Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1895, Page 7

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bull sh Bontiment Was Braced Up by Higher Oables, CORN WAS DULL, FOLLOWING WHEAT Provistons Opencd Fism and Higher than Thursday's Closing Prices Kept Gaining in Strength Hourly. CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—The bullish senti ment of the local wheat traders of the | market was braced up by higher eables and northwestern receipts today, and December closed e higher; May corn lost Yc and May oats %c, but provisions closed at sharp advanc Wheat ruled nervous and irregular, There was nothing sensational fn the way of news and the course of prices was governed largely by the momentary changes in loc sentiment. The Board of Trade cables w higher, and the deliveries in the northwest seventy-five cars smaller than a year ago. There was a very nervous fecling at the start, with shorts anxiously endeavoring to cover, while there was little wheat for sale, and some of the carly transactions were at %e advance on the close last night But Baldwin & Farnum appeared to be free seilers, and many brokers supposed to be acting for Cudahy also had plenty for sale, and the action of these big leaders caused immediate weakness, A dispatch from Liverpool was very bearish in tone and helped to keep the market on the down grade for a time. But the bull senti ment was too strong to be successfully resisted, and the market soon began to re- act on liberal purchases on the break. The crowd was finally Inclined to give mc heed to the public advices quoting higher prices in Liverpool, and under good buying there was a rally’ of 7c, but it was not held, The reports of retarded seeding of winter wheat by droutii, both in this coun try and in France, is attracting more and more attention, and is getting to be quite a bull factor. December opened with few trades as high as 6l%c, but with little business over 6lle, fell irregularly to 60%e, up to 6lle, off to 60lge, and closed at 6ite. « was dull, following wheat in a list- Jess and weary fashion, The closing bulge in wheat, however, failed to carry prices up to last night's closing level. May opened higher, at 29%c, sold to e, and closed i e at 29t Onts followed corn, and were even m uninteresting than that_tired market. May opened e higher, at 2llc, and closed at firm and higher than nd kept gainin progressed. The for a long time. toward the end at the best svisions opene: yesterday’s closing pric in strength as the session ding was heavier than b crowded the pit and everything was wante prices of the day as the market was clos- hig. Much of the buying was sald to b for the account of Armour & Co., who are generally credited with being short a con siderabl stuff.” Hox receipts were the prices quote from an on the day b wed an improv nd ribs are from quantity o head, 000 and 1o ment of 12%c to 1ic fistimated receipts for Saturday: Wheat, 8) carsi corn, 57 cars; oats, 415 cars; hogs, 11,000 head The lending futures ranged as follows: T Articles _J_High_|_Low. | _Closs. Wiieat, No. 2 - Sept 50 Dee i May G Corn. No 2., Sepl Oct Dee Oct May .. Pork.per bbi| Oct g Jan Lird 100 154 Oc | Jon ‘ Short iiiva™| b Oct Junil _ Cash quotations were as follaws: YU R Wint $.00G9.50; stralght $2.86068.25. bukers, i (%@ ; No. SERD-No. 1, 08te, CHY SEED--Piime, VISIONS - Moss pork, $3.40@8.50,; 100 The., $5.9214@5, ' ribs, sides 1714015.45; dry salted shoulders (boxed), hort clear sides (boxed), 35 3 o4 WHISKY 1,22 Tite following were the Distillers’ finished goods, per gal., receipts and shipments [oceipia. [Shipments Flour, biis .| 10000 11,000 Wieat bu. (4000 30000 Corn, bu. | 838000 1,000 it | 57.000 1,000 bu | 1.000 ley. bt | 140 U0 “On tha Prolug ket was firin: e n n Tl ie. Chieoss, 4@gc. 17c. Eggs. firm NEW YORK G MARKET. Closing Quotati n the Principal « Staple NEW YORK, Scpt FLOUR-Recelpts, 27, 600 bbls; exports, 10,600 bbls.; market -held higher, but the adva checked buying and only @ local trade accomplished; Min nesota patents, $340G3.65; winter patents, $3.40; 2.60; winter stralghts, $3.15G3.25; Minnesota bak. ers, $2.7062.85; spring low grades, SLTOG2.40; cl mill patents, $.0064.20; city mill clears, $3.7 winter low grad 1260 Rye flour, steady; funcy, $2.5060310, Kwheat flour, $1.75G1.99 RYI—Quiet; No. 2 western, 43a41e 1n elevator BARLEY-Dull; western, 46c to arrive; good o chuice BARLLEY Firm, nominal; western, 6 EAL-Qulet; yellow western, 5c; WHEAT-Receipts, 110,500 bu. Spot, dull; No. 2 red, %e; No. 1 hard, daelivered. " Op. tions ' were lower early in the day from the heavy tealizing by local houses, but sentiment held builish, and in the st half hour borst into sudden strensth, UCing prices decidudly and closing 8t e nce; focling very mervous Septomber, (lsed 64%¢; December, | 655 @7l YN ficeipts, 5500 bu aun 2 stoady und d with and_closed unch nigher; Sep FHG8e, clo December, closed 'S Recelpts, 16,400 by market dull i, Options ¢ wnd featureless all duy, Closing unchanged; September, closed 243¢; December, closed 2 HAY--Weak; good 10 choice, 78.50; ship ping. $6.8057,00 LEATHER Dull; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, and weak:' state, common to cholce op, A@ic; Pacific co crop T, HIDIS-Quiet; California dry, 21 to 2 Ibs., 15 Galveston, #) to 2 lba., 16G1714 2010 14 1bs., 2c WOOL- Steady’; e, PROVISIONS -1t a family extra mess, $8.0008.30; beaf hams, 8 Cut meats, frm’ piekled Lollies, 36 fiem: westorn stoum closed 0t $6.90 askeds tober, $6.25, " nom refined, higher. Pork. | Bigheirs familly, $1I20@1250; siort cear, 1 BUTTER - Receipts, 3,04 pgs.; markot steady pestern dairy, $5@isc; western creamory, 186 | 220; Elging, 22 | FGGS-—Récelpts, 529 pkgs.; state and Penn sylvania, 176 18; weatern, CHE Firm; g 1, 5@Sie; 4l Quiet: New Orleans, open Kettle, ulli strained, common to good, $1.43 Quiet and dy; domesiie, fair