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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-08

BALrIMos,. nd. Msrch 7.--WheatI
Western Strong; No. , winter red spot oIi
March sSIs93}c; April 943a95c' May soC 3
Julv cole. Corn-Wesiern firm; n ,0 5eu
spoy 4Os4Oic; March 4Oa4Osc; April 4olc :
Nav 4l4s42c. Oats-Sisadyi western
, a,S 32asSJc; do mixed Disable hay 20
Nil Mi. me TO choice timothy SIS Ooa
55o Provisions Firm Bniter-S,esdy )
len sy' nacl,ed 16,21c; best Iol l4'los,
c-ssn,srv 27s2Sc Esgs-Steody at l'a
az Colfse-St Stronger TT l9c.
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THE delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness ald soft b-auty impaired 10 the skin
hy P,zzoni's Powder c1muends il 10 all
ladies
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taxing eject February 10, la.9 rr.-
sengei trains will run ~ folows-Cen.ra' riHr.,
All trains daily except those marked fhrs+
which DO not run on Sunday.
soUTH BOUND. no = No 5.lNo2 flNc
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.gar Bent

UNOR RENT-FINEsT STORE ROOM SOUTH
Il of the creek, size IS by 30 feet, with three
smaller rooms on same iOOr Rent cheap. hn'
quire az 2l52 Main street. fez'h
T1OR RENT-TWO ROOMS-FIRST FLOOR
II No 1919 Market street, opposite PO-tOthce
Suitable ior store room or offices. Apply at 1874
Waller street. ie3bedh
HOR REET-THg DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
i No III Fourteenth street. Apply TO >. K,
GREER, AZ Greer & Latng's de2gh
old PEOPLES BANKING ROOM FOR RENT
~ The room No 1903 Main street, formerly
Pcoalas Bank, Is hereby offered for rent Pos
session april ] 1879 Apply at Peoples Banki
OF, THOS O'BRIEN. jain
T1OR RENT-THO FIVE-ROOMED BRICK
j. Houses on the Island: one four rOOmed frame
house. r. II. GILLESPY, Office No 1903 Chap
line street. ma9n
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CINCINNATI. o March Z. cG,io n
Quiet Flour stesdg. VIVA Sc, Sc. lS ,;y
) red 95.97e; receipts 500 bushe.si Sa'i .
-,l9ss 9O3 bushels Cc-r-SnonseTi No. :
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LIVE STOCK.
Ohic.ga.


CHIjAvO, March 7.-Catsis-8 ceipts
5000 head; shipments 4, 500 head; market
strong; quality poor; choice to extra beeves
81 25a4 40; steers 81 0Oa4 90; stockera and
feeders 81 25a3 40; cows, bulls and mixed
81 so az 10.
HOgs-Receipts Is, 500 head; shipments
$500 head; market opened Sc higher
mixed 81 60a4 so; heavy 81 5Oa4 So; light
81 60a4 SIS.
Sheep Receipts $500 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow; natives So 25s
5 90; western corn fed 81 Bad 70; lambs
81 90a6 90
East LIbortys
last Liberty, March 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 460 head; shipments $50 head
market slow and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts l, 400 head; shipments
LOO head; market slow; medium Phila.
delphias 81 95a5 90; heavy hogs "a 7Oe
70; pigs and Workers. 81 75a4 80.
Sheep--Receipts 400 head; shipments
1000 head; market dull and quarter
lower than yesterday.
Cincinnati.
OEoMNArI. o., March 7.-hOgs-
Firm; common and light 81 00a4 TO-
packing and butchers 81 55a4 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-08

