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Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Advances Early, but Fails to KeeT
the Pace.
NEW YORK CONTRIBUTES THE STRENGTH
Several mig Operators Bccome HenvS
Sellers of wheat During the
Late Hours of the
Session.

CHICAGO Sept. 2.--Wheat made short,
nervous feminine sort of i4c jump at
the opening, December starting at from
5S34c to jS7sc, as compared with from 5hl2c
to 5S5sC its closing price of the day be-
fore. That little morning attempt at being
strong soon gave place to Kind OF faint
ing spell In about twenty minutes from
the opening it was selling at 5S2c, and
Notwithstanding the utmost efforts of its
friends to bring about its recovery, before
u o'clock II had sold as low as jSc. The
rise with which the market started was
due to the strong tone from the New York
stock market at the opening and great
falling off in the number of cars received
at Minneapolis and Duluth--from 1896 cars
yesterday to 3i5 today. What favorable
effect the latter item might have had, how
ever was neutralized by the explanation
blockade on one of the great grain roads.
The true inwardness of the slumpy condi-
tion of the market was the apprehension
resulting from the unsettled state of local
finances in connection with Diamond Match
streets reported an increase for the week
Of 1,5OOOOO hu. of wheat in the worlds Wis
ible and increase for the month of
big operators were heavy sellers of wheat
during the progress of the above drain
that wheat tried in their turn to find
some one else to take it off their hands
The consequence was that December had
followed this break, December advancing
from 5Sc to 5Slsc bid. This was also
the closing price.
Corn showed some frmness during the
early hours of the session. Frost was pre-
dcted for tonight in several of the western
states, which encouraged holders. The
weakness displayed by wheat gradually
affected prices however, and the close
was at n slight decline. May opened un-
changed at 2iAc, advanced to from 27sc
70 25c and declined to 2il2c, closing at 2i5sc
bid.
oats followed the general trend of corn
and likewise suffered a slight loss in val
ues. Trading was exceedingly dull and
mostly of n scalping nature. The visible
supply reports showed an increase of 19i,-
900 bu. May opened lsC lower at 1S7sC and
sold between 19c and 1890, closing easy
at 1890.
Provisions opened strong and while most
OF the early advance was subsequently lost
there was n firm undertone to the trade
all day; perceptible Improvement in the
demand was noticeable. January pork
closed about SC higher at from $GS2Is to
$6S5; January lard 2l2c higher at from
$5I2h to S3,75; January ribs unchanged at
$345
Estimated receipts for Thursday: Wheat.
23' cars; corn, 500 cars; oats, 3S5 cars; hogs,
25,OO0 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Trade in Cattle Drags Along at About
Steady Prices,
BUYERS INDIFFERENT 40 ALL OFFERINGS
Few Grnsscrs Sell iYcll. but Every
thing Else is NeGiccted- ed-iloGs
Gnin Anotbcr Nickel ON
Good Receipts.

CATTLE-The receipts of cattle were
2,74i as against l. i27 yesterday and 1,i9l on
Wednesday of last week. OF the number
here 453 were consigned direct to packers,
leaving 229S on sale. The most of the
catt.c were western feeders
There We're four or five loads of Cornfcd
steers on sale. mono of them very extra,
but still pretty decent stuff The market
was slow and dragging and inclined to be
easier. The buyers seemed to be indiffcr-
ent and it was late before much was done
in the way of clearing the yards of the
cornfed bceves. There We're some good
grass westerns among the offerings of beef
steers that sold at about steady prices
ABOUT fifteen loads of cows and heiferS
were on sale and the market on that class
or cattle was just about steady with yes
tcrday. The demand was good and the
most of the offerings changed hands soon
alter the mar&ct opened The cattle were
most all westerns or Sandhills cattle and
there was nothing very choice.
Feeders were in liberal supply and the
market was active at good, strong prices.
The state fair has brought in quite a good
many people who seem inclined to take ad
vantage of the occasion to select bunch of
cattle to take back with them. Represent
ative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
T. LII.

