THIS OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY. OOTOBBK 2D , 1885.
BIBECTOE/T /
MEAT MARKETS.
_
\\Kt\L \ \ A IIKllUKNS ,
Fancy Groceries , Flour , Eecd , Etc ,
Poultry , F-wh llnltor and K m n m < orlnlljr
Tliwnrni lm lotur lifon notpil IH tholonillrij-ono
In lliolr linn for llio llilnl wnnl trnilo. Alwny * en
torprlflhifr nlul up to HIM Union wllli plontyof ov-
erytlilnirth\tlSHm ! < l kfctit coiutnntly In Biotk.
BW < xir loth and IO < IKO si rout.
UKO. W. MAS3ON ,
AT TIIK
Peoples' Meat Market ,
Una iiiniieM'onntily tlio no rou , < ioiit'wt. now-
c-t , imiflt pnlot nail IM-K nt iinuknt In ilm
city , llo null * the St-jvctii cooling iixna , u-litc-li
If well K'JOWII as tfin lii-st rdlrlitonltor lorinoul * .
" i-lcpnono R " No. 18.1 Iiownitl Bt , , cor. tt.
Wnl-y'finvo
Kulllo ivmlcnl leaf tnnl U n ppcclnlt * ' .
E.
13th Street Market.
All Ulnrts of froth nnil wilt mtrnw constantly
On liiimU
" " .I'niiltrr , Kiitno , etc. , In * enwn. 15. Horbortz ,
C > ! 8o. I
HENRY UITTK11S ,
Meat Market ,
At MO Ciinilni : SI , . U thn plnco to KOt
cut nnil tliot on ohiHM Hint nm tn. Krcali tlati ,
, RIIIIIO HIKl Ull lIlOlJullClLl'IOI III hOllrtOII.
SARATOGA MARKET.
ED KUPPIG. Proprietor ,
BOI N. Sixteenth Stroot.
.Pnlt nml Binok ( l MoulH. Ooraiiin Sun-
fn tnn micoliilty liaino , 1'onllry iiiwl Vpjjotii-
I > IOH In ' ! ) ii. No cheap murkol In lonn.
California Meat Market
Donlor * In Frw h nnd Salt Montu , IHtullry nnil
Uc'lophono 131) .
Cfll North 10lliSlrt ot.
TEAS-
SAN GOON !
The linn ) flOnnllm ( "IIINKSK TIA , In mnrlir
roeiul , half pounil nail I'onail piujkiiyoi Itciil
tniiMiKoil lli > t < * lii ii iioinilno ChlaoMi ( Irlalc uaJ
uoi llio luiinliiiK painted to.m.
Colil only by
SAN GOON ,
No. 419 N. Sixteenth Slroe
DRUGS.
PrescriptionsPerfumery ,
I'ATISNT JIEOICIN'KS , UTO.
Corner storo. Mu onlo Hall.
W. J. WHITEHOUSE ,
l h AND WKDSTEI13T3.
Priien , TnlntH. Oils ami Stntlonorv. Run-'m nto
Olnliiiont euros ovorytlmo. I'rico M oouu ) . Uv-
Cry box Wiuriiniud.
RESTAURANTS.
JL I'KTIJIJSEN'S
DININGHALL. .
Wnrrnntol Oio l > o t cup of polToo In tlio cltr.
Meal cannot bo c < iimlo ! < l llount by tlio weak 4 ;
Rlni'loiiKMil Tiu. 1UO | ) miile dully In attuiuliuico ,
JIKS. S. F. WILSON ,
71 N Ifltli t-troct , noiir Hurt ,
Restaurant , Cigars
ANI > CoNrnrrioNKitY.
JUiiilHtoonlur , A liuvopiitiiiu o tro-n rovrulnr
Itonnlors : locuuicl nonr I he urnil nuli-oiul shopi
Qiultlio Noi'twostoi'n i o lot Koo'iis can U ; t-v-
ourod la t Ills | > iirt ol ton uhnupur tbtta any uthor
reripccUililo leciitloa In Onuiliii.
The American Cafe ,
COS SO. l.Tl'II ST1UOKT , NKAK IIOWAUI ) .
laullo ' anil ( luatloaiun's ltotuiiunt. :
Mould well cxMjkcil. well suu oauil unJ v
Borvril.
Illlll HllppX ! ! * ' II FpL'I'llll y.
Ilonr < l nun nlual tukui , $ l. IIuHcnpofcotToo
U tlio city.
J , W , Jones ,
rtaflnwoll funililio'l , well kept , tlily catlmr
benne al No 17H I'innim ; tt.aail all who i-'l"o
him n trlul will t o rournlarciiHtoinnrs I In i 001
Ills own cooking unil lilt llo MttoniN to tnuio--
tiutrnii ! , liuncv Ihoro IK ttrtl L'luau line unil uvo-
fythlriK iirt itHlionlil lui.
16tlst. RESTAURANT
CIIAS. R. WEBSTER. Prep ,
loxl nnd Inwtondnclod nilslno In the
pint ol U wa. Try ax lor ono week.
No. U ± i lUth nuir : Uliioii o rit.
The Norris Restaurant
IB UK ) vwv I'oit ' eiithnr honso la the oily , Try It
and you will be MitlHtlcd.
Tlukelii loi-L'l inciiN $ .ir > i ) .
Itoiuil hy the HCL'U s.l.i" ) . Mc\N. ; \ L''HI
IGthBct. DouRbs and Dodge Sts
wits..1.1' . mu.urs ,
Restaurant
ITnn junt lul-nn the lurvti niul ooiiimoillnn * r - > -
tniirimli Mtuntoil at No : ji'iNli'ili i-l , , an . ao
llucil u iii | with alliiDL-on'octloiiaryHiiiihi ' n the
litn t , lil ! < t the klu.'li n nail olnliiK riHini I.
fr I ' most coinplolulv Iiinu-lii'il. Tlio luUtt n.e
jj I . fiU > u per wuok lor iliu boinvl.
NEW. I-IIIST-CI.AHS
: Union Restaurant ,
CnfTeonixl laniL-h loom , LIT Iliunoy HI , , hut. lth
mid I > ih rlH. UniiKii lln.i. or | ' 'UIKMI\I. MMV- ;
r.i > " ' \T AM. ni'i'ii-i. ' ll-iv lioiinl * l M inul$4por
wuek. MIH , Wullut , l'ro | > rlutoii'- .
Ol.l ) VIC'S
Restaurant
. ,
Pnniiim anil Donvlai. Sou ttti > boHt In-
In tlieeiiy. Mouhiil ull liouio.
$500 Reward
For n bolter cup oi tollic unmi-im l-o Inul at Ihu
I-'iunoiii. Uiiliox unil lii-oiK lOMiiiurimt. iiyniom a
l > ivlnlly I\UML-I ; hiini lilll of Imo Hunl.tmt-
.tlvioitl ixilaloos cerxtxl with all incut nnil OSTK
O tltux : 1'oiter hontistciiU 'HI. choice nh t-li'ii'- <
la , Hiiiloln i-U'iik - * ( - . minion ulioim I u. | > oil <
chopK Lie , liiim anil O K I.Vllvor mitl luicon I'o ,
uoileunyihiOK m | iio | inion ; .l .S. Ilin hiix-c-i.
O. 11. Biii'ili vV I'o . l'ioincior | >
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AUCTIONEERS.
A. W. ' ) \ \ \N A-CO. .
Auction and Commission
i-ollclli-il ; Inuilliill Imi
Mill ) . hnllu > el live i-'ifk tiail Inn n-hold mini
tine in | ' | h me lesu c ui i > u n vli hj ilh ui
Itt'imniiWi- pliini , U v t , V I iiuihi-i o o k
N Ullikl , No IIU
A MANAGER MERRILY MATED ,
llam'ii o of en Estimable Pair of Lincoln's '
Best People ,
THE GOVERNOR THE MASTER.
The Survey Mnilo l > ir the ISIlthoi-n Vnl-
Icy Hoail Mutcrprlso nt tlieHloelc
Vnrtlw A Itrcozy
Cii | > ltul Kiniill Talk.
B ntK'a t.isi'ot.s nnnitvn.1
A grand wedding occurred Tuosdny
night at the now Trcmont hotel , HID POM-
trading parties bolngThomasFH/gerald ,
ono of the proprietor3 and iiianagerH of
the hotel , and Mary I. Gay lord , foiinorly
of Bridgeport , Conn. , now of this olty.
