Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1891, Page 6

TEE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Oollapse of the Buropean War £care Low- ered Wheat Early, VERY FREE SELLING AT THE OUTSET. Bhorts Took Their Profits Freely and Their Buying Soon Put the Price Up—Activity In Stocks and Bonds, On1caco, 1., Sept. 10.~Wheat opened de- 1dedly lower this morning on weaker cables and thio cotlapso of the European There was free selling at the outset, December going nt from Wige to 96%e, but the shorts, who have profited by recent experiences in which they have been badly squeezed because they waited too long, began to take thelr profits treely, and their buying soon put the price up to Then came the riports of yestorduy's clear at the Atlanticsea- boara, shiowin to of over 1,000,(00 bushels which added strength to t riet and caused n spurt of buying which put December up to 07%c. The price hung around haut figure for some tm Later 1t was revorted that Bradstreet's made un_Incrense of over 5000000 bushels in tho avallable suppiy east of the Rockies dur- Ine the lust wock ind weakness wis dove oved, December selling back to6%e. There was fovery during the last hour, us Brad s report when posted showed that the 80 Wis not s Inrge as at fAirst reported 15 4.200,000 bushels for both consts. A re- - Duluth that 300000 bushels had ken for export assisted the advance jor sold up to 07'4e, acain broke to on weak closing cablos, Improved nd closed steady at Oic, a loss five-cights of a cent, compared the closing fzures of yesterday. White, Kennett-Hopkins and Lumson © o0d bilye ly, but on the ad- co tsome of chem sold freely. There a hitle flurry carly on an unfuthercd rumor that Italy had ordercd the completion of ironcluds now under construction with ull possible disputch und had dirceted that the Feserves be got 1n readiness for duty at once, but It quickly died out. Hutehinson is said 10 hiave telographed hierc from New York that wheat Is usule for e and corn forsve. An- other teicgram from New York swd that Russla will have to supply thirty provinces of the enipire with food. Pardridgo sold wheat Aty 18 Supposed 10 huve gold freely through brokers. Limson Broth= ers’ corr nt at Now York telegraphed thit th wood evidence that foreigners were buying wheat In that market Corn_opened easy on_uccount of the fine, warm, maturing weather in the corn belt in sym Octobe war scare #0110 of witn Loz Bros. we od U from 531 o storday, advinced with ke to i%e, recovered son selllng off to e and clos ket wita very wenk during session, due chiefly to the fine weather. Some of the old time bulis w ssellers and the llquidation of long corn w . There was i ramor i circulation th 10 was selling wgood deal. Oats wero quict and casy In sympithy with corn, The rovision market wis heavy from start o fin- sh, und the lowest prices of the © o murket close he decline yesterday amounts to 20 per bureel in pork, 0¢ per 100 pounds in- lurd, and from 750 to 1255¢ per 100 pounds in ribs. There was tair speculutive business, the scliers, for the most part being tired longs and the packers. Tho leading futures runged as follow ANTIC WiEAT Beptember.. December... May. CoRN-—-No. 2 Septembor. Getober. n OVEN, Soptomber.. October. May ... MESS PORK October.... Decembor .. Junuar; LARD Octover.. December.. January. BHOKT RibS— ber. Janunry. Uash quotations were as fo FrLour--Nominal, unchanged; prices 10@20c lower than a week nge WiEAT—No. 2 spring B spring wi No CorN—No, OATE—No. No. 80340 No. & whith, 28@d0c. KyE—No. 2, 8330, Bartey—No. 2, °00c; No. 3, 40@00c f. 0. b.; zi6e 1. 0. b, XSEED—No. 1, 07c, Prime. 21.21@1.22. per barrel, 810.20; lard. short. ribs sides (looso), whent, 035 2 red, 94 2 white, 204@ T Pork—Mess pork, or cwt., 36.00@0.92! .00@7.10; dry saited shoulders (boxed), . @6.75: short clear sides (hoxon), §7.80@7.00. Wiiskey—Distillers' inished goods. per gal., 18, BuaARs—Unchanzed; cut loaf. 5@5%e. Receipts and shipments today were as fol- lows: AWTICLES, WECEILTS,| SHIDMENT, Flour. barrels. ... Wheat, bushels. |1} Corn, bushels..... . Oats, bushe Rye. bushols Bariey, busheis: 0a the Produce exchange today the buttor market wus quiet; fancy creamery, 20; fine western, 10@22c: fine dairy, 10 ordinury, 15@16c.” Eggs, 104@17c. New York Markets. NEW YORK, Sopt. 16,—FLOUR—Rec packagesi eXpOrts, 4,200 barrol ‘I)\Ill‘hl'l less actlve, unchanged. S urre WieAT-Recelpts, busi 670,000 bt 425770 bu; sales, tures; 3,000 bu ot kpot. Spot unsettied,” lower: falr business; No. 2 rod, ELOIG@LOR in store and clevator: 8102146 L33 aflont; BLO2KG@LOG 1. 0. bt No. §_red, B%@0de; ungraded red, ‘00c@#10%; No. 1 northern to arrive, 8LOKG1.04; No. 1 hard to arrive, BLOGK@LOGY, Options deciined 10 1%e lurzely In symipathy with the west; with forelgnors’ selling on weak eables; roacted H@he on un increased export | demand and frightened shorts; declined %@ie on Jower cables und large receipts west; closed barely stoudy at A@He under yester No. # red, September, closing 81021 tover, FLO2G@LOS%, clostng $1.03; Novem- ber. BLO4L@GL03Y, closing #1.0i%; Doecember, $LO5TLGLOGT, clostng 810G Tanuary, §1.074 @LOSY, closing $L0T%4: Febraury, elosin €10)%: March, $11050@L1%, closing 81,111 Muy, LUNGL 125, closing 81123, KvE—Eusy wnd dull; wostérn, . 1. . —Weak and'dull; No. 2 Milwaukee, MarT—Quiet. Recolnts, 1850 bu; exports. 