THE OMAHA DAILY , AUGUST 25 , 185)3. )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Lower Prices for Wheat , Oorn find Oata
Ruled Yesterday.
SPRING WHEAT CROP READY TO MOVE
TlirreVm Souto rinnnrn Iinpnrt < l to
tlio Corn Market fur n Short Tlmo
I n ICrtult uf I'rlco Cur
rent I'rndtctlun.
Crticxao , Aug. 2-1. Lower ( trices for wheat ,
com and o.its was ttio result of trading In
today's short session. Compared with yes
terday's resting prices wheat Is Ic lower ;
corn Is oft 1 0 and oats ? c. l'rovlons vrcro
In the iimln llrm , closing slightly higher for
rll ) , but rather lower for pork unit lard.
* Tlio influences affecting tlio wheat market
vrcro the dull uml depressed condition of
Kuropcan markets , thu luck of export busi
ness , foreign buyers apparently In no press
ing need for wheat mid notwithstanding
prices arc very low , being disposed to hold
off. Then It is expected that the spring
wheat crop will commence to move soon and
this Is having some effect upon tlio opera
tions" of traders. The market opened J e
lower , reacted Jfc , declined Irregularly Jfe ,
closing easy at the lowest figure of the day.
Thcro wus some llrniness Imparted to tlio
corn market for a short tune by the asser
tion In the Cincinnati Price Current that
very little bimcllt had accrued to the corn
crop west of the Mississippi from the rcctint
rnlns nnd none nt all to that cast of the
river. This strength was soon overcome
by the weakness of the wheat market nnd
the heaviness nt Liverpool , the market
being reported weak and Id lower for corn.
More ruin throughout the country also had
considerable Inlliiciico in strengthening the
Unmix of short * . The close was about the
lowest of the day.
Absence of buying orders caused oats to
rccedo. The receipts were larger than ex
pected. The close was easy at the Instilo.
Provisions were again largely controlled
by the operations el Armour & Co. , whoso
biokurs were buyers in moderate quantities
In rihs. The latter article ruled strong out
the full amount of thu day's advance was
not maintained to the close. The net gala
in the end was f > c In the September delivery ,
l.ard closed from 2Jfe to fie lower than it
did yesterday and pork was reduced to a
nominal price. 15o lower than it closed on the
previous day.
Estimated receipts fortomorrow : Wheat ,
900 carscorn , oil ) cars ; oats , VX > cars ; hogs ,
1U.OOO head.
The leading futures i-angcd as follows :
Articles. Open. Low. Clono.
WHEAT
Ann
Sept OOMaW OOJjMlH < il > ! <
Uru 07
COIIN
Aiiir 37M ? " * in > ( j
Sept
Oct 3H ! ( ii7
May 30UU4U 40
OATS
A , - 23
lit-
S < litil | 2if : !
Mny
IlKSHl'OHK
Atiir. . . . no
Sopl ii : 1(1 ( 1:1 : K ) 12 I 1)11 )
Oct 12 SI7 * li ) UO 12 I 00
LAItll
Am ? 10
Sept 8 17W 8 'JO R 111 10
Oct 7 OL'H 7 7
BlIOIITlllllS-
All if. . 8 0.
Font. , 8 00 K in K OS 8 0.1
Oct. 7 HI ) 7 B7i < 7 7fi 7 " ( i
Cash quotations were as follows :
Fixjun Dull , steady.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , OO.'ic ; No. 3 stirlns
f. o. h. , 50o ; No. 2 red , DOSc.
t'uitN No. 2 , 307ic ; No. 3 yellow , closhif
OATS No. 2 , 23c ; No. 2 whlto , f. o. b.,27' { < 8
27 ! Je : No. 3 white , f. o. h. , 25i27c. ?
HYB No. 2 , 4 Do.
IlAiii.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , no sales
no. 4 , no sales.
Kt.Ax SERD No. l.Sl.OO'/i. '
TIMOTHY ScED-l'rlmi- , J3.35an.40.
1'OIIK MOSF , iiur hlil. , ( li.9U13.1G ! ; lard
per 100 Ibs. , 18.10 8.20 ; hhort ribs s\Aoi \
flooso ) . $8.20(38.25 ( ; dry salted shoulden
( boxnill , J7.25a7.00 ; short clear sides lbo.\ec ! )
WHISKY Distillers'llnlshod goods , per gal. ,
BunAiis-Cnt loaf , Cic ! ; granulated , 5.57
standard "A , " 51JC.
The folloivInK were the receipts and f > hlp <
incntH for today :
On the Produce exchange today the liuttei
market was quiet ; creamery , 18J424ic ! ; dairy
lH' ft23c. Eggs , steady ; strictly fresh ,
New York Market * .
Nr.w YOIIK , Aug. 24. FLOIIII Uecolnts
80,400 pkgs. ; experts , 5,700 bills. . 1H.HOO Hacks
sales , ll.GOO pkg . ; market dull , lower.
Cous MKAI. .Steady , fair demand.
HYK Dull , nominal.
llAiti.&r MAM Dull ; western , G6QG8c ,
WIIUAT Hecelpts. 2H8.000 bu. ; experts , 8.
200 1m. ; sales. 2,200,000 1m. of futures , 67,001
bu. spot. Spots , dull , ? c lower , weak
No. 2 red , In store ami elevator , GGliftOOXic
nll"at. , GG'J ( ; ; f. o. b. , G7a'c ; ungraded red
G4(3G7c ( ; No. 1 northern , 67c. Options won
moderatPly active and closed
,
COIIN itcculuts , 3,000 bu. : exports , 4,10 (
bu , ; sales. 316,000 bu. futures , G4.UOI
mi , spot. HnotK , dull , lower ; No. 2 , 4G5J4Gc h
elevator : 46U4Gcalloat. Optlcnsdull , Kftiii
lower , closing weak ; Hppl umber , 4546 ie
closing at 45c ; October , 4Gi4Gc ! } { , closing u
4Gsc ! ; December , 4l > U44G c. closing at40ijc
. OATS-Hecelpts , lt,200 ) bu. : exports , 121
bu. ; bales , 285.000 bu. futures , 134,000 bu
Epot. Spots , dull , lower. Options , dull , easier
August , 2USS < a2U7ic , closing at 20J < o ; Septum
J ; r. ao 30c. closing at 20 o ; October , 30 }
QHOKc , closing at 30fc ,
HAV Hleady , dull.
Hni'rt Dull , steady.
11 IDUS Nominal.
I'lioviBiaNB-fiitmeals.qulet , steady. I.anl
weaker , dull ; western steam closed at $8.8
usluul ; oiitldiis stilus , none ; Heplomber , (8.75
Octiibor , 8,40. I'ork.tiulot , steady ; now mos >
,1 , ,
IIUTTKH Unsettled , qulot ; western cream
rry. 17 < a25e ; wobtern factory , 14ai7c
Klglns , 25c.
Jiir.KSK Kasy ; wpstorn , full skims , laiijc.
KildS-yuiet , btuady ; receipts , 6,320 pkgs ,
western fresh , 16154'c ? ; seconds pur cast
I2.25U3.30 ,
TAI.IJIW Steady , qplet ,
CoTTONHKKi ) Oii-steudyj crude , 33 340
yellow , 30c.
l'iTiioiKUM-Dull ; I'lmnsylvanlrt oil wale *
none : September tipllonn Hales , none ; 60 ; {
asked ; Mina oil sales , none ; total saluj , nuiic
KosiN-Dull , weak.
