledge that w aluable member: of fath ton, r re vote in arty. there will be of 1883 These of I of ¥ and andrat, tin'that body- ‘Lhere roand veing the July In not more than three districts wiil there be any party cont the de! You know Bill Sprin omnibus bill allots three delegates to each district, but forbids all clectors voting ore than two delegates— ce American citizen onl tizen next Tuesday’s publicans have 1l of th d the demog is no o This fig S0 it is ahmost a d STAGS. of the opposit 1........1360 8.00 district the x{l. two men for del zatc MIXED, 3.95 it slim chunce for their ¢ i) One of the marked s CALVES, e tious is that of Pien 80 80 160 s0 there will nov be' a S hole of Hustes county, L sented by Stroupe, 120 iluron Ly Hols 400 S0 o v his gon, 30 lunphr 150 | berlain by ico 0 Iroquois by Mctsoli. 10 ‘There is mus & democrats. Pettigrow and M, Av. Pr. | have gone westerns. L9 8000 | was not gi i 50 d i our Live Stock Notes. democratic e States Hogs lower. Sheep mariket firm. Desirable cattle stronger. P. J. Murphy, of Rogzers, was a visitor. J. Furer, Fairiiell, marketed o car of ph i n was over from Coin, T, | nc oodell was in from Buda load of cattle. T. M. Howle, toad of cattle. C. I, Bently brought in threo loads of cat- tle from Schuyler. Eyans & Blewett, Fre double deck loads of sh W. A, Keenan c down from Cedar Rapids with a car of cattle, Mitchell-Innis Bros., of Schuyler, keted two good loads of cattie. with a of Schuyler, marketed a | 1% te In D, ot ont, marketed two bu mar- Andrew Kirk, of Maple River Junction, | Afilicts nearly every one in the spring. Ta., was looking over the yards. The system ng become aceustomed M. McBride came in to look after the sale | 1o the bracing ai of wirter, is weak- of two cars of cattle from 13enton. encd by the w s of the changing | Puul Clark, cashier of the Red ( National bank, was a visitor at the Pierson D. Smith, of St. Edwards, mar- koteu six loads of cattle of his own feeding. Peterson & Nicholson, had o fine iot of m up every part of the body, and also ex- stock cattle here from Bennington. They | it brought §3.10. 3. W. Cowan, of Murray: J. H. Atkinson, of Bellovue, and £, W. Bunis, of Shel ton, were looking over the yards, S Fatal Leap From the Clouds. HousTo, Tex., May Prof. St. Clair, pels all Petersbury arrested, omve o in s iou dist n_ being delegates Edgerton, of Mitchell, and his son, of Yunk ties referred to. 3 few of the members of the body of 1835, be 1n that of next are of very fair abihity All xeepting bhe 0 of which u will be the three wulkto Caldw Who will good men, hke and with an I make them »is only one case Judize Ve will the nomin of the twenty-five for thus making every v two-thirds of a election. As the n a full rominate two nominate the pposition to cither cin the three dis- th, Tu one nomivated is a very wplarii pret b iriet 2 rieat took the e thi o1, by the ta, was Wells, fron the thira cou or-genc i [ 1y will rd Atworney J. adce ass; Vi t e ilro [ iy con hed and the ¢ n miles, T ity site on the uppe ivin. inmber ptel and w other ents at of A telegra ailt from Forest City to thirty days. That 1i son, and readily yie! cdicihe ne d. npuritic this season from Russian Ci LoNnoN, May pepir the Hood's Stwsaparilla is 1t tones and build, / .—A_conspiracy has been discovered among’ military ofticers and a large numby n their possession pavers which proved they fr een wi i Redtiel Whitloe #ot lelt, _forsome n 12l and sur- mar o of Unitea States 1t is supposed quire if 1t i5 not ore chunges were re that B, H. b survevor: ttorney Mur- ad of 1 ico n, wiil be ur st City fine_ wili be in- L for prading, 4itwillbe fin! tri to build a ¥ valuable i pb line is to Gettysburg within cerin 1ds to atts jus s of the the blood. Try rustrated. in_ St have been were intended to at- s tempt to assassinate the czar. Bombs were the wronavt, in attempting to give his leap | also found. from the clouds at the fair grounds park last Dl evening, lost his grip on the parachute and o ied oD the;Btroet, fell 300 feet to the earth, Nearly every bone | - NEW York, Muy18.—W. H. Chatfleld, of in his body was broken the firm of ¢ thield & Ward, of Cinc lnulln - Censured the Mining Company. PorTsyILLE, Pa., May 18.