Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1890, Page 3

- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY S0 Ko 1 va spring, $1. SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS. FARINACEOUS GOODS farina . iawley Place ; ! Wleat Figures Gome Slowly Down From | SLWBK 10 short oleas 0 w1 g0y | %) Deas oy onime pacaront 10 | The Council Meets and Transacts a Lot of | Albert Kood Jopeph Dar v.s Du osn'nm OMAHA, NEB. the Opening of the Wee b, 850540, < £ oayre lima bean ¥ ity Business, FE S A | Capital, =« =« < $400,000 e e g ; i : N 40 e, zasoll o avney to 0J Col § Surplus Jan, 1st, 1890, - 87,800 | heddars, 0% £ 4 .00 per doz, 1 t | !I‘:‘lvl'n 5 BCALPERS TAKE OARE OF OORN. : ‘ Ty G I P A e T R T ) AFTER OAPTAIN COCKRELL'S SOALP. | 3 %ot fs Ui i nel S &d { oo and Directara Henes . Tates prosidont 4 e : 0 i % | Breakrast No. 1, % wd Morse, John 8. Colilos: R. O Cushiog; J. No Mg ”m AVY gre 1 7 ) K dried beef hams. 614@7% t by E Gat to Charles inds, lot i | Patrick; WL 8. Ilughes, cashier. er doz; dry sult meats, 51 N View, w A Liv Interest Prevails in the Oats groe I 1 t t i A Delegation Visits Congressman Con- Almauise and wite 1o ¢ G Anders T | THE IRON BANIL, il g fo iy ) : 1 Hih neleas piente hum R Pit Provisions Show No Ch! ns, i L ARB-Marces, Sel. 801 ' 1018 nell to Demand His Removal e A OReCAL SR Ty UL L AU Corner 12th and Farnam Streets. Cattle Again Active Ge ko kil cans, 60; 5 1b cans, 0%0; 3 kettle —Police Ttems — Note W fot & bik 7 Shriver Place, w d —A Genera) Ranvin- 1o lvoee Transacted. eral Quotation 3 pia. Shipnyes, H P e eD M kat 11 e 21 and Personals, Wvorth Tot 0 bk 3 Shiiver Plnce. g COMMERGIATL A WL AD0N 1000 i 2 fhl o tonziie. $.15; 1 1b corn S0 311 A 1 Tukey of al to Jacoh Raumnh, © Ite sstevest ! v bk 6, ¢ v T . Ll Ut » : 2301 11D B i Hon; 2 There was a lot of business for South | = 16and 13, bikat, Walnnt 11l q AU101Na ANK BrrJ--The wheat murket covered new terrl- NEW YoRK, May Whent—Recelpts, 7 | 3 2 H C Atwell und wite to T D Crane tory today and prices came v down from bushels: exports, 145,000 hushels; spot steady: 2 brawn 0 8 Omaha’ § city council totransact M night, 117, hik Walnut Hili thefignrenotyeatordny. Thefonturoot theday | S L T T a7 Mo, rod b —Manllla re <iéal rope, | %0 the reading of the minutes was dispensed | J E Butler tod M Benpett, lot | Capital, <« <« < $400,000 1h the way of nows wns tho faflure of the tom- | Muy closlis nt tec, OP ons steady, No, 3 eotton rope. 1ot new brogess, size. | with and work was the order of the night, el b L OCL G A TR Surplus, - - 40,000 perature to drop to the damage point in fowa e 100 bushels; _exports, #OoTTON TWINBCBILD very ina: 8¢ Licenses to sell liquor were ordered issued | ¥ 3 SRR G0 s 0" st Woadler; No., 8 420 in | 20s fine, K sl A e 1 Nowpost adl T Offcers and_ Directors—E. M. Morseman, Q. M. th i Lo AL iU ‘v' Ll o S Yaba prved, 3 0 0 3 LOLIYES - Quarts pints per doz., | to the following: P. Pivonka, Thomas Beard, sor s ’\\\"[“I”‘::.?l‘\l“:;v‘\‘.l‘f‘ iid Shitaheook, dorenl Geraet Sis Ao HimD @ & %« unusual cold streak the market closed ver I%mize aflont; ungr { 22 bk . x i drm yostorday. The oponthg tols morning | LLAU L T LU VINEGAR good, 12¢; white P i Bohner & Bowen, Dalezal & Hill, Michael sub,wd..... 100 on William G; Maui, wice-president: | y I R LY WhTta B 00 G532 ) wilie, 1: faney fruit. s, Hirt (2), John Fixa, W, Baner, Conrad H 8 A Broadueli f0 7 S MENaiiy, 0 80K enior: il Bryant. aasithnt cashier e was steady, but wiien the dispatchos showed | bushels; snot weuker; No. 2 white, WXe; it g8 LR A T HoH o 1 B R RS, Rone ATbot T o e R LVE et much more favorablo weather than expec o s bl 08— ., por 10 ewistou; per. 100 Mills & Thombron to M I Suiter. Tote i i el A B LG L $ic; options Irregular, May closin at 5. 1165 3 qulA08—Am, pot 105, Lewistou, per 100, | ginoh ‘Horman Zoller, Caroline Haul, | - aid 18, bk b ooineo & Archron jots 17 0” aha Ma[]UfaUtU]’erS there wasa gencral desire to sell & Coffee—Options closed steady and unchanzed Mor.Assrs—B) N.O. fancy, per gal Thomas Costello, H. C. Hull, M. Woolstein & | W, Benson and wife to Hettie MeAlvin 4 Kennett hastened to work off about 0,000 | to 5 points higher, Sales, #2000 bags; Ma, BULLS, ghes chofce, W ire! good. Oobie ek i 27 iy ke b lot Land ¢ '5 10t2, bk 8, Kountze Place. BSHBIA 1A b 6" fab Blostn” Oourselmbn's e 10,550 10,451 ape uou chofce. & ive; gaod, J0a5ic: Cuba baking, | Co,, M. J. Franck, Annie McGurken, Edward | ' 7 Toots a 7i0c: blick str 2 i ho sold M ’ ofinery, 4%c; cen- ¥ § WIAPPING PAPERSUFAW, por 114@24¢; | Zimmerman, Thomas