Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1887, Page 11

v 'Y AN SATURDAY MARKET FICURES. Wheat Dull and Spiritiess After souri Pacific, which is obliged to pay all in- Bheep. ) terest charges. Jay Gould, incan interview, ‘There was one load in lom. but there says the attack on the Miseour), Kansas & | Was no demand and nothing Texas property the other day was wholly unjustifiable. The company has no floating m....._%""""‘“":&i’“';u% PLEASANT - SOCIAL - EVENTS. 55 disposed of. 18ome pop corn, Fruit and the usual complimerit'of fresh game for S fiundsf consumption wus received. Eggs t- tle stiff, as s aleo good buttor: " Prices have the residence of that lo*‘l:ih No, 1906 South Tenth stroet. occasion o l\l?‘lfll« party to Mr, and Mrs. Black won roputation of the host was sustained by the splendid l\nwrtm Dotn‘lorommsoolety During unfusifisbs, e Yo suff; -3 o y ‘ corded their g‘\‘mta.‘ Thé flT" mm s Ry S0 o tesemry 3 A n games an the First Hour. fow ':',; pay. all :y .nmm;m; xnumvz Burten—Creamery, West Point 80c; | 18}c! Windsor 22igc: | o the Past Week. whithan ch‘glnt‘ln::h-::l Ll other creametios 22@4e per pound: choice dairy, 18] modium grades, 18@1bc; or- ¥ ——er‘m fair. Fancy full cream, cheddars, single 13c; full cream twins, 1 young Atmericas, 18%c; brick cheese, 100 Tbs in case, 15¢; leborgor. 100 1bs in case, 1d4c; Saurs' fancy Ohio, 19c. Live PovrtrY—Spring chickens, $1.75@ 2.00; old fowls, $2.00@3.50; ducks, #.25 ; geose, §0.50 per doz; turkeys, {n very ght request, 7@iige. Dressed—Chickens, 810 per 1b; turkeys, 11@i2gc; ducks an geese, 11@1340s Sovr Krour—4#8.25 per bbl, GamE—Receipts * light; prairie oni #4.00@4.25; mallard ducks, $1.50@2,50: : quail, $1.50@1.75 teal and mixed ducks, $1.00@1.75 snibe Tioms1 0 jack rabbits, 40@ibe each snipe, $1.00 per doz;_ antelope and deer; per Ib., carcasses, dc; saddles, 13@14c. Ovystrrs—Shell, §2.00 per hundred; bulk, #1.35 per nundmi solects, $2.20 u gallon] cans, New York counts, 45c; selects, 33400 standard, 27@30c; Royal, 40c; Jerome bays, ; Tiger, %c. Porators—The market is well suppliod. Utah and Colorado stock sells at 80@sbe; Ne- braska and Towa stock 55@70c per bushel. Swrrt PotaToRs—The market is woll su plied with home grown at 85@dc per bushel; Virginia stock 3c per Ib. G10Ns—Cholcd large California onions are offered on the market atd0c per bushel. Home grown, 60c(@$1.00. CAULIFLOWER—$2.50 per doz. Craxnexrizs—The market s _fairly well supplied with_good stock. Bell & Cherry, .50; Bell & Bugle, 8.00; Cape Cods, $0.00. BrAxs—Hand-picked navy, §2.50 per bushel, and other grades down as low ns $1.95. Calit fornia stock, §2.40 per bushel. E. mch, mei() ,mm K owsonrens- 6 il BLANKETS—White, §1. 00@'»0 colored $1.10 .00, Breacugp Surrring—Berkely cambrio, No. 60, 9i{c; Best Yet, 4.4, 0ic; butter cloth , 4ige; Cabot, Tige meu 80; fruit of m, 83¢; Gree: 6c; H ’mc, King TRl cambric, 11c: Lonsdate i1 ©; Lons- dale, 8ige; Now York mills, 10} em'enll. 43 inch, 10te; Pepperell, 46 inc m‘c- f perell, b4, 15¢; Popperell, 5 18¢; Pepperell, 94, 20c; ’em-en'll 104, 22¢c: Canton, 44, fikr Cnnwn.H Oigc; Triumph, 6¢; Wam- sutta, 11c; Valley, be. Browy Sugk 7 Bantic H, 44, 7o; Atlantic D, 44, 6ic; At- lantic P, 44, 58¢¢; Aurorn LL,, 44, bije; rora C, ‘44, 4igei Crown XXX, 44, 6igc; Hoosier LI, 44, 3%c; Indian Head, 44, 7i4¢} Lawrence LL, 4-4, 53c; Old_Dominion, nx.- Pepperell R, 44, 6'50; Pepperell O, 4-4, Pey e erell, 84, 16c; mmmn-u 94 p.-ppcr 1, 104, 30c; Utica C, 44, Wachusett, 44, 7c; Aurora R, 44 Aurora B, 44, 0c. Duck—West Point 2 1n, 8 oz, 101c; West Point 20 in, 10 0z, 1235c: West Point 20 in, 12 oz, 15¢; West Point 40 in, 11 0z, 16¢, _Checks —Caledonia_X, 9igc; Caledonin XX, 10)¢; Economy, @i}ge; Otis, d@d!ge. General Markets. Sprirs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.10; do 101 proof, $1.12; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, $1.10; do 158 proof, $1.09. Alcohol 188 proof, #2.10 per wine gallon. Redistillod whluln , $1.00@1.50, Gin blended, $1.50@ 2,00; Kentucky bourbons, $2,00@6.003 Ken- tucky and Pennsylvania r: $2.00@6.50 3 Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskics, $1.50 THE SOLDIER'S MARRIAGE, charges. The 1oss on the price of the stock b7 0 i8 due, of course, to the Atchison people and | Sare: ","‘1 ok f‘kwlj; 8.’?“’“" the St. Louis & San Francisco company par- | Cattle. alleling some of the Missouri, Kansas & | Cattle. Texas lines by building through the Indian (‘,'nm.,. territory. The market to-day opened weak ARy and nervous. London quotations came in 1o Missouri, Kansas & Texas general Prevaiiing Prices. mortgage 4» being seven points lower. Read- | Showing tho prevailing prices paid fo. live ing, Northwestern, Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific were offered freely by the bear leaders and they weakened frac- tionally. The bank statement was a fayor- | Corn-fed range steers, 1200 to -"‘0 "‘ able one, showing an Increase in the reservo | Good to choico com-fed cows...... 3@180 3 all did full justico, Amon umu m wero Mr. Henderson and wife, Me Spalding and wife, Mr. J. (‘:.mwl wife, Mr. Millor and_wife, Rt Conner wife, Mr. Campbell and wife, Mra. Wi Miss Wilson, Mossrs. Hon\mn, Blair, Spalding, and ouwrl. ON Frioay nMrnon a very ploasant eli- max to a three years' mur\ahlnwuwlt- nessod by a fow friends, in the marriage Mr. Harry Starwood and Miss Addh lb r\m‘o‘ Judge McCuiloch officiated, and the happy couple were tho rocipientsof m well wishes and congratulations. Mr. Mrs. Starwood left Friday night for where they will spend several weeks, which they will return to Omaha for s short visit, New York will be their future home, to which the best wishes of many Omahans will follow them, A QUIET SESSION IN CORN. Little or No Fluctuations in Values For Oats—Provisions Suffer a Re- action—Trading in Hogs Brisk ~General Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. COntcaco, Oct. 2.9—[Special Telegram to the Ber.]