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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-07-10

Estate Of Henry Frost. Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator of the csta tc
Of Henry lrust, deceased. Ia the creditor,
o., aiid all persons having claims against
tie Slid t!ccca>cI. ~ exhibit them. will the
necessary vouchers. within ten 10 month,
utter the Iirsi publication of tins notice, Ia
the SAID administrator a. his .b!ac, Of bust
ness. Nam street, town ~ hcscItllii, AIlu-
rus county, Idaho Territory.
JAcoa L. LocxaAx.
Administrator Of the Estate of Henry Frost.
Deceased.
Dated hctchnm, Idaho March 2, 1896.
lIrs. publication March -, 1886.
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To G. Blasskower and ". 8. Kelley ana =
vou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Andarson. one Of your co-own.
err. hive performed labor to the ve!ue .
$50 for C. Blaszkower, owner Of Ieet; c NJ
80 for ". s. Kelley and J. Kane, JOINT
owners of 60 feet, in the years a. ". !9n'
1878. 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, lSev iooll .oo n,
1888 lss4, and 1885 being 20" or roa and IS for
e,ch wear for said 90 feet OF Kelley ana
Kane. i'm and upon the lode mining cialIu
Ennwn as the Wide West, the discovery
cla;,n Of 100 feet. located July I, 1888, ny
r. l.. Setback and others, ana recorueu ~!
Il. 1863. in book Of transcribed rec0rus y.
quartz claims Of Boise county l. l;,,,a 49,
Alturas county, !. T., page %: ana s'ua.I
nm the divide between Red Warrior ana
Kearney gulchcs, in Bear Creek or hco
Warrior Mining District. Aituras county;
Idaho Territory: YOUR interests Oh % aHu
30 feet being undivided therein.
The said work was the annuoi fePrese"
tative work required to be done pv Sec..o',
states To hold the said interests Of % ana "a
feet. being mt the required rate, OF FLY ioi
cach IN, feet. said claims having been
,ocatcd prior to May ~, 1872; the whole
representative wo, k required and perform
ed for said II years on said i2V ieet peihe
II 40. OF which your proportion - VIC S"i"
sums of 80 for said - feet. ana s'- loi
said 90 feet.
And you are hereby notified that unless
your respective shares of so due from I.
B!aszkower. and $72 due from w. ;. kell.
and j. Kane, be paid for said representa-
tive labor for said II years. to the under
signed, by you or your legal representa-
tives, within ninety days after the last
publication of this notice, which is to he
published ninety days, then your respectiv,
interests OF - feet aud 90 feet. undivided u,
said Wide West lode claim OF 1900 feet, VIII
bc forfeited and become the property of IN.
undersigned. one of your co-owners. under
the provisions of said section 232l vi tht
Revised Statutes Of the United states.
My residence and postoiiice address Is
HALEY. Alturas county. Idaho Territory.
Y. S. ANDERSON.
Dated March 8, 1856.
First publication April 10 1886.
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MINING DISTRICTS!
AND SHOULD DE -


Interested in the Mining Developments c.:
this, or amy other portion Of IDAHO.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

