TITE OMAHA DAILY HER : SUNDAY , 2 , ) , 18)2 ( ) SIXTKEN : PAGES. 11
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Opened Ball nud a Shade Lower
Yesterday.
THERE WAS A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT LATER
Corn Ilrctin to Advance nnil There Win n
Sharp llulKa In October ItlliB These
Influence * Karly.Aflrcthcnl
nnd Oilier Ccrcnls ,
CHICAGO , III. . Sept. 24 , While wlioat oocncd
dull loduy und for a tlmo win a shade lower ,
thirewas a KOW | but gradual linrdctilng and
nn Improvement In business the price ad
vancing a law fiactlon ftom lust night's
close , thougn ll WIIM not nil held , The early
trading Influenced a good deal by the pro
nounced weakness which ruled ut the close
lust night , nnd MIMIC of the lon s who fulled
to got out yesterday were m-eklng lo do so
anil the demand was light and conllncd
largely to shorts who could cove-rat u satis
factory profit. A report ot a fresh cholor.i
nllauH In Now Vork was alRO circulated , Itut
the sol HIM was soon o\or and the olTorlngs
Krew light and prices began toh.irden. The
exports were iulto | generous.
Corn hogan lo advtuicn and there wns a
Bharp hulgo In October ribs. These Inlliicnccs
BOOII liognn to Hired wheat und there was : m
uasy rally of * { c and Iho markul hold firm for
Rotno time , but without any very large trade.
During the last hour thu market weakened
! ic. hut rallied \c on good covering by shorts ,
wi'ukoned again and closed steady. Decom-
I or opened ) iu otT at 7l'je ( ' , sold at 7i'o ad-
vaiiccd to 7iUo. ( wo.ikonul lo 7iJc ( ! , r.illlciUto
7diU ? and closed steady ulTiPic.
Corn WIIH ensv at the slart on the line
\vcuthornnd bearish crop ropoilH. 'the soil
ing \viiHqtilto fieu and thu dcm ind much re
st ! Iclod. I'or a considnrahlu tlmo the market
was iUiet | and steady , but a report that , i co d
nave was nrolmblo woke up the shorts and
MarltMl them them toi-otorltit ; . resulting In a
tdoudv udvnncoof ? io from thooir y prko for
October. The maruot remained ste.idy and
llrm during the last hour , llioilgh May showed
a tendency to Ing behind October. October
opeui'd ' o low or nt 41'nC. hold for ! > omn time
at from 45'io to 4.VC. advanced to 4l > > ( . > , \\eak-
enod and olosul at45'.c.
OatHWuio iulut | , but firm Ihroiightnit the
FUHHlon , elos ug at abuut yesterday's final
"llog products weio slrnns and higher. The
cliUU ! | In conltol of Uctoburrlbs iiirnud on tins
neiews again , giving ihu shorty iiMivoro twist.
They \Miru Informed at thu onculiig by thu
jopresenlali\cs of thocl ! < | uo Unit they lould
hutlle at if'.i.fiJ'.i. ' ' The close last night was
l.7. ( > . The price bid wns tlm same
at the opening and It advanced
by .lumps ot .Oo and 23n until It
reached thu figures II as "pogued" at. and i
few MIDI Is settled at that price , but 'ho re
mainder , believing they could gel In on better
terms held on * reducing tholr bids , until , on
the call , they were olTered JU.IO , but the ma
ilpulaloisore still llrm , holding nut for
JlLi ii. niiring the lust liour the siiuco/e was
leliixed fur n ( short lime , Iho price going doxvn
to J'.vr ' ' > , bus ItMIH renewed with extra pros-
Hiiro toward the elc c , folng up lo iU.75 , ami
the close was at the "pegged" price i'.l.OJ'J. '
The transactions were limited und ihu ex
citement not nearly In pioportlon to the ex
treme advance In prices I'otk sympathl7cd
to a dcgico with the .idvanco In ribs. October
ononcd unchanged at $10.20 , advanced during
the forenoon to flO.45 ; und put on a fresh spun
lining ihu afteinoon. gnlng up to JM.IVJ',4.
Thou II wealiened lo 10. . " > J and closed at that
price. October lard , afloropcnlng unchanged
iilfi'.40. advanced lo and clot-oil ul$7.lii ! ! ,
Lake receipts ! ic lower at''cforcorn to iluf-
fa o.
o.Killmntcd recelnls forMondk.yVhont,0 : 0
c-iirs ; oath. 4 5 car ; hogs. 27.0JO head nnil UO-
udO ln > .id nexlveek. .
The leading f mil run ranged as follows :
\ .
( 'ash quotations wcro as follows :
I'l.ouu Sti-ady and unchained.
WHEAT No. s siirluc , TJJjc ; No. 3 spring.
: No. i ! rod. TJf.c.
r UI.H.N Steady : No. 2 , 45.'ic ; No. 3. cash , 4i'la ;
No. 3. yellow. 4iliG4G'4c. (
OATS' No. : , Illo : No. ' . ' white , f. o. b. , ai
No. : i white. :
IlAHI.KV No. 2 , We ; No. 3 , f. O. b. ,
No. 4 , f. o. b. . Ifiaoic.
I'I.AX SKKII No. 1 , * ' .OM ; ; .
TIMOTHY SEKD I'rlmo , $1.80.
1'OIIK Mess , per bbl. , JlU.MaiO.C2W ; lard ,
ier 100 Ibs , t"i' ( ' ! J : short ribs , sides ( loose ) ,
} 7,4Vii".r > 0 : dry salted shoulders ( Doxedl. 46.80(8 (
U.flii ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , ifr.9ia7.ur .
WHISKY Dlbtlllcrs' llnlshed Roods , per gal.
fl.lO.
SunAiiB Unchanged ; cut louf , .VriSJj ? ! Knur
luted , fi'sc ; btniiilunl "Ai'TiUc.
KotclplM.ndslili.uivnts today wcro as to\- \
lent :
On the I'roiliico cxihaimo today the Inittei
market was nnchanced : crcninory , IGu''lo
tlulrles , U.2c. U ES. 18'4IUi ' ; .
Ne\v Vork
New VOIIK , t ept. 24. Ki.ouit Dull , easier
pxtra , (2.UliDl.(0 ( ; > winter wlicat , low cradi's
I'.WIW ( : fair to fancy , 3J.OUttl.Ou ; patents
ioit.VMEAi ; , Steady ; yellow western , W.0.5
tl.l > i.
i.WllKAT Itccelpts , (1SI.699 ( bu , ; oxporte , 10.1,50
Iiu. : miles , : i'iHi ( ( liii. of futures , lui.oiu hu o
very'uul
and closed llrni at ! < ft ? o KUII for the day
No. 2 rod , September. 7U ! c : October , 7Ulio
Novomber.'HIo ; May , b8ic. }
HVK I'irni , i | u lut : western. ( lSC7e. (
HAIII.KV MAI.T Noiu.nal : cjiinada , .
