THE OMAHA DAILY HER WMflNEHDAY SEPTEMBER 9 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Drop in tbo Prlco of Wheat Owing to
Enormous Receipts.
REPORTED WEAK TRADING ABROAD ,
General Hnngc of All Cereals Wns
Bownwnrd , Wltli Mttlo Knooiir K-
Ini ; I'rospeatH Decrease In
tlio VlslDlc Supply.
CiilCAfio , III. , Sept. 8. The enormous re
ceipts which liucl accumulated slum Saturday
was tlio principal reason for a-drop of from
H5c to I'io In thu prlco of wheat at the open
ing of business this morning. They wcro the
accumulations alnco Saturday and amounted
to I.Nili carloads lioru. STw lit Minneapolis and
BCAnt Duluth. Tlio most palpable clfoct of
the hottvy run of wheat of Into Is that the
ciiHh iirllolc. wliloli ahout three weeks ago
contiiiiinded over the Decctubnr dullvcry , to
day sold at a discount of nearly ro per bushel.
The ciihlcs rcportod very wi-uk markets
abroad , and from the iirlvuto foreign advices
received during the progress of the session
the U'ndfiiey of prices thuro contlnui'd to ho
downward. Tlio opening r nno of Occom-
hur was from Wo ) to ttl 4c. against $ l.Ui ( ? , to
ll.00 > 4 at the close on Haturdny. There was a
heavy hiislness done In Poptcmlicr the Urst
hour , by which tlmu the prices hud declined
to IM',0 for December , but although that wus
the point ut which buyers had the protection
of the puts , It did not bring In enough of that
business to lift the prlco more than Uo up to
iibout 12 o'clock , and In fni't It dipped on one.
of the counter reactions toOS'-ic.find remained
for Mime tlmo lifeless and around that price.
The most unciniruKliiR point to holders was
In the movement of wheat from the seaboard
which wns over ! HjOOW ) bushels. Tlio cash de
mand Improved also and allowed of some
Rood business between hern and tlio seaboard
and the IncruiiHU In the vlslblusupply WIIH only
about one-naif as much as was looued for.
These bits of news , caused a stay In the down
ward coulso and a reaction to IWBe , llin mar
ket ilosing ut IteJiO or"c lower than on .Satur
day.
day.The
The corn marUot was nervous at the open
ing of thu session. It was pulled In a down
ward direction by the receipts since Saturday ,
nine tiutlnu to I.H17 ears. It was drawn up
wards by too cool weather throughout -
out the corn belt and reports of
the condition of the croos of Wis-
con ln and Iowa. The former was
Mild to piomlse not over half a crop and a
third of the crop of the latter. It was reported ,
would iriiilri | ) llility days moro of good warm
weather to mature It and the average condi
tion had declined frmn IW per cent to 84 per
cent , riiu opening was ovorawlde range of
prices. There \\ero free sellers of .September
lit We , but no buyers .t over ( it'io to C7'io.
October was olferoil fiom Wo down to ( iS'/ie. '
There was a itllck | reaetlon tofi'.Hiu when It
was seen how readily tbo llrst olTcr nxs were
absorbed. The pit was In feur of tliu clique
and Immediately after the tlrst brush was
over the scalpers toolc their euo from what
they could discover of tlio movements of the
manipulators. The market hid : many recur
rent Ills of alternate strength and weakness
fcellliiK as hluli asS'.lJ.c and down to.Vc. but In
the end It rested al.WiC , or ! Bc decllno since
Saturday.
( Juts were dull and lluctuntlons were nar
row , There wirulKiH ears In the receipts Sat
urday. Provisions dtarlod oil' stioir and for
a tlmo It looked like a boom , October pork
sold from 811.11 ! ' , . to$11.2i ! In a very few min
utes. Then thu longs atteinited ] to realize
but found few bii'yers ; the selling pleasure
rapidly Incioased. When the market weak-
uncil and went all to pieces , October declined
to $ U.B > . There WHS a rally to JIU.80. but the
pressure was renewed and the market aculn
broke , gomg this tlmo to JH.V ) > , biittbo cl so
was only : ! ' /tC higher. The packers' were free
sellers on the early bulge , but when the break
eamo they tried to stop It. When It started
down , however. It mot a number of stop loss
orders and the o.xeuutlon of these demoral
ized It. 1'ork elosed with a loss compared
with Saturday's close of from .We to liJ'c. ' .
Lard lost from 12Jc } to IT'-ic and ribs lost 27'ic.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations wore as follows :
Ki.otm Dull , 5lOo lower.
WHEAT No. 2 spring wheat , Kl c : No.
3 spring wheat , H2@b8c : No. 2 rod ,
COHN No. 2 , BJ'Jp.
OATH No. ? I'O'jio ' ' ; No. 2 white , 3032o ;
No. 3 whlto , 23431c. ?
KYI : No. 2. S8)jc. )
HAitt.EV No. 2 , 04o ; No. 3. 40fi3c , f. o. b. ;
No. 4 , 4txa5Sc. f. o. b.
1'lM.XHKBI ) No. 1 , 11.01.
TIMOTHY SKII : > 1'rlmo. tl.S7QM.28.
I'OIIK Moss Dork.por barrel , Jli.tWiJ10.fiOlard ) : ,
per cwt. , JU.IH ) : short ribs sides ( loose ) . * 7.Wi ®
7.10 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , * ' 1.75S0.87',5 ' ;
short c'car sides ( boxoil ) . * 7.)5T8.00. ! ) ; ( ;
WIIIDKBY Distillers' llnlshed goo < ls. per gal. ,
tl.IB.
BUOAHS Unchanccd ; cut loaf. KWte.
Kecolpts and shipments today were ns fol
lows :
,
flno western , 2o21c ; buleuted dairy , i ; ;
ordinary. iilCc. : Eggs , 10)@l7u.
New York Mnrkot ! ) .
New YniiK , Sept. 0. Vr.ouit Hecolpts , 54,201
packages ; uxportH , ' . ' .OJCI barrels , 23.kS ! ! ) s.iuks ;
iioury. moderately active ; free sellers ; sales ,
25.3.YJ barrels.
COHN MuAir-Dull , but steady ; yullow west-
ern. M.40dtl.OO.
WHEAT Heculpts , 058,030 bushels ; exports ,
4II.4M ) bushels ; nates , 3,011,000 bushels of fu
tures and 52,000 bushels of spot. Spot market
dull , lower nnd weak ; No. 2 roil , fl.03Ql.l'3'.i ( ' In
elevator : 11,04(21.5 ( ( ! * alloat ; Jl.Ol'iffil.Wi f. o.
IM No. 3 red. VJtirafl.VO ; ungraded red. US'i
Ctfl.OUii ; No. 1 northern to arrive , JI.104(31.1I ? ( ;
No. 1 hard to arrive , $1.12 > iffll.l3. Options do-
cllneil ! 'Ii2 < weaker uables
iO on : large rtv-
ceipts here and foreigners selling ; advanced
? 4B40 ? on moderate covering , declined ? ® '
ou reallz ng and absence of export demand ;
closed } i < riu > ? io under Satunlay and weak ; No.
