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Hanged Naked to a Tree.

MACON, Ga. March 30.-On Saturday morn
ing last, while Jesse Does, young farmer
living seven miles from Menna, Dooey county,
was plowing in his field, George Rouse negro
ex-convict, entered his dwelling and committed
an outrage upon his wife, and then cut her
throat. She was found soon afterwards
by her husband, who assembled the neighbors
and began a search for Rouse. He was captured
- Sunday morning. In the evening mob took
him, ana, after hearing his confession. mutilat-
ed his person and hanged him naked to a tree on
public road, where he yet hangs Negroes
took part in the lynching, and could with diff
Guilty be restraining burning Rouse at stake
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The Very Latest.

New YORK, March 81 4 A. M.-An AS
sociated Press reporter has just seen DR..
Shrady, who is in charge of General Grant
tonight, and learned the following facts: At
midnight DR.. Shrady made applications to Gen
eral Grants throat, and an anodyne
was administered by DR.. Douglas, who
then left for his home, and Dr. Shrady remained
Gen. Grant slept quietly in his bed
from midnight until 1:30, when he arose
and sat in his easy chair, and
then slept peacefully for time. His breathing
was easy and he did not complain of any dsa-
greeablefeeling in his throat. Atthis hour "A A.
all is quiet about Gen Grants house, the solitary
CLEAN of light being seen in the library. No one
has entered or departed since DR.. Douglas left
the house.
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A Resolution of Coincidence.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 30-The Assembly, by
rising vote, to-day adopted the following:
Whereas The patriot soldier General U. s. Grant,
whose services to his country have made his name
honored and loved at home, and whose military
genius and skill have the paudits of world, has
become the victim of fan insdious and painful diseases
now, therefore,
Resolved, If the Senate concur that the Legislature
zen, in his trial and suffering, expression of their
sincere sympathy, coupled with the hope that he may
domestic life which has made his family hearthstone
model for imitation in the homes of America.
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Sinking of the X. II. Springer.

WATERFORD, La. March 30-The steamboat
r. r. Springer, from Cincinnati for New Or
leans. ran into the bank at the government light
at the mouth of cut-out, just below here, this
morning at o'clock, under full headway, and
sprung leaks in several places. The steamer
gradually began to sink. At 8 o'clock the
Natchez arrived. taking charge of all the passen-
gers, and none were lost. The freight was q
total loss. The boat was valued at $75 600; in
sured in Cincinnati offices for two-thrds its
value. She had a full cargo, 1000 tons of West
ern produce and ninety seven passengers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-31
A Cholera Ship at salem, Mass.

Boston, Mass, March 30. THE bark Sonntag,
of Boston, from Chittangon, Nov. 81 with iute
butts, arrived at Salem to-day On Dec. g
Andrew Soduneau, the ships carpenter. died of
cholera, after an illness of five days. on Dec. %
Emil Peterson, seaman, died of the same dis
ease, after fourteen hours sickness The board
of health ordered the bark from the wharf into
the stream Great excitement prevails.
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Residences Burned.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, March 30-A destruc-
tive fire visited Rockport, Arkansas county, on
Saturday night. Two residences and one bus-
ness building were consumed. Loss unknown.
A drunken sailor sleeping in saloon, was
burned to death
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$50, 900 Damage in New York.

NEW YORK, March 30.--A fire in the building
formerly occupied by the Freedmens Bank, at
Bleecker street and South Fifth avenue, did
damage, tonight, amounting to 500, 600. Governs
Misft Carpet Company, occupied the first floor;
T.. Simon & Co., dealers in undertakers supplies,
the second floor, and Henry Freedman the third
and Fourth stories. as manufacturer of fancy
boxes and fans.
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AnotLer Gift from David slnton.

CINCINNATI, March 30-David Sinton has
added 500, 900 to his former gift of $25 600 for
the purpose of removing and rebuilding. in Eden
Park for the Art Museum Association, at pres
ent the postofice structure.
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Failure of a Cigar Firm.

