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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEIipMONDAY , OOTOBEll 2n , 1801 ,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW ,
Discount Ea y During tbo Past Week
But Without Demand.
SELLING PRCE : OF EAGLES REDUCED ,
Inactivity I'rcvnlloil on tlio Stock
Kxalmnim UiecriiiK liulic.ttlonn
ol' ii I'll t uro Ulna Situation
In Hinlii. |
LONDON' , Oct , S.V During tlio pait wcolt
discount wa easy lint ) inonoy plentiful , but
without ( Icimirul , tlio quotations boltiK -
nor cent for tlirco months , and 1 per cent for
short. Tlio Ucclliiu in rate" has revived Iho
do in a nil for o.vport sold , and tnoro Is a rumor
of remittances ( jolng to America and the
coiilliicnt. Thu Hank of England directors
apparently iiltnch no importance to the
iluinand , suelnK that tlioy have inado a
further reduction In the iCllltiK price of
eagles.
A shipment of . { 100,000 in gold from Urazil
Is duo hero on November U , which , wltn the
i'iiUO.OOU commit from Australia , promisci to
liccii the market easy to meet any probable
drain to America. The payment yesterday
of iM.'MVWO in treasury bills' itddeu to Iho
HoatliiB supplies. Silver w as wcitlt. The low
ir.unuy rates In India restrict Iho demand for
remittances and continental liKinlry Is also
limited. Ktipcc paper fell one-fourth of 1 per
cent on Urn week.
Inactivity prevailed on the Slock ex-
change. There was no marked movement of
prices In mi > department. American rail
way securities presented the best market
throughout the week , thouuii even hero
operations lacked vitality and wcro inactive.
Tlio dominant tendency to sell Is the most
chi'crliiK Indication of a future advance ,
there Ijclnu a readiness In Now York to take
nil stock offered. Dlvidcnd-paylm ; ilne.s con
tinued to bo llrnily held and especially the
Vatnlprtlltlincs. Toward the end of the WCCK
the renewal of reports that Russia was about
to prohibit the exportation of all cereals
helped to harden prices , in spite of the
slURRlil1 condition of business dealers are
conlldontof an early resumption of the up
ward movement. Opinions" differ , however ,
as to when It will set In.
Variations for the week In prices In
American railway securities Include the
following : Increases Atcliiion , Lane
Shore , \Vabasli debentures , Chesapeake
it Ohio , KHo seconds and Illinois
Central ono-luilf of 1 per cent each. St.
Paul common and Pennsylvania three-
fourths of 1 per cent each , Now York Cen
tral one-half of 1 per cent. Decreased Den
ver & Hlo llrando preferred , Northern
Pacific preferred , and Ohio & Mississippi
ordinary 1 per cent each ; Denver & Kio
Grande ordinary , and Norfolk & \Vestorn
preferred three-fourths of 1 per cent cacti ;
Louisville & Nashville , Now Yorit , Ontario
& Western , Union Pacilluand Wabash pre
ferred one-half of 1 per cent each. Canadian
railway securities were Hat. In foreign KOV-
uruiiiciit securities the principal features of
the week \vaa the sellliifr of Spanish bonds.
The Hnancial situation In Spain is regarded
with intense uneasiness.
The Hank of Suain , which has been trying
to obtain a gold loaa of 1,000,000 trom Paris
houses pot the promise of i'li.OOO.OOl ) while
the loans already procured from Rothschild
and the Hanquo Du Paydas and payable
early in 18ll ! are to bo continued. Ttoso ar
rangements ought to avert a cnis , but the
outlook is gloomy. The bad state of Spanish
trade aim the doubtful operation of the new
tariff regulations increases dollclts and the
depreciation of thonatlonal currency. combine
to embarrass finances. Spanish bonus , which
had dropped 's ' percent , recovered under the
prospect of an arrangement being innde , and
closed yesterday at ( ii. ( " < , u week's fall of 1'
per cent. In South American securities ,
Paraguayan lost ! l per cent , Uruguayan li per
cent ; Argentine 'J' ' . , ; Urazillan 1 4 percent ,
and Chilian one-half of I per cent. Mexican
railway was llrm ; firsts gained 1'4 ' per
cent and seconds one-fourth of 1 per cent.
The copper market was agitated. Kio Titito
fell 1'ij per cent on the week under the reopen
ing of the Anaconda mine and the fall In the
price of copper from JL'flO to .t'-lt per ton. The
tendency to bocorao rather bolter toward the
end of the market ' .hough h the general ex
pectancy that the price of the metal will settle
down at .IMP. Among miscellaneous securities
Commercial Cable has furlhor risen ( i per
cent , but Hell's ' Asbestos had lost ! per cent ,
and Eastman five-eights of 1 per cent.
Melville Kickus & Co. , announce the
Issue of 1S.OOO live pouad shares of the Herr
mann tlmuer company of Evansviile , lud.
Ifiivnnu Market Review.
HAVANA , Oct. So.-- Sugar has been quiet
during the week , both buyers and sellers
holding aloof. There Is llttlo stock.
MOI.ASHKS Si'nAii Regular to good polar
ization , S'.MSViC,1. : ! ! ' . , Kold per quintal ;
Muscovado , nominal : centrifugal , l to 1)0 )
degrees polarization in hogsheads , bags and
boxes , SC'-S" ' , ( : i.I".j. ' Stock In warehouses at
Havana and Mantnnzas , 'M boxes , -182,000 bags ,
und 11)0 ) hogsheads , liccclpts lor the week ,
lil ! ) bags. Kxports for the week , ' 100,000
bags and II ! hogsheads , of which 45,000 bags
nml all the hogsheads go to ttio United
States.
JUroX $11.75 polil per cwt.
Hi n nit Superior American , $28.00 gold
per quintal.
Fi.orit Slil.OO per barrel for American.
. | KHIII ; > HIIF : : $ CJ.)0 gold per quintal.
II \ -American sugar cured , $ ia.r 'J ' gold
per quintal for northern , and $10.00 fur
.
r.titi > - In kegs , $ ' .vr > gold per quintal ; In
tins , f l.1.1 ! ' . ' , .
l'oTATOKS-J.1.35 gold per bhl. for Ameri
can.
can.LiMiinii Nominal ,
SIIOOKS Nomliial.
