I
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JUIAY , SEPTEMBER 23 , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
"Wheat Was Fairly Active ou tlio Board of
Trade Yosterrhy ,
FIRMNESS RULED QUITE GENERALLY
Benllninnt Turned I.-irccly to the Hull Side
and There U'ns n ( Innd Cl u uf
Milling with Hut I.U-
tle for hale.
CHICAGO , 111. , Sept.23. Whont wns fairly no-
llvoon llio lloar.l of Trade today , find , barring -
ring a brief period of wonkness In the early
trmlln' . tlio to no of tlio market was generally
cno of firmness. Cables were nshndn firmer ,
though notations were no higher , and do
mestic markets showoJ llttlo change , while
thuro was llttlo In the movement of other con
dition * Hint was much more bullish than
when urlcoi were la lower. Hut sentiment
Bccmod to hruo turned largely to tlio bull
Bldo during thu lust few dayi , and there was a
good clnssof btiyln * . w th nut llttlo for sale.
The Iniprei9lon h is gone out th it during the
Insl few days there h ivu boon heavy pur-
chnsns by prominent parties for Investment.
Kent It credited with u loin line 2.003.000 bu. , >
II ooni with oor 1,000,100. Mnti fully fiOJ.OOO.
with many others holding from 250,000 to
100,000 oncli.
Itocho has returned from the northwest and
In In s u gloomy account of the situation
there mid siys that ninny sections of soutliurn
Minnesota wheat will nut | iiy for harvesting.
Ail these Inllnoncos li\vo combined to inilo : a
II r M in n rkc I ut least for the time being.
IK comber opened' u lower nt 7 > Jic. but with
tnoto llnctiintlons , advanced to 77'iC ' , closing
Ktiong at "To.
Cum opened lower and wns weak for a time
on account ot continued linn nuatlinr : unl ab
sence of neil In Ilia corn bolt , the fact Unit
receipts overran thu estlnrite , and that the
grading continues high. Later , Khun
who it stronlliunud , corn also toolc
nn nnUirn. hulucil some by re-
jxiris of co.d wavu. lint Inter on w.th
ihu oxcoiitloniilly One weather In the coin
belt , Iho suntlmont turned to the lioir sjtlo
olnl thuro IIM good sel.ln , which cairlod
prices down Tliocontliiuudauvaiico In "liu.it
in Iho afternoon caused rene\vud strength and
nn upturn with brisk tr idlng and covering by
Bhoils , but the iidvanco did not hold. October
opened He lottoi at I'l c , sold nt , 1'iVo ,
auvaiiced tiHfie , loaclhed to4"i4c. ! advanced to
! ' ( ( . ' . but bniko a itlii and ulosud ut4Vte.
tints vcro firm In the early dealings , but
broke later , following the course of corn , but
rallied with th itcorual toward the close and
closed within : i point of the top litmus of Iho
dav anil 'jo ' undur yesterday's dual tUitrcs.
Hog pioducls ivoro dull anil foUurulu-s at
ft bomunhat lower range of figures during
most of tlio session , though poik and lard ro-
coveted the loss , Hlbs , however , o oscd
Ite lower for the nenr future" .
J.iiko fri'lizhls aru unchanged ,
Ksllniatcd icerlpts for tomoirowVhnat :
4fi7onrn ; corn , ! > 'i > euisi oath , 'JM cart , hogs
SU.OSOhend.
The lending futures ranged as follows :
AIIIIClkH. OI'KN. 1IIUII. I.OM CIOSE
Will AT Si ) 3
fcpitc'iiibcr. | . 71 t 73 71
October . . . 74 M
December. . . . 77M 77
Cons Xo l
fcc'iiti'intisr .
October li'W 4-H l'H
.Mar wiH ' !
OATS No.
fcc'iiti'inbor . . 81 3.1
October.
* y *
Mf-H I'lllllv-
Ootolicr 10 15 U50 105 10 11
Juiunirj 11 85 n w , 80
I.AIIII
( ctoticr , R , TS7. . r m < 4 7W
Jnniiur > . . . . ( .77'4 ' ' 77.4
Fllolil Kills-
8 I. , B 2 } I2i
October . . . 8 S5 8 .125 I 'i.
.lammn.
Ciihli ( inotniionhoro as folions :
I'l/iuit Stnady and unchanged.
WIIUAT o. a soring , 74e : No. 3 spring.
m.flO'1'lu ' : No i led. 74c.
CoiiN-lllghur : No. 2,4-ii'c ; No. a , cash , 4IJ5ci
Ro. .1. yolhnv. 4JliTiNli1.
OATb No. S , Wo ! No. i white , 34c ; No. 'J
white. : . ® ! .
ltYi-No. ' . ' , : > 7c.
HAUI.KV No. ' waooc ; Na 3 , f. o. b. , 43Gr > c ;
No. 4. f. o , b. : i'ffi57e. '
FLAX HKUO No. 1 , $ ' .07JJ
TIMOTHY fcuei ) I'rlmo , $1.07. '
POHK Mess , per bbl. , tlO.ISffllO.20 : lard ,
per loolbs , t7.40 ! short libs , Hldoslooso ( ) , ? 7(7J ( !
61,7,50 , : dry salted shoulders ( Uoxuli. 47.8J ©
7.1K ) : short eloai sides ( boxed ) . $ " .0 IJ57.U5.
WnisKV Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
(1.15.
Sun Alls Unchanged ; cut loaf , ® , ' ; gran-
luted , ft'nC ! btandiird "A , " SJio.
ItucclptB and shipments tod.iy were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was higher : creamery. 17244e ! ;
dulr.es , 17-.2c. ( KJKS llnncr
Yolk , .Mai-nit .
NEW yoiiK. Sept. 23. FLouit-Ilccclpts.
24IK ( ) pkus. : oxporls , G.WJ bblb. 2.8JJ : icl s :
moru actlvo and btoadlerj holders asking
lilKhi r pilci-s : sales. S.8.70J bbls.
( JOH.S.MKAI. fateady lint iiulet.
WIIUAT Kecelins. fi , Uiu bu. : exports. 101.00) )
bn. ; sales , l.OOj.OUO bu. of futurcH , m.OJJbu. of
. . , o cago. io :
No. 2 Milwaukee , ISJSc : No.a Hurln.77'ic : No.
M.'lwniiUoi * . 7ti'Ji ! . Options weio d
opened weak at a deollnu of 'a@'io ' on l
receipts and a largo lncroi : u ist of the
Itocl.ios anil on thu Pnclllc cojst , re cto I 1O
1&4C & with thu westiind freoeoxerlii ! ; by shorts ,
w ih cable * llrmur , closing linn at ( S'ao over
yesterday ; No 2 red , fceptumbcr. 7H34'(0)79l4e. (
closing at ? ) i4c : Outobur.78J4tolt ) 15-Ite. clos
ing at illTic ; No\umboi. bfljii.slji' ( , closing at
8l iu Decoinher. 8ll5-ltasi4c ( | % closing at Wu ;
Miirch , t-bJia 7Ssi' . oiohln , ' at 8Tl'jc : May , 6S
5tMc. ) closln.Mit Bt'n'c.
COIIN Itecolpts. l.'ll.OOJ bu.i exports , 17,000
bn. : sales , 1-iiU.O Obu. of futuius. UUM ) hu.ot
Biiol. bpotsdiill , wuaUer : No 2 , KWti'tv In
pluvator : ft.j'4Ifl a'o ' nllo.tj ungraded mi\ed ,
uXiiMiic. Options opened MO k and declined
on no frost loports. fioo oflerlngs and wu.ilt
west : IUIMIIIIUU ii4n ! condeiro.isueast of the
Jtoeliles , and \\heutclosud lir.n at
, , M , , V.MU. oiuy. .Mjyfc.i Uiu , UOi ! < ing lit im C.
OA'iB-lti'cc'luts. nm.utiO bu i exports , l.OHO bu.i
Bnlcs.'iO.uvO hn. of futures. Itl'.uoo bu. of htiol !
llAV-Dnll inul
.ol'S-Quiut but steady : state , Pacific coast ,
tuTuii Haw , qulut but nrm : centrifugals
00 loht. : i , ea ii-iuci refined , fairly aetlvo.ilrni :
) ! ' "u""ul ! Nuw 1J"0-'a
.
