Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1886, Page 2

2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1886. » -SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements under th's head 10 cents por I'ne for the first insertion. 7 oants for eash subsequent insertian and $1.5 a line per o ndvertisement taken for less than Bevenwords w'll bo connt> to the line; they mst run consecutively and mustbo paidin ad. wanoe. All advertisoments must be handed in before 2 o'clock p. m., and under no circum- stances will they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties ndvertising in those columns and hav- ing the answers addrossed m oare of Tiir: B will please ask for check to enable them to got their letters, as nonoe will be delivered excopt on proscntation of cneck. All angwers to adver- tisements ghould be enclosed in envelopes. TO LOAN-MONEY. 500,000 to loan on business and residence $ property in sums of $1,000 and upwards. Ames, 1507 Farnam st. L TMONEY TO LOAN on horses, wazons, fur. without removal, Terms Room 19, Tron Bank Build inir, i2th and Farnan.. Take elevator, 060-mhT* 150,000 to_loar on_city residence proberty D Geo. W. Day, 15% Farnam. W9 70 LOAN=Money inany amount, On nll clnssos of security. £hort time Jonns on real estats, Tong time loans on renl ostata. Money to Jonn on chattels. Money to loan on enllaterals, Money to Jonn on any good seonrity. Terma easy, time to suit. Apply at the Omnha Financ/al Bxchange, Tarker's buflding, 8W corner of Fifteenth and Farnam sts. upstairs 040 OR SALE—An almost new dolivery wagon, vsed only one month, will sell on_time, small cash payment. Inquire Room 20, Omaha National Bank. 106 for want V808 it expross wagon, Evory cow will be sold under n_guarantee. Qojint our yardson th and Burt sts, Penny ¢ Jester. OR SA the latte Holstesn bull, OR SALE—§ or 6 head of good work horses; also n ot of housohold furnituro, ote, An: heuser-Nusch_Nrowing Association, 9th and Capitol ave tin, Mmhis 7OR SALE—Or sale, 1 top buggy, bran now 1 phaoton top bugey and 1 platform spring wagon. Inquire at Hospe's Music 8 mhd Frosh cows and springors, 2 of Holstoin hoifors: aiso fine young 3 and Poppleton ave, 918-* OR wenthor strips, storm sash and doors, go to F. D. Mead 209'S. 16th st. W ‘WAN —Good girl for general housework 113 8 17th st. 170-5¢ V ANTED—Girl at Mrs. J. T. fleaty Plorce and Seward st. “Agply at onct. VWANTED—Button-hole makers. nan. WANTED—A Tnquire at o 15th and Farnam. WANRED-Good gitl for general hoysowork. 424 North 17th st. 1526 112 Far onoral housework. yne, 8. W. cor 1519 il for. ce of C. ONEY TO LOAN on improved and unim- proved city - proporty. Cunningham & frenhan, 1511 Dodge strect. %41 y TANTED—Good girl for Mre W. A. Stow, 8. Jamos sta. ONEY for everybody! You can borrow money on furniture, horses, ~Wagons, pianos, stock of all kinds, diamonds and fino watches on your own time. ' Payments receivod at any time, and interost roduced pro rata. roperty Jeft in your own possession. Terms w a8 the lowoet. Call and soo me. Businoss confidentinl. Nondvantago taken. W. R. Groft, Room 4, Withnell's New Building, Northeast cor ner 15th and Harney. E) ANTED—A girl about 16 or 18 years old to nurse. Apply 8. W. cor. 21st and Lenven- worth, 19 ANTED—A woman to do housework; must be competent and come well recommen dod. Good wages, B01 8. 20th. 1855 W)w'r D—An oxporionced millinery sales- lady. Address B % X, Boe office, with rofercnces. T[ONEY TO LOAN—O. ¥. Davis & Oo. _Real Estato and Loan agents, 160 Farnam St TMIGNEY 10 TOAN-On wood uritios. A Bt McGavock, room 7 Redick Block, lml“n‘urxmm ONEY_TO LOAN—On roal ostato and chat- tols. D, L Thomns. 045 TMONEY TO LOAN—_Tn aums of £200 and up- wards on first-clnss real estato security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St. 48 TMOREY LOANED atC. . Reod & Co'a. Loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons reonal property of all kinds and all other ar- icles of value, without removal. 310 S. 1ith, over Rincham's Commission store. All bus- iness striotly confidental. o BUSINESS CHANCES. [ IOR SALE—A big bargain—My stock ranch, consisting of 40 neres, well fmprovod, with ood house, barn and outbuildings, well fonced and runuing water on same, for_sale or ex- change for a stock of grocerica& No answers wishod unless thoy moan business. Addross N Crabtree, P. 0. Box 115, Genon, Nance Co., Neb. 150-10¢ RARE TANCE—T will offor for sale a well established harness shop in & ood live town of 50 inhabitants, on tho B. & M. R.F in a good farming community: no opposition satisfactory rensons for selling out, Address for six w Chas. Flickinger, Kirth, Lancas- ter Co., Neb, 15%apr3 TR BXCHANGE-_Stooks of goods of overy kind, for farms and Jand: also lonis to ox- chango for goods., It you want to_trade, no matter what it i§ you havo, writo, with full ‘de- goription, to C. B Mayne, real estate broker, Omaha, Neb. 168 TFAOR SALE_Totel furniture in a_wood live town of 6,000 inhabitants. Hotoel doing good 0od reason for selling. Address O 1581 2—Nice littlo cigar, tobacco and oanfoctionory ataro on a prominont stroct. Address C i, Beo Office. OR SALI NGE—$11,000 stock of clothing, . balance unincnmbered land: $7,500 stock of dry goods, 15 cash, balance unincnm- bered land: £0.000 '&tock of hata and ecaps, i cash, bulance unincumbered land; 84,000 stock of hnts and caps, 14 ensh, balanco unincumhered land. Archer, Albright’ & Avlesworth, 210 8, 15th st., opposite Boyd's opern house. OR SALE--Bukery and lunch stand in town of about 80 inhabit chanco for a good baker. Tnquire of Kovp, Dreibus & Co., 1108 Farna 87- OR SALE—Creamery will bo s0ld cheap, on ensy terms, (o anyone who will ru coming season. 