Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1893, Page 15

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1893—SIXTEEN PAGE 15 legislation assured in congress the machinery 1198 - and mixed, 81 452,50, . Jobbing trade there has been a stght deeling | 3¢ pp o o opel Y he 1093 3 d A 8 Hoas— Recolpts, 5,900 hand; ship e LaUe_ CItiNts of OmEuN Sl NSDRRATES "\‘»,.fnm~.'n,n-!m'-<« Since dnnaey 1, of | XX trade has resumed full operation. The 1223 2400 hena; market Soa18¢ lower: buik of want to quit thinking of hard times and J— EXpOTIS o dry gonds beina #%.« | Drobability is that even in tho wost where & b g My i Ao, .‘_ o thaak God for the big crops and prosperons i 4a; it §1.240,023 foe tho correspond- | roally fufiated ontery isen hava boen brought | 1090 " S anome b0; mixed, an60wn 00" lehte inancial Sitnation i . | times that are sure to come, i they will got | Around on the Goo. porind of 180 down, wholasome results will ver: soon be | 3 4 g AB0.05; Yorkers, $5.9536.08; plies » The Financial Bituation is Gradually Grow- | {HES tor Themsclvea and push: for bist Increasein Pricxs All Around on the Go FALL Rivier, Mass., Sopt. 9. -Tho print cloth | perceptiblo. Cortainly this is true with some 4 g 1 X0 ing Better, ness with thoir old-time vigor Showing of the Bank Statement. Ty Iy ut previous guotations. | eastern ‘industriai’ combinations. Nor ought e 3 908 Rkl s 'f""‘.'{‘l'v’.“ :m-.....,: shipm le I,m and the good news comes from all along ¢ N tho wesk, . Product] Bl cede the certainty of o rovision of the tariff, 1 XN t A L | 1ive 0 " that the time is more propitious for such 1013 3 | line that the worst is over. At every in R 1iveries, 56,000 balns; s¥oe S Proy 740 o1y proceptibly changed for the better, and con St Lonis Murk goneration 680 % WOSter mArkots Saturduy, Soptembor ¢ fidence is shown in the business world b 1. Louts, Sent, 0. Frovn—Unchan T'ho following are the closing quotations of 1000 Toge. \.‘,,,.,, Boveral Banks Have Reopened Thelr stor money ana larger orders, I the | Urovisions, Too, After Being Lifeless for WHEAT 1 up. g 'lliyh‘ the londing stocks on the New York ex 7 | 830 South Omaha .90 Doors, Among Them is the Americun world of speculation a strong bull pool has y Days change today ; P 4 {iengo. iis ) 170m {40 y beon formed 18 Wall strect and they are “rices Went Up Substantially Cony’ . No. 2 mixed, eash, | Ateninon TR NorT T 0 L g o & e pushing up the prices of stocks. Banks and Lt e 00 mills which were forced to suspend on ac —Stocks and Bonds Stock i . sive a Boost and < St louls 00 bt I8¢ Soptem be 5 Oetobor, 36%e; Docem: | Adams txpras s 138 r i et ' ibing Trade Inere: ber, 351 | A rre Haut 8 2 & Gnl »: Total 0.4 as,002 1,700 3 count of financial stringency are resuming OarasWoule No. 9 cash, 9hiter Septombor, | 1o preldcsiss 108 | a0 maar iy e 360 ; = The American National bank of this city re THPR-=Stonly. IRanangey] No o, 406 Baltimors & Ofo.. 09 Now York Contral 1 204 Tno past wook has shown a splondid | sumed on Friday and three Deover inks | Guiingo, Sopt. 0 -Somewhat high HARLEY NG 'trade : it ey Sl ehange for the better in financial and com- [ have been permitted to open their doors | s Al K t business show | Rain, The Now York banks are con- | Prices forwheat, corn, oats and provisions nercial circles, All kinds of busi 0 They Wern Adepts at swindiing. 4 Canada Southern Ontario & Westoern OTTAWA, 111, Sent. ¢ I'he FLAXSEED - Firm: 07 Contral Pacinic Oregon Imp nULLs ; HAY - Unehanged tributing to the better spirit by let- | resuited today largely from the good show Rerrei—Unclin croamery, 88@34c; excite ment in this eit N o surrounding T, & ONio 3 Qreron Na 1700 LA Bl AN TR AT N 1435 country over the operations of James & Q Pacin’ Maii an increase in volume and prices are Fuling | ting go of some of their hoar ing made in the vank statement. The ad- | choles dairy, 20 | Giise Dee. & : Burko'and Willinm Butlor, the Waliace firmer., Tho bank clearances show a strong | gold and transactions in clearing house cer- | yinoo was groatestin tho firstand last of | FROVIMONS Iliehor, frmet: potk, now, | Goneiusstas BT b [ township farmors, is inoreasing hourly fncreaso over thoso of the past week and | Liflcates are becoming a thing of the past. | 55 0n0 BRI B R T G T BIGVISOSS AL ) 4 ) ' | Gonsgliguicas Blitabing o - m“l " b Bpoass that tho ek rovoris comparison with the clearings for the 8ame | °ryogiock market, which has vastly im- | of rocovering its strength to wrostle with | Sivewesms - Floar, 5000 sheks: whoat, s 0 Gt Weat 4 148 50 did ot ‘““ "“""‘””‘"“"‘1 truth. Tho woek lost year. Kven with this poor show- | proved, reflocts and confirms the improving . & . G. prof'd : v 320 80 7 records of circuit and county courts ing thirteen of theleading eastern and cen- | sentiment and disposition 4 i k. Fva 00, S0 Rioek Thiat k o o0 ¢ : BID | WHoW: St g, BarRn T N 1S g ISR L 1o to fmprove | WHeat at tho ovening was about e an Clty Markots. Dis, L0 idrs. Co': Lock iniand g1 2 1n tral western cities show a greater decrease The jobbing markets continue to imy Sl LA . c or; | Erio o 3 kAT 2 ' ki years ago, and " in a littlo over a yoar o Jmaha. Only two cities show any | A1 many of the wholesale merchants are higher than yesterday's close, advancad bye | (KANars ¢ e, Sopt. 0. WHRAT e bighor: | i (o, R i 23 e 7 SiDGER O (I FCA RN, 819 ABra of tdebia bt s ALY L arranging to placo thair full complement of | more and thon recodod A, rallica o¢e and | N2 Lart, 83540 No.