Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1891, Page 6

6 THE ()\IAHA I)AHA BEE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1891. — ] I5 'l'l”? Sphcu \TI\F \I\RI\HS‘ gt advanco became wenk nder estorn | dny, #1.2 blances, - #L&M2, Money, | #4010.00 nd nssets Jess than 5 porcent of thw | market trregular; rough nud.;' mmon, M. 253 OMAHA GRAIN AND PROVISIONS i 4 i - ng steady; Pennsyivania oll spot, o BALTiMORE. Md., Sopt. 10.~Bank clearings, | had not renorted w GhNhel Caken. for export: | hewyy and Duteher weights, 8.1005.0: prine | ) y | Bryan Commission 0o | A, 8, MoWhorter 591401 iihiest, Sic; lowest, Blic; o A | 2,600,285 balances, #3%,80; rates, 6 por cont. | 1here s m\‘v'ullnhw o demand Mn:..-n‘.\ Hght, 84605, 10 5 aioor | artnppm ¢ 1] G\ el b Wheat Weak and Lower on Account of FoNARRD, OISt rong and more active, Yoridxshando, ifo diseo unt, | o shall I.n‘,x..l P ".3.'!.’! SiHiooe Comory o i e e ECTORY Louis® G | Andt KE. Lonte, Cashgrain g MoLAS8ES ~Now Otleans, fitm and quiet. Rostox, Mass,, Sept. 10.~Bank clearings to- | ( wnd oats exhit subs " - ¥ 0% | bous ‘ Oable News, A An gy Crer eHLeN duy, #15, Dalubicon, BLIGINL FUL TOF | From yestopdny s waukes, douutiess iy ) ' Stock Market. DIR | : iy Duil, steady eity 32 for packages) B oA 3l oy, Y S XOTLIRE O NWWEY OFie 07 o S AR L SRR B Youk Sopt, 10, Benyes - Rocoints Cockrell Bros F, (. Swarta & Co. { 3 IN-Dull, stead Cn1caao, T, Sept. 10.-Money stoady at 6 be giad to be rid of thelr londs, Aroensc beut Stendy m A e AWNINGS AND TENTS, and cash buyers, | BrokersGeatn, Provistor WEATHER IN ENGLAND HOT AND FORCING. TCRPENTINE D], atoady at @18e por centt Glantings, §17,00.00; Now York exs | Tho sorows may bo wppiied again tomorrow if ,,h,w,.l",.,.,"l,\'\_ Lot LA f - - i Rt 1A O 3 EGas -Quiet, steady; western, 182104, change 700 discount: sterling exchange weak | the eovernment roport should be bullish, Pro- CALVES—Roceipts, 121 head: market firn; | Omaha Tent & Awn- i omate and hoavy at #4835 for sixty day bills and . visions opened on the ottom and closed at | yauls §500@%.00 per10) 1hs: g rassers and bt ing Co. [ 10'g, . Omabid celpts, 4,645 puckaes, Pollowed o Co Major K-Quiet, steady; old mess, #11,00211.50; sight drufts, the top. Stocks of nigits In this country we ormIlk calves. §5.00BK00. Oats Followed the Course of Major mess, $I225G125; extra prime, #1003 — . reduced ovor 46 per cont in July nnd Aneust. | OGNS s, Bobes hiead; market Brn for | FIngs, hamm Cereals, Being OfF Easy, and #11,50. London Stock Market. Fork de roased 50,000 burrels In the sume od 8toek, dull for common: sheep, $L003.98 | (R HARDW " Cur MEATS ~Strong; plekled belltes, fc. ONDON. Sept. 10.~The following woro the | time and lard 45,000 sierees with a stiil greater | Fop gt U EORROR: el mutton - - piE Strong Later 1n the MIDDLES—Strongers short clenr, September, | London Stook N10tations elosing 4t 4 p. m decreneo in lard abrowd, Everything points | liudy ' o 300 GO 100 \bBs. tescall | - e 7.7 3 to n hetter prico not fur of. 1A firn at 8 o LAGS INE sotor & Wilhelmy Oo | Lee- Clark- 068 DAY S TENCINE LARD-Opened easy, closod strongers west- s % 1518 Frio soconds. .. ONICAQO, T11s Hopt: 10—Swartz, Dupeo & | 1GRDA A abh® Oge, o g T cars BAGS AND TWINES, Reotor& Wilhielmy Co | Lee- Glark-Andree ern steam, #7515 sules, 10) tiorces wt $1.6214; | Fousqls sccount. .5 1116 Hlinols Cen, MeCormick to F. C. Swartz & Co. WHERE | tr gale; markot weuk at 8.5000.00 per 100 1bs f y Car. 10t and Jackson St Hardware Oo, option sales, 2% tercess Septomber, #zoni | U § 4% {21 | Mextoan ordinary. . 85 | gpened wonk on lower cables, liberal recelpts e SLO s Omaha Bag (o, | F st Hike v, ot Cnteaao, T, Sept. 10.~Wheat opened weak | October, #02 ing, & iy Novom- | N° ¥ 5% 5 tieiia’ .l it Feanaylvan » and good weatlioe, There wus very frec cov- Kannas city.Litve Btook MAMtats Tmportors an i Maniifac omnhik | fhrn - (o caube was | Dor 944 De mbor. 8,00, cl0sing, Jan= | Canadian 1 2 [Reading. f Ing by shorts during most of the session, : 3 turors and lower this mornin he prime cause uary. $.07, closing, #.01. B¥iey v " lucnead probabiy by the appeur- KAvSAS Ciry, Mo, Sept. 10.—CATTLE—R: Flour Sacki u.mp..u“ e —————————— the weak tono of cables, Liverpool was re- BOTTER-Quiet; strong: western dalry. 192 = — ance pvernment report which will be | ceints, 5.200; shipments, 4250; market stron 1RON WORKS. ported depressed, with anxlous sellers, av Western erenmery. Hei western fucs Huhn.v,»(-ul el lw'r‘wu’v ce: v § | mado ..v.wl‘-n.u evening, There were somo cors, LIgAML cows, $180EH00; stockers 2 ! RIS, A AF6 RS HOKR s 150: Flgin, ohia@e, P wte of discount in the open sensational war dispatehes from abroad. il foedors, #2457, - ) ponde dooline, Tha rodoints hi Wi ,' f a P Moot detrands. steady; west- | foF Doth short and three months Bills 1% Der | which wis also o bullieh il Liverpool, HOGS ~Rocoipts, 4,200; ehipmonts, 1,10); mar- BICYCLES. Paxton & Vierling | Omaha Safe & Iron 100 cars under tho estimates, but the foreign | o HEESECATAREAES dema Purls, Antwerp, London and Beriin ail elosed | ket 510 lower; bulk, $184.05; all grades ! LES. Toon: Wotks | G demands were Hzht and the ps i the Pia Trox—Dull; unchunged. B - lower. Minneapolis and Daluth recelved S0 | & B0, - 5 orks, Works, HOFLWENL whte Koavy. THo:-Wenthor 1M BnEs | OOPPRISIGHUYT. ake, Neptember afid O 1k of England Ballion. AT BOn e o e neolvel ho | . BuEBb=Rocolpts, 800 shipments, 1,000 mare | A, H; Perrizo & Co.