Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1889, Page 3

eraliy pald $4.15@4.90. Tight feorts were v on ordinary York sort, but singe sort Packers were not the gonoral £ THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. ‘Wheat Active Within a Healthy Range of Prices. stockers and feede; 2 was 4 good 100 higher. anxious buyers and closed rather weal. ‘Texas cattle, 1. @32.75; western rangers, $1,75@3.05. Hogs—Receipts, closing weak; 8 ( 0 8 FINANOIA skips, $.00@ 14,000; market strong: New Yonrg, Oct. 9.—|Special Telegram to Sheep—Receipts, ‘The turn in stocks late | yesterday from a hopeless decline early to & buoyrant market at the close, complete recovery of losscs for the day, was talk at the up-town re- The viclent action in Bur- NEWS IN FAVOR OF THE BULLS. Texans, $.006@4.103 Kansas City, Oct " lambs, $4.500 Cattle—Reoeipts, i common _to choice with an almost Corn Still Continues In a Depressed Dondition—¥rovision Trading a Little Slow—Prices For Cattle Higher. the theme of much sorts lust night feedors, $1.00@3.10; e dy und_lowe and mixed, §.85@3.90, operators, who raided that stock just enough to cause free selling and stop orders and also Cattle— Recoipts, market_ateady vy native stoers, §3.20@4.60; stock- ers and feeder MARKETS. Live s took Notes. Inspector Clark Howard CORICAGO PRODUCE V. Denman came up heavy, & S0004.20; light, §3.00(@4.2. Cattle—Receipts, market steady; cows, healthy range of prices and values moved up ws rather favored the bulls to OFf 200,000 bushels of wheat worked in 70,000 bushels v York reports any- neral turning from the short to I he buoyaney was tho force which caused higher prices at also quoted jcan securities the lone side from Solomon, Ia., with hogs. . and S. Mott, of Hartington, were in with a train of ten cars of cattle. Baltimore for S went out to-day and N ath America figures for Ame market. Cotton Oil was up s visiting his brother, on was represented by M. Oleson worked there yesterday afternoon o mixed, 83.75@3.90; heavy, $3.87}§ ntreal reported the engage- ment of ocean freight room for 16,000 bushels Nashville and y nctive business transacted in Lackawanna, Missouri Pacifiz, I OMAHA LIVE hon came in from Rupid City, ing the ann moro would have been boug could huve bee judging from houses in the foreign Milfora was represented by C. C who had cattle on the market. ‘I'he Swan Land 3 of fifteen car i 1 Wednesday, Oct. As to tho prices paid for beef cattla to much chauge from yesterday nd Cattle Co. had a train attle in from Kelle , of Churter Ouk, This is his first trip to surprised at Cables averaged immediatoly ade the old world is nd at 801 it was 1 per ¢ lust evening's with a rise of 1 The rest of the v, after n fow light advance oping tendeney, and sugar dev itive wenkness, and «./ter an per cent dropped Manitoba, and Lake Shore cach made a fair . business till adual fmprovement in BT ey iting C. M. Mantey. 0il followed again to th’ ot 80 many geod dattle hers and rns and few Inrgest buying to-aay was generally belicved o be 1or account of foreignors, doing the bizgest seltng Hutchinson L SR - vith a bunch o Ho put out some 2,30 and some choice westerns at Butchers' stock moved_slowly, wood many head w sideraoly lower than last weel, but no lower than they sthould other markets. last week and rices were gr ) + point than the markd tio would justify, and now that the r are liveral there 'is the natural reaction, ws sold at §1.65 ought in a car of Black, the old bushels by Prices are