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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
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Siendo obeto de utscones las Pdofas del doco
Reve0n" hago preparSdss excns
Farmsois Vale Cancio,
depotsos formula toicos estan
tOrizados mi nontre dchss Pfdoras
Oep6stos: Capital Gullermery-Popoe Vale Canco
bo Fsrmaoa Rvsra-Oosmo Farmaca BencesLsres Farmsc
Iturrino
DOCTOR " RETEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07

nduhta Undos Cuba
Meco otroe pNses psrme oil p1blco que
puede meoas parties qua beto Dng6n concepto
Nuestras LUZ BRILLIANTLY ELEFANTMy LUZ SOLAR
esAn regradas persega TODD gor de ley fa
hcacorss
Per6eo Rnado "Luz Solar" $3.50 galones
Luz Brsnte faa E Eesnte. deu idem
Bensns zoo 10 den de idem idem
Gasoline /: 400 ls idem de idem idem
Agents generates para toda Ia i SOBRINOS DE EzQUIAGA
San Juan, Puerto Rco--Csle de ia Foraeza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
LINEA DE CUBA.

Llegsran solo hasts Santiago Dc Ouba
los vspores que sslep los diss 6, Is y IS.
Los de Lon diss s y rs tocaran sB
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, Gitsra, Maya
RI, Barscos, Guantanamo y Ouba
Ell dis Is hsrk Las nismas escalas,
& exception de la de Msyari, y sdem4s
tocAcA en- SsguA de insmo.
Todos lstornarGn verificsndo sus %.
lidss de Onbs los diAe Is, - y 8, sfec-
tu8ndose lss entrsdas en In Hahsna
en- Las fechas CORE spondisntes do 10,
30 y Q de csds mes.
Ninguno de estos vspores tocarA D
su etorno en- Guantanamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
ANTONIO LLRlU YBlBlLf.

Doctor en- Derecho OWL y c.
A6nico. Aboga1o de los Ilustrc.
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rioo
CON bufete alberto en- In Capital de-
Il Monarquia, ofrcoe sus servicio'
nrofesionales 6 su numcfoea clicn-
tela de esta Isla, para ante cl Ty.,
bunal Supreme de Justicia, ei Goa
seio de Estado, Tribunal Dc ouen
tas del Reino J demAs oentros %
periores, judieiales J sdminissrsn
vos de ia Gaclon.
6arrano. nhm. IL ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
FILETES.

fsss ssi.s ss ehsess dssds s.
A. AA4ta 81 @llsa
l.ssxxs.faa 81 BoErrTx De A.
.vss sssssss n kefiS Pass,s.
glss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
ss.EMPRESA
OR
VtP0RES BSPlS0LiS CORRgOS DIX LAS AhTILLLl
y trasportes militares
4e Sobrinos dt Herrera, HabaDa.

Los vspores de esta empress efec.
tuarAn 80 saiida desde este puerto en-
los disf 5, 10, Is, 20 y IS de CO do mes,
1 las 5 de In tsrde en- los dvs de labor
y / las IL del dia en- les festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
j Inca DE PUERTO.RICO.

Salem los diAs 10 = 30 los vsporss
cue hacsn el sefvicio de Correos.
El del dis 10 tocs en- Nusvitas, Gibs-
"a, Bsracoa, Gusnt&nan o, Ouus, Osbo
Halt spo J Port-su-Prirce Puerto Pla
to, Ponce, Msysgnsz, Aguadills J San
Juan de Puerto Rico. al retorno harA
esesla en- los mismos puertos.
I'll del die 30 irG por Nuevitss, Ci-
tara. Barncos,, ,Goant4n. mo, Oubs, SAM
to Domingo, Ponce, MAysguss, Aqua.
dills y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi.
niendo por los mismos pusrtos.
Retornarkn saliendc de Puerto Rico
los oiss 80 , 8 respectivsmente; tocs-
ran en- Cuba los diae 20 y ., legnndo
4 10 Hafans en- las fechss .orrsspon
dientes ie 1 y IA de cads n ss.
Ninguno de estos dos vspores socarA
d 81 rstorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
LINEA De CAIBARIEN.

