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Omaha daily bee., 1890-06-12
Republican State Convention.

The republican electors of the state of Ne
brasia are requested to send delegates from
their several counties to meet in convention in
the city of Lincoln, Wednesday, July %, at 8
o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF placing In
nomination candidates for the following state
Offices:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Commissioner of Public Lands and Build
ings.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
And the transaction of such other business
as may come before the convention
THE APPORTIONMENT
Tho several counties are entitled to repre-
scntation as follows, being based upon tho
vote cast for Hon. George H. Hastings prosi-
Dental eIector in 1888, giving one delegatcat
large to each county, and one for each 15O
votes and the major fraction thereof:
COUNTIES. DEL. COUNTIES. DEL,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-06-12

UNEASY lies the head that bears the
honors of Union Pacific position.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-06-12

To THE Sam9sft braves, half loaf is
better than none mt all
Omaha daily bee., 1890-06-12
THE DAILY BEE
E. RosEwATER, Editor.
JBLIsHED EVERY MORNING.
TERMs On srRsCRIPrION.
CORREsPONDENCE.

Al communications relating to news and
editorial matter should be addressed to the
Editorial Department
L
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
TRANSATLANTIC TR4UELLERS.

Ar,orr thc passengers who sailed for Europe yes
,o,,,y on thc steamer Umbria Clinton T. Ayers
Dr Louis Acres A. Victor Bcnham Gresham ba' on
= y Dornes Mr. and Mrs George Coppell, Mr ana
Mrs J. H. Cunning. W. i. Cross, o. H. 'HI-ihS'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Du BOis {. :. D'N">'
Victor Drace DE- william Day. C. X. Diamond lr''
I NJ Emmott David Forbes. Mr. and Mrs NlHah
= coodridgc Norris Goodhart. William IL. "o"u'
vcar DE- g. r. Gray. earle Gatti. W. L. Hindlcy'
Mr. and Mrs Walter :. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
IIcjnn,cns Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Hardy. {. H. HAWKINS
Edward Uoolbrook. Henry lIodekins, IT, W. "'
Jerrcvs Robert Knickcrbockcr. Mrs. John T. klhs'
Lame, l. Kenwav Nj and Mrs William = hcyScF'
Dr. L. Lankford Edward Lloyd. jr.. James ~ Logan
ir Mr. and Mr.. q. II. Mc7rich. the Kew W. H.
Novl Mr. and Mys. G. r. Norris. Edward /. Ne"'oh'
MFR ogd N,,. Joseph storm Patterson. W. A. kos''
= W Riminst1n Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. stone, Mt ana
Mrs W. w. SherwiIi. /. II. Won Stade. r. d. Scdloh'
G. 4. Watkins. Gyms King Wilbcr, Henry {. Ward
The Ecv. T. Is. Westcott. Jackson Wadsworth' ana
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Young.
ON La Rourgogne were Charles O. Baird, Mr. anu
Mrs. g.. G.. Borchum. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Butt
DR. Peter F. Conlcy Mrs. Helen NJ Hamil MI
g. p Howell Mrs Pauline Lathrop, Miss Helen
Iatbrop Proics sor Charles Moyse Mrs w IL fer,
EIns MIR j. J. Russell. Miss Helen husscli. paI,ci
d r. stafford, Mrs. W. r. Tyson VI. Is. Woodworu'
". II. Wilmarih and Miss Harriet l.; Wimarth -, =,
The Ethiopia carried Henry Cummings. w D.
phens ir the Rev. David Jenkins MI ana NIB
H. j. incry and George ". Buck -
Nine F. NOrlica sailed on the Elbe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A MUSIC DEALER STEALS MUSIC.

