THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : jLtTURDAY , SEPTEMBER 3 , 1892 ,
"Wheat Started Off Yesterday with tin Ap-
pearnnco of Strength !
BUT A PERIOD OF WEAKNESS FOLLOWED
There AVns Less Apprehension felt in
to Cholera nt n llcmtlt of
the I'ronipt Action of the
Uovcrniiicnt.
CnicAno. III. , Sept. a Wheat tinned olT
tills morning with uti nponrunco ] of strength ,
nnd some curly sales wcro as high as J4o over
yesterday's close , but the selling was so freu
on thoadvanco thut the strength was soon
eliminated unit n period of weakness fol-
lowo'1 , the loss belli.1 over lo durliutho nrst
lioilr. The e.ir'y firmness was duo to bettor
cablet , J.lvorpool boliu quoted 140 ItlRhor
There was less apprehension felt In regard to'
the cholera , i .1 the prompt action of the eov-
crnniRnt In regard to quarantlnn lo 1 to KOIIIO
confidence Hint the scourge tnlirht bo kept nwav
from tlilvco.inlr , . Rut on mature consideration
it was felt that such measures , while acknowl
edged to be extremely necessary , won ) u se
rious Interference with commerce and might
aervu to prevent the frcn movement of our
prnln abroad , which was the on y hone ot iroo I
prices. Another hoarlsh factor was the con
tinuance of ho.ivy receipts which are every
where proving a serious welt-tit fortho tnnrket
to buur , while yet another very weak aucncy
was llm eovorn break In corn , whtcti went
tumbling ilowuw rd on the contlnttod huavv
receipts and the failure of the expected iren-
cral frosts to appear last night over the corn
bolt ,
Thou came a report , qu Vkly denied. Hint
cholera had made Its appearance In Now
Urloans. It did not take IOIIK for tills com
bination of iiilvcrso Inlluoiifcs to turn ilia
crowil very benrlsli and there was ho-ivy
lliiuldatlon and vl.orotis short scllltiit. Oo-
ccmbr-r opened > 4C I.Ichor nt ? 7ic. ! iidvuncod
to 77 ? c. wild off toTfi c.r.il led to 7,1ftc. brokn
to Tiiic on ronmved soiling , men , on latu
cubus reporting firmer markets abroad , ad
vanced to anil closed ntfi * c.
Corn was weak and domorallrcd from the
( tart , Bliowlni ; more domor.'illzatlon than liny
thine cliif. and before noon hud declined l ? e
from yesterday's clo o. Frosts wcro reported ,
but Hit ! general Impression was thut they
were not nouvy ommjjh to do any damages
and tlnit they would In fact hurry forward
the ripening of that cereal and thus tins ex
pected bull argument was turned to iit-count
by the boars. The receipts , too , were largo
Nnd ID ) ears in excess of the estimate and
farmers were said to Do Hclllnx freely.
Koarl all commission houses seismed
to have sulllni : orders and m ny of the
most pronounced bulls heretofore weio
free sailors nnd the llqu datlon was general.
The depression continued without anv ma
terial reaction to the elose , which was \vonk.
nt or near the lowest figures of the day for
thu vnrous : futures. October opened at from
itlViW.Hic. against 40'io ' at the elose yesterday ,
iold steadily off at.froin 4Ti17'jC' . strcnuth-
OnoMo 4\Sc. ) but weakened again nnd closed
ftt 47ic. ! the low point of tha dny. ,
Oats weakened with everything else , closing
fie lower , lifter having touched a point , ' o
lower
Her ; pro lucts showed some strength early
and sold higher In sympathy with the advance
In the price of hogs ; but the break In corn uid |
the general weakness In all the other pits
lent prices off , dosplto the cIToris \Vrlght ,
Ouduhy mill other longs to hold IU At-tho
Oloso u better feeling prevailed , and most of
the loss was recovered. I'orlc closed with -u
Jovs tf only 2'ic. hard Is unchanged to-lie
lower and ribs 2Ko lower to I'lfto higher ,
Lake freights iinchiin.-cd.
Kstlmated nuolDts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
BOB cam ! corn , CSU cars ; o.ilB , 4 > cars ; hogs ,
Ji ,01 hoad.
The leudlnR futures ranged us follows :
Cash quotations wcro nsfollows :
l''touu Woakenlnir trend and nominally
lower.
WHEAT No. 2 sprlns , 73&c : No. 3 spring , 05
© ur.yc : No. 2 rod , 7.ijc.
COIIN Lower : No. 2 , 47c ; No. 3 yellow ,
47S' ® l74'e : No. 3cash. 4 - .
OATS No. 2 , : n > fu ; No. 2 whlto , 31c : No. 3
White. : ci2Ko. :
HYK-NO. 2 , , r > rc.
HAUI.KV No. 2 , G3c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , KOQCOo : No.
4. f. o , b. . 40 ® < 3" .
KI.AX SBBD No. I , SI.C401 01" } .
TIMOTHV SEEI > Prlmo , J'.fiO.
WIII KV Distillers' llnlshod goods , per gal. ,
. .
SuiiAlt Standnrd "A. " michatizod.
Receipts iinds hlpmcnts toduy were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
Jnarkot was weaker ; croamorluH. 17'J4Wo :
dairies , 1GQ2J. Kgis llrm at I7 < iil7ic. !
St. I.ouU .MarketN.
ST. LOUIH. Mo. , Hopt. i-Kr-ouii-Huyors
BHklug concessions , but holders not disposed
to lot go.
WltHAT-Oponod ! ® ? ; no , bntKoon dropped
Ic , rallied later , but closed U@4c ! below yes-
.terday ; ca-ih , C.S,7jo ; yeptomfcor closed nt
eec ; October ; 7JU"i December , 73ri < 873'o ;
ilny , 7l Tie.
OOHN Declined nil day and olosod , ' ® lie !
below yesterday ; cash and September. 434c ! :
October , 44 > illie ; year. 4jic : ! ; December ,
43c ; May. 47'/i47 < 1 c.
OATS Lower : cash nnd September , 294o ! :
October. 3) ) c ; May , 35)ic. )
Rru Inin-ur at5t i > .
Hit AN-riteady at lUJ'iU.
llAV Ur.chaniod it Me.
FJAXKKKII llluhor at 70c.
lUTriii-Sto ) : dy and unchanged.
Koos Stoutly and unclian.-ni ! .
. .
WitiaKY-Htotuly at $1.10.
n.uuuNn-Unchtinccd.
COTro.N TlK8Unchauircd. .
1'novihiONS Stonily , hut Mow on a smalt job
trade douo at previous quotations.
RECEIPTS Kiour , 4.000 bills. ; wheat , 2'H.OOO
bu , ' : corn , 4 ! > , ouo bu. ; oats , 7i.OtiO ) bu. ; rye 800)
bu. ; barley , none.
Mlll'MKNiB-Flour , 11,003 bbR ; wtiunt , 12.000
bu. ; corn. 4ujubu. ; outs , 2,000 bu. ; rye , 1,00
bu.j barley , none.
Now York .Unrktit.
NEW YOIIK , Sopt. 2. l-'i-ouit-Rooolpts. ao.ooj
bbln.i exports. 1.500 bills. , 15,000 sacks ; dull ,
ttnadyj sales. H,5to bbls.
ColtsuuAi. Dull , sliiady ,
WIIKATRooolpts , ll 50) ( bu. ; exports , I82.COO
bu. ; sales , t.uiu.Oi ) ) bu , ot futuroKi IW.OJD bu. ot
spot. Spots dull , but firmer : No. 2 rod. 78\J
In atoro nnd uluvator ; "Ulio nlloat ; 7U > ii4tOi ?
f . o. Ik ; No. 2 rod , 74io ! ; uiiLTadcd rcu , 7JH4
B0i > : No. 1 iiorthei ) ! , H5c ; No 1 hard ,
UHtu : No. 2 northern , YHyo ; No.