9,I3I Prizes amounting % So ,Oot sOV
N0TE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are no.
entitled 70 terminal Prizes. ,,-...,s.
o5-FOr Club Rates OF any furthei lniofnl n, ~,
scsired, write legiby to the undersigned clear!
,,d Nninber- More rapid return mall deliver
,slli he assured by your enclosing su EpVeiooe
hegring your full sddress-
send POSTAL S0TEs, E1press nels5
orders, or New YORK Exchange pa c,uilisls
s-,s,eS a a. DAUPBISt
sess Orleans La,
Or. N. 4. DAUPHIS,
RasniUgtcE. y. {
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 7.-FlOuI-Receipts
GIGS packages; exports 3,943 barrels and
. 1875 sacks; market fmer and moderately
active; sales 1900 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 1850 bushels; sales 1910 GOO
bushels futures, 14S 600 bushels spot; spot
market more active; No. l white 81 90;
uprrsded red 93c: No. ! red 81 074; options
strong, lie higher; No. red March 96c;
April 96la96fc, closing at 97fc; May 91sA
oslo. closing ~ 96sc, Jure 97s s9S5c, clos
ing at oslo; July 95a953c, closing at 95sci
A1eust 92s923c closing at 92sc; December
93l l95lc. closlrg at 95sc. Bariey-Q1iet;
nngrsds5 Cenada 75aS3c. COIn-Rscsipis
IFS 500 bushels; exports II ,6O4 bushels;
market less sctive; Ungraded mixed 42a
45Ic: March age; April 44saii3c, clos
pg at 44lc; msy AL; June 44c. Oats
Receipts 81 900 bUenele; exports l,O6O
bushels; sales 81. COO bushels futures and
81 GOO bushels spot; spot market firm;
spot No. . white 33tc; mixed western 29a
33c; white do 34339c; No. Chicago
325c. Hay and Hopg-Steaiy. Coffee
Oo,ions steady and 5a10 points up; Nj rch,
Acril and May 17.15a17 30ci June, july
and August Is 30c; September, October
and Nocember 1755aa17 SOC; December
January and February II 75sl800c; spot
Rio firm at 19c Sugar-StrODg, and
coed demand. Molssses-Quiet. Rye
Firm. Peuoleum-Strong; United Cite
Cation Seed OIL and Tallow- rong
Resin and Turpsutine-Sleady. Eggs
F,sv. western 143c. POrk-Actiye; old
mess S12 80; new do $l3 0Oal3 %; extra
crime $40 80. Cut Mel,s-FsiIly active
Iard Lower; western steam 81 40; city
S6 So; March, April and Msy 81 2Oi June
81 80: July 81 81; August 81 81; Sepiem bsI
II 80 Buuer-Frm; western dairy LA
bic. creamery 1Sa2So. Cheese-Dulli
western 93c Pig IrOn-Qui-t Copper
Excited. nervous and unsettled; Like
March SIS 70. Lead-Dull; domestic
50 728. Tin -Quiet sud steady; straits
S21 40.
CHICAGO. March IA fair business
was transacted IA wheat, and the market
recovered somewhat from the recent oe-
clipe. Corn fairly active. Oats active,
bnt weak and lower. 4 fair trade WAS re.
norted in mess pork Fiour-Quiet and
unchanged Wheat-Spring 81 OO3; NO.
3 ming sic; No. , red 81 OO9al sOi
NsIcb 81 O3{: May 81 O2tA o. closing
AZ e. GA. Juse g7359s!c, closi- z az 97sci
INV sgl,go}c. closing at S9ic Corn
Cssb N5 . aud March 35aS55c; May
S6Ic; June 35Ic. Oats Cash No. ? and
Wsrpb 25lc: May 263c; June 26sc. Rye
No. > TT 42c Flax Seed-At 81 IS
Ti,no,bv : 4ed-weak at A3c; Mess Pork
HCsSb s19 10; Marcb 81 70; May 81 So
10 M closipr At 81 30; June 81 95s
- A. closing at $l2 971. Lerd-Cash 4;
March and Msy Sc sac 92l; june s. 90.
Ont Neats-Sbort ribs Sc 15s6 %; sheul-
ders S. 25i5 374; short cleAT S6 o.
Whiskv-At s. % Batter, Sugar ana
Eggs Unchanged.
6sssimo9e.
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Leave the City at SEQ a. %. and run every hour
ma. aT7 n m Leave Wheeling Park az 900
run every hour ulul 1000 D. N. Except
-r.-. Train VIII leav Park at 9,f5 a. m. and
..I, %. 10. e.. HIR~CH,
Superintendent
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OLD SONGS ARE BEsr.