Father Kennedy , of thoSt.Thorona cath
olic. church , of Lincoln , olllelated. At
5 : % ) p. in. thu pnrty assembled In the
beautiful parlors of the now Treinont.
Thu groom waa dressed in conventional
black , und the bride in cream ullk
trimmed with real laco. After thu ce.ru-
tnony was performed a company number
ing 500 partook of a sumptuous supper.
Mr. F.gan , who was to have responded to
the ( oust , the "Now Treinont , " wn unable -
able to bo present , and I ) . G. Courtney
made n few remarks , m which ho com
plimented the proprietors on establish
ing so line a hotel as llio Tio-
inont , and also spoke in good
terms of the bride and groom.
U he presents received by the brhlo and
groom wore numerous and costly. Among
the most expensive wa.s a beautiful diamond
mend collar pin and an elegant gold
watch U > the groom , presented by guests
of the house. At ( U.lli ) p. m. the happy
pair took the west bound train for Den
ver , where they will spend a couple of
weeks and return to Lincoln and take up
thoiralKdu at the now 'Ircmont. The
kind feelings of hundreds of admiring
trieuds follow them.
TI1K MA'IIIKW'SON MATIT.tl.
It is reported that the stipremo court
intends lo file an opinion in a low ilav.s
in the ease submitted tn the court by tlio
board of public lauds and buildings ,
asking it to oVI'mc the power of the
board and the governor in relation to the
appointment 01 a matron of the insane
hospital , and that the court will hold
that the governor alone has the appoint
ing power. This decision will give Dr.
and Mrs. Mathowson , together witli the
governor , fulj sway at the an.\Ium , and
th board will havo. nothing to do but
allow : lie salaries of the olllcers and em
ployes of that institution.
TIII ; suuviy MAW .
The Klkhorn Valley railroad company
are making a now survey from Fremont
to Lincoln. At lirst it was nimored tint I
the company would use the maps and
profiles tornicrl.v prepared and adopted
liy Engineer McXair , tor the former Lin
coln i\s Fremont railroad company , but
Mr. I'rico , the railroad contractor , nays
that the railroad companies arc lee
smart to use the field notes or profiles of
any other than their own engineer.
A r-usmso nxTiitriti.su. :
The Stock Yards company has ap
pointed : i commitlce to visit tlie Nebraska
City packing IIUIIM ) in order to inform
themselves and the company of what IH
necessary in building a similar institu
tion in Lincoln at itx yards , The com
mittee consists of ilohn Fit/gerald , 1. D.
McFarland.iind .1. T. Imhoti' . The com
pany hold a meeting at the Commercial
liotol Tuesday night ami it wa.s deter
mined to push forward not only the pack
ing house enterprise but numerous
other important mattora will bo insti
tuted.
NKAIII.V AN ACCIDENT.
Jacob Hoche , the republican candidate
for treasurer of this county , met with
what might have been a serious accident.
HIH larm hand oiled his buggy prior to
Mr. Koche leaving his home at Hickman
a day or two ago , and in putting the burr
on one of the wheels failed to secure it
siilbciently tight to one of the axles. The
result was that the wheel came oil' , the
team ran away and totally demolished
the buggy. Mr. U. escaped with n few
bruises. Mr. H. informed a reporter to
day that his mother was very ill and at
the time of the accident ho was on h s
way to secure the modieal servioes of Dr.
Fuller , ol this city.
CITY IIHKVITIKS.
Chancellor Manalt , of thcStntc univer
sity. has purchased u building site in the
southeast portion of the city known as
Pleasant Hi I addition.
W. C. Grillith , the defeated candidate
before the republican convention , tor
county treasurer , is now working dili
gently tor the election of the democratic
nominee for that ollice , AuMin Hum
phrey. GriUilh Hayb that the Germans
threatened to boll if Hoehe was not nom
inated , and he says he will give them a
dose of their own medicine
The mayor discharged ono of the
special policemen ye.storday on the
ground ot incompetoncy. His name is
C. II. Cauaday , and the people have
learned that it is necessary to be compe
tent in order to retain a position on the
Lincoln police. This is a revelation.
The weather is cold and damp , with u
fair prospect for a sol d freo/.e.
The Lincoln postmaster now' puts out
signal flags of many colors to inlorni the
public what kind of weather they may
1'MR'Ot.
The postoflice grounds are in a dilapi
dated condition. This state of things is
accounted for by the lack of funds fur-
ninhcd the ollico to keep things in apple-
pic order
Mr. Dakin. who kindly went to llio ex
pense of building an elegant baud stand
on the government square , exporting
that the public would surely contribute
toward the cost , informs a reporter that
the st.ind coat linn between $ ! ! J < ) and $111. . )
and he has not yet received but a small
portion of the amount , and \yonld be
thankful to lho o who feel inolined and
will assist in bearing the exjiense.
Olio failure has occurred in Lincoln in
the past lew da.\.s ; it was that of H. C.
l.owrio. This is the fust failure in some
months The liabilities are not very
great , not more than $ lflil ) ( or * JHl ( ) ) .
Lowrie claims his assets milliciont lo pay
all claims.
K ) , sti\Uioii of votes for th ) Klkhorn &
Valley railroad bond election com
menced icMorday. Until recently the
citicnsvere in the habit of voting bonds
without rcgistorng , but certain attorneys
contended that the I. emU would be illegal
without a legal registration of voted
piior lo election.
The ipieation ot voting bonds to the ey-
tent of ijtl..VMiO tor a new court house is
iiow being agitated , and the IcgaP ( | iies-
lion as to the right of the commissioners
to isniic bonds lor a court house. c\cu
though Hitcd by the people , is being dis-
eut e < l. It is clainu'il by some thai Iho
supreme court ( /t / this Male i < t a recent
decision of a cas brought from one oi
the wcMorn counties ban held that under
the present law the people cannot eonfei' '
power on ihu coun'4 board toissiiti bonds
even b.s a vote , no matter how great tlui
majority east in its favor.
Policeman Fowler was arrested Tues
day on the chaige of having made an ar
rcM of three parties with malicious in
tent and knowing tlio parties to be inno
cent. The three pai'tici in ( picntion
were charged with lighting and .shooting
in i\lr Co , ikley's saloon un la-t Sunday
afternoon Tlio\ , Were released by ( lit
court after a preliminary examination
and forthwith had Fqwler arroMed Thi-
policeman -ecnis. fonvn \ lotuf trouble
Hcfoiv ho had been on the force twi
d.tjd he urruatcd u umii for Molding n
wnloli. nnd Itsubsonur-ntlvnpponrodHmt
lie had the wrong ji > i by Oio i' r On bo-
Injrelensiil the indipiiiint pr.soner ini-
medintolv sued tlio policeman and the
city for & 20.00D , nnd the suit la still jwnd-
Inp in tlin dlstrirt co.irt.
A lar < ro crowd went yo tcrdny from
this rlty hy spi'olnl tnlii lo tlio ' 1'urllui--
stock ffirni snip , which is down on llio
Ncbrnskn ( "Hy railway. Many noted
nnttlo nnd Moi'k ineii iroin IlllnoU and
Iowa were In Hie city nnd left with tlio
excursion.
The wuldliiR of Mr Hd IlnrrU nnd
Miss Funk , of this city , took jihu-o yoi-
lertlny ntmn nt llio I'onErt'pntlonal
church. Mr. Harris Is n Lincoln boy ,
the son of George S. tlnrrU. formerly
laud conimUmoncroF the Hurlln < ; ton ami
i , and Miw * Funk \ tin1 daughter
of 1'rod Funk , I'sq. , I rojirietor of the
Lincoln onern homo. i\lr \ Harris Is on-
aed ; In iho bnuklnf ; bitslnos' nt On ! ,
in this slnto , where ho intends lo make.
his homo in thu future. The peed v UhoH
of tunny friends follow ( hit lnij jfy couple.
An nl tempt was made Tuesday nti ht
to burglarize Wolterninde's saloon. ' 1 he
IhievoH Hindu tlio break between 1 nnd 8
o'clock In the moruin < - nnd were fright-
cued iiunv. Several tools used hy Iho
liur larn were found on Iho ground.
HTATi : AltlllVM.S.
