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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. j.
CHENEY d Co., doing business in the City of
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use
of HAIL's CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, thus 9Th day of December, A. D.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13
Food for Consunnptives.

Little things tell in this life. Little broth
ers, for instance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

Ohio 4 Mi8-aasiway.
OEce Rresidsnt and
General Manager,
Cincinnati, Ohio
~My foot suddenly
turned and gave nae
q very &c Ferely
.sprained ankle. The
aPplfca item Of St
Jacobs OIL resulted at
once In arelief from
pain.
WV. PEABoDY,
Prezt. q GeE1Hea'RR.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

The paradox os dining lies in the fact that
the most refined dinner is the course dinner.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

Grocer: Well, my little boy, what will
you have? "Fifteen cents worth of molass-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

7zs Dolphin Street.
Baltimore. Nd.
Jan'yIs, 1890.
az was bruised bad
y In hip and side by
q fall and suffered Sc
vsrely. st. Jacobs on
completely cured
Ae." VIZ. C. EARDR,
Member Of State
Legislat4rA
rnUN H.sVs.aa. MA
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

Square your shoulders, expand your
chest and look out for your chin That
is the pivot upon which depends the
poise of the machine. Step out easily
and firmly, letting the ball of the foot
strike the g1ound first so that you get
the benefit of that benefcent spring
which Dame Nature built into your In
step to save the rattle and jar to the
whole system which people who viii
persist in walking on their heels intiici
on their anatomy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

4NOLt1Iy I ttULtCs
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
FL. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
eay- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-11-13

me one fair woman Of, the wide. vide world.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Notes About the CITY.

Frank Lehmk kuhl, who came from Wiscon
sin towork for O. Winkler near Jetter's
brewery, died in st. Josep his hospital Tues
day morning at 8 o'clock. The funeral ar
rangements willnot be made until his friends
may be notified Of his death.
DR. JohnM. Glasgow has leased the west
room in the Josin building, No. 240S N street
for the posoffice.
Maggie, aged fourteen months, daughter oi
Anthony and Maggie Smith, residing al
Thirty-hfth andL streets, died at O'Clock
yesterday morning, and will be buried
in st, Marys cemetery ats clock this morn
ing.
Forresisting e and abusing Officer Michael
Hanson Judge King fined Christ oeson SlO
and costs.
Arthur W. SAKE, Albert Kelly and D. A.
Young got ninety prairie chickens during
their three days hunt at Stanton.
NJ. r. Blanchard Of the commission firm OF
Palmer, Blanchard " Co, last evening
sprained his right ankle and is laid Off duty,
A slight collision between two motor cars
at a street yesterday morning scared the
passengers and almost upset the cars No
one was hurt.
John Hall, the Omaha man. wanted for as.
Saulting little Ida Corcoran, failed to ap
pears before Judge King at the time set fOI
his appearance and an officer Will be sent
after hip
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Market Men tiOn.

Hogs firm.
Cattle steady.
J.F Faimanof Aytell sent In a car OF hogs.
John Rice broughtn car of cows from
WilSOnville.
Kronch Brothers sent I'M car ofhogs from
st, Edwards.
,Cochran& Taylor sent in a car OF hogs from
WILDER.
A. j. Minor otNelson had car OF hogs on
the market.
II. G, Clark cane in from Ashland with four
cars of cattle.
A. J. Snosdenof arney was up looking
Overthe market.
j.. r. Humphreys came Inwith six cars Of
cattle from BrOc X.
G.. NJ. udiberg sent up a car OF hogs from
+. Sull ivan came over from Hamburg, Ia
with ear of hogs.
s. s. G Grian was on the market with two cars
OF cattle from Jamaica.
Guhey. George e Co. had a car Of hogs on
the market from shelton.
II. +. Church came down from Plercewith
car each OF sheep and hogs.
j. 9, Lennox Of LennoxS Harrison, Arcad ia,
was In With "A car ofCattle.
A. D. Kenyon was on the market W hcattle
from Dannebroi and FarwelL
William Montgomery was over from Affair."
Ia, with aca reach of cattle and hogs.
6, Fremont Hoy, thS well known shipper of
FrOhn & Critic sent in car of cattle from
jamaica. Mr.. Frohn came Inwith them.
James liartingtoncam down from Hermosa,
s. d. with twocars OF range cattle
Messrs. J. ID. and b. b, Kellar Of Octa via
we're at the yards king after "A car OF hogs
each,
f. G. West oithe firm OF West Jenkins Of
Gothenburg came up with Two cars of hogs.
Henry Koch Of Miller & Co, heavy dealers
OF Bradshaw, was ON the emarket with AGAR of
cattle
The official receipts at Sioux City for the
month ofAugust were 4,072 cattle, G3, $50 hogs,
ISL sheep, 1913 horses,
J. l., Ritter Of the well known firm otMorse,
Rogers & Co.. Morse Bluffs, was down W ith n
ear each Of cattle and hogs.
A, b. Iianl<ey, manager of the White River
land and cattle compan of Aida, mark eted
four loads OF fancy heavy hogs, Two loads
topped the mark $40, the other two going
at A15.
John HASTE, the well known shipper OF
heastern Nebraska, was on the ma rke I
with hogs from Panama, uburn and Julian,
n car OF Catt 10 from TeCu mseh and three cars
of cattleand one Of hogs from Stella.
w, r. Guthrie OF the we'll known Fl rm OF
Guthrie Oskamp Clarks, was here with a
train load OF range cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Provisions,