0. M. Carter, Ashland, Ne) 818 VWWANTED—A gitl for general houscwork. 160) Farnam st. 130-5 TED—A ludy teachor to give privato in- structions in common branches of study. to & girl 13 years old who will como to tenclier;s home two Or three hours each duy. Addres Mig, J. W. Holmes, Lock Box 15, Omaha. 13$:3% Y ANTEDWot nurso girl with young baby, one willing to_come west. Address H. C! Henry, Valentine, Neb, 117:5* WANTED -Gyl forgenoral housowork. A ply av1216 Capitol ave, 115:8¢ A/ ANTED—Girl to do gonoral houscs Apply to Dr. Arnold, 523 North ith st VWANTED-A fArst-class dining nono other ncod apply; also i dishwnsher, Ocel¢ental Hotel. 110 VW ANTED—Woman cook at onco. 240 stroet. 982 A GENTS_tocal mud traveling oan make from £25 to $200 weekly. Address Imperial Fire Extinguisher Co., Stewart Building, Now York. B04-apri* W ANTED —Gond sccond girl for ho 106 South 11th st. owork. 076 WANIED-A gitl to do genoral houseworks a Gorman or Swede preferced. Apply to 1620 Douglas st. i FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. JOR RENT—_Store and bacoment in conter of 15th strect. JOR RENT. cottay streat, near St. Mary's avenue. Warren Switzler, Granite Blook. == OR RENT—Cor. #rd_and Burt, house, 0 rooms: all convonionces; $40. C. B Muynie, 8. W\ cor. 15th and Farnam. 104 OR RENT—A 1i.room houso: modern im- rovements; good location. Inquiro 2116 cafornin, o4 'OR RENT-Cottage No. 618 N, 17th, Inquire betwoen 12 and I p. m. ~$2250 per month. plensant, octagen, front, al- cove room, hot and cold water, gas, bith, heated with eteam, for one or two gentlomen. Torms reasonable. 211 8. 2d st. -6 OR RENT—Or Salo—A splendid highly im- proved farm of 4% nores, 3 miles wost of Omaha; 340 acres cultivated, firie grove, pasture, and hay land, running wator, wind mill, tanks, eto., 1wo housos, olegnnt Iarge barn, room for 100 e of cattfo and horsos; ensy torms. In- quire of Marahiall & Tebeck, 1500 Farnam st., Qmaha, or of Joseph A. Corinor, Plattamout, 00, ta bargain, fine B-0om h with modern conveniences full lot: on Haraey st., noar 3ith; $5,200. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st 050 F'oiu RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, 1613 Dodge. L ORRENT—Two very desirablo flats on Howard Stroet over 1015 with all modern im- provenients. A splendid looation to rent fur- nished rooms. Omaha Real Estate and Loan Co., Rooms 22 and 23 Withnell Block. 78 O® RENT—Gardon farm. 309 8.11th St [ORRENT—Now cottage, ¢ rooms, on 8. 10th- st. C.A. Baldwin. 92 P OR RENT—Throe room houso, th & Iaumd‘: 7 OR RENT—House of 8 rooms 2d_and Har nay St. Inquire of Mount & Griffin 213 S 14th Stroot. [ J{OR RENT—Threo houses of 10, 6 and 4 rooms each. J. Phipps Ro 54 FOR RENT—-ROOMS. TOTt RENT—2 nicely furnished rooms, 1023 Dodge. 161 OR RENT—Fuinished room. 1011 Dodge. 1540 ENT—A lnrgo_handsomely furnishod 150 ono small ol Inquire ut oflico Mayno, 1 Farnam. PORRENT—A furnished room with board for one or two gentlemen at 1512 Daven- Tort &t. o JOR RENT—Throc unturnished rooms with closets. Inquire 2012 Hurney st. 125 0% RENT—Unfurnished rooms. nam st. R R room $U. RENT—Good room and day board. Farnam stroot. o FOR RENT- Hundsomoly furnishod rooms, pleasantly situnted, with board: bath nct commodations. Apply at 1623 Capitol nye. TED—A first-cluss dining-room girl at t. {0 NTED—Go0d dining-room giils, 1 sccond cook for rostaurant, girls for 'first and socond work in private familics; places given freo. Omuba Employment Bureau, 1120 Iur- nam st, 800 VVANTED—Activo lndy agents to scll our combined waist and corset. For circular, nddress Jackson Corset Co., Hox Bis, Omaha, TH3mh19* W ANTED—Good girls for first and second work n privato families: good waes; places given Iroc.:call at Nobraska Employ: mont agoncy, 110 16ih streot, cor Capitol Aye. VWANTED—Atonce, nurse girl from 15 to 10 yoars old to take' care of child 1'4 yoars old; Germa red. 462 ntst. 687 WANT “girls goneral house- work. Room 4 Bushmun Block, 16th_and Douglas. 0 950 WANTED—MALRE HELP. ANTED—An exporionced retail dry goods salosman; a permavent position”to the vight purty, Address, giving experionce and references, C 45, Bee oflice. ) VV_A:«'TED_UW berat No. 412 8. WWANTED_To oxchango for stock of hard: ware and goncral merch o, 560 acres of fine Thayer Co., Neb., land: b lots in Gonon, Neb.. good store huilting (hest corner); good dweliing (st location) In Fssex, Tn., nlso &) neres 14 mile from town of Essex, Tn., 8oeded in blue grass. For further partioulars nddress John Linderholm Central City Nobraska. 658 TJPORSALE_A £2.50 stock of millinory zoods in splendid loeation. ~ A hiz bargain for somo one as a liboral dfsconnt will bo given. For fur- ther particulars address 1396, Boe Offi 62 REAL ESTATE. ANTED. To buy o ploce of land suitable or brickyard purposes. Call at Millard Hotel, H. H. Plorce. 05+ ¥ YOU have proporty Lt it with €, 1. Coawell & braska Nationnl Bank Buildin e, , IRoom 19, No- 11l build for mysolf this son- »sidenco upon Orshard Hill, bosides a de liousos for the Orchard Hill _Building Associntion. This insures n good start for Orcnard Hill. and to anyone who wishes 1o Diuild & houso Twill give extromely low pric and oasy torms, Seo this bonutiful addition b fore purchasing clsowhero. C. E. Mayne, S. W. *eor. 15th and Farnan 1ig-0 FREONAT—Sovornl ologant rosilenocs on upper Farnam St, bot. 2ird and 2ith St., that we have for salo. for a days and thit we - 3vill soll at a borgal ense oall &t once or te'enhione us and wo will call on you and if con- veniont tuke you to Investigato these propor- “ tles. E.T.Petorson & Co, o ~ STOVE REPAIRS, IE W, C. Motzner Stove Repair Co. 111Soath Wth 8t. hetween Dodge and Douglas. OST—fireward. 