Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1887, Page 7

P T -, -~ D e o =~ sy - R T e e A R T . T * THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1887.~TWELVE PAGESR KELLEY, STIGHER & CO. FALT, SEASON OF 1887. - Silks, Velvets, Plushes, Dress Goods, Furs and Gloves. DU AN Sy S e —— Black Gros Grain Silke—We place on BLACK SATIN RHADAMES. COLORED FAILLE FRANCAISE. decided lmr;zsm. _ tomateh. Nouveantes, Braided effects. suits, o stylish this season. Wa show ¢ riety of fur sets, muffs and fae #ale Monday morning the foliowing num- No. 1-21 inch at $1.00, equal to an ‘The most exquisite shades apd colors 21 inch Silk Volvets at $1.75 and $2.25 | on Amazon and French Foulle elothis: [them in all the | shades including | teimmings, in all the most desirable and bors and fully recommend them o the | ginoiat ghen oF $1:00, equa Y | ings, at $1.35 and $1.75 per yard, Jauto | per yard, in choice shades. Very hand- [ very choice and handsome. Also o full | Mahogany, Olive, Goblin Blue, Fan Fis- | fashionabls furs custom for actual wear. Beautifulcashe [ /90" 3 3120 _ qualities shown at $1 and $2.50. | some qualitids for costumes liné of latest shades m Tapasia Cords, | tache, Prine, wlarme, French Gra FUR BOA AND MUFF mere finish--handsome coloring. shii»:'"lf.fi} ,ll_m'h at $1.15, equalto any | kiiira value at price named. \o\«-nvl’lu\hui uml\ol\nh in Plaids, }\ .nl)‘!m 1se rxm-xllmglvah\orv-m 'Ixrvm;h Bite, ote., u[wh at 1 in otter, black bear, skunk, rod fox, lynx qQ @ onlna B3 - ST QAR o oulle, Camels Hair Serges and ushe suglish Broadeloth eat back, lvnx eat belly, l\m back, lynx ik st LG UL 21 inch at $1.23, cqual to any | COLORED SATIN R “‘\”‘x‘”"“ mere # fu! colors, at $2.00 an Bully, back Iynx, nutris, Australing Ops . 2 9 .., “ shown at $1.5 o fllw'\"“ in_this most H(\'um(ul lll'\('k Brocade Velvets, satin [ Fancy Plaids,stripes and checks, acom- [ Jorsey Coth and Eide possiim, &c. MUF! No. 4. inch at $1.40, equal to any | desirable sili at 5 and $1.7 grounds, $1.70, $2.00, § plete assortment. —all the very choice s lu Lynx Back, Lynx Belly, Lynx Cat ' shown at £1.0 NOVELTY SIL! yard, Very hmulmm« for short wr: We call special attention to our assort- | Stripes—check and pla i Back, Black Ly GOODS DEPARTMENT, | ment of All Wool Cloths. three toned ¢ ink, Mol 1y, Beaver, S8 ‘ts—are shown by us. | key, Dyed Muskraf, Brown'Coon, N e and Morie Antique in | BLACKDR nch at $1.65, equal to any | Morie'Franca )0 % | aturs i black and color: Plain and fancy satin S| wrap Hennetta, handsome and S-inch Ladies Cloth at 35¢, actual value Very handsome for house dresses and | Coon,” Nutrin, Australian ()pu«ull‘:f h at $1.75, equal to any | 8tripe, high class woolen fabrics to mateh | elegant fabri .00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, | 60e. A comy lin dsome | jaekets. American Opossum, Silver Hare, Black shown at § for combinatior ‘ I $1.85, $2.00, 25, Included 1 this de’ | Broadeloth Finish Tricots at ae per | Purchasers are invited to exanine the Hure, Seal Plush, &c These goods are especially recom- PLUSHES AND VELVET partment are French Serges, Camel Hair d. Al shades and mixtures. 64 La- | extraordinary inducements offered i FuR .“ IMMINGS. mended for service and durability. 18-inch silk plush, all colors, at $1 per | Serges, Sebastapole, Tapasia Cord, Ar- s Cloths, staple and llqwu':\ljh- shades, | these departments, They will tind all L TRIN NGS, yard, mure Cloth, Dingonal Weaves, also 8 com- +, formerly sold the above mentionod m worials i stock, [In Red 1oy, ver Grey Fox, Lynx COLORED GROS GRAIN! 'lxlul assorts . 19-inch silk plush plete line of Cashmeres, in Jet and Blue rench Tricots, 1} yu The value L at our special Back, Lyux Iw.n. Black Lynx, Chin- A complete lhine of shades including s, at $1, ‘ ack. we show n this v ‘eannot be lcl PRESENTATION chilla, Skunk. Beaver, Nu \un-r!c-n ¥ th ¢, Olive, Nuns Grey inch silk plush, a COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPART- | equaled in this market, our |vr|:‘:-~:m\:n* ALWAYS 'mL m\\l ST, Opossum, Australian Opossom, Silver o a2 Navy Blue, Electric Supphire, Pistach 75, uctial valie $2 2 MENT, the lowest, T3¢, $3c, 9se, acaording to Hare, Blue Hare, Blue Coney, Black “oat 8 “ Rosewood Reseda, Myrtle Green, Hunt- neh silk velvet, all shades including | In this department will be found _Paris | quality Coney, Black Persian Lamb, e, ic the most clega it class © ers Green, Wine, Garnet, Golden Brown, | biack, $1 per yard. unmade Suits and Robes in Plaids, Hortense and Amazon cloths, The Inspoction and combarison wm prove and latest weave, Medium Brown, $1.00 yer yard. 19-nch silk velvet, $1.25 per yard—a | Stripes and Checks, with plain mater.als | most desirable things for tailor made’ Will show Monday mornipg a very ex- ! that our prices re the lowost, 100 DOZEN REAL FRENCH KID GLOYES, 4-button length, with heavy embroidery, in plain and two-toned, with colored welts to match, These aie onr own imp ortation, and we yecommend them with every confidence as being the best value ever offered in Omuhite We place therm on sale at $1.15; regularly sold for $1.50. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Corner Dodge and 15th Streets. PLLAS:\\T SOC‘AL E\ EI‘TS the ceremony, the happv couple \ouk the | Denver, reaching Omaha about Novein- train for the east, visiting relatives of the | ber 1. Doings of Omaha Society During the Past (o Strealn, greteom s, SATURDAY NARKET F l‘lLURES v Mr. P. M. Dyer returned | SDAY Cvening a box party from Malvern, a., Wednesd go and Boston, in- | was given at Boyd's opera house by M. e lower nnb‘t‘u) ul(h!l'\;y. run nrl J"HHT:I Provailing Pricos, rta. ‘I'hie bast assorted heavy sold steady o pravalilog Oue of the big shippini tirms bought "fll‘,"’:f‘:"l‘,“,';‘.'“"1",{(‘,.“‘,'“‘* UESON ORI S right double decks yesterday that av- .84.10@4.40 <t 84,65, The same | Ghol groom in New York, New .ln-rwm and steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs 7 Mrs. Judge ¥ akely left last evening | The Trading Hours Briof and Davoid of In- | firm were liberal buyers to-day and paid about | @} G Tk Bk [hS 'Iulhng the Intger city. Mr. and Mrs. | T. J. Rogers in honor of Miss Edith Rox - cely | % | g £ B s mestmry o e o Pma e | Fat little stoars 000 to Woek. Allen wiil be st home in Denver aftor | ers and Mr. W. T. Rogors, of Washing- | fOF & Visit with friends at Cnicago. teresting Foaturos, i Sorta SOl WHINLn range of 3400010, | Gortfod rango stoors 1300 to {335 st November 4th. vlnml D.C. Aside llrum Mr. and Mrs. T. W Luz-u; urmll ‘d;u:‘hl; v l‘x:nl“‘ AR the best heayy at 8 h skivs m'nl Gommon o med it oo\ ¥ . NIES- WALDVOEC J. Rogers the following were present: 80 tor a fe days’ visit, common as low as ght sorts, v CUPID'S VIGOROUS WORK.| -y (o Nies and Elizabeth Wal- | Miss Ritith Rogers, M. W. 1. Rogors, Sweenoy, with her sister, | WHEAT VALUES OPEN STEADY. | sicoas.00; yorkers, §4.5@ii0i singeing | (1o0d 40 ohelo Buld. A 1'.0@4.»0 dyoegel were married by Judge Neville. | Miss Margaret Wiltiams, Mr. H, V. Turk: iie Parotte, is now visiting bigs, 85 oo native teders 0015 i i neral Wheaton's Party—The | Both of the contracting parties aro ;rmu { Yoy, Mr. W. M. Rogers, Mr. Herbert Rog- | friends m St. Louis. Corn Shows Up Colorless and Feat- € FINANGIAL 2 Rogers Nuptials—Wed- ‘\‘,;"”‘g{}mg;;: 1!?.3.‘.'...'1-‘.2",..'UL-.'JL.::JI( ors, ABih o g, 1L m-‘\_wl“‘j;fl; urcless—A Quiet Day in Provi- NEW ok Ol T o ings of Several Omahans—Gene EITZSIMONS-BECK INVITATIONS Al of Mrs. Fred Drexel. i £ sions—Dullness in Cattle (il Ll “'°“"“'” ""' “"" Iy, T?,‘:,{‘,T{;,'\‘T.‘.,".'. 0 its. A quiet wedding took place Wednesday | weddina of Miss Ray les Barker And —Quotatjons, YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, Fal i daor morning Saiot Mary Magd (N, Y. to Mr. J. H. Hartis; FattTRORTaT altiD (Ot bbyE U. 8. #%scounon.124 |C. & N. W...... 125¢ | £alr to medtum sheep. church, Rev. ' Imrl(. o oftic W jo.. formerty of thus city. b ova eal months in Burope, GHICAGO MARR G Vacidgrs coupe 00 Jdgpreterred.. L42ls | [ ightand mediam’ Hogs . The parties were Mr itzsimons, | will take place in Germania hall in this e S AN A B T FR CHICAG! A T 3 . b Giood to choles heavy ho 5t O and Miss Fannie D). Beck, | city and promises to be one of the lend- | , Mrs. Charles W, McNair has roturned |- | o Canada South'n.. Good to choice mixed hogs daughter of J. H. Beck, of O'Neil, Neby | ing events in Jewish soctety. The bride, | from & very pleasant visit to her old Ciicaco, Oct. L—[Spec Telegram to | Central Pacific. . bl The boys in gray who distribute the | The% \vure attended by Mr. J. Fitzsimons | Miss Kay Mos r..u-' tly arrived in this | home in Seymour, Indiana. the Brr. | ~Uhe usual lour's delay” in the | Chicagode Alton. i ) L DL ) o B | Miss S, 5 ,. 5 : i vening o its being st da reforred JE S —CORN-FED, I for Unele Sam aro gentlemaniy | and Miss Luey Gabin, brothcr and cousin | city from Braoklyn, N., Y. whero shehas | | Captan T B Dent and the Missos | opening on account of its bain tho fist day | o T4 ' Tiilimant No. Av BEUTONRGD v e 8ot of fellows, and they know how to do | of the groom. Affer the ceremony the | been quitea figure in socioty, and during Cal. are the "\"'~ s of | ot the montt ether with the fact of no af- & < Reading. 