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Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
FIN.4NEI4 l..

NEW York, August 99.-Lspecial Telegram to
The BEE.l-SroCKs shylocks held the
KEYS to the stock market yesterday, but with
all their twisting and eXtortions they did not
frighten holders Of stocks very badly. me
prices demanded and paid in many instances
were almost unheard of In late years. The
depression all through the list was not un-
natural under the pressure. When traders re-
sumed business in stocks this morning things
looked more hopeful. London was u buyer of
specinltics, and for the time being money
promised easier. Stocks opened with bound
and the market acted strongly. Industrial
shares especially Were very buoyant, with
Chicago Gas up to 53ai and Sugar up to 7Saic.
Nanderbilts werc up y to per cent from last
night, Grangers were up. a TO- IA, led by
island up from Aaa to 50. Reading was up u
full point TO 4i1l. Then came renewal OF the
money stringency. Loans ran up TO per
cent per day andinterest. This was a check TO
the recovery which had set In and caused a
partial collapse. There was drop in prices Of
through the list. Chicago Gas broke back
nearly points to tho level of last night and
Sugar went from 7s1 to o. IL was then an an
sell the government So,00O0J0 bonds and loan
money at, 10 per cent M IN the street
turned prices upward. Sugar recovered
TO e, Granger shares sold at frac tions better
than an early advance ana there was vas, gem IN
around at midday, Money manipulators re-
peatcd their tactics of yesterday in stock
circles, Money was forced up tols of per
cent per day and legal interest, or nearly 200
per cent per annum, Both money sharks and
bears appear To have done their worst and
the stock market came up finely after u
O'clock. Lake Shore recovered to 64R. Cana
da southern 10 3d. Atchson to 70, burlington
To l02 Rock Island to S576, st. Paul To 7ll; Mis-
souri, Pacific to 70ss, Lackawanna 60 1881, Chi
cago Gas to 81 and Sugar To 7S. The re was a
little falling oil from best prices at the close,
hut all active stocks showed fair net gains for
the day. Money closed at per cent. Sales OF
stocks were i74,00O shares
Tho following were the closing quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23

