Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1887, Page 7

wero a good many Inquiries for feoders and | $2.95@2.75: turkeys, In very light request, | 8io: Caleutta Dress 8ige: Whittenton leven\l‘huncha wng“walghed ulp besides | 6@7e per Ib. Dress 90: Renfrew Dress %o to quite a string that was sold for delivery and (Anm—Receipts light: prairie chickens, CAamnnics—Slater 45c; Woods 4igc; not weighed in the yards, There Is o no- | §3.50: mailard ducks, N.7-'l\l(l:|.00. \Sun dard 4'ge; Peacock 43¢ ticeable improvement in the demand for | $2.00@2.25: teal and mixed ducks, 81.001.7: THEY TOOK IT ALL BACK. | siwcathat e tomemmionces bavo at: | SATURDAY MARKET FICURES | 2uiSeen wen Trom. ihe marke. .m0 - ways gained their point. Mr. [jams’ shares of Reading being shipped on the rivals are, on the ra(rubhcln side, Frank i Huran nd Kulda to<dsy. They also said 3 J CoRSET J RANS—Androscoggin Tic; Kears The Republican Oounty Oentral Oommittee | I3, Moores, a grand army man and one | The Usual Last Day's Dullness Helped | that at tho imneeting of the Pennsylvania | butchers' stock, which is in liberal supply | suipe, The@§1,00; Jack rabblts, i each, e e lgmr‘mo S c«nm%.fih% Seen tho Brror of T Wayn A TRy [ R g 1 Along By Various Onuses. direciors next wock tho dividend would be | but slow. padnsen-Callarola eiock, Jares found | e Ta: oot hacer ok Bt A i ) 2 X W W3et I —_— of Elmer Frank, and assistant —_ Ancreased & per ednt, that Lake Shore was Hogs. hena Phui' i’:. W nln l‘il notxw |n..hl*l. olll.l..l%— There was a gain in the receipts of hogs as OvsTERI—Shell, $2.00 ver hundred; bulk, | Cheeks. n s 90t Ualedol compared with yesterday of 400. The market | & par hundred; selects, $2.20a gallon; W}lfi': Econom: Dknsghmgllj?'w'\(a - opened 10@15¢ lower than vesterday but | Cans, New York counts, 45¢; selects, 35 1cK8—Lowiston 80 In., 12450 Lewiston fairly active at the decline. “One load was | 40c dard, 7@ I " o Tai of earning 8 per eent and that New York Cen- BECHEL'S TRICK ABANDONED. | clerk in tho United Blates clreult court | wHEAT LOWER AND DECLINING. | tral would Incresso its dividend to 5 per clerk in the fovcrnment quartermaster's cent. It was also stated that the greatest Corrupt Bosses licbuked By the Rank | depot, and H. C. Akin, cashier for ller's | Corn Valnes Strong With Little Busi- | Surprise In the Baltimore & Ohio deal Is yet 134ge; York 33 in, e Swift River 7ot en r e iirhy sold early and before the market was known | Swrer PorAtors—The market fs well rndike O O, 8ye; Thorndike £ ¥, "gf i and_File—Something About the | SRULCY. | t"umd'i"‘l‘;‘l‘ff“':“g‘;‘f“,':“;‘:‘i,fl;‘j ness Done—Provisions Bxhibit Ine | [0 o, 'THo So%l avles were LT.0 shirte, at $4k0, but loads faly as good ns thut one | supplied and ey sell at S@viso por b Chornuiks 190, 000 e By g Ay SO L L X \ y Oy} 70, CEL | X ) do: I 4 Candidates For Nomina- | ¢ke. And heis only a conditional can- creased Interest—Cattle Very New England, 55,600 Reading, 13,266 St. Panl | reached $4.35. 'The bulk of the receipts were .ut.c';:e':(',r_ :fl.mfl;‘;’l eThies 85 6 Danoh ""““‘9—“,‘,“’”"‘,' (B e }.‘:": ‘.! ] tion For Offices, didate, the cordition being that his party Scarce—Quotations. and 10,400 Lackawanna. sold out early and the market closed with | ™ Ciper—Choice Michigan cider, $6.00@6.50 atrer NN L e b | — exercise discretion in so making and GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were | NOUhInK left over, but with & weak feelin, | per bbl of 52 eal. ‘ "Gt Beavat Croek BB, 1105 apyortioning their nominations &s to dull, but firm and with Duyers and sellers generally pre- | ©Porcory—Cholee, for stands, 3@2ie per Ib. | Benver Creok CC, 10c. { A Victory For the People. satisfy the greatest number of democrats, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. RO icting lower prices. TosMATOES—Cominission men are ?:"" KENTUCKY J EANS—Memorial 15¢: Canton " A special meeting of the republican | Moores hus been prominently identified | Sept. 94—18; | Tel 0 8¢ T'8 QUOTATIONS. Sheep. hlnrlllu‘wln very few. Good stock 40@300 | 180; Durham 97igc: Hercules 180; Leamings ¥ county central committee was held 1n the | Wi epublican party and at present H1cAao, Sept. 94,~<|Special Telezram U. 8. #'scoupon 1240, & N. W...... 112 ‘There was nothing done on the market. per bushel, | " ton #2i5e: Cottswold 25, 8 f . hat he is in the lead, Mr, [j the BEk.|—Besides the natural and custo- | L. !ev:\;g--lw( do preferred...141 i Ox108s—Cholee large California onions | “Cpi'dn_Stovens' BE6c; bleached To: Ste- B council chamber yesterday afternoon, l‘~l‘l_r° Coneinfaw whom by has | mary duilness incident tothe markets on B Ot o 1AL TN X Oy Recelpts. A aa T | Uty mutkes 0% DOribUBNS || wwaw A o Sivnched Ao Stovens’ ] i ) 5. " 5 ‘anada South’n.. 5 2 A The demai s 11 L S n and when the members had finished | huon “training to succeed him, i the | Saturday and the “eveniog up” process of | Gantrat Bacltie:. Siigl0: T - 390 | Haa PraNT—Slow sale at 00@350 per doz, | oirer Seovens’ 8 1 F Toer T o f their business nearly everything they | event of his not being able to secure a | the last day of the week, an election of two | Chicago & Alton.185 ' |Pacitic Maii 47 | for choice stock, ISCELLANEOUS— ..("fo oil_cloth 4 had done at their meeting held a week | renomination. But few people think that | directors and the voting on an amendment doaylzturred. 150 {:.,“l). .tPEL qnll’:vli;;;u;:—“l:,emmmlfinlu; sv‘:fll‘l'&\w"rvll‘[g‘:l‘. pll‘“‘“ "“u.mn;n‘ efinvf_‘l)ldollflln&l-’ g0 yesterday was wiped ont. Chairman | the recent accession o the present in- | to the rules especlally tended to make busi- [ G B. & Qe.....1tt |PulimanPal Shipments. Nebraaka and Town stock 00@65e per bushel. LANNELS—Plald—Raftsman %0; on Beciel presided. The roll was called, | Ctmbent’s tamily could succeed where he | ness light to day, Members were evidently [ P g4V 24:"&::;!“}5}.