to extra, Japanese, 3% @i PETROLEUM-Dull; United closed at $1.2114 TINE-Firm: 81628% METALS Pl fron, fim; southern, $12.00614.0 northern, $12.000 1.5, Copper, o price. $13.00. excliange pr' . §13 Stondy; brokers Dricu. $4.1 1 $3.35. TN, frm; ‘miraits, §14.250 market steady. Spelter, quiet COTTON SEED O1L-Firm: prin ! tow, 21c summer yellow,” 206G 3iat: pri crude, 2@Mc; butter grades gile. o Tt | ey« Market, NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—Agents have advanced rices as follows: Whitinavillo. Linwood, Foreet iils, Ten Strike. Forget-Mo-Not and Farmers | ice 36-inch bieached e each; Bhe- | Aucket 9-0z. blue denims to 1o; Shetucket $6-1 nd fancy tickings. We: Anderstn LI, 8-dnct | Brown cottons 1o be; Brown coitans to Blc Drown cottons to Be! Dwight X 30-inch brown eottons to lyc: Dwight ¥ f2-inch brown cottons 0 4Xc; Dwlght Z 8-inch brown cottons to § Dallas & Lockwood wide shee'ings to %o 20-4 bleached, and other widtha rolatively. Th was u more general dem. all counts welghts of brown cotton Nmited result beouuse of the smull stocks of goods and the BEwlliingness of sellers Lo make ‘advaice sales. 48 & consequence few goods are avaiable sad Enterpiise BE' 3 inch Pledmont LI, 36inch the mills are well sold ahead from old sales. Printing cloths very firm at 3i4o for 64-squary and few sellers of small’ quantities. MANCHESTER, Sept. #i.—Cloths and yarns but not very active, RIVER, Mass, Sept. 27 -Print steady ‘at 3i4c fems 1 per cen cnuse of the advance in cotton. cloths les be- oma A INERAL MARKET, Conditlon of Trade and Quotntions on Staple and Fancy Produce. All reports agree that the crop of broom corn ery Inrge in this state this year, as well as in some other sections of the country. The result I8 that prices are much lower than last year While the prospect would seem to favor a steady t from now until the first of the year, it 18 probable that any changes that muy oecur will be on th of n lower market Packing stock butter does not move very freely even at the very low quotations given below On the other hand, cholce butter s scarce and The iracks were full of hay yesterday, and it wis nearly arse bottom hay. I are moving siowly, The hay crop In this state is Ia but the prospects are poor for finding any outlet for it except that afforded by the local consumption. Onio and Indiana will have to ship large quantities of hay, but eastern feed are accustomed to fine tmothy and cloy the se bottom land hiay from Nebraska doc not take well with them. Some hay, however, is being shipped from here as far east as Ilinols. Quotations. i3 I'resh stock, per doz., 13@13%c. BUTTER--Packing' ~ stock, ' ic; cholee to faney country, 14615 separator creamer gahered creamery isa o, n@isc; VEAL-—Cholce fat, 70 to 100 1bs.. are quoted at Targ and conrss 440 Wisconsin full cream, 12c: Young 2igc: twing, Nebratka o a 10gilc; Limburger, N2. %, 12¢; b Swies, No. 1, 1341e LTRY—Hens, G@7c; roosters, sprin kens 1t wic; ducks, #@ pring shic; turkeys, 6@7c: Bisbe PiG doz., $1 | HAY=Upland, $5: iidiand, $5.50; lowland, $5; straw, 5;' color makes' the price on hay ht bales sell the best. Only top grades bring b prices AME —Prairie_chickens, per doz., $5: teal and, mixed ducks, $1.50; inailard and red head BROOM CORN—New crop, delivered on track Incountry, choice grecn self-working carpet, por 1., 2e@diie; cholce green running to butl, 24w 2%e; common, 114 VEGETABLES. The new crop Michigan beans are being of fored on the market, The stowk is very clean and cholce and no finer looking white beans were placed on this mark The correspondence bl ~Handling veg otables con ot quicies from parties who Wish to sell onjons. Last week was protty hard en the Nobrask colery crop. A lurge grower wiltes that two ¢ three more days of hot winds would have pu the growers out of the celery business. This week, however, has been more favorable and the erop I impr Quotations BISANS “Hand-picked navy, per bu., $1.90@2.00, POTATOES—New cholce aock, e SW ATOES-Cholcs stock, pe b, ONIONS Home grown, 23630, CABRAC orders, 100, 60cq “holce stock, per % bu. basket TERMELONS—Crated, per_doz, $1.7562.00 SELERY—Choice stock, large No. i, 40¢; lar . 2, Goe; inf e, CANTALOUL ment. per doz LIMA BEAN Jice stock, crated for ship. Per ib., 5tic. FRUITS, A car of California fruits c consisting of grapes, pears me In yesterday. and quinces, but n penches. Quot CALLE S—Per hox, $1.5061.7 CAl Yo Hartletts suitablc foties, $1.762.00, Per case, S0 per case, $1.o07i1 , per b, $8. New York Concords, per IA GRAPES-—Per case, Muscats, $1.10G1.15; rleties, §1 PPEACHES—None. shipping stock, BCTARINES—None, TROPICAL FRUT ospect 1s now that Om re celve any Florida orange ye t most not enough fo cut any figure in the trade. The med Florida fruit gr are placing ange crop of this season to 130,00 When it s previous crops have run boxes some 1dea of the te cration up Into the millions of ribly destructive effacts of (he freeze of last year may be had few boxes that Florida will produce tiis year will in all probability be absorbed by the large eastern cities and few if any will find thelr way as far west as this city o ® of the Florida crop will leave a gup in o o supdly, as taat state has been depended upon to fill in' th between the Californin erops. Mexican © belng handiad to some extent in the markets, and it s claimed that they are giving good tion, 1 year Cali fornia_oranges a on this market in De. cember, but that was considered unusually early Quotations: ORANGES—Chofce seedlings, per box. Mediterranean weets, none; fancy St. Michael none: California_Valencias, non LEMONS—Extra fancy lemons, 360 size, $10; 20 size, $10.00, BANANAS Cholce large stock, per bunch, §2.25 sLisae. 0: medium_ size bunch PINEAPPLES—None. HIDES AND TALLOW. HIDY 1 green hides, 6o 2 green hides, 1 green salted hides, Te; No. green s s, Blac; No. 1 ye . 