~
To I2iwn L. Preston, or bis uei' T"
V ) ijiI ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED d 5Ss
Z Ihave expended one hunasa ~.
In labor aud improvcMen.s. - ~
mcnt work OH the Twin Mas.
mining Claim. situated IN slen"ff erdR',
District, Alturas county. ldar undS
in order 10 hold said prem 50 ~ $3.50.
Il iI.s United ssases: have 01 S5lssst e
You iisty dollars. and ii width . r ~
alter this notice you iAIl "a '. '.,csprsI
portion Of said expeodirare, Is ,.s,on,sE
your interest in said claim WIZ ssil
property vi tie subscriber u''.s s,uAtl
ilon 333i, being the aa'oans M o.
hold the same for the year 1872,
bar 81. 1875. uANa ,osy, flsss
D.aed sl Vienna, A!sorss coa"' =
January - 1874 :, ,lu
FIRST ,,sol;ca.:0a jaaAar !"
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UNITED STATES LAND orr,
HAIRY, IDAHo. December 3, I'VE
NOTICE Is HEREBY Hivtrt'is
~ the Courier Mining Connar.nN THN
alton organized and existing nnda cospc,.
virtue Of the laws Of the Terr;,n ,.uer anaI,
with its principal Office in tIrs o. r,ss
County Of Salt Lake. end doing t Wy arj
y he County Of lturas, Terr,torro uslness h
by its attorney-in-fact, W. II. VI lcshs
postoffice address is HALEY. Altnrnut' Who.
Idaho Territory, has made annI; as .e,osn,y
a patent for the Courier ny aton T..
claim. situate in section p. I. iiV " rnilir,
Boise Meridian, Warm Springs CrelhnEE
ing District, Aifuras county. IdaLeE Mn.
tory, consisting OF 1900 linear fsa. len.
lode; ana surface ground 600 feet MID u.
Lot NO. a, and described in the fsIS oeins
ana plat OF the Official survey on H. holss
office, with magnetic variaiion n ~. IN III.
east as follows: HS D.
Commencing nj the discover,.
this claim. and running south me point't
center line of claim $50 feet slon,
east end line of claim; thence nor,S el ssS9nlL.
DI.s3 feet To corner No. /: thenco 70 ~, ese
west 6l5.IS feet 10 corner M u,hfo
north 80 west 1900 feet To corn, ..heac.
thence north AGO east 6l5. Il fcc .., !, No J:
No. 4; thence south so east I5o1 70 cone,
corner Mol, embracing am area " .eet %
acres applied for. No conflicts VI AG
From corner No. the corner r..
%, -, - and % of 7. y. r * Tregnpori
Meridian, bears north $50 4 west r.; -b.oiSs
The said mining claim being NJ r .o'' leti
the Office of the County Record.r ogydh
Mining District, at HALEY. in ~ aa
county, Idaho Territory. Tic alla'a,
known location being the Iron ne--'e:,
Any and all persons claiming adj,
any portion OF the said 'To1r;a. yy',se.r
mining claim or surface ground ave- >. zoe
ed to file their adverse claims tLrre,.os l Gt
the Register of the United STAT. VIA
Office. at Haley, Idaho Tcrritorv LAD. i1af
the sixty days publication thereof wilma
will be barred by virtue Of the proyis 4, u'ei
the statute in such cases made and ,ro,i,
HOMER T.. POUND pcaG;,am
] direct that the foregoing notice sr.sL.
cation for patent be published for tbe
If sixty days (tcn consecutive wa, le,%y
TIE kETcItM kEYsroNr. a weeLlr
paper published az ketcAum nss"
county, Idaho Territory. '''a'a
HOMER /. POUND. peri.,..
w. H. WATT, Atty for applicant
first publication December a IsSi
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Graders on the Oregon Pacific
railroad are still at work on the
Malhcur and in possession of the
only pass through which railroad
can pass in that section
1t is understood that the Oregon
Pacific is working in conjunction
with the Chicago d Northwestern
building west.-Statesman.
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To VIM. Armstrong, or his heirs or assigns !.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
4 have expended oae hundred dollar
in labor and improvements upon the ESlue
bird iosie mining claim, situated in say
tooth Mining District. Altlras county
year ending December 81. IL 3. being tn
amount required hy Ivy t. add the SAM.
under the Observation-Disclosures
81 ststJs.es 81 tie United Stat,s. Yolr p,--
ton of said a sse :smcas wo x Tor yol' IN L.
yide1 one-hc!f interest o. sal 1 claim Is
iifty $40. J dclars; aud if yol ia.i o.
refuse 5, con.rioa.s your pjrs.Dl of slch
expenditure rs cO.Jvne', within ni1et,
days aftsr t:ie pa5licli,i II tlis Il, l:s.
your intcrast in sail "a ii y. / N.)n.t.i
properly ~ tas sloss-ia:e allse AL b.
.aeproyiNons .! 3il Jss:iol !i...
:, L;MsJ 3lx:7.
Paystsc, Ada coi7:y. I. 4. APRIL }, / IS.
tisss pioI'-a.ol IA; =, ga "a
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In character, in manners, in
style, in all things, the supreme
excellence is simplicity.-Emerson.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
PRICES co STILL LOWER.
Large Blocks of Long Wheat Thrown on the
Market by Bears,
THE MONEY MARKET A FACTOR.
Corn and Oats Also Sell or Half
Cent-Provisions More Active
and Higher-The Cattle
Market.
THE MONEY MARKET A FACTOR.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 2S Special Telegram
to the BEE. l-WHE AT-October sold down
to 7T7Ec to-day. 1t opened at 7Sc advanced
lqc reacted to 7Sc, and rallied slightly
dropped to t1I7Sc, and for an hour or two
tlrctuated between 1SC6iS&c. "Old Hutch
sold a tremendous line of puts last night and
the crowd thought he was not averse to talk
ing wheat, but he was spared the trouble
The market closed fraction above the put
price, Cables We're quiet, but exporters re-
ported better inquiry on the part of for
eigners, and nearly every city forwarded adj
vices of the transaction of some shipping
business on foreign account. One of the
tickers gave currency to hot wheat report,
but it proved to be baSeless, and the origna-
tor OF the libel on the integrity of Chicago
wheat got caught for neat little sum on the
reaction that followed the springing of the
yarn Shippers say that old No. 9 Chicago
wheat commands premium, and exporters
assert that wheat in store here is in magnii-
cent condition and was never better A
great quantity of long wheat was unloaded
on this market to-day, and rs
the bear leaders were again thought
to be freely covering, as the smaller
fry was most assuredly doing, IL is not i'm
probable that the market was nearer the
bottom this afternoon than it has been for
quite period. The increasing local demand
for money, accompanied by hardening rates
OF interest was construed favorably by both
bulls and bears-by the former that it means
better business and remunerative returns for
dearer money; and by the latter as indicative
OF a demand for cash with which to move
crops, rs precursor of the free early move
ment of new wheat, which they agree must
still further depresS values. Should the e
per cent rate cause heavy deliveries of wheat
to land in strong hands 1t is now very
generally scattered among grain men on
change. Wheat closes to-day &c lower than
yesterday. The market at the close cannot
be described as very weak, though the ele-
ment of strength was certainly not Obtru-
sively conspicuous.
CORN-Corn, like wheat, closes &c lower
than yesterday. the last trades being on a Da
sis of 401sc for September, 421s(G42l4c for DC.
receipts of 1000 cars Monday was the princi-
pal source Of Weakness The receipts to-day
were large. Speculation was only moderate
in volume.
OATs-The last quotations mark decline
| of 14@$sc in oats. The same causes that
operated in corn were productive of similar
results in oats.
uPRovIsIoNs-A moderate degree of activity
was discernable in provisions. Lard and pork
closed higher. September lard was mar ked
up from sos to S7.221a, where it rested at
the close, and pork leaves off nc higher
than yesterday.
CURB, 2:25 p. m.-October wheat 7S6c
sellers; puts, 711S0T96c; calls, TS5Ec. From
New y ork twenty boat loads were reported
taken for export. October corn, 424 4@42$sc
sellers; puts, 421sc; calls, 424c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

