Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1889, Page 3

Ve, pans s DAILY BEE: SATURDAY cific and the stocks first named. Chioago, | gent orders were filled the trade fell flat. St. Louis and Pittsburg gained 1 per cent. f-nlr;-.mnn who \rr‘rr’rnnllnr'le to :mlmn;'lh:‘r; 4 o oon, | AN the excitement found themsclves offerec The entire list_acted heavy toward noon, | gt Sl BREToment fornid eererene o with prices about the same as at the open- | gayen loads unsold and the buyers did not ing. Later in the day a bullish feeling was | talk much as if they wanted them at any noticed in stocks, After 13 o'ciock prices | price. (llllhr‘ end they bought Ihlom all up '.'ln»hu-pm Tus, i 1 paying $4.42; @ 4.45 for the last. Other points | per Ib, made gans all through the list. Burlington PAVINE 1491 @d.db for the INSE OVIEE e | eEtae. : was again the leader and showed & et | o, wag due entirely to the strength of the | _ Fesi Fisu—White fish, frozen, per Ib, gain of over 2 per cent on top of a similar | jocal demand s : herrings, frozon, per 1b, bej trout, fresh advance yesterday. The top was 90’ and —— caught, per (b, %o;white perch, fresh caught, MAY 4 1889, : 3 TIY OMAEA MANUPACTORERS, | DMARAJOBBERSDIRECTORY hee. No. 1, g0 Que =& Boots and Shoos. . Agrleulluml Implemnl_‘\'s e R, Windsor, s Reat KIRKENDALL, JONES & 0., CHURCHILL PARKE ki \ kport, 03¢ ovtogs, 63 Buccessors to Read, Jones & Co. Dealerd: oult n..m‘.‘.fi.y ‘,\ e immersationnt, | Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shees Mfir.!‘lA.gr."i‘,‘.l"fi"["l.nlsfnfflt.‘:,wfggff i Warren, No. 870, | Agonta for Boston Rubber Co. 1102, 1104 and 1108 L RSB NGOt E THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Unfavorable Weather Reports In- fluencing Transnactions. turnips, 50@dse; oyster | No. 1, i x("h 00: cauliffower, | chee No. SHe@$1.00; green | Anawan string beans, ' LANN tomatees, ¢ bu, §1.75@ | inch, per b, 10aeidc; pie piant, 5c; new potatoes, per Ib, 2'g@se; L RAIN NEEDED IN THE NORTHWEST 10c; Berwick, 134, 15 Acme, 13¢; York, 80- Hurney Street, Omabis, Nebraska. VINGE P OO i v Acme, 3 LININGER & METCALF CO. Pl : 4 - el e o Sheep. per Ib, buffalo, fresh caught, per Ib, wmch, 12! York, 32inch, 18 Swift | e—— — P ) » P A 1, Some- | the close 9. Union Pacific was in great . R G e B Tho8e " =i D of L 00, Sico: M 3 ) Prices of Grain, round, Some: | T st with vosterdny, and gained 14 for | Thers woro a fow sioep hera whih soldat | '(r‘?-ff.'."l\.,',f."".fpl":i'u.'f i 8} biackbass, | River, 8o hormdike 0O, 8igo; “Anorndike —_ Browers. _ Agricult’ mplements, Wagons, Carriages what Stiffer Than on Thuraday the day. Other gains were 3 in Missour: | Brices not materially different from yester- | gl (U io "y $1.00@1,25; plover., ordis No. 5, 9ge; Cordis No. 4, STORZ & ILER, Bugat sl Lt T k ‘attle Ruling Mark- Pacific and Northern Pacific proferred, 5% in | 4V Becrsl v mallard ducks, 250,005 teal, . & Lager Beer Bl'BWfll'! VDORF & MARTIN COJ edly Higher. Atchison, 8 i St. Paul and there was a Receipts. SLOOLS ;‘”;“"lj‘ ):_‘"“‘;“"“‘“,h d aen, 08 eag, 0 o7, :{'I'Ig"‘:" T 150 Nort iehieeth ot O, an, Wholesale Dealers i ) 3 ) + o 8 oict e vy, §2.25; i o 4 . } o - ok ToROP Dt | A - + 1200 | chojce hand picked meatum, §.00; choice XXX, '15igo; | Em— ——————— | Agricultural Implements, Wagons& Buggies CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS. :.v-"ll;:(v: :Mt:h:d‘fl,v. n':‘lr:l:ll:)h“. A < B340 | hand picked country, $1.75@1.90; clean coun- B ‘M‘ reck, AX. 13 ]‘L.:,.\,Ar Croek, BB, R e, CUMRIBE e 01,50, 00 an 07 done stroal, Omahn. ! et bl q . the day were 271,108 shares, including Bur- N ing P e e, sacked, per bu, 25@8oc. NTUCKY JEANS—Memo alkota, T ) MOLINE,MILBU STOD. ) €O, ;' Chicaco, May 3.—[Special Telegram to § ¥ Prevalling Prices 3 : u‘l‘ b 30 K S J ‘}‘ ; "I‘ t EAGLE CORNICE WORK: MOLINE, MILBURN & STODDARD CO. ¥ Tie Bee.)—The wheat market had a stronger | lington and Quincy, 39,0 3 The following is a table of prices paid in C Stot ('hunlm,mllmnlu;u\ . I,H;.!'nn,m ham, l,ul\s\\';{:‘l.“' !um‘».“’.:, Haml flmum“ m‘ Galvflflllflfl lm“ Um‘mflfl Manufa 13.;«- And jobbers in g v and healthier tone, to-day, and pricos aver- | St. Paul, 28,0003 this market for the grades of stock men- oy Ao, %o Window- o matalic skylights. John Kpene Wa[nns, B"Hllrs, Ram, Flows Ele, f aged better than those of yesterday. The | Lackawanna, 18, tioned: 3 T8, TALLOW, K reen salted Crasn—Stevens' B, Stevens' B, Pro . 108 and 110 South 10th street. Cor. th And Pacific streets, Omaha. enumeration of new factors and influences | The fnllm\lnk\wrullu‘ closing quotations: Lrimestoets, | hides, bige; dr salted Hidos, 6o dry flint :»%uuvl'u'xl,. Stovens) &1 | S ; Loy ARt 48 pegnl Nort Pacific.. 