THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SITNDAY SEPTEMBER C , 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
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HIE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
Moucy Not Quito So Plentiful as It Was
in Lrcal Banks.
LOCAL COLLECTIONS NOT VERY GOOD.
Tlio Condition cif tlio Ijociil Joliblni :
Trnilo Very Cootl , nnd the Itc-
Pioin the Country
Very Sntlsfactory.
The demand for money from western tnnks
to bo until In moving the crop has reduced
the am plus somewhat In the cltv banks nnd
the amount of money held by local Ilimnclal
Institutions Is not so largo as a few weeks
I ago. There tins been , however , no Important
change In financial conditions for the past
month. Collections nro Inclined to be slow
nnd money in general circulation Is none too
plenty.
'Iho local retail trade Is not vcrv good anil
customers do not nppcnr to ho buvlng any
tnoro goodsjtlmn compelled to by theli1 i eeos-
miles.
The wholesale trndo of the cltv has been
icrj fair during the pastslx days In monthlies
but the orders are coming largely from the
country
In local hardware circles there Is very llt
tlo In the way of news to report. Trade has
been In some cases n lllle quiet , but It Is Just
about holding Its own nnu Its volume Is fair
for the season of the year. Hepoils from the
country claim that the wet weather has hin
dered threshing operations nnd has retarded
the movement of grain , which has naturally
Borne effect upon trade. I'rlcos do not pro-
noiit any changes.
At Now Yorlt cltv operators are very well
disposed to bcilovo that with the opening of
of the month they nro entering upon a period
of Increasing business. They have niicady
cxnoiiencod some nf the symptoms , nnd have
evidence upon which to build hopes that buy
- ers must Incicnso their attentions , Reduced
nnd Orokon nssortnients nro reported from
In any dependent points , prospective good con
sumption , with ability to secure supplies , nro
the main features , nnd If buyers are not
heard from there will bo u pi eat. deal of ills-
nppoinluiont. There has of late , In n quiet
Boitof n way , econ quite n fair export trade
doing1 , and calculations nro that it will in
crease. As n rule pi Ices remain steady for
pretty much nil lea ling kinds of sti clc. Nails
nave a steady soi t of tone on cut , because the
ruling i ales are too low for fuithor shading
nnd show pretty good fiimness on wire
through the support of n continued very fair
general demand.
Local Jobbers report n very satisfactory
movement of dry goods nnd both present
trade conditions nnd future prospects are
good. Reports from the country nro very
encouraging In this llnonnd dealers generally
nro looking for a very heavy fall nnd winter
trado.
The Bulletin says of the trndo In Now
York that dm Ing the past week the market
ntdist hands has undergone no important
change. Theio has been a considerable
amount of business done , but o.vlng to the
continued absence of spot buyers the nppcar-
nnco fiora duy to uay has neon somewhat ,
decontlvo As so ficquently noted , agents
find the great bulk of the demand coming
forward by innll nnd wire , and A
large number of these transactions can ho
completed without suifaco evidence of the
business passing. Agents themselves are
sometimes deceived by the class of trade now
doing In leading staples hand-to mouth
and some were expressing surprise nt finding
their nggiegato sales for the month just
closed ahead of August last year. In fall
prints the supplementary busiross was well
kept up during the wcok , nnd last month's
trndo In these has been of n most encourag
ing diameter In point of volume , whoiover
agents have handled styles Injpopulur 10-
3nest. Fall ginghams , wash tnbrics and
less rfoods were In steady duplioitlng
demand , and nro In a good position with
regard to stocks. Spring styles In Mneuoven
cotton fnbilcs nro In active preparation , al
though only occasionally to be seen in form
of loom samples. Brown , bleached nnd col
ored cottons have been taken by Jobbers , con-
vortets , cutters , etc. , ns requirements arose
only ; that was clear from the individually
light orders , but the aggregate business done
lias been sufficient to show that these re
quirements nro numerous and growing , while
the uigoncy of buyers for Immodluto deliv
eries U proof that they are ptessing
also. Uojond n quiet revision In favor
of bujcrs by one or two agents , prices
nro steady in nil domestics. At the close of
the wee ! ; there wns a disposition to ialk n
steadier market in staple cottons , owing to
the advancing tendency of raw material and
till ) good outlook for n heavy fall consump
tion , but pronaolv only these ngents who
are peculiarly well situated so far as stocks
on hand me conccincd are really Justified In
assorting that they could discern signs of
such Inipiovemont. The Jobbing trade was
active nil week , nnd although the total busi
ness In August this jcar will not compare
favorably with August last year , owing to
the season opening late , the month upon
which wo have Just cntcted Is moio than
llkclv to show n different result.
Omaha grocery Jobbers note a still further
decline In coffees amounting dining the past
six dajs to half n cent. There has been n
slight advance In sugais and they are very
scatca wlillo the demand Is heavy and the
rellnoiics oversold. As a rule the jobbing
trade N lopoitod In a very llouilshlng condi
tion and fully up In volume to last season.
In Isow York while there has boon no gen-
cinl broadening out ol trade thcie is evidently
n bettor opinion ontcitnlncd of the chances.
Of coijtso there Is no special reason why
demand should wait for any one particular
dale , yet It Is n fooling that with the
ptesent month more attention will bo
given to business both as a matter -
tor of necessity and choice , and many of the
markets throw oil the stagnation that 1ms for
some time chnractcilzod them I'lcllniinarv
movements , Indeed , have already been made
In various ways , and If operations no not pan
out well theio will unquostioiiaolv bo n gieat
deal of disappointment. UvoncolToo , tluough
the recent shrinkage in cost , has come dow n
toward a more nttiactive woiklng level and
may possibly stir up the long dcla.vcd do-
mnml , nnd with pretty much ovcrvtmng else
on the list cheap enough buyers lm\o llttlo
cause for complaint over prices. Transpor
tation charges are also reasonable enough
nnd tuoiosooins to no no reason to expect any
oirly Increase of rates on Interior bound
f i eight.
TUB riNANCHI. OUTIOOK.
One of the months has passed , toward
which the business world , according to the
New Yoik Bulletin , wns looking forward so
long with much apprehension. August has
Inought no llnnucial or commercial calamity.
Tne season of oailv crop movement , In which
It wns supposed that the banks of this city
might be drained before gold could be
brought back fiom Kuronu " by oxpoits of
products , because these "banks had been
so weakened oy the heavy exports of
gold during the II ist half of the
year , Is now substantially passed without dis
aster For hud theio been need , millions of
gold for the onoimous quantities of pioducts
shipped In July and early in August could
be f 010 this nnvo been received nt Now Yoik
The oaily drain from the banks of this city
to thu Interior has proved somewhat loss
than was expected , nnd , notwithstanding
much coaiplnlnstof slow colloutloi.s , the In-
toiler money markets nro still ccmpiirntholy
fieo for the season from prcssuie or disturb
ance.
The course of foiolgn markets has helped
very much to allay apprehension. There Is
no longer the utmospneio of seml-mnloat
London or 13cilin or 1'aris , nor the feeling
that almost nnj conceivable stiongeney or
disaster , Involving Incalculable nnd sudden
demand for gold may coma nt any moment
The Kusslan wheat crop failure lias com
pelled Kussin to return to the Hank of Kug-
lund some part of the gold withdrawn oari >
In the v ear. It Is not unlikely that failure of
European crops has made the political out
look moro secure for a jcar to
come. 'Iho termination of the war In
Chill has brought un end of n long continuing
drain upon the rcsouiccs of lending Uuiopcmi
nations , nnd of one possibility of larger ills ,
turbunces. There seems to be coining In
Kuropuu peilod of scilous Industrial do-
pi ossloii , Increased by tlio failure of ernns ,
but It Is not Hkelv that the evil Inlluuncus for
this country will outweigh the advantages
\\hlcutna unusual demand for Amcilcnn
products confers. In gcucial , the command
of this country over the resources and
finances of the world seems to bo greater at
this tlmo than It over bat boon boforo.
