Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1800. ] Lobmann & Trauernan, ,,m'm',‘}‘,.“,: Changed l:ll:hln in the Washroom Nat]onill Bank 068, 0 Save Expenses. Armour:Cudahy Packing Co Sunday afternoon np:nlull\ built old GH A I N, U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. Wheat Opens Quiet and Steady and Btrength Boon Follows, Omaha Swift & Co Geo. H. Hammond Packing Co king Co man with a long face and close-cut gray hair rogistered ot the Urand Pacifie, | Pravicinne - il |Capital, -« < < " $400,000 says the Chicage Tritung - ' Provisions and Stocks. | Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, R ive Sal ey i - 57,800 epresentative Sales. A%et Rio, prime, % “Want a room?” asked the clerk ; ; v A LIVELY INTEREST IN QORN. e { iy T i There fsuio uso of going o tho ex- | Basement f"-“ Nattonal Bank, | , omoyrssug nyrstors toerw Ty ) 00 T8 4y pense of hirlng a room,” was the answer, | 808 South 18th Street, Omaha, h:fl';'*‘?u": ‘|h;|‘|‘|‘(:...:n":m1 shing; J. N. “for only a few hours, [ expect 10 go 05 June, 2 w8 The Market for Hog Products in a ; ] 10% west tonight, but I'd like some place to THE IRON BANIL, Rather Perplexing Situation-The JOHEE YRy 19 10..101 change my clothing:” DNANNQ WANTED Corner 13th and ¥ De 1 for Cattl fir—Gane rovisions—Should .10; short i et Olrs—Kerosene. P W W *'Let me give you a parlor room for a Uohl LA & Ganerhl DRAKIRE RbIners TFARIAOLSA e b AL A AL A Ul <hort ribs. B hendiight, 134c; nrwlvllnl\ . few hours, "’ COUNTI A bbbl f AL beotii bt eral Quotations. 1 21 0.00 pe 7. Lingeed “No. There are few people in the DISTRICTS, WATER . N N A P AT s i Tt Jush room: T oan chingo my shirt in Correspondence solicited. companiEs, ETC. OCOMMEROCIAL i 1, oo there and then sit around the office for a I w H c . CMeAGo, May 6.~ (Spectal Telegram to THE i lonea few hours, No need of spending money ARRIS & UOMPANY, Bankers, Natlonfl] Bll] k C C ¥ salt me s@bies por | 1 i g i, 7iae; plenie b BEEJ=The wheat market was not of that wi PORT STERNS, per do; foolishl cchco. ides —Uncl nd light green | o roulette, boneless character noted yestorday, but was till very | o dry int, 0 o0 s e The guest changed his linen in the | . active and resticss and uncertain. The open- 3 deacons, 1o 40 11 4 MEATS_1Ib lunch tongue, wash room and then began to clean his | Capital, = = = $400,000 Ing was of a quiet, steady sort, but strength 3 b Tunch tongue, & b corned be 11 HAS i A0RE WILH n SIS Al AN soon followed. Twice during the morning the 1 solld packed, ;fl; 43 r w”w. : ul]; ‘l;-r;..-a |r Botsle of h(‘" ’:( will & @ rag & Surplu L - - 40,000 2 2 corned boe ) boneless | enzine. price of July wheat went le under the close Ipts, Shipm'ts, | 19 $00 @ e oS SIOL DEHAIAD, - . e o el Lot e : of last night and opening figure this morning 0 12000 | 8 400 19 brawn, 2. 6 1b English brawn, 6 "l;,h‘t -fii‘.‘.‘".",". per s:nn “lm; "ffh" I. lll‘.i; (m:':m b Ao B b raeman, But this price seemed to be bottom oo | & 00 18 chipped heef, #2001 115 conpressed ham, of New Jersey, whose wealth is estimated L Ay oy gasaph R LR, 5 3 Ttorr—Basis—Manfila rope, sisal at fabulous amounts, He is rated to be Williama,' A P Hopkine, bresident: A n.mm, JMy started at | Corn. g of the d cashler; ¥, B. Bryant, assistant cashier. Oat. 410 o pe, 16¢; new p) worth fr m $40,000,0003to $100,000,000, yet ®rie, sold at Me to 0 ¢ to 2% to NEW YORK, SETON TWIN “BiBY vory i fg § Wetomso tomeat 1 o'elock. Tho day was not | NEW Yok Moy, Lfine, 200 candle wiek ho was seated in a porter’s chnir in " the [ 800 remarkable for great Individual trading, but | No. 2 red, $1.00% 51 evitor, 81,0 12 OLIVES -Quarts, xwr doz., ¥.73; pin’ Pacific yesterday scrubbing his old hat | Geases gl the volume was nevertheless. The | afloat, $1.01@1 May down;® 17 #223: bull, per gul., . 100 good, 1265 white | 15 1 e could never get another. While | omehe : sl strength of the market was the surprising export, T 3 S AL e ' Sl Bl e i\lv: Blair spends little money on 1lnm.