Nebraska Newspapers

    Heavy Receipts nnd Generous Rains Caused
Wheat to Decline.
THERE WAS A TEMPORARY RALLY LATER
It WHS Claimed Hint tliu Inillnn Shipments
for the \Vcck Would Attain Show
n Light .Moxcinciil-.Stock *
and llomU ,
OniCAOO , III. , Oct. I5.-l'oUod with rnln nnd
hoary receipts , \7hcnt full down about ' , io
today. Corn wns flrm for near-by months
nml weak for May delivery , leivlnu off UO
hlf-her for November and lUe lower for May.
The provisions dual seems rostluz , out pork
nnil rlbfl on ssiint tr.ifl'nJ wcro nlaeoJ on a
tomuwhathlghnr pliinu of nricca. Ualn dur
ing tlio night through iho winter wheat rccion
i as nocnntcd ns marking tlio termination of
iho drouth nnd us Uio jirociirMirs of
tnoro to coino. Tlio iniilii , Inllnoncn
WHB InrRo local receipts and the heavy
rain which started free sulllni ? . I.ntor
Ihcro was coml covering by Hliorts on the do-
dine , nml Iho olTerlncs holnx niodoralu , . wllli
KOIIIO cash wheat worked hero and I atdrldjrp *
brokers bollix liuyets , tlioro win n sllKlit rally ,
which , howovcr. win only Icmpor.uy. iho
mnriiutat tlio openliii was from ' 8e to U"
lower nnd ileclliu'd fiom o to'lemoio ' , re-
roved slightly , lint asalii settled liiti-k. deulln-
Ini : ' o moid nnd cloMnsr ousv. 'Iho export
clearances from both eoam wo o Mn-illr-r by
n bunt 4U.wni lin. than the preceding week , it
WKSclalini-d tlintr hull in shipments for tlio
week would ngtiln show n light iiiovement and
was ono of the fuatuies whh-li was mutalnliis :
VnulCiiKllsh markets. I'liidrlilRi' was Hiild to
/fioii buyer of Decemhor wheat and a seller
for Mny. which was piobably truu of other
BhnrtH as well. . . , ,
( Jeorgo A. o > ems was n buyer of December
wheat on n considerable scale wlion Iho mar
ket not ilnwn aro-.tn I ? .V"e for Daromliur. Mis
Informntloti from the northwest Is Hint Iho
fiirmors'receipts Inst wo U hail fallen , about
2."i per i-oiil i.nd < i fnrlher fulllnxolT next week
to an he-ivy an extent was rxpt'etuil.
There wasiinlto a Hurry In tlio corn trade.
It wan caused chlelly bv u i-caro among thu
. Bhorls In November. The llieorv has been
tlmt now corn III tnovo forward In JMIVIMII-
ber to nil the consumptive demand In Uio
oust.and leave the slocks of old corn lio.iv >
on speculator- ' . With llio wet weather
Bprendln- over most of the coin-try Iho
prospects for tin ; new corn ccttniK dry enoiuli
to handle carly-woio less favni-able. At tlio
nntiio tlmu Iho rains i hcukcd the shipinciits
Bomewhut and n-ei-luts werj WiS cars this
mornhiR , The withdrawals wore iiRnla heavy
ntlll&liou int. Theio was also minor of a pros-
iicctlvosniiiuv.o In November contracts. All
this started the short' to buylns and the No
vember prleo was jiitnpnd up l' ' e In n hurry.
I.ntcr the cars for Monday \\eroostlmatudut
Mi und the murkitt ipnekly Ibittencd out.
In oats the last day of the week brought the
lowest pi "ces ami the market was
relatively lower than other lead
ing cereals. At the opening firmness
was picscnt , as Iho rece.pis were loss
tlrin oxpected. Hut 1.01110 lines of oats , which
had been previously botuht for Investment ,
weroolTered at the outsldo prices , and tlicro
wns not enouth ; deuiand to take them , fcpccu-
latlvo olTer.tiL's soon Increased , especially
'when It , wns announced thal4'ii cars are ex
pected for Monday. The market sold olT lo
from top prices , closing weak ut a dccllno of
} i ) for the dny.
Interest , In provisions was restricted to
packets and scalpers. January pork was eas
ily advanced IT'ic over last night's prices , but
on nn attempt to roall/.o , all butfiu of the train
wns lost. November ribs -.vero advanced ILMjC.
l.ar.l remained nanny stationary.
There wore few boats on the market. Kates
were steady atHo for wheat and-40 for corn
to Hull'nlo.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat ,
48lenrs ; corn. H'lOouM : oats , 4TU cars ; hoes ,
SO.OOO head. Should the Inspectors worn on
tlx of the Icadlna roads on Sunday , which
they probably will , the receipts of corn will
be about l.0) : ; ) cars.
The lending futures roused ns follows :
AIITICI.US. lllllll. | I.OVV.
\Vm\TNo. : 5
October nn
December. . . "
.Mny
Con.v No. Z
October. . . . . 4m
December , , .
May
OATH No. 2
November. . JUT * BIIK
December. . , si
3IH
Wiss : roiiK
November. I S3 II II ! ) 11 .71 11 M
Jnannry . . ! 7- ) 12 "H 13 b2'
LAIIII
Noveinbor , r.-i 7 CS
January 7 i'L'J
Enoirr HIIIS
Octobcr U75 07S 8 75 ( I -"I
Jaauury ( il'U R 70 li 11) )
Gush quotations wcro as follows :
„ 1'r.ouu Quiet and steady ; winter patents.
IJII.7O1.0J ; winter btraUUts. $ . ' ) . ; iiii.r.i ( ; : ; spring
Iiatouts , 4L7ivftl.9l ) ; spring stralj-hts , $ ; i.OlQ.i.5U ) : ;
un leers' , t..fl7 ( 'LOil.
WllUAT No. S spring , 711'ac ; No. a spring.
C2c : No. 2 rod. 7a'.e.
COIIN-NO. v. 4t aiiKc : No. : i , 403.c. ;
OATS No. i , 2 o ; No. a white , f. o , h. , 32'ie ;
No. : i while , 2uailc. :
HVK No. ? , .Viiic.
HAIIMV No. . ' , CoGG2c ; No , 3 , r.Sc ; No. 4 , f. o.
, .
Kl.AX SUEIl-No. I.JI lltai.ll'J.
TIMOTHY Sir.n : 1'rlme. SI.GO.
I'OIIK Mesa , per bbl. , ill.M : lard , per
101 Ills. , } ? . ; i7'i ' ; short ribs. Miles ( loose ) , $7.7 > ii
P.75dry miltuU shonllorshti\cd ( ) , $7.SlXd7.2.i ;
short clear shies ( boxed ) . is.WVSS.lO.
WHISKY Distllieis' lluibhcd Kooils , per gal , ,
B Unchanged : cut loaf. " > ! jffi..ic ? ;
granulaled.5aiic : standard "A , " 5'aft-
Hccclpls and shtpmenls today were ns fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange Unlay the bullor
market wns very firm : creamery , IKS''S'/ic ' :
dairy. 'ilS'30. Kggs , flrm ; strictly fresh ,
.St. I , mils , MuIotn. :
ST. I.OUIS. Mo. , Ot. . I.I. Ii'ijOini Unchanged.
WIIIJAT 'i"io below yestordav ; cash fi'J'nc ' ;
October , ( We ; December , 7lio ! ; May , 'bUSlib-'oC. '
COIIN 'i\o under yesierday ; cash , -IUo :
Octob r , auc ; November , lia o ; December ,
; Siu ! ; May , 41a OIUic.
OA-rrt-lo\vei- ; cns'i.SDo ; Ociobor , 2S'io :
Mny. : itaK : is.
HYK No salus ; ! > ' \\a \ \ aslioil ,
llAiu.KV Slow : Minnesota , D. > ttC3o ; No-
liniska , I'.l@'l7c.
HIIAN l.pwur ; east tracl , * , Ke.