TUo iHJrloa of uucoruluty u to American
crops Is almost over. Tor two or three weeks
yet it Is possible thit Injury to corn may re
sult , ana It might extend far enough to cur *
tall the possible exports to other countries ,
but considering the enormous area covered
by corn in the Unitrd Stntos nnd the very
wldo innge of ellrmto nnd sensO'is , It Is
scarcely possible that there should como so
latonny misfortune aflcctlnp n considerable
pirt of the yield. Cotton Is not yet out of
danger. Uut the stock cirrlod over by Hu-
rope Is nbout ino.OJO biles larger than a year
ago , and the stock here Is larger , so that If
the yield this year would be cut down TiOO.O'K ' )
biles below that of last year this might
provo n blessing rather thaii n calamity.
The reports In toward to oilier crops are al
most all so fnvorahlo that the country has a
right to consider the financial oullood de
cidedly clear. _
MIMJI.t 1,1 t'i : .S .If tlltCKTtl.
OMAHA , Snpt. \
UATTl.B-OnieliU roi'olnls of enttlo. 80,1.
as compared with 'Ull" > , \rstordny aid TOO
HnturdiiV of last wcok The in irki-t wna IIP-
live nnd firm on good and steady on other
grades of hccxcs , st > 'iulv on desirable prides
nnd slow and weak on other gndis
of bull-bur Rlix-l. , steady on iroml and \\eik
and lowur on other grades of fe'i'ders Com
mon fi-i-deis inWe In mo lower tliun last
m i k. Hunches of niithr beeves sold at Vi 10
unil wi'stoiiis nlil'U The inrriptM during
Hie Monk , wiiro 1,1 Ml as comp irtd with 10.W7
I ho niek prior.
lloM Ollli-lal rorolpls of hivs S.007. n
compared wllh ' . ' ? li > vi' torilny. and . ' " 48
Sitnnmv of last ttpi'k Tlio tnnr tut wn ac-
tlvo nnd rie to 'Oc ' hl heron all grulns 'I ho
111111:1) of the pili-cs p ild was f HMfiWV l , tlio
bulk golllnij al iMU'ir iiri A bid of S'i \ was
madn fni thomirtsof a In id , but wns refilled.
Light ! 'i/fl3'0j hci\y. JtOXftllO ; mUiMl ,
JilnxillOO TIID a\oiavi'of the pilei-s paid was
J\ ( J us compired with il 'fJ yestnday nnd
SI 'U ' i-nlurdiy of last week. Tim
receipts < if IIO.M during Hie wi ek were I'.V.M ,
abiinnp in-d wlln ri.ir'ilho week pilor.
' IU-M' Iliereuer - no fresli rei-eipls of
sheiip. The market was nominally -He idy
N.itlM'i. $ "iXai ! VJ ; wpstern" , f J i > ® ) 'i"i ! cooil
CO lo 7U Ib. I'linbs llT'iifiOi The ri'c-elpls of
sin cp during the week weie 5Sil , as comp ired
wltli Hsbd the week prior.
Stix k Kccclpis.
OIlliMiil I'o lav Olllc-lal YoMPrday.
C.us No lip id Cars. No llimd.
oattio , .a 8)1 ) citiio . . Mr ann
Hogs . . . . \i 2.UJ7 llo s . . ,1' ) V,710
Sl..ep. . . . 7 l.- l
Louost Snips of
Ted ly VeStetd ly.
Highest . . 10 Highest . WO"
Lowest . 4'K ) Lowest . . 4
AM r.ij-'eof the prices p ild voslordav. if I OJ.
Average of the prices p ild today ,
Kouplpts and DUpinltlDii of
Oflli'lal rocclpts and dUposltlon of sto k as
shown by Iho books of the Unloi stoukynrds
comp my for thi > twuntv four hours ending at
5 o'clock , p m. , hepleiiiber 5 , 1SJ1 :
nicciui'l'- )
eArri F. n'ns SAM'I KS
Curs tlcnil Carn Ilcul Cars
ti
IJISl'OSI 1'ION
Receipt anil Disposition lor the Week.
onielal receipts mil disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union stojky.irds
company for the week endliu at . " > o clock
p in. b.ituid.iy , beptembnr 3 , Is'Jl.
ni.OKIl'lS
uirii'osinov.
Prevailing 1'ricos on Cattle.
The folluwIn.U a t.iblo of price ) pilJ on
thlsmar.tot for the 4ra la of stouk unntlonod :
I'.incv steers. 1 ) to KM Ibs . . , . | S ® \5j
I'rlmbsteers , li'a to U7'i Ibs 4 91 < it5.2.
Good steers 11.0 lo ir > ) lba 4'JJ Wt'M
Ilutchers'steera. low to IJJJlbs . . .Mil ( Tttlu'i
I'ulrsteers. UJOtotni Ibs J J'i ffiUO
Common steers , 800 to 1JJO Ibs . . . . -.7'i 41.1'J )
1'alr to fooil cows l.'Jo ffi..V )
Good touholcocows 2 J"i ( it I I )
Uholco to fancy'.ons JOJ $ $4.03
llolfers . ' ) 46400
VunilliiKS 200 ) - > )
I'eoders 2JO W05
StooKers 1.83 © J.0
Ounnors 103 Ct..OO
Hulls 1.7 > © 103
Oxen A 1.7T ® 400
Btiits 10 46103
C.iUes IV ) < Z4T > 5J
Western cornfud steora 2.V ) < T6" > OJ
Western steers l.'fl 46125
Western cows 1.00 4J.I.03
Hl liost niul Ijnwnst Sales of IIo s.
The'follow ns condomod tiblo shows the
hUlii'bt ind lowest s iloj .mil hlRhustand low
est a venire of the t lies of hoja ami the dates
at this market In each month during the
months stated :
I'rico 01" HOJJM.
Showing the a\origo mice paid for loads of
hius on the days Indicate 1 in 13S7 , Ib3i , 1SSO
IbOOand IbUI :
HocolptH anil ShipiiioutH ,
Showing the olllclal receipts and shlpmnnts
of eattle , bo a and bheep on the ( I itoi Indi
cated :
ntcrii'TS ,
filllPHlATS
I I'lllllB I lllUI I ShOOl.
ol'lViaoa 1'alil for
The following table thows the r.ur.-o of
the prlcoi paid for ho s on thu uuy indl-
cuted !
baturday , AustUJtl ( ISO ffi5 45
Monday. Auiiiut J 5 VO HtJ UO
TuusJuy , AuiiUKt i , . 0 UO ( C5 60
Wcdnc'dny , AliKint 6 . 4 < 0 < n M
Thur-nlny. Aimnst 0 . 4 K < i6 13
rrliluy , August 7. . 4M s KO
"nturday. Allifustfl . . . . . . 470 fc 20
Monday , August 10 . 4 87'i ' < iU 'JO
Tin idiiy , August II . 4 fS "
Wednesday , Augiut IS . 411
'Ihltrsday , August 13 . 4 75
rrlday , AiiRiist 14 . 471
! * iturday , AlUIISt 13 . 4 tVi
Monday , August 17 . . . 481
Tuesday , August IS . 471
Wodtiesd ly , August 19 . . . . . 4
Thursdav , Adjust 20 . 4 N )
Iridiiy , Aucuat3l . 470
Saltlrday. August ? . ' . 4 70
Monday , August 'Jl . 4 4" >
Tuisday , Aiuust r. . 4 0.1
\\ednesday. \ August so . 4 K >
Thursday , August 2 * . 4 CO
I'r day , August 'JS . B M
Saturday. August 20 . . . . . . 4 H )
Mondny. Auitust : il . 481
Tuesday , foptember , 1 . 4 80
Wciliipoilny. 'cptumncr'J . . . . . . . 4 Hi
Thursday , Seplember J . 4 70
I r day. Soplomber I . 4 w )
baltirday , September .r > . 41)0 )
itP ol' I'rlom ol'Stiuep ,
The following t ible'sliow.s Iho prlcji paid
for sheep :
Prime fit sheep . fl 71 at 71
'jood fat Eh op . I 21 ( ill 00
Common to medium sheep . - ' - " > < &l 21
Uealernn . -J ( K ) l 73
Uood W to 7J Ib. lambs . a 75 & ' > 00
Ue'iire'tciitatho 3 Uo- .