—The first impulse of the wheat market this morning was slightly upward and there was plenty of business, but the promise of the first hour was not fulfilled and the greater part of the session saw a dull and spiritiess market, with prices dropping quite steadily, the princal cause therefor be- ing the usual Saturday ‘‘evening-up" pro- cesson the part of local traders, coupled with a aearth of business from the outside. The openfng was a little below the closing prices of yesterday afternoon, with Decem- ber at 78%c and May at 79}e. Early trading was in quite large volume, with buying largely concentrated in a few houses, among which exporters were prominents, although the biggest blocks were taken by local specu- lators. The selling was scattered and much of it by smaller room traders, who were dis- posing of long wheat in quantities that were not large for each individual, but were con- siderable in the Ivk‘l’cknlo From the open- The Parnell Club—A Tin Wedding— A Surprise Party—General Soclal News. A Soldier's Marriage. The rank and filo of the Second infantry, stationed at Fort Omaha, was thrown into joytul confusion last Thursday by the mar- rlage of Mr. William Mucller, sergoant of Company F, to Miss Callie Scanlon, The event had been anticipated by his comrades, and for several days before they busied themselves with arrangements to make it a glorious success. The various articles nec- cssary to a modest domestic establishment were socured, and when the bridal party re- turned from town they were ushered into neat and tasty home. The ceremony took Jince at the Church of the Holy Family on Sightoenth street, Fr. Koopmans tying the mutual knot, Mr, Will Quinn acted as best man with the grace of a voteran, and Miss Frances Cusicl as bridesmaid, A reception was held at their home near the fort in the eve lns and was largely attended. The bride is aughter of Mr. John Scanlon of the quar- termaster's depart m('nt Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee celebratod the tenth anniversary of their marriage Friday. In the evening a large number of friends as- Common to medium of §2,5%8,050. 'This had a stimulating effect, | Giood to choice bulls. ... the buying increased, a short rally followed, | Good range feeders. . and out of thirty-eight stocks, twenty-one | Good rs:“" tooders, 900 s and up- 2.50@2.75 showed advances extending from X t0 3§ per | pyir 4o medium native fecders, 900 cent and six declines of from X to 1% per | ~ s and upwards. cent, the latter being on Lake Erio & West- | Stockers, 400 to 700 Ts. ern. Eleven were unchanged. Compared | Prime fat sheep.. with last Saturday Cotton Oils are up 4§ and E';"; l:lun:‘“"m sheep.. Western Union % per cent. Missouri, Kan- ,,“,:5‘ g sas & Texas closed 8'¢, Missouri Pacific 21, St. Paul 1%, Rock Island 8%, Northwestern 3 and Lake Shore ) per cent lower. The total sales to-day were 146,754 shares, includ- ing 46,840 Reading, 27,150 St. Paul, 9,100 Northwestern and 2,044 Lackawanna. GoveErNMeNTsS—Government bonds were dull but firm. 5 Yarien vt # YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, 22.... 011 265 10.... 620 275 ". L 48 coupon.. .. . 126%|C. RANGE DULLS. U. 8. 414’8 coupon. . 108y 1.50 s of ... 12 THuRsDAY N1anT tho Kamoraldasocial elab was organized atthe Barker houso. The ob- ject of the society is to give a series of select rmrtwl (|urm'fi the winter season. ng are the officers elected: W. H. "S‘ufl ing, preside A, Bowers, vice-p t; and B. C. Bell secretary and treasurer, The first party will be given in the near future, and it is the intentionof the club to make the scries the most enjoyable events of the social season, T wanorxa of Misd Lillian 0, Darling- ton, daughter of Francis J. Darlington of West Chester, Pa., and Mr. Henry Ittner, of this city, was colebrated at the home of the bride on the 21st inst. Among the prominent jorsomages. prosent © wero Prof.* Tichard Darlington and wife, Jerome B. Gray and b wife, William H. Darli it ing wheat sold up t0 733¢e for Decomber aud | Canady Sotheri. | moos, wv—Tho receipts are larger and the | @5.00. Brandics, importod, #.00@.50; do- | sembled to pay their rospects and ofter con- | Weat ‘Cheators” Mes Honry - gt :f to 8@793{c for May, then gradually de- | Central Pacific. 3014 Av. Shk. Pr. . Shk. Pr. | stock better. Good stock brings 30@35c a | mestic, &1.30@8.00. Gins, imported, $4.50@ | gratulations. Those present were: Mr. | daughter and son, of Doylestown; Miss Do O 3 ‘hhnwk 30 68 8 120 $4.30 dozen, 6.00; domestic, $1.25@3.00. Champagnes, im- | y @ Riley and wife, Mr. P. O'Malley d | Haven, of Westtown; William Ittner, of St. clined to T8}@78%c for Dacomber, which 200 4. Cipkr—Choice Michigan cider, $6.00@6.50 | portod, per case, §28.003.00; American, per | eir: ey 8 Mr. P. O'Malley and | & f We | ) 3 closed at that figure, and to 79¢ for May, 1l of 3 gal. Al s ) h , Mr. John Graves and wife, Mr. Andy | Louis, n cousin of the groom. The newly 57 | Readin, case, §10.00@@16.00. HEAVY HArDWARE—Tron, rate, §2.7 pocial cast, 4igc; i which closed at T9@iiige. Corn traders married couple will my Omaha their home, and are expectod to arrive the carly part of next week. AxUTS—Good stock. &5.00. .50@6.005 Maiora, plow phey and wife, Mr. Charles Hanley and criicible’ steel, 6i¢; L 244 Rock 1y and, y and w ad a very quiet day, with —Messiua, 8t w.w lln . & % #2.00; Sorronto, §7.00. 