ST. Louis. March 30--Jungk e Co., cigar deal
ers. assigned day to Louis Gottschak. Liza.
bilities, $2000O assets, $1,000.
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IL the worth of anything is proven by its re-
vuts, then surely Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is
src eminc1tly the best cough syrup now extant,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-31

THOUSANDS of cures follow the use Of Or.
Sages Catarrh Remedy. 30 cents
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New York Special.
DR.. Shrady said, after midnight: "Dr. Doug
las called for me about l:30 Sunday morning,
when on his way to General Grants, where
he had been summoned by messenger a
few moments we Were being rapidly driven to
tho house of the General Upon arriving there
we found the family up and alarmed at the
symptoms developed soon after DR.. Douglas had
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MARKET.

FLoos-Colorsdo, 100 lbs, 2 1902 20; pat.
emit, 100 lbs, 2 7b03S 00y Kansas, 100 lbs, 2 rs
@3 GO; graham, 100 lbs. l go; rye, l on ibs.
2 Is.
GRAIN, FEED, Erc.-wheat 100 lbs, 81 80
corn, 100 lbs, 11581 2o,oats, Nebraska
mixed, 100 lbs 1 605l 65; Nebraska oats white,
659l 20: bran. ton, II o.. chop, corn, 100
al 60; corn nod, 100 ID. 4Oa1 80.
HAY-Loose, per ton, 10 C0@o12 90; bsled,
second bottom, 10 5oGs11 90; baled, upland,
IL 00@14 90; alfalfa, loose, ton, IL 00@15 00J
straw ton, 6 0097 90.
BUTTER - Creamery, finest, ID, 27@2So;
creamery 600 10. 24S25c; Illinois and
Iowa dair Id 1s@29o; Kansas aud Ne.
butterine creamery, 10, 2OG22o; butterine
dairy, ID, 1661so.
CHREsE-Full cream, Id, l3915cj hall
czs@n, ID, 10811c; skim, ID, SCI Swisg, inn.
porssd, &25I Swiss, domestic, ID, 2O@22; Linz
burger, 209.
Eaos-State, fresh caudled, doz, 149l5c;
fresh ranch, doz, 15916c.
PoULrRY Live old chickene, dos, 8 5oa6 co;
dressed chickens, lib, 15@l6c; dressed surkeyG,
P]oTAroEsG! ton lsp. 1 6F@1 95; Salt Lake,
100 lbs, 2 90; new California, 100 lbs, 2 75G
8 10.
VEGETABLES - oniorr, 100 lbs. 40O@4 %;
turnlpb, iOJ LDBs j 70, cADDR0o, new SanIOr-
MIA, loo lbs, 300@9 70; lettuce, doz, SOC;
raddishes, doz, Acc; young >nions, doz, zoe;
parsley doz, 4Oc; pie plant dOz, zoe; oyster
plant, doz, f0c; spinach doz, Sc; asparagus,
Id, 40c. califo ser, ID, 18c; cucumbers, doz,
l 5O@1 rs.
GREEN FRUITS Applies, hbl, $50; Messlns
lemons extra. box, 3 coos 90; crsnberrias,
Dbl, y 90; Messiua ranges, box. 5 100000;
California osauges, box, 225@2 70; bananas,
bunch, 2 O00i 90; pine apples, doz, 4 0O@
5 30; Strawberries, California, '15o at, 3 00g
3 % box; Strawberries, eastern, crate, 5@
6 30; cherries, California, IL 10 box, 2 259
8 90; plums, box, 2 %; apricots box 3 %
CURED MRATs-hsms. sugar cured, iBs l0a
l0sc; Dacon, breaktays, Ii, lOs@11ho; salt
ssdes' ID, 7&@7$cj lard ii pals, 9sG9o, lard
In t~isrces, Sc.
FRESH MEArs-Dreassd beef Colorado, per
100 las, z COSY 25; hogs, dressed, 100 lbs,
6 1906 75i mutton. 100 lbs, 6 1896 so.
LIVE STooK-Beef grass cattle, 100 ips, 4 90
G24 50; hogs, 100 lbs, 4 50S4 rs; sheep, 100
lbs, shearsd, 2 75@3 80.
Hldes.-Dry tlint No. 1, per 10, i13@sI2cy
No. 2. lb, 9@10c; green steers and cows,
Id, aGo5c; green calf, Id, 6S8c; green kip,
ID, 5s6c; branded cali, ID, Go; shearlings, ID,
108 15c sheep skins, dry, ID, 5S6c; deer skins
10, 129l6o: antelope skins, 10. 12815; elk
skins, ID, 9@1oc; tallow ID, 4@44o
WooL-Uolorado choice, pen ID. I~4Gs16ci
heavy, 12@1Sca; New Mexican, average, z
@10c,
F1sH-Maokersl, No. /. do, kit, 11B@
l IS; msss, l 60@2 90; California salmon,
hail hbl, 9 50r holland herring, keg, 60;
fresh lake trout Dbl 15@16c
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LIVE sEOUK,

CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, August 4.-The Drovers' Journal
reports:
Cattle-Reseipt $500 head; Glow and
barely steady; shipping steers, 81 COO :, so;
stocRers and feeders, $500 "a 90: cows, bulls
and mixed, Sl,75G4 %; western rangers, none
on sale.
Hnes-Receipts, $4,000 head; weak and
10620o lower; rough aud mixed. S4.l5@43 30;
packing and shipping, Si30@47O skipl,
SO 00@4 20.
sheep Receipts, 5000 head; slow; natives
81. O0g4. %; lambs per head 81 00@S.50.
KANSAS CITY.
KAssAs CIrY, Mo, August +-Csttle-Re-
ceipts, l 900; shipments, 900; market general
ly slow; exporters, S5.20@5, 40; common to
choice shipping, S4.60@5 10; stockers and
feeders, So 3O@4.00 COWS, 81. 50@3 40.
Hogs receipts, 1,4I0; shipments, 5000;
assorted light, 10c lower, $4.55 64,70i heavy
and mixed, 15c lower, "a. 20@4 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments, 100;
quiet; common to good muttcns, 81 50@2.SO.
ST. LoUs.
Sc. EorIS. Mo-, August -Cstslc.. Reasipts,
|, 100; shipments, 600; native shipping steers
steady at 81 60@5.75 native butchers steers,
Si.40@4. rs; mixed butchering stuff $4,000
400; stockers and feeders, SO. O0@4. 90.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments, 200;
common to choice muttons, 50. 00@3. 60
native lambs, 81. so G450.
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September, 35Ic bid, SGic asked; year, 27c
biz, 2S asked.
0Ats-Nominal; 2}1c bid, 214c asked.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, August 4.-Wheat-
Dull at SSc cash; 90c September; 925c Ooto.
Der.
Corn - Steady at 4Gtc,
Oats-Firmer at 26c.
Rye-Unchsngedi tame; No. l, oslo.
STRAIGHTFORWARD, ,
Provisions Lower; mess pork, cash and
August, 80. 20; September, $3.50.
81, LOUIS.
ST. Lou 8, Mo-, August 4.-Wheat- Very
slow, bc higher early, later dropped, closed
same as yesterday; No. 2 red, 99s @999c, cash;
99Ic, August; Sl.0Ot, September; SlO25,
sellers, October.
Corn-Fsaction better; very slow; AGO
1890, cash; 4l5c, August; 42t942sc, Septem-
Der; 4ls,, October.
0~ats25toSdy; 2iI@242c, cash; no options.
Rye-Nommal.
Whisky-Stoady.
Butter-Uochauged.
Afternoon Board Wheat Steady.
Corn-Dull.
Osts-Firm.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL,