K. N. Donii. David Citv , J. N. Anlon-
huch , York ; T. , ) . Murnhy , David Cit.v ,
! , . T. Hull. York ; Phil ( tiirroUion , Oina-
Itu ; F , N. I'ront , Uluo Springs.
l coairijAlNT cnml und 1m-
iiiedlnk'ly relieved by Diiifi'v'fl I'tiiu : JAI.T
WiiidKKV , Sl.'i'i per bottle , sold by DUI IHIH
nnd urocers.
Thu l oolcHiiilili'H Art.
Chicnj-o New."Tell ! yon something
nhont loektnniths ! " uxchunied an old
crattHinan , dolefully ; "there are none
any more . I'he trudo is dead. I.pcks
nru nil made now by iniiohniery , oxuept ,
perhaps , safe nnd prison loekri , tlio e are
linnd-niade because they iill'ord yri'iilcr
K'curily than the other kind , 'lime was
when ( lie lock-maker was n .smith and
ln > ll-hanjor as well , and the trade was a
Koodono. but it Is nil ehan < * ed now , nnd
we do nolhiii" ; now exeapt rupuiriUKi ( ir
oeeanionalli dtiplieatln ; : i key that has
been loot.
" 'I lin factory-made look has taken the
place of ino hand-made nrticle , and
ilrivon ua out of the busiuc-sw. Now , per
haps , twenty men are. required to maUca
lock which lormerly was the work of one
man. These men Mipct intend machinery
by which cerUdn parts of the lock un
made. One man handles u punch , anil
cuts out the tumblers ; another makertthu
j-lnlers , the springs are made by ane/tlior ,
nud .so on , until ail the pnrts are ready to
le ) put lo ctlier. Niutu of thvriw inen
eould make n look without assistance
from oilier workmen , and they have no
knowledge of the principles of locks.
"Itoforu Ihu uruof imicliuiery all looks
were maiKI by hand. Tlint is why ' old
lock-smiths nndon > tand ( jicir business M >
well , lint there are vcvv ( vw. &mtlis | of
Iho old school in llio biuinesslO\v. 'Mosl '
of them have quit makinj * locks , nnd are
making Hiswiuj ; machines. The princi
ples on which sowing machines are made
can bo easily undcrotood by any lock-
Rmity , add ihere is moro money to bo
untile in the new business.
"Yes , tlio modern leek is superior to
the olil-lashioncd and for this
- one , rea
son , it is harder to pick. 'I'he old lock
was made to iiccomniodale a large key ,
so that no mailer how fine the construe-
t.on inside un accomplished cracksman
could always get an idea of the woiks.
The kov-liolc hemjr htrje , ho would in
sert a wire , the end of which luting cov
ered with wax would receive till ini ) ivs-
s on of the sljlo ot key required to op-n
the loek. It Was an easy matter to make
n key alter this model in wax , so that , al
most all the old locks could be picked
\\illibutlitlle dillienlly. '
"The patent leek of to-day ; requiring n
flat key , deliou any attempt , at picking
the works , because the key-hole is so
Miinll nnd the slot.s are too numerous.
For t int reason skeleton keys are useless
to llueves nowadays , and cracksmen rely
lor success principally on Iheir posse-- )
sion ot diiplieafe keys. '
" 'Jail work. " ns il is known to the
trade , is tlio only brunch of our business
wh''o ' machinery is not used.
' A I llio locks for jails and penilcntia-
ries are made of wroiiiiht-iron and Con-
blruclcd with from two to live tumblers
finished on" smooth on the iiihido nnd held
toj-olhor by sled screws and brass
clamps. The parts when thus joined are
nlsolutoly nir-lij lit and the only openin < ;
in lint look is thu kev-holu. Siich a lock
is as durable as can be made.
"I'he principle of the modern lock is
very old. I have ; v book here which
( rivL'.na description of a look found anipn
the ruins of ino yrc.at temple Of Karnao ,
nnd wh ch was in use morn Ihan forty
cc.uturie.s njro. The loadinjr principles ( if
( his lock have served ius the foundation
for most of the inventions of recent
times. The locksmilns ol Chinue fire
told , had centuries before thu birth of
Christ perfected a lock out of which a
'
sharp bamboo thorn would 'dart and
str.ko the hand of any one wrongfully
tamperin < - with it. The end of this am-
boo thorn was .steoned m a poisonous de
coction , and should the hiekless thief
escape death ho would ' bo liiarked
for life I5ut this story is hardly enl tied
to fulj belief for the reason thai as
llio Chiiu'ho themselves claim , gunpow
der was manufactured by them at the
time , a celestial safe-blower could cnHil.y
rentier the patent look harmless by thu
aid ol a few grains of poxvder.
"Tho medneval locks were among the
mo.st elaborate and delieUely ; contrived
specimens ot these articles ever pro
duced They were enveloped in steel ,
covered with beads and lloral designs ,
ami were mostly found on the doors of
Ihuancienlealliedrals or in the nm nili-
cent cab nets that hiivu been the in.irvel
of Hiicci'i'dni < ; auob. "
Kilters Is a hniwho'd. word all
over the win hi. 1'or ovor.V ) years It has nd-
vciliscd iHi'll li\ its meiil-i , It li now nilVi-r-
llsul to wain the public au'a'n-t ' r.otintiT.i/iK
Tnep'tiiiliioariloic Is ni.iiiul'actiucil by Dr.
J. ( i. 1) ) . ttieaUit . 'i Sons ,
Puree of Iljililt.
Harbor ( lo ciistomur in chair ) Do you
live in the city , sir. '
Customer 1 live in I'ufTalo.
Harbor In biisineno in liiul'alof
Customer Yes , air , in the same line
that von arts. I'm a barber.
Harbor Ah , indeed ! I'loaml to miot |
n follow nrolensamal. Trim your ha.r
up a lit-er Ini ve a sliam-er-yonr head in lull
ol dand-er-lry a bottle ot my Nonesuch
Hair Inigor ali-ych-barber-thcreyouaru
bir-len ceiils , plcabo. Ne.\ll
The Woi'lll niovoi ,
Tennyson 'M lalc.il noem is ontitlod'Closo
of Anolner Kvo. " How the w < irhl dou-s
improve1 The firsi Kve had no doling
al all , if the photographs we have seen
of the lady are lo lie rolled on.
1MMJS ! ! IMIjIUS M PJT * ! ' " S
A MHO riiro for llllmt. Hlccdlnz , Ilohin , '
nnil ( Ili'crnU'il I'lles has been ttiK-oveied by
Di. \ Vdiiaman ( 1ml an lemetlj ) . called lr ,
Williams' Indian Tile Ointment. A single
bo\ hits cm IM | the woist ehioniu eases ot i'lui-
oO \ earslanding.1. . No one need buffer n\e
ininntes ititei appl > Ina Ihi.s wtMiiliiriiil wiolh
in , ' nii'dii'itio. Lotions anil inhinniiruts ilu
mine bairn limn pint ) . U'llti' ! ! > is' Imlian
file Oniiment absoiltsthe Imno.fc allays the
inteiisu Iti IIIIIK. ( pat tlcnhirlj al uiuhl nftvr
uettini ; warm in l > e < l ) , acts as a ponllh'C , t'ivi- )
liiMiuit rehet. and i * piopaml only lor l'ilos <
Itchin. of piivato ) iail > , and tor nothing uUe.
SKIN 1)IHIHKS : IHJU10I ) .
Di. Fra/.ior's ibnriu Uintiiient I'urus as by
nnmle. I'implfs. Illack lleatts or ( inilt-t ,
lilolehiw and KinptloiM on the fuwt , leaving
the hi. in HI-HI .mil boaiitlt'nt. Alno oiues Itch.
.Salt Kin-inn , soici Nipples. Kotv Lipn , and
O.dOlNflimle Ulcers.
.Sold In ilin isK or uiiilltHl on iceultlt pf
.10 cents.
ItcUulitl hKohii & Co. , nnd Sf
Ucvhl. Al wliu.u.saio by C. I1' .
LUCK COIN AND CHARMS ,
Spitting ca a Ooiji nq an Oblation to Dnmo
'Fortune ' ,
Article * Carried to Hoc- ) ofT
niul Aiii | | > h\ta \ tlio Wltolios A
fjujteritltloils Untlortnkor
"Sorostioo < .
Denver TribunellupubHonn ! Yeator-
day nit mtnivngnul * gonllotmin stopped
nl a Dntivnr frii t store unit purchased 5
could worth of peanuts of the presiding
genius , whb : ) | ! to ho it sniali ln > y ,
who-i brown skin null blat'k uyos tie-
MOIcd Hint ho WHH u child of tuinny Italy.
