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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25
Young John va,


DRUGGIST m Bsl'f1iore Bur destiny mean, him
% * car ge pes'ie and mortar Tor he mask Of
Couut he -t.oA natural ID theatricais.
ami hung around tas stage door of tbs old
Baltimore Museum lil he got inside Il H.
de served ss drug c'.rS by day ard played
a. n ei. Cor Some tune. Bat the stage al
traction grow eoustautiy straiSer. and the
p.l and powder connection weaker. Owens
&, ieng.h broke away from drug altogether
AL Devoted himself 20 thcatlral-.
Bel h. art leading character was about
tbs worse drag he had ever compounded
Like naaT another funny man b. Iued 20
D. sreaf % tragedy. AMI attempted Richard
III fhe audience drowned linn down ~
scars salr.itet re took h.s defeat Ike q
nla. AMI thereafter devoted himself 10
mating peop's laugh. After az thas is bet
tsr t,sfn to r.l.s them cry. far better
He wls very wealthy a. one time, bat had
loe3 ranch money. He JI bad his beautiful
country honc ona the Charleston Academy
Of Music u.s w1s Is still living. he was
an arlsnt southern sympatnizor during the
Nar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25
PROGRESS OF SCIENCE
Al Orchid That Looks Like
4 White Dove.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS.
Tao Tfpss O. Prshisiorscs. Those
mo Balf Mounds. ara
These Wao Built Pits
The t1oiY Ghost
Flower.

Gtefe = strange, nesutifui oreei1 % wlieh
tbe Slsalaris Nno conquered South and part
q Nerth Amerlcs gave TIE nAlne y tie Holy
Ohost dewer The nsnle seemed - sppro-
pirate that IS has chung - u ever STAGE. II
b fs1ol rather ab8nisntiY in the bot colln-
tires alreasy named. bat ia Ire north II Is a
Sis blooner ALI Hos 0aeat flower coming
ii.0 tf.esofa IS something o. al eyeDt There
srs vely fss orehi1 houses IN America The
plants are both tender and troubiosoue. A
Few wsaithy persons have isolated plants IA
tasir ho, houses, bs.t even these ars not com
mon. Tie finest collection q orchids Ia
America Is probably 10 TIE Botanic Gardens
a. Wssh.aetf.n. Whom YOU go % the capt. /.
d. nos f4ii 70 sislE thr gaflcns
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25

Orchids are fertli4ei by bees, moths, but
tornios aud various insects very strange
property belongs u many 81 them Their
bloom take on "a weifl, inexnlicahle rtsefn-
blance e. the insect which carries toe poliei,
lron one flower 10 another. Ia ease If tho
sphinx moth this resemblance i startling
Ia the illustration before us the resemblance
% the heart IF the flower 10 a white dove =
very marked That Is whence the plsut gets
- name The fall blown flower presents the
appearance shown IA the picture Before the
bud IS fully openel a sort Of hood covers the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25

plants The flowers Of some are 50 irregular
AMI groteSque that they are absolutely he
yond description. Some orchids arc epiphyies,
living only on air. apparently. Bind one q
them fast TO n post piece of pottery or any
thing Of that kind. simply u hold IT, and it
Will grow and thrive As though its roots were
planted in tie eternal earth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25
JOAN :. OVENS
Gsas - solsn Shingios With us s.r'f
81 Apple sa~s.''

John r. Owens. Hon Tie NAME coullres
from tns past phsltoas Of fun lie has
mai. more people laugh. tear bGbbiiag side
.rf.trirg laughter. than any other man ~ our
timer. nr.eei. q many times
Hr Os.I., l4sd ~ h.s farm, Az burta ale,
near Tousoi. Maryland Re hat given 20
hls country place tha oame ~ 'se town
x1ere ha was born in England. IN 1919
from ths name hs Nas plainly ~ Welsh
ae-reot though born ia England His father
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25

dove As 10 Cover
expands this drops
aEd moves down
yard tin the dove
seems 10 be stand
ing upon 1t. The
flower is white. and
OF exquisite beauty.
in the second
picture i seen the
plant which bears
the Holy Ghost
flow Of.
Darwin studied
orchids for many
years, and made
: some remarkable
discoveries about
, tncn. And. III
deed, one might
spend a lifetime
studying tins won
derful family Of
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25


w-s Owen Griffith
en-. who can
With Dis family 20
this countrf w1rl
John r. was onls
. years or 70
thought hal the
father * making
bis s5u a STA <
PLAYER even though
was 20 - thc
funniest man o.
Am ria = sAs
Oil. Intention Or
make tn- 9utn
pr -c-,or q pills
suli lowllerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-25

