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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05


The following music will be rendered at
Twelfth Street NJ. z. Church southeast on
Easter Sunday: The Lord is Risen, Indeed.
by Billings; Easter hymn, Carter, God Hath
Sent His Angels English; All the Bells are
Ringing, Bellni; Christ Arose, Lowry; He
is Risen Today HULL The Resurrection,
Leslie. The choir consists of the following
persons: Sopranos, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Soper,
Mrs. Wayson, Miss Mary Garrett. Miss Nettie
Dibble; altos, Mrs. Harmer, Miss Addie Krepps.
Miss Emily Freeman; tenors, Messrs. Soper and
Belt; bassos, Aessrs. Harmer and FOrdham;
organist, Miss Minnie Talbert; precentor. Mr.
George Fordham. For the evening service an
interesting program has been arranged for the
Sabbath school. assisted by the choir.
! Luther Place Memorial Church, corner l4th
and n streets northwest Rev. j. G. Butler, d.
D., PASTORAL the morning service the FOL
lowing will be sung: Voluntary (a), The Morn
ing Breaks; tenor solo, Mr.. Lucius F. RAN
dolph (b); full chorus, He Lives, from the
cantata of Christ the Lord, Williams; Gloria
Patri chant; Kyrie and Gloria in E1celsis, old
! chant At the offertory, soprano solo, Al
leluia, Christ is Risen. Shelley, Mrs. j. W.
Bradford. After sermon. anthem. He is Risen
Shipper. At the evening service, 7:30,
| will be sung, Lift Your Glad Voices; anthem,
Sudds, with solos for alto and soprano. The
following are the members of the choir:
Soprani, Mrs. ]. W. Bradford and Misses Mary
F. Guss and Mary X. Schmidt; alti, Misses
Burnetta E. Howard and Rose R. Seiffert;
| tenori, Messrs. ]. G. Bright and L. +. Ram
dolph; bassi, Messrs. John H, Seiffert
(director) and Frank ID. Seiffert Miss Ella C.
Butler, organist, and DIR. VIM Long, cornetist.
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper will be
administered at the close Of morning and even
ing service.
Church Of the Reformation Gutheran),
Pennsylvania avenue and I'd street southeast
Capitol Hill. Rev. w. E. Parson, pastor-Sun-
day morning, II oclock-Christ, Our Passover,
pointed Day, Berthold Tours At 7:30 p.m.-
Wkae the Earth Remaineth, Berthold Tours.
hrist Our Passover, Schiiling; The King OF
Love My Shepherd Is, Shelley. During the
day there will be Easter offerings for behevo-
hence. Communion and reception Of members
ct the evening service. Choir-Mra Annie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

w. l.. X,
j. F. H. Blois.
Immaculate Conception Church.-Masses at
6, z, 9 and high mass at O3O o'clock. Haydn
Third (lmperiaD Mass will be sung at high
mass by the following choir: Soprani, Miss
Mamie NOonan, Mrs. Henry Jordan, Miss Rose
Bennett, Misses Katie Allen, Annie L. Daily.
Carrie McGill, Katie Walter, Aggie White. Lulu
Roberts; altl, Mesdames Mary J. King Mary
Newton. Maggie Benner Misses Nora Noonan
1oliie Sauter, Bessie Wilson, tenori. Messrs
| James II. Forsyth. John G. Weidman; bassi,
Martin Grant, Robert G. Paul. Henry Jordan,
James j. Nolan, VIM. Ii. DeLacy. DIR. John G.
Exner; organist, Miss Jennie Glennan. Veni
Mrs. Henry Jordan. Offertorium Regina Cell,
Nierroth, tenor solo and chorus; solo, Mr.. Jas
| II. Forsyth.
81. Peters Church, corner I'd and c streets
| southeast.-Grand high mass at 1880 m,
Giorzas First Mass will be sung. veni Gre.
, ator, dino for soprano and Alto bv Wiegand. Al
the offer:ory Hummers Alma Virgo. vespers
at PIN. Lejeals vespers and magnificent
Luzzi's Ave Maria, Glorza's Regina Celi,
. Salutaris. duo for soprani and tenor, by
| Niegand; Tantum Ergo, by Gomez. The choir
is composed of the following ladies and gentle
men: Soprani, Misses Hattie Richie, Annie
Carter, Maggie Blaine and Marie Costigini
Annie Robinson and Mrs. Connolly; tenor,
Mr.. Wright; bassi, Messrs. Albert Schuiteis
| and w. II. Deyeraux; director, Mr.. S. J.
| kubel; organist, Miss Mamie Kearon.
st. Joseph's.-At the high mass in st.
Joseph's Church the choir will sing Dachauer's
mass, Giorzas Regina Coli and, Hummers
Alma Virgo. In the afternoon Giorza's YES
pers will be rendered. The choir is composed
OF the following singers: Soprani, Mrs
Mehler. Miss Freck. Miss Koch, Miss Dryer
| aiti, Miss Rebstock, Miss Seebert. Mrs. joyce
! TENOR, Mr.. Net aud Mr.. steidel; bsssi, NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
Nebraska Corn Supply.