E. Foley, Jacob Robin- | Sarah Dickinson to {'N Dickinson, 1§ ——— Mitehell was : il O AL M A B, S@e: No 1, i son, ugent, B, Blum, H. H. Raven, John N, | 355410 andailother property owned KIRKENDALL, JONE refined, steady; m . R Dickinson, q ¢ d mission yers and the hears so ,’ ’ nands standard Ar be; contection- ; i o o e i bt b s o 56t | Burke, A. A. Meyers, Joseph Rossner, Ber- | € K Turner and Husband to’ Mrs B Mos Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Ehort, The muarket yiclded very readily under | rock salt, crushed, $1.80; best grad F2.40; Dest Krebs, J. T. Fullen, B. Jetter, Thomas Cormick, lots 4 and 5, bik 5, Summit Agents for Boston Rubber Shoo 02, 1104 and 1108 all the pressare. It would have broken ever Harney Stieet, Omahn, Neb. Sleam—United closed for Tune at 86 e LAt e sharply but for the attitude of Mr rm; wostern, HRaL e, O'Connor, Nicholas Deheck, A. Gary & Co., | 0.0 Johnson and wife €0 S E Sinithi, 1ot o, jrore, sharply - the de ot r. diets now s, 41607130, : 1o 5 00 2 1 r 1 ; do, | F ) John Dougherty, .. Sey. | bk 1, Omahik View, w d @3¢ and checked the decline, St lator Bitter—Ensy: westarn o ; 30 400 2 e e L Bt ph Dapita, B. Jotter und | =S 550" 11 nud 19, LIk Biker STORZ & ILER kers into the pit to support the x ery, tuplse: Elgin, 19¢. 5. 400 stublos, §2,85: * | Lcna kunz i Pla 1, bik 16, Ciifron Hill'w d 0 =0/ It 15 understood that he wired | Chicese—Western, nomi AT T « Stan k inst the | Robert Major to E M Gerbericl, lot 11, Lader Beer Brewers, Jatrons to hold o 10 e wiheit e had hought | Sr.'Loves, May 15, - Whe ;e £TAGS CHOCOLATE-23@5¢ perlh; German chltory, | conduct of Police Officer Hugt clection | _blk 6, Bedford Place. w d - | o thom, * Tliero was Tiitie hulll news of - B : X BB e & oo | day. It went to the police committee for in- | Mr 5 B Swith and hushiid 10 A W 1831 Ncrth 18th Streot, Omaha, Neb. portance. Dispatclfes from the “Soo” country | n=Higho Tuly, 3. : 5 SALSOD. s, granulated kegs, entigatio Wag 100 ft lot I, bik 1, Brighton, = = = sald no rain yet. Dunn had a message from | Onte— i Ty 3 L 2 1 e L — RESHIIAY i o Mulbtioy Aekad thint' Wl 300 Cornice. Duluth saylng that rafn was expected | pPork- Dull g b YODA—D! 80 1 q -‘} N A S S Otto Lobeck and wife to € O Vitte, Tot 7, 3 A becauso of ehango in winds and ten- | L Nomfnal HEIFERS, SODA—Tkus, 601 uasde, ing ground be desigated teeon | Uik 6 Sl s, vl » EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, perature. Tl were no export clearances Whisky—Stendy at $1.02. 7 e300 5 3 O 1o hIE i giuerts 19¢: | health will look after i JC Davis and wife to S H Farnsworth, 3 NAtGant " to help bivers. Three Atlantic portscleared | Ruiter Easys createry, W2lie; dal Saxxens, FoSutod, 116s Letmesdio Boanata vor A. L. Sutton has a gricvance against Officer | s 13 n 44 eet dot % bk & E v Smith's Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Jess than 65,00 bushols of whont. ' Wheat "on | 100/ {io 057 18 5 DRUGR {Grocerai—Por 10 HBoraw, 12 Highes of a similar character to C. C. Stan- | _add, wd SR . . Window eaps and metalic skriights. John Epeneter, ocean passuge [ncreased L0610 bushels. Oc MILWAUKER May_ 13— Wheat—M peras. 205 Bay leaves, Hei glue ley's. It was also referred F M Lovelund and husband to G 1 Payne r. 105 and 110 South 10th street. tract wheat Hon000 bushels, or 22000 | ¢ GCHATANC R No, 3 spring, cash, 80 S AND FEI ginubor salts, Be; <ulphur, 2505 bl 'he_ ¢ ctrician ordinance received a | y €t il 10t5. bIk I, Bedford Place, w d —_— . bushels more than last Tuiports for the Dt bl SOL A SaVERETe nerd « 3 i (il ) &1 TP Breen to J D Thomas, und i lot 8 R PR L oere Jro0 | e 3 o c; ajum, do; old, 42} resin setback when Councilman O'Rourke kicked 50, 10ts B and B DLk 2, Civaha, Artists' Materiala., quarters of wheat and els of flour Ll i v N i on its passage until he discovered where the 1nw nw 5-15-15, q e d S annor § yuts—Steady: No. 2'white. 5 810 3 5 Mo Swiss, 1 Wisconsin Swi SPE, at opened at e, sold at 4 £ i ok, 545 o ey’ Sheboygan b, ¢, 1044 William Good and Thomas "O'Connell ap- T \nun uu nm\n rs 3 u 2 ists' o1 Pi 1 ened I Dt ’ 5 i ','\]L",yf.‘ '\i-\ 2 <o STRERS AND HEIFERS, 5 irorin standasd | piied fo positions on the police force. . Their Artists l.\l.ll(fl.llj ]IJIIO\ and OI'QJIIS, { SLgh LIy O fmproved:, ors offer moderately; h g NAEBLRALL UL u 1 31307 $ South Omah; council then imitated b 3 = \\ln ecovered sl tly from the bot- V‘ and . o, . torn prices bofora the close and .'hh;.fl rices | Calitornia No. 1, 7 ad pereontal, - ey ! 