NHw YoDk, August A. MoNEY-Easy at
II per cent.
PRIME PAPER -4@5 per cent.
EXCHANGE BILLs-Quiet and steady at
81 s51; demand 81 S62.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
STOCKS Very dull. Prices at the opening
this morning was a fractional advance which
carried quotations to the highest figures rea-
lized during the day. In the afternoon the
market was comparatively steady until near
its close when some of the more active stocks
rallied a fraction and closed firm with net
gains Of from to per cent.
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CRACKERS - Garneau'a coda, butter and pic
mic. 8: creams, s; ginger snaps, 8; City
sofa, "a.
r1ukLrs-Modlum in barrels, 5 90, do in
af barrels, 8 co.; small, In barrels, 8 %; DO In
af barrels, 3 80; gherkins IN barrele, z 90
o in hall barrels, ! 90.
RlCN-Louisiana, primo TO choice, e4a7tA
SoAPs-Kirk's Savon lmperiaiI 8 90, hltKs
satinet, 3 is; Ktrk's standard. sfOi Krk 8
White Russian, 1 60.
4O@55oj souobong, good, so04Oo, choice, 81
@45e.
hoop pails, 2 10. Tube, No. l, 8 so; pioneer
wAshboards, l 49, Double Grown, S%0i well.
buckets, 8 70.
PoTAsH-Pennsylvania cans, 4 cans In case
8 IS Rabbits ball, 2 doz. In case, / s0I An
cnor ball, 2 dog, in case, | so.
Fine cut-Hard to Beat, zoe; Charm of the
West, Coo; Fount lin, zoe; Golden Thread,
&c; Favorite, Coo; Buds, soc; Rocky Noun
tain, 5Oci Fancy, 45c; Daisy, 4Oc.
Plug tobacco Climax, 44c per h.; Horse
shoe, ACC: Star, Acc; Spearhead, Acc; Our
Rope, Doc; Piper Heidsick, 6Oc; Punch, 400.
Dry Goods
DUCKS tGrayl--West Point, s or, i0lyWcst
Point 10 or, I2hoj Point Bear, Q o., lilo.
TICK INds-Amoskeas, 13s Continental
Fancy, go, Oordis l8c, Pearl River, 2lc;
York, 12bcl HAMILTON Awnings, 12Ac.
Brown Observation-Disclosures a, i4o, Allan
tic p, Sc; Atlantic LII, 6bc; Brunswick, 7tc;
Beaver Dam LII, 62cj Lawrence Ill 5to; Pa
clio II, 7So; Royal Standard 6lcI INDIAN
Head A, 70; Wauchusett A, q
FINE Brown SHEETrEGs-Argyle, Coz Pep.
perell r, 6l3' ~tlistuIy r, &C..
BLEAC ;TroSs-Ballon, "A, ehc, Bal
Ion, - cumberland, A. 7to; DAyoll DID,
She; tu rnt, 4ci Fruit Of the Loom 4,
73o; Glory = the West, Sic; Golden Gate, SIC;
Hill rs, &c! Hill "A, 7tc; Lonsdale, 7ao; New
York Mills, l0o; Wslnsutta, loo.
DUoEs (Colerod) Boston, 8 o., 111el Boz
ton, 10 OF, l0ko; Boston, o Or, 12Acl Fall River
&c.
DHNrxs-Amoskepg, 19c; Beaver Greek AA
lie; Beaver Greek BIB, l0c, Beaver Greek
&C, &c.; Hsymakers, &c; Jaffrey D& T, 123c; !
Jatfrey XXX, 12to; Pearl River, 19o, War. |
rsn AKA (brownl lie; Warren BIB Drown,
lie: Warren co (brownl. Ice.
OAMBRIos Fifth avenue glove finish, 45c;
Keystone glove finish, 80,
Co.'s JEANe-Amory, Scj Hancock, scj
Kearss &c 70; Rockport, Gao.
PRINTS ALIENS, 5ac; American, B1el Arm
cld's &c; Cocheco, &c; Harmony, 43c; Indigo, |
70; Indigo rs, 11bo; Indigo A, l4acj Steel
River, 51o; Charter Oak, dc,
PRINTS SHIBTINGs-Ameriosn, AGO; Oocheoo,
41c Gloucester, 41c; Southhr'dge, slcj Waiver
leys 4ic; Roaedale, 4ao,
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Drugs.

DBuas ANo CHEMICALS Acid. csrbolIo, 44c
id, t~astaric, $50; bslsam copsibs, per ! E.
c; bark, sAssairas, per Id, lao; calomel, per
rm, per ID, 81 90; Dovers powders, per ID,
l 25j EPSON ssltsJ per ID, S4oj glycerine
pure, per ID, 25c; lead acetate, per ID. zoe; o
castor, No. l per gal, 81 60; oil castor, N
per GAL, 81 40; oil, olive. per gal, 81 40; o
osiganum, Soc; opium, 81 Is; ~quinine, p. &
W., and r, q s., per Or, 90c; potassium;
s rDi1' hate n morphi GS pc per sN os., s IS 50. D taiph bur,
pa b. 10; ~strychnine, per o., 81 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05

LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-Wheat-FIrm; No.
2 winter, o. Al; No 2 spring, 6s 1Ctd.
Corn Firm at A. 81, spot and Augustj I'd,
September; Sd, October.
NEW YORK D
NEW YoRK. August 4, -Wheat-Firm and
quist, Re eip.s, 50 900 bu; exports, $4,000
bu; ungraded red, SOaGa 81. O2, the latter for
southern; No. 2 red, SLIGO Ia elevator; OctO-
Der closing at 81 03A
Coru-Firm; receipts, % 90 bu; exports,
26S.tO) hui uugraded, 5i4(654c; No. ., 52s@
$50 in elevator, b2sg53c afioat, October,
closing at b3fc.
Oa,s F,riy active; receipts, 1900 bu;
exports 10000 bn; mixed western, 3S940oj
Petroleum Firm; united closed at oslo.
Esgs-FiIm aud fair irquiry; western,
li@l5c.
PORK Firm and more active; mess, Sll.OO'
for unexpected, and sll S75@Jl,5O for in
lard Fairly ~sotivei western steam spot,
So 709G. 72b; October, So rs 90 80.
Butter Steady; demand fair for choice
grades.
Cheese Steady and rather quiet.
olSCIASAr,
CINCINNATI, o.. August ADMINISTRATIVE
aud firm; No. . red, 95ko.
Corn Quiet; No 2 mixed, este.
Oats Stronger; NJ. ., mixed, 27Ac,
Rye-Dnll 1T Goo.
Barley Good demand; prime fall, SIC,
Pork-Dull at $40 40.
Iard-Dull AT $685.
Whisky Steady at Sl.1S.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., August 4.-wheat--Closed
quiet aud steady; No. 2 red 9ic cash.
Corn-Quiet; No 2, cash 47Ac
Oats Inactive; No. 2 cash rs, bid.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS OTY, Mo, August 4.-WheAt-
Quieti cash. sicj September, sSt@Ssge;
October, S64e.
oOrn-Qaiss; cash, s5c bid, S5sc asked;
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0voceEs' List

Dry FRuITs-No i, quarter apples. bills
DC; n o sliced, boxes, &C., evaporated, boxes,
Sc; blackberries, boxes 12tr; peaches, boxes,
none in the market; psaones, svsporased, none
In the market; raspoerries, 27e.
sUaAas, Powdered, i74o; cut loaf, 7fo;
Standard extra O, eso; extra q, 64,i medium
yellow, 55i dark yellow, 6sc.
CANNED Goops.-OysteAs IStspdard) neg
case, 8 80; strawberries, 2 Id per case, 2 60;
rsspberries, 2 10, per case, 2 25y California
pears per case, 8 SO; apricotS, per Case, S co;
peaches per case, 8 7Oj white cherries per
case, 6 t0i plums per case, 425; whor.leber.
ries per case, 5 oO; egg, plums, 2 ID, per case,
aples, 3 lb, per case. 8 2095 90
OsNnY-MiIed, 81; s.iok. { 94s twtlt
stick, 90
VrNraAR-NsW York apple. l6ei Ohio Ap,
pie, l5e; crab apple, 1So
STARoH-Pea.l, lei Silver Gloss, SCI Corn
SaIoh, Sc! Excelsior Gloss, 70; Corn. 7tc.
RoPs -Sissl I inch and larger, sio q neh'
SALr-Dray loads, per bbl, l5o, Ashton.
IA sacks, 3 bOi I sacks AEhton, / co. bhls dairy
sFlOEs-Peppsr. 1851 splice I4c; cloves, 200
sYRUp-stsndard G Oslo. bblsi STANDARD
do 4 gallon kegs, 2,S5.
barrel.
..snLRs-Bo1es, 40 Ina. les. 1910. 81. i2ic,
~ a7s 40 lbs, l6 Oz, e, l2ic; half box, 20 lbs,
i2Se.
MATcaEg-Per oAddie, SSej round, ri. cass,
40: square, cases, l 20; Oshkosh. csses gr l.2l
TEAs-Gunpowder, good E5G966oj ehoiSs
8 G76c; good Imperial, 4OG4so; choice, 6O$
zoe; Young Hyson, good. $1,000; ehoics. Q6
go; Japan, natural leaf. TIC; Japan choice
0ts75c; COLONY good, S5@40ci Oolong ehoics.
OoFFEEs-Lawer on nearly all grades;
ordinary gsadss, loo. falr, I2i
i69l7c; fancy green and yellow, l6@l6Ic; old
government Java. 20@26c; Arbuckle's roast
cd, l34c; MeLaughlin's xxx roasted, lSc;
Java. l6s@1Stc; Dilworth, 1Sc.
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Heavy Hardware List.

