TITE OMATTA DATLT liRE: TIUnAT, AT'arST 17, 1000.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Pit Spend? a Dull Day Under Heivy
v ,, , , , '
.Liquidation,
1 I
TRADE IN ALL MARKETS LACKS ACTIVITY SI
Corn l Mnrfcett by Nervousness nnd
Closes MIIkMIj IIIkImt Onts Arc
Unlet, but JdiMidy Provision
Dull mid Irrrjtiiliir.
.CHICAGO, A MR. 16.-Vheat was dull nnd
heavy today under liquidation, September
closlnff lo under yesterday. Corn was ner
vous and closed Tic higher. Oats closed n
fhad lower and provisions 20c down for
pork, unchanged for lard and 2',4'35o lower
for ribs.
With n half-filled pit. colorless news and
conjectures and u. certain amount of draggy
liquidation, tho trndo In wheat furnished
n good anthesls for excitement. Tho mar
ket was decidedly flat nnd uninteresting.
Hcptomber opened n shade over yesterday
at 74iffi747c. principally In sympathy with
corn. Liverpool was merely steady for
futures nnd easy for spot, Paris, after u
tho mnrket. but thev met no support. One
Interest threw half a million Into the Pit
nnd tho market slid off. This bundle being
disposed of, wheat In small lots came
tumbling In as a result, nfter being checked
for a moment on the falling off In western
reeelnls. tlnallv sauced to 73H'ii73Mc. The
closo was weak, Heptembcr lc lower nt
73H'. Heaboard clearances were equal In
wheat and Hour to SfiO.OOO bushels. Now
York reported twenty-seven loads taken for
export. Primary receipts wero 82fi.OO0
bushels, compared with 028.000 last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 212 cars,
nun nst 233 last week and 217 n year ago,
Local receipts amounted to 3ft! cars, 24 of
contract sraiie.
Thero wns more nervousness than ne
llvltv nbntit tho corn market. Country nc,
reptanceH wero light and taken ns a whole
the tone was firm. ICnnsas wns Htlll In
the. grasp of u hot wave, but the small
stocks, tho llcbt accentanccs and the nns
nihility of n squeeze delivery tiny were the
chief considerations nnd provided tho ner
vous icciiug. Liverpool was urm. nep
tembor opened' s to "ic higher, nt TWWi
SS'.io. sold to rHc and later, nartlallv In
sympathy with wheat, dropped back to
3STc, nt which tho market closed, c over
yesterday. Ilecelpts were 10S cars. Tho
I'lmli business was smnll nnd New York re
ported only 3C loads taken for shipment.
Oats wero quiet hut steady, helped by tho
corn firmness and tho buying of an In
lluxntlnl trader yesterday. Trndo was
principally In tho way of changing Sep
tember contrnctH to October, ltecelpts
wero 2SI carH. Keptomber sold between ITJ'M
nnd 21'tc. closlnir n shado lower, nt 21745(220
Provisions were dull nnd Irregular, pork
weak, lard Hteady und snort tins easy.
Lard wun In good demand by cash people
and furnished support to other product
but nork wns unable to withstand tho sell,
lug pressuro of packers. September pork
sold between JI1.57H and $11.30 nnd closed
".'On lower at $11.33; September lard between
$8.lV and $G.fi7'i, closing unchanged nt $G.i").
nnd September ribs between JiI.DOriii.M'A nnd
$i!.R2',i. with tho c oho 2'Ml5c down nt JO.S..,
Kstlmatcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 325
cars; corn, lla cam; oats, aiw cars; nogs, iiu,
000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follow:
SJR r?l?tn.fXl!.Ma1nnho,ll7r J15w"c,?nI,Jnii Sals "cUo Cr tS'n!
llttlo trade most of tho session, liull trad- Jiofbran i. wt tin? Ill'W: ffiSfff. per tSS
crs mnuo an niiemiu ui mo siari 10 imiu
Opcn.l High. I Low. Close-IYest'd.