430,100 $3.85 of (his ¢ eneral Crook, J. bridal couple left for a short trip east. ade the trad- The y ternoon session on Saturday, 1 the handsome thing when the occasion her short stay here has made many 'U lock 15 NATIVE COWS. Y S t were the recipients of many valua- | friends. Mr. Huarris is a son of J. Harri Colling, A, E. | ing hours unusually briet to-day. Evenjthese 9....1014 1016 $2.25 demands at. Thursday evening one of | )", 45 Goful presents. the Farnam s clothier, He now has | Touzalin and Dr. Peabody witl leave | were not especi crowded with business ©. €O, their number, Mr. Ed LaPage, was mar- HALEY-CUSIC, charge of Barkalow Bros.' Cheyenne de: | to-day for & hunting trip in the west. or interesting features, ‘There were large de- 373 "do” proferred y ried to Miss Emma Dunn at the home of The first wedding to occur in the new | partment, but formeriy resided in this Mr. W. J. Welshans, accompanied by, | liveries of wheat—said to be about 1,000,000 2452/St I O iy | k0 the bride's parents, corner Twenty-fifth l\‘t lll’xllu cathedral wwlh\l of Andrew <l'it.v, l\vllu'li" he is <l;11 hll\' bllv remen- |u.mmvh teft Wednesday for San Jose, | busiels—of which Ilutchinson ana Counsel- Imku\lmw 170 do prete | .00 strae >, ¢ clock . Hale; bered by his many friends and acquain- ul., where th vill spend the winter an sent out sreater P P et i 17 Texas | T andiBlontoslescti ety 8yBolel ool lfso Bl b s | tances.” Rabbi Banson will perform the Miss 1ds ([ b 1 'l“ 1 T | the ity ‘:'f’ i “: A ,‘?f‘l..""; Flot L S SR 870 Ui, Pt | st EPEM 1081 82.00 the carrier foree inugiform assembled at [ (e s U Sorenon iss Ida Cawan, and Miss Lida Ande be receipts lodzed in the hands of Fleming | pchian ¢ 8 i g 1 | bl y the postoflico and startod in & body for | ot avaos T pertort | Y P son have gone for's two week's pleasure | & Boyden. There were reports of more busi- | Me: i i proferre | i G 3 T S PRt L L L o v Sk e trip among fricnds and relatives at ness done in wheat in 3 York before the | ~ do preferred . f "Telegraph 54 | NGE STEERS. the residence of Mr. Dunn. Upon their [ Boyle. John Murphy INVITATIONS WILL Soon be i Gy AT ; Rels Xork et e i ’ they wore invited in, when their | and Miss Annie Haley the bridesmaid. | iing ball of the Metropolitan club, | =509 B session hero opened fan had been known | Moxty—On atfrom5 to 6, last | 97.... ; eallaln, Lo &G Co, esman, Mr. F. N, Munroe, in a neat er the ceremony u wedding breakfast s of which arc considered in s0- | WEEKLY B 3 N (R LR O Bl (ko I RO e BRI LT 2 D crd Do DItk speech presented the young couple an [ was enjoyed at the residence of the | reles as recherche. ST I - slight tluctuation In prices ih The m R MERCANTILE PAPER—0]@S}4 per | 500 wnulnnuuulou. elogant plush rocker, on behalf of the | groom’s mother at No. 1014 Mason str * No Change of Importance Noted in | ket herc opened steady, with Novemberat | “Siinriva Excnaxar—Dull and steady ! OCK SLEEDR ‘This was the initial step in th j ent of the evening. Mr, Jan Fairtield, of the carriers, Tendered som excellent instrumental selections, and Mr, D. L. Davis, also one of the boys sang some appropriate and highly preciated songs. A bountiful supy was provided to “which justice wns x A reception was given at which the Tug Howe Cirdle' elub has elected Western Financial Affuirs, 72¢ /¢, December Tie and May 79! a large number of callers, The bri " the following oflicers for the ensuing CiicaGo, Oct. 1.—|Special Telegram | there was a fair volume of busine: party left on a tour, which will embrace | year: President, K. W. Pickens;vice presi- | to the Bek.] —There is no change to note of a visit to Chicago and the home of the | dent, Henry Copley: secretary, C.M. | particular importance in loca bride’s parent’s in Creston, la, Champlin; treasurer, James H. Conrad: | amuirs, The demand for money CASPERSON-NAPPENAU. Board of Managers,'N. W. Latey, chair- ' prick from all 'sources and banke On Mondzy last Judge Ke man, W. H. Nelson, B. . Redman, J. (ot tneir surplus fundsare readily nuptial knot between Mr. C. C.Casperson | W, Gannon, L. S. Mole. The elub will Although | at 847917 for 60-day bills: $454 for de- | 10.... 67 81 . prices | mand. LANDS, fluetuated less that 'y during the first hour. e 160 per head $1.25 financial | Public cables were strong, quoting . PRODUCE MARKETS, is quite [ No. 2 spring lje higher and futures report | all higher. News from abroad, how- ed at | ever scemed to have little eftect here,. Shk. Pr. — $4.85 0, Oct. 1.—Following quotations 2:30 elosing figures: Flour—-Unchanged with_the exception of b 260 A1 r Y A full rates of interest, T'here is no stringency | the trading was chiefly local and b 3 $2.75 or b done by the assembled guests. Thoe | and Miss Julia C. Nappenau. Many | open the season with a club hop, No- y ROSEINEY ALK fy, oo wihich is firmier at $2.7@5.00 per bbl,and | display of gifts betokened th re- | friends of the happy nnu,i.