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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 9. 1887. 3
CHICAGO Mvn STOCK.
CHICAGO , Nov. 8. [ Hiioclnl Tclopram to tlio
Brn ] OATTI.F. IMImntctl receipts , 8,600 ;
the week BO fur , 10,775 ; snmo tlmo last \\cck ,
21,703. OutHlilo of n fair demand for prltnu
Nn. 1 atccrs and such as would suit , the ship
ping demand business was slow and common
Block , whether natives , Tcxans or runjrt-r1 ? ,
was entirely npglcitcd. As to pf-Icrs , then )
wan little or no change as compared with the
advance on the host as noted ycstrrdny , and
norno salesmen claim ordinary fair to good
natives are loo/llic higher than last mule ,
while cvcrjtliliiK In the native line
Is rather on tlm down tuin th.m
otherwise. Falling olT In rerelpts sec'in.s
only to help the best grades oX natlus und
the best rniiKers , sonic ? briinchr-B of the latter
fitillliiK ytt'AC ) highlit- than lust \vt > ck. I'l It'es
today rungwl us follows : lixtra , ? 500d/ >
RfiJ' 5 ponimon , lower ; shipping 1i.crs , 1H.V )
to 1&JO IIIH , , 00 ; 18 < X ) to litfiO Ilia , M iW
4 Mi ISO to l'H ( ) His , < 8.W'Oii75 ' : ; Htotkeis
nnd feeders , tl.7&fftIOO ! : CJOWH , wills and
mixed , ? l.X/iKJ ( / ! ; Hulk , * 1.7f. ( tt 85 ; Tcxus
cows , tl.85ii8.ix ( > ; ulcers , * . ! 00 ( < i8iO ! ; wcstuin
raiiftprsiMikcr ; natives nnd lialf-hrocds ,
12 S0rf ( : ) 60 ; wlnteied Tcxans , i-J JOdiS.'JO.
Hoes KstimatodircclptH , 8I : , < XX ) : the week
BO fur , 50UJ , : ; Hamutlmu lust w eek , W,27a' ) The
market was mtlvo with another iiptmn of a
nickel or thrrenlxmtfl w Ith puckers and shi | > -
] tcrs ea'or ( buvors. The advance i cached
both heavy and Unlit. The bulk of packing
Bortftsuld between $150 and $4 I'M ; a few
fancy , equal to Philadelphia , ? l < < . " > ( ! ? ! 75 ;
light 801 tri , Including Yorkc-is , fl 4f ( ) I 45.
MVIJ STOCK.
Union .Stock VardM , Chli-n o , Nov. S.
The DIOMMH' .loin mil icjiuttH !
Cattle Hc'cc-lpts , $ , H > 0 ; slow ; conntion
lower ; pxtia , fidooj. ) I1/ ! / ; stoikni and
feeders , tl 7" > i.'l 00 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
f 1 OOrWMOO , Texlis i-.tttlo , 1.85 ( > < 8.JO ( ; west
ern landers , $4 40iul ! Ml
Hiijfs Heceipts , ) , ( ) ( ) ; higher ; mixed ,
M 85 ( ( M ) ; lieuvy , i-t.10'-/ 1 75 ; light , i-l l > <
441 ; skips , Moy , ) 4 15
Slicx-p Het ulpts , WX ) ; slow and lower ;
natives , > Jf.dif ( I IX ) ; westetn , M ll ( < : i 53 ,
TexntiH , .1 ( Xl/ri.'l 50 , lambs , * { ( Hii5 ) ( 85
A UKHCIH' .loinnal lablegiam from I-on
don quotes1 Csittlo Stronger n light suv |
plies ; good to chulco American Hit crs , 18 ( )
lii u per pound , estimated dead w eight.
National Slock YnrilH. J.HHI St.
JjoulH , Nov. 8. Ciittlu Heccipts , 2,1)00 ;
fhlimentH ) | , 400 , nun ki > t stiongci ; clioi < o lie.ivy
native M < t-is , f4 , > ( ) ( | til ; fair to peed uativo
ntujis , f.ltiOi ( ( ° 4'.r > ; liulehers' stoeis , nicdiuni
to ( 'lion n , f.l ( Xf75 ) ( : ) , stoekeis , full to good ,
ll.Mlfci'J 111 , i angers , ? J lOfell 70.
llogs-Keiclpts , J,1X ( ) ; shipments , 400 ;
market active and a ttliado higher ; ehoiio
he.ivy and butcluis' ele < lions , $1 .Mlfii I 70 ;
packing and Voikers , medium to jiinne. ft. 10
( ij.1.45 ; pigs , common to good , t-J 70.4.10. ( ;
IJ\erpool , Nov. 8. Wheat Quiet and
demand pour ; holdeis offer modeiately.
Corn SteaiU and dcnuind fan ; new mixed
western , 4s tlJ4d pur cent.il.
KaiiNnH City , Nov. 8. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 soft , c.isli , no bids , ti7o asked ; De
cember , no bids , 07V ; asked ; May , 7IJ
75i ; iinluil.
Corn Steady ; No 2 , cash , ? r bid ,
asked ; Dei . her , : n > fc asked ; May.
bid , ! l'J'be ' asked , No. 'J white , cash ,
asked.
Oats-May , 2ii'/e ' bid , 2fi c asked.
ntlluaiikiT , Nov S. Whe.it Uepicssed ;
December , TOpfc ; Mav , 7iXi7 ( ! c.
Corn htaiLU , No. 2 , 1''c.
O.its Fair demand ; No. 2 white , 2 ! ) ' , c.
Hjo-Ncglccted ; No. 1 , .Mo.
Huilcy Stiudy ; No. 2. 74 ( 7. > e
I'lovisionsyuict ; polk , November , fl'JTIj
@ll ! 25.
AIlnncaiioIlN , Nov < Wheat- Steady
nnd lull I\ active , No. th.ud , cash , iiv ; Du-
cumber , Tie ; .hiinuny , 72c. Muy , 77o , No.
1 noitlicin , cash , liO c ; JJecembei. l)7jc } ;
January , ( ' .i ; May , 7.IJft' ; No. 2 north-
em , cash , tiH'c ' ; Uecembcr , IM'fcc ; Januai v ,
WJYe ; May , 701ic. On track : No. 1 haid ,
71 c ; No. 1 noithein , d7"4ii . | ie ; No. 2 1101 th
em , tVll > 5c.
Flour Steady ; patents , M--HrtJ I i
Heeuipts Wheat , niO,200 bu.
( shipments Wheat , 117,000 buj Hour , 27OC , : !
bbls.
bbls.New
New Orleaiin , Nov. 8. Coin Inegu-
lar at T > 0.
Oats-Firmer ; No. 2 , .Tierce.
Commenl ( Juiet at M ! IO.
Pork Kaslev nt * lil.12 .
Lard Dull and lower ut * r > 50.
Hulk Me.its Shoulders. f5y5long ; elcai
nd clear rib , JOO'J , ' .
OMAHA MVi : STOCK.
Tuesday , Nov. 8.
Cnttlc.
The iciclpts weio light and consisted en
tiiuly of lange cattle. Thu nuukct lemnlii !
about the same , JZcrj thing was taken.
Thojeceipts weio niodcrato nnd the demand
mand active. The matktt opened stiont
and closed Co higher. Choice hogs sold al
M S0rf4 ( ! . Fair to mediuiu , H.-'Ofti 1 25
Aimour& Cudahnv oought \eial loads ol
I'hoii o hogs for their opening to day. lieiy
thing w as. taken. _
hlit'pp.
No sheep weto sold on the maiLct.
Oftlcial KfcelptH.
Cattle . 0 :
Hogs . 2OM
Bill I'M LNT' .
Cattle . 14 cms , H & . M. , ChicMgi
Cattle . 7 cms , Hock Island , C'lucngi
Prevailing I'rlccN.