40,002 bu; aleR L2000 b of tuthirees it pa o spot.” 'Spot market Jower; free sellors and moderate business. No. 2, 08650 1 elovator: 700 aflont; ungraded mixed, 66uT00; No. ¢ white,' 6e. Optlons. dociined 16 1% “on enormous receipts at wes markets, closlog weak, Sentember, 60550 @87iac, closing 60i3e; Octobor, 813G, Slosing TEns L@O0NC, 0l i losing Sdc: January, December, S50, @ic, closing odo; May. SIN@S, closing ts, 90,280 W sucks; les, 20,45) 437,000 m odo; Y UaTs—Recelpts, 140,000 by exports, bu.; salvs, 32,000 bu, of futures, and nd 121,000 bu. of spot. Spot murket Irreg- ular, nloderately active, olosing casy. Options ulet, hoay, ptember . closing $it Detober, WY e, &ie; Novenb Bl@ilse, closing Decen 8¢, closing ixed i No.2 HAY—Weak, cholee, 05Gs00¢, Hord-Eeasy, autet COorrFEE—Options opened frregular, Septem- ber 16 poluts up, others 104640 points down olosed stendy, unchunged to 25 points dow wules, 54,75 bigs, including: September, $14 October, $13. Nov December, §12.00a1 .00: February, $11.80: ay, $1140; spot klo, quie BOES, 17450; Vo, 7, 16140, BuGAw—Kaw, quiet steady; fair refining, do centrifugal 06 test, i 7-160; sales 4,600 bags centrifu 1 06 test at 8 13-320; 1,640 Dags mo- lasser T 80 test 2 11-16¢; retined, tirmer, aotly 0. 0, 415¢; No. 10, 83e; mold A, 4% siandard A, 4lic; powdered, 1405 granulated, e oy o, 4 quicti ‘sLipping, 6c; good to oW Orleans, fal good demand. v OIL—Quiet, strong; new crude, ; new yellow, Joe. UM=Upened strong, but slight advance in the eurly trading, declined o, strengthened bick o the openihg fgires 1 closed dull, Penusylvaniu oil. spot opc fug at 57 highost, 57%¢; lowest, 57440; clos- ing. 573¢: October option oponed ht 50'4e, hikhest.' 50%0; lowest, B0oi - closing, Slige Lilua oll, no sales. Total sules, 61,000 Duls. ALLOW—Eusy, vtrong; elity, (#2.00 for pigs.) Boe. 0sIN—Steady, quiet 1xE-Quict and steady; S84 @syc. ir demand, western, 195 oldmess. $10.756 ly active, firm. after a newmess, $2.00G120/; oxtra prime, HL00 Cur MeATs—Quiet, firm; plekled i¢: plokled shoulders, b @otc, MivoLes—Weaker; short clear, September, bellies, Lano—Weaker and dull; western stesw, €7.25 anlos, 5% tierces; October, cember, 87,9007 Tanuary. #7.45 7,50, closing 47.43; Fobruary, #7.58, BurTEn—Quict and firms western 190 180} western croamery, 1022 8BS part tlare alr Eigin, 20, ERsE—-Qulot, firm; skims, {@7 3¢ Pi6 TRox—Dull and unchanged #10.00315.25 é Corprn—Dull, but steady; lake, September and October. §12.30 dyi domestic But stoady sns City . western, 6@8%0; Amerioan, 24,6214 straits, £2).00 Ka KANgAs City, Mo, 8 and unchanged, WHEAT-Steady: No, 2 hard. eash &0c: fep- tomber, 040 bId; No. 2 red, eash, e bid. OATS-Stoudy; No. 2 cash, pptem- ber, Ze bid. HAY=Stoady and unch BUTTEN- Stoudy and U ¥, 120018 \dy at e Wheat, 901,500; corn, 10.000; oats, Markets. 16.~Frovn—Steady janged; creamery. RECEIPTS 02,000, SHIPMENTS 11,700, Wheat, 01,0005 corn, 14,100; oats, Liverpool Markets. Poor, Sept. 10— WIHEAT poori_holders offer frecly 1, K& 7uiss &d per s 10, Conn—Steady, demacd poor: ern, (8 5d per cont oik—Prime mess western. 558 per bbl. COMMON RORIN—45 4d per e, LINSEED O1L—215 6 per ewt sy, deniand lifornin No. winter. 79 Livi mixed west- Kets, —WieAT—Weak; St. Louis Ma &1, Lovis, Mo, Sept. ash, 03%c; September, iiige. Coiy—Weal: ¢ +1 Koptember, 38, OATS—\Y 2o} October, 27% POIK LARD—F WhIsKEY (e 118, Milwaukee Grain Market. MinwAukEE, Wis. Sept 10 —WiEAT No. 2 sprinz, eash, 00@01e; December, 08¢, cony—Quiet; No. OATS 8t new No. 2, white, sle. Iy STOUKS AND BONDS. Nrw YoRk, Sept. 16.~The stock market to- day displayed nore activity than for along time, but at the same time it was irregular in its movements, the bear ana bull forces dls- tributing thelr strenzth uncqually over the list, and while some sto:ks were miaterially higlier others are lower and the majority is with the latter. The great feature of the cnrly trading was the heavy and apparently enthusiastic buying for forclgn account, but advantaze was taken of the aemand by many Nolders to realize on thelr stocks and u fever- fsh and gencrally strong market was suc- ceeded by a slow but steady depression in the afternoon. Unlon Pucific was the special polnt of at- tack for the beurs, the only reason given for the selling being ramors of a fortheoming un favorable statement. but qualitics of other Jeading stocks, ineluding somo of the Vander- bilts, were thrown upon the market, and lienco most of the nctive stocks are slightly Jower, as the result of the day's business. Tho effeet'of the stories n regard 1o the securing control of the Ontarfo & Western by the New York Central was aguln scen in the former stocks, but realization prevented any ma fal advanco in it. Kansas & Texas preferred was another speefally strons polut fn the list, both the common —and preferred were unusuaily active for them. Late in the day, however, Reading became the enief bull”card, tho éxpectation being that upon the dissolution of the pooled stock, it will be In demand and dealings iniv will'be more widespread and its value in the markets od. After Union Pacifie, which in the early dealings, tho grangers pressed for sale most ureently and niny of them show lurge fractional losses for tho day. “The market finally closed s and heavy to woek at small fractional losses from first prices us a rule. The final changes ot note in- clude advance of 21 percent In Kausas & Texas vreferrcd, 1% per cent in Reading, 1§ per cent in Ontario & Western and 1% per cent in Cordage, whilo Burlington scored a 1oss of 1 per cent. svernment bonds have been dull wy. State bonds neglected. Jo tollowing are the closing quotations for e leading stocks on the New York stock ex - and orthwestern. .. Nortuwostern, prof. B ATLOh: Torre Huuio.. 