Wheat ' I
Aug. 74 71V 731 73M 7lt
Sept. 74;Ti'i 74Jl73!!ifl 73i 7li
Oct. 75H 73Sf, 71'4 74H1i 75i
Corn I
Aug. 39 39i' X 39 3n4
Sept. SSTiOTV, 30'i, 3S74 3S7i S8V4
Oct. 37',ifiH 37j, 37U 37UW:!i371.,'iU
'Oats
Aug. SIK 21; 21"', 2W 21H
Sept. 22ftU 22'k 217. 2IVn23 22
Oct. 2222?ifi 22l,i 22U 22',1
I'ork-
Sept. 11 57"4 11 57W It 30 11 35 11 55
Oct. 11 62(4 11 U 37'4 11 40 11 5714
Jan. 11 25 11 25 11 10 11 15
Lnrd- J
Sept. 6 B7U fi 7H " B 65
Oct. fi 70 li 72V B 7V4 G 70 fi 70
Jan. C 50 C 50 fi 45 C 43 G 47K-lllbs-
Sopt. 8 R7U 6 9214 G 82V4 G Ki fi 90
Oct. fi 87U fi HV.i fi K0 fi 80 fi 85
Jan. 5 S7V4 5 90 6 S2'4 5 S2H 5 S7H
No 2.
(.'ash' iiuolatlnns Were ns follows:
KLOtJIt-DulI; xvlnter patents. $3.R0
4,on; .straights, t3.wni3.ia; spring sncinii,
f4.4OS7l.50; spring patents. $3.7og'l.lo;
Itralchts. $3.30ff3.fi0: bakers. Jl.Slfa-.'.JS.
W1110AT No. 3, 72(?j75c; No. '1 red, 75
' COTIN-No. 2. 39Uc: No. 2 yellow. Wic.
OAT8-N0. 2. 221(22c; No. 2 white, 24?i
t5e: No. 3 white. 23iffi2me.
IIAHLWY-Oood feeding, 3(Vfi3G'.4c; fnr to
choice minting, -juinxc.
SH12DS No. 1 Max. $1.11: No. 1 north
western. $1.11; clover, contract grade, $8.G0tfp
8.CS.
PHOVISIONS-Mess pork, tier bbl., $11.35
11.16. liird, per 100 lbs.. $fi.fi.ifftl.fi7. Short
ribs sides (loose), Jfi.SO7r7.10. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). $ii.75U7.00. Short clar
Bides (boxed). $7.40iT7.fin.
WHISKY Ilasls of high wines, per gal.,
Sl.23'4.
SUOARS-Cut loaf. $6.SS: granulated, $G 33;
l.ll.lli;ilrIVII. 41, VU'B.., ,1. .U.llh
Tho following nro tho receipts and ship-
moniif tor touay:
Articles. Itccelnts. Shlnments
Klour. bbls 20.000 18,00(1
Wheat, 1)11 239.0O0 113.000
Corn, bll .....157,00) 292.000
Onts. bll 4I!).(K)0 253.0HI)
Flye. bll G.000 1,000
Ilarley. tin 9,000 3.000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; creameries, 1G5i20V4c;
onirics, limine, i. ncese, sicuiiy, lU'iiic
rjggs, urm; iresu, 11c.
s Yonic (ii:M:it.L maiiickt.
luotntlonB for 1lie Dny nil Vnrlou
Coiiiiiiodlllen.
NHW YORK. Aug. lfi.-rLOUR-Rccelpts.
13R21 bbls.; exports, 3,551 bbls. Tlicro wero
bids out on several lines of spring patent.!
nnd likely to go through, but the market
otherwlho very dull and easier; winter pat
ents. J3.75ti4.10: winter straights. $'t.50fi:i.G0:
Minnesota patents, $3.95f( l 30; Minnesota
tinkers, J2.S55i3.2Ti: winter extras. J2.iO'i3.0)
winter low untiles. $2.4vfi2.70. Rye Hour.
strong: fair to good, $3.00'iT3.2O; choice to
fancy, $3.304f3 55.
CORNMHAL Firm; yellow western, 89o.
city, RSc.
UYK Firm: No. 2 western. 47iic. f. o. b.
nfloat; state, 64c, c. 1. f., Now York, car
lots.
HARLKY Hteady; feeding, 42M;i543',ic, c.