Show ing the pi ailing prices paid foi hvi
stock on the mat lies :
Choice steers , iy < H ) to 1500 Ibs . Pl.S'Kj ? I ft
Choice stcci s , 1100 to 11100 Ibs . it ' .1X 4.21
Fat little stecis , tXX ) to lO.'iO Ibs. . . . : i.7.X"-'l S :
Coi n-fed range hteei s , 12IK ) to 1500 ! t tkifti . ; n
Ciooil to choke cot n-fed cows . 2 25i/ ( W
Common to medium cows . 1.50(0.2.2 ( ;
teed to choice bulls . 1.2X < < 2 01
Good i ango feeders . 2.25i2 ( ! Oi
Good nntUo fccdeis , DOO Ibs and
upwiu ds . 2.50S2.SI
Tuir to mi'ilimn native fccilcus , VHXI
Ibs and upwards . 2 2"iJ2 ( 51
Stoekeis , 41X1 to 700 Ibs . 200 ( . 2 ? ) <
Prime fat sheep . it 25n ! 1 5i
Fair to medium sheeu . 2 500-f 0
Common sheep . 1.50W22
Kight and medium hogs . 4 10 ( < 4 1. .
( iood to choice heavy hogs . 4 25 ( < < > I ! l
Good to choice mixed hogs . 4. ' . > 0 ( > i4 2
Kc'iire.scntatlxo Salen.
> MirruN sin us lons-n i > .
No. Av. Pr. No , Av. Pi
20. . . v.'js .nr
\M SHUN 1U 1)1 -MI1MH l'sUCVTfir 10.
2J..UIHJ 2. to 15 . . .1212 2..10
lUNCU - > TI F1H.
20..10V1 223 100. . . . 1195 3 ( K )
40. . . .111)1 ) 205
ti niicus.
M..m250
IUo Stock Sold.
I PlioIIIR tlm number u ( head of block sol
on tlio uutrUut to cluy :
CATTLE.
0. H. llmnmoml & ( . 'o i
- Totnl t
11O03.
O. H , Hammond JfeCo , fl !
I Anglo-American 1'acklnj ? Ca 1-J >
AIHIOUICo „ bl
Itnngo of I'rlooH.
Bliowltig the highest ami lo\\et
P414 let hogs , ou thl market
All salts of stock In this market nir Hindi !
per cut , ll\o weight \inlestt otherwise slated.
Dead IIOKS "sell at Jjc jw-r lb for all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weighing le s than 100 Ibs.
noXnlne. 1'regnant sows are docked 40 Ibs ,
mid slugs io Ihs. by the public Inspector.
| j\c | Stouk N'oles.
Hogs * I.C ! , .
The hog maikcthas advanced.
W W AWr o of IJcalrioo hi ought in a load
of nestein cuttle.
R .1. Unto , of lliiltle Creek , Neb. , teeeived
$ -1115 for his load of hogs.
H. O. MtCuteliOu of AHhlaml sold u load of
good hogs on the marki't.
1 .1 Murphy , of Uogcis , Neb , disposed of
u load of line hogs ut the top pi ii e.
Cameron & Wagner of Hampton maikctcd
a load of line hogs at a good ttguic.
H\ur.vthing on the mniket was sold and
the i aids aio i omp.it atively deserted ,
J. C. Whlpple of the Lai umlo Hlver CatUo
compaiij biought in u load of cattle yester
day.
day.H.
H. II dough , of the firm of Cloiigh. Too &
Maddey , of Sioux City , was u visitor at the
aids jestoid.iv.
Armour .fe Cudnhay were on the markM
( 'Hti'iilay. The cffe ( t nf the im.sejuo ol Mr.
Imphy , their buyer , will bet seen on looking
t the lint of pi availing pilces.
OMAHA AVIIOMKAM : ; MAitur/rs.
Tuesday , Nov S.
Produce , KriiltM , I3io.
The /ill/on / tnij mr the jir/Ti / ( it nlitili
ininil lutt nj i uilnrc firr m > td nit thl *
! ) / . < / . 1'nittn or O//ICP / / llnri of iiowii ie-
nlrinii r.itui till/in'nj p/iilJmi / miinot nl-
( il/s / lie MIJ/ ; ) ; | < ( / on imltltlionliiMittliC
nine ) ( its < n < otitt tliclnral tunic.
IHiTiii The receipts aio faiily liberal
nd about equal to the demand , f'hoico
airy , 17Q/lo ) ! ) ; luedmm giades , l.15c ;
idinary , lOc.
I'dos-Thobulkof the good stock is moving
.t 80o.
Cnii : sn M.tiket fuir. Tanev full eream ,
heddais , Mingle , 18' ' , ( ! : ! < ; full i team twins ,
8h@H ! < ' ; joung AIIICIKIIM , llt'jc- ; biick
heeso , 100 Ibs in cnso , 13o ; Limbeiger , 100
bs in ease , 14c.
Poii.rm Live F.inc.v chickens and old
owls , yiXK-i285 : i-holeo , * 175/200 ( ;
nmmonll..151101.75 ; Duel's , huge , * . ' 5 < Ky.2.75 ;
nedmm , tJOO (885 ; tnikejs , 7 ( < TV llvo
velght ; geese , 1050 per doDicssed Ue-
mind light by leasonof the warm weather ;
hiekens , choice stock , 7 ( < i'Jo ; tuikejs , ll ( < s
18e ; dueks , lOe.
CSiMi : Receipts light ; prairlo chickein ,
-100 mall.iid dm Its , $ J75 ; quail , $1 50@
.75 ; teal and mixed ducks. $1.50sl.75 ( ; geese- ,
M5lsnipo ( ; , 75iiifl.lNl ( ; jack tabbits , 40C >
i.r o eiuh ; ] aik Ktilpe , $1.00 jier dodeer. . UC' "
Jc ) ; antelope. Il ! ( < il4o ; deer saddles , 12jU ;
intelnpo , l.'i lOo.
l'or\ioi s-Tho maiket Is well supplied
't.th and Colorado stock sells ntbOtTisio ; Ko-
) inskii and low.i stoi'k , 5" > ( < i70o per bushel.
S ii.r I'ortTois Choice new Jersey
stoik , r 50 perbbl.
Ht mi \ OASUlioico stock 0"c per bushel.
Urvss The diMii.ind is not adiNei good
lean stock , $1.50n,200 ( ; Cahfoini.i beans ,
OMONIHomo giown , 70 ( t)0o ) ; Spanish
onions , * J ( H ) per 50 lb elate.
O\MI it'-Mediums , 25c ; stand.nd , DOc ;
selec Is , ilJV c ; e\ti a selectH , o5e ; New York
counts , 40o.
Hell .t Hiigle , VJ Ml'Capo ; Cods , $10 IX ) .
Ci i MIA 'i'ho snply ) is llght. Uooil stock
lrmgs I5 ( < ? 5e ( ) a do/en
Lriinr An OIIIIHIOII.II consignment of
lettuce is leceiverl which sc'lls at ! r > o a do en.
Ci ill-it Choice Michigan cider , $0 50 per
i Louisiana & ! 50 ® t 50 per box ;
$8 50 per bid.
Lt MOSS A consignment of Malaga lemons
will an iv o In a Tew da\s. KOI i onto , $0. ( > 0ii ( >
! 50 ; I'aleinlo , J-l 000(5 00 ; Vetdella , lee ®
150.
150.Coronet
Coronet rs Out of the market.
AUi'Li : Snun Choice Ohio stock , lOc per
lb.
AiTtrs Choice stock is selling in lound
lots tit ! 8Xri ? : 50 ; fancy .lohnathans , J4.00.
HOSKI Choice , in 1 lb fiames , 8le.
Pore OIIN Choice i ice coin , life. ) ) , e per lb ;
other kinds , 2 ( ! 2 > f e per lb.
CAI.IPOHMA Intuits Although the season
is pt.ictically over occasional shipments aio
still icceived. 1'eats , 2.50 00 ; quinces ,
< J 50.