31 40 roferred.: Amerlean Bxpross. 117 | Biner SRS oo Bifsiuetv Comaaa Baciars sie: | o pratorsasy Cannda Agathern::: 3 |ORtAHo & Wontern Contral Taeifer ... 08| Orogon Improvemt Chos. "% Oftfo-s.. "L2 3018 | Orogon Nav o lak proferrea 1 8814 Norih {10 5 Broforred. .| 83 Bacito Mai Ciigako s Alton-...181 " | Pooris, Det posttttt B Yot 0. [Duliunn Painos..: 1 Ronding oo s 4838 | RRock Island, preiiis 41 Ent Tonnessi e o 1ut proforcai 10 dnaprotorred;o: Tig|sc BAU b & sk Erlo-rne. 7 SE Paul s Orntin o preforred 1230 Preforred o’ Cont « Troi xas Pacinc §IT01% b Cant. 9 g Untoy, Lacinc 03¢ | U, 8. Kxpress WS T 104 | W, St. L. & Pad 17 | Wells Fargo lixp n Union g | A tton Ol B3| Colorado Coal. 24T stko - [1roh Shiver [(Satario; |Quicksitver... o reforeiid sutrd | Bulwe 74| Rtich. & | Wiscotein Cc i |(Srent Northorn prd | Chicigo « A | Lead T o preferred Hocking Valley Houston & Texa: Ilinols Central St. Paul & Dulu Kansas & Toxas. . Lake krio & Wes do preferrod .. LakoShoro....... Loutsvilie & N Louisville & N. A. Memphis & C preforred Min &8t L dc preferred. | Missourl Paclfic, Mobile & Ohlo. ivitle Chatt; {Cantralissraiti Norfolk & Wost ptd. Northern Pacitic. o preferrod U.P. Denver The total sales of stocks today were shures including = Atchison, S1L2I7: outhern, Chica ckawann; I 74 | Southern uif.. 18" |Orogon & nada Delaware, cific preferred, Reading, 42,403 Ricl St. Paul, 20.715; Pacifie, 22.2%0; Western 10; cifie Mail, 5.4 West Point, Pacifie, 2.090; Union Union, #550; Wabash Financial Review. NEW Yonk, Sept. 16, ~The Post says: bullion Is declin Ain aecording to tho usual programme for. the lust half of the mouth, Today- the full government quota of 40000 " ounces for September was comploted. The great London bullion brokers have long sinco discovered that the proper card for them to play Is to withhoid ull orders for American silver untit our government 15 out of the murket for a month. A way of engineering the London silver market,which they control, is to depress the commerchul prices o holders here gre anxlous 1o uvold aceumulating o large stoek and toward the end of the month the London- ers buy at large concessions in price such sil- yer as they need for India and the continent. This huppens with every successive month and 15 likely to continue 50 long us the abnor- mul government domand continues to crente temporarily an artificlal market for the metal. Silyer Financial Notes. Sopt. 16.—Bank clearings today, ,050.075, Sopt. wlunc NEW V. $116,74,950; balances, BosTon, M toduy, $18,85,02 woney, 2@ por cent York, 10@20¢ dlscount. \oRe, Md., Sopt, 10.~Clearings today, 2671 balane I8, 321, a.. Sept. 18 — Clearings alances, §1,74 wonoy, clearings rutes_for exchange on New 44@3 per cont. BOsTON, Mass.. Sept ances, rate, S14@3 pe 10ins, 5303 per cent; time loans, 5@7 per KANSAS Crny, Mo, Sept. 16.—Cl Ou1cAao, Til., & 5 per o Ciey exchange T0¢ discount. Sterling exchungo guict at Bi82 for sixty-day bills and §h.51% for Ight drisfts. . §1. Louts, Mo, Sepu. 208; balu Hil5, 905, ‘Money, 0608 per X Exchange on'New York, 20 discount to par. New Ot s Seot. 106,—COlearings today, 1% New' York exchange, bc; Dunk, 50c; commerelul, 8150 per discount §1,000. New York Money Market, NEW YORK. Sept. 16.—MONEY 0N CAL ranging fr % ber cent to b per loun, 1%y per cent; elosed offered Euiue MERCANTLLE PARE 3@ RTERLING EXCHANGE-Qulot und heavy ut 84514 for sixty-any bills und #84 for® de- mand, The' following bonds: 16,=Cloaring houso bat- nt. arings, 81,- opt. 16.—Money unch: ngs, § 52. 10.—C 547, - carlngs, & -Easy, 1t; lust AL ¥ per cent. were the closlng prices on USS 4, roxiatored. 110 i o 1 113k 138 MK, & T Gen'l 6 Mutual Union ts L0 g I NCUL Cont Tnt Cort 3 10" | Norihern Pac Ists Loulsinna Stanip da. 8 Tonnesseo N. 8. 108 do b a0 s X Canada Noiithorn 344 o rul Pacitio lats. 105 15 (S P C. & . 1ats Tlg | TP L G, Tr Rets 7ok | T P I GL T, Rets, 10344 | Unlon Pacific 1ets T4 | Woat Bhor Bosto Bosrox, Mass. Stock Sopt, 10~ Market. ue followlng were 455 | the olosing THE OMAHA DAILY prices on stosks on the Hoston stock market today Woston & Mont Wy Calumet & Hecln Frankiin Haron Kearsnrge. Atehison & Topexa Roston & Albany Boston & Maine Chl., Bur. & Quin. Fitchbure i Flint & Poro M Flint & Pore M pfd Mass. Contral Mex. Con. ¢ NY &N E N V. & N. Eng oidcolony Rutiand common Wis. Central ec a0 ptd . 8 Allouer M. Co. (new Atlantic 10 10 181§ 10 i 20§ 21 % 0 10% Santa o Coppor Tamrnck &an Diego Tand Co West End Land Co. Hell Telephone FLamson Store 8 Water §/C. M N ¥ & lTon Stock Market. 16.~Tha following were London stock quotatlons closing at § p. m.: 94 15:16 1TTin0Ts Central....., 101§ 15 | Mexican ordinary... 5lg 10t 86 Panl common |, 71 1023( | New York Central 4174 | Pennaylvanis il ey L1074 | the Consois mo: Consols account U/ S US4 i NV P &0 i Canadian Paclfic Erle v Erie s6conds. BARSILYER—H15d MoNEY-—-1§ per cont the open market for short Three months bills, 2@ 1% per ¢ oW 4y discount In Is 1% per cent. nt. 1gland Bullion. ~Amount of bulllon with- LONDON, 16, on balance driwn from the Bank of England ay Was £260,000. PAnte, Sopt. 106.