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New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
LESSONS IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
FIFTH IN A SERIES ON HOW TO TAKE
GOOD PICTURES.

Distance from the camera is an important Co''-
,5arattor in photographing anything in motion
rtA arection of the motion is also very important
For instance. almost any kind OF photosi"P
shutter is capable of depicting without d plui a.
object coming toward it, however rapidly but the
same shutter will probably make 'erriole mess
P q man walking at fair speed and at right aneleS
70 the camera at distance of ten feet. A ldpiulY
moving object IS clearly depicted wheh aP
preaching the camera than When feiiea'ili7
from il. 49,,
The reason for this is not difficult to understand
Tho distance of an object from the camera deter
mines the size of the image on the sensitive piote
The nearer TO the camera il Is the larger the VI"
iect Will be; therefore as the moving opJect dP
7roaches it grows steadily larger, and as IL re-
cades II grows correspondingly smaller The sky
mr. any other light background makes nuch
quicker impression than the darker moving ooJeC'
and if this object grow slightly larger ourlls Tue
exnosure the edges overlap the background al
readv almost sufficiently impressed on the Pldte'
and do not affect the silver already acted on pF
the light of the sky distant landscape. H. now
ever the object is recedng. the space between .ie
first dark outline and the LAST is overapped by the
lighter sky. which affects the silver proinloe' man
ing fuzzy and indistinct edge
Il ia useless with ordinary lenses and shutters 10
attempt to photograph very rapid mouoh a' ie7e
than fifty feet distance or when recedlng or pass
ing directly across the field of the camera run
ming person can be clearly depicted win ahla'e''I
o,,rIiances only at distance OF fifty feet or more
and from position nearly in front one slo'iy
alkiue toward the camera is liable 10 lose Aoo'
and half leg under forty feet, and one waking
at right angles may look like the sweep OF paint
brush across the plate at less than one hufiureH
feet :,
Romping children. moving rapidly in various ol-
rections should at least 100 feet away from the
ordinary shutter to be clearly depicted. and that
distance will make the figures too small 10 De
pIeasfng The only way to get such groups IN
-,1aasira proportions is to pose them. Start the
motion and get the attitudes required. ana ueh
command a halt suddenly. making the exposure
lust before the stop is fully effected and the eN-
pression and posture changed. There are shutters
which accomplish much more than this but they
are expensive luxuries in which few amateurs care
10 indulge costing more than the whole average
amateur outfit
Running horses nearer than one hundred rect are
very hard 10 photograph, even with the best pro-
fessional outfits They are generally minus leg
or TWO or have double the requisite number OF legs
This is due 10 the fact that muscular action -
much more rapid than the rate Of progress The
causes disbursements Of an inch or more IN less
tban one-thousandth Of second. low inch is
perhaps imperceptibe in the small agure Impressed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
MISS GOULD'S LAWN FETE.
THE GROUNDS OF ''KIRKsIDE' TO BE UT1L-
IzED FOR THE GOOD OF THE NAVY

Miss Helen Miller Gould is organizing another
delightful social gathering in the prosecution OF hef
work in behalf of the enlisted men of the United
States navy. A few weeks ago. 1t will De reineH-
bored she opened the grounds Of ''Lyndhurst.' her
homo ct TarrytoWfr-on-HU Hudson. for a lawn party
with the result of giving great pleasure 70 several
thousand visitors and OF adding some thousands OF
dollars 10 the endowment fund OF the splendlo
building erected by her at the gates OF ihe BROOK
H., IaI-, yard for the naval branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association
It is now announced that Thursday next Au-
gust H. a similar festival will be held on the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
EGG SAUCE

Carefully shell some hardboiled eggs and cut
generous slice off the TOP of each Press out the
yolk and rub IL paste with some finely chopped
ham chicken. or simply with chopped gherkin
Season with pepper and salt. and add a little
warmed butter 10 mould them. Refill the whites
with this mixture. moulding 1T neatly in the shape
of the yolk, and stand each egg the slice cut
from its end. trimming II with sharp knife 70
make II stand upright GarniSh fancifuly with
slices OF gherkin and with waterCress, the latter
seasoned with oil and lemon juice and pepper II
any of the egg mixture remains form it into small
balls, and arrange them among the watsrCraSS-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
sALADE ALA Russo.