Gitu-FS Tokay gtapes , $2002.85 ; New-
York grains , 5 lb baskets , lOe.
BANANAS The market is well supplied
with bananas at $2 ( Hia.i 00 per bunch.
Nirts New eiop ; Ohio chestnuts , 15(7 ( ? ISc
per lb ; peanuts , ? i/c. raw ; Hia/il nuts , iie : ;
almonds , Tau-agona , 20e ; Unglibh walnuts ,
l&o ; lllbeits , ISc. J
Flour and Fenl.
'flicfoUon inn ( iir the lolililim prim :
Minnesota patents , $ J 50 per cwt ; Minnesota
seta baekeis' straight , t.80 per cwt ; Kansas
und Missoini winter fancy jutcnts , fcl5rf !
8 00 : Nebraska patents , * 8.85it2 ( ! W ; ne Hour ,
H.7BCM ! Mporrwt ) ; lie , Oralnun , H.40 per
ewt ; wluut , Ciiaham , Jl 75 per cwt ; coin-
meal , jellow , IHV pur en t ; eouimeal , white ,
* 1 ( HI per cwt : chopped feed , M4 WV 10 ( X ) pel-
ton ; bum , f 12 ( Xn ) ill 00 per ton ; scieenings ,
HA\ Slow ; upland ptaiiie , 57 OOQ.7.fiO.
Lint.
Coirrr Oi dimiry grades , 20(320 ( > fc ; fair ,
25 'f ' c.
Kr.rivr.n LAUD Tiercr , 7c ; 40-lb
cans , 7c : 50 lb lound , 714'c ; 20 lb lound , 7'jc ' ;
10 lb pails , 7'jc ; 5 lb pails , 7j > e ; U lb pails ,
7 4 e ,
SifiAii Oramilated , 7V ' ; conf. A ,
/7'te ' ; white extra C , H'VtKl'.j)1 ; extra C ,
I'-'sWIV'1 ' ; jellow C , 5 } c ; cut loaf , 7/t6ii7ic ( ; ;
powdeicd , 7j4'fi71i'c > .
PiCKi.i's Medium In bbls , $ fl 50 ; do In hall
bbls , * i 75 ; small , in bbls , f7.50 ; do in hall
bbls , M 25 ; geikins , in bbls , * S 50 ; do in hall
bbls , * 4 75.
Ton \ ccoLorlllaid's Climax , 4le : Splen
did , 41c ; Mechanic. ' * Delight , 41e ; Legsettit
Meiei's Star , 42c ; Cornel stone , ! Mc ; Dnim-
inoml's Horse Shoe , 41u ; T. J. , y7e ; Soig's
Si > eathcad , 44c.
HUOOMSVtin4tio , f3 0 ; No. 1,2 , No ,
2 , * 1 75 ; heavy stable , f .
CAM > \ Mixed , < l ( < i lie ; stick. S' Ps'e. )
.Tin i.ii.s : to lb paiK , $ i MVT ? > I.OO.
Pi'OMsioNs Hams , UP 'dle ; btcnkfnst
bacon , 11 > ( ( * I1 Jc ; bacon sides , bjflic ( { ; dr.v
salt , 7JU'st. ; shouhleis , TO'T'.e ' ; diled bcel
hums , UK" tic ; diied beef icgufur , 'J VCi'lO ' e ;
hims. , picuic , 7JiifsL. ( .
Din ri ) Pi uits Apples , new , ' 's , Oo ; evnp
orateil , 50 lb ling. 10i(10He ( ; laspbeuies ,
evapoiatcd , 2s-Jiiv liluclthci \ ies.evaporated ,
tl4llOi' ( ! ; pitted iie.ulen ) , Ulid-'Oo ; | > eaches !
new , 7J4e ; evaponited , peeled leaches , 2b
( a21 > o ; evjpoiated , nnpared , IstJiye ; new
tuiii'iits. 7'4y ( 7'oc.1 ; piunes , 5fr(5'e ' ; cltion ,
25c ; laislns , London hi\eis , t' . ' 'Mli.- ' 10 ; Call
foinia liKsn ) muscatels , t-J. 10(22.20 ( : new
Valencia , h GdH.c.
Herr So\en si.xteenths , _
WOOIIKNW uicTwohoop pails , per doz ,
91 15 ; t luce-hoop pails , SI 70 ; No 1 tub , fO 50 :
No 8 tub , $550 ; No. ! 1 till ) , M.50 ; wash
Ixmids , $1 75 , ussoitcd bowls , t8.23 ; No
1 ehurnij , $ 'J ' , No. j ; chums , s ; No. U ehuins ,
CvsMD < ) on5-O stel 1 ' standaitl , pei
case , jt lorjfl.'i ; htiuwbeiiies2-ll > per ease
f.lOOui3.t ( ) , laspbeities , 8 lb , per c.UiOl O XTi
! ) 10 ; Califciinl.i peats , ) > er ease , (1 00ii4.SO (
ii | iIcoN , per c.i > < c , f4lXl85 ( ; ; peaches fiei
< aso , f."i 75 ( 5 & 5 ; wlilto chert ics , per ease
000 , plums , jHjr ease , tl.MKgSOO ; blueber
rics , per ease , } J : iOc ( < 240 ; egg plums , 2 lb
per case , fj.50 , pineapples , 8 lb , per case
11800(575 , Mb sulmoi ) , per do , tl PO@lOo
8 lb goosbernes , per ease. M 85fff ! ) 5 ! 2-11
stiing beans , per rase , $1 75 ; 8-lb lima beans
pcri-.isc. ; i.u,2'lb ) mairowfat jeas ) , $ ) .60&
800 ; 8-lb earl\ Juno peas , per tnihc , fi.76
81b tomatoes , Jj-J08.50j ( 8 lb coin , W 30
CiurKi.n * Onrnt'Bu's soda , butter one
picnic , 5c , cream * , be ; ginger snips , be ; eitj
sod.t , 7c.
TKVS Japan. 20@55o ; gunpowder , 20ff
tWJio- , Young Hjson , 85 < g35o ; Ooolong , 80 < i
S'TKUI--JO. 70 , 4 gallon kegs , * 1 45(31.50 (
New Oilcans , per gallon , ' 5g40o { , mapli
sjiup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , bi o
1-gallon cans , per doz , 10fiO ; huK gulloi
cans , per doz , to 85 ; quart cans , M.85.
STAIICH Mirror gloss , 5J/o ; Grrtvcs' com
O' 1m- c Oawcgo glo&g , 7o ; Oswego com , 7u.
- i-75(2SOcyerkes. (
Dry
PiusTSU ( tt > COIOIH Atlanta , Mfc ;
Sinter , , V ; Merlin Oil , i t . Gnrnrr Qfm \ \ *
7c. PIN'K AM > Hcmi lllchmond , tV ; Allen
< < ; Uivcrpolnt. 5c ! Steel lllxer , ( VHUH ; -
mend , Oe ; Pacltlc. ' , V Isnidft Mit'K Wash
ington , Oo ; Centmj IndUo blue pilnts , lOo ;
Amtilcnn , OJsc : Ainoldi ( ( t ; ; Arnold Blu'ac ;
Arnold A 12o ; Arnold Ciolusinl lO.Uc. DKESS ;
Charter Oak. 4 > oc ; Humai > o , fJJfc ; Lodl , 41ic ;
Allen , iVijO ; lUchmntid , 5 0 ; Windsor , oo ;
Kdd\stone , faI'lielllc \ - , f/a ,
COII'-KT ' .lr ' s' Androscogln , 7lf ( " , Kcar-
HIIUC , T/iCt / Ho < kpoit , O e' , Conestogn , I5i c' .
Stnndnid. t-c ; Gem. lOUc ; Heauty ,
12 > , e ; Bourn * , He ; li , cased , $0 50.