1 will pay 5 roward for Jthe rerurn of my Collio do asked. D.C. Kingman, 504 OST—A diamond bird oarring. Finder | will please loave at Edholm & nd got suitable reward. weon 25th and Plerce, 20th to St. Mary's ave., 1sth street to Falconer's, bar in with coil twist across the top. Loave ut ner's and receive roward, 9316 OTICE~The partnership horetofore exist- 1 |§ under the firm namo of J. Harris & Son his day dissolved by mutusl consent, J. Har- 8r,, continuing ti business at the old o, "Ounta, March 3, 1880, 3, Harris, Se.. 3. ards, Jr. 24 T ADIES inwant of good yiris can bo sup iplied by calling at the Omaha_Employment Bureau, 1120 Furnam 8t. Telophone No. l&i‘.“ RDER your flour and feed by Telophone 147, Neal & Conrnd, 1413 Dodge st~ 210 YV ANTED-Compoiont swesmen for dres £00ds ind white goods dopartments; must speuk both Englsh sad German and hive gocd city roforences; none others now apply. New York Dry Goods Store. 1756 "VANT D—Sub-contractors for afow miles of No.d sorapor worl: freo transporti: tion. 8. H. (filson, Metropolitan Hotel. 16 YV ANTED-To employ an exparienced (ruy- eling drug salesman for Nebraska; trade on Union Pacitle. Address, in confidenc Bee Oflice, ‘ TANTE light work, driving, cte. Farnam, A boy to take care Dr. VANTED—A boy about. 15 understands how to tako oy and cows. and make himseil use e ood refcrence, and bo a nice smart and willing hoy, strong and relinble; steady work. Inquire at Haholm & Erickson's 1 NTED—Buginess men with $100 to $500 to establish and manage general agen- cios for the sule of Silver Gift Bakinz Powdor, in largo cities. Can show you more mone it than anything yet offered, Cox Chemical Co. 1315 Harney street. —Doy for kit 1. 215 and 217 Just forty men for railroad work in Nebraskn: free transportation, good . Callat room 3, Withnell Block; Ship W. Atkinson. 140 YAANTED—A good cako baker. Balduff & Co., 10th and Capitol ave, [ W,\finm—A malo or fomalo cook . Addross Platt Valloy House, Ashlund, Neb. 69-6* " JANT —Energotic mon to soll household articles, Profits § per duy and upward. C. I Whitman, 1124 K 5t. Lincoln, 7 VWANTED-Agenta, 06N. 10th ot. SITUATION WANTED. W Situation us a clork in d ¢ store. Good reference. aress C 47, Bee oflice. 1755+ " ANTED—A double-entry bookkeeper and eneral offico man of fifteen years o xperi- ence desires a position in his line. * Balary mod- erato, Unquestionable ~roferences. Addross Bookkecper, care Clark & Hatohor, 1078, 14th st. VWANTED-A position—Ex perionced in mil- linery or dressmaklng. Address1719 Cum. ing st. 143-6¢ VVANTED-Gy u young may 2 years old sober and industrious, work {n any kind of store; am used t hard work ; can write good hand; references. Address C 3, Liee Office. jre “YAN‘I‘ICD—A position by a lady as copyist, for tho purpose of romaining in Omaha to look at property with the intention of buying in the future: can furnigh best of referenc:s. Address C.37 Boo office, 935 WANTED 820000 to $60000-Partuor with capital from $3),00 to $30,000 in the lum- Dber business out wost, running [ines of lumber yards, State amount' of capital, and if active partner or not- Address H. A. Calland, Buffalo iap, Dak, 8854 y 008 Ad- OR SALE—One hundred shares stock in Ne- braska & lowa Insurance Comjany of maha; alfo 10) sharcs stock in W 18 iranoes Compuny of Bioux City, Council Bl @1, ern Home L N. Miller, 1765 y FANTED Turce or four unfurnished rooms with or without board, or will rent hulf & bouse with rosponsible . Apply b; Iokter 10 11, 3. Dovr, are Tootie, l{uulm'i;f, of HE entire contents of logantly fur- nished bouso, 1514 Webster streot, consist- fng of fine Upright Chickering Piano; oak and ehorry bedroow sets, Frouch pler mirrors, Par. toll paintings, Moglette and Brussels caipots cherry dining room sets, Monitor cooking range, Lany cabinet, brass fondor and fre-irons, und é’t\emluu., all nearly now and in_good tion, be 60ld at auction, o the prem- without veserve, on Friday, Murch 5th. Sale Commence at 10’ o'clock. Intending pur- view the property any time before ying on the premises. Terms ‘Auctioneer, 1254 SALE--A splondid square piano, &8 good a5 now, of l"n( n:‘.'?nu .‘&rggm“m u . s0l fire, 0 o soen at my ofice, !q,m{ aries Braudos, B y ANTED—To rent 7 or 8 room bouse south of Farnum and cast of 2th preforred. H. P. Dovalon, eare Lininger & Metoalf Co. 1414 VW ANTED—Gontioman wants furaished room with fire nights and Sunlays. Kate must be low Best of referenges if required. Address C %, Bee office. 0T14* "VAfii-xu—fwo or three unfurnished rooms for light housckeeping near bug iness con- ter; must be reasonable. C4l, Beo umm VW ANTED-Furaished bed-room and siitjng: roow, with or without board, for marricd couplo: torms must be woderate. iuwflc- ulurs. € ), Beo Otlice, OR RENT—With bonrd one largo front room with gns and bath room, at 140 Jone: TOR RENT—Nicoly furnished rooms. 111 South 15th. 04 OR RENT—For light housokeeping—rooms furnished and unfurnished in Legmer's ck, cor. Eighth and Howard st. i) an RENT—Store room n_Withnell block, bet, Harney and Farnam on 1ith, Tnquird Room 17, Withnell Block. o NOR RENT—4 nicol without board. 5 OR RENT—Nicoly furnished rooms, with heat, gns and bath; also first-class’ tablo bourd; bost of roforences given and roquired. 1514 Dodge s 533 No. 1 furnished rooms with or 6 Plensant st. Tl5mh13 POR SALE-HOUSES—LOTS. DLATS of Orcha d Hill now realy: got one of C. F. Mayne, 8W cor I7th & Farnam, 1465 OR SALE—Ata low prico, & 1ot on Virginia avenue, enst front and on grado; also one of the choicoest corners in Hawthorne. address C 42, Boe Ollice. 12200 DLATS of Orchard Hill now rcady; got one of C.E.Mayne, 8W cor J5th and Firnam. 