- were present | vomber 11, Superior accommodations | I the market, but the fecling is very firm. | the wheat bought during the first hour was 1 gard in which the young couple arc held. Some of them were quite novel. The after part of the evening was spent in to wish them great happinc le to present | tor sale the nest. rience no difliculty | long wheat ked for. Sp business transacted but the active than yesterday; the aker and the closin and pros- | have been secured and the invitations | Borrowers, however, who ar will be issued at an early day. The club | tndoubted coliaterals e NELSON -ERIKSON enters on its seventh year and elaims the | in obtzining all the favor: he attempt to realize on nd the usual evening up of U= ) Saturday sent the market down. ddded to | dancing and amusements. Below is a ohn Nelson and Miss Mary Erik- | proud distinction of being the oldest so- | lation in grain and provisions is attracting | this was the selling of large quantities of | vember, K hist of xlum» who were presen Carriers: married lust evening at 5 | cial dancing club in the city. more attention and there is alittle more | December for New York and the depression Corn—Quiet most of the session, with firm Dug A. Davis, Peter Casc 1. Mon- A. C. Reaa ofli i} « money being furnished to that department of | reached its lim ow York was ,,]“m feeling early, but later became duil, easier, roe, S. J. Edy pleatant social events of h Burkett, J 1E \d have many friends | the past week, nong were more complete to wish them the greatest happiness. and enjoyable than_the wooden wedding LANDES. PULLER of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox at their Both of the contracting parties are resi- AMoNG dents of Omaha, S AALerRES 3 ot {0 s o = closing u@ize below yesterdays cash, Packers are out of th® marlket for the | buyer of October “here but these purcl 42 5160 \,,\,.‘,,,,,,.n‘_, 7160 Ma Ge, approach of the winter p; were without appreciable strengthening Oats—Dull, steady \\\Ih nomaterial change ing s ten dency among banker: eff The guesses on the visible supply l{*l«lm[lmrwl with \n\n lav: cash, 2 15-16¢; o T i rgulate J lairs S Ct e | sta o g y r a ua » ovember, 203g¢; May, 20 15-16¢. [ At the Windsor hotel yestorday morn- | home ‘ou “Twenty-ninth and ' Douglas | U186 thoiratiics so 48t aceomuodate | statement on Monday are for 22 o0ntonss of G cd Sllowink (18 N mhee of Loator atoox 301 ing at 11 o'clock Mr. Fraderick Landes, | streots lust Friday evening. —The assom. | (i BACKIGE 'ntersss Whot bio¥ THILRS 83 | 30000 bustiols or thoreabouts. Tho recelpts | g on the market to-day : of this city, was married to Mrs. Hattie | bled guests in point of numbers, and well | $istance. Some money is needed on short | to-day were eighty-one cars, ot which fitty- Prime “,“uu,, Soeoa— 1k Olson, Brown, E 'm»ll, L Ira W, Sunth, Williani Owens, Other guests: Mr. and \ln W. A. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. La- A CATTLE. Page, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dunn, \l ._n.l wwood, [a. Judge A. C wishes evinced the popularity of this | date paper to pay for property which may be | five were spring and five graded No. %, show- Flax Seed—! : G. 1L Ih\lnnmml & Co..... wenes 161 Mrs. Edward ry, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs d. The 'ceremony was pr estimable couple, and the wooden gifts | delivered on October contracts. Lumber | ing rather better quality in comparison with Whisky—&i. Keeders, . 15 Drake, Mt M. O, Traoy and Miss ' Mary | vato, only the mmediate friends of the | which were prosented were worthy of | dealers are prosenting very little paper at | tie arrivals for the past fortnight. Tho esti | Pork .“‘"“' tely active and steady: year, | Speculators Bowles, Mr, Mrs. Askwith, Mr, h Atvert Laghtfoot and Miss William$, Mr! { ans and Miss E. bert, Mr, 1 s, Mr. V anllunu Mr. Lock Ewers, Mr. John W Inlmuro Mr. John Dunn, WILLIAMS-ROGERS, On Tuesday Mr. Oscar B, Williams wins married to Miss Alice L. Roge This very im}\ortnm event took place n 15; January, $12%,42 X : 5 ks O 0 5 cers soek very few | mated receipts for Monday are ninety-five | 812.10@1 contracting parties being present, Mr. | the association. The evening was passed | present and manufacturers seek very few day y-tive wsettled, about *tuu).nuah §6.40; and Mrs, Landes will remain in Omaia | most pleasantly, and the assembled guosts | favors. Wholesalo merchants are some- | £ e low point ‘:‘...’x"‘,'“‘é'\‘lv,?‘?Tu'édf.)‘.".‘f, November, $(. for several departed with inany wishes that the host | what pressing in their demands and | the opening lizures, the close being at 780 | Dry Salted Moats—Shoulders, 85.25 JAN-PARNELL. and hostess might reach the golden mile- | are generally accommodated.