Hvu Klrni , iiulot : western , ( > 5S07e.
i 1UOK Kit in. itctlvu ,
EflOB ( julut , fulrly atendyj receipts. 10,04'
Jlii'ius Qulut , Ktoady ,
Poitiv Moderately btendy. Ourofi moats
drm , source. ] pluM'ud bellies , , A\a bid ; middles
quint ; short oli-ur. * UW. J.urd , linn , iiulot
yrusturu stcitni * 7,77S. ! Sius. 75J tlurces
Option sales , none , boptumbor closed a
I7.7 : October. $7.75 , nonilnal.
Hui-rtu Qulot. steady.
'
hi , l.onlit .Markets.
BT. Lotus. Mo. . Sent. 22.-l.'i.ouii-Steady nm
unclmnjed : uiitonu. W.M.1.70 ; extra fancy
IJL2 ( < W.oti ; fiinoy. J.,7uiliO : uholco , tJ.2iaJ.4U
amily , * . ' . ( Kit. ' .in.
\\lli.Ar-Otienedcii8y , but rallied and eid
vunced steadily to the oloso nn the strensll
at Uhlcago , thu end boiiiR © ' 10 np ; No. 2 red
linked ,
( Joii.s Opened lowur and on orop condition
closed ' .iftSiU elf : No. 2 , cash , hljlicr at 4.'Uc
fi pteinbur , nominal tit 4.\u ; October , 4'Jj !
4& ; uloslng at 4.'iu ( asUcJ ; Doeuinbur. WW
4S , c , uloslng at 42VO abkcd ; yoar. notntnal u
4i' , ci Mur , 417io asked ,
OAT8 null but llnncr : No. 2 , cin.li , "ic
ropiuinuur , nominal nt .ti'iC ! October , W.i
cloning at ; wi0 nidi .May , : iao usUud.
Itvr.-lllghei- ; siuu.KiJu bid.
lUlil.KV- Steady j spot sold utOJo.
HiiAN5Sc at thu mill.
UA > ririnstlninthy , i r i.u ID fancy , tO.OO <
II u : plalrlu. prlinii tofuiiuy ,
Kildi hluiidy at iCVio.
Tame at lust iiuotatlous.
KIi Higher at ti.al
' 1 IMOTII v HKKII-II 7tK3l.75.
at .
Vioy dull and n shad
1'ork Nlundard iuu > Jobbing , fluO.lj
J.hfd 7S ( Dry Hull M at l.ooso uliuuldcri
I 7&i IOIIJK und ribs , (77J | shorts , J/.U5 : boici
ivnd ribs. K7M shorts. HSTHftOOA llnms-
Unchnnicd : sugnr cilrcd. Ill .V > iir..W.
COHM.MKAI , Stonily , at tZ3.VU2.a3 on order * .
- 1'
lito.v COTTON Tiic4 t 10.
WIIMKY firm nttl.io for flnl licd ROO < K
Ur.cr.li'is I'lour , 8,000 bbls t wheat. 174,000
bn : corn , rw.ooo bu. : out * , iaooa bu. : rye ,
. bnrloy. 4 ojo.
SiiirMBNTH-l'lour. 0.00) bold. ) wnoat , 76,000
bu. : corn , aO.OJO bu.i onts , U.OOO bu , ; rye , n-
OOJ bu. ! tnirloy , none.
I't.OUIl OUTPUT.
Whnt tlio Mlnnt-ntiolls .Mills Itnio Mccn
Doing Cor tlin Pnst Week.
MtNNEAi'tn.in. Minn. , Hcpt , 2J.- Clio North
western Miller y : The llotir output was
practlc illy unohaiuod Instwcok , Thu uuok's
p reduction was UHi2) : bbK , ngilnst IS7.74S
b bls. the previous weak and IW.'Jto bbls. for
the corresuoiidlng tlmo In 1 1. Thu output
thu coming week will probably bo sllzhtly ro-
diiced. Wlilln the sales ot Hour the pnst week
hnvo probably been cqunl to tbnoiilput.tlicro
Is no snap to the market. The domestic trade
was rather hotter than the foreign. In order
to sell , honorcr. It Is necessary to ucccpt
pretty low prices , foreigners bid largely for
patent , but usually want It nt figures from C.d
to Is holow tlio \ lows of millers , linkers and
low grades are prutty dull. 1'ielght rates nro
higher and war ! : against the exporting bttsl-
nrss. Direct exports for the weeli were 0-M1IO
bbls. . igalnatiVSJ bills , for the week before.
Hides and foils.
fol lowing are the prices uald by Omaha
dortlors for hides and polls , iuolud | subject to
change without notice : Nn 1 green hides ; ic ;
No I grrun salted hides , 4itlliuj No , 2 croon
suited hides iililUi1 ! No. 1 urccn nailed hides ,
25 to 40 Ibs. . 4711 'ic ' ; No. 2 ( .TCOII Baited hides. 25
to4l Ilu.pili4ci ; No. 1 vnilcalf.b U Ti Ibs. , f > JS
Cc : No. 2 vunl calf. 8 to 15 Ibs , : il < e : No. 1 dry
Hint hides. 7o ; No. 2 dry ( lint hides , r > c :
No. I dry salted hides , ft&Gc. 1'art cured
hides 'ic ' par Ib. lc < s than fully cured ,
sheep pelts Green salted , u.icli , .l.'ic' < ijfl.25.
green silted shu.irllngs ( short woolu'l early
Ellns ) oaeh. 1525c : diy shearlings ( short
woolod o.irly skins ) No 1 , each , ftSlrto : drv
sheailliKs ( short woolcd early hklnsl N . 2.
eneli. oc : dry Hint ICnntas and Noharskn
butcher wool nelts , pur Ib. , 'ictuul wcUht , Ka
14 > iu : dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska Murrain
wool pelts , tier Ib , , actual weight , pU'u ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pj ts. tier Ib. .
actual weight. 10 12'ic : dry Hint Colorado
Murrain wool pelts , pur Ib. , actual wulj lit ,
OlOe : dry 1 1 ui ill buoki.ictu il woUhts ; r
We. Have foot cut olT , as II Is useless to uay
f i el tch on liium ,
IljstonVool .Market.
IlOSTON , Mass. , Sept 2J Tlio wool trade
continues good this week. Sales nmountud to
: i.4r > S,000 Ihs. The market was steady. Ohio and
1'onnsvlvnnla lli'i'cu In slc-uly roUcst |
nt ' . ' 7c for XX , 2 ifi20i3 for XX and
XX and above nnd a.'iVllo for No. 1.
Michigan X Heeces Bull at 2 > tt-5 < { u and No 1
at llUJl.'e. No. 1 combing wool iiulot .it ItlQk
ll'ic ; Ohio line dolalno. ; ili.'c. : Michigan
line delalnu has Ro'.d at 2"c. Of unwashed
combing woul thoio have been fair sales
at 2VQ27o for onu-aunrtor. Torrltorv
wool Is selling freely on a basis of&Vft'GuuIuiiti
for II ni > . fiUB'Oo for line medium and OiOV.'u for
medium , horlng Texas and ( Jallforntu. wools
stonily and tiulet. Pulled wools moat a steady
demand with sales at lUS-Hie. Australian
wool In fair teiiuust at : u&Ue. 1'oreUo. stir-
pot wools show Hood activity.
Knnsas City Markets. .
KANSAS CtTV. Mo. . Sout a.1. WHEW In do-
maii'l , closing Ic bUbur ; No 2 hard ( old ) , G'Jc ;
now , mOOUSc : No 2 red , GIQiMe.
Cou\-Slo idy : Na 2 mixed , aoiMOJ-jo ; No 2
white. 47il47'5c. (
OATS Kim : No. 2 mixed , SflltS c ; No. 2
white , 29iiOic. ! : !
Uvi-rirm : No. 2 , 52ta5lc ! ,
I'uxsnnn Steady at Ut01e. )
HIIAX I'linior ; s-ickoil , r > 4S5' c.
HA Steady , unchanged ; timothy , $7.50 ®
9 90 : pr ilrlo. V''ilxa'.so. '
ItuiTKli Quiet ; cro.imoiy , rJiiUci dairy ,
ISKfi' ,
Eons-Steady at IGc.
UncKil'TS Wheat , tO.OOObu. : corn , 12,0001)11. ;
oats , I.OJD bu
biiit'MCMS Wheat. Bl.OUO bu. ; corn , a.OOO :
oats , I.UUO bu. _
Omaha t'rult Murlcpt.