2 1004 hides, Sc; calf ‘hides, 5g@6c; damaged hides | bleached (¢} Stevens' P, 3 RRTERTT — ' public and private, & 4148 rogular 3. &N Woo...o rdinary to fair cows, sheep pelts, dry, per Ib, " i N, n,m. hc.n 01 \m".“ 3 i13ge VDS MANUFACTURIN: o] s 5 TS g weather throughout Kansas and Nebraska, coripons. 1 a1t | Fwic to good cows age, 14@@18c; tallow, No. 1, 4 Duck—We (L‘I’um( € or, 104} Manufacturers of Atists' M 1"- HOSPE, Jr, b and sections of 1llinois and Indiana; and . ¢ 4 pod to ch No. 31g (@Y (.,: do, 12 o do, 40-inch, 11 e o tve o 1tansos shron. | CERLEAL it s iDL 1100 s, vollows S Bank Ol and Saloon Fixlares S18° Malcrials, Pianos and Ongans, i A rhvighd Ohioaso turington - |to M. & Se.p Fair to good huuq Avere BurTenr Manties, 8 o Drup Fixtures, Wail "“W"l"‘""" Omahs, Nebraska, feling “a killing frost" last night over con- | GTURRQIAFIRBION oo (U o Cefarrad Good to choice bulis b Cingn—Bbls, $5: hf bbls, 83, mbsr—Dimensions and Thnber. Qas and W R ' siderable areas. This latter was the most | . [k W, 3815 |8t Paul & Omaha 31t | Light stockers and feeders. . . BUrrenise—14@15e per 1b, 1216 14 1 16 ft 18 £t 20 f6 22 £t 24 £t Sonth ey Bt i 7 o sensatioual item of weather news in circula- | 1liinols Centrat 7114 " dopreferred...”... 84 | Good feeders, 50 to 1100 1bs.. MArLE StaAr—131g@15e per 1 e 00 16,00 10,0 30.00 o — Boots and Shoos. vion, It excited the bears and bulls more | fl: & Woloooo 11 il b A G :::u::::l'!:‘:l.]lllli:':x\f»]lll:xi 8 ;!n\n)—lf‘m‘ll-‘rug:;lh b 00 0) 16,00 1 o0 1 ___Paper Boxes. W. V. MORSE & (0., than anything else. The northwest poured | Lake Shore 1084/ dovreforred.. . 21§ | Tk to choiee mixed hogs, LB AU I L 200 15,00 15,00 16,00 16.00 19.00 20.00 JOHN L. WILKIE, i P Inl;‘::ri?r« :‘»lym:n\‘., . and reflected serious | Michigan Central.. 883 Western Union. ..., 8% }"::'r":’_ m'.-.; l‘m‘:"l‘l‘ 1 hogs, JELLIES--3}g(@de per 1b 0 15.00 16.00 16,00 19.00 £0.00 A duny Um}m‘s Dr Bflm ffld Shm Missouri Pacitic £15.00 15.00 1500 16.00 16.00 19.00 )0 16.00 17.00 18,00 19,00 & apprebensions of damage, should generous Good to ch LaBbLi bt oo | Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory, | o o e ngasias seoe; g, Sanoractorn Bags—American A, : 200 il 2 " | SxS.$10.00 10, i 11 within the next three weeks. el RELadH " Fair to choic W @4 A 1 o Now. 1 41319 Douglas street, OmAha, Nob, _—_—mmm—— ;.“'"" 1’,’."{ "’.1".. e T e bl s s L) £ Ve | Shorn sheep...... 00 @400 | Union Square paper, discount, 85 per cent; | FEscixa—No. 1.4 and 6 inch, 12 and 14 ft, | et whin, Neb.__ So; Sk SRS LIn. RLHSE. biure Aviaes tho approschota | %5 Mikado Square paper, discount, 35 ber cent, | rough, $16.00@16. - s 4 and 6 fneh, 1|8 s:asn_____-. BEoYaETSs T weather bureau advises ch of o = NG Excmasee—Quiet but firm; Representativo Sales. CANNED Friits—Avples, per gal, §2.15: [ f& rough, $17.00@1 .9, 4 and b inch, [ s OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME €0 lower barometrical area in the northwest, 5 12 and 14 ft, rough, § sixty-day bills, $1.8 ries, 2 Ib, berries 0.2, 4 M. A. DISBROW & CO. demand, #4883 STEERS, i J indicating possible rains to-morrow. Winter i Av. No. blueberries, 2 1b, $1.50; cherri 2 1b, uu;‘l‘h_uu'h. 16 1t, rcfi::l;.f vuzmx‘;- i‘h; ik Wholesale manufacturers of JIJUDBI‘S 01 Hal‘fl flnfi Sflfl Cflal i wheat districts supply a diversified crop of PRODUCE MARKETS, R 16 Iwru-;:“\;,lur!r(l.u- 1b, §1.7 25 610 (TEAr00, 18t atnd 94, clear Te nad 3 Sasn' Doors, Blinds aud Momflmg& 200 outh 15th street, Omana, N { ’ reports, From southern and contral Illinois, | 10460, May 5. m. close—Wheat SIS s apptes, 9 16; inch, & 2 8, $47.00@50.00; 80, clear, 11 1nch, s | _Branch ’fice, 12th and Izard street Omahs, Neb, NEBRASKA FUEL €O, 1120 1088 o0t Indiana and Onio are heard a great num- ber of complaints of dangerous drouth and of developionts of inscet life to an alarming ' extent. Locally, the demand for cush wheat i BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Shipye of Coal a d Coke. ear, 1 inchy | Manufzcturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, | e—itonnimn st ommnaner. —Firmer; cash, S0c: June S0ijc; Ju rn—Steady: cash, $4%5c; June, 43,000 46,00; 3d, clear,11; and 21 B select, 114, 114 and 38.003 18t and 2d, 5. pineapples, 3 B &1t ib, £1.15; strawberries, pres., spherrios, 2 1b (10 @ anple strawberries, . % s, R. & R, extra yollow, 5, #45.00; 8d, clear, 1 inch, 8 2 8, £38.007 — 18 quite urgont,. “Tho biackboard ive the | Qb Steadys ¢ Sl D h oallon uparea 1Y, Rtetscr 1 ot 83 S8 ob! 13 select, | amch, | Mouings.sate wark and iieror hast oot i, | Gommiaslon and Storage. guantity inspected yestorday at 140,000 bush- | - garioy —Nohing doing. Iennett