@More outside November, 74c for December and 79/5@ | short clear, $5,10@25.15; short ribs, On, Thuruhv ‘Mr. Frank M. Hog stone en the highway matrimonial, and | paper is being presented —generally of such | 7 fuur May. But dalry, | G. IL Hammond & ms M sie Pari hat life's day might always be clear. e ae e 1l caste y ©'Fhe corn market was colorless and feature- | 1513@: Squires & C married to Miss Maggie Parne! that life y might : y character as is dissounted in eastern markets, T hEroas Very Liin e e “( ‘heese—Firm: full cream cheddars, 115@ 1 event took place at the residence of J. J. ich e fore " " i . ¥ ae “Hypemos CLus® has assued | 20 Which eas beeh forced here on account | [iutchinson was n seller and there was & Mats, 115@l1je; Young Awericas, Total . McGary, on Grace street, Rev. A, 3 i L SN H . i ree) : » | of the stiingency in that quarter—but bank- | story afloat that he was now evening up all Unsold. Lamar ofliciating. The groom is a val- | invitations for n series of parties, the Sloryatioatitnathanra) dawjiovening upiall @S, ued employe of McGary & Bryant, of this [ first of which will be given at Masonic | ©rS In view of the claims of local borrow Local. Total . Anglo American l‘m‘klnu Co. ¥ € 5 & 5 r dispose iscount il cot | draw from the market altogether—a rumor lh«lu ‘lw\mm.'wl. heavy green hides | eeders.... | _ the home of Milton Rogers, 7% South | city, and tho bride a very popular young | hall on Tuesday, October 11. ‘The parties | 5ot disposed fo discaunt much paper ot | L e mileof | 7505 HEht o, Tgise: enited oull. Miee Nineteenth ect, in this cne( Rev. T. | lady of Dahlonoga, la. given by this club Iast season were such amounts of are accepted on wide margins | incredibility. “These sales were chiefly for [ ¢, green salted ¢; Lg@9c; dry flint, 12@ WEEKLY RRCEIPTS. C. Hall, of Chicago, ofticiated in a very FITCH-SULLIVAN. a signal success that all those who have | and at interest rates ranging at S per cent d this, coupled with the decided [ 13c:dry calf, 12@13c; deacons 30c each. Shewing the receipts of cattle and hogs touching ceremony. There were but At Lincoln yester fow guests present, the invitations ay Mr. A. H. Fitch, of | been fortunate enough to ve invi- | on local paper. Rates of interest are firm at Omaha, was married to Miss Annie Sulli- | tations, are looking forward with pleass | 6@k per cent for call and 6@s per cent for ff in the demand for cash corn to- 'l'ullflv\—l\n(‘lmngo( No. 1country, 4}gc; | for the past weok. A inade that month quite weak, The 2, 8%c; cakes, dlge. CATTLE. OGS, having been issued to only the immedinte | van, of Cincinnati. ure to the coming seusou. time loans, depending o the- security. ten- iff?fl‘.'.'.‘f i Meyiwasbut o, | The daliverias oL foselom i Ellipmants; o 1 { friends and_relatives of the contracting *, : Aeretianiiamouniof S LrsayAetpEad ety o i YLhel | jour L a8, 1'7'000 parties. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhams THURSDAY EV G (General and Mrs. | THE Young Men's Hebrew association | §i money mark less than were expected, and reports recerved | 000 | left ‘T'uesduy evening for a tour | Frank Wheaton entertained a brilliant | givesits second annual ball av the Expo- | axperience considerablo difliculty here naw indieates eve nunlh'r receipts in )0 A of the east upon their return from which | assemblage of friends at their beautiful | sition hall on the 6th prox. 'This asso- | jng financial assistance and rates the near futire because of the very bad con- 000 they will make their home at 724 South [ quarters, with that generous and affable ion was organized by Rabbi Benson | well maintained at 6@s pex cent. Advices | ditlon of country ronds caused by the recent 2,000 Nineteenth street. Those present were: hospitality for which the army is so out two years ago and since that time [ from tforeign markets indicate a httle more The lifeless market did not s —b—' . Total.,... . Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams, Mi noted. The party was in_honor of their | has proven an importunt factor in Lter- | steadiness I that quarier” and interestirates ‘];;"',;‘y"Yl,'}({‘*‘f,‘,';;L:fu,'.:‘b’IF”(,y_,fl“‘ fans of LIV HIBTOOK, LotaliIbst wack s 107 1 garet Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Will- | guest, Mrs. Kinzie, of Chicago, who had | ary and social entertainments. D e Dzt u"“.‘“"m"“ pot grain in Liverpool 34d lower and Cnicago, Oct. 1.—The Drgvers’ Journa All sales of stock 1n this mmnmt ara made l jams, Mrs. George L. Barney, Rev. and | been vi g with Mrs. Wheaton the f W . try, and the amouut of gold r all the near futures lower. Vessel room | renortsas follows: T ewt. live wol Zit uniess otherwise statod. i Mrs. ‘Thomas C. Hall, of Chicago; ir. W, past week. Mrs. Kinzie is the mother of ON WEDNESDAY evening the Parnell | 0004 Ginco yuly 25 15 about $17, was taki ¢ to-day for 141,000 bushels 2,000; steady ; uhlrmlng ead hogs sell at bge per Ib, forall welghts, | Rogers, Mr. Willam Van Acrnam, | the popular adj ¥ John | club opened the season with the first of a | New York exchange was in ood supply and | of corn. ening this morning was a stockers and teeders. | “SKins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs, ! Mr. mul Mrs. Ben lu-ludmw Mr. and | Kinz of the Second infantry. Her [ series of parties to be given this winter | weak throughout the week. Thedemand was ction above 4\10r.