CoiiN Heeolpts , lO'.LUJ bu. ; exports , 27 , ti
bu. ; sales , IGO.UVO bu. of futures , 'i7.U.O hit. a
spot. Spots quiet und llrm ; No. 2 , S3tt53jo ; I
elevator , ild A46o ! allo t ; unsradect niixot
KltidCM'iU. Ujitions dull a' He udvunco , u
foliowltii ; wlo..t In the west , closing llrm
Heptombor , KlHtSltO ] , closing utKl'Ju ' ; Uclobo
K4f.'xJio ! , closlni ; ut MJio ; Novomlior , M'ii
c.osliiR utft.'t'ici Docomber. 54'iQ5li"e , closln
ul5i ; u ; Muy , f)0Jiti.'OVc ! ( , closing utfta'jO.
OATS Uecolpts. I57.AUO ull. i exports , 1,700 bu ,
sales. UO.UID I ) n. of futures. 1UU.UM bu , of tpo
bpotsiiuiot , firm ; options dull but steu'liei
bolitoinber , u7o ; October , fl7 4-hc , oloslu ; u
u7fiic | ; November , aa4tt3i ! ; c , closing ; ut
No. 2 white , 3S.t'u ; mixed western , Uii
white western , ilJHu ; No. 2 Chicago , 3f-o.
llAV-Qnlot und sti-udy ; shlpplnir ,
coed to choice , 7.5Jd8.M ) .
lloi'8-yulot ' ittt'-'Jo.
, steady ; 1'ncKlo count. - .
tuoAlt ituw , dull but llrnii rotlnliir ) , 'K
Il'ici ' ecntrlfuu'alslHl trM , 3,4M Il-ic ] ( ; rellnet
inodorutely active and llrm.
Moi.AsiKKocliM ! ) , nominal ; 50 test , ICc
DIIW Urlciuif. difil bu ; htoudy ; common t
t , mcy , S5JU.V.
KiuK-Acttvo. ( Irinj domestic , fulrtooxtn
4UUOo ; Japan , AtTA'tu ' ,
Kiins-Sieady but ijulct ! western prlmi
SlliOi e ; western poor , pur cuse. Jl.oJttJ.W
receipts , r > .3oupks.
IIiDKs-Qiilet but atoadyl wet salted No
Orleans be celod , 45 to 00 lb , o c7o ; Texu
Mt7c.
I'HOVlHlONS-l'ork htnadyt old mess , lll.oi :
11.25 ; new mess , t l.75 l'u ; o tin primo. UV
eiJ.00. Uut meuu. In falr-dumiind and Urn
jdcklod bell es. Si < | 84o ; plokled shoulder
\Q.W pickled liai.n. lo > M\Hic. \ l.nri
stronger but dull ; western kioum closed i
K.O' . Suloii. l.ioi tlorces ttt7.B5. Option sale
2..0 tierces. eplcmbvr olosod al(7.bl ; Octubu
i * . 0 ; ufler Uio change higher price * wui
iiskcd.
ItliiTKli Innctlvo but ( toady ; westei
dairy , l. > ® il'ci ' wo item creamery , is
factor.i , liQH7o ! ; KlKln , 2Wit25
fulrly steady : p.trt
,
I'm IIION Dull , itondy ; American , (1:1.00 :
1.V.V ) .
L'ori'EH-lhiU ; ItiKe. ( II.OOAll.ia
l.UAP-tiluiiily : domchf.c. < I.Lt > ; cl.C7)i. )
'ilN-Quletl sirulKhtB. 2U.i5i(2U.20.
Ouniliu 1'roiluce .Marlcut. *
IlitTTKii l'.ickliig stock , 133Hc : cbol
i'ouniry. H/if-Mr.
fpriiiKchlckuni and oid bom , 6
uucki , . b
l'OTATOK8-7v < 2S 10.
l Jlurkoti.
l.ivtiironi. fopt , 24. - WIIKAT Dcmni
poor : holders oiler nioUeruiely.
( JOHN ttmuly , Uoniund poor ; mixed wci
i > rn , 4k'd iiur cental.
JMIIII I'rlmo weitern,3Tii porowt ,
Hide * unit I'rlU.
uro ilio price * yald by Ouua
floiiloritor hides nnd pelts , quoteJ subject to
clungo without notice : No Igrccn hide * .W ,
No I Ktpon united lililrs. 4a 'ie ! N. . a crcnn
Raited hldec , : ia UP : No. 1 crcrn mtod lililc * .
! S to 40 Ibn. . 4J14UUI No. 8 Kreon suited li dcs. 25
to4llbn.,3 i.l1iC ! No. I vc lflttlf.8tolJHi . .M8
Oct Na 2 vonl oiilf. H to 15 Iiu , , 3HC ! No. I dry
Hint hldos. 7c : No. 2 dry flint lildes. 'c ;
N ( . . I dry niiUcd lildt , .V.tfc. Part cured
> ila < jc per Ib. less than fully ciiro.l.
ahoop paltvClrron salted , onch. .rtcOfl.lV
ercon salted nlioirltnR < i ( liort wooled early
klm ) each. l.WiVJ ! dry sliearllnzs ( short
woolcd c irlv sklnsi No. 1 , each. .ViJIOej ( frv
slioiirilngit nhort woo'ed early kln < ) N < > . a ,
cnoh , ftct dry flint Kamai and NolinrsKa
btitclior wool uolu. per lu.ictual wclilil. U' ©
14Hot dry Illnl K amain ml Nebraska MurrRlii
wool polls , peril ) . , actual wel ht , ciai.'e ; dry
flint Colorado butcbor wool pnits. tier 11) . .
nrtunl weight , initiate ; dry nint Colorado
Murrain wool pelt . per Ib. , actual woljlit.
© lOc : dry M ia and buck * , .told il wouhU. 7
( ii'ic. llnvo fool cut off , us It Is useless to nay
frcluh on them.
St. Unuls M
ST. IOUIP. Mo. , Sent , 24.-n.otm-Un-
rhnnecil : uutcnts. * .l.rta.l.70 : extra fancy.
J.2jil3.Ui ( ) ; funcy. tt.7txiJ.MiOi choice , J..2.- a'i4J !
family , $ .MXi(2.1o. (
\ViiKAT-Cloiod UVio over yoslerdays
No. 'J roil. cn li , lower at O'l'Jc ; tcptombcr.
C3' c nomlnall October. 7.e ) nominal.
OniiN On bail weather predictions closed
Sttt'io up ; No. 2 , cash. i : tfiii : > jci September.
43' ubld : October. 4ljc ! : .Mav. 45 ( o.
