Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1890, Page 3

THF SchLlAT“F “ \Rl-FTS Al nfane |t~uv'(hnl n(’lnhllr-h«r ) e pald $37083.9) for rough and com: ST 4 o MARNELD, o and 490415 for g mixed, while shippers pald 8415242 forprime heavy and . buteher weights. Selected light sold largely at¥.10; common and mixed Hght, $LODE0, | ! " and pigs, ®2.50@3.7, A Bession of Rapid and Unexpected Develope : g — Mining Shares. onts in Wheat. [ R NEw Yonk, Ot {Spectal Telegram to Tue 3 The following arethe mining stock quotations G0OD INTEREST WELL SUSTAINED IN CORN | "% T , 20 Mono nis, B. 1t 14 N, Be 3 Xa Con 1 ats Close with Little Change A 1o & NOreroNs ter Creck Tame Market in Provisions— Hoen Stirer; - Live Stock and the Oo T Financial, NEW YorkOct 27, ($pecial Telezram to Tie BEE) - COFFEE—Options opened stead y s points up to 15 polnts down, ciosing firm b points Crycaco, Oct [Spectal Telagram to Tus | down to 5 points up, Sales ngs, Jn- BeE.] The developments in wheat wers quite | ghiding. Ociaber at Heonise: veni rapid and unexpeeted durlng the sesston | g6 jir Pebrua £10,100 Two or three times the market acted bullish, | $15.7% May, $15406215.55; trading became broad and general, and 1t | Spot » quier;” falr cargoes, Tooked as 1t higher prices would be sustained, | HSO2H@ISSL i Betoro 1 o' il fndicatiohs falled, bull PRODUCE MAKK ETS. 18 vs st its foree and the market was flat at S— e drop from early prices and '4e to cunder CrEcAGo Wheat—St closing figures Saturday. It was a sealping ‘,‘l“j_‘"- W, LR narket very much with Hatehinson, very full | “Go% Fasys cash, 8ie; December, of whiln t thecrowd trylng to follow the | May i B A (st natural influences and socond Hutehine (Dats Stoutys cash, 425e; Decerer. P son and missing In botheases. The news was | Mave s oo conflicting trom the start. Firmand slishtly | B viov - Steady ot 1ag80e, higher Liverpool cables was th st bull Timothy ~Easv at #1.0@ Influence. Private eables were stronz and |“'<n ’,"".’,,, quoted an upward tendency. At the same | WMISKER 0 0 a0ess Tanvary, time llutehinson started in a free buyer 19,8 Afterthe bulze he turned sollerand sealpors i cash, .52 Januury, $6.224; 01 on receipts I the northwest—Min i I ars; Duluth, here wi spring o 003,75, the Inerenso in stocksat Minneap ‘,\,, & A short bushiels, an at Chicy wver muu\m hels, clear, §5.00 u'r The visi supply figures at fivst indicated o lul\m Qu big fncreasoandat 110 prices were off ity fa\l ofsar oheds from the opening, ®hen there wa rally on Sied young Americas, 9 bullish cables ro-cived by Geddes and by Steddy § fresh, 1%ige, Tatloy. both golng to showa Tiberal decreas i slipwesiiiehangan Nodl) olid, 434¢ fn thefinal officlal estimate of the Russian ‘;";‘l“‘[‘ and ght green crop. ures I e Geddes | aired s 4te; salted hull cable Indleat a reduction of 20, hides, Ge; green salted calf, s@ste: dry flint, 000,000 bushels to a total of 1 00,000 dry s ve; dry calf, 8 le neons ”® " bushels. Atthe same time the Milvankeo elpts, Shipments. estimate on the visible supply, usially neatly { Flour, hbls A5, 000 14,000 1, was given at 1,100,000 busl s inerease, Wi t, bu 3,000 nhalfthe increase a year On (.”” ‘m. this sort of news prices went agaln tothe top | V4480 3 points of the 1 orning I‘l.‘m wun.“v\.‘n‘l.- The Visible supply were posted alout noon ot an Inereise i ae B ST of 1,118,000 bushels. Itwas shortly after this )(A“ Sl ) Lk ”‘," . A that dispatehes reported Hutehinson seling | the week ending October =23, B by Wibavib Nk Yotk anlthe tulslii o the ary of the Chicago board of trade estimate lost its force, The market dropped | 88 follow back fe nquick time o the bottom prices of | wheat, the day upto that honr. The action was: De= [ (o cember opened at 1034, sold st | Outs to 81.2% to 8104 to $1017%; May, 81075 | Rye.. (Ll R to 807K to 810016 Thero was | Berle el but ittlo bull ‘news dn wheat tho st [ Naw Vous, Oct. ¢ 10,100 halt hour. Tndiana shipments for the week ports, rEoat 720000 bushols, of which 4s0000 | 1053 In g ator 8 went to the United Kingdom. Stocks in | G@ie undersatord ed, Uctober, clos= antry