@ rud St (hall b [ queeeuded i mortgweing S0 acron ot increaso at all. Tho Omaha clearings for | traveling salesmen in the fleld as carly 88 | ac, recodod 4, held steady nnd the closing | No. 2 Wit Gro T Soutlen P bt 07 D iy e the past woek were as follows: possible. Husiuess in - noarly all lines Was | o about 1e higher than yosterday. The fow il wnchanged; No. 2 mixed, | G E Juear I ) sistomatie hierowing of monwy in large Monday, holiday. incroased in volume during the past ten | gyrnpth was inflaenced by the advance in ) Laila Yk o 1nois Contral Texa 1108 . 150 until now it ot Lidy BoRrowen on Tucsany e e 804446840 | days. Dry goods and notions ave especially TFORM: $to0 B ALanaY ol d noniinally 42 i 8t Paul & Duthin oI Tot % 0. Con. pid 508 1180 until now 1t is seon thoy borrowed on o 1116714 | aoUve 1 akport BlsaEnBuet. Svslase; Hon Frax sun ARAR S Kan. & Tes, prora. Unlon Pacine 593 980 nearly seventy judgmont notes, and AR v R Tyt | RESHYE P " liberal oxport clearances. Busides, some | BRAN—F1tm; 550500 fan: & Tox nratd §| Unlon Pacitic : s y judg hotes, and FHanrY. ' i Ta0899.00 AS BUN SEES 1T, parties were calelating on the government | - HAY- Sieadys timothy, $7.50@8.60; vraieto, | Vs brly o ¥ Salipron 5 1 ) A A notes of hand somethine 1ike 340,00, R A . report, showing o smaller yiold than that | B00@600. 0 0 S T . w4 ! r 1 Al oo WIth not i cont 1o pay it The latest In speaking about the financial situation | Local Trado S Marked Tmprovement— | indicated in the pereontase of last month, | e ;i ereamory, 18322¢; v a1, Wl Fargo B 1 b 1300 8 60 | victims of their worl o M. MeGrath, ‘adet Taylor, vice president of suditions wt Interior Tov It is oxpectod that the visible supply will | A0 and firm; stelctly tresh can- s 1 feeder 1foodor 1220 2 85 | John Burke, Henry Neufl, W, 1. Butlor, )‘:‘-uv.:urluty,l Cadet 1:1: “"z\s’ I:“ Rk o1 Inreply to inquiry covering this woek's [ Show a decrease of about 250,000 bu., but it | ared, 111 the Globe Loan and Trust Saviugs ¥ ) s Munha > ' e 'i':ll'wllrlj' :filunilr-‘ el 'y M. Conway, Jules Wideman, Mavion M this ci i Jocal trado conditions, the K. G. Dun & Co, | WoUld not be surprising 1f there would be a | Rkvkirts t, 61,000 bu.; corn, 18,000 | Memphis & r. 9statin.117 t Ginnis, . Allen, J. Begloy and F. his ciuy, said: 016G 4 i 1 i ' ) i I small increise, A year ago thore was an oats, nong R % iah L bt ! 0 W v “Omaha hns not experionced the ourrency | Mercantile agency, through Manager W. H. | fricroaso of 8.460,000 by, - SireMeRTS - Wheat, 75,000 bu.; corn, 10,000 | M u pasine: 1 bl Lol 2 g-m;m. . Nino new judgments have famine which existed fn New York aund all | 10berson, says: A carcful canvass of the | Cornopencd with a slight docline and L % Y ¥ 1 OO, 1980 Yats il 1408 2 Just been entered Lty “uly and oarly in | Situation developos o decidod betterment, | Soon afterwards sold off a fraction mor B0 ot e T i beows. .. 10! 11 steers. 1267 3 BhuiG AW tho eastern states during July and oarly which, though not so tarked In sono s as | When tho domand improved and tho pr - 70 TGRS WS HOLHIR HOW | Sy hraroR et ose ) ¢ 3 sts . 1380 ¢ Lo ' Support s Wite /lmm:n lnm:] such 'n Hlnrh\:nn o'rl nl'l‘.urul in others, novertheloss indicatesn well de- | ddvanced —Ii@dde, reacted ly@Xe, ruled e line cortificatos wo g Hots —The roceipts exceeded expectations NEW YORK, Sept. 9.1, L. Palmor, 8 developed in the west, our eastern finafeia 16t8, 116 5 i friends would not have been slow to have | fined improvement steady and closed with a ls@@lqe gain. Tho I Tho production of the M C and some of the hogs did not arrive in season vil engineer of Pittsburg, committod Michigan report w sdocidedly bullish and et lh-l_l,[ M 4 »5;‘;‘ l_\llrin-l**_ runs and for the varly markot. The fnquiry was cqual | quicide by inhaling gas, The following sharply ticised such methods, but the ‘“Jobbers are all fecling and talking better, | shorts in anticipation of a bad government "\’.»\'"" nts, 20,082 and 09,977 barrels, respoct- Of stocks todny wore 155,100 | to the supply, however, as both shippers and | o0 48 s pe SEHORTl W] e A Wost is alwaya generous in its criticism. One of the largest in groceries said to mo | report wore disposed to cover. COTTONSEED OrL—Fiem; crudo, 32238c; | ShAn pding: Atchison, T1L700: Sugar, | packers had liberal orders to ALLand & brisk Whitehenayew) Syt e I was told the other day of an incident | yosterday: I our trade the balance of this | In oats, tho near futures, espeefally Oc- | yorlow. 35 Burlligion, 10.800; Chicigo Gas, 18,7 | Buciiols T iovatlod and vricos ruled stoady to litehead, a lawyer of this city, was which happened in acity of five national | month continues as good as during its first | tober, were the strongest, owing to the bu, PETROLEUM -Firm: United closed at 65tc; T o e Nattort: | & uickel highor until near tho closo, when tho | found: banks in one of tho New England states dur- | week we will do the heaviest | ing by shipping houses and elovator men | Washingion in bhls., $5 Washington in 1 Coranee, 4,300; Reading, 12,3005 St Pa market weakoned and the extrome closo L prefer to die becauso 1 eannot support ing July. The state was shipping some fine | month's business we have ever had.’ | and prices closed 1ye higher, while Septem ”;l:k $2.70; refined N ““\ 25,11 l'hl“r-llf‘\' 15,300; Wostern Uni, found vrices H@l0e off, especially on the [ and have lost the love of one of the best and cattlo to the World's fair, the freight on the | Others in the same line report | ber was very quict and steady. May was f(y!.i‘:\‘".‘.'.‘,,..‘.‘.".'f::'y'.'.‘,'m P'l‘_'”'r'“”U“Lnuwlfl i — heavier hogs. Inctuding holdovers there | truest wives onearth. May God bless hor same being £.000. - The check was drawn on tter trade, with no complaints | “e lower early, but reacted to a trifle under | GUTIROERIN PU I ERORERA0 o good, A0S R I wero about 10,500 hogs on sale. Heavy and | and our daughter. Wild patent schomes, a certain bauk and the bank vromptly paid | as to collections. The principal of largo | yesterday's close, FLOOWL0, . New Youk, Scept. 