Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1874, Page 1

'y - DAILY BEE. tor and Prop's | o R fHE EOWARD KOSEWATEK, ¥ Office—No. 135 Farubam s reet, Betw _Ninth and Tenth. " ix montha, in advance three menths 10 advas 11 ot paid e advance, 38 per ARBUR i rifimum‘mlfi \ FREDERICK, Best and Cheapest Hats and Caps. fal OMAHA AR BUSIRESS DIRECTORY. ERE MANUPACIORY. th, 185 Harney street. bet, decisil AXD SHOES. 5. 155 Farnham st, between 1oth febioy1 Opponite the Gra o) o o i — M P»,m, a CONPECTIONFRY. rner 12th nnd Donglas streews, % er and wholessle dealer in cand’ Country trade so- [ apltl COAL DEALEES. i ., coal, lime, cemen fhair etc, Pttt evisms PAWN BROKER. M B No. 200 Farnham st. LAUNDRY. new lnandr opmed t olt 11th s, bet . »nd Dousizs. " The washini aod {raning will be done to -rder, first class worl 2 804P "ACTORY. Powell & Co, still mium Soap. Five county | — ans E. F. SMYTHE. G. C. GRAVES. SMYTHE & GRAVES, Attorneys-at-Law. Room 5 Creighton Block. SAVAGE & MANDERSOR, Attorneys at Law, 22 FARNHAM STEEAT. sames Nebrask JOHN C. COWIN, Attormoy. Solicitor ELOR. DFFICE—~CREIGHTON'E BLOCK, OMANIA, NEBBASKA. ey g L T. W. Kicnards, Attorney at Law, ©dfice 490 13th St., bet. Farnham srney Omaba, Neb. m, g1t G. Ww. AVI l‘hUG E, Attormov=ate=I.a oo REDICK’S GPERA LIOUSE OMAHA FEB. n. M. FRANCIS & BSTABROVE. ESTABROOK & FRANC!S ATTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE—Creighton Block, Omaha, Neb. et " DEXTER L. THOMAS, Comnselor at Law. Viescher's Block, NEB Attorney and O7FICE—Room No* OMAHA JOHN £ KELL] Attorney Ofige—Room 5th ~ Counselorat Law (o0 Block ) OMAHA. ITED AND PROMPT- . No charge ur o 0. H- BALLOU. ATTORNEY at LAW ¢ cor \ wew black, 3o Office n Cretghton Boor. OMAN A J. S. SHROPSHIRE, Attorney-at-Law Koom No. 1, 8. E. Corver OMAHA, 5 and Douglas Sts, NEBR. 18 SPADN. w0, % PRITORETT SPAUN & PRITCHETT, Attorneys ind Coumelors at Law. w. 3. CONNLLI.- Counmsellor at Liavo AND whstyjet Attorney for Second Jud- fcial Distriet. site of Furnham, want 160k ot botweer ‘o yoite Conrt House. A. BALDWIN BALDWIS & ©BRIEN, ATTORNEYS:LAW | Ot o—Caldwell Block, Douglas Street, OMABA, NEBRASKA. o PARKE GODWIN, Attorney at Law (Hellmau Bleck,) ATRTEESTH STREET, OMAHA JOHN W. LYTLE, Attornev-at-Law and Selicitor in Egaity, SPPI0b -Over First National Bask, N.J. BURNHAM, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 0. 3. 0'BRIKN. RS We mean who is | generous endugh to pay the hills | contracted by the defeated and de- funct candidates? sl TaE most ungrateful wretch in ebraska is Robertson, of La Platte. He emptied ColonelNoteware's beer keg, snd then took his Bourbon ticket straight. OMAHA can now read her title | clear as "the weakest town in the Union. Only eight votes cast in all the wards of this city for the Tem- perance ticket. Send for Sister Van Cott. t blows no- body good.” The victories of the Bourbons in Ohio and Indiana will very materially aid Nebraska’s con- tingent in swinging over tte Con- gressional bars. Applicants for postoffices and postal clerkships and garden sass will therefore govern themselves accordingly. Address your applications to Honorable Pat- rick O. Hawes, M. C., Washington, D.C. Now that the battle is over, we cheerfully acknowledge that the three Democrats elected to serve the people of Douglas county in the leg- islature are men who, judging from their antecedents, Iy creditable record. phy, and Baker are, se jointly, men whose sound judg- ment, good business qualifications, and sterling integrity are a guaran- tee that the people will be well served. T An indiscrinunate staughter clothing snd gents' farnishing goods regardless