elevators in the northw fnereased ing L] H[‘ <. f 8 i i 0 bushels toa total of 6, Lorn — Kecolp 000 bushe Xports, The extreme low prices for the day we B « November $1.00; December, 1015 May. #1.05 X options lower, October closi Theclose wasata slightrally o 810 for 1.02 for De a 81063 for ipts, 137.00) busk Onthe curb whey juite strong. ember sold at $L.01Y, 1o $.01% to go'clock; ealls sold at 8,024 to B1LUG% to #1037, New York, O {Spoetal Telegram to TreBee] S ~he nction of the stock market was very donbtful all morning. Th wdsno active interest shown, which was en- ouraging to commission houses and room traders, but the hope of the bull market was notvery sanguine. The upward movement of Saturday’s close was continued tothe open- tng, and first prices were generally from ' to { 9 per cent higher thyn the finai figures of Sat- urday, while Chleago Gas was up 7% and Now York Central was down % and Sugar Refinories 2 The market was fovorlsh, however, In early trading Fractional declines were forced, whi were geno red before lly re the expi tion of the half hour. Chieago Gas was espe- shipments, ofally wealk or, dropping from 41% to V0LAIS; miyed, 873, whilo Su, fineries, aftor Its opening loss, rallied 1% to 65%. A full oc- curred In the general 1st, Unlon Paclfie, which hadJost ¥, rallylng with the rest. The weak- ness again appeared, Lo and m declines ocoarred I some stocks, Burl & Quincy retiring 1 to 0% 1ist reachied still lower prices than in early trading. At noon Gas was at 8!, Sug and North Americar after a drop to 1001, recove Roe ery In grangers and others, made at i1 o'clock, was held up to 1 o'vlock, Part of the strength was attributed to London buying of 8t Paul, Unton Pacit nd Atchison. “There are very bullish predietions in Pacifie Muil, awud President Cable of the Rock Island thinks shorts will suffer for the depression ot alvidend paying stocks, Theday ended with Dears and shorts I stocks uneasy, The Lon- donattitnde was hopeful all day, itnot bull- ish, The local money situation continued eusy. Sugnr manipulators acted as if the outside weak ones were ken out, and in 1 the stook 7 points trom the opening 1072 or better, with the elose at 71,014 points over Suturday s recovered o8, Shorts in railroad stoeks bought tne lust hour on strong 1 and prices re- land Union P nt up for theda hwestorn 15 highe Burlington 1% off od 10RO after firm with o mid Conl stoe er. Suleswer Readmg % U 48 coupe UK Sgnren 1081 1 4‘<. coupon. 158 Pacific ts of "1, ew York Contral 8 ntral Pacitic TR Y . g0 & Alton ... g0, Burilngion & Quincey. . P lilno1s Centr L |Idek Ivlana 1634 |8t Paul & Omaha | "o preferred Gplon Pacitio St L& P do preterred tern Union are e Michigan Coniry Missour Pacic percont, last loan i EHCANTILE PAPERR 088 poF cont. » ExcuasGae-Quiet anl steady; =day bills, #4505 demand, #4.854, CHICA LIVE STOUK. OHICAG0, Oot. 27.~|Spectul Tolegram to THE Bk )—(ATTLY - Business for the week opens about like the close of last week, namels Good tochiolee native steers were not plenti- ful and sold fully as high as at any time last week; medium and fair steers, slow but no lower; common natives and butehers' stock, o anything that had to compete with rangers aud Texane, either comn.on or otherwise, sold a de 1o ver, as also d1d rangers aud foeder trade moved range of prices exans. Thestoeker and ong also at last week's op prices, H.90@510; good to cholce, 8.5 5 medium, H.0034.25; com- won, $.008:,7 as steers, $2.452:3.00. The 10p prico for the Keystone brand, §.85; others B@40. Native butohers' stock, which in- cludes heifers, cows, bulls and rough steers, #01d wt 115160, Hoas-Business active and prices about Mke tho closeof lust week. A fow early sales showed a slizht advance, but at the close the There was good interest in corn 1 the sesslof, but the market was oW and the trade s scalping one There was A show of strength early. May opened 4c up at Bie, sold at once 10 54%¢, went oft to 5e with the early bre t, and recovered nimost as quickly b4 . The was aneasler feeling r 1 o'clock and avl o'clock the price was dow 10 5o agaln, but with