THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 3 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Oablo News Dincoiiraging to Wheat Holders
at the Opening.
H - GENERAL WEAKNESS IN ALL CEREALS.
Urnilfltrrou' Itnport Materially Hf-
fcctrd Trmlo In All Hi-nnc'lici *
I'ork All vn tiers Giuim-il n
Flurry on AH Sldrn.
Onir-Ano III. , ' npt 2.-Tho cibln news was
nlldlsnnr.it > lru to holders nf wheat at tlio
opening , and Itt tlio ihsnnce of .my domestic
fo.itnrts nf iin opposite ten loney llio market
opened horn ut ti deullno of from 'Jc ' to ' f for
Dcmiiilicr Tlio hulk of tlio builnem ut tlin
nt'irt wasll 01' compared with II.OI'J ' iislho
inarUft olo'd'd yoiturlaromo silci : wi'io
muilo ntll iW'i ' , .mil than u infrnutory tnoM-
mciit < s't In nnd citrriod tlio prh o ii | ) to ll.OI1 ,
nnil after ollliu b ick to JIOI.lt iniido another -
ether adv.inca and $1 OI'J wai ruioliod before
It turnud iiKnlii tonafd .1 lower rin c
Tlic-o flui timtlmis co\urnd tlio Inislnoss of
tlio ( list linur I.Kcrpool wasiiqiiiirlor penny
lower 'i IK I continental nmrknts worn also v is-
cr , liuttlift icci'lpts linro woio 111 c.irt Inn
than tlio ustlinato llr ulstrisut'i i-stlntato of
tha vlsili it supply , showing tin tiiura.is * ) of
sloel.s In tlio United sutoi of ovur t.rXK'.OOU '
btlihels. wns a neakonlng factor after llio
first liour.
Tlio prlnclp U MJUII o of tlio wcaldirss liniv-
c\IT , which fnllowi d dimnpllio second hour
nnd dnrliiKliloli Diu'inlier declined totl.Oi ,
Jiiocudcd froln tlioM'ri ninny oilliiK ordurs
which taiuu fioin Now Voik I'liu prlv itu uirn
JiniiHOsappo irnd to have no end of siu'h or
ders , n nil the 101 il crowd toolt that iissnfll-
c ent hint and sold heixlly I'otlcinlnK llio
lluctilatlons iilro idy roeorded thnro were id-
v.incos tel Ot'i md deollnes I o tl 00 , Hotcial
times repi ; iled. and on one ocr islon Ilia nd-
vani-e 10 lelied fl.rtl'ii on the lute iiiol | itlnn for
I'liKllsh I'onsoU , showliiR a decllnu of .l-ldo
from the ono tirerodlni It. 'I his di-elliip In
ioiiiol w IB at llrnl asi rlhed liy the irowil to
the Hluiklni ; of lists nt , MOI | other by the l n-
ropeitu potentates , lint when II WH found to
bo merely due. to the 1 ist , quot itlmi Ji i\ Inn
liccn.ivonM \ lilonil llio tiooinlot ' wlili'h
It oceiHloneil Nlotiprd hhorl ini'l the price inn e
inoio licKiui hiinipliiK on $1 and i'en IHl'ao and
I"UL' ( woie the occasion il sellltiB prlees I ho
uxlieiiin neaKiKSSof the forilu'ii mnrUels at
the l IDSD win rellei ted lii'io In-i illnnnltho I
Ini'.liii-ss ; the end for the Him ! figures wure
UU'.O
Corn started on n liooni on tin reports of
frost In tba fur noithwest , which It w is feared
iinuhl nialiL1 Its apiH'aianeo amoni ; the Lorn
noldHdnrln. the ni ht Liter In tin-d ly llm
word wns passed around th it the. frost , had
i anuullod nil dutitsind had Indollnitely post-
pom.I ( Its Mintlm.ml tour , and upon ( hit the
oaily Doom collapsed , so the pi lee which In
the meantime had lic.cn lihoxed up about IJ4C
ubiiv" the closing prlio of the day before
tumbled until : ill that gain was dropped
out of Hiilil and about 3 o bo-
ildrs The rnolpts hero were ulinoBt lOOcum
under yosterdny's e > tlmatosthlch were ono
of the mlldoi Inllucnces In support of the
I'aily aiUancc but tlio mtlm ileil rocolpts foi
t < miorroiT bi Inc 710 cirs w.fs. on the other
hand , an added i union to the postponement
of the frost \lFllatlonfnr the succeeding tie
cllne the first dccllno following the end of tlio
frost x < , iri > cai rlud tin ) prltoof Ottobi r down
to . V. after It had hold as hlt'li MS file , but
aftur locoxerliiR attain to3'l't ' ' the bin break
of the day folloued and no.ir the i lese "JaC
was reiorded. The ole < -lnt ; pilto as .VS'iC
nKaliibt ti'l'iout ' the corresponding tlmo VLS-
torday.
The only tiado In oats was fairly iiolhe ,
hill the in irKot was \ory iiulol ( huniK the lat-
tel paitof the hCSMlon Tlio ( list prkts were
JiC abo\e lust nlubt's close. An ad\aucu of
Jio occuired tliroiiRli sjmpithy with corn
l.lmdorf and Vulo tooU adVant t''o of the
bulbil to unload the October oils they pui-
ch isid yusiord iv and caused a bieilc of from
'ic tou. . Anollior advance of ' e followed ,
wliLU the m trkut bioko iiituln and closed
ulcady toc louortlnin It did yesterday. The
maiUitt for hot ; pro lucts opened rather Irrej-
nlar and nhllo some sales wtro undo at lens
than yesterday's closlnir prltus , theto weietoo
ninny buying ; orders to allow of a permanent
drop at that tlmo I'ho roceluts of plus were
iniii-h ho.ivloi than had been tstlmatcd
yesterday and the pilco was lower and consequently
quently In l ho face of that urieo Jpork
ollnibed from fli W for .land irv at the start
up to $11.15 In about half a minute somosni-
prlso was felt by thus" who had started by
olTorlnK It at the lower price , 'llio mUiineo
wt s In si mp ithy with the o irly advance In
corn , and when later It became \oiy\voaK ,
pork folloned and closed fiom lOc to 12'/jO
lower than yesterday. Lard and ribs were
( omp iratholy btondy , llio former closing un
changed toS'iO ' lower , nhllo the lutter closed
S'/Jc ' lower to L"sc hlnhor.
