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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
THE ELECTION CONTESTS.
shoemaker and NcN-ai Hold the Fort
Tould-bs supervisor Toby Threat
ems - Appeal

The contests over fhs supervisorhips of
Wyoming and Byron townships were both
settled ln fhe Circuit court yesterday iu
favor of the defendants and actual 'neum-
beuts ~ the office The plaintiffs were
Samuel Toby fusion can liante. vho con-
tested the election of Byron McNeal of
Byron township. and Nibol T. Emmons
Republican. who clumel ro De- elected
supervisor ~ Wyoming township in the
place of Clinton y Shoemaker Proceedings
were quashed .n both cases. and in The
seroni case q request tor written decision
vss 6lsd. vitb a view of appealing to the
Superior courr Judge Mo0fEom in his
decision aid fhaf fhe examination of che
ballots ea-f themselves musf determine fhe
persons f.r whom they we're luten ied to he
.ss. and fhsf no sSrrinsc evidence as tothe
ee sons for whom fbev We're ,nten led could
he admitted According fo Che judge e
counting " Neal recpiVe3 i5l votes and
Toby ItH The ballot upen whth the
fer..iea "a tbe case was rendered was very
perg one. Re was found in two parts
aue "a ragu'ar Iicsef without any scratch or
erfsons heanng Che name ~ SAM le. Toby
ant the other separate slip bearing fhe
a8me ~ NCNeal M Seal claimed thar the
tvn h8l orig naiIr been pastel together anf
hti n eare war become 3ets bell while
E3hy hei rast fae slip sholi nof have
been rountei sf sH Several NJ r6ase COUNT
lng De- Ballots claimed fo have seen t1e two
reres before rheV rer1me Ietsl bed and the
faEe isciiet .he ease on thei- evidence
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20


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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
TALKS OF TRAVELLERS
About Political and Other Mat
Lers OF Interest
llgEa P0sIR IS 4 0CnIG
Question 7epaoHcan Feelings
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

SIX Lots on Waterloo Street. business
property
One Hundred Lots on Stevens add
ror Easy terms
Several Lots on East Fuifon Street
Very 5esirshis Lot on Madison Ave
House and Lot on Greer Street Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
--e House ard fwo Lots on fih
Avenue only few rods from street rsil.
wsv s~f every way desfrsble - =
great rsrgs-n f sod soo1
VVe loan money sno insure properly
Cell ard see
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70 CANAL STREET
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
You VIII Get Every Cent Of your
money in
TROUSERS,

at 80 SO. A pair Of Trousers for a
Big Boy at Sl.75. Childrens' Knee
Trousers, 75c up. Our Notable
Suits for Men at S3, S4, So and SIS are
the best value in the city. While
above these figures the variety is
still larger.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
New Designs in ChiIdrens'
8 u | 7 s.

from $3.50 to So. See our
special bargain counter. A come
down in Boys Clothing. It's
worth some money to all parents
Of boys TO look in at the Great
Wardrobe and see the pulling
string Of newprIces we here put TO
the clothing Almost cut in half
that IS the price,
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

There will be a clearing up time THE
STOCK ON HAND HAS GOT TO GO.
Fifty dozen Fancy Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs 10 cents each. Lot of Fancy
Colored Waists, 40 cents: Perosle
Shirts, so cents. not hslf price.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Our Display of
Spring Suits and SuitingS

is really the finest we ever have had on
exhibition. II embraces all the Spring
Novelties IN Trouserings aud Suitings.
Our Ready Made for Men, Youths, Boys
and Children shows marked improve
ment in producing these goods this sea
son.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
BOYS & CHlLDRENS' DEPARTMENT

