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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
A NEW GOULD RAILROAD.
Will Operate From Houston by Way
of Beaumont.

Austin. Tex, May THE charter of
the Houston, Beaumont and New Or
leans Railroad Company was filed in
the Secretary of States office to-day
II is a Gould corporation and is form
ed to build and operate a line Of rail-
road from Houston by way of Beau
mont to the line separating Texas and
Louisiana, at or near the town OF
Orange. distance OF about 10 miles.
also to build and operate a branch
line from Beaumont to Sabine Pass,
distance of thirty miles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
OPTIONS ON GERMAN POTASH.
VIC. Chemical COmpany's Represen-
tatives Leave Berlin.

Berlin, May is. T. Morgan, presI-
dent of the VIrginia-Carolina Chemical
Company; S. D. Crenshaw and E. C.
Spulsbury, VINO have been in Berlin for
the purpose OF buying potash properties
for the Virginia-Carolina Company,
left here to-day. They will make a
short trip to Austria and Italy. and
will sail from London in June for Bos
ton. They carry with them a num-
Der of options on German properties,
which they will submit. to the share
holders of the Virginia-Carolina Com
pany before closing the negotiations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
sCHLEY EXPRESSES SYMPATHY.
Had Never Said Unkind Word of
sampson.

Hau never SAID Onk1nd word OF
sampson.
Washington, May Admiral Schley
to-day made the following statement
regarding the death of Admiral Samp-
son.
Il regret very much the death of
Admiral Sampson and l sympathize
with his family. No one has ever
heard me utter one unkind word about
him.
ION account of his death, I have
requested my friends in Baltimore to
postpone the delivery to me, which was
intended to have taken place tonight;
of the Cristobal Colon service of sill
vef, and they have acceded to my re-
quest"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
TWO STUDENTS CREMATED.

Burns school Near Charlottesville,
Va. Durned-Fire May Have Been
Inccndiary.
Richmond. Va, May Two lives
were lost in a fire which destroyed
the Burns University School near
Charlottesville, Va, early to-day. The
dead are ]. C. Knox of Richmond Va,
and Agnew McNeal of Albemarle, Va.
both students. Their charred bodies
were found in their rooms. The origin
of the fire is unknown, but it is sup
posed to have been incendiary, or the
result of lightning striking the building.
The hostler on the place discovered the
flames and Immediately gave the
alarm. Some of the students escaped
by jumping from the windows, and one
of the teachers, Mr.. .Sheffey, was pain
fully injured in escaping the same
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
THE OUTLOOK is FOR PEACE.
Commander. of Orange Free state
Forces So Gables His Wife.

London, May THE wife of Cen
Lucas Meyer. the commander of the
Orange Free State forces. who is in this
country. received a cable message from
her husband yesterday, saying that
peace in South Africa was probable.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08

Norfolk Preparing to Honor One of
Her Native Sons.

