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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

- A disease OF 50 delicate
nature As structure of the urcthra
should only be entrusted to those OF
large experience aud skill. by our
improved method, We have been en-
nbIod TO speedily aud permanently
cure hundreds at the worst eases.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Iumr Girls SuH"rnicd Ia - nurnin
Iut,I ~ ~. Louis

81 lorI-, AprnD. At $3.50 o.rl"ch
this morning two servant girls iu the
Planters house discovered flames i--
suing from lhr rcnr of the hotel near
the laundry 'lhcy immcdmtciy upti-
fled the night clerk oi the fact and hr
turned on the ire alarm, In thc
meantime the wnchmnn aud bcll-boN
ran through the building alarming
the guests Many fingered in thoii
rooms after being called. bat ia,
fumes ui burning wood filled th,
house und soon cOuy incrd the ludgcu
that personal safety required mmcdi
ntr escape CONTRARY 10 H,iurrcrdcu
here was bat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
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Abo. Eundy how's yer gwine ter
vote iu dis lection
Budy ~ anti-perk,
Abe ben you's Baker mani
Bundy. No, Bakers haltperk.
Abe. pNt's u new one. How you
make dat
Bundy. See. Baker says Jis give a
salary To- dc 'cordcr, den let de thing
RUM in de samr ole way. Bnt Sturgis
/. anli-pcrk he's gwiue Ia wine dat
court oul fare dar, case he's gwine to
be corde an the mair too,
Abe. Den Sturgls my man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

I mii To- resort to "a more yiolru
method. aud they are dctcrmmcdth
/ %" freight shall bee moved until Co.,,
strike cuds. The railroad officials as
night decided uuuu running trrigh
trains aId VIII to-day make every rf
/ font To attain this cud When tnc.,
attempts shall be- made it i- cSuc,ic,
thHt serious trouble will cusuc
| ItENiE ANu BAtLtN Al ST. lu.I-.
ST. luJi~. April B. Frederic,
! Turner ,ccrctar, of the general cN
ccutiyc board ct the knight, of laho.
aud William II Bailey, mcmDcr Il
thr ,uur committee, arrived iu thi.
/ civ from Cincinnati this moruiuu
, aud proceeded tu the rooms ui th,
! local executive committee, whore the,
nrc NOW considering the strike situA
| iluu Aivr this conference shall have
been '.u-Ecd -omc definite line ui
action Will hc decided upon Turner
Wit attempt tu sec lluNtr and H-,rf.
tain what plan hc Intends TO follow ia
rc-CmpluNing striking Knight. of la
norm -ccond conference will thcn br
held with the local committee aud nu
agreement formulated witch will be
prosecuted tu lluNic tor h. signature
Iurncr lu uu interview th, morn.
ing. stated thnt his plan j..
thut all positions not now
lllrd ht urW mcu. who mvc been cu.
p.uNcd since tine Inauguration ut the
strike shall hc open tu application
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

NEW NoEK, April g. The political
organizations nrc casting ouD all
those connected with the broadway
surface railroad scandal Alta meet
ing of the lamuAuy committee ON
0 gunilation last night the rc.igna-
lions OF otcK.Aldcrmcn Kirk, Fullgrail
and Churlrs Dcmsry, aud Billy" Ma.
loncy were rendered and accepted,
The county democratic oNccutiy"
committee have passed resolution,
calling ON the district committees lO
retire all persons from the urganila-
tion who are in any way connected
with the steal,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04