imperiul yellow, 3 Ib, $1.90; Groe sos, L0, o Omaha, No RIDDELL & RIDDBLL v els und well defined reports were in_ circula- | i U Uy standard, 3 Tb, §1.70; Monitor seconds, 3 1 Froonixa—First com. 6 inch white pine, — : Liv y \ tion lto to-day that an order for 100,000 bush- | Jirme & Hihy B £84.00: 20 vom, 6 inch white pine, $31.00: 8d Storace and Commission Merchiants els was in process of being filled. = Spring |y "gi.02, 1b, $1.105 Grechv 005 Myers' 6 Ib, | com. 6 inch white pine, £26,00; D, 6 inch [ = = W 1 Mercnants, wheat finds the market 2@ie above the May Pork—Higher; ocash, 81157 July £100." i white pi carr. 4 and 6 1meb, yellow | S 2 .4 Specialties — Dutter, eges, chease, poultry, games prices, so relable people say. Wheat in Min- | ¢ 1 ; h, 1157 \ o BroowLiout. 816, 160 i T G Pflllll]‘, Piges and Englngs i i et i tia Neb, neapolis continues to be quoted H@ic above Lurd—Firm; cash, $0.80; July, $0.87i¢. mon trout, slams, 1 1b, $1.25; clams, | 18t and 2d clear yaoflow pine, 4 and 6 inch, i e = =———————y Chicago for similar grades and the feelivg | 60" ) LG i 31, i doviliod | 20,00, Steam, water, railway nad mining sl Dry Qoods and Notlons. 1 there was firm to-day. Liquidation for the | 5y, _steady and unchanged. crabs, 110, §2.23; de PorrAr Lusner—Clear poplar box bas, % e ool L "M K. SMITH & €O, b northwestern accouut has been heavy for Dry Salt Meaf codfish bal in, 8 2 8, $35.00 & & b oulders, §: short rib clear poplar, three or four da in panel, s, yesterday particularly, and theopinion was held in well posted circles ! 10-day that “light-waisted' holders had bee pretty generally forced in,leaving only heav; Weights, whose property bears, up in that section, did not_feel safe in “gunning for,” and_who would not be likely to be forced to let go. The indefinable pressure 1 from the northwest, which has been i hanging over the market like a wet blankot for several weeks, was there- foro measurably lifted to-day, and the snap and moderate buoyancy obsorvable was, in part, due to that cause. July wheat openod in panel, U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP €0, cels, 1 1b, £.25; lobsters, 11b, £0.00; clear poplar, 110, $1.90; lobsters, devilled, g povlar, 14 in panel,'stock wide,'s el :er Steam and Wate; sl]]]]]“fis, D]‘Y Gflflfls Flll‘l]lsnln! Gools and Notiong mackerel, 1 1b, £1.00; makerel mustard sauce, | clear poplar currugated ceiling, ¢, $30.00, , Omahn, Neb 31, §2.60; mackerel tomato sauce, 3 Ib, §290! | Posts—White cedar, © in,' halves, i2c; G. ¥V ok, ncting manager. KILPATRICK-KOCIT DRY GOODS co., mackerel | white clear, 5l in. halves and 8 in quarters, s Gt 116 white Sloks, 4 in round. 16c; Ténnessos | . _BROWNELL & CO, Tmporters and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions yatore. 8 b gl 0r sl mon G b b 88,10, | Tod’ Godar, spilt, 1bo; split oak, (white) So; Engings, Boilers and General Machinery, | cens: surmue Gornar 1k a6 HEFo oL B85 Galmon, Alusita. $1b. $3.0 shrisps, | *'SHisoLp, Ly Pei M—XX cloar, $320; | Shestiren work, ieam vumpn, avw mit, 1y | ———— ey o a8 15 0z, por 1o, o1 Star, | Sore fh o e A B B et | e S Tmportors and Jobbors ot T I;..,Tll,“r‘.s" “'“"r'i'l.f'::,‘l,’("' h ql.‘: RNo. 1, #1.10@1.15; California red wood, i Iron Works. L o Inne! 1b, 'tle: Stearic, wax, 14 oz, 6, per 1b, | mensions widths, $1.50; cypress, clear heart, STEAM BOILER WORKS, Woolens and Tailors TI'lfllml]]ES short clear, # (@05.00. Buttor—Lower; creamery, 15@?21c; dairy, 13@19e. ese—Dull: full cream cheddars and 7ig@shie: Young Americas, Safo Eggs—Firm and higher; fresh, 11@11}4e. Hides—Unchanged; heavy and light groen salted, 5ic; salted dull, 41{c; green salted calf, be; dry flint, dry salted, 7e; dry’ calf, 7@Sc; deacons, 25 eacl Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solid packed, 4c; No. 2, 8ic; cake, 4}4c. (@0, TIalliday wind mills. 018 and (2) Jones St., Omahs. . 1070 11b packages, o4 1¢; McLaughlin’s com and 16 ft, &l ¢, but it went -Wheat—Receipts, his ing at 77'4c, b ld d t Receipts. Shipments. 0 lmllbnxc% 1{¢ extra, $3.405 him, Rl ead s s (mvn\nm Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds 817 Bouth 15th streot. this morning at 77'¢c, having sold down to | o 0 5 - .02 O @135¢0 per Ib. Snip Lab—No. 1 plain, 8 and 18 in, 81 7720 on Une eurt Vestorday itiernoon. e | YRk 1500 240000 1510 1 i Gobos—bi@nne por b, | No. 2 plain, § and 16 i, $15.50; N xcam Boilers, Tanks and Sheet Iron Work s { market was not long traveling up to '77ic. ) 502,000 17 le's Ariosa, | €15.00. Works South 20ib and B. & M. crossing. Tel. 1415 rniture. | It sold off to 77l @ioc later, but rallied to R 45 11b packages, Dilworth’s Standurd, |~ SiDiNa—First com and 16 ft, $22.00; 20 e = = || mmemn e S | 7780 and did not get below that figure. Twice 118,000 HBOARECS, LA LA TRy “nd 1t PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, DEWEY & STONE, [ 1t roke from 751¢ back t $15.0( e | 1300 oo comand ot 50 " | Wrought and Cast Tron. But ding Work. Wholesale Dvalcrs in Purnitare 11b packages. 