Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE,.FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1890. - o - — m— DECL r Barley--Steady. 54 5 1..100 400 G, 28e; Javk"good Interior, e; | cer, that, on leaving the ar o se NEBRASKA THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Priarimetiy- sty acnan § i 48 : 3 aa % gentloman ot 1acgo and. bocame so- WANTED ’ N gh y; NS R i e H I H '8 GOODS—Warloy s tarlne o gentleman at large and became e 194VED. BY CITIES, Wihieky —#1.0% 3 1 o ontmeal, 140, mue i0¢; | preme in the fashiouable world, His judg- b1 A 'ulonrl an g ok gpi—Quict; cash, 413.00; June, 13.10; July, | 13 x 0 T N.hrlx&mfl‘w Sago nud taploca ’,“-"@ was final, I.YL not always easy to DISTAIOTS, WAT C C C Raiding Forces Down the Price of July | , Lard—Steady; cash, #.27i: June, #.20; July, | 13 1t in sene P Wnslloyie: W, . taoy | follow, ne whon, In e e R R L Ny JCNPANIEY; ETe, U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. 4244, 2 10. 420 Y i salad oll, Ny nde nim as to what su would | Wheat at the Opening. i A, unchanged; winter wheat, | % o0t 4 f"“rv;;l";,m!; botled e, " | bo sufficient to meet tho annual expend- AW, "llllllufl.fl“.l iy, |Capital, < - - $400,000 Iy W";‘_’”J;“{“},’df'&'”,m,_m,,h,,n clear, | 8t k4 $ s shoulders, vo; | iture for clothes, he said, “that with a t, CHICACO. Surplus Jan. 1st, 1800, - 87,800 0B5.75; short riby 5.4 3 I reak ’|‘ m-‘ P “;k m “"""'"'«N‘Li moderate degree of prudepce and econ- TON. Ofogre and Directors~fenry W, Pates, prealdes THE GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT, Butter~Quiet; creamery, 13217%0; dalry, :'; : '[“(r':h_:“h Wit meats. B0 ""L:fl\r"“h om | omy, he thought it might be »nmmu.ul | 108, Roed, vice droaldent: Jamies W. Havag Ch 1 full cheddars, 5 HE: Toulette, 61§e; boueless um, 71405 plonie ha for eight hundred per annum, In his | RAILWRY TIME GRRD Morse, John 8. Collin: . Cushing; g0t "}‘,';“,s"u%,'(.'. 41 Young Americas, 008 | ot i 4 1 ket ety own person Brummell realized the per- | "o OmmicAGo, BURLINGTON A0, | Artics bt L LA ket i Predictions Regarding it Have Their 10%@11%o, EXP O ok o TR L S o ;. tion of m.l\T—uun is, if you had seen | Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason stroets. | Omaa. THR IRON BANIKL, Influences on Prives<Drovision and ight groen | - | corned heef. ] A;-rm beef, # him you would not have noticed how he Chicago E: s 8 Corner 18tk ana Purnam Sirests: o; dry flint, Gaie: | = c 1 3‘”\.- ess] was dressed. Three hundred cravats loago Kxprost pm A Genaral BANKIne Tthatrnes T ted. i 5} AeRoons; 3 i h, ) e Trading Moderate—Cattle Sagbe; deacons, 00 | ) H a0; 11 Ehsiish, vraers 81508 T would be tried fo obtain the proper | | e e | Active—Hogs ¥ Unchanged; No. 1 solld packed, | 20 4 chipped boef, #.00; 1 1 compressed ha, wrinkle. Believing that the man who | Teaves [BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.| Arrives COMMERCIAL %0} oake, 30, - : H ioPE - Basls—Manilla-rope, 150} sisal rope, | made the fingers of his gloves could not | Omaba. | Depot ioth and Mason streets. - | Omana. . ; Sy ST Recetpts, Shipm § H 250 ;;7,;,,";“,1'r4";' s, Se. | make the thumbs, he had two artists for | 0 Denver Day Exprons......| 4 - - On1cAao, May 8.~[Specal Telegram to T 1400 R | 1 i 100 o wiole, S0t ¥ | the purpose. All that concerned tho | 'g: Shver Miahs Rapresic L8 a lond dn { Bee)—Trade In wh fooled itself again this 00 aeilooo |3 : 3:;{ L qu.“.mlw:‘: 2., #8.78; pints perdoz,, | king of fashion was talked about and ex- | 3 3 I = this morning. Following the selling and rald- eievkanrissossstosnsatesss EIRO00 SO0 | H 4% | ©225 bulk per gal, Ko " wikerd cited intorest, but his reign did not last (! Yo7 | R R e 400, ing before the close yesterday, the same tac- Yonk, May 8 —Whent—Receipts, 150,400 | g8' H 18 aAK—00 gr. clder, 100; good, 120; white | vo(C Lo gradually sank lower and s Gty Doy Nivrees 1AW b0 pital, $: ,000 tics wore resumed, The result was that the l\"*g':d-“’lrr’r";ld I:: ‘n:llr:'l::ll:);' 8 Iw"“‘ )'gl'll:'ir‘i % 4 :\(; 8 3 7 por gross lower, and_at last died in poverty and K.C. Night Exp. via U. P, Tre 8. Surplus, WO 40,000 ot July was forced down 10 n point %e | 5ny 8103 81.02% 1. 0. b.; Options, irregular | fo i 18 | g PAas=—Am. per 10,3700, Lowiston, per 100, | exile March 30, 1840, U0, | oot 1k et By sevet OMcers and_ Directors—E. M. Morseman, G under the low figure yesterday. This proved 4 higher, No. 2 red; May. closing at ®ic. ve. MoLAssES—Bbls. N. O. fancy per gal,. 