Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAILY 1U313 : THURSDAY , SEPTEMWEll 1C , 1897.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Market Fwea Itsdf from Bnll Clique , but
Closes Unchanged ,
SABOARD ENGAGEMENTS ARE LARGE
Ilnlil Corn mill CIUMO n Drop of
( Itinrli'r Cent _ . ( > II < N nnd
l.nril iiiHiiniril1'nrk ; !
Dlino
CinfAUO. ! fcVpt. t5.-Whr-nt nct.nl for n
long time liiilny as If tlic hull clique. Imtl
lost Its grip < in the mnrltct. Knurnious sen-
li.-anl engagements came to the rescue , nnd
ufter selling IHc below yesterday's price ,
Df-Hnbl-r rallied and closed where It left
off the tiny before. Bharp hear Milling In'
corn lesulted In u Vif tC decline In Hint
market. Oats closet ! unchanged imtl pro
visions unchanged for laid nntl ribs to 10e
lower for porlt.
Wheat wns n pur.zle nt the opining. H
witi : ilimcult to nccount for the Vic advance
with which the market started , the Liver
pool market , which usually InlUieneea the
op nlng tone here , showing opening de
clines of HfT-Tid. H was claimed In a dts-
put-It from Mlnntapolln that the thrashing
returns In tin ; Dakota * , nnd .Minnesota In-
( Jloitcd n crop for the three states of not
to , fixi'tctl 123,000,000 bu. , but there WHS not
much confidence here In Btich n low estl-
mitte , Paris was reported from 10 to 15
centime. ' ! higher ill HIM opening and HIP ad
vance hem wns ascribed by some people to
that. Hut the opsnliw strength quickly
faded DPtember , whMi closed yefrtordny
nt IM'/'iflM'j'ic , Btnrted today at Vl liniTJiC ,
1 und In two mlnutc-R more it was down to
3'lc. ' There was no statistical reason for
the ttacllnc. It was apparently ilue to total
lack of support , scarcely any demand up-
pcatit g until Wic had been touched. A
rccovi.ry to ! Uo then ensued. Hut during
the in xt two IIOUTA the bearlshness that
Bticucedcil the inoinentnry bulge became
irlorc pronounced and the > price suffered ac
cordingly. The mn rice I broadened as the
prl o rank , and with such evidence before
them that the bull clique hail lost Its grip ,
the short Fellers became mrre courapeoua
nnd prcraed their advantage. ChlciiBO re
ceived 270 carloads , of which 2 ! ) wore con
tract. The quantity Inspected nut of store
was K1.3SO bu. .Miuntnpollfl nnd Ouluth re
ceived Ws-S cars , compared with 'M2 the cor
responding day of the yeur before. Ant
werp showed weakness , with a decline of
37 ! ' ' centimes , or equal to 2e per bu. , and
IJvirpool flpscd at n net decline for the
day of Tdd p ° r cental for futures , but un-
chansoJ for spit. About noon the market
Krew strong. The prlco of I > i > cpinhcr bad
In the nieanllme ilccllnvtl to ! i2ir , but from
there It picked Itself up and rose steadily
to O-Ht'iJIM sc. The recovery wns duo to the
enormous amount of the w.iltlnp orders for
wheat for export that were uncovered by
the early decline. New York varied In the
reports of ( he actual quantity sold for ex
port all the way from 75 to 200 boatloads.
Thn close wu * llrm nt ! M',4fI9llKc.
Corn lost cill the bullishness It displayed
yeslcrdny and ruled lower all day. Various
InlUit'nceH combined to cause the weakness.
The break In wheat had pome effect. Ca
bles were r-iffn'dd lower. Receipts , ( CIS curs ,
overran the estimate. . December started
HfiVie lower at 31Tfeff32c. It sold down Rr.id-
unlly under vigorous bear raiding to Sl W
81'XjC , when the revival In wheat net In nnd
December curn recovered to % ' . ' ! % > ,
Where It closed. A sale of 200,000 bu. for
export from here was reported.
Oats was dull and without special Inci
dent. At the opening the market was weak
with corn and It remained BO for setup time.
It ru'illed later on the excellent shipping
demand and closed llrm. Receipts wore
ntated nt 2SU cars. December ranged nt
from 2Hifi21'4c to 20T4c , closing unchanged
at 21He.
Provisions iipaln suffered from the yellow
fever news from the south. Prices ruled
i lower nl ! around for most of the session ,
t with a good deal of stop loss Helling. Oa
the break there was a good covering nnd
a general recovery ensui'd. Nevertheless
the market was quiet at the clnae. Pork
ClcBed lOc lower at IS.1G ; December laid un
changed ot M.FiO nnd December ribs un
changed at $1.80.
Estimated receipts Thursday : Wheat. 3 0
carvi ; corn , 800 cars ; oats , 300 cars ; hogs ,
JO.IKX ) head.
_ LcadIng futures j-aiigodjx ! ) follows :
' '
ArtlcliB.I O'pjn. | 'Hl-'lin Law. | Cloaa. lYuanl'y
Win-lit- '
Ectit. . . 05 1)5 ) 0.1 IMH IUM
Di'c. . . . IKU ' if ' *
liny. . . DIVi 1I4V
Coin
Sut. . VOili no JP'i 30
Dec. . . .
Mny. . . 33MMH
Ontb
Sept. . . IHJs 1IIH
" 11H ! an * 111)4 )
MnyV. 24
Poik-
Oct. . . . R U H Iff H O.'H 8 ( lib 8 17 > <
D.C. . . . H - ! & 823 8 0 , * ) 8 10 B 25
Lnnl-
Cct. . . . | 41'Jt 4 I'm 4 n. > 4 4'Jlt 4 24i !
Uru , . . I B-Jd 4 u'Jtt 4111 4 5U 4 fill
ttiMUIbt
B I''H SO
Oct. . . ! 0 U7W ' . SOM
No. 2.
C kh nuotlitlonn were a follows :
rUltin-Slow ; stralBhta , Jf.'O .SO ;
epeclols. JC.15 : fp'lni ; patents. J3.20S5.to ;
traliht * . $4.70S5.10 hnkeri * . Jl.10ffl.30.
WHRAT No. 2rprlnR , ( > 4",0i4a ! ; No. S spring.
88Qt4c , No. 2 red. 9r.V. 96c.
fOKN No. 2 , 2Sifi29T4c.
OATS No. 2 , 19c f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , 23O
K < 6e ; No. 3 while. 22f22ttc.
1'VI.No. . t. SOc.
UAUI.KY-Nii. S , nominal ; No. J , f. o. b. , 82O
43e. No. 4 30C3.1C.
KI.AXSKUO-No. 1 , tl.MOl.09.
Tijtrvmv RKKD I'rlme. 12.63.
rilOVIBIONfl Mem pork , per Mil. . JS.lCiff8.15.
I < ard , per 100 Ibs. . } 4.42H. Bhort ribs sides
( loore ) , S5.i > flri5.30. Dry tolled shoulders ( boxed ) ,
t5.6005.75. Hlinrt clear eldes ( boxi > l ) . { 4.7S.
WHISKY DlHtlllcrs1 llnUhed goods , per gnl. .
tl.2
BL'OAKB Cut loaf , $3.90 ; granulated , 15.27.
On the Produce exchange today the butter
rnaiUet wus llrm creameries. 12ffl74o ; dairies ,
tifir.c. ( 'hfene , easy , 8j9e. | l'XK , nrm , 13.Uv
poultry , quiet , turkeys , OfflOc ; chickens , SJic ;
prliiK , 9',4c ; ducks , " { Hide.
NKW YOUIC ( iK.\KUAI < SI ARKIOT.
Quotation * ) iif ( In * Uiiy on Rt > iitrul
Coiiiiiiuillllt-n.
NKW YORK , Cept lB.-I'IXt'n-IlecelptB , 17-
87 li'jlH. ; exports , 8,168 bbU. ; quiet und fnslcr
nt the founer level of pilces. Rye tlour , dull ;
fancy , | 3.36i/3.75. /
CORN MIlAIr-Dult ; yellow western , 72c.
RYE-Qulfl ; No , 2 wrntern , 52c.
IIARI.UY i : ry nt 3'lc.
1IAHU3Y MAI.T Nominal.
WHEAT Itecelpts , S42I5'J ' ! m. ; exports. 49,770
bu. ; spat active ; No , 2 red , I1.0IT4. Options
opened Htnme on hlRher French markets ; sold
off under actlvo liquidation and wenkenlng news ,
tut rccoxercd later vn heuvy export purchases ,
closing HOlc up ft cm the linltom mid UJJ" < u
on * frini last nlnht , No. 2 red. 99Tt0ll.01 , clos-
Init at I1,00J ; December , 96 15-1609''c ' , closing at
Iic.
txRN ner lit | , 140,370 bu. ; exports 101,470 b-i.j
fin. 2 35Vic. Opllumi cpened steady with wheat ;
old ort on better cnip reports and weak cables ;
rulllol sllKhtly on the late ilse In wheat nnd
clcfed UttKn net lower : Heplembcr. S5HiT35 ic.
closed ut SSHo ; December , 2iJ37 ! c , closed at
' 87'iC.
OATH Rec 'ipls , 17.218 bu. ; expirls , 1,294 l > . :
spot Mrady ; No. i. Kf. Option- steady , closlnB
xmchuiiKeU ; Peplember , 24c ; December closed nt
X6c.
