niUATTA nATT/V RTCT7 ! ? WTTNTDAV- O Ifton
- IftonKTVHTiTir.iXr
THE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
The Match of Oommctco Has Been Some
what Interrupted b/ the Elections ,
BUT BUSINESS IS AGAIN MOVING FORWARD
Volume Ilns liccti Mtrlit In 5fost
Mtics A Kefliimo ol * Trnilo lit Dry
Goods , Orotjprlos , I
mid I'roilncc *
The /rcat / ; Intercut manifested In business
circles In tlio political Issues ot tlio day lias
been ( lotfhnciital to trade in a very largo do-
prco dut'IiiK the last two weeks or more
Ulcetloneoritig , nttcndin political meotlngi
and rending up on tlio nil absorbing question
JIM occupied n great deal of thno that would
othcrwlso liavo been devoted to business.
The questions nt stake wcro settled on Tues--
fliiyiitnl trade la apparent In the minds of
liuslnais men. TravelltiR tnon who came In
to vote nro back on the road again and Into
coiiiiiii.'iiclng to send in orders , still the
volume nf trade for the week has been light
In most lines.
Ho fnrns prlco'J nro concerned , tliero IsIs
IsU
very little , if any , ciiiMfo ! ! In dry goods. At
castefn points the de < uaiid for cotton Rood *
liai bcou mostly of n Imiid-to-inoutb chnrac- ,
nctcr , Imt n latrly sntlsfactory business was
clone in certain innlccs of brown cottons
specially adapted for conversion purposes.
Stoclca of plain , nnd colored cottons are for
tlio most part In exceptionally good shape ,
nnjl prices nro nteady nnd unchanged.
BlpachPil shirtings nnd cambrics nro in fulr
re < jtifst by the munufacturing trade , but
johhcni nro operating spuringly at present.
The grocery trade lias nlao been devoid of (
nuy nowfeatures , prices in most lines bolng
about steady. Tliero oppciirs to ba a pretty
full amount of faith In the current month nt
a period when fuller , bettor trade will de
velop , even allowing for the very cautious * In-
cllimtion of nil classes of buyers In guarding "
tbclr investments by the boundaries ol early
rcnulrcmonts ; and whllo a .strciiRtlnii s
tone is looked upon as a natural - to
nccompany Increased business. , . ' ns
inc'lincd to assume a really buoyant tone.
The lumber market Is linn , but traJo In
clined to drag.
Tlio produce markets have witnessed some
Important chnnpos during the week. Kpgs
have advanced anil Uiomnrkct is very strong i
by'i'eason of the light receipts , u still further
ndvnnco being only prevented apparently by
tlio number of cold storage OJTRS bcln ST.
fered. Dressed poultry Is coming Into better
demand as tlio .season advances and gameU
llrniing up. Thcro is a decided scarcity of
butter nnil all dealrablnpaekagiss sell quickly
nt very satisfactory prices.
Jl.l/tKKTti.
Cattle.
Saturday. Nov. fl ,
Estimated receipts of cuttlo. 1'JlO. as com
pared wltbi,14 : > < ycslerdny nnd 784 Saturday
of lust wcolf.TIIO iniirkot wns slow nnil fea
tureless. The best grades of } KOVfS am |
bntuliorstoclt wusitonily otliors dull and KUII-
uratlr Inwor , Feeders had little Ufa and nom
Improvement ,
Estimated receipts of hoss. fl.MK ) . ns com
pared with S.OSfi yesterday and T.W Saturday
of limt weoU. The market was netlvo and 5 ito
J.Tc higher , the best IIOKH kolllnx 10 lo I.'KJ .
lilghiM'tind tin ) poorer jtrudoi from .strong to
lOohigher. All Hold onllv. The range nf the
prices viin J.120O4.03. the milk soiling at KI.Wl
4.00. Thu iivcrnxanf the prices paid WAiSi.77ii
us eoiiipiri'd : with Jl.G.tf yesterday und K\"i'M
Saturday of last week.
SIicop.
Esttumlod receipts of .shcop , 107 , as com- ,
pitrod with 191 yestcrdiiy nnrt 285 Saturday
of hist7ooh. . Tbo ninrlcntH tlrni. Natives.
KMOiai.lSj VTC3torn3.W.OOai.X ( ) .
' ' Disposition of Stoolr.
$ b6wlnff llio iiuinbnrnf bend of stock pur-
cTlasi-d Wn this'miirUet ns ropnrtotl by the
xvclsliiniiHtor of llio Stockyards company for
'
NovX'iuber 8 :
CArrr.K.
Pwlft&Oo . 4.11
drot-RO II. llanitiioud A Co . , . 2 2
Tin ) Arniotir-Uiifluliy packingooinpuny. . 2:11 :
] iv-Hothscblld 1 ! )
KalftaiorrlH i. . . .TO
433
nons.
Arniour-Cudnby packlns company . 2,1'0
OinalitipaoUIng company. , . - . . 1.5'CI
Swlft&'o ( . 1.W )
fiporcoll. llaiiiiiiond paulvlngcompiiny. . 711
North * Co . . . . . . : . . . . . . . 711m
BblpiicMiind feeders . D70
SIICBP.
Bwlft. * Co . ; . Wfl
\V. II. lloyor . - . . 100
Disposition ol' .Stock.
Sbou'lnR the miinlwr of bond of stock
pinuhasod on tills innrUit as reported by Hid
wi'lislimastorsof the Sloclcyiirds company for
tlio week ending Saturday. Novcmbor B ;
CATTI.K.
Brtld&Co . 2.081 ( !
liconro II. IlniiiinniHl * Co . . i.ui
'fho Armoiir-Oudaliy pavkln company. . lrA" >
Dniiibn packing company . .T >
Hlilppcrs and feeders . , . 4.001
lions.
Tlic Armour-Oudaby paeking company. . l.'l.TO
Oiniilmiiacklug ' company . H.KV ,
7cr > 9
O. II. Uaniinoad : i.OI7
Sldpliors and feeders
1
BIIEtl' .
SwlfJ. * Co . , . 61.1
lie , Arimmr-Oiuluby paukltigcompany.1)1 )
iTS andfcodors . Kti
PrcvalliiiR Prices.
Tbo following Is n tnblo of prices paid In
this market for tlio grade of stock mentioned ;
Knncy steers , 1350 to IfflJIbs . $1.25 Cl)0 : )
1'rlnio slL-ors , 1U. > 0 to 1475 His . a..K ) l.o :
oed steers , lisa tQicwiiiii : . : i.7o @i.w
JluU'hcrs' Htecrs , 1050 to i : X ) Ibs. . . . 3J50 < tl.fO
llr : stecrw. 10UO toll50 lt-3 . 3. ! ,00
( 'oninioii.SOOto 1200 Ibs . U.T5 ,10
Kalr tn/ood cows . t.bO 00
Good toebolcccaws . e.OO .75
riioluotoYanoy cows . ' . ' .40 . .75.as
llclfors . 2.00 ( TW.OO
Ycurlliiss . i.,00 Cfrt.OO
IVi'dors . i'-H ) Wi-RO
Stackers . : . l.to W-40
Cotinon . i.w ) < i : .oo
1.CO Wj.00
l. J fitt.no
LSI Wt.CO
( intvos . , . l-r > 0 Hll.lX
\Vi\st ern cornfod stours . 2.2.1 f . .00.M
Hirers . , . . l.WJ .00
\Vcsturn \ cows , . T. . l.CO ( i.0
Rtoolc ItcKolpts.
Estimated Today. Olllclal Vestcrdny ,
Cattle , . . 51 cnrs , 1.20J Onttlo. . . ira cars-IUls :
lloKs. . . . M er.rp , O.SM HIIRS. . . .110 cars , 8t 1
Klionn * . Ucurs , 4U7 Sbi'op . , 1 cars , 1U !
Horses , . . ! i cura. UO
III Ito tatitl imvou S.iloi oP Ilaji.
Toituy. Yoilertluy.
Illirbest , . . . . . 05 Mlchost . : i M
Ixiwost . 300 Lowest . U 00'
Average Cost of I loss-
Tbo following table gives the uverasocostof
hogs on tbo dates mentioned :
Oetol-crO . 4 in > i Octobor2i : . . ' 1 01
OolohorT . . . . 4 IS Uotohor2l : i M
Octobers . 40il OctoborS.'i : i l
October ! ) . aw Outolor27 ) : t i
4i ) j October K : i , XI
October ! ! 3 S3 Octolior2i ) a XI7.VJ
October 1:1 : ( U'toburiu u
October 14 31)7 ) October : il : i
October 15 4 O-- ! Novi'inlii-r 1. . . : ( TS'i
octdliorlil . HOT NovoinlM > ri. : . . : i I 73
Ovlnberl ? . 3 M il N't > vcniler4. . .
OclolierH . Uin ) November A , . .
October UO . 382U November u . . l ! ill
OctoberUl . 3DIW November" . . . . :
Novembers. . . ,
Avcrago lrlco
. . . . . , , . the nvcrtiKu prleo paid for loads ; of
lie sonthoilays Indicated lu 1 ! > S7 , IMS , liiM )
anil 1MU ;
ndif.
KIIIIK of 1'rloos.
fnmhtwp , The following : table shows the prices paid
1'rluiu ( at Klieep , MM Old )
Oixxl fat nliecn. > . , . .JIM
Conitnoil to Medium idicrp 2 23
Western . , . . , u t ! 00
Kvcclptx and Slilpnmnw.
Bbowlntr llmolllelnl receipt * ntnl lilinicnM |
nf cuttle , bozs and sheep on the dales Indi
cated !
itKcni'TS.
,
suii'M I\T :
- IIATKH. 1 C.mr.K IMKIS NIIKKI *
Krldnr.Ort. 31 , . . . . . . . ' t'.rr
,
fntunlnr. Nor. 1 1212
.Monday , Nor. .1. . , , IX ,
TnesiliijT , Nor , I , 3.-I7
Weilni'iilny , Xov. 5 l.K. !
Tlmr/i'liir , Nor. U. , , , . . , , . MI7
Frltlnr , Nov. 7 W7
.