1405 For svoral desirablo houses 1 and lots in Omaha, for Douglvs county im- proved or unimproved lands, C. B .Mayne, SW cor 15th und 1 arm in Elkhorn Vallcy at Neb., 130 milos north west 5003 1 milo from town and £ of hay meadow and pusture mber and river: good house, 5 and outbuil of Fremont: p raflrond; 16) i enclosod, with cattle sheds, ba able plice £or 1 for n small r and liog | #00d furm land adjoining can b vard Stringer, Ewing, Holt Co., 1315 Hill now rondy. gt oneof cor 15th und Farman. - 146- ehar. C.F, Mayne, 8 ILATS of O full acro, new s-roomed house, lots, 2 corners, oom houso and 1 pew trecs, ete., & barcaiug§l4,00). Cottitze, Davenport st., X1, L 000 Choice lots in Mar ', §1,00) to $1,900, Lots und residence property ' in all’ purts of ty. Cuil nnd look over my list. E.F. 119 N. 15th st. o7 3 of Orehard H 11 now ready, #et one of . Muyno, 8 ¥ cor lith and Furham, 146-5 DORSALE—Two lots in Plainview, 8450 cach, Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam ATS of Orchad Hill now ron 10, 5W cor 15th and 2 pot ono of wrnain, 140-5 1 blook from fot 75x140, only pam. om_cottago, s avo. car lin Pottor & Cobb, 1515 Fi a_Hill now ready, goi oreo 2. Mayno, 8W cor 15th and Farnum, 1165 R SALE—Some olegant lots In Hanscom luco that we will sell for $550, Lots in Thornburg Place §350. Lots in Lowe's add $600. Lots in Hutlett’s add £05), Lots in Ha thorn add $40. Tots in Gise's add $700. Lots in Melrose Hill Lots in Nowport § Acre lots in Washington Hill §750, Lots on emall monthly nayments in any of the additions to Omuba. E.T, Peterson & Co, 12 DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of C, E. Mayne, 8W cor 16th and'Fa 1465 o8 SALE—1® acres of land, % broko, 8 miles from Riverton, in Franklin county, Nob. Call on or address Nels H. Bersballe, 506, Division st., Omaha,Neb. 900-4* “terms. Potter & Cobb, 1515 PEATS, nnw fl" now ready, get ono of O B, Moy ae, 5th and Far 1465 FOR ALR-Lots, Lots cheap and®at kroat bargaina, Lots on Cuming, 1ith, Farnam, and othor streets, Lots in every additton to Omaha. Lots on oasy teris and long time. Lots to suit’ all purohasors, Lots—the chenpost injthe clty. Lots from £3% to $10,000. Lots in Kirkwood s add, at $400, Lots in Hanscom Place at §1,100. Lots in Dwight & Lyman's a1d. vory cheap. Lotson 9th strect at £1,500, Jots in Saundorsf Figriobaugh's sdd Lots in Rogers’ ada. at £1.200. Tots everywhore'in tho cify. r(‘J\II on A Mcflm\"fl'k. Room 7, arnam st. B sr SR DLATS of Orchard 111l now ready, got one of E. Mayne, SWicor 17th and Fasnam. 1465 OR SALE—A lot 885140, and dwelling 20x23, near futire Brownell Hall, cheap: half cagh, bulance small monthly paymonts. V. L. Vo- dickn, 520 8. 13th st. " TPEATS of Oreline Hill now rands, et one of C.E Mayne, 8W cor 15th and Farnam. 1465 T OR SALE—g10,00: tall o lot, 8W cor 17th and Davenvort st. Wiil_baild o1 Aldress R. 8., ¢ Redick Block, lot If not sold soon. fice, o wot one of ill now r 146-5 ©. B. Mayne, 8W cor_15th and Farnam. iimrs of Orchard Hill now ready, got ono of 0. E. Mayno, 8W cor 15th and Farnam. 1465 ALE—16) noros {n oity limits of Koar- noy at & bargain, and on good terms. = Ad- dress H. M. Woolman, U. P. Town Lot Agent, Denver Junction, Colorad Silmh24 DR SALE—Full cornsr on Farnam, 60x152, $12600. Graham Creighton Blook. ' £36 1)'(,/\1-« of Orohnrd Hill now ready, get ono of B Mayno, SW oor Isth and Farnam. 1465 OR SALE—Tots to the west of town, noar Farnam st. and Lowe ave,, in Potter's add. safe and profitable investment at §500 and $600 oach, Potter & Cobb 1515 Farnam st. 850 I)I.A-'I‘S}).f. Orchard Hill now rendy, get one of C, B. Mayne, 8W cor 15th and Fainam. 1465 OR SALE—A now 7-room houso and lot on & 4 acro lots in Himebaugh's add. v Houscs nnd lots in all parts of the city, Improved and unium. Jrovediaud for salo o trade.” R. K, B, 1:3 I5th st. B44m! TPLATS of Orchard Hall now roady. got one of C. E. Mayne,SW cor 16th and Farnam. 144-5 NOR SALE--20 acres, improved, % milo w Fter works resorvoir on Military rond. rms, widross P. 0. 1. 84 irco fine lots in Shinn's 5d ndd. Tottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. 8iT AT at $300 each. JPLATS of Orchard Hi C. E. Mayne, SW cor NOR SALE—Lots in Lowe's 18t addition, south fronts, casy_torms, only 8500, Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. &l ow ready, get one of hand Farnam. 1435 ILATS of Orchard Hill now realy, got one of C. E. Mayne, 8W cor 15ta and Farnam. 1465 ORSALE_Tic: 1 - tracts in tho market, only $200 pi Tnquire about them! Pottor & Cobb, 15 nam. ) PPEATS of Orchind Hillnow rady, get ore of th and Fainam, 1405 OR SALE—Acre lotsy Gise's ndd., only $1,500 Potter & Cobb, 1515 Rarnam. 857 T AL now ready, got onc of “thand Farni 146-5 OR SA acres, with house, barn, 13 acros grape vings, i ncre of raspherrics, horse, harnoss ang \viwedh: 1 milo west of Fort Omalin, allfor $1.8%0: $12)) cash, balanco to suit purchuser; musi bo fold before the Tth of March. " Inquire onpromisos. Sami D. Jones 787me* e from $400 to $1,60) onch. Loton Pleasant st., with dguble house, 10 rooms each with all modern improvements: rents for $110 er month, $11,00). " Lotsin Wost Cuming from 0to $43) each. Lorner lot, Prospoct Place, bargain. Corner lot, Shyi add., bargain, C. J. Caswell & Co., Koot 1, Iron Bank. 774 LATS of Orchard Hill now rondy, got ono of "C. E. Mayne, SW cor 15th and Farnum, 1465 IOR SALE—Soveral desirablo business lots on 16tk St,, and business and residence lots in all parts of thoe city. Also warehouse, hotel and farm property. Houses to rent. Property shown freo of charge and u large liat to sclect from at prices ranging from $250 to £10,000. Par- ties desiring to invest should look over our list. and p boforo buying, Correspondence §o- licited and information about tho olty froely iven. Omaha Roul Estato & Loan Co., Room 23, Withnell Block, Omaba. 