HI ; NS Wliltu navy , f-j.no gold per quintal.
CiiKWi.NO Tomrco-- gold per quintal.
Hours Nominal.
I-'HEKIIITJ ! Nominal.
K.U'iiA.NOK Stead v.
SPANISH UOI.D t2aO'4'i ' (
On iliu Parln UOIII-HC.
PAIIIS , Oct. -During the past week
business on the bourse \\as Innotlvo and
prices wcro weak. There was a general
tendency to sell until vestordny when svmp-
toma of n Htrenuthoning of the market np-
ttcared. Tim week's declines Include : Three
IK-r cent rentes ! )5o ) ; Credit Koneler llf ; Hlo
Ulntoaif ; Dank of Franco ! ! 5f ; Suez Canal Uf.
The ne\V Hiibbliin loan Is quoted
nt I ' , per cunt discount. Iflo Tin to has rlbon
ii.V and Spanish -Is
oac-quart r of 1 per
cent above the olllcial close. The solo of
the Soeleto DCS Moteaux works has been
postponed till Decembers.
On the Merlin HOIII-HP.
Ilniu.iN , Oct. S3. Although the past wcok
was a qulot ono on the bourse , quotations
were welt maintained. Industrial aiut min
ing securities especially were bolter sup-
iwrted owing to the receipt of reports show
ing Improvement in the business of Hochu-
iner. Union , ICoenlg and Laura works. The
closing quotations oi Saturday Include the
following ; Prussian 4s , Utt.-IO ; Deutsche
Hank , lir.fiO ; Mexican Us , ( M1.T5 ; Hochumers ,
1SI : llarpcnurs , 1SI ; Uoubles , S13. 10 : short
pxchango on London ' . ' . >
, 'O.t. ! ; long cxchanijo on
London. SO.SiH , ; prlvnlo discount , a per cent.
On till ) I nuiUiiift lloiu-so.
KIUSKI-OIIT , Oct. S5. Prices generally
were steady on the bourse throughout the
wcok pi : > t. Itullan bonds closed Saturday
l SS.IlOj Portngueso bonds at 00.7.1 ; SpanUh
4s weak at ( Vl.tUJ ; Uusslan , UI.W ) ; short exchange -
change on London at J-'O.1..1 ! ! and private dls.
counts at a , percent. i
o.w.u/.i . \i.iitiiirs.
MuniN anil
BAi'pAiie fiiiHil.-id ! saiis.iKc , Tos llulnna ,
4c , blood nuiiHitKU , 4Lu ; liver ui. . * , , . . . .
4'iCi ' head . cheese , 4 iO | frcx pork
7c : . fresh pork
( bulk ) , tl'io ; Mucked pork HuustiKe. MJoi I'rank-
fnrt snusaKe , THoi uniDkeii hcml ciues.e | , in.o :
I'ollslisiin-cnoT'it'l Kiiubluuchi > ausuk'e , T'iei '
tniiKiiu Kaus.iKe , l > o.
KXTIIAIT Of IlKKr > . ( > / Jar * . 1. a or 0
iloien In u bi > \ , It'JA per iloz.t " * oJars. . J.X'ur : )
iloien In a box , W.SOj 4-u Jnr , t DI'iloz. . | , > a
l > ofi.T t KiiJar > . I ilui. In u box , ill.&O ; 10-
oz. JIII-H , > i ID/ | . In a t'O.\f7.uo.
I'cii'oxi/Ki ) KwiiAcroi1 llEt : > --l-/ jars , I ,
3nrildnz. In a box , fi' ; ; - ' < ! / . Jurs. I.VurUdoz.
In a box , fl.'JUi 4-uz. Jura , 1 tirViluIn a bov ,
K.T.Ij K-or. Jan * . 1 doz. In u bov , * 1I..VJ ; lU-nz ,
jars. > , ilnt In a buv. r.T.u ) ,
lll'Triiiu.M : - ( 'olid imeked In SO to CO lb tubs
rri'iiiiiorv , . , per lb , is o ; vboleu dulry , per lb ,
n't > i ilulry. | peril ) . lUit.1 ,
ManKKti MtATti-.SiKarourtHl-HiuiiB. II to 10
lb. nvorago. lOo : hums , ' . ' 0 lu U lb. uvuruKc ,
t ! c ; liuiui , 10 to lilb. avcrugc , lOHo ; Uuuib , b to
i.
0 111. nvoraRO 10' ' i'i * klnnoil
Imtii . lUci shonliloro. ii'ioi C'lillfiirnm ham ,
( pU'iilr ) , .c : I'luiir lirctiKfinl bucon. narrow
dtrips. ll'iPI Pli-ar broaUfaitliacDil.wlilcntrlps ,
rJUutl'uni'lcMshnins ' , O'JC ' ! slinrl splocd rnlls
Ihnin ronliitlc' . be : ilrfpil beuf linnis ( Pl.s ) .
7UC ! ilrlcd bci-f liisltlon mill kniick-
IDH , iocs dMcil beef liaiiii , ontshlo
plucn.s , fl'jct ' dried ln > of rostilar ( rlmlv. fi'ifj '
mnoki-d beuf loiiKia < HipcfdoMii < . * 7.0) ) ; spcolal
liaiiiN. lito 1Mb. uvi'mgr. H'tC : xiiccliil liono ;
It-si lirpukfiitl IIIICON , lioi ! ki'luult'd dried
href hams , Imldes and ktnli'llo , IDo ; hti *
lin'tL'il wlilijcliMir lircakfast bacnii. I2'ic. '
IHiV SAI.TBII AlK\TA > Hlioiillor < < , 5Uf. clear
bellies , 8'ii' .
KMOKKII MK.\TI Hry Silt Ciircd--llarnn
iiliort fli'iira , 8'joi ' bacon clour bullies , Uc :
bacon shoiilili'fi , li'ii1.
HAIIIIKI.KII I'OIIK AMI IlKur-Miort cut
ctnnr | > ork.tl3..Y ) : boiiulrss plK | nrk ) ( fimcvi ,
J.KOOs u.vlr.t iii < s bcof.f. . " > .7.'i ! iiiato bcuf , tr.wi !
extra pinto beef. * . . "i ) : extra funilly beef
( bonnlossl , tin.Wlj rolled beuf llioiiclcssl.