|1)'i closing figures at i Cows, Iyulh and mixed, §1.2 no valie. Proznant sows are dockod 40 103, | Mrs lh'\mc Mr. and M . Rogers, | daughter, Mrs. Parsons, and Miss Eflin- | in the O. H. hall, The club has been | rathery light, and donsiderable currency \uwmhvr. 2% e for December and 8 and stags3) 1bs. by the vudiic inspocton M. E. Latey, Captain_and Mrs. N nd, Ore . | m existence three seasons and each of | was ordered from the east were made r A slight advance was scored Live Stock Notes, j Hogs steady. light, $4.40@. N Cattle dull, 00 Datlyes, Very little change In values. ol ‘ort 1 \‘\ #eaton’s guests and received with her their soirees was successful in every par- ::-“l“\\lllv‘" 'lll“;';ll“*lnll'lfl?&vz: ;\l“_'u‘;l‘ntm"“r rj‘l';xl‘m Daring the evening the compuny were | ticular. The ball Wednesday evening ie market closed easy ne range, enterinined 1" cards. und & Focita. | was attonded by u splondid gatherimg of | FOreIEh gxchianie was dul and work owing tion by Mr. Ott, musi and singing | young people. The orchestra was excel- ' poor, Mr. an Mrs. Souer, Mr. Van Aernam,’ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers ) and fawmily. t a low point—dife for No- §fge for Decembor and 5:4e for and skips, S \ Sheep—I Oats for futifre delivery were dull to-day, | western OLCOTT-LAWS f Wednesday evening . C.W.|by Mrs. Whenton, licutenants Kin | lent and a more_ aitentive corps of foor | uns hrovisions and petraleum, 5 "’.’.'\'dm. there being very little interest shown in the | laumbs, $1 Pt Liberal recelpts for Saturday. . Olcott was married to N Elizabeth R. | zie and Wright, The refreshments, | managers could not be found. The sue- | changed hands at S4.750, 001,785 an sed | d ades, and no outside orders to Hansas City, Oc . — 0 mlp -| - One hog buyer says e has orders to buy Lhe happy aflair took p! consisting of several courses, ending with | cess of the club both socially and finan- | stead he New York stock mark: «- hib- [ spe 3 25 were steady and firm at ,000; shipments, . | lower. aunders street, Rev. C. W. Suvidge [ Roman punch and fruit cakes, were | cally is assured. The next ball will be | ited considerable life during the past week, | yesterday’s closing range, Thie jatest quota- ¥ common, i ot supply | Dorsey Bros. & Co. marketed a load of hogs | ing. Mr. and M Olcott have | charmingly arranged, Those present [ given on October 12. but trading was not as active as during the Imnl\ ?luml at tor Ogioher, 2 e tor grass ranse of Jquality; good *to from Weston. i ishes of many friends, were: Nrs. Kinzie and Mrs. Parsons, of oty JeqbmEaYious l'l"“b’"“fl'jl‘lll,‘;-') fhe map: | velober and --;rv’“v ou tho sl for Mn choice corn fed @055 common to me- | Clark Ward, Indianola, was in and sold BANNERY Chieago; Miss Eflinger, of Portland; Miss THURSDAY EVENING & musical enter. | 6t Was somowhat unsetiied and pric I} ions the weelk closed in a dium, , 24 275 head of sheen, 3 H : by rather irregular, but fluctuations wer Fictener, of Philadelphia; Miss Le Baron, | tainment was given at Germania hall for | fhed within a nariow rtange. and ave ola, Florida; Mr. and Miss Sat* | the benefit of S. J. Rice, u popular musi: | trifie night ales on the New. X ark ite, Colonel and Mrs. Fleteher, | cian who leaves Omaha to accept a posi- | exchange the week argregated 1 Captain and Mrs, Keller, Captain Demp- | tion with the Chicago opera troupe, The | shares, Undoubtediy inerc is more tockers, #2000 @200; maaner. ‘The controlled condition of short | feed g stecr s1 ribs and pork confinea the deliveries on Oc- | - Hogs—I tober contracts to lard, which, however, waa | market open passed arcund only to a simall ‘extent and in | 10c lower: commo the day's trading there was scarcely enongh | skips and pigs, $2.1f On September & man, treasurer of the Omaha S company, was married to Mis May Thomas, of St. Louis. 'The allair, 3 A. L. Spearman, Springficld, marketed a load of 40¢ liogs. John Dyer eame in with seventeen loads of the Ogallala cattle. L0505 which was a quiet one, o 34 | sey, Colonel and Mrs. Egbert, Licutenant | atfair was well attended, lative interest beiugz manifested in produce | life to maintain any interest. Trades of all Natannal Yards, last St Williamn Bays \ul;mr.nm, marketed a load N Garfield avenue in that' city and the con- | and Mrs. Sarson, and Mrs. Potter, Liou- oy clrcles and 4o aggregate trading during the | classes were indifferent to branch outand | Louis, 1L, . 