Nebraska Newspapers

    "TITT3 OaiATTA-'DATIiY TTEEi SUNDAY , REPTUMttER 12 , 1807.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
General Situation Most Enoanraglng In All
Deptrttnonti ,
MERCHANTS MEET OBLIGATIONS PROMPTLY
.lolililnir Trmlr Arils < mill Volume
umeof Mi-rc'liiinillsi' MiitliiK illicit
LIII-KIT Tlinn IIIH ( Wnr Hunk
Clrnriitirt'S ) . .lumpVn > Ii. !
The Kcncrnt Undo situation nt Omnha Is
most satisfactory from every point of view.
The i ruoi'M of recovery from the depressIng -
Ing Inllticncei that Imvc held trade at In a
vloc fet throe yenrH or more , han been fur
more rapid Ihnn the most hopeful had an-
tlolpaUd , There was every reason for ex
pecting that the recovery of business nctlv-
Ity would bo gradual and that It would bo
drawn out { hrpugh many months Instead ,
there has been n Brent awakening nil along
tlio line and In many deptrtmontH of trade
lliu change cime 60 suddenly that It wan
hard to rcatlzo that thu Improvement hud
como to Htny and tlmt U was not merely a
tspasmodlo accident.
With tlio jobbing houses the Inst week
there wns n very good volume of trade In
motion , and IIH UHuul of late , the packing
rooms were crowding the shipping depart
ment to the cxtunl of lt cnpiclty , as the
outturn of ull thu houses was on n very
liberal scale. IJuyers were very iilcntlful ,
the number of country merchants In the city
being large , nnd In addition traveling men
on Inn ruud were able to give good accounts
of themselves.
The feeling among attendant buyers w.is
nppinntly end of great conlUlenco IIH to the
future course of business and , although
the experience of the three years past lias
taught them to be cautious * , It Was notc.nhlo !
tlmt they bought with much Broiler free
dom than for u long time pail. Taken as n
whole It hns been nbout the most satlsfac-
tory week experienced In the Jobbing trnilo
lu a long time.
COUNTHY 1IUCOMKS PUOSI'lUtOUS.
A feature of no little Importance , and one
thin itt noted In cvcrgieaiiT degree further
cast , Is the Increased demand for Hiich goods
us uro consumed almost entirely by the Inb-
oriliw people The poorer clunks have been
utmblo to buy for a long time , but they
aru buying now , and with considerable free
dom. Goods that have been utmost a dead
letter In the market for u long time past ,
bucnliHei those who would buy them dlil not
have the means , are moving once more
That these lines are Helling Is regarded as nn
excellent sign and means ns much or more
than the movement of higher ptlccd lines ,
ami th.it they nre selling for present con-
mimpllon Is the most encouraging sign of
all. It means tlmt the country Is more
prosperous ; Unit the working classes are
lliidlng employment nnd .in > able once more
to gratify their wants.
Tne local mnnutucturers are experiencing
the Fame Improvement In business as the
Jobbers and tlie small factories , ns well ns
the mote pretentious one , me gradually
Increasing the number of people on their
pay rolls IIH the dcm mil for the product
exceeds their present output.
The letall trade of the city , though the
last to vtiow Imptovcment , U piotjresslns ?
In the right direction. Tne weather has
been ton warm to bring out any marked
buyl ig for full or winter clothing and no
great activity Is to be expected In that
direction until the season Is farther ad
vanced However , It Is the exception to
llnd u merchant who will not admit tlmt he
Is doing more than n jeir ago. In home
lines , ns , for example , notice furnishing
goods , carpets , draperies furniture , etc. ,
them bus been a very heavv Increase in
eoinpared with u year nio. The boot mil
nhoe people nte nl o able to report huge
gains Taken all In nil the situation ns
regards the retail trade or the city Is
steadily Improving , with thu pro-peels en
couraging lot the fiituie
The cleailiiK house ru-rul for the week
shows that there Is a -al foundation for
Ihe reported Improvement In business. Dur
ing the week Just closed the gain nt this
point was 71 per cent over last jcar' record
for the same week , no other large city ex
cepting only Indianapolis coming anywhere
near tlmt figure. The percentage of gain
for1 the whole countiy was only -13 per cent
nnd outside ot New Vork City IS per cent.
The gain In clearings carries Omnhn ahead
of such cities ns Milwaukee , lltifTnlo and
St. Paul , nnd places It In a position where
thole nro only three or four Inland cities ,
without water communication , having us
huge clpnrlnpa The record of the week In
this respect Is most encouraging nnd In
dicates more clearly than anything' else the
commercial Importance tills city.
Mvrns HIcoMiiuiiciAi. . M\VS.
riiiHNlii Cntlicrfil In JolililiiK nmlImi -
ulaoliirliiK : Dlntrlfl of Oimiliii.
Thu building of the Jee Printing com
pany , which vvns recently damaged by lire ,
has been entirely remodeled nnd the com-
prny feels Itself at home again.
The wholesale fruit houses of the elty
nre the bii3lest that they have been In n
Inni ? lime. Tim nountrv tributary to this
market Is apparently feeling rich enough
to Indulge In fruits without stint.
J. J. ICelley of Hutte , Mont. , who recently
placed a very large order with JI. 1 . Smith
.V Co , says that the product of the Omaha
ovciall factories leads all other makes In his
state and that It Is hntd work to got buyers
to taku any other.
If anyone would be nppil = ed as to the ex
tent of tlio scalping done on the Cotton
exchange. the > will llnd that for the year
the sales ot cotton futures represented ra.-
3'M,700 bales of cotton , or lx tlme.s thejleld
of the last cotton crop , while the actual
deliveries of cotton on such sales of futures
were 29',100 ) lialM.
The Omaha School Supply company has
moved from the United State * National
bunk building Into the large building at the
corner of llnrney nnd 1'Ieventh streets ,
which was formerly occupied by the date
Citv lint company. The change will give
tmtliclcnt room to carry u large stoek of
xchnol suppliers nt nil times.
H J. Olnnlng of the llrm of Voegele &
ninnlntr has returned fiom .1 trip to West
B.uU'ii Springs , Ind. , nnd the Tennessee ex
position Of thu exposlilon ho sny.s Hi it
It Is a most creditable showing , and that
Jf Omaha can do ns well next year there
will be no reason for feeling ashamed of
the I'ffoit , As a money making enterprise
ho Is of Ihe opinion that the springs uro
better thnn u gold mine.
O K ( "illman of Dnvenpoit , la. , was In the
city the pant week on Ills v\ay home. Jlr
Oilman l < largely Interested In the mlllln ;
hnilne's In Nebraska having laigu lUtirlng
mills at I'lerce. and Vnlontlne nnd a whole-
Bale hoiiBo In this city for the distribution
of the prodiu t. lie Is feeling vcrj much
encouraged at thu pplondld business pros
pects In Nebiaska and cnys that this stile
is hound to attract a great deal of alien
tlon the coming yt.ir.
i : II. Spingue , of 1C. H. Rprnuun & Co. ,
returned a few day ago from lloa'on , where
lie went to buy good lie niy that the most
t > ncotiruilnir sign that he noted while away
was the advertisements of the big rtibbei
goods mitnufnctiireis In the east all c tiling
for t killed labor. One factory nt Uoston
was advei Using fur help In every depart
ment. The dun.uid for i libber goods has
become BO large all of sudden tlmt the
faflorle * llnd themselves almost swamped
vvltli uidei.s.
Thuvholnnnlp fruit men of thu city are
making great calculations rm the bundling
of the coming orange crop. The crop prom
ises to bo the largest over harvested In Cali
fornia , nnd with pilces reisonilhle as they
nn > apt to be under Bneh cli-ouin tance , the
consuming demand ought tn be larKe In this
section of the country. Southern rillfornla
expects tn produce this en on 4(0).C ) < fl boxes
AVhen the great frost i-nine upon K.orlda
four years ago the orange Industry of that
state Inn ] grown to fi , > lW ) boxes , while
California then produced only l.MO.OX ) boxea
Should the California crop meet expecta
tions It will require 12.000 cars lo transport
II , Shipments will probably commence the
lust of November.
Thcie are now about 1,47. beet sugar fac
tories * In Kuropa tlmt are ojierated for J
period of about 1 < X > dajn nniuially , tn innini-
facturo raw nml rellned licet NUKOI Their
Bioss output In nlKJtit 5,000,000 tons. The
vvcrld's ifnily yield of en no sugar lu about
3. < oilOix ) tons. Nearly all the foreign fnc
toile < ptoduoc raw Hitvar only. All the
American beet sugar factories turn out
tellned table Mi > : ur , of which there uro
now , that will bo operated this > car ,
twelve- four of them In California , one In
New Mexico , one In I'tah , two In Ne-
brankn , one In WUcon ln , one In Virginia
one In New Yuik ( ut Home ) und one In
Canada. The protective duty on mich
Htigira an uro turned out generally by the
Am'Tlfan beet factories , W degrees tent , I *
1 HIS cents tier pound , to which ir.vist bo
added the cost of Importation , Including
frulgbl. 'wnrehouse and elevator charges
cartugea , Htorage , marine Insurance , In
tfreat nnd exchange on the money sent
abroad to pay for It , etc. , the o Items nlon ?
nggrrgatlng more than H a cent per pound
bringing thn total * up to fully * & cunt *
per pound , showing at n glance the iclrttlve
iidranlagn the home producer now has over
his foreign competitor here In the home
market U U well to take Into the calcu
lation the fact that , although only about
one-twenty-flfih pirt of the globe , the people
ple of the United States consume fully a
< iu-irur of all thu ougar made In the world ,
at the prevent lima over 2,000.000 tans an-
nually. of which only nbout IS jx-r cent
l of dompntlc production. It would , there *
lore , re iulro < O ) factories , with a capacity
of 10,000.000 pounds each , to provide for
the present consumptive demand , to Bay
nothing of the pro pcctlve Increase.