STFFIIS.
No Av , Pr. No. Av. I'r. No Av. Pr.
2101 } J CO 2J .11.11 fl 15
CO HP.
1 770 1 CO 4 INI 1 05 1 2CO
1 8M 1 00 IOJO 1H 201) )
1 DID t 00 1UJ1 i 01 24 2 01
24Jl
MO I 00 1071 i ir. Jl W1J 210
10 OIJ I b7J I 71 10 'UO S II
1 40) ] M O I 71 II US ) 211
5I Ml 1 10 2 * 878 1 80 1CL7 211
I 1111 1 M 2 11 JO 1 80 WH 2U )
1110 1 GO 1 1110 I SO I2il0 2,10
HIM 712 i ( > r > in IOJI 1 < > ) 1J10 2 JO
M 7U5 1 C.1 18 1015 1 03
STOCK ) us AND
No Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. .No Av. I'r.
NoU
1 7M ) ! OJ U roi 2 .15 2 7.1) ) 280
1n
n ( j'll ' 2 00 4-0 2 M 20 8s ) 28.1
10 4 I'l 2 ( K ) 27 8.X ) 2 .10 .11 8 in 281
8 I. . ) I 2 10 27I I i"70 2 V ) IS 017 2CH
10 r > jo 2 10 I 12 M 2 M I IIISJ .100
0 7'J ( ' 2 JO 1 1010 2 ( ! ) I 'IIU JOO
1J7 1 r.io 2 21 717 2 f.1 7 01) ) .101
J7 MI 2 21 ( .20 2 71 .1 810 1100
4 707 2 21 127 271 i loio : ioi
111 7h40.1 J J.1 1101 21 iiJi ; no
7 < ( -0.1 2.M 7.H 2 71 21 OH .110
10 7' ! . ' 2 .ID 8JS 2 71 2S 1 O1) ) .120
18 770 2 JO . WJ 2 60 17 1130 J25
cu.vrs
1. 100 1 .10 . ,171 2 0.1 C . 308 2VI
1I 1 .100 200 . .IJ1 2 Ci y. . 3J5 JOO
I . 270 2 OJ
1 1150 I 75 2 1J75 2 0)
STAG" .
2 1J11. 2 60
MIMCKHS AM ) Sl'lllNrjEIH
1 milker . 2000
1 Hprlnger , 2000
I springer , 21,00
1 springer , 2700
Isprhuer 28 III )
1 cow and e ilf , 21.00
1 cow and calf JO 00
CATTLE.
No. AV. Pr.
10 moor * ft 5.1
Illinois L. S Co
a bulls J200 1 40
llioun-IllIT U Co.
1 feeder . DCO 225
2-1 steers . lllh 3 OJ
I cow . 810 1 5) )
I e ilf . . MO 2 2.1
1 slier . II J 00
14 1 steers . 11J3 3 00
Gale Hros
14 feeders . I17S 2 00
1 feeder . 010 2 'W
1 feeder . 8JO 200
1 fccdei . 12.10 2 < X )
1 feeder . 1410 2 'W '
7lftonois . 111)1 ) 2 no
71 feedeis . 1103 2 00
1 con . 8.W 1 00
I bull . 1170 1 V )
llcons . 070 ! J 03
1 cow . iV ) ) 201
OOcows . . . . , | J5 2 01
II feeders . II1I 2 M )
8 feeders . UIO 2 CO
11 feedeis . 11771 2 0
A. Ilu'.ter.
lOcows . 1014 2 05
2 feeders . 1171 a oo
Mstcors . 1IDS 3 70
41 steers . U"J7 J 70
i : O Lloyd.
2 Btans . 12.15 2 00
1.1 cows . 003 2 00
24 fiedera . 117i ) .1 00
1 slier . 1180 3 40
1 stt-or . 150 3 40
140 steers . 1234 J 40
J. W. Hammond ,
2 steers , tailings . 1115 2 ° 1
8 steer , tallln.3 . 1278 2 25
40 feeders . lljj 2 ' )0 )
flj feeders . 1101 2 DO
E Tollotson.
5 cows . 0.18 2 05
17 COVVN. , . 017 2 01
71 cows . 041 2 01
141 f-eders . 1IB.I 3 00
Oficilors . 1111 3 OJ
34 feeders . 11J3 a oo
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. HOGS.No Av. Sh.UO I'r.
4. . . . .210 4 70 U. . . .2J8 UO BOO
200 4 71 7J 218 120 BOO
37 . . 207 100 4 80 ft' ) , . .211 203 50J
fit . 2:10 : 210 4 00 70 . . .200 180 BOJ
31 . . LXKI 83 4 OJ 73 , . .210 ICO BOO
.
Jl . . .271 40 4 < K ) 63 " .Nil " 80 500
71 . . 104 240 4 OJ C9 . 35" ) 210 509
M . 21.1 J20 4 00 78 . " 2 ' 7 2UO 500
t ) " . 2CO 4 01 7.1. . "So 5 01
ss" ! 270 200 4 01 78. . . 201 40 5 01
SI . . 201 1JO 4 05 08 . 217 40 5 05
74 . . 180 120 4 0.1 47 , . . ' ( ft ! 103 501
71 . . . .207 80 4 01 77 . 2U 8) 5 01
IM . . . 218 luQ 4 03 00 . . .211. 80 B 01
78 . . . .214 100 4 0.1 74 . . .107 240 501
M. . . . .27J 80 4 OI 40. , 200 40 505
10 .2'H ' 80 4 01 41 . 21J 40 5 01
10W
W . . IM ) 5 (10 ( 83 . . 215 60 5 05
( 8 . 24S 8) 5 00 00 , . .VJl 5 10
f > U . . .218 40 f > OJ 57 . . .2J7 B 10
0,1 . 281 80 5 00 JO . 170 510
0.1 . 2d ( 80 5 00 00si . .114 40 BIO
00 . 100 B 00 ( si . .tos 120 BIO
1'IOS AM ) IKIUdll.
12 . 110 3 00 2 . 101 435
B. 1011 40 J21 1 ,2Jl ) 45J
1 MJO 4 00
Chicago ijivo Stoulc Markets.
CllirAdO 111 , Sept 5 [ Special Telegram to
Tut lltr 1 'I ho .1. WO ealtlo received today
wore mostly rangers , loss than 530 head being
mitKes. Although this week s roco.pU have
been enormous 8J.OUO head the outlets were
not so choked up that the fresh arrUals
could not be moved out and at steady
prices There was HOIIIO Inquiry from nil
classes of buyers and sales were ofTuetod on a
D isis of 1'rlday'h quot itlons , or at from $1.21
to JJ 7 > for inferior lo choice cows and bulls ,
J.'OOtoja. 'Ifoi stockersand feeders , ! J/1 to J0.21
for shipping stoorstioo to { I Oil for w osterns and
tl BO to * J.J" > for Tovans Veal calves wuio
sale ilno at from J..O.i to to 21. All descriptions
of cattle are lowei tliun they were one week
ago. the decline varying from lee to'JOe per 100
Ibs. 1'ilnie native steers have sun crcd the
least as that class compiled an Insignificant
p irt of the total receipts. .More than one-half
of the entire supply came from the ranges.