con tirsi-cluss loads of Manhatuan, Eric his offerings. north can be detected. t keops coming torward y it. Chicago 19 gotting th No change 1 the situation fip A. BB. Gable, a feeder in this norning witi two cars of cattle, Richard Stubbs The supply was light here at Hartington, There was a g the prices of stocks to the close. strong and very gains were made all through the list. continental gamed as fest as the raiiroads oan car mixers and cloancrs of it, and the 86 cars out of 193 of all cewed us from “special house thaut is coming in is gradin improvemont over the quality of receipts up to fow days ago is that & decided improveme were in from )5 and westerns at trade was a little large as on OMAHA WHOLESALE Slow ani the sales were not 8o many days of late. poorly, but some +, Chicago Gas Ol 1% per conf the gains were { and Cotton \lroad shares and Northwes The general hog market aid much ~hange. narrow, the same as_yesterduy, 3 The sorted heavy same price— Toledo reports t is shown in.the winter wheat ights brought the od light sorts sold quite readily but good means more to 10, and it tiukes for a while would take mos but the shippe tion to quality They want barrows, and it they must be smooth, Tho best heav. for vhe Boston trade sold the prices @t u rule had been sorted of the roughest and most While the prices paid were th esterday, more loads bro The buyerswere reporting the Boston s moro than yester- did not st 1 heavy mixed the Saturday bank statement feeling in check, but the action to-day shows desertion of the bear s:de. > the closing quotations: Nowthorn Pacif do proferrsd. Lave PIGEONS. well-defived indications that the ). 003 inixed ducks, $1.5) 503 Jack snipe, 3 jack rabbits, abbits, 81000120 a pretty geue: The followiug w A gentleman popularexpectations, that was light, rs to-day paid as much 'cnange this morning, suys that the farmers usses, Saloe. nand-vicked nay hand-picied 1503 choice hand-vicke; clean country, $1.63(@1.35; infer “'nis is one of the fer counties of tho stat bring ouv car loads, however, where bust were not supposed to UL 84145 coupons Central Pacifie, ... 8% P. D.& B Chicagok Alton hoys good enouch y supported— strongly bulled may bo a better phrase. discussing wheat this afternoon an obser trader remarked that “wi uation in a broad way Dody sees that it seo that the markey cline, but that t nds %o encourage trading, which would not constitutes wl sider a rather’ danger liable to big und viol view has been fr riety of ways b 3 St.Paul & Omaha.; dopraterrod mmnm' antral «m salted nides, l\.umu & Texis damuged hide ish, and every- « IBGIWeSt Drs 1e they can also Michican Ceuitral { Westera Union ver 1b, Hi12e. s0rts as costing about 5@7 per cent; wliye; Sty 6@ par cent, rough, average, 1@ acntly expressed in a va- sixty-day bills, $1.521]: demand, There was only oue load of sheep here, and it was not good enouch for the packers. actory twins, 10c Van Rossen [dom, S11 rather quiet half of the se b § P and unintere: New Youg, Swiss, 13 L As on yesterday, A oncuaser sy | ing stock quotation Caledonia B, H Con. Cal, & Va.. of the eariy factors was the estimate by the board's Lonaon correspondent of a decrease amount on pas. Craxnerires—Cape Cod, £1.00@10.00, ORANGES—Louisinaa, per box, $1.00. The follawing is a tabl t for the grades ol rbohm’s fizures thut an inquiry as 10 118 porrectness was set on the close of the session These correetions had no influenco reason that Wwas scoring hour was the Spubstatonemat poriod of the day. active and an advance wa Mecombor going Ba%¢e, and OClover 1o, S1ige. were at the ovtside, a gain May making the most improvement. lief from the depres: ey distinguished trading in corn. ontintiance of the fine than offset the mode feeang of superabund be poured upon the market effcctually dis- Brekwiear Fi Grares =N, Y, vi—Per bbl., PRODUCE MARK Coneord, per’ basket, Prime steers, 13)) to 1610 1hs . , 1250 to 1430 1bs . 