8 1o 15 w9 .2 veal caif, 8 to 15-1bs., 7e; No. 1 dry it hides, 10614c; No. 2 dry fint hides, 105 12¢; No. 1 dry salted hides, §610c; partly cured hides, Tio per s than fully clred. SHEEP I Green salted, green salted (short wooled each 6alac; (short carly sking) 1 3 dry shearlings (short wooled carly sk 2 each, dry flint Kansas and Nebraska buteher wool peits, actual welght, 4Gc; Colorado butcher w pelts, per Ib., welght, 1 dry flint Colorado murrain wool pelts, per ib., actual welght, 4G0c. Have feet cut off, as It i§ useless to_pay treight on thy TALLOW AND 1 b B tallow, 3c; Krease, W 1140; grense, white lse; greas dark A’ butter wax, pri WOOL U ht, St and cha 9¢; _cotte WOOL WASHED-M-dium, 1518 fine, U@ 16c; tub washed, 1641 c: black, S¢; bucks, 6e; tag locks, 2g3c: ‘dead pulled, 6%6e. DRESSED MEATS, Light west n steers, 400 to 600 Ibs., 4 good cows and heifers, 41%@5e; mediur cows and hel d@itse: good forequarters cows heifers, 3i@ic; kood hindquarters cows und ifors, G4 hindquarters cows and HRitern Va@itec; cow chucks ¢ i beet tenderloins, .\ 10e; tre Trolls, boneless, 8¢ butts 7c; loin backs, boneless, loin backs, Glc; cow ribs, No. 8, 6o; cow loins, No. steer ribs, The: steer 1oins, Sc. MUTTON-Dressed _mutton,” te; racks muttan, ¢ logs mutton, T%e; saddles mutt et PORK-Pork loins, 100; spare ribs, pork shoulders, 6%c k “shoulders, skinned, 6lac pigs teet, cleaned. per doz., 8he. MISCELLANEOUS, lects, 30¢ per can; company W York counts, 40c; extra stand seshoc Y--Native white clover, Me; choice stock MAPLE SYRUP—Gallon cans, per doz, $12 t-gal. cans, per doz., §6.23; quart cuns, per dd TS—Almonds, 1dc; English walny He: standards, 10c; filberts, cans, %c; peanuts, ra TOCIKS AND HONDS. Contraction of (he Volume Transactions. NEW Sept. 2.—There was n further ntragtion of the volume of speculative trans tions today, but the professional character of the market was as clearly marked as heretofore Apprehensions of further large gold exports in the near fature was the chief Influence in the trading and had an unsettiing effect upon the speculative mind. Rumors wera current of the probuble shipment to Germany of $3,000,00 to £5,0 € gld next week, but the commerclal i which this weck initlated the present Eold movemeat to that country ed 10 con firm or deny the reports. There is good ‘cir mxtantial evid however, that at Teast one more falily large shipment wili bo made to Ham burk. Money I8 refatively higher in Germany than o 1 New ¥ and our lurg bit to Gr aln on various aecounts en ables Lond nsfer the burd the gold nipment fr many to this ry. T and for currency al Unit s reflects @ freer moven tton, and this conditlon 1 expecto ove distinetly evidenced In the exc t. The principal toplc of Interest today ¢ part of the traders was the lmproving tenden of the anthracite coal trade. 1t Is now in circles equally well informed on the indus trlals that prices at Duffa other distrib uting polnts would advance on next conts per ton in or between that port tribution of T 1o prevent and Chicage anthiac Atseriminat and an cqual dis Rumors of the near (n, tng publication of the Reading Teurganization plun were curren but tacked official eon; n. Railroad re- ports for August. publi Including that of the Reading, w showing in éreases in gross and n The market opened y rm. - Distiling, on repor conferences be tween the ling. for reasons poted above, w emand In the early dealings and scored udvances of % and 1 per cout respectively, The more Important advunces in the other shares were W1 Canadiun Pacifio 11 per cent and Tolacco and Lackawaana 1 per cent, The market s00n developed i st1ong droop- ing ‘tendency, Chicago Gas and Tobaccs losing 13 per cent, Sugar & per cent and Distiiling 1 per cent. The gramgers were also depressed, but Gnly to a fractional extent At the end of the first hour the selling pres- sure was abated and in the subsequent dealings rallles occurred, “extending to % per cent In ar, Tobacco and k' Taland 1 per cent, Reading and Distilling midday up (0 the ciose was aputhetic in the treme. The close was firm. and the trunsactions Reading, Distiliing and Can- adian Pucltic recorded net galns of % per ceat cent In Tha movement from THE OMATIA DATLY BER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 | Lackawanna 1 per cent. Leather preferred | ew Con. 8., Missourt 6s... N.C.us.. N.C s S.Cmonfuni. Ten, new set 6y, Tenn. new et 8. nn. old G8... .. Centurics. .. ) deferred Atchison 48...... %5 Atchison 2d AT 84 |U. P 1sts of 6. Canadi S0, ds... 1041 | Weat Store 48,... L. &N, untficd 48 83 |Southera 5. O.R.&'N 18ty.... * bid, Boston Stock Quotationws. BOSTON. Sept. 27.—Call loans, 24 41k per cent: time 1oaus. Swdls per cent. Closing brices for stocks. bonds and mining shares; AT &S F. 29% WIS Central. .. @l Am. Sugir U 108 Rdison Blec, Tis. 1020 Am. Sugar pfd. 1l 100k Gen. Elec, pfd. it Bay Stite Gas. ... 6% Atchison 2ds... Bell Telephone.. .. 201 | Atchison 4s.... . Boston & Albany.. INew Englund 6s. Hoston & Maine. . Gen. Electric b8, CB&Q.. 853 Wis Cent. 1uts.. . 60 | 1. Fitchburg..... 03 |Allovez MiningGo 1 | 1. Gen, Eleetrie 83§ Attantie... .. 21 T Tlinols St 4 | Boston & Mont K | 10 1214/ Butte & Boston 1 1§ "|Calum 2 1774 Cente 1 11 |Franklin 1 il raurge | h 3 ia 14 Quiney West End 748 1 do prd 95 W. Elee. pid 5 1 1 San Francisco Mining Quotations. | 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ‘The otticial closing | & quotations for mining stucks tolay were as fol ; lows . ) e 10 | Hale & Norcross.. 145 | 4 Julia o 2 iy Con Moexiean.. ... Mount Diublo.. ..