choice Glib sugar corn. si.io GLIB extra wcst-
ern brands, sl.OJi 2-lb standard western
bran = :. 1jc. Mushrooms-l-lb French, extra
fine 24H.5c; lib French. fine. iSGn ec; lib
French ordinary, 1GGlsc, Peas Tres fine,
per can &c; deml-hnc, per can, l6ci glib
sifted, sL6O; glib early June Sl.25 glib marrow,
standard brands, Si.tO 2-lb soaked, 6Oc. string
beans -2-lb high grade, Refugee, Sjc; 2-lb
Golden wax beans, zoe; 2-lb string beans, &C;
bCons-3-lb Lewis, sl.Ni Crown brands; SLID
sweet potatoes-3-lb New Jersey. $3.50. Pump
klns-3-lh, Sll0. Okra and tomatoes-SlB1i
Okra, SLG0: succot1sc, S2l
FtSH-COdhsh, extra Georges new hhci
grand bank new 4lsc; silver, 2-lb blocks, bbci
snow white, Glib bricks, new SAcj turkey cod
large midulc bricks, 0c; snow whites, crates. IL
5-lb boxes, SAc; medium scaled herring, &ci
No. scaled herring, 20c; domestic Holland
herring, 4Oc; Hamburg spiced herring, 0Oc;
Russian sardinCs, spiCcd, Oc; Russian sar-
dimes, plain, SOC; imported Holland herring,
crown brand, soc; do fancy mixers, oOci IN ack-
half bbls. SlsGOi white fish, half bbls, 500;
trout, half bbls. $500: family white fish, S35)i
salmon, $50; per doZ,l-lb mac kcral lhcrrngl
2-lb broilcd mackcrcl, SEQ; 3-lbn mustard,
$3.50; 3-lb In tomato sauce, $500; 5-lb Mayo
mess muckercl, 500; lib brook trout, sl23;
Bib brook trout, 800; lib salmon, Sl25; GLIB
white fish, S25; lib white fish. Si,3b; 2-lb lob
sters, si.tj; LIB Holsters 81 lj62.j; 2-lb
oysters IL or, S1.Qj; lib oysters, oZ, Sl5; 2-lh
oysters 10 oz, S10O; 1-lh oysters, OF, S10 9Th
select, t. oz. S?.35; 2lb BarNtaria, 10 o1, Slsli
FairmOnt. 5 on, Sl.s5; lib clans little necks
Si35; 2-lb clans, little nccks, Sli6; alb CLAN
chowdcr, 800; lib crabs S2.&i 2-lb crabs
$3.50,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
CHICAGO EVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, August 22.-tSpecal Telegram to
THE EE1-CArrLE-Demand fair and prices
steady to strong as compared with the ad-
vance ofthe past two or three days. The ad-
vance of course, is largely on natives that suit
export and drCs sed beef trade. Common ana
medium stock, although sharing In theup
turn, has not advanced equally with corn fed.
Texans were quoted rather easier, put no
lower; native butchers stock underwent little
or no change and business in the stocker and
feeder line was quiet. Top prices were $1,000
500 for first class stecrsSh0OG4.25 for mediums
= and SaOO6naI5 for common; Du us, COWS
amd mixed SL5t Gf3OO; Texas steers, S2,70fI3,15.
Stoddard s. How ard range steers sold at S3iOD
3G5 and were the only rangers on SAFE.
UOGS-Thcre was one OF those sudden ana
unexpected upturns that Frequently hapGens
when the run shows "A sharp falling on, ana; as
is usual. too in these instances prices ruled
wild and uneven, ranging nywhere from g. &c CO., 70
Ice higher. Rough and common sold at ShvGn
36. while prime mixed and packers sod
largely at S.0o0i.lo, with prime heavy and
butcher weights at S.l5U4.25. Light sorts
Xll50lI1O,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
LIVE STOGK.

CHICAGO, August -Cnttlo-Re rcipts, l1;00O;
steers $iOOIG5OO: COWS, bulls and mixed. Sl5J
Gl3OO; Texans and range steers, s2.tUlbhj5.
Iogs-Receipts. 100; market strong; rough
and common, SI0O6iOO; prime packers, $1,000
40; heavy and butchers weights, si,lO0i25;
light s. l0D i2j
Sheep-Recepts. 1000; market steady for
sheep; lambs lower; natives. Si.mt525; west
crns, si.OVDI2j; Texans, si.lU0i25i lambs,
S5.00q5.5J.
Sr. LOUIS, August 22.-Cattle-Receipts,
700; shipments, 1SOO; market higher; fair
to fancy native steers, S.OOOiSO; stock
ers and feeders, S2,35fG335
Hogs--Receipts, 400; shipments l3Wi mar mar;
ket higher heavy si0ODi.lO; mixed, $3.50
400
KANSAS CITY, August 2.-Cattle-RccelptS.
4,30O; shipments, 2,2Oj; market strong; steers;
SI.2504.75; cows, Sl.0JD3.s5; stockers and
feeders S2.50d3l5.
Hoys-Reccipts. 1OG0l shi pine nts 23OO; mar
ket steady; all grades s3.5OGlOO
SIOUX CITY, Ia. August 22.-GSpeclal Tole-
gram to TIE BEE. EE.]-iogs-Recelpts, 5000
market very uneven; best 5OiOc higher Others
steady, selling from S3G50iOO; bulk, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23