| M, 0, Dazon, treanelit: and, oaat YaAid was liot and foreti, knd the governtent. | tober, $I%a LoNDON, Sept. 10.~The bulifon in the Bank | new export business reported was small, Corn dy 108 o MV leyetos sold on monthly | DU work,” enaties, | Manuf'es fire and burglay ! . ¥ Fhere | LEAD-DULL; fairly steady; domestic, 814714, | of England Increased £226,000 during the opened we closed very stronz. TS T d Bhyments brase work. generai | proor st dutp crop report was expected to be bearish. Th TIN-Quivt; ensy 0, week s proportion of the Bank of ghout the corn Deit fs perfect t. Louis Live Stock Market. send for onr eatalogue foundew, michlie and | work shuttors i bulis had bought at considerably higher e Iand's reserve to linbility which last made for 80000 bushels. Pro- | en Lovis, Mo, Sept. 10.—CATTLE-Rocolpts and prices. ¢ Farnam st, Oman | Backsnioh wore fire es.. An prices and wore averse to ranning the risk of Kansas City Markets, "’-;4‘ £ cont \\VM\’\' 4045 X L \!~‘w;‘n~'\\1-r”ln’m in qlruiullh‘v with the grain | 3100; shipments, 6,00, Steady. Nutives, $.00 u Ul AL CLULS i) T 3 Whie ) threaten CANBAS Hopt. 10. owers | ©f bullion withdrawn from the Ban rkets, Tho Cineinnatl Price Current esti= | @5,50; Toxans ndinns, $2.40@8.201 ctn- | 1 - . ¥ —_————me——me—emree———— tho further loss which threaten | CKaxsasCiry, Mo, Sopt. 10.—Wiear-Towers | Jiuq"on bulance todny, 40,000 o8 tiint tiie stock Of meats in the west hus | G sy, "0 [ndiane, €24 L | BOOK BINDERS and STATIONER e them and the other 1d September, Sie bid; No. — ety 1 ys 186,000,000 pounds Hoas-~Recolpts, $70: _ shipments, 3100 LIQUORS o e Th L A R Ackerman Brothers & Hein'ze, T 1 - 5,005 Tight, #4.9505.10, Printers, bisders, elacteotypory, blank bo K manu Tler & 0>, R. R. Grotte, Aize of whoso lines was altozethor dispropor: Jagty 5 8 New York Money Market : i . - 65 tonate to their marglns, wore troe soilers at T NEW YORK. Sept. 10.—-MONEY 0N CALL—Ensy. e B e ot fors Lianor Merchants, mparter and_Jobbor of 2, cash, %o bid; the opening of the murket OATS“Stendy; No. 2 eash, 274 bid, ranging from 210 5 per cent, 1ust loan 21 poer i B The shosts foltat that timo so scearo In | ITAY—Firm and unohinzed cents closed offered at 2 per eont e AR ORIBIAL, reol ot Rt 10 OMAA WHOLESALE MAKK 1116 Howard stroat, Omaha. 112 oy Street it 1 e A 4 1 BUTTER—-Firm and unchanged: creamery, PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER -5 per cent. a8 con| Ry and 147 Maniifactur ra Kenn Farnam St their position thut they stood uside while the |,z 0BG B Wore paeked, M@i3e; | o STERLING EXCHANGE -Qulet und 'stondy A AL R L TR I exh 3 Fiast India iitera: | | Price -t on appieat bulls reterred to offered thelr holdings from | package, 30 i B for sixty-day LIS and $.85 for Ative nna Lerar d butehors stufl | SWEET POTATOES —Per I, d@ e, . BOOTS AND SHOE! —_ 23 8340 down (0 01%e beforo they thoushe well [ PEGGECITin AL oo, ; nd SErong, oLhors rraniy, Coad ) ooy O, ors | - CIAD ABRLES—Dor b, SL00DI0) : . - L. Kirscht & Co,, | Frick & Horberts, enough of the price to cover to any great ex- RECEIPTS—Wheat, 55,000; corn, none; oats. ¥ . e Tt dalve steady, others slow CANTALOUPES —Per doz. #1.00401. Chas, A, Coe& (o, | Kirkendall Jones& Co tent. The teading then beeame heavy for [ DOUC P ECHEREYSDOR TR IOCETvedy Hoas~Ofielal recelpts of hogs #8532 as | - PEACHES -Califoraia Crawfords. single cnse Lkl Sl ! amo hetvy FOr | USitiewexts—Wheat, 3140: corn, 110 outs, [ Wasnixarox, D. €., Sept 10.—The 415 por | compared with oiCe and 3070 | 1ots. $L25: ten ease lots, 31105 Michigan, per ; S about w: s aer | Lo cent honds rdeerved "t (he treasury depa i | Thnrsday of st week, T ket was o | basket, dle, bers, Aents for loston itnh 07409 8. 10th St up and down between the figures alread s - i Tent for contintance at 2 por cent amounte onallgrndos Trade mAOratoly. s GRAPES Home: grown, 10-1b baskets, 40c: 100 Howard stre a1 oy glreet siealnnenpotis Whoat Market, | sittayn imaicing tho fotal'to- dito $HE10.5 A A LR SEEER Meavy, | b bikec s B st por driie! #16) foward strect. | and 1105, Lnraey_stroc ——— ocourrad, Tho berrs bogan 0 roncl tho cone | oo *Mldror Tuna v faf movon today for’ redemption armonnted to ANHIN, | nEr O i ot sheop none, | . PEARS—Calitorin Bartiott, 255; othor Cati- | Williams, Van Aer-| W, V. Mors & Co, | _ LA, lusion thaca drop of e in th preof wheat | (RIS B, 8, (18 vy kg the ol This far rodeonied SO0, | s Compared Sith moms yesoriay. uni foruii varictivs, £ 353 50 ; nam & Harto | snao aetorr.Comner 1101 | GW, Douglass & G| John A Wakefield within threo weoks wis enough to Juse | sido waw i rentlzing prico on NG, | nor = 5 DHUTRUNY O T8 Wl ANy aterdy Pruss—Californin. gros and_ Hungarian T r Ot [ G W. Douglass & Co| John akefield, y a reaction and to consic wenk 1o tables wera pretty woll cle: up. s Kentes, nirkot. * Natives VO L50: wosterns, .50 | prunes, $1.50; German p i ney atr Morchants invite mported, American Por :|lvh| \II rrrn. ided :H:\ bear !‘u \\'& i d w \Yl;. celpts, h{ux Closé: No. | hlh]‘ on track, Paris, The weekly statement of the 241 PR RO S Tt A R L APPLES I'l'ylnh\'.k' ”v”” \ Omaia, Neh «uHun"In!‘xvu‘n- I Hardwood Lumber, \‘; ‘y ‘. Y I_\‘”‘I,.m: ,‘, o “, ' fends as furnishing w rare | $'a@dc 0. 