‘"‘&' Cattle........ crssnisersree G5 CATS | tY—(300d honey g b, “Ev‘l‘;f@.c:fi‘ N!:"gxe A%, LMPI?I“.(‘;}&T and the following persons answered ns | himself would suffer defeat. J.J. L. C. | more interested in the rule by which, ac- | Erje.... ... 2858t 1. & S, ¥ 0@22¢ per Ib. a7ie; B, i1, No. 9, &, $ige: I3, H. No. R boiaot i g perso cer Willism £, Jéwett, who filled two terms in the City | cording to their several judgments, they | do preferrad.... 635 do pi 5 Prevailing Pricas —Hand-picked navy, $2.00 per | 80c: Quec. co s‘,jl_‘;-,f,if uechos NO & members of the eommlm.e.‘ am I} clerk’s office with exceeding satistaction, | werato reap larger or smaller profits for | 1llinois Central. 119 * (U, M. P Showing the pravailing prices paid for llve and other krades down aslow as | af §7%c: Quechee No.'s, Sic; Anaw Bechel, F. W. Bandbaor, C. B. Scrodb, [ may ran Mr. Tjnms a hot r their work in the future than they were in 15 | “'do’ preferred..1183 | stockon this market: 10@4.85 ¢o: Windsor #ie. Red—0, 8 iheh, 153e; C.Specht, F. J. Kasper, M. Lah M. Few people know the value of the office 4 e 298¢I8t. P, 5 Cholce steers, 1300 to 1500 1bs ... 84, L35 § K, 34 'inch, 2le; GG, 24 inch, 18¢; H. AL F. pecht, ¥. J. Kasper, M. ey, M. : i (! 3 of sheriff. Its valuation run: high ag | the possibility of immodiate profits. The W}" do Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs 4.00@4.10 truits. 20 J. R. T, 8, 9750: G, B, B Lee, J. R. Webster (proxy for K. W. $12,000. 1tis quite likely that Mr. Co- | Wheat market opened e below yesterday's | L. & N. .. 60 " |Texas Pacilic Fat little stoers 900 to 1050 Ibs. ... 3.75@3.85 Orders from the country requiring se- | © CoMronTER: —m..o(.&amoo, Breckenridge), W.D. Peyton, Charles burn, the present sheriff, has taken | ©losing firure and deelined still another e | Michigan Cent’ 8414 Union Pacific Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1500 8,85@4.20 lected stock and extra care in picking can- BLANKETS—W hite, $L00@7.50; colored, Groves, O. H. Rothacker (proxy | the . viciiity of hbout that | underfree selling by Ream, Cudaby and [ Mo.'Pucitic.....! g1 W St L Piil 17 | Good to sholce corurfod cows.... KGR | mot atiaus be Aied b tho faame prices. | SLIGSW, Atiantie A, 44, T for H. H. Homan), R. D. | amount during each of the years Singer, possibly aided by the New York s‘o;‘r:ff‘t:i'r‘ivdf... ;;/“W ?J.q{':{:;mn .:;‘é u?f&"’.fi'én%lg‘nnu'fim b q(‘:n.u-m-’rlm supply of Immn-rmwr': Al}l‘:(x‘x'tvl:?‘li nil:%lrw\.lflnu: D, eH,' (¥ H 'fi Duncan, W. F. Gurley, J. T.|he has held the office. And he is | cholerascare, which, however, seemed to have MoNEY—On call been easy, closing 8@5 | Good range feeders. grapes continues liberal, California, Tokay | lantic P 44, 5°0: Aurora LL, o § “Clark, J. T. Redman (proxy for J. M, | #nxious to continue the work of the of. | expended most of its force in the per cent, sk 5 757 | Good native feeders, 900 " and Muscat, $1.50@2.00; choice home-grown, | Aurora C, 44, 4i5¢; Crown XXX, 4-4, i Counsman), D. H. Mereor (proxy for | St for s coupte of vears morc, Hohns | short session of yesterday _attornoon. | PAIME MERoANTILE PATER—04@ Der | g0 isiiiin nutive fdersd e | omnxnenmms—Tho market (v tairly well | Luwrnos Li o s O 1‘;':,:.".‘.,1‘% { P "I B. 8 ; | Table ong | LMo private London cables, however, were | Coal, (aa.so | Ibsand upwards...... fied with ood stock. - el { bige; Pepperel It, '4-4 0gcs Papperell Oy 44, Henry Dunn), J. B. Southard, George | contest, though his most formidable one | 1l vy brousht bids for wheat, It was re- | o STERLING EXCRANGE=Quiet, 81703450 [ [bS And apwards. .o D e Ny L D Gascry, o Voepbernt N ey TR Wk Hammond, £d Lrpwull (pfoxy for Dennis [ would be after the noupnulmn in the ported that Minneapolis would show o o for 80 days and $4.83%¢@4.54 for demand. Prime fat shéep PrACHES--Cholce Californiastack 1s golng “N,,"[f 1014, 20e; Utica C, 4-4, 430} Lane), H. C. Timme, Frank Walthers | persou of John F. ”"de[ present council- | Lo o T e stocks In store there on Mon- PRODUCE MARKETS. Fair to medium at $1.35@1.50, Michigan peaches are selling | Wachusett, 7e;' Aurora R, 44, Oige; (proxy for Claus Ofit), V. H, Thomas, J. | S106 M miltm‘:sn thotght lz'hantoggllxlx:clfxll‘;n:fi day. The Duluth market was strong and still e G R e berian, 82.0029.50 A a0 Bukarino—Barkeley, ol A n . 1 4 pe % 1 PrLES—C] S n, 83 3.5 L | 2 & * W. Eller, W. R. Turner, John Simpson, | Uapwalso looks favorably upon the | remains highet than our own, indicating that | ~ Chifcaga, Sept. 31 —Followlng quotations | Good to.hoes heavy b BACELD & e R No. 60, Wige: Best Yot, 4-4, 0ige; butter o E. Gilmore, George Knight, C. H. Deu- | shrievalty plum, but he has no chance 1t | the rocelpts there are disanpointing oither in | &re the 2:30 closing tigures: Good to choice mixed hogs. OrANGES—Fancy Rodl, 160 per box, 85.50; | OO, 4%e; Cabot, Tige; Farwell, 8c: Frult of kor, H. A. Nollte, and F. J. Slider. The | is thought of seccuring it. Boya claims | quantity or quality or probably both. With {"!'.:‘1:;‘_"?“1"'1 ch“l‘l‘l:.'::?’;;,?" soniied withls e faney Rodi, 200 per box, §6.00; choice Naples, l]:'l"‘l’l'“ ""’ééi{"’:‘,",f:" ?,fif..‘,fl_‘;g‘({"‘gi &,"‘ following were then admitted as mem. | that he is not a politician, but the hopes | this sort of news prevalent, when the above- | narrow Iimits and a firm. feeling “aveloteds Represenca anm,"'ob‘;';;flfi o0 Palermo, $0.00; fair Pa- | dale, g’%‘:‘ New York mills, 10c: :‘afipenl bers of the committee: J. R, Guin, J. B, | of the democracy are centered in him to | named bears and their following ceased | cash, 69 3-16¢; October, 70 5-16c: May, 71 3-16¢, T Pr. | lermo, $5.00@5.50; chuice Messina, $6.50% | 42 inch, 103ge: Pepporell, 40 inch, 11303 E Pk Yate C \1‘ 5 el ‘w' secure the shrievalty for their party, their hammering, and Fleming & Boyden, Corn—Quiet, steady and slow early, but 80.8) fancy' Messina, $7.00; extra fancy Rodi, 8:“‘“' 6-4, 15¢; Pepperell, 84, 18¢c: Pep B;'IOI!. rank J»-lj!. + N -glOWL . Henry Bolln has been county treasurer | Geddes, and Milmine, Bodman & Co. ap- | 1ater became more active and eained some T RANGE STEERS. 