Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1892, Page 5

J o — THE OMAHA DUY'S REVIEW OF THE WEER Cholera Has L‘ml»d.:t it Hes Not as Yet Affeoted Busincss, TRADE CENTERS RzPORT GOOD BUSINESS Money Plenty and in Good Demand—Active Ity Prevails in All the tries—Clearing House Stateme Great 1 te on Wall Street, New York, Sept. 16— R. Dun & Co.’s weekly review of trado will say: Cholera has landed and the busivess of New York @0es on exactly as if it had not. The selling of stocks has been quite heavy, and the de- cline fu prices has averazed about $2 per stare for all the active list. Monoy is in ample supply sud the demand from the in- terior is less than usual at this season, but large amounts are held out of the loan mar- ket by people who are looking for exceptional oprortunities to buy cheaply. "There has been much talk ubout pestilarce as an excuse for low prices of breadstuffs and cotton, but the fact that the enormuus stocks bronght over from last year afford a sufticient reason for exceedingly low prices. teceipts of wheat at the principal western ports in four davs of this week have been 5, 3 bushels, while the Atlantic exports have been oniy 1,06 bushels, and it is Dot strange that the price bas declined i cents, At 77’ cents this wheat is lower toan it ever has been in New York except in twn days in 185k Corn has declined ' cent in sympathy, but it is also the fact that western advices regarding the growing crop are more favorable. Oats have failen g cent and lard 1s a shade weaker. [n cotton there has been heayy selling und-Scptember options are baiow 7 cents, though vhe price for spot cotton is uuchavged. Oil has de- clinea }g cent, but coffee is % cent stronger. Reports from Business € At Boston trade in dry goods is unusually large for Septemver. Woolen mills afe weil supplied with orders and the distribution is rémarkaoly full. Boot and shoe shops aro crowded with orders, At Hartford trade is satisfactory. A1 Philadelpnia trade in ary goods is the most satisfactory for manv vears. Wool is in fuir demand; tobacco improves and trade in chemicals is active, and especially so in disinfectants, At Pittsburg the iron trade improves with increased demand, though Bessemer pig is wenker. Window glass works are resuming. Tr: t Cleveland i3 good in most lines, with iron in better demand and money active. Retail trane at Cinciunati is quiet. At Detroit orders for freight cars exceed capecity of works for mouths to come, At Chie: 5 business increases, Trade at Milwaukee s brisk and at Omaha excellent A gencrovs fall trade is cxpected av Louis and at Kan City business is sati factory. All westorn collections are reported very good. uisville is improving, at Nash- id at Lattle Rock satisfactor Montzomery caution pravails, ston the late cotton crop causes slo ou. Vew Orleans business is only fair and ¢ 18 iu strone demand, but coiton low i rice are active and strong. structural iron is very en- wg aud plate mills are well supplied, but quotations are variable and bar iron is unsettied, Copper s lo at 112 4 tin £20.80 in spite of large distributions, but icad is moro s'cady at from 4cto e, There isa heavy demand for cotton and medium bleached goods ure higher with browus firm Curpets arestrouger Money has been st 1y at 4 per cent, while foreign exchance has fallen 8o far that ex- por's of gold ure unprofitable. I he treasury has saded 20,000 go! 4 £00,000 silver 1o its stock, while putting out $400,000 addr tional paper. Here, s in all parts of tho country, tie f money 1s ample for jo- —gitima ne shrinkage of specu- 1ation 15 helpful as regards the possibility of monetary pressuro later "The business failures occurring throughout tho country dur-nz the last seven duys num- ber 182, as'compared with the totals” of 174 lust week. For the correspondiug week of last year the fgures were = ARING HOUSE CL STA ©Omauha Clearings A 000,000 8 Day— New Youx, Sent. 16, compiled by Bradstre ings for uh sntember 15, 1502, and the p ‘reentage of increaso and decrease s comparea with the corresponding week of 1501 t to Almost ®1,. m Other Cities, The DHllowing table s show bank clear- crties, CLEARINGS, -+ oswazouy - arwasseq New vYork.. Boston i Kt Miiwaukoe OMAHA Providence. ¥ Dulins Hartiord Dulutn Nushviiie Washi New Jlaven Portial Worth. Norfolk. Wiiming Lowell, Beattio..... Brrucuse. . Dos Moinos Tacoma Blrmin New Bedford G Envannah Atln Binghamton Helona Great Bpoki Total Unitod State Excluding Now nils WALL STREET FOR A WEEK. Cholera Scares Have a Disorganizing fuence Upon the Market. New Youk, Sept. 10.