2 S of Orchard Hill now rendy, get one of Mayne, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. Clurk Place $53) ¢ obb, 1515 Farnam S of Orchard Hill w 15th and Farnam. OR SALE—A tew of the hest ots in Wilcox's add, at $500 each, Potter & Cobb, 1515 Far- nam st. 855 hard Hill now ready, got one of W. cor. i5th and Farnam. 120 lots, Kilby add., casy £00. Grahan, Creighton Block. i;(:\w of Orchaurd Hill now rendy, got onc of the finest ¢ 10) cash and easy terms. wain, Desirable houses and ‘acres. rshll” & Farnam, $18,0) Hents for §1,5 hard Hill now re 5. W, cor. 1 $100, casy Bk i)l.n-s of Orchurd Hill now ready, got one of ©. E. Maync, 8. W. cor, 13th and Farnam. N ORDER to encourage building in Orchard Hill this soason, 1 will sell lots to those in- tonding to build at'a reduced rate, and on terms to suit purchasor. No finer location than Or- chard Hill can be found—magnificont view, beautiful groves. Tuke a look at this addition beforo buying elewhere, C. E. Muyne, 8. W, hand Farnam. 1476 DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of C. E. Mayne, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam, m Park, n i ‘urnam st. Efi()lt SALE—Chonp, one of the best improved and finost located farms in Douglas county, Neb., 5 milos west of Omaha court house, con: taining 160 acros, with house, stable, wolls, or- churd and pasturé, ete.; one-half onsh, balince to suit purchaser. ' For further pi 1 dross Goo. Linde, caro Omaha Beo, Omaha, No- braska. 'l)LAi'Ea of Orc y, C. E. Mayne, 8. W. cor. 16th and Farnan OR SALE—No, 904~Tot 62x126, elogant now B-room houge, Nelson add,, near Cuming sty $2,00); $800 cash, balance to Ruit. K. T. Peters son & Co., 8. E. cor. 15th and Douglas, FICR SALE_No. ®I—Large lot and § houses, S TR st easy terms, 85,00 K. Poterson o. JPOR BALE_No. 1232 full lots and 8 fino bouses in Shull's2d adde, modern improye- ments, easy torms, $6,500. E. T. Peterson & Co. OR SALE—No. 180—Iot 152163, house § Tooms And basement, linprovement Assooia- tion, 101h st, (corner), $1,500, casy payments. E.T. Peterson & Co. [(YOR SALE—No, brick dwelling, stab) . T. Peterson & OR SAL . lot, Dayenport at. just west of high school, £3,500." K. T. Poterson & Co. OR SALE—No. $3=Tot 50x0, South 16th streat, 2 two story houses, vory cheap at £5,00. E.T. Poterson & Co. {OR SAL y OO (Dew); & bargain, son & Co. OR SALE_No. full lots and 5 houscs on 10th and Plerce sis.; very cheap, §%.600, E. T Peterson & Co. 0. E. T. Petor- #t: cheap at son & Co. 0. 80—Lot 60x140, 10 room house, 18th st. on oar line, cheap, §2,800. E.T. Potorson & Co. 'ch SALE—Nq, 82—Full lot and smail house Virginia avo., oheap at $1,000. E T. Peter- J{OR SAL . 8%—Largo lot and elogant cottuge, 8 10th noar viaduct. Cheap at $3,600. E.T. Petorson & Co. {OR BALE—No. 100—Lot 2:x00, Durt, froom house, well and ¢ $23%. B.T. Petorson & Co. OR SALE—No, 8l6—Full Iot and_clogant 8- room houso, all modern improvements. il gell for §1,450 It gold at onco.” E. T Potor- son O th near torn, otc., (-room houso 3,500, —No. 110 on_ grade, 10th noar E. T. Poterson & Co. TOR SALE—No. rooms, lury picket _fence, i place, £1,50. ' E. ®Petorson & Co. JOR SALE- (110, house ¢ [ rooms, cheap at $000.”E. OR SALE-No. i houso, 1st story of and Hickory st,; cheap, $3,000. E. ot B0x Leavenworth, 63 —Lot_45x110, will bu house of § 4x110, houso of 3 Poterson & Co. - Bexl0, 2 C FOR saL lot 60x127, Shinns this is worth 'investigatin picee, E and poreh 0W you this clogant Inrge . Roger's add, §3,000. L. T\ Peter- nport st— . Poterson & Co. For SALI 8§ rooms, E. T, Peterson & Co. FoRsALE of 6 room: . Peterson or ine lot 25x200, house of Sherman ave., §3,000, ,J. L. Redick's elogant No. 398—Lot 3)x253, houso of 6 rooms Sher, i cheap, $5,000. E.1T. Peterson & C OR SALE—No. 40—Lot 140x149, house of X' rooms, outhouse, beautiful location, B, V. Smith's ndd., casy terms, $6,000, E. 1. Peterson & Co. 70 of 8 r00ms, modern com placo. OR SAL gant lot and house mprovemnents; Hans- Poterson & Co, —No. 101—Lot 56x142%, Phil Sherl- dan, 14 block from st. ear, house of 10 rooms 1,000, T\, Petorson & Co, 15th and Douglas. OR SALE you Do you want uny busine rty at low figures, it so call on us. on & Co. nrnam, 146-5 IOR SALE—For 10 days only, an £0-ncro tract noar Florence at $30 per ncre; has bacn platted und staked in 5-acre lots. Can bo sold out at $100 per ucre easily. This is a chance for some one to make monoy quick. C. E. Mayne, w. h and Farnim, 150-12 f Orchard Hill now ready, get one of E. Mayne, S cor 15th cnd Farnam. 1465 AND SEEKERS, ATTENTION—For full pacticulars about free and cheap lands in Western Nebraska address Thos. C. Patterson, RealEstato Agent, North Platte Neb. 955 PPLATS of Orcard Hill now ready, get one of E. Mayne, SW cor 5th and Farnam, 146-5 WPORT—Nenres acro lots, ofe gan location, unsurpasiod view of tho city rouched over lovel ronds, no bills to clim! onsy terms of payment; § per cent interest; price, 8300 an acro, AxE, 1609 Furnam. t and_nourest city lots only €200 to $30) '8 GROVE—Just south of F % block from 28th and Farnam house; only $300 to $120) por s, AMES PLACE esirablo nore 10ts next to Seo this handsomo proporty. MELROSE HiLi—Southwost of Hanscom Park 10 ninutes walk from Purk av ots §30) 10 35 on torms to s 3 hso Hill lots_will sell for do ont_prices in o yeur's time. Come an sproporty. AnEs, 150) Farpam, WRY PAY RExT when youcat buy n lot in Ames Placo for $200 10 $300 on such easy terms?. See theso lofs. OAK CHATHAM—This love traet of land has nota poor lot in it. The Belt Lino dopot hns been located on thisland. Lots sell for §500 to £80000 very ensy payments, See Onl Chat- ham. PLAINVIEW—Cholco Jots still for sale in this popular nddition at fair prices, on casy pay- ments, PRATI'S BURDIVISION — Acro lots &outhwest Hanscom Purk, very desirable ground, selling at 630 per lot. BARKALOW PLACE—These lots are tho choap- st for sale on Leavenworth st. Prico $500 to H0, on payments to suit, AMES, 1500 Farnam St. and seo for you estment 0ifo rowth is solid and listinz. erty will con- tinuo to advance. Buy now and mike the ad- A3, 1500 Baruuin 8 {OR SALE—Four lats, 3th sts., 2 blocks from proposed paving on Cuming st., $530 and $05) onch. ~ Potter & Cobb, 1515 Karnam st. B4 LATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of E, Mayne, BW cor 15th and Farnam. 