Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1889, Page 3

L oo AL P OMAHA mfi;v 24,11, 20,00 dxd, S55, 1916 11, 915 @24 1t, §21.00; -hmm-m- 300; market n-hndrh\rhrr choice ] (@4.50: choice old. 300 s, r"mnm nranges heavy native !!N-ru &.80@i10; d feeders, £2.000 @3.40; grass-fed, §2.00 FINANCIAL THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Prices Range Los \v\w‘]r‘l F. T Fencing, No. | ONARAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, { Dealer{1 Agricultural Imulcmnnts Wagons Carringes and huggies New Yonk, Match 7. £16.50218.00; The stock market feverish, and g rangers, corn-fod, & $43.000 46,00, , 18t com.6in W. P, Materially Higher, | CRANRERRIES— B Bspecially For May. Hogs — Receipts, Oregon Short Line, however, was the excep tion, opening up 1 per o ing were marked Shingles, XX ¢l standard A, $2.60 A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN CORN. decided strength, h.‘_rkw nuts, New England led the upward movement in the active list called pool in St ceipts, 21,000 3 ull and weak to fully 10c lower; o ymmon_to choice and feeding steers, T8¢ filberts LININGER & Agrmull lmn ements, Wagons, Carriages & MARTIN Oats Much More Active at a Lower Range —Provisions Excited and Irregular—Cattle Livelier ~Hogs Brisk. Green salted, No. { dry flint. Sase. s, hand picked, per b good clean country or poor stock, §1.00@1.50; ¢ o free buyers this common, #19; 1t is said that a greater part of the demand. ver cent will be pud on ORENDOURF Agncnlmra] Iplements, Wago:sk Buges N & STODDARD €O, Manufacturers and jobbers in Wagons, Buggies, Rates, 110ws Ete. market excited and to choice 4. 50@4 CinEx—Michigan, ver bbl. 84. 580 OMAHA LIVE STOCR . York, per bbl, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, in. well tubing. pickets, D, & H, §2.00. Drugs and Ch & Ohio first preferred Perlb, prime mixed with gray. prime live dow So far as prices were concerned there was not much change in While there were some who felt that had to take easier prices for theif hold- difference was so slight as to be hardly perceptible. 3 very material decrease compared with ceipts were considerably ipts of the last few daye, but in spite ot t the trade on all kinds of cattle was However, the sold before the -A little jag of wheat for export , 48,000 bushels, was worked early . about 1 o'clock, it was that the total amount worked for foreign shipmert wastwenty-four boatloads. This business bears the stamp of genuineness, There were reports in cirtulation to the effect that orders for a considerable yuantity of ad- ditional for continental account were within In explanation of the non fulfillment of these indefinites, it was stated that “the boys got wind of what was going on and caused a bulge that kil Louis word wus received that the Nashville miliers had bought 10,000 bushels of cash wheat there, and wanted more. ' were about the only bull items from the out side, though New York kept wiring bull gos #ip one minute and der Manhattan was Am carb, 12¢ specially weak was quiet and weak and & shade Money on call is easy Stocks in the loan crowd were in good ) gal, choice, §4.00; per, half bbl, £. i cream tartar Artists' Materials. ._choice white, : morphia sulph, gum opium, §3.2 Paul and the coal stocks, especially were features of the fter 11 o'clock, and while the en- st was heavy to weak, 4@tige per 1b; preserves, 10@12c Bergamot, §2.50 @800 LAkp—Sc in 50-1b pkes. 1515 Douglas street Omnbu, Neb Misce Meat — Boo's and shoos. JUthFs of Bums :nd Shoes. Coal, Coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, )] 2 CC Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, = )l"lln'.