Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1884, Page 3

NEBRASKA .8250,000 20,000 PAID UP CAPITAL.. SURPLUS MAY 1, 1884 IRECTORS) A, E. TOUZALIN, Vieo Prosliont. NG, 8, COLLANS, LEWIS 5. REED, Koot K. Hayden, Asslstant and Actiog Osshier. © BANKING OYRIOR! The fIron Bank. COR, 12TH ANDFARNAM STS. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAOTED, INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon tavorable terms and apon sccounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Pondn and Connty and Olty securitios bought snd sold. In ita treatment of customera the most li eral policy is pursued consistent with safof and sound banking, and we invite corm]x)nci ence or personal iuquiry in connection there with FINNCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Now VoK, Oct. 12 —Money—Easy at 1@2; elosed offered 1. . Prime paper—5@6. Sterling Bills—Quict at 481%; demand, 4843, Governments—Weaker. Railways—Lowor. Stooks,—Weak and depressed to-day, on an- nouncement of the withdrawal of the Balti- more and Ohio railway from the trunk line pool, the ramored resignation of Commissioner Fink, reports of rate cutting in the west and the confirmation of the sale of the New Jer. sey central stock by Vanderbilt. Grangers were woak, Compared with Friday the clos ing prices are § to 2} lower, STOCKS AND BONDS, Contral Pacific. Ohicago & Alton Chioago, Busingion & & i urlington & Quinoy Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. Denver & Rio Grande Erie,. 133 do pid". 25 Tlhnois Contral 121 Indianagols, Bioou. & Wesiern. 16 Kansas & Texas, 17, TLake Shore & Touisville & Nashv Michigan Contral Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific. do do pfd I\urthwubem ...... do do pfd New York Central, Oregon Trans-Continental. Pacific Mail : Pullman Palace Car Company. Rock Island St. Louis & Sa do do pfd Chicago, Milwauked & St. P do do o pfd: St. Paul & Omaha, 3 do_ do pfd Texas Pacifi Union Pac \Vnhmh St. (]l,uum& Paalfic, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. CHICAGO PRODUCE, CHICAGO October 11,—Flour—Quiet and unchanged. Wheat —Steady; dull; fluctuated slightly within ravge; 3 closed } under yesterday; 76§ @76} cash; 768 October; 733@73% Novewmber; "‘ia@,‘lf])ocpmher 80§ January; No. 2, red, "“t 8 red, 67; rejected red, 60, Gaehe osirars Good! bukinsasil advanoed for October, 24; November 1 r §; closed N Z; year § over yestel 7 October; .1.( November; day; b6} m@m yoar; 39§ January; 41@41} May; re- jected 48. Oats—Acti strong; 27§ cash, 27¢ October 271@28 November; 304@303 May. 283 December, 27 year; Pork—Quiet: 17 October; 1237} ye Febroary. Lard—Easy; declined 10@12}; d tame at 7 50 cash; October; 7 274@7 30 November; 7 25December; 7 30@7 323 January; 7 371@ 740 February. Zulk Meats—Short ribs 925@9 40, Whisky—Steady at 113, Butter—Dull and unchanged, Chsese—Firm and unchanged. D irm at 18@18}, Hides—Unchangad, Tallow—Unchanged. 