} Oceidental Coi. Ophir, ¢ Over st & Holch Hodie Con lilon ledor nan. Chollar. Confidence. Con. Cal. & Va. Con, Imperlal Con. New York Crown Point. Exchequer. Gould & Curry Thine o~ 12 feedors. . Stiver Mexiean dollara, 1 stax. sdde. telegraphie, 2ige. AT — 9 feeders str, g strs, Tx.. Central S8l niisylvania, IIL Centrs Mexican ordivary, 21k Mex. cow vex-aiv, BAR SILVER-30 1895 walos, $3500150; ateors mand moderate: short cle ht, 38 to 45 Ihs. 5 18, 815; short clear 33 64: short clear middl snr bellies, 11 to 16 _1b square, 12 t5 18 fhe to 16 bs., 4 nominal, e mess, 58 8d. Pork, prim 2 388 04; prime mess, mediu 2 prime’ w fine “nited pirits, D Ol PETROLF 1 . Refined, by 1 REFRIGERATOR BE i 1 hindquarters, 61, P H BLIEACHING TOWDE k3 H Liverpool, 7. 3 3 HOPE AL London (Pt 296 4 o Phe cipts of whe sz 4o PO TR H tals American. 15000 %0 49 s during the past three days .!!UX.LS, higher than yesterday tember, 60lc; December, 6 CORN~—Deckined early in nd the market remained close showed wore lower Dull; No. 2 worth r bid L—$1.60411. iwer at e > D—TLower at HAY—Timothy ~very q stronger, which 18 for i May tending r 1,000 pounde, §260 , , s were strong and active, the sales agare- i & feodar 204,50, and helters, $2.000 Rating 2,868, 00 of which $1.719,00 were Read- cdni 3.50; bulk of sal 2.253.0; Texas and Indian ing Issues, more important gains are adadl, steers, $2.5040. 6! ows and heifers, $2 (043,00, (Kansns Pacific consols and Southern Fagiio of THOGS - Receipts, 580 liead; shipments, 4,00 “alifornia firsts, per cent Reading 48 and N | head. “Market “G@10c higher: heavy, $.9904.20 Reading first incomes, b per cont: Reading thind | Light Run of Oattle Struck a Very Drag- | mixe. "t5 Tsnt 100 tnee 5t dogs s * tncomes, 1 per cent; St Paul, Minneapolis & : SHERD- Re % 100 head. Market Milwaukee, 1% per cent; Montatia Central, 2 per ging Market, and sold native muttons, $5.100 cent; Missourt Pacific consols 88, Brondway con- T ekers 2507 lambe, §.25004.50 #ols, Chesapeake & Ohlo, R, & A. seconds con- Sp— southwestern, § s sole, Dujuth and Manitoba, firsts, ‘teust.receipt and’ Loflisvilie & New Albany Se, 1 per And Louleille & New Albany consoin T ey | COWS WERE THE ONLY THING IN DEMAND CHICAGO STOCK. Cent 1o Evening Post's financlal cable from London TRTRS Dull, Prices 8 follows: The, conciusion of” the Hogs More Plentifal and Conditions Ruling Quite Wenk. [ for money, avy vettlement in mines Favored the Sellers—Bulk of the ettt ““‘" "‘)\", ~‘7| ";"fl b4 B day o &t o markets d In American raiiroads 5 unusually Iiberal for Friday, being estimated a On Peorganization fumors - rices closed ‘st hear Lt LG Texans and 3,60 natives. . The week's receipts o best. The Terlin markets were firm, as were A will probably reach d, an in of the Parfs markets, though dear foney s about 9,00 over week and a de ot ted at the Intter 'center for the monthl Tealy 10,000 from the receipt & Correapot s MR O LURE L R O AL FRIDAY, Sept. g1, | Bearly 10,000 from the receipts for the correspond is still good, though in milnes It is cortainly too | Recelpts and shipments for the Ty T A yean . Svematon todky wan 1K notat pre tve of troutle, thoush proSably | twety.four houts, s compared with the | Sotted g trate wia ebiremiy duny ueres vt fullowing were (he closing_quotations on | Previous six days, are as follows: Ing ‘weak o about 1o¢ lower leading stocks of the New York exchang RECEIPTS, o _‘,‘»H‘l 19,000 stale bogs w ""l";“ Atehtsort 3 WP D &G September 2 40 7| at e 4 0, Mixed at from $5.80 1o 8 Adanms Express orthwestern... .. September 2,043 eeee |l mnd light weights ..('[h‘»m’ (i H o ‘u.‘ JIn« Alten. T H K September 7 bulk of the sales was at from $3.9) to $4.10 for A Ceit & September 27 Ll | packers and at from $4.15 o $4.25 for shipper o 8eptember 2 8,021 21 The sheep market continues to Le glutte with Ganwia Pacifio. medlum grades. Trom the ‘wealern tanges J8NNGn Soushern. B $tam prices are consequently depressed. Native |l D September 21..., o) b 11088 Sheep. Horses. | fuve been fairly active at from 3.0 o § Chicago & Alton... . September T i U | 8350 o g, Westam shoop ‘solt i fram $2.40 10 C. B.&Q. September o | 83, and lambs at from §2 to $475, a few ex Clitengo Gas, 10" Pitisbury. Seplember " e O e o T HE R RensouONed Gass liman’ Palace. September 8 oo [and a good share of the shipments from he Golo. Conl & Tron W Oy AR o I L . redytouh) Cotton Of Cert.... 214 |R. G W.pfd... 0000 eollers of cattle. There A o0 5 Jocerate o o { ™ Delaware & Hud Rock Taland. .\ PR LI LR UL R LRy eptaCaLo L HaR, oAl vea A0 i Dol Lack. & W.. 180% St Pani i iatket and that was about all hogs, 15,000 head; sheep, 10,000 hea: D. & K.G.prd. ... bas| doptd he offerings of cattle were light, only g DA CFCo g4 st & O sixty-six fresh loads of all kinds heing re- | 5 \<~3:..¢11,:- :",‘ o B, g ported in the yards against 135 loads [ 6,600 hoad: shipiments, Wayiie, ..\ yesterday and 108 on Friday of last week. | 8low and lower. Texis : priliern pid... o | & Iro It was the lightest run of cattle since Sat- | SOV $300u3.00; beok Bieors, Sirigoss mative T. £ 0. Cent. vid.. urday of last week. bulls, $1.7062 Giilon Pacitie o one string of good western |, HOGE Receipts, 500 head: shipments, | o ; Ll LA steers here and some commonish beef cat- | §380g4 00; heavies. 53 506H4.00; phckore, S8 1 Lake Erle & West ‘\\ St. L & P, ptd., tle, but no good native steers, The market on | mixed, $3.8)34.10; lights, § 74.10; Yorkers, $i.40 do prd it 14 Fargo Fx beef steers was very slow, T1 < $1.50403.90 Lake Shore 5 | Western Union L4 SN RE VerTe sl The buyers did einte, 1,00 head; shipm 4,400 Lako Siior Wesiam Dulor not appear to want many eattls and they Market stendy; lambs, $2.9003.00; mutton, l',m'\\\;_\)l o &N m“ \’drrn <|’ . N«l in no hurry. The poorer ¢ sold 3.00. - A e g N[ AR L flrst. one string going to the packers at £ New York Live Stoek Market. Mantiattan Cou ... 11 Tio"as o drag from start {0 finish and fully | W YORK, Sept. 27— BEEVES—I ephis & C.... 3 3 0c lower in most case h ORt § RE U VAR iehigan ) o 2,08 head; very du lower, except | for Miehian ¢ 100N L. The cow market was the one bright spot [ 328 head: very dull, o e A0 191 an i In the trade. All the buvers wanted cows | ks 10: stags and oxe 75; bulls, $1.550 70 [H.