*
PHOSPIWITV IN I ) I VliltS I'OHMS.
of lie-tier 'I linen that
.Surround Otimlin nn All ! * lde .
W H Hoberson , local manager of 11. O
Dun Sc Co for Omaha and Nebraska peakIng -
Ing of trade conditions from the standpoint
of the mercantile agency , s.iyH-
"No better evidence of the complete res
toration of confidence In the future of
Omnhn has come to my knowledge thnn the
recent sile of 4 < 4 per cent rlty bonds nt n
premium of 1.1,0'S. In the first place It Is
gratifying to know that Investors would bid
upon bonds it so low a rate of Interest , and
to llnd them eagerly sought , not only by
home capitalists , but thuu abroid , Is n
Rtgnlflcant circumstance , especially In view
of the fact that less than a year ago an
Issue vvns offered without Inkers
"In n conversation recently enjoyed "with
a lending horseman I vvns surprised to
lenrn that Nebraska has produced the best
blooded animals of recent years , even rival
ing the celebrated studs of Cjl'fornli. My
Informant has fifteen fine horses on his
ranch In Nance county , ana tin tells mo that
he can raise thn very best stock to 3 yeirs
of ago it Ihe remarkably low figure of * 2"i
per head. Ho has never sold a colt for less
than JlOO , and many of his animals have
brought a very much higher llguro , and all
of his stock Is Nebraska bred and born
The merit of these animals Is recognized
In foreign lands , and In fact the American
horse Is making his wav into the cavalry
nnd prlvato service of the crowned heads
of Kurope The present year 15,000 horses
hnve been exported to Kurope , and even
the western broncho Is receiving attention
on account of his endurance and strength
for the lighter duties of military service.
These conditions warrant the belief that
thcro Is much hrpe for the American horse ,
nnd will probably stimulate this Industry.
"Tho work of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Hon
Is not ns fully appreciated as It should be.
This order Is not simply nil association for
the purpose of Jollification and festivity ,
though its annual parades and public en
tertainments are suillclcnt to commend It to
the people of the city , and If It had no oUicr
purpose , Ihn order phould enroll every
public-spirited citizen ot Omaha In Its mem
bership. It Is , however , a most effective
Instrumentality tn the development of trade.
The Initiation of hundreds of citizens of the
cities and towns of Nebraska during th
present season has accomplished more to
ward removing thn Inexcusable prejudice
which political conditions have aroused
ngalnst Omaha than -)0,000 ) public speeches ,
or a million ddcuments could liave accom
plished Not only so , but the direct benefit
to our Jobbers nnd manufacturers counts
up very fast In dollars nnd cents. Kor In
stance , one representative merchant , 'A ho
has three largo general stores In three dif
ferent localities of the state , has Invarl ibly
passed Omaha by In making his purchases
until this season. He was Induced to pir-
tlelpatc In one of the Ak-S.tr-Uen excur
sions , and nfter the Initiation was wlllln ? to
make a trial of this market. Before bo left
tlicfclty he g.ivo one order to a lnglo house
for J4.000 worth ot goods. What his aggre
gate purchases amounted to I have not
learned , but venture the assertion that his
visit left orders reaching c'.ose to $10OCO
lth local firms.
"The Improved condlllons during the wctk
are. so nppaiunt that It seems baldly neces
sary to sill nttent'on to them. All lines
are busy , and many of them far behind In
their orders One local mnmifu'cturer tells
mo It will tuko him nlnetj days to catuh
up with his present orders nnd still they
nre crowding In Another manufnctuier
Is authoilty for the statement that he Is
thirty days behind and lie says his com
petitors are just ns fortunate ns ho.
"At South Omnhn trade continues un
usually active , although this | nbout the
tlmo when a brief lesplte Is to be expecte 1
between the summer business nnd the open-
lug' of the range shipments
"Tho announcement of the completion of
the Kansas City. Port Arthur & Gulf rall-
wav to Its gulf terminus at Port Arthur I"
a fact worth noting ns wo pasj , for the
reason that this line will soon become one
of the principal north and south arterle"
of commerce , and Omaha will be Its natural
northern terminus.
"Although the past two weeks have been
hot and dry , and late corn has suffered
aulto materially , one of the best authori
ties In Omaha places the corn ciop of the
state ut 2 ! > 0,000,000 bushels If the o figures
nre correct the yield will be almost equal to
that of IMG , with the price piactlcihl >
double. "
OMAHA 013MUA1 : : , MAIIKCTS.
Condition of ' 1 nule nml Quotation *
on Stnplo mill PIIIU-I Produce.
nOOS Ooort stock , wcnlc nt lie.
nUTTnn Common to fair. 7'iffSc. , choice to
fnnc ) , lOfflSc , separator creamery. ISc ; uath-
cred creamery , Hfjl.lc.
VKALr Choice fat , SO to 13) ) Ibs , quoted at So ,
nnd coarse. 45J3C.
1'OUI.THY Hens , CHRCc ; cockn. Sfflr.
1'IOUONS Live. 7tf30c ; dead pigeons not
wanted.
HAY Upland , J6 ; midland. $3.50 ; lowland.
l 50 , rje. straw , J ( ; color makes the price on
hay ; lKht | bales 11 the best , only top grades
bring top prices.
UltOOMCOHN nxtrcmely nlow Bales new crop
uellered on track In countrj : choice crecn self-
"orklni ? carpet per Hi , 2S2'5o : choice green
running to hurl. 2JUrcommon. . lc.
VEGETABLES.
CANTALOUPE.S-1'er do33H50c. .
TOMATOES Per half bu. basket , 40J50c.
ONIONS I vr bu SiVfJGOc.
LIMA UEANS-Pcr lb. , Sc
HIIANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , Jl 50.
I'AllllAai : Home jirown , Ic.
NS Crateil , per doz , | 1 2381.60
FRUITS.
Per bbl , Jl.GOf1.83
NATIVi : Pl.IIMH-Per baflcet. 50Q35C.
SHAPES California , Jl.Soffl 50.
SOUTIinilN PRACHES Per V4 bu , C08WC.
CAUKOKN1A PKACHUS-Per case , Crawford * .
SOO&oc. clIncH , 70ST75C
CAMTOItNIA PBAH8-n.irtlott , per case , Jl Tn
ItlSD , lluerre Ilimlj. JMOfil M
CAUroilNIA PWTMM Per case , Sl.0tfri.23.
HOME GItOVVN IIHAPKS Per basket , Uc.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OR ANQKS Mediterranean swtetn , J4.
IJISMONS Mi-ssliina , Jl 50 , tholco California ,
M 00j4 5J )
I1ANANAS Choice lixrce Mock , per bunch
: OOSS23 ! medium-Mied bunches Jl C05J2 W.
AllSCIIL-UANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California , per lb. , largo
iUe. 13o , llruzlls. pti lb. , lot , Envllah wnlnuUi
per lb , fancy , aofl shell. IZUtea. standards. 10
lie. lllbcrts. per lo. , HIL , pnane , pollsned. large ,
9fllOo ; Jumbo , Iigi2c ; larRB hiCKory nuts , Jl.Sb
< ttr bu , cocounuts , < l4o acn.
PIUS ImporteJ funcy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes
lie , a cro n , co-lli tiuxes. 13iHc. (
lIONny-Cliolce IStflSe.
ClOnil-CUrlfied Juice , per half bbl , j : 33 ; per
bbl , It OOQ4 : . " ) .
MAPU3 HrilUP Plve-ial rans , rach. J2Z5.
cat. cana. pure , per doz , J12 00 ; lialf-ful. conn ,
1C 23 ; quart cans tt V ;
KRUhll MEATS
DnnSSED Illiur-Oood native steer ? . < 00 to
(00 Ibs. , "c ; B' "d fiirmuartm , HteerH , Co ; Rood
hindquarters , 9c ; ucslirn Meem , WC4c. | fancy
hclftra. Cc KOIHI htlferH , CV-i , goal foreiinarlera ,
helfem. Cc , Kood hlndiiuaiteni heifers , tic ; KOOU
cons , C'i" , fair COM * t ic , common COWB. t'ict
tow foienuarlers , tWc ; cow Idnliiuarters ,
7H , Sc.
lliiP rUTS-TcnJerlolnn. Uo. bonclen strips.
Jo ; Mrlii loins. To , rollx. 9c ; sirloin butts , Uc ,
cloulder clods , ic ; rump butts , DC ; Flier
chucks , Cc , cow ciucks , 4Ho , Umele.in chucks ,
4Vic ; con platrs , Sc , bleep plans , SSc ; lUnk
dealt , CWo ; lolni No. 1 , lie ; loln No. : , lO'.ic ,
lotna. No. 3. M c. nlrloln ends. No 1 , Uc ;
rllNo. . 1 , lie , ribs. No. J , i'io ;
ribs , N'o 3 , ( i'tc , uteer roiindn. T' PJ cow rnumln ,
7c ; row rounds uff , SVte. trlmmliiKs. 4c , beer ,
> iiiank , iHc ; brains ! , prr ilm . 25e ; butetlire.nla.
per lb. lie , \\ectlirtadi ) ( calves ) , per lb . 40c ;
lldne > s , per drz 33c ; ox talU caci , 5c , livers ,
per lb.o ; heart" , per lb , , 2c ; tonk'uei , per
lb , lie.