1 northern, September Bank of shows i deerease of 11 000t TV ORANGES-Per box. e e kew ydraulle Comen ot e bor who | October. sssc: December, d1%ci on track, gold and 7o er " Eiied por cent | Receipts and Disposition of Stock. WATERMELONS —Fincy Museatine, erated, 1) e = 1510 North 16th Stroot. | st quinoy Whits ‘Lig yonclied th 8 conol 1.t about: the. 5 5e0c; No. 2 northern, 8¥a87e, rentes 06 45¢ for the ount OMicial receipts and disposition of stock as fi“l“r] e L BOXNES | BUTCHERS Charles R, I > tirie here and clsewhere, as shown by the bu R e . shown by the books of the Unioa stockyards JEMONS—T'er Dox, $6.00; fancy Miorl, 35,00, = |siied s Tharles R, Leo, N SHiE R RTOIA IOV BReD LG tONE: Db Bhio: NINER ¢ St Louis Markets. German tatement. compiny for thi twanty-foie hoars ending ac NANANAYPer bunch, ' #1000 (0 good Jobn L, Wilkie, | Touis Hol BB Tt oaal| | oulsiBrariford) o ars wio i w0l out, G tho ex oneh, 0L Diosmuak, fha i otz erons f Ranony Sonk {0 SPHestetumont ot tha T |(Bo'elosi i, Septeniboe i, 1o * CRANBERITES - Cape Cod per hbl., 80.00010,00 | Omahn paper bo- factory | mutchers ana - Baskers, | o Romyt 4108 | Lumber, e coment ota, ment. which ‘oxisted horo. when = Decembor | - COLN--Firm; cush, 63@0%ge: Octobor, 536 | Shecle of a0 iy, SloWs @ decronse In | Lo o B _ | Wisconsin bell and bugle, #.7 1913-1319 Douglas, i stippites. i th and Donglas. | «old s high as $1L15, sent in consider- | bid o TATILE oGS, | SHF WIS OULES, - - Ordarsigromptly Al And shuep casings Jiying orders. Miny of these are said,| OATs—Steady: cash, 0c; October. 20%e. 3 3 TS Ta0 —- | Flour. : Y JUI- 1118 Jackson atroat L0 o o Birio trom 1 8o thor which | Poix—uied e i1 ¢ . Denver Mining stocks, Cars | ond | Cars. Hoad, (Gare. 1ewd | Cars. | Head b smpanys Rellancs, Patont, MILLINERY AND NOTIONS Gl Ul LU 4 R LAND =Heony: at .0 DENVER, Colo. Sept. 10.—Business was_very - = 2 il 6 o CARRIAG e T J S. oty ro vt Gl o ot LARD=Rton(y nt 15 good on the Mining ex hange todave Toudl | s 1wl 6 5 ] Pagent, B0 Lone Star. su: ARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ET0. - - - = TG 0r Tohg WhoaLaold oL OR g exailen DIz i T e TG R RO T DIsPOsITioN L2 i ; W.T.8 R " 0. A, Stonchil, | L. Olerfeldor & Oo,, of three woeks ago. This foreign buying re Liverpool Markews, it RN IOML HOURE S T Cattie. | ilogs, | Sheoy Duvis Mill_company r + T. Seaman, Miliinery, Notions, Cloaks | Fuporters and Jobbers in Bulted, with the sid of shorts. in an advaned 0oL, Sept. 10— WitEAT - Weak, e Allegiany. ... ... Witiie ; Sheop | iigh Patent, $2.8 g 200 | omaha's Larest Variety 7 : Millinery and drew wheat to 93t about an_hour afte 1otders offer frecly; Culifornis Amity..... % 21| Ballar o ¥ TR | |1 nd Hawkeye, &2 No. 10, § WAGONS AN - Tie a8 finSk o tana2 g 212 South e the opening i followin thit, tho business | fdwsh fiid poc cencal; r i K T i b |Argonaut.........e : bl o s 8 3 Dukot e o most S8 11050 78 Taire 1) Bates 1 0 |BheInNn: s e Swift Co : ; e CARRIAGE —_— s the fluctuations rml.‘» mlu U | Tidoss 1 or. 78 |;|an1 ad. Pocos Luat 00 el 7 Ry DACk g (Co, 9 i K i L e D I and b ¥ X oor. atliope... "/ 15| Clitudin 3 in P Squires & Co i : < Snow W = ISICAL INSTRUMENTS. ETC gt London srain iouse of Alexander & Son flwaukee Grain Markets. Goldatokis Sinelatr ey el U] fthe Puntey. $200; Minnesotis Spaculutive e — - Max Meyer & Bro Co| A. Hospe, Jr., for about $10.000,000 and that caused n sudden e i e Leavenwort| 7 55 Shippers and feedors. o ... flirs e an, 215005 chopped foed, 322,00, maha Carpet Co,, Gilmore & Ruhl, M'f'g Jawelers, ¢ Planos, Organs, Artiste® breuk to ‘u'ln\h;‘”'m';“n‘i'”,"'”‘it somo | seeudior; No. 2 spring, cash, %e; December, | Littgitule. .. . § Tie(t0YerATrsevimi b bt . Carpots, ol cloths m A RRT N ForIaTY. mustcal insteum S ALSFIA] U Gl o today s aispateh merely gives | Steadior # Say Mazep Sl 3 ! - tings, curtaln koous,ete | Wholosaio Clothier & 4, e the totad amount of thelr ndebteduess at th 0 Matehloss. ... yeshsaiae g Total ... Seiavied) BOPRS | B tol 10w I 2 AU S U EIOHAN FabrRaa e bk o R, Wholesale Clothiers, arnam and 1ith 1513 Douglas Streot CorN—Low 3, eash, 61026 o, —_— 09 oy o o de X rom ol R - fi8 1 LounlTe ucp,.c,u,.,m‘,u Sales. orders unless otrerwise stated: = = upon the receipt of ab explina The ;. Duzler..., 2ig| Morning Glim .. INION ome grown, 40@3¢ per bu. G . ERS. wided by reports of foreign buy Markoets, Reed N1 0| Park Consennrns 5 iy =n OO KEO W H1@I00 peribE CIGARS, _ OYSTERS. me froni New York, St. Louls, | CINCINN ept. 10.—WieAT-Lower; | Rlulto.... L (Potosli..ivvoio M | No, Ay, Pr. No. AV, Pr. No. Av. Pr.| TomaToss—Dorbusliel. 8100, Wust&fi-mi cher, Wholesale Liguor Deal'es | Whole aleLiquor Deals Manufacturars and Joh- | WholesloNan faetur'rs given. Theo acurious change In sentiment i Duslas Street. : X Runntog i el AL DR DA [ P2 s 850 #2 L1000 83 85 1..1410 &3 50 CABBAGE—Home grow per Ib. x on of u ke cliuracter here, and the | Cony 0.2 mixod, (67 pE———— -+ 836 3 03 7 C15 5 18 BEANG—-Navy. B2500: 5 R T T Platt & Co, active demand by shippers for vessel roow Oars—Steady; No. 2 mixed, 3 Boston Market. _ POTATOES= Do plying the | y The ady ted at 07%¢ and ) WHISKEY— 311 BosToN, Mass,, Sopt. 10.