THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , V fetJSTESPAY. AUGUST 20 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Trade on 'Ohango ' Treated to a Sensational
Surprise.
WHEAT AND COM FLUCTUATED WILDLY.
BtrcniUli In Cercnls vviti nt Tlmos Re-
iinu'knlilc , the Highest Prloo-i of
the Diiy HoliiK Altnlneil
Near tlic Close.
CIIICAOO. Ill .Aui ? 25. Thotradowns treated
to a surprise on'ehanso toilay. Tlio Indica
tions at tliu slnrl wore for ft continuation of
the weakness and dodlno of Monday , but fn
less limn an hour after the opening the Indi
cations had boon lost slight of and the mar
kets , which were soft early , became wlckud
nnil strong before tlio close. Dceenibor wheat
at ono tlino was down to tl.OPi , sold up to
11.00 and closed at tlM'l , tlio rlso being duo to
sensational now * from Russia and ho.ivy
cloariincoa.
Corn was whlpsawod by the clln.uo and tlio
illicit sellers who took iidvnntuiro of the
enormous receipts to sell freely were forced
to cover In a way wnleh sent prices up 4c or.lo
AMI jump. Soptmnborsold elf lit BOJic , went
toC5o and closed ntOIVfc , and October sold at
tO'dO to00140 mid close 1 atbUc , The other mar
kets were quiet ind fairly steady.
Wheat scorned incline ! to wo unoss today
mid was controlled mainly by loc il hent iinent
Gables reproionlcil foreign markets as strong.
I.lveroool being nuutud * i to Id higher and thu
condltlonsabro.nl still had many of the olo-
inuntsof strength. The MnrU l.ano Kxpress
reported weather I.id ) In I.nglaml niul I mice ,
with serious iliitnuKa to amps with rust and
jnlldow spreading and Hour Js Cd higher thin
a xvuek ago
Hut the big receipts at the primary nrirkots
In this I'ouritrv , present -mil prospective , and
the weakness displayed In the iloiiii * tlc nmr-
ket , with udvlees fiom tlio northwest th it
the frost itnimuu Ind been very light , imido
thu professionals boArlsh. , ind there as lib-
pral seliliu , under wlileli Doeembi'r wheat ,
after soiling up to * in4'j eanv. broke to
U.UI'i Tl.cn thu real stitin.'tli of the legiti
mate sltintlon hu.'iin to attract attention ,
and tin ro was a r.illy of a cent , with sales
back to tl OP . then broKe to IIU \ baek to
II.11114 and $1 ill , The wheat on ore.in p issugo
increased tint JIl.'OJ ' bus-hols for the week
notwlthst im'log the enormous export clear
ances fiom this country New York cleared
LOi.OOO wliunt I'hlladolphla 41.000. llalt'moiu ' ,
nei ordlng to private ndv lees. 'J.iS.010.
The strength In wheat at times was re-
inurkublo , the highest prices of the day being
iniido ton minutes liofoio the close which wast
very eve tin ? 1'rlces shot up no n.y'c In a
few minutes when December old at 11.00 .mil
closed JlT \ \ or le over lust night , riiocmso
of the Hurry wan the statement of a Russian
piperth.il wheat exports frointh.it country
Mould have to p ly a Dig duty.
Com led all the othorplts In speculative
nervousness and the rapidity and sharpness
nf the lluetuallona made tno trulo t-rn/y.
Tl > o big receipts 1,111 cars stirted the
jnarUot decidedly lower th a morning and the
firm sale of September were at ul'ic to tile ,
October at Wl'io to.'iTUc , mid for a time there
was plenty for sale utthos'j tlKuros but every
thing was rapidly absorbed and when the
selling como to a halt prices rjulckly started
up. ' 1 hen the early aborts sellers tojk
alarm anil began to buy hack what I her had
BO freuly Hold , but It W.IH hardly to bo had and
the se-irclty ID nil o the shorts frantic to get It.
anil the price was itilcl.Iy | bid up toul'icund
with an occasional transaction .it ( To. At this
point the lon.'S bcii.iu to lot go some of their
o.ii ly purchases and there was a quick but
Irregular drop to ( U'So ' for September and to
f > 77nO for October. There Is evident manipula
tion by thu clique , their broker- , seem to buy
freely on all ( lopiosslous , but when thu short
Belli rs gut on the run they will only soil at
high prices In this way the short sellt'ts weio
milked without remorse. About noon there
was another nervous rally and September
went to and closed at Ode anil Uctobei at l > Uc.
Outs wcie quiet and generally easy ; f-op-
tiiiubur opened at J\c. sola to Ul'aO and olT to
lHVo ! und closed at : W"iC. May sold at : U , to
il4'nc nndit : > 4C Kyo sold atOJ tolMc for bep-
ti inber. The receipts were 4 V-00.
1'ork wasUlot | and fairly steady ; Cudahy
and Armoui were free selloiHof both pork .ind
lard whllo Wright bought pork and laid. Oc
tober pork sold at SH'.Wi to $10. Hand at 12 cVclock
wiiH about Jin. 15. boptemhor pork sold at S'J.'K ' )
to JIO.OJ',4. ' Lard lold at (0 UJ for October and
rltisltlGntoililfi ! ' , .
The wheat lecelpts at the cloven points
tod.iy were 2,0711,101 bushels : shipments. 1,44.-
000 bushels. Corn receipts. I'Jl.uOO ' bushels ;
BhlpinontB. 253.0)0 ) bushels The estimited re
ceipts for tomoriow : Wheat , 000 c.irs ; corn ,
6SII car : oata , J40 c.irs
The lean iig futurrs ranged as follows :
Aiuruat . . 1 Ul | { t I 01 Jl 0.1 J 1 OIK
bcpteiuticr. 1 OIV. ! . S.
Ii uMiilior Ut ,
Coirs.So 2 -
September. . (3bl
tt totior. . . 67 W'l W )
OATS-No 2 67SOUS
AllKllit . . SOUS 30-H
September. .
May 84 JIJll
JUPH I'OIIK 57'J
S-eptenibor , . .000 10 25 nro 10 20
< ttolitr. , . 10 li > i 10 40 10 05 10 ,
January . 12 10 12 95 U 40 12 8i
fpiteiiil | > er. tro r , 40
October . . , i > MI 1,1,0 Ii AO
.luniiar ) o M >
SHOUT Hll.s
heptoniber. . (1 ( 10 0 45 DM )
Mi tuber . . . 6 TO c , w C70
. 'iiiuuir ) . . . b 75 ( i 57' ' < i ; 75
t'ash iiuotations were us follows :
I'LIIUU Unchanged.
WIIKAT No. 2 minus wheat , $ l.04a ; No. 2
spring whoat. . © % No. Jiud , $ l.04 > il.041I.
t 'oltN No. 2 , Kin.
DAIS No. : ' , .IJ'io ; No.2 white , 3.V3.'U c ! No.
0 whlto , Illic.iHio.
itv i : No. 2. 03c.
IIAIILKY o. 2 , C5iGo ; No. 3 , 5i3'Jo , f. o.
\J ; No. 4 , 41'i7.
KL\XSKIII-NO. 1. J1.081 } .
TIMOTHY frhKii Prlmu. * l.30t.'ll.
VOIIK Moss pork , per bartul. * | 0.17'il0.20 ,
Lard , per cut. , H47' ' : shott tlbs sldos ( loose ) .