uN WALTER s.. rEAsLEE
. nj -or.s are best AS to new wine
a-. '.rl> a fav0r rich aud fine
SD LAD t1e songs chat ong have been
The Iaar home circle sang Within,
Time lends a charm almost divine
Eer'ete with mem r.e- oft lang syne.
And aI che thoughts that round them iNiue
Ofu.-h.r home aul dear loved Kin,
old solgs are beet
O.er later wears each sacred line
halo -letlcth. sweet. benign
And .I-1ugh The world, harsh. noisy din.
IM..r -oreniug influence sICaleth in
To ,outae where achirg hearts repine:
OLD -eugs are best
-pr-ot Fc. Press
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fnt Sals

IlOR sALE-A COMPLETE SET OF BAR.
II room Internationally used in Cottage Sa.
loon. Apply at 1884 Water street. fe26edh
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'm ihe CiFcmI ConfI OF OnIO county, NcsI VI
ginia
Mary j. Peters and her husband,
vs. I'm ChanceIy.
Louisa Robinson and others.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an or
der entered in the above entitled cause or the
18th day Of February, lSs9, Will, on Wednes-
day. the goth day of March, 1889, com
mencing at 9 o'clock a. m, at my Office No. 1901
CbapIine street. In the city of Wheeling West
Virginia. proceed 10 ascertain and report the
amount received by the defendant, YIN. II. Rob
inson. as trustee, Tor the rents and profits OF the
real estate IN the bill and proceedings mention
Frederick william Otto, snd 10 state settle and
adjust the accounts OF the said VIM. II. Robin
son. as trustee i'm deed named In the bill, ap.
pointed in lieu of John GOshOrn, deceased.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF teDru-
airy, 1889 GEO. r. BOlp'
WHITE AALLEN. for Complainant. ielloawt
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At tss sosdemy Of HusiC, asE NrleaFs
Tuesday, March II, 1889,

100. OOO Tickets at Twenty Dollar :
ench. Halves go; RoaTt"Sa 90
Ceuths 81; Twentieths -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-08

REMEMBER, that the payment OF
prizes is C:UARANTEED BY FOUR "a
TIONAL BANKS of New orleans, anu ~. ..e
Tickets are signed by the President OF an Ist u
mtiOn, whose chartered rights are IeCos ne a.
the highest Courts; therefore neWMe V' III '4-i4
tatioRs OF anonymous schemes ...,,ios,
ONE DOLLAR is re price OF tne ~, =, :, - =.
mart or fraction Of a ticket ISSUED u -
hi any Drawing Anything In our name o, ,N,,
for less than a Dollar is a swiudle ----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-08

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers vii
pay all Prizes drawn in The louisiana state Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters
x. M.WALMSLEY. Prest Louisiana nat. b.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres't State Natl Bk.
BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans MAJ BIZ
CARL KOBN, Pfes't Union National BanS.
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cTrprs FOOT ROT. sHOULDER-RoL
: SSSPRiF5iW-WORM AND SCAB IN SHEEP!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-08

Address Registered Letters TO
sew ORLEANS NATIONAL bA
New Orleans, La,
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LINIMENT MUSTANG LINIHAENT

IS FOR MAN BEAST PENETRATEsCURES REUSIAIsM LANE BACK
1ICI VERY STIFF JOINTS RUBIN HARDl 10
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
Metals.