Apparently more buy v thansellers at that fizure. There w starting in the news of the day, October corn Bold at 51% nd off to 51%e; Novembe ] and off 1o s December, S0 ana B1'5c; May, 5 cand off to 54 bid at the el or Ko thin Saturday. Privilegos on May cornsoid at 53%c and 54150 at 2:90 p. m, little change In oats at the close. nominal at £2%e and November Decernbe ~<4r|¢| at 4de, closing at 43 May, 46350, 0fF (0 4650 to d6kc, or e under (e urday price at the close. Che provision market was a tame one all Aay. Thebest prices wers made early. whe coroals were strong und higherand aispatehes B od aetive buying of hogs bettor sold at #12 and 2 4. r 2% under Satur May, B12.0: $i2.8205. " Lard sold at forlJay ry and #7 arly and |u~L 2150, Ribs Bold at ®.95 for January and for Muy aid o it 8590 and $6.0, or under Lhe close tweek, CIAL, ady. oleum—United closed fo Pork Lird e S71. Louts, Oct, 27.~Wheat low 14e; May, Bl RS I cash, 42 #1100, @iic; ¥ atit il but quiet. Whisky S Butter ady l\n~\~' 1Ty, Oct 1, cash and Oc wdys Light skims, 413 of 1,800 refined, November at crent- cecniber, 404 May, #ie. cash and Octobe; cash, 41e; Octobe NATI, Oct. —Wheat--Dull; No. 2 amixed 2 Oats - Strong No. 2 mixed, 46! ;@i7e. Whisky-$L.1, LIVERPOOL, Oct ~Wheat—-I'irm: demand l.lh )I"Im ofte ! lifornia, No. A mixed western, 4s Gl4d per e o M No 2 spiin No. 1 northern, $1.00, Corn=Ilrm at 5 Oats—l'irm at 4 TANSAs Crry, Oct, hipments. 6,6 atives low 0 Receipts. 4, ketelosed steidy nil feeders, i shipen ull ‘grades, 3 Siux Oy to Tue ek ly adive; 1Spe i sellin . Oct. 27 —Cattle—Te ady to o lowe ; Texan Steer: 1.0 steady; rough and co mixed, $Loxn) L wolghis, #1521 Shoep It tives, $4.004.5 81.60; labs, #, onany mn gr opened active los of steers and b \d sugging on oth steadys and stros rors' s lers Fstimated ro pared with urday Monday of Lust s 1ive and strouger on tho hest gr Tight and mixed, with the_poor Tho range of pr tho pri e Satarday and luy of Fstimated receipts of sheep, pared with aturday, Nativ Westerms, $.000 4,95, Switt & Co A Ond sonpa Ly packit The A rmour-Cad nilton & ton & Und Shippers and fe Cudah; packing compa ompiny Swift & George 1L 1T wimond packin North packiug compa tle-Recelpts, 2. 190 1. elal orelpts, T ra 2,000; LRKETS, Cattle. Monday, Oct. 27. Fstimated recepts of cattle 2100, as coi- pared with Satueday and 229 Monday rh he 1o pis consisted of o Ive id two-thirds western cattle, Tho recelpts Included afew good beeves, The nz on the hest ok and slow aremoving at 5,00, as com- and 4448 et opened do- des of heavy wrades low ho bulk he aver red with' §3.80 last weck, 1.7 e, as o 5 Disposition of Stock. Showing the number of head of stook purel on this as reported by the welgh rsof the yards compuny : gy ny. SHE Swift & O v 108 The G. 0. Wanmond ny 17 Representative Sales. STERRS. No. Av.Pr. No Av.Pr. No Av. Pr. 241000 42 00 721001 4 40 201241 4 40 LM 60 601UT 440 151585 450 cows. 4067 1 1.1040 185 2. 755 200 271105 1 21075 1 90 1. 830 200 G 1143 13 11280 150 200 11880 140 19220 150 210 20858 145 B4 890 160 250 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 1 cow and calt s ors' 3o M8 00 1 cow und ealf.. = W BULL 151210 145 2126 1.1560 175 OXEN. 41440 150 1.1410 150 CALVES. a0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 1800 al searched by the police 1 Fresh Fraits, APES=Coneoras 100 husket 8 yearlings Dirle Dyer= NEW Yonk ¢ lots, | Vishicep pelts, ZQuotation Talo. ton, 3 ', 410,000 11,0 dump and meaty, SO010.00 lor's standard, £5.00, C bt frequent de blood-purifier dry untry dry - The Dangerous Biv, York Mill »quently pointed out WiiiA:s oyste owing anywhere near a g v e 10 which sewerage lius s must nn:s (‘},“j'\, often_contain sewerage in_ theiv ju and he has found oysters gathered ne: this v Dublin. common, bl - OANNED MEAT cormed heef, Doctoring Trees, 1an. La-1b round « ns, s deviled hau, sih round ¢ 3 potted ox tongue, 5-1h round mpressed ham, 11b square cans, inches from it pearcide half bbl, subject is really dead. - ButterR—Urcanery, fancy, 240; creamery, | office 1602, Sixteenth wod Farnam. | teenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, STOCKERS AND PREDENS. niry, cholee, 17@10c; coun- | THE MURDER OF MRS, HOGG, .2 6 BE 2 40104 200 1 W@ ie; coun eyt fair, 10agiie; conn- — WESTERN CATTLE. fale grt A Clue to the Perpetrator Believed to % 9 Chofce stock 1sgenerally selling at » N0 g, Walsotea Av, Pro 1, | Have Been Discovered. 