Todos los lunts ! las 6 de 10 tarde
aldrS IN vapor que, tocando los msrtes
en- ls ISahs de Sagus, nsgari d Oai.
BARREN los microbes.
RetornsrA saliendo:d de Caibarien Loo
jusvss, dsspuss de ID llsgada del tren
de passJeros, con escala en- SaguA, y
llegsrA 4 la Hnbana los Visrnes,
Todos los viernes { las 8 de Ia tsrde
nsIdrG otro vspor cue tOearaen Isabela
de Sagus los ssbsdoA y llsgark d Cal.
barren los Domigos.
EfectuAri 81 rstorno. sAliendo de Oai.
BARREN los martss, dspues de lA iiegads
del tfsD dc paaa|sros, tocara en- Sagus
y llegArA / 10 HabanA los microbes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
Ala Coruiaa b 6antander,

Galida de PkW5o-kies % asa 10 - sasa Ssss'
Be sxpiden psnjss Dc Ida , vsslta con 10
cor cisnto do rsbaja.
A Iss familias qss paguen !. squivalenci.
A Z psssiss sntsros, 20 les hsra 10 rebaJa DOL
iS nor cisnto. Ksta rsbsja no q APPLICABLE 4
'os billstss do Ida = vsslta. /.
SEn Il i..y Sc class. On niAo msnsr Dc y
.aos en- csds famiIia, gratis. Los dsmAs me-
norss Dc 9 anos l dspss.is, Do 90 II aaas 10
csmplidos ! passis, Dc Il aaes ssmplidos pa
In .. prsfersncis z g.. erdin.ria. un atao
h..ta stge GRATIS. De 4 Z aaes 1 passls,
DO 7x II aaos / pasais, de II amos On adslas-
te pasajs sntsro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
REMOLOADOR

Esta smpresa tiens si vapor AGUI.
LA, potente para Ismolquss por 10,
costas de sstA lsla, J hAbilitando d.
bombas para achiq-as ' ttiles pan s4i-
vumento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
nor IL COLON
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n ssas4Aas sass sssasssss .sssss..ss ssAs
s~os I s@aEs d =. sssm..s asasamsa
ss 9NassA
s~4 Awxse ksusx.sv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07

se - scnae4o e es.A impssasa
90 notable sassado do oasAa rcl.g go.
as. sesewsas hdas, e@kxV lAs csss :
es - eas4s1 sxAa IA aisaaeAscs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
LUZ BRILLANTE.
LA LUZ EN- FL kUsDOHaE LOS NEG0CIoS.
ACE1TE PARA ALUMBRADO DF FAM

L'tTe &c ezpl0si6n y com.
'nsti6n erpontdneas.
tin humo nj mai oior
Este aceite, producto.de
una fabricaci6n especial.
es igual, sino superior q los
que 90 importan del ex-
'ranjero bajo diversos nom.
bres y maras, tanto DOE
us cuaidsdes lumfnicas
como por 10 seguridad Que
f tee { los consumidores
Nnestros precios SON mu.
b mas recucidos que ! q
'e IS marc Q extra njerAe,
zoe con este mayor precio
10 tr;ndan : los consumi>
tures SentaJas de niaSnna
is,e.
La 0xDArienoia aflnuir3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07
Y.APORES
s.nRR1Os.HsPA A20A@8
nsLA flnMPANIA fRAHAfLANfloA
DE A, LOPEZ = Co.
ssrvicio para Pusrto-Riso , 10 Habsns.