5 § wagon spokes, per sot, Py comparatively small business, slight fluctua | ;4o preterred .. i o MarLE Staali—Choice Ohio stock, 10¢ per s hubs, per ech, §1.00" Yalloes, ., . y J Personal, tions and but little news affecting the mar- | 1, B d W e 250 Ib. g d ) 81.60; tongues, chch, 800; axles, | ko igioLaud wifo, Mr. John Gront and wife, Senator Manderson has returned from a trip to New ¥ork and Boston. Mrs. Wm. F. Fitch and daughter roturned Weduesday from u short visit in Chicago. . I Walker, of Napu ity Cal, siting her daughter, Mrs, T. B. n-rgumn. Miss Nellio Burns went to Lincoln Thurs- morning, where she will visit about two weeks. Mr. Gerry Baum® of Lincoln, is the guest of Mr. Stockie Heth, who is doing the honors hundsomely. J.J. McLain and family aro now “at at thoir new residence, Thenty-third and Binney, Kountz place. Miss Nellie Hugus, daughter of Mr. John Hugus, of Pasadena, Cal., is tho guest of Mrs. Beall for o few days, When she will go west to her home. Mr. and Mrs. E. S, Rood have closed their house at Hollyrood farm and are at the Pa; ton for the winter, where they will be pleased to receive their friends, Mrs. Hall, wife of Coloncl Robert H. Hall, inspector general department of the Platte, has returned to the Paxton after a summer's visit with her boys in the east. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Adams leave Omnha next Monday for a winter in Southern Cal fornia, visiting the delightful homo of Mrs, paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Kellem, at , about thirty-five miles south of ket. The tone was rather weak, but with only ifc decline for December, Y@ic for May and 3@l for mber, the last named delivery suffering the most onaccount of the free selling of Hutchinson and Baker. Foreign news was unfavorable, but was not much talked about and could hardly be said to have any influence on the market. The trading was chiepy local. Shipments of corn from Chicago wére 347,000 bushels and vessel room was taken to-day for I".( 000 bushels. ts continue rather light, 437 cars being Porcory—Choice rice corn, 3cper 1b; other kinds, 2@2!4e per 1b. Hoxry—Chaice, in 11b frames, 21c. —Messina_out_of the market; Louisiana, $9.00 per bbl, $5.00 per box; Ja- 1, $5.50 per box. Michigan apples, home 50; Jonuthans, &3.50(03.75. Grares—Home grown stock is in_liberal supoly and is moving feely at 414¢ per pound; Culifornia, Tokay, €50 per crafe; Muscats) New Yorlk, 10b baskets, 85@15c. Nces—New York stock, §7.50@8.00 per Patrick Barrett aud_wife, Mr. John J. T, Moriarty, B. Shiclds, Tom O'Nell, Mike Whalen, P, Sharkey, Thomas Brennan, Thomas Tallon, Mr. J. 'C. McNa- mara and wife, J. M. McMahon, and many others. The presonts to Mr. and Mrs. Leo were numerous and elogant, among them be- ing a handsome silver set of five pieces and tray, engraved. e’ square o per b, G@ise; coil chain, per Ib, nalleable, 8@10¢; iron wedges, e mn\) rs, 6c; lmrru\v teeth, lge; spring steel, Burd rse shoos, $4.75; Ihmlonn muie barbed iron nails, rates, 1010 50, £2.40; steel nails, $2.50. reen butchers', bige: groen flint, 10c; dry salt, 8c; green damaged hides, two-thirds tic. Grease—Prime whif 3 brown, lige. Sheeppelts, . & 3 Lake Shore Michigan ¢ Missouri P Missourl Pacifl do preferred, Moxey—Closed _offered at 4 | PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER cent. SterLive £xcnaNce —Dull but steady at 1 !II, for sixty day bills, and $4.85!4 for de- mand 3| do preferre 7% Texas Pacific, Ry U] Xllnn Pac mr‘ RE3 W, 207 w. Birthday Surprise Party. Mr. Audrow Murphy was happily surprised and apprised, last Wednesday, of the fact that he had reached the forty-sccond mile- stone of life. When man, or woman either, pass the thirtieth birthday anniversary, these annual reminders of the flight of time chase cach other so rapidly that the desire to over- look them is excusable. Sheltered by th natural feeling, the fricnds of Mr. Murphy, to the number of fifty, called at his elegant new home on Georgia avenue, Wednesday night, and tendered congratulations for the past and well wishes for the future. An cle- gant silver set of four picces was presented to him a8 a souvenir of the occasion. Hon. C. J. Smyth made the_presentation spece his usual eloquent and fascinating style, to which Mr. Murphy responded by tendering the freodom of his home. Dancin and cards, and a substantial lunch, served at midnight,’ combined to make the event a happy one to all participants. Q bbi. BANANAS—The market is well supplied with bananas at $2.00@3.00 Nurs—New crop; Ohio chostiuts, per 1b; peanuts, 7ige, raw; Brazil nuts, 13c; almonds, Tarragona, 20¢; English walnuts, 18c; filberts, 12c. Flour and Feed. The following are the jobbing prices: Minhesota patents, $2.50 per cwt; Minne- sota backers' straight, $2.20 per cwt; Kansas ahd Missouri winter faney patents, $2.45@ 2.60; Nebraska patents, $2.25@2.35; rye flour, $1.75@1.90 per_cwt; rye, Graham, §1.40 per cwt; wheat, Graham, $1.75 per 'cwt; corn- meal, yellow, 90c per ' cwt; cornmeal, 'White, $1.00 per cwt: chopped feed, $14.00@16.00 per ton; bran, $12.00(@13.00 per' ton; screenings, £0.00@12.00 per fon. Hay—Slow; uplund prairic $7.00; common, coarse, $6.00@, dmu-m' List. PRODUCE MARKETS. Chicago, Oct. 20.