fi TTIE OMAHA DAILY HWE : i-SATURDAY , SEPTRMBBR 9 , 185)3. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Opened Strong , Advanced Quickly and
Closed at a Fractional Gain.
WHEAT QUIET WITH PRICES FLUCTUATING
In Oat * There \Vn n Steady Itlie nn < l I'rlccs
Cloned nl the Top-I'rovlnlonri Ciiu-
tlnucil Hull Itlian Advance In
Itlbi Stock * null Ilonil * .
OIIICAOO , Sept. 8. The Activity In Uio
corn pit todny would hnvo created the Im
pression that there was n big market , but at
no time wns there a broad market on which
much corn coultl bo sold , except at a dis
count or bought except at u premium. The
opening wns very strong. The Kansas au
thorities made a statement that the condi
tion hud fallen off 10 ix > ! nts during August
lc the best corn section of the state. This
was a pointer to what other states with
oven less rain might show. The govern
ment report is duo next Monday at the
latest , and on the theory that this may bo
very bullish , the trade bid prices up very
quickly. Liverpool was Jj'd up on spot corn.
Yesterday's shipments wcro oO'J.OOO bu. ami
helped to offset the big receipts. With
drawals wcro 'JSi.OOO bu. There wns heavy
privilege trading lust night and I/wan &
Co. anil others intitlo a rush at buying early ,
presumably to inako the calls pood. On the
ndvuuco Schwartz put out n further short line
nml ho now , it Is said , stands to lose on pos-
albly 1.000,000 bu. The 'receipts continue
very heavy , much to the surprise of tlio
bulls. The receipts reached 70U cars , and
the estimates for Saturday are still larger
nt 7Tfi curs. The market opened with Jf@lc
advance , but soon afterward worked down
19 Jfc , rallied later Jffejfc , ruled unsettled on
rain tlii'C'itcning In the west , and at the
close had gained % ( < i > Xa-
Wheat was rather quiet. The market at
the opening was about K higher than yes
terday's closing , advanced c or so more ,
then beraino weaker and prices declined
? < f@Ke. advanced < fe. fluctuated fmniontly
within % c range , then advanced H'c > or to
top figures , eased off , and the close was about
% @Mu higher than yesterday. The
llrmncss was attributed partially to
the strength in corn , though the strong
Knglish cables , in the face of lower
American markets , had n favorable im
pression on the market. The Kansas state
bureau , which estimated the crop at 19,000-
000 bu. , against an estimate of 21,000.000 bu.
based on the government percentages of last
month , and a 70,000.000 bu. crop of last year
had some effect , as did also the fact that
New Voric canceled some more bank cert !
flcates.
Oats opened J.f@ } c higher , advanced }
% c more ana closed at about the top. There
was another uninteresting , dull day added
to the long list recorded , In the provision
market. What little business was done was
con lined to ribs , which closed at an advance
of Ttjfc for September , l c for October and
unchanged for January.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
130 cars ; corn , 775 cars ; oats , 290 cant ; hogs ,
15.000 head.
Thu loading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Open. IIlcli
WIIKAT
Peiit onw on
Vvo COH C9K'0 CUM
COIIN
Si'pt 10 40 40
Oct IOJ1KK 4014 ' 40i ! !
Ioc loxaw 40) < 40 WH
May I1W11U 40)K 44QMH
OATH
20 an
Oct nc Jfi ! an
May. . . ; . . . . 31 ai
MtHS 1'OHK ,
Scj't ' 1C 12J
Oct 14 30 14 30 14 30 14 30
LA no-
Soul R 30
Oct 8 0-J 8 05 8 O'J 8 OS
SHOUT Kuis
St-pt 0 70 0 fiO 0 RO
Oct 8 01) ) 8 17X 8 15
Cash quotations wuro as follows :
Fuitnir-rh fair demand ; sales generally at a
trlllo advance.
WIIKAT No. 2 sprint : , 65G5Ue ; No. 3
nnrlng , f. o. b. . 57 > i < 3G4c ; No. 2 ret ! . OS ®
CoitN-No. 2 , 40c ; No. 3 yellow , closing
40.'ic. !
OATS No. 2,25Jc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 28 |
20 ! No. 3 white , f. o. b. , 27M < H28ie. ,
KYK No. 2,4'2c.
BAUI.UY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , ! (
© f-'Je ; No.I , OOo.
KI.AX SKKII-NO. 1,11.01.
TIMOTHY HEEI > Prime. J3.203.25.
I'OIIK Mi > ss , per bbl. , SlG.l'lG.WJ ; lard
per 100 Ibs. . $ H.30iJlB.35i hliort ribs filile
( loose ) , $0.0510.00 ; dry sailed bbouliler
( boxpcP. f 7.25ia7.f)0 ; short cluar sides ( boxed )
0.7510.00.
WHISKY Distillers' finished seeds , per Kill.
1.12.
StiOAitR Cut loaf , G ! o ; granulated , 6.75c
etiindiird "A , " 5'L' .
Tlio following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce nxclmniro today the butter
tnarUot was llrm ; creamery. 22it25Jicj dairy ,
1CQ23C. ESKS , llrm ; fresh , IDc.
Now York MiirkntM.
NKW YOIIK , Sept. 8. Fr uit liecnlpts , 5,200
pkKH. ; nxiinrtH , 10,000 hbls. ; sales , 18,000
pkis ; nioderately nctlvc , linn ; winter wheat ,
low Kradcs , $2.40 ; fair to fancy , $2.45& : > .4ij ;
winter patents , } .l.-l05fi.)0j ( ) iMlnne. ota clear ,
(2.nO3.00 ; Minnesota slnilKlils , 13 , 034.00 ;
Mlnnesotn imli'Mt.s , } 3.90ft)4.30. )
COUN MUAIKlrin : yellow western , I2.GO ©
2.70 ; western , ? 2.CO2.70.
Hvi : Weak ; western , fcOUDlc.
IlAiu.r.Y MAI.T Dull ; wesloru , G5Q80c.
WIICAT Kecelpls , 13,000 Im.i exports , 41-
000 bu. ; sales , 000,000 bu. futures , 2H1.000
bu. hpnt.Kpot niai-kol ; | c higher and fairly
itctlvu for local account ; No. 2 red , In t > U > ro
nnd elevator , 70 ! Jffi70j'i ? : ; alloat , 705c ! ; f.o.h. ,
VOlfc ; No. 3 red , C74i08c. ( Options opened
etroncer. closing at UdtHa ndviinco ; Hopteni-
ber , 70'i < S.70ic , closing at 70J'c ; October ,
718-inwn i' . Hoslni : at 71 ? e ; December ,
76U W7i'c , closing at 70'/c.
L'DHN Itccelpts , 0,000 bu. ; exports , 0,000
bu. ; suit's , ! ) uO.OOO liii. futures , 00,000 bu ,
bpot. Hjiiils f.C41c hlKber ; No. 2 , 40c In olu-
vutor , 4UIJC alloat , Oj > tlons ntrong and
hlcher ; fieptuiiilior , 47J ! < a48c , eloslmr at
47'c ; October , 47i 47l'c , closing at 47 , 'c ;
Di'combor closed at 48 ? 'c.
OATS Iteculpt.s , 20.000 bu. ; exports , 05- ,
000 bu. ; Miles. 200,000 bu. futures , 02.0CO bu ,
pot. Spots. ll > ic higher and llrm. Options
uctlve at WMc ailvunce ; No. 2. 32 < B33c ; Nn. 2
wlilto , : i4H4i'J&iiv ! No. 2 Chicago , 3334c ; No.
