s e A A S e e e e T E———— 2] THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TU N the part of prices to advance. Roll and cherry, | on a lurge scile, and boar prossure was whor- | @3 per cent Exchange on New York, | had the ! Fihore was & | her and Heiiey A. Russell, They elopad from | blows. Later they met | sher @.( d bugle, $10.0081 0,0 ot soft wre discovered. Tho opening | 10e discount brisk de welghts, and s ve a 03 hoy mot in a butoher shop, COMMERCI:\L AND Fl“.‘\“}lt\l ,'0' L ",,;..':'J, #10.00@1 SYCF Jof} spoty ware discovered., - opehing PMT83g0. T (] 2 sase $10. by &t " roffered " e e | Denver in 188 and went to Canada, where | and the quarrel wis renowed, It went from ot Wasm weathor | the Industrials, espec wiiy istillors, tho shi P | 863" New York cxelingo a5 premium, ter- | erage qu ')Iny was unqualifiedly the poorest | :,:',': “\“;4'rx married '.\n..‘. ::.,-n l](;.«--ll l;u- )m;! to omse ||||Vﬂl|(m'| |l|mn\ drew his rod y i in 1o In the Inst named nhattan, Consoli= ¢ axchanye, ¢ Ixty-dny bills 84861 | *een in the pens this season, and «till the . J common teump, his wife assorts, | volver and shot and mortally woun — (L LR, T R I R AL \.,,L.‘\“.“.,‘ coa Make TRInn g SHRY Alriycdny bille 84,801 | gronter pagt of"thy, Cradie’ Wit 6 and | and”she docsnt v 10 B0 HROdioapied B | Hoes wesumcsien ally wounded Wade, 4 b 3 | yPiee Iny. Asrepocts ttled the ontive market with the aid of the | wint . AFOUR 7.00 e ranze of values | him any longor @rain Was Weak and Provisions Quite Strong | 575, M Closing price York anoting the | gold shiptments aforesald . was from 10¢ o higher than Balthas Jetter has sued Annio and Pat o Y i market demoralized and. sell at 80¢, 1 de The sules of Distillers wore helioved to be LIVE SPOCK MARKETS. (3 Saturday und tho advance which was estabe | piok Rowiey oo ction in wh OMAHA DISTILLERY, estorday, cline of 106 fronr the Inst week, the | for inside nceount, and it was raported that - lished at the very outset was firmly heid ' to | ek Rowley in an tion fu whi '.',“',":" . market hero took an Some doalers | the Keene-\White Interost was ofttirely out of - v ey g s | the cle © NOW_guote poor to prime Hght ands 86,000 damages © avers that he | W N ooy Bt Ot the piiae | the aock but considoenble distrust was | WWeek O With TAght Recelpte—Oattle | oi” from 47,20 to #1.70, and Booe Lo extra | bought a South Omaha lot of the defendants [ New Industey to Bo Eatablished st Eneh o y 1y th tion distil Steady - Hogh &trong and Higher lum und heavy welghts ot f and_ that they | t \ Omaha-Will Muke ¢ Jown to e n ot that price the oggs | caused by the starting of opposition distil- 5 0 « and L medinm and heavy welghts at from $7.50 to | anc 0 ey have failed an sed to ks i ke Cane WHEAT, " STARTED . A SHADE HIGHER | Q00 0 iove bt vary (reoly. Biars soarnd | Tactos tnr orner saiek o (pRroRtionslltng. | Ouatik, Jun, 28 cadle weok siares ats wish || pied) deed the property neeond ‘coritract The Columbian Distilling company of Eass to feel that as the market ind dropped 10¢ in | when a reported disagreement nmong the pool | moderate receipts of all kinds of stock and o Sheep sold quickly ata slight advance on Ot \ Pyt v - o short a time 1t might g 1 lower in the west w d 1o be patehed up the re strong, healthy trade sll around the weak closing ||v||‘ of last woek, There Coughs and Hox : . maha s filed its articles of incorporation GAME Small rabbits, 760: jacks, $1.60. covery was only partinl, and even this was en- There were ¢lose eived, an o rdemand for linbs. “Good to | ) [‘ L irritation