Iron, rates, 2 l5j plov steel, special cast, 4e,
ovucible steel. Ga, cast tools do. l2@l8,I wagon
spokes, per set, 225a3 90; hubs per set,
l 70; tellooi saved dry. l 40; tongues,
ID, 7allcj washers, per 10, Sal8ci %rivets, per
ID, lie; coil chain, per 10, 6al2ci malleable,
Sc, iron wedges, 6cj erowbars, Sc, harrow
teeth, &c, spring steel, 7aSo; Burden'S horse
shoes, 42j; Burden's muleshoes, 5 20.
BARRED WIRE--In car lots, 4 90 per lG0.
NAELs-Rates, Toto 60; iron. 200; steel,
1855.
~SEoT-Shot, ! 30; buokshot, / IS; oriental
owder, kegs, 8 50a4 90; do. half kegs, 2 10; do
quarter kegs, l so blasting, kega, 3 S5i fuse
per 100 feet, 5Gc.
LEAD-Bar, l 6.
Coal Cumberland blacksmith, 10 90, Nor
ris run Blossburg, 10 90; Whitebreast lump,
5 0ol Whitebreast nut, 6 90; lows lump 8 90;
Iowa nut, 5 Coz Rock Spring, 7 COS Anthrs-
dst, IL stal1 D0i Canon City, 7 90 per on.
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u
OHIOACo,

CHICAGO, ILL.,. August 4.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; winter cheat, 81 8 @5 20; south.
ern SAB @60r Wisconsin and michigan soft
spring, S3.50@425; Minue-ota bakers, $3.50
GA 30; pstents. 81. 75g5 90.
Wheat During most of the Fession was
quiet and stead, opened weaker, &c OF, later
advance Ia &C., ruled easier, sold off 4c ruled
cash and August; S9g@ 9Oc S ptember; 934
@924a October; No. 2 red, 92G95c.
Corn-Steady ard firm, advanced s@3r,
closed 4c Owe yesterday; 465G46fc cash;
46Ao August l6@4G5c September; 4oBG454c
October.
OATS eady and fairy active, near fu-
lures 4Gbc better. q. ferred futures Only
slightly better; 2G 2Sc cash; 26s3 August;
25tc September end October.
kye-Steady at 5Sac.
Barley -Q9iet, steady and UNCHANGED,
Timothy Very firm; prime, S1,660l.674
s1.2S.
Pork-Active and irregular, opened easy az
2A@5c Lover, rallied l5gl7bi weakened, re
cedei and closed stea1y; 50 7099, 70. ca sh;
50 67a@9 70 August; s972@9,75 September'
50 Sc@9 S2i October.
Lsro More active and weaker, declined
100 12Ic, closed steady at a reduction;
Sc 35@6 37b cash and August; So. 4Og6 42a
September; 81 4iG647i October.
Bulk Mats Shoulders $4.25Gs4 80; short
Gle r, $500 5 3d. shor; ribs, S5.4O@5.42t.
Whisky Stesdy az 81 H..
Butter Quiet and better for choice; good
TO prime creamery, l5@19c; good to choice
daifies. l0@15c
Cheese f irly active; choice full cream
chsddsrs 6f@ to-; flats, 74@7hc; young Amer
icas, SIC . 1; skIms, l@4c,
Eggs Dull and easy at ll@1lAc.
Hides Steady and unchanged; heavy green
ralted, fully cured, &c; light, So ST;
damaged, &c; hull hides, &c; dry salted, IL
@ll4c.
Tallow-Stesdy and unchangedj No. l coun-
try b1e.
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BER,
Tuesday, Evening. August 4.
General Produce
H A STOCK YARDS.

Butter-Receipts of good qualities are light
and prices more firm. No quotations above
varying from case for lower grades, while
packing stock will only 80 ut 4@5c.
Eggs-The highest price now AtSsinable is
98c, the bulk of sales being made at Sc. These
quotations are for fresh, closely recandled
stock.
Ponltry The extremely low ptices on
considerable; however, the market has Lot suf-
iciently recovered to warrant an advance, and
fair TO good sizss are only quotable at 81. COZ
ESQ per dozen. Old chickens are in fair de.
mapd at SO. 25035O.
Potatoes GOOD homegrown stock plentiful
at 40G150c.
Onions-Per barrel, 81. OO@4 5n.
Beans-Moving slowly at S1,00@1.25 per
bushel.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Flour and HIiilstuIIs.