The week has been one of great activity ,
and consldeilng the remarkably heavy sup
ply , prices have held up quite us wop as
there was any icuson to expect. The feeling
In the hog mullet was more siiLdued today ,
but there did not ippear to bo'aiiy loss of eon-
lldcnco among opoialors and pilccs tscie put
upanothci notch 'Iheiovas veiy llttlo ad
vance In light weights , but for heavy and
medium sorts theie wore buyers at prices av
eraging fiom Be to lou higher than
for 1'rid ly. The supply wns surprisingly
small. It was not more thin adequate to
meet tlio wants of the eastern trade alone.
The pens weio emptied In quick order at fiom
JI.71 tot\5) ) foi poor lo choice heavy and at
fiom Jl ( O to * 1 0.1 for pcor to choice lUht. The
popular prli os for he ivy weights were fiom
} > uO lo t > 33 and fir light mirts
IlOOlo $140 A few slnvcis sold at higher
llgures than quoted above , and there was
trading In hklpi , and culls at from fJ Jltoll V ) ,
although the market is from lie to 20o higher
than a week agofoi llghl w eight san'l not more
than from 5e lo lOe higher foi heavy. The
total number of ho s packed in the west for
the week ended Thursday last was 1I.1.UOJ ,
ngiilnil 211.000 for tlio corresponding week last
year. The tel il from Match 1 , the lieu-Inning
of the summer imekliu season , U about B.OOu-
nu ) . or 2 , J AllM less than for the same period
last yi ar
The Evening Journil reports' O\TTI.K-- -
colpts , a,10Ji shipments , Joxj. Market ste id v
( omnion natives , tuxiftl 5J ( Texuns , fj 70ifi
2.71 : slookers. I.20 < H27.1 ; eows , $ 7VU.J.J5. .
iloili Itecelpts , 7,000 ; ahlpmentB , 4 OOJ ;
market Irregular ; rough common , fl BOT.l 11 ;
prime pioUeuand in I xid. II 00 (5 IB ; prune
heavy nnd butcher Heights , lo2083M ; light ,
M .1 ) ( ( c.1 40
hilKKi' Hecelpto. l.iort ; ahlpments , none :
Rtningi.nallvoowes tJVffllu ) ; welhers , $ | 10
ttLJO ; mixed , f I 70441 bJ : 'loxans. IJUv > 3l.l5i
westerns , ( J.1'/ii ( 10 ; lambs
City hUe Stouk .
KNb\S OlT , MO , ' COt. 5 0TTI.K 10- {
celuts , 7.l0i shlpmenls , 'JOO ; market dull ,
steer- , , * . 1.2.7(4.1 d > : cows , Jl.boaj.iij stockurb
andfi-edeiv , l..lixaiw.
llonx Ufcelpth , 4li ! ) ; shipments , 1,0 JO ; mar-
kut MJlllo higher , bulk , fl.l j-ti103 ; all grade * ,
biiht i1 Itecelpts , 1,100 ; shipments , 700 ; nuir-
Uot .
steady. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ht. I.otilH lilvo bmuk .llurkct.
FT. I.oiiH , Mo. . Popt. 5 CArn.R Hocolpf ,
600 ; shipments , 2,000 , imirUet hteiidy ; fair to
choice natives , UOoiiibJ ; Toxana und In
dian.tJVXU4U. .
lions HeculptH , StO : shlmnonts. 3ROO : nmr-
kot Hteady ; beavy. HWiii.JU ; uiUed , tl'W
Ulii light , ti.lWJS.t'J.
1 IT
THE SPECBLATIVEJilARRETS.
11
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Business in the Wheat Pft utto Dull find
reatureless.ii ,
WEAKNESS IN ALL DOMESTIC TRADES ,
SOIIIP Coicrlnx of PrltlnylH Short * At
tempted wltli Ijltlll ' .Success
Skeptical Concerning Ileiiullts
from Germany's Clmnjjc.
CIIICAOO , III , Sept f > . IIuslno < isln the wheat
p't today w is light nnd the market dull and
foaluieloss. Fliuro was llttlo MOWS of liny
klnil uiul none tluit was inlliiuiitUl. In the ab
sence of biflncss Mm fouling was wo ik niul
December fell Ic biluw yostcrd ly's close , but
milled and recovered tlio hiss Just at the end
of tlio .o lon , closing froifl one-fourth conl to
throc-eUhthsof one cent lowur Liverpool
was n fmotion lower and London a trllle
higher with the cut ly news from the continent
mc.'uro and coloiloss. 1'hc expott conditions
contlnno coed , amounting nt the Atlantic , '
ports .mil Now Oile ins today to oxer 1,000OJO
bushels.
'J ho Now Vorlv inarkot wns c.islor nnd do
mestic inaikots showed tendency to woik-
ncss I.ogunlilto nnd selnvarU Ouuuo wore
r ithcT liberal operitors , and Mllmlne-Ilod-
m in bought cany on the weak spoU , coverIng -
Ing short who it for ovv Vorlc which w.is sold
on the bulge yi .itcrduv. Hutchlnson's brokers
also bought a fair amount on the breiks , but
their trading w if not conspicuous. Diconibcr
whc it opened .it from } l.00't to ( I OO'J , liuld at
from f loo1 ! toil OU'i some time then touohod
Jl OO'f. Clos ng cables cnmo In lower and the
price snjgcd off In sympathy therewith to
UJ'tO. Tlioro was a reaction thui to $1.00'i ' , re-
inalmd dull and steady till within ten
minutes of the eloso when It advanced to
il 0034 , closing ' < lower.
Coinwasoasj earl } , owing to the fict th it
the leather tn ip failed to * how any serious
fiost nnvwhoro In the corn belt fills en
couraged snort soiling and thuro was less dom -
m uid to cover. The oponli.g price of OctoOer
Has 5')14c. ) but It at OIILO bo .in to breik
and boon sold at 59J c. Then on a report
that a cold wave hid appealed In the north
west a nil was moving towatd ( ho corn bult
there WHS a llttlo scare , which was helped
along bj vigorous buying by the clique , and
October Jumped to iiO'aC. ' Hut the incitement
soon subsided und the prlco foil back toJ'PnC. '
During the last hour corn developed a coed
deal of weakness on a suspicion that the clique
wasqulntly selling all the market would take ,
and Uctobor. aftoi touchingGOVtc , broke to 39c ,
rallied to 5'J'iC ' and closed at B'Hi ' .
O.its wore steady with lluctnatlons confined
to a range of ' c and closed at yesterday's last
prlco ut 'ac lower.
Provisions hid qulto a boom The feeling
among the outsiders In bulllsn anil thuro was
good speculative buying and covering of
shorts. Packers , however , are fighting the
advances They claim to ha\o no filth
in the supposed benefit to bo derived from
the action of Germany , but It Is generally
supposed they arc more concerned about the
prooablo advance In live hos , which would
bo pretty cert iln to follow a inirkod aiU anco
In hog proJucts Oetobor pork opened at
JI081 , iidMinccU to JII'JJ'J ' and closed at
Jll.17'4 ' against tiU'M jestmdiy. Lard and
ribs gained 5e.
Monday being Labor day and n holiday the
boird of tiado will bo closed. '
The lean UK futures ranged as follows :
AUTICLUS IOCIOSK. .
W III.AT-NO i
Soptcnibcr. $ $ D7
Dicc'tubcT . OOHJ 1 OJ 1 005C
M i > i oral 07' ' < 107K
Cous No 2
September . C3 (3.US'i ( Cti C9
Octobe-r. . .