1465 L lmzwand % lot nepr 24th 'and Izard strots, 125 feot, enst_frout; on'!13th street, (business property), $10,50. o ‘Corner lot on Farnam street 83x132 feet, 823,000 Houso 18 rooms, lot 30x140, on street car line, ”6“0’0" P. Bomis, lflwufln st. L T8 of Orchard Hill now roady, get one of " B.Muone SW cor1ith and Faraam. 1465 LATS of Orchard Hilknow ready, get one of C. E. Mayne, SWor. $ith and Furnum. 1465 A A s U IOR SALE—Or trade; Farm for Omaba p rop- orty. 244 nores {1 Liicas:or county, Neo, 4 miles southwest of Valporaiso; 115 acres culti- vated, house, stable, well, 8 springs on land, fruit aud shade trees 12 years old; very good #tok farm. For further information call on or addross V. D, Vodioka, 620 5. 13th st, Omuha Nobraska. W36 DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of E. Mayne, SW cor15th and Farnum, 146-6 CRES, Mayfiold, 8260, "Acres, Bonfleld, §27 Acres, Patterson Par! Acres, Patterson Par ‘Acres, Patterson Park, ‘Acres, Patterson Par Aores, Patterson Pt Tot with 2 cottages, Miliurd Place. 3,500 Lot with 1 cottage, Bhinn's 24, $1,600. B'beautiful lots overicoking 'Walnut and Or- chard Hills, each 8500 8 oxtra fine lots, § biocks from Hanscom Place, sultable for the best class of residencos, eac #50. D, C. Patterson, lron Baak. 8676 LATS of Orobard Hill now ready, ges ong of PESES i Farndi, 165 suburban proporty “Th T R Ok Pous soues fo Weat pask o city, $2500 in jmprovements—fruit in abundance— excellent watcr—magoificont view—first-class nvestment for & HOme or 10 sub-divide—§l4,M0. Cochiran Bros., real estate, 13 Farnam &b‘ \"Al"l'bfib—!‘nlm 800 8. 1th st TATS of Orohard Hill now ready, get one of 0. Mayne, 31 oor Joth wud Ficuam, 1465 —Riy Hargain—Cornor In Issao & ditlom, aniy 2 blooks enworth st. |uxm,m‘}y 1,60, Potter& C 1515 Fi st. 863 Pl.A'run;au-h Hilk pow re; a Got one of SW ¢or ¥th an 146-5 R l.;lnl—mu- ;\r;lgor sale lots in Hans- com Pluoe, $5X 10 ) Gibson has for sale’ houses and lots in Hans. com Place. Gibson hias for sale housos and lots in all parts 1 tho city. Gibson has fmproved farms and lands in all parts of Nebraska for sule or exchaoge. Gibson has thoussnds of acres of land in Western Nebraska for sale from $2 to #4 per acre. Gibson would like to see you if you want to lna’ or sell. , ibson's is the place to list your Jropenty. Call and soo him at Koom 3, Withiell Block, cor. 15th and Haroey sts. 850 Pufl of Orchard Hill now ready, ge ‘oneof C. B. Mayne, 8W cor 16th and Farnaw. M6-5 POR BALE—Tureolots in Shinn's 81 adaition, on eastern slope, un‘, 8 from cars, ch -only §150. tier & Cobb, 1515 Far- nam st P o 82 LATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of Po 'E. Mayno. SW cor Lath and Faraam. 185 Ok BALE—A fa¢ f-acre tragt on South 16ty stroot, only fow blocks from stroat car ilne.” Inquire at Lange & Foitick, 318 5. 13th st ORSALE_Two fots 1 Polham Plaos, 000 block from strest car track, Inquire$13 8. 13th street. ot fiooi et ) OR BALE—4 acre lot, |fo0r| 6-room house, agrocery store, with siables, out-houses and olty wator, 224 noar Louveaworth, ront $35.00 of mo,, prico §3,5%. This is a frst rate Invi meont. Omnaha Koal Estate & Loan Co, 2und 28, Withnell block. ']’)nf.u's of Orchard Hill now roudy, got one of C. E. Mayne, SW cor 15th and Firnamw, 1463 Fons,u,i A two story, 2x%), frame build ing, sultablo for 4 stors, noar 10ta and Fae- namSta. Applyat this oMon. u ])l. ATS of Orchard Hill now_roady, got one of C. K. Mayne, 8W (0 15th and Farnam, 1465 LILTS of Orohard Hill now ready, get one of PE 0 e SWbor th and Farnam. 1465 P! ' EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI- TTONALIST, 306 Tonth Stroet, betwoen Farnam and Harney, “will, with the aid of guardian spiria obisin for ur 009 3 FIAA0% cioua ta it ent, ol Tiofature, Boots and shoos made 10 order. Porfect satistaotion Fusranised ATS of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of + E. Mayne, BW cor 1th and Farnaw, 1465 BEST BARGAINS IN REAL ESTAT CUNNINGHAM & BRENNAN, 1611 BODGE STEEET. X140, houge of 11 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Hardly a Feature of Note in Any of the Prominent Commodities, CONFLICTING EXPORT REPORTS. ‘Wheat Sells Lower Throughout the Day—Only a Local Business Done in Provisions—Live Stock and General Reports. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CrrcAco, Mareh 4. peclal Telegram, |— WugAT—In the privilege market yesterday afternoon the spread was very narrow, but the price was held within bounds without ap- parent difficulty. The amount on passage showed a slight inerease this week. The tone of the public eables was encouraging to in- vestors, but private cables were received vio- lently contradicting public market news and declaring in positiye terms that England was dull with a declining tendency. Conflicting reports were recelved of the operations of ex- porters at New York., They were sald to be buying and they were sald to be selling what they had already bought. Both sets of re- ports were on an _equality so far as the sur- face evidence of reliability could be deter- mined. May opened at843%c, a loss from yes- terday of Xc. It then advanced to Sif{e on reports of export purchases, and declined to 841g@S414c on the contradiction of these re- ports, subsequently hardening on liberal and steady purchases by commission houses and remaining quiet to firm to the end of the morning session, The close was at 84%c. Crop damage reports were quite numerous, especlally from Ohio and Michigan, and to this is due some of the later strength that was developed. Conry—The only feature of note in corn to- day was the seliing of 250,000 bushels of May by Ream. 'The disposition to sell was decided, but the market eld steady. OATs—Oats were unruffied by excitement or large trading. ProvisioNs—The agitation in the provi- slon pit was not so great to-day, and the mar- ket ruled comparatively steady. Pork opened 5e under yesterday, first trades in May being on a basis of $10.25, The price dropped off a fraction, advanced to $10.85, receding subse- quently to $10.173¢, and then advanced once to 810,85 and closing at 1o'clock at {. Lard was not materially affected ctuation in the other product. The volume of trading was not large, and scemed to be mainly local. The vicious drive at pork by some traders did not terminate with g profit to them. AFTERNOON BoAnrp—The afternoon mar- kets were very dull. Wheat was a shade lower, and pork rather stronger, the shorts runnine to cover in considerable numbers, No change of importance in the other com- modities. :40 p. m.—Puts on May wheat, 841{@S43c; calls, 843{c. Chandler, Brown & Co.'s Report. The following report of Chicago’s specula- tive markets is furnished the B by W. P. Omaha representative of Chandler- Brown Co., of Chicago and Milwaukee: Dead, lifeless markets the whole day. Traders on board played tagand swapped lies with each other to kill time. Wheat for May moved in a limit of e, opening at8iige and, with but little change all day, closed on theevening call at Stige, precisely the opening point. One load was taken forex- port,and four more reported. Each time this market moves it scttles back into lower limits. W believe it to be asalo still, and shall think so, until something new oceurs. Corn and oats have lost what little life the did possess, but they lold their own, Pork on opening was very weak and fell off to 810.17¢ for May, but firmed up and closed at $10.321 per barrel, or 2¢e above yesterday’s close. OPTIONS, TWiEAT— A M June st 5 5 CHICAGO JAVE STOCK. CiicAGo, March 4.—[Special —Reeeipts were the heaviest for any day this week, and there was a larger per cent of good cattle, also, than for any day this week, Order demand was rather light, Regular shippers were in no huiry during the forenoon, and buyers for the dressed beef trade were rather slow to get to work, A loads of big heavy cattle sold at $5,00 The demand for butchers’ stock was strong, and the best cows and heifers sold as high prices as at uny time Tho stocker and feeder trade was remarkably active, and hundreds of light Httle steers that were sent in here for fat stock have been bought by farmers and feeders and sent back to the country again. Such are sellin the way fro:n §4.00024,50, and light av at 85,50@8.90, Shipping steers, 1850 to 1500 1bs, $5.00@5.90; 1200 to 13°0 1bs, $4.80@5,50; 9.0 to 1200 1bs, §3,90(@4.60, Hoas—Trade was rather slow, and In a general way prices were about 5@10 lower than at the close last night. The demand centered mainly on light sorts, for which the range was $4.00@4.20, according to the sort, style and quality, Packing orders were light. Packing sorts may be quoted at $4.15@ 4.80, and good heavy at $4.35@4.40, with prime Philadelphias at $4.50, Packing aud ship- ping, 250 to 400 1bs, $4.10@4,50, PRODUCE. Ohicago, March 4,—Flour—Strong and unch ¢ winter wheat flour, 84.40@4.55; southern, $4.00@4,05; Wisconsin, $4.50 ). Michigail soft spring wiieat, 831064003 Min: nesota bakers’, §5 M: patents, $4.05@ 5.00; low grades, $2.00@3.05 Wheat—Less doing: -opened rather weak, declined e, then fluctuated within a range of ge, and finally closed ie under yestorday: 794 @s2e for cash; Twsiee for Mareli; 54 Bidgo for May; Bolgan6ije for June, Corn—V ery little doing; futures quiet and rather easier, and closed steady; 57@@iilge for fiasll;!fle for March; 40c bid for May and une. Oats—Cash demand good and firm and about & cbeiter than yesterday; 20ige for cash; e for March; 82l @d23gc 1or May, Rye—Quiet at 5. Barley—Dull at e, Timothy—Prime, $1.81. Flaxseed—No. 1, §1.07@1.0734, Whisky—$1.16, 3 Pork—Active, early stronger, raliied 10@ 123ge, later became weaker, gradually de- clined 15@17ige, near the close advanced 10c, and ruled Munplrnh'ul{ mwl]; b 10, 106Q lols for casi; 8101061013 fo Mareh: $10.1756@10.20 for April; $10.95@10.273 for May; $10.50@10.521¢ tor June. Lurd—Bleadler: advanced s and 1l apprectation was inoderately well supporte 8 0@nvag for cash and March; $593@ 5.0735 for April; $6.00@8.025 fox May ; $6.0.@ 60734 for June', Bulk Meats—Shoulders, §3.00@4,00; short clear, 85,601 hort ribs, 85,50@5.821¢, !Ii{fil(;r—fll') 1” ni:glli;:\nnmry. PES00; ol ico to fine dairy, 1622, Choeso—Fall efeam choddars, oaioe; fiats, 10@103%Gc; Young Americas, 1l@ilfe] skinis, 5ae. Sggs—Weak at 1214@15¢. Hides—Green. 7c: heayv ereen salted. fully cured, Se; light, 81ge; bull hides, 6e; dry salted, 133g0; dry flint, 13@l4c: call skins, 0. 1 country, 44c:No. 2 coun- cake, 43¢, Recoints, 12,000 14,000 $11,000 06,000 8,000 4,000 X March 4. —Wlwat—lhm'lp:] Sinpments. 