24%{c; Lion, 1 1b fence com and Il ft, 1765 up again with a click and snap, indicating | 2,000% spot, quict and }4@ ¢ 2487c: Germa b packag | o : higher and strong: No. 1643 i A , 8 ey 5 Siowa S ans genuine strength, Once, between 13 and 1| ¢4y o 3 050 9 kaska, 1 1b packages, 243;c: s | ft, $46.00; B 121ns 1 12, 14 and T ft, §41.00: | Bogines. brags work, genernl foundry, machine an o'clock, the price eot Lo FJc, and during the | B30 afloats & 4oy O80T 285 T oncein tins, per Eross, $2.50; essonce, in | C'121n 8 1 & 13, 14and 16 ft, $30.00; D12 in 8 blacksmith T OMmoe A prEs, UZESA ‘wud 11t strect, Omabe. £ cum IRON WORK. B red, 77¢; ungraded rd, 761 @S45{¢; options dull and higher; May Corn—Receipts, 10 last fifteen minutes of the session the strength became still more pronounced, the price going to 78%c, with urgent demand bulk, half bbls, per lb, papes, 50 1bs in box, per Ib, be; Franck’s | 1s 121t rman chickory red, Se. 16 fr, $1 11b | 1812, 14 and 16 ft, $23.00; No. 1 com 12 m & ‘\n lvnm 12ins1s 14 and OMAHA WIRE Pll[‘lllllll‘fl. ;. exports, 71,0007 om 12in 8 1 s, 10, i i ha Nebrask from the shorts as well as for mvestment ac- | A0t th P Corr \—(-rl'vn—l-‘mu'y old_golden_rio, [ 18 and 20 ft, $14 om e m's 15 14 | Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Rflllmfl D BONLLE count. The closing quotation was 78 35c in elovators 43% @i iyc afloat; Nol “ancy old peat and 16 ft, $17.00. Desk rails, window guards. flower stands, wire signs, | S — J June wheat ovened at Tsi{e, ranged from ""fi"l"{“,." m‘nxfnd' alm:-r 3 options ) 5 Rio, prime, & CEiL AND PARTITION com in ete. 123 North 16th street, Omakia. . QGrocerles, 3 146 and 010800 At E0JE 0N M ted v active and stronger. Y , ) b vhite pi i ¥ — | ~—=rsew e | 300 Dosaimal. . Hoavs Withdrawals of Outa—Recoipts, U00; exports, 100; spot, e, ,',\J.‘,‘,”‘:‘ oS andehling, e} L Ve UI,"MM SAFE & IRON WORKS, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & C N ctive shipping inquiry | auiet but firmer; options and fairly i 5 i AND T ey i : i ine cel 20: clear Norway, $14.50 T Soor S ey SRR | e zi | Comsen SIS se Ml yone, Wpsi | P cline, S2 ceue o Norway, #a5o; | HANTTS of Fire and Burglar Proof Safts, | Whalosale Groceries and mesms shown by the market. Cables were only | White, 3415c; mixed c. Process rope, eotton rape. 1y and by | - Bostbs—No 1 com s 1 s12, 14 and 16 {t, | Veults juil work, iron shutters and fire ecapos. 205, 707, 709 and 71180uth 10th st., Omah mildly encourag ing, but begin to assume a | Coffee—Options steady and 5 to 10 points | 0........ 520 in, Wc; cotton twine, fine 4-ply, Bibb, 22c; | §10; No 2 com s 18 13, 14 and 16 ft, §16.50} QTALAreeh PIop:H 00K BUIN AONECR Bla. = RD. BRADY morg favorable tone. The low price is evi- | UP; sales, 41,250 bags; May, 16.80@10.85; T e do medium, 203 do course, 1¢; Hemp v No 3 com s 1812, 14 and 10 ft, $14.50; No 4 SOUTH OMAHA [MoyOR DI IEE 70y deutly encouragiug freo buying among ¢ July, §17.10@17.15; spovilo, steudy's fir car- 8401 i No. 103, flax twine, No. 18, 20¢ com s 1813, 14 and 16 1t, (shipping cuil), $15. . Wholesale Grocers* ors, the tainties of thenexterop | BOCS, $18.75, ; E 503 o 50 cents per M Tt f sh. o of courao, 'a. governing faature, | Petroleum—Dull; united closed at S5%c. 8.00 O ey Tk oz, 90,00, 0anulow A D oo O e s 010 P —— == 13th ana Leavenworth atreots, Omahis, Nebraska. J Rocapta wero less than ‘ookod for and to- | | Bees—In fair dewand and firmer; western, caLvES. L . UNION STOCK YARDS CO., CRACKERS Druas—(Gro coppera: <Es—G@18e per 1b, atts, 23¢ inch, 60c; O G batts, 1gx3, S| 7) atum, 4c; borax, 11c; | 85c; B inch weli tubing, D & M and, bev & Epsom salts, 8c; flour sulphur, | pickets, D & H flat, $20; pickets, D & H 12}, @13c. Pork—Quiet; new, $13.00@13. ard—Strooger; western steam, $7.173¢; —_—eeee— 0f Omaha, Limited, Hardware Job K. Boyd, Super = tendent. e N morrow’s _estimated arrivals were still smaller, being figured at 260 cars. The sea- board markets were firmer and the demand X e 43 salpetro, e sauare, 819, e W. J. BROATCH. / ¢ ood. The en K = o 7 i e — v . 90c; ok s b nnad, e e ey sor; westorn 10630, jDies Easins Pas I spnicss, MQuTs | o, ExeQuiner uhio s bt S0 Heary Haraware, Iron and Stel ¢ 0 to stiffen the market at the opening, prices [ Cheese—Firm;: western, 6@ye. i Se. achie ,peol’cd @20c; fancy | Milwaukee and Louisville, $1.80; Michigan Springs, Ly ) starting at an improvement of about i{c over T ll‘l- 3m"i‘fll- May 3.