Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL ASD FINANCIAL Oorn Continued to Clinb, Usged on by Crop Dimage Report, WHEAT STARTED JUST A SHADE EASIER | the Start Corn Had to Stru Moment or Two Against the Eff Heavier Local Keceipts Thar [ At Anticipated. continued to lamage r May, but at a loss sed CHICAGO, climb today, ports, and wheat failed t of e for Dec unehanged and Yosses sll around. Wheat started a closed yesterday, but @ few seconds, at the rTecovered the %Y opened. and per bushel market and ern receipts of th pric 1o at 56 1-16¢ 6734c at fr the latter point that f r not be bought at extremely littl sale at the split ply statement, sh on both coasts ing to prevail here d the session. Doce 66%c and rested at Corn was Sept. 6.—Corn urged on by erop closed %c higher for connect, finishing ber. September oats cl provis up ons wound shade easier than it that feeling only lasted end of which time it decline with which it quickly added another % The firmness of the Liverpool the smallr £ thé northwe @ Y most ne and anot was a further in wheat 1 a little af it that It rec and settled to 57Y S0 dull early of corn the bulls 1 ang under ver to 571 into a deep 1id it becom it could he rut m t a lor sold was either wanted or for Bradstreet's visibl 4,000,000 caused a slight ring th iber sank active and bulgy hour, and during the remainder noon it ruled steady at about over the opening cdvance. It gle for a moment or two at the start against the effcct of heavier local receipts than had been estimated Th houses and elevator agents we buyers at the cpening and ther a sprinkling of buying ord from the west. The price until it kn cked up agsinst the call price, from which it fell off about %c, and then hung in a state of suspended animation balf way between the opening and the highest point of the early advancy Short sellers claimed, as they have been doing for some time, that the shortage of this ercp has been heavily overestimated. 'The longs, on the contrary, thought the effect of the drouth has been by N0 Means exagger; ed. The party expres ing the latter views is for the present in th majerty, and the market kept firm. May cpened at from H3%e to Gic, and rose to from | Aédc to 54%e, and from that sold off to from $40 to b5i%e, the price &t the cl:s ptember fluctuated within the range 66%c end G7c, and closed at 56% Business in the market was volume. e fluctuations seem to those of corn eptember started at sold up to d0c, and back to 29%c was at noon, closing at 20%c The provison market welght from the speed ward progress yesterday started today. The early buyers were confronted by liberal offerings from the pack There were rallies, but in the end prices were about at their lowest for the day. In comparison with yesterday's ng price, September pork is lie lower danusry 22%c off. Lard for both months declined 10c. Ribs are off 17 February and 12%c for January. The leading futures rang:d as follows: “Articion. | “High | Low. | Clo ‘Wheat,No. 2| 7 at b7 wing bu. increas e foel Lt hour of adually to for ab ut of the for e ady had to strug- | shipping the best was quite rs of fair still of had its when howeve some uy; it cls and thesa tor | Oves 503 613 otations were unch BARLEY No. 4, FLAX TIMC PROVI 110, Lard, Bides (boxed), 8 . WHISKY hart §862 D.y clear 1ib; shoalders 6 853,00 sides (boxed) Distillers' finshed goods, per gal 2. The fillowing were shipments | today: the receipts and DL, | STipments. 