50 15 Tanuary; clos Receints, Ship'ts. Flour, bbls 13,000 12,000 Wheat, bushels. Corn, bushels. Oats, bushels Rye, bushels. .. Burley, bushels. MILWAUKEE, MiLwavkeg, October 11,-—Wheat—We: No, 2 Miiwaukee and October, 75; Nov ber, 77; Decomber, 783, ojected 53@5ic, (@ 2 sprivg 55@ New October 11,—Corn—Quiet; weak; in Tlow mixed 6 acks, y Oats \\vmhm fair demand easier; choice unchanged. BALTIMORE, white, 83@3ic; al western Quie I,, unchanged, ety @1 10, LIVERIOOL, Liverroor,Octoher 11, —Breadstuffs— Quiet, ‘Wheat—Better tone, Cora—Strong at 5s 34d. ToLKDO, LEDO, Ohio,Octob r 11, % red October 7 sornDull Oats—Stiong; Nkw YORK PHODUCE, New York, October 11,—Whe 1@} lower; options_ wenker; receipts, f{g,.flum 46.000; No. 2 spring, No. 3, 86} uograded red, 61@9%; do, crop i field s7heisog; No, 8 red b No. & Yod, BTI@H8; Corn—Spos @l ..J,u‘..« }@f higher and firm. | 15,0005 exports 5,000; ungraded 57 . 2 624@93; December closing at © Oats— 4@} higher, Reocei 105,000; ex- ports 147; mixed western 32@3i; white, 34@83, Lard—Dull; westera steam spot quoted 7 45, But er—Quiet and unchanged. CINCINNA L October 11, —Wheat - Steady; \l; No, 2 mixed 55}@s6c. Firm; 204c. Oats— .Ryo~h e Barley —Quiet; steady. Pork—Dull st 16 Liard—Quiet at 7 Bulk Meats—Dull and unchanged. Whisky - Steady at 111 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 11, —~Wheat —Steady; o asked; November 783c; Fxtra 8 fall 70c, Kaxsas Crry, ensh b64e bid, 5 cember 58Y) bid, 50}c asked ; cash 42@428; October, first ¢ bid; 41c asked; Novem id; May 80c 30%0 Oats—Dull; nominal; 28c bid, 23{c asked, ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, October 11 for 50} ke for cash; 41} Higher; rlow i S (@304e year., @Alje for Novembe Oats—Higher and inactive, Egra—Western fresh firm;21§@22, Pork—Firm; new mess 17. Lard—Firm; western steam spot 7 95@ 8 02}, Butter —~Quiet and firm for choice, PEORT Proria, October 8, r; high mix mixed, nomi- 2 White 27} Corn e 0. 2 at H34@56, Wheat—Steady; | @ CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, CHroaco, October 11,—The Drovers'Journal reports Hogs—Teceipts, 13,500; dull, nml 10c lower on a'l but be ugh ]l\(. ng 4 85@>5 packing and shipping )13 light 4 70@ D51 bkipa.And grasson 4 004 70, Cattlo—Receipts, 2,800; slow ' and stoady; 650 w7 00; good to choice shi Y inferior to fair 4 25@4 70; % 25(a 325, stockers 8 00@4 105 ranga steady; Wy- omine 1 00. Sheep - Recelpta good 2 00@4 00. Lambs—3 00@+4 00. KANSAS OITY Kansas Ory, Mo, October 11.—Cattle —Roceipts, 665; supply light; steady and un- changed; exports 6 (0at 20; common to choico shipping, 5 00@5 85, 7 {Hogs—-Recolpts, 4,700; opened atrong, clos- ing weak and & shade lower at 500@5 Sheep—Receipts, 410; good _steady, others weak; common to medium 2 25@2 50; fair to 00 2 75@3 25. 500; steady; Inferior to ST, LoUIS, St. Louts, Mo, October 11.—Cattlo—Re- ceipts, 200 head; dull and unchanged. Sheop—Receipts none; nothing done. THogs —Receipts 1,400; dull; Yorkers 5 10@ 525 packing, b 10@535; buichers 5 40@0 00 Paser o i OMAHA MARKETS, ‘Wholesale Prices, Orrick OF THE OMAHA Bee, i Tuesday Evening, October 10, } The following prices are charged rotailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chanta? with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators Whea*—Cash ) Barley—Ca b Rye—Cash No. Com—No, 2, 40 3404¢; on atrset 80c, Oats—No. 2, 22§ Wool. Light fine 13@1fc. Heavy fine 12814c. Medium 15@16¢ Burry 2 to be o Market firm, Hides, Steadys; groen