This Spurt Was tho Result of Some HAY—Therc wero over sixty cars on track | tirely lost, the stock Ingat 504 with a net | unusually Hight raff fora Monduy, being nearly des sold at from 10¢ to 15¢ advance, | WYhich induces et b AR el 7 B R ix o &0 00 Buying by Prominent Chicago Oper- and the market was slow and weak. Good loss 0f 6%, Manhattan wis sold down in the | 1,500 head short,6f Yast Monday's receipts. | a common to falr grades much more | Heved by use of Brown's Rronchial of the company is fixed at &0 000 and the . sold nt $6.006.25, with an oceasional sale o early dealings and was evidently without sup- | Receipts included i fafy sprinkling of prett Best lambs went at from #6.00 to | Troches.” Sold only in boxes business to be conducted is the manufacture ators and the Destruction of $'8 port. It declined fror \,ul ) 165%, closing 1 | good b cves, but nLhinig strictly prime I’x . bug bulk of siles ranged ut from | - of alcohol, cologne, spir nd high wines. oh Whe: $t. Loui kS ~No. 1 salted, 4ic; No. 2, 8%c; flint per cent higher than the lowest, with & net | ern markots were ropogted stro nd ther £5.00'to $5.75. » . [ 0l 10, spivits a Vigh ¢ idgh st D kb ol o it y . [oas of 3 nt. The movements in Con- [ was a fair Inquirg from speculative shippers. Recelpts, eattle, 17,000: hogs, 21,000; sheep, | TALES OF suur I'he Columbinn N lunufacturing com« Hosey d white clover, 1020 solidated gas were of the same nature, and weal slaughterers were all out after the cat= | 7,000, —_— pany this morni witicles of incorporas LEMONS 104,50, although It rallied 2 per cont from its lowest but there was so.guotable advance on any The Evening Jour CDOTLS Loss of the Schooner Minneoln -A Woman's | tion'in the ¢ county clerk, With OntCeAGo, 111, Jan. 28.—~The grain markets | MALAGA GRAPES-Unchanged ot $0.00 per | price, lts net loss was 3i4 per cont The fail: | grid sl R yere, well sustatned, | | CATrLp - Recdipts, 16,500 hwind; - shipments Trying Watch, a capital of & ALY PrOposes to ere weak today and the provisions market | keg ure 1o brinz the bituminous coal compantesof | fair to good 1,95 H50-1h. steers selling at [ 4,000 head wrket ' steady. Chotee 1o taw Yorx. Jan b o | omzage iu the i ¢ wveltios, nng B Eor it with Havarairs ety | ™Stmmetisve hickoty tits, 01,051 biack whle | ONl topenior pas Iguies fonwy Sresiot. | SK1F Vo tood 1,450 ! to zood 900 to 1,200~ | prime steers. $6.25@5.60; fair to good, $4.50 NEW York, Ju MR B [t Bk The. MnAaI ot strong. Compnred i Saturday's closing | ST on the late rise In Hocking Valiey conl, and | Ib, stoers sold at from £3.65 t0 34,25, and i{ was | 4.955 0thers, $3.4054.25¢ stookere § 3.15 | schooner Minneola, of Windsor, N. S, oo ninufacture o prices, wheat this evening Is off %c per bu, ONToSs—Home grown, #1.00 per bnshel; | today it declined fr to 18, hut another | something very 10 i 1 v Souornoon nd NNLEaeted | SR Ritago s swss coniminaed: by Capedn | doke B ar o Ry, abIy atrong. on only | COROILION. AL WL 1ot BEINK hotich Of & § purtinics of buying more gold by ians of it the county treasurer to avm himself with Worthiiiid: owviea by 0uties Mercanii ot Sl MR Lo ATiGUL B OF i The recolpis | A0y market as heat e st R AT llr"y;:‘j““‘g“"‘: AU AL warrant by which he might go out gunning | San Francisco, Carnegle Retarns to Amerien. of logs we 1y 22,000 head, compared with | 1ows when i A LR LR BL UC L terest) the bank will be willinz to pay for the o 5 4 for the Pullman Palace Car comy in an | o~ - New Youk, Ja Andrew Carnegic ']’:I “'"“‘ I ”l ‘”'[““‘I ,Ir"" ;”' "'”’”“ b “"I'” t « relal Editor 1 m plensed ld exchunge is not favorab! e natters of 21,000 are looke or he high price '0 the mnmerch: Alton am pleasec onjecture. he ank o ran ik I 4 \ 1 nt Very tompting (0 thoss who Prefor (o act o “n‘hnl commurclul page of T Bew of lnte, | i ' ,_,".W ’,E ! ,‘_,m,_,,_m"",‘,}“ H‘.’,, ont sonal taxes which ave due for the years 1550, “\-:“"‘j‘ Ll "l[‘*"" “lH & | derstood that he intends to go at once to theshort sidcand thus help tosupply the bulls | and especially apprecinte lasy Sundiy's issue, | GO FRahiped, Isnot banpered in the ssuo o oy 1800 and 1801 Having settled this matter, | oo breaths you don's want a headacho. | Pitishurg to adjust the trouble. growing ous with victims. The offerings were cxceedingly But T have heen ondesing fox U VOt | egual amount” of gold, but, on the contrary, | ¢ 1 049 e an WHBII00IC ATbAE tie TR (' he | fhen use Do Witt's Little Early Risers, the [ of the Homestead strike Jight and it took very little buying togive the | that pr duce dealor wanted, ghat i BEE | Gften buys its wold with it notes, The gold A R the men who look after the welfare of the | famous little pills . market i boost _\“l(lu‘-‘.m“mu.ll‘.[l ;',",'\'"’,“‘ gpoke of—the fel ¥ ol o thought the | Guestion Tn France i3 not the question of sup- 538 mlumn m).l |‘m “I){xnlxnrv-x'l(h_;l do the same | b= T A e itad Jith being the chiet buycrs, | busingss sliould bo done “ns sho fs dld™in | soviing tho curreicy 8o much ds tho necessity 1008 5 | thing with the Belt Line Railway company MARY COLVIN'S PRANKS, gin Butter Market, L rve. g strong box 840 pounds at $e, 1200 pounds at 32ige. the buyers of lard In the ordinary transactions fruits and p e fallowing 476 tho alosing Gubtidons b ¢ i i She Has a Penchant for Ot I E 4 timated reeeipts for . duce are sold @t the commission merehant’s L i o oS S UL DR F g The tax was levied against the railway 3 21,000 head n usually oc upy one o wo streets together | S 2 i Missourl Pacilic objected to making the pay PLORT SCOTT anyulan Lary Colvin, SWitoh avelanvaretll “‘_4 th ’ The leading futures ranged as follows: 'hnnml.m. |“‘» transactions wr i 0 3 [Norihora Fucic £ ment, claiming that the Belt Line was a | an 18-year-old girl, made notorious as a ARl NG Lty [sb Goca ho wanwy - O ‘ue stroet Wht | A1 Pty ub en. & Guit:: part and parcel of the Missouri Pacific sys- | female horse thief six months simce, whose - work of the Jothecan s Littlo Farly Risers cure constipation, biliousiess and sick head- | | attempt to collect #5,550 of delinquent per You don't want a torpia nver; you don rived from Europe this mor r. It is un TARTICLES. (OPEN. | MIGIL | LOW. |CLONK. | SAT'Y Jreforred Northwestern. .. tem and that the tax was paid into the state | youth and beauty aroused sympathy and | Frescoing and interior decorating de- ‘Whent No | In the produce and commiission husincss [ ,49 preferred. . orthwastern.... m and vhat the tax was to the stite | and i e Janunry 78 7 | | there appears o be i steady tendency toward | fuieiatar XD 18, | (4o proferre : \reasuty under un usscssment made by the | Gjomoncy, was released from jail Saturday | Signs and estimates furnished. Henry afternoon and last ht perpetrated another )8 Douglas street. i 1 3 A At . ;i state board. The county attorney held Ma T84 | T8I @34 | specialties, handling only a few artfcles, and | Canadgs basi NY e 4 tat 3 July L 73| i in some instances only vegetable consti- | Canada Southern | Ontarln & Weate ) 0 anothok view of the case, dociding t the | Garling theft by stealing two horses and a Corn No.2 i “ tutes the trade of o firm, says the Post 2 Imp : g b Belt Line road was wholly in Douglus county SRRt ek lvany i abIe U HEne: ary | e pateh. The leading handler ind speculator of S Oregon Nav. ... and could not be assessed by the state | corriage from ‘the ible at Hepler, ¥ebruary ) M | the country in potatocs makes the spud his § Ore. 8. 