2 cowa 018 82 0 i imlru\' The matket on .‘m'wnu fs very Loxnoy, Oct. 27, —[Spacial Cablegram} to s y d ostrenly slow sale, o ™ 3 3 e anter e sw | Us ey e etpta s Abd e i “aeOmond | Tur Bee]—It is very probable that the po- 5 cows 001 3% | chickons can be oxpucted A bring 1aB00G225, | llco will succeed fn cloaring away tho mys- | cows 030 with the smilfer gEAdes 08 low 15 8100, QUILS | gar s % (he HORISE o - 108 Steers Y50 G0 | ngood niny live turkmes are arriving, which | {61 surrounding the murder of Mrs. Ho, Gl 1etie 1 fosms | seli largely e 0e. ks nre quoted at 82,50 | wife of the London porter whose body was % cows i @30 e taeier | found Friday night in the locality of South Boslisre GAVE—The mark it stoady, Pralrie | 1 cow skens, per g _mallird ducks, Hampstead. M cons | 00 nln-h mixed ducke Murs. Nellio Poerey, n frlond of the mur i bulls Yoctl, bl By 4o 8 | dered woman, whom Mrs. Hogg visited on FAT Y ABHIYA 4001 | Friday, and whose house when subsequently Healves 1 traces of desperate struggle and who was consequently 2 stee Concords, 10 bhsket 1 yasse; | pl 1 under arrest, was arraigned in the B lots, 100; catawbis, police court today on wreliminary hear 18 steers 2 0 i Salems, J0 vasket Jots, ing. Hogg, the husband of the murdered s S AL | woman was cailed upon to testify and his §h ™ b 5100 baskod lot evidence disclosed the fact that a lHason had 160 40 .« 5=10 basket Tots, % existed for some time between himself and 120 i ) | 109 hasketlots, 23¢; Salems, 5 Ibs, 410 basket | the prisoner. He had a latenkey to her 20 W 160 lots, 3 honse and frequently visited her, Ho thought i 0 TFORNTA FRUITS—Gripes his wife did not know of his velations with o ! ] grajien Mrs. Peerey, A further examination of the 160 u 0 b quinees” por boa, | Kitchen at tho Deerey residenco reveals tho [} 120 75 . fact that a florce struggle had taken place 12 5 2 LEMoNs—New Mal ong willbe in the | there and that attempts had been made to re 200 o] 160 market next week, Muio 005 and [ move bloodstains on the floor d about the 160 o 100 $605 per oy, #0.00; per box $.00& | room by the use of parafine, 160 " 80 ORANGES—Jamnien, oran ; Lingle | dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured by Dr. 200 ) DoXes, pet hox, £ 00; 5 DOx | Miles® Samples free at Kuhn & l" ‘;: = F 'x\” ks Lancy winter uppies, per bol, & Co.’s, t8th and Douglas. 0 I3 0 { prres—Fancy dark Cape Cods, $0.0 A = 5o 2 faniy Qutl Capo: pods, b bamel iats) & A Lady Sportsman. 40 [ 80 ancy Boll & Clierry, $5.00; fancy Bell & Che Mrs, Courtney IKennelly, the 1 160 b7 80 ry, b burrel lots, 3 danghter of the ex-Wicked Fred Gibbs, ) i P inherits her father's love fors aind 10 15 - o o Do ¢ ha a reputation for skill with the 120 " 0 BUrATORR T Foll' (At Any TRk Thight Well tosl protd 120 Breiogg & Otk v | Mich, per | of, says the New York Sun. Sho spent i - e ‘V;;“'“';. number of weeks this summer at Lack- 160 i - \ waxen with her husband, and the case man L > co with which sho landed fish FIGS AND S surprised and delighted all the maseu- 158 e line anglers of the place. Ter most not- e able feat was the landing, with a com- n T parative it rod, of a bass that 13 Py showed fight and kept her busy for A AR many minutes. It weighed three pounds = 1801 Tobstors, 1665 Do sl applause from the crowd on the bank ios. o when she finally landea the fish. N Darse—Pershan, 6:1b bo. 0ig Aides, Tallow, fte, Kennell a brunette, tall aund of fine perbox, Tt PELTS AND "PALLOW -Gireen salted She is still on her honeymoon 3 sced- | hides, Ny heavy, G2 e; No. 1, light, 6@ tion. . eidiy flint Nide n 4 PR et 1o wity is said to be only skin deep, but to pure, St 80 i dry, per o nd presorve a beautiful skin, b VEGETABLES—Tomn TALLow-— A No. 1, 4e; No. vigorous blood is essential, This is be: 15 