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Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
LEFT FRIENDS IN The LURCH,
George II. Webster Leaves the City and
His Creditors Are Sad.
HIS WIFE SENT HOME BY HER FRIENDS.
His Family Servant Unwillingly
Donated Her Savings To Web
stcr-Ariirs OF the Mans
Building Association.

George n. Webster has shaken the dust Of
Omaha from his feet, aud his present abiding
place no man in this neck o. the woods
knoweth.
a few months ago Webster departed ana.
his acquaintanccs were expressing their con-
v~ictions that they would see him no
more, when he reappeared among them and
with much apparent Indignation called them
TO account for their uncomplimentary sus.
picions, but without flattering success SO far
as nc was concerned.
Now, however, it seems that he has gone
again aud for good, His family was even left
In Ignorance of his whereabouts and without
means. y few days ago a friend furnisle |
them with money to take them TO the
home OF Mrs. Wobstcr's parents In Canada.
The furniture Is still in the l. esidcnce at 3s29
Charles street, and is held by MIR, Bclcher,
Webstcr's former partner, under a bill of
sale.
Mr.. Bolcher claims that the property wifi
not come within $1,000 of paying Webster's
indebtedness, and the family servant girl Is
left to whistle to the tune of $lB5. She says
that she had $50 on deposit in the bank, but
under the protcNt that he could invest II for
her to better advantage Webster induced her
to let him have 1t. It Is gone altogether now,
with $40 of additional wages, and there seems
10 be nothing on which the girl can levy to
protect herself. She is left without a cent,
now that the boarded savings OF years OF
hard work have been swept away.
The Central National Building and Lean
association, of which Webster was treas
urer, is also practically imperative. Under
the new law passed by the last legislature II
cannot do business without a certificate from
he state auditor or banking board, and as
this is not forthcoming the concern can only
remain idle and still rake in what money
comes along.
A well known banker said Yesterday
that the concern was undoubtedly receivi <
money from outside and would continue to DO
so, IA there was nothing to prevent it. He
said that several letters had been received by
him that were evidently intended for them,
from which he learned that there was much
complaint because the association did not pay
out any of the money received. One com
nlainant from the Lone Star state writes that
unless money is Forthcoming the concern will
hear from "a man IN Texas"
1t is predicted that the headquarters of the
association will soon be removed to Chicago,
where, it is rumored, Webster is stopping al
the present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
OMAHA LIVE STOCK mIRkErs.

OMAHA. oct. n. 1891.
Receipts for the week l5,O0J; cattle. .4,OOO;
hogs, G,u1O; sheep against lS.i19 cattle. 1910
hogs, sos sheep last week. The market was
beef steers and butcher stock, othcr grades
steady. Feeders We're in tair demand ard
finn.
The run yesterday was not very heavy. and
the weeks receipts fels $500 head short OF last
week. Some choice lunches OF cOrnfeu cattle.
brought 800 to SI.4L
Tho week closes with a moderate ran Of
hogs, fOrty-tour ears. making the weeks re-
ceiplS about 24,0JO or nearly 5000 more than
last week. There was not much change In the
quality of the offerings.
shippers wanted good hogs OF all weights
ana local houses wanted some hogs, but all
wanted their hogs lower. The sellers were
slow to cOncede and business was anything
bat brisk. The best heavy and medium
weight hogs sold largely at 81, p to $3.50 and
the best sorted lights around sI2h Common
liGht and mixed hogs broughtSLlO to $40, As
on Friday there was considerable sorting
done and buyers were bearish ON the rough
ends ana th~rONOuts, paying from Nk15 to N.2h
While business was slow, everything was dis
posed OF before the close, the bulk selling at
St"O TO - .'pl, the general market averaging up
close to 5c lower than Friday.
CArTLE-Oficinl receipts OF cattle, 1864
ms compared with 2,l1l Yesterday ana l.s32
Saturday OF last week. Market active and
stronger ON desirable beef cattle ana butcher
stock Feeders In good demand and firm.
hods-ohiGial receipts of hogs, 3,016,
AS compared with i2ld yesterday and 2,9l2
saturday of last week. Market SLOW and about
90 lower than yesterdays early market. All
sold; bulk at sial01L3l Light SiuOGI3li
heavy. AelU tal; mixed. A.9OllI.2j,
SnEEP-Oflcial receipts OF sheep. 2,i0l
as compared with i.+DS yesterday and none
saturday, of last week. Market hrm, de-
muuunpDd.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
NOTES.
Words, Words.