R.WJiadOO ; dry salted shoulders ( bo\od ) , J0.20
Qn.25 ; short clear sldos ( boxu/l ) , K.2VQ750 ,
WIIISKKV Dlstlllois1 tlnlshcd goods , per gal ,
H.18 ,
HtloAlis ITnelinngod ; cut loaf. .VS'i' c.
On the produce oxchanco today the butter
nmrkot was unchanged ; fattoy crqamory ,
l.'Oilo ; dairy , 14'iiSlHc. Kggs , 13e.
Now Vorlc Markets.
Nnvv YOIIK , Aug. 25. 1'wiun Hocolpts , 20.XOD
p-iokiiges ; oxportu , 5.012 Illinois , 5,700 sucks ;
lrreiuliir and iiulot , closing steadlor ; sales ,
20.1,110 barrels.
t'oiiN MKAL rirm nnd moderately active ;
yellow western , J-l IlKiCI.Oi ) .
WIIKAT Hecelpts. ( MS.scO bushels ; oxilorts ,
B'H.M4 ' ) bushels ; Kales. J G72.0UO biishnls of fu
tures. 244,010 bushels of spot. Hpot niirkot
unsettled und moderately active , closing
ntrnii'-'or with options. No. 2 , rod Jl.lDM
Ul ll' In ulovator ; fl.llil.l'J3i nlloat ;
tl.llil.l4 f. o. b ; No. a led , Jl 07U ©
l.Oh ; ungraded red , H.071iWt.l411 ; No. 1 north
ern , to arrive , Jl.lhli ; No. 1 hard ,
lo arilvc , tl ' 1 , Options opened ig ®
JiU lo\\er ; further decllnofit * iu on the
ontlncnt selling and weak advlcox tlioncu ,
cdviincod I sc4 ! lc , and closed llrm at Jic
yesterday on a report that llussia
would Imnoso an nxport du-y ; trailing was
ilaek until the oloc. . when a fait decree of HO-
tlvltrsetln No 2 rod AiiKust , * l iO'ifai.ini ,
tlOHlnvr , ll.ll'i ; September , fl.UI < 4 < i61.l2t , ;
closlni ; . * l I' " , ; Ootobur , il.ll > @l.l' " , , ulos-
IMK. N.l' . " , ; November , JI.K'Mt.1 14. elosliiK ,
n Hi Decembot. JI.l i\ttl Ir > elosliiK. 41.15 ;
Jtinuary. closing , I.IO3 , ! May , * l.l7V ffil.lO4.
clusliu. Jl 10S
U\K was Mild Into yesterday at ll.os for
western i today the market Is nuak at Jl.ul ) , o ,
'
OIIIIN UccelpU , Kl.XMbushels ; exports , 11,70.1
ba < luils ; sales. IC.Kl.OOO bushels ot futures
andW.UK ) buihelsof spot. Spot market opened
weaker , closed strongerdull ; No. 2 white , 7Go ,
Options opened unehimired to * io lower with
wheat , tlMiuced IGllJJu and closed flrm at 146
Pieovir j esterdny on reports of frosts In the
ncrthwost ; AiiKust , 74H 7Uc , alosliiK 7ilo ; Sep
tember. 70' < di7ve , closing 72o ; Ootobur , b7itUlV4i %
closliiK lU'i"J December , 00'iU2o , cl
January. WVjicOc , elobln ? , BJO ; Muy.
clOhliiK. A7e ,
OATh Hl'COlpts , IRI.COObusholHi OXpOrtBiO,5J (
buhhels ; sales , : ii4)ooo ) bushels ot futures and
14WKi ! bushels of spot. Hpot niarkul fairly ac
tive , stunner. Oitlonit | hUher. strong , fairly
notlvo ; AiiRMHt. ; iH % < tt.l7e , cloaliiK J'Vo ; t-i'i- |
toniDer , SliliW-rT'.e. eloslnc ; t7'ic ; October , 'WS
fMtV' , cloilnit : i7' c ; December , : t7JiCi No. 2
white. September , Iti ift.i'.i'io ; spot No. 2 white ,
4iUW4.to : ; mixed western. ; tVjo.sio ; whlto
westetn , lldiWo : Nix''Uhlcuso. J .w c.
IIY rirmnnd auliit.
llors Dull and weak ,
bl'iiAit Itaw , dull , steady : reHned , quiet ,
I'asyi coufootiouuri.1 A , 4 3-16ui powdered ,
4 li-tfocube ; * , 47-lOc.
Moi Ab8E8- Now Orleans , steady , qulut.
HltK I'alr demand i llrm.
fimoNbEKti OIL Dull
1'KTltoi Bt -Opened steady and after the
llr t vulus lnH-amu dull and remained HO until
the close , reniisylwiulu oil , t-entembcr op
tions 10,1X0 8iUc ! oponlni : , Ol'io ; hlylieat , C4 , u ;
lowest , lll'io ; olosliic.UISo.
roriKK Opthuu opoutd steady 6 poliiU
-p to 10 poiuuduHu ; closed vtuudr 6
down to 5 point * tin : gain. 1C.003 bags , In-
olildlnu Atik'iist , jm.W tltv7 , " ) ! Soptomber.
triWllS-OI ; October. IIVloai5.1B ! November ,
H4.r.Ttl4.)0 ) ; Uoccmbor. 113.81 : Janitiry , ItXtSt
March. tl.l.20j spot Ktoqulet , easy | fair c.trgocs ,
100 ! No. 7. 17c ,
TALLOW Qulot.
HoKlN-Steady : nulut-
TUItt'F.VTI.NB StOdllVt . .
Kdfis-Htondy : wcttorn. IC'i'ttlSci rocclot * .
P.IUO picknitcs.
\V , or/ Steady ami rjulnt ! clonipstlo fleoeo
3MMo ; pulled , JSftMVoj Tuxani. 17a2l < ? .
I'ntiR Dntli old mess. llooOTJin.7."i ; now
moss , f It.SOftlS not extra prime , J10.2' 5J10.75 ,
OUT MEATH-rirm and iitilet ,
MUIDLESI'l nn and dull. .
' L.AIID Opened weak and closed flrmtwestnrn
steam , fci. 774 bldisnlcq. l.fiOO tierces ntH77'i
Cin 81 ; options sale . 7.MO tloroes ; yoptombur ,
ta 74 0 80 , aloslnff. 11 83 bid ! October , eloslnir ,
MNJbld ; November. * 3U7 ; December. ! ? .U4tfJ
7.0" , closlni 17.03 bids January , $7.107.25 ,
olosInK < r.8 ! bid. ,
Iti'TTKU Qnlet , anil stronir ! western dairy ,
I2ai7c ; western ereamery , IMt.lHo : HlRlns ,
o ; rro.imorv , l
K Quiet , firm ; western , CU7liei part
sUtm. . 'I'ilJDVc.
I'm lHov-IiiII ) : American , flBOoai" . ' ! . ' ' . ,
Coi'i'Eit t'lrm ; Lake , August , ll.-J ; Lake ,
Stpleiubor. HJ.'i'i
IBAP-Iilll ) ; domestic , fl 4V
TIN Stonily ; straits , t20 00.
Oily Slnrfects.
DtTV. MO , AllR. 25. I''LOUIl-l
and unnhniued.
