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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-28

IT takes about three hundred and fifty
million dollars year to pay the expenses
OF the United States Government, or prsc-
tIcally . million dollars q day,
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WAsHIR GToN, Oct. 26.-The president
to-day directed the suspension Of N. E.
Benton, United States attorney for the
western district Of Missouri, and eff VIM.
A. Stone, United States attorney for the
western district OF Pennsylvania. This
action In the case of District Attorney
Benton was based on information that he
is n0w and has baen for some time past
engaged in addressing series of poiisi-
cal meetings throughout Missouri, with
appointments advertised for nearly ev-
cry evening up to the time OF the cleo
lion. The president endorsed the paper
setting forth the above stats ment. ''lei
this officer be suspended at once and
returned II to the attorney general for an
enforcement Of the order. The suspen-
sion OF District Attorney Stone WAS made
for similar reasons. OF the suspended
Ulcers Mr.. Benton is q democrat and
Mr.. Stone republican.
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THE friends OF the court house propO-
sition should persuade Mr.. Soden TO write
letter on the subject. 1t would insure
the passage Of the measure.
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R.I1ingmm Rnrned.

TAUNTON. Mass. Oct 20-The old TROLL
ing mill OF the Old Colony Iron Works At
E at Tauaton. burned this morning. caus-
ing loss of $50. 900, partially covered by
insurance.
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Killed bKa Negro.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Mary Dolan
and Miss Nora Moran were assaulted by a
negro last night on Sixty-third street. The
purpose of the assault was robbery and
the asssaiIant succeeded in getting forty
dollars from Mrs Dolsn. The women
screamed for help and the negro knocked
Mrs. Dolan to the ground with his fist. A
baby which the unfortunate woman carried
set up . CRY as il YVES dashed
violently to the sidewalk and
the Tpffisn made a vicious kick
1t II, which took Effect 10 the mothers alb
domer, render 'ng iier unconscious. The
brute then kicked The pr DstTate woman on
the face and head until she presented q
frIghtful appearance. She will probably
die. The negro picked up her hand
satchei aud started awsy on q run. He
overlook Miss Moran and felled her to the
ground by q blow with his fist and then
checked and kicked her until she, too, wss
sengeless and bleeding. The negro es-
cAne0,
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LETTER LIsr.


List OF letters uncsIled for and remaining In
the pOstofice at EmporiA, Kansas, for the week
ending Oct. 81. 1855. Please give the date OF
advertisement when called for:
Aiken, George McMaken. George
Armstrong, Miss Allie Melton, hrs a
Bailey, VIM MeltoDa, Mrs
baseT, Frank Ailler, MS EtIza
Barneil. HilleP, B-2
Bishop. John Moss, George
Boyd, George-2 Murray, John
Boyd. Mrs Mary Ode1. Edward
BraddG Id. James Parker, James
Brown. Jessie Powell.
Cage, Tom R2tclId, SilAs
chatham, True Richter. W a
Cook. David G Russell. Maggie
COOK. Capt Smith Sanl, DR.
CoWlers, MIS- sarah Snyder. Baker
Cutter, b 3 SprAgue, Orange
Good, Scion Stewart. Dixon
Graham, " Taylor. Mrs Ann
HRrdue. David Thompson, Charles o
Hays, Miss Nellie Truck, Mrs saTah-2
HIGHLAND d Co VefbittCC
Hollingsworth, L A Ward, "
Jones, b 4 Williams. Williams
Jones, B Welt, Grant
Jones. Miss Aollie Yeoman. FF
evils, Mrs Young, Joe
Lindsey, Mrs Jane Zimmerman, Miss ka-
McLachien, Miss Jen- tys
n BIRDSALL P NJ
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VINO said the water works proposition
would be showed under.
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JNO. FLUKER.

WHAT We want now is q new court houss
ana Jail.
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AT the request OF our some OF prohibition
friends we publish as . matter of news
the prohibition ticket.
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l. @. 7. CGveneses county treasurer Of Lyon
county, do 8clemnlY swear that she above
and foregoing statements shows tho time con-
d ton Of che funds in the county treasury 90
tne best OF nay know edge. onMcnday morn
ing, Oct, -, 1855. CT CATAHESs,
County Treasurer Lyon Co Kansas.
Subscribed and sworn 60 before ne this
SSH day OF Ocbober, 4. D.. 1855.
RnLAND LAKIH, County Clerk.
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STATE OF KANSAS,


