Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 6, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Fair Business Transac'ed and a Strong Feel- ing Existed, NO IND CATIONS OF WET WEATHER. Opening About the Same as Yester- day, But Traders Svon Lost In terest and Prices BEased O Some. Oueaao, 111, Nov. 5,=0n the wheat market toduy thers was & falr business transacted and a stronzer feeling extsted. Trading was rathor spasniodie, buton the whole the volume supared favorably with the past Tho early decline of reaction from opening figures wis attributed to eloudy ther hero and every indication of ruin, tvices from the winter wheat producing country wero not fndieative of wet wenther, 1 saying that west of Indiana the weather was cool and dry, with northerly winds. However, low barometer was reported ut Toledo with gene ralns on the Alleghuny slope. The Cinelnnatt Price Carrentsald the wheat crops’ condition was not improved. The dry wonther was probably the principal factor in the market, und to thls us well as strong cubles wnd other rumors rezardiug the pro- Bibition of wheat exports from Russia and re- duction of duty in Germany had sone elfoct on the marset in generil. Liverpool was guoted at from 4 1o 1a hizhor and London B0 higher. Borl(h was 25 por bu higher, and Parls from Je to 1%¢ por bu higher. A Beriin cable suid: “There wre prospocts of the exs port duty on wheat heing lar-cly reduced,’ and a London s sifd: “The special trenty between the A States and Gormany is Tike tho entire removal of the duty Tiho prosent duty on wheat into Germany is about §20 Now York reported thirty- Awo londs ke for export. The export cleir- ances from four ports yesterday wggreuted 41100 bu wheat and flour. Freight 0 for 188,000 bu_wis taken here. Arrivals (n t northwest were |jleral, Keceipts at Duluth were 6 cars wnd Minneipolis 470 ears, o total Of L4 curs, agilnst Lo5i cars yesterday and 600 Girs i year ago, Local receipts wer ars, of willeh 120 cars were of contract zrad Withdrawals from store W b Receipts At all points aggrezated 156058 bu, and ship- ments from Aunio were 937815 b The 6xXport clearanees from our ports were 84,000 bbls. of flour, and 262110 bu. of wheat. Tihe opening was about the same as yester- y'selosing to ashade over, but quickly 1ol from %ce to e, G Beenme With some — fluctuations to e, but deelined %o to e and closed from 'ic'to e lower for De- cember, and _unchanged for Muy, as com- pired With yesterday, “Tho demind for cash corn from shippers was shep. November opened at 5., sold to 5 ol to 52%c, and then back to 540 from 4 May was more thin any other future and stron from 4ic to e nnd at 12 o'clock wis e warket was qonerally strons during fust hour. K uyer of May 0 cover short sities and the price advanced to 44'5e. November held firm around Sie and St whilo vour sold to 4ike. — Near the close the wpeeulutive futures ensed off sone. Cush corn “maude n sharp. advance. shippers conm- peting briskly and No. 2 sold to Oats were higher. shipping dewand at the seaboard was reported active and shorts hiere were nervous at the start and prices wd- vaneed some, though most of the guln wis g0on lost on vigorous seliing. November started at 32, butsold off todlie. Doccmber sold from 820 down te hile May went from 10" Fe but fell'to Biirtlett- fer, Patton | 1l C an wero Hboral buyers of o steady during the Hog products we thouzh nrich of the ceipts of live hogs w expeeted, and prices rted the nirket stronz ana higher but packers sold y and a decline set in, Jun- uiry pork sold from #1140 to 811374 but broke o8 1074, January Tard sold from $6.40 103542 ntoll to 8 uary ribs : early off to 15 £ tho Tast hour on hoavy seliing by packers. jed by John Cadab wary pori sold off to BL2T. January lurd to #.00 and January ribs to £.85, ding futures rungea as follows: G | LOW. | s uyls w ival oy 1025 | of business fow days but Al showers or expected or, and wed from X strongand higher early, CLOSE. MESE POTK Decembe Jnnuary Muy Lanb ovember. December! ash quotations were as follows ILOUR—Une! winter patent @4.00; spring pat Num WikaT—No. iz Wheit No. No. 3 white, 313 @il e, RyE—No, FLAXSERD N0, 1, 04140, TiMoTHY SEED-Prin Poii—Mess pork. ner £.10: .00 @57 WHISKEY LINEN SUaARS—Cut loaf. unchanged, 5@3%e. JoRecelpts wnd shipments toduy wore as. tol- ows: AWTICLES, 81.10221.20, per bl #.aTG; lard, short ribs’ sides” (loos sulted shoulders (boxed), & ar sldos (boxed), $0.2550.4. Distillers’ finished’ goods, per gal Flour, barrels. Wheat, bush Corn, bushols Outn, bushels. . Rye. bushels. . Barley, busl On the Produce oxcinnge today, the butter murket was un fanoy sebarator, 30 fine oreumery, Wa2e: dairies, fancy. fresh, 2 @He Lduiries, 18200, Eggs, fresh, 21@3He. New York Markets. ok, Nov, 5,—FLouk—Recelnts, 6,1 ckuges; oxports, 4476 bbls. ro uotive. stoudiors OUN Mzt @ WiEAT—Recelpts, 824,45 bu; export 2 bui sules. 