Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1891, Page 6

TFOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW. Bituation on the Etock Exchange Decidedly g Unsatisfactory. GLCOMY CUTLOOK FOR THE COMING WEEK. American Railway Securitics Irregu lar Generally, Rtesulting in an All- Around Decline on the Cons tinental Bourses. Discount was quiet dur fng the past week, being ){ per cent for threo months and 214 ver cent for sbort. Tho ex port of cold has almost ceased and money {8 plentiful, tho influx of Brazilian gold into the bank of Euneland amounting to £1,000,- o reflow of cash from the pro- vinces promises toso add to the bank's re- sorve as to avert all necessity of any increase of the rate of discount. Tho banking troubles in Berlin and the dificultes of French financiers may lead to a withdrawal of bullion: otberwise the monetary position here is stroug enough to meet ovdinary currency demands for the rest of the vear. Ou thio stock exchango during the week, the situation was decidedly unsatisiactory, Business being very dispirited, Business will be retarted tomorrow by the ford muyor's fete. The soutlement comuicnces on Tuesday, when heavy diffe s required to be faced. The Berlin embarrassments, the Brazilian troubles and the reports of French houses are likely to lead to a panic, and all combine to create great uneasiness, Rumors yesterday assailed the position of certain financial houses hiere, always mentioned un- vorably during a time of uncertainty, but again without trutn. 8 he depression was greatest in the foreign markot. Orders to sell, f “aris ana other continental bourses yesterday, brought down French rentes one-fourth of 1 por cent, making one-half of 1 per cent for the week, and Russinus three-fourths of 1 per cent, being 25 per cent for the weck. Brazilian 4s fell 5 per cont on the weck, and other Bra- zilian issues from G'¢ to S per cent, while Portuguese bonds declined 23 per cent, 21, per cent, and Argentine 19] per ‘'ho feeling was worso after the close, owing to tho receipts of of Buron Alphouse Rothschild having an intarview with M. Rouvier, the French minister of finance, relating to the position of French houses burdened with the Russian loan. Foreign securities offered then the stree’’ were not taken. Operators were ampressed with the gloomy outlook for the coming week. American railway securities wero irregu lar duriug most of the week, but the move- ment was generally adverse, resulting in an all rouad dechne. Tho best class of bonds continued to be bought, however. The news of tho faure of the Maverick bank had only a temporary influence. Butthe bear clement here, as well as in Wall street, keeps values down, and the apathy of the public, whicli is wait- ing for the revival of a genuine good time, assists the bears, The coming settlement will be watchied with interest, as stocks here are believed to be greatly oversold. 1f this proves true a sharp reaction upwards is im- minent. Tho weeks variations in American railway sccurities includo the following de- Northern Pacitic, preterred, i per cent; Atchison, 3 per cent; Norfoll Western, proferred, and Erie ordinary i er cent each; Denver & Rio srande, preferred, per cent. New York, Pennsylyania & Ohio first mort- age, Ohio & Mississippi ordinary, Union dacific shares and Wabash preferred, 2 per cent eacn; Louisville & Nashville and Wab: tures, 19, per cent each; Lake Shoreand New York, Ontavio & Western, 1! e e | Pacific shares, | per.cont; liinois = Contral, 2 per ceat; St Paul common, 1% per cent: New York Central, 13 ' per cent; Readng, 24 per cent.. Cunadian railway secarities were wealk, despite the announcement of ood business, Grand Trunk seconds pre- ferred lost G per centon tho week; Grand Trunk firsts preferred, 5 ver cent; Grand Trunk thirds, 4 per cent, and Grand Truuk ordinary, § ver cent. The Mexican railway securities were consideranly sold, and seconds declined 247 per cent on the week; fiests 117 por cent, and ordinary 1 per cent. Among the miscellaneous securities, Guiness gained 5 per cent on the weelk, whilo Bell's Asbestos shares dropped three- eights of 1 per cent, and Rio Tintos one fourth of 1 per cent.” Silver King however, maintaived a promium of 5 per cent. On the Berlin Bourse, Benuiy, Nov. 8.—Business on the bourso yosterday was notable for numerous forced Balos, beginning early in the day and inerens- ing foward tue close of the collapse of the Summerfald bank, and rumors that other tailures were imminent and several boursers had been hit in connection with Suminerfeld extensive speculations in Russian securities, The Boursen Couerior states that the liabili- ties of Sommerferd amount toseveral miilion marks and that the assets are small. All brauches and exchange bureaus of the bank are closed, A geaeral panic and run on deposit banks appears to bo probable, Last evening o number of managers of Berlin banks con- vened and a ed to concerted measures to meet and check o vanie. They dispatched letters and telegrams to customers through- out Germany stating their readiness to pay deposits at any time and that their banks would be open today to meet withdrawals. Tho banks thus acting in common, opened today and bad