53@57e} B YUTEl 1 v | Htoheock, Joso A. Honry, K. % the turning polut, and In less than three hours ocoipie, 180" Dushels: . X porta, -4 cholvo $5@iTe: €00, 00 ehba Buking, g Never Give Up. 750 b m| S m | Andersan, Willin prosiden I the price was up % and the trade eager buy- o Tt Ao a H g lack strap, V02 A If you suffer with_asthma, bronchitis, or | 1010 & m 40 pm | Suanier: kB, B T — B2 LIS RIIULISERSIONE R VAHDSS I SV LS " options stronger. May closing 2 WaAPPING FAPER-Straw, per Ib, 15@2%4c; | any other disease of the throat or lungs, | §55 M “"‘“","'_‘;"“ S arioens 8un) 1246 p ther markets lately, this was not on manip 1006 2 rag, 245¢1 Manliila. B, 5@e; No. 1, 7e. thing o o > he d 1885 Olty Bxpn s o i y. P X HAGS—Union Square, S5 por cent off 1st. nothing can surprise you more than the rapid | 5o Tl PACTFIC i | ma nU aG Ur' l-ys Iation, but the rebound of an oversold market 123,000 bushels; exports, i SALT—Dalry: 20 10 In bbl, i, & 105 best | improvement that will follow the uso of | G v, v senajoy L& PACTFIC, | [ Arriv 8 a (4 . ! and anatural upward movement on crop news spot hig No. 8 white, i 1903 Bra 0 ha 01 best gradd, 100, 5a. .60, beat | SANTA ABIB. If you are troubled with “;:""';‘ E “"“I"lk":'l"mv"__':""' Bte.l Omaba. and other nataral influences. First un "m‘;‘;”::fl;{-’" 1 '{;,h;';]"‘:‘m;”‘;:; grade, 28, 108, az. j rock salt,, crushed, #1.80; | catarch, and have tried other medicines, you | 915 & m| Atlantio Expres: 1830 p m salos In July were scattored from 0030 i ) - comnion, bbis, §1 will be unable to express your amazement at YVestibulo Limit 1045 & m = RKIRKENDALL, JONES & CO. S0Aps -Castile, mottled, per 1b, 8@10c; d0, | tho marvelous and _instantaneous curative CHICAGO & NOWTHW ESTERN. | Ari to 00%e, with sales immediately after at closed steady and 6@10 white, per 1b, 14¢. EEmronanmmana—e 205@0%c, and o decline to 00%, the bottom 0 bugs: May, $10400 Bito) farlor, 4 ¢ {18 $238) " ta- || pOWersGL QLIFORNTA | CAT-ROURK - Ul dopot, 10 nnd Marcy Sis. | Omabe | Wholesale Manufacturersl Boots & Shoes pm-. of the day. A fairly good buyidg de- pol o steady; fa Dles, & common, 81500 hese remedies are not secrct compounds Y| "‘llr‘nwfll ":'"'"“-4 Agents for Boston Rubber Shoo Co., 1162, 1104 and 1106 and was felt and offerings ased 80 sud- 1 COCOA— % n.n%; per Ib. but natural productions of California. Sol h::‘s ;-;.lxlnm{x:u .(uwuu St gents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co., 1102, any domingo concrete, 87 test, 843¢; Harney Street, Omnha, Neb. CHOCOLATE denly that there was a husty offort to recover red, 84¢ wheat sold at the opening. This harden perlb; German chicory, | at $1 a package; three for $2.50, and guaran- | {3 B 3| teed by Goodman Drug Co. 3 Tastorn Fiyer......... ST, PAUL | Arrives Leavos FIOUX CTTY & PACIFIL s market at one and the price n United closed for June at 84ic. SALSODA—BbIs, 1%¢; granulated, 2c; kegs, A ois R fore the end of the first hour. firm; weste 3 1 1 Hobkod Ghdeley StrAordliary Tafu. | Otkis epot, 10th ‘and Marey Sts.| Omaha. robubly have been the end of the activit i1, low ineas 2, 1 S0DA--Pkgs, 00 1bs to boy, 5 b reley’s A Y Chileago Mall (0x T or 1 it for the news wh i str 1 1 NUTS--Almonds, 13¢; Brazils, ence. B DG am Lager Bccr B[c\\us New ared 47,000 bushels of w “‘_‘"!"r estert 4 1 11e; walnuts, 2 Horace (‘l'l‘i‘ll‘v was the last of that ..Chicago Expres: "M’p m > A St Lonis bogun [ 18¢; Elgin, oo, S 1 1 d, 1 ponnuts ce Gi 0 K ab | e T OMANA & BT, L0 Arve 1831 Nerth 18th Street, Omaha, Nob, buying wheat here on bad erop news from the heese—Steady; western, 8@0'e. i 1 1i DRUGS —(Grocers) r 1b--Borax, 1% famous triumvirate of editors, Greeley, | geater [ 1 Wopot, 10th and Marcy N,h.,,,,.,m = south and the far southwest. The govern- | St Louis \lu) 8.