OATt < In nisent demand : No. 2. i'a b. !
: ! lc ; Scptombor. 31o bid ; October. IW'ie hid.
live-No. 2 , V > c.
HAIII.V.V Steady : ABMQGIc.
HAV mi. iincliaiiKod ,
IIIIAN . * > s nt mill.
IUiTrin : 1'iu'h.iiiRcd.
Ktiiis Hti'iidv : uc. ;
rix4Knii 1 Inn : 11.05
TIMOTHY SBII : tl TiWll.sa.
I.KAII Ollnreil atJ.l87i. !
WlllsKV-t'.IO. .
I'novisuss-I'lrmor. ) rorU-tll.no. I.ird-
J7.2Urv Hnlt Meats tJni'hiituod : lno i > . ( I.D.II
boxed. I5o morn , llacon Uuchaiiit < d : I'ackod
shouldrrs. J8.7.-II lonss and ribs. $7 SI : shorts ,
J'lOJ ' llams-rncliuuiri'd ; sil ar cured , shoul-
ilrrs. $7.25i IOIIKS and ribs. J8.75 ; shorts. } s.8iS {
© I. ' . . " > ) .
ItKCUH'TS-riour. 5,000 hbls ! whout , ICo.001
hu : oorn. 48.IHK ) bii. ; o.its , i5OOJ bu. : rye ,
12.IWO : liiirlcy , ftilMl.
Siiii'MKNTs-Klnur , 9.001 bbls. ; wno.it , lf.7.00) )
Iiu. ; corn. 17,0.iO bu. ; oats , U.'JOJ bu. ; rye , 0,000
bn. : b.irloy , none.
Oil Market.
NKW YOIIK. Kept. 21 I'KTIIOI.EUM Qulst ,
steadv : crude In bbls. , 1'arkern. J > .01 ; crude In
bulk. 18. IB ; refined. Nu v YorK. f I.IU ; I'hlladol-
ehta and llultlmoro , fO.O" i roiliied in bulk , W5 >
® 'l iw.
OoiTONbKEii On , rftoady ; crude. 374o ; yel
low. "We. f
TAI.I.OW Quiet , steady ; city ( J2.00 forpkgs. )
4 Hi' ' .
HiiSlN-Qulet. steady ; strained , common to
Hood. $ ' .224ti.aJM. !
Tlliti-KNTiNC-Uull. Htoady at SixaWUe.
Onialia I'rult Marltnt.
(1iiAi'E ( The supply of homo crown Con-
cotds Is siowinir Inss , It Is estimated that
Iwo-tlilrJsof tlio crop IMS been slilppiMl out
aliu.idy and hUlier prices are ooUodforln
the near fill uro. Concords , 2533 10 per 10-11) ) .
h.ixUets.
L'Al.iroilNlA Olt.M'KS-l'ci' critc. $ l.2'1.50
muscats ; tl.75ToK.iys : moro pioutv.
CAI.H'OC.NIA I'K\CHI-S IVr hOV , J1.4)5l.53.
OAt.iroitMA I'KAitR . ' ,4 1(3.2. ( V ) per bov.
I'I.U.M INirbox. $1.5' ) ® 1. 75. scuico
AiM-i.KS-l'orbbl. . JI.OJ : fancy , $1.53 ; five bbl.
lots 2'ic less.
_
KIIIIK.-M ; lty 'Mui'Urls.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . Sept. 21. WIIKAT Lower
and active ; No. 2 hard , now , Ol'l02c ; No. 2
led , dlitiiiV.
Coii\ Irregular : NaS mixed. ISX Wic.
OATS Kirin ; No. 2 mixed. 2i'il ; ' ( i'7c.
llUTTEit Dull : creamery. l-i5."Jc ! ! dairy , 12
(3180 (
Kens Stonily at llic.
UKCIJIPTS Whe.it , 71,000 nil. ; corn , 11,000 bu. ;
outs , none ,
BIIII-MIINTS Wheat. 51.000 hu. : corn. 10,000 :
oats none.
_
St. I. oiils I.I M > Muck .Market.
ST I.ouis. Mo. , Sept 24. OATTI.E Uecolpts.
I . ' .Hi head : shipment * . 300 head ; market
e.is er ; Texan nnd Indian steers , t..J.V&2.7.s
Ilixis Kccelpts , 'OJ head ; shipments , noun :
niaikut stiiady : ninuo , tl.Uii % < . ID.
SllBlil1 Uerolpts. 2111 head : shlpmoiits. nonp ;
maiket steady uud tinchuiiriod : Kood natives.
Colloo .MnrUct.
NKW YOHK. Sopt. 24. Opt Ions opened barely
steady. 20 lo.'ll points doun and closed sle uly
at lOto 3U iiolnts donn ; salis. 20.70) ) nags. In-
cludlnp October. * l4..i5isl4.41) ( ) ; November. JII.I5
( iiH2 > ; December JH.tO ; Jaiuinry. * ! 3.s'ai4.00 ( :
iMarch. JI3.S513.)1 ! ) ; May , il3.V > ® ! 3.W. Spot
Uio. nominal : No. 7 , * l5.t7'Jl5.r : < 0.
Cotton Alurki-t.
N i\vO it I.CAS = . Ua. , Sopt. 24 Stonily ; mid
dling , 7ICc ! > : low middling , ti.'jo : seed ordi
nary. UHC : not recolils. | 1,811 bales : gross ,
3U'4 bales ; exports coastulse , 50(1 ( bates ;
sales , 1.050 bales : utock , 70.138 bales.
Traders' Till I ; .
CIIICAOO , Til. . Sopt. 24. Counsolman & Day
to Copkrnll llros. Commission Co. : Wheat
opened > ie lower on llmildatlon hy tallcrs lethe
the late local bull deal , but. at the decline it
Is supposed thut the origin 1 bull croud took
on tholr lines again. 1'rlcos advanced Irregu
larly * c from the bottom , ha t.ng occasion
ally on account of some cholera minors , and
closed 'ic higher than ycsiciduy. The Im
portant news was furnished by private de
spatches and samples ronlirmlng Prime's re
port lo the effect that the y to d und quality of
late threshings vero very disappointing. Corn
ruled firmer on a very active cash demand
and adealroof shorts to cover , owing I o the sig
nal hcrvleo predictions of free/In ; ; noathcrln
13 ikota and MlnnoMit'i und fronts a > , far houtli
as Nebraslc i bofoin Monday morn nu O.it <
were painfully dull , but very firm , owlnti
probably to an oversold con Illlon of our mar
ket , due to Hie s ties of Octobnr o.its aa hedgoi
against purchases In Neiv YorK. The piov.s-
Ion market WIIH worked from the CoilnliJ
olllco , as puppets are now worked by n
hiring. A good many short.s in October ribs
paid off the tiddler and quit dancln ; . Afoot
many othcis still think that tlm ( lie undei
the hrfi lion will soon dlo out. Wo think thai
there U plenty of fire loft nnd the hues :
shoits will receive the best roasting yet
Other product was affected by thu doapcratt
artlon of October rlbi , and closed at u Mian
advance.
