Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1893, Page 7

2 SPEGIAL NOTICES, | DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE will be taken wntil 12:90 p. m. fo and until 450 p.m. fo morning eaitions, Adveriisers, by requesting ©nn have thelr anewers add; Jetter in enre of THE BEE. Answ Will be delivercd ipon prese —_— SITUATIONS—WANTED, Raten 110 & word first innertion, after. Nothitig tuken for lous Sunday a numbered eheelk, numbered od word there- POSITION BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHIL- n. of farm of in ofty. Address Peter Ji Nortl 10th street M346' 2! A VANTED, A PERMANENT POSITION stenogeapher by & young lady of ability; 4 Address M. B, 433 27 WANTED--MALE HELP. Rates 130 0 word firat insertion, 1 a worl there- After. Nothing taken for los than 2= SOLIOITORS, TEAMS FURNISH ipay 1o men with rigs American Wringer 1609 Howard at B, THE NEIRASKA 1 Investin men of good addres Toom s 92 ind 23, T j, 18 YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING the Hawks Nursery i experience: good references. 11l &t ARANTEE emin o few e 18 mollcltors block WANTED. 18 YOU ARE A CATHOLIC AN will work for §18.00 por wook write M hell Bron., 25 Arch strect, Boston, Mass Brown rserymen, Chieao. M314 N16* AL COMMIS- Agply B 17 »; HUSTLERS WANTRD alonn; experlonc v R B16 8. 15h troet 350 93¢ B, WANTED. LATORERS ON THE U. § ornment work In Tennessce, Ariansas Loulsiana: choap fare. Kramer & O'H Agency, 303 South 11th street. TEAMS WANTED AT \\TM,Nl‘TH‘I'I L STA- By 3 TOVE REP. apply. Add PERT L experts T.N. Bray Co., 618 Fifth stre SALARY OR LARGE new Family ctusive torr- 45 Johnson 30 21e N TO TRAVEL: $30 T0 $100 e & Wellington, Madison, Wis . welght 2 1 Compressed Alr Washer Cc Wi, 0. tory. Bidie per mouth, S WANTED —FEMALE HELP, Raten, 1% thereafior word first Nothing t vork \WAN lnery wanted Park Ave. . § STYLISH EXPERT milenlndivs: @ive reforenc Address T 67 Bee SCWANTED, GIRL FOR 8 Dodie stroct WANTED. A town 1o sell Dr. Snyder's Remedia ao: mistfon, T.H. Snyder & Co., i B. nn 81, O, M FOR RENT-HOUSES, 106 a Tine ench month. Nothing tk | DT ) MOUSES FOR RENT. HICKS, N. Y. LIFE, B;:\ AND 1-ROOM APARTMENTS. Block, with steam: refonces; 816 8. anford clrele. £, MODERN. NEAR BUSL- Apply 204 Bee buitdiry DoirooN ot 1ODE! Diicss, rent mod SEE B. 1. K ROOMS, MODERN, 8112 MA- 08 Y. LIFE 00 8 —COTTAGE. ) ion street. T)-HousEs FOR RENT, HICKS, N D. “HOUSES AND ROOMS IN ALL PARTS OF City, 6 aud up. G, F. Buits, 250 9. 17, GHT-ROOM i MovERN b month ~wimH arn; 13,00 pe = FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS PERSONAL. RDAY FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. Continued T2 ROOMS SINGLE 08 BNSUITH, Uauit av E “FURNISHED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY ST. Y 436 24 E FOR RENT, 3 ROOMS 1 itor light housekeeping: nighed or wnfirmished. 2003 I MODERN 1y repaire rt M3 FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FOR REN h 16th wirect, 18t floor, right hand sid ot North 17th ROOM WITH ALCOVE, aces. 714 Notth 20th E FURNISHED ROOM Umonth. 1011 Falenam MOD! M50 22 WITH BATH, $5.00 MAGS 22% FUR ISHED ROOMS AN BOARD Jo-THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N, 18TH ST. 1180 S8t e bet Tocatic Ly INDER CARE OF , 1118, 17¢th st 049 7 GOOD BOARD: LARGE ROOMS. 908 NORTH 16t treet, M162 N10* D ROOMS AND BOARD $6 WERK. 6308, 1 sirect, ¥ “ROOMS. ALL MODERN. HOME 1024 Farna. F Mo NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, FRO0NS WITH TOARD. DAY BOARDERS YOUNG WOMEN pmen’s Christian ass M202 21 solieited. 2308 Donglns, 1 25 TWO LARGE PLE board. 2510 Dodge. F FURMISHED ROOM WITH BOARD U7 1 710 and 1721 Davenport. R’ FORRENT--UNEURNISH'D ROOMS " Rates 1 o n word i flon. 1o afir. Nothing taken i (3.5 UNFRONISHEL Thouse. 210 N. 13th st (3. FOUR UNFURNISIED ROOMS SUFTATLE Xtor housckeoping: eity witer: rent blocks from postome. 1700 Webste G-PLEAN 5-700M S W K- Bacltic stre 1 famiites. TROOMS_ WITH 330 SANT word th NEURNIS G i Mana st Rates, 10c a line each insertion. § month. ' Nothing taken for less than 35e. FOR RENT. THE {-STORY BRIOK BUILDING, 916 Farnain st The butiding hasa fireproof co’ ment basement. complete steam-heating fAxturs § water on all the foors, gas, ete. Apply at theofo of THE BEE. ) K ROOM add party. Benediot. U, MASSAGE TREATMENT, RLECTRO-THER- mal baths, sealp and hair treatment, manicurs and chiropodist. Mea Pot 3104 S.15th, Wi thmell bik 0 U, JFRITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU- Hfully {llusteated Marriage Journal, containing photo-cngravings of handsome, wealthy 1ady ad- vertisers. Brown Publishing Co., Box 225, Toledo, 0. MH12 217 U, CARPENTER WORK AND ALL KINDS OF Jobbing done by, § 7 Mary's avenue. Tel: 15 13 TIEATS AL Don at Cowan s 12 Arfato cablnet photos, very best, and o Aristo for #1.08; Without this 5,00+ only. U5 WANTED, T0 BOARD AND CARR FOR diew during confinement. Apply el MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Rates 10¢ VHm .