THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , UESPAY SEL3T.EMBEIl 1 , 1801 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Went Booming and Scored a Very
Substantial Advanco.
SENTIMENT OF TRADE MUCH CHANGED.
Session of tlio Diiy PuH of Kxoltcmcttt
nnd nil Opnralors DlNplnycd
H Shorts Hnvo a
I/lvoly Soriiinlilc.
OIIICAOO , III. , AUK. 3 ! . Wlientwont booming
ngnln tonny nnd nttliotou llsuro of tlio ses
sion scored nn ndvnneo of noirly ; 5o cninpnrctl
with tlio cloiliiB iirlco of Saturday. The sen
timent of the trudo was o.xactly tlio rovorso'of
Unit whleli provallcd lutt wcok. The chuiixo
was duo to the hliflior cables and bad wualhor
In Knitl.ind and tlio Itimgfirlun report sliow-
InKa shortaKOof from 13:1,000,001 : to IJ5.OOi.000
bushels lit the world's wliont crop and of 3.V5-
000,0 0 to 287'JOO ' 000 bushels In the rye crop.coin-
parcd with the iivorago ylold. The spsilon was
one full of oxeltomont nnd the nervousness
displayed by operators bordered on that
shown dnrliiK the recent rapid advance when
wliont sold up to It.II.
Many operators went hnavily short during
tlio dot-lino of the latter part of last wenk and
at the opening thH inornliig they wtiro olutcli-
Ing frantioally at the heated rungs of the Uro
escape. The searo.l short. It was said , was
I'ardrldKC , the big bear whu retired from the
pit nftur making loslnss In the other advances
reckoned In Huven ll ures. Now York and St.
Louis were heavy buyers. Doeomlw opened
oxeltcd. with anywhere between ll.OOJj nnd
I1.0H4 paid In dliroroilt parts of the pit , ugalnst
00'io atthooloso on Hatunlay , and as the
local trade was largely short there was the
liveliest kind of scrambling to get tlio tnoitgro
olTcrlncs whi'ii tcit'lotod at the advance.
Kvurvthlng In slclit olTnred at those
Hgiiif'S was Hiiatrhed with Iho greatest
iietlvlty and SI.OI ! { being Immediately
bid. A big business wnsdono at tliu higher
quolittlond named. There were some tow
miles nt $1.0 f , and one or two as hlsli as Jl.UJ
before sullois cainu forth In sulllclont num
bers to cause nny reaction. The call prices
having thus early In the day been reached ,
RfllliiL' nualiisl tlicsi ! privileges beeamii the
order of the moment , and In the course of the
next fifteen or twenty minutes the prlco was
buntun back to if l.00 ! { .
Henry Tnwnor. trad ng us Humsoy Itro. . has
been unfortunately heavily handicapped by
some long time prlvllores ho had sold. It be
came known aliout the time of the decline
last noted und the buying In 11 lot of
wheat duo lo Hint , en use st.irlcd another
tip-turn , diirlnir which the prleo rose briskly
to fl.rr.'Vi. After another reaction to
Jl.OI ? ; the price shot up once more , touching
( I.OIl'i on a rumor that thc'VIenna congress of
continental millers and grain merchiintsmado
the world's crop even more heavily short , than
the figures given by the Iliinirarlan govern
ment estimate. The must of the cablegrams
received concernliiK the figures of the Vienna
congress were unlntolllglhlo. Some statedllio
result as showing a di'lloiency of 600OUi.OOl :
bushels of wheat and rye together ; others
cuvotho deficiency separately at lO.OOO.OUi ) of
wheat and : ciluOO.U.U bushels of rye ,
but the tr.ido was ready primed for
a bullish Interpretation of the re
port and continued to bid fair for
llecembei , until the price was up to1.0l ? .
The receipts of l.UG'J ears of wheat here , rMS at
Minneapolis , 1ST atDiiluth and over aw.ono
bushels nt St. Louis was dlsrcgatdcd In the
excitement , of taklns In short wheat. The
roaring of Iho c Iscomdttcd bears was kept up
by HID closing c'ibles showing In addition to
the opening advance quoted from Liverpool ,
nnd the buying continued with great eneriry
to the close , the Inst trading prlco being $1.01 ,
a not advance since Saturday of 4-Xc.
Corn was also a .source of discomfort to the
boars. It , did not Immediately respond lo tlio
excited advance In wneat at the start but It
could not wholly Ignore it. so that notwith
standing the recolptof 1.IKW cars , of which
1,011 ! were of the contract grade , the market
open stiong at advances on Saturday's clou-
Ins price nun Wrth many Irregularities up
and down and hardly for a second stationary
the prlco advanced above the opening
figures from -c to'ic ' and finally closed
with a net gain of 2'e , TiS'io being the latest
tradlnc urlco fur October-
The lluctuatlons In oats were narrow until
near the clo.su when a few orders came In and
the market took iiulto a spurt , as sellers were
very scarce. The last prices were the highest
mndo and show an advance of : mo to lo since
Saturday. The largest quantity of rye that
over came on this market arrived today , but
values were well maintained us a wood deal of
It had been sold to arrive. Kccelpt were : i. > 7
cars. 11 of which uradcd No. L' . Sales were
from Mo lo SSWe. with the hulk of the transac-
Olons at SSc , The close w.ib : Cash , Ssc ; Sep
tember , 874c ? ; October , f > Sc.
b'i'lie heavy Increase In the visible supply of
wheat , corn and oats had no visible weaken
ing cilTect on those markets. The receipts of
hogs were about as expected and the prlco re
ported from the yards was about sto.idy.
Thorn was nothing , therefore , but the por-
turhod condition of the shorts In corn to dis
turb the provision trade , nnd In anticipation
of heavy deliveries tomorrow on September
contracts , those h.ivlni ; bought of those were
changing them Into later deliveries. This
changing was the whole feature of the day's
business , and nt the close orlccs , tliouirh
higher than on Saturday , wore not. signifi
cantly so. N
The leaning futures ranged as follows :
OoilN No. 2 , ( VlJiO
OATH Na ' . ' , 2so ; No. 3 white , 30(23Io ( ;
No. 3 white , 2iUiOe. !
ItVE-No. 2. Mo.
IlAiti.KV No. 2 , KVSfino ; No. 3 , 45Co ; f. o. b. ,
No. 4. 3Kai50c ! , f. o. b.
KI.AXMKKH No. I. Jl.OH5Ol.02.
TIMOTHY SKKD-I'rlnio. 41.2301.24 ,
I'OIIK Mess uork , per barrel , } IO.OO10.05 ;
lard , per uwt , , M.U2i'i.G1 ! ( ; short ribs sides
( loose ) . ? > i.7.VT l.R5 ; dry salted Hhoulders
( bo\edl , } n.20iiiG,25 ; short clear nidus ( boxed ) ,
I7.25ti7.50.
WIIIHKEV Distillers' finished goods , per sal ,
BuoAiis Unchanged ; out loaf. Kb > * ie.