—Whent—Closed excited | 1. peras, 244¢; Buy leays £ Bennet and Raymond, whose genius and | 15 p m|......8t Louls Cannon Ball...... 1280 p m Cornice. ment crop report §s due Saturday after- | and higher; + July, 0. salts,'dc; glaube sulp individuality subordinated the functions | Feave e tons | Yeaves [ Arrives “EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, and the Impression that —Stat- e July, e, vitrol, 0¢; alum, 4¢; tartaric neld, Dodge will not report any May, 28i4c¢; July, 20. of a great newspaper to the presentation | Omaa. P, depot, 10th_and Marcy Sts,| Omaba. Valw, arful rovement N wihter whent | 2o, o s Ftall e of ‘their opinions and eharactoristics, | 18 ml... Sove clty Pasionsor e | Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice o HLLLA AT PLEL G B UL o ¥ L says Depew in his *“*After Dinnel ellibbys Do) MM | window caps and metalic skylights. John Epencte break. A I from the P urrent was | Lird #0121 says Depew in his “After Dinner 5UXC PACIFIC, | 1 SApe AT B n Epencter, tothe’ o Tnai Speeches,” Thelr journals were per- | emes [ SIOUXCITY & PACIIC = [Ariives propriotor, 108 and 110 Bauth 10h street Ohlo, and Ilinols | Whisky- 1 A ile Mi Butter—Neglocted. Wil not' be 50 sonal organs. but of phenomenal in- | g pm i Limitod W & AV may show an MINNEAPOLIS, May 8.— Wheat — Recelpts, 33 214-1b, per fiience,. The. vigor of . Mf, Gi Soem Materials, dllinols was 67, against 7 in April. Logan & At o ot 0.0 : 3 40 fruit, bl e vigor of Mr, Gre Leaves F, . & MO. VALLEY, Arrivos e e Co. hud very Dulllshnews from Thdfina, say Wesnret Soivy 1.'1‘.‘:0 “,{f,(‘,"(n-:",’f'yl‘.:.fié"u‘('x,( 440 ley’s thought, and the lucidity _DopitIsth and Webitor sta. _ | Oninbia. |\, A HOSPE, Jr, thfs niews was almost sensatfonal and from an [ §5 tragic SB@ise: No: LEAIOrR, NEs ST i Hotion s Lo b Tainds ‘ol = Fndreds Ratings Exp. (I Sunday): | 530 b m ) " ovegold market early the trade rushed to the | §iv"ege 5 0a, K ; on track, Sisoe. J CALVES. pe aches, Iemon eling, #2.40; lums, eug, #1.60 ¢ el ) L J +-\¥aboo & Lincoln Passenger..|1020 a m 1813 Douglas Streot, Omnha, Neb. other extreme and bought and bought again MirwAuKER Mhy &=Wheat—Higher; No. 2 905 5.. 100 4 00 5. 1.80; pluim: 'nl(h'u!n ps, #1.80; plums, green | of thousands of people, and he was for ..York & Norfolk (Ex. S, L mntl] July, which was 90ko at0:0a, m., was | MEENALKER Ma o B 5 1,150 425 1. Bl L withpits In, 8L60; | nearly a quarter of century the great- C, 1. P, M. & 0. | Arrives Coal, Coke, Eto. Hp o "\f',:‘n;t‘,"f" B e on e act | Aoorii-Steady 250 § i ieas dutees: | est individual force in the country. He Depot s ani Wobate s S GO SO A o marked up=May from O0lc ecarl Quta ll*,irr,m T e D Aap s, P ustern stndards, $185 11 plo, | was so honest and terrifically in cnll!l;fil, ,l'.‘.‘.“,'p.l,'.c,;:‘.':'..‘"“,;‘;"g.‘.',;" Jobbers of 'Hfl[d and Soit Coil W at 1 o'clock, and June to o=Firm <007 33 1.10; 4 s pie, #.00; apples, | g0 right in his motives and ‘pure in his . o 4 Barley- . 2, 450, sherries, 000: ¥ oty Drfes 108, o Ay i aheat mCro | Providions—-Stady! pori, $15.10. : £ Al LA LE e ;5,2',1'.;.,,‘,':.. principles, that, like the spots upon the 8., Cor. 10th and Douglas Stroots, Omalia, Net, d closed with that bid and none to be | KAN8AS Ciry, May 8.—Wheat—Lower: No.2 | 1. 1..1480 3 O #1.00-1) iueberries, S0tc; 2-h biackberries, | sun, his mistakes made more evident the TR T B AT June touched dise, clo -gut'lfl, '.|J )u:{l‘l‘: fli,nh 7 2 :‘.-u cas ‘::x; 33_1;1‘.': LR STEERS, YEARLINGS. 1..@:;, “':"f"“o‘:kn i loftiness of his purposes. His motives Shippers of Coal and Cok End Glgsed s (a5gc. 3o OVer the bOLO 105 Onts—No.2, cas Gt TRy 1| bt e xxERS, preserved, §120; pineapplos, Haliama ehopped; | Were so. transparent that his_errors Ippers ol Loal and Coke, duy. August and September closed at 1@ ay 8.—Wheat—No. 2 red, 95¢. | 1., 80 100 2.00; 2-1b Buhama grated, 2-11) B and eccentricities increased his 3 214 South 13th Street, Onuha, Neb. O115e after selling nt 01}, No. 2 mixed, Y sliced, #.50; 2-1b ‘m"'- b d, § strength, and even when wrong he s —————————— Corn opened either steady or a little lower Oats—Strong: No. 2 mixed, .’u@em.u. 2300 cherrles, 2 ® 5 re confidence th is re ai MISSOURI PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS. Cigars. for most month on bright and promising | Whisky—8L.¢ 1. 300 20, 8130, spired more confidence than is reposed in s e wea! . The bottom prices of the day were Liverroor, May 8.