~.-1r 1008 0 m) . .“ ar | 613 pm | »ots and Shoe ture, News appeared to warrant it, ho iR T 1000 15 ETOVE POLISH-$2.0005.87 per gross, he is quite generous to others, and man .40 p m enver Night ! 245 8 m About the only bear news was Li od i 1070 i o PAGS—Ani, per 100, }7.0; " Lowlston, per 10, | kind deeds of charity ave credited to his | Teaver |0 K G ST LS G T Avives KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO, 1 cable, which quoted spot %d lowes 3 MoLAssEs—BbIs. N. O. tancy pergal., 53 worldly account. He is a remarkablo | St —Du L Chant Sascaeets. L Dril Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes futures lower. The Farmer's Review also g 13 , 4 zood, B Cuba baking, %@ | man, for although eighty-eight years old pom K C.Night Exp. via U, P, Trans.| 645 & m Agents for Boston Rubber Shoo Co., 1102, 1104 and 1108 a bearish 100k 1o 1ts spring wheat report. Bull ! 5. s blick str : presents the appearance of one at £ixty, | Feaves | DNION DACIFIC, A | Harney Stroet, Oniaha, Neb. Influence was cold and still .:}‘y weatlier fu the ptions ¢ 2 per Ib, 15@25¢3 | ynd necomplishes twice as much as most | Omaha. | 1 1d Maroy streets. = TFOWETS. = Tory Jow tn ot atcs TARE. IEHE ABAUIO | polats dow, i 5percentof list, [ young men, His business carcer was [ 24 pm) . e enst 18 for pr frost In Tilinois, Indi- . 13 1bs In bbl, bulle B0 best | hegun so long ngo that the present | 1o bm|::iiii0: P TORZ & ILER, L L 10..105¢ Tock Salt, crashed, siso; | generation does” mot know him [ 44 pm Grand ial i Lager Beer Brewers, common, bbis, §i. 1631 Ncrth 18th Stroet, Omnha, Neb well. He built the greater —por- Mo sald it mudt have lieavy rains. 3 v = DEORE.... - Kennett had o - cable on In- ; ; SoAvs—Castile, mottled, per Ib, @10 do, | tion of the Lackawanna road, in- | heaves ',‘,‘pfij‘;"w‘i‘h"‘,‘",‘ T R e Chont Ahortas nrancon of | Eaca i l'v’“x' o Paror i 3 tie <ta. | vesting his own money and keeping ; Night .. 00 0 Cornice. 1 flour only moderate. r; NOW mess, bles, common, $1 ev dollar of his securities. ‘When At o Bxp ] 6 EAOLE CONNISE W : ively easy fecling In wheat at the wWestorn st GOCOA" 2L Th i, 40¢ b 11! Scranton was s wilderness he bought | A18pm Vestibulo Limited 1045 ORNICE WORK ~anves Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice te.| Omaha. 2 per 1b;. German ehicory, | land in and around the place and saw it | Tenves CHICAGO & XOITIIN EsTE Bbls, 1%0; granulated, 2¢; kegs, [ EroW from nothing to a city of 100,000 | gy, Chionuo Expross CHOCOL, red, 815 prices were elose to the bottom for The nominal price for May and June most deprechation. The last prices Window eaps and metals propriotor. 108 a: akylights. John K 110 8outh 10th street. neter, yy ik gne July, 02 1y seople, Mr, Blair built and now owns | 48 p m|.....0. Vestibule Limited ———— e er, 1..1960 Kgs, 60 1bs to box, n,r, e, , i Sl SWHD P (Lv. ex. Sat) Mall (Ar. ex. Mon b= —_ ¥ Intatost fn corn all day 1m0 Brazils, 19; filberts, Ilixllflrirg\‘?lll-‘ L “‘ifi"‘,’““,:;‘d 'h'{eh‘i"‘, z (‘,; ) Eastern Flyor Artists' Materials, and the i as firm and buoyant to the 1..15%0 heanut coc sville, D y him, Youves [CNTCAGO- MiTs& 87 FAUL: Ao 5 AR close, with pr 13@%c up the first hou 1..1050 nut late years he has made an immense | Omaha. |U. 1. de 0t Murcy Sts A. HOSPE, Jr., “']" II\'l b i i 100 Lufpitur, alu, de; tartarie deld, 4 at the close 4@ e over last night, Ree \ VII'IK but "b'; I':IY‘{.IUI" e ]’II”| ||l\ © ll "'4) “"_I] er | pstimate he cold ther helped to harden o manket. dontractcorn fiere docronse .f'fr..n. cop- | amount of money in the west. He | 015 n m)..cuicago Man excepe sunday)..| a0 pm | Artists’ Materials, Pianos i i"bitie [ would lay out the” route of a new road, | §8pmi......-Chicaks Rxvross.. | 230.p m B 13 12»...:.: il,wfl“l(limh:}fl{lfllfllg.lIIS, resin, | mark the townsites along the line and | = i Provisions— S1. Louis Ma T por ke, $13 “Closed steady to 5 cas! @sie. Leayes ) A & 91 LOULS, Artiyos = . 