CIIICAOO. 111. . HinU'JI. Konnolu Hopkins .S
Co. to H. A. MoWhortor : Tlio soiling outyrs
tcrday of a big iliiiMif wheat by a proinlncni
local operator w.is misleading to room trad'
ors. They jumped lo tlio conclusion th.it tin
bull movement was ever and put their house
In order for a landslide. They cllsvovorei
tholr mistake this morning. As tlmo pus > o ;
thov are likely to realise with mnn
clcarnobs that nlavlni ; for a breul
nt current pr ccs Is not sue !
nsurothliu us It used to be. Thcio Is ovl
donee to support a bullet that the market ha
turned In corn as It has in wheat. Hear now
bus been exhausted. Tustlmony Is acciimu
luting that u very consldor.ible port on of tin
maturing crop U so soft that It can never bi
marketable unless frost holds off niucl
longer than usual. The no\t tov
eminent report Is oxi-aetctl to sho\
a yield of not ever l.MW.OOj.O 0 busliuls , am
later on when poor iiuullty Is definitely deter
mined It Is not unlikely thut this mav bo cu
down to 1,5)0.0011,0:0 , ) : bushels. Oats have re
covered somewhat from their depression am
look like a fair inirchuse. on the bro.iks. Than
was another twist of tbo screw for Ootono
ribs und the manipulation intended to olhu
products fur near deliveries.
OIIICAUK. 111. . Sept. 21. 1U. . Lognii & Co. t
Duncan , llolllngor & Cu. : Dm who.it mar
kotouenod with a lU-ht buslno < ? at III'-4 ' to
Dccomber , A very lltl'o buying caused ;
steady udviinco to TiiliOn ome roall/.liig th
price dropped off to 70J.70Jo ( ! which brought !
homo fresh orders and It again adv.incod t
7il\i and 70'i. Thu cloi.ng pr.oe was 7ii ( ? nu
May tiy , MIICU wilting nur letter yesterdv
the posltlun Is unchanged. One or two mor
solid bound thinking men have Joined th
small b.md who believe wheat Is to
low and U a bate piuoliiiso fn
Investment. They Imvu acted on this oplnloi
and have been good buyers , Ono ar uniBii
for hJRliur prices Is that our stock of contrac
gr.ulo umojiits to " .S.UWJ bu. . one-third o
which couslhts of No. 1 old northern whlo
will comniaiid a premium of several cents
bushel , und thnrofnro Is not available on con
tracts. That rodiuos our stock 10 about I ,
DLW.HOJ bu. to III ! December contracts. Th
well I n formed men suv wo cannot draw an
No. 2 lure because It does not exist , \Voui
uroity coiilldeut II cannot be had from th
nuw spring crops and M > fur thu wlnti
states have uontrlbtiied little. This wit
the low prices causes the Dullish sontimen
und uiiill this chniifus. If It docs ohunze ,
will puy to buy. Corn otiunuil ut the lowei
point of the clay. At thu opening there ui
poured to be a good inuiiv buying orders un
the seller * were few , The line weather Is I
favor of thu maturity of tlm crop. Until It
secured the weather Is the Important facto
OulM kept steady , In provisions tlio oxolli
nient was In October ribs , which bold up I
i'.toz Wo uro friendly to the whole Hat i
Junuury products.
bTOOKb AM ) 1IOND1.
Cuiulderuble Activity 'u Developed I
Krcuritli' Vt < ( terduy.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 24. The day In Wall sire
was llttlo more limn the doting of a spocul
lion which has developed considerable a
tlvity In the stock market und served to mal
Ububbtaiitlul ro.icllon from the depress ! )
caused by the cholera bcare. There w
llttlo feature to Uio trading. The I
was ijulet and hold within narrow llml
throughout the day. except Louisville , wh i
wu kill ! prosed for s.iio und deullnod u fra
id lion. Gould'H brokers wcriT buyers of Ml
hour ) I'.icllio nud Toxiis I'aciflo. but the prc
burn upon the loader bottled tlio list awi
slowly until after the publication of the bai
statement , which aguln t > hotcd u slight yu
in ihunurplu * reserve.
.TUoouly really ttrous point lu the Hit w
\Vhcbllnir St Iuko Krlo prcforreil. whojo gain
WHS ! 4 per cent , IIPI , hut the Inlluenco of tliM
win more than offset by n drop of U per cent
In l.nckawnnna on vvfy lUht trndlng. 'Ihn
trading wns barren of foitttnu nnd the close
WHS steady with most olocks at oIlRht lo soi
from lust cventnu's flpolfs. llonds were ,
It nnythlng , mort nctlvo than tiounl , bat
whllo a firm tamper wns mnlnftlnod tlio
changes were few In number. The snlos wcro
jmi.ooi1 , of which West I'olnt lives contributed
gl.lU.OCOnml HcHdlnz thirds J10VOOO. The sales
nf stock were I.4.II shares listed and 0,135 un *
listed. Read tig furnishing 49.00. ) .
Uovornmcrt bonds bavo been dull nnd
steady. Stnlo bomU dull and steady.
The Post s.ivst A comparison of clly bunk
nnd t'nllid Mutes treiiRUrv holdings today
day with those at the opening of August ,
when iriMsury reserves were nt tholr low eun.
Illustrates the remark iblo chaimo which has
since como over the distribution of money ,
At thut tlmo It will bo remembered there was
a great outcry against the i.ctlon of the banks
In holding back culd certificate ! ) nnd throw-
London l < 'lnanciul Kuvlew.
ICopyrlifhted 1SW by Jniues Cordon lloanult.l
LONDON , Sept. 21.-Now ( York Herald Cable
Special to THE Hue. ] Thlb lias been a very
( inlet day on the Stock exchange , for iiot only
hiis Iho alleiinance of members been smaller
Ihiin usual on Saturday , bill Ihu fact of Ihu
aollh'inenl bolni : near tended to deter uporat-
ors from ciitoring Into new en-uiM'nieiits ,
1'unds are iinchutupd. while Indl.in
ruiico paper Improved 'ad. Home
railway securities close r.ither Irrom ar.
Oulimtotho very few dealings changes of
prices uro quite un morlanl. | ) Ameiican
railways met with a f.tir amount of attention
from Insldo opor.itors , and have boon toler
ably firm from opening to close , advices fiom
New Von : belli. : moio loasstirlng. LaUu
Shore leaves off l higher and most others
from'B to H. MUcollnneons securities have
been neglected. Beyond a fall of ! $
In Coats ditto preference and I'uars ordinary
they nre unchanged Money has been iiiltou |
drug. Short loans have been easily obtained.