—The coroner's jury in the case of the ten men who were killed on Thursday evening in the shaft of the Caska William collicry at Big Vein, has rendered u decision censuring the Alliance Coal and M:ning company for neglecting to have sufety gates in compliance with the mining law of 158 by ~—— Two §mall Boys Drowned, CROOKSTON, Minn,, May 13.—Andrew and Ole Evickson, brothers, aged eight and ten, were drowned in the river Saturday., Their father nearly lost bis life in trying to rescue them, His y Leart failure. - Advice 1o Mol Mrs. Winslow's So - dealers in paner bags, wus taken suddenly ill on the street to-day, and aid could reach him, ied before medical death was caused thers. ing/Syrup should al- ways be used for childrentoething, It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic. and is 1ho) best remedy for diarrhea. 2cen ts a botjple. salled by a Fallfhg Wall. 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HOSPE, Jr., ¢SKILL and SUCCESS | Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, N AT e 1813 Douglas street Omahs, Nebraska, Chrumc NGI‘VIJIIS and Private Diseases. cw-unvous DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Elhn\nllug Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head abd Back Ache and allthe effects sadiogto early decuy and perhaps Consumption ot Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with never-falling success, - 8YPHILIS and 1l bad Blood and Skin Dis- ea rmanently cured. 4o KIONEY and URINARY complaints, Oleet, Gonorrhoen, Stricture, Varicocele and al diseases éoolu and Shoes. . MORSE & €O, Jum:crs o Boots end Shoes 1101, 1108, 1106 Douglna stroet, Omaha. Manufactory, Summer strect, Bostoi Coal, Coke and Lime. of the Geales. Urinary Ogans cured grompily without "OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO., a3 NG STueriments, Age and etnrience me Jouhers of Hard aud Sof Coal, PR end g cents peatate for Celebrated Works on bl f"“"" ,\ """..'““ Shronic, Nervous ond Delicate Diseases. &% Those contemplating Mairiage send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 13 cents, both 2 cents (stamps). ~ Consult tfe old acter,” A friendly letter or call may save futur suffers ing and shame, and add golden years to ife, &w~Book “Life's (Secret) Errors,’" socents (stamps). Medicing anG wiilings sent everywhere, secure from exposure. Hours, 8108, Surdays g to iz Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D. 186 So. Clark 8t. CHICANO, ]\F‘”Hzl\h. Shipye § of CDHI 8 fl Cflkfl 214 Sonth 18th &t Omnhn, Neb. Commission and smrage. RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchants, Spectaltios - Buvtor, ogyn, cheose, poultry, game. 1112 HOwaR) strect_Omnbia. Net Dry coods nnd Nonons M. E. SMITH & CO., I]ry Goods, Puriisning Goods and Notions 123, cor. 11th atreet, Omabn, Ne . K 0 H I)RV llflllll ‘().. Immrlers 2nd Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Genta' furnisbing goods, Cormor 1tk i Harney streets, Oma: HELIN, THOMPSON & 0., Tmporters and jobhors ot Woclens and Tailors” Trimmings, Fufnlluré “FNBE‘JE GUITARS |=— \fgbs;s?' ) (};;\\\;}NEEBS,@. e DEWEY & STOX PR(CES -BCTON-FMASES 5END FORILL/STRATED IATALOGVE FREE wmlflsalfl Dflam‘s m Fumllmrfl IN ARS | CHARLES SHIVERICK, Frrniture. U8 FaiNaw & MAnA, NEB, Cmaha Nebraska. ctén HoteL) 35 Groceries. P PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO. v ts and Provisions. Omahia, Neb, ‘l]"lfl?fllfi Groceri 4 711 South 100 ., MeCORD, BRADY Wholesale- G 15th ana Leavenworth stroots, __Hardware S IIRUAH H. jare, Tron and § rdware, Jumber, ote. stroet, Omaha, 2B, CLARKE NDREESEN HARD- WARE COMPANY. Whelesale Hardware, Cutiery, Tin Plate, Metals, shoet iron. ete. Agents for Howo scales, tiami pow 1cr and Lyman barbod wire, HIMEBAUGI & TAVLOR. Buitd rs' Ha-dware and Sca'e Repair Shop 9&.m, to#p. m. Sundays, 10& | Mochanics' tools and Huffaio & 1405 Douglas P, Leroes, O, 1lists in Chronic, Nervous, Skin and b Lumber. <ok Wamiiation at odice or by mail free. JOHN A, WAKEFIELD, y mail or express, sec Vholesale Lumber, Etc, n_ Portland_cement. Btate © hydrauiio oemient and whilte lime. cure | NERTOY HrBlL[’lY s:0n3 Fhgnical 1 g (mm Ind L et | Dogler in Hapdwood Lumber. ., dull, OFstuly or bus L finds difo b burdon. safily, permanently