As llio gonllomnti was In nb hurry , und
IIH Out dirty nwuing ever tlui peanut
stand nfl'ordod some Mioltot1 from the
ruin , tliti gotillomnn HngtU'od , atu hl.-t pttr-
chases and elm I ted with llio hoy. Wlirti
h Imd linisli"d Ids chat , ho guvo the hey
u nlukul. Thti youlh smiled , thanked
liln benefactor , xplt upon thu coin und
put it in hit pocket.
"Why did yon spit , upon Unit nleklo before -
fore yon put it into your puokut. " iibkod
tin * tfonilomnn.
' Ale tpltn ) on a ulukft for luokH"ropliiHl
thu dago , with a pleasant , grin.
SPIT UNO ON A IAIK. )
'llio act of spitting on a git coin to
bring huik wnq not a now tiling to llio
questioner , but il. sot his mind upon the
Niihjoct of lucky coins , and during tlio
day ho Inquired HHIOUJL : Ida acquaintances
with a view of iiMiortaiuing how many of
them carried luck coins or pocket pieces.
llo found that almost ovury man whom
ho ini't carried Koino sorl of a com , medal
or oiid article in his pockets I'itiii-r as an
oblation to Damn Fortune or ns sou *
VCllirS.
'I ho grottier number of coins worn
either Irom foreign mints or wore coins
of Ilm I n ted Stnti'M. oil her i ountorl'e t erse
so badly defaced as to ho of no use us lo.-
< fal tt'tulur lor anything. Several were
1-ceiil. piiioe.s , whiuli until very rei-eiilly
were almost uwiiless in Colorado , us only
( linu'8 anil iiiukols wuro iihod ay Miull
A TIIKAStTltr. ! ) NICKP.I- .
Ono VOIIIIK marrloil man who hail jif4
deolan > < l that ho hadn't irot a cunt witli
h in , l.shed u very lilncK uicKol out ot lu.-i
Kut , wliou thu'inattttr of souvt'iiiiN
i. .1110 up. llo Hiiiil dial taat didn't count
for money , SIM ho had carried it for lea
years and wouldn't Hpent il When iiHkcd
why ho treasured it so carclull.v , lie
Hauled slu'opitddy , and s-aid " \\ell , I
don't euro about it now , but I'vo carried
ilHo lonj ; I don t like to part w.tli it.
Wlion I lirst got. it , I was si yonnjj lool. I
was dead niiiMiud by u lilllo > ; > ' ! > nnd I
couldn't jjol aciiiainted | With her. al
though 1 tried evury way known to pol to
booluty. I'lualh , ono it\ ' nln < ; , 1 wa.s s t-
t'mi ; in a thuiite wifli a hall o.yo on ( no
stiijje , and au oyj i and u Im'lf on her ,
wn.ui whe Hiidduuly' jiulhd her handkerchief -
chief Irom luir Oo'ulnt uiul out dropped
ihm niokel , nnd'-it' rVHud din ctly nt my
leot. I piekod it. up , and I've carried it
over Bjiiiso.
" ( .iuito a rcniaVkaiilu tale , " said ono of
his huarurtt. ; >
"Yon were ' d'HIionost. follow , " ro-
niarkod a sueoiid , "y"ou ouyht to liavo ro-
tnrnod il to thu lady. "
"Vc8"siiid aiiother , " and you nilKht
have fet acquaffiti'if by that means , 'i on
\\ere. a lool us wt'llajs a knave. "
" \Vastiiatyounn-lady \ jour pic.-cnt
wifor" asked sniotni-r.
"No. " baid 1h\"ti/an ! / with the nickel ,
"and don't. you'lull'ttio fetory to your wile
or bho'll tell iiiuio.- " -
A I.I. KI.NUS ( JK % yiTOIl TIIINOS
Further inquiry revealed the taet 1'iat '
a fjrcat variety of article.s are carried
about in people's pockets tor all sort.s of
reasons. Any qiulnt ty of people carry
"buckeyes" or horse olioHtniits as pro-
veiitJveH of rheumatism. One ol.l gen
tleman weiirn a ttrass nn whioii used to
li u part ol a pair of mifpenders. 'I IIIH
was al-'o a warder afjcainst rheiimatLsm.
TIII ; t'Nur.iti'A units AI'I'
Ono undertaker's apprentice waa found
witn a br.ieelot upon lii.s Ireekled wrist.
lie was a red-healli-d , long-ni'okcd lad ,
with an air ol reckless abandon. Ho
swore and distribnte.l tobacco juice with
a perfect proili ity ; and thu discoverer of
the bracelet uas a.stonished at suuh a
display of aMhutio sin. lit ! asked nun
\\liy his wore the Imublu , anil the ijoy re
plied that it was asure tlimj ; to prevent
ulooilomonin | > < , to which he was more
or less liaule in handling corpses. \ \ hen
iisked wm re he f ot the lir.icelet. he
replied that he jot it oil' the wr.&t of one
ol tlioir subi'cts |
' 1'here were lior i'slioes everywhere and
of all kinds , yold , di.tiu > n i , w. ) > > 1 MI , jet ,
tin and paper. 'I IK.-MJ were xvorn at.
w..tcn charni.s , as br.iceli Us , as w.id or.
ininu'iits. Thc.v were linn" over doors
and iieiiind saloon barn and in store win-
dons. Kvorybodyknow.stu.it they are
the most lucky tliinic * ih tiu world , and
it a pcr.son c.iii Imd one in the street or
upon a eon jit ry road here a hoise ha *
just east it , il the Under knows when sheer
or he i < well o t' it.will DO p e' < e 1 up care-
lully.miid ami all and carried oV. :
Kiri'iN TIU ; i > ivii. AWAV.
The liorsi'.slioe superatition is a rem
nant of the old h.ibit oi gn irilini ; aiaiiist
witches and witeti-ur.it't. I'lui old ciiito'.n '
was as now , to han # it over or upon the
house door to keep the \wtchenof the
de\il out.
Thcri ! is ono ol I superstition which has
grown to bit a portion ot architecture , if
tin , t.irni may ho iihed.and which is never
noticed. Any one can see it by simply
looking at an ordinary door whore ( he
material is entirely wooden. A glance
will show that the solid woodwork which
passes between the two upper pannels of
the door eiows at the base ot the upper
pani.cjs , and then between the lower
out s. I'onnri the li uro of a eros > . It is a
"M I'eter'.scnM . " .St. I'eter , according
to history , was Crucified head down-
w nrdh. 'I'h's crons was ori inallv plai'Cd
iil'on doors lo keep thu ditv.lor the
witelies out , aiiiji-iluhas { ; riwn tow \ a
of all ciiFp.'nl.tn * unJ baddjri of
modern times , ; , , | . „ ; .
- ' > ! ' Jf1 -
ConjjIiR , Colds and .Sore-Throat yield
readily to li. II. Dou lasj & Sons' Cap.si.
'
The ProlVMl of Itimo Hull.
I'hiladelhia'lei'Jhl | ) ( : For loinu years
nust the ailmiri'r.s ' oj li.ist ) ball luive de.ir-
ly perceived that tlinir lavonte Bailie was
fast passing from thn c'.itcyoiy of sports
in tlio lon < ; lists of professional enterlaiii-
nients thiit areutrered to an excitement-
loving pnbl.c ilurin-'tlui hummer months.