«\h',l FUEL Ship:e s of Coal a d Coke. ____ Grookery and Qlassware. teasing distance The dressed beef and from £2.80 to old all the wa, iling price was & 1 the way fr the bulk of the sules weren Some very choice bulls s in the decline, comparatively Revised prices are as follows cinnati & Indianapolis, how SHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, Provigions Stocks Basement First National Bank. 305 South THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES, n, seamless 1ic transactions Well posted brokers n & Co. have been selling i wool sack, 42 The hog market was in a condition for the sales: an advance of sto=ks for the y coutinued until the end of there was no further sp noon the market was about the opening prices. firmer, though trading ing it the next, the hour. thoug Driep Frirts—Figs, in , 0 boxes, T(@1( ¢ York for foreign and after the it force, the in or the wires that been covering a big line The weather continues to be e bearish factor, though it is far from be The crop prospects were uccording 1o for May delivery was bulletined, consequent bulge had sper telligence was flashed ov -Bingham had mere of short wheat. , while the prevailing p loose raisins, &2 ¥ this week, but the buyers ure all predicting a rapid decline. cipal buyers of active the day show There was not a load of sheep in the yards i evaporated pea g the only one. never more brilliant, ul and Chicago and - Omaha Union Pacific, * Columbus, Cincinnati & Indiauapolis lost 1%, and Lake Shore actions aggre, wheat country. The widespread and gen- eral inquiry, as to the extent of the * " develops a mass of conflicting the bulls and much to Tortify they did before scouts were sent out or cor- respondence burcaus put to work in, however, t \m!c of the cheap wheat at \lw sei Prevailing Prices. The following is a table of prices this warket for the 4 Crockery, Glassware, La _——— Commission and s, SIverware The total trans res, including half bbis. $4.50; gherking, in bbis, & ated 150,000 sl Prime steers, 1 , 1100 to 1300 1b. tern Union, Union Pacific, Transcontinental, Lackawanna, Common to £ood ¢ Choice to fancy cow: Fair to choice bulls Fair to choice hight hog Fair to choice heavy hogs.. Fair to choice Fair to choice we Fair to choice Nebraskas Storaze anq inn Merebas Th(‘follm\ ing were the closing quotations Northern Pacific. Biiat the intarior mills are ot oppres and Marucaibo, 17@1ge. the dread presence of present or pective scarcity of supplies; thatabout 50,000 bushels of excellent_white wheat from Oregon is there, or on 3 from the coast, o go into the elevators at that point, and Kershaw advises his friends that there are millions more to be had out Itis pot known how the Oregon white wheat grades, but it can probably used in some form to satisfy hunger in case A falling off in the receipts throdghout the west soon is promised, aud 80 also is the large export movement from the But these promises are Duluth reports ag pmrm«d. Proiuze Cnm i Cold Storage Central Pacific <wax—Choice yells Chicago & Alton Chicago, Barlington Representative Sales. Tonacco—Plug, 26@iie; smoking, 5@ 1.40 per bbl. No:4; vestibule ds and Notions. o il No tens 1 Daily except Mond'y llunrm Central. 0., Vestibule MAPLE SUGAK— "0 Union Pacitio Knmq.