Norfolk. Va. May "A movement
was inaugurated her to-day by the
Business Mems Association looking TO
the honoring Of Maj. L. w. T. Waller.
on his return from Manila, he being
now en- route to his home in this city.
1t is proposed to purchase a handsome
sword for Maj. Waller. A public re-
eeption win also be held in his honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2saFLoUR-Reeeipts,
%%s25 66is': exports sou 6bls fairly &C
SfHpans straiigh Gsn' ss.s5ass. dSsny Winter extra extras;
Minnesota MigGSssSi patents %teSfs s sSS E6Sdf Bakers G;es s.i &;
$S5. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.50
-four, Steady, s2'@as's5 bid. according to de.
G6RNMEAL-E1r Firm yelIoy western,
afoat; No, 2, s5hc on track; state, 5AS
BARLEY-steady; feeding. &c, C. 1: f.,
Bnffalo; mailing, C. / T., Buffalo:
ss.Ss5 5a, sPot. 4Pm; 40 sSso'2 2 r SS, 74e e1 fieTa:
Porth S1i p Tfai sc Sc, !. @ Q. 3, aafsSosatt;; No. !
a period Of early wv weakness during Which
prices were. affected by easier English
weather and liberal northwest receipts,
wheat suddenly turned strong at noon and
covering that attended this upturn was
helped by decided strength in corn and big
seaboard elearanees, the market closing
closed at 74se: September, 741kQ75c. closed
at 75c; December, T3Aq14isc, closed at 74lkc.
bu. spot, hrm. No. .. re, elevator, and
6hc, T.. o. b., ahoat; No. ? yellow, zoe; No. .
ing prospective better weather and bearish
Argentine crop reports corn rallied vio-
lently and was strong IN the afternoon on
a forecast of further rains, estimated light
receipts at Chicago and covering. TIL close
was firm at Aqtte net advance. January
4sAo; September, 66ha66Ac, closed at 664e;
October, 64hq64&c, closed at 64%c; Deem
oATs~Receipts, iss, 500 bu. exports, 21.lSe
white. 3ihc; No. 2 white. S4kc; No. 3 white,
Ssc; track white. 32QSIc. Options opened
easier, but partly recovered later with
HAYDEN; shipping, s5a7Oc; good to
PRoVfSioNs-Beef firm; family. SIS
615.6O: mess, $l2.OOQi2.5O: beef hams. S22 %
d23.0O; packet, H4.O0ql6.OO; city. extra India
mess, 81 eOq ,s9sic cut GtcE meats steady; pick
Western steamed. sii.S5: reaned. dull
S~ Sonna' M7s y o. soup Por Am sTfF fs sI;SSl; Ss9,
G21.oo; short clear, as.oOg2i.0; mess. S1.7I
HoPs-F1rm; state. common to choice
1902. 2Sds2c; 1901, 2iq2Sc. olds. Sdl2c: Pa.
eine coast. 1909, 2tGa9c; 1901. 2oq26sse; olds
HTpEsnFtrm; Galveston. lsc; califor
LEATHER-ouiet; hemlock sole, Buenoi
Ayres, light to heavy. acid. iqSlAe -
POTAIOEs-Steady; New York per Is
TAfLoW@Firm; city c2 per pkg). exc
country (pkgs. free). 6AQ61zc.
state dairy. l64G2lhc; creamery, extra
22hc; June creamery common to choice,
~CHEEsE-Receipts, B,2s pkgs.: firm
fancy, large. colored and white, lie; fancy
small. new state, full cream. colorsd an
EGGs-Receipts. 6lS pkss.; steady
state and Pennsylvania. average best. go
2ac; western eandled, Hd23c.
PouLTRI-Ahye steady unchanged
METALS-Copper ruled dull In the locs
market today, With prices showing prac
tieaily no enAnEs Lake was quoted a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-wooI-Quiet.
steady; medium grades. and combing, 150
lSe; light fine lsql7c; heavy fine, 1O9lsc;
LONDON, Sept. 56.-wooI-The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
1881 bales; medium to fine crossbreds were
In active demand and sold Is per cent above
the July sales; Cape of Good Hope and
Natal stocks were firm, with the exception
Of short greasies, which sold in buyers
New South Wales, 1900 bales: secured, SID
q1s I'D. Queensland, 800 bales; secured, Cd
Qls Id; greasy, 6k41ld. Victoria, 2,100 bales:
secured, 7%dGls Sd; greasy, 4dQ1s I'd, South
mania. 200 bales; secured. ID; greasy, $40
1Od. New Zealand. $500 bales; secured, lisa
Is 4d. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, 200
bales; secured. 9hq1ld;. greasy, 7%98hd.
BOSTON. Sept. 26.-The Commercial Bull
letin will soy In tomorrow's report on the
small shipments indicate there is not much
enthusiasm in wool. The presidents in
jury, tight money and tariff ak are nat
urally preventing any boom In a commodity
so sensitive to general business conditions.
There is. however. a good steady Jobbing
medium woods In London this week has not
advanced prices here. The abandonment OF
the pulled wool combination this week also
has been without appreciable effect. The
demand fer wool Is generally distributed
and quite SUFFICIENT to maintain prices.
The receipts Of wool in Boston since jan
uary ], 1902, have been 263. 463, SIT lbs, against
ZIG, 1872, 449 lbs. for the same period in 1901.
The Boston shipments to date are 2ol.-
6SS,957 lbs. against shipments OF 100, 636, 400
on hand In Boston January 1, 1902. was H.
340,43 lbs. The total stock today is 1885,
295, 343 lbs. The stock on hand September
2S, 1901. was l02,52S.06S lbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Total receipts III
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her Of head indlcated.


