THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29 , 1885.
DHIECTOE.T
MEAT MARKETS.
W5AI , , fe WilUKN.S : ,
Fancy Groceries , flour , Eeod , Etc ,
Poultry , Vrvv.\\ \ Honor nml t'.irjr * n uporlnlty
Thin firm hn toiitf licon notnl ns llm lemilnir one
In UiOIr Him for the Ililnl wnnl Irmlp. Alwn.vn on
tori'rltliiv ' ntiil up to tlin tlinem with plenty of ov-
Cfptlihie thtUlfli/orxl kf > iit miutnhlly In
BW cur li.Ui nixl l > u < l o si root.
OKO. W. MAK30N ,
AT TUB
Peoples' Meat Market ,
linn untucnt mmlily tlio no rou , 1 loiinmi. now.
OM , mot * ftini | lei mm i'i > K nt nimknt in ilin
cltr. Mo line * tlio S'tovptisioollnft room , which
j well K' in lift tlio best rrilrlirarnlor liirtnrnK
THrpnono i > n No 16-1 liowmii HI , , oor. fct.
SMnry R nvo
hellleKiiilunl lent tartl Is n f > pocl\Uj ( \ > .
E.
13th Street Market.
All klnrtn of froth nnd Milt mimn constantly
on luiniU
\1'niiliry , Riimo , etc. , In H-uson Ii , Hurbortz ,
HENUY niTTKKS ,
Meat Market , *
At W(1 ( Cntiilne SI , , Is I tin plncn to not the Ifimlrr-
BM nml iho ( ( Miami ) " iiiul romtH I''rc li tl.ili ,
, gutnO mid ull lliu iJollcuelos In
SARATOGA MARKET.
ED KUPPIG , Prop-ietor ,
801 N. Sixteenth Street
PrO'h.PnH ntiil gtnoloxl Monti * . ( ionium Sim-
{ WHOM it m > txiulty tiiiine , Poultry ami VPJJOIU-
llo In MMwoii. No clicapor nun-hot In low l n.
I-IA.TT1TE3S
* " ' California Meat Market
Donlor * In Frtwh nnd Suit Meats , IVultry and
'lf > loiliono | 130.
CO ) North I0lli8trtx > t.
TEAS-
SAIN GOOiM !
The > ' < ml tlbnullKi TIIINKSH Tin. In
roeml , luilf pound mid pniiuil pu.'ku.m Kent
IniiXntoil lln-l fln D Monnlne Clilnosn drink unit
uot Ilio liuiiitnitf pulntuJ lc.it ) .
Gold oalyliy
SAN GOON ,
No. 413 N. Slxtcuiilli Slrpc
DRUGS.
, PrescriptionsPerfumery ,
I'ATUNT MKD1CINK3 , KTO.
aBSUtconthSU
Corner storo. Mu- < ono ! Hall.
W. J. WHITEHOUSE ,
ICth AND WnSTnil3T3. :
PniCT , Tnlnts.Olls ami Stntlonorv. nnn'Vn Pllo
Ointment euros every tlmu. 1'rico CO oonw. Kv-
cry lx > x Wiurantoil.
RESTAURANTS.
II.
DININGHALL. .
Warranted tlio t > t't < ni | > nf mtToo In the citv.
lonl cannot lucimil ) | ) < ) il lloiinl liy the wuok * 4 ;
Wm'loinoaiak ) . 100 | < L > t > | ilu daily hi altviuliuico ,
CIHS lHh ! mi-em.
JIUS. S. T. WILSON ,
71U N IBtli Mroi't , near Hurt ,
Restaurant , Cigars
MontHloonier , A liujro | > ntnmr < > troMi rowilar
lH > ur < Hn ) < : loenloil nniir tin'gumt iuilixiul liop- >
txiulllio Nonuo-ilorni o tor | { no as cun IH ; MV
ourodln tliiR | > ui-l ol Hin choiipur lluia iiny ether
i , , roHpccUihlo locution in Uiaiihu.
The American Cafe ,
COS SO. ISTl'Il STllKET , NKAU HOWARD.
I.iulloV anil Ountlonmn's Itestiiinuiit.
Munld well ixxjkucl , well guiuoaud uaJ v
Eorvnl.
lull Hilpjicr' il ppei-liil y.
{ lonfil linn ulual i.L'liir,5l. ) lloit cupof cotToo
u tlio eity.
J , W. Jones ,
nixsnvvoll rimilslioil , ell kept , Ililv
bniiHii nl No 1711 ( 'iniilnir > l. ami all wlio > 'l"o
, iihn u Irlululll I rruiilnrciiHloinnnt I In COD- .
hlB own I'oolclnir unil M * wile iitlomH to tun lu-u
tiiunial. liunie Ilicri ) In tint uliuw line unit mo-
, ; fytlihik' IM itHlioulil liu.
16tl7St. RESTAURANT
CIIAS. n. WEBSTER. Prep.
TT > o nrnlesl nml l > o" t conducKul culslno In the
. noill.orn i.nit nl tvn. . Tr } ( if lor ono \\cnk.
i ' No. ! . " llith nuur Oliloiint ) rit.
The Norris Restaurant
In th < vnrv lioit I'utlnir liouso hi the city , Try It
ml you will In ) MitlHtleil.
M'lcUoU loril inonNl.1l. .
lloarit by the oelt & ) . > . Meiils , Z'M uuuh.
IGth Bet. DouRbs and Dodge SU
wits. . 1. 1' . niLLurs ,
Restaurant
ITnn ] nnt tnknii llio IHITH anil coiaiiiodlntin r -
tni.ninii i-uinieil | in No UM N li'ih 1-1. , an . uo
Ulloil it up wltli a line I'oii'cclioiniry ' hiiinu u the
ti-ot t , whltii the MlclK'ii ' iiiul dlnliij , ' r < Hin I-
iiiost e < ) MiilelulV | tin ni-hc. I. Tlie uiUtt ii.u
filMvi \ vvucls lerilio t'Oiint.
NEW. 1'lItST-OLASS
Union Restaurant ,
CotToo nail lainuh iiioiii , 1.1 ; Ilin-nuy HI. , but , IMli
UIKllalltlH. OllUHII llll.l.Of l'IUIK.MKVI.ShKIV- |
r.n'AT AM. IIOIIIH DM.V lioinil HIM nml S4 ] Kr
wuuk. MIN , Wullui , 1'ioiululoiesii.
OLD VIC'S
Restaurant ,
Sll S U'lll Miet'l.
ItotHw > n I'liniiini anil loiiuln * . SfiU thi'ltont In-
p Ue In the city. Moaln at nil liuuio.
$500 Reward
Fur n IxMlrr cup in entire limn can U > liiul nt HID
l-'iimtiii ) . UtiliUHiniil ( ieiilH iiisiiini-unt. II.VSII > IKII
epii'lnliy llxtiact lunn liillof laie Hun l.lint-
te _ anil iMitnioiiH i-enitl with nil mom ami e 'n
o iliiiv : I'm ter lioiinsieiik "HJ , oliokt * rlli McaX
| j . Hllllolll bll'llk ' - C IlllltlOII UllOllH I U. | HII | (
choi | LA : , hum anil ejrt IV- . Hun iina luicon I'o ,
unil eviiMihliiK la iiiiHiiii | < in i.liS. Dili MIUCI.
C ) , U Kiunh'.V 1:0 , I'
AUCTIONEERS.
A. W. l'0N \ A : CO. .
Auction and Commission
Milcll | > > il ; liniiitiiii
until , ulcs el lac Mick iiiul Inn M-linlil mini
l\ire in luhiile uvii e icin ! > | ivli h ) itli 11 *
Jlcntiiiiilici' the | iluil > , Weal A I llUlliei it u o h
K Hit ) . i , No IIJ
A MANAGER MERRILY MATED ,
Unrrm 0 of an Estimable Pair of Lincola's
Best People.
THE GOVERNOR THE MASTER ,
Tlio Survey Made ! > > r the Hlldiorn Vnl >
Icy Honil Kntcrprlse nt I lie Block
Ynrilfi A Ilt-oozy lluilgctof
Capltul Sinnll Talk.