88.50; extra fancy Maiori, $5,50. , 20c; Pepperell, 1«.Hi“.f‘zx(c; Clmm“fi -4, Rl B L P LR LU e two yonrs, (il of his prodocessors | pearnd 'as geod buyers, there was a speedy strength; cash, 4114c; Octo-ber, 415-10c; May, w0 1 10w sam | - QuivemsCalifornia quinces, of large | St Ghnton, 44, bices Triumph, oe;” Wam s g e 2 | served g { sol - 1 6Cs 2.7 70, $2.00@2.25 0X. , 11¢; " Be. and Pat SlcArdio. Less than one-half of | Ho Will indoubtedly fall to his lot. e | Fotction, belped probubly by the covering of | Onfs—Weaker but fairly active: cash, Niimm BT R The supbly I Iiberal, espectally T b the above named persans are members SIBUE eibity oL, abis | the short sellers, who followed the biz bears | 25 1-l6e; October, Z3l5c; May, 20 9-10c, 8...10 LA of homuegroW stk Clioics Mighigan ap- Dry Lumber. ! - neither republican nor democratic | gurjy in the day. From the low point the | ~ Rye—Steady af 47igc. SRR B HOL M AORR 2 cr’| ples, 82.75(23.00; home-grown, $2.25@2.50. ot the original }(’:ommllu(n, but as | yivils though the latter aggregation has | advance was quite stendy to the cl0se, but nm-ley-—Qu(fl at 700, FEEDERS—TESCHEM A R & DE BILLIE p P}cAnq—-L‘nllh‘»mm “K""““- Rears §fe be- thoy presented themselyes ' by per- | hoen endeavoring to mduco Freeman | fha volumo of "business was mot large. | Prime Timothy Seea—$2.28, it s oA i coming searce, and_good stosk, suitable for 5 son or proxy they were given | guck to stand for nomination, but at | Shipments from the seaboard werereported | Flax Seed—81.07. 5 NGB STERRE reshipment, is worth $3.25@3.50; other varie- ) pat th ti Sarat: oL o 1 I T i RANGE STEERS—TAILIN N H & seat In the meeting, SArato present no intimation as to his wishes in | as 155,000 bushels of wheat. ‘The receipts to- Whisky—81.10, 1150 ties $2.00@2.75. 5 Millurd precincts were not repre: the matter can be obtained. day were 116 cars, 45 cars more than were | Pork—Moderately active but unsetiled; e BANANAS—The market is well supplied | While the roll was being called th “There is @ warm competition be- | expected. ‘There was one car of inspected | year, $12.00@12.05; January, $12.27% 30. 1 $2.60 | with bananas at $2.50@3.00 per bunch. b was considerable discussion in regard = ! St sumbe t No. 2 spring. . Bankers report that consider- d tirm; cash, SO 3 STE —NA CocoaNUTS—Good stock, $5.00. A 3 the original membership of the comu tween ‘}]" pre 5“;.‘ ““(‘,""‘l,’“l“} b the | 4l money is now going into the country for $: Octover, $6.4 G STRERR-A. 25 19,50 0.0 21, tee, and whether or not they, or t Crii fal ety “A"'.‘ICL- Dyl pveedbam, | the purchaso of the new wheat crop. ~Thio Shoulders, $5.9) LTS Fions andibeaa 18.60/19.50/90.50, 28001230 ‘hofized i 1 hall b and Mr. 8, 8. Auchmoedy, his deputy, | closing hour was strong at almost the highest | short clear, $5.60S.65; short ribs, $8.2 sk PRl . kel FLOORING. authorized proxies only, shall have scats | 4,4 practically, recorder of decds, a3 to | point of the day—October 7014 @70%e, Decem- | Butter—Unchanged: creamery, 187 {he foliowing are the fobbing pricest White Pi 50 O, $20.50 in the meeting. No action was taken on | wyo " giall secure the nomination for | ber 13@7itye, May T8's@isige. The gain for | dairy, 14@ bbbt sl e Minnesota patents, $3.50 per cwt. ;s Minneso. EDALL ine § 0 D, 1.00 B the matter, and everyone who usked for | county recorder. This 18 the first time | the day wus }y(@e on October, but the May | ~Cheese—Firm; full eream choddars, 1@ LR LT T nsanand P A TG - I | 8 seat got it. that the oftic entered into politi option closed at exactly yesterday’s closing | 11 ats, 114 (@24e: Young Awmericas, 117 Neb heha Gt s & flonr. $1.7 FINISHING. F Mr. Morrow then stated the facts of | hocause of the logisiation at the Inst ses- | BEUre. 0 kims, Tg@sige, @LIO per swt s rye | %0 por ‘cwt.; | 1standnd, clear, 111 uch, s.28. | tho last meeting and that republicans | gion of the legisiature. Neither of these | COrh opened at about yesterday’s closing ggs—Firm at 16@16kge, Wheat Graham, 81 corn menl, | 3, clear, 1ineh, & 25, . B enerally objected to having business S ot ficure and the market was strong, but with | Hides—Unchanged; heavy ereen hides AP MLy 51 % %1133 n . 8 y gentlemen wants the position of county > 3 3 1 yellow, %0c per cwt: corn meal, white, $1.00 o dle h th H A comparatively little business done. The only | Ti5c; light do, 7'4(iSc; salted bull hides, h N % | A select, 1inch, s. 2 8., 5 Yy andled in the manner that it was at that | ¢lerk, “even if he could be assured it was | 1 Vi 3 : i r ewt; chopped feed, $14.00@16.00 per ton 1 “w o [ o crk, 4 W ‘eature appeared to be the continued buying green salted f, 81g@d¢; dry flint, 12@ b ¥ . i 14, 1%, 2in i meeting. within his reach. Auchmoedy claims | by W. T. Baker, who is taking a large share 12 deacons 80c each ran, 812.00@13.00 per ton: screenings, $9.00 | 16k ¥ Mr. Lee stated that from present ap- | aven hefore the law ctiibv.| Gr ke oferitiss & LA AL S C B et arp @12.00 per ton.. “ Pel b '+ | even hefore the law went into eftect by | of the offerings of cash corn. - ‘There are men Firm; No. 1 eountry, 4@45¢; No. HAY—Upland prairie, $8.00@9.00; com- 1%, 11 § earances the outlook promised a split | which the office of recorder was created, [ on the “tloor Wwho beliove that these | 2, 3ijc; cakes, 4igc. e le el POPLAR LUMBER. n the purt{ that would prove disastrous | ne was an aspirant for the place, while | purchases are in fact for Hutehinson, mon coarse, $7.00@8.00. o 3 ri ¢ Clear Poplar, 5x. Bds. 3¢ in., 8. to the whole ticket this fall. He believed | My Needham did not make known his :nu plenty of traders who credit | Flour, bbls »: i3 in. Panel, 8. 