7
ho"aro Lancaster Oh holiheS'lile, Gage
| county, on the Union Pacific, says: II think
| half of last years crop of corn in Gage
| county has been marketed. and of the balance
ohor, o;,,,,th will ho raoriraa fo, howe
"'r WI W iVi ~ iotiio
consumption Inc range OF prices ias1 year
was lS(G2212, while this year it has been l4CG
2lc. We had trouble getting cars in Decem-
her and February The freight last year To
O. a,,;a ,,,,, 49,, o,a this 60. - ,ca
oU' LouiS was ioc' anu 'iiis year ioo' anu
10 CnlcaGo last year was 25c and this year
nc;
w. Z. SWarts OF Silver Clty, Mlils county,
Iowa, says; Il thlnk one-half OF last years
corn crop OF Minis county mas been marketed,
ana OF the balance about tWo-thlrds Will be
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
The Coming Wool Gin.

Our local correspondence from the wool
growing sections of the interior, affords much
valuable information to those interested in
wool, regarding the prospects, prices, etc, of
the coming clip, says the American Wool Re
porter. The condition of sheep is almost
everywhere reported as excellent, and the
blades of steel which have thus far entered
the fleece have revealed strongly grown,
aforementioned staple.
1t is needless to say that the growers
views as to values have not changed in the
direction of their expressing a willingness
to accept less than last years prices for their
wool; on the contrary there is every proba-
bility that the season will be slow in opening,
owing to the wide difference in the views
of the grower and dealer The
former has the unprOfitableness of lest sea-
sons business still fresh in his mind and the
depressed condition of wooden manufacturing
interests which is automatic, staring him in
the face, while the latter has been fattered
by the satisfactory prices he received for his
clip in 1889 and stimulated by belief of very
beneficial results accrueing in the event of
the passage of a bill in congress in the direc-
tion of increased duties on wool.
While the losses in eastern Oregon, north
ern California, Oregon, Nevada and certain
portions of Utah have been heavy, the slight
impetus given to sheep husbandry by causes
p,f Jusly cited, will more than Offset dimin-
IN in the range districts and we have
very reason to believe, will result in very
noticeable augmentation of the wool produc-
tion of 1890
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 0.-Cattle-Reccipts. 1850;
stronger to Zoe higher; beeves, A.SD0520; steers,
S}.5Oli410; stockers and feeders, S2.SblJI 10;
COWS, bulls and mixed sl5ylt3.40; Texas corn
fed steers, s3.2nJ3@O; grassers s!sGD1:3D.
logs-RCccipts, 1880: market slow but
steady; mixed and heavy, A0J6li.25; light,
A.00g422l:; skips, S}.50di.OO. 4
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong and
higher; natives, A.0O1tl.65; cOrn-fed westerns,
sGO0GG.l0; TEXANS, A.0oGt515; lambs, S5.JDG.7.0O.
ST. Louis, April 30 D.-Cattle-Recelpts 1GJ1;
market stronger; fair TO fancy native steers,
s3.40lDI0O; stockers and feeders S24OG3.5O.
Hogs - Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1900;
market steady; heavy. stlGOt2O; packing,
Si.O5G4fla; light, s4O5Dil5
KANSAS CITY, April 3l-Cattle Receipts,
G,l00; shipments, 1000; market steady; steers,
S3.40lgi.s5; COWS, sl.75; stockers and feeders,
q. .sJtf3.60.
Hogs Receipts, 900; shipments. 200; mar
ket steady, higher; all grades s3.050iO5.
SIOUX CITY, April 3O.-Catte Receipts, LOO;
shipments, 1.l5J; market active.
Hogs-Rcceipts 2,9OO market opened and
closed weak, q &c lower at s3.s50395.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Wednesday, April 30.
Estimated receipts OF cattle BOO, compared
with 3,222 yesterday and 2706 Wednesday of
last week, The receipts for the first half of
the week have been 7,s46, com pared with 1895
for the corresponding period last year, a gain
of 5o1. The cattle market was simply on a