6,7020.0 by of futures: bu of spot. Spot market higher; 8x- port demand, No. 2 red, #1005 in store und elovator; 8LOS@L0G wlloats 81,0531 f. 0. b No. § red, 31.00%;: wrided, U0e@8L 1015 Now 1 northern, 81074 AN 1, hard, #L104. Options ad- vanced o Gl on firmer cables ana good forelgn buying orders, and es- pectnlly from - Livernools but. . soon declingd %@%0 on reports of rains at ' the Westi this was followed by an ndvance of 14 on reports of a possible reduction of the i duty from which there was a reaction Ko with freer solling orders, chiefly Ioeal, T closy s Seudy at @i udvanos ostordny. No. 2 rod, $LOWG103% : Novem- R 00k, olosime. B! Decam i, BLUGLGLT, cloing 100147 Tnntary, $L08 %, closing. #1. W" whruary, $L00 51 10%,clos! #.10: M I. 110 1. closiug = 8111 Aprll, oloslug BLIEN T May, 81TL@I 124, oloy e L1243 Tine. 8LTGL 2, closhig, $1.11 % Rye-—=Strong and in )(mnl demand; western, BLOIGA, 0i' 1 sules, 40,000 bu o, & £, at #1.01, Banvey—Dull; No. 2 Milwaukee, QORN—Hocelpts, n-m.lm, eXDOFS, 22,24 bu; sules, L4000 bu of 136,000 bu of spot. Bpot market highes s demand, moderate oferlugs; No. % ator; Q@ afloat; ungradod m Options ad- vanced 250 on ber ana ¢ on other Hght supplie short cover continued ' farge cable dce MALGTAC, closing at 67y ¢ A, c.osing at ’\h\\. Jun loning At S0ies Fet (‘hmlln.' b Me: Muy, S5@me, olosing IH 4 OATS—Recolpts, 181,425 hu; exports, 1750 bu; Ales, 740,000 bu of futures; 490,000 bu of spot. Bpot m:rket active, higher. Options falrly AllH\l‘.lhlllll & Novembe W@He, closl uux ecember, NEW months In and White western, 40@H40; No. % Chiow fe WAv—stendy: shipping, oioe, R Hors—Firm, quiet; eommon 1e; Pacific coust, H@18e. Corrmr—Options op POINLs Up 106 Lo Shunged 10 10 polnts 0@60; good to ua ped steady from 20 olosing steady und un- down. Nales, 85,500 bags, fnoluding vomber, $11106313 l omber, BILB@I1200; January, $11.6 11, £11.60; Murch, $i1 H@11.00: May, ll une. .QI ?\ July, $1L00I1L40; spot Rio qulet, SuGAk—Raw bheld firm and qulet; refined, steady. MoLasses—New Orleans. quiet and firm, Prruc ll/u Opened stend. d advanced $0 on o { Iral\lnq then delln 140 0D pres- sure to sell by local holders, afterwards ra ted %0 ugd closed steady. Pennsylvania ollt hepos uo Pules; Lecemaber oplion opening 80ig0 0 choice, lowest 88c, closing 88%c. No wales of Lima oil. Total sales 145,000 barrels. CorroN SEED O1t—Dull, steady. ALLOW—Qulet and steady, osIN—Steady, qulet. TURPENTINE—D U] 1t 35140 Faas ki weste highost, 50%c: n, WY@ ro- steady: old extra prinie. active and mess, $11.00; steady: mid Novembor, &, and closed ensy tierces, #.5/@ December. 1@6.73, clos- ruary, #.76, closing at #.68 #0.55, closing at $6.78 bid, Quiet und weak: westorn dalry, 4@ crenmery, 2@ie; Eigin, 81c, Fair demand and firm; part skims, 10.50011.00. OUT MEATS—Quict. but Aull and easy; short clear, LARD=Openod strong western steam. .45 Optl BBUTIER Tdo; wesf CHERSE saivic P16 Irox—Dull; Amoerlean. 81 CoppEr—Ensler; lnke Novembe Docember, #H1.0), LEAD—Dull nt $4.10, Tin—Dull and steady: strajts, $10.00 18,00, , $11.50; lake Omaha Grain Market. Prices based ou deifvery at Mississipol river points, Nebraski and ten days' slupment, e WHEAT-No. 2 red wint No. 2 spring, 8 bic: No.d spring, W Corx--November shipmont. 40%e bld; it 40e bid + b %o bid; No. 3, white, The hnur fort 11 has been changed from 11 o'clock . mi., Among H sales were: 5000 bushels No. 3 Onts, 205e: 2,00) new mixed corn. track B Se: 10,000 No. or bet yearshipment 10,000 No. Jor bet Fi: Ahin by December 15, 40 B. . Morchouse, Beaver ¢ the bourd. Among the visitin M {lard, J representing Mur W D & Coy; Cliicago, wis here. AN Duv, 0f the firm of Counselman & Day, heavy Chl yeraln buyers, was looking over the situntion here. Mr. Day remark In wheat, if prices will )s3ing, wis on rafn men was William we get o 1 Nieher, biit without that demand and with | recelpts prices will dro, ©, C. Christie, n Kansas City grain man, was up looking over the ground. Kansas City M KANSAS Crrv. Mo. N —Irovr—Steady; gnehanzed; piteats L3 eXtra faney. £2.20@2.25: Liney, $2.05 Choice, ELITL00; XXX, B1.7502.00, WHEAT -Vory quict: No. 2 red, cash Comy—Iirm’ No. vember, 561, c Lid. OATS “Steidy; ber. 203 bid, FLAX SEED No ) Dids, cush 2 hard, cash, 8l No. dige bid; No. ash, 2ic bid; Nov unchinged; timothy. #8003 zood to cholee, $5.00655.50; 2@- pack Firm, unch 7 ¥, Wiise: store packed, 4@ Eaas—Firm nt 2)e. RECEIPTS— W hoit, bu: onts, 7.100 hu SHIPVENTS—Wiea onts. 0,210 b 1. Blumer, ( market s:tuation, 82120 bui corn, 2,500 .80) bus corn, 2,300 bu co. was in looking over the Liverpool Market:, rooL. Nov. 5 — WHEAT -- rmn; de- ed; ho ders offer sparingly, Cal- ifornia No. 1. 8 10a7<s 1013d per centai; red ) sprine, 8 7d@ss T4d; No. 2 red w ter, 88 54088 514, ConN—Firm; aemand 68 5 per cental. LARD -Prine western, eapolis Wheat Market. S Nov. 56— WHEAT— There was a break in the »so and bidding was quite minutes. Cash and low Receipts. ears. Close s December, 80%c; May, i A h 1 hard, %0%c: No. ‘1 northern, 803c; No. 2 northern, 8xusTe. fir; mixed western, Js per ewt. ted fifteon tive. oxc gra Markets. Nov. 5.—W; L0215 bid 435501 May. lac; May, 27 ST, Louls, AT—Firm: OATs—Stron PoRK—Steadier; 0. Laun- Stoady: WHISKEY - STOCKS NEW YORk, ) The stock market today was again subjected to considerable pressurs from boar sources and while dull for the greater portion of the time and entirely feat- ureless in the general list, the activity de- veloped In o few stooks by the hammering operations of the professionals brought the total transnctions up to a very respectable figure. The general list also svmpathized with the weakn in the fow stocks which suffered most pressure, but only in thoso shares was there any real weakness shown, and tho losses for tho day were Inslznificant outside of the few shares Which recelved uiost attention i sior todny and were affected us low as4 per ceit, The stocks and the grangars were the foatu to- day, and the hammering of these shures was persistent and heavy, and especlally during the forenoon and the last hour, and in - Delu- ware & Hudson, which was deprossed 3 per cent