TooUNTY sEAL.l County Clerk.
STATE OF KANSAS
], Roland L-kIn. county cieik of Lyon
unity, do hereby certify that the hbose ana
order of the board of county commissioners
of SAID county concerning the matters there
entered of record in my ONCE. as such coun-
ty clerk. on this l4th day OF september, =, u.
1Ss8, as the same now appears OF record IN
my ONCE. ,....,,
scribed my name aud aftiLed the seal Of sid
county, this l4th day OF Sepfsmm1Serix 4; D.'
-''' County Clerk of Lyon County. Kansas.
STATE OF kANsAs, IS
Now, therefore, 1, j. H. white, sheriff of
said Lyon county, under and by virtue OF the
IoTsgo1ng o6des o. t1e 3I Sna ts Hn
thority vested in me by law IS such sherlns
qualified voters Of said Lyon county. state
of Kansas that there viii be held on the
vember. a. D. 1855. the same being Tuesdsy,
November 2 1856, an election at the usual
sss. upon the proposition as set forth IN the
foregoing order of the board OF county com
manner and form as therein set forth, and
'h"t said election viii be held, the returns
manner and at the same time As is provided
1 by law for general elections
| Done at the sherin's once in the Oily of
Emporia in the County of Lyon this 18th day
OF september A. d. 1880 wuHTH
Sheriff of Lyon County in the State OF Kan
'as-
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
| LYoE COUNTY.
The state of Kansas TO all whom these
presents come greetng; "
| Lyon county. Kansas, by virtue Of authority
in me vested. do. By this proclamation. give
ing re fEst Mos1day in ESysm5sE merit At, Be;
| held general election, and the onicsrs &C
''1N' '--'-' ~ STATE oFFIcERs. S.
GovernoL.. ooza-,o-
| Associate Justlce of the Supreme Court.
ssec t Tr o. state
| AUDITOR OF state,
AstsoIney GeneFH y; p,,,,,,. 1ns.-,o.,on.
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| CouETY oEFIoEEs: s,... -.
ana Tift9- TiftE FSnresenfatfVe dI-frfcss.
Prooase Judge:
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n County supsrIntendent OF Public Instruc-
s3n: c.-ur....,o-a- To- s,,-o oo,,,.,.-
sloHsr district.
r.h,,, $780, TsTsta ~ ss.S r1Ins,,,r
Township clerk for each Township.
II T0WnEnip IreaS 1 1s for SecH Town p1 ND
hip.
Two Sonss56lss Ior seca . LSWpsniP n,s.-,..
in each Township.
e 1ne VA Vose for on hs DTo
posed amendments 20 the state constituf on.
d y % sSa n 1o al eS se sc. di -
i fV1s ofA arn0r1
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county this 70Sh csy Of sepssmber. A. D
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JOHNFLUKER
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in
FLOUR. FEED AND BALED HAY.

We have Just received IS car loads, or
Twelve thousand sacks, which we bought
very low and can sell you -four from IS
cents per sack TO ST so for Red Cross or
leaVenWorth Premium, the Best High
Patent Flour in this market.
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Markets AT TRADE CENTERs

n. BIRDsALL, P. =
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Nov. 2i.-Ths Droyer's Journal
TepOrts as follows:
Receipts, 10000: slow; best natives
steady; shipping steers, S3.3CGi,0i; stockers
and feeders, 50 2Old3.40 cows, bulls ana
mixed, 81. 1908 20; bulk SaO0@2.4j; through
Texas steers, S9,50d3.5O; western rangers,
western natives and halt-hreeds, S., 1898 So;
western Texans 2S0(93,60.
Hogs Receipts, $1,000; steady; rough and
mixed, s3f0(93S5; packing and shipping,
s3,lO9LOj; light, sS.5Od395; skips, S9.251
$40.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; slow; common
lower; natives, S2.25ld4 90; western, 81. 75C5
$40; Texans, S2.Oo92U0; lambs, sj.501iGO
81. Louis, Nov. 2.-Cattle- Receipts,
1890; shipments, COO; strong ON fal, handy
grades; slow and dull on others; choice ma.
tive steers, si,3Oai.i0; fair 10 good shipping
steers, $1,000 20; butcher steers, fair TO
choice. s9sl@4.O0; feeders, fair TO good
S2;5oGS.l5; stockers, fair 10 good sl.s592 -.
Mogs-Reeeipts, 1900; shipments, s,ooo;
bulk Of sales at an advance of 5@lOc over
Yesterday; market closed active and strong
choice heavy and butchers selections, S3.95
Iorkers, medium TO best, S709S.90; pigs,
common to good, s2.5o@36O.
Kansas City, Nov. 24.-CattIe- Receipts,
1,j0O; shipments, none; StockeTs aud feeders
strong ana active; cOrn-fed steers weak and
shade lower; common 10 choice, So 25(d4. 80 ;
stnckerS, O. Sd2.15; feeding steers, s.. S0lS
$50; COWS, sl.50(S..60
Hogs-Receipts, 20, coo; shipments, none I:
weak ana lOe lower, common TO choice, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