SALlDAB.-De Bsrcelona los dias -
IL cada mes De Malaga el ~ T-DsUa-
din d 10 80.-Ds Eantsnder 81 xO'-rs 10
OoruKa sl 81. :.
= Sc sxpsndsn billstes dirsctos para HayaEass
Poncs, Santiago do Cuba, SiDsrs. N1svl..'
Bsbanilla Cel6n, con trasbords sA Fusrss'
Rico 8 Habana.
5IAJr DIRHUTo OKsDE PU1RT0- RICO
Ala Coruha 3 Santander,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-07

En 10 Imprenta del BoLETIN se
ban reclbido loe siguisnus:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
DISPOSITION.
BUYER


CHICAGO. H., Nov. a-lSpecIal Telegram to
The BEE THE cattle market was lower
today The receipts were large and buyers
did not want to pay within l0c to l5c of
sales AT from 50. - to so. 80 and many at from
500 to s5.25, The major part of the trading,
however, was at from $50 To ~ 70 for native
steers and from Sl.6J TO S!35 for COWS and bulls
from ~. .25 10 Si0I for westerns and at from
sl75 to 1850 for Texans.
There IS an increased activity In the hog
trade, and although the receipts were about
the same as for yesterday. much firmer feel
ing obtained Mixed packing droyes were not
snlable at more than from sc to l.c advance,
higher than Wednesdays opening Sales
were at from $l1O TO $3.50 for culls and
thin pigs at from II, 10 to S5i0 for light and at
from s5.2l to s57b for poor To extra medium
and heavy weights There was not much
trading below S5..l and still less at better
Sales OF sheep we're slow whero there was a
lack of good pIiIts, but there were ready
buyers for fair to choice muttons. Values
were without important chan g; ranging AZ
from s3.2j TO 500 for poor qualities To 80 %
for choice, Culis were quoted at from $50 To
saOO and something extra would bring from
S. 40 to 500
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; hogs, 2s,OOJi sheep,
5000.
CATTLE -Receipls. 1900 mead; shipments,
1,0OJ head; market steady TO lOc lower; natives,
s3OO@n5f5 stockers, sl.9JGaOJ; Texans s265D
3Uu; CONS SlO)0D9h1
HoGs-kccepts, 23Oo1 head; shipments,
5000 head; market active. lOGlac higher;
rough ana common, 81 9Oto5,25; packing ana
mixed. S. .Od 6.4O; prime heavy and butchers
wcights a. 49ID5.G0; light, 81 lOa5.h1.
SHEEP - ReceiDts, 500 head; shipments,
1900 head; market slow and loweri natives,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

nfSs new a9RH sn6r,s Soy a S7FntouRRecelpts
market oull, steaCy; sales. s. 100 bb.s.
CORN MEAL-DulI, steady; yellow western,
ta0UGbs310. -
ooS oSWRnEAr-RSeelpts, .27,OoO bu.: exports, 457,-
C0o bu. sales, 1850 bu, of futures and
$1,000 bu of spot. Spot market active for
exports; ilrmer:: No 9 red. 74i.974nc in store
No. red, G9c; ungraded rod, GJd76c; No, /
norihefn' s2c; n o. red, f4c. Options weak at
,aghc decline. reacted on better cables ana
lhcrensed export demand. closed trm; trad.
Ing moderately active, and on local account;
no. red, November, l!sc, closing at 74llc
nguAc, closing Mt 7'ac; May, s27-l6GbsaISc
kYE- steady. dull
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT--Dull.
CoaN-Reeeipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 2O7, 900
bu.; sales, $4,000 bu OF futures 66 900 bu of
spot. Spot quiet, lower closing firm; No g 1910
IN lneieyator 5J.sc ahoati ungraded mixed. 4Dli
GbOtie; No, is.Sc. Options quiet. declining
early %c, reacting 46Casc, closing steady: De-
eember, Alssc, closing At 5I4c; January SOFA
oo'gc, coslhg ut 5O9Dc; May, 5I2sGD5iHc, closing
OATS Receipts 900 bu. q exports $4,000 bu. !;
s sn,es, sS',o bu. OF futures, 10000 bu of spot
easier. November aaSsGD35atc, closing Mt Mc:
neeemoer M,9e;9'e' closins:at SIC; May, 3OIsc
CLOSING NJ ioc; No. spot white. 30Isc: mixed
No Chic lgo i6isc,
lN-Demand fair. firm.
liops-Quiot, unchanged.
suHAh-kaw, quiet, steady; refined steady,
thlfly active.
AoiAssEs-foreign. nominal; New Orleans.
quiet steady; open kettle to choice. 2aGl.l5c ;
new choice, HSd4!c
RIcE-sleady; fair demand; domestic fair
toeNtra, lttaAc; Japan, 4hW5c
EGGs-Receipts: &27d pkgs,; choice, firm;
western prime ls6G9lc.
llIDES-Qu.ct and steady; wet snltod
New Orleans selected iS 70 90 lbs lbs 'alSe aaSse;
Texas selected. 81 to 60 lbs, 5G7c.
Pohk-Qniet and steady cut meats firm;
midd es quiet. Lard, 6rmer; western
steam closed at 40 e5i sales, 500 tierces At
s125; option sn es, none; November close at
Il, 20 bid: December $500 bid: january a. h5.
CnrE-E-sieady, firm; part SKINS. 317c
PIG lHuN-fair demand, stead; Amerlc an
sl3W0lalO.
CnpPEn-Quiet; lake, slLGj1ll7a
LEAD-Dull: domestic, SislQGa9L
IIN-Qulet; stFaights, SH.5L
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
DEVELOPING AN IDEA.
Tho Origin of Metcorologist Redfield's
Theory of storms