Atlantic ii, ic; Atlantic j. C9lcj Atlantic p,
&c; Aurora c, &c; Bucks Head 6Ic;, Cabot W,
4i:c; lIoosler Ill, h8c; Indian Head, nc;
Lqwrencc Ii, 5lic; henrietta IL 5}c,,
rora Ak T. SH SIC; aurora norr2S T. Ge &1as s. c
cheese cloth, 4c; Clinton FF, SIC; pcppcrcll
X, 61tc; Langdon G Il, Sc.
co, DC; Best Yet, 64c;, Buttcrcloth,. %N; sc;
Cabot, 7lac; First Call Giac; Fruit OF the Loom.
SAe Ill Semper idcm sc, Sci HoHsGGhee?Gr c:
Lonsdale, sac; Lonsdale cambric, 1Oc; New
York Mills lie; Oak Lawn, 7l4e. p
Nct-Pepperell 45-ln, Zoe; Pepperel, 81, isc;
Pcppercil, o.. Ga. 2Oc; peppGrell, l94 22c
Utica, as.in; l5c, Utica, 5sIin, FMc; Utica,
Bleached- -Net-Pepperell. 42-in, zoe; Pep
pcreI, 46-in,, lie; peppSrelI, 6a4, ln.e; Pep
pcrell. 81 zoe; Peppercll, o., pc; Peppercll
io-4, a5c; Utica, S., &c; Utica, o., @Oc; Utica
10-4, 2Sc,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a. 6he;; ,AmosEEeea &c az
Lancaster 6Aci Glenaire, Ghc; Whittenton
PRiNTsEIndigo blue-Net-Martha Wash
mold b. long cloth, 2Oc; Stifel 4. l2c; Merri
mack, q, lOc: Gold Leaf Sac; milton, hlac
| Alien pinks, 6hc; Allen Chambray, &c; Glou
PRlNTsSFancies- -Eddystonc, OrEe; asStee
| River, 6ci Ramapo. 4iqc; st. Ledger. 5ac shi1 !
| ings- Martha WASHINGTON, 4!ac; Merirmack
| 4tac. Tur>cy rods Fountain G1ac; Garner, &C
Crcnfeld, s. &c; Berlin. 6Hc.
DENNIS s-Net-Amoskeag, O-oz, lO'ac; norl
| camlet, l2c; Everett standard, l2!2c; Hay
| makers, 7lac; Old Rork, M, sc; Lawrence
| 20. 13I2c; Lawrence, 0-oz, l5l4c; fancy stripe
| and checks, 1li2c.
| CoTTONADEs-Yo NanLin, 1Olic; Everett
| S-o2, 1sc; Lewiston, 1O-oz - &c; Nottingham
| l3sc; CoykScrcw cashmere. pc.
| WIGANS- Net-Thstlc. Gi4c Red Cross. &c.
| CoLORED CAMBRICs-Crown, 4i4c; Red star
4lac; Rolled CLOVER sc; Slater &c; high colors
CRAsH-Stevcns' b, 1G-in, SIC: stevens I
| 1S-in &c; stevens A, 16-in. 1c; stevens p Il
! in, 7afc; Stevers NJ i'm, shc stevens \. =
| in, SIC: stevens Nm, 25-in, O'ac; stevens SRl
| 2O-n, 11kc: bleached lc extra.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23