Jamaicas. choice, per bbl, 50 90; Jamaicas,
choice, per box, S4.JU.
GRAPEs-Malaga, per bbl, 5000; Malaga,
5-l0 bbl lots, per Dbl, $3.50; Catawba ID
baskets, 15c
Provisions - Ham, sugor-cured, 11i4@
l1i8c; breakfast bacon, sugar-curc1,
boneleSs, 10c; shoulders, sugar-curcd
Gilc; clear side bacon, Sc; dry sated sides
7asc: dried beef, hams lac: dried beer, reg.
ular, 1!c; mess pork, per bbl. $3.50: lard &C
10 cans Fairbanks, 7i4c; 10, and 5-lt
pals. Fairbanks, 7l4WSc.
BEANs-inferior stock So O557t0O good
clean country SlOOdl.25; medium, hand
picked, si.j0d LEO; hand picked navy, Sl.GO
solo.
FLOUR AND MuLLsTUFFs-N inter wheat
-four best quality patent 81, IS; second qual.
-four, patent. 500; bran. 5jc per YER cwi chopped
feed, 10c per cwt white corn neal 90c;
yellow corn meal, soc per cwt: screening, 60c
per cwt; hominy, sou per c,wt: shorts, 55c
Goo per ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
GpOcerS' TiiSt.

P1cKLEs-Medium in bbls $3.50: do, in
half bbIs, S3.15; small, in pb!s; $50; do, in
half }f b6sj 6 S4'25i gherkins, in bbls, $3.50; do,
.SYRup-No. 20. 4.gallon kegs, Si.2O; New
orIIe9n1Ss Per Per, gallon $o@GG3 maple syrup
per doz, $500; quart cans, $S.Gv.
,STARCH-,Mlrror glass. lb, 5alc;, mirror
gloss, 3 ID, 5i4c:, mirror gloss, Glb, 6hc;
Graves corn, 10, &c; Kingsfords corn, lb,
gloss 6 lb PC; KingstOrd's pure, 3 ID, 73Ic;
Kingsfords bulk, ic.
ToBACCo--Plug, climax, 42c; horseshoe,
sc; star. %9c; spearhead, 50c: piperheidsick,
zoe; gold shield, Sic; merry war, "3c: j. L.
ToBAcco-Smoking, Durham Is, Sic; rs,
5tc; rs; sc; S. Goc; meers!chnm, SOC; old
MATcHEs-Per caddie, 2Sc; square cases,
Sl.T0: mule square, Sl.2O.
CANDY-Mixed, 9GQll!lsc; stick, sl@@0Ic
CRACkERs-Garneau'S soda, butter and
picnic, PIG; creams, Sac; ginger snaps Size;
SoAPS--Kirks savon imperial, s27O;
Krll,,s satinet $500; Kinks standard, S30j;
cap, $3.50; dome, $3.50; washboard, $50;
white cloud. S.. 10.
RorE--}9 inch. 92lc; q inch, 1o41c; a inch,
0SIc.
4c: in eyaporated boxes, 9as@9j9c black
berries boxes, 9ss(G95kc; peaches, Salt Lake,
1856 E5@7&c; peaches. eyaporated, l514C1
lie; raspberries, new, l9l59!Oc; currents,
oJi@G2!c; prunes, new, 4islldt454c. .
,,SSgg SgGAns-P Po,wderesaf, 79ll4c; cut loaf
5lgGl6c; standard extra c, 55E@5a4c; extar
CG5s@5l5c; medium yellow, 4JsCG5c. 80.
CANNED GoODS-OySterS, standard, per
case, S3.25; strawberries, 2 ID, per case, 500
raspberries. ID, per case, S2.OO; California
pears, per case, S4.50; aprcots, per cas1;
S460; peaches, per case, S5.25; white cher
res,, per case 5000; pums, per case, 500,
plueberries per case, Sl.S5: eLg ,plums, 10
per case, $3.50; pneapples, ID, per case
S32O95,75; ID mackerel, per doz, Sl3o;
! ID salmon. per doz, Sl,55@l6o; 2, ID goose,
berries, per case Sl75; ? ID string beans, per
case, Sl.7O; 2 ID lima beans, per case, Sl.Go;
10 marrowiat peas, per case, $40; ID
toes 81. l0Cd2.25
,CoFFEFs- Ordinary grades. l2}Ec fair,
l3@l316c; prime, l3l49lic; choice, l4l4@l5c; I;
fancy green and yellow, l5@l6c; old GOV
serrnme,nt Java, 2oG9526c; interior Java, lC.9,@
IKE; % McLaugnlin,s xxx roasted I7}Gc;
DIlworth's, l7tlc; Red Cross, l7J5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
OMAHA Wholesale MARKETS.
General Produce.