Wni.'AT--to.idy ; No. 2 hard. rash. Sflobla :
August , IKc ) bid ; No. 2 red , cash. Ole bid.
Coitv stonily , No. 2. c.iah , ni'io bid ! Ait-
gust , 5P e bid
OATS-I.owcr ; No 2. cash , ' . Ue ' > l < l ! August ,
2ri/p bid.
II A v I'lrm , iim-hnnfed : timothy , 1300 ;
fancy pr.tlrlo , W.OO ; wood to choice , $100 ®
( * Oft.
Oft.HUTrfcii ririn , unph.unoil ; croimcry , 15 ®
IBc , dnlrv , loaiV' : store packed , liUc.
Knos I'lrm , at H'U1. '
Put ) VISIONS ht cad v. iini'liinttPfl.
WooL-Hte.ulv , uiicliani'd ; Missouri un
washed. hnixy. IMll'ic : IlKht line , 17IUc ;
medium , 2JP,2.V : Iv.insas and Nebraska ,
heiny line IIIII'M' ; lleht fine. 1 ( ttl-'ct tub
naslied. i-hoicc , .r2 ' 1o ; medium , 'JOJ.'e :
dln.'V and low 'Jr Jic.
llEOLti'Hheit , IIU.IOO ; corn , MOOjoits ,
IR.fKW.
Hiiti'MtNTS Wheat , 32.SX ) ; corn , Ifl.OOJ ; oats ,
lo.ioa
TjlvM'iool |
ni. Aui ; . 2" > WHR4T Pirni ; do-
mnnii ImprovliiK ! holders offer sparlutrly ;
t'allfoiula No I. Os 2'4,18'Js .Id pei cental.
Receipts of wheat lorthn p ist three days were
111 , ooo cent. iK Ine uilliu Mi.O'Klmericin. .
( Joitv Slcndv and ill m.ind poor ; mixed
western , fis 4'id per Luntul Uecolpts of
American com for the past three ilays 10,000
cent ils.
llri-p Hxtra India mesa. fihij.3l ( id per tierce.
I'oitit-l'ilmo mesa western , fisJd yet barrel ;
common , 4s I 'Sd pcruwt
I'EAS-Canatllan , fis Oil per cental.
St. Lo ils 'Mnrlci-ts
Sr f.oL'if ) . Mo. . Air. . 25 WIIPAT StronR :
iM'h. J .OJ ; September , 11.00' , bid ; December ,
ll.i 1U
Conv I'lrm : cash. .Me : "optombor , W c.
( )4Ta tto.uly ; cash , 2'o ) ; September , 2J'i e
bid.
bid.I'OHK n.isv at f 1 1.40.
I/\HD Lower at Jfi l'"t.
WMISKEV-J1.1S.
_
Miii'icnpolis U'licat Jlurkot.
MlNNF.Aroi.l3 , Minn . AUT. 25. WHEAT
Slow ; olTerlnKS. now fr o ; old , few crs In
sliht , Keeolpts. l"iO cms ; shipments , l. ) " > ears.
Close : No. 1 h.vrd , on trai-k. Jl.Oi : No. 1 north
ern. August. U7e ; on ti.ick , 'Jocail.O.l ; No.
northern , on tr.ick ,
Clnolniinii Markets.
CINCINNATI. O , , Aiu. 2" > WHEAT Strong ;
No 2 red. Jl 01.
Onus Nominal : No 2 , inlvod. Kia
0\rs-Sle.uly : No. 2 mixed.
WlllbKEV $1.18.
Milwaukee Grain Alnrkrt.
Mu.WAUKKh. WIs . Auir. 21. WHBAT ririn ;
No 2 spi IIIK , i ) ish. SI 00 ; boptoniber , ll.Olii.
Coitv Stu.ulv No I. cash , bl'Jc.
OATs-btoady ; No. 2 white , : i4c.
Toledo ( Jruin Market.
TOLKDO , O. , AUK 25 WiiKAr firm ; cash ,
$1.04.
COIIN Uo.vly ; cash , fiTi'ic.
OATS Quiet : cash , die
.i.vo
NEW VOIIK , Aus. S'i ' The stock market was
airaln active .ind stronR today , the same tub-
boru strength with n moderate divreo of ac
tivity ainoiiK the lending stocks was shown ,
and while the net Improvement outsldo of a
few shares which received special support are
smafl the advance touched all portions of the
list , notwithstanding the re.illz.itlons on the
strons stocks of yesterday. The Idol of a
fuithor reaction In the market seems to have
been ulven up for the present , anJ only n
serious damiiKO to the ciops which every day
grows more and more unlikely to happen or a
serious stringency lu money which may be In
the future but no apprehension of which dls-
ttu bs ho'ders ot secui Itlos now.
The European shot ts arc said bv those In a
position to know to be covering .ind there
w.is undoubtedly heavy buying for foreign
account In the curly ti.idlni ; this muriiln , ' ,
helping mntorlnlly to uviko the strong opon-
Inu' and further aUvances of the forenoon.
Thu buyers of Not them 1'acillo prefericd ,
Hock Island and some other stocks yesterday
were Inclined to reall/o on tin ) prollts
accrued but even these stocks nftorwnrd
felt the HtlmuliiB of the continued und sto.idy
demand for stocks which has grown lipun the
last week and has been the great factor In
pi eventing any material reaction , oven
when the street wns almost unanimously
asking for It. Tor the last tno davs there
lias been less a professlonul look about the
dealings than for a long time , and the buying
Is consldeitd excellent , while many of the
sold-out bulls who were looking and woiklug
for a re lotion last week hiiroconcluded to get
aboard at the higher level and Ho.tt with the
tide. The opening gains this morning ex
tended to H percent , nnd while In the subse
quent dealings St. 1'aul & . Atcblson was rather
unduly prominent In the tr.ulln : they did not
make any mnterl il advance more th in the
rest of the list until late In the day , when the
Utter smirtod upward , notwithstanding a
rumor of a heavy lloatlng debt. Tbo grangers
In fact were given rather a secondary position
In the mnikut as far aa strength Is con
cerned , and their place was liken by tlio
Trunk line slocks among which thu Vandur-
bllis were , of course , most prominent. A gre.it
deal of thu buying of these stocks was ere I-
Ited to foielsru operatois , and the fact that
they have boon reached In the upward move
ment gave imiowed confidence to the buying
as giving a more substantial tippe.iranco to
the speculation.
Thuro wore several marked advances among
thu Initiative shares , and Bruins In Kio Grande
Western stocks , the Chesapeake < & , Ohio and
( rent Northern preferred were especially
prominent. The aiUnnco continued almost
w Ithout Interruption throughout the day , al
though there was no sharp upward movement
nnd no lack of effort to pro > ent It. The only
reliction of note occurred in the last hour ,
but the market at the eljsu was
again actho and stioug at the highest
prices of the day , The list U almost Invaii-
nbly higher ami Lnckawanna and t'luvulaud ,
Columbus , Chicago & St. l.ouls are up IH
per cent oaeh ; Oanada Southern nnd Tennes
see Coal each l'i per cent ; Lake Shore , 2 per
cent ; Louisville & Nashvhlo and HnrltiiKtoti
each 1'4 per contain ! Atcblson 1 percent.