I. f.. New York.
HARLKY MALT Dull.
WHIOAT Receipts, 14,225 bu.; no exports;
spot, wean; no. l red. o!c, elevator, and
ROVic, f. o. b. nllont; No. 1 northern. Du
luth. S3';c. f. o. b. nlloat: No. 1 hard. Du
tilth. 85ie. f. o. b. nllont. Options opened
Hteady with corn, but experienced subse
quent heaviness inrougu liquidation 01 Sep
tember nnd smnll export developments in
tho race or decreasing soutnwtsi receipt
closed weak nt H7c net decline: tVptem'
ber, 7S'ifl7D 11-lGc, closed 7S7c; December,
NWifrSl 11-lRe. closed S0!ic.
CORN Receipts. 2S4.S00 bu; exports, 170.13)
bu.: spot, steady; No. 2, 454c, f. o. b. nllo.c.,
nnd 4lc, elevntor. Options displayed early
Mrength nn higher cables, light receipts nt
Chicago, hot weather In Kansas nnd cover
ing; llnally eased off a llttlo with wheat
nnd closed barely steady at Ue net advance;
Muy, 405f40'Jc. closed 40c; Seplember, 43'fi
44c, closed 44c; December, 40jf40c, clos'il
rknsa ti.M.1.11. trj I... . . . I t - vt
l7ninHlinviii'i uw.tw ...i . n..,t, ii,.v--v, ...
2. 2tk)t No. 3. 25Wc: No. 2 white. 2SKc: No 3
white, 27Hc; trck mixed, western, 2SUft-7c;
track, white, iUOMc. uptu
Ions were rteatly
but dull.
HAY null: spring. 724T75cj good to
choice, wu'.'.ltc
MOi'M oteauy. iwa crop, state, imnic;
old, 2(VSc; raclllc coast, 1S90 crop, 10C13C;
old, 24f5e.
HIDES Firm; Qalveston, 20 to 2,"i lbs.,
ISo; Callfomlu, 21 to 25 lbs., 21Hc; Texas
nry, st to an ins., wc.
IiEATHER-Steady; hemlock sole. Rue-
nos AyreB, light to heavyweights, 22'4C
23lc: acid, 22ii'a 3,Jc.
1'ROVISIONS-Reof, dull; family, tlfi.W
12.00; hams, K).00(r2l,00; packet. Jltl.iVKtTll.OO.
clty.AXtrn India mess, Jlfi.00Cl7.rn. Cut
meats, sleady; pickled bellies, tS.7ri?11.0J;
plcKieu Hiiouiucrs, i,tiiiju.ia; picKieu nnms.
110 OiViTlO.75. I.nrd. easy: weieru stenined.
Jii.05; August closed nt 17.001)7.50, nominal;
rolineil, uuu; continent, f,;iu; noutn Ainer
lea. IS.10: ronipiiunll. Sil.23STC.37V. l'ork.
uulot; family, Jl4.fWn5.50; short clears,
xi;.lK)(lii.oii: mess, tu.ioiu ij.no,
TAliUOW-Qulet; city, 4 7-16'&MV4c; coun
try. nisiii.
HUTTER Receipts, 3,023 packages; mar
ket stonily: creamery, I7iisi21c; current
Hacked factory, llffllio.
KOOS Receipts, 7,853 packages; steady;
western nt mark, regular packing, 1014c;
western. los orr, iMiioc,
PlfEHSi: Firm: larco colored. 10Kc:
small, 104jn: largo white, 10-i,ij lo'.ic; small
white. 10WW10-c. .
TALLOW-Dull! city (J2 00 per packagel.