1 — Cattle — lte- | OF 261 -bhob at$ b tracting parties were the recipients of | tenant and Miss Graco Kinzie, Miss Nel- [ Miss CLara B."Pavr, of Pittsburg, | Woolt enowed eansiderable improvement, | barclng the buving ofa promluent speculator | coipts, 1,40 its, 1L,600; steadys fair | W lay, Cheyenne, was here and mar- ) the congratulations and well wishes of | lie Kinzie, of Chicago; Licutenant ‘and | Penn., is in the city visiting friends, Miss | ¥ ilo the reports concerning tiie tinal out | of Jantary Jard, purchascs and sules were | 1 ‘cligice heavy nauve steers, $1.0004.50: Kol two s o Eutle ] their numecrous friends. Mrs. Turner, Lieutenant Rowell, Lieu- | Paul, who is a very talented musician, mu_“yfl0';:{""0'::::;'"‘:’{:“_50""_':“ T AT e X';MXmm[”;u"n'"dm butehiers: steers, medium to choice, 35.50@ | o C, Balley, Schuyler, was in with two loads WHITE- BERLY tenant Earle, Licutonant and Mrs. Pi oame west with the intention of organiz- | to the yield and ‘quality of smalier grain. | the elose pork for yeq ahowed | Ui fesders. falr fo good of cattle and a load of hogs. alda Berlin cried to Mr, Ge was on Tuesday m orge l\nlzht White. The affair took place at the residence of 7 the bride's mother, 224 North Nineteenth street, the Rev, Charles: Gardner offic ing, Licutenant Mallory, Licut Mrs. Moflatt, qulmu' s Wright d Towsloy, Messrs. Git, Cohen and Patriok, | Ox Tu Mrs. 12skin, and Dr, and Mrs. Brown. | fering assisted by Prof. Fr a musicale at Lyon & Houley llu,h‘—l.me,nvl‘s. 1, l'll‘ul klllxnun'nl* 1,500 firm: choice heavy and butchers' selactions, Kot, Lias resigno y short 1ibs an improve- | sq 7048 4 e 8 market, has resigned his position, Octaber short Tibs closed un- | e ioeksd: packiig ad Yorkers, medium to @48 Yo G. IL Stocking, Walioo, was hero and iced, Testing at $7.50 after ranging at y:'!‘,{,‘;4“{,'“1*""' Vlis, common o good, | pouant “thres loads of native stockers, For October delivery lard solt at AR, Pt (e Tho Anglo-American Packing compauy ing a class in music ‘The result of foreign hLarvests and the o vield of root crops abroad, too, have been DAY evening Madame Muente obtained with so: lew n\uul euracy, sSo 1ko will give | LAt operators are not much at sea regarding musical | Supvlies. " ‘Taken altogether, the yiofd of cline o James Doud, Armour’s hog buyer on this Rty VArious erops 5 2’ countries has s and close 1l 5| bl 1 5 g ning. ' Miss Nellio Kinzie acted as brido R o oath o Tatlatayenial o | Rk B will be a treat toall | aCIPUR 10N 1N epusumlng coumtrice hag | B e Novambor Setnk 19 bes OMAHA LIVE NTOOK. §[Rent St e anie ke R maid and Mr. Robert Patrick was the I k was a birthday party given vy [ lovers of musie. The following is the | wheatand liye, and the excess of these is | for December 4. For .anuary pork S Mr. French, Wilbe Gund \ best man. The presents to the happy [ Miss Kate Liddell at 1710 Wobstar stroct, programme: very small, Undar the circumstances the | closed at $12.4217, lard at S6.42% bid and Saturday, Oct, 1, £ Fronch, Wilbar, of the frig of Sunll ¥ couple were numerous and costly and | The ]uy.-L\ hostess was the recepient ot PART 1. question of demand, either for future or | shortribsat $ 4 bid, The cash product Cattle, oy J n ad o {4 & which sold in the market at $4. N Vilson Morehouse Co. marketed a Mr. and Mrs. W hite were the recepients of many congratulations and well wishes. At the wedding the following R were present: Mrs, Berhin, Dr.and Mrs. ‘\i \ H.A Worley, Mr. and Mrs, W. H, § a4 great many handsome presents, | Ballade, op. 20.. Among the guests present were Jennie Fantasie—>tucke, ¢ Reinecko | Immediate wants, Is being froely discussed | was dull “The receipts of cattle were fair for the last humann | and caleulations made regarding the ontlook - of the week, there being only 500 head less 1 Arthur, Nellie Arthur, Ada W & Noeturne, No. "ok for the ¢rin trade,. Prices are low for all CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. than yesterday. The, market siow and fiD Ho at 844736, the fop of the T PR T Polonaise, No. 3 op. hopin { cereals and the undertone to the markets — li gradeb. 'There wero several | Morket, Wheload wasshipped frum Lind- Meld buunu for puuo and \xulm op. 30 No. 2 generally is rezarded by many operators in CiicAGo, Oct, 1.— Ted natives in, but only two | B€Y+ 4hey also sold a 45¢ load Meldrum Beethoven | the trade as favorable for improved prices, 0. 1and 2. Katie Flemi Martis, Anna pecial Telegram to the I ow 1oads of stock. | Suuires & Co.'s string of hogs, bought on fs "“g,h.\ cneral and Mrs. Wheaton, | Katie N Gebb 0. Allegro. | more especially ns foreign markets are amply | BEF —CATTLE was the customary ol o loada of Stncke | oo ERe A vkek Avarnged bas Iba aad 2 MroR. n, Miss Rinzle, Mr. | Smith, Ct Horton B supplied at the present time with home | dull and uninteresting Saturday market. | yango eattlo, ore wis Mot intieh ehange n | oSt $4.38 Their' Chieago hogs, twenty- Gorge lmk.