BLOCK TIN-Eng. ref'g, small pig, csc;
bar, 20.
CoppER-Planished boiler sizes, soc; cold,
rolled, 26c; sheathing, 25c; pitts, 26c; flats,
26c.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON. -Juniata, dis
count, go per cent.
PATENT PL,SIsuED IRoN-No. "a TO 81, A
quality, per 10, lOl5c; No. "a to %, Il quality,
91Sc. For less than bundle add &c per ID.
SHEET IRoN--No. %, $40; No. 81, $3.50.
SoLDER--Hoyt Metal Co.'s half-and-half,
In Lib cases, per ID, l6c; commercial half
and-half, l5c; No. in bars, lac
TIN PLATE-[Best Charcoal) -lC, 10-1+.
225 sheets, $3.50; IX l0xl4, 225 sheets, SS 25:
lC, 12x12 225 sheets, $3.50; TX 12xl2, 225
sheets, $685. &c, l4x2O, liz sheets, $3.50; TX,
14x20, ll2 sheets, SS.25; Xxx, l4x20, 1l2
sheets, $1,000; INK, 14x2o, 1l2 sheets
s1l.75; &c, 2x2S, ll2 sheets, sl3.50; 2x2S,
1l2 sheets, sl7o0; Xxx, 2x2S. liz sheets
S20.50
14x20, li2 sheets, $500; &c, 1ox2o, 225
Sheets $3.50.
RoorlNe-tBest CharcoaD D-2ox2S, s9,75@
1915.
STEEL NAILs-Base, S2.l5; steel wire nails,
base, $3.50.
LEAp-Pig, 4c: bar, 4l6c.
BAaB WmE--Painted, 1925; galvanized,
81 15(13 90
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06

r. G. Dun & Co: Omaha has made steady
and substantial progress during the past six
months. stranger without guide, travers-
ing the city, would be impressed by the mani
fold evidences of enterprise and wealth vlsi-
BILE on every side. The growth of Omaha
has been phenomenal, and despite the draw
back occasioned by the collapse of the boom
in suburban real estate, the city has made
more rapid advancement to the position of
commercial metropolis during the past half
year than during any other similar period in
its history. Eastern capital seeks invest
ment here at per cent per annum. Manu-
facturers are seeking locations; Wholesalers
and jopbers are increasing their store ca
pacity, and new houses are locating and the
att ention of the shrewd men of the country
is attracted to Omaha, they perceiving that
this city stands today where Chicago did in
1860, offering advantages to investors here
now equal to those offered there then. There
is no town IN the United States which pre-
sents so many direct tangible inducements to
manufacturers and dealers desirous of maxi
ing money as does this city to-day. Jobbers'
and manufacturers sales for the past six
months will foot upwards of $780, 900. 900.
Building is far IN excess of any previous
year. and the supremacy of Omaha as one of
the great commercial Centers of the United
States IS admitted by experienced and can
did observers. In the state the growth of
cess Of the city. Crops promise a greater
abundance of yield than is usual. The new
banking law, strict and well digested, goes
into force July 1. and all indications point to
prosperous future for Nebraska and
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
FINANCIAL.

New York, July 5.-[Special Telegram
to THE BEE. .l-STooKs--There was an
improved feeling in stock circles last night
from the close on Wednesday. Rumors this
morning were many and varied. 1t was
claimed that the banking interests in this
city, Boston and Chicago We're demanding q
settlement of tho railroad wars and that
certain railway men, having covered their
short interests q settlement would quickly
result. To help tho restoration of confidence
London was firm yesterday and came higher
to-day. The bears claim, however. that in
vestors aro badly frightened and that there
is no prospect of regaining the short losses Of
Wednesday ana preceding days. The mar
kct opened this morning with a few profes-
sionals bearsh and commission houses bull
ish. The list opened irregular, with trusts
and few railroad stocks u per cent higher,
whilo grangers and others which were rsided
so savagely on Wednesday, started about
steady and showed, after temporary firm
ness, further declines the first hour. Atchi-
son went of point to sls6 al II q. IN. and of
70 3S1l at noon; others suffered less. Bur
lington lost u per cent and rallied to9S4.
Northwestern lost u per cent to 1861.
Rock Island. after touching 9al4, returned to
05. or " per cent over the close or Wsdnes-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
CHICAGO LIVE sroCK MARKET.