81. a. A. BUILDING. trf.AefA, 60.
The bulaimg vii conpri>. tonr stories be-
sides basement. md Is being built or North
Carolina sandstone, terra Gotta and pressed
brick Situated ga q corner. win front
Of 80 fest GA one s.sis and 40 feet IN
the Other with an alley at tho rear. i
has perpetual right and air on three sides.
The basement viii contain n gymnasium.
which cxteuds into the first story. 40 feet
wide by ~ feet deep AMI 26 feet nigh. \
gallery Is pitres midway a. the sides which
viii be us..l as n running track in addition
o. the gymnasium the basement viii contain
a room with 500 lockers, bath rooms with
shower aud stationary baths, a bowl
ing alley % feet long. storage AM
engine room The entrance 70 the building
is broad and imuo>ing. II soiid and rias. Vs
masonry. The first story viii contain fiNe
stores In addition - gymnasium. The corner
stone was lad With impo>ina, ceremonies on
oct 20 The governor, chief Justice ~ the
STATE. yor OF the city and other prominent
citizens made addresses. The second story
wifi contain reception room which IS the
kew to the whole building. Offices for secre-
tarics. large reading room, parlor, library
and chapel. with a seating capacity of 81
On the tbird story VIII ~ located tho nam
floor Il tho auditorium, which, together with
gallery. Wit have seating capacity of 500
There viii Also be five rooms on this floor for
class rooms ON the fourth and last floor
there viii be three studios. q cunscrV atory
and kitchen. with dumb waiter running To
second story. Tire buiiiing. y ben completed,
will he one ~ the finest ID the country. fur
uished and equprel With all the most ap-
proved appliances. AN ornament 20 the city
and q LASTING mrumalt - the enterpriss,
morality and Christian lo4raltv - the
People The success Of the ei1r: was largely
due 20 the local press
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
PUTS AND CALLS.

ON Wheat Corn. ogts, Pork. Lard and Il. l.
sioekss for Long Eno sh0r1 Time send for Prlee
GnculAr- d 7. HAHI Co. l2t Washington
81, ChlcaFo, i'll. Reference. American IA
cnEnEE National BanE
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
NC,fes.

