G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , JflttDAY SEPTEMBER 11 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Weak and Lower on Accjunt o
Oablo News ,
WEATHER IN ENGLAND HOT AND FORCING ,
Out * Followed Iho Course of .Mnjor
CcrculH , Mulii * OfT UtiH y , niul
Strong I/nter in
Dnj'n 1 railing.
o. III. , Pcpt. I0.-Whont opened weak
ixncl lower tills morning. Tlio prlmo CIIUSP was
the wonk tone of ciblos. Liverpool was ro-
portcil dopnssod. with nnxlouu sellers , at ! ,
pcnco decline. Tlio red-Hits lioro worn nearly
100 enrs undertho estimates , but thn foreign
demands were lUlit nnd tlio crops In tlio
northwest woio heavy. Tlio we itlior I'l Hurt-
Innd wns hot mill forcing , ami tlio government
crop report wis expected to lie bo-irlsh. There
built had bought lit consider ibly higher
prices and were nvorso to running tlio risk of
tlio further loss which iip.io.ired to threaten
tlioin mill the other Ciiiss of 'onus ' , tlio
Bl/oof whns- > lines was nltogrlhnr dlsprooor-
tloniloto their m'irglns , were froosoilers tit
the opening of the nrirki't
'Iho slimts fc.lt at that tlino so sure In
their position Unit they stoo 1 nshlo wlillo the
linlls referred to ottered tholr holdings from
0 * > ic down tofll'io boforci they thought well
enough nf tint price toeovor to any Kroat ex
tent The tridliu then Ijucnmo ho ivy for
about llfteoii inlnulos , during Which It singed
up and down between the figures alre.idy
Riven 1 liun Hcurious change In sonllniont
oceurrml The hours bc-jan to roiieh the 1011-
clnslon th.it a drop of Me In the pr en of who \l \
within three wooUs was enough to Jus
tify a reaction and to consider a wonk
iniirliot overlo idod with he.ir news and with
apparently no friends ns furnlshliu a ruro
opportunity for a turn. Tlio number who
reni'liiil this ( om'lnslon at about the s.nno
tlnio hero and olsowhi're , as shown by the buy-
In ii ( It r . I oversell the tone of tint market
anil Minted pi Ices upward.
I oiolgnors who hail sold out on the excite
ment which existed hero when Do'ember
vv hint told as high as $1.1,5 , sent In consider
able bnvlng ordeis Many of these are said ,
to come from I'arls , from a house there which
loi'ontly recohed a check for about J.J50U ( (
fiom Its commission men as profit on a ho ivy
line of long whe.it sold ou ton t ho excited bulge
of thn o weeks ago. This foreign nujliu re-
hiiltul. with the aid of shorts. In an advance
and drew wheat to Iil'4c about an hour after
Iho opening and followliu that , the business
started up and the lluctiiatlons for the most
part were confined between 'iVicnnil ' ! > > e. The
prlco worked uji to around ifl'io igaln , when a
dispatch from Now Vork reported the failure
of the London gr.iinhonso of Alexander A. Son
foi about JlO.UUO.OOOand thatc.iused a sudden
break to UV..C. AIcxniKlor A. ' on failed some
nooks ago and lodiij'sulsp itch meiely gives
the lota ! amount of thcli Indebtedness at the
time of the suspension ,
' 1 ho dccllno was at once recovered from
upon the receipt of above explanation. The
reaction was aided by reports of fotolgn buyIng -
Ing which ciiino fiom New Vork , bt. Lou's. '
Dulutli and Minneapolis , together with wh.it
was going on of a like character hero , and the
active demand by shippers for vessel loom
The advance culmliritod at DT'sU and the
close at073tct against U > 5 o at the close yestor-
lontrary toexpoctatlon the boars did not
make a further raid on corn today. The
clique apparently h.id the market wclllnhand
and under cov 01 uf the strength of wheat , put
the price of the ruling option up l" > o above
the closnir | prlco of jesterday , October opened
at from .54'40 to.'i'io ' , advanced 57'ic and closed
at 07o against ,5.5'e ' , , at the close > estorday.
Oats followed the coiiise of the malor cor
als , being weak uaily.md strong later , and
closing near tlio top llgures of the day.
The provision market was Irregular , open-
Ins weak and closlusr Mtronir. and In that te-
Bpeot It merely re poiKled to the action of the
Kinln ni'irkot. The p.ickors were bldillns for
the October option and solllnc the Januaiy.
This foollliK Rruwlni ; out of the pro
duct for January Is shown In the f ict
of the dcclino hi the premium previously
o\lstln ( * for that month , nioro ospccl.illy In
lard and ribs. Thoiolsan actual di'-couiit of
I'J'ic ' In .I.inmuy compared with October ribs.
January pork still maintains Kood premium
from the taut of Its superiority In a spccula-
tlvosonso , but today It gained only Tie on
yesterday's closing price while October ad
vanced 27'Jc. ' Olio cause of the strength In
provisions today was the report of the stocks
of out meats In the country , showing ade-
crease of IWl.tKM.OOJ pounds since Inly 1
Tlio lonu ! ! „ futures raiiKOd as follows :
,
3 hprlngwho.it , H o : No. 2 led ,
CHUN No. 2 , dl'ic.
OATH .No. ! ' , ibvn.'S'to ; No. 2 white , 30J4 ®
8U4o , N < i. 3 whltii , .OiWO'iO. '
ll\r No 2. h7e.
IHlll.l'.vNo. . 2 , O-iaWo ; No 3 , KUOlof o. b. ;
No 4 , 3.KB450 .
riA.\flhKI > NO. 1 , Ifl.OI.
TIMOIIIV HLKII I'llino. JI.SW3110
POIIK Mess norlf , per bairol , 110'5in > IO SO ;
laid , per owt , 17.0"i ; shoit libs sides ( loosol.
I7r725 : drj balled Mhoulduis ( boxed ) ,
MliJ'f aO.73 : short e'ear ' sides ( bovo'l ) , t7.UVJi
ti.Od
ti.OdWMISKUV
WMISKUV Distillers'finished goods , per sal ,
( MS ,
BlKlAHS Unchansod ! cut loaf. 5ffl.5yo.
Uecolpts and shipments today wore us fol
lows :
On thu produce exchange today the butter
market was llrm , unchanged ; fancy Klgln
dairy , iUii.4o ; line western , "Ji ? 'lc : holectod
dtuty , 174 lli ) ) ; ordinary , Iftiliio. Hggs , Iw&HJSic.
Now York .Markets.
