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Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11
DRY PniurH,

White lead, SC; French zinc, l0c, Paris
whiting, 2Ac; whiting gilders, lYc; whiting
com1 lie; %lampblack, Germantown, lac;
lampblack, ordinary, t0c; PrrssIaR blue, Foe;
untramarine, lSo; vandyke, brown, Sc; lumber,
burnt, &c; lumber. raw, &c; %Riennt, burit, 40;
sienna raw, &c; Paris green, genuine, 25c;
2cc; chrome groen, X, l2c. vermillion, Eng,
Zee; vormillion. American, lSc; Indian, rcd,
i0c; rose pink, l4c; Venetian rcd, Cookson's,
2sc; Venetian rod, American, lfc; rod lead,
71c; chrome yellow, genuine, zoe: chrome vel.
low, X, 12c; ochro rochelle, Sc: ochre. French,
2po; ochre, American, 2c; Winters mineral,
&c; lehigh brown, 2to, Spanish brown, 2Ao;
Prlnoe's mineral, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, pos gallon; Furni
ture, extra, 81 10; furniture, No. l, 81; coach,
extra, 81 40; coach, No. !, 81 20; Damar
extra, 81 20; Japan, zoe; asphaltum, extra, Soc;
shellao, 90 80: hard oil finch q 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11
Dry Goods.

brown SHEETtNds Atlantic A, 7Ac; Allan
tic L, &c; Atlantic LII; sic; Brunswick, 7bc;
Beaver Dam LII, &c; Lawrence Ill, 5Yc; Paci.
fo II, &c; Royal STANDARD, Sc: Indian Head
A, Sc; Wauchusett a, 7Sc.
FINE BROWN SHEETlNGs Argyle, 7lo; Pep.
perell II, 70; Salisbury Il, 6to.
BLEACHRD CoTToSs -Ballon "A, Go; Bs,
lon rs, DC Cumberland Al, Sc; Davoll DID
SIC; Fairmount, Ale; Fruit of tho Loom A.
&c; Glory ofthe West, Sic G old en-; Gate, 50
Hill rs, Sc; Hill "A, 90; Lonsdale SIC; Now
Vsrk Mills, 114c;. Wamsutta, 10hc.
Ducks GENERALIZATION, s oz., 1lbc: Bos-
ton. 10 or, 1i4c; Bosten, 8 or, lac; Fall Riv.
er, SIC,
DucKs-(Gray)-wes Point, s or, lie;
West Point, OF lie; Point Bear, s o.,
lie.
Observation-Disclosures, lac; Continental
Fancy, 94c; Cords, 10sc; Pear Tl7cr, 40;
York, lac; Hamleton Awnings, i2ac,
AA, 12c; Beaver Creek BIB, lie;
Beaver Greek 90, 10: Haymakors
Sc: Jaffrey d q T. 12ac; Jaffrey XXX. l2fc;
Pearl River, 13c; Warren AKA lprowul,
l2c; Warren BIB ~(brownl, lie; Warren &C
(brownl 10c.
oAnBRIos-Fitth avenue glove finish, Be;
Keystone glove finish, 5Ac.
CORSET JEANs-Anory, TIC; Hancock, Sc;
Kearsayer, SIC; Rockport, 7c,
PRINTs-Allens Sic; American, 5Ro; Arnolds
&c; Cocheco, &c; Harmony, A.; Indigo, 71c;
Indigo rs, 115c; Indigo A, 12lc; cheap sale
4ac; Charter Oak, 4hc.
PRINTS SHIRTINGs-Amerie n, Be; Cocheco
&c; Gloucester, 5c;Southbridgc Ale; Waverlys,
44c; Rosedale, 4fc.
GINGHAMs -Amoskeag staples Ste: Bates
staples, Sic; Lancaster staples, Sc; Plnnket
plaids, &c; Hudson checks, SIC; Amoskeag
Persians, 9Ac.
DpEss Goops-Atlantic Alpaca, 9ac; Per.
siane cashmer, 291c; Hamleton cashmere
154c; HAMILTON Famous, 11Ao; HAMILTON bro.
cades, loo; Arlington brocads, 1Sc.
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DnuGS1

DRUds AND CHEmCALs-Acid, Carbolic, CSC
acid, t~artaric, Soc; halsam capabia, por no..
65c; bark sassatras, per lb. l2c; calomol, per 10
75c; cinohonidia, per o., S0.65; chloroform.
per h., 81 10; Dovers powder, por h., 2l.25;
epson salts, per h., SIC; glycerine, pure, per
To-, 2Sc: lead acetate, per h., pc; oil, castor,
No l per gal, SLIGO; oil, castor, No. 8 per
gal, 81. 40; oil, olive, per gal, Sl.i0; oil orr.
ganum, SOC; opium, $500; quinine, p. & w;
and II. & s.. per o2., Sl,40; potassium, -.
phate Of morphine, per o., $500; sulphur
Hour, per h.. &c; %stryohnine, per o., Sl.S5.
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Grocerp List.