5, 103) t 1300 10s. .. as depressing factor when posted tne Wheat—Firme; 83%c; May, 86% October, \114’\:, December, Canironxia Guarhis- 81 @Sl CaLIFoRNTA PLUMS 'EARS—10 Ib. boxe: cording to size, Per 100, $5.00. Ul«lm.u_) to fair cows Fair to good Good to choi Fair to good bulls. . o Lashit stociers and feaders.,” Good feeders, 450 to 1100 1bs, Fair to choice light hogs. .. Fair to choice heavy 110 Fair to choic Common to rough hoxs. October, 18j¢c; November, U(-lnwr. 4134c. —October, bic. Avrre Butr 50; b bbls, £3.00. UGAR—12! @l per b, —Choice, medinm size, 4w rine Timothy -8 Ylax Seed—Cash, $1.50; W lisky—$1.02. October, $1.39. i weather more mixed hogs. 16¢ per 1b for choi SERVES—01, @100 per b, JELLIES—B3§@ide o CESWAX—NO. 1, 1H@) it supplies ready to Sted ul\ cash, ii"l(!‘ October, $6.15; Repressntanve stage of the decline some shorts arteampt to y_ infusing tempora into the market, which, however, business to its former he foreign markets are taking doing during the shippers 10 e likewise inclined to tongues, kits, $2.33; led H. C! tripe! kits 85¢; spiced pigs Salt, bbls, §20.00. $10.00@12.00, Bran—310.00. Porators 2@ M...u Shou |.4lms, pe—— Butter—Quiet; creamery, 16@23c; summer months and Sheese—In faie demand: full cream ched- 8hows a loss of Vembor, with Octaber aid M Oats were actiy weak within a_nar; torday.in No- Virm, higher; fresh, 1 Provisioxs—Hams, No. 1, 16-1b_average, 210 14 Ibs, 11k} ; shoulders, 5l{e: bl ina speculative w ow range, int e flint, Ga@ics . b@be; aeacous cach, 20c. 4 solid packed, recent prices, and liberal quantities of o again thrown on the market, with 215{ and later rvling a were m‘;,]m‘ ed, Sulv meats, 47 add 1e per b for small lois, p ecel , & pia'ts, Muy declining i to R ki trifle steadier. N with the exaention of No month touching 1515¢, while Dec Aull ot about k4o premium. were large, with mora than 200 cars e for to-morrow. No. 2 i sold at 188, @18kgc, chicfly by sample. wao whorkins, $6 50 5,855 prs. 3,40, 915 @12ge per . Cocoa—21@sic chickory, red, 7ge. 1§ piuts, £3.00 per doz. chow chow, D [ % P 9 Tie soceipts Wheat—Receipt rand strong; , Or to o there, with cash trausactions (¢ in elevato ungraded red, o Baahics. ani. feum, No. .:.“|, No ber closing st 51} aberry, 2e; Rio trade was a General speculation suffered a noticeablo restriction, whi no unusyal development. at $10.00@10, theaales of the board 1,000 ba o sold out ““for ac , fancy Mandehlng, | 24ct African, 2le, sted — Arbicklc's 's XXAX, 24/{¢; German, 1i6e; Alaroman, 24lgc, jork there was A few open t 400 bushels: spot fairly active but low rels or so of 2 ovember closing ut Nurs—Alwonds, 1 v itself closed ut §10. The board's attorney filed appellate court his lique's motion for i : walnuts, 12ige; pea- spot moderate and easier; . Scy roasted, 10¢ than yesterday answer to the of Judge Shepard’s closed stead, or and disposo of the In some quarters it will be com- mised and settled before the close of “The elique 15 evi witii the out ans—Cut loaf, 9'¢e; cut loaf, cubes H, L. Barnes. — steers, Col-Tex . Loveland. — pomnts down motion at an oarly d y and quiet; el '.n.