—Following are the 2:30 closing pric .3 l‘{]nll "t‘nudy and unchanged. " o 4.30 Wheat—Dull, quict and low «I;);.l‘nl mb:;:‘h, Live Ssook Bold, Showing the number of head of stock sold cash, | on the market to-da CoaL—Epgg, $10.00; nut, $10.00; range, $10.00; walnut block, &5.50; Towa lump, §.50; Towa nut, §2.75; Illinois, #1.25@4.75. commission men would indicate that this ket will not be flooded with corn from braska, at least, shippers in that state finding it more profitable to send their corn to Kansas, Buyers from parts of Kansas where a good crop was anticipated are said to be buying in Nebraska and Kansas cattle are being sent to Nebraska to feed. Novem- ber corn opened at 41%¢¢, sold down to 4115¢, and closed ut 411 (04 December opened at 411ge, sold down to 41igc and clos May opened at 47 ¢ sold at @45 1g ¢ and closed at 45'ce. Iu the oats mrket it was the same old story over again of high speculati little or no fluctuation in May, the leadin at the ing and at 2915@205c on the split, with © the market at the close. October was quotable at 25%¢ early off to 25'sc and De- ber was_ salable at 23%(e, which was a I)l‘y lmmll(‘r December, 411c 3 CATTL ady, with no change from yester- | G. E. Hammond & C sh, 25%¢; November, 25 9-10c; | Feeders 23,50/ 36015500 $20.50 G. H. Hammond & Co. .. Anglo-American Packi irregular, closing tame; | J- P. Squires & Co. PINISHING, st and and, cloar, 1 Tiginch, 5. 9 8... 3d, clear, 1 inch, 8. W Y in A select, 1iich, & 35, ding in ive but weak; cash, 5 (a0 30 Total. shoulders, £5.00@35.20; Unsold. short ribs, &6.50 fl)w leumln-r, Dry Salted Meats short clear, $6.80@ Mrs. Julius Schmidt, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D, C. Tuttle at Fort A Pleasant Event. ¥ ShE B« 8.2 8. Bimahi loft Tant mignt for San Antonie Tex., lo stronger. Buttor - Steady; creamery, 18l@2%c; | . Packers' Purchases ,,,C‘.‘,‘l"'“,‘—fl ‘P“" ST eIt | V115, 3 in | On Wednesday, evening, October 20, the | wioveine will mfn her husband. During Provisions suffered something of a re- iry, 16@19c. Showing the number of hogs bought by the ‘,L(l""'w'i“ A, 311@! auoygoon A POPLAR LUMBER. friends of Mr. Andrew Murphy tendered | pher stay at the fort Mrs. Schmidt hos made action, the shorts having been driven to cover on yesterday’s sharp and unexpected advance. The market sadly missed sustain- ing support and with professional speculators seilers sank under the weight of offerings. ol government Java, 2@ Niriot Ju% 25@28c; Mocha, 28(@80c; Arbuckle's ‘Tousted, 2530: McLaughlin's ZXXX, 203 Dilworth's, 25c; Red Cross, 2534 c. losc“Stcady: ull cream choddars, 103¢ | Iending packers on this. marke duriug tho flats, 103 @l11c; s past wee ata, 103@11c; oung Awricis, 11 Anglo-American Packing Co. "Hi. Hammond & Co Co Bds. % in., s. n. Panel, 5. ::. “ “ Lurruguu-d Ceiling, 3¢ BATTENS, WELL 0.G. l;‘uu. 21 , m him a surprise on the anniversary of his forty-second birthday, and for that purpose assembled at his residence on Georgia av- enue. A beautiful silver tea set was pro- Clear Poplar, Bx. muany friends, all of whom will regret her de« o parture. @i1te Eggs—Firm at 171¢@18c. Hides—Unchanged : heavy green salted 12,308 —_——— . 8,128 Real Estate Transfers. 7e; 1,145 s v g Al ! mmm Lmn—'rmrce, 63¢e; 40-b square o 5 sch by | Fravk E Dohn and wife to Jull movemont set - early nm\ continued np to deacons, bach, .f'n‘.' ik s l!lnn‘g«-lur' l’rILl'mll. i lu—lb lmlls, T4 51b pails, e, 810 pails, | Pie kets, D & H, ot gamos were indulged in until tho early hours, | Juge 'fy::-‘;nfvn‘xio and wife' to Emma % the ve hen the lowest prices of the 7 Showing the highest and lowest prices [ 75 e S g R X fiomm.}u .wlu lu‘nlbmc‘ ..nm-l Receipts, Shipments. svon d)ln‘fl‘llunluu the corresponding days in :;‘fl;:;flg‘c ‘}[')'l'igw“{, 'r:’\gl,; U‘;'f'l'ufi fvfin;;’u: 1&:0. Lcom, s, nsl )0 gu 2. com, «1»3}31:; ers and Mrs. Murphy. Among those present ]\l’vrnnl\ Rice and wife to Willium La- cember and January lard_and_October and | piour, bbls, Pt 00 5 5 and ¢ 7404 Ectssa i IR i b0 [INo 4, 71300 | wero: Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fitzmor v | 4 1 William V' 13enso t January short (OnpTER S er ann | ety e 1000 Bate | C vt 188, | Oct. 1%, > e SET halt - || RadM. M. Tee, NTe. and Mrs. Jamee Oreen, || . G0 S VaLam Y bosson & ihio: May lard and on January pork. Jan- . 1000 = | i R o e e do inhalf | A, 12, 14and 16 ft. 81505 C $15.50 | Mr. and Mrs, Owen MeCaftry, Mr.and Mirs! | o'ty e S i 2901 uary, which was the leading specnlative 000 23, Hlmdny B @380 (8315 @326 ) 3 h B .m m D 50 | Joseph McCaffrey, nd 'Mrs. Richard ¢ 1 0f soc 86, 0 Sontaiilon month, sold from_ $12.6215 early down to 11000 Bl @i |osunday T Dl ; gerkins, in bbls, $8.50; do in half At M" D Rt nw 4?‘,:1 5, 10, containing 160 9 : h 0.0 : Beh. (405 @440 |38 G 0 1nd . 1,4 &6 in 12 8 b .