UAV Uiu-hanged ; pralr.e , J7.00SO.OO ; tim
othy. tO.WJil'l.f ! > U.
II'I < AXHIKII : Qutot at JI.07.
l.r.Aii-Dull at ii.7i : : spoltorqulot atjl.10.
llllTri'.u Unchanged ,
ElidS Unchanguil.
l.'oitNMUAl. J.ower nt Jl 05Q2.00.
Wiusicv Steady at Jl. 15.
lUnniNO Unchango.l.
UOTTON TIBS Unchanged.
I'noviBio.NR Quiet , with only a small Jot
trndo ut previous quotations.
KUCIJIITS Hour. 0,0)0 bills. ; wheat , 1.11,0)1
bu , ; corn , ai.uoj bu. ; oals. ! iUtm bu , ; rye ,
none ; hurley , none.
Hllll'MlI.NTti Klour , 10,003 bbls. ; ivhoat. 44.00C
bii. ; corn. 1U.OOO bu. ; oats , vi.OOJ lin.j rye , f.OJ :
bu. ; barley , nonu.
Hides mill I'ults ,
Followluz nro Iho prices paid bvOnmh :
dualors for hides and pu'.ts i0otod | subjout ti
ehango without nollui : No. 1rcon 1 ; hides. Uo
No 1 uroi'n sailed hlilos , IBI'.io ' ; No. i ereoi
Bulled hides , : taiiO ! : No. 1 green s-illotl hides
i'5 to 4U Jbs.KSUio : No. iigroci ! salted hides .
to 4n Ibs. . UQbUo ; No. 1 veal calf.-K to 15 lbs.r > i
Ilo ; No. " vuul onlf , h to ir > Ibs. , a'Jo ' ; No. 1 drj
Hint hides , To ; No. - dry II. nt hides Ac
No. I dry salted hides , WKo ; p.irt curci
hides 'iu pur Ib. , less lluui fully uurcd , hbccj
polls llrcen sailed , each , 'ttclilH.'J ; groei
nulled ghoarllngs ( short noo'cd oirlysklnsl
each , l.VUi.'io : dry Khoarlln.-s ( short woolei
uarly skins ) , No. 1 , each , 'iCilOu : dry Khoarling
hhortoolod curly nklns ) , No. ' . ' . each , Ac ; dr
flint Kansas and Nubru&ka biitc-hurwool imli.-
per Hi. . actual weight. t'JCiU'iCi ' dry Hint Kan
Has nnd Nebraska Murrain wool no It * , pur 1U
nctiial weight , 8-itU'u ; dry Hint Uoldrad
butcher wool pells , pur Ib. , aoln.il weight , IW
U'lic ; dry Hint Colorado Murrain wool poltt
per Hi. , uoluiU ivu.ght. waiOc : dry Hueccs tun
biicUs , nciuul wclvlil , HOSti. llavo feet cut oil
us It Is iibolcss to pay freight on llicin.
Kunimtf City M ,
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , Oct. U. WHEAT Was on
tcudyt No.-hardMUatWlioi ! No. 'J rod , 0 i
01 P.
P.COIIN Weak und slower ; No. & mixed , ' % l *
351ic.
UATd Wenl < ; No. ti mixed , ' DiJtOiic.
Hvt-Woak ; No. S. f.2jo.
-
HIIAN Steady : sacked , i ,
HAV I'lrmor nnil unchuu cd ; timothy , ST. !
QO.uo ; pralrio. I4.wia.7.iv. '
JlUTTKii Very firm ; creamery ,
11.11 : ITc ,
-Whtat s ! , oa.OOO bu. ; corn , 4oi ,
U B'liuwtNTSYheat , 4 ,000 bu. i com , 7.000 bu
oats , none ,
Sow Vorle .M
NEW YOIIK. Oct. l5.-l'i.ouii-ncoclpls. 40.6
likgK otiorl ! ) . ll.UJJ ubls. , KV u siiekf : du
u ml easy i hales , 0.7W bblii. Low cxtriu K.OU
aoo ; wlulcr whoai , low Brarto * . I3.towa.iw : fu
toraiior , J3.OOOJ.vW : putents. * I.IWJI40 | " '
rSil , W.OOXJO | ittralghts ,
4.M ) patent * , Il.2-Vai.91 : rye mixtures , HOC ®
3.M ) ,
COIIN MBAii Dull , ulcntly ; yellow wcslorn ,
. .
WneAT-Ilccolpl , 1M.COT 1m. t oxpotl * . W.-
OOOhn ; sales , KW.diO hit. of future * . ll.i.nOliu.
of soot. Spots dull , easier ; No. 2 red , 'iR'iffl
7 &o In utoro nnd clovatcr ; fitf.T.nue alloat ;
7Ui < af-0'4o f , o. b.t No. a red. r. " c : ungraded
ml , CMtTT'.ic ' ! No. 1 norihern. SiiWWJie ; NP.
a northern , i7Ha7j'4 ( ? ; Nt > . 'J Mllwaukcp , ,7i < a
7c. Options weio dull at 'jo docllne. nnd
closed stcadjr ; dec-lined on account of free
polling for foreign ncvoniit mid I ho weakness
west ! ( -ales Iticlmled No 2 red. December.
Bl lasi : ( a-lCc , closing. 91 'ft Match , W > Vc.
cloiliu tJ'ie : .May , b"U trif.j8lc. rloslm nt
L K.
ft '
itv'r.-Qtilct nnd steadr : we tern. KHiflV.
IlAtir.ivynlct nnd steady ; weslprn. OV7.P.
lUm.uv MALT Dull and steady : Canada , 0)
GO.'e.
CottK-UecolptP , 4:1.003 : bu : exports , /.7.00J
; ut sales , fivMxw Ijn. of futures , K.ooi bu. of
spot , Spots dull hut llrmcr. No. 2. Mo ! In
elevator ; M4c ) ! allo-il : iitiginded mixed , art's
ifil'je. Options declined ' . ' ( t c. rallied ? c
and declined 'nc , all with the west , cioslnu
sleady nl 'i ® ? u ever yesterday , wllh Iradlni ?
inoderiitely aclUvo , November , sait- ( > - ' ; * c. clos
ing lit r > u'ic ' ! December , M' , © . " > liie. closliiR ut
CU4C5 Mnv , Myit.VJ' o. closing tit 5iUe.
OATS Hecclpls , llif.iiou bin os-ports , 4,0lJbn. :
sales. UUi.OJ . ViU. of fnttiip.o. 4X.UM1 bu. ' .pol.
No. 2 Chicago , a.c. . . ,
llAV-Quli't. stciuly : shliipln ? , C > < ii7Jc ; Rood
to choice. 7. IOOc.
llOl'M Ijnlul. steady ; Male , common to
choice. IW-'So ' : Pacific i-oast. I74c.
StoAit-Uuw. : dull but steady : fair rcfltilng ,
Xoi.ASM.s-Korel.iti , nominal ; New Or cans ,
nil el butsle.idy : common lo funny. . , iij-l. > i' .
UK i : Active nn.l llrm ; domestic , fair to ox-
Ira. 4'4-a.o ' ; .Fapan. fiift-'ic.
Kggs-Steady and eiulot ; western prime. 22i !
ffl-'Ile ; ri'oelpts. B.O'.H uU-js.
Ilnms-Sleady : fair duinanil : nt salted ,
New Orleans soleiMid 4 , " ) and t.O Ibs , oftSic ;
Te\a s-cloetod , VJ and 5i Ibs , dii'o.
\Vuci. I'lrly at-llvo and Hi in ; domestic
lleerp.'iia'l.'ic : pulled. 2J&a.'eToxiis ( , IfliB'ilc.