clorks attending to’ anplica- tious tor cush. Some accounts were closed by seared depositors, Tomorrow’s develop- ments are less anxiously awaited. At Fraukfort the bourse was kept open today—a course caleulated to furnish some test of tho situation--but deny that the tendency shown was only toward a fractional decline on_yesterday's prices. Hence it is reasoucd that_tomorrow’s busimess will not attuin panic proportions. Yesterday's closing quotations includo the following: Prussians 4, 105,105 Deutscho bank, 145,605 roubles, 203,403 Bochuamer, 41; Havpeuers, 1545 short exchange on London, 20. < exchango on Loudon, 2021 ; privato discount, & per cent. Loxnoy, Nov, 8 Havan Market Review, HAVANA, Nov. 8,—Sucan—Botter news received during the week induced buyers to resume operations. There has been a slight fmprovement 1n prices, but owing to the fact that holders are still too high for buyers, littlo business has been done, Mol ugar, regular 1o goodpolarization, §2 per auiutal; centrifugul, 92 Lo polurization, $2.31%, @220}, Stocks in' warehouses in Havauh and Matanzas, twent, ight boxes, 374,000 bags, and 100 nhds.~ Recelpts for tho week, none; ex orts during the week, ono box, §0.500 bag , of which all the bags went to the United States, Bacox—-#11.50 Burrer—Am Frovg—Amer JERKED Brry. Haws— Amerl per quintal southetn, Lakb—1In kogs, §.00 gold per quintal; tins, $11,00. Porarors—Americs rel. Losner-—Nominal, Suooks—Nominal, Beans—White navy, &1, Crewing Tonacco—§2 Hoors—Nominal Fukionrs—Nomiual, Excuasae—Firm, Sraxis GoL degree gold per cwt., an, £20.00 gold per quintal, n, $15.00 gold ps 50 gold per qu w sugar cured, for uorthern; & $I800 for in , $3.25 gold per bar- 50 gold por quintal, 00 gold per quintal On the Paris Bo Pans, Nov. §.—Although the past week's settlement disclosed no futures among bourse sgents or couliseurs, their operating cliouts in soveral instauces defuulted and the final difference paid on settloment necessitated large bank advances. The markets throughe out the week wore heavy and at the close yesterday were especially depressed under the lurge sales of Russion securities, chicf tho new loan. Spanish, Portug and ol other foreign selurities, like wise suffered. Tho week's falls include the following: ‘lhree per cent rentes, 76 per cent; Russian'4s, 81 per cent; Spanish, 21 I'lor cent; Portuguese, d per cent; Creait ‘oncier, 58f: Bank of Frauce, G0f; Tinto, 20f, Baroo Iothschild’s interviews with kor- elgn Minister iibot aud Finance Minister Rouvier, were, il ls semi-oficially sald W be L Rio ~ | for the purpose of denying insinuations that | v was working against The reports of financial dis- 1 to the despondency stordny’s close ’ the banking firm Russian loan. asters in Berlin add felt Lioro at 3 oMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Meats and Provisions, SMOKKD MEATS 1N, average. 0 weaes hums, 10 Lo 131 1. avern hitnis, $30 wErips, 13 cloar b Ti40s boncless hanie, han roulette ey aried | boef fos, " Joer dried pleces, Bics dried beet smoked boet foREues (pe Datns, 1210 16 1b Tess broakfust beet linms, Ins DIty SALTED shoulders, aye; SMOKED MBAT short clears, bitcon S| shoulders, f bacon, des anc MEATS Dry weon $10.00; rolled RES EXTIACT dozen i i ho, dozen in & box, box, #1555 Keor. i % doz, I nl "EpToN1ZED | Bor 6 doz I i DOX, $5.2 in i box, $5.90; 4-07, Jars ¥1.75; 8-07. jurs, 1 doz Jies, 15 doz. Tn o box, £ BUTTLIINE Oroamery, per il 1iye; duiry, per 10, 141 SWEET PICKLED MEATS shouiders (N, Y Bam, tlerces, G PICKLED BEEF bhis., 10 Tbs eighih bhis.: SWEET PICKI #14.50; barrels 1., % PiG Poik ¥4.00, 5 1., Nl f barrels, 10) 1hs, . 50 1bs., eacl $4.75: cighth b 1 8250, Ofts—Prime’l extra lard ofl No. 1 1urd ofl. oll, 42 it oll, et pure t LAitD pure leaf. por (b, tloree er 1b. tiorco busis, fiera her i tereo Has MUTTON of mutton, ard ar enred Aver pig hams) 1014 broakfist ktast bn g0 drled beet Tnaides beof AYOPIRE, wide clenr broukfast b oF Bekr XIRACT OF ut) tierces, TONGUES #1150 quurter bbls., 50 1bs.. # D SPARE IR1ns . 210,003 oil (wint (winter st i No. 1iard oll, extra Neat's-foot of oW ol 4 Corpound, per Ib,. tie Hams, 14 to 10 0 to 23 1b, average, 1005 hums, § to 0 kinned &lieing litornin hams, i narrow snawlde strips spiced rolis hams (s6ts), and - knuck S outsl short i T ar, (ciods), oz, 47.00; 8} Te: specia 1oe: selected knuckles, 10c; n. e, clonrs, clul bor dricd Short 7403 loar bellios, 13c. St el Bacon Cured ur bellies, BEEF-Short cut pork (fi fe beo oneless), § 1-07, jars, 1 07, Jars, jurs, 1 or w1 doz. Tn w'box, $14.50; X, $27.00), BEEr -1-07 jurs, 1, o7, jurs, 1.2 oF 3 doz. 1 or 2 doz. In a box, A box, #1305 10-02, 0. Solfd packed in cholee dairy, 2) to 60 1h tubs— per b, Hams, tierces, California #1150, #22.0) Atii. bUIS, Tieroes, 390 1bs., half barrels, 100 Boneless—Barrels, 200 1hs, each cich #000; quarter Tols, 2 v strained). Se; ned). 