15000 230000 | 1000 1.000 100 )00 1,000 BL000 335,000 tirm at 10@10e 43 NEW YORK GENER! ¥'s Quotations Provisions, M NEW YORK, Sept. & Bhls: exports, 11800 bble sales, 1 Market dull lower to sell; buyers only brands s wanted; winter strafghts and neglected; oty mill s, 8.4 Btralghts, 0; Minnesota patents, $3.40@ 3.6 Min akers, SLOWILG: spring 1w grades, Bouthern flour, dull; no salis £2.00G2.50; good Lo cholee flour,” firmer; sales, MARKET. Yeste Flour, Grain and als, Ete, LOUR—Receipts, ks taking weak winter Firm; sal W00 bbls, and 2000 | Quict st BARLEY MALT- rowed, ‘state, T3¢ No. 2 western, 6 20 @33c; Jersey, TR wix-rowed, 84Sk WHEAT—Recelpts, 66,00 bu.; exports, Bu; males, 1280000 bu. futures, 160,000 Bpot markét steady; No. 2 red, in’ store and el vator, 86¢; £, 0. b, 89%e afat; No. 1 norther %0 delivered 1 hard, Aelivered. Of thons opened vasier on - abs of west and forelgn sclling, rallicd sharply with but Fuled dull all day, declining at noon on the increase in the world's stoc 4 dull late enb dectine N6 mbr B8 3-16 at elc. COR ales, murket afloat; spot cloked at bse; De Receipts, 1,300 bu.: exports, 16,300 bu 20,000 by w0 bu. wpot. Spit firm 4 I elevator: 6 How in store. Options Mrong all ik on prospects of « bullish govern repart and estimates of only 120000 bt cased o n the afternan on pre diction_of yuin, and clossd ot He net advance May, SR4C, closed At Si%ye; S Bed At 270 Octobor wember, 61i5@6130, OATE—Recelpts, 156,400 b, expy 160,000 by, fulures, 5000 1 3 e ol whit nad Liter with May i Noveml at o6 Lsed at Weaker; © shippin a ega2 Weak Pacifio coast HIDES-Dull lected, 45 to & W to 2 1bx., 104 LEATHER- 8 k Ayres, lght to h welghts. WOOL~Quiet; domestic fle 241 2 ROV IS10 led bel) " ' state, 701 wet common o ehe Sak New Huenos Orleans Ayres s, 5@ s0l 140 18 Heef, steady KN Gite: pickl 1Y January inal Sl ¢ RIKher: new mess. family 15,5001 $16.0061 16 WOCTER -Quiet; western dalry, 13%@17c; w ern Elgins, dalry, MG EGGS—Firm TURPENTINE—Firm ' at RICE—Firm: domestic, l" Jupan, A5G PETROLEUM-DAlI; United closed at iigc bid Washington, in bulk, §3.50; refined, Philadelphia 16624e; western: factory. 13616 n creamery, 16118c; siate amery, 18623 936 phon. 2 (y fale extra, 440 TALLOW. KRS, Ualtimore, § i ! | | Pirm un Fren) ani) Balth HORIN- &t rained New Orle pen Kettle teh, ¥ Ameri 1: plat (] vid Sop firn Yollow, i graden, 320 t hasa v " OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS. Cgndition of Teido and Ktaple and Fancy i ptations on T rtant question the 1 cugo Produce £ Mr. N. Wat 1 which showed or Two w bury 104 MWLM 1 120,01 108 fgures are reported to G Mows s of Htter Moun Watert S 100 thin o what it it HUTER - 1ac) F Per duz. 4 X PV POty ol pee o, i per i, St s rein that to e rid statud nd second n competition 1Ko ly butter, and 1 il rule low demand fol ol with handling the that the of consumptive up Lo the . if not ahe ot neg stock holce Lo e to 1561150 or kool gath 011 hens ns, 7 1% ducks, 1 ge ; Wing' teal, et @l ; Couras and ) e small full Towa, sk midlaid n 1 veals are 34 1o quoted m, new make ull cream, e Sc; Limbuger '] Lig] Nelinski No. 1. 11 HAY 8.5, O, 1 he o PIGEONS it bales rices, per doz, § ETABLES, POTATO! nd" lots bu. of home grown i small lots on orde ck, crated, $20. Home gown, per “Hund-picked, nivy common white b rders, \thern, 2 FRUITS, wcton salcs this point cont wd and the movement $2.5 clings, 80 “alifornia, NES—$1.15@1.25, $LT5; $1L1G1 other varietics, $1.2 alifornia, none, fornid. non. s, -1, Sl GIAIES.