butchers’ 6; green salted 7{@ 8;dry flint 12; dry salt 10@11; damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tallow—5@b}. Sheep Polts—55@ 00, Flour and Mlllilllfln ‘Winter Wheat—Best quality, patent at 25 @3 0. Second quality—2 20@2 50, Spring Wheat—Best quality, patent, 300@ |} @ 16, Second Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—6(c per cwt. Chopped Feed—Per 100 Ibs,, 90c. Corn Meal—1 00@1 10 per cwt, Screemng—65@75e per cwt, General Produce Applos—Dull, and receipts sontinio, hoavy, only che @2.50 Beans—F eceipts light and_ demand good cked navy, per bu. $2.50; medium, 2 00 good demand, 28¢; common to good dark per b, Butter—Shows a remarkable improvement, Receipts have beon very light and prices ad- vanciog rapidly. Choice table butter was sold as high as 20 a 22c; fair to good 12 a 1ic; “York par bbl, $7.00; lfh, con ; ver 4 bbl S appla, per Full cezam, wosters, 12 ' heon. young American, 12 a 13c. gs—Have been saarce for & fow days and prices higher; to-day’s sales, 17c, Gamo—Prairie chickous slow at $200a 250; snipe, $1,00 a 1.20, o lay=Taled " 37.00@8.00 $5.00 a loose, lly Tu 20 and 30 pound pails, 6 a 7; in 2 8.50; assorted tumblers per ners, per doz. 82,00, ugar—Pure, in bricks, per 1b, 160] , 11 cakes 12 Suaws, Fruims—Michigan peaches per crate CALIFORNIA FnUits—Pears, 5U-lb, boxes, 400; 20-1b boxes, 225, Oranves per crate (4 boxes) 260, ONIONS—Cholce per Yarrel 2 00, PorconN—In good demand at 2@2}c, per ‘Povrrry—Tn liberal supply and prices weakr spring chickens, 2 25@2 75; old chickens, 3 00 : B. bacon, 124cy D, bacon, 19} shoulders, 84¢; A 06 taed o@10c) atoks—TIn’ liberal supply at 39@8%¢ er bushel, Grocers List CANNED GooDS —Oysters (Standard)per case, ver_case, 2 20; rasp- berries, 2 1h, per case, 2 70; Bartlott pears, per case, whortlebernios, per case, 3 105 egg plums, 2 v, per_case, 290; green gages, 2 b, per cass, 2 90; pine apples, 2 1b, per case, 4 80 Sisal § inch and larger, 9¢, § } inch, 10 inch, xos, 40 Ibs, 163, 1c; 85, 140; Ccaddue, cases, 1 70, 8%c; round, cases " Bucans—Powdered, 8jo; out loaf, Sfe; granulated, The; confectioners’ A, 7o; Stand- ard extra C, 64c; extra C, 6fc; medium yel- low, bje; dark yellow, c. Corrers -Ordinary grades, 12@1 1 4c; prime, 16@1 groon and yellow, it Java, 201 1..umn.pmm§ to cholce, T@The; Patma, 6c. 0. 1 mackerel half brls., 7 00; No, white No, 1 flvh half brls, 7 00 N Synup -Standard Com, , bbls; Standard do, 4} gallon kegs, 1 85; Standar 4 do, 4 gallon @, 1 50, BopA—1In I papers, 8 80 per case; keg per b, 24 ProkLes —Medium, in barrels, 8 00; do in half barrels, 4 50 ,in barrels, 9 00; do in half barrels, h-‘r)»luviu barrels 10 00; do in half barrels, % As—Gunpow der, xwl 40 a7hc; good choice, 60afi5c; Young Hyson, good e, G5al lm; Japau, natural leaf, apan, choice, 60a75c Oolong, good, 35a40¢; O Jug, good, 85a40 WooDENWARE ~Two hoop choice, \ ails, 1 85; three 8L Choice bright | 5 THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY OCTOBER 13, 1884. hoop pails, 210, Tabs, N 9 00; Dray loads, pe 3 50; bbls dairy, ALT SrarcH—Pear] 41c: S Corn Starch, S¢; Exc SPICES cassia, 15c Western, 4,00, ||'\H“ I Dr; Brow~ SnEgTi tic P, 6c; Atlantic lhvnlwv Dam LI, Ge