«-;\ granulat ; 1 ety A, 8lge; white, extra C, 775 ar—Iaw, nominal; Petroleum—Quiet, for November, o Firm and quiet; mess, §12. confectioners’ ently disappointod quecze and is doubt- closed at 98%¢c 8140 summer, 20c; head cheesc, Western steain, $6,05@1.75, closing at 5.7 Povirny—Chickens, (03,005 springs, unsettled is estimated per doz, live, choice average price around market the their fluctua- Butter—Dull ‘Was quite strong. tions were kept within small bou chunges actually made were limited. y tho closing showed a of fc on Octobor % igc’on October and October lard er lard 23¢c. rossed per 1b, 11@13 ed per 1b, 11@12c, ve, por doz, COWB 11 0sse 2oy ed with yesterc steady to shido Laup Licrees 61jc; kettle rendered, smaller quantities, Savt—Dairy, best grade, 60, §2.40; best crade, 23, crushed, $1.80; dairy salt, Ashion, 56-1b bags, 5 common, in Reel & Rosendule.— 80 steers....... January short 3 May, 8ic; outrack, S0 K, T8I @i89c: D de; May, 80/5¢ psas Oy, Oct hard, casti, ¢ sh m.u U‘lu\u v, G1%¢; No. 28) 1bs in bbl, 5s, £2.40; bost g northerd, Octo: on track, T8@ibe. L= WheatSteady s wis unchanged, 00N s ales at CHICAGO L1V FARINACEOUS iana, 4}gc; peas, The receipts were di- 00 natives, 6,000 Texans and 8,000 Prime and fancy and Noveml native steors at 4 range of $4.900@ £.00, the best prices for many a day and 25 gher than during the recent dopressed on the best other native steers, suchi selling us low as at any time, as they bad to compete with a big run of good Tex- Native cows and heifers sago and tapioca, 0 1 @3140; seale ik, dom., ey hol. Iu-rl ing, Wore scarce Hamburg, spiced herring, $1.40 1, Im' 0 h\l.m\‘ In fair demand: No, 3 mixed, 100 1hs; white fis , #5.25; salmon, §8 Diikp Fivrrs—Currant casks, 1,300 1bs, Dags, 41 @13 Livernool, red western | cental red western citron peels, I, drums, 20 lbs, ibs, tic; apricots, choied evap: 1cots, JElly! eured, 251 boxos, 18, fancy, Mount Hamil ans and rangers, s 10d(@os 11d. the lowest for the season, ors selling about the same as for the previ- cus days of the feeder trade sh: Texans and rang- orated, 140; ay The stocker ana w8 DO signs of improvement, the demand being light and prices down to 0w water mark. #4.50600.00: wediuni to good steer 1500 lbs, #5004 850 , Toige; No. 1 nort " apples, fancy Al unmv:u. ancy Alden, 21b, 81 50 1b boxes, big@ 4o3 choreids, pitd, m'; cured, 15 California_fancy, peaches, Cal t.nu-v. lbs, 18c{ penches, bags, 50 1bs, 15 B0 1’ boxes. 1401 | vectarines, red, pitted plums, Liye—Steady Cholea to extr: stober, 56ic. i pork, §10.25 -\Vheat—Higk 1200 to 1350 10s, §4.50@ sud foeders, mixed. $1.00(¢2.60 ; cows, bulls and bulk, $1.75; Tex 20@R.00; western raog- ash, 15 May, 320, hes. Salt Lake,new, nectarines, silver, 1b boxes, 10¢; Lhiero was quite fa brisk early from shippers and speculators and dur- prices ruled steady on prime Porkers held off, doing little or nothing until late or until every othe of the market, B@10¢ lower than the oponiv §.10, In Tow casew §4.15, While shipjors gens Lard ~Firm at $0.00. ] Stoady at #1.02. 19 that perio b Cat it fogiey 9e3 orange p California Londons, crop 18 Cal loose, muscatels, crop 1588, §2.00@2.10; Valeocios, 185, 7c, Neb Fisi -8 salwmon trout, 2 1b, Chicago, Oct. 9.