NBVV YOHK , Sept. 10. I'l-iitm llocolpts , IH.755
P'ickagos ; exports , 4,27il barrels , 1.5,1110 sucks ;
t-ales , , rV)0 ) barrels ; maiket more active and
weak ,
WIIIMT Itecolpts , { 100,400 bushels ; exports ,
lOO.'JU bushels ; saies , .5 , LVl.UOO bushels of fu-
tuios and 07,000 bushels of spot. Spot market
unsettled , closing stronger , options dull ;
No ! i toil , } l oo < i l.)0 ( ) > , in olovutor ; ? loiv4ifs
l.li. 4 atloalj Jl.tll'.ai IU f. o b. ; No. a red. Use ;
ungraded red , IKS' edWl O'l , now No. I mil thorn
to arrive , il.rtl'i ' ; new No 1 hard to ariive ,
fl. > " > : > ' , . Opt ions declined ' fi4l ' 10 on w ecu cables
nml piossuie to soil , advanced " 4 , ' . ' ] aO on light
oirorlngh , shortscoverlng and foioign political
talk and lighter lueolpts , and the bureau re
pot t expected tohhow less favor ibly than had
Keen looked lor ; dcclliiLil C < ! 6V > and closed
isteudy at'ittl'jo over yestorduv. No ' 'rod ,
Septomhel. lHl'ic.tl.on ' , closing * I.OI ; October ,
JHWMiCl . ! % , eiosln. : Jin. , ; Noveinhoi , ll.nsu
to I 04 , , closing fl.ui'ii December , * . , ' ® Od'i ' ,
closing Jl.c.51 , ; .lunnary , Jl 05iJ441.ihi1 ( , clos
ing * 1.04a ; rebiuaiy , fl 07I.W'n ) ' , closing
tlW'ii Muy.tl IPStl.l-'S. eloslngl.ia'8.
UVK-Opened weaker , jlosed bteadleri west
ern , c , 1 , f . in , ® ! ) * ! ' .
UOIIN Uecolpti,5l.l'.5 ( bushels ; exports , ? 0,4Q7
bushels ; sales , l.iif..WJ liusholN of futures
and : iluoO buihois of spot , spot market Irreg-
111 n r. dull. closing llrinor ; Na S ,
< 4Cit,7l'iO In uluvator ; 7 7.5'io ' alloit ;
niiKrailed mixed , "IdtT.'o ; No , 2 white. ,
73c. Options opened ( iffil'iO lower , advanced
lOHio and closed tit J4i > decline on Bales and
? > , ii&iC advanc" on othermonths throiiKh man
ipulation N'litoniU'r , ( ,1.4J70e , closing TUo ;
Uotober , OKSosiic. clusliiR u.5'ic ; November ,
JlWI'ie , olosinir Wo ; December , M > i57Si < ,
elodiu ft"iOi Januaiv , ftiaviUc , closing ftSUo ;
May. SiW.Vc , cioslnu. 51J40
OATS Hocol pis , t > flioO hiiBholsi exports , FO
bushels ; sales , 210,000 bushels of futures , and
116,000 hlihheU of spot bpot mtirket ijulut
and KtruiiK'er. Options Hrmorand modeiatoly
actlvo beiitomber. ; 'idt.l.Ve , elostni : 34 * > c ;
OoioUor. 34-4 < tt3.5"o , cliia I ni .H'.o ; No , 2 white
teplemler , lli ao' c ! October. 3iJSSW7o
Hunt No. 2 while , 3S'.lMto ! : mixed western ,
3M.itk ; ; vvhlto western , Jf < U4Jo ; No , 2 Uhluaio ,
lloi'HQulot nnd easy.
Uoi IKKOptions openid Irregular and 10 to
M points down ; ulosod barely steady , ; w to
15 points down ; kales Jixuoo uiigs. Inoludln
September. JMaviJiMO : October , * li.7vai4.05 :
November * l.\7.\iH 10.51 Dotomuer , tjS.IUOU.M ) ;
Jaiiiinry , fl'.4V'Cr..M ; March , fl' ' . ' Mtl-.llt-Kiioi
Illo , dull , but btcady ; fall cargoes , Ib'iu ; No.
T , Hie.
bwiAU-ltiiw , qulcli but steady ; fair refln-
lu > r , a lll-Uto ; cuntrlfuKnU. IK1 test , 37-10 ©
B ! i' ! lellncd tlrni nnd In PIHH ! demand.
< uouvu-0prut.i Bloady auil uftvr a
llahl ndvnnca became vroik under irostorn
oiling and dci lliiod Pc , lalor rallying He nml
closlns steady ; Pennsylvania oil spot , open-
In if. 5.5'ic ' ; hlKhcst , 5.5'ic ; lowest , 55'iC ! Closing ,
M'r ' ; October option , iiponlng , ( < fci hlhcit.
Wlct lowest , SIHe. I. Inm oil , no sales. Total
salon , .13 UXK ) barrels ,
COTTOXSKKU OiiStronc nnd tnoro nottvo.
MOI.ASSM Now Orleans , llrm nnd quiet ,
HUP I'lrni nnd quiet
TAl.t , ow Dull , htendy ; city llSforpneUnscs )
4Ve.
ItOilN-Diill , itoicly.
TiiltPKNTlNis-Diill. steady nt 37'42.'l ' < lc.
I'ncm-Qulot , utoady ; western. isSlO'tc ; ro-
colpln , 4ni5 p icUaires ,
PoilK ( iuiel , steady ; old mess , lll.007lll.Mi
new mess , II2.2 > 312.75 ; extra nrlnio , $11.003
- plcklodbolllcs.Oc.
's Stronger ; short clear , September ,
$7.75 ,
orn
option .
October , ? f. * ' i. . ) , cinsin ? , JI..I.IUHI ; mnom-
her , (7.44 ; Dcromhor. t'.ul ) , closing , 17.51 ; .Inn-
nary. * 7 5" , closing , < 7.fil.
' 1 tjulot ; strong western dairy. 13 ®
west-
oer , .0.
I.KAII Dull ; fairly stoacly ; domestic , $ l.47'j.
TlN-Qulet ! easy ; s trails. I.U05.
KaiiNiiH City 'Markets.
ICANSAs'CtTY , Mo. Hopt. 10. Wnr.4T-I.owpr ;
No. 2 bird , cash and September , HJo bid ; No.
2 red , cash , Me hid "
( Jews Lower ; No 2. cash , 55o bid ; Sep
tember , 51'tC bid.
OATS-Htoidy ; No. 2. cnsh , 27'Jc bid.
II vv I'lrm and ilnehtuued.
IIUTTiu I'lrni and nnchansied : creamery ,
inftjlc ; dairy , MSlOc ; store packed , HOIZo ;
package. 7llo
Dins I'lrm at IGu.
1'BCBHTiheat , 53,000 ; corn , none ; oils.
none.
Sitii'viK.NTS-Whc it , 3I,4JO ; corn , 1,103 ; oats ,
none.
Wlic.tt Mnrkot.