I'OKK Unlit old IIICBX. fll.l.Vdl'J.uOt extra
prime , flll.fi © ll.OJ ; cut moats , llrm an 1 iUh-t | ;
pIcUoil brliles. ( 3J'i.nc : iilculed sliouldor.s.
o'7c : plrliled hami. tDirlle : in Iddlc * . llrm
andiiloi ( | : shoit clear , SMO for November.
l/nrO , llrm and ( | iilel ; weitcrn sto-im closed at
K7 ( ) bid : i lies. ! * > i tlcrco * at < s.7j ; option sales.
Si i tlorrcs : October , { J. ' . " . nominal ! Novem-
lior , { 7.1)41)1(1 ) ; January , * " . , M' ' . closln t at J7.IO
bid.
ISUTTKII I'airl.v iictlvo and flrint wc tein
dalrv , tr/ift-.Mc : western creamery. ISft-JCc ;
western faelorv , )4'/4i4l7i ( ! : lllgtn , . ' : i'5 Mc.
l-'lii IHI : ! ( 'ulut tin-l easy ; p-u t silms. aQ.7'40. '
I'm InoN Tniiiy acilvo ; Amunc.in , JIH.UU ®
n.iu.
( 'ni'i'Rll IjiilotlnitstPtKtv at ,
I.KAII-II ( e-t : domosllc.
Tl.N ririn ; straights , if-J
) ll .Murki't.
New YOIIK. Oct. 13. l'irrnorr.t\t Quiet ,
stouilv ; eriido In bbls. . I'arlicr's , 4'.vc : Par-
kei'.s , " In hulk. $ J.2.ii Unlltil closed f > l' e bid
for Novcmborj refined New York , S0. ( : Phila
delphia and Italtlinore. $ ' < . ' . ) ' > : Philadelphia nnd
llaltlniorc , In bulk. } .U.v,7.t.o. ;
COTTON HIKII : On. Klrni but ijulet ; cruao ,
a"Hc : yellow. Idiic.
TAM.ow-yulot but flrm ; city ( S..OO forpkgs ) .
4c. ! }
UOSIN Qulot but steady ; Rtr.ilno'l , common
to cood. } l.iii.27'5.
Tiiii'iNTiNr.-Iiill ! ) but flrr.i at anijiaM c.
LONDON. Oct. 15.--O.U.CUTTA LIXSEEU 40s
periiuarter.
Tinu'K.vriNB ' pinns 22a per cwt.
WIIAI.U On. i'18 pur ton.
Oniiiba 1'rilil .Mar'tet.
GUAPUS Now York Concords , aoe per 10-lb.
basket.
CAI.II-OIINIA OiiAt'ES Per cr.ite. il.50 mus
cats ; Jl.7.1 Tokays.
CAI.IKOIINIA I'nAriiK * Per nov , } I.G"i.
CAMFOIISIA PK.MIS f..fl'l per box.
Ai'i-i.Ks Per bbl. . Sl.U ) ; fancy , Sl.o ) ; live bbl.
lots. l ! . " > o less.
QUINCES Per bofi.03. .
Collco .Murltcl.
Nnw YOIIK , Oct. I , * ! . Options opened
steady , unchanged to la piilnts down , and
clo o I sternly atri to 10 points up : sales. 17-
.V:0 : bags , ineliidlni : October , $15.a.i : Novcm-
licr , Str .l."i : Docembor. $ I4.MIA' ! * > .0. > : .laiiunrv.
$ U.83U.rii ! March , $ ll.Wl4.8 * > : May. $ 4.0r > ®
ll.sO ; Spot KIo. < lull and stc.uly ; No. 7 , StO.l-J
? lll\vankro Grain Alai-Uct.
MII.WMMJUI : . Wls. , Oct. 13. WiirjAT Easier ;
Doeo'iiber. TOVJe : No. 2 spring , ( Me.
COIIN Quiet ; No. 3. 4lo.
1 OATS-Steady ; No. 2 wh'.tc , a2W3S3'c ! ; No. a
314c.
HAIU.KV ( il'/Jc.
Kvi-C853CUc. !
Cotton .Market.
Nr.w ORririAX ? . La. . Ocl. 15. Quiet niul
easy ; middling , 7 9-lc ( ! : low middling , 7llie :
good ordinary , ( i ll-IOc ; net iccolpts , 7'll
bales ; gross , 8,501 bales ; exports , coastwise ,
PKU : bales ; sales , ' , ' , 'JjO Laics ; stock , IvO.OuS
bales.
Omaha I'l-oduce Miirkot.
Enos Slow t Iflc.
HilTTKii Packing BtosK , 1313-5c ! ; choice
dairy. KKMOe.
POUI.TIIV Chickens , old fowls und ducks are
soiling i.io-Hly at'Jc.
Liverpool 'Murlrct-i.
Llvniti'OOU Oct. 15. WHEAT I-'irm , demand
falr.holdersolTerinodorately : No.l California ,
Cs lldRCsll'id per cental.
COHN-Qulot ; western , 4s 41Jd percental.
I.lVi ; STOCK MARKETS.
IIoivy Ilecelpts ot CiUllo nml Hog * Find
.Stronf ; Doinnnd and Steady 1'rlces.
OMAHA. Oct. ID. Receipts of all kinds have
been fi'lriy liberal iho past wcok. The fol
lowing lablo gives nn Idea of how supplies
compare wllh last week nnd a year ago.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Hceolpts this week 2i,77."i sa..M3 y'T4
KucolplB previous week. . 2lri.ri. ) ' . ' 4,531 fi,24
Sair.o wouk Insl year ll..ifv1 ' .2.1,8 ? , ' ) ( l.0.il
liecolpts past l. > days 48 , ( > 24 fiLUSS 8.7.1) ! )
Hnnio 15davs lust year. . . ai,0.'i7 : 42.0IO 10,511) )
Compared with last year there 1ms boon an
Increase so far this month compared with tlio
Ilrstlmlfof October , 1KI1 , of U.1 U ) eattlo and
10,0 0 11033 and n , decrease of about 1.7J3
sheep.
In general there have been no radical
chaises In the calllo market iho past week.
Wllu llio supply of good lo choice beef steers
considerably short of the demand , prices
have ruled strong on the-o grades , ami
the top prices of the year have been paid for
goo.l cattle. On the other hand tha offer
ings of common und Infeiloic'tttlo have
been o.xccsslvo nnd whllo prices h ivo not
quolably declined the tr do has been dull
and unsatisfactory. This has been particu
larly true of llio "ootwIM und between" cat
tle e.-iltlo not good enough for beef ami too
good for Condors. In hutchciV slock and din
ners thu range of prices has been much the
same as n week ago With the feeling decidedly
weak on all I ill Iho best llcsliy slock.
The feeder trade continues lively enough
and prices have been well maintained on any
thing with the proper weight , llcsh and qual
ity. The yards have been lillcil to overflow
ing with underweight , trashy stulT , which In
Iho present condition of pasturage Is well
nli-'h unsalable oven nt c.Mromo'y low prli-cs.
The week closed with a very modcr.uo supply -
-ply , the quality being about up to ihc nvur-
ago that U fair to poor on ull but about half
a do/en loads , On good SIOCK Die
Irado was brisk and prices rulol strong.
Some very good cornfed sloors. welching 1,31"
Ibs. . sold for Ji.bJ , and a four-load bunch ot
chnlco Mon'ana grass catllo that uvorueed
l.C.1'HH' , brought If 1.40 , the highest prleo paid
for grass eattlo hero In u month , On llio me
dium and common MulT the business lacked
simp and life , but prices In gonor.il were not
iinntiibiy chained and a fair clearance was
llnally unvoted.
llntihorstutr nnd runners brought steady
prices all around. The r.mto was from tl.u
lo J2.3.i , the bulk at fromt. < K > to$2.13 , Huns
oxen and stags were Him at from $ l.3' > to f'.li' ) .
Vual i-alVos were steady al from Sl.oo toSl.fi ) ;
ccannon siuir and yearlings vciry dull at fron
f 1 KS to 8iV ! ) .