It is not a duead" sitT > < e tli > u.t > r of 1' i la-
delphia. for u 'AUifde , un.s swarming
with amateur odiu'iAi amaliair ball clubi.
able on oeeasioji to irhu the best clubs in
the country a Inu'd tussle , ( jradnally the
nnnibei ol ( hobo or aui/.ations has iiiniin-
ished , until now tlitri ) < are but three or lour
( hat may justly laychuin to consideration ,
andol thew Liitono the YOIIII < ; America
-is made iii ] exchihivi-ly or anialenr
players Thi' ' nat'oaal iiinn , as its vota
ries st > lo it , is now a profession , in which
einilov nieni ii rejjul.ir anil well n-warded
and to \\nieli access in bceoniln each
.searon more and more difllciilt. And the
uiue which amateurs play to. . .imiiriv-
monl with ball and b.it li quiti u ili.ler-
ent all'air trom an exhioit'oii by prufc-
pional players T'IO ' fornur Is u sport ;
the latu-r a spcct iclo. Am itunr contests
are no more r > i .irdi < d tli.ui a passing
ame of billiard * won I , I behde tie
panics pluynd by ti.iluriiul | rofesonals ,
attract r at crowds ot tofutaturx and
form a source of lar o and by no IIH-IIM *
uncertain IVVCIIIIH '
Tin two leu lin has bull . --.ori it m\- \
tvhu-li , l/j lite aiLu lu plan ol
larper enlnrlo * thrvn nnv olhcra , control
the moviMmiUls of loadlnfc players , hsjvo
now joined to tethcr In a compact which
emphasi/,1'3 and renders final the com
plete transfer of this jjntno from lis posi
tion as u national .sport to n plaoo among
the lonjr line of Humes maklnir institu
tions \vhich In Atnerlea are dijrnilicd
\\iththenanipof Hport Ten yeaw u o
base ball manapors and club dlrmitors
were either sporthiff iMithnsiast.s ordes-
peratepunblersii now thovaro rospt'Olablo
and hard headed men of business , whogo
about theallairof wnninirliainplonshlp3 )
'diant with methodical calculations nnd
n rold blooded disregard for anything
beyond the gate receipts. The advant
age of this new order ot thin" ; ? is ( hat ii
entirely eliminates from the games
played under such atuplees all suspicion
of corrupt connivance or collusion. If
there is no I'lithtHhiJ-in among the hired
playi'n * . neither Is there any tetuptiil on
to iliMinm'xt play. Thn.s It has been
iniido possible lo place games of base bal.
upon a high piano of public iuteie-'tl '
and n SMI re at the Kamo time that pur-
nnineiicu of patronage which is essential
to an exhibition of no costly a character.
With the National league and American
association banded together , as t.t prca-
ent , the tiitnre of base ball IIH a Hold for
rcmnnerativo investment seoma to bo
well assured. Nothing can defeat thu
Intent of the managers except a wide
spread revolt on the part , of players ,
barked by large capital in each oily
where a league or association nlnb exists.
It is not at , all likely that suuh an up
rising will ononr , or , if it should occur ,
that it will Huccued in overthrowing the
monopoly established by the new agree
ment. The b'trong defense of the exist
ing organls'.utioii.s , aside from the heavy
cost m Retting tip an opposition , is in llio
lad that the maximum salary of players
is lixixl at a higher liguro than any out
side partioH can pay witli any \pee.t alien >
lion of maklnga profit When the receipts
in all the league and association cities
are avoragwl it is evident that $ . , ( XX ) for
the . .canon is a fair , and even liberal , re
muneration lor any player. The next
step should ho an cquali/ation of play
ing strength between the clubs ot the
two associations , w > that the disparity
between winners ami losers should be
lcs- ( marked and distinct. The olubs
have il in their power to make large
profits nu\l season by this simple pro
cess.
The pain of .lob's boils was n'mraval-
cd by his comforters If he had had St.
Jacob's Oil lor a comforter his boils
would have left him.
DAYS OF GOLDEN MEMORY.
How a Hlrocl Car Conductor fiavotl
) The "XljjaiT" ami the
ISoll
New York Telegraph : A fat man witli
a blue suit and a cnrdigan jacket but
toned under bis coat stood near the place
where the horse cars Mop and start at
IlaVlcni yesterday , talumg lo a young
man with lead pencil smut on hs ! nose.
' 1 he tat man was connected with the
street railroad company. This young
one was a reporter of the Daily Tele
graph. They were talking about the
growth of Harlem and JMorrisant i.
"Theie's a palatial saloon up hero in
Harlem about ready tor occupancy , " the
tat man sid : , , 'that there s .story con
nected witli that's worth hearing Uwdl
cost $ ; ! , tiii ) > to lit it up , and the rent is
551,01)1) ) ) a year for the entire building ,
which the saloon-keeper leases and par
tially sub-Jets. It'll bo the most gor
geous gin-mill in Hiirhm.
"About three 3 ears ags a fellow comes
to me and says , 'I could gft on as con
ductor if I only had $ -.r > lo put up as so-
oiir IV for the breast-plate bell register , '
and I lent him the money. 1 wasn't
veudant enough to do it on the mere
chance of his saving t nough to pay me
out of u condueror's meager salary. He
was a progressive young man , and I
knowed I had u pointer togive. him tlial'd
make payment as easy as stowmgaway a
turkey dinner when you're tooling
hungry. All that fellow calculated to
stay on the road was lour months , but
what does he do but hang on lor twent.N
one , and then he diops oil' with a clean
$ j-lll ( ) to his credit in the savings bank.
When the man canio to relieve him my
rriend looks h in over , and seein' he was
bright and not likely lo go agin his own
interest , lie says : 'I'm goin' oil' , and 1 m
not jioin' to starve , either I've made
mot ey in it , and you can , if you mant to.
t ! ve me ! ? . and I'll hx yo'u out' His
man came down ami he handed over the
l.u ) < ! tiling as piled up tnevioti. . It
wa-n's bigger , but a little thicker , than
those 'In Oed We Trust" silver pieces ,
what is valued at about Sii cents. When
you put it in .sour hand and elap it up
against the register , a man up a tele
graph iiole eouldn t tell , lor h s life , that
the bell hailn t rung and the. register
charged in > a fare The boys call it 'the
ii'gger.1 I suppose it's because the re
ceiver thinks there .s an African in tlio
fence when the receipts take a drop.
DAIUItfHrA. woist cases iclieved and
riiml by ) ry's I'riu : M.VI.T WIIISKKV.
Itoromiecndeii by leailhu physicians , bold
by di Heists and movers.
' * *
I'araurnphs.
N. S. Harding , of Nebraska City , is at
the 1'axton.
SftDrj M. M. Moore , of Chicago , is at the
( Jo//ena.
W. II. Michael , of Grand Island , is at
the M.Il.ird.
J. II. IJarnes , of 1'onea , is registered at
the Millard.
Uelevan ll-itivs. of A'irora , is in the city.
stopping at tlio Alillard.
Dr. T. C. Kern ami T. Iv. Loavitt , of
Lincoln , are at the l'.i\ton.
Ciener.il J. 0. Mo'.Srido. of Lincoln , is
in the city , a gncM. at the Pi\ton.
fl. ( ' . i'romy , a prominent attorney of
Norfolk , is slopping at the I'.ixlon.
D , J. O'Doiiahuo loft yeslor lav for the
cast , to meet his wife hom.tward bound.
lion. Church Howe , accompanied by
his son , II. II. Howe , of Auburn , is at thu
1'a.ston.
, fames C. nirnev , of Civtn , member of
thf'st ite livestock commlss.on , is at the
I'aMoiii
A. L. Smith , city treasurer of West-
Chester , I'onn. , IH in the citv. a guest of
.1. K. ( 'otilter , deputy city auditor.
Miss I'.iddook , of luarici ) ! > , is in the
city , the gusi of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Aiinin , at 1 1 17 Sherman aunue. .
C. K. McKnUio , 1'l.ittsmoiith ; William
Dally , l'.riiJV. . ; \ . Cook , Wakolield. W.
II. Mar.toCruto ; A. I'owell. lhnrN. ! ;
H. Gooeh , Albion , are at the Cunheld.
Judge Andres last nurht married two
people in peculiar condition of life. A
man ontcivd hi < olllee about eight
o'clock accompanied by a young woman
and di'clared his desire lo lie united in
( he holy homlv He had a license from
the coiinly court which authori/oil the
trahsactioii , and the judge olraightway
lier'orini'd ' the ceremony. Upon the
completion of the briel form thu man
v\ith some embarrassment asked the
costs , and was fold Inatthe law allowed
$ : i.'H ' ) . Uriile and groom retired lor a
few minutes to the hallway wnere ihev
conferred , at HID conclusion of which
man rulnrnc I a'ld ' depos ted > ? J.v'"i. all
the twain could r iki < and ncrapo lo ether
in I'm ' world. The judge quietly inlorni-
cd llntm that they Imd bettor keep the
funds to set up housekeeping , and they
retired With thank * .
Yon nan buy furniture cheaper nf A.
I , . Kiteh & Co , I. th .H. . but. Karuam and
Douglas , than any other placnin tliufity.