Tho Origin of Metcorologist Redtield's
Theory of storms.
In the year 1921 severe storm pre-
vailed along the eastern coast, which
for many years was known as the great
September gale" 1t held that title
until September, 1863, when another
and more remarkable one occurred, which
rather disturbed its claim to the honor.
1t was little time after this first storm
that William G. Redtield, the meteor
ologist, while making journey in
Massachusetts. was struck by some
what curious fact. He noticed that in
Massachusetts the trees prostrated by
the wind all lay with their heads to the
southeast, showing that the gale there
was from the northwest, but in Connec
ticut the trees blown down in the Same
storm lay head to the northwest show
ing that the gale had been a southeast
one. He ascertained. moreover, that
when the wind was blowing southeast in
Middletown, his home, it was northwest
at place not seventy miles from there.
1t was then that the idea flashed across
his nina that the gale was a pro-
gressive whirlwind. That was great
thought. 1t was such a flash of per-
nected the falling apple with the planets
in space. 1t was such an insight into the
meaning of IL fact as James Watt had
when he saw the possibilities of the
force that was rafting the lid of the
kettle on his mothers fire.
The development Of the idea was
destined one day to put Redfeld in the
ranks of the great scientific thinkers of
his day, says the Popular Science
Monthly. He made this storm the basis
of his Investigations, following his re-
searches into its movements by a care
full collection OF facts in relation to 9TH
ers like it. For ten years he studied and
examined and com pared his facts before
he published his theory Of storms.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
OMAHA LAVE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts of Cattle and Hogs Moderate
Prices Rule Firm.

were moderate enough, while the suppiy of
sheep was rather more liberal than usual.
The four days receipts compared with those
OF the same four days st week show "A fall
ing oil Of $50 cattle and 5000 hos and an in
crease of about 7JU sheap
The beef cattle mar ct was ha rdly notice
ably different from that of the three preced-
Ing days this week. Local houses all
had good orders and bought freely
ut firm prices where The cattle
suited Medium grades they were inclined TO
neglect and IL required the inducement of
shaded prices to get them To look ut the in
ferior grades. There were no ch )ice corn fed
steers here. Common grassers 10 pretty good
cOrnfed Eeeyes sold at from sil5 70 s43I
Some choice l3 Glib, Wyoming grass cattle
brought $40, but the bulk OF the fair TO good
range steers sold at from SI25 TO SlG5 with in
ferior grades at from S2sl to. 90. ABOUT
everything found purchaser before the
close
Cows and mixed stock sold freely NJ rather
stronger prIces Co.umon canueFs 10 pretty
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
STOCKS AND BONDs.
Approaching Election Figured Largely In
the DEALINGS Yesterday.