Argyle, Tie; Pop- porsll t, 7e; Salisbury 1t, 00, Hn\: HED COTTONS I\\Hun 44, lon, 7.8, Bjo; Cumborland 4.4 Fairmount, de; f the \\ ost, 8i Hill York \lnu 114e; Wi fe. Duoks (Colorod)—I 113e; Bos: ton, 10 oz, 14he; Boston, 9 oz, lc; Fall River, 8 ) Hancock, 8¢ A UCKS (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz, 11¢; West Point, 10 oz., 14¢; Point Bear, 8 oz, 11c. T Cordis, 1036; Pewel River, 1940; i Hamleton Awnings, 124c. AA, 120: BB, Llci Beaver Gredke €O, 100; Famakers, 81 Jalfrey 1) & g Warren ANA (brown)y 12c; Wareen BI} brown), 11e; Waeron CO (browa), 100 Kogstone glovo fiuish, Ok G sk J RANS —Amory, Thos 7 Allone, blog American, 5 Goj Harmony, 4 7 4, 124c; Steel Kiver, bic Charter Oak, dic. ~—American, be; Co- Waverlys, dio; Roscdale, 4 m\\m‘Amnnkuag .«.»l.m. 8ie; Bates /\mmlu-lu!, 14c; Continental ik v 1; Beaver Cro T, 12{c; Jaffrey XXX, 19§e; Pearl Caunsioa—Fifth avenue glove finish, Sc* I\mmu\)er m. Rockport, 7e. = ndigo Imlmn 7 x 114e; Indigo 4 checo, be, Gloncester bo; Southbridge, 4hc: Gr staples, 8fc: Lancaster staples, 8c: Plunket leids, 9c; Hudson checke, 8jc; Amoskeag Persians, dhc, Dress (oons—Atlantio Alpacea, 93c: Per- siane cashmere, 23kc; Hamleton ' cashmere, 15}c; Hamlaton Faucus, 113c; Hamleto bro* cades, 16¢; Arlington brocade, 18, Tobacco. Pruc Topacco—Chmax 45c; Bullion 45c; Horseshoe, 44c; Star, dbc; Rudy, 4 rey's, ~IOc' Black, B@400; bpunrhn\d 46¢; Our Rope, 48c; Piper Heidslock, 64c. Fing Cur—Common, 0c: MediumdGe good 43860c; Hard to Beat70 c; favorite, 60c; Dia- mondCrown, bic; Sweet Sixteon, bic. SMOKING— 0. 22¢; Meerschaum, 80c; Durham, 8 oz, fbe; Durham 407, 5ic; Dur- ham 2 oz., 60c; Seal of North C.-mlinn, 8 oz sal of North Carolina, 4 0z, 48c; Seal of i Durbam, 4 80c; Uncle or., 28c: 2 oz R, Fs 2505 Tom and Jersy, 256 Paints Oils and Varnishes, O1s—110 carbon, per gallon, 12aldc; 150° 15 175 headlight castor XXX lon, 1'60c. No. ¢ 1]0 swoet, per .muun £ sperm W. B, per gallon, 1 er gnllnn, neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90¢ Ko.5 1, 75c: lubricating, zero, per gallon, 30c; golden machine, No. 1. per , per gallon aptha, 74°, Omaha P, P sammer, lon, 83c; No, 2, 28¢; sperm, sign 80c; turpentine, per gallon, 4:c; per gallon, 16c. PaiNts 1y O1i—White lead, white lead, St Louis, pure, Gic; Mars los, green, 10 5 1l cans, 20c; French zinc, groon seal, 12¢; Fronch sing, red seal, French zinc, in varnish asst, 20c; French 2 in ol asst, 15c; raw and burnt umbr, 115 cans, 10c; raw and buent Sienna, 10¢; vandyke brown, 13c; refined lampblack, 12c; coach black ‘and_ ivory black, 16c; drop black, 16¢; Prussian blue, 403; ultramarine blue, 18ci chr.me green, L, M. & D., 1le; blind and shutter green, T M. & 1 ; Parig groon 18¢; Indian rod, 15 an red, ; golden Dru DRuGs AND _(HEMICALS —Acid, c; alsam capab burk nmmfru “per Ib. 12 Bo; clnuhnmun" per oz, $0 Carkolic , per 1l ri per b, 2 ; oil castor, No. 3, per gal., 31 40; oil_origanum, uinine, P, & W; and R. & potassium, —; iodine, per 40c; sulthf, pour, sulphur ateold, per 35, L83 6 1b., 4c; nlr)Lhmm, per oz, Liquors, Au00HOL—188 proot aloohol, 2 26 por wine allon extra Oaliforuia spirits, 188 proof, 18 per proof gallon; triple refinod spirits 167 proof, 