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Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the NEWARK FRI

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement II fHs6 r. aEW c6KFAN ElE Il
Newark, in the State Of New Jersey, on the
Slst day of December 1893: made to the insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
&C8IOVU.VS
Assets
Company 100000
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages -. 1872, 1850
United States Stocks and Bonds.... 33,900.0o
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. 119,050.0 90
State, City, County and other Bonds. 28,719.72
Bank Stocks ............ 57,887.5 so
Cash on hand and in Bank. 14,486. 81
Interest due and accrued ....... 5,635.55
transmission ..... 22,4l9.7s
and Inland risks. ................. 9o2o4
Rents due and accrued ........... 170.S0
Unadmltted assets $823.48
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

Su oertanfen: Sots auf abi@Iaes3abIuug in Der
aa9e Der Belmont uno clifton Nnenue $500-S600
eotta9es peroen, gang mad Muuib Aes &6ufers, e6en=
Ieus AMI NbI1lagsSobluuQ gebout. s. G6s, Gunner 35
SEots5ettuugsgebaube, Wtittags sluii9eu Gus Ii. 3nei.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Duel Between the Western Gentlemen
nemnrkmhl for Iis GOmrtesN.

Deadwood Jack was no scholar, but he in
sisted that he was a gentleman, The same
q tbo casa with Montana linn Tbareforo
= Wv - 49,, 80 -
"heh we le"'"eu 'h"' '''N nau come over
to Custer CITY TO nave 1t out with Jim, re-
lates the Detroit Free Press, we felt assured
that IL would be a genteel affair from start
20 srigb IacL hod nrt -, a., tho Ias, Chano.
~ " '"oN :" - - ~ ;. N-'t S"""'e
sa'ooh' written HIS name D" 'he Ace OF Spades
and sent a messenger over to the Bald Eagles
Roost to say to jim:
Compliments OF Dead"ood Jack, and he
hopes you nave no engagement to prevent
your meeting him on the public square this
evening TO settle the little misunderstanding
that mas existed Tor several months
Ana JIM wrote ms name on the Ace OF
CLUBS ana instructed ms messenger to say;
compliments OF montana jim ana he as
sures d. D. that II WIN ahoFd nm the utmost
pleasure 10 shoot at nun at exactly ! O'Clock
TINS evening at the place mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Securities OPENED Active and weak
vim shnrn Nnnnaalnna