The load n fiitnua raniied as follows :
AUTILI KH
Wilt A r No 2
September I .I * ! 1,71 ,
li-i c-mbcr * 1 ( > 1' ' <
Majr 1 07 < iSl 07H 1 08
COIIN No 2
Hepteinbor
flctobcr. . . ft' * ,
May . . . .
OATH -No 2 -
Scptonibcr. . 20
October. . .
I-'M
' -
Jlrss I'o'uk
October 10 45 10 K 10 .10 10 f1't '
Dei ember , 10 71 10 K 10 fO 10 BO
January 1. 10 13 15 11 W 12 DO
LAIIII-
Hi ptonibcr. 6 70 8 1,7 0 70
October b 71) * I. 77
.lanuar ] 7 10
Bnoiirillhs
Hepteinbor ( i 1 < 0 I , 97' <
October t ! H7 Si 7 10 7 00
January b 95 7 05 b 'H )
t ash qnolations were as follows :
I iotit ! rirmcr and moio active on export
demand.
Wll UT No. 2 sprini ; w heat. 07'4c ; No. spring
who it , 87'i < 8'o ) ! : No. ' red , 07'ic1 ,
COIINNo . ' , bV4e.
O\TP-NO ? , 2S'c : No. 2 white , IllSU'o :
No 3whlt , 2SIi5Jyo. .
H\K No 2 Hso.
HAIIIKNo 2 , G.Vnc ( ! ; No. 3 , 4K3flo , f. o. I ) . ;
No 4 , 4Vai''C. f o b.
I'LAXShhD No 1 , JI 01.
TlMiiiiiv Sf uii-l'rlino. tl.2vat.2A.
1'onk Mess pork , per bairol. JIO 20 ( < ? .ia2'i !
lard , per cut , $ tl.li7H < < li > .70 : short ribs sides
( loose ) . JUKK770I ! dry silt-d shoiildois
( boxed ) . JOl.'iJu.O,1. " , ; shoit clear sides ( bove'l ' ) ,
7.4IXc07 ! W.
WIIISKIDlsttlleis' llulshed goods , per fnl. ,
cl. 18
StlOAlis Unehangod ; cut loaf. MT6"34C.
Itecelptsand slilpmeiits today were as. fol
lows :
On the produce oxchaiiKO today the butter
market was steady anil unehaiued 1'aney
Klein creamery. V&'Uoi fine western
line dairy , l. OISu ; ordinary , t.'itllo
Now V'ork Mtirkots.
NKW Yoitiv , Sopt. 2.-ri.uuit-lteeolpts , 17,71X1
paoUaKiis ; experts , 11 , MI ) barrels. 4.UJU sicks ;
Iioav , uiiHottltil , moderaiely aetlxo ; bales ,
20.101 barrels
\T-Hecolpts ! , 5 < ) ,00fl liushels ; exports ,
19V > 'J ' ? bushels ; sales ft.-JiM.OOO bushels of fu
tures and 178,0 0 biinheis of spot , bpot market
hemv , lower and moderately nctl\o ; No 2
roil , $1 05i44H.05 > 4 In oloMitor : * l 08 > , ai.b7it
alloat. Jl.Ob-i , , © ! OS1 , f , o b ; Ninem-
ber , JI.OJ ; iiiuraded rod , * l op4rt | i. ;
No. 1 northern to arrive , JI I' . ' ; No I
hard to arrive , $1.15 Options declined Pft
I'.e on Ineieasln. recelptsand nccuniii'atlons ;
weak cables : IOIIRS re. ul/lnn ; steady contract
deliveries and iniiilenuo export Interests.
No. 2 , red , toptombei , Jl.n5i ffil Ul' ( . closlnir.
$ ia5S ; October , * l OUW1 07V , clnstiiII IM' ' . ;
Novombor. f I 04i7il.li1) ) , eloslni : . * l.i8j Decem
ber. IMOUai Ul'i. elosliiB , $1. O's , Jnnuaiv.
ILIO'4 < ai 12. elOHliiB , $1.11 ; May , tl 14Vt < Sl 15 ,
closlnc. $1 H4i.
HYE Dull , wo'ik ; nostorn , O'tt'lSo. '
OOHN IteoolpU , tkl.80i ) bushels ; exports \B-4 *
bushels , hales , I.OIli.OM bushels of futures
- - - - - - - - . Inelndliiir
, ,
comber , and down on January and
nosing wit1 ; may M' U > u > iO , oitihinir , xt'io
OATf , Itecolpts. IAVOO husholHi i\poitH : , tGO
IniBlieU ; sales , | 0\OOU bushels o ( futures anil
131,00) ) buslittU of spot , hpot market loner ,
weak and fairly active ; Options vvoak , iiuiot ;
September , : tV4iit./ie. eloslnc J'i3.o ; Otftobor. >
Xi fftJ' , ' , ! ) : elosliiK ; i5\oi spot No. 2 white. i
iW'iOlUo ; No. 1 , : ib > 4ei No , 1 nh te , 4le ; mixed .
wobtern. XlitVUtoj white weslorn , J'.KJJHOJ ' .No ,
8 ( hlonno , iWI'j'iMTc '
IlAV-Qulot. llrm.
Mill's \\nak , iiulet.
t'utn.K-Oitlons | opeiitit IrroRiilar nt ft
points up to .13 lolnis down , closed
barely stonily at lOuiiS points down ; H Ue.s
ia.2fO IniKi. Inoludliu t-ejitomticr , H5wiai5.ni
October. HMOOH.'Ai ; NovembiT. lur , U'JOj
Doccmbor. H2.UOi2l3.IO ; January. tl'.80iU121)J ;
March , $12.754412.85 : spot Klo dull Ion or ; fair
cargoes , IS o ; No. 7 , l(4itb ( > 4C.
Huiuit-IUw , active , tinner ; fair refining , M4
tMCocontrlfiigala. ; M tent.Jat J7-lKW'iumileM. ;
I.3W liognliuailn uud 12,202 bus * uiuoovado tt
test , atniJoiaT haBsofcontrlfusiil'.OItnst , at
.TT-ICc. and a. t b igi molasics sitg-ir. 80 test ,
nt3 ll-lf'Ci retlnnd , fairly active , firm.
MoiAi < sm New Orleans quiet and stoady.
Kite rinn ,
CoTiowshri ) On. Dull.