me fp1%lss@ Seors S} Fl p popEle. Y@is.
gate convention al Washington Hail, Sep.
tember 10, 1896 at 2 o'clock p, M for the
R%TRH5' o%RSg Sf RGnG@E for % ocs the fol-
one % County Attorney,
Nine CO members for the House of Rep
Three % members for the State Senate
nc, one @ County Com, CommIsS3ner 5i.,9r, for the
one % County Commissioner for the
Fifth % Commissioner,s District
Two g) Justices OF the Peace for East
one uD Justice of the Peace for South
one "a Justice of the Peace for Platte
one u Justice of the Peace for McArde
one % Justice of the Peace for Douglas
one a. Justice of the Peace for West
One "a Constable for Omaha.
Two ~ Constablcs for West Omaha Pro-
cnct.
One % Constable for Elkhorn Precinct.
One q Constable for Jefferson Precinct,
one ~ Ovcrseer of Highways for Water
other officers as viii be necessary Tor the
Country Precincts, and for the purpose OF
eecting a County Central Committee,
The Representation i'm said convention viii
be as follows: Nine 90 delegates from each
ward in the city Of omaha. fourteen dD
deiesates from each country rrccin"t '"
The primary election for this convention
will be held in each ward In the city OF
Omaha South Omaha and jefferson and
Union Precincts on Friday, September 49,
1896, between the hours of twelve G2) o'clock
noon and seven "a o'clock p. M, at places
which will be announced fater
The Primary election win be governed
by the rules adopted by County Central
Committee; copies Of said rules VIII bo
furnished by the Secretary upon applca-
tion.
Petitions for delegates will be received by
the County Central Committee up to noon
NTIN LEWIS,
Chairman.
A. j. LUNT,
Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
LOCAL DItENITIIGS.

The Flower mission will distribute flowers
on Friday instead of on Thursday,
After hearing brief arguments on the in
junction of the Barber Asphalt company
against Grant and others, relating to the
Poppleton avenue paving. Judge Powell took
the case under adyisement.
The health officers have adopted a new
rule regarding the disposition of dead ami.
mails. Heretofore the city has paid for
their removal but now, before removing
such animals the owners are required 10
pay the 50 fee eXacted by Macdonald the
garbage man.
Judge Powell, after hearing the arguments
in the case of Mrs. Boyd against the city,
took it under advsement. This Is the time
worn case in which the city has long sought
to get possession OF valuable property in
the lower part of the city. Mrs. Boyd has
enjoined 1t from so doing
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