—Bradstreet, {u bis Wall street review for the week, says: Bpeculation bias again exhivited its sensibil- Ity 1o the disorganizing iufluonces of the cholera scare. &t would, perhaps, be more oorrect Lo say that the market had drifted Into a condition which invited the liguida- tion and that the aonouncement of cholera sases in this city only nastened a erisis whiou was already luevitable. The declive of a fortnight mgo liguiaated the greater part of tho publio futerest in the market which Indeed was somewhnat too beavy, par- tieularly in the industrial shares, At that time the trading had been alwost entirely in the hands of the professionals, rge soc- tiou of whom were incliued to operate ou the bear side. It is true thatup to Wednesday afterncon the creation of & short interest in various stocks seomed to afford opportunity %0 the bulls and resulted in several vigorous rallies on enforced covering of short con- tracts. The disquisting sunouncement made by the Boarda of hunuu of this eity may be, lowever, used 10 the utmost by the bears, and was followed on Thursduy by the oireu- lation of exaggeratod rumors. The liguina- bou, Bowever, was quile severe saLa the de- clines produced sxtended throughout the entire list. It is noticeabls, however, that the most striking losses occurred in those stocks in which tho U®ar party has been most act- fve. This, with the manifest exacgeration that has been suffered to prevail about the whole matter, tended to produce a reaction of speculative feeling and to engender more confident views, both as to the situation and 1ts effect uy At the same time it is noticeabie view the sit one in whicti conservatiye interests | aution is | LOOKED INTO A REVOLVER. Contractor €. A, Jensen Has s Kapocienca with Two Painstuking ¥ hwayman, C. A. Jenson, a contractor, lives in Benson addition and drives a mule home from the sceno of his grading operations every night. Thursday night he was accompanied by his foreman and aboat 11 o'clock the mulo was quistly jogging along just outside the city oa the Military road whon a couple of pedes- ndvisaole, oven though the scare may, 5 y Prove to be unnoccssary, its effects miznt' | tFlans bailed Mer. Jensen and bia companion include interruntion of general business and | and asked to be directed to (leorga Thom- of railroad trafiic, the rumor of a disposition 10 institute gtrantine at interior boints hav- ing & particutarly disquieting effect pu oo Three years ago, while I 'vas visiting rela- tives at “Higzinsville, Mo, I was suddenty taken with colic and severe pains in the stomach. My relatives sent to the doctor for medicine, and he swat me a botile of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, telling the bearer that if *hut med- icine did not cure mo he could not preseribe anything that would. T used it an i was im- mediately relieved A. THOPERN. Ml FOUND 0X AT SEAL Three Survivors of u Wreeked HBritish Ves- sel Rescued After Awlul Suffering. Havtrax, N. 3 16.—The schooner Amelia, which arrived here from the Grand Banks, has aboard three men, the sole sur- vivors of the British bark Hope, The Hope sailed from N oek, N.B., August 15, for New South Wates. On August 21, whea within thirty or forty leagues of Capa Kace, she encountered a heavy gale, during which she commenced to take water, which gotting down on her lee side, together with her hengy dock load, threw her on her beam ends, An effort was made to cut the deck load adrift in order to rignt her, but while the mate was cutting away the lashing the bark suddealy turned completely over. The vall managed to get on the keel, but were only thero a fow minutes when a heav. sen dashed over the upturned vessol, carr ing them all into tne ocean. A large nun ber of deals from the deck load wero floating about, and onto them the men scrambled. Three of