WTANTED-A girl for general house work
near 2!nd st. 527.2St
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August Especial Telegram
to the BEE. -CATTLE-The receipts of cat
tie today were fairly large-large enough to
largest on record. Very few cattle were
wanted and sold uncvenly, but there were
many stale and fresh cattle of poor quality
which nobody wanted even at lower rates.
Prices during the week have declined about
25G35c according to quality. Many cattle
were left over yesterday, but among the late
sales were the following: 100 Kansas cattle,
1860 lbs $3.50; 1S0 Kansas, 1920 lbs, Sab; 81
good 1898 10 steers, $4.55, and 1875 head of 1543
lbs, $3.50. The receipts of range cattle this
week were 14,600, through Texans 1l,100,
northern rangers a total of 25,7O0. Friday
many Texan cattle arrived and 1,432 head
were sold, making 5000 head of through
Texans sold during the day. Late sales also
included 100l wintered Texans, making
the total sales of northern rangers about $500
head. These sales of southern and northern
range cattle aggregated $500 head or just
about 80 per cent. of the total arrivals of cat
1850 to 1900 lbs, ~, 100000; 1900 to 1850 lbs,
$3.9O@440: $50 to 1900 lbs, S350@4OO.
Through Texas cattle were shade lower.
Grass cows, S2.20C0?.75: steers, S2.700l3.60; /;
natives and halt-breeds, S3.00Gl4.40: wintered
Texans, S2.15Gl3.60.
HoGs.-The market was active and prices
about &c higher than Friday. Fair to good
to choice, MS4,59GGt7o; 80 fair to good heavy,
4.70; fair to good heavy mixed, S4.500465; ;
good to choice, S4.650l4.75; choice to extra
heavy, S4s0I05. 90; light miXel grass hogs,
S370(G4.25; heavy mixed, do, S425(04.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
General Markets.