of prices at 206 Farnham street. Fine linen and chevoit shirts of our .wn make at 2.00 and $2.50 each. Railroad Ticxets bought and sold by P. Gottheimer, Broker, at 296 Fari.ham street. Unredeemed Piedges for Sale. may 1y26 - Hamlet Orum, @ENERAL DEALER X Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Woolen Shawls an ‘material for ladics’ and ciii'drens’ dresses, icoes of all grades and descrip Boote wnd shoes for i Ak VERY LATEST. MIDNIGHT. (Special to the pEE.) BLOOMINGTON, Uct. 15, EpITOR BEE; Judging from the three precinets heard from in the county out of seven, the whole vote will be about | 400 republican majority on the State | ticket, or an average «fabout 200. | sloomington about 50 majori all for county seat. Hot contest over local matters, G. NEBRASKA CITY Oct15. Latest figures for Otoe county. show that Moon, Utley, Tomlin : and N R Piuney ted. GRAND ISLAND, Oct. 15, Hall county glves Crounse 521 majority ; Tzchuck, 150 \l('l(en. ie, 350; Porter, 380 arton , 3 Platte, 141; Garber, 230; <o.dan, 127, TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 15. Hunter, Republican, w to Congress from this di majority. On the city nominati | ternoon, Joseply Boncle, colored, d Marion county for secretary of 5 Sampson for congress, 300 majority. A republican gain over last year of 70). BaLriiorr, Oct 15 A match race for a purse « 000, between the stallions and Bashaw, jr., took pl ternnoon. Bashaw broke down very soon after starting, and pulled out'at the end of the first heat, be- ing very lame, whereupon the judges allowed him to be withdrawi. EW 10RK, Orl 15. The great four-oared race between the Anolastan boat_club, Washing- ton, D. C., and the Nussauboat club of New Zork city, three miles, straight away, came off on Harlem river to-day, and was won by the \\’nshmgmn club in 19 minutes and 52 seconds. N K, Oct 15, The Tammany Hall Congressid al Convention held to-night, nomi- nated the following gentlemen to the next Congress: Fifth Congres- sional Distniet, Edwin R. Men th, Hon. 8. 8. Cox ; Eighth, C« Fred M. A. Conklin; Ninth, H F. Wood, long term, Kichard Schel Tenth, Abraham S. Hewitt; E) enth, Benj. A. Willls. All paaai- mous. ARLES ‘ S RENTISTS, OFFICE, No. 2\12 FARNIAM Si. Bt 13t & 1418 St " DR.A S! B!LLI’\lGo,: R TS T, 284 Farnham St., Bet. Lith and 14th, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain, by use of Ni- trous Oxide ‘Fus. SO over ate! o5t MRS, J. E. VANDERCOOK Eclectic Physician, edenc nd ff, 20 Duig ot bt 1t S Spectal attention” paid to obstetries 1 ases peculiar o wome n nd children. surgica: soomms. [. VAN CAMP M.D. Dispenses his own_wedcinie, rogular practice, mukes sjecinlil monts and Disesses Peculiar to Wom s, Piles and other Diseases of Ovyicx ; Corner Furnbs firat door to 1e right, o 210 Douglus street, hetween 1 to Lutheran Church, Omaha, Lock Box 304, WILLisaM SEXAUER. 295 Turpham Street, Omaba, Neb —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER tN— FURNITBRE. BEDD!NG.AE@ F. A. PETERS, Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRINGS TRIMMER, Ne. 274 Farnkom s . bet, 15¢h & 16th Am L ders und ropatring peowptly sttan el o iansidawi! d satisfact i lor 100.000 ACRES! RICH FARMING LAND 1N NEBRASKL! REAL ESTATE AGENTS. QUSES AXD LOTS it the cf for salecheas and oo cood te Mrs. D. A. MO¥FFETT, Fashionable Dressmaking 564 Fourteenth St., 020 3 OMAHA. NEB. ENOCH HENNEY, Justice of the Peace Officeover tno State Bank, corneraf Farn. b aod 18t sirecis NEW SALOON HENRY, the popular Saloon Grreat Ywostern BREWERY Oorner of Cumings end Twenty-second streets The finest lager beser conw~ stantly on hand, fezs-6m CHAS. WEYMULLER, Prop H. GREDY. o €. J. KAl .GREBE & KARBACH, 100 s i irtben o praeyn s OMAHA, NEB. Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES AND CARRILGES. A B Dealers in and manufacturers of TAW, 8. E. Cor 15th aud Douglas Sl.r— . OMAEA “NEB. l | AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! ARTICULAR 4 TENTION PAID TO ORSE 810 0 Beparing f wops i ackaithing prompuly doge si ressonable brices; Wrdawy ' = | full to make sure the election of the | following NEW YORK, Ata meeting of the dii the W. U. Telegraph Company to- day, the following officers ‘were elected: President, Wm. Orton; Vice President, A B Cornell, A Schell, Geo H. Elmford, Marvin Green, Harrison Durkee; executi committee—S H Banker, A B Cor- nell, Harrison Durkee, Marvin Green, J Harker, Edwin 1) Morgan, A Shell, W K Thorn, C Vanderbilt and Frank Work. Cr Atamecting of the agents here to-dgy, Chicago to New \urk first-class, §1 50 per hundred Ibs.; second-class, 31 10; third-class, 85 cents; fourth: class, 45 cenis. Cattle rates were established from Chicago 1o New York at 55 cents per bundred wt., and pro-rata on this rate to Fitts: burg and Buffalo, INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15, Official returns to-day change the returns glven last night in_the Ist, Sth and 9th Congressional_districts. In the Ist district, Fuller, Democrat, is elected over Hellman by 400 m: jority. In the th, Hunter, K Tican, js re-elected by 168 m In the 9th, Cason, Republi elected. In the seventh (Ine olis) distriot, Lenders, Democrat clected by 565 majority. The gation will stand 8 Democrats and 5 Hepublicans, a Democratic gain of five members. LitrLE RoUK, Oct. 15. Tt is estimated from returns al- ready in, that 105000 votes were. cast, the largest ever polled In the State, that the gonstitution and_the Democratic state ticket received 90,000 o 15,000 against, thus giving the Conservatives 75,000 majority. In Lee the entire eolored Republi- can element yoted for the constitu- tion; in Phillips about 700 colored votes for the constitution, and in Pulgski shout 300. Tt is estimated from 8,009 to 10,000 Republicans voted for the cun:umnu The vote is very full all over the state, 1cAGO, Octoher 15. The 0da Fellows his evening closed their session in _this city by a grand re-union at McCormick’s met here this R was transacted, but a sermon was preached by Rev. Mr, N The People’s party of this city to- day nominated Frank Agnew for sheriff, and Emil Dietzsch for coro- ner. A meeting was held in Robert Coltyer's church on the north side, to take measures to prevail upon the reverend gentleman to refuse the call from the New York Unitarian brethren, and remain with his pres- ent charge, CoLuMps, 0., Oct. 15, Election returns are sufficiently ongressmen : Saylor, Democrat, 1Ist duMct, Banning, Democrat, 2d; Savage, Democrat, 8d; MeMahot, Demo- crat, 4th} Rice, Demoarat, 5th; Hurd, Demoerat, 6th; Neal, Demo” crat, Tth; uwrenco Repuhllun, 8th: Poppleton, Democrat, 8th Foster, Republican, 10th; Vance, Demoerat, 11th; Walling, Demo- crat, 12th, and to fill vacancy, Fer- ick, Democrat; Southard, Dem 13th; Cowan, Demoerat, 14(h; Van Vornes, Republican, 15th ; Danford, Ikgll;bllcaln, lllmi‘! ; Woodworth, Re- publican, 17t] onroe, Republiean, 18th; Garfield, mpulénc.