-. AR Hamilton, Mr. | tis, S, C Concerto No.1 in ( fendelsshon | Products and prices are well supported. With | Fully half the best cattle were owned by the | the market, values remaining about steady, Light double decks, averaged 204 [bs and cost Robert W. Pat Miss Neltie Hughes, | Arthur, George With 2d piano accomp nent. reterence to speculative trading there ap- | dressed beet firms, shipped dircet from the $4.00, Miss Oetay Iy Masters Wil 1M J & M a. Serenata | pears 1o be an enlarged business on the part * Hous. ere were over four thousand head of Bt f heaton, Masters Will | and Mrs. James Mz . § s, ke f siness G 0 ence they > ] arke! e we 2 s X hn H paindaat \ ik b. Moment musical No, 1+ Mozkowskl | of operators who trade in large quantities | et hence they were out of the market | g po0 park with a little more ers weighed over the scales during Sep- and John he bride and groom | John Lidacli. . Mountain Harvest Dance Song. Grieg | and who generally back their | The shipping demand is always light on a | jife than v oral offerings This, however, does not represont i:" l('“r suw( ork | :l‘ the east on the Beln oot P Second and fourth movement ,,,,"\';;,j,,, opinions with abundant capital. Small | Saturday, 50 that the unlucky salesman that | for the last di e wiarket | half Uhe nuimber sold from theso yards urlington train sday evening. Mr. Clement Chase left last week for and piano Sonata op, 75..... ..Raft | trades, too, are n‘u\nmml\ indulging their | had a consignment had to hustle to tina an | was about steady at yasterday’s prices. One —~ ks 'v\n |’\ -—ml ;L\“I‘l‘ ' Augeles and will su.- |n:{r||ml z‘xl.-xu. weakness for speculation though pursuin outside or a chance buyer, or carry his stock | 108d, however, reachied $447'¢, “Ihe market | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. A quict wedding took pla ay evening st Santa Ana to Miss yery conservative course and accepting swall Ty s P sy X (he | 1, with everything Sapems th hat 8 p.m., at the residenc of that place. Mr. Chiase went [ Mrs. J. A. Eyler has returned from the | 105%s or profits. Lnquirs for grain at ship: | 0¥er Until Monday, sowething that il fiest- | S0 SRS 1L PREAED ML exorith Saturday, Oct. 1. Mr. 4 R.'Belden on Cath by the southern route, which ingludes the | east. blog account was quite, brisk and_ export | class » vv”"l'ua'l"t'«'u:v "ff"l”ih 000, Ship- - Produce. strect, the parties most interested being | Missouri Pacitie, Texas & Pacific and P q are i I8 TSR0 sargar Lian during ihe week pro steers, 1,830 to 1500 lbs, 84, . The following are theprices at which 1 Miss Emma Fiegenbauw, late of the | Southern Paciiic, pussing through Mis- b‘l\}rs ll“l P. ana Miss Whitmore are in :v‘:nu?)myl‘n‘:l;m’lwlfQ‘f:;':‘;l:.lr(::a|'.'|";¥‘Jei;'v"; ) ‘L‘r"”r?’l 990 to There were no tresh Jocolpte, out o few | o Loty o produce are sold on this SEhaknubaniz. ) 8 y aceip and live ockers and feeders, stock sheep and lambs that had been Leld | niarker B })"'/'\'1"1‘-.',".‘,}"1‘»..'.'133 luilt‘t (-"rl:lx';:lux;\h 1 souri, lim\l;;n:"l;; ‘l‘!::‘liv.u:r«::al!l lfitiwo?lflkl- Mr. C. 8. Raymond left for New York swlfi ‘we‘m“nmlfirul;l\' lmr at all western bulls and inixed 81,25, over were sold. B ek e very dull to-day, "The L 5 P e «08 A | Thursday. markets, indicating that farmers were a little B WS, 81,6010, steers, ocd recoipts of butter were libe, i 11 f performed by the father of tho Betde, s Friduy night, Accompanying the [~ Mynlml AU S wore inclined to sell, possibly to wmeet cug. ey natives, 8330 Receipts. ISRIEH i, utier wara ke lapc Aot A nasisted by Rev. Willard Scott, and not- | young editor were ilon. C. 5. Chase, Miss 0! icago | rent expenses and to proyide for their 8 | (o “Wintered Texans, | Cattle eame and u littde poultry was received. - withstanding ‘gloomy weather, the ut- | Fannie Butterfield, Mrs. James M. Wool. | 1ast evening. for the winter season. Stocks of grain are | $2,0a@s, Hogs.. Prices have not ehanied saterially, (=) mosphere wis mado_bright and joyous | worth. Miss Meme Woolwarch Miss Beasie | -~ Senator and Mrs. A, S. Paddock have | not Increasing to any extent and the supply | = iloas-—Estimated recoipts. Egus—The matkes fs almost bare, and by the glow of gaslight on tasteful decor- | Hall and Mr. Paul Horbach, who is to be | returned to Beatrice. ot provisions is being rapidly reduced. Pack- | urday. week 50 far, sLocks move ravidly at 17G 18e, Ly * erations, L 1‘ ey After supper, imwmediately following 510" At the ppening valu Cattle., a8 strong as at the close last uight, but | Hogs wradually weakeued, and lnally closed about | Catile, By ru-dreamery, West Point, 30c{ 240 per. pound o dairy, 15@ < inedium grades, Li@ise inary, 0g10c. . e 10g in the west is procressing moderately | wee the groom’s best mun, The party will re- Mrs. R, Ringwalt and Miss Ringwalt | and the aggregate for the sonson y turn viy San Francisco, b:\it Luke and | loft for the east Tuesday. 1!&5 (m;n fi&'{.fi'f‘dm’{.h‘.' ‘A,,ul. S YAElOH bl | A _—_—————_______—_———______________—__—.______—_ *: N = 8 5 7 - & =5