—Tne Drovers' Journal reports as follows: Cattle--Iteceipts, cluss of buyers were out ud then they went e e gzgesszggesEss o choice to extra | 62 ) 35; claws, 1 b, $L.25; l clams, 9 Ib, £2.10¢ n‘[nm chowder, 81b, $1.95; deviloa crabs, 2 WESTERN PAOKING devilad crabs, b g50; contsn badle, 2 , 8175, i 1b, $2.95: ecls. 1 1b, $3.40: lobstors, 1 1b, §1.90; 1mma 8, deviled, 1§ Ib, { mackerel mus- n\'\l'kl‘l‘(‘l tomato CR1 b, L'm salmon, almon, Alaska 3 -nnmp-, 11, lobsters, 2 1o, £2,00; % ,,.m.,m,.:]‘ Cixciysam, 0., Oct. gram to Tne Bes. |~ rent will say suuce, 31b, & 2 1b, $1.060; salmon, CANYED MEATs—Oorned beef, Broughman, 215, por doz, £2.10; corned beof, Armour's, 3 1b, per doz, & rned beef, Libby's, 8 Ib, 1b ham, $2.85; 2 1b brawn or 1b " pigs foot, $3.40; 2 Ib 21b roast turkey, & 1b, $1.25: 1 1b chipped beef, roast chicken, & 000 & year ago. continue libe of a year ago. “Place, 118w, Chicaco 2,000,000 Kansas CIty. . AR | Omaha St. Louls Inaianapolis Cinciunati Milwankee Cedar Hapids Cleveland Sioux City Kerosene—P., W STARCH-B(LiC | Stove PoLisi 2. 00@5.87 per gros Jt popper, 13@lde. Ory Goods. ink and Robes—Richmond, 6c; Washington, 6ige; American, 63 Arnold Century, ous system, such as head Arnold Gold Seal —Boston, 7igct arsage, Tic; NSPRU M vestordn Van Camp and wifo to I, Biridges, o 1and G W Lininger to A J and v M ¢ Tots > and 0, blook 3, O K 18t add to Vallay, w ... traste, 10 & Kudru, Tot i, [y DIk 14, i A € Paiiisen et al, o lot 18, blk 4, Will Hoavor Orodk, B, 11¢; Beaver Cre GINGIAV—Pluniet HWal K 10, 1 Al How Robt Ci . 6l{c: Whit- , Tiges Wi m(!clmvn dre of Renfrow dress, ‘\‘.,,, Housvkeeper, and 24, bk 116, Dundeo Place A1 Faiilconer and wite to Il Jos Bk 4, Forb B K Barker and husbanid to M A Dig lots 13 and 14, bIK 1, : Green G, tes Lousdale cambric, Cauton, 4-4, 8 , 6c; Wanisut D 16t 5, blk 1, Omun, w M II.l\rlynn to s 1 and 2, bl E R Sonvor i 0 Westiuwn, ¢ ¢ d G N Hic and e 14 ot Patrick Land blk 510, Dundee Place, w_ a Adams to I 1L Robertson, 1ot 1, bk 13 West O Ouland, A, 140 ‘('U\Iu‘lmlm( Swift River, o llormhlw. X , 20 10, 10 oz, 1 PUAN N1 LS —Plaid —Raftsmen, g¢; Iron Mountain, 2 —Solid Colors—Atlantic wenty-one transters, conomy, flc; Otis, e he follovinz b ing Inspector Whitlock Metronolitan Ice Co., barn, Nicholns River plml\ Five minor permits Lawrence Li Tiic; Pepoerell, 8.4 husetts, 4-4, 7c; Boone, 14c; B, cased, $i Braxkers—White, §1.00@7.50} colored §1.10 i Wanp—Bibb, white, 18}45¢; colored, The Marketing of Hogs Well tained For Headacho Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. I. K Sanford, Lent in det hofMe! an Mass, X THERE LTY MARKET. el IS plased on re j DIK W, Vin Camp's add, W d wn Park, wd.. L 1o ( 1 Hagedorn's ad br and wife to A 11 Sims v Smith s add, w d 1 and nusband o I 1 W orde: J ot atiai to H Linley, d4x14? nw e -1l a e d AR Patrick Land (0 toJ 8 Matthews, lots wd and wire to M A Dugdale, ' sub, w hinn's add, w d 10 1o James and G. Bk i, O & to James 18,00 ( Kountze i s and wi 5, Dk | Westlawn o ¢ d.. 0 to B A Karr, lots | and aha add, fors and wi tland Place, w 1 3 Wiliiam Covurn, sherill, to ) W' Hédford, lot 13, in se sw' 3 3 decad wogat Buil s, nits bort, dwelling, T Seven permits SHROEDER & DEAN GRAIN, Provisions = Stacks Basement First National Bank, 305 South 13th Str: ,LoTrox FLANNELS—10 per cent trade dis \mbh’ ched, 1L, 123 80, 1ge; 50, brown and. sia 125401 90, 160, JeaNs—Herculoes Transact o ge bought and sold on Commerc, Orders for stons in | 18¢; Durham .ml:-ml: oth, marble, dado Hollund, plain lolland, rsLiNes—Cotton, 50 ft, $1.20, , tcs Jute, 60 1t EL00. medium, 16}5¢; CorioN TWINE—Fin heavy hemp. 14 Officers and I M. Hitehcock, Jos, M. And AT iding Material. S100K BoARDS—A, 12 ineb, s 18 14 and 18 12 inch, 818 12 Mand 16 feet, 12 nch, s 1512 inch, 818 1 1 com 12 in, 8 1's, 12 feet, 818, 14 und 16 fc 12 1. 