117 poe d_\ruu( gallon; re-distilled whiskies 1 00@1 £0; fine ble leuded, 1 50g2 56; Kontucky bourbons, @7 00} Keatucky ani Ponnsylvania ryos, 3 b0 o0’ BeaNDUES—TImportad, A 0@L6001 domostle Gire—TImported, 4 HUI@HS U0} domostio, 1 40 @300, Rous Iu&;mrwd 4 50@5 09; Now England, 1 99@4 omostic, 1 50@8 50, PEAE ARD APPLZ BEANDY—1 76@4 00, CraupAaNEs—Imporiod po_cadn. 28 00@ 34 00; Amorioaa, par casa, 12 N6 00, Losthier, Onk sole, 390@420) hewmlook wole 2Bo@3scy bolock kid, B0c; runner 66c to 753 hem- Jok ocalf, 850 $o10; homlook uppor, 220 60 24 oak npper, 24o; alligator, 4 00 to 6 50; oalt kid, B2@SD: Grolass. iich, % 20 40 2 75; oak o, 800 t0 1 00; oakc calf, 1 %0 to 1 80; Frouch kip, 110 to 1 b6; Fronch oalf, 1 2b to % 00; rus- nata, 660t 750; .aingw, G 00 £ 850 top- pings 9 00 to 10 50; B L. 4orooco, 80s ta @ hole 0, D, Mumzoo 860; winion, 2 HO@3 00 Har) 1 star oak, 36¢; No, 2 B4c; 850; No, 1 uum oalk, 30; No, 2 du. #le; No, 1 Milwaunkee 840; No. 2 do 83c, No. 1 Pitts oak har, £63 No, B Pitta ask bar, 840, Lumner WHOLESALZ, uotd lumbsr. inth and shinglee oa cars at Umfim at the following pricos: - J&IH AND S0ANTUING—16 ft weod ucder 2 Trupras—16 feet and undez, 20 00, TIMBER AND JOwr—20 fs, 280u; 2418, 25 00, ¥exoia—No, 1, 4 and 6 in,, 24 00; No, 2 BaErriea—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; No, 2, 18 00, Sro0x BoARDS—A, 45 00; B,40 00; O, 35 00, Froomtva—No, 1,40 00; No, 2, 85 00; No, 8, 2500 obz;tmva, clear—27 00 No, 2 2500; No. 8, % OriLING—g, 87 00; #, 25 @3n1aLey, best—4 50; standard, 8 60, Lara—38 25 per M, Liue—Por barvel, 125; bulk per bushal, 85is; cement, bbl, 2 25; Jows plastar, bbl, 2 50; hals por b, Bocs Tareed folt, 100 fbs, 3 BOr atenw boned 8 50,8 Heavy Hardware List. ;: plow stecl special cast, Gc; crucible, 7c; b cast too; do, 15a%0; wagon spokes, 8 00; hubs per set, 1 d dry, 1 40; tongues, ©ach, T0a5%c; axles, each, 75c; Aquare nuts per b, 7allc; washere, | Be: rivets, per 1b, 11¢: coil chain® per 1 o allcable, Bc: iron wedges, Go: crowbar dc; spring _steel, 7asc 4 40: Burden's mules [ Baruen Wike—In car lots, 4 (0 per 100, Naius—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 40, Iron, r Suor—8hot, 1 85; buck shot, 2 10: oriental powder, kegs, 6 40: do, half Kegs, do, quarter kege, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 8 80: fuse, per 100 feet, bc. Lkan—Bar 1 65, Coar.—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00: Mor. | vis run Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump, "“\\“‘:' Toves e & 00: Mook BpHak. T 00 hthon R:ulway Time Table. washboards, 1 85; Double Crown, 2 %0; Well buckets, 3 cite, 11 25al160: OABon City, 7 00 por ton, In Effect Oct. 1st, 1884, Soars—Kirk's Savon Trperia - satinet, §60; Kirk's standard, Dry Paints The attention of the travelling pblie Is called to White' It i Kirk's 'eutoos, White 1oad, 8o French tinc, ‘106 Paeta | the fact toat ihisia tho only wnd absolutely Kirk's T (100 cakes) 40c; Kirk's | whyting, 94o; whiting gildors, 1oy whiting | 5o & ilme table published fn the city, © - © magnolia, do i ol 1367 (MMDBIARE,® Germantown, 1005 | Oated Bitnari i And depart trom Omaha by Potasi —Pennsylvania cans, 4 casein case, | jympblack, ordinary,10¢; Prussisa