boom. The market opeped early and active
with nearly everything sold before mid
day. The steer market opened unus-
ually early active and strong with
the best grades selling readily Mt &c to Zoe
higher and all other qualities active at strong
to shade or &c higher than yesterday The
quality was very good, or, TO use the express
sion of n well informed old-tlmer at the yards,
lit was the best run OF cattle for year" The
number of sales at and above the 800 line was
quite large one bunch reaching the top safes
of the year, si.61i,. About twenty-five loads
OF COWS were on sa le. The COW market opened
early, active and strong with the choicest
lots selling at shade to nlcRle higher, with
occasional sales reported at even better prices
than 90 advance. The less desirable grades
changed hands readily at from firm to strong
prices. Bulls were active and firm. The feeder
market ontinues well supplied with the range
of prices shade lower than last weeks top.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April 30.-[Speciai Telegram to
Tue BEE.l-SToCKs-The was much similar
ity with preceding days in the action of he
stock market early today with the exception
that the market failed to open at IA material
advance over last nights figures and first
prices We're either unchanged or but slight
fractions different. Northern Pacific preferred
was the only marked exception, with gain
room, with Missouri Pacific, Rock Island and md
lsome speefalties leading, though concessions
HjMer. confined TO fractional amounts except In
FrTe Ease of Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago &
St. Louis, which lost per cent to 70. North
ern Pacific preferred was the strong point in
the list still and rose to sli4, against
50 last evening. San Francisco pre-
ferred was. also specially strong, rising
IL to 47% on light transactions.
There was also the usual recovery toward the
end of the hour, when the market became COM
recovered and ut II o'clock the market was
fairly active and fairly firm, but still a slight
fraction below the opening. As has occurred
strengthened before noon. Sugar trusts We're
weak early. rallied and moved up To 1jia. Big
-Four recovered to 75S and Louisville & Nash
Vile from 90la to 0lss. Northern Pacific COM
Ut 81 or better. The advance extended through
western stocks generally and Atchison moved
up to 20 aud Burlington TO 1Os6, while Rock
over last night, followed by ST. Paul To 73H.
Union Pacific and Northwestern were simply
tcipated by the street At the the re re
sorts last night it was given out
that Western Union building people
had been buying freely, presumably for
Gould,s account; The stocks named were st.
Paul. Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and Bur-
lngton. Russell Sage was IA good buyer In the
same line Commission people have largely
swung into line and lately foreign buying has
become positive bull force, Large buying
orders from London Mt the opening today had
much to do with hardening the market. The
stock market reached IA climax after mid day.
The highest prices touched ON the present up
Wafu movement were reached and then came
Hood OF stocks ON the market Caution in
realizing was partly due To unsatisfactory re-
ports from the west regarding tho expected
settlement OF the rate troubles. The uncer-
talnty OF what May l may bring I'm labor
tIoubles east and west caused some selling.
Rock Island lost all OF It's splendid advance
<k.griy, and st. Paul after reaching 7Ii6 before
20 clock, closed steady back to 73is, Northern
faclhc shares went OF sharply. common clos
ing steady at 'sii and preferred at s0is, only
u per cent up for the day Sugar went OF N,
closing y per cent lower at 4ti. Grangcrs and
Coalers generally closed lower. The total
sales were 3sLG4l shares
The following were the closing quotations;
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01