9. -MONEY 0N CALL= | jixed hogs sold Jargoly at §.50 to §.55, with | and not having known and Served our Lord it by giving a check on another bauk, When | dry goods house says they reduced their |~ The provision market was strong with | = Tuiiiszine—30c. ,{,‘:1‘“,‘”\{ vt g O cont, | coarso loads as low as .40, Mixed aud | and Savior, Josus Christ, have brought me the currency was demanded it was refused. | force during the dull time, ind with present | more business mssing than has recently TN EXCHANGE - Tnactive, with fe- | medinm weights mostly at .55 to $.60, and | o this sad ending 1L Pataen The parties wero left in the condition of | help have been unable to take caro of this | been usual, The stiffuess of the corn mar- ¥ Jutenn Mkt s i bankors' bills at 2.804.80y | light 10 §5.75, the bulk selling at .50 Itis belioved Paimer's mind was af- being long on checks and short on currene week's orders, sales being large and collee- | Ket was tho prineipat cause. Compared with 7;"}’;“ ”l"»m‘fl. Sept. 9.—Firm; ...\.;.”hm. 1 and $4.8215034.88 for sixty-day | to .60, the same yesterday, R fosta After spending a day thoy fnally obvinted | tions good. Hats, caps. boots and shocs, | yesterday's closing prices October pork is | T3¢ 10w widdiing, Taes good middiing, commereinl Dis, 8481504815 IVGRalEN cted. Gy the diMculty by each of the five banks part- | drugs, hardware and lumber all show more | 15¢ higher and January is up S0e. B 1GR3 i oss ocoipte] i OXUBLLER G y ,1 SUBSMOHBTN. T No. Av. Sh ‘i 1 Smuggler Suppoand to Have Drosrnod. ing with $200 currency or less incrouse, the gain in the latter being | Lard aud ribs improved from 10¢ to 15c. tinontal, 100 hales; wise, 754 bales: salcs, | gl FRNMENT - BONDS—Tirm. Stato bonds 5 5 SAN: IRRANGIA00,. Sabbi 0/=Oatoins “Monoy has been close in Omaha, but 1o | mostly from country orders. The demand for vessel room was tair and | 7 alos; stocks, 3 SLRIGBERUGUTER | cloatng quoLAons On bonds ORRa T bk Mm@l such currency famine as describel ubove “In” retail lines” the dry goods houses, | rates on corn to Buffalo firmer at . | steady les, 40,100 bales; September, $7.77 | k% : = 3L 284 < 2 5 flicers Casey and Sprague discovered has existed. ~Many of our banks have not | whilo takinga cheerful view of the situas | Wheat was 115c, by Octoborl #T.8307.84; Novembor, 37:04 | -8 8 vae oo Hiwl ST €L o e B 4 L two men acting suspiciously near the even found it necessary to rediscount any | tion, are as a whole unable to more than stinated roceipts for Monday: Wheat, | @393 Risvions #EOVEROR danunry, 8o 1 08 daoar oo Tt 230 B domentit 19 7 i 90 1 mulus early this morning.” They sus- paper, Of cour it would have relieved | say ‘business during the week shows a trifle bears; corn, 820 cars; oats, 330 cars; hogs, | .33, il dg s Y i sPacttle Gy o 3. 102 7184 P, . & P T8ty s b 4 by 4 | peeted they wore smugglers and callod the situation and made the pathway of busi- | jncrease, which, cousidering Moncay being a [ 52,000 head 7 S e LR R L R e o7% | upon them to surrender.” There was no ness men casier, to have taken ntage of | holiday, is all that could be expected.” One | The leading futures ranged as follows: : ( O ) sUnion 1 reply and the inspectors fired on the the opportunity to rediscount, loubt | of the lurgest houses sugwests that nob | “Arieles: | Opon ] 1igh ] Low (Rl Buds & ‘!’"," A IR 5. Wost Shove i men. Henry Hendrickson, boatmar ifit was more than un opportunity. The | more than 80 per cout of 1502 sules will be JES TR e R e RN B v Dooh IDSSR G W 21 ; onty Skl Dl situation was so much worse in the east | recorded this year, this being based on the | W | i o LT | | 000 s corn, 27,000 h.: onts, 1¢ ) the government report 12,000 T s onts, 19,000 bu. t 0 Tho country markets huve been fiem. i | G ] B e : o LIYLIE BULLE A VR than it was i Omaha that the bankers | loss of work by a lavze number of persons 3 70493 36 G L& 8. Av SRt O LI m i IS CEOW) U PO FOVAE wero justificd in depending upon their own | and in a reduction in wages of others 3 et ] 6il to 15, Forelgn wheat has been firm with 77 resources, “Clothing and men’s furnishing goods have P 0% f hardentng prices. Flour dull to firm. Buyers | krio g, ..o 74 [oH & TG i 3 ince, it was thought he was drowned. Mhrough the recent financial disturbance, | hoen in better demand, partly on aceount of . 4030 | Al inEoinalthE e st AL DIFAMOrcania lioay ol R S oen g : 5....207 - thera is nothing but commendation for | ‘the strangoer within our gates' attending the | § 198 aorens Wheat. Outs hinvo heendall to steady. R AT P Bk (ke .. Last acts of the Bicketts today at Omaha banks, as a rule. ‘They have not | county fair. Leading houses in this class |7 offee Market. N.J. C. It 10814 Tenn. ol By 2 Courtland beach, both aft. and eve. only taken carcof country banks so far as | are well prepared to take cars of the much | & ol g W YORK, Sopt. 9.—Options oponed stoady | Ny Fic. 18ta 10| +Va. U B 5. B 3 il ol st o P possible, but they have ot permitted any | better trade expected 1o follow close on the G ol hanged 501 polnts ndvanco; clossd | Iy Sois il 198 |V coaatcoun. 5 . T T et legitimate business in the city to suffer. | arrival of cooler weather. 3 rady: sales, 2,000 hitgs, 500 bags | N W. Dob, ohe..ors 100 55 bl gl b L b Between tho May and July statements the Wrhe foaturo of theweok ln banking 3 et ! Sopte u.u n‘w».un.%, 5 8 Oetobur, [ S 62....246 160 5 LONDON, Sept. 0.