A new man has come to the from, in our
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, August 16.-The Drover's Jour
nal reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts. $500; active and 51l0c
higher; shipping steers, SS.e0d5. 10; stockers
and feeder, 81. .409350; cows, bulls and
mixed. Sl60@3.60; bulk, 2.4G@2. 90; through
Texas cattle shade higher at s.. 50ld3.S5;
western rangers firm; natives and half
breeds. So 25Cd4.40; cows, S2.70Cd325; win
tered Texans, S3.0014.00; EOS thin Wyoming,
1169 lbs, So so; POS thin, 1l62 lbs, $500;
Hogs-Receipts. l6,GOo; shade lower; rough
and mixed, S400(d4. rs: packing and ship
ping, S4.75g5.1719; light, S3.So.G4.S0 skips,
So. 5O(p3. rs.
Sheep-Recepts. 5000: steady: natives,
S3.5G(G425; western, S3.25G3G0; Texans,
Sl.75id3. 90; lambs, S4.009500.
St Louis. August 10 -Cattle-Receipts,
1000; shipments, 800; fairly active and prices
shade lower: good to choice shipping,
S4. .S5(04.S0 common to fair S3.75(64 IS; {;
butchers steers, S3.25(d4 10; cows and heif-
ers, S2.259350; Texas and Indians, $2.259
Hogs-Receipts, LOO; shipments, none;
strong; good hogs 10c higher: butchers and
best heavy, S490Q5.20; mixed packing,
S4.5O@t4.S5; light, $4.6094.90.
Kansas City, August 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, l,4Oo: shinmss.ts rcso; GcSc; ac,ive for
GOOD quality; good to choice, S450Gl4.60; !;
common to medium, So. 3.+0d3.s0; stockers,
So. 3062. rs; feeders, S2.S0@S.8O; cows 81 so
az. grass range steers, S2.30(d260.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, ESQ;
choice firm; Others steady; good TO choice
S4. S0@04. .95; common tc medium, S4.5094 IS !;
skips and pigs So. 75d4.40.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August TO- Especial Telegram
the the BEE. I-CATTLE-The market was
strong for all desirable kinds of cattle and
prices were 5(9l0c higher than late transac-
tions of last week. The movement was
rather active and statesmen felt that the
weeks market was opening favorably for
them. Some cattle sold at 81. 50 averaging
less than l. 200 pounds, but some l, 1876 pound
steers sold Saturday at S4.75. -Four cars Of
1,599 pound steers sold to an exporter at
$50. Prices were generally pc higher than
one week ago to-day. Shippers bought more
cattle last week than in any week but one
during the year, and to-day they were not
buying quite so freely. The cattle, however,
were all sold. Shipping steers, $50 to 500
pounds, So. S095.l0. Range cattle offerings
to-day were moderate and the demand fairly
were here. They were comparatively thin
and sold at S3.50d3G0. The $3.50 lot, all but
two cars of the tops, go into distillery. The
$500 lot sold the other day at Omaha. Values
were strong and in some cases prices were
quoted 10c higher. The receipts OF Texas
cattle were about ZOO head, against 3, 500 last
Monday.
HoGs-1'he market was rather slow and
prices uneven, especially at the opening.
There was good demand for common light.
In some instances sales were made at a
was little or no change as compared with
Saturday. Fair to good cOrn-fed mixed sold
at S4.SOG495, and best heavy at S500a5. 10,
with one lot at S5l71a; light corn-fed york
ers, S4.SO04.9O, and grassy stock Of same