-Con itornia, §1 askets, 2e; Cal- TROPICAL Choice Faney | 3650, ne, None. .LANEOUS, RIUITS $17602.25; p 800 sizc, 305 ANANAS EMONS leron, ORANG PINEAPPLE ns, bunch. fancy ¥l A dark honey, 1061 ans, per doz. ¥ ilsa walnits, trazil nuts, 10 juice, per LUL, $6; half bbl HIDES—No. 1 green hides, 2ic; No. 3 hides. Us@2c; No. 1 green saited hides, No. 2 green suited hides, i No. 1 green salted hides, 23 (0 40 1bs.. 3ic; NO. 2 green salted hides, 2w 10 I al calf, $ W 13 T, B G 15 1., A@A e No.' 1 iy flint No. 2 dry flint hidvs f T iy salts I 1 per I, leas tha SHEEI? PELTS green walted skins, each sh. cars skine) h, hott w ns) nt Kansas and Nebraska per I, actual weight, 5u8 per I, actual weight, 4 huteher wool pelts, pee nurtain wool pel 66, Mave feet cut off, treight on the TALLOW e tallow da e grea beesway, prime Alm filberts CloE 0@ groen 1 hides, od " early wooled shearlings No. 2 each, fic; dry butcher w'ol pelts, ; murrain wool pelis. Ge; dry fint Colorado b, actual weight, 4@ per 1., actual wolght as iU s useles to pay Tallow, No. 1, 4@ white A : hutier, 22 Fough tallow, 14 ND BONDS, arket Yesterday Was Irregular und Unseteled All Day. NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—The stock market today was Irregular of movement and un- ettled of tone, the result of the day's trad being the establishment of a rangs of prices extending from 2% per cent below to 1% per cent above the closing day The '8 were more than the gains, the latter being mainly corfined to the specialties. Speculation was less active than usual, and the trading was largely confined to the professional traders, London supplying only a small portion of the dealings and dividing the patronige bout equally on each side of the market. Influences at work in the market were con- tinued favorable reports of rallway earnings s a bull factor, and rumors that the forth- ning crop report of the government will show a loss of condition of corn being a bear argument The latter point 5uls:; STOCKS Security ) ing of yester- declin numerous gers were chiefly affected by this and St. Paul was sold by Lon- lon, but even in this g the deprecia tion was merely fractional. W n Union was rendered a trifie weak by realization of profits. The general market opened irreg- ular, and except for a brief period of strength at about 10:15 &, m. was heavy during the entire morning. After midday v fractional rally took place, which was not lasting, and_ the lmprovement was quickly o8t Again around 11 &'clock a s tion in values was effected, but before 2 o'clock the speculation had again taken a downward turn, the decline being checked in the late dealings, when a general recov- t apprecia- ery of a small fraction took place, the mar- _THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 'u'ahnxnw. Sugar led In 1mit per k-t closing only barely eteady. the transactions, fluctuating within a of per cent. The stock advaneed % cent in the early dealings, but sag off, and there was it up 1 the close beig the the | price of 2 per cent below highest point of the morning and 1% cent down from ye terday. On sales of 200 shares Pullman broke per cent. Cotton OIl preferr and Laclede (Gas preferred are down L per cent, the other declines on the day being merely fractional. The grangers lost Y4 % por cent, the latter in Burlington & Quincy Nortiern Pacific preferred s also per cent lower. The gaing above a fraction Oregon Short Line, 1% por cent; Bal & Ohio, 1% per cent; Oregon Im- 15 per cent, and Sugar pre- bacco, American Express and Min- Louis, 1 per cont. The bond in good tone all day, and be- strong during the ~afternoon 1 tendency continued to the steady sell the west th the per were timere proventent forred, T Post’s London markets were were general, & 0 serious decline. Americans dull. The public here ontinues buying bonds only. South Americans wer: the fea ture today. It is believed the statement to be made at the Bank of England this month will show great progress in the Baring | quidation. This will have a very good ef fect. Yestcrday's report of the sale of a block of securities to a syndicate is con fitmed today. The syndicate held an option to take more before January. Silver was weak on the allotment of council drafts. The German demand for gold is strong, but is not expected to last € foliowing were on the lending stocks change today Evening The stock Realizings cablegram choppy to there were th of closing quotations the New York ex 147 | N 30 1 108 110 T Phcine Pt P.D.& G Northwestern do pit N.Y. Ceutral N Y. & N. By Ontirio & W oregon Nay 0.8 L & U Pacifie Matl P.D.& B Piustur Pullma o Reading Rick do - pfd G. W W mond Torm R R.C oy 4 St P St Paul of S P& Omani, pta n Piic B o Suzar Refnery Tenn. Conl & 1 o[ Texas Pacii . & O. Cont, p SP & Duiti K& T Lake Lak o & Wi i Shore Lot do pta .. M &S L D &R G Nobien Onio:: N.L Nashville Chat. C. K& National Corda do mifil Jdo pfd N. J. Ceniral N'&W. pra North Ain. ¢ Atchizon, ogton, 10, e 2.100; L A0 Missourl Pacific Cleveland & St L K Island & Western Pacific ¢ assessment paid, 11 K Isla Pitish Reading rtiticntes 4700, ey Market, MONEY 1 per ¢ NEW YORK, Sept t 1 per cent; last g cent ME ON CALL ; elosed, MERCANTILE PAPER—3G3% per Dull and ills weak .80 sinty it sted rates commercial | $4.85014. 861 4G4 VI Tl c. WERNMENT LONDS: state aull; raitroad bonds, strong, Closing quotations on bonds w TI8( D &R C 1184 D & R. 6. Erle Juds St bonds, © as 1, we e | Wous... M. K. & T 44 1| do” wadu.... | Mutual Unfontis. . 9415 N.J.Cont, Gen. 59, 100 °| No. Pac. 18ts. ... 125 [Nc_Pac. 2nds.. .. 08 |N.W. Consoly _%| a0 8 F. Deb. T4 R. G, W. 16ts 101l¢ St P Consols 60 |SLP.C.&P. W 5514 SUL& 1 M.C RIS, L &S F. Tex. Pac. do 2 it P. 1t of 9. West Shore 4s. Al Cluss Qurrenclos. La. New Con. 4 Missouri Gs.... N.C. s do 45, 8, C.noufund ...\ Tenn. new a0t § do defera Atehison 48, ... Atehison 28 A, ... Ca s, 188 1053 U 102 ack Quotations. BOSTON, Sept. b loaus, Jouns. Sud per cent. Closin 8, DONS dud Mg Siares: & L 18 Westln, 1043\ Ble Wi, Cenr Boston St per cent Amn. Sugir Sugar pld. Ay State Gas, Hell Telephone Boston & A loauy Boston & Malne C. B & Q. Fitelibur Fitchbur 1. Eiectric Iiiols Steel Mexiean Contr N.Y.&N. E 0ld Colon. Inglaud 08 lectric os. .. 3| Wis. Cent 1sts. ., Allouez Mining Co. Atantie Boston & Mot Butte & Boston & 50 03¢ 20y 10 200 50 oer: on_ Pacific. & Quotations. The official closing S8 EOALY Wors a8 fol- SAN FRANC quotations for lows Alta . Belel 5 Best & Belcher. Bodie Con. Bulwer Chollar Con. Cal. & Va.. Crown Polnt. & Norcross... Mexiean Mouo. Ophir Potoa [} 110 30 210 01 63 08 iy 6 New York Minlng Quotations. NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—The following are ths closing mining quotiiions T 00 110 “[Plymouth. Cholor.._ £ Sterra Nevada. da Crown Boin Deadwood Gould & Curry. .. Halo & Noreross ] 11850 | Quicksilver.. . 