standird we s, #1.10] rde; yellow, 244 cured by takiug Ayer's Sarsaparilla in small . Itis the most reliable of Dry Gootls Sir ©* arles Cameron, in the British FINE BROWN COTTONS = AtTantie Medieal Journal, tells of ten people who ] sl ate oysters at a luncheon party in Dub- sonked, 7 6401 B, Se. lin last week, and who have every one IRefy e ACHED COTTON been suffering from 1, vomiting, I "f"",‘”'”;"'“; dinerhea und abdominal pain, says tho (i Hospital. The oysters seemed 1o be in King Phiiip good condition. Sir Charles Cameron the fact that ic inthe case of It would b U be well to inquire nn-urmn of these ) box, i bitts fatal delicacies. Oysters are an expen- A b, N Y. upble cier. o 1. § ke ts-Fomain, sive luxury; they may provea very dan- I prime white, e 130 water white, WS CoT Atlantie A gorous ono, ‘We haar much of tho neces- e headii 145 asoline, 1 Atlantf sity of meat inspection, and having OoA- Bbls, 1he; grannlated, fo; nbbls, Wrora s Buek's ieved that successfully, the next s 182000355 por gross L Thotan thing ought to be fish inspection. BAGR—Am. per 10, i Lewiston, per 100, § Hentieut ; R B e $17.55: Unlon squa ro of list. Diphtheria is curad by the use of Cook's SALT -Daiey, 280 165 1n bbl, bulk best Extra Dry Imperial Champagne as a gavgl e GO0, ¥ : hest 2ra i ; k DI, st 2l As your physician to try it, but just o Donot hunt for bores atall #2.0); brawn 14-1bs, doctor them a little. Makea mixture of 500 unp}ml Heef, about one quart of wood ashes to a pail Labrean ust leot, 2-1b round of water and stir well. Next ma hotted a-Ib round cans, $1.20; devile ridge of carth around the tree a few and high cnough so when you pour your mixture into the civele it -Ib round ¢ FL8; minced will run into the holes and kill the ind cans, $2.20; boneless pig: AC, A worms. It issure death to them and cans, Crown, 4! rosts less than acent atree, You may Ver i ak -1h hoxes, Slite oo f v LA vior 10e 5 S5 141 Drioks, 3 I have to do it twice the first yoar, but Iouin bos, purec o, 5 Y after that a very little care will keep TR R e BN Y "},"';l i your trees freo from them, If you havo balos, 150 hemp twine, L-1h bales, 15 10 wooil ashes, use a thin whitewash of "‘IHKI:“ .“h oAl ulln;”\\rn-wn ; 40- lf”“)‘ unlhm i lime in its place. If you have a large clothes live, |...7‘i."1“\.'"':,‘Lnr‘:.x";u':fi.];;“'":: i 1,.»-‘\‘4(‘\”‘;‘1?5 g nkin, number of tr you ean use strips of % zinc or sheet iron wout four or five "u‘”?‘ — inches wide and long enough to put L et Payit | about the trees in place of the cirele of rice, cholce., : Rt dn s vt ersazoand tipiow, G E ) e il i Splic pe B Diplitheria. MIED irkish prunes, less than , 7 1. G, 1589, hhids, 18, Nt e AL Fyom Atchizon Glole, Oct. 6, 188 pruncs, i-1b boxes, 109 to 1 Nes o appl & Co.'s great discovery and manufac- sorated, new iz choic viporatedl, ture of their diphtheria care in this has i pin piico 1y, I sueks, been onc of the greatest bless ver 2o blackbarrics, now, 10'4¢; rubbories i 4 S known. This romedy hus proved ¢ asure al Gasks, 58551V ORl U e oS EILING B . 1 hard | eureand preventivein t ces inul on i Vostizza carrants, extra, PR "H‘ i T:' j‘l‘“\‘("lwr % i B2L005 | This city for years back has e n subject to sted--Arlosia, Bunola, | “Srock Boins L 3 200 » | diphtheria, Since this discovery (two' years Dilw o Do o BOADS=A wnd B, 12 In. 82,05 D12 400 ihore’ has never been a ease developo.d s Cordovir, ED ROOHY common white | Every family with children in this city has a 4 ¢ Wand 10 No.1conmon Y | bottle in the house, and wherever any symp ik ol \mm'“"\'“"- i an 116 e, # toms appear this vemedy is used. Not oue D e dbeatis” By S1ONS e . singl s ever been lost under this foil, ench, $1.0); Linbe g, A A T 3 & Co. have thousands of tes. RO OMS—O-tie, parlor, 4-tie, § 0, 15 00 00 16 00 16 00 15 K 18 timonials from ull over the Umted States tell tie; plnin, o warchouse, #.05; toy, | 500 15 00 1500 16 00 1601 1800 18 ing of the wonderful cures it has made. Any £1.55: Whisle, #1001 SX10. 1500 150) 1500 1600 1600 1800 18 citizen of this cit , Hickman, Wilber, g LIV R QUL por oz, $400; pints. per dos, | 32 1500 16 00 16 0) 1700 1900 10 NABRDGan BT i pe 2103 DUk i to 4 1, Lo, Vil rope—All sizes 81 0 corgetown, Col toLin. 