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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1891)
THE OMAHA DAILY BJEE-MOJNLAY ! ) SEPTEMBER 21 , 1891. FOREICiN FINANCIAL REVIEW , Discount Rates Hardened Materially Dur ing the Past Weok. RESTRICTED TO OUTSIDE MARKETS , New Sonlli AVnlcs Loan Nut UniUtil- | Mlcilly HiiL'ccsfiritl-Mtioli Ilinioiilty Hxpcrlcnccil In I'lnclnir tlio li rjG Amount. LONDON , Sept. 20. Discount rntcs hard ened during the past week , being quoted nt E ' per cent for three months , f ho tlomnnd for cold continues for Oormany nnil Now York , nml the drain Is regarded with much uticnslncsi , as some check upon the with drawal of bullion for the United Stntcs hns been placed by the Bank of England , which has raised the selling prlco of eagles to 70s Od per ounce. The demand has Been mainly re stricted to the butsldo market , but the fact that JCJ 10,000 was drawn from the Hank of England for Now York yesterday is held to preclude tv further rupld outflow. A rlso In the bank rate Is therefore within prospect. The Now South Wales loan of1,500,000 was Issued on Thursday. Over JL'4,000,000 was taken at JK5 per cent mul 11 syndicate nftorward took up the balance. The quali fied success of the loan will discourage colonial Issues. The stock exchange Is now doing a splendid business , the transactions of the past wcok being the largest reported forsotno time past. As usual ttiu energy of the American department vitalized the other departments making affairs lively throughout the house. Croakers about n reaction nrtor the recent rapid advnnco were disap pointed. The markets generally will re quire some time to adjust themselves to the now level of values , but during the present period of advance every sign of n relapse has been mot by fresh buying , xvhlch has sus tained the boom. The animation in American railway secur ities bus shown no symptom of lessening. The volume of dealings during the week was imtnonso on both homo and New York or ders. Prices opened rather low yesterday , but uctlva buying was icsuined when the amount of gold going to Now York became known. It Is reasoned that the How of gold to the United States In payment of wheat Imports will heighten the tendency to speculation and otherwise glvo an Impetus to Wall street dealings. The week's variations in prices of Ameri can railway securities include the following Increases : Wabash preferred and Denver < Sc Klo Grande preferred -V/i per cent each ; Atohlson , 4 per cent ; Denver & Hlo Grundo common , Now York , Ontario & Western , Lane Shore , Louisville & Nashville , North ern I'acillo preferred and New York , Pennsylvania Si Ohio llrst mortgage , 2 % per cent each ; Ohio & Mississippi and Wabash debentures , % per cent each ; Control Pacilic shares , a per cent ; Norfolk & AVcstorn preferred , 1 % nor cent ; Union Pacific shares , 1 percent ; Mexican Central , J per cent ; Erie and Now York Central , IJf per cent each ; Illinois Central , 1 } per cent ; Bt. Paul common , 3-ft per cent ; Kondlnc , 3K percent. Canadian railway seen rltie uoro llrm ; Grand Trunk first preferred rt o 7 er cent on the week ana second and thltv pre ferred 5 per ctnt cacli. British railway securities fluctuated ; Brlghtons declined 3 per cent on the week nnd Southeastern 2J per cent , while Chat- hams advanced % per cent. Among the miscellaneous securities the feature was the rlso in cable shares , Anglo-American ndvanc- inp 1J " per cent , Allsopps dropped 'J per cent on tho" weeK ; Bells asbestos % per cent nnd KioTlntos nnd Primntivl nitrates % per cent ouch. Considerable business was done in mining shares in which there was a general advance ; South African shares gained % toyt \ per cent. Among the miscel laneous securities , the feature was the rlso in cable shares , Anglo-American advancing \yt per cent and commercial 9) per cunt. * Ilnvnnn Market Itcvlcw. f i HAVANA , Sopt. 20. It was very quiet yes terday In the sugar market. During the wcok some holders decided to sell , accepting n reduction in prices they have asked , but the majority of them are still very firm. Stocks are scarce. MoiAS3ns SIIOAU Hogular to good polari zation , $3.H ! f@3.riO gold per quintal ; mus covado nominal ; centrifugal , 03 to 00 degrees polarization , in hogsheads , bags and boxes , J3.U5@UU.f ! ) gold per quintal. Stocks in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas , 28 boxes , 800,000 bogs , 415 hogsheads. Receipts from September 10 to 10 , JiSl.OOO bags. Exports during the wool.30,000 bags , 51X5 hogsheads. Sales during the week , 4,037 bags. BACOX 512.25 cold per cwt. BiiTTEit Superior American , 52.50 gold per quintal. Fi.ouu American , | 12.50@13.00 gold per barrol. JKIIKHD nrjEF fS.OO per quintal. HAMS American sugar cured , $1.00 gold per quintal for northern , $10.00@10.50 for louthern. LAW > In kegs , $10.50'bold per quintal ; In tins , ? 0.00@10.00. POTATOES American , $3.12 gold per bar rel. LuMiir.it Shocks nnd hoops nominal. BIUNS White navy , ? 