LOTION rijASNEi.t 10 per cent trndo ills-
( ount LL , OJ4'r ; CC , 7V ; SS , S'j'e ' ; Name
less , GKo ; No 6 , Cc ; V.K , O'j'e ' : GO , I0'/o ' ;
XX , 18e ; OO , 14e ; NN , lf < ; UX , ISc ; K ,
80e ; No 10 , iac : 40 , lO eidO. 1'JWc ; H ) , Ifie ;
yo , colored , lOc ; 50 , ( nlorcd. 12e ; ,0 , coloicd ,
15e ; Bristol. ii\V : : Union Pacific , ISc.
CAIIM.IIHI - Bibb white , ISJjo ; colored ,
*
OiMiiuM-Plunkett cheeks , 7l4'c ; Whit-
teuton , 7'/e ; Yoik , 74o ; Noimandl Dress ,
H'fco ; Calcutta Du-ss , b'.e ; Whlttentou
JJiess , "Jo ; Honfiew Ihcss , .ictTJ'fei
CAMHIIK.S Slater , 4' e ; Wood * , 4 e ; Stan
dard , 4'o ; Peacock. 4 } , e.
A7I.MUHI nLlJ , , r U7i , 111 : , EJ\UJ'lt , I
o ? . . lite ; York , 7-o/ . , lc ! ! ; Ilujmakt-r , 8' ' < c ;
.fuftieyNX , lljje ; , laffisy ( XXX , 12 } e ; Hea
ver Cii'ck , AA , 12e , Heaver Cieck HH , lie ;
Hem er Creek CC , lOc.
KiATithJ JKA\S Momm-Ial , lr e ; Canton ,
ISiDuilnim ; , 27Vi ; Heicnlcs , Ibu , Leaming
ton , 22 > jc ; Cottswold , 2 M ! .
Ciusn Stevens' H , ( ! o ; bleached , 7c ; Stp-
vens' A. 7UCble.uhed ; , s"i , ; bto\ens' P.
S"e " ; bleaihcd , H'.e ; Stevens' N. UJfe ;
blcaihed , 10 < ; Stevens' S UT , 12' , c.
Ml"i 1 1 i.tMoi " Table oil cloth , fJ.S5 ;
plain Holland , Stc to ( ic. Dado Holland , 12 } fo.
FIANNMS Plaid Uaftsman , ! L'c ; Goshen ,
nJSc. Clear Lake , tU'e ' , Maple City , Hdl c.
Whito-n II No. 2 84" , Sic ; G II No. l , f ,
27 cHHNo. 2 , 94' , 2J'e ' ; H H No. 1 , "f ,
0c ; ( juechee No. ! . ' , 4.V , ( jiuvhuo No. 2 , % ,
: i7'c ; Ouechco No. ; t , ? . , , 'U'je : Anawau ,
Iti2e ! ; Windsor , 22 J. Uid-C 21-inch , J5 > ; e ;
] : , 24 Inch , 21e ; ( iG , 21-inch. INH ; A F ,
4. 25c.1 U F , J ( , 27 } c ; G , 4' , 5o.
ib- ? < ) ( iOi/r. ( ; oo.
Whlte$1.00n7rjO ( ; colored * ! 10
HiruilKl ) SIII.J-TISO Heikclv enmbiie ,
No. ( id , ( J'4e ; Best Yet , 4 4 , t5J.Ce ; butter cloth
3O , 4'Ce ' ; Cabot , 7Jjc ; l'ai\\ell , Se ; fiuit of
' ,00111 , bJ4c ; Uieeno f ! , Oe ; Hope , 7J-jo ; King
liillij ) lambiie , lie ; Lonsdalo , ll'4e ' ; Lons-
lule , aijis ; New Yoik mills , lO'tfe ' ; Peppeiell ,
18 inch , 10j./e ; Peppetell , 40 inch , ll c ; Pep-
> erell , 0-4 , 15e ; Peppeiell , b 4 , Ibe ; Peiqieiell ,
14. 80c ; Peppeiell , 10-4 , 8JJo ; Canton , 44 ,
8'/e ' ; Canton,4-4 , UJ e ; Tiinmph , Oe ; Wam-
sutta , lie ; Valley , 5e.
BIIOUN Siit.irrisii Atlanta A , 4-1 , 7'4e ; A
Hantio H , 44 , 7c ; Atlantic V , 4 4 , ii'jc ; At-
iintio P , 4-4 , 5JCAuior.i ; LL. 4-4 , 5 fe ; Au
rora C , l-t , 4'fe : Ciown XXX , 4-4 , ! , ;
Hoosicr LL , 4-4 , Sffo ; Indian Head , 4-4 , " e ;
Lawrence LL. 1-4 , 5Jfe ; Old Dominion , 4 4
r > K ! PeeiHll | U , 4 4 , li'-'i" " Peppeiell O , 4-4
Io ; l'eppeic-11 , 84 , loe"Peppeiell ; , 1) ) 4 , Ibu
I'cppeioll , 10-1 , 8de ; Utiea C , 4-4 , 4 4c ;
Wachnsett , 4-1 , 7c ; Auioia 1 { , 1-1 , O jc ; Au-
rot.il ) , 4-4 , ( ie.
li t K West Point 2' " in. S 07 , 10fe ; West
Point811 in , 10o ? , 12 e ; West Point21) ) in , 18
07 , 15e ; West Point 40 in , 11 ol.c. ( . Checks
Caledonia X , ! i ; . < c : Caledonia XX. lOj.o ;
Kcononii , I'fti'.ijjo ' ; Oils , 'Jdi'.i'jC.
Oi-neial 31
SfiitiT * Cologne spitits , Ibb ptoof , (1.10 ;
ilo 101 proof , SI.12 ; spirits second quality , 101
jiioof , l III ; do ISbpiool.fl O'J. ' Alcohol Ib8
[ iioof , * MO per wine gallon. He-distilled
whiskies , 4lOO ( 1.50. ( Jin blended ,
tl50 ( 2l)0 ) ; Kentucky bouibons , f J0ffi ( \
1500 ; Kentucky and Pennsylvania
lies. .MXKfftj.TO ; Oolden Sheaf
bom lion and rju whiskies , $1 .Mi i. ) 00. Hum-
dies , impoited , $5OUdS ( 50 ; domesticM ! Ui ) ( ( .
II ( XJ. Gins , imMitedI.W | ) 0 00 ; domestic ,
$1.85f/il ! ( X ) . Champagnes , impoited , per ease ,
< U-5 00.y,100 ( ; Ameiican , per case , S10lX.i ! ( (
10 ( X ) .
UEVM Hiuiiniu.Iion , lute , $2,70 ; plow
steel , special cast , 4J > , e ; cincihlo steel , d o ;
cast tools , do , 18il5e ( ! ; wagon spokes , per set ,
$ JOO-T550 ( ; hubs , per set , * l 50 ; felloes ,
hawed dry , $1 W ) ; tongues , oath , bOc ; axles ,
each , 75e ; squaio nuts , peril ) , 0f7'13c ( ' ; coil
chain , per lb,0'ji'lie ( : ; malleable-SfiMOc ; linn
wedges , Oe ; cronbuis , Oc ; harrow teeth , 'fe ' ;
spiing steel , 4C"5c" Burden's horse shoes ,
$4.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , J" 75 ; bin bed
wiio , hi car lots , $ -1 ( XI per 11M ) Ihs ; lion nails ,
lutes , 10 to 50 , * J 40 ; steel nails , $ . ' 50.
HiDhs ( Jioen lmteheis'V < gieeneined : ,
7e ; dry Hint , 10ediy ; suit , bc-.green call skins ,
7'ic ; damage-d hides , tw o thn ds pi ice. Tal
low ! l)4c. ) GMUSOPinne white-Heic-llow ; ,
He : blown , lc. , Hheeppelts , 2VniOc' ( .