—A dispatch to the loans cf the Omaha national banks were | circles was the reopening on Thursday of c 90215.05; B0 bugs Docombor, $15.60@ | °bid. fasked. Standard from Shanghai says that the reduced §2.33,000. This action speaks for | the American National bank, which event, | 3 | &X arch, 315.25, t Rio, firm; Boston Stock Quotutions. viceroy, Li Hung Chang, who is a noto- itsolf. 1t shows the solidity of our business | aftera hara battle under most trying cir: 3 3 } R X spot No. 7, | Bosrox, o, 9 por cont; vious hater of foreigners, is reported to houses, and the ability of busiiess men to | cumstances, must be conceded as roflocting 7 | } JF WORE quotations y X have addressed apotition to the emperor meet and overcome, appareutly, unsurmount- | much credit on its oficers, who. on boing on stocks, bonds and 3 N J At ) LY T Lt ot At blo obstacles. If thore s any criticism that | reseatea and taking up tho lines onee more, ¥ Siats Gas § T 7 A t e S s can bo made, it is that banks have been slow | are also to be coneratulated in the practical | Cash quotations wer Livereoor, Sept. 9.—WnkAr—Firm: mod- | Tl Tlophon: B ) to resume loans, but it must be remem- | exhibit of confidence shown by the liberal | FLOUR-Firu; fair demand. 5 aners in Chi He especially advisos il ! rato den m;l'| it xl offer mods rnu-lyl. :;-N(m\A :Vn'm\ A 2d 5 i removal of Englishmen, and con- bered that the shrinkage in deposits | and increased deposits of many of their old, 1EAT spring, 3 red westorn, wintor, bs 54 Gi4a por contal. | Boston & Maine... 1511/ Atehison k tends that this is neeessary in order to was continusl up to_the last week in | ns well as some hotrlGitomaray 53, e y 3 um-:l-lnullr O T T TR | \ 5900 2 50 5 prevent the ultimate partition of China August, when the tide turned, as it “‘Bankers generally report money easior ¢ yellow, closing Larb—Prime western, 435 per cwt. 0 P 5 § among the Kuropean pow always docs, after a crazo has run out. | though nota suficient increase in deposits et LD Under such circumstances it would be folly | has taken place to warrant an invitation to TS-No. 2, 25}4¢ . 2 white, f. 0. b., 294G Aluneapolts Whont Marke Conpne UN o for banks to encourage any m: even good customers to accept large loans H 3 white, £. 0. b, 273c. My 2AT — Futures | Gia Colony 7 4 3 ' 5 O et s 2N ment in the loan department, W Omaha bankers are, with much less reluet- i=No. 2, 42 N, U gy | EtEONE; 150 2 AbiGLogaDnsibe xon Short Line 4 . 0 5 6 BURLINGTON, Ia., Sept. 9.—While Omaha banks have been u little too conserv- | ance than shown a few weeks ago, aiding T T R e L LT ortones . 02 @a8e: " N, i 3 g 3 1236 4 number of men wore working under a ative in corrying o greater cash reserve | all worthy oustomers awith A R oSN Gowslie. Reteipis, #45 chrs, West AR : 3 ; ; bunk at Wallbaum's stone quarry near than the managers of the Bank of Encland | amounts, and notwithstanding TINOTHY SEEDDr 2 ey o prefervad. 1 Quiney..: i Y 5 . Gladstone, 111, just across the river yes- permit. Of course, they may believe that it | banks are likely to dr Wostingh. Blecirio_21% Tamaraek.o 10185 | 61 5 i i many cases the week's advance been from o 3 [ i board. As nothing has been seen of him Murkots, wliberally, during | Pork-—Mess, por hbl., $16.10016.16; Tard, i T T T T / is good policy to simply take the monoy of | the fall months, it is frecly prodicted thay | per 100 Ty s8352540; short . ribs sdod 2 el bt ¢ ‘\:v‘u‘li:l;\w-nh\\)vl- e Ravos iy, .u:.l“r",.:‘r( depositors uiud store it away in tho vaults, | there will be money enough and to sparo | (00500 SULTDE1010; " diy salted shoulders | N ORithondouIR g el i : ¢ ¥ R e e A S Rrrses but It is a kindly considuration shown to the | heforo the closc of tho carrent year. A con- | e i, 17.50; short clear sides hoxed), Ko. |.l\m|.~‘| LoNDoN, Sopt. 9. Tho elosinz quotations on | 47-- 2 : them was killed outvizht, two wero customors Uhat Is not often met with. Time, | sudorable demand for farm loans is apparent | *Wirisk v Distillors' fintshed goods, por ga 1EIGH: APO5IBG: tho London Stock Exchungo todny wor : b ¥ ¥ and the fourth soriously injured. of course, will corvect all these things, and | in liberal ofterings of this class of security, | $1.12 3 ain Market. Conmol, monsy. 97 1-16 S Paul cominon o T 5 4 b Jast named \ml »m leg broken snd baukers will again return to banking. although, as a matter of fact, the loan com® | S ] L O%e; granulated, WiteaT Firm; Sop- | SOpPgiaceomit 70| New York Cen'l 1t i b 5 . “The _country 1s W cing the | panies, with perhaps one or two exceptions, 1 A" 5ty t 2 g ) Ronniaaanma, good effects of the increase in the | are, so 1ar as Nebraska is concerned, duing The following” were the receipts and ship- , 48¢c. 4 o Mex. currency issue in the United States | butlittle 1oty {or tod ¢ @36 Mex. & 5 Campania 1o Record. L ; \ Land | Bars B b 316 200 T ‘ 9.—The Cu- ational banks, but they have not | “Lincoin reports grocery sales light, har- AVTICLES. SRS - 90 Mo o - §.—The Cu S HolnGeniml aray i 3 45 540 SR . ited themselves of the maximum amount | ness dull, while lines affcted by the reopen- | o BEUC NLIBONDS. LA = uix | - - ] 80 0 ;n\lnhll ipsil n;.m] he :r--(hhmullll- o which they were entitled under existing | ing of a dew s are some botter, | Wheat i .. S . 0 t0 of dlacount In tho opon 200 1 5 120 e, having made the run from Sandy laws. The tendency of national banks for | Collections »w in most lines, but [ Corn, bu-. . J s pilispassistion tuennraliyayasilinsoteindianal juowiahoetiandiit soRnionths bl g2 200 ook in 5 days, 14 hours, 15 minutes, somo time has boen to take the minimum | a better feeling is quite general. Banks are | Qs bu ... . 