The uctlvlty In railroad bonds was again
most murkod and the transactions of the day
footed uufJ.4SI.OUO , of which the Atchlson In
comes contributed iM'.OOO , the fours
J1IO.CK.O ; Texas I'uclllu seconds. $13(1,1.00. (
The market was decidedly strong anil
whllo the Important gains weio fnw the whole
list Is materially higher tonight. All thu
active. Issues closed mntorlnlly nlgher nnd
In many ot the others marked gains were
made.
Government bonds have been dull and firm.
Statu bonds have boon entirely neglected.
Thu follow Ing are the closing ouotntlons for
the Icndlni ; stocks ou the Now > ork stock exchange -
change today :
Thu total lali-a of stocks today wure 263,625
K
shares. Including ! AtohUon , 43.835 !
Southern , 4,1H ( ) : ChluaKO Oas , C.8IO ) , uolawnro ,
I.aokawanna .t Western , 1A.70.1 ! Krlo , lliK ( > \
Lalo Shore , 01,70' , : Loubvlllo ft Nashville.
HAW ; Missouri Pacific. 7.IC5 : Northwosturn ,
JI.S20I Nortliorn I'acllle preferred , ll,6Wt ( Uoml-
Ing , R.SIO ! Klchmond & West Point , 0,718 ! St.
I'aul , 2l83i Union I'actnc , 12.800.
Fliinnclnl Uovlovv.
Nn\r VOIIK , Aug. 2.1 The Post says ! Study
of the Lake Shore railroad's ( { Uiirturly st itc-
meiit scorns to have convinced Invustors that ,
notwtthstandttig the decrease for the half
year completed as coniD.trod with the same
a year ago , the road showing makes a con
tinued G per cent annual dividend certain for
the future If. with the half of tlio year to
como , It would ho Impossible to add 1 per cent.
Hollcctlons of this k nd nn doubt gave the
slock Its conspicuous strength today. The
now dlreotloiH In which tl.o mxrkot extended
seemed , to bo generally speaking , the result
of asympathv , with the persistent strength
which the general market showed and which
today's scarcity of stock seeking , emphasized
muroth.in at any tlmo yet. 1 ho rlso In the
Coalers vras nodoubt duo to this Inlluonco.
New York Alniior Market ,
NEW YOIIK. Aug 25 MONBYON OALL-Easy ,
ranging from 2'4 to. ) per rent ; last loan 2ii per
cent ! closed offered nt W percent ,
I'IIIMK MEHCANIILF. I'Ai'uit-jSjaiVi percent.
SThiti.iNO r.xctiANOiQuiet : mid heavy at
tt.HJ't for sixty-nay bills and HM'i for de
mand. .
The following were the cloiln ? prices on
bonds :
NotCH.
Nt wOitic\N4 , L-i. , Aug. 25 Olearlnss , II-
075 , ,97.
NKW YOIIK. AUK. 2" Hunk clourlius toilay ,
IIOI.280.42J ; haltmcos. f5,07707
HAI.TIMOIII : . Mil. , AUR. 2" . Hunk cloarlncs
tod.iy , $ . ' ,09JOI1 ; I ) ilances , Jlfll.Ui Hate , b per
cent.
l'miAi > iri'HU. : I'ri , An ? . 2' . 11 inlc eleirln s
today. f'ru0.794i ' ) balances. * lJJOSI' ; < . Money , 4
per cent.
HOSTON , M.iss , Aus 25. Kate for money , 4
per cent : call loans , 5i ( per cent ; time lo ins ,
55's percent.
Mi.Mi'MiH , Tonii. , AUK25 Now York e\-
chaiiKO selling at * l 0 premium. Ulourlnjrs
Jil.ITO ; bil.incos , $ > 7,110 ,
ST. Louis Mo. , Aui ? . 25 Cloarlims. $1,093,071 ;
balances , ! f"lO,4IS. i\i'han ; e ou Now York BOo
bid discount. Money ( /as per cent.
IlimON , Mas ? . . Au . 23 HinU. olearlnRS ,
tll.SJi ) , ill ; biilanccs , $ IOJO,4H ( H ito for money.
4 per cent Uxchango on New Yorlc , 17 to 20o
discount perI.OOO.
CuiCAfio , III , , AUK. 25 Money easy. New
York e\ch UIKO lower at dOe discount Hank
clearings , $14.UJ2,000. Sterling exchange dull ;
il\ty day bills , SO 84V' ! domum ! . 11.87.
RoHton Stock Market.
HOSTON , Muss , Auir. 2V The following were
thecloslni : prices on stocks In the the lloston
stock market today :
London Stock Murker.
LOVPON. Aug. M. The following were the
London stock quotations u osliu at 4 p. m. :
Consols money. . . 'b 1.1 HI Illinois Central I,4 '
Consols , account . 'Jj 1111 , Mcxjian onllnary. . JIMi
U S 4a ll'WM Paul common . . . C > K
U y 4 I0 6N | V Central . .lO,1
N. V P &O . . . . JIW Pennsylvania MH
Canadian Paclllc . . . filiJi lleaillnx ! ( ; ' (
Krlo 2IHi Mexican Ccn new Is. 744 !
LVEit isa-lfid per ounce ,
t y pci cent.
Hate for short and three months. 13 < J per
ocnt.
German ISiiulc Stutcincnt.
HISIILIN , Aug. 25. The statement of the Im
perial llaiik of Germany shows an Increase lu
specie or 17.JOU.OOJ Marks.
Bank of Kiiirluml Ilulllon.
I.ONnoN , Aug. 2" Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of Enzland on balance
to Jay wtib i'16,03. ) .
1'arlH Kcntcfl ,
I'iiua , Aug. 25 Thito per cent rentes 05f
4 H" for the account.
Denver Sliiuiiir stooks.
nENVEit , Cole , Aug. 25. Iluslnoss good with
sales at 47.1UO. Quotations on the Mining ex
change today closed as follows :
Bin Frnncisoo Mining Quotations.
SAN KitANrisco. Cal. , Aiu. 25. The ofllclal
oloslug quotitlons for mining stocks ted ly
were as follows :
Now York Mining Quot UIOIIH.
NEW YOIIK , Aiu. 25. The closing mining
stock quotations are as follows :
It' Htou Wool Market.
HosTON , Mass. , Aup , 2 Thu demand for
wool continues and some largo sales are re
ported. The volume of business U good Ohio
ilccces have been selling at 2 'o ' for X. nud lit
: ilCt-Cc for XX and XXX and above ; Michigan
Xat27c. Combing and X delaine fleeces are
steady and In demand at previous prices.
Territory , Texas and Cillfornla wools aru
Rolling mostly at l > e for ulcan and tine ; tiTtc-VSo
for linn medium , nnd MftVie tor meiilum Un
washed combing wools are In steady dumaim
at 25tft ( lo for one-quarter nnd 27@"K ) for
threti-olgliths. I'ulled woo's ' are steady at
.1013470. as to quality , for supers , and 2.MU'o
for extras. Australian llrm. Carpet quiet ,
Now York Dry Go ills Market.
Nrw YOIIK. Aug. 2.1.DamiiiulH for dry-
goods showed an Improvement as regards
tmnspoi tatlons ou the spot , und uiall orders
were larger than In some time. There Is less
activity tit both llrst and second haniU than
bumna to bo expected. 1'rlces are stonily.
Iltiviuui .x arlcotH.