For Russian salad the more varied the cold
boiled vegetables the better. Cut such vegetables
carrots. turnips. parsnips beets and potatoes
into fancffu1 shapes with a vegetable cutter, and
heap them Up IN neat mound in the salad bow
Break the caulihower into little fowerets, and
form in 4 wrea N around the base. GarliSh with
gherkins and capers. and season with OIL vinegar.
pepper and salt. Peas. Deans. asparagus other
cold vegetables may be used may be convenient
nr
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
4 MYSTERY.

1t has hecnu1e the custom for women who give
frequent bridge parties to lay In store Of
rrixes before they leave town Cor their country
places ana IN such cases IL would be well for the
prospective donors examine their stock carefully
before bestowing them upon their guests. This
Is not generally done. as when the gifts come
from well known place they look better if
wrapped and packed IN their boxes by the firm
from zhcn they bought. and whose name on
the boxes is guarantee for worth well as
eAst, so for that reason they are rarely dis
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
POTATOES AND HERRING.

For salad OF potatoes and herring small pota-
toes are best. Boil them in their skins and peel
and slice while hot. Arrange them neatly in a dish
and surround them with dlIets of picked herrings
Dress the potatoes with oil. vinegar. pepper and
salt Sprinkle them with chopped parsley. cheryn
tarragOn and few fCaperS. arrange the
green in trelis design. with a caDer at each
crossing of the lines Around the salad place little
heaps OF chopped picked onion. ghsrkll. hard
boiled chopped egg and beets. alternating the DARK
with the light.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
SPINACH AND EGGS.

Boil some spinach and chop finely Season with
oil. vinegar and pepper. Press firmly into small
round moulds. Turn out and decorate the tops
with hard boiled eggs arranged 10 represent mar
guerites To do this cut the whites OF the eggs
fsnghwise into strips, and radiate them froEn the
middle. leaving space in the centre be filed
in with sifted yoIk- Garnish with watsrc-ess or
lettuce and the remainder Of the eggs cut n
quarters Serve with mayCnnaiSs sauce.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
BIRDS NEST.

This quaint little fancy salad is strictly Arnefs-
can. and is as appeuzing as II pretty The
necessary nests formed Of heart leaves OF
lettuce. of lettuce cut in strips and then arranged
IN the form Of nests In either dress the let
tuce lightly with French dressing The "eggS
are formed Of Swiss cream cheese haped into tns
form Of tiny birds eggs If liked they may p
family colored with q little spinach juice, ana
sprinkled with a few grains Of paprika. 10 make
them still more realistic. They than dlspOSed
prettily in the middle Of the nests.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
EMPRESS OF GERMANY.

months before and the jewellers declared they they
had heen safely delivered by their carrier VINO
Was IN the ha bit of handling thousands of dollars
worth goods At the house they 5ad nee ne9n hee ae
with her for years and was absolutely Trustworthy,
and the latter he'd packed them, ana lateT sl on
This was ali that could be learned about them.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
wALNUTs AND CELERY.

Shell. bIanch and eeaFssly chop pound of wal
nuts Wash. crisp in ice cold water, and cut into
small pieces the inner part of a head o. celery
Toss them lightly in OIL vinegar, pepper and salt.
Arrange them in the centre Of dish and surround
them with lettuce GaTnish with few halves Of
the nuts Serve with may0nnaise sauce
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CELERY AND TOMATOES.

Wash. crisp in cold water and cut into small
pieces the white portion OF head OF celery. Peel
and cut into cubes a pound of tomatoes Nix these
lightly together. and arrange them IN neat little
mounds single heart leaves OF lettuce Pour
a tablespoonful of mayonnaise over each leaf
Serve ice cold.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
sALADE CHIFFoNADE.

Arrange some nice, crimpy lettuce leaves on a
dish that each forms a kind OF little cup
On each leaf arrange portion of whatever salad
vegetables may he at hand. On may De some
slices Of peeled tomatoes another cEcumberS cut
in cubes, another some cold asparagus tips.
and Serve very cold. and dress with n1ayon-
naise dressing
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CHERRY SALAD.