1000} tho dlurkot € | Dooldedly Weak. L 2 P Y The best previous castward v I mude 8 & Rye bn o CEW Y Sopt, 9.—S oy 4 : < ! issue rathor = than - the maximum. ‘Tho | decidedly hopeful, their deposits being on a | fiimon i ™ 3 ool New Youk, Sept. 9.—Speculation on the NewsVorkidinn ciguotitiong: by the Campania last May was 5 days, shrinkago in deposits between May and July | steady ain and ‘s quict improvement from | Fhnotny secd 7200 530,45 Stock exchange during the two hours of NEw Yonk, Sept. 9.—The follow 262 4 5 5 5 G 17 hours, 42 minutes. . :\-,m‘;‘.:a‘ 000,000 1 n.:‘“n‘.:’m.u n‘\“uimlru:;» this tim oon is proicted b T On the Produec exchan The butter | business open to the operators today was | ™ '*I“" Aty s 25 b o 5 5 gt £ country 1At was the mouey withdrawn irand Island says do here will un- | it was firm; eream iy da of ed characte flor & very | Crown Polnt e si and eve. at Courtland beac from cireulition by reason of the panie. | doubtedly be light during the fail and win | § " Eisgs, s frosh, suaslny | of s upsoitlc whaactor fiilorsa vty Gom. Cal, & VAT 13 Sicrm Nev . . : ’ Aiicaltanndaio nuoohiiantbonche Duri the month of August over $50,000,000 | tor, re ulting more on account of crops and _— strong opening the ings became weak cudwoor ) @ ; 3 - - of now currency was issucd to the banks. To | prices than nny general fnancial distur- New York Markots. | gradually and & decline followed, in | foiidind 15| Yellow dou : 5 5 40 57 THE REALETY M B this immense amount must e added the im- uce, except so far as the trade of railway l\ W YORK, Sept. 9. FLOUR—Receipts, which the cntire active list participated. '\gww 1k 870 Ir {REAAGD E 10 TR portations of gold, amounting to nearly as mployes is concerned. Banks are discount- | PKEs.; exports, 21,000 bbls.; sales, This depross 7as followed e o eree UlQuick Sliver........ B0 YUMENTS placed on vecord September 9 much more, 8o that we have a substitute | ing more freety now than during the pasy | D& market “steady, quioty winto Dnisdn Hwas followadibyafper oniand 138 Tl b bb 280, : g i ant for f pts low rades, #1.952.45; low r strongth, dgrinz wnich the best prices Ophir o (0] ar 5 3 5 120 today of very marked proportions. for that | three months, though in some cascs extend- | 1% shdes, 81 s T 3 e Redazagsn i WARIANTY DEEDS which has izone safoty deposiv vanlts | ing paper, preferring to carry itus past due. | city” mills, $3.5008.585 clty patonie s shojignyserafmuge B About/sllololooke t. Louts Mining Atook H e 160 ¥ iimpton and wifa to A P and stockings. and hias been withdrawn from | Aside from applications from cattlo feoders | (1350 Mmoot siis. 5o b, another, bear movement was folt, which | oo ok LOMS MINIG Btasks [ § 5 5 Ty, lot 14, block 8, Clifton 111 . $1,20 the business world. ws for moderate amounts, there ap- | mixtu £2.9008.40; Minnesota stratehi led by/iChioago (Gile,Sn Kshnrp Ebenri| 1 BT LODISEAPL Dralliing sharos (ifolass, (65, .cell EOGERE0 i nin Mary Baek 1o fohn Stovens, wadiv ¥ “Iv requived some livtle time to get this | pears to be very little demand for money, | $3.3024.00; superting Vg3 40; attack being made on these shares, bringing | e 1500 E L Rl T pative | Plot 14, bloek 3, Linwond park v flow of currency started, but it is working | and the bauks generally ave in casy financial [ 048 piaients, $.9004,30; tine, $#1.70@2.10. ations down 257 per cent from the | oot = bl TALAS 4 i | Poter Olsen and wife to Henry Nelson, its way into business cireles with good effect, | conditic 2 Conx MEAL-Steady} yellow westorn, 82,603 ‘The closing’ price showed onl T W jahirita goodnynel AR | lovs, block 6 Pavker Plce La00 B e e TR B et b A ICHaa 7 & ’ Gty Vory of 38 pervent i Adame. Amen N.. 200 common and stock sheap, $1.5 ool 1o | Robert MeClel ne and “.Ir.- o Mary am 0 be add old T eaks: western boat loads 5 c. overy of i cen B metallic f S1izaboth [ ¢ |ioTioice 4010 5 A Gregory, Lot 10, Ciifton Piace 5 comage of the country. ‘The Treasary do- | Last balloon ascensions and parachute | e o st Cier pont loads 50@51c. AT was Ul most active in the dealings | Grawito M. 2ob hoigo 1000, AR Om AL T 100 ;.u'l_ln.-nl T $50,000,000 01 £0,000,000 inwold | jumps today at Courtland beach. Wukar Recelpts, obu.; exports, 114,- | and opened at an aavance of 1 and declined — Recolpts and Disposton of Stoek, Hawthorne 100 bullion, which is part of the $100,000,000 srold o atchis 000 Du; sales, 550,000 bu. futures, 88,000 | 7, sold up % and closed at a reaction of Notea. OMeinl rocoipts and disposition of stock as [ W L Selby and wife to Paui W rescrve. Gold bars cannot be used as cu A WORD FEOM ME. JOUNSON, "’\lfll\"‘{l- T.fi‘"u'::l‘.””"“"l;"ri'f s dvunce. | 140 St Paul roso 1 from yesterday, re- | _ PAuis, Sopt. 9. por cont rontes, 99f | qhown by the books of th lon Stoek lot 2, Motter’s subd1v . . 800 0 e amaitoxport trados Nop 2 red, dn store und | cting 37, the last price being the lowast of | 70¢ for b y VAR edpiny for Tty tventy-four hoties | Ad Clark and busban o' e :‘l”h,”," 010 ten, 1Yo and U0 and & hal? ol | Avs. Nob, Sopt BiTo the Editor of {5 008t Bo; £ 6,0, T1ie; No. n,.,,l,,y I _\.1“.,:( suh: up 11 ver cont, I,,‘{, New You, Sant. 0.—Clonrings, £73,790,998; | ending ui 5 o' |..m.1[i 8 ) 1 .0 1 B 204 cce: o b8 Ll (ROl o e (R LA he improvement, advanced 7, decline 3 V8T CEIPTS, o cofnage eapacity of tho Philadolphia | o "f‘.",'t,'",' ply foigntasiiciodn utonnyly dane hosing rm"‘)!\r:nxlu W eyeulng up YOG, AeYaneel Atentoon | _IANsAS Ciry, Sept. 9.