SHILLING PRICES.
Winter Wheat-Firm;beat quality patent at
s ,O083.S 80.
Second uuaiity--s2.7 O@3.0O {.
Spring WhoGs-Best quality patent az $3.50
ESQ.
Second quality go 1908. 90.
Bran-55o per owt.
Chopped Feed-Per 100 lbs, Soc.
Corn Meal-$1 00Gb1. 10 por cwt.
Screening-No. l, Zoe per owtj No 2, 5oc.
Hominy-Sl.5 80 per owt.
Shorts Go, per cwt.
Graham-$2.00 per owt.
Hays .O0@9.00 per ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Tobacco.

Smoking tobacco %. g., PC, M~eerschaum,
S0oj Long Tom 800. Blackwell's Durham, 10
or, Ole; 8 o., BIC; = or, SIC; 2 o.. Goo,
Seal Of North Carolina, l6 OF, ,wooo, 42o; 3 or,
Wood, 45oi 4 or c'GE9 iSS; 2 oz., b0G, Navy
Csc,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Railway Tias T-anlgs
In Effect April 9th. 1885.

IN E1aoS ApTlI OH, l650.
Yhs sitoption OF abs Travelling public IS csusd 20
the Hacs thas this 10 Eho only complete ma absolutely
Timetable published ln tho city,
All trains srnSo at And depaIi from Omaha o.
Central Standard Time.
Trains OF the G st. p. N. b Q. hrEiya 81 hno de
E.g3 tren .nel7 depot, corner OF 18th and webEtel
s~tres.s; trains o. the q. q n, O. Il. h O., and IL, o
st. J. & c. Ii. from the L. b X. dbposi all others I1ou
ahe Union Pacific depot.
sICtps GordaS.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Spirits

COLOGNE Sp1Brrs-lSs proof, l 50; do, 10l
proof, l 20; spirits, second quality, 101 proof,
l 0: do, 1873 proof. l 1s.
ALCOHOLICS pooot alcohol 2 30 per wine
gallon.
Observation-Disclosures whistles, 1 o0G1 80;
Fine blended, J. 503a2 90; Kentucky bour.
bons 2 00@6 90, Kentucky and Pennsylva'
MIA ryes, 3 00G16 60.
BRAND1Es-Importcd, G OC9l6 90; domea-
tic, l 50@s3 co.
GlNs-rmpo.ted, 100000, domestic, / 50
@9 90.
RUMs-Inported, 4 509S 90; New England,
2 0o@4 90: domestic, l 50@3 90.
CHAMPAGNEs-Imported, per case, % 00@
81 90; American, per case, 10 C0@16 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
EIides

Steady; green butchers &c; green cured,
S. dry flint, l2914c, dry salt, l0@11c; dam.
aged hides two-thirds pIce.
Tallow-44@5c.
Grease-Prime white, 394c,
Sheep Pslts-25c@375.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Grain

Grain
Wheas-Caah No. Q, 7lo.
Barley-45@50c.
Rye--Cash No. 8, Sic.
Oora-Eo. 3, $50.
Osss-No. 2, 30e.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05
Paluc, nsis and varntsbez.

Orls-I10 carbon, por gallon, lilo, I5e
headlight, per gallon .I6o; l75e headlight
per gallon. tic; 1862 water white, loci lin
s ssiH e"g gic pT Lara Ed'y winte StS str %lS per e 0Ti1Sa' ! PSt
No. /, Soc; No. 2, 30; castor xxx. per gal.
Ion, l SOC; No. 8, l 10; sweet, per gallon, l 90;
sperm ". B., per gallon, l 60: fish w. B.,
per gallon, 65: neatsfoot extra. per gallon, coo;
No. l. 75c: lubricating, zero. per gallon, S0ci
summer, l5oj golden machine, No, l, per gal.
lon, $50; Nc. 2, CSC; sperm, signal. per gallon
GOO; t~urpentine per gallon. 900; uaptba, ?4c,
per gallon, 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-05

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