28. Recelnts, Shipments. 14, 17,000 that if primaries were called, men would ot i i 5 he continued strength in corn to these pur- | Wheat, bu. X Grocer's List. L o Corrugated Ceiling, 3. g be olecl';d as state delegates’ who would aspirations till some time later, Mr. Auch- | ciasas. 'The receipts to-day were somewhat Corrrr—Ordinar; firm:fis. NK@sle; fair, BATTENS, WELL TUBING, PICKETS, not go to the convention at Lincoln, and mflml{ further claims that he refrained | jess than expected 47 cars. e stipments 21L¢@22; prime, ‘.Z'h-ilc: fancy green and | O.G. Batts, 2}¢ in th "K M W bubl ‘b AT from looking for the position of county | were fair—270,000 bushels. Vessel room was | Rye, bu 2,000 llow, 23@25¢: old government Java, 23@ L ] at proxies would probubly be sent that | clerk, even from the earliest time be- | taken for 470,000 busirels of corn to-Uay. The | B 102,000 r 1 ; I e | Bariey, bir....... cause it would not be courteous or just to | fluctuations in October corn were from 40%¢ New York, ,Scpt. 24, — Wheat — Re- enter into competition with his superior, | @0%c to 41}¢@4lic, and in May between | ..ints 152 000; exparts, 25,4003 options rlued Mr. Needham, who despite thie is work- | 43sc aud 447sc.” The closing: was steady at | goqqy ot the oy\cnlmg‘ but'soon declined (@ would not be endorsed by the majority of the party. He also stated that in his mind the appointment of that committee for the selection of state delcgates was = X3 in, 818, 80c; interior Java, 35@@23c: Mocha, 30c; | 8in Well Tuz‘mu. D & Mand Bev.. Arbuckle’s, roasted, 26%c; Melaughlin’s | Pickets, D. & H. Flat %(&xx. 26}4c; Dilworth’s, 26ci Red Cross, e * Square A BOARDS, ) S 2 4lig@il%e for October and 44%@#i{c for | 5 070 Flo h fa o s REFINED LARD—Tierce, 7c; 40-Ib square | No. 1, com. s1 8 $18.00 No. 2, com, 81 8 $17.00 honest and above board, and he did ROt | bher of these ontiamen wont that Jof | TAL o tewvas about 1 | e NG e Sl T elovagor, Saa R el L cans, Te: 5010 round, ‘Tie: b round: | No. & $I5,50No. 4, 81300 want to see the party divided. i ROR Aty IR T era iR o LR 1TV o F Speculation In oats was about the same in | 335 h R \g 5 red, 58¢; No. 2 red and O- : S S ey lo;lb vails, 73%c; 51b pails, T¥e; 3-lb , FENCING. i ‘After considerableé debate tion to | SouRYY 4 Y | volume as on the preceding days of the week, | {oher closed at S0%ge. Showing the number of head of stock sold | pails, 77e. No. 1, 4 &6 in, 12 & 14 ft, rough E st P L Sl e e little mouey in the business and the un- | being rather light in all futures and almost | O3 TOSE A6 Rifx 100, goions 10,000, | O the market to-day: Sua AR—Granulated, 6%(@7c; conf. A, 0%@ | No.L, [0S ¥ ..fii’i‘.‘:&“&«.!’?..‘:’:‘fi‘éfi’o o and an yea | certainty which clouds the statutory law | entirely local, October opened at 281se, sold | o5iiunc hads lower nnd' dulls each ackive, | . CATTLE. . Gige; white extra G, ol@biger extra C,04@ | No.3y « @ 12& 144 o ! ried by a vote of 37 1o 5. ‘The munority relLnE loptheemolmontalofiisloTio H:::‘d'l’ éf.i;’aflfi'u‘}'.'u'él“n?‘fi"snfi‘&“”«" men:ln(: closing “mwt}’vlhmum 504 @b130; No, | G H, Hammond & Co n‘,‘g’ e o G R | Do R mm NG, were lechel, Rotnacker, Crowell, Hame | Lave deterrel s nambor of poople from | fhan 'yosterday ° fternoon. ~ November | & 20546 i store biiearrive, sobue c. £ ahd i, Ciovisions—Hams, 111@12; breakfast | A. 12 14 and 16 £t 331,50 0, mond and Hawes. the position of recorder are Con Leary | openedand closed at25%e and sold & split | ™Gy~ Receipts, 54,0005 0xports, 75,007 fuirly bacon 11%(@12c!4 ibacon sides 103(@103esdry | 1. 2050 D. Mr. Hascall made a motion that the d Pete O'Malle S t th both above /nml below that. May sold and active and firm3 inixed western, sl@se. salt, »}(g&l c; shoulders, 7@7!{c: dried beef CEILING AND PARTITION, primaries be held next Friday and the | Soui g oialley, now a gauger at the | closea at 20%c, which was a small fraction | (& ite' Wodarn, f@40 h 3 10GS, hams, 11@11}c: dried beef regular, 105§@lle; | 1st com, 3 in White Pine Ceiling 34,00 A i i y Willow Springs distillery. = Those who | Jower, the market touching 20i5c at one time. | Vi westarty S3@0c. o 5: | Anglo American Packing Co hams picnic, B@Ske. and WO “ 00 convention on the following day, for the i iy iherd A o A Uoffee—Spot, fair; Rio, firm at $10,25; e Tumb ) . v “ “ b lbstion of state daleates. The | moton desire to be Mr. Needham's successor are | Charters were made for 117,000 bushels by options @10 Boints hi and. Moderataly | LArHs & Fisher....coeees ad lum| B s o ety A AN ba Clear, 4 in. Norway L 16,00 was cairied. g ',{'if,{fif,‘{"fi?,f.‘" i:;‘;},’fi “i’,‘;’fi;‘;}fi‘f L‘,’,"“fi?; o] sl]‘!’rl:»'\"?:ls;mfi more than usual in: | fetve:sales, ghO0 bags: October. $IT80 | gy evaporated, BIb HImE, MBIME: rnstimrrinell| MELicCN s BOARDS. Uhe Upon motion of Mr. Hawes, the action | iupublican side of the contest terest was exhibited for the closing day of ;;fu' ,M-‘;:" “J‘:';mafl - m”b ogm bty evaporate ci blackberries, evaporaled, | A 12inchs. 13 . 84550 B of the committee in designating Uotober There are to be three county commis- | the week. Traders of all classes ‘were ro- | o "g1% 05 ¥y SL610@18.055 Febru w 10@10&“ pitted cherries, veaches, new, [ No.1, com. 20,50 14 for tho primaries, and Octobar 15 for | siohers olooted this fall. ‘Tho county has | (atkebly wel inclined to take lioldy and 1n | *Fegroloin—Fiem: United. 03icc. Showine the roceipts of cattlo and hogs | M4, Tics Craeraed, pecied. Benehvs, Sk | g:duce‘n;‘:’x:mulmts {fi:“‘é‘fi.?