Alfred Gosllng. the of wealthy parents, and at
present in music business for himself a No 10 Fast
Flftenh-st arrested yesterday charge Of steal
inc eighty music from tn wholesale music house
Of O. NJ. Klrnk, No. % East Fourte"nthst. For two
months bundles OF shectmusc, many rs 200 sheets
time hav seriously disappeared from the warehouse.
Tn" natter rcportd to Inspector ByrneS. and for
sevru dnys in hiding around the place
At o'clock ,c-tcrday morning Of them GO.lng
coming cat va. IA !uGdlc containing eighty
music Ga sling said he got the music from Mr.. Klcnk
Finally IL, wcyer he admitted that he took them It.
Is charged Gosllng has been pcrIng in this way
for months.
The po,. say that recently the prisoner arrested
forgery OF - 900 check drawn Saalcld the
muscdealr OF Union Square, but upon examination
ling discharged. lie held In $500 for hearing
Saturday next.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
PLENTY OF ROOU FOR CALIFORNIA FRrTT.

hc receipts Of California fruit this week ana next week
promise 70 heavy they viii hc at any ilmc This
season. said T. L. Good,clI ~ No. io3 Park Place yes
tcrdav. added that this had especial rcfcrnce to
cranes and pears and that boh In ccnt condition.
The promise Of fgui: was mrN'r better IN Wrsrih New
York than sIrnr but The apple crop i almost total
failure peaches and plurs faW pear, probably
less than half crop and ounces range from small 10
ialr crops IN various sections IL Is the almost unyrral
opinion among growers that the wcaih'r Is response
bic for the general failure and is particularly IA thr
case Of app,cs w.t failure - The no.t coHplct' and
Tie apple trees Just passing out Of hooa
wien prolonged storm of unusual severity and
rdncd by lightning p.,scd the country. Peaches
suffered from three enemies one l. the curl leaf.
whore the leaf has cuficd crumped and distorted
early season causing the death Of the young fruit
another is the attack OF the trees by the culcuo I'M
sect which produces the In the fruit aad third
Is disease ca. tie ''yclows' The berry fruits have
suffered sadly fIoni cane-r"-t.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
crIJJyG BUJLDiNG LOTS AT FLUSHING.

One OF Jcrc Johnson's novel sales Of building lots
WAS held Yesterday at Flushing, L. /. Two hundred
and fifty lots were offered for sale, and at the end of
the afternoon 40 lots had been sold. The lots
twenty feet wide and 100 feet deep, and the prices
ranged from $40 to 800, the purchases paying 50
cash and agreeing to pay the rest In instalmcns Of
81 70 80 a month 1t was said that this was one Of
the largest sales Mr.. johnson has ever had in one
day. The novelty Of the sale consisted in "a pho
nograph concert which given OH the arrival Of each
train. This has the desired effect of amusing the
hca,er, and thus charming the shckels from their
uockcts Tie pH0nograph placed near window
With The bell In front Il, 70 throw the sound out 10
the audience beyond Inc first piece Oil the pro
cramme was Way Down Ionder In de Corn Ficd, >
and the steamboat whistle brought In In good
.yle. selection from The still Alarm was al-o
given with yoCd effect. on the whole the day was
most pleasantly spent, not only by those who bought,
but ly those who heard and saw.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
TOO OrJcK TO FORECLOSE THE MORTGAGE

Another hearing had in the jefferson MARKET
Police Court yesterday in the furniture case Of MIS-
Ackcr,on. Patrick Burns, the tmckman, VINO ";''
the first man arrested connection with the alleged
larceny, was discharged. 1t being shown that De Wa'
an innocent party 10 the transaction. Oscar stern,
proprietor of the Fast Side Auction Rooms. al 30.
175 Firs-ave. whence the furniture was taken from
Mrs Ackcrson's house. at No 300 West Eleventh ST.
said that he received the furniture In the regular way
from Deputy Marshal Nugent. lie was willing 10 re
turn il if he received his expenses. Edward Dcnart,
clerk in the Office Of money lender, Eugene r. Nor
row was called as a witness and said THAI lie appraised
the furniture at the request OF Miss Dean or iustcd
who said she owned the property, on June o. lie
called at the house again and was told BY My. White
a daughter Of Mrs. hckersOn that Miss Dean was III
Chicago lie told Mrs. White about the mortgage and
she told him the furniture was the property OF Mrs.
AckcrsOu and that nobody else had any claim 10 t.
Mr. Bodrick called and he sald tlnt he gave the
order 10 forccl0sc the mortgage Bodrch and Morrow
were held for trial In default Of 81 800 bail each
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
4 c.sr PoR THE rYERCISE Of DISCRETION