1. & U.N board, but that the. nssessors ot Doneive | this county. She escaped, but ofticers May {e AT 4TS speclalty and entire business. He Is located Paclfic Mail . b b le iy in pursuit Onts No. 3 i 6. 6108 6L ADRLY I tHO RO 0 Gy Peorin, Dec. & 2 0 O county had a legal right to list it as the tax e A ! 4 on- | Conmolianted Gas Pittsbirg ... able property of the wards through which 314 i west and from all accounts has made, und con- | Gopsolidated ¢ butt Bald BIoL 3 b1t | I tinues to make, a good deal of money possibly | & CC &St L. ... fuliman Paiace i the track was laid ymore thin he could were he hindling the | Ho8gn Ol Cert.. TRh A At ey In making the protest the ofticials of the [ 18 19 00 1895 |18 lines of goods. However, cases moro | PO Hgon: - Ao preraran 0 roud had urged that the county assessment ‘ 1] wa | 19 32| 1 pronounced s spnciultios m B i o] o Grando W i placed a double valuation upon the prop which go to show that more ). & ¢ F. Lo, s0ta| do preferred 2 4 g 5 e & SombiiREIoTALS £00 arothst| January..[ 1095 | 1105 (1005 (1105 |10 ticles prove very profitable when exclusively | Fast Tenn 434 | Itock Tslana 90 0 6 rty, but the commissioners took the oth 4 100 4 i hori of the dile declaring that the | AlrskR 5008 Stareing, 130 5 state assessment was illegal and that the | i i Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is o misfortune. These little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, pepsia, bad breath, constipation aud bilious- ness, - gy | 1090 | L1210 Tk 11 UTk| 108 dealt in. Therd 15 in New York City an old | Erle. 9 S g (8L L & S F. D8t pfd ho tibs- | 2 - firm that fc ars made the handling of cau- do preferred.... bily St. Panl .er ) 3 o <00, ‘al 1 3, o] S, nrye| S0 100 | Bamel 1005 | 980 | liflower theirentire business, and kbpt busy | FOrtWayne........ 104 | dopreferred 70 county assessment was the only one that [ SAN FRAxcisco, Cal, Jan. 23 —John 8, el 8wl 1010 | o0l 10 ong avit for nine months . the v Tkt vy | G Northem pri Ll o, |sC i ¢ Ui 130 Wolild standithe teat of tho law | Green, mine owner and prospector at Gulo shquotutions were s follows: the proprictors i thrce montiis” vacation, and | 86 1ptd. . 3iiq |Southarn bacifc.. Upon_ protecting the bank of the Platte | vine bay. Alus as returned from there. LOUR—Dull, eus Juotations unchan i | the employes had to secure employment else- 8, £ 3% ¢ | 1300 river 3 o s | Ha v g 3 ber of R RE e tath 10 DOe.00; - s inchal Whore Gurg that Qaeeurt etnployment elses | Jifihota Contral..... 1035 | Sukar KIINCEy:os.: ---1300 river in the vicinity of the “cut off. the | He says the huit Indians, 10 the number of $340@3.50; spring pitents, 8376004 tfew yo gap or Idle seuson was grad- [ gt o4& Duluth.. 