DR.. Bumbaugh says in his ''Gleanings
for the Curious" "Dictionary English
is something very different, not only
from comman colloquial English, but
even from that OF ordinary written com
position. Instead Of about 40, 900 words
there is probably no single author in the
language from whose works, however
voluminous, so many as 10000 words
could be collected. OF the 10000 words
there are certainly many more than one
half that are only employed. II they are
employed at all, on the rarest occasions.
We should be surprised to find, il we
counted them, with how small II number
OF words we manage to express all that
We have 10 say, either with our lips or
pen, our common literary English
probably hardly amounts to 5000 words;
our common spoken English hardly TO
5000"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
srOCKs M BONDS.

NEW YORK. oct. tT.-Ihcs stock market today
was quiet, and after continuing strong during
most OF the session, yielded to q renewed bear
pressure and the early gains were wiped out
in almost every case among the available
shares. The opening was on "a moderate
volume Of business, but first prices were from &
to 3 per cent higher than Last nigh s figures.
supported by further purchases for foreign
account and considerable buyinE for shorts
The market continued to improve on a small
volume of business until after the issue OF
the bank statement, which showed a large In
crease in cash and gain in the surplus reserve
OF S!,3o),00O but the buying during the
early part or the day had been to discount
this favorable exhibit and there was II rush
of the trading element in the final dealings to
put out another line OF shorts, based on the
withdrawal Of the support given during tho
last few days.
The result was that prices yielded rapidly
in the last few minutes trading and almost
without exception the previous gains were
neutrIiized with something IN add ton lost.
The trading during the entire session failed to
eNn. bit any feature OF note the early
very uniform throughout the active list. while
the latter declines possessed the same hua lity.
Atchison. Northern Pacific preferred. Missouri
Pacific, Louisville & Nashville, Union Pacific.
active stocks, but in none was there any re-
marketable trading. The market finally closed
quiet and heavy at the decline, with most
stocks at "a shade under first prices. The final
changes are all insignificant, but declines
abound.
Government bonds have been dullcr but
firm. State bonds have been entirely neg
lCCtCd.
the leading stocks on the New York Stock eN-
change today:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

There is Il packer in Toronto. Ont,
who mixes business and religion in a
curious way, something after the style
of n Colonel Elliott Shepard, This
packer, whose goods occasionally pass
through the Chicago custom house, puts
up Holsters, mackerel and blueberries in
the cans Every invoice of his that
reaches the custom house is embellished
with s%criptural quotations. For in
stance: Lay up for yourself treasures
in heaven"
Full complement OF perfect CLANS in
Holsters"
what shall it profit a man if he gain
the whole world and lose his own soul?'
'Finest color and flavor, with freedom
from acid"
THE Lord, our country and the good
in man is the neighbor to be loved"
Uniform packing in each tin"
up in Canada" said a Chicago mer-
chant who was importing some of these
goods the other day, "a can of Holsters
can hardly be sold unless it is labeled
God is love- or has the golden rule
printed on the outside in black letters.
Otherwise the purchaser thinks he is
being cheated"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Financial Notes.