0.00@0.50 gold per quintal. CIIHWI.VO Ton vcco $24.00 gold per quintal. FJIKIIIUTS Nominal. Exc'HAxnn Steady. SPANISH Qotu ? 2.3r2.88. On the Paris llourso. PATHS Sept. 20. Since the Mityleno scare lit the bcginlng of the wei-k , prices on the bourse have been steady. Credit fancier in creased \X francs , while 3 per cent rentes decreased 5 centimes ; Hlo Tlno 3f nnd Bank of Franco Si f. The reported cooperation tion of the credit fonclor in the now Hussion loan is of doubtful authenticity. The schema to make Paris a sua front by the construc tion of n ship canal has boon killed oy uu ad verse report of the official commission , On the Horlin ItourNC. Br.nuN , Sopt. 20. Business on the bourse was quiet during the week. Bank , mines and industrial securities were weaker. The final quotations Include ; Prussian , 104.80 ; Deutsche Bank , 144.50 ; Mexican Os , 87.10 ; Hochumcr , 114 ; Harponor , 181 ; roubles , 215 ; abort exchange on London , 20.0.f : ! ; long exchange - change ' on London , yo.ai ; private discount , On ilia Fraiilcf.irt. FIUXKFOHT. Sept. 20. On the bourse dur ing the week there were limited dealings , though the tendency was higher. The final quotations include : Italian , 80.40 ; Portu guese , 61 ; Spanish , 7I.10 ! ; Russian , 07.S10 ; ihort exchange on London. 20.33 ; private discount , ! 1J . Wool I'rlccH. LON-DO.V , Sept. 20. At yesterday's wool Bales in addition to oftcrlngs detailed , the following was offered : Queensland , JXK ) bales ; scoured Is ; scoured , locks and pieces 7 > .f < g d ; greasy , niflgOJtfa ; greasy , locks and pieces , 2 ( < 7 d. tur iiw n'uor.Kt.i r.i.v.inKKTs. anil I'rnvtolona , MuTTOS-Choico dressed mutton. So : racks of mutton , lie ; saddles of mutton. lOc ; breasts. M mutton , Jo : 1m of mutton. I2o. V ' esu I'ouK-Pork loins. 8Jo ! ; tenderloins. lloimro ribs. Bo ; HlionKhTH , tllio ; hooks , 4u , trlniiKlnBS ° < Ji V ok bones , 2 o ; droned lie s. Olio ; cloiinod pigs' feet , per doz. . BOc ; rough "mo oiinoO p KH' fcot , per doz , , 30e. HAiiBAOK-Smokod sausage. 7ci bologna , 4e ; blood 8iiussu < ' - < * iollvur : sausngo , 4o } ; head eliVoso , 4V "t fresli pork auiago ( links ) , 7oi pork BttiiaRo , ( bulk ) , 0Jo ! ; smoked pork go.Biio ; Fraiikfiirtausago.7VtOiimokuu ( ! iionil choi'so. fiJius , I'oilBh sausage. 7oj ( { Knob lauch biviwtiK Tiic ; toiiBuo sausage , Do ; sum- IUThoabovA > rIccs arc for lots of fifty pounds nnd upwunUi u loss quantity u half cent EF-8leers. 500 to X ) Ibs. aie n * ' . t * > < 8tour(1' | uo l , ° , K)9 ) - Sgo. uit vo 0 > i7 o : cows ami heifers 400 to WO iu * average , native. MJUo ; wetiorn cows , iSAio ; hlndrtuartoiB. steers , loijoi blndnimr- terV , ciw , Co ; forouuartors , steurs , flo ; fore- quliiMUiluJr' ? CUTS-nolls. 8)oi ) { beef tenaor. loliisT fresh , ISo : B rloln butts. So ; boneless itrliw. 7 tei trlulolm > . 7ot rounds , fie ) rounds , ( BhanUoin.riHei rounds ( shiiiik ami rui"Poia " " K I tinnolwH run" ' " . < oi chucks , . ] " , ' : $ K1 halves , * 'W' ' Jjl , beef lolui No.l Utccr ) , JU ° . u wius No,2Hoi beef loins No. n , 80 ; hoof rll ) , < VJSo ! beef ribs No , I , Mel Hwcotbroadfi , per do * . , 7Jc ; brains , per doz. , oOcj Ul < lnoy. . nuuh , lie ; ox lulls , each , Itc ; live is , each. I3c ; beef hearts , each , &ci bcof tongues , each , 43c. HMOKKD JlEATs-Siuar cured Uam , 14 to 10 lb. average , lOlic ; hatii , 20 to Si lb. average , IVt liamn , 10 to 12 lb. iivenmc , lO'io ; limn * . H to B lb. avcrago ( pig hams ) , llc ( sklnnerl sllclnu hams , lu'iu ; idiuuldcrs , 7c ; California Imins , ( picnic ) , 7Uc ; clear bruaKfaat bitcon , narrow ( trips , lie ; clear breakfast bacon , wide strips , lliic ; bonuloss breakfast bacon backs , Diiu ; bonuii'ss hams , UVic ; Khun ntilced rolls ( ham ronltitto ! . 6'ie ; dried bcofimms ( sctsHe ) ( : dried bcuf Insldcs and ktiucklea , He ; dried beef hams , ouisldu pieces , 7Uci dried beef regular ( clods ) , D'-iet sinnkeil beef tongues ( per dozen ) . J7.0J : special bams. 12 to l.'ilb. average , liyo ! special boneless break fast bacon , 1'l'vc ' ; HClculed drlud bcuf hams , Insldcs and kin Jkles , lie ; soleclcd wldo clear breakfast bacon , 12Ue. . , Ditv HALTED MCAT& Fancy Httlit weight short clears , 8 ? o ; Ion ? clears , 7'io ; short clears , Ho ; short ribs , 7'ic ; shoulders , Oe ; clear backs , 8jc. ? . . , SSIOKKII ; MKATI Dry Silt Ourod-Rincy light weight bacon short clears , uiie ; bacon xjiort rib" , 8e ; bacon short clears , bic ? ; bacon Io'nicloars , ; io ; bacon clour backs , Uc ! bacon shoulders CVc. llAiniKi.ii : > I'OIIK AND HF.RF Family porx , til.fidt back pork. JU.UO ; sbortcut clear pork , tM.Uoaifl.UJ : boneless pig pork ( fancy ) , JlS.UO ; uxtrn moss bcuf , WOJ ; jilato beef , * ? .fiO | extra plutu beef , tiM : extra family bcof ( boneless ) , slU.UO ; rolled beef ( bonelcssi , JiO.OO ; rump butts , lil.UO. PIO POIIK llonolcss llarrols , 200 Ibs. , each (18.00 ; half biirrulfl , JIU llw. , o ich iOW : ijuar- tcr barrulJi , f > J Ibs. , each li.W ) ; eighth barrela , 23 Ibs. . each . . Oir.s Prime lard oil ( winter strained ) . 