IlAX'AVA. Aug. 25. bl'AMSIl GOLll J2.30 ®
IK Quiet on thji United States ;
short sUlii U'iiblo per cent , on Ioudou20 > 4 per
cent piemliim.
" u ( Julot , nothing dono.
Foreign Oil At uricet.
. Aug. 25 , l'EriioLiuM-l57-lflf
paid and sellers.
liONDON , Aug. 25. TUIII'EMINB Sl'lltlTB 2S
'Jd pet owt.
Trillion * ' Talk.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Aug. 25 , Lansonbors Hroth-
crs to C'ockrell llrothors : The foUouliu Is
the ruugu ot prlcos on the loading options
today ;
'V | Open. I HlKh I Low. | CloaB ires'y.
\\iiEAr
Dim II 05 < ( tl 01 , ' { n 05M H 03K
Cons
bept . . . . KH 17
OATH
bept . . . . ? J'4
UlllCAdC , 111. , Auif. 25. r. O l.mun A. Co to
Itryiin L'oninilhsUin comimnyVheat : opened
with IlKht otlorliiK' * t I.U4 4 fpr Docpinocr ,
KiUl up to JI.OIS niul down ufijln to tl.OJS ,
Tim Inlying from this point was inoru uwont
nnil tlio prk'o eruduully ndvanceil until It
ruuahoU llrOJ. 1 l.o clo o Is 11.05. The foreign
uclvlooM tire conlllcttnir. Uur owu are iloclJ-
cilly uuk , although the weather IH weuk and
dulaylne harvu- . Should thin cotitliiuu it
uiUNt lirlnK now buying orders , und with them
higher yrlooi. There U u rumor bore thut
to put p p nn export duty of 7s
Btul ed on wheat.Vuuut no contldonco In
thli nor do wo sou It ciliKea tlio ultuntlon In
the near future \Vn- > ) \c hoard luithlng but
f.unlnc on the rontlnenlifor the lust 4 months
unil If It H halt nn had us represented our
whont N low onoilKh. - ho cnsh ( loin nnd hero
Is only by olevntor rojr > Mile ; shlpporn tnko
none nt it hocnuso they cnnnot nmko antes at
the advance. Wo oxjiert to BOO this market
Inlluoticcd uioro by cuhloiadvlcpH than on our
home doninnd and supply , llio northwest
tiiovciucnt U dlsnppojiitfriely siuntli until It
Incronsoa our ninrket will bo nervous nnd thu
tendency iipunnl. Uornvls nellronnil tit times
excited. Hoptonibor lliiotiiBted from 0. ' > c to
OO'ic , October opened utWHJo , sold tip to VJo ,
nnd closed nt 0 c. 'Micro Is no ehutiKo Irt the
sltitiitlon Ontt fiilrlyarrtlvc : this Rrnln looks
cheap A much better /relltii ; In provisions
with eonsldcrahlc outside buy lug and p tckora
olTi'rltiK sparingly.
ritit'Afio , III. . Ail ? . 25. Swartz , Utipee A Me-
CornilcW to V C' ' . SwartC'o.t Weather bu-
re-til rauortod thut the northwest hud been
vlsllod wlthnulto a heavy frost arid nnwsfrotn
thatsoottoii finite ited some damage hud been
done wheat. The lomllt was a ilrmur fooling
at the opening of the mnrkot. It broke HOIIIO-
what on haininorliiR by our local bo irs but
soon rouutnod Its llrmncis and diitlni ; the lat
ter purl ot the session was both actlvo nnd
strong , t'otitlnentnl cables Inclined to weak
ness. Itorlln showing a decline ot ,1
murks In futures and Paris bolng 'Bo
lower on wheat ruin 50c on Hour , the
IJnltiMl Kingdom , honover. was strong , and
Liverpool wns quoted Id ItlRliur on very bad
wo.ithor for Iiiirvost , A oablo was reootvod
HtHtlug that Htiisla , althoilih not prohibiting
the export of wheat , would pliice n tux ciiual
to 224c per bushel on all exports. The result
of this news was an nctlvomail < et w th heavy
htiyln r by shorts who had sold so freely dur
ing the early part of the session Modernto
nxuorts reported from Atlantic scaboiirds
Itooelpts at cloven primary .points.
2.07D.OIOshipments , 1,4 1 . ' ,000. Although IIvas
snld lust after thu close that sales wore mndo
as liluh us JI.IK)1 ; . frost Is again predicted for
tmiltflit and If Itthould do any consldor.iblo
damazo It would creiita omo excitement hero
tomorrow. Hecelpts of corn were l.lll cars.
being 200 over the ostlm.itt'H. wlileli gnvo corn
beats conlldiMico In selltiu bcptnmlipr In splto
of the fact of heavy floats Thu break WIIH
mot bv ho.ivy buying ou thu p-ut of the
New York contingent , causing shorts to
sor.imblo to cover. October pirtleluitcd
In thu strcimth but M ty closed
nt about last night's prlco , Hecelpts for to
morrow are only ! > * " > cnrs , inui'h less th in wns
exuccted , I'rost predictions ton ght may af
fect the maikot again tomoi row. Onts ntvo
been ( Inn throughout thu d.iv , del-lining but
very little , even when com broito. I'rovlnlons
were wont early , but the do line met goo I
buying by shorts which , aided by thi'4tiength
In com nnd frost news , g.ivo us before the
closu ash.irp lo.ictlon. The mnrkot seem intrinsically
trinsic-ally heavy. although the future of the
com crop must affect It seriously und lu the
oventof damage must udv.tnco prices of pro-
VlblOIIS.
NLVV VOIIK. Ann. 25 ICrnnott , Hopkins &
Co. toS. A. MuWhortcr : The market today
h is been strong from the opening to the cluso
and show H signs of growth , A greater variety
of stocks are being tr.ulcd In tr.ins.ictloiis au-
purontlv ot n most substantial nature , the
buj lug being less of u speculatlvo character
for the purpose of reselling than of an In
vestment nituro. A feature of the market
has l.eoii the evident scarcity of Blocks. The
loc it stocks have been notable to ituros sec
ondly only to the group of Vanderbllt stocks
which continued upw.ird. London came strong
for American stocks and London orders vvcro
In at the opening to buy round lots and the
cAcuutlni ; of these orders helped to give the
market Its early send-off. Union I'aclflo has
not responded with the roit of the list. The
fact Is discredited hy the street. Leaders
have taken profits today , but others have
stopped and taken stocks off of their bauds
' ami these purchasers , together with the In
vestment buying , have carried the m.irkot
unw.ird. Money has boon In good supply at 3
per tout on call
ClllC4lO , 1 1. , Aug. 25. Kcnnett , Hopkins &
Co. to H. A. MeWhorturHoom tradois h.im-
meroa the wheat m.irkot nearly all day , their
olTorlngs going Into strong hands nppaicntly
until shortly before the close they succeeded
In holdliiLDcLoml or below JI.UI',4. Closing
cables reported w
prices In l.nglnml , some engagements having
been uudo at New Yoilc.bcalpers undertook
to cover with the usuiiL result that the mar
ket Immcd atcly advanced I'/ic and closed
ne irly nt the top. With a continuance of o.id
weiithct abroad which .the Mark Ijtino Kx-
damage , stronger foreign markets and liberal -
oral export purchas'es * are to be expected.