saltpeter, absolutely pure. Ioc; gum camphor.
los IN box OF cakes, Jjc; hops, 4 and y lb
pnvdhahsesi sdasr ~ sVci & sage, ana % packages lIc;
Gaoi0c; indigo, 3 ID and 10 boxes, Madras, 0jc; /;
scaling wax, y ID boxes, red, 3Ac; sealing wax,
suqtEs Cut loaf, sc cut loaf cubes re;
standard, powdered. iiic; NNNN, powdered,
TONERS, A, Csc; white extra, &C.; extra O.,
Ncb., 5Sc; amber, 5Nc.
,.CofrEr. Roasied Arbucklos Arosa, e6,tc;
Dllworth 96c; Alaromn. 25Sc; bulk 25isc.
CoffEE,G ,Grecn-Fancy old golden Rio 27c;
2IIc; Rio prime. @I,ic: Rio. good, -, ~ santos
and common Rio, t962lc; Mocha. e6t; Java,
genuine %; g.. 2sc; Java good interior, 25c;
FARiNAcEous Goops- Barley, aaai;c; farina.
&c; peas; Jc; oatmeal laGJc; macaroni, 1Oc:
S SsernlGielll Gi iVi rice f16ssci sago and tapioca,
on, oH,s IRerSsSns'2P. sS%S' W.. iOc: W. w, iasc;
MEATs-Hams, No. 1, l6-lb average, Olac; ~ to
Z? lbs, ehci II to, II lbs, iOc; shoulders, &c;
dried beef hams, 6l46p1Ac; beef tongues, 5000
per doz.; dry salt meats. 5is@6tic per lb; ham
Troulette G'ic; boneless ham, 7tic; picnic ham,
CANNED MEATS lb lunch tongue, s275; . III
lunch tongue; $40; lb corned beef, sl2O; ID
corned beef, S2.O5; Id cOrncd beef, $3.50; IL ID
corned beef, sl+O0; . lb boneIcss pigs feet,
800; lb English Drawn. sl,3O; . ID English
Clipped beef 500; m ib sSm compPessed w ham am siG5
QROpE-Basis-Manilla rope, i5c; sisal rope,
12tsc; cotton rope, Ice; new process stic.
COTTON TwINE-Bibb very fine, or ply,
pc; fine 20c; Daisy, 1sc candle wick, pc.
OLIvEs-Quarts,pe per doz, 1910; pints, per doz.,
1925; bulk per gal, Q5c.
NGNEGAR-30 gr. cider, lOc; good t2c; white
wine l5c.
STOVE PoLIsH-S2. .0NIl5.S7 per gross.
BAGs-Am., per 100, Sl700; Lewiston, per 100,
Sl7.O0
MOLAssEs-B n. O. fancy, per gal, $50
51c; choice, i5iC47c good, 3003!c; Cuba baking,
2sd.g0c; black strap, 206r29c.
WRAPPISd pApER-Straw, per H., 1isfl9xc;
rag, 2iac; MANILA B, 56Gc; No. /. &c.
BAGs-Union Square, ;O6,:I5 per cent of list.
SALT-Dairy, $50 lbs. In bbl bulk, $40; best
grade, Co. 5s, S;O; best grade. 100, 3s $40; best
grade, ~ los. &.2O; rock salt, crushed, Sl.s0;
common, bbls,, si.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01

Hogs &c higher.
Cattle active and stronger.
I. w. Denton OF Waterloo marketed a car OF
hogs.
Reisch Bros & Co. sent in a car of cattle from
Benton.
Titus & Terhune sent in a car of hogs from
Litchted.
Thomas MINER was here with a car of cattle
from Craig.
John Virgins of Columbus was down with
cattle and hogs.
VIC. swarts, the veteran Iowa shipper, was
over from Silver City.
VI, Shafer was in from Tekamah with a car
OF hogs of his own feeding
j, II. Brooks was on the market with three
cars OF cattle from York.
e. II. Bentley was on the market from Schuy-.
Ter with two cars OF cattle,
Rhoden & Zahner had three cars OF cattle on
the market from Missouri Valley, la.
Henry Gatzmcyer came down from Bancroft
with car OF cattle of his own feeding.
Edward Lancaster of Holmesvile was at the
yards ON his homeward trip from Chicago.
- EDWARD watkins, a prominent dealer OF
Nofth BEND, came in with two cars OF cattle,
Thayer was represented on the market by
Thomas ana X B. Price who came i'm, the
former with three and the latter with one car
OF cattle.
During the past month there were received
at this point 4pS head OF range cattle, These
were all corn-fed with the exception OF about
800 head.
Armstrong Il Malone, heavy dealers of south
ern Nebraska, had eight cars OF cattle on mar
ket from Beatrice and Dewitt. They nut n
top OF HO7!a on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 30.-[Special Telegram to
THE observation-disclosures was again
active, with another upturn OF l0lyl5c making
an advance of 20Q25c for the week so far on
best native steers. Butchers stock of all kinds
was steady to strong. There were only thirty
seven cars of Texans in sight, all of which
sold at strong prices. Stockers and
feeders continue to make higher prices for
the year. Choice to extra hceves. S4.Sgfl5.2 20;
medium TO good steers, 1850 TO 1900
lbs, 4.iOlfli.70; i20O to 1850 lbs, s4.OOl54.5O
0o0 10 400 lbs, s3.5Gdt42j. Stockers and
feeders { sasoaI.l5: cows. bulls and mixed,
ti.50ln3.4O; bulk s2,4Clt2.s0; slop-fcd steers,
Aa@i.65. Texas corn-fed steers s2.256530o;
.grasseTs, S2.sO6lI.lD.
HoGs-The general market ruled rather
slow. The uncertainty of the outcome of
labor matters has an encrvating effect on the
general provision trade, hence packers have
to feel their way and go slow. Prices in mixed,
although not n nickel lower, were weak and
unsettled and at the close buyers for packeeS
were bidding only si.lOdtLl5 for good mixed.
The same sold early Mt si.l5t1l3. Best heavy
sold at SI.2O0 i.25 and light at 4.l5Jil7.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01