the men, Boatswain Willlam Raese and Able Seamen Arthur Frank Joliffe, and John Nicholas—munag to construct a raft, but the others were not so su and all Hoallv succumbed. The thre drifted about the sea for four davs, duris whish time they sighted vessels soveral times and made signals, but it the 25th that the schootier An rescued them. During the time the threo men were on the raft they suffered intonsely both from hunger and thirst, and iu order to keep their tongues moist Joliffe cut somo straps from hiis sea boots 1nto pieces, and these straps they chewed. “I take pleasure 1o recommending Cham- berlain's Colie, Cholera ana Diarrhosa b edy,” =ays Geo. C. Bankstor: of Mill Creek, 1L “Itis the bost medicine I have eve usea for diarrhaa. One dose will cure any ordinary case.” For sale by druggists. — AFTER TIECOLL COMBINE ave in Chi Anthracite T Sept. ‘The Newspaper W i Against the t Inter Ocean oy Cmicaco, 1, 16, this morning makes an ¢ ou the Phila- delphia & Readiug cosl deal, known as the “*Anthracite Trust,” calling upon the sttor- uey general of the state of Tllinois to bring suit at once under tue Iliinois stat ooth criminally and civilly. The Iuter Oce DOINLS Out Lo the snera tion of nine yards be ohia & Reading Coal and fv Chicago, and also gives the insi tion of the Chicago Anthracite Coal associn- tion, a secret organization, composed of not the Philadeiphia & Reading Coal and Iron company, but also what has been re- companies, the De W estern, war company, Boyd, Sti ney & Co. of New York, Susquehanna Coal company vania Coal company, Peabody Coat company, represontinx the Frie Coal compauy, Coxe, Brothers & Co. of New York, and W. L. tt. The Inter Ocean claims that oo ac- count of the Chic orga ion not ono of the above firms can legally collect a cent 1n the state of Iinois, and that each one is liable under the statute both criminally and avilly, LS snty Thos. F New use1 Chamberlain’s X ra and Diarrnoea Remedy with great satisfaction for the ailwmeuts of my chiidren. For sale by drugeists. Census 5 Wasiiseros, D. C., 16.—The census bureau Las issued a bulietin on color, sex and general nativity of the population of the states of Ohlo, Indiana, Illinois, Michigau, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Of the mate population of these states, taken as a whole, over 21 years of age, 1950 per cent ure aliens, 64.23 per cent have been naturalized, 7.31 er per cent have taken oct their first papers. As to the remaning 857 per cent, nothing hus been learned. Of the aliens in_ Ohio, 8543 per cent cannot speak the Euglish language. In Indiana, the percentage is 26.10; tn Iilinois, 30.24; in Micnigan, in Wisconsin, 42.23; und 1n Minnesot Al st Mrs. L. R. Patton, Kocktord, I, writos: * Frow personal experience | can recommond DeWitt's S a cure for impurs blood and i a Lunch Lee Ha residing at 1443 North Seven teenth street, kuows what it is to be burglar. ized. Burglars visited Mr. Hartl hile he slept avd carvied away 2250 o of the realm Thhrsaay mignt. The light fingered gentlemen onlered toe b by cutting he screen the At of Mr, 4 window of a room 1 from the pockets ’s pants,” which lay upon a chairat the tead of the bed, the burglar nelped himself to a water meion aud a pie which were in the paotr: 1a aestroys such poi- diss , eczoma, rheu- [ts timely uss savas many lives. DELICIOUS Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Of perfect purity— Of great strength— Economy in their use. Flavor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fruit. I SCOFIELD ¥ o % YOULFIND ITS 0 K DeWitt's Sarsapa; sons us scrofula, ski matisw. Vanilla Lemon Orange Rose,ele, # SAYSIT, Better wait If you have cloaks, suits or furs to buy, Our store will be open early next week. Everything new. Many exclusive atylos. Prices easonuble, K SCOFIELD CLOAKS & SUITS 1619 FARNAM ST CMAHA sen’s saloon Mr. Jensen is very obliging and a trifis prolix and stopping his mule be had just en- tered into a minato description of tho turns And cross ronds when the barrol of & ravolver gleamed efore his eyes and he was reuest- ed to hold up his hands. A similar experi- unce feli to the lot of his foroman, and four hands went up with military precision