Hepotts concerning frost * In the northwest
are conflicting , but It seems sure th.it some
damage has been done. Kccclptsnt primary
markets continue laigc , but that thov are not
In excess of the demand Js ov Ideiiccd by the
premium paid for cash over September. The
situation abroad not only shows no Improve
ment. but Is growing rnpterlally worno. Largo
( | iinntlticb of wheat are bulnir quintlv bought
In this market on bro.ikH and It Is bulluved
much of It Is on foreign account. Thnlocjil
crowd stick persistently to the short hide and
It looks as If the market was getting
Into shape for another iiphe.iv.il at no distant
dav unless the foiotgu situation should soon
and docldcdlv Improve. Although the United
States Increased exports of who.it and Hour
between 2.00,1,000 and 30) ) > ,0)0 ) last wcolc us
compared nlth thu picvlous week , the amount
ou ocean passage Increase I but 344.000 , Khow-
ing that exports from other countries are
dropping olT. Foreign expectations are cen
tered on America and when this ts fully real
ized on this sldo of the water , turning specu
lation as stroncly to bulls us it now
leans to the bear side. wo expect
to see voiy much higher pncus.
December wheat hus sold at JI.iT on cuib. In
corn and oats on a weak opening the hoptum
her clique had broKcis In the pit appircntly
with buying orders for com. losultlng In a
quick rally of about 2c. It was bolluvod thut
with the weakness In wheat and enormous ic-
Lolpts of corn this advance could not bo hold ,
and room traders made efforts to raid the
mnrkcU but with only temporary success.
Near the close , when otlior markets turned so
stroiif , all decline In coin was
recovered , an additional effected nnd
about the best nilccs of the day
current at the clos3. Mostoftho advance , of
course. Is duo to a natural reaction on cover
ing by shorts , who saw peed prollts In sight ,
but thocllquo took the market In bund when
the local traders tried to sendltolT again.
Tim itilly may continue for a day or two
longer , but the general tendency of corn
ought to bo downward under tlio existing con
ditions. Oats rallied with corn at the oloso
after u rather heavy opening. Provisions
showed a strong undertone and acted as If
on the way to bolter prices bofoio long.
O.U.17/.I M.UtKUfS.
O \MIIA. Aug. 2 > .
OATTLT. Ofllclal receipts of cuttle 2fiViiis
compared with 2.4IB yesterday and 2,118 Tues
day of hist week , The market was active
on ever > thing , llrm to stronger on the best ,
and steady on ether grades of beeveB , and
slioug on butcher stoCK and feodeis. A bunch
of natlvo beef cattla sold at $ > ,00.
lloas Olllclal receipts of hoga 4 , < CT , ns
compared with ( ill yesterdtty and M77 Tues
day of last wcok. The market was llrm ou
lUht ant ) 5o lower on other irradosof hogs.
The general maikotiis ll ) to 20o lower than
Saturday. The range of the prices paid was
H cr/rfS. ! 5. the bulk soiling at 81 70@5,0Light ,
J4 K54C5.C5 : heavy. f4.G5QUn ; inlxtid , $470ft4l)0. )
The nvcrago of the prices p ild was $4,80 , us
compiled with $1 77VJ ycstoidiiy atut $5.0J
Tuesday of last week.
SllH' I' Oltlclal rccolp'ts of sheep 2iU" : as
compared with ( HO yostord ly and I''J Tiiusday
of last weak. The market was unchanged.
Natives. JJ 504 7 > ; westems. I..25@I,75 ; oed
CO to 70-lbs Iambs , * 4 Oixari.75.
ItPCOljltB tllHl DiHplHltioil oftOOlC. .
Onielnl receipts and dtspoiltlon of stock as
shown by the booktof the Union stockyards
comp uiv for thu tvrontv-fonr houts ondlng at
5 o'clock , p. m. , August 25 , ISJli
ItKOKU'TS.
S.i I us.
MILKEIIS AND BPIIlNatlUS.
1 cow and calf , 9500
1 cow aud calf 2900
Icownndcnlf . MOO
1 cow mid calf ui 00
WKSTKIIN cArn.K.
No. Av , Pr.
J. It. Sample ,
OSfocdcrs 1037 2 35
Wnrtmnnot I * 8. Co.
Chicago Iji\o Htoulc .Mnrkots.
OIIICAOO. III. . Ail ) ; . 2T > [ Spool.il Telo.'rarii to
THE HBI : . ] u\Tric Thoclonmnd la fair and
priecH areagaln lather on the upturn than
01 herw Iso on need natUo steers and Tuxans
whllo r uu'i'fis sold a sh.ulo lower under the
run of 4ot/J-today and the sumo number jes-
torclay. Native cons and heifers also sold
Me ulv to strong and oven cannois were re
ported sto.idy nt the current low prices.
Taken all In all the trade was actho and
prices satisfactory us prices are uoln , ? nti .
adas. ttotUerb and feeders \\oro in fair
demand. Light steers are looking eheaii con-
sldorhiK the outlook for fodder and feeding.
The trade wi 119 n aln slow , and cnHos were
also lower nnd fully . " > o to lOo oT on llisht and
mixed , the market closing w oak and a larce
number left unsold , Hough and common t > old
at M.7r > ® 4 M ; jiaekers nnd ml\ei' , $4 h © 4 " )7'i ) ;
prime heavy and butcher weights f."iOU"i ! J5.
u fe at * " ) . . )0V40 ) : prime light , 8" > .j-ii5.05 ( :
( ? r msers JI.OO1.7. > ,
The 1'ost says : CATTLE Receipts. 8,003 :
Bhlpmcnts.fiid ; market falrlv active , but
lireKUlar ; top prices for natives , $5 OJ1 ? : ioj
no urlino or extra steers on sale ; others. * J 00
® l.75 : TexiuiH , JJ.105W. 15 ; stackers. tJ.W&.l.'X ;
r.nuers , JJ..T > ® 4 80 ; native cows , $1.40 ® . ! 00.
lions HeculptH , 12,000 ; shipments , 7,003 ;
m nket slow and loner ; rough nnd common ,
J.t.7V 4.J ; pacLois and ml\ed. $4SO < a4' 7H ;
prime heavy and butchers' weights , $ . " > .uO(3i'Jj ;
prime light. l' > riO5.rir > .
bllKCl' Hocolptfl. 7,000 ; shipments , S O ;
m irkct fairly iictlvo unil steady ; owes. SIOO ®
450 ; wethers. f 0'iO'i ; ml\ed , JIIOOS4.80 ;
westerns J-WOS1 . .0 ; lambs. Jl OOSJ.OJ.
New York Lilvo Slock Market.
NEW VOIIK , Aim. 25 HKKMSS Ilocolnts ,
4H head , all forovportorsandslaUKhturersi no
tradint : . feellnp Him ; native steers , t.i.GO@l > 15
uoillOO pounds ; To.vans and Colorado , tJ.45 ®
4 GO ; bulls and eows. $1 t KSJ.W.
DitE KEU liEEi Dull at filj9o per pound.
Shipments tomorrow , SOJO quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts , 400 head ; market steady ;
veals , js 50uts.ou per 100 iioundb ; grussers , $203
® 2."J ( ; wesierns , $ J.a7'J ' < ii. > .llO.