MINSIMI-OMM. Minn . Hept 10W \T-Tho
eish market had a fair movement today ,
though the market was not very strong and
H7'o ' was a reall/lng price on No. 1 northern
The tables were pietty well cleared up. Ko-
culpts , ,15,1 rnrs. Close : No. 1 h ird. on triu-k ,
' ) ' , ® ' ) : No. 1 not them. September , 87'ao ;
Oetober , BS' e ( Deeinnbor , 1)1 ) % e ; on track. 8s'/ '
lO'Ocj No 2 northern K5as7c.
Kt. lioiiiH MarkotH.
ST. LOOM , Mo. Sopt. 10 WIIIHT Strong ;
cash , Ok1 ; Decemboi , ' )7o ) bid.
Oo N I'lrni ; cash , CJtiU'i'Jc ! October , 53o
bid O\TS fleadv ; cash , 30c ; October. 29ic. !
PoilK-Qillet at $11 ' 'I.
iMiin-Hteady at Id.lJ.
WlllhKGV Jl H.
nuSeiit 10. WHEAT Weak , demand
poor ; holders oiler freely ; California > o I , Ss
Idlitss 1'id ' percental ; re I western spring , gs
lidOM II" , o ; No. 2 winter. 7s IdS7s ( ( 1'id.
Con v Steady ; de.tM.ind poor.
IMIID Prime western , 3.1s < ) d percwt.
Grain Mnrlu-ts.
MlMVAUKE * . WIs. Sept. 10. WllBAT
Steadier ; No. 2 spring , cash , OOc ; December ,
Colts l < ewer ; No. 1. cash ,
OATS btoadv ; No 2 white , .l.'c.
Ciiiclnriuti > IarkctH.
CINCINNATI. O , Sopt. 10. Wins \T-Lower ;
Olc.
Olc.Cons
Cons Lower ; No. 2 , mixed. Odi7o. (
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed. , l2 c.
WIUSKKV Ji.18
AMI ItOWtS.
Nuvv VOIIK , Sept. 10. The stock market tod.iy
exhibited during most of the session a
marked decrease In the amount of business
done , while the speculation had a hesitating
tone , which clearly leflected the attitude of
operators at present , pending the determina
tion of the attitude of the Gould party In the
market. The general view Is still decidedly
bullish. The now strength displayed by the
Vandorbllts Isastiotig supporting element
on the market. Like Shore sold at the
highest price It h is readied In years , touch
ing 110 per cent , and while It
reacted sharply for a time , It was
well held late In the day , and Chicago , Colum
bus , Cincinnati i. St. Louis was the strong
point In the list , but the movements In the
Nickel Plate and the Chesapeake & Ohio gave
signs of having re iched their limits for the
present. The Vlllnrds were stronger , but
made no marked advances while specialties
like New England were remarkably quiet tnd
no movement among the Industrial scored ex
cept a n iitlnl recovery In Cordage utter Its
sharp decline of yesterday.
The market ouonod gonor.illy fractionally
higher than last night's figures , but boar pics-
snro Knocked Cordage down over 1
per cent farther , while Missouri Pa
cific and Itouk I si mm exhibited special
weakness for a short time , The cITcct on
the latter was In all piohablllty duo to the
general expectation that the uov eminent , crop
toport would show a lowei average for corn
than lust month and this factor entcied into
the course of all the granzois. The demand ,
however , soon changed the temper of the
spocu atlon and the Vandcibllts , and espec-
1 illy Chicago , Co unihiis , C nclnnatl A. St.
Louis and Lake Shore led an upward move
ment which lusted during the forenoon and
placed most of the active stocks at
mrgo fractions above their first prices.
The buying powei fell away after
that time and a heavy falluio In London
added Its Inllnoneo to the boar pressure and
prices receded all alone the line , L ike Shore
being ono of the weakest on small tr.ins ic-
tlons. thoiuh us a rule the Ciou d shares led
the list , The decline was not checked until
the last few minutes , when u feohlo rally oc-
eni red , closing the market firm but near the
lowest of the day , 'I ho final changes are gen
erally small fiactlonal losses but Lake Shore
Is 1'a percent lower and Liickawanna 1 per
cent while Cordage Is up 1 per cant ,
gstalo bonds dull and mm.
( iovernmont bonds dull and e.isv.
United States 4s reglstoiod , 110 per cent ;
United Stites coupons. 117 per cent ; I'nltod
Slates coupons , 2ds. OU'j ' percent ; Paclllc bs of
lh'i ' > , 110' ' , poi cent.
'I ho follow Ing aio the closing qnot'itlons for
the loading stocks on the Now \ ork stock , ex-
cmio ) today :
Ux dlv
The total sales of stoeKs today woio 8C3riT :
shines Including Atchlson , 4.OSo ; Uannda
Southern , ll.lKXl ; Delaware , Liuilcn wanna X
Wostern. 4 470 ; Hrle , Jl.l'Os Umisvlllo V Nash
ville. 4 17 ; Mlssouil P.ietlle. n , . ITU ; Northwest
ern. 4 , His ; Ninth American. 4.41U ; Noi thorn
I'aellle. 'I. Kftj Northern Paclllo preferred ,
14.l,5 ! ; Pacllle Mall. ,1,410 ; Uoadin , ' , 5.70J ; bt.
Paul , V4.000 ; I nlon Paelllc , 1U.40J.
Itovlnw.
NKVV VOIIK , Sopt. 10Tho Postsaysi Ills
i eurlous incident In the present very curious
llnanclal situation that the London nows-
uipers nnd London dispatches are unanimous
n their assertion that London Is considered
icarlsh on the general security market by Its
Irond of nn advance In the Intercit rates
whereas the time money rate In Hint city ,
after Its ndvaneo of n fortnUht ago , U settled
back to Its old tlgurcs. Lenders of three
nonths' money cannot get more than ' . ' per
cent , nnd the Hank of Kmiland , despite Us np-
irehens'ons ' regarding the gold movement ,
ins been unable to raUe Its own minimum ills-
omit rate above the low Sli nor cert level.
This certainly suggests that the present re-
uctanco of l.iigllshinen to buy our slocks on
i large soale hi duo toothcroniihes than u luck
of money to loan nt reasonable rates.
Financial Notes.
K \ss\s CITV , Mo. , Sent , lo. Clearings , tlt-
! ) " . ' , (77. (
NKVV OKI. I\NS : , La. , Sept. 10 , Clearings ,
* I.1M7CCI.
Nuw YOHK. Popt 10 ClearliiKS today , tia-
bnlnnees , IS.i'SJ.WS.
IV , Sent , 10 , Clcarlugs to
day , lli ,5S ; bnlnncej , " IIK04l. ! Money ,
6 porcont.
Ilu/rlMoiiE. Mil. , Soit. | -Hnnlt clearings ,
tJ,600,2S.l ; bnlnnces , M .5PSO ! rntes , C per cent ,
ST. Louif ) . Mo , Sopt. 10 Olunrlngs. I4.S07.MO ;
baliincos. I4iri.iiy. Monov. 7S8 per cent. Now
Vork oxdhnngo , Kilo dlsao tint.
