Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1886, Page 2

, FEBRUARY 3. 1836, SPECIAL NOTICES, Advertisoments undor this head 10 cents pet line for the first insertion, 7 esntafor each subsequent frsertion 1 15 0 1 ne per month. Beven words « Il (« count < to the line; they must run conseoutively and mustbo pald in ad wanoe. All mdvertisements m i<t be handed in before 2 o'clock p. m., And under no cireum- stances will they be taken or discontinued by lephone, Partics advertising in these columns and hav- Ing the answers addressed in care of Trir: BER, will plense a8k for check to enable them to got their letters, as none will be delivered except on presentation of cheok. All answers to adver tisements should be enclosed fn envelopes TO LOAN-MONEY, ONEY TO LOAN on horses, wagons, fur- nilurp, watches, withont, removal Terms ensy, C.J. Caswell, Room 19, Lron Bank Build- ing, 15th and Farnan.. Take elevator. 080-feb 150,000 to loan on,_city residence propo Geo. W. Day, 159 Farnam. 87 0 LGAN—Money i any amount, On all claseos of security. EHOFC tmo 10An8 on roal cstate. Long time loans on real estato. Money to loan on chattels. Money to loan on collaterals, Money to loan on Any good socurt Terms ensy, time to suit. Apply at the Omaha Financial Exchange, Harker's building, SW corner of Fifteenth and Farnam sts., upstairs 258 ONEY TO LOAN on fmproyed and unim- proved city property. Lmulluuhnm & Brennan, 1611 Dodge strect. =0 ONEY for evergbody! You can borrow money on furnjture, horses, WAgons, Pitnos, stock of all kinds, diamonds nnd fino watchos on your own time, Payments received any time, and interest rediced pro rata. perty loft in your own possession. Terms Jew ns the lowest. Call and see me, Business confidential, Nosdvantage taken. . W. It Croft, Room 4, Withnell's Now Builing, Northeast cor- ner 15th and Harney. 20 ONEY TO LOAN—O. . Davia & Co. _Tteal M Eotate and Loan agents, 1506 hmnm SL \[ONEY TO LOAN-On soc\vrmom_A. McGavock, room 7 ftedick Block, 100 Farnam t. o ONEY TO IOAN—On chll"‘!!. 00| Hurrison, room 2, Omaha Nations building. ONEY TO LOAN—On real ostato and clmt- tels, D. L. Thomas. ONEY TO LOAN—In aums of $200 and up- wards on first-class real estato seéeurity, Pottor & Cobb, 1615 Farnam St. 205 ONEY LOANED at C, F. Recd & Co's. Loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, waons reonul property of all kinds and all other ar. oles of value, without removal, Over Ist Nat'l anle corner 10th wnd Farnam. -~ All buginess gtrictly confidental, ~ BUSINESS CHANCES. 'OR SALE—A fir: rant and bar, fit -cluss oyster houso, A upin_ flist-class style. 1604 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb, M. A, l\lc\"mhxflul. 350,00 per month sulary and commission to competent business manazer in every city for exclusive agency of our Nutional Automatic Gas-Sfaving Governors. Average 83 per cent saving in gas bills, Increased illumination and sufety from fire, Over 7,000 in service, In- dorscd by highest mercantile and cor authoritios, Address The Union \nllnmllfl.m Saving Co., 21 Eust 11th st., New York PDamy FARM to rent; 0 and _other conveniences. over 15t Nationul Bunk. OR EXCHANGE—A £11,000 hurdwnre stock and a £8,000 boot and shoe stock for ¥ ensh, balance unincumbered real “estuto. Gil Aurcher & Co., Room 3, Withnell Block. FPOR s OR A 811,000 stock of clothing in Omaha, Nebi., for % per cent discount from ost. _(ibson, Axcher & Co., koom 3, Withnell lock. 5 ANTED—An encrgetic man_with modor- ate capltal can mu'e from 5,001 to £10,- 000 year by becoming partner or purchiser in an established muanutucturing enterprise. For further particulars address, B, £, Bro of- fico. 21311 OR SALE—Moat markot, with buildings,? wugons, 3 horses; good locution. ¥ Ringer, 119 N. 15th, il i OR SALE—Restaurant, n grent bargain, $200. Gibson & Archer, Room 3, Withnell Block, 952 Merchant: hotol, afine new hotel in Chadron, Neb. Re tal rcceipts now £200 per month. Will sell or ex- chanze for residence near business part of Omahn, Parties selling desiro 1o live in a larger cit, Addross, W, A, Langworthy, Chadron, Ne raska. febs* oR HANGE—A §750 stock of dry goods for 15 cash: balince unimeumbered d or good Omaha property. For exchange— A 810000 stock of dry kouds or 1 ensh, bulanco mcumbered land” or good Omsha proport: Gibson, Archer & Con Hoom B, Withmen Bioc JOR SALE—Or exchanze—The OR SALE—A paying novspaper business in £00d Nobraskatown; price, §2,000, Glbson &A ‘ch toom 3, Withn K. Fm: SA Duiry AENt, ARATARG " 12 Iodse Room 4, Creighton block. Tavdwnre business ; Address B, 45 Bee Office. Tifebll OR SALE—The Commercial Hotel at South . Neb., prico £2,000: terms cusy. Ad- ., Box 15, Bouth Bend, Neb. * s and Thomas, 801 Omahn, e D, L. welve hundre and oiglity acres of Mo., timber and. grass Iand, forty miles cust of Kunsas City. As rich 80il is any Iand in the &tate, will sell all or part at fifteen dollars per nere or will _exchango for FM improved or unimproved Nebraska land, edford & Sauer 207 OR SALE—3 lots in Spring Hill, $50 cach. Also an established banking business in Ne- Draska, county seat. Gibson & Archer, Room 3 Withnell Block Omaha. 22 ?i,'ru AVED—Sorrel horse, white steip in_face, whito right hind foot; finder please return to l ABth and Hurney and receive reward. T OST—A light colored min bon at _carniy | aturday night, January 80, Finder will be Guitably rowurdod by leavivg at 107 S Tt St 23+ January 23, a Poin ur liver-colored B 17 Game to o city trom my taru Wil pay Ruit: { Bble roward. Wi, A, PAXTON, it Puxion Hotel. bn[».wml(- : DUND—An almost full-blooded brown and white spotted bull dog. Owner can have . #ame by paying chargos and for this ndvertise- ment, Inguire at 1ith and Willinms sts, 222+ 1o0ms with baso | B0 por woek. 110 5. 