and Lickawunna over 2 percent. il- though no apparent eauss for sach lossoes could be found other thin vague rumors of trouble in the coul trade, which have been current since the failure to limit the output for this month, The Pacific socurics wero raided again this morning, but little tmpression was made except in seeonds, which fuly re- od after an ul of the company 'had it 1 good fnancial condition und Its earnings w bublished. showing a very decided improvement. The stock w well heid thronghout. Outstde of the coalo and erangers Northern Pacific preferred and Cloveland. Cineinnatl, Chileago & St Louls were prominent at differont times for we ness . but after a partinl recovery only coalers were raided in the afternoon. The 1°tistopened at insiznificn changes from st nicht's fizures and sympa- thized reluctuntly with the deciines In the louders, but fractions were tiaken from the prices of everything traded in, aud the end of the forenoon saw the lowest prices of the day Duliness and stagnation marked ngs during the greater por- ton of the afternoon, and the last hour was made the opportuunity for a final drive at the coalers which then Jost the recovery they had made from the low figures of the forenoon. The market closed quict and wonk at the lowest prices of the d The - ortant losses ineluded Delaware & Hudson, §por conts Lackawanua, 2 per cont: Wielin & Lake Erlo‘preforred, it per cent Roading, 13 per cont; Chicazo, Oleveland, Ofncinnatl & Louls and the Northern Paciiic 1 per cont Sichonna e hizbon | pOF Conts Government bonds have been dull and stoady to bonds huve heen less stoady. ‘The following are the closing quotitions for tha leading stocks on the New York Stock ox- change toduy Atchison Adan R Alton, Terre Hnute. ¥ o proforred.. rloan & loany for stocks. the dou Northwostern pfa N. Y. Olio Misslsstppl - Bur.,C R & . | a0 prefarred anada Pacitic 1 Ontarlo & Westor anada Southern Oreon improvem't Central Pacit Oregon Chesapoake & Ohio. Oregon T do It preferrod. .. 56's| Pacliic Mall do 20 preterred. .. P& 1 Quieago & Alton. 1T itaburs Co B & Q) Witg | Pullman Paluce. €0 0, 0% SELIT 0| Rending. . Dol Thudson ..., ). 124 | Rock Island, Dol L& W.. | 1574 |8t. L. & 8. Do’ & It G prof [ iile St Paul Eant Tonnossce...... 64| Ao preferre o Int proforrod - 44 St Paul. Min. & Man. 113 0 24 proforred.... 13l ST Paul & Omnha o toiniee 20 preferred....... o do preferred. |10 B3k Tonn. Conl & lron Fort W 152 | Toxus Paelfio 6Tl & 0. Cont 318 Union Pacitie 213 U8, Bxpross TR I8t it prd cking Valley. Houston & Toxas i Hlinols Contral 101 "W, St L. & Pacliic St Paul & Duluth [ | do proferred...... Kinsas & Texas..... 19| Wolls Fargo Kxp..0 158 Lako krlo & W. 1y | Westorn Unlon... .. Blig 0 preferred .11 613 Am. Cotton Ol 763 Lake 8uore......0.. 128 ' | Colorado Coal Loutavillo & Nashv.. 77% Homestake. Loulssille & N.A... 22 lron Silver.. Momphis & Char..... 2 Ontarlo ... o Michlgnn Centrai’[105% Quicksliver.. Mil, L.B. & W.....0 do preferred A0’ proforrod Sutro Min. & 8t. L Bulwer o proforrod Tl Rich. & W. Missourl Luci Vi lo & Ohlo Noanviite Chnti N.J. Contral Norfolk & West pf Northern Pacitlo. .. a0 preferred ... by Denver & Gul, i |1t rihwostern 1ol K G &W. prd “The total sales of stocks toduy were ¥ sharos, including: Atohison, #,60; Chiodgo Deluware, Lackawanna & West- 10,4415 Loulsville & Nashviile, K003 Missourl Pacific, 4.470; North Awmerlcan, 400 to 450: Northern Paclfie, 5,600; Northern Pa- clfie preferred, 24,860; Roading, 18,640 l(lrh- nd & Wost' Point, 4,635 St. Paul. oxus Pacifio, 5,605 Union Pacific, 7,511 ‘ o It fros {3 1133 | Lend Trast 51N Sugar Trus % |Southern 1 AW Finanolal Review. NEW YORK, Nov, 8—The Pos ¥ the operators for lower prices met with their groatest success was in the coal stocks (n which selling orders, partly from outside sources wero agalu_engountered. Observers miy draw whut conclusions they ohoose from the course of the murket for thous stodks; the eulable fact remuins that thore las been steady lquidatl does not follow that the “rumors of alspute betwedn the companies are true .lllgwh“t&p w5 osab aotlon, o Where THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: aotion, by the sales agents. looked somewhat 1ike an endeavor to avoid ground for A Guar- rel. But thore ia a feeling arising from the extraordinarily heavy sales of anthracite thus far In the year that the coal producing companies may have anticipated the normal wintor demand and thus paved the way for diminished Lusiness iater on. This I8 neces- arily conjootu even the coal trade ma; agers admit themselves to be puzzied by the situation. But the very fact that the outlook s doubtul expluing tho seiling of long stocks atcurrent high pric Financial Notes, selAN8A8 CizY, Mo. Nov. 8,~Clearlugs, $1,61,- 84, New York, Nov. balances, 8,059,455, Barrimone, Md., 3,315, PRICADELPI A tod 811,062, 110; b 4per cont! Mempeiis, Tenn.. Nov. cdange selling it $10) 03,7405 balance, $114.005, CINCINNATL, O, Nov. b5, t. Now York exchan d Wt mium. Clearings, 2,145,050, 81, Louts, Mo, Nov. 5.~Clearings. #4174« 436 balancos, # Money, 7@ per cent, New discount. . Muss, Clearings, #1008 balances, #2 for. mo per cent. Excha York, count. 4.~Clenrings, #150,001,100; caringa today, Rate, 0 per cent. ~Clearings, Moncy, New York ox- premiu; clearing, Money, 6@0 wa per Be ork, Nov. 5. 