Tuiu'ENTlNE Dull. easy.
KICK Moderate demand , firm.
MOI.AS.SM Now Orleans , open kettle , gooi
Ui choice , dull , steady.
builAit-Kuir. active at adecllno ; falrrnlbi
Ing. 3c ; ce'itrlfugnU ' , 00 test , 3lic : sales , 2.0C
toiiH.Miucnv'ado , 80 test at 3e ; 50,000 baj
centrifugals. OG test , at 3o. ! and 2.6UO buy
nm asses sugar , 80 test , at 2 ? c ; roUned , actlv
lllON 1)u11' "tendy ! American , 112.76 !
IB 00
UorfEll-Qulutt lake. 10.50.
liKAD-Qutuli domestic , * 3.60.
toi'd" ' ° " 8i Htrult'i | na' ° ° ull ! Plates , ilul
ijl'F.iTKit-Steady ; domestic , 13,70. ,
ales lOkpotttnat lOc.
Ht , l.ouU .MlirkpU.
PT. rouiB. Aug. S4.-l' ' < Mtil-Dull.
\ViiKAT-Dull , 'iit'iCDir ; No. a red .cash an
August , 67'iCi buplfinbur , & 8c ! ; Documbu
( > 0 ;
COIIN- Weak , ijft''c off ; No. 2 mixed , cas
August , 33 ! c ; September , 33 > ic ; Dect-n
ber ,
ItVK-No. 2.4SC.
lllTTiii : tJncbunged.
Koos-Unchaiiged ,
rmvisu NS-l''lrui ; pork nnd lard unchangci
pork , new , $13.75 ; lard. I8.12IJ.
Ucaitii ra-riimr. U.ooi ) sacks : who.it , IOC
000 Uu.i corn , 22,01)0 Uu , ; oaU. 15,000 liu.
bmi'iiK.NTH-Kluiir , 8,000 Hacks ; wheat , 21
000 bu.i corn , 08,000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu.
Colleu Alnrkot.
NRW VOIIK , Aug. 24 , Options openm steai
ftiidunchunged to 111 points up , und closed Mr
ut 20 to 31) points up. \ireifn 1 marUeU we
more favorable. Thcio wort gold 2,160 but :
Including : Kuptomhur , Mfi ; October , f 15.11
Noviimlier , J14.bOicU.H5 : DurumlHir. $14.7(1
14.05 : Jnnuurr. f 14.85 ; March. $14,00 14.0
Kputltio was urmer but dull ; No. 7 , * lt.87i. !
Oil .M rl < U.
Oii.OiTr , I'a. , Aug. 21. National transit cc
tlllcatcs opened at 60 ) ( ; bluhest. & 'J } | ; lowes
68 , iclojod , OtiJi ! kulcs , 1,000 bbhjclvuraucc
8,000 6bl i hlpment , 05,569 bbN ; runs ,
80,401 bbls.
PtTTflntliK ) , P . , Aug. 24. Nhtlon.il trnntlt
certlllc.itc npcnnd nt GO ; closed. 68M1 high
est , CO ; lone t , 68' < I tales , & , Ul)0 ) bbls.
Omnhn 1'rnduco Mirk t ,
BiiTTKH The receipts of butter Rood
enough for the city retail trade r rn very light.
Fancy crcninerlM , mild p.ickod. 2022 let fjlr
to good creameries , nolld packed , IBSMOc ;
choice to fnncy country , 14ftl5c ; fnlr to ( food
country. 12411 3m jmcklng slock , fresh , H'c ' { }
I.IVK I'uft.TUVTho market Is full-of spilng
clilckuns nnd prices are lower. Oood turlng
chickens. 8'itOo ; old bens , 7)ic ) ; roosters , 4 > aBc ;
ducks , 7c. ,
Ktins Tlie receipts uro rather llgnt wllh
Ilin nmrkut steady , the bulk going at ll'it
11 We.
U.tMR Wlilln the worther l.s too warm to
inuke tlio bundling of game an entirely tafe
business , thcro are some birds arriving ; mal-
liiril ducks. (3.60 ; blue winged teal. 2 ; green
wlngod teal , f 1.60 ; plover , very alow.
HONEY Now honey has put. in an appear
ance on thu market , but thn dnniiind Is light :
choice new whllo clover , 1G3.17C.
I'IOEONS The demand U not quite so active
nslt wus ; live pigeons at)1.60.
VHIKTAnt.liS.
ONIONS Home grown stock Is plenty at ljc
per Ib. on orders from tbo country.
TOM ATOIS : Homo grown stock , on orders ,
ppr basket , GOJ176C ,
I'orATOis The iupply Is very light and the
market llrm. On orders from the country
they are worth at least 76c ,
1'Alin.MJE The business In shipping cabbage
to tlio country appears to bo nbnnt over.
Occasional orders are received and filled at
Hie.
Hie.UKt.r.itv Stray uhlptnonts are arriving and
tlio quality of the stock Is pronounced good
for this season of the year. Celery , per dot.
bunches. 35c.
rnutT.s.
OIIAPKR So far this season thorn nave not
boon very many grapes In from California ;
California , per case , $1.26ftit.50.
OAUKOliNlAKitttiTS I ate Uruwforcl poaches ,
per box , il : llartlett pears , per box , $2 ;
ilium's , per box , tl.25 < Ql,50 ; nectarines , per
box , $1.60.
MKMNS Oood watermelons are selling at
$16 per 100 ; small or Inferior , $10.00S-12.00 ;
Jem cantaloupes , baskets , SI ; crates $1.253
1.60 ,
Ai'i'i.KS No apples to amount to anything
are being shipped In , and tlio supply of homegrown
grown ntock Is moderate. Choice Duchess ,
per bbl. , f3.75JJ-l.00 ; common varieties , sult-
ublo to ship on orders , $3.003.25.
TiioricAt , rnuiTS.
HANANAS I'rlccs remain about steady , per
bunch , large. $2.250)2.50 ) ; per bunch , small to
medium , $1.752.00. ,
LKMONS The steady warm weather pro
duccs n very fair demand for lemons and all
houses am doing a gojil Htoady business In
them. Messlnas , extra fancy , JG.OORG.50 ;
Messlnas , per box , choice to fancy. * 5.00a5.50 ,
OHA.NHKS Thcro are only u few oranitui ar
riving. Klvorshlc Mediterranean sweets , $3.75 ,
HIDKH , TAIUW , KTC.
HiDKSJ-No. 1 green blilus , 2Ue ; No. 2 green
hides , 2c ; No. 1 green salted liluos , 21ic ; No. 2
green salted bides , 2c : No. I green naltoil
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40ilbs. , 2 ? c ; No. 2 green salted
bides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. . 5c : No. 2 veal calf. 8 lln. to 1C
Ibs. , 3c ; No. 1 dry Illnthlilcs , OR ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 5c. Part
cured hldox ! { c per ID. loss than fully cured.
IIEKI' PKI.TS Green Halted , each 35c54$1.25 ;
green salted shoiirllngs ( short woolod early
skins ) , each 16tt25ci dry Khoarllngit ( short
wooled early skliH ) , > fo. 1 , each 5aiOc : dry
shearlings ( short , wooled early skins ) . No. 2 ,
each 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool polls , per lh. . actual weight , 10Q
lie ; dry Mint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 710c : dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool polls , per Ib , ,
actual weight , 0ltc ) : dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool jielt-s. per Ib. , actual weight , 70u :
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight. 6JJ7c.