King Phillip can,bric, Ioc!I iHngdon n, o,ict
sHEErfNGs AND PmLow-CAsINos- Brown
Pepperel, l5-in. Zoe; Peppcrell, So lsr; Pep
perell 9-l, slc; PcpperSll, ~ &c Boston. 5-i
Utica, ,s-in. pie; Utica s6tins 81; Utica. oo-in.
2sI8c. Bleached- -Peppercli, 43-in. Zoe: Pepper
f Boston ton, fpRfreR c Rotan G gga Boston S &C. &c.
Sofi Boston, lo-t, g''sc' Utica So, 2lc; Utica,
dress siic Bates ssci Warwick, drrss, d,H%s; iise;
dress. SIC; York Favor{c drcss" i,sur9p SIC. C9.
cutta, dress, Sc; Normandie, dress, sci Leices-
PRINTs- Martha WASHINGTON, &C.; American.
Giic; Arnold, 0lc; Arnold II, long cloth, 1Oc;
american; l0c; stlael 4. l9c; .Amana 4, i2c;
l0c Hamilton, sac; Allen Plnks, G,tc; Alien
Chamhray,~ &c; Gloucester, sac; EddystOne,
sc; Ramapo,. SIC; St. Leser SIC. s6irtinss;
Martha Washington, G1lc; Allen, sc; Merri-
mack, 5l4c. Turkey Reds: Fountain, sac;
SHIFTING CHECKs-lnvincible 5.fc; InvInci-
bic XX 6iic; Crawford. Sc; Otis, slsc: Econ
omy,, sac; Park; iUos, l5ci Caledonia X 1O1c;
CHEvIoT-W Winnconnett, 7Ic: whittenton,
fAc; slater, Sc; Amoskeag, stripes, sac; Amos
sea. booLfold. i2isc; Edinburg Oc
TICKINGs. Oakland. a, 0l2ci Oakland. o. &c;
AmOSkca9, a & n, lbsc; Berwick. DOOkfold
sateen. 1sc; Hannah. bookfOld satcen. 14c;
Warren, bookfold sateen. l6c; Norwood. book
fold sateen, 11iIc Cords No. s. Qlac: Cords No
I, 1O &C.; Cords g f, l3jfc Cords L L. fancy
sRc Cords t2D fancy, Nisc.
CoTToSADEs-Yo Nankin, 1Oi.c; Everett,
OF. 1Sc; Elgin S OF, 1Sc; Flat Rock, or lsc:
Lewiston, 10 oZ, 22isc; Workingmans l4c;
Tradesman's lie; Corkscrew Cashmere 22r,c.
CRASH Stevens B, 10 In. sac; stevens ID, 1s
In, &C.; stevens \, 10 In. &c; stevens 7, Is in,
1l4c; stevens VI. Is in, sac; stevens y. % in,
sac: stevens M; y in, Olac; stevens SRr, 70
in. ll1ac; bleachcd, 1c extra.
DENMs-Amoskeag 9 oz. 16ic; York, camlct,
Forester. b c. 12sc;- Haymaker's, 7l.c: Old
York, XX, 10iac; Old York. XXX. re; Law
renee, 80, 1lisc; Lawrence, 30, 13tsc; Law
renee, OF, l5c; fancy stripes and checks, lllc.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
Metals.

:, BLOCK TIN-small pig, 2sc per ID; bar 3Oc per
ID.
CoPPER-Planished boiler sizes, a2c per lb;
cold rolled, 2sc per lb; sheathing, 21c per lb;
pitts and flats, 2Sc per lb.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRoS-Disc't 50-10 per
cent, pat. plan iron, Nos. 2ID27, A. 1O1ac; b,
9i4c.
RooFING-Charcoal, l. c., 14x2O, 112, 1878; 1.
Y, S7.25.
SHEET IRoN-No. &c, 1886 No. 81, s3,75
[ SOLDER-14(tl5c. c
TIN PLATESI O., 1Ox1i, 235, s725; I. Y, l6xi4,
225. $500.
TIN PLATE-Coke-10x14. 225, 1925.
STEEL NAILS-Base, 1926.
STEEL WIRE NAILs-Base S2.6j.
WIRE-Jap. barb $3.50; galy., S.20.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Produce.