'S, 01 the United States s went into execu- _____Coal, Coke, Ere. SR yere” My ic; iy, plorn- sy il demaiud voors - uew wes s s e tive session to consider she chirges preferred G RAI N “OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO, August, $0%e; Septembe Jocen; mixed, 3s 6344 per cental. g [k A e e ruinst Policeman Looney by e o et s it SR | St A LRl G ] I L RO TRl b e S T R A e e ’ Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, curb. puts 01 @lise and calls @0 | cars: shipmenis, 1 cars; No.1hard and No. i Rt i nges, 81 peaches, with’ by the dozen heads that peered through the | TP 0 a 8.E. Cor. 16th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Nen, P, northern falrly active, others dull. Closing: | g > : LA 20 RABOr e . T o E UL VR UERTON AL O BRI rOV1S S - ks U etdabdnd GeUe corn market was | In the hands "had. May. 90t o1 ck, 2D | 7 ) Texi DDING.-oeieneeii 1318 4 T e B oy ] H “"‘("‘[‘“ ‘t“ b 'l"“‘“““"l" I rovisions and btUL]m\ NEBRASKA FUEL CO., the s ay was Mie; . Muy. 06 ‘hes, i-1D eastorn standards, #1,5; 3-1h ple, | 8nd the council refused to consider the testi- < et Nati et Chi ST e o pomarts St St U e | B B o i) B RuGD b plo, 8505 .h.‘.’..lf‘,’,‘,‘ '.‘,“.: Sihes, | many sunicient fo dimiss o ofteer. Basement First National Bank. Shippers of Coal and Coke, npted to ofits _on sma &8¢; on track, 5 " . Pr. Av. Sh. % -1i) gooseberrics, o or named E. . Lane for the posi- e a3 Bonth 18LE Btrest, Gmaha! Nai turns, The market ted quite brisk ¢ KANSAS Crry 3 t—H ) 5 2 : Wherrios, (00se: 21 rasphert tion of city attorney. Mr. Lano was badly | 508 _South 13th Street, Omaha. S JABOUHIBIBIREL OmALSL NODD S colder weathor, sy : hard, ensh and May No. 2 red. cash, We. £1.00: 110 Dlichorries s 2-Ib blackberr treated by the councilmen | K WAN D older | iard, eash and May, v . ) Slueburries, £3-Ih blackberr] cated by the councilmen present. Only > :;.fi‘.'l G ;i Bteady ;i Nov 3 bR awberr eserved, $1.80; O'Rourke out of the six voted for his confir TE| L “,'!‘""’" ISRt <y tthe. MELICTRACL W ERIE a2 a b 2 eserve 21 bl 3 ‘ ISSUED BY CITIES, Stewart MeClave to K A MeCluve, nud Brewers. 3 PSSR Jut the 4 o iation. Hard lines after M. e's valiant NG 5 g b ] N ; ' Tiowd, $2505 2-1h Sean i { The conncil will meet this afternoon | 89 &5 N Be¥ M oisraicrs, waten Wiolesale igars. T e BarLe bottont (g ! R f Nu. 2 mlxed, lc. b 11 ) 3 -1b red, Bultimore, S5 at 2 o'clock to hear testimony on the protests orrespo - COMPANIES, ETC. W2 N 16th Street. “Hello!" 1439, e A e amber L Jea @ Whisky—$L.02. 65 3 inst granting saloon licenses to Thomas “ w “ c p— = josed nt B%¢e und September o i oes--1h e 1 i A ",\ nl\.fl‘\ Thterost “,.'fu.',,. x’m i ot TOCK 2 4 ¢ 15 %cid e 1bjox ( ul'--[nwlmni .}]\ulm%xlll[.umw o ARRIS & UHP‘"Y' Bunkers, Dry Goods and Notions. the session, and Hess was giving supp . JeliGl k) Councilman O'Rourke moved that the mar e e e i oyt nip, S oy BT s CricAGo: May (ttlo—Receipts, 7.000; iy 1 £ R e A B u\.;nh.-‘mdxffllv":"‘ o close upall saloons the 5 70 STata pire sty Bé,'g':g:‘t.uco. LE U LA restiug with the price at e and e to the | | COICADC: 4 L chofee 210 Sugar corn, $1.2 o license applications for which are not in regu- | Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notiong Rt na sold at and 2450 nnd closed | Cicors, 84,00 stockers and foe ; brands, Tae@$Lo0; 2-1b standurd western | lar form by this afternoon. Four sa RA]LWAY IME GARD S e A Rt s S UL 5 and mixed, $Lid T E 0 ands, 0ioce, Mushroons—i-1b Freneh, ex- | Joons are liable to be closed, those of ( pearis 5 LIk 2 s and the crowd seenied to be ready to_load up | & e 3 e 3 (LT el HI“!I':_ e T{;;t-!‘; hrn & Begley, Kelly & Glenn, (:n\,v]u-ln Fa- s CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. | Arrives | EILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., . Hess toward the elose at 20/4¢. 1L was tecelpts, kot_ s @ | 63 5 E P e S AL hule and Callahan of the Third ward. Gatin Depot 1uth and Mason streats. | Onnb 0TS i T : closing 3 U ARl B i , §000 Bl arty Juie A N ow. | The vote was then canvassed which settled | 440'y i Chicago Express ¢y | Importers and "Ubbl_h i Dry Goods, : houpiteatipis, 6000 market Stindard brands, $1.10; 315 the fate of annexation. The vote in the four | 545 k m Gilcako Bxbress. -1 IR DL Gente’ Furnialing Goots. Corner 11U and Haruey LR L A L tives, MOKE6A0: western, BLa0wi s 7 4 beans— 2-1) high gr: Refuy wards of* the city was 725 “yes and 825 Chicago Fxpres e cets, Omaha, s ol ey mero BN |l si00gm50; =gy den’ wix beans, 75e; 2-1b St Te. | o0, n majority of 07 against fiwa Local excopt Su smples———— = HunalntE OLoHORE. | JSICHOID) Londan cabl W0 OIS o) B Ll i Councilman Johnston moved that a commit- BURL i ). BIVER [ Arrives Furnit o Mahiho - ostimates | fit@hie por pound, estimated dead welght. %0 Siveet Potatges i1 New ersey, €161 e U UL D e 5 Express 106 p " DEWEY & S j feature lito = effect on the | Kaxaas Oy, May 13 -Oattle = Recelpts, | 5 ~ A (T i e igate the records of the appointive und Cici Rl aE Wholesale Dealers in Furniture market for products outside of cheeking th 0 Shipments. 