At the request Of the Collector. Deputy 'oiic''"'
Dudley +. Phelps. of the Law Division OF the custom
House made a full report to Secretary WINDOW III le
case Of Annie Aim. the idiot daughter OF MIS- haFi
Aim. who arrived here with her mother ana sister q
few days ago. and prohibited from landing because
the immigration law forbds the reception OF idiots
Colonc Phelps pointed ont that the law framed 10
nrevcut panpers insane and diotic immigrants from
pouring from Europe into this country, but was hol
intended - tear child from ts parents IN cases 81
This Kind he thought that the officers OF The lnihl
grafton service should be permitted TO cNerc'e dlScrc
ton. Mr.. Aim had husband and son wh" were "tII
ndn people and could take care Of the girl Moreover
MIR Aim had sent on enough money 10 furnish Il bono
that the girl would not become a public charge.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
DIZZINESS IN REAL ESTATE.
BROKERS EXPECTING LIVELY AUTUMN
SEASON.

Summer duIness still prevails in the real estate
market and the controversy of the brick manufacturers
and their employees has not helped the ocaiihSs' y"
the same time there has been a firm tone to TIE
market and the brokerage element looks forWaiu 10
q stirring autumn season. The demand LOT rents
is reported to be good, and inquiries are being made
a little earlier than usual. The number OF convey
apccs recorded last week was 1G5. involving S2G13-
GIG AGAINST 141 involving S233G,4S1, for the cor
responding week of 1880 There were 100 moIt
cages recorded. covering $3,S9o,953. compared with
16l covering s2,027.074, in 1859, but the gross
amount last week included S@,OOoOoo mortgage
given by the ,1,unt Morris Electric Light company
10 the Central Trust Company. lhere "c'c p'"'s
for sixty-threc projected buildings. at cost OF
:, 400 35O filed last week. compared with forty five
ot an estimated cost of $562 Cos, in the corresponding
week of 1850.
Among the private transactions reported last week
were number of transfers of downtown business
property George r. Read sold for bzaDet H. H.
Fanninr 70 James g. Wallace no $50 Water-st., for
S6l 600 The southeast corner OF broadway ana
princc.st. is reported TO have been sold to H.
wronkow for S2soOOO the price of No. 50o. at the
corner being 100000 TO George WILKINSON OF
Newark and No. 567 being sold by the Ralph Marsh
estate for about 100000. The Burr es'at' Soia
TO John D. Crimmin5 for 100000 the biocK lroh'
1e7Gx1OO feet on the east side of Eleyentve'' Ne
tween Twenty seventh and rwenyclghth s,o. ~, hf
Crinmins will build large warehouse on thc pio.:
The fourstoy dwelling at the 2or.mei os been
sod nv William Noble TO J. b. Ncwcombe for S1loooo
Five lots the south side Of % a
have been sold to Burgess. Wilson Hughes l"r
Improvement. . ~. No., !, o,roo,ro
William H. Eible has sold 10 Mrs. Ray T.. Spragnc
wife OF colonel IChailcs T.. spraguc. Of the mon
Dime savings Bank no. io West 6r,Sst ScSehy cdrnnr
~ Tenthayr and Elgheth-st has been sold TO jane
r. Kelly for $4,000. No 81 West seyenty.i01nrdIna ndn
81 has been sold Charles i. Webb for TJoOop
Irni rilfoIl mas sold 70 O'Relly brothers for I'M
provcmcnt for lots at the rthcaNt corner Oi ono
hundred and twenty hird-st and ST. NIchoas ave-
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
4 TERRIFIED EKcrg2loy PARTY.

March Chunk. Perm. Auc. CO. moonlight c-cur.
son on The :,witChbact Eallriad at Nauch Chunk.
Penn. barly escaped disaster l.- night. Nj. Thco-
dore - Mmford the wife NJ the pr Iprictpr Of the
Switchbach had arranged ar excursion over the
famous srav.t, road. ylc party enjoyed the trip 10
Summit IIl and repaired % tir faglc IIJte where
Icpast had been prepared. Threatening storm clouds
had portcdcl trouble. and presently bur, upon the
party I'm all IL, iIry. FoIlri lightning play over
the burning mines the electricity communicated With
the rising casts AMI for m,~ IN" aep@i Nii oi
q burning pssurlc. SGd1cuB a ncrc". brighter holt
than is predecessors hgn"i mp the uurnina Closely
following cane tcn1Gc zeal of tiiCndrr. Women
,-to onncd, and even The bTN'~i ~ The mon present
held their brc iih : ioifcf tp" ~ rrc passed com
ulceIy through the horse. 'ntcung a the rear u the
ballroom emerging hrulsi me front. t"tnug away
everything IN is way ana cO?pl'".r sa'irrine every
article Of glassware In the bar Everybody in the
hosc was stunned several more lc, injured by the
shock lut none seriously hurt. The storm OF
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MILK PRODTCERS UIhE or.
AGAIN THEY SIT Up An OPPOSITION PRICE TO
THE MILK EXCHANGE OF THIS CITY