TUB nFK'a MKCVH.V mmrtUr.1
A { jrand wedding occurred
night t tlio now 'rrcnioiit hotel , the rotr
tracliti ; * parties beinyThomasl'ltxtferald ,
one of the proprietors nnd managcrd ol
the holol , tun ) Alary I. ( Jaylord , foimorlj
of Hruljopoil , L'onn. , How Of this Oit.y ,
Father Kennedy , of tlioSt.Thornmi oath
olio oluiruh , of I.iiu-oln , ollkdatcd. Al
5:80 : 1) . m. thu party assembled In llm
Ix'tiiitifnl parlors of tlio new Tremont ,
The yroom was dressed in conventional
hlaolc , mid thu bride In cruain silk
trimmed with real lauo , After iho euro-
iiiony was performed a company iniiu bor-
IntfMX ) partook of a Biniiptuous Mippor.
Air. Kgan , who was to have responded to
lliu toast , tliu "Now Troiuont , " was un-
nblo to bo preHont , nnd I ) . ( . ( Jourlnc.v
inndu a few remarks , in w.hiuh hu com
plimented the propriutors on uetnbllHli-
nifr so line u hold us the Tie-
nionl , and also .spoke in pond
tiTinrt of thu briilo nnd crooni.
'J ho prosuntH roeulvod b.y tlio briilo nnd
groom wi-ru mi iiHH-oiiHti ml costly. Aiming
the niOht UXJKIIIHIVO wa.s a beautiful diamond
mend collar pin nnd an elegant old
wutoh U > thofiroom , priftontctl byfjiii'Hln
ol the homo. Al 10 itJ | > . m. tlu ; happy
) > air took the west hound train for Den-
usr , whcro Ihoy will Hpi-nd si conplo of
weeks nnd return to Lincoln and take up
tlitiiralKxlo at the now 'Iremont. The
kind f ( idlings ot hundrod.s of ailmirin
Iriuiulri tollow thorn
'I UK MA'HIK\\'SON MAinr.Il.
It IK reported that the btipiYino court
inlonds to file an opinion in n low dass
in the onso Hiibmittwl in iho court by tlio
hoard of pnblio Jundsi and build m ; a ,
iiHkint ; it to dVlino the power ol the
board ami the ovornor in ro In I ion to Iho
appointment 01 a mtili'on of the nmano
hospital , and that the court will hold
Unit tlio governor alone lias the appoint
ing power. This decision will give Dr.
and Mrs. Mat hrnvbon , together with the
governor , full sway at the IIH > | IIHI , and
th board will havu nothing to do hut
allow : ho salaries of Iho olliuci's and om-
ployoB of that institution.
TIM ; MJitvnv MADK.
The Klkliorn Valley railroad company
are making a new survey Irom Kremoiil
to Lincoln. At lirnt it wa.s nimorcd that
the ooniany } would use Iho maps ami
protilos formerly proparotl and adopted
dy EngiiH'or MoNair , tor the tormur Lin-
eoln iV Fremont railroad company , but
Mr. I'rie'o , the railroad contractor , says
that the railroad companies nro lee
smart to ns-o the liold note = i or prolilos of
any ether than their own ongiiumr.
A rifelllNO r.NTiitl'll.SE. : {
The Stock Yards company has np-
pointed a committee to visit the Nebraska
City packing lion.su in order to intorm
them.selvoK and the company of what in
necessary in building a similar iiiHlitu-
tion in Lincoln at its yards , Tlio coin-
nillttm consists of , lohn Fitzgerald , 1. D.
McFarland.and J. T. Imlioil' . The com
pany hold n meeting at the Commercial
liolol Tuesday night and it was deter
mined. to push forward not only the pack
ing lioiiM ! enterprise but numerous
other important , mutters will bo insti
tuted.
NKAIU.V AN Acrinr.vr.
Jacob Hocho , the republican cnndidato
for treasurer of this county , met \\itli
what might have been usurious accident.
His ( arm hand oiled his Iniggy prior to
Air. Hoeho leaving his homo at Ilickman
a day or two go , and In putting the burr
on one ol the wheels tailed to secure it
snllit'iently tight to one ot the a\le.s. Tlu ;
result was that the wheel came oil' , the
team ran away and totally demolished
tlio buggy. Mr. [ I. esuapod with a few
bruises. Mr. H informed a reporter to-
tiny that his mother was very ill and at
the time of the accident hu was on h s
wav to secure the medical services of Dr.
Fuller , ol this city.
CITV KIIKVITIKS.
Chancellor Mtinalt , pf thoStntc univer
sity. has purchased u building situ in the
f-outheast portion of the city known as
Pleasant lli I addition.
\V. C. ( trillifh , the defeated candidate
before Iho republican convention , lor
county Ireasnrer , is now working dili
gently tor the election of the democratic
nominee for that ollice , AuMin Hum
phrey. Orillith says that the Germans
threatened to boll if Hoeho was not nom
inated. and he says he will give them a
do > o of their own medicine
The mayor di-ehurged one of the
special policemen ytihtorday on the
ground ot ineompetency. Ilia name is
C H. Camulay , and the people have
learned that it is necessary to bu compe
tent in order to retain a position on the
Lincoln police This is a revelation.
Tlio weather is cold and damp , with a
fair prospect for a .sol d freu/.o
The Lincoln postmaster now' puts out
signal Hags of muav colors to intorm the
public s\ hat kind of weather they may
exiiect.
The postoniee grounds are in a dilapi
dated condition. This state of things is
accounted for by the lack of funds lur-
ni.-bed iho ollice to keep things in apple-
pie order
Mr. Dakin. who kindly went to Iho ex
pense of budding an elegant band stand
on the government square , exporting
that the public would surely contribute
toward the en.st , informs a reporter that
the stand coat bun between $ : IJ. ) and $10. )
and he has not yet received but a small
portion ot llm amount , and would hu
thankful to llioso who leel inclined and
will assist In bearing the expense.
One failure has oectii red in Lincoln in
the past few dn.sit . was that ot II C.
l.owrio. This H the licit failure in some
monllin The Imbilitie.i are not very
great , not more than $ lhl ( ) ( or * . ' , ( MI ) > .
Lou no claims IiU assut.s sullicieiit to pay
all claims
11 ) .itr.ttlon of votes for th > Elkhorn As
Valley railroad bond election com
menced icMerday Until recently the
clllensere in the habit ofoting bonds
without roglMorng , but certain attorneys
contended that the bonds would bit illegal
without a legal registration of votes
prior lo election.
The iiie.tion | of voting bonds to the ex
tent of l.'i.iHitl lor a new court house is
now being agitated , and the legal' epics-
lion as to the right of the commissioners
lo isiiic bonds lor a court house , even
though \oted b\ the people , is being dine -
e n. ( ( ! . It is claimed by some thai Iho
supreme court 01 this stale i > i a recent
decision of a eas brought trom one of
the we-tcrn counties has held that under
thu pieoent law the people cannot confer
pouer on tJio conn' * board toUsiiii bonds
even b.it . vole , no matter how great the
majority east in Its favor.
Policeman Fowler was arrested Tues
day on the ehaige of having made an ar
rest of three purlieu with malicious in
tent and knowing the parties lo lie inno
cent The three jiiii'tic * in question
were charged with lighting and .shooting
in iMrs Co.iUuy's saloon on la-t Sunday
allernoon The\ , were relea.sed h.\ the
court aflei * a piVliniinao csatmnalion ,
and forlhudh had Fqwlcr arrested. This
policeman seems to havu lots uf trouble
liefore he had been on tin tnree iwo
d.o * hu urro.ited u uiuu for tcdng ! u
. H
tV J
watch , nnd it subsequently appeared Ihnl
ho had the wrong pig by the ear On being
ing released the indignant pr.soner im
mediately sued the policeman and tin
city for $20,0011 , nnd the suit is still pending
ing in tlin diMrict coart.
A largo crowd went yo terdny from
tlii eity by special tr-i'in to the Turllng
stock fnfm snip , whieh Is down on tlu
Nebraska ( 'ity railway. Many noteti
e.attlu and stock men trom IllinoU and
Iowa were In the cily nnd luft with tin
excursion.