average at S.400(d4G co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
WHEAT UP AMI CORN DOWN.
An Unusual State Of Affairs on Chicago
Board Of Trade.
1T HAPPENS oNTAe OPEN BOARD.
The Cereals Recover Their Normal
Positions and Both Advance
Pork Again Materially High
er- The Cattle Market
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, August l6.-fSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. The unusual spectacle of an
advancing wheat and declining corn market
was presented on the open board this morn
ing where September wheat was quoted at
715zc. about kc over Saturdays figures, and
September corn at exc. Nc of from the
close on that day. The fresh receipts were
las cars of winter and 60 cars Of spring wheat,
9l2 cars of corn and 335 cars OF oats. The
regular board opened September wheat at
77tIc and corn at 43c, with a fair trade at
each The even figure, 7sc, for September
wheat brought out a considerable number OF
sellers, and the price quickly dropped to
77}{c, but the offerings were readily absorbed,
and values as sharply reacted to 7SJ4c, which
was the top for the day. the close being firm
at 7sLc. The last hours trading was as
heavy as the rest of the day put together
Corn advanced TO 44QtI4sc and closed at
49c. just at the close Secretary Stone an
nOunced the increase in corn l,l4l,OOOb bu, and
the increase in wheat l, 14s, 900 bu. AS subse-
quent events proved, corn opened square on
the bottom, or practically so, for it only
sold llGc under the first quotation of 4Sc.
There was an almost unlimited supply of
small orders on the floor, from all imaginable
quarters. Robert Warren and Pickering
were very heavy buyers all day. There was
comparatively little for sale, and this fact
helped to stiffen the market. The receipts,
though gl2 cars to-day, are running lighter
than the crowd generally expected, and added
its quota of strength. The country" APP
pears to be under corn and are buying small
lots. The opening was nrm at 4Sc, but soon
became even hrmer and sailed up to 4SsIc;
then ii halted a moment, eased back TO 1890,
took fresh grip and bulged up to 1890.
Here the market stood at IL 30 o'clock.
The complexion of the wheat market
changed completely during the day. AS
quoted above, the opening was barely firm
and the tendency was downward, the mar
ket receiving no support whatever, and
prices dropping from 77SSc to T4c. But at
this point orders seemed to come in more
plentliully, and a sympathetic feeling be-
came established between this pit and corn
putting the price of September I'D to T34c.
Later il eased back to 771Sc, but after
noon advanced quite sharply to 7Sc.
A moderate business was done in oats and
small grams at varying discounts from Sat
urday, rye and barley falling off further than
oats and all ranging dull.
Pork was prime favorite, and under light
offerings and restricted receipts of live hogs
advanced substantially 25c per barrel. Less
interest centered in lard and meats but the
whole list was firm and some higher.
On CURB, 2:3O y. m.--September wheat, 7Sc
bid; puts, 7I9Sc; calls, 7S$lc. September
corn, 4S]sc bid; puts, 4S5sc, sellers; calls,
Aa3p
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17