5 was taken for 200,000 bushelson the basisof 1t5e [ Quts—Higher; o Hos Vull, Bhe. ss, 16c; full cream’ Wiseonsin Swiss, | lic knew of the line of the vond. When | &5 p m.....5t Lonia Cannon Ball BR D m | oM ARA COAL: CORE AND LIiE O to Buflalo. May %o to close; | Pork—Dull at 8125, Zv\*l creim brick, 12; full cream 1ime | the towns sprung up Mr. Blair had all | Tewes | FIQUX QU & PAGIFIC | Arrives h S rhis iy s ae bl cloting st ighe T YRR oz s | PUECESY S R e the lots for sale, ga. | oot 100y s Maray Ste. iy Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 1 ne cloges gu Sep- o Cho s, Californin s ¥ T ¥ Pas o1 0,05 p Sares 2 2 R | for, 2050, Gl Butter—Tim and unchanged. Hhanas, 21551b; gars do-A prhots; $1TG e e A Blils ot I i 10050 | 8.1 Cor. 16th and Douglas Streets, Oma — Receipts, market slow. May, 0le; June, 0 03 gal apricots, pie fruit, 1 ies, blucl che Arrivos ~ NEBRASKA FUEL CO., | maha smppers of Coal and Coke, . 2 oats dellvered on contracts increased here for the week 101,000 bushels, making eon- s tract onts in store something o 500,000 | Closing An important discov They act on the SIoyx, (1Y HVER & EOMBEH AR B ¥ o] Desoi Bl an e berries, 1..1210 350 rics, white 1s _through the $LI5@180; pea bushels. Receipts by rail for twenty-four | on track L northern, May, 01 n Burtlett, £.100 .\ yellow 0. v 5 A 5 % 45 p m).........St Paul Limited nm » hours wore 507 oars, or 132 cars over tha esti- ui%e; or tr c; No. 2 northern, May, 8¢i | 5..1510 3 00 peiehes:Tomon clin plums, ‘exie, 81660 flfi:‘;‘},.m’,\,";fi b '"t;",‘.'\mtl::sto Tltlzny-plf‘lpfi‘i:"lv Tenves K, 0. & MO, VALLE ATEIY0) ath 13tk Stroet, Omahn, Neb. 1 mate. The eold weatlier over the seeding terel- | June, Se; on track, . : S RUTRRN AT La0; pluing golden drops, ${s0c plumis, green | S0 DLoTStoss, BaG taetl Hr e men | Omaia. | _pepdt S, | = =5 = tory and the frost talk had but little effect In |~ CixcixNATL, May 6.—Wheat—IHighe: OWHar “Noj AV gages, B16XDLE s in, BL. i B panon. e bt | 0000 m) . iaek Hills Bxpross.. Cigars. 1 pit” Business of the day was of moderate | red, o; currants, £230; ' goc women and children. Smallest, mildest, [ £ 8 1|0 iack Hls BRI et Pictl b e 82 dressed beef steers. ! Riaraoters Briass A1d Hob ohange as quickly:| < b No. 2 mixed, 38@8! rasphorries, surest. 30 doses for 25 cents. Samples free | §10 p |- Wahoo & Lincoin i DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CO or sharply as for days past. May was ho- s No. 2 mixed, 20663950, ipping seeers ndards, #1. at Kuhn & Co.’s, 15th and Douglas. 5,10 p m|..Vork & Norfolk (Ex. Bunday) Wholesale Cigars. i tween 2% and 23%c all duy, closing at 233e. i3 nanIn t pie, BL00; apples, Tonves |~ (7 8T P. M. &0, olesale Cigars. Tine and_ July opened s’ they closed lnst .o | Middlesex Live Stock Co.— h gooseherries, H0¢; Omaha. | Depot 15th and Webster Sts 402 N. 16th Streot. “Hello!” 1439, night, under 25¢, and 1]1) ln;nm} -ml(: nHO =wh‘un-nl- 1::«.1?«» ‘“n.l lmck;;u.znlm Curious €alifornia Growth. OB ST and closed at or ¢ higher for the d ueberries, 0@®e; 2-1b blackberrfes, ating i 1081 Sm—— = Ao tnaricet for hog DrAuGts Appeirs to o Tn 1b strawberries, pro dieat] | BELML resen e b thoRC Al ot 190ip/m| Dry Goodw and Notions. 0 p m M. E. SMITH & CO., 5 anives | DIY Goods, Farnishing Goods and Notions Cornor 11th and Howard Streets. rathe atively | this week ha 50 much so ne time pric about 10, espeeially Jicking purposes, iive b 1 f A perplexin L situation, with comp ling, Receipts of hogs 8o far been considerably under esti- to att t attention, at s of hogs have advanced grades -(||l| llll]) for ipmients of products S o diber lie past ten days o two LIVE STOCK. wee wore particularly of hams shoulders, sufficiently Iarge to materiully r duce the supply, 1 the shipping bramc trade there lsa fair inquiry, mainly for lots for pr nt and round lots for futy rries, preserved, §1.80 dl, $1.20; pineappic Al grate ; 2-1b Standard sliced, $1.2 1) red, Bultimore, 83505 ckberries, nvmlom);, of sciences, says the San Fran- .