I'Ptitoi.i UM Opened steady , but gave way
under pressure to soil , and declined l' e , clos
ing wo ik 1'onnsylvnnln oil , October option ,
opened ( M e ; highest , ( Sl'io ; lowest , C2o. clos
ing f.2c. Llnii oil opoilln' . I5'4ei highest ,
ItlUei lowest , IJ'IP. ' clos ng IB'4c. ' Total ialcs ,
eo/tHl bnrroln
1'Ai.f.OH' Dull ; Atoady.
Hoiis I'lrm and ( inlet.
TtMtl'RNTJNK-I'lnii , qillot nt 37Vi.1B.
I'.fKH Hotter demand , flrtnwestern. . 1 , ®
IRc ; recnlpts , : il ! > 7 liickugrs . , . . . _
I'oiiK-Dull. stoidys old mess , $ IOOV (
inrisnownicss.tll.WnUCO : extra prime , 1102.5
RI0.75.
OI/T MKATH-riria. ,
MiMlif.Fs-ririni short clear , September.
} T Vi.
lMin I'lnn , quiet ; wpstprn steam. ! i.n'i !
Ilurrni-Quli t : fiini'T steady : weslorn
dairy. IW7c ; western erciimery , l.V321Jo ! ; hi-
Kins , 2i ; 'Pe }
- ijtiloU firm ; western dairy. & 3Sc ;
-uli-t American , f 18
roi'i'l'it-gteadv ; lake , bcptomber , I12.2j ;
lake. Oetnhor. li25.
Lr\l > rirni ; domiMtlc. f5 ! >
TiN-Qulel firmer ; straltf. . S.M.OO.
HPil.rKii Dull.
KIUIHHH City Mnrkct .
KANSAS CITV. Mo. Hopt. 2 WIIEVT-
sieatly ; No 2 hard , eusii. * o bid : boptetn-
bei Si 4c hid. No 2 red , cash , SOo bid
COIIN lllghoi. No 2. e.iHh , 55 0 bid ; September -
tember , 5l'e bid ,
OAis-HI 'her : No 2 cash. 27o bid ; Septem
ber , 27c bid.
llu Drm ind iinehniucil.
' -PEO Steady t file
a I'lnn and nnihanged ; creamery ,
dalrv. l4Mt > c , store packed , Ill2c ;
pnekp , - . 7illo (
Knofl Dim , ill I4'je. '
Cni-mi SIP uly and nnehinged ; o-istorn ,
"flv ; voniu Amerli-au. IMo : Kansas. 11,3
llrcni'Tsheit. . 170.8 M ; coin. 0.2JO ; oats.
H.'HK )
SIIM-VIKNTS Wheat SI"OM : corn. IT.GOOi oats ,
7bOO. _
t. I.onU Markets.
T Lnin-5. Mo.set , , 2 WiifHT Weak ;
i iish. ! ) , ! - Di'Lember. ' 'I'je '
Oo NVuaK : e isli vie : vo ir , 4Po.
OATS Drnit eash.Ssiic : October. 28VC.
I'oitK-Drmer fllK ( )
Lsiip-strone : ti > 10.
\Viil8Krv-JI K
_
niin icnpoliH v'v licnt M.if'cct.
MIVSKAPOMS Minn. sit , , a WHKW
I'alr rlem mil for coed inllllii- before tlin
lire ik In fiitnii's ifler vvhleh tlio m irl.ot w is
dull : receipts 110 eafs Close No 1 hard ,
on Ira k , ( ) lii No I noithein. August. ' ( Puc ;
on Iriek 'll'ie ' , No J northern , on trick ,
M 'c ' _
Mvi'i-iool | Mnrki-ts.
LivFitrnou Pedt 2 WHUTQuiet : do-
iii mil pilndpilly sp-eul itlve : holders oltor
modoritely : California No I , Us IdK'is ll'jd
pel eeiital ; Kimsis wlntor , hard , t-a 7'4dSs ' 8a.
COIIN Drni ; denuinU fair.
nillv.iukiIrani Market.
Alir.vrAiiKEh Wis. ' opt. -WiiK T Hasv :
NO 2sprlngcish ' > 53'ic. ! : No I northoin , 9Sc
COIIN Sliindv ; No I eash , fi-Hie
OATS Higher , No 2 white , bJ'/.o.
ToliMlo Ornin .
Toi.rno. O . Pept 2. WHEAT Lower ; cash
and September , 'lie
Conn Pto idy ; cash , f,5e
OATS Quiet : cash .lie
s i.v/ >
Nnw VOHK. Sept. 2 I'or the first tlmo stnco
the late rise bojan the marl.ot wis rcilly
wtak today and the re ictlon which wo bavo
ho ird so much about , but which has heretofore -
fore failed to m itorlall/e , made considerable
progress There was iindoubtidly some
liquidation of long accounts of HOIIIO magnl-
tudo , whllo the oltoi Is of the bears were di
rected against a few of the loading shares for
speeulatUo effect upon the list in general.
The market was therefore , owlnj to the
checking of the buying , less act vo and the
business done was less evenly distributed
than usual of Into , a h vlf doon of tlio moro
piom Incut stocks , monopolizing a largo pro
portion of the tot il s iles ,
The mica for moroy have hardened ma
terially during the last week , but they are not
yetatapont where tbev should ha\oany
mitorlal elfoot upon the buying of stocks and
no apprehension In any qu irtor Is felt on that
head. The t-lgher rates now exacted are the
legitimate effect of a larger = > to ks specula
tion and result oven more from the desire of
the lenders to tnko ill possible advantage of
the boom wh lo It lasted than fiomany appro-
el ible scarcity of funds The b inks still have
a largo surplus and the rites , are hi her hero
than In London , which should h ivo
tlio effect of drawing gold from
that center In the near future If
unchecked by any aitlflutal mentis. The In-
tetest today centeiod again around Union
1'acllkand whllo tlieie wns the usu il number
of new rnmois In regard to the company , good
and bad , set alloat the stock became the par
ticular mark for the boars and at Its lower
point It showed i Ir > ss of no irly ; i per cent ,
most of which was brought about by hammer
ing , pure and simple. The tr insaetlons In the
gonoial list were comparatively small and
tlio grangers Union I'aolllo. Louisville &
ISaMivlllo and Chicago. Columbus Cincinnati
& bt Louis monopoll/cd by f.ir the greatei
portion of the doailngs as well us the linpor-
t mtlluctuatlons
The opening was strong and confident , but
the demand w.is not is heavy as during tlio
last two days , and thu traders and boars soon
got to work with some chances of Biucess and
aided by some reall/lng hammered Union 1'a-
olflodown matotlally In the Hrst few minutes'
trading. The rest of the acthe stocks were
treated the s uno way , although the declines
woio smaller The piessnm' , however , was
maintained until near the close , tlm
maikot show ng several feohlo rallies ,
but only In special stocks llko
fetigar woio the re.eove.ries of pirtloular
moment. Atchison was the leader In autlvlty
but Union I'aclllc in wcikncss , and while ma
terial losses were shovvd at ono tlmo in the
grangers , they recovered most of their losses
In the late trading when the covering of shortn
by the piofosslon ils caused a rilly which
re iched some Impoitanco amoiu the wo ik
stocks of the foienoon Thu close w is notlyo
nnil film on the rally , but prices were left
gcneially small fi actions lower than last
ovenln- and Union I'acine Is down 213 per emit
and Co'orado ' Coal and Northwestern each 1
per cent.