$19.5 Mo el et Sibet e n o 4‘:",1:}"':":’ b ’:;fo“u';.'x';: Barley, SLI0Y G 41 uu:‘ W @i 0 f:l"u s et il R ey Noptkom! kH "' w“-"gh i A ""1" {‘..x}.u&"’% G " u os W Savidee, lov2ir 1'{"‘33 X 0 on Lt it « o T @4 35 @i |3 £1.45; 3-hoop pails, §1.70; No. 1 tub, #.50; No. i “ f : 160 ] . and o Churles W avidie, lou2in 18t —— C m--Lqur, u\"h “m 39)€03 1 May, [ie=m——e _—*'-‘-———— f\‘o”’gc"‘:’l‘:;f“p""“fi}: ’Th:.;“f“ 1 churns; (6; CEILING AND PARTITION Anna Paul, Maggie Swift, \Lugw BEDSHBNT Lg{,,‘;“;. ‘I;‘\:\“H&" uu:&;{:";};”{‘;};‘v,‘j’,’,;{ L) CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. “Zi“wnm cash, 25@253o; May, 2850 Weekly Receipts Tonacco—Lorlilard's Climax, 44c; Splon- ],:tdt‘m" ¢ in White Pine Ceiling. Mollic Heelan, Agnes Cleary, Nellie Garvey, son, lots 2 and 3, blk 4, Brown |.mk Ciicaco, Oct. 20— [Special Tologram to | Pork—$iogs. o oacs Ma¥ 3K¢. | Showing the receipts of cattle and hogs for | did, 41c; Mechanic's Delight, 41¢; Leggott & | Cloar, 3 i Stacia Crowley, Jennie, Cissia and Lizid | add, wd 1,600 b5 8Bis 1= Olrris_The great bilk ofire | Lard—e8 cach day of the week ending October 20, | Moyer's Star, 41c; Cornerstone, 3ic; Drum- | $10 esns Dwyer, Nellio Heelan, Aunie Keunedy, Julia | A'A Harper to ' "Wilkinson, po e .]—Ca e gre Dar g together with comparisons: mond's Horsa Shoe, 41c; T. J., 87c; Sorg's | 4 g Muilen, Nellie Peterson, Maggie Bradon, | *of attorney. ceipts consisted of rang a Ry o vl Anohsnged;| Graamery CATTLE. n008. | Spearhead, 44c, Aol ls Hattie Murphy, Marp Creighton, Etta Crotgh- | John D Horbach ind wifo' to Joii H There was not a sufficient number of natives | BterEIm (FIT X i " | Monduy..... ;‘su Broous—Extra 4-tie, $2.00; No. 1,85 No. | No 1 o 1951 lnnJl\h;m‘J Ay Linatan, John P Mullen, | = Grossman, lot 10, bik 4, Horbuch's o offeri ! o ] H ; . Tuesday....... ble, RESSTMER my haugnessp, Ed | subdivision of Horbach's 1st add to '“."‘mxx .““m‘;mr'mf:.-“;."”vfl.(] ”::":fl- “"1:: ew York, Oct. 20.—Wheat—Receipts, | Wednesday’ el “ @ M;:-Y:&)mulemuc stick, B14@93. “ Burke, A H. Clinton, . J. MeCarthy, 19rank | Omubit, W d.«o.oaeeosoeos scarcely anthing in the native line that cou ,300; exports, nonc ; options less active and | Thursday oo | SaNDroM mm(.,m, sods, butter ‘and | No. Cleary, Ed Shelby, Thomas O'Neill, John | Elizabeth Davis to be classified as good enough for shipment or | v lr,l_;-gu]nr, spot a_shade lowor; un- | Friday. 8,240 pln'uk 5c; creamws, 8c; ginger snaps, 8c; city | i ” Kirk, James Swift. commencing at the ne cor of se dressed beef trade, hence there was little or | graded 82/ @sigo; No. 2 rod, 833 @sdc Saturday.. 4,020 | s0da 7c Taoh = 15, 12, running thence w along the n e b in storo and clevator, 85% @860 devered: e 5 nch Grooved Roofing, .00 ‘per M more A Surprise Party. 5 { no business in that line. There was a fairly Tras—Japan, 20@55c: gunpowder. 20@ | han 12 J 2 3 litic of section, 200 ft, thence 8 340ft, good demand for rangors und_texans, Ship- | Ngyembqt elosed at S, T Total 15338 | toago; Young Hyson, 25@gde; Oolong, 0@ i anot “"“‘"‘,";T“l’:,:',“" length. The friends of Mr.and Mrs.J. Morritt | thence o 200 f¢ and thence n nlong L g ‘orn—Receipts, 20,0 exports, Total 9,621 d J LES, Sy e i 4 Pini stoors, 10 10 1, b, 1850684 0: | cah ey opione IO Mexnora a0 otal W gave them a pleasant surprisc at their home | eastern line of section 840 ft to place #.10 Extra *A%.. ATHB B! 6in. clear, No. 1. 1.0 Lath..... POSTS. White cedar, 6 in., 148, 12¢; 9 in. qrs., 11c; 8 in. qrs., 10¢; 4 in. round, '15c; .Izu.ms—’l)—]b pails, $1.! ml .90, Puovisioxs—tuue, i1@liiioy bnmm 113{@I12%c; bacon sides, 8; salt, T3g(@te; shoulders, T@ii{e; ama bect hamis, 10@11c; dried beef regular, 95 @10%c; of bogiuning, constitutiug 2 acres o or less, W d.. 1 Henrictta McCoy und ‘husband to Max J Buchr, ot 12, bik 11, Shull's 2nd add on last Tuesday evening. The visitors brought musicians with them,and the greater part of the evening was spent in_dancing, “Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kopal and lower; ungrade {@bdc; No. 3, 53@53'5c All sales of stock in this market are made in store, bic del 3 November closed at | per cwt. live woight unless otherwise stated. 523c. Dead hogs sell at 4o per 1b. for all weights. Oats — Receipts, 117,200; exports, none; a | “Skins,’” or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs. higher; mixed western, 32}@@3dc; white | no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs. 1,200 to 1,350 1bs, & 1,200 Ibs, $2.75@3.60. Stockers and feeders, $1.50@2.80; cows, bulls and mixed, $1.25@ 9,50, Texas cattle wore extremely dull 30@4.50; 950 to W var: ste 2. . . ; hams picnic, 73 @8c. 0 § g g daughter, the Misses Gladstone,Mr. aud Mrs. | william A Beatty and w fi BT TR ot Nt iy Biol ol ab S1RemeT | s oR 1 by ha publio s neoar Diieo FRrs—Apples, new, 1's fc: evap- Tea Codas) ol 15o; ol i .‘.’r'..'a“i}:“.:""s‘i‘.’.‘l’;m‘?("m“r"‘.'..m“'Ru-.."“l Piionds; | Johnson, w 150 ft of tho 8 50 £t of lot half breeds, §.4043.35. Winterod Toxans, | o Ta ALl RO N SIe TN orated, 50-1b ring, 10@10i e} Taspberrics, | Quincy white lime {best), 0c; Alron co- | Srd Aty Schisnle My und Mrs. Symonds, | i6, Kountae add, wd.o.ooieoooins 4000 r options strongor and farly nctivo: sk, Live Stock Notes. Freddsg il M B Rl e i o . and Mrs. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and | gohn 1 Milce and wifo (o George' & s Tratow 750 bags; October, $16.25; November, | Fogs active. 3 hair, 80c; plaster, §2.75; tar b 93{@10¢; pits nherl'lts pmcnm new, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenstein and £ ment, $1.75 ugain briskcwith an up turn $1.7: ember, $16.40@16.60; Jun t o I{ interest in lot 2% 5; sash, 40c per ot.; doors, 40c pe dnughtor, Mr. and Mrs. Robins, Miss Dora | &y Sudivided of about b, the general market closing strong I 6. CNojthos mathel or..‘u-&“‘.'!?”,f:.‘f«fi’ )ml?:‘l‘n °‘mf" aaCiovap. | blinds, 0c'per ct.; mouldidgs, 40c per ct.; | Schiunk, Mr. and Mrs. Benson, Mr. Ungur, | jon llkl?