Git UT.s The supply , of homo crown Con
cords Is mowing U-ss. It U estimated that
two-thirls of the crop has been shipped out
already and hl.bor prices are ookud for In
the neai future. Concoidi , , 2va3'o per lu-lb.
bihkets.
CAMIOIIMA GIUI'KS Per crite , 11.35(0)1.50 ( )
muscats ; $1.75 Tokays ; moru olontv ,
O A 1,1 Kilt MA PKlCHhH-Pur IO\ , tl.405il.53.
OAI.IFOIIMA PEAKS JJ.4 i.W per box.
Pl.UMS P.'rboSI.Vi ® ! 75. scarce
AITLES Per bbl. , il.OJ ; fancy , Sl-D1) : Qvo bbl.
lota 2Jc less.
_
Omaha I'rotlnco .Murkot.
i [ 'netting stock , ia14o ; choice
country , IGJ120C.
POTATOES -703SOC. Indie itlons nro that
pot ut ova will bo scarce this season. Many
scot'ous ' which usually are heavy shlupors
will bo buyers this vear.
POIJNTIIY spring chickens and old hens , Sc ;
roosters. Go : ducks , MG'Js ' ,
Kacs 17Q15C. _
Oil Alarkot.
Nnw YOIIK. Sout. 2i I'KTiior.EnM Quiet
but steady ; United closed at 54Jc for Octo
ber.
ber.OOTTONSKEH Oir , Plrni ; yollow. IIOc bid.
TALLOW btcndy , nulet ; city ( W.oj for pkgs. )
215C.
215C.KOSIN Dull but steady ! strained , common
to good. $ i.20i.275. ! -s.
Tultl'BNTl.Ms Dull but steady at 2S2'J ! . > c.
Cell o .Miulcut.
NEW VoitK. Sept , 2i Outlons opened strong
ut.'itoin points up and closed stouly ut 20
to,0 : nolnts up : sales. 4S,2" ) Dags. Incluilinir
September , 14.G-14.70 : October. SU.aWO
14.53 : Novoinboi , J14..WTC14 ( 40 ; December $1415
011.35 ; . .lanuarJI4.25OI4. . 0 : rolmmiy. $14aj ;
March , KII.159I425. bpot Klo. ci'ilut but hrmur ;
No. 7 , il5a7 ! { . _
Cotton Maiki-t.
Nr.w OIII.EA.M ? , I.a. , Sujit 2' . rirm : mld-
lliiA 7 > ae ; low mid Illn. , till-lGe : good ordl-
naiy , o-lCe : : neticcuipts. 11.U71 balus ; gloss ,
2l7r > bales ; sales , 1'JIO bales ; block , 7lUS
bales.
Liverpool Murltrts.
Livciti-oor , . Sopt. -WnEvr-I'lam ; do-
iniind fair ; holderoiler suirlngly ,
CoilX Stuady , demand poor.
Ti.nicrV
CIIICAOO , III. . Sopt. 22. Counsolman & Day
to Cork roll Ilroi Ciniiniisslon Co. : An
nnti- > nnlivood cl iss of lout : buylii has been
piesunl lu our market wliunuiur Dccumhcr
wheat lutH been below TOo .uid such purchases
uggtogatu in.iny nilllloii bushels , hold for
capitalists who rccogiiUo thu r.inty of so sniu
an investment. 1'rom Ihu noilbwuat tiuosh-
lug returns It is d.illy growlnB moio piobablo
that Iho next government report will show u
itdnutlon of the Indicated yield , whllu thu
lulu uf exports indlcalu that nuropu will lu-
iiuiiu moro than the liitust estimated surplus
Thu local nhiitt inturuMt uas ovorgr.inn
and loJay tliu boirs became cMinvfnced that
a stiong bull party was so wnll planted lu the
market bulnw 7Jo ( that it would bo foolhardy
10 attempt to rout them. The advuneu 10-
tiiiltud fiom good all lound buying and was
well maintained at thouioiu. Lorn wuauak
all duy and cscaucd a sharp bienk only bo-
caiibO wheat , was strong blilppurs , iccolvurs.
country spucnlatots and local sealpcis nil
wanted to suit and buyeis were vorv haarcu.
Oats wore quiet anil about steady for thu day.
with thu exception ot a wuak spot In the mid
dle of thu bessloii. PiovUlons havu not
changed In position.
UlilCAno. Ill . Siint. 2. ' . Konnott. Hopkins St.
Co , to H. A. McWhorter : For t > omo days It
has bi'eii uvldent that uverv argument that
lould bo used to depress who it hus been c.\-
h instod. Ths m.iiUul hss been declining for
months , wohzhod down by fact , llotlon and
calamity. Wheat had UHI Its friends and
most of thosu who h id been tradliu on
the long Hide wuro too pour In puiao
to taku hold At this Juncture capitalists and
business men whoso eyes nro continually open
for bargains bewail to Invest and their I'm-
eluisKs | u ihu aggregate amount to muny
millions. They uru nulther sjiilpurs nor
sprinters. The llttlo bulge : ! do not bring them
out , and having bought at piieuoinenally law
prices Instead uf running on thu breaks
they buv moro. Trrls Is thu situation at thu
( lose today. Corn umlo.iUlnnu not shown as
louolmtrcnjtli IIH expected. 'J'hu cold wavu
which U coming bus nut yet miido Ktilllolcnt
puigri'hs to glvo corn bhorts much
anxiety nnd thoio were HUoral ro-
eelpls , uiiusliu holdeiB to unload.
\\ulookfargoodhuying lomonow and fora
butler markut. PiovUlons fallou to'vmur.'o
from iholullmigy that hiisehariicturlzeil thorn
for thuiiabttwoduys. The October rib deal
ruiii.iliis In statu quo. Neurly everybody Is
looking for some netlvlty before long ,
ClllOAilo. 111. . Hciit.2.P. . a. LOKIIII tt CJo. to
pnnoan , 1 olllnzer/ : Co. : We ha\o boon u III-
Iiieuitoiiitoii lo the BOOU clabs of buying In
thuhuiit murUut for thu past three or four
days. U win , on a Inr-er scale ihuti o\ar today
nnd got thu market so buroof wheat that a
shuru nuvancu w.ts the result , Ouulus blionoil
nosniip mid estimated receipts Cor tomorrow
wuru again iiir.o , tiut northwestern advices
continue to show a short ylold of poor uuallty
of wheat and the good bu > lni ; by btrong nicn
liiisiiiKcn thu lloatlng \ \ heat off ihu miliUet ,
Heactloiii uio always In older , but wheat
th.s yuar Is good property to o n.
'orii ruled weak on good weather und
. > - } curs foi tomorrow. Itecolvers Hero good
bulluru. The early rally toM'.o was soon lost
and the mnrl'Ut otosud soft ut 4 V . Wu look
lor receipts of corn to soon became vurv mod
erate , md , wu fool friendly to It at T these
liilecn. Oats held stoadv. Commission
hoiuus wuro good buyer * of May and blilnpern
too' ' Outobor freeiy. 'Iho pruvlslou maiuol
oojillntivsdull and narrow with prices for tin
p..st threuduys uractleally uuvhiitiKvil. Char-
tern vrliout. 175.UX ) : corn. 2/j.OuO ; llux , W.vo"
hTOCKS ANII IIO.NUSJ.
Keaillni ; Hocnrltlin Attracting Mutt Atten
tlou nn tlio llouril Vmtcrdiiy.