Ladies will find il to their 'idvanta e to
( \.iiiiuiu I'afch'.s stock ol > .i rdufc emi -
roiili i'i'd i-kitm lliiiiueiti Ooluru -
i > > ' - , ; pur-
DAILY REVIEW OF COMMERCE ,
Wheat Having \7ilJ Whirl , but Holding
It3 Own in Price ,
THE MARKET A FLIRTING MAID ,
I.lvo Stoolc I-'lRuroH Continue Unsatis
factory niul DcpfcsNlnglf Dull
U'rndo nt l'"oi-Hn | I'olnts
Our Homo Hoport ,
CHICAGO OUAIV MAUKHT.
CitipA.ni > , Oof , as.Sitocliil ( to the Ill-IP. . )
WMKAT "VVo have IM 1 a oi > utcttlsll ut.n rfol
to-diiy , " snld a poitly looker-on III wheat ;
"ono vcrj quick to lcapoiul lo Inlhionco on
elllu r .side , mid < it the finises tending to dis
turb valuere have had about us tunny on
one sldo us un Hie other. If au mlvnntniw
ltii boon Kcoiiil on cither side it IIIM been by
the hulls , \0i huvo J4c to their cnillt , " Tills
\viis boutl'J0 : ! , whin IH'intiber wlicnt nliMxl
at M'jc ' ! , com pa 1 1 son holnjt umdo with yestcr-
( hi > ' elo. > biK nt N > sc. Karly In the day
tbliiKf Icokul hinvy , the pit behiK full Of
sellers niul prices polutln.Mowuwihl. ) ! Theio
\\viv IIIIKO iiiiiiinniisoi nun , ' \\lnut hmnuhl
oat. woikliiK iM'tiubir down In HI Jnc to
ht > 1 > ti"VH' ( ! , which latiet WHS tlio lowest point.
A divided aid lo llio weakness iirovailiiu ;
whuii ttusilounwaid range wasmmle was the
piMtn of ir > ooiw in-.lii'is , , or IM boat loiuls , m
i l wmtvr wheat In New-Yoik us behin' mil
el oontlitleu. On evc.rv decline , all ill i way
devvii , Inoio weie ( iiiiintltle.s ol' stall olfeud ,
but U HtHtnii'it to ceino ireta the einud en-
eraby , iiithcr than troin any piutlcii.ar .
heiiso. Tne dccilno was Mleiipeil l > v
Unk of light receipts anil u
desire on the pait of local opemteistolond
up ill the ihx'dnu. TO-IIHII row's eailiiuile on
WIKVII wimoniy lI'Jcius. Sniulsa sollieiiKhl
It a KIIIMI time to cover. A ceiaiiiuutlnii of
lerlune und gossip wcie titctoiN umt iiuiaed
the ha. Is on the up tin n. Un the lleiu tcle-
ns iciHiiUt ! iliice caijioes lai > en lor ship
ment at. 'I nicilo , hoi later Klnj ; iV Co. , nl that
Cit > , ibseiaiiiied a I knowledge ol' IL A ster >
VMUS cliviuated thai amounts van in , ; Itoai
Iflti.OOti lo iNi.OOo hit. hail t'cen ' tal.e.i line
tor the siiiae piupoNe. Hiit\ci Is alleged to
have taken It lle , | d hj these ix'i""ts the
leii piice.s ot the da > wne leached duilim Hie
la-l hum , NuiiliNU'stcm aiUnesvue le s
Ian msv n\n \ and not diopiiedoat of tin : en eu-
lalinas. and the iln-ailnn inliliiig
Is ending lo : i ol a ngiuo. All ollicial ol the
N'orthan I'aclnuihe - , that the nio\cment ol
wheat on timl luuil Is allcclcd eiliiuiK lij
pi lo KS'hen "Simon NIJH thiunhsiip" Aiip-
nunls me lice anilhe vri-.it. 'Ihovaio
slower now than on Uclohoi 1. I'riulncciM
can hold , as-a gc.nt'1-ai tide , when the maiUa
uoi'Miiinin.st ihi'iii. .Moiage enpaeiij In M.
I'm 11 i.s limited. Diniilh has a cnp.irlu tor
lo.iwO.utx ) Im. , with li > iii.oiK ) | m. | n stmo. This
was on the'Jith. t-mcc. thai tlato it ha * been
inrieased lo lsl'iiW ' : ! ( ) ha. Tnwaids Usiti thoio
weie a lew sales ol Dircnibci at slii o , bat
this was haul > the freneial inarUct. hater II
.stnmiH'd oil isc , u.osiiig ipilel ill the net ad
vance noted.
I'inivisuiNsPmlng the lilsl two hears * ol
the moimm ; .session the pio\i.soii pit coa-
tiiinod a huger crowd than at anoat1 tune
tins K'iisuti. 'Hie cin-e ! was the iiiiu-nal
\vt-akno.ss pioilmetl oj huge receipts oi ho.- .
1'ik'Os , however , only it topped oil i1 ji-ido , and
liiN-r ixf-ovciul In t > jiupiuli } with the giiun
list ,
CIIIO-\JO MVI3 MTOUlf.
CIIICAOO , Oct. as. ISjioolnl to Ihe ln ! : . ]
CATTI.I : The maiKet lunnilns in the .s-nio
dull anil niisiitl.slavtoiy condition as pie-
vioasly noleil. The voiy lH\st imtive.s on the
market aie not making ovci f.'j.tXKVM.fiU. The
lalter is the hlghus-l piice this week nnd the }
wore n lol thai luoninctl I'M and over. Hi il-
Isli maiket-s t-bow no impioNemenl ; Ameii-
cnn live cattle me selling lhl week at the
i\tnioiiliiiary low piicu of IKwi'i o lor
theestlinaloil diossedi ht , and Aineiican
ivfilKcnitor beef at Nftd'-je. ' Nebraska Banned
{ roods nie .selling for tin ; lowe.st jniccn on
iwoid. The .stocks aie the heaviest known ,
not only in Chicago bill to the iiritish imir-
kot.'s and only a war will cieale n demand
tor this pait of the cattle puuliu'l
and work off the siiruhm on hand.
Thesiippi.v of ran-o cattle 10 day \MIS lai c.
'I'he tlemaml was wiak \ccpl I'm belter
gi.uleCommon to la r tpialith-.s of rangers
weie in veiy largeMippl.v and they sold very
slimly and as low as at am time. Tne
maiKct lor Texans wasxoiy Hal and pilces
weie the worst ol the helicon. Tne-iliy line
ihmble-winteied Inilian cattle MI d at:1.Hint :
H/i'i. At Ihoop.Miiiuol the \vo ; SI.IH ) was
iihoiil the ioi lot good nmthwc-.turn innuiis
ami jnites now aie about j-l.ovi. " > )
lower than hv-t year. A lew veiy choice
hoavj .Montana boi'M's sold as high
as N > 4."il ) , but OWIIOIH aie astoalslu-il
to see whatgooil on'.s me ivtiilto | < l to I'eloli
sJWXsrt' . " ! . bliippini ! Iceis , iCii ; ) | li. 0 Ibs ,
1'JJO " bs , ' : . : ! ) < Bl.'iO. Tlnoiigh 'frs'.iM 'rattle.
HV ) Ib" . j'J.T.X" ! . ( l" ' . SaleMi .Montana.- , ll't )
llw , M..TO : IVi .Mont mas , lilt Ihs. M.T { > ; iti :
Montanaliiijits , --.r ! ; 101 Montana1J" > I
Nclnnslinns , llirf Ibs , 5.1.70.
lions 1'raile opened slow , with fioin . " > , -
( KXI to . "iT.OW on sa.e , inolnitlnt ; flesh loceiiit- * .
.Sales were fnllv t'tjitliio lower than joiionlay.
I'noklncnnd hltljipniK'J > U to ' M
: ; .i > 0. Li-ihL weiuhls , i'VI lo ITOlbs , :
l&O tolu Ibs , ct.Ui".4.j. !
THE MARKETS.
J.'INAXCIAI/ .
Now Vorlc , Oct. > . MOVKY On call
ens * at t'fwpel e.-nt.
I'ltiiii : MIIUA.N : : rn.i ; I'AI-KU 4i § " > pur
cciii.
I'oiiKtfix KxniAVdi : lin.i.s Dull at
Sl.-vl' . : ilemiinil , -l.s.i'4.
( ! oviu.iK : > r.s Dull anil stonily.
bii.t Ks hu i-K-i \ \ < r moilei.iU'ly iiftivo.