TAM.OW * AND GiiBABii Tallow , No. 1 , 4n ;
tallow , No. 2. 3c ! : areaso , white A
3c ! ; grease , white It , 3c ; grease , yellow ,
2Jc ; grease , dark , 2'R ' ; old butter , 24J2MC !
cqeswux , prime , 10a25c ; rough tallow , 2 i
%
Knnmi * City MurUuts.
KANSAS CITV. AUK. 24.-WIIKAT Hard , li
lower ; red , steady ; No.2 lnird,49li50c ; No. ' .
red , 51 < a514'c.
CoitN J < ( ir.ic ! lower ; No. 2 mixed , 30 < 330Uc
No. 2 white. 305JB.
OATS-SI ciuly ; No. 2 mixed , 21ffi23c ; No. :
wlillo. ' 27iJ28e. (
HiiTTin : I'lrnij creamery , isasic ; dairy
15 Jill 80.
Enns Weak ; ll'/Jc.
HiCKiiTS : Whcat , 14,000 hu , ; corn , none
oats. 3,000 bn.Wheat
Wheat , 34,000 bu. ; corn , 27,001
bu. ; outs , none.
Cotton Murker.
New ORLEANS , Aug. 24. Futures steady
sales , 25,000 hales ; August , fG.700.80 ; Sop
tombor. $0.7030.80 ; November. J7.00a7.01
December , $7.097.10 ; January , 87.24547,26
February , $7.331(67.34 ; March , $7.4 1447.42.
Good middling , 7Mc ; middling , 0 6-lGc ; lov
middling , 0 11-lGc ; good ordinary , G ? c : no
recolpts , 315 bales ; gross. 328 bales : export
to Great Ilrltaln , 4,000 bales ; sales , 300 bales
Liverpool Mnrkuts.
liivcnroOTj , Aug. 24. AVIIEAT Dull ; demand
mand poor ; holders ofTcr freely ; No. 2 rei
winter , 5s 5d5s ( iVid per cental.
COIIN Kasy ; demand poor ; mixed western
3s lliid percental.
IjAUD42s Gd per cwt. for prlmo western.
BniitTS OF Tuui'n.NTiNC 21s 3d per cwt.
Saw York Dry linodi Murkot.
NEW YOIIK , Auc. 26. The demand for dr
goods was again butter today. There was som'
larger business doing , which reflects the no\ \
growing triidoof jobbers and relates prlncl
pally to staple cottons nnd novelties In tin
goods. The outlook Is felt to bo Improvln
and there Is Increasing conlliloncc.
IlillHilelplili : Ornln .Market.
riiiAini.i'MiA : , Aug. 24. WHEAT Lower
No. U red , Ancust. G4i'KG4c. '
Cons Lower ; No. 2 mixed , August , 45i (
45' ' c.
OATS Lower ; No. 2 wlilto , August , 35C
3Gc. _
Cliiciiiiiatl Marlcuta.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 24 WHEAT No. 3 rot
8e.
8e.COIIN
COIIN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 40c.
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , ! ! 7c.
WHISKY Steady at $1.12.
HulUmoro ( iniin MitrUet.
rtAi.TiMoitE , Aug. 24. WJIUAT Weak ; Ni
2 red. Gl jr.
COIIN weak ; pport , 45fc. }
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , 34c.
STOCKS AM ) UUNUS.
lo Iliiri ( In Sccurltlcn YcBtcrdsy I.linlto
to ii Few Line * . _
Nuw YOIIK , Aug. 24. This has been th
quietest day at the Stocl : exchange for
long time , and out for a spurt during th
last hour would have been one of the dulles
on record. The attendance of brokers am
operators at tlio board during the morn In
was exceedingly small , owing to thu delay i
transportation owing to last night's stern
The boars took nd vantage of this to dopros
prices and were asslsto'l by thu advance 1
the Hank of Kngland rate of discount to
per cent und the revival of rumors affcctin
the credit of ono or more Wall street cot
corns. The general list was depressed fror
} ( to ? ler ceilt whllo Wheeling and Lak
Krio and Cotton Oil preferred droppo
2 to 4.f ' points. Subsequently I
became known that firms sui
posed to bo in financial difllcultlc
had been pulled through and were In n
danger of suspension. At the same tlnm th
money on call became easier the premium
on currency and gold sank lower and itv < i
reported that several of thu savings banli
had informed doiwsltors , who sumo tin :
slnco gave the requisite notlco of will
drawals , that they could have their funds o
demand. Thosu Influences led to n shur
rally during the last hour , improvcmci
from the lowest bulng equal to li to ' j pi
cent. The fact that the decrease of cnniinj
of the St. I'aul for the third week of Augu :
was less than had been anticipated also coi
tributod to the strength of the market , 11
some of the shorts started in to cover. Who
stocks were wanted the supply was found I
bo small. Heading was qufto consplcuot
and advanced on reports that tlio forthcon
ing statement , of thu receivers would show
material reduction in the Homing deb
Speculation left ot ( at or about the bei
prices of thu day ,
The Post nays : Outsidaof u Anv aesu
lory attacks upon prices con lined to a sing
group of securities , there was practiuall
nothing done iu today's stock market. Tl
action of the Hank of Kngland today in mo
Ing up its discount rule at full point to G pi
cent was rather more radical than had bci
generally looked for. To ull intents and pu
poses , it has been discounted already in tl
markets , for the purchase of gold in Londc
for American account practically ceased la
week. It by no means follows , howeve
that a 5 per cent bank rate marks the end i
our own gold import movement. The highi
rale may servo to curtail accommodation i
the London ilniu money market , and may i
that extent , hamper the freu negotiation , I
our largo companies , of sterling loan
What thu high discount rate asauros , hoover \
over , Is a return of London funds from tl
continent a means by which the gold mi
bo readily retained sufilciently to meet tt
Now York demand without depleting ; tt
London bank reserve.
Tlio following arc the closiap quotatloi
on the leading itocks on the Now York
exchange today :
Atphlnon 1BH Nor. PaclOo prfM. . 10
Atl.imn KiprpRfl. . . 1HO U. 1' . I.V < > B
Allon.TcrroH.iulc. 17 flfi
do prat'd 141) do prct'd , , .
American Rxprcift 103 N. Y. Central
ll.iltlmora.VOhlo. . fl3 > 4 N. Y. .V.N. B.
Canada 1'aclfle 7l > ? ( ) Ontarlo.V\Vo torn.
Canada Southern. , 42 j'Orccon Imp 13
Central 1'aeino . . . 17MiOreiron Nav 3.1
Clio * , ft Ohio 14 ! < | O. H. U , < .UN. . . . . . 7
Chicago * Alton. . . 12B 'Pacific ' Mall t" (
C.U..VQ 7t' ( < IN'orl.i Ioc..V M. . . , ll'j
ChlcafoOas . , COM Pjllsuurir 140
Consolidated Ga . . 117 Sl'nllnian 1'nl.ico. . . 143
o. c. c..si. . I , 324 limiting 14K
Cotton Oil Cert 2SMlUclimondTcr 1
askud ,
The total sales of Blocks today were 92,000
huros , Including : Atchlson , H.200 ; Chlcngo
Qns , 8,000 ; DIstlllliiB , 3,4(10 ( ; Onnurnl EIcc-
rlc. 7,500.Ueadlnu , & .210 ; Itock Islaiul ,
.200 ; St. I'aul , 12,000 ; Sugar , 0,000 ; Western
Union , 0,000.