S ! lUiloaL-o. KlUo : No. 2 Milwaukee , 7h'io : No. 3
Bpt'lng , 754'c. ? Options were dull , opening llrm
at Uft'iu auvancu on bteadlcr cables , for-
ul ii liuylu.- and largo clearances , declined
UVc ou nuo receipts and louse Nulling , ad-
u on local uovoi lug nnd o osod steady at
.Ui' down from yustorday ; No. 2iod , sup-
iubcr , 'tOiM'H'jc. ' dosing nt 7bl ; October.
70 15-ilXiMiWHic. eUislim at 8J'ie ; November ,
hlicj Dfcuinbcr , KI'iicKJ ' 15-lisc , closing utSiJic :
MilhN''asU.So. . closln - at bU'.ic.
HAUI.KV MAI.T Quiet.
CHUN Rurolptx , IIMXJJ bu , ; oxporu , 17,000 bu. ;
it Ox , U.UO.'O bu. uf fulure.s , 7iiv 0 tin , of spot.
HpolB dull , lower uul weak ; Niv 2 , n < QU7 > jj
In uluvator ; fH ) ? ® 'ltie ! nlloit : unzriuled red ,
M'ti.iSc : onllonH wiTodnll at UtiSio lower OH
Jur o ri'oulplH mid freu renlliing , rioted weak ,
B.'ptemhur . , 54ii4t5p , i-lotlnu nt &Qjo ? ! Octo
ber. D4si 5ilc. c oalng at nic : .Novcmlier ,
osing ul MCI Dei-ember , MUftM c- closing
nt A lie ; May. Mliffi.i7.i- , cloilng ntftiiUc.
AOAIH Hooulpts. W , U50 bu , ; exports , 5.VS
Uu , ; mlua , 2\iiiO bu , of futures , | .M.IKW bu , of
ipotv. Snot market fairly ucllvn nnd ouster ;
upt mis dull nnd lowur ; Suutemlur , 37liO37Si' .
ousiu nt 37HCI October , a ii tHio , eloslng ut
b -l Nnvrmbur. toUQa-JUc. closing utUbUu ; No.
2i-pot , white , uotiut mlxud woatcrn. ii'iiUUo ;
while western. y > i6IAc { No. 2 Chicago , UStio.
lliuHWuak nnd dull.
MoiAHsi : < Kurulizn , iioiuliiu1 ; Now Orleans
steady , uulot.
RVK I'nlr domnnd , steady ,
Koos Fruo receipts , qnloi and cutler west
ern pr.inu. IUH44.UUo ! ! rcolpls , 5.53'J ' pktjs.
HtiiK8io dy. quUiU
Wnoi. I'lrm , fulr ilonmnd ; domostlo llccce ,
SJOaAe ; pulled. 2UQ c ; Tfxus. 15U21e.
tiudAit Ruw , urm but quiet : re II nod , active
nnd Million No. U. 4 7-1031 11-lCo ; No. 7. 4 6-10 ®
7-IOojNo. a O4 < dlc ) ! No. I ) . 4 1-llliil 3-100 !
No. 10. 4)i ) ( ] 4Uoi NoU. . U l3-ir < t3 IJ-lOo ; No. 1- ' ,
u n-iMtdiJia.iiio ! NO. 1:1. : a > i ( ioi ( oir A. 4 !
115-K.oi mould A. 53-10it55.tlci | itandurd A ,
J-iO5U-Woi ooufeotlouors A , i MWW l-iec |
cut loaf , WfclHo ; rrnshcd , WQAllai pow
dered , S 1-1C .1 ; Mfic : crauulatcd , 4 li-l&a
53-lOc ; cubes , 5 3-1MM 5-10 ? .
J'OHK Qulot , sto.my ; cut monts. dull , easy t
middles , llrm. dull : short ocnr , tSM , J.urd ,
dull , steady ; weslnrn "team closed nt 87.S5 !
ales , 500 tlori-r.s nt 97. (17,05 ( : option sales , : T > )
lorcos September at { 7.H5 , clnslnz ntt7.83 ; 250
tlorccsOctoborntt7.il. ' . ubllng at J7.81.
HUTTIMI Dull , easy ; wastorn creamery , 17 ®
24 5iC.
tJittJE.sr. Irrnpulur. dull.
PHI lilt ) * Dull , steady ; American , I13.0DQ
U.50.
Oori-nti-Dull : Inkc. tll.ioail.co.
I.EAD-rtrmt domestic. ll.l5ai.2J.
Tl. -Muldy : ; Straits , f ! l.3ia2J.IO.
Kansas City Murkrtu ,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. , Sept. 2. WIIKAT About
steady and In Rood doiunnd : No. 2 hard , old ,
r-Soj No. 2. hi.rd . , new , coaco'/jc ' ; No. ' 2 red. OJ
QtSo.
CoitN-No. 2 white , firm nt 4'jaiO'jc ; No. 2
mixed. Jowor nt 451ic.
tVTWoak ; No. 2 mixed , 2.ia'5So ' ; No. 2
white , 3tc.
RVK 3c lower ; No. 2 , S.Vlc.
A stroui ; ; Racked , Dlaio.
HAY Steady and unchanged.
HUTTBH Kirm and unchangoct ; croamory.
KWat.'o ! dniry. 15I9. ' .
Kons-Steady at I3llo. :
RncKii-Td Wheat , 3I.OJO bu. ; corn. 0,000 bu. ;
outs , none.
Siiti'MKNTS Wheat , 52.000 bu. ; corn. 6,0.0
bu. ; oats , none ,
Oil Markot.
NEW Yoitic , Sent 2. pETiror.RUM-Stoady
and dull ! united olosed nt 55o for October.
C'OTT.INSEEPOll.-QUlOt Utld llmi.
TALLOW Quiet nud llrm ; city tW.OO for
s. ) . 45-tio. (
RosiN Qulotnnd flrm'stralcod , common to
gooJl.2ViJI.30.
Tuiti'E.NTiNK Dull nn 1 oaslor nt27 ? 'Hc.
LONDON , Sept , 2. li.siiii : ) Ott , 17s 7(1 ( nor
cwt. ; whale , il , per ton ; line rosin , 7s lidO'Js '
per cwt.
l.tN.msui CAKK .to 6s fid per owt. for western.
St > iit.M : Otr. JUI5 per ton ,
RKCINKII PETUOI.EUM I'/td ' pornal.
i'UMiNi : Si'iitiTS-2is por.cwt ,
Liverpool Alnrketi ,
LtVEiti-oor , . Sopt. 1 WiiKAt-Stonilyi de
mand Improving : holders offer moderately ;
red western sprlii' , ( is l4di' ! > ! 2lid ; No 2 winter -
tor , Osjjm 2tl. Receipts for the pastt.hroo days
of wheat wuro241iU ) ) ccutals , Including 171 , UOJ
American.
COIIN Steady and donnnd uoor ; mixed
westoru. 4s 7d per cental. Receipts of Ameri
can. corn for thu past three days were 3',50J
centals.
PEAS Canadian quiet nnd unchanged.
LAHO l-'lrni at3Us per cwt.
Cotton .Market.