''''''' ''''' ''''
among the guests, and to "a man thrl
mndr their rNil without mridcut
The tire department iu the meantime
had responded, aud u line of hose was
mkru up the main staircase io the
fourth 0nor whore u powerful stream
wn- thence sent into the laundry.
another line was carried INTO the hl-
irN ana 'hN.h dll'''IN Il'" 'h' injury
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/ and nh the time being subjected &C.
/ GREAT danger from -uilontiuu by th,
dense smoke which Tiled the hnIl
and corridors. II was carly reported
that many guests were hurt or -ullo
ratcd to death, but fear on this scurD
were soon Hllnycd 10y rOlDca.l of thj
I1 guests of the hotel, uil Of whom
Nu- Wcrcd to their names,
The servants hoNcycT iAtr,
less fortunately and the greatest con
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

went up from hundreds Of throat~,
but not man attempted to Interfere
with the movement, of the engine or
to prevent her from coupling onto 70
cAhoosc which was standing ON the
.idr.track Having done th- the Gu
ginc was run again ON the main track
aud then buckcd mp the road to
Hodge, from which point ID was to
pull u freight train into the city. For
nearly two hours the crowd awaited
the return Of the engine with tho
train from Hodge, mud u, the minute
rolled by the men amused themselves
I'M various wiy., | hr raw weather
could not scatter them aud men
wrapped In heavy oycrcont- wrr,
continuously stamping their feet i'
keep them warm,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Al 1850 o'clock the engine and train
LETT Hodge and 1880 steamed into the
wards here. !hc train consisted of
ten cars loudcd with ronI, nud cl-
boosc. Al it approached sixteenth
street the crowd moved out, bul
halted on the line OF the wghD-oi.Wuy
aud remained there. Not amm made
move toward the tram, but nj the
lower end of the yard three ladies
wives of strikers appeared ON the
lrnrk; one with . red llng, which she
waved across the track u, II ,i9ual ior
the engineer to stop. but of course no
attention was paid to the -iguul Hnd
the train passed ON by the union
depot, and continued ON its Journey
.Omth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

however, near the yards, could bc
seen knots of men who had collected
tu See what would bc done to-day At
lu o'clock thr officers began tu collect
At the Union depot, while uumbrr
were stationed in the AnrI- AZ luIt
n dozen or more went Go the rouud-
house and in % few minutes engine
5i. luadrd down with armed uni,.rs.
pulled out and ,lrrnmrd up to the
Missouri Pacific ynrI-, A. it ratified
past II crowd collected ON either side
of the ruad aud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

he.; The officer, wcrq armed ouI,
Mlth rcNoIvcr-. but they demanded
'hc surrender of the strikers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

almost simultaneously. there being
not more than lapse OF two SEE
"hds between the time the dr.t and
second shots were fired As to which
sue ured first cyc-witucsscs differ.
Nller the first fire the cuo,scadVAnccd
hhd continued iirmg and the am
hushers rctrcated behind some piles
ol Ties which proved most excellent
nrraslwork- aud from the -ccUtit, of
which they poured murdcrou. fire
into the posse.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, August 5.-The Drover's Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Recepts. 1900; strong on good
grades; shipping steers, So 65lG5.2O: stock
ers and feeders, 50. 40(63.50: COWS. bulls
and mixed. Sl.C5 03.70; bulk, So. 40to2. .75;
through Texas cattle stronger; cows, S2.25t9
2.7O; steers. S3.0OtG3.90; western rangers
slow; 3l6 Big horn cattle, 1190 lbs, $3.50; co
head, 1l66 lbs, S3.25; 305 Wyoming 1l72 10,
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, %, 600; slow and 1Oc lower;
rough and mixed, S4.10(d4.15: packing and
shipping, Si75@5.2o; light, Si.l0(g+90; skips,
Sheep Receipts 5000; strong; natives,
S200d4.OO; western, S3O0Cd3.50: Texans.
SL75@3.0O; lambs, S3.00GD4.75.
Kansas City, August 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 900; shipments, none: steady;
good to choice, S4.00l445; common to me-
dium, SS4003.90; stockers, 81. 2.4Od2 10; feed
Texas steers, S2.G5@3.30
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 500
sslow and l0c lowsr, closing weak with an
additional decline of sc; good to choice.
"a. 15(Gi.S5; common to medium, S4.506
40; skips and pigs, S400g4.4o.
ST. Louis, August -Cattle-Receipts
1900; shipments, 700; Texas and best
butcher cattle firm ana steady, shippers 10c
lower; good tochoice shipping, 44O(04. 75 /:
common to fair, S3.S0CG4 80; butcher steers,
S3.50@4.25; cows and heifers, 81. 25@13 go |;
through Texans, S250(13.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, $500
slow and l0c lower; butchers and best heavy
S4.75d4,95; mixed packing, Si.30C6i.65 !;
grassers and common mixed, S3.254425.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August Especial Telegram to
the BEE. l-CATTLE-The receipts of cattle
to-day were largely of native beeves and in
cluded generous share of good to prime
ones. There We're many big, strong cattle,
having weight and fat enough but not quite
good enough in quality. The market early in
the morning was very slow to open, but the
prospect improved. Good to prime cattle sold
at S4.T595 90, and one lot went as high as
$50. There was strong demand for good
TO prime cattle, and they sold actively at
steady rates. Common to fair cattle showed
no improvement and there were many infer
ior lots offered; % western cattle 1886 lbs.
S3.95-they were taken for export; 20 export
cattle 1893 lbs, sold for $500. General quail
ties: Shipping steers, 1850 TO 1900 lbs, $4,000
5.20; 1900 to 1850 lbs 81 l0tG LOO; $50 to l2C0
lbs, S3.G50p415.
HoGs-The provision market is dull, with
downward tendency, and labor market,
especially that section about the packing
house, sunsettled. Hence packers are not
at all anxious to run their houses at full ca
pacity. The ordinary run of mixed sold at
S4.350l4. so, and the best heavy at S4.90(050 90;
light sorts, S4.700D4.So The decline since
Monday is about 20c on corn fed and prime
sorts and 2O93Oc on grassy and part grassy
stock
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
Prevailing Prices,

Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market
Choice steers, 1850 10 1900 lbs. 81 20(d4. 80
Choice steers, HOO to 1899 lbs. ....... 3.75(6415
Medium steers, 1850 to 1850 lbs. 3i5614.00
Fat little steers, 1850 to 1850 lbs go. 365G39 80
Good feeders, 900 TO 1000 lbs. ....... 3SOO(G3.35
Good to choice cOrn-fed cows ..... 2.gO(a3.25
Fair 10 medium grass cows. ........ 2.010265
Good 10 choice bulls ls.............. l.50@2.50
Light and medium nogs. 4350t4.40
Good TO choice heavy hogs ........ 4.50(D4. GO
Good to choice mixed hoys......... 4.45t6i. so
Far TO good shorn sheep. .......... 2.01(IS. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
STOCKS ON WALL STREET.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago, August -Flour-Quet and
unchanged; winter wheat flour, S405d4. 10 /;
southern, S390l)i. 90: Wisconsin, S4.0o(d4. Id; /;
Michigan soft spring wheat S3.50C14. 10: Min
nesota bakers, SS.50@4 10; patents, Si309
AGO; low grades, Sl.75Ceo. rs; rye -four quIet
at S3.25GS.5O in barrels, and s3.oo9S.2O in
sacks.
Wheat-Opened easy and lslassc below the
closing OF yesterday and closed sse above
yesterday; cash, 74&G75e; September,
76 lS-l6c: October, IS lI-l6c.
Corn-0pened A@ l4e lower and closed &c
above yesterday cash, i35sc; August, 4S 3'l6c;
September, A S-l6c.
0ats-About AtGsse above yesterday; cash,
n ll-l6c; September 2sjee; October, 29iisc.
Rye--Sieady at SIC.
Barley--F Firm at 62lsc.
FlaX-seed--Sl13l..
Tnnothy-Prime. s2.0s(da.0i.
Whisky--Sl.l2
Pork Opened weak and l0c lower. de-
clined Zoe more, advanced l5GIaOc, and closed
firm at top prices; cash. S951A September,
2lzda6s; October, s9.721fld9. IS.
Lard-5c lower; cash, Sd.O96H1f; Sep
tember. 50 %; October. S662.
Boxed Meats-ShonlderS. SO. 1000. l5; short
clear, S6.S5ld6.60; short ribs, So 10.
Butter-Dull creamerles, lS9isc; dairles,
Choesa-Quiet and slow; full cream ched-
daTs, 7G7l3c; young Americas, S49SiSc;
full cream flats, TAS7Hc.
Eggs-91x xCdl0c.
Hides-neayy green salted, slas1,e: light.
sgeAc; damaged. 7se; bal hides, Sssc;
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
FINANCIAL.