In the London Mnrltot.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 24. The Evening Post's
.omlim . special says ! Although the hank rate
vns rntscd todiiy to 0 per cent , the rcscrvo has
nly decreased 54.0(11) ( ) . iiotwlthstaiidliig the
ut oHIux of 585,000 In gold during tlio winik
or export. The cause of this small decrease
s found In the return of cash from homo clr-
ulntlon.
Uotalls of the gold movcinnntdurliiR tha
veek ; l,05rjOUOexported to the United States
mil 41120,000 to Oannda ; 1549,000 received
mm the continent and 43,000 from lira *
II , The other dounslts have decreased JUl.GOO.-
000. The nmrkot supply of cash Is hecomlnit
carco. The Hank of Franco returns show
hat the very hirgu withdrawals of gold for
America , which London bolloved yesterday
o have been inado at I'arls , have probably not
occurred. Thu French stock of cold shows
only a slight doorcase. The stock markets
vuro lint today all around , prices closing at
ibont the wor.it on the rise of hank rates and
ho prospects of diir : money for the settle-
nL'iil , Thu account , however , U prohnbly too
iiiuill for dear money tocauMoany dllllcultlcs.
liver Is down to 34 d and rupee paper tu
New York Money Market.
NRW YOIIK , Aus. 24. MONEY ON CAM ,
Easy nt2ftG ( per cent ; hist loan at 2 per cent ;
closing offered at 2 per cent.
PIUMU.HKIICANTII.I : 1'Ai'cit G12 per cent.
KTKIII.INO KXCIIANOK Finn , with actual
'uislness ' In hankers' bills at } 4.824.83
for sixty-day bills and I4.874.87'i for
lunmiul ; commorclal lilIN , Jl.HUViSi4.80'/ .
HII.VKU ( JEiiTiFicATES None on sale , closed
t 75c bid.
GOVEIINMK.NT HoNi > s Firm , State bonds ,
[ lull.
lull.Tho
The closing quotations on bonds.
Financial Nutos.
KANSAS OITY , Aug. 24. Clearings. 1840 ,
703.
703.Nuw
Nuw ORLEANS , Aug. 24. Clearings , 9G84 ,
372.
372.MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS , Aug. 24 , Clearings , $35,014 ; bal
ances , $0,381.
NEW VOHK , AUB. 24. Clearings , fOO.180,907
bulances. $2,877,000.
OMAHA , Aug. 24. Clearings , $045,283 ; sam
aay lust week , 8460,214.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 24. Now York oxchangi
25c discount. Olearlngs , 11,020,000.
ItAI.TIMOIli : , Aug. 24. Cloarimrs , $008,141
baluncus , $314,000 , Money , 0 per cent.
I'lIII.ADKi.nilA. Aug. 24. Clearings , $3,603.
110 ; baluncus , $1,030,507. Money , G percent.
ST. Louis. Aug. 24. Clearings , $2,237,332
baluncus , fc342,481. Money quint , GiJiB pu
cent. Exchange on New Vurk * $4 discount.
ClllCAOO , Aug. 24. ClearliiKU , 110,488,21 :
New Vork exchange , t5 discount. Htorlln
exchange , $4.804 ! < i 4.85i ! < Monuy steady at
per cent.
Nr.w YOIIK. Aug. 24. [ Special Telegram t
Tin : HEK. ] Exchange was quoted as follow
today : Chicago , $3 to $5 discount ; St. Louli
* 5 discount.
1'AitiH , Aug. 24. Three per cent rentes , 00
lie for the account. The weakly Htatumunt u
tlio Hank of Franco show.s a decrease i
B.225,000f In gold and an Increase of 300.00C.
In silver.
LONIION , Aug. 24-Tho bullion in the Han !
of England decreased during the past wee
438,000. The proportion of the Han
of England's reserve to liability , which las
week was 43. 01 per cent , Is now 44.00 po
cent. The amount of hnlllon gone Into th
Hunk of England on balance today , 80,001
Hunk of England rate of discount , 5 per cent.
O.M.YIIA. l.lVi : STUCK.
There Via. * n MnrkcU Decrease In Buppllf
of All Kind. .
TilimsiUY , Aug. 24.
Thcro was a marked decrease in supplic
of both hogs and cattle today and the dowi
ward course of prices at least tcmporarll
checked , Uccclpts for the four days foot u
7,077 cattle , .33,950 , hogs and 3,171 , sheep , n
against 8,4)5 ! ) cattle , Uj.130 hogs and 8,47
sheep lor the corresponding period lac
week ,
In its general features the cattle markt
today was but a repetition of that (
Wednesday. Supplies were comparative !
light and composed very largely o
westerns , One train load of' ' India
Territory cattle were on the markc
and Cudahy received a train lou
of Texans from Kansas City. Dressed bet
men mononolizod thu buying and paid' abou
steady prices for desirable beef grades , hi
were inclined to neglect or bid a little lowi
on common to inferior craves. They bougi
fair to good 1,107 to l,17d-lb. steers at aroun
ftl.UT ) and ft. and from fcJ.UO to $3.40 for tt :
under grades. The westerns were voi
largely on the feeder order. Killers took
few Colorado unit western Nebraska catt
at from fci.CO tn ) .17 } and a big string c
8G8-lb. "Territory" cattle at $2.1)0. ) The mu
kot , whllo not fur from steady , was prautli
ally devoid of life , although the supply wi
pretty well out of first hands at the close.
UulliH'sa nnd weakness characterized tl
trade in butchers' stock and canncrs. Ofte
ings were airaln liberal enough to mal
buyers with 'limited orders indifferent nr
prices shaded lower. Fair to good butcher
cows sold luriroly at from fl.75 to fJ. 1
Calves at from $ ) to M.M ) were steady i
strong , and Dulls and stags ut from f 1 to :
were ciuotably uncl.ungod.
liuslnosB in stockcrs and feeders coutinin
brisk and prices are firming up nlccl ;
Country buyers were looking for bargali
and regular 'dealers needed to roplenis
their stocks. Bupplios were rather llgl
and the movement was free. Prices uro 1 !
to lioo higher than the first of thu week nt
the feeling is strong. Good to choice fucdc
are < iuotaulo ut fj.75 to M.I 5 , fair to good i
! .GO 10 tJ.75 and common stuff ut ( 'J to fJ.C
ilcprcsuntalivn vales ;
No. Av. l'r. No. Av. I'r.
1 . 1100 1270 10. . , . , .1077 130 !
22 . 7Q'J 8 00 40. . . . , .1170 4 UC
0 . 1137 B 40
COWS.
2 . 876 1 00 3 . OCO 1 OC
1 00
1 00
1 05
1 (15 (
2 OO
2 00
2 OO
2 00
2 00
a or >
2 10
2 10
2 15
2 ID
2 30
2 00
200
2 00
D 00
4 00
4 50
4 50
1 50
1 05
1 75
200
245
2 GO
2 GO
3 00
WKBTflRN CATTI.K.