Hog market dull and lower
Feeders in good demand and a good many
sold
Hicks d T. Colridge had a load Of cattle on
the market
l.. Clouser, Of Illinois, was a visitor at the
yards Today.
Robert Hummer, Columbus, was here and
bought a Caf OF feeders.
g. Il. Hammond Co. received seventeen
loads OF cattle to-day.
J. Shambough, Ohnrlin, Kan had four
loads Of cattle al the yards.
The Standard Cattle Co. were in with six
Cars Of cattle shipped from Huttons
The Swan Land Cattle Co, Huttons,
had fifteen cars of cattle in to-day.
Samuel Dalton, llillsdale, Ia, came in
with car OF hogs belonging 10 j. B. Lewis.
c. Ferris, Of the nrm of Ferns d Pratt.
was here to-day and sold l54 head OF cattle.
Frank Wallaek, of Omaha. who is inter
ested in western cattle was Rt the yards to
DAY.
L. Z. Gamml and George Smith Tekn-
nah, We're both he re and bought $50 head Of
feeders.
Durbin Land & Cattle Co. Rock Creek,
had nine loads of range cattle on the
market.
ON the market with hogs: CLARK, Heaton
tS Co, Weston: j. I. Lower. StrOmsburg: C..
SChpider, Scrbner; KeiDe d MRlOney. Al
bion; Fuller & PdyiOn, Fullerton: u. AndeI-
son, Platte Center; a. ID. Sears, ClaIks; +.
TrulesOn, LOup City: ID. a. Hall, Madison
i. Sanders, Scotia; +. j. Hale, Battle Greek
d. j. Bridges, Cortland: l.. Anderson u Co,
Seward; +. NJ. Hilderbrandt, Cairo; j, B.
Lewis HillsdaIe
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-The Drover's Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts. strong: car fancy steers,
$3.50: shipping steers. S3.5ga53O; stock
ers and feeders, So. 10(G3.6O: COWS bulls and
mixed, SLID GS.20: bulk, S2.4D g2.50: through
Texas cattle strong; COWS, $500 JG2. 50;
steers, 81 7j(d3.45; western rangers firm
natives and half breeds S8.0Oia4.O0:
COWS, g. .35CG2 So; wintered Texans. 81, ,0DG;i -.
Sales: M0ntana-1 exams. SS.55; Wyomings,
IS 519S.65; WyOming-TeXans, S3.25.
Bogs-Receipts, - 900; active, but &c
lower; rough and mixed. S4.01n465; pack
ing and shipping. S4.G0d4.g5; light S8.65.d
4G5; skips, g.. .50GS.60.
Sheep-Receipts. 4 900 ;strOng; natives, 90 10
(G4 90; western. Sa.20G340; Texans, s.. 40td
$40: lambs So. 75Cpa.00.
St Louis. Sept 2S- -Cattle-Receipts,
1000; shipments, l, 900: fairly active: native,
STEADY; range cattle shade lower; good 10
choice shipping, 81 40(d4.S5 common 10
fair, So. 75,da.3O; butchers steers So 50(04. 90
COWS and heiters, 81 25(G8.50; Texans and In
dians, - 2jlG2. 90.
Hogs-Recepts, $500: shipments. 1000;
slow and 10c lower: butchers and best
heavy, SA.70la+. 50 mixed packing, S43j a.. 60
light Sz.10lG2G0.
Kansas City. Sept %. -CRttle-Receipts,
2,eB0; slow on Erassers and Shippers: butch
ers and feeders, steady; feeders, IS. as. rs
COWS, u. 20(n2.50; grags Texans, S2.40a30O.
Hogs-Receipts, q, 900; market demoraliZed
choice S4.O0G4 10; mixed packers, S4.3j,a
A5Q
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
ALL MARKETS. SILL LOWER
Trading Starts In Dnll and The Decline
Continues.
SMALL GRAINS TOUCH BOTTOM
Receipts OF Corn Falling or But Big
STOCKS Prevent an Advance
Wheat Holders Lose Courage
Market Quotations.
ON CHICAGO CHANGE.

Cu1cAco. sept. 2a-[ Special Telegram TO
the BTE -lhe markets ali opened without
incident III about the prices OF last night.
Hutchinson did moi appear on the curb, and
traders who etheI follow or "cOpper" him
were consequently without any motive The
receipts here were q little lighter than was
expected, but in the north west were reported
still heavy. The pits all started dull No
vember wheat opened at 7Gst a76t.c, NOvem-
Der corn al 4Ol4 a4Ossc, October pork at SA.7O
The markets did nothing but decline all
DAY. TIE wires both west and east were
down part OF the morning. This Increased
the dullness and consequently increased the
heavlncss. From opening 20 closing there
was no great trading. Robert Warren Il CO.,
Schwartz, DuIee d Co, and Broker Magin
sold pretty literally, the latter, II is supposed,
for Hutchinson Al Duluth there WIS re
ceived 250O00 bushels, and at Minneapolis
lG01OO bushels Of wheat this morning. The
hC syleculatOrs OF ST Paul and Minneapolis
who lost so much money on the bull side
when wheat looked so iuw are now making
back their money on the beaf side. NUtwith-
sanding wheat is so much lower cables were
a trifle better, especially private cables.
There were, however, DO bids brought by
cables for Chicago wheat
The receipts Of corn have certainly dropped
of. They are not half now what they were
lasi month, but stocks are so large that it
really makes little difference about the IT.
ceipts Tor awhile. There is SO much corn
here and SO little inquiry on the part OF ship
pers that November Keeps al GOOD premium.
November wheat to-day went TO 15-.e- There
are again nearly the low figures fOr wheat,
and yet the courage OF holders was never 50
low and the recklessness ut sellers never so
great The only charters up 70 the close were
1uf l42 0BO bushels OF corn.
The close nj q clock WIS al bottom prlces
all around. November wheat, 75}sc; Nnvem-
beT corn, 39i, lD39@.c; October pork, S962]h.
The short afternoon board was very weak
and November wheat Oh unloading by the
crowd went of to 755pc. There was very de-
pressed feeling all around. Cudafy, who
was q large seller in the morning, is supposed
10 have bought some wheat. Atany rate pul-
Chases by Henry Warner and ny Cudahvs 3
broker sent the market back Quickly 10 755fc.
The close was 75bp (G751c for November
wheat, 8q54c Tor November corn, and S9.02 ~
for November pork.
CURB, 5 u. m.-Puts on November wheat
751. e; calls 7G5t (a76l-c- Puts on November
corn, 3gls c; calls, Sa&c-
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
FINANCIAL