5lc ; extra lard oil ( winter strained ) , lilu ; extra No. I Iitrd oil. 4Ic ; No. 1 lard oil , IClc ; No. 2 lard oil , We : pure neat's foot oil. 470 ; pure tallow oil , I'lCKI.KI ) llBBP TONOUKS-Ilbls , IJJ.01 ; lltlf bbls. , 1'JO ' Ibs , , 4I1.M ; quarter bbls. , M Ibs. . W.5J ; eighth bbls. , 2t Ibs. , tl.uu. MWKBT I'lUKLKDSl'AitBUliiS Tierces , 810 Ibs. , JU.Ml : barrois , M ) IDs. , S.O.OO ; ! 5 burrola , 10U Ibs. , $ \5. I < Aiti-Compouud ) , per lb , . tierce b.isls , B.'ie ; pure leaf , per lb. tleico hauls , 8c ; puiolard. jiurlb. iluivu basis , Hu : kettle renduied leaf lard , per lb , tlorco busts , Ulic. , Ili/TTUHt.Ni : Creamery , per lb , lOHc : choice dairy , per lb , 17'Jc ; ilairy , pcrlb , 13'Jc. Swmr : I'lUKLKti MHATS Hams , tierces , flic ? ; sliouldois ( N. V. cut ) tlerou , O' o ; bullies tierces , U'Sc ' ; California ham , tierces , G c , bt'cf ham , bbls. , 3ia. > U. HKX EmutT oi' HEKF 1-oz. Jars , 1 , 3 or C do/uri In a box , tkiUpordiu. ; 2-oi. Jars , 1 , 2 or.'I dozun Iu a box , $1,20 ; 4ojars , 1 01 2doz. lit a bo.v , 87.7."i ; 8-o/ . jars , 1 doIn a bo.x , JU.M ; 10- oz. Jars , ! i doz. In a box , J7.ua. I'Bi'TosiXBU KxTKACTOt' Itnr.f-1-oz. Jars , l , II or 0 doIn a box , $ ; i2i ; 2-oz. jars , 1.2 or II doz. In n box , tl.'ia ; 4-oz. Jats. I or 2 doz. In a box. J7.7. > ; 8-oz. Jars , 1 doIn a box , SI4.f > j ; Iti-oz , jars , ! 5 doz. In a box. J27.C.O. Ciinncd Dlcatn. Dry Ooufls. HEAVY HHOWN COTTONS Atltintle A , 74e ! ; Atlantic II , flSc ! : Atlnntiu I ) , OJic ; Atlantic 1' . Oo : Aurora U , " > o ; Huek's head , ti' c ; Cabot W , 0ie ! ! DarlliiKton. 0ic ? ; banner's No. 1 , ' , 4Hc. lir.KACHED COTTONS Herklev cambric. No. 00. UUc ; Host Yet , OVJej llliieKstoiio AA , T9 c ; Hutter Ulnth XX , 4'e : Cabot , 7 ? e : DwlRlit Anchor , ! ) u ; Dlamoiio W shrunk , 0ic ! : Kllorton W H , 71ic. 1'iNi : Ititow.v COTTONS Atlantic , LL , fie ; Au rora II , fi' u : Aurora H , CJic ; Arrow Ilrand , Cc : Atlas O M II , 7'Je ; Chlc.isaw A H. Gi'.c ; Clieeso Cloth , lo : Clifton KP , 5' c ; I'epporcll U , U'ic ' ; 1'apporoll K. 40-Inch , 7u : LunK'lon G 13. Uc ; C.ist , Iron , 74C. HDENIMS Net Ainoskeajr , 0 oz. , lOMc ; York , Camlet. I2o : Kverott , standard , I"i5c ; An- clever , ilia ; Forest H. 0. , Kite : Haymakers , 7Hc ; Old \'ork , XX. 10'Jo ; Old Vork. XXX , llite : Lawrence , 250. lle : Lawrcncn. 2ai,131Jc ; Liiwroncc , I ) oz. , IVAa ; fancy stripes and checks Wo : Utica Nonpareil. llic ! ; Hosnllnd , 8Mo ; Second to None , O' e ; 'Irurup Card , 7 . 5c. I'ni.NTS Funeles Kduystonc , do : Windsor , Oc : Ilatnllton , do ; Steel Itlvcr , fiiic ; Utimitpo , 4cs St. Le or. fiiJc. Shlrtlnscs Jlartha Wa-ili- ItiKton. tc ; Allen,4c : Alurrlninc , J'/Jci Turkey reds Fountain. Cc : Garner , GJJc ; OreUolu , Si'ic : Hcrlln. Vic. WiOANS Not Thistle. 7Jic ; Red Cross , 7c : Out-Own , ! R . , COLORED OAMiiincs Crown , 4J5e : Red Star. 4VJc : Slitiwmut , 4i5o. Rolled Clover , 5io ? ; Slater. Gyc ; high colors , le extra. CHASH Statcns' II. 10iii.6J4o : Stevens' I ) , 18-ln. , 'ic : Stevens' A. 10-ln. . 7Uo ; Stevens' I' , IS-ln. , 8u ; Stevens' M , 18-ln. , Bo ; Slovens' N , 2J- ln. . Oo : Stevens'NN , ! S-In. . Wo ; Stevens'SHT. 20-ln. , l-'o : blunuhud , lo extra ; Snowlluko , per ct. lb. . ISite : Iloone , pr. et , lb. , 14o ; Peerless , 07 tolls , pefcase , $7.50. > ? tv , i itpiiiail. Juytu. SIIIKTINOS AND I'ILLOWINO CASINOS Rrown. Nut. I'oppuroll. 43-ln. , lOiJc ; Popnoroti , fe-4 , 18o ; I'eiiuoiull , 0-4 , 20o ; 1'oppcrell , 1U-4 , I'-i'/io ; lloston. 5-4,12 o : Hoston , b-J , 2Jc ; Uoston , IM , 225e ! ; Hoston , 10-1 , 25c ; Utlcu , 48-ln. , 13o ; Utica , flS-ln. , 17 e ; Utica , 7B-ln , , 24n ; Utica , hO-ln.'JCo ; 22'c ; lloston , 0-4 , 2Jc ; lloston" , 10-1 , 2/o ' ; Utica. 8-1 , 24c ; Utiea , ! l-4 , L'Oe ; Utica , II , 28'/ie. Illcacliod Cottons Kiirtnors' ( Jholce , o ; First Call , 55io ; Kltchvlllc , 7c : Krultof the Loom. 8 0 ; Homo lltin. 7 o ; Hill Humpor Idem , 8ljc ; Harvest , Oe ; Hope , 734C ; llonsokeeper , 8Ho ; Kins I'hllllpcatrjirlc.l./Jc ; LaiiKdon G II , Va : LonsimlP , Hiioi Lonsdalo cambric , lO o ; Now York Mills , 11e ! ; Oak i.awn , 7c ; Pride of Laundry , 6'ic ; Warwick , dross , 8)40 ) ; Lancaster , Ko : Glenalro. b'ie ' ; \Vhltvnton , clross , 8 ? c ; York Vitvoiltn , dross , 8u ; OAloutta , dress , tu ) : Normundle , dross , 8c ; Lulccslor. Ue. I'lti.NTa-lndlso Blno-Net - Martha Wnsh- inittuii , Ra ; Amorloun , & > 4a : Arnold. 5 , ' c ; Ar nold 11. lonttolotnOWobtlfel A , ll'/Jc : Amana A , lU5c ; Gold Ticket. 10o ; Hamilton , f.iSo ; Alien Pinks , 80 ; Allen Uhumbriiy.fio ; Gloticcs- ter. n'ic. ' WAIH- Not llibb. colored , 2H5o ; lllbb. white , 18iJo : Peerless , colored , 2U5o ; Peerless , white , iSlio ; Rockford - ford , colored , 22c ; Hockford , wiiltc. Wo : COIIRBT JKANS Not , AndroscoBKlu. 7Jio : Amor can. THe : lloston. 7J4'o ; lllddeford , 04'o ? ! Norfolk. n ? c : Kockport. OJic. GismiAMS-AmoslioaB , 7 o : Amoskoac. dress. 8Hv ; Hates. 