NcwOur.KANf , Ia. , Sopt. 2. Steady : mid
dlings , 7o : low middlings , ( Hie ; good or.llnary.
no ; not receipts 75) ) bales : gross receipts , 71 ! )
bales ; exports to Great Britain. 1,5. ! ) bales :
coastwise. 3.421 : sales , BVI bales ; stock , 01'JOI
bulcs. Weekly Not rosulpts , 8.SH1 bales ; gross
receipts , , ' . ) . $ bales : exports to Great llrllaln ,
4.8I1 > bales : to the continent , 2,4 bales ; coast
wise , 7,187 bales ; sale : ) , 8.2:5 bales.
CoMmi .MiirUt't.
NEW YOIIK. Sopt. 2. Options opened steady
Hiid iinchan cd to , a1 points down and closed
barely steady at 5 points down to5 points up :
Balcs.,2J-luUtt.buis , Including'Soptomhor , $13.50
Onmhu-l'riMluciv.Markets.
< Goiiornl.mnrkot.15c.
Poui/rnv oldhcns.Bc ; roostcrii,07o ; spring
chlckons , { 2.0fl@3.Ul1. .
HUTTEH Good paclcliiK stock , 13c ; choice
dairy , I
Havana SuuaiJIArket. .
HAVANA , Hflpt. 2. Sugar , firm ; yesterday
20,5 0 baas of cuntrlfuialsIKi.ile rco.s polar-
Izutlon. were sold at { 3.50 gold per quintal.
Traitors' Till It.
CiliCAno. III. , Sopt. 2. Counselmnn & Day
toCockroll Comiiilss on Co : Wheat openud
Htrone on the domnnd from shorts cnusoil by
higher cjiules. Imtvhroko shnrnly under sont-
tered liquldiitlon Induced by fine weathor.ind
a lurzo Iticroaso In the death rate from cholera
In Russia brought on by the oxcesslvn heat.
The market rallied on larso clearancesml
on an actlvo'ujcport domnml for red wheat re
ported from Now York. The closing was dull
and about He lower. Corn has exchanged
places with wheat and become the weak
est article 'ou the list. This Is
duo to largo receipts an I liquidation
caused Ijy the disappointment of the frost
bulls. At the decline shipper ! ) have again
come forward as free buyers , but speculators
are boar sh on thu fear of a cholera blockade
nnd bought Lctobcr for thu growing crop.
Provlsloni present no now features. Liquida
tion of the January product by outsiders ,
laboring tinder the cholor.i hc.irc. caused a
wuakenlng of far-oil futures. Continued buy
ing of September and October product by
packers and heavy professional speculators
made them eloso higher. The discount ou
October pork IB like y to narrow to tl.oo below
January , Again -manipulation Is the order of
the day and we advise against now trades in
IS : ) . ! futures.
CHICAGO. III. . Sept. 2. ICeiinott. Hopkins &
Co. toS. A. McWhortor : Wheat opened strong
and lie higher , but the extreme weakness In
corn caused It to so I otf Ic. Closing cables
coinln. In unexpectedly higher led lo a quick
rally. At no tlmo did the market have a pan
icky look. It wus oloarly pounded down by
short soiling and the deul no was
very L-rndual. The long 'wheat came out
yesterday on stop loss orJers. leaving the
market In a he-iltliler position than for eome
time past. Yeatordny who.it sold lower than
at any former tlmo slnco the panic fo lowiui ;
the llnrici-collapso In iSS7. Liverpool prices
were up ! 4Id for wheat nnd corn futures
with a good demand. New York.sald there was
a scarcity of No. 2 red afloat ami a good de
mand for It. A private cable just In from
Hamburg says that cholera Is decreasing.
Northwestern advices nro vcty emphatic In
regard to the vreat damauo done lo wheat
In the past two cols. Prlmarv mar.fot
receipts continue to diminish. The very
lar.-u receipts of corn have depressed that
market hhsirp'y nnd oats have sold elf moder
ately In sympathy. Conaurviillvu dealers
have said for weeks that corn was too high ,
but thuy are now advising customers that It Is
on a good commercial basis. Armour la
quoted us saying that ycstord iy was the low
day for wheat and provisions. He. with sev
eral prominent local traders , Is uudcriitood to
bo buying IIUA produoton all soft spots.
OillUAfin. III. , Sopt. 2-R O. Lox.ni & Co. to
Duncan. Ilolllnur& Co. : Thu firmer cables
started the market off br skly , hut afterward
fluctuations were rule.I llrst by a weather
cable , then a stronger cablu coupled with the
denial by the authorities of the tupor'tou two
cases of elm.era In Now YorK. 'Micro were
about 200 , ( > iHuiU ) bushels of wheat worked for
export. The heavy receipts U talcln-j
the snapout ot thu bull clement
In both wheat and corn. We
are told that one road has applied for extra
Inspectors at their yards , nxpuutlug 7 0 cars a
day next week. The receipts today were 153
ears wheat , 2SW coin. 70 oats , charters 50,000 ,
Thora was one htoadv stream of liquidation In
corn from bogluuliu toenU , started by cold
weather not mineralizing , and then heavy es
timates for tomorrow. Locals trlod to rally
the markets but the small shlpplir ; demand
prevented. At present the heavy receipts
and the probability of tnelr continuing U
molding an unusual bu.irish feeling In this
corual. A prominent local long hold his line of
oats this morning. With we iknuss Iu corn and
a depressed market , we look upon oatu us the
best property at the pr.ccs. Provisions opened
Urm on light run ot hogs.
STOCKS AND BONUS.
Conditions Now Prov.ililne tndlc.tta l.lttlo
CliiuiKO ICIthor Wuy.
NKW YOIIK. Supt 2. The conditions now pre
vailing In the Htock market nro favor.iblo
neither to an Important rlsu nor a material de
cline In prices. It Is well understood by thin
time that the cholera was nothing hut a
frame upon which to litngo u temporary ex
citement , during the provalnnco of which
Hpouulators who Htirtod the thing may gain
MHIIO temporary advantage In their operations
In the market. At thu same tlmo tbu present
condition of the money market U such that
there Is llttlo Ilkellhool of any Important
movement being undertaken , and the con
tinued export ot gold Indicates that the end
of the European liquidation Is not yet , The
boars , however , are still active and aggtosslvu.
There was a distinctly easier feeling In
money nnd with the dying away of thu cholera
scare the business done showed a marked fall
ing olT and thu Iliiutiiatlous of the gcnorul
list became very dlaconcertod. Halon , how
ever , looking for u vulnerable spot apaln lit
on the coalers , and the accompanying circu
lation of ti rumor of anothur rate war among
the coal stocks , grout pressure wan brought to
buar ( in nil thu leudliu coal vtookti. The
trading In Rending run up to enormous figures
and all the others were inure nutlvu tlntu
usual nnd thu result wan the deul lies ru.iohuj
uvur 3 percent In Jersey Central and Dela-
waiuuud Hudson , and uo.irly 2 per cent In
Lnckawutina & Reading. The utluct. on the
Kt-nerul inarUut was very sUijht , Tuu m.irUut ,
which hud opened strong and materially
libber with the leaders showing gains if us
much no H per cent , closed quiet and heuvy
with mom stocks within small fractions of
II i at prleos. The Unal changes are almost nil
small grain * .
Uovornmoni bonds have been dull. State
bonds have boon entirely nuiluvtod.
Tha I'ost snys | Whllo hluh money rutos and
the cholera nro the nominal onuses ot the
present demoralized condition of the market
tno real onuses lie dueper In the Inherent con-
ultlou of the warUot I molt. There uus for a
month been a eouktuut ndvuuco lu tuo In
dustrials and br sympathy In some railway
shares. The present ncnro Is no doubt n
punlng of prices. The curtain has been lifted
nnd the real naturoof oporatlons has been
rcvonled. Ithns shown a market filled with
stop orders of small margined holders and u
high lool of prices that would not seem to bo
warranted oy actual conditions. Small
traders have taken the novice of n few promi
nent bull operators nnd Htoadlly bouuht ,
although n reaction was bound to follow.