—Wheat—Market quiet; WESTERN CATTLE. - VEGETABLES—Tomatoes—3-1b extra, 81.10; 8- | most men when they are right. He 3 M E"‘ nngwm FEEE DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CO., touched I tho first halt hour however ind | demand poor, holders offer moderately. Cal | Owner. No. DR [y ey Erande ) made and unmade more reputations than | Westward. |F¥|F"| &F| &8 Wholesale Cigars, e e L e o | ifornia No.1/7s213d per cental; red westorn 54 steers, dressed beef. 1 43| R e k. ot any writerin the land. Hisuntimely death | - o | . Thore wis wome coveriig of short corn by | WiLer % s i || P RIGERTTES o0 $120; 5.1 extra westorn | hushed all hearts, President and cabi- | websters i CRBURL LT QIR Baxter, and with the change of sentimeiit A 1 L 3 1% 1bstandird western brands, | nef, generals and soldiers, governors and | 9o, Chathani: o2 — —— e in wheat buying in ¢ e vy ool | mixed, 3 64d per 9 liciters, 1-1h Erench, extra fine, s B! 8 ) Drutd Hill 8319.28 Dry Goods and Notions, g Very I IELIS BB bRelth DECCR AL any. Middlesex Live Stock Co— - ok fine, 18ae; - Frenchy | congressmen, friends and foes, the | Lake strect:.:| e Sl time, and the closing prices were at the very ety soilioms 49 | ordinary, 6 s e per can, mighty and the humble, gathered at his | Watut £l . 0 548 ~"M. E. SMITH & CO., top for the day. May was up Ie Juno | Onicago, May 8.—Cattle—Receipts, 13,600; | deni fine, per 2-1b xifted, 81.60; bior, and the nation mourned as nover | 02/5.38 840 Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods fl[l(l Notion$ sold at ikite o Mg@iiie at 1) Jul narket to_ strong; beeves. #5000 HOGS. early June, $1.25@1 . standard ) ik 19 o8| 4 y ) h PATRRL M L before for the loss of a citizen in private sold '1" H % 150, to e, to flub” ; steers, y.uakerq mm“fi;t-;ll--x, hrlx‘.n“ Iu md uI»‘-«?ukm i\'ll:!"l]{;ll n a,LL iioi; or the loss of a citizen In priva uul( a Corner 11th and Howard Streots. e close, v 14¢ bid 0@24.00; i 13,807 2-1b high grade, Refu b Golden stad B | § e o S Hone Duusetgie closs wa 7 Xoa Oorata 0 B0 Senasors, Dewns. 10 211y U strig boins 70c, - Lina B S | % | “RILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS GOy, ' 2941 sonked, e, Boston m.n.-d Beans—i & here wis an excited knot of traders in oats all day, and at times the crowd swelled to the proportions of wheat and corn, There wis Bonic nervousness in May, and after the pr was run up for that month buying in June in- dicated that the deal might be' carried A weak back with a weary aching lume- the hips is a_sign of diseascd kid- e the best kidney curative known, which is Burdock Blood Bitters. il st Lewis, #1.0 wn brand, 1008111 New Jarsoy. &0 Punipkin 8110, Okra and tomutoes, $L.60; okr: suecotash. §1.20, Frsu—Codfish, extra Georges, new, & grand bunk, ne silver, 2-1b’ blocks, 0. Sweet Pota- market steady toshade ot —3-1b, 4 12; heavy and light, #.05 ~ | Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goodsy Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 1ith and Harney Btreets, Omaha, Neb. market nomlv na- corn-fe 004085 | Furniture. Into that month, Mr. Hess s the [ Texan Inmbs, 8.300 L o} A A Btory ot aBohontian: o b £ of Counscimiin and Tutehiison ire mentioned | g et nones markes Stroni: Stoors, $h.d arge middies, brielesber siow’ whito cra hink CLIff Sanders was the m Walnut HIlL.. 3 in Furniti & as e probiebie pring ipiia 1 e (2ot e | GO0 o fuhay S talr to :% 3 1 boxus, 7X0; Toaland halibut, fo; et un | foct type of a hohemian in his early days | Hoke S | Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, e de; mself, S0 « 1 skers o o 3 3 SCRION ! o cor saw. sai o] or s (O - o ESS, up to 3. and closed a527ige. dunosold | BigAstovkers wiid toeders, 8005 s 300 | domestio Holland Merring, fiamiung | Tever saw, said o mombor of the Chica- | Gak Crathais | P Biriok Dliake NI (enid up to 20ice 4t the close. July was | n 08— Reeol L 00| splecd horring, 3La0; Russin sardines, 2o press club to a Tribune ro;lmrm-. He CHARLES SHIVERICK, e up to20e. ; HL004.10; 1ghit, 84000, 40 | Rt sz, phdin, s pnrted alland | s, so 1 am told, settled_down and is S e e e 3 o raae A """hl\x';'.:"\\‘v:.':]"tflfrl‘; Kansas Ciry, Jattlo — Recelpta 100 o maekorel,. Now 1 shore, Bl bois, doing well. Sanders 3 working On |y 040 trains atso stop at 13th, 17th, 20th and 2ith urniture, active and action i pric At the close, hipments, steady; stoors, £L.00Q 400 | bloaters, hulf' bbls, $18.00; white fish, half bbls, | morning paper in St. Louis once when | strects, Summit ana Sayidgo Crossing, *Working. Owalia, Nebraska. ¥or pork May was nominal at #1400, June 106 COWN; 8 B0, 10} Eatookers fund Sfeedors, :&u o0 trout halt bbls, £.50; tamily ‘White il | ho had an offer to go on an_evening pa- | men's iralus do not run Suniiay. { — = —— 3 140, L g 4 ) .00 sulmon, ) erel_(herring), % i g A Droad-| Trans-| ™ ST serle § ol gy e b ¢ B0, Lurd | ®Hogs — Recelpts, 7.000; shipments, 1,200; RLO07 11 finnan hnddics 815, 1oib lobe | per. Ho called on” the city editor and | Brosd-[wrans-[ 0 " Eheaty T TTUE | __Groceries, i i1 and close hort ribs rades, & v‘a.uo. ; 1-1b Alas silmon, Al the following dialogue ensued: CRBIufts| Depot. | Depot.