&’e‘mflf, th‘v(:’x: recently been divided into five distriots. | paratively fair acclvity, but . stronger feel. | , FRES=Firm and in- fair request western, | for the past we cartE. moos. | TX@7ie: prunes, '43¢@be citron, 2ic; rai: | No,2, * < 2 A0 AC p 171@ Mr. Timme, a democrat who retires this | ing. Barring September and October short |“urk~llull and nominal; mess, 815.2 old; $16.25 for new. Lard—Dull; western steain spot was quoted sins, lLondon layers, California, loose mpscatels, SLY0@LY: new Valencias, Tie. Inch Grooved Roofing $1.00 per M more Syrur—No. 70, 4-gallon kegs. $L40@L50; | than 12 inch Stock Boards same length. New Orleans, per gallon, 33@i6c; maple SHINGLES, LATH, syrup, half Ibbs, “‘old time,” per nlfnn, u&- 3 the nomination of all county officers and | g]], resides'in the third of these and is a | rids, which Geclined 2134c, higher prices were thz_cr‘ahicuon ott_dclu;l;)ntcg ll?l néc :llst‘ncl candidate for re-election, His'confreres, l::a rule, Lard for m-li:iurip.‘ 1‘vluvlmlcd wnlm": judicial convention e [ aturday. i 3 the present year was advanced 5S¢, year pork n o 5. | Richard 0'Keofo and Mount, hold over. | tho » fo year poric | o LD Wednesday.... Thursday. 4 T 5 J poi 0 | XXclear ..$3.10 Extra *A* $2.90 Al : o For Mr. Timme's chair a horde of demo- | 3¢, January k13350 Butter—Quiet and steady; western Friday A Qo " $10%5 e XXole 5.10 2 A resolution, which w Aot o lard and short ribs ~ Tige. n the a ady N Friday 1-gallon cans, per doz, i-gallon A* Standard .. 275 *A* [ B&B 255 the BEE last Sunday, Dy spf;',‘;],',::fid é';, crats are languishing, among them being | gpeculation witnessed January was | 2 Saturday. cans, per oz, $6.25: quart cans, $3. 6in. clear No 1., L50 Latn 2.06 John Rolf, a grain dealer, Denis Londe-, | fheonimt o o b iitien It so1d o2 porkay | Cheese—Firm and quiet; western, 9}@1lc, Mr. Morcer. 1t reluted to the powers of | gron, Press Reeves and even the brother- | $13 1ha13 20, for lard. at S0 40@6 Fibe and | Liverpool, Sept. 24.—Wheat—Demand delegates in the convention, and was | fn.lajy of Mr. Tunme, & man named | for short ibs at 86 173546 ‘Che inside | €ood; holders offer sparingly: California adopted. The meeting then adjourned. t CANNED _(300DS—Oysters, standard, per POSTS, case, $3.00@3.10: strawberries, 2 Ib, per case, | White cedar, € in., is., 12¢c; 9 In, qrs., lle3 3.00@3.104 raspberries, 2 Ib, per case, $3.00@ | § in, qrs., 10c: 4 in.” round 15¢c; ‘Tennessee G AND CLOS 3 i spi rices quoted prevailed early, and at the close 1d@#s 2d per cental: red western, Showing the prices prevailing on “the hog | 3.10; California pears, per case. $4.60@4.70; | Red Cedar, split, 15¢: Split Oak, 12¢, After adjournment J. W. Eller drew ‘,;:(‘,"{,"“,‘l"yfi‘;;"e;'“f}of,‘i,"&lfi'.‘,‘}(’:,", ’,‘f&:{,"fi'fi Pork for Janunry stood at '$13 20, lard_ at spring, 6s 1d; red western, winter, 0s. market at the ogeuingI and the closing of the | apricots, ver case, $4.10@4.25; peaches, per _LIME, ETC. up w:m following resolution, which was | Williams, ex-Commissioner = Corliss, | $6 45@6 47} anl short ribs at 80 ¢ Corn—Firm and demand fair; new mixed | week just past. case, §5.75@5.85¢ white cherries, per case, Ruincy white lime (best), %0c: Akron ce- circulated and signed: 4 r western, 4s 31{d per cental. T For October lard ranged at $6 5 A Henry Denkar, Herman Timme, brother | o0 “rch o8 22\‘“}5 25, closing ‘3" $6 4214 Milwaukee, Sept. 24.—Wheat—S f DAY, TR $0.00 plums, per case. $550@3.90: blue: | ment, $1.75; hair, S0c; plaster, $2.75: tar & MONDAY. SATURDAY, ’ , SL75; , B0e3 s H - 3 i i j 815002470 | $4.40@4,50 | Derries, per case. $2.30@240: @gx plums, 2 | board, $1.75: sash, 40c per ct.; doors, 40 per i nvv!r:?::;"-'uu"é:h ;nfxn‘{"dger;flfiom:?%: ot Commssioner Timme, H. B. Hibbard, | @6 45 and 88 25,respectively. Lard for No- [ cash and October, i0c; November, W e ‘4&@4,&. b, bet “ense, §200; piieapples,” 4" ib, | oy blinds, i0e pet_ot.§ mouldings, “4dc per signed a call for primaries to be held on Uc- 'ffi"‘,{‘,fl}‘“"‘"& Johu Walsh and Patrick Yemberciaat AL RUITEH 40 iandtur e Gorn—Gulets RO 2814 Heavy..\\\ AT0@4Es 4.60@io | peroase. $5.20@0Th: 1 I mackerel, Jor 4oz gt tar felly por cwt, "$75; sicaw boards E tober 1, 1857, 10 el . | McArdle. cember A Cashi lard was 2l4c higher > \ 2834e. e ,60: | 7, 81.95@2.00 L i ve’l):l‘ion Ocmx'."’arffi‘sg{"’.‘.?&’"""’“"'“ £ There 13 also a commissioner to be | than October, anl in good ~demand. trong; No, 1, All sales of stock 1n_this markotare made | gooseberries, perioase, S;.il[;uil-!va'r. 21b atring BOUTHERN YELLOW PINE. Whereas, The action of the county central | elected in the Fifth district, among the | Cash meats were in better request. —Easier; No, 2, 59'c. r ewt. 'ive welght unless otherwise stated. Ans, l;oc“;' b 7 ‘lml beans, per | Com. 4 &0 in. Flooring. committee, at A meeting held September 24, | democratic aspirants being Dan Angel = Provisions—Steady. ad hogs sell at ige per b, forall weights, | Case, .60.'3 b f"ll‘limw at peas, per caset | Star R v bas caused harmony to exist in the party, we | W, Anderson, Wm. Winspeai and T CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Pork—September, $14.50@15.00, “Skins,” or hogs welghing less than 100 Ibs, 3 b mm““ y ':'gzo/;al;o %elfb case, 2 In. Ceiling hereby revoke said call and ask that ull re- [\ "Andorson, | J. B. Furay is the most = Ofnoinnati, Sopt. 24.—Wheat — Scarce | Do value. Prognantsowsare docked 40 los, S, ‘omatoes, #3.4082.50; 3 1b corn, ¢ in. Partition g\lb"clnn participate in the primaries to be d 80 Ibs. by the public Inspecton eld September 30, 1887, under the call of the prominent of tha republicans. and stags80 Ibs. by the pubdlic Insp: CHICAGO, Sept 24.—[Special Telegram to | and strong; No, 2 red, T5)c. inish, 1 & 14 in. 8. 28.. Dorrugated Celling, 4 in 1K .ES—Medium, 8l Beptae “Fhus far no aspirants have made thems | the B, —CATrLE — Estimated receipts, | Gom—Quiel No Sumixgh e, o Live Stork Notes, “ Yellow Pine Casing and Haso. J. W. ELLER. selves known on the democratic side for | 1,000; last Saturday, 2,038; week, 51,677 last Rye—Firm;: No. 2, 51@52. e Cattle steady, SHIP LAP. | E. GILMORE. the position of county superintendent of | week, 40,044. There was scarcely a sufficient Pork—1Unchanzea at 8 1ogs 10@15¢ lower. Two-hoop pails, per doy, {qln. : Plain. 