Covi , Kgg$10,2" > ; mil(10,25 ; i.mgu.f 10.2i ;
walnut block , * . ! 75 ; lowu lump , $ .150 ; Iowa
nut , ? i.75j Illinois , f4 25 ( < 74.75.
Dry Lumber.
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1st and 2nd , clear , 1 , Ii4 in , h , s. 2 s. . , f50 50
'M , clear , 1 mclr , s a s , . . . . 45 5J (
" " l' < , l'4,2in ' . . . . 4(5 ( 50
A select , 1 Inch , s 2 H. , . . . . 40 0(1 (
" " 1'4 , 1 > . 2 in . . . . 44 ( XI
B " 1 inch , s. 2 in . . . . : ) ( XI
" " I'i IH-in . . . . i7 ! 00
roil tit i uMniiii ,
Clear Poplar , Hx. Hds , J < in. , s2 s . . . fl" 5(1 (
" " Min. Panel , s2 H . . . . 27 ( Ml
" " Coi lugated Ceiling , J < . . 8b 511
IHTTINS , win , Tim MI , I-ICKI i .
O. G. Halts , 8'2 ' in 007fi
" h in , s is 00 1.1
.T in. Well Tubing I ) & M and Hev 8.1 OC
Pukets , 1 > &H , Flat 80 5C
" " sniaie- ( 21.0C
IKIAllll" .
No 1 com , s 1 s * is ( X ) I No. 1 , torn , a 1 sJlT.OC
No. 3 ' " 15 UI \ I No. 4 " " Hi ( X.
I'l NCIMI.
No. 1 , 4 feOin 1814 ft , lough riOM
" " " 10 " 11)5(1 ) (
No. 8 , " 12 & 14 " 10 ( XI
" " " 10 " 17.5C
( Til ISO \Mi 1-AltTlTlON ,
1st com 'in White Pine Ceiling f.ll.OC
2nd * * * ' 4i ' * . 2a Ot
' ' ' ' ' '
Clear , \ in Noiway " " . . . . . . . Itfix ;
8ndcom. , in " ' ' HOC
STOC-K noutns.
A 12 Inch si t < 55 (
No l.com 18 in sis , 18 ft 'JO 51
" " " 14 ft 101X
" " " 10 ft lb5C
No.2 , " " l ! ( ) f
" " " 10 ft 175C
Inch Gioo\ed Hooting , fl.CX ) per M , moic
than 18 Inch stock boaids same length ,
< , IATII ,
XX clear $ : no Hxtia "A * $ 2K !
* AStamVud. . 1.50"A" II H & H
li in. clear , No 1 1.50 Lath 2er
SIII1NO.
A , 12 , 1 1 & 1C. ft .til 50 I C , 12 , 1 1 & Hi ft .115 5 (
U , " " 20 50 | D , " " 1 > 5 (
1I.OOIUNO ,
Art In White Pine * .I5 WC , ? 20 5C
H " " " .1.1501) , 21. ( X
K " " " ( Sol. Fencing ) . 1U.OC
Mill' HI1.
No 1 Plain. S.10 in . $10 5C
No 2 " . 17 ft
No. 1 , O GSIn , . VJ5C
rosTs.
White ced.u1 , ft in , i s , 12e ; 0 in. , qrs , lie :
8 in , qrs , lOe ; 4 in. round 15e ; Tennessee
Ucd Cedar , split , 15o ; Split Oak , 12e.
I I ME , LTD.
Quincy white lime ( best ) , OOc ; Akionco
mcntvl 75 ; hair , HOo. ; plaster , fJ 75 ; tar board
fl 73 ; sash , 40e per ct. ; doois , 40e per ct :
blinds , 40e per ct ; mouldings , 40c per ct. :
tar felt per cwt. , 4XJ 75 ; straw board , f 1.73.
SOUTIItHN BELLOW I'JNE.
Com. 4 .tOIu. Jloonng . $17 .V
Star " " . 21 5f
Clear Kin Celling . 21.51
Clear J.ln Petition . 2.1 01
Clear Jlnlsh , l&H/tn. , s'Js . , . 2-JIX
Clear cori ugnted ceiling , 4 in . 25 ( X
Yellow pine casing nnd base . 270 ; (
An Old
Now York Commerclnl Aelvei-tlsor
' Talking of hiiujflns , " paid ft white
haired old goiitlom.an nt the St. .Taino&'i
hotel , last night , when the couvefsatioi
touchoil upon the subject of the con
ilomnecl anat-chlEts : ' " iilk about liang
inpI had an oxporlonco when I wus i
boy that is ns vivid to mo to-daj ui
when It happened. "
" \yoll , what Is UV aakcJ the it'i > orter
ever ready for a story.
'Youltnowl was bgrnlij Montreal an <
was about se\t-n jt-nis old when the
Fii'itch-Canadian rebellion bioko
out. Tlueu ( < f the rebels wuie
caught , tried niil ) pciitoncetl to
bo hutttffd. One ( it them was.
.lulcs Dc'luciotk , an old ninn of fl.xty ,
\\lio oi'i-asfonnlly Utl a bit ot work for
my father. Jules laid lot his rlfjhthaud
in MIIIIO nimnicr yoatrt before I know
him ; it was cut off attho wrist , k'uvinnu
Hiiooth , rounded stvunp , I was iircfcont
with the ciowd on the 4 day of tlio execution -
cution of the throd 111011 , who were
liaiiKed topother on ' { h'o mine gibbet ,
fooliii ( , ' a sort of proprietary intotest in
the wliolo aflair on tlio ftretiKtli of my
noiiuiilntiuieo with .lulcs. The gibbet
was mtulo of two hotuy uprights with aide
\\ido \ string jiiuco across the top , over
which the thtec lopes : wt-re thrown , for
in these limes they simiily fastened the
iitMMO around a man' * nock and pulled
him up by linml and lot him strangle to
death , ns they do at a western lynching
no\v. Ono end of the gibbet wasclobo to
and nearly on a Imol with a , nhed on
which 1 had tukuu my Mand to witness
the o.M'uutlon. Wolf , iust an the f-ol-
dien wore about to pull up the- victims
ft boyish freak possessed mo , and
I climbed out on the utilng-pieec , lay
ing Hat on my face and : i aw led out to the
I'u si rojio just as \iptimswcio pulled
up. I happened to bo directly o\cr
DelacToiv. AH the tone was pulled , up
pamo. the wiithing body of poor Jules
till h'e almost rouchcd the beam above
him , on which I crouched. They had
tied his hands behind him , but in his
death struggle he managed to pull the
blump from its fastening , and , as ho
found it loose , throw it up and oxer the
beam , and with dcisperuto s ieugth
drew hiiiixelf up , thiib shickouiug the
rope about his neck. I was looking
don n into his ghastly face , which WHS
so close that I could 'have touched him
with my hand. His wild , blood-shot
ojt" * looked straight into mine w'th a
pitiful , beseeching glance that haunts
mo to this day. "Ah , mon Dion ! moil
Dion ! " ho gasped , us a IJritish soUlier
caught him by the feet and gave him 11
pull , his handlers stump lost its hold on
the eio.-s piece uul the [ wor wiotch fell
back to ] ii& death. No ; I uo\er think of
a man's hanging but I leeollect those
wild , blaring ejes , and hear the gasp
ing supplication : ' 'Mon Dleu , mon
Kluillc Hal Meat or Not ?
K\or.\1iody will tell jou now in this
( IIMHI of s-ummor that v > u ought not teat
at M ) mueh meat. "Try tlio vegetarian
liol , " tlioy Miy. "Well , wo luuo tried
he vegetarian iliot until wo uio sick of
t. It is liaril to got in America and it
s coitiy. And wo bclie\e. nnj way.that
nun is"earnivototts to a largo degree1.
Still , \c-getables ought to bo eaten in
heir season. The only trouble1 ib one
s so itt ] ) to uat at hotels and les aurnnts
oulj such \eyetallies ; at , ha\c lain in the
sun and tiirneel a "eholei.i j reeu. " ' Of
-oui'-'O , tbero is risk in fating' Mich food.