With the exception ot halt a io/.cn ! Moult- . ,
cxIi-Miie llacinations w > < re loss thin 1 p r
cent. 1'ne s weioorv inegnhirainl lit Mime
eases the lowest ot HHMI.hmiu' | ; \ in nle al or
n.-ar theop.Miin , In oilu-is ahiint noon , and
-till olhoi.s Kile in the iitloinoon. Tim mailcet
oitisoilom nvh it lri'i''iilar , but gener.iby
sleatl ) tin the IIIIIH | active stocks , al gains
owi last evening ot > 4tt $ jioi cent , with - \ -
ooptlonnl iiilMinees oi 1J per cent In Oel.i-
wnie > \ : Ilr.ibon. \ % pi r ri ill In M. Paul , anil
1j 1 per cent in ItMiling. while New Veil ; A :
New Kiulnnd Is down l1 per oeiil. Tiieie
was more Hun lisa il activity in I'.u-I.H1 M ul ,
which closoil at tile hUhfst pile. ! ol Ilm day
wnli an adv UK'tol 4 | a-r ivnt. -itaiement
Is m ulini.il . the ciiinnanv will pitiiiably miow
s.loOJoXsninlns ! ) on .l.nri.u v I ne\t.
STOCKS o.v WAI.t. srmi-r. : :
ZJi wnt bomls. . . 10 ! C , iVN' . W. , 10' ) ,
I . h , I'i'n ll-'lrt pieleneil. . . ii.i :
Now I'M. . . 1'ilii.V. V. C It'
" 101110 il'nol ' ! " > . I'is'i ' Oiogon Tian. . . WK
0 ntral I'icliii ! . . Ij I'.ioinu .Mall ! > W
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' '
'iiio'foVru'ii. . , . \M \ I'i'l''J. . . . . . . . iii :
C. . , & ( iil : lto-U , I.slaml . . liU- ' ,
D. , I , . iVV \ ll'ht. ' ' . 1.V M. ! ' . . . .MX
| ) . , t It. ( i I 'A ineleiieil . . 4(1 (
1,1 a"J C. . M. .V St , 1 > , . N-i
pleloneil . . . -H i piolorietl. . . 11 : ! ' (
Illinois Ceiitial. . ni SI , l'.v.O ' : i < '
K'ins.mV.'i'o\asi. -Tk | Tesas I'aci.io . . iil1 ;
1 al.eSliinu M'i Union I'.Kiinc. . . r. l.i !
i. . , V N * V | W' . . SI. LiV I' . . 10
.Mich , ( 'cnti.il. . . . 7l'-4 ' prefeiied. . . K * $
Mo. I'ltoi.io . . . KM Westein IJnaiii. "n' i
Noilhein I'.io , . . iV-i'lU. It.V X Vul
pltHOIIL-c ( . . . . . "ij , !
go , Ort-'J- Klnur Mine active hut
ii'liinisul ; m > shlpiiiu. , ' d mnml. wlmei
heat , Miiiihi'rn. . > ! , * ' xt'ViMIM.'IHISIII. ' : .
l.iiVu'j w * , : Mk-higiin. cl.vj i.iK ) : hen t-piini ;
wheat. Si.oo l. ( U | MJnncsou baker9iMtji
I..VI. juiU'iitn. ? 4.7'Ka'-l'- '
U'lu-al Active , nun . I hlghri ; opened
wenkei. d c ,11 il ' . .IMII I el I' c. Inlet inu-d
wral < er. and IHI ! iib'ii t , covi'i u-leulaj ;
KititNiiii. ( ; ca-tlr. NI JI' ; Dcmbi'i : s'iiHi ' > Jo
N'ou'inbt'i ' : N 'iils-s ' > 4i. DiHTiabi't : ' 0 Hiy - ' e
.Jaiimui : mXv Mii > : N'u , ' ! it-d on- , .
CeraA lilile nioie iii'ihn ainl p in'Hiul d
a hhiiilo U oiij ; d ; 41'ic ' cash and Oi'lnlx'i ' :
: t'ie Xuvciiibej : ; > r ( ; .M-iu ; ' A/j.v Ja.inur\ ;
: isi4c May. *
Oats Ian iluiii.unt iili-l iilioul 'tc ' it 'tier }
. " . ' ' Di'inbD' ' ifi'tv Nnvi'inUur
J."i 3e ca h. 'i'lHic : . ;
> ) un > ' i > - HIHVU b i , iyx'j6 ( 'x4 ' < ; Mai.
nt .
llaileviiiMdv .
Tinii'iliv Qnli'i ; pi bun. . . ,
I .IMMM'll- I'lllll I . N" I , i\ \ t > ) ,
, iic4inua. > > ur/i ; , lutt-r ralllud
nnd rloxcil Htcntlv : 5VJ ( j } < . 'i >
.S.VO OololHT nnd XIIVCMUKT ; f De
cember : $ ! t.NSMt ( > . ( V > ilnntinry
I.nrd Moilcrntoly ncllviv , nvonrnl'-
lower niul o e-nvl Momly nt the ilerl no- * \ >
WVS * . nHi ntidOftlolvoi ; Vi.siVt " > . * > - Nou'tn-
iier ; . " . ' > .M1 ! . ( rtJs'i.H.i I'rtoi-iiitivr nnd ymi S.V.O
ttyw'i iTnnnarx.
Hulk Meals -Slinulilprs M.ltKM.W ; r-liort
dear , < \Uvr..lS ! ; . liuitUbs , SM.sO.
\Vhloky 1.11.
Hulter Slinuly nnd In fair dnmnnds uood
lo fancy cuvuni'fy , IHoiOflii ; Rintil to chelco
dnlr > , riV.
Clieese Arllvc niul stonily ;
ilkflat ; - * . i i
ltJ'A ' < : cheloo
l'i-iit-Klniint U'p ,
H tiles8U d > nud tnicnniierd - lioavy eroon
snltiMl. fullciuvtl , SVo ; Ilidd , 94i' ! diiinnsfd ,
ti , ' < c : bull lilili' * , il < 4c ; drnxltcd. . ll'o. '
'lnllo\\ Slimly ami uni'lmiigrdj no. 1
ceuutiy , f > c.
Itccolpti. Bhlpmonti
1'lonr. lililfl . JJ.IDO lO.ofO
U'hcnt , bit . IM)00 ) ) . 8.000
r-mi. tm . iHjftx ) P .OOO
) .lt * . IU ) . tl , WiO li',000
llvo.bu . 11MXX ) P.OOO
Hailev , bit . 7U.IXX ) CO.OOO
Si. Louis , Oct. 38. Whont ITIchrr anil
very active tori May ; others Nlow ; DlcMd for
enMii ; Vtjic forOetulHirt lUJfe for November ;
lie for lHvmlH'r ; SI.UT for .Mny ,
fern sioiidy ; nr" ' ' ' rot
for NevemlH'r ; Wk' lor Mny.
OatsIllther ; LM fo lor wish ? BJo for.Oc.C"
bin ; Hdc for Mav.
llvi1Quiei at Mljp , ,
WliNKj-atiHuly nl 31.0ft
Pork 1)ullnt H.T\I.
liid Xnmlnnl. '
Afternoon He.xiil WliMK firm nnil V bot-
for. On n mm but Mow. Oats , iitlcl | nnd un-
Toledo , Oct. 'J-s Whcnt Closed ijulql and
th in ; cash und Xovenil ) r. ttt 'e.
Corn Dull nnd en.sv ; No. VJoaMi. IStfv.
Onto UnohnuKcd ; > fo. U onh , a A
UuiiHim Olty , OoU m.-\Vbeiit'-Stonily ;
cash. H\c lhl ) , Hi > je usKed ; NuvcmlMir , TSko
I'ornlliisetllnl ; cash , 'JS4e ; Neveinocr ,
'JTe bid. 'JSo ftslied ; MIIV. 'JS&iWfiHi- .
OIII.M- Nominal ; 'Jlcblil , 'Jl cnskiil.
IJvriooli Oct , 'Js. VVnoflt ( tOlnl supply ;
new Xn , ' . ' -vl liter and KprlUK. 7 '
Cornlew tiller inodenitcly Is Oil for
spot. ( M M.r and XovcndiuiIs ; Od for Do-
ceiaboi.