« & Texus . do preferred. £1.00 per gal. Western Union. More: Michigan Central. MissouriPacific Moxey ox CaLr—Easy, at 2@3 ver cent. Prive MERCANTILE PAPER—14 @6 par cent. Srernise Excnaxce—Dull, sixty-day bills, §4.85%: Drmers Fun M l(ll\(.'h:‘\ ROUT Atlantic seaboard. Dot accompanied by common to fa good 1o faucy higher, especially for May. 3 ted this strength in 3 ly going up about 1Ic a bushel. at the point of extreme improvement, while May bulged about 2igc. kets were generall, forcign news wi in tenor either way. the range being $1.02i@1.03 ¢ quoted at 90c. []HDB]' BTS Hq JMBFS lfl]] 'y Gnufls Notions demand, sq.»,«g PRODUCE MARKETS, et Amon o gool Wheat — Firmer; The outside little higher, THOMPSON & (0., t Talors' Trimmings, y opencd ragged, Wotlens au bige; May, 26 11-16c, 1 ly 2 immediately. Hutchinson bas put his shoulder under the ges und talks very . The market worked back to &1.02 rallied 1o #1.08%, sold off to $1.03 ge, up to $1.04, buck to §Lb3 again, down to §1 MISSOURI x:u 1FiC I’rmw Timothy market, but h Whisky—& (l'l Whol flsfi]fi I Efl‘.fl?s‘ in Farniture N SIHHIIVERICK, L and for the last bhalf hour or so fluctuated between §1.03% and .033%, most of the time quite a battle rag- The close was £1.0 of 1%¢, as mmpurml with yesterday. s0ld off from 90igc w 89 the top and closed at 893;c, a gain of 5c on . A fairly good business was jrans- Dry Goods. " Flour—Nominally um'hm)pod. ing in the pit. Cmain Nebrasia , ralhed to near 19@27¢; dairy, Croceries. ALLAGHER & CO. W]IOIES&IC‘GI‘UDBI'I[S and Pifl?lSl[}xlS 0 and 111 80uth 10th st Cheese—Steady ; cream cheddars, losdartes flats, 11%c; Young Americas, 11} There was no hesitating in the course of It was firm, and more active in the direction of strength than has been the case for many days. steady demand for domesti export, and the declines in ocean freights have enavled the buyers for the foreign mar- kets to operate with more freedom. were orders here yesterday for & largequan- tity for direct export, about 1,000,000 bushels in ull, which «could not be filled for want of enough of a suitable grade of corn, 80 at least said one of the principal receiving houses who claimed the information as their The advance in pork was an encouragement to purchasers, and from it was very eviaent to the speculative sentiment was The receipts were within a rea- sonable quantity of the estimates made yes- terday, and 15 per cent were of contract the corn market nchanged: fresh, 12@125c. 6c; light green salted. salted bull, Ay grcen bu 3 1% consumption and Wilesale Grosers 19th and Leavenworth streets, Omala, Nebraska. . “solia packed, RPOLATSCORI D Hardware J. BROATCH. I‘flW’rH‘fl I]‘Ufl ’rll]fll N Bl own knowledge. *1uth and Marey s the light offerings New y,,',h “m.,‘ 3 3 SEN HARD- COMPANY. , Cutiery, Tin Plate, ts for Towe scales ungraded red, Srong and L @14o March closing at reccipts are placed at 192 cars, expurts from the bushels were cleared for Liverpool i 000 bushels for London from ) was @ pressing demand for the lower grades of cash corn from s was not maintained , the actual wain being on the other with the exception of June, which The latter month is with the short sellers, on the theory that hot corn is a probability in that m mvd hlslu y Bnii}fl rs’_Ha‘ wax‘_ au} Sta'e Repair Shop, The full advanc Oats — Receipts, nplv(mn dull but was barely ¢ dearer, the favorite Options opes ady aud unchianged to more active within S Wansinaiils sale Lumber, Bic Early trade was dull Brows SHEETIy Imported wnd American I but later 1n the Oats were much lower range of prices. and nearly stead market ruled 3 G@c lower, w citement attendan Rio firm; fair cares Petroléum —Strong Live Stock Notes. Hogs about 10c higher. No sheep to make a market. Cattle mariet slow and steady. y, of Broken Bow, marketed The decline was due to the large selling on the part of several prom- Opinions were divided, with many favoring the belief that the sell’ ing was chiefly on short account. outside of May, which opened ic, barely touched 20igc, 20%¢c bid at the same time, and later a par- tial