8 Clilcup ) , ! ) l > ' , tia2c ; No.3 white , S4a30c ( ;
mixed uehtern , 33t34c ,
HAY Steady ; Khlpplng ,
IlofH-Uulet ; I'aclllu coast , l'J3U2c.
HlliKrt Vlrin ; wet salted Nuw Orleans se
lected. 40fttiO Ibs , , 4 < 20 < ; : Texas selected , MKTti
CO Ibs. , 4iiOc ( ; lliiHiios Ayrus dry , 24 Ibs. , He ;
Texas dry. 21S27 llis. . K4t8c. ! }
WoolStmuiy : doinvhtlti llecco , 20tt20c ;
pulled , lHS2Dc ( ; Texas. Il > ai7c.
I'lioviBioNrt Utit meats , llrm and scarce ;
pickled bellies , IHcKkv pickled shoulderx ,
-lii7c. ( I.urd. dull , bteady ; uebtern uteam
closed at (8,7 ft hid ; opllous , Heptember closed
ut 18.70 ; October , J8.4& nominal , i'ork , llrm ;
now mess. HK'ilVc ,
UIITTKH Klrm ; western dairy ,
western cpiHinery , 1BO271 ! ; Klulns , 27c.
CliiKrsi : Firm ; part hUlms , 2UitUc ( ,
Ki8 ( Hleady ; western fresh , l7Je.
TAI.IX > W ' Klrni ; city (12 ( per phg. ) , 4)c. )
Iticr.-l'lnii.
MOI.ASSKKI'lrin : New Orleans , open kettle ,
good lu choice , 30&93c.
rilHUH Ituw , easy ; refined , llrm ; varl
ous centrifugals , 00 fust , 3Me ; G00 buis mo-
lat-sos. 80 test , at 32Uc.
I'ld liio.N Steady ; American , 112.25.
Goi'l'KH-Qulot ! iHke , U G2W.
LKAII Veiyi stront : ; domestic , 13.85.
TIN Slronp ; Hlralls , J19.80 ; pliites , llrm ;
spelter , imlet but aluady ; domentlc , (3,70 ,
UU .Murlietu. ,
On , Cirr , Fopt. -National transit cor-
tlllcuteii opened ut 03 ; hluhest , G4K ; lowest ,
C3 ; clrsed. U41J : bales , 20,000 hbU. ; clenr-
ii ncos , 2I8.00 ( ( ) lbU. ; bhlpinents , 09,077 bbU. ;
tuns. 70,082 bbls.
I'lTTsmimi , h'ont. 8 , National transit
cortlllcalenopeni'tf ut 03 ; closed. G4U ! hlKh-
Ckli4loiti'Ht ( ( ; , 03 ; Miles. O.UtiO bills.
NKW VoiiK , Sept. 8. I'ETiioi.KUM-rirmeri
Inactive ; J'ennkylvunla oil , tpot bales , none ;
October options , uule none , closed ut U4u
hid. Lima oil , sales nonu , Nuw York retlucd ,
IB. 10.
COTTONPEI' ! ) Oil. Dllll.
ItosiN I'lrin ; strained common to good ,
tl.uoai.10.
Tum'ENTlNE Strong at 30c ,
New York Itry ( mod * Market.
NBW YOIIK , Hept , 8 , In the dry iooU mar
ket the promises are till for Improvement.
Collections nre plcklni ; up unit commercial
paiier hus become salnblu , The murkut U nuw
lull ot purchaturg and exporters are buying
prowu fclieetlDg und drills on a larger bculo .
fcijlrtlug * ar ly fair dewuuil tit lull prlcVn
Printing elotln nro quoted at 2 c for 04x04.
28lnch iroods , but It I * understood that price H
now rofuiod In Fall Illvcr. Woolcin and
worsteds dhow Increasing activity and upward
tendencies.
JN' A aKNP.ltAll WAY.
> mnlm Contlnticn tn Slmro In tlio Itotiirn
ol Coiilldonca mill Artlvlty.
Tlio effects of the Improvement In the sllua-
Ion are making themselves evident In almost
everydopnrtinontof banking , and the clear
ances are showing largo Increases over those
reported any time last month. Currency Is
gaining In volume , nml mint banks are Rotting
n little of It. As a result sonio capital which
ii3 been brought back Into circulation Is bo-
UK distributed through Investments and now
mslncsienterprise * . Clearinghouse receipts
are steadily Increasing. The clearances of yes-
lot-day show nn Increase over those on the same
lay lastweekof morn Hum JIOO.OOO. People
who withdraw their dunoslts from the snvlmrs
i.ink.1 In July and August , hnvo regained their
confidence In the stability ( ) ' these Instltu-
ttoiiH nnd nro putting their savings on deposit
wheio thnycan derive Interest. The Indica
tions are that thin month will bo 11 good one for
speculators. Industrial , railway nnd mcrcun-
tllu Blocks are all selling at bedrock prices ,
owing to the closi'ticss of money , and these
stocks are bound to Increase In value as times
; row butter and money sets more plentiful ,
In recognition of Omaha's solidity , finan
cially , among eastern men It Is reported that
two large manufacturing concerns have been
Induced to locate bore , nnd they will be In full
operation within sixty Hays. As nil the de
tails hnvo not boon completed , the particulars
inimot bo given publicity nl present.
Commercial agencies uRfeo that the Im
provement In business circles began on the 1st
ot September and bus been steadily gaining
forcn since then. They note that the money
nmrkflts throughout thu country are more
healthy , failures are loss numerous , rosuniu-
t Ions Increasing and there Is nn Increase ) in the
volume of business ns shown In distribution.
Mote travelers nro belngsent out from western
centers nnd there Is Increased activity In
Homo manufacturing Industries both ut west
ern and eastern points. At other cities a hope
ful view Is taken of fall trade and there Is u
distinct revival of confidence. Tlmro Is a
stronirer tone to the market for some staples ,
notably wlicnt , cotton and pork. Toxllloand
Iron Industries show a larger proportion of
shutdowns than of resumptions , but there Is
n more I'hccrful tone In Iron and steel mar
kets. There Is more buying in cotton goods ,
though the market is still narrow. In rubber
goods there Is bolter demand. There Is con
siderable relief with regard to money , and at
other cltloii banks are becoming more liberal
In the question ot cash payments. Imports In
Auguu. decreased 30 per cent , and exports In
creased 3 per cent. The Improvement In feel
ing reported from all parts of the country Is
iiulto remarkable and will piosentlybo ro-
llcctcd In bettor demand for products , thus
stimulating Industries. Confidence has ex
panded very considerably In the last two
wrnks.
The produce markets were rather qulot yes
terday , but pork , lard and ribs are still ad
vancing , fork lias advanced GOc during tbo
uast two days.
St. Ioitl Murkots.
ST. I.ouis , Sont. 8. Kroim Dull , unchanged.
Wit I'.AT Advanced J e early , but sold off lAc ,
closing dull : No. 2 red , cash , Glc : September ,
Glc ! ; October , G2',5c ; December , G'Jc ! May,7-tc.
COUN Advanced } fc on buying and crop ;
No. 2 mixed , Cfcsh and September , 38c ; Octo
ber , 3GJfc : December , 35 ? ® 3Gc ; May , 39'jc.
OATS Stronger ; No. 2 cash , 2G'So ' ; Septem
ber , 25c : October , 25 c ; May , 30jo.
UYE-lllglicr ; No. 2,42c.