2. red , Soptomber. * l.ia.OI.U.J3f. ! closing Jl.oi' : ;
October. * 1.04' < n > 1.057-Iti , eloslni : * l.U4 > .i : No. 4.
tl.cani.oas. closing fl.Wl ; December. * l. 7'i5t
1.08'j , closing fl.n75t : Januarv , fl.l'U'iI.O'.i ' ' ' ' ,
closing , (1.0UU ; May , tl,13 > giiil.l4g. ! closing
K Depressed ; wobtorn.c. I. f. . 09ic ? , clos-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . sloroand afloat Septem
bers ; Wheat , Il.liHl.Wt1 ; corn , tf.'W.li ; oats , ; i3i- )
440 ! rye. iiOli,57malt ; , H0.457 ; peas , eW :
buxlieis.
OOIIN Itpcetpts , IKUXM bushels ; ovports , 2.0'U )
bushuls ; sales. ; uviuou bushels of futures
and 53,000 busholH of spot. Hpot market Irreg
ular , very dull. No , i. 7VTi7fio lu elevator : 77o
atloat ; ungraded nil.xed , 7ftC77oi ! No , 'i while ,
7ii\ ; Options declined ! i < i&Hiu with whiiat.
ndvaiu'uil'iiiUc , and closed steady nt ' 4i Io
under Haturdny. Hinitoinber , ' 'ttr.'Uo , oloslui ;
7"et October. tlSi < iiWic * ! , closing i,7340 ; No-
vcmlmr. C5UliiOc. closing OA iu ; Dcci'inbor ,
8 lii. .s o , clo lnv ftsi4c : January , 50.l4@-VIio ! ;
May , M'ift.Vi'jC ' , closing. M'j'c.
OATH Hccolpts , aiO. X ) liisliol ) ! < ; exports ,
IMAVvl ; sales , ll.WO.OOU bushels of futures , and
K'O.ooJ bunheU of spot. Spot innrkut weaker ,
nioderatolv acthe. Opllonsuulet , lower , elos
ing btoadv , Hcptiiiiibnr , x/tZWic , olostnv
IIV40 ! October , inuOUSVc , closing l)5ici ) !
Novi'tubor. 'M\v. closlmt afto : No. ' ' white.
October , iffiito'iu : Spot No. 8 white , aoiiffl
< 0oj mlxpil wostorn.iCl'WtiHio ; whlto western ,
I i844ot No. 3 Ohloaxo , : iO iWOiu. }
HAY Quli't.
lloi'S Qulot , steady.
Coi-jr.K-Oiitliuu opcntd Irregular , un
changed to 15 points decline ; olusliiK steady
10 points down to S points up ; sales
IH.'JM bags , Including September , f5. ! 5
I5.15 ; October. (14,0 CM4.Q.t : November ,
liaio © 13.SD ! Oocnmber. J11U3 i ia.noj
January. IS.R.ViJi'.OOj Kubruury. 118.80 ;
.March. fl"CO ; spolKlo.Blcudyi fair cargoes ,
18'o ' i No. 7 , isc.
SUIIAU Itaw , llrinorj fair demundt fair re
fining , U 1-lllc ; centrlfugaU , M test , U o ; sales ,
two oargopa contrlfugul00tcstto llultliuoro
and I'lilliidelohta ut tljic. and two cargoes
from Cuba to I'hllaih'lpiila ' at il'So ' c. 1. f. for DO
test ! rcUnvd , ilrmur : good demand : No D ,
4 l-lOo ; No , 7 , 4u ; No. H. a i.Vliio ; olT A , ) H il'ic !
mould A. 40-ltlo ; ttandunl A. 4 7-lGu ; eonfcu-
tUinors' A. 4'iei ' powdered , 411-lOc ; granulated ,
47-lti 40.1Co.
Orleans , Urm anil quiet.
Hit i : rirm and quiet ,
rjrrnoi.F.t'M-OiiIet nnd lower : crude In
barrels , I'arkurn , ( .I.M : cruile , Parkers , lu
bulk , 11.00) ) relhied Now Vork , tt.COilO.oJ : I'hll-
ami Ualtlmore , tHK < da.l i rul
phla anil nnltlmnro In bu1ka.SiKJ3iS : | L'ultcil
closed 6t55o for October. ,
CoTTOttflEF.il OllMoro active ) now crude ,
300 ! newyellow , > 337c.
TAt.r.ow Dull and easy : city < } 3 for pack
ages ) , 4 ll-HKUVo.
KOHI.V Dull. firm.
Tuni'KNTiNK-galet nnd steady at
Kens ralrdotuaiid , Urm ; western.
receipts , 11,325 packages.
Wootr-Qulctanil steady ; domestic fleece ,
SOffil'c ; nullcili SMUHo ; To x as. 27 ( 31 e. .
I'OIIK "Vak and dull : old mess. tio.S54itl.00 !
now mess , } ll.7.ViH'.25 ; cxtremu prime , 110,50
Oil. CO.
OiJTMnATSrirnii pickled hollies , RM < asc.
Mllilif.cs J.ower ; short clear , September ,
J7.M )
I.Altn-Lower : Icssnctlvn ; wrstorn stenm ,
J7.25 bid ; sale , 2t.-)0 ! tierces at * : .B71ilil7.40t op
tion s-i les. 5.250 tlorccs ! October , . * , ' .2G l7.iO : !
western eruainory' l.vaJIHe ; wostbrn factory ,
12ic ! ; Klglns. ' . 'I'Ji ' ; .
wostcrn , CSSo1 part skims
.
I'm IiioN-Qnlot ; American , . . .
Coi-pKii Nominal ; lake , September , $12.25 ;
lake , October. Ili'.IW.
I.KAIt Steady : domestic. $1.55.
TlN-Qulet ; straits. t:0.15. :
KIIIIHMH City
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Sept. 8. Fi.oiM-Stoady
unchan/cd. . .
WIIKAT-Lower : No. 2 hard , cash 84obld ;
spot , H."iu bid ; No. 2 red , cash , N"e bid ,
COIIN Klrnij No. 2. cash , 57Un bid ! Sep
tember , 5. " > c bid.
OAts-Steady ; September , STc bid.
IIv I'lrni and iini'lmiu'oil.
Hurrr.it I'Mrin ' and uni'hniuri.'d ; croamory.
IWjaic ; dairy , Uifilfic ; store packed , llI2o :
package. 7' < illo.
Kniis Firm at I.'ic.
liKCBli'Tsi Wheat , 7G.OJ3 ; corn , 2.MO ; oats ,
I,7on ,
Siin-JiUNTS Wheat , M.SOO ; corn , 5.005 ; oats ,
700.
Ijlvcr.pool MarkelH.
TiiVRiiponu Si'iit.R WIISAT Dull : holders
oircr freelyjC.illfornla No. I. Ss lod-i s lO'.Jd ' per
cental ; No. 2 winter , Ss Id. Itocclpts of wheat
for the past three days were 28luOJ centals.
Including 2i > 0 , < )0u ) American.
C'ou.v I'lrin ; doinand fair : mixed western
fisfi'id percental. Iteeelpts of American corn
for the past thico days was 13,70' . ) centals.
UACON Long and short clo , r. S3 Ibs , ! ) s Cd
per cwt for old , anil 41s for now.
nrimici ; ] > ollHVlnut Mnrkot.
MtSNKAi'OMH. Minn. . Sept 8. CA II WIIKAT
Very active. Keeelots. 20 cars. Close : No. I
hard , on track. Ol'iSWKo ' : No. I noithern.
.September. MUo ; on track. S'J.'ifiil'Oc ' ' ! No. 2
northern , on track ,
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , Sept. 8. WIIKAT Lower ;
No. 2 red , IITCJ'.He. '
Ciiit.v Kiisv : No. 2 , mixed. 07c.
OATS Kuslor ; ; No , 2 mixed , 32'/ic.