& T, G:3ioniis and heifers and the market was active at 1 dry Coway $1.0 ubles quote A AN out stready price: there were only | American steers at weight; re. 16_|T. 8t L. & K. C. twenty-five load, the trado | frigerator f at 115% | do pfd ng’ old SHEEP AND LAMBES-Recelpts, 7,632 head 144 (8. R R X0 stocker as consid- | very dull, elightly fower, except for chbice lambs on| o praii ably demor There have been very | sheep, poor to prime, $1.753.25; lambs, common 24| Am. Tob. Go ¢ country S in any time this week [ to choice, §8.504.%. ] & ... 18K| do pra.. .. and when ihe market opened this morning | , 1O Bt RO ales of stocks today were 233,644 was not a single outside buyer in | 4% i including American Sugar, Yard operators were all pretty well n Sight. rican Tobacco, 9,80); Atchison, third asse d up with cattle addition to the ur principal markets t paid, 3.70; Burlington, 7.90; Chicago Ga receipts, and with no outside demand 0; Distiliin eral Electric, 3,1 cak of and with the week drawing to a Sheep. Mail, 4,200 76,590, the conditions were all favorable for a i St Paul, 16,400, eak in price. 1,000 P — The tendency of the market has been 100 New York Money Marl downward nll the woek, bt todne: ,.} oot ki) NEW YORIC, Sopt, ¢ CALL— | went off all of 10¢ to Tsc. Besides bein Total a0 Easy at 1502 per o 1% per cent; [ ower It wns very dull and salesmen found Sl LA IS i cle e per cen it hard work to move the oldings, o o gen fully %c lower than & we. o AVERPOOL, o Spor > Snnrin s_Stendy. but aun, | FUY, %e lower than 8 week g0 and it | gemand moserate; No. 5 red wiiter: dooyid: o with 1 \kers' Dills at $4.881% ook as if now was the time for par- | 3'req. s stocks exhausted; No. 1 hard, Man. 4,55 At SUATIGASTY, o 1ting cattle to put in an appearance. | i No. 1 Califoraia, 58 Futures dixty SUSSA10E and $1.890 ntative sales pened steady, with near positions 1.907%; commerel 4,803 14,57 BEEF CATTLE, g1 nd distant postions | g@d s e. No. Av. Pr 5 % Go. Av. Pr. | NiEher; Lusiness heaviest on 'middle psitions A Firm; state bonds, | 1.... %10 &3 50 e = NG AV ERT) ber, 58 Yd; October, dy 118d; November nds, trong, & December, o8 d; January, s 14d; Feb, Bonds were as follows e Lo i ruary, o 2 i atew e | Ruicto 40 : 1098240 | UCORN"Spor, firm: American mixed, new, 3 S i 8172 50 . Futures openei quies Wit sty ‘with REl ; and’ distant positions a higher: closed quie A 1 with January and Februdry b highor and other L 1 i unchanged from last night's closing H business heaviest on_early positl s i tombor, 35 61; October, 33 4%d: November, 36 o December, 33 5%; January, s $%4d; Februray am & MO A T o, 140 R B N 3 FLOUR-Firm; fair demand; freely supplied; e atin St Touis fancy winter, G 9. P inaiOss et PROVISIONS—Ticon, quiet but steady; de 1hs., 34s 6d; long 55: long clear, heavy, backs, 18 1hs. heavy ibs., = short_cut, 14 arth _American, mess, Tos; prim; o fine western, finest American, State 08; goad, 205 64, ol refined, 17s 8a M, ~Hardwood, f. o. b, requarters, fle coast), £1 13s uring the threc inciuding 32,00 cen- s were 130,500 centals. Market. ST. LOU LOUR—Higher, with a better den $3.1503.25; extra fancy, $2.90013.00; $2.70G72.80; chiice, $2.6062.60, WHIEAT- ed fractionally higher, but a re- @ followed shortly on active and heavy sell- v longs; ables were higher and there Was A strong ales here of 110,000 bu. of spot wheat to millers, the close being &t ana 2, cash, 1%c; 6214 {62%c; May sympathy wi quiet all duy Spot, whils ash, - Gl \ wh 182 bid; tor Cutures Septembur, 2134 bid in elevator, 28140 but st track, sacked, o uiet and apparently upward un TNt ofterings:. heavy. rescipia OF low WIth stow aemiand W 'ERN CATTLE. ator creamery, 15@20c fancy CoLoRAL G ois Land and Live Stock Co. Yo sitendy Av Pr. T No. Av. ¥ B bt 803 g2 1010 3 L -1059 3 00 PROVISION: standard mess jobbing, § Lard, prime steam, $.%5; chol 3 boxed shoulders, $6; longs, $6. shorts, $6.50, lour, 6,00 bbls.: wheat, 40000 MENTS. lour, 4,000 bLbls.; wheat, 25,000 - 2 Markets. WIQUING, LONDON At the wool sales today WVillm Reynolas, } 1507 Lale ot Which 500 “were with %03 15 drawn. The sales were active and firm and Dricon haraening, Conrse Cross. breas were fra: quently hought ut the July series. A ing d o Gf decline Av. Sh Av. Sh. Pr » 14t net. dec ! ¥ Steady; 7 o, $14.10; ¢ . 361 270 ‘80 '3 & ¥ 40 Teceipts. '9.00 Lags: cleared fo . 5 Siates, 5,000 bagn: o r Bu- it #5.50616.00, Dass tosic AR bare S f Bw 2 BUTTER—Firm; < @l inancial Not " EGGS-Weak at 2 per cent creamery, 1 higher than dur ica was ina A lowing are the sales in detall: New South _ 1 Wales, des. scoured, ‘Sa1s & sy 310040, biles: scoured,” Thd( open 1 forders y Victoria, 1842 bal OIin1e K: per: opnt Thomas Gill wsy, 4@i1d. South Aus- a 1 240 COWS, scoured, Sd@ls 44; gre New York Mining Quotations. I § cows. 10 bales; scoured, 91444 NEW YORK, Scept. The following ars the 3 1 feeder 4796 bales; scoured, 9 elosing mining QUOLALions i 3 Cape of Good 1 Bilwer. . OntATIo..1os e RB0 NEBRASKA red, $14da@1s 4 Chiotlar Ophir. .. 10 140 vorge Higgins v iood Hope “and Natal Crown ll’mn\v ‘Shlmmnh 15 1 1014 265 6 Cows. wilae ta th \n‘lrm.‘ 4“ E/ ales were Deadwood. . Quicksiiver nfd... 1500 1 stag. w2 10 feede BOSTON, Sept Thy Yosto Commercial Gouid & Cariy. 1! Sierra Nevada 90 | 11 feeders. A0 30 Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool market Hale & Norcross. . ftandard 210 M. Standish. lhe heavy sales are the direct result of the im. Homestake 3 {Unfon Con.. .. 1 cow. . 