The widdlng of Mr VA Ilnrris nml
Miss funk , of this eity. took place ye
terday niHin nl Ihe Conprcgntlonal
church. Mr. I Ian Is is a Lincoln boy ,
the son of George S. HnrrK formorl.v
land commissioner of the Hurllngton anil
Missouri , ami Mis * Funk in the dnughtei
of Fre l Funk , Fsq , i roprlctor of the
Lincoln opera house. iSIr Ilnrris is en
gaged in the blinking bitsltiom nt Onl ,
in this state , where ho intends to mnkr
his homo in thu future. The good wishc *
of many friends follow lliu Impp'y couple.
An nl tern | it was made Tuesday nii ht
to burglarize Woltermade's saloon. Ihi !
thieves made the break between I and ' !
o'clock in the morning nnd were fright'
ened away. Several tools lifted by the
burglars were found on thu ground.
BTATI : AIIIIIVAUS.
K. N. Donn , David Citv ; J. N. Aniotv
buch , York ; T. ,1. Murphy , David City ,
L. T. Hull. York ; Phil ( JiirroUon , Oma
ha ; F. N. Prout , Hluo Springs.
SUMMKIl conirijAINT cured nnd Inv
niedlaU'ly nOlovisl liy Dui'i'v'fl Punt : MALI
Wiisiuv ) : , 81.as pur bottlu , sold by Duiijgl.siH
nnd Oroocrs.
The I < eel < Miilh'H Art.
Chicago News ! "Tell you something
about loektuulths ! " exclaimed an old
crattHinan , dolefully ; "theru nro none
any moro. The trudo Is dead. Looks
are all made now by machinery , exoept ,
perhaps , safe and prison looks , those are
hand-made because they illord | grifaler
security than Iho olhur kind. Time wa
when Die loek-maker was n ftinilh nnd
iHill-linngur as well , nnd tliu trade was a
good one , but it is nil changed now , ami
we do nothing now o.xcMpt repairing , or
occasionally miplicating a key that luus
been lo.st.
" 'J hu Inctory-mndo look hns taken the
| ) lncu of tnu hand-Hindu article , and
U riven us out ot thu business. Now , per
haps , twenty mun aie retpiircd to maUua
look which lormeriy was the work of one
man. ' 1 hesu men Mipci intend machinery
by which certain parts of lliu louk are
made. One man imndles n punch , and
cuts out the tumblers ; another makertlbo
Inters , the spiings nru ntiulu by anotner ,
and so on , until all tiio parts nru ready to
bo put together. Nmiu of thvse men
could make a look without nssisttinue
trom other workmen , and they have no
knowledge of the principles ot looks.
"Uoforo the oraol muulnnery all locks
were madd by hand. Tlmt is why > old
lock-smiths understand ( jieir budiuess so
well. ISnt there are very few ! smitlis of
the old school in the business lunv. Most
of them have quit making locks , and are
making sowing machines. The princi
ples on which sewing machines are made
can bo easily understood by any lock-
smity , tuld thuru is moro money'to bo
maile in the new business.
"Yes , lliu modern lock is superior to
the old-tasliioned nnd for- this
- one , - rea
son , it is harder to pick The old lock
was madu to accommodate a large key ,
so that no matter how line the construe-
t.on insidu an accomplished cracksman
could always get an idea of thu works.
The kov-holc lieing large , he would in
sert a wire , the end of which being cov
ered with wax would receive nil im ) ivs-
B on of the st ) lo ol key required to op"ti
the lock. It Wns an easy matter to make
a key alter this model in wax , so that al
most nil the old locks could bu picked
wilh but little dilliciiHy. ' '
"Tho patent lock of to-day ; requiring n
Hat key , duties any attempt at picking
tliu works , because tliu key-hole is so
small and the slots are too numerous.
For t nit reason skeleton keys nro nseless
to thieves nowadays , and urauksmun rely
lor success principally on their po sus-
dion ot duplicate keys.j '
" 'Jail work , " sis it is known to tlin
trade , is the only branch of our business
wh' ' ' machinery is not used.
1 A 1 the looks for jails and penitentia
ries .ire made of wrouulit-iron and con-
strnetKl with from Iwo to live tumblers
finished oil'smooth on the inside and held
together by steel screws nml brass
clamps. The parts when thus joined are
nlsoliitely nir-light and the only opening
in the look is thu kev-hole. Such a louk
is at ) durable as can be mado.
"The principle ot the modern lock is
very old. I have a book here which
fjives a description of n lock found among
thu ruins of tnu great temple 01 Karnnu ,
and wli ch wan in use moro than forty
centurie.s n io. The leading principles of
( hist lock have served as the foundation
for most of the inventions of recent
times. The locksimtns ot China , we arc
told , had centuries be lore the birth of
Christ perfected a lock out of which a
sharp nambno thorn would 'dart ; | nd
Mr.ko tlie hand of any one wrongfully
tampering with it. The end of this am-
lioo thorn was .steeped in a poisonous de
coction , and should the hiokless tlief (
esuapo death ho would' ' be ( harked
for lite. Hut this story is hardly cut tied
to full belief for the reason that ns
the Chinese thcinselvca claim , gunpiw- )
der was manufactured b.y them at the
time , n celestial safe-blower could enNily
render the patent louk harmless by tlio
aid ot a few grains ol powder.
"Tho mcdnevnl locks were among tlio
most elaborate and delicately contrived
specimens ot these articles ever pro
duced They were enveloped in stuel ,
covered wilh beads and lloral designs ,
and were mostly found on tliu doors of
lliu ancient cathedrals or in the magnili-
cent cab nets that have been thu marvel
ol succeeding ages. "
Angostura Hitte/rslsa hoiuwho'd. word nil
over the win hi. Kor over .V ) years It has ad-
vcilised itselt hv ils inoiiK It Is now adv'cr-
listd to wain Hie pnblio au'an-t ! eotmter.cits.
Tnep'tialnoaiilciu Is in.iniil'autiiiod by Dr.
J. ( ! . IS. aie-reil .t Sons.
Torco of Habit. '
Harbor ( lo customer in chair ) Do you
live in the city , sir ?
Customer 'I live in Itiiflalo.
Unrlnir In business in liud'nlo ?
Customer Yes , sir , in the same line
thai von are. I'm a barber.
Harbor Ah , indeed ! Pleased ' to mqet
n lellow prolensionnl. Trim y'our li.t.r
up n lit-cr have a xliani-cr-yi > iir head in lull
ot dand-cr-try a bottle ot my Nonesuch
Hair Inv ig-er-ah-jeh-barbcr-lhc.royou are
sir-tun cunts , please. Nc\l !
The Woeld iMovos.
Tennyson's latent poem is unlitled'Clos-n
of AnotnurJCvu. ' IIiiw the world does
improve1 The firsl Kvc had no clothe- ;
al all , if the photographs wo have seen
of the lady are ( o bu relied on.
rii.ns ; ; pihirs it m n H
A sine euro for Dllml. Itlcedlm ; , Ilcldn-
nnd Uleeiated Piles has biM'i ) diseoveied by
Di. Williams , ( an Ind an lemeih ) , called Dr.
Williams- Indian Pile Ointment. A sin lu
box ha-s cmed the woist chlonie eane-s oli'n \ > c
: > U.veais i-tandlii ! . ' . No one need suffoi ne
minuteaitei apnl.vln this wundernil south
in. medicine. Lotions and mstimiients ilu
iiioie luu in limn pmd.'llliii"in' \ Indian
Pile Ointment absoiln the tinno.t. allajs the
intense iti ldn , ( paititidnrlj nt nitrht after
tettbii ! ! vvaiin In iK.-iD.iH'tsasii iionlllce , irives
hiMant relief , nnd Is iiicpiired only lor Piles ,
itchiiu'of piivate pails , and lor nothingclie.
"SKIX lIKi\HIW : < JL'Uii ) .
Di , I'r.i/.ier's ilairiu Oinlinunt cnrns us by
niauic. Piniplfs , lllaek Heads or ( iinlks ,
lllolehes nnd Kiiipthins on thu face , leaving
thuhlun clem and bcaiitltnt. Also ruinsIteli.
halt IMiemii.rue Nnrnlu . Sore Lipn , and
O dOtHliuatel'li'i'rs. '
.Sold In iduj-'tiistn , or mailed on iceultlt pf
.Vice HIM.