The discount mnrUet has been iiilet. | THO
und three months' bills wore quoted at 1 to
1 1-10 per cent.
New i'ork Monny Market.
NEW YoitK , Sept. 24. MONKVO.V CALL Easy ,
with no loans , and closing oirercd' ut UVi per
cent.
I'ltiMi : McitCANTii.E I'APKH 4JiGj ; per cent.
STRIII.INO EXUIIANOE Steady at fl.b. > ; i for
sixty-day bills and J4.S7 for dcinnnd.
The closing niiotatlons on bonds ;
U. M. In rck' . . . Mutuiil Unlun Us. . . . Iiu
U. . 48 eouii . N. J. L1. Int. Cert _
L' . S. 4H" rex IOJ t.Nortu. 1'nciao Ists.
I'aclilciis of 'Hi. . . . 1U" Northern 1'nc. 2de. . .
l.oulslnnn st'licil it , 811 Nortlinestcrn Con. 137JI
Tenn. new BOtlla. . . . 101 N.V. . Con. Deb. is. . 105
Tenn. new 8ct.r > d. . . . 1UU ISt. 1 , . .VI M.Cen 5s 105biVa
Tonn. new setHs. . . . 75Hj S. U4.S. K. Gcn.M. . 10SI
Cannilu So.'ndi. . . . lui W tst. Taul Consols. . ISO
Oatr.il I'aclllc l t 11W Ht. I' . . O. & I' . laU . IIU
ID. A K. ( i. 1st 120 Tax. lM.O.Tr. UcH IIUSMC
Den , & It. (1. 4s SI Ti-x. 1MI. ( ; . Tr Hcts 31 <
Krle Vails 1UIH Union Pacific Uta. 11H1H
M. K. AT. lien. ( . . . West Shore . 10SH
JI.K. AT. ( Ion. is. . . It. U.V . VJ
bid. tasked.
HoHtou Stock Onotrttlons.
IlosTOK , Slass. , Sept. ' . ' 4. Tlio following nro
the closlns stock quotations :
Airli. &Top Calumet .V llecla. . . 27S
Huston .t Albany. . . Catalpa . . < . . 15
ihi Malao KtiU7 Prnnklla . 12
0. II. A. Q U7 Kcamirco . 10
Knetern II. It.Cv. . . 12V
Htchbiirt ; U. It Muitu I'e Copper. . . .
l.lttlo Hock A : M. S. . Tamarack .
MOFB. I en Annlftton l.anil Co. .
ilex Con. coin 14 ! . , llOHtcin Kami Co , . . . 6
N. V. A N. Knitlund. 37k Went I ml I.anil Co. 17
-V. V. A.N. U. 7a. . . . 120 Hell Telephone . 203
Old Colony liiinikon More h . 17
Win , Ccn.eoia Cont. Jl . 17u
Allouer Jl.Co. ( uu\\ ) N. K. b .
Atlantic II. Is , II. C .
llomoti A. Mont. . .
Kan rrnnoUco Mining Qnotiillons.
I'ltANClSCO , Unl. , Sept. 24. The ofllolal
ooinx limitations for mining btocUs today
\\uro as follows :
Altn ra llono lij
llulwer : to Nnvnjo 10
llcst A llolchor. . . . . ' . ' ) Ojihlr 325
lloiiluCon < K > t'ulosl 115
Chol'nr ' 120 JIIVPKC 245
Con Cnl. & Vu 4'JO Morra Ncvailu 270
Crown I'olnt 185 Union ton 110
liould , v Uurry ITJ Utah 60
llulo A. Norcrosa. . . UJ Vcllow Jacket 140
Mexican 225
Ne' r York Mining < { ii tiitlons.
New YOIIK , Sept. 2.I. The following uro the
closing mining quotations :
Choler , 115 Ontario J'.lX )
Crown Point I7J I'lyniouth 40
Con. Cal. A Va 4iiO Merra .Nurada 2i4l
Dcailwooil 250 Maiulard 1200
( iouhl A Curry. . . . Kil Union Con VOO
llalu A NoroTosi. . . 310 Vullow Jacket 25
lloiucstake , , , no ) Iron hllver ( > oJ
Inilependonco , . . , 5 Quick Hllver 300
.Mexican ' . ' . ' 5 ilo preferred liW
North Mar , I.5J itulwor 'M
' asked.
St. I.mil Mlllliii ; ntorlt * .
ST. Iouis , Mo. . SopU SI. Tlio following quo'
tatlons were made on the Mining oxcliunut
today :
Htock Did. AbUi'l. nloik. : Hid. Asked ,
Kllnabeth . . . . 47K 1'at Murphy , . . 02 U.l
( iranlto M. . . . 7UJ Small Jloucn. . tU
I'lllilnrnil .Notes.
IlAi.TiMOiit : , Md. , Bopt , 24. Clearings , Ji'.ail ,
NEW ORLEANS , La. , Sept , ' . ' < . Cloarlncs
II.IM.1) ! ! .
I'Aitis. Sept. 24. Three per cout rontos , 93 ;
OTSic for tlio account.
rim.Am.i.i'iiiA I'u. fceot.
, . . 21-Olo.irlir-s
Jii.oyo.iw.1 > : baiancoi , i.aii.7'i. :
J/M)0.v. ) Hunt , -j ) . Amount of bullion Koni
Into tlio llnnk of ICiuliuul on O.Uanueb today
MEMPHIS. Tonu. , Sept. 91. New York ex
cbiinzo s llliiK ul tl.SU. Uluurlius , ilMG'JU
bill uncos , ( JI/JI4.
NEW YOIIK. Sopt. SL-OlnarlnxB. 1103.880,021
balances. tl,5S9T4S. 1 M r the \vccL % clcurln .H
Hia.lWt.iaii baluncos , $2.i.O.Wllu.
fir. Louis. Mo. . Sept. 21. Olo-irlnzH , $ l. : i | .
OM ; baUnco * . J.TIU.VHa. Exchanco on Nov
Yorkoffoied at par , 75o discount i Id ,
liOBTON , Mass. . riupt. ' , ' ! . Dlonrlius , 113,811 ,
; c.'l : bulaucoa. tlfiU.i.lMoney , 4 per cent
Kxoliuniioon Now York l'.io to I5o discount ,
QC1NCINNATI. O. , Bopt.'l.Monoy , as5i8 po
cent. Now Yonc oxchanvo. pur. Oiourliici
. ' ,2UI,01vi for tlio WOOK. 14.iH..Oi : ; for corru
spondlnx wooU last your , II2,877,8M.
CHICAGO , III. , Sopt. 24. Money firm am
uuchiiDKod ut Wiio per cent for both time un
call. Ulciirlngn. tlU.42li.4. : 1'or the week , tlOI.