Mn > . . . . 4736
OATS -No 2
bc'iiteinbcr. .
October . . . . 10
May . . . .
MK > .S I'onic I
Octube-r. . . 10 f. 11231. . 10 85
Ioceinb ) r . II1' , u ta 11 JO II ' < 0
Jiumury . . 13 65 U 55 U 05
hAim
f-i ptembcr. 7 00 7 00 7 00
October. . . . 7 0. 74314 7 02 7 074
Jfinuar > . . 7 J7 7 45 7.J7-4
SHOUT Kins
bt'ptcMuber 7 .10 7 2.1 727M
Octulicr . . . . 7 J5 7 40 7 JO
January . . . 7 31) )
Cash limitations wnroas follows :
l'i.otm bteady and iinehan ed.
WIIE\T No. i ! surine wheat , O3'ic ; No. 3
spring who it. 8SUJc : No. S rod , OJViM'c.
UOHN No - ' , UVu >
OATS No ? , -D'ec : No. 2 white , a23Jc ;
No J whlto. no fflJlc.
KlR No. 2 , 90c- .
HAUI.KY No 2 , G4 < aO. " > Oi No. 3 , 41C3c , f. o. b. ;
No 4. 4rfai8c. ( f. o. b.
ri.A\stFi > No 1 , $1 0 !
TIMOTIIV Sf t u I'rlino. $1 28OI.20
I'onK Moss porkper barrel , $11.0 © ILOTjlard.
per cut. , $7,00 ; short ribs sides ( loose ! . J7 1 @
, 35 , dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , SJ.73UC 83 ;
short clo ir sides ( boxe'l ) . It 0-HM 10.
WnisKKi Distillers' Unlshed goods. per 3-vi
(1.18
SUOAHS Unch inccd ; cut loaf. r3J. > 54C.
Hecelpts and shipments ted ly wore as fol
lows :
On the produce exchange today the butler
m irkot was steady ; fancy Hlgln eroainory"Jli
CiJl'ie ' : line west ( rn , lUIi.'le ; selept dairy , llifl
18u ; ordinary. Hlilbe. Kggs Him '
New York Markets.
NEW YOHK , Sept. 5 1'i.ouit Hecolpts , 10,5M
piekages ; cxpoits , "i.Slil D irrols , 8.U8J steks ;
null , weal. ; bales , ! 8,7jfJ barrels
COIIN MAM < Quiet ; yellow western , $ J.40iJ
400Win. . VT Ifecelpts , 4 ,700 hushols ; exports ,
ll..j-T bushuls ; sales , " > 14 000 bushels of fu-
tuies and 7'UJO ) , bushel' ! of final , t-pot market
stc idy ; dull ; No. 2ioilil o'Pi'Sl.OU ' Inoloxator ;
Si 0'i ( ' < ! il.07 allo.it Jl 07'a ( > MSU ) f. o b ;
No. J ted , Sl.OJ'r ' ungraded rod 9li ) cQl 1. ;
No. 1 northern to arrlxo , tl.U'i ; No. I hard to
anUo , $ l.l > ' 4. Options o iHy , closing © 'ic '
nnilei vestenlav ullli \orv dull tiadlnj.
\\eak foreign aih Ices ind a llttlo local ro illt-
Ing. No. 2. red , fceptemboi. $1 O'.a , , ® ! u'l1 , . clos-
In. . iflOi's ! October. $1 Oii'l 07 , cloiln/ ,
IIOI3 ; Novombur. $1 Osiai.Os'j. . closlnc.
* l.i)8J8 ) ; December , II tO1 ® ! 1' ' , closing , $1 0'i ,
lannan , * 1.1I'6I.I134 , closing , tl.ll9 > ; May ,
II I47 @l I3 . . closing , il.IV * .
Urn Dull , weak ; JI.W ) c. 1. f. , for xvostorn ,
quiet.
HAUI.I v \LT-DulI ; Ounad.i country made ,
. '
Kocolpts/ > bushels ; exports , 8 30J
bushels ; Miles. .I'.rj.uao bushels of futures
and -iHK ( ) bushels of spot. Spot inarkot hlghei.
unsettled , dull. No . ' , 7ftc In utuxntor : 7he
alloit ; ungraded mixed , 7l7Uo ; No , 2 white ,
74Q.7GiC' . . Options opened 1'tU up on Sep
tember on manipulation , others Js'ii'.ie ' lower ,
declined * ® , and oloscd steulywltli t-ep-
tombei We up , others HW o down , optomhor ,
7 WHu , eloslng Wo ; October , ( W SOUc- , clos
ing : bb ° io ; November , M e , closing CQSo ;
December , SUSittCO' c , elosliik' 60io ! ; May. 50'io ,
closing , r.e
OATH Hecolpts , iri8(00 ( bnsliols ; oxporls ,
1,04. ; sales , 55000 bushels of futurus and
M,000 bushels of Bpot. fpotnniirkot nulet. Op
tions dull and Htm lyt | ohoptnmber , ; ii ' ,
eloslm ; 35'ic ' ; October , ) .KJO , eloslng
J e' ! No. 2 white. 3'l'ttlt ' ' > e : ml\ei western ,
.llfc.k'io ; white westurn , 404JI5C ; No. 2 c/'hluan'o ,
JO',0. ' '
IKi rirni and qulot ; bhlpinonts , 00 tons ;
good to i holco , 7U- i
lloi'S ( Jnlet and weak , .plate common to
choice. $1 0 > T61 07 , 1'aulllo Ui 1st , II. I iffll.70.
Com u Options cipentil Steady and un
changed to 5 points up , Closing steady .Vii.'O
points up ; saliM 2UUO lings , Including bep-
tombor , | ir.co5 ! H ; Oetohirr < ll 0 OI4 n : No-
\ember SI 1.204411 W ; DeumC.er ) , Jl-"JVdl I 1U ;
January. lU'.hiyai'.MU ; Murch , $ i..70 ; MIIJ ,
tl.'O ; si.ot. Klo , ijulet and kluailj ; fair caigoes ,
18' , e , Nu 7. Hie „ / /
buiMii H.VVT llrm ; qulcu I'ulr refined , . ! ®
31-jc ( , centrifugal. WtesfrM7-IOfle ! , rellned
Him ; good ili'inand
Mm.ssi.s I'ureU-n noiulnvl ; Now Orleans ,
good demand , Him , coujiupn to fancy , 28
It'll F Quiet and firm ; " < llinostlc. ) fair to
oxtru. fi > t < iiSoi ! Jiipan. fi'SiiMc
I'fcTiioi.EUM Quiet ami > te.idy ; crude In
birrels , 1'arKers , tVVi ; erudu. Parkers. In
bulu ! Oil ; re'llnod New Yoik , t& > iuda4tt I'Ml-
adulphla und Ililtiinoro. HJ td 10 ; I'lilladel-
plda and llaltlmoro In I ulk , M'JJiW ' 03 ; United
closed Ktfi7'ic for October
CorioNbkPii on. Dull ! crude olT grade , 27 ®
k > 0o ; jullow olfgrado , Jjltie.
ru.ow Kasi and dull ; city til for pnok-
agi'ul. I'-ie nuked
Hoiiiv-ljiiiet and firm , strained , common to
good , tl IVil,40.
ri'iii-tsTivK-Qulot and steady , , u 37'i@iSc.
KIKIS Quiet , llrmwesterii. ; ItiiSlUe ; receipts ,
r ,4H | p ickaircs
Illlits-Qulet.bteady ; not silted Now Or-
le'ins selected. 4t to 7i lb , Wi4o ; Texas we-
leulod , M to liO Iln , O'c ( , c.
I'oiik I'lrmer , more active ; old mess. 1 10 2 }
ftr.dd ; now mess , ill.bJtH.extra prime ,
JIO Win 1 1 00.