| tion. | Omaha. | Depot. McCORD, BRADY & C Co, Joro mominal at .40 for up ut ,fi;],’“,f‘,,.fi' R D Avtla SRsel nistiLon el “How much salary do you want, Mr. HHEEEE ElE Wholesale Grocers, ane. July sold . closing | 8 3 o -1b cls ndanat 3 i § gust closes Septem- bum.. and feed- ok Sanders HEIEIRIE SRR H o o Neb EsySiged RN ANl e . & % oanners - and m...;,‘m-n. o More thanT am getting where Tam.” | 8| &[S 7] F [T ] (o o TR T U fe W NI 1 ) — 5, 314 A 004 houcics “w ; & % S0 — = = P CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. | 350; market & shade lower, g per Sl‘n\d‘,f, 05 I Lyt s dly “' o o [ e o Lumber, Kto. 33 4 . 02)2. 13-1b sardin Lad A r——— o h style, ¥ “I can borrow more than that,” said JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, pectal Tolegram to T OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ssIn all branches con- onreaco, May 8.—| 50s. §3.75@4.00; imported key | A Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc. Sanders as he bowed himself out. cast remain firm at an ad- Cattle. 1 Southdown bu 00 s In that Yemark is the essence of the Imported and American Portiand Coment. Statg viinee of about 23 over lust week on anything 8 Southdown wethers 6 00 philosophy which makes a bohemian "‘0"”'"“"3'.'.:’:.&'“.‘.]'3'}'“; Coment, and at all good or useful, Distillery-fed cattle are ot Montion happy. S Ma C. Clothier of Dickens sent in five cars of cattl ——— Trade Marks Are Old; Too. Trade mar ‘wero known in nm-wnt CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. coming along in large numbers and making paying prices for feeders. Only forty-four cars of Texans were on the market, the same andsteady. Cholce o extra beeves, stock 8 " Hoakiato supply nd " Siires and cows {1 C. Oskam g L oto) ¥ 1,000 B. C ’J‘Iu\ Syore authogized. b 3 et ST il s 2 R 3 : d ¢ Oskamp had two cars of cattle here from 0 v o T oo T e N AR P ing slow and Clurks, parliament in England in 1300, - Ev oAt ool Miame |frrauar LOUIS BRADFORD, stockers were and - prices | _sto son Bros had a car of hogs in from Guttenberg, the inventor of printing, is Night ¥xpress.. 045 0 m Dealer in Lumber, La[h lec' 5;\5“ ruled firm. Bull remained steady, | A; ; pitte 1 I'.] Atlnntle Express. medinm to good ste Some very fine stock sale ch ¢ spherries, said to have had a law suit over his oaom 1200 to 150 105, $4.40624.6 Some veny flue stock wis on sules one buneh of | K. B. Holmes was up from Wahoo with a car p“,,,'.:L phertle R SR ATl 1 tbnlo Limited..... " [10.50 h m | Doors, Kte. Yards, Corner 1th and Douglas. Office é B e okt cfecore, 8380040} |imho markotir of cuttlo orango posl, i L 4 eaven [CHICAGO & NOWIIWESTERN. | Arrivor Coriter T0th and Dovgla N bulls ana mixed, ); bulk, $240; slop- | 160 uller, Smith & Fuller marketed hogs from | crop 1859, #2 S —— | Transfer| Unlon Dopot, Couucll Bluffs sAnAter fod stecrs, £ corn’ fod ateors, | bUthe declin e 1088 &8 Srapim0 Tl R ; FRED W. GREY, Vestibule Limited stern Flyer. o Muil P & ST. PAUL.| Arrives Brass The demand was fuir and prices gen- erally steady. Inone of the divisions at one time during the forenoon values ruled nearly Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Corner 9th and Douglas Streets, Omnh [t v scedless, sks, sc; Ondura, layer, new, 1le; Hogs. F. 8 West had In two cars of cattle from driéd grapes, 5e; pranellos, new, e, imated receipts of hogs 3,400, compared | Wood River. g 5 and *577i Thursday of | John and 8. D. Marvel were up from Phillips Drugs. Dut later closed steady, D opened slow, soon be- | with cattle. Willlam Baker to W § Nevins, lot 3, blk euiea o " — —— irgoly. 8420, and ship » ngod hands o Frod Trumblo brought In a car of cattlo | | Quinine, poros. I & Wo die; Gorman, 4o | & Brerott Place, wd. ¢ o | Transter| Uni n ancil Blufls. " | Transfor Millinery and Notfon 1y $.5. " Light sorts sold. ut ringe, trom Papillion, nd : iseey powder, dic; opium, | © B3 Ot to I8 Allison, ¥ 5 0 o m - Chleago Mall (cxcont Bunduy).| 640 p i | s e e ey 3 iverage of e 0, J. Furer of Falrfield had two cars of hogs ¥ 0 83,10 hovs, por I o e ool | BB o O R R anrenat asiaim: TIOBBRFUIDER o FINANCIAL, 0015 "1“1’.?.