0' Stark. Ill oz. , IMic , SiuiiTiNn , CIIECKR Invincible , r > ! Jo ; Klor- OIICL' , Bijo ; Crawford , 80 ; Otis. She ; 1'ark , 100'p , 15o : Caludouiu X , Oljc ; Caledonia XX , lO'/ic. ' OIIKVOITB AVInncconnot , 7c ! : Whlttcnton , Stater. So : Amoskeap , sttlpes. hjjo : Anioskeatr. iilulilsUiic ; Si < a Island. HK'f'd , 12ic ! ; Sea Isle llk'fd. 12ijo : Kdlnburp. Oo. TICKIMIS Ouklutid. A. 0c ! ; Oakland. O,7e ; AmosUoiir. A 0 A , Wto ; Ilurwlek , bk'f'd HII- dls. UM fiinoy. 0ic. ! HATTS Ilco U7 rolls In hale , 11.73 ; Mohawk , .YMb bale , percent lb , 10io. ! Rlppor , 50-lb bale , per cent lb , 11 ! } . Rockfotd. No. if , per cent lb. r.'lio. Ilorwyn DlnKonul , 18o. SprltiB- tlold , 12Uc. CUTTOXAIIKR York Nankin , 10je ! ; Everett , 8- oz. ihc ; EtKln , g-oz. Ibc ; Flat Rook , 8-or , ll-o ; Lowlston , 10-oz. ! MHo : Muplo Hill , I5o : Wubasb , 15e ; Corksurow casslmure,2-'Hc. llurilwnro. IlEii.s-LlKht ; brass. Imnd , dm. 70o ; P. 8. < t \V. , ills , 4'juj Kentucky cow , 70 per conl dis count. HI.OCKR Stanley Rule and Level company's mnv llHt , Me. Ilot/ra-l'utontdoor bolts , Ivcs * . ds. ! M-lOo ; lliiACKS-Q. 9. linens , dl , 40-10c. lliiAUKCTb-rinlnsliulf , Japanned , dls , 60-10o ; fancy shelf Tuscan , bronzed , ills , OOc. llurrs llraxs. wrouKlit , ill * , 70cj loose pin cast , ills , 70o ; loose pin , Japunnod , dls. Co-io- ipo ; loose pins. Japanned , wrought , dls , 03o. \\rouRlit Iruii Narrow ( ant jolni. ll ht nar row fast joint , broad fast Joint , broad loose Joint , table biittu , back llnps. oto. , recillar In- fclilu 1 1 Ind. llBht Inside blind , wroiuht lee o pin. llvht loose pin , 70 per cents spring and Lank butts , Goer , I5oClark ; blind butts , 75- ICo. ICo.OARTKHS lloJ , SOci plato and shallow sock- ts , fCc. 4 iJiiAiN Trace , OSJ-IO-S , nor pair. not. 40o : trace , Ct { Aniorloan. per ualr. not , i'lo : Uurmau halter cutUu , lint of December 31 , Wl , ilU , 50- lUo ; Amurlcuu lialtur otiulu , lut of December 01 , 1M ( RO-lOci German cell chain , list of Do cornbor 'II , lf > SI , W-lOci Iron Jaok chain , OJoi brass jack chain , COo , UIIALK White , per grois , Me ; blue , per gross , (1,01. COCKH , IliiAss RICK , now list , July Itf , 1RSO , dU , Klobe. now list. July 10. IBM ) . Iliiuor cocks , now list , July 10 , 1M > 0. plain bibbs , now list. July in , 188) ) , nlo and bcor , now Hit , July 10 , l&MO , WO. * Con-Kn Mii.T.i-rnrl < or'i board nnd box , ills. COo ; American ICntcrprlAoMamifacturlngcom * patiy , Me. CoMl'ASSKS. DtvtliRiiii , KTC. Com passes , dls , CO-lOc ; dividers , dls , M-lOo : callipers , ills. Me. COIIN KNIVIM ANII CUTTF.IM imton'g , JJ.70 ; clean clipper , t.MVtulswortli ; , dls 2-)0 ; clip por..oo. . C'ltow IlAtts Cast steel , per IU 4 : > ot tcol poltils , 4c. | ( Ctm.Kiiv John Husscll Cutlery company's not list : Dooit LOCKS. ETC. List prices as revised December : i9 , I8'0 ' , less MCT.lu . per cent ! I'nd- locks Russell .V Irwln , Jlallory.Vhcclcr fi Co. , Norwich Lock Miuiufiictiirlnz company , William Wllrox .V Co. . ni-w list , dls We. DIIAWINO KNIVES P. S. W. Co. , dls TOcj ad justable , dls 20c. FOURS Hay , imuinro and snadlnj ? , ills CO-10- lOo : plated. A I , Rognrs tt Ilros , & ) c. FiiuiTS AND JEM.V PIIK NES Enterprise Man ufacturing company , dls 2Jo. Fitv I'AMt-Itiirnlsh list as follows , dls 70o ; Nos. 0 , pnrdoei.K ( ) ! I. J.1.73 ; 2. H.'JSt ! l. J4.75 ; 4 , ! 3Bi ! 5 , JO.K ) ; 0. $7.0 ; 7 , * ' . > : Acmr. ills C"c. Ditlt.r.s AMI Dittt.i. STOCKS Miller's Falls. broat. e.ich JI.OO , dig Mo. Koil llFATKits Dover , per iloz , J1.50 ; Ad- vaticc , $1.2. ' ) . FAUCETS I'm ry patent petroleum , dls 0 ; Enterprise , Bulf-mOiisurliiK , per dotM.W dls 2. > ci Victor sclf-moasiirlng , per doz , WU.UO , ills 2 , " > c. c.I'RM.on I'r.ATBs Dls Oe. Fif.Bs lluavcr and DIsston's , dlsCO-10 ; horse rasps. Hollar Itros. , ds ! 0. Or.un I'OTS Tin and i'iiamolo'1. dls 2. ) , HAMMRim Maydolo , dls2.iuMttgnetlo ; tacks , No. 10 , tl.OO ! Atha. dlsSOo. Krtilts. SWKRT I'OTATOBS Per II ) , lie. CitAii Ai'i't.ES Per bbl , $ J.MW.OO. ( ( C'ANTAt.OUI'lIS Per do/ . JI.O'KSI.2. " ) . I'nACiiBS C'allfornl.'i Crawfords. sliiftlo case lots , JI.'J. ' . ; ton case lots , $ I.IU ; Michigan , per b isket , ( Wo. OH\PBS Homo prown , in-lb baskets , 3 , " > a ; 2'i-lb baskets lots , aoj&r.'o ; Muscat , per crate , $1.0X21.7.1 ; Koso Poru. f l.'L19l.a9. 1'KAits Oallfornl.i Ilartlctt , $2.73 ; other Cal ifornia Varieties. J2.2.va2..W. I'MJMS California , pros and Hungarian prunes. JI.W ) ; Gorman prunes , $1 35. Ai'i'i.EB-ror bbl. tiivasfiO. OIIANIIUS Per box. Imported. } 0.50. WATF.HMito.vs : Fanev , crated. IWJlSc. LKMO.VS Per box , $0.00 ; fancy Maori. ! S.OO. IIANANAR POP bi.ucli , R.OOtt'.SO for good ahlppltiK stock , CltANiiuuitlKS Oapo Oed , per bbl , * 9.0010.00 ; Wisconsin Hell and HiiRle , per bbl. , M.73. Flour. Omaha MIllliiR fompany. Reliance. Patent , t2.W ! ; Invltiflblo. Piitcnt. H2.M ; Lone Star. Su perlative , J2.50 ; Snuwllake , $ , ' .10 ; Fancy Fam ily. $2.01 II. T. Davis Mill company. No 1 and Cream High Patent , $ J.65 ; llluo I ) , and Red F. . S2.0J ; Llonnnd IlawKnvc , $ -.40 ; Royal No. 10 , Spe cial Patent. $ .1.0) ) ; Minnesota and Dakota. Patent , J2.00 ; Kansas Hard Wheat , Patent. $2.W ( : Nebraska Straights , I2.M. S. F. Oilman's Gold Metal. JJ.80 ; Snow White , fZfl'i ; Snowlluko , $ MO ; low grade. tl.lW ; Queen of the Pantrv. { . ' . ! ) ( ) ; Minnesota Speculative , 12.80 ; bran , 13.bO ; chopped feed , 8.2.00. Ve ilullos. ; ) Tno following quotations represent the prices at wblch choice stock Is billed out on orders unless otherwise stated : ONIONS Homo grown , 403'Jo per bu. CEr.Eitv Per doz. , Iljc. TOMATOKS Per bu. , $ I.OJ. OAIIIIAOB Homo crown , lo perlb. 