X6c.HAY
HAYHlraily ; itnoj In choice , 5070c ,
ItOI'rt-Onlfi : IMS crop , SJ Ic ; USD crop , 6B8c ;
1M7 crop , \til\Ze. \
lllDKH-KInn : Onlvi'Hl-n , SO to 2" ! lb . , 16W
16cj lluenos Ayrm. dry , IPe. nominal ; Tex s dry ,
tl ta 30 UK. , K'ill'lSo ; Callfornlu , 21 to U Ibv. ,
I.UATHEHKlniij humlock sole. lluenos
AW' , lluht to heavy wclchtn. 19H&20Ue.
II'TTEH ' RrccIptB , K.SM pkus. ; teiuflnK up-
warU ; westun .creamery , 12U'18 > ic ; KlKlns , 18',4c ;
fact iry. MJ12O
L'HI'KSiIlecellitB ; , tl.115 plitH. ; quiet ; law ,
white , fVio ; Hmall , white , 4H4c ; larnr culoied ,
( He ; tiuu'l colurrd , 9c ; part skims , 6Hf7c ; full
. .
IXK1B Receipts. 8.676 pkm. ; Hrm ; stain and
l'i'nr y\anttt. | I'ftlSo ; writern. Itc ,
rnOVIKIONH-Ilecf. firm ; packet. 18,50. Cut
mc.1l dull : plekltNl lollies , t7.RW8.S4 ; .pickled
houldt'rx. J5.S5 ; plcklrd hum * . 18 37Hfl8.0. I/ud ,
dull ; western slvnin I4.i ) ; retlned , quiet. I'nrk ,
dull ; old mess. ISWtj'J.W ; new meu , J9.WlrlO.13.
ihnr * cl nr. JIO.ST.ail.OO ; family , lll.04ffll.6o ,
TAIJjOW Nominal.
OHJJCcltonnetHl. . dull : prime yellow. * 7r
tVi'-c. I'ulralruin , dull ; United. 60c bid : lVnns > l-
vunla crude , no maiket ; nominally at kV lto ln ,
Mcady ; strained , eommnn to Kuod , II.45O1.50.
Tuif > itlne * n y t WVffSOUp.
RU-E-KIrm : domestic , fair to extra , 4ii J6iJet
Jsp n. 4fiGHtc.
MOLABfinB-l'Mrm : New Orleans , open kettle ,
Rood to choir * . SoiJJlc.
MKTAIJJ I'lc Iron , warrants very ijulct l > ut
llrm at l7.MOT.r1I'ike capper , quiet at JH.K.
Tin , quiet ut IlLCWlLiO. Speller , quirt HI
14 " ? yi.SO. l.cud , vjchunito nrm nt M.27' W
SI , Iioiiln ( JeiH-riil Miirkr < n ,
ST 1.OT1S , Btpt. 15.-KI-Ol'R-Qulet : patents ,
I5.00U&10 : ( tralEhU , l(65i/4.iej clean H.
| i. Mum. I3.CC33 70 , low Krades , l3.OOU3.tl.
WHEAT-Ixiwtrj doting w h 8'ptembsr * f ,
I > ecfinbrr UQHc and May Ho under ycitcrday )
December opened Ho higher to Via lower , de
clined Hie from the top. rallttd IHO and closed
tronc , with buytn HOtto oft ( rem that ; spot
lowtr ; No , I red , ranti , In tlerator , * 3c ; on tracli ,
W.iftMc ; N < J. 2 hard , cash , 8T l J ! > Ooi September ,
MHc bid ; Decemhpr , K4fMHe ! ! Mny , S7c.
roRN-I'-uturei npenert e y , followcJ by n il -
cllne of He ; Inter corn milled , with whrnt. re-
ncllhK Ho ; nl the close liuyers were HffSc iindfr
yesterday ; spot , dull , weak nml lower ; No. t
ca h , S7V4c ; flfptcmber , Zl'.ln ackcd ; December ,
WUtlWUc ; MAy , ! 2 > ic.
OATfl Future * quiet , nnd , thouKh bids were
lower , the tone was by no means we.ik ; spot ,
Blendy ; No. 2 cn h , In elevntor , ! Ds bid ; No.
2 white , " 2'ic ; fleplcmber , 20c bid ! Deceml.er , Jlc :
May , MHc hlil.
RYE-lyiwer nt 4 ' .ic.
CORN MEAIKtrnnr at tl.TORI.7S.
niA ! > ; Dull nnd toner ; sacked , ent track ,
4Sc ; At mill , t : IS3r.
FI.SXBEEDSteady nt M.0) ' { .
TIMOTHY SEED--I'rlmc , J2.61.
HAT Firm , In ilemaml nnd frnrce ; prairie ,
} 5.fOf > SW ; timothy , t'1.00(9.CO. (
I'OlTI.TIlY-tTilelccno , quiet ; old hem. 6'ic :
sprlnrs , 9c ; ilurlts , 6e , Kttff , 6c ; turkeys. 7'4Q8c. '
HI''lTiR'rrnmiry. . ] | " { fi9ej dairy , SMfllt'ic.
KOOR-Onlcf lOitr.
WHISK Y-tl.21.
METAI.fl I/-nd , ihill tin.1 heavy nl t < . Spel
ter. nomlnnl nt t4.02'it(4.05. '
I'HOVIBIONB Sleiily nml nnchinufd : pork ,
standard mes * . Jrbblnjt. new. MR ) ; old , tS. l it < l ,
prime steam , t4.23 ; choice , t4.32H. lljcon. boxed
lots , extra short clear nnd rlrn , > 6.f2'4 ' ; phorts.
tf..7f. Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , JS.M ;
extra Miort cleurs nnd rlb . tC.12'4 : shorts. t . ? S.
HKCRlPTS-Floiir. none ; wheat , 79,000 bu. ;
rum. lOSOV ) Int. : nntc , S7.000 l l.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3.W ) btily.vlicnt ; , 47.000
Im. j corn. ' 41.000 bu. ; ont ! > . 4,000 bu.
O3I VIIA ( I UX lilT\ , MA UK KTS.
I'oiiilltliin of Trmli- mill O.ii tiiliini
on Hlniilinml PiiiHjI'roiliue. .
nCiOS-Oond slock , nenk nt 1c.
1HITTER-- Common to fair , 74flc ! : rholce l
fancy , 1057120 ciarnlir | crenmery , 18c : Rath-
ered eioamery. lUfllc.
VHAI Chnlrp fnl , SO to 120 Ibs. , quoted nt Se ;
large nnd coarse. 4fU'C.
l.IVK I'OUI.TRY Hens , C > iV e : rockf 3H4c <
sprlmt ' 'hlckcn ? . per II ) . , CV4ff7c : ilucks. Re ;
.
riOEONSI.lv * . ngMn ; dead pigeons not
wnnted ,
HAY-Pplnnil. t8 ; mHlnnd , } S 0 lowland.
tl.uO ; iyo straw , t < : color tnnkes the prlee on
hny ; IlKht bales sell the best , only lop Rrndes
brim ; top prices.
IinooMCORNETtrein > ly slow sales new crop ,
delivered on trnck.ln cmtnlrv : choice creen felf-
workhiK cnrpet per II , . , 2fF2'.Sc ' : choice Kr'cn ,
rtimilnK to hurl. 2fT2'Je ; rnmnion. Hie.
VKOKTAIII.KS.
r-ANTAI/H'I'ns-l'er doz. . 3r , 50e.
TOMATOns-1'er hnlf Int. bnsliPt. 41i7r,0e.
ONIONS-Per Im. , COfitOc.
MMA IlEANS-I'er II , , 3c.
HBANR Hand-picked navy , per Int. . Jl.rp.
CAHRAnE IInnif > crown , Ic.
WATERMEMlNP-frnled , per dor. . , t1.13 t.3t > .
POTATnrw. Homo grown , CdfC.-c. (
rill'ITS.
APPI.KSSPer bhl. , J1.MJJ2 00.
NATIVE I'M'Mf Per bnskot.
OHAPKS Tnllfornln. tl.ZSOl.CO.
KOI'THERN PEAHIES IVr ' .i Int. . fOJf.V. (
CAI.1I-X > HNIA t'ECIIKS Per rase. Crnw-
fords. fCc cllnc' . 70T7rc. ( [
PnAIIS IInrllett. per cnse. J2.00 : Utah Rnrt-
letts. tl.7njTl.fO ; Ihicrre Hardy. $1 40 < Tl.r,0 ,
HOMn OltnWN OHAPES I'cr Imskrt. 1c.
CALIFORNIA PM'MR Per onfe. $1 00fn.2.- ( .
niANHERRIEF Cnpp Cod. per bbl. , J7.CO.
THOPICAtj FRUITS.
ORANOER-Medltptrnnoan sweets. J'.2M4.r,0.
I.PA1ONS Mcsflnns , tl..O ; choice California.
t4. 00514.25.
HANANASOiolce , Inrce flock , per bunch ,
J2.MfT2.25 ; inmlhim-stzed bunches , tl BOW 2 0 .
MISCEI.I.ANEOrS.
Nt'TS Almonrti" , Cnllfortiln , per lb. , Inrce
slr.o , 13c ; llrnzll. ' pr lb. , lOc ; EnRllsh walnuts ,
per Ih. . fanesroft shell , IfflSe : stnndarls. IC j
lie fllherts , per II , . . 10c ; pecans , ixillfhetl , InrRp ,
WIOc : JumlMi. 118T12c : larce hlekorj' nnls , tl.25
p r bu ; cocoanuls 4'.4c each.
FIOR Imported fancy. 4 crown , ! 0-lb. Imxcs ,
12c ; 5 crown MMb. boxes. 13W14c.
HONRY Choice while. 13c.
CIDRR-Cln-ine , ! Juice , per half Ubl. . JJ.S3 ; per
bbl. . I4.00ff4.2o.
MAPI.E SYRUP-Flve-pnl. cans , each t2.2" > ;
pal cans , pure , per doz. . tI2.00 ; half-gal , cnm- .