New York. Sept 2s.-MoNEY-On call
sctive 5td1O per cent, closing Rt per cent
asked.
PIuME MERCANTILE PAPER-sCG5 per
cent
STERLING ExCuANGH-Quiet but steady
al 81 ~ for sixty day bills, and s4.s4}. for
demand.
GovERNALSTs-GOvern bonds were
dull and firm.
SToCEs-Ihe strength of the present stock
market was exhibited 10 o remarkable extent
to-day, for although the final declines are IN
the majority Tonight, special stocks show
handsome gains, and this in the face OF an
immense pressure 10 sell Foreign specula-
tors sold everything this morning especially
Reading andIl l.nckawannR, which two stOrEs
furnished nearly half the total The first hour,
and they continued 10 be the feature through
out the day. For the first time since
The present rise began the market opened
lower, the declines from last evenings ilnRl
figures ranging from + 10 u per cent Read
inC and Erie were intensely active in the
first hOur, and botn were strong, while the
general market saEEed OF small fractions.
But after THE hisi hOuI there was an almost
continuous Improvement until toward the
close, when prices moved of RAPIDLY and the
market closed heavy. The most active stocks
are lower tonight, but in 10 instance for
fhHn y. cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
Grocers IAst.

TlCKLEs-Medium. IN hnls s6SD; DO IN
half Ohls SS.15 small, In bhls, $50; do in
hall hhls %; gherkus In bbls- $500; 90
SYRUP No 70, 4-ERIlon Kegs, sl.22: New
Orleans. 3s,G46c pef gallon; Maple Syrup. v
barrel, strictly pure, 7Uc r'er gallon, gallon
cans Ss.25 per doz y gallon can S5.25 per, 3
uoz quar- cans, Sa.Ou.
SUeARs-rowdered, nc; cut loaf, 7ja7i. c;
ErnnulRted. G C: cOnfectlODers' A CSC;
standard extra c. 6n6 'pc; extra G, 81 tG55tc;
medium yellow. b. iG5ssc
CANNED GooDs-Oysters STANDARD. per
cas-, $3.50: strawberries, lb, per case. 81 10;
rBsnberriea, ID per case, S2.lO; California
pears. per case $3.50, Hpricots, per case,
S4.D: peaches. peI case. S5.SO; white cherries.
per case, Si.AO; plums peT case SAB: blue
berries, Der cnse, Sl.s5; egg plu1ns, ID, pef
case $50 pineapples, y III, per case, So. 20
(al5.5O, ID mRckerel. pel duz. Sl.2O; III sal
mon pef dOz, Sl5hd1dO; . ID Couseheries
pei case, Sl.75: 9 ID string beans, pef case
SLW: = ID lima heens pei case. 81. 60; 2 10
lnarrowtH. peas. Ter case. 81 40; 2 10 early
June peas, per case, SAB; ID tomatoes
per case. 80 l5CG2 .25: 10 corn, pei case, 81 no
a2.lO:2 ID corn baef per doz. 81. 7DtG2.OO
hoFE-1S inch 8S4 &C; Y inch, lo4- c; a inch,
lpslc
D1aEu FRC1Ts-Nu. ] quarter apples. 80 "a
&c; in evRpurHted boxes, ~ (mHS4 &C; hlackher
rles, boxes gNldES {; peaches eastern. 4S4(a
51.c; psaches, evapurHted. 10. (dlIc: salt
Lake, none in muyket raspherries, new, is
nlsc; currents, I4.tdI 'gc: prunes, new, 4@s
4isC.
STARcH-M11ror gloss ! ID, 5e1c: Mirror
gloss 3 Ii, 5igc; Mirror gloss, ID, G1Pc;
Graves corn, H. &c; kinrsford's corr.
H. &c; kingsfOrd's gloss. ] In, &c: Kings
ord gloss, ID, nc; hingstOrds pure. 5 ID
&c: hingsiord bulk. 4c.
CoFFEEs-.Ordinary ErRoes, 1ltall9Sc; fair,
1yta12c: prime 19(al21, G; choice, l25S(dlSc;
fancy green and yellow, 15}fGl+5.Yc: Old Eoy-
ernment Java 2O.r26c: interior Java l63gtd
2Dc; Mocha, 22lH24c; Arhuckle's roasted
1G-C: McLauEhln's xxx roasted, 1Glpc;
DilwOrth's S. 49, {; Red Gross lG--c.
SOAPS-hifks SGvOn Imperial. - ~;
Kinks satinet S80O: Kirk 5 standard 81. .O5:
Kirk white Russian 81 %; kirk's White
Can. $3.50: Dome, s.. 80; NashboRrd, SS.l0
White Cloud. S3.75
MATcHEs-Per caddie, 2sc; round, per
case, S1.0O; square cases, SL70; mule square
S1.20
CANDY-Mixed alffdl2c: stick. s1siC C0a]sc
CRACKERs-Garnesus soda, butter and
picnic 55pc; creams, slgc; ginger snaps, SIC;
lRIEp FRf-1TsZNcI quarter apples. So q
Ac: in eNaporated bJxes, g1s (Ga%- c: blackoer-
riea, boxes 81 Cda; peaches eastern, 4&fd
55tc peaches, eyRporHted. l5tgdl7c; Salt
Lake none IN mRrket: raSDoerTles, new. Is
(Gl9c; curants, T4GFfc; prunes, new, as
ma.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24