/llfi?‘ll\‘:l‘«:d\\“:“u‘lvi‘l' s with about all sold. Shippers ure taking | “Futsoeut - Steady: United, Tie, Cattle trading light. I c u tar felt, per cw 5, straw board. $1.75. | Miss Rosenthal, Mr. and M. Relchenners L : ro than one-third of the receipts. Phila. o1 L= ity @7} prunes, »(l- i{c; citron, 25c; rais hiNES: DL Nl g Donald, lot 18, blk 8, Cotner & B liiaa T Rh Atk plasbutaners weights Hielil|( Resy=Wealarn, Ligiicc, Qualiiy of o liogs good. London layers, &.30@?2.40; California loose ROURMAT und sons and 'nicce, Mr. Seligman, Mr. | ‘Avehor's add to South Omuha wd- 400 Barrows,. S4T0@4TE; mixed end pasking | Lock—Nominal. F. S. Pierce, Aurora, was in with hogs. muscatels, $2.10@2.20; new Valencias, 8%@ Metazgur. Lard—Lower; western steam, spot, $6.90. Frank McDonald end wife to Ch o E Wincote and Baron W Riley, lot sorts, $4.5004 ommon, $1.404.45; light | Tiagter—Western, 15650, westor cream. | L1e hos market opened active but closed . Clear 5 in Ceilin, Musicale and Reception. sorts, including ‘Yorkers, '$1.45@4.60; singe- | ory. 16w3e. i Rorn—Seven-sixtoenths inch, 113¢@12c. Clear 3{ in Partition . Tucsday ovening Mr. and Mrs. Amola | 1 bik 3 Cotner & Archer's add to iug plgs, $1.65@ "Uhoeso~Unchanged; westorn, 94@iiie, | , X G- Kiene, Alblon, marketed a load of 85¢ | Svitr2No. 70 ,cf““{",‘}:“k“f.}‘(;;f} @ lanld | Clear finished, 1 & 1 i Barber gave a delightful reception and mus- Ofi,“‘fl,l,‘rfi,lf',:"‘,‘,",“ 4 "w = New Orleans, Oct. s st [ SR ] ¢ | syrup, half bbls, “iold time," per gatlon, 8bc; | Sicar corrugated ceiling, 4 § oale at their residonce, 2207 Farnam strost, | C Wik te o Loares Vo, LIVE STOCK. mixed and white, {{Erids Heckortscame infinithvtwosladstot fiyeiin cans, por-do, $10.50;_half gallon Fellow bino cesinaand beee. ..+ to tho Misses Blackford, Taylor and Lee, | _and 8, blk 4, Brown park, w. d. 1,000 ‘,Inlnl;‘ Slm-k‘] Yn"}_. n:::.‘o_ Oct. 29, N&)/::;—;umxy and in fair duunm], No. 2, % Hl:itghmnon, Republican City, was here mg:d:rl‘om mfié’kfl,‘;:r%n;“'gxmvm' e 'rr ants ?:, “..,].l,;“u s P;optr'ly, :\hlr; have ll,:u v ‘l;;'.urm d Irmr;”n 'll:':p to ln'l‘l: A\‘“”]‘Il;"\;lflhil n‘:?(‘lnfih {l“t(n" Jlx?;;lf BpDroYers donraal ropo " Cornmeal—Steady and firm at $2.35. aud sold hogs, 644c; OswoRo gloss, 70; OSWeg corn 0,080 of Emma I, Jones vs Evaf, Jonos | Calfornia. Ib wil bo romembored that these | agiis add, w, di.i ves s 2800 o Suttlo—Toceipts, 8,000; m, l’(;"t*;lu]%o b;z n'"g Products—iasier; pork, 813.75; lard, | Ed. Cudahy, of Armour & Co., returnod to SixNED “Goons—Oysters, standard, per | was filed yesterday in the United States dis- | young ladies wore the bridesmaids at the | johannah K, I’unkrr fo" 'Niis Lind- sloadys sl Jl__‘flu OGL B0, coves, o l‘" i KX 5 Chicago lust night. ; c‘-,u«,s 10@3.15; strawberrios, 2-1b, percase, | trict court. The plaintiff is the wife and the | wedding "1!1 Mr. Frank D. Muir and Miss | = quist, lot 19 in Hickory Place Md- mixed, $1.25(@: Pexas mulc $1.50@2.7 nulk {\l‘tnu»Ashn“h‘(‘H $5.25; long clear A. W. Beahm, Cortland, was here and | #3.00@3.10; raspberries, 2-1b, per case, $3.00@ | gefendant the sister of Henry O. Jones, de- | Barber. he evening was spent in daucing w. d 1,000 L i 2753 | and clear rib, $6.575@7.00. marketed two 10ads of 3¢ hogs. &10; Calitorain pears; por case $4 coused, Just before Jdonos' marriage to | 10, e cocasion wa entivencd by delightful X 3 B e b b . | apricots, per case, $1.10@4.25; peaches, per e music. A most enjoyable time add to Bennington, being part of .,fl"",; R o o [ e e Ty Tk T N e it | cae | 87uan o wiite, charrign,“por caso, | Ko i sold some 810,000 worth of Omabn | precinted by ul preseut, among W sec. 13-16-11, stroets and alleys dedi- $1.40@4.70; light, $4.30@4,05; skips, $3.00@ Duict; No. 8, 401c, Jumes Gault, of Gault & Scott, Cromywell, | 007 plums, por cuse, 880 "“’"l blucher- | {ored upon the county Tecords. ~ Mrs, Jonos l‘:{' SO, A aatlon Brosklyn, NU Y| cajedito publin dices .55, .m“h, No. ,wgm. 2810, Ia., was here with two loads of hogs. o8, "ase, 2.40; egg plums, y Moe g 3 4 g | Mr.a arber, Mr. and rs. | Dexter homas and wife to Jerome R DEindy. & 900 % brnsbat yodl o eead P08 B0 W brro lonce 0 gt (80 per case, $2.060; pincapples, 2-1b, per 'case, | now sucs Miss Eva to recover possession o . Demuth, Misses Jennie_Tayl B. Parrott, lot 16, blk 7, Orchard P e 0oL oAk Barioy—st d No. 2, s, uller, Smith & Fuller, Scribner, had in a | §.20@5.75; 1-1b salmon, per doz, $1. m(uu.,, the property, claiming that as she was en- THattie Blackford, Brooklyn, N. Hill, w. d 3 5 16 1” -;"fi's'tm:;.‘“iw}"d'}‘ fll i :fi‘fé urle ;nse';)\}xl 0. {?ud of 35%-1b hogs from Leigh, which sold at | 3-1b gooseberries, per_case, §3.35@3.35; 21b | Baged to Jones at the time of the sale, he had | Florenco L(ml, Mr. Dingley, 'Brooklyn; Mr. | J it and wife to Chiris- 32523.75; western, $3.50; Texans, @ —Quie e top price. String boana, per cae. 81.75: 5.1 lima béans. | ho riEnt to disposo of the property without | (g Toee, Miss. Tieatricc. Harber. Mes dorfer, lot 16, blk 7, 8.25; lambs, §1.00@5.00. Oct. 20.—Wheat—Slightly | William Daugherty, Hawthorn, was here percm,ll.ml 21b marrowfat peas, 82.50a | her cousent. She also claims that Eva never | George Catling and Alfred !