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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
CHICAGO GFAIN MARKET.

- $3.50
CHICAGO, oct. 30. Especial to the BEE.1-
WuEAT-"Thc big lnllS are getting ready
to mid wheat, shake cMt the tailers, and load
up again ut MUCH lower prices This piece
of information was rbntrihuted by a broker
who generally keeps himself posted on what
larger fish in the market are doing or about
TO do, December wheat" he continued, lis
pointing straight for Be- This belief, how
ever, came far from Icing shared by every
body on the floor but as it correctly repre-
SCENTS tho bull method of trading in wheat, it
would not be surprising il there was some
thing in it. As on pniFious days, when out
side conditions have pen about the same as
to-nHS, puts" We're a larger factor in hold
Ing the market from breaking worse than il
did. At best the sit Ertien was weak and
heavy, No bull ~cOlsolaGioa was deriy-
ed from cables this being a
The early crowd who, on any
thing to strengthen til Nh, would have helped
wheat up. AS It Was, siiey stayed out OF the
deaf and permitted Killing orders and the
weight OF wheat to c.rry IL dewn. A long
line OF big brokers welb ranged on the selling
side. Trading opened with u raft OF SeHing
orders around SIC. Tho official opening was
S13fG. From this poiHG IL fell rapidly toS6S4c
tor December, manly for want OF support.
There was little news tn the floor one way or
the other. by IA O'Clock values had recovered
PC, December selling at S7A6e- For the next
hour the market weahr ned materially. News
came from New IOrE that WeeriShoifer had
unloaded 1000 900 bushels there, while
Tree orders 10 SCH here began coming
in from various Waii street interests,
carrying the price down to S615C. California
adyicea were anything tint bullish. The re-
duction in Taeinc coast freight rates has en-
8bied California and Oregon To iteeb Euro
pear prices OF SIS I'd, ssnd they are said TO be
Tree sellers. In the afternoon more atten-
ton was given to t,lk df fight receipts. Some
northern roads re1Dorttf aSfalling Off OF 30 per
cent. A story was also RAfted down from
the northern regions mat IA syndicate with
81, O3a,0OO had teen tfrmed to carry wheat
over the winter. iAre feet was very hrming
in that it induced a 7 tie buying in different
qubrtCTS, sending he Eniher up To S74G.
Minor grains att aGtrtss light attention. All
the hog product wa 4 kttie easier under free
receipts nt live hogs. "a tho afternoon board
wheat was re higher. t,a
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
FINASp1At4.

New York, Oct. ta-MoNEY-On call
easy at 2C03 per cent.
PRIME MERCANrHT PAPER 4@5 per
cent i
FoREIGN kXCHANeE BILLs-Dui and
unchanged.
AoHERNMTyTs --Dut-ahd strong.
SFi,CRS-->LerkS ilIJ r0red somewhat To-
day, both in the amOnr1of business lone and
prices realized. Ibcn,'B very active stock,
however, was WESTERN Union. Compared
with last c~VeningthC ItarkGt shows an ad-
vance, rangin4 from l4 lO over l per cent
The greatest gains anIo ~ the active stocks
we're in missouri ! tciic n Western
Union Unusual mi crest il taken in
Northern lacinc and Oregon TranscOnti-
mental, ewing 10 the act That the options
given 10 Oregon Tran Honiinctal on other
stocks MA expire to-iucfrON. the preSid tnt
Oi the Farmers Loan an u Trust company SAYS
that bolfi tlie common a nd preferred stock of
NOrthGrpeI'acinc nave been called In large
amounts OftICSC options, 1t Is the general
belief that all the stopk eabraced IN tle OF
tinnS will bI called brl bIe tomorrow might.
In negotiating It's loal y, the Oregon Trans
continental lcaVp Optinhs on 10000 shares Of
Northern IaciHC prGfCil td ut 5DC. and on CO.
900 shares at 2lp, also VI. a large block of Ore
gOn Railway and NHy@ ttion, bat IL IL HlaeJ-
stood dat very iittlc OF this stock has been
called for. 1t WAS ru-l! red here that AN in.
junction had been obi lined iestIainin : The
delivery of Northern T. hcinc stocks On Ore
EOn TTanScOntihenta IhoteS, but the story
was denied both 10y, Pre- tdeht RalSton of tire
Farmers Loan and lllsl company and PpSi-
drnL Smith Of the O@tE' Al TfanScontincntat.
Tir stock has been don eyed Tor a week ifast
Northern paCiiC tpIcIc Nd shows a gam OF
IL Der cent. and COInG4g "a N per cent, WHllG
Oregon T~rauscontinettI rs up II per cent.
Union PtCiuC was weak siiOst oil the DAY, anu
closed with "a gam Ol U.N3y "a per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
w, dickens, BIB Rcdman and w II.
Iatey,
TIT THERMOMETER.