B74.02a Now York oxcIiuiiKo , Me discount
Sterling cxchunfo dull and iinclnn.'ed a
tl.B U for sixty-day bills and Jl.b'jji for bUh
drafts.
_
1,1 VK hTOCKMAHKKTd. .
1'iivoniblo Conilllloiu NiirrouiiilliiB the Cal
tl Tr.ule HOBS Still Uncertain.
OklAlu , Sept. 84. Kucolpts of all kinds <
block tlio punt eok Imvu boer > fulrly 1 1 hum
uucl iniiko u very respect uhlo showlnp con
part'd wild the week previous nud tlio con 01
pending week luat yu.ir. The rocoid Is i
Outt'e. lloce. Bhoo
Itccolpta this week . JU.ni'j 2Ub74 in. I
Iteoolpta lust week . 1J.UCJ S ,616 H.O
Same week lust year. . . lU.Utl ) 10&i5 ll.B
Notwlthatunalni ; au lucroui.0 lu the cult
'IMPROVEMENT ' THE ORDER OF THE AGE. "
n T H J EMIER.
Did anyone mention anything The increasing business of
about TYPEWRITERS ? the Smith Premier Typewriter
What is a Typewriter ? Company has made it neces
Well in order to answer this sary for them to build an
question satisfactorily to allex ADDITIONAL FACTORY
amine the SMITH PREMIER which will give employment to
And you will see whnt n typewriter -
900 men bygjanuary i , 1893 ,
writer can bo inudo to do and the
and a daily output of
IMPROVEMENTS which have
been niudoon Uio old machines , 12S MACHINES.
"We court inspection and PROPER MECHANICAL
comparison -with other ma CONSTRUCTION and the
chines and therefore there is best of materials , assembled
nothing to hinder anyone from , by expert mechanics , in the
fully satisfying themselves as finest equipped factory in the
to our claims of world , show conclusively , to
the unprejudiced , that this ma
chine is the most durable and
SUPERIORITY
has more improvements.
THE OFFICE
Smith
-IE
Has not
Sot the Copy for
Writ'ng For But Elf.oon is Today Maoblncs Years No. 16091/ *
THE
Premier Farnam Street ,
And by its "W
M my VaU a'alo asd
Ptactica1 vomonta
Impr
Telephone 1284.
Leads a 1 Otho s and
Is now
Boat Experts '
To the only A'TBIAL
True Model
Of a
Typewriter MEANS A
i % L * n
' "Country Patrons Address The 'War Department order for 15O
THE SMITH C'OWIPANY. PREMIER TYPEWRITER SMITH PREMlERTYPEWRITERSwas
16091/2' Farnam St. , given after a decision by government
OMAHA , - NEB. MECHANICAL EXPERTS.
rcr-elpti this week compared with last of over
T.o'o head and eouiparod with a year R o of
about 4MU ) head , the market lias oxporleuL'til
no particularly noteworthy chin : e olt7r r for
liottor or worse. In fact , the trailo
> ias been monotonoimly stoidy tnruuKb-
out. As usual , at this tlmo of this year , tlio
market has boon hut indifferently supplied
with Kood beef cattle , either nutlvo * or
westeins. but the avidity with which the few
choice bunches offered were snapuud up nud
the very respectable Osures they brought
showed how strong the market really
was on Ibis clasj of stuff. Coinfed
natives have sold loadlly as lilsn as
$ I.UOand.i.lO. and thera bavo bcon plenty of
western cattle hero that brotmht from W.oO to
JibO. In eenoral prices were well maintained
on all desirable otTertrue. On the other hand ,
with such liberal offerings there was nat
urally a tendency to noRloct tbo common and
Inferior cattle , and holders of this class
of stuff reported the market moro or lo = s
dull und unsatisfactory all week , nltliouch
prices show little or no olianso compared
with u week ago The fooling throughout has
uccn rather firm tlun otherwise.
In thu butchers' stock and caunor line the
tendency has bcon to hotter prices , urterlnps
have not been as liberal as miKbt
huvo been expected , consldcrlm ; the
blB Incrcaso In iccelpts , , and it Is
mainly on this account that prices have de
veloped the stronKth they lm\o , The market
Is not really stroiu yi't. but It Is n blK Im
provement over last week on nil the bettor
trades. Cuiinersof course lire still too freely
offered to admit of uny material Improvoinont
The htookcr nnd foo-lor trade lias been char
acterized by Kreat activity , and uctwlth-
Btnndlng the very liberal supplies the sharp
udvaiicoof the week orovlous has been well
maintained. Good , smooth steers of wolslit
ana nunllty uro snapped up at court Uiii.es ,
und while trudo In ihe undorwelplit htiiff Is
occasionally a trilloslow , anything ut all oe-
cent doesn't bavo to o bc inK very Ions for
" ijaUIe"Soff'orliia were rather Inrsor than
usual for a Saturday , and to put It "illdly the
iiuullty was decidedly Indifferent. Tliero wai
the very uood uenorul demand that wo hove
liad all week nnd sellers lind lit
tle dlflloulty in ( llcposlni of desirable
or useful stock satisfactorily , but when
It came to the "betwixt und between"
cattle cattle not good enoush for beef und
too good tor feeders the trade was rather
slow. A bunch of half-fat 1.2S5-1U. steers
brought ta.S.'V. The westerns sold ut ull sorts
of prices at from J2.3iro tUU. but the yards
were pretty well clenroddy ths close ,
C'ows and mixed utopK sold nt Eoncrnlly
stronger prices , the oxmmio range lining froni
tl.uu lof.MS. The bulk of thu fair to Kood
stuff sold nt from H.7Q , to & 2.10. Hulls , oxen
und stags were KcnorAlly unchunucd , solllni ;
ut from * I.I5 : toLMU. Catves were lu moderate
supoly , fair demand , arid ilrni at from J..OJ to
Thestocker nnd fcoflqr.trnde wns not overly
ively-It never Is nnbuturduy ; but whllu
thiiru was not uvoryMfid country demand.
thu regular dealers wcrbUll 'ooJ buyers , und
prices hold linn on 'eVcrythinc desirable.
IteprcBentatlvo Balesl : li
_ UIIKSSKOUUEf.
No. Av. I'r. No. AVU'r. No. Av , I'r.
7. , 1237 a is au.ita ia 85 i.r.iK > 400
COWK ;
S , , 818 1 00 a..llft ( 1 < ! 5 4.,1020 175
1. . OiO 1 00 04S-1 ' 23 , . 1MJ 180
1 25 10 , . Ml 1 60
1 25 6 , . IX1,1 ) ! 70 M , . i-'JI 210
1 4'J 10. , 008 , 1 7J 5 , . WO 2 n
1 . U5I 1 fcO 7.,1050 1 75 10..1UUI 230
2 , .1135 1 50 7..1.&S' 1 75 1 ,1'JCO 240
10. , U21 1C5 a. M3 1 75 17..1U7U
IIUIKEHB.