Itccelpls and shipments today were as fol
lows ;
On thu produce oxchaiiKO today the buttnr
market xvas ; fancy Kltlii creamery , 22ii4
23o ; ( Inn western. 18K'.1M ; line dairy. a
18o ; ordinary , I2fflllo. KSK i
Now Vork
NKW YOUK , AUK , ai. I-'i.ouii Hccolnti , 2I.9JI
paukiiKes ; o.xports , 5.0IW barrels. .VSuS s'tcksj
Irregular , mixlerate business , closing llrm ;
sales , ' . ' .l.li.VJIiurrolH.
WIIKAT Hccelpts , 057.70J bushels ; exports ,
mi , ' . * : ! ? bushels ; sates. 10,1170,000 biishuls of fu
tures and 1KI.WO bushels of snot , hipot market
tilKhen niillons , fair trade ; No. a. red , Il.lKl dft
1.001' In elevator : * l.07 ® l.l.iii ulloat ; 1,07.S4
1.11S f. o. b. : No. Il red , tt.OMi&l.oo ; ungraded
red , ( l.OtvQil.lA ; No. I northern to arrive , Jl. HI ;
No. 1 hard to arrive. tl.lU. Opthms ad
vanced fully -"iit iio with shari ) ma
nipulation and attempts to frighten
the shorts by all sorts of wild
reports , however , direct inlluencoi were
lilk-her cables and Inmo clearances via C'hl-
ca\i > , the Vienna congress report as to the
horUino of the world's supply. There was
also it failure nt Chicago In the short side. A
llirht reaction of ! 4iUo camoabout ; elosliij ;
at SS I'ie over Saturday" No. U red , August ,
11,0'JWai.O.siij September. II.Otml.W,4 , '
inK tlU < Ji ! ; Outober. * l.01HiG,1.10 i ,
ll.lfl'i ; NovemUor , JI.IOa-ial l.r. ' ? .
fl.l'J I December , ijl.loai.IUJJ , oiotii.n . ,
Jiiiuinry , tl.U'iWI.ll.'i ' , closliul.ll' ; Kebru-
ary. tt.U'jliil.Ki ! . . clOilnK * I.15 , ' ; May , < l.r"
.
Itvil'Irnu western , WolJl.OO c. I. f. ; itate ,
1 1. 1 Mil. 10.
Stooksof ( train store and afloat August 0 :
Wheat , 2.7Sl.kM ( ; corn , 21Utwo ; oats. 3IO.UM ; rye ,
275lU4 ; innlMK.awt ; barley , : pous , 0,007.
lUui.KV .MAI.T Dull.
( -ltccollU8.'l07 , , " > OObusliclsc.\piirts,17rJ2 ;
bushuls ; sales. 1,1)71,000 ) bushels ot futures
und 7'W)0 ) Uuiholsof Hpot. Spot stronger , mod'
oratoly active ; Na 2 , Tw" . o In elevator ; 75.'tf70o
ntloat ; ungraded mixed. T'J'.iiiTUo. ' No. 2 white ,
Tic. Opiums llrm at U < ul' ) < o advance with
wheat und covurlnir of shorts ; AtlRUst
>
O7' oi Novumbur ,
ccouibtr , lo < luit
MJJct .lauilnry , 577tc , closing B7'ci ' { May.
MWKl'ie. ' closing. V > ic.
OATS Hccolpts , 10.1,000 hinhel : exports. 41-
KO Ijii'dieN ; salu , 220.00J bllshol.s of futures
and iilAK : ( ) ImslieU of spot , Snot tuiirkot
weaker , modor.itolv active ; options ,
lower , closing Rteadyj September , SlyS iVtc.
cUwlntr.'IVtc ; Octnlmr , iiVittt'lc ' ; oiosluR 35HO !
pot No. 2 wh to , niU iM'io : mlxod western ,
WW7o ! whlto wustorn , 3S'iailoNa ' : 2 Chicago.
WtVW.ic.
IIAV Qitlot. firm ; pooJ to cliolco , " .vawc.
lloi'S Wunk nnd dull ; state ) common to
choice , irvai7cs Pacific coast , I4S17C.
UorrKK-Uptloiisopcndl Irregtilarat 10 points
up to 15 down , closed steady nt5 to 25 points
down ; sales 21,700 liam. Including September
tlA.aVil.VM ( | October. 3ll.loail.ftii November.
tViXWA.ttii December. Jii20i5l3.ll : : ! January ,
$12. ! .W riOO ; March. 112.9 , ) ; May , 8I2.HJ ; spot
Ulo dull ; nominal fair cargoes , ID.Uc ; No. 7 ,
liliic.
HudAli Haw , dull and steady ; rofliied
firm , llrm demand ; f.ilr rollnlns. .10 ;
W test , 3 MM ; rullned , llrm and fairly
act I vi' .
MoiiAssiiS Now Orleans , quiet und steady ;
common to fiiuoy , 2f < ( t'l2c.
Htcu Klrni nn < l ( | iilot ; domestic , fair to
extra. 5'ii"ei ! ' .lap.in , 5lfi ( c. ,
I'p.Titoi.KUM yulot and lower ; crude. In
Inirrcls. Parker's , f5.il5 : crude. In hulk. f.05 ! :
rollned Now York. JH.IVM.55 ( ; Phlladolphla and
llaltlmore , f'I.i5flG..Vl ' : ; Phlladolphla and Ilnltl-
tnoro. In hulk , tl.uuai.Ki ; United closed atfil'ic
for September.
CoTTDNSticit Oil/ Unlit crude olT grade , nt
324W4C.
' 1'Ai.i.ow Weak ; city ( $ . ' .00 for packings ) , * U
ttl Ki-lfie.
KOHIN Klrni and quiet.
Tinii'KNTi.NK Firm nnd dull ; ftiyaOTyu.
Knos I'lrmor ; western. 17'/iJltic ' ( ; recolpts ,
2,475 piekases. , _
I'OIIK IJini and etoady ; old mess. 810.005
10.75 ; now mcs3 , ll.5 ai2. < , b ; oxtr.i prime , $10.25
® in.75.
( Jtrr MEATS-I'lrm and quiet.
iMinm.iM Qtilutiiml firm.
LAUD Steady and iiiilct ; western steam.
J7.00 ; sates , I.IOJ tiorens at fj.07ljfl7.0'l ; opt.lou
sales , 2,750 tlcrce-t ; sente'iiher. ' JI.D-1 bid ; Oc-
lober. Hti7@0.'lU ; closln ' . tr.K ( ) bid ; November ,
17.10 ; December , . { 7.1037.18 ; eloslns , S7.I8 ; .Inli-
uary. J7.32.
ItUTTKit Quiet , llrm : western dairy. I2le ;
western creamery. 15TiXlie { ! ; western factory ,
12'UII'ie ' ' ; KlBliiM. aKJ-JUJe.
CIIKESK Quiet , firm ; western , & 33c ; part
skims , 4ft"e.
PKI luox Quiet , unchanscd ; American ,
. . .
C'ol'i'Kll-Dull ; lake. September , J12.25 ,
I.BAII Steady ; domiMtlc. $1.50.
Tm Kiisuttlodi str.tlls. f..i.iio.