CATTLE-There was a big decrease
today as compared with yesterday In the
number of cattle that arrived, but for a
Friday receipts were of fair proportions.
As a general thing the market was in good
shape and no very important changes took
place with the exception of a decline on
COWS.
There were a few loads OF cornfed steers
hold of them with any great show of ac-
tivity, stll the most of them sold at about
steady prices as compared with recent
sales. With the exception of one load the
cattle were not in very good condition.
morning. as buyers did not appear to be
overly anxious for supplies. They have
been buying so many all the week that
they were pretty well stocked, and as a
result the trade today was slow, with the
desirable punches did not show any great
change, but the general run were unevenly
Bulls. veal calves and stays did not bring
was not enough change to be worthy OF
mention.
There was a big enough demand for
stockers and feeders from the country yes
terday TO clean up the bulk OF the good
to choice cattle in the yards, so that the
market today was active and steady on all
desirable grades. The yards, Of course,
are full OF the medium grades, and also
the common kinds, so that trade out OF
hrst hands on cattle of that description
was very slow and weak. That class OF
cattle are considerably lower for the week
but the choicest kinds have shown nc
great change.
There were very few western beef steers
seem to be greatly disappointed. The few
punches that did change hands sold Al
right around steady prices with yester'
DAY. but ali but the very choicest kinds
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept, 2s-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, &c; mid
ding gulf. SIC; sales, 26 bales. Flu
lures opened barely steady; September.
$500; October. $500: November, sbsc; De-
cember, see; January, S.67c; February,
Sale; March, sac; April, S.S9c; May, sac;
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2s-CoTToN-ouiet:
middling, Szc; sales, none; receipts, l245
bales; Shipments, 1,l27 bales; stock, S,sl5
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2s-CoTToN-spot,
quiet; prices s-32d lower; American mid
ding fair. 5 7-32d: good middllng, sd; mid
ding, 4 29-32d; low middling, 4l5-1ed; good
ordinary, 41l-16d; ordinary. 4 Sled. The
sales Of the day were 1000 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and export and IN
cluded s, 100 American. Receipts, none. Flu
lures opened easier and closed steady.
American mIddling 9 O. c.: September
vember, S9-64d. buyers November and
December, 1 S7-64@4 38-64d, buyers; Decem-
Der and January, 4s6-64q4 S7-e4d, buyers
January and February, 4 96-64d; buyers;
February and March. 435-6lq4 96-64d, buy
ers; March ard April. 35-64d4 36-64d, sell
lers; April and May, Sad, sellers; May
and June, 435-64d, sellers. Following are
the weekly cotton statistics: Total sales OF
all kinds. 1900 bales; total sales American,
5000 bales; English spinners taking $500
bales; total exports, 1900 bales; imports OF
all kinds, 1900 bales: imports American,
rs. 900 bales; stock OF all kinds, $4,000 bales
stock American, 2l6OO0 bales; quantity
ahOat, all kinds. Sl,000 bales; quantity ahoat
American, 5000 bales; total sales on spec
u~lation, 800 bales; total sales to exporters
| $500 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Grain Markets Generally Firm Despite
Lower eablsa
SEPTEMBER IS CARRIED UP TO 81 CENTS
Covering Of shorts Results in New Rec
ord for the Years Crop-Decem-
Der Corn HiRher-JRnuary
Provisions Lower.