2 COWS....... 106 2 85 vement abroad. The London sales show an ad Tron Stiver ... .. Yeliow Jacket .. cows. from 10 to 30 p ore has boen Mexiean. o in the price wooln. Ter xican. - ine mow sells a hetter than o te less than in August, 184, and v vonRAee gt leas than in March, 1 Amert NEW YORK, Sept COFFEE—Options can woale flis are still complaining of lack of opencd st With prices from unchanged to 5 Ha or o the ‘week 160,000 1 points higher: trading local and market fea- 16 An T AL D, tureiess, hence slghU hdvance; forelkn news in- 0 1bs. domestic ‘and 1.457,000 1bs. forcign lari Septombdr, 315 ember, $40GUM. Spot. | 1 cou 17 200 | forelgn for the same week last year. The sales tio, dull;’ No Mild quiet; sales, 100 | 1 COW 57 3 80 0 date she crease of 2,423,589 1bs. domestic Warel deliveries from New York yesterday, 14 cows. 119 290 | same date in 184 The receipts show @ 8,022 bags: New York stock, 231,363 bags: United \day it wan & §00d Tun, thirty- | decrease of 13,980 bales domestic and an incroase Stutes stock bags +for the United XibIves & good Py, thirtys | Secresse 6F LN.059 oniee Stutes, against 480,35 bags last selling A g the Kansas City Market YRANTOS, Se A ia00d avecane Basl od 4 4 hands raj KANSAS WHEAT—Steady SIATON, Rent o000 aysrage Santos, | fly. “The bulk of the sales was 4t $3.5663.90, an | practi ity hard, 68144 R 'Quiet at % bfg decll against $3.80@3.90 vesterday. One small bunch | N salop MPURG, e Ruist at ¥ pre decling; | {ought A1 the dighesy prico’ paid since "Sat® | CORNZA higher; No, 2 VIR, 8. e el at | urday of last week. 'Thd pens were practically | mixed, 26%¢ white, 2 woLt Onened. harely | clearea”at an_ early hour: Tepresentative sales mixed, 18G19c; No, 2 ptember, 00 $10.00G11.005 prairie, dc; dalry, 1 Sept. 1.—Clearings, $13,374.928; bal- H- rin Markets. : Sept. 2T.~Clearings, $1,838,188; 3 80 NPEORIA #1.—CORN—Steady; No, 2, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. #1.—Clearings, $11,395,- | WL Uy M A Wit QTS Re 0145 bafuncas, 31 RYF—Quict; No, 2, 18 ST. LOUIS, Sept Clearings, $8,592,541; bal WHISKY-Firm; finlshed goods, on the basis ances, WAL Money, SGT per cent. New York £ 5122 for high wine exchange, $1.35 d ¢ bia! | RECEIMTS- Wheat bushels; corn, 68,2 YORK n rings, $93,970.560; bushels: oats, 116 si rye, none; batley, 31480 W, M ssman & iiro. | 200" biishel have withdrawn from the sub ry the §1,600,- | 59, 256 SHIPMENT Wheat bushels: corn, 3.000 oW in engaged by them for shipment to |71 239 bushels: oats, 00 1 rye, none; barley, Hamburg, Germany, tomorrow. n 24 00 bushels. B | [ CHICAGO, = Sept. 27.—Clearings, $13 s 218 . C cat S Mcney. on sharp call, with Aphroved 1oca AND ROUGH e e iaeant fales. o { lateral easy at" 4 per ‘cont:" other call rs today the market ‘over 100,00 8gola por cent, and tme money, S@5l SHERP—There were only @ few £ wheat out of the local elevator slocks e h@4.57% market steady. Representative sales supply their needs, and for the elevator stocks orelgn Financlal Affairs, e oot A o W B o New BERLIN, Sept. %.—Exchange on London, § | '3y ¢ % R |2 0ea"in clevator. Haers of orders eannet fit days’' wighl 2 marks 42 pre 2 Colors 92 275 | Uhemn and the news of (his cauged much exeite PARIS, Sept. Z1.—Three per cent rentes, 100¢ | 101 native 8 330 |ment and a decided advance, both In St Louls 86y for Lhe me t. Exchange on London, 25f — and C g0 markets. | $%e for checks. St Louis ve Stoek. —_ LONDON, Se) 7.—-Gold is quoted at Buenos | ST, LOUIS, & 21, ~CATTLE—Racelpts, S s Susar Market. Ayres today at 223, Madeld, 16: Lisbon, 24%; St. | 600 head; shipme 14% head. Market duli | NEW JRK, Sept. 21.—SUGAR—Raw, firm Felersburg, 50, Athens, i Rome, 104.85; Vi-|and 10c lower within the range. Export steers, | falr refining, 3W@3c; centrifugal, 9 test, dhe; enna, 183 The amount of bullion gone into the | $5.30G5 ¢ shipping steers, $4.0005.23; dressed | refined, firm; crushed, SW@6 11-16c; powdered, Bank of Brgland, 43,000, beer and best butcher grades, $3.5046.00; bulk of NG i5-16c; grunulatéd, fh@4 11-16e, {PRICE OF COTTON ADVANCES Reports of Damage and a 8hort Orop Con- tinue to Be Received, WHEAT ADVANCES FIVE CENTS FOR SPOT and Steel Present Some Anomn- nditions—Henvy Wool Sales on Stimulate Speeuln- ut Prices Unchang tion, EW YORK, Sept R. G. Dun & Co's Weekly Review of Trade says: Th speculation In cotton has lifted the price e during the past week, and quotations here are some higher than at Liverpool, so that free exports cannot be expected. It scems no longer possible to hope for a ®ood crop, and Neill Bros. have issued a clreular predicting a yield of only 7000000 bales. The accounts of in jury and loss grow more dismal each week, and while they may be somewhat werated, the general outlook 1s decidedly unfavorable. But for the ex traordinary supplies carried over from last year, the manufacturers would be in trouble. But prices of goods rise each week, ding to the profit of the mills, which, on Loth sides of the ocean, can use for some time to come old cotton bought at low prices. It Is not yet clear how the con sumption will support the manufacture at the present rate and at the present prices for goods, and the 1 goods s not particularly good, whil price is constantly rising. There is some chance for strike in Fall River mills, though the rise in prices will make it easler for the milla to grant some advance in wage The wheat market hus been excited with out much discoverable roason, and the price has advatced over 5 cents for spot and 2t cents for December deliveries. Tt may be said that crop prospects abroad are not quite as favorable as they were a month ago, and with a short supply at best in this country the market 18 lable to be unusually short. Western receipts for the week have been S bushels, ag 5432250 last year, for the mic 303,25 bushels, against 21,923,881 busl vear. The exports from Atlantic ports flour_included, have been 1857001 bushel for the week, against 240 pushels Tast year, and for the past ks 7,524 bushels, ageinst 8472318 bushels last’ yea Holders of corn decli ave judiciously to “sympathize’” with wheat to a great ex tent, and the price is practically unchanged Pork and hog products are all somewhat lower. Nothing is clear ahout the iron and