Itallioad bonds vveio alToeted by the pres
sure upon the share list and prices were heavy
to weak In the foionoon , rocovcrln.somewhat
Inter In the day The trilling reached t . ' .4(11- (
000 , The Until chaugt s are generally Inslgnlll-
cant , but many of the actlvo bonds are loner
and Mobile & , Ohio 4s lost J percent at b5 per
cent
Government bonds dull , stoady.
State bonds dull , linn
The following are tlin closing quotations for
the loading stocks on the Now York stock exchange -
change today :
The total sales of ntoen today woio .m,714
shales IneltidliiL ; Atohlxon , 'Si.b'JIi C'hleiu-o
( ias.ri , ! ) ; Krlo , lu. 11.1 ; Lonisvlllo A. Nashville ,
23..VM1 ; Missouri I'.u-llle. U.7S3 ; Noitnern I'a-
elllc. aWli : Northern I'aclllo pieferred , ll.T.Xl ;
ltoiidinx.7.127 ; Ulohmondcst I'D nt.d.0 Hi
bt. I'a ill. 41'iu ' ) . Texas 1'uclllc , .I'M ; Liilou
1'uclllc , 13,4Xii ( Western Union , 4.4JU
l-Miintiuliil Itorlmv.
Nt-vv Voiik , Sept. 2-Tho report lORiinlln ;
the Union 1'aclliii wah correct , 1'iesldent Dillon
himself admlttln that u loan of (100,000 was
sold out yesterday liy an Impatient creditor.
It was not , novvuvur. rex.mled us niivthtiiK
moro serious than the result naturally tohu > > <
been uxpeetcul in connoctloti with thu debt of
thorcorKanUIni ; plan ,
Later dispatches regarding the thrcatouud
frost VTorn roassiirltiK In tlin main nnd hnd
tholr otfcct , though the olllclul date of the
Weather bureau certainly confirms the predic
tions of u cold vriiro of moro than iivuruRO se
verity.
I'or an hour early In the afternoon the mar
kets rallied on the b ills of the iinolllolal ills-
p italics , but the professional cohtltijont wan
hoarlsli , and taking the cold wave as u cilu.
iMtnmorod the market with conslderabio sue-
eosj during the rein ilndor of the nflornivm ,
though the sales vrero light In voinmo. The
market of the closing hour was Irregular.with
Union 1'aelllo a center of weakness iiiidor f reo
roallrathms and resolute bear pressure Clos
ing prices were steady , lint with substantial
net declines for the day In the lending stocks ,
1 nlon I'aclllc In (1 irtlcalar losing upwards of
2 points. _ _ _ _ _
NCMV Vork Money Mnrkot ,
NtwVoiiK "opt 2 MONKV ON CAft , Hasy ,
ranging from t to 5 percent ; last lo in 2 per
cent ; closing offered at Iporoont.
I'liiMB MBHCINTII.K l'ii'Lit-5 © " 14 per cent.
STHIMNO KXCIUMIBCJulet and steady at
$ M2 for slxty-uay bills and $4 bi for do-
inand.
'I ho following vroro the closing prices on
bonds :
Financial Notes.
IVANSASCITV , MoSept. 2-ClcarIngsJI.Oi3-
NKVV VOHK. s0pt 2 Clearings , $140,244 5J3 :
b ilancos M,7nMH.
llAi/riVKmB. Mil. , Sopt. -C'lcarlius , $1,129-
21KH : balances , t404 87J. Money , 0 per cent.
I'llii.AliM.l'lilA. 1'a. Sopt. 2 CloRrlntM ,
$ IU07.2oO ; balances , JIGI4uDJj money 5 per
cent.
NBVV OitrEsN' , La , Sept 2. Olcirlnss , $919.-
9J1 ! . Now York exchange. We. Hank 5Uo
piemlum
tiv ! ( IV.NATI. O , Sept 2.--Money , 4KB per
cent : Now York oxehinie ; , . )0IOo ) discount.
Clearings , $ MrlOi)0. )
MEMI-MH. Tonn , Sept. 2 Now York ox-
chan-'o s-jlllng at f I piemlum Clearings , S170-
612 ; balances , Jll , 74.
ST. I.OUIH , Mo. , Sept a Cloarlnns $ . ! . < ) ' < > , -
72" " ) , balances. * I22)7. ( ' ) Money , "as percent.
Kxclmnuo on Now York 2jc discount.
IlosroN , Mass , Sept 2. Clearing house b il-
ancosv > I , ( I,7KS ; rate .1 and 4 : call loans , 4 ®
5-i poi cent ; tlmo lo ins , f > © 7 per cent.
HOSTOV , Mass. . bept. 2. Clearings , 117,900-
Ou7 ; bal incos. tlw > 4,78l : inonoy > ® t per cent ;
exchange on Now York , l @Xlo discount
CintAOD. III. . Sept 2. Now York oxchaiiBo
stc uly ut 75o premium. Monev steady atu per
cent : bink clearings. tllU4.JSJ. ) Sterling ex-
ehan.ro dull at SI HI for sixty day bills and
$ I8 * > H for sight drafts.
Hoston Stoolc Unrlcct.
IIOSTOV , Mass , Sept. J The following were
theoloslni ; prices on slocks In the the Itoston
stock market today :
Stock u.irkot.
Lovrmv. Sept. 2. The followliu were the
London stook quot itlons o osln,1 at 4 p m
1" 1-lbd per ounco.