—The following wero 3 demand almost cXolustvely Siie per | Jobbers of teat tavaceo, Ossters, Flsh and Celery, 10| Bishel 1001 Farnam Streot, South 10t 8t Y SWEET POTATOFS—Jerscy, 85,50 per bbl. 0 close at 97%¢, aguinst 8370 at the close yest TR theelosins prices on stocks in the the Boston dny. STOCKS AND BONDS. stock market today: ary xpectation the bears did not Atchison & Topeki Calumel ecin ) 50 mako n ' raid on corn todny. The | Nmw Youx, Sept. 10.—The stock market todny | Beaton ',\xv‘.l'..- R A LG 060 130 cligue apparently had the market wellinhand | o piyiced during most of the session @ | Ch Burl & Quincy.. foi| Hure i tboos 1L 0 and under coverof the strength of wheat. put ST 00 FOREER | T A ion i atibaaIness Iehburg R R ity Ko AL .;3 " he v = —= — e lomme peloe ot yeutoning, Ootobss onbas | dono, while the: spoculation had & hesitating | - HomF . :eis: crosaw et (R | on old fowls and_ehicke 0 ind smail o’"“h“Lg"“]'pU"k” &| Ooutant & Squires, | “Gonslidatod Tank at from ¢ 1o Y and closed | tono, which elearly reflected the attitude of | Mass. Central........ 1 [Tamarack....o.. .. 112 50 f.,",{':‘,'.:’; ek “”!i'.fl.‘i‘.u. e 8o, Hara 11me e o) Sanariuss P Line Co. Vvbsto operators at present, pending the determi NV &N, Eng.iis 40| Wokt i Land Cor.. 19 Burren—The vest country butter, cood | ear “Hn HG0, & B 5 Refined_ma_lubrteating 1 tlon of the attitude of the Gould party in the [ OldColony. ... Boll Telophong...... .0 uulvuk‘_'h for city trade. sellsat 15@16c; packers’ | atr Ouiaha. oo xlo/kcoaeaLs s o . Vis. Centrai o mson Sore S 2 . ock, 10k, - = - = uth, Maringer. closing near the top figu market. The general view isstill decidedly e Cont O el v} CAXFES, SLOCK,ELES e : ! The provision market was irrogufar, bullish. The now strength displayed by the | Afiod, A o P ke CONDITION OF CRO \IA”“’"“‘“ Fuel Co,, Howell & Co,, Inz Wl and closing strone and in that" i | Vanderviies s a strong supporting olement [ Athande 1+ b S 5 = anlrracite and bw" | 278 teh Streot, PRODUCE, COMMISSION. grafn market. Th ckers were bidding for | on the market, Lake Sh sold at th et e g ' sraas. Corn Somewhat Damaged and in _ wous conl. 5 111:.‘ October option x?nnl ~tv|\1|m|;n- f highest price it has reached in years, touch- San Francisco Mining Quotations 370 2 Danger—Wheat all Right. 215 8. 15th street. Omana, Nev. R\hhul & Smith, Schroedar & Co., This fecling growing out of tho ing 119 per cent, and while it 1 T g v W, D ., S 0.—Statlstlel 3 = e Dealers In country prod- | Cash buyers butter ant duct for anuar fs shown in the fact anol » 8AN F'RANCISCO. Cal., Sept. The offieial 3 9 % 3 3 ABHINOTC s i GLT 3 tatisticlan 1 e e rults, e nd genewal coms OF tna Gecline 1 the premium proviously | rescted sharply for a timo, t was closing quatations o g stocks toduy w2l 2. g 20 3 Dodge reports e Sevtember nvorages as fol- | Nevraska Fuel Go., Johnson Bros,, Gl g | s hoRelieags, o Oxlsting for tht month, Tmore. elpeeiaily 1y | well held late in the day, and Chieago, Colum- | wor 2@ g b Corn, OL1: wheat. 90.5; rye, 9.15 oats, S, 13th Street, 014\ Daphn S ot ? 423 St 11 Streot. Ihere s i actunl discountof | bus, Olneinnati & St Louts was the strong | A —— 55| Momo Hi il ke 3 obRcaoiBTa - e ctiy ry compared with October ribs. < i 3 novements Bulwer 120 |op co bt ; AR The o entyoone Omaba, Neb Oniahia, Ndb, ot h g i A ROoaL hrb gt | (bamuto Shelllat Lu tlie imovementa -l tho [iBular, i < 20 [Ophie Lo AR RNt AR AE DAY he condition of corn Is twenty-one points aha, Net Robert Purvis, \E B. Branch & o, from thi superiority In wspecala- | Nickel Plute and the Cheswpeake & Ohlo gave | yolyc‘Consotivnted. 55 |Sava 210 2. 8% 215 2 higher than in September of Last year. and = 1217 Toward Streot. | produce, frults of all tive sense, but today it gained only e on | S1&ns of having reached their limits for vhe | Chollar.. ... % Serra Nevadu, . i WESs Pha px J hus been exceeded only three tines in the CORNICE. Write for prices on but- Kinds, oysters, yesterduy's closing price while October nd- | present. The Villards were stronger. but | Con. Cala: & Vil 11l 630 U e past ten years, The state averages are high. | By e | ST A Tias ey Acroeta Sitge. ¢ cause of the strenzth in | made no marked advances whilo specialties [ SRR LRI -:-: Lo ‘,"»k > ¢ Cattio Co. Lbe lowdke ire thoseof Michigan und Wiss B AR e i BEE|3th s % today was the report of the stoe e e ould & Cu cllow Jacket... 5 p consin, — Minnesota No akotn ¢ Worl . e o an ol et like New England were remarkably quiet and [ Tale s 2 5 “geansaves 1167 coming next, while South Dakota, Ne €0 OTnI00 SLor) Kirschbraun & Sous, Jas. A, Clark & Co, cerease of 1¥6,000,00) pounds since July 1 nomovement among the industrial scored ex- [ Mexlean ... ... 3 s A.T. - braskiand Kansas make fliures under the | q joanised tron Cortee. e o Mieileaabi0 to sy Vit Iowa:. a partinl recovery In Cordage after its 5 = 2 5 . Lo 1050 general average. In the enstern und middio | Window caps, motailio Butter, oggs and poultry. J r inootyesterday. T N Kk Mining Quotations. B Sl A states” the ooy s el wrown, ta gon | skt G 1 and | poultry und game. rket ovened generally fractionally 7 Se, 2oy 5 s e 7 erully earing well, ut -~ adittle | 1112 Dodge St. 1200 Howard Strect. 609 South 15th S thiin Tast night's figures, but bear pres- .‘:‘..hfi‘”\...';'f.