IIO.UOs niinp butts. f.i.OO. In lialf-barrols
oflOOlljft.1 Uliolco boiu-lc-is family beef , J.V fi ;
bonulcss rolled bcof. $ . . ' : o.xtra family plato
l'uVi'i-illKir : ! : Td.NdfKS-HbN. I..OJ ; linlf
libU. . 1W Ibs , , ill.'iUi iiintrlor bbK.
bills. , r. HH. . ji.wi. , , , . .
SWKKT I'll'Kr.KllHl'AIUi ItllH Tlor.'CS. . 11.1 ll ) . .
Jll..iibartels ; _ , lUllln. , t.O.OJ ; half barrels , 101) )
Oii-M-l'Mmo Inrd oil ( winter si mined.lie ) :
extra lard oil ( winter strained ) . -Hie ; extra
No. I lard oil. lie ; No. I lard oil. ICIif ! No. - ' lard
oil. , 'I.Vi extr.i NeatVfoot oil , tie ; pure Neat's-
fixit oil , 4ie ! : pnretalltnr oil , We.
IMill-Compound , peril ) . , tleree basis , iWcj
pure leiif. pi-r lb. tierce basis. "U'o ; pine lard ,
peril ) , tlnreo b.isls. 7 e : keltlo tendered leaf
lard , per lb. llerco basis , tl'ic. '
I'm I'nilK llniielesi It Is inado of tbo best
nils of elwlcn pljjs. Inn a brlirht. fresh color.
Itarrels. OTOlbi. each moOi half barrels , KM
Ibs. . oacli $ ' ) . ' < ) : quarter b.irroK M His. , each
fi.OO : nlshlli barrels , fti Ibs , each * . ' , ? : > .
SWKKT I'irKi.Kli MKATS llnini. Heroes. D'ic. '
.shoulders ( N. V. cut ) tlorecs , fie ; California
liam , UOICUM , O'ie. ' lieof liani. btilt. . fl'iUO.
Ciinncil MC.IIM.
I1' I our.
Omaha Milling company : Uo'lance ' , Patent ,
JJTO : Invincible , Patent. JAW ) : hone Star. Su-
porlatlve , IL'W ; giunvlluke , t..O ) ; I'ancy I'am-
lly. li.SJ.
U. T. Davis Mill company : No. 1 and Cream
IllKh Patent. I'.Ki ; Illno'It and ICed ! ' . fU.GO :
Lion and Iliiwlioye. . } A4U ; Itoyal No. II ) , Special
Patent. ? 1.00 ; Minnesota and Dakota. Patent.
fc''JJ ; Kansas Hard Wheat , Pa'.ont , J-.O ) ; Ne
braska Slr.iltfhts. { > . . * . i.
S. ! ' . ( illnuiifs Oold Medal , J.70 ; Snow While ,
f J 40 ; i-nowll.ike , W.OU : low irrado. * I. J ; Queen
of thu'l'antry. t-.SO ; Mlnnosola f-nperlatlvo ,
* 2.70i bran , J1J.OO : chopped feed. I . 'JU.
OnArr.a Homo iirown , ! ) ! ! > basket. STiu : 100
basket lots. l ! e : Museat , per crate. $ l. ' > ;
Tokay. fl.Wl.7S. (
( ! ANTAI.OIII'IS : Per do$1 03.
1'KACiiKlallfornlti ! free stone , slnslo case
lots. $ l.ii ! ; ten case lots , i'.l'J ' ' ; Michigan , per
basket. 'iJT iUc.
I'KAII ( Jallfornla varieties. JJ.aviM.i" : .
Ai'i'i.ES Per bbl. eliolee eulluv. t.MU.i'i. .
OiiANiK < 1'ur box , l-'iorluii , $ l. . " > j ; Louisiana.
JliK ) : Mexican , W.SO.
IjK.MONri Per box IWO , at $ T.M : . ' (0) ( ) ntfS.OD ;
fancy Maori , HUD.
UANANAS Per bunch. K.OO-.M for peed
shipping stock.
CitANUKitniKS Cape Cod , per bbl , $7.T.V1jW.OO.
The followlne notations represent tlio
prices at which choicestook Is billed out In
orders unless otherwise stated :
ONIONS Home crown , 4Uri'o ) per bu ,
I'lii.uuv I'er doiO4. : . " > e.
TOMATOKS Half bn. basket.for shlpplnjr."iOc.
( 'Aiiiitcn : Homo Brown , Me a bu.
ItUANS Navy , if-.M- ( . ' ) per bu.
I'OTATOKS Local tjrowers , tuu supplying tlio
DoiiKinil almost , exclusively at ! So Wu per bu.
HWKIJT I'OTATOUS Hoinu gtown , ' 'o per lb for
shipping.
Country I'rotluee.
Enns fi'cnoral inarKot steady at IOc.
I'ofi.Tiiv Very weak and Mow : srlnir ] )
chickens , JJ.TOTiiT. " ) ; old fowls oMiemely slow
lit J'.T.VS..OO.
IH'TTKH--l'ankln : : stool ; . lO'sWIle ' ; peed
country , ICJJlSc ; exlia choice country roll. 'M
WIe.
GAMI : Market weak o\t IniMo warm weather ;
prairie chickens. $ lM4.7r > : KIOIIMI , $4.tiOl.i'i ;
quail. SI.Mj leal ducks M.CO ; mallards S3.jO ©
il.TJ ; siuull ml.\eO , $ . ' . ( ) J@I. . " > 0.
Dry Oioods.
HIAVV Hnnw.v COTTONS Atlantic A , 74c ;
Atlantic II. ti'ic ' : Atlantic lliio ; Atlantic I' ,
lie : Aurora Uu ; lluek's head , liVe ; Cabot W.
li'i' . ' : DurlliiKton , OVe ; I'armer's No. I , ? , 4ie. !
Itr.UACiiKii COTTONS Iterkloy cambric. No.