14tk YOARD in private fawmily, near I-unlurvsunn- tor. Reterences required, 411N, 17th, 220-2¢ " ANTED—By two young men, board and room centrally located: accommodations ust be first-class; Dest of ref Addvess 80, Boe Otico, obit 00X and board, § per week; bestlo® R cation, 1814 Ufl\'nln";)rt Y r‘s:umr Bonrd and room 074 PERSONAL. PPERSONAL_IS you have any property for sulo list it with Geo. P, Bewmls, 16th and Douglus. 129 R, E. D, ARKNOLD, Oculist and Aurist, ve- moved to 1614 Douslas street. 873’ REAL ESTAT: $ ) 820 acre_fmproved farms within 12 miles of Omuha; §25 per uere; these aro Dagalis.” Gibaou & Avclitr, room 3 Withel ARSHALL & LOBECK, real estute, bave a tlie listof improved and unimproved Jots in Omahn; acres near tho city and hundreds of tho nds of acres of land f0r sale; ©o) mdenco solicited. Murshall & Lobeck, 1300 uin street. Oflice open il 9 p. m. 64 T STOVE REPAIRS. 1K W, C. Motzoer Stove Repair Co., 111 South i Dodye and Douslas. Wik 5t betwe @ MISCELLANEOUS. T, OFLOE.—~Thig is 10 cortiiy that tho dobis of tho Cantield Mf; ho saind s o i RO fty doliars. ont. 5 n ehlesing or GO, 181k A Lebven oith. 23t BDER your tlour aid feod by Teley IL Neal & Conrud, 1415 Do ¢ si. ADIES s of good domestio betp can [ supp) y caliing ca the Omaba Bm- ment Oice, hoad oL 0.0 e e ' Morrison proprictor, [ FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS. B SALE—0 theroughbicd Jersey froal 3. D Hawscom, 3 saile: vouthy s cows. of an SALE-Woodworking machi 68 new. 148 Davenport st. e OR RENT~Parlor, with board: address B. 88 Bee oficy B10-5¢ Glmll family horse for salo; oight years old. Apply at 1413 Dodgo st. 260 OR SALE—~Tot in_Hanscom Place, cast front. Tnquire 002 8, 18th st. 20413 7 OR SALE—%and and gravel. FrapkJ; Kus: _par, 1452 outh 1ith st : N YOR SALE—5 paire Honloy Rink Skates, in #00d condition: Alo ot of tools And rephirs cheap for cash. W. F. Paine, Sidney, Neb, 18420k Fflu wenther etrips, storm sash and doof to ¥, D, Mead 209 8. 16th st. 208 PRIy At once 2307 Dodge St A —(G00d girl for general housework AL2002 Farnam stecet. Corner 20th, $18-3% iv.w TED—Girl for genoral hnu-o-urk. n. quire at K218, Mth st 282 WWane DA girl tor general housework: none but competent help need apply. 1n: quire at 2444 Chiicazo st. N. J. Edholm. 13 VW ANTED--A first cles Qining room wirl and a lanndress ut City Hotel, FIRST-CLASS drossmuker will mako on. gagements in familics. Inquire at 1416 Hownrd. 308-2% \ FANTED-First-clnss waist hands immedi- atoly. Mrs, Wallnce, cor. 16th and Davon. port. Llaid ANTED-2 good waitors And ono_woman 1o do genernl work at Norris' restaurant, 161 Street, near Dodge. 528 “r,\:-rrn—fim o pply German Employment Agone; 12th st ek e “7,\\'”[)-\".-;:- girl. Mrs 2430 Seward St ANTED—A first-class dining room girl at Ar(‘ml(‘ Hotel. 20 WWANTED-A chambermaid—n_good, sm Jroman wio ‘tndurstands tho Diisin thoroughiy: wagos 84 per weok: apply bety 0 Toouirs o1 1t 3. 015 Doweins Br. 180 \ TANTED—A capnblo servant girl for gon- cral housework, Apply at 716 N. ‘ ANTED—Good girls for goncral houses WO Toom 4 Bushman Block, 16th and Douglus. 450 WANTED—C quire at 10 rman mrls, € por week, 418 H.H. Mmlmfl. priets vl for gencral housewo South 1ith st. “ ANTED—Girls for sxunnrnl #00d places nnd good Wages; p treo. “Call N 110 1ith st., Nebraska Bmploy ment Agency, Crounce Block. WANTED—MALE HELP. \\’:,‘.,.'.T\ i ‘ JANTED—A good oqm proper hubits,for my er one who sponks Germa wold, head of St. Mary ’“ ANTED—Relj cuting oils. B, I ery department, proforred. L. G, F venue. esmen o soll hibri- Dicterichs, C) va.,q- 4,0 AT ANTED—Agonts to sell goods on time pay- ments, 11 16th st. VW ANTED-A first-cluss_salosman to ropre- sentn woll established house to the deus trade, either exclusively or_in conneetion_ witih some ‘other ine. - Address P, 0. Box 1485, N. V. ity VW ARTED-Euougctic men in oy ory town in Neoraskn to sell the Boss clothes racks, Agents ure mnking from £5 to $5 per day. For particulurs, euil on or udiress P. O Hox 737, iincoln. C. . WHITMAN, \fv,\sn:n- cigar makers, hard worker none but first-class workien n Address Geo. B, Godtrey, Fremont, N ‘ TANTED—Toums nnd to lot 45 milos railrond t0sub contractors in sections of one-half to five miles. Freo transportation, —Teams bought or will lend money on outfits wishing to . Strang & Newcomb, contra 024 an strect, Kansas City, Mo., or Arcade Omaha. D—Men and womon {0 start a new business at their homes; can be done ovenings and learned in an hour; any person making less than 10c to bc an hour’ should send 10c ut once for n package of samples of goods, and 24 working samples (formulas) to commenc on. Address Albany Supply Co., Alba e SITUATIONS WANTED, \‘VANTI' SD—Situntion by a widow as hi)!l\ o keoper for widower of good reputat BEe oftice, Couneil Blulls, 316 “ D—By a gentleman well acquainted S e N position as manager, or with such prospect, in cithor business, Would prefer 1o estublish a business in anew town with railroad prospects. Would invest $1,000 by July 1st, Wish none but responsible correspondents, Address A M. L., Omahu Bee. 254-5* ‘v‘\ TED—Girls wishing for z00d places in private familios, hotels or bonrding hou- ses, lnundries, ete, can always find them by calling at the Omatln Employment Bureau, 110 Farnum St. 211 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WA\V’I‘FI)*A furnished house with 6 large rooms.Inquire 830 S, 21st St Fm,u H and German logsons, evenings, by un experienced teacher in eastern schools, to or in excliange for bogrd. Ad- T—Small brick house 5 rooms to be vacated about the 10th; only; small family nced npply ; 1313 Cass St. Inquire at 0, J Wilde's show case factory, nextdoor, — 317-4 :Fon R foy T 68, 215t gt. __116feb! JOR RENT—From Feb, 20, new house, l]\t- rooms, furnished; will sell the furnituro for §150. Stablo and carriage shed. Resson, de- parture. Address I 86, Bee Oftice, Ok RENT—Cottugo, in_ s block of Long School. NT—-room cottage, in Shinn's OR RENT—House of cor, 16th and Hicko) . Poterson & Co., Room Douglus, Sotid UHBLEE OR RENT—House of 6 rooms, pantr; closets, ete,, Phil Sheridan and Hull st S,.’fl per month, . 