‘x':, 19th PAA?e{hDe:lnocnt,' th. e democratle head to-night the returns from 7:3‘“:::: ties show a net? democratic in since 1873 over last year of 17, with ten counties to hear from. VOMAHA FRIDAY V[OR_\ING OCTOB R 16 18’71. B ‘TELEGRA Pfil% b the 3rentio sud Pasifo Trlacravh On Miscellanesous. The Indians of the Osage Agen- cy, Indian Territory, Leave ths Scalping Business, and Go to Buiiding Houses. | What Happens to a Man in Salt Lake City if He Knows Any- thing Against a Sainted Apostie. DENVER, October 15. A compan, i over from Arl Dodge, Kasas, a few found the mutilated bodie u[ five men, the papers found on four of L dies identified them as Messrs., 1, Dasher, Kemp and Bole: of buffalo hunters who left ettlements about six w s of three of the g d with bullets and ar- Dasher’s lexs and arms 4 Jack Rabbit, and could capture it with t being behind bunch- down his pistol; one ng the pis- boy started llunl\mw he passing through his heart, kiliing him instant] The wedding of Miss Strong, the danghter of Judge Strong, of the es Supreme Court, to gan, of Philadelphia, took ~u~rlh|y at 11 o t the f the bride’s father. It wnt aflair. zainst 83 per cent in Septem- All the New land States n improved condition exeept cticut; the Middle States show a decli he South Atlantic coast and Gulf States will about hold their own, except Louis- iana, where the average decreases from 76 to 69; of the southern ine Tennessee and West considerable im- Arkansas and Ken- Imost stationary ; north ndition of crops were ran, Indiana is show rising @yerages: :d 4 per cent; west and on the Paelfic coast States show improved condi- tions except Oreg g,uu, whigh remains I, Statés atflicted with ugue @ considerable improvement upon the low a : of last month is manifest, Offici: returns made to the Bureau of Sta- tisties show that during the three months ending September 7th, 1574, there arrived st the port of New York 47,654 emigrants aud 12,798 passengers, not emigrants., Total number of emigrants, 21,614 were 1490 females. These emi- presented over 340 different oceupations, .lml i Wisconsin d NEW ) ORK, Oct. 15. Fourth day of the fall meet g of of n Jockey Club, ol and pleasant, . fair attend of specta- tors to the gourse. The first raco was for a purse of five hundred dol- lars, distance one miile. Survivor was the favorife and won the race, beating Stanford a length and a half, with Resolute third ; time1:46. The seeond race was for three-year- olds, for a purse of five hundred dol- lars; distance, a mile and a quarter. Four hor: ted. In the pools Hoaxer sold as the favorite. Atthe start Nellie Norton took the lead, ana passed the stand on the fi turn fn advance; thisshe keptuntil fter passing the last turn, when Hoaxer went to the front. The race was gallantly contested to the end, Nellie Norton winuing by a neck, with Hoaxer sécond and Emma last ; no time taken. The third race was fora_purse of five hundred dollars, for two-yesr- olds; distance three-quarters of a mile.” There were elght entries and six horses started. In the pools James A. was the favorite. Aristi- des led at the start, James A. se- eond, and the rest following closely. " won the race, with Aris tides second and* Hyderati third ; time 1:18}, The fourth race was for a e one mile and urse of mm- by Grinshead ky halfs Jongth, cond, Littieton third. Time t $500, with $250 add- ce one mile and an eighth. Members of the c ride. Three started, won by Limeston ond, Planet third, Time— The last race was a lund.c.uum- ple chase for two miles and a The horses had an 1 ight throwing ily to_the ground, heéad, me 3 up insen- s and it wasat flrfl Ilm ht his neck was broken, buthesubsequent- Iy revived somewhat, but his injur- iesare probably fatal. The horse was not injured. A Rudolphe has challenged Gar- nier to play a game of billiards, 3 ball carows, to decide the queqk‘un of championship. Accompanying the cnallenge was sent $500 forfeit | money, and the announcement of his willingness to increase the stakes to $5,000 or $10,000, should Garnier desire it. The latter’s friends claim he is ready to play for any amount, and if the challenge is aceepted the merits of the men be decided, as there is a_decided personal feeling existing between them. It is op- tional with Garnier whether he ghy! for the ¢champion cue or not; e has already won it three times. The stockholders of the Western these eounties go demoeratic | condution of the wholly Lrresponsible. 