New York. August 5. 5.-MoNEY-On call,
easy at 2(d4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 495 per
cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE-Dull and weak
Actual rates, S4.s4@4S4]5 for sixty day bills
and S4.S5(Gi.S5I9 for demand.
GovERNMENTs-Gover were dull
and unchanged.
SroCks-The stock market presented very
few fea,ares of interest. Dizziness prevailed
until the last hour, but prices moved up
slowly throughout the day. The market
closed strong Mt the best prices OF the day.
Almost everything on the active list is higher
tonight. Western Union is up Is per cent,
Wabash common per cent and preferred 2
per cent. The remainder of the active list is
up fractions. Union Pacific, however, is
down Is per cent and Pacific Mail y per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06

Barley, Du........,. @h,WO '.'''
New YORK. AuuiSt -Wheat-Recepts,
33l. .2OO; exports 5000: spot shade higher
and only moderately active; options opened
heavy igtda4c lower, later strengthened and
advanced 5ada4c. closing firm; ungraded
red. 7sa90c; ungraded red, c. f. and l.,
So C: No. l red, pOc; No. red. So taS3i4 c:
No. > red, S50S5ltc in elevator. 49, ass &c
delivered; September closed at sG'sc.
Corn-Spot a C higher and and less ac.,
tive; options ollrned 4c lower later advanced
exports, 5000: uugIaded, 4;m5lsic; jOl4G
j0Ss IN store: 81 yn5l 34c in elevator; Sep
tember closed at 81 &C.
Oats-Steady; receipts. 1900; exports,
% ij'S4 jS4ic. ''Ne' "'''s' 0'es'0' "'''' western
Pctroleum-Steady; United closed at 63l g.
Pork-Steady and quiet; old mess, $40. 0.62t9
0l0.ij: new mess, Sil62 sM1l.s1l5.
Lard-Opencd from three to five points
lower and closed firm with the decline mostly
recovered; western steam spot sos; Septem-
Der, SOB.
Butter-Frm and rather quiet; western,
T. d2Oc.
CheeSe-Firm and in fair demand; western,
Eggs-Dull and weaker western fresh,
13l4mlic.
=, Minneapolis, August 5. Wheat =
tember: &c; October, Tslsc; No. ! northern,
cash, ,+c; September 15c; October i6lzc;
No. 2 northern, cash, lie, September, nc;
OttOOeT, ,phQC.
Flour,Quiet; patents s43O845o; bakers,
81 30G350.
Receipts Wheat, 1900 bushels.
Shipments-W Wheat, 4,4OO bushels; -four,
1900 barrels.
Cincinnati. August Wheat Firmer;
No. 3 red, Ijc.
Corn-Barely steady; No. . mixed, 4916@
43c.
Oats-Aclive; No. mixed 2sa?sy6c.
Rye-Easier;; No. 2, 35l2G5i]ac
Pork-Sl0.2j
Lard-Firm at $3.50.
Whiskv-Quiet; sales. 200 barrels of fin
shed goods on basis of Sl,01.
Milwaukee. August ,5.--Wheat-Frm;
ct.sh, II16c; September, I624c; October iS14c.
Corn-Scarce; No. =, 43lIc.
Oats-Steady; No. . 2i34c.
Rye-Quiet; No. l. 55llc.
Barley:-Higher; No. >, Gle. ..
Provisions-Dull: mess pork, August,
$3.50; September, go.
St. Louis, August 5. - Wheat-Strong
and higher; sNo 2 red, cash, 76c; Septem-
Der, NE.
Corn-Srong and higher; No Q mixed,
cash, 4Oc: September 40Isc.
Oats--Fnm: No. 2, mixed, cash, 26llc;
September, .7sIc.
Rye-Weak; soc bid.
Pork-Elsy at Sl025.
Iard-Firm AT $3.50.
Whisky-Sl07
Butter-Steady; creamery, 17@ ?0c; dairy,
10WlGc.
Kansas City, August 5. - Wheat
Stronger; No. red. cash, 609gc September,
G2lac; October. 64c bid, 64$4c asked.
Corn-liigher: No. 2, cash, September,
35lac; October, 3GlIc.
OatS-Stronger, cash. 2Tc.
Toledo, August 5.-Wheat-Active and
steady: cash, 19c.
CONFIRM; cash, 1870.
Oats-Nominal.
Liverpool, August 5. Wheat-Demand
poor: new No. winter. spring, 6s 6%d.
Flour-Demand poor; extra No. /
spring, SIS.
Corn-Spot and futures demand poor; new
mixed, As l7sd; August, As 119d; October,
As Sd.
New Orleans, August s. 5-Corn-Ouet; in
sacks. mixed and white, 55856c; yellow, sea
51c.
Oats-Dull and lower; choice western In
sacks, 3904Cc.
Cornmeal-Dull and a shade lower sos.
Hog Products-Easier but not Quotably
lower.
Pork-Sl0.5O
Lard-RefneI. tierce, s6.37l[G [G16.50.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders S5.S11; long clear
and clear ribs, S6.S71a96. 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06