NEW YORK. Nov. a--rho stock market opened
tb. shares having an In,l,r,,,,,i 80. rts
sr.rui,ff,s f,po s,., ,h.r-. .. "' ,"7 do.
were noted IN leather preferred. Tobacco, Chi
caugo Gas, Sugar and the graugors. In the final
hour of business unfayu,,iI. ,l.te.s won. ,,.
raI,,I rr.,, t.rr.r. as .t
lr} u".p, eH ~ ,He political situation
H,,r.p seN,i0l h,llan~, 81 sold 20 Europe 10y next
h, r,nGrrr5IsI ana In, /, ines reports Could not
~, Wri '''' itllN acc p.lH.'. .Wluf
~. .'g @IguE'R 'i lI' sterling t%NrhonEe market
.i,uU,,f '4a'uas .'Il' lrI'EuIar with GA" INDUS
Isl v-,s f,irIy ,.ai s,,. "nm't We n''MaE
ii,sr,"NiaaTr t,r,,'E w.. S"ppl,'. me 'luslnL was
n'gEgl'L WIN .ut important changes cunhned, as
IN, r",, l"' .ity"N' ,.hs iW distinct t.l-
@ ol 1919 speculation ut, been a COM
,,iers ''rb-.' ana SleHo.IE uttnalhS
r., p,r ", 'Tn,I.ru na4 h'en adh.st tn,'',l
h.Jn5sn1nuSS Hn,,Tr., s.v'ES "g'e oern ai'',cl Sn1"
While ths pnvs ~ p, W 1t,.u, i' 'u,len' ,aln'a.s
INDICATIONS NJ The f,roi21nn on s 'TI', r'n,,rs '|E"nn.
ditoas5 at hone are In I ihs main '. s9tisfacl ,Ty.
Lhe lhin@ i money holdings Of the Ne" York
n'uhs ,ndiTa'e una as inc crop moving season
city. The decrease in loans in todly's bank
sta oL SIMPLY 'rngcts 'he liquidation IA N
crsases hays been exhibited by the trunk lines
ttn,nni,r T W Jutrm a'u m'',nWesitIh pt2peJ,''I, an
OIL onSr '',,y3, dor og,3bg.. ON the other hani,
r ~ urn'' - '5n'"u' 10 %. Sn'Wh on ,n'
Soulu"'7..In i!ut7' uW,r. very, largely TO the re-.
Iu'tu cotton tanl'' toward the latter part or
uT Viii n ', Eh, TTa,aii inI,,at'9ms tn1t ,'nSel{a'lyg
or near the crest Of the recent rise were again
h' ,i,,S',s ne m'1,l.sl nsses lol th' Week arc
III Tue l"I'iIu HI"llldN" stocks. NahalHu iH'
cent IoIi!yi m a. NasHupI. ne" i6s, ug a. % o , re gS d 6TTT
Denver preferred o per cent. In the other mar
kSis lgiin'Isst N2ai at.opHed - per cent net
= 'oN'hnN' Lux fIl' " western lTeltii''' f2
per cent leather preferred, as per cent, Ann
Ntu"' pirI,IIGd ,"nel lssue'p' ! pc. cent anu
New Jersey ''liI, 90 per cent Many nlhgf
Ioi tu.S.s g'CuIiel AZ me extreme Iu" points
lea'neI Ptti'IItu was uuWi ~ per cent ltnHtS
see SH C2al 5ss per cent and IgnaGc2 . per my.
! ne asEI-Nl'' sues were L"o''NN shares, IN,
n'hd u8'h.r, '"lhy was n.u''dl'Iy MglNt ana
depressed inc aggregate sales were $I3LOOl, 81
LOUIS "SuuthW',leIh ISIS Iosl - per cent 81
iaul lists, l. a H. extension, 2 per cent AtG,l'son
adjustment Is lWhen iSsurd) and Louisville 4
New Albany, rs, lR per cent. ohio 4 Mississippi
2s attracted attention by a jump of 1 per cent.
The bond market was depressed during the
week on an Increased volume of trading. Atcht-
son issues We're the features and sustained sharp
declines on liquidation by foreign holders. Tha
movement was in part set down 90 the disturbed
financial ana political conditions abroad, and also
to reports that the prospects Of the
reunion with the system Of the Colo
/ YntA Midland aud At1nnNH. & ItltlIR rntla
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
HOW TO LOSE FLESH.
Experience of One who Has Tried q
Simnlc ENpchicnt.

After much study and looking about, says
Harper's Bazaar, she determined upon a regi-
men. She instantly gave up sugar in tea or
coffee, and milk at any time. For two months
she took for breakfast. luncheon and dinner
only beefsteak and toast, and now and then
spinach and lettuce; always oranges-oranges
in plenty. She drank with this clear coffee
or tea. Sometimes she took claret. She lin
tied the amount of water taken through the
day to one quart. or at most three pints. Some
of this she drank hot before or after meals.
Often she squeezed the juice of a lemon into
it, When the two months were over and the
flesh had begun to diminish she ate other
vegetables and fruit, corn. peaches, celery,
but never any vegetable that grew under
ground-potatoes, onions, parsnips, turnips or
beets. She never ate-aud this was her most
important rule-she never ate anything fer
menting in character, any pears, plums,
grapes, or sweets. Because bread has a fer
menting quality in it, she always toasted 1t
dry. Pudding she never touched, sauces nor
cake. If any food led to natulcncy in any
form She knew at once il was a food to be
avoided. By-and-by, after the first few
months, she allowed herself now and then an
occasional sweet or an ice, but never as a
habit
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
December Wheat Fell Off Early on a
Variety of News.
CORN DECLINED ON HEAVY COVERING
In Provisions Prospective Large Hc'
ccipt of Hogs Next week Caused
a Weak Feeling from
the B~eginninG.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The continued rains
and snowy weather and the fact that there
is no apparent abatement in the receipts
at northwestern points caused December
wheat to fall off this morning soon after the
opening, which was at yesterdays closing
price, 5Siac. 1t soon dropped to 5Slsc, but
encouraging cables and some good news
caused a reaction to 5S5sc. Consideration Of
statistical reports and light ClearanCes from
Atlantic ports then had a bad effect and
the price fell off again, and after various
changes closed at from 5Silc 70 5S%sc. The
estimated result of the weeks domestic
movement Of wheat Is that the visible sup
ply will, on Monday, show an Increase
of from 900, OoO bu. to 100000 bu. Mime
apolls and Duluth are expected to give an
increase Of 100000 bu., and New York an
increase of about 10000 bu.
In corn the prospect of clearing weather,
with perhaps the more important matter
cred yesterday, caused a decline of &c in
that future. December and May are within
1-16c Of their previous days closing value.
Trade was small.
oats continued very dun. Sales were very
small and changes In price slight. May
| opened and closed at yesterdays prices,
2VbsC.
In provisions prospective large receipts
of hogs next week caused a weak feeling
from the beginning and a decline of l2lgC
i'm pork was finally established for the day,
Lard and ribs did not participate to the
fun in the weakness, the decline in each
being only 2lac.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Coffee