HOSTO.V , MniM , Sept. 10. Hnnk clearings to
day , fir > , fr,7.47J ! balances , tl.7l4iU : ) ; rate for
money , II per cent ; exchange-on Now Vork , 17
to 200 per tl.ooo.
OHIOADO , III. , Sept. 10 Money steady nt 0
prrccnt ; clearings , < l7G2sH)0 ( ) ; Now Vork exchange -
change 70o discount ; sterling exchange wcik
nnd heavy nt $1 8.1 for sixty day bills and M.8.5
for sight drafts.
Ijomlon Htook Miir.'cof.
Lovnov. Sopt. 10 The folio vltu vvoro tlio
London stook'not ( itlons closing it I p m :
ronsol mono ) * ' . ' ' , 15 n , ) seconds IU7
Consols nccounl tij II ill Illinois Con .105
( j " " ' ' " .121 Mcfclcnn ordinary . 35
1) H 4 > < "V. . . . . . 104't ' si Paul common 7)H )
N V P At ) lints . Pennsylvania .
Cnnndlnn I'm , I lie , Itcnilltitf
Krlo
HAitSir.vi'H I5s-ird ( per ounce : money 'i
per cent , H'lto of discount In the open market
for bothshoitund throe months bills ft per
tent.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hank of Knilniul Iliilllon.
LONPOV , Sept 10 The bullion In the Hank
of I'nglnnd Increnscil t'J'Jl.000 during the | iust
week. The proportion of the Hank of 1.up
land's reserve to liability vvhleh last week
was 4VJI per cent Is now 4(145 ( percent. Amount
of bullion withdrawn from the 11.ink of Eng
land on balance today , 1'40,000.
New York Money Afnrkct.
Nrvv VOIIK.Sept in Movr.v os C'AI.I. rnsy.
ranging ftom i ! lo .5 per cent , last loan " 4 per
cent : closed nlTurod nt 'J percent.
I'HIVIK MmicMMir.n pAi'int-ri ® " percent.
STI-III.INO iciiv.vniynlot : and steady at
J4S2' ( for sixty-day bills and JI.K5 for do-
mnmi.
TrciiHiiry llonils Itoi'clvril.
WASIIINIITOV , D. P. , Sept 10. The 4'i ' per
cent bonds received at the treasury depart
ment for continuance at'J per cent amounted
to MJ.5.5UO. making the total to date I.'I.'J i1) ) , 150.
Iho 4'f ' per i cut recolvod at thu department
todnr fur redemption amounted to fm''UO ,
making the tjtnl thus far redeemed JIO,7,1SIOO
1'arfs Itcntcs.
1'Altii , Sept 10 The weekly stutomcnl < if the
Hank of Fnnoi shows a decrease of ll.'MU.UOOf
gold and 7h7,5,000f silver. lliree per cent
rentes Oof 45c for the account
Gorman liaiilc SlntciiUMit.
HFUI.IN , Sent 10. The statement of the Im
perial Hank of Germany shows a decrease-
specie of 5,4iJOOJ m irks
Denver Mining stocks.
DRNVTII , C'olo. Hopt. 10. Huslnoss was very
good on the Mining ex'liaiuo todiv. Total
s lies , ; i ,3 o sliaies The following are the
closing quottitlons :
AllcKhlltl ) . . . . 7 Ulmlc . 18
Amity 2'i ' llnllnrnt . ( .0 .
Hnnukok 6 Arxonnnt . U
HntuH Hunter . . . . n ; lllulndliin . Id
HrovTiitow 10 7' '
Cnlllopo 15 ClnudlnJ . t\i \
CIny County . . . . . . 121 C'entury 37
( JuttyBbarif 17 Dluniind II . 37I'i '
( old Uock hi Denver ( ins , * , UII. . . .
Icavenworth 8' ' ICmiiuiiii .
I.lttloltulo . . . . . . . 10S Oold'lrcnsuro .
.Mny Mnzoppn . . . . 118 ronclnd . . .
MntchleiH 28" > John .lay .
Ore 100 Jtiitlco .
Pay Itock ,11. Ijcitnl Tender . . . . . .
Puzzler i\ \ < Mornlnt : ( , llm. . . .
Heed N M ) I'urk Con .
lUnlto 110 I'ctosl .
Uniiiiliiit l.ode 'ii >
Hoston Stock Al.irkot.
BOSTON , Mass , Sopt. 10. The following wore
thoolosln prleo-i on stojks In Iho the Huston
stcipkjnnrkot today :
AtcliTion A , 'lopekn Calumet A Heclu . . .27J
lloitiin A Vlnlno. trmkllu
Ch , Ilurl A yul Huron , IK
Kltchbiiri ; U It ICcnrtinrige
Hint A Pure M . . . . 2W | Osceola 40
do pfd 8J4 "antn Ko Copper .
lass Central HI Tamarack . . .
lor. Cen com . . . tl\t nn Dletjo I.und Co
N V AN Hng . . . 40 West Knd r.und Co. .
OldColony IWVj Hell Telephono. . . .
WIs Central com . 81 J I'HiiiNon sturo 5 . . . 20W
do pfd so Water Power. . . .
Allouez M. Co ( new ) . „ " ( O .M
Atlantic IS1 II A II C
lloston , V Mont . 4Ult
San Kritiiclsuo Milling Quotations
S\N I'liVNCtsCo. C.il. , Sept 10. The otllolal
closing 'iuot itlons for mining blocks toil ly
were as follows ;
Altn 45 Mono lo
llnlwer 20 Ophlr ,1'K )
He-it X llclcher 810 I'otoM
Iludlc Oonsolluatcd. 810S.1 310
Chollfir 175M Sierra Nevnihi . ! I20
Con Cahi A Va ( M Union Contolldtttod 215
Crown 1'olnt . . . . . . 1IKJ Utah . 70
Gould A Curry . . . . 1'JO Yellow Jneket . 130
IlnloANoruross . . . 180 Com . 25
Moxlcun 2411 N . 10
Now York Milling Quotations.
NEW VoitK , Sept. 11. The closing mining
stuck quotations are as follows :
Alice IJ ( Horn silver 15J
Adams Con ITu Iron Silver 100
Chollar 17.1 Ontario ,17 5' )
Cronn I'olnt ISO Ophlr 3.10
Con Cnlii mid Vn . I.U5 . Plymouth 175
Doiilnooil T . . . . 171 tnndnril IIS
KurekaCCon. . . . . 27.1 Union Con 210
HomoBtnko . . . . 10J VellowJuckct . . 115
St. IjOiilH Alining Quutations.
ST. I.OUIB , Mo. , Sept 10. Mining stocks were
very qulot , and ontsulo of Kll/iuotli anil .M.
Bieon met with few orders either to buy or
soli. Closing bids woio :
Adams . 187k Vllckey llreen
ICIIynbutl 2JO Siniili Hopes 450
irnnltc.M 22oO Yuina
Montrose 47i-
Mlniicapoliu I < Mour Market.