WooI-Mcdium, 17920c per 10; fine heavy,
1?Wl5c; light liGl7c; coarse, l20pl5c; bury
wool, 2(d5c OH.
sc; PRIME oak sole leather, 3693Sc.
Upper leather, per foot, 20tG25c; hem. kip,
75dS5c oak kip, o5(G95c; French kip, $1,000
1.20; hem. calf, .Sl.0OGl.lO; oak calf, $1,000
l.25; French calf, Sl.25Gl IS; Morocco boot
pings and Innings, s6ooatOO0 per dos
HEAVY HARDwARE-lron, rate, $50;
low steal special cast, &c; crucib lesteel, &c;
Sl.75@3.oo; hubs, per set, Sl.25; felloes,
sawed dry, Sl.40; tongues, each, 75c; axles,
each, 75c: square nuts per, ID. 7(Gllc; coil
chain, per ID, Sole; maileabie, nal 6CgsSi iron
spring steel, .7@sc:, Burdens horsesnoes.
S44O Burdens mule shoes. $40: Barbed
wire, IN car lots $500 per 100 lbs. Qronl
Sns sass 10 t. H f s0 ss5 nails oren}a
3US powder, Kegs $a.So: do, half kegs, 500;
do, quarter Kegs, so; blasting kegs, $2.35;
fuse, per 10 feet, 65c. Lead Bar SIG.
PAINTS IN Ou.-W neead. Omaha, 7. +,
1@c; white lead, st; Lcnis p ure, s7.75; Mar
eilles green. to35 10 cans. &c; French zinc
green seal, l2c; French zinc red seal, lie;
French zinc, in varnish asst, 2Oc; French
red, 10c; rose pink, l4c; Venetian red, Cook
sons 2$ic: Venetian red, American, 119c
red lead, 715c; chrome yellow, genuine, 20c;
chrome yellow, X, l2e ochre, rochelle; Sc;
Winters mineral. 216c; Lehigh brown, 2I5c ;
panish brown. 2hc: Princes mineral. &c.
DRY PAIN. .s-White lead, sc;Frenc MI nc
&c; Paris whiting, 2!l9c; whiting, gilders,
manstown, 12c; lampblack, ordinary, Sc;
Prssian blue, 55c: utramarine, lSc; vandyke,
brown, Sc: lumber, burnt &c; umber, raw, &C;
sienna burnt. 4c: sienna. raw, 4c; Paris
green. genuine, 25c; tarls green. common.
22c; chrome green, y. Y. 2Oc; chrome green
X, i2c; vermillon, English, in oil zoe; raw
and burnt umber. Id, cans. l2c; raw and
burnt sienna, he; vandyke, brown, l3c; re-
fined lampblack, 12c; coach black and ivory
black 16c; drop black, 16c Prussian blue,
40c; ultramarine blue, lsc; chrome green, H.,
NJ 4 D., lGe; blind and ,s shutter M a green, L.; NJ
Venetian red. Sc: Tuscan, 22c; American
vermlllion, l.. q d., 29c; yellow ochre DC; l..
M. & .. d., 1Sc: good 0chre, Ice: patent
dryer, Sc; granting color, light oak, dark oak,
wlanut, chestnut and ash. 12c
DRUGS AND CgEMIcALs-Acid, carDellc,
32c: acid. tartaric t2c balsam cODaiba, per
IL, 42c: bark. sassafras, per ID. lOc calomel,
per 10 nc: chinchonidla. per OF, 4Oc; chloro-
form, per H. 40 C; Dover's powders, per h.,
Sl.25; EPSON salts; per b. $19c glycer5n1e.
oil castor No. per gaI liz Si5o 3os oil s castor s@
POIorlgannum, soc; opium. $3.50; quinlne,
l. .& w. and r. d S., per OF, roc; potassium
iodide, per Ii, $500: salicin, per or, 40c; sui
phate morphine pei on. S2.40; sulphur, per
fb, 4c; strychnlne Fer OF, Sl.25.
NARNIsnEss- Barrels, per gallon: Furni- nj
coach extra, sl.4O; coach, No; l, Sl,2o; Da-
mar, extra Sl.75; Japan, zoe; asphaltum.
extra, 5Sc; shellac, $3.50; hard oil finish,
S1.5O.
Dry Lumber.
DIMENSIONS AND TINBERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
Notes.