AGAIN THEY SIT Up AN OPPOSITION PRICE TO
THE MILK EXCHANGE CT THIS CITY.
A mectInc Of the Executive Committee OF the Milk
Producers Union wa, held Friday night In the
IA. uoroIitan Hotel and it was decided unanimously
IN ke ND the struggle with the Milk Exchange IN this
CITY where Wa, dropped last April, to make price
for milk IN opposition TO the price arbitrarily hNcd by
the Nilk Exchange T.. 6. Scccy. Of RoNbury. Conn.,
president Of the Producers Union, presided. ii was
voted to make the uon price cents net to the pro
Guccrs for the month, Of september and October The
prcscnt MIX Exchange price is IL cents net to the
producer, IL was also decided 10 convene meet
INC Of dcegacs Of the twelve branch unions for next
Wednesday in Middlct0wn Orange County where ways
and means should be devised to maintain the Union
price.
There is n movement on foot among the members
Of the Union. west Of the Hudson River Ia organize
Union stock company 10 deliver the milk direct to the
con uiuers In this city. The leading men among the pro
duccr east OF the Hudson IN the Harlem and lIousa
tonic valleys, are opposed to the stock company plan
but President seclcy of them, said yesterday that
they would appear before the meeting in Mlddetown
on Wednesday and If II were shown that in order to
maintain the Union price, fixed on Friday night at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel It necessary to put Union
wagon the streets OF New York. then tho delegates
from east Of The Hudson would favor the plan.
I've are determined" said President Seecy, to
make the Producers Union recognized factor In fla
ng the wholesale price Of milk Nothing less than that
will satisfy us as just
There arc about 1000 farmers In the Milk Pro.
Cuccr,' Union They fixed price in opposition to the
MIX Exchange last spring but owing 70 the lack Of
ice and for other reasons, no decisive steps were
taken to maintain II, and the MILK Exchange has had
its own way all summer.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
LET BoYs WHO SMOKE BEWARE.

Police CAPTAINS were warned by Inspector Byncs
Ses.cday that they must enforce the new law when IS
intended 10 stop the use OF cigarettes by cmdTeh III
the streets The law goes into eject tomorrow. IL
reads: 40 child actually o. apparently under sixteen
years Of age shall smoke in any way use any cisar
or cigarette or tobacco in any form whatsoever III any
public street, place or resort violation OF t' SUP
division shall be misdemeanOr and shall be punished
by a fine no. exceeding ten dollars and not less than
two dollars Tor each offence
The words apparently" in the statute VIII pro
tect the police il they arrest boy over sixteen who
looks younger Inspector Byrncs SAYS but some comca
mistakes by the policemen, regarding the age oi
,ourrsters are expected. Pol ccmon probably will be
kept busy "paliing iu" young cisircttcsmokers for
many daYs 10 conc
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
DEATH WAS DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES.

A report was published yesterday TO the effect
that the death Of Lille A. liolzkamp, who died few
DAYS ago in the Lcalse and Watts Orphan Asylum in
One hundred and tentl-st was due to malpractice,
and not TO typhoid fever sworn 10 in the doctors
certificate. The girls sister made sworn statement
D,,or, Coroner Levy yesterday afternoon, which
causcd Deputy Coroner jenkins TO make autopsy.
lie found that the report without foundation
and pdorsed the certificate OF Dr.. Utter, who attended
the girl in her Illness. superintendent Hayden has
inst returned from Fire Island. where he had been
sent by his physician account Of his health. lie
Rad heard not ming OF the until the reporters
called Yesterday afternoon, and was much annoyed
by It,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MORE ROOM NEEDED FOR pATIEyrs.

the sGernnn PolIknlk No. 410 Eas: SiNth-st.
which held August oi the
tary rcpor: the second Of the present
read From this report that during that period
1921 patients pcscnted themselves for treatment OF
which ioi7 children The number Of calls made by
patients at the Institution amounted IT, 75G while
sJ52 prescriptions dispensed. The highest number
f calls IN single day 275 June :. This number
s. large IA with the available
sua ia the building occupied by the Institution. This
emphasized Ia The and the absolute necessity
much SPACIOUS quarters f. pointed .he
rctari. \ building fund d, being raised now by the
Ladies' Aid Socictv of which Mrs Ludwig ls the
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A rJoLIyPLAYER IN TROUBLE.