POItK Drexned plfii , Co : dre < d IIOK-S , SHc ;
tenderloins , 13c ; lolnn. 7c fcpiro rlbn , 4c ,
ham * ; mraKc , htiltH , Co , xlmmilirs. roiiRh , CHui
rbouldera , Eklnned , Co , tllliniliii8 , 4 c , leaf
lard , not rendered , Co. lund , cleaned , 3c ;
knout and ears , 3c Dnckhonri , l > c ; cheeli meats ,
3c neck bones lVto ; plK ' lulls , 'e ; plucks ,
rach , Co ; ctiuterlliiEV. Cc , hocks , iu ; hearti , per
doz. , Ke , stomachs , each , Zc : tongues , each , 7c ;
Kidne > s , per do > . , lOc ; brains , per doz , ISc ;
pU's' feet , per dot , 25e ; livers ea-h Sc.
( 'liifliiiintl
f-INOlNNATI , fept. -PI.OUU Quiet.
\\HEAT-ias : > : No 2 ird. Me
( OJlN-Klrm ; No. : mlxe-l. SSo.
O \ TSSlronKNo. . I mixed , IHie.
11VU Klmi : SOo.
1IIM.K MEATS ian > ; JG. Ilacon , quiet ; 16 M
I.mnl < M y ; II l'i.
U'lIIHIcy-Dull Jl.tl.
III'ITUII-P.MX-
Hl'GAH-Plrm.
i : < lC18-lull : lie
CHKlWK-Klrm.
Toledo
TOI.KDO. Sept II W1IKAT I nor. weak !
cash and September , K7Sc , December. Si'ur '
COllN Dull. * a y. No , ! mixed , Sic , Decent-
tier , SIVjc ; No. 3 > ellow , > ! o
I OATS-Dull. ( > l : Nil. 3 mlxel , 1D > ,0. No , 3 ,
U'December. . : ! c ; Ma ) . ! ( ' .4c.
HYi-null. : loner ; No. t. WWc
ri.OVKIlHEKHctlve. . steady ; prluio casli ,
Septumbor and October , 13.75 , December , 13.W.
Cnliroraln Dried KrnlU.
NI'.W VOIllv. Sept 11.-OAWKOIINIA DRIED
PHUITS Stead > ) evaixirated apple > , prime ulrt1
tia > , tUc | x-r iuun < 1 ; wood drlmt , prime. C'ic ;
! chutctf , CVe : fanc > , 7c. Prunes. 31ic to 7 We P < r
paunj , im tu itlu mid quality Apricot * . ru > ul ,
7o tu te , Moor park. < s tu lie. PeaUien , unpeeled.
ic In lOc ; peeled , He to Uc.
VurU liuiiiirtii and II | > arl .
NKU" YOItlC. Sept. 11. The exports of specie
from the port of New \ork for the week
amounted to SS.oio in gold and J7t ! 3u > In silver
The Import * for the ucek were : Gold , JlOl.tM ;
ll\rr. J1SJ31 dry troudi , ll.eil.Zll ; crnenl raer-
ch.njl. . . JI.UI.UL
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL'
Central Weakness Follows ths Government
Orop Report ,
WHEAT GOES DOWN NEARLY TWO CENTS
Corn Also MIOVVN n PnllltiK Off nml
Provisions .SiilTeT Ilndl } from u
Ili-nevvi-il nml Vlunroitsi
Vc-lliMV 1'ev IT Sonris
CHICAGO , Sept. 11. Uverythlnc traded In
on the Do.ml of Trade today was weak
with the exception of oats , nnd heavy
declines resulted. Statistical news In wheat
favored the bears for once , and they took
advantage of that fact with a vcngcancd ,
pounding the price down to n point I78c
below yesterday's close. Corn declined Hie
for the game reason. Oats declined Uc.
Provisions suffered from another largo dose
of jellow fever scare , pork declining 20c ,
lard 30c and rlba 12V4c.
No matter what the complexion of a
government crop may be , the wheat mar
ket Is almost Invariably weak after Its
nnnouncoment. Today's market was no ex
ception. Wheat started at a decline of
UIHic , and with the exception of two or
three short spisms of strength , the rmr-
Vet was decidedly off color nil day. The
decline was more Inlluanced by wh.it w.ts
learned yesterday of thn growing weak
ness of the most desirable shipping grudo
of winter wheat , the No. 2 Kansas hard ,
nnd a decllnn of from % d to Id at Liver
pool than by government estimate of thu
crop. The government estimate , 461.000,0 * ) ,
was rather small In Itself , but the trade
generally believed In a yield 100.0JO.OCO bu.
larger than that. The week's clearances
from both coasts were equal In wheat and
Hour to 3,4Glr > Ot ) bu. , ngalnst fi,2GSOCO bu.
the corresponding week of IS1 * , Chicago
received today 203 cars , against 184 n year
ago. Only twenty cars of today's receipts
were contract , compared with seven cars
of the regular grade In the day's receipts
a , year ago. .Minneapolis and Duluth got
759 cars , against 4S > Saturday last , and
1.1 tiG cars n year ago. ' .temporary ilrm-
nrss was given to the market at about
thu prlco trading commenced nt when the
export clearances began to be made known ,
and It was found that the shipments of
wheat from Philadelphia were 105.0CO bu. ,
nnd from NOA Orleans S.'C.OJO bu rollon-
Ing the temporary encouragement , thu llrat
reasons for weakness returned with re
doubled strength , and a much more ma
terial break took place. The total cleat-
nnces of wheat and Hour from Atlantic
ports for the day amounted to the liberal
total of 890,000 bu , but that did not fur
ther Interfere with thu weiknuss with
which the market had meantime become
badly allllcted. December opened aj. from
97V4c down to 97" > ic , und nfter Jluctuatlng
for a short time around the lower t'dgo of
the opening ringe It gradually Incrcised In
heaviness until about half an hour from
the end of the session It had got down to
Me The 'weakest ' phase of the market
was In the 1 ist ten minutes of the session ,
by which time the general crond Ind
gained the courage of their convictions and
no longer feared to sell the wheat they
considered much too high They balloted
the price of December down to 'j'lV-e. even
to 931sC , for some of It , but not vvlsMii ! ;
to go home shoit ° ome buying of that sort
caused a reaction to SG'jiC at the close
Corn was radically weak , made so by
the government crop report , heavy receipts
and a rather poor shipping demand. There
w is heavy commission house selling
throughout the session nndMurlng the later
weakness of wheat liquidation was general
The maikct was at Its lowest as the mis
sion was ending. The government report
Indicated a crop of 1SJX ) , < M } bu. Uecelpis
were 1,129 cars Weekly clearances wore
heavy , -l.9fi.10GO 1m. but bulls had In m'.ml
a l.iigo visible Incioase Mondav , and re
fuse to be comforted. Ijlverpool was "Si'iiUl "
lower December opened VFC loAer at
S2 f < J.c , and declined to aiTc , where It
closed.
Taklnrt Into consideration the .vea'cncss In
coin and wheat , o.Us was comparatively
steady , although prices at the close were
fiom We to "Nc lower The cash demand
was excellent , and held up the market
surprisingly well ngalnst the Intluunces
which usually are so .strong. .Receipts wore
3 N3 cars. December ranged from 21V4c to
2u7 c , closing at 21c asked.
The yellow fever scare struck , the pio-
vlsdon market with renewed violence
livery one In the pit appe ired to have prod
ucts to sell , and the pressure Increased as
the grain markets tumbled. Huge quan
tities of lard nnd ribs were tumbled on the
market A lot of stuff was liquidated by
Now York , and the selling at times took
on the appearance of an organized raid
The Cudahys did the best buying , covering
shorts At the elosp July pork was Oc
lower nt $ S2" ' * , Julv lard , ' ! 0c loner at $1.45
and December ribs 124c lower nt $4 77'/s
Estimated receipts Monday : Wheat , * 430
cars ; corn , 1,500 cars ; oats , 440 cats ; hogs ,
25 OW head.
Leading futures ranged ns follows ;
Articles I ODOII | IJth | "Ladr. | Cloao. IVeaui'y
Whe.it-
Kept. . .
Dee. . . . DTK OR
Miy . . 00 07
Coin
Sept. . 30H 31
Dee. . .
M.iy. . . 3U 35
Oats
iM-pt. . . 20 1IH ! Ill's CO
Dec . . . SIM K1"
M iy. . .
Pork
Oct. . . . 8 HO R 40 8 OJJ $ 8 an
' " U 41) ) B 40 8 10 S ! ! 7Ji 174
Lurel
Get. . . . 4 CO < nn 4 .10 4 :17V : 117 H
De-e. . . 1 U5 4 OS 4)7K 4 43 70
Sh'llllbH
.1 221 fi no 5J2M
Doc. . : 5lj r. : uh S 10 a w
No. 2.
fa h qnolatloni were na follows :
PLWll llarelj ctead ) . dtinlls. Jt 70171 JO ,
spring aiwclaU , J6 15. KprliiK patents , fj ! 0fc5 CO ,
BlnillH. M 70 < i3 10 ; bakem , SI.1 M < 30
WHEAT No 2 "prlnu. C' 97o , No. S
spilnu' Wi97 c ; No 2 red , 97'/a ? 8V4c.
I'OIIN No 2 , 30jT30'c. (
OATS No 2. 194 i0f. f. o. b ; No. 2 white.
22' , 23Vic. NO. 3 white , 21.C22 , c.