KIIIIHIS : Oily
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . AUR. 31. Ki.otnt l-'lrrn ,
aetlvo ; patcnti2.l5'a2.50 { ; extra fancy. I..2-J ®
2.2.fancy. : . * 2.a-.aiJ5 ; choice. 'I.OJfll..UJ.
WniiAT-Slo.'i'lVi ts'o , 2 hard , cash. b54fflSCc ! ;
Soplember. no bids ; No. 3 red , cash , Uo bid.
( JoitN Weak , lower ; No. 2. cash , .V > iobd ! ;
September , no bids.
OATJStrong ; No. 2. cash , 27'5c ' ; September ,
27c hid.
HAV Klrni ; timothy. $300 ; fancy prairie ,
Jii.Oi ; Rood to choice , J5.005.50 ; low grades ,
I'l.A.v Sr.Bii rirm .
HirrTBii Klrm ; creamery. 1020c ; ' dairy ,
HUIde ; store nacked , ll12c ; package. 7iillo. (
OIIKKHI ; Steady ; eastern , 7-e ; young
American. lUe : Kansas , ll'o.
Kens Klrm. at Uljc.
ItECEli-TS Wheat , 103,400 ; corn , O.IWO ; oats.
12.HOO.
Siiii-MCNTS Wheat , 87,400 ; corn , 3,200 ; oats ,
7,000. _
Tjlvurpool .Mnrkoti.
LfVKitPonr Aui ; . 31. WiiEtT Klrm , demand
poor ; holders olfor sparingly ; California No. 1 ,
! H I'/idfrlUs ' 2d per cent nl ; red western spring ,
Us ; Kansas winter , hard , fs 8 d.
Coil ! * Klrm ; domanrt Improving ! mixed
western , Os ayd per cental.
HAUON Long and short c'.oar , CCs per cwt ,
old , and 3s ! ( i < l for now.
TAM.OW Klnp , 20a 3d per owt.
St. Louis Alarkots.
Louis. Mo. . Aui ? . 31. WHEAT Higher ;
Oitio ; December. * I.03.i. !
tN Unsettled : cash , 58yc ; September ,
7Uc.
OATS Illsher ; cash,2Sc.
POIIK Kirmer : $ IO.U7iliil0.75. !
LAiiii-iJtoiiily ; * 1.3' ' > .
WIIISKEV Steady ; II. 18.
Mnrkct.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. . Any. 31. WHEAT
TradliiK In wheat very heavy at times.
Iluctuated all day ; receipts for two daysS25
cars ; shipments , 155 cars. Olosc : No. 1 liard ,
on track , 9V.4Uiic : No. 1 noithcrn , August ,
ft'l'ic ; on track. ! )49tsc ; No. 2 northern , on
track , l'e. l . _
Ginuiiiiiutl . > ! arliitH.
CINCINNATI. O. , Auir. 31. WHEAT Strong ;
No. 2 rod , OViWJc.
COIIN Unsettled ; No. 2 , inlxod. C3li3to.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 mixed. 31ic. !
WIIISICEV 4I.1H.
SIIIwaiik < : o Grain .Market.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. , Auz. 31. WHEAT Klrm ;
No. 2 spring , cash , OSa ; September , S'JJtC. '
Cons Knslur ; No. 3 , cash , ( i'lc.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 , whlto , : i2c.
Toledo Grain Marker.
TOLEDO , O. , Aug 31. WHEAT Illgher ; oash ,
JI.OUJ.
COIIN Steady ; cash , 67c.
OATH Steady ; cash. 3.5e.
9Iark Tjano Expro.su \ \ ockly Review.
LONDON , Aug. 31. Tlio Mark Lane Express
In Its weekly review of the Hrltish grain trade
says. English wheat shows an average rise
to40s. and tills caused an Increase In tlio de
liveries. Tlio foreign wheat tr.ido Is not BO
good as It was a week uco. In London and
Liverpool the market favors buyers. The
Irish and Scotch markets , after a brisk ad
vance bi'cumc dull. The unusual quantity of
IttaouO quarters no IT coming from America
against 140,000 quarters nt the corresponding
period last year , has not yet. ull'cctod the
prices for forward delivery. The quotations
are now 42s , ( Id for October delivery against
41s. 3d last wcok.
Knssla continues to ship wheat freely. The
prices of Russian wheat In the home market
do not appear to warrant fo. rsof any scarcity.
Corn In London Is steady ; at Liverpool prices
show a fractional decline. Ilarloy and oais
are quiet. At today's market now English
wheats were offered at from 46s to 4Hs for
whites and from 4.'s to 44s for reds ; old Eng
lish wheat brought au average of 42s ; the
prices of foreign whout were against holders
at n general decline of fcd.
Klour was dull ; corn was weak although the
spot supplies were inoagro. English oats met
with good sail ) at ins ; Russian and now Ameri
can oats wore offered at from 10s to 20s. liemis
and peaa were llrm.
STOCKS .I.VW JtU\l)3 ,
NKW VOIIK , Aus. 31. The ) lock market today
was for the first time this ye ir decidedly ac.-
tlvo and the easiness done eclipsed anything
seen since thu panic of last year , but the tem
per of the dealings was In marked contrast to
that time nnd wlillo there was n great deal of
fovcrlsjincss , the market on the whole was
very strong and the final changes among the
loading shares uro In tlio upward direction.
The opunlnc this morning was attended by
considerable excitement , the buying for both
foreign and commission houses being
something largely In excess of that of
the previous days on which the present rise
has taken place , but the trading clement
which has been looklni ; und working for reac
tion , largely for thu purpose of buying stocks
previously sold out. made a vigorous effort 10
get prices down , while the buyers of last week
were to a largo extent opposed to realising the
protlts already accrued from the Improvement
lu prices during that time.
The supply of stocks for sale , therefore , was
very largo and the trading during the Oral
hour was enormous , something in the
neighborhood of 20J.OOO shares , while the
fcvcrishucss of the market under the
excitement and the magnitude of the
contending forces was someliiliig unusual.
Thu sellers for a time had rather the best of
It and In almost all the loading shares there
was a fractional recession from the prices es
tablished at the opening which were In gener
al fractions better than those of Saturday
afternoon. The acilvlty reached all portions
of the list but the grangers again hold the first
place folhnvod by the coalers und
the Boiithwesterns. The opening pres
sure was gradually relaxed , however ,
and prices began to iidvunco ma
terially here und there but It was not until
well Into the afternoon that the Improving
tendency reached all portions of the list.
Many ot thu leading stocks made sharp
palna nt thin time , Laekawauna. til , Paul.