CANNED GooDs-Uysters (Standard,per case,
3 30; strawberries, 2 ID, per case, 2 20
raspberries, 2 ID, per caGs, 2 70; Bartlett
pears, per case, 5 so; whcrtleberries, per case,
3 10; egg ,,plums, 2 ID, per case, 2 80; green
per case, a 80@5 80.
RopE-Sisal ] inch and larger, &c, 4 inch,
95c; l inch, 10c.
OANDLEs-Boxes, 40 lbs, los, l4c, 81, l4c;
boxes 40 lbs, 16 o.. Co, lac.
MAroHEs-Per cadd:e, 95oJ round, eases,
2 30; square cases, l 20.
graduated, TIC: confecaoners' A, 7c;. Stand.
ard extra O, Clio; extra g, 6&oj medium vel.
low. 53c; dark yellow, C.
OoFFEEs-Ordinafy grader, 129l2ac; fair Is
@13hc; good, lac; prime, 159l5hc; choice
l6@17o; fancy green and yellow, 16@163c; old
government java, 2O@26c; Levering's roasted.
xxx roasted, 15sc: initiation Java, 16t
@l5ao; Clarkn Aurora,l 10.
hIN ~'s,n uisiana prlms TO choice, 7@7hn;
fsss 64U; pat1na, Gic-
No. l mackercl half brls., z Coz Nc.
l.. s; family mackere kits, Coo; No. l
white fish, half brls., z co: No. 1 kits, 90.
do, y gallon Kegs l S5; STANDARD do gallon
kegs l 30.
SoDA--In h papers, 8 80 per oase; keg per ID,
DC.
PIu6LEg-Medlum. In barrels, 8 0OI do
In half barrels, 4 so; small, in barrels, 9 90; do
In half barrels, 5 90; gherkina In barrels, 10 co.;
do in half barrels. 5 so.
TEAs-Gunpowder, good, 45@55cj choice 60
@75c; good Imperial, 40943c; choice, GO@65c
Young Hyson, good, 36@50c; choice,
65cN9l 90; Japan, natural leaf, 35cj Japan,
choice, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 35C940c; Oolong,
choice, 4O@55c; Souchong, good, 35@40c;
choice, 35@45c.
WooDENwARE-Two hoop pals, l 85;
three hoop pals, 2 10. Tubs, No. 1, 9 90; Pic.
neer washboarda, l So; Double Drown Q 80;
Wellbuckets, 3 So.
SoAPs-Kirk's Savon Imperial, 8 IS; Kinks
satinet, 3 GO; Kinks standard, 8 70; Kinks
white Russian, 5 %; Kirk 8 e~utoca, 2 Is;
Kinks Prairie Queen, 200 cakes,) 40cj Kinks
magnolia. doz.
PoTAsH-Pennsylvania Cans, 4 case, In case,
8 35; Babbitts ball 2do2. In case, l 80; Anchor
ball, 2 doc. in case, ! 50.
CANDY-Mired, 12@13c; stick, lie; twist
stick, 104c.
V1iNEcAE-New York apple Ice, Ohio up.
pie, 13c.
Saturday, loads, per Dbl, 10; Ashton. In
sacks, 8 so; bbls dairy 60, 81, 8 30.
STARoH-Pearl, 44c; Silver Gloss, &c; Corn
Starch, SCI tx ,elsior Gloss 7; Corn, TIC.
SPrcEs-Fepper, 17cI Spice, 1905 cloves,
IiYE~Amer,can, 8 40, G eenw.oh, 0 30
Western, 2 rs; North Star 2 00i Lawis' Iye
4 60: Jewell Iva 2
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LIQUORS.