Itelailetl bKulm ACo. . . nnd Sfhrouler As
licvht. Al wlioc.saiu by C , K C > uod < iua.
LUCK COIJptABD CHARMS ,
Spitting en a OoJJi nq an Oblation to Dam <
'Fortune ,
Articles Carried to Keep off D
nml AppcaVo tlio Witches-
Undertnker
Denver Trilmno-llopubltcan : YosU > r.
day an extravagant' gniillomnuslopped
nla Denver fru t Hloru and purcliasod { i
cunta worlh of pnnnuta of the presldina
gi-nius , who happened to bo a small lmy ,
w hose brown skin ftud black uyes denoted -
noted Hint ho WUH a child of mmny llaly
As the gcuUeman was In nt ) hurry , and
us tlio dirty awning over the peanul
stand allordod soiuo shellwr from tlu :
ruin , the gunlloman lln rod , ate his pur
chases nnd ulinllod with the boy.Vhen
ho had. llnisli'-d ' Ids chat , ho gave the boy
u nickel. Thu youth entiled , thanked
his benefactor , spit upon the coin nnd
put it in his pocket.
"Why did you spii. upon ( lint nlcklo be
fore yon put it into your pookct , " nbkod
thu iruiilloman.
"Aio Hpita on a nloks for lucks , "replied
thu dago , witli u pleasant , grin.
8PITIINU ON A COIN.
'Iho act of spitting cm a git coin to
bring luok wns not n now tiling lo Iho
questioner , but il. sot his mind upon thu
Htibjoct of lucky coins , and during the
day ho Inquired among his iiL'quaininuecs
with a view of ascertaining how many of
them carried luck coins or pocket pieces.
Ilu found Hint almost every man whom
hu met carried Bomusortof a com , medal
or odd articlu in his pockets either as an
oblation to Dnmo rortunu or as sou-
veil. . ra.
' 1 ho greater number of coins were
either trom toreign mints or wore coins
of the I n ted Males , either < ounterfe t erse
so badly defaced as to ho of no use as lo-
(
gnl tender lor nnytlimg. Several were
1-ceiit nieces , which until very recently
were almost useless in Colorado , ns only
dimes and mukels wuru used ns small
change.
A TltttASntr.t ) NICUT.t. .
One young married man who had just
declared that he hadn't irot n cent witii
h m , I. shed a very black nickel out ol his
ket when tlie'"mattor of souvenirs
( . . .inn up. Ilu said that laat didn't count
tor money , as bu had carried it for Ion
years and wouldn't spent it When asked
why hu treasured it so carclully , he
siuilud sheepishly , and si id " \\cll , I
don't ' care about it now , but I've carried
it HO long 1 uont like to pail w.th il.
When 1 lirM got it ,1 , was a young tool. 1
was dead ma.snod by a lilllo g rl , and I
couldn't get acquainted With her. al
though 1 tried everyway known to pol to
souiety. Final ! v , one evening , 1 was s t-
ling in a tliealeij wifh a hall eye on tne
stage , nnd nu eyi , nnd a halt on her ,
wti.m she sndduuly' jmllid her handker-
ehiet trom bur poulcit and out dropped
this nickel , nndit' rtdled dinctlyat my
leut. I picked ii up , and I've carried it
over RJneo.
" ' tale " said of
"liuite a renu'fkaiilo , ono
Ins hearers. ;
"You were iv dHlionest fellow , " re
marked a secoiid , "y"itt ought to have ro-
lurned it to the lady. "
" Ves , " said another , " nnd you might
have got acquainted by that means. \ ou
were a tool ns > vella # n knave. "
"Wns that young , lady > our picjent
wifey" asked aiiotlii'r.
"No , " said IhVri/an / with the nickel ,
"and ii'on't you'tell'rho fetory to your wile
or she'll tell mine.- " -
AM. KIN Us OK Wnm TIIINC.S
Further inquiry revealed the taet t'lat
n greiit variety of articles are carried
about in people's pockets tor all sorts of
reasons. Any quant ty of people carry
"buckeyes" or horsu chestnuts ns pro-
vuntaves of rheumatism. One old gen
tleman wears a lirass ring whicn used to
bu n part ot a pair ot sn.spcmlurs. U his
wa&nl-oa warder against rhenmati.sm.
Till ; I'NDr.ltfAUKIt s AITUI.NllUi : .
Ono undertaker's apprentieu was found
witn a br.ieelut upon Ins troukled wrist.
lie was a red-lienlled' , long-neekcd lad ,
with an air ot reckless abandon. Ho
swore and distribute , ! tobacco juice with
n pcrle.ct prodigity ; and the discoverer of
the bracelet wa.s astonished nt sucli a
display ol asthctic.sm. He asked mm
why lie wore the Uaublu , and the boy re
plied that it was i\ \ sure thing to prevent
blood-pomoning , to which he was more
or less li.iole m handling corpses. \ \ hen
asked win re he got the lir icelet. lie
replied that lie got it oil' tlio vvr.st of one
ot their sulcits | :
There were liorscslioes uvervwheru ami
of all kinds , gold , diam ) ii I , w j , > 1 MI , jet ,
tin and paper. 'I II.-M ! were worn as
w..luii charms , as br.ieeh ts , as wad or
naments. The.v Were hung over doors
and lienind saloon liar-i and in store win-
dons. Everybody knows tn.it they aru
the most lucky thing-i ill tiu ; world , and
it a person can Imd one in the street or
upon a country road where a horsu has
just east it , il the Under knows when sheer
or Inis well o it.will . no p o' ' < e I up care-
Hilly , mud and nil and carried oV. :
ucnri.sd 'i in ; DIVII. ; A WAV.
Tlie horscshou suporatition is a rem
nant of tint old habit ot'gn irding against
witches and witeli-cratl. 1'he old eiiito'.n '
was as now , lo hang it over or upon the
hoiibu door lo kuop the witeheeof tie |
devil out.
There is one ol 1 superstition which has
grown tobea portion ol architecture , if
tin , tiirm may ho iincdand which is never
noticed , Any one can sen it by simply
looking at an ordinary door where tliu
mateinil is entir.dy wooJen. Aglaneu
will show that thu solid woodwork which
passes between the two upper pannels of
the door ciosscs nl ( lie base ot the upper
pant els , nnd Ihun between thu lower
om s. lorms Iho lignro ol across. It is a
"M Peter's ' cross. . " .St. Peter , according
to liiMorv , was crucihed head down-
vv arils. Th's crons was originally plact'd
upon doors to keep the ( lev ,1 or the
witches out , niidi-iUins grown to bu a
custom of all eiit-p.'fll.trs anJ buildon of
modern times. l > ( l , , ( .
Coughs , Cohis nnd .Sore-Throat yield
readily to I * . Douglass & Sons' Capsi.
cum Cough Drj i ) ! , '
The Prolo.YfiifHi ol' Haso Hull.
Philadelphja-lleeWhl : For some years
past the ailiniri'i'no.i ' ' bast ) ball Imve clr.ir-
h perueiyed thai their lavontu game was
fast passing from llm c.itcgoiy of sjiorts
in the long lists of professional enterlain-
nients ilmt aruUUi.'red to an excitement-
loving publ.c ilnriii" ' the summer months.
It is not a dieadw : SIIT.JU th i o.t > ' of P i In-
dulphia. for ij 'AUi ' 'lo , was swarming
with amateur ( dqliWi amateur ball clubs ,
able on occasion to give the best clubs in
the country a Imi'dtiihHlu. Gradually thu
niimbei ol lliese organi/.ationsbas iiiniin-
ished , until now thureare but , three oi' lour
that may justly lay claim to consideration ,
and ot lliCM ! i.nt one the Young America
is made up exclusively ot amateur
players. The nat'onal gamn , as its vota
ries st.vlo It , is now a profMioii ( , in which
emiilo. ) munt U regular and well rewarded
anil to winch access in becoming eaeli
gear-on more and more ilillicult. And the
gumo vyliieh anmUmrs play toi anuirH'-
ineiil with ball and bat is quit > n di.ler-
unl all'alr trom an exhioit'oii by profis-
Ploual players T'IO ' lormur in a nport ;
the latter a spect iele. Am ituur contests
nru no more iv ardcd than a passing
gamu of billiards would bu , while tie
games played by salaried prnfcst.nnalK .
attract great crowds of sneutaturs and
form a source of large and bj no means
uncertain revenii" '
Tlh iwo U a ling bas ball , s-.oi i it < m
tvhuh , b , > tiiu i uit'Iu plan ol
Inrpor enlnrlo * thnti nnv others , contro
the inoyoinbiits of loading playen havi
now joined together In a compact ' .vhlel
cmphasi/M and renders linal the com
plete transfer of thli } aine from ils posi
tion ns n national sport to a place amonj
the long l.iHof monev innkinp inMltit
tiona which In America nro digniliei
Milli the name of sport Ten years ag <
Inifie bnll managers and club dli-wtor
were either sporting enthusiasts or de.