NKW YOIIK , Seut , 2i-In Wall street today
thu coal iltuutlou attracted attooilou chlcllj
bconuse of the movement In the ficadlnK 10
ourltlos. This Is Httrihutcd to a Bqiicora of
shorts nnd whllo the now rumors of a Ghana *
In the status of the coinbltmtloii , one tint
Jersey Central will hoeomo the losoo of both
the Handing and I.chlah Vulloy , tncnts with
but few believers , nnd the Interest displayed
the stock mnrkot centers entirely In the Ita.id *
Ine activity nnd tbo stronitth In that stock
w.is pdwerloss either to stlmntato trndlng In
the rest of the list or to Impart more than a
firm tomir to the Uniting. The ttiroatcnlng
ftipcct of trtiiiK line affairs , notwithstanding
tha withdrawn ) of an obnoxious rate by the
Islokrl Plnlo nnd the oven less encouraging
prospects further west In tlin rallrottt world ,
nutcd as a dctcrrant In the block mnrkot nnd
until n moro promising state of nlTnlrs
Is uovelopocl itnll'bo | hardly possible fora
mo\cmout conllnnd to ono group of stocks to
favorably nlToat the rest uf tlio market. The
temper of the traders was favorable to ti rally
i nd London was to a limited extent n buyer In
l.onlsvlllo ft Nnshvlllo nt the lowest prices ,
but Iho withdrawal ofoutsldo support to Iho
speculation was clearly marked nnd thu dull
ness was not relieved. The opening was mndo
rttunly slight changes from lasl ovcnlngN
prices , hut ns tin.o nnd the pressure upon
Loulsvlllo nnd llurllnzton was continued
with Mime cllt'ct , but there was no pressure
to sell In any other por.Ion ot the mnrkot and
while both lost largo frictions both later In
thaday were lifted materially , yielding 10
the IIrm temper displayed by everything
else on tbo Hsu
The Jewish holiday contributed Inagro'it
tiumsure to the dullness In the general list ,
but there Is no reason to suppose that Iho
absentees had not BOOH that their InUT'Mts
ould ho protected and with thu growth of
tlin bull sonllmont In the bo.ird thoio wan a
gratifying Increase In the amount uf business
done among the luidlngslrires. Prices moved
up almost steadily inmost throughout the
day. Among the sales wh'eh became promin
ent for activity tinci strength Into In thu dav
ncro New Kn uinn. Northern I'aelllc preferred
nnd DUtlilors , and all s.ored substantial Im
provement toward the oloso. The nvirKi't
closed actlvo and strong , at or near the best
figures of thoaav.
( Jovorntnont bonds ha\o been dull and
stonily. State bonds have been entirely neg
lected.
Thu folio win , : are the closing ntiotitloni for
the leading stocks ou tbo Nuw York i-Uick ex
change today.
bid laskcd.
Tlio total a IQS ! of atoclo todny were 317,810
shares Inulndln : AtchKon , 4 GO ) ; Ulilci-'O :
Gns. lii.OOO : ! > lo , 7,500 : Lotilsvlllo A. Nusli-
vlllo. IMOO ! Mlssoiiil I'aelllc , 4bOO ; Northern
I'ueiflo preferred , 15iOi : ; Now niuhuul. 12,1) ) Us
Koadhif. M7IIW ; fct. Paul. 8.200 ; St. I'unl &
O mull a , 1,700.
r.onilun Kiiiitnct.il Itcilcw.
[ Copyrliihtcl 1SUJ by Junes Cordon llcnnott. ]
LONDON , Sept. 2J. ( .New Vorlc Hei.ild Uiblo
bpccliil to Till ! IU'U.1 Tliuro w.is uo ehiinjo
In the b.ink r.ite , wlilcli lonintns it 2 pur cent.
Business In the StooU oxuban'o today Iris
been sro.itlv curt illod. ow.nj ; to tlio Jewish
holiday and the fact of the Paris bourse liuliiR
closed for thu ccntun.uy foto. The iniirUets
presented rather an unsettled aupo iiHiieu.
but exhibit nocry ilccldud tendency at the
o'ose. Conso's are 'jd lower. Home rall-
w lys developed consldcr.iblo stretuth
( liirlns the list hour and closed ( Irin. Ore it
Northern advanced I'i ' , Ilrlshtnn ilofeuoil ,
Uileitonlui : deferred , ShoHleld deferred
Northe.istern , Midland and London & Noith-
western aie li to > t up. American r ills liavo
been very uneert-iln nil dnv. In the after
noon on reeolotof New York prices they he-
Oiiino Hat. esnecl illy LoilUvlllo Si N ishvlllo
which ovpurloneed a renilnr hear raid. The
tendency at the close , however , WHS hotter.
There will some rally fl GUI the worst prices
touched , still a decline of JJ Is established in
Louisville & Nashville , M In Norfolk Ac West
ern preference anil ' to U In n few others.
Money has not been much wanted. With the
superabundant supply of lloitlnz cipltal
sliort loans have been obtainable at ! i per
cunt. The illseouut market contluuus flrni.
tno and tliroo months bills bolus ' 1 noted tit
1 1-hlto Pi percent.
Now V rc .iloney JIarltot.
New YOIIK , Sopt. 22. MONKV ON CALL
Kusy at : wnit per cent , List loun a pur cent ;
closed nVrod at 3 per cent.
1'ni.Mi : 1'Ai'Klt ! j percent.
HXCHANQK tJlllot bill StC.uly at
S 6.H for sixty-day bills tuul il.Sbli for de-
in nd.
Thu closing quotations on bonds :
ItuKluu Stock Quotations.
linsTOir , Mass. . Hunt , Si The following are
i the closing stock quotations :
Aich. A 'ton lloiton .V Mom. . . HU
lloiton / Alb indo / . . L'HliimotA llechi. . . KTI
do Mnlno Cntiil | > a IS
r. ii. .vy Frnnklln 12
Knucrn It. II. l.i . . Kciirnnrgo 10K
I Uclilnirg It It . . . . Uscoohi '
Musi i on n > Tninnrnctc I'M
Mev Con coin . . . r > AnnlHton l.imd Co. . 21
N. Y A N' . Kiulanil , MS Boston Lnnil Co. . . . &
N. Y. A.N. V. 7 . . . . ii'j MIII Diego l.nnd Co 17
lllil ( ninny isuc Hell Tiilunhono 200
\Vls. CDII coin ! & ! . ( I.nniHon MDro . . . . 17
WU. Ceil , p'til . . . . 1UO Wutcr Power 2
AlloiH/ ! . Co. ( now ) IOU Cunt. M
Atlantic
San rmnulhco 'Mlnlne ; Onotul IOIIH ,
SAN Tit \KCIBOD , O.il. . Sept. 2. , The olllolal
closing quotations for mlnlnj stouks today
wuro us follousi
J'lniiiiuiui .Notes.
KANSAS CITV , Mo , , Bopt. S3. Cloarlius ,
* I,707'XH.
Niw : OuiB\N8 , La. , Sept. 22. Clearings ,
ll.1 : ! ) , . ! .
Nuw Yoitic. font. S-01oarlnss , eil2.0'0,411 , ;
b.i lances. JI.4I1.I5I.
ItAi.TUioiu : . Mil. . Sopt. 22 Clorirlnis. J2.2W-
8o ; ; b.ilancos. f.sa.2..1. Hate , U our vent.
I'liii.Aiiiu.t'iiiA , Pa. . t-onU ' . ' . ' . ( JloarlnxF ,
MJ.'U..fclW : balances , H.6',7u5. Money , 4 per
cent. i
MKMi'iuti. Tonn , Bojit. 88. Now York ex-
rhan.-o silling ut tl.&J. Oluurlnus. * 17IU5J |
balances , f&.ull.
ST , Iouii > . Ma , Sept , 2i Olourlngs.
WANTED
.ToUl Iwuo of CITIES.
COUMTIE8. 8CIIOOL
_ i Die ruicrs , : WATER
COMPANIES , 8T.R.n.COMPANIE6Hc.
Cormpondence ollclteO.
N.W.HARRIS ft COMPAHY.Bankers ,
163109 Dearborn Street. CHICAGO.
Il ) Wall Street , NEW VORK.
7O State St. , BOBTCH.
OTOi hnlr.nco * . Uft7M2. Money , Ml" per cent ,
nxolmnsoon Now York , 7Jo dliconnt ,
llosTON , Mns % , Si'Hl , Sf.-Olonrlnjt'i. tt.\SA ( } .
Bl.ll bnlnncc § , fr.tftv.ifftli Money , 4MJM lier
cent. Exchange , on , Now York , I2nai5c dis
count. , . , ,
CIIICAOO , 111. , Fcpt. . SJ. Monov unolmnsod
nt AQfl percent for troth lime nnd cull. Oloir-
Injti , flMai.an. Now York exchange. 4050o
discount , htcrllrjx 'bxclmiiso iinchingcd tit
* l 8i'i for sluy-dixy mils nnd ll.BQJi for sight
drafts.
. LoNiioN , Sept. Sfe-tliilllan In the Ilnnu of
Knglnnd Increased 119.000 dtirlni the pist
weak. 'Iho proportion of the ll.ink of l.ng-
Innd's rc orvo liability , which lust week
was 43.58 percent , N now 40..M ppr cent , The
amount ot bullion1 tone Into the Hunk of Hug *
lund on balances .today , 3,090.