‘fiom(f’rfi‘ T steer LI B0 Tate © wna' - the ' recent ol it - = 0saits I £ knocked ' Cordage —down over 1 L b ik steer . s 40 c ntrapld advancement, vet the frost has > e Bates & Co. st ntfarther, while Missouri Pa- : 61 [Horn Stiver- 50 . S 5 010° 3 s you done any da The erop is in a CEMENT AND LIME S g 1 013as1 02t oist| citie and Rock _[siana - extiited’ spectul | Adnms Con 3 |Irou stiver 210 8 . 220 fine_condition amithiol southern states. It i3 == e = Country produce, tratts, i weakness for w short time, The effect on hollar.. ...0000 |ontarto.... .1 e, Stray not so much injured by the heavy . lex. grocers’ spo- the lutt inall probubility dno to” tho GmmERIG o L0 Onnle 2 eows.. 3 was cotton, In s ue cdtton lunds, water J. 3. Johnson & Co., Gady & Gray, it tons, apicen, otc. general expectation thut the covernment erop Culn, and Va .. 685 |Plymou . cow ... P caused material injury, while on the uplands 3 SR e e - A report would show a lower averuge for‘corn Doattwoord 1 Sandardl i steers, tuilings 0 the orop I romurkubly good. "It was some; 218 . 13th Strast, Lime, cement, ete., ete. thin [nst month and t wetor entered into | ek ) | TGy OWS . i8S 4 5 what lite but Is now beyond the reach o o b gy lnalts g s S the course of ull the granzers, Tho demand, | 102 = Xatlgwd % 1 steer... 4 4 3 A fine yield s been made west of the Omahe, el cor e g PAPER. RUBBLR GOODS however. soon chanced the temper of the Z s LT T e 5 f sippi, thouzh fn western Texus it = specu ation and the Vanderbilts, and espec- St. Louis Mining Quotations. 1 steers....oi.. . lttie reduced by drought, 1t is a ¢ DRY GOODS. Carpenter Paper Co., | Omaha Rubber Co., v 50 | 108 Il.llui C hlI [«LZA‘I. (l u \:ml*. C Mll & St 1. Louis, \l(‘|. ept. 10. r\llnln" stocks were lf“l"‘ . e . d t‘hln-t’lly above :hl{ II)I“\“II[I! IIAr(A\I'..\\)uJ. the pasty 3-8 1 i C full stock of | Manufacturers and jol Qlohate. £ 5 Louls and Lake Shore led an upward move- | very quict, and butside of Elizaboth and M § steers e Kt south " as a whole. Many correSpondents B e’ wrnpplng: and | bera: al ds be Deotinber, 0 G s At which Tasted during the forenoon and | Broen met with fow orders either to buy or | 2 stecrs . Rops o O M e e e O PO | MCE, Smith & Oo., | Kilpatriok - Koo Dry L S B CEL ORI T A L «dmost of the - active | stocks at | sell. Closhig bids Mrs, 2 1 the Ohlo valiey corn is heavy in s Goods Co. per. el | Farnam St eot. 687 Iurge fractions above their first prices. | - 5 i 12 ste 3 somewhat lute in earing from the ¢ool night Dry gouds. notlons, fur- § CEBCED o Lol et el D ) Mo buyine power il | wway Uattor | S - TE Moy Brecn - Burkharii Piiciiy 3 nd i some placos ‘s been blown dowh by nishing Koo ls. Diy gacdy notions, & that tinic and heavy failure In London | fllzabetlh ‘a3 miconos: - 2 | 28 steers, Colorudo- 9 heavy winds. yet it Is generally very promis- | aeniai s BIDS S X siour s added it8 inflitonco o the boar pressuro and | GraniLe Moo 220, Vuma Westéen Union et Co. ing. “Local drouths arc mentioned at s fow | Cornerfith and Howard. | cor. ith and o ward SEEDS STOVES. September prices rwx-ln-;l n\ll al uuuklhu iine, L:lum hore | X Stietie — {u SERTS.....\.0es ) ”"hi'“x“ one canse of nl.-y,.-rm] wtlon, without VE s iU Jmm.s }Iu he‘; ctober. ... T | being one the weakest on small transie- 0 steers. ... 5 producing very serious loss. The correspond- S S 1Q imerson Seed Co, zhes, tlons, thoush as a rule the Gou d shares led apolis Flour Market. 80 steers......... 5 oo ent in Franklin county, Ohio. ¢luims the hes ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Stoves repairs of all kinds list, The deeline was not_ehecked until roLis, Minn,, Sept. 10—The No fest crop In forty years. In Tudiann and HHi- [ ———o T Couksund Leaters last few minutes. when a feeble rally oc- | western Miller’ say: The idieness of the v ; ¢ . 00 nois there was more (njury from the drouth in | Wolf Electrical (o, |PETROIT- 'OMATIC for sale. 405,13 Dakors's 4.00001.25; winter patonts, red. closing tho market firm but n o | Pillsbury and one or two other mills mude a s i 2 July und e 1 Auzust, which has been pi Electric Motors South tith. | gor 8. 1auh Suroet BI04 straleh (s, 214000100, 4 west of the duy. The finul changes are gen- | bix hole in last week's flour output. Where | 5 s : T ially repaired by recent rains, If frostholds | niustrated cataloguo | 40 Deamos, Catnlogin | m— ey WHEAT- digpring. whoat: ; Uy small tractic Ds0a but Lake Shore [ the production {rr the w u-nl‘lhmz\ugmn' 1 aroe i u“lh. o ten duy I‘IIH\H‘L’ but the latest plunting free | free. 11, A, Kinney, Gon'l = whout, 8ot N A, M0, S 15 ower and Luekawanna 1 per | was 185,595 barrels, that of the last week wis stoer, tadling... .. . i will be infured. Absolute timunity from loss “apitol Avonue. . 8524 N.Y. Lifo Bld ; ‘DS, ETO g ons Moo girehit Wi Wil Condige s i 1 e cent. only T5G hurrolsuverazing 21,072 burrels |8 stoors, tuilings e Would require oxenton throneh Septun o i CapitabAvanue, o | Akt SIBIN.V-Lifeulidik SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, E 1O R R0 2 whi Stute bonds dull and fivm, duily, against 16,025 burrels for the corre 3 steers, tullings, SEs 5 yrtmost of the breadth s already safe. In T 3 o s97gNa hh a0, Government bonds dull and easy. sponding time I 1800 and 156050 barrels | 13 SLeers. .. o..ccoitonerer S5 Michlgan there has been considerable injury D y CERY. BTC. M A Dishrow & Co, | Bohn Sash & DuurOo T FARM MACHINERY, ETC. Prevl e 2 i of sush. | Manufaoturers of mould- Wi, 0G0 0 3 st | Wiseons a0 United States 4 registored, 116 per cent; | fn 1540, But these mills are going aguin | 10 steer A s E from “frost in lute planted corn, - Wisconsin 2.8 and | ks, blinds, doors, ete. 3. 