PROVISIONS lllirhor ; pork , new , $10.75 ®
17.00 ; lard. JU.30 ; loose shoulders , $7.75 ;
longs and rlbsS1.12i ! ; shorts , J10.G2H ; boxed ,
15cmorc ; bacon , packed sliouldnrs , $ U ; IOIIRS
and ribs , J11.12W © * 11.2o ; shorts , $ li.37'/i ' ®
11.50 ; hams , 1314o for sugar cured.
lltlTTUR Creamery , unchanged at 3334c ;
cholco dairy , 2021c.
UECCIITS Flour , 3,000 sacks ; wheat , 113-
000 bu. ; corn , 41,000 bit. ; outs , 33,000 bu.
SIIIPMUNTS Flour , 8,000 sacks ; wheat ,
0,000 bu. ; corn,34,000 bu. ; oats , 14,000 bu.
KIIIIRIIH City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. a. WHEAT \ia \ lower ;
No. 2 red , 54 > / 55c.
COUN He higher ; No. 2 mixed , 32iin ; No. 2
white , 33e.
OATS Slow ; No. 2 mixed , 20ffi22c ; No. 2
white. 2G@27c.
ItUTTKU Firm ; creamery , 1822c ; dairy ,
1710c.
Euus Firm ; lie.
UECEii'TS-Whuat , 47,000 bu. ; corn , 6,000
bu. ; outs , none.
Biiii'MKNTS Wheat , 23,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000
bu. ; oats , nono.
Cotton Market.
Nnw ORLEANS , Sept. 8. Firm ; middling ,
7 1-lGc ; low middling , 7 7-lGc ; good ordinary ,
7i ! < " receipts , 1,000 bales ; ijross receipts ,
1,000 bulcs ; sales , 5,000 bales. Futures barely
steady ; sales , 40,100 bales ; September , $7.65 ®
7.G7 ; October , * 7.707.71 ; November , $7.81
(2.7.82 ( ; Dccjmber , $7.91@7.92 : January , J8.04
6$8.05 ; February , $8.128.13 : March , 8.20 ®
8.21. _ _ _ _ _ . _
Cotleo Market.
NEW i'oitK , Sept. 8. Options Irrosular , 5
points lower to 5 points up , closed barely
steady , 10 nolnts hhrhot on September and
October , 20 points down on later months ;
Miles , 12,000 bags ; Havre market H ® ? c
higher ; Hamburg , about unchanged. Spot KIo ,
strong ; No. 7 , I17.12 > i ; sales on spot , 1,000
bags. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mllwuulcve Murlccta.
MII.WAUKKE , Sept. 8. WHEAT Hlsherj No.
2 Kprliig , Ol'.Jc ; Lecember , 05i c.
C'oitN-Dnll ; No. 3 , 38S'c.
OATS-Hlpherj No. 2 white , 28c.
IIARIIYNominal. .
UYB 15c. *
L'ltoVISIONS Steady ; porlt , $15.00.
I lvxrpoul JMnrltuts.
Livr.ui'OOi , , Sent. 8.-WHEAT Firm ; de
mand fair ; holders ofTur sparlnKly ; No.
2 red winter , 5s 5dQ ( > 5s OHO per cental.
COUN Firm ; mixed western , 4s lid per
cwt.
cwt.IiAitu 1'rlmo western , 42s Od per cwt.
( /'liicinnnti Aliirkutx ,
CINCINNATI , Sept. 8. WIIKAT Strong ; No. 2
red , 5Dc.
CoiiN Btrong ; No. 2 mlxcn , 44c.
OATS-Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 28c.
WlliBKY-Qulot ; $1.12.
Is tVhcat Murkot.
. Sopt. 8. WHUAT Futures
flrm ; cash active ; Soptombur , GO c ; Decem
ber , 04'ic ; No. 1 hard , G4a ; No. 1 northern ,
G QG i'tc ; No. 2 northern , OUJbGOe. Kecolpts ,
178 cars.
STOCKS ANI IIO.NDS.
I'rlccg Were Deprcsieil ut tlio Opouln , but
the Market CloKml Stronir *
NuwYoiiK.Sept. 8. Tlio depression which
ruled on the Stock exclungu yesterday was
rellectcd this morning nt the opening by the
heaviness in the dealings , whiuh wan felt
throughout the entire list with ono excep
tion , Now York & Now Knglaud , in which n
strong buying movement was developed on
the strength of a report that the company
was about to galu an entrance into New
York City.
Chicago Gas , which led the downward
movement , was unfavorably affected by the
announcement of the authorization of an
issue of 510,000,000 of bonds by the People's
Gaslight and Coke company. The pressure
to sell the stocK of this company wan 0o 0o
great at the opening that sales wcro made
in the ring at & 'J and 53 simultaneously ,
and 1,200 shares were sold before the quota
tions could bo regularly recorded , ld ld
within the llrst ton minutes the price had
dropped to 60V , a decline of/per ! ) cent
from last nlglit's closing , The break ttu
this stock hod an effect to weaken the other
Industrials ami thu railway list sympa
thized to no small extent , lint while sotno
of the bears wcro trying to lower prices , another -
other section was endeavoring to cover iit
thu lowest quotations rulim ; , and during the
morning there wore temporary rallies which
led up to a decidedly strong marke. lu the
nftcriicou. The chungo from weakness to
strength was gradual and was largely owing
to a very general bo'.ief that the natural re
action from an extraordinary bull market
was but a precursor of a still further ad
vance. lid
The situation was materially strengthened
by reports that the bank statement to bo is
sued tomorrow would bo most favorable and
would show n largo increase lu cash , a good
gain In reserve , which would give the ban its
once more n surplus Instead of a deficiency.
Reports that the cash receipts bVf
the banks from out of town
exceeded the shipments tended , too , to add
to the feeling of confidence in the stability
of thu money market and was a factor on
the bull side of tlio securities market. The
lower range of values brought into play lieu
good many orders to buy at certain stated
ilgtircs and tbo bull element entered into the
market again with vigor , the result being
that before noon prices began to mount with
oven greater rapidity thau they had pre
viously descended. en
Chicago Gas , after thu Hurry of the morn
ing , lluctuatod upon much narrower quota
tions , but gained steadily und at - o'clock
had advanced to a point 1 per cent above
the opening , subsequently selling up U per >
cent higher , closing at a reaction of > | per >
cent , making a gain on the day of ii per
cent. General Electric fell ell 1 per cent ,
rose 4U and closed 2 % per cent higher than
yesterday. Sugar was remarkably well
hold. Th ? other itoclu nUlch made the
greatest advances In the day's business
wcro ( : LftKo Shore. Jl,1 ; Western Union and
Now York & Now Kntrlnnd , 2 ; Delaware .fc
Hudson nnd Buffalo , Rochester .t Pittsburg ,
2f ; Manhattan Consolidated , ! ) i ; Cordage ,
a' ' ! ; Tobacco , 2 , and the rest of the active
list V W
The Test says : As the reports como In of
the not earnings of the railways for July and
the gross earnings for August n pretty clear
Idea mny bo obtained of the proportion in
which thidlffcrcnt sections of the country
have suffered from the roeent trade paraly
sis. Tlio returns show clearly that tbo
worst of the trouble was experienced in the
districts lylne between the Missouri river
nnd the llocky mountains. The granger
country was the next heaviest sufferer , the
southern interior states the ncxt\vhilo east
ern trafllc generally makes on the whole n
very gratifying comparison. The sectional
distribution oC bank failures alone , ot which
the necessary consequence was a general
check to trade , has 1ml to the same con
clusions. The recently computed table of
bank exchanges durimr August showed the
decrease from last year to bo UO per cent In
the eastern nnd middle stairs , : )3 ) In the
northwest In the southwest ami 47 In the
fur west. Tbo news of the revival of busi
ness in thcso sections is of peculiar Interest.