'I'. Poterson & Co., Room E. cor. 16th and hnllkhm Sts. Ok KENT—Store, 3 North h 16th st , 8 Cor 1oth and 261 ™ FJHOI NT—-room hou By OPPO- sito 24 Congregational cilurch, St Mary's ave. B.F. Ringer, 119 N, I5th st. ) ‘()Il RENT—Soven-room house, 15th Martha sts,, §15. A, P, Tukey, 14 Fu and lj‘l)ll RENT—Two elegant IlnIIM'H‘ 10 l'nmnl cich; water, gns and all modern conyen- sth o and Douglas sts.; cach $i0 per Bogus & Hill. bl 0K RENT—Two store rooms with nice dwelling rooms above &t Enewold’s new block, head of St Mary's ave. 17febl DO RENT-%5acro teuok farm, 2 good huuses. E. B, Kinger, 19 N Lth, 114 f[‘\cm RENT—Throeroom house, ith & »mmf ionce month, ‘(lll F/‘l An eAmlnln.llwl grocery husull'h in Omaha doing $5,00 business & mont od, §4,00, Also a stock of dr 4 Shisinoss in Omas: Capltat Gibson, Archer & Co., Room 3, DO RENT_House of rooms 2d_and Har ney St, Inquire of Mount & Gritlin 213 3 1ith Btree St [ B‘tll{ RENT—H G, Thompson, & W. rooms, § cor, 11th and Hurney. l‘llll RENT OB LK ! Howard st.; 10-acre house adjoining city; So-acre i iles w of Omahu; 6 business lots on S y's_ave. Apply 10 E. i, Conpman & Co., 1217 Hoiv 00m_ house on with 6-ro JO9R KENT Basement #nd bako oy Exck, 610 N, 10th st. ¥ OB RENT 3 TJPOR BENT—New hoaso at 1 rooms each. —Threo Liouses of J. Paipps Loe. Apply 8t Cunningtaum & Drenhan’ Dodge St NOR RENT—House belonging of Judge Chadwick, 809 Purk svenue. Connell. § h‘lhfl R 1‘"“ ALED A storg 'n)'u.u— with goo L Lugt strves. - Apply 10 Joan B gz, 3 FOR RENT-ROCMS. ISHED BOOM und board, prvate fam near 8 E corner. Plousaut wid Hurney ‘ Stvets. Xy Fofi WENT—Furnished rooms. 200 Dodge. 28146% RENT-2 unfurnished front rooms at 1512 Douglas st. Eai loc tion central. Inquire at Atkinson's Millin- ory and Hair Goods Emporiam, Crel Biock, 15th street, south of postofice. 1lIR lll-.N'I‘—l"tlrlllflth fronl parlor, window, brick, 008 N 17th &, 231 J{OR RENT—Large front room, modern fm- provements, Address P.O. box 308, 245 [{OT RENT—Furnistiod room. 105 N, 14(h. 15 (OR RENT—Furnished tront room 424 North 1ith Street. 100 {OR RENT--A finely furnished front room, Inquire at Hospo's, 1513 Douglns. e For mENT_ Newly furnished Inrgo room, Inrgzo closet, for one or two gentlemen; priv. ate house: pleasant home: near business, 1615 Capitol ave. 165fehas QOR RN forly furnished front No. 7l N.1ith 191feb2 small room, $3: 1 largo room, por month, nowly furnished, at 6713 N 130fel ator uire 105 Tnquire nauirg JOR RENT— £l Tith st NOR RENT_Housc with | and gns. No. ¥4 North 23d street. ur F. D. Cooper, 411 14th st., City. OR RENT—Furnished room. store, 10th and Douglis. o1 RE: 'I‘—-()mon and desk room. | Block, enst P. 0. 1 1 ENT—Largo furn with closet, also back room. nin st TOR -u.l—uomu—-x.orl. Frenzer ORSALE—By Rice & Moore, 129 Farnam St.—Bargnins in improved property s1me here With d-room’ house, Brooklinie add. Lot 45x110 with 3-room house, Hickory Placo, spocial burgain, $1.100, “T-room house with ali mod Hanscom Plieo, on Park uv Lot 12, with #1300, Tot 603157, Kountze's dth add., together with 4-room house. big burgin at $2,650, Business corner on 18th and Capitol_avenue, property rents for $7o per month, only §5,% House nnd lot, Reed’s 1st add., if taken this week, will be solil at o bargain, Hotse and lot, Kountze & Ruth's front, well improved, cash, £3,40. room new hou 2 4l modern improve- nts, lot 66x110, Smith's add., $1,000. lots, tove:her ‘with 3 new houscs, E, V. Simith’s ndd., 5,00, Lot 2140, cust front, together with 2 houses, 5 and 6 vooms each, on 18th st., near Nicholas st., £5,000. n improvements, 1o, $4.000, block §, together with house and barn, other improvements, Hanscom Pince, add,, east Rogers' adp., with 6-room house, 15x166, Parker's add. ju her with new f-room louse, with cellar and closets, cistern, fine woll of water, 2-story barn, shade trees and lawn, extra bargain, £1.500, Lot 66x100, 17th and Clark ste, V\'Hh threo 08, §0,000, improved property on Charles at. l'lu‘l\]l u( ¥3,500. Rice & Moore, 1222 Farnam st. . Capitol Hill A, all MOGOEN IMPrOYOMONIa, s $ 5,250 No, l1i—Houso and business lof, lllulx(- .. 10,008 street. 1,500 off Spundors st., No. 117-={-ro0m houso ‘and Tar Lowe's dd., casy torms ... 5 Nog 1212 lots, lurgo. house, Hanscon 124, on with house, good well, atc., dirt cheap. No. 200—Larso lot west of Park ave . No. #15—Lot on Park ave., fronting No. 231—1 lots on Snunders st., each Lofs on Cum Lots in Hanse Also hundreds of other bargaing, in ail ;-mlsnr the city, on easy torms, Call upon_us bef buying. ' Lovgren & Wide Room 10, Block. OR SALE—Paulsen & Co., 1513 ¥ 20 neros on Military Road, opposite John Sheyley, with oot new lario house, well, cis- tern, stables, ete., all fenced, £11,60. This is an A N0.1 chunce for parties wishing to muke monoy. 10 ncres adjoining Fort Omaha_ to the north, £3,500. Splendid ground for subdividing. 10 neres 1 mile west of Stock Yards, £15 per ae 30 ucres, 5 miles from postofiice, nt $125 por acre. Can'be subdivided, Do not fail to inves- tigate, 240 acres, 7 miles from postoflice, well im- proved, purtly good timber land, at $30 per cre. A burgain, o furm, well improved, only 4 miles N, W. of ¥lox ) ut $55 per nere. s from P. 0., highly improved A rare chinee. 