WIIISKUV * I.1M.
_
Toledo ( iralii .MurKOt.
Toi.ccu , O. , Sept. 8.Vlil5AT Steady ; cash ,
l)7'ic. )
COHN Htoadv : cash , fillo.
OATS Quiet : No. 2. 31c.
St. I < OIM : ! 'MarkotH.
ST. T.otrts. Mo. , Sept. 8. WIIKAT Lower ;
cash , 1540 * ; December , osvc.
COHN Klriu ; cash. ( WUe : October , (17'tC. ( '
OATS Steady ; cash. 2'JUo ' ; October. 2U ! ' c.
I'OIIK Kaslnr ; $ ll.5.
LAIIII Stondy 1(5.75. (
WHISKEY Steady : J1.1S.
3Iil\vaukoc Gmin Marker.
MII.WAUKKE. Win. , Sept S. WiiKAT-Qulet ;
Nn. 2 spring , cash , ft'lo ; December , l/5ic ? ,
Cons Steady ; No. : ; , cash. ( ilc.
OAis-Sleady : No. ' . ' , white. 'flijc.
STOCKS .I.V/ > J/t.N/ ) .
NRVT YOIIK , Sept , 8. The events which have
happened slncu thu oloso of the business on
Saturday , up to the opening of the exchange
this morning , were In no particular manner of
special Inlluuneo upon prices , but the outlook
remained the sumo ami the course of the Lon
don market yesterday gave assurauco that
the bullish fouling upon American securities
remained unimpaired throughout. The trad-
lug und professional elements on the street
are still working fora reaction , us the grnater
portion of the matter left In the rlso , being
caught short , have never been able to square
their accounts as yut.
The Influence ) of Union Pacific was not ap
parent In the market this morning , but the
Vlllards , Atchlson and the Vaiulurbilts wore
the heading shares. The Nickel Plato stocks ,
Canada Southern and a few other specialties
made the most pronounced gains , but the ma
jority of the aetlvo stootfs were rather slug
gish under the pressure of the bear element
aided by some soiling of the London favorites
for foreign account , but a more decided strong
tone was shown later In the day when the
pressure tti soil was abated somewhat. Thu
opening of the market was made at Irregular
but generally higher llirures than tlio o of
Saturday's close , but the early trading de
veloped great fovurlshness under the pressure
of the Interest soiling curtain stocks. The
grangers and Goulds mndo no material
progress , but the low priced Viiudor-
tiilts soon became thn strong features
of the trading whllo In a few shares
like Missouri I'aelllc , which haa opened up
matorlallv , positive weakness was seen.
Union I'aclllo opened down 1'i per cent , at
4lli , and recovered a portion of the loss dur
ing the day. as did all the weak
stocks. The Chesapeake & Ohio shares
were subjected to considerable rcallzln - . and
consequently they all retired , and the first
preferred lost over 1 per cent , bolng tiio only
material loss of the day In the movomunts of
the different stocks. 1'rlces were kept within
narrow limits on the whole , whllo an active
tone prevailed In general until the
lust half hour , when there was a
revival of the strength under some now
uuylng and the market olnsod aetlvo aud
Urm , uonorally at Inslgnlllcaut changes for
the day. Losses were moro numerous , how
ever , whllo the lossl percent In Chesapeake &
Ohio llrst preferred was the only ono of note.
On the other hand , Canada Southern Is up 1'i
per cont.'uiid Nickel Plato second preferred
2Vi.
2Vi.Hall road bonds displayed on the whole a
stroir.'cr tone than shares and were strong In
the forenoon. thouh reacting somewhat later
In the day with the olToct of leaving prices ,
especially among thu active Issues , only
slightly changed from tho.oo of last weok. Thu
market closed rather heavy In sympathy with
the share list.
Government bonds have boon dull and
steady ,
State bunds have been dull and steady.
The following are tha closing quotations for
the leading stocks ou the New \ ork stock ex
change today :
I'acllic ' ' 37
I'liTS > outhuru I'licltlo
ito prufurrinl. . . . 72 lOri'ton S. 1 * ft U.K. . ' . ' 5
U. I * . Denver .tUulf. . 20. 1
The total Hales of stocks today were 4I1,0.5 )
shares Including AtchUon , u.iVVi : Canada
Southern , l. " > . ' 'Ji ; l'hlca'O Oas , 5,1)0 ) : Delaware ,
Laokawanna fi. Western , 7,07.1 ; Delaware &
Hudson , 4,200 ; Krle , 11.743 : I.imisvillo , V Nash-
vlllo. l.5il ( ) ; MluhlBiin Central , 4.3.V * ; Mlhsourl
1'urlllo. 10,100 ; Northwestern , iVJIOj North
Aniorluan , 2TiSV'l ; Now York Central , aO.Vi ;
Northern 1'uclllo tircfurred , 8.7U ) ; Ituading ,
O.M ) ; Ulchmond fi West Point. ( U1W ; St. Paul.
V'l.iUS ; tnlun I'acllic , 57,5i > 0 ; Western Union ,
5,324.
I'liuinclal lti-vli'\v.
NKW VOIIK , Fept. 8.--Tho Post snys : Tim
Ogiiro whteh London Is to cut In thu move
ment of American bccurltles Is no much a
matter of doubt , tlmt particular Interest at
taches to such operations us HIDMI In the
I'hciupuuKo & Ohio blocks. Most of the buyIng -
Ing orders In these specialties during this
sharp advaco lust week , eamo from London
housei and were coniironly credited to actual
buying by London operator * , preliminary to
the listing nt the t'hcsapcako .t Ohio clocks
on the London cxchaimo. If this Is tlio cor
rect theory , the transaction U u nlgnlticunl
btraw ,
London's speculators are not likely to take
hold of the market until the UrltUh fnvcbtors
land behind them. Vel It U not easy to ice
how UiU o u uuuio to DH lu the liting
flnnno'al situation , London capital Is largulj
tied up in non-tiegotlablo nooiintles still. Tin
harvest failures on the roiillnont will act. un
favorably upon Kngllsh ( limnres and the I.on
don banking community Is null nervous eve
the anticipated export of gold from London t <
Now Vork and the possibility of a cons'jqucn
high rate of Interest In London. In Its cnmbl
nation of conlllctlnz spoculiitlvo factors tin
situation of our stocks on the London marke
Is entirely anomalous. The oittcomu of thl
condition of things cannot fall to furnish at
Instructive object U'sson.
t Notes.
Nnw OiUiCANS , La. , Sept. 8--Clcarlng , ft ,
40-i24. !
NKW VOIIK. Fcpt 8. Clearings today , JS2 ,
ft'-S.IHi" : balances , } | .33 < u-'l.
QI'lttl.AtiRl.plliA , Pa. . Sept. A , Hank clearing !
today , { S.I.MI.HI5 ; balances , $ I,532,02J. Money
per cent.
1IAI.TIMOIIR , Mil , , Sept. --Hank clearing
today. ! IW25,027 ; balances , J2T5UI ; money ,
percent.
ST. Loins , Mo. , Sept. R Clearings. { MlO.ltO
baliinces. (270.SM .Money. 7i3S per cent. Kx >
change on Now Vork , " > ' ) o discount ,
CiiiCAtio , III. , Sept 8. Money unchanged ; i
per cent. Hank eluarlnus , J.'O.'JM.UJin. Nov
Vork pxcliangu , dull anil unchanged ,
HOSTON. Mass. , S'opt. 8. Hank clearings to
day , * IS.l.55,5l ( ! ) ; balances , 8I.507.22 ( ) ; rate fo
money , 5 pereonl ; oxohangu on Now Vorn , I
ai'c discount per il.oOft.