The following are the closing quotations of
the lending stocks on the Now York ex
change today :
Alchlaon am Northern'I'acltlo. .
AdaniH u m < or. Pacific pref'd
Alton , Terra llanto 1H I.P. . D.A nuif. . . .
ilo pref'd. . . . . . . . 140 'forthwestern. . . . .
Atnprlc.in Kxpross mi ! do pri'fd 1
Il.iUlmoro&Ohlo. , . K N"e\v York Central , 1
Canada Pacific. . . . . * . Y. ANK
Canada Southern , . Ontario A Western
Central Pacific Jn'KOii Imp
Ohes. A Ohio. OrrifOU Nnv
GldiMRU A Alton , . . 1311 O. S. L. .tU. N
C , II. AQ aclllu.Mall
Chleaso Gas i'corta , Ufc. SL K , , ,
ConsolldntiHlOas. . lltqbur ? 1
C. C. C. A St. I , 'iillmau Palace. . . 1
Col. Coal .V. Iron , . teadlmr 4
Cotton Oil Cert lllchmoiul Tcr
Del. A Hudson pfd. do prefd
Del. Lack. Si West. HloOr.indc ! West. .
I ) . A. K. O , prefd. . . do prefd. . .
Ids. AC. Fdrs. Co. . 21 * HocklHland
KastTcnn St. I'nul
Brio do pref'd 1
do pref'd St. Paul At' Omaha.
Fort Way no do pfd 1
Great North'n pf'd. llo Southern Pacllle. , .
Chi. At East. III.pfd in H Sugar llellnery. . . .
Hocklni ; Valley. . . Femi. Coal , t Iron. .
Illinois Contra ! . . . . TUX.IH Pacific
St. Paul A Duluth. Tol. .to. Ccii. pfd.
Kan. A Tex. prefd. Union Pacific
Lake Erlo .t West. 17 17. S. Kxpress
do pref'd W. . St. I * . Asl >
Lake Shore do prefd
Load TruNt WcllBFarco Kxp.i :
Louis , tt Nash Western Union. . , .
Louis.AN. A Wheeling & I , . E. . .
Manhattan Con. . , , do pref'd
Memphis A C M.Ac St. I.
Michigan Central. . DO 1) . AH. Gi
Missouri Pacllle. . . Ocneral KlectrlP. . .
Mobile Ac Ohio . National Linseed. .
NaBh.AChalt ( HI C. F. A ! . . . >
National Cordage. . l0 ! do prefd
. . do pref'd 01 H. At T. C
N.J. Central ion T. A. A. AN. M. . . .
Norfolk AW. pf'd. . 13T ! < T. St. L. AK. C
North Amerl'ii Co. 13TCM tdo prufd
tasked , 'bid.
Tlio totnl nates of stocks todny wore 207,200
shares , Including : Suitnr , 33,700 ; Ons , 08,200 ;
Whisky , 5HOOUenernlKloctrlc ; , 14.000 ; Louis
ville & Nashvlllo.4,000 ; Now York ft Now Kne-
Innd. 0.300 ; Northern 1'aclllc , 7,800 ; Hock Isl
and , 18,000 ; St. i'nul , 28,700 ; Western Union ,
11,600. _ _ _ ! _ _ ! _ _ ! _
New York Money Market.
NEW Yonic , Sept. 8. MONEY ON GAM ,
Knsy at 3ffl4 per cent ; lust loan closed at 3
per cent.
I'uiMBMr.noANTiLE PAl'Eit 312 per cent.
STBUMNU EXCHANGE Steady , with ac
tual business In bankers' bills iit4.82O4.8'2i/ !
for sixty-day bills , and $4.804.80i ! for de
mand : commercial bills , W.81 ! ' , 4.81 ;
posted rates , 84.83 > 'j4.87i'i.
GOVEIINMUNT liONDS Strong. State bonds
Inactive.
The closing quotations on bonds :
bid. fnakcd.
Hoatou Stock Ut
BOSTON , Sept. 8. Call loans , G7 per cent ?
tluio loutis , 8 per cont. Closing quotations
on stocks , bonds and mlnliiK shares :
Atch. T. .t S. P do pruferrod .
American Suirar. . . WcHtlneh. Klectrlc
do preferred , do preferred .
nay Slate Gas . . . . U Atchtaoii IMs. . . . . " . .
Hull Telephone. . . . 8'JM General Electric Bs
IlOHton & Albany. . . 2(1(1 ( ( Wisconsin Cent'l Is
ItOHtou it Mulnu. . . . ir.o Atlantic .
do profcrrcd 140 IlOHton A ; Mont .
C. II. & Q lliUd ; , t BoHtoii .
Fltchburtr Calumet .t Hccla. . .
General Klcetrlo . . Centennial .
Mexican Central. . Franklin .
N. Y.AiN. E
Old Colony Ueteeola
Oropon Sliort Line. Qulncy .
Hnbbcr Nanta Fo Copper. . . :
Union Pacific Tamarack .
Wont Knd
bid.
Sun I'raiiclnco Al lnlnfr yuotiitlons.
SAN FHASCISCO , Sent. 8. The olllclal closing
nuolatlons for mining slocks were as follows :
Nuw Yurie MlnInc Oni , > tittIoilH.
NKW YottK , Sept 8. The following nro the
mlnlnn ( juotatlons :
Con. cal. & Va Itiir Sierra Nevada 4 ! >
Dcailwood lee Standard no
CfUiild and Curry. , . Jfi Union Con . - . . . 1:10 :
HaloAt NorcniSB. , . . fill Yellow Jacket 40
Iloini'Htiiko 8.10 Iron Silver , . . . . 10
Mexican cr Quicksilver IfiO
Ontario 1)00 do profd 16(10 (
Onhlr : . . . . 7fi Dulwer 10
Piynioutli It )
On tlio London
NKW YOUK , Pept. 8. The i'o.t's London
special says : The markets wuro dull today on
account of the strikes , the cholera , the South
American revolutions und Dutch sales of
Americans. Loulsvllto & Nashville nnd St.
Paul recovered exceptionally. The llank of
Knglund received today only 8,000 of Im
ported gold , but muub more U nearly duo.
1'llliine.lul Notes.
KANSAS OITV , Sept. 8. Clearings , fl.iao.-
40'J.
I'AHIH , Sent. 8 , Three per cent rentes , OOf
50c for thu account.
Nuw VOIIK , Sept. 8 , Clearings , $78,220,542 ;
balances , $4,210,107. ,
I'liu.ADKi.t'iirA , Sept. 8. Clearings , 88,000-
010 ; balances , $1,004,380. Money , 0 per cont.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 8. Money , GS8 per cont.
Now York oxclmnge , pur. Uleurlngn , $1,018-
450.
450.OMAHA
OMAHA , Sept. B. The bank clearings' today
amounted to $080,302.00 , Lust Friday , 1576-
351.77.
MUMIMIIS , Popt. 8 , Now York exchange soll-
IIIK at Jl.no premium. Clearings , * B8,4'J2 ;
balances , * lb,000.
NKW OHI.BANB , Sept. Clearings , S834-
850 , Now York o.vcliungo , 11.00 per 41,000
premium ; commercial , $3 premium ,
ST. Louis. Sept. H , Cleurlncn , $2,087,254 ;
balances , $317,324. Money qulut at liKH
per cent. Kxcluumo on Nuw York , 7 DC pre
mium.
CIIIOAOO , Popt. 8. Clenrlngs , $18,091.084.
New York exchange , 6aiJfiOc prumlum. Stur-
llns exchaiiKo , firm at t4.B31i4.80. Money easy
at ? pur cent.