—Three cent rentes 05t G5 ex Interest for the nc per ount Denver Min DENVER, Colo.. Sept. 16, but two' stocks denlt in Rock at 4 per cent and Jol Tho following ure tho quotations: Alloghany Amity b Bungkok § Bates Hunter. & Stocks, " Business light and i those w ny Jay at 4y percent closing mining stock | _ ) Runniog Lode 216 Whale Ballnrat @ |Argon 104 Big Ind 14 Rock L avonworth....... Gas £O1LL te Rule... i EMmOns.... ... + ¥ Mazeppa GOl Tronsure ..... teh tronclnd Oro., John Juy Pay itk Justico Purrlor Lowal Ter Reod N Morning Glin Rialto . 11 {Park Con Total sales. 1400) shares San Francisco Mining Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 16.—The offieinl closing quotutions for mining stocks toduy wers s follow! Sic VAN Unlon Coasolldatod | Ctah s Yellow Jac Mono.. Bodia Cc Cholls Con Crow Gould & Curry Tinle & Noreross Moxican ... Navajo. Opbir 0 L1 150 210 i 0 New York Mining Quotations. NEW Yoni, Sept. 16.—The following are closing mining stock quotatio [Ontario Ophie 0 | Plymouth . i [Snvage.. 170 [Siorr Nevida 1009 |Stundard - 30 |Unton Con.. L100 | vellow Jacket L 20 Dendwood ... Hale & Narcross . omestake . Horn Silver. Tron Siiver. . Mexican. as Wede and the Wedn a8 ¢ Weduesday of last week. firm. Offolal receipts shown by th Cara. | Hond [Cars.[Head. | Cars. [Hond | Cars. BEE w OMAHA LIV, OMATA, Sopt UATTLE compared OMeini withy recelpts of 1667 duil ont about Butche than Fo quiot about steady. Hoas—Officlal roceipts of ared with-ddi7 yest sday of lnst wook. Hun wolghtd notive and kers nnd Lights slow anc ALl sold Light, 0@5.15; mixed, 84.8075.00. SHEEP—Oflicinl’ roceipts mpared st #4183 of Receipts n 1y for th sdiy of list woek. t Monday. hogs oattlo, onttl stoady wly. sheep with none yesterday, and none Market active and Septembor 15, 1801: RECEIPTS as. | sit T OSITION. | 1o Tin Packing (o o] 5 . 1. Hammond Co. Swift & Co The ¢ Brittain N hy Packing Co. Morrly o Shippers and toaders Leftover. ¥ Total ptath cows, Av. 814 95 0 oL rr. it 500 625 1004 0% 04 it 100 005 HEIFERS 886 135 CALVES .. 140 42 065 BULLS, ) 185 215 2 00 STAGS. 1.156) 2 OXEN, 2,39, and heavy Mixed lower than yes- 3 heavy, VOK MARKETS, 10, T HURSDAY, [ hard to beat In quality. #id to be on the sead. cars more were 01, rdny and 124 siow at Feoders as 4231 and 408, A Disposition of Stock. nd disposition of stock books of the Unloa stockynrds twvonty-four hours endlng at R as | Cattio. | Shoep i it 18 3100 e Sales, No. 000 3 2).0 040 1480 1310 ..1020 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 300 1064 3 10 AND CATTLE. steers, tailings . ) steers, tailings, New York Dry Goods Market. 1 NEW YORK. Sept. 16,.—The dry goods market | 17 continued strong in tone. Reports were more active and drills have been in request and there s un_inereasinz demand for heavy shirtings. Medium bleached goods were in good request. The jobbing trade was quito active, September so far being the heaviest on record, Prints are firm and moro activ Havana Markets. ITAVANA, Sept. 16.—Spanishgold, 823522 36; exchan quiet but steady. SuGAR—Quict, nothing doinz; Lolders re- main aloof In the hope that reaction will oceur momentarily. “orcign Oil Market. LoxpoN, Sept. 16.—CALCUTTA LINSEED—428 4d per quarter. LInsEED O1L—10s 0d per cwt. : Triglers’ Talk. CHICAGO. TIL., Sept. 16. Lozan & Co. to Bryan Commission compa Whout oponed panicky on lower cables and advices of better weather for the securing of crops. The ex- ports from the Atlnntic ports continue heavy. 'here is now couslderable inguiry for our new spring wheat. So far there Is no accumu- lation here and until there Is the shipping de- mand must bo limi We look on wheat as 0 at about present prices nnd a purchase on il weak markets. The position of corn fs unchanged, receipts continue good. The crop Teports aré of the most favorable charucter, We think October at &ic as much too high. Outs in sympathy with corn close lower. Oc tober closed 27%¢. The trading in hox prod- ucts mostly local, close Is dull at the lowest Doint of the day. Onicaco, IlL. Sept. 16.—Swartz, Dupee & McCormick to F. C. Swartz & Co.: Whent opened at a deeline of over a cont from yes- terduy's close, caused by lower markets abroad. Theré was u small rally, aftor which the market was steady within a narrow ranze during the balance of the session, Trade v duiler than for some;time past. Bradstreet r ported an increase eist and west of the rockies- of 4,200,000 bushels; clearances from seaboard wort over 1,00),000 bushels. Ths brought a fow buying orders from New York, Weather over thie corn belt was fines 16 was elcar overy- where, with no Indications of any lower mer- cury. This unquestionably was the chief fuc- tor In the market. Almost every day receipts are over expectations: today they were (07 cars; estimated for Thursdiy wero 610; there wus freer opening of Septembel Outs declined —about five-clghts of a cent, clos] almost at the Dbottom price of the day. Provisions were dull. Stutement of exports for August showed §),- 00,000 pounds less bacon and- 23,000,000 pounds less lard shipped abroad than during August of lust year. At the close pork showed a de- clineof about e, lard and ribs of 124 from Tuesday mght. Onieaao, 1L, Sept. 16.—Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8. A. MeWhorter: Easler cables and an official denial of the warilke rumors that disturbed the market yesterdiy oc weik opening on whiclh shorts covored trocly causing a moderate rally. Quite a number of caster Ing orders were fi/led, and it is us ned that the New Yo pssfully “mil P ently wo. Scalpers were afruid 0 to shore all day. 1n larse, over 1,200,000 trom Now Orlouns and the Atlantic const. New export business at tha scaboard was quite small though some good buying in the northwest on export account wus reported, English priv advices are to the effect that holders overstocked -and_anxiously sceking buyers. In spite of our large exports tho visible sup- ply - incroascs rapldly. Bradstreets' figures Shiow un incrense last week of between 4,000,000 and 5,001,000, 1€ the artifielal support by east- ern spechlators were withdrawn prices would doubtless golower. Tho tendency is down- wurd and it ' seems probablo ox- porters will hold off awhile. Recel continue ~large on sharp breal Wheat seems to be a purchaso for a tarn, but for w long pull we would scll it on the bulge. Huteninson i suid to have predioted %o for Docenber. Corn and oats have shown | croased b , the fine, warm weathor, large receipts and Incroasing stocks making it extremely hard to sustain prices of corn. It 18 of course possiblo to bid up the market, but hard to sell much long stuft without causinz u sharp deciine. Condftions scem to be stead- y working in fuvor of the beurs and 1t 1ooks as If the cliguo would finally luve to accept i serious loss on thelr operitions. In provisions there was moro disposition to sell, the bears drawing oncouragement from the'weakness in corn, 'Ll parativ 1y smull recelpts of hogs are not duo to lnck of cars Is shown by the fact that cattle ro- colpts arv the lurgest on record and 1t 18 us asy to find transportation for hogs as cattlo. We do not 100k for very large receipts now and belleve consumption 15 stexdily reducing the stock of provisions. Ci10AGo, 1L, Sept. 106.~Counsolman & Day to Cockrell 'Brothers: ~ Wheat opencd at an average of about I decline In various futures and under tho Influence of vory weak foreign advices and liberal receipts. The warket would have hid w e00d break excopt for strong buying under 67¢ for Decomber by tho N York bull houses, who scem to porfect concert, They made several attempts to rally Paclfic'on large cloarances and some recoipts of war from Italy and starvition from Kussia. but no advanced to ruise tho high poliit toduy wbove the low point of yestordiy. The peg at the97e hummer held the murkot from stopping bolow that point at the close. Our private forelgn udvlces are much more bearlsh than public cublos and wo look for sharp break i wheat tomorrow if bulls _attempt to - u loud. Corn wius slmply tired heavy recelpts and trade dull. There are fn- dieations thut the various cliques have at last disposed of thelr holdings and that the tal are left to get out the Lest way thoy c Ing Amoother with rozeipts, while demand of vess rates of frelght are hindering Cables reduced bids, slroady 00 10w, to pre- vent exports. Provislons were weak from scarcity of both cash und speculative buying and pick o pressing the market with rings y product. The outlook 15 for a furth ney ¥, C. Swartz—1 suw in Kansas ity yester- day the frat cur of new cora and it would be | ol W ur W th h & w m tl & st shipments, & 10 stee the situation in expe pointed, about 21,00 heid arrivin als for the first hulf of this week than nd 20,000 more than for There were betwe i all logltl the prices notubly the better RLeers, were su I'riday of from loe to e, rading the yurds enough ment in prices. ut from $4.00 Lo over at the b wosterns were lirgely ut $.5) and from $:. ns. was a brisk hog market today and a firm one. rived as the majority of operators pated and thut thy reussur and by the middie of the foren The g up to yesterduy's wyorage, wus fair time of the yeur. {ho groater o 1 hiunds ut from .05 to 8. heavy o Khy oulls, 1o 19¢ per 10 1bs, celpts, and good T & marke prin prime 1k SHEEP beet slow 4 i veuls, 80067 9 foeders ® feoders. 1steer.. S cors 5 T. Corlett— LATE YESTERDAY. Swan Land und Cattle Co, 40COWS L o 20 steers, tailin Usteel allings. 9 steers, tailings 5 feeders G feeders . o feeders . 5 steers & steers Strobridze & Andreiws. 7feeaers....... 9 steers .0 0L Brown-Tiiff 0.'¢o. s, tailings. Kobert Gammon, 83 COWS...... BESESERERE = SsE585E Chicago Live Stock Market. Cu1cAGo, T, Sept. 16.—[Special Telegram toI'iE BEE]—There was no lmprovement in nor was any anticl- ipts were looked” for was cuttlo ted. Hoavy rec tation In that regurd 1150 more time lust Week ponding ti 00 cattlo one-hulf th of the buye were not forced Lan 100 on uny class of cattie. sorts of ablo at Tuesdu; arket was off an aggregato me eneral mikes he g 1 ief at the ants had been wet decline, cows, bulls supply und - prices inning of the week 00k tho bulk bf the Tex: There The faot thit no \is weelk 1s som: 1% oflect - Bu. ¢s hud been pushoeld over the s medlum WoIghts to #.55, while suloable from ity of e at the ipply chani edium pric anging The averaga, udvance The Lyening Jolifnal repor ts: 003 shipments, 5000, 10w 10 choice, 540 5, 264,80 xus, stockers, )as—Recelpts, - 18,0005 strong to hizher; on, $4.50004.50; mixed and 'p jeuvy wnd butche ok Sers, $5.10008.T0 Reoelpts, 6,00; urkot fairly actl Vo, $1.400: Wwoste @4.50; lambs, &, 00; gr New York Live Stock Marke ~HERYES curs Sept. 1 including YOuK head New 118 £ nd ut from $4.7 downward o lust year. de There was but wery s welghts, &, t 1) 83.145.0); second cluss 1ignt, #.60 22.. 