4] Leader in to-du ue contradicts the report tele- graphed east of the New 2 frgud upon the Indian agents a Red Cloud aud Spotted Tail. The editor says: “The correspondent has learned more in a two dm~ visit to Lan has government terior during the last three years, with full power (o e: affairs at thee agenci These commissioners, such men as Bishop Hare, Rev. \lr Hinman, Dr. (‘ux Messrs. Lins of Washingtor {~tor Bevier, after ha eral months at aud in the vicinity of the agencics, report that the fairs at these places are with economy and hon. ty, and justice toward the Indians, ! ALT LAKE, October 14. Apostle George Q. Cannon le: ing surreptitiously th: es to his numerous erimes w ere sub- peenied before ) moved them fry arrival of the ofti not be found. William Thorn, colored, dered on the night of m He hud mad ra spec was killed by The Republi nominated Mayor. dovernor Kellogg has lssued o proclamation raising the quaran- tine. Government caval Alabama. his neighbors. convent] ix Labula for has left for o Agen- in a letter to of the 4th Agent (;lluun ufl ey, Indian l«nllu Superintendent H instant, the ing and Big Ch ing cfofoe every ¢ and Black Dog called and obtained a_supply of axes and iron wedges for their bands a id they had decided to spht rails and build hous Watnka sent a let- ter requesting twenty-two a handles, and his brother has also been in and obtained 2 supply his people. The Governor w vith a good lot of his braves, axes, spades and picks, improving the road between the station and the agency. They have decided to scat- ter out all of their bands, and under no circumstances to permit them- selves to herd together in villages ; ard have agreed to pay $1 50 per hundred for all lumber they can use properly. T request that a portable saw mill be purchased at once for Salt Creek Statlon. _The Repuhlh'w Iudm ay timates the Democratic ma- y in Indiana under 12,000. The Republicans were over-burdened with the temperance issue. A Republic Little Bock speeial arges the Democrats with delay- g the returns in order to doctor them. The estimated Democratic majority is from 16,000 to 13,000, State Central Com- mitte tehes from the Dem- ccrat Central Committee of Ohio, claiming 15,000 ma a gain of six or seven Cor also from the Democratio State Cen- tral Committe of Indiana, claiming 15,000 to 20,000 maority and nine out of thirtéen Congressmen and a majority of the legislature, The World, commenting on the result of yesterday's clection says as the result of ()nl' d States, Ohio, Ingi T acel MK ahaus; tiacs hoen enlabtai and enrolled for battle In 1876. Against Grant it prediots fuller, ping victores in Novem- tory in Obio and Indiana, th(\ former being a su antlal one, s the results in other states indicates no important changes in eircles. The democratic vie- in Ohio Is due to the repub- in ing republican votes, w! doubts. The President did his duty in putting down thg New Orleans affuir 13t month, hut still this duty is not calculated to excite enthusi- pubhcnu«urg\mxm.mlublom]mm concerning Southern _outrages, in expectation of exhibiting Demo- cratic depravity, but the public seem to have thought thyt however de- praved the Demoerats may have been, the