30. . Wl 1 55 15. , 587 1 45 11 , , 850 2S5
CALVES.
1. . 2fiO S 00 1. . 340 2 25 I , . 152 425
2. , 245 200 3. . 123 4 01) )
11111.1,3.
1. 1300 1 35 1..12CO 1 75 O..I178 200
' . ' , , 1115 1 f > 0 1..11UJ 1 UJ 1..I710 200
1.14'tO 1 (15 ( 4..1U45 1 W J..1IW 225
1..1610 1 03
OXEN ,
2..1415 SCO
BTOCKEI18 AND FEEUKIIS.
1. . 630 3 03 u.10ll 2 45 1 , , 9D SCO
1 , . UXl 225 15. . WO 2 .SO ] . , UJO 05
u. . Wi3 2LO a. . COO 2.V ) 7..10W 275
3. . bsj 2U : 11. . 740 250 1'.1J5'J
AVtSTKIIX CATTLE.
No.b . Av. I'r. No. Ar. I'r.
b btecrs..1201 fi CO
COl.OIUUO CATTI.K.
Btr tlp..vrjO 1 00 6 feeders. . , UOfl 2SO ,
blcurii.lAil 2 61 U .lccrj..lU 7 27J
5 ilocrs. . . 014 275 1 Blocr 1210 310
3 "leers .1101 3 10 I steer 147J 310
5 steers . 1S31 31) ) 4 steers. . .1147 510
2 steers . . 1220 310 1 steer. . . . .U'JO 310
1 Bteor. . . . KI.'O 310 2 sluois..lor,5 , 310
4 steers , . . .1150 3 10 1 steer. . . . 1KU 310
1 steer. . . . .1480 310 1 ov 11)110 2bO
13 sleorj. . . .1135 310 l.Vstr * . UK .1284 221
3 feeders. .1010 225 1 ox 1-JJ 250
32 feeders. 1041 2 75
WYOMING CATTLE.
NEW MEXICO CATTI.K.
25 cows 778 1 70 : il cows S9J 200
4 cows b)5 ! ) 2 DO
lions The hos market lias been very un
even throughout thu oiitlro weok. Governing
conditions liuvo not changed materially , but
thu fcolliif ? Is ono ot unertulnly , I'ueker.i'
Blocks nro un unknown iiii.ntlty | ; coun-
Irv biipplles aru also enllruly a mai
ler for coiijocluro , but thu course of the
prov.hlon market Is the fo.ituro about
which thcro Is the most uncoita lily. Under
Iho ulrcumst.inccB , w.th dealers all alsca , tlio
course of prices for the present Is almost en
tirely a question of receipts at the lend-
In U inurxots. lleyond lluctuullonlons wllhln
a 15o lo 25o ran.o , prices are not a
grout dciil different from a week uxo I'er-
naps Iho most noteworthy fo.ituro of the bog
trade at present U the blR Incroabe In the
averIKO nelKlilol tlio olfcrlnxs. The avorauo
weight of bo/a for Iho third week ot foploin-
ber was 24s Ibs. , or about 15 Ibs. heavier
than a month 111:0 : , With this Incrimso
In the niimher of heavy liogs offered there
has como a corrcbiioiiillnKly Improved de
mand for tlio Unlit and butcher uuluht stun" '
und IhobO uro soiling rolatlvoly butter than
Iho heuvlor wolxhtn. Until within the labt
few duys.liowovor , Iho runeeot prices has boon
very n.irrow , 1'aoUcrs have been buurinn
down on thu rough , heavy and "sowey" hos
ot late and prices bavo given way badly nn
those grades.
The week closed with u very fair supply.
There were nearly twice ab muiiy hogs here us
labt Saiurd.iy but ihoiiualltv us n whole was
nothing extra. With a Kood fresh
meal , shipping und speculative do-
mum ! the market opened steady on
good Iliilit and butcher weight hugs
und on the bebt heavies with sales lur ol.v ut
from 5 20 lo t.VUO. Packers worn very bearish
from start lo finish , and utter tirucnt fresh
meat and shipping orders bud boon filled
the ur rkot ruled 60 to lOo lower on
ull but the very bout IIOKS , ( Cough
heavy und mixed puckers bold from II.W1J to
tt.15 , anil were slow Milu ut thut. Most of the
hoc * selling ut $5.20 or better were moro or
less sorted , the rouah heavy ends and throw-
outs selling at from 11.73 to $1.85. Kvorythlnx
sold , the pens being cleared before noon.
Bales wore largely at from C .05 to f-'i.UJ.
against * U5 to (5.25 Kilday. The general
average of prices pild was 15 iftit , ugulnst
S..u'i Kr duy und $ : > .lDii lust tJuturuuy. Iti-p-
rcbcntutlve silica :
ins AND notion.
13 . 200 80 4 f 5
SHKKP Tlioro was one frnsh load received.
The market WIIB steady nun the pens cleared
early. Fair to peed nativeJ .Vjffl 50 :
fair to coed wcHterns $ > .25OJ.15 ; common and
stock sheep. II.-Yit3.2ri ; good to choice 40 to 1KI-
11) . , lambb , tlUO4.75. Representative sales :
No. Av. I'r.
31)4 ) N. M. wethers 74 } 3 75
210 Hull wctherd , 115 4 UG
IlcrolptH unit DlHpohltiiin of Stock.
Ofllclal receipts and disposition of stock nr
shown by the books ot the Union Stock Yards
coiiiiuny for the twenty-four hours eudlui ; ut
5o'clock p , m. , September',1 ! , lb'J2i
IIUCKII'TH.
IIIHI'OSITION .
mrvnitx. CAT1I.K. I1OOS.
Uniahn I' S fiS
TlioU. II , Hammond Co. . 11IJ ( fiSS.I . 210
rinlft A I'D 4111
The Cuilahy I'nckhiK Co . CI4
J. I' . Bqulrcs , llontull
Wliltii I' . A I )
Andrew Unas , . ,
Hjiec. , Mipprs. ami Keert'rs 11.15
Leftover ilOO
Tot.iL. t.-ia
ClucaRu l.lvo Stock .Market.
CHICAGO. 111. , Sept. SI ( Fpoolal Telegram to
Tin : IlKK. ] The Kvcnlng Journal reports :
OATTI.E Uecolpts , 4,500 head : Hhlpments ,
I.5UU ; market stu.id/l Hulk on innrkel Texas ;
business light ; no oliuiue In prices ; good lo
prime nutlvni , tl.7.Vfi > 5.vO ; no extra on sule ;
others , * ] .U.VIM.25 : TOXUHH , n'.55i ; .H5 ; rangers ,
DVOasS : COWH. . ' .2.Vfi.75.