When the turn onmo , there was nn Indis
criminate outpouring of stocks and the execu
tion of the many stop orders only accelerated
the decline. This was u boar experience for n
Inrxo number of snmll traders.
The following are the closing quotations for
the load Ing stocks on the Now York Stock nx-
change today :
asked , tbld.
The total sales of Btoi-lis toilay were 37.1.1G2
share * . Including : Atchlsou , I2.-.M : Chleaso
Oas. ( lain ; : Delaware , I.aoknwnnua .fc Western ,
0imo ; Erie , Iv'.r.lO ! Louisville & Niishvlllo ,
7.-.MQ ! M asuurl I'aoinc. 4.7 Ol Now KuslanU.
0.301 ! Uoadln- . ' . ll.MW : Ulchinond , t West
1'olntMill ! : -t , Paul. SlWIKliSt. I'aul. itOinaha.
S.SJII , Union I'uellK' , U.8JJ ; Western Union.
IJ.RU ' _
T.niKlnn r'ni neiili itevl w.
[ CopyrlRhtcd ISU2 by James Harden Honnott.1
IjONDON , Popt 2. INew York Herald Gable
Special to Tim HnR.l This has not boon a
very satisfactory day In the Stock exchange ,
new business bavin ? boon on a limited scale
while markets have been rather unsettled ,
tlioiuh the tendency tit lust Is decidedly more
favorable. Consols are unchanged. In Han
rupee paper has ulvon away J per c-out For
eign Kovoriitnont .securities close linn , boln
supported bv a stroiip tone reported on the
contliifntal hoursca. Honiu railways have
been adversely Influenced bv miserable
weather. Southern lines closed fairly htrona
at an advance of ? ; per cent , being marked In
llrlchton. . Southeastern duforro I and North-
oMStcrn also Improved ! J per cent , whllo tow
others are fractionally lower. American
railways showed considerable depression
durliiR the early doalln :9. After the receipt
of Now York prices a dcoldcd rally oiisuod ,
still most doscr.ptlons m.irked a docllno on
the day ranirlirz from . ' 4 to ! > per cent , the
lead bolus taken ny Lake Shore. Now York
Coutr.il , ICrlo sni-ond mort nao and Wab.ish
Blocks. Money roiitluiicd to bo a drutt. Short
loans hnvo hcuu fruoly olTerod at S percent.
Very little business has been trnnsai ted. In
the dlhcouiit market two and three months
bills have bcou uo otl'iled ut 13-10 to 1 ptr
cent.
Xoiv York Muiiry Mnrlcot.
NEW Yoitic , Sept. 2. MONKY ON GALL Easy
at -/i to . " ) per cent : ln"nt loan. 254 per cunt ;
closed offered at 2'/J nor cent.
PlllMI ! .AlKIIRANTILB I'ArKIl 10 pOrCOIlt.-
HTKIH.INO KXC'IIANDK Quiet hut llrm nt
Jl.SUli for sixty-day bills and J4.S $ ! { forde-
m mil.
The closing quotations on bonds :
Itostoa Stock Uiiiii.ttlnus.
HosTOX , Mass. , Sept , 2. The following nro
the closing stock quotations :
Nu\v YorK . , liaii. { iji. titl < ins.
New YOUR , b'opt. 2. The following nro the
closing mining quotations :
Choler 50 llphlr 2IU
Ciown Point I'O Plymouth 75
Con. Cal. A Vu alU Sierra fiuvndn 14' )
Dcndwood 215. Mnndurd 145
Could , V Curry A ) Union i on 110
lliilo.t XororoBj. . . . 1 > 'J Yellow .lacket 55
llomentake 140J Iron Silver IW
In U'l'uniloiice ' 15 Quick Sllvor Xi < 3
.Mexican 12J do preferred 170J
North Star KM llulwur 20
Ontario TJO ]
naked.
San FrancUeo .Mlnliit ; Ouot il IOIIH.
SAN ritANCisco , Uul. . Sopt. 2. The olllcia
closing quotations for mlnliij stocks today
were us follows :
St. Lonln 51111101 ; Stocks
ST. Louts , Mo. , Sopt. 2. Mining stosk quota
tions today.
J'lnanciai .Mite * .
KANSAS CITY , Sopt. 2. Olearlnja , SIflOI,7IO.
Nis\Y Yott'J , Supt. 2. Oioarlnan , $153,001,303 ;
balances , i7,724.73l.
PAtim. tfopt. 2. Three per cent rontos. lOOf.
55u for thu iiRcount ,
HAVANA , Hopt. 2. Spanish gold , $35J © 454.
Kxclmn.o. qiKutbtit llrm.
HALTI.MOHK , Mil. . Sept. 2. Clearings. (2,740-
UJ'J : balances , W70.7.U. Rate , U pur cent.
LONDON , Sopt. 2. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hunk of ICnulaud today , JUHJ.tou.
Piin.ADEM'iilA , Pa. , Sept. V. Clearings ,
tr.JMi.737 ) ; balancoi , K',003 , WJ , Money , u per
cent.
cent.MHMIMIIS.
MHMIMIIS. Tonn , Sept. 2. Now York exchange -
change selling nt tl.50. Clearings , f.'GO,22U ; bal
ances. (71,3U2.
CINCINNATI , O. , Bopt. L Money' . 3itt'J ( pur
cuuU Now York uxuhuiigu , MJiioUo dUcount.
Clearhu-u. 4l'IHIiiU. :
Nisw OIK.EANS , La , , Hopt. 2. Clearings
today , ( louuiMi'.i.5 | . New York exchange , com
mercial , 5Uo ; bank , (1.50 puril.UJO prumlum ,
ST. Louts , Supt. 2 , Oloai'liiz * , tl.502,012 ; bal-
anoes , } 4G.,4I7. Alouuy quiet , itWC7 ( per cunt ;
oxchiiugo on Now Vork V5o dlucount to par.
HOSTON , Mass. , BupU 2 , Clearings , J17.H.S- !
074 ; b.iluncoj , tl.iiiHM ' : , Monuy , 3 per cent.
Kxohaiiguon New VorK , fl uoruiiiit disco nut.
NKW Youic Sept. 2 , [ Bprutul Tolugrani to
TillHuu.l Kxchangu was quoted ait follows ;
Chicago , 70u discount ! llonlon , 5o dUconiu ; til ,
LouU , 25o discount.
OlllCAH ) , III , , Hopt , 2. Money stronj nt 4 ®
4 > / < pur cent nn call and f'.V ' } per cent on tlmo
louna. Hank ulearliigH , ( lu,7 , il71. New York
exchange , 70o discount.
MVK STOCK AlAUKlCTri.
Light Hun u ( Ntiiclc I'linln Cuttle Ntouily
11 ml llogt Iliglior.
Ou MIA , Sept 2. 1'lvo dayH' reuolpU foot tin
H.IUT cattle , I5.1HU hoitH uud 3,1(1) ( ) Nhuup. nguliiBt
18.42J eatllB , 21.731 hogs and C.77U hi-op the
aiimu Ilvo duy.s last wouk ,
The run of ualllo was rather Ibhl , but thu
olTurliigii were liirvuly uutlvos mid Included u
very tu r Bprlnkllim ut good to choice
dry-fo | boovci , Httitiiuss was fali-.y ac
tive from Hturt lo llnUh nnd prices
ruled tully ituuily on nboiit uvvryihliii :
except boniu of the very Inferior luir. Hood
to ohoU-ii 1,160 to I.UXMl ) titcernnilil t from
H.M to tl.Ui , with fiur to Kooa tuir at around
UMand $ J.U1. A good wnrly cluuruiiuu wus
etrcotoJ.