IV ) . ! l'e ; Host Yut , Hic ! ; UlacKMono AA. 7.ie ;
llutler Cloth XX , 4'Jc ' ! Cabot. 71.io : DwlKht
Anchor. Ho ; IJlamono W shrunk , U'/ic ; Kllerton
WS,7'e. ;
KINK ItmnvN COTTONS-r-Allanllo lili , Cc ; Au
rora II , fi'ic ; Aurora It , ( Pie ; Arrow llrand , lie :
Atlas ON It. 7'ic ; Chleasaw A II , li'ie ' ; Uhee
Cloth , 4c ; Clifton I'l' , ri'.ie ; 1'uppurcll It , ( j'/v ;
I'epperell I40Inch , 7e : Ijitngdon U H. Uc ;
Cast Iron , 74C ,
DKNIMS Nut Aiiioskoas , 0 oj ; . , KiS'c ; York ,
Camlet. 1"c : Kvuretl , stundard , l-"io ; An-
dovur , lie ; 1'orust U C. , IV'jL1 : llaymalters ,
7io ! ; Old York , X.\ . lii'iu ' ; Old York. .XXX ,
ll8c ! ; Lawrence"lO , ll'fe ; Lawrence , SJJUiu | : :
Lawrence , 0 o * . , . " ' ! ; fimey stripes and
checks , lilu ; Uliea Nonpareil , ' ; Unsallnd ,
b'je ' ; Heconil lo None , ( i'ie ' ; 'I'riiinii I/mil. ' , Se.
I'm NTS I'ancles Kduy lone , lie : Windsor ,
lie ; Hamilton , Ho ; tftccl Klviir. " > ' , : e ; llumapo ,
4ej St. I.eser , fi'ie. Slilrtlims Marthu Wnsh-
InKtoii. 4c ; Allen , Ic ; Mcrrlmac.I'je ' ; Turkey
udsl'oiiiitaln , lie ; ( Jittner , ii ! > c ; Ctellold ,
SUu ; llcrllu. U'ic. '
WKIANS Net ThKUe , T e ; Hod Cross , 7o :
OurOwn , 7ie. !
Coi.oiiKlil'AMiuiics Crown , 4'io ; Itcd S-tar.
41ie ; Shawiniit. 4'ic. ! Holietl Clover , 5'ie ;
SlutiT. 'i'ie ' ' ; hlKb colors le e.vtra.
CliAsii-Me\cns' II , lli-ln , .Vje ; Slovens' 1) ) ,
ls-ln.tii4e ; htuvens' A. lJ-In. ( . 7'-te ; Stevens' I' ,
18-In. , Be ; titovnns' .M , IS-ln. , Ue ; blovens' N , ' . ' 0-
ln. , lie ; Slovens' NN. K-ln. ! . lOe ; Stevens' HUT.
' 'J-ln. , K'e ; bleached , lu exlrai Snowllake , per
cl. IU. , l'"io ; llnoiie , pr. el. lb. , lie ; 1'corlubs , t7 !
lolls , perease. $ " . "il ) ,
KK.STI'CKV .IKANS le ! ? . Asonorla,2VoIlanK ;
tip. 27'jc ; Nebraska school hov. " * ie ; Dakota ,
10 ; r.\tri : .Merino. .Vjc ; JlUslsslppI southern ,
_ ' ' /e ; Itiilildnn , ire. !
SiniKTiMis AND I'II.I.OWIMI CASINOS Drown.
Net. 1'epporell , 4.Vln. , loSc ! ; 1'epiierull , N-4 ,
ISc ; I'utiDerell , 0-1 , "Oc ; I'uppotell , 1U-I , l' . " o ;
lloslon. ft-l , 1'JHo : llDston. h-l-i-j lloslon. U-4 ,
WVe ; lloston. 10-4 , We : lltlca , 4S-ln. . l.'ie ; lUlea ,
f"H-in. , 17'tC ' ! t'llca , 7S-ln. , 'Ic ; I'llea , Ni-ln..o * ;
Hi Ice , OO-lii. , VSi'icIlleaehed Nut. I'opperoll ,
4'J-lii. . lll'ic ' ; I'opiierell , Ili-lii , IHic ; I'epperell ,
ll-l , ir > e : I'ttpporell , S-l , BOe ; I'eppere , ! - . ' - " - " , . ;
I'eiiperell , lu-l , 'Jj ; lloslon. .VI , Ho ; lloslon , - ( .
UJ'tc ' ; Hoiton , O-l , ' . ' .V ; lloston , 10-1 ,
L'f'iU ] t'llca , S-l , ! ile ; fllea , ll-l , Sfie ;
Utloii , II'S'lo. ' . Illiiaehed C'ottons Kurmers'
Choice , lie ; I'lrst Call , r > ' 4e ; nichvllle. 7e :
Fruit of the Loom. M < c : Home Itun. 7ie ; Hill
Semper Idem , H'iiHarvexlio ; ( ; Hope , TJioi
llousukeeper. ( t 4e ; Kin * ; I'lillllpcui ; brlc.l > ! iui
I.aiiKdon ( i II , lie : loii-nale. hSJe ; hoiibdalo
riimlirlc , 10'ui Now York .Mills , IH'.o ; Oak
i.uwn. To : I'rldoof Laundry , B'jo ; Warwick ,
dress , f e ; lincisti : : < r , Co : Uleimlre. ti je ;
\Vhlteuton. ilrusi , h os York Pnvorllu , dress ,
f-c ; C.ileuita. dress , he ; Norniandle , dress , 8u ;
I.uleosiur. lie.
1'niNTSIndUo Illuo Net Martha Wash-
liiKton. ,1o ; Amerlciin. fi'ic ' ; Arnold. Mic ; Ar
nold II. loimelotn. UioSlifei ! : A , ll'ie ' ; Amniiu
A. HSe : liolil Tleket. lUo ; Hiimlltim , .1 > ie ;
Allen I'.nksCc ; Allen Chambr.iy.Vs ; Ulouces-
ter. a'ie- '
CAitenr WAiir Net llibb. colored , SlHo
Hliib , while , Ib'ic ; Peerless , colored
Sl'te ; Peerless , white. ISiic : Kock-
ford , eolored. i"'o ; Uockford , white. I'.ie ' ;
COIISBT JKAKs-Ni > t. Andnxeomjln. 7'4o ;
Amerean,7 > iu : lloslon. 7 4'o ; lllddeford , tl e !
Isorfolk , n'.iu ' : ( toekporl. U < ( e.
liisoiiAM ! -\mo-keaB , TSSc ; Amoakoat ; .
dross. h > tc ; Hates. tl'4e.