JB.S5 quart cunt , t3 60.
FIIESII MEATS.
nnRKSED RnEF-Oood native steers. 400 to
600 II , s. . 7c ; Rood foreqiiarterp. Pteer = . Cc ; Rood
hlndatinrlprs , ! lc ; western steers. lOTti o ; fnncy
holfrrs. 6c : Rood heifers. ( Hie ; coed forequnitors.
liflff-ra PC ; itond hlndqimrters , holfers , Sc KOOI !
cows , . C'.jc ; fair cows. Plc ; common co\vp. 6'5e :
cow forenunrlcrs , 4',45TSr ; cow hindquarters. 7H
( ife.
I1KEF CfTS Tonrlerlolns. 1Sc : boneless strip- ,
9c ; strip loins. 7c rolls. Oe ; sirloin butts i'p ;
phoulder clods , 6c : rump butts. 5o ; steer chucki" ,
fk1 : cow chn-ks , 4 c : bonoles" chucks 4140 ; cow
plntof , 3c ; steer plntca. 3'4c lUnlf fteiik 6'i' ;
loins , No. 1 , 14c : loins. No. 2. 10U. " ; loins. No. 3 (
RHc : Flrloln ends , No. 1. 9c ; rllip. No. 1. 1lc ;
ribs , No. 2 , RHo ; ribs , No. 8. 6',4c strcr rounds ,
7'4c ; cow roundn , 7c : cow rounrt < < off. SUc ; trlm-
nilnRS , 4c : beef shnnks , 2V4c ; lirnlns. per dm : . ,
S5c : sweelbronds. per Ih. . 12c sweetbreads
( calves ) , per lb . 40s ; kldnej-s. per doz , 33c ; ox
tails , each 3c ; livers , per Ih. , 2c ; hearts , per lb. .
c : tomrnes , per lb. , lie.
PORK Drrs'cil piss , Co : dref pd IIORS , fHc
tenderloins. 13e ; loins , 7c ; spare ribs 4c ; hnm
saurapre. btittt , fie ; shoulders , roueh. 6Hc ; shoul
ders. skinned , fie : trimmings. 4Hc leaf lanl , not
rendered. 6c : heads , cleaned 3c : rn nt r nd p-r-
3c : backbones. IHc ; cheek meats , 3c ; ncrk
hones , l',4c ; plKs' tails. 2c plucks , each r.cj
chttterllnKs , Re ; hocks , 4c ; hearts per doz. , 2i\c ;
stomachs , each 3c : tonuues ench "c ; Itldneyi.
per ilor. . . 10c ; b'nlns. per doz. , 15c pigs' feet ,
per doz. . 2.1c : livers , ench 3c.
MUTTON I.nmbs , SHc ; sheep. 7'4c : markPt
rncka ( lonn ) , 9c ; hotel racks ( short ) , 12c leci1
end pn-ldles , So ; 1amh ICKS , 9c ; breasts ana
slews , 3c ; tonsues , each 3c.
HIDF.R , TAI.I.OW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 urten hides , 6e ; No. 2 frreen
liHes. r > V4c ; No. 1 salted hides. 8c ; No. 2 green
salted hides. 7cNo. . 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibr. .
S'.i-c ; No 2 veal calf. 12 to 16 lb ! . . Sc ; No. 1 dry
flint hides , 10 12c : No. 2 dry flint hides , SffllOc ,
No. 1 dry salted hides. 9fflOc ; part cured hlder ,
' ,40 peIh. . lens than fully cured.
SHEEP PEI.TS Green salted , each 25g6H- ! ;
fjreen salted shearllnps ( short wooled early
skins ) each 15o ; dry shearllnRS ( short wootert
early 'skins ) , No. 1. each 6c < Iry Hint. Kansnn
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. . actual
weight 4fric ; dry ( lint , Kansas and Nebraska
murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , S Me ;
dry flint Colorndo butcher wool pelts , per ID. ,
actual welKht , 4J.r.c ; dry Hint Colorado mtirriln
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 35f4 ? ; feei
cut off. ns It In upclors to pay freight on them ,
KIIIINIIH City Miirkptn.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 16. WHEAT Hard sold
liGle lower , closlnn with most of decline recov
ered : soft steady ; No. 1 hard. 67 fSSc ; No. 2. E4S >
86 ; No 3. 81f8" c ; No. 4 , 8ST82c : No. 2 red. 93o ;
mixed 90c ; No. 3. 0 ! iBfl2c ; No. 4. 68i4088 > ic ;
No. 2 spring. 820 > S3c : No. 3 , Sic.
CORN ' .4c lower ; No. 2 mixed 2j',4c.
OATS Alwut steady ; No. 2 white. 20Q'22c ; lat
ter for fancy.
RYE Firm ; No. 2 , 44c.
HAY Higher ; choice timothy , 17.00JJ7.CO ; chold-
pialrle. 5.75@0.00.
11UTTER V r > ' llrm on light receipts ; cream-
cry. l&giTHc ; dairy , 10012c.
RECEII'TP Wheat , 10S.COO bu. ; corn , 29.900
bu. ; oats. 8.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 179.400 bu. ; corn , 44,800
bu. ; oats , 11 000 bu. _
Hiilllumrr Murkfln.
IIAI.TIMORE. Sept. 15. WHEAT Weak ; tpot ,
98'l08',4c : December. 9SyiW3Sic : steamer. No.
2 red S2HO'92Hc ; recolpts. 165,608 bu. ; exports ,
224,875 bu , ; Bouthern wheat , bv sample. fOSU9c ;
uoulliern wheat , on grade , 92U1TM40.
COIlN-Kn yi spat , SSHfiPM' . ; December newer
or old 35 ic iisked ; stenmer mixed , 334W334c ;
receipts , 93.CS1 bu , ; exports , S33.66S bu. ; southern
whit" corn , 33q ; southern yellow. 39c.
OATS l''lrm ; No. 2 white western , 2l',44Ji > c ;
n-celpts , 60.716 bu.
RYE-Eany ; No , 2 western , 68140 ; receipts ,
3961 bu
'HAY Sleadv : choice timothy , tl3.00J > 13V ) .
GRAIN FREIGHTS Very quiet ; rates firmly
hi'ld ; unchanged.
1IUTTER Dull nnd unchanged.
EGGS Steady and unchanged ,
CHEESE Steady nnd unchanged.
NIMV OrlfniiH MnrketN.
NEW ORI.EAN8. Sept. 16.-PROVISIONS
Steady ; pork , old , S',4c Lard , refined to choice ,
4 > 4c. Roxed meats , dry nlt shoulders , 6V4c ; sides.
6e. llHcim , rleur ribs , CHc. Hums , choice
sucur cured , .
COFFEE Rio , ordinary to low fair , fjflle.
FI.OUR-Steaily ; extra fancy , t4.70tf4.80 ; pat
ents. { 5.1599.20.
CORN MEAISteady nt tl.60.
IIRAN-Qulet at C6c.
HAY-Qulet ; prime , llfT12j ; choice , Hffl6e.
COHN PlemlVj No. 2 cash , 34iJ9c ; mixed , 333-
Sfu ; yellow , 40c.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2. racked. 25fi25'4c
RICE Firm ; ordinary to good , 4SJ4c.
I'iMirlii
IMCOUIA , Sept. 15.-CORN-DU1I , lower ; No , .
SS'.c.
OATS-Inuctlvc ; tin , 2 while , 22',4c.
HYIOulet : No 3. 49V4c.
WHISKY Market firm ; basis for finished goods
J1.2I.
Receipts : Corn. S2. ( > Wliu , : oats , 18,0'Oliu. ; rye ,
60) bu. ; uhlrky , none ; wheat , CO ) bu. Shlpmenis :
Coin. 12.7"0 Im. : ont * , 16,950 bu. ; rye , none ;
whisky , 1,170 I > I > U : wheat , 6UO hu.
Tolrilo
TOLEDO , 8ept. -WHEAT Dull ; cash , Bep-
tember and December , Ot'ic.
< 'ORN-Inll ; No. 2 mixed. Sic.
OATS Dull end lower ; No , 2 mixed , Decem
ber. Me.
l'U > VEHSEED-Easter ; prime cash , t3 67K-
Oil , Unchanged.
I'litliiilrlplitn I'roilui'C Market.
PHII.ADEU'HIA. Bept. 15. HUTTETl-Steady ;
fancy western , 17c ,
EtlOR Firm ; fresh nearby , 17c ; fresh west-
em , ! CS16\4c.
Hrtrolt Cirnln
DtrTROIT. Bept. IS.-WHEAT-No. 1 while ,
95c ; red , KV4c. i
CORN No , 2 mixed , 32o.
OATS-NO. 2 white , Me.
RYE No. 2 , Me.
SHII FrunclxL-o Wlicut niul. Hurley.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 15. WHEAT Dull but
MtAdv : December. tl.U'.i.
RARl.EY-Qulft ; December , jjHc
\Vonl MurkcU.
ANTWERP , Sept. 16. The wool auction salts
were continued today with more activity. The
attendance was rood nnd price * were firmly
maintained. Hlo Grande and colonial wool Bold
well at th iama hardening ratu. The follow-
In * am the sales In < J t ll : Itueno * Ayres 1.0j9
Mies , TnoiCOf : Montevideo , 110 bales. WTliOf ,
BT. IvOUIS , Bert. 15. \ VOOI8tronit ftnd ac
tive ; medium , IMlIOUc ; light fine , 12t15c ; hta\y
fine , DM2'.4c ; tub washed ,
STOCKS AMI 1IO.MIS.
Mnrltrt IM trrpitnlnr , but I'rlccn
llrnrh n Illnhcr l.rvcl.