and | Weod carpets and parquot flaor: h and Diuglas | privatoly cu & Betts, strects, Omuba, Neb. [ppimems e OMAHA LUMBER OO, Blod & coslts, i Wholgsale, Omaba, b 1 i i in! ien e | AL Rinds of Boiiding taleria: fula, Erysipel ‘ever Sores, | 18t Btreet and Union Pacitio i Painh in"the Head and Bones, | ————— at Mouth and ‘fongue, Ca: ¢ LOUIS BRADFORD, cured were others | pglon iy Tuher, Lat), Lime, Sash, Bladder Complaints, . ft Difficult, oo fré. | Doors, Bie, Yards-Corncs ith ind Docglus. Corner S b and Douglas; ine, Urine hign col FRED W. GRAY. sediment on standing, Lumter, Ling Cement, Ete., Efc, haea, Gleet, Cystitis, &c., Chirges Rensona- Corper 6th and Douglas Sts.,, Omuba, N. DIETZ. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, 13th snd Californis Streets, Omaha, Nebruska. and Putniul, quent Gurninz or Bloody U Klfl)l“V. Ul‘lllfil‘v { ored_or with nilky’ Weak Ituck, Gonuo Fromptly dudsately Curéd, Guarante | STRICTURE! fumie oo moval complete, without cutting, eanic or Qilatation. Cureseffected at home by patient without & nuuuenmmmm unuovance, Tn Youg rll il Middie-Ased, Hen, kRET} ' effects of early cetites ahi 80litary Habh. Whigh Fain both ody and mind, unfitting them for business, study or marriage. MARRIKD MEN, oF those entering on that hap- Py lifc, aware of physical debility, quickly as Bistea, OUR SUC 1s based upon facts. Firsi —l'rlcflcl‘ Expe- rience, Sucond—kvery case 15 especially studied, thus starting aright. Third—Medicines aro pre: pared in our Ibo: actly to suit each case, thus affecting curss w out injury. 0~ Send 6 cents postage for celahratad works on Chronle, Nervons and Deligate Diseases. Thousands cured, §4/°A friend or call pay save you futwie suffers , and add goldén years to life, “No letters an- swered unless ag “nulummlbylcem“unmmrl. Addressarenlion s o BET r?" A 1 per- Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & (0., Tmporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions 208, 210 nd 212 South 11th street. ¥o impaired 7. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. Whulesale Notions a1d Furnishing Goods. & mnanuuu#;‘;::um Ouahs, H. HARDY & C - DRS. 1§ 1408 Farnam Srteot. Omaha, PENNYROYAL WAFERS are successfully used monthly by over 10,000 E.l‘m oty Aro Safe, Efectual and Pleasant or 0x by mall,or at druggists, Sealed n.po-ug.u.mm Address Tog mnu CuMicaL C0,, DETROIT, MicH, For sale and by mail by Goodman Dr u CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oi Axlo urease, eto,, Omaha. A H. Hishop, Manage M Paper. CARPENTER PAPER co., Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry n nlu stock of printi; Papsr. Byeoial attention giv! NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK Company, Omaha, SANTAL-MIDY Arrests discharges from the urinary or- gans in elticr ex in 45 hourss 1t is superior to Copeiba, Clibebs, o injections, and free from afl bad suncll or otlior ificonvenionces, tained =) SAN;rAL;fl’II')‘eV ‘h."‘.":wn“ U. & nnrcs.:om{. oumm, NEB, g-.';"gu‘,'mm;',,;;:.,mgng, Capita L£400,00) wuine. Burplus Jan, 62,00) — — OFFICERS AND |lll(l’4lv!|h TWEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE, Y W. YATES, Prosident DR, HORNE'S ELECTRO. VIS 8. RE Vice President, NETIC RELT poritivel A E TOUZALIN, IHEU S ATISN, NEURALG) W. V. MOk AR and it tisting i i e 0 degries of . PATRICK, W. H. 8 HUGHES, Cashiar ON BANK, ANTEED to et powerf ML KbeTiid WELY in'the i Tt Y roved. ches AVl bogts coupnita with it uipa THE I e laTpr PR fpie B SRR LON BA cu np fol o4 pampa e Jorner h and Farnaum Sts, | _DR.W.J.HORNE,REMOVEDTO | 8O WABASH AV.,CHICAGD. A Gonosal Ganiin N nesatirassscted. T. E. GILPIR, FmE |NSURANCE BROKER, Room 63 ‘fraders' Bullding, CHICACO. e B ENRS " Boots and Shoe: "KIRKENDALL, JONES & 0o, Buccessors to Reed, Jones & Co. Whalesale Manufactorers of Boots & Sheeg Agents for Doston Rubber Shoa Co, 1103, 1104 and 108 Hurnoy Streot, Omaha, Novrask STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 161 North Kighteomth street, Omaha, Nob, Cornice, EAGLE CORNICE "fl"K‘l Mann‘actarers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window-caps metalie sksl ghts, John Kpeneter, DrOBHetor. 