030 2071008 40,1189 25.21040 YEARLINGS, 1240 015 Lt 1069 not Av. 200 200 votnnoanaanana oo CEESEEES5685855855E88828 and disap- The arf Teuch 60,500 the for in the yards, t number would 1 e demunds, sellers were down pri © met in at However, d more Some grades, native shipping 5, but Tom bo to 10c sinco ctive all line after therd still rematued in ule 1o preclude the prob- ubllivy that tomorrow will see any lmprove- SIipping stovrs wore quoted nd heifers at to 8175, und stockers and feeders ut Of the lust named there wus un 1y hic wd antlc total for the first hulf of 000 hoad less thun for the corrosponding threls days of last week, had a s gOt to work enrly lower than sales of 08t of th advanced light #.0 offerings, though or the i) purt was between OATTL und the for to §,15 for trom 10 bought commen grassers, lttle pigs und 60 Re- Murket slow rs. $1.800 shipments, ondy Lo stro , #0604 40; for ket dull, Joe per 100 1bs. lowe 50p6.00 per 1.0 1bs.:" T ows. 8263 per il 40 g ¥ bulls cors, 5 beeves and 11 bW 138 beoy es, . CALVES—Recelpts, 1785 hend 775 per 100 s 3 buttermilk calves, 80004 @A SHEER —Recelpts, xuns, 44 . Shipr market unNers, wosteins, A houd; shee lambsfvery dulli sbeep, #0.G3.125; olawby, 5L Jrime to extra natives, 80000615 xtr UG, 203 @190 good cows und Lelfers, 2,106 shipments, pugh 10,5005 1,200 na- Receipts, ale firn: native .00 ressed its today, ters of beef; tomor- #2400 steady; EPTEMBER 17, 1891, "“A Cheap Bargain lllm Takes Monoy m the Puro.” Tmitations may be chenp, but they are worthless, buy the genuine Jc Malt Extractonly. you the best satisfs genuine must have ture of “Johann H neck of every bottle Be sure to shiann Holl's It will give aotion. The the signa- off” on the £5.00@0.50; dressed mutton steady at 5@0%o per 1b: dressed lambs weak at 810! Hoas—-Reeelpts, 6,070 head, In for sale; market steady at & 1bs. Kansns City Live Stock KANSAS bt. 16, colnts, 0,04 i 106 lower. o stockers and foed Hoas Recelpts, ket 04z 10c lower; 4.2505,05 Recolpts, market steady ship bulk, .8 2,000} shipmonts, 100,00 p Market CATTLERo- rkot steady to ws, $1.50@ 1,020 St. Lonls Live Stock Market. Louts, Mo. shipment chol Indinns, & Hoas—-Recelpts, kot steady: heay 5.10; 1ight, #.00 16.~OATT cantiors, §1 ship $3.00a5. Manchester Trade It MANCHESTER, Scpt. 16.—T1 imercinl articlc, says: cotton values the r Business is very limited, are mostly 1n small lots, Y wore thun cloth, The sales y much below the average. firm, Tho advances in ' th o checked the Tnd! Manufacturers are toc tooffers at n lower ran id they compel full rates, T good shirtings are thus ablo t iradvance. Mulles, Jucconets dinn staples are very quict. WESTERN ¥ 1CKING N Last Week's Output Exact as the Week Be CINCINNATL O., Sopt. 16, to Tuk BEE]—Tomorrow's P’ say: The total western packing hus been 140,000, the same as week. For the corresponding pe it was 210,000, From March 000, against .690,0.0 a year compire us follows: crmies, Chiengo.... Knnsas City Omaha. . St Loul Indianapolis ukoe Innatl OMAHA WHOLE Fresh Fry SWEET POTATOES—Por I, b, & CANTALOULE doz, 11 PEACHES lots,” #1.25 Dasket, G GiiAPE: 25-1) buske 81,001 o Peru, §i. sANS— Califo tornia variet LU cs. $1.50; Germun APpLES - Por UDI, 8.2 QUANGES—Per box. impoi WATERMELONS—Iincy, crated LEMONS—Per box, $6.00; func HANANAS—Per bunch, shipping stoc CRANBERIIES—Cane € Wisconsin Bell and Bugle ten case lots, $1.10; 10-1b Mus 501,50, nia Bartlett, § Home grown, lots, 303 r bb lour. Jmaba Milltng company, n rlative, #.50; Snowflake, 82,10, ly, £2.00. i, T. Davis Mill company. High Putent, 82.85; Blue D, and Lion and Hawkeve, $2.40; elnl ent, § Minnesoti Patent. £2.60; I Iard W 82.00; Nevras 50, Rol 22.50; Snowfluke, of the Puntry. ; low gr Minnesota cd, The following quotations prices at which choice stoc orders unless Gtherwise stat ONIONS—Home grown, 4065 CELERY—Per doz., e, ToxATOES—Per bu., $1.0, CABBAGE -Home grown. 1o per HEANS—Nuvy, $2.5/0 POTATOES—Local growers ure demand wimost exclusively at 2 SWEET POTATOES—J ersey. 89.50 is rns Spinners id printing wnd ble rrod. 8 incible, Patent, §2.80; Lo LE—Rocolpta, dy; fafe ns and re eview, an, fn its asing i ne quieter. nsictions affected esterdiy wor o prices of in and China ) well engage e o ostabiish a and other Tn- ching cloths tr TERESTS. 1y th re. clal Telegram o Current will the past week the preceding eriod lust year sSam 152,000 165,000 | 150000 175,000 0,000( 180,000 UTH0N| 1465, 250 000 ALE MARKETS. 001 Californin Crawfords, single Michigan, per baskets, cut, per crate, 75; other Cal- Hungarian 50, . i0i15e. Maorl, $8.00. 3 for good d, per bbl, 80.00210.00; L., 88,75, iance, Patent, ar. Su- i Faney Fam- No. 1und Cream | Red E. 8 G5 Royal No. 10, Spo- wnd Dakotu, Vhoat, Putent. Speculative, 822,00, represent the billed out on ber bu. 1b, per bu. plying the e per bu. per bbl. su @s Country Produce. Ecas—Market weak at 16@10 Fourrry—Market weak. on old fowls uned chickens fs §: Abou! he outside and_ small chickens have sold as low as 8200 and good sizos ut BUTTER—Tho best country. 