Htttchors nook anil canuurs were tdiuly at
yesterday's doclluo aalca huliiu al from tl.W to
id.00 with the bulk of the fair togoo.l cowa and
heifers at from 11,75 to ( .VIA. Hulls , oxun nnd
Ktuus wore steady ut troui 11.40 to tf.uui oiilvas
unohnn.ea ut from t..OO to II.W.
HutHiipss wus rather dull | n the itookor ami
toedorlluu but urloci wuru wull uuluiulnod
on the titoro dcMrahlc grade * . Common and
Inferior stuff was hjIKl to muvo and prices
wore OD the down tflrn. Tradlnn win largely
nt front til. > to 115 . ItoprcstMitatl vc sales !
21. , OJ5 nM
MMILKRUS
MILKRUS AMI SI'IllSTICHS ,
1 sprlnsor $ M 00
WF.STEIIN CATTLi : .
Xo. Av , 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
10 steers * . 07:1 : $1 no 72 feeders. . . S7i > $ J 1.1
511 RtOl < r . , .l ; > 07 3 40 OJ feo.lors. . . 075 2 4)
23 hotfors. . S'.Xl 233 8'J cows 003 345
Toxatm.
lions The supply was the lightest of the
week , only about half tit iniitiv as were hero
lust I'Hday. ' There has been a decrease In re
ceipts this week compared with last of about
lO.OJOhoad.Thursday'smurkot was reversed. It
w s about I. " > c lower tlienlt , was 10 to I5ulilitiar !
today. There was comparatlvoly lltllo out-
Rldedoinand , but with bullish reports from
Ohlciico all buyers took a hand and the pens
wore practically eloarod by 10 o'clock. I'oor
llKht to prime heavy hois sold at.froiu ifl.Oj to
fj.l. > . but It was practically a$300 market.
iiKalnst n $1.8.1 and JI.OO inarleot Thursday , the
coner.il avorairo of prices paid boltu : * 5.oi : ,
iiKaInstf4.8S ? Thursday and 85.04 last tVlduy.
Hcprosontallvo sales :
Siicri1 Tlioro were no fresh rceolpls of
stieop. Good nuittous ate in fair demand but
prices are iiuotablv LiQUc lower than a wi-clt
or ten days aso. Kalrto tfood tuit'.vos , fJ.75 ®
4.50 ; fair to food westerns. ii50Jil.3i : ; com
mon and stock sheeuSi50iW.50 : coou tu cholco
40-lh. toOJ-lb. laiubs.itl.5oao.OO. Kopreaenta-
tlvu s-ilos :
No. . Av. Pr.
117 native owps . - 72 $25)
24 native mixed. 01 42)
Ilcroipts and IHsponltlon of Stock.
Ofllclal receipts anil deposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
< ; oiiip-iiiy for-tho twfchty-four hours oudlui ; at
5 o'clock p. in. , September - ' . ISO'--
UKCEIPT8. '
III.SI'OSITIOV.
Chicago l.lve Stock Murkct.
CHICAGO. III. , Kept , a ( .Special Tnlnsram to
Tin : IlKic. ] Native cattlu of good to extra
qiifilltv wcro In fair request and comnuindcii
about Thursday's price. Poorer qualities 10-
maliied dull tiud very woak. They eoln on a
b.isls or from JI.03 to i.75for Inferior to cholco
cows. 11.75 to $11.25 for stockers i n 1 feoJurs
nnd from ? ' . ' . . ' ,0 to * . > .7 > l for common ui fancy.
Westerns were iigaln In llslit supply nnd
again sold utoady. They wire quoted atfiom
J''iU to J-.SS for cows nnd at from K.f.O to $1.30
for steers. Only about 1.5)0 head arrlvod.
TexaH cattli , remained about Hloady. The
3.500 received wcro promptly bought up on a
buhls of from $ ! ,40 to.25 for cows and from
$2.15 to } 325 for steers. Some common and
modlum cattle wcro loft over and the close
was dull.
Thuro was an advance In light grades of
hogs of 15c but heavy and medium wulghts
sold from "Qa to 2.'ic higher than at the lowest
tlmo yestorday. Everything was bought up
onrly auit the close was strong at from { 1.75 to
$5.25 for poor to cholco light and ut from SI.W !
to W..V ) for common to clfolciV heavy and
medium. There was not much trading below
75.0 ] thou : h the quality avuracud rather coir-
nicii. There illl ( not appear to buiuiysuf-
( Icont ronson for today's udvancu and sellers
were liicllnod to ascrlbo It to a deslro on thu
part of buyers to call out an lni'ietsod : supply
for next weok. Present prices are slightly
lower than last Friday's quotations for light
wiilghts , while heavy grades show an advance
of I5u ,
The sheep market has boon In nn unsettled
fttntu slnco our last review , the tendency
bolug downward. Thu demand was not less
active than before , but thuru was a largely
augmented supply and bitvurs have scoured a
reduction of from 2ic tofiOu per 100 Ibs. Prc.s-
unt quotations are from J.I.OU to J5.40 for poor
to cholcu natives , W.OO to lfl.25 for grass wusl-
orns and from t..75 to HuO for ToxatiH. J'uil
wi'Htcrns were quoted us high au 45.00. and
there were ales of fed TOXIUIH nt from * 4.4i ) to
fK ) ( ) . The lamb market was duiillnod from DOe
tc 75c , or frou. ClMto 84.0. for common to
choice. Most of the wood's salus wore at from
Vii to M.UO.
Receipts : Oattlu. 11,000 head ; hogs , 13,000
ho.id ; shcoi ) , 4,000 head.
The ICvcnhu Journal reports :
OATTI.E RoculptH , 11WW head ; Hhlpnicnts ,
.VJuO hoadi market slciuly to lower ; boat na
tive * . ii.uiKa.V-'fi ; good and usutiil. ; i.254.KO ;
othcrM. fa 1-444. ! . " > ; Tu.vans. tLMUdiV.BOi ntiigera ,
(2.I5WI.UO ! ; cows , H.UW-t.X ( > .
lloiiH RoculptB , l .uuo hnadi shipments. (1,000 (
head ; market ictrveuntl 15ifi20c hlgliur : rough
and common , tl.75dil.ti5 ; mixed , f5.15citr > .31i
iirlmu heavy anil butchers' weights. ( U.3'j ' < ii5.0'Ji
luht , J4.Dna5.25 ; grussurn. W.50U4.K5.
SiiEiit' Receipts. 4QUO head ; HhlpmtmtH , 0 >
head ; market dull , lowur ; natives , iV1.5UCd525 ;
westnrns , ti.WttlM ] Texuns , .I.UJci4.tj ( ; lambs ,
KJ.asO.MW.
_ -i-
UuiimiH City Ilvt ) ritnok Alarkot.
KANHAH Orry , Mo.f Hopt. 2. UAiTi.n Itc-
colptx , U,200 ; shipments , ft,200 ; good sleoiHWoio
Htundy ; other catt6 ! were Hloady lo lowur ;
tcor , ( .MbSb-'J-IU ; cows , . ' .l.vrii75 : ; Texas and
Indian stours , tl.tiOifiY.4Ji utoukom and foodoru ,
( ' ! . ' ! > . i ,
lions Receipt * , 4.200 ; HhlpmciitB. 7GO | the
miirkot WIIH Mio hlKhori ull grades , fo.WIit
5.45 ; built , tl.8attS.ltt- )
riiuiiHccolptH : , 1,200 ; § lilpmonta , 2VO ; the
inarKet was Btuady ; mutlona , | | ,5tAl.OOi (
latubti , W.50. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now VnrU l.lvo htuuli Alurket.