existence of a reign of ter- ror in the South was something for which the Kepublicans were not NEW YORK, Oct, 15, The geireral Eepiscopal canon re- assembled to-day after the usual opening exercises. After it having been asbertained that the Rev. Dr. E. Wells was confirmed Bishop of Wisconsi y, Hon. Samuel B, Ruggles, a lay delegate from New York, gave the most unqualified de- nial to the statement made that he had said that Dr. Wells had been confirmed Bishop of Wisconsin yes- terday. He said the statement was & most absolute and unqualified falsehood. Mr. Sullivan, of Chica- ge, made a simil . St. Louis Produce market. S Louts, October 15 Flour—Low grades scarve; high grades § lower. =Wheat—-Dull and lower; No. 3, §}; No. 2,110@1 | e e dmnlnng : 80; new, 68 track. Oats—Dull and unsettled; No. 2, 9}, firm; —Firm; No. 2, 111@117}. ye—Opened firmer at 90@91}. | K emand, 11 for Janu- Live Stock Market. Ci1cAGo, October 15. Cattle—Receipts, 3,500; market active, and firm, at full prices, for good nd choice, others dull and de- pressed; Texans, 2 50@2 00; fair to Cholce steers, 4 373@5 50; stockers, 800@3 40; pens are full. Hogs—Receipts, 12,000; active, and firm; common to medjum, 5 60 @8; good to prime, 6 10@6 35. Sheep—Receipts, 1,100; market very dull, aud quotations nearly nominal at 250a2 54}, for poor to cholee. St. Louis Live Stock. ST. Lous, Oct. 15. Hogs—Recelpts, 6,000; Yorkers, 450@5 00; butchers, 575@86 00. Chicago _If | Union Telegraph comnany held an M&:unl meeting for the purpose of ting a board of directors for the Cattle—Receipts 2,000; quiet and | unchanged. i mine into the | Tiie Brlhsh Government Wiih- | Draws Its Embassy From the Papal Court. have been sent | out by the department of the in- | Accouchement of the Duchess | of Edinburgh, nee Princess Alexandrowna of Russia. Oct. 2 arrived in | MapgIp, Oct 15 The Carlist forces yesterd: two attacks upon the town a 1 Catelonia, but we time repuls Tt was offi that the Eng withdraw tive at the V The Prince of Wales and was formally received by of Edinburgh took her Liighness was s ason; mother and infant well. Loxpox, Oct 15. Tt is reported here that Prin Bismarck pain the interest on German loan, its ultimate payment a_hen on the s orto Rico Gens. Chauncey and Bourbaki have been summoned to Paris for consultation with President M hon, the objec > fiom government the favoring the ting nduet of France in B To 1a"expeoted that Juggment il ssed upon_Count Von Arni shortly before November Ist. ' Couni cceupies two rooms hospital where he is confine is treate: and is_more ¢l heretofore His intercourse with his family bas been still further re- stricted, It s officially anuounced that Emperor Wi abandoned for the present bis iatended visit to LONDON, Oct 13, spatches from' Hendaye | 0 ys that seven pieces of s were rece lists from at Hl Juan that she is Ja war. “The Times publishes a letter from Reguler, the absconding witness in aine trial, asking Bismarck r him of the imputation of | spy Bismarck replies under da second instant, that he f; en with contraband of e ofthe bis evidence n favor of | l(vblur Nevertheless he does hu mxe to r c terests of od to be 1 with those of the imperial dynsty. Bismarck soys he favored the in’ this | 1t of the Ihuln s | | | HOLS has_a complete assc M. HELLMAN & CQ.,, CLO THIERS, ——AND DEALERS I¥. j GENTS URNISHING COO0DS, "221 aund 223 FARNHAM STREET, COR. 13TH ST i We Call the Attention of the Public to our Extensive And Well Selected Stock for the FALL AND WINTER STASON Comprising The Latesi - An Immense Stock MERINOS, EM A FULL STOCK OF ENGLISE AND AMERICAN and ever ‘"yHY 2 per PRICED PRICES