Iterate gamblers , now thovaro rotp otabli
and hard headed men of business , whogt
. iboiit the a Hair of winning championship'
'cnanl with methodical calculations nm
H rold blooded disregard for anything
be.yund thu gate receipts. The ndvnnt
nge of this nevy order ot Ihings is that I
entirely eliminates from tlio game :
played under such mnpleofl all suipiciot
of corrupt connivance or collusion. I
there is no enthiHiaMi ) among the hlroi
players , neither Is there any tctnptal 01
to diihone t play. Thus it IIUM beet
inuilo possible to place games of base bal ,
Hpoik si high plane ) of public inteies )
nnd nssnru nl the unino time that per
mancncu of nati image which is essenLn
to an exhibition of HO costly n character
With the National league and Atncrlcai :
ns oclation banded together , aa ut prea
cut , the future of base ball as a Held foi
remunerative investment seoma to bi
well assured. Nothing can dofent tin
intent of Ihe malingers o.xcopl. n wide
spread revolt on the putt of playeif
backed bj * large capital in OHCM eilj
where a lenguo or association ultib oxKts ,
It is not nl all likely that sne.lt an up
rising will onour , or , if it should occur ,
that It will succeed in ovei throwing ( lie
monopoly cMUiblNhetl by the now agrctv
incut. 'Lho Strong defense of the exist
ing organizations , nsido from the heav\
cost ni setting up an opjKisition , is in tin ;
tact that the iiia.xliimni salary of playurs
is lixed nl a higher liguro than any out
side parlies can pay with any \peela-
tion ol maklnga prolit When the root-Jilts
in all thu league and association cities
nro averaged it is evident that 5-.IKM ) for
Iho . .eason is a tnlr , nnd even liberal , re-
numeration lor any player. The tiexl
step should bu an eijunli/.alion of play
ing strength between thu clubs ol inn
two ashooiallons , s-o that the disparity
between witinoN nnd losers should be
less marked ami distinct. Thu olnbs
have it In their power to make large
profits tmxt season by this simple pro-
cess.
The pain of .lob's boils wa < < n'ruravat-
ed liy his comforters It ho had had St
Jacob's Oil lor n comforter his boils
vvo'iltd have lelt him.
DAYS OF GOLDEN MEMORY.
How a Hiroct Cur Conductor Havoil
. UO Tlio "Msscr" "oil tbo
Hull
New York Telegraph. A fat man with
a blue suit and a enrdigan jacket but
toned Under bis coat stood near the place
where the hor.so ears Mop and start at
Harlem yesterday , taking to a young
man with lead pencil smut on Irs nose.
'I ho tat man was connected with the
stieet railroad company. The Doting
one was a tepoiter of the Unily Tele
graph. They were talking about the
growth of Harlem ami iUorrisant i.
"Them's n palatial saloon up here in
Harlem about ready tor occupancy , " the
tat man said , 'that thorn * .story con
nected with that's worth hearing Itwdl
cost $ ; ttiii ) > to nt il up , nnd the rent is
ijl.dili ) a year lor the entire building ,
which the saloon-keeper leases and par
tially kith-jets. It'Jl be the most gor-
geonsgin-mill in llarliiu.
"About three 3 ears ags a fellow comes
to me and says , 'I could get on as con
ductor if I only had $ -n to put up as so-
curt v for Iho breast-plate bell register , '
nnd I lent him the money. I wasn't
vecdant enough to do it on the mere
chance of his saving i nongh to pa > me
out of u conducror's monger salary. He
was a progre.shive young man , and I
knowed 1 had a pointer togive him that'll
make payment ns easy as stowing away a
turkey dinner when jou're teulintr
hungry. All that Icllow calculated to
stay on the road was tour months , but
what does ho do but hang on lor twunt.s
one , and then he ( hops oil' with a clean
& -'llD ) to his credit in the savings bank
When the man came to relieve him my
friend looks h m over , and seein' lie was
bright and not likely lo < n > agin his own
interest , 'icsays- 'I'm goin'oil' , and I m
not iroiii' to starve , either I've made
mm ev in it , and . \oucan , if yon maiit to.
ti ve me $ . > . and I'll li.\ jon out' His
man cninc down and he handed over the
Lttlu thing as piled up tne * .VOii. ! It
vva-n's bigger , bnt u little thicker , than
those 'In Oed We Trust' silver pieces ,
what is valued at about Wi cents. When
you put it in , > our _ hand and chip it up
'against the register n man up n tele
graph | iole eonldn t tell , tor h h lite , that
the bell hadn t rnn r and the register
elmrged n a fare The bovs call it 'the
ii'ggel',1 ' I suppose it's because the re
ceiver thinks there s an Atrienn in tins
fence when the receipts lake n drop.
, woist eases iclleved and
cured by Dir-v's Prm : M.u/i WIIISKIV. :
Kecoiuiaendcil by leading pliVhicians. bold
jy diuxs'sts ' and plovers.
IN-j-aonnl
N. S. Harding , ot Nebraska City , h at
the 1'axton.
: &Dr , M M. Moore , of Chicago , is at tlio
L/'o//ens.
W. II. Michael , of Grand Island , is at
the M.llard.
J. 15. Hnrncs , of Poncn , is registered at
the Millnrd.
Dulcvan Hitas , of A'irora , isin thocity ,
stojiping at Hie iMillard.
Dr. T. C. Kern and T. K. Luavitt , of
Lincoln , are at the I'.ixlon.
( inner , il J. C. Mo'iridii. of Lincoln , is
n tlio eity , a guest al thu Paxton.
Tl O. ISronvj , a prominent attorney of
Norfolk , is stojiping at the P.i.xton.
I ) . J. O'Donahue loft vestor Inv for thn
cast , to meet his wife hom.ivvard bound
Hon. Church llnvvo , aecompanieil l.v
iih him , 11. U. Howu , of Auburn , is at thu
L'a.xton.
J.jmes C. Hirnev , of Civln , member of
M ilo live stouk commUs.on , is at the
A. L. Smith , city treasurer of Wept-
nliesler , Pimn. , is in the eilv. a guest of
I. K. Coulter , deputy oily auditor.
Mint Paddock , of Beatrice , is in tlio
citv , the gn > st of Mr. nml Mrs. W. K.
Aiinln , nt 1 1 17 Sherman avenue.
O. H. MeKnUiu , Platlsmoiitli. William
Daily , P.tniiJ. W. Cook , Wakelield. W.
II liarstow. ( Vole ; A. Powell , Hluir , N.
1 { . ( Joooli , Albion , are at the Canfiold.
Jndgo Andres lust niaht married two
poojile in peculiar comlltion of life A
man entered his oilicn about el < jlit ;
o'clock accompanied by a young woman
and declared his desire to be united in
the holv bonds. Ho had a liceiisi ! fiom
the county court which authori/.cd the
Irahsaetion , and thu jmlgo ntraighlway
pi r'ormed the ceremony. Upon the
completion ot the brief lorm the man
with some embarrassment asked llm
costs , iiivl was told hritlho law allowed
? : i.iD. ) liride and gloom retired for a
Few minutes lo the hallwav wneru thcv
I'onferred , at Ihe conclusion of which
man rutnrne I ii'id dupes led ' ? J ' , ' . " 1. all
Ihe twain could nke and serapn together
In t'lu ' vvotld. Tliojnd < 'u ipiietl intorm
I'd them thai they had bettin keep the
Funds to set up housekeeping , nnd they
retired With thanks.
Von c.nn buy fnrnituro cheaper of A.