- - Fourth wooki > ( Oct',1 ! ! ! ! 10.2.V1
Third weckof Ocl T.r-'l !
ScrondirueK'if Oct B.S1I
Hrst ncolcufOct. . , . . . . , ' . O.HB
Fourthwook nrgcpC. . . . ; t.fV
Thlnl ook of Scit | W.I I
Coinpiirativo Table.
Tlio follnwiiis table * shows the range Ju
p trlco < ioii
Monday , October 27 Jl M
Tuesday , October 28 , . . JJ 40
Wediirmlny , UMohor 3) ) JJ 30
Tlititwlity , October : M , . < : i : >
I'riclay , uolnbor.iil : i 23
Saliiiilny. November 1 : i 15
Monday , Nuvotulicr : i Jl 13
Tut'sdny. Novi-mlier I , . Jl 23
wodni' dny.Novembers JJ 10
Thiii'Mlny , NovonibnrO : i 13
Friday. November 7 JJ W )
Saturday. November 8 JJ 20
Ilcprcsentntlvo' Males.
BTIIIIS. : :
No. Ar. Pr , Ko. Av. IV. No. A v. I'ri
11 , . 100.1 $ - no 75..limit w : io is.mo $ uo
3i.ioio a M w..i3si 4 xi
COWS ,
1. 757 1 ( W ( ! . . KS3 IM 15. TOO 200
12. . 800 100 10..WI7 150 t.,010 200
1..10IO 113 HlT.lOil 1 H 2. . 825 200
1. . 710 1 Si It ) . . ! IH 1 GO II ) . . l 0 200
13..1IIO 185 1. . 750 1 ? . - > I2..VWI 205
0. . 1)10 ) 140 1. . ( WO 180 1..1022 210
la. , iifw 140 n. . BU iw 2. . mo 225
7. . Cii : i 45 0. . 078 100
8TOCKKHS AND I'BEUEJIS.
2. . 720 210 1. . OT 113 1. . SCO 225
\VE3TEH.V CATTLE.
No. AV. I'r.
I > elcrson& Ilawley
* 100 feeders 1222 $310
K. I ) . Swan
KJ cowt OM 175
A , Klstorlous \
II < ! owf \ 10l | : 1 80
21 feeders 10:0 : 235
A.J. Itotlnvoll
1 cows. . . . . * 8H 175
< 0 COIVH i oil ) 175
Kidroto cut llo coiiipauy
B steers , Tcxiiuil , ; . . . ' . . . . 1070 2 W )
03 steers ; U7J 280
U. Weaver
15 cows . " , ( , . . * . . . . . . " . ft'15 200
II cows . . . . . . . . " . ' WI 200
a cows. . . . . 1173 210
Ualoy llvo .stock com jinny
23 uinniurs 875 100
IS liullH. . . . ' . l.Til 1 2.-1
11 cowrt Wilt 150
81 cows , 1000 100
Mil , & \\tVf Inv. coinpnny
1 f&1 185
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! * ! ! . " ! ! . " ! * . . ' i
2 recdi'M KW 2 0
1S7 foedefs 1010 225
Ijtiriimlo Itlvco cattle company
19 steers lia'i 2ir
ii : steers 121)7 ) 200
8 stcors 1177 2(15 (
W stei'rs 1113 2fi5
2D steers 101(1 2a i
IS feelers 110'J I'M
1 steer 152J 2 IK )
2 slcor-s , 1230 200
nous.
No. Av. Sli. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
28 180 80 $ . ' 100 7:1 : 214 200 $ ' 180
K1..1II7 80. HOD OI.-.80J SO 1180
80.,151 200 . ! 125 07 ' 'St 40 H80
41..JIM . JI25 M 'JtM 80 8825J
4rt.ji'li2' : * .JI25 so
W.'II.I'.I.'C ! ' 80 il.Ti m 21 40 1185
' 70. . . .155 nas ft.aw ) 120 385
7 148 ! I40 7 . . , , , J20 KiO 885
81 Hid 80 1140 01 218 120 385
7S 'J)5 200 . ' 140 M..272 120 385
8S 101 21)0 ) 1140 55 2rfO 240 385
01 . . . 107 200 1140 ( it 'MO 120 385
37 > < ) l' ' 340 ( ill..287 120 3 87M
81 101 KXK-JI50 71 281 200 II87'/
75 im : irx ) C7 278 278 3l > 0
84 1117 210 U.VS M 21)0 ) HS 8110
( > . . . . , . : WX ) 300
7J 212 SO : iOO 67 JJ04 41) 300
CO 211) ) 210 305 71..2S5 1110 300
Kl ' , Z0 tO 370 50 IC2 80 3 IK )
( 247 ' 120 370 70 282 80 300
78 227 120 370 C4 200 120 3 IK )
70 217 SO 370 Kl yil ! 80 8PO
.1 210 375 M 21X1 40 8 IK )
78 2TJI 100. 1175 m aw 200 300
01 2117 2IK ) 375 W 270 210 8IH )
Ki ,2.'iK 2SO3 75 m : ] HID 305
III..2411 40 375 CD JJ.V.I libO 8 Itt
711 24C. 40U 375 4 ! ) aoo 3tn
78 217 210 375 ffl III ! ) 80.-I
71 2110 IM ) ! | 75 Kl IlOt 120 305
m 220 120 375 4 < 357 100 810
AI 227 m 375 fti. . , . . . : V4 120 3 U5
ffi 2111 120 375 58 J 210 807M
10 21rt 375 43 324 KJO 400
1)1 ) 2110 IfiO 375 " 100
71 2.VJ 2IX ) .10 ; ' . ; ; " "w 400
71 2.V.I 200 380 Ki .ICJl hO 400
fi7 27(1 ( 'IWI , . . . , . ! ) 100
37 2tt : ICO 3 SO K ) 3.-10 80 400
11) ) Ml IMO 380 25 278 400
4S 2J 80 3 SO 31 327 400
Hit 2 U 3 tO Gl . . . 311 100 400
K ) 2lil > 150 360 &S 350 105
( W 230 280 380
I'ln.S ANU SKIl'S.
111. KJ 12- 7 221 120 l ! I
JB. . . . . ,148 40 125 101 1:12 : 2G5
1.1. . . . .KM ) 175 C.- 135 275
2JJ. . , 1W 200 3.1 iao 275
Klm. . . . IM 215 ID . . . . 130 280
m. . . . . , isn 225 10 . . . .23S 120 200
. . . , H2 " 5
8MKK11.
No , Av. I'r.
407 westerns , wethors 100 w 05
1110 westerns , \\clhois V..10I 3 05
307 \\csterna , wctliera . . . . .105 305
IMarlcct iMentlon.
The receipts of o'attlo during : October lat tit
Iho stnekyards WITH Ui.270 us cuiiin'.ired vlth
nl. ! > 7Jl during Oetotior , ISSil , a ( inlii of 17.70J , or
3W per cent. The receipts of hqia ilnrlnslast
month wuiu 172,2i ) ! ) at eoinpurea wllli r.'I.KiO
diirliiir tlint > : uiiuiiioiitli lust year , tin Increase
of 47l'il ' ! or38 percent.
AceordliiB to the Folsoni Springs Motropoll-
tan , NolKoni , N , M. , the following bblpnients
InivolMiun made ! H. II. Itriizlll shlppt-il U73iiit- !
tlo totbo Soutb Dinuliu niiirkols ono day last
weak , Tbey were loaded ut Clayton. Tim
Itcd lilvor eat tlocoinpiiny sent several cars 'lidOf
fltoors from SprliiKt'r to tlio Sotttn Umalui
atoouyiirdh lately. H. W. Dorsoy shipped 750
cuttlo to the South Omaha stockyards lust :
wook.
A Mrrltcil Coiiipllmont from AfiirOfT. '
\Vo nro pleased to sco the Increuso of bust-
nass lit tlio i-oiith Oiuiilia Union htuckyurds ,
and thnt our rseff Nexleo people nroKuttlnji u
lietter rnto by from 5 to 10 cents Mrtbolr
tuoeknt th.it pUico than at ulthcr of tliuotnor
imirlci't oi'iitefs. TlimiiKli llio splendid man-
iiKoricnt ofV. . N. Hnbeouk tbo trade lias In-
crouseil wonilor/nllv / , eo luueb so that tbuy
fuiiiidlt nei'o.sKiiry tocnlureo thulrhtookyarda
lately M > in to iiccotiimodalK their enormous
trade. I'oliotn Hiirlngs Mutrupolltan , I'ol
aoni , N. M ,
WIIOUISAIjlS ?
!
Grouorlcs.
OATK rVralnn , ( i-Ili box , OHo.
UAHINS > London layer.- . Luliroriil.ipor ! box ,
fj , ' 0 : loose niiiseatuU. California. iJ.UO ; seed
less. California , t > ' .OJ | ( California seedless Hill-
tans , In Kiickn. inir Hi. llo ; Uiillfornlu nuiauii-
tolls. In s.'ii'Uti. 8'io ; new Viiletiolas bcioti-
iturn layers now , tX1.
Nim--Alinon < U , 18o ; llraxllfl , ISci fllhcrts ,
tie : ; pecans I'1" ! walnuts , 15oj puannt cocks ,
W ; roasted , K'jeiTftiiiesseu peanuts , bo.
lAiu.VACKoi's Ooons Ilarley. 4e : farlnn.
.V ) : peas. ' . ' ' ( ( ' : outincal , bills. (0.2.'V'2n.5ginlf |
bbls. Sl.2f > ii'l. . ' 0 ; niucaronl , UKTslIc : vcrinlcolll ,
ICCillc : rice , choice , JS ftGo ; faney , OHflS'o ; (
liQud,7c ; hiiKO unit tftiiloun , ( * Ilorl'l""i bcuuti ,
do ; spill peas. : ic ; huucholll , llo.