ALCOHOLICS proof alcohol, 2 "a pen wine
gallon extra California spirits, 18s proof,
| II per proof gallon; triple refine spirits
WHISTLES i 0O@1 30; fine blended, ! 5O@2 80;
Kentucky bourbons, 200g7 90; kentucky
and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 00687 90.
BRANDIEs-Imported, 6 0OGl600I domestic
l 40@4 90.
Gma-Imported, 4 5Ogs 90; domestic, l 40
43 90.
RUMs-Imported, 4 SOFAS 0Oj New England,
2 0OG4 90; domestic, / 5093 80.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDT 76@4 co.
81 90; American, per case. u 00G3l6 90.
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Wool,
General Produces.

Apples-Receipts heavy and prices lower,
only choice stock bringing top prices, s2.75@
80.
BgAss-Receipts light and demand good.
Eaad picked navy, per hu, 81 5Oj medium,
2 01G92 "a.
BgEswAx-Tn good demand. Choice bright
Der 10, 26G28c; common to good dark per Id
l5020c.
BUTTER-Unchanged; demand good, manly
for the better grades. Choice table, 13@l6c;
fair to good, Sole; creamery, zoe.
CDER-'OhIo" per Dbl, 81. 0Oj york State
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Oak sole, SSc@42o; homiock solo 2ScCaSS5,
haulock kid, soc; runner 6hc 50 T55; hem.
eek calf, $50 to l 0O; homlscx upper, nc
60 24s oak upper, &c; alligator, 1 90 to b 30;
calf Md, 920aS5; Greisen Az, . Jo 80 . 75; oak
Kip, SOC to l 90; oak calf, l 20 60 l 20; French
hip, 1 10 TO l %: French calf, l % 60 9 90; rus.
sets, 3 30 TO z 50i sAirss, GGG - s 80 top.
pings, 9 90 TO 10 10; Il l.. Morocco, SOJ to Soc.
pebble O. ID. Morocco Sto; simon. . 5Cm3 90
HARNEss.-No. l star oak, Soc; No. 2 SIC:
S5oI No. l Ohio oak, sac; NO. = DO, S3,t No.
| Milwaukee SIC; No 2 10 9Sc,
No. l Pitts oak bar, &c; No. Is Pitts oak
hAr, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11

wHQLESALN.
We quote lumber, ,ath and shinel N on cars
at Omaha at the following prices:
JoIsr AND SoASTLIEa-16 It and under
20 90.
TIMBERs-16 feet and under, 20 90.
TIMBER N JoIsT-20 it, rs o.; "a #,
Is GO.
FENolno-No. l, 4 aud 6 in, "a CO.; No. 2,
20 90.
sHExrIHo-No. 1(2d common boarduh IS 90,
No. 9, 1G 90.
Sroog BoABDs-A, as 90; B,4o 90; Q, 85 90.
FLooBINa-No, l, 40 90; No, 2, 35 90; No,
3, 25 90
SIDING. clear-27 90; No. . 25 90; No. 8,
20 90.
OEILING-S, 81 co; i, 25
SHINGLES, best so: standard, 3 80.
LATH-3 25 per M.
LIMR-Per ban 81, / 20; oclk POI bushel, $50;
cement, Dbl, 2 %; Iowa plaster, Dbl, 2 so; hair
Dor bu. SOC; TSrred fslt. 100 TBS, 3 so; straw
bonrd 3 So
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per bbl, IS 90; per sbl, 81 rs, condensed p,

per Dbl, IS 90; per Sbl, 81 rs; condensed per
10, SIC, Crab apple, per gal. S5c.
OHRJSs-FGll cream. western, II; VIE
consin new II. young American l2CzlSn.
Eggs Receipts light and demand brisk,
partly ON account OF state fair supply. Sales
today l5GlGc.
GAMs Prairie chickens are now IN saNson
but after the first few days demand has let up
considerable and they arc now slow sale at
81 00G2 % per doz; suipo, per do2., 81 90.
Hay-Baled, SS.0OG0.UO; loose, s7.0O@
IS 90.
JRLLy-ln 90 aud 80 ID pals, 6a7s; IN lib
ars, per dos, 81 10; assoNe tumblers,
dor, 81 20; schoouers, per dozen, az 90.
MAPLE SUGAR-Puro, In bricks, per 10, Ice,
OHIO, lSc; small cakes, 12hc.
SMALL FRutTs-Wild p'umL per bus.
hcl box Sl.0O: Peaches $3.50.
CALIFORNIA FRUIrs-pcars, b0lb. boxes,
81 90; Peaches, 2O.lb boxes, So 90; plums, 90.
10 boxes 81 %. Grapes per crate a boxes
81 80
ONGoNs-Choice per Dbl. 50 90.
PoPCoRN- In good demand at 2@2Ac nor H..
PouLTRY-Receipts light; spring chickens,
81 25@25O; old chickens, SO 00@S 90.
PRovISIoNs-Ham, 15c; b. Bacon, l3c; ID.
s. Sides III; c. s. Bacon, l23; Shoulders,
81; Mess Pork, $50 90: Lard, 9@l0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11