4107 T 150 On New als- ~Now York exchange "Motiby firm 0 per cont. Clearings, Steriing exchange $1.801 for sIxty- day bills and #1835 for sizht drafts, New York Money Market NEW Youk. Nov. 5—-MONEY oN Ensy, rang! b0 Dot eonts 4pere Pieas STEI, xenANGE -Quict and steady at #4503 for sixty-iiuy hills wnd #.8 for demind. il following wero the ciosing prices on U8 drek 116 [ Mutual Union s ... 108 U'S s conp 110G NG Gt Cert.. O U, 8. digy re U)g | NOTEh, Pacifie Ists .\ 116% Pacitic s of 95211 [ North: Pacifie 2nds., 11 L. stamped 4% fitg Northwostern Con.. .1l Tenn. new set 6., 1031 | North, Dobant. ba. .. 1 cni. new set s, St L& § M. Gon, 840 K5, Tenn. new s St L & S F Gen, M. 017 Cannia 8o, 2 173 St Panl Consols. .. 122 Cen. Pacitie [st 10654 SE 1 C, & Pae. 18681 Den, & R G Ista 1y Tex. b GLTr Retw 83 LG4y 0 I Bex. B I GLTE Rets 2 weeee 1033 Unlon Pacifie 1sts..... 107 Uiy West Shore 102 ity Boston Stock Market. Mass., Nov. foilowing were Prices on stoeks on the Boston stock market toduy Atchison Boston & All Bston & Ma Chl., Bur. & Eastern R (Lis... Sunta Fe O Fitehburg R. 2 Tamarack Muss, ¢ Annlston Mex. Ce z0 Land Co.. 18 N. ¥ 1 Land Co.. 14k o e LTelophon, ol [Lamson Store . Wik, Cen, com Allouer M. Co. (1 n Stock Market. 5.—The follo lons closin Londa LONDON, Nov. London stoc PO Canadian Pcltie ! Erle. BAR St MONE [ Rate of disconnt both short and thre cent. ixta.ll g g the open ma wouths bills, §1,@3% per Better Fecling Abroad. LONDON, Nov. The Paris and bourses closed with a better feeling preva Inz. Tvis reported that the Russiun miinister of finance has made overtures to the Bank of France for the purchase of silver bullion to the value of 100.000,00) roubles, This amount of silver nted by the Russian finance ministry wee into the roubles for the tate redemption of Polish trensury obiiga- tions. Berlin I Bank of nd Bulletin, ON, Nov. 5 1 gone Bank of Englaud on balance today. The builion in the Bank of E ll}. nd sed €500 during the past week. The proportion of the Bank of nd’s reserve to linbilities which last was 38,54 per cont, I8 now #5.7.) per cent. Bank of Panis, Nov. 5. RBank of France shows francs gold and 409,000 f rance Statement. The weekly statement of the nincrease of 3,000,000 ancs silver. Paris Rentes. Pants, Nov. 5.—Three per cent rentes 7f, 15¢ for the ac Denver Mining Stocks. n, Colo., No DEy —The followinz list s the closing quotitionson the Mining exchange toduy. Allel Amity . Argonuut Ballarat . Bngkok Corn 1§ Bates Huntor. |Little Rul Big Indian.. D16 [May Mazeppa Big Six.. U8 (Matehless. ... Browntow. 10 Mornin Calliope Ry Claudia J Century ‘..‘.m ook, .. 24| Ironetud venworih [Patost Puzzler Reed Rinlto ... Running Whal Sutton.. . Golden Treasure.. e offlcial closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows Alta . Navajo 5 5 Bulwer. |ophir. UL L 810 Bost & Be 35 | POLosL...LL L eeenes 1O die Consolidated. 4\ |8avage ey |Slerra Novada. & Vall Vellow Jacket. Com 1iale & Nor Mexlcan, Mouo ng Quotations. New York, Nov. 5.—The following are the olosing minfag stock quotations: Adams Con 180 Moxion Hest & Relcher,] 210 |Ontario 1.0 Deadwood .11 10 |Opbir, Eureka Con.....00 100 Juth Gould & Curry.,” ) 10 Homestake. 100 THorn Silver. §5 Iron SIi L 1O Sterrn Novada. 2110126 tandura [Union Con'\ 1% St. Louis Mining Quotation: St Louis, Mo, Nov. 5.—~The mining was brisk. Closing quotations were erey TR ral Stlver. Small Hopes. iliupotn 1635¢ Sitvor Apber market New York Dry Goods Market. New Yonk, Nov. 5.—Specialties for spring continue the' leading feature of activity in tho dry €oods market. The market was un- changed and confldence provails, Printeloths aro not so strong. but fluctuitions are eou- puratively froquent in that market. Clothing woolens wre still quiet, but there were Indica- tions of & newr demiund for spring goods. Havana Markets, Nov. ANISH GOLD—82314@ the United Stutes @110 prem.um; on 202502150 promium UGAK--Boetter 7,000 bags centrifugal 02 10 8 avgroes polarization sold at #10, gold, perquintul HAVANA, 15, XCHANGE-Firm; on Traders | Cnicaao, 1L, Nov, 5, —~Councllman & Day to Cockrell liros: Whent oponed stendy wnd advanced on lllrlu'rl ables, moro drouth news nnd reported iiberal eptunces for export. Shorts did most of the buying. Late in the session the demand for vessel room wd vanced, Inke froights advanced to de, and loenl bears &t onco sold short lines on the the ory that the advance must be de ducted from the price ut this end T'he general conditions of the market romain unchinged, and we still feol friendly to wheat on all soft spots. Corn and onts were strong and higher on_an urgent demand from both shippers and speculators, Corn main- talued tho whole advance, and censod al the 1w but oats receedod 0 on scalpers 80 lluk in sympathy with the decline In wheat, Provistons opened wotive and digner on gon- eral buying orders und packers wecepted th e opportunity of reselilog part of thelr recen t purchases In order that the advancemight 4Ot gbstruct the consumpuive demand. " On'a further good breuk we adyise buying. Bwurtz, Dupee & MeCormick o F. O. Swartz & Co.i Piio murket opened, strong” for wheat this morning. Looul traders are gencrally bluelsh and with s change in_ weather condi- tlons the market wiil soll off, Recelpts tinue very haavy. Corn was strong a bigher influenced by an wuctive demand for shipment. Clearances from New York mere liboral and export puichuses coutipue large. Receipts here wore below expectations. Receivers complaln of & m..lfc‘m 7 o cars alk, ut oountry poiuts, ut for that predict b vors muich 14tger u”lpg Werg . X Recelpts continié heav; omand, l'rov'& .!X it e B Sacount of 1igh FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. prices. On the adyance packers beoame libe ral nollors, und thasatly St ongth was 10st. WO 1L, Nov, 5.