47e; extra No, 2 lard Disls, kettle ; pure lard, ndered dressel addles of mut of mutton, 4e; leg of mutton, | Toins, e; shouldors, Back hor tot (per ¢ U (per doze 1 sausa (links), 41 smoke furt sausage, 7'4c Polish suusige, 7'ac o Siusage, O b 1B erage, native nveraze, nitiv 4000 t0 500 pounds @4: hindg forequarters, cows, e BERE CUTS loins, fresh, 1oe; sirloin strips, 7e; strip loins, Ilulu hank off, . Jon fresh pork sau smokea hes Knoblauch sau tors,eteers, 1044 ste Rolls, 8t4c; zc. Bolox liver sausa frosh pork o taci teers, 500 to 600 pounds steers, 400 WS 0500 pounds and heifers, wastern cow hindquurters, . Ge: forequar- beef tender- 7c; boneless rodnds, 4'zc: butts, Glac; ounds, shank wnd i ess'rumps, 4c; chuck: Shouider oloas, - oins o 1, steer Toins 3 1e: sweethroads per B0c: kldneys, eue euc el I Canned cof 10ins No. tie: beef becet ribs No. 1, brains, per doz. each, de: livers, tongues, S [Price doz. net. fas oro | Juay B2 Corned beef, LIb square « AT Gy @ 1 Lunch tongues, 11b 'd cans 2:1h Brawn, 11b square cans.... G 270 1 . i round 21b b Chippedveet, L1b rou 210 pressed hnm, 11b sq - b Tripg Minced collops. Boneless pigs 1t aus 8, 14¢-1b round cans. Konat beet tajex. brand) {1 b Hardware. AUGERS AND Bit Russcll Jennings, dis, rous, dis, e Clean cxpinsive Dits dig ple drills, Cleve AXES—Lippincott s, bitted, FTL00; bronzed ave, #.00: Kolly Borrs—Patent door wrought barrel, dis, fe; common. Currl Ma iring co cturing compin. Clipper, a small F13, Swun expunsive bits, small $18, Stearns adjust hollow ar bits, Snell's, dis, id & Morse, dis, 3¢, per doz, §1. Hunt's, dls, 60%c: fon 1ip, Wat- be: Clurk o dis, rae 826, dis, or 407 81! lfiataok . Jennt largc ugers 03 double Lippicott's t solid steel, ats. 50-100; wrought Squire, dis, s, T0-l0e:r R & E tove, 4U-10¢; Plow ¥ Michine ing company Lolts, . Bacus, dls, 40-10c, - Blain sh uscun, bire Brass, foose pin pins. spring and biind butts, Ti-10¢, UASTERS ots, M, Apan 0% o intist of Do | nan coil chain, 58 Jack ehi OHALK—Whi 1,00, COFFEE MUt : Wilson, 500 ¢ Jupanned. dis, 60-10c: Llank butts, Bed, 50¢; plate und shullow sock- an, per 1 15 iron juek chuin, 6ic; N KNIVES AND CUTTEILS Clenn Clipper, #2.5 por 2.0, ITLEIY net list DIAWING KNIV Justable, dis Tt 100; plated. At Ui ANT ufacturin Iy Pans 08 0, per doz, 34001 1, & Y0003 0 83.00; 5, CHANGERS—Clin Kidder's, dis, Oni ity HARNESS SNAPS tluy, manure and spading, dis 6 Rogers & Bros., . LY PRESSES= Enterprise Man- .00 X. anti-frictio 3 teumps. por Aoz 1 hungers, dis, 54503 Henshaw,listof 114 cha. Waudsworth, dis John Russell Cutlery company's P8, W, Co., dis 70 Birnish st as 81, L, A1, 600, . dis, 50-100; dis, 86,00} Lano steel 0 81400, dis, 30e; Judd, st of 14 ehanged to e; Sargent'’s, dis, T0e; Germin, dis, Lightni o doz, 8550 doz, 38.50: eye! doz. #11.00 HiNGEs - Clur W York state 10 ib, 4 & Champlc Putnam HOOKS: Stanloy's list, wr ey s, WIre SCFews, Te, IKETTLES. per cent dis, e, LANTERNS—Buckoye .50 Brilin Lixes—Line Sliver luke .00 Muson's linen, N Mason's ‘colored cotto gulvanized t and ohe Corbin, dis, %e; trunk comp MALLETS 230: losthier by SAD lroNs: solf heatin:, por d frons, double pointed. frons, sauare bick, dis irons, now list, J SAND PAVER™ B 10 11y, pOE TOAIL. §A; flint § and U, Der Aduinson's 1 Iiekory, 1. di der & Adamson's oi S0 Off. SAUSAG Brooks’ ne, per doz ind hoods and staples, ugnt staples, 7 Hrass, per cent dis, . 81, $0.00; Loador ais. e alded, iy, Hlut wnd corrugy afi From 4 to 10, roau, assorted, dor & Aduwson's star. dor & AQANISON'S DUIOEY, DOF T STUFFERS Ol PILLERS . pordoz, 8.50; Spear corrugated, per .00, upright, per ate, dis. (0c W, d s, Bc serow hook ie: 12 and i eye, & and 1 'y BT g lie 1 0 10 net dis 2 dis 20 19 dis 10 lst, G0cs Narness 3 10oks and ted, Buckeye, Jr., 0.0, cotton chalk, dis, No. 0, #.00; No I, §1800 No. 4, $2.00] s, 100 fr, 8550 doz} P, & 35 Cablino Wi Yuie Look 1 Koy, dis, kil “@ie; lignumvite, ts d per 1. net, ... $10.50; Mis, Pote's hio: Mrs. Pot's iterprise Star nt, 00 mson's jeador & A 8.7 per reun. per roum, A rewm, per $11.50. Perry, dls, nterprise Mfg Co.. dis, S0 SasH CoRb—Oommon, ent, per lbpnet, 18¢; B 51 f por 1b, net. pat- vor Luko hewp, per the | .25 | | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ${bxpay. PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU, L 90c; € white eotton, bratded, per 1b, SASI WEIGHTS=S0lid oyes, per 100 1bs, 81, Kaws—-Disston's clreular, nil and oross- dis, 45; DIsston’s hand, pianel and rip, 20- SAW SETs—Stllman's, por doz, net, #2205 com- mon lever, per doz, net. $1.50; hanimer, Hotch- kiss, per doz, net, #:0: Alken's genuine, per doz. #1300 dis, 406 Afken's Tmitation. per doz, 1, dis. d0e: Morrill's, No. 1, #15.00; No. 5, 8201, 161, per doz, $15,00, Buifulo, dis, e scale boarns, dls, Huteh, teu, No. Howe, dls, 2 Fafully. Turnbull's, dis E drbanks, dis, dle Serews—Flat hend iron. new d head, new List, blued, 6ye; Jupanned CALES i list, § fut head. Ri: coach, W0e; benen. 