11EANS Na\-y , 8..5aa2.C3 ( per bu. PoTATOES Local growers are supplying the doninnd almost ixcluslvoly atavsa.10 per bu. SWEET POTATOES Jersey , to.50 per bbl. Country I'roiluce. Eons Market steady at 10IO'/ie. ' 1'oui/mv Market weak ; receipts llpht. About 1.110 outsldu on old fowls and chickens Is $2.73 and small chickens have sold as low as $2.00 and good sl/os at $2.50 ; good ducks , 8J.OD. HUTTEii The best country butter , good enough for city trade , sells at 13AlCe ; packers' stock , Il < ai2c. ymrs OFJCIIK xoitTiiirissT. Nobrnsica. Horton & Dawson of Unadilla have lost 100 head of blooded hogs in the past two weeks from nasal catarrh. Five well known Harvard citizens can thank their lucky stars thut they nro in the laud of the llvinp. Whllo crossing tno Elkhorn - horn tracks in a buggy M. V. Corri. T. II. Bennett , O. A. Horsog. W. T. Perry and H. C. Brown wove strucic by a cur. The bugfe'y was demolished , but all the occupants escaped injury except Mr. Perry , who was slightly bruised. The Httlo daughter of Harvey Branhard of Furnas county got a bean In ono of her oars. It became : really swollen from tbo moisture nnd the child suffered great agony until re lieved by a surgical operation , which was necessary for the removal of the bean. Wahoo schools started the school year with 053 pupils and fifteen teachers. Louis Lightninc of Geneva has started for Central America on a bicycle , Ho expects to engage in missionary work. In the absence of tholr pastor thoCongro- gatlonalists of Aurora selected a lady mem ber to read the sermon on Sunday. Whllo nn old man and his wife were cross ing a bridge near Auburn , their team became - came frightened by n train and plunged off the bridge into the creek fifteen feet bolow. Strange to say , no damage resulted. Hugh Lyou , a farmer living flvo miles from Unadilla , was bitten by u rattlesnake , but his Ufa was saved by prompt medical attendance. The Grand Island Times has been closed on a chattel mortcape. Blon Cole , its editor , claims to have sunk $3,8UO In the enterprise. A man calling himself "Rev. C. ( I. Scott" wont from Friend to Palmyra us a candidate for the pastorate of the Baptist church. Ho preached several sermons ana created a favorable Impression , Ho borrowed of Mr. II. O. McCart about $80 worth of mactlo lan tern slides for the purpose of illustrating a Iccturo which ho proposed giving. Ho disap peared shortly afterwards , taking the slides with him. Part of them wore found to have boon loft as security for a hotel bill at Grand Island and the balance were recovered from the rooms ot the Young Men's Christian association In that city. Leo Hall , n lJ-ycar-old ! Bayard boy , was thrown ever the head of a bucking broncho and sustained a compound fracture of the loft shoulder. Miss Estella Wisncr , living In MoPherson county , had a narrow escape from drowning In tno Dismal last week. Wishing to cross tno stream to got some plums she mounted a horse nnd started to ford the stream , mak ing tbo trip iu safety until tbo north bank was reached , whore , the bank being steep and slippeiy , thohorso missed his footing and fell upon her , both Iving in the water. The horse struggled to his feet and made a mad rush for the bank again , she clinging to him , her foot having become fastened In the stir rup , when ho again slipped ana fell with her In tbo water In the same position a& before. Her brother , E. E. Wlsner , had rcauncd her by this time , and. releasing nor , carried her upon the bank. She sustained no injury be yond the wetting midscaro. Imva. Thnro nro119 chlldrnn In the Davenport Orphans' homo. Pearls nro being fished out of Coon river near Lake City. Colored voters of ICookuk have organized a Lincoln Republican club. Chaplain C. F. Williams of the Fort Madi son penitentiary has resigned. Over BOO hogs were exhibited at the state fair , every known bread being represented. Ole Jackson , a doKortor from the regular army , has been captured on a farm in O'Brien county. The little child of Charles H. Graham of Ida Grove was run ever by a wagon loaded with hay ami seriously injured. Lyons business men , who nro interested in having the high bridge there pay them divi dends , have formed a combine and will not bay produce from Illinois growers If it comes to the city by the ferryboat instead of tbo bridgo. A man selling patent collar and cuff irons for $ 0 , getting $ 'j down and a written con tract