15¢; sisil rope. all sizes from 7-1 te O Ry e N e 0 g ico, will testify as toits me; I, LV a0 oW processes,” all sizes from 7 NG o Hlid i ie by Blake, I St LA plain, 8 10 ineh. $17.07; s - nd 10 inch, 1 No. i plain. & wize of 40,000 francs offer 3 L neh academy for some certain white, ext in well tubly testof death, looki' gty the prevention plekets, D, &1L 11 of being buried aive, was en to @ RS tiokia8e: Yo : ysician, who announces that on hold- Ly moteléd, por b, 0@ie; do | yHoriARClear Lin, all widths, 31, ho hand of the supposed dead | | bR it Yo b Dot son to w strong light, if living Tmp Dill, $1 1l casks) IR g IR . tinge is seen where the flnge ulu;;_ T In, $50.005 1%, 118 and 2 in, #5).0. showing that the blood continues to cirt o bbi, rofined, 86 hul¢ bul, ea.01s ; “;u;; culate, there being no scarlet when the Provisions. The Excelsior Springs, Mo., Wersta 5 i |‘ll hams, 20 1bs ave Asa tonic il Wi IR0 i Than T pbuilding the worn and dilapidated ork Lolns, 7iei poric 't B System, Lave no equal, ard, not rendered, Thee; spare ribs, e 0 In., it b <l Dok AND linne 31 ~|urrhl new, #1200 s 1 5 iuy THE REALTY MARKET pork backs. heavy, 81225 clear pork . round, 1 \ ] iT. wedivn, #11 ort ent elear pork, $10. B 3) percents doirs, 4) per eent: blinds, T N = " = > family porks Dig pork, $18.5% now extra | 40 percent; mouldings, 40 per cents Hmo. 800; NETIEUNBNTS plased: oa: reoumdt Yoto- o, Hl; new extry vlute beof, §7.00; now i nt, Anierl cement. im- o v - 4 plate 1 #0.50; new rolled beof, | ported, £.50; plastor: &, aw board, §1,50 WAIIANTY IHADS, ’Im{ l;l w Uum less rumps, #850; new shoulder tar board, 1. tar felt .“V‘\‘\” and wife ('A;Ill annie Brande \' - clods, 1,30, L hlic L 2,005 ik Sarm MeaTs Lon backs 0te; exir 0 Heaok wito io M short ¢ s, e bellies, 16 to 2010 avg, 6403 J P iLlips, 1c i 20 Shovt ribi o5, short dloars, 014e; lony Slen s TN Prre—T 10514, | G Boges L ¢ Plelter, lob 6o shoulders. s RS : SRS Xt 113 and ne i, Ptk Porest 307 SMOKED MEATS - Hams, 12 to & speelal JRN.NALL ils, pand wite 1o W White e 2 {\r.luwl,ll breakfast bacon, He ms, extr i ’n ‘I' ilhl w foot loth, blk B, Ight, 910 10 1b vy, 10 ams, light, 12 1o 14 o 0 83.00: Shinn'sadd e h300 1 \|‘ 104 ¢; hams, medium, 15 to 16 1b ave, Hx, 112,85.00; L. h‘”'“,"'“'v ’|Imvl‘\\|'1<-\l‘ll Dennis Cune ) 100; hams, heavy, % a2 1b avi, 0%e; huins, bt e “nimgham, Lot 1, bik 4, Arbor plac 000 skinned sti 15 10 20 1h avg, 1000 alifor- Alf and IM 1. t 0 lots 1 and 26, Arche e, it 11,000 nia hams, $ac; New York shoulders, 64c; Hos- B, et R C Pattorsonand w '[:1' W Nedion, § 10 s, 0 0 8 |b avg, bon S 4 ot 19, blk &, 004 ek b i famt Daaco 1Dt rips, John Rush and wife to Patrick Keude, hams, sets, 8e; dri ular, e per Ibjpit | “III‘I”" ||Iw toCE “{\‘lllnll\]. et al, lot dried heef s, ey Toin E TRoW Dlacdunt 10 e 1 LI L Kitehen & Wangh's sub 500 reakfast by % 8 1b strips, Ino¥ Discoun per | 11 Roberts 1o samie, 1ot 1%, blk 20, e Nos. } Son . 50 {yokED cured- 12 Tra VanCamp and wite 1o Wi Binkey, P chort oL, B3t Shonl: Oarnot to Visle B Petovaburg, Gl At TAREAR A et riyia - B0 aers, 6je. : St. PeTerssung, Ocf. 27.—[Special Cable- | w40 fect of n 125 foet ot 5, LIk 7, Hon- ! Ly .‘lv Ir.’um 1\1. lltlf;n\mlvrml ~Tierces, | gramto Tie Be Petersburg Ga i) 4 <) £ unrreis 0X0; hal{ barein Quarter bar- | Zettostates that Caruot, president of F'rance, | Goiids Cox ani abin to 40 Tos. § It will visit this city in Miy, when he will opon | O§ntels, foe5, fHez i W% No g | Prokien P “Barrels, an exhibition of French ‘products to be held | 1 BJohnson and wite 10 Zills Muyne, : O84S S00-1v, | here. Howill travel by way of Mosoow. He | * Juts 5,8, 18 ad A7 bk , ots 1 to 0 aud o 200-1b, o o | 3 8, 3 ots 1 tof, 10, and 14 to S 100-1b, 890005 beet tongues, | Will afterward visit t olga territory, the 18, DIk, ot 1o 224 10 15, 17 ind 1%, bik s 1050, Caucasus and the Crimea, icteluey LS e 1t an 3 ey 08, 8 0 and 1% bik 5 lofs 1o Es—Uncooked, mild eure—halt —_——— T R S b P N bls, 10~ Juarte: sioo. I)e]nn‘rvllvu,( of Confic dence.