8 fi 10 in.. WiILLIAM R. TURNER. education, now held by Prof. Bruner. | number on salo to make a market, as nearly Lard—Unchanged at $6.571¢, Considerable inquiry for feeders. , $1,70; No. 1 tub, $6,50; ‘N& 1, 0. G, 8In *FRANK B, HIBBARD. ‘The name of Prof J. H. Faris, one of the | ali of the 1,000 fresh cattle wera the property Whisky—Quiet at $1.05, : A. F., Nihart, Poston, was here with hogs. 0. 3 tub, $4.50; wash- Tertany *Proxy for G. wsk"u' Bnfim'“' principals of the city schools, will be | of our local beef dealers that came on direct { . Minneapolis, Sept. 24.—Wheat—Stronger | 10t & Co., Papillion, marketed a bunch | boards, $1.25: assorted bowis No. 1 T p YN Tatt presented to tho republican convention | from Kansas City. Thero ls nothing strange | for £0od miliing whoats Off graded aiti No, 11 ¢ stockers. SUne 90, SH0.13 chums 98 Nodehneng) e OHICAGO A THE CANDIDATES, oD motion, "l":f('):uall:: is 8 RIOWIDE | or new in this incident, as tuo same bappens | N Sortherncash. 6705 Notember, (s, | Fmily Lros., Wisner, marketed aload of | *ionrcco—Loritiara’s Climax, 440; Splen: No. 2 northern, cash and Oct Men Who Are sTm'u For Political | will prove a strong candidate. A host of neatly every Saturday, as it lanow an estab- | May, 7 N b 625 M e, O Im{”(‘l' 154 & Osk had twenty-nine cars of glm' “cii?’mzlimm&l”““tl‘ " uzl i ' Sy 1e = o | lished custom to du as little business as pos- November, 62; May, T0c. On Juthrie & Oskamp ha enty- of eyer’s Star, 4lc; Cornerstone, $4o. rum- I 4 Honors This Fall fir[mdx} are WOI’KII’ER (u; nll:gi feel confi: sible in the cattle line on Saturday. Trading 1] : > No.1 nnnherq range cattle in. mond‘hn.ll‘;md Shoe, 4dlc; T. J., 87c; Sorg’s ] : The fall elections this year promise to | dent of un easy victory for him. during the woek has been fairly active. The 2 northern, 62@6he. Buckley & Ross, Stromsburg, marketed a | Spearhead, 44c. i AR ————— ly held;' patents, $4.15@4.50; beof a character equaling in intercst any New York Notes. 50,000 cattle that arrived were dlsposed of | bagers, 8o sdhdpe | Toonts BLIE@ that huve thus far been held in this | . Ngw Yonrk, Sept. 2 3 i P, Receipts—W heat, 102,000 by «NE pt. 24.—[Special Telegram | each day with little or no trouble. Prices eceipts eat, 102, 1. county. A number of circumstances | to the Brk.|—The indications are now that | on prime natives are a shade higher than ]t_"hm"wmn—wlwfll- 45,000 bu;; tlour, 26,000 have conduced to this state of affairs, | the Reading railroad will be soid under fore- | at the opening of this week, but plain and ”; o5 prominent ‘among which are the multi- | ¢losure of general mortgage. ‘The form of | mediums remain about the same. Texans oW OrIeans, load of 254 Ib. hogs. & RorE—Seven-sixteenths inch, 1214@123e ) Starcu—Mirror Gloss, 53{c; Graves Corn, Corduroy breeches is the latest uniform for . o0 G 1088, 53403 3 the boys at the yards. 64c; Oswego (iloss, T | fi o ai(Hines ! (&wmxu Corn, 'Ic.N | Charles Kddy and Meyers Bros., Ogallala, | o 3195+ hoayy atable o4 0 100 No. n i were in with range cattle. CANDY—Mixed, 8i@lle; stick, 8l@dc. £. W. Banks, Sheiton, a heavy shipper to CRACK! ept. 24, —Corn—Steady e y § Al Sph | RbRarnRisady —Garneaw’s soda, butter and RAIL AT blicity of the candidates. the degreo will be filed In the Uthited States | g northern rangers nave sold for the low- | Jeow: e, e WAtk SXA5CE 3ol | o Vards, was In with hogs. 4 picnic, fic; creams, Sc; ginger snaps, Sc: city 2 : Tho offices to be filled and the present | date of snle. est prices on record. Recoipts Oats—Quiiet and weak ; N Mr. Dowling, of Dowling & Purcell, North | soda. AN, Short I.ine teboate llos: 0 b Mitchell sald on the Aurania, just before | Shipping steers, 1, Cornmeal—Dull and nomin Bend, was in looking around. ylEAST 0@s50; gunpowder, 20030 - incumbents are as follows: County judge, | g4iling, that he and Kilrain would go direct 350 Ib Hog Products—Unsettled. J. J. Harm, Firth, marketed a good load of [ Y9un O 0 o6 000 1 20@00c, J. H. McCulloch; clerk of the district m‘lfoml%l .ulm t?nnlll‘zlhltlwould take place | $2.90@3.50. Stocke! 0 }’nrgv;s(n. A o 233 b, hogs at $4.580, the top price. JELLIES— PRLEA PR PN ma a’ CH. N o) . | within 100 miles of adrid. lls and mixed, S1 3 sard—Retined tlerce, 86. *, 8. Pearce, A , was in with two | s 9 soust, W L. Ljams; sheriff. Wm. Cobuen; | Wy ok t08 %00, Sl parts of the conntey are cows, S1. Tl Moats—Shouiders, $3.00; long clear | of' it whisn soid o the manger 0 028 Seneral-Markots. . county treasurer, Henry Bolln; county | gready flocking to the eity for the yacht | rangers nominally stea Christian & Engle, Ottawa, Tn., marketed SPIRITS—Cologne spirits, 188 proot, $1.10; \ olerk, C. P. Needham; register of deeds | race. All boats in the harbor. ace engaged, | 2.60; natives and half breeds, 1oad of ogs on yesterday's mariet o ® | 40101 proof, $L13; spirits, secord quality, Ou[]m u 5 appointively filled by S, 8. Auchmoody, | £omo since sprin. ows, 5550 Wintened ; s 3 101 proof, $110;"do 185 proof, $1.09, Aleohol, Brokers are selling tickets from St. Lo uis 8.A T J, Jones, Couneil Blufls was here and | 185 proof. $2.10'per wine gallon. Kedistilled ! superintendent of pablic instruction, | to this eity for $8.50 to $10 and Chicago to stimated receipts, 8,000; last Sat- baught thirty=twa Doad of fredots, Jhission, BLONRLI. Gin Dlebded. $1500 | Prof J. B. Bruner, and commissioners for | New Otlears from $5to 85, The regular 3 week, 79,135; Jast weex, (icorgo Bostel, Millard, came in with aload | 2005 “heitucicy bourbons, $2.00ac.00; Kon- " | IIGM the third, fourth and fifth districts, As | fare is $20. Mr. Frank says that owing to ather slow and an unsaii: of nogs which sold on the market. {u( Il\ly' nE;‘ lrer[;nfl.vlmnla ryes, 6.50; i A . the number of summer exeursion tickets the | market for salesmen, In the Rock Isis Jenry Tietiens, Battle Creek was at the | gPIG®%, Cheal, bourbon and, rye. whiskie | myo only rond to take for Des Moines * ap the commissioner districts have heen but | brokers have bought. these cuts will continue | division prices were 10@15¢ lower than yes- it - yards and bought 200 head of feeders at | §hPNEH Scandios, imported, $5.00@%50+ | ghailiown, O edur Kapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chios lately determined upon, 1t is not worthy | to October 31, and that a still lower rate will | terday morning. 