New Vork .MoiK3v iMarlcot.
Nr.w VoitK.Sept . MO.NBY oJf CAM , Kasy
ranging to 3 to 4 per cent , last loan 4 per cent
closed oll'ered at 4 per cent.
I'IIIMK MuuoANm.K 1'APKit 5y7 per cent.
HTKIIM.NO KxoiUNnr.Quiet and steady al
J4.S2 for sixty-day bills and Jl.5 for do
m.'inil.
The following were the closln { prices on
bonds :
Iloston Stool ; Market.
HOSTON. Mass. , Sopt. 8. The followlnc wen
theelinIiiL-prlciH on stocks In the thu Boston
stock market todtivj
Atchhon A T < ipcka. . jHJ : ! < 'iiliiiiii't & llcclii..27il
IIOHtnnA Albmiy---Wii'l-'riinklln ' 17
llimtim AMnlne. . . . 175 Huron 1.1
I'll. . Hurl. A ynlncy. . ' . * ! ) Kenr nrKe ! . ' . ? !
KltchbiirKll.il 7i : OiceoU 40
Kllnt \ Pore M 'Jl' ' ( Snntn ! > Copper. . . 40m
Maws. Centrnl Ht'iiTuinurack ' 175
Mov. Cen. com Wf Aniilstori LnndCo. . . 35U
N. V. A N. Knit llostnn Land Co U
old Colony l ! } f Snn Dleao Land Co. . 11) )
Itutlanii common. . ! . \VcitKnilI.nnilCo. . . . I'.i" ;
Itntlnnil pruferreil. . . T.'i { Hell Telephone 175
Win. Central com. . . . iMVi l.nmson Stern S 2UH
Allonez M. Co. ( new ) . 2 > j , Water Power 2'4 '
Atlantic Ill IK. M I'M
lloitnn.t Mrint . . . . 4'JV. . 11. ft II. U
Ijonilott Stoulc . > larkor.
S'opt. 8. The following wcro the
London stock quotations closing at I p. m. :
Contuils liionuy ' . ' 'iK Illinois Ceil Hl.'iU
CoiiBiiH account. . . . H" > 7 * . Mexican ordinary. . . . .141J
II. S.4a 121 St. Paul cottoi 7ii : )
U.S.4' ' < lOJ'ii ' New York Central. . . 112Vi
.V. Y. I' . A.O. nritB. . . 37M I'etinsylvnnla 5.V1i
Cnniultnn Puclilo V1U ItendliiK I'.l
Krlo. . . . . „ 23M Mex. Cen. , new 4s. . . . 75
IlAiiHir.VKii t. > ! 6d per ounce.
MONEV Vt percent.
Hutu of discount In the open market for
both short and thrco months bills , 2 pur cent.
Deliver Mining Stocks.
DnNVRit , Colo. , Sept. 8 , There was a fair bus
iness In mining stocks todav with slight ad
vance lu valuo. Total silos , 14,2 0 shares.
Thu following are the closing quotations on
the Mining stock exchanges :
New York Mlnini ; Quotations.
NEW YottK. Sept. 8. Tlio closlui ; raining
stock quotations are as follows :
Alice. , . . IfiO Coin Silver 115
Crown 1'olnt HO Mexican 225
Con. Culn. and Va . . 7121 Ontario 37.SO
Dendwooil T IM Ophlr Il'iO
Kiirekii Con 2S < ) Plymouth 175
CJ. A Curry 13J Sava e 'tM
Halo fi Norcrobs. . . . 185 Standard 115
Ilomcstnku 1000 VellowJnckot 160
Horn Sliver 340
St. lentils Mltiiiij ; Quotations.
ST. LotTis. JIo. . Sept. P. Trading In nilnlns
stocks was rather slucsjlsli today. Tlio fol-
are tha closing bids :
Adams 185 I.Hth ! Albert 10
Aztec . - S Montrose , fjO
Centrnl Silver 1 Mickey llreen V >
Hllrabeth 10.IH .Mountain Key 10
Granite M ? .ttO Small Hopes Ki
llopo 110 Yninn : ( , ' ! J <
Iloston Wool Mnrkot.
IIOSTON , Mass. , Sept. 8. There has boon a
fair demand and stonily market for wool , with
prices unchanged. Ohio X sells ut 29c , XX anil
XX and uliovo at 30ilc ; , Michigan at 27e : No.
1 wools , 35c for Ohio , 3lo for .Michigan : No. 1
eoiulilnc wools llriu at 3ft3i40u ; Ohio line dc-
lalne. 34.T > o : Michigan line dolalne , 3.'lo. Ter
ritory wools are In duinand at 00 for line , 57ffl
5Sc for line niedluni and fpW : > . " ) o fur tuedlunis.
Tex. is , California and Orozon wools are Noll-
ln fairly at nnoliaiiRoil prices. 1'ullod wools
am iiulet and stoudy , choice hitpors selling at
4Xtl5c ( [ : fair to good supers , 30Jt3e : extra. 22 ®
30c. Australian wools , Una ; carpet wools ,
quiet. _
Coll'uo Market.
Ilio DRJANKiito. Scut. 8. CoKFr.B Hcgnlar
nrst , 0,1)00 ) rels per 10 kilos ; good second. 8,550
rels.
ICKCKll'TS nnrlng the week , 104.000 bags.
PURCHASE Fur thu United Status , 41,000
bags.
Siui'MKNTS To the United States , 45,000
bags ; stocks , 2511,000 bags.
Sitntos Market.
SANTOS , Popt. 8. COFFEE good average
0,0i ( > rels per lu kilos.
KECEIITS during the week 83,000 bags ; pur
chases for United States 15tXK ) .
SHIPMENTS to the United States 11,000 bags ;
block. 1K,0'0 ! ) ; bags.
_
Now York Dry GnodH Market ,
NRW YOIIK. Sept. 8. The dry goods Jobbing
trade was decidedly tuoro autlvu today.
Itrown cottons , especially the liner yarns , are
fairly aetlvo and soitico. and moderately ue-
tlve business was noted In Dlouclied goods.
There was a speculative drop In cotton , but
spots advanced. I'rliuo cloths are Urm.
I'ori-ltiii Oil -liirlcot. (
LONDON , Sept. 8. CALCUTTA LIXSCBD 4is
jil per ent.
l.t.NsKF.n Ott , 20stt20s Hid per cwt ,
HKKI.MD : l'iTitoi.KUM 5'-l ' ) O'l s per gallon.
TUHPCNTINK St'llllTB 2SsCd puruwt.
Iliivaiui .MarkutN.
HAVANA , Sept. 8 , SPANISH Goi.u t
. .
KxfilANOE Quiet.
SUOAIt"QUlOt.
Hunk nt * Kitglniul Itiilllon.
I.ONIION , Sept. 8. Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of Kngland ou balance
today , $ ,000.
Trtulor * ' Talk.
OniOAno. III. , Sunt.H. CiiuiiHolinaii , V Oav to
Cockrell llroi. : The leulin- : grain markets
were weak and whout doeldedly lower touay
nliucnccd by the ilepruiscd tone and luwor
I not u tlons of cable ad vices both from Kngland
mil the continent. The movomunts of cur
rency to und from tbo wheat rals tig districts
are now In full swing and unless the shipping
demand keeps pace with receipts the m trkut
must sun to ti lower basis. Corn
eased olT In sympathy with the sur
rounding markets , but Is still sus
tained by manipulation , thu success
of which seems to depend upon whether or
not tlio growing aroii escapes frost damugo.