1, beach 2. per doz, ¥ wood and, rall, Humason, Beck VELS AND SPAT sroxe ~Hindost ita stone, No. 1 per 1D, net No. 2, per ib, net. %c ¥ 1b, net, #0¢; grindstones, mounted, “Samson, " Wanity stone, ne sips, No por ton, #1000 Nos. 1, #2 $2.40 STAR SqUAitEs nickel plated, add, 825 try square and T hevels, ¥ Bottom's try aud mivre, dis TACKS, BItADS, Amarican fron carnet Cucks, dis, sei st carpet tacks, all Kinds, dis, Be; Swede's fron carpet tacks, ail Kinds, dis, Be! Swedo's fron tueks. dis, 665 Swode's iron upholsterers’ tucks, dis, 6-¢. Winters Dry Gooas. HEAVY Brows Cor Atiantic 11 60 At 6o: Aurorn C, 4ge: Blael Durlington Cabot W, b Ahe; n Tlaes L Tenrictt LL, oige: Nuehes J, Atlantie | Arrow | FIxE BROWN COTTONS rora B, 05c: Aurora R, 64,05 Atlas O N B, 3'ei Chicas Cloth, fe; Clifton I'F, Peppereil E. 40-inch, Cist Iron, T DENTSS—Net Camlot, 12 dover, 12¢; e Old York, Hiige; Lawrence, Lawrence, 0 oz, 150 fincy stripes and chieeks, 1e: Utica Nonpareil, ige; Rosatind, Kiyes Scond to None, 6 wmp it s - Funcles—Sinpsons Hawilton, te: Steel Rive o; Ruriupo, St Loger,' Blac, Sulrtings—Mirtha, Wasn: ton, 4e; Allen,de; Merrimne, $isc; Turkey [t arner, 6ie; Crefleld, Popperall R, Langdon G B York, Ant Anoskeng, 0 oz, 101 verett, standard, 12t Porest 1.'C.o 12i4e: {layn XX, 10ie; Ol1d Yor 0. 11500 1 Phistle, Ti4e; Red Cross, 7e: OurOwn, 7ij¢ LOWED CAMBIICS—Crown, 41 wmut, 4'sc. Rolied. | colors, e ext in, 16-1n, Red Star. Clover, 5 Stevens' P00 Stov Stovens' N, 20 h Stevens' SKT, Vleachod, Te extra; Snowflke, per : Boone,'pr. et. 1., Hei Peerless, 67 nse, $7.00, KY JEANS—Rez.—Azenorin Nebraska_School Boy, 2 Merino. 220:Bang : Dakotn, 51¢; Mississippl Southern, 110Ns—Berkloy t.0t3e; Blucksto $hc: Cabot, hd W -Ixrllxll\. Fitehyill Homie Run, 8'3¢ Harvest, § itope, Tige hiolce, 6 1t of the Loo mper Idem, Kei r Housekeeper. 8303 King Phillip 2 BB, ige: Lonsdule. Ay cumbrie, 100465 New York Mulis, Tie: Ouk Lawn, i Pride of Laundry, 8iic; Warwlek. dross, € Lancaster, te: ' Glenaire, 60 Whitenton, dress, Se: York Favoritu, dress, se; Caleutta, dres Normandle, dress, ¢ icester. § Prints-Indigo Blue—Net—Martha W ton, ses Awmeriean, Sye: Arnold, blie; nold B. lonz clotn, 9ige: Stiter A, 110 iold Ticket, 10¢, Stapies n Pinks, Ge; Allen € Jucester, siac, Bibb, Lonsdule se ash- Ar- mana tumilton, ubriy, 5 colored, 21% rless, colc Canver WArpP—N Bibb, white, 18t uligel Peerl te, 1800 Rock- ford, colored. Kovkford, white, Conser JEANS = Net. Androse Amerle: Norfolk, 6ie i Magnolii, 10 Coronkb—Net, Bost 11250: Tostom 9 vz, Stark. 10 ¢ 1550, ecks—Invincible, 5Hi4e; Purk, edonta XX, T sirpes. s plalds, o 1818, B TLeKn C A, i3te. OwiNo Cagtxas—Trown. Topporetl 18¢; Pepperell, 9 Boston. 5., 2l Popper: renper i bocrell, 10- 5 Boston, Peppero 1, 0-4: 4, 14e: Boston, 84 Boston, Utien, 04, Heo 67 rolls. in bale, 81 5i-1b bale, percent b, 10} Rippe bale, per ceat Ib. 114, Rockford, N Borwyn Diagonal, 15, Spring- verett, 8- El ton, 10-0z, s Maple Hill, 0 Corkscrew ¢ ssimere, 22t5e. £ sulted salted hides, 10 40 1bs, to 40 s i No. 2 veal calf, 8 fo | int hides, 67e; N v salted | hides, V@il 2 lort wooled eurly shearlings (hort paulles dry (short 2 dry flint vool' peits, 10614 ses dry flint K ain Wool puits. 80 cher wool polts. 5 murrain "woal pojts, b1 bucks, netunl wolzlit, Tadc. s to piy T EASE-Tullow White grons Kansus per 1b, and Nobraska v try flint Col et dry flint Col dry plec Hive fo sight on thes No. 1, 4i4ei A, d@ige; yellow, Hei 45 beeswax TALLOW taliow No. grense, whit grease, prime, 16 Woor—K Eine. 1verd v aver uge, 15 avera; burr very hoavy fine, choice, 106 Unwashod_combing ‘and de Inine. aver: 4uites choiec delulie, av widles o dium quurter blood hoteo, 18 Vie; cholee, chalce, 15 {6 T wished Bei conrse, BONES IN'CAR LTS ONLY—Dry bufalo, per ton, $16.000018.00; Ay country, blenche ton, FULO0EIR00 dry country.damp and w perton, 8.0)@1000.” These prices wre fc welghed and delivered in Chicugo. AND 3 01d butt rough tailow, 11 nsus, Nebraski o 12001505 cholee, 1561 - sadie; chole juarter blood, @Ne: choled conrt and rough. Territo nedinm dee, 20602 me- 1o; Cholee, 20702 AVeraRe, DIk smbing, average. | braid, average, 12@He; 2@ Cholce, B@ Wi uverage, ty, bonos Chuntry Produce Burrenr—The best country butter commands 206 tair to good grades, 10601se, Supplies not 11 PouLTIiy chickens, §2 10¢ por i1, s—Goneral market, -~ Conundr r: Is aflying column rtillery oneof the wings of the army? Who pays for the biyouets when the soldiers charge them? When the *‘shrill music of the shells™ is spoken of, is u bomb bard meant? How many spokes ure there in the right wheel? Do you use a pen or a pencil to write about fuee Can stealing a leg of pork be flank movement? Can pickpockets men? : Can you play or sing a pla-toon? Ave “the reports from the artillery regiments to be heard by the cannon- wlis slow. 25004001 spring i ducks, $1.00; live turkeys, ms. alled o be classed as rifle — Her Head Was Level, Jeuny, will you have me! 'Causo 1 Jenny, s Sure Cure 0-0-00! Jouny. Pom, bottles this 13 Cough Tab- i your poc only @ bottle of Syiup, 0-0-0-0! Tom, enux The streets of Virgiia City are paved | with waste rozk from the duwmps of the Com- Heador & | stock mines. Recont repaics led anulysis of 50mo of the stones of this pav ment, and it showed from &) to 80 in siver per ton. With the present pricos of Com stock miniug shures such rock would not bo thrown away, DeWitv's Little Euriy tusers; only pillto curesickheadacho and roguiate thebewals to an Expressions of Publio Men in Rsference to tha Subjeot, [ VR, PIECE ', OF Jup.Clous LEGISLATION, Present System Ge He Defectivein Many Respects ~How it Could Be Basily Changed. erally Believed to Wasnixaroy, D, C,, Nov. 8.—[Special to Tur Ber.]