North American lis. Beef extra India mess,
AS %; prime mess. 36s 3D. Pork. prime western,
45s; medium western. 36s Cd. Lard dull; prime
western, 2Ns 81; refined. in pals. 26s Cd
CHEESE-lluiet demand, poor; finest American
white, &9s; finest American colured, 39s
BUTTER Finest United states, SOS; good. EOS.
pETRDLEt Nj Refined, Sad.
REFRIGERATOR EF-Forequarters, Shd;
headquarters. SID.
MOns-At london nncInc c1asN. 81 IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
NEW YORK GENERAL iIARkET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Sept. ?-FLOUR-Receipts, 2G 900
bbls.; exports 2.iO3 bbls Market dun and
weak; southern hour. steady at 81, 2Oua 80;
winter patents $335lf3 80; Minnesota patents $5
@S. 75: winter straghts, So 2Oa3 2j Minnesota balx
ers, S235a2,oo; winter low grades slSOq2O5 Rye
flour duh; superHnc. 81. 2.iO92. co: fancy. s2GOep
CORN MEAL,--Easler; yellow western, 5Gc
RYE I4giet; No. western. sfaa4Oc.
pARLET MMAL,TEsteSdy S western 4sg5sse
opened steader aYi on, on light spring wheat receipts
of the day under liquidation, easy cables big
increase in the worlds supply and small clear
e anees % I'ISGn & 3sR,:S lover; SSngg'6er 62a62ac
CORN Receipts, 50, 200 hu,; exports 5O,O72 bu.
higher on covering ana frost reports, but later
ord cosins at IA ,c net lover es. sepinutsr Ga fse
closed at 25a,c Ieccnher, 252lU2sc. closed at
GATs-ReeeiPts, 90 400 bu,; exports l74sO bu.
spot weaker; No. 2 mixed, l7l2gl7Flc, Options
sharply. and closed with a new low record ont at
%e,so net decline; September l9lsqi9'ic, closed
at l9Ac; December, 2ONN2llsc, closed at 2Oa,c
HAy--steady; shipping SIC; good to choice.
Hors-Qulet; state, common to choice. 1894
crop, 2'4U4,2seG; Pacific coast, 1894 crop 2sl5ic;
dry sc TsSas dry sac caiitorni% Ito ie"Ss lse AyreS
Ayres, light to heavy weights, 2O92io and 2e
DuTTER-Receipts 5000 pkgs,: steady; dairy
shIl2c: western creamery ll4pl6Ec; Eigins
l62c s9'
CHEESE-Reeepts, l. 100 pkgs quiet
EGGS-Recepts, 800 pkgs. steady; western
i44l5c.
PROVISIONS Beef quiet; beef hams sIs
Cut meats firm; picked bellies Ss4 ace; picked
SHOULDERS, Sa.ei picked hams @,5ORioOO Iiacon'
boxed shoulders $40 tongues s3.75; ribs 81
shorts, Nl2lg. Dry salt meats boxed shouiisrss
and longs, $3.50; ribs S375: shorts. 50 S7is. Lara
steady; western steam, LIS, nominal refined
ssS; short clear S.ooa95o; family So 25ai0 6G
country packages freel. alic ''s''
oll.SENottonseed oil firm; butter grades ssfs
BIC; prime summer yellow 23c: Off simmer ,oig -og
low, G&42afi prime crude l9a2Oc. Petroleum
9nlet United, closed SLlOis Turpentlne, stsadv,
good yl.6O No'"H'oh TO
RlCE-Fm: domestic fair to extra aa.m,
METALS Pig iron, dull: southern siO ps,ts nsS a.
northern, so MG,sgl25o Copper, dult; hrokegyS
brokers. $3.50; exchange, 81 7oa2 75 Tin o,ai urn
straits sl3 953ls35 Plates uuiet ~ q1Iiet; q1iet
dun; domestic 50. .I543 So Spetsr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2.--WIIEAT-- Spot. nuIet
dem%Hd poor No y. red spring: 5s I'D; No.
pear spa Ss Sa stn aHnres 9pen%d easy with
steady, with near positions haisd lower ana dis
tant positions Va lower business about equally
distributed; September. 5s I'D October IS Id.
sS.oyem6er, IS Hd; December, IS 2d: January. IS
CoIRN-Spnt. steady; American mISed new es
ssd Futures closed quiet with December I'd
lower and other months unchanged; business
sbout equally distributed; September, Is sad:
SSetohsr, Is sad; November IS Sad; December
sI Louis, fancy winter. 7s.
r,iI't ,piItoyIsIoNs-B Bacon. qpiet; demand. poor.
20 "a lbs, gss; long clear lish, IS to IS lbs. sss
Tong clear. heavy. 10 10 IS lt,s,. 25s Sd: short
heavy Is TO 50 lbs, PES Cd; clear bellies II to
70 lbs. 2ss. Shoulders, sausre. l. to &c lbs. sas
~ Hams. short cut II lbs. ias Cd TalIcss fine
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
STOCKS AND DoNDs
Securities Display Increased Activity
md HmsincSs ImnrONcs.