1In the Burlington division LAV E STOCK. 3280, doimeare 94w -,1fi;‘;“-d{::l;:;}f;fi;é}-;‘:‘3 Ko, Milwitikeo und all points enst. To the peoe nttention to try to indicate the commis- | Prevail R N prices were about the same as yesterday. In | gnicago, Sept. 2 ie Drovers' Journai | E. Tillotson, Urbana, O., wno hasa larce | ported, per case, $25.00@3400; American, por | Liabe. s brusigt, Colorado, Wyoming, Utal, stri the Northwestern division there was little or | roports as follows: rauch near Fort Folterinan, was among the | base. $10.00 16,00, i W BRE | Jdatio, novace. Ocegon, Washington, andsOm sioners by whom these districts are now A Talk With Jay Gonld. no change on the best, but plain and com- | “Eatiie™ toceipts. 1.000: Kot steady: | visitors at the yards ) L b s RSy to, §3.70; | fornia, \t ofers superior advantages nat bosth represented. NEkw YORK, Sept: 24.—(Special Telegram | mon stock sold for any vrice offered. A few s n AEX sl SLeRMY 1] YIS WA A 0 iEAVY HARDWARBE—lron, rate, $3.17% | ble by any othor fine, COUNTY JUDGE. to:the BEr,|~Jay Qould said to a Tribune | faney heavy. including Philadelphias and 7'"5"‘"*51 tfi;,d?..lm.-,og, “suuklar., aml L. E. Goodell, Weston, was here with five | Plow steel, special east, 4'{c; erucible steel, Amo!ly' n xan(:‘ n'mv |‘|’,“m r‘uun yln{lnl{l of su- 01 E, t R | — '\ i eeders, $1.50@00; N s 4 ‘ L e Steers. > 1o 6i5e; e , o, 126150 ' wag kes, | periority enjoyed by the rons of this road o, Moty TEROR% 19 Y po. | isbe HEmlYan cows, bulls und mixed, | Joads of corn fed native steers. One load of [ Bde: cast tools, o, 12itlhe; 'wason spokes, | J Y I do not know whether | mediem butcher welkhts. the Underwood | g) 5o@s3.00% Texas pattle, §1.50@3.00 sition for over two terms. He 15 a young | 1 shall make a trip to Europe or not, I have | String “"""[“ pagkers, ':"c"‘,“ m& . d"""' ran&‘rx nominall§“steady ut}oé.&' man,eareful,prudent and unassuming,and | Jeen much botter lately and my docfors have | Ubg Within a range of '| 3050 8¢ el Sold | ors, 8240200 patives, $2.5Ka has given cosiderable satisfaction. ~ He | come to the conclusion that L have been suf- | 8t $4.80@5.15; good to Shose mixed M 0@ | g2 hows2.55; wi hePod Texans, 93, has republican contestants in Daye Mer. | fering from a sort of malaria. They have | 480, and common mixed at $4.50024.65 | “Hogs—Receipts, et slow: mixed, cer, Lgc llellslv‘;' Moses P. O'Brien l?cro been glving me-quinine for about two weoks %“&Lfl!m \m«’ik .l?x"' dmr r‘lnllunu't!glldso@“ $4,30@4.50, ) j Jlght $4.00@ Estelle and Judge Stenberg. Mercer has | A4 perhaps 1 shall ‘not be obliged to take | T3, Pt ih: isanlielbalath id 00@4.50. them was Polled Angus. per et, $2.00@5.50; hubs, per set, $Lo): fel- [ DEtween Omaha and Ghicugo, arc I8 two traing James Westerfield, Monmouth, 11L, was the ]0«!, sawed dry, $1.60; tongues, each, 80c; r;;;;{.g{.};:xr;rm; "E-*f;":g; Znfl'fr'.‘lfi.. fln?:‘! guest of his son, J. M _Westerfield, of the firm | AXles, each, 7he; squate nuts, per Ib, lie; | by AQGE SLEEPING CAKS, which ure me ols of Lorimer, Westerlield & Maley. coll ehain, per Ib, Gi4@lsc; malleavle, 5@10cy [ of comrort and clegance. Its PARLOK \'3?2 4 “You can tell them,” sald a salesman. :':“'2 wedges, m-i cfmv:?grm rn;‘ m;rm,w ‘;”"" ING luli'AlH,luAn;u‘n flulh NmHy, and its " 4 iy . ] 3 spring steel, 4@be: Burden’s horse PAL L, DINING CAH that the hog market will be lower every | ghoes, g‘_! otbe found ulau-?u‘i'o' day, and it would not surprise anyone it it | Jinrocd Burden’s mule shoes, $5.75, 4 Tl at ge ) e tra f the (] P had no exporience at the bar. O'Brion, | Aowys‘alok, Thcre, are 80 many cheap pm— @S, KOt ateady s na- | Went down to 84,00, Harved wire' in’ oA loks, (8400 pur 100 e, 1t Co o n Tanai [l DrAANES who is a son of the late General George | whether 1 oughtto go away. 1 *have not FINANUIAL ADS, $2.50@4 0 I William Bodley, formerly of the commis- | $2.50. 3 i " | Chicago & Northwestorn Ry. In Chicago the M. O'Brien, andcolonel of the Sons of | been disturbed by the recont scare about ks e P sion firm of Wilson, Clark & Bodley, Chi- | - iliEs—Green butchers', i@e; green | trains of this line mako ciose connaction with Veteraus, bias been & practitioner for a | money. Wall street fears have been sense- [ New Yori, Sept. 24.—[Spectal Telogram | Mansas = Gjerrs Sept, 2i.—Cattle—Re- | cago, and Mr. Shields, of Iowa, and more re- | cured, Tie; dry fiint, Lle: dry salt, 9¢: green | s 80 80 VG0, WA tnaianapolis, Cincine number or years, ‘Che custom of a sec- | less and unreasonable and L have not been | to the Brk.]—STocks—In the stock market :r.‘:fi‘m' i m;w:;g;m; Mr;";“" ‘“},‘“’ a | cently of Chicago, have made arrangements | ealf sking, 73ic: damaged hides, two-thirds | nagj, Ningara Tails, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Toronto, ond term as a limit of an official courtesy | 8ifected by them. another week of depression has been wit- | 5 :mbfifqmm:um. T, ”-uvfi@ to open a commission house here, e. Greasa—Prime white, 8¢z | Boston, New York, Philadelphisy m Omuha, with the inexperience of Mer- 9 nessed. Attempts to rally only met with cer, at present limits the question of Tho Eaohts and Thsir Bahl 3 9 temporary success and notwithsianding the n tion to McCul 9 . New Yorg, Sept. 24.—[Special 'lele- 5 E‘:’c“l:“l:m‘:{lnnmbg&‘tl)ll?si'cnfi: lll(t; l::‘;)‘g?d gram to the B |—Joe Ellsworth thinks the | heavy purchases oy forelgners and their 4004 to clioice, $4.30@1.