0@2.75: good ducks, 8100, butter. good enough for city trade, sells at 15@16¢; packers’ stock, 10%e. E De Witt’s Little Early Risers, bestpill. g ‘Western Wasmixaroy, D. C.,Sept. 16.— gram to Tue Bee. | —The followi sions granted is reported by T Examiner Bureau of Claims: Nebraska: Original—David ‘William Walrod, George N. Chu Pensions. |Special Tele- nglist of pen- ue Bee and H. Sawyer, ambers, Orin H. Woeks, Frederick Steibrink, Joseph C. Thomas, Cnarles Baker, Nicholas £. Brasfield, Simon Jumes M. Raman, Jonathan Ro Parish, Walter C. Adams, Riley ‘White, Edward Roche, Silas W. George K. Wetmore, Warren Martin Jeftery, S. Starkey, vficld, Tsaac Hart, Elijab . Tumbleson, n Mack, Levi Kaorchner, Samucl Frey, Henry A. Allpross, Rovort Penson, John 1. nal widows—Sisannah Pembort Wood, Mary Thompson, Lydia lowa Rider, Solon O. Cawmpbell, Albert Bordman, John M. Williams, E. Wilson, Archibi Charles G, Kaiser, Wallace Redfield, iam Raikin, Alonzo Depee, John ton, Thomas MecDermott, on, Elizabeth Stanle Ofiginal—Eugeno Michael, Joseph Edwin Bell, Sheets, 'homas uld Biggart, Wil n W, Fuller- Honry Hoffman, Charles L. Dunham, Horcules Turner, ien- ton L. Darnold, George W. Shamblen, Peter Ruth, Willi Joseph P. "Tower, Willinm R. lam Bstle. Additional—Georgo D. Shimer, Alphous orease—Eugene Vorpe, James N. Porter, Frederick Original_widows, "o worth, Maggio . Robertson, Lush, Freder Hayworth, David ck am M. Rife, Parks, Will: Fouts, John Tn- Boatty, C. Davis. Catherine J. Went- Caroline C. Reinert, Fanny Platt, mother; Fanuy Rickey, mother, South Dalkot Louis Grewing, Alexander Original—Wesloy Richart, Shepherd fayette Shrake. Original widows, ete.—Minor of Alexander Wood. —_—— DoWitt's Little Early Riser: pill_ever made. ume. Noue equal. - Westerners in New New Youk, Sept. 10, Bee.|—Mr. W. Hayden, buyer Bros., Omaba, is heve buying dr Ho is at the St. Denis hotel. Mr. H. R. Krug of Lincoln, N Metropolitan hotel. He is buyir . R, Inssley & Co. Mr. J. L. Holst, Council Bluffs, is at and Central hotel Mr. C. F. Weller of Omaha 1 perial notel, Mr. G. G. man_ house,’ Mr. R. V. Hull an Bangs at the Gilsey house, all O Best little Curé constipation every Use them now. York. [Special 0 Tue for Hayden 'y goods, ete. ev., is at tho g goods for the s at tho lm- Brown at the Cole- d4 Mr. S, D, mabans. Miss M. E. Wright of Des Moines is at the -and Central. She is buying 1 Mr. B. F, Stonffer of Fremon the Girand Central hotel. Mr. L, J. A, Holst and wife Biuffs are at the Grand Contral Mr. William (. Hayden is in ¢ Miss A. L. Hayaen Small in size, great in result Little Early Rise Hest pill tion, best for sick headache, ston! JOUN A, MCSHANE INVESTMENT BAN 800 8. 18th St,, First National ing, Omaha, Neb, Deal 1 stocks, Bonls, aeoirition, SPbroved Colaterul sOCUFILY bank best FRANK C € McShane & Condon, | millinery. t, Neb., is at of Council hotel ompany with t: DeWitt's for constipa for sour KERS, Bank Ba, nnorolal py Jhvel Oni Fsk sock, o vie Omaha, Tont & Awn- tal OMAHA Manufcturers” and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TEN ing Co., Bem tmp Flou A 1 send for our BAGS AND TWINES. nis Omaha Bag Oo. rlors and Manufac Lrers o Birlaps and Twine r Sac BICYCLE H. Perrizo & Co. S 406 Dod | Bleycles sold paym and pri | 160714 ¥ar am st M, 0. Daxon. on monthly ents, BOOK BINDERS and STATIONER. Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, ters, binders, clectroty pors, faoturors Howard stres 111 Omaha. BOOTS AND SHOES blank book mana S “Ohas. A, Coo& Co. | Kirkendall,Jones&Co Man Wil John L, Wilkie, Omal Ord C W T Seaman; Omal WAC “Omake Carpet 0o, Carnots, tin 1611 Douglas strect ufacturors and Job. bors 00 Howard strebt. | Awents for | ber Sho | And 1103, S liams, Van Aer- nam & Harto 2 2 Harney stroot, | 404 Donglas Owaia, Neb, BOXES a paper box factory 1519 Douglas. ors promptly file < and sh Ll 7 flled. | 11G-1118_Jack Butehers [ auy RRIAGES, Bl LS, a's Largest Variety JONS AND CARRIAGES, CARPET oil, K9, cu cloths mat- Manu fac ) KOOds, 0t EHER CIGARS. Harney [ W. V. Mors: & Co,, BUTC. 1100 Harney stre WhlesnloManu factur're Hoston It 1102, 1104 Atroot. Cornor 11th ate. Omahi Invited to call and exnmine, HER Touis Heller, A Puckers ppiles. 1 “ep casing son_atreot ETC. CLOTHINC Gilmore & Ruhl, rors and Clothiers, ot Brokors, grain, p and stoeks N Wi g New v Cookrell By Priva rk Privato wire York, Chiongo Loute, 16-18 B T Cor. 10t And Jac Omaha Iron Wor nght bullding w brass work foundry, rk Ry. and I7th & Liquor Merel 113 arney 8 Maniifactir ra K East Indin Bl Wholesale Liquo 0740 G W. T’o\‘xg\e; Hardwood Lumber, 1510 North 10th Charles R, Hardwood Inmb carpets and p Hoorng th and Douglas Lonts Brokers and cash buyers Rector& Wilkelmy Co and eust machie Blacksmith work. U & o, provision | Room 15, V. 1 Broker wire Chi- [to Now York and [ and St. Louls | e F, 0. Bwart: nr irain, ¥ to New ete. Priva & 8E | Loutseand Chieag: Bonrd of | 7, Bourd of Tra ros HARDWARE, Kkson Sty 13t and 11 \ VORK ths, Works, Manuf'es \anfos. Work fron ongines. ternl anid W LIQU \nt | tmpor v 1 i onnedy's 1020 and 107 tocs Price 8. 