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-COFFEE-Opened
steady, with prices UNCHANGED to . points lower,
followed by a rally Of 5Glj points on the local
bidding and a few buying orders; closed quiet at
net unchanged to 8 points advance; November.
Sl4. 90; December, SlI.55Hli GO; March. Sli. l5ml4. %
May. sl4. 25ml4.S5; september. $l4.S5dli.9 90: spot
coffee, Rio, duh; No. :, s~15.62ia; mild. dull; Cor
dova, $lS.OOdlS.75
SANTOS. Nov. 9.-Firm; average Santos, $3.50
receipts, II, 600 bags: stock. i7.G0O bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
s, 1879 bags; New York stock today. 2S2, 3g9 bags;
United States stock, SGO. 66G bags; afioat for the
United States, ISL. 900 bags; total visible for the
last year.
HAMBURG Nov, 9.-Irregular at Il. pig de,
cline; sales, 1000 bags.
HAVRE. Nov. 9.-Opened barely steady at
hHl4f decline; closed unchanged; total sales,
II, 900 bags.
RIO, Nov. Quiet; No. : Rio, sl5; exchange,
9lhd; receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States, 5000 bags; cleared for Europe, 5000 bags.
stock, l7g, coo bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

The disposition of the days offerings Of
live stock was as follows, each buyer pur-
chasing the number of head indicated:


CATTLE-For a Saturday the receipts
were liberal, being double what they were
on Friday and the largest since Wednesday.
Two trains out of the ninety-nine loads
counted in the yards were not intended for
this market, being halted here only for
feed. In addition to them there were
twelve loads of cattle that were shipped to
Nel9 Morris and were rot offered on the
market, SO that the actual number OF cat
tie on sale was really small.
a good many Of the westerns here were
large and thin cattle, few of them desirable
for killers; there was, however, Il three
load bunch of good corn fed natives ON sale.
Saturday. was rather quiet and without
feature of Importance. There was no par
tiCular change in values.
The early offerings of cows were very
light and the market was stronger, in many
cases 5NlGC higher. Toward the close it de-
Veluped that there were mdre cattle than
had been expected and the feeling was
The stocker and feeder trade was very slow.
The cattle on sale We're mostly large and
on the commOnish order, the very kind of
for bulls for feeding purposes Is well main
tanned and prices were steady at the ad-
vance noted yesterday.
The feeder trade during the past week has
have been taking a good many appear to be
pretty well stocked up with cattle and have
ceased to be large buyers. on the other
hand. Nebraska farmers, who are especially
| again, are either unable to buy or they do
not have any confidence in the future Of
cattle values. Feeders have been held very
high all the season, and 1t is a well known
fact that bankers and others who are ac-
cuStomed to loan money to feeders have
been afraid to do so this year for fear that
the cattle would not pay out when returned
to market again. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10