Dl'CKS. ( luisr-Not. MaKiiolla. 8 oz. . Inoj
Matrnolla , 11)02. ) , ru ; .Miiu'iiollii , I ) In , Uiie
Coi.oitKU Not , llostun. X. laiiei lloslon. XX ,
Sia'rk.I'-I. ' ° " . ' . .1LOZ" w'i : Sturk , 8 or. , r.'s.o ;
SIIIIITI.MI , I'liECKS-Invlnelhle ' , fiic ( ; 1'lor-
OIU'O : . C'e ; Crawford , Se ; Otis , 8 > , oi Park ,
( M's. ) ISci Uiiledonhi X , H'io ' ; Culudonlu XX
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leen. IMllunimb : , bookfold ( .ateeii. I4o ; War
ren , book fold sateen. lOe : NorwiHid , bookfold ,
n 'v "f' ' " * " ' alct | ( 'ori'lls- * ' " ' 4i | 1IO ! L'01' *
' rolls ' lmlJITS5 Molmwk ,
o-Ib bale , purootu lb .
, luiio. Hipper , 6J-lb (
. > i\lVil'T,1OIltll \ ' ) ' ' " ' Hookfiird. No. ' . ' , per
UulU. ll'lo : "orwy" " ' K' " " ' . IS1SprliiB -
I'orTo.NUiics-York Nankin. 10'ici Everett. 6-
oz. lb j hlgiu , 8-ot , We ; Hat ItooU , tj-ut , ik'J
f.ewMon. IO-OA 2.'ic ' : Maple Kill , I5ct Wabash
l. > c : Corksfrrw casslnterr.'j'ic. '
I Inn I wart * .
llKli.s-llghl brass , band. dn , 70e ; P. S. .t
W. , ills , 43ci Kentucky cow , 70 per ccnl dis
count.
IH.ot'KS Stanley Itille anil l.ovol company's
new list , me.
HOI.TH-Patent door bolls. Ivc * ' , d' . A0-I0e ;
wrought barrel , dls. TCi'i wrought -qniire. dl .
.Do ; common. Carriage , dls , Tii-IJc : It. .V I'
Manufacturing company's stove. 10-HV ; | ' | O\T \
Manufacturingcompany's , dls , Me ; Machine
Manufacturing company'i * . dls , Ttv ) ; tires , bolt
dls , ra-IOc.
HiiAfKSQ. . S. Itaeni. ills , I0-I0e.
lllt.U'KKTS I'ialn shelf ,
japanned , ilK 60-IOe
fanej' shelf Tnsean , Imiiucii. illliUe. .
lltTTTS-llrass. wrought , dls , Tiles loose pin
cast , dls , 7 ( > o ; loose pin , .Inpanncil. dls. ( Vl-10-
l"e ; loose pins , .lapanned , wrought , ills , Go. )
Wrought Iron Narrow fust join t , lUhl nar
row fust joint , broad fast Joint , blond loose
joint , table butts , back HIIH. | etc. , reitutar In-
Hide blind , llitht ln lilo blind , wrou lit loose
pin. Itzbl loose pin , 70 per cent : spring and
bank butts , Ueer , I3e ; Clark blind butts , 73-
Klc.
CASTims-llouVe ) ; plato and shallow sock-
ts. rjc.
CIIAI.N Trace. R'i-IO- ' ? , per pair , not , 40c ;
trace. li' ' Amerlean. per pair , net , Me : ( ierman
bailer chain list of December ill. ISSI , dls. fifl-
Iile ; Atiiorlciin bullerehaln , list of Dccembor
II. lit . Mc ; ( iurmai eoll eh , list of Pen
e'-n ion ill Ml , . "i'-lc ' ! ) : Iron jack chain , ( ii
brass jni'k"litiln , IX.1. )
OIIAI.K Wlillv , per gross , Me ; blue , pcrgross
$ I HI.
C'oi'KKi : MII.I. I'arkor's board and box. dls.
.Vic ; Amerlciin I'nlerprlae .Manufuclitrliucom"
pany. r,0c.
COMPASSES. Hivinnis , r.Tr. Compasses , dls ,
SI-1 ) Uc ; dividers , tils , nD-ltlci c-alllpers. ilN. We. )
COIt.V KXIVr.S AND I'l-TTl'.llS-DlstOirs , } J.70i
clean clli'r | | , i.VJ ; \Viul-noMli , dls , . ' > o ; clip
per. not ) .
i'now llAits-Cast steel , per lb , 4"ic : steel
points , 4'j'1. '
Ct'Ti.Mitv John Itusscll Cutlery company's
ncl lint :
Dooil IJOCKJJ , KTI' . llsl prices as revised
DeeemhurlW , IH < , less WXTf-li ) per cent : I'ail-
locks-ltu-scll it Irwln , Mallory. Wheeler .t
< 'o. . Norwich Lock Miinufactiirlng company ,
Wlllliitn Will-ox .V Co. . new list , dls Hie.
DIIAWINO KNIVIS : I1. S. W. Co. , dls 70e ; ad-
jnsinblo , dls "Co.
I'oitKs Hay , manitro and spading , dls CO-10-
IDo ; plated , A I , Honors .t llros. , j-c. )
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IMIjING UI'\VIIjIjlA5IS.
Itlll Nyo's hitcr.ilI > 'niuc
Out.
Hill Nye has boon lioro for ii forlniuht ,
writes . 'lolln A. CoelcoriH tolhoKicli-
nioiul Dispatuh , looKMii } , ' tifter his now
| ) hiy , ' 'Tho t'adl. ' ' I rutlioi1 tliiulc ho is
not pleased with his experience as u
playwright. Uill 1ms created a innrvol
ions oliaracler in "Tlio C.idi. " For dry
humor , cynicism , qualntncss of inniiner
and dress that frontier I'oo-Uali will
live. The plijy has lucked dramatic
action , and Nye hits been html at work
for a wcok trying to supply it. 1 am
told that the now voi'bion Is quite an
improvement , and it is nrcdictod that
in its now form tlio play will bo a
'
money-maker. Bill Nye 'is the most
{ roiiulno humorist I have over known.