—Wheat—Cash, 77}4c; unpeeled, sun dried, 6';c; Sait | and Fort Dodge plaster, § Blue Rapid Harnoy atreet, Omah yoitr:,rday'n fl:‘:l 2\(:0:::;0‘:‘:]10"‘ s \'L,J.’)‘l_;lfl g;m_ cash, 80%c; June, 32@32gc: l.nlie, 6. I’ruxlu's l‘Lrl'l RC, "‘gll L qur. plm:'tull‘, $1.95; hair, 20c; sash, 60 and 10 per ST \ The firmn H ) 80%¢; | 32 : rants, H@ic. Turkish prunes, itron | cent dis, ! some sentimental strength to corn, and_the -'"“;’I;‘;‘"“MM ) VR peel, 23c, Lomon peel, 1de. Fard dates, 10c. | cent dis, —Higher; cash, 23}{c; June, 23 op mg strength was well maintained ail dily, with closing figures showing an im- provement over yesterday of from 14 to Jc. Oats were quiet, verging to dullness in the speculative way. ‘The volume of new busi- ness was not iarge, though there was consid- erable disposition shown to change May into more deferred deliveries. The selling Pork—Dull at $12.00. @10¢. Raisins, malaga bunch, dehe- | board, §1. Lard—Nominal at £,60. Whisky—Steady at $1.02. Butter—Easy; creamery, 20@2lc; dairy, 17@18c. Milwaukee, May Tiges July, 78! R e [ cont dtbrs arvonTalts pas! owes 5,05 stbaw TEEI. PENS E ‘“n’."ik'fi‘vu"’{{i’iTv’{';“;l"l‘* igs , L i J - ard, $1.05. ey ot P e el !L‘EP,‘.“j?.!‘E,F?.‘:EW.?P G Bl o o Hisciodren o5, “Fiued Surii e | | Drogsand chemionts o | Are the Best, e Nectarines, 13@l4c. Ginger, Jamaica, !5 | 60c; oxalic, per Ib, 13c; tartaric, powdered, ——— aTe— w——— 2 et pts, £5.00 per do s !'Ul‘;}“h‘?”‘; T, IN THE ESSENTIAL QUALITIES OF Build rs' Hardware and Scale RGDflI[‘ShIIII. — Wheat — Firm; FARINACEOUS ( s{c; far- i1i g e was swonger under an absence of | Corn--Firm; No. ina, 4¢3 peas, Bes oatmeal, % (@hic; maca- | AMMONIA . per b, T5e. Durability, Evenness of | uecuanics tools and fumio soates. 106 Dougins pressure to gell and the difference between Oats—Dull; No. 2, ‘white, 26}4c. roni, 11}5¢; vermicelli, 11Y5c; rice, 4%;@ Anrowroor—Bermunda, per b, 40c. Point, and Workmanship. Toys Iy this and the two following months . 1, 4834¢. sago and tapioca, @7 Bavsax—Copaiba, per 1b, 68 'y Afferent stylos by mail.on | "= o e, was very small, Fair outside trading orders firm} pork, $11. Fisn—Salt—Dried codfish, 6! > hali- Borax—Refined, per Ib, 12c. ,&‘;}’5{'}:}".'{'y"c'f.’fl.:"m'fii....f."nx’mrmd\ Oy H. HARDY & CO., y in June and July were noted, with clique | Minneapolis, May 8.—Sample wheat dull but, 12¢: scaled herring, 25¢’ per box hal. | Catoser—Am, per Ib, 82, & T o Jobbers of houses desiring to sell May and buy June at | and shade firmer; receipts, 176cars : shipments herring, dom, 50c; Hamburg spiced herring, | Cassia Bups—Per 1b, 15c IVISON, BLAKEMAN & C0., 7% Sorie Tfly‘.’» nn“s Mhums Fancy Goods, ! Jge difference. May opened strong and sold | g1 cars. Closin, No. 1 hard, May, 96c; $1.00@1.10; imp. hol. herring, 70c@#£1.00; Curororony--Per Ib, 47c. L y /] f up to 2287c, or ¢ improvement, with July July, 98c: on track, 9 No. 1 northern, , hif bbls, No. 1, $13.50; large (_‘nlmv\s![y hmu.xl\u'rv. l’e“lh 72, o Houso fumlahiog 800 oo "40'- S ShIsiases, oa | touching 2ic, and later ruling slightly easy. July,’ 86873 on b 831 ily, $12.50 per 100 1bs: white fish, No. 1,8 Crizax TAiTAR—Pure, per Ib, 4 —THE— re vith 23 oD May. T BAT4 i v ) B .50; an- ExTract Locwoon—Bulk, per 1b, 10c. = ' f.’;'.‘fi.'?u‘? O T ey uorthiern, May, 785¢; July, 78%¢; | 103 Nebraskas, ..mn.lsl“*“f‘m sl s CRLRER e 2 NE { Was in samples, Dinnats May 8 — Wheat — Dull; Western wooled 4,50 TB@4.50. Gow Ausuic—Seldet, por'lb, $1.00. “CONSOLIDATED TANK LIN Gy trade wi a slow condi- 2 re i A 3 wonds, 16@18¢; Brazils, 9e; fil- AssroeETIDA—Per 1b, 18c. | tion.. Ko cash proporsy tho domand showad | iora.d lb(.“'\‘\ No. 2 mixed, tlo H ,,",'“ puok , Tdc: walnuts, 1304 pes Canrnon—Per I, #e. OF THE Wholesale Refined and Lubricating []l]l | a marked increase, but in the line of specula- [ Oats—Firm; No. 2 mixed, 27c, Cattle higher. nuts cock ted, 10c. Orivy—Per b, } Chi Milwaukee & 1. Paul R sl erearalols ToDaiA N AT L Disar e tion, an unusually uninteresting day was ex- | Wiiisky—sFirm at §1.0: Mogs sold wild. Otk W, 121403 | lobine—IRtesublimated, per oz, $3.80, 0ago, Milwaukee 3 1 Bt ) perienced. Acknowledged leaders gavo the A Moy 5—Wheat—Wealk; | . J- W- Scott was in from Palm yra with cat- | headiight, salad i, @700 per cs—Buchu, short, per Ib, 15¢, senna, | —— At Paper. market little or no attention, and with the 3 2 soft’ | tle. dozen. Alex, per b, 33c, g The Best Route from Omaha and Councl e S 5 o o i 3 05 Uuly; 10207 0.2 851l PiekLes—Medium, per bbl, $5.00; small, [ Oils—Linseed. raw, 56c; linsced, boiled CARPENTEI PAPER CO., gcnmu.lnuofuunuhunu in mu".. ,(Inlre