UV E No. ! . SO'iC
IIAUI.EV No 2. nominal. No. 3 , 32g c ; No
4 , 2SWiil3'ie
SfiEl * No 1 flnxFeed. Jl 050107 < J. Prime
tlmothv Hteil , tCOS2K.
PIIOVIHIONS Mets pork , per bbl , J3SOflS2o
l.ird , per 100 Ibs. } < 37W- Short rlbi Bldea
lIooHO J5 Iflff.'i 40 , ilrj palled xhonlders ( boxed ) ,
5i { J5c , short clear eldes < boxed ) , S iJO e
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal.
SPOAll-Cut loaf , . > S ) Branulated , to 21
On the Produce exchanKe today the butter
miuliet was llrm Cieamerlesi , 15Sfl7'4c , dairies ,
V'al'c rhpepe , eas > . bl.W EBKS. film ; fresh ,
12HP l.lve poultry , quilt turkeys , 9fll > a ,
chickens , So ; sprlntcs. 9c ; diicKn , "SiViC.
STOCKS AM ) 1III.M1S.
TIIIIU IM hlriiiifr ainilo ProK-
Hiirt * uf Itrnllrln
NK\V YOHIC Sept. 11. The Reneral tone ot
thu market for stocks a ft rune to < lay and
there "i.s no heavy pri'sfui , ' of iiallzlng palxa ,
but tliero v > as morn or lea weaKneFH at different
polntH BCMtlered through the Hot. The Northern
Paclilo l ueK v\ere heavy on the rontlnued bad
shotting of earnlnRH thu fourth week In AuKUnt
ehiminK u decrease In urosa eanilnga amounting
to 112,181 ThU thoultiK U In marked com ran
to theer 1150 Inereaeen which aru uho n by
other railroad * , almuit vlthotit exception
Some of the roads In the nouthern Kioup Here
unfavorabl > affected by fear that the > ellou
fever quarantine vtuuld Interfere vtlth their
trulllc and alio by the government bureau re *
port of the unfavorable condition or the cotton
crop The oITsfl wa noticeable In Southern | Te-
ferreil and Mobile Ohio Missouri Puctflc v\a
under more or | e pmwure of proDt taking ,
The coaler * wera alxi weak , the Heudlni ; IMUC >
belnK under pressure to a marked ilexiee The
bulk of today's tradlnx wan centered In the
urungrr und MI'sourl , Kansaa & Texan , and
these vrere Strom ; , with tne eiceptlon of CnlcaRo
Great Wantern and Northwestern , v\hlch closed
nt a fractional decline after having rlren a
point. Missouri , Kanxaa St Texah preferred
clo ed at a net adiance of Hi per cent All < > I
these iitoclo closed fractionally below the IK-CI ,
but at net advuncui The result In the lUt Km-
rrally nas nomtnbat mUed. Outside gas stockn
cfpeclally Day Hlale ( las , nere weak and local
Kau utocku vtere KtroiiK Ilrook ) > n Pnlun Gait
named I points ; Consolidated Oa advanced l
one time 3 itolnt * , but cloned nt u fractional
decline , Manhattan ranged freely over 2 polnU
and loit a fraction nel. Toledo A , Ohio Central
rn a 3 points tind Pullman ! points , A feature
of the day vrai the sharp recovery of silver ot
Hd lo 254.1 in London und Ic to tJc In New
York , T.iln u due to ( be decision of the
Hank of KnKlHiid authorities to hold one-nflli
of Ihe bank's reserve In silver. Ti ! u > ' prltt
Is ! d abov * the lowext In London end She above
the lowest In N - York.
The aek In Wall utreet hai witnessed the
resumption in force of the bull movement , the
buylnK thniufih commUilon houses being aitttln
In full tide. KvlJences are abundunt al o or
builnt : on a Urue calr fur Individual and cot-
] Mr te lialdlncs of capital There has been
abundant liquidation of other laice holdlnc *
what * OH Den * eeind conttnt to take prgflu
and whcue belUt 1 * cxpretud that prices tn
stock * have advanced far as
rnnlnl There In > m irtiBl for the
Hint UrKf blocks of new neiurlltes of ror-
Ranlied comt nlfr , lilcli RiJ com * Into the
hands of larc ? capitalist ( fiyHluh thflr member-
iihlp * In undetnrltlnR fVWIiSMo , hnve lietn
pajseil to other linmM , omry Ittlns ps " ed to
nther hnmli In th < > current * lrim In Wall utieet.
Offerlns have all been vrrtl , nbsnrbed , what
ever reaction wa * manlfed lielnic tiiiAlly reiov-
ercd licfore thp trndlnc tUxjxni llnlKhed The
eek' fpectilatlon Miowert rrnenfil Acllvltv tn
rallrodil ncciirltlci , nhlle tbr.lndu < l'lnl rpei Inl *
ties vvrre ICM promlnenr" The manlpulallon
"boo tlnK ' uf nn In llvldunl.Titrik. vvhlib vvn n
feature nil last week. Im * liren nlxent thl
week , except on Turmlny , 't ' ' I1MI ItAdlnR day ,
when Northern Pacllle piTtrrnnl wa < thin em
plo > ed. The development of new fnelors of
utrriiRlli In tlio eencrnl xlUiatiuJi linn dnno n\\ny
with the nccc ity tor tnii rtilly brator or
nrtinclal rtlmulant to the market. One of theme
mo t notable developmfnK In fho Rcnfrnl olttia-
tlon lias been the Rrowlnir Inlireft In Aiiirrlcnn
on the part f itifr1l : h nnn nmtlnpntnl cnpltnt.
A the Ixindon market Is nearly stripped of
American ve-curltlt * , much of this bu > ln has
been In the New York market direct for the fo
clsn nctnunt , The Kilpply of Amcrlcnnn In lm-
don lmIn fact liecome i > o small tli.it they nrr
easily affecleil by manipulation mid the courts
of their price * l no lonRcr accented n n rt-
liable InJIwitlon In New York That th * lar e
sales of Amerloin lecurltlen by forelcnrra have
l > een Incltril by forolKn financial authorities and
encouraged nnd nldetl by Inrpe batiklnir nnd
llnanilal Interests with n view to their effect in
checking irold exports to this country nnd keep-
InK Onnn the money rate In London Is now fnhy
admitted. It Is much doul-tcil whether tlio ex
pedient * adoptpj by the Hink of nnitUnil to
check Ihe outflow of ( told , by contracting loans
and rnMnc the iltscoiint ratn "III he much
longer succcusfut , The bank Is handloflppcil by
Us own desire to keep down the money rate in
order tn facilitate the Miecrsi of Ihe Indian
KOV eminent loan. Hut the evJnc ! of con-
tinned hcnv ) bank clenrlnics thnniRlio\it tne
United Ktntci I * that uses arc being found m
business for the rounti > ' surplus rcierve * ot
money This Is supplemented b ) tods > 's state
ment of New Yrrk clearing house banks. The
ilecrearc of $7,078,000 In the stock of leical tenders
Indicates that the contraction In the reset \e Is
due 10 the demand for currency from the
Interior Meanwhile the exchange mar
ket has Brown WMk niraln nnd offerlnics
or spot urnln bills nnd uottnn futurcH ire henv >
Probabilities thus point to nn rally hardening of
rates fur mon y nnd nn Inaugumllon of cold Im
ports. Tli" most Imiiortant event of the week
nns tha action of the Ht Paul dlrvctors In de
claring nn extrn dividend ot 1 per cent , bringing
thp Jcar' distribution up to 6 ptr cent This
carried hath Ht Taut nnd HurllnKton morn than
I per cent above par , led to renew ed buying of
the granBers ami strengthened the whole rill-
roail list. The decision to pav 3 per cent on llii
adjustment bonds of the Atchlson compitiy was
also R strctiKthenlnK factor , Tha enyriiniun In
crease In August gross earnings shown by Illi
nois Central ( J511,2SS ) , Missouri Pacific ( H7S7SJ ,
New York Central ( tl55,219) ) and other r\\llroils
was the mast subitnntlal encouragement to the
buying. The Plmmclnl Chronlclp estlmatps the
total Increase for August for thirlseight roml *
reporting milns In excess of HOW > at J4.S69 2SO
The , hopf1 tlmt the strike * of soft coal miners vvis
near to n settlement vvas nn encouraging factor ,
as were the Rood prospects rrpnrtnl In the trad
revlewn. "The jellow fever had n somewhat de
pressing Inilmnco on southern rnllwn > s l > mls-
vllle declined 2V4 during lln week The gtanser.
UK | the advance v > lt St. Pint , Hock Islind nnd
Omaha most conspicuous. O ilns of frim 1 ti > 2
points arc shown bv miny stocks Oinsolldo'ed
His Is up 1R points nnd ltmokln 1'nlon ' Ois
13'4 Thn coalers. Missouri Paclllc nndVnbnsh
slum losses.
The Atchlson Issues were Hitimst active In
the Ixmd market Activity und sticiiKth wen-
nlso shonn b > tin- Northern Piclllp bond , Tort
Worth it Denver Isti Colorado Midland. l > b >
( Tcneral 3s , Knnsns 1'acltlc con ols , Tort Worth
& lllo flrandp Ists and Nc\\1 Yolk * ttusfiuehanni
& Western general mortgage. The Innmo l nds
of the ( Vntrnl of tleorgln showed sharp
ndv nnces on speculative buvlmr. Oov eminent
Ixinds are Uo to ' > nc higher. Totnl bond sales
J17.02S 100
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the NeYoi k cxclmnge
todn } :
llurllnnton , 17,402 I iul \ Ille & Nashville , C 400 ,
Manhntt.ln I , , 8r,00 , ; Missouri Paclllr SSI. Mlb-
sourl Kansas & . Topeki preferred , 11 MO , North
ern Pnrlflc prefernd 3 "ftl. Nurthwestern , 30 < ) ,
Ileldlm10.375 , Hock If land. r. 3TO. St Paul ,
12,030 Omilia , i XtO. Southern rallwaj prefirreil ,
. ,100. Union Pacific , 11520Wabaeh preferred
3.4DO. Hay State Gna. MOO. I > ead 3 200 , SiiKar
preferred , 3743Vontern Union , 5,5fO , Chicago
Great Western , 4.COO
N < - York Money MnrK .