NKW YOIIK. ' Popt. 8. [ Special Telegram to
TIIK llKt-j I'\cliHnK was imotod us follows
todny : ChlcuKo. 50o to Hue uruiuluin ; Iloston ,
60e discount per $1.000 ; St. Louis , OOc premium.
O.MAIIA. 1.1VK K K .MAHKIJT.S.
Cattle Coiitlniio Htrone on Dcilrublo ( Irnde *
Hue * Melt n Trlllo Clioujior.
FltlPAT , Sept. 8.
Values on desirable beef steers are holdIng -
Ing up well , a llrm , active trade prevailing
ivgnin today , while the number coming is
comparatively small. Choice corn fed steers
nro scarce , and nro selling now as high us at
any time of Into. Good to choice 1,200 , tote
1,500-lb. beeves are quoted ut from fi.40 to
H7G , 1.000 to 1,200-lb. at from t.75 to W.-JO.
and light and common steers from tJ.75 !
down.
Cows nnd heifers of decent weight and
quality wcro picked up freely at steady teat
strong price * , and in fact everything that
could bo used by killers sold fully steady.
( Jood to cholco cows and h elf era are selling
ut from & .40 to f-.yo. Fair to good nt from
t'J to (2.40 , and Inferior stock from f J down.
There is good demand for desirable feeders
and prices today ou best were stronger.
Anything except good stuff , however , is not
selling very frceljiatcn nt low prices. Good
tccdors sell at frohi3i ? : to JU.-W , fair to good
nt from { 53.40 to lrflinml / lighter grades nny-
where from * 1.7ii ito $ 'J. ' . > . ' > . Koprcscnttulvo
sales :
HO
nnrssp.n HKF.F.
Av. I'r.
1040 It 20
1303 4 CO
1307 4 GO
1 80
1 80
1 HO
1 85
1 85
1 HO
1 00
a oo
a 10
10
10
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 10
2 20
2 20
2 25
2 25
3 00
420 2 00
JIG 2 20
325 2 25
300 2 40
MII.KUW AND Sl'IUNOnttg.
1 springer 21 00
2 springers each , . . . 22 00
CALVES.
2. . . . . . 187 1 25 1 300 2 50
1. . . . . . 160 1 50 4 290 2 50
3. . . . . . 223 1 110 -4 280 3 00
1. . . . . . 300 2 00 1 170 4 00
1 410 2 00 1 180 4 2&
BUU.S.
1 010 1 70 1 1140 1 70
1 1310 1 75 1 1130 1 90
1 780 1 75 1 10HO 2 00
2 005 1 75 1 1250 2 00
STAGS.
2. . . . .1420 1 60 1 1240 1 75
8TOCKEUS AND
8 . . . 023 2 00 17. . . . . 845 3 45
7. . . . 535 2 10 10 . . . . 854 2 50
2. . . . 500 2 10 17. . . . . 970 2 55
29. . . . 078 2 20 29. . . . . 810 2 50
5. . . . 810 2 25 23. . . . . 810 2 00
" 750 2 20 1. . . . . OHO 2 75
5. ! ! 004 2 30 19. . . . .1003 2 80
4. . . . 707 2 ! ! 5 10 . . . . . 988 a so
15. . . . 700 2 35 70. . . . . . 002 2 90
7. . . . 752 2 40 G. . . . . . 970 n 10
G. . . . 088 2 40 6. . . . . .1120 3 10
WKSTCIIN CATTtE.
No. Av. IV. No. Av. I > r.
7 COWS. . 911 $2 00 33 cows. . 911 * 2 00
32 steers.1110 2 55 1 steer. . GOO 1 50
1 stuor. . 900 1 00 8 COWS. . 1042 200
1 cow . . .1030 1 50 Icalf. . . 170 3 00
32 Mrs..1035 2 75 142 steers 997 2 40
3 filrs. . . . 335 2 85 47fdrs..l044 3 00
SOUTH DAKOTA CATTW5.
3 Ktcers.1200 285 128 Mrs. . 1003 2 70
7 fdM..1205 200 lBtUg..lOQO 2 00
1 ox 1430 2 00
INDIAN TEItlllTOnY TI3XAKS.
302 steers 79 ! ) 2 25
COLORADO.
15 COWS . . 872 1 40 10slecrsl090 2 40
11 fdrs. . .1115 2 77K 24 fdrs. . 93G 2 05
115 fdrs. 909 2 GO - 01 cows. . 872 2 15
3 cows. . 900 1 35 . Ibull. . 830 1 70
1 cow. . . 940 2 00 IBstcorslOlO 2 30
78 ffirs. . 1080 2 50 Icalf. . 110 2 75
WYOMING. /
1 stag. . . 060 150 87hfrs. . 544 100
Ofdrs. . . . 833 235' 40 fdrs. . 041 240
42 fdrs..1059 2 Co | 75 fdrs. . 818 2 GO
Hoas Prices on "hogs took u sharp down
turn today , with' pttio largest run hero for
any day so far thls'vsveek. Friday is un oft
day for shippers , a.nil packers were not back
ward In taking advantage of the situation.
Tlio market was very Irregular and trading
slow at an average decline of lOc , while
some sales wcrq not over 5e lower , and on
the other hand common heavy hogs sold fre
quently 15c'lowcrrTho close found condi
tions jiractlcally tbft same as the opening ,
and a few loads wore carried over. The
extreme range of > 'prices was from $5.40 to
5.70 with the bulk Ot the trading at fu.50 to
? 5.GO against $ T..5p tq $5.80 and ? 5.CO to5.05
yesterday. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. 1'jv No. Av. Sh. Pr.
4..302 040 , GO..252 80 5 50
C'40-i m. . .253 200 5 00
0 40 01. . .292 80 5 55
5 40 ii CO. . , .274 40 5 55
1GO 0 46 J 71 ; . , .230 320 0 05
5 45 72. . . .254 280 0 05
.80 5 45 ! . . , .281 80 0 55
0 40 04. . , .220 240 0 05
1GO 0 45 00. . , .271 200 0 55
5 45' 71. . 258 80 G 00
i3..2G8 240 5 43 54. . " 227 5 00
i4..31G 80 545 CO. . 272 280 0 55
.1..8G4 120 5 47W 80. . . .240 120 5 55
' 3..250 240 5 00 02. . , .245 40 5 55
i5..2G2 ICO 0 GO 42. . .224 40 5 50
' 1..220 200 5 GO 73..231 280 5 55
i8..323 40 5 50 02..279 80 5 00
12..310 200 5 50 01. 291 120 0 GO
S5..279 240 5 50 44. . . ,239 280 0 05
19..310 5 50 72. . . ,234 320 0 GO
5..280 40 5 50 07. . . ,201 240 0 GO
J2..297 40 5 DO 45. . . .239 280 G 00
13..331 120 0 GO 04. . . 225 40 0 07 U
T7..239 100 G GO 07. . . .217 80 0 5714
i5..V > 00 80 0 GO 63. . . .301 40 5 57 K
30..299 240 5 GO 08. . . .273 80 5 07'/
G..240 40 0 GO 74. . . .261 100 5 57'/t
J7..297 80 5 GO 53. , , .250 240 G 57'/
29..204 40 5 50 70. . , .225 120 0 CO
35..274 100 5 00 67. . .297 80 0 GO
37..300 120 0 GO 71. . , .242 240 5 GO
51..294 40 5 50 01. . .270 120 5 GO
B1..311 200 0 60 73. . .204 240 0 GO
54..209 80 5 GO 70. . .249 320 0 GO
58..292 120 0 GO 58. . .271 40 5 GO
42..222 100 5 50 75. . .237 80 5 GO
55..289 120 6 50 CO. . .259 5 CO
70..272 100 5 00 07. . .233 40 5 GO
55..205 120 5 GO 71. . .250 200 5 CO
02..240 240 5 50 78. . .221 80 5 GO
48..489 80 5 00 07. . .241 240 5 CO
04..271 40 550 20 . .213 120 5 GO
50..272 40 0 GO 07. . 252 120 0 GO
78..247 3GO 0 GO 04. . , .208 40 0 GO
01..283 0 G2'J 95. . , .217 24 O 0 GO
GO..271 100 0 52 > i 09. . , .244 280 0 GO
58..202 320 5 52 > { G2. . , .255 40 0 GO
58..202 120 5 52'J ' 70. . , .240 100 5 GO
GO..321 80 0 52ii 58 , . . .270 40 0 GO
58..209 280 6 fi2'i ' 50. . . .200 100 5 GO
72..270 200 0 O2'i' ' 03. . . .233 240 5 GO
52.330 80 5 02i ! 02. . . .233 240 5 CO
59..271 80 5 0214 73. . . .243 240 0 GO
05..373 80 0 O2'i ' 80 . . .230 120 5 05
59.207 820 5 52ii GO. . . .212 120 5 05
GO..201 280 5 02J ! 70. . . .220 80 5 05
55 . . .290 80 5 G'2'4 ' 5U. . . .259 5 70
55..308 5 G2Si 74 , . . .200 40 5 70
GU..289 5 GO 05. . . .181 80 G 70
30..232 120 5 55
SIIKEF The maritot on snoop was steady
at the recent advance in prices , aovcral lots
selling to local houses. Fair to good natives ,
? a.25@3.75 ; fair to good westerns , S2..J5@.00 ; } ;
common and stock sheep , 81.50@3.U5 ; good to
choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $3.00(5 ( > 1.25. Repre
sentative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
191 Now Mexico ewes , shorn 71 t2 20
24G Nmv Mexico ewes , shorn 71 2 20
10 culls 87 1 GO
90 native wothors 82 3 00
ItnonlplR mill DUpoiltlon ot Stock.