Is lbs, avg, sci IL lbs avg. .Oc; shoulders. Sc !;
pork lons, X; pork tendsrloins' s,E %i leaf
clear earl pork E backs. heavy, siaS medi siiis;
short cut clear rorh, 5000 family pork sl,,N;
beef $3.50; new extra plate beef Sj.O; new
plate beef. 800; new rolled bOneless beef
S1.N new rumps, 800; new boneIcss runlps'
oil -Bbls-Ex IA la I'd, winter strained. 47c;
extra No. | lard, 59c Nc, | l;Td, @ :fG; NG a. 2
pure neatsfoOt oil sec; A hllow, DC; stear-
Inc, &c.
6HC; Kettle rendered, Gac.r-
SMOKED MEATS-Sugar cured hams, l2 to IA
10 avg, llhc; medium, II to lG lb ayg, lc;
tosoib avg, liiic; ;Calif hams, 77dc sh oul-
ders, Iic; shou lders, SKINNED, sac; shoulders,
to vg,71ac; boneIess ham, sc; bIea l<fast a t
bacon, rib, Sac; dried beef HAMS sets, 1Ohc;
,DRY SALT MEATsILean backs Gi4ci extra
short clear, 5sic; bellies. 10 to @-lb average,
6l4c; short ribs, 5a4c; short clears, &c; long
clears, 5'fc; shoulders, 54cj backs; 5hc: ,.,.
natives ga @6ai q; 400 to 500-b aycrage. native,
G0JG4c c; cows and heifers, 4OOto 5D-lb average,
native, sac; hindQuarers, steers, 1Oc; hind
quarters, COWS, &c; foequ arters,, steers. 44ac !;
forequarters, COWS. Sc; dressed hogs, 4ac /;
choice dressed mutton 91ac; ,oo,.ooou
Ioins, Bc; sirloin butts, &c; boneless strips,
nc; rounds trump fl, &c; rounds tump p On),
sc; rounds shank of. 519ci boneless rumps,
4e chucks. 3lic; plates 2Hc; BACK halves, 4c,:;
shoulder clods, +ac; beef IONS. No. steer. Ii
6Jlic; beef lons, No. ., l00llc; beef loins, No,
3, De- beef ribs, 6h@Sc beef ribs Mol, 10@c
sweet breads Perdoz&SSc; kidneys Gcach4 &c
hearts each, 4c; beef tongues (each), Acc
strip lOnS. 6lac.
SAUSAGE bologna, 4c bologna in weasands
4lsc; fmnl>furts, 6&c; tongue, Gic; blood ,faci
liver, 4ic; hea q cheese, 41ac Polish, 7c; pork
sausage uinks), &c; pork sausage (meat), I'm tin
pals, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 3--GSpecial Tcle gram to
THE BEE. .l.-SToCKs-Raiding Of Rock Islan
and asevere selling pressure mall granger nj
coal stocks late yesterday, left thestreet very
muchat sea. The source ofselling was not
easily found. That much Of the Offering was
long stock let go by disappointed holders Is
not doubted this morning, while the con-
servative element does not believe the talk
about passing OF dividends on any of the
standard stocks, Figures produce ed tn is morn
ing giving Rock island earnings for August
tlGhW short OF the same month a year
ago, not only justified the action Of
the closing hour yesterday, but was the cause
Of a further drop Of per cent the first hour
which he says he is bulland yet attacks
certain granger stocks, gave tone to the early
market. Trading up to- noon left the list IT.
regular. Chicago Gas and cotton oil are fl rm
and tOA higher. Sugar retiners dropped
oil lb to @l6 and rallied to ST. Lake Shore
held steady, while New England opened
erand made no recovery. Rock Island,
afterdropping sea-, recovered to s3S and
st. Paul declined to nv and back to 7lI
Coal stocks were about steady and trad
ing was OF q slow character at midday.
viz: Atchison to 43ls, Rock Island to ST. Lake
Shore to lOSls. The improved fee ling In Rock
Island was due to advisor OF Atchison traf-
fc OF the southwest At the ad vance offer
ings were free and close at S3S, or "a or for
the day. Atchson dropped back to +2t, Chi
cago Gas rose TO 81 and Sugar closed atH
withvery little feature to trading. Money
ruled 46DJper cent. Sales Were 10000 shares,
The following Were the closing quotations .
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept 3.-[Special Telegram to
Tue BEE. E.l-CATrLE-Buslness slow from A rst
60 last, and when that is the case IT is easily
understoodby those concerned that I prices are
weak, running down to n shade easier There
was limited demand for good steers, with
he exporters slow ahead, but the most OF tn at
class Of stock sold nearly as well as esterday
twas class below ex porters; that S, good
fat steers, but slightly on in appearance and
style. 1t should be remembered that VIII en-
cattle are plenty and demand slow buyers
can see hundred and one defects that are
are scarce and in dem and. Texans, ranger rs
and Stockes underwent little or no change.
First class natives, I.oW15 u; second class.
A500DtSo; third class, SI.sJ6D4 2j common, 81 10
Ql.50; Texans. 2.4002.00; rangers, Si.00@ilO.
HOGs--Business active with another uptum
Of il1l0c onall classes. Packers paid S4.ONlD4. IS
and prime heavy, together with butcher
weip hts. sold atsi.4004.6o; also light sorts at
A41lJI60.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04