-Kennatt, Hopkins Co. to 8. A, MoWhdsdr: Strong oables and wide-spread complaints of damuge by drouth woro sorved up to shorts in groat varloty. The persistence and emphas's with which these reports come Tn hiave begun to make & decided Tmprossion én traders. As a rule they do not pelleve the damage already caused fs Deyond rellef of sonkfog rains and a 1ato mild fall. but as the days pass and the' weather chart shows no molsture over the prinoippl wheat produc- ing states the . shorts are becomin visibly anxlous. Tt fa'this gradual change o sentliment, this apprehension of possibie dis- Aster to the Erowing grops that temporarily overshadows the hegvy erop movement and immonse accumuiatigns In store on both consts. Ttisn market! In which traders do not feel sufe to be long over night, neither to be short much while the uncertalnty exists Necessarlly it Is aduall and narrow market A cent or two fluctuation either way Is suffic- fent to run_ig sborts or shake out the longs and 1t promises to romain this wa tii 1t 1s Settled whether the drouth 18 to be serious or otherwise. The ru«nllrfllly of Russian hibition Is stili an influential bughear keops traders on the tenter hooks. The Mark Lune Express says Russia hs already expvorted so freely. 1 K,000,000 more than the same time last year, th munke little differonce it prohibition of ex- ports Is now enforced. arket 1s In suel a condition that an opinion a8 o the Im ate direction of p would be worthless 1. o purchuses by receiving house of cas Stufl, presu biy for export, have mude th near futures of both corn’ and outs very strong. Cash s rose to within 1e¢ of May. Tt would seem as if the advance Jn spot oats t more liberal receipts but if not xport demnnd continues higher prim‘~ would naturally follow. e strength led to tho far off options and shorts grown nervous and some local traders took I their lines today expecting to resell on a furthe Avance The new corn Is mov- ing quite freeiy, but the demand 13 50 activ that stooks don't sccumulate matorially. It is oxpeeted that they will not until about the m ddle of the month, Local traders seem to fuvor the long side for t it Provisions opened strong with an netive trade. in s from parties who bou erally on Monday supplied the mand, he marset gradually weake closed Asy ut the bottom estin of lurger recoipts of hogs Leing tho olief in- fluenc We feel friendly to provisions and belleve they are low enough 1o buy on soft spots, hut the bears are ageressive and confi- dent. They have made n good deal of money rocently and believe in selling short of rallics They niny be rizht, but if one is to juaze from the ‘history of specutation in hox products there is not much encouragement in- belng short at the current price OMAHA LIVE STOCK OMARA. Nov. b, Receipts so far this week 15000 cattle, Zob sheep, aeainst 13631 eattle, 55 8 xheep for the same four days MALKET, 1801, ninet The tresh supply consisted of nd nothing fresh loads, ly Wosterns extrias to quality, Although there were coni- paratively -~ few ‘desirable beeves here, the mur et was fulrly active and stronger on all beet eattle. Desi »ws and helfers were | dem 5¢ to 106 hizher than Wedne Other grades were firm, and o falr cleal was effeeted car.y. Uhere were niore country bu, around thun for several duys pust and the r sult was @ better tone to the trade, althoush there was no material advauce in price he Supply was sUll larger than necessary. but nolders of desiral sders have no trouble find purchias $2.75 to §1.10, common wdes arouna 250 to $105, while light thin Stuff and stockers are in poor request at frou £1.7 L0 $2.:0. Recelpts of hozs were 52 cars, . decreas f-r this wok compared with Tast of over e active head. quality of the offerings was about Wednesda; air In general. other markets wero favorable hest hoavy and butcher weisht hozs reely wt from ¥4.83 (0 31 St §.5) 5 Wednesdiy or all of w ni higher. mixed hozs sold cly at from 5. with so Stuff nt 1 and a vory fow zood lowds at $1.8. The carly business was active, but after the fresh wieat men had filled thelr orders the feeling 10 Tate arcivals failed to t morning prices and a few loads on which dealers could not come to terms wera unsold tll late. “The bulk Of the sales wore at from £.8) to #1.90, neainsy to 5585 Wadnesday, the general market ziniz up all of & niekel higher. CATTLE—Ofiicial recoints of cattle, 24 as comparcd with 2220 yesterday and 272 Thursday of last week, The market was ne- tive und” generally stronger; beef stoers in z00d demund, but seurce: kood cows bl ¢ higher; others unchanged: fecacrs active and strongor. Hoas—Ofic ter and s ring within 5 recoipts of hogs. compared with 2404 yesterday and 5,178 duy of last week. The market of active with prices all of 5e higher than yeste day. but closed rather weak and easier. The bulk 8o d ut ELSIELN, against BLTHELSS ves ||'nl4\{'*ll'In. FTHEIES; heuvy. .50 ) mixed. #5500 185, Sueep—Oflicial recelpts of sheep, as compared with none yesterday, and i Phursday of last week. The market was ac- tive and stronger. Receipts and Disposition of Stock. OfMeial recelpts and disposition of stock ns shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards npany for the twenty-four hours, ending av p. m., November 5, 1801 Cary. e Tend ok, | 110812 | o I milker. 1springer icow and e 165 BTAGS. 11100 2 00 OXEN, 200 28 BULLS. B L0 1T STEENS. 