recovery under buying support. wus quiet at about 3 other months were trading in No. & & slight improvement, ing nominally easier. only moderate. The provision traders were treated to-day 10 the most exciung and irregular market that has been witnessed in many a week pork, for tho May delivery, the range coy- ercd'vy the Huctuations experienced covered B5c; in lara 15¢ and in short ribs 2: boat or highest. prices quoted. prevailed at or shortly after the o] the lowest around 1 0’ ln Tian, Hml 44 0Old Dominio 0 Hendwood Limer, . ith and Douglas western, 14%/c. new, $15.0013.2: inent operators. Pork— Active; Wood carpete anit - | ARints ol Bung 2 Aurora B, 44, 6 Cullough, of Blue Springs, topped the cattle market. isitors at the yards was W. A. [ orig HI Wll')l[SEIIB :I,\ BRADFORD, Deser o Lumber, Lat, Lime, Sash s—Corner Tth and Douglas. Corner lnvcr.mul. \l.m 1 7.—[Special Cable wram discount, and the Demand poor The market was the hizhest to-day that has been since when the bulk of the with a few loads at 4 cuts to RO 10 sulr.'e indicated Ao BN Lard—Demand good ; April aud May. Vheat— Demand poors new No. 7s 8d, firm; do spring, 83 ~Demand fair at’, 11s ¢ —For spot and _futu; spot and March, $5% The receipts we v of the Logs went °s demand [air; 2, when the average pi FRE ¥ 4 bt ) Lumter, Line Ce 'mnt, Elc., Elc. ki Rrunry Coroer £th and Dou, 38 1114, steady. y 80kd @ fraction bigher, 7.—Wheat —Higher; 38 1114d, steady ; est Poiut, 40-in, OMAHA WHOLESALE ing of business, und Trade was un- unsettied throughout the entire sos- The trading opencd with the bull ele- y, and the first sales at an advance on _yes- For @ brief period the favorable fora continu- ance of the upward turn, and considcr place Without 0c The bears, however, were on the alert, and taking advantage of the de- cline in the demand, inaugurated & y leam ana Singer, the mered and pounded the market, and by e; cessive offerings compeiled prices to mo under their direction, Deer o AL B of Lumbe, (b and Californin treets, Omubin, Nebraska. Pork—Higher at §1 I)Illllan) $5.85. ry—Fancy priot, ; fancy solia_picke ‘. Nillinery and Notions. OBERFELDER & €O, Tmpar'e’s & Jobbers in Millnery & Notions outh 11th strect ment in the usce all around were made terday's closing creamery, 4@20c; Minneapolis, March 7.—Wheat—Saumple ceipts, 111 cars: shipments, No, 1 hard, Murch, §1.15; 0. 1 northern, f.i(-nr v XX, 1 Full creams cheddars, choice, ; full cream flats, tw 3 full cream Y. A. rades and skiws, ; ; brick aud Swiss, H@! -Strictly fresh, 10«1lc realizing wok ' £ X $114 ; on trac 3 May, §1 041, on track, §1 i No. 2 northern. March, 9 $be; on track, Wwdic, Milwaukee, eaver Crdok (o, |\l\lll\h\ JEANS—M . 1. ROBINSON NOTION CO., WUOIE:H]" Notions a1 Farishing Goods. 45 wnd 405 South 10th strect, Omakin VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Notions and Gents' Furaisting Goods, 1105 Harney stre ¢, Owahia. ‘I(IN K ISLA ‘UA PACIFIC, 00 m. A No.1 cold storage, : PovLtiv—Chickens, per doz, §3.50 ney made the bulls, practically withdraw their suppert occasioral reaction, allowo interest in the mov recoding turn in full force up 1o the market rested around the lower than yes. actual decline c and in short turkeys, per b, @loc, DrEsseD PovLTiy- 3 11c; turkeys, l1@lic: geese, 11« bleached, 81, ¢ bleached, §i5¢ and barring an Burlay—Steady n 8 ORTHWESTERN Provisions— Easier; pork, Oincinnati. Metal and Tinners' Stock. Block tin, small pig.. Block tin, bar... .. Copper, planished boil Copper. cold rolled. . Copper, sheathing. ... Copper, pitts Copper, flats, ... . Gal. shioet iron, Juniata, 50, per cent discount. Pat. planished iron, 2410 27 A ... Pat. planished iron, 24 10 ~Heavy grassers, nferior calves, 50 1o 60 lbs, 4@ 150 to 200 1bs, 6@ 277 >>> »C> March 7.