NEW YORK Nov. 3.-The approaching presi-
dental election was again the chief topic OF
discussion at the Stock exchange and the
market suffered in consequence. The trans
actions were small Despite the duIlness, the
undertone of speculation WAS strong and the
ehahges such us they were. were generally in
the direction of higher prices. Among the
usually active stocks Chicago Gas made the
greatest net advance, closing At 9iS. New
England moved up a per cent ard Northern
paelhc preferred 81. Paul. Rock Island about
=, per cent each; Missouri Pacihe sold
on traction. The specialt es afforded
marked contrast to the uninteresting
movements In the general list Consolidated
GAS Jumped from ll9s To l9ili. Lacleue Gas
was hlsher on Increased earnings. Tie com
mon iilt, rose u ana the preferred 3a. American
Nptlon on advanced over point on the favor
ao1e a6a c character Of the annual statements Of
Polnts lower at 1874, but rose to I9JSi Ohio
55puenern SOD up Ia Delaware & Hudson
GnoppoI points on sin Ali sales and American
Sha SSIhs"r was also weak at u decline of per cent
ue I'm lmHrnet generally left of trm in tone A
LioaSdou lor the effective support given 10 the
tsAu'ns shures Was tho nonadvance in the
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
ONE FARE EXCURSION
To the city of Mexico and Return.


For the meeting of the American
Public Health Association and Interna-
tional Medical Congress, to be held in
the City of Mexico November 20 to De-
cember 2, 1892, the Santa Fe route will
sell tickets at one lowest iirst-class fare
for the round trip
This is an excellent opportunity to
visit Mexico, one of the most delightful
trips imaginable, at very little cost.
a special party will leave Omaha
Saturday, November 19, and join large
party from Boston and other eastern
cities at Kansas City,
The fare for the round trip from
Omaha is only $649O
For further information and reserva-
tion of Pullman accommodations call
on or address, E. l.. PALMER,
Passenger Agent Santa Fe Route, 1916
Earnam ST., Omaha Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
The Quickest wnv IN Cure n Co,d.

Do you wish to know the quickest way to
cure cold' We will tell you. TO cure
cold quickly 1t must be treated before the
cold has become settled in the system The
first symptoms of n cold is dry, loud cough
nno sneczing. The cough is soon followed
py watery expectoralion aud the sneezing by
a profuso watery discharge from the nose.
In severe cases there is q thin white coating
on the tongue. What to doi 1t is only nee
essary to take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
IN double doses every hour. That will
greatly lessen the severity of the cold and in
many cases will ctfectually counteract it, and
cure what would have been severe colo
within one or two days time. Try it and he
convinced. 25 and 30 cent bottles for sale by
druurists
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

HoGs-Onerngs were limited, the shipping
demand improved, eastern reports general "
favorable and Spectators inclined to take
hold. Altogether conditions were favorab BILE
to the selling interests and the market active
and stronger throughout. Prices were &c
to loc higher thin Wednesdays weak close
morning. The big bulk of the fair to good
hogs. regardicssof weight. sold at 1927 and
Sb.5, with sonc of the test butcher and heavy
loads Mt Sl21ie and Sa.3l and one or two OF the
failing" loads at SOL ana 5l71a. Business
was brisk from start to finish. and tho market
closed strong at the advance, with everything
out of first hands. Sales were largely at ST. 2U
to S.25 against Sh5 to $500 Wednesday, the
general market averaging up about a nickel
hiihnr RenrnsenI ~ ~ lns
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

wooded early. skins, No. !. each, 50aiOc; dry
shenrlines short woolcd early skins, No, 2,
each, bci dry flint Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts, per H., actual weight. 10
WliNc; dry nint Kansas and Nebraska muir
rain wool pclts per ID, actual weight, Sfbtgc
dry u Int Colorado butcher wool pets. per H.,
actual weiHht. lOBl2bcj dry flint Colorado
sdlOc: dry pieces and BUCKS actual weight
709c, Have feet cut on, as 10 is useless to
pay freight on them,
TALLow AND GREAsE-Tallow. No. 1, axe;
tallow. No. ., J034c grease, white A, axes
grease. white Is. JAc; grease, yellow, &c;
grease, dark, 2Hc; old butter 262hc bees
wax prime l6Q2ic; rough tallow, 15s613c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