EAroi.is , Minn , feopt. 10 The North
western Miller says : Iho Idleness of tlio
1'lllfibnrv and onuot two othoi mills made a
ilg liolo in last week's Hour output. Where
tlio production for the week ending August 2' ' )
was I8s.5')5 ' ) b.urols , that of tlio last week was
onlv 110,5.5 ( li.iriols av"ialns 2I.77J bairols
dally , agtilnst Ki'.ll.'l barrels for tlio corro-
spondln tlino In 1S90 nnd Ml Oso bariols
In IsS'j. But those mills are going again
the present week and though low
ator Is troubling a good toil , the
output promises to-attaln pretty liltrli figures
1'hoio were fcKtoon mills In motion Wednes
day , and thoyvveio grinding at thoritoof
about 27fOJ barrels dally. The water
power dropped olT very suddenly yes
terday and commencing today the s > l\-
X'ou hotii elanso of power le ISLS Is
Jolng uiifon ed. Tnls has cut oirtwo moderate
sl/c I mills that would bo iiinniiig weio thoio
plenty of water Mo mils beliu largely OIB-
iloyud by sl\ mills , as against only two a
week a. o.
There continues to be more or less variety
o Iho descriptions given of the Hour market.
boino of the be.iv est limit , hoio teport s.ilus In
excess of tbeli production for a week back ,
thllo others el.ilm to have done compara-
Ivoly a lljht business The domestic trade
consists ot scattering ordurn of varying sl/o
fiom all qnaitois and a partUulai foitoio
seems to bo that bn > ois want the Hour soon
after placing their eiders I\o vei v largo lots
are -olil and middlemen show no inclination
lohtockup bomo of the local millers have
sold a good deal for oxpoit and In fact the
foreign trailo Is the best part of the market.
Consldoiahlo patents have been worUo'J. ono
21.000 biurol lot being placed yesterday for
Irish mailiots
The weakness In wheat today made the call
for Hour less active. Prices of the latter aio
from ice to l. > c per bariol lower than a week
ago. The iixpoit shipments for the week weio
7.,7J- | barrels against 7SMO bariols foi thopio-
c-illng week London quotatlon.s foi L'.SJ Ihs
c I. f. uro : patents , .t.'s bd tolls : bakers , As L < 1
to. 'Ph .Id ; low gra les , in to 20s.
Tlio NoithWLStein Miller savs ntlltorlally !
During the ciop year of Ib'.ll ending August , il ,
Mlnno ipolls piodnced 7,4 II.O'is ' barrels of Hour.
In Ib'U ' her output was d.Sll.Oir ) Innels , u gain
dining the Ir.st year of over 50J-
010 barrels. The nearest apuroach to last
year's output was In 1-S when the
mills of Minneapolis tinned out 7.2II.U11) )
barrels Lust \ ear's run miHlly beats the rec
ord. Tin veirs ago the output wns ,1.142,974
barrels. Thus In a compaiatlvoly short tlino
Minneapolis Increased hoi pioditotlon of Hour
over 4Hu.jUO ) ( ban els per year. With the mi
11 iralloled ciop of tills yo.ir vvo may eonllilont-
ly expect that last j ear's figures will bo
greatly oveeed"d. The o\poit of Hour from
Minneapolis for the last crop year iinioiintod
to 2,51) ) 515 barrels against 2.0'I,2I ' ) barrels for
thn previous yuai , a gain of nuiirly 500 , KI
bairols.
arkutM.
II\V\NA , Sept. 10 Sl'AMSll Goi.li J3.3JJJ
V.ci't : ' , oxchaimfe ijulot hut firm.
fclIAil"lHiioti ( yesteiduy 5),003 ) bags of ecn-
trlfugiitlVxIogiees polarUatlon sold at fJ.1 ! ! *
gold iier quintal ,
Now York Drj ( inotls M arket.
Nivv : VOIIK. Popt. 10. Business In dry goods
was very fair with agents and unite actlvo
with Johhois at Hrst hands. Tlio Munition Is
not muloilully changed.
OyHtiirH.
New Vork connls , per can , ( Wei company se
lects , 45ot extra selects. 40oj eonipiny btand-
dards , J7oi btnndards , .t'o ; mediums , 27c.
Talk ,
OIIICAOO , 111. , Hopt. 10 , Konnett , llupkliu A.
Co. to h A McWhortor : The news has heon
morQ bcnilsh than on any previous dav hlnco
the rvcout iloollno buxun. It U probable that
prices would Imv o gone mnio lower out fur the
sharp demand from shorts , who , having good
urolith , with a government report Imponillni ; ,
thought It prudent to close up outstanding
t'oiitructi. There booms to bo nothing else nt
the bottom of toilnj'H rally. Cablet from first
to last have been weak , and to mid to the de
moralization abroad u London grain luuiso
which secured an ox tension tome
ago reported fullgJ. with llubllltles of
HO'O.om ' nnil assets less limn ft porconl of th u
mini , Up lo the ckMo-of 'chniigo the scnbo i rd
hud not reported n nfiNhol taken for export.
There scorned to boiio demand for nhont ex
cept to nil shorts jthtl iho reeolpH fit prlnn-
rlos were ngnln larurIt ) the short Intircst
IIM covered as freelynlS npponranccs Indlcnte
wo shall probibly sop lower prices tomorrow.
Corn nnd oats oxnlbtva substantial rocoveiy
from yoslordny's vvdjluiess , doubtless duo to
covering by shotfrf. Corn nets rather
heavy nnd many th/iik / the clliiuo would
bo > t i nil to bo rfd of their loads.
The screws mny ho xnullcd nan lit tomorrow If
the government report should be bullish Pro
visions opened on iho ( bottom nnd closed nt
the top Slocks of munts In this country were
reduced over 4(1 ( per emit In July nnd August.
Pork decreased 50,000 barrels In the same
time nnd lard 15.0uotuccs ! with n still greater
decrease In Inrd iitiroid. Everything points
to n belter prlco not f jr on" .
OMIOAOO. Ill , , Sept. 10. Swart ? , Pupeo .V
McCormlck to K. u. tiwartz A. Co i Wheat
opened weak on lower cables , liberal receipts
nn'l good weather , There was very free cov
ering by shorls during most of the session ,
which was Inlluencod piohabty by the upneiir-
anco of the government report whd h will be
made public this evening. There were some
scnsitlonnl wnr dlsp itches from nhiond ,
which was nl o n bullish Inlluence. Liverpool ,
Paris , Antwerp , London nnd Horlln all closed
lower. Minneapolis and Ditluth received H40
cars. Soabo ird clearances wore ll ht and the
now export business reported wasHinnll. Corn
opened weak but closed very stion,1. Tlio
weather throughout the corn bo'.t Is perfect.