NJ" 1phN' sept z-lhe STOCK market "laS
displayed Increased activity and the distribution
OF business was exceptionally good "A better
range l,inp covered Than fnr. r,pntbs Tho
-....-.,-...., =, .t.- -. -. - -,
LII ,n Iii "a pt pit.Sa was tuNali n.slti ~, ,,tt
tiI ,''' ''',lS 49,
Iti.S' p,l,t.. l., Nl.yll'''S N37 i '.,l ~
,r -" 20 ~ t'St,,'st ~, .it '' . ,. ~ @
fi,,,,i 5o''ii, ,,,,,i -, ~ =, ', 80 % ~, !. ,,,,
b.nis 10 si, ',I ,,, t O., wt - 10
"slr i,, tho Iir"Ta i,,is,s',ti ~ ~ i,, az -
t,n high ,rlrsI inii,siyi,is I'm, ig.,prinS t.n
dsnrv vas hnInsi nv 10 ,lsysi,prnrt az 5,c1is-
noes in tb. .y,,b,p,,y ,orp ~ t.ar, H., 90 vu,sto.
tiun ,r n rCrsWaG az ynIi nxnnrt Nrdsrs mia
yrok II IL ,in,irTstpn1 Ibat sn,ns of tEe orIers
have been cancelled lint Tho housps concerned
refused posityeIy to- give any details on the
subject The anpearsncc of Gor1rI,sson housr
buying was also considered "A ~ iolpsurur indiCa-
ton Of the change in the speculative tenn
per
loo lly,tt. ,,ly
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

The home of Frank Hajek, Eighteenth
and streets, was totally destroyed by ire
Tuesday night It is supposed that the fire
was started by a lamp explosion. Mrs.
Hajek left the light burning in the kitchen
when she went to bed, and when the eXplo-
sion occurred she had barely time to escape
before the whole house was enveloped in
flames Mr. Haiek was in Omaha taking
part in the parade of the Bohemian Turner's,
and when he returned home he found every
thing destroyed There was no insurance.
Loss, about $500. A cottage adjoining. be-
longing to Joseph Hundruna, was damaged
to the extent of about $100. Two blocks Of
hose had to be laid and the pressure was
poor. but the firemen did good work in saw
ing one of the cottages, as there was strong
wind blowing at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
ANniInbIe Grnin SMpply.

NEW YORK, Sept special cable and tee-
graphic advices TO Bradstreets covering the
principal points Of accumulation indicate the
following changes in available supplies of grain
Saturday. August 90 compared with the pre-
ceding Saturday: Wheat. United States and
Canada, east OF the Rockies, increase, 4l5 OOC
hu -; afoat for ana in Europe, increase, I12O COZ
I'm Total increase, worlds available supply,
/ 537 eco bu; corn. United States and Canada,
ea II Of the Rockies, increase, $4,000 bu, oats
limited states and Canada. east Of the Rockies
increase 1874 600 bu.: Pacific coast, wheat stocks
Increase js5 Oo0 bu, during August.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Kansas city 1--WE stock.

KANSAS CITY, Sept, y 2!IsNATTLE-R Receipts,
10000 head; shipments. $40 head; market
steady: Texas steers, Sp,l05IiiO0 Texas cows,
81 si6OG22o beef steers sY'oy4i75 native cows
sl.5oa$0o; stockers and f9edtts ss5ogsG5i bulls,
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 heaIip shipments 1900
head; market weak to lpesl9Yeri bulk Of sales,
$40: mixed, s3OOG3I5: HgR}9c s5C5G5,26; YORK
ers S. 3l5a3. 20; pigs, s3.lbIs3sO
I'-Receipts, l. 500 head; shipments, 1.2Od
head; market steady; lambs, s2.i5qS.'5i NUT
tLIna
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Magic city Gossip.