NEW YORK , Sept. IS. Today's tnnrkel was
extremely IrrfRulnr , but the average level of
price * wn lifted ns a result of the day's oper-
ntlons. The strength shown was very nggres
slve In ppots , but many of the shares recently
nctlvo In the mntkct moved scarcely at nil.
The Vnnderhllts were ngnln n center of strengthen
on the reports of large Increases In cnrnlnRs
nnd most of them advanced n point or more
In the clny's trading. New York Central wns
heavily dealt In nnd ndvnnced l i per cent on
the estimated Increase In thp surplus for the
current quarter of 1672,957 and In the reported
Increase In the gross earnings for the first week
In September of tl0,000. Northwestern nnd
Omnhn also continued their concurrent advance
on the benetlts to ncciuo from the prospective
Increase In Omaha's dividend , the extreme rise
In each exceeding 2 per cent during the
day , with ft reaction on prodl Inking. Iwiko
Shore nisi was taken In hand by the bull ele
ment during the final hour of trailing nnd
rushed up 2W per cent , apparently for effect In
sustaining the balnncc of the mnrket. The snme
element wns Instrumental In hoisting the price
of I'ennsylvnntn , which has only liocn * listed
for n short time on the New York exchnnge ,
Si points , the subsequent reaction being about
! 4 per cent. A Jump of S ) points In Consolidated
( la * , even Hitmen It wns on n llmlled volume
of transactions , wns nlso n sensntlonnl fenture
In the market. The recent speculation which
wns centered In Union IMcldc canied the nd-
vnnce In lhat stock nnd benefited the price to
the extent of over n pcilnl. Kansas * Texhs
1 , referred nlso continued to manifest the strength
which Ims characterized It In the recent specula
tion nnd ndvnnced over a point. Reports circu
lated of large Increases In earnings turned nt-
tr > nllim to General Electric nnd that slock
rn e nt cne time nenrly J points. These ele
ments of strength could not but senve lo sus
tain the market nnd tinndvnncc of St. I'nttl
nnd Rurllnglnn to new high record prices for
the yenr were nddltlonnl factors. Hut never
theless there were consplcunui exceptions to
the strength of the mnrkel. Such stocks n *
Mlxviml Pxeltle , Atchlson preferred. Northerii
Pncine preferred. Ixtll. vllle. Sonlhern preferred ,
Clpielnnil. Clnclnnall , Chlcnco K SI. l iils nnd
Chempenke & Ohio lagging iiulte henyllv In the
advance nnd In some cases closing below yes-
tptd.iy. A number of the IndusirtnlH were pin-
splcunusly wpnk. Including Sugar preferrc.l ,
lumber preferred , Illinois Steel , Tennessee Coal
nnd llnv Slhte Has. Sugar common , wlilch sold
CT-iIlvlileiiil tudnv. lost all ot Its enrly gain be
fore the close. The coaleis were somewhat heavy
dtirlmr the day. but Improved sllRhlly l > cfore
the close , npparcnlly In sympathy with the lively
advance In Ontario & Western nml Susiuehinnn
R Western preferred. The latter Jumped 5\4
points nnd lencted. Chlcnco Oa nnd Uiclede
( Jns were quite strong , the former advancing
nenrly 3 points nnd the latter 4 pilnts , but
both nliowlng n subsequent reaction. Less was
heard ti.ilny ot the prospect of Immediate Im
ports of gr'ild , the exchange market showing n
steailv lone though very dull , nnd no further
Imrdfiilj , ; ft the rate for money In the l"Ml mar
ket bel , * p rcetlble. | Exchange Is still fully n
cent nlme the gold Import point , but It poems
evident Hint any material rise In money rntes
here would be met by gnld Imports nnd consequently
quently by n check to the advance. One of
the features of the ilav In Wnll st'-cet wan saien
of Standard Oil liquidating certinontPB on the
curb nt 351'i. which Is .114 points advance over
the highest previous price.
There was con 'dernble decrease In the vol
ume of bond dealings , but price * generally nil-
vnnccil. Tolnl sulo- < , } 2BI3li l. United Stntcs old
4s were 1t lower bid.
The Evening Post's T/ondon financial cable.
" has l epri
gram says : "The stock settlement >
satisfactorily concluded and the business In the
stock market today was quiet pxcept In Ameri
can rails nnd In Ornnd Trunk , which has rlfcn
thnrply on the New York bonrd. The fentnro
tonlTht Is the tire In Union Pncine to nrnrly
24. The condition of exchange In New York
nttrncts nttent'on , hut the bept Informed still
look for no gold movement to New York tint II
next month. I have rotne reason to believe that
the illrpotorn of the Hank of England will to
morrow publicly disavow any truth In the recent -
cent reports of nn Increase I holding of sllvel
rcrerve. South American stocks w re dull ana
Kaffirs were firm. The rise In Paris exclmngii
on Iximlon Is Immediately due to large wheat
purchases from America. London private dis
counts arc llrm. n large business being done In
the open market by the bunk. The market In
Ilerlln wns steady nnd that In Paris was Irrcun-
lar nnd quiet. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
'
dolMpfd
Non'ol'.c , V Wostoru 111 I 'do phi 1IHW
No. Amer. Co n > C T. C. .V Iron M
ex-dlv.
Total sales of stocks today were 621.242 shares ,
Including : Atchlson preferred , 8.SOO Cnnnda
Southern , 12,640 ; Chesapeake & Ohio. 3,343 ; Chicago
cage , llurllngton & Qulncy , 18,700 ; Ijike Shore ,
3,040 ; Louisville & Nashville. 8,3 0 ; Manhattan ,
5 690 ; Missouri , Kansas & Texas , 3,345 ; Missouri ,
Kansas & Texas preferred. 14,200 New York ,
Sutquehanna & Western , 6.2CO ; New York , Bus.
iiuchanna & Western preferred , 6,400 : New York
Central , 19.050 : Northern Pacific , 8.990 ; Northern
I'aoinc preferred , 8,900 : Northwestern , 11 WO : On
tario & Western , 32,100 ; Heading , 7,100 ROCK
Island , 14,130 ; Bt. 1'oul , 37,200 ; Bouthern Hall
way , 11. COO ; Bouthern Hallway preferred , 6,401 ;
Union raclflc. 65,9:0 ; Union 1'aclflc , Denver &
Gulf , 6.200 ; WnlKiih prcfeired , 4.200Vheplln ; %
6 U-ike Urle. 3,100 ; American Tobacco. 6,400 ;
Uay State Has , 31.420 ; Chicago Qas , 46.303 ; Con
solidated Gas , 7,705 General Klectrlc , 33,193 ;
I.ncloile Gas. 8,490 ; Sugar , 18,200 ; Tennessee Coul
ani Iron , 3,200.
\ MV Ynrli 'Moiii-y
NKW YOUK. Sept. 16. MONKY ON CAL.I ,
Firmer at l'/i@2 per cent ; last loan , Uf2 per cent ;
ckfclng , 2 per cent.
MKHCANT1MO l'Al'KR-4&4H
PRIMI3 - per
cent ,
STHHUNG KXCIIANOI Steady. with actual
buslnets In bankers' bills at I4.UO4.85V4 for de
mand and at 4 62 ? ; for sixty days ; posted rates ,
Il.M'i and } 4.E6ir4 > CVi commercial bills , J4.SlVi ,
? 4.f2.
SIIA'KH CEHTIKICATES E Hc.
HAH HIIjVKIt CSfic.
MEXICAN DOIIAHS-43c.
GOVERNMENT IlONDH-Kasy.
STATE HONDS-Dull.
RAILROAD llONDS-Klrm.
Bales of silver cfrtlllcatcs , representing 95,000
ounces , were made today at f > 6tc.
Closing iiuoinllons on bends were as follows ;
Silver bars. 63Uo ; Mexican dollars , 4I3I4UC.
DrafU , alsht. 6c | telecrtphlo TKc.
American beourllIeK In I.ouaan ,
LONDON , Sept. U. Tbo market fcr American
focurlllf * Advanced 'imim rhnt , but wenkened
Inter. Hulls were catty buyer * , but renllietl
on. . . . , „
IliiNtnli Stock'tiuitntlon * .
HOSTON , Pept. 15i-rCall loan * . SC3H r < r cent ;
time lonnn. SCftU | > i > r > ctnt. Closing jilces for
Mocks , bond * nnd miningflocki !
A.T.a f. K n > ( * . Klee. nM OS
American Httsrnr. . IS4 ! Win. Cent 3
Ain.Siic.ir nd fil. Kloi. Ill 15H
DlTSMto ( ) . . . . : ! . . jOm Ocii. KI03. pfd. . . 88
Hull Telephone. . . 27 Atchlaoi PM 3t > <
lloston.ti Albi-iv. " Atohloon 4i 87' (
HoMon.V Malnj. . Allo-.iozMlnln/U ] 1
Atlantic 2.1K
' "
Filclibutv..ili ! tlosron.V Mniitnii 1AO
Ocncrnl Kioatrlo. . HnttoJc Hasten. . . .
Illinois yt'.i > i . . 44A
Mexican Contr.il. . Cnntennlal.
N. Y..V N. B l-'r.\tiUllii 10 t
0.8. L. KiMi-s.ir/o 214
Hubl-or ' ( ) 3eoU 41
San DlPro'.n. . . . i3416iiricy. .V. . . . . 118
Union Pacific , . . . . -3tJTamaracrc 130
\VcstEna OSJi Wolvcnno IBM
W. Klcc ' 'Mj' '
\OT - Viirk Ilnlnu ; tlimliitltiiiH.