Thursday, Nov. -.
The fOilOCing prices arc tOr rOlilld lots Of
pr0d,6cG, Us sold on TIC market tO-dd!L The
quotations on fruits represent the prices Ctt
tchicii OutsidC orders are Alted
EGGs-Thc receipts of strictly fresh stock
are very light and the market firm at 2iCG25c.
BUrTER-The receipts continue light, while
the demand Is good and the market tirnl.
Values remain about the same FreEh
creamery, 2GG3Oc; fresh dairy choice, BE:
choice country, 22@2ic; good country, goa
22c; fair, l4uGl5c; common, Glal2.
CHEEsE-Full cream flats, = in box, 1Sc;
Swiss l5c; Swiss, choice, lie; bricE, !4lSc
PouLTinY-rhere has been the usual
Thanksgiving glut in the market. Chickens
have sold all the way from 5lG,c and turkeys
1Qlloc. Geese and ducks have been in fair
demand at Zoe.
GAME-The cold weather has stim-
nlated the market and prices are good.
s55o@s.75; quail, ST. .75a2oO; snipe, ploSer,,
etc, Si0OGQl.95: ducks, malIard 81 IS
ducks, teal, sl.25; ducks, mixed, sl.0O; geese,
SS.OOgS.50: deer, saddles, per ID, ll9l2c; deer,
caTcasSeS, S(d.ic: antelope, saddles, ll(1l2c !:
antelope, carcasses, 7@9c; elk, saddles, LOG
lie; elk, carclsses, 6G67c; jack rabbits, per
doz S3.j0@i0O: small rabbits, per doz, Sl.O0
l.25.
ONGoNs-Ths market is we'll supplied but
there is great deal OF poor stock in which is
slow sale. ChOicer yellow onions sell we'll.
Onions. choice bulk, per bu, 15d9Oc: choice,
from store, 90cdSi00; choice, from store. per
bbl, S2,75Q3.OO; choice yellow, per bush, 90c@
PoTAToEs-Stocks are moving fairly well
and there is good many coming in The
The storm and colder weather may tend 10
hurry up those dealers Who have not put in
their full winter stocks. Potatoes, choice,
per bu. 5O0e5bc; good, 45(gTc.
SWEET PoTAToEs-There has been very
few in the past week and the demand is good.
Choice homegrown, per ID, Sc; choice
Jersey, per bbl S4 so.
APPLEs-'rhe supply in the market Is lib
eral aud the demand very good. A great
many apples have spoiled during the past
few weeks and that together with the fact
that stocks are not as large as last
year has led dealers to anticipate a strong
market in the near future. ChoiceMssouri
stock, S2.00d2,50; Michigan stock, $3.50;
So T5.
CELERY1The market is higher. Choice
stock 4O,G50e
OYsrERs-The demand is good and prices
are very low. Country dealers who aptjci-
pate ordering would do well to send in their
orders several days in advance OF the time
they are wanted. Mediums, 25e; standards,
so; selects, S5c; N. Y. counts, ;iSc.
LEnoNs-Messina, per box 500; Malaga.
S5.UlG96.0l
oRANGEs-Fl Florida choice per box, $500;
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
Notes.
Cattle slow.