‘-»..?).mx. ciseo Chronicle, the prosident exhibited mi | some remarkably large specimens of Leaves MIS: fungus of the procruius or mushroom | Gomies | pemotisth and Wenetes Sts famil, The stems measured nearly two | 00 a m/.. .St Lomis & K. ( feet in length, and the ps fourteen | 916 pm 8t. Louis & K. C inches in diameter. These fungi were MISSOURL PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS. found growing under brandy c e T Charles Kohler's winery near Glen Westward. Ellen, They are said to be most excel- { - at—Market_quiet; rl‘i'(l’"[ No. 1,78 n winter, 7s 1d. and’ poor. Miked western, Sun), ' 570 per cenfal xpross »m xXpress | 60w m KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODi (,O “ Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, | Gents' Furaisuing Corner 1ith and lurney. 3 & OnIcAGo. M market stron F1L8ODBIN; 8 v, binlls and mixed, 81.00d bstandird we 10 French, ”\l' Illn!lll‘v; nnlllvr the elre |a‘m|’n 0674, lent eating and 1\[‘fl\\' finest flavo Webater St. rather fivm in their views o by 1pts, 16, ne pe Prof. Elgermanl of tho Albatross ex- | Osk Chuthas S oNE ) and fu O] - i i xed #4104 ine, pe , s 4 Gl o R ki o teai 81, hibited a number of fish caught in Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, pts of products Y f t W Shipments v tin i 4 seines near Vallejo. He reported th L P n the spe n- ::ll. 2.0000. catfish were very plentiful there, as were _Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. y ST fresh water smefs, The young of the CHARLES SHIVERICK St Louis, -Cattle—Recelpts, ket higher; fair to fi 024.90; stockers und fecders, latter were called ghost-fish, as they [ 3850t were as transparent as water and tal clearer than the Sacramento river Enstward. water. At the same catches young salmon two inches long and what are | seys known as pipe-fish, were also “secured, | Maseot He also showed a specimen of o small |\ fish with yhosphorescent qualities that Dung was found about one hundred fathoms | %3t deep at the new fishing banks vecently | Druia i Rne do fancy milkers, | discovered near San Diego. They are | Qi Ciatha s, AT DDIS: $18.000 Whits fish, htt bols | the special food of the rockeod and were | o> et - s ); trout, half bbls, family ‘white fish, [ found in the stomachs of the latter, [ , UNION PACIKIC-SUBURBAN TRAINS. . dlmon, #.50; 1-1b mackerel (erring), | There w: R m i s s iing These trains aiso stop at 1ith, 17th, 20th and 24th FLO0E 1,103 1-10 finnan haddies, $1.35; (-1 lob here was no other way of securing | streets, Summit and Savidge Crossing. *Working- 2D Alaske 'salman, Aleat, | specimens than by fivst catching the cod. | men's frains do not run Sunday. 1b ovsters, 10 oz, $1.¢ ;I-llnn\'s(m 1b selects, 12 oz, 2 ll»umnh.lhlh,uu- mported, per -1b imported boneiess sardin American, per case, 100s, lunnum' ew Jersey, Okra and tomatoes, $1. up K and rod its, 2.700; “Recelpts, packing, iarket higher; A 81.00224.10; light grades, & Kaxsas City, May 6. — Recelpts, 5,600; shipments, Dest steers 10¢ highers others steady; st ) cows, #1.80 stockers and fecders, £5.0005.60. Hogs — Recelpts, 13,00 Shipments, all grades, £.00@4.00 S10ux Oiry, May 0. tlo-— pts, shipnients, 600; strong; butchers'stor stockérs und toede ) nd - bulls, 81000 extra Geo L be; silver, ric ks, new, o cksc oy snow’ wi P . o Portal grand Snow w McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wiolesale Grocers, 13th and Leavenworth Streets, Omalia, and prices osed at about the out- rading was mainly in contracts domestic spiced he Hussian’ sardines, Russian mported Holla Lumbe JOHN A. WAK] Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Ete. d Am hnl.ll l"ul'lh‘lllll‘ (l-m(-z:l .-'um“ ¥ o Miiwnukeo Hydraullc Cemont, an 2 g 9P HseRy or M ey White Lime, d\\:n‘xk' 'l’fi‘: "‘T' l“":"i‘ht‘“::‘] ‘{" :;:l:‘i‘t‘:“‘l\ll:i r;’:" 1":.'