Remove the stones and stalks from pound OF
cherries Season them with tablespoonful OF
salad OIL one teaspoonfuI Of lemon juice and few
drops Of tarragon vinegar Sprinkle them with a
few tarragOn and chervi leaves chopped finely.
and a teaspoonfUl OF caster sugar Serve on ler-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
r LEO sAHU osMAN, AGREE TO PAY

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TREATMENT AND WHOSE FACE FAIL To BEAU
TIFY. ] REMOVE WRINKLES. olemishes. blackheads
letter enlarged pores. al eruptons and relieve doops
eyelids. a., 4.
Ny father discovered this method ant practised IL N
Rournan!a He numbers among e.
clientele many representatives Of the royal families '
Europe
have made new discoveries and proclaim my uetnoI
easiest safest positive method OF reSlos
complexion 10 a permanent. youthful appearance
My preparations for restoring and inVgoratiIs ~
beaIfyfng complexion removing oDlsctlonole
the skin. now on sale IheS +@'
be secured by writing ofncs. s, -,
prescriptons All OF my lotions imported nom hou
mania
The preparations infanible' the results are H
mediate permanent
Consutation free ONCE hours. 10 a NJ 70 p M
LEO SAIIU OSMAN. 160 W. 23d St. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
ASK FOR LUNDBORG'S
VelCren1a

THERE is NO PREPARATION TO COM
PARE WITH yELCREMA AS A POSITIVE
CURE FOR SUNBURN, CHAFING. INSECf
BITES AND ALL SKIN IRRITATIONS-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

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"A tricity or poison. MADAM JULIAN 155 West Z-u-s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
boston Stock Market.

BOSTON. Sept. 29.-Call loans, sal per
cent; time loans, 6d6S per cent. Oficial
closing on stocks and bonds.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-CoTToN-spot.
9Ac; sales, 1S6 bales. Futures opened
steady; September, soc: October. $3.50;
November, S.7Oc; December, S.75c; January,
S.7sc; February, S.5Sc; March. S.56c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 29.-COTTON-
Steady; sales. 200 bales; ordinary, 7%c:
good ordinary, 77sc; low middling. 8 3-16c
middling, SIC; good middling. s 11-16c; mid
ding fair, &c; receipts, 10,2S4 bales; stock,
115, 239 bales. Futures. quiet; September,
nominal; October, S.32nS.34c; November. $3.50
GS.3sc: December, s, 40dS.41c: January, SAG
S.45c; February, s.45G3.47c; March, s.4sas. 49c;
April, S.49dS.5Oc; May, S.51dS.52c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29.-CoTToN-Market
quiet; middling, SIC: sales, 20 bales; re-
ceipts, $50 bales; shipments, 1858 bales;
GALVESTON, Sept. 2s.-CoTToN-steady
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2s.-coTToN-spot.
quiet; prices steady; American middling
fair. 8 5-16d, good middling, 51-32d; mid
ding. 15-l6d; low middling, 427-32d; good
ordinary, 4 23-32d; ordinary, 19-32d. The
sales OF the day were 1000 bales. OF which
800 were for speculation and Export, and
included $500 American. Receipts were
1000 bales. including Is, 800 American. Flu
lures opened quiet and closed very steady
American middling. e. o. C., September
4 55-64d. buyers; September-October. 4 4S-6id,
buyers; October-Noyember, 43-6494 44-6id,
ers; December-January. 441-6id. buyers
January-February, 4O-64Q4 41-64d, value,
February-March, 40-64d. BUYERS; March
April, 4 4O-64d. sellers; Apnl-May. 43s-f4a
4 40-64d, buyers; May-June, 43s-6494 40-64d,
BUYERS.
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Total receipts. .4SS
The disposition OF the days receipts was
IS follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
Totals