—Clearings, §1,287,- i e J 1 Baye, sherlll, to International mint is about §.000.000 & month, Thereare | e FHUPHEY &6 T L, d which ho 3 Gjojing W i . elostig | fllictuated within o margin of 5 per cent all | 7905 foF the week, 57,451,640 Al " Faanang InyssinnLiuaion Jovg other mints in tho country, and there ought | Hies pantia hies e Catle company of | iy 7. one | day, closing within b of the ‘Towest point, | | BAKTINOIE Sopt 9= Clourings, 819886705 | ca, tead Cara. | Hoad ead | Car i | ek Amblr Blace, 200 to bo ono at Omaha. 1y the way, if the | ° mes sent in thirty men in wagons to defeat cons , 42,000 CXPOrts, 9, Weoster: Union lost i Ch ¥ - balances, #242,003. Money, U per cent, Ary I, i kB, S SO, vens, 0 LOmnhA. oy Judge Maxwell, T wish to say that tho | tu.; sules, bu 16,000 YLaatorp SLInlon sloskisesand sh Bur PHILADELPIEA, Sept. 9. -Clearings, 38,5 3114700 1an] 0. indivig lob 14, “block 2, “Ldnyo Contperaial olih and ol ganizations of | Srandard Cattle company does’ not enter | spoi. Sp 1y e ;| Mhgwn & Quinay X por cent on the day. | 53 RaREIY MRt 6k~ RIBnO0 1 0 : BT, : 209 this city, and the business men, would take | fyo'holivics at all and makes no. demais | 9% i olovator, 4530 Rioat. Opiions autl | These werd the only socuritics in which the | 702i bi ks bRy s o 3 hold and push this Omaha mint it would | on N8 Gmploses for votos ana way antids | LG5 i on erop reports; Septem- | transactions excecdod 5,000 shaves, R O BT Tnouhiif Claurancos today WY KIS i : Total amount of transfors 30,600 Bt entice Lt Conkress- | gyher. 1 have boen asked by frivnds of botn | Y80 474E4RC, clostng on S Whisicy, Ohiengo Gus nud-Gonoral Bleo. | o il oWl RO I | e Hung Moy # introduced a bitl for ths | Mr, Maxwell und Mr. Frick todo what Teoutd | dficy closine ot uber, 484@10%c, | tric show a decline of lg@ig percont; Now | olamvinge $1,475050; for the’ weok, sa.i0n | Qmiba Pack RUTRRG. ol T o sceure votes. 1 have, from the fivst men- | Oxrs—keeelpis, 65,000 bu.: sal Vugland and Weatorn Unlon, b¢; LakeShore [ og0. pa Nt banlcs havve resumod ensh | tlon of Mr. Frick as o candidate, which was | Db futures. . Sois, stronk w4 re wdvao | a0 Kock lstand, b Louisyills & Nashvillo nents without restrictions, anc he tlow { Swin & Co s T i Jiith o8 % 2lot e il 8 NEW ORLEANS, Sopt. 9.—Cloarings, # tiahy Packing Co | | I A A \! about ten days ago, oxpressed myself as | Options very quiot at e advineo; Septenibor, | 8 onver & Rio Grande preforred, g, and | 825, Now York exehinge, commorcinl, $1.60; digstiyeass : of “currency toward thatcity is heavy and [ Point fom G ) OFDLO J0ye0i. 8 T IPCTIM (I Octobor, 81050s81sce; | Lake Shore & Waostern, T S anTlal AN DAk 0y (o .S B, G0 . [ 5 Tho comntrs anis ave sty it | being frindly to s’ intorosts, From that 40, 4 y \ e | J l. DIsPos pmond o, { o o Cloveland P & P.( . b . D OX b o 8 i time on 1 have been cautionod by frionds of | Sy 31 ’.‘I" 4¢, closin i Noo [ rest of the general list mado an advance on LONDON, Sept. 9.—Tho amount of bullion TR 4 : " their loans, both on timo and call. “Eho de- | pp Maxwell that the oficers of- tho Stangs | Stedoe; o, 2 Uheago, 0es No. 3 Chicazo, | the day of Jy@iiy per cont, the latterin | gono o the. Bank of Eaglind on balances mand for rediscounts is very light M A8720: Noo @ white, 80c; infxed western, 83@ | jzubber pull 4 o e e o 40814t (03 ard Cattlo company would not desire such | i ek 190 AN ibber. Pullmin is up 815 per'cent; Cordage ¥ f ocally, - the situstion i vers muceh fm. | 874 Cattlo company would not desire such | 3oc; white westorn, 8040, i 8 ) 3 : 3465 d Edison Electric, ~ referr L Lovis, Sept, 9.—Clearings, §2,851,081; | Wis 212, 1 E 2 J¥s ] 0 Y aczion on my part HAY Barcly steady; shipping, 64@65e; good | #04 Fdison Klectrie, 21, { Cotvon preferred Louisaept. i prange § § | Sperry xi y [H L proved. ‘Thero ia u movo oheerful focling | *'N0W T wish 1o say again that the om. | tocnrice Joton: ana Lead preforred, 2, Sugar proferred, | bulancos, w7l - Money = guis” thnmond €8 # ) among the | bankoers, veason has cageln | uoves of tids company have perfoct liberty | , 108 -Quicts stite common to choleo, 19 | 21; Manhattan Consolidated and. (iront ROV GG BASHANES. QL NOW 01, ARG Shipners ind foeders Proside roturiicd 1o the pooplo, duposits are ving | Faosem s olliny lsve perfoct liborty | 50 buctile cousty Aw2ze,”London mirkor | Northorn proferved 2, aud Knnms & Toxas, | Mt o000 TL450] 10000 NEW FRA I n‘..‘.‘.-:“l‘ pusinasn inon ara- x..uulur-H Bocou any warm fricuds in this community whey | "5 ‘.“.Il‘.;m,..u.v“.‘n bl s ulll.h\.uh At.,:“:-: l\\ Bortown & Ogdensburg Hng Oxchittise, dull 63 B2104.80," Mona - SURGHOVE DISPENSARY, odated n i moderate s and they are VB dono what thoy could to nomintin Gel S or, aklted Ne vans s¢- | and American Cable, nt. i New' York oxehinge 508 cngo Live Stock Market, Consul o 3 gradually calling back theiv ~ furloughed | geates to the county convension " Vo | & SR bigane, dei Tozus, dull, wolooted, | BT ™ 0, 5 01000™ o “tharkat was gonerally s G e o it i Ui assa i Sho treaimons workmen. roanectiully, N Sl LEATHED “Stoady; homlock kolo, Buenos | Weak. The deprossion during the Tast half | jrosron, St 9, —Cleariugs, $12.7: 0 bal- | Jggn) A boOut 2,000 hedd Of Cattls arrived 1o of ult Il\m\v o doubt that \\uvn.u A short time kS Y Ay -;.n:m ‘»” he vy e Ights, 177019¢; com- | hour of business was undoubtedly due to the | ances, 1,625,091, Exchinge on New Y ork s | duy wnd the total for the week s 60,000 hewd 7 WGuronto, Pr’l‘v ato anl our bankers will ind it dificult to wet the v - Feraty Ight to heavy welzhts, 15015 fact that the bank statement wa ot con- | Uiscount. Timo and call noney D This §5 bo 5,000 hend more thin areivod ¥ rvony Diseases. loans thoy desive, ‘Ihore is a feoling amaons Balloon aft. and eve. at Courtland, oL Steady 4 N P S Tr 7 AR Bk oo AnIeANe lihe DML ri NisnRo: Too |l Ais 4 uk 5,00 T ALK VO Write Lo Or consull purso; i wmong | A Non=Rindy, & strued 13 being entively favorable. The de. | Los: during last weelk, bt i ) 1 Wie alr sunauilcoucatont business men to get out of debt. It is 36 SILVER IN 11HE U, ISURY, 1 Bt 3 YR B T crense in deposits, small as it was, did noy | 4heount. > for the corresponding wook of last year. £ ATy WILh Mamp for pate strong that it is going to make trade a little ! plekiod Ja10natolders, o appeal to the speculat fraternity usin. | NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—The imports for tho | T Torings —tolday eonsisted T of teulars, which will be wint tn A TR T | e i > —_— : 3 _ Lard, " s BIRARCS0 A0, (SHOGUMS CLPRbernLLY: i week ending Sepuenbor 9 amounted 1) 5 native and vange catifo o about equal | g 8 s wilich lIChe statdn ) R \ Yok, Neb,, Sept. 7.0 the Kditor of Tne 57 option sales, i denco n | G050 wiieh wiiount #1945, pirts. Thore wis a light dewand and ¢ SLroet Onalie Suntior stovks will bo carriud »..u!\ S | Bee: Tosettlon dispute, will you please in ) av AST0, nominali [ money civcles which has been represented | goois. Tho jiports of spoe markot baeked the fienmess noted of iceartier | * ¥ 0 shoy hogn dhpibuinka | RS SO0 SRRUACATIL SV IIB0AR. ds v BL55, nominal ok, tivi, higher: | ogs oxistiog. A good inci in devosits | were $2,520,885, distribut a8 followa: [ inthe weeks The casie Lt borrowime eustomoers hereto: | [0 g 1. He mess, 181401710 : scoms to have been anticipated and | Awmericun wold coin, #781955: silver coln, | hie to the prospeet of heavy re MLRNT Jtareh Powder euros eatarch i silver coin is thero in tho United States TTER - Westorn dalry, 181@10 I v (e Y HEH S " ¢ il ind’ s inious | A1IYOE ealn s hore ln tho Unitwd Biates | lvrri: " A NeTorn it | the ™ loss “of not quite §250,00 | $676; forelzn kold colh, $393 stiver, #1658, | duy, (1) VH:Juw;,\.flm“whll‘\ tho 1o {n Anes AR V) Al drugiiots, o0 cen HiEasar o N July 14, 150! Oy eI Crese - Firm; part skims, 21460 | every other yespout the statoment | RHLGMIBICASUEY Shlbped 80 R R : Dissolation Notiee, What Omaha - pur Auswer—L. O Juno 16, 1509, 8601278, 51 | Eaas Rl western fresh, 170,@181e; re- | was a good one, the inerease in spocie and | ° elpts of hogs for toduy wers estinmated The undersizned, doing business under the ino of lnancial el i ounces. 8, Only to keep up | Cophbn oo pkEs: | e . | legal tenders aggregatiiig bavely 000,000, OMAIA LIVE STOCK MARKETDS, 15,000 g 4 for the wook, 58 | gy’ naine of Leir & Cotton, huve this duy dise Iation by whivh shosups | 3 ST S DUIES BN rady s ot bk 4 18-100, | tho resorve going up ovor 4,500,000 and @ sciiniat 180,187 st week and 180,947 for tho | B A0S SEoM: e LS Sy b ply of currency r‘ni‘l\" i‘ ioro tlexable. In s ot n na g Und plaakc, tnle o extra, 25%@ | surplus of ¢ &5,000,000 being 1ired, | cattle Trade Active wud Sirong to Migher | COrresponaing week lasc y Pho opening | Business whil be carricd on at the sine pliee, T TG < R T CLERIINENT Q1 ESTION, MorAssES Quiet s Now Orleans, open ketle, | The contraction in loans, too, was substantial Hogs Still Steady, Hils jora g Wi at quite as kood brices ws | 1512 Farnai streot, by M. Edward Loar, who good (o choled, 3200350 and was due to the repayment of money bor- wore pidd yestorday, but the ater mirket was usod advantageonsty. When the eattlefe dinalal A g PAxfmeny of money bor & Do B0 premium SLLouis Lave & ock Marker, cons iises, il will pay all outstuniding ndebteduess wnd cols 4 S, CRDAY, Sept, 9. o Ao 1o 15e lowe The prospoct of large cet wll outstanding aeconnts. in and the crop 15 t ved Loowrs, Nob. Sept. 8 —To the Fditor of | , MM =Kaw, frni fair rofining, doi walos | rowed Lo facilitato gold imports. - B, Rarcunsr, Sapi. b fgu el i Bed” i Ioak gliouistand . 1 wgins, i e Crop s 1o be oved, - 5 A€ G o and ramors of 50 tous of mixed " ale vy turn. The or hogs on sale than Muann Mus Jo W, Corror A11-16 ) by the stock ope the bank 9 @ marked increase over the number here ! deattod for, it f . the Lincoln Journal. and that question is | @ 0. 8, 0 S1605 No. 9, 4 0-1608 | by the stock ope-ators, the bank statement e d nd ea Sl that Lhere s some systen in Canada JUSH0N o8 [ Qame) No B 4904 10:100; WO, 9, 4 91 SANsG | 18 exsentially favorablé pud is 80 rogarded in | last woek, while the run of hogs is pretty | lifo in dhe grads usior sligpars quit. AL Bhe aud when the demand ceascs the currency | M Rewick 1o the delegates of the inde. | @A 4 8-161ate: mould A, BRICS U-16e; stan- | DUSIBESS Civc @3 Doy i . "he foil I DA cur Toaf, %@ 1A-160: erud) ready boen described hy 1n0st competens fuge figzures quutdtlon (o fight, thowglh around the opens | _ Fhe (olloning hacis WS duction oiioad. 11 rosinlns e TR PN D ey | ut loaf, "o ied, 55,0 | ready been deseribed by nost competent ob- e B Thic s izh as 80 wits pald for the former aid AL pu N 0 work out tiis prot u ol hinate saare whish it fitinte f 3 powdere 25 15- granulated, | sorvers as o buciness break down unprece. Aegr WL RN (- h Wadaiar 2ot nvestigations and comparisons show A 2 ¢ i cul L R ¢ ] 1R0a8 3 | “ihere was afile lgulry tor shoop and | peneing at i pome Wedisday, that thero ure more assots in our Omahs o G Amorican, $12.25w15.50. Bocuipta lust o e L1 : stroig prices wero Obta, T, wiits wiing | 105 an continiin suin6 hour it Sane week st ye 21,807 14, W Dhsis Of frow #1:30 10 84 for poor 1o | Sueceeding day unt il solg ~ LEAD Very strong; domostic, #3.55. dent quite as - complotely. 