-';' omana 8- lsiun ot CHAS. R. LEE, g 5 N 0 I specie: B ‘Blutfs| Depot.| Depot.| tion. | Omab; i 7 been termed “nocturnal” fish. They i Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, ave about two inches long and of very Wood carpets and parquet fooring. 9th and Douglas - Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. OnIcAao, My 6.—[Special Telogram to T —CATTLE -Demand fair and prices strong to a shade higher on anything at all good or useful in th r line. There were only a o o lIEHe ko0, few loads of Texans in sight, barely a suffi- | g, #.00@4. clent number to make a market. Butehers' stock was fn good demand and shared in the strength noted on ste There was nothing | , ew In the stoeker 1 feeder line. [ medinm to westerns, Tambs, .. westerns, lambs WeSLCTnS, ewes. . RS natives, mixed. ... 4 natives, mixed. . 180 westerns, mixed Fr 00 Lo 115 Fstim et T 1410 Sird in6s, A S slender build. Prof. Eigermann men- S .86 1,40, Stock with 1 ¥ _ Market Mention. fonoh. Bbyio.. o7 BUGBB00; il Bardin tioned as a curiousfact that when the cod LOUIS BRADFORD, ulls and niix 1 arket on Togs 5 higher. ALl nar se 400 < mported ave pulled up the pressuro of the water Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Tth and Douglas. Office, and Douglas, nd higher. stutls a ads of Cattle 10 “fi sold ill: #, roon sule; | Sor, higher and active. Export steers | sardine rxas cornfed, & . the highest price reached this | Driep 80 acts upon their internal organs that their stomachs protrude several inches Cow Currants, = new, 04%@ 00 Ibs, ba@iic; priyne Doors, Ete. Yards, ( WS Wel Cornlor 104 whilo one lot ot A\ Y2 Kool er el i g, 5 20 1bs, fr heir mouths and their eyes areal- — —— d Lefler sent In a cur of hogs from Spring- rom t Y - = #4.15 10 #4030, while shippers piid $.25 10 #4.0 Cabtier” AEten avaTDe most forced out of their heads, FRED W. GREY, i) i 4 ) 208 o 5, por & 5 N Light sorts sold Lurgely ut #4,25. & Connor sent in a car of hogs from | et 5 1b b R Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, ke b e Bulls werd up a shadi Uhhm 8 fancy. Clipped from the Cana resbyterian, un- . i ) b i FINANCIAL. Tiom the opening to th Todd & Co. sent In a car of hogs from Mil- | ated, 11 4 dersignature of C. Blackett Robinson, Propr, 1 Corner ith and Douglas Streets, Omahn. was fctive, nearly every- ds before midd ford. Peterson Brothers sent over a car of hogs from Weston, Tu. J. Jemberg came down from Genoa with two 00, compared | cars of cattle, day of 1ast | 1, 0, Dodge brought In a her, was ae- | o woon, when the | Wood River. me so far would 3,075 T was cured of oft aches by Burdock urring billious head- Blood Bitters, H PIVAE] [ ] Millinery and Notions. Teaves | CHICAGO. B, 1 & PACIEIC | Awives | 1 OBERFELDER & CO. for | ¥ ..xj,., B, ool e AT | potors and Jobbers in Miflinery, ('n‘« 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. —_— Notions: e~ | 50 pn 7.T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., | g oo [ Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, Libtlo mail dispensavy. resida Ive 0ip m prosperous, well-to-do farmers, named e T 1124 Harnoy street, Omaha. respectively Anderson, Isenberg, Tay- | mranster| Union Depot, Council Bluffs, ~ i'ranster New Yonrk, May Special Telegram to Tue BEE]-STOCKS. Ik and dispatches last ~ 8 night were all bullish re; ding stocks. Quin- 4 land’s revelations showing th 48 4 represen- e mnrl.ai« o] tative bear his short sules wero nearly ten | Hoel, il murtetopened thmes what thoy wero estimated, created the | Viows of huyers and' sollery tmpression that considerable short Interest fic was ~|n|\{-ml Buy still remains unprotected in the market. Gen- While seflers held fo ally it was expocted also that western rate sixte troubles are near a solution. Exception to this was found In Commack, who was credited with s of 8t. Paul, Union Pacific and