L. I'jtoh & Co . -th I . < t . but. Parnum and
DnuglaH. than nnv otlmr plaun in Iho fit } .
Ladles will Mud It to tin ir 'idvanta o lo
xaiinno Patch's wloi'k ol vard wide em-
< r < ndei4cil nk itmg Jlanuoii buluru pur-
jhito.iiir elnuwnere
DAILY REVIEW OF COMMERCE
Wheat Havinj n Wild Whirl , but HoldiDj
lU Own in Price.
THE MARKET A FLIRTING MAID
Livestock I'lRiires Contlniiti tfiisnlls
raotory anil lepresnliiglj ) Dull
Trade nt l''oi-elRn ' lolnt
Our Homo Koport.
OUAIX
Ciin-Aoo , ( ) rt , Js.-Tspeclidto tlirt Hr.K.- ]
"Woliavo hrtlneoiui'lllsh nuiui-l
snld a poitly louker-on In wheat ;
\er > mdok to lespend lo liilluoneo on
and ol llioi'iui > es teiidinx to tils
tnrh viduo.ve luive bad nboiit as laany tin
one Hiiio ns on the oilier. If nil iulvniiUiN )
liaa boon scoted on cither side It IIIH IKHSII b >
Ihe bulls , vsho Imve J4e to their emlll. " Thlh
was tiliout Wovu : : ) n limmberhent RKK | ( |
nlMi'ic , compaiison heiii inndelth jostvr
duj's oloslng i\t ! ss fte. linriy in the daj
things IcoUd lnnthe pit bcltiK full 0) )
sellers nml prieos | > lntliif. ilowuwniil. Tin-it
ueie IIIIKC iiiiintnksot | min , ' \\laut luoii lil
out.MiikliiK IhiHinlKr down lit in Jv < ' in
t > si > viV ( ! > \\hleh intleiiis the lowest point.
A rilled aid lo the weakness
\vhuiitliisdov\nwaid nuine wasinndeas thu
| io.-ltiii , ' ol ir > * , uoJ laisheis. or Is heal loads < > i
utl uintvr wheat In Now.Yoik as behitf oat
til nonunion. On e\ej-.v ( liH'Imo , all ilu way
do\Mi , taere were qiiimtUtes el'stnlt otTeitd ,
bill It Heeined to uouio lunn the Oio\\d ) ; eii-
eraby , mtlior ihim troia any pai licit , ar
IIOIIM ) . Tne ihs-iino NMIS ste-iiped hy
talk of llfiht nvelpls and u
tleslro on the pait of local opcinlois to load
up at the ihvdnc , To-iinu row's cailnmto on
\ \ ae.itasomy It'Jeais. SaniLs a so thought
It n KM ii H I time to cover. A combination 01'
Imtuiio and gossip \\eie lartots that iinoied
the bu.ls on the up nun. On the llooi tele-
Kinius leiHiitul tlueecaip'inM IUKCII lei .vlnp-
IIKIII al Toledo , but latei KliiK > V Co. , ol that
c.tj , diseialnied n I kmnvlcilce ot It. A stuij
\\ius ( livmated that aiiiotuftsarln _ ; imai
ir > uOU ! to IMI.IHHI lui. hail been tal.e.i line
lei the same pininise , liiiKt'i Is nletd ( to
have taken It Itc.ixd lij these ivpoits the
top pt ices o > thotla > wiie leached dmliii ; the
last limn , NouhucMcin aihices ic le s
hainivun and not dixiphedoutof ( he ea cii-
laiious. and theilivadiin intilinx assot'ladoii
is eallin Icna ol a n liie. An olllcial ol the
Noithitn I'aciiitibet ; that the iiioveiiient ot
wheat on tlnil luail Is itlUYled elliileh b )
pilrehVhen "Slliinii s.ijs llilliuhsup" lil ) > -
intnlh me lice and vice ui.-n. 'Ihevaie
sio\\cr now than on Dctolwi 1. 1'riKlureih
can hold , as a Kcacrai Mile , \\hen ( he nan Kit
uoihiijiiiln.st them. Moiaire iupaeli > in M.
null is limited. Du.mli has a tnpaciu tor
ioiwntwi ) Ini.silli 1,11111,0110 bu. in stoic. This
\MI.S oa the mitli. Mncc thai dale it has lieeii
ilii leased lo lsl'ilKl : ! ( lai. 'l'o\\aids USio theie
\\neaiewh.iles ot Deoeinbei at & ' .ii4e hut
this \\iis land ) the ( reneial m.iiket. Latei II
stuuiK' | < l ml i4e , c.osiiig iiulet ill thu net iid-
Mince noted.
I'io\ ; ISUINSDmliiK the tiist two hoiu > ot
the uioinim ; session the pinMs.un pit eon-
tallied a lai ci t m\\d than at any one time
Ibis i-easeii. 'Hie lUiiso wa * the mnisual
weakness iiiodiued o.laise receipts 01 hos > .
I'liees , howexei. onlj diupiicilolt i'jOi'.Vand ' '
latci ivtiovcitd in sj iiiiuuhj with the
CIIICUJO lilV3 ! HTOUIf.
CIIICAOO , Oct. as. [ Special to Iho Uii.J- :
C.VTTI.I : The nniikct lemidns in the SMIIO
dull and nnsutisiat'loiy eondltion us | nc-
viomly noted. Tlie veiy l > e.st natives on the
iiiiiiketnie not making oveil > .00 ( < ( \ > . . ' > n. The
hitter is tin ; hilii-l | juice Ililh week and tlicv
were a lot that nvorap d l.VW and over. IJut-
Inh nraikets Mww no iiujiiovuiuent ; Aincii-
ciin Ihec.Utlo aie Milling Ihia week at the
cxtmoidinary lew puee of ll H c lor
tlioestliiialed dio-ssed vvti hl , and Ainciie.in
ix'tiitrumtor beef atK D' ' e. Neln.iska u.inned
( foods sue selling for the lowest price * on
let'ind. Tlie .stocks aie the heaviest known ,
not only in Chicago iiut to the Iirltlf.li inn- :
Ket.s and only u war will cte.ilo n demand
tot this p.ut of the e.ittlo pmdiK't
and work off ( lie siimlni on hand.
Tlictmppi.v of range entile , o d y wa.s lingo.
' 1'he deinand wnsiak \eept lor betlei
Blades , Coiainnn to la r qualities of rangers
vveiein veij laiKOMippl.v and tht-y sold vcij
slowly and as low as al : iuv lime. The
inaiket lor Tesims wasveiy Hal and pi lees
vveio the woi.st ol tlio i-eii'Oii. Tuesil.iy tine
double-wintered Indian entile so d at --.lli.i ! ! ( (
f.'i'i. At the oi.'iinur | oi the vv.o c " > I.IH ) vv.is .
about the lop lei good noithwcsturn lallinis
and pih erf now aio about tl.iM.ui.riJ
lower than la-t vear. A lew ver } choice
henv .Montana beeves wild as high
im M.IO. but ovvnets aie astonished
to see whatgood on-.s aie ri'iiilied | totelch
s.'W Kfo.1.7. ! . fc > hippimr stccis , i.VuMo l"i 0 UH ,
> 4.iK > ki < r > . : > o : uo.no IMW Ihs , SI.IKU/M.-J.'I , SMI to
I'JX ) , frll.lUV t.'iO. Thioiih ! 'les.m cattle.
ir > 0 It- ) , $ A7.-K ' . ' ) " > . Sales-Mi .Moiitamis , ire
llw , M . .V ) : ivi .Mont in.is , 1111 IDs , Nt.-ri ; I.KI
.Mniitaii.is , 1-iJilhs , > : . ; ; 101 Montau.is , i-JM
Ills .SJ.'i'i ; 1 \Vvolillll.s ) , Til ) . ! IDs , s-'J.UO ; 1& . >
NelnasUntih. 1107 Ihs , s.i.TO ,
lions 1'iade opened slow , with ftoni " > , -
( MX ) to .ir.OUt ) on hti.e. Ini'liidlni ; flesh leeelpK
.bale-i weie fullv iivilie ) lower than vesieuliiy.