The Irado In stockers nnd feeders wns r
trlllodull with pilces auoiiltho same us or
l-'rliluy.
linns The hog market has been deo'dodlv
unsullied and nervous all week , a thougl
llnctuiitlons have been Infrequent and wlihli
n comparullvely narrow ran.'c. The ship
ping demand keeps up uurprlHlu-'ly well , am
Iheru does not appo..r lo bo any Indi
cation of a decreased Inquiry from tin
fresh moat doalorK , nor Is then
any prospect of Increased receipts. Still tin
feeling is Htralni'd and llicro U a teuora
belief thai eooner or luter Iho market wll
glvo way under the pounding given It dully b ;
packers. Light and butcher weight hogs con
llnuo to have the call over heavy und mlxoi
stutr , but the spread Is not voty groat.
The fresh Hiiuply was much the samonsni
lust Saturday both in ( | unntlty and quality
With u reduced shipping demand and a ful
supply In sightdealers were not looking for ivory i
very strong market and the sharp iiptuin li
prU-cs wnsln the inituri ] of n mirprlt-e. Th
early mnrkut wus5o to lOo higher than I'rldii
mill with nctlvo buying nnd favorablooiisturi
50 advices Iho feeling Improved and the olos
50y wax u big iCe higher wllh everything sold
y , l-'iilr to ( rood hogsof ull weights sold mosll
al"j to S.V 'i with peed to choice butuhe
nnd heavy stulT. especially toward Iho clost
at } 5.37 nun IVl'J. Onocommon loud sold earl
ut W.VJIi , It was u good lively murku
from start to Uulsh and the close wa
ut the high iiolnt , Hull's were largely nt froi
: > .L'j to t\Xi against i.V.M to IJ.-A I'rldny an
K > . 'M to (5.35 lust Saturday. The general uvci
iOO ago of prK-os paid was fv ; 'j u-'alnst SS.21 1'rl
III.ffl dav nnd JS.UIU lust Saturday.
.ffl Sim- ! The nmrlict was buro of thcop tc
ilr day. Local houses are all wnntlng good mm
tuns und prices uro nominally tlrm , I'ulr t
good natives , (3fXXi4.DOj fair to coed vresi
rrn , l.1.2.y < H.5 { common nnd stock sheep * iS"
( tl"5 ; good lni-liok-o40 to Di-lb. Inmbs. tl.O.iiJ
4. ,5.
llrcrlptu nnd llspo ltion ot Slock.
Ofllclnl rccclpti nntl ill uosltlon of stock us
ihnwn hy the books of the I'nlan Stock Yards
company for tlm twenty-four hours ciullng nt
5 o'clock p. m. , October IS. I3J2 ,
Clilcnud t.lvc Stock .Market.
ClliOAno. III. , OeM.V ( Special Tolesram to
Tun HKK l-f the : i.MO catllo received today
2.000 wetc Te.xtins. The dcm.md.thoilKh ama'l ,
exhausted the stinplv und nt steady prices ,
natives were quoted at from ft. IK ) toS.7\
westerns at Irom tl.sa to II.U ! anil Texnn < ut
friiin Ji.'Z' . tn ? : IOJ.
There was n llmltol demand for
hoys at S4J.1 for poor to cholco
IlKht nnd at from } 4.s % to M.fl for
hoiivv nnd medium wel.-lils. There was nn
advance of from no to 10 pel1 lee Us. the
creator part of the 10.000 ho s on sale ehans-
Inu at from $ .VJi to t\r > 0.
Uece.pts : Cattle , ; i , ' > ( ' 0 ; hogs , 0,000 ; sheep ,
I.OJ" .
The lU-enlna Journal reports :
ClATTl.K-liecelptx. : t.5il ( head ! sh'pmcnts ,
t.r > ( ) ( i uead ; market sleadv : best natives ,
- -
cow * , $ I.II37.'J' ( ! ' . " >
lions IteculpK R.OUJ lioadj shipments.
head ; nmrlu't He higher ; roiiL-li and common ,
$ l.,0iK ( > . 'ii ' ; ml.\cd and pauUorx , $ " > . 1 iClo.41 ;
prlmn lieavv nnd butchers' wnlKlits , } . * > .4 , ) ®
ft.GO ; llu'ht. Jl.7fif. : > .50
Sum1 : ! lioculnts , 1,003 head ; marUet closed
Mu .dy ; , ill told.
Kiinsiii ( 'ity Live Mciclc .Miii-li-l.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , Oct. JR. CATTI.U Ho-
ci'liits , ? , : i 0 : shipintMit , 4.-0) ) . Hood cnttlo
IDc lilghur ; other * woilt : sloera. } 2.7.f I.V.i ;
Tu\as nml Indians , $ . * , * & ' - . ! . " > ! stocUors and
f fed o rs , S'-.O.'iii'- ' .
Hods Kui'uipto. MOO : shipments ! M(0. ( The
miirkit was active and nc higher' ; ull grades ,
Jl 734&.43 ; liullt , } .YSoyrw. : ;
SHKKI'-Hucollits. 1.00 ! ) ! shlpmonts , 400. The
marUet was quiet null weak ; mtltlons , JII.TJ ©
4.UU ; liuiil-si , $ I.M.
St. Inils I.lvn Stock .Mllrliot.
ST. l.oiris. Mo. , Oct. 13. UATTI.I : IlocolpK
l.t ( ! ; : ) ; sliliiiciiti. | ) Win ; marUot steady : nntlvn
steers , Hi..V.XlM : : ' ! Toxaa and Imllnns , ii2.Ui ) ( %
li..V \
Hods IJecplpts , 1,031 : shipments 1,000 ; niar-
lot r > ® IOo lil2hci-jiviivy ! : , * .i.- ' . > ® \35 ; uaoklug ,
Siiicr : Ueeclpts. none : shipments , 1,0 0 ;
market btrun ; ; nt $ J.l'0&4.7 , ' > .
JIMMY THE GUIDE.
ll'dllcr H. On/re / ( n Cnllfonifa ilagatln * .
I go sluinniiii } : occasionally , nt least
once iv year , anil sometimes twice , nt
times with sorao chosen friend , but pref
erably nlonc. It is such a ehanpo from
iho botitcn path of everyday life ; so
tlilTetcnt from the plcnsnntsido of tlio
world that one observes at homo , in
f'lshioiuible salons , or at balls and co
tillons. Therein lies its charm , trans
itory though it be. One night recently ,
after a respiteof perhaps a year , I
donned an old suit of clothes and
other accessories to match it , put
a number of halves , quarters
and dunes in my pockets for ready
change , nnd proceeded carelessly toward
BarbiiryCoast , the fountain head of vice
and the haunt of criminals , nnd the most
debased of our male and female popula
tion.
tion.The
The Colorado , El Dorado , Arizona and
Scandinavian halls were all inspected ,
presenting to my eyes no change in a
year. The same faces were seen before
nnd behind the bars , the same waiter
girls "chased the duck" with ngilo feet ,
and their eyes were over on the alert for
a "slcencr , " or an error in change ,
while the same- motley crew of sailors ,
soldinrs and others wore being lloeccdas
usual. It was interesting , however , to a
certain degree , especially in tlio Scan
dinavian , where two feinalo "beer
jerlfcrs" woio severely pummohng n
friendless Italian , because ho , in his
mild , drunken stupor , objected to pay
ing twice for the sumo drinks.