Showing the number Of cattle hogs and
sheep purchased by the leading buyers on
TODAY market
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24

New YORK. Sept % W heat Receipts.
3U9OJ1: exports. rs OBO. cash. b.ld1 he, and
options ltall4c lower, closing heavy at near
bottom rates; ungiaded RED, 7,gssc; No. 3,
49, ,dS-}aSc: Ma = A1ttGS5c IN elevator, IS =
tG-tic / o. b.: Ma. ] RED g0c: No. red. Octc-
bel. closing at Sj1tc.
C0rn--Spot NC and options ladss c
lower. closing heavy; receP is, $4,000; exports.
$1,000: No 2, 41&.c in elevator, 4s(n4N5 yc
afiuat: No. 2 red October closing al ~ &C.
Oats. lI5re icwef and moderately active
receints, i44.OOJ: exports none mixed west
ern. 62,G:s+c; white western 35(040c.
Petrolsun-Firm- United. 64ssc-
EgEs--lD firm demand and fair; western,
30, (T2lc.
Fork-Dul and nominal
Lard-U nsettled; September, 20 ponts
lower: western steam, spot, quoted at Sc 20.
Butter-StrOngei and in good demand !;
western l2,G3ac
Cheese-Firmer and quiet
Minneapolis. Sept. pa Wheaf-ln un-
steady demand for sample lots; No. ! hard
cash, &c October, axe November,
7y]Sc; December, &c: Nn. ] Northern
cash, Toe; October, 7O5s d1O1fc: November,
72c; December, &c; No. Northern,
cash, Csc: October. Gst &c; November. 70G.
Flom-Dgll; patents, s. 25a4.4O; hnk-
Raceipts-Wheat 1G1, 900 hu.
Shipments-Whe heat, 900 bu. hour, q 600
bhls
Cincinnati. Sept a.-Wheat-Heayy
y :
Corn-Strong and higher; No. mixed,
s1lyc.
0afs-Firn; No. . mixed, 27a27}sc.
Rye-ln tRir demand; No. :, 5ic-
POrk-Easier at Sl0.121 tdl025
Lard-ln fair demand at ST.
Nhisky-Steady ut s.. -.
ST. Louis. Sept CIV Wheat-Weak anu
lower; No red cash, 1se; October, 14Ssc;
November. 765gc.
Corn-Weak and lower: No. mixed, cash,
f1rft1 4 gkr+r,f k.E.
0ats-W Weak; No. 2 mixed, cash, 25'gc;
October, 255fc; November, 26lsc.
Rve-Steadv at 4sc-
Whisky-SL.l2
Pork-Weak at S10.12iFG
Lard-N omina.
Burter-Firm and unchanged; creamery,
2lG25c; dairy, 10d2Oc.
AFTERNOON BoARp-Wheat-W Weak. 7s(d
&c lower; Corn-Heavy, 7s(G]4c lower,
Oats-U nchanEed
Oats-Easier at &c
Iork-Dull and lower at SlOG2],;(a10T5.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, S6.SO; long clear
and clear ribs, S1.l231.
Hog Products-Dull, weak and lower.
L8rd-Isetined tlerce, s1.i2]..
Liverpool, Sept 28.-Wheat-ln pooI
demand: new No winter, duh at 6s I'd
spring, duh al Us SID.
FlOur-In poor demand; dull nj ss Al
AOIn-lH pttl Ntlnhlu- spOL, DtlitlllltsI
dull at 4s 4d; October and November, stead
at ss sd
Kansas City, Sept 3.-Wheat-Dull and
nominal; No. ., red, cash. G11Rc; October,
6s54c bid; November. 6Gs<c BID.
Corn-Weak and lower; No. . cash, 81 4
bid: October, 81 szc; November, sc bid.
Oats-NomiDal; cash, 241ec bid.
Toledo, Sept 3.-Wheat-Active and
steady; cash, TIC
Corn-Dull: cash, 41c.
Oats-Steady; cash, &c
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.