—Here aro somo exprossions of the leading democrats of congress on the propo- sition to make the census a permanent bu Hon, John J. Hemphill of South Carolina: “Asto a permanent census bureau I have not given tne matter any thought. 1 am op- posed to making any bureau permancnt un- less good and satisfacto reasons can bo given therefor. I am not prepared to suy ex- actly what I would do as to the establish- ment of & permanent census bureau. As far as my immediate section of South Caroli is concorned, 1 have beard of uo complaints against Mr. Porter's census, but the leading papers of my state seem to think 1t inaceur- ate. Iaon'tknow how 1t is, however. But Lam disposed to be fair to Mr. Porter.” Lam quite sure there cannot by o perfect census under the present system.” Senntor Wadé Hampron, of South Car- olina: “As to a permanent census bureau, [ think Senutor Morgan’s suggestions on that subject are very timely. There should be abilshed o permauent consus burean where statistics could be gathered from ye: to year during the decennial period, which to my mind would be far more accurate and useful to congress and cost the conntry less than under the present system. The popula. tion could be taken, of course, eve ten years, I am i favor of a small ~ permanent census bureau of course, not one so large as the present tem porary census cflice. There has beon com- plaiut as to the accuracy of the census in my state, For instance, with respect to the population in the city of Charleston. T don't know how much ground there 1s for it, how- ever, for | have not taken the pains to'exam ine the details of Mr. Porter's census. 1 be lieve his efforts to get up a correct census have been earnest and honest. 1 am not in clined to censure him in advance and I will not until there 1s moro tungible evidence than the mere gossip tnat is going around. I think his recent answer to the charges of tho New York Herala are satistactory and sufti- cient. That attack on him was unjust, to say the least.”” Favors the Bureau ldea. Ex-Congressman T. J. Clunta of Califor- nia: I most assurcdly favor a permanent census burcau, Formerly it was contendea that a census under the constitution meant, simply an coumeration of our habitants and that there the work must cease. That view of the coustitution has been_exploded and abandoned. ‘The act of 1870 accom- plished the best resuits und made the peovlo more eager for statistical information con- ning the true condition of the country. To satisfy this demand, Hon. Itobe ter, superintendent of census, while enun erating the people for the census of 1540, under the laws passed in relation thereto, has endeavored to give us the amount of farm mortgages, the condition of our agri culture, manufactures, debt, wealth und tax- ation, schools, libraries, churches and mor- tality. The result ot all this work, as will be réadily observed, will make an immense Libvary 1 itself, Such work entails a great deal of labor. It involves, first, tho collec- tion of the material, its tabulation and analysis, and then its publication The” material should be collected car fully, and time given to do it properly, To A6 such work effectively and accurately, [ firmly believe that a permanent census bureau should be established, thus keeping tho census ofico open duriug the entire decennial period. When 1 thini of tho magmtude of the work which the superin- tendent of census is called upon to perform and the limited time allowed him in which to do it, I wonder 1t is so well done, Mistakes and inaccuracics are bound to occur under our present system. The only way to ap- proach correctness is to establish a per- mauent bureau, The collection of the data required in @ census ought not to ba left to the states. It 1s o matter that belongs veculiarly to the federal government.” Good Thing for the Country. Senator John 8. Kenna of West Virginia: “I have been away all tho summer recruiting wy health. Consequently, 1 have divorced myself from all public questions. As to a permanent census bureau, however, it occurs 1o mo that the establishmentof suct a burean would be a good tuing for the countr: I am not prepared to eater into detail on the subj As o rule, when it comes to making anything permanent in the public service, I have some misgivings until the question is thoroughly investigated. Taking the ceusus of this great country is an im menso work und doubtless no siperintondent can have it accurate. As to Mr. Porter, the present superintendent of census, I feel very kindly toward him, and for mysclf I propose to do'him justico in legislative matters per- taining to his bureau, Whilo investigations are often made 1 public works, it does not imply every time that thero is need forit, 1 an ot prepared to doubt the accuracy of the Eleventh consus. [ am disposed to be just toward Mr. Porter, even though o be of tho 3 Hastialiotd Tonnasson: “Iam heartily in favor of tho formation of & permanent consus burowu for the main rea on that the time now allowed in which to ke n decennial conus is too short, and the result must necessarily be itaperfect under our present system. I feel very frieudly to- wards Mr. Porter, the present superin- tendent of census, It isnot likely that he desel S any more censure in his work than his predecessors. A