B~EEF-Llght western steers, 400 to 600 lbs, A..
45c; good cows and heifers. 4A45c; medium
cows and heifers. 44qilac; good forequarters cows
and heifer9, Si2Hic; good hlndquarters cows and
heifcrs, 6HTTC; fair headquarters cows and
heifers. &c; COW rounds. 4isG5tsc; cow ,chucks,
Sa3Lsc; steer chucks. 3la14c; beef tenderloins,
fresh. ijc: beef rolls, homeless, sac; sirloin butts,
homeless, Slsc; loin backs, homeless, SEC; loin
hacks, cite; cow ribs, No. 3, &c; COW lOins, No. 3,
Tc; steer ribs, 7i.c; steer lOins, Sc.
MI'TTON-Dresscd mutton, sac; racks mutton,
SIC; legs mutton, &c; saddles mutton, &c; stews,
F0RK-Pork loins. &c; SPARE ribs, SC; pork
shoulders. &c; pork shoulders, skinned. SIC;
tendnrluins. lSc; PIGS feet, cleaned, per doz,, S5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Observation-Disclosures, l5c; hoIsesIoes. 20c; extra
Standards, 23C; extra selects, 25c; company Sc
lects, 27c; New York counts, S0c; standard bulk.
per gal, $40.
C~IbER-Pure juice. per half Dbl, $3.50; per
SAFER KRAUT-Per Dbl, $3.50; half Dbl, So.
NI'TS-Califomin almonds. l0C, English wal
nuts, soft shellcl, l2l2ci standards, lOc: hlberts,
lOc; Brazil nuts, 9ul0c; pecans, lOnl2c; peanuts.
waluuts, per bu., zoe; small hickory nuts, per
MALE sYRUP-Flye-gal. cans, each. s2.75d
$500; per doz., F12, la-gnl. cans, s6.25i quart cans,
s3.75.
FIGs-Ncw crop, California, lO-Ib. boxes. per
b, lie; common California figs. 60-lb. boxes,
D~ATEs-Persian. Go-lb. boxes, per h., Sc;
| fuuls, I1-lb. boxes. per h., Sc.
MAPLE SUGAR-Choice, per H.. 9TlOc.
PRESERNES-Aasorted, 20-lb. pals, each Sl.4o
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-Clearings, 50, i56, O03; bal
ances, 1850, ass.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Clearings, Sl6,7D,3sl; bal
ances, tl,673 500.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. s-Clearings, 5,O52,522; bal
ances. 1852. COL Money, SUI per cent. New York
exchange. 25c discount bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Clearings, tlS, 2s4, o
$40; balances, 81. 0lS. 267. For the week; Cletrings,
S7O.6js. All. balances. $40, 3s5, s22.
Nov. s.-Today's statement OF
the condition Of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. Sl79. on, 965; gold reserve, s92.7Ss.6i.
CHICAGO. Nov. d.-Clearings, Sli, Sl 16s.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Peoria

CORA Nov. 9.-CORN-Steady: No. ., 29i4c:
No. 3. 29c; new No. ., enc; new No. 3. pc.
OATS-Irrcgular; No. 2 white, lSiaul9c; No. 3
white, 17hQl71Rc.
RYE-NOthing doing.
WHISKN -Mariet steady; finished goods on the
basis Of 81 % for high wines.
RECEIPTS-Corn, $1,000 hu. oats, 3S. $50 bu.
rye. coo lu.: whisky, none; wheat. $3.50 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Corn, 25,5OO bu. oats, 63, $50 bu.
rye, 600 bu.; whisky, G75 gals. wheat, 900 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Temperature and weather
were not favorable TO am Increased demand for
purely seasOnahla fabrics, aud such engagements
were restricted tn orders calling for moderate
uuantitfes 10 meet current requirements OF an
urgent character, There was little doing in
snriUr stun. no buyers ~ Importance were pres
ont. Printing cloths quiet but firm at 3 5-lGc.
Sales for the week, 2OS. 900 pieces,
, moderate business IN the print cloth market
during the week. The demand for regulars was
f0. spl It's or very early deliveries, and there were
moi enough IN sight 10 allow any free trading.
Thoro was quite a good demand FOR odds during
the first part Of tho week, and manufacturer
met the demand fairly. Messrs. Remington and
pov1l furnished the followins statement; FRO
duction for the week, 1000 pieces; deliveries
2lS ol pieces; stock odds, 5000 pieces, 6i-6i
Lou pi.yrsl, 5000 pieces: last weeks stock
Il.ulO pi,aus: sales odds, 1900 pieces; G4-Gt
2l.ovn picgrsl, 20, 90 pieces; spots, 4lpon pieces
futures, 5000 pieces; sales for weekly delivery
November. les. HD0 pieces, December, l2S oJ0 pieces
January. 5000 pieces, February, 31pl0 pieces
March. $4,000 pieces: April, 1000 pieces May
| 4 mn nIn-ns. IInn. hNA niacns.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
New York Money market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-MONEY ON l.
NOminally lRm2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3ad5Ac.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Frm with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S9di .S9la for de
maud and $4.SIAWLSS for sixty days; posted
S4.S7.
4 SILVER-G7&c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-5iC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady: state bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds, easier; new As. reg, l2l
coupon, l2l; 5s, reg, MA coupon, 1lih Is, reg.
ma As, coupon, ll2; -, reg, 9Gla; Pacific Is of
'96. 1902 bid.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