CHICAGO July 5.-TSpecal Telegram to
The BEE l-CATTLE.-To-day's supply was
made up of 5000 fresh natives 200 distillery
fed steers and 200 Texas, also $500 native
shipping grades carried over yesterday. The
native shipping cattle market ruled slow and
weak throughout, though light, handy fat
dried feed steers commanded the full Wednes-
day closing prices and several orders could
not be filed. Fleshy grades and heavy fat
beeves were "a drug" and difficult of sale at
q concession Of full 10c In fact, it seemed
shame to note so many prime 1900
to 1000 pound qualities going ovcr
the scales at from 1885 to $500,
but the demand claimed they were not suit
able for the trade at this warm season of the
year and buyers made their own prices.
Cattle finished off on grass also met with
more or less neglect and sold at a decline of
10c, many of the rough big bullocks not
finding an outlet. Native butchering and
canning descriptions of COWS and mixed lots
moved freely at tho advances established
last Wednesday. The small supply of Tex
ans enabled sellers in this branch to clear the
pens at an early hour at strong prices, or
figures about 40c higher than week ago.
Some life was noted in the stocKer and feed
or trade, but the volume of business was small
and values no better than OF late. Natives,
$3. 25(14.35; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 BOO
3.rG; stockers, So 1593.6O; Texans, $2.2O9
800.
Hoos--To- o-day's hog trade opened fairly ac-
tive, but closed weak at the established de-
cline. Prices from the start were 214c lower
and soon fell off &C on heavy and 50Ql0c on
light. Few light hog buyers were operating
ana but little was done on shipping account
in either heavy or light. Packers also moved
slowly, they having on hand most Of yester-
days purchases. Sales of packing and ship
ping heavy were principally between 81. 30
and "a. 35, the latter figure securing the prm-
est shipping shapes and $4.30 the ordinary
packing grades. Mixed sold at range of
S42504.40. largely ut s4.3004.37l9 for the
choicest lunches. Light weights dragged at
$4.4560450 so for sorts generally, though 81. 55
was paid In several instances early
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06

day. st. Paul went of to 6s, Missouri Pa
cific TO G9h ana Union Pacific TO 50 before
noon. Chicago gas was neglected. Sugar trusts
sold at ll7%@ll5I{@i16K lead trusts 800
3314@82&. Jersey Central sold up a point
TO Ill and Delaware 81 Hudson sold Off q
per cent TO 146. Lackawanna and Reading
declined early TO 14i96 and 46H and reacted
later to 1445s and 46% respectively. The
pressure on grangers and other stocks con-
tinued after 12 o'clock and Atchison, North
western and St,Paul touched the lowest points
on the present decline. There was slight
reaction from tho lowest figures before the
close. Stocks and few trusts were firm and
closed higher. Jersey Central moved up per
cent to l12; Louisville a per cent to 622S;
Lake Shore lost q per cent to 1929; Chicago
gas showed net gain of "a per cent, while
sugar trusts closed 9S per cent lower, at
'169l; Atchison sold down TO 371S, closing ! a
per cent lower for the day Mt 3sH North
western sold TO 1854 and closed q per cent
lower at 1854. Burlington and Rock Island
closed with slight net gains and st. Paul a
per cent loss. The total sales were 2S2, 742
shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
Produce, Fruits, Etc.