1,400: market 10@Xe higher: % $ cootush, 8. P chether any of the | Seseer d 8. OIS S r ) offerings. Prices for most of the leading urt rs, $155@5.10; stockers and feeders, 40 e TS o ;» e H “'1 tiiiing || o D o e T Farnaw Street, Omaha, Nebrasks. s exhibited very little cna ness pork 5 - 2 officers have be g and rets g | Omah ot [0th and Mason streets. | Omahy, [ ———— TN showing a it reduetion: Tho trading was | - Ilogs—Reasipts, 10,000 shipm none; - 5 e % ew, 840; Turkoycc illegal fees. ‘The motion carried. 5o m . Kanwas City Dn T pm CHARLES SHIVERICK, mainly in July and September deliverios.” Re market higher; all grades, £, 5 40 30 It EHOC o | SO, s A Mot 948 p m/iK. O Night Eep. via U 48w Furniture, h o ) hoXes, d wlibut, « mediun 3, iptsof products were moderate and ship- | <1 Lovis, May Li—Cattle —Recelpts, 2.50; | 2 Ay Jslibut g iesmad o After Cockrell's Scalp, Teaves UNION PACIFIC AriTves R te liberal, especially of pork and | sjipments, 400; market hizher; falr to finey domestic Holl z, Hamnihi Da-e Anderson isn't the only man in South | Omaha. | Depot 10th and Marcy streets. | Owaha. tern markets exhibited very lttle feeders, R et <. T A - — native ste .65, 103 ers and o o spis erring, 3. i r ? T v 0, Ceen..Overland Flye) 62 p = D nHAAr R RO D It Market Ment ST, © R ard Qmaia who wants to decapitate Cap o Rk B ym et o alteration. T demiand w Re shipments, Hogs lower. B 12, n ey milkers, | tain Peter Cockrell. Cockrell is South ... Denver E ey P nd ehiefly for offer- | mhstoo % : TatlGHIEher nnd tho top prlce rtone e s | n o L R T ST s 2] % v 5 and loland Exp. (oxcopt Sum) 1345 b m McCORD, BRADY & CO, Ings were ) : rindes, B0 G400 12T, 5 year. o ° 0 OB P T ek, Walt b1s, $1500; Whita Rah Haltuigy, | Omaliv's postmaster, and , ho looks [ g Kansas Gty Bxpress 2 lalny Wholesale Grocers, no partic h 4 2 6. < £7.0 oy 3 White fish, | fondly forward to the occupancy of that $200,- Save T GO, 5 IC, 3 teular change Patrick McGrath, cattle buyer for the Ar- 00; trout, half bi White fish, 3 U 2 | Leaves | —CHICAGO, It L& PACIFIC, | 4 S Ve Rl st Calin Nobraiks D a0 i ] I . mour-Cudahy packing company, bas returned | 4005 salmon, #8.50 erel (herring), | 000 federal building that has got as fv as it | Omaha |U. P. dopot. i0th and Marcy Ste.| Omaha. 13th and Leavenworth A b - 1‘”{‘ ‘ ; 2% after his vacation trip. $L.00@21.10; 1-1b l(miulth 1d e, u.l HI{IM;- everwill get g}s; P MU NIRhE Bxpress L1005 a m W elosed - i HaluEa ton) DIAKe -1b Aluskal saluion, Aleut, 1 g 5 5 JLAtntic EXpress, ... | 630 p m : - s o lnsbecton pigked;up htoar 5 10 on 811y 1oib oysters Yesterduy a delegation went up to | ¢15pm Vestibule Limited 10465 8 ORICAGO. M 1. —([Speclal Telegram to THE bl oo i 2 2 s s, 12 07, $2, ] Omaha to” see Congressman Conncll about | Yeaves |CHICAGO & NOWITIWES Arly BEE]-CATTLE-The demayd was agaln active, MAH. E STOC catile, 1iliken o Auroramarketed o car of | igmceks #1,25; -Ib clams, ks £00: | Captain Cockrell and the postoffice. Thero | Gmana. | U b dapots 10th. and Marcy Sia.| Omaha. Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc. with an uptiirn of a stronz 10e, and perhaps 130 = FrankParkorbronelioin a ons of batiion o eanaln 't“flL v pes, were to be fiftecn represeutative men fn the | 915 am|.......Chicago Express.. 620 p m i) 1ie0ma 0368 On 6V f A R - R s L CAniogoatLIetrom 371D fported bole 3 ;| delegation, and they want the captain’s - | g pml i Vestliyle Einited, 0| 0508 m | Imported ang American Portiand cement State 4 akland, g : . czation, 3 5 c S o I 2 S e waukee Hydraullc i T ful In the steer line. There wore ‘only thirt Eatimatedrésal compared | L. W. Denton sent up acarof cattle from <. American, per | AMidavits were presented charging C i e e e L R s ey White Lime: thiree cars of Texans on the market, all of | wint e caseoelpt e s ompared | witerioo: cuse, 1005, Fre oagn; tyelbsar- | vell with ncapacity and_mismanagement of 3% P Ml Sastorn Hrer. = o - which were sold quick and at strong prices. | week. The \ KeCopenod activo and | M. B. Bowlin & Co sent in a car of hogs trom | dines, must l;flu"'r 81 e BRTIGAO0) L= the office.SIThe ey f D ooy and | Guha. |U. P, depot, 100k and Marcy St5.