NK\V YOUK , Bept. IS. The following nre the
clonlne mining quotations :
Chollar. . . . . . ul : Oiifino . ami
Crown Point . 3.1 Onnir. . 1HO
' Con.Cal..VVa. . . . HIS IMvninntn . 1A
Dcndwood . Jill )
( Jonlil it Otirr.v . OnlsXillvur DV..10JJ
1111 SlerMMnvU : % . . . . 1(1.1 (
. . . . . . ' . " .Mil Standard . 170
IronSllver . S3 Union Con. . . . 60
Mexican . (15 ( Yullow Jacket . . . . 48
Iionilnit Stork
I > O.NMON , S-'ept. 13. .4 p. m. closing :
ConHoln.ur.v.111 tfi-lil McMiMti ordinary. 20' ' <
Connols. iije'l lll ) { ' -ILl'MIl < % J 11 tUI.I. . II ) lU
Cnn. I'aeltic 77H V Y.Ojntril H'1,4
Krlu . . . . la,1 ? I'oniMVlv.inl i. r > Hk !
Krln Ittmifii ' 4S d U-jillni 14 > <
111 , Centr.il 11 a ' Mox. UJII.UQW U. U8 > <
HAIl SII.Vl'2K-2 tl iwr 'or.
MONUY > iGl per cent.
Tlie rnlf of Ol cuunt In HIP open market for
Miprt bills la 2 per cent ; fur three months' tillls ,
Z iwr eetit. '
Ojld In quoted at lluenim Ayrrs toilny nt
191.40 ; lit MslHin , 46 > 4i at llnino , 10.VZ7.
I'lniinrlalolcn. .
nOSTON , Sept. 15.-Clenrlm ; , JtS.COS.SSJ ; bal-
nnees , J2.1CS.7P5.
IIAtyriMOItlPept. . ir. . Clenrlngf , tl.3Sl.128i
bnlnnces , J3FOoi2.
NHW YOUK. Sept. IB Clearings. JIS2.CC9.9lli
linlnncep , J7,7ii.l14. ! .
rillt.Anm.I'lUA , Sept. IB. Clenrlngs , t2.128- !
O'jCj Imlanren , 121,779.
MKMl'HIS , Sept. IB. ClenrlnK i $190,975 ; bnl-
nncep , t"i .4Sl. New York exchnnRc , tl.S.1 pre
mium.
NKW OUUAXH : , Sept. IS. Clenrlnss. 792 431.
New York exi'lmnge , bunk , (1 ; commercial , JI.7&
per tl.VOO itlKCovnt.
C1HCAOO , Sept. 15.-ClenrlliK-i. J14C82.E99. . New
York exchiuiKf , COc illpcount. StcrllnB cxclmiiKe.
too ills-count. Sterling exchange , rtcndy ; poftcit
rntes. I.S414WI.8.45. Stocks , very FtrotiRj Din-
inunil Mut.'li niul NC\v Turk lltffiilt In Epcclil < le-
mnnili clo.ilm : prlci'K : Dlnmnnil Mntcl'i , 1",9 ;
Strnwtionril , 2'IH ; Mctropolllnn I. . 7',4Vejt ' ; Clil-
CIIKO. 10SV4i New York Dlscull , WHi lM\ie \ Street
l orclirn I'Miiiiiiclnl.
1'AniS , Sopt. IS. Tinvc per cent renles , lOlf
lOe for clieekn.
I1KHUN. Sept. 1ft. KelmtiKO on I ndnn , 20
miiikn 59 pfg. for cheeka.
IjONDON' , Sept. IB. The nmount of tmlllon
withdrawn from UKllnnk of KiiKlnnil on bal
ance twliiyvns C13 ! , ( ) ' .
COHN SIUST AOVAXCK.
Too 'Much UlHiinrllllvtnceit It nixl
( he 1'rlcc of Win-ill. '
O. D. Ashley , prusldent of the Wnbash
Ilallroud company , who cnmo out from
New York to St. lAitils to attend the annual
meeting of the stockholders of that road ,
expressed his views In regard to the wheat
and corn markets .while in conveisatlon with
n St. iMUla Olobe-lJciftocrat man.
"Wheat and corn musl travel more closely
together , " said I'realiU-nt Ashley. "Dollar
wnutt and 30-cent corfi means too wide a
iIHTcrci-.ee In prices. , I think the bullish
conditions generally , owing to the shortage
In the foreign wnf at crops. Justify the pre
diction thui wheat wl | | settle down iome-
where around Uio.doUur mark In the Ameri
can muikets. With wheat at $1 , I think
corn must go higher than 3D cents. It must
be remembered that corn Is more widely
used lit many European countries now than
a few years ago. , Why , nt one tlmo Indian
maize could not be sotil for Human food In
Europe at ail. But "since the people of
Germany and sotno other countries have
been educated to tips .cornmeal us a food ,
there will certainly be n larger foreign de
mand for corn when foreign wheat crops
are short. Cornnieal J nutrltlpus , and Is
much uhcapcr than -heat Hour , , and thcr.e-
ford uheh wheat Hour .advances to a high
price the peasantry abroad who have be
come acquainted wotli cornmeal will eat
cornponc Instead of wheat biscuits. As soon
as the foreign wheat crops arc moved , and
the exact shortage la known , and wheat
settles permanently around the dollar mark ,
then the foreign demand for corn will In-
crciuu. "
COTTOX MAlllvliTS.
Prlei-M I'luk Up After u Steaily OJM-II-
luur "t Xeiv York.
NtJVt" YOUIC , Sept. 13. The cotton market
mnde u Bluntly htartiit a lobs uf from 1 to
2 points on neur positions and an uilvanco of
fium 'i to 3 points on the later nuntlis. l'"arly
cables weie disapputntlnn , uut later udvlces
Bhowed i-ecuieratlon In the CngltBh murketu ,
which rfcovorej fium 3 to 3'/fc lointtt fioin the
lowest of the nesslcn und clod a ut a net Kiln
of i:1 : points. Tne lucul niurket , nfter the ttmt
call , hiueed up M Ihls showing. I uter the
market WUB menaced by notices under whlcli
bL'pU'inber cuntiat.t were eapecially weak , de
clining fruni ! 6.'JJ to Ju.Sg und cioalni. at from
tC.iS to JC.lfJ. January the most active incnth
on the list , declined from ! 6. S to J6.81 und
cluned ut fiom )6.S4 to IC.ti. At the close of
business the tone of the market was ban > ly
btoads , with September C p./lnls lower and other
months from 1 to 3 points net higher. Hi-lling
was checked by repoitB that yellow fe\er wa
spreading In tne south , with the puuFlblllty of
closing the ports and reducing the movement.
Spot unchanged ; middling uplands , 7ic ; mid
dling gulf , 7Hi- : middling , & 'jc ; recelinc , none ;
cxporL ) to France , TIM bales ; to the continent ,
& ) U bales ; nalof. 41' ) balen , all Bplnners ; stock ,
43.DOI balfs. Total tpduy : Net recelptB , 31.7WJ
lir.lea ; exports to ( treat Urltaln , 2,801 bales ;
to France , "OT bales ; to the continent , 690 bales ;
stoek , za.794 bales ; Consolidated : Net re
ceipts. 11C.513 bales ; exports to Great Urltaln ,
6,0 4 bales ; to France , 1,659 bales ; to the conti
nent , 2,815 bales. Total alncc September 1 :
Net receipts , 232,2)9 bales ; exports to Ureat
Urltaln , IV , 019 bales ; to Fiance , 8,805 bales ; to
the continent , 7,112 bales
Coffee MnrUetN.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 15. COFFRE Options
opened quiet fifflO points lower , ruled " Inactive
with weak undertone , following lower" Kii opean
cables , full Brazilian receipts and declining ex
change ; relllng cheokeJ by Increasing warcliouts
deliveries In the United States ; market feature-
ItfK In the nftemnon ; eloped at net loss or . , t , . 10
polnt3. Sales , 7,2M bags. Including December.
J0.35 ; March , J6.COQ6.C5. Spot coffee. Hlo , eosj' !
No. 7 , Invoice , J6.S7 > .i ; Jobbing , J7.37'i Mild ,
cjulet ; Cordova , tlO.MaiU.iO salts , 1.000 lugs
Hlo No , 7 tpnt at (3.67 % . Total warehouse de
liveries from Eteamerx , I25i bags ; New Yiuk
Block today , 193,187 lings ; United States ftock ,
477,933 bags ; utlcat for the United Stutei. 307 CCO
bags ; total visible for the United States , 784,133
bagti , apulnbt < 77.klC bags last year anil UOiS7 !
bags In U95.
HAVHK , Sept. IS.-COFFKE-Cloeed dull nt
Hf net decline ; sales , Ml.O.U bugs.
SANTOS , Sept. 13. COI'KKK Santoi , quleti
goo ] average Santos , Mi ) rets , receipts. 34,000
bairs ; sto.k , 1,022,000 bagv.
HAMIIUIta , Kept. 16. COFFEE-Opened "Jpfg
lower ; cloted ViUVil'fK net lower ; sales , 10,000
H1O DE JANEIRO , 8 < pt. 16. COFPKB Steady :
No. 3 Hlo , 8.4M rels , receipts. 8.WO bag * ; cleaied
for the United Plates , .zo.OCO bugs : for
1,000 bags Block ,
Xeiv Yurk ilJrjv UooilM Mnrki-t.