I loft there BOOH and crossed over to
the Mui'blo hall , a largo underground
dive , well lighted , and crowded with
patrons. Walter girls ran to and fro
with drinks , and ns the asthraatie
orchestra played "Mary Green , " each
sought a partner and danced a species
of waltz , that would create a sensation
if introduced at the meetings of the
L'Yulay Night club. I ordered a pony
of beer and sat quietly watching and
studying the people there , endeavoring
in my mind to form some idea of their
vocation from their appearance. One
man , quite near to mo , attracted my at
tention particularly as thcro was some
thing reminiscent about his face and
figure. The moro'I studied him the
more my brain sought some aven.io
through which I couid recognize him.
until at length my thoughts
traveled buck through the vista
of time twelve years , nnd the
following narrative formed my mental
photograph :
In the early spring of 1880 a friend and
myself resolved to make a trip to YoSemite -
Semite valley. Kvory ono tried to dis
suade us , but ho insisted upon going , as
ho was from the east , and was obliged to
return to his home soon. Ho was thor
oughly determined toseo the valley then
or never ; [ so we started. Merced was
reached by rail and Mnriposti furnished
us shelter the second night , after a hard
stage ride of twelve hours ever rough
roads. The following morning wo secured -
cured saddle horses at Mariposn ,
and a guido in the form of a
diminutive colored boy , or rather
a man , ns ho was twenty-two
years of ago. Ills ntimo was Moso , at
nt least that was all ho claimed owner
ship to. Uo was almost a prototype
of the once famous " Little Mack , "
who was BO well known on the min
strel stage years ago , and his comical
nnpoaratico anil make-up put us in
good humor that cold , crisp morning.
Wo were assured that ho know
every foot of the mountain country ,
and wan honest nnd reliable. The
exprchs atront gave us this assuranoa ,
and coupled it with the information
that a lady and gentleman had preceded -
ceded us ono day on the road to the
valley. Wo struck out ever the hills
and mountains and reached Ilito's Cove
about o'clock In Iho nfternoon fooling
quitetired. . To our surprise the lady
nnd gonlloinr.n mentioned by the express -
press agent ware at the hotel and their
detention was explained by the inn
keeper who said that the lady wns too
tired lo travel ; so with the guldo they
had taken a day's rest.
The guido was a strange contrast to
our llttlo Mubo. Ho wns over six foot
in height , somewhat gaunt a to frame ,
though evidently powerful , nnd his
long , matted , rcddish-huod hoard
rented far down on his breast. His
oycs were the peculiar feature ol his
physiognomy. They were sunken
deep In the socket * and tufted almost
all around by his beard nnd his heavy
eyebrows that connected ever the bridge
WANTED
Total l < utof CITIES ,
[ COUNTIES , SCHOOL.
- D . uvJ DIBTHICTB , IWATER
COMPANIES , OT.n.II.COP/lPAHIE8ctc. '
Corrrspondcnco cullcltcO.
H.W.HAnRIS&COHPAHY.Barikers , .
t- I 183-103 Dearborn Otroot. CHICAGO ,
to 13 Wall Struct , NEW YORK.
I- I -fQClOtoMt. , B03TOW.
of tlio noso. Thdj were stool blue in
color , but \vorpifi ( i-ostlcsn ns a squirrel
in n rottiry caye > To mo bo wns i-opul-
slvo , nnil my r utlalpaiiion slinrcd my dis
like , i
At dinner WvU 0ro introduced to tlio
two travelers , | Wr. and Mrp. Carow , ol
Kansas City , they styled themselves ,
and they socnicil to "bo qulto plotisnnt
pcopto. AHliou-th In tnldillo life , and
noparcntly nmrrlcd many years , they
Boomed , ut UniPR , almost ns ' UUteii-
ish" ns a 'tfmvly weiltlod couple.
Wo all iiKrccd to start together
( tlio in niorniii * '
or vnlloy > tlio } ,
nnd they tjavo' every evidence oi
delight in having our company. They
retired early , but t and my traveling
companion , .lack Oilman , tin old col-
loco chum , wont Into the barroom and
played billiards. Soon llio room be
came Hllcd with minors , for Hlto's
Cove was a great in In I ML' camu then ,
anil may bo now , for all I know , and
its gold sustained a hiirh assay. Thcpo
miners were not the cfass of men that
ono would meet nt his club , and
although they pai tlally resented our
intrusion they gave but little out
ward evidence of it. Still we knew
onoutrh lo slon playing billiards In a
hurry , and took positions at the uud of
the long bur , adjacent to the doorway ,
lending to the hall ,
A few minutes Inter Carow's guido
entered , and as ho did so ho was greoled
with a shout and a chorus of blasphe
mous remarks from rough minors , who
instantly seined him , bore him to his
knees on the lloor and then covering
him with their revolvers made him
pray. Ho did pray and ho prayed well
and long. Then these demons made him
siiifr hymns , and as ho sting they formed
a circle around and danced H1 < o evil
spirits in high c.xrnlval. Kiich hymn or
song wan followed by a ilrintc , und they
eamo thick and fast. This was all very
cxcitinij and interesting to us "ton-
dorfeot , " aa wo had been dubbed ,
until some ono throw a chair at the
mirror boliind the b.ir. Then thirtv re
volvers ulii'/cd out nn an them toward the
coiling and wo disappeared through the
doorway in great liasto. Tlio fusilado
continued , and wo sought fresh air at
t.ho rear of the house. At last the shoot
ing ceased , and climbing carefully to a
back window wo saw that the barroom
was a wreck. Every mirror , bottle ,
glass and chair was broken and the
minors wore on the lloor in a state of ex
haustion , with the guido still kneeling
near the stove. Wo had no acsiro to re
turn to the scene of carnage , so wo
sought our rooms and wore soon asleep.
Wo arose tit 0 o'clock , und before break
fast bad an explanation of the previous
night's scene from the barkeeper.
"You sec , " said he. "it was all on ac
count of Jimmy the guido. He's ono of
them religious cranks called Seven Day
Adventurists , and all the boyn know it ;
so when ho comes up hero they just
have some fun with him. They never
hurt him nor anyone else and always
pays well for the damage done to tiio
bar. I always1 . 'tric.s ' to keep Jimmy
away , but sometimes ho can't help
coining. " i
Wo took the explanation , and
mutually agreed that wo did not
admire the California , miner's idea ol
fun. Jimmy tviriicd up early , looking
no worse than ever. Moso was on hand
with his widely expansive , grinning
countenance , aud.Mr. and Mrs. Carow
were ready for" llio day's trip. Break
fast was llnished'quicldy and" our party
of six were soon in the saddle. Our
journey commenced by making tin ascent
of the almost perpendicular trail up the
mountain Bide at the rear of the hotel ,
and it was a tailc for both horses and
riders. ' Jimmy , the guido , led the way ,
with our little" black man bringing up
the roar. They exchanged very few
remarks , and Jimmy always had pre
cedence in everything. At hist wo
reached the summit and soon after
wards had a view of mountain scenery
that has hardly a counterpart in
America. Fiorco-looking , rugged crags
arose apparently to the sky from the
pretty valley beneath us , and the im
mense layers of granite were tapestried
in fanciful designs with lloocy masses of
enow , cold , glistening relics of the winter -
tor that the sun was fast molting.
The scenery was that of Switzerland ,
nnd differed from that of the Yosemite
valley boyoncl it by being thoroughly
picturesque without any tinge of gran
deur or sublimity. Down wo went ever
the mountain trail , our horses carefully
feeling their way , until wo reached
the precipitous side of the
mighty chasm through which the
Merced river madly Hews over the im
mense fallen boulders of granite , seeth
ing and foaming in its wild course.
There the trail ended , and across the
chasm , eighty feet wide at that point ,
was a rudely constructed suspension
bridge , wrought of.bows of trees woven
together into a comparatively strong
framework. It looked like templing
providence to cross it , but both of out-
guides said wo must , as there was no
other way to reach the other side and
the Yosemite vailoy , Bomo fourteen
miles away.