anything A, L. WOODWORTH, 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. WACON ecution of Regner’s project, with view of hastening peace, by e bling the imperial government communicate with the army Metz. In case the proposed re tions were established the would have been plaged in commu- | nication with the established gov- | ernment, which was authorized to | conclude peace in the name of | France. Bismarck concludes his letter to | Regner by the following aflirmation | to truth, of which he pledges his honor: ' You never r personal advantag; lowing you to enter Metz. lieved that you could promote u ful agtion in the Interests of MARKETS ©BY TELEGRAPH, New York HMoney Market. NEW YORK, October 15. Money—F @3 per cent. xchange—Firmer; 4 84}a4 88. Gold—Firmer; 1 10, Goods—Firm Curreng; 2. Stocks—Feverish and irregular; declined at openivg § to_; afle wards Erie advanced ; | | ‘Woed Stock, canuIAGE 30 | WAGON IARDWARE, Petent Wheels, Finished Gearing, &o. Axles, Springs aud Thimbie Skeins HARDWOOD LUMBER, Carriages, Hacl 1 Buggies Studebacker ;Wagen | Depat. mehbts G. STRIFFLER DEALER 1N~ IGROCERIES, Provisions Fruils, Nu's, Confeetionery, Tobaeco, Segars, 8 L. COR. OF TENTH ‘aad PARNHAM. Yake Shore 78 markef aow show ing WU 795 U P 85 P M 20}, | New York rreauce HMarket. | NEW YORK, Oct. Breadstufls—Quiet. Flour—Dull. Wheat— Slule spring 1 ls(, Rye—qui Unchanged. Anl'l ed. er—Quiet. Tron—Chenanged: Chiczgo Prouace market. Crigaco, Oct. 15. sold lower than any oth-r Lw)*he in the ALPACAS & MOHAERNS Tr ATITE" MERINO UNDER TABLE LIN goods, which as to make it to the interest of everv one in this line, tc examine his stock before Styles in Ulothing Furnishing Goods. I'TATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS AND VALISES , ET Qur Prices are Very “Low” to suit the Times. Ca. soon at M. HELLMA‘I & Co. FALL S’I’O(”‘K~ .18'73 'R. A. BROWN, 248 Dougla:z Siveet, WHOLESALE'AND_RETAIL DRY GOODS, CARPETS, AND OIL CLOTH, of Fresh New Goods Just Opened to he city, consisting of PRES: ¢L0THS, REPELLAN VET & BE.iVER CLOAKINGS. AWILS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS. w3, SAND CEILDREN'S A AND WORSTED GOODS "7 VARIETY. A FULL LINE OF . 0L CLOTES, MATTING RUSE AND MATS, : bt} & § Y ¢ IN RPD: RPETR CA CHAR LES SHIVERICK. Furniture, bedding, Mirrors, thing pertaining to the FURNITURE ana_ UP- and now LOW JUCED desiring purchas- has largcly increased his stock. -tment of FINE, MEDIUM and he is offering at such RE DY, PARLOR SLTS. LOU’NGES &o.. UPHOLSTERED AND OVERED TO ORD CHAS. SHIVERICE, 203 Farnham Stroet. O aina WHOL}:SALE, CAENDIE=S Tam ow .nanutactvring all varieties or candiesg andjwill sella BEASTERN PRICES Dealers in this State uced not want to 2o East fr CANDIES, A trial is solicited. HENRY LATETY, Dovglas St Cor. L2th, mehitt R. & J. WILBUR Books and Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fourteenth Stroet, Omaha., Nob GENERAL AGENTS [‘OR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS ard-my BURR & MUM.A.UG-H AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Cor. 13th and Harnsy Stroots, Fall And Winter Styles. A. POLACK, CLOTHIER, 238 Farnham St. Noar 14th. Flour—Dull and lower; good and | choice spring extras $4 304 90; low medium 4 00G4 4% superfine 3 50@4 00. Wheat—Quiet and_weak ; cash, | 88; November, 88}; December, 8911 seller year, 877. Dull and lower; cash, 74; ; seller year, 613, Oats—Dull ; ; cash,105; Nov. Rye—82. Highwines—1 00. Pork —Firm; cash, 2000 year, 1735; February, 17 Lard—Firm; seller year, 113; Feb'y. 11, seller 1@ | October, 167; Nov. | 4 Fine and Medinm Clothing, CHEAPER and Furnishing Goods. T AN THE CHBEAPEST