L > AM.VIU Vr.OKTAiit.MTuiitntoos n-lli extra ,
f 1.101 1.15 ; 3-11 > standard western bruiuls. tl.10 ;
KUllous. Arcln > r'artiuiclinlfJ.OJ' ; Corn I'lncst
crown ; Jl.CHi Clato City siiRtir corn , very line ,
> l..rHlllinnii. ; ! 2-11) ) HiiRiir com , } I.2J2-1I ) o\tru ; ,
lleoinor , (1.10 ; 2-lb standard western bruniiM ,
II.U3. Musliroonu l-lli t'ronehoxtru tlnc,2--l i
\&a \ ; Ml > l-'renub , line , IKfr.'o ; 1-lb Fmncli , or-
dlnury. ' ' 10iJl8c. Tuiu Trcs. line , tier can , 25e ;
ilcmMlue , porfait. liles 2-lb Bitted , 11.0" Mb
early June , ll.&O ; 2-lb murro\v , stiindunl
hriindi. $ I.S5 ; 2-lb soaked , ! 5c. titriiiR beans
Mb hl li grailu , Uetu fo. il.W ; 2-11) CluUU'ii
wax leans , } LlX2-lli ; Hiring beans. We ; Lima [
beans 2-lhBoukcrt.65c. lloiton baked beans -
Mb lewi | , Jl U5i Urnwn bruiuK 91.3X Bweet
notatous J-ll > Now Jersey , $1.00. 1'iiinpkliis
3-lb. (1.10 , Ultra und tomatoes 31.03 ; okra ,
| l.tXiBiiorotuf < litl.2t ) ,
DlllKil I'liuiTri-Turklsh prunes , less linn
lihcU , IS&0.7$0 ( ! original bhda. Uo less ; IlosiiU 1
prutiM , C-lh boxes , lee to 110 , S ici upplcs ,
iivnporat il.nowrliiRCliDlte , Uo ; eruporat"
uuw ring prlutcKo ; apricots , fancy , lu
2 < V | blackberries , new , 10ci ra'pbcrrlc' ' . 25
Unto hot. Jtloi currants , now. ( Vv'M'ic ' ; orls-
Inal ctukt. ito loss ) Vostlzia curium * , extra ,
. .
CouuAilK Mitnlllit rope Alt she * front 7-Irt
tolln.Uo ; l til ropu , nil slzus front 7-in In 1
In , too ; "nowproit'SHM , " nil aljesfrom 7-1U to
1 In , * c.
Straw , per 1U , ! V l3i'p ;
rnz. 'I'ti. ' ! iiiiitililn It. 4fj.x. > ! No. l.tc.
Mot.A ? tjs-llbM , N , o. fnnoy. nrranl , ro Sic ;
pliolce. 13/4l7cl ciKtd. KifiixV' ! Cuba , link His , 8s
H to boy. 5 c ! kcj1 * . 4e. .
. N. Y.apjno elder , lee : l > . S.
elder , isoj white. I in1 , l. " > c i fancy , fruit , He.
oir. < < IV ) jirinto white. Me ; i.V ) witterv1iltc ,
lyes bcnullxlit. I4'c ' : "Ica ollnc , iiv : ,
iVblV.'l'.VIai'Vrnmiiiitci'r.'Irci In bbls ,
-Kl'oilSll } J.005.8'5perKro s.
lUris-Ani. , per 100. tl.7r > ; I.ewlstrm.per 100 ,
J17.T5I Union Square , 10 per runtnlT list.
Hti.T lfilry..2 pil In bbl , bulk , .f..ioj liest
CO ? > .s. j ! > . : M ; lioititraile lOa.'ls. J2.IO ; liest
l 10 < , ja.ffiVj rock salt , crushed tl.80 ;
conitniin , bill , Jl.
r.KSt.-iiAti Per lli-r.ocaUc , 30-11) ) boxes.
Kiel lUorakc < ) . : iO-ll ) boxes. 18'iO ! Mb Irlck.s , M
Ibs In IIOT , pnro , lie.
TWINM Cotton twine. "Illlib , " very ( Inc. U-
Ib bales 8ci i-ottnn twine , XX brand , U-l"
balci , Ido ; hemp twine , J-lb | lialcf , 13o ; sail
twlnn , 20c ; ranillo wlclt , 22c ! 4'J-fodt cotton
cldtlii' . " line , 11.40 ; CJ-foot cotton clothe ! ) line ,
JI.Ci : ( W-foothlHtil lines , 11.75 ! 00-foot jiite1.0U } :
wool twines. Mic.
( 'OPKKK Hnnsted Arlosla , 23)C ) } ! Uunoln ,
23Jc ! : Gertnan. S'io ' ; Dllworth's. 85o ? ; : Man ,
et Mtillnoncli , tic ; Cordovu. I'J .t'i Mouliu ,
0o ! ( ; O.U. Javn.fiOc.
OOiiKUiin 1'iotnliitn I'1. 0. . twin data , per 10 ,
n' ' < o ; Drcniliini V , lVouint Amorlca , ll'jo ;
lolc. l.'lc ; iloincstlo dwlsi , umi7e ; Kilatn , In
II , each. $1.00 ; I.lmbcrpor , 12 jo.
IIIIOOMS ' , vtlu.mrlorKI.UU ] : 4-tle. Ji.7.'i : 3-tlc.
* 2.2i ) U-tlo. plain. tl.Kii wnruhouw , WW ) ; toy.
$1.2. ' , ; whisk. JI.OV3I.8 : . .
OMVBS QitarM , per cloz.fl.OO ; pints , per doz ,
88.'iO : bulk , per gnl. , Me.
Hi'dAit 1 * Iwb-Cnt , loaf , 7Wo : cubes , 7'Jc ' ;
standiifil podored. 7c ; XX.V.X , powdered ,
7ic | Krnnnlaled , standard , tl7 o confection
ers' A , ( ! S1lil1 o : white , o.xtra O , brilliant. 7'i'1 !
c.xtrn Uiovui , flUot central O , 5io ? ; golden O ,
0'ici dark O,4Xc.
COTTON Itoi'u ! i Inch. lc.
SOAP C'astllo. mottled , per Ib. OiSlOoj do
wlilto. per Hi. 14c.
.M .Medium. perbllfO.W ) , ) ; small. JIO.OO ;
glierklni. $11.00 ; BS-pal. bbl. 110.00.
CiDKit-l'crbbl , rotlniHl. trt.no : half libl , Jl. . > 0 |
bard elder , pure , per bill , M.Ooraimo ; elder ,
lialf bbl , $ .W ! poarcldur. hnlf ubl , $0.50.
Provisions.
SMOKED MnATS-Susar Cured tintm , iJ lo 18
Ibavoraso , lOo ; hams , 20 to 28 Ihavernno. UJ/o :
baniH , 12lb averiiKO. lO e ; skinned lianiw. lO'lc , '
lianis ( No. 8) ) , 6Jiu : Hhouldvrs , Gc ; clear
breakfast bacon , HJio : boneless break
fast bacon backs. 7c ; famous boned
ham , 8io ! : California or tilonlo liiuufi , ( ILio ;
boneless ham , lc ) ; dried bcof Immi ( sets ) , 7Hc ;
drliul bcof elocl1 ? , flj ; short suluoJ- rolls or bain
roiilotte , 7Ucj sinokod beef tongues , per do/ ,
85.5' ' ) ; spoulnl briind liann , I'J to 15 11) uvernKo ,
ll'.ta ; sp"cliil brand bonolms break fast bacon ,
lliic ; selected drlod hoof hatns , Intldusand
knuckles , lee ; selectoJ wlilo clear breakfast
baron , O jC.
Duv SALT MBATS Fancy llcht wolgh't short
clears. Otic : long o lours. Mo : short clears ,
( > oi short ribs , fi'iu ; Hhouldurs , O jc ; clear
belllesCi ! : clonrlinctis , oyc ,
HMOKKD MUATS Dry SultUiircd Pin
bacon , Hhort clours. 7c ; bacon , short
ribs , Olje ; bacon , short cluiira. 0'ie : bjtcon.loni ;
clears. tiVio : bacon , clear backs UUc ; bacon ,
clear bellies. 7o ; uaoon.shr > nldcrs , SJiC.
HIVKKT I'rrKt.Kti MBATS Iliiins tlnrcos , fll c ,
shoulder * ( N , V. cut ) , tlcrrix , fiyo ; Uillforalu
liani , tlcrct's.r > ? aCleef ! ) hani' , barrel * , 1 18.00.
I'lCttt.F.ti IIEilfTONOL'Krt Half bbls. , 10 1 Ibs. ,
$ IO.r > 0 ; quarter bbls. , 00 Ibs. , $3.03 ; ol htb bbls.
8. . Ibs. , il.no.
Swr.nT I'lCKr.KnSpAUB Htus Tloroes , 30) Ibs ,
net wolfc'lit. JW.50 ; barrels. 200 Ibs , , net weight ,
J8.00 ; lialf barrels , 10'J Iln. . net \rolglit , M.7 , " > .
1/Aiin-t'oiiipoiind. per 11) . tlorco basis ,
brand pure leaf lard , per II ) , tlerco basis . li.Vc ;
.oneolal brand kettle rondcrpd loaf lard , per
Ib. tlureo bnsK 7c.
I'OMK AND IlKKF Per bnriol
Bless jiork ( now ) , 111.60 ; family pork , 811.85 :
short cut clour pork 812.M ; short cut clear
pork. 811.2.1 ; bonclo's pltr pork ( fancy ) , JI4.00 :
extra mess beof.00i ( ! plato beef , $7.00 ; extra
plate beof. $0.00 ; oxtni family lieof ( boneless ) ,
&UK ) ; rolled beef ( boneless ) , .WJ ; rump butts ,
83.M.
I'lO roilK-Harrols. 200 Ibs each , ? U.OO ; lialf
bands , 100 Ibs cadi , 47.50 ; quarter barrels , r > 0
Ibs each , $1.00 ; eighth barrels , 85ia [ \ each ,
S" ' 23.