Hotter piotoctoursuH as well as ixc-si-
de by having nlwnjS within ic.ieh some
HliANlHtKi UN IMM. . A lo-c of three
o ten , aeeotding to 50111' bulk , will geii-
. inllj acliis a m'ejvcntivo a-jainst all
eating impure food
I'UXXY COUXTUY IjAAVSt'lTS.
me JOxuniplcH of Queer Tiltluntlon
hiiliiK ' ' ' < ' n Cent A I'ninoiiM
Turkey Suit.
Nm\ York Sun : Ten jears ago the
town of "Wales , l rie county , enjoyed a
reputation as the center of coimli.law . -
t-uils in that section of Now Yoik st.ite.
The local justices , of whom there weio
four in the township , weio kept con
stantly busy listening to arguments in-
\ol\hig the most trivial cases imagin
able. An old fellow named John Howe
was continually in hot water witli his
neighbors , and when he was uot the de
fendant in a lawsuit , ho generally had
one on hand against some ono elm.
John conducted a small saw-mill on the
banks of IJulTalo creek , and lived in a
little house all by himself. lie had u
large number of hens about him , and
these hens were ono of the piincipal
sources of his troubles. On one occasion
he was sued for damages because his
fowls sciatchcd up the corn of one o/ his
neighbois , and the judge decided that
ho must pay something like twonty-fho
cents for the destruction wrought by the
scratchcrH.
In this case the lawyers' fees and
comt expenses , before the case was
finally decided , Amounted to upwards
of SUM ) , but the plaintill did not care a
snap about this , allhough ho had to
mortgage his farm to pay his shaio.
He had downed John ll'owo , and that
sulllced.
Hj far the most celebrated cafco that
e\or oeoiuied ill the town , however ,
was that in which a blacksmith in
\Vales Center sued the tax collector for
ono cent , and seemed \erdict. . Tlio
blacksmith and the tax collector had
been good friends for j ears , but some
thing came between them , and they
wore transformed into bitter enemies.
The blacksmith had paid his taxes with
the exception of four cents. The col
lector came around to got this balance
ono day , when the blacksmith handed
him a nickel. ' 'I'll keep that odd cent
for interest , " paid the collector. "If
jou don't pay it over I'll bo - if I
don't sue j'ou , replied the blacksmith.
The collector paid no attention to this ,
and walked away with the odd cent.
T\\o or three days afterward ho was _
summoned to appear before Justice Gail
to answer the suit of the blacksmith.
Each bide secured the services of the
best legal talent in the town. Joe Shea-
ver roprobonting ono bide and Si Emery
the other. The collector decided that
ho would rather risk his chances before
a jury than with the judge alouo. Con
sequently , the constable was notified to
lind twelve good men , and true , who
knew nothing of the merits of the case ,
and who were unprejudiced. This
proved to bo a very dillicult matter.
Three timob the jury was hung , and the
cause extended over several weeks. The
court was held in one corner of a room
in a country inn. Boniface made almost
as much out of the witnesses as the law
yers seen led from the litigants. At
last , after each sidfi had paid its attor-
nej- several hundred dollars , tlio jury
decided that tlio collector must pay over
to the blacksmith the bum of ono cent ,
with costs , and an execution for the
same was forthwith issued. For Kino
years now the inhabitants of Wales
have "quit having" to a gtcat extent ,
and the olllco of justice of peace in the
town has not been so remunerative as it
used to be. A few dajs tigo , however ,
another case came up. Two farmers
living on IIolmcs'7lill gotinto a. dispute
about the ownership of n pair of liish
black turkeys. They resolved to allow
the law to settle their differences. This
time thrco lawyers wore engaged , As
semblyman H. Iv. Emory , Supervisor
-Prank U. "Whaloy , of the town ol
Aurora , and Village Clerk Addington ,
of the village of East Aurora. Again ,
it was determined that ti jurj1 bhould
decide the merits of caeh tide. Twice
they failed to agree , and the turkey
suit of Holmes'1 Hill promised to bo a
long-drawn out fight over ft very smal !
matter. The lawyers , however , wore
not of the Now York brajid , and thov
decided to bring the case to au end with
OblHtlo expense s jwbbihlo. Assemblyman -
man Emory remarked to Supervise !
"WJialoythat ho ahould like Vo try the
llnvor of the o turkeys , accompanied bj
cranberry sauce anil other trimmings
Tlio suggestion was immediately see
oiided by Villtige.CJerk Addipglon , aiu
Supervisor \YUaley uUmittcd thathii
nouth watered to some extent. The re-
till was that the three lawyers called
ho plainliff and defendant together
Hid suggested that the quickest way to
ettlo. the cnae would bo to devour the
urkcys. The two men , Mho had been
icighbors and friends for jears , looked
it one another , and flnallj1 agreed that
t was the most sensible suggestion that
lad over como from u legal mind. Thou
nine a dispute as to who should prepare
ho dinner. This was llnally settled by
irbitration. A third party volunteered
o spread the tnblo and cook tlio tur-
toys , and last week the judge , the law-
ers , the parties to the action , the jury
mil their friends sat down to an old
ashioned country spread in the dining
oem of Mrs. George Holmes , and .ill
agiecd that wheno\er there was ft dls-
nito about the ownership of a turkey in
ho future , Mrs. Holmes should cook it ,
and that the lawyers should bo called in
o enjoj' the feast.
EDISON AS A PHYSICIAN.
How He Was Offered the Position or
Soti-In.IM\V.
A yetoran plainsman who had met Ed-
bon when he was out west in 1878 , tells
lie following storj' about KdUonn Phil
adelphia doctor , and a chance patient
of the doctor. Ho said :
"A ranchman came along on his way
o Uawlins for a doctor to see his daugh-
er , who appeared to have been suddon-
y nfllietod by some peeuUardisoaso , the
cau e and nature of which pu//.lcd and
thinned the familj- , who were evidently
simple nnd well meaning , hut ignorant
people. Seeing buch an unusual stir
ibont Separation , and so many men
.hero , he stopped and asked if any
unong us was a phjsiciau. Ijr. French ,
if Philadelphia , was there and volun-
teeiexl to accompany 1ho man , so ho
climbed onto tlio buckboatd and the
mules weio turned raiichward again.
"Several hours later tlio doctor , who
was a great believer in the olllcacjof
electricity as a medical agent , returned
uid described the cube to us.
"Tho girl , who was about seventeen
ycats old and beautiful in a rude sort of
i\ay , had been btanding at a sink wash
ing dishes , when bhe. had suddenly
leaned forward and remained 50 , in n
and of cataleptic condition , until her
mother came to her , ptob.iblj-an hour
later.
'She had seemed all right after
ward and could not explain exactly how
they had been bei/ed. Aftcrwai'd , an
other daj- , the same thing had occurred ,
: is she stood hanging out clothes. She
and remained with her arms uplited , in
one position , till she had been brought
away and aroused. Hut the occasion
which had most seriously alarmed thorn
md which had caused the father tel
l inp a physician , was that slio had
laid down , and been found in this stupid
condition , fiom which they had failed
to aiottsQ her.
"Dr. French had worked over her an
hour and si half before she recovered
the possession of consciousness. Hut ho
asserted if ho had had a medical olee-
trie battery ho could hn\e restored her
immediately.
"At this Edison became quite excited
and declared if ho could got some old
cells nnd a coil from the opciator lie
could punido the necessary curt out. So
Edison liggedup a rude kind of b.itterj'
and went down with French to opoiate
on the girl the next time she had one of
her attacks.
"One of the whims of the girl was ,
when emerging from her rataleptio
state , to grasp whatever was nearest
her. so as Edison happened to bo there
with the sponge on the back of her
neck treating her to a dose of electric
ity , she took fast hold of him. The
father saw this and supposed the girl to
be in love with the electrician. Hound
the mother tallied the matter o\or , and
came to the conclusion that the elec-
tiical appliance was a sort f infernal
machine or philter by which this
htranfjer was winning the atlection of
the girl.