Cm MK\T rirni ; pl < Uled bellies , Me ; ptck-
led hiimH , losttilc ; middles , llrm , tliurt elear ,
Sojilitmbur. $7 . " ' .
LAiin-Mruiuer and iiniett astern slenm ,
t * 40 , nale.H , ! , . ' , > ) tlurcvs at K 40 7 . ' * iitlon | )
HII | . 4.UCXJ tierces ; epluinber * 7 < 0 ; October.
t. RHi74li ole lnn- , f.4U ; .November , < 7.ll
7M. _ e oslutf. J'.OO ; December , t'iO , January.
UUTTLU-Qulet and Dm ; weitcru dairy , 12 ®
IPc ; wrstrrn cro.imorv , IVSri'So ! western fao-
lory. l.u ( tiM Klgln. Ki'o. '
luid e'nsy ; western , 6il5o ;
jnrt sUlmk , 4Q7UC.
1'IQ Ilio.x-Dnlii Ainorlcan ,
ir.aiis.iH City . .
KASSXS CITV , Mo. , Sept. 5 ri.ouu I'lrtii ,
unrhanged.
XVlUHT-About stonily ; No. 2 Inrd , ea'h and
September , 8fic bid ; No. 2 red , cash , SVjo bid
rquN-rirni ! No. A cash , M'so bid ; hep-
tember , IM' C hid.
U -irirmNo. ; . 2. cash , 27 0 bid ; Sopteln-
bi'r , 27' , e bid ,
JUv rirm and unchanged ,
IlliTTFit rirni nnd iiiichaiigpd ; oreinipry ,
. ; dairy , IIBIfic ; store packed , lliil.'o ;
paela-e. 7J.
Pees rirni. nt IV.
llEUHi'Td'- \\heil , 10J.OM ; corn , 0.500 ; oils.
n
' '
Wlieat , lo : > ,430 ; corn , 7,000 ;
Iiivriti'oou Sept , fl. WiiKXT-Qiilot ; do-
ninnil poor ; holders offer modoraiely ; Dull-
fornla No l.'is ll'SdVt' ) < i fo 2 w Inter , 8s2'4d '
C'OHN rirni ; demand fair ; mixed western
Csr.ijd percental ,
I'OIIK Prime mesi western. f > * 3 fid per bhl.
lUcos liong and short ele irs , ,17s per ewt
for o'd and 4 is td for new ; long etcar (45 ( Ibs ) ,
itss for old and 41s for now.
IiAitD Prime western , CisOd per etft.
ItilTTKit United tales llnest , S. " > s per cwt.
1'KAh Canadian. 7s per cent il.
St. l.ouls Murkcm.
&T T.niMR , Mo , Poit | 5.IIKAT Steady ;
cash Hu' e ; beplomber , 07'iC.
Conv-Mrong ; cish. 03c ; October , Sc' ! ! .
OATS rirni : cash "I'Jo ; Seplember , We.
I'onK Stronn ; til 'a.
IiAKD-Mnmz : M7' > .
\Vlll8KBi Steady ; Jl.H.
Minneapolis Grain Mnrkot.
MiNNKAi-OM" . Minn. Sept S. WHBAT
Who it dr ixcail heiix lly today liocolpts. 2 .1.-
f.lO Ijiisholsi Hlilpments , fi.8lV ) ) . Close : No. I
hard , on triek , 0.9J'0. No 1 northern ,
August. 00'tC ' on tiaeli , Uliie ; No 2 northern ,
on track , 8 7 '
Grain Mnrkot.
MILWAUKEE WIs , Sept 5 WMI'AT Plrni !
No 2 spring , cash , 05c ; December , 9"o.
CHUN Quiet ; No ! , c ish , We
OATS-Qulet ; No. s , white. .U'Se. '
Clnoliinntl
CINCINNATI. O , Sept. 5 WHB\T Steady ;
No 2 rod. fno.
Uoiiv Pnlr doninnd ; No 2. mixed , 07e.
OATH-Plrmor ; No 2 mixed , J2't ' < SIJc.
Jl.18.
SlOCIifi AM ) JIU.\J > S.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 5. The stock tnirkot todav
shoucd on the whole n moderate \olumo of
business and whllo displaying a strong tone
during most of the time , failed to score ma
terial advances In the stocks \vhlchh-\\oot
late been inoi t prominent In the dealings.
Othcrstocks , however , were tikon up by the
Interests Identified with them and advanced
materially. In these gains the Vnndorbllt
stocks were the features.
The bo irs at the outset endeavored to make
more caplt il out of the frosts reported last
night , but the temper of the room was decid
edly bullish still , and aided bv liberal pur
chases for both foreign and domestic account.
the denionstr itlon In the early doallngs was
fruitless except that the strong stocks
of yesterday were retired fraction
ally. Thu bink statement also showed
a consider ihlo loss In cash , especially
specie and the deereise in the surplus loser * o
of over W.iOJ.OOO wnssel/od upon to cause a
reaetlon , but , the bullish temper was pro
nounced at the tlmo and the olfeet was only
temporary , und the upward movement tvas
( scarcely chucked. The opening tUures cro
eonorally slight fractions bettor than last
night's figures , while ICo.iding was up three-
fourths of 1 per cent. The att ick In the o irly
trading caused fractional concessions , but
the rccotcry c line soon and the advance from
that tlmo < v is not Interrupted. All the
active stocks were tr.ided In within
narrow limits and the Vandorbllt * and a few
others led the Improvement. The market
closed active and stioti- . with most of the list
at the highest prices of the day. Thu linal
changes are goner illy frutlon.il gains , but
Clics me iko iV Oh'o Is up "u per cent , the llrst
preferred .1 % per cent , the second preferred I \
percent. Nickel I'lato rosol'j per cent , the
lllst preferred J'l ' per cunt tlio second pre
ferred "i per cent , the Now Yor'c Central l > +
per cunt and Delaware i Hudson. 1'8 percent
( io\eminent bonds have been dull and
btoiidy.
State bonds lm\o ncnn dull and Rtoidy.
The following are the closing quotations for
Iho le idlng sleeks on the Now York stock ex
change today :
The total sales of stocks today woio 107.S47
shares Inollldlng Atchlson , 'JSC70 ; Chicago
( Jus,400 ! Delaware , L lokawanna fi Western ,
H.K.S ; DelawareX Hudson , .l.lb.8 ; Ihlo , , IU.M ;
Like Shore , 2,000 ; Louisville & Nashville ,
.I.UCO ; Mlssouil I'.ielfle. l.tOJi New Voile Cen
tral , 1.0,050 : Not them Pacific pieferred , 4r..J ;
Hoidint' , J,50Jfat. ; 1'aul , U.UJO ; Union 1'uclflc ,
7.15JL
Fliinnoinl Review.
NEW YOIIK. fcept. 5. The I'ost says : The
bunk statement was something of a surprise ,
us It had been generally expected thit the re
ceipts on account of bond redumptions and
other tiansictlons of the treisury would
nearly counterbalance the losses on In
ternal shipments. The los-.es of nearly
$1,1)0.1.1)00 ) ) In cash was theicfoio disap
pointing. No elfort was made , however ,
to to sell the market off un n consequence
quence of this disappointment It Is obvious ,
In fact , that the professional traders are more
fearful of st lying too long on the short aide
limn of committing thomselvis to the rise ,
The publication of thontatement was followed
by a sharp buying nioveinoni , In Iho course of
which nearly all slocks touched In the last fif
teen minutes , the debt prices of the day ,
Now York .Money 3Iiirkct.
Np.wYOHK. fcopt 5 MONEV os OAi.ii Kasy ,
Vi Ith loans eloslng offered at 'I per cent.
I'niMK MnnrA.sni.K I'AIM n 5'47 percent.