80 -
Once again this Offering instrument
which sizes up so faithfully the matrimO.
NAL probabilities OF the future, is ready
for its weekly task.
The hands are slowly moving over the
face OF the instrument. They stop. The
observer, CHANGING mt the dial, notices
that two names are suggcStively linked,
One is that of a rather handsome young
physician who has his Office on Seven.
teenth street, not far from Dodge, while
the other is thatof q yonng lady of Louis.
vile, Ky. who is Said to be one OF the
bellies of that charming southern city
The pale flush on the dial of the mtru-
mcnt would indicate that the happy day
is not far of when the tive hearts will
~beat'-etC,, etc.
Again the t~cll-talo index hands are
changing their position. This time they
halt in front of the names of Il Young
auburn" haired clerk of the freight de-
partmcnt of the Union Pacific h%eadquar-
ters and n young lady on North Foul.
teenth street, not tar from Chicago. The
young man, who is quite a society swell
IN his way, is said TO be about to bring
the affair to a speedy conclusion, which
will nccessitate the procuring OF a we'd
ding ring, marriage license, etc, etc,
His friends are ~anNiously awaiting re-
suits, and the hymenometer will be on
hand TO give them prompt pointers be-
forehand.
The hands are moving. Slowly they
swing about responsive to the subtle
magnetic influence which controls them.
Soon they stop, and, CHANGING mt the dial,
the observer notices thai two names are
linked in sweet conjunction, One is that
OF a clerk in n shoe store on Fifteenth
street the other that of young lady
from st, Joseph, Mo, now visiting friends
in this city, The acquaintance OF the
mored that the effect is already fatal to
the single blcsscdneSs of both. The sec.
ton of the dial on which the date should
be illumincdi $ blurred and can not be
plainly read. When il blooms forth,
however, the hymcnometcr will announce
the happy event.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
g BROKERS' VIEWS.

0.-lSpecihf to The BEE.l-
tock yards there was a gain
shipping demand for the
useful natives among the
W, aud prices on such were
longer because they were
and inferior native stock
AZ lew rs last week, and
hipplng demand cannot be
tmerly. One of the most
market has not shipped n
The same nrm buying all
W York cheaper even than
Ter firm bought their cattle
two weeks. This supply
ada, Ohio and New York
pre- going into the country
pncing an advance ct 2Ot6
3 brought or shipped on
be sold here next week II
~ wall lose money. The
W down and English trade
Rn ut present This mar
rOSded full of inferior
lock next week that must
y Price that can be had,
alf0iit as low ~ for any
There Is a more active
~ and feeders, but prices
tedAngly low. Stock calf
own 10 small proportions
4, Of inferior stock have
aud So. SfJ5 per head, but
nk sold mp as high rs
at Sl4.25 per head.
$50 to 1900 lbs, $500
y lbs, S4,0)9S.l5 $50 to
10. Texas cattle frmer;
!; 79 TO 300 lbs, S2.6O(6
", 81. A0@2.6O. Western
land balfDreeds. 80. 75@
! b.. 10; wintered Tex
Sales - l0b Wyoming
| 3,l73 Idaho, | 10 lbs,
l,2Se lbs, SAB; ~ Mon
f2 Montana, LBS lbs,
L.sb5 lbs, S4.4O.
hing there was a slight
J i'd n few of the ''carly
S Iht advance over the
II Might, but before one
the market were sold.
h TO about the current
Packing and shipping,
Z R.G5. Light weights, 80
"a; $50 to 2l0 lbs, $3.3U@
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

PRob,CE.