good Westerns sold At from sl.e5 TO 90 20, the
bulk at from va slSa Bulls, oxen nnd
stays sold at about steady prices from " rs 20
81 30. Veal cafycF Mere In good demand and
strong at from NJ TO SiOJ. with large calvee
s,6l tV,
stockers and feeders sold at lower prices,
unless IL was GA thu good to choice grades.
Common thin stock cattle were very dull and
hard To move even at what looked like ex.
treneiy low prices, The yards are full OF
stock chttle AZ present ana they can be
bought cheap, Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

Bank OF England rate OF discount, which also
led 70 more or less covering OF short contracts,
The Post says Election news paralyzod the
stock market today and the movement OF
prices was OF little significance Some en-
coutapement was created by the reiusals OF
the Bank OF England creditors to nuvRuce
lhelr ulscount. ana, In so FAR as this refusal
rejected beltef in an easing on In London
discounts, II was favorable incident But
the feeling continues strong on the other side
that the decision wus In effect only post
ponement,
=, The following are the closing quotations fer
The leading stocks on the New YORK Stock ex-
Cfnnve TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
Omaha Produce Market.

GAME Prairie chickens are coming in freely
and ducks are commencing to arrive. Quail
are scarce. The cooler weH ther has improved
the game situation. Prairie chickens, S.00GD
4.25; grouse -. u; quail SL55; snipe, $lOO;
plovcr sl2jH l5O; canyas-Dack ducks, SGO0D
500; redhead ducks, $3.50; mallard ducks
Sh5l; blue wing teal, s4.75: green wing teal
sl.dO; mixed ducks Si.50; jack rabbits, IOO0D
4.25; small rabbits, SL2idL5'; squirrels, S.50
ante lope saddles. liGnl5c; deer saddles, l5GDl6c;
antelope cnrcasscS, O0 lnc; deer carcasscs, lOGD
12v; live pigeons, Sl25GIL51,
EGGs-lUNn20c for fresh stock.
a. BuTTEH-Common, l3Wl4c: fair to good, l5@
lOc; chO &c dairy, lStg2Ic.
PouLTRY Chickens, live, 6laGD7c: dressed.
Sc; ducks and geese, live, Sc; turkeys, live
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04
Omaha hides ana raliow,

II iDfs-No green, aiFe; No green salted,
4Qii4c: No. 2 green sated, 2Ac 10 3d34c; No
/ green sated, Is TO 40 lbs I.c; No. 2 green
sated. q to lbs. 54c; No. veal calf, TO 10
dry nini, Go to 1ei Ne. dry fllnt. 4c to SC; No.
] dry sailed. hc TO &c. Part cured hides one
half cent per pound less than fully curel
HnEEP PRLTs-Green suited, each, 3cGtsl.a5;
green sHlted shearllnrs tshort wooded early
skins each. i51L2c; dry shearlings short
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-04

NEw YnnK, Nov. A-BEEvEs- Receipts. II
head. No trade; feeling firm, Dressed beef
steady at 10S'tc per pound. Shipments to-
and lO hoss
,CALvEs-R Receipts, sol head; market Lc per
10 lower; veals, SS,00tG5J per 100 lbs; west
ern calves, $40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rectipts. t,S2g head;
sheep steady; lambs shade easier; sheep, $500
95.l2H per 100 lbs; lambs, &.OOlb6.lO; dressed
muttons steady ut 7G5S4c per lb; dressed
lambs slow at 76lqc
ioGs-Receipts 4,o36 head, including . cars
fer sale; market weak at Sj.6OlG6.OJ per 100
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IECI CSAIS Fer WCCDE n
BRIDGES

Sealed proposals Will be received by tho un.
derslgned until l;3j o'c.o X D. i0.. November
18th, 1902, for the construction OF wooden
bridges across the sewer ditch In Moth
Omaha, at LAX and 3ist streets, at spaulding
ana 3lst streets. NJ Ames avenue ana .1th
streets at Fort and 27tn streets and at Grand
avenue and =1th streets. In the city OF Omaha,
according 10 plans ana specifications on II ia
the office OF the Board OF Public Works. Each
proposal 10 be made on printed blanks fIr-
by "a certified check In the sum OF 500, pa =
able to the city o. Omaha as an evidence OF
good fash.
the board reserves tho right TO reject any
or all bids, ana " waive defects.
L. w. BIRkHAuSER
Chairman OF the Board OF Public Works
Omaha, November Ord, 1872. n3 i-5-T
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Kansas City Tive STOCK Market.