BuTrER-Table dairy, 14@15c; packers
stock, s@lOc. Creamery-Prints, fancy, lG
9lSc; choice, 144Dl5c; solid packed, 10@14c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 10(0llc.
CHEESE = Young Americas, full cream,
1014c; twin flats, 919c: off grades 6@17c; Van
Rossem Edom, Sll.50 per doz; sap sago, 19c;
brick 1l@12c; limburger, 7(99c; domestic
Swiss, 1890; cheese safes, bronze medal,
No. s, s2.s5.
PouLTRY--Live hens, per Dozen s350@
81 90; mixed, SO. .25a350; spring, S20o(09. so;
turkeys, 7C0Sc per Id; ducks, S2.O0Q0250; F.;
geese, $3.00@400; live pigeons, l.50
ORANGEs-San Gabriel, S350C03.75; fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets, St259450
LEMoNs-Choice, S4.5O(D5OO; fancy, So. 5.75@
100
PEAcHEs-Per d bu box, 75c.
APPLEs-Per Il bu box, 35075c
CHERRIES--Per "a quart case, 500; per 10
quart drawer, Sl,0O.
BLAoKBERRIEs-Per "a quart case, SO. 00@
$50
BLACK RAspBERRIEs-Per "a quart case,
S3.0093.5O.
RED RAspBERRlEs-Per "a pint case, $500
@225.
GoosEBERRIEs-Per 2 bu. stand, $500; "a
quart case, $500.
PINE ApPLEs-Per doz., 81. .OO@s5O.
BANANAs-According to size, per bunch,
So. .000e3 90.
CoCoANUTs-Pe 100, $500.
Fresh FIsH-White fish, per Id, 7@1S15c;
trout, per Id, DC; white perch, per 10, 7c;
buffalo, per Id, &c; picAerel, per Id, &c; black
bass, per Id, lie.
BEANs-Choice hand picked navy, 81 .75;
choice hand picked medium, sl,65; choice
hand picked country, sl.6O; clean country,
81. 1.20@1l.25.
EARLY VEGETABLES Potatoes, 60@80c
per bu; onions, California, per ID, &c;
southern. per Dbl, $500; cabbage,
per crate, $3.50; turnips, per bu box, 6O@75c;
beets, per box. 75c(6Sl 90 wax beans, per bu
box, $3.50; string beans, per bu box, $500;
| green peas, per bu box, sl.0O; tomatoes per
| Is bu box, SLIPS; asparagus, per dozen ben,
| 50c(asl.00; caulifower, $500: egg plant, sl.75
| @2Oo; squash, 25c per doz; cucumbers, 25c;
soup punches, 80c; lettuce, 25c; radishes.
2oc; green onions, 15@20c; new carrots, zoe;
pie plant, per Id, &c.
APPLE BUTTER-6c.
CIDER-Bbls, $500; hi bbls, $500,
MAPLE SUGAR-l21s9l5c per lb.
PoTAToEs-Cheice, sacked, per bu, 25(@30c
| Colorado, 40@45
VEAL-Choice, medium size, 5@6c; choice,
heavy, 4@5c; spring lambs, s30.OO@36.0 90 per
dozen.
HoNEY-149l5c per 10 for choice
PREsRRyEs-9l( @10c per 10.
JELLIss-3l6@4c per ID.
| BREswAx-No. !, 1SS920c.
HAr-S2. 5O@5.5n
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
Live Stock Notes.
Lincoln received three cars of hogs.