SIIEEIKecelpts , 1,06.1 hind ; mnrkot firm ;
sheep , Jl OOS,5.1r per 100 pounds ; lambs , $1 tiO ®
080 ; dics cd muttons steady at 7' { < iiOc per
pound ; itiosaod lambs , linn tit Si4ilOo ! per
pound.
lions Kecelpts. n,80 1 head , Ine'iidln ? 4 cars
for sale ; market Btcadj ; fJUS'.bU ) per 100
pounds.
City TJIVO Stock
KANSAS CmMo , AUK. ? 5 CATTLE Uo-
coliits , 7.SOO ; shipments , 7,17i ) ; sto.idy ; steers ,
$ ,1000 85 ; cows , J1.'J. > 3J.OO ; stockers and feed-
o is. * . ' .HO ® 1.50.
Hods Keeolpts , 7Ki1 : shipments , l.MO. Mar
ket for best , lower ; others lOf&rie lower ; bulk ,
00-- ; all Rrades , WiOVJ-i.
SIIISLP ICocolpts , ' , hUJ ; hhlpmontii , C70 ; mar.-
Kct steady.
St. IioiilH Ijlvo .stock Mnrlcct.
ST. I.ouis , Mo , Aue. 2. " > . CITLU Kocolpts ,
a.Kifl ; shipments ) ; mnrkut strong ; lair to
choice natives $ iSO"i.GO ; TOMIIIS and In-
dtans. $ , ' .40 ® I US.
lloil'i Hecelpts , 4,1100 : sli'pments ' , fiud ; mar
ket lower ; ho ivy. tl.,1 ® "i.40 ; mixed , $1.60\JO ;
llKht , '
o.ui/r.i u /s.i i.i : j
Frc-sli I'rultH.
CANTALOUPE- ? Per iloz. . Jl.L'3.
I'LUMh Ciillfornla. Jl.flO.
ClIUlHS Homo groHii. h-lb. baskets , 43Mc.
AriT.i s I'er bbl. , J..oi.VJ5. ,
I'EAIIS California Itnrtlett , $2.00-22.25 ,
OIIASCIEH Uodl , 511.00.
WACKIIMELONS Sh pplns stock , 1518c.
I.kMONh I'UI box. ibllO.
UANA.NAS 1'or buneh , W.OOiSO for good
shipping stock
I'bACliiss The supply Isiiulto largo nnd the
( ] iihllty Improved C'allfornln Orawfnrds , sin
gle untjo lots , $ l."i ; live CIIHU lots , $1.15 ,
C < knntry I'roiluco.
POULTHV There Is not much dlfTeronco In
prlco between the best old fowls and spring
thickens both going at II.UOQI 23.
HurTK.it Cho'co ' dairy butter IH scarce and
Mills icadlly at UIOc , butsomo of the coun
try butter Is not good enough for the ictall
trade and goes lo tlio puckers a
s bollliiK largely nil i'/4c.
The following ( imitations represent the prices
nt which choice stock IK billed out on ordora
unless otherwise hlated :
ToMAiiiEs-l'er bushel , $1,00.
OAUIIAH ( Home mown , le per Ib.
TKhvr Hi BTS I'er bushel , We.
HKANS Nn > j , t. ' VXiW.W pel bushel.
ONIONH Homo grown. 7.V ) per bushel ,
I'oiAroiis Loe.il ifiuvvurs are supplying the
demand almost exclusively.
K < < l > t Open A tor
Chief Seavoy yostonlny ordered tbo nr-
cst of thi license of the Windsor hotel s.i-
loon for vlolntlnt , ' the midnight closing
clause. It was reported that the plneu was
open at 1 o'clock ycstorduv luornlni ; nud the
bartender rcfubcu to obny the order of the
patrolman on the bent to closeup. .
Dr. Birtioy , liny ( over unu catarrh , D bldi ;
Tiillmt UotlriMl.
J. C. Tulbot , the smooth young man whoso
Hmoothnoss ot him Into trouble hero ,
boaiiled a Union Paclllo outgoum train yesterday -
torday morning nnd loft for Denver. His
[ mrtner , Burnum , did not put lu an appout-
auco.
JOHN A MlSlUNE. MIANK U OOSIIUS
McShane & Condon ,
INVIiSTMENr BAXKHRS ,
300 S. 13th St. , First National B < mf BulU
Ing , Omaha , Neb. *
Deal In ttoclti , bond , ourltloi. oonmerenl p >
per. uto. Nu ollme lo n < on Imprurul Oiutii rev
eiutu. Hliott llmo louai oa b Dk ituck , ur uh
j > proT il collateral i curlt >
DAGS TWINES.
Bemis Omaha Bag Oo.
Importer and Mtnufac-
turern.
Klour * rki llnrhpi and
Twine.
A. H , Porri o & Oo. M , 0 , Daxon ,
\t \ < K DotlRO Street. Illcrclc' toM on raonthlr
pirmcnt * .
Bond for our cut
and | itkos li'OTS Karnnni it. , Omnh
HOOK
Aokerman Brothers & Heinlzo ,
ITIntors , blndors , elootrol pem , blank book nmnu-
fuotttrcri
1110 Ilownnl ureol , Omaha
HOOTS AXI ) SI10KS
Ohas. A. Coo&Oo. KirkondallJoncs&Oo ,
Manufacturers and .lub Wliolo'ilcManufflrtiir'rt
bers. Aucnn for llotton tliiti-
bvr "lioo 0 > III ) . ' , 1101 ,
HWIIovnuilMrect. nnil 1101 , llarnpjr itrvct.
Williams , Van AorW. . V. Morss & Oo. ,
C1G A IIS.
West & Pritsoher ,
Manufactures fine clears ,
Jobbers of leaf tabacco.
1011 i-Mrnun Streot.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Eagle Oornico Works , | F , Enomping ,
.MiuiiifMcliiroia ot ' C ilr mlfd Iron cornlcoi ,
Onlvanlzcd IroniornUc Dormer nlndow > . . tloor
Window cips , niL'talllo onp , tlnlitn etc 'I In
fkylli-liti , etc 111U und , Iron nnd M-ito roofer
1113 Dodho bt. ' It Kiirnnin St.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J , J , Jolmsou & Oo , , Oady & Gray ,
2188 11th Street , Llrue , ccmnnt , etc , etc ,
Omnlit , Neh. Cor 'ith and DoiiKlis Sti
DRY GOODS.
M , E. Smith & Oo , , Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry
Dry peed * , notion * , fur- Goods Oo. ,
nry Hood v notion' , Bents'
furnlihlni ; u < ndi
Corner llth and Howard cor. llth and Howard Sts
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
"Wolf Electrical Oo. DKTUOIT UTOM ATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated c italoguo and Dyainos CataloRtio
free rroo It A Klnncyien'l
1014 CapltoJ Avenue At ( ! 8.U IN V.Llfe llldit
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orondorff & T. G. Northwnll ,
Martin Oo ,
, ( icneral ircnern axcnt
Corner Tonea and Dili Stj. bk inilln flow Co ,
Omaha , Neb , 11 I'l-1151 Sherman Avc
FLOUR.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Pur- Beebo & Runyan Fur
iiituro Oo. , niture Co.
huccoasoiH to C. A Meebo
Furniture and iariet | > , \ Co ,
lllj-111'J l.irnum street ( iraco and 1 Ith Stn Omalia
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Schuo der & Loomis , J. T. Robinson Notion
Oo.