\ll-ux’;cm I I A er 7O Kansas City, Oct. 20 —Wheat—Steady; d, October and November, | and marketed u load” of 1080-Ib cattle and a | 2.60; 210 early Junepeas, per case, §2.75; #1b | gave Jones any money for the property, and — Merrell H. Conistock and wife to Auna No. 3 sott, cash, 8¢ bid: November, Gie bid, ei May, To; No. 1 morth: | load of hogs. Tomatoes, 82.40@2.50; 21b corn, $3.30@3.40, | the county recores to that cffect are fraudu- Parnell Social Club, Aavs Foters and linsband. lot A U1E 67 & A ovember, 6Sc; Decem- Mr. Dutton, of the firm of Reno, Sheots & HOLLAND HERRI 5@s0c per keg. lent. The third of a serics of parties being given 8, Piainview add, w. d 1,500 Coru—Steady; No. 2, cash, 355 bid, 35} No. 2, northern, Octo- | Dutton, Elgin, Neb., was here and marketed S Sy under the auspices of the Parnell Social club | D. C. Patterson and wife to John M. asked; December, ige bid, 353¢c asked. 64¢; December, 63¢; | o load of how: 1 A Dry Goods. Rev. A. K. Sherrill Resigns, SE A0 ARA ¢ OO & BlR Ross, lot 2, blk 7, Putterson park. Onta—20 bid, 3340 asked. : : e s—Soum Cotons—Atlanta, 5i¢es | Ry, A, . Sherrill, who for the past af. | 0ceurred in the A. O. H. Hall last Wodnes- | - Ross, , blk 7, pa - Kansan Oty Qcl, 2 —Cattlo—Tecolpts Firm; patents, um@« 5; bakers', | M. ) of the o i Berlin Oil, 3c; Garner 'Oil, 8@ | yo0 Vours has been pastor of the First Con. | 96Y evening. It was attended by about ono | ¢V ot 1,500; shipments, snipping butchers’ 0. osard, Heatrioo, was in and sold 8 load of k' AND RonEs—Richmond 6¢c; Allen I8 21 PARGE Gh ored | undred couple and was a very cnjoyable | ~GiConnor, lots band 6, bik 7, Marsi's Soabia Wbk, Toadiie staary patrs o per Wheat, 300,000 1,185-Ib cattle at $4.05. ; Riverpoint 5c; Steel River 6c; Rich- onal church of this city, has tendered | ygyip. ™5 E. Collins oficiated as master of | and to Omaha w d. .. 3,500 common, to choice corn-fed, $3.25@4. Shipments--Wheat, mmuu flour, 25,000 | , Hogs arc 55@65c higher on this market | mond 6c; Pacific 6lge. INDIGo BLuk—Wash- | b gnation on account of ill health. Dur- § oo rononice, and W, N. Frankiyn, J. F. Price. | Fonaee Rountes wad wife to Bdmund =il puxggnfi foeding Steers, §2.65@ | bbls. than a year ago at this time, and $1.101.25 | ington Gc; Century Indigo blue prints, 10c; | Ing his long term of servico here he has made | ,oyis Connlelly and Morris Carii were of the | * Hurke, lots 13 and 14, biock 5 8.15; cows, 22,30, Cincinnath, Oct, 3.—Wheat—Quiot; No, | WEICF than two years ago. American ige; Aruold G3c; Arold 1 1oigo; | hosts of friends, and all of thewm will regret | {50, Ghnaittee. The next. party of this | urkes lote 13 and - 2,00 Hogs—) lineem.pq.-.ll 9.300; shipments, 3400 | o red, Taize " i No | “tpe Anglo-American ankmgI company | Arnold A 18¢; crmm Goldseal m-ic Dress; fl&:‘“fi:&"{:}’fi-“"kfifi'&e’lz:::fiormfin“ 1'»'1'.-“ serics will take placo in the same hall; No- | yumes £, Hiley ‘and wife to Charies BT ame tal b Jowee; sdmmce o | ¥ Core—No. bough neasivitiseq quartens of sl tha hogy | Sheriar On ,:,..;,;;:;ng:%;v,ugfmg: Eharril s bocn instramontal i organising | YemUer & und thote to whiom invitations havo ““Apicton, ot 10, J. 1. Riley's sub- " i 8 gnt}?us‘ ot Vet e ralley. was at | EddVstcno ho; Paciie 6o | six branch so ,, and has done much other | DoeR €X 20 OFAIMAY Woloomme. i Wellicorininsr oattornnconsy - 00 National Stock Yards. East St p!wum._h light demand. the yards and sold o load of hogs dnd took | _CORSET JEANH—Androscogin, 7igc; Kear- | 8000 work in this city. e advisory board Druid Installation. Bengon, powot of atiorncy Lowuis, Oct. 3. — Cattlo—Receipts, 1,00; | Whisky -1 home a good load of feeders. sage, Thgo; Rockport, 6ic; Conestog, 0o. | Sux, o on"Who rosienation. ¥ On next Thursday ovening there will bo | Jack Morraon and wife to Kichard G, 3:‘-:fi:kti:: I The .“(l.:,l.u o(‘ 'i)m past week .ho‘w uli:mh‘ 101/3“‘ Tl‘i;osne Ty d'n (‘. twm“whc. Beauty, et o grand and formal installation of the officers t;lmhln;: 8. ,x o; ::n‘v; % ofl lot &, a5 ocrs, §4.20@4.70; fai OMAHA I 8 gain in cattle and hogs as compared with the s asod Burn Corn or Freeze. of Douglas and Schiller hain, of the order of | _ blk 2013, city of Omaha, w. S fi.““,‘,:t&:,,:““é"fi,(;‘;’“{‘,“"‘ o 14 peoc bofore. “The guin in hogs was 7,000 ud m?r:["}‘[‘“‘,;)“.""&“ ver cont rade dis | here is a great scarcity of coal in the | Druids, in Kessler's hall, South Thirteenth | Sarah O. Butrick to Hannaly A, Mo- Hogs—Receipts, 2,50; shipments, 600: Saturday, Oct. 20, | 18 EMUe b, e wiich have died in the | Nameless )‘ o, B, 667 BB, dife; q!?u western portion of Nebraska whero con- | street, at which many of the fricnds of botn | Donwld, lov 7, Pairick’s Saratogs Filicest asstvo and 8 "f‘i" B bord uoice Cattle. yards or in transit has been vory light this | | Dos, xk sumers depend upon Wyoming and_Colorado | hains will be present. Afterthe installation, i heavy ang utchers’ selections, B0@4.7 T for their supply. The Union Pacific, on | there will be a grand ball, for whick prepara: Novio, uxc 40, wk,c w ulg:' packing and Yorkers,' $4.25(@+. Total sales, .. The seceipte of autble wars Hebh lo-d.ly a1. | Month, only 18 hogs boing turned over to the reeenees SAB00L the i .. o v g ot - m mlored account of its ased business, has' not | tions re now being made. The ofticers of - ferey though hoavier than yosterda vouh R | Londerlng house.” Tue ayerage Weight Was | S0 colarad, 196, Iisidl, Iibde; Union Bor | Seom mulerty h ot e o e B0t rust. Meyer, Dallone Focmit ———— ceipta being forty-threo cars as againat | “yo o , 18¢. cars to haulit. At some points of output, as ; August C. Uhtof, E. E.; George wlaing Hormi, FINANCIAL. twenty-four yesterday. The market was ay unn, Ord, sold hogs at the top of (,“n-" Warp—Bibb white, 18c; col- | at Carbon, Wyo., the company has been using u E; w.n..m(, Len, The following building permits were issued Very shuggish and was devoid of any espe | the market. C.F. Way, a well kuown stoc v h o ; formorly of ‘tho frm of Halo & Was EW YORK, Oct. 29.