8 An 110LAath 10U Sireet: oo Office Fixtures. R SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Manutacturors of bank, Office and Saloon Fixtares idohoards. ook Cases, Drap Fixtures, tailings. Con Paper Boxe v JHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factory, Noa. 1317 844 1510 Douglas atreet, Omaba, Nob, ____Sasnh, Doors, Eto, Wi M. A, DISBROW & CO., Wholesnle manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mounldinge. Branch ofce, 12th and Teand street Omuhs, Neb. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufctarers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, stalr work and Interor hard wood finish, N.E. WO ELh s(rcots, and Lew Omwila, Nob, ~ steam Fittings, Pumps, Eto. _ TRANG & CLARK SITEAM HEA TING Pumps, Fipes and Engines, Bteam, water, rallway o 020, 922 and 14 Farn U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO, Steam and Wate~ Suppes, FTalliday wind mills. 018 and £2) Jones St., Omahs. ROES, RCLDE ARDARO " BROWNELL & CO, £ngines, Boilers and General Mzchinery. Bheot-dron work, stoam pumps, saw mills, 12151218 Lentenworth sueet, Ombia. _lron Works. STEAN BOILER WORKS, Carter & Son, Prop's. Manufacturers of il kinds Stcam Boilers, Tanks an Sheet Iron Work 'Warks South 20th and 1t & M. crosstng. Tel. W15 _ [’;l.‘(l”.\' IERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding Work, oo Bugines, b K, general foundry, machine and vincksi Ofice and worxs, U, 1% Ry. and 1ith stroet, Omi OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS Mannfacturers of Wire and Iro1 Railings Desk rails, window guards. flower stands, wire slgns, Gte. 123 North 10th streot, Omalin, OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Mm I§ ur Pi 't and Burglar Proof Sa.’cs, UNION STOCK VARDS ¢ GHIGAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & 1, Paul R'y The Best Route from Omaha and Councll Bluffs to ———NHE EASii=——== TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUSFS —AND— Milwauke Minucajolis, Cedar Ravids, Chicago, St. Paul Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubugque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other tmporiant points East, Northenst ana Southenst. For through tickets, call on_the tieket agent at 1501 Vsirect, i Burker Biocs, of at Union Pacllo n Sicepers and the finest Dining Cars n the o main line of the Chicago, Mid ul i way. and_overs stiention i Pl to passéngers by courteous omployes of the Manacer. al Pusscoger and ) K. HIEAFFORD, Assistant GenoralPassenger icket Avent. i .J. CLAKK, Generni Euperintendent. « O Spiney &C NATIONAL DISPENSARY NERVOUS, CHRONIO ana MEN and WOMEN s YOUNG MEN I follies or o Ni RIVATE DISIEASES of cewstully treatod. ity Los of M " Kidney &ry Orgivns, can here find a safe and speedy Clinrkes roxsonable, especinily 0 the pour. cure. MIDDLE-AGED MEN Pliore kro many troubled with too frequent evacus ten accompanicd by o slight korilng of the ceount 10 aor the patient eannot ining the urnary deposits & 2 be found, and Kometiines i b i or torpld , milkish ppoarAnc seoon i wtul will guw curein il Kuch casos, nnd & b ¥ restoration of the genito-urinary orgius. Consultation free. Mend L s Youne' Man's Kriend, or Gulde to Wedlock, ol Address DR. SPINNEY & CO. Main and 12th St. ,Kansas City, Mo, * H'é'éi"t"i'fm’ié Wealfh D, B, C. WEST'S Neitye AND TIRAIN MENT, & guaranteed wpeciilc for Hysteria, Dizal ness, ' Convuleions, | Nervous Neuralgls Head orvony 1 ation caused by th TREAT useof aleohol or tobaceo, Wakefulnass, Deprossion, Boftening of the Bralu resulting Insunity and loading to mis accay b, VrematurgOid Age, Harrenness, Posn of Power in eit) X, INVOIINLAYY LOARes ang Miorrhoa catised by over exertio or_over mdulzence ch ti's treatmont, §1 6 bog; ent by gnadl propald on ves W E l‘U/\l(AN'I E L SIX BOXES o cureany case. With each order rocaived by us for six boxes, sccompanied with £5, we will send the purchaser our wriiten ginratites to fund the money If the treatment 1ot ef acure. 8 Issucd only by Goodinan Drug (0. sts, Sole Agonis, 1110° Farnsma ftreet Oinalia b, To WEAK uffer el u e Vil {aining £l particulars for bo e "Kudrose PROF, F. 0. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn, IVOROKS—A. GUODRIOK, 1% Dearoorn St., Chicago; b erieuce; ATTORN| wivice £ro Lusaoss Guiolly aud legaiiy bren