AFTERNOON BOARD Wheat lower.
Corn-Unchanged to lower.
Oats lower.
Pork-Unchanged, 60 10 lower.
Lard-Unchanged to 2t higher.
PEORIA PRODUCE.
PEORIA, September 10. -COrn-Quiet and
high mixed, 52@524c; No. 2 mixed, 5l3@52c.
Oats-Active; new No. 2 white, ~274G273c;
No. 2 mixed, 25@255c.
Rye-steady: No. 2, 525@53c,
Whisky Steady; l 10.
NEW YORK PRoDUoE
NEW York, September 10. -Wheat-Spot
lag higher; closing firm; options opened weak
at BGs lower; closing steady at nearly the best
rates; receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports, l57, .
600 bushels. No. 2 spring, 81; ungraied
spring, 81; ungraded red G54m93; do, crop in
field, 81; No. 3 red, 79dSO; do, crop in field,
S5k@S5b; No. 2 red October closing at S75,
Corn - Spot quiet and finn; options opened
3@a lower, recovered the decline, closing
weak and ia below the best figures OF the
day. Receipts, ~ 900 bushels, exports,
5000 bushels; ungraded red 5S@6i; No, 2, "a
@65; October, 62t,
Oats-4@llowe Receipts, S. 900 bushels;
exports, 800 bushelp. Mixed western $50
80; white, 35a42.
Eggs-w esteru fresh, quiet; demand fair;
firm at 49,.
~Pork-Quiet aud firm; new mess II 90
@l7 %.
Lard--Firm; western steam spot, z 20.
Pntter-Dcnan aud fir; IA ,rSet firm.
Cheese Un-ha"gsd; choice cream 100
10.
Sugar-Dull and weak,
TOLEDO.
r TOLEDO, Sept. 10 -Wheat-Steady; No. Q
red, cash and September, 7S3 asked.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL

New YORK. Sept. 10,-Money-Easy at l
az; Closed offered l.
Prime paper-51@6l.
Sterling bills-Dull; demand 4S23.
Government Firm for A per cents.
Railways-Firm.
Stocks-During the greater part of the day
were decidedly strong. On favorable advices
from the corn belt, prices advanced b@1i.
Pacific Mail advanced on the official state.
ments that the company was accommodating the
sinking fund, paying off the debt, earning z
percent on stock, and had a surplus of over
s $1,000, 600. Late in the day II weaker feeling
SET in, and there was a reaction of i@1b, the
market closing quiet; compared with last
night, closing prices are 4@l higher, except
Louisville, Lake Shore and Missouri Pacific.
which are a tritie lower. Delaware and Hud-
son and Denver & Rio Grande unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11