STMII.IMI KvcMAsnt.Quiet and steady at
Jlh , ' for sixty-nay bills and * l b5 for de
iiiand.
'Iho following were the clojlm prices on
bonds :
NotuH
OIIIEA.NS , Iiafaopt.5. Oloarlngs , Jl/ISO.-
V , Mo. , Sept , 5 Clearings. $1,778-
471 ; week , J1U..II I.MGj Increase , B 5 per eunt.
liALTlMonr. Mil. , Sepl. -Hank cleirlngi
today. t.,7.1J"lb. balances , $ inH7 ; money , fi
percent.
NBW VOIIK 5-cpt "S C'lcarlius today. 1137.-
f.tvMl ) balances , MITilK . 1'or the week ,
eleailngs , J7.r .VI,01lij bilaidfrs. J.fl/'U , 111.
PMII.AIIKI I'lllA I'a. Sept. 5 Hank clearliu'n ,
{ 10b.SIO.KI ; balanif ! . . JI.lj7.IIJ ; for Ilio vu el ;
elearlncs were JHWI"I7 , balances , iiOI7.0Jl.
Money 5 per cent.
I'iNciNNATi. O , bopt 4 Money. 4'iM ' per
conl Now York exchange , , Uo dlscoiinl.
Hearings , } , ' . ( c < , h.V ! , for the week , } l.JWjj
same week last year , $ il OIV.II.V ) .
t'HlCAno , III. i < iipt 5 New York exchange
7'iedlbcouiit Hank clearings , < l'/II.M.Ij fur
tbe vveek , illW..m ' , Til Sterlin.- exchange dull
uttlHI forslxty day bills und II Hfl for Hi j lit
drafts.
HOSTOK , MUM , f-ojit 5. C'li-arlngs ' today ,
IIA,3IJJixii balunces iL.UI'JIOi rate for money ,
J porcoitt ! exehaiu-e on Now York , 17f.Uj dia-
eount pec ll.i.KX ) . ( Jlearliu for thi wcoU , t' ' i.-
4)1,409) ) ) balance * , tVLA"i7i for thu corrutpoud-
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
RUHKUUlGlJ Hjttb , l'i op < , Coinei lo h and Douglas MtecK
L ist week w > s a groit om < for the Omaha ( "ommorelal t'ollpgp H opened Its Piill Tt rm In
new nnd efi' iint quarters nvc'r Iho llnslon ' lorp oornor Dili nnd Donglns O i-r 40 now HIU-
denlsoamc loeniiir frnin nit pirlsof tlu < iMiiintry As in my will bo In tunt wool > . Our looms
e innot be oxi-i-lled Itooni for 4W students AH biis'nm ' bran-hi'S t night. Ineludlng shorl-
hnnd and t\pi < w riling lloarlfoi thieo hours' woik per diiy , or i.'OO ppi wink. Hoonis } . ' M )
per month furnished
MCA'l ; Al Olil'I' .lust out and ready to ' o sent to nny ad licss fire , wllh heaiitlfulMicC *
clnipii of pi'iitn inship I.eeuiro enursilllerarj sooU-tlps ii.free to students
\ IHI foils Ilii'j will bo - tlmo and ' , -
we e-oine any oipoi'iiUl ) noit week to Insntu-t our notf
nnd I'li'gnnl quarters
MIW t LA SI' In all the briuiPlips next wpek Stndonls roeelvnl any tlmo. Cull and sc
user write for e ita'o no ami iiifotnmtlmi si.
KOHRBOCTGH BROS. , Omaha , ETeb.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
LARGEST IN OMAHA
Our Clothing Business has grown and kept on growing
until it has outgrown any clothing house in this city. Our
Clothing Department is a genuine clothing house. Some people
ple may think we arc only a sideshow , but arisit to our store
will soon convince you of what we say. 132x66 feet of sales
room , filled with the best made clothing for men and boys that
can be had. Our prices being much lower than those of cloth
ing stores , the people have highly appreciated this department ,
and , of course , preferred to trade with us.Kemember , we do not
depend on clothing for existence ; we sell everything , and save
you every penny we can.
The Lowest Price Ever I-I card of on Boys'
Clothino " ; This Week ,
HAYDEN BROTHERS ,
Largest Clothing Stock in Omaha.
L. D. AND O. P. BUUNiyrr , Miumgors.
Ins wcok In 1803 , cloirlnga t $ , IM,8Jl ; b.il-
ances , } Ui.4,00" > .
ST. Louis. Mo. , Sept. 5. CloirliiKS $ .1.722-
6.18 ; b ilances , tVi/iii ) . Money , Tits percent.
l'\c\i \ UIKO on Now York , ' . ' "ndiscount. . Tor the
week : Glo.ulius $ i.OiH 881 ; b.ilaiu-os , $ , ' 2S.-
4JS for thul-xst week : < Jlo irln0-s , * 'o. jJt7l ) ;
b ilanci s , tOJO,75i ) , 1'or the corresponding
weoU last ve ir : Clearantes , JJ..fiD.ijTI ; bal
ance' ) , t JOT' ) , 178
SAN I'liANCisco , Cal , ept .1 H ink clear
ing * for week cndlim ted iv. tin. 110 003. Wheat
exporis for week to date , 'J > IUUJ cent lie.
Boston Stuck > fai-ki't.
HOSTOV , Miss , Bopt. % The followlns were
thoolosln } piloos on blouks In the tlio Boston
stock market today :
. Jjoiiilou Stoulc Murker.
Losnov. Sept. 5 The followliu were the
London stock > jnot itlons closing at I p. in :
HAiiSir/VKK ll'sd per ounce.
MOSEpercent. .
U ito of discount In the open nrirket for
ihoit bills'Jie percent ; for three mouths , lt.
1'ai IN ItontCH.
PAIIIS. Sept. 5 Three per cent routes OOf
lOa for the aeconnU
Denver Miami ; ntoukM.
Di SVFII , Cole , Sept. 5 There was a rousing
business In mining s looks todav. Total sales ,
? - ' , ( . U shares Iho following lire the closing
quotations on the Alining exchange :
San Krnnulsco .Milling ( JiiotntloiiH.QI
SAN ruANTiico. Oil. , Sept 5 The oflloliil
closing ijnotitloiis for mlnlni ; blocks today
woio us follows1
New York .Mining QuotntioiiH.
Nrw YOIIK , Sept 5. The closing mining
stock quotations are as follows :
PorciKii Wool
I.OMI.OS' . , Sept r > . The wool trade In Inacthe
pending the open n-'of the next seiles of h lies
winch beiliion Tuesday , Iliislness since
tbe last berles has men restricted to about
1'JO bah s 'I lie Imports during tlm p ist vvcek
wore : Troin Now boiith.ilis , , l'ilo bales :
Victoria , 1IS4 : i-onth Aiislrall.i , 1,177 : Now
/ .ealandV.4I , Cape of ( lood Hope and Nabal.
L''TH. 1 he total nuinlJui of balen rei elved to
dale lHtlH.01 1 of which GJ.-UO bales were for-
waidcddlio t
ANTWKIII' Sopl 5 At the wool n lies yester
day. . .TOO baleii were ollered The market wits
wi ak wllh a poor < enmnd Dalits could not bo
ellected without concessions being made
Prices declined 10 ceiillmos. The series WUH
dlHippolntlng The maiket eloied wllh
prices JO centimes Ion r than at the eiose of
the last series I lie fodou Ing are thu sains
and the prices obtained : llnenos Ayres1)71 )
bales nt fiOiSlttOf per IOJ kilosj .Mnutevliko , &r.