1.1 VU STUCK .MAItlCnTS.
Cnttlo Tnlrly .Active unit Sternly lings Ac.
tl\o , Sciirro unit Higher.
OvnilA. Pent , 22. Kocclpts for the pan four
dnys oompaiod wltn thos-imo four days Ins"
week iliow mi Inorunsu of about 4.000 cnttlo
nnd I.-MO Nheoo nnd , i docrcnso of 4,000 lioqi.
The cnttlo mnrkot WHS it eady. The supply wni
rather light and tboiU ] illty as n ruin indiffer
ent. otitHldo of half a dozen loads. A bunch of
\eryirood tiiJu. | | steers brought * 4.W ) , nnd
some lUht half-fat sttilf sold for 11.75. In the
r.uuo cattle. which mndo up the
hulk of the supply. trading was
not overly active , but prices were fully n-
uool us curlier In the week. Common Wy
oming Toxnna sold us low as li4J and good
1.400-lb. straight westerns ns high us si 50.
Kverythlng changed hands before the close ,
the gunernl tone to the trade being reason-
nhly healthy throughout.
About n third of thuolTarlngR ware cows and
lulxiil stock , A good general domund m.ulo n
rather ll\clv trade nnd pr < ces In general
ruled linn. Extreme sales ot poor to prlnio
cows and hclfcra were at from il.OJ to JIOO ,
with the big bulk of the decent stulT at from
SI.50 to JJ.23. Mulls , nxuti and sta.s were
stoadv at from * 1,50 to $ . ' .00 , ualvus tuul year-
tinis : slow , but generally miclmnso.I > tt from
tl.'U to fl 7.1. .
Thevo'u'io of trading In the stocker and
feeder Km was hirdly no to Wednesday's
biislnoss , ti.t there wits n good , linn tone to
thutiaduund pilcus rule I stioiu on every
thing decent. The big hulk ot the tr.idlng
w as at $ , ' .50 and over. Hoprusontatlvo silos :
flll.KEll ? AM ) Sl'UINOlilig.
t.iih'iirs.
llous-Tlicsupnly was only fair
( lualtly of tlioonrrniiis fully up to thu aver-
iiKe. Thuru Woru perhapb a KIeater proportion
tion of blr , heavy ho s than usual , but ttiero
were a rood many \cry decent lljrht and mo-
dluui wciKht IOUOB Included anion thu olfci-
lir.'H. Hualncss opened out rather brisk , with
prices ruling from 5u to I o higher than
Wednc-'lny on .ill but the rou.h he.ivy p.iuK-
iiicrudes. . Uood ineilluin and IlKht ho s and
the best bo ivv shipping ho s s. > ld Inr.uly at
from ifi.to ? ' , . . .u. with ono pthnu lo.id at
$ " ' . ; U1' . Common heavy and mixed packers
so d little. If any , better than yo-.terd.iy.
mostly uHa.LO. ' 1 ho inarkut wuukuuud us thu
nioinln. ndvuncod i.nd the close was \oiy
mean , ospeclally on coarse heavy hoj's. About
So of the o.irly adv.iuco was lost ami thu close
found sevoial load * still unsold. Sale- , were
largely , almost entirely , ut from $5.20 to i"i'J : ,
against $5.10 to t > .2"i Wednesday , the general
nvuruge of prices paid bolni # " 1 Si'i , afralnst
ir . g'u Wednesday and S5.07 last 'J buisday.
Itouusontatho sales'
1'IOS ,
1 240 4 50
1 2jO - 5 03
bili.i1 : ! There were no freah receipts of
fdicop and nothing hero to mnku u market.
Duslrablo muttans continue In active demand
from Inuiil houses and prices nro iiuotably
Hteiidy. Kalr lo good natives , ja75iji4 ( 10 :
fair to good westerns iM.504B4.20 : eomn on und
stouk Bhoc'i ) , fJ.Wit Wi good to eholco 40 toOO-
Ib. , Iambs , { I.MXtd' p.
Itouulpts unit niipiislllon of Stock.
Olllclnl rocolptsund dlspoaitlon of stock as
bliown by the lool.i'it ) thu Union Moult VunU
coiupiny for thu tivwnty-four liouid oudliig ut
So'ciojk p , in. , buitumbur2J , Js'JJ ;
ilBCEII'TS.
Which nature is constantly Riving In the shape
of bolls , pimples , eruptions , ulccrx , etc. These
ehow that the blood U contaminated , and Homo
usalbtamn must ho ghcn to r llotutho trouble.
Is the remedy to force out these poi
sons , and enable j ou to
WELL.
" I have had for years a humor In my blood ,
which made me dread to BhaM1 , at email boils or
idmpleawould licciit.tluucausing ttiii Hhavingto
bo agruataimojanco. After taking three bottles
| my face U all clear and smooth as It
ehould 1 - apiietito splendid , Bleep
I well , and fctl like running a foot
tl\ from the use or 8,8,8 ,
CIIAS. HEATOS , 73 Laurel st. Phlla.
Ttcatlso on blood and skin diseases mailed free
BWUT Bl' CU'lO CQ AUftUta , Qo.
I.ITO Stock .Mitrkvt.
CniCAno , III. , SopMft-tSpoelftl Teloirnm to
I'HE HnK.J I.litlo chnnirn wn nppnrcnt today
n prlco * for nny grade of eittlo. Cho co ox-
wrt nnd slilpulng steers wore fully stonily
uid there was no quotublo dcollno In the
tourer kinds , but they were dull And weak ,
: ho supply continuing o.xccssUe. Tito nvorntto
litiilltyof tlio olTorlngi wns rather common
nnd prices below JI.50 took most of them ,
lloifoor. . there wcrosovoral bunches at ex
ceptionally good cattle , and at least ono that
wonltl bonr comparison with the best seen
idto for mnny K tiny. It consisted of fourteen
tiund and WHS taken nt f.VMi. Only n few other
trillion were mntlo Rt bolter than MM ) . The
uilkof thn nntUosiold nt from fl.73 to 12.40
tor cows , heifer- * and bulls , and nt fiom 13.2.1
ipM.SO for steers. There were nhout 7,000
Tot ins which were snlnblo nt from 11.35 to
M.UO. nnd .1.0 0 westerns t lint found buyers on
n Imsl" of from Jl.io to II.5. .
Hogs sold nt nnndvaiicoot So. It did not
Inz until shippers had sorurod wlmt hogs they
needed , but after they had Illlod up nnd
IMOkcrs were In possession n nuiotnr and
cnslor feeling obtnlncd. The simply was
somo.OOJ ! hond less thnn for Wednesday nnd
wns soon closed oi.t Ht fromJIOJto fVSO for
poor touhnlco light weights , and at from IV 1 1
lo $ o.G5 for very common to strictly prime
ho ivy. Sales wore pretty generally nt from
W.2Tito J.'i 40 for ll.-ht , ut fromri..U toM.no for
medium and nt from Cii.n. % toM.WJfor heavy.
Oulls and cholera pigs woiu ( | noted at from
fJ.M to $1,7. ) and grass hogs were dull at from
21o to Me oft" f ro'n the prices paid tor corn
fed ,
Thpro was n slow nnd unsatisfactory mnrkot
for sheep nnd lambs , but values wcro not ma
terially loner. I'rom J..M to M.U. ) for culls ,
prices ranged umvard to from ft U } to $ .1 00 for
shnico iiatlvo sheep. Wi'siurns wcin ijunti'd at
from W.'i > toil.ao and Toxnns at from 1 1. no to
M..M , lunb-t NVCTU salable nt from M.V ) : o
$ \1K ) . L'onshlor.iblo boor stock remained In
sMcsinon't ) hands.
Uccolpts : Cnttlo , 19.030 ; hogs , 32,000 ; sheep ,
8 , ono.
The Kvcnlng Journal report * !
CATTMt-Uocelpt" , ID. 00 bond : shlpmonts ,
4,000 ; mm ket steady ; prime tooxtra Htuurs.
tl. tn .W ; good to choice. $ I.V.QltUi ) oihors.
l.ri ; TDXIIIIS , I'.iai.'JO : tankers , J.iJ : ©
4.M : oows t.'j'O..OO.
lions Uc'cclpts , 21,030 head ; shipments.