Oats are dull and lifeless und neglected by
speculators but In fair shipping demand ,
liiictuatlona are narrow , closing prices easy
us quoted. The press dUpatohes this morning
contained no now developments lu thu matter
of opening foreign markets to American
liroducts unil speculative holders were In
clined to fcoll. L/'ouservatlve traders rogurd
the present Hurry as being moro or less based
on sentiment and hurtful to the hbluplng
trade. They are therefore quite ready to
ubsUl In keeping prices down until bupplles
u demand are bouiewhut reduced ,
, 111. , Soot , 8-Snuru IJupco & Me-
wiirfc. .t CmVhontCftnlci
eamo very wivik , I\Mfiioii | | ) sliowlng a decline
from Saturday ettHltilent to About 2o n
buihol. ThemirthwnHnpmig wheatniovctiionl
ahowod a very largOiiiuoa o , Minneapolis anil
Duluth hail noariytljfoo ours. Wo had over
l.SOO. The cash mafljtli here was even weaker
than the future ! ! . Bjblnmbar at n discount
under Docctni or Sat'urtlay of Icsi than 4u got
lo a discount of nlnjMt. no today. There WHS
nn Incrciwn In tho.vjitblu .supply of 73".i.OOO
biMhols. These nlrauttwancus all exerted an
Inllucnce In the i\iuyllroctlonl | toward lower
prices. 'rhoBprliig'rJlmat movement will HIII-
pass any figures hetrtSforo known. The news
on com was veryt iil.xud , very bearish In
comoparticulars anrt'/vory bullish In somu
others. The rcoWlU * for thrco days
1,8i7 cars looked vorv liiruo. In fact the ag
gregate was consldoNlblr moro than for the
same millibar of dars fast wcnk , The built
did not stipport tno cash market as well as
they liavn. tin the other hand , thcro wait n
report from Now York that ten stetitnurs had
been chartered to carry corn to Liverpool
There was no frost In the corn belt ; none pre
dicted. At the sumo tlmo temperatures wore
too low for rapid maturing. Today vetse
room was taken for iwo.ooo bushels The
strength of provisions caused last week by
outside buying on favorable action by tier-
many suddenly disappeared today. I'ork
dropped iWc a barrel , lard and ribs 2Jo to 25c.
Tlio collapse WHS largely the result of stop
loss orders. Matiufactuiem led the felling
Their selling canto up ou a market unsup
ported by new outside buying and made very
treacherous by a lot of stop loss orders.
niic.uio , 111. . Sept. 8. Konnott. Hopkins &
Co. toS. A. McWIiortcr : l.nr.sorruceluis In tin
northwest and southwest , line weitbtir hero
mid abroad , easier cables and more favorable
reports from Kussla , resulted In a weak mar
ket. Liquidation by longs has been a conspic
uous foatuto. On the decllno thcro has houii
good demand hero for cash wheat , and a rounii
lot worked for export. The visible supply did
not Increase nearly as much as expected. II
the weather abroad should continue fuvorab'o
lower prices are probable , but wo would rather
buy It hereafter on breaks than to sell short
Corn und oats have both shown an easier
undertone but the corn crop Is by no moans
otitof danger from frost and every cold wave
over thu com belts alarms shorts and causes
a slinri ) bulgo. Wo would short It only on
these bulges expecting to take a quick profit ,
and buy' It back on a fair decline. May ought
to bo a purchase on soft , soots but. to ho long
of near futures looks risky. Oats wo would
buy on all breaks. In provisions , the break
today Is u natural reaction after the strong
advance last weok. Our customers worn ad
vised to t.iko prollts on long stnIT with Octo
ber pork iiljovu 111.i > 0 nnil wo now favor buy
ing on soft spots , Thu tunction of 70c on pork
should encourage Imostors to buy for the
next upturn.
UM.lllA LinSTOVK JI-IIIKKTS.
OMAHA , Sept. 8.
OATTl.K-Olllclal roeolnts of cattle , 3.211
as compared with 3.8.8 yesterday and 1G < 1
Tuesday of last weok. A very small proportion
tion of today's receipts wore good enough for
beef. Desirable grades were In aotlvo demand
and steady. Hotter grades of butcher stun
were about steady , and medium and fanners
5 ® I , lo lower. Good feeders unchanued : com
mon and stockers lOe lower than Saturday.
lions Olllclal receipts of hogs 4.231 , a
compared with 373 yesterday , and 3.453
Tuesday of last week. The market was
steady and 510c higher than Saturday.
Shippers and local demand good , and light
weights sold early. Hulk wont at I5.00fi5.25. (
Light. $5.t > 0@5.10 ! heavy. t4.50 < av.5 ; nilxod ,
-
SiiCKt1 Odlclal receipts of sheep none ,
as compared with l.HOyostorday und . " > 42 Tues
day of lust weok. Thu market was nominally
steady null demand very good , Natives , & 1.50
< SI.50 ; westerns , W.50a4.25.
Kcoolpts null Ils | > o4itiou of Stoctc.
Olllclal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union stockyards
company for the twontv-four hours ending at
5 o'clock , p. m. , September 8 , 1SJ1 :
KECKIl'TS
DISPOSITION.
Huron. I Uittle. | llu/t. | Sheep
Omalin I'.icklni ; Oo . . . . : . . 11 17
118'J 17Ml
The ( j. II. Hammomt Co . 8'J ' Ml
swift A co . ; . . . , . . 3511 251
'J'ho Cndnliy Packing Co . 751 1.9.55
John P. Squires A Co" ' .1. 4M !
North P. nnd P. Co. . . 875
llrltnln A Co 374
Nelson .Morris 241
Shipper ! and feeders. 1,871
Left over 400 308
Total 3lill
I'oprcsuiitativo Sulo3.
STEEItS.
No , Av. Pr. No. A'v. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
' ' 11107 W 10 1. . 1400 W 75 17..I141 $3 y5'
l' . 1210 3 75
BTEKHS. TAtLINOS.
2. . 050 1 75 30. . 87U U 73 13. . 8T.4 275
STKBIIS , YHAKI.lNOg.
13. . 834 2 75 i' . . 840 : i 10 Q. . 520 275
STOCKHIta AND FKEDKHS.
8o ? 2 00 3. . 0)0 ) 2 73 7. . B.-.7
2 75 10. . 8'15 2 50 10. . 81)7 ) 275
805 2 .10 0. . 701 2 75 410 250
u. . 01" a oo 5. . 742 2 5 ! ) 20. . 10.14 300
COWB.
1. . 620 1 15 5. . D-'O 1 25 12. . 010 100
1. . 510 1 25 3. . 893 1 2 , " > 1. . 070 1 0)
1 .1010 1 25 1..HHO IM 5. . B40 1 05
1. . 050 1 25 43..1011 1 00 14. . t > 82 11)5 )
IIKIKEItS.
10. . COS 1 80
CALVES.
1. , 370 2 00 1. . 310 2 50 1. . SCO 300
5. . 318 3 00
HULLS.
1..1100 1 HO 1. . 050 175 1..1550 175
1..1400 1 75
WESTEHN CATTM ! .
No. . Av. Pr.
Datcr & Co.
1 stag 1070 SI 75
asteors , tailings 1270 2 15
Wyatt.
nt cows 84.1 1 ; 5
0''cows 8S3 2 10
88 cows IKW 2 10
120 steers 1133 3 20
IJoiijtiiiilii-Wciivcr C. Co.