supermtendent of cen- sus will never eseape criticism, for the work he bias ia hand is o great and vast undertak- ing and growing more and wore so ull the time.” o Carlisle on the Subject. Senator John G. Carhisle of Kentucky: “1 have thought much with respect to the estab- lisimentof a_permanent Census bureau aud I must say I am heartily in favor of it. Under car present system it is impossible to take an aceurate census for the reason that the work 15 to bo doue by incxperieaced clerks. Tue country is large, the work heavy, and to put into action thousands of inexperienced men and women to do the work hastily, it is alto- other impossible to have an absolutely satisfactory census, It occurs to me that provision should ba made for a permanent ceusus bureau boving 1 it expert clerks en- gaged all the time upon our centus and other statistical work. 1 have not heard of any complaints against Mr. Porter’s vensus in my part of Kentuckyin However, I have very little opportunity to learn. 1 have been busy all the summery iu fact 1 have been away from home all the time." Senator R. L, Gieson of Louisiy aw reaily opposed 10 any increase of per: manent bureaus,, withough congress mi Wdko provision, fiuder some oue of the de- partments, for callecting the statistics from y , discpnuected altogether from any enumeration.of, tho population. 1 am of th opinion that ourpresent census system is too extensive and cumbersome. Iu fuct I think we_should Toliow the strict letter of the constitution, which simply provides for an enumeration fof the population somi annually for the prpose of representation, Tam in favor of.the ropulation division, which includes the vital statistics. There i3 t00 much spreading out of our system of yo erpment under the federal head. ‘T'here ure no doubt imperfections in Mr. Porter's con- sus, They cannot bo prevented under ouv present_system of such €uormous bropor- tions. 1am really in favor of the Euglish system of taking the census. I have heard of no complaints against the pres- ent ceusus in oy own state. 1 bave noticed _complaints from the state of New York. Buh 1 gpeak for mysell us to Mr. Porter's work. 1 feel kindly dis- posed towards him. Iu fact, very much so a: MOST MEN AND WOMEN suffer needlossly. A disordered stomach constipation, gout rheumatism and iid- ney disease, can positively be avoided by the Sprudel Salt, reful use of the genuine Cavlsbad Beware of lmitations. NOVEMBER 1891. OMA HA 1 know notning of the t, but I propose v of the criticisms," Judicious Plece of Legis! Pat details of todo bim Congressman-elect Josiah Tennesseo of the continuance much thought. It that to do it would legislation and country. I have the consus in m, believe there was time ago with the count of the cit phis, "Of course thero will be a cel great work of this kind. 1 do that any one would believe t or any other superintendéut's w absolutely correct under our syster Congressman H, W, am in_favor of a permanent Not only this, of the censy occurs to me, be & judiciou: result in'@ heard of no soction of Ten, lieve the other members of the delegation will also. Notwithstar arduousness of Mr, Porter's great lieve he has given the by be attained under our p lieve with_General ‘Tillr lina that Mr. Porter b psent syst an of S been hor he 'has performed it never bofore equalled every cregit, and for one 1 that he gets it."! Senator Wilkinson Call of Flo man in his position could do loast, will believe so, regardless c ports. [ think Mr. Porter has don best he could undor the circumstances, in my judgement, no man fect ander our system. 1< he shouldn't = have it least as far as make it so, regardiess other outside intiuenc 1 vention is to be honest tainly he has proven his efficien promptness with which his work. 1 do not believe lezed inaceuracies. I, for one uphold all his recommenditions vote to condemn his work unless it worthy of condemnation, and m rumor or gossip will not do that wi suld b 0 10 1o acel possi it heliey wil “I have uot given the better. nd earnest. he has dispateh 1 about the rtion, erson 18 s y of Mem. nsure n. Rusk of Maryland: consus but I will do my best towards the establishment of such a biireau and I be- Maryland the task, 1 be- t results possible to bure nding em. 1 be: outh Ca at, to rida Hf any o th Ly irate, blo litics © hi Cer oy the I vote Jove th me.” S, Hean, rted It Clean, Detroit Free Press: “Why d keep that child's face elean? Woodward avenue mwan to t French nurse. “Jene suis quoi, testily. *Como off don’t cure body else; face in some sort of presentabl youlll have to_pick up your d ce?” " replied th he exclaimed ang what Jennie says, Copyright, 1590, if you don’t kecp tha on’t sked a he new nurse “r any- or At o shape, uds and Which will you fave, sickness, suffering and dup"ur' or h(.alth strength, and spirit ? You can take your choice. All chronic discases ar hd de- rangements peculiar to women are permanently cured by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescri It restores the female tions to healthy actior removes the obstruction suppressions which trouble and misery. riodical pains, internal i mation, ulc xptlon func- s s and cause For pe- inflam- ration and kindred ailments, it is a positive rem- edy. The system is orated, the blood enrich gestion improved, melar and nervousness invig- ed, di- 1chol dispcllud)f It's a legitimate medicine, the only one that's guarante give satisfaction in the of all ¢ lundlc (nmp[dln ed to cure tSitd \work justice in of uestion bureau howaever, pleco of t good to the criticisms on nossee. [ me dissatisfaction some ina not suppose Mr. Porter's ork, could be r0- eurn- est, thorough and efMcient in his work, and witl a promptitude Itk he deserves propose see “No I, at ro- very for, it per: son why at to or n- by the i 10 1l not be proven idio you ! boy's DOCTOR ACKHER'S ENGLISH will stop a Cough in one night, checl a Cold in a day, and CURE Consumption if taken in time. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP Pt Use it Promply. A 25 cent 7., bottle may \save 2 5, A lives. their Asle your druj Cugist for it, 10 Tastes Good Dr Acker's English Pills . CONSTIPATION. ite with the ladl 46 West Lroadw 11. HOOKEIL & €O, BY KUIIN & CO, NNELL, OMAHA ’\‘\“'—[.'\lb NTS BOYD'S i ]ll‘.lltl Seventeenth and Hurney Strec The Handsomest and trhenter In fl‘n-\](,lll N And One More O v. Jolifest nnd Most D Musical Farces, The Brizhitest, Nov. , N ‘31) |.| 15, Amerion oR 10, verting of W -THE HUSTLER:- Funny _ Situatios—Wi logus-Pretty Girls—Tunoful Artistic D1ncin 1—-awuete .t Singers—A Cyclons of Mersiment™— Pure as a Patti Note. AUGHS, ALL LALUGHS! HBUT FUN $1.00; Purque and o0; Gulle Furious.y I OPERA GRAND ", MONDAY NOV THE MENDELSSOHN QUINETT Ausplecs of the Ladi Parquet Balcon ONw. Undor Socloty Reser ved Sule op ns Saturday iy Dia. Mu NOTHING ry NIGHT ONLY 0, £ CLUB. s Musieal DIME EDEN MUSEE | Farnamstreot 10 Man £ Wall stroet Ao Wrtland, witeh tello, Contortion stors, Child e KA Gallagher, Comedian Mibel Arnold, Cornet Solos. Bronaon Hros, Shadowgrapis The Waltor's, Singers and Dancers. Prof. MoKoe, Ventriloguist Adwlsslon One Dime, Open dally | to Goo. W Hor Myan 8 Mamfacturers” i il Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS Omaha, Tont & Awn- | ing Co,, | Flags, ham mocks, 1| rubhor clothing Sond (or | BTNl L Rera e | AND TE _— BAGS Bomis Omaba Bag Co. Importars ant Manufa turoes Flour Sacks Hurlaps and Twine BlCYCL A. H. Perrizo & Co. | 1008 Dodo St Send for onr eatal and prices M Bloyo BOOK BINDERS and AND lrll\l' {. 0. Daxon, 15th streot STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Fluters, binders, eloctrot 7 fuotii 116 Howard str blank LIk manu Omaha. ————————————————— BOOTS Morse Sho: Co AND SHOES mpany, 100 Howard Stre Factory, cornerlith ani @ AKIDK closo pricos 1o o Ing cluss of goods wi able with merchi IKine Strost Al buyors, and lch 1% very sal ants Williams, Van Aer- | Kirkendall Jones& Co nam & Harte 1212 Harney stroot Awen Omatin, Neb. Lt BOXES ez John L, Wilkie, Omahn paper box factory 10th & St Mary's Ave., Orders promptly filled. Ruteh Tooly ho. | 11051 CCARRIAGES, | W. T. Seaman, We Omaha's Largest Varlety | “"“"' s | o Nhniaces. | CARPETS « Omaha Garpet Co, Carpets, ofl, cloths m | Douglas atrect COAL, COKE, Omaha_Coal, Ooke & Lime £ | 1tara Hard and sofi conl. 8. B | cor. lith and Douglay Eroet American Fuel Co,, Shippers and_dealors in anthracite and bit- wous conl 815t street. 0 " Nebraska Fuel Oo., ot Btroohs 238, [ Omaha, ber Shoe €0 and 10 WhaolesnleManufactur'ts Hoston Rul 10z, 1103 Harney stroot tafor 105 BUIC. IH' RS Louis lelvr‘ hers And Packers and supplles. Heo shoap casing 115 _Jackson_atreet CIGALS. est & Fritscher, factures fino clear rs0f loaf tabaceo. | Furnam Stroot. 'LOTHING. " Gilmore & Ruhl, Jifncturers and losnlo Clothiers, !9 Tarnoy street. 'l(' Coutant & Squires, and soft coal ship- pers 1508 Farnam strect Omalia, “Howell & Go, 407 8 1 Eteet, Omana, Neb, Johuson Bros,, VFarnam Streety Ouwalia, Neb. NICE. E\glv CGornice Works, ManufacturersofGalvan fzed Tron Cornice. Capa, metatle ke 1110 and CEMENT AND LIME. 3.7, Jobuson & Co,, Omaha, Neb DRY GOOI M. E. Smith & Co, Dry gouds. notlons, far nishing Koo Corner 11th and 1oward. | cor. | ELECTT AL SU Wolf Electrical Co. ustrated e fred 1614 Capitol Avenue. | DET aloguo FARM MACHINE Parlin, Orendorlf &| T, Martin Co. [ and ot St | Ouinhia, Neb. | 1300 OUR. 0. Cor. § | Om: M ofieo F, Gilman, 10i3-15-17, N. lith Street, | Binck - Managor, | FURNITURE AND | Beeh Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, | sueee: Grace Furniture and earpots, 1115-1119 Farnam Stroot N1°'S FURNISHI &1 4 uckskin pants | Cor. 13 GLASS, PAINT. OIL Kwrfl Glass and aint Oo,, 05-1412_Harney Strod: Omahis, Neb William Cummings Kilpatr General Skandin Plow Co., Man AND DRUC Oady & Gray, | cor. 9th and Douglas Sts A k -Koch Dry tions, gents’ koods 1t and Hownrd Sty /PPLIES. ROIT -AUTO! Electric Motors o sz NN RY, ETC. @ Northwall, western agont 1501 Sherman Ave. R. T. Davis Mill Go vnderwood, Kor At ¢ th and Jackson Sts, aha Milling Oo,, orchant Millors, and ML I3 North lith Streot, CARPETS, e & Runyan Fur- niture Co. & Co. and tith s, Omania NG (GOODS, Robinson Notion Co. Shirts, chana 't ‘8. J. A, Fuller & Co., Blake, Bruce & G0, Douglas Streot, Omutia 17 and 619 South 16th St | 100-403 Leavenworth St. Ormhia, Neb. L Paxton & Gallagher, | M ‘ 1o (G ROC 705711 8. 