100 | “do preferrad 600 |Bulwer.. St Paul co N. ¥. Central Pennsylvania Roeading. 04 | Mex. Con. new 4. Fin: Sept nelul Notes OSTON, arings, § 52 ALTIM( alances, W PHILADELPHIA 6.~ 3; bulunces, 31,725, MEMPHIS, Sept changed. Clearings NEW ORLEANS ew York exchange, par count SINNAT! ik ex ge, 250 38,450, 5. —Clearings, ~Clearings, 137,681 New York exchangs 1643,501; Lalances, $10 Sept. B.—Clearings, $526,229, Commercial, dis. un- Money, 4G6 per discount to par cent w ¥ Clear- ings, 82, PARIS, Three | ount. rentes, 103 on London, per cent Exchang Sept. G, Stlver Drafis, bars, sight FRANCISCO, 129 LT 124c; telegraphie, 15 Mexican dollars, WASHINGTON cash bLalance in the € which 5T nt. discount ~ bid. 1d is _quoted Madrid, 22.25; 1, Athe 07 R ances Ex hange LONDO! Buenos Ay etersbu Vienna, 101 CHICAGO, Money, 4G4 n time Forelgn 3G Clearings, all 36 per cent 10c discount exchange, DULUTH No. 1 hard, cash, hern, cash g 86c; May, 60l 3, A9 ‘rejected v, new, Goc; old, “Woo Sept. WHEA'T Eeptemb Eeptemd 2 northern, to arrive, cash, N N s north Marset. ST. LOUIS, 5.~ WOOL—About unchanged. steady; #0on began to | ONAHA Ll\h STOCK VARKETS | 8tcokers Ocming to the Yards in Good Num- bars at Present. SiliL MRCES ARE GJING DOWN Cornfeds Scarcer er Value Fairly Well Owing to Tha and Golug Up Westerns 8 1 ¥ Siumpa Dim Poor Quality. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5. The receipts today were 6,000 cattle, § hoge and 130 sheep, as against 4,5 LX hogs yesterday, 2,871 catile, Wednesday 0 cattle, and on and 557 7,824 hogs and she:p of last week. The receipts cattle were the largest in some time CATTLE—As usual for some time the bulk of the recelpts of cattle of cows and stockers, There were, for the first time in of good 1377-tb corn-fe sold at $5.95. There good w som market on good be ofterings of rather bearish. stock been gradually past days the re sheep back consisted however week a buneh in the also some rs was steady. The large and the buger rket on this class of sinking during the influence of large plenty of stockers ings of good feeders in over a natives yards pretty wer going f ste were sterns, at has fow ipts in the y were not for ther d and the little about unde rec There w but the off large. There good fleshy feeders s where ards considerable Missour the corn crop class of cattle Stock cattle Representa- is quiry and is g was a sold at tive m ns market on thi tod price stronger steady 00 o 00 2 00 HEIFERS, 150 SRS 150 0 0 1010 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 490 1 0 <1 ) FEEDERS. 4. 010 16,000 581 1:.00 B o5 WYOMING Av. P, 1250 41 00 500 CATTLE, No. 1 bull... 1 cow heifers..... helfers. feeders.. steer steer steer..... 3 10 cows 3 11 steers 6 cows 14 st 1 cow 4 calves.... 1 steor steers... cows. . 118 1000 1180 1210 i 300 300 230 2 COWS..... 27 & . 