stecl manufacture, but some of the largest Pittsburg concerns, professing to have or ders for many months ahead, bidding for small contracts in easterh markets at $1 1o $1.50 per ton less than auoted rate. Some say that it is done to depress the market, and, again, it is thought that the object ‘may ' be to buy material, but racts have been made at the east fou tons of foreign ore, to be used ir bessemer iron making at eastern furnaces and the termination of the Marquette strike sets free about half a lion tons more bessemer ore within the perlod of lak: There {5 _also a halt in the of leather. No higher prices have been recorded this week, though hides are on the whole a shade stronger. The advance in wool at the London sales stimulated the speculation, but prices are on the whole unchanged,'and sales have been for the month 970 of which 10,566,370 were n, against 021,000 pounds for the weeks of of ‘which 9,523,900 were foreign. While the demand for dressings continue falr, there is no discoverable Improvement in’ men! woolons, and the importations continue ve advanc same ha e been 216 in last year, and five Tast year e Unite CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS. f Business Tea Aggregat mncted by the Associnted Banks Last We NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The following table piled by Diradstreet's, shows the total clea ances at the principal cities and the p of increase or mpared with corresponding week last year, decrease, as cc the Amount. | Ine. CITIE pe |9 Louis San Francisc Baltimore ... Pittsburg ... Cincinnati nsas City New Orieans i 4 2 1 2 A (I 21 e Tndian Colum Hartf Richm Washingt Dallas . St. Joseph .o.iiies Peoria Memp) Portli Roche New Haver nnah fleld, Portland, Me Atlania Worth s Des Moines and Rapids Lowell e Wilmington, Del... Norfolk Bioux City Lincoin | 1 New Hea ; | Wichita i Hirminghinn ; peka ... . | Loxington, Ky s 0 Hinghampion sy City, Mich sFall River .. | sAkron. O sSprinkold, O Revad)| inton, 0. A Sioux Falls ol 3 *Hastings, .| *Chattunoosa *Fargo i nive i sDavenport .. Totals, United States clusive of New York DOMINION OF Gntreal § 0,857,814 e g L J L B Hulifax . ; o B Hamilton /1011001 | 8.0l 4% Winnipeg oo | oo, g § 10,203,524 a5 ¥y Notea Botl YORK, Sept ~Bradstreet's to- morrow will say: Striking features of the week aro the Increased demand for money east and west, the mainterance of the wide- spread and active demand for fron and steel, and the further upward movement of the price of raw cotton, together with and advance on quotations on wheat, flou and wool. Sudden changes in the weathe affecting a wide expanse of territory hav made general trade irregular, but reparts from those sections unfavorably affected partly offset the stimulation of demand for certain staples In other portions of the country. shown improves Atlanta and 1 there is improving and all that needed is a freer movement of cotton. Pacific coast continues to ship general n chandise to Central America and to Al freely, and T reports the whole grocery business heavier than in 1594, with the Alaska trade improved. General busi- ness at San Francisco 1s comparatiy quiet. The canned fruit output of Callfornia will be about egual 10 that of last year NEW General business at the south has nent at Momphis, Nashville, mingham; demand for funds appears Th The advance in the price of wheat on reported dumage to the crop in Argenting may or may not be the beginning of an upward movement, but accepted statistics concerning supplies of wheat in thie country, if not discredited in the near future, may compel wheat prices to follow in the foot- steps of those forecasts. Telegrams to Bradstreet's from widely different points | seem to indicate n very goneral intention on the part of grain producers to hold thair | wheat for higher prices, spring wheat territc apolis and to the Bon, This refera to y tributary to Minne- vheat ountry In Ore- Wheat exports from both coasts of the United States and from Montreal this week (wheat and flour as wheat) are the largest since last March, 3,161,000 bushels against 2.638,000 bushels last week, 2,562,00 bushels In the corresponding week one year ago, and as compared with & 180,000 bushels two year ago, and with 4,107,000 bushels three years ago. NRADSTRERT'S TOCK REVIEW, Decline of “the Bxehn ad n Favorab NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—Hradstrect's Stock Review tomorrow will say: The decline In exchange rates to figures which apparently put an end to gold shipments to London direct has had a favorable effect on spec ulative sentiment. Even the unexpected ene ke Rate Effeet. gagement of $2500,00 gold for shipment to Germany by the principal “amateur’ specie porter could not overcome the impression d by this tendency. Canadian bank- ers have taken $&0,00 of gold for transfer to that ocountry. All of this was offtset by the tangible wenkness that has reigned in the exchange market In consequence of the appearance of liberal suppiies of com- mercial bills and the offering of a large quantity of bankers' sixty-day sterliog |n connection with loans of foreign merchants, The formal dissolution of the Belmonts Morgan bond syndicate is aiso favorably regarded While these events account for the as- sertion of an underlving ness in speculation, v ne of the market s w. Public “participation develops bullish- till nar- slowly and London has not been n factor. En- couragement to pool operations is found in the assured safely of the torn crop and in the increasing tendency shown in railroad earnings. The bellef in speculative circles is that heavy gains will be recorded within the next month by all the western roads and that this will give Wall strect plenty of material to discount speculatively, thoush some qualifications ar ised by ‘the low prices ‘which still rule in grain. The tm- provement had an the indus n