1U is plain that on 4 Deas i Zine trinks riseds A HL Porkins, I ought to bo & matter of pride Lo overy citi 3 b % ‘e | spelwer, quict but stoady difored from all previous ‘troubles of the | WsFket i good condition as compared with | from 43 Lo 0,80, Vit 3% i bo 88,90 Duusht | Gliky, Blivck Bohwiarbe J: i 4raoys i, Wasts v ""“l'"' IR, e who lanas ol of the CLEVELAND, Sopt. 0,—~The 1 —— kind was in the sral reduction of stocks | the market heretofore. Choice cornfed steers | 0% ! i han, dae, Rolersan Wo H: A fiosnclal atitdtions of Owahi 13 not a loyal | Association of Life Underwriter e A buisan . Lin nearly every brauch of inaustry, | are commg 1w only in limited numbers, ana | for the Lis 42,271 head for te A Molmran Mrs LB llua, 1t 1: Lae, lonans TR o iy ave gous thiouzh o Howy | thoir aunul by elocting the | ,Mason Bapt O-Tho y hich went before the pani flntshod stouk 18 80LliNg 4L LOp Pricos ay pres- | responding we t . . 1 head; hogs, 10,000 head: sheep, 1,000 1 | Afjuru, : N * P, Forguson of Chicago: seereta ) sy D hindered by long delivery ro- | Jowed a period of active aud continuous con- | sin 10¢ higher, the fow cattle offered can be said of tl bauks with two A 3 ] LT i et e e Y Woatans Wt sh. Miss Luiu W that' they too will como out al | William Rateliffe of New Y Ay R e wawin teade b | fluancial - history have followed extreme ox- | beef steers of decent qualily were ulso in S o ten A. It poiy. right. The dwwmen vop which | teen vloo jueldan ) 400 | BN b ahiers, Wrastlunravolu- | crodiis hus carrled this contraction” vastly | pricos were nob materially changed Yy ) ! iz KL 't 1 UiIve poniites wor aia0 oleclec i Y, sh 1 valise Louls Hagouan, and olhor grains iy proportior b winully, at from 4 to 8 1-16d dearer confronted with a shortage in working sup: s, with prices tending upward on | hewd 10 lowor; Lop, 8 hulk o ' Meki Ay @ speceh, plics 8¢ great as Lo col Vol Schokuecht, Viozene Knmm+ gratulation. 1t is safe to suy that with the leKinloy m h 8] plies s great a ) comvel | uwediate ro bio A T P e Silkei nicots, none. Hoaie, Go B Gl up. e P p—— i New Yous, Sept. 9.~The dry goods narket | 1o otaer years the dftermath of uie has lo ¢ vostod, wo shall udd L0 the survius of this | h Ausly Killsuh biks beon fuirly wetlveln e goncral wy with | meant prolanged. Hquidation over bebhadal | e et Yy Kuuwan Cy Lave stuae Aurkes an tate within the next twelve months over [, CAMDEN, N, pt. 0. —Jockey Hou | g upward ton ant prolonged liquidation over expanded | the day. Kepreseutative ssles NsAs I3y, Bopt. 9. OATrLE - Recolpt Aini i Lancous articl ttwe ont ol and oddbupy du ¢ Lilihor prices, | 8tocks for which the aemana had sudden v » A J L) ) No A Pr. No. A Pr Poxins steers, 82.00663.00; Tex s cows | Lriis, boxes. chosis, w1, not marked > Which ho » ling ut | sl generally. - irown shectings are steady | “Where silver legislauon is suill a mesace | 37 M5 wlo N A% 6% 0.23) whIDRLNE. MEvare: $1UUBOD0; N A TRAVAOR, couple of years ehough stuil 1o resiore to all | race track and instantly killod, with a fulr diwunud. Hoslory and underwear | this revival could procecd ouly by & haod w | 69 114 m vl for wsed tho weaker | BowanD [ : p 3 T'he receipts of cattle for the week show | Teovipis 3 DWARD L AR . Bk Moy e L SGMAR Al I 0 cises, | despite th y Judgment passed upon it dimouls 1o supply tho demuand. 1 Lug Bis: Iwish to propound i question to | iae:{Clined, firm; No 6, 4%0: No [ - notmuen | Duged at Omali, Sopt. 1, 1403, Sudiv Zor suppIYing Curroncy for woving the crops | Why it did not publish the speceh made by 10,4020 11-160; No. 11, 4 710 -, ) cney K N\ nearly the same, as is shown by the follow- | Y000 TG 86,95 was regarded as an outside bni Muotion, TR TR T P ey | pendent state conyenti ng with the b 1-10wates confectioners’ A, 61-16 The Post says: ‘Ihe pynic of 189 sy oms, on Farnam street, Omihi, Neb., con ] toc v 6,85 for tho fancy zridus of the latte rooms, on Farnam 80 b, ul 1625 ! dentod i ats peculiar foatures. The rocoy- | Jecvipts this weck 4 a national banks than the combined assets of | Balloon aft. and eve. at Courtland, PRI QO Iet; Tnke, $9 0215 ery 1som Lhe panic bids fair to ignoro prece- | he close of the weels finds the beef cattle i B Mo TP aalun s B0 U4 1y das: Callaban, dno. Peterson, We H. Anck o, sitizen. ‘Lhey have goue throu on b e ir SR o i I following ot nt, arles | dian de mtinues. Busineds ma “In other words, this year's collanse fol- | en Ihe ma today was active and Ruecoints: Untt 2000 hiend; ¢ 5 son, Ji ¢ avis, W uck, G camo through with colors flvinz, The same ., 4 for Itu sot trinis nk Trambull, Margaros exvopi I iy velioved in time | H. Plummer of Phijadelphia wworn | 1 trid ulot, autl fauf- | traction, whereas al her | : xpeeted to expind. The r forelgn mar- | puosion. The six months paralysis of | strong d 3, wiale for inferior grades | B bouis, Sept. § Caripe- R s 200 neas lin 8ol trunk: Leon Van Fasson, ek 1T fr e Bly = yer, i Y irown, Mrs. L Edgar. aiguraska | will - uirket thls _yeqr ; closed aull nd fien i sympathy with cotton | further. — As a result, vhe busiuess world is | © Cows aod heifers sold freely at current | *lonm 1iosipts, 500 head 1,400 hOha0 grelus | ardlan banguet wus given at whieh Goveraor p SETSHE SR OMIOE, Sh6 A DA — | 1 immediate re DELLCR SLOCKS. of sitlos, 1" ; hndu New York Dry Goods Market, newed activity o corn crop now on hand, aud that to be har itable oerings chunged hands early in S — r— M vatise it Mil e, uy loney i the wain, sefiers in $150,000.000. 1f Nobraska was just given | ben, aged 17, own from @horse | tuny b Atwka fos | DRESSED LRE LT ek SmOATTkiints, 1 B im0 R o Dinukoby, time ewough she could raiso and sollin a | Which he was training at the Gloucester | Bleached shirtings 4t uoting with a ready | 4188 870 10000106 440 | Live cows §1.4000 uh; Uatehure! sk, 88,105 | w4-10-47.24 General Hagsnze Agents