Charters wore made for HO.OOO bushels Pro
visions were lit in In sympathy vvlth the grain
mnrkets. The Cincinnati Price Current esti
mates tint the Mock of meats in the west has
decreased In sixty days lflKUlOJ ( ) pounds.
OMAHA l.t .U I It K UTS.
OVIAIIA , Sept. 10.
C'ATTr.K-Onielal receipts of cattle. 1.IXVJ
as compared vvllh . .1,121esterday aid 1.474
Thursdav iJ lust week. The maiket was
actlvo and strong. Unod butchers' stuir
strotu. others sloidy. Stoel.eM and feeders
steady , others slow.
llons-Olllolal receipts of hogs 3A5. , ns
compnrcMl with 4'JI1 yestcrdtiy , and 2.l i
Thursday of last week. The market \vns 5o
lower on all grades. Trade moderately ac
" tive , demand fair. Light 15 835 05 ; he iv y ,
" "
inlxud.f
Sill ii' : Olllelal iccclpts of shcop none ,
us compired with none yesterday , and i75
Thursd iy of last week Nominally stoidy
mitkot. Natives , JI,5 > S > l.i50 ; westerns , JJ.SJtS
4,33.
Hfoi-ljim anil Dlspoiltlon of Stock.
PHIS Afih HOUGH
1 . . 310 3 1 1 .483 250
Chicago Ijivq .Stock .Markets.
CHICAGO 111. , Sept.1 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tnu HEh.1 In a iHcnornl way the cattle
market may be snldU have been unchanged.
Ah on the piccodlng days of the week , prime
cat tin were In nu'l2ro supply , In good
demand ami strong , Of other grade" ,
supplies wore lur.so and the tone
of the nun lift unyUiln. , ' but buoyant.
However , there wasifo appreciable change In
values for any class "I'horo was fair activity
In till briinehes of the : trailo and quotations
were from $1,25 toMIO for Infoilor to extra
cows and heifers. J | ; 5to , UT.I foi bulls , t ; 00 to
} , l so for extra shipping Ktoors , t..OO to * r5 for
vvojtern COVVB , if.l.L'5 to 11,7.5 for western Htee
ii'nd" I WHojCi4"iYorTo"xaseattle. ) ;
The receipts Included 7.000 rangers of which
4.00J were wehlorners. Stockers and fct-ders
continued In active roiiicst | and the greater
part of lust week's decline has boon looov-
ored. Tim en It nmrket was stoidy at from
tiOJ to 15.25. The general market for hozs re
mained In a state of nnsuttlemont Thorn
was nn actlvo demand for good heavy and
medium wolehu nnd those descriptions com
manded us good prices us on the day before
but for common qualities of nil weights the
market was very dull with prices averag
ing from 5u to lee lowet. Willie
the good grades vvuro pretty closely
bought , there were sovor.il thousand of iho
undesirable sorts left In the pens. The top of
the market was f.5 40 A few loads of eholcu
nnd medium henvy weights brought from3li )
tofS.115. The best of the ll ht weights wentolT
Ihohonlosat from l.VISto f3.SO. Most of the
trading wus below (3,10 ,
The l.venlng Journttl renoitH ! OArn.E lto-
celpts , 14..MW ; shlpmoutfl , 4,5X ) . Market steady ;
natives , J.5030.25 ; Texuns , tl 3Q&J 10 ; stockeni ,
.MiittiOJ ; rangers' itocra , fJ.COOi5.UU : native
lloas-Uvculu'ti , nWihlpmouti \ , 10,003.
market trrcgulnrt rough nnd common , (4 > < 3 >
47,5 ; mixed nnd pickers. J4 7.VitS 0 ; prUne
heavy and butcher weights , t5 105..I3 ! prime
\\eM.ti.mi\\o. \ \ \
yiirKi'-llocelpl" , 7,000 ; nhlpments , 5,100) )
market steady to lower ; natives H7MII ( W ;
wcsteriin. f4.lTO4.Ti ! mixed , fJ.60t&l ( X ) ; lambs ,
-
Now York Iilvc Slock Mnrlcrt.
NEW' YOIIK , Hnpt , 10. Itl'UVKs lloeelit ) ,
SJJ bend , ooiislmipd dlieet ; no trade , feeling
llrm ; dressed beef steady at 7 l'J1io per Ib ;
shipments today , f > 80 bcev es and V > sheep ,
C\i.vrs llcceipti , l , l bond ; market firm ;
vr.ils. J50 4ts oil per 10J Ibs ; grassers and but-
lormllkiMlveH , U'OiUOI. '
yitKt.l1 liecelpt" , S H he id ; market flrm for
good slock , dull for common ; hpcp. II l > 0T.5 ( 4
lierinolbs ; lambs , ( I 7.V30 SO ; dressrd mnitou
steady at J70W.OO per 100 Ibs , ; dressed
lambs ( Irm utKt O'ii' ' .
Hods Heei'lpts , r > . : i7-'hcad. Including" cars
for sale ; market weak nt } l ' .wao.05 per IPO Ibs.
KtumiH C Uy Live Slouk
KANS\M CITV , Mo , Sept. 10 C'ATTI.E Ko-
cclpls , fi.'OOi shipnionts , < , - < ) ; m it-Uet stroiu ;
steers , if I'.ViJ'/VM ) ! cows , J I Mii. 1. 00 ; stockers
and feeders , J..45l.k7V
lloim-IIocotpts , 4,1. " ) . ) ; shlpinonts , 1'I'W ' ; m-ir-
UelMMOc lowot , bulk , } IK5 < j,05j | all grades ,
1 Hocolpts , 600 ; shipments , 1,00) ) ; mar
ket .
steady.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. Iiotils Mvi ; HtoD'c ' Market.
ST Louis , Mo , Hopt 10 CAITI.F Koeolpl" .
: iIOO | shipments. C.WO. Slendv. Natives , J.IOO
Wi.V ) ; Pexann and Indian" , J..40il'l. ( ? ( ) ! can-
nlng , * l.5urj.i.5 ( ( :
llons-Hecelpts. 3.7f ( ) ; shipments , 3.100 ;
lower ; he'ivy. J l. ' ® .5.1.5 ; mixed , SI.Mfd
MO. light , * 4 1)VS5 ) 10.
_
O.M.UIA ir//o/.s ti.rMAiiKinti.
KriiltH.
RVVEKT I'OTVT lKM-1'or 111. , W. I'jC. '
Cm n AiM'M s I'er bill , ( . ' . .VKiiliU
( 'ASTAi.oiri'i's IVr do/ . JI.)0'SI.,5 ( ) (
1'KACili.s-C.illfoi nla Craw fords , single case
lots.fi ; . " > ; ten case lots , Jl. 10 ; Michigan , per
basket , dOc.
( JilAPPs Homo rrown , 10 Ib b isliot" , 40c ;
B,5-lli , oaskets lots , , i" > c ; Muscat , porctale. fKGJ
© I 7,5 ; Hose Peril , $1 l.vai.f > il.