Burlington , Chicago lias , Hock Island and
Heading foilowlir. each other. The rest of
the list shared fully lu the Imnrovemuiit , however -
over , and the dealings extended to nn unpre
cedented Itirgo number of blocks , pretty
nearly till the wild cats of the list being
bnuuht out and traded In to u limited extent ,
The best prices were not fully maintained In
nil cases. The bullish feeling ran high , nnd
while offerings of stocks for sale
became small us the day wore
along , many sharp advances weru
scored among the specialties nml Inactive
Blocks , hut the Improvement In Wheeling &
Lake Erie Hhurt's was one of thu features of
the early dealings , iho ndvuntneu being held
to thu ivnd. Thu Industrials were In no manner
Impornent excom ( or the weakness lu Cordage
In the late tr.tdlug , Thu niurxut Dually closed
active and strong at i r about the highest
prices of the day and materially higher than
lust \\iHik. Tliu linal gains of importance In-
cluduSuzar , I1 , percent ; HoJk Island. li per
cent ; Ohlongo lias , l4 per cent ; llurllngton ,
1\ per cent ; St. Paul , 2' ' percent ; Lacku-
wanna , Missouri I'aclllc anil Wheeling > V Laku
Erie , each ! ' percent ; Reading , 1 % per cent ;
Union I'ncllk' . 2 per ceiil , uml Wheeling &
Luke Erie preferred. Hi percent
The railroad bond market kept paca with
tliu share lUt both us to activity mm strength
and the trading In tula department also sur-
of any previous any this ycur ,
The totio of th * dealing wx equally an strong
KIII ) nntmifc tlio Innfllng Issue * ininy : marked
Rains wore made. The AtchUon Ineonuft worn
still loader * In point of activity. Tlio Handing
Issues were moil prominent for tlio ailvniioo
muilo while tlio Improvement In most of tlio
others was inoro moderate. Tlio market closed
nctlvo niul confident.
Government bonds have ] been dull and
( trong.
Stale bonds have bren dull nnd stonily.
Tlio following are thu closing quotations for
Iho lead Ing stocks on the Now \ork stock ex
change today :
It. I' . Denver A.nlf. ( ! . 2)ifi lilstlllors . (0
Nort h cute rn . . I Ui | I _
The total sales of stoclc today wuio 511,115
shares Including Atuhlson , 4 , S7I , : Chlc.igo
Gas , l.-rjo ; Delaware. Lackawaiina k Western ,
IP/-00 ; Erie. 17-ri ) ; Delaware .t Hudson. 3ffl)0 ) :
Louisvlllovt Nashville. KI.IS3 : Mlssoitil I'aeiflc.
17..K ) ; Northwestern. 0,110 : North American ,
6.1180 ; Now Jersey Central. ; iU"H ; Northern
racltlc , ril7 : > ; Northern I'aclllc preferred ,
14.010 ; Reading. K.710 ; Richmond & West
Point , tl-77 ; St. Paul , 01.075 ; Texas Paclllc ,
a.il5 : : Union Pncillo , Jl.ajOj Western Union ,
4K3 : Wubash , 3 ,
Fliuinuial I > cv oxv.
NEW YOUK. Aug. 31. The Post says : The
magnitude of the short Interest , after the
conclusion of thu boar raid. Is always dllllciilt
to estimate , but It. Is certain In the present In
stance that thu members of Iho bear combina
tion of the last month are not by any moans ex
tricated as yet from the market. Two or three
weeks r.go. before the sharp rally had bo run ,
they were able to cover In some stocks only
by putting out now lines of shorts elsewhere ,
with a view of unsottlliii the general market.
Now their piohlem Is more perplexing though
the outstanding contracts are naturally
smaller. It they appear In the room asaotlve
bidders the professionals will Instantly take
the market away from them as they did on
Satuiday. So Ions as tills outstanding Inter
est remains at nil extensive , there Is a solid
substratum on which , with the lojal change
In soutlmont , advances are normal and Inevi
table.
_
New Vork Money ftfarkct.
NEwYotiK. Aus. 31. MONEYON CALF , Easy ,
ranging from ! 2'i to 0 per cent ; last loan. 4 per
cent : closing offered at 4 percent.
PuiMK MKIIOANTII.E PAPKH jTiOr'i ' per cent.
STKHMNO EXOIIANOK Active and weak at
8I.83U for sixty-day bills and $4.81 ! i tor de
mand.
The following were the closing prices on
bunds :
Fiuiincial Notes.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Aug. 31. Clearings , $1,748-
007 ,
NEW YOUK. AUK. 31. OloarltiES , W9.015,430 ;
balances , S.6i7,0ri. :
UAI.TIMOIIK. Md. , AUB. 31. OlearlnRs , f2,5'll-
948 : halances , $ 'lll.39. !
SANKHAXCICO. . Cal. . AUK. 31 , B.ink cloar-
HKS for the month ending today , $78,777.0l ( ) .
Piiir.AnuM'iiiA. Pa. , Aui. 31. Cloarlnss ,
$ J,178,5G1 ; halancts , WJ4.U51 ; uioney 0 per
cent.
NEW ORLEANS , La. , Aup ; . 31. Cloarlnsrs. $05-
381 : oxchatiKootiNow YorkSOc discount. Hank ,
500 proinlutn.
MnMi'His , Torjii. . AHR. 31. Now York ex
change selling atjl premlutn. Clearings , JIJ--
051 ; balances , J.'W,859.
CINCINNATI , O. , Aug. 31. Money , 46 per
cent ; Now York exchange. GOT570 oer eont dis
count. Cloarlims , 12,038,150 ; for August , 118-
Oyj.MOj same weelc last year , * 18.470,450.
CIIICAOO. 111. . Aug. 31. Now York exchantto
alow ut 2550 per cent discount. Money
stead v , unchanged , at ( i per cunt : bank e'.car-
IIIRS , il4iKI'i,52l. H tori in'r ' exchaii o weak and
lower at Jl.83',4 ' for sixty day bills and SI.85/J
for sight drafts.
IlOSTON , Mass. . Aue. 31 , CloaritiKs , 8I2.C52-
25ti ; balances. $1,18:1. : . IUH : rate lor money , .1 per
cent ; cxehanxo on Now York. 11X31 DC , discount
iierll.OJO ; for the month. clearliiKS , $ . ' 157.0)2-
145 : balances. $ : i'.948.148 ) ; for the corresponding
month of 181K ) , clearings , $303,417,4b7 ; balances ,
ST. l.ouis , Mo. , Aug. 31. Clearings today ,
J3.3II.U19 ; balanced , * ll,479. ( ! Jlonoy , 7S per
cent. Exchange on Now York par. Clearlnzs
for tills month. * l)7,5)4,2u2 ) ) ; balances. 812,585.1134.
For August , 189J-Cloarlngs. fc > 8.342,008 ; bal
ances , i'.i.S ' :8.n.l2. : Clearings this month show
an Increase over August , 1890 , of 49,102,194 , or
10.37 per cent. _
Boston Stock Murker.
HOSTON , Mass. , Aug. 31. The followlne were
tliooloslng prices on stocks in tlio thu Boston
stock inarkut today :
l-ltld per ounce.
MONEVJ percent.
Kale of discount In the open market for both
short and throe months' bills , aii-t , per cent.
Untile of Kiiuliuiil Ilulllon.
LONDOX. AUB. 31. Amount of bullion ROIIO
Into the Itank of HiiKland on balance today ,
i'iJ,000.
I'.ll-lH ItClltCH.
I'Aiiis , Aiu. HI. Three per cent rentes 03f
77io ! for the account.