-u-h ns $1.50 & line por month. Nothing tak; 0 for loss than MONEY TO LOA The 0. F. Davis € 7 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES O improved and inimproved On stato, 1 5 years, Fidel| —TOANS ON IMPROVET city property, £3.000 and contino delays.W. Farnam Su D UNIMPROVED pwards, 5 10 04 per th & Co, 1320 Farnam 060 Continllzg, W E ONLY ADVERTISE BARGAINS TN PARM i por acre.| ., 8. W, Neb, N v, Nob.. N. . \{ seo- tivation: one of 1 wec- B, i aee- the best farms in the county. & R00 ACRES In G and 8. . i sect(d North Loup on U. onB.& M. R. R will make excellont Quick sale 4t $8.00 § N 400 ACRES near Lodieo P £00d 801, plenty of water: fourths, ' Will make excellent s ranchie; surrounding Iand 18 eld at $6.00 10 85,00 per acre. Owner must selland we can offer the entiro tract for T acte, b 118 valie HICKS' REAL, ESTATE AGENCY, H05 N. Y. LIFE BLDI 408 ob.,on U.P. RR., plow {hree. cop or eattle N. PROPERTY, C. Bldg., Omahn, A 853 ],‘AuTi LANDS AND CITY R. Boatright, 301 N. Y. L 300.00° 1F SO WE _OFF portnnity of your 1ife, namely. lot on Burt st in Avondale Park for $1.0 300,00 cish balance on or befors 4 years. Fidolity Trust Company, arnam st ; AVE YOU LVING IDLE WILL 1 Avondite ot for balanice 4 years, Farnam st. 410 make you rich fnvested in only # . #300.00 cash Fidelity Trust Company, RRENT RATE: 1kle, First Natlonal Bk l‘rh{s{ bty W ;- MONEY 110 LOAN AT Zpply to W. It M R nd exehango ND MERCHA with E. F. Ring W ANTHONYLOAN AND TRUST 0O, 318 N.V. Life, lends at low catos for cholce security on Nobraska and lowa fa clty propert MONEY TO LOAN—CHATELS. tugertion, §1. for less thin 100 1 line Nothing Rate month { FURNITURE, PIA HORSES, W. CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIP I We glve prompt attention to ail applica and will ¢ r loan a8 10ng A% you wish. Co8L of carrying your I . There 1810 publi JARANTER CO.. Room 1 Withnell bloek, Cor. 15th and Ha { — WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- A curlty: ktrietly confidential. A, B, Harris, rd 1 Continental block. B X~ MONEY T0 LOAN- A Wwewilll sum_ which you wish, small or large, » Lowest possible rates, in the auickest possiblo time, and for any length of time 10 suit you. Yon e it back {0 such insta ments a8 you wish, when you wish, and only iy for it A% long a8 you Keep it. You can DOrrowW on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAC AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISR OR ANY OTHER SECURITY Without plublicity or romoval of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €0, 06 SOUTH 16TH STREET, st floor above the st THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA." BUSINESS CHANCES, AGENTS WANTED. Ine oneh tngertion, $1.50 & 10 WE WANT TRAV SALE sell our superior brands of lubricall s as a speclalty or side line. Ohto 01l se Co., Cleveland. O. AT LAST WE HAVE and v nd IT-KEEN, BRIGHT women winied eve World's Filr tad photo- { the ¢ the drop will “make money big commissions: Addross Globe ] THE WORLD'S FAIR J doseribed. Wide aw uow World's fair book by Mrs. Potter Palmer and ~other officials. Dlctures. nearly all photographs D mmission; freizht cred! 1 forour ral Davis, Over pages; culnr ge send H0e today for i i) DOtod. . B, W. Zie, uis, Mo, Mdol N Y. Life. ;) koo 1ot 1824 Farnam. 1) HOUSES FOR RENT. HICKS, N. Y. 1815 S, 1314 PARK 1y new, hard slences. In- Richiards. 1K1 LOOM BRICK TOUS e Hanseom park. n iy first elass modern cony quire 1115 South Thirty-sceond st. J best ey $25.00. LARGE. TEN-ROOM ram st: all modern o ir; large barn, everythin HOT NO. Jences., in first cliss, > n P AL Good elEht-room house. 47 s, $10.00 9 all” modern improvems #15.00. Benson & Carmichael, 41 ]_) “HOUSES FOR RENT. HICKS, N. Y NICE FIVE-ROOM COTT; THalf Toward stroet. ront $10.00, Y. Life. D. FOR RENT. R-ROOM HOUS! of citrn; splendid location: ch 1, $12.00. 507 Pirst Nation 0G5 00N HOUSE AND TARN. jumit AND OR RENT, 5- 1701 st )5 RooM HoUS ents d good b Apply at the Lyron ited Co. ) HovsEs Kok RENT. HICKS, N. V! ke Hicks, 505 N. Y. Life Hldg., ) 21 j)’ HOUSES. F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. Mi74 20 MODER I) llfll;\' S FOR RENT. LN IMBROV! Chicagdstroet. ROOM HOUSE, MOD- ROOM HOUSE. Tnquirs of J, J Venport stecet FOR RENT | THICKS, N. Y. LIFE a0 2 MODERN CONVEN. ool law W K-ROOM HOUSE, ce. bath. s e . Capitol 1Ll "OR_RENT, COT- 111k cook- tion on wiotor Hne. Apply A14 fi:mvr B-ROOM HOUS Di T Ty Fou houie. 