blus, Traias of the C St, . M. & 0. arrive at and de 3 Babbitt's ball, 2 doz. in ¢ 190; An- | yntramarine, 180; vandyke, browe, Sc; umber, Teh and Wet hater chor ball, 2 d¢ burnt, 4¢; umber, raw, 40; slonna burat, 4o; B &Q, and K ooy 11¢; twist | slenna, raw, 4o; PAtlS freen, genuine ntho B & St dapot; ail others fre stick, 10jc, i grao mon, 206;chromo gxcen 3 o, stonpt 8 VismaAR—New York apple, 100; Oho ap- | e ket green. To, 1001 vomimicr, ok Satarday; o, oxcept Sunday; d, vley 13c, 70e; vermillion Ammmn. 15¢; Indian, red, |I»I 1 70; Ashton, in 10c rose pink, 1dcy Venetian rad, Cooknon's WESTWARD, 3 Venetian' red, Amoricau, 10; red lead, | 1 "y Tho) ehrome yellow, geetine, 200 ehs sme yel: | DEPART ~ ARRIVE hw K., 120; ochre rvehall(‘ schre, French, | & ¥ | X | Unlon Pacific.’ |ax | r v 24c; ockiro, Amerloan, 2c; Winter's minaral, | iical * "™ lorado. Fapeos - lohigh brown, 24y ipmm brown, 24o; 0.4 Rop. Valloy. 100'a inineral, S, 12 608 5 Statl W Expross Varxisirs —Barrals, pev gallon: Farnl [ [—- (B, & M. in Nsb. - ture, oxtra, §1 105 Tariiere, No. 1, 81; conch, | 7 #n MAR wid Expross s oxtra, 81 } ommhfoe. 0. 1, 31 20; Dawaae RO ER 101008} oxtea, €1 75; Japan, 7003 asphaltum, extrs, 8505 ITHW A shellsc, 88 60t I\u—d oll fintsh W1 50, SOUTHWARD. Missouri Pacific| DENVER MALKET, st DRy Fxproeh 6 508 o] 8360 Night Express, 0 208 Lixvx Sroox—Beet Oattle, gra, 100 1h. 800 [~ {1 1C+ B §t: 4. & K. €. 00l @3 75; shoep, sheard, live, 2002 60; dreased | § oga 6 f6b. Via Councll Blufta' .| 7 s0a 7 85a L oalyes 6 B0@7T 7 WehaaR e dressod 8 50@9 00. .| 1 oon|. Cannon tall Kxpress 3 t0n O e Dry Hint, 10@1%.; groen 4@bc, S Rr%m‘lc:\ll 8@102; sheepakins, dry, 8@100, EASTWARD, ‘allow, —b@6e, Wool.—- Coloradlo 14@16e.; Colorado heavy, 3 |e ".'.‘:" ,3\‘. Saul 12@1%; Now Mexloan @10 Rt T T IR L :;' 3 LoUR—CUolorado, i i ent, 100 Ibs,, 2 75@300; Grah § 1o I "x!\ ‘1‘\,,.:'.? s 17; ryo, 100 Ibe, 225; bu $i6b|. 0 INignt Expross 10 00@10 50; bran, ' ton, 20@13 00; oorn | 0 400.... o meal, 100 Ibs. 1 45@1 63, N GHAIN—Whaat, 100 Ibe, 90c; corn, In ““b i ight Expre: X 100 Ibs, 1 "»(tfll 20; oats, Neb, mixed Ibe. 1 20@1 25; barlay 100 Ibx, 1 50@1 Hay—Baled, upland, 14 0@16 00, tom " 11 00@18 00; straw. 9 00@11 00, 7 808 0a{For C hicago via PRutem'th 8 404 7 86a S donf 4 8 16a) 4 25a[For Chicago via €. Biuffs| 0 46a) di':rmvln luegz 82@78; Nebraska dalry 14 NORTHWARD, @150; common, Euau-muh 22@23; ranch, do resh25 oA iy o Kluoi Actommodat owaDIv. § C & at. Panl Day Expross 7 958 il Night Kxpro Ongrsn—Hull oream, 14@150; Limburger, ch' Swiss, imported, 82, PovrTay—1 ve, chickens old, doz,5 50@6 00; turkey, ohe m 1-1@16e~ ng ' chickens, 8 50@+4 b, sod 1b, 19@20c. POTATORS ] 100 1bs, new, 1 2581 80; sweet, rer b, do, nd § pm at the transfor in timo b but not to check bagi 1k my traing also arivo at ko oastern connections, VeaRTABLES — Onlons, now, 100 lbs, OMAHA BRIDCE TRAINS 165; cabbage, mew, 100 lbs, 90; mew| Dummy Trains-Leave Omaha at 040,807, boots, 1 00, 900, 1000, 1 16 8 1, 10), 200, 8 00, 4 00, 6 00, 6 00, 1085 pm.’ On Sundaystho 500 and 10004 m aud 200 and 400 p m trains do 0ot run. Arrlvo at trans. for dopot 18 minutes later: Broatway dopot 20 min. utes later. Leave Councll Bloffa (Broadway dopot) at 7 20, 830 080, 10 80, 11 40 & m; 180, 2 80, 8 30. 