—Thorods no | 4310 16, ik, Mayne's 1st udd‘fo V' 8010 $11.00; quarier buis, t DVIS, | article which so ricly deserves the entive | - 1oy 1 e Wiquarier tuls, Kits, 15° | conidence of the community as Browx's | Belle Mycesnd busband ¢ i ; * ~Cooked—balf blls, mmlu itaL I HocuEs Fooma-wiftaring from, | PR 1GP &L B M4 e0R Bl Asthmatic and Bronelial Diseases Coughs > o ages=kork m';'”fi"'"o KL ..hr\?.‘_;}ulllhl and Colds should try them, Pric ents, | ‘,‘;H",;K'";;" 10,90 Qurpentor dob sd—Hlult bb b8, #.50; 1 DI, 50 1bs, Lg% 7. Davenport's sub ) .00, . | B Cochran (spel st 'to " Kinibail BAUSAGE-Rologna, per It bologna, | Cflizens of Omaha at home and abroad showtd | Ghamyp, TnyCo, ot 5 bl In weasand: b, d5 ukfuris, | remember that the rematning days of registration | ul-l 1 b D S per | < 'I;h:ml. are Friday, October 31, and Satwrdap, Novem- | ¥ § Shaferspcl wmate “I‘h“lfl_l_‘ j‘-'";“‘“;-‘ il per 1b, 4150; Po 1b, 7 k sausage, | ver 1. i lnks, per It sausage meat, 1 tin ————s Total amountof pulls, per 1b, be. ’ Through coaches—Pullman palace | —— (il Pure neats oot ofl, per gal, %e: A 1 | sleepers, dining cars, freo reclining chair | Tickets at lowest rates and superior 17R0i SVaa) cars to Chicago and int, ng points | accommodations via the great Rock Nire roduce. via the great Rock Island route. Ticket | Island route, Ticket office, W0O2—Six- Both tk Syrup « 1ches a wnly re duced, effects, to all yru and $1 gists. cure it 10u/s| 4 Nig MISS 11 Th An W CORNER performan PRRTIR s by To tak vpress Ave hi years of sole man Kop - constipation, -\-pmblv to the stomach its action and tru pogulur remed p of wishes to tiy substitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP €O VILLE, KV, Boyd‘fi No Satarday A“,Il,“,m lits THE D1 EDY CO. LITTL - ‘made with Boyd & Hayn A GREAT COMEDY EVENT atar R.B REEVE FOR S A'Iil(li COUGHS OR L()IDS COUGH ONE ENJO\' he method and results when of Figs is taken; it is pleasaut and refr(-slnng to the taste, aud act rently yet promptly on the Kidney Liver and Bowels, clean tem effectually, dispels colds, head the & ud fevers and cures habitual Syrup of Figs is the medy of its kind ever pro pleasing to the taste and ac prompt in v beneficial in ita H\nrc(l only from the most pie] healthy and agreeable substances, ite many excellent qualities coramend it and have made it the most v known. s is for sale in 50c bottles by all leading drug- Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- prompily ior any one who it. * Do not ‘nccept any SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, NEW YORK, N.¥. AMUSEMENTS. COMMENC e THURSDAY OLL MONARCH 0 October 3 £ Purce-Comeldy | Frank Daniels SSTE SANSON and the BIG COM- In Archibald CGunter's Fantastio Musicrpioco, PUCK. T larwost raseling company, presenting farco- comedy on’ this continent, Box At opeas Wednesday morming at regiiue prives, NOTI/CE, The orchestra of Boyd's Opera Honss, the fi st organization of the kind in the west can be engaged for parties, balls and vecep- tions on the following dates: Saturday, osday, October agements can ) Managor “Grand Opera House A OSNTGIEI o Gr all Trish Plays. Lrishman's Love. ostof Dl.me Eden Musee ILL LAWLER, MANA 11TH AND FARNA EK 0K 00T, ve, Jerome's s 1oce. fnese Hurlesque Com, Tiers wted Rodents, The Kenyon cos, A grn @ poLponrrl of A complete retned vaudeviilo M. STS, OMAHA Arnold 1y of thir- ONE DIME ADMITS TO ALL. DR, DISEAN NERVOUS SYSTEM. ROOMS 316 TO 320 BEE BUILDING, RICHARDS. PRACTICE LIMITED TO e THE LUNGS OMAHA, NEB. To E{xpress ShIDDGI’SA Omaha, Neb., Oct. 27, 1800, Nov. 1, 1800, merchand xpross hetween Omaha, N ned below wail b as follow 5t per ewt w Yor n i Newirk s imi s eifoct on basiness fory seat American and Wells press, ) Agnt U, Co s ent Adams T ". C. Werner's DROPS | ghly recommended after sevon successful experience by the ufacturers, us & Co., p, Dreib AM CONFECTION IRS, 1106 Farnam St,, Omaha, Neb, Sold everywhere, 5c per packuge. Send for samples. NERVE Specifio for fdine: Prm e 110 far s Known OUR NEW BOOK |/ S o Tsantey a4 4 o by Gvercxertio of An, ke 1 1 bus over tndufgence. Eack hox eontains one month's ment. 810 box, or six for 85, tent by mai! pre With each ord Absolutely relisble, perfectly safo, most powerful fe slator knowin ; tever fall’ 4w hox, postnaid « 1 clent, Addrs LION DREG GO Butaio, 8. ¥y RE.C.WESTS AND BRAIN THEATMENT Hysterta, Diszines wiing o misery e turo “Old Age, bal 5. 