Stltf } tJNHtt''HNNtH WV a'NvN
New YORK, August To- Whtat--R Receipts,
$4,000; exports, 5000; spot steady; options
opened iz@iI Ic higher, later declined ga &c,
afterwards advancing lt0Ac closing with
slight reaction. Ungradcd rel slGS9c: un.
graded red, c. {. and l., SCI sldSSc: No.
red. S5alyas5i5c; No. / red, 02i.c; NO 2 red,
~ MSii C. in elevator, Si$idSNl2c dellv-
cred, SI5.c l. o. b.: September closed at sc.
Coin-Spot, weak and dull; options. opened
a shade lower later advanced 'f@}sc and
unprndcd. 5Od5li Sc: No. .. 81 sd53c deliv.
cred; September closed at 5lKc
Oats-Shade lower and dull: receipts, lG2,.
COO; exports, l$2; mixed western, 33lG3Gc;
white western, 3iW4lc.
Pctroieum-Steadv; Uuited closed at G2iic.
Pork-Steady and quiet,
Iard-SN 10 points higher and fairly active:
western steam, spot, $3.50, closed at $3.50
Butter-Flrm and unchanged.
Cheesc-Quiet and stronger; western fiat,
Eggs Steady; western fresh, 1S9IG14c.
Cincinnati, August 16.-wheat-Firm;
Corn-Steatdy; No. . mixed, 42jfc.
0ats-Firm; No. 2, 2si4g2S}Sc.
Pork-Dull at S1O.25.
Lard-Strong and higher at $500.
Whisky-Active and firm; sales, 1888 bbls
of finished goods on basis OF Sl0s.
Milwaukee. August l6 Wheat Firmer;
Corn-Easier: No, 2, 42Hc.
Oats-Dull: No. Q, 26jEc.
Rye-Quiet; No. /. G0c.
Barley-Lower; No. 9, Coo.
Provisions - Firm; mess pork, Septem-
ber, 50 62l9: October S9.72l5.
Minneapolis, August lG-Wheat dull:
No. l hard, cash, 75c: September, 72lfc;
October, 14c; No. northern, cash, 69c; Sep
tcmber 69l9c; October, IL new crop, for
cash or September, &c below regular.
ElOur-StpanN.
Receipts-wheat, 1O3, 400 bushels -four,
S6ipments-wheat $500 bushels; flour,
o., 900 barrels.
In store-Wheat, 2,239, $50 bushels; at St.
Paul, 555,C COO bushels.
st. Louis. August i6.-wheat-C
above Saturday; No cash, 715sG7sc; Sep
tember, ISs4Cd7924c.
Corn-Higher; No. . mixed cash, 40c;
September, 409lc.
Oats-Quiet; cash, 25c; September, 2TSsc.
Rye-Dull at Sic.
Whsky-Sl.05.
Pork-Easier at S1025.
Lard-Nomlnal al $3.50.
Butter Steady and unchanged; creamery,
12td2oc; dairy l0Gll6.
Toledo, August Authoritative and
firm: cash, soc.
Corn-Steady: cash, $3.50
Oats-Steady; cash, 2Ss4c.
Liverpool, August 16.-Wheat-ln poor
demand; new No. 2winter, firm at 6s 61Sd;
spring, firm at 6s I'd.
Flour-ID poor demand; dull at SIS.
Corn-In less demand; spot and August,
dull at As sgd; September, steady al As 311d;
October, steady at Is I'D.
New Orleans, August 16-Oats-
Quiet and weak: choice western, 36lG37c.
Cornmeal-EaSier at S2.35.
Corn-Dull, weak and lower at 53d54c.
Hog Products-Firmer and higher; not
quoted.
Pork-S1050.
Lerd-RefineL. tierce, ss.S7I5cd65o.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders S5.S7H; long clear
and clear ribs, Sc 371S(06 20.
Kansas City, August l6 - Wheat
Weaker; No. 2 red cash, Csc bid; September,
6j96c; October, 6714c asked.
Corn-Stronger; No. 2, cash, Sac; Sep
tember, 3411c; October, $500.
Oats-Steady at 27l &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
STOCKS ON WALL STREET.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. August 6-Flour-Steady
and unchanged; winter wheat Hour S405;9
40; southern, So 90(a4 90 Nv isconsin, 81 (14l
Michigan soft spring wheat. So. 50C64. 10: Min
nesOta bakers, SS.50d4 10: patents, S4.309
AGO: low grades, Sl.75CG2.75; rye flour quiet
at sS.2593.5O in barrels, and SS.OOd320 in
sacks.
Wheat-Fairly active and unsettled, clos
ing he above Saturdays closing: cash,
16xc; September, n l5-l6c; October, n l5-l6c
Corn-Fairiy active, and after weaker
openings, on account of rains advanced lc
and closed about sc above Saturday; cash,
421Sc; September, As l5-l6c; October, 4hlkc.
Oats-W eak and demand slack; cash, 26Jsc:
September, 2sc; October, 29Jsc.
Rye-Quet at soc.
Barley-Dull at 60c.
Flax-seed-Sl.lS.
Tlmothy-Prime, s2.o7d2 Os.
Mhisky-Sl.l2
Pork-fairly active; declined 2Ii0fsc, ad-
vaneed 2)e, closing tTm at outside figures /;
cash, S9.62] (Ql65; September, S907JS ta9 20 /;
October, Sa.711S(d9.60.
lard-Demand better; advanced lOCee7ltc,
and closed AZ top; cash, S7.30Ca7. .S25S; Sep
tember, tf35; October, Sc. IS.
Bulk Meats Shoulders, S5T5do0O: short
clear, IS G0ld5.65; short ribs, 50. 1890 20.
buiter-Firm; creamery, loC920c; dairy,
aGl3c.
Cheese-Firm; choice full cream cheddars,
eisc; skins. 2,96c.
Eggs-Ydl0lSc.
Aldes-Green sailed, fully cured, Sc: light,
sSS.e; damaged, 7e; bull hides, es1e;
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17