KANSAS CITY Mo. Nov. a-CArrLg-Re-
celpts, 1900; shipments, 4,3lc; the market was
indian steers, sLsjB2.55; stockers aud feeders
SlbU6tA2h
HOGs-Receipts. 400; shipments, 0; the
marSet was steady to &c higher; all grades,
S.5dDNi2iS; bulk, s. 2lll5.Jj.
SnEEp-Rccolpts $40; shipmcuts 400; good
sheep were In demand aud firm; others were
neglected; muttuns, S35JGL25; lambs, SL5.@
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ARTICLES. OPEN. HIGH. Low. CLOS
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were follows:
FLoUR-Easy; prices nominally, as one week
back.
WHEAT-No. 9 sprlng, 7Olsc; No. , spring. 55
GGsc No. red q &c
CoRE-No. ., 4lasc; No 3 4Ol4c;
OATs,No, ? ;Olic No. . white, 4. O. b., BIC;
No white, 3lG3ji4c.
RYE-No. . soc.
BARLEY.No. ., G8gG4c; No. J. f. O b., 420
65r; No. 4, (. o. b.. ;}bGtjOc.
FLAN SEEDING. /, lOsdi.11.
TIMoTnY SEED-prlme. SlSO
PoRK-Mess. per bb, SllG2H H1l175; lard. per
10l lbs, SS5O1S so; short ribs. sides QOOse,
t175; dry salted shoulders tboxed) S7i5GG
f5l; short clear sides (DoXed). SL05GDs.t0.
WnIsKY-Dlstillers' finished goods, per gal,
6L15. ~
sUGARs-;Cut loaf 5H05lc; granulated,
5aac: standard "a" 5lsc
The following were the receipts and ship
ments today:
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st. Louis Tive stock Market.

ST Louis. Mo, Nov. 3-CArTLE-Roccipts
1900; shipments, 1900; market easier ma
tive steers, s3UJG5.0J Texas ana Indian
steers, 81 4OIlh30.
kct active at yesterdays declines; heavy,
SlOlt5 40; packing - lgOG535; light. si.0O15iO,
SHEEr-Recei 400; shipments. 500. mar
Ket steady; muttons, S3OOQibU
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ST. Lnnis Markets.

ST. LOUIS Mo, Nov. 3.-FLoUR-Un-
changed.
WnEAr-Closcd A0Ac above Yesterday;
cash, 65Ac December, G7A@67hc; May. 75ibc
CoRN-Closed &c aloVc yesterday; cash,
39c; December, 3sisc; May, llac.
OArs-liigher; cash, 2OAc; May, 3ic.
RYE--Luwcr at ssc
BARLEY-Quiet; Iowa, ~ 'dfJc.
HAY-Dulli prair,c, Stt@9.UO; timothy, 5000
Gll2UO.
BuTTER - Unchanged; creamery, 25G2Sc;
duIry. lGQ,!5C.
IGGs-G Unchanged Mt l0c.
PRONIsIONS-pOrk. dull; iohbing, dun at
Sl2.5 Hl2iO Lard, nominal Mt IS. liGBS.25.
RECEIPrs-Eluur 5000 bbls.; wheat, l3,0O0
bu.; corn, I,gOJ bu, oats, 90 900 bu.; rye, 1900
bu.; bnr,cy, $50 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour iI00J bbls,; wheat, $1,000
bu.; corn, $1,000 bu, oats, $500 bu.; rye GOO
lu,: barley. 1000