0 nere farm, 1 nule S, . of Gilmore Station. with splendid buildings, being mostly bottom lund, well adapted for stock farm, $18000, Spiendid lot near Leavenworth, in W. A. Red- $600; and 2 lots in sume addition at $1,100; corner ot in wme addition, $250. A few splendid lots left in Pauléen’s addition, onstreet car line, on Lake street. 210ts in Polhan add, at £00 onch. Alurge two story hew house on §th near Dodzze; can be rented for §65 per month.; $400 cash; balance on weekly paymonts. Splondid euch, 44 fect on S 10th St., near Howard, with three housos renting for §125 per month: 12,00, Lot 453155, Wilcox add, with houso 1626, & haif cash, bidance in monthly payments 17th and Clark, 6ax132, e mt, with Wo 4 room Houses, leaving 44%60 It, S0, Taulsen & Co. 1513 Furgam 28] ]j\ou SALE—Ry Stockdale & Buncher, 1511 5 Iln e St.—Clioice unimproved property in all dive V. Smith's nddition I’xuhm:l [ Sherman avenie. Kirkwood addition. ... Walnut Hill addition. Polbaun Plico. - o w.;.:“\uursmmu.nmu e aeLdainl Clark Placo. $50)'t0 -m Rowory Hill, Park Pluce. 100 Cheap lots on monthly payments, Okuhoma addition. Housos and lotsin all parts of tho city at prices and on_terms which are bound to meet your ideas. 1511 Dodge st., Arlington Block, Rooms B and'0, Stockdulo & Hunches 653 OR su.lqr' \H’ ftm( on N cor, 23 and Farnam sts., with two fine hou rent- ing for 1500 por wnnum, $15000, casy terms. arshall & Lobeck, 1506 F: -3 TOR SALE Water, splendidly imp plow. Will trade for Om lJl"l n, over Ist Nat, llmlk OR SALE—Two lots n_Pelham block from etreet car track, Inquire 21 1th street. OR SALE—S? feet front on Cas 16th. hrroom house, well, ¢ £2,500. W. H. Green, over 15t National Bank. Weoping s unider Finoo, ano O SALE-% lota t5x140,2 houses, T rooms, each noar 15th, §3,600, Lo 6ux150, house 7 rdoms, near 15th, s,».u\ 0. Lot 66x132, house § rooms, 1 Lot 66x152, house 8 rooms, ¢ Lot 40x15), house 7 rooms, Avmst 3,70, Soveral houses and lots, lmprovement Asso- ciation, at IIIH(lIlInL Lot G0x152, house 7 rooms, Harney st., £4,000. Zlots, Harhey st., near 25th, §2,85). Dosirable propoity near high school at bar- gns. ., $1,000 to 2,100, Lots in Marsh's tion of ¢ity aud suburban property Lots in Hawthor A fine se wiways on hund, it E. F. Ringer, 119 N. 15th 8t, 10N wili convineo Nowport is the nearest wnd b st acro 5300 4 lot; interest at 8 per « and bo conyinced This is 1o buy aere lots, spring price will be _ Ames, 1907 Farndm. ol you that tional Bink. IOR SALE—Ry Pottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st., 110t 1 Wost Ead and at $500, 2 lofs in Shinn's 3d add at $72 eich, A few choice lots in Marsh's at §1,500 each, Lot 66x154 on 15th, 3 blocks Lrom pavewment, only §14K, Fine acre in Gelse's add, $1600, 2of the choapest lots i’ Plaiuview, ouly #4350 cacl il *i 25 per acre for & choice goction of land in Centrul Cheyenne county. §1.55 per ucre, cash balance § yea percent interest; o flne chanee ol iny W, K. Pain Nebraska. N 'I'llll'l ~-Nearest, ln~t acre lots, over level rord. Tije nearost uoie lots ever Bold in this market. Price, 500 per {ot: on easy torms; § percont intopest. Thosolots will doublo i valle i next L2 moaths .- Awes, 1607 Farna. it tme, b stment, DOB Choico Hurgaing in real estat, cal at the office of the Omabay Keal Estate &' Loan Co., rooms 22 und 23 Withuell Guilding Omuha. 165 NOR SALE Houso nud full lot on muu- Port, ot 24 and 24th, §5,000. W, o0, over ist National Bunk. TOOR SALE—Afow ehotco lots in_ [owe'e ad- dition from 175 tq #5%, Al house and Jot 050, on enasy terms. tter & Cobb, 1515 Fa T fed R SALE—A m.f ('un <t bust Canning- “Tot o ness part of ( reot, §5,50. ham & Brennan, *l.noo will buy’ ..nnx.n'ml Iot on South 19th street. Ounningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. OR SALE~Cheap Iots n_Patrick's addition; street car ruming, Cunningham & Bren nan. Tg'ou SALE_T4fs in Sweezy's nddition on Californin_and Cpes stroots, $2,000 cach, Cunningham & Btenign. 250 will buy W/1ot ' Canningham & Rren: nan's addition; $20 cash; balance on monthly payments, QEE Washington Hill bofore all the nere lots A are sold: 45 lofs sold inthree weeks. Cun- ingham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. ‘ T ITAVE two real burgains in_houscs and lots near centor of the city. Call for par- ticulurs. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodie, OR FALE-Lots in mm & Bron. nan's addition, &4 cush, balanco monthly payments. ASHINGTON HILL is the cheapest nero property. A | hmrm ina house and lot wood locality. Cuupinghinm & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. {OR SALE_Somo cheap lots in Hanscom Place. This is the time to buy here. Cun- ningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge OR SALE-Two houses and lot, rents for £5) 0 month; price, £,000; first-ciass loc now houses. Cunniighum & Breanan, Dodge, ¥ YOU HAVE proport I Cunninglin '?lutmm?n. 1511 D 0T SALE_Some good lots in Hawthorne, Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodo. 'lp'on SALE— "on NORH froom house and fot on North 22d strect, only $3,600. Cunningham & Bren- nan, 1511 lnnlm. “ [0 0 very pretty cottawe and two ot for salo near entor of the oity £5,500 forall, Sco this if you want a charming home aswellns agood iivestment, Cunningham & Brennan, 1611 Dodgo. {OR SALE—Or will trade for a farm, a houso and lot on South 2th street. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge, . ORSALE—( ¢ housa nnd lot Brennan, 1511 Dode. th st honp. ot, near Center Cunningham & OR SALE—Rarenins in ol parts of the city. Houses and lots, unimproved lots, busine Hln'n'rl Call and 1"(l||lll||l' our list. Cunning- am & Brennan, 1511 Dodg 24030 OR SALE—Ry Rice & Moore, 1222 Farnam st. Hunscom Place lots— Beautiiul 1ot on Georgia ave., Hanscom Placo. R G 2418 on Virginia ave,, cich. l('uvnm Virginin ave 1 1ot Pail She: 3 Corner, 100x10), Virgi inave,, n||1y 3 lots with co Virginimm ave., one 4330 nddi- Wit lots in bioci 5, one burieh, ai Now, if you desirew 16t in_this Bon ‘Ton tion, ut a bavgain, we can fill the bill this certain.