MONCpercent. .
Halo of discount In the open innrkot for
short bills 2 > B percent , three months1 bills , 2'i
© 21a per cent.
Ijinnloii Slocks Ijivcly-
IjONnov , Sept. 2 In the street and at tlio
Ptock oxcli iimo railroad aeturltles were un
settled. There was a tendency toward aro.ic-
tlou , duo to some Now York selling ordois
which weru obviously sent with a view of In-
lliioiioliiK the innrkot. Heali/atlons by weik
and timid holders caused prices to iclapso
from the best point , but there was still loft a
coneral advance on thodav with the excep
tion ol Union I'aclllc. which ( hopped throe-
fourths of 1 per cent , and Lake bhore , which
declined one-half of 1 per lent. Argentine
scoiirlt. es were In doniand and prices ad
vanced from 1'i to J per cent
of Kii lainl ItiiUion.
LONDON , fept 2 Amount of bullion with
dr iwn from the II ink of UiiRlnml on balance
today , JL,100,000. _
Paris ItcntuH.
PAIUS Sept 2 Tlueo per cent rente * 9
82Vio for the account. .
Han Pranclfloo Aliniiit ; ( JiiotntloiiH.
S\s ritANCfCO. Cal. , Sept 2. The onlelal
closing quotations foi mining stocks today
wore as follows :
St. I nlH > Iiiiiiij QuotttloiiB.
ST. Lot' . Mo , Sept 2 Today Was a bear
marliCto' the mining exchange The follou-
Ini : bids > cro made on call with the provull-
IIIR tone t " -o elose :
Now York Mining QiiotiitKins.
Nhvv YoiiK , Sept 2. The closing mining
stock notations are as follows :
Now Yoi'k Dry CJooils Slnrkct.
NBVV VoitK , Sept 2. Trade In dry uoods con
tinues to show Improvement at both Hint and
second hands 1'laln cottons , with agents ,
are Inconsiderably bottiii reque.it , Illankots
are moving better , lint there Is a good clem mil
foi fancy ill ess goods , Colored cottons are In
stead ) request A good ft ollng pervades the
mirketand the steaolly a Ivai-clng cotton
price proves the tone of that clans of fabrics.
Shipments of goods are moro actlwt.
1'oi-Huii Oil il ark -t.
Losiiov , epl 2. OALCMTTA LINSKKII 42s
peniuartei.
i'KNriNh bplrlls , 2JH Jd per owl , ; prlmo ,
2-std perowt
A.NTVVLiti' , bept. 2. I'hiHot.EUM--lSHf paid
and selleis. _
Iliivuiiii ai'ki-tH.
HAVANA , fcopt. 2. SPANISH Gor , JJ..M )
© 2 2- ) ' *
KMIIANOB cjnlet.
biiiAit--Jnlet ) : holders uloofi notliln , ; done
today. Copious rains huvo fallen.
'lulk.
Cinc oo , ' opt -Ki'iinott , Ilopklns.x Cote
to b A. MoWhortur' The op'nlni ; w is weaken
on lowot t ibles. followed by u tally of le ,
niiilul } on covering b > shorlH The lumulndor
of the sesshin iluvi'Uiped a very bearish leol-
Jng. as lute cnblos eoiitlnuud tocuniu in weak.
Cluaranies wuro rather am ill , and very little
export Initially The w a cm weather was also
a bearish feature. The foreign Munition does
not Improve and although thla has little cIToct
at present on the murkut hero or abroad , It
wilt sooner or lutur , uuuvo uavlso
our customers to ho oivutliius about
getting short. 'I'ho Immediate i-otirso
of prh'os apiieafiato bo dovvnwiird.
Tlin Vlennii congr a tliliiR of the pint ,
Whlln thU was hnngj ivcr the market U do >
torrod many from sanmg who will now taku
the short ildo with tftiilldenee. If foreigner *
contliina to tnUooilrwheat as fast as during
the pist month It will doubtless proven tuny
material dccllno. It will bo ncce'sary , how-
e\er , to elosoly wittoli the speculative situ
ation as well as the crop outlook abtoid nnd
not got too radically coinnltled to unlor tlio
long or short shlo. It Is n splen
did sculping market for those who
nro willing to taUn quick pro Ills.
1'rost predictions nnd smaller rccolpts tlinn
estimated enabled the clique to nnccossfully
apply the > , rows c irly In the scssbm , but
weakness In other nrtnlncts llnallv caused a
break In corn and | , Qf $ closing was lie ir the
bottom II Is a very KIUIICV deal and ono
needs to keep his eyes wide open all the tlmo
and oven then ho Is Ilithloto run up against
some unpleasant and unexpected complica
tions. Oats draggeil n little with Rimer it
wo ikness. but they look like good properly on
softspots. The Inventory of stocks of pro
visions turned out moro satisfactory to lotus
than expected ami tlio market dev eloped con
siderable strength early , bur ga\i3 way later
In sympathy other markets It appears from
the secretary's report that pork dci'roasod last
month 28.00J pounds , lard IOOK ) tierces and
ribs 1(1,400,000 ( pounds and oilier cuts of mo it
18a500iO pounds iscompirod with slocks the
last of July , I'oicentago of ucorenso has been
about 10 per eont for lard , il per cent for ribs
and 21) ) per rent for other meats Most of the
reduction In pork has been from Htoeks , now
pork shows a decrease of loss than ,1,000 , bar
rels , whllo over 25,000 barrel" of od , pork h IB
disappeared , or about 4S per cent of the entire
stock. At this August r ito of consumption
stocks of old pork now reduced to 27,201 bar
rels will bo almost intlrolv consumed this
month , and then It maj bo expected that ma
terial Inroids wlllbo made on that which will
become old and iimlollvcrahlo oncontiacts
after January L The situation is bi lighten
ing.UliirAno
UliirAno , 111. . Sept 2. HvvaitIlupoo A.
McC'ormlcK to I' C SwirlCo . The gen
eral Inlliiences surrounding the wheat market
have been bearish today and h ivo loatiltod In
decided woikness Tno roeoipts were large
all around amounting to i , lll.DOO at the prl-
m iry points , with shipments only 1.110,000
Liverpool was Id to ' d lower , London .Id
lower and I'arls ! tJo to Vjo lower. The eloar-
inces from the Atlantic ports were dlsin-
polntlng being only ,105,000 bushels and the now
export business was less than twenty loads.