" 'See here , stranger , ' said the man
to Edison , 'if jou mean business , all
right. ' Edison bowed very gravely ,
hearing not a word. 'Cure the girl up
and you can marry her. There's fifty
head o' cattle you can run off and bell if
you want to , as jjou look mighty seedy
joursolf. 1 don't bupposo you're worth
iv dime , air yeV Edison seeming to
undoi stand that a negative was re
quired shook his liOiid at this.
" 'I thought so , jest what I told mjr
woman. Hut that gal's the apple o' my
eje , and if bhe hankers after yo she a
goin' to have ye ; and some of thorn men
who seem to rathur like jo if jpuaira
poor cuss can witno a the thing and
bring down a justice. '
"Again Edison bowed.
"French then thought it was about
time an end was put to the business and
hill lied the telephone man off to Separation -
ation , and the icst of us wont down and
explained the situation to the iiineh-
man , tolling him that Edison was deaf
and a lunatic- , and know absolutely noth-
inpr except a little about electricitj- ,
which he could show the mother how to
apply to the girl in case of a renewal of
the attack , which , however , bcemed
doubtful , as the disease had so bwiftly
succumbed to the btrong meabuies used.
" \Vo all chipped in and made up ft
purse for the girl , Edison heading the
list with a , bigbum. .
"Tho girl married the next year. I
found afterward , and is as buxom a
woman as jou'd wish to sec. "
Ingersoll on the Anarchists.
Colonel Robert G. Ingorsoll is not in
favor of hanging the anarchists. Ho
EIIJS : "It may bo that I am led to this
conclusion because of my belief that
o\erj' man does as ho must. This belief
makes mo charitable toward all the
world. This belief makes mo doubt the
wibdom of revenge. * * * "Whore
the criminal cannot bo reformed , and
the safety of society can bo secured by
his impribonmont , there is no possible
excuse for destroj'iug his lifo. * * *
It is far better for soei oty to have a
little jiiorcy. The effect upon the com
munity will bo good. If these mon nto
imprisoned , people will examine their
teachings without prejudice. If they
are executed , scon through the te'ir" of
pity their vii lues , their bufferings , their
noroibin , will he exaggerated , others
may emulate their deeds , and the gulf
between the rich nnd the poor will bo
widened a gulf that may not close
until it has devoured the noblest and
the best. "
Dean Stanley nnd Jenny Mml.
A correspondent from London writes :
I can give jou some new anecdote about
Jenny Lind. Dean Stanley once offci ed
hinibolf to her in marriage and was ic-
fused. The whole Stanley family , in-
eluding the hibhop and Mrs. Stanley ,
weroalwaj'S devoted to her. She hail
lived in perfect retirement of late years ,
spending the most of the time ut her
charming place at Malvorn. Her greal
musical accomplishment was hci
"shako" in a piece which IJalfo wrote
for her. She made three forte "shakos'
successively , rushing upthe. | scnloat the
top o ( her voice nt the end of each
"snake11 with nn ease * which no singer
ever rivaled. She was besieged with
requests for autographs , but onlj' gave
thoin in support of oharitnhlo institu
tion . Mendelssohn wrote "Elijah" for
her , and declared that such a mubica
t'eiiius appeared pnly once in a centurj'
| AreliltcctH nnd Siipcrlntendcnte.
, Uidgsou & SOn , 26 , Iron Bank.
AgrlculturtiMmplomonts. _
CHURCHILL" PARKER ,
) oaler in Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons.
Otrrtairei and UURKIM. Jonr Sirrct , llclnt't n lib unj
_ luth.Omahit , .Svbmfki.
"uNTNdin A METCALFVo. '
AgricnluiralIinploinentslWagonsCarriaEGs ,
_ llumlei. Eto. W holc < itl , Ouiahn , N br V .
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PARLIN , ORENDORF'VMARTINT
. . Wliolf lc r > c lf r In
AgricnltnrallinplGineiils.f apns & Buggies
UlMai. HO nn J WJ.Jonei Street , OraitL * .
p. p.iv/vsTc
Manufacturers of BncKeye Drills , Sectors ,
OplllTalorii. lift ? llnkcu. CMi > r Mill * n < 1 I ntmn 1'ul'
Terlien Cur , lubtnd Mcholn Plreclt.
WINONA IMPLEMENT COi
W Uolosulo
Agricultural Implements , Wagons &BuggiK
Cnrnrr Kill ml Nlclmlai Strpft * .
_ , _
Artlstn' Materials.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1613 BoiiglM Slrt-el , Oinnlm , Nubrntk * .
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
UUFiroatu SI .Oiualin , Neli Mnnudtctury , Bummtf
Strrel , Iloitim.
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO. ,
( Surcrssur * to llreil , Joint A Co )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
AgenU for Ttnutim Hnbhor MOo ( ' < i. lltr. , 11M A 110
HHNIFT St , Onmlm , Nvbrn kn.
Coffees , Splcos , Eto.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Coffee ami plo Mlllf.
Teas , Coffees Spices , Baiting Powder ,
_ Cropkoryjind ciasayyaro.
w. L. WRIGHT ! '
Agent for Urn Manufacturers und linpnrlrrt of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Etc omc < ' . .Uh lUht t , Oiiiuhn. NcbratHu. '
Commission and Storages
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Join ,
Batter , Kum nnd I'rmlnro ronilitnmriitp rollcltrd.
lleailquartiT * for Stoniurnrp , ll.-rrj Iliucs uini
Orapa llmkt-l * 1411 DoJgu bl , Omaha.
Storage and Commission Merchants.
Bp *
WIEDEMAN& CO. .
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llutter , Onnic. Knilli. Klc. KOboulti Kill f t ,
OEO. SC HR OE D E R A CO. ,
( Huccenforn to McShano A Si-lirocdf r )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oinabn , NMiruika
Coal , Coke and Lime.
JMAHA"COAL , COKE & "LIME
Jolers of Hard and Soft Coal
tua Sou Ui lltli ritroct , Omalm , Ncliraf ka.
&cp. .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
.nd hlppi-r * of Peal , C'okn , Conipnt , IMi tor , t.lni
brain 'I'lln anil s iri > r 1'lpiORlio , I'ailiin Hotel ,
1-arnnm t , Oinubii , Nob. 'I olepbonf * hll.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 Hoiith 11th M , Oiimba , Neb.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
IKCmid 110Uoug1as , Cor , llth 8t .Omaha , Neb.
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KILPA"TRTCK KOCH"DRY"GOODS"CO
Importers and Jooliers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Umt > ' KurnlslilnKOiioil'.l nrnnrlllh aiut llarney HU
Omaha , Nebraska
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
l ariiam Street , Oaiaha , Nebraik * .
Groceries.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER \ CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
TO , TOT , TOO and 7U H. 10th Ht , Omaha , TieD.
Wholesale Grocers ,
1Mb and Ieavenwortli ytrcets , Omaha , Ncl > ra ku
D. M. STEELE & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
HU , 1MI and IK ) Uarner Street , Omaha , Neb.
ALLEN BROS. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1114 and llir. Harnor Street , Omaha , Neb.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED & CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlnware.bhert Iron.Klc. Agent * for Itonp hcalet.and
Mluml 1'owder Cu , Omaha , Neb.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware & Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics' Tools and Huffulo Prales. 1W6 Douglant.
Omaha , Nebraika.
RECTOR * WILHELMY CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
IDthand llnrney 8U .OumUa.'Neh. Wentcrn Aiirnti
tor Autllu 1'owder Co .Jeffrriun Hlcul .Nal , J-alr- -
banks Standard ttinlrt
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
EprlUK * , Wagon Stock , llardnaru Lumber , etc. 1206
and 1211 llarncr Htrn t , Onmha
EDNEY * GIBBON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
W on and Cgrrlnao Wood Stock , Ili-avy lUrclwar * .
Etc. HI" and litv I avtnworlt Ht , Omaha , Nvb.
, Eto.
W. L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1107 llarney tftfeet , Omaha , Neb ,
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and 1LER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines &Liprs
ait lalla Dltten and Domeiulo Liquor * 1112 llamey
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
IBtfc bUe t and Unlou TaclOo Track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
etc. V rdComrr 7th and luugl , Corner ith
fad Iau l ,
C. N. DEITZ.
Dealer In all Kinds of Lumber ,
th ard Cullfornlt 6t > , Omaha Neb.
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' * FRED W. GRAY.
Lumlier Limo Cement Etc Etc
; , , , , , ,
_ Corner tth ted loulaiati , Omaha.
' T , W , HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
c To Dealers Only , *
One * , 1(81 rttaam Blml , Ota aba.
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-JOHN-A7WAKBFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc , (
ran rorttanl Cetntnt Slat * t | l
. , Lurnbor. * . v. . . j
"CHAS. H. LEET
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmliop , <
* uiet | nnd 1'nnuel flaorlng Oth ami Dctultl
Mllllnory nnd JNot'Onaw j {
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I. OUERFELDER ii Co7 )
IinDorters& Jobbers of Millinery SNolio
SW , JIO ind : i ] South tub Street.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods'
401 MiJ dV. South 10th 8tr * t , Omibi. * J
r VINYARD & SCHNEIDER , ( v
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods , |
1105 Ilnrner sttf ct. ( > m lm. , '
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE COi
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 011 $
All * llrriito , etc , e'nmha. ' A , II , HUhop , MitR K'r >
_ . _ . . _ . _ Pnpar. . "
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
' Wholesale Dealers
Paper , s
CtrrjKnlcc flock of tulntlnK , wrnpplnt tiul * rlllt |
II | I < T Speilnl uttrnllun rln-n to or luail uttlcct.
Printers' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ;
Auxiliary Pnblishei's ,
Dealers lBtpe , prex n and tirlnlcr * ' inppliel , M
South lilh Street , Omaha.
Ruooor Goods.
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OM"AHA RUB"BIR co. , ' ]
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
OH Clothing nd 1 yiilhcr llolllnn liHH Kanianilr ct >
_ Stonm JFJttlnga , _
A L. STRAND CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Btcnm , walt-r , rnllonr anil mlnliiKi.iippllf > < , no. KO ,
'J'i aiul ' . ' . ' 4 1 rim Mi Slrri I , Omaha.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , t
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Slcam anilntur Siimillioi. lli.ii.liinulirn | lor MMtt
1-uoit ALe tKOoils 1111 Vuniiuii "I , OniBliii i
"U.S.WIND ENOINEA PUMP CO.T" ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
ItallklaTlnfl Mitl fllSnndirJO I iirniim hi , Ornnb * .
U , K , llo , AitlnK Manauor.
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B R OW NELL&CCs , I1
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
bhtet lion \\nrk , Strum I'limi" . , Haw Mllli. ) :12-U1
1 t-aTt'nworth Strt-Lt , Omaha.
Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMEL& CO. , , '
Wholesale Farm , Fieli and Garden Seeds
fill and 13 Joue ( U , Omaha
StornKo , ForwnrdJriB AjCornmlBBlpri
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & . C
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
ItrAnrl , houtif1 of the 11-nner I1UKK7 Co llnpBl * > t
ftUolcnaluuiiil D-tnll Im.HIOmiil IUJ Ii rd stint ,
OtmiUa. Ick'ptimir .V > W
JToagMind Cigars.
WM. A. wTLSON & CO. .
Importers and Jobbers of Teas & Cigars ,
Cl > kc and Daisy linking 1'omlir lllo and HIS liar *
nor htrect , Onmha.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ;
Johu Kpcuelor , I'roprlntor. Ml Iuik and III ) anil 108
North lutli f tri-t t , Omuhii. : < \i \
Smoke Stacks , Boilers , Eto.
H. K. SAWYER. fi
Manufacturing Dealer in SmoKe Stacks- !
llrltihlngi.'lankK ami tieneral Holler HepaliliiK. 131&
Dortuu Mrei-t , Oniuha , Neb. T
Iron Works. Ti
PAXTON & VIERLING ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building WorW
ICiiKlnpK , Hrni work , iienrral founilry. nmclilne unit
blackiuiltli work. ( Sniff unit wnrki , U. 1 * . Ity. nml 4
IHb Street , OumU .
OMAHA WIRE& IRON WORKS.
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
lVBk rails , window cuaids flower dtand § , wire
etc , IZI North 18th bt , Omaha.
OMAHA S AF EAN D I R ONwo R K s
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes i
Vaults Jail work. Iron and wire fencing , ilgni , etc. ( J.
Andreun , I'rop'r. ( or nth uud Jaik un his.
MOLINE.MILBURN iSTODDA D Co
Mun f c uri > r nl lolbeiiIn
Wagons , Buggies , Hakes , Plows Etc ,
( or Old iiml I a Itlu " "is , otnuhn. M li
MEAGHER & SPROAT. Jl
General Agents for DleboM ' uli ; \ Lock To. >
Rre and Burglar Proof Safes.Time . Locks ,
Vnulti and Jail Work , 1415 KarnamJtruet , Omaha. '
Overalls.
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CAN"FrELD MANUFACTUR'lrG CO .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeaui Pants , bhlrts , Ftc. 110 ! nnd 1101 Douglas Street
Omaha. .Scli. ,
, Eto.
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MTA. DISBROW & CO' . ; (
Wbole ale Manufacturer * of
Sash , Doors , Bliuds and Mouldings ,
H ranch Office , 12th and liard Mrerts , OniHhn.Neb ,
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds/ , /
Mouldings , Malr Wnrk and Infrlor lUnlVciod Flor
Uu. N , K. Corner 8th nnd LrsvinwultU Streets ,
Omaha , Neb
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ;
And IlllndK , Tumln * , Stair work llnnk and OfflcV
'Mil and I'opiilcton Avenue.
Brewers.
STORZ St ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1MI North UlKhtc-enlU Street , Omaha , Neb
C. It PAIMEIt N UKIIMtV ) n UI.ANCIIAIll * )
PALMER. RICHMAN St. CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Otllco Uooni 14 , Oppoillo Vichnniip llulMlug , Unloi
block \mili , tmulb OniitliHi .Neb.
MoCOY QROS.7
Live StocK Commission Merchants ,
Market furnlilicd dm on Hppllrnllon fltnckur * * ni
frodtrn fnrnliliKilon u > or | ttirmi Hcrnri'n r ijmij
lia .NalloriHl limit nnil Mnutli Ouuihu N'utlDiiul , UnlOM
Block Yanli , viutli Oitittn.
LORIMER. WESTERFIEUD & MALE ?
Liye Stock Commission ,
Boom Kxcbange HulldlnK , Ifnlon Stock Yant *
Houtli OiBAlia , Neb
HORN * SH A R pli
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
noom 33 , F rh np * > Ilvill 'nir. Union Clock YM *
Oinnhit Uufxrrnce' Union .Vnl'l llunlc , Oninlja.
Union Stork V r.t Rank. H Otiiuliu , li , b. Uowlcr
I'rei API llank A'lruil lo , Onialiu .
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ALEXANDER aUFITCH ,
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
Room 22. oppfxltq rictiin HullilInK , Uiilou Altu
" Yarji , houth Oii liu.Neb.
UNloTJ ST"oCK YARDS CO. . ' " *
Of Omaha , Limited ,
John V Boyd. Superintondtnt.
.S. 7' . IIMtlimiiOK , M , I.t
Physician and Surgeon.
Unite , Cor. loth HIK ) rurnam Hts. llesljfiice.jca'
i'uruuw bt , Houri , U to 11 a. in , z to 0 p. u.