St. Paul was represented by Ira Grifiin with ‘“”‘x’x "huk‘.” m, , . small, RN el ek B setaan! Bluffs to WI]l l P ]] l ‘ R o b ioaltoy nlbronch oul e niite i ot g bas au, | e T SR O S S o 1, e | S o o R, | —==THE EAST==— olcsale Paper _Ea e evelopement to” attract attention, During B 2 : = s, ¥2 ergree el ) =0; olive, Malaga, COUNCIL BLUFF8 E 5 the morning the bear side was ussistea a lit- = . H. Neff was in from Arlington Wwitha car | 8.1b pkgs, £2.603 do m lb. ):ku: ¥ do 28 gul,u.l 5 S Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, Lumber. ‘ tle by advices received from the stock yards, Live of hogs. 10-1b pkgs, §2.40; Ashton, ba bags, 56.1b, S Porass—Bromide, per 1, 44c; iodide, per | ) il e - e but the weakness suffered was more than re- Chicago, May 2. e Drovers' Journal Hogs went up quick, but they came down fl“ 4 bu l)ih.;l, 24-1b, t;,&\-.}ll.fluu M S A, 56-1b thum. e " ls‘t. ll:qu:, A J:lunmp‘nlln, :,‘pdinl ll:lmhls, JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, ' covered subsequently as a rule, compared | . o uicker. ags, oose, per b UINIA—! per oz, 50c. ock Island, Freepor ockfor { With yeatordny's last quotations. - AC thead- | "PSER UM 000, markot strong 1| “C.M. Avery, of Chicago, was at the Ex. | SkEvs—ird, il @ic. BREDS perilb d@e: Oaglellayin Dul 0 o, Daven or’t, Wholesale L[ll]l\lfll', kL, rnmont prices showed an advance of 2k (@ baitloReueipie 090;inarkon atrong and; | i Leie ALY, 3 % per 1, mottled, per b, S@10c; Castile, white, per ) ubuque, P Imported_and_Amerioan Portinnd coment. Sia8e, Iy g’c\" jmont B ) an iy 5\ higher; beeves, #.40@4.60; steers, $5.40@ | change. v : b Elgii Madi: Janesville e o A e iene by arauiia tend , whilo stiort ribs wero unchanged to 2}c [ 336! Slockers and focders, $2.508.05; cows, | Sherift ., C. Eikenverry, of Plattsmouth, £ by 10G 1o, kIR Elgin, Madison, payille, 'Quiney whitw lina, | 5 Bigher, and lard the same to 2o lowor. bulls and mixed, $1.90@H.50; Texas cattle, | was looking over the yards. SricEs por” o Allspice, 1% hrm‘nu e R Blolty Winong, ¢ SLa Orosso, - Sl e G e e s . s J. W. Crawford, of ted Oak, Tv., wason the | Cassia China, 10c; cloves el | St \CHONA oz, 18¢, A28 8D OLr. A arsy Sash Horthekst Ao Deater in Hardwood Lumber, PRICACRLIVE AT00R. o e Bt Tgs " Mokvy B s iy | market with horscs. nutmegs, No. 1, 70c! pepper, 20 WaAX—White, per 1b, 5500, For through ickets.call on tho ticket agent at 1t eator 1n Hardwood Lumber, T T R R T A el Howard and N.J. Calkins were in from | Svaans - ai{c; confection- ¥ .t Birker Biook, or AUUGION PRI | wrooq carpets and parguet ficring. uth and Daugias CmicaGo. May 3.—[Speclal Telegram to "mmw, At 6,000; market steady; | Moudy, with cach a car of cuttle. ers A, 83{@le; su.mmnl.um-:."( , BO¢@S¥{e e n Sleopers and the finost Dining Cars 1o the LTI L el 7 Tue Bre)—In cattle there was a brisk | napives, $5.00@5.20; westerns, #35.40i@4.50; B.J. ’I‘lolrncy 1as 1;1 from Ai:;sr\‘vonh with | yellow € oo “I;g\v‘(mt«l %@10}50; cut e 'ucm'; A wOPQAIP PN ONLL0 malnting ofitieiphlcase, MY ~OMAHA LUMBER CO. movement in the market to-day, um, prices | Texans, $2.254.35; latmbs, $4.755.50. two cars of (uvl: e an uncfi.l;r;r m,s“ : e o oy B N0, molass BMIa Lo passiniers by Gourteous ewpioyes of Tue A]”(ll]fls fll'Blll][llllEMaIEI'lfll fl[wnfl!flsfllfl. were 10@15c higher than yosterday. The | Kansus City, May 8.—Cuttle—Steady; | Sam Gosnoy hus returncd from Ghicago, | g5qixe, ~Planished boiler sizes, cold | CWMIDLER nnge 15th Btreot and Union Paciflc Track, Omaha general market showed an advance of 10c | beef and shipping steers, strong and 10¢ | Where he has veen spending a few days, ViNgGAR—Per gal sheathing, 80¢ pitts, lats, Al Genural Manaer LA and some of the choice light and medium | higher::good w“g’!mmu{;vw-l d, §3.85(@4.10; Lincoln rece nhinw (}uy 580 m:lg' -‘551. I’au} s ) vn”,l Avent i . LOUIS BRADFORD, o) = common to medium, $3.00@3.75;: stockers | 800; Cincinnati 1,000; Indianapolis 3,500, and VANIZED SHEE N—Juni o 0. % 11 eneral Passengor f i weights sold 15c higher. The small supbly | gng ~feeding stocrs, steady at $2.00@3.605 | St. Joe 750. Corrox Fraxsrrs—10 por cont trade dis- | cont dimmiiny SIEET Inox—Juniata, 60 ver i | Ticket A ‘-,;'Ll_m", Buperitendsct, Dealer in Lmflbfll‘ Lath, Lime, Sflsh was what gave Life 1o the trade. ' Tue mar- | gows, steady at §1.75@5.00. Christovher Scow, of Palmyra, had two | count. Unbleached LI 5 PATENT PLANISHED TRON—No, 2 Doors, e, Yarde Cornior 1th and Doukiss. Corase ket was very active at those prices and the ¥ Hogs — Receipts 10,700; shipments, 1,600; | cars of cattle of his own feeding on the market steady to a shade lower; common to | market. choice, $4.204.50. A J. M. Janett was in from Scio with five cars Sfoux City, May 3.