ssndsd sGS1rSS pPwd Rs1E lSa qSsi
ers' N,64c; White, Extra G. Climax. &c; Extra
q, Nebraska, 52dc; Amber, 61c; Golden C,54c
MAPLE SuGAR-Per lb.-5c ca kes, :,O,lb boxes,
13c; 1Oc cakes, }Olb boxes. l24c; lib brio ks ~
lbs I'm box, pure, Nc.
s.e NS2S 2s; s dsr%aa Ra"Sa
%ac; nilwort h's 239dci Lion, 2s5!ic; MailpOuch
sSi GSirnGGreeS MGc1a eS aye GoiGsn I9S Ro 2c
$ie M Rio, ;" prims si rio gHo% N@sE slS; sIntSs
genuine o. g., aSc; Java, good, Interior, 25c
Mexican. 23c.
hhds, 1850. ne; original hhds: Ac less; Bosnia
prunes. lb boxes, 100 to ITO, 7a4ci apples,
evnporated, newring choice. !5c evaporatcd
zoe: baclibcrrics, new, 1Oc raspberrles, % lbs
to box 4c; curmnts ne W, GA C ;original casks,
&c less; Vostizza currants, extra, in boxes,
CANNED FRUIT-Peaches perdoz, so 1903. 90.
Bcrrios-2-lb goose berries, VI .S 2-lbstrawb wber-
res, S30; 9-lb acilberries, S1,25. Plneappl es
cao2psdG ~ &s9; d dhana a., sliced Lice So;
sn ma ga.ea s rsa siiea y G VII
cherries, $l75. Pearsa-2-lh 81 30,
CHggEE-WiseonsinF. q, twin fats, per lb,
l3c: domestic Swiss, l40l7c; Edam, in foil,
DATEs-Persian, Glib box &c.
ard, per box Ss75; Horseshoe" $3.50; loose
muscatels alifornIa, stand ard, S215; horse
seedlcss California, sS5; California seedless
sultans, insacks' perlb, So; California musca-
tells, in sacks. SCI new vaicncias, &c; valencias,
0S; NJ ber % syrapDia VI bbs, No 70 grade
3Jc; half bbs. No. 70grade, 32ci 4-Sal kegs, No,
cnns H. csse case NS @ g. 1ss
5Sblsi sc; I; Ialf bills aici i.sql legs, each u45i
nj nal lie " Hy.in in
bbls; Sc; half bbls, Tc; 4;gal Kegs, each Nl .6Oi
?-gal pals, each s5ci California honey, bbls,
3Ic half bbls, 3c; 4-gal kegs, s65; 2-gal kits,
sc: l-gal, 10 in case $3.50; 1-gal, 10 in case,
CHocoLArE-!e-lb boxes, 3035ci Germ an
swe ct, 22d?ic; Partisan, Nc.
COCOA-per lb, 30G4Oc. ~
BR0MA-Per ID, zee IL.
CocoANur-Per lb, in pigs, $0@7c; bulk, %
SEEDs-Mlxed bird Lib pkgs &c; canary. Sc;
hemm 45sci anse' 1sG poppy. Nc, ,Oa,o,.
shot &c. Afispice, ioc. oloyesHPenans, isc Sc.
lected zoe Oasl2IChin1s tlpmats Oc. Nut
FARISacIoUs VI, G ooDss1B harley, BIC: hrina,
he; vermlcellI -ioSllci rice, choice, 5Isci
,MIoIAssES5.b6fs, MOI Ne fancy PsE sal; $s37sj
| @l1e black strap, NlD22c
rag, 34c; anIlla b 5QoGo; No. /, Sc,
| OlLs-lN prime white, lic; $50 water white,
13c; l75 headl light, 1lsc; I, gasolene, he,
SALsoDA-Bbs, Ike; granuated, &c; In bbls,
! 1asc,
SoDA-pkgs,C 90 los to box, sac; kegs. 4lsc.
VMEGAR.-5ogr. cider, lOc; good, Pc: white,
| wine 15ci fancy, fruit, SO
STOVE PoLIsli-S20O6D5S7 per gross
BAGs-Am. per 1OO sl775; Lewiston. per 100,
| sl7.6; Union square, 30d1b per cent Off list.
SALT-Dairy 2S0 lbs in bbl, bulk, s?.1G best
grade, coos, $40; best grade, 100 is, S2.iJi best
grade, Is los. 2.25 rock salt crushed, el.Si
| common, bbl, Sl.25,
SoAP-oastile, notified, Der lb 9alOc; do,
| white, per 10, Ic.
.PIckLEs- Medi u m, perbbl, d, Is SOL SIN all, 500;
gherkins, 7.5Qi Imp Din, SlSQO. W gal cask)
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04