EGGS Strictly fresh, loci cold storage, pick
led lined, salted not wanted at any price.
poULrRY-Turkeys dressed, fancy dry
chickens, fancy, lOGl2ci chickens, choice, 90
lOc; chickens, live, per dOz., S.00d3.50; geese,
dressed, fancy, sGlOci geese, dressed, choice,
dressed, fancy, o.; ducks, choice, sd9c; ducks,
live, doz., s2.JOQt3,O0i pigeons, dOz., sl.O01l25
GAME-Jack snipe, sI0O0l .25; golden ployer,
sl.0o0l .25i mallard ducks sl.15at2.0Oi canvas
pack ducks A.OOt15.O0i red-head ducks, doz.,
N'&sbl-5Oi teal ducks, dOz., 50c@gl,25; mixed
ducks, doz;, oOi geese, Canada t25O13.OOi
geese, small, al .OO4Bl.b0.
MAPLE SUGAR-Per lb, llai2Ic.
CHEEsE-Per ID, full cream Young America,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
Dry Goods.

BROWN CoTTos--Atlantic A, TIc; Atlantic
n, lci Atlantic ID, 6a,c; Atlantic r, &c; Aurora
2, 4tci Bucks Head, 6Aci CABOT W, 6Ic; Dar-
lington. 6sc; Farmers no. 1, B,4iici Atlantic
LII, Gei Aurora b, 6Ac; Aurora X, 6llc; Arrow
brand, 6Aci Atlas q n B, 7|sc; Chlcasaw A Il,
0ici cheese cloth, 4ci clifton IF, 5Ac; Pep
perell K, 8acj Pepperell y i0-inch, 7l4ci Lang
don q Il, DC; Cast Iron 1Ac.
BLEACHED CoTToHs- Berkeley cambrlc No.
60, eci Best Yet, BAc; Blackstone AA, 7a4c;
butter cloth AN, sc; Cabot 14c; Dwight
Anchor, 0ci Diamond w, shrunk. Ogsc; Ellerton
w :, lhci Farmers Choice, 6Ao; First Call
6!iei Fitchyille, 7Aci Eruit OF the Loom, sAc
Golden Wedding, sci Hill Semper Idem, SC
Harvest eAci Hope, 7,iei Housekeeper, SIC;
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
Hogs.

Estimated receipts OF hogs $500 compared
with 6,5i0yesterday and 3.7G9 Wednesday of last
week The receipts for the first half of the
wGsk have been 1864, compared with lL352
for the corresponding period last week, n gain
of 3,0Sl. The market opened slow and sc lower
made rapidly and nearly ali the pens were
cleared before noontimc. Tho average price was
SI,s,e Tol1p Tyom1pared win 1y,f yesterday and
erage of the prices during the month. The
range of prices was Sj.sJGiOO, the bulk selling
81 gOGI3ll
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01
Miles Nerve and Liver PMS.

liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves, A new principle, They speedily
cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men,
women and children. Smallest, mildest,
surest 80 doses for % cents Samples free
at Kuhn Il Co.'s, 18th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-01

.........;. ...,............... 1000
Oak Hin. deed ...... ..... 90
Adalinc Ruth and husband to Wendell
d Henson, lot and q q lot 9 blk y
kOuntze Place, W Observation-Disclosures. 1900
RSorenson to Anderson, lot 81, oak
Hill. W d..................,.,.., ....
Jno Schroeder and wife to jno Schroeder
lsinglel north pt lot &C." lInscalls add
toOklnhoma, &c cd..................... 1000
South Omaha Land company to A l.
Cash, lot g. blk ), South Omaha, W d.. 500
q u TEschuck to G II Raynor lot ~, blk
Cutncr & ArChCr's add, d......... .
w II Wilcox and wife to ' Mcstccky, lot
o, blk H., WilcoXs add, W d.............. 900
A Parker ct al to . Johnson, lots and
O. blk IL, Omaha View. " d............ 1850
III r JcnnsOu to l. : Sample, lot @,
Waugh & Bullards add, W d......... 400
Twenty-thrco transfers. .......... .SS,G53