CHICAGO, Sept 26-The grain markets
were generally firm today, despite lower
cables and liberal receipts in the north,
west. September was erratic again and
covering by shorts carried the price to 81
cents. a new record for this years crop.
closed &c higher and December corn was
&C higher. with oats nc lower. January
provisions closed 2hc to lOc lower.
was dull and weak, influenced by disap-
pointing cables and heavy receipts In the
northwest. Later in the session, promi-
nent commission houses turned active buy
ers, over 10000 bushels of December stun
being taken. This brought about a rally
and started shorts TO covering. There was
oiso consi5arable covering nv the latter in
the September delivery, which advanced
sharply. September opened &c. to NC
20 SAC this option advanced steady to SIC
and the close was 1hc higher at SEC. De-
cember opened &c lower at 691sa69kc, eased
10 69q691s and then rallied to csc, closing
sc higher at 69%qs9Ac. Clearances of
wheat and -four were equal to 7ls,O00 bush
els. Primary receipts were 1906. 600 bushels,
against 1,26S, 600 bushels a year ago. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts Of S65
cars, which. with local receipts of 1859 cars,
s Of contract, made the total receipts for
the three points Of l,024 cars, against l.Os9
cars last week and $50 cars a year ago.
Dizziness prevailed In corn during the
early hours, but later commission houses
turned sellers and disposed of over 10000
bushels of December grain. Shorts covered
freely. December opened a shade higher
" 14ATHt At tbVHf " tVNs Oh bbOu NC
mand the price advanced to 1910 and the
close was near the top with a gain OF NC
at 46s@4GAc. Local receipts were 4S4 cars,
with 124 cars of contract grade.
Wet weather, good cash demand and light
receipts all combined to hold oats fairly
steady. About the only feature was a good
commission house demand for December
and May. December opened Nc lower at
31Ac. Sales were kept within a range of
Nc. The close was hc lower at 31%c. Lo-
cal receipts were 1888 cars.
Lower prices ruled in provisions and
trading was orly moderately active. Weak
ness was due principally to increased re-
oeipts of hogs at the yards. with lower
prices for the same. January pork closed
iOc lower at 1880: lard was SC lower at
,Ss.72R, while ribs closed 2hc lower at
SS.171R.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
100 cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, lis cars; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
stock Market makes unite n showing
OF strength.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-There was a show
OF considerable strength In the stock mar
st. Paul and Louisville & Nashville. There
was brisk buying of Reading, nomlnally
based on the supposition that the end OF
the railroad strike Is near. There was q
notable disposition to advance on the part
Of a number Of minor low-priced indus
trials, especially the railway equipment
companies. During the final hour the pro-
fessional operators, whose buying had nd
vanced prices, took their profits very gen
orally with the result that final prices for
a number of leading stocks are from l to :
points lower than the best. The net gains
are very. generally indicated for the day,
nevertheless. The special ground for the
of n report that important stock subscrip-
ton privileges are to accrue shortly. Louis
vile e. Nashville was helped by the color
of authority given to a report that the
system Is to be lodged with the Atlantic
coast line. This would satisfactorily solve
the problem that has much puzzled Wall
street ever since the control of the road
was snatched from its longtime holders.
Money rates continued high today, but the
supply was good and the feeling was en-
gendered that the banks will make a strong
showing in the statement tomorrow. The
money loaned was said to come from the
trust companies and the bank officials dis
claimed any loaning In the stock market on
the part of the banks. Secretary Shaw's
supplementary offer to purchase govern
sentiment on the market. Like the offer
to anticipate government interest for the
HSCdl year. II Is IelI IN wall street lndJ
the effect of this measure will be senti-
mental rather than practical. Previous to
today the last sale price for the SIS was 104,
but the ruling quotation is 1854 bid and
1854 asked and there were sales on the
exchange at 1851 after the Treasury de-
partment offer was promulgated. Bond
dealers are emphatic in the expressed opin-
ion that the s~ecretary's price will bring
out no important offerings of the bonds.
The preliminary figures of the weeks
movement of money indicates that the
banks rave lost over $4,000 600 during the
week, including payments by the sub
treasury and the assay office on account of
gold deposited at Pacific coast points and
on account OF the s1,OO0,0O in gold bars
which arrived from Europe. Considered I'm
connection with last weeks deficit I'm re-
serves Of over s6OO,OOO 1t will be perceived
that a very liberal reduction OF deposits
must have taken place in order to bring
the banks reserves up to the legal limit
again today. Spectators today expressed
great confidence, however, that a consider
able surplus would be revealed by tomor-
rows bank statement. An incident Of the
day was the rather frmer tone for sterling
exchange in connection with the lessened
stringency on the money market. The bond
market was firm in tone. Total sales, PAL
value, 50, 10000. United States old As cou-
pom declined a per cent on the last call. y
The following are the closing prices or
Nh1 MAJ Vail CNnlL A~1H,n.a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27