Nahan Franko. a wellknown violin player was
prisoner at the TombS Police Court YESTERDAY morn
ing charged with criminal libel Tho complainant
was Victor = Flcchtcr importer Of vlons at No %
Union squarc. Some time ago FIanko borrower
violin Of Flech;cr and took Il with him on bis 'or
about the country. After Franko had lad IL ioF
three months Flechter asked for IFS return, franKo
having in the meantime made no payment on u. Inc
latter refused to give It up. Then Flechter. 1t IS
.,,ecea induced q man 10 claim the violin as his
property FIechter then brought suit against FranAo
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

before Judge Lachmann in the Sixth District Cv Court
asserting that 300 due him for the nse OF the
,,,o,in and a Judgment for that amount obtained
against FrsnkO.
When the latter heard Of this he was In Chicago
and 1t so angcred him that he wrote Flechter letter
scoring him severely. This letter Is the groild on
which The present suit for libel Is Drought Franko
came on 10 New-York yesterday and was at once
placed under arrest. a.,
David NJ Newbergcr, his counsel. appeared al the
Tombs Court yesterday morning. and Justlce WhlIe
paroled Frankie in h.<custody until Tuesday when an
examination will be|nad.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
nrVTING A EALSE REPORT.

Assistant Appraiser stevens SAID Yesterday that re-
.nnraiscment had not been oGcrcd twenty Of
o. CONSIGNED 10 Revi!lon Freres, OF No 73l Broad
way because they had been undervaued, for they had
not vet been even appraised Stories were printed
Yesterday saying that secretary Window had ordered
The fnrs to be rcappraised because they had been
nnJcrva rro Ent Mr. stevens said that the Ap-
nroser stores Wtrc so crowded that the appraisers
bad not vet had time to reach these nrs. The ques-
lion u.s. how did this story get started!
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
no RESPECT FOR POLICENEy.

Policeman Coffee, OF tho Twelfth Precinct. arraigned
David Mccullough. twelve OF No 52I Grand.st at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday The boys father
a policeman and he In The boy had made a bon.
rc In the street and kicked Policeman Coffee when he
dered him away. Justice Duffy fined the boy 81, and In
The. same breath Eemitted the nne.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
cr,prrcr 4 THOUpSON'S BERTH.

Secretary Window has appointed clarence a. inop .ia
so, of O,voro IN he chief clerk OF the Immigration
Service at this port, TO succeed Captain James D
Fraser resigned. Mr. Thompson Is welKno"m H. ho
public of Toca Comfy and is chairman OF tle i'osd
Republican County Committee. He mas iOhE rd Vorn
nromnent in banking and business circles IN OWcso
and is about forty years old The appointment was
well received at the Barge OihCe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN TIE CITY.

This city Is In healthy cond ton at present. judged
Ly the report OF contagious Diseases for two weeks fur
pish,d Dr. Cyrus Edson's onice yesterday
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Our New Fall md Winter stock Of " oo'iens repre-
.euts ono Of the largest aud most choice coeeoh' vi
rox.,,i.. irnortcd INTO this country. This house
old. the two eutra cxtremcs practiced among
the tniIorins trade In this country. WIS Dccepn.c
eb,apue@- and fancy high prices. "DcIury says !;
his principle is 10 produce hrst-cinss' rc"""s
garments. comma udng character and style, nt
strictly moderate charges.
No deposit required orders placed with this house
from reliable persons.
samples, Book of Fashions and instrucnsns ior
measurl lng sent apple alton,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