anthracite oc of, while epec luls was confined to ©9 has also novement in Distilles WOOL PRICES ADVANCE SLIGHTLY, 1 pme TIOSTON, Sopt American Wool and Cotton Reporter says of the wool trade: The market has ruled rather quiet i New York, but in Doston e rable strength has been shown and good miscellancous sales are reported, Fine floeces are exhibiting n good deal in syme pathy with Australian; medium wool ‘I8 begine ning to participate in the improvement for some Gme o apparent In fne stock. Vvery advance in waol abrond brightens the ontleok for Ameriean manufacturers to deliver duplicate orders of spring goods at present pri W York market has ruled quiet and sales have been small. Prices on dome wool have been little unsteady, due {0 the slow demand, and some slight shading of asking prices might have been obtained. Rates 50w show an improy and market vory firm; short supply in this ket and higher prices abroad have caused > entertain higher fdeas. ] I o as is also fine und ontana. There has been more sampling pet wools, but sales have been small sules of tha were 118,600 pounds domestic and 0 forcien, making a total of 14,336,500 domestic and 36,895,000 pounds forelgn inee Jan 1, n8 against 14,929,600 pounds dos mestic and 1653 pounds forelgn for the corre- sponding period of last year. The Hoston market has ruled strong; sales have been much larger than last week, The demand has beet of o nilse cellancous character. Territorial wools were considerable factor In the market situation, sale running up to 1,300,000 pounds, Pulled wou show Improvement, apparentiy in sympat with flecca wools, of which there have b 0 gales. Some 1ot of fine and fine madiun moved. Australian worsted and fine clothing wools have moved well, one lot of 700,~ 000 pounds going at 4 to 45 clean, Carpet wools have been strong_and steady. The sales of the woek amount £o 3,574,000 pounds domestie nd 1465000 pounds forcien, muking & total of 5,044,000, Against n total of 2353000 for the pres vious week. and a total of 2,437,500 pounds for the corresponding week lnst year, The sales since January 1, 1895, amount’ to 144,790,770 pounds, ainst 108,045,865 pounds o year ago. A falf trade has been done in the Philadelphia market the past week. The principal demand i cons fined’ 1o three-eights and one-half blood weol, the former having the call cls of fine fleecen are 1ght for this time of the year. Terrl- tory is In fair request: pulled woois are slow, only a moderate business dsing. Some good blocks of Australlan have been moved. Sales of the week “were 997,00 pounds domestle, 935,000 fordign; since January 1, 6 pounds. Busi- ness al Chicago has been quiet, 'sales running up only to 375,000 pounds, which represents a v light week’s business. A constderablo amouat of cholce domestic and terrltory 18 being i his market. - There has Feen some tooking around for good stapled territory, but no snles have od At St including ilted. kood triide 18 re- ools, Missourl Arizon combing, ured Missourt and «d the level of this tme lns o romored sale of 500,000 pounds to a St. Louls mill, Cotton Markets, LOUIS, Sept. 27— COTTON—Firm; mid- dling, Sisc: no ried; recoipts, 527 bales; 550 bales; st shipments NEW YOTK, § dling. net receipis, forwarded, 910 bales ners i NEW ORLI middiing, 8 nary, 1 131 § ; Kross, 4,991 Tales; exports 1406 bules; sales, 2,000 balos; stock, LIS, Sept WHEAT—FY Bl December. BL@WHe: May ok 1 hard, No. 1 north 3 northern, . FLOUR—Active; fitst patents, $22068.60; first clearg, $2 63;" second clears, $2.30G2.35; bake s, 82, Wheat Marke WHEAT-Steady; $1.02%. N FRANC December, i May REALTY S placed on record Se THE MARKE INSTRUMEN 7, 1895 ‘ember WARRANTY DEEDS. Union Stock Yards company to Simon Ourdda, lot 5, block 13, 1st add to Bouth OmANA "0 ose 0t resaseess secost sl RABD J G and MV Cortelyou to D J Arnoid et al, lot 8, block 5, Bedford Place..., 500 M € Van Dorn and husband to R W Beck, lot 19, McCandlish Place...... 6,000 D Miller and husband to H P Kulin, block 4, Creighton Helghts.... 2,3 lou and husband to G W Tn- tr, lot 3 and 8 16 feet lot 2, block 5,° Forest Hill ..... 14,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. G D Weintz, rec, to executors of os tate of G 11 Quincy, lot block lots 11 and 12, block 3, Briggs Place. . 1 DiSEDS, Sheriff to Ballou State Banking com- piny, lots 11 and 12, block 3, Brisgs Hlace A 1,308 Leennn §20,619 e AAMONIL L EATM A vt R JAMES E. BOYD & CO Telephone 1039, OMAHA, NEB. COMMISSION Grain, Provisions & Stocks toom 111% Board of Trade. Direct wires to Chicago and New York. Correspondents: John A. Warren & Co, F. P. SMITH (Tel. 15%) 8. M. STANFORD F. P. SMITH & CO. GRAIN and PROVISIONS® Room 4. N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. Branch offices at Fremont and Columbus, Ad orders placed on the Chicago Board of Trade Correspondents; _Echwarts, Dupes & Co., Chis engo; Schreiner, Flack & Co., St Louls. — Retar o First Netional Bank, Omiha. MARGIN TRADING otal amount of transfers. Bend for our compiete DoUK ex plainiog MARGIN TRADING DEFIND MARKET PI Also our dally SH10, EXPLAINED. uiai"1" i 11, 2 Sibins “OHicAGo UbEa AN A tidiug, Chicago. DR. MCCGREW I8 THE ONL SPECIALIST WHO TREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES, Weakness and Secrot Diso1dors of MEN ONLY tvery cu itocd, RO yours' exper ence. 8 years in Omaha. Hook Frea. 14(h & Farnam ste, OMAMA, NEN N GUPIDENE, Cures the eflecis ot self-abuss, eXcesses, emissions, _impotency, varicocele’ and conuy pation. e dollar & box, six for 3§ Kol salé by TIHE GOOD. MAN DRUG CO., 110 Farnam St 222 Traders L oxnls for Ari Bids will be recelved by the Board of Park Commissioners on or before October 11,1805, for sinking an actesian well in Elmwood park, in accordance with pla on file in the park office. The right i3 res served to reject any or all bids LOWE, ¥. B Becretary Park Commission, Y PN & B