Douvor Mining .Stnoks.
nENVKii , Colo. , Aug. Ml. No buslnesi worthy
of in'intlon ' was dune In stocks today. Total
sales 10,0/U shares. The following ure the
closlnK quotations on the Mlnlni ; exchaiiKe ;
Alli'thnny 2A I.eKuPl'oncter J'j
Audly 'H- I.lttlo Itulu 103
Ariiouuut 20 Mulchlesa . . . . . . . . . . . v.n )
llnllnrat 51 .May Mate 110
llmiukok & Murnlni ; Ullm 42
Ilnti'ull C4 Ore yj
llllliullau . ' II I'ny Itock. . . , 3
I'utObl <
llrmviitoir 7 ? 1'arkCon 10
Calllupo , 15 lllnllo 110
Century , Sti Hiinnliii ! I.oilu 2Jj |
Clnr Count r 112 lA.'uven orlh , . s
rush ! ! 3V John J 3 i
Dlumond II 14 ! I'uitler 4
Claudia J , ' , ! (
Kmtuons. . . , . . . ( ictlysburK 10
( iold Treasure Whale 15
Ironclad. . . , . . , , ( ! olUltu k W
Justice
Now York Minim ;
NEW YOUK , Aiu. 89. Tim closing mining
stock quotations uro us follows ;
Allen 1UU Moxlcau : : &
Adam * , IVO Ontario .aw
Ddndweod IV ) Oiildr .150
llnlo A Nurcron. . . . 170 Plymouth 1U )
llomaitaku tlitM Sierra Nuviula . . . . . /.UJ
Horn Silver 3IU Staudurd 115
Iron Sllvur 1UU
Sail I'Vanulsoo 'Mlnluj ; CJiiotatlona ,
SAX ITiUMCisco , Cal. , Aug. 31. The otllclal
first , D.OOO rols per 10 klips ; good second ,
re Is. '
KKCKiiTa During ( lie'Vvook. 07,000 bags.
roilCllAHEs For thu United Status , 54,000
bat's.
.Tfl To the United States , 62,000
stocks , iiai.OOO hairs.
Now York Dry Goodn SInrkt't ,
Ni\v : YOUK , Aug. III. The dry goods market
opened with a steady demand anil Improving
tendency to orders'from thn wes' ; the tone of
thu market was chroiful anil coulldenti
prices were steady to firm : the advance In
cotton helps cotton goods.
American Sro rltluw Kxolled.
LoNtin.v , Aug. at. The tnarkot for American
railroad.securities elo cd excited. After the
receipt of advices from New Vork there was
renewed huylng and a fraction il adv.mcoof
Bpercent , making a total of 1'Jiiper cent
since Krlday.
HantOH 3Iai'kct.
PANTOS , Aug. 29. COI'FKE good average
10.1.i roM per III kilos.
KKCKIPTS during the wcok 70,000 bags ; pur
chases for Unite * ! States ri.mnl.
Sim-MKNTS to United States 7,000 bags ; stock.
K8OM bags. _ _ i
liuvami . iirui't.M.
HAVANA , Aug. M. SPANISH Ooi.u J-.V.'i ) ?
© 2.u. :
KXCIIANOI : Quiet.
On the United Slates , short sight gold. O'i ' ©
O'i percent promlum ; on London IDSi'iilU.U per
cent premium.
lei > ( > liii Oil .xiirkct.
LONDON , Aug. ai. LINHKED Ou20s 3d per
owl.
owl.LlVinil'OOIi. . Atlg. 31. TUIII'E.NTINH Sl'llUTS
> porcwt. _ _ _
' Talk.
CIIICAOO , III. . Aui : . ill. Swnrtz. Dupeo &
McCormlck to V. O. Swartz & C'o. : It was gen
erally expected In wheat circles that today's
market would prove a dull one. It was known
that the Vienna congress figures were to bo
Issued and everybody went upon the hypoth
esis that they would ho of u scns'illonal sort
and would Inspire some inlying the world over.
The morning papers contained a so-called
report on Iho world's who.it crou by the Hun
garian government , compiled from the consu
lar reports. It is estimated that thu wheat
crop wns from rji,000uoj ; to 140.00 ' ,000 under the
average ; the world's rye crop from JM.UOJ.UUO
to M ' .000,000 short of an average. It will
probably turnoutthatthesullguros areslmply
a summary of the Vienna congress figures.
The latter , however , woio not received hero
until almost 1 o'clock , and then only In per
centages. The trade did not succeed In de
ciphering them In time to use them. Thu un
certainty of course proved a bull aid. Liver
pool cables wcru considerably higher , whether
liecause of the wet weather in Kngland no
body here was In a position to say. I'arls wns
lower , rather than higher. Itocclpts hero and
everywhere else were away above expecta
tions. Wo are rather nclined to believe that
the Vienna congress figures have had their
effect In today's advance. Corn opcno : ! weaken
on the enormous receipts and closed ( Inner
In sympathy with the strength In wheat
Arrivals hero were I.IiSDcara , the local stock
Increased 1'GCOO bushels. The weather In
the west Is as favorable as It could bo and Is
likely to remain so- this weolf. Provisions
were firm , nothing mom. 1'orlc ut the close
showed a 5o advance over Saturday.
CIIICAOO , III. , Aug. Ell. Koimutt , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. MoWhoi'tt'r : The boars' dream of
9 , " > o wheat did not materialize. The market
was as stronir today as It was woulc Friday
and Saturday. Kstabllslied facts were not so
generally sneered at as when the reaction set
in. The advance was' rapid because of the
large short Interest. Tliecrop estimates scut
out by the Hungarian government and
Vienna congress started the ball and the ox-
cltcmont grew because nobody seemed to have
nn accttrato idea of the interpreta
tion to bu placed on either report.
In a general way it was understood that the
world's deficiency on wheat and rye wis ; over
400,000.000 bushels but it. Is doubtful if an an
alysis of these figures when they hocomo
definitely known will bear out such a conclu
sion. Should they do no the situation will be
come much tuoro serious than has been sup
posed and wo will see hlzher prices , Liverpool
atone sbowcd considerable strength. The
failure of olghi. Gorman Kralu houses pre
sumably on tlio Ion/ slue nnd the losseiilir-
the export demand suggests the possibility
that the foreign grain trade is not as it ought
to bo. It Is not determined yet whether thu
rye and wheat deficiency suppose to have been
given out at Vienna Is a world's or Kuropcan
shortage. It is Important to know this. Com
and oats were firm in sympathy with wheat.
The strength in corn indicates clearly
clique support , for heavy receipts
nml flue wo.ithor would ordln rrliy
have weakened the marked materially.
Our local stocks , show a largo Increase for the
week and it Is expected to swell during the
entire month of September. The bulls are
plainly disappointed th.it sloaks of provisions
don't promise a greater decrease during
August. Holders of pork are especially so
and there has been some selling in cense
quence. Tlio market shows no particular
weakness and we are still friendly to the long
side.
side.NEW YOUK , Aug. 31. Uonnott. Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. WcWhorter : The week opens with
the strongest market that the exchange has
enjoyed In many a ( lny. Thoeagoino < s to buy
stocks , which was the feature of Saturday ,
gained force over Sunday and filled brokers'
olllccs full of orders this morning , so that the
upward tendency of prices was nia'ntulnod '
with the exception of u few dull slooKS. The
bullish feeling has been helped by the
strength of grain markets , _ , which were
strong on the foreign situation. European
grain markets all bom ; : higher and crop ad
vices from Europe betni : bad.showln that the
demand from this country will be oven larger
than expected. Coupled with this wore
largo receipts of grain nt Chicago and esti
mates of receipts for tomorrow. Such a
movement must elvu the roads large earn
ings. This Is thu beginning of the return How
of gold to this country , which under largo
oxuorls of grain and now heavy foreign buyIng -
Ing of stocks must become larccr soon , Lon
don has been u big buyer. All western stocks
led the market and of these Su 1'aul and
Qulney have been dealt In the most heavily.