2y No. 2, (50 No. 3, 35@61e o: | United States coupons. 117 per cent; United | the present week and though — low [ 8 fecders” 0. b reports damauge from the frosts of August == T ~ S RRHOIEN 010 £.0. b3 | gifléas coupons, 208, 0% por cents Puclic Us of | water I8 tronbiing . good the e B s 102, and in some cases still eariier, Somo | Parlin, Orendorff &| T, @, Northwall, and| i "No. 1, #1.01 e Sl st | 1oow e ;i 1803, 11015 per cent output promises to-attuin pretty hizh figures, | 19 < & o cus have been cat up for fodder in this Tat- Martin Co. T SERD— PN, § 2 Gengral westorn .1 The following are the closing quotations for | The: ills fn motion Wednes. . B Seym itude. Many Minnesotu correspondents pron Pork—Moess po per i @10.80; | the ding stocks on the New York stock ex- | day, rinding at the rat OW.... A AT L0 0 i good crop it the frost holds off. In the | Corner Jones and dth St 2 Lard, par ewt, $.0%; short rihs sides (lonsc: 3 about duily. " Tho "w o, ! ; Toy Tands and moro northern sections i o, Nob. | st sworwnn ave. | STHAM AND WATER SUPPLIES power dfopued o Suddenty owsi Ui Feiehiin nas already done considerable damige. Th - e St s aldos. (bomodt. i o ress 1| Nortwestorn e | By ‘and commenciug today the e } T S e T O | = T.8, Wind Brains &1 ¥ » giky ¥ toon “hour clunse of - power lenses I % i Kkotas. In lowa and Nebruski the crop is lnte FLOUR. ind Engine & | A, L Strang & Sous, Hante. 3 IN: ¥ s g enforced. This has out off two modorate it SRR o and would be injured by frost prior to Sop- A x Pump Co, Expross o shzed mills that would be runuing were there | 12 steers. 1010 tember 20 and “nevds the entire monti tor R T cut lonf, K@i, &N MissIssippi. plenty of wiv Steam s beinz Tarcly i stoors {. 0 tho ' dibonlne o the lito | planted. R. T, Davis Mill Co, | Halliday Wina atilis, ol- I Pacliie it ) proferron id by six mills, as ugalnst only two u coningten Co. B MIssourt heavy rains in June, the deoutl O e S5 i Jonoa Bita sl I Sout Ontario & Wosiorn: | u R o s e in July and th ain ‘and ‘windstorms 0, 94Hingernoan Vilioes: Ratlig iniak t or less ty 3 oD reRrD reconily have beon ble to the high- Managor at Omha. g | RECKIVTS. RIS ENTS o' "Ll 24 Oregon N P lescriptions given of the flour markct 1 steer e canee 7 est conditions. On well cultivated and draincd | Cor. 5th and Jackson Sty TEA, COI R | ] o | doistpreterica Orokon ra . Some of the heav est fivws hore report sales in | 8 feeders 0000 e 1and corn is heavy and its condition variable, A, DsprorSrrad Ll excess of their production forw week back, A o o In Kunsus the western districts are sufferin £, F. Gilman, | Omaha Milling Go F lidated Coff ‘ el lonsolidated Coffee COAL, COKE, [ OILS ons Qulet, unchanzed: spring patents, Distillers’ finished zoods. per gal., [ 1002-1004 Streot. | 1002 wm Stre | r8—Unchanzod; ipts and shipments today w Omahn. Nob, AWTICLES Wheat, busheis 250,000 281000 | clicngo's Alton : 5 Corn, bushels o000 o Shicaa& Al 4 | while others elaim to have done compari Hlogra 2!t adinlisiog iy fron drouth, while the easte s iy Onts, bushuls 1tye, bushols 00 2080 i u oW Tuending Vi 1 conaists of seattering orders of fuis Size D, Plekard. The condition of wheat s very high, consid OMcona ML 1818 North Birloy, bushois. il 400 200 | bor, e 1RooK Taam from il quarters i ar foutere | 1 cow, 5 s oth winter and shring v G I8 UL Hland 1405 Haenoy St, o < i o - | nen S s seems to bo that buy lour soon cow 1 i k solls, Intitude fons 50 widoly i Omalin, Nob, SOuD brgdios oxahinnEaILEdN VIEIbIRSOR | katt Thtng : $0E B | etor placing g thotr drdors. No very Turzo ors | 5 sive [npa. s T he uke las ouly | ; urk Mo, Cunchan ne <in 40 i preforr 4 o sold and_midd 1 show nonclination | 1 PRl edLLE o 180, In 1832 and 188 PURNITURE AND PETS. :llmry,rl:’r e n.lu- “Nll';I ule: tod do 2nd preferred. .. 1 to stock up. Some of the locel millers have o s AL AL A00e 05 iniform. but t FPURNITURE AND CARPETS. 10) iy, 17 ey ordinary. B lbe. Eggs, 16@1e. | grio " 5010 gootl denl for export and In. fact the ing below 85, and three below %0, The lowest S B 3 o’ pretord. pdo pref ¥ forolgn trude 1s tho best purt of the market. | No. Av. £ : 5 being 84 for South Carolina and &4 for North | Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- Iy O | ew Yor arkots. ort Wy ne enn' ¢ Coustderable patents liave beon worked, ong e 2 281 8 : 4 00 srullonthaligurcs forthe prinolpaliwheus niture Co, niture Clo, By Hadrion ) | B lk O 1l o 0o u K © Uo, oys, doits, “aivnms, | Balke-Gollender Oo, LTI 3 NEW Yor pt. 10.—FLoui—Recelpts, 18, (AR i { o W% L2000 barrel lot being placed yesterday for 5 57 L.o. 490 growing stites are as follows: Ohio, Haoklox ¥alle S E 3 Michizan, O8: Indiana, 105 THinois, 100: Wis Kinges: eXpoi G Darrols, 13,610 Bucks: | Houstin & esas Ut e Irish markets. e 0 barrels; market more aetiveand [ ol Cent S0t |U'S express, 10 The weakness in wheat today made theeall | 2 03 % G20 409 | vonsin, 805 Minnesota, 100: Towa. 00: Missourl, | woik : 0 ' W. R L & Pae for llour stive. Pricos of the latter are [ - i Kunsos, s; ) L 050 North - Dakos -1 Farnam Street. | Graco and Vich $ts. Omaha | Fon's chrringes h WikAT—Recelpts, 500,400 bushols; exports, LT WO SU LK Pae prd 13c per burrel lower than week i 2 10 South Dk 1 03 Oreg il Furnam Stroet Quinhn 100,200 bushols: suios, 3,430,000 bushols of fu- Wl e G for the week we R i 35,0090 500 Washington. 