Corn-Quict; No. Q cash and September 81
bid.
Oass-Quiet; No. > cash and September 26f
Rye-Not quoted,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September lO.-BreadstuTs-
Quiet.
Wheat Winter, Is 1cdG7s ID; spring Is
Corn IS Old.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
ST., LOUIS, September lO.-Flour-Un
changed.
| Wheat-Weak, unsettled and lower during
the first half OF the session, but tirmcd up at
noon call, and closed 4OgC above yesterday.
No. > red, 76ic for cash; 76lc for September,
'7S3@795c for October; sligo S2lC for NOvcm.
Der; S3B@Sllc for December; S2{GS24c for
May. closing at outside prices; No. 3 red; Gj
M66bc.
~Corn-Lower and slow; 47g@ISc for cash;
4O@4Osc for November; S65G36c for the year;
37s@375c for May.
Oats Easier at PIC for cash; 25}c for DC.
tober; 2GIc for December; 25t@25sc for tho
year.
Rye-Firmcr at Sic bid.
Barley Nothing doing.
Butter-Unchanged; creamery, lS920; Gai.
ry, l4@17.
Eggs Easy mt 12@12J.
Flaysped-Firmer Mt | 90.
Hay-Unchanged; prairie, 0O@9 90; tim
othy, II Oo(Gl3 30.
Brau-UnchanRed; bic.
H2rn Nleat-'!ulet : Zo@Z 3d.
~sNy-9V11u l IT.
6rovlslons bull ana prices uncnsngeu'
~ % the year.
aLnirh'er; 'i'a LOT Neptethoer; ga
ioF oGIoper' vyL.. eu ,
HNLa oVAhp- ueaILS IroNs anu nlRneri
i,d%aSd G ynS ot asS NoNemoer' o's
DeCenlueT; ,ot year yps May.
Com Elrm ana uuil; 90 year.
uo"e'
KANSAS CITY,
y,.,, Crrv So,.L.. IN vuL.
va N as IA H. ons ]SiS@'HsfI 66ootoLm. e" FL
N Tv . " 'i' '"S"' o'~''9 o'VoO'f' oOa
Corn-Lower; 4S6iSI cash; IL September;
''$ oc MRer 2 anS nay nai. OIL h;a OF ,s,.0a
o"Os-Dul ""u i""ln"'' zig opu LIS "sNeu'
nvc,yv,r,
C,scsvw sontomIa" - ~
Dull; No; 2 red, $3.50;
S or SStSroISeri NO. Z niNeu, 925.
p p@ -SStGTauy; NO. z m'Ned' LIMOGES
Viz umr,, 90 . ,
fall N e"0' anu oi''n eN'r" NO. y
Pork-Dull at 16 so.
6ara,flrmer At W.
1ulk eatsEflrmer
"hisky-Actlve hrm and higher; l IL.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 10-Wbeat-N est.
ern higher, closing firm. No . winter red
spot, S5J@S5R.
CornEWestern firm: mixed. wear. IN.
0ots-Ouiet and Arm. westsrn wb;ts 9i@
"a. mixed 91G692 ~ ~
~; 5000
EgssE Inwsr. Jnli. 1f017
P Is ouiet hut, ~" staody. old ~ o5. now
IS u, ~ N ~"
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Bailway Time Table.
In Eject September LIST, 1854.

Tho attention Of She travelling ruNlio IL called to
tie fact that THE IL the only complete and absolute.
ly correct timetable published In the city.
All trains Ntriyo - and depart itom OmNhs on
Control standard Time, which Is "a minutes faster
than sun time.
Except Saturday, = Except Sunday, ! Except Mon.
lAy.
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Gr2tu,
Lave STOCK.
Flour and N~Iillstuffs.

WINTER WHEAT-Best quality, patent, Tat
3 0003 %
SECOND QUALITY-2 4503 90.
SPRING WHEAT-Best quality. patent. 3 GOA
10.
SECOND QUALTY-2 5G2 8,
BRAN-6'c Per cvt.
CHOPPED FEED-Per 100 lbs, 9Oc.
Corn MEAL 000l 10 per cwt.
SCREENINO-G5g75c per cwt.
-
Wool.
Light fine 14@lT
Heavy fine l0Gl3.
Medium 14@l7.
Coarse 70l0.
BURY 2 TO &c of
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YObACCOs

PLUG ToBAooo-Climax 45c; Bullion 45c;
Horseshoe, 445tar, 400; Juddy, Acc; Her
Our Rove, 48c; Piper Hoidrick, Glo.
FINE OUT-Common. 2Uls5Uol good, 45@
60c; Rose Leaf, zoe; Premium, G5oj Diamond
Grown, 55c; Sweet Sixteen, SOC,
SMoKING-O. s., 22c; Meerschaum, Soc; Dur
ham, s or, 55c; Durham, 4 o., $40; Durham
2 or, 55C; Seal of North Carolina, 8 or, BOO
Seal of North Carolina, a or 57cj Seal of
North Carolina, 2 o., Coo; o. X Durham, 4
o., $50; 0. X. Durham, 2 Or, S0oi Uncle
Ned, ia 25oj Tom and Jerry go.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11

l.. NJ, O. I'D. O., 1sc; yellow octrs. 9s,
golden ochre, Ice, patent dryer, IS; g~rsiaius
colors. light oak, dark oak, walnut, che, tnut
and nSh 15c.
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REpuBLlcAN yALLEY DIVISION.