Jimmy told Moso to cross first alone ,
on foot , to test the strength of the
bridge. Ilo did so and roturncd in
sufety. Then after rnufllintr the foot
of our horses in gunny sacks , to pro-
vout them from slipping on the smooth
surface of the bridge , Moso led his
horgo over the swaying structure , then
Jack's , and afterwards mine. Ho wa.s
about to take Iho other horses over ,
when Jimmy said to him , "Never
mind thorn' , I'll fix thorn myself. "
Then turning to Jack and myself ho
said , "Now you two can go ever , one
at a time , and wo will crosj afterwards. "
1 will pledge my word that all the
hoarded gold of the Indies could not
tempt mo to cross tlmt bridge again ,
Imagine that frail structure of boughs
swinging to and fro with the wind
that swept through the canon , with
only ono imrrqjv rail at either sMo as n
support for the hands , while below me ,
a hundred fcoi yas the rlvor , dashing
along over thorocks ) , every ono of which
scorned to mo tobo a death's head blar
ing mo in tho'face. However , Moso ,
Jack and myself 'reached the other fiido
all right , and asjvo mounted our horses
wo noticed that Mr. and Mrs. Carow and
Jimmy were htifyi'iig quite a serious con
versation , judf'iiig from the expressions
of their faces , r'umlly Mr. and Mra ,
Carow stopped p/i the bridge together.
She wtiaahoad and ho supported her as
best ho could. When they were midway
SWIFTS fil'I'CIFIO H totally imlllio any
other blood medicine. ItcurfsdlH-asesof
tliulilood and skin hy roim Ing the jioison ,
and at the wmo tlmo biimilies H < > od liluod to thu
wasted iiartB. Don't ho imposed on hy snh&tl.
lilies , widen are said to ho lust as coed , it n
not true. No medlclno BU TUC UfflDB H
hasjierformcdamany 1IU in VlUni.U
wonderful cures , or relieved BO much sulferiiig.
" My Wood was hadly poisoned last > ear , hlcl
cot my whulo system out of order dluean-d am :
S constant uourco of Buttering , no a iicllui | anil
uo enjoyment of life. Two hollies of
hrought mo right out. There U no
better remedy for blood dlM-abcs ,
'
"Joim GAVIN , Dayton , Ohio. "
Treatise- blood and skill diseases mailed f rc3.
SWIFT Sl'KCU'IO CO. , Atlanta , Ga.
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STEEL PEftSS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
over 1 noticed tlmt Jimmy vvns on the
ground Hour the big rocks fit the end of
iho bridge , but t could not see what ho
was unlng.j
A moment Inter there was n crash
and the bridge was" carried from Its
moorings on the other side of the chasm
and foil into tlio abyss , carrying the two
unfortunate. * with it. 1'lorcliig shrlolts
rot't tlio j lr for it moment and then
wore silenced by the consoles } roar of
the rlvor as It thundered along. Wo'
were all spellbound by the awful catas
trophe , but soon recovered , and , dis
mounting , looked over tlio brink of the
precipice for the bodies. There they
worosilent in death , bolntj carried along
by the Hood , farther , farther away from
us until soon they were beyond our
vision. What could wo uo'r It was
imuosilblo to return the way wo came ,
ns tlio oilier end of the bridge was dang
ling boloxv us on the rocks , our end still
being held by the ropes. ,11 tinny was
shouting and making frantic signals to
us , but wo could not understand him or
hear him , as the rushing waters drowned
his volco. So wo llnally turned to our
guide for information. As wo looked
inquiringly at him ho said to me :
"Boss , I always knowed tlat bridge
witrn'tsnfo nohow. "
"Hut tlmt Isn't the thing , " I said.
"What nro wo to do ? "
"Can't do nnllln' now , Boss'copt go
to do valley , " ho answered.
This wo did over tin Indian trail for
miles , leaving .litnmy to make his way
back to Mariposa as best ho could.
After the experience wo had , our trip
was not n pleasant one. especially as
most oUt was on a narrow trail tlmt was
but a shelf in midair , with a thousand
foot of granite towering precipitously
above us and a thousand foot inoro of
the same below , with the Merced at the
bottom. Upon arriving in the Yosemite
valley wo put up at Ltcdig's hotel and
"
sUiyud tlicro two days. It "was impossi
ble to make the ascent of any of the
l-alls then , owing to the ii-o and snow
that covered them. Wo roturnoJ to
Mnriposa by way of Wawona , sulToring
much in a snowstorm that struck us
at Inspiration Point. At Marlposn ,
wo told our story to the authorities.
The shcrilT had heard of it from .limmy ,
the guide , who brought the horses back
safely and then suddenly disappeared.
We returned to San Francisco by stage
and rail , and soon alterwards Jaclc
wontf cast. I have never scon him
since nor did I over hear the linalo of
the Carow episode.
This story , in brief , was what flashed
through my mind as I sat in that dive
and ga/.ed at the stranger at the
next tablp. Suddenly ho turned
in his chair , and , getting a full view
of his face , 1 saw at once that ho was
Jimmy , the guide. I immediately took
a seat at his table and , tapping him on
the arm said to him :
"Hollo , Jimmy , have you boon up at
Mariposa or Ilito's Cove latelyV"
Ho turned quickly and said :
"Stranger , I reckon you'vo made a mis
take. "
"Oh , no I haven't , " I answered.
"You tire Jimmy , the guide , who was
with Mr. and Mrs. Carow in April , 18SO ,
who went from Mariposa to Ilito'a Cove ,
and then were Iciliod the following day
by the falling of the suspension bridge
over the Merced river. .1 know you.1
"Oh , yes , stranger , I reckon I rccker-
lect you now. Yes , yes. "
Then ho mused for amomentand said :
"I never expected to see you again. "
"No , noi- did 1 expect to see you.
Hero waiter , two beers. Oh , you'll lake
whisky. Well , make it a beer and a
vhlsky straight. "
This interruption for refreshments was
ollowcd by a few remarks about ray trip
otho Yosemite valley then we had
> ur drinks , and I askud him how it hap-
joned that the bridge broke down.
lie turned to mo and his eyes twin-
ded devilishly as ho said :
"That woman used to bo my wife and
ho ran away with that man ten years
) cforo I mot them in Mariposy.
'hey didn't know me , stranger , on
xceount of my beard , and I wasn't as
irolty then as I usotl to bo. i knew
hem , though , and that's how that
jridgo broke down. Look hero !
It-anger , " ho then said , quickly , "I
eelcon I'm talking too much and I'm
going out. Perhaps it'll bo best for
our health if you sit just where
on are for half an hour and keep your
nouth shut. If you do move , there'll
> o another bridge broken somewhere. "
Ho vanished from sight and I held
hut chair down for tin hour. Then I
vent homo.
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nnd uihnents that
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ri.J- Periodical pains ,
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If you're n tired , nervous , or PtilToriiiE
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llest enttlo , hog and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
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L.IVK WTOC7IC COMMISSION ,
TIIK LI-ADIUS. : :
k IWrlto to tuU hoiiii for corA -
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furnlshud upon application.
THE
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PKRMANKNT SIDEWALK UKSOLU-
TION.
COUNCIL CiiAMtiiiit. OMAHA , Nob. , October
th , isiu.
Ho It , resolved by the City Councllof the city
of Omaha , the mayor concurring :
That permanent sidewalks bocoustruoloil In
: ho city of Omaha as designated bulow , w.thln
Ivc days after the publication of tins resolu
tion. or the personal service theteof. as hy
onlln.incc l.s aiithori/.ed and icqulrod , sucli
BidewalUs to be laid to the l. or me nun t grade as
established on tlio paved streets specified
herein an 1 to bo constiucled of stou > , artifi
cial "tone , brick or tilliiL' . uccordlng to sped-
Hunt Inns on llio In Iho olilco of iho Hoar , t of
I'ubllc Works , and under Us supervision , to-
Wlt !
West mdo of 24th strcel. lot 1" , Kcllogg
I'l n-e , permanent grade , ( i feet wide.
North side of llarnoy street. ! ! . " > feet of south
iof the south east 'i of lot 1 In lot n , Capitol
Addition , permanent grade , 0 feel wide.
South sldo of l-'arnam street , lots V2 , lit , 14
and 1\ block 10. West End Addition , uerma-
nont ur.ide , U foot wide.
North side of California street , lots 0 and 7 ,
block i : > , City , porman. nt grade. U foot wide.
K.ist sldo of 30th stre'il , lot . " > , block MS , City ,
permanent grade , ( i feet wldo.