Fresh PoRK-Fresh hams 20 lbs. avg. 7aci
10 lbs avg. Sc; II lbs avg 0c; shoulders, sc;
pork lOlns. &c; pork tcndcrioins, &c; lear lara,
not rendered. g. 5c; spare ribs, &c.
SALT MEATS Bb.s-- Mess pork, new, $l2.i1;
clear pork backs heavy Sl2:' medium, i6'!5; 90;
butt pork. pig pork sl3.jJ new extra mess
beer, $3.50; new extra plate beef $50; new
plate beef, $500; new rolled homeless beef,
$50; new rumpS, $3.50; new DOuclcSs rumps'
$3.50.
OlLs--Bbls-- Extra lard, winter strained. 47c;
lard, lc; extra neat stoot, 42c; tallow Oil, Ale;
pure neatsfoot OIL 5Oci / tallOw, &c; stear-
LARp--Ticrccs-- Compound, SIC; pure leaf,
G.sc; kettle rendered, GAc.
SMOKED MEATs--Sugar cured hams IL to IA
ID avg. Ike; medium 10 TO 10 l6 avg Hes
heavy 20 to 20 Id avg, lie; skinned slicng, Is to
70 lb avg. M; California hams, 7a4c; shoul-
ders, il4c; shoulders, skinned. 6aic shoulders.
6to ID avg, 7lec bunclcss ham, 0c; Dreal ltfast
bacon, clear, D to Z lb strips, Sc; brea Nfast
bacon, rib 81 =; dried beef hams sets, 1O1sc;
DRY-SAIT MEATs--Iean backs, Gilc: extra
short clear, 5ffc; bellies. lG To 2Olb avg, 6Ac;
short ribs 52ic; short clears, &c; long clears
5llc; shoulders, 5aic; backs, j1ac, .,
FREsH BEEf-Stcers. 500 to 600 lbs average
native, 6i4WG14c; 400 to 800 lbs average, native
G@G,4c; COWS and heifers, 400 to 500 lbs average
native, 5lgc; hndquarters. steers, lOc hind
quarters. cows, &c; fOrequartcrs steers. 4laci
forequarters, COWS. Be- dressed hogs, 4Ac
FIRES Fresh BEEr '"S "CSuTs"Rolls. SIC; beef tender
lonS. iSc; srloin butts1c; bOnclcss strips. T2c
rounds trump ON, &c; rounds trump onL 5c
rounds shank on, jIac; homeless rumps, &c
chucks 3[sc; plates, 2lsc; back halves, 4c
shoulder cloo ;, sc; beef oins No. steer, i
6il4c; beef Ioins No. . IOGnllc; beef loins No.
&c; beef ribs, Gl.@sc; leef ribs No. /, l0Mllc
sweet breads Cpcr do2. ;5ci Kidneys (each), &c
OK tails (cach, &c; livcrs eachl, lic beef heart
each. 4c; beef tongues (eachD, 4Oc; strip lons
6lgc.
SAusAGE-BOlogna, 4c; bologna in weasands
&c; frankfurts, Giac tongue, tigc; blood, llac
liver 4iac; head cheese, 1llc; Polish, &c; porI
sausage Qinksl, &c; pork sausage uneaU, III I'll
nails
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Metals,

BLOCK TlN-Small pig, SOC per lb bar, zoe
per Id. ,
CoPpER-Planlshed boiler sizes. 33c per lib;
cold rolled, 3Oc per lb; shcetlng .hc per lO pit
and flats. Bic per ID.
GALvANI2ED SHEET lRON-Discount 5O-lO pei
cent pat. plan. iron, Nos "a and %, A, lOlaci
II. Diqc.
TIN pLATE-I. c., 1Ox2i, 500; I. ". 1Oxl4
S.25.
tbs PLATE-Cokc, 14x20. 1l?. SG.95
ROuflNG-Churcoal, |. G." l4X2O, liz, 800; |
", S6i5.
SHEET TRoN-No %, $3.50; No. a. 1910.
SOLDER Strictly half and half, Ice,
Sr, Eli NA1LS-BHSe. Sl.3j.
STEEI. WIRE NAILS-Basc. $500
WIRE-,JaD. barb Sh25; gnlv. S}.SJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Market Mention.
Cows steady.
BecVes stronger
"a NA ...t,lA NlY

Cows steady.
BecVes stronger.
A S4.60 cattle top,
Heavy hogs higher.
Cattle about all sold,
Common mixed hogs lower.
Heavy hogs sold as high as LOS.
r. Collins of North Bend was among those
that were in with cattle.
C. Il. Miller of MerinO, Colo, had ten cars of
range cattle here today.
$. NJ. Jackson of Avoca, Ia, was here looking
after two cars OF cattle.
Joseph Chrisman OF BroEen Bow was at the
wards looking after Il car of cattle.
CB. Hodges Of Atlanta was among the ship
pers here today. lie marketed two cars of
hogs.
B. Il. Downer Of Arapahoe, IA prominent and
regular shipper, sent in two cars or hogs and
one of cattle.
II. A. MINER, a regular shipper from Craig,
brought in two ears of hogs, one OF which
topped the market at Si.Oj.
August Anderson, of the well known firm OF
Anderson & Johnson, Oakland brought IN two
cars of hogs and took back Il car of cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1890