Ofllclal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by lliu books of the Union .Stock
Yardn company for tlio twenty-four hours
ending at 0 o'clock u. in. , Seiitemtiur b , 1893 :
IIECCIIT8.
'
1U
( ) hraio ! IlV Htuclc Market.
OIIICAOO , Bent. B.-Hrapoclul Telegram to TUB
HKE. ] The bltiuitUm In cattle au mueli here
sumo UK on thu uruHedlni ; two iluyb. Thuro
wns a healthy activity lu all branches of the
trade und prices continued to show n tendency
to to up. Thu receipts for the day wore qullo
as larsoas is uaualaon l'rlduybut the total
for the week fulls far hulow the uvurtiKo for
the time of year and there was u conltdunt
feollnK ttinonj : all chikses of onurators. Most
descriptions of enttlo bold a trlllo higher than |
on yesterday and the average gain wus from >
60 to lOc. Not nearly half of I ho otfcrlims i
wuro natives. They were too few to till
the orders In hand and sales were
quick ut thu udvanco. Gown , holfcrv
und bulls sold principally at fl.75
to I2.8& and the prevailing prices for steers .
wore from 13,76 to34.00. There wore a num
ber of trades at better than 15 , and It IllUS
thought that GoiiiL-thlng tuner would hnvo
found u buyer ut un much as (5.60. The
average of prices for western and Te.viu raiiKO
cuttlo was higher than for Thursday , tno
former sailing lurxcly ut from I2.71J to (3.GO
und the luttur principally ut from t2.2& to
I2.H5. KvurythhiK was out of bullera' hunda
lor.g before thu closlutc hour.
The hog market \vuuatronKerthnn ntycstor-
duy's cloao. It was us hlk'li an ut tiny srma
yosturduy , the bent heavy grndev , uvuruKCK of
over 2COIbs. , HCllliiK Hround I&.05 , mid cholco
assorted llKhtwolidits iiiuklag from 10.30 to
10.40. 1'rlcu * vhowud uioro thiu the uiuul.uu-
ovonnn < . omn lots sol I Inn Klc lower th.in
others of n MKC qualify , but t ho average was
qulto ns hltth ns for Thursday. The
grpiilcr part of Hio 2Jt)00 ) ho s on nlo
clinnitcil hunus nt from 16.75 lo 95.00 for
Itenvy niulntfo tojrt.30 fur light. There was
merely , n notnliinl upply of the latter nml
buyers wore unable tn fill tlinlr ordorc. A
coinpnrlRon of today's prices with those cur *
rent last Mldny .shows there hns been nn nd-
viinco tf 30c to 40c per KM ) His. There hns
been an nctlvo ilemnnd nil the week nnd n
pretty slcndy upward movement of urlcex.
liecelpts wcro nlHUt20noo bond less tluin for
lust week and the accumulations from day to
tiny wuro perhaps less than at nny previous
time this season. The close of business today
found nothing remnlnlnc lu first hnnds nnd
only n few loads In the bands of speculators.
AltlioiiKh n slight fiillliu nT ! In ( itiallly l.s
noted the nvcrnKo Is still remarkably oed ,
nnd coiiscqucntly no Immediate decided
ohrmkneo lu receipts l.s probable.
The sheep nnd Intub mnrkots wore flrm.
There wns no Important variation In prices
ns compared with Thursday , lut what little
chanito ' .hern wns occurred to tlio ndvnntngo
of sellers. There wns u good demntul nt. 11.26
to $ .1.85 for poor to choice sheep nnd nt * 2.76
to J5.25 for very thin to choice lambs. These
quotations showed uu advance for the week of
nhout 25c In sheep nnd 25c to 60c In Innihs.
The mnjorpart of the week's supply sold nt
f2to$3 far the former nnd nt f 4 to s ! > for the
latter. The shipping demand continues of the
most limited proportions , nnd owlnv to Din ro-
fttsnl of country bunks to extend the usual
nccommodnllons to lutondlng feeders , com
paratively few sheep nro going back to the
country.
Receipts : Cattle , 8,000 head ! calves , 000
head ; bogs,21,000 head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
The Kvonlmr .Journal reports ;
OATTI.E Hecolpts , 9,000 head ; shipments ,
0,000 head ; market sternly to stronit ;
medium , $4.704.05 ; others , $100 4.50 ;
common , $2.75'iia.70 ; Toxalis , $2.70 ( 3.00 ;
cows , H.Gtxaa.OO.
IhHlS Itecelpts , 21,000 head ; shipments ,
7,000 bend ; market active , strong ;
coed mixed nnd packers , jD.35ao.7u ;
heavy nml butchers , SO.HOftG.lO ; prime
light , { GOOttlUO ; common , 95.BOib.85. (
SIIKHP Uecelpts , 10,000 bend ; shipments ,
2,700bend ; market steady ; natives , $2.2MJ
4.00 ; westerns , J2.25ffi3.40 ; lambs , t2.25ifi
0,40.
Nnw York l.lvu Mnek .Market ,
NEW YOIIK , Sept , 8. niKvis Receipts , 778
bond , InciudliiK 52 cars on sale. Uood to
cholco natives , llrm ; common to good medium
grades nml Toxutis nnd Colorado * ) , dull ; native
steers , $3,6035.10 ; To.xims , J3,354.10 ; corn-
fed Colorado , J-l.30iSl.IJUj bulls nnd cows ,
ei.6032.40.
OAlA'KS'-Kecolpt.s , 4,480 head ; veals , $0.00 >
5.00 ; grusscrd and buttermilk calves , t'-MUiO
2.00.