New ORLEANS, La,, Oct. TI-Clearings,
81, 104, 1856,
BALrIIo II, Md. Oct l7.-Clearlngs, ESD
1885, balances. sf2l.9l0. Rate per cent,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct. E.-Clearings, sL,sIl-
2j Week, slR,lil,25! Increase ~ per cent.
NEW YoRK, Oct &c earrings, sl2o, la3.7si;
balances, A,0Sl,lp For the week clearings,
s12i,20i.6lI; balances, Dl,452,I az.
BOSToN, Mass, oct. Il, Clearance house
balances. sl.47G. 40; :ate, 3'.fri per cent: call
loans, 4IfL6s per cent; time loans, 5l11ts per
cent
P~HILADELPHIA, Pa, oct. l7-Clesrlngs to-
day, tla, 1850; balances, sl,gN, al, CleariHgs
for the week, sj9,2NLjiJi balances, 5000 O4.
Money, ( per cent
.C~INCGNNATL o., Oct, E,-Money 58G per cent.
New York exchange 80 discount 10 par Clear
ings, t1.O, 100. For the week, sl4,UsJ, 100. For
the same week last year, bl3, iJ10jO.
CHICAGO, IN, oct. lT.-Sew York exchange,
par TO l2ia premium. Money. o per cent
Bank clearluE- for the day tiG,J1,,52I. Week
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS,
WI at Opened Dull on Raosipts Above the
Estimate,
LIBERAL COVERING BY SHORTS.
During the Last Hour Trade Weak
ened on Suppressed Offerings and
a Sharp Decline in the
Northwest.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. tL-Whcat opened dull
and easy today, Influenced chiefly by the re-
cCipts which were i15 cars In excess OF the csti-
mate. The market also felt the pressure Of
the wheat delivered on pats yesterday. but
there was liberal covering by shorts. New
York sent some buying orders aud llutchin-
sons brokers were quite active ON the bargain
side Then came u report that IL was raining
again in North Dakota and h Vt much OF the
wheat In the Red river valley was again In
peril. Next came a cable stating that IL was
reported in Germany that Russia was about
to prohibit the expectation OF potatoes, wheat,
bread and wheat Hour. This was not given
much consideration for n timc, hut when a re
port was added 10 it that the eN-
ports from both coasts OF wheat
and flour during the past sixteen weeks
amounted to 6~j,57LO)O bu against =, $4,000 bu
forthe corresponding period last year, thor re
was a rally OF from &c to tr. followed by a
slight recession and then 4 period II dizziness
and steldiness.
During the last hour the market turned
very we ak on easier cables, increased Offer
ings aud a sharp decline in New York and the
northwest. Early buyers were quick to lose
confidence and threw their holdings, while the
bears, lea by Ream, Partridge. Cudahy aud
Linn, were all aggressive sellers. December
opened at gSc, sold down to r14c. reacted to
0sasc. held around 9Siec for u time, then bro 90
to 9'i4c, rallied to 9,sc, back to Ole.
Trade In corn was very SOW and with too
little news u affect prices. November opened
at 4Sc, went to 4SAc and held within that
range during the forenoon, but etkcned
during the last hour and with wheat went
down to ISSc, closing at that price.
Oats were quiet and steady without any
change In prices to speak OF The receipts OF
hogs continue heavy and holders Of hog pro-
duets are Inclined to market them,
fearing lower prices. The embargo was
soon removed and American wheat had
no strengthening effect on the market as such
an act, it YVES asserted. would do no good so
long as the present prOhibitiYe tariff on
American meats remains, The market was
weak all day. and closed at the bottom.
Pork showed n loss OF from PC to a7l:c. lard
Is from Zoe to l2lEc oil, and RIBS are from i2iec
TO l5c down, except October which is t!sc
higher.
The leading futures ranged ms follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

"Itod Menu attacked the residence OF
William Hickey on Stave Run, w. Va,
on II recent night and dragged hickey
from bed, threatening to whip him.
Mrs. Hickey procured an AK and came to
her husbands rescue, and was doing
good work, when one of the scoundrels
,Irew his revolver and fired, the ball
going through the woman's wrist. This
seemed to infuriate her, and she fought
to flight. From tho blood on the hoor
and road some of them must have been
severely wounded. Several arrests have
been made, but there was not positive
evidence enough to convict the prison
nrG
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Financial ".

NEW YORK. Oct. 1G-The Post saws: The
London buying Of our stocks this week has
that il was based on distinctly favorable
developments in London's own Gnan-
ciai outlook Is important, because it
Is then possible that the speculative Lon
don buying was begun in expectation Of
actual Investment buying later on. Despite
a movement, the position of the British in
weston must be admitted To be largely u mat
ter OF doubt. The most sinEuta hIsC OF the
situation Is that the more OF our securities
London buys the more heavily will exchange
rates turn against Lon Ion. with a consequent
renewal of gold exports to New YORK. aud thus
the creation OF "A ( lctor u~nfuvOr tOly affecting
the Local OmtlOlN OF Don Ion hMlncei.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
New Coins.