Kast sldo of llli ! ) sti cot , lot 4 , block 349 , CHy ,
permanent grade , li fuel wide.
South side of Hurt street , lot : ! . block 319 ,
C'lt v , permanent , grude. I ! feet wide. /
That the Hoard of I'ubllc Woiks be and
Ishoieby author./.od and directed to cause n
copy of this r solution lo bo published In tlio
olnclal paporof the city for ono wouk. or bo
scr\odon the owners of said lots ami unless
such owners sliall within llvo days after the
publication or servicoof such c"py construct
said slduwalks as herein rciiultocl , that Iho
lloar.l of I'ubllo Works cause the samu to bo
done , timeout of constructing said sidewalks
respectively lo 1)0 assessed against the real
otate , lot or part of lot In front of anl : abut
ting such si luwalus.
l'a = , seclOjtobor4th. ISO ? .
President of the Con null.
Attest : JOHN OKOVKS.
OKOVKS.Mly ( Clork.
Apntoved : G130KOK I' . HEMIS.
Mayor.
NOT1CK TO COSSTUUCT SIDEWALKS.
To the owners of llio lots , parts of lots and
real ustito described In tlio above resolution :
You and each of you are hereby notified to
constiuut permanent sidewalks as required by
a resolution of iho city council and mayor of
tno city of Omaha , of which the above Is a
I > . W. ItUtKIIAlTPEll.
Clnlrman Hoard of I ubllc Works.
Omaha , Nobraikii , October 12th. Ihlii
' '
- - - - - -
TO HANNAH JAMES :
You aio hereby mitldocl that the under
signed. three disinterested freeholders of the
city of Omaha , have been duly appointed by
the mayor , wlili the approval of tlio city coun
cil of said city , to assess the damage to iho
ownois respectively of tbo property declared
by ordinance nqcessarv to bo aopioprlatod
for llio use of said oily , for the purpose of ex
tending Fifty-first street from the Mirth line
of lllmobaugh & Patterson's addition lo
I.uavenworlh streot.
You are further notified that , having ac
cepted said _ appointment . and . duly 1111.1111100 1
i-uiiunod by law , wo will , on tlio Ilith ilay of
itober , A. 1) ) . lh : , at Ibo hour of 10 o'clock In
the foienoon nt Iho olilco of Shrivor AcO'lmiiii-
boo , I4U'1 1'arnam sliool. within the corporate
limits of said city , moot for llio purpose of
considering and makln ? llio assessment of
diimago to tlio owners respectively of said
property by reason ot such taking and appro-
prlallon thereof , taking into consldera.lon
special beni-llls. If any. ,
Thopioperty bolonglnz lo yon. proposed to
boapiiroprlatcd as aforcsahT. and which has
boon dec urod necessary by iho council , by or
dinance , to appropriate to the use of the city.
bolng situate In said city ot Omaha , In tha
county of Donalng mid Htulo of Nebraska , Is
described us follo-.VH , lo-wlt : The oata twou-
ty-llvo feet of lot ono , block Ihruu , In Iliinu-
bangh'sudilltton
You are notilled to bo prer.opt at the tlmo
and plueo afornsald and make any objections
to or statements concerning Bald proposed up-
proprlallon or asscssmunt of damages as you
may consider projiar , W. lj. HllllVHl ,
U. W , < < l IISON ,
, IA . HTOCK'DALU
Omaha . , It } t fllh , . H.'G.iK'Ut ,
ORDINANCE NO. 3201.
An ordinance iliiclarlnz the neoci-slty of ap-
iirdiirlatlng cort'iln prlvato jiropurtv and
' Inii'H , for the use of the city of Omaha , for
the parposo of opuning and oxlendlng Jones
street from ! Mtli street to'-'ml street , and
providing for the apoolntmontof tlirco dis
interested . 'roolioldurs of said city , lo assess
lliodanniges lo the owner' , respectively , of
the piopony taken by such npproprhttion.
Ileltordaincil by thucfly counull of Ihu c-lly
.Section J. ' That U Is necessary , anil It Is
hereby declined necessary to approrliito cer
tain prlviito properly and land for the use of
the city of O naha , for the purpose of opening
and iixtentllng Jones stieot- from -'lib slrout to
' . " 'ml street , said property uu'J ' land nucoss iry
for siu-h purpose being Hltuntoln said city of
Omaha mid described IIH follows , to-w t : Ho
much of taxlol7.ta.votnand : t-jx lot UMnsco-
tlon . ' , ' . township I' " , rungo 111 , In IKmultiH couii-
ly , Nuliriihicn , as shown by the Iltlioirraphurt
ninpof Ihuclty of Oiniilm published by Mulr
& Unylurd , as Is nocet.fi iry to open and oxlend
Jones street us now uxUtlng In Johnson's ad
dition throir.'h said lots from iiltli street to
y.'ndstieet. and forsuuh purposu belliA strip
of ground 10 feet In width wlih lines on the
souih nnd north of tmcli Htrlp , as will correspond
spend wltli iho lines of s.d | Jones ttreet an
now existing In said Johuson'ii addition.
t-'ectlon ! i. Tlmt the mayor , with the appro
val of tl.oulty council , appoint Ihruodlslnler-
cstod freu-liblders of tbo city of Omahato
assess Iho damages lo Iboownors. i-espccllvo-
ly. of said property mid lands taken by said
appropriation.
Section II. That this nnllnanco take
effect und be In forcu from und utter Its pass
age.
I'uuod October' ' , 1833.
A
i.'lty clerk.
o. L. oiiAia-KE.
Acting ProsldentOlly Council.
Approved Octoter "
BEJHi | |
Mu'vor.
H A III ) W
llcclor i Wilhclray Co. 1/ibcfk & lina.
Corner loth nml . Jnckion lc lpr ( n InMwsro snj
alroets. tools.
IIJI lioiulns street.
LUMI1KK.
s. II Leo. A.
llnrdnnoil lumber.
linpiirtp.l American IMrt-
Jan I CJimm Mllir.uikj
}
lloorlni. liMr.iiilic ciinout nnl
Ptli nail loiijl v yiilncr nlilto II in
LIQUORS.
Krick & Herbert I , Obcrfclilcr & Co.
, Importers niut Jotbnr at
1001 1'arn.tra it. nil linorj- notion * , Mall
onlors | ironii |
1'ACKU.
Carpenter Paper Cof SUnilard Oil CoT
Cnrry n full mock of
printing , wrapping na'l ItelbuM nn.l . hilirlc.itlni
wrltliiiip.ipjr.e.vM pa- oils , nxlourcmi' , eto.
per. i-te.
O YSTHUS.
Kiim W & Sincal aviil Cole i'"Co
Mfrnof1C A a" ii.-inti \ Vliolclnovstpf : < , fancy
'lilrtB anil nvernlls eto. reli-rir aiiis Ulli stroo'
lUHSSmilli Mill at. toli'paoii ( > 7l3 ,
I'HODUCH COMMISSION
istnhlWu\t : ISM.
Branch & Co.
.
Whitney & Co.
I'roiliico , fruit ) ot nil
Iluttcr , " ,
rKk" ' nml poultry Vhulj. ,
oysters
aili Honth iitli8U :
Jas. A. Cl.irk & Cx
llutier. OIT > V ntn
poultry nnd nn-no.
317 Soutli nth at ,
STOVK UKI'AIKS.
OmaliaSlovcltcpairW'aS '
Stoverepnlr1 * unit w\ter :
iittnclunontH for nay
kind ofHtovo in.ulj.
1-AI7 Don ln * .
SASU TOYS.
Jl.A.Disbrow&Co. H. Hardy & Co.
Mnimfncturars of suli , ojs , iloiln , n Hi um
ilonr-i. 1)1 Hull nil I fiuii-r KOOIK homo fur
lllouldlnKs. llninch of- uMiliiii ciHiili , dill
lice , lilli nnil Iinnl U. ibea H i-.irrlnupH
13111 l-'iirnnai St
NOTICE OV ASSKSSMHNT OF DAM
AGES KOU GHAD1XG.