y uull saturday,
Receipts Of both cattle and hogs heavy,
Mosier Il Son, Lorah, sold three loads OF
cattle.
of cattle to-day,
Mr.. Files, of Files u Co., Cedar Rapids
was in With hogs.
johnson Bros, Medicine Bow, had twelve
hundred sheep in to-day.
Five ears OF cattle were received from tho
Bay state Cattle company.
Summcrcamp Il Wagner, Caldwell, had
sixteen cars of cattle In to-day.
Majors II Atkinson, Rawlius, had thirty
two loads of cattle at the yards.
Mr.. Lincoln, Plum Creek was visitor at
the yards to day. He has ten thousand sheep
whcE he will send here,
S'D. NJ. llaworth, of Elwcll Il Green, live
stock commission merchants of Chicago, was
looking over the yards to-day.
Mr.. Hewitt came in with the Major 4 At
kinson cattle, and Jacob Wagner with the
Sum mercamp ~ Wagner cattle.
The following we've registered at the hotel:
A. J.. Spcarnan, Springfield; J: l.. Crawford,
c. w. Tomin, Central City; Frank Hewitt,
Dennis Marion. Laramie; T.. Grcnamyer,
Council Bluffs; ID. VI. llaworth, Chicago;
Gil BlunS; Bcniamin Majors; ,Rawlins,, ,Wyo.;
j. l.. Atkinson, Evanston Wyo., G. 5. Lin
coin, Plum Greek; L. Il. Thompson, Snake
river, Colo; }. l.. Mosier, Atlantic, Iowa;
A. SOmmerCamp.
The following had hogs on the market:
}. W uhc, }. f. Lower Stromsburg: }. NJ.
Dcibs 4 Son, Scrlbncr, Bliss \ Bliss Schuy-
Ter; Fuller \, Payton, Fullerton: y. d.
Slater, Frazier " Co., Wayne; J. l.. Chad
wick, Central City; j, D. Hatfield ~ Co,
Ctylearwoter MeiSner 4 fnylHr shelton; e.
5. Lucas, Central City; REYNOLDS paWSlon Il
Veil " Co., Bennett, c. ii. Polmelc d Co.,
Cedar creek; q. q. Nreeland, Juniata.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