Jay Cox of Hampton was visitor IN the
city yesterday.
C. e. Olmstead of Atkinson is in the city
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs p Anderson of Wahoo are
the guests of Daniel Rafferty,.
G. II. Westgate cattleman from st. Paul,
is in the city for day or two.
Zack Cuddington has been admitted 10
membership in the local coal exchange.
Mrs. Frank e. Boyd and son of Springvie"
are the guests OF Mrs. r. A. Carpenter
Twenty-third and J streets.
Mrs John Joseph and daughters OF Wahoo
are visiting Samuel Shrigley ana "lle Oh
Twenty-irst and | streets
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

The monthly statement showing the re-
ceipts and shipments at the Union stock
yards for August was issued yesterday. The
receipts were: Cattle 569ll; hogs, SO,662
sheep, 2S, sos; horses and mules, 274; cars
3.6O9 In every thing except cattle an in
crease over 1895 is shown, and the prevailing
low price of beef is the cause of the scarcity
of cattle on this market. During August
1895 u 469 more cattle were received than
during the same month this year. large
increase is shown in hogs, the increase being
"a S37 head. Sheep receipts are also ma
terially increased. the, difference IN favor OF
this year being 16SOO head.
OF the live stock received here last month
23, ,S94 cattle, 81 1868 hogs and 1887 sheep
we're consumed at South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
PACKING HOUSE WEEKLY OUTPUT
Movement of Hogs Continues to De-
In N-4.ai

CINCINNATI, Sept. Especial telegram -
Tomorrow's Price Current viii say: a total Of
$4,000 hogs represents the killings of western
packers the past week, compared with 100000
the preceding week and 1Gj 900 for the CORE
spending time last year. From March l the
total is 1886, 600. against CO.'S 900 last year
Prominent places operating compare fol
loo
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
=
Enftnn Anrl.at

NEW YORK, Sept 2-COTvroN--Fu
February. $Sis; March tslS; April. S22 May,
S. 26: October, s7ss; November 1871; December
sS 05 Spot closed quier: midland uplands
: 5-i6c: midland gulf 9-l6e; sales, 1907 bales
ST LOUIS sept. 2.-COTTON-Steady mid
land 79sc; receipts, S5sl bales; stock, T9i2
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK Sept ?.-SuGAR- Raw. quiet and
steady; fair refining. 25se; centrifugal, 96 test,
3Hc: refined. quiet: crushed, aasc
LONDON, Sept, 2.SuGAR--Cane, dull and de.
pressed; centrifugal Java, lis Sd; Muscovado,
fair refining 9s ad. Beet sugar, dun: september
IS lOisd October, gs iad; stock OF beet sugar
i'm the United Kingdom, 5000 tons,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

sl,70Ta io stays and oxen. Si75a35O; bulls. 81 95
d2S5; dry cows :. 2Op275. Gables quote Amert-
can steers lOdl1c. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef at SiaV9hc sheep At 7a9N,c. dressed wetght:
exports $40 beeves and 4Ooo quarters u beef
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCepts. l6a2S head.
Market very dull and heavy; sheep S2.5oh3.t'
HOGS-Receipts. 400 head. Market easier AT
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
MIuncnpoIis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS Sept. 2.-WHEAT-Scp September
52s' pecem,bcrss 59se; on track No l hard, old
new. 52Ac. No neraern old. S?isc; new. 5i&c
rsceiDts ia caTs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Today's sales of cotton
goods were from Ac to isc higher than week
ago Printing cloths in good demand at 2hc
bid and declined. and moro business doing in
odd nnnls at l-lRc nlNanrc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Foreian FinnneInI Not.,

BEHLIH, sept 9-LKenAnst on LONDON, 10
I1a ris' 70 9fg.
LONDON. Sept. g -GolI Is quoted at Baenos
Ayres today at lds; Madrid, 1913 Lsban, 3sE /;
R9me, 1875.
PARIS. Sept, 2.-Three pss cent rentes. !03l
sl.c far the account ExchEEge Landen, 2sf
Has ICT cheeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
Financial Notes

NEW YORK. Sept 2-iThs North German
Lloyd Steamship company anneuroes that they
have received a cJblegram SAYING that the
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
FORECAST OF TODAY's WEATHER
No More Rain and 81 Lower Temperh'
inrr Prnmised for Nebrnskn.