51 845 st 4 & 380 s cows [irs 175 HOGS—The market opened with something over ninety loads in sight and about thirty loads reported back. While there was the usval amount of trash in the yards, common rough hogs and stock pigs, therc were some very good loads, and at least one extra prime load that was better than anything that has been received here in weeks. At the opening the trade was quite brisk and the buyers app:ared anxious for good heavy hogs. The market on the best hogs was about steady early, ut weakened later. The medium to common hogs £old 5¢ to 10¢ lower. After some of the most urgent orders were filled the trade became very slow even at the decline. R presentative sales Av. Sh. Tr N 1% 3 @ » 3 %) SHEEP recelved quotations. able at §: There was a small bunch of lambs The market was steady at previous Fair to choice natives are quot- fair 1o good westerns, | | L PTF\I RFR l‘ CHITAGO LIVE STOCK rospeets for Past Many Cattle In. CI¢ Sopt N pres today AGO, nd prosy eattio | Nigh o nie wrived for was a falr demand but there were 100 many fillvd at reduced prices were offered than triflo off from yeste found to imy wnxlons sell 8o far this locks have be ame days last from o tle wore e atern, leaving § dlos principally at heifers and bulls to $5.25 for steers. irce at from 8150 { m 88 (0 .55 for st ) 10 83 for the former and for the latter The ad hogs Good wr W The mark than liberal strength, but b m 2 to B within 1) med 10 think it was (i halt. Barly in th buyers for commm Salos were to_extra and tr med prime i 54 mainly at end, $476 Tty rather rndes i head n hest n lots T or lght, 5405 ) for mixed, $ nd_shipping 1ot Mar 1 d grades, Marjet Lut agi10e IRESTS Tmprove- pspects Are Not Good, CINCINNATI 5.—(Spectal The Bee.)—T s Price Current will Again o is shown in the m of hogs, packing returns showing 190,00 week, comp with 220,000 head 220,000 head ag0. P Telegram 1 head for last year minent places 18 K10.000 378, O 201,000 08, 000 Louis Cineinnati Indiatapolis Milwaukee ... Cedar Raplds. St Joseph W ¥er Live Nt NEW YORK REBV head; on sale Market dull and siow native steers, RO, $4,6040% rdinary to_medium, $1 mmon to inferlor, § 4.2: bu ary cows, § European American steers refiigerator beef, 815604, ve 2 quirters of 1.50 $1.804 2 cables qu 1 weights; ceipts, 2,085 and buttermillc 5, 10 weak veals, buttermilk calves, $2.75a3.00; on 00 gra 0. SHI 18 on sale 0 prime 375605 HOGS - Ttee Market P AND cars. LA Receipts, 1 ctive and firm; sheep, lambs, commion to prime head; on to prime, £6.2066.40 st ock Market. LOUIS, fiept. 5.—CATTLE—Receipts, 3,00 shipme 1400 head. Market strong; steers 00 1bs cows xas 10 1,100 0215, head; shipments, and 10625 Digher good m nd mmon and tough, $5 5 1,000 head; shipments. active; southwest mise 2.10G2.60; lambs, $3.3503.60. ints ordinary ST, ad ative and hel 1bs. HO head for light SH Ma $2.61 3.10; cowe, aceiptn, Market good b 1} 5,800 2,900 cocipts, strong and atives Kunsas City Live Sto KANSAS CITY, 9,200 hend; shipments best, firm; others, Maricet. LE—Roceipts, Market $2.100 83,000 and feedors, : Texns steers, beof sters, 7100 bulk ¢ packers, Receipts, stead; @105 shipn wnles, £5.706 s, Yorkers, @540, St Louls ¢ T. LOUIS, Sept. 5. WIIEAT—Opencd fell back ng G 2 red, cakh, 408 He ber. fige: ‘May CORN-H gher ral Marke YUR—Dull, unchanged reacted Slightly, hut 1 on calle news 9T @0c; Dec PL reports, galn Septembe 4 ‘Beptember crop_ cash, May cash 511451 and 2 regular. bid. east $1.2015. nehung ‘« Lower ptember Unchangea. nged, v, lower, Lard £ Dry wall and ribs, shoulder $.75: shoris, §5.8 0TS Flour, bu.; corn, 1,000 b HIPMENTS Pork prime st meats, loose shoulders $7.85; shorts, $5.10. Bacon. Iongs, $8.50a% Fibs; bhle.: 7,000 bu, 15,000 bhls.; wheat, 3,000 Lu. mess, 4 chutce packed 4,000 oal wheat, 51,000 1,00 Coffee Market. W YORK, Sept. 5.