Minneapolis and Dnlnth received 417,0)0
bnshols of spring wheat and the spring wheat
receipts hero wereUJcars asagalnst ( .Hears
of winter , Indicating an Incroaslnir movement
nf spring wlio.it. The icsultof this varied
heir news was a very vvoak market.
The corn market opened strong ou good buy
ing , s ild to bo to cover one or two lines of
local "horts A sharp break took pi ice before
the close , Induced pionihly by tlio fict that
estimated iccolpts of 700 cirs for tomorrow
were somewhat larger than oxpeclol , Ko-
celpts at primary points nero lis.1,000 ; ship
ments 504,1)00. I'ho provision ninket was
nithor , i disappointment to bulls minvof
whom believe a showing of local stocks would
glvo ns a strong iuiir < ot There was good
buying at the st.irt. with a firm -11111 aetho
market , but the break In grain seemed to In-
llucneo It later and the clo-io w is decidedly
tame at the lowest prices of the dav.
iNuw VOHK , Sopt. 2. Kennott. Hopkins &
Co to b. A. SIcWhortor : The tone of the
market today his changed frequently bo-
tvvoou strength and weakness and fluctua
tions In prices show quite conclusively that It
Is not HO much a onesided m irkot It has been
for a number of davs. Uiniuestlon iblv a
ere.it many realising s lies h iv o been made. At
the same time , great confidence Is shown In
prices going hlghor anil many onorators par
ticularly those who may bo classed as "the
geneial nubile. " are not tiylng to catch icac-
llons but are quietly holding on to their pur
chases Traders , however , sold freely and are
expecting a down turn at the opening which
wawvvltb quite a bootn. London was aficlor ,
buying fiuoly on all round list , but when
these orders wore executed the market e ised
nlT. The Union 1' iclIU- was especially weak at
all Units during the day. It Is reported that
some Kccuritles plLilu-eil by tlio Lomp my for a
loan were bold yesterday because of the fail
ure of the company to redeem , and AteliKon
has In. nu a favorite In today's uadlng
The July st itemont of earnings showed
a not Increase of IW.OOO. The
stock Is bolnj boiuht bv parties
who predict much hlghor prices. This dispo
sition to sell stocks today was iinuueHtlonably
strengthened by prediction of a cold wave for
tonight In the corn bolt wliloh may tie severe
enoimh to Injure the growing crop. Hoports
regarding It , howovei , are contiadlotory and
It Is not ( .onor illy believed frost will ba severe
enough to do Injury.
O.M.I / / . 1 31 A It If I ! rs.
OMAHA. Sept. 2.
OATTr.B-Ometal roeoipts of cattle , 4,177
as comnared with 1.61 , yesterday and 1,527
Wednebdav of last week , The market cany
was about steady , but on heavy receipts late
In the day bee imo wo ik ami lower on bee\es
of all glades was steady on the best grades of
butcher stock and 5o and lOe lower on other
grades and llrm on good feeders and slow and
vvoak on others.
Hodh Olllelal receipts of hogs 2W1 as
compared with ,1451 yesterday , and 2,810 Wed-
ncsuayof last week. The market was actlvo
andlirmoirly In the day and later became
easloi and e'osod ' with all sold nt about yos-
tordny's market , 'llio range of the prices paid
$1 R57W.15. the bulk selling atl " 5 ® . 00 Light.
I405&515 heavy. SI 80 5 OJ ; mixed , * l 85 ®
415 'I ho averaue of the prices pud was
} 4 ! ) iias compared' with $4 ! ) I yesterday and
$4 75 U'ednosd ly of last week
Snn.1' Olllclal receipts of sheep 407 , as
compared wlth54i vestorday. The in. irkot was
easier. Natlvos. $250 ® ! 50 : westerns , $225 ®
4.25 ; good bO to 70 Ib. lumbs. 100503.
and OlMpnsitinn of took.
Olllclal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union stoukyauls
company for tlm tvvontv-four hours ending at
5 o'clock , p m. , September 2 , IbJl :
'
UBUKHT3
I I'Ullj | lloas I Sheep
ICcpreauntntivu Salos.
BTKKUS.
1IUM.S.
1100 1 81 1. .1000 I 81 112) ) 100
Il5q 180 1a. 1MW 1 9J 1J-)0 200
.1010 1 83 a. 10JO 2 10
CAI.VK3
. 370 1 ( SO 3 . 31J 2 25 10. . U90 235
. JW 2 00
ETAOS.
1. .170) 4 25
1 cow and calf . , . " ' . . J31 00
2 lows and eahcs . . . . - ; . 2800
1 cow and ualf . . . , i. . 170) )
t cow and calf . ti . 2500
1 cow and calf . , vi on
I cow and calf . . . 2000
No , ) Av. I'r.
< „ ! Av.U.U1
77 cows . . „ , U.U1 l 75
2J hteoM , Texans , . . ' . . 10' ' ) ) J UO
C. A lbloy. 4irfl
bO feeders. . ! < > . " " ' : < fH )
4 feeders . . . llli 2:0
1 htiiB . I. " . " . UDO 22" )
i : 1' . Myers.
! l cows . i . , , . .1120 200
2 oxen . UJit . IM ) 2 in
7A feeders . . . . Ui'J J 20
C'rosH V Leiuaii.
20co\ i. . , . „ . O'l- ! 2.15
2.lfteders . Cta . 8SI 2 71
losteers . | i'J . lMil ,1 0
-"Isleeis . at . 1IU7 il .W
2lil
1 htoer . . lese L1 10
CuthrloA. Oslviunp ,
If , Hticra . , . I1M ) ,140
leow . IOMJ 1 IV5
lli'ows . , , . U7I 22i
77enus . . . . , . , . UVI 2 115
; ilf(0ileis . 1122 320
L'l stems . I''o I 320
51 feeilois. . . . HUH J 05
Hyan Hros '
3JO ftiudurn . 1008 2 85
JlfeoUeis . . . . ll.fj 3 20
hw in Land & . Uattlo ( 'o.
i'i ' onus . IM ; 1 no
I.-J COM * . IDIJ 250
Si i-OHH . 10411 2 55D
w f en .or * . . UU : t ( H )
in feeders . nllYi : i 00
Oh hleers . . . 1-1)1 .1 115
41 htoor * . 2KI il.J .