CATTLE-The early estimates OF cattle
receipts today we're 49 cars, but ind'ca-
lions were that the arrivals would over
run that and break the record of 800 cars,
In view of the very heavy receipts and the
rainy weather the market held up in good
shape.
There were a few cars of cornfed cattle
grades sold freely at Just about steady
prices. As high as $7.3S was paid. The
warmed-up cattle were neglected. the same
as usual, and were certainly no more than
steady with last week.
The COW market seemed to be rather
uneven, but the general tendency of prices
was undoubtedly downward. Some sales
men thought they got out at about steady
OF cows were a little lower. Gamer and
the choice kinds did not show much change.
Bulls, veal calves and stays did not huc-
tuate enough to be worthy of mention.
The big bulk of the offerings consisted of
feeders, but the cattle OF good quality
showed very little change, and in fact
changed hands quite rapidly The enor-
nous supply Of the commOner grades. of
class and made them a little slow. The
break, though. in most cases, would be
covered by 5q10c.
There were not very many western beef
receipts, so that the more desirable kinds
sold in about last weeks notches. When
II came to the commoner kinds, though, the
feeling was a little weak and buyers
The good TO choice western feeders held
Just about steady, but the general run OF
medium to common steers were a little
slow, and I'm most cases some lower. Range
COWS sold at right around steady prices
II they were good, and Gamers also COM
manded about the same prices they did
last week. but the medium kinds were a
--.. HnEHn
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1873 natives. $500 Texans, $50 Texas
calves and LAS native calves corn and
grass westerns slow and lower; native and
and feeders and quarantine stun slow and
weak: choice export and dressed beef steers,
SIbO6T.s5: fair to good. S.35n6.S5. stockers
and feeders. S3.OOGfS5; western fed steers.
A15a6.OO; Texas and Indian steers, 2.tOd
3.6O: Texas COWS, t2.OOa2.S5; native COWS,
81. Is; native heifers. S.50a4.75; Gamers,
S.O0d2.lO; bulls. 2.OOG3,2; calves, S.On5. IS.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; light strong.
closing weak; mixed and heavy -op. ned
weak closed weak 70 lower: top. $50; bulk
OF sales. N4Od747z; heavy, N.40g7 42l2
mixed packers, SS5a7.5O; light, H3gdT47R;
workers.. $745dZ47I4; pigs S.57zm7D.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 100
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was a good run OF sheep
here this morning, there being about
nlnety-one cars on sale. The quality,
though, was on the common order and but
very few were good enough for killers.
The Chicago market was reported democrat
lied, but as packers at this point all
wanted some fresh supplies they were un-
able, to pound the market on the better
grades. Common stun was OF course a
little weak. The most of the desirable
killers were disposed of in good season.
The quality of the feeders was also poor.
There were several buyers on hand looking
for desirable grades and as there were so
few offered the market on such kinds held
about steady. The big bulk of the offer
ings consisted of common feeders and as
a result such kinds were lower, for the
demand was limited, nearly all the buyers
wanting good stun.
Quotations: Good to choice yearlings,
s.. 75d4.O0; fair to good, 33.5Od3.70 good to
choice wethers, S34093.65; fair to good
wethers. sS.OOa3. 40; choice ewes, Ss.ooa3, Is;
fair to good ewes. 81. 65d2. 80; good to choice
lambs. *4.75@5oo; fair 70 good lambs, A.6O@
AIS; feeder wethers. S3.00q3. %: feeder year
lings. So 25d3.5 50: feeder lambs. $3.5Od4. 10:
Gull lambs. S2.OOd300: feeder ewes. 81. 75@
$50; stock ewes. s2.5O43.25. Representative
sales:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weakness Again Prevalent o n the Chicago
Board Of Trade.
CIRCUMSTANCES THROW DOWN WHEAT
December Corn, oats, Pork
and Lard and Ribs Also Close at
a shade Under-story of
d Days Transactions.

! CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-weakness was again
prevalent on the Board OF Trade today and
trading on the whole rather light. Decem-
J Der wheat closed sc lower, December corn
a shade lower, oats Ad%c lower. January
pork closed 12zc lower, lard TIC lower and
ribs 15c lower.
Heavy receipts. with an unusually large
supply of contract wheat. together with
weak cables, large worlds shipments and
a large increase in the visible supply. all
conspired against strong prices. and prices
! consequently were lower. There was con-
siderable selling of December by commits
sion houses, but offerings were well ao-
J eorbed. September closed at MAC. De-
/ cember opened Ad%c lower at 69hc to soc.
! on commission house selling there was a
decline to 6sA96S1sc, around whlch hgure
! the market held steady. The close was
sc lower at 6SAc. The increase on ocean
( passage for the week amounted to 2,592,VO
bu. and visible supply showed an increase
| last year Of 2,679,OO bu. Clearances OF wheat
| and flour were equal to $4,000 blu. Primary
I receipts were 1911. 900 bu. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of l.l9O cars,
! which, with local receipts OF POI cars, IS OF
contract grade, made total receipts for the
J three points of 1,45i cars. against 1872 last
week and 1,552 a year ago.
Corn was fairly steady for distant
months, but dull and weak for the nearby
! deliveries. There was considerable realiz-
ing by longs early, but offerings were well
! taken by local traders. Favorable weather,
with commission house selling, were weak
! ening factors. December opened &c lower
at 45sd45hc, selling down to 45L4c. Toward
the close the market became hrmer, and
/ final figures were lower at 45%c. Local
receipts were Ala cars, with so of contract
! grade.
oats opened easy, with fair trade. The
( early market was weak on quite general
/ commission house selling. but later, I'm
I sympathy with corn, prices rallied. De-
| comber opened hahc lower at Bic. and the
/ low point was reported at 30Ad31%c. The
| close was Aa%c lower at S07sc. Receipts
! were 1871 cars.
! Provisions were generally lower, the
greater part of the session, and trading
! was light. January pork closed PFC lower
| at Sl5.l71s, January lard nc lower at $3.50
and ribs &c lower at $S.07k.
: Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
| 345 cars; corn, 345 cars; oats. 20 cars; hogs,
1000 head.
; The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29.-CATTLE-Receipts,
II. 200 head. including 10000 Texans; market
steady to lower; native shipping and export
steers, S.O0dl.60; dressed beef and butcher
steers, A.5Cd7.25: steers under 100 lbs
50. 506AS5: stockers and feeders, S.35GlS5;
cows and heifers, s.. 25d5.OO; Gamers, N.75D
2.75; bulls, g. 25d3. 20: calves, A.O0u6.J0;
Texas and Indian steers. S25Nd4.6); cows
and heifers, s.. 45d3.50.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; steady: pigs
and lights, SI00dI3O; packers, $12591.50;
butchers. $14OGIO.
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Recelpts, $500
head; market steady; native muttons, S.S5
d425: lambs. S4OOd5. Go; Culls and bucks,
S2.O0G3.70; stockers. H.5OqS.OO; Texans, $3.50
ga. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-WOOL-Steady,
medium grades and combing. 15G1sc: light
fine lS@17c; heavy fine, l09l3c; tub-washed
1Gm26hc.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-WOOL-The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
9,S75 bales. Competition between home and
continental buyers was spirited and prices
were firm. Some superior lots were taker
by American buyers. Following are the
sales in detail: New South Wales. 1.40
bales; secured, sda1s sgd; greasy. laid
Queensland. 1000 bales; secured, 11d61s 7hd
Victoria, 800 bales; secured. 7kdG1s Sd
greasy. 4d1ld. South Australia. 100 bales
secured, 64d@1s 6isd; greasy, Sd10d. New
Zealand, 5.1oO bales; secured. 5d61s Sd
greasy. 4hm10lkd. Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal, 600 bales; secured, 9dq1s SD; greasy
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities

NEW YORK. Sept: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
S.OSS bills; exports, 1885 b6ls,; market easy
ter patents. 50. 5sGs. S.; Winter no straiEhts,
S335a3.45; Minnesota patents, S3.75@4.00; win
ter extras, $2.SCqs.OO; winter bakers, s3.159
to fancy, ss.5oGs.sS5, BSck%ReSt four,
'coRsNMSfEs% lf. STEADY sSGf an yellow 10 arrives western.
&l.S2; city, N.3O; Brandywine. 50. 45dS. IS.
~RYE-steady; No. 2 western, 5S1sc, +. o b,
eerSost; NO, z SSsS51Ss; track state $40
BARLEYMsteady; feeding 4aG c / f..
81 WaHiA %alFtHs; ptS'ii ii4 g ! B. bu. h0 a%aports.
yatOf; No. 2 red, 72Ac I. o, b. aaoat; No.
/ hard, Manitoba, 79Ssc (. o. b. ahoat. with
little exception wheat was weak all day,
bear news predominating and the crowd
land a big Visible supply Increase, large
northwest receipts. better. weather, liberal
anterior arrivals and liquidation were the
,nain factors OF depression. Closed weak
land hQ%o net lower; May. "a 3-l6q74 7-l6c
IoiSsed at ASei september 1901 S-ise;
CoRN-Receipts. ss. 700 bu. Spot. steady;
|No. 2 yellow. 7Oc; No. 2 white, zoe. After
topening a little easier on clearing weather,
lower. cables and the wheat decline, corn
ydictions OF general frosts tonight: closed
STEADY and unchanged; May, 45Hd46lsc
CLOSED at 4bct september. bbAhnblC. closed at
'6Ae; December, blgSlssc; closed at 5l%c.
oATs-Receipts; $500 bu. exports, s6,2is
,bu. Spot quiet: No, 2, SSe; standard white,
track, white western, s2Qs7c; track. white
state. S2GS7c, The option market was weak
.ened by selling for country and elevator
,HAY.oulet; shipping 65a57c; good to
HoPs-ouiet; state. common to choice
19g. 26q2sc; 1901 choice, 26g2sc; 1900, l9d21cl
Pacific coast, 1909, 24Q29c; 1901 choice, 25d
HibEs8ouiet; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
Isc; California, u to Is lbs, lsc; Texas dry
LEATHEREQuiet: acid. s4d251kc.
MooL5Steaay; domestie fleece; $GSoc.
RIcE-Ftrm; domestic, fair 10 extra. ~
G6hc; Japan, 4%q47sc.
,s66. mess' NS0oGis5 30. beef hams ~. ~
800; packet, sll.O0gl5.O0; city, extra Indi,
mess. S94.Oog96o0. Cut meats, steady; pick
qso; picked hams iihqi2c. Lard. easier
western steamed, $3.50; refined, easy; con
tinsnt' 81 South America, li.S@; com
qgi:oo short clear, Fs.2Sa2lO; mess, $4,000
BuTTER-Receipts. 2.5ss pkgs: strong
state dairy, l6lA621&c; creamery. extra
2SHe; creamery. common TO choice, l7hG
fancy large, coiored and white. iidii%c
fancy large. new state, full cream, colore
EGGsNReceipts. s.2g5 pkgs.: easier; stat
and Pennsylvania, average best. 22Q24c
western, candled, ah@2Shc.
l2&e; turkeys. 12qlsc; fowls, l3c. Dressed
Easy; chickens. nq14c; fowls. western. iSl
NETALS.Tn la the local market wa
weak. closing at 25.75d2S.SO. following TN
decline OF Is Cd In London, where spo
~iassd AZ enS p Cd and futures at slls u
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New York MinInr stocks.
Bank CIenrinKn.

OMAHA, sept. ciearings today,
s., 296, 652.51; corresponding day last year,
81, 0S5. 1851. 90; increase, $211 PASS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Clearings, $29,007, 222
balances, 81, 91S, 767; New York exchange,
1Oc discount; foreign exchange, posted
sterling at 1854 for sixty days and $4.s6Ea
for demand.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Clearings, s133,
1872, 92S: balances. Sc, los, 455.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29.-ClearinEs
s1S. 41S, 972; balances, $2,OS2,7 ls; money, 6 per
cent.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2e.-Clearlngs, g, 49,
sos; balances. $3.50, S9S. money. 6 per cent.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Chickering's, S,15s,-
300; money, 596 per cent; New York eX-
change, 10d15 per cent discount.
balances, 81, O65, 264; money, steady, sac per
cent; New York exchange, loo discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
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