| Omaha: CEAY LS LREy Butchers' stock was searce and in good de- | Stronger, almost evergthing in the steer and | Bromficld. Lt d w, ou@mse: | G C: 5 nley are both confident they will | e ChicagaMal (s Eoash Busaay) : Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. A RAT LR irORE Thloes : R tos w Iing advancing” 10e. The nurketis now | M Mackey sent in Logs from Farnam and AR o ¢t | eventually carry the day for their man. e fopaalitexachy 1 I highest during the year. Steers reached #5.00. S. 8. Choate came In with a car of cattle | 22;: lemon pe o rd dates, boxes, | want no more of him. “Leaves OMAHA & 8T LOUIS, D Dm’-:Y, Tt WEERE Oitted o extrn hosrin B0 e | Froders ure snnee with hoavy demaod Pty | from Humplire i21bs, Tle; wpricots. “choice ¢ , There is some talk of the packers, stock- | Omaha. |U. P. depot, i0th and Marey Sts.| Ornaha. lum to good st 150 to 1300 1bs, $4.80@ | of buyers on the market looking for feeders D. Detrick was In with cattle and hogs trom | apricots, jelly-cured, 23 Ib boxes, Isc; upricots, | yards and the two national banks doing their | 115 pm St. Louls Cannon Bull......|12.0 p m her, Lime, Cemcnt, Bte., Etc. £00; 120 to 115 1bs, $L3021.70; %0 o 1200 1bs, | and prices rule firm, Bulls are firn and calves | Upland, funcy, 25 1b boxes, 16c; upples, cholce evabor- | postoftice business hereafter directly with the | oot =g e St Arrives Lqm E‘:,Ll : bes ‘,' - BLONCLH. Sweker and feede ;| unchunged. George W. Gllster was in from Elk City with | jifed. 1l's¢; upples, prime new, figg Jayen | Omaha postoftice. During the anuexation | Geaha. |U. B, depot. 10th and Marey Ste.| Oaane Corner 9th and Douglas Streets, Omaba. X 0 per cent ti 3 Snclis, S ; d s ws, bulls ana mised, $1.7503.0; bulk, #2406 — acar of hogs, nerognytare aohe: i X cherstan | Cumpaign the importance of South Omuba's | 115 s w Slous City Passengor—. |08 p o | Ty 8140045, Texas grass Hogs. J. A, Cawperthwaite sent up two cars of cat- | avaporated, 50 1b box : postoftice was made much of by the “antis.” | 13 p m St Paul Express lio0s & 3 Millinery and Notions. 5 2 Estimated receipts of hogs. W00, compared | tle from Friend. dry cured, ldc; peaches, pared, i At t one-half of its business is due to the | Yeaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFI Arrives Business wis brisk with an up turn | wig), 242 yesterday and - 6,519 Tuesday of | 8. C, Bill came down from Lodge Plue with o | ohales. 1e; Balt Take, 0u; witced . industries named and the withdrawal of their | Omaha. | Depot 15th ana Webster Sta. | Omaha. 1 OBERFELDER & CO., P L etmron s Sat. rasy | last weele he miarket opencd 5o lower. but | car of cattic L oved, @it rapherries! patronage would make a big holc in the re- | 5.6 pm . s raul et ssam | mporters and Jobbers in Millinery, closed active and strong with all sold and the ’ TR - new, ile; prunes, 2 i S 4 h Do 40 : X Eniphors ||| ioesd AGtLTO RN strong il AIL ol And tho Valentine came down from Majors | N: ey ceipts of the South Omaha oftice as well s in | 7 eayes "B & MO. VALLEY. [ Arrives 210 nd 212 8ou : ca with $.03 yestorday and | 0. W. Perley was in from Morse Bl with a v 3 B3 S Rew00;] ———— .00 m m o Hills Express 520 p m — Of list week. ear of ¢; “1-‘]-‘ o ; o : 2 2 new, e} Stole a Lot of Hardware, 200 8 m|.. Hastings Exp. (x, Sunday 5 Notions. - 0O'Connor Bros. & Everett marketed a car of 4 3 Some thiatcalared thalbuilaly s fatiTofton: pm Wahoo & Lincoln e NEW Yong, May 13.—[Special Telezram to | ailing Prices. cattle from Lyons Some thief entered the building of Loffen 10 p m ;. Vork & Norfolk (Ex 3 7.T. ROBINSON N « & Clark, in course of construction on N ? Tuk Bep.)-Stocks—There was not that | The following Is a_table of prices paid fn | J. B Barnes had car of hogs on the murket Metal burg & Clark, in course of construction on N | “rearee CR P, M. & O Arrives brdadih and)strensthi tofthie! stack uaskat OkOC O tha rada ot gtac i tron Lorotto, —Suall pig, S5 per 11 bar 3¢ per | Street, Monday night, and stoloa lotof fine | Swase.| _Depot ioi and Wessrer ste. | omanee | WHOleS2le Notions and }urmshmg Goods, rly to-day that was hoped for. The irregu- oL B 2ss Fred Ley had two cars of cattle on the mar- | 1 hardware, The goods missed include a dozen | 500 8 m| . Sloux Clty Accommodation. | 9.5 p m Harney street. Omaha. oS R0, Good ste 0 10 1430 s ket from Stanton Copper—Planished boil 0 5 . 800 flinol 100 p | Soux Ciey Exprens (Ex. Bun.) .