NEW YOIIK. S-'opt 11 MONEY ON
Nominally. P.JTUi pep cent
PRIME MKIR'ANTIbB PAl'HK 3Kff4 per cent
hTEKl.INO EXCHANGK EIMJ. with uctunl
buslnets In binkern' bills at Jl SV { ? SC for de
mand , nnd 14 " 53V404 S3'J for lxly da > B. pD ted
Tales , Jl Slifl 8J't and J4 Sft'iCT1 Ifi'i. commciclal
bills. SI 82 > i , 4 S > \
IIAIU SIL.VKII 53c.
MEXICAN DOM..ARR-42V-
HONDB Stntc liondi. firm ; railroad bonds ,
cisler , government bunds , llrm , ne4s , reg. nml
coupon , 12i ( , 5s , rei ; nnd coupon , 114U. 1 , res ,
llHi , cnupon , 113H ; 2i , TVK. . 98 , Parlllc 6s of
98 10.
SILVER CEUTIFJCATESr-CloseJ nt 54V40
GOVEHNJIENT ItONDS-rirm.
ltAII.HO.vn ItONDS-Easler.
.ST\Ti : llONDS-Pliin
Closing ( | Uiiiitluns on Iwnds were as
VorU
NKW YOHK Hept 11 The follonlnu are Hit
lualiiK mlnlni ; quututlnni ;
Ion ( In ll Slufli Q
IXN1XN , Urpt. 11 I p. in Clo.lng ;
ConBolb.m'r. . . . .II m MeMean orJiimry 1HH
ace I . .11 IVSuHuui ooiniuon.
Can. Paelrto 7UH N V.Ciiilru
Erlo . . 1HH I'cnnuvlv.luU .
Krl IBIS Ufa. 4tH lt J Kiln.- . . 14H
IIjMux.JJin. . n # 44 ou
SILVKH-Htmdy. nVi'l ' I > ir ounie
MONKY Murket for khorl Ull > , U KOI per
c nt Thf rate of discount In the open market
for three months' Mils Is r , l per cnl.
( loM lsquotpil t llutno * Are * today at 1ST SO ;
at Ltibon , 4G < i < at Home , IK K.
Wrrklr lliink Stntrinriit.
NIJW YOHK. Sfpl ItTlie nofklr 1-ank stap.
mcnt sbons the followum rbancc * : Surpl * . IP-
i" > rv * ilecronsp )7,4A,32. < , loans lncroi o 17.X.I-
< VO , ( pox IP docrpan ? 2 i,7W. legal tenders , rtp-
croao $7,07 < l.r , dpp. < * ltn , lncrpn o JIM W ) , cir
culation , Increase , ! : .300. The binks now hold
} 36,6WSJJ In pxces * of legal requirements.
\iurrlcinii .SrrurHu-w In Iiniiilon.
LONDON Pept 11 The market for American
securities contlnuoil llrm tcvlay on uencral pccii-
bithe ilemnnd The tone was llrm ami the < lc-
maml moderate
rinnnclnl.
. . Sept 11 , P.xchaniso on I/n.lon ) , Mm
S9'ipfir ' for check * .
PAHIS , Sept II Thrpp ppr ctnl rpnlc * , 104f
Sfto for the nccount Kxchangc on I ondon , S"it
JOc for checks
rinniirlnl Motrs.
NKW OULUANS , Sept. 11. Clearing * . Jl 1S3. .
SI7I1O3TON
I1O3TON , Sept. II. Clenrlng * . JI9.4 ,576 ; bal
ances. Jl.f62.7M
I1AI.TIMOIIH Sept. ll.-Clearlng * . > 3.0726- | |
lialanci * . J357,3 l
NKW YOtlK , R pt lli-ClparlnR * . JIIS.3II.Z7I ) !
balance * . J8.11S.7S4
PIlILADKLl'ltlA , Sopl 11. Cldtlng * . Ill S S.-
IM ; balance * . 11.147.975.
CINCINNATI. Sept. ll.-Money. ! H tn C per
cent ; New York exchnneo , 50U40o dlsooiinl , Clpor-
Inss. Jl.moM
Mr.MPIllH , Sriit. 11. Clparlngs. JIM 141 , bal
ances. 157,735 , New York exchange , selling nt
tl 60 premium.
CHICAGO , Sept. 11. Clearings. JI4nu,471 ; lan <
don exchange , ported rates , $4 S4'i nnd JI.H7H ,
stocks nctlvp ; Now York lllscult ilecllned on
realising , closing'Vo t Chicago , tfflli ; North
Chicago , 240 , Straw taunt , ZSii ; City ltnllwa > ,
: I3 , Diamond Match , 153 ; Uiko Stleet , 21V , ; Nvw
York Illscull , S
\iW YOniC C.KNRUAL MARKET.
tN nf tlio Dux oil Gi-iicrnl
Cuiiiiniiilltlcsi.
NCW TOniC. Sept. n.-KLOtlll-llccelpts , 23.-
740 Mil * , , exports , ! 4I"i Mils ; Minnesota patents ,
I" 5006 10 , Minnesota bakers , tl M 4 71 , winter
patents , Jjsssn.jj ; winter straights , Jl OW , is.
winter extras , J3 , ' ,0ff S 90 winter low grades.
J1MW3CO. Itye Hour , ilull ; fincy , 1 40fJiJ-73.
OOIIN MKAllull. . jellon- western , 73c.
ltYIKiislcr : No 2 western , 53c. -
HAllLnY Dull , feeding , snic
MALT-Nomlnal , .
W1I1IAT Hwclpts. 2.-0.973 bu ; exports , < i:07
bu Fpot weak Options opened weak and de
clined with weak cable * , Ilqul5 tlon and pnv-
ptcts for u he'iv > Increace In the next vlnlblo ,
cliisod l'4c not lower ; No J red. May , 9Ss ( rS\c.
i'lo id ! 84c ! September , Jl 02 Hfl.03W , closed
COllN Ilccolpls , 36S.125 bu exirarts. R.S31 bu
Spot weak. No. ! , 3 ilc Options opened wtaK
nnd dicllned sharply under H bearish crop re-
pott , weak cables anil better crop news , doling
' .c not lower , September closed 3o > 4c , December ,
37 1-16W38HC , closed 37Sc.
OATS Receipts. 23.H.8W ) bu ; exports , 291.4M hii
Spot dull. No 2 23c Options dull and neik ,
closing ' 40 net lower , September closed 24a c ,
December closol 204c.
H\V St ad > shipping , 40ffl'K ; , good to choice
50f5c. .
HUPS Rtnul ) , IVJ'i crop , 34c ; 1890"rop , Cftbc ,
1S'I7 crop 125 nc
HIDPrt bteaily. OalvcMon , SO to 2T Ilia . rfr
Ite. llucnos Aires , dry , lie. nominal , Texas dry ,
24 to 30 Ibj , U'jB > 13o , California , 21 to 25 Ibs ,
17c.
17c.LRATirnil
LRATirnil Plrm hemlock soli' . lluenoi
Ajros. llglit to heavy weights , 19\i \ fJOVic.
HU'lTKif Hecelpts. 3,400 pkgs , iniiket vers
llrm , western dairy , 12B1SC , Ulglns , ISc , factoij ,
S012c
CHKKSi : IlecclptH. SS9 pKgs ; steady , Hrge ,
will to. 9Kc , small ! ) lic , larKe , coloied , 8s , small ,
'JL | ( , pait pklms , Cl5li7c ; full hklms , S iHc.
i : US llccelpts , TJ47 pkgs , quiet , state nml
P nnl\uni < . 17S"lSi. , nestern , iCc
PHOVIS1ONS lleef , ste.ulj ; family. JO OOfl
15 00 , e\trn me s , J7.50fls ( TO ; beef linms. J27 50 ,
pickers J2S 50021 50 Clt > extra India , mess ,
S13 SHjIl'i 60. l Ml meats. steTdy , pickled bellies ,
J7.50ftS50 ; pickled shoulders , $ ,25 , plckk-d hams ,
JS.50is ! CJi4 Ixiiil weaker , western steam , $150 ,
icfineil weak Pork , weaker.
TALI/3W Nominal.
OILS Cottonseed , dull but steady , prime crude ,
nominal. Petroleum. eas > , United closed nt n'Sc
bid , rellned New Yolk , ! 5 70 llo ln , steady ;
f trained , common to seed , Jl 4jjpl GO Turpen
tine. steady , SOirSO'ic.
IllCt Plrm , domestic , fair to extra , 4V SJti' c ;
Japan , 4MJ5'ic.
MOLAS-ii : Plrm. New Orleans , open kettle ,
Booil to tholce , 2"iJJ31c
MIJTAI S IMs lion , quiet : southern. JO 7'if/lO 3) ,
northern , J10 00012 00 Coppir , fair , brokers' ,
til 25. Lenl stronger ; brokers' , Jl Tin plates ,
barely steady.
St. I. mils ( iciii'rnl MnrkotM.