1 75
33 cows 8S3 1 75
51 cows O'M 2 10
4Jcows ittO 2 10
40 cows 020 2 10
1 cow 85J 2 10
Til cows ! )5t ) 2 10
211 steers 1107 2 UO
I.ATE VKSCKIIDAY.
21 feeders 1IG2 3M
23 feeders 1150 3 20
2 feeders ' . . 1115 2 75
20 feeders 633 2 50
Hand Oreok L ft O Co.
1 cow 1070 1 50
4 cows , 1070 2 10
2 cows 0115 2 10
2 cows 040 2 10
Scows K17 2 10
1 cow 10.0 2 10
3cows OX ! 2 10
1 steer , tailing 1470 2 50
18 steers , lulling 13S2 2 f.O
in feeders lOC'.l ' 3 00
70 feeders 10U3 3 00
2 stcorii 1355 3 25
1 Rtoor l.ViO 3 25
1 Htuur 1IKO 3 25
n steers 1151 3 25
G steers 1205 3 25
Datur.VCo.
1 steer , talllne 1210 2f,0
1 feeder 1030 2 1O
31 feeders 1147 2 IM
2 feeders 10JO 2 ft' )
28 feeders 10.W 2 1)5 )
10 feeders 112 ! ) 2 1)5 )
1 feeder t-70 3 25
1 feeder j 1170 335
1 feeder 1-70 3 35
111 feeders 1KB 3 : I5
14 feeders ; . ? K'OO 3 40
65 sluers 1100 3 35
K. S. Clrout. jg $
1 steer , tailing. . . . S7..7 ! 1110 2 25
i steers ? 1017 2 W )
1 steer 13.10 3 10
1 steer 1310 3 10
1 steer 1100 3 5U
nous.
No. Av. Ph.W . Pr. No. Av. Sll.K . Pr.
r.1. . . .321 W ) n 05 00 . . .245 K ) 5 15
. .254 80 ft 115 M. . . 173 83 5 15
. . . .217 20J 5 05 OS. . .310 83M ft 15
a. . . 204 210 f. 1)5 ) 113. . . .2511 M ) 515
i . . .i'37 200 ft 05 KV. . 227 120 fi 25
01. . . SI ! 240 5 15 74 ' .222 200 505
200W
. .an 40 5 05 71' ! : . ; . 2.12 W ) 5 IB
. iiOl 80 5 01 CO . . , . ' , ' 30 120 505
I1
. 124 3 75 1 4 25
10. . . .IH'J 41 3 75 10 200 440
1 2SO 3 25
) dv < i Stook Mnrkota.
CHICAGO. 111. , Sept. 8. ISpoolal Telegram to
THE IIBK.1 'I ho tone of the cattle market
was unimproved. The fact that the arrivals
wore le s than half as numerous as f or.M on
lay did not count for much as thuro wore
stale cattle enough to two ] ! thu supply to pro
portions that were far In excess of the nvur-
igo for a Tuesday , Thuro was aetlvo buying
loth for local anil shipping account but thu
iressuru lo soil wus"stning enough to prevent
my locovory of prices. The somewhat ) | m-
ted tillering * of choice snlppliu steers weio
: alien at kteady rates and good hulls were
ilgher. 1'or all other descriptions prices re
mained weak aud variable , averaging
bllghtly lower tjinn foryrstorduy. Common
native rows and heifers were especially
weak under excessive supplies. Of the fresn
recelptf aDoiitiUJ : were natives. They were
juott'd at from $1.25 to (2.75 for Inferior to
extra cows. J0lo ) tl&\ for stookors and feed
ers and at from tJ.25 to tHi.20 forihlpplnz
slcors , The sales of westerns were on a basis
of from f2.00 to (1.75 und Texans were saleable
at from 11.50 to H25. The calf market wits
ictlvo ut from So tol'5c adrnncuor at from
I..M to W.85.
The first citltuuto of the day's receipts of
lings placed them at 1(1,000. ( Tlmt was a mod
erate iitpplr. but the inai-kut opened very
weak , nevertheless the early trading bolng
done at Bo on from , yesterday's prlco .
A llttlo further along when It be
came known that the arrivals would
roach snOJO r.n.1 might considerably
exceed that number , thu weakness became-
moro Intense and another 5o to lOc per lee lb .
was knocked OlT whllo Ihoro was omo early
trading at from t.V50 to { 5.55. The closing quo
ta ! Ions were from 11.85 to $ V4i ) for common to
cholcn heavy huffs. H75 to 13.43 for mud linn
weights and Jl.75 lo W.n for common to prlmo
light. Poor stulT sold around 14.51 and there
were sales of culls all the way down to two.
Grass hogs wore dull al a discount of from 50o
tot I. Oil per 100 Ibs.
The Evening Journal repot Us : CATTt.n Io- !
colpts , t.OK ) ( ) ; shipments , 3.5)0 ) , Market Irregu
lar. Natives. J.UiHSI.15 ; Tcxans. J2.fioaw.9j ;
stoekon , f..Oog-HO ; native cows. ' .25a2.t > 5.
Hods Hccelpls. Is.CUOj Bhlpments , T.fO ) :
market weak nnd lower ; rough and common ,
l4.M > r:4.80i ( : good puc.ors and mixed. Jl.liJ ®
MO ; jirlmc heavy and butchur weights , Jj.'OiJ '
.
aiiKKi'-Ueoolpts , 8,000 ; shipments. 2fiOO ;
market Irreciiiar : natives. ( .l.7VitVH ( ) ; west
erns , fi.Snil.OO : ( ; Toiatis , M.a-l.iljj . lambs ,
New York Ijlvo Stook Mnrkot.
Nr.W YOKK. Sept. S.HKKVKSUocolpts. .
1,207 heail , all for exporters and slail.'htcrers :
no trade ; feeling weak ; dressed but-f steady at
7 ( ? ! > 'io per Ib ; ihlptuents tomorrow , OJJ hooves
anil l\squirtorsof ) beef.
CAi.vES Hecelpls , 740 head ; market weak ;
veals , * 5.00il8.00 ( per cwt ; grassors.J2.t'Ka--.CT.
HIIKKP Uecolpts , 4,222 hoiuli sheep , dull ;
lambs , ' , o per Ib lower ; sheep , M 25T&5.00 ;
lambs , } l.20un.25 ; dressed million steady at
7 > iiIOc ( pur pound ; iliesseil lambs weak at 8 ! >
© O'ic.
lions HooelptsN,053hca < l ; Including four
cars for sale ; market steady at JI.W30.oo.
( Ity liivn.Stouk
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Sept. 8. OATTI.K KB'
celnts , 7'iO ; Hlilpmonts , 3SOi ; market steady
to llrm ; steers. * l.2.Vi65.ill ; cows , $ l.80t'I.OO < ;
stooknrs and feeders. J.MiKiW.75.
lloos Kecolpts , 0,130 : shipments , KM : mar
ket opened llrm ; closed weak and lower ;
bulk , j4.ti5U5.05 ; all grades , } .lf,05.1' ' .
SIIEKP Kocolpts , none ; market steady.
St. Ijouls Ijlvo Stock Mnrkot.
ST. Loirn. Mo. , Hnpt. 8 CATrt.R Itocolpt. .
5fiOO ; shipments , 1,400. Knlr to choice na
tives , J3.0U4iJ.5l ; Tuxnna and Indian" , i-,40
(83,10. (
llOOS Receipts , 4.0 ; shipments , 2.500 :
lower ; heavy. J5,10V25 ; mixed , $ l.40ifi
5.10 : light , < 5.005,25.