4'j Mtueii . , . I.'IJ J 55
8J hteers . l.'ll a 5
'J usolioniachor & . Dollllllui.
, U cows . WH S .tt
I hteor . 1110 .1 4UJ
3i steers . . . . . 1154 J 40
Knicrson , Halter Kennedy
3 oows . l.HO i 85
1CS cows . WU
Clilcnuo IJvo Stock Ini-lcctH.
CllH'AdO 111 , Sept 2. [ Special Tolesr.im to
TiltIlKE 1 L-ito tialns swelled yesterday's
receipts to I2UO head , which Is more tlnn I.OJO
In OTI ess of the early ostlnriles As a lesnlt
llm day's market finished weak , nlth FIIIIIO
cattle loft In salesmen's hands. Thoio was
continued hoailncss today Iniludlni ; the
stain cattle there were about IS 0H ( head In the
jaids. of which l..OOi , woio elf the nnmiis I'ho
market Has weak and uiio\only lowor. It was
from r)0 to We loner than yosteiday. whllo In
comparison nlth Moiidny's ptlcoi a iidnctlon
of from Do to I5e was plainly appaient At llio
rcdncetl prices tiadlne was aellxo. and the
Indlc itlous were that bv .1 o'cloeU , the closing
hour oM'rythliiff would bo sold The tone of
the market , howo\or , remained nuiiK lliioiiKh-
out , as the arrivals for tomorrow and Trlday
promlso to be liberal. Natives were limited at
from f 1,40 to J..85 foi Itifuloi to iliolco t'ono ,
C'.iiOtoiMl for stocl.ois and feeders ind at
t' ! Ki to to K for very common lo fancy shlp-
pliiK steers. fcale of westerns were on a basts
of from 8.03 to 11.00 foi tows , and
from 1125 to $1.75 for steers , and of
Toxaivs at 11.50 to Jl.'lO. The inuihot
opened o\tromoly weak this niornln.i ; and
41 Id not getoutof tliat condition. In fact the
liter feellnir , was oxen more Intensely do-
piessed than that which dexelopod around
tlioopenliiK.
Iloforol ) o'clock prlcoi had eased off fully
flc to 10" poi 100 pounds , whllo fin liter aloiiR
concessions of from toIJ'iewero ' freely
made fhorineoof pilcis at the close was
from $4 WJ to $530 for < oiiiinon tooholco heavy
weights and $4 75 to (5 50 for Unlit. There was
not lunch tradlne around the oxtiomcs , $4,75
to f.525 liuylne the bulk of the Heavy and
the major oirt of the llcbt weights > .oln
at from ? 5 00 to J5 . The onerln.-s Included a
few eholera hogs ind a considerable number
of Rrassers. The latter sold anywhere from
25u to 11.10 on" from the prli.es pild for coin
fatted ho s.
The Uviiiilni ; Fonni'il repoits : rTiiK--Ie-
celpts , 1(1,000 ( ; shipments , 4,000.M.nl.nl steulv
lo lower. Kxtra stteiJCOIQO . ' 5 , otheif40 !
© 575 ; Tuxnns. * i 41(1.1.11) ) ; taiiKOis JJ--U4.25 ;
n itlve cows , JJ tVtJ ? U5
lions UuLOlnls , L LOOO ; shipments 12000 ;
market weak , lowei ; lotiKb and Lommon , $1 50
4J4.75 ; mixed and packets. * 4MliTi505 ; prime
heavy and butcher weights , M lXi4\,5 ( ! : pilme
llu'ht. J5 4 i5.45.
faiiKEi' Hecolpts.,000 ' ) ; hhlpiiKMitv , 550 ; mai-
ket falrlv active , lower , ewes , JI 75jil 5' > ; Texans -
ans $ lbJ'i1..10 ' ; westeins , $4.15 ® ! ,0 ; lambs ,
JJ 7525 GO.
Now York Ijlvc Stock Market.
NEW YORK , fcept 2 Itmvrs Keeoluts ,
1,015 head , including JO cars for silo , SI irkot
lOo per ewt higher ; ii'itne sttors , $1 r,0i.lo
poi cwt ; Texas and Coloradoes , ID01i5'Uj
Inills nnd cons , il li5R3,40 ; dressed beef , firm
at b'iffiOc per 111 Shipments today , 5,475 qu ir-
ters of beef.
C'\tvi-s Hecelpls , 003 hold ; market film :
veals , J550sOO pet owt ; gi issurs , J.IOO ®
J 50 ; nuttorinllk calves , $ t 0) 4 .50
Sltr.tl' Uocelpls , 84'i he id ; in irket dull ;
sheen , $ -1 004 ' ,5 per 100 Ibs ; lambs , a shade
llrmor. $5 su < it5.83 : dies od innlton , Hi in at
7'/J@lte ) per Ib ; dressed lamb , hlglioi at 0 ®
lie.
lions Itccelpts , r ,011 he id , Inehullns 4 cars
for silo ; market iteady at JI OOJJUOO poi
City Ijivo Stook Markets.
. OITV. Mo , Sent 2 CHirrE Ilo-
colnts , C 100 ; shipments 5,700 ; m.uKct dull ,
lower ; steers , $ .1 007W.55 ; rows , } l,25175 ;
stoi kprwand foodois , $ i50.l ,15
lloas HocoIptH , 58si ; shipments , 1.200 ; in ir
kot 5o lower ; bulk , I4P55 05 ; all gradeW 25
® 5 15.
SIHSKP Kocolpts , 5:1 ; shipments , 150 ; mat-
kot steady. _
St. FJOUIH Ii\ve \ rstook Maiket.
ST. Louis , Mo , Sopt. 2. CUTI.E Itooolpt" ,
4,000 ; Hhlpments , : i,8 0 : market lowei ; fall to
Kood natiMh J.IOO5.75 ; Tevans and Indlau- > ,
. ' 41X5,1.15 : oanneis Jl.WlfW.lo.
lions Hccelpts , .1 G 0 ; slilpments. GOO : market -
kot lower ; heavy. $525Aj ) mixed , $185 ®
5.JO ; llKht. r > 10 ® 5 25
_
HJAIKKA l'.t < A/\ t lA JlHt/-t rS.
ricoi-ciiso iii Niiiuhur of llo s Rntcli-
oiod Still the 1'entlire.