500 head, shipments. g1Nl b,pl. market strong
to- steady. Texas steers. g.. ibu3 80. Texas COWS,
81 sod2 20; beef steers. SIonUtia. native COWS.
sll0ua6o, st.ykers and fcodcg, E.25U3.oo, bulls.
S'.Snu2.rt
HuGS-Rcc,ip,s. ,.ton head, shipmcuts. 80
head; market weak To- BE- lower bulk W sales,
&5nU3.6o, heuy,cs, Siu1uA6a, packers. SA6l'p
36et, mixed Siaua'i. light. SaDhi'. York.
cts, ~$Nrlua1, pigs. S2.NIUEan.
SHEEp- Receipts. LOO head, shipments, SO
head. market steady, lambs, S.o1Ut@o, muttors,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Cotton Market.

81. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-COTTON-Qniot. - lower.
middling. Ssci sales. 225 bales; receipts, l.52i
bales; stock, 1905 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. a-COTTON-Ouiei
middltug, SNc: low middling. sLc: good ordinary
l3-l6g, net receipts, 7,U35 bales; gross. 7Ig:
bales; exports. To Great Britain, $500 bales: I'd
France, y iSl bales; 10 the continent. $50 bales
coastwisc, 2,S7J bales; sales. ll5O bales; stock
$40, 8g bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9-COTTON-Quiet: mid.
ding, sac; net receipts, none; gross, 5,3l5 bales
Forwarded. 1874 bales. sales. 5i5 bales, an spin.
ners; stock, ls5,jl0 bales futures closed steady
sales, 99,011 bales; January, &47; February
Ss.J2; March, $3.50; April, IS 80: May. 1886; Iuns
is6si August, 1914; November $3.50; December
SH; spot closed quiet; middiing uplands, sac
middlinS gulf, SC; sales, 1875 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
stock in sight.
~. Louis Live stnrL.

ST. Louis. Nov. a.~.CNrTIF.R Receipts. COO
head. very quiet. native steers. s. 11,aNi. COWS
and hcifgs. 81 S5d3.io, Texas steers, &.aoa3.6o.
cows. ~ G5ugN5.
HOGS-Rcrripts. 2. 200 head: murhc, 5Ujoo lower:
heavy, g. 40N26D; mixed, SI.2lu3.5O, light. $i.25T
2.55.
SHEEP Receipts. 500 head; steady; natives,
s.. 5oN25O; southern, S2.2in2.lO.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Sugar Market,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-sUGAR-Raw. firm: fair
refining, Sg3lsc; centrifugal Java, % test. sssa
2tsc. refined, quiet; standard A, is.c: CONNECTION
ers'. 4Nc: cut loaf. SIC. crushed, SIC; powdered
fSc; granulated, 4%o; cubes, 4sc.
LONDON Nov. 9-SUGAR-Cane. los; nothing
doing; centrifugal Java, l2s "a; Muscovado. faI.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Knpsns CIV Markets..

KANSAS Nov. A.-WHEAT-Slow, but
slightly higher; No: 2 hard, 56a557c; No. 2 red.
&c; NJ. ? spring, 5S@5ilec No. 3 spring. 5llaq
SIC: rejected, nominally 35G iSC.
CoRN--slow and unchanged; No. 2 mixed,
O~ATs-Tirm and active; No. 2 mixed. Ice; No,
. white. lSdlSiaC.
B~UTTER-Firm; creamery, lIa20c; dairy, II
al5c.
EIiGS- Elrn. 1Gr-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
WESTERN CATTLE

H~OGS-Yesterday it was a S345 market, today
a 81. 40 market. The receipts We're large for a
Saturday, in fact the largest Of the week, and
the buyers had no trouble in obtaining a con-
cessiOn Of Sc. Tho market opened that muCl
lower. and was active at the decline. The pens
were cleared at an carly hour. The prices paid
ranged all the way from $685. TO $3.50, with the
great bulk at 81. "A.
The hog market during the past week has made
some improvement in the matter Of values, that
is, prices were higher at the close than at the
opening OF the week. Still the close OF the week
was lower than the close II the previous week.
During the first two days Of the past week hogs
sold largely at from $3.50 t. $685.. on Wednrs-
day DO was added and on Thursday and Friday
from $40 to $3.50 took a large share Of the
offerings. While the market has had its ups and
downs, there being slight fluctuations from day
to day, values have remained very ncurly sta
ti0nary during the two weeks past. Previous to
that time the tendency OF the market had been
steadily downward. The market is now from 400
10 SOC lower than IL was one month ago ana 81
lower than it was a year ago, Representative
I g.I.gs
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Nnm Nnrk MrcLIN nnnk stntcmcnI