for the balance , worked the housekeep ers in the northeast part of Dos Moinos. No delivery has been made yet , und probably never will bo. A farmer near Waterloo owns a calf that Is quiet a freak. It has a perfectly farmed body except that from the shoulders two heads grow. Each head Is perfectly shaped and the two necks are of equal length , The animal Is not over three inches iu length. At the republican convention of the Fif teenth senatorial district hem at ICnoxvlllo J , 1C , Cathcart , a Union county farmer , was nominated , At Audubon two show fakirs were fined 125 and costs and made to disgorge fans which they had swindled some of the deni zens of tbut town out of. Life is almost a ImrJeu for L. K. Walker < ffjree liftle kilferissoiled Hjeir Gli Vid didn't ' kipWlj&t to do ; fill aJWise old friend 1' * W\er/se \ / lillle kitten , washed % ir Quickx | v nis = T- / * TVere as brigtyexr d soft SvS MK.FAIRBANK& Co. CHICAGO. The Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use in the World. Instantly stops the most excruciating pilns ; never falls to giro case to the snITorcr ; .1 fuT applications net llko mnxlc , causing the pnln to Instantly ntop. A Cure for all Bowel Complaints. Internally tnken In doses of from thirty to sixty drops In half a tumbler of water will euro In n few min utes Cramps , Spanun. Sour Stomach , Colic , Flatulence , Heartburn , Languor , Fainting Spells , CI10LRUA OHI1IJS , DIAH ItllOKADYSBNTKUV. Sick Huidiche , N.iuioi , Vomiting Noryoiunajj , dluaploiinou Malaria , nnd all Internal pains arising from chan o of diet or water or othorcausoj. 60 Cents a Bottlo. SoU by Druggists. of Princeton , Scott county. At the present term of court in JJnvonport ho is being sued for alimony Dy his divorced wife and his latest wife also sues for a divorce. J. A. Lyons , auditor of state , Is after the "Ono Year Benefit Association of Boston , " represented in Iowa by Dr. F. Wallace Abbott of Taunton , Mass. , who Is attempting to or ganize local circles of Uio order. Ho has been stopped by Mr. Lyons because the associa tion has never received any authority to do business in Iowa. David Kaeger was thrown into Jail at Davenport for drunkenness nnd while in his cell sovoral'companions robbed him of $300 in paper money which , he had secreted in his underclothing. Only J73 of the amount was recovered , the ether prisoners after finding they were detected wantonly destroying the the balance. DoWitt's Little fc'ariy Risers ; host little pills for dyspepsia , pour stomach , badbroatb.7 i Significance of Dummy Clocks. Now York World : There are few who 1mvo not scon the ordinary sign of u jott'olcran immense irritation of a watch hanging ever the front of the store. ( r But it is safe toSay , that the number who have detocte'd anything curious in those small sipns is very , very small. At 8:18 : p. m. otiApril , 14 , 1805 , Abra- nam Lincoln was.assassinatod in Ford's theater , Washington , by John Wilicos Booth Since that fatal night every ono of these watch sitfns that has gone from the factory of the only man who makes them has shown the hour of 8:18. : The man in question says : I was then working on a sign for Jeweler Adams , who kept a store on Broadway across the street from Stewart's. Ho came running in while I was at work ana told mo the news. "Paint those hands at the hour Lincoln was shot , that the deed may never be forgotten , " ho said , point ing to the sign I was making for him. I did so. Since then every watch sign that has gone out of hero has boon let tered the sumo as that ono. No gripping , no nausea , no pain when DoWitt's Little Early Risers are taken Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. A Woman with a Distinct Power , Mrs. John Winston , an Indianapolis woman , has received an onaowment that gives her advantages ever her sisters - tors which cannot bo calculated. She has a voice with an echo , and when she speaks to her husband or children , .what she says is repeated three or four times The power of a curtain lecture repeated three or four times with a single effort , when delivered at 2 o'clock in the morn ing , must bo apparent. A man would either reform or take to the woods. And what supariorlty Mrs. Win ston must feel at a sowing circle when her turn at the. neighborhood gossip comes. For a woman to have the equiv alent of four tongues is certainly a rare advantage over her sistorswho have but ono , if it is hu.ne : in the middle. The IjiUest Conundrum. Wny is Ilaller's Sursapanlla nnd Burdock llko the most popular soap of the day. Because they both cleanse tbo skin and leave It both soft and velvoty. A Curious Sentence. The following curious sentence , "Sator aropo tenet opera rotar" is pretty bad Latin , but may bo freely translated : "I cease from ray work ; the eowor will wear away his wheels. " It has those peculiarities : First It spoils backward and forward the samo. Second The first letter of each word spoils the llrst word. Third The second letter of each word spells the second word , and so on with