The Ulilcniio , lliirllneton & Qulncy's state
ment for July shows a gain In net earnings of
$ .l' > 9.000 which was iinaxiicclcdly good and
made a very favorable Impression. Money
has ruled little higher loaning up to 4 pot-
cent , on call but time money Is haul to gut.
NKW YOltic , Aug. Ill , Henry Clews , the
banker , says : The "boom" In the stock mar
ket has now had four weeks of trio . The
movement has steadily gained In strength
and breadths the bears have retired from op
position to It and many of them * havu gone
ever to the other side ; It has commanded tlio
confidence of London , which from helm ; a free
bcl or has become an uutlvn buyer ; it luif ex
tended from the share marKct to the long
dormant bond market : the volume of busi
ness has risen to three-fold what It had pievi-
ously been ; the other .speculative cities have
caught the Infection from Now Vork ; an
"outside" Interest has entered the market.
large enough to show that there Is no lack of
either means or disposition among the public
to speculate or to Invest when they are satis
fied with the situation ; unit prices have con
siderably advanced , while the advance has
not been cheeked by rnallzlnxs which have
been made by largo holders , but still con
tinues.
These facts Are sufllclont evidence that , at
least , the "boom" Is backed by u largo meas
ure of confidence ; th.it ( t Is inoro than a spurt
engineered by a few larrfo and needy holders
of stocks , as at first su.siiectcd , and tiiat there
Is u largo body of Inlluontlal opinion In Wall
street and out to the 0rfeut that thu present
situation of the country favors an era of na
tional prosperity anil 'consequently ' bettor
prices for Investments. .Judging . from present
symptoms , there Is a ' .reasonable probability
of the boom belli - ' supported and of an aotlvo
and rlsln'j market bolijg maintained through
the fall season. I'urhaps Iho only danger lies
In the usual tendency ( if speculative move
ments to rush from one extreme to another
and thereby quickly exhaust thomsolves. The
spectacle of such an .extraordinary harvest
us the present one iliuiirully calculated to
arouse a speculative' enthusiasm which
maycairy prices up il { a railroad pace loan
elevation far above what the occiihlon really
warrants. Such movements are neither
health ) nor In the long mm really profitable.
Th y end In explosion : md reaction and en tall
heavy losses upon the ovpr sanguine class to
wnom the over-doing U.oianny rtue , The true
course , under tlio now existing conditions , late
to follow the Iniprovlnjieuts in the situation
us they arise 'rather than lo take them for
granted In anticipation , Much of the financial
force behind the picnei.t speculation centres
lo tlio bunds of some half do/.en men of great
wealth , whoso policy It Is to give encourage
ment and "tally" to the mass of smaller san
guine operators and then hull out upon their
ilupcB. A prudent operator will regularly
take his protlts , and not ut > e them as new mar
gin for Increased purchases so as to find him
self finally among a muss of weak holders
who are unib ; u to siist-.iln the market agulnat
strong men who want to break prices.
At thu present moment there hctuns to be In
certain potent quartern a duslro lo force and
iulliilo the imirKot and then not out of stoctis.
There are long-headed anil lulluentlal oper
ators who perceive that prices have already
butllclently advanced to satisfy all that Is
certain and reall/ed In the situation. They
are willing to pocket the advance that has
come in sympathy with the harvested winter
wheat , but they think U prudent to let the
linninturusprlng wheat , corn and cotton crops
stand over tor a futuiocpt dilation , the drift
of which can bu much butter judged when the
contingencies of frost have passud , Thu san
guine holder of a few hundred shares , who
takes every good thins hoped feral mire to
happen , Is the kind of ailment c which the
more pruduut aud bigger ilsli f utlcus , and niy
word to the o nvornitosl/oil operators Is thu
they keep a sharp lookout for the safety o
their profits ,
UM.IIIA Jl.lltKKTS.
OMAHA. Aug. . * ) ! .
CATTl.G-OmcIal receipts of cattlo. 1,6'J.I
us compared with Tot ! i-aturday and S.4WJ
Monday of lust week. The market was
strong on all dc-drablo grades of hooves.
butcher stock and feeders , nnd steady on
other grades. A train of nineteen carloads
of line Oualathi cattle was on the market.
The receipts durlnir August , have been 4VKO
ns compared with Its.MO last month und 43,174
during AU7U9I , IS'ij.
lionsOlllclal receipts of boas. Kl * , as
compared with i',718 Saturday and tUl
Monday of last week. The market was
slow nndteady. . The range of the prices paid
was 4.aViHt > - ( . Thu avenue of the prices nalil
was N.yi an compared with JI.UII Saturday and
? 4.7J4 ! .Monday of last week The receipts dur
ing Aiiiritst have been ri.'tr.i ' as compared with
llU'J.Mast ' moiilh and S.Wii ; ! during August.
' Oniclal receipts of sheep , lUO.1) ) , as
con , iiu red with 8,015 Saturday and Oil Monday
of last ttvot. The market was Htendy.
Natives. W.Vi4tl,7.'i ! westerns , f.'iai.T.'t ; nooil
0 to 70-lb. Intnbx. $ | oOtt.\V ) . The iccolptidur-
Ing August have been BI.MW us compared with
S.CS2 last month and iVU-J during August , 1SUJ.
Hoot lits | anil Dlspiult ion oftou't. ' .
Olllclal receipts and dlspoiltlon of stojk as
shown by thu bn.iksof thu ITnlo.i stockyards
comp.my for the twoiilv-fmir hours ending at
5 o'clock , p. m. , August. ! ! , 18.11 :
IIBCHIl'TS.
Cars. Head Cnr9.IIIv.iil. Curs. llenil Cnr * . IHrad.
01 "Is
II tyurj. Sheep
Sides.
ST1IKIIS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
12. . 11MJ II 85
COWS.
SIIKDI' .
No. Av. I'r.
75 native owes 79 2 75
05 native wethers ' .1:1 : 3 75
09 native lan.hs 59 4 DO
210 western mixed 110 3 75
CliU.-iifro tivo ; htouli Alnrkcts.
OIIICAOO. 111. , Aug. 31.-tSpoclalTclcur.imto
Tnr. IlEK.l-Tncro was little f.iult to
nnd with today's cattle market. It displayed
unusual briskness and there was a line and
hoallhy feeling. The lli-ht estimate of the
day's receipts placed the total at. 15,000 head ,
but later It was found that IslXX ) would bo
nearer the mark. As a conscqucnco
thu tone of thu maruct at thu close
was loss buoyant than at the
opening of business , hut the sllxht advance
made In the morning was well siipiiortod.