46 Toun. Coul & Tron 1250 commissioncrs decided to do the work if the | 500, along the 1ish river are in a starving spring straits, $2.75@8.00; bakers, $L. Iy reduced, new fields of supply constantly | ke firio & West. 2| 1ol O, Cont. i 1d 1110 proporty owuers would enter into abond of | oondition, Gameds searce and all they have 2.20, e ¥ )0 that they would furnish, free of | ‘ a X ; : opening esont the flem finds goods 8 *| Uiion Pacific 1150 | to1ivalon sl b they dry in summer, WiEAT-No g No. 8 spring, | to handie and are enabled to Al their ordors | Lasox S |UTs, gapre 1315 charge, all of the necessary brush’and wil- [ 2 NG 0N 18 Hish, Which thoy duy in summer. lows. The bond was presented and referred 2 ng i O 3 b R RO ML e b 3 Al st S 1 ++0,1800 by the Malumute Indians, a_powerful tribe, Y 3, cash, 39%c; atsuccess of thel . To a close T | do vreferrod ‘1308 M. Paddock took oceasion to oppose this | b the Malamute Indians, a powerful tribe, improvement, declaring in a most_vigorous el S BEREES o [ETOIOPSOPSION oo PP o " Skt r, theref uitios a7 proving far | Loula & Now AIbY. 20| Wells Fargo KXp 1640 ! o . A’ No. 2, § 2 white, t. o. THOre re erative than the old pla K - anh on..... 15l Wes lon pnee ake ) ¢ dians the Ddbe, Ne 3wt < ling and soliciting ¢ vorything, >0 CCMA04 | Nomphin & Croviit 50 |Wheeling & Lo i manner that the county had sunk $15,000 or | gee and take from the Inuit Indians the Novdr fro b Hocin 8. Williams & Son hive sold out thelr Imple- Ohito...1. 1600 banks of that river and that there was | ji8! opctnt assistance to shipwrecked sails Frax SEED-No. 1 §1.16 ment businoss at Fxeror \ Chatt.ooh : 12212000 uothing 0 show for the moncy, as nothing | Deen of great as i 2ED-Prinie, $1.09, G. P. Brow succeeded to the implement Crase. 1T Re - s stAGS. had becn accomplished. What he wanted to . : 2t Gures oty Coughu Bore Theoat, Orong, Tafu. PoRK-—Mess, per bbl., #18.0018.121; lard, | business of H. C. Helmkamp at Burwell. ol Y ....1400 ....1210 gee was the plans and estimates of some | perfect nct.n ant percess health resul Fhooping X ) 41 , f L 130% | do pre f LLLo ; A certain curo for Consumption i er 100 1hs,, #11.05; short ribs sides (loose), A dispateh to R. G. Dun & ( es the . #9'4 Hous. & Tex. Cen +...1010 competent engineer in order that the board | from the useof DaWitt's Little Early Risers and a sure relief in advanced stage 10.05@10.10; dry’ salted shoulders (boxed), ilure of Palmer Bros., genes chants at 112 B OXEN, might know just what was needed - | Aperfect little pill. You will see tho excellent effect aft E)874@10.00; short clear sidos (boxed), $10.30 | Wausa. John W. Mulverhill asked to withdraw hit et S Bold by dealers 40, sy i s John Rapp, fn the hardware and fmplement B totalEnlen/of BLAGKE (odRY Ware 406000 LN : name from the bond of Coastable Daly, who Killed in n Quarrel. . ap, S Y~ Pistillers’ inishod goods, per gal. | business it Ashton, s been succoeded by SR tlalie st plosky ety R 5 AND X BEORNA yas arrested on the charge of embezling, | gyxers Ciry, Mo., Jan, 23.—J. O. Wade, a | = Suaans—Unchunged. Jamrog & Rapp. Burlington & Quincy, 4,400; Chic ¥ ciiin s but the board, thinking that the request i 5 teamster, blocked an alley this morning = = The following were the recclpts and ship- St Lonls Y 500; 120 & ) _ g came rather late in the day, gently con- | ted T 3 2 2 ; SRAGTA fot oy Sy Lo/ receipts and ahip AL et kot o tillin Srie, Louisville & N e ) R0 jgned Mr. Mulverhill's prayet to the sacred. | with his team through which Winchester | SOQUTH OMAHA. . [ Hecornts. | ShTpments WiEAT—Closcd 'g@ige undor Saturday: cash, | cie 5 oy Mo asourt b 080 ness of the il Rees, a wagon driver, was driving his team. | e — 68%c; May, 74%¢; July, Tdhe. Cordags, 8100 o '7.800¢ 1 g Abe Bruner, an_assistant janitor at the | Wade refused to move and the men came to 800 glonNCClosed Ao below Saturday; cash, bl s ) A\ 2 w760 8000 ed. A court house, was beheaded: and the brooms | __ < : Union Stock Yards Company, A

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