New designs for quarters, dimes and
tifty-cent pieces have practically been
accepted by the Department of the
Treasury. They are said to be very
beautiful. The reverse, = says a CORE
spondeut of the Boston Transcript,
which, like the diverse, will be the
same for all three coins, is Il novel con-
ception and most strikingly artistic.
Both back and face have met with GER
tain minor criticisms, although in the
main they are highly approved in the
treasury. In order to ascertain whether
these criticisms are good ones, Director
of the Mint Leech has ordered fac sim
lies of the medalliOns to be made in
Philadelphia with the alterations sug-
gested. The latter will be duly com
pared with the others, and a choice will
be made finally in accordance with what
is judged to be best"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

fancy. S,2NtH25; fancy, s205d2.i Is: chol.r.
sL.9lL 200: xxx. SlOp0LTls
WHEAr-QuiCt; No. ? hard. cash, SC bid
M. > rVd. cash, Sc bid.
.~CoHS-Lower; No =, cash, l5c bid; October,
&c bid.
.O4r9-rirmi No. . cash. ?d'sc bids October.
2dC bid.
E~LANSEEp-s?c. .
HAy-Firm, UNCHANGED; timothy, $500;
fancy prairie. 500; good to chO'ce, S.0Nili.io;
low grades, 1900 ~.
BurrER-Firm and unchanged: creamery
2htJOc' DAIRY, l4U22c; store packed, tlBlGc;
packing, Zee.
EGgs-Eirm NJ lie.
RECfrrrs-Whoat 500 bu; corn, 100 bu;
oats. none.
SnpNENrs-wheat, $3.50 bu; corn, 2,ioJ bu;
oats. 800 Uu.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

and unchanged, ttsi FOR sin, y-lay bills
and N.Slii for sight drafts.
II srON, Mass, Crt. tG-Clearings. ttf.i01.-
5,u. balances. tS,Oli, Us Rate for money, 3tt6i
per cent exchange on Now York, ijct o2 cdls-
count. For tho week ClcaringS, SiDu,N1i i2l;
balances. SLOWS. Ei For the CORRESPONDING
week OF l,'a, clcurauceS. slOI,4u tj4i balances,
tii,fBi Sii.
81. LOCtS. Mo-. Oct. t1-Clearings today.
Sl7H,GgN balances. fil.,On. Money. iGJ> per
cent. Exchange ON New York, 81 discount TO
par. For this wCCk, Clcarings, S.i,2I4.aJ6; ball
auces. S.,i,lFI. For last week. rlearings, So
hH.SOI; balances 2,i22,6ii. For the cOrre-
~pundinE week last year, clearings ~, 1920;
hnlnnNns. az ,ISIh.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
DR.. Birney cures catarrh. Bee bldg.
Time No Object

by getting your ticket over our line"
urged the travelling passenger agent Of
the X, Y. and u. rail way, you viii save
sixteen hours time on the trip
ION the A., b. and G. route said the
agent of the rival line, you get 297
miles more riding for the same m ney."
The ag"iculturalist from Maverick
bought his ticket over the a., b. and G..
quite.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

to Herman. Neb., FOR feeding and eighteen -
New York city.
PuEsley & puFs'ey, n prominent Wyoming
cattle firm, had \ string OF sixteen cars ~ cat
tie ON the market They loaded at FCtter-
man.
VI. Denny, l.. MunsOn aud L. A.. GnlesDie
sent in cattle from Crook, coo. The latter
gentleman also had two cars OF cattle here
from Guunisou. q. H.. Goodrich OF tho same
place sent In three ears.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Tolcho Gratn Market


CORN-Dull. steady cash, sc
DATS-puict; cash, %Dl.c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

shares including: Atchison. ll.2JO: Chira %
Gas, $3.50; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
Missouri Pacific. ISIS; North American.
1877: Northern Pacific preferred, ll.5!i; Read
ing, 3, 100; st. Paul, $500; Union Pacific, 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
IiyerpooI Mersets

LIVERPOOL oct. IT-WHEAr-Steady; de-
mand has fallen ofi holders ofer moicr-
atCiy.
CoRN-Quict; demand poor; miNed western,
- Q ID per cpntnL.
Lam Prime western. 30s "a per cwt.
CHEESE American finest white and cOlorcd.
As DpT pWt
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Sheen.