NKW Y01UC. Sept. 15-Tlie dry goods market
failed to develop anything In the way of abso
lutely new featurrriniiny | direction , lluylng at
flrst hands was r < porhvl rmall , with buyero
In limited attendance , . j&UH orders provided an
outlet for some ft\fa tlf il lots of bleached ana
brown staple cottifls lfit.ie , lighter weights. In
coarse colored cotlinury . mall lots were ' .uken at
unchanged prlctu. 'The jnurkct for export goodn
Is still dull. Uucku.HQh Omahurgs nre without
feature In the bu > mt. ' though fairly hcl < ] at ad
vanced prices , 1'rlnt 'rlotlie nre unchanged nt
SHc. The demamV | 6r"prlnted fabrics is still
favorably reported , llif Urgent cell for ( jtilck de
liveries Indicating1 U/at / stocks In the namia
of Jobber * are generally light. l > rlees rule firm
on both staple anHutlincy markets , with many
of the latter EoMlitp at llrst hands. In the
woolen goods dKlrfkucof t.ie market buying at
present IH on u UuJlf'LiVcale. ' In Jobbing circles
buklness continues ) iniVCTy | | ) liberal scale.
Iron -Vfi | ; < , et -vlf\v ,
CH10AOO , Sept. 16. = TJie Industrial AVorlcf tomorrow -
morrow will tuy ; The Chicago market Is prac
tically bare of foundry pig Iron , Stocks have
shrunk to almost nptlilng , and shipments uf
southern products are. also slow. Under thcte
conditions an advance In quotation ! U natural.
All foundry grades have advanced from 26 to
M cents per ton. Northern No. 2 Is now 110
and tnuthtrn No. 2 Is Jl'-tO. Fair sales ! ia\c
been mude and Inquiry U active. Iron bare are
\ery firm at til. Structural thapes are strength
ening , and old material lias climbed about (1
per ton ,
AlnrUH * .
, FejU. 15. HRKT SUOAH-Ss
NEW YOIIK. Sept. U.-St'GAIl-Haw. utrong ;
fair rcllnlng3'lc ; centrlfufal , 96 test , 3Tic. lie-
tlned. nrm ; cruihed , 5 ll-16c ; powdered , 55-lCc ;
granulated. C'.ic.
NEW OHUJANS , Bept. 15. SUQAn-Qulet ;
open kettle. JU03ViO | otntrlfugal. granulated , 4Vl
049-Uc ; whIUs , 31Heel6j yellow , 4i4ci sic-
ends , Z63UC.
C'allfomlu Dried IrrnlU.
NEW YORK. B pt. 15.-CAUKOHNIA DniEO
KHUITS Bteody : evaporated apples , prime wlro
tray , 6UG70 | wood dried , prlm , UQ ! oholco.
Tttil fancy. THe : prunei. 8 e7Uo per lb. , ante
to si to and quality ; apricots. ti&3So ; peaxbu ,
uupecltd , TifKici poeieiL Utflio ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hccoipts for the Day Run Well Dp in
Thousands ,
CATTLE RANGE FROM FIRM TO LOWER
l-'lvc Uollnrw Pnlil f r Choice
While irilllllUhcil > iilvi
StocUorx Some Lower lion *
Shoiv \ < > ClintiKc.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 15.-Ucttli.ts : ! for
. the days Indicated were :
Ca'.tli. . Hoga. Sheep. Horsos.
September 15 6,764 f.,518 3.SG4 20
September H < , SOO 5,050 1,423
September 13 5.GN 1,217 3.6j3 59
September 11 1,531 6.J90 4G3
September 10 4.5J3 5.M3 20
September 9 4,778 5.9S9 2,7v)3 )
H.iiteniber S S.241 C.407
September 7 5,403 6,859 2.1M 1
SvpternbervC 7.075 1.4S3 1.37S 8
September 4 5SO 4.G73 l. M
S.ptember 3 4,464 4.757 1,479 24
September 2 5,031 6,051 l.SSB
September 1 5,291 6,222 4.463 155
CATTLE The'rectlpts of cnttlcv ; re
InrKe , 220 lands beliiR reported In , us against
IPO yostenlny and 221 a week URO. At the
panic time both Chlcnco nnd Kansas City
reported large runs , and the heavy oftcrlngB
at nil selling points tended to depress values
nnd rendered the Rcnentl mnrKot a little
less favorable to the sel'.liu' Interests than
yesterday. Good corn-rod beeves were not
very plentiful , nnd the market on the most
desirable kinds was ( Inn. Common nnd tin-
finished natives wcro slow to Iflc lower. Aa
high n $5.1" > was paid for n small minch of
choice natives , showing whin m-ad cattle
will bring. Another btinrlt of four loads of
corn-fed.wosteniH sold at $3 and grass west
erns nt Jl.io.
Close to forty lo dH of cows and heifers
were offered on the market this morn It's , n
considerable proportion of them behiR west
erns. The inHrket was flow nnd lower , n
much nt ) nf/'lOc lower on the less deMrablo
kinds' . The number of westerns and Texas
cattle coining forward naturally depresses
the market on nil but the most desirable
ktmla of cow stuff.
Stockcrs and feeders wore In large rofelpt ,
i but us speculators' holdings were not bur
densome they were pretty good buyers. The
market , though , was generally Inclined to
slowness nnd wan lower on nil but the very
choicest , lleprescntallve sales :
NATIVKS.
WKST13HNS.
WYOMINO.
Jnnii-s Mllnt- ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 tnlllni ; UIO J3 25 2 feeders..10JO M CO
2 cows 1270 325 21 feeders..1219 4 ( O
C. P. Colfi-p.
1 bull 1300 250 1 heifer 13M 276
I bull 1350 2 CD 1C cows SIS 315
COLOUA1K ) .
P. II. O-Nolll.
.1 heifer 930 3 40 1 feeder 4CO 8 60
1 feeder 7CO 860 26 feeders. . . . 7C3 400
Oe . McKarlund.
35 feeders..IOCS 4 J5 63 Ktrs 1332 440
IDAHO.
William Heap.
2 bulls 1170 273 26 COWB 913 320
4 bulls 1432 2 73 9 cows 1014 8 20
2 COWS 1215 2 S3 1 cow 10SO 3 20
1 cow 1010 215
MONTANA.
Otto Franc.
1 bull 1440 275 75-helfers 837 360
Scows 850 280 64 feeder.1138 390
2 cows 1020 310 103 feeders..1153 a 10
7 feeders..1127 325 29 feeders. . . . 840 410
1 feeder bCO 50
Custer Cattle Co.
1 feeder 1200 300 5 helfcre 104B 330
2 heifers ! )10 ) SCO 1C feeders..1CC6 380
HOGS For the nrst time this week the re
ceipts of hoBa wcie above a hundred cars. The
market In n general way wus pimply u repeti
tion of yesterday's market. That Is. It opened
with good light nnd mixed hces selling higher
and closed with the advance loat , the name aa
yvDtcrtlay.
The IIOKS sold nt a very wide range , JS.70&
4.07'.i , hut JS.l'OijS.S : bought a Rood many , and
the a\ernge of all t.ie sules was about the * Hine
a yesterday.
The bct light IIOES sold nt J4.00@4.07H. there
being nothing heie as loppy ae the 14 10 hoga
yesterday. Mixed hoes hold very largely at
(3.1003.95 , anil heavy weights at IS.'OtfJ.SO.
The market was reasonably active and the
HIIEEP There were quite a good many sheep
here , but a good many of them were on the com-
mcnlxh order. The market for good fnt muttons
was just about steady. Repmentatlve sales :
No , . Av. Pr.
-native ewes . 110 n 30
22estein wethers . 109 3 60
140 western wethers . 91 360
529 Utah wetlicn . 110 365
61 slock lambs . 60 415
32 $ western lambs . 61 4 79
41 nuthe lambs . bO 48)
UIIICACO i.ivi : STOCK MAHKKT.
CiiMIc Wi-ak with a IliavjHun HIIKH
Strnillo Striiinr IimiiliN I.IMVIT.
CTHICACiO , Sept. 16. A heavy run of cattle was
at hand today and a weakness was apparent
alt around. There was u break of from 16c to
20o on some grade * for the week. SaleM ranged
from 13.25 to 14.75. Trade In stackers'and feeders
was slow , liude In cowa and heifers practically
unchatifrt-d. but a B cl big ; 60j bulge In prices
for veal calves , values again being close ta
Inat week'u high ranee , many ( rood cnlvea mak
ing from 16.60 to 1C.75 and choice loin < 7 Only
one load of poor Texan cows arrived , but there
were upward of 6,009 western rangers on e l *
that went at from J2.T6 f ) 12 80 for cows and
helfern , to from W.25 to J4.4 > for steers.
In IIOKI ihlppera took off a K n4 many choice
to prime light and medium aorta at Sc ad
vonce , but graJca that had to depend on iuck-
Inr concemu t-jf an outlet went slowly ut barely
eteady prices , Kitnu blir plain loin being a rhaae
lower. Heavy hogs sold at from 13.75 lo 14.15.
Common to choice mlxtd brought from ll.rt to
(4.29. while light weluhts sold at from l 13
MM. Plg > 'old nt from (2.60 to 14.20 und culls
at from $1.75 to $3.75.
Lambs could not stand lh ttroln of continued
heavy chipping today and dropped back from
100 to :0c7 eelllnj lowly at that , on r a few
extra choice lota reaching $5.60. the bulk of the
tridea aelllnc at from ( i to J5.W and many
very desirable feeding lambs nroun.l 14.60. Al
fc > od mutton sheep roiinj very rrndy s.ile a
former prices , neitern sic p nt from S3..V5 ti
II , extra natives nround $ i.l and only Inferlo
lota nt or below ,40. rceden were ncnli
boitehl freely at from 13.W to $3.70 ,
Receipts ! Cattle , 18.0) } head ; | IOR < , lO.O"
IicnJ ; ahecp , 18,000 htRd.
WKBIUiV I'ACKI.M ) IIOILSIJ OUTI'lIT
nf HORN SlioiTin n Sllnl't I-'iill-
Intr ( IfT tor tlit'ViM'l < .