Daily.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY DIVISION.
tHAVH AGRIyu,
Lincoln ENp. :, ,l2;b5p IN Lincoln Exp. 1875 p n
DUMMY 1kAlNs-BEtnUE DIVISION.
Leave Omaha: 0.So, SEQ, 900, 1000, li1b . M, too
900, 500, 400, 800, 900, to;SS y. IN. On sundSya
o:Ao,e:oJ, li:lb q. m 100, 800, 500, 600, 1925 y IN
Arrive 81 transfer depot lS minutes later; Broadway
depot, Council Bluffs, 20 minutes later.
Loavo Council BluGs, Broadway depot, 1870, $50,
$50, 1890, 1l;40 n IN; 1880, $50, $50. A.s0, $50, o.S5,
Sl;0b pm On S~undAye: 7!2o, $50, ll:&o .. m; 1880,
ESQ, $3.50, o:S5, 1905 pm. Arrive at Tran fer ! min.
utcB lator.
Leave Council BUNS Transfer depot. 7:sb, 1857,
9:S7, 1857, il:47 = m; 1887, 1857, 1897, $40, 5:S7, S:A6,
ll!lb p M Arrive Omaha is minutes later.
TRANSFER TRAINS,
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OMAHA MARE ECS
wholesale E'rices.

OFFICE OF THE OMAHA BEE,
Wednesday Evening, September 10,
The following prices are charged retailers
by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer.
chants with the exception of grain, which is
quoted at the prices furnished by tse elevators
and other. local buyers;
IRAN.
wheas-Cash No. Q, 599G59lc.
~Barley-Oash No. 2, 4S@50c.
Rye-Cash, No. s, 40c.
Corn-No. 2, 4084lbo.
Oats-No, 2. 2i@254c.
Lave STOCK,
STERRs-3 tOG4 ~.
Vat Cow - 2 1898 ECi
HoGs-5 25G5 70
SHBRP-9 00GS 5Ol
OALvEs-5 O0@7 90.
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CHICAGO I'VE STOCK.

CHICAGO, September 1O.-The Drovers'
journal reports:
active at l0c lower; rough packing, 5 2O@
8 %; packing and shipping, b 7O@6 30; light
D 2OG6 10; skips and grassers, 3 0O@5 80.
Cattle Receipts G,2OO; steady; best grades
scarce and firm; exports, 6 GO@G 80; common
to choice. ! 1905 80; stockefs, 3 O0@4 %:
feeders, 4 25G4 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,1OO head; slow but
steady; inferior to good, 2OO@4 20.
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

hANSAS UTI1s
KANSAS CITY, September 1O.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts 1,SO0 head; tirmer; 10c higher; ex-
ports 6 00G6 30;scommon to choice shipping,
8 U005 So: cows, 3 0063 so.
Hogs Receipts 1880 head; weaker; 1Oc
lower: 3 S5M5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; Quiet; fair to
good muttons 2 .75@3 40 per head,
ST. LOUIS
st LOUIS, September 10. -Cattle-Receipts
] 400; stronger; good demand: exports, quick
sale, 6 4OGG 70; common to choice shipping,
4 ,006 80.
Sheep-Receipts 100; common to choice,
2 00G3 70; lambs, 80 al %.
Hogs Receipts, $500, lower, ~active;
Workers, b 5Ota5 80; packing, 525@5 7j:
butchers, > 75GG 20.
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From Union Pacific Depot: Tcnthsst

U;P. l.. t., NAtN LINE.
tNAVh' 'ARRys.
Man and ENp-.lii0 an Atlantic Exp. ...7:So m
Pacific ESp...."S.2o pm Man and Zap. . 400 m
Omaha daily bee., 1884-09-11

r TOLEDO, Sept. 1O-Wheat-Steady; No. 2
red, cash and September, 7S4 asked,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-04-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. 4. L. Bonner Ii in st. Paul this week
y. II. Crounse, Esq, of Helena, made a
brief call last Saturday en- route to Dillon.
Mr.. Nelson Bennett was in town Saturday,
en- route from st. Paul to the Cascade divis-
ion.
Jesse Petty, Buttzville, Warren county, n.
j., wants information of John H. Petty, who
was In Deer Ledge county in March, 1866.
Mr.. Plat Burr was in town yesterday on
business connected with the. Enterprise,
which is soon to appear at Thompsons Falls.
Mr.. William Hammond, of Philipsburg,
dropped In Tuesday, having made the trip
by team to Drummond, and thence by rail in
the exec PIT onally short time of nine hours.
Mr.. Hiestand, recently telegraph operator
here, has been transferred to Oxford, Idaho,
and Jimmy" Stuart, a deservedly esteemed
young Deer Ledger, now handles the key at
the depot office.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces that Mr..
A. Fl. Hamilton, formerly connected with
that paper, has gone to Portland, Oregon, to
make bis permanent home. His family will
remain In Salt Lake two or three months.
Bishop Brewer arrived here this week on
his return from a several months visit In the
states-Mrs Brewer journeyiug on to Hell
ena. The Bishop will hold Easter services
ut st. James church next Sunday morning
and evening.
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City Elections.