NKW YIIIIK. Kopt-.fi HuRVKH-RuotilptR. 2,11(1 (
head , luu iidlug 21 cam for snlui inurkutiiu-
live , luu per 100 llm. higher ; ttH.tifiMiO for
Bluer * ! dry cows , (1,50) ) Uruxnod beef utuudy at
THERE is HOPE
I'nr every nnu who hui blood trouble , no mutter
in whut Himpo or how long ttandlng , provided
iinnuof the \llnl oruaiis haio been u lar I in-
paired nn to render u cure InipoHHlble , H , H , H.
giicn to the root of the disease , and icmini'it the
t-uiuiUi by exiii'lllng thu poison from the body , and
ut tlm luuno time U n'tuiiluto thu whole Bjntcm.
llowuviir bad your cvu nay be , thcro Is luipo
FOR YOU.
Cured moot a inoit Piallgiiant tyi > o
of ohronlu blood tronlilc , fur which
1 hud used various other reined leu
without direct , My weight Incri'imud. and niy
health Improved lu everyway , 1 consider U. 8. H.
the bust tunlo 1 wormed.
H. A. WHKHIT , Midway , < lu. "
Trcutlno on blood , llu : and i-iintagtcins blood
lKUuu maiua frco , WWUvi' Bl'Jicn'lO CO. .
AtUxutu , Oa
70o per Ib. Shipments toJny , 'S53 beeves ; to-
tommor , ( VJO hooves nnd 8.013 quarters ot
beef.
OAt.vr.s-"RocclptsI5t bend ; mnrkct steady ;
voals , tVCOiiri. ' ! : per 100 Ihs. for Rrassors. and
buttcrml k calves , fJ.MSii.M : ) .
SiiKni1 AND L.UIIH Rccclnt.o , S.7.VI liond ;
market-slow but steady : shcop , f LOfffl-MZ per
103 llKt liunbt. $ .yt)0T.OJ ) ; dressed mutton
Btnftdy nt 8UUo per lb. | dressed Ituubs ,
nriuntoailc.
Hoes Ret-oipts. fl,700hoad.consigned direct ;
nominally lower at M.OOtt.Y.'V ' ) per 100 Ibs.
St. I.oulft l.lvo Stock -Mnrkot.
ST Lout ? . Mo. , Sept 2 , OATTIE Receipts ,
MOO : slilpmciils , 'J.lOji market slow ) fair to
cholco native stcors , J3.2.V34.Sn ; fair to good
Texns and Indian steers , J ifliS3.2J.
lions Receipts. 22,1)0 ) ; shliuncnts. 3.000 ;
inarkotMSlOo higher ; heavy. 8. > , ' .CitX.5 ( ! ; ; pack-
Inir , tl,7J\Io ; lUhl , | . " > .uoa\i : .
SitKKiReceipts. . l.V oi shipments. 400 ;
market bolter ; , natjvo muTrons , W.504.T5.
OMAHA LAW SCHOO.L.
Coiniirclionslvo I'lans for tlm Now Depart
ment nf the Unlvnrnlty of Oniiilin.
The University of Omaha has established
a department to bo known ns the Omaha
Liuv school , which will bo opened next Tues
day with tbo following fnculty : Judge WI1-
1mm Koysor , bailtnonts nnd criminal law ;
James 15. Molkle , common law nnd law of
real property ; John L. Kennedy , contracts
nnd domostlu relations ; James II. Molntoth ,
ovldcnco ttnd uccticy.
Tbo couwo will bo two years of three terms
caeh , nnd the ttetrrco of bachelor of lawi
will bo conferred. The Instruction for the
second your will Include ) tuo law of corpora
tions and wills , moi-cantllo tow , equity nnd
equity Jurisprudence , plondhifr , constitu
tional nnd IntonmUomil Inw. An effort will
bo made to hnvo the Inglslaturo pass a law
which shall admit the graduates of this
school to practice without nn examination.
ttu
A A'A O VXCKMIHt TS.
What promises to bo ono of the best nt
tractions of tbo season will oo elvon nt the
iFurnnm Street theater next Thursday oven-
lur , September 8 , Lincoln J. Curler's mtiR-
niflcont sconlo production , "Tho Fust Mull. "
This Is suid to bo a mnlodramu of moro than
ordinary merit , whllo tbo scenic nnd
mechanical effects equal ntiythlii2 that has
over boon given in this city. There Is n
reDrosetitatlon of an engine room on n Mis
sissippi steamer , showing the furnaces under
the boilers in active operation. A realistic
train of curs shoots across tbo stage with
wonderful cfTeou The scene roprosontttiK
tbo Niagara Falls is said lo challenge criti
cism and bcgcara description.
In this day of claborato sconio o ( Tec 13 In
plays , It is not enough that the environment
of tbo drama should bo rood It must bo
great. It is with this prindplo In mind tbat
Uobort Downing1 , who appears ut Boyil's '
September 5 , (1 ( und 7 , has bad now sots
painted of tbo .most elaborate doscriptiou.
Thnro'is n pllrrjp'so of Flavlus1 gardens , n
magnificent vlexy of the Tiber , the palace of
thoCtusars Is shown , also thu ] prutii and tbo
Coliseum , and a magnificent sol which cov
ers tbo ontiro.'stugo Is Riven over to the
arena In which tuo light of tuo gladiators
occurs. "The Gladiator , " "Virgluius,11
"Ctesar" nnd "Inpomar" ns presented by
Robert Downing und his powerful 'company
will bo scetilc productions par excellence. .
DeVVltt's Sarsnparilu is rottanlo.
The Censors f the Czar.
No reports concerning the cholera , in for
eign newspapers , going into Russia that the
government of bis autocratic inncs > ty docs
not approve are allowed to bo read by tbo
people. E-ich newspaper that conies into
the empire is eagerly .scanned by eagle-
eyed onicials nud whut Is not approved is
blotted out of legibility. Sea "Carp's" let
ter In THE SUNDAY 13en.
Doctors ? Pstmwl TakeBoccham's Pills-
On the Itanks of the Volga.
Frank G. Carpouter , in THE SOMUY Br.K ,
gives some interesting details concerning
the country where ' 'children boil their
brains under the sun's burning rays" and
tno h-jusos nro built llko bake ovens ; where
sanitary arrangements are unknown and
cholera-producing vegetables are the staple
food. This Is an intensely interesting letter.
Hold tor Switching a Spark.
Judge Berka yesterday placed Lou Hor-
muu , the Tenth street saloonkeeper under
$1,000 bonds to npponr in the district court
on a charco of grand larceny. Ho had a
duplicate made of i diamond ring which was
left with him as security for a loan.
Will Itedeoin Tour Work.
Tbo defective chain which bad found a
resting place in the mayor's olllco at the city
hall were removed by tbo Ko'.chum Furniture
company's agent yesterday and returned
to the factory. They will bo replaced by
other chairs , which'It is promised , will bo
perfect. '
Iturled at Public Kxpensn.
Lnura Day , the victim of Gcorgo Fost's
jealous love , was buried yesterday. The
burial was at the expense of Douglas
county nnd the remains of the unfortunate
girl were laid away iu the potter's Held.
Dent be tleceivtd
by dealers who
"out" prices.
"Cutting' '
jiricee
leads to ' 'cutting"
goods. For this
rcnsoii and to pro
tect the public ,
the gtnuine ineili-
ciiies oC Dr. 11. V.