"OA'SNKD MEATS All prices per dor , .not
Corned beef , 1 Ib cans , 2 doper oaie , 81,10 ; 2
lbsittaro | cans , 1 or 2doz , per ease. II.S5 | 0 Ib
.squnro cans , ' /4 doz , poroa < c , $ < > .2.'i ; 14 Ib square
cans 'A doper case , $111. ( X ) ; lunoli tongues , 1
II ) round cam , 2 doz. per case , 88.50 ! 2 Ib round
cans , 1 doz per cuso , $ l.r j ; brawn , 1 Ib snnaru
cans. 2 dnf. $1.20 ; 2 lo square cans , lors doz ,
tier case , $2.00 ; 0 Ib square cans. H dozpcrca < < < ' ,
$7.00 ; 1411) &quurociui % 4 doz , pcrouse. tl.VX ) !
OY tongues , Ui-lb rotlnu cans , 1 dozporcasq
" , 2-lb round cnnsl dot iHiroaKOfv.OOi SIb S
Hi round caiw , 1 Aim por- eases S7.00. Chipped
beef , ij-lb round ciniH. 2 doper ease , 11.00 ; - Ib
round cans , 2 doz per case , il,00 ; 2-lb id
cans , 1 doper case , i't.75. Itoast beef , 1-11) )
round cnna. . doz per cu e. J1.10 ; 2-lb round
cans , $ 1,7. > . Totted hum , Ji-ll ) round cans , 4 ido
uercnsc , fiOeflh : roiiiKl.cans , 2 doz nor ease ,
$1.00. Duvlled hatn , U-lb round cans , 4 doz per
case , OOe ; ! i-lb round cans , 2 doz per case , { . JrUi ;
potted ox tongue , U JU round cans , 4 doz er
e.i'.c. OOc ! JS lb round CUIH , 2 doz per e ,
. compressed bam , 1-lb squnro cans , 3
doz pnr case , fl. ( IV 2-lb square cans , 1 doz pur
case , K.M ; tripe , 2-lb round cnns , 1 doz per
case , lUO ; inlnerd eollupslb roiinil cans 1
doz per cube , ' $ . ' .20 ; bonoioss pigs' loot , 2-lb
siinaroeanf , 1 doz per OHM ) . ' & ! .r > 0 : ' roast hcuf ,
1-lb , t ! doz per case , if 1.00 ; 2-lb , 1 doc. pur cant' ,
81.M.
On.s-1'rlinp lanl oil , ( winter strained ) , Mo :
extra Ian ! oil ( wlntor HtriilnedMHa ; o.vtni No.
1 lard oil. 4le ; No. 1 lard oil. tea ; Nu..a lard
oil , : rc ; cMr.a nuiitsToot oil , 15u ; J allow oil ,
47c. Half barrels , He over Imrrolspa-sallon
cans (2 ( In a case ) . Su over Imriohtj > l-jallon
cans (10 ( In iicuse ) , lOo over burrols ; { { 'gallon
(20 ( Jn'ii cahc1) ) , ir o ever barruln. SpueJalprices
ii kircelotH.
SAUHAOK HoloRnii.lonff,4c ; bolegna. raimd ,
4e ; bolri nn , lur e , 4c : bologna. In cloth , Cl.o ;
smoked Han aso 7ci star bologna , IOIIK ,
4c } : blood s.iiiMaiio. 4icllvor ! ; sausaco , 4'-i !
head eheesLs4ii'i ! fresli fork saiisaRo ( links )
( lu ; fresh pork t > itiiMago ( hulk ) , &Ke ; Hiuoked
pork suiisnei' , 80 : L'raiikfurt sausage. .7c !
smolcod licail clieose , Ccj 1'ollsli snnsuse' , 7c ;
knobliincli siiusiit'c. 7e ; ton no sausage. 8c ;
sumtncr HttusaRC , Kfc. Tlio ubovo prices tire
for lota of Ilfty pounds and upwards ; a loss
quantity a lialf cent inoro ,
Fish. .
Fnnsii 1'er lb Porcli , 7oi buffnlo. dressed . ,
7o ; pickerel. lo ) ; plko. Do ; trout , Do ; wlittc , lOoi
cropple , llo ; catllHli. lie ; coJ stuak. 12e ;
Uoundcrs , ik : : Orezon salmon , I5c ; bluck bass ,
18ei lobsters 18o : blue fish , tie ,
Salt nnd ploklod CorttNli , extra. Ooorcos , '
new. Gic } : Brand bank , now , 4Jc ! ; Hllvor , 3-1 111
blocUri , Tiiio ; snow while. 2-lb bricks , now , 7JJo ;
turlccv CCM | , lurKO inHlillo hrleks , Oo ; Know
uliltes , crates. U'-5II ) IXI.XCH , 'Ho ; nietlliini
.scaled lierrliitf."c ; No. 1 sealed hcrrlnir ,
domestlu Holland horrlii ! ? , 4Uu :
spiced liorrliiK , W Kiisslan Hiinllncs. .
luio ; Knsslnn snrillno.s , plain. Mo ; Imported
Holla ml horrltiK , Crown brand. fQa ; do fancy
milkers , if 1.00 ; niackorel. Mo. 1 Blioru , lialf blU- )
$12.5 ! ) ; bhnlers , lialf bbls , SIS. 00 ; .whltu
INli. half libls , f.7.1 ( ; trout , half bbls ,
$ -.50 ; fainlljwlilto flsli , W.OO ; salmon ,
$ .S.r > 0 per hnlf bbl ; 2-lb broiled maokcrel. f..OO ;
: i-Ib lu muiitiird , . ' .00 ; U-lb In tomato sauce ,
SS.fiO ; n-lb Jlayo iiirss iniiokurol. iO.OO ; 1-lb
brook trout. il.ttJ ; IJ-lb brook trout , $ . ' , ! i. " > ! 1-1U
Hnbiion , * l.K5lb | wlilto llsli , { .V23 ; Mb vldto
INh. il.i'i ; ; 3-U ) IdbstcM , t\XQ : \ ; 1-lb lobsters.
JiVIO ; jllov6ter.s ; , ISoz , ilfrt ; 2-lb dyHtew. 10
oz.t-VJ.Ii 1-lb oystersJ ( ) zrf 1.25 : 2-lb llaratarln ,
10 oz , * .MO ; 1-lb Uiiraturla , 5oz , 1.10 ; Fair
mont , 4 oz , S1.15 ; Kulrninnt , 8 oz , $ . ' .03' : 1-lb
clams , little neoks. jl.IL'i ; 2-lb clutns , llttlci
necks , II.T.'S ; ll-ll ) clam chowder , J2.GO ; 1-lb
crabs , JJ.25 ; 2-lb crabs , W..r)0.
Country Produce.
fiodd country rolls , LiaiSe ! o'lioloe ,
1B3200 ! Inferior , P < aiOoi iroocl country solid
packed , lAti30os cliolcu solid packed , Ic
Komi , 2l6J''k' ' ;
creatnery ; fancy , 2'
Knns Tliomnrknt Is llrm at'J3o
( / AMII'ralrln ; chickens , uor dozen. . .TO'
urniisc , W.OUffil.i"i ; milliard ducks , $7.7V < 4
: i.M : tcil duokB. { l.-iVSLW ) ; nii\od ducks , JI.7.)1.
quail. * l.iV31.M ! ) ; jaclc rabbits $ 'l. ! > 0 ; Small rab
bits f 1.00(161.25 ( ; ilcnr and antulopo carcasses ,
MfJHJ : Handlers. HOKJo.
I'uut.Tiiv liU'ocblela'tiH tire qnotpil at Jl.T.f
Q2.Unltb ! K.50 about tlio top uhd dressed
chickens 7ii'.H ( ' , with mi oucahloniil oholco lot nt.
> e. JJvo tnrlcovH. ( to anil drcsaod JlitlJi1. '
1.1 vo dnek , $ . ' .r > oyi.OO , with an ocoahlonnl Halo
of pxtralurso stock at $ a.ro ; dressed iluolcs ,
Uccso scarce ; ilrosscd. tiXglllc.
'
I-'resli Krull/j ,
There U some qiilto 'ile UlQ
Florid a stock on sale u'liloh U miotvd tit
84.W. . ,
Ou.iroiistA I'lit'iTfl-reiiw. _ _ per box , $3.00 ;
iL'seut irrujKN , $1.50 per iio-lb omtcs ; , Tnl < ay
rapes.U.iM.iiur 20-lb orates ; qulncps , Jj O ,
1U.NANA8 Vollunr , 4I.2.VJJU.OD per punch. ' '
. Clioleo.stoclc. JS,5 > ai.OO. !
Al'i'i.KS Tim market I.H Tory firm and stooks' >
are quoted at W.'ivai.-5 , uccdrd I tijto'Miu
uiiltiyiinU ' * "
luii viirlety. ' " "
t'HJiNUUitiilKS Fanc Cao CoJ $ J.03 boll
and cherry i tcUXX
Illiles , TII I low , Ktc.
HIDE : ) . I'KI.TS ANI > TALLOW Qrocn saltml
bides. No. l.Vi&fil4n | No. 2 , 4'io ; dry flint
x , 7 ! © Soii ! : ir blUcs , KWcjlaiirugflrt ; Miles
less ; bbeop pults , Krec-n , eacli , 5jciil3 ;
p ] ) HU , dry , PIT lb , luitllu ,
TAia.ow A r\o. 1 , 4'tu ; No , a. l&3Jit'l sroascj
wlilto. 2)i&4ci ) yellow , i'5t : io ; stearulc.U'io.
llo.NE3-Ouotatton.suro for tlollvory In Cbl-i
cage Dry liniralo , tier ton , * lJ.OOftl3CU ( : dry
country , bleached. * lo.0aia.fti ) ; counlri- . damp
and inoiity. li.OOaiO.lX ) . -
. . .
P
Drv Goods.
llKAW nnowN CorroNS-Atlantlo' A ,
Atlantic 11 , Tc ; Atluutlo 1) ) , ( ii ? ; Atluntlu
OfltAurora C,4U'oi : lluck's lieud , 7cM."utjot \ \ ,
UKO ; DirlliiKton , GUot Farmers' No , ti 4S44
4'4o ; UixMl ? t MJ , ftSo ; Indian Im U Tjio ;
l.awronco lL,5ioi Henrietta Mi , . "
7o ; AinoSkQ3R
8)io ) ; IJutoi , C'ic : Warwick dress , Be ; Laiica
tor ' , BVei Olonftlrr. ( mer-Whlttondnn lres * . Pr.