0 East of the Aliegi ———— f“' ‘ll\HIu'\\ Spot. Spot murke o Western . 83 o ™Si0barrels for the pr : 8500 l‘\‘unlululn~ \\. W York, II'«~|m~vl\.mL|.w* I.L NT'S F l RNISHING (:00DS, Closing stronger; — options dul f Catton Oi1 s ding week. London quotations for 250" ihs i eyland. 07; Virgind 0 tio Southwest S > Ered, L0 foots T ldvatori oLy | L PR S AT putnnte, s G Lok bukers, s 6 | by A Toxis i T the idd16 statoh Wit wis [J.. Robinson Notion SOUTH OMAHA. s nln.,“u‘ ko‘wL];u 1. 0. h‘,\.\u red, 8¢ ¥ ‘;‘I““' &N. A toibis 3d; low grades, 188 to 20s. 2 generally ool fl h-” und “»..u.]q.u: n o e od rod, S3cardL00; new No. 1 northern phiny ik The” Northwestern Millor says editorlaily: | 55 It 5| kooa condition, yielding well in threshing. o, INION STOC DS CO, » : 0 Jodmive, it wow Notird 1o ureve: | M Geatrals 0ok Oninio, : i e oy Yt ot 101 el Mgt N ok 3| Aot Tty Vo Lapd s 00 wooas. | UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, LI MITED L03ts, Options declined 4G11e on week eibles A 1 Minneapolis produced 7484008 burrols of flour. Y 5 | of Maryland und Virgluia there his beon some ¢ colobratal ‘brand - ) o & G iann i prossive o Sl v yon beht | X 4|5 | I i ils B0 Darrels, w gl | § gy the Hlbeic it 1 & Golevratod braid | A ) Boser & o, | Hunter & Green, offerings, sShorts coverin Bulwar ! the | lest your of over 500, i i usu ue, wnd wis hurvest s, i S olian o Il liter roceipts, itich, & W. B Tor. . r The nearest aporoaeh to lust 'y June W mostly 600 Exchange Butlding, i Ksxchiange Liuliding o 1o show lest favor 241 Wiscousin Contrai yeurs output was oINS when the | 43 70, 2 5 | coun I of tweilty to twenty-thro . South Omaha. peen look il Great Nortiorn prd inilly ot l\ inneupolis Invln-\d out TR0 " bushels par ere is reportid and I nother D South Omuha, | i) stoudy nt 'y y v JATTOls. Last venr's run cusily beats tho r 4 elghiteon bushels Is n Kentucky SS, PAINT, O1L Al IRUG e osoph left vesterday for Love Sentom e wigsaaions, elostug 801; Octobor h § grd Ton yeurs g tho output was'i Iy i somciain for wi 1 those excopte i = i | sl dooaivlats Soslgndon foEEkaves W@1.02%, clostng $L4215 3 Novembor, A ? pirrels. Thus nw compuratively short tini = A i erops Uit ocen ong Intervuls. THE “allor & O nd, Colo,, where she wiil tea publ @104, closthg RLOK Decombur, 815 106 Minnonpolia inctonsed ok produgiion nf foue » Live Stock Markets. B o o st oy i Ewmls: | “Kennard Glass and | 3o A, Fuller & Co,, | sehools dusng the coming year. closing #LO5%: Tuniiary, $LOGGLNG, olos: 3 ©4.000.000 burrols per year. With the un Cuicaco. 1L, Septs 40.—[Spectal Tole ble returns. In Obio and Michigin the teno Paint Co. | fug 8L0Th: February, #1070 1. losIng parallelc D of this yo y contident- | to THe BEE]-Tn general way the cattlo [ of remurks as to auality, quantity and condi 2 k) e ' ‘ Stroo | [ K010 o 9100 ! : f tively w Liht business. The domestie trade LATE YESTERDAY bundant moisture and i h 1 TR TR 5 Merchant Millers. y } 30100 ively usi ade o 3 b 1013-16-17, N, 16th Street il Company, Furniture and carpets, | i e House 4= i) 1402 Douglas Street, e Quab"" i NEBRASIKA Blake, Bruce & (o, £1.00%: Muy, 811 tosing 81,131 v - 202,45 y expect that lust figures will be | market muy be said W have be nged. | tion are very favorab) In Indfuna, 1inois, | 05-1412 Harmey S Kyk X losed stondier: west= | shures including Atehison, L\'Ih“l“ excecded, The e Pt A th ceding du of llul week, prim and Missourl thre «ll:lllx Eral ylelds bet ern, 0. i T I H s e e st o wmounted Wo Supply, 0 "good | than was cxpected, with sanie excoptions the | : GOnN-—Lece1pte, 51,625 bushols; exports, 20, v M AATD: Krior L08: Logaviile & Na o2, st Durrels for | demand and | strougy Of - other grados, | lurgest ever harvested, in one fustance tirty | William Cummings, bushels salos L2000 Dushols OfF - futuros Missousl Paciie a0 Northwoar | the brovious your, o gain of nearly 500,000 | supplios = wero Tuige und - the . tone | Dushels per iera. The renarks concerning market anylhing but buoyint. | quantity and quality of spring wheat In Min- | 617 saa 619 South 10th St and 31,000 bushels of Spot. — Spot market rreg- K North Amerlcun 5 Northe burrels. of the R morlenn: S0y Nosuern = = However, there was ¥ appreciable change fn | nesotw are extremely favorabie, with very na v arket s, Neb 5 ¢ ¢ H@T4e o olevatol afloat; ) p oy arkets. vilues for auy cluss. /There was fair activity | sight drawbacks from frost and wet, wni Ouinhis, Ne Owahia, Neb, i B - ull*rmhd mixed, 716 white, oifl l. B HAVANA, Sept. 10 -SpaANiSH GOoLD 4@ | fo all branches of the trade nearly as fuvorable in [own, NCDFASKI 110 | — U, 8. DEPOSITORY, - OMALIA NEB e, Options opencd 1i%e lower, udvanced i . exchunge quict but firm were from $1. ;| the Ditkotis. The extreme yieid of thirty to s CHPIEAL L vsroneisnoessisesss:$400,000 161450 and closed at 4o decling o s und clal Review. yesterday 5,000 bags of cen- [ cows und heifers, #1.