~ Rice & Moor Farnam st. DORSALE—3 lots in Marion Place, $600 W. L. Green, over fst Nationul lniik. JOR SALE—160 acres hoautitul lund, 4 m from center of Hans only' § por ncre. Can bo subdjvic ot inside 00 duys at $125 poc Beros, Cochran Bros. & Co., 1509 Farnam st W30 e Ifloll SALE—A féw good Inlv in Hillside N one on Davenport fud Chicawo sts., chicaj & Cobb, 15! at 8750 to §950 each. Potter nam st. 5 ol Far- ]‘\un SALE—A ‘fumber of fine lots in Fair- mount Place; will gell for smull cash puy- ment, balance mon€hly L W. H. Grocn, ove National | Bunk. F9R SALE_Copn g1 Parnam. two blocks from court house, §£,700. Grabam, Creigh- ton Block. i B e i VEDERE—Adjoiging the barracks on @ north, bus the adyantage on nice level driveway, beiwtiul loeation, fine views, and vorythily elso (bt moad 10 miirke up & splenaid plu ¢y resid ae Belvodere, It is cheap property, ngrm“m C. B, Muyne, 8. W.cor_15th und ¥aragn. TOR SALE—At'S burgafn, Fine busincss property on . 13th, Kx150 ft. This can bo bought for £2,000 I than actual value if takon atonce. If youwant an investment look at this. Cochran Bro's & Co., 1508 Farnam St. 815 QJOR SALE—§10,000 10 per cent dividend paying stock. Gibson & Archer, Room 8, Withnell Block, DATRICK'S addition on Saundors six the cheapest property in that part of cars run_through this nddition. Schools aro convenient, business reaches it on two sides—for conveniénce and_desirable local- ity Patrick's addition has many l\ll\'ulullm“‘. Call and inyestignte. Lots only $100 to $00) cuch. C. E. Mayne ugent, S. W. cor. 15th and l ‘arnam, R [OR SALE—Larze house and 3 nicely clovi ted lots in Shinn's 2d add, §6,200. Also fine 8-roomed house on Clark streot, nicely clevated lot, #5,00.* Gibson & Archer, ftoom 3, Withueil ock. cit JTOR SALE~I have for sale at burgains five or six ol the finest stock farms in the stat Tunning from 50 10 51 weres. onch—improve it running wator and fronting o o W H. over is 1‘\0]1‘. LE—Choice southwest from court house, 114 miles fr Junction of U. P. Ky. und Be Line, and 1 mile Trom Stock Yirds, - Lies well; ail under cultiva- tion. Can bo bought for $175 and $200 if sold soon. Cheapest property in \Ik‘hllly. Pottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. NI SALE—By Rice & Moore, 1222 Fa We have lots in Plainview add., Ambler Placo udd.. Park Pa Lowe's 15t udd., Shinn's 3d ada., Hans L West Cumi: ing alc n sell at special barguins and on casy torms, We can show you something extra in inside property at pricis so cheup wo dare not tellof it. Rico & Moore, 1222 Farnam st. #14 MORSALE—160-acro farm, well improyed— house, burns, granuvied, wind-mills, fino rove and'orchurd, 75 seres under plow.” Will trado for Omaha Property, ussume mortgzo and puy bulance cash, - W, 'H- Green, over 1st Nat. Bank. 141 REENWOOD—Boeautitul ncre and hal Wl iots, fine location, 3/ miles from fow moments walk from Hunscom Par $400. Half ucres $225, 10_porcent cash, balunco monthly puyments. C, E. Mayne, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnum, i) Fommu:—,{ two story, 22x3), framo build iny, Buitablo for n_SLO0, noar L0t wnd Fac - namSt. Applyat this ollico. 97 aer OR SALE—$0-ncre farm, wel improved, 615 miles from Omaha, rents for £2.5) por nir 80 povacre, W, H. Gréon, over 15t Nut. i 40 ELVEDERE— will muke you 10t at $200 to $330. Bach 1o 10 por_cont profit bo- foro noxt Now ‘sduy, C. E. Mayne, solo agent, 8. W. cor, 1sth und Fai 569 TR0 SALE-A genorul morehundiso businoss in a rupidly growing town not far from Lin- coln. Best trido and location in town. A splo did opportunity for u party wishing ‘8 good opening, und having from seven to ten thousan dollurs it cast, Will sell for cash only,or p cash, bulunce resl estate in Omahba. Mun.lmul uuuumw,, i TOR SALE— o Yot Tor $am ol Omuhu, $50 per acres W Nat. Dink. JOR SALE—Lurge llt small stock ranches ith or withoutsfocle For Sulo—i lots in & Hill, $43) each. ¥or bnm-—lmlnhmlml panking business in Nebraska, county ot bson & Archer, room 4, Withell Block, ¥or Exchungo-Nebraska farms for Omaha properiy; aso lands'to exchange tor stocks of BOOdS. Wanted—3 busin blocks of uwmllwui]“ For Excluno—16 gerg jmproved furm, M- son count Tk hovke and ot in Oitali. For sale ro Keet 4 miles of postoliice housc cost ELA cushGibsons. Room m, well ucro, 64 H. Gre I for cash within 4 inell LK Larn, JP9B SALE—An elogunt hous for 180 £t south £ront corner iot, house ren §25 por month, §3,500. W, H. Greeu, oy Nutionul Bank, 1 \ J EST 8IDE—Stationon Leavenworth str will be the Junction of the Mo. Puc. felt Line. Lots purchased there now will re- 1 i hundsomo profit to the huyer in g very £hort tiu 1} \{ MeCandlish and C, B, May sole agen! JOR SALE—House and full lot on 8. 15ih st., 2,0, W. H, Green, over lst Nutionul sk, JOR SALE— iy Rice & Moor Bargains in aere property : 5 acres in Bontield, §1 20, 5 nores i Bontield, 51 Sacres in Bonfleld, ) 1nere Bark 22 Farnam st* s i, 300, s | & Lobock's add., §360, Ziacre trac. nesr Syn cate Hill) 100 per acro Brookline addition, §60). ttle's subdivision, $& per a Eadoos & Tayiors add,, $1,00. 2P Furnaw. itice pit) ducres M & Moore, AND SEEKE] ATTENTION~For full par ra about free and cheap lands in Western Nebraska address Thos, C. Patterson, Renl Estate Agent, North Platte Neb. 358 OR SALE--By C. E. Ml)‘mfi #6—Full lot, emall house, Wilcox add., §750, B10=Full fot on Leavenworth st., new house, All modern conveniences, §8,500, 888—Lot on Farnam st, noar 25th s Foons, all modern improvements 830=Two 16ts, two houses, 2ith ne 500, B21—Lot X154, South 20th st, good house, $1,850. Monthly paymonts, 0Lt INKE, fronting two stroct tago facing Hascom Park, $4,800. 