Rock Island, on the belief that any pence now ob- Aitch is the peculiar name of a post- in Huntington county, Pennsyl- vania, says the St. Louis Republic, The 2 origin of the name, as one might sup- | Jeaves CLi at the lmllum of a curious and Within a few miles YA poTs 10681245 London of sheep from B0 1 5.00 p m| I'lnno in from Wilcox with two ttle, don came up from Greenwood with ot hogs. Sharp came up from Wyoming with a car e e 2 * Drugs. George Morehead had a car of cattle over ¢ p N from Danlap, To, ¢ uinine, per oz, P & W, 40¢; 20, per 1b, ; Insect wder Woodhead Brothers of Ong marketed a car i 16: o loads fn firm with 5. The rago of {] pared wit of last we n. i1 Tucsday or' 07, §.10; NGy endere € - [ --Chicai excopt Sunday) ] tained will only be patehed upand not perma- Sheep. each of 1ogs and sheop. abxtrinen 1 }‘;‘"!XL( ]““I"“‘“;I‘“‘lhlllb' ;“"wh:: m‘]} l'"l d‘v:fn::u 0 o | Chlcagy Mall (excopt Sunniay pm nent. But a bull sentiment prevailed at the | Fegimated recaipts of sh S %, Downer had acar of Logs on the mar- caus tnowie ol tacilitien. 1o th 1000 b ml:i20i ! Chicago Bxpre ® pm CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO, t por- Penn’s Woods” arivalry sprang ket'from Arapalioe. Was up from Gothenburg with sy ok s o e | Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils, opening and themarket was active and stron; \fer with L5 yesterday and jie sheen” mark y of last 1 is stronger and ac- tion of ** week fivst prices belng generally from ' to % per 3 R 2 O T fligurcs, e | tive, with tecoipts not sufticiont o ucot do- ttle. up between the well-to-do and ‘prosper- Kunsna City Day Fxpress... | 600 p i | Axlo grease, ote.,, Omuha. A. 1L Iishop, Manager. Northern Pacific prefe 1 Neoptiona] | mands. ”AI\‘“A‘:Inmlljmdmv'\lvr‘v‘rwr-uf hogs on the ous farmers, each desiring to give his ..Kansas City Night Express. .| 6,10 0 m | se—— ; i 5 ¢ e kot ro Springs, omel ame Y forthe o ‘o, N o ; Lo rrivos R R Jifa i Average Cost of Hogs. Patrick Brett came in with two carsof cat- l'\‘l‘.'"?n]-'ull*“w namoitojthe forthcoming postoffice, “Nui | Tektoni s ONOCAE B TAUT e [ e i X vy largo and_ th 2 i p following table glves the average cost | tle from Wood River. Tum merous meetings failed to settle the mat- | 7 R AT o s OarbninaN] CARFENTER PAPER CO. forced as u rule, while ltumu.. s on the dates mentloned, tncluding the Brett & Johnson had three cars of cattle on opodiun ter, until at last some peaccmaking s TOHIOA GO BURLN TINOY A3 ind sugax . On tho etlier land, marked 1 48 insod upon salos reported:s the market from Wood Rive; us, $1.75. genius proposed o the vivals that each, | ot/ hion et Connit M Wholesale Paper Dealers. T it kg v - Savion aily i My & ot i 1T NS emson _— in order as given above, contribute the | 5.0« u| T T Carry a nice stock of printing, fow other stocks, among which Wheellug 4 2" | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Metals, first letter of his name, and thus form a } 100 p m Clicago Expross. . | paper. Bpecial attention g - and Eake Erio sfocics were promines i | 00 Tix - Small g, e per 1b; bar, e per | word heretoforo unknown in the geo- | $85 5|+ U kit Ml ot T o 088 oduce. Mo E A A ot N 2 o ) genorally mado up again and the Ch ailing Prices. rasuag, Covper—Planished botler sizes, 3% per 1b; | graphical glossary, This was Qon nc. Leuves | SIOUX CITY & PACIKIC, | Arrlves cold rolled, per 1h; sheathing, 27¢ per 1bi | cording to sugg on, and behold the | Transfe & Ohlo stocks became specially stron, The following is e of prices pald in | pieke unoll:Blufls, |Tranafes A. L. DEANE & Lo,. preferred rising 13 to 66, Business was more AT pits and tlitis, 250 por b, ow word Aitch sprang into existence Sloux City Accommodation. | 955 & m 4 : \ -~lnully Alkhllrlluumll among wetive stonks and it e | e « A oY Disct 5c10 per now word Aiteh sp abe iato exislonce. wpm st. Paul Iix p o “'}'i”l"l' ."