Jensen's big watch was jerkea out of his pocket, leaving the guard daugling from his vest. Tu bis pants pocket the highwaymen found §4 or 8 in_cash and appropriated it. In his breast pocket was an 1mmense pocket book containing coatracts, bonds, deeds, mortgages and ail sorts of valuabie papers. This was taken also. The foreman had & poor eigar and 15¢ n cash. Then the robvers stepped back and ad- vised Mr. Jeusen to hustle along home, and out of respect to the revolvers be did so. While the highwaymen were rifling Jen- sen’s pockets a farm wagon containing two women drove past, but the occupants appar- ently did not notice what was going on, and Jensen did not consider it healthful to say o word. Iive minutes afterwards the Benson and Haloyon Helghts motor car came down the grado toward the city in charge of Jerry Gehee, who was acting as conductdr and motorman. There were no passengers in the Near Frahin's saloon the two robbers bourded the front platform, one from each side, one of them with a knife in his hand. Jerry realized tho situation and though hs hesitates a little in his speech he is prompt with his gun, and whipping out his revolver he levelod 1t at one of tho robbers who promptiy dropped into the weeds. FHis com- panion followed his example and that was the last seen of them, Mr. Jensen loft u description of the thioves witn the police vesterday morning. g Peopio whogive Hood's aparilla a fair trial realizo its merit ana'are giad to say a good word for it. Have you tried it! ANNOUNCEMEN IS, “Inever dreamed thers was so much in the play,” said a veteran theatrical manager the other day after witnessing a perform- ance of “Uncle Tom's Cabia” by the Stuart & Bock combination. Neitner did tho publi tlon of the great drama was never before scen on,the stage. [t seems like a new pluy, and, indeed, it is a new play in many essen- tials, Unilke most dramatizations ot Mrs. , forsuch a prosenta- | | { { | Grand Electric Arch, with The Street Humimations | Are by far the grandest on record, outdis- tancing in extent and magnificence the fa- mous Parisian displays. Over Six Miles of Streets Illumi- nated, by upwards of gas lights in many-colored globes. | Gorgeous Electric‘_al and Pyrotechnic Displays. Special Hlumination Nights. September |, 3, 5, 15, 22, 29, October 1, 4, 6, 13 and 20. eiled Prophe MV by Will arrive by boat Saturday, October I, and will be received with military honors, His Majesty will parade with all the splen- t, Tuesday, October 4, dor of the Ori and hold his ANNUAL evening. DAILY model | Santa Maria at Summit, BEE: | Stowe's cinssio, it teuw the story of Ungle | Tom's sorrowsin a_clear. logical, coherent | and deaply interesting way, and it has the vantage of being phesented by a company every momber of whieh ds an artist ! These high encomiyms are echoed by the public wherever the pisce is presented, and Messrs. Stuart & Btk may congratulate themselves that their production of this dav. At the Karnam Streat theater for ono week, commencing Sttiday matinee, Sepcem- ber 1%, ' 1 plicy | This mornug sehts will be put on sale for tue engagement of “The Hustlor," which takes piace at Boyd's theater on next Sunday evening *“The Hustler,” with his merry comedians, famous singers, swoet voicod “'pretiy giri coniinzont”’ and graceful dancers will undoubtedly attract, an enor- mous attendauce on the occasion of its now wpproaching visit here. The present is the jthird season of the rollicking, rip-roaring “Hustler,” though it has practically been made new through the | process of rawriting and the acquisition of | “up to date” music, dances and other teatures, Something very ditferant to the general runof plays of today and well within the lines of true comedy 18 *Alabama,” which comes 10 the Boyd on Monday and’ Tuosday | ovenines of next week. This is almost the | same company that opened the new Boyd n year ago, ‘‘Alabama” will be presented in the manaer which furthered its original suc- | | | | classic play is the dramatic sensation of lhn! EPTEMBER 17, 1892, would be happier if he could have a supply of cess in New York, the company bLeing the A. M. Palmer stock company. The fue scenery and all the elaborate detail of the