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Thc wtsAly bank state
m.nt shows the following changes; Hsyerve. in
GREASE. 81. Coz. $50; oans DECREASE. 81 1ss, sJ0; specie,
incrSase, $40. Tor: legal tender, Increase, S9'9.5o0
deposits. decrease, isa8 800; circulation. decrease,
ssS. 500. Tire banks now hold So, rs, go In excess
" the rssg.rsmsnu OF tLs a. per ceLt rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Hogs and Cattle Were Both
Literal for Saturday,
FEW CATTLE DESIRABLE FOR KILLERS
Market quiet Except Cor Cow stun
Ito sold on ; Cents from
the Previous Days quo
tationS.
My. Q.

INITNl, N"NI "
Receipts and shipments for the past
twenty-four hours, as compared with the
previous four DAYS. are as follows:
RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The British
bark Sharpshooter, Captain Watts, after drift
ing siXty-four days at the mercy of the wind
and waves, was towed into port last night.
The ship encountered a hurricane off the coast
Of Central America and was badly damaged.
Relief was brought by a message enclosed in
a bottle which was thrown overheard.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10

On the Pro iucn eychange today the butter mar
ket was quiet: creamery, l4S22c; dairy, 9sG
l9c. Eggs, firm; l4laGl99c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Minneapolis Wheat Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 9.-WHEAT-Steady:
closed: November, Sc; prcemh,r, 1d53'sc; May,
5itsc. ON track: No. l hard. $40; No. / north
crn. G'sc; No. ? northern, Sl7sc; receipts, $50
cars.
mestic bakers, taCJh275; export bakers, 1909
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Notes.

Silver bars, 67kc. Mexican dollars, 55La4j6
Drafts, sight, 2hc; telegraphlc, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
New York Mining Quotations.
London Stock Qnntntions.

4 SILVER-3O l3-l6d per %.
M~ONEA-iam2, per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market fu
short bills is is per cent, three months bills
1is per cent.
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st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-WHEAT-EXperienced a
setback At the opening because OF the upset Of
the war news and the continued rains and heavy
receipts in the northwest, and throughout the
remainder ~ the day the market was depressed.
closing i2qssc under yesterday; No. ? red, cash,
6illc bid November, j73sc, December. 5sisa5S4c;
May, 63isC bid.
~CORN-Easirr on predictions for a clearing up
Of the rainy weather and reports of expected in,
creased receipts for next week. closing below
Yesterday; No. ? mixed, cash. 2i2sC: November,
2iLc bid; December, 2iLc; May, PSI G26Ac.
OATS-Steady for futures, trading light: spot
dun, No. ,, cash, l7iaC bid. November, lSc; De,
cember, l1'sHlSC, May, 2J1sc.
RIE-No demand; offered on call at 3Gac, but
received no bids.
CORN MEAL-Si ijdi.50.
HRAN-Fairly active; 52iad53i4c for sacked
east track.
HAY-Figm and unchanged prairie, ss.5oa9.5o
WHlSKN-Sl.22 %.
POULTRN-Weak; turkeys. lower. &c; chick.
ems, lower, 5p6isc; ducks, steady, 7isc; geese
steady. &c.
.BUrTER-steady creamery, lsg2tc; dairy, sq
EGGS-Higher; re loss of.
LEAD-Nominally held at $3.O2Gd3.O5.
SPELTER-Ohered at $50, but no bids.
PRONlSIONS-PoTk, standard mess. jobhing
! S.. 62ia. Lard, prime steam, $50: choice
$3.50. Bacon, boxed shoulders, $5,25; longs, $50
shorts. ribs, $50.
neutrality-suspicious.. 1000 bbls. wheat. 5000 bu.
corn, 2i.o0) bu. oats, 1900 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 5000 bills. wheat. IL. 90
bu.; corn, AN0 bu. oats, 5000 bu.
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l.2s N %. a. e. ~ 3. m.s.. ni e l.! main.
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4 GENTEEL AFFAIR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-WHEAT-Ve.y dul;
May, $l.Oi4; cleared, l3l, 49 Centals.
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OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

hogs than she has from the large cattle
run Of the past summer and fall.