Ndtllt SLOW.
Hogs 50l0c lower.
Nothing doing on the sheep market.
There were seventytiye loads OF hogs left
over.
The average quality of the hogs IS very
good.
w. S. Cook Wakefield, was here with car
OF cattle and "A car of hogs.
$. A. Douglas. Armada, Neb. was here with
two loads of butcher stuff.
Mr.. Barstow of Nichols & BarStow, Ord,
Neb.. was in with two loads of hogs.
e. B. EverettS, of the Farmers bank, of
Lyons, Neb., was here with one car of hogs
The hogs are coming in faster than the
yards company can run them oy er the scales,
IN. Abrams, Valley, was on the market
with 26 head OF butcher cattle, He bought G2
head of feeders.
r. Chamberlain, COlcridgc, Neb., made his
first shipment Of hogs TO the yards today. He
was here with them.
Wm. Townsend, of Silver City. Ia, was in
with load of hogs from his ranch at Rock
Vile, Ncb He got through the storm with
ont losing a hog.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

All sales of stock III this market are made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at &c per ID. for all weights.
"Skin5,' or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs.
no value. Pregnant Sows are docked 40 lbs.
and stays 50 lbs, by the public Inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
DEMONSTRATED MERIT.

SPARTA, GA, May 10, 1856.
BLOOD BALM Co.;
You will please ship us per first freight one
gross B. l3. H.
1t gives us pleasure to report good trade
for this preparation. Indeed II has far cclipscd
all other blood remedies, both in dcmonstratc ed
merit and rapid sale with MS.
RoZIER NARDEMAS.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
FINANCIAl.

Ne1 York. Nov. "a. 4.-MovnY-On call
quiet at 3iEM7 per cent, closing at per
cent. asked.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApEn-4a5 per
cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE--.Dull but steady
actual rates, S4.s02t for sixty day bills; Si.si
for demand.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bonds were
dull but firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

All who desire fun information about the
cause ana cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and
Scrofuous SwellingS, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney Complaints Catarrah, etc. can Sc.
cure by mail, free, copy of our 3!.pago Illus,
trNted Book of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
tail, Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
A SENSATION.

Why is it that three bottles of b. B. B. are
sold in Atlanta to one of any other blood REM
edy, and twice much consumed in the state
need take our word, but simply ask the drug
gsts. Ask the people. They are competent
b. D. in five and ten gross lots, and some of
them buy at often as every two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here at home with
so little advertising? Modcsty forbds us max
ing reply. Had b. b. b. been before the pub.
lie a quarter or half a century, it would not be
necessary 10 he bolstcred UP with crutchcs of
page advertisements now Merit will conquer
a
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Thursday, Nov. q.
Cattle.

lnufSuay' Nov -
Cattle.
The receipts of cattle continue light aud
there is not much doing on the market,
Values remain about steady. There were a
few feeders sold TODAY. Corn cattle were
in light demand aud prices a little weak.
Butchers stock is slow sale, and thin, com
mon stock not wanted at any price.
Hogs.
The receipts were heavy again TO-DAY,
though not as heavy as the day before.
There were however more than the yards
could contain, and n good many had TO be
left standing on the track for some time.
men on to-day, building more pens ana IN
crcasing the capacity Of the yards.
IHE MARKET
opened slow and dull, it being holiday the
buyers did not make an appearance on the
market at very early hour. Business
liycned up somewhat as the day advanced
and in the afternoon the scales were kept
busy all the time weighing up loads. The
market was about 50IlOG lower on mixed and
HEAVY noes.
The heavy hogs were in better demand than
the sht hogs, ana good many were sold.
IIGHr noes
sold at very nearly yesterdays prices. Inc
demand was fair but not as heavy as 1t has
been, owing to the shutting down OF one OF
the light hog houses TO make repairs IN
machinery. When tie market closed at night
there were
LEFT OVER
about seventy-tive loads of hogs. The gen
cral run OF the hogs is very good aud loads
that are not good are very apt TO be neglected
while the receipts are so heavy.
Sheep.
There were no sheep in to-day and there
was nothing doing on the market
Rcraipt.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

sHIp LAT.
No 1. plains and 10 inch. ........... $3.50
No. p plans and 10 inch. .,,,........ 1850
suNGtEs, LAFn.
XX clear, $3.50; A standard, $40; No. l,
S1.&5; Lath, So %.
Posrs-White cedar 6 in, as Ice; in.
qrs., 9jsc,
FINISHING.
1st and I'd. clear. ia inch. 5. as. ...... $500
Sd clear. inch g ) s................. 4S.00
81, clear, IL, u. > In.................. 4I.J0
Il select, inch s. s.,.........,..,.... 29.0O
Is select, Ia, 49, , in. n.,,.....,.,......... 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
sl,00 WORTH s500.00.