81 gal. Dbl. $1,000.
CDER-Perbbl, ref ned, soSO; half Dbl, $3.50:
hard cider. pure. per bbl, 5000; orange cider,
CoRDldE-Maniila rope-&ll Sizes from '-ie
jn,llticI new process" aiiszesfrom7-17ioi
COTTON RopE-A-in. l6c.
,,' ISEsaC M ., Cottontwi Inc, ''BIbb. very fine
IL 10 PAL bales @ g3ci cotton tyne; Ip9iy brand, 4
twIne. gc; C andl wick 29c ;IO-ft cotton clothes
lines, siGi 6o-t cotton cot hes lines, sleS; GIFT
jute. $40; wool twlnes, sac.
NuTs-Al monds isc; Brahls, nc; alb urts,
I2lic; pecans l4c ;walnuts. tc; peanut cocks,
1OCi roasted, l2t4ci Tennessee peanuts Sc.
BRooMs-5,tie, parloE 800; 4-tc, S2i5 3.tie,
s2SS; Site plain ,sI,Ss; warehouse, $500; toy.
.oLryEs--Q Quarts per doz, 400; pint pc r poz,
$3.50; bulk. per eal a5c.
comed iS beef lbs s36; lHch Te ton g"es, ne lib b
500; lunch tongues 2 lbs, t.75i brawn. 10,
slS; bmwn, lbs s2N,; os toqsues ~ lbs,
cans, 500; potted dhnn a lb, round can s, GSc |;
ham, 10. % round can i :, G5c devicd liam, 4 10,
ES"nq. ES"n@ sa s s ham ham bp b.
sqna ecans, 81 T5i tripe, lb round cans, slsO; (;
minced calops, 2lb, round cans s2S; bone
less pigs feet. lb, square cans, S.21,
,,yEGETA BLrs-Toni atoes 81 u ext ra 81 10; 5-
Strlc tly tandard, S}.W. COrn-Fin est grown
SlOO; gilt-cdgcd sugar corn, very inc, Woo {;
choice?-lb sugar corn 10; 2-b extra vest
em brands 800; 2-lb standard western
brands, S1.OO Nush rOOms-l-lOFrCnch. extra
fine. 29G25c; lib Erench, fine, 1sG??c lib
French ordinary 16Gtlsc. Pea Tres hnc. per
can. 2iC; dCmi-h fine, per can, 16c; 2-b s!ftcd.
SLGO; 2.lb early June. S50 ;2-lb marrow, stand
ard brands, ,I.30;2-lD sOa l<ed. ST.. String beans
Alb hg n grade Refugee s1.OO; 2-lb Golden
beanS-2-lb b soa kcd, $50 Boston Ba l<cd beans
3-lb Lewis, N53; Crown brand :, 81. 81. sw eot po-
tatoes-3-lb New jersey, sl.6O. Pumpl< ms
lb Sl.N Okra and toma tOes-SLGo; ; Okra, H.OO;
SuccOtaSh. sl.2O.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
UTH OM ANA VIEWS.
A Slight f ire.