%5; skips A large number of feeders and stockers are | Yellow, ei brown, lige. Sheep pelts, 25@ sold from these yards that do not appear in | 40¢. v % o) @ CoAT— the daily market reports as they are not Tows L Washington and ull points in the cnst, ask for a tinket /ia_the range, $9.75; S NORTHW 3 walnut | If you wish the hest (@2.60; feeding steers, 302,00, — Receipts, 3,25 steady : comm LN, shipments, 1 commodation, All ticket weighed up over the stock yard's scales. Sl ataat 8 i g acht club should msist that the ballast of | Withdrawal of a large amount of securities | ang pigs, $2.7 ) During the past week over fifteen hundred | block. :f‘;;::‘;"l: ek ‘"l:‘,".[' WILSON. o g A8 v i gy 4 em‘;)cra'. lirl mominee | the Thistia should be removed to reduco her | from the market, also the large purchases of | Nationsl Stock Yards, Kast st | (e Were sold and not reported. N g Genl, Manager, Gonl, Puss't Agonk snou e opposed to lhim. 4@ | water line to the length specitied in the chal- | bonds by the government, the undertone has | Louis. DL, " Sept. 24.—Cattle — ke Tn— 5 . _ Dry Goods. 8 i Chicago, Ll Hellsloy is another strong man, He has | lenge. L. said today that & Duiber of .07 a9 Gaveeal ; T 500: Mhipmonta” 11437 e o K& | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Cor1oN FLANN 3 W. M. BABCOCK, . L.R. BOLLES, made an excellent justice of the peaco | members of the club want the Thistle to win, | SoPHBUed weak and very encouraging to the § Supmoniiy 3041 Arimt SalF. 30 L, 6 88, Blgos Weetorn Agent, City Pass'r Agent, i u : . | cboice heavy native sSteers, $u05@4.75: and has hosts of friends. ‘Che democrats | bacause they are English in ideas and sym: | bears who had the nerve and money. Trad- | ghOWe ! - 45,400 mentioned for the position aro 1. J. | Pathy. and want to o over ana have 8 good | ing to-day was good for Saturday, but an un- | D4LCHERS steers, midium Lo cholce. 30 Moriarity, who is but a recent arrival, | time salling in English waters, for the re- | settled feeling prevailed. 'The opening was uo;s—-naéoxm., 900; ' shipments, 2,000; and Mr. Shoemaker, whom Mayor | covery of thecup. ‘He considers the foot [ weak in sympathy with London, The | steady; choice 'heavy and butchers' se: Saturday, dept. 24, Produce. The following are the prices at which vound lots of produce are sold on this Omaha Nebraska. THE BANK OF GOMMERCE Boyd, three years ago, and when Mr. and a halt in dispute vflryln:_pomnl. market was well filled with stock and prices | Jections, $5.00a25,15: packers and Yorkers, lu'tl‘fl.tl.' : ’ N 7 810 North 16th Street, Shoemaker was but a stranger in_town, Naval Reserve Corps. declined X@1 polnt. On the break R fusdium to }'E&f‘f‘,"“‘w@““’; Piks, comuion u;!:v;%xu'fllnfiefmfxix .‘;sm\:nf’r‘:;”;f:{.“;‘.f;\,y; ;T WAnr—BIbb white, 184c; col- OMAFA., ;ougl‘nhmltflvusunflrmm a8 city attorney NEw YoRx, Sept. 24—[Special Telegram | took hold anda rally occurred. The bank $000, 96 o B spn*nu chickens and old fowls. Kygs have dard, Se T 4 P "l‘r"’m QRN A ‘:;}“’élxl!" st court clerk is | 0 1he BrE.)—At & meeting of naval ofticers, | statement was expected to show adecrease, OMAHA LIVE STOCK, £0D6 Up another cent o 140: b eauty, | Paid in Capital, - - - - $100,000 ahe :’ A et I‘erlll;ef’:!llgecl'::llll: ex-naval officers, yachtmen and merchant | but, to the surprise of everyone, exhibited an d Fgas—The market is almost bare, and T8—SOLIDICOLORS — A tlanta 52 —— Dot of offices ‘under sonsiderstion. . Hny | larines yosterday, | tho, feasibility of atkiDg | increase in the resorve of $1.004000. This, Baturday, Soph 84, | SWSksmove mapldly at0@ite, “Barlin Ol arner 0160 GLO. I BARKEIR, President. cleven years it has been held by W. H. | tablishment and m-lnuhn‘:’uce of naval re- | Although aiding in putting stocks up, cut less Oattle. :;tlx.’eir?;h!;lfl?;:rn:)?xind‘!v::‘l..:nrehfll:lllr‘v. l:((n ‘,\I'u.t f;:"“"l‘\‘n\«lll‘(fv‘:}:‘:“lv'dlfi'l HORE b SARUEN u }\I;‘lll‘:r;y:m':mu Ijams, who has always been particularly | serve corps similar to that of England was | Of 8 figure In the market than usual and did | here was a very falr run of cattle for the | 20c: medium grades, 13@ise: ordinary, o 10c, A'i',r‘. INDIGO Brur—Washi B idalf S i ‘ &:‘fh:"{n“ s u:._.o 'xmcfl'"l int:ecd g‘:fi‘.‘.fi?‘m.:;’n;‘n ;‘;ol:il:i‘ev'i?n mamat& ::n:fl:’:‘:h:n:;"d:;::sll::k‘::d‘l:‘ld :‘l:: s:g:: ;)atnl‘.:mr:fik' As nslllul orl late \l}u Pulk Cm.:nz—n'lurksl! r. Fancy full cream | can6ijc; Arnold ma(»: Arnold B DIRECTORS: s at times controversics have arisen ) s crs, the proportion of corn fed na- cheddars, single lic; full eream twins, lic: | A 12¢; Arnold Goldsenl 10}ge. Dipss Joung Anericas, 13360; brick chvese, 10) b | ter Ok #hict 1samano b/ic” Lodi 4icc: Allen Saneni B Jousaon, Qa0 B Dinken between him and the county commis- mlhe navy, and to take sueh action a5 may | wers at nearly the inside figures of the day tives being light. Hob, L GARL e corn ecaitle in were cessary 10 furiher the establishent of | sl ’ N 81203 v 1 4 0 0.9 we, WAL BRivels Wioners s to tho nmount of tiie 8a0 Lo | aval roservo corps i congress, Other siatas | 81 recorded declines extending to 13¢ per | Got ERTS EGTA A RULGED o Dukrs D1 | [ easey He lmberger, 1001s I case, iiges | g Riafmond dige, Windsor be; Eddystone E. b Jounson. A I‘ &wh; em‘u.«‘ and which u':xgm wishing to join the movement will be repre- | cent, New England baving the lead. The | sell at the rrim'n. The market was about PouLTirY—Fair market; spring chickens, GiNaEAM— Plunkett ¢hecks 7:4c; Whitten- A geveril banking business transactod - )0 &0 to the county'. The question, how- | sented by sub-comumittees. s argument Of the bulls was that most of the | steady on all wood grades of cattle. There WgH00; ducks, ! ton 7i¢; Yourk 744¢; Normaudie Dress | lutcrestmliowed on ime depe $2.00@%50; old fowls,