| 1% b m Tarity of yesterday continued. The changes 1 steers, 1050 to 150 Bs... RS Gnrbell sent oy cars o cattle | cold: rolled; e per 1b: sh LA pairs of bronze door hinges, five bronza locks, | 645 p m .........St. Paul Limited 435 m from last night extonded from ' per cent be- | Comon, 100 t0 113 bs trom Neoln, Tn, -+ 0 O or bwo ears of eattlo | Bic Thd Ratts, 260 por b three iron plaues and ‘one_automatic drill’ | 83 & m) ! ¥iiféics Fasongor (£ $un’[| 546 a i 10w to % per cent above last evening's figtires, :)“’1“\;”“(“.1”‘[ s . G. P, Morehead of Dunlap, Ta., sent oxer four GALVANIZED SH ‘thm\ 't - The theft wi ix'\‘p;\\(mhn[lp- police but there i B "N ;‘ |;| LY > 3 Activity in the m Was even more r ZhIn (01 oo COWE cars of cattle, S { - plan. fron, Nos. 242, A, 10%c; B, | is no clue to the robbers. Toaves | MISS PACTHIC, - o DA AR stricted than yesterday, and Sugar Refinorios, | 6o oo foce oo, 1 M. Johnson came over from - Atlantic, Ta, | “i0r i e e Gt L B G o Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Missouri Pacifie, Atchison, Union Pacifie, St. | Cholee to fancy cows.... : With Two eirs of eatt AroonldSontiE s usy in Police Ceurt, Tmeal s hTa e B0 o Axlo grease, etc., Omaha. A. IL. Bishop, Manager. Paul and a few others monopolized about all | Falr to good bulls . 5 B T TRON—N0, 2 v .75, Judge King disposed of five law-breakers h S temrtrrr e ons THAINS, 3 % T Attt vt ation, although active | {19Iee 10 faey buils: oo 7 OMANA WHOLESALE MARKETS. TR IR S yesterday divens for draying without MIBROURCRACINIC i ERAING, Paper. usacted. Farly dealings do- | Foadors, 0 10 1100 ox. vt 5 i Pradnc TN PLaTE=L C, X 10514, | 3 )jconse pald 8£.50. Richard Devaney was ; o ~eered a firm tone, however, and, while | Fairto cholee light hozs. ... i ;) Xroanoee, p—Coke—10x14, 225, 85, fined & for vagaancy on complaint of Henry 23, 85 v 3 for hoz products remuins in g Hh CARPENTER PAPER CO., | Fair to choice P g pickerel, per Ib, 7¢; stury , 70, & \ ~ Birss i Fili Siol, el . . to stocks belng the most HipEs, PELTS AND T TEEL WIRE NAILS - Ba . . Willian Fielding, for drunken- | webster st 5 16/4.15 o in the upward movement until 5 . " 1 es, 525 o a0 Wire—Jup. barb. &0 - Fh13 h dismissed, mes Ryan, for | Osk Chatham. 5 8 5.23 |6 B Tate hour, when Chnada Southam. b Average Cost or Hogs. los, PRoNeL Jry salted lides, s \sponded dur. | Drad i b e the leader of the market, and with large | The followinz table zives the average cost leds. Ebeep’ POIts. graan D EiEoadbohavion, i | Lake Street [ 6 30113156528 020 trunsactions rose from 30%'to #ii. The suc- | of hozs on the es mentioned, ieluding the ) polts, d ? Quinine, per oz P & W, 40¢; Germa 14 8 L Fainut ;|6 a8 le34 ceeding hour put a few stocks at still better | cost today, as based upon sales roported: ase: v b, e sect powder, A Dolezal’ ot Sider s, |6.107.10 33506, figures, but it also brought @ slight down tarn Brloos | ooniie st g2y per )b Ao Uik “!““h[_h 5 Cause of AnnaDolezal's Death. st side e 5.35/6.40 10 some of o most etive ' Stotis, Uit ? ey R o Y 5 - TN SuLeleng «i | Coroner Harrizan held an inquest Mon- | Masooi.." : 2faty Gas went up to 61 and off to 6)s, Sugar g E . ) picked L mediu ’ A picked B @ : imercial, 18 (ternoon at He. cafey's er- | Beymour Park s Yiont b tp Qand o o 0. “Buga : Ll preked medium, 8L hand picked ! R pnerolul, 18 day afternoon at Heafey & Heafey's under- | Bermour Far a recoyery at noon to 834, - Canada Southern iiheey 80075 ! B o7y ¢ BUTTER—Por b, Gise, X c, dDapkde: eitric, 43047 taking rooms over the remains of Auna Dol Skt 10st 4 t0 50%3. Atehison 1od all Western stocks G ) i 8w v unwashed. 1 1e; medlum un- ; Sulphuric. per ib, e, Ois— | zal, the little girl whose frightful death oc- | — in strength and went 1o 46% before 3 2B a 3 i s astor, 81.25; neats ) 3 £ fetlOt o Delaware and Hudson rose to t u - Hied; i oo |12 MG curred Sunday afternoon. The verdict was | Fortal... point of 170, The theory Is th Comparative Tables. 1 3 each, BOGESIC; 3 balsam _tolu, Saioe; in accordance with the facts alveady pub- | o tereat in actlve stocks keeps | and I8 kel llowing table shows the rangze fn | C0ON, ea 306 musk- | 97 radies, § sshu bud lished. Joseph Krajick, who drove the | Lawn o 10 b it of stre at any time NONInE S 40 ANQWE S IO KD " | rat, fa « muskrat, W v, 100 chloroform prROt. 4700 horse, was blamed for undertaking to drive | West Side.. . |62 7.2 Bhould the very bad stateof affuirs in the west L ) skunk, 25240¢; badger, $06@41,00 ki arabie, 5 Tycerine, i; lycopodium, when he was utterly ignorant of the | Dundee Place. d.21/7.21 bring matters o a climax, it will suddenly 11t T R el S e e 1o | e s 4 i i e R LA 1€ | Walnut HIIL.. 624 aload from the market. Buying Atehison ¥ This Week | Last Week. BER 1 # i . X4 " D, 2@ Y b i unent of the animal, it Lake Street 0s for fusiders. : ur Y L5 “HoNey—13 1e per 1b; strained, de. ol Market, Thos dunaial - seonind | yestendoy. Ouk Cuathaa: o n Clicago wis o g a 3 RYF 0 T @ ORANGES Dox, Mediterranenn sweets, Bostoy, Mass., May 13.