Chicago, Oct 80 tf,oer- QgIe. ann
IwaTlr rnn T,h'G I 4.GG55iTei Isl; rMiciisan' ) llS5
aM'sG,S;' S soft s,ai9g 81 goa %; Mleussota Ia
tcrS,. S5' 50it4. %; patenhS4 1Ytb5. "a
Wibeat~0nly ~@1@s'ay aetlso a,si easisr;
S ol@re. rs Mfe,f' IL. 'dG,SsqIiS aeaii, a@sK e On ,f AZ
lied &c and closed y liDIef ydsisriag;
SIC calsh, OctObeE all November; s7sE9
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
The East Saginaw Disaster.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct, EFT mp
pears to-day That many of those reported
drowned in the accident last night have been
found, and besides the boy drowned last
might two others are missing and are sup
posed to he drowned, These are j, Sharpe
and George Burns, who were known 10 have
been on the bridge AT the time Of the disaster.
The men are busy dragging the river, An
inquest begun fliiS mOining.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining uncallod for
at the postofice for the week cndiug DC.
tober 80 1885!
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Out-Mountnininc Niahomet.

Philadclmhia Record. 4 mountain
range in NV Mexico has been moved
two and "A half miles by Il deputy sur.
ycyor, Just as u matter of accommodu-
ton, in extending the limits OF n land
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
wiIl Annlv unrnhnuts.

Philadelphia Herald: For petty evils
%springing from ignorance in the minor
judiciary, and. from rarelossncss or
prejudice, there i~sprobably no cure but
imprOYed appnintmnnis
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

New York, Oct. &.-Busincss failures
during the last seven days, 20l, compared
with ia last week, and lilo the week previous
to last.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
PILES PILE S!t PILES
A uirn nlln fnr- Rlipd Rlnuainn IinLinL.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching
and liberated Pills has been discovered by
Williams Indian Pile Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of . or
50 years standing. No one need suffer tiye
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth.
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tun0rs, allays the
intense itching, particularly at night after
getting warm in bCd9, acts as a p%oultice, gives
itching of private p0rtS, and for nothing else.
SKIN DISEASES CURED.
DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment cures as by
magic, Pimples,. Black Heads or GrubS,
BlotcheS and ErtrptiUns on the face, leaving
the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Salt Rheum. Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and
Old Obstinate Ulcers,
Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt Of
Retaiicd by Kuhn & Co, and Schroeter Il
Becht. Al wholesale by {. L. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Give your children b. II. DOUGLASS
& SONS CAPSlGUM COUGH DROPS
for their Coughs, Colds and Sore Threats;
they VIII cure speedily, arc harmless and
pleasing to the taste,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
AMONG Thu | MARTS OF TRADE.
Depressed Price and SLOW Sales Continue
ii Live Stock,
A PROPHET g BROKERS' VIEWS.
He Prcsages n Downward Turn In
Wheat - rains Weak and -
HeaVy-R epert from Home g
and I oreign Points.
AMONG Thu
Depressed Price
A PROPHET
cnIcAo o Llvr Ar6cIs.

CHICAGO, Oct
CATTLE-At the
of fair order and
small number OF
fresh arrivals tod
again a shade ST.
scarce. Low grad
is selling equally
duh atthat. The F.,
%dGpeuded on as f. .
active nrms on the /
load in nine days.
they wanted in Ne
in Chicago. Anotl
in Buffalo the past
liaS come from Can
state. relegrnins
from Chicago ammo
&c, and II cattle az
this information to
is almost certain Tn
lilarkets east are aW,
was never worse TIL.
ket is likely TO be ,
Texans and range :
be disposed of ut an
and prices now are
time this season.
movement in stock,
continue to rule exc
trade has dwindled I
and some few loads
sold as low as $3.50
prime ,~hrst-ClaSS st.
Sl2.50 and fancy
Shipping steers,
al. 20; 1000 to LIS
LOO lbs, SIS. T0C0I.
$50 lbs, 3.90tda. 10,
20; 600 to 900 ].
rangers firm; native
40; cows, S2.6l
ans, S2.9Jyn4. IL.
feeders, l04l lbs, an
S3.25; 17S Montana,
tana, 1,279 lbs, S4.O0
$40; 2i5 Montana,
HoGS-At the OPP
squirt of activity, u
birds" obtained u
closing prices Of las
quarter OF the hogs
Prices dropped bac
range OF yesterday.
80 to $50 his, rs. SOC
to lTb lbs, $3. G0W3.I
800.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

She has the complexion of a peach,
Pozzoni's Modicated Complexion Powder
did it. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

The distressing disease, Salt Rheum, is
readily cured by Hoods SarSaparilla, the
great blood purifier. Sold by all drug
giStS.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

MALARIA prevented and thoroughly Grad
icated Dy DuFFY's PuRE MALI WHIsNeN,
Sl.3s per bottle, slUd by All Druggists aud
ISroCcrS.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Whom Baby was sick, we gave her Gastorta.
When she was Il Child, sho cried for Castorik.
When she became Misa, she chung to Castoria,
WHOM she had Children, sho gave thom CastoriA'
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
l#.ltACrlCE

A day or Two ago, n The district court,
during the triad OF the casc' entitled
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
OMAHA i STOCK.
DEsciiIpTlDS.