10-ROOM HOUSE, ALT MODERN CONVEN- enoes. $214 Sont 19t At et 51 HOUSES DIFFEREN OF (1Y and price. ¥, D, Wead, 16th and Dows INT, 9-ROOM MODERN i wplendid condition, 1 1000 KL, opposite Brow Apply to W, B. Meik] 44721 j) FOR RE butweon J ]')"n. GOOD TENANT ONLY, COMPLETE odern brick dwolling, No. 708 Farimm: rick stable if desirod. Warren M. Rogers, 1521 i o A0 ) FOB BENT, 11-ROOM HOU! pions to If you de- instruciions outtit 10 & Peopl day only and_folld u carn good pay. ~Liberal te s 10 stamps, Harper's Young Squire, New York. WANTED--TO RENT. Tates, 100 3 1ne each fnsortion, $1 month. Nothing taken for 1ass than {—WANTED, A FUR! Farnm. Al line per NISHED HOUSE OF TEN st of Fifteenth and north of 0. e OARD, ate To¢ Address U ROOM AND K Rates, 10¢ a Jine each month. Nothing taken for less thin M STORAGE WILLIAMS{COROSS i\] STORAGE FOR clean and eheap ratos. HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS, R. Wells, 1111 F i WANTED-—-TO BUY. 8, 10¢ Nothiug tak N; WANTED. A SECO give deseription and Lewelllng, W D HAND BICYCLE dco., Addrens C. M. catern, Saline Co., Neb, 440: i asons for selling | boiit $1.800.00; will be sold for Address 8 28, 1 stock wil eash on —WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU in husiness. blish one honest reliable, ente lesltin i the wost. 1 Bii o 1t you can't fu; Dl bor, on cures your €o., 204 E Business §s elean, ensy and ties with push and pluck. Iy first cluss references don't ap- no money required. Writo at one with more enferprise se- The Dr. Starr Herh Remedy st 43rd 8t., Chicago, Tl 610, A MANUFAC- office if 80 d sl required. has an es: e at a good MHs2 -FOR SALE. AN INTERE turing plant (with positi sired). $10,000.00 to §15.000.00 ¢ No trades considered. The compan: tablisied trade ou 4 ve it. Address S 59, B ki 2 ~FOR RENT, A BAKERY SH( No. 916 Northi 16th sgrect. Ap) man. OLD STAND to Jos. Red- ME84 & STORS-FOR SALE, IN DRY n Litncoli, fow of the best departme oz a good and profitable business. —Tho stock will involee about 000.00 in cach depavtment. For further partl uldry, address Johir B. Cunnihghaw, Lineoln, Ne 0.1 NEWSPAPER OUTFIT y terms. Inquire or address —POR_INVE Y ‘rnw{' © M 0 acres, Douglas eonoty, 3 mi Estate and Trust Co. D LOT FOR SALE FOR 0.00. 0n South 14th street, Asicon premiues on Sun M b ZROOM COTTAG {$1.100.00 worth opposita Forast sehool day 21st, &' m. SHOXTHAND AND TYPEW RITIN G om, 100 4 111 month b insertion. $1.60 a 1ne per Nothing takun for less than 5 V: T, pewriting at and, & 513 N, V. Lite SECURITIES FOR SALE. rach fusortior, othing taken for less t IGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES, netting purchasers good rate of interest, sums of from 100 up for sale by Globe Loan & Trist Co., 16th & Dodge, Omaha. Particulars on applieation 8 a $1.60 aline per month. i SECUR- PER OENT MORTGAGES FOR SAT olutely safe, Ames Real Estate 1617 i TYPEWRITERS, " Rates, 10c a line each {nsertion. $1.30 llne_per month. " NOtHing taken for 1ows thivn 3 Boyles nd for samples, e e ———— SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, SALE er, 09, Rates, 14¢ a word atier. Npthing taken fon £ ATER 8 POr o SOLID " BROWN, short, e me of “Nix." Reward for t. Nothing taken for fes th 1n 8 MERLY WITH JOHN es, 100 month. PAWNBROKERS, Teatcs, 106 o Tine ook Tnageion. 81 Nothing taken for \E&» than 25¢ NNENBERG, 0@ line per DIAMOND BROKER, 1305 e o Ao sfiyer bought. Tel. 155! et ouel 78 p T AT S T AR Loans watches, Ol goId nud 'DRESSMARING, Raten, 106 A line cach fusertion, month. Nothing taken for loss thau ANGAGEMENTS TO DO_DRESSMAKING Jfumilles solicited. Miss Sturdy, 4218 Nicholas street. M343 N1G* a llne per IN ~FOR SALE, ONE-HALF OR ENTIRE INTER- st i q millinery very cheap in a good and 00 busin ting to sell . Bee. —$1.000.00 STOCK FURN £3.500.00 will get good paying business. $1.00 welry for clearlot. Good horse 2 foriot. C7D. Hutehinson, 1623 Farn Y| PARTNER WANTED WITIL 500,00 CASTT initgood payine business. suitable for lad For particulars address T 63, Hor gentlemin, FOR EXGHANGE. Rates. 100 month. a Tine each lscrtion, &1 Nothing taken for less tian 2ac. -1 OWN 100 FARMS ‘Iand Dakota. Will ind cattle. Add. ASKA, KANSAS D or exchanze for b0X 741 Frankfort,Ind L mdse. horse 7, -SLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDS i real entate, monesy. Box 203, Feanisfort; ud "FOR BALE—FURNITURE. 14¢ a word first insertios Nothing a worl PIECE CHAMBER SUITE WITH 1 mattrews. $15.00: Singe v 00. 