Sheep pelts. green each, Sctsl2S, sheep
peits. dry per H. loGtt lie ltd
BEEswAx-pcr H. 20c.
GANE-Per dozen prairie chickens. ESQ
mixed ducks si0OGl50; ployer. 5OGG0c.
l,EAcHE'- Arknnsas, .I,o95 ~ DON 'ocQlWi
O9 GRSPRs i0rsu JalIfoPaa. per trte. sl25Sa oOi
Illinois, per t0-lb basket ioc.
pLuMS-purplc Duane, Columbia. etc. per
box s,.5O02.OOi wild goose plQms. u bu box, '5
NEcrApNEs-P Per crate, 81. l.7502.Oo
IEMONs-per box, Rodi MaiOri, fancy, $500
1000; choice Mcsslnas. 6sJWt 100.
PEARS Bartlett, california, per box, $1,000
PRuNEs--German. per box, 500; French
Sl.7jN2.pO; gros, 81 ,I5@2W,-
ToMAToESS-Pcr ba., iScnfl ~, e, H., a, ,oa,,oo
CABBAGE-per crate, jGhiOO,
poTAToEs- -Nebrasi<a and Iowa per bu, Sl.OO
0fg5; Colorado and Salt Lake $3.50.
SWEET poTAroEs-Per bu. S!g0'Dh50.
EvAPoRATEp ApPLEs-Faucy, BE per lb.
BLUEBERRiEs-pcr sgt box Sl.o0.
COCOANuTs-Pcr lCO. $500.
WATEaMELoNsz Pcr iO,slSmG2OOO.
CANTELouPE-Pcr dO2, Sl5l,
ApPLEs-Eancy catiugs3OO0Aj0;f fancy cook
ing. So i;6l3.2i; choice, s2.NU215.
RANGEs-Fancy Rodi. SI5O
BANANAs-Per bunch, S.5@3Go,
white, aHd4c; yellow, 2la0!ci stearine, GHc.
DBoNEs- Quotations are for delivery IN Chi
coG1TI coG0try TIea@"hed @ s sdSdia65 dry dry t country,
damp and mcaty @.VS@lOQVo3,, ..,,........
WOOL-fine unwashed, llwibc; medium un-
washed. Is 2ir; coarse UNIV ashed, lo0IJc.
JELLIEs-Ic per lb
UREssEp NEhI.-Choice medium, GGici light,
LINsEEp Ou.-Rnw. GOc; boiled, G3c.
HONEY Stmncd-GO-lb cans, per lb, DC; new
| comb honey. fancy, lGtlic; choice, l4G4bc.
BEANs-IInnd- -nletCd navy, >2.I0d2. ~; hand
picked navy. medium &.2Jo2l0; aud-picNed
country Sli:a2 90; good clean, Sl.3Od1.5O; Cali
| fornia, per lb, 4tac,
| FIsHLPer lb-Pcrch.ic; buffalo, 7c pickcrel
si9c; pike. Sc; trout 0c; white, 9ci croppc, lOc;
| catfish. lie; cod steak re; founders, l3ci
| Oregon salmon, lsc; black bass, l5c; Holsters
| lSC,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS..
Prod

CoRN-44d+Gc,
OATs-5Bt,i5c,
HAYS S1.OOQBJ00.
MIIIsTUFF-Sl200
CHOPPED FEED Sl3006l4,00.
pOULTRY-P Per dozen. choice hens, ~. ].0Nd3.25;
choice mixed, g.. .5Od30J; roosters, S2.i002.15;
spring chickens, Sl.SIG2.t0 for smalli s22JlG2.5O
for med ium S!.5Oq27o for large; live pigeons
Si.2jGl.50. -
BUTTER-Creamery fancy rolls print, ls1
l9c; creamery, fancy, solid packed, lS@l5ci
and prints, I4Gl5c; dairy, fancy, solid packed,
l2Gt lic; dairy, choice, 001Oe; country roll,
fancy. SG10c; choice, 1Gcsc; inferior, 20J1c.
able.
HIDES, PELTs AND TALLow-Green salted
7JIc; No. 2. light, 6d6hci dry flint hides 7lid
"; calf hides, 5S9ci damaged hides &c Iess.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
OgS.