818, 10, 13 No. 2 com, 12 in, TTKIRK POrLak Lusmen poplar box bis, 7 Wholesale Mannfacturers of B Agenta for Bo i Cclear poplar, % in panel, § in panel'stock wide, poblar corrugated ceiling, wiite cedar, 4 u, 8 and IS inch, $17.50: 1 Horlh Blakitasnth s BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & CO0., London, & and, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & GO., Amst dam, Hollar ol banking Negotaiation of Railway, State, City apd Corpor ation Lowns & speciaity COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BARK. Capital, - - - $400,000 Surplus, - - - 40,000 M. Mor fopki Tyant, assistunt cash UMAHA MANUFAGTURERS, Boots and Shoes. VDALL, JON Successors to Iteed, Jon, o ey Kubber Lreet, Brewers. STORZ & 1LER, Lager Beer Browers. No. 2 plain, 8 and §15.50; No. 1, O DIMENSIONS AND i 2x4....15 00 15 00 00 1600 16 00 15 00 19 00 500 15 00 16,00 16 00 15 00 19 00 500 16,00 16 00 18 00 19 00 500 15 00 16 00 16 00 15 00 19 00 500 15 00 16 00 16 00 15 00 19 00 500 16 00 17 00 17 00 15 00 19 00 1,4 und 6 inch, 12 and 14 ft, rough, 816.00¢10 303 No,1, 4 and 6 eh, 16 0.2, "t und b inch, 1 $1350@14.00: No. 2, 4 and 0 inch, 4x45x8.10 00 Bteam, water, 1 [fxisiisG—1st and 24 clear, 11§ nch, 52 s, 28, 1300 82’8, RI7.000035.005 15t and 3 Wi I3 seleet, 14, 17 and iy wind ks Linch, s 2 s, $35.00; Lata—Per M XX Mvn' 8. I' lear, 8160@1.7 widthis, from d wood, dime clear heart, dime com s 1812, .00; No. 2 com 81 12, 14 and 16 f1 H ) $14.505 No. 4 (ship's cull), §11.00, com 8 1% 12, 14 an( Add 50 per M fu fg CRETS—0, G, Batts, 214 inch, $22.10; pickets, 1. D. & H., square, $10.00. OMAHA SAFE & IRON Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar [ roof Safes, Vaults, sl work, 1ron G, Addreen, brov 1. Corier 1t 20 com O-iuch white pine, £31.00; 80 com Ginch white pine, §26.00 white pine, £20.00; com 4 and Gnch y 5 d-inch yellow pine, $17.00; Ist and 21 ‘clear yellow piue, CEILING AND PARTITIOS—15t Com, white pine partition, £2.00; white pine pi 7 Braocl ~S0UTH OMAHA UNION STOCK YARDS CU, i in, Norway, 24 Cotn, J in Norway, §12.50, i Cornice. GAGLE CORNICE WORKS, lannf cturers of Galvanized Lion Cornice dow-caps and mo Bropretor. 16 loskylights. Tohn E ~__Steam Fittings, Pumps, Eto. SBTRANG & CLARK SITEAM HEATING C Pumps, Pipes and Engines, and mi 920,23 and ¥ Wll\'ll ENGINE & PU. Steam and Watcr Sunm (s, BROWNELL & CO., Engines, Boilers aud General Machinery. Buewi-iron worx ateam pumps, saw mills. Luaeuwert street, O Tali. Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Ca,l_ Tron Building Work, Boglnes, blacksmith wor works, “TOMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railifl;s Deak rails. w gusrds, flower stands, rth 18D stroet, O huttors and fire Sash, Doors, Eto. M. A. DISBEKOW & €O, Whol masulneturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds nlll Mnnldmgs Owahr Nev. Mce, 12t and Lzard st Of South Owaba. Limited INTERESTS, Srsoseon Agrleulluul Implomemo. LININGER & ) Aotienl'l Tmploments, Wagons, Uarflam Omaha, Nebraska. ~[Special To-morrow's Price Cur- The marketing of hogs hos been well maintained in numbers the past week, but not esseatiall parison with the preceding week, while the #ain over the corresponding period last year in the packing returns for the west is but The total packing for the week is 180,000, awainst 170,000 last year, and the season’s agregate s 5,965,000 against 4,750,« Eastern shipments of hogs I and considerably in excess nereased in com- Furniture, DEWEY & S10NF, Wholesale Dalers in Furniture, Farnam atroot, Omatin, CHARLES SHIVERIUK, Qroceries. , BRADY & CO., Wholgsalo Grocers 13th and Leavenworth atrects, Omahn, Nebraska, Hardware. BROATCH, Becvy Bdware, lon and Stee, 12l Hainey sitcet, Omuna.’ " N & STODDARD O Manufneturers and jobiers in Wacons, Buggins Rake:, Plows, Bte. St And Pactfio str Artists’ Materials. . HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos an S Boots and Shoes. V. MORSE & 0., Joblers of Bools and § 101, 1103, 1106 Douglng stre nents of tho nery MOLINE, ML HI he and sleepless- Astimend, ayne’s ‘hristensen, and @, vlk 2, Mystie Park, Cokc Eto. JAMES W, THATCHER COAL CO., smnnm ur [101 UJI_»lILl COAL, COKE LIA Joiee.s of H 1'11 RIS NEBRASK ¢ Shippers of C‘al and C LUMBER, ETC, WAKEFIEL thlnfila Lumber, Bl Awmerican Portial Agent Lor Miwaukye hydr QY whit e, tin M iners an iate, Ad, w d ilicks, lot 11, LIk 14, 1 10 B T, seaver, lot 17 3 Imported and 0ic coment and 100 G Cortelyn, ot Daaler in Ha dweed Lumbe 't and Douglag Wood carpets OMAHA LUMBE All l’ 11's of Building Materia! at Who'esale L(;l T1S ll‘;h-l Daler in- Lumber, Lath, l.min, Sash, Uouis, Ete. Yurds Corner Fier 10th and Dougias wira 133131 by sterday ¢ nth and “th and Douglas. Lumbe , Lime, Cemtnf, Ein., [HiH Cormer 6th 8:1d Douglns sts., On Dealer in AN Kinds of Lamer, And California strects, Onmatin, Nebiaska. ————————} __Millinery and Notions. I. OBERFELDE [mperie?s & Jobbexs in Mi linery & Notions 205, 210 and 212 South 1ith strect. 1, - Omahag 3. ROBINSON NOTION CO., losalg Notions and Furaishing Goods. Commission and Storage- RIDDELL & R/Illll' LL, Stor'ge and Commission Merchant, 1112 THowhrd st feets O, Nob. - e _Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Farnishing Goods and Notions I\'VV.I'.vl'll{ll‘l'\’vl\'(lt'll DRY GOODS (0—, Inorters & Jodbers in Diy Goods, Notions 1ith and Hurney exchuny onds and sto ks executed on commis- ndon and on wii Continental Bourses o HIMEBAUGIH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware @ Mechaaies’ tool kud Buffulo sesle st il Scale Repair Shop LT AL Tlenty, on, W' G. Maul, v pros’; L. B Will pres.: A, Millard, ca-nier; Toys, Dolls, Albums Bonty <ursliking, so0ds; urnum strect, 5, Fancy Goods, children’s carriages, & CO, ofs & Shogs 1104 and 110 CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholsale Rflfll'flfl 8 Axle gremse, ete., i Lubricating 0ils, A. 1. Biskop, Ma CARPENTE Wholesale Pa Pt eatlon vt eurd baper CHI(}AGO SHORT LINE Chicago, Mllwaukaa & St Paul Ry, Tho Best Route from Omnlu and Council THE EAST DALY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COU NCIL B L Omaha, Neb. d 110 South 10t street. ng supplier, ete, ariaw Kiect, Omalia. MP O Mil wnnlm». Cedar Rapids, Minveapolls, Rock Island, Davenport, Janesviile, e And sll other important noints Esst, Northeast and For through tickets oall o tho Ueket ageat at 160) strcel, in Barker Bk, or &t U e HMILLER. @oncral Mana SRR G A 16 CARPENTER, GGt Passanver ana GEO B 1 EAFFORD, Asolsiant Gep, 0 Thoket Agent. CLALE, General Snpsriotendent. WORK The Public are heroby of Stuben_and Wulf Lat notified that the firm 18 Dusiness g Nebrasks, 15 this duy dis- Wult retiring 0170 HTUBEN 1 by mitual e ud Jackaon ats. ontinued by Otto Stiiben uccouds LG wll thy old firm ure of raid fiFm OT10 S1UBEN aine place, Who of the old i, ull debt and all lbilities Omishis, Neb, t Cigar in Cuality is