Hitr.ni' Receipts , 5G15 ; head ; sheep steady ;
lamDs lowcir.
110(13 Receipts. 2,200 ; nominally firm.
Knnsa < i City Live Stock .Mnrhut.
KANSAS OITV. Sept. 8. OATTI.E Itccelpts ,
8,100 head ; shipments. 8,000 head ; market
steady and strong ; Texas and shipping steers ,
J2.1G4i5.00 ; Texas nnd imtlvecows.el.2o3.00 :
butchers' stock , $2.00 < a4.10 ; stockers and
feeders , f2.203.GO.
lloos Receipts , 2,000 hc.ad ; shipments ,
2,800 head ; market higher ; bulk , $5.50ft0.05 ;
bunvle.s , pnckorsand mixed , J0.3DI26.00 ; lights ,
Yorkers und pigs , J4.00&5.10.
St. l.oulH l.lvu Stock Mnrkot.
ST. Louis , Sopt. 8. OATTM : Receipts , 2,100
bead ; shipments , 4,000 head ; market easier ;
top on Texas steers , $2.85.
lions [ Receipts,2.300head ; shipments , 2,700
bend ; market steady ; top prices , $0.15 ; bulk
of sales , * 5.80@G.OO.
Snr.tH' Receipts , 000 head ; shipments ,
1.700 bend ; .market lower ; muttons raii ln ; ;
t2.503.40 ; lamhs , S3.00.
Stuck In Mght.
Receipts of Hvo stock at the four principal
western markets Tbur&dny , September 8 :
Cattle. Iloe.s. Sheep.
South Omaha 2,080 7,047 1.4H1
OhlciIRO 0,000 21,000 10,000
Kansas ( Jity M.100 2,000
St.Louls 2,100 2,300 000
'
Totnl . 21,280 34,147 12,381
Piles of people , ' have piles , out Da Witt's
Witch HazelSalvcwill cure them.
TAX ASSESSMENTS.
Itciluctlon of Levies Under the Present
Counclliniinlc Flmincu Cominlttco.
Somewhere within the laws governing
cities of the metropolitan class is a provision
that in October the city council shall sit as
a board of equalization for llvo days for the
purpose of equalizing the valuations aud as-
scssmonts for the annual general levy of
taxes. The councils nave complied with
this requirement each year and did so lust
year.
An observer of the proceedings of the
present council , from the time D. H.
Wheeler has been chairman of the commit
tee on finance , might naturally Mnfor that
the fathers wcro weekly sitting as a board
to approve of the equalizations suggested by
that gentleman. Not in the history of previ
ous councils has there bcou such a wholesale
cancellation aud reduction of levies , and
there seems to bo uo Indication that It is to
end soon. The cancellations nnd reductions
include assessments on both real und per
sonal property , and the abrogate is grow
ing to such proportions that it threatens to
bankrupt the general fund of the city.
Slnco the 1st day of January the council
has either canceled or reduced assessment
valuations upon both real and personal prop
erty to the amount of nearly $100,000. Trie
figures ut hand show that such is the case ,
and that the amount will fall but a very few
dollars short of that sum. This represents
in taxes over $4,000 , upon a 44-mill levy. A
majority of the taxes canceled or valuations
reduced are for this year's assessment ,
although somodato back to ISS'J.
Included in the list is the Driving Park
association , the valuation of which was
$0,745.20 , the tax levy amounting to $ iri3. 0 ;
a reduction of the valuation of the
Standard Oil company from 20-
175 to $10,1175 ; United States Wind
Engino.nnd Pump company from $12.8'20 to
$0OlX ) ; Carpenter Paper company for IS'JU '
from $10.5IH ) to SO.fiOO ; and for IS'JS from
$10,475 to § 5,475 ; Omaha Tent nnd .Awning
company from ft.19d to ? 1,1U2 ; Uyron Heed
company from $20,000 to fii.100 ; Kqtiitnblo
Trust company cancellation of 8U.,000 ;
American Hand-Sowed Shoo company from
$10,000 to $3,000 , and a number of other in
stances , the amounts being .smaller.
The complaints regarding taxes como before -
fore the council und are referred to the com-
nntteo on finance , of which Wheeler Is
chairman. [ lo investigates the comuhtiiits
and makes his reports to the council , ami a
resolution signed by that gcntlomuu generally -
ally accompanies the sumo. There is never
nny debate over a reduction or cancellation
of taxes , ami what the chairman of the
ilnanco committee says goes without quos-
tion.
tion.Somo
Some of the councllinon have hud tholr
eyes opened to the fact that as the council sits
each year as a board of equalization , previ
ous to the time that the lev/is made , that
then and there is the time for all complaints
to bo entered , und that they are growing
weary of several such grievances borne acted
upon at regular sessions of the council.
City Hull
The fact that the city has upon Its ordi
nance books ono aimed at u luting the smoke
nuisance has caused all of the makers of
consumers to appear on the ground and In
vestigate the probability of disposing of
some of their inventions. Today a gentleman
from Chicago , who is the Inventor of water
gas furnaces , is In town. Ho claims to huvo
solved the question of how lo consume the
smoke nnd gases , and wants to provide the
city hall boilers with one of his machines.
Health Commissioner Souiora Is reported
somewhat Improved and hopes for his spcody
recovery iiro now entertained.
Mayor IJemis and City Clerk Groves nre
engaged In signing thn issue of $100,000 sewer
bonds and coupons , Hoforo the task is com
pleted each will wrlto their uuuio * 4'JJO
times.
Pllo of people hive pnoj , out Do.vltt's
Wltchllazol Salvo will euro them.
MIDDAY BLAZE 3.
Fires that DumuRod u Second Hand H tare
. und u IMvullIni ; .
A gasoline stove and a parlor match was
the causn of a lira in Philip Nathan's second
hand store , 505 South Thirteenth street.
Vcsterday a hired hand was cleaning up
some stoves in the oasomeut and was using
gasoline. Unfortunately ho mopped on n
parlor match which had been dropped on the
lloor , and a good sized bluzo was
the result. By the time the
lire "department had arrived the flames
streamed up through the iron grating in the
sidewalk nnd hud ignited the awning , which
burned rapidly. The heat of the burning
awnlug caused one of thu plate glass win.
dews to break. The loss on the stock was
light , about $100 , while the loss to the build-
in ? , including the glut's and the awning , will
amount to 1-1,200 tit least. Onlcor Cox
turned In the alarm ,
Some children playing with matohui In J.
" Cleanliness is next to Godliness. "
We use only SANTA GLAUS SOAP ,
And White Whigs of Purity
Spread their radiance around us.
IS THE , BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE ,
ALL GROCE.RS KEEP IL
Dr. AUGUSTUS VOELCKER , the celebrated
cliciuist of London , in Ills analysis of a sample
of our North Carolina Bright Leaf Tobacco ,
says : thnt he finds but LITTLE NICOTINE or
albuminous compounds , nnd that it is one of
the FINEST FLAVORED MILD TOBACCOS
he ever smoked.
This package Is made from the Pick Leaf"
of our North CaroliiiaCrop.Uohlen Belt District.
Only the PUREST , ripest and sweetest leaf ,
with the purest and best artificial flavorings
and sweetenings arc used.
A pleasant , cool and healthful smoke guar
anteed. MANUFACTURED BY
2. I. LYON d. CO. , DURHAM , N. C.
OMAHA
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BAGS & TWINES | . TENTS , ETC.
Bemis Omaha Bag OmahaTent-Awnin ,
COMPANY. COMPANY.
Importers nnd manufac
turers of Hour sacks , HOItSK COVKItS.
burlaps , twine. III. ! Knrnnm Stroot.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coe Shoe Company.