10¢h St TS| Hydranl Stroot Lee, or, w quet | Lumber, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ryan Commission Oo |~ A, 8, McWhorter Honr d of Privata wires Chiongo Cashgrala & Co tato) wire to 8. ihom Omaha, Exchanko bin'y, 8. Omas b —_———— Lee- Glark-Andrecsen Hardware o, Omaha Safo & Iron and burglae Jail 1ron Aliuttors and An- Keon sty R. R. Grotte, Tobber of and Liquors. Farnam S8, tyon application: "L Kirscht & Go, | Friok & Herberts, WholosaleLiquor Doalers John A Wakefield, tmiported, Amorican Pors Milwan | and Quiney White Lime > Louis Bradford, Hme,coment,eta. 1D)uglas Stroot —_— MILLINIERY AND NO1IONS, 0. A, Stone Millinery, Notlon Eite. 116118 &, 16th St MUSICAL Max Meyer & Mt jewelers, d musteal Instei Farnam and ehill, s, Cloks [ Importe; M 208, 210 o on 11 Bro Co | onlers tn aents, | '"RUMENTS, Planos, Organs Materials, & ith, L. Oborfelder & Oo,, re nnd Jobbers in A. Hospe, Jr, Artista' 1515 Douglas Streot. ~ OYSTERS. West & Fritscher, Man Job. 10 ufactures fine clgars, rsof loaf ta 11 Farnam Streot. — COAL, COKE, ETC, Omaha_Coal, Coke & Harg cor. atreot Am Ship, anthracite “Nebraska Fuel Go., Coutant & ime G, 1and wott conl. § E. 1ith and Dougla N 1508 Farnn; Onial nerican Fuel Co., Howell pers and_dealers in and bitu- 018 coul. 15th street. Oman Johnson lith Streot, Omaha, Neb. CORNICE. Squires, Hard and soft coal ship - pers m streot ha. & Oo, 2175, 14th Streat, Neb. Bios,, 014 Farnam Street, Eaglo Cornice Works, Manufacturcrs of G Ivi anized Iron Corulee. aps, metalilo htx, ete. 1110 and Dodg St. _— ('I: Jl’h"\"l' :/1 ND LIME. 3. . 2 . Johnson & Co, | 407;\(1] & 188, 15th Stroot, | DRY GOODS. Gray, Lime, cement, ete., ete. Cor. 0th and Douglas Sts. M Dry Corner 11th and Howard. E. Smith & Co., | Kilpatrick- goods. nottons, far- Goods nishing gools. Dry goods, not dirniing cor. 1th anit Koch Dry Co., lons gonts® koods oward Sty ELECTRICAL SUPPLIE, S Ilustrated eatalogue DETROIT-AU Wolf Electrical Co. and Dyamos freo. 11 A At 8325 N.Y. free. 4 Capitol Avenue. Kinn ITOMATIC Electric Motors Catulogn Life'Bld' —_— Parl Corner Jon £, T, Gilman, 1013 Cw GENT'S FURNI & Ko 08-14 Wil 17 and 610 Souths 16th St FURNITURE A Dewoy & Stone Fur- FARM MACIL in, Orendorff & Martin Co., And oth Bts. Nob. I General Skandiu Ll Ok 1551 Shord "LOUR. €. G. Under Mannger at Sth and Omaha Mil Merchant Office and M1l \ N, Ith Street Black - Manager. ND CARI Beebe & Run niture Co,, niture & Co i furnis whirts, Cor. 13t and | 1SS, PAINT, OIL A nard Glass and | . A, Fulle Paint Co,, 12 Harney Street O, N Owal liam Cummings, Omaha, Neb Omaha, wostorn wed INERY, ETC. T. G, Northwall, agent low Co., man Ave, R. T. Davis Mill Co, . Fwo Omaha, Knon Sts, ling Oo., Millers TG Streot nyan Fur- Co. Successors to C. A, Beebe Lt Omnh SILING (GOODS. J.T. Robinson Notion Ing goods, brand ovorally, Conta, ote foward St Platt & Co., Oysters, Flsh and 9 80uth 10t} OIL Cons)lidated Line Co. Refined_and_lub r & Co., 1402 Douglas Streot, “Blake, Bruce & Co, Iworth St Nob, -— Paxt D. M Ste 1201 11081 GROCERIES. on & Gallagher, | 11 8. 10th Street, 1404-1403 Harn Oumaha, Neb. & Co, | 2 Bireoh th and Louy 1203 Joi Stroet Omaha, Neb. Allen Bros,, 110 Hw Omuh, McOord, Bra y Streot, | 15th and Le Omabs, Neb Omaha, Meyer & Raapke, oy Stroet, N Sloan, Johnson & Co. dy & 0o, Neb — e GUNPOWDER, Hugh H. Ulark Dup: powds VT Western Agent s Bporting ¢ Atli s Laraeys treel 4 celery, | Bt Tank bricating wils, nxle gronse, o B Ruth, Ma —_— ey PRODUCE, COMMISSION. " Ribbel & Smith, Denlers in_country pr uce, fruits, et 1207 Howard 8 Robert Pur 1217 Howara & v prices Itry, and | Butter, eggs and pe 1209 Ioward Street. Bates & C Countrs_produce, cgetablos. gro clulties. tons, s 17410 811 h buye troet. vis, E treot. | p, ol fruits ot iysters, | Sohroodor & Co, « uutter 42 South 11t Street. B. Branoh & Oo,, 13th and Huroey Stroets. Kirscbbraun & Sons, |Jas. A, Olark & 0o, exus | Butter, cheore, It % poultry o, frults, 1 game. 0 South 13th Street. —_ PAPER. Oarpenter Paper Co., atock full wrappl Carry printin writing per, paper, card pa- Manufaet bors all Ro0ds. of | ng and | kinds RUBBLR GOODS ‘Omaha Rubber 0 and job- rubbor 1520 Farnam Street. A E Ak RS 23 South 1 SEEDS Emerson Seed Co, growers, donlers in den, grass, gealn and for sl ath, 07 8. 1) Streot. James Hughes, | Stoves repatrs of all kinds Cooks 1nd 1oaters —_— SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETO M. A, Disbrow & Oo, | Bohn Sash & Door 0o Manufacturors doore, blin moultings. fice, 12th and 1z AM A '\,',” WA, U. 8. Wind Engine & | 5. 1, Pump Co. Ialllday Wind T o ard St Onice | Room 42 1 Farnam | ' | 002-10 T, ‘m 1004 Omi OFFEE, SPICE Consolidated Coffeo Company, leand 116 11an ney St of sash. | Manufacturers of moulds ings, blind s, doors, ete. Builaing, I SUPPLIES . Strang & Sons, -~ e BILLIARD " H. Hardy 0 BT ) Jou bums, e fur ehld rehnn wloon Billlard m 407, 409 8 Dinahi Tho Brunswiok Balko-Collender SOUTH OMAHA., UNION STOCK A.D. Bojer & Oo,, | §-60 Exchange B South Omaly Miss I b nol the YARDS CO,, - - ullding | 90 Exchia " South Om eph loft yosterday for My Ax YOURSELF! Ask your Druggist for & ottlo of i G, The only -poisonous reinedy for all o unnatural discharges and ha. Oo,, ros. 10th Streot, LIMITED Hunter & Green, © Bulldlog 4 Love- land, Colo., whera she wiil teach in the publio schools during tho comiug year. —eeeeeee e private discases of men and the debilitatin to women, days without m Il | Lo aid oF Wicity of a doctor. e l‘,)' al American Cure. 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