No. Av. l'r. ' No. Av. l'r.
8 stccrs.1250 J2 DO
mmiASKA.
42 f'd'rs..lllO J3 05 24 stcors.1101 13 17J
1 Htcor.,1420 3 17 > i 58 COWS. , 812 205
4slcoM. 8U7' 2 00 17 steers. 001 2 00
i 0 cows . 047 1 05 afcodarsll'JS 2 50
10fuuderHll35 3 UO 23cows. . . 030 1 75
12stn > , tlgl273 2 10
INDIAN TElUUTOnY-TBXAN * .
8str3tlgl020 175 382 steer * . 80S 2 30
COUWAWO CATTI.B.
29COW8. . 887 245 1 feeitor.1080 260
22fcodersl001 315 10 fcodors 974 315
1 bull..1150 140 1 sir , tlg.lOCO 1 UO
Istr.tlg. G20 190 7strs.tUtlll7 190
1 steer..760 260 1 steer..1010 260
1 steer. . 030 260 7.steers. . 811 250
65 steers. . 800 200 BHHtoors. . 918 2 GO
lions With loss than half as many hogs
on sale as were hero cither Wednesday or 11
week aio thcro was a sharp reaction In
prices and lOc to 15e of Wednesday's big de >
cllno was regained. Thcro was a very fait
shipping and fresh meat demand , but
Cudaby led the procession of local buyers
and took considerably over half the total
receipts. Light and light mixed hogs sold as
usual at a good premium on heavies , will :
sales nil tlio way from 4.00 up to ffl.iiO ,
largely at J5 and fc > .10 , while heavy anil
mixed packing grades wont at from § 4.80 uii
vo $ . " > , but largely at $4.85 and $4.1K ) . Trade
was active throughout and over early the
bulk of the hogs soiling at from $4.85 to $5
as against $4.75 to1.90 Wednesday nnd
$4.S > 0 to SS.lOono week ago today. Hopro
scntativo sales :
Sh. Pr. No. Av.
$4 75 6'2. . .290
80 4 75 60. . .330
320 4 80 04. . .200
4 80 74. . .244
4 80 60. . .308
3..304 4 80 73. . .250
1..300 4 80 G7. . .241
80 15. .299
iiiiisiS 200 4 80 GO. . .209
3..273 4 80 70. . .255
2..275 4 80. . . 58. .294
1..250 40 4 80 , . 7. .201
! ) . . . .323 320 4 90 H 12. .238
1..250 320 4 85'- ' 04. .229
3..302 120 4 85" ' ' 04. .200
3..314 120 4 85 15. .288
5..283 80 4 KG . | 27. .229
1..279 120 4 85 4 68. .240
5 . . .204 40 4 85 i 08. .255
B . . .229 240 4 83 01. .243
IS..252 200 4 85' 71. .200
B..310 120 4 5' ' I 04. .258
G..323 120 4 85 j 03. .205
9..270 4 86 . 10. .209
2..30G 80 4 85 07. .2.15
5..338 280 4 H6 ' 76. .230
5..331 80 4 85 67 .232
5..S44 120 4 90-(1 ( 2. .180
1..27G 200 4 90 ' 73. , .214
2. . . 329 80 4 90 i 4'J. , .190
7. . .313 4 90 ' < 87. , .210
0..295 120 4 90 84. , .181
5..211 240 4 00 „ 74. , .198
8..227 1GO 4 90 q 50. . ' 197
0..267 100 4 OOi .212
7..250 3GO 4 90 I ' 83 : , . .199
0..280 80 4 90 i G5..184
4..276 240 4 9Ol 8G.i..193
7..250 320.4901 . .90..A78
3..283 200 4,90 : t
i-ios Xfjn'nouair.
2..835 ' 3 80
SHEEP Five double decks of western
were received and part of thorn sold P.rl
( pretty tough ) prices. The market Is weal
and aull with tiio demand cxtrcmcl ,
limited and "only for good stock. Fair t
good natives , S3.00@3.75 ; fair to good wosl
eras , $2.00 < ; 3.25 : common and stock shoe ]
$1.50@2.7.r ) : fjood to. choice 40 to 100-lt
lambs , $3.X4.50. ( )
Itocoiptft iiuil Ulnpnittliin of Stock ,
Onicl.il receipt ) and disposition ot stock a
shown by the books of the Omaha Union Stoc
Yards company for tlio twenty-four hour
ending at 6 o'clock p. in. August 24 , 1803 :
KKOEIPI'.S.
Chicago I.lvo Stock Miirltot.
OitlOAnn , Aug. 24. Ifipeclul Telegram t
THIS ItKK.l Thu receipts of cattle were abou
0,000 head less than yesterday , being estl
mated at 13.0UO bead , of which about 8,00
were natives , 2,000 western * and 3,00
Tuxans , As many cattle were leftover fror
Wednesday , thu.supply wits morn tluui hiilli
clent to IIII all orders , and therefore thu marki
remained weak. Trade dragged and Nullei
were unablii to nmlco a cleuruncu , though the
worked faithfully. Balon of natlvu.s wet
few ouUluo of tha llinlls of froi
$1.GO to 11.-Id , while westerns sol
principally at from (2.25 to $3.50 and Texan
largely below $2,75. Importers have not don
much this week , thu foreign market beln
lower and the demand for "astern iiccoun
also being lighter than usual. Fut cattle ui
relatively iMieapor than the ntfirradia , Hlnc
Huturdny thu arrivals Jmvo boun 0,000 boa
more than for the game tlmo last weuk , an
unless the biipply for tomorrow and Haturda
Hhull provo remarkably light there Isnotllkul
to bo any recovery of jirlces.
Tlio recolptstif nogs were larg
again today. fWotlng up from 28.00
lo30.000 head , butitiiey worn from 15,000 l
18,000 head lossu than for Wudnubdav
and } intlnr atUi.iACllvo demand th
gruatcr part of . that day's declln
was recovered , llilycNi did the hunting toda ;
They were outcarly'and up to 11 o'clock tliui
weru continuous HtrSNIns of hogu pasting ovu
the scales. The number actually on Halo WH
nearly us largo u4 Ifor Wednesday , abou
14OOU head huvlniribuun loft uvur , hut nearl
uvtrythlng was bought up und at aiiadvunt
of from 16c 'w 20c. Heavy lion
sold ir.ojtly at-"fn > m J5.1O to I5.a
and from ia.76 us'feD.'JO was paid for tli
bulk of the light. J'iii'y ( | light " ln erh" win
In dennind und hoUlus high us (5.00 and tbui
wiu u llttlu hculpliiK Jn cullnal from * 3.uU I
14.75 , The clo.su wns actlvo und strong.
Kheop could not'WMl ' worse than tliuy Inn
biien doing for sonidnlayn pant , and In vlow <
Iho continued liuavy1 receipts imil the abneni
of any coiiblduraHC ) < i hlpplng demand thu
could HCurculy builpi'Cted { to toll butte
Values wore without quotable changn , (3.1
for fair U > choice and at from f 1 to rJ.76 fi
poor to medium.Veslernn bold principal !
ut prices below 13.25. Tlio lamb market wi
bteiuly at from 12.50 to (5.25 for poor to cboh
nuulltlvK , with mostuf thu Inibfneiig nt fro
(3,75 tolr4.7u. The pens uru full of nheop an
lambs und tills woeKU not likely to buu un
linprovenient In prlco.