Yesterday morning Mrs X. Surfus
resdingat 26S Nstreet, attempted to pour
q bucket Of gasoline into boiler of boiling
clothes. The oil ignited in aninstant and
Mrs Surfus became envelopcd In flames.
She threw her wet apron over her head
and thus protected her face from the flames
Her clothes we're nearly burned off her, bu,
fortunately she received only slisht burns or
the hands w. M. Searle and H. O. Hull
the latter the father of Mrs. Surfus. re-
sponded promptly to her cries for help. The
first mentioned was sinGel over his hands
head and face, while Mir. Searle's left hand
was badly burned and his right hand and
head and lace were painfully singed.
Rescue hose was at the scene in n few
minutes and easily eXtin guished the flames
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
iNyOTNCEJME NTS.

The play of "Ole OlesOn" will be given at
Boyd's forthe first time in Omaha on next
Sunday evening This Is the first play ever
produced with Swedish dialect character
and is fully as amusing as either the Irish,
German or Yankee character plays. The
Minneapolis Journ al said of the piece Com
ing here unheralded the Sht jumped in to
popular favor at once, and the company
played to the full capacity of the house every
night On -four nights the standin room
only sign was displayed, and on two other
nights the orchestrawtls placed ON tho sta &c
to make room for the crowd"
"The Still Alarm" joseph Arthur's great
romantic drama, will be play cdat Boyd'soper
house on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week. THERE'S nothingn all
the of sensational drama that forexcit-
ing interest can equal the fire CINE scene,
Harry Lacy plays the part of jack Manly,
which in his hands has become famous
The A. NJ. Palmer company will play the
following repertoire at BOyd'S opera house
on Friday and SaturdayOf next week Fri.
day evening, Aunt jack and"A Man Of
the World" Saturday matinee, Jim, the
Penman !" Saturday evening, Saints and
Sin nerS.n
The Eder Musee, under the management Of
viii Lawler, is one of the best family resorts
in the west. The attractions this week are
frs tclass in every particular. Little Annie
Nelson, the midget, Is awonder inmore ways
than one Being but an atom in size, she
also has q beautiful voice and daily anu scs
her hearers by songs and ballads. The curio
department isreplete with curiosities The
wax figures are as near ifelil<e as art and
ingenuity can make them. The different
stage performances are amusing and instruc-
tive, The Hewlette trio create more fun and
merriment in an hour than Others do in q
day
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, September 3,-Cattle--Re cepts.
1000; market SLOW and weak steers, S.7s
Hogs-Recepts 81. O00 market ac tive, high
er; packers S4OO6ci30; prime, heavy and
butchers, S440Qo4GO; light, .400i.G0
Sheep-ReCeipts 1906 market stea dy; ma
tives. A.00Gt7j; westerns, A.WO4.@; lambs
S5.O0Qn6O0.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 3-Cattle-Rec ccipts
600; shipments 600; market steady steers
$}.25d415; stockers and feeders, 2.50G3 %
COWS, $l50G5210.
Hogs-Receipts, 12, 15l; shipments, 1850; mi ar
<ot lower; all grades, S}.95GL10,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3-Cattle-Recc!pts, 1000
shipments, LOO; market firm; fair to fancy
Sa.306n4O).
Hogs-Receipts $500; shipments. S0o mar
ket steady; heavy, st25Ggi40; mixed grades
SI0lQDI30: light, 81. .2OGI:l5
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Drugs.