PROMISED IoF
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The forecast Tor
Thursday is:
For Nebraska-Generally fair and cooler;
north winds.
For South Dakota-Fair; warmer; Wines
shifting to south.
For Colorado-Local showers, followed ,hy
fair weather: north WindS Decoin!HS FhI III
ble and warmer in northern portion.
For Wyomng-Generally fair; winds shltt-
ing to south. . ia,
For Iowa-Fair, preceded by showers IN
extreme southeast portion; cooler; north
For Kansas-Fair preceded by local tllun-
der storms in southeastern portion; nortn
winds. ,.,
north winds.
LOcnI Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
perature and rainfall compared with the
Corresponding day of the past -four four years;
Maximum temperature. g 81 g g
Minimum temperature. % 81 W u
Average t3emperature,,,,. x 4 e 90 90
Conditlon of temperature and precpita-
ton at Omaha for the day and since March
|, 1896: 40
Normal temperature .......,.......,.-..... 50
Deficiency for the day ay,....,,;.,,,;..;''.'''. .
Accumulated excess since March 1...... l32
Normal precipitation ...........,.... 10 inch
Excess for the day 40 10 J.. men
Total precipitation since Mich l. "a. % inches
Excess since March l.........,,,.. 2.2i inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1880, 1.32 inches
Deficiency for cor, period, 1884 'l35S inches
Reports from stations at p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
oil CITY Market

OIL CITY, Sept. a-f'redit balances, xGs
certificates opened sl.ests. hlshsat 81 10; lowest
sL0Sss closed AZ $40; no sales shipments e.. So
Ibis. runs 9i. .h4s bhis
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
ST. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 2--CATTLE- Receipts 4OOO
head, Market quiet. native shipping steers,
s3GOaAGO; dressed beef and butcher grades. 80 90
a4,25; stockers and feeders. S2.j0636O cows and
heifers s2O04340; Texas and Indian steers, 81 80
$3.50. cows. 81. S0G2 u.
HOGS-Receips, 5000 head. Market steady:
light, s3.2Oa335; mixed, s2.9Og32O; heavy, 81 cog
3.25,
SHEEP Receipts $500 head Market steady:
muttons ST. 75aS50 common grades, sl50Q2. 2j.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

offered.
The total sales of stocks today were 2sO 9n
shares, including: American Tobacco $500;
American Sugar $500; Baltimore & Ohio Loo;
Illinois Central 100; Louisville & Nashville,
8 SEQ: ST. Paul 5000: Western Union /, 200
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-MONEY ON CALL
Firm at 5dt6 per cent; last loan, per cent;
closed offered at per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Nominally at
7n9 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Heavy. with bust
ness in bankers bills. at Ss44 FOR demand and
81 a04S2ai for sixty days; posted rates. $i.S3
GD4 S4la and S4S56r4.S6.
COMMERCIAL BlLLS-SASlla.
BAR SILNEIt-7GG2sc.
GOVERNMENTe BONDS-Srong and q per
cent for new 4s state bonds. dun. Railroad
bonds, strong.
closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

On the Pro IN % exch ing toitv thl butter mar
ket WAS weak creamery 0glGc: dairy. 0Ge
lac. Eggs, hrm; fresh, ll1ac, Cheese, steady
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
London stock Quotation
nAR SILVER -3Otsd per ounc

RAlt SllN Eit--je"Ed per ounce.
AOkEN-isaa per cent.
THE rate of discount IN the open market for
siort bills. 1s-lGa1as per cent three months
btis l3-lsHl7s per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