810—Handsome lot, nice cottago i rooms, Geor- it ave,, £3.000, Sld—Lot tox i, d6th and Hurney, liouse T rooms 10 ‘hree acres, good house, enworth st., $250, 200—Full lot, tw0 cottages, —Houso 7 rooms, east front, tion, Hanscom Place, 3,500, 24—Elogant residence 10 rooms, two lot location, every possible conveni house ¢ 7500, Howard, nico cot- O fruit, ote., Leav- Shinn's ndd. , §2.95), beautiful toen- fine noe, 811 105—Carner lot, nice cottage 6 rooms, one block off Saunders st., £3,000. 108—~Handsomest cottago fn Omahn, 6 rooms, beantiful lot, Georgin ave., §3,500. !..»—;x“l'(:l:fxlm Louse 4 rooms, South 13th 100—-Good hono 8 rooms, full lot, Hickory and Toth, &1700; vory chioap. O E. Mayne, 8. ‘or, 16th and Faroam. 553 OR SALE—No, 101— Nouso of 10 rooms. .. 2 lots, GOXISS, ench fronting on 3 Streots, house of 7 rooms, barn, ete No, 210—Full lot, Virginia avo., Hinseon Plaoe, §-room houso . No. 4083 full lots, Hanscom Place, with 2 houscs, 4 and 11 rooms each, fruit trees, el el No. 8102 full lots, hovise of throe roor and Inrge summerkitchen, fine looality No. 107—Full lof, Prospoct Pluce, 5-room cottage, finelocality, monthly payments No. 108—Small lot and 5-room house, 17th, _near Loavenworth, woll and cistern, ot¢ No. 109=Small lot and 5-room house, 1 _near Webster, & bargain, . 115—Fine fall eorner ot 0 rooms ench, Phil 8 block north of St. Mary's ave. No. 118—f-room house. full lot, No. 1232 full lots and 3 hou B'rooms each, with all moler ea, Shull's add,, Poppleton av fargo 1 houses, 1ith, noar avenworth, ot front, a hrenin. jl6—1ha finest cottago in the city with 8 rooms and all modern im- provements, full lot, Hunscom Place, easy torms 3 No. 2—Full room house No. 331 st ridan, one 5,000 Sy 3,060 Place, 3 5 1,200 nrn, all Call torte som_ hous v torms nis for $70, ice lot wnd west of Ligh school, ca 543, Large lot and 2 1 story cucl, Kountze & Kuth's ndd, 16l 8t . 315, Largolot and ¥ room brick houso fine now barn, sidewalks, evers thing . stylo, all now, thuna Marthn mmw\ ~‘H‘ o Tenth Strec Vaeant lots in all prts of the o exami bargains, T, T, T rcom 3, SE Cor. 151h and Douglas Sts, Call and frson & Co., 321 1507 Farnum St. Lots in Grove. luce ..8300 250 60 ) 650 500 30 650 40 Pluinview ... Clarendon ulow Place Newjort Cote Brill e, rnam. OR NAL and puyments. coln Neb. B\mc SALE—Ry room &, Cr 200 foct on S 200 st.ichonp Addross C. S, Chipmin, 11.» 511 Dexter f, Thomas & Br ighton bloci: arnam st.. $£,000 . cor. 17th und_Center, £2,000. DX 1 luna('um Place, $T0 9lots (0x157, on Humilton and Charles sts, $600 10 $50, § blocks west of convent. GOx 145, cor. Charles and Sth sts., §700. with ‘house and barn, ncar 20th and ELI0. Ve cheap; small payment; monthly. th and Charles, with house of 5 vooms, well, et $1, 210ts, Lowd's additicn, $6%0 and $650, 2lots, W, A. Redick's add., $1,200. Lot cor. #7th and Duvenport, $1,500. We think wil the above bargiing, torme. Dexter L. Thomas & bro. Creighton I Call for Room 8, OR SALE—TFinc cornor lot, east and south front, Hanscom Pace. W. 1. Graham, reighton Block. Bargains in real estate,call at the o of the Omaha Real Estate & Loan Co,, und 23, Withnell Building Omahu. 763 JOR Choil of rooms A Surprised Italia reeent New York special s Depolido i astounded to Jern an be hanged in America for o faithless wife. He understood that such a homicide was legally jnstifia- ble i this country, and his iistake is pretty sure to take him to the gallow: le 1s an Italian with the aspect of a Sicilian bandit, and he substituted a very small amount of Americanisms for his native characteristies during about a y of residence in the squalid Halian qual ter of Mulberry street. A woman noted in that neighborhood for beauty, {hough her loveliness required Italian eyes to sec it, was Gaetana di Stefano. She lived with a fellow countryn Jean Bucei, until he decided to bring hi own wife from Ttaly. It was amicably arranged months beforchand that she should be trans »d to Depolido when Mrs. Bueei arrived, and that was done with a regular wedding, to make her Mrs. Depolido. Eleven days ago she was deliberately shot to des hh\ Depolido because she had maintained an intimacy with Bucci, who was younger and com lier than her husband. “The murdere was arrested and, owing to the usual difliculty in_ getting testimony from Italians” against their comrades, all the witnesses have sinee been kept in the house of détenuon. They agreed that Depolido announced his determination to slay hi wife, and now it transpires that he thought he had legal adviee to do so. He beeame desperately jealous aad revengeful. T Tombs in closo to. his abodo, No. 05 Mul- berry street, Shyste uwyyers abound there, Hewent fo one of them, and in half-understanding English inquired if maritally-wronged husbands were pun- ishuble for taking the lives of their rival He had his ragpicking bag on his back and was an outre object. His inquiry was treated jocosely, and the remark was made: *“No, w don't hang husbands who kil their wives' lovers,” Depolido took that seriously. He had previously betieved that he had a vight under our laws to punish his faithless spouse with death. He told her 8o as a warning, but she derided him and went to keep an assignation with Bueci. Her slaughter ensued. Depolido rested casily in prison under his delusion until his counsel undeceived hin HUMPHREYS’ Manual of all Diseases, By P, HUAPHREYS, . D BIGHLY BOUND TN CLOTH and GOLD Mailed Free. A Andres that OF PRINCIPALNOZ. _CURES. evers, m..m{‘«n, lnlhummfln&l iciich i'.