CINCINNATI , Pept. 15.-Hpfclnl ( TcttRnim.- )
The Price Current * ny : Pnckln * opcrntlona nr <
not much reduced , jhowlng 250.000 liogv for tin
weeli , comiwrcd wltli 29StAN HIP preceding weel
and ! 35,000 last yenr. From Mnrch I the totnl li
O.CTO.OOO , iiKnlnrt 7,5 looo n > fnr ngo. Promlncnl
places compnrc ns follow ? :
Cities. 1S9J. 1558.
Chlcngo 3.2S5IOO
Knnsnx city 1.M30.0
Onnlm 8SIOO CH.OJI
St. Intli 670000 MS,00 <
Indlnnnpolls 4SIonO 40JOO
Clnclnnnlt Wl.oou : s"itio
Milwaukee 405.000 535.00 ;
Cleveland , 270000 Wti.t > 0
Ottumwn 3)4,011 ) 5130.X
Cednr Hnplds 230.000 1C7CO >
Sioux Clly , . 1J2.WO SS.OOl
St. Jo ci : 195000 94.1 *
NebrnFka City 131,000 73,001
St. l.iiuU I.lvc Stm-U ,
ST. IXUlf ) , Sept. 15. CATTIJJ Receipts. lr,0 (
liend ; shipments. 1K < 0 lifnd. Market steady tc
mrons ; fair to fancy shipping nnd export steers
! .ZOirs.4l ) ! built tof snlee. $4.75f.VOS ; iitc ed beei
nnd butchers' steers , $4.001/6.00 ; bull : of snlos
J4.rofi4.f5 ; steers under 1,000 Ibs. , $3 25ff4.r,0
bulk of sales , J2.7nJTI.PO ; rows nml heirein , J2. It
UtM ; bulk of rows , $2.2o93.CO ; cnnnliifr cows
$ l.60r/3.25 ; Texn nnd Indian steers , )12.mijt.5 )
cows nnd heifers , $2 01JJ3.25.
HOa.S-Recelpts , 6.000 hrndi shipments , tW
henrt. Market sternly nn best ; lower on medlun
nml coarne hogs ; light. M.lSlif l.IS , ml\ed , $4.CM
tT120 ; heavy , $3.60ifl.27'.i.
SHEEP Receipts , 2.1UO head ; shipments , MM
hentl. Market sttong ; native imtttotK. 53.IMQ
S.S5 ; lambs , J3.76fl52X : stockers' sheep , ! 2.00f.2ti
I 1tiiIlnniiiiillN Iivi > Stoi'K.
INDIANAPOMS , Pept. -CATTLE Receipt
"JO hendj shipments , fair , Mnrket lower ; good
to pilme steers. $5.00 5.2J ; fnlr to nirilltim. J4 71
( i 5.00 ; common to pooil f tockctH , $ H I5T4.tO.
Iioas-Recelpls , 1,000 head ; shipments , 1,001
lirnil. Mnrket more nctlve nnd nvernpc price :
weie n shade stronger than yesterday's closing
peed to choice medium and heavy , M.lS't4.75 '
mixed and henvy , JI.5'5TI.5. ( ' ' !
SHEEP Receipts , l.fw head ; shlptncnls , fnlr
Rood lo choice lambs , $1 90(75 2i ; coimnon , $3.7 !
iff4.7fj common sheep , $2,00ff2.75.
N'IMV York Iilv < - Hloi-U.
NE\V YORK , Pept. 15. HEEVEP-R-cclpt"
1,233 head ; native steers , Sl.lOfi..lO ; stnp * am' '
oxrn , $2irfJ4.60 , ; bulls , $2.2fn OJ ; dry cows , $ l.7i
( T3.1 : European cables ( juote American stecri
nt HVllVr ; rrfrlReralor beef Ht 9fl9MC ; exports
5.1SO uunrters of beef.
CAI/VES Receipts. 1.933 head ; veals , $3.CO { ]
S.fO ; Krnfsers and buttermlMc * . $3 0 4 CO.
SHEEP AND I.AMHS-Recelpts , 12.797 head
sheep. J2.MiI4.2r > ; Iniilli" . $5.COSI6.2n.
IKKIS-Recclpts , 6,092 head. Mnrket stendy nl
$4.COSI4.f,0.
lIllHt l.llKTt.V IlV < - StOClC.
EAST MIIERTY. Pa. . Sept. 15. t'ATTI.E-
Riipply llBht ; prices tinrliniiKPt ! .
.
HOdS Blow ; prime medium nnd llrtht york.
ers. J4.4r,5T4.50 ; common ta fnlr [ trade * , $ l.3Vq
1.40 : ( rrnssers nnd slubblers , J4.20R4 3 > ; tilgs. $1.2
Ii4.3f ; heavy , $ I2MT4.SO : roiiirh" . $ .1 0)Sf3. ) " , .
BIIEI5P Steady ; cliolcp , $4.10tffl.:0 ; common ,
$2.60lf3. ' 0 ; choice lambs , tfi.20.VTO ; cnmmon ti
good lamlw , $4.004i > . ' > .10 ; veal cnlvra , $0.50tr7.:5.
IiiinlMVlIlr Ilvf hioclc.
IXJUISVIL.UE , Pept. 15. CATTL.E RecclptH ,
418 head. Mnrket slow ; prices unchanged.
HOnS Receipts. I.f28 her.d. Market steady !
best bringing $4.25 ; light , dull.
SHEEP AND L.AMIIS Receipts , 719 head.
Market III in ; best lambs selling up to $4.t > 5.
Sto.'k In SlKlit.
Ileconl of receipts of live sloe ! ; at the four
prlncljKil markets for September 16 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 6,761 fi MS 3 F64
Chlcngo 18,000 20.00 18 rW
Kansas City 12 OCO 11000 6.000
St. I juls 1.600 6fOO 2.0CO
Totals , 37,264 42,5)8 ) 28.SCI
JAMES E. BOYD * S CO.
Telephone 1039. Oin.ihu , Neb.
-COMMISSION-
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCES
HOARD OP TllAltK.
Direct wires to Chicago and New forS.
Corresuondenta : John A * Warren A Co
U 'DYAN Ism tnrencES of dis
m tr atpst re- charge In 20
mtdlo - treat- urn
nent thut has Y A N cuiea
b en prod' ced tosses. HUD-
by any combi Y A N curce
nation of phy- dralm. nnd
flclanf. The II U D Y A N
IITDYAN rem. -'ures pltnp'.cs.
Mli trfntment H U D Y A N
ures the de- : urc8 tlepren-
Mllt esand dig. lon of splrlln ,
rnces of men , ujs.ifu.ne n ,
IIUDYAN Is a I Lbl.iy to
remedy for look frankly
nvn. HUD- Into the eyea
VAN c n r e B of another.
( v c a k n e s H. II IT D Y AN
H U D Y A N ciircu liciilac'le
- liolr fii ling
c r-s sprrma-
Irrrhoea. nit. < ; lmncK ! ot
II U I ) Y A N ilk-lit. nolKt-B In
urta preina- the head and
ears , weak memory , loss or voice , tarte or rni'll.
HUDYAN cures sunken eyes , stunted growth ,
palpitation , thortnei * of breath , dyppep li , con-
sllpallon and llatulcncy. HL'DYAN lures weak ,
nets or pains In the email of the back , lobs ot
musculni power , trloomy , melancholy forebjd.HEa
and dlBturhcd plcp.
HUDYAN can b hurl from the Doctors of tie :
Hudron Medlcul Inslllutc. and from no cue cito.
You necil IIUDYAN when the fiiL-l.il nerviii twitch
UB t'.iere Is certain to be an In Ration at their
centers of the bruin. You need HUDYAN when
there Is a decline of the nerve force , because this
decline shown n lull' of nerve life , and may de
velop Into nervous debility and then Into ncrvcun
prostration. If you have harrnrtied your nerves ,
If you have knotted or knurled them. If you have
abused your ncrvcH , to strulg iten youm-lr out
ycu will ute HUDYAN , No one cite can ilvo
you IIUDYAN except the Hudson Mellcal III-
pillule. IIUDYAN cures varlcolcle , hydrocele , Impotency -
potency , dizziness , fulling scnfatlcns , blues ,
dt-ipalr. soirow und misery. WRITE FOR CIR
CULARS AND TESTIMONIALS OF THE
OREAT HUDYAN.
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
Stockton and Ellis KI. .
Ban FrnncUco , California.
( OH BYFIIH.lt ; )
A. Written Guuruiiteu In (31'IIR T.VKHY
CANI : r SIOXEV iii'L'Mii : : > .
Our cure la permanent and not a patching up. CAHPB
treated ten yearn axe have ncvei eena kiiiipioiulncc ,
lly dekcrlUInK jour run ; tully we ci.n lifM ) oti by iimll.
nnil ueiclve thorjiiiiefetroiiruuiaiitee [ tocuitvi iirliiiid
all manor. Tliosv v.'lio tuifrr to come hem for llfut-
iwntcandonoitndKOulll r.iiy lallroid Uio bbihnui
CLUilhoul bill ! while ht'ic lr up fall to cine. Uechal
Idiee the world lui C < IM > thai oui .iluule Itcnifily
will nn cute. Write lor lull paiUrulai * and un Ilia
rvliltnce. Weknovtbatjuumetkritlral ju > tl ) loloo.
u Uio molt eminent ph blclaii have ntvri been ohlo
to give more lb n trnipoi r relief. In pur tctii u
practice with thli Music Hvrci-Uy It ban l < eii ii ; tl
dlltlcull to orercoma I lie prejuulcei uRulnit all to-cnllert
il > crlflc . llut itnilrf our Hloiii ; in.mul.Uc jou tliould
not holtatc to try trlocued ) ' . You take no cl. cure ol
lokluff your money. V'o cuaiantro tu cuie or irlunil
ercri debar ontt ai ie hire a rcrulallon to Piolccl ,
also nnanclil Lacking of SSOO.OUO , it In in led I j
tulctotll nlioolll lly the tKntnitnt. lleirlufoinjuu
bate been rultlnz up and pa ) ing cut four money fur
dllfrrenl ireatmentttnd altlioujrh you aienot > et cured
no one h l paid back your inouc ? ' . Uo not wnitc ony
more monrj until jou its us. OM.chloiilc.defp-nalod
coffi cured ID thlny to ninety da > i. InriMUMo our
nnanrjal landing , our rer.uiallou a > builneti iiicn.