ST LOUIS. Sept 11 PLOUH Unchanged
patints. f lOSTI 20 ; straights , tl 75Sf4 M , clear ,
f4 20 N 40 , medium , J130fl3.75
\Virn.\T Lower , cloxlnff with Se ] > tcmber Sc.
December 2'&c md May 2Wc under jrslenlay ;
December opened V.BTn ? loner anj declined r-ic ,
closing with bujers % c above the liottorn Spot
lower. No 2 , red cash , elevator. 9S'ic. track ,
tl C00' a , No 2 Imnl cash , SlV iBtOVic Septem
ber , SS' o ; December , ! > 3'&c bid , Ma > , 'iS'u'JiUc
bid CORN Opened weak ami declined , closing
ltc lower for Decomlier nnd He loner for May.
compared with jesterday. Spot lower ; No. 2
cash 2ic bid. September , 2Sc asked ; December ,
Z9 > .c bid : May , 32c bid.
OATS Dull and weak. Spot , lower No 2 cash ,
elevator , Site , track 2lc. white. 22HW21C ; Sep
tember , 20V4c akod ; Dcvcml > er , 21'Ac asked ,
! . ' ? 4c blil.
II YB Lower ; ISVJc bid.
HAItLIIY Nominal
COHNMnAL .Strong ; $1700173.
UKAN Dull. vNeak , sacked , eiibt track , offered
at 50c without bujers , though one car sold on
direct order at 63' , c
KLAXSIID : Nominal isc.
TIMOTHY SEED 1'rlnie. J2 Cl.
HAY Steady , llrni , prairie , $3 50ftC 50 , timothy ,
Jl ! lOlffl f 0
IJPTTEH Stondj ; creamery , 14flSlac ; dairy ,
SWlSc.
I'Ol'LTHY Chickens , strong ; old hens , CVSc ;
spring. Op. ducks. Fprlnp , Cc geese. Rpilng , < ic ,
turKejs. spring , 7l7' c.
IGGS Plrm : lovic
WHISKY SI 21
COTTONTI is-S3c.
11AOOING-CV4&7C.
MET A Ilx.id ! , lower ; Jl 17'4 naked. Spelter ,
nominal. JI05
I'llOVlSIONS Pork , lower : standard nnd
Jobbing , new , JS75 , old. J8.10 Laid , lower.
prime uteun , J4 25 choice. J4 30 llacon , extrn
short clear and ribs ( boxed lots ) , JC 75 , ghnrls ,
JC S71Dr > salt meats shoulders ( boxed ) , J'i ' .0 ,
pxtra short clear nnd ribs , JO 25 , shorts. JO 73'4
KUCnilTS Plour , 4 1 > I 1 > ls ; wheat , 6-,000
bu . corn 125 000 bu ; oats , 42,000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour. 3,0(0 bbls . wheat , C.OOO
bu corn , 71.000 bu , oats , 8,000 bu
Cnffft ! .llnrUrls.
NUW YOnK , Sept 11. COKPEn Options
nperetl llrm 5 to 10 points higher on local cov-
trlng nnd Fome foreign support , following re
ports of fulling off In llrizlllun receipts \Mn-
ler ttimths further Improved on rumors of ad
vance In spot coffcp ' 1 railing fiiirlj actlvi ,
clohed Eteud > ut net f.il.i of 20ff2'i points Sal .
17.0CO l/ugs Including : December J6.rriJ6w !
Jamnn Jj fM ( < C 05 Kebniaii $15 70 : March
jr701JBW. Ma > , JCSOijCDO , Julj , J7. Spot
coftte Itlo , linn , No 7 , Invoice , } C S7'j , Joli-
blnjt. J7.J7'i Mild. Bteadj Conlova , Jin MWlli CO.
Siks 7'0 b gs lllo No 8 nt } 50 ox-ship Total
narehoiii > o ilelherlos from L'nllod Stales , 19,670
bum , Including 18.23"i bags from New York ,
New York slock toda > , 411. Wi bag * Pulled
States Ktuck. 4IH.221 bags , alloit for the Unllcl
States , 270000 bags , total visible for United
States , 70 221 bag ? against 4 l.'i52 biRH last
> ear and "fO 437 'jags In Iffi'
rtAS'TOS Sept 11 COFPKH Quiet : good ver-
BL'B Santos 7.7n ) rcls , receipt * , ui ! 000 bags ,
stock. T C,000 bags
HAMIIIIIIO. Sept. -COPPL'C-Opene.l ' , pfB
blKhir , closed " .Sil pfg higher ( .alps , C 000 bags
HAVIti : , Sept II COPI'ii : Opene 1 ute-Jily ,
li f higher , at noon closed -f net hlglier ; tuilcs ,
4 000
Wool Vlnrl.rlx.
NEW YOHK , Siiit -WOOL-Stiong , llecce ,
! 0r27 < ) pulled , No 2 lo extri , 27flOc , Texas ,
lOfHCc.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 11 WOOIr-Unohnnxed ,
firm LONDON. Sept. It There were small tranrac-
tlons In IhP vvool trade ilurlng the week. Stocks
were gradually diminishing 'llieie were no spe.
rlil features Homn mannfiutuilng u-ports are
good The orrluils toilay for the llflh series
which will open on thp 28th Inst lire ns follows-
Nen South Wales 19,1 5 hales , ( ) ueen lan < l , 21-
irj balf-s , Ylctnrli. 23,079 hales , honlli AIIH-
tralla. 2,401 bales West Australia , V.7 bales ,
Tasmania 4S bales New X.ealind 45 032 bales ;
Cape of Oool Hope and Natal 31 OC" bales
total 1SI 440 bales , Including il 000 bales for.
vvantPd dliect Tlio Imimrts for HIP week aggre
gated 11 714 bales , Including UK bales fiom New
South Wales fiOt from Melbourne , IM from
South AuHialln , 1 IiiJ from Cupe of flood Hope
nnd Natal , 404 frnm 1'ranre 7 < " 4'i from Itus-
serah 2 3 from China 178 from New Yoik and
187 bales sundries V villa of low uool * Mill be
held next Tuesday and Wednpidn ) .
KIIIIMIIH Clly VlarK < . | N.
KANSAS CITV. Sept II WHEAT Market 2fj
4c lower , rather slow. No 1 hard SSV'.c ; No 2 ,
S7 Mic ; No 3 , MfiWc , No 4 , Slfl8J < ' | No t ie < l ,
4i3j9lc. | No 3 , tHii9ic. No 4 , H < , No. 2 HTltig ,
KC , No 3 83c
C'OUN Market Blow ; Vjfilo lo cr ; No S mlx < 0 ,
JCU / C'ic '
OATn Market actlte and firm. No. 2 whllf ,
50140 iric.
It YE Market weak. No 2. VfU'Mc
HAY-MHiket ilull. cholie tlmotbj. J750 ; choice
p-ilrlo flM
IIU1TI It Murkei bill , rant adva ch : ciran
rr > ISWIl'jc. dalrj , lOQUc ,
KJOS Market itlpad > ut lOc.
ItlJCEIPTS-Wheat , 221 4 bu , corn , 43 COO bu. ,
oals rMM ) bu
SHIPMIJNTS-WIicat , 82 J 000 bu.j corn , 22100
bu , oats , U.CW bu.
SiiKnr VIiirl.clM.
I/1NDON. Sept H-HIIT ; SlIOAIl-Septem-
brr ' 3td Oilobcr , n JOWd
NEW YOIIK Sept. ll fllNLMt-lUw. llrm ,
fair refining , Jfv. c itrlfuKal , ! Ki tt'iil , 3T c. Ho
lined llrm isninulalftd , 6Uc.
NEW OIILHAN8 Sept IISlid Mt-Oji'n ket
tle. ijulet ul ZilWJ ? , centrifugal , strons , sran
ulnle.l 4'ltf 9-I6C ; uhlln * , 3 16-1OH l-4 c. > < !
Iowa , 3 fil < - ' , seconds , l ! < r3Vc ; olliriB unchanged
Plillnilrliilila I'ruiluc'f
PHILADELPHIA Kept. Jl UlTTElt Kancy
Wibi * in creiunio , 17c
IXIRS Steady , fresh nearby. Ho. fr nh we t-
< m He
but teudr.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle About Normal In Number rind Hogs
Exceed Demands.
W EK ENDS WITH CATTLE PRICES LOWER
( ) nl > n 1'iMT mi Snle nml ' ( 'rude n I.It-
tlr lilt * < liii < k1liiKs Drop n
1)1 me nml Sell
| | Sl.mly. ,
SOUTir OMAHA. Sept. U.-llccctpts for
thei days Indicated \vcrci
Cu tle. Hop * . Slicep. Horses ,
September 11 l.Ml C.JW 4G5
HepU'tnbcr 10 4.10J Ts J 20
September 0 , 4,773 B.9S9 2,703 . . . .
St-ptember S 3,211 0,407
September 7 6,40 $ r.S. 9 2.1W 1
September 6 7.075 1,4 3 1,373 t
September 4 C > M ) 4,675 1.2OI
S9ptombcr 3. . . . . . . 4.4CI 4,757 1,479 21
September 2 B.OVil C.OS1 l.Wti . . . .
September 1. . . . 6.231 C.223 4.4(4 ( 153
Atlfruit 31 4.5SI 7.0W 4(2
AURUSt 30. . . 3.409 2,411 200 5
AURUM 23..i 2.0&J 6,812 Ml , , . .
The oIllcIM number of cart of stock
brought In toilty by each road vvns :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
C. , M. & St. V. Uy 1
o. & st. i * Hy i
Mlsstoml 1'Mcltla Hy 17 1
Union Pncltlo nj.Mem. . . , . 9 . !