—Wheat—Steady; bortom quotations and mu In pork the da l'lhl 10¢e l-,u. NSOLIDATED I Wflfl lgsale Refined aud LllDI‘lCfl[I!IE 0, Axle grease, elc, Umaha. 10AGO, WILWAUKEE & mp'm A No EPH & COU Oats—Firmer; No. fancy. 100 10 1 Whisky~Steady at §1.08. Kansas Oity, March 7.»wheut~qune|, No. 2red, cash, #2igc; No. 1 soft, cash, e bid, Wie asked; sh, 230 bid; May, 21%c bid, ats—No. 2 cash, 20¢ bid, eas; toes, \o]orndu and Utah, A H. Hishop, Manager Towa, choice large CHIOAGO LIVE 81004 swoel potatocs, Jerseys, per bbl, ing doing; M. CARPENTER PAPER (0., Cnicaco, March to Tuk BEE |—CaTrLe—The market was Wholesale Pfll]cl' DBH'EI‘). more active, and good cattle sold in some casos a stiade kigher. There were no strictly There were plenty of modiuni o pretty good heavy cattle, but not quality and fat. coarse cuttle sold no botter Leoves, £4.25@4.40; medium o good_ stecrs, Y00 10 1540 108., B9.00G4. 00 14063.65; 850 L0 1200 1bs.. §8.00@3.50; sLock- ere and fecders, §2.35@8.40; cow mised, §1 50@3 10; bulk, $2.25@3.75. Hous—Husiness was agaim bri another slight upturn, the bulk selllog s at#4.85. Light sorts , few fancy und the singe sort at $4.85. No demand for light- liglt. cabbage, Califoroia, per 1b, Si@blc; onions, skin, 00@75c; turnips, 20a@2ce, rumb-zu, caulifiower, choice large, per doz, $1.25 mmhu }&')uuk'; No. 2 white, Roofing IC, 14x20, 112 sheets. .. .. 14x20, 112 sheets. . (@1.50; wood, 8L.00@1.2 string beans, per box, #1.75@ 300, spinach, §1.50@1.75 per bbl. Gave—Mallard, per doz, head, per doz, @2.00; common swall, rabbits, per doz, doz, #3.00@8 50: squirrel Jack suipe, $1.00@1.25. Per bbi, fane choice, #2.00@: | 00d, §1.51.75. lage grapes, kegs, 40 10 55 lus, 10¢ por 1b; bananas, ber bunch,$1.50 @8.00; lemons, lnuuy Bew, 300 Lo 360 s, $5.75 tine cgttle on sale. Storage, Forwarding & Commission, ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO., Storags, Forvaring and Cummissiun Braue house of the He ‘Wholcanie ana retatl: 1K, 111 “Fhie ime given Avove Deing from five 1o ten minutes between Trans- FOR MEN ONLY! APOSITIVE 521 OUEE b (or Tranator, there March 7. —Cattle ~Receipts, 9,500; market strong, with the quality poor; oice 0 extra becves, $1.25@4.40: stoers, $3.004.00; stockers ana feeders, $2.35@5. 40, soms | bulls and mixed, 8150310 — Heceipts 15,600: market opened 5c higher, and closed ower; 4.80; heavy, $4.55@4.8: S| Rece P natives, $325¢ Choice to extra #3.00@3.50; red- per doz, $1.75 per doz, §).00@1.50; i jack rabbits, per per doz, Wo@§l.00; 2,50@ 1.00; teal, Tin plu'ué', best chiarco 1C, 10x14, 225 sheets .. 1200 16 1330 1by ‘Tuleplione No. 10 5T 6 mixed, #.00@ ..'d'%v-' Emfl of Body and riocts market slow; 03; ‘wesiern cornfed, $4.43 jambs, $4.W@6.209 stock Yards, . T.—Cattie — Keceipts, 700; Steel nails, per keg Steel wire nails, per Keg. H. HARDY & C0., Toys, Dolls, Alhums Fancy Gond: Bouse furnlshiog gool. Sl Varaali Brett, Cuata, Michigan, $2 50 Missouri #1 75@2.00; WFOREIGN FRUITS— DinexsioNs axp Tinngr—2x4 to 2x12, 12@ 10 11, §16.00; 18 ft, $17.00; 20 1, §18.00; 22and ONATA_ MANUFACTURERS, Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL,JONES & CO., Successors to Reed, Jones & Co Wholesale Mannfactorers of Boots& Shces Agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 1107, 1104 and 1108 Hurney Strect, Omahs, Nebraska, Browers. STORZ & 1LE Leger Beer Brewers, 1821 North Eighteenth street, Omaha, —— Cornice. GLE CORNICE WORKS, Mann' aclurm of Galvamzefl Iron Cornice Window-caps and John Kpeneter, proprietor sirect. — e B Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING €O, Manafactarers of Overalls, Jeans, Pauts, *nirts, ¥io Douglas Streel, unnha, Ne. — jo Office Fixtures. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of hank, Ofice and Saloon Fixnres. Cases, Drug Fixtures, Wail Counters, Beorand Wing iry and ofee, 170 and 17 outh 1ith St., Graba.Telephone 1124 Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omahie Paper Bor Pactry, Rubber Coods. OMAHA RUBBER CO., Maunfacturers a-d Dealers in Rubber Goods il clothing and leather beiting. 1008 Farnam streed —_— = Sash, Doors, Etc. M. A. DISBROW & C€O., Wholesnle manufacturers of Sash, Docrs, Blinds and Mou!dings. = BOHNN MANUFACTURING (‘(3._. Manaf cturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, hard wood finlsh, nWerih atred Mouidings, stair work and Interl N corner sth ana Steam Fittings, Pumps, Et A. L. STRANG & CO., Pumps, Pipes and Engines. Steam. wator, ay and mining supplies, ete. 20 4’ Faronm street. Owaha, WIND ENGINE & PUMP ( Steam end Wate - Supplies. Haliday wind milis. 618 and 12) Jones St., Omah®, . F. ROk, UK mAnRge T BROWNELL & (0, Engines, Boilers and Generel Mechinery. Shectiron work, steam pumps, saw mills, 12151218 Lenvenwort Ominha. Iron Works. ST M BOILEIK WORM Carter & Son, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds Steaul Bmlcrs Tauks and Ql]n tlrun Work F I\lrl\ & VIERL I\rv lh(l\ W Ull‘h Wrougnt and Cast Iron Bui ding Work, Enzincs, brass work, gencral ry, machine and Dincksimith work. ‘Ofice snd worxs, C. . 1y and 17th street, Omaha. " OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk ruils. window guards. flower stands. wire signs, ete. 123 North 1tk street, Omab OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORK. Max('rs of Fire and Burglar Proaf vil"fi! Vaults, Jnil work, iron shuiters and fire es Andreen T Cor. J4th CHAMPION IRON & WIRE WORKS. Ion nd Wire Fence;, Ralings, Guands and sereons, for banks, offic Improved awning:, locl Dincksm ith works. ~ SOUTH OMAEA PALMER, RICHMAN & (€0, Live $tock Commission Merchants, OfficeRoom 24, Opposite Exchinnge Bullding, Union Tock Yardr, South Omaha, Neb. buth Tath St UNION STOCK YARDS €O, 0f Omaua, Limi‘ed, John F. Boy e CHICAGO 4no ORTH- N WESTERN Omaha, : Council Blufls . Superintendent do, vam tab, lu 0, da, Oregon. 4 8 Tew 8F the numerous points of superio wuloyed'ty (e butrims OF this 1oad betwaos GaARE T T 4 { are’ the fnest Lhat it ngenulty can croate: 1ts PALACE CLERDING CAR i ot e found ol {mio 0t The .um. i 00 Bepor With those Of the Chi & Northwesiern 1ty. In Chicago the train of e minke closs connection with hose of a1l o(hes ern Tin Columbus, Indianapolis. Cincinn sumalo, Pittaburg, Toro Catreal Now' ' Vork, Philndeiphis, Ralimor. Weht ¥ and M Bainte in the Bast, Ask 10r tekers Sia NORTHWESTERN" the bost wcoommiodaiy 'l:u via this line. ik AL dekny 1001 Faraals B om-fu —THE—~ CHlcAGo ™ SionT LIE OF THR Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Best Route from Omgha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST TWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFF® Chicago, ——AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolls, Cedar Raplds, Rock Island, Prbepun., Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenpo:t, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Belolty Winona, La Crosse, Aud all oLber impertant puinte East, Northeast and Houthenst Yor throush uckets, oali ou Barker orn) g "l'f oral nger and AFFORD, Asistans Gesers! Frascnses e Kl DN EYiida \‘;'vl‘t,".Y.‘;’;.’;“;‘.’,',‘&.‘i"—?-’ Vil Gap: julin. Soveral cuves cured in seven dave, Kold o e wll drigilats, or by mail feoin Doue Co., 142 White BL,N. Y, Full directions, .