Write ut for namei and addrctun cf ttoie wo hav
: urcd , who bare glren pcrnilnlon to reffr tu the u.
1 t com j ou only rioilcrjc to do tiil > , It will iitrr yo i a
world of hunVftf.J from mental main inAlt i you i _
luirrtel > tul | naj your oftfprlni ; culler tbrovgli rtui
oonnrgitiienctl Iljcnirrrmptaintaieplmrlctfanlaro ,
Kit tbtott , uiujovin | * trn ( In inoutb , rlicumttltm In
bonei nd Jolott , balr falling out. enipilom on nj
I'll I ol the bo-ly , ( twllni ; of fc-tntnl dtpitulon. palnu In
L d or bonci , you hate uo time to vr | e. Thote Iio
r coutuitly Uklnl mercury ni potub ihoultf Cl > -
conllnuslt. Cuonlant UM of ttieM rtrugi vlll tuiilj
bilngtortiand eating ulcert In tb en < i. Don't lallta
wrtlp. All correinonaino tent icaled In plain invel-
0xWelnrlle Ilie rue * , Ugld luiudsKlou and will
do all In our power to aid rou In It. Addicu ,
COOK REMEDY GO , , Chicago , III
"Complete
AITO
How to Attain It"
A Wonderful N w
Medical Hook , written
for Men Only. Oni
copy may bo had frea ,
feaffd , In plain cnrel-
opo , on application.
ERIE MEDICAL CO , ,
64 Nligara SI ,
BUFFALO. N. Y.
Eearles
& Searles
SPKClALlSTln
Nervous , Chronic
nnd
Privave Diseases
SKXUAhhY.
Alll'rluitoDUemni
& DlKurilrrmir Mnn
Trent inviit by until
L'oiisiiltntloii 1'ros ,
SYPHILIS
Cured for lite untl tii pulButt Ihoiouglily cldiust/ )
from the ssiem.
Syerinatorrtica , Seminal Weakness. l
< o > t Manhood -
hood , Night KimaSlo.is , Decajed Faculties. Ft.
male Wcikti's * nnd nil ttuiicat : illsoiilers pa.
rullar in elln'.r lex posltlxel ) cmeil , I'll.KS
KlSTOIjA inrt RECTAU ULCERS HYDRO.
CEI.IC3 AND VAKiroCEI.H , permanently nnd
r-yvrr.ftil'y cured. Method n xv nn.l unfalllnr
SlricfareanflfitoelttK !
by new method without | nln or rutting. rail
on or mUrcss with stnmp.
TIIKCKIUT
HINDOO REMEDY
Fiionocr.H'riu : ABOVE
ICfllf/.f IH 'IWrfrtl/il. ( Juioo ' " \ ii % 1 A
All Nervon Dliwaws. Fiililun Memory V M1
rnronlii , Bleoplonenms , Niuhtly Kiiiln- > IX
ilon , otq.cnmol ( by p st nbrneRV | < M -7 .
vUnrnnil el7o to nhriinknn orqnni. nnd quickly but
urolT rentoron tt 3anliooi ) In old cr loulll.
KMllyeirrlnl In rcstpockot. I'rlco.OOnpackRSd ,
fill for fa.OO tflt n trrlllrn guarnnlrr In cure a ?
tnonttl rtfHtHltti. DOV'T ntiT AN IMITATION , but
In.mt nn tiHTlna INDAPO. I f sour druuclH hn not
cot It. nn flll ndlt prepaid.
IIIMIUO IIKnMlY CO. , I'ruiir. , fhlt ito , III. or our Arrnti.
Kiinn \ Co. , Cur. 1Mb i-ml Ionulii < is Hu , nml .1 A
Duller , t Co. , Hth & DouphiM Sts. , OMAHA NFJ
jPatromze
Home Industries
lly I'liri-IiiiNlnt ; COOIN Maile nt ( lie
/ .VNINC31S AKt ) TKKTS.
O.MAIIA TI3XT AM ) HI'llllKU CO.
( Succensors Omaha Trnt nnd Aunlng Co. )
Manufacturers tents , uwnlng.i. Juubrix ladles'
nnd gents' mackintoshes , 'lenls fcir rent , 1511
Farnnm St. , Omnhn
niti\VEiticn
O.MAIIA IIIIKWIN : ; ASSDUIATIOX.
Car loud &Mpmcnts mad ? In our own refrig
erator curs. Illuc lllbbon. nilte Export. Vienna
Export and Family i\port Jcllvcrcil to all parts
of the ctlv.
I1RICK. '
VTITIIVKIilj IIIJOS. t SMITH CO.
Paving , Sewer nml IJulldlng
HlilCIC.
Capr.clty , 100.000 per day. OIlIcc nnd yard. 22d
pnd Hickory StB. Telephone 425. Omaha , Neb.
COIIN1CK WOUKS.
_ _
fiTli1. KIMSMiTISIt.
KIMSMiTISIt.H
H COUMRI3 WOHICS.
Munufaciui-r of Gnlvamzcil Hun Cornices Qn1-
vanlznl Iron Skyllchts. Tin. Iron nnd Slata
Rocllng. Agent for Klmu'ii's Steel Celling.
108-10-12 North Eleventh Etrcel.
CRACKER FAC'TuRlES.
A.MI3HICA.V IIISCriT AXI ) Ml-'fi. CO. ,
'XS'holOEale Crnck r Munnfacturers ,
OMAHA. Neb.
DYE WORKS ,
SClIOKUHACIv'S TXVIX CITV IJYU
AVOHICS , mill I-nriiiiiii SI.
Dyeing nnd cleaning of gainipnts and goods of
every doturlptlon. Clennlng of line garments a
rp"clulty.
FI/DUR MIIUS.
S. P. CIMIAN ,
riour. Mcnl , Fecil nnd Hran , 1013-15-17 North
17th Street. Onmlm , Neb. C. H , lllack , manager.
TclepnontC02. .
IIION WOlllfJ.
DAVIS .t CO\V < iIIl , IllOX WOHICS.
Iron nnd IlriiNH I''oiiniler .
Manufacf.ircra and JOIU.T | | of Machinery. Gen
eral repairing a tpeclnll.v. itoi. 1503 and IMS
Jackson tr < ct. Omaha Neb.
PAXTOX & VIKUMXO AVOH1CS.
Manufacturers of Aichltrctural Iron Work.
Qencrnl Foundry. Machine and IlluckEinlth work.
Engineer * nivl Crntnictora for Flic 1'ronf Rullil-
Ingi. Onico nnd woikK ! u. P. Ry nnd South
17th rtreet. Oir.iiha ,
I-.INHEEU OIL , .
WOOIIM ii\siin on , WOHK.H ,
Monufiieiiners old proccts raw llnrend oil ,
kettle boiled .Insrivl oil , nM piocesn grmini ] lln-
Feed cake , gfjund and screened flaxseed for
ilr.irgliti. OMAHA NEn ,
i , . < : . noi'i' .
Manufacturer I-OUNKCB , Couchre , Atatlresnea.
Jobber of Bprlig lleds and Feathers. 1307-11
Nicholas tire ) .
OMAHA iniii.\r ; co.
MantifaRtureri of high grade Mattresbes , 1:02-8
Nicholas Street. Omaha.
OVI RALh AND BIIIRT FAGTORinB ,
KA'I'/-Mivi3.\.S OOMI'AXY ,
Mfgrs. Clothing , rants , Shirts nnd Overalls.
OMAHA. NEK.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
J. II. I2VAXH.
NKIIHASICA NIIIIIT COMPANY.
Kxclutlve cu ton ih'rt laior | , 1615 Farnam.
TINWARE.
WUSTHRX TI.VU'AUH Cd.MPAXY ,
I'leced , Stampeil and Jup-inned Tln nre , ( Iran-
lie Iron , Hollow Wure , etc.
> OC3 Fainam St. OMAHA.NER.
VJNEC1AR AND I'K'KI.CH ,
IIAAHMAX.V VI.VKOAIl CO. ,
Manaufncturer of Vinegar. Pickles. Cat up ,
Muttnrde , CeUry and Worrtstcrshlre Hiince
WAOONH ANU fAItniAOKS ,
WII.MAM PI'UII.1'I ! ! ! .
Tor a good ( uhtluntlul vehicle of any descrlp.
Jon. fcr repuintlni ; or rubber tlrei on new or oln
wheels , Iho U-et place ItIth and I aveiuvortli
> tr ets ,
niiiiMMoxn OAiiiiiAiis co.
Cheap , medium priced and tony carrlarei.
Any thing you nont. tecond hand or new.
Headquarter * for Rubber tires , warranted. litli
und Harncy , opposite Court Houtt.
A. J. SIMT'Hdx "
1400 , 1-111 IJo.lue.
Full line of Carriage ! , IJujzUs , Phaetoni , Paoi
: rti. TVbeel * rubber tUtO. Tli bt t It tW