C. .t N. W. Ky . . t
R , I ! . & M. V. 11. H 14 30
S. C. & P. Hy I
C. , St. I1. . M. & O. Hy. , . . G 11
H. & M. 11. H. It 11 S a
C. , U & Q. Uy 1
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. . evist. . . . 3
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. , west. . . . 1
Total receipts D7 101 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cuttle. . llnKi Sheep.
Omalm Packing Co 1,1113
O H. Hammond Co 91 710 . . . .
Swift nnd Company 1115 'in 4C
Cudahy Packing Co 101 3,019
H. Ileeker & UCKIUI 2JO
J. 1 * Carey 12
l.obman & Hothschlldt. . . ( U . . . . . . . .
Hu.ston & CO til !
Btiulrci 171) . . . .
Hamilton 161
Cudahy , from 1C C C > 22
PlanklnKton , Milwaukee 3JS
Other buyers 31L
1,0ft over 3,000 I )
Total 1,749 7,214 171
CATTI..H There'vvns ' only n modcrnto mil
of cattle , but a ( jrcat plenty for a S iturdity.
Tliei marke't , us usual on the last da > ) of the
week , was without feature' of Interest.
Only a few fat cattle were on silo and
they brought steady to HvroliR prices. One
bunch of choice 2-year-olds sold at $1 M )
The cows and heifers sold ut Just about
steady pilces , but there vvete not enough
hero to in ike niticn or a test of the market.
The stocker and feeder market , an usual
on Saturday , was slow and Indifferent.
There weie unite a uood many cattle In
the hands of speculators and somu In flrst
bunds , but the country demand v , us not
veiy brisk. The feeder market has been
Ktadunlly saRgliiB Under the pressure of
large receipts and value * ) me now 135T2jc
lower than at the opening of thu week
Ke.pt esentatlvo sales :
NAT1VKS.
HIIK bTumis.
No. Av I'r. No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
13 . ,1173 tl SO 1. , 1W $3 75 : ? . . . 979 ! 40
-1 . 921 , 4 3) 20 . 12T.fi . 4 " 0 1 . .12SO 4 70
1'J . . 1)59 4 7t > 10. . .101 : 4 10 JO. . . . 1150 3 90
1 . . CCO 3 00
COWH.
1 . . 9V ) 2 M 1 . . . 710 IV ) 1. . . . * ) ) 28) )
3 . UIG 3 J5 1 . . . 880 275 1 . .1120 J Si
1..119) 3 G5 3..1139 300 S 1107 J 15
17 . . . 8S1 J T , t. , ,125i ) 311 1 . .1120 3 25
1. . . . 750 2 0) 1 . . . MO 3 25 1 . . .170 3 40
r > . . . . 807 J 70 2. 111)0 3 4J 1 1223 ) 40
1 . . . 810 250 1. . Ml ) 2 SO 2 1I71 3V ,
] . . . . 'JW 30- ) 3 . S76 3 3 > S. . . . SJO 3 Jo
inipnns.
1 . . . 500 3 00 3 . . GOG 3 23 48 . . . 575 3 23
2 . . . 810 3 21 10 . M'J 3 40 1 . . . 540 3 25
1 . . . COO J 25 L. fi20 3 30
HULLS.
1. . . 1400 2 V ) 1. . . G5) 3 OJ 1 . . .1C ) 3 15
1. . . . 9JO 3 3'i | 1. . 1340 2 35 1..1UO 2 75
1. . . , SIM 3 10 1 . . 1420 2 7 * > 1..K10 3 l
l..l.'SO 2 GO 1 . 133) 2 S )
CALVES.
1. . . . 350 450 1. . . . 100 350 1. . . . JW S 00
1. . . . 200 B 50 1. . 290 380 L. . . K > ) G 23
1. . . . 370 3 W I 1. . , 2.V ) 4 m
3. . . . 813 39) 4. . . 4M 400 11. . . . SSJ 3 85
2..1131 3 25 28 . . .1107 3 4 >
WKSTUHNS.
No. Av. I'r. No Av. Pr.
17 fecdeis. . . . OSS J3 80 17 feeders. . . . SJ2 Jl 00
WYOMING.
1 tailing 1320 2 23 1 tailing . . . .1330 3 0- )
1 stair 610 1 ! ! > 1 tulllnir. . . 1IO ) 100
1 con 780 2 ! 15 100 feedem . . . IX a 25
1 caw 8S' ' > 2 1)5 45 feeders. . . . 490 390
.M. Uar Cattle Cn.
66 cows . . .912 240 G2cnvcs ! 250 475
125 cws. fdr-J KS8 2 95 1 CUlf 15l ) 4 75
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Icow 940 250 1 Blair 1180 3 2T
2 bulls 1380 J 75 1 lluc 810 321
1 bull . . . . 74) 2 7"i 2 atecrs . . .UT5 335
1 hull HID 275 4J feecJm..lH5 39)
1 steer 1-10 3 UO
UOUTAH.
UTAH.
Icon 7S 200 IScoWK 7i2 270
Icoiv. . . . 790 2 00 S2COKM C"G 270
3 bull ! 1050 200 7hi'lfll I7 31
2 hulls 1105 2 IK ) 5 helfcr.s I > X ) 3 lo
1 bull 1140 2 05
NKUKASlvA.
Icow 940 260 4co . . . .1137 325
Icow SM > 275 2COWH. . . .1010 J-5
1 cow S70 2 7" > 4 ff lern . S17 3 90
1 bull 13 * ) 2 Si 1 feeder. . .700 3 W
1 feeder 61W 3 W 1 feeder. , . H ) 3 UO
Icow WO 3 J5 1 feeder. . . . UJO 3 90
Scows B76 325 4 fi-eilera .870 3 91)
MONTANA.
1 cow8 . . . 140 2 G" 2t feeders 1212 3 T2Vi
4 hoifein . . . 977 305 15 feuler * 1 > 2 370
HOGS The receipts of hos to < Hy were ol
veiy Illierul projiortlonn , 100 Ircah loadH LclriK
reported In. The market , however. VMIM far from
Mll'factory to the sclllni ; Intcrc&La.
Yeiterday there' was n hrfjk In provisions anrt
they were lower HKiln today , nnd there wns
notliliifr to prevent the IIOR market from follow
ing Owing to this unfavorable eondltlon uf tat
provision mirket live IIOKH Fold lOc lower anil
the market wua slow ut. the decline. The Kreat
bulk uf ull the heir * irold at fJi > OtJ5 | , us OKlnst
13 60W3 f. > csterila >
The ccuri-f of the provliilon innrket the last
week WHS hteiidll > downwaiil , undei the InllucnLc
uf thu jtllow fever scare' In the .1011 111 , nnd the
innrket on Ihe IIOKS followed Its lend In addi
tion to being lower , the Ooninnil was niMiarcntl )
llmltcil nnd Home IIIIKA were left unsold nlin'bt
ever ) day nnd thu mutUet un must da > s clii ei !
lower tiun It optntd 'Jlie total ducllnc for the
vveek nniounted to 20C , the murltLl nt the clot-e ot
the week touching the Jowevt point since August
: u
HHUBP 'lli nheep inailiel wus ulront ; uiul uc-
tlH' And , the offerlm ; * vtciu ull told turl ) Hep-
Pr
KUIIKIIH Cllj I.lie Mm'U Hurl.ol.
KANHAS CITY Sept -CATTLi-He-elil ,
20 < J head muiket uiKlmngoU enl > letull trade ,
Teias steer * , HWat'l ) 'IVxj uinn , ISOOiiJ7J ,
nathe teern. S3 W u S5 nalhe cowo und litltora.
J1.M4/375 ; built } 2 SMfJ K >
3 0 .head , market 6
tlnn yeMcnHy , bulk of1 > d ? RIS ,
W Mttl 10 ; psckcrs , t > 15 071 ! . inUed. $ ik , >
4 US , light , 1.5M 10. Yotker * . Jl.tilM Uvil
plR , XhHf ( V\
SIIKKP Urcflpls , WV ) hpnd , uitrkrt llrm !
Uinbs. u a > ff.V.X ( ) , lillltlons , UMIfS 75
( 'HU'VK ) 1.1VI MOflC
llnurocnli < o n McUcI Lovvor
Mirrii I'noliniiKoil ,
OlltCVOO Sept ItTh * cattle tnarKet w > *
even iluller tlmn uttinl for A Satunla ) Hccclpts
vterc verj small nml quotation * were nlnuxl en
tirely nominal The few sales were at > ctcr-
la > ' * price * l.irger rnelpt * of cnttlc nio PX-
l < wtp.l for Ihe remaliuler of the inonlli and goo < l
fat steer * arc pretty sure to sell well , but na
tives coming Into competition with raligcis are
likely to hurt that market
The trade In IIORS was not particular ! ) actlv *
nnd price * were weak to t < - lower. Pules wer
undo of hfav > piuklng hogs nt from M.75 to 3 W
and choice heavies brought from (1 13 to H.tt ,
while prime aborted llBhts sobl nt II 33 ana
choice mlxr\l at K JO 1 he gn-ntrr part of Iho
bogs crossed Ihe scales at from l In M , lots
08 little pigs felling for from 250 to S3 W. Th
Vfllow fev r scare has nffectcil the provision
maikct unfavorably nnd nogs have sympathised.