HOGS-rhe receipts of hogs numbered A. i52
head as against 5,75S yesterday and 3,3O2 on
Wednesday Of last week The quality Of the
hogs was good but the most of them We're
heavy though there We're few light loads.
The market strong to So higher and
offerings all taken, an early clearance
being effected.
n few averaging high 300 pounds and
over at $3.50. Light weights sold up 50. o.
The great bulk Of all the hogs sold at 50. 756I
y Rnnrnsnnt SnleS,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

Cash quotations as follows:
FLOuR-NomnalIy easier: winter patents
sS'i5@tS'2o, stratghts, S22O@2aO; spring patents
Sl5Wa55: straights, 81 50GD360 bakers ST. OOfl2 35
WHEAT-No. spring 553sc; No. spring
6oa5715c; No. red. 597sd59I4c.
CORNING. 2, 20Ac.
oATS-No. 2, 159lc; No. 2 white, f. o. b., zoe:
No. white f. o. b.. 14A9l9c
RYE-No. 2. 3OC.
BARLEY-No. 2. nominal; No. 3. f. o. b., 22@
32c: No. 4. T. o. b.. 1Sc.
FLAXSEEI)-No. l. G4c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 81 60.
PROVISIONS pork, per bbl. $50. Lard.
per 100 lbs S332l2 D3.35. Short ribs sides Qoosej
49, 2Odt3,75; dry saled shoulders (boxed), S$4a4c;
short clear sides (boxedi. 3i3T3ssc.
WHISKY--Dlstillers finished goods, per gal.
s1lS.
SUGARS-Cut loaf, unchanged.
POULTRY-Steady; turkeys, 7Ml0c; chickens.
6RI7kc. ducks SdD9c.
The following We're the receipts and shipments
today:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

SHEEP-There only one load OF sheep
here The market was weAlSEand lower, Repre-
sentative sales: -zEg
No t9N Ay Pr.
native wethef'' f.'ts,s''.'''''ll ~ 70
| native lamb. ....','.',. ,t.T,,t,..,'-.' bO w
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

Record OF receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday, September 2, 1896:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.-rhs official closing
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NEW YORK, Sept. Options
opened steady, with prices unchanged to Sc
higher: ruled exceptionally dun and featurelcss
on local trading; closed inactive at unchanged
coffee Rio, easy; No. l. jobbtng. 81; invoice, SIS
Mild quiet; Cordoya, Sl5Slgal6.25
SANTOS. Sept. 2.-COFFEE-CioOd average
santos II 900 reis; receipts, 10000 bags; stock
4S7 600 bags.
HAMBURG, Sept, 2.-CoFFEE-- quiet and un-
changed.
- RIO, Sept 2-CoFFEE--Wenk; No I. 10 500
res: exchange, Cd receipts 1900 bags cleared
for the United states. iO7 bags; cleared for
Europe none; stock, 26o bags
HANRE, Sept 2.-COFFEE-Dull, quiet and
unchanged sales % 900 bags
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RostOn stock OuOIU7tOna,

BOSTON Sept. 2,-Can loans. 5a@7 par cent:
time loins, 6g7 par cent. Closing prce9 for
alock 4 DDl Is N | linL u Sllr.S:
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Reports from stations at $ p. M.

Indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

New York Live stock.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.--REEN ES-Reeeipts.
LlsI mead. native steers. s3s2aAs5; Texans.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-The following are Il
closlng mining lmJtlnons:
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PELTER-Lower at $40.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady standard mess,
jobbing, s5.s7lad637t4. Lard, firm; prime
steam, $3l7th; choice, $32Iis. Bacon,
boxed shoulders, 81; longs, 81; clear
ribs sll2i5 clear sides, s4.25 Dry salt
meats. boxed shoulders So 62A longs. $3.50; clear
ribs $S.621a; clear sides, 1885, other markets I'M
changed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 bbls; wheat, 80 coo bu.
corn "A 600 bu. oats 81, 900 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour l1.o0O bbls,; wheat, 70, 200
bu.; corn l53 900 bu.; oats l5.0O0 bu