% L $2.00 to | forty bushels is reported 1 all these states GROCERIES. < }ull:v r«hum-u‘ 5 NN YORE St D nlavE R AT urlzition soid at #5143 | €650 for v\lm;luprlu,‘lhl Prh .35 for | The vheat of the Paclfic coust hus been Surplus,, .. A AP 65,000 ulutlor Naw G s SODE he Post says: I q I D n cows, &% 5 fol oste steers ured by the hot und blighting weathe: » 1allacl BV el aa 0, MMicers and Directors enry nte roslden dotober. . Slosin 2 | o St Mt T e hesant very eurigus | BO10 BOF auiuts Joaisrnsons BEHL ol Hesiora o {UE L Hov DR G MOAHIE Paxton & Gallagher, | Meyor & Raapko, | , Ofteers st igeeors tiawey W Vatoy bralienty BINGOIe, closing 3 A7 finnncial situation that the London news. New York Dry Goods Market, The recelpts (neluded 7,000 rangers of which V. Morse, John 8. Collins, 1. C. Cushing, J. No iy closing Bi4e; Jun 5 puprers od London dispatelies are unanimons [y youk, Sept. 10.—Business in dey goods | 4000 were westerners. Stockers and feeders | JOUN A, MCRUANE ANK © CONDON Patrick, W, 11, 8. THughos, Cashier Muy. i@d0, Closing, b n thelr assertion that London is considered | NF 0 COntinuGa I ROLIVE Faquest AR the Erouter M syt il g oo 1t ¢ Jearish on the general sec na b wiks ver, with agents and quite netive | continue aetive rog i gro 7 pol 2 Omalia, Neb. Omaha. Neb. PHE 1120 j <. poATE=Tuchipty 0w bushols; oxpor Roarih gu migkenaralsgoistiy/markey byt | ghh ) st first Lands. Tho Sitution s | DUFEof Tast weelds duciine hus boon revoy 1\(1(.5'](1[10 & L()H(IUH | 7 e A ushels: salos, ishols of futures, and not materially :‘rvl The calt market wus steady at from D. M Steele 0 Johnson & Clo. oo SO D apd AR ML - 1201-1205 Jones Strect, | 9thand Low 06,000 bushels of ‘spot. Spot murket quiet | Whereas tho thme woney rate in that city, L. 0) to $5 The general market for hogs SV LESTA L and Stronger, Options firmer and 0 ALLOF IS adVanee of & fortn(eht g, Is soitled . sined stute of unsettlomont. The INVESTMENT BANKERS, active Septombe back to ity old figures Lenders of three | o ; Was an active demand for good heivy o pa N BT et months' money eanhot ket more than 2 per [ - New York counts, per can, olc; company se- | Wa% A uctive demand for good hewsy and | 50 g 1gth Ft., First National Bani : cent. and the Bank of Englund, despite {ts dp- | lects. 4%; extra selbcts, 4 pARY Rtunds | MOGHEVREELAANEAIE SORIEPHOUL A ing, Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Omana i Octobe ) preliensions regarding t 1d movement. | dards, ¥ standards, 2 B gax oamiion Titlo ol stocks, bands, se3iritias, eom narelil py - s Jut for common qualitios of all weights the | Deal in stooks. binds, se - s Dle to ralse 1ts own minfimum dis- arket wus very dull with prices uverng- | per,ete. Negotlite loans v Luic)va lOuL 1L Al Bror McCord, Brady & Co., i wlar, " dull. closing er: No. 3 hern Pucific Hav 05711 8. 10tk Street, ‘ 1403-1403 Harney Street, Epot No. xed western, ciigies White western, S@dic; No. 2 Chicago, | hus been un L ¢ uhe B, @0 e rate uhove the low 2t tlevel Traders' Talk, i Cfrom . be L to Mo lower. " While | eatate. Short time loans. 03; bank Hav-Qutet suxgests that presentres | Onioaao, 1L, Sept. 10.—Konnett, Hopkins & | the good grades wore pretiy closely | 8pproved collatoral socurisy — | 1105-1110 s1arncy St reet, | 15th and Loavenworth, INTEREST PAID ONDEPOSITS Hors—Quiot and easy. ] 1 h\rll[un'v .‘.‘r] k |lfh§” ':lmrh“."] JuF Slas \ul on | Co.tos. A |“f“ horter: Tl Iu-\\"‘)llv beon | bought, there wore (mn\\-ml thousund of the WAN' TED Correr=-Options opendd frrogular and 10 to | #Jurke seale s due toother eauses than a lack | more bearish than on any previous day since | undesitable sorts left in the pens, The top of Owahs, Neb Omntin, Ne 45 points down; sules .uy.lhm‘lu luding Bloans Notes, price r‘.um AVO K i hl.m;vm‘: ’nrllul- .u]mvn)n-xny{\n!-ml.n\‘rml;hl from #5,50 COUNTIES, SCHOOL UNPOWDEL e 49515, 10 October 514,05+ Ne sharp demand from shorts, who, having goo: The best of the 1ight welghts went ofr ISTRICTS, WATER (i "OWDER, " plemoer, B B by REBIE: | o oot ANEAL Gt o | LtfESnand trog akite, whio, ey PREERIEROTEA NS T4 AL g T o L i SAVINGS - BANK i, EIL0; Mareh, SIROGILE spot | S0 177 £lit It prudont. to clow up autstanding | trading low 80 T Attty TR SECOR. 16" &N0UGLAGSTS, dull, but steady; falr cargoes, 184¢; No. : 5 B 0—Clourings, | Contracts. There seems to be nothing else at ho Evening Journal reports: OATTLE g H. Ulark . , 10, NEw Ouieans, La, Sept. 10.—Clearings, | (Lo Nottom of today's raily. Cables from first | celpts, 14,500 8 1ts, 4,50, Murket steady § N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY.Bankers, Gen'l Western Agont of CAPRITAL % 100,000.00 H 81,047,061 b0; shipme . W i Sporting G DIRECTORS TA UWYMAN - E.W. NASH SuGAr—Raw, quiet, but steady: falr rofin- 3 - st have been weak, and to add to the de- [ nutives £L5026.25; TeXuns, #.493.10; stockers lenates Daarborn Sireats CHICAQD: n porting Gun Uy 5 fng, i 1-100; centrifugals, 06 test, 37-10@ [ NEW YORK. Sept. 10, —Clearings today. 8137~ | moralization abroad a London grain house | #1086 rangers steers, §.60@5.00; nutive 184 Baario ftasty QIICA powder, Atlaa lilgh vyl 5'3'&%\3‘&&“—9‘»1%('LU':(&EECKL( Biacs retined firoy and in good demand 060,138: balanees, which secured an = extension = some | cows, 81250280, Ring ¢ S lsioLevN-Opencd stoady sud after & [ PlicApeLruia, Pa, Sept 10.-Clearings to lnwu ago roported falled with lubilities of | ~Hous—Keceipts, 23,500 shipweuts, 10,00 70 State Sia BOSTON, e Auraoy s ireek ——