CuICAGo, Sept 28.-TSpecial Telegram to
the BEE. E.l-CATTIn-Beet cattle sales We're
made unevenly and slowly. The receipts
were large and included a very generous
share of good heavy cattle. The market was
slow on good cattle, and while some fancy
two-year old short horns sold al S5.25 trade
in fair TO cOod heavy cattle was not SO salts
factory as yesterday. Tidy fat cattle of light
and medium weight were in moderate supply
and sold III firm rates. In fact, about all
kinds sold Us well rs yesterday Some choice
heavy cattle sold al S5S0. Shipping steers
1850 to 1900 lbs 81 s5Ca5.30; 1900 to 1850 lbs,
S4.30(d4. So; $50 10 1900 lbs, SS50Cd i2a. The
range cattle offerings We're rather large, but
there was q good demand Buyers in the
early morning attempted 10 dictate terms
but Il soon became evident that the demand
was about equal TO the supply. The market
certainly was not strong, but il was more
hctive than yesterday and prices fully us
good. The business of the day was done
earlier and US n rule values were stronger
though not uuotably higher. The receipts of
western rangers, including wintered Texans
were 5000 and there We're not TO exceed 500
through Texans al told: 1l4 Wyoming, 1l79
lbs, S8.5D: &C Wyoming, 10as lbs, S3.l5; G5
Wyoming ll45 lbs. $500: 132 Wyoming
Texans, 1924 lbs. Sa25; l79 Montana Texans,
1066 lbs, Sa.25; 2l9 Wyoming, 100 lbs S3-2h
HoGs-The receipts for the day were
g, h0a, making about sa, 600 for the week so
far against $1,000 fOr the Same time last
week. The market WAS active and prices
steady, rs compared with yesterday The
quality wRs poor, large per cent Of soft i'm
mature and green stock being among the AZ
rivals. A load OF two Of fancy heavy sold ut
90 gOta4 So and fair 10 good IN liked largely
al S4.7Ota4.75, with common NJ S4.50a4 GO;
light sorts S4.6Dd470 Light pigs OF l40
70 100 lbs, are making 81 75CGA.25: rouTh and
mixed, 81 90 LOS; packing and shipping,
$50 To $50 lbs 81 .65G4 95: light weights 81 Go
al. Is; skips, S2.5Gla3.G0.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24