—Cattle—Receipts, | of cattle, and got §3.95, the top price for a 257; shipments, 85; market steaay: fat | bunch. stocrs, $3.00@370; stockers, $2.40@2.00; quality, per Ib, 103gc: No. 2 4 to 27, 1B quality, 10t ana Douging; . dige. " For lesd thly bundio aad i¢0 per b, e FRED W, GRAY. g g est Charcoal.)—1C, 14x20, ¥ S T18 oot 8700 1 Lumber, Lime Cement, Etc., Ftc, 112 shocts, $11.00; 1X, 20x23, 113 ] uln:uly $13. e S small supply was soon cleared. Of course bundreds of strong telegrams were sent to the country. Choice to extra beeves sold at $4.40@4.00; medium to good steers, 1350 to NN, DD, 15}4e; YY, I8¢; Hlf. 100; mcmhud 20, 814 . foses A 2 George C. Beck, of Indianapolis, Ind., a g = o 1600 1bs, $3.00@4.50; 1200 to 1850 1bs, $3.50@ | feeders, $2.50.15: canners and bulls, §1.00 i o2 IoN—No. 26, &340; No. 27. .50 C. N. DIETZ. 8.85; 950 to wmm,uw@»w stockers aud al calves, $2,00@4.00. commission man, 18 here Jeoking over the BarTs—Standard, 8¢; Gem, 10c; Beauty, 4 Motil Co'f half and half n : feoders, o ‘bulls and mixed, Toceipts, 1,500 market steady; | JArds with tho intention of establishing a | , 300n0, 1ici B, cased, £6.50. 5 commercial half und ! | P ‘LI / Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, a1ivay Toxas stoors, | light nd mixed, $4.82344.575; heavy, £4.5 TARESL QR0 AR QR SRt S e s olors— Atluntic, 6o; Slate, "1 In burs, 140 [ ! 1\ \ 15tk and Callforoin Streots, Ouahs, Nebruska, 3 L0023, 7 (@4.40. Secretary A. L. Lott, of Jive Stoc! Garner oil, 87 v t Charcoal)—IC, 10x14 X ST e e 1 Hoas—The market opened a littlo shaky 5 3 £xchange, has sent out notices that the next | ~ pyyxrs— ’mkundl bes—Allon, 6e: River | 225 snoof ; - d ; Millinery and Notion, | bult steudy, Rradualy workod firm, thon sud. | 1o May e Catie e Recupie, e, | ToBular mbotiu of the oxchauge il bo held | point, sigo; Steel e ohges ioumond, | 55 NI'.‘;x(ll“ 35 inoata. S050; 1A Toeia UAVCHN mk WOMEN succastaity troatad L oBE u:fi JLDER & €O, 4 denly weakened, and toward the “finish the | ghipménts, #00; market stronger: choice Mouduy afternoon, May 6, at 2:30 o'clock. 3 Pacific, shoots, §8.25; 1C, 14x20, 112 sheots, §5.5 v " puckers, who by this time had obtaioed con- f trol of the market, filled the balance of their ( v Prixg — Dress—Charter Oak, 5idc; Ram- | 14x20, 112 shoets, apo, 4¢; Lodi, bige; Allen, 6e: Richmond, 6c; | sheets, 8103 1X3 \)mdnur Ogc; Eddystone, bige; Pacine, | 10, 2x28, 112 Produce, Fruits, Etc. e sheots, $17; IXX, ly'?“\‘;fl "“fi,‘,‘;":‘.g"r:-:;,‘ll“,“f,f\,f.mv";{l‘,j@.‘{'\“;,"; OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKE rangers, corn-fed, §2.70@8,50; grass-fed, $1.%0 @2.80, YOU NG MEN Imuurters & Jobbers in Millinery & Notiong 208, 210 aud 213 Ecuib 1th stroet ] orders at 5@il4c lower, general trade closing in & very unsatisfactory condition. The bulk oa or indin 8, Nervou veta of youthiu ublad with W or of hogs thut were ready for sale previous to . i : Debiity: tows of. Momory, Dospon Aorsion b r Hogs—Receipts, 2,000; shipments, 8,100; . ! , | PuNts—Indigo Blue—St. Ledger, Coxe—1C, 104, 225 s Bosioty’ & ine ol br” ity 013 TRy 9 0'elock, and this number consisted of nearly b S B{0A ha: vl Burres—Table dairy, 16@18c; vackers' | Arnold, 6kc; American, 6'4c; Arnold (, 2 shes 32 10, 10x20, 195 CAn B IBINSON NOTIO, ] wo.thirds of the day's supply, changed from | MArket strongor; choice heavy and butchers' | yiook, S@ilc. Cream prints, fane long clotb;, b 4 112 sheets, $ ) 10x20, 125 shc 80 Lore Arnold B, long_cloth, 10}4 Arvold, Gold “Seal, 1Uije; Steifel A, Windsor, Gold Ticket, 1015¢; Arnold A, 12c, obolos, 2050, Wlid" pasked, steel nails, §2.20; steel wire nails, first hands at full yesterday's prices, but the soloctions, F400@465; pucking, 40450 Jate arrivals and tho speculators’ 'holdings s light grades, $4.45 MIDDLE-AGED ME N Whulcsalé Notions and Furnishing Goufll. — S 1y fi h, 9 = = = pem—— T fillunuhu.lh 10th strees, Qwabi had to be sold at fully be reduction. Tho ~ Gas—Strictly fresh, 0@10c, GixGAy—Plunket ohocks, 64c: Whitten- here aro nan 0 r early sales were umlnlyym. $4.05@4,671¢ for OMAHA LIVE STOUK. Cugrse—Young America, full cream, 13¢5 | ton, ie; York, Thc: Nopuund| dress, 701 P o e et by & Sl heavy, rangiog from $4.00 to §4.70; O = twin flats, 12¢; off grades, 8@10¢; Van Ros- | Renfrew dres Blg@izlge; Whittenton, 73gc; ¢! cannut u 1 ey Y TR T aceie. Pl sem Edam, $11.50 per dozen; sap sago, 19c; | Calcuttn, Tige y oy sl £.07%. and light sorts Thursday, May 3, 1880. | brick, 15c; hmburger, 12c;_domestic Swiss, | Casmiics 1 ! ater, 5¢; Woods, 15¢; Stand- I(IHUO. 4@be; cheese safes,brouze medal, | ard, be; Peacock, b viyG/— Ellerton, 73§ Now Candidaté, 87, No. 60, Uigc: Best Yet, ) itable for New York, #4750, Toward the finish $4.60 was marked for good packing grades, 84,0244 @4.05 for desirablo mixed and $4.7234@4.75 for sorted light. v e of 'a 1) or tornl upp It was a decided relief after the dull mar- | 1de; ket of the past few days to see the trade | No. '8, . bigher and active. The buyers, both pack- | _ PoULTiy — L ers and shipers, took hold with more vim | 8.60: roosters, $3.00@8.25; turke; BLEACHED 25@ | Housekeeper, §! 