—COF ady at unchanged prices. points advance und ruling firm on fngs and betier Jocal and ¥ owing o higher Havie advices; closed steady unchanged Lo 10 ponts adyance; sales, 19,6 September, $1380@18.90; OCLo. 5 March, i aull; N ouse_ delive El Tight o aropean buy nz, RiD, oV ¢ York y stock ¥ 109,903 1 bags; tol afloat for b Kcod ke Rantos, $15.20; ts, Stock, 203000 bags, HAMBLU} vt higher: closed firm, bales, 36,000 bugs, RIO, Sept. b.—Quiet 4 Foceipts, 5; Statos, 7.00 bag: i stock, 267,000 bag: rece Firm; pi L@ net advanee; No, 1 cleared for Eur 114.70 for exchang the Unite 00 bags; nnenpolis Wheat Market. MIN 0L 5.—~WHEAT. 16,410 bu.; shipments, 27,380 bu. T good demand for all classes of cash w old and new. The old maintained premium of 4c above the price of market closed 1%e lower for futures than yes cash wheat selling at the same only strength there was In the futires was such wis_ borrow rket 9 sc; May wheat Receipts, at, both the " usual new. The sdueti twenty-four bakers. bhls, b, n estin hours; ated for aipments, 31,871 AV Cotton Market ont . 5.—COT low middling, 64 Feceipts, K54 bale NEW Aling dinary, 6 bales net COTTON—Ste recelpts. shipmen NEW salew, spot, 100 Colpts, 888 bales stock, 317548 bales bales: Bopiemer November. 16464 ary. $6.69@6.00; I 0.7ia0 April June, 36 636690 ORI ki exports, ¢ $6.88 bid, 0ot 48; Decomber. §6 i i July Liver LIVERFPOOL, TURFENTINE—Dull; holders T don ferate Sept Non TALLOW of Graln S t. G.—Bpecial cable sdstreet' s, COVERINg prineipal the United State estimate the follow ces in stocks of Krain last Saturday, co pared with the preceding Saturday: Available supplies for the United States and Canada, east Cliange s and tele nd - Europe i MATILDA. of Santa Claus Soap. aud saves time and work, MaRrv.—Yes, and it does not Tt was o good turn you did me when you told me It makes the clothes whiter thu any other, jure the hands or the clothe SANTA CLAUS SOAP. Wade by THE . K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago, ECHOOCHOILOINCHONOEONOHONOENOR w SPEGIAL RUG SALE. BARGAINS IN smyrna Rugs, - Moguetle Rugs, Japanese Rugs, - Mellon Rugs, g SMYRNA RUGS 18334 inches fnches M ineles SOXE0 Inches A8sREinchos MOQUETTE RU GS TN30 Inches nehoes J‘\PANE sE RUGS oot 00 feot U fuoet Ox12 fe ODD LUT OF RUGS Brussels ugs 2ixi0 Inches. Ingrain Rugs, 36x43 inches Moquet te lugs, 45318 inehes She pskin 1Ruzs Skin Ruags, 20x3) in REMNANTS Cotton Ingrain Sumples Wool Lngrain S upl; Matting Remnants Ol Cloth Remnants Linoleam Temnunts Rag Carpels Rownints Sty Misfit [n; in Car Misfit Brusscls Cairpots 1050 Haussoch Sy 2,000 Ottomany ory 08200 Close eveni Also for this week a Great T #10.00 worth of goods, 826,00 worth of gouds, £60.00 worth of goods, #75.00 worth of g $100.00 worth of worth of goods, Formerly Pecple’s Mammath Istallnnal Hausy, n d10 cents for postage on Big '9% Catalogue. worth 8 1.00 worth worth worth worth worth 123 coel 485 caeh 2 040 el 345 each, worth worth , worth worth worth worth , worth worth worth worth ) 25 each, worth fnant Sale worth worth o yard, worth ey L worth wrd, worth crd worth yird, worth Oeach, worth ! worth worth worth each, e el TER/MS $15.00 18.0) 1.00 £1.00 per week or #4.00 per month. 