I'ierco , nro now
sold only through
regularly nuthor-
i/cd agents , who
can sell only nt
the following lonp-cstabllsheil prices :
Golden Medical Discovery , Jl.OI ) per bet
tle. Favorite I'rvscriiition , 81.00YIV \ bottle.
Pleasant Pellets , 25 ccnla per vial.
The ( /niwfiio / medicines , which can bo had
only nt thoba prices , nro the cheapest you can
UBO , for they're ynamntrcd. It's " vnluo re
ceived or no tiny , " In every cnso where Dr.
Pioreo's medicines fail to give patifcfnctiou ,
the inukora will return the inonoy. 7inf ,
they wnnt to ho sure that you get I licit- medi
cines , nnd not their bottles rclllled or turn-
JH.TWI with , or Bpurious imitations.
Hcfuso everything oiren.nl nn Dr. Pierco's
incdlclncs ut less tlmu the above iiriccs.
They nro generally spurious.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
Ilest cattle , hog and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER
LIVK BTOCJK CO.M.M1HS1OX.
TIIK LKADKRd.
S'1 ' ( IMAIIA Iwrtt5to , < ! > ' * J ouu for oor-
OJ. Uillilllil
| root Marlcat
Wood Brothers ,
r'outh Omaha Telephone H'i7. Chloago
J.I ) . DAIMSM.VN. I ,
W. IS. WOOD , f I naxorj.
Mnrliot reports by mull nn 1 wire cheerfully
furnished upon applloatloii.
. - THIS -
Campbell Commission Co.
Ohleuiro , R-vstHU LOUJH. IvatisusClty , Soutu
omahii , Hloux City , I'ort Worth.
A. D. Boyer & Company ,
Main ! 5' ' ) Kxuhaniro llulldln t.Hoiith Omahk
Corro pondoiico solicited mil uruinptlr niuvrdril.
Ul nttuiilluiitourlar < foritoctor
d , 1634. . . . looorporaUU , 11)1
Cupltnl fullr paid , I.M.UJJ.
Wag-goner Birney Company
\Vrltour wlroui for prompt niU rtlU'Jlu iinrkjl
report * ,
Perry Brothers Company ,
LIvoHtnjk Uoininlsslou.
llooin f > l UxchuiiKo Ilulldlnj , Houth Omaha
TuiupUouu 17U7.
OMAHA
* \ 1
PROPOSALS POR ABATING NUI
SANCES OF LOTS OF REAL
ESTATE.
Healed proposals will bo received by tha
undorBigncd until 1:30 : o'clock p. in. Hcptumbor
Dili , 18.12. for abatln ; the nnls'inco on certain
lots of ro.tl cstatu. the condition ot which has
been declared a nulsaiico by reason of the
Gxljtracoof stagnant water upon thosanicby
Ordlnanco No. . ' 1117Hid doscrllied as follows :
The west Y of lots 31 , 39 , 40 and 49 Hartmau's
addition.
The oust end of lot 24 Hartmau's addition.
Lot ? sub dlv of block A , Reservoir addition.
Lots 1 , 2.7 , H block Hi. ' , also alloy adjoining
said block on the wost.
Kast * 4 of lot. 'JO Uurr Oak addition.
Wo-t 125 f eet of block IU West Omaha addi
tion , comprising lots 15 to : 'l ' Inclusive. Loav-
onworth linslncss Place.
Lots 7 to U Inolusivo block 11 Walnut Hill
addition.
Lot , : i block < 5 Walnut lllil.
Lot 4 blok 2 Shilll's addition.
L-ts 3 , 4 , 5.0 , 7 , H , U and 10 block 5 Slnill's 2nd
addition.
Lot block 0 Bhull'.s 2nd addition.
Lots 40 , 42 nn I 4 I Hickory Placo.
lolsii : : anil 34 Rollick's -'nil addition.
Lots block 4 Marsh's addition.
Lots 1,5 , ( I. 7 blojk X March's addition.
Lots ti. and Kl Hc'js Place ,
Lots D , 11 , I'.1 , 13. 14. 15 block 2 Hood's 3rd add.
Lots 11 and 12 lirilliii & .Smith's a Klltlon.
Lot. ! 1 lilou.c 12 Mi-OorrnlL'li's addition.
LotriblojksMeL'ormlek'ti addition.
ThosoiilheasLcoriierof .Mercer l'arkat3Sth
an. I Uumliu btreof , .
Lots . ' , I ! , 8 llonsal and Stobblns sub of lot 11
Hartley's addition.
Also alloy In said subdivision ,
Lois 2 , 3. 5 block ? Improvement Association
addition ,
Lots f > . H. 0. 7 nnd 10 block 4 Improvement As
sociation audition.
Lots 5 , li. 7 uiid 8 liloakO Improvement Asso
ciation addition.
Lotsll UIH14 block n Improvement Associa
tion addition.
Alloys lu blocks 7 and 10 Improvement Asso
ciation addition.
Lots U and 10 Lois P nco.
Tax hit III EDO : il T15K 13.
Lots 17 , 1 ( < . II ) . 2 > . ai.a-J I > lock4 Door Park.
Lots 7 and 8 block \Vllcox2ud addition.
1C ust't \ of lots U and It ) block 23 Wllt'ox's 2nd
North 75 foctof tax lot 21 see 31 T 15 H 13.
Kast ! J of tax lot 25 nee 31 T 15 U 13.
Lots 12 , ii ; , 11 , 15 , 10. 17 block II llasedorn's
addition.
ISth street from a point 2J foot jouth of the
north line of Grand avuutio to a oolnt35) ft'Ot
north of ( li-uiul avoniio.
llOKliinliu : "t a po.nt4ii5 foot west ot the NK
corner of tax lot I' ' sec 3T 15 K li. : thence south
250 foot , thence west ' .OJ foot , thotn'o north ! .0
feet , thuiicooiBt : to placn of bo 'Itinlni ; ,
J'bu casf.'il fcot of west 40J fcol of tax Iot2
seoUT 15 U 13.
llozlnn n at a paint 15) foot cast of the S W
corner of tax lot 1 i > eo U 'L' 15 R 1.1 , thence north
200 foot , thciico east : i)0 ) fool , thuncu south
2iil ( foot , llicnco west to place of bo liinln .
Lots 7 and 1J llawus' addition.
Lot 15 Davunporl'sHiib.
2(1 ( la Hojtfioulh of Miiplo street.
I/ts.- ) , : i , 1 , hlock3 , Shull'H addition.
Lot 1 and east li lot 2 block 7 , Bliull's 2nd ad
dition.
The abatlnc of the nuisances to bo douo In
accor.laiioo with the Instructions of the city
oim'ticur ' and bo.trd of public works.
1 lil i will ho niailo on prlutoJ blanks fur-
nlhiiud by the boird , > ind to ho acoompinlii 1
by ai'crtlllodohouk In thoaum of f > J ) . tiavublo
to the olty of Umaha as an orldouco of iooJ
Tliii board reserves the rlcht to rojnct any
Ohalriuun Hoard of Public Works.
Omaha. Nub. . Aii'-'itst .Mth. ISir.ir.'H27s'i ;
\VOODENSinK\VA \ LIC RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Oliatubur. Onr.iha , Nob. , All ; ust lllth
isi ) *
Ho It resolved by the olty council of thu
city of Umaha , the mayor concurring :
Th twoolou sldowalkn bo const ruulml In
the city of OmahiuisdoHlcnato.l below , with In
Ilvo ilayn after thu pulilloatloii of this resolu
tion , or thu personal sorvlcu thereof , as by
ordinance U aiitlmrUoit anil rcgulrodj such
Khluwnlks to bo laid to thu present irrailu on
IJiOHtreolH Bpccl'lod horolu , anil t > > bu oon-
Btriiciod of pliio p'.ank of miuh irldth and
thtoknosN and bu laid upon Joists of such
dimensions iinil In Much manner us Is pre
scribed by the Rinolllcatlon | > on Illuln thu
olllcuof the Iloinl of 1'ubtlo Works and under
lUsuporvUlon. to wit !