10.0JO lui.ul : miirkot active ami lie hlghur ;
rough and common , JXonttV''i ) ; mlM'il and
piickurt , fi2. ' > iS1.4'i ! primu huavv and butchers'
weights. So rOt5'i.70 ' ! lullt , tMHtiill. )
KKf Uceoluts , H.oio head ; shipments ,
l.'OO ho.id ; market sluady ; native , fk
r < .2j ; westerns , I.10U4.U" > ; lambs. W.5 ( tt5 OJ.
Xo V'ork tlio stix'K Alurknl.
New YOIIK. Sept llKEVKs-Hucolpts. . 210
he id , all for o\portcrs and stuiiKhturuts ; no
tr.iding ; fooling woiM ; dressed beef dull'
at 7@-i'io per Ib. Shipments today , 872
| ) ee\o3 and 11 , " > sboop
OALVHs-Hecelpts , HI head ; market dull :
\eals.Ji.Oua8.0J per 10J Ibs. ; grassers , ? 2.oO ®
'
biiFKP AND IMMIH Uoceltits , 0 , : 00 head ;
sheep steady ; lambs slmdu'o islur ; sheep sold
. . .i per s. ; ams. ) ;
drcisutl mutton firm , 7ii'JJe ! per Ib. ; dressed
lambs steady utWMi'ic.
IIH Kecuipts. 1,701 head , tonslgncd dlicct ;
nomlna.lv fatcady at & .4u < 2. > SJ per luO Ibs.
Kansas City I.Uo atock .Market.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. Sopt. 2i OAITI.K-UO-
culpts , ' , . ' ( , ( } ; shlpmonts. .1,000. The muritut
was c\tromolv dull tuul generally weak ;
droiscd beef nnd sh pplns steers , tl.tjt&l.tt'i :
cons. tl.'J'iiV..IO ; Texas and Inili-m steers. ! . ' .25
(2i. ( . . * > 0 ; stocKois and fcedurs. f..U. ' > ® .l,00.
lloos llocoipts , 5.0 0 : shipments , none. The
market was higher , onunlnt stoidy. closing
saiOo hU'htr ; * l.8'Ol37'i ' ; hulk , * j.ir > a > yo.
isliKKl' Receipts , 1.200 ; shipments. 2W. The
market was slow ami lOa lower ; m nitons , (4.0J.
St , Louis I.Uo Mock .Market.
ST Loin * . Mo. , Sent 22. CATTLE Uocolpts.
4.C01 huad ; shipments , 4.2JO head. Market
lower ; no choice natives hero ; common to
good n'ltho steers. J-.7o(34.UO ( ; fair to good
Indians $ J. ZUftJ.UO.
lions Keco.nts. : i.SOil hciid ; shlpmentM. 2.-
530 head. Markut lOe higher ; heavy , JJ.2jjo (
5.50 : mixed. i51.IOS" 40 ; light. Jl 2.iS.r > 40.
tilled * Itecclpts , fl.llifl beid : shipments. COO
head. Mai ket blow : top prices. $ i.j.1.
Mrs. U It. I'atton , UasKforJ , 111. , wrlto ? :
' Prom noraonitl oxpariatico I can recommend
DoWitt's H.iriap irilla , a cura for linpurj
blood and toner ai debility "
< t A'.N O VC'i.ll ZJ.V X&
If the so-called farce of
- comedy the stulTod-
club and squirt-bottle order is on tbo wane ,
as It seems to be , the reason thorofor maybe
bo found perhaps not In a waning demand
for tbo laughable on the stncro , but In tbo
fuel that a few brlfiht plays , plays In fact as
well us name , full of real humor nnd true wit ,
have of Into drawn too public attention from
and lessoned its fondness for clap-trap and
knock-about stuff. They have to some ex
tent acted as an uutidoto , as it wore. And
chief among tnoso bettor thing * is "Niobo , "
the laughing success. Tbo engagement of
" .Niobo" is for Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week at Boyd's.
Tbo company engaged this season to sup
port the ponular young actor , Mr. A.V. .
Fremont , In Iho sensational comedy dramn ,
" 7-7-7 , " is said to bo unusually strong. The
play has been rewritten ana now scenery
added. Mr. Fremont comes to the Parnum
Street theater for four nights , coojinsnciug
with a Sunday matlnco.
"Lato to boa ana oariy 10 rise will shorter
the road to your homo in tha skies. Out
early to bed and "Little Emv Uls3r."tbe
pill that. ITMH03 llto longer au.1 batter un.l
visor. .
Tills V.'us Kimy.
Jim Crow is the appropriate name of a
yonnp man now loJged at the police station.
Ho went yesterday to Mrs. Sarah Ooen and
told her that her husband Isaac had sent him
for $ a and Mrs. Sirah rather guilolosbly gave
him the money.
Sick lioadacho ? Boooham'a Pills will ro
llovu.
Can lie cmmicd
on to cure Ca
tarrh Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Hcmedy.
It's nothing now.
Kor ii5 yearn it
Uas been doing
i.vto ) , - llmt very thing.
ZM 'x.fii' ' 1 It gives prompt
nnd complete re
lief but yon want moro than that. And
you get it , with this Hoinedy there's n euro
that is perfect nnd permanent. The wont
chronic cases , no matter of how long stand
ing , yield to itH mild , soothing , clcniiMiig and
healing properties. " Cold in the Head"
needs but a few applications. Catarihal
Headache , nnd nil tuo troubles that coino
fiom Catnrrli , uro at once loliuvud uud
cured.
Yon can count on something cLso , too
f500 ijj cosh.
You can count on It , but It's more than
doubtful whether you earn It.
The propiietors of Dr. Sage's Remedy , in
good faith , offer that amount for nn Incurable -
able case of Catarrh. Don't think that you
have one , though. They'll pay you , if they
can't euro you. That's certain.
But they can cure you. That's just about
as certain , too. Can you ask moro I
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
Ilest cattle , hog and sheep mnrkot In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE &
LIVE KTOCIC COMMISSION.
Till : LKADKHd.
S3 OMl'HIW'rU5rt' ' * * > for oor-
VJ. u.il.l.llrd.0 | Miflcin Kjporti.
Wood Brothers ,
toutli Omaha Telephone 11 17 , - Chicago
JOHN I * . DAIIJPM VN. I . . .
WAliTKU K , WOOD ( Msnugori.
Market reports by mull an J wire chuorf ully
furnlshud upon application. _
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , HtibtKt Louis , Kansas Olty. South
Om-iliJ. tilouxOltv. Tort Worth ,
A. D. Boyer & Company ,
68 nnil : w KxolKiir.'O Uullillii ( .South Oni.iu u
Corroponilencu ullclt3l anil uroaiptlr aninrdrJl
ulou tu urduri t orntuiAura Jt lujderJ.
O , IbBL . . . IncorporaUj , liii
capital f ullr I' IJ. MM ) .
Waggoner liirney Company
Wrlloor wlro u for prompt iiail rullabU
Perry Brothers & Company ,
Live titook Commission.
Iloom Cl Lxchungo Hulldlng , Houth Oinaba.
Telophouo 17u7.
OMAHA
Manufacturers' ' J
AWNINGS AND TKNT3 ,
BAGS AND TWINES.
BcmisUmaliaBigCo
lru | > ortrr nmlmfiK , nonr
neks , tnulni > , twine ,
IJICYOLES.
BOOTS AND SHOKS.
Morsc-Coc Shoe Co ,
lltMHownnl Strnot.
Ksotory corner llth nnil Doiulii Mroot > .
Wo nro in ifcln/ clotcprlcus to emi ! b lyuri , nn I ara
lnss of Knoll will oil It > urjr s\lo.kbtu
nltli incrolmiiK.
Kirkcmlall Jone-s & Co.
Wholcinlo Mfrs Aeanln ' Hoots , shoos , million ,
lloiton UulitX'r . ShocC'o felt auod * . IJ03 1JIO
IIOJ I1U1-IIO. ; llnrnsr-s Hnriior-it ,
CLOTHING.
Blolcky & Cohen
ClotMnc , notion ( urnU'i-
liiK' ( ilru u 11 trlil.
Hnmploi pr inlil hr express -
press , 111"
COAeL , GDK13 , CORNICE.