To the owners of all lots , nartsof Inti anil real
estate aloiij ; 31th street from Poiigo to D.iv-
onport Ktreot.
Yon are hereby notilloil that the unilir-
siKiioil. Unco disinterested freeholders of the
city of Omaha , have been duly appointed
by the mayor , with the approval of the city
council of said city , tn assess the ilamaKO to
the owners respectively of iho properly af
fected by Kradlns of nald street , declared nec
essary bv ordinance number 'l.'Mi , passed Oc
toberI , , 1SUJ. approved October 4 , 1M'2. '
Von are further notilliMl that IrtvliiK ac
cepted said pppuliitinont , ami duly qnallllod
us iciinlred by law. wo will , on the 3.UH ( lay of
October , A. I ) . IK.1 ) , nt iho hour of : 'M o'clock
In the forenoon , at , the olHi-o of f brlver Ac
O'Donohoe. 14011 Knriiaiii street , within thoeor-
porato limits of said city , meet for the purpose -
pose of considering and nniUIni the assess
ment of damn o to the owners respectively of
fial'l property alTuctul by said grading , taltlna
Into consideration special bunullls. It any.
You nru notified to bo present , at tlio tlnio
and place aforesaid anil inaUo anv objections
to or statements eoncurnn. : said assessment
of damages as you mav consider proper.
W ( ! . SllltlVI-'lt.
KKOllliK.I. 1'AIT , .
JAMK-gl'OUKIMU- : .
Cotniilttco of Appmlsura.
Omaha. Nob. , Oct. S. IS ) . ' . Olilil tot
To the owners of all lots or parts of lots front-
In ? on ( Irani ! avenue. Thirty-seventh to
Forty-second streets : IV.ttloravoiiiio.ThirLy-
ulghth to fortieth street : Thirty-ninth
street , ( irand avoinio to Ames avenue ;
rortluth street and I'oitleih avenue , from
( rand aveniio to t-prau'iio streol.
You mo hereby notllli-d that the undor-
slcncil. tbrco disinterested freeholders of the
city of Omaha , have been duty apoolnted hy
the mayor , with the approval of tlio city
council ot said city , toisacss the damage to
Iho owners respectively of the property
affected by tiraillnn ot above described streets
and avenues , declared nccos ? uy by oidlnanco
No. MH. pissed October I , 1M ) ' , approved Oc
tober 4 , Is'Ji.
You are further not.flo-1 thai , having ac
cepted said appointment , and duly qimllllcd
as required by law , wo will on the Jih day
of October. A. I ) . IH'.lat the hour of II o'cloclc
In the afternoon , at Iho nlllco of ( Iroivo .1.
I'anl. Kiii.'i Karnani street , within the corporate
limits of said city , meat for the purpose of
considering und muUliri the assessment of
damage to the owners lospcctlvitiy of said
property , alTomod by said gr.idlnr , talcing
into consideration special hom-llu , if anv ,
You uro notified to bo proionl at thu tlmo
and place aforesaid , und mane : my objection' }
tool-statements coiu-crninu said assessment
of damages us you may consider m-opor.
IlKOIKii : J. I'Ain , .
JOHN n. HUTU-MI.
( IKOWJK 11. I-AYNH.
Omaha , Octobers. I8 ! . OlOdlOt ,
Notion ol A.'isotuiicnt or Damages lor ( ii-.ut-
Inif.
To thn owners of all lots , p-irts of lota and
teal osiato aloni alloy In block f > 5 , from ltli
to Ihth streets.
You are hereby nolilled that the nnilor-
sl.-iiuil. thrco dlslntorostotl free holders of the
city of Omaha , Irivo been duly appointed by
the mayor , with tlio approval of the city
council of said cllv , to asovs the damage to
the owners respectively of Iho pioporty af
fected by graolng of Haiti alley , declared noc-
css.iry by or.llnanco number ! lJil7. passed S'up-
tomLor-'Jth , 1S-U'.1 , iipproved B-ploiiibor UJrd ,
IMtt.
IMtt.You are further nnllIHcl that having aucop-
tedsald apiiolnlinent and duly qualified us
requited by law. wo will , on the 1'Jlb day of
OctoLor , A. D. , IH'.ti ' , at the hiiurof 10:11) : ) o'clock
In tlio forenoon. : U tlio olilco of hlu-lvor ft
O'Uonalioe , IIUl l-'arnai.i street , within the cor-
norilo limits of H-ild city , moat for llio pur-
potoof consider ng ami miklii' . ' the assess
ment of damages to HID ownei-B respectively
of Bntd property alTeutod by s.ild gradlii'/ ,
taking Into consideration Hoolul | ) bonollls , 1C
liny.
liny.You nra notified to bo picsQnt , at the tlnia
and place aforoHald nnd maUo any olijoctlona
tooratatomenls eoncurnlng Hild asscHu
of damages us you may consldur imitiur.
' '
OKo'l'liiM .1. I'AIJI *
, IA. > { KHSTOUUIAR )
( 'ommAleo "f Apjir.i'Hori. '
Oinnlin , ? foJOotoliurMJ\ . UJtllUt.
To iho owners of all loin or parts of lots on
DavenportIjotwcen.'Kith iimlMUh streets :
You are hereby nnlitlod tlmt thu undor-
blmiuil , llireo disinterested freeholders of the
oily of Omahii , have bconduly iipiiomted by
the mayor , with thu approval of the city
council of Hald city , lo us oss llio dumaL'o to
the owners respectively of the nroperty
all'octod bv grading of Davenport stn-ot from
: uitli to Iitith KtrcDtu , duciiiri'd necessary by
nnllnanco 'l.'h7 , pis > oil October 1st , lb'.U , ap
proved ( Jclobor lib , IMIA
Vouarofurtliornolllloil.tliathavlngaccopteil
said appolnimont , iurl iluly iiiilllleil | as ro-J
iiulred ny law. wo will , on IhoHli day off
October , A. I ) . . IK ) . ' , t the hour of S o'clock till
Ihoiflornooii , at the ollleo ( > f ( ico. J. Can ) , t
linri I'ariiam street , within the corporate llmltu 1
of said city , meet for Iho piirpusu of considerIng - '
Ing and niaUIng Iho anscssuienl of diinmKo to
llio bwiium rcspoi-ihoiy of suld iiroperty ,
nlluoldlby Bald rriidiiii ! . tnldnz Intoeontilu-
eratlonsuulal bonoflis , If any.
You are Molllled to bo picxont al Iho tlmo
and place aforesaid , and maUo any objections
to or blatumenlH roncurnlng said assessment
of damages as you may consider proper.
( ilO. ! J. 1'AIIL.
\V. O. HIIKIVliK ,
J\H. rirOCIlAII-i )
Oinuhn , Oct. Sth , Ifc'X' . o-lOd-lOt
lroposaln lor ltiill\v-iy Tranxl'ur at VanUtuii
Nouili Dulfolu ,
HeaU.'d propos-ils will ho rncolvod for Iho
purchuso or rental of a iran-ifur bn.-it , sultu-
bluforuurrylnx llio r.illway rolling Htoutc oC
the Vunkton. Norfolk k Houthweitora rail
way.
I'roposiils should boclasslllcd us follows :
1. I'roiJOials to 'J 1 tMilsfer boat.
2 , Proposals for taking contract , to do onttr *
truiniter Ijiislncss of railway ,
II. I'roposulii loi- rental of trunsfor boat ,
ItcqiilrunieiitK und HpecllluulloiiKuan bo ob
tained from thu chief oiulnugr , Yunuton ,
Norfolk k Houthwusturu railway , Yunktou ,
'All bda ! should bo addiostod to ;
'J'ho Hecrotary ,
Yankton , Norfolk & Southwestern It illwny.
Yankton , H. IX
The board of directors rencrvca llio rliihl t
reject nny uuil all bid * . OlillvU