QUIMNE-Per OF, 7. & W., 44ci Gems n, 20c
indigo, per lb. ijc; insect powder. 81; opium
Sl.l5; morphine, per on, S}O; hops. per lb, 3Oc
gyccrlne, zoe; dcNtrInc. Zoe; cutt lcbonc, Doc
cream tartar, pure. BE- comm ecial lsc; cam
phor. SOC; am. carb, lie; blue rirol. Iac,
ACID-CarboliC :E}G42c citIlc, 45G4Sci tar
taric, 366D:Sgc; sulph uric, per | b &c.
O1Ls-Sperm oil 81 10; turpcntine e, 4sc Ton
ka beans. S?2J0l?35; balSam toulu, 4GD45c ca |.
omel, M6ngic; cantharidcs S1&6t1,Sj cassia
buds, 2OQ12!c; chlorOform, 4o@52c; ergot 47G
5!c; gum ara bIc, 55Qg05c lycopod ium, 4OG+Sc
m
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04

fcs medlumi s2io0a'D l{tgq! live pigeons.
si 6UT5ssm tanSS gc, rolls p Print ;S 900
crea merry. choice, Iod2c; dairy, fancy rolls
and prints, NO I,Si airy; iegsy solid packed
fancy sdoci choice, 7@sc; inferior, SSSc.'
EGGs-1Gc for strictly fresh; stale not SAL
"YiI HIDES, pELrs ANp TA1tow-Green salted
hides, No. 1 heavy, rose: No. 4. lght,OS GJilSc; I;
No. , light, Gd6hc; dry flint hides, 7liG9c cal (
hides, 7d9ci damaged s.S, "a q ides e less; Sheep
II iBEiESswxX"Perlb, rs S"lPlb aoc 'n
GANr-Per dozen, oI5.s prslSc chickens; $50
"iGeV PHAcarSNA rkSns sas Sa6oS, SS 'ScSsoo Cal
Missouri, 4s6J0c per Nib basket
PLUMs-Purple Duane. Columbia ETC. per
box, sl,5O0?OO; wild goose pl ums, u bu box, as
NEcrARISEs- crate, q, 10000.
LEMONS-Per box, Rodi Maiori, fancy, $500
1000; choice Messinas SS.06o,O
PEARs-Bartlott, California, per box. $500
PRuSEs-Germa per box, 500; French, 81. Z,
62.00 gross, { 1 .Ijg2,0O.
ToNAToEs-Per bu 75cdsLOO.
ONiONs-New sou thern, per bbl, Si50015O0.
CABBAGE-Per crate, A.jl1IJ.W,
81.25 Colorad and Salt Lake, sl.46.
EvAponArED APPLES Fancy, 13c per lb
BLufBEnnIEsn,PerS- box, $50.
pGGASSns0sSf WaTaN Sr1 ssrSr I 100 sS sa ooar5.@
CArELouPEs-Perdoz h.5o
AprLEs,.FanW. eating $t0o13N $1,000 fancy
ORANGEs-Eancy Rod :s!.J0.
BAYANAs--Per lunch. sL5o0,3OO.
TAlLowzA No; 4, 4ei ,JoN No. z, 3lc; grease
-Quotations are for delivery in Chi.
Cago.Dry buiIa9' per odS, Ton, M sOQ0SlS,oOi ary
1a a mn n.,iV
WdoG.--Finc washed, l4GGlGc; medium un.
washed. 1@2lci coarse unwasled, $4,000
DREssED VpHL-C Choice medium, O07c; light
jaici heavy, 40ttac
LINsEEDOIr-Raw 60ci boiled, 6G.
ii ONEY-Stralncd q O-lb cans, perlb, oci new
comb honey. fancy, lGgo11c; choice. li0 ltc.
-lland-picE navy, &,5aSJa72; hand;
pic Kcd navy. med um. S295to20; hand picked
country, s15IJ2O0; good clean tl.3OOl.oOi CAL
Frsii1Iffer I Fer ib-Perch, &c; bu frao, &c; pickerel
sac; pike, 0c; trOutOc; white,Oc; croppie, lOci
cat fish. lie; cod steak, 12c; Hound eE, 13c;
Oregon salmon 1sci black bass, l5c; Holsters,
FBH-Cod fish, extra Georges, new. 5,4ci
snow white, 2-lb bricks. new, S4c; turkey cod,