Nj. l.. Higgins & ca. have for sale
special bargain in neat, clean stock of
groceries and fixtures, no bonus. Salts.
factory reasons for selling. Location un-
equalled in the city, 1906 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
Notes.

Hog market slow.
A big run of range cattle is reported for to-
morrow.
John Snyder was in to-day with sixteen
loads of cattle.
W. $. Cowie. Concord, had load of cattle
on the market
George VI. Scott, Rawlins, had ten loads of
cattle at the yards
r. j. Taylor. Shelton, was on the market
with four loads OF cattle.
James Irvine Dannebrog, was here and
marketed two cars OF hogs.
Meisner Il Taylor Shelton. were both in to-
day and marketed four loads of cattle.
The Anglo-Amercan Cattle company,
Donirhan, had three cars OF cattle at the
yards.
The c.. b. .S @. continues to haul about all
the stock that goes out OF the yards for east
ern points.
Mr.. Fredricks, who represents George
Adams n Burke in the far west was at the
yards to-day.
1t frequently takes six or seven hours to
get au answer to Il tele !ram sent from the
yards to the Chicago yards.
f. y. Bradley, OF the Crowell Lumber &
Grain company Blair, was Mt the yards Mr..
). X Fletcher, in charge OF the firms Ban
croft branch house, was also in. They ship
from dozen or more stations.
The following had hogs on the market to-
day: W. +. Smith Il Co. Howard; S. K.
Black. Colard; J. L. Jackson, Cortland;
Smell Il Agnew, Ashland; j. II. Mcintyre,
Palmyra: Parkhurst ~ w. Phillips; Kelly Il
Co. Exeter; }. }. Harms. Firth: Hoover Il X,
Dorchester: c. l.. Champion, Dorchester; ii.
Ford, Marquette; Walker Bros, Waverly.
On the market with hogs: j. NJ Hedge,
YUAN; Files ~ Co., Cedar Rapids; Bowling
y Purcell, North Bend; Morse, Ro-ers & Co,
North Bend; Bliss Il Bliss, Schuyler: IL. c.
Knapp, Fullerton; James hammong. Airing
ton; Harrington x Sons, Lyons; w. 5. Cook,
Wakefield: =. McMullen, Lyons; Birdsall Il
g., Council Bluffs; Butler Il iough Council
Bluffs; North Loup Cattle company, Elba;
TruelsOn n b., Loup City.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Thursday Evening, August 5.
CATTLE--A few cattle were sold, but tile
life in it.
HoGs-The receipts were the same to-day
as on yesterday. The market opened dull
and lower. A few loads were sold early. but
ii soon became evident that the statesmen and
buyers were good ways apart. The day
was spent in vainly trying 10 come together,
but in the afternoon the salesmen became
convinced that there was an understanding
among the buyers to bear down the market.
AS soon as they were convinced OF this the
commission men all agreed to ship their re-
naming loads on to Chcago.
Sheep-There is no market
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Observation-Disclosures. ........... 500
aOgS...... .....-.....'...,..s.... lEJU
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
General Markets.