NIMV Yoi-lc , Oct- \ > > . WheatI.ncr ; to-
ivlpfs. inti.oiKi ; exports , none ; ua < railcil rcM
T'.ic l.iW ; No. 'J icil , We In elevator ; Docem-
L'L'I I'.Osllllit ) flM. O.
Cm n llluhor ; ni-olpN , r > l.HOj ( ) e\pnrf- ,
J iKK ) ; uiiLnidcdISCBVUfc ; No. : iHe N > .
veinber ; Xo. ! , t" > y vj.vjo- ; ( ' in elevator , MJ
nllo.il , .vJSo i' . i. und I. ; iJccenibor i-losliiu at
O.its-lllirlu'i mid more active ;
' llX)0 ) ; cxpert-s , lsTK)0 ( ) : mixed \\estenu M
'Mf. white \\cMct ni-XiylV. : (
IVIieleiun l-'liin ; united e.lowd at S".10'4. , '
1CKH hu'iiily nnil fab denuunl ; icuulpU ,
: inui , paeKiiui'M.
Turk- Dull and somewhat uinaliial ; .mass
.spot , > H."i > i'p0.iW | lot .Itmpix'liil.
I.iinl I.o\\er and los active ; > vcstrrn
Mourn spot , ( piotod atll.lK ; l > tvomlK'i , ' 0.li
C 't.in. ' .
Uatler Klrai anil fair Inquliy ; wuslorn ,
b ( ( ( Jie , ( '
I'hee-se Dull anil nominal ; wcbtein flat ,
Milu niikoc , Oct. as. Wheat Plrmj
cash , bO'te ; No\ ember , Ni'e ;
, .
Coin-Sli-aily : No
Oat < Kiniiei : Xo. Vi.'i'i' '
l\e ! ( Jiiii-f. No. I , tllo.
Mill-Icy I'll mu : Xo. S , ( ' . > 'c.
1'i.ivisKins l.owi'i ; inoss pork , c.ibh nnil
Novemboi. jfs' . j ; Dcoemlu'r , SS. ' .
Clnclnnnil. Oct. > . WheatKnir Oo-
inaiKlniiil stnni.'ei ; No. a ud , IM 'lOe ,
Coin Dull No. 'J niKod. 14'jC.
O.iN-.stad.\ . ; . 'J mixed. 'J'/n'c. /
live 1'u MI . No. - , ( 'UK' .
Il.ulev tjalct nnil unchanged ; extra No. 3
I'oik-Pnllal 5\T.- .
hard Ku in nt S".sX
WlnsUyKu ai ul 5 = 1.07.
IMiiuieapolis , Oct. 2"tVlipnf Strnmr
ami a inn.lusher at. terminal pointy , In.t
i.uiin'1's'ilelheuen li hl : No. I haul , IMHU
ami Oi'iobi'i. M , .e ; Noxomlicr. iKV ; Dccom-
bor , ' .r.V ; .Maj , ol.DO : No. I noitju'm , cash ,
V - ; Divi'inbei.Ni u ; .May , U > c.
I'loni--i3i --ale , millei- . not ili po iil to
Kianl coiu-e.siliiiis deiiianilcd ; p.ilunus' , > J.-0 !
( , < ci.-4i ) ; bakuis. M.ii ( ) i.4l. (
lei'eipts ! Wheat , i'.l'.lKX ' ) .
ents- Wheat , JiJ.WO ; flour , M.OOO.
0-tlAIlA 1,1 VIC STOCK.
U.MON hinru Aims. S. OMAHA. I
\\Vilne-ilay Kvtiiiliif ? , Oc.1. - > > . ' t
The live stock inan.et was liiirl ) active In-
day but hy tnr the icali'r niunlnr ol M ca
nniilc vtuic f ieix ! Tlioie was a botlei do-
iniinil tor tit'ilers than theivhas been lot xev-
ei.u tlaxs pasl and the mail.ct v\as ( iliDDjr.
The iveoipW of ealtle were very small bat
tneie wei < ' pent ! > in the yaid.s that hnil been
Ictt ovi'i liom .Monday , lln'ie Is no v'hiniKO
in butt hi iV .slock , the demand leiniiinlng
KOIH ! fora limited number. The ho , ' market
\\ns at least Hie loxxt'i , anil on icceint of iast-
t in nevv.s AMIS viiyeak. . ilnyi r-i Vei'tf ' not
at till anxious to buy at the deOtlne. '
Cattle
Jlon'S
SAI.I1S.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av , I'r.
Id luc 8 WO .lllsl *
1 IDID ! VJO . lO'.K ' !
: t ino
at lion 21 . . .10.7 n. .0
so 1047
4S IttM ' ! UO
! i ) . . . .fir. si 1:11.1 : a.ix )
-II IHU till 1'JIT ' 3.IJO
.
H..V )
\NflKltS. .
No. Av. I'r.
S.-I.WI
rowfr-
No. Av. 1'r.
U 1010
Xo. Av. Xo. Av. Tr.
FK.IJO in. . ' fMs
ai'j a. 13
: o : uo
I'llKVAII.INO I .H.
1'iMir 10 ( iood to
.Mednini. Hum.
Cattle-
I'XM liisaiitl t > ver . ? 1 m 5.- , 1-1
I IKX.il10
: ) wiiTtM IM : )
1 eetlels . : i . > - , : t tvj
Sloi'ki'is . OJ : i i"i
( illVshTi'MIIIS . : i oo
AVi-hlern Itaiuern "
Nallve Cow.s . , a .10 75
llnIN . i
Iltws
lllllC.'M .M'M'lt ' . . . S 11' ' ) * . " . 01
f'iu'lilnu' an < l .Shipping. r. m ' ! ! 10
! i III a n
! i .VI 'J 75
n AMU : DM1'iiifT.M rou uotix.
The cMicnm i mi-'il oi prices lor
mixed , p.ieKliu ami shipiinu anil Unlit
woUht ho'n , for suven ilavs hshnw'ii below ;
II tit .h " | l'ai'lin ; A I.T/ht
D.ito.
_
U'ednosd'y 10 i < M ( < o : | ! ' 0 f > : \ to
, ( > . ! IK ) ill ! l * . -
Saiiud-iy HO
Monday H i . . . . . .
'f'ne-ilav ( ) : | : i r } i ! i ) H ' .lim'1 J.5
\Vetllltv \ < ry 'J'.KlyW ' nil :1 : ( M ) | _ m : | 11(7 ( * ' 15
Note All sali'M ofhtoeli in this maiUcan ( )
made per owl. Ihovciht , unless ntliet\vlhu \
-lilc : l. Dead IIO.'M sell at Ic poi Ih lo/all
wei'-'hlK " .Sltins. " or hii''s ' welixhui. less ( hail
I'M lln. , no v,11 m' . I'le aani MOW.uiu Jyijl > eJ
1 al.lnHNI HIK.
MVK TfC .
. . . i , Oct. ! > . Thu DiovorV Journal
lopini- :
rattle ItiTolptn. M.MXI : weak a'l Iml
- - - > - " on '
< t kt * ' | * | > ir i/ tiiiin t'll 111 I'll *
bo-it. shlpiim | ; Hiceis , * : : , ! ) MO..V ) : * toreisuiiil !
f edfi" * , * , o" ' . o : row.ImIN anil inistd ,
51 T ljl".fl I ; llnoiuli 'IV\illli < . I C ItiWi'lI'i '
: ! .o.ri we .inn taliiiois. i-te.nh . nail\os and
hah b.ieilViXif : I. " " : onws , fc1.'i.1 ( , : J.J . ' . ;
winlcicil TOMIII . * } , f > it > . \ . W.
HoL"IorolpK ! 4LMl ; laiih iicfliu nntt
10- loner : iinmh ami mi\i- l. .j-'o'W.-l" : ) ( . ' ;
p.icJJng ami bhipplng.w , \ ift , i ; ( Uip- ,
.Shoep-ISocohitd , 4KHi ( ; dull nnd oiiip't ' ;
' " '
Ten i 8 0 mi.6tl. : ' . -
KIIIINIIM Met "M.
Olty , -ratlte-Ifecoiptii ,
I:1"1shipmoiitx. : ! . t.oiio : ttt'irdy : ospnifeis.
' '
'i in. comiiHin in nnilimii. ? l. ( . ;
eis and fccilcis , t\'m . .n. en
' Tlns U-cl.s , 5'i.liiHl.l , III ,