original run in New York will be used here. The company includes the following: Mr, Franois Carlyl Mr. Charles L. Harris, Mr. Edward Abeles, Mr. Herbert Millward, Mr. J. C. ville, Mr. E. M. Holland, Mr. Wallen Ram say, Mr. J. k. Stoddard, Mr. Odell Wiliiams, Miss Jennie Eustace, Miss Emily Seward, Miss Lillie Wolston, Miss Zenaide Vislaire, Miss Hose Morgan. The psale of seats will open at 9 o'clock this morning. PO a—— ToLEDO. Lowa, April 6, 1891, Or. J. B. Moors, Doar Sir:' My wife ha used about six bottles of vour Tres of Life And thinks that ahe nas received groater ben, efit from it than any medicine she has ever taken. Yours traly, L. H. Burgiv, Gen'l Awent and Troas. West College. Since receivinz the above testimonial, 1 am iureceipt of a letter and chock from the Rev H Bufkinof Toledo, [owa, April 25, to send Rev. J. W, Kenworthy, Crostlins, Kan ror sale by all druggists. — Proposed New Canal. ToroNTO, Ont., Sept. 18.—It is proposed to construct a ship oanal from Lake St Clair to Lake Erie, aaistance of oleven miles. Such a canal would mean a savingof 100 miles, and would enable vessels to avold the river. Detroit Fragrant and Soothing Blackwell’'s Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco | | sas, six bottles of Mocre's Tree of Lifa! For over twenty-five years the standard smoking tobacco of the world, To-day More Popular than Ever, To have a good smoke anytime get Bull Durham, e 1 everytime i is only necessary t® it is all good and always good. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N. C, of the | United States, the city and participate in the FALL FESTIVITIES Which opened on August 28, And Continue until October 22, 73,000 electric and | Panorama, BALL the same | | | | | ’ « Electrical Panorama, illustrating the Dis-| covery of America and its gradual develop- mezant. Gorgeous scintillating and rainbow frects, i by’ e Ll Ll | porwait of the discoverer New World. Columbus Flaming Arech, with authentic| of the | A ON ALL ROADS. you may have what \ thousands visit Eu- rope for yearly, that is the natural Sprude Salt of Carlsbad. It is obtatned by ¢ | ration at the Spring the waters tn ils ac il Z2on and vesults,which are the same io-day \as when Lm Charles 1V. was cur- ago, and later George| | /11, Peter the Great, and Maria Theresa benefited by th They aid digestion, cure constipation, and | purify the blood. brain the genu- cle, with the sner & M Agents, N " on'the bottle. DrDOWNS The emt freo. rroposul for Palnting e tion Booths. SRR id P tho best miedicis Soaled proposals will be recelved office of the city comptro up to 4 p m, September 20, 18 ine of 30 old Sample of section bidde or all bids. For programmes and other information, address the Bureau of Informalion, Autumnal Festivities Association, 202 Mermon & Jaccard Building, St. Louis. me! packad, no Cor THE CARNIVAL CITY OF AMERICA. Issues a Cordial Invitation to the People of the Mexico and Canada, to visit Upwards of $600,000 have been subscribed to the Autumnal Festivities Fund, and the Carnival this year is the most costly and magnificen! ever atlempled, Greatly Reduced Railroad Ra For particulars as to rates and special trains, apply to nearest ticket agent. foine, ns Aipi 08t MARN0O cto. No we home Uy eorfesponiénce. Mediing tents v, O 00k (dysieries of Life) sent fre: ondence st and Flooring K and flooring of & flooring required to furnish a certified cl sht Is reserved to e I HEO. OLSEN, nooth 203 sev01 0000053 Grant Statue, with flags ofthe United States in 1892 and of Spain in 1492, 1111/ ssful annual Exposition in - The St Louis Expo The only succe the world, will commence its ninth : September 7 and continue until Qc= iober 22. rason Gilmore’s Band of 100 pieces will give Four Concerts Daily, in addition to counte less other attractions, all covered by one admission fee. Annual Fair. The Grandest Agricultural and Mecchanical The Exhibition in the world. will open October 3, and continue until October 8, Visiy tors to the Fair will be admitted free of charge to witness the Great Annual Trotting Meeting Which will be held the same week. the countrias eof th mors than 8,000 lights | I i ll\‘nval' ing GloYe, with | world outlined by | X |