The supply consisted of about 7 , ' 00 native *
mid W.OOO raii.-ors. The former hold at 8I.5J to
$0.25 and tlio latter were In demand at 1.50 to
SI.'JJ. Most of the trading was , it tl.75 to $ . ' .G5
for native eows and nt M.25 to
* 5.G5 for iintlvo steers , while if't.OO lo $4.50
bought moat of the westerns and t..03 to $ 1.00
the bulk of the Te.tans. Kor a Monday stockers -
ors and feeders received moro than the usual
attention , and they commended strong prices.
The calf market , also , was active and llrm.
There was a very firm tone to the hog mar
ket. In vlow of Iho advance established to
ward the close of last week the arrivals
woio disappointingly light. There were some
1.000 head loss than for last Monday and about
that much short of tlio total recorded for I lie
corresponding day last year. Another
strengthening Inlluonco was the very small
receipts at western points , which fore
shadows llcht arrivals heio for to
morrow and Wednesday. Trade opened early
and netlvely and did not lag until
the supply was exhausted. The elo.so was
steady at $1.75 to * 5.40 for poor to prime heavy
and at 14.75 t o5.90 for cliolco light weights.
The bulk of the former changed hands at $5.00
to $5.30 and f rom U5.00 to $5.50 were the ruling
prices for the latter. The avoragu was 2Sio to
5o higher than for Saturday , limes hogs and
mills sold at pi Iocs ranging downward from
$ 1.75.
The Evening Journal reports : CATTLE TEo-
eolpts , 15,000 ; market fairly active , steady ;
prlmo to extra hteor.f. . > .B ( BC.25 ; irood to
choice , i5.005.8 ? ( ) : others , ! } 4.0C'M4.75 ; Texans ,
$2.45J.40i rangers. * l.t0ai.35j ! stocUrs , * 2.25ifi
2.30 ; cows. . ' .75 ® . > 1.25.
lloos KucatjitH , 18,000 ; shipments , O.OOJ : mar
ket active , strong ; rough and common. 11.50 ©
4.85 ; packers and mixed. $ UUfo5.15 prime
heavy and butchers' weights , $5.15 > ii\45 : prlmo
light , J5..VIi5.W ( ; grassers , S4.0.K24.10.
SIIKEI' Ucculpts , 7dOU ; shipments , : ir0 ;
market , steady on natives ; wcMcrn , lilghor ;
iiatlvo owes , i.'MMrel.75 ) ; westenn , tl.OUQI.45 ;
Tcxaiis , fl.95 ; lambs. W..W25.50.
Now Vork Ijivo Ktnok Slnrlcot.
NKW YOUK. Aus. 3l.-IlEivis Kocoipts ,
0,255 head , Iiicliilliig5l ( ears for hale ; marUot
active : 15e per 100 lua. higher ; native hteors ,
* | . ! W25.9)por ) ion Ihs. ; grass fed Toxiins , f.l.liojfi
4.20 ; corn fed Uolorados , f4.5'J5.75 ' ; bulls and
cows , ifiWai.liO.
DIIKSSKII ItRKt1 Steady ; R'iUOo ' pur Hi ; shlp-
inonts today , 29(1 ( beeves ; tomorrow , 593 hooves
and l,14'liiartersof | heef.
CAi.VKS-Hecelpts , 1,50(1 ( head ; market firm ;
vuals , ? 5.505i&S.ou pot1 100 ilia. : grangers , J..7.iS
; i.-i < ) ; huttormllk calves. fl.WKfil.av
Siuii' : : ItucelptH. iibti : ; head ; sheep steady ;
lambs a shade easier ; sheep. $1.7535.43 ; lambs ,
$5.25Cc7W : dressed muttons llrm at 7ii ! ( 'Ju per
ib. : drussud lamb alow ul B'jSU.lOc. '
lions liecelpts. I2,2iihead : , Including 5 cars
for sale ; market llrm utl.9UU.OU per 100 lui.
KIIIIHIIH City IHvo Sloulc .At
ICAVSAS OlTV , MO. , Allg. 31 , C'ATriiK Ho-
coluts , 9.310 ; shipments , 5.27 > > ; market dull
and lower ; steers , S.i.uO@5.05 ; cows , I1.254M UJ ;
stookei-sand feeders , } : ' . , VJ(6.I.25. (
Hoes Hecelpts , 7W ; shipmente , li.'iO : ; mar
ket steady ; bulk , tUi3t 5.05 ; all grades , } 3.iO ;
< avi7i. !
HiiKiir Hccolpts , 5.81J ; t > hlpiiieute , l,3' > 0mar- ;
kut fatcudy. _
St. FjoulH Ijlvo Stoulc
ST. I.otin. Mo. , Auc. 31. OATTMI Itocolpt" ,
0,900 ; shipments , mine ; market nlrong ; lair to
choice natlvti Hleui'k , li.7.Vi' : > .ii"ii Tc.siins unil
Indians. Wwfci.25. :
lloos Hcceipts , l.li'O ; shipments , none ; mar
ket steady : heavy , ti.l- feJ..V > ; mixed , il.7-H
0.10 ; ligii '
Snuill In sl/.o , great in rosulU ; DoVitt' \ 3
Llttlo ICarly Utiars. JU-st pill for coustlpA-
tlon , uji t lor lolilij.iiAa.i j , bjil for saur
Ktomucb.
JOHN A. MCSIIANK. KIUM ; U Co.vuo.v
McShane & Condon ,
INVHSTMliXT BANKERS ,
300 S. i3th St. , First National Banlt UuUl
Ing , Omaha , Neb ,
Deal In utoc'n , bjmli , > iritlov CQJI iiirml p
purota Nuxotluta loam mi luiiirarul O ni'u rat
t ti . Short tlmu loam , oa baak itocn , ut ub *
lluleritliocurlt )
OMAHA
Maiitifacliwx'
DIRECTORY.
A WN1NGS A XI ) TEXTS.
Omaha Tent & Awti-
ing Oo , ,
Fine * , Immmxki. oil nnd
rubber clothing. Srnid for
citnloiriic. Hill r'nrnnni.
HAGS AXl )
Bemis Omaha Bag Oo.
Importer * nn I .Manufua-
turors.
Klour Sarki Iliirlnps and
Twine.
HICYULKS.
A. H. Pcrriio & Oo. M. 0. Daxon.
I Km Doilno StiO't. sold on monthly
payments ,
fond for our
and prices. l'U7' ' < I linnuM st. , Oninh
HOOK lUNDEttS ( mil , s"/'vl TIOXKUb
Ackenuau Brothers & Hciutze ,
Printers , lilndcr.i , eleotroirport , blank bo IK manu
facturers ,
1110 HoTrnrd itiiM't , Oiunhu.
HOOTS AXU
Olios. A. Coo&Oo , KirkemlnllJones&Uo ,
Manufacturer * and Jon- Whole-mbManiifirtnr'rs
beri. Auents for llo ton llnli-
l > er Shoe C ) . Illtt. 1101 ,
HOa Howard street. ami I UK 1 lamer struct.