OmalidCoalCokcLinic , Co Eagle CorniM Work
Mfrs. Kalvitnlrcil Iron
Hnrd nnil soft conl. P. K cornice1 , window caps ,
cor. 16th and Uougnls motnllc BkjllulitH. etc.
streets , 1110 , 1113 DoilKO-st.
GOODS.
M. F Sinillii Co , Kilpafrick - Koch
Dry Roods , notion ? , f.ir- DrjMlooils Co. Notions ,
nlsliliiK k'ooilUornor gents' ( iirnlslilnit KOOJI
llth nnd llowtrd &ts Cor. tltli ai 1 llow.it\l.
FURNITURI3.
Omaha Upholstering Co , llccbc Ilunyaa
p'uMt-jrol f urnit ire , Furnlturo Co. , Gr.ico nn
llU. 11(11 ( ( lc'iln struct Ulli street.
WliolOnl30iily.
GROCBRIE3. | DUUGS , BUG.
D. M.Stccle&Co. Blahc , Bruce & Co
12Ul-l'0..lnncs street , lOtb nnO str
Umatm. Oiunlm.
lavs Your
Kves tested free byanCXPHilT ? OPTICIAN
Perfect adjustment. Superior lenses. Norv-
ousheadiiuho cured by usln j our Suoatiolci
nnd Eyeglasses 1'rlcus low for Urst ulasi
Roods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLO GO ,
114S. 15thSt.Cfol2htoa Bloi'.c.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DErOSITOSY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capital $100,03J
"
$05 , OOJ
Olflccrsniirl Dlrtfctora IlonrrV. . Vntcs , prcslilcnt
It. C. I'uidiln , ' , vlco | irosliloii | , < ) . S. MunrlcoV V.
.Morse , John < . Collins J. N. II. t'atrlci , l.airlj A ,
lloed , cnjlilor.
TH.IS IRON BA.1-1K.
< * * " ' " ' *
t 4"xfSjriK'"Rl'pANS TASUUES rttnuVu
2 j&3\'vh. Voiiiiii.li , liver and bowf IF. i url
anf fS 'r iue b1"1 ! > i" ? ' ° nil tlTt dual |
* XvV/U/'esiSnthe / ' )
/ bet incdliIne krimnfor LIlous-
rurw , coiutliiaUon. cljMirp laoul ( .
'jreutli , headache , heartburn , lotw cf i
/ > > IHlite , uimtal di | leMlon , i > rlnful ,
v 'V4 > . ' .3iW dlceitln.i , idrrnHn. willow i1 , mrii s
j et * > - los.andMcrf ilw-nBOU'sultinurrroiii J
Jl.npurc Moc .crafiillurs bytlie elomai li , Ihtrcr U. '
tenllnra toiicrfonn Uelrproper functlonn rcrnrahi
ulvoii tooMjcarlnir srobenolltcd'iy taliln ? ono after j
[ ' "h'iffij'i OIl'hMfUAll (5o.t'lorinicobt.Now | Vork |
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Sealed propos ils will ho rocolved hy tno tin-
dc'islt-'ncd nut 1 1:110 : o'clock p. in , , .September
: Utli. Ib ) . ' . for rndluK
29lliBticut from Hickory sticot to Martha
Htrcot :
aith street from Kariiam street to Dodge
Btrtiut ;
rnincos street from aith street to the west
line of Windsor I'lncu ovtonslon :
In the city of Om iln , In nccordnnco n Ith iilnns
nnd siiuclllciitlons on Illo In thu ollleo of thu
ho ird of imhllc uoi Us.
lidi ; to ho Hindu on nrlntol Ul'tnks fur-
nlRhod hy the h.iird , mil to hu iic'coinpinl il
with u eortlllud ehuoU In thu sum of 4 > 0j , pay-
nhlu In the u.ty of Oin.ih.t , aa un uvldoncu of
good f.iltli.
The hoard reserves the rU'ht to reject nny
or nil bids nud to w.ilvo dntccts.
I' . W. IIIUKIlAU nit ,
Chnlrnmn Hoard I'uhllc ' Worus ,
Omaha , Nob. , beptoinhor 15th , 1892.
tlnltiMl htntc IMnrHluil'ii H.tlu.
Ill thoulruultcouit of the Unltod ht.itos for
tllodlslrlotof Nobr.iska. . .
Edwin II. Wiiltoru nnd John V. McDowell vs.
AnlU'Amoiluan Mort axe k Trust LO. WO.
Publlo notloo U hereby given that In ;
aucoaud oy v rluuof a writ of nxuii utioii Is
Hiiudouttif thu abowo-namod court In aliuxo
ontlt ud oniiso and bonrliu lutu of Augiut
23 id. IbT. ' , 1 havoluvlod uiion and tal.cn all Iho
right , tltlo and Interest of thu nboioMiiiiuuil
" . : II. Wallois and John \f. Mu-
io ol , In and t" thu follovvliifduuiibul roil
est a o to-wil i Ixit : i In block 12 , In llanscom
Plicu addition , and the uast 41 fool of lot 10 In
II iiolm inn I'liico iidilltlun lo thu oltv of
Omaha. DnugliiH couiiiy. .Nobr.iHk.i. all of
which I will uxpobu to nalo and sull the same
lo Ihu highest and best blddur ut piihllii auc
tion , as Ihu law dlrucls , on thu eighth duy of
October , A I > . I"1at thu hour of olevoii
n'olouk In thu foionoon of Hiild duy , at the
north door of the Unif.'d HtatuH court IIOUHO
and posiolllcoul.dlng , In thu city of Om ihu ,
Douglas county. NobrHsita.
b ild i > a'ii U to u itUfy u judgment of uald
court obtained at tin May to-m , IH'l' , in fu\or
of the An lo-Ainiirlcaii Mortgage and Trust
C'ompanv and against tlio said IMwln U , Wal
ter B und John V. Mulov\oll. )
IIUAI ) I ) . KI-AUUHTiit : , U. B. Marshal.
JOHN P. IJllUHN , Attoinoy fur Defendant.
honor 1'ropomiU ,
Boalod nroposalH will ho rucolvod by thu un-
durblgnud until ll.AI o'clock p. m. buptumbcr
10th , le'J2 ' , for Ihu construction of HUWOIS In
bttwur dlstrlutu Noi. Idi , nil and Illi , In ihu city
of Omaha , us pur ordinances Noa. &I7. J2IJO
and y-M'i , luspeutlvuly , according to plumf u'nd
BIM'clllcatlonson Illu In the ollleo of the Hoard
of Publlo Works. Ilaeh yropos.il to bu mudu
on printed blnnkii furnlbliud by thu bo inl , and
and to bo accompanlotl by a certified chuck In
thotium of (3HJ , ujyiblu to thuelty of Omaha
IIH uvlduncMof good fult.li.
The boarJ rosurvos thu right to reject any
or all bids , ami to walvo dtfi'uU.
. . P. W. llIUKIIAUniit. :
Chalniian of the Hoard of Publlo WorUs
Omulia , Neb. , Kcntoinbcr 10th , Ib'JJ. '
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HARDWARE.
lleclor & Wilhclmy Co. Ixtbcck & Linn.
Corner lOlh nnil Jackson Donlors In linrilwnr.i finil
strcoti. nipch nlcss ° tools ,
H'H i > aiiitls street.
LUMQ13U.
Clias. R. Leo. John A. Wakdell.
Itnrdwood lumber , wood Imported , \morlcsn Port-
carpets uml p\rquol Ian I content MllntukM
flooring. htdrittillc onmnnl unl
9th and DouiUi. ( Jutncjrihlte It-no.
LIQUORS.
Frick & Herbert _
dilltnor it jiljr
1W1 Ptrnnra St.
MILLINKRY.
J. Obcrfcldcr & Co.
Inipnrtpri nna Jobbers of
inmiiierr.mitloni. Mull
unlora prompt.
st.
PAPER. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co.
Carry n fall stock of
prliitlnK. wrapping nnil IteflniMl nnd lubrlcillnj
rltliu paper , card pa ulls , nsloitroiso , ota.
per , etc.
OVERALLS.ETG. | OYSTERS.
King & Smeai David Cole iCe ,
Mfrs ofK i S" pnnt \Vholesnlo oystivs , funcy
nlilrH nnd orornlls , etc. cehiry Sl'jx ' lutli struct
( .11 Id South llth at. telc'iiliouoTII.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Kslabllshoit 1373. Branch & Co.
Whitney & Co.