120 So. 14th St., 2d 10 Been any bl (), FOR SALE. FURNITUR house. Modern holse nth, Address Boe. OF A 10 ROOM for rent, $30.00 por n MG 220 FORSALE—_HOKSES, WAGONS, ETC “Taten 1ic a word firat nsor afier. Nothing taken for > FOKSALE. CAREL f ol bayh will id Favnam sts, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, o8 1ige & Word vt lncrtion, 1o s word thora: RbStae hbe 7o Toss thom 130 PRAPPING, FOR SALE. 100 ACRES WL, “alhonn, Neb. L.V after. A 10 1 it i 1 good-ton I Standant o pla 1 Chickering plano 1 new npright plao, il fron frame. iy 157.50 140.00 ghost briz s of from. $300.00 up 10 10, Lieen rented w Ahort 1 IR0 Which 100k ty At tio Wi etto organ g £ organs fron #; sl } §175.00 hose’ goods, Taten, 10 o Jmontl.” Noul 0 suitable te Aneluding hot mtable. and all 10 Pax WPTAGE, 0 Iahied. Tk and soft water, mear Jackson. Inguire 60 M;{uxun FURNISHED HODSK. i Al eonyonio ELY FURN- . South 141, FOR RENT conveni yuur, Fiesi-c oce. I, Do ¥OR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS. " mhten: 146 i Worl firwt lusertion 1en word theres atter. Nothine tyion forlons than 230 3HED KOOM Suutl 20U aie - NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR e Call a4 3107 Do 1 FOR GENTLE- " 047 FOU 06 25 NISHED ROOMS. FACING and these OfTers for one wesk oaly. WOODI IDGE HROS. or Bell T partment Store. B 00-HORSE Address T 01 83 20 QudNer, Beood repair: Qv:u?nuumi omee 12 10 1. ()5 FQUSALE, BASK BURNER. CALL AT 1115 N. 2Kt At 4 200 CLAIRVOYANTS. BAKBER SHOP. SEE U A ¢ cacl ki € 2 V. WARKEN CLAIRVOVANT, Drellablo buniucss medium; Sthyear at 119 N. 1ot 333 MASSAGE. BATHS, =TC. Tabon, 100 & T cacll tnwortio L $1530 0 1) por mouth, ' Nothiug fakes for loda than B3 'S MADAME SN'TH, 602 $. 13TH. 2ND Room 3. Massage. vpor. 8160iiol. steaun o And sea Hatha MME STOWE MAGNE] 2 Douglas blook Mi0 ai 3 -BLEGANTLY FU gt 8L, corner Howinl, seeond floor: $10.00 Wright & Lasbur #1200 por wionth T MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES "\TH3: magnotlc l;l;l?wl' troatwents 3”4 [N IZII B, MASSAGE, 410 80 -3 LA, ALIONT g sireet, roon ,:-AGOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE TQ TRADE bigr1and and cash, or Wil give tms. " Adargas 21 Yoo, it Ve OUR REAL BSTATE FOR SALE OR Fexchange witl B. 3. Kendall. 507 Brown bloek MR19 N2 NG andise and on for good Nebraska dress B, EXCHANGE. GOOD CLEAR LOTS IN COU' town In Kansas for g0od horse and bugky acton. ~ Address T 08, Bee. 487 3 FARMS IN THAYER AND WEBSTER COU . Neb.. (0 exchange for hurdwire or mer- handise. No commission, own 511 2th street, Des Moineés, FOR BALE—R:AL ESTATZ, ’mr rtion, $1.50 4 1ine por ~ROOM HOUSE AND G6x121-FOOT LOT. S front 34th and Jackson, $1,500. 2 houses bringing $10 pe Military road. $1.100 Nice cast front lot ind cottage, Hanscom pla Most beautifu Hanscom park, st #0300, d wightly building spot west of et paved, 150 foet frontuge, 1 near Leavenworth, $700. o Now cottiae W and I House cash, ba ter convenlences, ¥ trees 50, #00 5y th and Douglas, 440 21 Ih and Oblo, ~ SCALES. EW ANDSECOND HAND SCALE Adaress Bo L ALL KIND: sL.,Clilea MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Rates, 100 a T month. ch {nsertio Nothing taken {or less th; (.- GELLENGECK. BANJOIST AND TEACHER, X 1810 Cali s 2 line per SRMAN BY AN EDU 1.00. Add M STRUCTION Address, threo days, Mi50 2 WANIED TO BORROW. 50 @ line per PRIVATE LE: cated yotni 50, Toe. [ ADY DESIRE Jon piano at thelr hon 11, Bee, Nothing ta WE HAVE SEVERAL PARTIES WANTI money ty sums of $300 1o $2,000 who will cent fnlorest. Several morgages for Wead, 16th aid Douglas, PATIEITT SOLICITARS. SUES & CO.. Bee Bullding, TAHA, NEB. Advice FREE. 8 D ¥.D. Teaves GO, BURLINGTC Omaha 0L 10tk B Mins: Chicagh Veatibil Arrives | Omata_ RIVER. | TON & MO 4 Mason Sts. Depot 10th OCTOBER 21, 1893 DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S Hope Has Risen but Business Still Romains at a Standstill REVIEW OF THE TRADE OF LAST WEEK Money Abnudant, but There is ent Desire to Use It—Slignt ment Noticed Clear: no Appar. In Some Lines— & House Reports. New York, Oct. 20.—R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Thero has been much gain in hope and o little in busi ness, Assurances that the repeal bill will soon be passed have again been accepred by traders as renson for buying things specula- tive at higher prices, and with movey abund- ant on call, $85,000,000 having been received in this city within ten weeks, speculation in stocks and products has an unusual stimu- lus, and would have expanded even more but for continued embarrassment of industries. Wheat has risen one-fourth of a cent, helped by heavy foreign purchases, and in spite of better crop prospects, corn is noth- ing stronger. Pork has been lifted so far tnat another collapse is feared by some; pe- troleumn has been advanced 1 cent and Brazil speculators are supposed to be utilizing bom- bardments to icrease the value of coffee. With these good sigus there aro some not so good. Renewals of maturing notes to a lavge extent are forced upon the banks here, though practically all the clearing house cer- tificates have been retired here and ton. Business is so slow that me asking for foew new loans and yet th gate of commercial 1ndebtedn large. The shrinkage ton than some other branches of manufac- ture and durlng the week there has been some slight improvement in the market for some goods. But some lurge mills, which recently resumed, have stopped