TRr-B~ona. 2oc; tiuhnds. Lanruedoc. 17c:
BUzils. l2c; flhFrts. lac peanuts, hand
picked. fancy, Nirriuia s. Z, C.: peanuts, hand
picked. choice. uginia nc; I've anu u
roasted. 2c extra pei ID
Pies FEET. I1urE. ETC.--PiCs' feet ~
Z, -hh 81 IS: DO. 4 -nhl 81 70: do. 80 Sit.
Slm. Lambs tongues PEI -r-,.,, s. %; dO,
rel hit, $3.50: do. quart iars, per dOz. S. q
do. pint Jars. per cs-t, 2 dozen. Sc - Tripe,
lei -,-ho... 500: du. per is-hbL $500; do. .,
l'eI -. HOt
BrAEs-The mRrKet Is Almost cleaned up.
Nice clean beans IN fair request II. 7.
NAVY. S170aL -: Il T. Medium Sl.5OG
1.65 :chOice clean country. SL15dlh1: good
clean country. q0QSl.O1, inferior. COO 15c.
GEAlN-CUru. 24c, old oats 2Sc. new oats
9Gg7c: rye. 40c. wheat No. . SIC.
fLOUE AND MIII.sTITTs-W inter wheat
-four. best quality puteut. Sc 30. second QuHl-
ity. So 4O.G e.. 20; hes, quality spring wheat
-four, patent. 2Th bran 5Dc per cwt chopped
feed. sOc per cwi, white corn meal SlOO;
yellow corn meal, A1C per Cwt; screening. G0C
per cwt: homtuy 81 % per cwi shorts hic
per Cwt; Ciuham. SLIGO; hay, in bales, $4,000
100 ppl ton
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
srouEs oN wALL srRrrr.
PRODUCE Market

Chicago. Sept S-FlOur-Active and
unchanged wiute wheat iiOur, SSus1
4lD; southern, Sa-aiaS- 90: W ise0nsin, 81 O9lG
<-lO; Michigan sOft spring wheat So 50,4
s.lO; Minnesota bakers, So a50aA 40: patents
ta-51gs.OU, low grades Sl-75lG2 IS: rye -four.
gnlei Al SA25.gS.5p in barrels. ana SaO0g
G.2e IN sAeks.
MheRt--Active early. later became dull,
and closed 5se below yesterday, cash, TSs, e:
ociuller, lse, November, 75jfe; MAy. Sac
t0in-WeaE and heavy, and 5ee below
yesterday; cash. S75sc: Oeiober, 81 l5l6c
November, IS 500: Nav. g. lRlhe
Oais-N eak and sasier; cash, .5ls e: Ocls-
beI, 2Ss.e; November p l-l6c; May. 81
Rye-Quiei Al CSC
Barley EasisI NJ 56s. (a57c
flax-seed-Sl.Oc3s
Ihn0ihF-fArllne. SleG
AhlsEy-Sllr
Ho.k--Oaened With q reduction u 91ld
-ssc lGiel became steady ana settiud rallied
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24
ON AHA LIVE STOCK.
Thursday Eveninr. Semi.

Thursday Evening, Sept, ..
CATTI.E-The receipts were heavier than
yesterday, but We're mostly range cattle. Only
a few corn-fed steers were in. Feeders Were
in good request to-day, Rnd good many
changed hands
HoGs-The receipts were not as heavy us
yesterday. The marker was lower and very
dull and slow Common mixed and light
weights sold about 10 10 l5c lower than yes
terdRy.
SHEEP-There were none in and nothing
doing in the market
KECEIPTs.
Cattle e...-....-........... 100
Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-24

zoe and settled back again. closing al med ium
hrures; cash 20 o.; pciotpef, Ses21t ,0a g. a;
November Sgbli, tGasn
Lard-WeRk and 1Oa1jc lower: cash
S1.20i Qrtrit1, SfU5iyCuG.lO. November
- o.. M. ~.
Buk Meats Shoulders. ss.g.Ss, 10; sbor1
clear. g lgd715 short ribs 81 gj.
Bvttef-firm; creamery, l7ld26C; dairy.
1b'Gl,c
Chepse-Firm: full cream cbeddRrs 1O-tia
1ll-c; flats ll.alllsc; young Americas, u = a
lasc. skins 6ldNc.
Eg-s-lG0lf Ne.
HIdes-Heuvy green salted. nc light Sic;
bull hides. hides sc; dry salted liza
l2c; dry flint l5dl4c: cali skins, S,GlUa. a.c;
deacons 51c each
TaDow-Nn ] country, Ssfo3%e; cake,
SIC: No. 9 Sc.
AFTEuvoov BoAED-W Wheat-Easy: Oc-
tnheI. 73a G. November T5 e.; May. SSI.C.
CWn-lrreCular: October. %1a G.. November.
81. c; MAY. - ll-lGc. Oats nchRuCed.
Pork-lrrerulaI: October. S9G5; Novem.rvr,
SsO2-a; January, SlO3l. Lard Irregular !:
October SGlu; November, SG.u5l; January,
~ Ia