—[Spe Mr, Dolezal’s residenco and was largely g .10 sks, and these la cak and lowe ; T8 @ Q10" | aie0 Oalorn s tanty oyrran 510N, Mass., ) —[Spe tended. Scrvices were held in St Wetater Str :1018.05 attempted squeezo ir 3 did not work Augeles, Kin0; fi Duirte | gram to Tuk Bee.]—There isa firm tone to | church, and the interment was in S UNION PAC 'RBAN TRAINS Water Supplies. Tl ocay and the niarkebitagk - frosh iup-= | Kharsdsy . 5 in five box lots, 15 s the wool market here and the sales run along | Mary's cemetery. Mo sL0p at Tith, TTth. Btk and 4t VI Do disappearvd wnd all elosed b With ftock | Saturday 4 & EINRARRLEA=E e e shipping | 0 Bood average proportions, ! no g Fun Baagar ot 8 U. 6. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, 1 up ity and St Baul 3 per cont, whi = stock, $4.0004.50; Zood, &1004.00, great activity in any grade, but stocks are For Memorial Day. Broad-| Trans- Shool'y Steam and Water Supplies Atchison kent on rezulie to 1T (8" ose Highest and Lowest Sa Cinkrt bUl, refined, 8,30 Lnlt bbl, 850 vell sold Yhio flecces are selling at 8l | Monday night Robert E. Livingstone post | _way | fer *|Owahs South | Albri' " Bugar went. fylng 10 5 and closed 113 points kL jos of M hpER S0d, Srange’ cidey, | Jwellsold up. Ohio ficeces are selling atglo | Nondoy night Robert B Livingstone post | o Jbr | 060, 04808, Owmaha.| Depot; | Halliday wind mills. 915 and 920 Jones st., Omaba up for tho diy. Chicazo’ Gas was SUONE, | fiepest -0 Hien o aaserday,co S| HA S e Foider. half bbls b0, © | for X, 821/@38c for XX and 83i@3e for | Of the Al Aymy: of the Republiomot fn £ 0@ G- F. Ross, Acting Mana Khes Captain Hart's ofice and appointed the fol 4 Eli = hing @2, The market was broad and st Highest A Pt MINCE MEAT I XXX and ubove. Michigan X flecces are firm lowing committees to arrange for a \Icmulml the last hour, The total sales were 25, - t LEMONS— 1% y u Y 5 shires " o ONR=RER at 201 @We. Combing and delaine fleeces The following were thd closing quotations _ Btouk Receipts. RANANAB-Por bunoh. $1.2522.00, are in short supply and 4ro quoted at da40c | Day celebration e e T3 Narthern Pacitic.... 85 Ofoial Sacurday, | odifinated Taduy. | Borzes-=Ore Jfancy rolls, prings, 1@ | for No. 1 combiug, $ibo.for New York and angements—J. W. C Dr 3. M ] : : PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, 1340 preferred. | : E LA 2ei Creamery, oy, sofid ked, 2adle; ichigan delaine and 34@36¢ for Ohio de- W and Captain J. E. Hart z i 5 g 0. KW g & 5 3 Cremery, ¥, faniey rolls | laine. Unwashed combing wools are quiet, Pinance—S, W. Denuis, E. K. Wells and 311 801 i Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, o piatorred . T i ey faneyy solld packed, | but steady. Territory wools ar ¢ | N. E. Acker. | PLD &K Disposition of St fanoy. [0@ife} cholce, HBIIC: country re request, with sales of fine at 575 Music—N. E. cer and C. R. Burge leako & Al r Showing the number of eattle bought by | good. Ginlc; e roll, fal 9 fine medinm at M@se and medium ot ; Flowers—Mrs. M. M. Cress, J. D, Thomas 1R Butiing ! % | the leading buyers on today s market. Y| stock, 2 Texas, California and Oregon wools | aud T. N. Gordon Ring It Citrry EGGs—1le per doz for strictly fresh; stale | have been quict. Pulled wools have been in W P T L tn Cpi. | #00d demand, with sales of super at a4de City Notes and Personals, QT A i ad & O < b Dy’ Duifalo, per ton. S0 a; dry | 04 extra at 3bd4de. Anstralian wool is | Charlos Bradbury and Edith Thorn of Al . Armour-Cadahy P Co. 1111 LTI 1 Meached S0 T500; dry couptry, | A Foreln carpet wools are steady und | bright have secured license to wed Michigan Centra o5 | tothschild 3 T HT d micaty, 85.00010,00 * | in fair demand. H. W. Sipo of A A » asourt Puclie Henton & Underwood Abrrin ) ey Sipo of Cambridge is visiting his e Missoort ucit ton & Underwood (3 LGETABLES Ol - Sweot ? - brother, J. W. Sipe. AR T \-'u.fi;m'flall.