\:dflu, Veriizo. Am)-nln vy Profuse Perie ,u h, Difficalt Breathine.. "."." "“".‘"::"'r,:w.;::.-:u a'-’","-'!'. Ay, G, Malala’ || , 1l locding atatrh i uffuenza, €0 o ‘.I-'n"-‘;'-';lnfl-nu Pl “:’5-}'- ety , Welting Bed. iuary, Wealingia Ve HERAL folont Coughs. yeical Weaknoid et ot a n prive S S o el il TRADE FACTS AND FIGURES. The Market Plugged With More Wheat Than It Could Stand, THE PRICE TENDED DOWNWARD. A Remarkable Increase in Provision Stocks on Hand Gives the Pit Strength—Bayers Indiffer- entin Oattle Teading. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CiicAco, Feb, 2,—[Special Telegram, ] WheAT=Wheat was heavy to-day and the price tended downward. The visible supply decrease was not 500,000 bushels greater than the estimates, and the bears felt encouraged to sell early for that reason. Cables were quiet and export inquiry was very slack, nevertheless the stalwart bull commission houses were on hand with a faiv number of buying orders. The market held reasonably firm, but the crowd was in a selling mood and plugged the market with more wheat than it could stand, the brokers doing the heaviest selling. The impression gained ground that the big professjonals, who have been in the background fora few days wateh- ng the market to see how it would be held without them, had taken hold once more, and that they were on top for a down turn. No special effort was made to create this im- pression, but the idea found lodgement in the breasts of many of the observers of the it Mivon Grarys—Corn was very quiet and disposed to weakness on account, prineipally, of the inerease in the visible supply. Oats experienced no change whatever in price, fluctuations being nil, Provisions—The statement of local stocks of provisions published this morning was gratifying to the bulls in that product. It showed an increase of 15,000,000 pounds over stocks one month ago, and 45,000,000 pounds over stocks one year azo, when pork was §1 per barrel higher and lard correspondingly above the present quotations, ‘I'he exhibit was not a surprise to either party, but it was as favorable as the bulls could hope for, and stocks were less formidable than the bears had anticipated. The market was according- ly fivm and prices higher, A good deal of peculative activity was displayed in the pit and an unusually large outside business was reported. A NooN BoArp—Wheat opened 'Je higher on the afternoon board, eased off a tritle, and closed the same as at 1 o'clock. Provisions advanced sharply, May pork closing 20c higher than yesterday, and lard “lge higher. 5 . m.—Puts on May wheat, 8515 silge. ; calls, CHICAGO LIVE CmieAGo, Teb, 2.—[Special Telegram,|— Carrri—The market this morning was in a peculiar condition. Fresh receipts were mod- erate, and sellers rather expeetea that buyers would be eager for all the useful eattle. Iligher prices’ were asked, but the buyers were disposed to move rather slowly, They were selecting only a few of the elioice offer- ingsof light and hoavy, and were inclined to negleet common, lean and rough lots. ‘Fue: is always an “off day” for eastern ship- pers, and consequently they were holding back. Dressed beef men were not willing to pay the brices asked, as they felt confident that the exeiting telegrams sent out about yesterday's ot being higher would yicld aharvest of cattle later in the week, The New York market, though active and stronzer carly on Monday, closed w and some cattle went over unsold. quality of caftle offered to-day not very good. Some eatlle sold on export ascount at $5.10@525 Dressed beet men bought their cattle largely at about $1.00. Values were very uneven, some dealers quoting the 1 aull and others higher, but on the whole there was no very material advanee in prices to-day as comparea with yesterday. Shipping steers, 1350 1o 1500 pounds, $4,00@5.50; 1200 to 133 pounds, §3.750@4.35; 950 to 1200 pounds, $3.500 4. Hos—The market continues active, and 50 continucs to steadily advance on prime heavy hozs that are growing searce from day to day, the same being 20c higher than ind 5@10c higher than yesterday, 8 t $4.40@4.50 for the best, and $4.10@4.50 for prime packing sorts, and 35.00.04.05 for rough and eommon. Packing and shipping. 250 to 430 pounds, £4.10@4,50, F NCIA L. New York, Feb, 2—Moxpy—On call 14@3 per cent, closing strong at 3 per cent. Prive MERCANTILE A FOREIGN EXCHANGE firm at $4.87 tor sixty days, demanu, GovensyuNTs—Dull but steady to-day. Stocks—Coul stocks have had a genuine boom Lo- Lackawanna opened 4 pe cent lower at ‘1215, the lowest price at which ivsold. During the hvln*uulm it rose steadil 1o 12617, and elase nof 3 per een With Taw. excaptions. the zeneral .h.mhm than those stos alreq mentioned, s fracvionally low i mon, however, per cent, STOCKS ON WALL STREET. 8?mut bonds... 100°7 C. & N. W U. 5, 1 STOCK. The was APER—4@5 per eent, BiLrs—Quiet hut and $4.50 for Orczon T Pacitie Mai P, D, &K, D C ‘ltm 1eaiia) St L & preferred, . M. &St P pr proferred. llllnuh( ‘entral.. St P, &0, ... LB & W, preferrea., Kansas &' I lic. . ashore. ., ity Union Paciic Ly Wo, Bt L & 12, proferred. 