OJt.llI.l H'llOLKS.II.K . .UtCTA' .
Krttita.
SWKET POTATOES -Por Ib. ; k3.i'o. : ' {
CUAII APPI.KS Per bbl , S.50 < ai.tj : )
CANTAI.OUIMS : Per do/ , il.OSH.25. ( )
PKACIIKS California Crawfordn. single case
lots , i(1.25 ; ten case lots , $1.15 ; Michigan , per
basket , ( We.
UIIAPBS Home grown , 10-lb baskets , 40c :
25-lb oaskets lots , 3.'io : Muscat , perorate. JI.OU
ffll.75 ; lioso I'orti. Jl.35l.5l ) ,
I'KAUS California ILtrtlott , $ J.7VSLOO : ; other
California varieties , J22.VS2.5X
Pt.u.MS California , gros and Hungarian
prunes , 21.50 ; German prunes , $1.25.
AlTI.KS Per bbl. $2.25.
OIIANOF.H Kodl , J .50.
WATKU.MELONS Fancy Muscutlnc , crated , 15
© I7c.
LKMONS Per box , W.50 : fancy Maori , 18.00.
HANANAS Per bunch. J..oo2.50 for good
shipping stock.
CKAMIEUKIKS Will bo in market In a few
days. Capo Cod per bbl. , JD.OO ; Wisconsin bell
and bugle , $ . * 75.
Flour.
Omaha Milling company. Reliance. Patent ,
J'.VJO ; Invincible Patent , $2611 ; Lone Star. Su-
porlatlvo , $ ? . . " > 0 : Snowllako , J2.1U ; Fancy
Family. $ . ' .00.
K. T. Davis Mill company. No. I and Cream
High Patent , S2.h5 ; illiie 1) , and Ked K. 12.111 ;
Lion and Ilawkoye , $240 ; Itovul No. 10 , Spe
cial Patent , J.'l.uO ; Minnesota nnd Dakota.
I'ntont. $ ' . ' . ! K ) ; Kansas Hard Wheat. I'uteiit ,
$2.K ( ) : Nebraska Straights , J2.50.
S. F. Ullmau's Go'd ' Mutn1.t2.60 : Snow Whlto ,
$ . ' .5 ; Snowllako , * 2.10 ; low grade , tl.nn ; Queen
of the Pantrv , 82.00 ; Minnesota Speculative ,
J-.SO ; bran , * I3.00 ; chopped feed , $ J2.UO.
The following quotations represent the
prices at which choice stock la billed out on
orders unless otforwise stated :
ONIONS Homo grown , 40@50c per bu.
CEf.EHV Per doz. : i" > o.
TOMATOKS Per bushel. J1.03.
CAIIIIAOE Home grown , Ic per Ib.
HEANS Navy , . ' .SoiS'ilii per bu.
POTATOES Local growers are supplying the
demand almost exclusively at 2535c per
bushel.
SWEET POTATOF.- * Jersey , JViO per bbl.
Country Produce.
Eons Market steady at lflli-o. !
POUI.TUV Market weak. The outsldo on
old fowls and chickens Is 13.00 and small
chlcKous have sold as low as $1.75 and good
si/os at $ . ' .M2.75. )
HUTTKH The best country butler , good
enough for city trade , hoilsat 15ftl7u ; packers'
stock ,
1)0 ) Witt's Llttlo Early Htsora , bostpill.
MEXICO'S XKtr
of tlio Important
\Vliloh Have liecii lUnilc.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Sept. S. A dispatch from
the City of Mexico gives e. summary of the
new Mexican tariff whloh has just made Its
appearance in the Dlurle. The frco list re
tains coal , coke , wood , pulp , lumber , railway ,
toloirraph , tclophoao , and electric light sup
plies , barbed wlro , iron pipe ,
sheet iron , Portland cotnout , explosives ,
for mines , power machinery , boilers and
engines , wheels , cables , oroa , cordage , agri
cultural implements and a number of other
articles. Proclous stouos , which formerly
were ffoo , are taxed from J to $5 per carat.
Sulphuric and muriatic ticids , formerly free ,
will be 3 cents a kilogram. This
is metric weight and equivalent to
two and ono-llfth pounds. Thcro are
no advalorom duties and unless otherwise
specified the following duties arc so much
per kilogram : Liquors , wino and boor , in
class , unchanged ; liquors in wood , reduced
: rom 40 to U cents ; wines , from 12 to 10 cents ,
anil beer to 8 cents. Many drugs and cham-
icals are reduced phosporus from 75 cents to
50 coins , while matches are increased from
$1.25 to fl.fiU. Common paper for certain
purposes Is reduced from 10 cents to 5 ;
brown wrapping paper from 8 conta at 5
cents ; Envelopes from 45 cents to ' > cents ;
Bristol board to 25 cents , nnd pasta board to
15 cents. Playing cards are increased to
SLIM'Vnll ' ; paper was 20 conts. It
is divided Into thrco classes , and will
pay 10 cents , 20 cents and fin cents according
to description. Monograms , as well as printed
tickets of all kinds , will pay $1. Haw cotton
is unchanged , ns is also cotton cloth , There
nro some differences in threads and under
wear , with few chanf-ns in linen nnd some re
ductions. Silk is practically unchanged.
Woolen carpets are lower und there are re
ductions In woolen cloth , underwear , clothIng -
Ing , cloves and fringes. Grains nro not
changed. Preserved fruits ' are Increased
from 50 to 75 cents ; Vir
ginia leaf tobacco from 18 to 25 cents ;
crude petroleum from 1 cent toy cents ; whlto
ollnod unchanged , Fixed oils , not specified ,
are reduced from 50 cunts to 20 cents , ami
lubricating oils to 5c. Common soapi are In
creased frnrn 18 cents to 25 cents , Common
glass bottles nro reduced from II cents to 1
cent. Glass and porcelain are unchanged.
Furniture , finished nnd ready for use , is
advanced 5 conts. Common wood
furniture , unfinished , Is reduced from
15 cents to 8 cents , .lowolry 1s Increased
nt.tl will pav from f > 0 to $75 according to
class. Carriages are unchanged. Firearms
nro somewhat reduced. Huubor coats nnd
rubber clothing nro Increased from bO cents.
For Schlltz beer apply to It. ft. Grotto
U J J b\irn i u.
Juvenile
Joe Collins and Jim McDonald , a brace of
young toughs who are constantly under the
jrvollliiuco of the police , faced the pollcu
judge yesterday to answer to n charge of
'raud larceny.
Tlio boys were charged with burglarizing
the store of Flolschman & Meyers and steal
ing f 10 worth of goods. They will havn an
examination later. James Collins , n brother
of Joe , Is also mixed up In the moss , but hems
ms thus far succeeded In keeping out of tt'o '
clutches of the oDlcors.
For restoring the color , thickening the
growth , and beautifying tha hair , nnd for
[ irovontlng baldness , ( lull's Hair Houuwcr
msurpussed.
JOHN A. StCHHA.NK. FIIANIC 0 CONDOM
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT BANKERS ,
SOU S. 13th fit , First National Uaiikllatll
Ing , Omaha , Neb.
Deal In ttockt , bjn < H , i.irlilsi , co'umorcltl p
por. utu Negotiate loam oa Imprardl Uiittti roi
vitito. Bhurt tlmo louai , oa j bank iluck , gr utit
pprtY il collateral oourU >
luuillllUttllll/li ) ( I
DIRECTORY.