Today's trading in hogs was very uneven
and for that reason diiicultt TO report satisfac
torlly. At the opening the best heavy. sold
ld0l0c higher, but the advance was lost later,
the m rket closing about steady with yester-
day. The good light and mixed hogs did not
show any advance at any time during the day
closed in some cases S0l0c lower The total
receipts were $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
The Coffee Market.

NEW YoRK. August 22,-LSpecal Telegram
to THE BEE EEl-CoFFEE-Options opened irregu-
lar, 3 points up TO 90 points down; closed
cables Sales, 5000 bags, including August,
$500; September. sl7,G5dl7.70; October, 1865
tl7.O5; November Sl6,5JGtl6,G0; December, sl6.4O
GtlG.50; January, Sl500G9l505: February, $3.50
Gglj.15; March, Bis. .6Jgl5.1O. Spot Rio quiet and
easy, fair cargoes S!O,i5: fiat bean, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
OMAHA LIVE STOCh.
Cattle.

Friday. August %?
Good beef steers were by no means plenty,
but there were several loads good enough to
bring over $500 and as high AS Si6l The mar
ket on such could be quoteda little stronger.
provement. The COW market was steady as
was also the market ON feeders, stockers, etc.
Total receipts /, 100 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23

MoNEY-Tight, ranging from To lil Fer cents
last loan at per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApER-5IsGj7 per cent.
STERLING ExCHASGE-Quiet and trmi sixty
day bills, I.s2li; demand, N.S6n.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Prevailing Prices.
This Week. Last Week,

The following table shows the range in
prices on hogs during this and last week:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Price Ho1,

Showing the average price paid for loads OF
hogs ON the days Indicated in 1857, 1888, 1889
md lhpO.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Day. Aug 30. Aug, 49, Aug. Ss Aug. 81.
Yesterdays Purchases.

Showing the number OF head OF stock pur-
chased yesterday. on this market, as reported
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Address Registered Letters Containing Cur
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER that the payment ofprlzes Is C uAh-
ASTEED by FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New VT
leans. and the tickets signed by the president
an insttutiOn whose chartered rights are recognized
in the highest oourts therefore, beware OF all inlta
tiOns or anonymous schemes.
REMEM BIER, that the pre- sent charter of The Lou
Isl ina State o terry Company, which the SUPREME
COURT or THE u. S. has dee dad to oc CON
TRACT with the State of LOuisaun, and part OF
the Constitution of the state, DOES NOT expire uN-
TIL THE FIRST OF JANUARY, lS.G, .
The Legislature of Louisiana, which adjourned on
the 10th July Of this year, has ordered an
MENT to the Constt ltiOn of the state TO be sun,
mtted to the peo pie ut election in lSg which WI
carry the charter of THE LOUISIANA STATE LOT
Terry COMPANY up to the year NINETEEN HUN
U1tED AND NINETEEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
IMPORTANT. N I

Address Nj. A. DACPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or NJ. A. DAUpHlN,
Wash ingtOn, ID. G.
BY ordinary letter containing MONEY ORDER, Is
sued 10y all express companies, New York Exchange
draft or post II note.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23
Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs.
Stock ReCcipts.

Official Yesterday, Estimated Today.
Cattle. ~ cars i.206 Cattle. ~ cars 100
Hogs..,..l l4 cars S,10 llogs...., lag cars $500
Horses, | car, 20
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AGENTS w ANTED.