UOOB Itoculpts , 14,000 bond ; shipment1 ! .
0,000 head ; market trlllo stronger ; rough
und common , JI.UJlW.K ) ; puckers und mixed ,
l.i. 15ft ' " . ' - ' . " ) : prime heavy and biitcliers' weights ,
t5.355.55 ; prime luht , I5.40.it5 45.
HIIEKIHocelpts , 1.AJO head ; shlpmnnts ,
none ; inarKol steady ; no clmngo In prices :
natives , iJ.OJ445.25 ; lamliH , J4,7.5.75.
Kiiiuim City l.lvo atook Market ,
KANSAH OITV , Mo. , Bopt. 24 , QATTIB Ho
celpts , AOJ < ) ; Blilpments , 2,3DU : iiiiiruet tin-
chiin-'cd : shlppliiK btecrs. ti.K < 2 > 'i.m ; Texan
and Indlun steers , i2.00 < &v.l5 ; cows. tl,20i42.2Ji
slooKers and feeders , I'-.dXii'J.W.
Uoos Iloceipts , b.8 0 : shlpmcnu , tOO ; market -
ket .S3IOo lower , closing IQo lower ; bulk of
sales. * 5.004t51S.
tiiiuup Uecolpts. 800 ; shipments , 1.5"0 : mar-
kei ( ju.ot und steudy ; uinttons ,
A ( Jholent Scare.
A reported outbreak of cholera at Hoi'
metta , N. J. , created much exolloinout lu
tbatrlclnii.T. InvcstlKatlon showed I hat tbo
disease was not cnolora. but a violent d.vson-
tory , which Is almost as lorero und danger
ous us otiolera. Mr. Walter Wlllara , a
prominent inurchnnt of James bur , two
miles from ( lelinotta , ays Cuumberlaln'a
Cello , Cbolora and Dlarrtiaui Ueincdy tins
Hlven grout satisfaction In the most sovord
cases of dvsuntery. It It certainly ono of
tlio best things ever mado. For sale by
druggists. _ _
Tlio Hluvo Kxplodml.
Wtilla Mrs. Joieph Hell of 2111 South
Thirteenth street was preparing breakfast
yen tor Jay tlio Kasollno btovo exploded
tbrowlcR tbo buruliif lluld over her face uud
clothing ,
The woman wax torlouily ourced , but will
recover with nothing tnoro serious than
uscarrod faco.
Tbo lire department was oalloj , but the
flames had been oxlinguishod before tba
trucKs arrived.
STUHT'S SMAKT SCHEME.
Ilo rorcstulloil the Connrll liy Laying it
Walk Alter Midnight.
Ernest Stuht bus nn ulrti that bo is
about tno largest man in town. Ho fco
that ho has scored a point on the city coun
cil. Vriday night the coiinclljuassed a rostJu.
tlon ordering J.V. . Furnas & Son
to discontinue layuif ? n pcruiuncut
walk , twenty-two loot wldo , iu front
of Ubarles P. Birkott's property ou Mason
street.
Stuht was present when the resolution was
idoptod. Ilo at once lolt the room , woke up
.ho Furnasos whopot out tboirKUDRs of sidewalk -
walk layers anil nt daylight voitorday morn-
Inpr the walk was down.
Shortly after 8 o'clock the chairman of the
Board of Public Wonts sent hla clerk to
servo a copy of the resolution on
Funms. When ho reached the point
where ho expected to find men nt
work ho discovered nothing but fcJtuht and a
completed walk , btuht wu dancing about
and ontcrinining a crowd of pcoplo by toll-
inp thorn how bo had KOI ahead of the coun
cil and all of the city departments.
Cliolera
When properly treated us soon as the first
symptoms appear , cholera can nuarly always
ho cured. The patient should RO Immediately
to bed and remain as quiet as possible. Send
for u physician , but wbilo awaiting bis
arrival iako Uhatnborlalu's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Ucmoay In double doses uflor
ouch oporatlon of the bowels moro than
natural. If there lu sovcro pain or cramps
take It in double doses every ilftoon minutes
until roilovod. This remedy has boon usou
with great HUCCCSS In seven epidemics of
dysentery that wcro uliuost as severe and
dangerous us cholera , and if used as directed
a euro 1s almost certain. 1C very fainllv should
havoaW-cont boltlo at bund roidy for iu-
btaut use. After the disease is under control
castor oil must bo taken to cleanse tba
system. No other physio or substitute- will
do In place of castor oil. For sale by drug
gists ,
Oiutoin lloimi ) Iti'i'clptn ,
Followlnu- the receipts of the Omaha
custom bouse for the week ending Soptora-
bor W : 440,000 pounds tin plutn for CuJaby
Packing conipany from Swansea , Wales ;
4U.UOO pound tin plates for K-jctor-WIlholiny
company from Hwunsoa , Wuluv ono cabn
dross tnminliiKs for Morsa Ur/ Goods coin-
puny from Purls ; ono caao cigars for Max
Meyer & Co , from Havana.
"Lain to boa ana euny to rise will shorten ,
the road to your horce In too ekloj. But
early to boa and "Llttlo Barly UUer."tna
pill that nuifou ilia longac und better anl
wiser.
TltK UlJ.VI/rV MAIJKKT.
TNSTUUMENT8 placed on record Bopt. 21 ,
WAIUIASTV DKBDS ,
S A Bmltli to B A Ji-nuou , lot 8 , N J
Smith's plnco. . , t 2,000
O K Kyun and liusbiind to same , lot U ,
' ' ' ' ' " ' '
\V .1 Wugon'or'uu't ! wlfo'l'iiii j"J'riiVt'Voti (
Us-ml u , block I. Van lluoren UoUhU 700
U 1 > Hewur.l to Iliuli MoMonlxle , lot .a
hock ! 4 , 1'otler iV C'obb's add to bouth
Umaha , , , , . . fiOO
Nor.i Alstadt nnd liiibb.ind to Titkor it
Allen , s 47 feet lots 1 und . ' , block 'J.
Uiimpbell'H add , , , , , 'J.OOO
T II llcaly to M ry llealoy , n ii lot : ) ,
blocKll' ' , tioutli Omaha 1
QUIT CLAIM niiii. : : !
Jacob Klaiiim and wife to Jacob ICeller ,
lVxIG5 ! feel com at P1525 feet sof nucor
ai-is-ia. . , , , , , . i
DEl'.IIS ,
Adam Huydor. county trouvtlror , to U I )
( Jarvlil , lot 23. liluuic 17 , ItoJforU I'luce
- to same , lot 11 , mme . ,
Total atuouutol transfers , . , , , "e..SJl