Lincoln received three cars OF hogs.
j. w. Patterson, Chicago, was at the
yards.
A. Reese, Gibson, came in with a car of
cattle.
Z. M. Brass came in from North Loup
with two cars of hogs.
August Anderson, an extensive Oakland
dealer, was in with cattle.
j. p. Fall, Silver City, was on the market
with four cars of cattle.
j. b. Moore, Lyons, put in an appearance
with two cars of cattle.
Henry Shinstock, daily West Point ship
per, had cattle and hogs here.
H. Johnson, prominent Wahoo feeder
and shipper, had car of cattle here.
James Castlebury came in from st. Michael
with a string of seven cars of cattle.
II. G. Rhodes, prominent and extensive
Howe dealer, was in with two cars of cattle.
Springfield was represented by A. L.
Spearman, who came in with car OF cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06

IopINE-Resublimate per OF, S3.65.
LEAvEs-Buchu, short, per ID, 1Sc; senna
Alex, per ID, 25@3Sc.
MoRPmA-Suiph, per OF, s2.so.
MERCURY-74c.
PorAss-R Bromide, per ID, 37c; iodine, per
ID, s2.S5.
QUINIA- Sulph, per 10, 2s646c.
SEEDs-Canary, per ID, 4lSc.
SoAPs-Castile, mottled, per ID, S@l0c; cas-
tile, white, per ID, l3@l5c.
pSPiRlTs NITRE-Sweet, per lb, soc.
STRYCHEIA-Crystals,S S100@il5.
SULrH, CINouoNA-Per OF, 5@l3c.
TAPloCA-Per Id, &c.
TONGA BEANs-Sl75.
OILs-Bergamont, S235; Wintergreen,
S2.l5; Malaga, 95c; linseed, raw, Gle; boiled,
6ic.
WHITE LEAD-S6.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06

natives, s3.90Cd4.60; westerns, $40; Tex
ans, $3.75@3.S0; lambs, $5.l5@6.0O.
Kansas City, July 5.-Cattle-Recepts,
$500; shipments, none; good to choice corn
fed steers 80 3106390; common TO medium,
$2.90d3.50; stockers and feeding steers, firm,
2,00@3 10, cows steady to strong, sl.50@2 20;
grass range steers, $l.75(12T0.
Hogs-Receipts, 400; shipments, none {;
market weak to sc lower; common to choice
light S410@435.
National stock Yar1s, East st.
Louis, July 8. - Cattle-Receipts, 2,40O;
shipments, 500; market strong; choice
heavy native steers, S360o425; fair to
good, S3.00@390; stockers and feed
ers, S2.l0@3.2O; rangers, corn-fed, s.. 2.709
800; grassfed, 81 90@9.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; Shipments 1,100;
market steady; choice heavy and butchers
selections and light grades, SL3594.45; pack
ing, $4,000 35.
Sioux City, July 3 5-Cattle-Receipts,
14O; shipments, $50; market steady; fat
steers, S3.0063s0; stochers S2.15@2 65 ;
feeders S2.35@2.S0: Gamers and bulls,
75c(9sl. .25; veal calves, $2.0093.00
Hogs-Receipts, 245; light and mixed,
Sil5; heavy, S4.20.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 5.-The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows;
Cattle : Receipts, 10000; market lower;
natives, s.. .25@14. .35; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 50a350; stockers, 81 l593.6O; Texans,
81. 20lq360.
q Hogs Receipts, 1900; market fairly act
i've, dull, weak and lower; heavy packing and
shipping, $430(14. 35 mixed, g. 25Gi. 80; light,
81. .45(14. so: sklps, s3.00Cd4 So.
Sheep = Receipts, 5000; market steady; (;
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Friday, July g.
A few desirable cattle sold this morning at
steady prices, but the trade soon ilattened out
and closed very weak and lower The de-
mand, both local and shipping, was very
light, and no one seemed TO want any cattle.
The beef and shipping steers sold ut S3.60@
800 There was some trading in butchers
stock at about former prices, but the supply
was light. There were only few stock cat
tic and not much demand for what there
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-06
Hogs.

To-day's hog trade was anything but salts
factory to the sellers. The market opened
with light ard medium weight hogs selling
at 81. l5(04.25, but as soon as some urgent or
ders were filed it was impossible to get any
such prices. The packers would pay 81 10.
the same as they offered in the morning, and
that was all they would pay, and they bought
the balance of the hogs that way.