‘.'24'1“:' n:‘ldllutd Wi on the market, rornt Hawloy Torrice, w d. g 200 | Tenves K. C., 5T. JOE & @ lllllJOTlflS and Jobbers in Mm'“”Yu sl George E, Willard of Columbus came In with | phor, 6 I R Humilton to & M Naiingor ot ¥, Transtor| _Unton Depot, Counetl Bl 206, 210 and 212 South 11t street. v 3 —[Spocial Te Average Cost of Hogs. a car of cattle. Relds—earholte, umn. b1k 6, Paddock Place, w d. 3 e - A N30 anala don i eao SRR ok, May 8.—[Special Telegram to Average L3 Hanna Brothers had a car of ecattle on the | 8@ olis—s R M Evans and hushanid to 1025 p m|. City Night Expross. .| 6.10 & m = S ) opening todny was not trading was at first confined cKks—Business in stocks at tho | The following tablo gives the average cost fin Brather ates mentloned, Including the S sy 500 upon sales roportedt I, Helm, postmaster of Red Willow, was In Pricor D: Price, | with three cirs of good cattle, mostly of his 4 of lot 11, blk 'S, Lowe 0tto Lobeck and wife to heirs of Lena Aust, lots b and 6, LIk 7, Lincoln I'lm'- porin while, ~OMATIA & 81 LOUIS. — | Arrlv Unlon Depot, Council Blufls. | Transfer T RO _Louls Canon Ball 11215 NOTION CO., e | Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, The principal | ofhogson the 0 Sugar Refiner- 1,200 fes, Lead trust, Oregon nscontinental, | May 1 5 0615 ) 4 0ia | own ralsing and all O his Teeaing. 5 : 0 z , | May 1...... g i t Yo NICAGO, BURL'N & QUINC A likon T ONiSk o Ganandt Ticn Paciia. ) 3 0ria My s0° | R X, Huensler, manager of the Chicago lv“h‘,:f{,‘,.m,, pe 2 I)H\'{uutl lot2, bk S, Summit Pluce, Transfer o Depot Conneil Mue, 1124 Horney street, Omaba. There was a hesitating tone to dealings and | May 6. Ny May . 300 Kking and provision company of Nebraska $1.75, d. . 2 0.40 0 m lcngo Kxpr - Civy, was among the visitors ut the yards. fund, w first prices were quite irregular as compared o a— "yr"' v El hicago Expres Oils M ——— S — o of 1ot 38, hlk 4, Jumpbell's add, wd, 700 Chicago Fast Mall. 5 with those of lust evening and the differences Prevailing Prices. ; : Meotals, o AL Ll s LG Catinbel e ad6 LG e L ey were confined to small fractions ouly, Prices | o gollowing 15 a tablo of prices paid fn OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Small pig, 28 per 1b; bar, Hc per Tund, s 15 of v 15 of lot 3%, bllc 4, {OUX CITY & PACTRIC, — | Arriv CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE GO, receded from the opening, but fluctuations | this market for the grade of stock mentioned: 4 per 1b; bell's ndd, w d : . 500 i ouncil Blufts, | Tra EREamir s, b Crogn ot | s e | 0o 10 s Produce. o i | Adorh Trown'a i b Aceomodaion frrsrer | Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Olls, h 1) p) hi: 1 , bl 400 Aibentalitret sh frozen white trout, pike and . k ©<8t. Paul Expre 955 p m Axle grease, etc., Omaha. A. 1. Bishop, Manager. . A per cent to41%, ngainst 43 Inst night. Lackawanna, on the other r b fo; sturgeon 7o, N T, Jand“vas quice " sironiz, wising' s and | GORON cannrs 5401 ; - trom, Nos. 1402, A, 10 J‘I \lk(llllflrv‘{ln A B Paper. ¢ Refinorles, on' vory' lurgo. busines, | Gonjion canners O R it W e N RTiote ik 1, Tsine 3,000 = gose o simitar wmount o Vi Drinary to falrioc o hdus o s, il reoal, T. O, 14x20, 112, 675 I | 1y D Luthor and Wit (o L% CARPENTER PAPER CO., s 0 reversal of the go move- | & S , e P T e T and h B aiD: ; mentind the carly losses were rogninodavhila :1‘.’::“-.\"1..";:‘[.‘.:}'(’WQ To3u: Nov 1o U 0K QR0 BRI NG, 3T, 95,70, 1 Wholesale Paper Dealers. MOVed. D [ron 84 10 0%, Wiile, Sumur toms | Bilk to good bulls “Jl.ll:.;.\'u,qhx“h‘ o N PRATE 1. 0., 10x14, 2 rifatio nice stock of printing, wrapping and writiag above 80 and Peorly, Decatur & Evansvillo % | ient stocey bu Ichedn ey ,,,,.,'[,},,‘,,.