s1l5Odi175; standard. SO. 75d11.O0; electro
iytic. t1l40d11.50, and casting at Su.4Od
I.O. In London prices advanced Is Sd to
E52 Sc 90 for spot and ESQ lis Sd for fu-
lures. Tin was firm locally, closing at
S~25.s71kd25.95, following the better tone OF
the London markets, where there was an
advance Of 81 los, with spot closing at els
los and futures at e1i6 los. Lead was
steady and unchanged at 4isc here, while
the London market was 2s Cd lower at
$40 15s. Spelter was steady and unchanged
at SIC in the local market, while London
too, reported no change closing at El9.
Iron at Glasgow was steady at 5Ss 4d and
at 53s Sd I'm the Middlesborough market.
Local iron prices all unchanged. Warrants
was quoted at $23. OO125.OO; No. 2 foundry,
northern, and No. 1 foundry, southern, and
No. / foundry, southern soft, S22.OOu23.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Kansas oity Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 26-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $3.50 natives, 1900 Texans, 40 Texas
calves, 200 native calves; corn cattle and
gTassers steady TO lower, quarantine slow,
stockers and feeders lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers. S.0O91. 80; fair to
"a. 49, western-fed steers, S.15@4. 80; Texas
and Indian steers, 50. 6G3. 20; Texas cows.
" .l002. IS; native cows, 81 .00d4.O0; native
helfers. s.. 0OQ3 so; Gamers, 81 .OOd2.00; bulls,
81. 25G3. %; calves, 50. 5Od5 Is.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market 5Ql5c
lower; top, S.b5; bulk of sales, 81. 4067 As;
heavy, S.Sa7. So; mixed packers, 81. 1907 SIS;
light, $ .SeQ7.5; workers, H.4597.@; pigs,
So. 45d7 rs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market steady; stockers and feeders,
dull and weak; native lambs, $4,000. 10;
81 .95Q4 90; western wethers, 50 .60d3. 80; fed
ewes, 81 .95q3.S5 Texas clipped yearlings,
81 1908. 20; Texas clipped sheep, s.. 1905. 90;
stoCkers and feeders. 81. n0da. nh.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Conee Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-COFFEE-spot,
Rio. easy; No. I invoice, SIC. Mild, duiet;
C%ordova; Sql14c; Futures opened steady.
this being about due on the cable news,
but almost Immediately weakened under
general selling. led by Importers and dis
the heavy offerings, the close being at low
point OF the day. The Issuance OF mod
crate notices also tended to depress the
market. Europe at the start was a buyer
here. The bull clique furnished a spas
modic demand during the day, but sub
no rally 10 the market. Trading was COM
paratively active on the break, sales reach
Ing 1900 bags. including: September, Sc:
October, 4.95d5c: November. 5.t0d5. l5c; De-
cember, 5l0q5. 25c; January, 5.2Od5. &c;
G5.75c; August, 5,75c. The market was
finally steady in tone. with prices net 100
is points lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
New York Live Stock MnrLet.