Ho wears woll. His humor is purely of
the Amori'ian typo. lie hns already
done more consecutive work than John
Phonnlx.Arlomus Ward and Mark Twain
combined. Between his writing's , his
books and his lectures ho now hits an
income ot about $110.060 a year , and now
that tlio C'cntury Manay.ino has inailo a
contract with him for a scries of
sketches , his literary fame may bo said
to be rounding out. lie lias a snug1 little
estate on Staten Island , a winter homo at
Asheville , N. C. , and ho has a team of
Kentucky ' horses and a Scandinavian
coachman. No man over achieved suc
cess by harder work or more honorable )
methods. I roTnginhur William's reluctance -
luctanco to como to Now York Uily. I
had to use a ( , 'i'ctit deal of persuasion to
irot him to take up his abode hero and
become a regular member of the World
statT. Ho was afraid of tlio hip city. Ho
thou < rhlthit : his homely humor would not
be appreciated lioro , nnd that he would
lose his touch with things rural. I con
vinced him that this metropolis was
inado up of country-born men and that
our active , potential citizens loved the
sinoll of dog fennel , the hum cf the bee
and the sweet incenco of the hay mow
on wet days. It was only when satislicd
that there was a great deal of human
nature right hero on Manhattan island
that ho consented to conic , and oven
with that he pitched his tent sit Tomji-
kinsvillo. where lie can romp with his
babies , keep a cow and cultivate his own
suutlowors nnd hollyhocks. A sweeter-
natured , more upright , kindlier intoned
man than Edgar W. Nye does not live ,
nnd I rejoice over the recognition wnich
all the world now gives him.
'tlio I'l'ojjrcsslvj Now Yorlc Central
One of the events of a progressive time
is the fact that the NowA'ork Central
has changed its policy , and from the
most conservative , it has become ono of
the most progressive railroads in the
world. This evidence has been cropping
out for a year or more past in the adop
tion of tlio most model u safety devices ,
limited through passenger trains , in
creased suburban passenger borvlco , spe
cial fast freight trains , etc. The latest
evidence is the 1 > caldncr of the world's
record for long distance speed , on Mon
day , September M , making the run
from New York City to East Buffalo ,
Ililii miles , in lit ! ) } minutes. This was
tlio inclusive speed. The 8top9 _ to bo de
ducted were Albany ; i minutes 2S seconds
ends , changing engines ; Syracuse 2
minutes 58 seconds , changing engines ;
Fairport 7 minutes 50 seconds , hot jour
nal. No allowance is inado for Blacken
ing speed to take water. The actual
running time was thus -12 < " ) minutes II !
seconds. The average speed , excluding
stops , was ( il.flU miles an hour.
Tlio physical characteristics for the
ideal rallro.id are moro nearly approached
preached on the Now York Central than
on any important railroad in this coun
try. Practically a level roadbed ; a re-
markiiblo freedom from curves , consid
ering the topography of the country
through which it passes ; four main
trades and ample sidetrack room , pro
viding for the movement of freight and
passenger trallic on separata tracks , and
a goou water supply. In referring to
the ideal railroad wo have in mind the
ono that shall handle its passenger and
freight trallio witli the maximum celer
ity and minimum immunity from acci
dent. Those are thu possibilities open
to the Now York Central. From J'ltc
Oflkitil MdVio.iiKijuipment / Guids , Octo
ber , 1S01.
_ _
Tlio llotiirncil I'rmllji.il.
Last summer n Nobnibka joung man
disappeared from his home , says the
Now York Tribune , leaving word that
ho was going to have a good time like
the prodigal son of holv writ. The
other day lie came homo leading a calf ,
and on meeting his father faid : "Well ,
father I have had enough of a time to
last mo the rest of my llfo. Will you
take back your nrodigali' ' 1 have brought
a calf with mo. To which the old man
replied , "I see two calves my son ; but
lot that pass. f need another hired
man , and if you'll keep straight I'll take
you on. " By gum , yor a white man ,
dad , " and ho Immcdiatuly went to work
to show that ho had reformed , As for
the calf , it was decided not to kill it ; as
it wan blooded block , and whun raised
will ho a valuable cow.
DoWltt's Llttlo Early Hisors for tlio llvor
Short Wolclit In Coal.
Samuel Vandorgrift , a coal merchant
of Burlington , N. .1 , , lust winter offered
n rownrd of $ - " > to any ono who could
prove his tons short of weight. A driver
for another coal dealer caught a load
thlrty-livo pounds short nnd brought
suit for the reward. Juatlca Hiig de
cided the driver was entitled to tlio
money , ana Vandorgrift hns given no
tice of appeal.
No gripping , no imusos , no pain when
OoU'lu'a LUtlo Knrly Klsori uro takuu
Small pill. Sato nlll. 11 on pill
SANTA CLAUSSOAP.
You siME wljy 'TIS CL/\US ? ,
THE K AsoM's pi _ > \ ids
s GOQD ; 5/\ihlr / Nice's i tf ESe
So IT'S
CHICAGO.
Tlic Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use in the World.
liKtnntly MOIH tbe moU cxcrnclallnz pilrn. never falls tOKlro 0110 to tlio iuTi ! > rt > r ; : i fu\r \ appllcitloni
net like mnitlr , rnusliiK tlm p.iln to ln tnntly utop.
A Cure for all Bowel Complaints.
Internally taken In ilo oj < if from thirty to slxtv drop * In balf n tumbler of water will euro In a few niln-
Htcs Cramp' , pnsmr Sour Stomacli. folle. Klatlilenee , Heartburn , Lnnznor , Kalntln SpolM. ClIOLKItA
MOUIIfS. hlAHKIIOHA DYSKXTIIIIV. Sick lleiil iclu. Nati oi. Vomltliu.orvouiiiou , tfl
Mnlnrln , and nil Internal palm arising from ch.uiKo of illct. or water or oilier C.IIUIM.
GO Couts a Bottlo. SoU by
M.lltV .t\l > M.LKS.
The wife of .lutlco TUtirman , the distin
guished Ohio statesman , is dead. She had
rot-.chcd tlia uncommon ago of four score , butte
to her husband she seemed no older than sbu
was when ho married her nearly half a cen
tury ago. ' 'They had prowi old together , "
says the St. Louis Globe-Democrat , "In a
most affectionate and beautiful way. Their
union has served to vindicate the law of af
finities and to ( irosontu uhoico example of
domestic harmony , confidence and devotion.