Sff Sas f5es II safo 10 Isl e b. 8 s Fft Fsitt 0S a M 81 Fg @
shot;,shq5i egagesifh6S siS5; oriental
f9 fuse {si5S bGf 5 N f6s !sa D.aliSaE ar rs s'o'
PANTS fN on. w Wheead. Omaha, ?, p,
iSc: white lead. st. Louis. 2 ure.. $40: Mar
eilles green. to5 70 cins. q French zinc
French zinc, in varnish asst, 20c French
zinc. jSc; vermillion. American. lsc: Indian
rcd, lOc; rose PINK, l4c: Venetian red. Cook
sons, 2alc: Venetian red, American, nc;
red lead. &c: chrome yellow. genuine, 2Oc :
chrome yellow X, 12c; ochre. roche lc Sc I;
ochre, French, CSC: ochre, American, liIc;
winters mineral 2lsC: IehiCh brown, q &c /:
panish brown. 2lsc: Princes mineral. 2c.
&c Paris whiting, 2isc; whiting. gilders',
q G; whiting, com,L 1i4c. lampblack. Ger
mansiown, l2c; lampblack, ordinary, Sc;
Prussian blue, 55c; ultramarine, lsc;vandyke,
brown, SC: umber burnt, &c: umber raw, 4c;
sienna, burnt 4c' sienna, raw, 4c; Paris
green. genuine, 2pc; rarls green. common.
pc; chrome green, n. Y. zoe; chrome green,
X, re; vermillion, English, in oil zoe; raw
burnt sienna, l2c; vandyke brown, l3c; re-
fined lampback l?c; coach black and IVORY
black. l6C; drop black. lGc: PruSsian blue,
4Qc ultramarine blue 1sc; chrome green, H.,
NJ. " D., Ice; blind and shutter green, l., NJ.
& d., Ice; Paris green, lSc; Indian red. l5c:
Venetian red, &c; Tuscan. PC: American
vermllion, l.. u d., 2Oc: yellow ochre, 9c l..
NJ. n q. d., lSc: good ochre, Ice: patent
driver, Sc: graining color light oak dark oak
wlanut, chestnut and ash, l2c.
DRUGs AND C2EMICALs-Acid, carbelic,
SIC: acid, tartaric, SIC balsam coDaiba, per
Il, 4jc: bark. sassatras, per ID. l0c; calomel,
per ID I2c;. chinchonidia, per OF, 40c; chloro-
form, per Ii, 20 c; DoVers powders, per Ii,
Sl.25; epson salts, per 10, SIC; glycerine,
pure, per II. lSc: lead, acetate. per IL zoe;
oil, castor, No. l, per gal, S1.5O: oil, castor,
No. . per gal. LAO: oil olive, per gal, ,Sl40;
Polorgannum, 5)c: opium $3.50; quinlne,
|. .S w. and r. Il S, per oz, zoe: potassium
iodide. per 10, $500: salicin per OF, 4Oc; sui
phate morphine, pei OF. $3.50: sulphur, per
ID. 4c: Strychnine, per OF. Sl.30.
NARNISREs-Barrels, per gallon: Furni-
coach extra, Sl.40; coach, No. l, Sl.20; Da-
mar. extra Sl.15: Japan, Zoe; asphaltum.
extra, 5Sc; shellac, $3.50; hard oil finish,
Sl.5U.
SPiR1rs-Cologne spirits. 1ss proof, sl.lo;
do l0l proof, SILL; spirits, second quality.
10l proof, Sl,l0: do lSS proof, Sl.l0 Alco-
hol. lSS proof, SOS per wine gallon. Reds-
titled whiskies. SL00Gl.50. Gin. blended,
Sl.50G2.00; KentuckJ bourbons S2.0O(G6.00;
Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryeS, S2.0086. 30 I;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye wh,kies,
Sl.5og9oo: Brandies, imported, S5.Ooids, 50;
domestic. Sl5093. 90. Gins, imported, 81 80
(d6.00; domestic, l.25G300. Champagnes,
imported, per case. SIS O0aS4.o0; American,
per case, Sl0.00dl6.0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
FINANCIAL