la rge middle brcks,oc; snow whites, crates. II
bib box es sac; IN edium sc; led herring 25ci
herring. lOc; Hamburg spiced herring, oOc;
crown crown Brand, brand Sc do fanny miiRer sOc ;macE.
half bbls, $3.50; white fish, half bbls s1.0O;
trout, half bbls. 25OO; fam hite fish S5.oO;
2-lbbroied riacl>crcl, 1850; 3lb in musta rd,
$3.50; BIB in tomato sauce, S2.doi 5-!O Mayo S,l
3-lbbrook trout. $500; Lib salmon Si.9l; 2-b
white fish. 81 D; lib white fish, S135; 2.lb lob
sters, S3l5; lib Holsters, ~ btp2.2j; 2-b
oysters, y or. ,o5; l-lb oysters > o.. $i!S; ZIP
oysters, 10 or. s90; l-lb0y stCrs > OF. S1lO; 2-lb
select, 12oz. S!3l; 2-lb Barat aria, 10 or $i.@;
lib Ba arataria, or Los; Fair mt, o. 81 %;
81 81; . lb clans. little necks, Sl15; BIB clam
chowder, s.. 80; lib crabs, &22o; 2-lb crabs,
S2Jl
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
ST. Agnes SchomOpened.

st. Agnes parochal school, under the
charge of the Sisters of Providence, opened
Tuesday with an enrolment of 1i9. The ac-
complished sisters have included almost
every thing in the lineof classical and bust
ness studies in the notwithstanding,
fancy work and painting for ladies and type
writing, stenography, etc, for any who de-
sire to enter the classes.
The large attendance on the first day was
gratifying to Rev. Father Moriarity and en- =
ouraging to the sistCY
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
OMA HA LIVE STO Gk.
Cattle.

Wednesday Sc ptem Der g.
Estimated receipts of cattle 2,00l as com.
pared with 292s yesterday and 2.O1 Wednes-
day oflast week, The market opened about
stead on the best grades of steers and cows
and slow n nd sa gsing0n the co mmo nlsh grades,
Feeders Were fairly liberal with considera ble
inquiry; the best grades unchanged and poor
ones ueyl lecel.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Held fOrBur,lary.

Charles Camp, alias Riley Kemp, came here
for safety but the vigiant eye of the South
Omahapolice sized him upas a man wanted,
and after two days confinement Marshal
Maoney was rewarded forhis good Judgment
by receivinga telegram from Sheriff Gallo
way of Clinton, Mo, requesting shat Camp
be held and that he would come on the first
train for the prisoner on rVquistion for
hOuSe e-breakiuR
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-04
Hogs.

Estimated receipts of hogs G400, compa red
with G7ss yesterday and 1,6iO Wednesday Of
last week. The market opened active and &c
higher on good light no IS, closing weak, with
all sold. The range Of prices was $30OD4. 90
the bulk selling at 4.UOGS4.lO. Light. s. 900
4lO; mixed - i.08i.lO; heavy &.1GDi.2N The
average of the prices paid was St0SH com
pared,wltha.074 yesteI day and s3S Wednes
day OF laStweek.