— Tel cially new features, Values remain about | ™Man, y "l:‘ "“_‘I’»S_M‘_"‘“; .h[“sl’“‘m:;' nu]um-lwt m‘: steady on all grades of cattle. The inquiry | C3MO in with them and was well pleased ored, 2014 (‘NuuAl—Plunkt‘l! checks, 7ifc; Whit- tenton, 7lc; York, 7'4¢; Normandi Dress, eretary; Matt Reuland, trurmurer, and M. Wallence, O. G. Turspay Niout Mr. and Mrs. James Fen- every ton of coal that could be got out, this creating @ shortage which the consumers are bogiuning to feel quite seriously. It begins yesterday by Superintendent Whitlock : A. M. Doolittle, dwelling, Hill south ; cick, 165 B SR f Ivey avenue, o o for feeders was very lightand few sales | With the market. 8ige: Calcutta Dress, 8i¢¢; Whittenton Dress, 1 ! - wick, 1624 Douglas street, celebrated the | 0! . past weok has been dull with a decidedly | were made. ¥ g % | "Van Buskirk & Co., Shenandosh, In., | 9o Rentrow Drae b :fl--.‘."gl‘«‘g‘?”\vi‘t{n.,.’:{'fi?g (rvould huve to burn | fivieth anniversary of their' marriage, The Nels J. Laron, cottage, I wvaeillating character and fluctuations cover- —_— marketed two loads of hogs at #$4.40. They Camprics—Sl; Wuods,4xv-§|.mp . = " occasion brought ‘]flsflhvr Messrs. A. Vir. M were held seven hours in the Bluffs and lost B oraow® Norl Town, 0f Cedar Raj Fonwlck, of Laramio, and’ Jumes F of Wichita, Kan., besides a number of children. Aleck Fenwick, u son, was al inga wide range. It has, however, been Hog: mainly a professional market, with tho bulls | = ‘The reccipts of hogs were still heavier | VS hoE. A claim has boan put into tho and bears about evenly matched. Both sides | t0-day, sixty-three cars being received, which nu{m that other -nx..u‘rf willdo the same, at timos hiad their innings. The bears had | s & Ealn over yestorday of thirteen cars. | until the unnocessary del at Council the last innings, but failed to secure material | ynd thore were some. extra good. loads of | B8 are done sway with. Murray & Bat bmhlmr remodeled to warehouse, Ninth and Davenport... 2,00 Jagob Burisk, coltage, Seventeenth and Fredericks. Fritz Hansen, ‘Thirty-ninth i Olive Huvcll of Turner* Il S. Jailed For Embeszling Six Bits. John Jumbure, & clerk for J. L. Brandies', corner of Thirteenth and Howard strects, was arrested yesterday on the charge of em: bezzlement. During the absence of the pro- E dard, 4igc; P y Levwiston, 2 in., 114e; York, 3 in.,'14c; Swift River, ; Thorndike E F, Thorndike XXX, 9¢c; Cordis No. 4, 110 Mina ) o ol > 4 Dumm —Amoskeag ) 0z, 16c; Everett 7 | prictor he had eold a cap for 75 cents and | owing to serious injuries sustained in an ~ " e o o e vian uirly | Bevy hoge o, market opaued strouf snd | OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, g2 lie; York 7o Haymialor Sigor | pocketed the moncy instead of turning it into | cldent on tho Unlon, Pacife rallroad soume Five permits aggregating. o & W re, 1< the till e was given five days in the 3 ot 5 - Fitraffs wero usod #s @ elub to hammer the | FOUr loads of heavy hogs avernging 0 to 40 Baturday, Oct. 2. | Tieaver Crock, A county jail. ¥ o * | Bola-houded cane, presented to Mr. Fenwick. | Damages For Her Husband's Death. good ones. The bears sold freely and the | more than anything brought yesterday, but Produce, Fruits, Etc. 11¢; Beaver (‘rvek(.' X — terday in the United States court ON WEDNRSDAY evening the Parnell club gave a very pleasant, dancing party at Cun- ningham's hall. More thaii fifty couple Robber Demott Waives Examinatiol Charles Demott, the highwayman who KENTUCKY JRANS 18¢; Durham 27150; ton ik short interest is placed at 150,000 shares. | they were better than anything that was here | The following are the prices at which The appointment of a receiver for the Chesa- | yesterday. Later in the morning another | round “lots of produce are sold on this peake & Ohio and the rumors that tho Mis. | irahh was recotved from offthe 5. & M. with | market. ~Frulis ar other lincs of gonds 7o na H. Joucs commenced action against Hercules 18¢ the Union Pacific rallway company to recover ©; Cottswold 25¢. i Leammng- L Crveess attempted to rob a street car driver. a few | qore present and enjoyed themselves | $5,000 as damages for the loss of her hus- souri, Kansas & Texas and othor weak roads ffi:'}',f“:;.fi'wuwmm mm:-nz fi‘«"-z-‘.".fl‘.i"",,w"“"" 7 Romng ewmnot o —— A ""“‘,‘,"h‘,"’ 00; blachad. nights wince, was arraigned for trial in the | thoroughly, band, Gustavus M. Jones In a railroad col- ‘were about to follow, were the chief depreas- | with ovorythin sold four loads of | same prices quoted the local trade: 8ige; ched, Oige police court yesterday, but waived cxamina- o et lision. ~He was a fireman in tae employ of 10§ factors. Tho lattor is leased 10 the Mis- | lute arrivais, & = SxoPHRE ¢ 5 g e T T 1254, Hian.” Yo s pmt under 81,300 bonds t0' ap | * Tavusnax wersiv Bumborof the friends | the Union Pacid, and was killedin e raliroad _ { Loidis The receipte wore about as liberal ‘to-day umnu-wu-hm oil - cloth, #2.88; | pear betore the district court. Mr aud Mrs. Devid C. Black repaired to | accideat st Gllmore September 15, 1686, 4 | {