I'E\its ( Jallfornl.i II irllett , $ . ' .7,5 ; othorCall-
fornla varlotle" , * J'J.5'B. ,5o
1'i.ttvis OTllfornla. gios and Hungnilan
piunos. Jl ,50 ; ( lorman prunes , J1..L" ) .
Ai'i'i.ns I'or bbl. f..Vija 0 > . ,
oiu.Ndfs 1'or box.t'i 5J
W\iinviKtOM5 : I'aney Muscatlnc , crated , n
< 3lhc.
l.BvioNs I'er box , $ fi 00 ; fancy Maori , JS.OO.
IlA.sNAS1'cr bunch..00'J .V ) for good
shipping stock.
C'lUMintitii-s Capo Cod per bbl , JDOIXSIO 00 ;
Wisconsin bell nnd Imsle , J 7.5. ,
I-Moiir.
Omaha Milling compiny. Hell.nice. I'.itont ,
$ .VK ) ; Invincible I'atcnt , tJ6) ) ; Lonu Mar. Su
perlative , if.'oO ; fanovvll.iko , W U ; 1'ancy
iSiiilly. JJ.OO
K. T. Davis Mill conipiny. No. 1 and Cronn
High Patent. $ . ' .85 ; Illuo I ) , and Hed 1' . J.Mii ;
Lion and llawkcyc , tJ 40 ; Itoval No. 10 , Spe
cial Patent. $ IUO ; Mlnnosoti and Dakota ,
Patent , { . ' ,00 ; Kansas Haul Wheat. Patent ,
$ , ' 1,0 : Nebraska htralghts , JJ ,50.
S. T. Oilman's Uo d Metal. $ JttO : Snow Whlto.
$ ' .50 ; bnovvllake , * ' . ' .10 ; low grade , tl.fll ; QUeen
of the Pantry. $ . ' ! ) ! ) ; Minnesota Speculative ,
J-.SO ; bran , $1.1.00 ; chopped feed , $ J-.oo.
Vegetables.
The following quotations represent the
prices at which choice stock Is billed out on
orders unless otrerwlso stated :
ONIONS Homo grown , 40@jOo per bu.
OhliKUV Per doi5c. : .
TOVIATOBS Per bushel. $1 01.
CAiuiAaE Homo grown. Ic per Ib.
IlB\NS Navy , $ , ' .50 ® . ! U5 uer bu.
POTATOES Local growers are supplying the
demand almost exclusively nt U3 < Jil5c per
bushel
Mvintr POTATO M Jersey , $5.53 per bbl.
Country Produce.
Eons Market weak at li.ll'5c. (
Poui.Titr Market weak. The very otitsldo
on old fowls and chickens Is J.1.00 and snnll
chickens have sold as low as Jl.7.5 and good
si7os at $ . ' . .50 ® . ' . 7.5 ; coed duck * , ft OJ.
IllTTriiit The ocst countiy butler , good
enough for city trade , sells at 155J10c ; packet s'
stock , Ii We.
C0\l > 1110.01' ' C'HO/'A.
Corn ! -iiie\vIiut ) lainiicd nnd In
Hanger Wheat nil ItiLjlit.
WABIII.VOTON , D. C. , Sept. 10 Statistician
Dodge reports the September a\eiages as fol
lows : Corn , 01.1 : wheat. 008 ; ri c , 93.1 ; oat ! ? ,
00.7 ; tobacco , 87.1.
1 he condition of corn Is twenty-one points
higher than In boptcmbci of last year , and
has been exceeded only three times In the
past ten years. The state averages aio high.
The lowest n re those of Michigan and Wis
consin , Minnesota and Noith Dakota
coming next , while South Dakota , Ne
braska nnd Kansas make fl ures under the
general avctage , In the o istern and middle
states the erop Is well grown. Is gen
erally earing well , but a little
late aim tlio iccent cool nights
present rapid advancement , vet the frost has
not as yet done any damage. The ciop Is In a
line condition In the southern states. It Is
not FO much Injured 113' the heavy inlns as
was cotton. In some cotton lands water has
caused material Injury , wh'lcon ' the uplands
the crop Is romaikably good. H was some
what Into but Is now beyond the re ich of
fiost. A line yield h.is been made west of the
Mississippi , thoiuh In western Texas It was a
little reduced by drought. It Is a crop de
cidedly above the medium throughout the
south as a whole. .Many cot respondents
refei to It as the best In years.
In the Ohio vnlioy coin Is heavy In stilk ,
somewhat late In o.irlng from the cool nights ,
and In some places has been blown down by
heavy winds. > ot It Is generally very promis
ing. Local drouths aio mentioned at a few
points as ono cause of deloiloratlon , without
producing very serious loss. The correspond-
out In Franklin county , Ohio , claims the heav
iest ciop In foi ty yc.us. In Indiana and Illi
nois there was more Injury fiom the drouth In
July and eatly In August , which has been par
tially rep itrcd by recent r tins , If fiost holds
oil ton days nothing hut the latest planting
will be Injured. Absolute immunity from loss
would ieiiilrc | exemption thiough September ,
vi t most of the breadth Is iilieiuly safe. In
Michigan there lias been considerable Injury
fiom frost In Into planted coin. Wisconsin
loports damage fiom the floats of August L ! , '
toV , anil In some cases still narUoi. Some
aieas h ive been cut up for foddoi In this lat
itude. Many Minnesota correspondents proin-
ISD a good ciop if the frost holds off. In the
valley lands and niiiiu noithein sections Ii
has already done considerable damage. Thoio
are leturns of injury fiom fiost In the la- )
kotas. In Iowa anil Nohi'islta the ciop Is late
and would no Injured by frost prior to Sop-
tombei XO and net ds the ontlro month for
thn ilponlng of the late plantid.
In Missouri hoav > rains in Juno , the drouth
In July and the heavy rain and windstorms
recently h ivo boon unfavorable to the high
est conditions On well cultivated and drained
land corn Is heavy and Its condition variable.
In ICnlisas the wi stein dlstilcts aio sulloilng
fiom duinth , while the eastern counties have
it. nmlstiim and a heav v emn.
The condition of vvheat IB voiy high , consid
ering both vvlntei and spi Ing varieties In
soils , latitude and elevations so widely dllToi-
Ing. the general average has only been o\-
ceoilod twice slnco IS7D , In IhS. and 1K84. The
state average are iinlto uniform , hut ten fall
ing below 1'3 ' , and three below IK ) . The lowest
bolngSt , foi Smth. Carolina iindM foi North
Carolina. The ( inures foi the principal wheat
growing states aio as follows : Ohio , OX ;
Michigan , Us ; Indiana. 10 ; Illinois , 100 ; Wis
consin. UO ; Minnesota , 100 ; Iowa. HO ; Mlssouil ,
04 ; Iv'iiiihiis.SU , Nebraska , ! M. North Dakota ,
01 ; South Dal-otu , ! K > ; California , US ; Oregon ,
\Vii-liliigtnn. ; . at. Kast of the Allogliany
mountains. Now VoiU. If ) ; Pennsylvania , IH ;
Mtirjlnnd U" ; Vliglnla.OT In the hontlnvest :
Texas..IT. ' In the middle states wheat was
goii'-ially voll II led and Inrvosted in
good condition , yielding well In thieshliig.