the third , fourtland , Hfth. Fourth The tlasb letters , road back ward , spell the fjj'st word ; the next to the last , the eijf.ond word , and so on throughout. na Fifth Thoronro _ just as many letters in each word a tTToro are words. Rheumatism is caused by a poisonous acid In the blood nnd yields to Ayor's ' Pills. Many cases which seonrchronic and hopeless , have been completely cu eJ by this medicine. It will cost but iittlo to try what effect the Pills may have In your case. Wo predict success. TIio 1'olks. The undortak'6)1 who furnished Mrs. Folk's coffin perlprinod the siuno service for President ' 4iftlk forty-throe years ago. The caskoti < wns of what undertak ers call the "mpharoh" style , which is reserved for "state occasions. " It vyns of rod cedar , with copper linings and silver trimmings , supported by Norman columns covered with black broadcloth. It is said that President Folk's will will bo declared void by the courts , which will thus defeat his intention of entail ing hla property on his innlo heirs for ever , in ease the will Is broken the property will go to the children of Col onel M. T. Polk , representing his brother , Marshall Polk ; the children of Ills brother. Colonel William Polk , who reside in Now York and North Carolina lina ; the children of his nlstor , Mrs. Walker , living In Columbia , Tonn. , and of his sister , Mrs , Richmond , residing in West Tennessee. Oust how nn alterative medicine cleanses the sytiom is an open Question ; but that " Aysr's Sarsaparlllu docs "produce a radical change in the blood is well attested on ull sides. It is evorvwtioru considered the best remedy lor blood disorder * . Salutations. The Jews said ' 'shalum" peace. The Greeks , "ehairo" bo glad. The Rom ans , "valo" and "salvo1' bo strong and bo healthy. The Genoese said "Sninto o guadagno" health and gain. The Ne apolitans , "Crescoto in sanita' ' grow in pioty. The Russians say "rab vash" your slave , and "kholop vash" your serf. The French say "Comment vous portoz-vousV" how do you carry your- solf'r1 The Germans , ' 'Wio gehtsV" how goes it ? "Lioben sio wohl" live well. The Italians , "Como staj" ' how do you stand ? The Chinese , "How is your stomachV" The Egyptians. "How do swoat'i" ' The "How you English , do you do ? " The Yankees , "How dy"r" ' o- Agate bearing scales , colToa milli with fee power , grocers refrigerators , butter coolers catalogue of Borden & Bollock Co. , Chicago. Take on a Proper Name. Now York Sun : "Oh , girly girls , with sunny curls , and eyes blue as the kies , and lots of lovely things the pool i ngs , say , won't you , just the same , a ko on a proper name , and drop , kor- flop , Bessie and Essio. and Mattie and Hattie , nnd Sallie and Lallio , and Mollie and Pollio , and Jennie and Konnlo , and Lizzie and Izzio , and Maggie and Aggie , and Lottio and Dottle , and Annioand Fannie , and Ettioand Holtio , and Gertie and Fiirtio , and Gracie and Macio , and Cassio nnd Lussle , ' and Bot- tie and Nettie , and Rottio and Pottio , and FJossio and Bessie , and Winnie and Minnie , and so at length ? May the gods give us strength never to call you by thcso namoj at all ! Oh , girly girls , with sunny curls , etc. " "A stitch in time saves nine , " and if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla now It may save months of future possible sickness. A ! \ew There is a girl ton years old near Pittsburg1 , Ponn. , who speaks in a language only of her own invention , though she roads and understands Eng lish. The single person who can trans late the peculiar tongue is nn older sister. A portion of her vocabulary is as follows : "Chy-chy-kyk , " a colt ; "sola , " angry ; "phatotaplonsuro or fun ; "tooky , tuba , " a strong rope ; "meli. " mamma ; "boloh , " papa ; "popo tikoa , " to swing to and fro. Certain philologists a-obtudying this now speech with the hope of discovering sorao facts us to the origin of languugo. Small in size , great iu resultt ; DoWitt's Little Enrlv Risers. Best pill for constipa tion , best for sick headache , best , for sour stomach. The ColTee Crop. The annual coffee crop of the wo rile is estimated at ever 11,000,000,000 pounds , worth at first hands $1:13,000,000. : This enormous quantity is grown on islands between the parallels of 30 ° . north , and 30 ° south latitude , mainly in British India and the neighboring islands , in Liberia and ether parts of Africa , in the West Intlos , Mexico , Central America and Brazil. The domestic consumption of the United States amounts to 501,132- 100 pounds , which is valued hero at $71- 1-10,000 , and of which ! )0 ) ] > or cent comes from countries geographically belonging to this continent. Do Witt's Little Early Uisors , bostpilU The longest bridge ncross the Danube is ] ,000 foot in length , the Waterloo bridge ever the Tlmmos is 1,210 foot , the Westminster bridge ever the Thiunos is 1,220 foot , the Saratov bridpo ncross the V olgn is 'l,772.foot , and the Freiburg in Switzerland 1,095 foot. Ono-lmlf million dollars is to bo expended in