‘,:l- Transfer Sash Doors, Bte. - - s = Becker & Degen A oo 3L Muscatine, per bbl, $4.00; Call at 160 MONEY Eusy ut 528 por ¢ M — 60 p w Night Kxpress T e m M. A. DISBROW & CO., Carry n nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing Taper. Special attent! o0 1o card paper ——————— Safes, Ftc. P - ) A L. DEANE & CO. General Agents for Halls' Sales, 21 and 523 South 10th St., Omaha. BSEEXIEALE H. HARDY & CO., Jobbers of Togs, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods. House Furnishing Goods, Children Farnam street, Omaha, Tty ssEgzEssd lrun Works. = eavay > Be £k ealav, =5z Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and blacksmith work. Oftico and works, U. P. Ry. and I7th streot, Omaba. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Safes, Vaults, jail work, tron shutters and fire escapes G. Andreen prop'r. Cor. 14th aud Jackson Sta. > Lobmann & Traucrman., .. WO | 84.50; onfons, falr, £2.50 PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER— 4T per cant Crone & V ant 84 i, o } Sixteenthand Farnam, for railway tick- . i ) r \ ARG X o Y | e o aras el 8 ~ | Sixteenthand Farnam, for railway tic “That tire 16e1ng” is entirely overcomo | 93 & m|ei.: tantie Express 558 p m - asTRne, ExouaNaR—Qulat; stoady; sisty- 3 188 | Fadish roots. per bbl, BLAl; e colery | ets for the “'Great Rock Island Rout by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives a feeling | S p m bale Timited 1008 m Aalge f N Hoas. roots, per bbL, #6.00; per doz, 60¢; horseradish, ——t ofbu oyancy and strength to the whole system, | Jesves |CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. | Girives Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings y mour-Cuda Pacl > ) doz pints, #1 The Union Depot, Counel NEw YORK, May Li.(Special Telogram to | Suifi i . 1008 | JepLys—dis@ic per b, The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul | A Remarkable Surgical Operation® A . — T Ean e T omiaC esia) Teiageain o, | Bulraf oo St D Ve Chotee. medium, i | roilway is the ouly line running solid | * o NNA'NT"C, Hurmis of Fatrmount | ) qomi tl o) h otations - Ight, Babde; heavy. 4itde. ? . o8 ad, electrie lighte e apkain . C. 336rre of Falrmo > ? i came to this city yesterday for the pur- | 7r-n-1u Unl ounoll Hlufms. “UNION STOCK YARDS €O, nufacturers of - 4 N; Ben Davis, 8.75; Romanlte, $1.5. heated trains between ¢ hicago, Council 1% the average price pald for loads of LiINSEED OIL —31@5 50, Bluffs and Omaha. Isl 115 daysindicated in 1837, 1883, 185 and COCOANUTS—Per hundred, $4.00, A =1 - pose of submitting to a grave surgical | #% am . Chica cept Bunday). I m wesiih., 148 pocoAuiER=Ferhundred o8 < L The berth reading launp featuro In tho | Poo0 6% FUVECHRE 10 b, £HNG Surgioal | 485 e s 0f buulh Omaha, Limited, b ) N W0 | My May 57, | Kherkins, §7.50; C. & B. chow chow, qts, & Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines A “”-.,,,,‘,.,1 him that the chances =K 0BT IOR & OB GALVESTON TEXAS 0 —" | pints, §.5 is patented and cannot be used by any 5 | ter Lreck i Per_doz. cholce hens, §1.35@4.50; | improvement of the uge. Try it and be | S4¥8 the Kansu . AR o 1y [Kanaas City Night Kpr inem | REAL ESTATE AGENTS 3 o1y o — 2 Sunday been a sufferer from some peculiar dis- p e : s wixed, $.00% sters, €002 75 | convineed, ; a OMAWA & §1.TO0I8, —— [‘Arriy i e PRODUCE MARKETS, awe | ° K spring chickens, KL004.00, according to size; Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific | order for years, which bafiled the skill Union Depots Counen Blags. |7rsssier At GALVESTON, TEXAS, A Sl RS e - live turkeys, per b, &l dopot, Omaha, at 6 p. m. daily. arriving | Of 81 the" physicians ho consulted and | C&'5 51" & Losis Canon Ball- -1ty m | e R i 1y cush, $h6; June &by DUESSKD BEEF STERRS Grocerie ot Chicago at 9:30 &, m, Passengers | Which was fiually pronounced a tumor. | NoGer [CHICAGO, BURLR & QUINCY Ariives | fou e ereat Northapent, ittrn and Is to be Iy; cash, 8hye; June, 3 1000 4 10 7 SUGARS—Cut loaf, The; cut loat cubes, Tise; | taking this train are not compelled to | & removal of this was necessary, and for| Union Depot, Couneil Jiugs.. |tvanster | Soaps furk ke 3 loltoms oo i o 4G 2ixe; June, 2%¢; July. k Krr:l.‘l\n:-»:; l hm\n\\\ulf;,‘va"hx:'.‘.‘ get out of the cars at Council Blufts and | M7 .H:\r! ig decided to submit to the :m_:; :::n . our oftice t . L ATBRC: White extra ks extra o, Neb. | Wait for the train 10 be cleaned. Get | OPeration. £ Cnicagt Tast Mali ulLBhRTlBROTans 8 + amber, 8 tickets and sleeping car berths at Union | The secretart f beauty liea ot in tics, oo loal oy ( S imothy—Easy at $139Q1.3 § 5 Ditworth, %c; Aluron Dulk, e, ' F. A NAsu, Gen. Agt | formance of tho vital futetions,to be obtaiticd [Biouz iy Ascom : A St Beid fat B $1.02 1146 A |~ CorrkE—Grecn—Faucy old golden Rlo, 27¢; J. E, PRESTON Pass Agt, IU usiug Burd 3lood Bitters, _’Lu______" FaulRupress.... ... 9 16k Bleeky Cmabin