Hales of sheep mul lambs weie at unchanurd
prices , native sheep being steady nt from JS W
to JIS.1 nnd western rnngo Oocks at from M 10 to
J3j ; lambs were salable nt from > 3 S , " > tn JJ 71
for culls up to > * M and ' 7'i for cliolcej cnntein
bu > ers take all the western CWPS at from J3 M
tn )3.n > tlie > run net.
HKCntPTH-C'iittlo , ZOO ica.l. hogs. 11,000 hendj
sheep , 6.00 * head.
St. l.OUls I.I'M' SKICU.
RT IX)1HS , ! Vpt 11. CATTI J-lteOelpts. H.-
! > . > In ndi shipments 3,000 bead ; market ntwdy ;
fair to fanct shipping und export stores , li ! > (
B r > : bulk of sale * . II.TiffJ.10 , rtrossod lieef anil
butcher steer * , M W5 10. bulk of sales. ? 4 COI
4 S'i , steers under 1 WO pounds , 3.E. > 4iJ.r > Oj bulk
nf snl < * . MOI1H S3. stockers and feeder * . JS OOif
4 K , bulk of sale * , W l KM 00 , cows nnd heifer * .
J2.uoa47i > ; bulk ot cons. 12 J'M 0) ; calm'nK cows.
> I.M3f2.3-i , bulls. ! W3SJ ; Texas nnd Indlm
steers , JJ.WVd 40. bulk of snips , 13 r > W3 61 ; cows
and heifers. | J V,4 J'i
llOUS-UinlptM , 3W1 lipad , shipments , 3. ( >
head ; market eisler In K cents lowers light , 14 SO
tf4 30. mlxo < 1 , ill il > : liiuv ) , J3 W.
Slliii'ltiHlpts. . * m head : shipments , MO
head , maiket * tcnd > ; native muttons. M NII3 ( J ;
slockerw , H.QW 3 SO. Ininli * . Jl 731 ? > S3.
Nr York l.l\r Slock.
NP.W YOIIK , sept ti.-niivis-jci-fipts : , 11.
113 bed , no tlaillng , l : lliiicun | cables quote
American xtteis ut HiC , refrlgerntor tivcf utt
"I'ic ; exports. ; .70" > beeves nnd 83H quarters.
( 'AI.Vis-ltecelpls. 3V ! head ! quiet mid steady ;
\rals ) : . .t ' < i < i CW , giassers nml buttermilks , (37 *
N 25
SlliiP ! ANH LAMllS-ltpcelpts , 1 1 4 lirad : fn
sale , 1V4 cars , ncttvu. sheep , stronger ; lambs.
slromr. bheip. T.05ff4 M , lamb * , tl COiffi. ! ' .
11OOS lli-celpts , l.r.ir , henil ; Uriii ut H CT.5M JO.
I In t lIulTnlii I.lvc Stock.
KAST llltrPALO. Sept. U CATTl KJiilel
1IO(5S ( Yorkers , roiiKh , common to good , t ! K > 9
3.1i ) , pics , good tn choice. } 4 ! 'ff4 f > 0.
l.VMII Choice lo cxtia , fi.COJfS VO ; culls an t
icnnmon. f4 OOIf.1 00
Klinni'-Cholci- selected wethers , UOnfl 50 ;
culls and common. 50f3.75. .
Iteconl of receipts of live sloik at the four
principal iimrKt H for September 11 :
Cat tli * Hoc * Sheon.
Omiilia . lr,3l CS'O ill
( 'hluigo . 2u ) II 100 ( . HM
Kansas Cll > . 20. . ) 3 r.iW f > 0)
St Louis . 301) ) 3000 400
TiitnlH . : , :34 53.710 7.331
Lit crpniil C m I n IIIHI Provisions.
LIVIIIPO : ( > U sept 11 VVIUAT NO. 2 rpi ,
Ss Hid. No 1 nuitbiMii li'l. spring , dull at Si 0\d.
pi > l. quiet demand poor.
COHN Anurlt-tm inlxpil spot , new. quiet at
3s 4i d , AmiMlcnn mixed spot , old , quiet nt Ss
M , .September , quid nt 3 * Id. October , quiet nt
3s 4'4d : Noveinl'pi , quiet at 3s KU < 1.
I'LOt'll SI l iuH , fnncv winter , steady at
10 < M
HOI'S At tendon ( Piclllc co isl ) , slenily at
53 1 C-is
PIIOVISIONS IJppf , PXtra , liulln mess , nrm nt
' * , prlini- miss , llrm nt Ms 9d I'oik prlmii
lln < > wisli'rn. llrm nt Tis. prlm medium wilim ,
firm at 4Hs 3d Hams , short tut 14 to K. nmnK
( lull nt 3S.s llacon , nhurt libs. Him nt 31s , lonj ?
clear middles , light. sli.idnt 31s Cd ; long dear
mlddli * . henstriul ) at 30s rd , slmit ch.ir mid.
dies , steailv. stock pxhaui > tiid , clour belli" * ,
steady at 37rt Shouldets , siiuare , Htcudj nt 2 A
Gil I.U.I. . sjHit. dull nt 24s Oil
CHUKSll American llnvst wlilto mid coloruJ ,
slcaiU nt 4" s
TALIJJW-Prlmo cll > . llrm nt HI-
OILS t'otlonsei-il , Llveipiul rellneil steady > t
ICs M TuriKntlmFplrlls , thin at 21s W. lt > nl.i.
commjii , Ktiady nt 4d to 4'&il
Vfiv VorU lr < l.onilN Miuki't.
NiW YOUIC , Sept 11 The dr > goods mnrlict
shows fair results for the week In nqaily ill
Kifiilo * , notvVltliKtnnilliiK the fact tint the liuylnt
has to nil iippeirnncos been much sUmei than n
short time ago The guurnl tunic of the woelc
would , under ordinal y oundllluns , be .1 very hut-
Isfuctorj one 'I lie Jnlibois lui\o had n thu.-
onghly sallsfaelory week , which , nnn It Is
closed , Fhons no dlnilnutlon of Interest" Stuplj
cottons nre firm and etc til j In in'irly nil grades
Prints niu Htrong and In naive iltmnnd The
market for ginghams and napped fabrics Is
strong , and , consldcrlni ; recent advances In Ilia
former. Is active.
IVorln tlarKftN.
PiOIlIA , Sept. 11 I'ORN-Marltct loner ; No.
2 , 23c
OATS-MnrkPt quiet. No S hlp | , 52Sc. (
WIII-ICY Market dim ; baili f r llnl.-hcj
) MCiiPT.S Corn , 834V ) im , oats. CISCO bu. ;
rjp. COO bu . whUky , none ; wheat , 3 COO bu.
HHIl'MKNTS Corn. 24 'ijO bu , oats , 21.70) ) Im |
ijc , none ; whlfcky , 1 CIO bids j wheat , COO bu.
Oil MnrkcU.
OIL CITY , Pa. . Sept. -Credit lulunces , Clo ;
certlllcntts , no bids , ono sale at ft ! ! c.
IXJNDON. Sept 11OIL Pctroliusn , Ameri
can rellned , 49'id.
Itnrlc.v ,
AT-Plrnier ;
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION-
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
IIOAHI ) OF"l'JIADK.
Direct wlren to Chlcaco end New York.
ComiDondtnUt J'jim A. W .rrit Ik Oo >
mailict Don't thiow money nwax
i an 1 Injndl lui H > p en allun Ohtaln my
INSIDE INFOIt.MA I'HN )
whirl IH of the mubt ulliblc rhiuartfr , Mj lar a
Hut ( if [ iiKtoimix liau been i.btulneil nnlj I loin tha
ha\n taken inlsantHKe of this Information , wlilcii
I liave linparted to ) uu , yon nuilo money 1
SUGAR , WHEAT ,
Jersey Central and Chicago Gas
ar only u few of the succcHsful tlpu ulil h 1 luun
sent out tlnci- the llr t of Marili , HV7. If j < m
liuve taken .ulvnnlaxe of Ihl Information , whlcli 1
lm\e Imparted to > u , yuu made nmnry. 1
si'PKit\ : \M > M VN vti :
nicountB for a peir.nlaite of ( he prollts Tlinn.
actions ure conlldHiilliil nt nil Ilinen ,
MY TERMS :
$10 Wuckyt ! ; : ( ) Monthly , hi ailvonco
Send jour innltliinie today ami Ret Ihe benefit
of tomonow'M Infurmallon You Bclcctiour own
broken * 1 am UKIII | In ( lObltlon to Kl > * > ou
A TIP ON THE MARKET
ulilcli will equal If not ( \ieed Ihe reienl nu
und wheat riff Write foi particular * lo
CHARLES HUGHES
,
( il ! Wall St. , NIJVV VOIIK ,
CH RIStTe-STR E Ef
Stocks , Grain and Provisions-
Ituuiu 111 1lliuuil of Trillin lllilif ,
( Tel 1083. )
fj. c. CHJUSTfi ; . . , ,
U. J. STH13ICT . Vice President
Q. W. KKNN15V . , , . . .8frretury
David T. nvaU , PreatNo 3627.
V. P. l''ralVlLC PrcK I ulon Anlloiinl lltinlc
Clius H , V. Lewis , Cash. Capital. JCOO.OOO.
KANflAR CITX , Mo. , Apni U. 1SJ7.
\Ve horby ( .citify tliut th UlirUtle-fctreot
Commission Company lus this day cjmm.ii.ced
bu lni-tu wllh uii by ilcposltlni ; 1'lfty Thuunanil
C < liars < > . < 00) In oitli.
. ) C1IA11LP.H U , V
C. H. MAGOON & CO.
COMMISSION BROK-RS
Stock Grain and Protons ,
314 South Ii5th SI.
OMAHA. - NEB