West Hide nf 2dth avoiiuc. lots 1 and 10 block
II , Muycr. RIchar.H It TJUIcn's udd , prcHunt
tirade , 4 fool wldo.
West pldoof 2Sth a vi ) uii i ) , lot I and 10 block
14 , Mayor , Richards & 'Tlmou's add , priuont
uradi1 , 4 feut wldu.
Wont aliloof 'J.-itli avoiuio , lots 1 1 to 21 Inch-
wlvu block 17 , llujford Plauo , prutont gnidv , 4
foot wldo.
Wunt ildo of 28th nvonuo , lots 7 to ID Inclu-
H vu block 10 , Hudford Place , present vradv , 4
fl'Ol wlllO.
\Vu t ido of 23th nvonuo. Hub lot 14 ot tax lot
5 In HculMS.lil , pronout urudo , 4 foot wldo.
North sldo of Tumplulon tticut , lots 3to'.M
liifluulve. Luke k 'J'omplutoii'j add , preuont
grudo , U tout wldu ,
KnHt nlilu of : isth Htroet , north 20)i ) foot block
II. Kiiilth'M add , iiruaiuit Knidc. Cfuni wldu.
ICast side if : wih Htroot , lota I to U Inuluslvu
block U , Juroiuu Parli , prosunt wrudi ) , U foct
wldu.
ICast lili > of.'Htli itroot , lots 1 to 10 lnclu lvo
block 1 , Kllby Pluvu , prusout tir.ulu , U foot
K.ist sldo of. 18th street , tax lot U ioo2)5-13 ] ,
nrmont uradu , U foot wldo.
Lam ildo ot itftu. mrout , loU 21 to 2) lucluilTO
Creston Annex , present grade , 0 feet wldo.
Kast side of oSth street , lots 10 to latnclustvn
block I , C'reston. proseut crude. Gfoot wide.
South slJo of Izar.l streoU lotsl toLJIuelu-
blvo block C. Walnut Hill , present crude,0 loot
wide.
North side of Mason street , lots 27 and 23 \
blocks. Kouutzo & Ruth's add , present t'rade ,
0 foot wldo.
East sldo of 43th street , west JS of north/west
M of south-west U of sec 20-15-13 , present
grade. 0 fuot wide.
i-outh sldo of Lake street , lot ,1 block 4 ,
Lake's add , present erado , G foot wide.
West sldo of 51st stroot. lot 1 block 12. West
Sldo. present grade , 4 feet wldo.
West slclo of Hist slrooU tux lot 1 block 3 ,
llliuotauch's add , 4 feet wldo.
.Southsldo of Cedar stroat , lots 1 toO Inclu
sive block 4C'J Grand Vlow , present grade , 4
feet wide.
South side of Co.lnr street , lots 1 to 4 inclu
sive , block CS. Credit 1'onctcr. present Rrado 1
feet wldo.
Kast sldo of " 8th avenue , lots 18 to 33 Inclu
sive block 2 Rodloit's Park , present grade , 4
foot wldu.
And bo It further rcsolviul :
That thu Hoard of Public Works be and
hereby Is uuthonzod , nd directed to cause u
copy of this resolut.on to bo published In tha
olllc til paper of thu city for ono week , or bo
served on the owners ot said lots and unless
such owners sh'ill within Ilvo days aftur the
publication or service of su : h copy construct
K.ild.slituwalks us herein required , that the
Hoard of Public Works cause thu same to bo
done. Mio cost of constructing s ild slduwalkM
rcspcctlvoly to bo assessed against thu rual
oblate , lot or i > .rt of lot In front of and abut *
tin ; such sidewalks.
Passed August 10th. l ? ! > 2.
Ji P. DAVIS.
President O.ty Council.
Attest : JOHN OROVK- .
Olty Olork.
Approved : GKO. P. HKMIS.
Mavor.
NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS.
To the owners of the lots , parts ot lots and real
estate described In the above resolution :
You and each of you are hereby notllluJ to
construct wooden sidewalks as required by a
resolution of thu city council and mayor of
the city of Omaha , ot which the above U a
copy.
P. W. HIRKIIAUSKR.
Chairman Hoard of Public Works.
Omaha , Nib. , August 30th , ISirj.
a30-31sl-2-3-5-I >
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU
TION.
COUNCII , Cll AMIir.lt. OMAHA.NOU. , AllSUSt Ifltll.
1SUJ. lie It resolved by the city council of
tin ; city of Omaha , the mayor coneurr.iis :
That permiinent sidewalks be coiMtruetoJ
In tlid i-lty of Um iliu as ilosl.-n.itcd bolo'.r ,
within Ilvo il.tys after the publication of this
resolution , or thu personal survlno thereof , as
by ordinance Is aiithorl/.ud and retilredj ( | such
shluwalks lo bo la d to thu permanent crude ,
us established on the paved streets specified
herein and to bo constructed of stono. artltl-
o al stone , brlclc or tllhiL' , according to speci
fications on tile In the olllco of the Hoard ot
I'ubllo Wor.is , and under Its supervision , to-
wit *
r-'iiuth Hluo of roavonworth s-lroet , lols 1 and
2 block It ) , West Umaha , permanent grade , u
youth s'ldo of Loavonworth slroot , lotH 1 to7
Inoliiiilve block 17 , Utaiilou'H bub , pcrmiitiunt " < "
cr.ide , 0 foot wide. , . , . -
South sldo of Loavnnworlh stroot. lots I to7
Inclualvo , block 17 , Hillings , sub , permanent
urailt' , Gfcot wide. . . . . , ,
t-oiilhslduof Ionvcnwnrtli "treot , lot Jbloolc
0 , l.oavouworth lliulncsi I'lace , purinnnunt
urade. 0 feet wide.
And. bo It further resolved :
That the Hoard of I'ubllo Works bo. and Is
hereby authorized and directed to cause n
cnpyof this rHSolutloii to bo published.In tlm
olllulal paper of the city for one week , or bo
Mirvcdou the owners of said lots , and thil : mi-
lens Such owners Khal ! w.thlu live days after
the publication or borvlcouf such copy con-
hlrin-t Hild : sldowalkH as huroln ruiiuliiid , that
the Hoard of I'ubllo Works CIIIIHO the n ime t < >
Lo douo , the cost of constructing sail ldo-
wa.kx roapeotlvely to hi assoH ed a 'iilii.t Ilia
roaleititilotor part of lot In front of lll'a
iibuttlni : Hiich Bldetriilks
I'ahsud August lUth , IbOaK
K , I' . DAVIS ,
President of theUounull ,
Attest ! JOHN OKOVKH.
City O.ork.
Approved ! QKO. I' . IIEMIH.
IIEMIH.Mayor. .
NOTICE TO CONSTHUOT HIDWWAI.KlJ.
To the owners ot the lots , purtH of lots and )
real estate uoncrlhed In the above roiolutleu :
Vou .mil each of you urj herdby notllle.I to
construct ponnan < 9it ) sidewalks as ronii'ro.l
bv a resolution of the city uunnull an i in lyor
of thu olty of Omaha , of which the above is a
copy , tfV. . IllICK11Allnr.lt.
Uhiilriiian lloiir.l of 1'iiullo Works.
OMAHA. Nob. , Aut-'usiMth , is-i.1.
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