611218 47 .. 1250 BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 2 1. 800 266 5 k) oty WESTERN CATILE. Av. Pr. 051782 40 No. 11i'steers. 47 steors. 104 8 00 1fecder. 140 2 25 2 foeders. 1125 175 1 fooder. 1270 285 i feeders 1bull../. 820 12 27 cows ... W. H. Juck. 64 200 Browi LT 1T Ml 915 W. Norell 295 20 steers... 19 25 6 steers .. 101 0 23 cows 12 80 0 Ry N 81 15 foeders. cows... LM ©. Co. 1 bull . 1270 . 1050 Lo 2 M) 2 fooder . 1120 2 feeders.. 147 2 14 cows .. 020 . Peterson, L1 B0 ¢ WYOMING CATTLE, 1020 285 11 steer.... 1187 810 © 2 bulls... *Tallings. Windsor, Kemp & Co. 2 feeders 5 f 1200 4 10 W 17 calves .. 16 steers* 1 feedol 16 feeders,. 18 feeders. 16 feeders. 20 culves 24 oulves .. 11 calves 13 calves. it 035 stoers. .. 11 S cows ... 109 64 cows ..., L1000 1080 1503 2 bulls. i bulls. 2steers .. Loomis & Anderson. vene 0O steer. .....162) 1250 14 steers.. 11235 Standard Cattle company. uz 36 v, .. 0100 Bluokford L. 8, company, L1080 25 OGS, No. [ [ 14 steers 23 cows. 1steer. 21 cows.. 50 cows. CEEFEL 12% [ — B2z 222238 cacncaus z5z8222223 2ziz 188 88 Chicago Live Stock Market. Om1eAGo, 111, Nov. 5.—[Special Telogram to Tre BeE]-The market remuined strong at the small advance gatned enrlier In the wook Good shipping cattie wore us scarce as hefore, the supply belng mainly composed of such sorts am local buyers seok—cows, bulls, com- mon steers and range cattie. Of the st mamed there wero wbout 5,000, most of which were lueking (n fat, and theres fore were saleablo only to the canners and dressed beef men. Exporters were Tooking for u fow chofee boeves and wero willing to pay & ood price for, them, but thelr orders alned unfitled. The greater part of the srings woro of the sort that have re- tly been selling elow 100, Much ot the diy's teading wis below £00 and an inconsiderable part at from £1.50 (o £2.50. The extrone range of quotations were from $1,00 nd from $2.75 to 8400 for very common to extra stoors. Wostarns were quoted at from 150 10 848 and Toxans at from $1.2 to §1.2) rices for hogs continued (o move vVigor Ously Upward, The range was from se to lie higlier thanfor Wednesday and the action was brisk at the advanced ficures. There were not nearly enough hogs to satisty the 1ts of the trad Sl arrivals anount - ing to b and the 1 roleft over fron Fduy bein: in At the wever, tl Khow arlier in the d and s from £140 to $1 Bt wel s, for niedium und 5 o #.3) for y. There were sules of L TR 19 nd w lond or two of heavy hozs of superior quality ehanged own- re at #440. The Fan o at which most of the were wolghed was fropn £.05 to $4.25, he Even ng Journal réhortss Cattlc celpts, 10.000; shipments, 500: market and woaker: top rices, $4.7005.005 no oxt common, 3.2 i stockers, 82950 165, quotat COWS, shipments, 12,000; i and closed 1ie lower cos: rough and common. $.80621.00% packers. $LOKLLL noivy weights, #4, ht, #4065 i mixed and and butchers' Sheep — Roceipts, 4900: shipments, market fairly active, fiemer; native ewes. B20004.405 mixed, ~$1L.25wh50; weathers, $1.60 10; Texans, #3 2@ 150; prime wostern woth- #1705 Tambs, .7 New York Live Stock Market. NEw You V. 5—BEEVES — No_frosh roceipts; focing steidy: dressed beer firm at Gha@0iie’ per 103 shipments today, 425 beeves and it sheep. CALVES—Recel 469 hiead;_market w15 per assers, $2.0003,2, SHEER--Roce(prs, 10, lambs steady: sheep. £ mbs, ®5.00@5.74: dressed @S¢ per 1b; drosse b firmn it T8t loas=Recaipts, 8,55 head, tneluding 2 cars for sale; market steady at H.OGLO0 per 100 )s. quiet 100 ibs: aheep slow. 00 por 109 by mutton stewly nsas City Live Stock. Orry. Mo, Nov. 5,—CATTLE-Re shiprients, 4,830; . about rs, RLIGOLO: cows, G2 stockers and feoders, #2016 175 o colpts. 11L540; shipments, 5%: mur- ket aetive and | ¢ higher: bulk, £L8565.05 all grades, £5.00624. 1. Sn Receipts, 1,1405 shipments, 85); ket stendy St. IKANSAS ceints, 7, steady: §1.2 mar Louis Live Stock s, Mo.. Nov. 5 -CATTLE nents, $1h700; rin zers stron Steady rto good native steers, Texans and Indinn steers, $2503.55; and eanners, § 0. oGS -Recoipts, 50600 shipments, 2,400; mar- kot opened 10c higher: heavy, $1.006415; mixed, RA0DH.0). omAHA Market. Rece WHOLESALE MARKETS, Country Produce BuTTER—The best country butter commands 20@21e; falr to pood grades, 10@1sce. Supplies not hrze. POULTRY—OLA fowls slow. $2.50040); spring chickens, $2.25@2.75; ducks, $.00; live turkeys, 10¢ per 11, EGas—General market, 20c ! AMONG THE RAILROADS. iolations of the Interstate Co Law—Notes. Special Azont Kretschmer of the Interstate Commerce Commission was in the city Wednesday looking up evidence in connection with alleged violatious of the interstate con merce law. ‘The main object of his visit was a caso in which the Missouri Pacific and the Cudahy Packing company are involved. It 1s cuargod that car of dressed meat was shipped from Omaha to New York via Kansas City, At the latter place it is alleged that the car was sot on the side track at the packing house, where some of its contents were removed and other packing house products substituted, after which the car was taken to New York. The officials of the company express the opinion that if the situation as stated is cor- rect, the action is defeusible under the law as tne course is exactly the same as is pur- sued in tho handling of grain under tho **mill- ing 1 transit”’ arrangement. ‘Tho Burlington has issued a neav littio pamphlet containing correct dingrams of the soats, stalls anc boxes in each of the princi- pal theaters