Yesterdays receipts consisted Of ten double
decks OF common New Mexico stocNers, for
winch the demand at present seems rather
llShL Good, muttOnS. are wanted anu prices
are nuiuin lily firm. Fair 10 good natives are
quOtaOie ut Sj.jO0 tjO; westerns, SkjOgi.25;
common, 22j01L.JU; lambs. J.ijIL5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK. Oct. iT.-There was more dom
IN the dry goods, market today than was
looked for. Out of town buyers present took
future wants. The south as we'll as the west
was represented in the better movement. The
wore firm
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

INSTRUMENTS placed on record October II,
q FGiimore and wife to Waugh & Vest
erield. lot !, block 81, South Omaha.
VI Wagner and wife to " il Cheek, lot 0''OO
~. BLOCK 3, Missouri Avenue Park, wd $50
q W f Dorsey and wife to \ O Thomp-
son t H6I II. G'9 20 ! 4py9es ADD ado, Ia a.; 800
block Is, second add to Bedford Place,
L Schroeder, trustee, to Melto MoarItsen, 'O
lot ID, block Is. Brown Park, W d........ $50
On IRE and wife to.J EFiack company,
lot l, J, d, Cro 4 Flnck's sub. lots |
and > ,FIack's sub in MilIard & Cos
Martin Calm and wife to CIaries was. 300
mer, lots ~ TO %, block B Grammercy
oi rn1t ( 9 W E a to 4. lp.TaEsey and +. II l
Rohardson, lots 5, .. % and q, block /,
l2ts & s. f; p - 20. bI9ck 2 los ) y
lots 5. :, : S'SS .. 70, IL III H. e. 81. block ' s, lot t.
3 toS, 10 to %, block 8. lots I and 5,
mercy Park, wd ~. "".,,-,,... $1,000
,Adair, lot Z, block l, Upton place, W SO
Kemp " ~ feet OF the eEi, lot 4, block
laoi south Omaha, yd w"..r $4,000
Paul StoItenberg and wife To II " stol-
tenberg, sw sy l0:l6-l9, " Z, $50. "a 1900
II block 81 Albrlgnts Choice. " a.. 700
Ed PheIan ana wife to Ellis Nickler, lot
5, block ., Missouri Avenue Park, " d.. coo
BERNARD CorrIgan TO NJ j q Ryan, lot II,
block ~, list add to COrrigan Place, q
Edward Corrigan To Anna Corrigan, lots
Anna C]orrrIssa - NJ J q Ryan lots and
o, block o, Currigan Place, q e d.........
NJ j q Ryan 10 Edward CorFigan, lots /
tod, block ~, LIST add to Corrigan Place,
Alma Corrigan to Edward Corrican. lots
and 3, block 9, COrrigan Place. a e d.. /
Andrew aud wife 10 Ariel
Meinrath, lots 2s,29, 70 and p. AnisHeld.
John Olniey special master to Mary la '"'
Mott, lotSt 10 20. -, - and -, block 1;
lots 10 ~, block p TaylOT's Faruam
street add, deed ......,........ -. G302
Total amount OF transfers. .... & s2,2Js
DeWItts Little Eariy Iusers; only pIllto
euresick headache and regulate theo2wAs
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Now York \ oncY Market.

NEW YO2K. oct 17-MoNEY SCAaL-Ensy,
with no loans; closing offered at 81. per cont.
PRIME MEiCANrILE PAPER-5I G6r. per On .
SrERL 'NG EXCHANGE Quiet Int firm ~
A.si4 for siNty-day bills and "A = for de-
mand.
The following were the clo sing prices on
bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Milwaukee, Grain Mark Of

MILWAUKEE, Wis, oct. 11.-WHEAr-Easy
December. y.8Ac."
COtN Steady; No. 3, cash. sic.
OArS-StrOugi No. . white, a!c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo. oct. II-WHEAT-WeakI
cash, gici May, e.. O}as.
CORN-LOwer; cash, see.
OATs-Weak; cash, $50
PORK-SlO.DJ.
LARD-f640.
M~HIsKEY=sLIa
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

NEw NORR, oct. i7.-Thc export Of specie
last week amounted to $4,000. ~ which 81 -
lO was gold aud Spti,09O silver. The imports
of specie amounted Ia SL15U.3oO. OF which 81
lNl.Ilu was gOld and S.Il.Mnn sLlNur.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. l7.-CATrLE-Recelpts,
?,0l0; shipments, 400; market strong; natives,
=. s0GDhg 20.
Hoes Receipts, 1900: shipments, 2,lOJ;
miXed. Sks0N44 40: light. G.2UAt4y.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
NIinnnnnnlis Mhcnt Nnrknt.