51,50 per week or §6.00 per wonth .00 per iy 50 per week or $10.00 per mon J0s, 00 pur we week or #8,00 per month, I vr $12.00 per g guth. $4,00 per week or 10500 p= month CHOECGHOHOECHOHONONOEGHONOLNONOECESGR IOIOI.I ECHOHCHGESE of the Rocky mountains—Wheat 000 b, ; corn, Moreuse, 254,000 b, vats, fnereinng, LAS,000 bu. United States, west of the Rocky mountains—Wheat, increase, 10100 bu. Aflout nd In Europe—Wheat, decrease, 1,712,000 b Larger increase of domestic wheit stocks enst of ‘the Rocky mountaing not reported in the visible supply include 810,00 by nort western interior elevators, 109,00) Mil- waukee, private elevators, ' 122,000 Lolne ville, und 62,000 bu. in Chicago pri o, New York lron Market. YORK, Sept. 5.—The rkets proves the cons ty great fony U increase, 9,078, b, in bu. at o eley NEW ndition n of of her ther a decline, pig and and_Chic i offering, dullness demand back to Wilets and iking what on the whole the tong nufactured dron and steel the matkets are generully quiet, und there is a dis tinet falling off in the demand, which s flected by # weakening of prices. To Judge from ition of the cast iron foundries Mcipal work going on is large woukh to prevent old fgures for Wheeling Business 15 one of i Hesx but ) in m dalry noue; 2,800 bu.; corn, none; Sept It has been Aay of active trade witn Jobbeis, and very ales have taken place. With commission houses he personal und order demand wax very good wnd the urgency for goods very frevly expresecd by the requeat for immediats shipments, Cloth ing woolens in good demand for shopp ng an o large trade doing. Blenched cotions in- widy equest and lower. Qualitles ranging from 6 and below are mostly Prints ve aetive for spot Cloths In - de mand, With large sales 1 this price bid and declined an another 1l Sugar Market ot SUGAT sales, none; ref qul LONDON SUGAR—Cane, quiet Ing_Aoing: centrifugal Java, 13s 413 vado, fulr refining, 115 4151 ys M. W. Selby, Muncie, Nl: ‘“Last summer a coal miner came to my drug store one night, halt dead with cramps. There was no doctor to be had. He asked me if I had anything that would help bim. 1 opened a bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, Che era and Diarrhoea Remedy and gave him a large dose. In twenty minutes his pain was all gone. This man had been subject to cramps, but has not been troubled since.” ry family should keep this remedy at hand for use in such cases. It can always be depended upon. For sale by druggists. - Nutlonal G. A. K. Om The Union Pacific 1s the officlal routs for the Nebraska veterans. Call on your nearest Union Pacific agent for rates and particus lars, K fining noth Mu: by Al Koute. THE GREAT HINDOO REMEDY TORDUCKS THE ABOYE e 5 Slecplestness,) 56 (by Pant auses a pocket. Price #1.00 4 written b Lgorht wo il Driental Medieal Co., CHICAGO, ILL. BOLD by Kuha & Co., Cor. 11 Puller & e, CorTarn For thirty_ycars Ducher Watch Gancs have been endorsed by every prominent deas lerin the United States, The Ducber trade mark In this country, wnd the Hail mark fn £re & gusTane tec of pure metal, 17 jewel Hampdon moves ments in Ducher cases stand st the head 1t your dealer docs not keep oir watches mafl our address and we will send you ik mo of n deaier who does. Tik Dussks Warci Womks, Canton, O. \ We HaveCorn WHEAT AND OATS [OR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Write or wire us for prices, F. O, B, cars, Omaha, or delivered ut your station. cephone 218, Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. WM. LOUDON, | Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions, Private wires to Clilcago and New York, All business orders placed on Chicagd Board of Trade. copondence gellelted | Buidings room 4, New ¥or o Welepbone 1508,