I'ISK Ititovr.N rorTONUjjAJIimtle l/Ij.Ce ; Au
rora II , flUc : Aurora It.O'itM ' AtlnsO N H. 7'id '
eheCHO cloth , 4c ; Clinton 1-,5'ici ' 1'opperell It ,
cue ! I.antfiUmfl II , He. , , ,
1li.KACH t > COTTONS Tlpriicley Cambric No.
oiliest Vot. ( HJcl.mittorploth XX.I'iCj
, 7 < 4t ; rimcall.t'KM'rultof tbo Loom ,
i'lillllp ciuiilirlc , jOc'i l.ansdoii O It ! DUc ;
Inle , del Liui'dalri cniubrlc , 10ic ! ; > o > v
York Mills , lie : Oak Lawny. Ti * .
WICJANS Mct-Tldstl < ' , r.4C ! itnlOruM , 7e.
CIIAMII Stevens' II. KUn. 5'io : Sloven * ' l > H
li ,6He | Slovens' A , 10 llU'f'te ' : Sloven'P , ( 18
InHiStovein'M. ; . H ln | io. { .s'tovens' N , 20 in ,
tv ; Slovens' NN , 22 In. lOc ; 'SluvotiV 9IIT , 20 In ,
12l bloacbert. lo u.xtrn. . '
1'iii.vra--Fiiney KddVKtone. G'jci Ploel
Ulver. do : Itaninpo. 4iy } | St. I.edKcr. f ! Je.
Slilrtlnir Mnrtha \ \ niblt ittoii. 4 0 : Mnrrl-
nuicl , 4'4C' ' . Turkey 'Hi'iN Fountain , 04c ! ;
U riicrTi : Cronlluld. S'lot llorllii.O'.e.
Hnnr.TiMis AND I'ti.r.uw Oisinnw llrovm
Not l'epR | rcll IVIti. lU'to ' ; l'i'tipcrolI,8-4. , ISO !
IVpnercll , ( ) -lXc ! ) ; I'l'jnirn'H.io-i.Sii-icj I'tlca.
4S-ln 15 i t'tleii , M- ! "
I'tic ; Rl-huaV : ut- _ _
Net l'eppirrell,4i-ln. : lO'iCi Puppu'cll. 40-ln ,
ll'ic I'epporell. ( M. ISc : IVppciolI. 8-1. 001
Pfpucrell. l-l,22'iot I'l'ijtioroll , UM , avj | Utlca ,
8-4,210 ! I'tiro. - . Wet t'llea , 111-4.We.
1'iiiNTA ItullKo blue-Net-Mart haVaib -
ItiKlon.ft'jc ' ; Ainerlerii , ( I'i'M ' Arnold. G c * ; Ar
nold It , Ions cloth. 10o ; Stlfel A. ll'ie ; Murrl-
Jiinc. 7-8. lOc l Hold Iiouf , H'.e ; Hamilton. fie ! ;
'
Allou 1'lnks , iPSc : Alien Chambray , CeiOiluu-
Chester. .Hii1 ! Ifnrtcl. r lic.
Oot.niiKli CUM mill's Crown , 4'e ! ! lied Star ,
4i4ei Itolleu UlovoriOci Slater , GJfci high col
or' , Ic o.xtni. , . >
DKN-IMS Net AinoskoaR , 0 o15Vjc * | York
ciilnlot , ISci Kvorott , stiindiird , 12i/ci Hay-
maker's,7ici ! Old Vork.XX , I0'4e ' ! I tiWroncc ,
! ! 0 , IS'.ioi I'liwrcnco , 0 o/ . l.c | ; fanuy stripes
nnd checkH , IUJc.
ork , niinkln , in'jc ' , Everett
B o ; , ISc ; I.owbton , lOuz , UM'icjVorllniiuui ' ;
lie.
1'r.xciNO AVlilto IMno No. 1 , 4 anil n In , 13
and 14 ft , 110.50 ; No. , 4 nnd (1 ( In , 12 nnd 14 ft.
jlJ.Ol ) ; No. 2,4nnd 0 in , 1(1 ( ft , (10.50 ; No , 3 , 4 and
( > ln , In all lenEtM. tts.oo.
S < lliIKn-A , 122.01) ) ! IJ. JSO.M : C , 81(1.00 ( ; I ) . J13.00.
ri.ooiitNnVliltn I'lno A and IJ , TOOO ; 1) ,
$21.00 ; O.J27.00 ; 13 , JI7.50.
STOCK'JoAlin.s No. 1 common , 12 and lift ,
ftMUGM .00 ; No. 2 common , 12 ami U ft ,
mft.lU.Oi ) .
-tNi No. 1 white , * l In. $ .11.50 ; No.l bard
pine , fi In. SI3.50 ; No. 1 hard pine , > lnS21. 0 ;
Ko. 1 liuril nine. K In. 121.00.
STOCK IJoAiios-A null 11.12 In , W2.03 ; I ) , 12
in. J27.00.
( luoovr.t ) Hooriso No. 1 cointnon whlto
pine. 12 , 14 and 10 fMHl.OO : No.l common V
pine , 12,14 ami 10 ft , SH.TO.
UllIKNSIOKS
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 23 ft Si ft
2x1. . 115 00 J15 00 $15 00 $1(1 ( 00 $10 IX ) $17 ft ) $18 00
2.\n , . 15 W ) 1.100 1500 1C. 00 1000 J800 18 BO
2x8. 15 CO 15 00 15 00 10 CIO 1(1 ( 0) 18 00 18 BO
2x10. 15 01) ) 13 00 IS 00 1(1 ( 00 1(1 ( 00 18 00 18 B9
2x12. 16 00 10 00 10 00 IV 00 17 00 10 00 10 00
8x81600 1000 1000 1700 1800 1900 20 03
IloAitlis No. Icom. $ l ! > .00 : No. com , 817,00
No.IJ com , $15.00 ; No. 4 com. 112.50. ;
BiiM'lMNo. . 1 plalu.8 und 10 Inch , $17.00 ;
No.2plalrK8andlO Inch , 115.50 } No. ilpluln , 8
nnd ! 10 Inch , 115.00 ; 0. (1..8 Inch. KJJlllo.
llATTKNrt , WKt.r , TlTIIINCI. 1'ICKKM O.O , liatl ,
Sianil'iloVlij'X ! ! ) ; ' ulei 'ots , I ) , ft II. Hat , 422.00
;
V. .t H. w | . , $31.00 ,
1'oiT.Aii-C'leur , Mn. nil widths , JT3.r.l ) ; clear ,
JS-ln. all widths. $20.50.
"V . L'i.NB KtooiiiNfl Ulear , 4ancl ( ! In , $23.50 ;
stn . 4 and 0 In. UI.OO } rift sawed , $3.00 extra.
I'iNi : Ist tuul 2d clear , 1
In J50.00 ; ! . , I'/ and 2 In. * 5ioi ) ; 3d clear , 1 In ,
945.00 ; 1 ! ( . Hi and 2 In , Wfi.OOs A select , 1 lu ,
Sr.MX ) ; 1H. iy and 2 In , ' J12.00 ; II select , 1 In ,
Sfll.op IH , li ! und 2 In ' .
swi ; , U'J.OO ; U select , 1 lu ,
r PINK Clonr , 1 In , $ : c.OO ;
Ui 14 ! and 2 In , $27.0 ! ) ; star , 1 In. l.'l.oo.
SnrNdr.KS. IMTII Extra. XAX. $2.75 ! stand
nrii , XAX. $2.i0 ; ; II In. * J.2o5 In , $2.00 ; No. 1 ,
91.Sii ; C'edur , XAX.l2.75f lull ) , $ . ' 1.23.
1'oSTH-Wliltu fCilar-A In. US. 12 e ; n In.
sqr , 12c : 5 < i In. ! is. lie ; 8 In. Do ; 4 to 0 lu ,
round , ii'ic : ; oak , split. 0 , e' ! rod cedar. 15u.
Sash,60 percent ; JlooMl'40 per cunt ; blinds ,
40bo pur cent ; inrmklliiKH. 40 per cent ; straw
board : , Jl.ao ; tar board , Jr.fiO ; tar felt , $2.40.
SiKnr.VIIIE NAILS Biino ' $2,05 ; stcol'nail3 ,
base , a.l. . >
TIN l'rATE-T. 0. . lOj'JI , 87.DO ! I. X. , 10xl it ,
fT ! ! > ; coke , -1x120.112. M.73. '
KonriKU-Clitircoal. I.C.j 11x20 , 112,18.00 ; r.
X. , $7.25. , ,
8IIKKTIliON-No.20.13.50j No. 27 , K1.80.
SOI.DKII Strlotly half nnd half. 17J o.
Wtni.-.Iiip : , burb , JO.S5C mil , $3.83.
llr.ocKTiN Siunll pig.'Me per lb ; bar , JlOo
porlb.
Cofi'Kit Flatilsbed botlcr sizes.Jttc porlb ;
cold rolled. 30c perlb ; .slibctinir , 2tia pur lb ; pit
and Hats , Jllcpor lb.
QAr.vANi/Ki ) SIIKET InoN Discount BO-10 per
cent ; nut.plan. lronNoSi-21a\id2 ? A , 10 4oj U.
OJic. . ' .
VoKctnUlcs.
TOTATons The inarkot ronmlna about
steady nt 8. 3lKo.
ONIONS Itcil , SI.25 pnrbn.yellow ; Danvcrs ,
J1X > ® I.'iO ; SpanIsli , 42.23 per box.
SWEKTl'OTATOrs Homo-Brown stock. $1.00
per bu. and not very plenty : Museatlno and
Jersey alouk.fl.COOI.S } per bbl.
IlBANS-Supplv not largo und the feeling
Btron at2Jl.i'ifi2.7. ' > .
pordnz.
lilnii1 , Cement , lite.