ItuculpU ; Cattle. 13,000 head ; calvcn , 1,0 (
bend ; hogs , 28,001) fumd ; bheop , 12,000 head.
Thu Evening Journal roimrU : c :
OATTI.B KocolptH , 13.OOO headj marki
weak for nuttvus ; Texnns and wculern
Htrongt imilvos , coinmon Ui bust , I2.75ii > 5,0i
cows2.76(35.25 ( ; Toxunu , ( l,40it'J.OOj wus
erns. (2.11) 4.00.
lloas Kccolpts , 12,600 head : market closi
25c higher for heavy und llXfcl&chlghur fi
lights ; ) iitxed and puckurb , (5.11X35.26 ; prlu
buury , (5.26.4ll ; tiutchun , (6.2536.55.
BIIEEIHeculpts , 12,00q lumdi nutlvi
(2.26 9.25 ; ultra wotburv , (3.76 4.16 ; wen
emu , (2.10 3,76 ; feudvn , t'J.OOifJ.10 ; land
I7.60a7.65.
Knntai Olty i.lvo luck Market.
ClTV , AUS. 24. ClATTI.E KeCClpI
4.0OO head : thlpmuiiu , 4,600 boud ; murk
steady to Huong ; Texas and sblpplug btt'ci
11,76 5.15 ; Tot s nnd native cow , tt,203
3,00 ; btitohor stiKk , f3.00ft4.16i tlockori and
feeders , (1.5Xtl3.60.
Mods Itocolnts , 8.000 hc d | blpmnnt < t ,
2,60 ( ) bead ) market 10A20c higher ; bulk. t4.75
U5.25 : hoavlos , packers and mixed , { 4.60 ®
6.26 ; lights , Yorkers nnd pigs , (5.15 5.25.
SlIKEf-IJocolpts. 200 bead ; lillinints ) , 100
bead ; market steady.
St. I.onU I.lvo Stock .Mnrkot.
ST. Lotus. Aug. 24. Ovrri.r. Ueoolpts. 3,100
heads shipments , 2.600 head ; market. lOc
lower for Texan ; best prices for steers , J3.10 ;
cows , (2,60.
llona llecelpts , 3,200 hnnilt nhlpmcnts , 1 ,
GllO bead ; market nponcd lower , closed lOc
blglicr : top prices , J5.GO ; bulk ot snlcs , (5.20
5.50.
SIIKRP Uocolpts , GOO head ; shipment ? , 400
head : markot'Sluady.
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH OMAHA.
Seine CommUmnn .Men nnibtbo Stuck Yurdii
Comp.uiy at Outs.
A largo sized difference of opinion has
again sprung up between some of the live
stock commission linns nnd the management
of the Union Stock Yards company. The
following loiter sent to each firm doing busi
ness nt the yards by Secretary J. C. Sharp
yesterday is the foundation for the snarl
which wijl probably not bo untangled until
It reaches the courts :
"Gentlemen : Calling your attention to
my letter of the 20th ult. . iu which 1 notified
you that you would bo required to glvo this
company another bond by the " .Sth lust. ,
copy of which has been furnished you , I have
now to notify you that at the close of busi
ness on the last named day your bond now
hold by this. company will bo cancelled and
returned to you. After the close of busi
ness on the " 8th lust , you will bo required by
this company to pay all its advanced charges
nnd charges for yardage , feed , etc. , before
delivery of stock in the company's yard con
signed to you , unless you shall before that
tlmo furnish the company a new bond. I
glvo you this notice for the purpose of pre
venting any misunderstanding' hereafter. "
This matter of Riving a now bond was dls-
cusso'l nt a meeting of the Exchange seine
imo ago , and the unanimous sentiment of
ho members seemed to bo at that time that
hey would not give any guaranty bond. It
now develops that several of the gentlemen
kvho spoke openly In their opposition to the
.iropostUon hare slnco changed their minds
nnd have already given the company a satis-
fastory guaranty bond , llut lliero arc
ithers who have stuck to their lirst dcclara-
lon and still refuse to glvo any bond other
.linn the ono upon which they have been
doing business for years.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. T. J. Mahoney ,
ivho is the legal advisor for the Exchange ,
tvas sent for. Ho was luvltod into Mi' . Park-
lurst's ofllce , where ho met a croup of commission -
mission men discussing the above letter sent
out by the stock yards company. The men
explained to their attorney that ho had been
sent for to go into the courts with
this last order sent out by Secretary Sharp.
Among the linns represented at the meeting
nnd who oppose any change of bond are :
Wagner , Burnoy & Co. , 1'arkhurst & . Hop-
ier. Smith , Carey & Co. , Jackson , Acker it
Co. , George Adams & Burke. Clay , Hoblnson
& Co. , Kcctmu nnd Smith , Sam Gosney &
Co. , Boyer Bros. & Co. , Gllchrist , Haiina &
2o. , i'arrino , Cook & Co. , Perry Bros. , Law
rence , Sweeney & Horn and Beyers Bros ,
Today Mr. Mahoney will commence an
action in the district court asking for an in-
'unction restraining the stock yards com ,
.tany from locking up any stock consigned Ic
commission linns until after tlio question ol
what sort of bond shall be given is definitely
decided by the courts.
Touched lor Ills \Vrnltb.
James Tiernoy , a farmer from near Vail
la. , has lived to bo about GO year :
of ago nnd up till last nigh I
did not believe that there were
any dishonest men in the world. He had
icard tell of people being swindled and rob
bed , but Jim always thought it was onlj
newspaper gab and the stories would tro irene
ono ear and out the other. But any ono win
hears the tale Jim relates of his cxpcriohci
In South Omaha Wednesday night can easily
tell the old gentleman Is in earnest and speaks
from the bottom of his heart.
Tierney never was much of a sport , he
says , but the spirit moved him to seek n
little pleasure last night. Ho had come ovei
from Vail to buy seine feeders. After look
ing over what thcro was at the yards ho die
not find anything that suited him , so he
drifted into ono , two or three saloons nnd tooli
on a sufficient amount of liquor to dovelopc
his sporting proclivities. For a companion he
picked out a colored man , whoso name he
did not take the pains to ascertain. Tin
negro know where the two could go anil
have a quiet good tlmo. Jim was agreeable
and the colored man steered him into :
housn on R street between Twenty-eightl ,
and Twenty-ninth. After entering Tiornoj
says ho docs not remember mu'cl
except the fact that there were twe
pretty good looking women in the room ant
that ho was given a drink out of a bottle
which set him.io reeling. After rcmainlnf
in the house for awhile , without going to bee
or to sloop Tierney suys he started to leavi
when ho discovered that his watch had beer
stolen. Ho made a kick aud the colored mat
gave U back to him. Ho then bad anothci
drink and went out. Just us bo loft the dooi
ho felt for his money and to his immcnsi
sorrow that too had disappeared. This win
more grief than the old man could tolerati
and bo at once reeled off to the police sta
tion and told Captain Austin of his oxpcrl
ence. The captain had Tierney go with bin
to the house where ho claimed to have los
his money and ho pointed out the house oc
cupled by Mrs. Williams , a widow. Tin
house was watched until morning but m
colored man came out.