10@lie | Berkeley camb NATIONAL BANEK V. 8. DEPCSITCRY, 0 4, W23, Lhie Cuuse. which 15 0 “ilia doctor ' w —— and the boef shipping steers changed hauds | per ib. 44, 63;c; Buttercloth, 00, 41 bot, 7 " | FINANCIAL mostly before midday. The prices paid | = ArrLEs—Genitans, per bbl, 82.50; Wine- | Farewell mu‘ufu:.'fi'eb) y S0l Cator, T Bl e 00,000 ANO) were @l0c higher than yestorday, the | saps, per bbl, §2.75; N. Y. Bulawins,per bbl, | asgc: (reen G, 6o; Hope, 7ige1 King i 9 v amount of the advance depending largely | §2.75 . . | Surplus Jan. Ist, 15 Fo i c 3,005 Cominon, 1. oSeiriens 3y 2o Jope J0; ling FRUHD = IDR SPINNEY & CO. OFFLUERS AND DIRKLTO upor the kind and quality of the cattle. For | Ciaxsexiies—Bell and Bugle, per bbl, | dale," Bige: Now York Mils, 106 Popper - \ Main and 12th St. ,Kansus City, Mo HENRY W VATIS Presiuat Iew YORK, May 8.—[Specisl Telegram t Tus Hee |- 0cKks—The stock market ecpened with fair activity and fair strength, and less attention was given to specialties, The strongest stocks of yesterday, were not in the lead to-day, and the Burlington, after opening J better at 973, went off to 963, or that reason some did not call the market | §7.00: Bell and Cherry, per bbl, $6.00; Jer’ | 2 in, 1050} P | v Ny A Ao V15 over 5o higher whilo otbers looked upon the | sey, per bushel box, §2.50. ell, 64, u‘ o Bt B A PepaLiet P Naatian (s Bapets AKX trade as fully 10c higher. The steers sold at STRAWBERBIES—Per case, 24 qts, $6.00@ | 94, 220; Peppercll, 104, 24c . irado ta 4 L Bigoer, o ieers ol o Cbn 4o st e, Wi | Basement First National Bank, IOOBOOK AGENTS WANTED, @ | 9.00. A 480, Quite ® large bunch went at §3 OiaxcEs—Fancy Washivgton navels, watta, Thog Vatie L i faucy paper | " Biows SugeriNo—Atiantio A, 44, Tic; A 2 o7 INGTME QIATERTECS s Atlantic D, 44, 63gc; At :)5 South 13th Street, - Omaha g‘ Butchers' stock, such as desirablo cows and | @5.25; Riverside, $8.00@ fancy Duarte | Atlantic H, 4-4, 7 3 underlast night. Lackawanna moved up | mand st umn.{ prices. There were no loads | Mediterranean s 253 fancy | lantic P, 44, 6¢; Aurora L, 4-4, 6c; Aurora Bt onea to 159, but fell back to 1333 before | here that could be compared in quality with | bright mountains, §2.23@2. o8 Augeles | O, 4-4, 43, the cows aud heifers which sold yesterday at | (choice), §225(5.50. Prit S0 Cona 0 o Y T i R she end of an hour. Missourl Pacific scted o yesterday at | (choice), 2.25@2.50. UL, 44, B¢} Indian” Hoad, 44 i Law- ' a . A £3.25. The cows sold mostly at $2.50@i.00, Lemoxs—Choice, $3.50@3.75; fancy, $.00@ | rence LL, 44, 6c; um Dominlon, -4, Bbgo; fn the saio way, going to 73 and off to 723, | 7} y Pepperell i, 40-in. 7i0; Pevparell, 54, 1 W.H. 8 HUGHES, Cashi THE 1#ON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnamw. Sts, / beifers, were in light supply and good de- | rind St. Michaels, 3.75@4 " A General Banking Busiustsrasu cte.d \ b1y of stockers and feeders was quite | 4.50, H 4 N fas d ) sup) g 0 o) PENNYROYAL WAFEWS are galus at the opening were » to % over | large und & good many changed hands. Some COCOANUT! hoice Ruatans, per 100,$4.50; ell, -4, 2lc; Peppe 10-4, Sall fr srpnctrd @ Successfully used moutlly by aver 10,000 k Ahe close, and some further improvement | §ood native stockers sold at $2.00@8.20, less than 100, §.00. Yo Wi “Foppereil 2o | DUR CONDUCTED PARTIES 5. o Magned 17 Magnetls Ladies, Aro Safe, Effectual and Pleasant hown at first, but the advanc {smm.x Nas According to size of bunch, §1.50 ru..‘. R, 44 S teed 1k s were mall.or et druggis, Sealed : :\“;rg‘;fl{f"flf .u‘,; The: av NOEPENDENT IHDJVIDIML TICKETS i 4 d Hog Y o a eaiier s Foreten Money Latters o Ui "\:lv’gllddurnt—nl:u - Ba-ticulars 3 postags sumps. Addross ') and West Point was regarded as a feature, | and a good muny nogs sold early at $1.50, (@40c' radisbes, per dozen bunches, | Boige. i) J) g rHos. ¢ SON, e, traude. | For sale and by mail by Gocdman Dra Paul, Union Pa ok vr"i“n‘uu i e but it was all @ spurt and when \he most ur- | 20@25c; greea cnions, 12@lbc; parsley, 25@ Fraxxews, Wirre—G H No. 2, 57, 224c; Gen'l West'n Agency, 8 ."‘“.. lll WASA Ve DM % H, Ciari { followed by Atchison, Si Condpany, Omuha, ccuicase. | g