CINCINNATI. O . Sept 2. [ hptelal Tolejr.iin
to TUB HI.G.J The 1'ileo Utiiront will > ay :
"Keturns foi the pitst week show a total of
1.15,0'0 hos p u-keil analnst 215,000 last year ,
inakliu a tolal of 4M70OOI sliiLO Miireh I ,
aaliist7,2k5ono ) ( I ist ye.n , n deoioaso of 2.2I5-
00" Leading places now oporatbiK compuro
as follows :
tu/.i//.i ii noi.r.sA 1,1 ; ji.ntKjii > .
H rm I'OTAroi s I'or bushel , J.'OO.
CHAII Ai'iM.Ks I'or bbl , J.I no.
tMAi.oui'KS ) I'urtloJI 2ViM 50
I'nACMfs ( Jallfoinla 1'iawfords. single O.IBO
lots. fl.2.'i ; ll\o ease lots , fl 15.
' ' Home 8-lb b iskets
tJliAl'l's Krown , - 4V250c :
Muscat , poi crate , 51.71 , Itoso I'liiu , ilrn ) ,
I'l-Alis-Oillfornla llarllott , f2'i : other Cal-
Ifoinla varlelUs , J.'OO
I'MJMS-C'allfornla. tl VI.
A iM'i.v I'iii bbl , * J.Ooa2 ,5.
UltANdl H ItOtll , fH 00.
\V\THlMU.ONB hlppinsc stocl , , r
LFMIINS I'm box , * l.bO
IU.NAN s--l'or bunch , JJOOJSO for good
shipping stocU
I'Moiii-
Omaha Milling lomp my. Hnlliinec , I'atiint ,
J.M ) i Invincible I'alont. t'So , Lone Hir.ii -
perlallvo. $ . ' .50i hnovvllal.o , ti 10 ; 1'aney
I'amlly.W.OO.
Ill 1) i\h Mill compiny. No I and Tie mi
Illuh Patent , I.'S5 : Illne I ) , and lied P. f.'OO ,
Lion and Ilavvkoyo , t. ' . 10 ; Uoyal No 111. Mioolal
I'alent M.OI ; Mlnniuota ami ) < oti ; , I'atont ,
JMX ) ; Kansis Hard Wheat , I'atont. I.'OO ; Nt-h-
iiisl.a b ! mights ' 50.
.s I' . Oilman's ( told Metal , t80 ! , nnu White ,
tJ',0 ; iMiowllaUo * ' 10 , low ciaile , $1 tt ) , Qni en
of the I'anliy .f.'W ) ; Minnesota * -iuierlativo ,
t..W ) ; btan , (11.00 , c'hoopo I feed , $ 200
Counti-j I'roiliioo
I'ori.iinTho innrUot on old fowls Is slow
nnd shlppois ou.lit not to antlelpatu inur
* , lH ( Tll.2i for the best old tionti. wlnlii roostnm
and ined no consldeiably louur. Sprlui :
ehlcUeus are In heller demand and urliiK * - ' - ' " >
( tt i.J. " >
l.inm I'lio marUet Is flrmliiK up and sales
weie loporlrd at UK' .
HUrrKlt ( loud Imttiir Is Miry soareo and
eholeo dally In lints ICiilTi. The paoUois'pileo
In IWJIIc. Aiilvais of desirable grades meol
with readysalu.
Vc'itnlilt { s
The follow in ; ; quotations roniesent the
prh es at whli h eholun stoek U billed out on
oiderH iinlexs othurwlse htattdt
ToMAroKs I'er bushel , tl Ui )
rMHiiiB HHIIIO Krown le per Ib.
NMV IttMS I'or bushel , fi v.
KPS.SHay. . * . ' 'i < s.'i > 5 per mi.
UMOMI Homo crown , 7'ie put hn.
ror\iois Lotil iriowers aio HiipplylilK the
demand almost
JOHN A .MlSllANfc HIAhKO COXIIOV
McShane & Condon ,
INVliSTMKNM' HAXKBRS ,
300 S. 13th St. , First National B m'i ' HalU
liiU , Omiih.i , Neb.
De l la stoc * < brjnls Jirltlat e > u nirelil pi
per , uto. Nu iillnto Innil uu I qjr ire I O u ll t ra t
C9t t . Short tlmuloaai ou bank ilgck , ut uUi
p rorcd collateral i curlt
OMAHA
Manufacturers'
DIRECTORY.
AWNINGS A XI ) TENTS.
Omaha Tout & Awn
ing Oo. ,
1 loin lintnmnrkii nil mul
rubber clothing Ifnt for
catalogue' 1113 l-nriiiim
HAGS A.VI ) 7 II7.V/VS.
Bemis Omaha Bag Oo ,
Importer' n > l Mmufuo-
turofo
llour'-aks llurlnpi unit
Twlno
Ackcrnian Brothers & Heintzo ,
Printers blmlur , cldotrntrpArs lilnikbouk innnu-
riiolurera
till , Ildwirtl troit. Oin'iln
Ohas. A , Coo&Oo. KirkendallJoaes&Oo ,
Mnniifmctiiri'ri anil Job \Sliolcoili-Mnniiftitur ri
be i Ak-ent * for lloiton Hub-
. , „ . . ber si , , , , , . r > 110. 1101
1109 Hownnl street InmlllO'l llnrney ctre t
Williams , Van Aer- W. V. Mora ? & Oo , ,
uain & Harto ' hoe I nc tnry Corner llth
mul Doitulm Bt ( lianbii
Ul Hnrner street
Morehnnti Imltcil to
Oma'm .Nek call nail ox imine
HOXKS
John L. Wilkie , Louis Heller ,
Omnhn piper bet fTi lory llulelier1 ! nml I'aeker
HIT-IJI9 DotK-lns l ol < in 1 'niiplle' Ili'i-f
Orderj hu < Mini yii'0i | | i > iMlnir <
promptly illleil
lllil-IIH latkion street.
11ES , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Oiniilia's I.nrKPitnrlotr
WAC1O.NS A.VIl
| CLOTHING.
Onuha Carpet Co. , Gilmore ' & Enbl ,
Cnroots , oil. cloths mat. Vamifiiturnr * mi
thiK. . cur'aln ' KOOds.mc „ | , (1lo.alc' ( tlothlurs
15111)oiiKHs street | H0 < l Harncj street.
CIGA IIS.
& Fiitscher ,
Miiniifnctiiroi llnoclcari ,
JolibCMof leif tilneco
1011 Inrnim Street
COAL , COKK , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooke & Ooutant & Squires ,
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