‘é'"ré""' 11 o'clock the marke ve and stron; b d W2, A, 10}4¢; B, alls da fiing hid The Only One 5 HAICS L 455@0 p plts, green, each, 1D, Gglic; ta s@3i50; greas but slight changes from the o) Contrary to action on previous d tonoon was marked by a gene throughout the list. Chicago ( while the sugar trust, after t second time, was back ‘to {ucln erred rose to 824 a ening price ys, tho hour weakness I e P L P ) t. Paul M ANHOOD RESTORED, 31 and 523 South 100D St Omah. TIVO,” the ul Spanish L i L The Chicago, Milwaukee & railway is the only line running solid vestibuled, electric lighted and stenm L. X, 10x14, | heated trains between Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha. op plet B Rie No. cliow, 215 Toys, H. HARDY & CO,, Jobbers of 5 s off o bl uching 771 the | Fair to good Northern Pacific | Good to ehoico cows | yielded to 82 In | Choiee to funcy cows 10x14, 255, Vestern after tonching 7k the second tme | Fir to good bulls i Prare—Coko- 101 I . was baek to 77, Northern ific rose to 82 | Ohof ROy & 0, & The berth reading lamp feature in the Weak Mcmory, Loss 5 x In western rafirond shares first prices wore at ghaloaatanonayHa ... Hiso, 82,05, Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines of Braln Power, Heud. Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, the top fGr the forenoon and tho doclino tied Atehison off 1o Burlington to 10%, NOrthwestorn 0. 114 Kook 810 1l to 0, Missourl Pacific to 74, Uplon Pa- . Tliere was uo rocoscry whvhora up 1o noon, but the downward tendeney. h rative | prices of stocks was cheeked luter In the day, Comparative 1 weders, 50 to 1100 s, ir to cholee light hogs. ir to cholee heavy hogs “air to choiee mixed hozs Q@405 a@h.05 @405 vb, §.00; galv., 84,15, is o p 4 2 ncte, Wakefiin L Ly Lo 108 patented and cannot be used by any | & et Matod. Nerw! | House Furniahing Goods, Children's Carriages other railway vompany. is the great F,'...J,E., hea SE0n YRS Gintiene, Liasalinds, FOrRam pi7eek Cmans, Neb. improvement of the age. Try it and be | 8l draius and loes of power of the Geverative O T s—— convinced, Faurain elther sex, cauved by over-oxertion, youth: 5 ol fudiscr , O the excersive use of tohacco, ranl Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific | opium, or stimhlants, which ulti (1{ lead 10 U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, IJT\' M \RK THE RE, .00; deer skins, per 1b, 20@30c; deer skins, winter, per 1b, 12@ 'S placgd on record during “eemaer® i whilo many stocks made fair recovery tow | The followlug table shows the depot, Omaha, at 6 p. m. daily, arviving ity, Cousumption aud Insaui i I Q 150 showed T ‘.l:n; strongth. hicago, Gis i _and L iy Ibj stratned, do. e I Clayi trustee, 0 0 G Hoock, Lot AOROR 0:30 0 m. Passengers g Rlagt form Ao catty ln“nlxlt'vmlm;l,fll e Steam and Water Supplies, | % 'tha third tie, o | f P N N BICDIInE 80 Ki is trai " J 2] .8 DACKARS, OF O Inp ) Avary:8h ok Halliday wind mills. 915 and 920 Jones st., Omaha aft Ing 10 73ty the third time, clo: This Week. | Last Weel navals, £.500 ‘.mm 0t X Willlams, taking this train are not compelled t0 | Give a writtén guarantee to cure or refund alliday wind mil 08 st., | lings, © Kiverside: nd 7. blk 1, Woods' Place, w d. 9,000 | get out of the ¢ at Council Bluffs and | the AN R F G. ¥, Ross, Acting. Manager oney. Seut by mail to any ade > in radlroad — - 1 i 0 ) THIId S — | mountain, 8505 in five box lots, 106 per box ey to It L Gilritel Toot of (e v oy ot | cular free. Mention this paper. “Addrees torday to 3% and P [50 STTH[H 0 arin.: | less. g ; bik d Rl nda w4 o000 | Noitforthotrain to be cleaned. Got MADR|D CHEMICAL €O, Wratch Ofics or 1.8, & BROWNELL & GO, Fose 10 K% Atelison was re { I @h 00 PINEAPPLES Per doz, 82 John Kiley 6 1t F Gastichs: Tou'10 Uik 5, tickets and sleeping car berths at Union hara Stret, CHICAGO, 1LL. Engines, Boilers and General Machinery, 1 hl" to w?iu TS 1:,| Tecovered | @b W TRAWBERRIES —Per case, qts, #.00@ mum ofJ 1 !l(unu,.d.l.l w0, 16,000 | ticket office, 1501 Farnam st, e nlf""f \IHI b\'f.'