“ 07 ST Potter and wife to M baver. Bpesia)iatianliop NiTen IO OB IdIPOME: Likht stockers and so and the general st followed in the | Jago s iagco 1o b nt. Chicugo ( §-10 acres in s so -1 M G Macleod to ST Pottel s also prominent in country, $1LU@H.AY; kood eler hofco light hog BurtER—Per Ib. < e, boing accompanied by o material In- | Fair to choleo heo W “Fine 31-15- 3 3 ) bice heavy hogs 00L—Fine unwashed, 150 dium un- in se se d1-15-13, w d rnasc 5 """H""}"l"""'[‘ of b Fair to choico mixed hogs washod, I8 course unwashed, 18@30c, Bamus) l'|h4‘fl~'nnlml wife to A ON SALE A L. DEANE & CO., L0 URS: l\l*l‘. per 1b, ach £3.00@ V', TPPLY. driekson, lof 1 Agents for 1 -ty and furil O D R #7.00; otter, cach, $1.00747.00 o oo NEBRASKA'S CORN SUFFPLY. A P Hendilcksorl to Samuel "El',i',nl.l -%f'[' o | ¢ y : 'omparative Tables. coon, ench, 404 niink, M50 5 musl FnIa T 0 (e ax county, near | 1ot 4 bk 3. Clifton Hill, w d. 800 TO ALIL s dales, 2 points s and Suear | The following table shows the range in 11, muskrat, winter, 10@1be; t L2 i ol A b Tukey ot al to E'S MeNan #21 and 523 South 10th St., Omaha. - the botton pric .00 deer skine | Schuyler, on the Union Pacific vailrond, says: [ “biic 11, Clitton 1111, w d ies and wife to eurl; rices on hogs duri this aud I K tom pricos early | prices on hogs during this aud last weels cific common was uj 80' and preferred to <%, In the Gr J dger, 40 per 10} 2@dic; decr skins, wint per 1b, 26 | “Three year in Celfax county hq -fourths of the corn crop raised last s been marketed and 4. 1 to 8014t Northern | inder to J B Ransc n"»i{,m). PRINGIPAL POINTS v br 13@ 140 per 1b; strained, oo, I i T fi*";:l;“l o recovery brougii B Do e 0 woets, | one-half of the balance will be necessary for ot Metand i Place, HHARDY & GO, 60 it R fanty s i Lg% | home uses. The balanco will be mar daling dabn to.0.V ot Jobbers of i ot (8o | T s60; oive'box lots, Tooper box | U0 FES of priccs last year was 1@ aio T oty EAST, WEST, Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, i,{{}',,':fl‘,,'::';;;‘,, Jas tauhod tex- andiolecd$ | Balurday o LEs—Por doz, 82,5035, havo hud plenty ®f cars and no trouble to | ders & Himobaugh's i hland Purk, _— House Furnishing Goods, Children's Carringos. 1200 o K3, 01081ng 0t §1%. T - STRAWBERRIES—Per case, 24 qts, #,00@ | ship.” : 3 , Neb. C -.. or 0| Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. .00, ole D, arrick o v m]llm)"“ Andrew ifuiy = — a——— ‘ Ak ey RS whott an o oF MoR: | i o retoct ton e s | 3 e, Morsiel comtyon | PHA U OIS ) NORTH and SOUTH Water Suppiies. 0 i 805 HIghost. . 8 hard cidorcpare, per Dbl 8.00; orunge clder, | voaps corn trop in Mevrick county has been i 2302 e e n Puslilo .’..5 hRif DL 1.00; paar olde l.,'_‘“” bbls, 97,00, mi.l.lk..u-.l and about gno-ifth of the balanco Twenty-four transf Rt —AT— u. BSlWlND !dN%n;E dcsPUrlf{P co,, a Pty LEMONS—Per box, Messina_fancy, #1.00@5.00, | Will be shipped, while the balance will be plitcush oty 2 RS E)I:;.:Jl'.l., 1t not weain X I|:u. s HANANAR Por bunch, HASG N, ” kel e ST itk Building Permits. 1302 Farnam Strooet. i E‘M‘ljl HI.IIII Md Ellm”llpp I(‘Slj : renthed Rk, - «quu.- olatimatec 'l“:vrl'l‘ny o urrE-o eamery, lumi imuu prints. 183 pr has been 13@20c, For a while The following permits wore issued by the HARRY p DEU EL allidey win m"“:'vml-:m n..'.'..":.‘,"’ mahm The following were the closing quotations s T L R o hatoe ko] paskad, 11 shippe ke had. troublo I:l getting cars, the ele- | building inspector yesterday City I Passengor and Ticket Agent - o T e iRaen Taits B St 1%00r 8 | SIe e oo, O iy, fohoy vators being full and 1,000 bushels lying on | A Pravis. one-story brle e senger h BROWNELL & CO., ! [0 pecdar et AP e o Bl iy ohoron Yy aotd Packed | the’ground at one thme, They have had ns | Atameiit Satory rick store, Fite Engines, Boilers and Ceneral Machiner E nE R ice of Hogs. tuncy, 100130 cloic ibaile: country ol mm"l: us {wenty cars at one time that could | A, Latey, thre oy bricic o i Mg ) BOL f i !l riod PR S SR Bl Bl ¢ | good. i country roll, falr, 7@8ci poor | not befshipped ifts. Sixteenth and Burt str ©. 12,000 eet-iron work, steam pumps, saw mills. 1215-13] b, ensral hos ;,‘».otxl‘:)hwAIl::):}xlnqlll"f:ulfi o B :Au:s:s'. lm‘;f.’d k Al tnhlnlunn lines of the Chicago, Rock | John Green. five-story brick warchouse, Leavenworth street, Omaha. Chicago & Alton 150 | Roek Ialand 180; (Faasol@i0ie per doz for strictly fresh; | Island & Pacifio railroad west of the N pumh and Jackson ‘gtreets .., 80,000 mn‘_ = OB oy i ington, | |C M. & B “Day. 3| May W | Nay .| SONES (Quotations are for delivery n Oht- | SOU ¥iver there aro 4 148,000 bushels of corn | PHtEG llmn‘nv::””u;{‘llx):x i :‘G‘.-‘."c' 20,000 dv-nd Iron Works. ! DL & Waiies sensnd% m"u'-.'.'