Produce , fruits of all
nutter , CKKS nndpoultrj. kinds , oystors.
Jas A. Clark & Co.
llnttcr. ohoesa , OKI
poultry and v.
UKfcoutli Uth st.
STOVE REPAIRS.
Omaha Stove KcpiirW'ks
Stove repairs and water
nttncbmonts for any
kind ofHtoTO mnJo.
UJ7 Douglas.
SASH I TOYS.
M.A.Disbrow&Co. H. Hardy & Co.
Mrmufucturors of saiti , Toys , Oolln nlbumi ,
UUUFH. blinds un 1 fancy KOO ti , houaofiir *
mouUllnuii. Hranch of nlshlnH uooili , chll-
tict' , UtU and Izard all 13. „ nrrUjoi
Tarnaru . '
I
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PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU 1
TION.
Council Chamber , Omaha , Nc'i , 180
Ho It resolved by the city council of Omaha ,
the mayor concurrlni : :
That permanent sulow.ilks bo constructed
In the city of Uinuli i as designated below ,
within ( Ivo daysjiflor the pub Icitionot this
resolution , or the personal aur\luo thereof , as
ordinance Is nnthorl/e.l and rcrjulied ; buoli
sidewalk to belaid to thu permanent Kradu ns
established on the p.ived streets spcclflud
Herein nnd to bo constructed of sionn. uitlll-
clal stone , brick or tllliu' , iieeordhi - to spool-
llcstlons on fllo In thp ollleo of thuboariltrf
public works , and under Its supervision , to-
wlti North side of Wool worth aonuo. . lot 12 bUulc
0 , llunscom I'luco , uorm.incnt , Kr.iuu , b feet
wide.
West sldo of 30th avonue. lotO bloek 5 , Uaini-
com 1'iacc. pcrmanenl tr.idu , < > feet wluo.
South nidi ) of lilnnev street , lot < i block 3 ,
Kouut7o I'laoe. norni.uiL'iit urade , ( I feet wide.
Soutnalduof SU Mary's avenue , lota 1 and 2 ,
Jacob's addition , li fuutldc. .
And , bo It further resolve I :
That the bo.ird of nubile \\orks be , and la
hereby author zed and directed to cause n ,
cony of thU reso utlnn to IIH iiubllshed In the
olllelal p.ipor of Iho city for onu week , or ho
bet \ ed on the owners of said lots , and that un
less such nwnera shall ultliln tlvo days after
the publication or service of such eopv con
struct said sidewalks UH heioln required , that
the bo ir I of public woiUs cause the same to
bo done , thu cost of constructing slid sldo-
wnlUsrcspeotlvoly to bo ns psed n.'iilnst the
real estate , lot or p irt of lot In fiont of itnd
abuttlni ; such sldowiilUs.
IMbseit Aliiy3rd Itl'iJ. H P. DAVIS.
Passed Autr. 2lrd , In'U ' W.M. K lIKUIir.L ,
Passed bopt 2nd , IV ) . ' . O. L. UIIAKKHR
Acting Presidents O ty Council. /
Attest : JOHN UKOVl > .
City CIcfTf.
Appioved : GHO. P. UHMIs ,
Mnror.
NOTICE TO CONSTUIIOT SinnWALKH.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lots nnil
leal cstuto described In tlio , ibo\u icsolu-
tlon :
You anil each of you are hereby notified to
construct permanent hldeunlUs us required by
a rosnl'itlonof the city council andmayorot
thu city of Ouiaha.ofhleh thu ahoMi In a copy
1' . W. IIIIIKIIAUSKU.
Ohulrmnn Hoard of PublloVoiKi. .
Omaha , Nub. , boetombor 20th , Ib'i. ' .
b20-2l-22-2J-21-20-27
TO TIIK OWNHKS OP AM , J.OTS OU PAUT3
of lots on UJlh strout f rom Urand uvomio to
Ames avoiinu.
You a ro hereby notified that the nndor-
Bicnud. throe dltdntuiosteil frouholduis of the
oltv nt Oni ihn. h ivo been duly iiiipolnted by
tlio mayor with the approval of the city coun
cil of Hild-clty. to assess the diim.izu lethe
ouueri , rsspu-'tlvoly of the property anucteU
by L'r.ulliu of said street and t'tuuiosi Htioota
declared necessary bv Ordinance No. , c 'll.
pissed August UUlh , K-J ) , approved Augiut
,11HI , Ih' ' ) , ' . , ,
Yon ro further notllloJ , that havliu no-
copto I K'lld apuoliitiiiunl , and duly iiiiilllluij |
is required by law. wo will , on the twunly-
fourth day of Hoptonmur. A. I ) . IMJat tLii
lionr of tliroo o'o.uok In the afternoon , at thu
ollleo of Goo. J. I'.iul. HiOi Karnain struut ,
within the coruoruto llu'lu of s ild idty , nniut
for the iiiirpnin of considering and making
thu asiotsiiiunf of d.iniiiKO to the OWIIUM iu-
RiuKtivuly of said prouuity. ulTuotad bysixlcl
L-ralln. taking Into consideration spuolal
bonelln , If liny. . . . . . .
You nro nollllod to bo present nt the tlmo
and idiicoaforoHiild , nnd m i' ' i any ohJnotloiK
to or stiilonionts concuinlni ? said nfsussineiit
of duniuRes as you mtiy i-onsldor iirijiiur.
lll.f ) . J. PAIMj.
JOHN II. IIUrLKIl ,
ur.O. II. PAYNK.
Omaha. Bopt. 12th. 1SOJ. sUdlot
I'r iipixaU for Jl lrl < t iJiudlnj ; HondH ,
Boated bids , nmrltod Proposals for dlhtrlot
( jr.HlIni ; bonds , will bo recelvu.l at the ollko of
thu U ty TrujtHiiror , Cniuha , Nub. , up to U
o'olouU IIDOII. of the 10th day of October. IHW ,
for the Diirohaso of J'IUJO.UJ DUtrlct Unidliu
Honds of thu city of Omaha , Nub.
bald bonds arodatoil buptuinburlBt , Ifi'J- ' . and
aru pnyablo In from onu to nlnu years after
thu ( Into thereof , In iloiioiiilnatloiiH of ifl.UKl.05
and WlO uOouuh , with Interest ut thu rate of 3
pur cunt porannuni p lyiiblu Huml-aiinunily ,
Principal and Inturcst p.iyubu ! at Kuuutia
Hi os. . Now York.
7,5'JO.oo of District No. : i7.
fiOOJ. . 0 of District No. 47.
tl2.003.00 of District No , 40. -f-
Kacli bid must Htutu prlco and atnountr
sought for ana inoludu auurtiod Intoiust to
date of dulivary ut Om ill I. Nub. Thu rUht li
leservud to rajouianv nnd all bids. Insucd
under charter power ofcltlus of thu inulropol-
Itun olusM and ordinance No. : t22. ' . Approved
Au.'UBt' lb , 16'Ji llFMty lloi.i.v ,
B 1(1171 ( , C'lty TruaBiircr.
I'rupoiul * tor DUtrlct Orndini ; IliiniU.
Bealttl bids marked ' 'proposals fordUtrlo *
Brad IIK bouds" will bo rcco.vod ut the city
tioasuier'u ollloe , Omnhit. .Nub. , up to 1.'o'clock
noon of the loth day of Outobui. IB1/2. foi-tlui
purchiiHu of t H , < XW OJ district fr.idlnbonds o
thoclly of Omaha , Nub.
Said uondH shall bu dated ( Mohur 1st , 1WB ,
mid Kb ill bo puyublu In from ono to nluu yuitM
after tbo date thurtiof with Interest at the
rutu of S pur cent per iinuuin payable an-
liually ,
Prlnelpal nnd Intercut naynblu at Konntr.o
111 os. , Now York , r-alil boiiiu iliull bo of thu
denomination of IOJOOO , t/lfJOJ and < IUUOJ
uach ,
Knell bid in nut st-itn pr'co and Kinotiht
boucht for and Inolndo uucruul IntercHt to
date of delivery at Omahn , Nob. Thu rljlil Is
rober\ud to reject any and allihlds. IsineJ
iiiKler charter powur of cities of the motrcpol-
Itaii elubt * and Ordinance No. UW3 , upprovod
buptombur lOlb , U'Ji. '
U'Ji.IIENKY 110M.N.
21(1171 ( Olty Treasurer ,