AWNINGS AM ) TENTS.
Omaha Tent & Awu-
iti # Co. ,
Finn , Intnnmrks , oil nml
rubber clnllilnit. Hi-lid fur
cut.iloKiie. 111.1 IVuimtn.
HAGS AM ) TWIN US.
Bemis Omaha Bag Oo ,
Importer ! ) nml Miumfnc-
tlirorn.
Klour y ok < , llurlnpg nml
Twluo.
A. II. Perri > o & Co. M. 0. Daxon.
HOt ! DoilKO Stro > U jolil im nionllilr
piymcntj.
Scnil for our ( at.iloxno
nml prices. Ki)7' ) < Kuril urn St. , Oninli
1300 K lilNDERSuml STATIONERS
Ackorman Brothers & Hointzu ,
Printers , bliulor. , i'ltfctnit7iori | , bl.aak bojK m.ina-
fnetnruri.
lllfi llownnl street , Omnlm.
7/00V * AM ) NHOKS
Ohas. A. COB & Oo , KirkondallJones&Oo ,
.MtiiHifctnrcr ( nml Jut > - Wlii > lotili M niifartiir'ri
Acenli for Hoilon Ituli-
IJIT Slioo Ci. I III. ' . 1101 ,
I10 ! > Howard stroot. niutllUI , llnrnnr rtraot.
Williams , Van Aer- W. V. Mors3 Sc Oo. ,
nam & Harte Shoe Fnctorjr.Corner llth
1212 Hnnioy street. nml DouulnH sti. ( linnlm
.
.Mnrulmnt Invltail to
Oina'ia ' , .Vein call nmleiiMiilne.
JIOXKS JWTCllEltS
John L. Wilkie , Louis Holler ,
Omnh.i pnicrto | < r fnotory Iliitcliern nml Pnckpr" ,
1817-IJII3 Douslni. TiPoNnml snpplloi. Heel
Onlori promptly iilleil , uou nml xlipup iTiilnKr < .
IIHi-IIIH , lack''iiii Mri'ut ,
CA If HIAGES , Jii'GGlES , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omnhn's Lnnjeat Variety
WAGONS AND
CAliPETS. CLOTHING.
Omaha Oarpot Oo , , Gilmore & Ruhl ,
Cnrpets , oil. cloths ra.it- Mnniifacturers
tlntts , eiir'nln nml
Koods.oto Wholoinlo Clothiers ,
1511 DoiiKlns street I1WI Ilnrnoy street
CIGA IIS.
West & Fritscher ,
Manufactuies ttncelL'nrs ,
Jobbers of lent tabacco ,
1011 Fnrn'iiii Street.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornico Works ,
Manufacturer ! of
(7 ( Ivanliud Iron Cornice.
Window caps , metallic
* kylliht , etc. 1110 and
1112 DoilKU St.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. J , Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
218 S. 13th Street , Lliuo , ccmont , etc. , etc.
Omahn , Neb. Cor. 9th nnd UoiiKlni Pti.
UUY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
Dry cooiH. notions , fur- Goods Oo , ,
nUhln * KOO H. Drycood * . notion" , uents'
furnishing t oods.
Corner llth nml llownnl. cor. llth mid Howard Sts
Cockrcll Bros j F. 0. Swort2 ( t Oo.y
Ilroker * nml ca li tint orn.
Prlvntn wlrr to Now ' etc. 'runto nlr teSt
Vork. Clilenitn , A 51. , l ni Itoottt
Irfiuls. lii1 1 llomd of 7 , Itonnlo Dmnha *
Trndv. \ehn V , S.Oui h
rlirschbriiim & Sons , Jas , A. Olark& Oa- ,
llutlor , olicoie , c if !
Hotter , eitga nnd poultry.
.
poultry and gnmo.
1209 Hownrit Street. i'ffj South 13th Street.
Bates & Oo. ,
Country produce , fruits ,
vegetables , xrocers' spe-
clultlcs. teas , aplcei , etc ,
417-4US. llth St.
PAPER. HUIillLK QOOD3
Carpenter Paper Co. , Omaha Rubber Oo. ,
Manufacturer ! nnd jobbers
Carry a full stock of
irliillnK , wrapping nml bers all kinds rubber
wrttlnK pnper , card pa- KooiU.
ier , etc. 1MO fnrnam 8t at.
SEEDS. STO VES.
Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes ,
Seed Krowcra , doalar * In Stoves repairs of nil kladt
cunlcn , xras.i , gruln und Cooks und lleaterj
ree seeds. for tmlo.
42I-42J South 15th. t07 ; S. 13th Street.
SASIf , DOORS , ISLIM1S , El'J
J. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Door Oo'
Manufacturers of sash , Manufacturers of mould'
iloori. blinds and Ings , blinds , doori , cto.
nioulillMK" . llrunch of Olllce :
flee , 12th nml Izant Sts , HOOIII 423 I Ice llulldln ? ,
i rr 3
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engine &
A , L. Straug & Sons ,
Pump Oo ,
, lOU'MUUI Knrnmn Street.
Ilnlllday Wind Mills.
J18 nml ! 0 .loncs Street ,
.
Omahn , Nob.
. . '
l.K. llos , actlmnianai'r
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consolidated Oofleo
Company ,
414 nnd I41tl llnrney St. ,
Om-ilin , Neb.
TO'S. \ . IULLIA IWH.
H. Hardy Oo. , The Brunswiok-
'oyR , dolli , albums , Balke-Oollonder Oo. (
ancy Kuods. liouuofnr- Illlllnrd merchandise ,
Hilm. itools , clillil- Siilnon Ilituroi.
cnN carriik'es. 407 , 4I S. 10th Strcat ,
131II Tarnam Street Onmha ,
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SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK7YAROS CO. , - LIMITED
A. D. Bo/or & Oo. , Hunter & Qreoai
( .61) ) Kichnnxu MullUInK , i)0 ) Kxulnilixu llullillng ,
Hoiilh Oiimhn. South Oilman ,
Miss Hlla .fosooh loft yesterday for I.ovfl-
and , C'olo. , whorosho will teuch In tlioputillo
ohools duniiK the coinltiK yuar.
WANTED
Totnl Iiiuei of CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
ux w u iw - DISTRICTS , WATER
COMPAMIGS.UT. R.fl.COMPANIEBta
Correipondrnro pnilnttftj.
H.W.HARRIS aCOHPANV.Bankers ,
101-103 Oearhorn Slroot , CHICAGO.
! 5 Ws'l Stroot. HEW YOIIK
70 Bte St.- BOSTON ,
n\twistnunncnowitaited \
Uttt'mv ( uinviiInr all th.j
uniittiuir' illichiirsm an > i
prlv teilu ii * iioru.'n. A
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Nol < ( I'.v
I'ltli'K 01.00.
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Cunier tllhnnil.Mnion Stronti. Hulf block well ol
l.'nUm I'ncltlo ami II A M Doputi.
Nnw Imllillnit. new rurnltiirn. everr tbln Hntl
rlnna. nooleu locution in O.iinhi. 'lew of entlra
urroiinilnu ciiuntrr , K . luith t-loctrlo cull belli utd
lla'c ' . ( I.IU nnd f 1 60. Kiett llnu of c bla au 1 lUuUlt
car- , linn within one block imupt dliurmim Avuuui
unil llunicom 1'nrk line , 4 bluoki awtr tM < l fuu * *
trnuufci to tliusu If jrou wUU.