I'ackiinr and hhipniKiU | ] to ' ! * ) Ib- * . . * ! ! . nvt
'S.tpO. LUbt wemiilH , UK ) Lo 170Ihs , Sj.lU ; > i5\.i ; ( ;
IbO Lo .lu Ibs , cti'-l ; ! ) > .
THE MARKETS.
J.'lXAXCI.VIj.
New Vorlc. Oct. > . .MoviY : On cull
casnl l' < t : > | iei cent.
I'ltuii : .MmtcANrn.i : I'APIIUt < l > > pui
cent ,
l''onniiX ( ICxeitAVui : Hit. t.s Dull at
Sl.s.)1. ) : ileiinind , H.si1. , .
iovi.KXMi ! : > I'M Dull and --leadv.
hn.t iisi--ftu cks vv re innilei.itely active.
\Vitb the c\cciimu | ot halt a i.o/.i'ii hlouks ,
cxii.'iiic H.ictiiatloiiH vvcio less th in I p r
cent. 1'iic swcieveiv iiiemiliirand In MIIIHI
eases the lowest ot the daj hmiuiuide at or
n.in llio opi'iiiir/ mheis about noon , and
still odiei.s late in the iiltcinimii. Tne ni.tikel
ciiiscd "diii nvh it irnxnl.it , hat eiiei.iliy
sicid } lei the most active Mocks , at Kill us
over last evening ot ' ; ( ( < $ * pel cent , with ex
ceptional udv.iiiLcs oi } > { percent In Del.i-
wmeiV llr.d-on. t'tf ] rcuit in M. raid , and
1 ' 4 pel cent in U'.ulniK while Xevv Votk .t
New Hii-cland Is down I'l ' jtei cent. Tueie
vv.is iiiori ! th.in tisnil activity in I'.u'i.iK .Mid.
which closed at tuc highest piic.i ol llm dny
with an adv miv ol / ; ; pui ivnt. A slaicineiit
is in nle in.it the ciiimmin will ino.i.ibiy biiovv
> lnOjiX ( ! ) xiiinlus on . , : , v 1 nest.
STOfKH ON W.VI.I. siiiiIKI1.
r. } ) rent bonds. . . JOlf 0.\sN.W lonf
t * . ts. IKh ! ! > > pieleiied. . . V-Vi (
New I's. . . 1'iHi.V. V. C lrj' ' <
"leiiieH'MOl 'lt' l'i ' 4 Oie 'on Tnill. . . 'jr ? (
0 nti.d I'uilni ! . II I'.u'lnii .Mall ' > M
\ . , tA lii'A'j I' . . D. iVlC l.iJ
tnefeiitid. . . . l. ' > 1' . I' . ( . ' Ml
r. . n. , V.i ( lilIJi Itork Island . . ia.1 } ' ,
D. . L. iV W. . . . ll'-'f ' "st. L. V h. V. . . X > , t
D. it It. ( i I 'A pielened . . 40
Lne yH > ( V , , M.iV St. I' . . m
pielened . . . l"i ' pielened. . . llil' ' <
IlllnoiHCeiilial. . Ml SI. l'.vO ' : i'H ?
L. li.ivU' . . . . lli'f ' pielened . . ! K ) '
K.IIIS.IH , tTe\is. .Ti Ti'Mlrt I'aci.ie . . Wl'f '
1 .iI.e.Mioie . . . . hl'j lliilon I'-ienic. . . filj <
i. . , V N 4W. , SI. L. V I' . . 10
.Mich. Onti.il. . . . 7l'-i ' | irefeiied. . . 17"J
.Mo. I'aci.ic . . . HU U'esteni Un.oil. 'i * > fi
Noillieni I'ae. . . 'JVi'lO. H.sN \ W
, Opt.u" < . - Klour-Moieiicthehiit
. . . ; no bliljipin iK'inaiid. wlmci
v\hi < at , „ Miiithi'in. . .jl.ri.rt.iwViseoiisin : \ ,
M.iiit.i/l.M.'i ; MlclliuilU. CLVn * ) . ! " ) ; Milt hpinn , '
wlienf.s'i.700 l.HH ( .Mliine.soia b.ikir- . . -i.Vi4 , ) I
I.Vi. p.itent.s , ? 4.T.Vt ! * ' . > > * > . I
\ VIICHIctnc , nun .r'd ' hl hci ; iipeiicd '
weakei. d c .n d ' .c.i.i I o I I'jc. ' l.ilci lined j
wi nl.er. mid i to-i < ! nlrn t 4cini'i ' ve-tciilaj ; |
N'oM'iniici. f'idl iti Dcceiala'i0 : iii'iMi c
JiiniMi ) : i'1 ' ' Ma > : Vo. ' { u-d "i'c. '
Turn -A little niiiie iletlve and p ICCH nd'd
; i hliiide ntiini e ; ll'tc ' itihh and ( 'ciuliei ' :
87ie * Noveiiibej : Jift e ji-ai ; 'Jl/jlc ' iJa.inaiv j
ii' ' o ilav. "
O.its 1 an dein.inil an.I ithont ' > U 'tier ;
i"i 4e ea h. i'l'je ' t'etiihir'i'.e ' : ! Novi'inUui i
KikuitSt . < Di'cen o l , AsU > f& > U < > .Ma > .
live M-iid > ill " e
'I'liiioiliv Oiilet ; piiiiip. Fl.tvtirl.ni ,
1 , i\M'Ci- | I lini i . N.I I. sj j , } ,
I'm ) . Aitivu , dtc.uicU , > . " , : / , ( ; , luter rallk-d |
I
nnd Hoseil steady : SVJ < SVJ % c.e 'i ' : * A
h.aOctolH-r ) and Xoveiuoer ; Sf. 5 K3-
comber : Sn.W-tMt'.ft'i ' January ,
Lnnl Moderately nrtlve nvpmcd'-
lower nnd o o ed steady nt the ilerl noS
. '
ber : M.sjt .trfS.\8. l eendior nml ymi-f S.V.O
& * * . ( > i Januarv.
Hulk Meats - Shouldm , 8.1.W-W..V - ) ; Pliort
elenr , MOir. ISflunt ; libs , Sl.Ki.
Whisky - -Ut.
Unlter Stiiuly nnd In Tnlr demand ; ( rood
to fftitey eiesunery , l.HyKXV. ; KIMX ! to rholco
dalr.v , liiB.\\ (
( "heese Aellve nnd steady ; rhediHrs ,
ItV ; Hats. iwlHic ( ! yoimn' Anicilcas ,
10' ' < e : elioleo SKlni * . T'ia '
r.sju's-KIrm at We , .
llides-stitid.v nnd uiiolmncpd. heavy rreon
salti-d. fnll.v cured , s'fe ; iL | ) | ( , h , e ; daiaa'ed ! ,
ti , ' < r ; bull hides. 'ic ' ; drv t-alted. U'i' .
'Inllow Sltady nml unchniigt'd ; No. 1 ,
count i y. f > c.
lteoolit | < i. Shlnmont'i
Flour , blilrt . 'JAOW 10.IVK )
Wheat , bn . l.Mi.OOO . 8.000
Corn. 1m . tWJ Ooo ot.ooft
( ) rtt < bu . llW.000 livOOO
K\e.ini . WAX ) P.OOO
IJarlev , bn . Tti.OOO CO.OOO
St. I/onK Oct. sa. Whont-ITIclirr nml
ven arilve lor May ; otheis slow ; ( Me Mil Inr
ensfi ; \ > 4Uc lor October : WJfe for Nuviiinbur ;
H7o for Docendier ; SI.U7 for May.
Corn .Stonily ; 37 rW * o foi
for NovcinlK'r ; ! ! ( ' > e lor AIny ,
Oats - Higher ; t4 ! fo lor wish ;
bei ; KOc for Mav.
live ( Jmei at .
\ VlilslSternly id
Vork-Dnlt it ! s ,
l.anl N'oinlnal.
Hatter ITnehan
Afteimxm lloanl Wheat , firm nrnl 'jfo hot-
ter. Coin mm but klow. Oats , iiulet and \m-
changed.
Toleilo , OcU'JS , Whent Closed qulqtand
linn ; i-asli and \o\cinb r. U * Ue.
Corn-Dull nnd easy ; Xo. 'J cash.