.:f'{., i = cago. Drybuffalo, per ton, #6000 18.00; dry | NOW i cribs awaiting 'shipment. Of the | ynry Hornberger, addition ‘o store, e e e ] | X 110%8| 4o preforred. . s | W country, bleached, #10.00@ 13 d 7' | above amount the follpwing figures show in 0 Dougl ot " PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Ao p 2 e g @ i dry country, g figi v puglas stroe 1,000 mm,,n. UNDEYE, K vnion Pacin unday | 487 damp and meaty, 85.00010.00. bushels the corn storgd at Nebraska stations o Bunker, one-story franie cottuge, alllng HORE Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work 18 |W. St L. & P 3 g 7\ Y Sunday | 48 v ~Old—Sweet potatoes, fancy, | on that road Cwenty-ninth and Charles streets. .. 1,000 J g do preferred 3 oy 15 ¥ 16 Muscatine, per bbl, #4.00; nnlmu,unm fancy, Steinauer, 05,000; Lewiston, 40,000; Vir- | Three miinor permits...... fraeea 150 Engines, brass work, genersl foundry, machine + Y034 | Westorn Union 800 e 5 Sunday | B ol:‘l‘;vrm (ulT.&x‘fux{muwnul fiosar- | ginia, o 00, 000; Rockford, 120,000; ' Beatrice, Total.. blscksmith work. | Ofice sud works, U, b, ¥ pursnips, eol; "5t { ~ " Tot s an h street, Omaha. q s | —_— Tadish roots, per b, $4.60; Dot 1bs To celery | 15,0009 Eilis, 1000003 H 90,000; Jan’ ote -+ 805,350 “RT: 894 J1ib A R r I ; @7 per cent. Disposition of Stock, roots, ber b1, 80.00; per doz, 60c; horseradisi, fl;ll‘kmml‘xml l‘di;}"i::)‘ “' II:MI l‘l‘:om Ao, 'ANTAL'".D' OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, TERLING EXC Jull, but steady; six- | Showing the numboer of oattle bought L ! | v, arka, 60,0005 Mun- ty-day Dills, H845%: domand, §h s the ladlug bayors on today's murke b o ) S8 per 1. den, 80,0003 Gladstone, 87,000 Gilead, 40,0005 Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof 53“9, SEPP——t— CATTLE. 0 gt | Hebron, 75,000; Deshler, 100,000; Ruskib, Arresta discharges from the urinary organe Vaults, Jall work, Iron shutters and fire e O varor 5 Copaie, Cubaby ¢ 4 superior opall or injeo- tions, and freo frowm il tad smell or other inconvenlences, G. Andreen ,prop'r. Cor. 141l and Jackson e ] Sash, Doors, Etc Mining Stocks. W Youk, May 8—(Specjal Telegram to Tus Bes.]-The following are the mining stock witt & Co o H Hammond & ¢ Armour-Cudahy I ¢ b Uhiolce medlum, 8@0c; light, | 105,000; Nova, 12,000; Nelson, 115,000, Ter bbl. Genltons, #.00; Willo - GRAIN Bou Davis, $.60; Homanite, 8.0, " BEAU BRUMMELL'S FATE. ) in .-umpm.y INSEED O quotation Rothschild oravan Gl 3. 84.00. Py ) is eontained ananned]. - T il i s 4 od, 800, The Great Dude Was Something More g S . SANTAL-MIDY "t M. A. DISBROW & CO., B fimon b Buceigoud: heriner o L1 S o Tana Masneron bopes o [ Provisions and Stocks. | { StMTAY "-:.':::"-“"""““ Mol asiptires o Con, Cal. & v Ontari Dints, §1.65. 5 The character of Beau Brummell, says 2 First National Ba i e Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings » POTATOES~Per bu. fancy, 0@%c; falr t 4 ANk, J d urek Cou Oceldental Lobmaun & §00d, @ h R W11 an English writer, is generally misrep- | f T Branch offce, 12th and Izard streets, Omaha, 1 b, B [ (Bmhihy i Groceries et e B el | aom Soun s Sivees, omane; | O WEAK, ME| S P Homeatako . Unlon Con . 3 ories. ‘‘masher,” but he was much move than AT t W eakness, 1ost manBOOd Hora Sily i Quiska Packing Co........ Suqana—Out loat, Tie; cut loat oubes Tio; | this. Hé hnd talent and knew e S \l’\l,, BOISSEVAIN & L() ; v.:m’- E ‘reains ‘:,‘,‘,’?53',, il I O llth Otn cll\ X2 ¥ : e 1 Y r b o A s . i e Bome oure. o thire. e s / PRODUCE MARKETDS, Armour-Cudaby Pack g Co umnul‘:n.tlun ls:r:::’n;ul i ‘“.‘:.'.: oglon- | e it ue ‘flil;.‘x ‘f{}"fi?fin by '::l;'l faot lllllm‘l London, England. Eplendid Tedical work ot e’ read part v UNION 8TOCK YARDS CO., 9 L - ~ h § e Neb., > ralse self fr umble position NCTITT ATAY 4 R TR, Cuerdo. May 8 Representative Sales. rioes. e, | 10 1ife 10 bo & companion of and tobeu- | ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & CQ, |-BrofE.&WoWrkiu foodusc V1 South Omaha, Limited. 1115 p. m. close.~Wheat— D BEEF STEERS. Btoady; cush, M1@0e; June, 1% e; July, Wy DItE: GILBERT BROT iluRE, 24¢: | most feared by princes, Ho was born in (o i M h 9 1 1778, and was educated at_Eton and Ox- Amsterdam, Holland, all 00 of 3 unun ~4m.d,; sh, une dike, July, um\ No. Av. Pr i bylk 3 s T o l ;tS ,,.H,m at d1@5 .00 400 171181 435 Rio, brime bt Rio, goo Sautos | A0 officer in lhu l.mh huzzavs, So lit- 1By and sell Amesican secuzities on commision on num.‘..v..m Specimens can be sent as sufely b . @2, LW 4@ @ 4% | wnd comivon' Ttlo, 108310; ilm... L | tle did he know of the business of an ofl- | Negoviatious of new loass & spesiult et s olon webrens i T ot \