in the city, which will be found of groat assistunce in selecting and also in locating seats. Tho book ulso contains & com- ploto time table of all the principal lines in tho city and & list of the fir alarm boxes. A gpecial train of refrigorator cars, con- taining beer, passed through Omaha on the Burlington, enroute from Milwaukee to Sun Francisco. D. S. Golld, supply agent of the B. & M. at Plattsmouth was in the city yesterday T DeWitt's Little Eariy Risors. Bostlittle pill_ever made. Curé costipation every time. None equal. Use them now. S Stole Whitlock's Shoes, John Peel, a chronic vag who has fre quently beon arrested for small offenses of all sorts und descriptions, has finally gotten into serious troublo. He went into Building Inspector Whitlock's private oftice and stole a air of shoes belonging to that gentieman, ‘The culprit is in jail aud if there is any stav ute under which capital punishment_ can be inflicted for such an offense, poor Mr. Peel will have to hang. No gripping, no nausez, no DeWitvs Littlo Early Itisors Small pil. Safe pill. Best pill. el Continued Once More This morning the alloged lynchers wore given another lease of lifo aud liberty, when tho case agaiust them was aguin coutinued until November 16, by consent of both sides, BACCILLI IN BLOOD. Recent experiments as read before the last Congress of Surgeons at Berlin, leavo no doubt that_the true way to CLEAR THE SYSTEM OF MICROBI is thrm‘lfgll the pores of the skin. It has been found that & remedy which kills the Mi- crobi will also destroy the life of the patient; but it hus wlso been found that the icrobl can be forced out through the skin, and it s in this way et § S €, rclieves the system of poison. BESSTORTS JAVING SUFFERED much from Conta- gious Blood Poison, after using half a dozen buuluanl S S" WAS RESTOR- ED TO PERFE HEALTH, #nd wll eruptive sores disappeared. You are at liberty to make any use of my statement that you wish.—J. Crossy Bykow, 208 Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases malled free, BWIET SPECIFIC €O, Atlants, G SANDALWOOD CAPBULES are the boat aud only eapsulvs prescribad by reguiar physicians for' the cure of porrhes and alsch ‘from the urlnary oravis Boveresicases Gays. AL per box. All drugglsis merce whon taken pain ara Drawer 3, DocuT OMAHA Manufacturers and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS Omaha Tent & Awn- ing Oo., Flags, hammocks, ol and rubher elothing. Sond for eataloguo. 1113 Farnam | AND TENTS. BAGS AND Bemis Omaha Bag Co. Importers and Manutac- TWINES. E BICYCLES. A. H, Perrizo & Co.| M. 0., Daxon, 1408 Dodgo Strest. Bloyclas sold on monthly Aymonta ond for our eatalozne | P! and prices, 120 N, 16th streot BINDERS and STATIONERS & Heintae, blare book manu BOOK Ackerman Brothers Printers, binders, sloctr. [ 110 THows BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-"ce 810> Company, 100 Howard Streot Faotor v, corner 110 and Dol Strost Wo ro mak| N elLoso pricos (o easli Duvars. and WK @ Clings Of 008 Whieh 18 vory sal- ahle with merchants Williams, Van Aer- | Kirkendall,Jones&Co nam & Harte WholesnleManufactir'rs Agent sfor_Doston Ruh 1212 Harney stroot. | ber Shoe Co. 1 1104 h | and 1105, Harney stroot Oma! L L5 L e BOXES | BUTCHED 3 John L. Wilkde, | Louis Heller, Butehors And Packors Tools and supplies. oo Shiop castngs on’ atreot, Ang atly Mo e CARRIA 411:‘7 RS. W.T.Seaman, | West& Fritscher, | Mannfactures fine clenars, CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl Manufacturers and Whola«alo Clothlers, 1100 Tarney streot Omalia's Largest Varioty AGONS AND u CARRIAGES. | 7(‘:1 RPETS. 3 Omaha Carpet Co., Carpota, ofl,_cloths mat- tngs, cur‘atn koods,et 1511 Douglas strect COAL, COKE, ET0C, Omaha_Ooal, Coke & | Coutant & Squires, Lime ", | tard aut ot contship- nd soti coal. 8. E. | . . bel oo M0 ana. Do 1208 Vatnm atreet Howell & Go,, 207 8 1l Street American Fuel Co,, Shippers nn1 deslers In andiraoite an | bitu- biia con 215 B. 150h street. Nebraska Fuel Co., 2138, 15th Street, Omanna, Neb. Johnson Bros,, 014 Farnam Str Omalia, Neb. CORNICE Eu,\e Cornice Works, ManufacturersofGalvan 1zed Iron Cornice. Window eaps, metalle 'akyllghts, ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodgo st. ND LIME. Cady & Gray, Lime, cement, eto., ete, CEMENT J. JT Joixnsuu E Co., | 220 8. 15Lh Stroot, Omalin, Neb. cor. 9th and Douglas Sts. DRY GOODS. Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goods Co., furnisiing goods cor. 11U and Toward Sts M. E. Smith &Oo., Dry gouds. nottons, fur- Dishing gools Corner 1th ana Howard, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Wolf Electrical 0:7 DETIOIT -AUTOMAT R e Electric Motors g MO g Dyamor Catalnzns roe. 11 AL Kinnoy, Gon 1614 Capttol Avonue. | At w2 5 NV ity i FARM MACHINERY, E1C. Parlin, Orendorf &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co,, | Genera wostorn agent Corner Jones and uth 8ty, [ Skandia Plow Co., FLOUR. R. T. Davis Mill Co. G. Underwood, Manager at Omaha. Cor. Sth and Jackson Sts. Omaha Mxllmg Qo,, Merchant Millers. | Oftice ana MiIl 1313 North 1th Stroet. 8. F. Gilman, 1015-15-17, N. 16th Stroot C. E. Black - Manager. | AND CARP. I<"‘. | Beebe & Runyan Fur: niture Co. Successors to C. A, Beabs x Co Grace and 1ith FURNITURE A Dewey & Stone Fur- | niture Co., Furniture and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam Streo GE 3. 