For four years have been sufferer from
terrible form of rheumatism, which reduced
me so low that all hope of recovery was given
up | have suffered the most eNcruciating pain
day and night, and often while writhing in
ag onyhave wished / could die. have tried
everything known for that disease, but nothing
did me any good, and have had sOmo of the
finest physicians OF the state to work on me,
but all to effect l have spent over $500
without finding relief. i am now proud TO say
that after using only one bottle of l3. b. b.
am enabled to walk around and attend to busi
ness. and ! would not take $500 for the benefit
received from one single bottle of b. Is. b.. |
refer to all merchants and business men of this
town. Yours, most truly,
MnunrlN MnllInr cnrntv rnNns
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

PRODUCE MARKET.

PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago. Nov. 24.-Flour- Steady and
unchan .cd; winter wheat Hour, Si.O5Q
4.l0. southern, s3.g0t0i.0O; Wisconsin, $500
Wil0; Michigan suftspring wheat, S3.5OGt4lO;
Minnesota bakers, S35Og4 10; patents, Si.3O
tl4G0; low gradcs,f l.Ij42.I5; rye flour.
quiet at S3.2jdj.jO in barrels, and S3.OO0
$50 in sacks.
Wheat Receipts light here and in the
slight, closing &c under Yesterdays close;
cash, 1il4c; December, "a y-lGc; January
a. 3.16c; May ST 0.l6c.
Corn--Opencd about as Yesterdays close,
and closed about steady: cash and December,
3osIc; January 81 SC; May, Al l5-l6c.
oats Prices strong and same to re better,
rs compared to yesterday; cash, 26l@c; De.
cpmber, 2G 9lGc; May, 80 ll-l6c.
Rye-Steady at 53c.
Timothy e seesd.-Prime. ed SIZE.
FlaN-seed-Bc.
Whlsky-SllS
pork-Ac,iyc; opened strong and advanced
20a22l 2c, settled back lO0tl2iQc, closing easy;
cash, 500; January, $9?2}9; February,
lard-Firmer and 2l$(515 higher cash;
S5,921fG595; December 59!12@3a5; January
Bulk Meats-Shouders s5lUaj.2O; short
clear j.G0Gpj.65; short ribs. S5.25tG5.27l1, for
January.
Butier-lligher; creamery, 2O@2sc; dairy,
1ST12ic.
Cheese-Firm; fun cream cheddars. liza
l2c; young Americas, l9@l}Sc; skins, 4G
Eggs-Firm at 1sG921%c.
Hldes-lleavy green salted, fully cured,
SIC: light, Ss<l69c; damaged, 14mI1&c bull
hides, 6l2c; dry saled, llGl2c; dry flint,
l3@l4c; calf skins, s@lO}.c; deacons, Doc
each.
Talow--No. country, 91lc; No, .,
@i5c; cake, SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
Representative Sales.

WESTERN FEEDERS.
No. Av. Pr.
G2...lllO $500
No Av. Pr.
l6 1885 $40
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
Dry Lumber.
FENCING

No. ], K Inch, l2 and II it., rough. S17.Oc
No. 2 & 6inch, II and IA it.. rough. -, l4.0O
CEILING AND PARTITION.
IS Isl CON- *ln White Pine Partition $500 90
ID Com. 3 in. Norway Pine Ceiling. l400
FLOORING.
A oinch, white pine, % C............ .saa00
G oinch. "A n.............. 2l.j0
A l9 inch. s. 5. 46 c. C.'.............. $500
B IL inch =" 42D ..................2 23.5
No ! com l2 in, S. $, 10, iS& 20 IT,. gl.9S
No. z, "a, f" "a '12 Il IA IT. ... l7.O0
"' 16 IT,. -..... lG.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
Sheep.
Receipts.

There were no sheep in to-day and ther
was nothing doing on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

ILL &W ALLOW I'D -.
| have been troubled with serious blood dis
ease TOR six years, and have expended over
s25O00 for worthless remedies which did me no
good The use of II bottles of Is. b. ii. has
about cured me-doing more good than all
other remedies combined. II is quick ana
cheap blood purifier. o. Ii. RUDOLPH.
Tuilndepa Ala April 20 1856
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26
Range ofPriCcs.

Range ofPriCcs.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for loads oil hogs on this market during
the past seven days and for the same time
laStycar:
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-26

This is the largest and best assorted
stock ever brought to this state.