Tierney had four $100 bills and ? Go in goli
and silver. All the robbers left him was :
lone nlckle ,
Tlio colored man referred to was seen talk
ing to Tierney early in the evening and i :
known by the police. All efforts to locati
him hero have failed. At noon Dotcctlvi
Mitchell went to Omaha in the hope of find
ing him there. Tierney will remain In th
city a day or two to identify the negro 1
caught.
Mrs. Williams has been arrested once
Tlio police glvo her house n questlonabl
name , although she was not convicted o
any offense when locked up before. Mrs
Williams bus a daughter about in years o
age and at the time of her mother's arrcs
she was also locked up.
Htock VnrilD Tulk.
A gang of men was put to work at the stocl
yards yesterday building a lot of new hoi
pens iu the south yards. Fit teen carpenter
are employed. The now cattle pens nortl
of the Exchange building will be complutei
this week- When this work Is elono th
yards will have a capacity for 0,000 , cattlo.
Business at the yards had dropped ol
about UO pur cent during tlio last six week :
aud the force of men employed has been re
duccd accordingly. A heavy run of cattle I
anticipated this fall and the company is getting
ting the yards in excellent shape for the fal
business.
City ( ioHiilp ,
R. O. Maylleld Is at the Chicago fair.
\V. U. Check Is laid up with a sprained Iil |
Sim Upton of Union is the guest of Sai
Gosnoy ,
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. .
Bcstonlohner.
Mrs. KlUaboth Dulanoy of Blair is vlsltln
her son Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs , Utoph lost another chll
yesterday by diphtheria.
J. B. Clark , thu stockman who was sci
tcnced to liftoen days In the county jail , wi
plUME IN HIGH PLA.CE3I It
* - ' not strange that some people d
wrong through ignorance , ethers froi
a dilluro to investigate aa to the rigfit a
wrong o ( u inuttor. But It is strange
that individuals und firms , who uro ( ull
nwuro o ( the rights of others , will par
slat in perpetrating frauds upon than
High-toned , wealthy nmnufreturin
Onus will offer nnd boll to rotull inci
chants , articles which they know to li
infrlngmnont4 on the rights of proprii
tors , nndiinlUtloiiBof well known goodi
Wo want to sound u note of warning t
the rotuilora to beware of such linllu
tlona aud simulations of "OAHTiCU'ri Ln
TLK LiVKlt Pif LS. " Wlion they nro o
forod to you , rofusa thorn ; you do nt
want to do wrong , und you don't want I
lay yourself liable to u lawsuit. Ho
Frunldln said "Honesty la the host pol
cy" ; it Is just as true thut
thobost principle. "
yostcnlay pArdoncd out by Mayor
and loft town at onco.
The 11-yoar-old son of N. M. ColtriU has
boon missing slnco Tuesday-
The Infant child of M. Goldstein died yes
terday of cholera In fan tutu.
J. li. 1'ftxton. superintendent nt the stock
yards Is takliiR In the World's fair. '
Mr. Millcn of Council lltuffs was the Rticst
of Councilman llulla last evening.
Sylvester anil W. A. Kced ot Nemalm
county visited .Itidso Vwlor yesterday.
Wave Anderson N circulating a petition
pettlnt : signers to Join a taxpaylnR tongue.
Kd lltzfierr.ld lm been panloncil out of
Jail by tlio mayor on account of the sickness
ot his wife.
Miss Mary Owens , who has boon visiting
her brother .lolin , returned yesterday to her
homo In IQvnnslon , 111 ,
Ihoclty council mot again last night to
further discuss what action It would take
with tlio Johnson report ,
The Sunday school children of the Hnlted
Prosbyturlnn uhureh hold a picnic til Hans-
coin park yostcrday afternoon.
A stock yards switch online ] umpoil the
tracks yesterday morning , uml It took until
evening to place It back on the tracks.
K. M. ttonnoll gave n musical feature i\t n
loago mojtlng of Nebraska No , 1. ICnl nts
of Pythias In Omaha Wednesday nlgiit.
The "Circulating library" held a very en-
Joynblo mcotlnc last night at thu vcsldiinco
of Mrs. U. J. laxwoll. llcfrushmonls were
served.
looXowasky , an employe at Hammonds ,
was caught between Uvo cars yesterday and
ono of bis fcot was so badly crushed that it
will probably have to bo amputated.
Hugli Carpenter was brought homo Wediics.
day nvcnlng with n bndly crushed foot. AVlnlo
In Onmba standing nt thu now library build
ing a heavy stone foil upon bis foot , crushing
it so that it is feared amputation will bu
necessary.
Postmaster Glasgow opened up another
package In his ofilcu .yesterday which had
ocen represented to him to contain nothing
but mcrchandlso , when In fact there was
also a letter in the uackagc. The sender
lias been notified to call at tlio ofllco anil
explain.
Mr. It. Klco , a banker nnd shipper from
\YiIsonvilln , Ftirnas county , was hero vester-
day with a bunch of cattlo. Ho says the
corn crop will bo the largest In his county
that has been known for years , but that tb'u
small grain Is not looking as well as In other
seasons.
Heavy Run of the Mlinirtiicills | Milts fur
tlio runt \Voclc.
MINNEAPOLIS , Aug. 24. The North western
Miller in its weekly review says : The mills
made qnlto a record last week , thutr output
buing the heaviest In any week for tlio year.
It was 'J03,840 barrels , averaging :53lia : , ) liar-
rels dally , against 'JCRJ.llO barrels for the cor
responding time In IS'.li ' and lr > ,3$0 barrels
in 18'Jl. Something of a reduction will bo
shown this wtck as two loss mills nro run
ning than were a week ago , cutting off ! i,000
barrels dully. They were put Into scrvico
to furnish Hour on old orders , thu shipping
directions on which were at the time boiug
sent in qulto freely. This inclination , however -
over , has since been checked and a reduction
of tlio output afterward. The water power
Is now In moderately good shape , and thei'o
is about enough to go around.
The movement of Hour continues slow ,
flniinclal illlllcultics influencing it very
lariruly. lyast wool : probably not more than
half the Hour ground was sold , old orders
being drawn on to take care of the rest.
Quto a largo number of mills prefer not to
sell very freely on account of the unceruin-
tics of the llnaniaul situation , and they pur
posely exact conditions which will have Ibis
effect. Foreigners seem to want Hour , par
ticularly baiters , and were sterling exchange
In a normal condition there would bo a big
ger demand. Prices are a trUlo easier than
they were a week ago , except as to low
grade , which is firmer in sympathy with
feed.
St. Louis' Illuinlnntloii.
ST. Louis , A.ug. 24. Tonight , after two
preceding tests , the first cfimploto illumina
tion of this year's annual series was given ,
For three hours the principal streets of the
city , filled with a countless throng , were
illuminated by nearly 100,000 ulcctrio and
gas lights. The principal displays were on
Washington avenue , Broadway and Twelfth
stieot , olectrleity being lantely used in the
development of illuminating designs , for
wnoso variety and brilliancy St. Louis has
already won fame. The scries of illumina
tions will last until October IU ana will cost
in the aggregate 81 5,000.
I'rimltlvo cinrh of .Vnturp.
Joh'n Urown , a young man about23 years of
agowas arrested yesterday by a park police
man for appearing in llanscoin park iu a
nude condition.
The. ofllcor told Brown that the park was
not the garden of Kdun and that the city
ordinances prohibited such an appalling
scarcity of wearing apparel. The fellow
said he was only cooling oil. Ho was charged
with indecent exposure.