0mahn 1°S FURNISHING GOODS, 3. T. Robinson Notion 0o, Ishing goods, colobrated brand " Buekskin v 5, pants, shirts, conts, etc. Cor. 130 and Howard St PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. “ounard Glass and | J. A. Fuller & Go,, Paint Co, | 08-1412_Hlarney Strast Omhia, 1402 Douglas Streot, William Cummings, | Blake, Brnce & Co,, 17 and 019 South 16th St | 103103 Leavenworth St Onhia, Omaha, Nob. GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapke, 1403-1405 Hnrney Street, Paxton & Gallagher, | 1054711 8. 10th Straot, | Sloan, Johuson & 0o, Omaba, Neb. D. M Steelo & Oo, 1201 5 Jones Btroo, Yeawork: Omaia, Neb. Allen Bros,, 1108-1110 Harasy Stra GUNPOWDER, “Hugh G. Olark . Gen'l Westorn Agent of Powder, Atiks hih oxpl G capa. Tibes | HARDWARE Reotard Wilkelmy Oo | Lee- Glark-Audra Cor. 10th and Jackson Sts. l Hardware Co. 10 and Hasner, O Omaba Neb AND PROVISIO? ryan Commission o | A, 8, M Whorter _ Brokers, grain, provision | Room 18, Tloard of Tr ad and stocks N Y. Lita | Brokers. Private wire Bld'g. Private wire Chi- |t New York, Chioago g ouls and | and St Louls. Cashgrain New vark pnkht Cookrell Bros | F. ( swum &&s, trokers and eash buyers rivate wires o Now ongo, & | St 18 Board of GRAIN IRON Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Wronght and bullding work brass work. foundry, Blnokamith Ry. and | WORK Omala Safs & Iron Works, cant_iron engtn gonorni Manuf'es dre and bargiae Proof satos. vauits. Jal mach! work, 1ron shutters and work firo oscapos. (. An: h 8. droon, 1th & Jackson sty LIQUORS Tier & Oo., | R R Grotte, guor Merchinnts Importer and Jobtior of 4 11nrney Streot Wines and Liquors Wfaoturra Kennedy's | 1020 and 1022 Farnam St Enst India Biors fee lists on application L. Kirscht & Co,, | Frick & Herberts, Wholosnle Liquor Deal’rs | WholesaleLiguor Deata: 407400 8. 10th St £04-808 £, 10th St UMBELR. ] @. W. Donglass & Co| Johu A Wakefiold, wud Quiney Whits Lims tmportad, Am 1810 North 10th Straot Charles R, Lea, Hardwood Tumber, wood carpets and parquot foorin th and Dolglas 223 D uglns Stroot MILLINERY AND NOTION 0, A, Stononill, | L. Oborfolder & Oo, Millinery, Notlons,Cloaks | Importere i Touvers et Mifiinery 208, 210 it 213 South 11t thse, 0 Stroot Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime,comont,ota. e-11s 8 MUSICAL Max Meyer & Bro Co M Jowelers, donlers (n musteal Insteuments, INSTRUMENTS A. Hospe, Jr, Planos, Organs, Artists Muterlals, it aenam and 106t | 1613 Douglas Streot —_— OYSTERS. | OILS, Platt & Co. Oysters, Flsh and Celory 19 8outh 10th 8t David Colo Man nsolidated Tank Line Co, Refined_and_ lubrieating Glls, axle grea PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith, Schroodar & Co,, alers In country pro utter ant uce, frults, vegotablos, | ¢ al come ete. rehiants. 207 1ownrd Strost. 11 Stroot. Robort Purvis, | E. B. Branoh & Oo, 1217 Howard Streot. 5 q Produce, fruits of all Weite for prices on | e ailas ter, egy poultry, and Lith and 1 Streets. wame. Jas, A, Clark & Co, Butter, poultry und game. @9 South 18th Streok Kirschbraun & Sons, chooso, eggs Butter, eggs and ponltry. i d 1209 Howard Strot. Bates & Co., Country produce. frults, VeReiubles, groeors’ spo cinltivs. tons, apleos, et 4141y 8 1th S | —_— PAPER. RUBBER GOODS Onrpcn(,cr P1per to,, Omaha Rubber Co,, Carry a full stock of | Manufacturcrs and job. printing, wrapping and | bors all kinds rubbor writing paper, card ps orn: | 4 ver, 1520 Farnam Stroot. SEEDS N1OV L, James H\whw, | 8tovosrepuirs of all kinds Couks and Heaters Emerson Seed Co, Soed growers, doalers n wkarden, grass, grain and | treo weeds, for sle 421-423 South 15th. 07 8. Lith Strant. —_— SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, E1C___ M. A, Disbrow & Co, | Bohn Sash & Door 0o Manufncturors of sash. | Manufueturers of mould- doore. hlinds and | ings, bilnds. doors, eto. ngs. B ot Ofive th and Lzard Sts. | Room 423 Beo Bailding. WATER A. L. Strang & Sons, | 1002-104 STEAM AND U. 8. Wind Engine & Pump 0o, TImARE R A 015 wnd 9720 Jones Stront o o G.F. Ross, acting manag'e omahaiiied Pl L —————Y TEA, COPFEE, SPICES, Consolidated Coffes Company, 11eand 141 Hn Omahn, Neb. 10Y5. H. Hardy Co,, Toys, dolls, albums, faney guods, louse fur a8, child- SUPPLIES Furnnw Streon, noy St., Iill,hlxlhl!i 'llmBmmwmk- Balke-Collender Oo, Bilitard merchandise, Suloon fxtures. 10t Streoty Guialia, SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, - - LIMITED A.D. Bojer & Co, Hunter & Green, -59 Kxchango Bulldiog, | 90 kx Stroot. L (0% hange Bullding, South Omaha. Ell INTEREST PAIDONGEPOSITS a7 OMAHALOAN&TRUSTCO. SAVINGS - BANK SECOR, 16" &%D0UGLASST S, ITAL:% 100.000.00 TORS 'A UWY MAN-E.W.NASH. JHMILLARD GUY-C BARTON G.B. L AKE. JJBROWN-THOS L. KIMBAL . NEBRASKA National Bank OMAIIA NEB .$400,000 65,000 Loy, P'rosidents Maurlg Cushing J. 3 0, 8 DEPOSITOR (. - Cupital Sunplug = enuE s tors - Tlanry W. Y View Prosident: ¢ 8 B Colliny, 1 C. Ttughos, Cashier, IRON BANIK, r 12 wnd Karnam 3 Buakingbusiuess Trinsitey 1 WANTED 'r..m Taies of CITIE COUNTIES, 6GHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMKANIES, 6T. R-R. coMPLmss.-m ruapondence o N.W Illllms & GOMPAH\’ Bankers, l6A~165 Pearborn Brest, CHICAG 15 Wa'l Stieet, NEW YORK 70 State 8).- ROBTON. Corn General UNION DEPOT HOTEL. and Muson Stroots tilog firsh Corner Now furniture, evory clnns n d the eitys il n provementa: S THeat: Gus: Call B and Barowr Bhop i conneetion; Electrl Carx o any partof the city, Try us w Vinced thut we have the Lest house wost of Chilcago. Kates from 8,00 £ 0 8100 per auy JOSEPH G|LLOTT’S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.