In the Helena city election, Montana, the
following were elected: For Mayor, w. r..
Hundley, DEM, 205 maj; For Treasurer, ia
cob Loeb, DEM, 80 maj; For Police Nagis-
trate, L. N. Smith, DEM, $50 maj; Aldermen,
LIST ward, NJ. Lissner, DEM, III maj; ID
ward, w. s. Payntsr, Rep, 50 mai; Sd ward
Martin Wilmer, Rep, II maj; 4th ward,
VIM. Muth, DEM, GO maj; 9th ward, James
Sullivan, Dem, A maj. The total vote
polled was 1888.
At the Fort Benton election the following
were elected: Mayor, +. @. Roosevelt; City
Clerk and Attorney, 81. r. Buck; Police
Magistrate, q. L. Spencer Marshal, George
Houk; Assessor and Treasurer, s. L. Kelly.
The only contest was for Assessor and Treas
urer, Kelly getting majority Of q over r..
A. Luke.
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From the Boulder Mines.
Correspondence Ne,o North West.


Thinking that few words from our little
camp in the mountains may be of interest to
the readers of the NEW NORTHWEST, take
the liberty of dropping you a few lines.
There is not much of special interest now,
but we look for lively boom soon. There
are now about IS or 20 men in the camp and
three families. Everybody is busy and
happy. Our old friend Con Murphy has
lately opened q store, and, from his prices,
he does not mean to be undersold by any
other dealer In the grocery line. Mr.. Muir
ply has number OF men employed here cut
ting cord-wood and hauling timber for saw
mill, which will be erected as soon as he gets
the machinery In. Fl. G. Guiboan has opened
. saloon and restaurant John Rains, Of
Philipsburg, has fine saloon building here,
which he will open soon, judging from APP
pearances. He was here q few days ago with
our excellent painter, Mr.. Thomas Williams,
and from al the signs they are coming out in
style. A. Mcdonnell IL putting up butcher
shop. James Butler, an old-time Montanian,
Is preparing to open up a first-class hotel,
and hungry travellers will find IL to their in
terest to call at the Princeton House for q
square meal. / hear that Mr.. j. X. Pardee
Is expected in soon, and force Of men to
begin work on the Princeton mine. Jumping
lots is the order of the day here. There have
been good many jumped, and more will be
IL not attended to. Will keep the New
NORTH WEST advised Of matters of interest.
OCCASIONAL.
MRDHrRsT, NJ. T., April 9th.
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Tho Ceur d'Alenes.


Mr.. Fl. A. Smurr, Of Deer Lodge, returned
from the Ceur d'Alenes yesterday. His
views of the camp are not fattering, and
with other disinterested information we
have received recently, we are apprehensivs
the great Cgur d'Alene mines are not going
to amount to much. Of course IL cannot yet
be determined, but miners are getting down
in many places and the general results are
not favorable. Nearly everybody Is reported
as DESTROYS Of selling their claims. None
will lease them. The business men and those
who have invested heavily in town lots and
buildings are not feeling sanguine. Mr..
Smurr met about 100 men leaving the mines,
rs against 20 going in. Wages are generally
"a per day; few mechanics and miners re-
ceive So. There In no general feeling Of con-
fidence or citation. All these things point to
the fact that the developments SO far have
not been satisfactory. "The snow going of ="
has ruined the reputation Of man, winter
struck placer camp, and II is not unlikely
Ceur d'Alene will be added to the list. Mr..
8. SAYS there Is an almost continuous town
for the eight miles between Eagle and MUIR
rayville. In the latter place are quite .
number OF good twostory buildings, and 1t
appears to be the principal point OF the
mines. Last Tuesday Clagett and party
started ont some nine miles for new find
that was reported. Mr.. @. still has faith In
the camp, but 1t will be late in the evening
OF the last day that every one else gives up
when he will get discouraged about anything
he has fixed his faith on.