11,000 20,000 170,00 60,0 17,0008 exports, options opened lower, recovered steady ungraded red, 2g@dle; No. 2 e 1n store, $55ge afloat; April closing at none reported ; spet, firm and close Corn—8pot firm and options higher; re- ipts, 213,000; exports, 116,000: ungraded, )i No. 2, 47%@iste; April closing at A shade stronger but quiet ; recefpts exports, none; mixed western, 56 ite western, 40(@4515c. Petroleum—Steady; united closed at 793o. Eggs—Lower; receipts, 6,000 packages; western, 1657 @17c. Pork- old mess, $10.00@10.50, Lard—Faitly notive: western steam spot, 80.20@0.27: April, $6,24@0.20, Buttor— Better deniand ; western, 120%0c; western flat, T@9ge. El‘("l creamery, 3%@slo, ) \ 4.—Wheat—Quiet; No. lieese—Steady ! Cincinnati, Mar 2 red, W5@e. Corn—Dull; No. 8 mixed, 87, No. 2 mixed, 83ic. No. 3, 6dc, Oats—Firmer: Rye—Steady Barley—Stéady and unchanged; extra No, 8 spring, 60@GSe. Pork—Dull at $10.75. Lard—Steady at $5.973¢. —Quiet at $1.10, Milwaukee, March 4. i cash, 80c; May, 8414 ominali Ny Oats—Dull; No. 2, Ryo—Easy! No. 1, Barley—Steady ;. No. Provisions—Easier; mes March, §10.15; May, $10.85. Minneapous, March 4.—Wheat—Steady and in good demand; No. 1 hard, 87ige for cash and March; 88ige for April; 9le for May; 92ige for June: No. 1 northern, 82150 forcash and March; 83k for April;' 853gc §ie forJune. and firm; patents, $4.80@ 00, 3, Blige. pork, cash and i8, March 4,—Wheat—FEasy 9 red, eash, 9lc bid: May, 911 y niixed, cash, 333§ ¥, 2@30¢; dairy, N0ON BoARD—Wheat—Steady and a_shado higher. Corn—lse higher, Oats—~ Easy and ic lower, Kansas City, March 4.—Wheat—Loywer; cash 72¢ bid, 75}¢c askeds April, 4}c; May, Tilke. cash, 27ie: April, 203c; Corn—Lower; Nominal; 275 bid, 288c asked. Liverpool, ¢h 4.—Wheat—Poor de- m:uull;l new No. 2 winter and spring steady at 7s 1d. Flour—Poor demand; steady at 8s 2d. Corn—Poor demand; :?ml and March steady at 45 2d: April and May, at 4s 2d. Toledo, March 4.—Wheat--Closed steady; cash, @ FINANCIAL. New York, March 4.—MoNEY—On call, cent. 1LE PAPER—4@S5 per cent, ExcHANGE—Dull but steady at 1§ for sixty days, ana $L80% for de- mand, GoverNyENTS—Dull and heav. Op uing prices in stocks were 1n the first few minutes there was a decided break, which was followed by a s'ow rally during the forenoon, After mid- diy the market was azain heavy. and in the Inst hour decid dly we Tiie greato it wenkness, however, inthe last_lour” was in coal stocks, and_hence this had little influ- ence uponthe market, which, after opening at_about the best prices of ‘the day, closed with a net decline of 3 pw eent for Lacka- wanna and 21 for Dolaware & Hudson, BTOCKS ON WALL & 8% cent_bonds... 1007 1093 U.S. 4147 | Y 411y . Y . 108!, Pacitic 6's of '95, 8457 ral Pacific.. BIEG ¢ 674/ Rock Tslana D) L. & W ¢S proferred. .. 45 L & St D, 921 proforred. 1 Illinois Centi L, I p § Texas Pacifi 874 Union Pacific, LWy St L, & : preferre Mo. cifie. . Notthern P preferred. .. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, M lie Drovers' Journal report: Jattle- mon_lower; st Receipts, 82007 market slows com- shipping © steers, 3.900@5,903 1,403 cows, bulls and through Texas . cattle, Keceipts, 10,0003 slow and 5@1oc 3 ough and mixed, $3,50@4.10; pack ing and n’{ Inping, €410a050; light, "$5.05@ (@4.15; skif TH@3.75, Sheep 400: slow and w natives, $3.00@5.6 3 Texans, §2,50 Tambs, $4.00@5.40. St. Lonis, March 4.—Cattlo—Recelpts, 1,000; shipments, 300; market active and strong em" closing quiet; common to choice shipping, $4.00@5. 15’ sloers, $8,25@ 4,25, cows and heiférs 50 stockers and feeders, $3.00@4.20, Hogs—Receipts, 44003 shipments, 2,000 market steady on heayy, 5@i0e lower on Lights butehiers’ selections, $4,25(04.4; mixed packing, $3.85@4.10; light, 83.50@4.10, Kansas City, Much 4.-Cattlo—Recelpts, 1,300; shipments, 900; market steady for ship- piog’ an a shade better for butchers'; ehoice fancy shipping, 85.00@5.75; good to choice, $4.00@4.90; common to medium, $4.40@4.50} ers and foeders, $3.30@4.20; cows, 250 s—Ttecelpts, 5000; shipments, 5,00: market opened steady but closed weak 'and 5@llo lower; good to choice, $4.00@4.103 common to medium, $8.70@3.90; skips and pigs, $2.00@3.60, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Thursday Evening, March 4, ‘The market In general was fairly active to- day, 'T'he heavy stormand impending block- ado served to strengthen values to a certain extent and to lead the packers to anticipate their wants. Nearly everything was sold, and the present pnn?.w'u would seem 1o in- dicate that there will be nothing in to-mor- row. The receipts of hogs to-day were heavier than yesterday, but there e not 80 man cattle. The roceipts compared with & weel ago show a deerease of 1,500 hogs. Values are about the same in the cattle mar- ket, there being no change worthy of note. There was no cholce heavy cattle on the mar- | ket, and the sales consisted for the most part of butchers' stock. Choice fat cows aré in good demand, but the buyers are_very reluc- h light “stuff. Native corn- fed steers averaging 1100 to 1276 1bs. are quoted at $3.70a@4.85; 1500 to 1450 Ibs, at 84.40 : hulls, common, at $2.26(@2.80; choice 00, 25: choice cows are quoted at §5.25 auu”' goud, §8.00@3.20; common, $2.50@ In spite of the 10c decline In eastern mar- kets, the market here was firmer, caused by the competition among the vackers, who were anxious to get as many loads as possible in anticipation of a suow blockade. Choica packing hogs are quoted at $3,80@3.90: good mixed, 5; rough mixed, 1& 65, One load went as high as 392, which, how= exer. must bo considered an extiziue lm.'m Sholee Sheop. weighin 1 guoted st B 700 100 10 135, 1 at $3.6%0 .00, There is & de d for ch 1 , but thin. lieht L wale.