1.0m of Powor x, Involuntary Loser Hpermatorrl.cea 15 six boxed, Will rond i the ¢ GOODMAN DRUG CO,, 1um Stroet, Ouaba Neb, BE SURE YOIIR SIN I you have Evil Dre Jped OF fous Dis- ences by our Stetrds Home Irealme i FIND YOU | OUT! FEMALE BEANS bold Ly GUODMAN DRUG CU Omaha Jobbers, Artists' Materials, ~ A HOSPE, Jr,, " Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1615 Douglas Street, Omaba, Nob. l‘nnl ( “oke, Ete, OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME GO, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 8. K. Cor. 10th and Douglas Stroots, Omaha, Neb, NEBRASKA FUEL I'(V ) Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 15th Stroet, Omaha, Neb, oL L2 L L LI T LS Dry Goods and Notions, i M. E. f}lll’l‘l! & CO, o Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions : KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO,, % Importers and lohhm m Dry (uods Gents' Furnishi Cornet. 11th andMtarnes urniture, DEWEY & TON Wholcsale Dealers in Furniture, \'HAI(L.I-VZ.\‘ .\'!ll\ RICK, TFurniture, i e s e il Groceries, ka'f\l{l‘. BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 13th and Teavenworth St Lumber, Et¢ TG, W DOUGLAS & 00, Dealers in Hardwood Lumbyer, JOHN A, WAK 1ELD, Wholesale Lumber, Efc., Impo A and Am n - Portl, CHAS. R. LEE, ' Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, tn 0t and Douglas FRED W. GREY Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete., B and Douglas Streots, Omatin —_— Millinery and Notions, I. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobhers in Millinery, PROVOPMOMN st DD Notions: = J. T. Ifl‘!HNSHN \l.\\l’h"N Co., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney street, Omahia CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO.,, Wholesale Relined and Lubricating 0ils, : Paper. (‘1\]{1']<2N TER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry a nice stock of prin vaper. Special attention g A L G DEANE & CO., ral Agents for Halls" Sai 3 South 10th St, Om and 5, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Goods, Children's Carrlagos. 120 Fartam streét, Omaha, Nob, e e Water Supp U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP co., Steam and Water Supplics, Halliday wind mills. 918 and 920 Ross, Acting M ks, W PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought .mll Cast Tron Building Work, Engin foundr: [t and wi machine and ' Omaha Manufacturers. Boots and Sh T KIRKENDALL, JONES & GC Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Bosto Shoe Co., 1162, 1104 and 1108 o1, ) X zo0l, Oialin Nl G 45 ol Brewers, ORZ & ILE Lager Beer Brewer: 1631 Nerth I5th Streot, Oma N tl Sty Cornice EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window eaps and motalic skylghts. cter, proprietor. 105 o 1110 South 10th stre Ciga DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CC Wholesale Ciga 402N 16th Strect. *Hlello! " 14 _—_— Safes. OMAMA SAFE & IRON WORKS, \l.mi 15 of Fire and Burglar Proof \ares, work prop'r iron shutters Cor. 14th Sash, Doors M. A. DISBROW & Wholesale ufactn Sash, Doors, Blinds and \Iouldmgs Branch office. 12thand 1zard strocts, Omaha, Neb, South Omaha UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, O1 South Omaha, Limited, NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Capital. $400,000 Burptus Jan, 1st, 1800 87,800 OMmcers and Directors:-Henry W. Yates, President; Lawiis, Heod, Vice Prosidont; James W, Savage We V. Morse, Jobn 8. Coiliny, 16 C. Cushlag, Patriok, W. H. 8. Hukhoes, oushier. THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Faraaw 8ts. __AQGenoral Banking Business Transaoted. We OfferforSale. Hay. Loaton or Horniok trange's Bidlne C. M. & 5t P ROR., In lots to su i prices regulatel by tho markel 06 U3, SIOUX CITY, IOWA,