Ncu Yoik hpculi ) I'.xporlH
NBW YOUK.opt ! 1 The oxpotts of Hpeclo
fiom the port of New Vmk last , week
amounted to JHI , I''J , of which f.'I.I.K ) was gold
and ttl..li'i.l silver , all eonslgnc I to I'.iir.iiie
The Imports amounted to JlO.I'jii , of which
1&l ( l was gold and 17 , IJ"silver. .
New Yoik li.\ ( > oolH ( 'Mnrke-t
Nt w VOIIK , hnpt. 6 A ho ivy rain during
the forenoon operated against huslni ss In dry
goods buta relatively good buslne- was done
vvltb the leading eomiiM-slon bouses and wllh
Jobbers tin H iturdav. Tlio demand was prln
clpally fur stap.ecottiins and especially blown
und bleai'l . bed
JOHN A MccillANt. ( HANK C ,
McShane & Condon ,
INVliSTMIiN'r ' BAXKHKS ,
300 a 13th ht. , First , Natloml UaniHalll
ing , Oimihi , Nob.
Deal In "tocki , bin l , iiirltldi , oo u mrolnl pt
par , ola Na rdliita I'jini ua I u ir j va I O inn 11 j i
eilatu tihort lliuu loaai oaj baak IUIUK , or ull *
pprured collateral iitcutlt )
RKILWRYTIMEGHRD
UUCA.O ( , It. I ftl'AClblO. I Arrival
.Omnlm lUnlon depot lOtli A Marry Su I Onnlni. , .
Lnnvos U'lllCAdO , MIU A ST. t'AUL I Arrtr
Oinnlia I U ! clopot , nn 1 M irov S i I Oniahn
HIOUX LU'VA I'AClHi. I Arrlvof
nilin. Depot lull and Wubstur Bti. Oiualiit.
klpiiir . . . St 1'aul Llmltod j I" " J5 am
Lcnvoi i'HiOA < ! o AMJiuiiwiwrKiiN Ainvo
Oiunlin IJ 1 * depot , lOlh and Maroy hit Clrnnha.
TSili m . . . Carroll I'nsie'iiKor 10 JO p m
11 1 % a. m . . . . . CtdcaicoKxpron. . . B lo a m
100 p m Voitlbula Llmltod. V30 a W
9 15 p ni ICaiturn H'or. . . , UOJ p ni
700 o in rnst Mall . . J I' , p nj
Lcnvu ( ) \1 XII V A at' liJUIS . . Arnro
Omaha | U I' ilc.iit. IQtli mil MirjySu Omliry
*
410 pin I . . . . St. 1.01111 e-nnnon Hall
Leave 1K AMD VALLIJV
Omaha. Depot Illh and W'oliilur Hl
Fuu n iii . . Illaclc HHIi Kxproii
1)1 ) * ) n m ( it : BntlWyo Uxp ( I'r Moil ) . . . . .
5 10 p m . .Lincoln I'us ( Kx Hun ) . Ill fi
6 10 p m .lorlc A .Norfolk ( Hx. Buiulay ) 111 15
JL _ P m _ A HJ l'aidtfr _ roy
I . S 1\ lr\l AO
Depot I' > lh nnil W'ubilcrHti
t < 10 a in hloux city Aceoiiimodatlon
1 m p m bloux tlty ICxprois ( Kx bundny )
6 4" > p HI bt I'.ml Limited n ra
6 lj p III llnueroft I'nisenner ( Lx Sunday ) li 41 a ra
Lc'iivot I I'AI Il'IU
Oiniih 1.1 Depot IJth ami W'obater Sti
10 10 n ml .tt LouU Kipruu
_ V M p iu | ht Loul Hxpnm _
I envoi I T I' , Hr JOK Ac ll
'I ranaforl Union Depot , I'oiincll Illiitn
' ) 10 ii iiTi Kaunas t Hy Hay Lxprnas
Kan a ( Ity Mkht Ilipro
- ciliCA'tTb , U I A I'ACll Il3T
Trail for I Union Depot , Counell llhltTs
i W p in
V 61 it in .Atlnntlo IIiproHi
( . ( Al p in Xestlulllo Llmlteil
I eiues I SIDUX cirv & I'AI IMC
Iriinnerl tJnlin ) jiit 11 ml II 11
7 4 > a in I Sioux I lly Aceoiniuoililllon
660 p ml bt I'aul ixoro4ft ;
Leave ) I IH'AtiO A .NOlt 1 IIW KS I'Lll.S
'I rnnsrer Union Depot i outioll Mliilfi
l.'Ol p m . . CltkaKO Kxprosi *
6 It p m \CBtluulo Llmlled
> U 00 p in Taiterii 1 Iyer
18 00 p m ( Lxtfat ) Atlnntlu Vnll ( L't Moil )
7.40 a in Carioll I'aciuniiur
Leave i I OMAIlA A sr LFlH
'lrannfiii | Union Dupot , Louucll lllutTi
4 10 p m 1 ht Louis ( anon Hall
Lenvui UIK'AUO HUHI/.V A 4JIlti V
rl raiufer Union liepot. ( ouncll Illult
t' < > ) n m ( hluiKO IJipro 9
IUU ) p in
7 Oi p m , , . , C reston lx > c i
CUbOUKWAfl THIS t'KO/.S.
A yield of forty-two bushels of whuiit pot
lien is iiiportuil i-roin llfloen miles noilhwcst
ofN aiinota , Uliase county.
\V I' . Alexander , a fiimor ll\ Ins no irCraw-
ford. harM'sted and thri shed hlu bnshelH of
wheat fiom tlili y acres , an a\eiago of twouJ
ty-elght biishulfl per act e.
John Cramer , a farmer of I'latto county ,
had n tuenty-aere Held of rj e wlili h tliroheil
( lilt 701 bnshulH , whloh ho Hold forlij lenlH pef
bushel , neelvliu for Ills i.'iop } . ' , ' 7.'i | ioi ai 10.
I'nl that fact besldo Kurrons's statement
llostliiKit Uepubllo in A farmer nu.ir thli
elty welgliud a I'lDbigo head the nlhir day
day which ho pulled from his gulden that
lipped thu beam at twenty-eight pounds
Nolfolk Nows' Nebraska has never linforo
lalbcd Hiieh a tremendous eionof unnaula
now ripening In the lleliH of tlieslale Tlio
Htalk th it has but one well Illled eai upon 1C
Is a r.uitv. whllo many slall.H i an be found
Unit hoiii foul full ) developed ems , Thueiop
Is extremely late , honover , and thi'io w U un-
iliiubludly no a great deal of Ki.ft eoi n no mat--
Ui bun well fiost holds nil , and II II N highly
Important Unit nviij farmer null elhls i-ecd
eoin fin next jeai a planting this fall Tberu
are plenty nf eattleand IIOXH III the country
to eat un all the hiift loin anil none lint tlio
best ami soundest eun sliould bu o i riud foi
sud
" \\litle all you people are lulling crop
Ktnrles , " Huld John W McDonald of Lincoln tea
a Journal reportoi , tliuru Is no reason why II
Nhonldn't do Homethlng of the kind myself.
About six utiuks ago when out In lliMaoelc
co inly I wiiNNirueU with thu app irancii of n
Held of oats on land that we ate In tun mod In ,
and asked foi IK in oful roiiort of tlm j loiil a
boon as t was llnt'shi'd I'lui atunl in ehiir/o
lias Just nipoi led Dial It tinned mil nlnuly-
tliiiubiislnils to tlio acre , weUhlng thlity-id *
pounds That me ins about I0 > linshols an
ucie by weight A Hold of wheat thai I did
not bijllevo wuiild give twenty-llvo bimnul * an
acre , lie. telU IUD has tnrniid out furty-una
bnnliiilR. All the grain H heavy this year anil
them N no und of the yield. Tlmeorn In Hint
part of the ttuto U ovuu betlur than it Is la
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