On board cars nt Onmba 1'cr bbl Ash
Grove limb , OOo ; Clinniploti llnio , 8."ic : Qulncy
wlilto , 80c ; houlKVlllo cement. $1.W ) : Mtlwtiuk : eo
feinont , $1.15 ; Utlciv cement. * 1.4U ; KnBllsli
Portland ecniont. $3.15 : Now York plaster.
82.S : Allchlxan plaster. J2.00 : Kort Dodge plus-
tiir , 1.75 ; wblto siiudiOU ; I' . 1 * . hair , per Ualu.
81.10.
Con I.
On ( board cars at Omaha. Anthracite
Chestnut , range mid o s , * 3.J" > per ton : grate.
* S.UO. Soft coal-Walnut Woof , & 1.0) ; Iowa \
in' in p , &l.7. if Iowa nut. t3S3.
IMIscolluiiooufl.
CilKST.vtTTS neinaiiil fair at 10ill2o.
Ilt.AcK WALNUTS Per bushel , 7.teMI.M.
HiCKOiir NUTS l/urKP , pcrlmshol , $1.25.
1'ot * Con N Choice last season's stock ,
porlb ; nowll5c. !
THIS UKALiTV ai/VllKGT.
. . . plaooil on'record Novcm-
Jbor 8.
WAIlllANTV
Jas TJoverldfto nnd wlfo to SI Morrison ,
lot 2:1 : , blk "A , " llcdford add JI.OOO
Kiniiiu lludwortb to Patrick Dulton , lots
Inndi ! , blk2. Uverott jilneo 1,030
Win Iteyur and wlfo to V P Pitcher , lotP ,
I'nrd'sSarutoBii add. . . . . 850
T H Kuildy tn I'lilriolc Ihilton , lot 4 , blk
2CottiKeillieii : : : 003
J 0 Willis and wife lo Oco Klenc.lotl ,
blk 4. Wlills Park place / - GOT
R ! ' Wllllanii , to T II IMddy , lot 4 , blk 2 ,
Cuttngu.plaeo. . . . u , . ,
QUITCLAIM DEEDS.
IFoino Inv Co to 1) ) M Smart , lots in and
111 , blkS. South KvobiiiiKo place 10
S M ICItchun and liusbaiid to K II Slicr-
woodlot 10blkS , McCorinlcksiuld , . . . 1
Eight transfers $5,080y ,
Di * . Bli'iiov euros catarrh , Boo bUlff.
A. Iil br. In ISvory riertli.i
To llio Chicago , Mllwnukoo&St Paul
railway belongs the credit of bolnj ( the
first in the country to reduce the matter ;
of olccti'ic lighting of tnllns to solontillo
perfection. Ono of the novel features
introduced in the Bleeping car8 Is I a
patent olectrlcTcadliiff lamp In each sec
tion. With this IbXurioufi proviBion ,
rending at night bofol-o and after retir
ing1 boconios IIH comfo > table us by Ir7'
7'
and when retiring1 flfo toilet may bo
made in comfort aW seclusion. The '
berth reading hini/i / n tlio Pullman
sleeping ears run on ntho Chicago , J\Iil- \ [
waukeo & St. Pnuio fall way , between >
Omaha and Chleagov'Ms patented and
cannot bo used by w/ly otlior railway
company. It is tlufT rcatest improve
ment of the ago. ' 'IVy it and bo con
vinced.
Stooping cars loavcP'Oio Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0:1BW' : ( m. dally , arrlv- i"
'inL' at Chicago nt'UyO a. in. Socn.ro
tickets and slcoiilng parorth3 ; ! ) at Union ,
Ticketollico , J501 i xj vin street ( Barker
block ) , Omaha.j \ a
J. K. PKESTOX , .iltn . F. A. NASH ,
Pass. Agent. _ w Gon'l ' A ; ont
Dr.Blrnoy , nose nnibCtiroutBco bldf
1'lic World Do Move.
And so do the elegantly appointed
trains of the Burlington route. By this
favorite line , selected by the U. S. gov .
ernment to carry the fast mail , you have
the cholco of throe daily trains for
Chicago and the cast , two for KatiFas
City anil the south , two for Denver and
the west.
The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express ,
vob'ibulcd throughout.equipped with
elegant Pullman curs furnished with
well selected libraries , reclining chair ,
cars ( boats frco ) nnd dining car , loaves
Omalui40p. : ! ! in. , arrives Chicago 8 I a.
m. , nerving breakfast before arrival.
No. 0 , the fast mail , loaves Omaha
0:10 : p. in. , arrives Chicago 1 p m. ,
equipment and dining car service up i to
the highest standard. Tigkot ollioo , 1223 t
Fnrnnm stV. . P. Vaill , ngont. 1
INDICATIONS ARE HEALTHY ,
H ° al Estatennd Building Business Show
ing Increased Activity.
THE CITY CAN'T AVOID A BIG BOOM ,
Flwt Indication ! ) of Prosperity Fol-
Oefl'ttt of VrolilbKlon
Itcnlty Duals nnd
III Sl > ; lit ,
Tbo promises or nn Increased activity In all
branches of Inislnc * * , especially In tbo rcnl
estate market , rotiscqucnt upon the defeat of
prohibition , Wd fnlr to bo very fully re-
nllzi ,
nllziO
Of conrso it Is too soon alter the disposition
tlon of tlio vexed question and too lute In tlio
season to expect any marked improvements
in the : direction named but already tboro are
ubnitdunt Indications of a bettor fcnlliiR lu
the real estate market and lu the bulldltij ?
situation.
slhiT
Tliodnyfollowlnp election the rcnl estate
. _
men wno have been beirgtng people to buy
property nt almost ntty price , in sonio loca
tions , \vcro Hooded by orders from property
owners withdrawing property from the mar
ket at the bid pried , A number of peed deals
wcro closed up and transactions of largo pro
portions that have been 1iiiid | K 11 ro for
months waiting for the disposition of the
prohibition question , have been again taken
up nnd are in a 'fair way for speedy con
summation.
The architects report that thny have boon
ordered to rush n Itirifo ninoiint of work Unit
has been hgld In abeyance for several mouths.
Ono llrm has a six-story ofllco bulldlne in
hand that will eclipse anything of the kind
in the city and will cost W,000. ) The sumo
llrm lui-s two brlclt business blocks that will
costSro.OOU each , oa which work will be com-
mcuccd ynt this fall. William Krug has
ordered plans for two brick blocks , ono at
Twelfth and Chicago and the other nt four
teenth mid "Williams. Other architects nro
busy on plans for work which will bo put
Into builders' bands early in the spring.
Altogether , the outlook is very promising'
and the realty brokers nro correspondingly
happy. ]
Two Mammoth Breweries.
Two immense broivcrlcs will bo erected In
Omaha ns rapidly us the work can bo done ,
Ono of them will surpass in size anything nt
present in operation In this section. The incorporators -
porators of tlio concern include ainonp their
number somoof the most prominent Germans
in thu city. They are Gottlieb Stow , Fred
Stubbendorf , Henry Ilaubens , Louis
Schroodcr , Charles Orucniir , .Tohn Itochstras-
ser , Edward Qulnn , Joseph ICavnn and
Oeorgo Hoimrod , The company will bo
known ns the Omaha Brewing bos
soclatlon and will have a capital stock
of $1,000,001) ) . A suitable site h now
beinp sought for. It is proposed to locate as
near the elm tor of the city ns possible , wbcro
thcro nro the proper track facilllio.s. ! rest
buildings will bo erected nt a cost of at least
$ : ! 00CK , ( ) ) and the company will employ a force
of about ono ( hundred nnd aftymon. The
works will have a capacity of 10t,000 ) barrels ;
per year.
Tlio second brewery will bo built by Mr.
Frederick Krug , the pioneer brewer of hoer
city , who has already prepared plain for
more than trebling thocapuclty of his present
plant , A suitable location bus boon secured
and work will bo commenced at the earliest
opportunity. The bulldluR will cost at least
iiOO.OOO nnd the plant will have a capacity of
150 barrels a day , and will gwo employment
to over ono hundred men.
The Honl Estate I0vchmije.
The real cstato exchange mot on Thursday
and reorganized for the ensuing year. Then
on Friday nnd yesterday thcro was the same
lack of interest in the meetings that has
'
characterized'tho sessions of the board dur-
inpf the past four months ,
The dullness of tlio nicotines was not duo
to any lack of activity in the realty market ,
but to n difference of opinion among mem
bers that will result in the breaking up inof
the organization or In an entire cbango In tlio
scope and plan of Its work.
Some of the more aggressive members feel
thnt thcro is no use , sense or prollt in simply
mectmg.daily and making a listing of prop
erty. Thcso enthusiastic members favor
several ' radical changes , among them
the oriiploymunt of a secretary who
Is not a member of the exchange , at a salary | !
thnt will cnnblo him to dcvoto ills cntiro
ttmo and attention lo the work of tlio ex
change. They would hnvo him rovcl in
statistics and plans for on advertisement inof
tlio city. Ho would bo required to call upon '
the bankers nnd iheivuants of .tbo city for
aid , ilnnnclnl and otlierwi.se1 , in making : aid
proper showing of Oinnhn'3 wonderful ad
vantages to the moneyed men of the east ,
Ho .would bo a reception committee and
would provide for the entertainment of dis
tinguished visitors , and would dcvlso wnys
and means for making Qinaba and her ad
vantages familiar in money centers every
where. _ ry.to
Of course money would bo- required to
work on this plan successfully and .tbo ad
vocates of the plan express their willingness
to contribute their shnro for tbo purpose ,
feeling that they would bo beneflttcd both )
directly and indlrcctlv.
The less enthusiastic members favor tbo
election of n. secretary from among the mem
bers of tbo exchange nnd ndriso more con
servative methods in tbo management of the
exchange. And hero Is the difference that
will make or wreck the organization.
Tlio Week's Itocord.
The excitement of election \vcolc bad n
very depressing cITect on business of all
kinds. The following- figures show tbo total
of , real estate transfer.- ) , buildlngjornitts and
banlc clearings for the wcoU :
IIK.4L KSTATK TltAJiSFnilS ,
Monday . ? 21,575
Tiu" > diy. ! .