Datn UiioliiiiiKiil ; No. u wish , s
UniiHim city , Ool , 'Js.\viient Steady ;
en > h. H'jebid , T-4Jo ) asked ; Novcntl > or , T.V'-jo
CornIfusetlled ; cash , 'Jhjic ; Novemlier ,
ae hid , aN' nsked ; Mav. aSftWti've.
Oais- Nominal ; Ule bid , 'Jli enskod.
Iilverpool , Oct. 2\ Wheat ( iota ! supply ;
new No. 'J - \ Inter and spring. 7s 3 > .fd
CornICIN oiler inodenitely Is fid for
spot. OcU 7.1nnd Novcnibi'i ; fnl for Do-
ceinher.
Now York , Oct. VSX. WhpalI.nvvcr ; ro-
ceipls. lOti.iKH ) ; exports , none : uiKradod reM
rik-iff LOJ ; No.J usi , We In ulevntor ; Doei'm-
bei e.osincnt t's ' e.
Coin Hlu'hei ; iwclpls , ni.dOO ; exports
JSlkKI ; iimiimleil , 4' ' ( < iVtifo ; No.lit : ! - N" ,
veinber ; No. ' . ' , i' U' ' ut-vJ4C ; In e'cvatov ' , f4j
nlle.it , : > ; sc e. i.imdi. ; Dei-embui elobins at
> 4t.e. -x
O.its-IUirlier tmd more active ; leecll't' ,
'Jt.iHW : exports. l > i7tHi ) ) : mixed western. . Wtf
'lie : white \ve.selll | , ilXiyl'V. '
relioleiiin Mini ; milled closed al S . IQ' ' < .
Hutw hieiuly and fail demand ; icooi | ti ,
: { ,0mi p.U'kilKes.
Pork-Dull and somewhat nominal ; .nicss
spot , l.'iKn'IO.oj ior.lnsMvliil. |
Laid Lower and less active ; western
steam spot , quoted atSH.li ; eoeail > > ciSlJ.ll
C.ui > .hi.
Hutler Klini and fair innniiy ; weslcin.
K Jie , . '
Chee-su Dull and nominal ; wei.teia flat ,
M ilvvaukoo. Oct. 3s , Wheat Firm ;
cash , buHe ; Xoveialier , Ni o ;
Coin-Steadv ; No a. 41 c.
Oats-Kiimei : No a , ! iVc. (
ll.ve ijnlet : No. I , file.
Hiiilej-Kiim.i : No. a , We ,
Pi.ivisioiH Lowei ; moss purk , cabh nnd
Noveiabei.'JO ? ; DeeeiuDer , ? .s.U'i.
Cincinnati , Oct. > . WheatI'alf do
main ) and stion.'ei ; No. a ml , iMiif'.Cu ' ,
Coin Dull No. 'J mixed. t4lj'c.
Oats-Muid.v ; No. amived. ar' 'c.
li.ve l''ir.n No. 'J. ( idc.
H.ulev ( jnlet and unclmtigud ; extra No. 3
spiimr. .v\'iiiVe.
Poik-Dullnt 5S7. > .
Laid l-'inn al S.Vs'i.
Whisky -Kn.uats-'l.rT.
niinneapolls , Oct. 2S. Wheat Slrnnn
mil a unic m liei id. leiinjnai | iuintf > , In.t
Linnets' dclivciie.s Iklit : No. 1 laud , casn
mil Oi'tohei. Mi , c ; Novendit ; ! . IKIe ; Dei'eiii-
Iwi , ! e ; .Mai00 ' ; No. I noitjicm , vush ,
sjc ; Dcet'iiibcr , Ni 'e ; May , Sloe.
I'lom Kli w sale , iinlleis not ( U.-po.ir < l to
mint cunee.ssloiis deiaandeil ; patcnus , f
l i i 40 ; baUeis. L.tliaMMO.
1 ! eeel pts Wheat , .I.0 < X ) .
oiasWhu.it. . : i..UX ( > ; Hour , W.OOO.
IIA MVH STOCK.
UMON bioru \ Aims. S , OMAHA , I
\\redne-day Evening , OeUj. . I
The livestock market wa.s laiih artivo In-
la.v inn by tar ( he fiicatcr iiiiinlxr ol sa ea
uade wuie fiexlei.s. Theie was a bettci do-
naiid tor Iceders than theivhas been lot sev-
i.u da.vs ] iast and the iinnl.cl was Sluing.
t'hc u'ccijits of cattle vveie veiv sinitll but
neie weie plent.v in Ihe yaids that Imd been
ett ovei liom Mondav. Jheie Is noiliaiiKQ
n but ! la i > ' Mock , ( he deinand iciaiiiiilnjf
( 'DIM ! lei a limited iiinnber. The IKI , ' in.irkcc
was at least IDc lowei , and on leceipt of inst.
in nevv.s was vnj weal. . Uuyi rs vvei'6' not
it all niiNiinis lo linat Iho deCilnu.
[ I'.VAII.I.VO I'lliri'.H.
Poor to deed to
.Medium. Kxtra.
Catliu-
.Miii His and over ? 4 40@l 01 13
I OOW-I 40
lv'oo , % < 5ino : n. s D. . )
I eedels r.j
Stockeis ! 1 'J."i
liiiish Texaiis HSI : i oo
\\'esteril Itiliuein. H 00t < : r > : i 7Xii/i /
NallvuC'ovvn a 75
Dulls 1 T.'i a M
DullsdKS
dKS
ItoinrTi Mixed. . . 2 U' ' ) v. m
raclclimaii'l Shipping , fi a 10
LlCIlt UL'In'lltl. . : ; in a n
) n
it.VMii : OK I'liir t'.s roil noun.
The eMiciue iiiii.'ii ot pnccn tor
iiived , p.ic.ltiiu and Hiiiini4 | | | and lluht
ACiJit ho { K for seven da VH is rihown below :
"
H"ui.irJi
" _ _ M \ed. I . _ Shlp.iln . _ WeightK. "
S'J 1K ) ( < A I IK i'OM
riunsday : i uo t l ( X ) : )
i WiOIK \ ) 5
iaiindiy i m6.IKI \ : i ( ) i ) if I
Uond.iy U iKVe't 11
1'iiitsilav ; | ( X ) itfi in : i r > < ?
U'edmsd'.v III ! : ) ( xif , i
Note All saien ol MucK in lids niukc ; ( an )
tinide pel ewi. live wi'i-ht , unless otheiwlsu
taled. Dead ho.'s sell at Ic pei Hi lor all
ivoe.'lilK " .Skins. " or ho'rs ' weluh < n. less ( him
> M llx. , no value. I'uunani tuwn uie JuiiKeJ
LUlba , illldalansMlltis.
til\'K STOCK.
, OcU - iThe DIOVOM' Journal
e PO i i
vvenk on n'l lint
, Hteeis si.'iil..vi ; : ) : stockeMainI
' . . " > ' . U : eow.s. bulls and uilMil ,
ia.liiinoiuli ; Te\uns. 1 c lowei * i.W'ti '
.iu we , ein i.iiiueis. cead.unlives | . ami
mil b eeiln M.-iVifl.vi : eow's. M.i.v/rtl-J' ;
vinieiedTeMiiis. si , rM.i- > .
lloL's UivelplM. ti.tKMi ! ninlt active nnd
0' Inner. niiiK'li and mixed. b'.l.-ludW.W ;
i.icMiij ; and hlniniiiijj , z\.w ; \ il.\i \ < i' nW\ \ > - .
p..VKifll.OI.
.Sheei-lecelpls | ! , 4.IKIO ; dull and Mni ' i
lain s. . . - 0/i-l. ill. wesiciii. si.Mi. < i. . . ' ! ) ;
l'e\ n S 0 ( u'\.M. \
KaiiNiiH my , Oi-f. 'is. - rattlelleit'ljits ' ,
. 'ii i. ihiiineiiii | < . i , tme : ti'iid > : esioifci.s. |
'i.J"nX4ii ! fjoiid in clinh'o shlmibi ) ; , VI.T.'WI <
III. ninniion | o inedilliii. 4. liliajl.lDi sloeU-
'Isaiid ' fccilcl.s , e'i.Vui .lit. cows , i
, ia < - l'i MIS sieeis , s' . ' . Hj.t.ill ,