In a lew counties In Pennsylvania and In pails
of Maryland and Virginia there has been homo
injniy In the shock The Texas ciop was un
usually line , and was haivested in May and
June , and Is now mostly marketed , In ono
county a yield of twenty to twenty-throe
bushels per aeio Is reported and In anothoi
eighteen bushels Is reported In Kentucky
homo claim foi wheat one of those exccptlon-
nllj Oneciops that occiu at long Intervals ,
Othois make bangulnu statements with varia
ble loturns. In Ohio and Michigan the tenor
of loimuks as to quality , iii ] intlty nnd condi
tion are viuj favoiablo. In Indiana , Illinois ,
nnd .Missouri threshing grain yields hotter
than WHS i xpocted , with t-onie exceptions the
largest ever hni vested , In one Instance thirty
bushels per ncio. The lomaiks concerning
( inantlty and quality of spring wheat In Min
nesota are uxtioinoly favorable , with very
slight drawbacks fiom frost and wet , and
nearly as favorable In Iowa Nebraska and
the Dakot is The extreme yield of thirty to
foi ty bushels Is reported in all those slates.
The spring wheat uf thn Paclllo coast has boon
Injured by the hot and blighting weather ,
JOIIVA MCfllANE , HIANKO CONDUS
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT HANKHRS ,
300 a 13th St. , First National Hanlt Hail 1
ing , Omaha , Nob.
Dent la utock * bind * , scJiritlDi cnnmrelil pi
paretc. Negotiate loint " i I n irirJt Oiiitu rn
estate Hhort lliuuluitui " > , bulk > too < , ur oh *
approved collaturul nocurltv
WANTED
Total IH.IK'K of CITIES ,
J COUNTIEf ) , SCHOOL
DISTRICTS. WATER
COMPANIES , BT. n.R.COMPANIEB , Ul
( Jorrv | * ) nilincu lollciteij
N.W.HARRIS a COMPAHY.Bankers ,
levies Doorliorn Slroot , CHICAGO
IS Wa'l Stroot. NEW YOIIK.
7O State BU > UOUTOMu
OMAHA
umm
DIRECTORY.
FURNITURE AND CAlll'ETS.
nit A iff AND r nor is 10 ft b.
Bryan Commission Oo A , 3. MoWhortor
Ilimm lt > , Itosnl nf Trmlfl.
nn I liipk < .N V I.lfn HrokpM I'rlvnla wire *
1 Hit Prlvnto trim Chi- liv Son Vork.
rnitu M I .null anil ninlSt. Loult Cn
Now Vork tiiuinlit.
Cockroll llros I1 , 0. Swarta ft Co. >
ni < > ! r.nli barer * Ilrukor < ( Irnlii.l'roTMotl *
I'rlvnto wire * to N * w ctr I'rtvntn wlta loft.
V rk , CliUnKo. A "I Iionlnnnil ClilctKO lloom
l.mil Id-la Hoard of . T.llimrd of Trnilc.Omatm.
TriUlP IkXrlmtiKObld C , H Uuitthi
Eobort Purvis , E , B. Branch & Oo. ,
1217 How nil Sticct. I'roditre , fruits of nil
Write for prhe on but
ter , CKKS ponltr > , nnJ kinds , oysters ,
Knme. Mth nnd llnrnoy Streets.
Zirschbrdim & Sons , Jas , A , Olark & Oo ,
llulter , chcoio , egits
lluttcr , eKus nnd poultry.
poultry nnd Knmo.
120UIi > Hnril Street. ( fl'JHoutli ' Uth Street.
Bates & Co. ,
Countiy priiduce , fruits ,
veKclnMei Kroiers' spu-
cl.iltlen tom , splees , etc.
. 4I7-4U S llth St.
PAPER. RUlUthit GOODS
Oarpoutor Paper Co. , Omaha Eubbor Oo , ,
Cnrry n full stock of Mnnuf icturers nnd job
printing wrinplng nml bers nil kinds rubber
wrllliiK paper , curd pn- KOOllH
per , ete I'M rnrnnm St out.
SEEDS. S'lOYES.
Emerson Seed Oo , Jnmes Hughes ,
seed ttroweri , ilnnlon In btovei repairs of nllklndj
vaiden t'lin , Kruln nnd Cookn nnd Heaters
tree soeiN for snle
4.'l-4ili30Uthl1tli 1 llh Street.
r , noons , BLINDS , E TO
M , A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & DoorOo
Mnniifni-ttiror-i of Mnnnfuetiirersof mould-
doors blinds n nd ngH , lillniU. doors , etc.
minildtiiKi Ilrnnch of O 111 co
Ike , Uth .mil iznrd bts lloom KM lira llull.llii. .
S'lEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U.S. Wind Eigino & A. L. Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oo. ,
1002-1004 rnrnr.ni HtrcoL
Ilnllldny Wind Mills
HIS nnd 'W ) limes Street
° ' Onmhn. Neb
( j 1 Uoss , ncllngnimitu'r
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES ,
Consolidated OofToo
Company ,
1414 nml 14Hi llnrney St ,
Omnhn , Net )
'JOYS. HILL1ARDS.
H. Hardy Oo , , Tim Brunswiok-
Tiiyx , dnlh , n I hum s , Balko-Oollontler Oo , ,
fnny KHOII * . home fur HIIII ird merchnndlHO
lil-lilnf L'nols , child Hiilnon llxluriit.
ren H i trrliiue * 407 , 4TI ( S IDlh Strout ,
1 111) hnriurn Street. Omnhn
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED
A. D. Boor & Co. , Hunter & Green.
g-W Ktchnnio Iliilldlii , , ,0 KxcliniiKO lliillilltiK ,
South Omuhn. South Omnhn.
Miss Ulln Joseph loft .vostordny for Loveland -
land , Colo.vhoio she will tench In thopublla
bchoolb dining the COIIUHK your.
NKBKASKA.
National Bank
[ J. S. DKI'OalTOUV. . OMAHA NHI1
Cupltal $4OOOOO
Suf-plus 05.OOO
Olllrcr * nnd DlroctornHenry W Vntei , I'ri ld nti
Iwwti S Heed. Vice President ( I R Mnurlni , w ,
V Morae , .lohn H Colllrn , It 0 , Cuililntc , J N , II.
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TIIK IHCiN BANK.
Corner IHh nnd I iirnnin rill
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