10th Stroet, Omaha, Nob D. M Stecle & Co, ) 12011205 Jonos Stro oy ahia, Noo 0 MoOd th Allen Bros, 1108-1110 Harnoy Stea) Ownbia, Neb Omaha, Nob, yer & Raapke, Omaha. Neb. , Johnson & (0o, and Lonvonworth Niroots Neo. ord, Brady & Oo., and Leavenworth, Omuhn, Neb GUNPOWDELR, “Hugh G. Olark HARDWAL Reotor & Wilhelmy Co | L Cor. 10t and Jack ‘\ th o 178 Clark-Andrecsen s | Hardware Go. 1 Harney, Omah Neb Cupital Surplus..... Lewls 8. 1tood. V. Morse, Patrick, W | e Grippe nnd Fevers of ol and ¢ GRAIN AND PROVISIONS - . ryan Commission 0o | A, 8, MoWhorter Brokers, grain, proviston | Room 18, Board of Trad and stocks N Y. Lifo | Brokers. Private wire Wid'g. Private wiro Chi- |to Now York. Chicagq caed 8 Touls and | and St Loulgy Cashgratd New York | Bowent F. 0. Rrokers.Gr cte. Privat Swartz & Co, . Provl wiro b oo, T Cockrell Bros Trokors and cash buyers Private wires to Now York, Chleago, & Nt 1 1018 Board of it Trado,Omah s, Trade. o bId'K, 8. Omnk® ————————————————————————— IRON WORKS. Paxton & Vierling | Omaha 8afe & Iron Tron Works, Works, Wrought and east building work, _en Ma £rs fico and hurgiag brass work. '@ Proof snfes, vauits, Jall foundry, machl Work, fron shutters and Nre oscapes. (. Ane blacksmith woi Ry and 17th dreon, 1th & Jackion sts 1ro o oral Angd P LIQUORS. R. R. Grotts, ¢ and Jobbor of Tler & Co., Liguor Morchant Wirney S Tnetiir'rs Ko Last Indla Bitters. L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Doal'rs Frick & Herborts, —————————————————————————— LUMBE pis] @. W. Douglass & Co| Johu A Wakefield, [mported, Amorican Pord Hardwood Lumbor, | it Coment, Milwa ke Hydraulle “Cemon and Quiney Whits Limd Louis Bradford, st otey 1810 North 16th Stroot. Oharles R, Tes Lumbor, me,co 23 D uglas Stroet AND NOTIONS. [T, Oberfelder & Oo, Importors and Jobbers I MILLINERY €. A. Stonehill, Millinery, Notlons,Cloaks | Ty e 203, 210 and 212 South 11t T16-118 &, 16th St., Omaha. | Streot MUSIC 1IN, Max Meyer & Bro Co | M'f'g jowolors, dealors In musteal Instruments, | ete. Farnam and 16th, 1513 Douglas Streot. —_— OYSTERS. | U/IA S, Platt & Co., Oystars, Fish and Celery, 510 Bouth 10th Bt David Cole Manager. 1L STRUMENT B1C A. Hospe, Jr., Planos, Organs, Artisty Materlals, Bte. (;uuleuhwl Tank Line Co. Refined_and lubricating oils, nxlo groase, ote. ‘OMMISSION. Schroedar & o, Cash bugers butter ani oges, and gen coms L South 11th Stroot. PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Denlors In country prod- fruits, vogotables, 1207 oward Strect. Robort Purvis, | E. B. Branch & Co. 8 Produce, frults of all 13th and. Harnos Stroste. Jas. A, Olark & Oo, | Butcor; ohesso, ogas 03 South 19eh St ke poultrs, knme. Kirsehbraun & Sons, Butter, eks and poultry. 1209 Howard Stroot. Bates & Co., £y produce, fr . grocers t, spo PAPER. | RUBBER GOODS énrpl\uter Paper Co., | Omaha Rubber Co,, Munufacturers and job- Carry n full wtock of printing, wrapping and | bers all kinds rubber writing puper, card pa- | koods per, ete. 1520 Farnam Stroot, - SEEDS S10VES. James Hughes, Stoves repalrs of alikinds J Cooks and Heaters Emerson Sued 0o, Soed growors, doalers fn warden, grass, grain and tree acods for sale. 15421 South 15th. 607 8. 13th Strost. —_— _SASI, DOORS, BLINDS, BETC M. A, Disbrow & Co, | Boln Sash & Door Go Manutacturers of s Manufacturors of moulds doors. blinds and | ingy, blinds. doors, cte. mouldings. Branch of- | tice! flce, I2th and 1zard Sts, | Room 425 Beo Building. —_— STEAM AND W Ilth v\‘I’I’I'IAII“"J U. 8, Wind Engine & | A, T, Strang & Sons, Pump 0o, 21008 F nliany Wind Al ,"" 1004 gis and 820 Jones Stroot. | G.F s, aetin T Consolidated Coffee Company, 1414 and 1416 Harney Si Owinha, Neb. ST 3 i 10Y BILLIALRDS. ik el H Hardy Go, | m Streon Tho Brunswiok- . | Balke-Collender U, llara morchand ) SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, - - LIMITED A.D. Bojer & Co, Hunter & Green, -9 Kxchango Bullding, | 50 Exchange Bullding ehild- | ‘ 07, 10, ren’s earringes 1919 Farnam Strect. South Omaha South Omahn PER GCENT INTEREST PAIDONGEPOSITS At OMAHALOANGTRUSTCO. SAVINGS « BANK SECOR, I6™ &D0UGLASSTS, CAPITAL:% 100.000.00 DIRECTORS [ UWY MAN-E.W.NASH, JHMILLARD - GUY-C BARTON- -8, L. AK JU.BROWN-THOS L. KIMBAL L A NEBRASKA National Bank OMA'IA NFB 400,000 65,000 £ and Dirsctors - Haney W, Yitoy, Presidont Viow Prosiaont: G & Manrico, W Jolin 8. Col . Cushing, J. N. 1] 105, Trughes, Cas 4 THIR IRON li.\\lL. Corner 12th und Karnam st Goneral Ba nhinglusives Trir {1, & DEPOSITORY. - o THE REAL CHINESE DOCTOR, DR. WELEY YEE CHING theea Med y with bl 15 yoars 1 thie e 1 in Mol and pr nd Burs Tor 0w or boing | “hineae army. Both practi Bydnoy. Austealin, and 1n Auckinnd, New i tho armies. Dr. Chiog Iy no speclallst, it ALL DISEASES. Spoedily nnd permas Cures them: no watter how [one standiog Bure cure for Rhcumatisi. Plles, La Kinds. Ladies, gon " . Consultation fico Chin for wnle. 612 N, 10th Bt . dahy L. Hours 9 & . o WANTED Total 1nsnes of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOO BUNBS DISTRICTS, WATE COMFANIED, 8T, K- COMPANIES.cla Correspon licited. N.W.HARRIS & GDMPAIY Bankersy 1812138 Dearborn 8ireot, CHICAGD: 13 Wa'l Btroat, NEW YOItK. 70 B1010 Bla GOSTON, on are inviu emedies of all kinds