WooL-Medium, lT@20c per Id; fine heavy,
l2Cpl5c; light. 14dl7c; coarse, l2C1l5c; bury
wool. 2d5c off.
HIDEs-Green butchers. 615@7c; green
cured, SGSl4c; dry flint ll(dl3c; dry salt, Ga
l0c; damaged hides, two-thirds price: tallow,
brown, 1s4c; sheep pelts, 25Cd75c,
LEATHER-Prime slaughter sole leather,
32c; prime oak sole leather, 36Ca3Sc.
Upper leather, per tUot, 20lG25c; hem. kip,
75l3S5c; oak kip, S5Cg95c; French kip, $1,000
l.20; hem. calf Sl.0tal,l0; oak calf, $1,000
l.25: French calf, sl254l IS; Morocco boot
leg, 3otaS2c; Morocco Oh pebble, 9s(9S2c; top
HEAVY HARDwARE-lrOn, rate, S225; {;
low steal special cast, 4c; crucib lesteel, &c;
east tools do, l29lSc; wagon spOkes' per sat,
Sl.7aCdi.OO; hubs, per set, Sl.25; felloes,
sawed dry, Sl.4O; tongues each, 75c; axles,
each, Toe; square nuts, per 10. 7allc; coil
wedges. &c: crowbars, &c; harrow teeth, 4c; T;
spring steel, 7@sc;, Burdens horsesnoes
$40; Burdens mule shoes, $40 Barbed
wire, IN car lots, S400 per 100 lbs. ronl
Nails, rates, 10 to so 81 so; steel nails, So 65;
Shot-Sl.d5; bnckshot; sl;s5: oriental
powder, kegs, $50: do, half Kegs, s2OO;
do, quarter Kegs, sL50; blasting, kegs, Sass;
fuse, per 100 feet, Csc Lead Bar. SID.
PAINTS IN OII.--Wh tilee ad Omaha, p. p,
1Se; white lead, st: Louis, pure, S775; Mar
seilles green, 10 10 cans, zoe; French zinc
Ereen seal, l2c; French zine red seal, lie; 7;
Fiench zine, in yarnish asst, zoe; French
zine, I5c; yermlllion, American, lsc; Indian
sons, eye: Venetian red, American, 14c;
chrome yellow, X, lie; OehTe, rochelle, Sc /;
oehre, French, 2s&c; ochre, American, lac;
Winters mineral, 21<e: Lehigh brown, 2Jse
Spanish brown, s}sc; Princes mineral. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
HOGS.
RI.
c. b. 4 Q.
Dcst.
Chicago.

All sales OF stock IN this market are made
PEI cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at &c per Id for all weights
skins or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lb5
and stars 50 lbS
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06
Representative sales.
Range or Prices.

Showing the highes, and lowest prices paid
for mixed loads OF hogs on this market Dur
ing the past seven days, with comparative
values:
JUNE July
Thursday, Goth. $50 GlI.20 4.45 (14S0
FRIDAY 30th.... 405 (d425 s.65 lpiS0
Saturday 3lst.. 465 d5S0
July. August
Monday, ID. 4.G3 a4.75
Tuesday, 3D.. SASS @i.60 s4.41 @iT2x
We'd 'sday, ith, 450 a5.70
Thursday, 2Sth Ass (d4.65 $40 @i.60
Shipments.
Showing the number nf ears of live stock
shipped ont OF the yards during the day:
CATTLE.
No. Cars. Rt Dest.
3.............,..c. q. i @ ......... Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06

drv salted. 11dl2c: dry flint Bale: calf
skins. SalD Sc; deacnns soc each.
raIlow-No. / country Sj4CG$4c; No. 2, Scf
cake Sa.c