“”.:f. \Ir’n BY i gt e e S mx 5 08 Dut showed no muterii| ns. In | bied 03 3 F gelt and wifeto A' A and O B sH, Gen, Agt. ubi 0., Cor. 15th & Douglas Btreeta. L th street, Omab A ] ; orial Friday 408 and a5, ond ¢ 1 A J.'A: Fulier' & Co., Cor. ¥ th & Douglas Streets, and 1 street, Ouiahin. ‘ wora” tboral” at’ 10 | oHighest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. 15000 | T RS E LD S Iron Worke. . 4 oAt i Today Yesterday. ssing_fancy, $4.0025.00. 0 GILBERT BROTHERS, . P, % VIE 3 Sl ug quotation e o Hiandd posion fhhoy a o Brank 0 s \ o . i/ Y UNION PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, A, est, ® Lowest tancy Tolls, prints, 18 Building ik ] Ve D, Ji ol : Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, rogular. P - 4 packed, 16618 Windsor Pluc 2,000 PAC'F'C 1 found hine sn@ coupon. tock Receipts, Warise; dafry, fancy rolls | J A Dod Spectmens can be sent us safely by mall or express Bogines, brass work, genetal foundry, machin ) Ofolal 8 atod T dair, s Solid packed, | {og 16, Dodge’ Sond ToF pricos. 413 North 16tk Btrach, Onaha » RISGRARI mOrk: L ORGs MHENGEN ¢ 70 W ountry roll | Moreis Morrison and wite o TS Taseuil, ” | ty. and 17th stroot, Omalin. ik {hicaso & Al X Island b < tune chole suntry roll, | VIGEs, bik & 8 E Rogers udd, w d % - - Chicake, Burlingion, ¢ M &80 I % oarm 4100 | & country’ roll, falr, @S¢ poor Boggs s Hil] 10 0 Y i e i ¢ N OMAHA SAFE & IRON W)(JH.K Ritdois & £ S i i G8d1040 per dos tfor strietly tip | 3 ‘\".t..,.;,(. .'. A ON SALE Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, g WL T 1% | | Showing e ‘wtorugo price pul o loads of | i) P hortis AT or QUSSR BLOHL | Tl w i S TO AT, G. Andresis prop'r. C0r ou Sta- LAN| 90 preferced.. il &8 on the days Indicated (n 1857, 1888, 1880 and | country, bleached. $10.00@15.00; dry country, 10 and 20, bik 4, Hawthorne, w e, stamp for new v . Y i Missour! Pacitic x| e : damp and meaty, 88.006 10,00, JEM 3 hapman, 106, bIk 7 The largest factory in the » Sash, Doors, Et X ) 3 B e ST TN VEGETABLES—Old-Sweet potatoes, fancy, w d ot el MONEY_Eusy at 5210 por cent._ LB Muscatine, per hbl. #00; 0nlons, extra fanc otts wnd wifa to Nid M. A. DISBROW & CO,, ‘o RIME MERCANTILE PAPER—GT per cent. Bunday | M . falr, £2.50; rutabagas, §2.005 cn bIk 2, Kountze Place Wholesalo manufacturers of § STERLING EXCHANGE—Quiet and steady; six- g rots, £.00; parsnips, $£.50; beets, #2.00; horse . d " 12,000 : | ty-day Lills, 8N demand, $1.50) i mul\p.l.m;h.u.. DU, H.30; per 1\,| celory BANMARAL A3 8003124 504 > . Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, | . 73 r00ts, ber bb! 0; per doz, 60c; horseradish, i in per doz pints, § Ay 0 S onialaing Branch oftice, 13th aud lzard streets, Omabn, o o Mining Stocks. i | erepee 8 0, B o bt WA S EAST, WEST, New Yow 6. [Special Telegram to 165 34 @40 per 1b. han who in hervous and debilitated. Address, — [ THE BEE)—The following are the mining stock Disposition of Stock. s VAS P10 mear , 8@dc; light, Prof.¥.C. FOWLE! Moodus,Conn, p ; - - ” ations: 1 5 Showing the number of ‘-u:::.- bought by 4 -I) "-.ll*" L o " joSEPH GlLI_flTT’s e — oy — NOI{ rll :Il'l(l SO[Y [ Il PVS%}&J‘HT;I:I\ Q{f}l’)‘;(&t]“(“’ i Sliver the leading llll\m-uul-ulayuluuL r hbl, nitons, #.00; Willow CHIZHESTER'S ENGLISH Davis, 84.50; Homanite, 450, | " 5 Ly wrEEmEREE F W | O oaranusng S SNOUEE | e——ee (L] i R N, i PENNYROYAL PI Of South Omaba, Limited, | k. e AT prbiaane | STEEL PENS, AYAL DiLLa aL— ' i Deagwind, 111110 S dabage i | Arm ghe i O, &H chow’ chow, qta, 953 | GOLD MEDAL, PARIS ExPoSITION, 1889, 1302 Farnam Street. A, GOODRICH, Luwyer, 124 Dearborn Sty oatake 11111 MO |Butber Crook Honten & Underwoud POTATORS—Per bu. fancy, %ge; fair to | T HARRY P. DEUEL £y, Chtengo. "oy fare secesatul prastioet 7 s R §00d, 5G%. HE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. R AL Ry T e LR e