-rcw Tork. August l6.-MONRY-On call
easy, ranging from to 6 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER -4(p5 per
cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE-Fairly active but
weak: actual rates S4.S2S for sixty day bills
and S4.S5& for demand.
GovERNMENTs-Govern were dull
but steady.
SToCKs-To-day's stock market was ex-
tremcy dull, espec ally after the first hour.
only from Saturday evenings close, and they
were about evenly divided between gains and
losses. After midday there was no activity
except in Lackawanna and st. Paul, which
made further declines. The general list
however, showed some slight Improvement
in prices during the afternoon, but the mar
ket closed heavy at or near the lowest figures
reached
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
Notes.
a GOOD demand for hogs.

a GOOD demand for hogs.
Not hogs enough in 10 make q market
The heaviest cattle receipts Of the season.
Ora Haley, Rawlins had fifteen cars of
cattle in to-day.
l.. NJ Gallop, Emerson, Ia, was o visitor
at the yards to-day.
The Ogallala cattle were sold at private
terms, no price being given.
The Pine Tree Live stock company. Lara.
ME. had six loads OF horses in.
Alter ~ Glover Grand Island, were in
with lSs head of corn-fcd cattle.
The Carter Cattle CO.. Granger, were OH the
market with fifteen loads of cattle.
The past has been remarkably steady
week IN the general cattle market.
The War Bonnet Cattle Co., Soda Springs,
had fifteen loads of cattle at the yards.
Solid corn-fed hogs are in good demand,
and are selling much better than last year.
The Bay State Live stock company had
four cattle at the yards shipped from Brown
son.
on the market with hogs: c. F. wyan d.,
Milford; 4. J. Williams, Tamora; Black Il
Jorgenson. Minden.
During the last three years hogs have sold
higher in January, February and March than
in Scptember-Drovers' Journal
Mr.. Hancock, of the firm of Keenan, & Ham
cock, live stock commission dealers of Chi
cago, was at the yards to-day looking after
the firms branch house here.
The Ogallala Land and Cattle company
had TWENTY-FIVE cars of cattle at the yards
to-day. They sold 3ld head to g. h. Ham
mond d Co., 200 head being natives.
There's q good time coming in the stock
business. but it is not for those who are easily
discouraged and lack grit to take a fair pro
portion of bitter with the sweet.-Drovers
journal.
Ii is one of the most short sighted things
that q salesman can do to refuse TO report his
sales. IL any one is determined to tnQ ont
the terms of a sale he can most always sue
ceed by some means or other. When a sales
man attempts to keep a sale private it always
produces suspicion in the minds Of Others that
business is conducted, the more confidence
shippers will have IN the market and moth
ing will injure the market more than an un-
due secrecy in the transaction of business.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
ON AHA LIVE STOCK.

Monday Evening, August 10.
GENERAL-The cattle market the past
week has averaged very dull and weak. The
receipts have been very light, only 1000 for
the week. While prices here have been low,
they have been fully up to other markets.
The run of range cattle has commenced and
more active market is anticipated.
The receipts of hogs have been much
lighter the past week than during the
week previous, there being only
5l00 hogs in last week. The market
closed on Saturday about zoe stronger than
the opening price on Monday. The light re-
ceipts have had a tendency to force prices up
Cattle-The receipts OF range cattle yester-
day and to-day were heavier than on any
more active. Values continue steady.
Hogs-The receipts of hogs have fallen off
very suddenly, and there were not enough
in to make market to-day. The demand is
good and the packers are unable 10 get
enough 10 keep them going.
Sheep-No demand.