PREVAILING PRICES.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

e. Van Tramp, OF Omaha; Walt. NJ.
Scely, Bennett; r. c. Draper, Nebraska
G. %Kickbaum, C~eresoo; +. l.. Nownl,
Seward; G. II. Powers, Beatrice; Nj.
Mants, Hastings; ID. j. Hamilton, Oma-
ha; j. J. Kern. Omaha; Wm. Gill, Sc.
ward; f. +. Post, Waco. j., A. Cooper,
Milford; b. A. Gilsun, Weeping Water;
H. 7. Haines, Weeping Water; +. s..
Templin, Nebraska City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

raiment. But certainly the performer
who is at his post In the beginning
and holds 1t TO the end Ii more worthy
of support and encouragement than
one whe in the last scene Of the last
act flops into the arena with a flourish
OF trumpets and in the glare OF the cal
cium light to capture that by surprise
which he never could obtain by direct
and labored effort. This Is an intima-
ton TO other candidates that time will
be called on them promptly. The cleo
ton in 1885 Is to be determined by the
campaign OF this summer and fall, and
IL others fail to enter the lists
according to programme they
forfeit to Gen. Ross all the stakes and
lose the benefit OF all the wire.pulliug
and sly work of years. Those who
mediate capture Of the convention
at the last moment are, with Ross in
the way, building air castles. This
gentleman will be governor, unless an
open and avowed opponent from the
inception of the campaign is able to
defeat him. The names have been
mentioned Of many good men who
would make smart races, but they hes
itate to enter the contest The candi.
date that hesitates loses his deal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18

rity OF its customs and traditions by
no less a parsonage than his excel
lency, John Ireland, governor Of Texas.
The particular brsach with which he
is charged was the willful mainte-
, nance of his carriage horses beyond the
borders Of an imaginary crossing few
minutes longer than suited the pleas
ure Of the policeman who ordered him
10 move on. People who have got on
and Off at the Austin depot may
feel no little surprise at the intimation
that 1t Is reached by street crossings at
any point. Literally, indeed, the
charge will bear grave question. The
ordinary course OF the pedestrian Ia
usually determined by the number of
mudholes that intersect every path
way. just across from the Union de-
pot, however, lie situated one Of Aus
TINS leading institutions, where beer
Is retailed at five cents glass, and one
wink sufiices to secure a healthy
cocktail. Here the weary passen-
gers often flee to escape the
ennui Of the grim old adobe building
used for Depot, when trains are de-
layed. 1t is natural enough that they
should seek an airline to this retreat,
except in wet weather, when they take
to the railroad track. The other even.
ing, when the offense OF which we
speak was committed, the airline
route was in vogue, and Gov. Irelsnd's
ponies rudely intersected it. True,
when commanded to "git,n he at
tempted to back out, but the unfortu.
nate position OF q iady's carriage pre-
vented it. Shortly afterwards he
drove around to point which did not
impede the 'local.option" traffic, but
then there was a delay-snd delays are
dangerous. Some individual might
not have observed the sign and 80 have
been forced to so, up town to get a
drink. When sp Austii officer talks
he means busfiess. 1t fs-not often that
he intrudes himself upon the public
gaze, but when he does the world must
move. The upshot of the matter was
that the governor was arraigned in the
recorders court and fined $40 and
costs. The airline 10 popu-
lar resort Is illegally established
as a crossing, and justice yindicated
against governor who dared, unwit-
tingly, to trample on it. Something
near dozen assasslns and would-be
assassina go scot free but governor
is nabbed. Great Is Austin, and
greater her city government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
TEXAS TOPICS.
The new opera-house at Abilene 10
nearing completion.