They have always been ' .Mary' and 'Allen'
to each other with unswerving and simple
fondness. The Old Itomaii , as ho Is famil
iarly Known in our politics , has not won his
honors by forgetting for u moii.ont tlio part
ner with whom he bo an the battle of life.
It is said that no ; man can llvo up to
his lovo-mnklnt , ' , but this case must bo rated
as a sweet mid wholesome exception. The
best of all that Allan .said to Mary as a suitor
has been repeated in his conduct as a hus
band. Ho lias believed in her us in nobody
else. Her wishes have guided him , her faith
has strengthened him , her approval has
blos cd him. In no contingency has lie gone
contrary to her advico. Tno word of Mary
has outweighed nil other inlluonces with him ,
not in ascnsoof blind submission to another's
will , but under constraint of well-justilled
rcliancoupon her wisdom and fidelity ; and
she has found her lull , reward in his candid
and tender nppreciatiqn of her services.
"Thoro Is something inexpressibly gracious
and admirable In this .view of n great statas-
man's llfo and character , Ills friends de
light to recall Instances of his protound re
spect for his wife's opinion , and of his sur
passing desire to please her. When the
committee waited upon him in 1SS3 to louder
him the nomination for vice pres
ident , ho did not respond with a set
speech of acceptance ; he said ho would as it
.Mary about It. The remark was like the
man ; and It was llko the woman to shako
her head at first and say that ho was too
fcoblo to malsc the race. She had to bo
persuaded , and when ut last she consented ,
ho merely observed , 'All riijlit , it's just
as Maty says. ' If she had not yielded ho '
would nave dpclined the honor , fooling sure
that such n step was in every respect the
best ono. Ho could not have thought of dis
appointing her. There has never been a time ,
it is safe to s-ay. when the petition of all the
rest of the world would have caused him to
disregard her preference. That has boon his
method of testifying his esteem for her , aim
lilltng her heart with delight. A man of loss
ability and virtue might have made It a weak
ness to concede . o much to any woman , but
it has not apno.irod so in .ludgo Thurrnan.
He has never forfeited any of his greatness
by reason of his revorcnco for his wifo. Wo
may bo sure that ho has never stopped to
consider what others would think of his
loyalty to Mary and his unselfish anxiety to
promote her welfare and happiness. Ills
own felicity has been increased by the sight
of her enjoyment. Ho lias not cared to win
any victory or to espouse any cause against
hur judgment or her conscience. At every
step of his career ho has Kept hold of hoi-
hand , so to speak , and her lovn has been to
him an inspiration and a benediction.
"Now that she has passed away , this cap
able and faithful helpmate , the country mav
properly pay her the tribute of its deep and
fervent admiration. She represented the
nobility of American womanhood. The story
of her llfo Is u sermon of radiant and .salutary
moaning , and its chief lesson Is the assur
ance that llfo is ? worth living , Who was a
hit old-lastnoncd , to bo sure , In some of
her views and habits , but her Hus
band did not so regard her. In his oycs she
hr.d not lost any ot her relation to the current
order of things. She was Mary to him Just
as she wo * in the long ago , and the moonlight
sleeps sou for her upon mossy banks just as
It did when ho llrst wooed her. Others may
have Gcon wrinkles on her brow ; they nro in
visible to him. The wan hands folded
serenely across her breast uro as beautiful as
over for all that ho can sco. Ills imagina
tion transfigures her , and she Is enveloped in
a light that softens all marks of ago and
decay. They lived side by side for bo many
years , and In such a happy way , that death
borrows from their sunny experiences n smile
to hide its ugliness. Their relation so en
deared them to each other that them was no
room for any kind or darkness. They were
Mary and Allen at ( ho clo-so as they were at
tbo bediming , In i ) sense that Implies all
there is of honest and steadfast and Imper
ishable goodness In the scheme of society.
The cynic stands silent where llrcjido virtue
Is so well declared : the tntld" ! encounters
hero a form of religion that ha U bound to re
spect. There could not bo n more Impressive
picture of the hotter-side ol human nature.
The pity of It lies In the fact that Mary must
bo tauon and Allen left , when as a matter of
Illness and kindliest Iho p.ilo messenger with
the Inverted torch should have beckoned the
two away together. " ,
O
Constipation polstms tlio blood ; Do Witt's
Llttlo Kuriy Hlsuw cure constipation. The
canto removed , the Disease U u-one.
C7/.l7'7'77/t lit' Till : HT.HJi : .
"Tho Man With Hundred Heads "
n , a com
edy from the German , tvlll bo the next play
cssayod by Comedian Ulxoy.
' 'I ho Kr.algn" will bo given a sconlo pro
duction after the holidays. The Initial en
gagement will llkolv take place In Chicago ,
Verdi's "PnUlnfl" l reported to contain
parts for live prlnm donnas ( three sopranos ,
, i mezzo soprano and u contralto ) and tnreo
tenor * , besides Muurul in the tltlu lole.
The dukoof tinxu-Mulmngcn U said to have
conferred upon Mr. Helnrich Conreld the
Saxon Cross of Merit , in recognition of his
wont In protecting the works of European
authors In this country.
Wuchtol , thu once famous tenor , ls active
and well at Hamburg , Germany , his native
town. Ho made f'jiiil : ) during u four months'
tour of America with Don Uie/o do Vivo ,
who says ho lost seventeen pounds of Hush
during that time trying to manage him.
Jacob Lilt and Thomas H. D.ivls. who are
the proprietors and manugors ot "The Hus
tier , " "Tim Knslgn , " "Von Yonson , " "Tho
Stowawav" and oilier theatrical attractions ,
luiva established a New York oflluu at U'W
llroadwny. Mr. D.ivls will now remain per
manently lu New Vcrk , while Mr. Lltt , who
is also proprietor of n number of northwest
crn theaters , will -Jivido his time ootwocn
Xew York , St. Kiul , Minneapolis and Mil
waukee.