Huircliliifr : lor u Sinter.
William M. Wallace of 5lk Union avenue ,
Cleveland , O. , arrived in the city yesterday
It Curea Coldi , Cuughi. Bora 1 hroat , Croup , In flu-
eni , Whooplnc Cough , Bronchltli andAathma ,
A certain cure for Coniumption In firtt its'Jti ,
and a aiire relief In advanced itajn , Uie at once.
You trill ice the excellent eifect after taking the
first doie. Bold by dealers everywhere. Large
bottUa 0 einta flirt ? I Ort
In senrch of hl slotcr , Mr * . Annix
whom her family h.ivo not honrd from for
two yoan.
Mr. Wnllaco st.itcs that hli Uter WAS
nurrlcil to John R IA\VS | ftboitt twenty rt
years ago nnd some llmo nf torwnrd cnmo west V ,
locating In Omnhn , vrhoro iho.v have slncoT
roilded. Mr. Wnllaco AJthat about two
ycnrs ngo his sl tor and nor husband icpnr-
atod , and slnco then her roliMtTci b&vo not
honrd from her.
Mr.Vnllnco says ho met Mr , Lown. who1
Is engineer nt the Now York Llfo bnlldlnff ,
Inat night nml wns told that ho
know nothing of his former wife's
whereabouts. Mrs. Louis' ' daughter , who
Is about 10 years of ngo , U nlio alleged to
h\vo : disclaimed nny Knowledge ot bar -vx-
mother's present homo. Mrs. Ixswls Is sntd T
to bo iv nurse , and her brother applied at the
police station for Information concerning hoc ,
but none of the oftlccrs knew anything about
tlio womnn ,
The brother Is very nnvlous to see her , and
as be can only stay In the city n short tlmo
ho would regard it us n favor If Anyone
knowing anything about her would leave
word for him at the Onult house. Mr. und
Miss l.owls , Wallace uys. are going east on
a visit shortly , and bo will endeavor to en
list them In bis assistance before leaving.
Fremont AM'itlm.
FIIKMONT , Aug. 24. ( Special to Tnr. HRB. ]
The iiiddon death of Theodore Ltnnomnnn ,
an old nnd successful farmer near Snyder ,
in this county , whlto working In the hny
Hold , occurred yesterday by the result of a
rupture of a blood vessel of the brain.
The committed on location of the proposed
now cotlcgo has been In the city for thu past
twenty-four hours ami has been escorted
over the city by a delegation of citizens.
The members were very much ploiund with
Fremont and ns they already have ono
Institution hero they look favorably upon tha
location of another.
Quito a number of members of the repub
lican state central commllloo were In the
city tnday setting up pins for convention
day.
( .Soorgo A. McArthur ol the Atkinson
Graphic wns in the city today calling upon
his personal and political friends.
Hon. and Mrs. J. 1' . ICnton of Mnplovlllo
have returned from their visit to the homo
of their ancestors In Now Kngland.
Minor I'oliuu Nntoi.
\Vllliam Kocnlg l.ad a trial in police court
yesterday afternoon for stealing (05 from a
friend , and was held for further examina
tion In the sum of J.VXI.
Ono of the tough looking mugs in court
yesterday morning was Fred Williams , Ho
was arrested on complaint of Max Fogel for
stealing two coats valued at f'JO. Williams
will have a hearing today.
Joseph Itodaoinlul , a young tough , throw a
stone at Motormnn A. J. Ultterhbuso of the
Sherman avenue line 'Wednesday night , In
juring him severely In tlio face. Thu young
man was locked up and charged wlthass.iult.
Wednesday afternoon John F. JaeUsou as
saulted Mary Pennillknocking her down and
bruising her considerably. Yesterday mornIng -
Ing Jackson was arrested and was tried Im-
motllatcly. Besides gutting a good lecture
Jackson was sentenced to ninety days In the
county Jail , the first nml middle live days of
each month to bo on bread und water.
Wymoro Stciullly Improving.
WVMOUB , Neh. , Aug. ! ! -Special [ to Tun
IlKi : . ] Workmen have commenced on tha
large double front throo-story brick block
of H. W. Dinninth's. Despite hara times
the town continues to grow. Brick sldo-
wallts are now being laid on the principal
streets.
The palatial residence ot T. P. Hargravos ,
vice president of the First National bank , is
Hearing completion.
The late rains have made a good corn crop.
A FULL STOMACH
ought to cause you no discom
fort whatever. If it docs ,
though If there's any trouble
after eating take Dr. Florae's
[ Pleasant Pellets. They're a
perfect and couvculcnt vest-
pocket remedy. One of these
tiny , stignr-conted , anti-bilious
granules at a dose regulates
and corrects the entire system.
Sick or ISIllous Headaches , Con
stipation , Indigestion , Bilious
Attacks , and all derangements of the liv
er , stomach , and bowels arc prevented ,
relieved , and permanently cured.
They're the smallest , easiest to take ,
cheapest , and liest. They're guaranteed
to give satisfaction , or money is returned.
is perfectly , permanently ,
positively curou by Doctor
Bago'H Catarrh Remedy.
The proprietors of this inou-
icino provo that by their
olfer. It's $500 cash for u
casoof Catarrh which they
cannot cure. By all druggislH , 60 cents.
lr. C. Ilo. ) Wo. the klne
of rlilnc < ! iinxllcliieu , can
truly 1)0 called the lclnot
nu'illcliiu boenuao ut liln
\vomliTfiil hklll und cnron
of ull kbul UlHcnucH. IIu
Hpi'iit yrai-Hln tliu imullcal
rolli'k'i ) of Cliltm anil URH
If.'irncil Iho iictloim of ever
0,0111) ) illtlun-nt Cldm'Ho > '
rcini'illvH. Ilo IIIIH acquired -
much Uiiowloilrii ; nut took
yeara of haiil nml I'liruuDl
Ktuily lo accompllHli. Old-
iit'Mi iiHMllclnf'H nrn mii > o-
rlur brcaUHt ! of tln-lr purity
Htrenelli. They an )
, UarlsB , IICTDH , flu wcra ,
, , tCp ] Io lm.uoH
| ic'clillty ! of IIIIJH'H prlv.ito UIHOIIHISH , loHtiiuiu-
liooil , catarrh , nervotmnusH , chronic dlHuniicH and
nil feimilo wiiiikncsHus. 1'atluiitH at n illHt.-iiiciicau _
. Tim < l clor lint
t ) tnmli'il by corrrHpoii'lcMici !
ImnilreilHof ti-HtlinoiilalH. Scml 4 ei'iilHMUimiisror
frc-ii book ot R-Htlinuiilals ami iiui'tilliiii blankH. Dr. _
C. Ouo W < / , IDtli uml California Blnjetit. Omalm , C
SOUTH OIV1AJJA.
Union Stock Yards Compmy ,
Soutn Ornahai
Beit Cattle Ha anil Simp markst lit li wall.
COM H _ 85r | _ < _ HO" I. _ tWeed
Wood Brothers ,
Mvfl Stook Coiiirnlidon Morohunti
" o-itli OmmUa Tolepbouj IIST. Chl3lf
JOHN I ) . lAI > n\t AN , I „ . „ . , . . "
WAI.TUK I ! . WOOD. ( *
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urnUhod upon application.
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