Wednesday , llti.Hll
Thursday . .MS.ro
I'rlday 17.fi.vi
Kiitiiruuy , 5.0M !
' Total , . . . . . 817li"uifl !
la'lI.DINC PKIIMtTi * .
.Hominy . , . $ 75
Tui'sclav . i . -
Woilnosday . -
Thursday . 7.0.V )
Frhl ny . ] . : iv )
i-ntntdny. ' .
. ; . ssi
HANK I
Momliiy , ' . , . . . . ' . . . . . . t OUOftUl '
Tnesihiy. ; . . . 8 ! ! , ms.47
Wixlnesduy . mi.lr.'l.oi
Tlmn-day . ! U
Krhlity . . 7 ! )
Saturday ; .
Total. , , , . SKiV ( "l.ai )
An Incrcasoof 21.0 per cent over the eorro-
spending w.eet.of last year.
The Weok'fl
NKW VOIIK , Nov. 8. Tliu clearing liouso relay
turjis for tlio current \vrolf , i-nilltif ' , Thursdny ,
Novi-iiihor 0 , ns ot-peolully tolognipliuil to
Ilnulstrcht's tire us follows :
lloslnh. . . , . . : { OW41.7SI
ivorlilinifo 5.II7I.TI
Now Viirk. 7t.xinr ! !
I'lillndullililu. . . . , 77.iTC ' > . : i .
I'lttsiiur ! , ' . . . ' i.v.vji..v ;
Olnclniiiitl.
riitl :
Dutrult
mdlnnnpolls
iio
OinalKU , . . . . . , rC'tiO/.TO
Miiwuiikco KDTU.ONS
st. I'.tni. . ; - . . fivo7.tr > i
. , . . . 4,11 . ' .071
.St. l.dllls , , , 81,10" 1-M ?
St. KUIIHUK .lostipli CJIty - - . . , , - - , , , l.'il . . _ . - . - . - . .
5.5ij.iai
, , .
Nuw OrlnluiM . ] 5.wi. ;
( liilvcston . H , . ) , : Ci
"i . l , : ti. ! ,0
Dulliu. . . : . , . L'.uoi.isi
Bun iVanclsco . 17.4. > 0'M
Denver . 4,77illD : ;
Tat'oniub . I.r.'l.'wi . '
Soattlo. . . . . . . 1,120.001
Dr , Blrnoy euros cattirrl' ' , Bco Wdg.
ConinujiofH Hold Ilo ponMlllo. )
In speaking of parties who are Injured by
driving Into open sswcrs that uro not pro I
tected by signals at night , Chairman IrkI I
liuuacr of the board of public woriis s.ild yeaover
tenlayi 41If thoio Injured parties dostra to
collect damages they liavon rccourAp , for wo
always require contractors to give bonds for
the protection of the public as well as for the
completion of the work they have under con-
tract. TLocltyls not responsible , but the
contractors are , and I would like to RCO lomo
of them put on the rack nnd tnught n leasou. "
Dr. Ulrnoy , nose and UifoitI3eo : bltlg
A. THOIlOUC5HI Uif7 : HIIAKIMOK.
lie Ilo ) anil ( IntH IlitrliMl In Order to
Abandon Illfl Wife.
It is seldom that a matt who has been dead
and burled for two yoaw appears In court to
answer to the charge of being a suspicious
character , yet such was the ease this morn-
Ing.
William Allen Was arraigned before .Judge
Holsloy on thnt i-hurgo. A jail sentence of
thirty days was mulcted , but was suspended
until the nrlsouor should again put In an up-
pcaranco in thu city , llo was then escorted
to the brldgo nad 11 ml across Into Iowa.
Allen Is a man with a history and Is a
notorious and most dant'crous crlmlnnl as
well. Ho formerly made Omaha his head
quarters and was at ono time eugiif jd in tlio
salooit tnislnoss hero. Ho was married In this
city , but his wlfo win led to believe herself n
wldowln abouttwo years , when tlio announce-
tnont ramo that Allen had died In Chicago of
cancer. It Is stated on good authority that
Allen was actually pronounced dead by n
physician , but subsequently recovered.
However , ho did not choose to contradict
the statement that had gone out concerning
his supposed death , but on the other hand
took ) ) ling thnt a full report nf Ills funeral
and Inlermont in thoeitv by the hike should
reach the ears of his wlfo In Omaha. SIuco
that time nnd until a few | dajs ago ho has
studiously absented hlinwU from Omaha ,
and his most intimate friends hero supposed
that his earthly existence mid long since
como to mi end. In the meantime ills wife
married ngatn , nnd is todny living happily in
this city as the wife of a well known railroad
man.
Allen was known to the police as an all-
around crook and desperate character.
Although one of the smoothest conlldonco
moa In ho country , ho was not averse to try-
iiift1 his baud at safe-blowing orbank robbing ,
and his sharpness nnd shrewdness made him
more successful than the average In itll
branches of crime.
Allen wns recognized ns soon ns ho .struck
the city , and ho and his pal were arrested by
Detectives Savage and Dempsey nt the cor
ner of Fourteenth and Farnnn. They prom
ised to do no criminal work in the city If the
ofllccrs would not lock them up , but they
wcro taken before Chief Seavey , to whom
Allen said thnt ho merely came hero to sco
his children and satisfy himself that they
were being properly educated. The fellows
wcro ordered to got out of the city and wcro
released , us there was no charge that could
bo made to hold against them. Since then
his pd has kept out of slcht , but Allen vis
ited the chief two or three times , pleading for
permission to stay in the city , nnd was llnnlly
turned over to Sergeant IIiuo and locked up.
In his pocket ivos found n "Hash roll , " evi
dently made up for the purpose of catching
the eye of a "sticker. " , ludgo Holsloy told
him that n man who carried a roll of that
kind was not wanted In Omaha ntnl could not
stay here.
it Is stated that Allen is n fugitive from
Justice , being wanted in Texas , but ho was
not held , ns It was not known whether or not
the authorities there would como alter him.
Allen admitted thnt ho escaped from the
Texas authorities four years nyo. Ho Jumped
from the window of a fourth-story room
whcioho was being gunnlod , caught a light
ning1 rod nnd slid to the ground , getting out
of sight nnd making good bis escape before
his guards fully recovered from their sur
prise.
Ho is a consumptive looking individual ,
and told the Judge tb.it tie had been in the
hospital 1'or the past fpur years. The local
authorities will see to it that ho docs no work
in this city.
Dr. Birnoy OUI-OH catarrh , Boo
CATjOUJjATJJl ) TO DKOKIVU.
Stonchill Ordered to Clmngf ; Ills Signs
nnd Advertising Duviocs.
Judge Doano put in n busy day yesterday
hearing evidence und arguments on the ap
plication made b- the Boston store for an in
junction restraining C. A. .Stone-hill from
culling his place of business tbo lioiiton
store , and from duplicating mm imitating the
signs and advertising devices of the Boston
store.
The case was an interesting our , and , has
attracted general attention in commercial
circles' ,
Testimony was presented showing that
Stonchill had Instructed his painter to make
tlio sign of the Itonton store ns nearly COa
correct imitation of the llostou store .signs ns
possible , and to follow Ilic same course [ isn
painting banners , sdo tub ) and other devices
calculated to attract publlii attention.
Witnesses were prusontwho testified that
they had been deceived by the signs of the
Boston store nnd had patronized Stonchill
when they supposed they were dealing with
the lioston store.
.rudgo Doane. in deciding- the case , said
there was no doubt in his mind Imt that :
Stonchill , In mnlrlng the signs complained of ,
had deliberately planned lo dccoivu und mis
lead the publlu and to protlt by the advertis
ing and enterprise of the Boston store.
lie concluded by granting the applicants a
permanent Injunction und ordered Stonehill
to erase bis lioston sign and to desist from
future imitations of the signs , tianncrs , etc. ,
of the Boston store.
Dr. Birnoy , uo.so nnd throvt , Uacs bldg
A Suvero Test for the
The severe mixed storm of snow , ruin nnd
sleet that prevailed yesterday put the lo
car system of tbo city to ono of tbo > st
tests In its history. Sinrio caw hnvo climbed
the Fnniumaad'Dodgo street hills with ho
greatest difficulty , andntso slow n rate of
speed as to vividly recall the days of mule
nnd horse power on tlio former thoroughfare.
In many Instances tbo cloctrio cars made ro.ho
ascent only after numerous slip-backs 'nnd
the prcsotu'U of an employe on top to force
tlio connecting rod's clinging to the trolley
wire.
wt The difficulty 1msalso resulted in the tiiost
brilliant t electrical displays over seen In the |
streets of the city. So fascinating and varied
iltl colors liiivo been tlieso cupcrs of tbo cloc
trio demon thai crowds ol people stopped
amid tlio driving storm to witness thorn more
closely.
An old motor man was heard to make the
apt remark that the serious dtflluulty oc
casioned by thusnow and Ice fastening to hone
trolley wlru bus undoubtoilly shown someone
tiri tbo thousands who hnvo witnessed it head
road to a Kivnt fortune by tlio Invention of hoa
sort of "cowcatcher Ice cutter" to run ahead
RIV the oar connection and cleat- the trolley
wire , as the car moves ahead In Its course.
Dr. Birnoy , nose and throat , lice
fiainii Party.
A small company of friends gathered at
tlio liouso ot Miss Franco ) Kmerson , SSM stl
Mary's avcnuo , last Friday evening In honor
of Mis ? Minnie Itoutzoiih' of Ohio. Tbo early
evening wiit spent Avltli Barnes nnd music ,
followed by thoservlngof light mfreslnnenUi.
'I'ho invited quests were : Misses Mlnnlo
lioiit/on , Lllllo Van U'nfieurn , Canduer
Millbrick , .losslo Johnson , Mary Hand. Han
nah and Josie Llndorbolm , nnd Messrs ,
A. M. Olbsoa , Ooorgo Jl. Strung , Mellon ,
n. B. Hartley , II. W. Boa.s and W. Doufe'las
CJaypool. _
Jlai'l'lllKO IilCllS4. ( !