480, 630, 635 and'1105 pm.On Sundays the 8 80 and 10 30 a m and 8 80 aud 5 30 p m trains will not run- Arrivo at Transfer 7 minutes late r, Omaha 20 rinutes lator. TransferTrains—Leave Omahaat 8 16, 553 Frorms —Lemons, choice Massine, 6 00@ 8 50; apples, bbl, 8 75@4 00; poaches por 200, watermalons, por dos, S0GTS pears, per box, 3 00@350; plums, ‘per box, 200; Ualifornin grapes, 1 75@2 50 per box, Mu-rs—fl.m., Ib, 13@144; bocon, break- 14}@14fc; Ised, in threo, ,Ib, 104 “"‘1:,' oa "fi"l‘lqil@lN 1, 140, Mt 1006 A'm, 4 26, 6 10 and 6 65 p m, daily. 1 755‘;;* Olifornla l‘:h;.mn alf bbi, 1050 | Aive At 9 45 and 11160 m, 1295, 7 35 and 816 p Holland borring, kef, 160@1 75; trout, per|" e — ALIOE OATES'S LOVER DEAD, SUNDAY TRAINS hlcayco via the Tripartite Alliance Lines. BUNDAY MORNING, | SATUKDAY WVR | N-WINW]| nn Ml " 2|l o "7 6-26 11 4-2¢ ‘ The Sad Ending of the uifo of a Brilllant Song Writer, Soptembor. Octobor I\‘l LouisviiLe, Ky., Oct. 7.—At the city hospital last night, in the presence of but two or three friends, Matt O'Reardon, one of the most popular song writers of recent years, died. Young in years, but broken down b; ease, with shattered nerves and a wrecked mind, for a vear or moro he might have been seen lying about the barrooms, stupid from strong drink, his fine features bloated, and his eyes, that once kindled with the inspiration of song, glazed and heavy. Now and then a lover of music would stop in front of some famil- linr haunt of O'Reardon’s to listen toa waliz or a reverie, played with the skill of & master. Sometimes, when fired by drink, he would sit by a barroom pians and play some composition of his own with a fervor and a pathos that drew tears from those about him, Years ago, when a young man, he fell in love with Alice Oates. Whether the actress evea re- turned his affection is not known. One day he found out his mistake. He was told that his loye was not reciprocated. He immediately began to drink heavily, and from that time to the day of his death he was seldom free from the in- fluence of drink. He obtained a number of engagements on the stage, but broke them all. He could never be trusted to keep sober any length of time. Some weeks ago he was taken sick, and Mana- ger Whalen, of the Grand Theatre tuc- G‘-OI].\TG- WEST. PRINCIPAL LINE UHICAGO, PEORIA & ST.LOUIS, OMAHA AND LXNC_OLN T0 DENVER, KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER Jonneeting in Unfon Depots at Knn Owhiuand Denver with through t SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West GOING EAST coeded in raising a littls money for him, | Connecting tn Grand U nion Dopot ut Chicago and gotting him_to tho hospital. The Withh through trains for very day he died Mr. Whallen recetved| NE W Y OR I BOSTON, Svn Cities. 6 from the Actors’ Fund. It came too lato, howover. O'Reardon wrote **My Dream of Love is O'er” shortly after his unfortunato love affair. Ho also wrote, *'Gathering Shells by the Seashore,” ““Oaly an Ivy Loaf,” “‘Marriage Bells,” and many other songs that have boen sung all over the world. 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