Williams , Van Acr ; W. V. Morsj & Oo , ,
nam & Harto Shoo Por-tory.Corner llth
nml Dointlni at * . Omnlm
1212
I larnor street.
Merchant ! Invited to
Oiun'ia , Nob. call nnd otamlnc.
JWTC1IEKS
John L. Wilkio , Louis Heller ,
Ouinha p i > er hex factory Itutchi'M nnd Packer' ,
1.'IIT-lil ' ; ! ) lou ) ln.i. TeeN ami snpplle' . lleof
Ordor.i promptly lllled. ho. and Mhuep . enslnx .
Illii-IIIS , li\.k > on alroot.
CAJlltlAGEti , Jll'GGIES , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omnha's LnrKcst Viirlatr
\VAOO.VS AND
CAHItlAOKg.
CAUl'ETS.
Omaha Carpet Oo. , Gilmore & Hnhl ,
Carpets , oil cloths nrit- Mninif ii'turarit and
tln s ) , cur aln KOOdetc \Vlielo nlo Clothiers ,
l.-.ll . l ) ( itreet 1IIW Unrney street.
CIGARS.
West & Fritsohor ,
Mnnnfactiiros tlneclenrs ,
Jobhcr < of leaf tnbucco.
lull K.irn.un Hireet.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Coal , Coke & Ooutant & Squires ,
Lime Oo , , Hard and soft coal ship
Ilaritnml nullro.il. S. B. pers.
1IJ03 Karnaiu st
cor. tilth and IkiUKlnt Omaha.
,
Stlt'CtS
American Fuel Oo. , Howell & Oo , ,
Shippers nnd doalnri In
anthniclto anil bltu- 217 S luh Street ,
motn coal.
215 S. l.'ith street. Onmni , Neb.
Nebraska Fuel Oo. , Johnson Bros. ,
21.1 S. l.'lth Street , OU rarnam Street ,
Omnhn , Noli. Omaha. Nrb.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornico Works , F. Euemping ,
Manufacturers of Onlvanlrod Iron rornlcai ,
nnlvanlicd Iron Cornice. Dormer windows , door
Window caps , metallic cap , tlnlids , etc. Tin
kylU-lits , etc. 1110 und Iron and Ed.ito roofer.
1112 St. 811 Ftirnam St.
CEMENT AND LULE.
J. J , Johnson & Oo , , Oady & Gray ,
213 S. nth Struct , Mine , cement , cto. , etc ,
Omaha , Nob. Cor. Uth nnd DoiiKliia yti.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
dry . notions , fur- Goods Co , ,
Dry eoodv notion * , cents'
furnishing good * ,
Corner llth and Howard. ror. llth nnd HoTrard Sis
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. IJETIIOIT - A UTO.M ATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated catalogue and Dynmoi. Calaloxuo
free. free. H. A. Klnnny.Cen'l
1014 Capitol ATonue. /\Kt. H')2 ) : i N. V. Ufa Uld'K ,
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo ,
, Ccnorul vvoitorn agent
Corner .Tones and Oth Sts. Skandla 1'luw Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. I34c.i-n5I Sherman Avo.
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Platt & Oo. ,
Oysters , Klili and Celery ,
319 South 10th Si
OJLS7
Oonslidat3tl Tank
Line Oo.
Heftned nnd Inlitleatliii !
oils , nxlu KrcHte , eta
It. 11. Until , Mummer.
P ROD UCE , COMMSSIOJtf.
Ribbel & Smith , Sshrooclor & Oo. ,
Denlcrs In country prod Cash buyers butter anil
uce , fruits , vegetables , CKKS , and Kouornl coui-
etc.1SOJ udsalon iiiorfilmlits.
1SOJ Howard SitrceU 423 South llth atroot.
I. Haiulazzo & Son ,
211 S. 12th Street.
ForciunA llomestlcFrults
KlorlduOrnnuos unrt Sicily
Knilti. llrnnch house 7
N. Peters St.New Orleans
PAPER. UUlUiEE GOOD3
Darponter Paper Oo , , Omaha Eubber Oo. ,
Curry n full stock of Manufacturers and job-
irlntlni ; , wrnppliiK and borx all kinds rubber
wrllliiK paper , curd pu- tfOOllH.
ier , etc. 1C20 Fnrnntn Street.
SEEDS.
Emerson Seed Oo ,
Seed ifrowcn , clonlors In
[ union , trras * , Kraln and
reu seeds.
421-42:1 : Soulli l.Mh.
STORES.
, James Hughes ,
SloTO repairs of all kliidj
Cooks and Healers
for sale.
ror s. nth street.
SASlf , DOORS , ISLIXDS , KTO
L A. Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Door Oo
lanururtiiren of gash , Miinnfactiirorsuf mould-
doori. blinds and IIIKH , lilludi. doors , eta.
moulilliik'.i. llrnucli nf- Olllre :
tlru , 12th and Ultra Sts. lloo-n 42'l lloo llulUlnv.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Eagino & A , L , Strang & Sonu ,
Pump Oo ,
, 100J-1004 Karnain Street.
Ilnlllday Wind .Mills.
018 and .120 Jones Street. . ,
Omaha. Neb
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TKA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Oonsolidatod Ooflbo
Company ,
414 and 1IIB Ilnrnoy St. ,
Omnha , Neb.
TO } 'S. MILLIARDS.
II. Hardy Oo , , ThoBrunswiok-
Toys , dollx , n Ih urns , Balke-Oollondoi Oo. ,
fancy K.iod * . housofiir- lllllhtrd merchandise ,
id < hliix Kiio'ls , child riuloon Huturoi.
ren' * cairiaifes. (07 , 40U H. lUlll tilruut ,
l.'ll'J KiinKini StreoU Om.dia. l.
SOUTH OMAHA. i
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. . LIMITED
A. D. Boer ; & Oo. , Hunter & Qreoat
g.W Cichannu llullillnit , ra nichanwu llulldlny ,
South Omaha. Smith Omnha.
WEAK WOMEN
Kuve YoiirMihos. Norm
nllluiuo weukb.iclf , take away Unit uloomy , tlrud
fcelliiK , ihut nui-vuiniexhauslion. pul roiu * In your
chuels. brlxhlen your eyes , Klvu you uu- life , iiibl
llun npl'i'tlte , make you teniold moru attracllvo.
Abjoluloly llarinlein. Hum. 1 n twix. iiostpula.
Piiuphl trreo. NKHVU I1KAN CO , llurfulo .N 0'
feuld hy Goodman I'rutt < ' " . . IHO raruaiual
Omahii Nofiruiku.
Fan B * ng
Enully. Quickly , Permanently Hc tor jl.
\VeuUni. . Nvrvoudirii , IK-lillUy. DIMl all
the train of ovlli from fitly errpr * or Inter e c > ' .
the rciulm of overworkiliknvo , worryclc , run
strength , clcvelopiuunt , nnd tuuo ulvi-n to OTorr
oruati "nd iwrtlon ot Iho l < ly , Bliuplo , nnliiral
method * , luimrdlato Impruvomunt KOU. balluru
wposslblo 2.UW rvferencei. II < Mik , < j pl6uatiou
mfl uriMifa mailed doaleOl free. Addren r
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