The new opera-house at Abilene IL
nearing completion.
The Galveston Wharf company
owns more property than any other
individual or corporation In Calves
ton. Its property is assessed at 81 $780,
900.
The Kerrville Eye says: "Kerr
county Is the best county in Western
Texas, and Kerrville Ia the most en-
terprising and prettiest little town you
ever saw"
The San Antonio Times thinks that
''as the Alamo is to pass under the
care Of the city on July |, it would
be a capital idea to put off taking for
NAL possession of 1t until the morning
of the Fourth. This would give addi-
tlonal interest to the exercises OF the
day.
Mrs. Hurley, living in Wilson
county, OH hearing the news that her
father and two brothers were under
indictment for murder, attempted
suicide by jumping in q well 100 feet
deep. She remained in the well five
hours, but was taken out and will re-
cover.
The Baird Clarendon says: "There
has been nearly one hundred self
binding reapers unloaded at the depot
here for this and Coleman county The
present season, and from the best in.
formation we can gain, they will all
be required to harvest the immense
crops of grain raised in the two couu-
ties.u
The Marlin Ball says the rainfall in
Northwestern Texas has Increased
since portions of that part of the coun-
try have been under cultivation. 1t
predicts that the Brazos valley farms
will have to be abandoned or pro-
tected by levees as on the lower Mis-
sissippi, 1t predicts II this is not done
the farms on the lower Brazos will all
be deserted in less than ten years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
Hungry Texas Democrats.

DALLAS, TEX, June l0-"R. M.
Henderson of Sulphur Springs, who
succeeds 'What.are. we.here.for' Elan
agan, Ia not known outside of his
town save as a member of the Fort
Worth Investment company, de-
funct corporation that died with many
debts unsettled. The appointment is
distasteful. Discomfort IL rife now.
and grumblings, and mouthings, and
some little deDunclation can be heard
on every hand. Texas senators and
congressman are being roundly anathe-
mati2ed by the faithful who want OF.
flee because they don't get 1t, aud an
other month of non-removals will
cause open revolt. Sectional feeling Is
being aroused. Too much Northern
ism in the cabinet, say some of the
hre'eating Southerners.n
Our attention has been called to the
above special telegram, sent from Dali
las TO the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Mr.. Henderson is very well known
oulside OF his town, and very favorably
known. He has been member OF the
state executive committee, we believe
for four years, and Is gentleman OF
irieproaohable character. His connec
ton with the Texas Investment COM
pany, like that of very many of our
own citizens, was u costly expert
ence, Mr.. Henderson losing many
thousands OF dollars by the fallur,
of the company. FOO many pa
pers, even in Texas, are In the
habit OF swearing at this company. IT
members did not protit by their con
necion with It, but Lost heavily, aud
the stockholders in the Investment
company are deserving OF sympath,
instead of reproach.
| lfMr. Cleveland is as happy la al
his appointments as he was in thi
case he will lose nothing In popula
approval. The talk OF "revolt' il
Texas IL all the veriest Radical non
sense. The Democratic party In thii
state can well spare any and al
who "revoltn because OF non.rtmovals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
Fort worth's Pluck.
Big Spring Psntagraph.

Fort Worth has more pluck and
downright public spirit and enterprise
within its limits than the whole state
OF Texas combined. II such a liberal
spirit could be some way engrafted
into our legislature or state at large as
characterizes that city, Western Texas
would be as fully developed in ten
years as it will be In fifty years under
the present system. 1t is a policy di-
rected by sound judgment, that will
pay 100 per cent. on the in
vestmeHt Open up the West to settle.
ment and offer inducements to actual
settlers instead of trying to squeeze the
last cent out of every immigrant that
comes to her borders, and in few
years we would have. the grsndest
state in the Union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The Pilot Point Index Is new paper
edited and published by Mr.. A. ;.
Whitehead.
DR.. A. Wadgymer will soon establii h
newspaper at Carrie Springs in
Dimmitt county.
Mr.. 8. NJ. Simmons has retired from
the Eagle Pass Journal. Mr.. James q.
Wilsdon is now sole editor and pro-
prietor.
There Will be no duel between the
Houston journalists. What a pity
When newspaper men 80 far forget
their mission as to want to fight q
duel, they ought to fight duel and
both get killed.
The Texarkana States has been re.
ceived. IL is seven-column folio,
and comes to us with press and special
kilograms. The States might furnish
text to those who think two or three
papers can "hold" all Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-18
Pluck ana Money.
M. Pleasant News.

For some time past the Fort Worth
GAZETTE has kept up q continuous
cry of ION to Waxahschie, and the
citizens of that thriving city needed
THE GAzErTE's cry, and have raised
money enough to build railroad to
Waxahachie. THE GAZETTE, 1t seems.
is not satisfied with this evidence of
pluck and energy, and is now shout
ing with stentoriRn voice ION to
Brentwood" If pluck and money
will wiz the Fort is there now, Marx
We, Dallas,