again, and while the number reported 1 operation in- creases.the condition of the market ndi- cates plainly that few are working at their full capacity. The reduction of wages has been general and does not tend to increase the consumption of goods. The starting of the Edgar-Thompson works for two woeks, the announcement that the Joliet Steel works will s00n startare move hopefulsigus, and the ship yards and agricultural implement makers are increasing their purchases, but the demand for building purposes is remark- ably small, and there is more weakn in barved wire, rods and steel billeis. ‘The failures this week number 46 in the United, States agamst 210 last year, and twenty-nine in Canada agalnst twenty-fiv last year, The list includes onc large bank at Providence and three southern banks, but the number of other failures having large liabilities is somewhat less than usual For the previous week the full statement of Liabilities is &5, 3 against §,491,202 for the preceding wee aggre- Lill be ppears less in cot- waLL REEL FOR A WEEK. Dull and Professional Was the Character of the Trading. NEw Youk, Oct. 20.—Bradstrect's Wall street raview tomorrow will say: Expecta- tions of a_compromise on the silver repeal bill, or of the amendment of the scnate rules, seemed to be regarded as sustaining influences in the week's speculation. The market throughout showed a much stronger tendency to respond to such factors than to give way - under the pressure of the long delay in the senate. Prices declined rather sharply at the ploseé last weck when the con- tinuous session was_abandoned, but this movement proved to be only temporary, a rally ensuiug as soon as it becime apparent thal the repeal forces were practically unbroken, The trading at ouce became dull and. professional, und fluc- tuations were confined to narrow iimits, al- though interests which have been well in- formed as to the outlook at Washington ox- { tended support to their specialties and af- forded further effcctive resistance to the natural tendency of the board room traders to mark prices down. At the sume time the short interest remained so large that the slightest increase in its_dimensions seemed to produce quick, though brief, rallieson any favorable rumors from the national capital. Ou Friday the market responded to the tangible expectation of a compromise on re- peal by a general-upward movement of prices, the market closing, In spite of tho prospect of some further delay, at the best figures of the weel. B IADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE. Another Dull Week Keported In the World of Business. New York, Oct. 20.—Bradstrect's tomor- row will sa Still another business week is rendered conspicuous owing to the paraly- imposed on commel and industrial operations by the revolutionary policy of the minority in the senate, Large ropresenta- tive manufacturers, jobbers and other whole- salers in leading lines have been unable to operate with reference to the future supply ordemand and the reason is that the greut iron and steel industries remain practically on their backs, with no signs of a rovial in cither demand or price. In ironalone there s probably not more than one-thid the output of a year ago; wool is being sold at conces- slons from quotations, and mili owners are taking raw material for actual needs only; textile industries generally ave not finding the better demand expecied at this tune leather industries continue much depressod ; clothing manufacturers make unfavorabie reports on business thus far this fall, and, at somo industrial centers, notably Paterson, N. J., u home of silk and iron factories and wills, the industrial situation has advanced steadily from bad to worse, and the end is not yet. On the other side of the account sis Denver eadwood BXprows, Denver Kxpross. ... i Lowal (Bxeant§in “K oS XA CL Depot 10th and Masos eht Exp. vin U. 2. Trans. | 1045 pin| 8t. Louls Exoross Leavos | CHIAG ), b 1% PAUIHID, Omuivs | Union Dapat Lot e Maroy Sis. 12 1030 am| - 4.00 pm| . TA0 D! 500 pm 1210 4m " 6.00 pa 9.00am 45 am Xpross. .. Ak State Limied ]l gt Extpnin oo d's Falr, [l +Exp. (415 ;3 WESE, GO0 (OKIAbom 1 & D¢yt (KeSun) | Colorado Lémited. v sk Statp Linitsd i |0Kiahom B, ox, Suni| 3 n 4.35 pn BARGAINS HOUSES. LOTS AND PARMS. 5 ortrade, . K. Darling, Barker bk, AHOICE 18T MOR ANY AMOUNT. /6. G. Wallace, lrow . 16th and Douglas. id ¥0 HARRISON, 912 N. V. LL Yad-0i0* N 1514 CAPAV. OMAH MB31 02 HOMES. VERY F.um LANDS. O, JPOR SALE ATTRACTIVE cheap. See Geo, W. P. Coatws, FypisaLe Towa; new town: # acres, good garden land Furni JOR SALE LARG cheap: Lerms eany: %ood farm wliehtly fncumberod and scho. age for slock mdse. J. W. Welpton, Al SEiL 10 TS IN FR. 100.00, Also . Ferguson & C M JALM LANDS. 0 acran, Sarpy county, §1 B0 deres. Sarpy county. $1.01), ) acred. Barpy. $30 i Douglis cotnty, $10 an as county’ $15 un uere. 240, Wuslingion couity. $27 an acra. iy 1§14 an were 1 012N, Y. 134890 OMES. $500. §1.000. $1.500 Al eany terms. Wallac NY Hrown blk. 16 & M l :\IS}HS‘ BING0 cro) Beels: M nd produel i res. Carey & MIGT 1 POB S LI ACKE TRACT wiits Gl Cutidan Ut went of ehly; K3.780. i By i 21 157 o Hicks. 305N % ANE 10-ROOM TOUS A5 5 Tor g SN, V. Lite bl e UNION PACTRIO. 1 Dopot 101RR Marey L. Denver E&fross. andtMyer. .. &Stronabk £x (eX 8 “Pacitic Egjrans i am Denver g Mail 2| 420 pm | CHICAGD, M1L. @1 PAULArrlves Omahs | _U.P. s | Omabs 5.0 1 i 11804 Leavew Arrives Omaliy #.50am 2160l 415 | Hedtric 40 pm 30 pim| T ol “Chicago Kygress & MO AT oi Lith and Web Uoadwool BX Sl Wyo. B) oIk Bxprigs v ool PaUL B [ GHICAGO & NOJ U. P depot. 1004 Arrives Webaior Omaha i {85, Moii.) . Sinday) . ... . H WESTN M irey St Taaves Arrives Omaha Omans, Fresh Air and Exercise, Getallthat's possible of both, if in need of flesh { strength and nerve force. There's need,too, of plenty of fat-food, Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil builds up flesh and strength quicker than any sther preparation known to sci- <nce, Seott's Emulsion is constantly ef- Jecting Cure of Consumption, Bronchitis and kindred diseases where other methods FAIL. wnared hy Sentt & Bowne, N. Y. Al druggists, a0l 4:05 i | (ile Limitvs, 7.00 pm 4 7 v o M ACIFIO | Omahal _Dépot 15tk and Websier Sta. 12.45 o Louly Expros. 10:00 i St Louis 40 b . Nebrasics Arcives | Omaha H " e ad Weoster Ste. | | Sloux Olly Accoumedasion b Sloux Clty "Exprass (¢ Suu.) 45 B¢ Panl Limited,.... . 6,10 pulOdiciand Passenzer (B Sun Leaves STTY & PACIR Depot, 10 and Marcy Ste. Sloux Cliy Passesser. . St Paul biSpress. SIOUX CFFY 3 i Depot, 1314 St et Limit Cilieagn DAALA & 31 . Lenot, 10t an SL Lot v | Oninal T Arrives | . Galialy. | waswal 5 1 Mar CR, MCCREW is the only SPEClALIEZT WIO TREATS Ais PRIVATE DISEASES and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, 1-d:d, Clzeulars free. 11th and Farpam Sts Ouaua New YOU NEED FUNDS At the WORLD'S FAIR or when traveling in CARRY TRAVELERS' CHEQUES OF THE AIE L CAN EXPRESS COM PANY NO IDENTIPICATION REQUIRLD, may be placed the relative activity in Whisky and tobacco at western conters, and in rico and cotton and fertilizers at some southern centers, together with a heavy output of wheat and flour at northwostern points, and large shipments of whoat to market within a week. Prices of staples show an upward swing of the pendulum with reference to wheat, corn, oats, cotton, pork, coffee, rico, phosphate rock and naval stores, Bradstreot's estimate of tho wheat crop this year, amounting to 440,000,000 bushels has been accepted by Beerbohm, the first Kuropean authority on coreal statistics, and is corroborated by a special investigation by a western agricultural paper. If ofticial esti mates are to vrevail our available export surplus is now within 15,000,000 bushels of being all exported. [xporis of wheat, flour as wheat, from both cousts of the United States and Canada this week equal 2,709,000 bushels, against W0 bushels last woek There is a slight improvement in trade at Toronto, offset in_part by practical demor- alization of the export eattle trade, CLEARING HOUSE STATEME Not Many Cities Show an Inere the Week of n Year Az New York, Oct. 20.—The following compilod by Bradstroet's, shows the cloar mg house returns for the week ending Oc- 19and the percentage of incvease or ase as compared with the correspond ing week last year cITiEs. sstasour Philac St. Louts S Fre Baltinore Pitising Ol Provide Denver St Paul Indlanapolis Columbiis, O Houston Memphis, Lond o, . Ore Washing Dallas Peorln. New Haven... Springtiold, Mass Woreost, Lincoln Wichita,. . .. Birmingham, xington. Ky, W Bedfonl.. Topeka.. Binghanito Montreal .. Torouts Halifax, Hamilton !, Total. —— NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS. Meeting of tho State Central Committeo at the Millard Hotel. The republican state central committee held a brief session at the Millard hotel yes- terday. Chairman Slaughter presided. The campaign was thorougly discussed. Mem- bers of the commictee reviewed the political situation in their respective counties and re- vorted an encouraging outlook. A resolution was p ed to the effect that the chairmen of the various republican county central committees be invited to at- tend the next session of the state committee, which will be held in this city Thursday evening, October 26, The se n was 4 harmonious one. largely attended. The following members werp present: W, H. Wilson of Table Rock, John C. Watson of Nebraska City, O. L. Trimbiin of Weeping Water Horace M. Clark of Ithaca, W. A. Saunders, H. M. Waring and B. H. Robinson of Omaha, It was J. H. Van Duzen of South Omaha, John Peters of Albiou, Perry Selden of Blair, I, C. Dimmick of Creston, Johu G. Pollock of Columbus, J. H. Chapman of Ausley, J. 1. Mallaticu of Kearney, George A. Thummel of Grand Island, I.'L. Lindsey and C. T. Boggs of Lincoln, J. J. Thompson of Hick- I. W. Funk of Beatride, T. C. Callahan riend, Charles T. Miller of Fairmont, C. 2. Adams of Superior, 1. C. Webster of Hastings, Andrew Richmond of Orleans, J. E. Kelley of McCook, W. ‘I, Wilcox of North Platte, S. H. Steele of David City and J. L. McPPheeley of Minden. The new executive committee consists of Brad Slaughter, Tom Cooke of Lincoln, W, A. Saunders of Omaha, John Peters of Peru, J. C. Watson of Nebraska City, Horace Clark of Wahoo, H. M. Waring of Omaha, Perry Selden of Blair, J. T. Mallalieu of < , G. H. Thummwel of Grand Island, v of Hickman, T, C. Callahan of Friend and C, K. Adams of Superior. Judge Harrison of Grand island was in at- tendance at the meeting. Politieat i‘olnters. There will be o republicau rally at Thirtieth and Pratt streets tonight. “There will be a meeting of the republican county central committoc Saturday at 2 v, m. The Second ward republicans will rally at ler's hull Wednesday evening, Octo- North Side Swedish publican olub met lust Eighteenth ana Luke streots, will bo a repnblican rally at lorence Monday cvening, October 23, Hon. A. S, Churchill will address the meeting. Mr. Jobn M. Devine of Colfax county and American Re- evening at Judge John M. Ragan of Adams couniy wiil speak ut Exposition hall, corner of Four- teenth street and Capitol avenue, tomorrow evening. Similarity in names often confuses the oter in a campaign. ‘This is notably true in the present campaign. ‘The demoeratic nom- ince for city comptrolier is J. I Evans and notd. B, Evausof the Midland Guarauty rust company, a8 some persons have . B. Evans is a republican, and is not 4 democratic nowminee in' this republi- can year. Y e —— Littio pills for great itls: Barly Risers. DeWitv's Little 13 the bost Blood Medicine, because St uasiite natirm to throw off the in purities of the bioed, aud at the sa. ime tones up Ui entir org ik i just Atcary 1o the effectof the Yarious jotish, ury, sarsapanilla nixtires, which 1otue up tie ies tn the system, (i producing uch sckness and suffering. Thersfore, Zora BLOOD MEDICINE 1 cannot do bhetter thun take 8. ¥, 8, As & physician, | bave prosoribed and used LBy pralico s 3 1o Erouules, and Raye L nsed & rengdy w Hion 10 wyself and L. B Treaidse on blood BWIFT vosnch general satisfac Jent, L 2., Mackey, Ind.* i skin diseases niaflod free. SPLCIFIC (U, Atlauta. Ga. MANHATTAN DAY AT HAND 01d Father Knickerbooker Will Pay His Re- spects to Miss Ohicago Today. BOURKE COCKRAN LEFT OUT OF THE LIST nlar Tammany Orator Has Gone Back Home and Will Not e Present to Deliver His Looked for Speech at the Fair. CiicAGo, Oct. 20.—Chicago weather is an uncertain quantity, otherwise, the thousands of New Yorkers hourly arriving to help celobrate Manhattan day wight feel dis- couraged. The sky is black with overhang- ing clouds and the white palaces are almost obscured in mist. A lighy drizzle falls at in- tervals and the day is anything but pleas ant. Regardless of this fact the gates were carly besioged with visitors, School ehil- dren are to be soen everywhere. Large num- bers of them aro from outside points, whicl together with the Chicago contingent make an army of littic ones. ‘Thore were over 66« 000 at vhe fair yesterday, Bourke Will Not e There. The New Yorkers 80tive in tomorrow s ar- rangements hold a meeting at the Audi- torium atdo'clock this afternoon, at which n oficial program adopted. Bourke Cockran is not in it, asons best known 1o hifmsolf, aud thore isuo denying that a L’K'Vd! many westorners who counted on earing Tammany's smooth tongued orator at Festival hall” tomorrow afternoon will have a “kick coming.” Mr, Cockran has boen popular in Chicago sinco his great speech at the democratic convention, or, at least, Chicago people love to listen to’ his ringing voice aud easy flow of language, For this reason, the fair officials went out of their way ta secure Cockran for a speech on Mauhattan day, but the geutleman will_not be iero. o left tho city lust wight for Now ork. New York will hav ciency of g however, a suffi- t speakers to do Justice to the dmpire state. Colonel John R. Fellows, whose eloquence is as much aporeciated here as ju Now York, and Chancoy M. Depew, whose voice and presonce is known to every fair visitor, will be among the orators. There will be a big varade during the day and a fine display of fireworks at night, Fentures of the Program, In the parado will be the Old Guard of New York, the First rogiment Llinois Na- tional Guards, the Chicago Hussars and the Sons of New York in this city. General Miller and his staff will review the proces- sion, and us it passes he will present tho Lirst regiment with a set of colors. With General Miller will be the following officers : lonel Willis Don, Colonel Cande, Colonel Heyl, Major Dilman, Major Phatts, Major Wheeler, Captain Higgins, Captain Mause, Captain Michlor and Captain Lee. General Wheeler wil participate in the proce AUS:30 o'clock o parads of floats will be scen. Itis intended to uso a dozen or more of the handsome floats used Chicago day. An illumwation of all tho buildings on the grounds will wind up the celebration. Bat- tery D will fire a salute in honor of the day Many of the Chicago business houses hay announced that they will close tomorvow. e Sty NEW GARBAGE CONTRACT. Fees that Will Be Charged and Rules Res pealed Under the Ordin . The new garbage ordinance now before the council conforms to tho MeDonald contract which goes into force January 1, unless the mayor and council dircet that operations under the same be commenced at an_ earlier date. It repeals several ordinunces now in existence bearing upon the subject as welt as several rules of the Board of Health which were virtually ordinances of the civy. The ordinance provides that no person, firm or corporation shall engage in the col- lection or removal of garbage without first having obtained a permit from tho mayor and council, and for the collection and. re. moval of such the following prices ave fixed : Ench dead animal welghing more than 00 ponnds. .. .. Each dead animal 500 pounds: Deud dogs, ench Dead cats, each B Each load’ of maiure; Wi, or oo ro- use Ench in sizo Barrels, weigiing esy tha The standard ot a load ot ‘manuve shall be 64 cabic feet, and for ashes and other solid refuse matter 27 cubic feel This ordinance makes for parties other than colleet or remove garbage to do 80, and upon conviction a fine of not exceeding §20 for each and every offense shalt be assessed. This does not apoly to parties hauling their own stable offl or clean cinders with their own teams. ‘Thoe Bourd of Health has general supervision over the garbage, and it is also provided that the sume shall be removed 1 wagous exvressly constructed for the pur- pose. The other regulations are similar to those already in force. it a misaemeanor those authorized to Punching Indifierent Contractors. Tho ' Board of Public Works has oxveri- enced sowe trouble with the stone sidewalk contractors in having work performed. This is due to the inability or indaisposition of the CONractors to secure the necessary stone, Yesterday morning Major Balcombe had one of the contractors on tho raclk, and the con- tractor was warm because some of his con- tracts had been given to another party to complete, The major anuounced that there had been dilly-dallying for two years with these same contricts, and he proposes to have those walks put down this fall or ascer- tain the reason for delay. The contractor promised to fulfill his” contracts withous further delay. Afier Omaha's Bonds, With the close of yesterday's business ox- pires the option of Harris & (o, on th ,000 of long time intersection paving bonds of the city, 1 hursday the city treasuver re- cetved from New York a telegram signed by Farson, Leach & Co., offering to take tho bonds in case Harris & Co., failed to do so. If the Chicago firm does not order the bonds shipped yestorday they will go to the New York house. The bonds sell at par and theaccrued interest from August, provement Bonds, More bonds of the city are to be issued, This time the amount is $167,100, and they are short time district paving and curbing bonds, beariog 5 per cent interest. An ordi- nance providing for their issuance has been presented fo thc council and 18 now' in- tho hands of the committec on finunes These bonds are to be issued to pay for the paving and curbing compleed this year and last fall upon several streots. aorcast with, and represents tho best im- pulses of the times. Its popularity has been phenomenal, and it should continue to be, It will be bere, Monday, Tuesdiiy and Wednesday evenings next, ai Boyd's, Oliver Dowa Byron's great “Ihe Davk Continent,” comes to the Boyd ou Thursday, Friday und Saturday of next week. Mr. 13 Goodman, the advance repre- seutative of the company is in the city. elodrama abrooke Opora company will give aval performances of that delightful caIhe Isle of Champagne” 8t Boyd's theater--a matinee this afternoon at 2:40, and toe regular evening performance at . The engagement will close with the Sunday evening perforwance, e i Fala the Fine, John 7. Thomas, the politician who drew # guv ou John H. Glenn in Ed Allew's clgar store a few evenlugs ago, was arcested and taken bhefore Judge Berka yesterday, He was found guilty of carvying concesled woapons and was fined # and costs, which he paid, Ney Brow igle headaches neomm od ralgic headaches prompuy our, Seitar -wial botue 10 cus. o