NEW YORK. Sept. %.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts. 1888; slow. Steers, l5d25c lower;
cows, 10c lower; steers, S.O0d6.5 so; stockcrs,
50 .26d3.50; bulls, S3.OOQ3.25; cows. $500
3.75. Cables, weak: refrigerator beef, 12a0
l3c per ID. Shipments tomorrow, 1,2H cat
tie. 90 sheep and 1925 quarters of beef.
CADVES-Rcceipts, 1872 head; good handy
veals about steady. all other calves slow;
veals, A.5G9S.4O tops, $3.50; grassers, 5000
$50.
HoGS-Receipts, 1,1s5; weak; state hogs.
S.50G7.65; westerners, nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. SIPS;
sheep quiet, but steady; lambs, firm. but
selling rather slowly. Sheep. S2.00d3. 70;
few export wethers, &4.25; lambs, $i6O65.5 so.
one car at SEQ; Canadian lambs, S5.12I58
5.37h; culls, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27

were only about eleven
cars of sheep and lambs In the yards, this
morning and they were all feeders. so that
a test OF the market on that stun was not
made. For the week, however. the market is
strong on fat sheep and lambs and IN ex-
IRENE cases may be quoted iOdlbc higher.
There has not been enough fat stun com
ing the last few days TO meet the demand
and as a result packers are getting hungry
for supplies. The general opinion is that
a, choice bunch OF yearlings would bring
right close to $500, while choice lambs
ought TO reach $500.
While the supply of killers has been light.
that OF feeders has been OF very liberal
proportions. The strictly choice grades of
sheep and lambs are not much different
from the close Of last week. but aside from
those the general market has declined In
the face of the heavy receipts l5d25c.
Quotations: Good 10 choice yearlings,
9 .i5d4.OO; fair to good, t3.5Og5.I 20; good TO
choice wethers, S4Ca365; fair 70 good
Wethers. S3.OOd340; choice ewes, &3.OOd3 %
fair TO good ewes, s2.6Ja2SO; good TO choice
lambs. A.75G5.0: fair to good lambs. A.5Oa
as; feeder wethers, S3.OCa34O; feeder year
iings, Sa25a3s5; feeder lambs, S.5Oa425
Gull lambs, S2.OOg3Oo; feeder ewes, Sl75d
D n. stock ewes, 81. Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
steadler. The private rate Of discount was

steadier. The private rate OF discount was
2 5-32 per cent.
LONDON. Sept. 26.-Money was much
wanted In the market today for the pay
ment OF 100000 I'd Of treasury bills and the
Stock exchange settlement. Discounts were
firm, in anticipation OF an early advance
Of the bank rate. Operators on the stock
exchange were occupied with the %Conc.u-
sion Of the settlement; consuls were steady,
Notwithstanding the influx Of gold; home
rails were higher. Americans had a gem
eral tendency above parity, but the action
of the United States Treasury department
made a favorable impression. Canadians
sympathized with Americans. Foreigners
were firm. Spanish Is were higher. Kafirs
were well supportd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-wHEAT-spot,
frm; No; 2 red western. 5s I'D; No. l north
Futures, quiet; October, 5s s%d; December,
Os 101sd.
CORN-Spot, quiet: American mixed, IS
lloyd. Futures quiet; October, IS sd; No
vember, nominal; January, Is 11sd.
PROVISIONS-Hams, short cut, firm, Sos
Short ribs, strong, 6Is; long clear middles.
light, strong, 64s; long clear middles. heavy,
strong, 63s.
HOPs-At London Pacific COAST, new
crop, firm, &c 1Os6e7.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
lays, 190, 1000 c~entals, including 1900 Amer
lean. There were no receipts of American
corn during the same time.
Weather fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-27
Foreign Financial.

BERLIN, Sept. Robustness was dull
on the bourse today owing to the uncer-
tainty as to the money situation In New
York. Better London reports had little ef-
feet.
PARIS. Sept. 26.-Prices on the bourss
today opened hrm. especially kafhrs, on
denials from London regarding the appor-
tionment OF the war indemnity, but the
list soon reacted on realizations connected
with the month end sttlement. The OFF,
Kafirs closed firm; foreigners were irregu-
lar; rentes were weak; fractions were