It now seems certain that both Henry Irv
ing and Ucerhohm Tree will pay professional
visits to this country next year. The former
will have 'Hiivonsvvood ' , " "Machotn , " "The
Corsican Brothers" and "Henrv VIII. " in his
repertory in addition to the old favorites , and
Mr. Trco may bo depended upon to produce
"Tho Uandng Girl" and "Hamlet. "
Old theater-goers will have an opportunity
to revive memories of the bygone the week
of November IB , for on that date ICato Clax-
lon begins an engagement , of seven nights at
the l arnatn Street theater. She will prob
ably do the "Two Orphans" and "Tho Sea of
Ico. "
The controversy between .loioph Arthur
and A. C. Wheeler promises to ba tlnallv set-
lelod. Arthur's lawyers have just received
a communication from Wheeler denying ab
solutely that ho was n party to the allogcd
interview published by the Philadelphia
Itom. since republishcd in other papers , in
which it was stated ho had ropuatcd that he
and not Arthur was the author of " 131uo
Joans. " In the letter to Arthur's legal ad
visors Wheeler once moro puts himself on
record and declares in termi emphatic that
ho did not write "a line or syllable ot 'liluo
Jeans.1 "
Some people sav that "Don Ciosar do
IJaxau" and "Tho Three Guardsmen" are as
old as the hills. The same jan be said of Iho
Shakespearean plays aim the comedies of
Sheridan and Goldsmith. Wo have had onlv
ono Dumas , and who is thcro who does no't
love his dashing adventurers ( The sani3 in
terest can bo aroused for romantic drama if
It is good and free from exaggerations and
absurdities. Hobert Louis Stevenson main
tained that the romantic school of Jlction will
take a prominent place in literature during
the next half century. People nowadays
sometimes wish to bo transported for a fo'w
minutes back lo the days of romance.
During the long run of "Tho Senator" at
the Star theater , New York , Comedian Wil
liam 11. Crane received many Haltering testimonials
menials from eminent men in literary and
professional llfo. Ono worthy of noto' is a
letter ho received from the celebrated drama
tist , Dion Uouclcault , who witnosod a per
formance a few wcous before his death :
"Dear Orann : 'The Senator' Is your best
piece of work , you are In for ; i loiin term.
Daly and YVymlhiiin Justly claim fur thulr
companies credit for tiiuuli and go. Yours Ls
equally brilliant In uxoaiitlnn. Tlio perfor-
niiincd was a credit In tlio American stage. I
congratulate yon. Faithfully yours-
OlO.V HOIH'ICAUI.T.
P. H. Lot us hope lhe.ro are MIIIIO senators
In Washington as square- yours , or perhaps
after this there will bo. It Is a great country.
I ) . 11. "
Bill Nye , in speaking of the "Cadi" to aNew
Now York Herald man who had
rjoiio to him to got "pointers" how
to write a play , characteristically says :
Tno story of the play Islho story of n man's
regular life , covering a few weoKs. There did
not happen to ho any violent deaths In thu
family during that time , and so there uro
iiiino In the ulay. If you ask mo how 1 would
go lo work to write a rnal drama , a Sardou
drama , with carna o In II. and such llilngs
as that , 1 would suy get a ream of uood mu-
nlll'i paper-unruled Is I he best ; sharpen a
dark roil cedar pencil , remove the tup coat ,
ohi-o theilour , get your chair ue.'ir the win
dow with your back to the llulit and rlir , ' for
, Mr. Sardon. That's tliu way I would do.
Much criticism lias been 00010 * I by tlio critics
of this city , and the < e of l.uropu also , bccausn
It Is claimed that the watermelon In the third
ael of the 'Until' was not real , I Uninv this Is
true , and as soon as It was learnu'l that the
melon was not real our colored qnnitol gave
notice that It would unit at the end of two
weeks , hut wo healed over this wound at last.
Now thu critic , especially the one who liur-
r.ihs for realism , Is vlamoilnu In a most un-
jnsl and Injurlinu manner Ime.uise the melon
m papier-macho. My Intent at first ,
was , of course , lo have , and wo
did have a real melon. The manager said to
me."What are you giiln ? toiln when I lie water
melon season Is over ? " I have taken care of ,
tint by writing a play which will not extend
beyond tlio watermelon season , And I thought
that I had. However. It Is now evident that 1
miscalculated , ami the Cad ! " Is hooued for
Iho entire season , so we had to piovldo for
this matter and secure an Ideal mulon. I am
sorry about It. lint that Is the way It occurred.
However , II Is an American mulon. It Is not
adapted from thu I'rei.eh. ll Is not cribbed
fio'.i any other author. It is our own. 'Iho
piny , of course , has Its wuaU points , but thuy
are less and loss obvious us it noes on nluht
after night. Over UK ) clr.ingcs have hui-n made ,
nil of which have been lionollelnl. There Is ,
however , no misery In It. It IsdellcIenL In sob
oll'ec'ts , I know , nml no Illegitimate ehlldieii of
French extraction are Introduced. Wo also
have no lo , : elVeets , whleh , of coiuse , has
railed out u bitter criticism on the part of my
bald nnd iiear-slghtud confreres , hut I said on
the slnrl that I would have u moral plnv or
bust. We point with Hl-canroiicd pride lo the
lac i mat me pcopie. 1110 Kioai , warm-nuarteu ,
bright eytid und beautiful American people ,
In ho-o bunds rest the destiny of plays as
well as pence and nrosperltv within our walls ,
have cheered and Indorsed our humble ef
forts.
Do Witt's Llttlo Early Kisori. no.stlltlle
pill ever made. Cure cor.sitpatioa every
timo. None equal. Use them noiv ,
HARMLESS.
TOnSSISTJAB SIT
HTo body Is tlio great mission of SWIFT'S
SI'KCIFIU. Jticro'ol cannot exist in the
biped whcrRWg l's ' properly taken , ns
it promptly lft3 j J forCcs them out , nnil
curca Iho patient. It lias relieved thousands
In u few days who had differed for ycair.
Bin , P.4. . NUI.ON , u prominent nml
wealthy citizen of Fremont , Nebraska ,
BUlIoicd for years wllh SCHOFULA , nml
It continued to grow worse In spite of all
treatment. Finally , l-'oni' JSottlca ot
g jcurtil him. Ho writes : "Words
iKJJ ? tg3HJjro inailcqimto to express my
gratitude nnd favorable opinion of
A' n'lFT'S SI'JiCJFIC.
TrtatlK uu Ulood and Hkin lltca c mailed frea
ewwi'fivficiFioco. .
Crawtrft. - - - Atlanta , (
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
A. II , Perrijo & Co. | M , 0 , Daxon.
KOI Do.o . ! SfreJl. lllrrrle oli1 on monthly
piiriiicnu.
Soml for our
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