Jobbers and Importers of
Cents fiirnlnliliiv good'
notions and furnishing lu t K ooIdi ited brand
goods , lluckskln u\eralls ,
punts , ( thirls , ( ontH etc
1111 Howard Sheet. Lor Uth and Howard sta
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Keunard Glass and J. A. Fuller & Co. ,
Paint Oo , , 1403 Douelai Street ,
031412 llarney Street
Omaha , Neb. Omaha.
William Ouramings , Blnko , Bruce & Oo ,
dl7and01U South lllth bt Wi-0j ) ! ! I a ivenworth .
Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Neb
GROCERIES
G UNl'OYDER \ ,
\ lZH. \ \ . Olark.
( len I Western Auent of
Dupont'n Sporting dun
powder Atltu liUh oxplo-
hu hltittlin : c.ipi rusai
IJItf llariiuyitrcot
GRAIN AND
Bryan Commission Oo 8. A. McWhorter
llrokerii , urnln , proTltlon .112 Ut Sat I It-ink Mick
end > tut hi N V I.lfo ura I'rlvato nlrei , tn
I II V 1'rlvatowlro Clil- New \iirk I hli nun anil
iaco , Ft Ijul und hi Loiiln ( iifli > : nil n
New Vork bonulit fur all niarkttii
Cookrell Bros F. 0. Swartz & Co. ,
Ilrokeri I'rlvnto wlre llrokert drain I'roTlnloini
to Sew Yfirk rtilruuu A. on rmato who In st
ht LIIUK Hpeclul iitlt'ii I nila and Chic iiro onico
tltiu utrun to track btdt In l t Nat I Hank Omaha
uovrala Ut Nut I linuk , Kxctmnite bid ll , U
HARDWARE.
Rector dcWilholmy Co
Cor loth and JncmonSH
Omiha
//'OiY , WORKS.
Paxton & Viorliiiff Omnha Safe & Iron
Iron Works , Works ,
ntut c.nt Iron
work , oiialiM" . Mnnuf t > fit nnit tumUr
br s work , aonorni proof nfoi , Tnults , jntl
foiindrr. nmcliliio niul nork , Iron ihullori nud
Mnckinihli wor . U 1' tire ojcixprt o An *
Itr mirt ! 7th Hi ilrvon , llth A Jsclnon H
Max Meyer & Bro Oo A , Hospe , Jr. ,
M'f ir Jeweler" , de-ilors In I'l
inoi Or '
nni , Artist !
miihlciil ln truinonti ,
etc Materials , Kto ,
rnrniim und IIth , 1811 DoiuilM Street.
OYSTERS.
Platt & Co. ,
Oystcri , Fish ind iclery ,
111) ) South lOtli 8t
Oonsjlidated Tank
Line Oo ,
Uetlncd nnd lubrlcatliijt
ultK uxlo Krea < u , etc
U II Until , MnnaKer
P KO I ) UCE , ( 'O M MISSION.
Ribhel & Smith , Sohroetlor & Oo. ,
Dealers In country prod- C.i'h buyers buttrr an I
IRC , trults , vetietiiblia , ow , and lioiiorul coiu-
etc uilf > liin inurtlinnts
iar ) lto nrd 4.'l&oiith Mill Street.
Eobort Purvis , E. B. Branch 4 ; Oo. (
IVIT llnwnid Stteot.
I'rodute , frulti of all
\\rltufor
prkei on liut-
ler CKSS poulti ) , iinJ klndt , oyiilori ,
1 ith nnd Jlnrney streets.
Kirsohbraun & Sous , Jas , A. Olark 4j Oo ,
Uutter , cheese , CKKI
Iluttcr , enrict and poultry
poultry and Borne.
oward Street Wisiiuth Uth Street.
Bates & Oo. , Williams & Gross ,
Country produce , fruits ,
vc < table * Krocers' "pe- I'roduoo and fruits.
Uultlei tcan , nplui , etc.
IIT-I1J b 11 tli St. 1314 Uarnay atroot.
I. Bnndazzo & Son ,
211 s I.'thbtreot
ForuttinA DouioBtlcl1 rults
1 lurlil iOrunuQimtltilclly
trnlt" Ilr.incli bousu 7
N I'elcri'-t.Now Orleans
1'Al'ER. GOODS
Carpenter Paper Oo , , Omaha Eubber Oo , ,
Cnrry a full tttoclc of Munntnctiiren nnd job-
prlntlnir , wr.ipplnt ; and born all kinds mbber
wiltlnK pupcr , card pa ROD IH
per etc 1 'M I-arnam Street.
SEEDS.
Emerson Seed Oo ,
Seed urowcrn , donlers In
Knrdcn , Kras9 , tfruln and
trco Beed"
421-421 South IStli.
S'lO\rE& \
James Hughes ,
btuvoi repairs of all klndj
CookH and Ileuti ra
for anlc.
C07 S nth Street
SAHir , noons ,
M. A. Di brow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Do.or Go
Manufiiptureri of sa li , M-inulacturornof mould-
doori lillndH and IIDJH , blind" , doors , etc.
mouldnc llnincli nf Olllce
tinUth nnd Unrd Stx Itooiu l.'l lice Iliilldliu
.S'IE.\M \ A XI ) } VA TEH SUJ'l'J.IES
U. S. WindEigino& A. L. Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oo ,
, 1002-1004 rnrnaiu Htri'Ot.
llnlllilay Wind Mllln
I'lbnmt 'i--UJcini MtrcMit Omaha Neb
t > ( 1I05B , iittliiKiimniit'r
SI'ICES.
TEA , COFFEE ,
Consolidated. Coffee
Company ,
1414 and 1411 , Harnoy fit ,
Om ilia , Nell
TO YS. n ILLI Anns.
H. Hardy Oo. , TheBmnswiok-
To > , dolls , alb n inn , Bnlke-Oollender Oo. ,
fancy goods , liousofur llllllird nicrcbandlie
clilld- llxtnrio ,
nl'hlriu piods , Snlnon
lon't rarrliu ! " " 407 , WJ S 10th Htruot ,
I.UVHirnuui Street. Oinab *
SOUTH OMAHA.
o5T LIMITED
UNIO r , STOCK YARDS -
A. D. Boyer & Oo , , Hunter & Orcon ,
B OJ Uti.luuuo lliilMlniC , , ,0 HiUmnKC llulkllng ,
l-oiitli Oinidia South Oinitha.
\e\t
UftCiu * f mwiy t r all Hi 1
uniialuir' ilMthmgfn and
prlvMoilliii'JkMul" , " ' .
cerialu curi' tur til * iltb 11-
tntinv wuaknen peculiar
to "inijn. . . . ,
O..U b. J l re . . ' 1" > > Bn'l1feeIi".Btt
nmiumdiof It to
Co In rei
HtOHfMirii
l | urTrrur
TONERMOOtC tun'tl.
Nol'l liv nrnprclil-
I'KIl K 01.0V.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS FXPOSITIOH , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
WAITED
Total l u ii of CITIK8 ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
DISTRICTS. V/ATER
u'
& CO PAIlYBanker , < ;
[ i.W.HflnniS , .
101-105 OoorUom 8tr et , CHICAGO
IS We' ' ! Street , MEW YOHK ,
70 6Uta Bt- BOSTON *