MtyNEtpOLIS. Mimi. oct. IG-WHENr-
Weak. Receipts. I} ears, Clos'ug: M. .
northern. s%Stsgc; No. | hard, 03'aci No. 1
MmElhnEH MLLLL.-
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Cincinnati Mnrk cts,

C~tNCISSArL o.. Oct t7.-WHEAr-Strouser;
No. . red, sLOO.
tORS-Easicr3 M. . cash. SOC.
OArS-Fair; No. , mixed, :DAGbblc.
W~HIsKEY-Activc at SIiS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Omaha Grain Market.

Prices based on delivery at Mississippi river
points. Nebraska inspections. and ten days
delivery unless otherwise stated.
TIC market was more active and the trading
LARGER.
.WnE4r-No . winter, 93c BID; No. . spring
g?c bid.
ConX-No. . Old. l2c bid, 53c asked; No. ;
new, November shipment, 3s3c; No. 3, year
shipment, ,1c bid, jSc asked.
RYE-No. ., S5l.c; NO,l, s2sc bid.
OATs-NO. . white, 2sc I'D; No, 3 white
2,2sc; No mixed, 2d!3c bid: No. . colored, PC
bid. 27i.c asked.
company 10 j. Is. Christian, 800 NJ. 2ryc.
S5lac; Omaha Elevator company to j. b.
Christian. 10. % No. 3 white oats. &'aici Fowler
awhite oats, 2714c; j, IS. Christian to Fowler
Elevator company, 1000 No. 3 new corn, No.
vember shipment, 3siat.
NOTES. .
q. G. Crowcll and j. W, Doane Of the CrowelI
Lumber and Grain company, Blair, we're
among the visitors on the board.
On Friday sixty cars were inspected.
II is mentioned that the country should
send In samples OF grain for sale, Quite a
number OF such sample have been already
received and the offerings have met with
prompt sale at very satisfactory prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
New York Markets..

On the Produce exchange today, the butter
market was firm and unchanged. Eggs, 100
Oln
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Kansns CitY NIarkota.

Kansas CITY. Mo-. Oct I.-FLoUR-Flrm
aud unchansedi patents, sa,0L4A51i extra
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
BAu SiLvfR 4lo ia Der w.
Specie Exports aud Imports.

Rate OF discount In the opCn market for
hort and three months bills. "a per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
TIE REALTY MARKET.

De Wits Little Early filsers; best little
pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
nenxer Mining stnrks.

PtHus. oct Il. Three per ceut rentes
zoe FOR the recount.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Kansas CITY Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 1L-CATTLE-Re-
ceiDts, 7.4sJ; shipments, $40: market, choice,
very strunE; cows steady; steers. 81
3.U.
HoGs-Receipts. $3.50; shipments, 1900; mar
ket active. strong; bulk, sil5G4.JJ; all grades,
S.
sHEEp-Receipts, $780,; shipments, $50; mar
ket steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
san Francisco Mining Quotations.

SAS FRANCIsro, Cal. Oct. 1.-THE official
closing quotations for mining stocks. today
were rs fplIpNs,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
London Stock Market

IoNDGS. Oct. 1.-THE following were the
LOmMMn stock mmnlALLlns nLn.Lmu AT I ID m.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

DENvER, COLO, oct. l1.-FaIr amount Of
trading In minin: stocks today, Sales. 2l.OOJ
shares. The closing quotations are as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Rcccints and DlsnDs,tion of stock.

Oficial receipts and disposition OF stock as
shown by the books OF the Union Stock Yards
company for the twcnty-tour hours. ending ut
5%o'clock, y. m, October H., lSpl:
RECEIPTS.
CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP. ms * NILS.
Cars. Head Cars. .Iead. Cars. Head. Cars. Head.
10 l,giil ~ 8O1l 10 1851. ......L......
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Boston Stock Market,

BOsTOS, Mass, Oct. lL-The following were
the closing prices on stocks on the Boston
stock market today: