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The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Naming the Baby.

Il think" said the fond mother, sthat as the
baby's last name is Brown, it would be better
10 give him some first name less common than
Henry. There are eleven columns of Henry
Browns in the directory"
Thirteen, darling" said Mr. Brown 81
counted them yesterday. What we want for
the baby is unique first name, name that
VIII be distinct and peculiar, that will make it
possible always to identify him. Isn't that it,
drarcst:''
"Ccrtanly.''
well, have prepared a list from which we
can pick. suppose we skim over it: Let's
begin with the twelve tribes of Israel. Are
there any among them that you like"
II think not"
How would Cad do? Cad Brown? That
would be novel, anyhow"
But too startling, perhaps"
"PoS>Ibly. The Others are all rather common
Does Ivanhoe strike You? I rather like Ivanhoe
Brown. Or. if we wanted to give him middle
name we could call him Ivanhoe Acibades
Brown.
1t Is too long and, besides, I'm not certain
| could always spell Alcibiades correctly in
marking his Undertaking"
''Plutarch. them"
Mr. Brown, that's outrageous"
courageous. love. Plutarch. Why what
Ito YOU mean"'
NO child of mine shall ever be named after
the god of the internal regions!"
Mr.. Brown explained the blunder and pass
ed on. What do you say. then, to Calico :.
There is not a single Calico Brown in the
directory
WAS Calico an Israelte:"
NO, love, | think mott
II thought from his name perhaps he came
from Galilee,'' said Mrs. Brown. thoughtfulIy.
Mr.. Brown was too much astOnshed to try
to explain. He resumed the reading of his list.
''Pelaliah is Scriptural name. Would you
care for Pealah Brown"
Il think not" said Mrs. Brown. st sounds
like an impeachment of the dear child's yaraci-
ty. ] don't think we ought to start him in life
with an insnuation that he will be "A story
teller"
1T might not be right. Suppose then we
call him Petrarch!"
is that a Bible name"'
NO, love, not Bible name"
'''lo be sure not was thinking of st. Peter.
think, W illam should prefer an American
name of some kind if we could find one.
Mr.. Brown concealed his feelings and turned
Il new leaf of his list.
Il have few Aztec Names" said he, ''that
belong on this continent and that are marked
by strong individuality. Tegozomoc. for in
stance. He was an Aztec king"
WAS his last name Brown"
81 think not. No. | am certain il wasn't
and there was Nczohualcoyotl he was king,
too"
| sour child could never put such name as
that on an umbrella handle.'
''True," said Mr.. Brown. ''The king proba-
bly, had no umbrella. Spotted Tail. however,
Is Il native American name, which,"
And you would give that name to your
child?'
Il don't know. Spotted Tail Brown might
Mrs. Brown suddenly fiirted out Of the room
with "A remark intilnating that she was going
home to her mothers. After she had got cry.
Mr. Brown folded up his list and agreed to call
the child Thomas.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Gems of Thought.

>rf-tru>t is the essence of hcroiSm Timer
He that is honest from policy is not an honest
man.
We ask advice, hut we mean Appreciation
Cotton.
There is no past 50 long as books shall live.
[Bulwer.
one >elf-approVing hour whole years out
weighs Pope.
Atietion, ike the iron-smith, shapes as it
smiles. LBoyec.
50 that my life be brave, what though not
long: lDrummGnd.
The light can be curtain as well AS the dark
ness. George Eliot.
As we advance in life. we learn the limits of
our abilities. Froude.
The condition which high friendship demands
Is ability to do without it, Emerson.
Occasions do not make Il man frai but they
show what he is Thomas A. kempis.
Woe to him who has 10 court of appeal
against the worlds Judgment. [Carlyle.
We, too, are posterity, though mebby we don't
realize it as we ort to. Josiah Aliens Wife
TO help one another is our wisdom. our re-
noWn and our sweet consolation. Felix Adler.
A little fire is quickly troddcn out: which. be-
me- suffered. rivers cannot quench Shakes
prare.
\ good name is rather TO be chosen than
great riches, ana owing favor rather than silver
and gold.
our grand business is, not TO see what lies
dimly at a distance. but 10 do what lies clearly
at hand. ICarl!le.
Though the presence of imaginary good cam
not make u happy. the absence of il may make
Us miserable. Addison.
Creditors have better memories than debtors;
and creditors are a >uperstitious sect great OBJ
servers OF set days and times. Franklin.
When thou receivcst praise, take it inditftr-
ently ana return it to God. the giver Of the gift
or ble>Scr of the action. Jeremy Tayor
The wise men of old have sent most of their
morality down the stream of time in the slight
SKIN OF apothrgm or cpgram. +. p. Whipple.
In misfortune one may know a friend in bat
Tie hero. IN debt an honest person. in decay
inc fortunes Il Wife, and kinsmen in a11ction
She had the essential attributes of Il lady,
high yeracty. delicate honor in her dealings
Difference TO others and refined personal habits
George Eliot.
\ wise man VINO does not assist with his
coun>c>, rich man with his charity and a
poor man with his labor. are perfect nuisances
III commonwealth. Swift
God is attracting our regard in and through
all things Every flower is Il hint of his beau II;
every grain of wheat is token of his beneticence
every atom of dust is revelation of his power
w. II. FurneSS.
Although we apply the epithet selfish to low
ana private sen>uality, we never apply it to the
desire of knowledge or to the pursuit of virtue,
which are certainly sources of more exquisite
pleasure than riches OF sensuality can bestow
Stewart.
We moderns must empty ourselves of vast
deal of conccit. We have been going on at a
wonderful rate without always knowing upon
What wheels we are rolling, and with no infre-
Huent temptation. in the most garrulolls and
tidgety of the riders, to think that their pratte
and that their legs keep the train in motion
Iitev. Samuel OSgo0d.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Woman's Triumph.
A Severe Surgical Operation. Ii is Endured it'll.
out taking Ether. Subject, Mrs. Edward
Myers. of Rondcut, \. I.

From the Correspondence Of the Kingston. \. y,
Freeman.
The case Of Mrs. Edward Myers, Of Roniout,
New ork, furnishes an apt illustration of womans
power of endurance This lady had been treated
for months in the usual way for Erysipelas of the
hand, without benefit. Not until her hand had be
come mass of purified flesh did She turn to DR..
Kennedy. proprietor of the "Favoritc Remedy for
help.
lie At once informed her that it was impossible to
save the hand-it must be amputated. She received
this terrible intelligence quietly, declined take
ether, STIMULATING merely to hold her husbands
hand during the operation. and underwent the
painful process without moving a muscle or utter
ing groan. Dir. Kennedy then gave "Favorite
Remedy freely to cleanse the blood and prevent
The return Of the disease, and Mrs Myer, lives
and rcioce> in her great deiverance
"Fayoritc Remedy i fast becoming q trusted
household friend in all cases of Female Weakness
and diseases of the blood one dollar bottle
Your druggist has it. lm24
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Useless Fright.

To worry about any Liver, Kidney or Urinary
trouble, especially Brights Disease or Diabetes as
Hop Bitters never fails of a where cure is
possible. We know this
"The crops are backward this spring." said the
fox as he slung the hen over his shoulder.
Nervousness, peevshness. and fretting so often
connected with overworkcd females lives is rapid
ly relieved by Browns Iron lStterS.
Many man is not satisfied to live on the face of
the earth. He tries to live on his own face.
DIR. kLINE's Great Nerve Restorer is the marvel
of the age for all Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped
free. Send to 93l Arch Street, philada., Pa. 3nl4
The Israelites didn't have such a bad time in the
wilderness, after ALL They certainly had enough to
eat-all mamma of food, in fact.
A Delightful Novelty
Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne because they
find this lasting combination Of exquisite perfumes
a delightful novelty.
An Illinois COW is said to measure six feet from
the ground. Now you know why beef is 80 high.
Kidney Complaint Cured.
b. Turner of Rochester \. y writes IL have
been for over year subject to serious disorder of
the kidneys, and often unable to attend to business
| procured Your BIRDoCK BLOOD BIrTERS and
was relieved before half Il bottle was used. | in
tend to continue | feel confident that they will
entirely cure me- Price s. co. trial size 10 cents.
For sale by r II. Moody, Belfast.
Fortune is said to knock once at every mans door
Not only that, but fortune seems to climb into the
windows of some folks and stay with them.
Worth Remembering
Now that good times are again upon us, it is worth
remembering that no one can enjoy the peaSantcs t
surroundings if in bad health There hundreds Of
miserable people going about to day with disorder
ed stomach. liver Kidneys, when bottle of Par
ker's Ginger Tonic would do them more good than
all the medicines they have ever tried.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Mausfeli Ohio Nnv o6 ISL

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1851.
Gentlemen:-Ih have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
Sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. / have taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but l gotn relief.
thought | would try Browns Iron
Bitters | have now taken one bottle
and 4 half and am about well-pain
in side and back all g3ne-soreness
all GU: Of my breast, and | have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan Justly be
called the King q 1!e3!lsneS
JoHN X. ALLnHDER.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Summer
Complaints


l, H. I'LL . LII. 80.
b""tls are prevalent. tHd "dHy tttS Nt
last thr01rl lack of lDoWlpdpp of q safe
III - - n -
ana sure remedy. FERRY DAVIS HAlN
Errr E,t9 il . s,,,.a oI1.a t,, DiarrhCno n,-c.
| ~ -
CnterY, hOlera, Cholera MOrbuS. , unmer
C,,,r,l.,ip+ of. ,,,d J., ,,o,,t,otI,, .,,f
'i- 'i'iii'' 49, an - PtJtC''y o'yI-
Rpad -br f,Ilovinf,.
i'0'p -lc lo4lo"lHS
BAINpRIpGE. \. I. March %, 1881
PERRY DAVIS pas XIII ER 5.r.J J,,3}s Il, ,48arl
instant telef for cralnl and pain in tie stomach
Joseph BItTITTT
The rery sest Medicine Eha% !; Of Tor dy5enfsry
Used 5r o y9a a and fF s e st TPy Time Have
,---.-, JULIUs, ", DEE.
1hve used yoar 9 FIS II G evGFd z ca i Of
cTaap e9ie ana cholera orbd3ap !, i aye almost
-'---' 's-s GAINESVILLE { Ca T. "a ;: II! II
t9 % s yfr5 yd n nasi sf 2F RAf d h d
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which Will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Specials from south eastern Iowa, Western
Mississippi and Central Illinois, report wide
spread and very heavy rain storms, in places as
Stunning the form of water spouts and doing
much damage to property, washing away
lost
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

York, York Co., Me
Dr I lark .John7on'- Indian Blood syrup has great
" benefited me for Dyspepsia and Difficulty of the
Nervous System, ! would not be without IT,
j. \. WHITMAN.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Bingham, Somerset Co., Ne.
nave used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood
syrup for Disease of the stomach and Liver, and
have been much benefited thereby.
Mrs. :. RI HARRISON.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Dre-lc MINIS Lincoln Co., Me
was troubled with Dyspepsia ana Indigestion,
ami failed t" find relief Until tried Dr Clark John
son Indian Blood syrup, which greatly benefited
me. MISS MARY I. GROVES
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

\ wise man who does not assist with his
c"lhNtl>' rlrh man with his charity, and Il
poor man with his labor. are perfect nuisances
III commonwealth. [SWift.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
IrCy NJ HOLMES, latc Of Belfast,

yyNlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concrrneo that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administers
tor of the estate of
LUCY NJ HOLMES, late of Belfast
in the County of Waldo, deceased. by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. 3W2I GEO. Il. HOLMES.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

God is attracting our regard in and through
all things. Every flower is a hint of his beau IT,
every grain of wheat is token of his beneticence
every atom of dust is revelation of his power
W. II. FurncsS.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Laboratory II WGSt Sd ST., N. Y. City
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

Although we apply the epithet selfish to low
desire OF knowledge or TO the pursuit of virtue,
which are certainly sources of more exquisite
pleasure than riches OF sensuaty can bestow.
Stewart,
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

We m0dernS must empty ourselves Of a vast
deal Of eonceit. We have been going on at
wonderful rate. without always knowing upon
what wheels we are rolling, and with no infre-
guent temptation, in the most garruous and
tidgety of the riders, to think that their pratte
and that their legs keep the train in motion.
l'ev. Samuel Osgood.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Rabbit Metal for Machinery.

vTNYPE METAL, the best anti friction metal for
/ lining machinery boxes, for sale at
20istf THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
Pedier's Cart For Sale

IN firstclass order; will he sold low Enquire
/ of J. B. WADLIN, Main Street
Belfast, June Is, lSS2.-2itf
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22

JAMES u. LAWSON, Iuu-r.
\ true roIN. Attest A. N.fLrICuEE, Register
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
The Best Remedy Known TO Man.
q, ooo,o oo Bottles
SOLID SINCE 1879

There are NJ spirits employed in it, manufact
ami it can Re taken by ti. most ,ji,te babe
or by The aged AMI feeble, cure only bciny requirea
The Republican journal., 1882-06-22
For Deafness,

FUR sALE 1T THE BELFAST DRUGGISTS
and by Wholesale Druggists generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
LIVE STOCK
Special Dispatches to Tus BE.
CHICAGO.

Special Dispatches to Tus BE.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September %. The Drovers
journal reports ~ follows:
Hogs-Goad, marx ct firm; common to
good mixed, 74U@S 50; heavy, s 40a9 Is;
light, Z 4598 A.; skips 5 l5Gy Is
Cattle-Trade badly demorali3ed: 100
2ec lower on shipping grades, and $50 soc
lower than on Monday last; expo, t., 6 70
az 70; good to choice shiopinh, 3 40@6 30;
common to fair 4 0O@5 25; mixed butchers
fairly active and trm; @ ,mmon to fair
2 4OG3 90; good to choice. 8 70G4 20;
stockers and feeders, 3 l5@4 80; range 10
@l5c lover; Texas COVE, 3 C0@3 60;
Americans and half 1reois. 4 00G5 20.
Sheep Gene al demand fir an, market
firm; sales of nferir to fair at 8 1898 60;
medium to good, 3 75@4 80; choice to
extra, 40e4 90. h
ST. LOUIS,
ST., LOUIS, September %. - Cattle
Sh! ping steers dull; 1000 TO 1,400 aver
gees ranging at 4 O0G5 so; butchers in fair
demand at ) 50@4 25; mixed butchers lots
2 6yGS 70; westera half breeds, 3508t 25;
stsckers, 2 75@3 30, feeders 3 50@4 0.
Sleeps Steady; medium to choice NUT.
tons, 3 t0G4 20; fancy Az ; Texan 2 so
IS rs; st cAers ? 2j@2 70.
Hugs-Steady and scarce with fair de-.
mand; shipping pigs and light Yorkerf,
7 60@7 S5;l.ood Yorker, 78a@79 5; butcher
piss, s 00gS 80; heavy butchers and fancy
. 4Og9 10; skips an culls, 6 UO@7 %.
KASsAs CITY.
KANSAS CRY, September 22.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Mart ct weak and 5@l0c lower
for natives and ColoradF, while Texans
sold about as yesterday.
Hogs Weak and lover; ilots averaging
1875 to2SO pounds sold at Z 90i
Sheep-Steady AMI unchanged.
NEW
NEW YORK, September 22.-The Drovers'
Journal bureau reports:
Besves-Dull and weak at a further 70.
duction Of ne lrly 9c per pound; full clear
ancs could not he made; reported sales
were at 8 759l4 Is for common to extra
native steers; 8 O0gS 70 for Texans; 8 so
az 90 Tor half, breed Colorado steo D; eX-
porters purchased 301 medium to good
native stee, Il at 10 OO@l2 90.
Sheep No adyau- Q ia prices but better
feeling before the close; sheep 4 coos G24
lamb, b 0O48 30.
Swine-Slow for live hOgs at 8 COG9 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
Marrying Rich.


You need not be poor and depend
ont on your wedding day, for every
persou-male or female-csn get q
goodround sum of money at marriage
If they hold a certificate of member.
ship In THE MARRIAGE FUND
MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. $4,000 has
already been paid in benetits to it's
members, in the nine months of the
associations organization and there is
u golden opportunity for thousands
more to reap even larger benefits.
Nothing like it was ever known.
Do not postpone sending in your
request for ciroulays giving full and
complete informgtion regarding tho
plans and Operations of the ~associa-
ton. Agents can make bigger money
than in any other business. 1t is
strictly honorable, pleasant and pro-
itable. The Auditor of State holds
a deposit from tho association as pre-
scribed by law, for tho projection of
their members. The only association
/ of the kind in existence organized ac-
cording to law. Write at once for
circulars. Say where you saw this
notice. Rug3ll.m
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
FIN
NEw YORK, September 20.
nnApy

MONEY!
Money-S9lo per cent; closing at SOS
per ceat.
Prime Mercantile Paper-6@7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 'teady; bankers
bills. "a, B2b; demand, siS7A.
Dry goods imports for the week, SO, 93i,-
900.
Governments were ! per cent hi her for
44's registered and As coupons. and un-
changed for extended 81, AS coupons and
4s fogis.ered.
Share speculation opsned about steldy
except for Central iowa, which was Il per
higher than it closed yesterday. Imme-
diately alter opening the general list sold
up and reached s@l per cent. After this
the market became strong and about mid
dey recorded an advance Of t9l5 pr cent.
In the early afternoon there was a decline
of kds per cent-Union Pacific leoding,
followed by a general recovery of sg4 PEI
cent, after which the market again became
heavy aud in late trade fell off l@ls per
cent. Ia final deals the market recovered
k@It per cent, closing strong but with
irregular changes from yesterdays oil sing
prices-0naha common beng IA preferred
l. and ST. Paul per cent higher.
GOVERNMENTS,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23

Gould's Engineers.

Special Dispatch TO Tue Bxs
ST. LOUIS, September 22.-The en-.
gineers on the Gould railways west Of
tho Mississippi river, who we're in
session here a few days ago, have
waited upon the general manager of
transportation with a petition asking
no jressof several grievances. One of
these demands is that they should be
paid on a per diem basis, instead of
according to the miles run, Ms hereto
fore. MIR. Talmage promised a reply
in writing. The committee of en-
gineers are holding a secret meeting
to-day aud it is understood that
Arthur, head of the Brotherhood of
locomotive Engineers, has been tele-
graphed to come here. The men say
that if their demands are not com-
piled with they will strike, in which
case they assert that all engineers
0 of the Mississippi river, except
ing those on the Wabash road and
enough to u mail trains on other
roads, will 60 out.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
The Nebraska National Bark
or Omaha, Neb,
Paid up Capita,

Paid up Capital, $25o,oOo
DIRECTORS:
s. r Jcb1son, Pres den, q s cello, J hnson 4 Co.
A Z To-Ealin, Vie, Pre- idsni Of Z. II q z A.. X
Co Il lston.
W. V. Morse. Of q. V Morse6 Co.
John $. Collins, Of g.. II 81 3 Col Ira.
J y woolSot h, Cou1stlict 4 httornoy at Law.
H.. = Reed, OF u ron Reed Il 20.
IL. ". fAlts, q siie lsta "a hior Of I @ Firs'
National Bank OF onlhA n G en- ,cted W ID
cot " m9tn ep'a' Of tn B,sk si"os il.
orr nis ZION IN 3ps.
'PRNtp r bi iro,s Apill u 1889, With Ehs
iarge I api'alo any b5nb in NJ, br aka.
COLLECTIONS re e.Nesp Cisl ~ eutian and char
gvs W. q ~ / ab e n re n tls4Nhe-
iNrERterA low d ON time deposits w ~ i,vor.
hoi tenn ana uJon a.c5u rs ~ bank NJ d tam.
ors.
FoR'idN EXCHANGE, Gore'nm,nt Bonds, aad
County and CITY 8 curii 9 bought anG sod.
Its prepared To do O general banking bu in eSs
q al itsd u tail aud IN the treatment q Gust m
er, will pur ne tha most lbdrai policy con 1870 t
with safe lnnking.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23

family, 4 1904 20 choice. 4 6j@4 u
fancy, 4 90@5 20.
Mhe t-Duil and | wer; No. 2 red fal
sold dosn from 9GG9jc for cash; 9436
9Ssc for October: 9js@99s for November
SofG9isc for December; yl1G 9Sac for tn
ear; s65@95s for January; No. 3 red fall
S9G 9Oc; No 4 red fall, SIC bid.
Corn-Active but lower an sold dowr
from 69a 67tc TO cash; 65s 6Sc for Octo
Der; o1sG5b c for November; bQS@49B,
for the year; 47s@4GiJ Tor January; As.
@i7c for Nay.
osts-Duli and lover; S2aSlsc fol
cash; SOY Sic Tor October; Sol@3Uef fOy
Nn'emb r; Sl@SJtc for u soeia.er, Solo
29e for The year.
Dull; 3 ic.
Barley Steady 70@S0c,
E~utter-Stesdy aud uuchangei.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Mhissy-Ste,dy; l ~.
Pork-Qui t; 10 lug, ~ 90.
Bulk Meat No 10 Jse lots offered.
Il ,con = Scafcs ant firm: shoulders,
II l23; short rib, Is 75@l5 50; short clear,
Ii oGl6. 80.
Ltrd-Non inaliy lower.
AFTERNOON CALL BoARD--Wheat-Iow
er; 9iAc foe September; y3tc for October;
933c tor Novembtr; 9ibc Tor December:
9!4e for the yea 9l2 95c for January.
Corn--Ljaer: 66o for September; 62{n
for O-toD r; So for Novembe,: A9A, for
the yeit; 64ic Tor January; 47sc for May,
Oats-Lowe S05c for O1toLer; 3Q2c tor
November 29sc for the year.
roRtA
PEORIA, Sep,emp,r %. So Corn-Qniet;
birh mixed, G6a@j7c; mixed, 66t66jbc.
Oats-SteadN; 40. 2 white, 37AW3ic.
e-Ste-dy; No. 2, 6l@6ltc.
Hishwines-uirm; | Is
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, September 22.-Whest-
Weaker; No, 3 red, Zoe bid for cash; No 2
red, soc bid Tor cash; 79ac for October and
November.
Corn-Quiet; Csc asked for cash; Coo
asked for October; 40c for the year.
Oats-Slow; 80 asked for cash; SOC for
October.
Blu er-Unchanged.
Eggs-Unchanged; l9c.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September % -Brcadstuffs -
Heavy.
wheat-Win inter, So ld@ss 3D.; spring, SIS
6dG 81.
Corn-6s l0bd
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
C0USo1I BLuFFs, September 20.-The
touncil Bluffs markets carefully revised
to date are as follows:
tIour-GOlden Sheaf. 3 90; Kansas City
winter wheat, 275@3 20; Miunesots winter
wheat, 3 00@I 90.
Wheat-NO. =, Us; No 8. 65c; rejected,
SOC.
Corn-No. 2, sos.
Oats-No.2, Soc.
Rye-No, =, i5o.
Rarlnp- N,,a
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
MEifSCH e.

Special Dispatches to TINS Bss.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Cofee =
Dull; Rio oargoes quoted at 9sGl03c; Job
lots, S@ll3c.
fair to good refining, 7s@ia.
Molsssea Str niger.
Rice toadv, with o fair demand.
Petroleum Quiet; United, 7Shc; crude,
6S@7bc; refined, Nose.
Tallow-Msrket uull aud weak; prime
citv, $50.
Rosin - Quiet, but steady; ] s0@1 80.
Turpenti4e-Quiet iSi@ 1850.
PITTsBURG.
PlrTsBuGG, Pa, september 22.-Pe.
troleum-Steady; United certificates ad.
vancing; c., sed at $50 bid; refined, 7sg75c
for Philadelphia delivery.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
Mtnnss0ts Corn.

ST. PAUL, September 22.-Reports
from all the railroad lines leading out
OF the city report more or less frost
for the past two nights. Corn gener-
ally is reported uninjured, except in
low, swampy ground, and even then
the damage is but slight. The weather
remains threatoningly cold along the
lines, but the crop is 30 far advanced
rs to be beyond danger. The estims-
ted yield is very high, being placed at
from 40 to 60 bushels per acre, some
even going 70 far as to predict an
average OF 80 bushels in the lower
portion of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23

Is universal; it affects all the human fam-
lily, MI animals, and may be even found in
patent medicines. Some are drastic, and
tho patient is Obliged to suffer pains worse
than tho disease; but in cases Of obstina'e
constipation, dysrepsia, there is n remedy
80 KIND, 30 gentle IN it's effects. and yet 30
satisfactory, as BURDocE BLOOD BITTERs,
Price 81 %
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
WOOL.

BOSTON.
BosroN, September 22.-Ths demand
for wool is good. Market quiet and firm,
with a decided upward tendency in prices.
Sales Of the week, 2, SOC, coo.