improving nnd extending the approaches to the Brooklyn bridge on the Now York side. Iu usefulness it oxccods thorn nil. DoWltt'a Little Early Uisore for the Hvor A Flower ol' Many Colors. A wonJorful ilowor has boon discov ered on the isthmus of Tohauntopoc. Its chief peculiarity is the habit of chang ing Its colors during the night. In the morning it is white , when the sun is at its zenith it is rod , and at night it is bluo. The red , white and blue Ilowor grows on a tree about the size of a guava tree , and only at noon does it glvo out any perfume. DoWitt's Little Early Itisers ; only pill to euro sick hoaductio and regumto the liecols. Good Jim Shonl boasts of the biggest loot in Putnam county , Florida. It is fourteen and ono-half Inches long and requires a No. 17 shoo. Ho never were a pair of storo-bought fclioos. For Schlltz beer apply to tt. ft. Grotto JOHN A , MC3HANE. HUNKO CoMIIOK McShane & Condon , INVESTMENT BANKERS , 300 & 13th St. , First National Danlt BulU Ing , Omaha , Nob. Real In utoclci , bomli , aoojrllloi , contnircUl p > per , uto. Nujotlattt loan * u.t I lurarJl Om'ii rn eitatu. Short tlmo loan * , on bank dock , or oU pprutcil collateral luciull ) OMAHA Manufacturers' ! DIRECTORY HAGS AND T WINKS. Bemis Omaha Bag Oo , Importers nn < l Manuf.ic- twreri. Flour Sicks llurlnps ami Twine , BICYCLES. A. II. PorriTo & Oo. M , 0 , Daxon , HH1 ( Dodge Strojt nicrcloi cold on monthlr payment * . Sonil tor our cntiloguo nnil prices. 1 < W < Karnini st , , Orrmh HOOK HINDERS awl STATIONERS Ackernian Brothers & Hointzo , Printers , binder * , cloetrntrpoM , blank booic manu facturer ! . 111(1 ( Howard utroot , Omnhn. CAIUtlAGES , JiUGGlXS , ETC. W. T , Seaman , Omahft's T.nrdcat Vurloty WAGONS AND C-MIUIARES. CAHPETS. CLOTHIXG. Omaha Oarpct Co , . Gilmore & Ruhl , Cnrnoln , oil. clotlu mit- tliiK' , cur'ntn Manufacturers nnd Kooih.oto . Wholoalo Clothlcri , 1511 Douglas etroot 1109 Hnrnor street. CIGARS. West & Pritscber , Mnniifnctures fine clsiu.i , Jobbers of leaf t.ib.icco. 1011 Karnam Slroot , COAL , COKE , ETC. CEMENT AXD LIME. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Meyer & Uro Uo A. nospo , Jr. , 'f's jeweler * , dealers In Pianos , Ortans , Artlttt * musical Instruments etc. , MnterlnN , Ktc , Karnani and Idtli. 1511 Douglas Street OYSTERS. Platt & Oo. , Oysters , Fish nnd Celery , .11 ! ) South 10th Bt David Cole .Mnniwor. OILS. Oonsjlidatod Tank Line Oo. Hcllncd nnd lubricating oIN , nxlo Krensu , etc. It. 11. Ituth , Mnnnxur. PROD UCE , COMMISSION. Ribbel & Smith , S-hroodsr & Oo , , Dealers In country prod Cauli liuycr ) butter nn1 uce , fruits , vegetable * , t'K'u'H , nnd Kene.al com * CU- . mlHiluu mercli.ints. CU1207 Howard Street. I'.l South llth Street. Robert Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo. , 1217 Howard Street. Produce , fruits of all Write for price * on but ter , CBKS poultry , and klndi , oysters , KU1I10. 13th ruul 11 unify Streets. Kirscbbraun & Sons , Jas. A. Olark& Oo. , llutter , chcoie , e ( g nutter , cges and poultry. poultry untl Kamo. 1209 Howard Street. CO'J South lilh Htrcct. Bates & Oo. , Country produce , fruits , YCKCtrMes , groccri1 spo- claltlei. teas , spices , ute. 1I7-41J S. llthSt. PAP Eli. RUUBKR GOODS Carpenter Paper Co , , Omaha Eubber Oo , , Curry n full stock of Manufacturers and Job printing , wrapping nnd bers all kinds rubber wrltltiR paper , cnnl pn- Kood * . | > r , etc. 1WO Tarnnin Street. SEEJJH Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes , Seed Krowcn , rto.ilors In Stoves repair * of all kinds gunlcn , Krnss , grain and Cookn and Heaters tree seetls. for nlo. 421-421 South IStli. 1078. Mtli Street. SASIT , JJOOliS , JiLIXDS , ETO TEA , COFFEE , tSl'lUES. Consolidated Oofico Company , 1414 nnd 1IIU Ilnnioy St. , Omnlm , Neb. TO VS. JSIl.LlAliDS. H. Hardy Co. , ThoBrunswiok- Toys clolK n II ) urns , Balke-Oollonder Co. , fnnoy goodi , housofiir- Milliard merchandise. nl lilng goods , chllil- Million IKtnroi.r renN cnrrinKe * . 4U7 , 4WH. lUtlibtrout. 13I'J Kurnam Street. OnuUin. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED A. D. Boyer & Oo , , Hunter & Greoat g.K ) Kxchango UO lltrliiinio llulldlng , Bouth Umnlm , South Omnhn. Miss Ella Joseph loft yesterday for Loveland - land , Uolo. , wliero she will tcaoli In tha public schools durniB tbo coiniiiK your. OMAHA , NED. Nos. 108,110 and 1I2N. llthSt , TELEPHONE 1772. PROTECTED BY U. B. PATENT * . Manufacturers of Iron and Steel Ribbon Yard and Lawn Fences , also Farm , Stock , Park and Cemetery Fences. The cheapest , most arllstlo and durable fence In thfl market. Manufacturers'agents for Archi tectural Iron work of all kinds , and fort ha celebrated Buckthorn Steel Ribbon Wire. Call it Factory and tee tamplei. Stnil for Catiloguet and Prlcef , WANTED Total I UBI of CITIES , COUNTIES. SCHOOL w -a * m u Efiv DISTRICTS , WATER COMHAIIIEfl.BT. R.R.COMPANIES , ta Corr il > on'1fnco sollclttij. H.W.HARRIS acOMPAHV BankerSi KH-iflS Dearborn ntroet , CHICAGO- IS Wa'l Street. NEW YOltK * 70ttUt Ot-UOIiTOU.