The following nnrrlngo llcousoj were Issued -
sued by .fudgo Shields yesterday :
Name and address. Ago ,
ICharlns 11. Koihiian. Oniaba , . .47
I Llneauy llllKCi lowu .47"l
j I'ctcr Kulmrd.Oiunlm DO
i Aattlo Ante. Oinnlui " 1
j A. II. AVulduiistrom , Oiniihii U".1
\ Addlu U llullstroni , Omaha 1U
Qituwli an Important Witno H.
Quash I'oincnu , the Indian who has been In
jail for several duy , awaiting tbo convcmnir
of thu United States grand Jury , that he may
answer to the charge of perjury In a land
case , has been granted a leave of absence ,
Ahouta ynar ago , on the Fox agency , Just
over the Kansas border , John Kuglo aliot und
killei another Vex Indian , I.lttlo Iod !
Hlnnkot. Kiiulo WIM nrrcsteil. but the authori
ties could < not prove the crime against him ,
A few daj-s ngo it wns lenrnetl that Ounslt
conwas an eye witness to the shooting , nnd last
nigh In charge of two onicors , he started
forTopoku , where ho will give In lili testi
mon ; .
Di . Ulrney , uojo niul throat , Boo tildjj.
The marriage of Mr. U. U. iVeD.inlcl to
Miss Ijtilti Hailantlno on Wednesday afternoon -
noon lust WIM n qulot and strictly prlvnto
nlT.ilr , none but relations nnd liitlinnto friends
bolntr pix-scnt. The ccrJinony was performed
1)3' Hev , W. J. Ilawha , at the rjsldi'neo of
the brldo's patvnta , No. 21'J.I Callfornln
.Htrect. Tiio groom is the popular train tlts-
pttchor on the Chicago , St. Paul , Allnnenp-
ells S5 Omnhii railway , nnd the bride , a
charming young lady , Is the daughter of Mr.
nnd Mr * . W. ( J. llallnutlno , who Imvo been
residents of this city for upwnr.1.of four
yearn. The presents , which woio verv
numerous , wcro both utoful niul ornnmonta ) ,
HOIIIO of thorn bolng ( julto costly , The newly
married couple loft ou an afternoon train for
a woddlng tour , and \vill bo nt home to
friends nt Sl''U California street after tlio
IDth lust.
Among the guests prosout wcro llio follow
ing : Mr. and Mw. Walter Hnruivaves , Mr.
nnd Mrs. Carl Funk , Mr. and MM.V. . M.
I-.con.nrd , Mr , and Mi-s. Oiilcntt , Mrs. Otto
Funk nnd Miss Annie Kunk , all of Lincoln ,
Neb. ; Mrs. ,1. Clolini nnd Ml.ss May
Sheppard of Sprlngllcld , Mo. ; Mrs. TJ. A' .
Unllantlno of Syracuse , Neb. ; Mrs. I ) . 1'
KoKoof NebKVjk.i ' City , Nob. ; Mrs. ( ! . K.
C'raggof ' Chlcug'o , 111. , and the following
Oiiiulia pcopto : Air. and Mrn. C. K. Kllsbee ,
Mr , and Mrs. Smallwood , Mr.anil.MM.il.
S. .laynes , Mr. nnil Mrs. A. M , I'into , Mr.
and Mrs. J. R Ilauin. Mr. and Mrs. lllsnop ,
Alw. Corby , Miss Fannv Hlshop. Miss Lanni
Fisher , Miss Nellie llaum. Miss Browniu
Buum , Mr , Illscock und Mr. Keyset1.
Dr. llti'uoy , 11030 and throat , Boo bkljj.
Tlic Mniii'lty | IH l , .
OMAHA , Nob. , Nov. 7 , [ To the Editor of
Tin : Bci.J : Please answer the following :
Say for Instance there woro'i'.OtM votes cast.
Ono party received , ' 1,000 and the other party
received 'JJ.OOO. One party say the 'majority
is 10,000. Another says the majority is t',500. '
Please give thu correct majority ,
_ Sfiisciiinin : ,
Ono of the Important real estate transac
tions of the past week wns the purchase
by
] . , . 1) . Fowler through K. lScavor of thu
southeast corner of Twenty-Unit and ieavcn-
worth streets , consideration $ UlriUi > . All tie-
lulls wcro consummated several days hotoru
tlio election , comlitlonal only upon the defeat
of the prohibitory amendment.
Call Co rn In lOviMii-.sioim.
Pullmiin tourlHt sloopliifr car oxeitr-
sioiw lo Californin and Pacific const
points leave Chicago ovury Thuivsdny ,
ICimsna City every I'Vlduy vin the Siuttit
Fo route. Ticket riio ; from Chicago
$17.oO , from Sioux C'lty , Oinuliii. Ltncolu
orKiinsits City $ ! Jj , Hlcophi ) , ' oar rnto
from Chluniro * l perclouhlu borlli , from
Katibas City $ , ' 5 jior dnublu berth. Kvory
tliinn : furnlHlicd oxcot ] iiiealH. Thorn )
oxcursiotiH are por.snnnlly oontluctcd by
experienced oxcurnloii miimtffufH wli'o
accompany purlieu to tloHtinntion. For
o.xcurslon folder contiiUilnj , ' full ] ) arlieti-
larri and nuip fold or anil time table of
Santa Fo route nnd rcsorvin 'o [ slcopinjj
car berths , address S. M. Osjjooil , yon-
oral ngunt , 1C. L. Palmer , froi/jt't / ' and
pastioiigor agent , A.T. & S. F. railroad ,
IMS Fnrnnm Htreot , Oniiihu , Nebraska.
Dr. Biviioy curca catarrh , lloo bld {
Not , Much UKO AOvertlsltig.
Except for the benefit of BtrangorB ,
bocuuso everyone living in Oainhii
ICIIOWH the grout Chicago & Northwest
ern rims four passon/jor / trains every
dny tn Chicago , nud that the 4:00 : n. in.
and 9:10 : p. m. accelerated vestibule
trains witli new Bloopers and free parlor
chair oars run direct from the U. ' 1' .
depot , Oinahn. thus avoiding the annoy
ing chnnyo of cars at Council IlnlTn. !
Safe , euro , suniittious | , spcodv. Hiitisfau-
lory. Tlio city tiolcol olllco Is at 1-101
Fnrnam St. Iwtfjjiifjo chocked from
residences. Slcophi"1 bot'ths reserved
io Chicago und nil jiolnts bo.vond on all
lines. H. R. ItmmiK-
G. F. WKST. General Agent.
Cilyl'asH. Agt.
Ur Birnoy ; nnso nnil throat , Dee blclg.
CfoI'ntt'.M Overland Gulilo lolhoVo.sl ,
Crofult's Overland Guide , just Issued ,
frrnphlciilly ( loserlbud every pointnn tlio
Union i'acillc , "Tliu Ovorltind Kouto , "
botweoit the Altssotni river nnd the Pa-
cilic coast. Poisons Kliotild not Htnrt
west without a copy of this yuldo in their
possession.
It furnishes In ono volume a complete
guide to the country trnvoi'Hcd by the
Union I'acille system and cannot fall to
bo the greatest assistance to the trav
eler.
It is for Halo on trains on the Union
Pacific , or by enclosing $1 to the under-
signed a copy will bo mailed to nuy nd
drcas in the United States ,
Ji. L. L.OMAX ,
Gon'l Pass. Agent , U. 1' . Ky. ,
Omaha , Nob.
DC. Birnoy curos'cuturrh , Bee Udjf
Weather 1'rolmlillltion.
For Novijmbcr Indiuatlons point to
cold , frosty weather. That , however ,
will nmko'no dilToroncu to these who
travel in the Hteun-hoalod : and olcctriu *
lighted , limited vestibule trains which
are run only by the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry- between Omaha and
Chicago. City tiekot olllco , 1501 Far-
iium ft. , Omaha. F , A. NASH ,
J' . E. PUUSTON , Gonerul Agont.
City Passenger Agent ,
Dr. IJirnoy , nose and throat , Dcobklg ,
Announcement.
Tlio Union Pacific , "Tlio Overland
Route" has completed the widening1 of
the gauge between Ogclon and Pocatello
from narrow gnuiro to standard gauge.
Commencing October 10 , through
trains composed of Pullman palncoHloon-
orrf , free reclining chair ears nnd day
coaches will bo run between Salt Laku
City and Uutto. K. L. Lomax , Gen'
PUSH. Agt.
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh , Bco bldg.
TlcUots nt lowest , rates and su pci'Ior
accommodations < via the great Koulc
Inland route Tiokot olllco , 1002 Six-
tconth and Farntun ntraot Omaha.
D Birnoy , nose and -throat , Boo bldg.
The now waalior Is gradually forcing
the western WiiHhorout of the iimrkut
and ljn < ) brought the nrlco of tlio western
down from S8.00 to 81.00. Stoot/ol , 10'Jl
Howard at.
Dr. Birnoy , nose and throat , I3co bldg
Through couches Pulliniin pnlnco
slcepora , ( lining curt ) , free rocllnlng chair
ears to Chicago and inUirvenlng iiohita
via the grout Rock Island routo. Tic bit
odlco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam.
Dr. Hlnioy tMiros catarrh IJoo
. . . . . . . . . . Notice.
To whom It may eoncorn :
Notice U boroliy clvi'n that the cn-nnrtnur-
ttblp heriiuiforu f < lhtlni { between Oliarlon J ,
Anucrnoii iintl Arthur'I. Darby under tlio firm
iiumu und Htylii of "Oiimlui UarrluKO Tup Uom-
puny , " In tblnduy dlMHnlvud by mutual con-
Hunt. All partuij Indulitud to aulil IInu will
make imyini'nt \rtbur T. Ifurby , wbo aloun
IH nulliorl/ed to collect tho'l bt8fitu > uld llrm ,
mid puy nil IndelitudnaiH of mid driu.
CIIAHI.KJ J , AWIIK