'E. a w" OITCMWA. "E. W"
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..
WEST S9ru.ST
Disessos cf the Nervous System eno-T raary Orsana
Impotence and steritJ. Hours 20 l. TO 5.
Keeps Dress Shirts To measure, six for so. None
bettr a: any price. Largest stock Of mems fusnhin:
goods in New-York. sos aid Sll broadway.
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30,
The Fall Styles IN rntnmen's Hats viii
~ l. EpcDschcid, llS Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

rr HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, Sn.tv oeGsv; ON an
i Iages. illustrated. The standard auto''S n.g swim
American opcn-ar Rules for sailihs' sr
ming ball playing, shooting hors, back riding @; @We;wyorS
Undertaking. pnd universally eouplnnentea py 'Hs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

New FOLDED COLLAR.
"E w" OTTCMWA. "E & w"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-22
Highest all in Lcavcnns owc-U Govt Report Ac 81 rSso
R3H!a!:,!:!! g! BskiRg Bs%gsgy
ABSOLUTELY PURE

the silver bill is intended to make n
few rich by unloading, and then, by
gambling in stocks as Vanderbilt
did with Daniel Drew, before next
June, bring on n money panic and
enable the larger sharks to destroy
all the little ones.
Six months ago, Mr.. Editor, l
told you Pe1noyer would bc elected
that the republicans would fall fiat
this fall, and that the new civiliza-
ton, corporation, brotherhood,
would cnme io the front in '92.
Let our Hon. wait two yenrs, aud
The scales will fall from his Rip Van.
Wrinkle eyes. S Snn, nationaliza-
tion will monopulize momopolles,
government will make and loan is
own money and receive the interest.
De nth and taxes will die aud we
will recirrncity old England herself,
class legislation will be II thing oi
the past. Al hail
MvsT DISTRESSING MossBACK.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-22
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

PORTLAND.
wheat-Valley, 81 2.%i; VAIN wata sl-l"
To sl,i7IS
Flour-standard, $500 to ~,
Walia Walla s. G19} 50
Outside grades. 81 50.
Onts-Whit -: to e3c, gray IS C to 81
per bushel.
Milstuf---Bran s,it8., sh ,Its, s2iG25
ground barley. sly; caop feed. s2o
middlings. s,i. per Ton.
Hay -Sl69iS per ton.
Butter-nfegon GiUcy dairy, 37X Clancy
creameryf21fS; good to fair, T1lGs UCali
fornEI choio- 81 "a :.
Eggs-Oreznn SOC, f ,steru PC per dozen
Pouitry-Oid chickens, 81 O1si -.
rotatpes-sl 10 per cuial.
fumitoes-,Ir. zoe; Cal. CSC per box.
Cheese Oregon, /. TO l3;; California
9Il Ia loc.
Susars-Gol ten c, SIC: extra &, 81; dry
graauiated, ~: cube, crushed anu Pow
dered, d,Ic per nOund.
Beans-Small white, 31Hc@4; pink sSA
bayoe.
- -; butter, 81 20; limap. s. 80 per Genital.
Hops 4. es:5c per pound.
Dried Fru'ts--The market IL firm. Quo
ted: Italian pruneS, i2Z TO lIc; Petite and
G-rnian, ioc per pound; raisins, 81 80 per
box; plumm.r dried pears, Ii 10 i21sc; sun
dried and htctory pl ans, II To ilc; evapp
raten peaches. lie; smyrna figs. II TO 10
California figs, o. per pound,
Rire-5%' per pound.
liides-Dry hides. TO &C; u less for
cnlis;:green over 5j.ipounds. AZ; under SIS
pounds, Sc; sheep peits.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, IL TO l4c; breakfast ba-
con, II To llhs'; side5. 0 to loc; lard, 81.
TO 1919 per pound.
BAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. O-Wheat- he
week opened on a quieler market. No.
white, 81 SC1I TO 81 3isI; choice, 81 70 per
Genital.
Barley-teed 81 2l@l bs; per Genital
81 d; choice 81 IS To 20; common grade
81 90
Oats Gray 81 70 to 80; black 81 9Clto 2
per .conial'
Onions--s2 75 TO 3 20.
Potitoes--55c to 81 IS
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-wOoi--Eastern Ore
gon, 10 10 lsc; valley, 10 tn lsc per pound
Beef Live, 31l 10 &c; dressed, Sc.
Mutton Live, 31s tn SIC; dressed &c.
Hogs Live. &c; dressed, &c.
Veal 6to Sc per pound.
Spring lambs 81 each.