F-FOR CT uB RATES, or any further nfornla tlon
desired write lcgibly to the undersigned clearly
stating your residence. with st e county, street and
number More pid return mail delivery VIII be
assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your
tuIIu
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23

Mining Stocks.
NEW YoRK. August 22-Lspecial Telegram TO
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-23

The following table gives the average cos
cost today, as based upon sales reported;
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06
|. consumption Ineurabls,

Read the following: Mir c. H. MorTis. Newark. Ark. says. s'Wes down with zhcess of lungs. and friends and physicians pronounced me an tncura; ole cOnsnmptive. Began taking I- Kings New Discovery for ConsumptiOD. now on my third bottle and able to oversee tho work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.
 Jesse aiddlewsrt. Decatur. Ohio. says. Had u uos beon for Dr. kingf New Discovery for Con sumption l would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by doctors Am now in best ef hsSlth." Try it. sample bottles free al J. Yong's Drug store
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06
RESOLUTION
Of the Mayor and Common
 Council of the City of Tomb
 stone. Territory of Arizona :


 Be it resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the city of Tomb stone, that the regular meetings of the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Tombstone be held on the First and Th;rd Wednesdays of each month, instead of the First and Third Fridays as heretofore.
 Be it further resolved that this res olution shall take effect and be in fall force from and alter approval and due publication.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06
DISTRICT CouRr.
NOties of District Court Meeting.

In he District Court of ths First Jadic ial District oft ths Territory of Ari- soaa in aad for tie County ot Co., chise.
 Good cause appearing therefor, it is hereby o' dere,l that special term of the District court of the First Judicial district in and for the County of Cochise, be held on the 18th day af September. A. D. 1890 for the trial of civil and criminal causes and for the transaction of civil anal erim nal business gener- ally, said term to continue until the business of the term be disposed of. It is further ordered that the Clerk of said Court cause notice of said special term of said court to be pul lished in some newspaper pub ishcd in said county of COchise, for at hast once in each week for four consecutive weeks, prior to said 18th day uf September, 1890.
 Dat q July l7 1890.
 RICHARD E. SLOAN, Associate Justice and Judge First
 Judicial District, Territory of
 Arizona.
 Attest:
 A Ii. EMANUEL, Clerk.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

GENERAL MILES pays Arizona a com pliment in saying that "the strides made by this young Territory during the past three years in agricultural pursuits are most marvellous, and grs- tifying evidences of the push and en- terprise of her people.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

also he fa adel and b0nis issued fer the rede mp tioa thereof. and iheleafies D. warrant eertid eues or 0iier evidences Of iHdeb ebtdncss shasl bs allowed ts issue CT be legal wbere the same is iu excess of tle limit prescribed By the Harrison agI.S
 An scts or parts ot ac's ia conflict with this aei are hereby repeale1.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

TIE Lordsburg Liberal has three announcements for sheriff and three for assessor. Grant county is the first always 10 come to the front in New Mexico when offices are to be filled.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY right ly protests against the passage of the force bill. He calls upon all knights to do likewise.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06
ADVICE TO ssorneRs.

Mas. WzssJo~-s SeoTHIxo SYRUP has been lssd by mothers for children t.efssne for over go years with perfect ssucce~e ft rr ewes ihe iifle snffsrer at once pFa6rces nztu-al. qBset sl eo by freeing the ctid frr m psin- ard the Hide che uh aSakes ss -bsight as buftsn." It v-ry i-e- snt to the tisfe. sooih hes he child. soffes shr ydms. aiI4ys pain. reiieTes sind fegulat fhs houci'. and is the beet known remedy fsr csr. reoa, vhethfr arising isom ieeth'ns or ofkef t4rsef. Twenty Ave efnfs bottle.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06

TIE latest advertising dodge of the lottery company was to get the Presi- dent 10 recognize it in message 10 congress.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-06
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch oi White atwoleott's Cash Store S-7if
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NOTICE.
nur,xren,. Arnlca SaIre.

The Best sslse in the world for Cuts. BrsIses sores Cic1rs. Salt Rheuzn, Fever Sores. Tetter, chspped Gknds. Chtlblsfns, CoF1s, and sil Skin Erupfious and positively cures Piles or DO fsy re- eUsrsd, IL Is grarsutsedto give perfect sktisfsc. slon or monsy rssuadsd. PFics, 1s esnts per bcx. fgr sz1a br !. roHss.