10 |westorn Union, 0, & N " D, L, D, &R, (: Niata Mo, [ Northern Pac. . vreterred. .. Mich, Coniral. . PRODUC Feb, Wheat—Receipts, none; spot steady; options Tower, later advanced @i osing steady with a re- Ge; uneraded red, BO@2c; ¢ i elevator; Mareh elosing at New York, 1,003 export opmed tge declined” I (@ e, cov of liw No. 4 red, 9] [oyeet Corn ot fairly active and L@ fe hetters spts, 10,0005 exports, SLub0: ungraded, 1700 40! A No, 2, 497, @3¢ in elevator: Mareh elosing at 4ie. Oats—'gwige lower, and dull; 0,000; exports, 503 mixed western, white, S0dc4bge, Petroleum—United firm at 83'4c, fegs—Eivm and in better demand; ‘“l."" 0 packages; western, 22 @22 je., Pork=Steady with' but modérate deinand; mess, $10.50@11.00, Lard—=Two or thre steam spot, quoted at $0.47(wh. 45, Cheese—Quiet ige, Buiter Unchane ane e, Chicago, | 2 —Rlour—Quiet and un- changed s winter Wheat lour,$4.40 ¢ 4.5 south- ern, | $LOO@AOS; Wisconsin, 4.00a01.75; Michigan soit spring wat, §51064,00; \1m~ nesota bakers', 5.000h00! patents, 3465 005 Tye fowr, S880RG60 in burrels, $5.10 @340 'In sacks? buckw heat floar, 54.00.04,50 per barrel: 82,00 per ewt. i saeks: Wheat—Quict, and weakes bat clined e, decreased e, rallied about %e lowpr than yesierd e for cash: Swie Jor Kol 20ise for Mawch; Sosgwsase (o May Corn—Quiet but steads s @ cash @ ii{e Jor Februar Mareh; e for May, Oats—yery dull, aud easy. not muterially re- points higher; western SiAo@idiig; March, finng Hat, but western ern, 12603%; Klgin er Februar Rye Dull at 6o, Timoihy—Prime, §1. changed; 2 @e for cash; 2§’ 284¢ for Marel J Flaxseed--Quiet; No. 1, Whisk y--81.16. Pork—Tirmer but i higher, advanced 5@t again to medium fizur: Qll‘.l) for cash; S11. 1 1L @11.25 for for May rd=Steady and for eash_and Febru \-""‘ ¢ mr 85, $1.12e. rregular, opened 100 o, receded 100, ralliea s, and closed Stoady ; 11,221 for Febr March; $1140@11.42}5 unchanged: $ ey S6.17 reht $6.2315@6.50 for May. Mea clear, 85,806,851 Buiter (o extra creamer; Cheese—Firm flats, 9l @104e 21 (@ full you Shoulders, 83, short ribs, 85,7 Stow demand for extr good, good 1o, eddars and Americas, 104, @ Moy dairy, aream ng 1t skims, choiee, dte, iifios—1 nehingod: b‘ll'l'" Seiheavy green iadige; bull Kides, 9 l||\' fli 13@lde; call ] ~Unehanged No. Flour, bbls. ... Wheat, bu.. .. Corn, B, ... Oats.bu. ... Ry Barley, bu, St. Louis, irregular, ary and March, 931 nrn—l' cash, & Feb. \' Oats—Steady; No, 2 2%e: May, 81100 Hige 0. 2 red, cash, part cured, 8@s! salted, $3;¢; light Ao Leidry salted, 121500 iklll* 10@13¢ countryyde; cake, Reecints, Shipments, 10,000 16,000 118,000 55,000 4,000 50,000 ~\Wheat—Quiet but So g R e for Febru- | 0@ e, ower: No. 9 mixed, Wi%e; March, He mised, cash, omimal at St 00, Quiet; ereamer. Board—\Wheat Corn—Easy and a shy Oats—Quiet and unel Cincinnati, Ieb, 2 ved, Sibgi Corn On Rye—Firm Barley—F 3 _spring, Pork— Dull at 811 Whisky—Strong Milwaukee, Feb, 3 8le; February, 80%c. Corn—"Tanic Oats—Dull; N Rye—Stead No. ¢ No. 1 norther, Magch, Sies Apiil, S l“lll\ll’ Steady § S0, 80(04.00, Receipts—Wihent, 07,0 Shipuients—Wheat, bbls. Kansas Oity, 835c¢. Corn—Quiet: (‘1\\|\. 27%¢e bid, Mareh, 251e bid, * Oats \lvlllll!. Liverpool, I mand; new No. 2 winter and spring, dull. Flour—Poor demand, Corn—New mixed, ary, March and \pril. Tl)ll‘(l(), Fob, 2. 91 @ Corn- Oats—Nominal : cash. 2.—~Wheat ¢ May, Hle bid ade lower, hanged. Whe tirm: No. 8, mixed, 80! —Quiet} No. 2 wmixed, 818 G5, m and unchanged; extra No, —Firmer at 85, llnuu 1 10, A8y 3 cash, vk, cash and Wheat—Closed and Februar, Aprils M and 1055 Tpatents Db, 000" bus tlour, Feb. ash, ¢ askedy March, pies May, Sik@ 2740 nsked; askeds May, iy Sle ‘h Kk ~ Poor 1. —Whe: o (l - dull. 48 2d, steady: Febru- 45 115d, fivm. Wheat--Firm; cash ady: eash, 38t . H1e bid, LIVE § Chicago, repoits: Catile—Receipts, shipping steers, feede S2.50@ S100 .00 bulk, ogs—Reeeipts, 3 higher: rough and ing and shipping, 4.10: Skips, 3270 Shieep—Reccipts, 2250003 Texans, @, St Louis, 600; shipments for good shipping, $3. cows and heifers hS.! 20 0 Tedars, 106150 higher 4,000 ]lllll'nl«, liiglier Hogs—Receipts, actiy and _ blulOe butehers a |-I |..«x packing, S _Kansas © Jit ¥y, I shipments.nones s 3 exporiers, chioice shipping, Feb, ..—Jhl‘ Drovers' S8.50(0 10: strong and a sha mixed, 5,7 S4.10001. 5. 0001 L0004, TOCK. Journa- 0003 market stead stockers and 0. lo (@4,10: pack: 05 light,'$3.50@ strong; natives, i Tambs, $4.00 Feb. 2.—Cattle — Receipts, 2003 stronge: shipping cattle: 00503 Duicly aetive demand common to choic o1 sicers, 55 saio; Mockers 1 00004,25, closing strong; 20@4,40: mixed “Cattle—~Recoipts, tronger and n Shade 103 ‘Ulnm n to and 553 cows, S Hogzs—1e firmer; light ood t $3.50(03.95, oipts, 10¢ highe 6,000 hipments, 500 2 heavy, be higher; choice, $4.80@4.153 light' and mixed, OMAHA LIVE Sl()LK. Tuesda Wy Evening, Feb, 2, The market presented a more active ap- pearance ¢ vere cold we § ther were larger th day than at any thne since the set an during the past few days, in. The recoipts The packing houses have been short for so long o time everything that came hogs, Prices in the tle steady at yesterday's mand for corn-fed stee T rices, S0 1,55 Bulls & agi SH00: 1,200 10 1, ) 1o 1,600 Ibs, that they eagerly purchased in, both cattle and market were about quotations, The de- IS Wits £ood and & ) t gooa, stro i L1000 1200 1bs, 00 1Ds, at $4.50@H.00, There was more inquiry after butchers’ stock, but only ¢ ¥ ily. "I'here is the part of buye: wro quoted at S to tak not be classed as ;;um! ounk cows sell read- ided rel anything that can to choice, Choice good co: 55,205 common cows, $250@s,00, he hog market was strong and active, reached a higher within a year, Th daams Pens ‘were elea the close of the market, 102 ing 200 {0 400 at §3,80004.00, The sheep market is none changing hand 210 Ibs, are quoted ‘at 50 at $3.0008.5; averaging 500 to wint than at any e demand was stronis red some time befora Hogs averaging 170 wverng- quiet and there are Choico sheep weighe iz from 100 to 12 1bs are quoted nowinally 13,0003,50, RECE HIGHEST Showing the highest a on this market for h geven days and for th last mon iy Ve i Thursduy Friday PACK) A nber d by the ver 1208 AND LOWE A Towest prices paid s during the hast corresponding po “Januar; @80 0 @50 865" @h.00 hogs and the mar- of Dite CAITLE ond & Co Hay in o Il