sUU
Now work Aucust ~ -Wh,at-Rcccints
1GS, 900 exports, none; spot, 15tdstc and op-
tions 5lG f'c lower closing steady: ungradcd
red, red s4a9!e; NO. No. 3rcd, Sc in elevator, SS&
Sencmber % Vi ciosiSg ot S,i," STi|'" '/t' II
Corn"Spot, iG6lSc and options as@Ssc
lower. closing steady; ungraded 5OW5llgc;
No. . SOC in store and elevator, Sic ailoat;
September closing II 495sc. -,
ports, 1000 mixed western, 81 .dS3c; white
Petroleum Gle,
Eggs-Wcak; western, l@Gl6l4c.
Pork-Firm; new mess, Sll.OO; old mess,
Sll 00H1L31S.
Lard-Westcrn steam spot SI31js.
Butter-Quict but firm.
Chcesc-Firm.
Milwaukee. August 2S. Wheat Cash,
75sic: October, 7Sc.
Corn-No. ., 4Okc.
Oats-NO. ., 259sc.
Barley-No. . 5sl5c.
Pork-Scptember, S9.45.
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Wheat-No. 9
red. zoe,
Corn-Dull. lower.
Oats-No. . mixed, 2sc.
RyC-No. ., Sic.
Pork-SlO.OO.
Lard-S6.S5.
Minneapolis. August es. - Wheat
Unsettled and lower: No hard, cash, 75c !;
Spptcmher 15l,c: No | northern, cash,
13LSc; SEPTEMBER 73S4c; No. northern, cash,
tic. ,,
Flour-Dull patents, S4,aOGi5o; bakers,
So 4OCU3.50
Receipts $1,000 bushels.
Shpments-Wheat, 6,OoO bushels; flour,
2G, 600 barrels
st. Louis. August S.--Wheat-Firm:
No. = red, cash, 80 .0Q165sc; September,
77IIc.
Corn-Lower; No. Q, cash, 3714c; Septem-
Der, 37l46o}1$tc
OatS-Lower; No. 2, cash, 25l4W2Gc; Sep
tenber, pc.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
LIVE STOCK.
Corn-Cash, 41Tc.
Oats--Neglected.

Chicago. August 2S.-The Drover's Jour
nal reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts. $500; slow and shade
lower; shipping steers S350G5.00; stock
ers and feeders, So. .00Ge3i0; cows, bulls and
mixed, S1.50@3.5 50; bulk, S2.2o@2.75; through
Texas cattle a shade lower; grass cows, So 20
(0275; steers, S2.70,G3.60; western rangers,
II 900. Received for the week, natives and
half breeds, S3oOG4.4o; w!ntered Texans,
So. .75CG3.G0.
sc higher; rough and mixed. S3,S59t 20 ;
packing and shipping, S4.7O85.05; light,
S3. 75Gt4.S0; skipS, 81. .G0M565.
Shecp-Receipts. 1900; steady; natives,
Sl.75@l.00; Texans, SL7593.0O; lambs, $500
@500.
St. Louis. August 2S.- -Cattc--Receipts,
400; shipments 600; common to choice
shipping, $365GllT5; butcher steers, S3.501
4 90; cows and heifers, S2.@5a350.
Hogs-Recepts, l,GOO: shipments, zoo;
butchers and best heavy, S4.S5@lOO; mixed
packing, $4.35@A7j; light, S4OOQi65.
Kansas City, August 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, 1000; common to
choice, ga. 3.4064.5O; St0ckers and feeders,
$230>d3.40; cows, $l.5OM2.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 500;
opened strong, closing weak and a shade
lower: common to choice, S2.4Ot0i.6o; Skips
and pigs, $2.S0W4.lO.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

"ANTED-Immed ediatcly. good girl for gen
w eral housework, best wages given ut
northwest corner Hamilton and Pier sts
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
FINANCIAL.