Salesroom and Offlco-l 107-110) . Iltl Howard 3t
Factorr-lirj-11''l-UJI Ilotrard St.
We are the osr.Y Manufacturer ) ot Uooti anl
Ehocatn the state ot Xobraski.
A Kunernl Inrltntlon Isoxtendod to all lo Intpocl
our new factory.
liirlicndall , Jones & Amer , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY. Wholesale
mfrs. , ngonts lloiton SHOK CO. . boots , shoes
Hnbbordtioo Co. llir.- anil rubber good * , laij-
1KM-1IWJ Hnrnor Street. I3IU llnrnoy Htrs.'L
DRY GOODS.
51. E. Smith & Co. Kilpatrick-KochDry
GOODS CO.
Drr goods , notions , fur Notlunt , iicnts' furnish-
nishing ioods , corner Inx ( : t > od ! , cor. llth and
llth mid Howar llarnoy Streets.
FTTRNITTTRE.
Omaha Upholstering Bebee & Runyan
COMPANY.
Upholstered furniture. FUUNITUIIK COMPANY
lHN-1101 Nicholas at.
Wholesale onlr. and ISthStroot
Ormby's house , 1217 South Sixth street ,
caused an alarm of lire at noon. Loss
about $ o.
Plies of people nuve pi.es. nut Do Witt's
Witch Hazel S-ilvo willouro them.
Fine boating Courtland bcac h.
'ouxvvr.
Wlmt tlio MiniienpolU Mllln Ilavo Ilecn
Donif ; for th I' \Vuek. .
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 8. The Northwestern
Miller says : The Hour output last week was
187,415 barrels , apatnst 11)7,075 ) barrels the
week before , and 180,150 barrels for tno cor
responding time In 1803. The output this
week will probably touch the 200,000 barrel
mark. Under the stimulus of higher wheat
there has oeen an appreciable Improvement
lu the demand for Jlour and millers arc
strongly hopeful of doing a better business
from tliis on. Buyers feel that prices are at
bedrock and are more inclined to take hold.
Last week probably as imioh Hour was sold
as was ground. Wednesday and Thursday's
prices were marked up and this at 0111:0
checked trade. Yesterday nnd today some
parties reported brisk buying again.
Foreigners usually bid too low to promote
trading. Ixv > freight rates , both on land
and ocer.n , have boon helping the millers out
considerably , though the increasing cost of
cash wheat is now largely swallowing up
this advantage. The direct export ; ship
ments by the mills last week were 71W3 !
barrels , agaiu t W,505 barrels the preceding
week.
_ _
Piles of people have piios , out Dowltt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Uiiunty Cr < p | > .
County Commissioner Williams has re
turned from the country where ho has
been for several days , looking after road and
bridfe'o matters. Mr. Williams status that
harvest is in full blast on the largo seed
" "farius along the I'latto and the IClluiorn
rivers , and that the crop is the heaviest over
known. Hundreds of men are being given
employment , but still there Is a shortage of
help , notwithstanding the fact thai tlio work
Is easy and good wages are paid.
Mr. Willianib stall's that this year a con-
siUerablo amount of the harvesting Is done
by machinery , but that still there is work
for more men than can bo secured. 1 lie machine -
chino for harvesting cucumber seeds is tlio
latest device tb.it has neon invented and put
in operation. Heretofore the cucumbers
have been seoijed by hand , but this year the
flrms operating the seed fiirms have put in
some machines , any one of which will do the
work of a do w men. They operate upon
tiio same principle as a corn sholler. tlio cu
cumbers being thrown into a hopper , passing
between a sot of knives and crushers , after
which the pulp is carried off on an endless
apron , with the seeds fulling into a barrel
placed under the machine
IT FASTENS ITS HOLD
upon you before you know it. It is turo
to lx in the air we breathe , the water wo
drink. The germ of conbumptlon is every
where present. The germ begins to grow as
soon as It reaches a iveuh * pot In the body.
Catarrh , Bronchitis , nnd n scrofulous condi
tion , furnish thcto weak spots. The way to
fight those germs fccm'n early render the
liver active and purify the blood with Dr.
Ploreo's Uoldeu Medical Discovery. Huskies ,
it builds up healthy llesh.
It's guaranteed in all bronchial , throat and
Jung affections ; ovcry form of scrofula , even
Consumption in ita earlier ttogcs. If the
"Discovery" fails to bciiutlt or cure , you
bavo your money liack.
Fortify yourself against disease by mailing
the IxHly ( lenn-jtroof , then you will wive
yourself from grip , malaria , oiid many of
the passing dlsco&ce.
Too well known to need lengthy advertise-
BiouU Ir. Hugo's Catarrh lUiuedy.
His Watch Stopped.
Railroad accidents
have happened because
the engineer's watch
was wrong. It had cith
er stopped altogether
or stopped for awhile
and then gone on
- i again. If it had been
RUB -JEVVELED H
Dticber-Hampdcn
i\W \ ADJUSTED tjl 'watch
it would have
Mk WATCHES Al
\ \ < * , v THE - V < ' been jeweled in the cen
ter nnd would not hava
stopped.
Would you llkolo know which wntch In most
used on America's Crentcst Hullroadr If so ,
write fur circular "A Question of Second * . " Xuu
UUKUEU WATCH Women , Cantou.o.
\Iuke \ your bioo.l rich and nnro. tonu yon
whole system , ciiroovury nervous trouble wltli
Nerve Boans. a now vegetable discovery ot
niirvolous p < i\vur. They renew youth , reutoro
vigor , dvo ulow of hitiilth. donhln capacity for ,
work or plenHiiro.Vonilorfnl for ovurworll-
inil worry. Sod : by drii'-'jlsis. $1 a hox. two
weeks' Ktipplv , or by mall , N13ICVB IIKAN CO. ,
UiilTalo. N. V.
Searles
PHYSICIANS
suaogoas
&
Specialists
GHROIilO. NEJSVOJS
AM >
PRIVATE DISEASES
\Vi > Oimi < 'AT Vltltll , ml DIHIIAKICS Ol/
Tiii' : NOSI : , TIIKOAToiii- : , MTO.MAUII ,
ItOU'HI.Saiul I.IVIIII , IHIii.M.\TIS.MI : > iS-
riii'Ni.t.
Itl.OOI ) , MUN unit KIDM'.Y IUeu.e ,
1'ic.M.M.n WISKNKS > > IKI : I.USTMAN
HOOD < ; IIItia > , undiill rurniKir
WEAK MEN
HYDUOOKLK AND VAIUCOCKLK iwrinniiontlT
and HuccuuBfiilly on rod , MjtlioJ now ami nnfalllur
TltlOA I.'IICN I IIV .U ill. ll | ll-lllltty. ;
PILKS , FISTULA. KISSUUK , pormaiicntly curja
without dm naj of kulfu , H < .itiirii or u uiutlu.
All iiuil.-illenof u nrlvaiu or dulleatu nature , of
either Hex , iiunlllvitly cured ,
Call on or utlUr > ! 4K , with Ht'imp. for Circular * .
Fruo lluuk , KucliicH uiul Symptom UlaukH ,
Dr. Searles < 4 Saarles , U1rl !
SOUTH OMArJ.A.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Opnaliai
OestCattl * llo aodSbtap tnirk t 13 tht w it
Housn.
_
Wood Brottisrs.
Lire Qtogk CommUtloo M rolmnt .
IISI. ChlMt *
JOHN 1) . IADHMA * . I . . . , ,
.
WALTBK B. WIKJD. fM" * * "
Market reports by mall aod wlro cbetrful
uruUhod upon application.