New York. August 2S.-MoNRY-On call
loaned from to 10 per cent closing at A
per cent asked.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Unchanged
at 4(CD5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak, but active
and unsettled; actual rates, $4.S0R for sixty
day bills and S4.S3$4 for demand.
GovERNMENTs-Govern were dull
but steady.
SToCKS-The day on the stock market was
the dullest for many weeks. The acknowl-
edgment of the demand for an increase in
wages on the New York Central was made
to-day, but had no effect. The most import
ant movement in prices was a drop of 21S per
the opening We're comparatively steady
Trading was extremely dull and steady, eX-
cept in some few special stocks, until the
afternoon, when prices yielded small frac-
tons, but the market closed steady, generally
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICE s

Advertisements under this head, 10 cents per
line tor the FIRST insertion, cents for each sub
sequent insertion. and slJO line per month
No advertisement taken for less than % cents
for the FIRST insertion. Seven words will be
counted TO the line they must run consccu-
lively and must be paid in advance. All adver
tiscments must be handed in before O'Clock
p, m, and under no circumstances will they be
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising in these columns and hav-
ing the answers addressed in care Of THE BEE
will please ask for check TO enable them to get
their letters, as none viii be delivered except
on presentation OF check All answers to ad-
vertsements should he enclosed in cnvelopcs
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

IITANTED-An experienced commercial
w traveller used to the crockery, glass,
paints, oils and grocery trade wants to travel
for an Omaha wholesale house; satisfactory
references and security If required. Address l.
IS, Bee office. 532 29'
NTANTED-By q man of experience, trades
w mems books to post OF an evening. Ad-
dress l. 80. Bee Office. bj3 -
lLANTED-Position as COOK small family.
w Inquire l5li Jackson. 4m
WANTED-A position to do second work in
w private family bya Swedc, call Atlantic
hotel. 421-2s'
NTANTED-A situation as stenographcr and
w typewriter 10y competent young lady
with one years experience in Office work.
Address l. 81, Zee Office. 42g 2St
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

All sales OF stock IN this market are mado
pc. cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated,
Dead hogs sell at &c per III for all weights,
skins or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs
no value. Pregnant sowS are docked 40 lbs
and stnus 81 lbs
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

WTASTED-A young man to work. or one to
w learn the trade preferred Must be willing
10 do ANYTHING. Call at dye works, l2l2 Douglas
ST on Monday Morning. 54T 20
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

LNOR SALE-i-room house and lot. 9lXl35 II,
i Shinn's 3d add, beautiful location, $3.50.
broom house and lot jlNvJ It., on Irene st. bet.
Hamilton and Charles $3.50. houses of 9
rooms each, city water and gas, ON King and
Caldwell stS., 5000, very easy terms. ? farms
in Iowa, one in Fremont Co. and one in Ida Co,
to trade for city property or merchandise. 20
acres nice suburban property on military road,
$3.50 per acre, Il bargain. New groom house,
furnace, grnto, city water, gas, Cistern, good
barn, fine location, corner lot, $4,000 w. G..
Tcmpleton Co., Rooms and Omaha Natl
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

That tired feeling" from which you
suffer SO much, particularly in the morn
ing, is entirely thrown of by Hood Sar-
saparilla.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
No Uncertainty.

effect of Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. No one need
to suffer a single hour if they will take
one or two doses of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29

Bulk Meats - Shoulders, S5i5CG5.S7IS
short clear. Sc 6olG6.65; short ribs, sG,!h,
Butter-Firm; creamery, l6G22' &c; dairy,
l2dl1c.
Cheese-Quiet; full cream chcddars. s(6
size; flats. S'.Wac; Young Americas, o@9'4c
ESgs-ll lItdl2bc.
Hldes-Grecn salted, fully cured Sc: light,
SCGSsac damaged, &c; bull hides, 5s4c;
drv Sated 1lldl9c: dry flint, lSdl4c; calf
skins, slGl04c; deaconS SOC each
Tallow-No. l country, Sia@33Ic; cake,
SSxr, No Yc
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-29
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Saturday Eyening. August %.

Saturday Evening, August 2S.
CATTLE-The receipts were heavier to-day
than they have been fol, some time. The
market was very dull and inactive.
HoGS-The receipts were liberal, but the
market was slow and dull.
Sheep--There is no market