4 7-16&4Vtci country (packuges free), 4HiT
UJTAJS-4 CwUao vt 10a for On In l,on-
don was reported today Our mnrket cased
off somewhat In sympathy with this factor
nnd closed weak In tone at 131.50. Lake cop
per was a shade higher In the local tnaiet
desplto a -ecllne of 7s fid abroad, and closed
(lrmnf In tnnn lilt IVJIi. tnr tnltn nnd I1A.V)
for electrolytic and cusUhb copper. The ic-
cllno In London was dup to tne poor half
monthly statement, showing n heavy in-
avnnm l. ,.. .ll 2tinllAf. 1'lilta ..net' In
lone, was not nuoinmy inwrr, ciosinu on me
1 1 ii I f tl 171-irl Kit. mill leml ruled iltill ut
X. Iron was weak and unMttj. PIK
iron wiirrniiin uit iiuiiiiiuiuj i"-i'
Jll.CO. Structural Iron was reduced S per
ton. Tho brokers- prlco for lead was Jt.W
und for copper J1C.75,
OMAHA WIIOM5.1AM: MAItlCnTS.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotation on
.Ntmil' nnd Fnncy Produce.
KOC1S Receipts liberal; good stock firm
at 12'Ac.
L1VH POUl.TRY-Hons. IGlVAc: roosters,
accordion to ago and size, 3Jllc; broilers.
ion! ittirks. -iWno: ceese. 47ioc: turKcys. oc.
l.MlKMIt nitKHSF.n pnt'I.TUY Hons. S4
U9c: roosters, MjCe; ducks and gceso, SfilOc;
nroiiers. per in., uw-'c; turKcys, i-vic
iii'TTiiH common to rair, l.iw, cnoice,
lofHflc; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
rimr Trmit. Met blue flsb. 12c: pickerel.
Rr; ontflnh. 15m dressed buffalo. Be: whltfl-
fish, yrii herring, be; niacK uass, iuc; phi-
mon, He; white bass, 10c: cropple. 10c; pike,
10c; halibut, 12c; bullheads. 10c: ring perch,
Cc; lobsters, green. 22c; bolleil lobsters, 2.1c:
tnncKorel, .'nc: counsn, wc; yeuow pcrcn, uc.
PIOEONH Live, per tlOZ., wc.
VUA1.S-Choice. nffMOe.
HAY-I'er carload lots: upiann. cnoice,
J12.M.
CUCPMHKnS-I'er doz.. 20fl25c.
ASI'AHAOUS Nono on tho market.
NHW TITItNll'S I'er. bit. basket, 75e.
NRW HKKTS Per dozen bunches, lSIOc.
NKW CAltllOTS-J'er doz. bunches, 25c.
LHTTl'CH I er (10Z., 150.
HADISIIKS Home-grown, per doz., 15c
ivr li-nii. imsKet. auc.
WAX HKANS-1'er half-bushel baskct,40c.
Kisuf nriTATnHSPi.il im.. SOT40e.
CAnHAOB-Home-Brown, per lb., 1V40
lie. . .
I'AUiiiKiiOWKK-i'er noz.. i.
nnKKS PlltlK Per do.. !(?.
TOMATOK3 Uomo-grown. per -bu.
basket, Mc.
iniYMiA nil i'er m.. le.
ONMONS Homo grown, per lb., W31ic.
CliLKItY-Mlchlgnn, 25ii30c.
FRUITS.
IHjACKIIKIIHIICS Per l-qt. case, $2.00.
Hl.l'HHHIlUIKS None In market.
fMTltltAMTH (lnf of the. market.
PKACHHS-Callforntn. Per box, 90c(S1.00i
Texas, per l-baskot crnte, $1.
AI'llli ) i h isone on tne marKoi.
lM.t. MS California, ner critu. $1.151
PKL'NKS-Cnllfornla, Tragedy, per crato,
$1.25; KelHay, Japan, per crnte, $1.2o.
I1AUTLUTT l'KAHS-Callfornla, per box,
OUAPKS California, 4-basket crate. $1.60:
Tokavs, $2; Concords, homo grown, 30c.
NliCTAItlNKS Callfornln, 4-baskct crate,
Jl.2.'.
nnnsmi: in ! s-out or tno margei.
CHintlllKS-Cnllfornla. nor 10-lb. box,
$l.l0yi.25; Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $2.25;
K.lh. biiHltels. MTiOlr.
WATl'JU.Mi:LON3-As to size, 20c to 23c
each.
CANTALOt'PK-nemH, per doz., BOSCOc;
largo sizes, 75c3$1.00.
Afi'i.i'js native, i&ctfji.ou per du.; per
bbl., $3.503.00.
TjlOl'ICALi F11U1TS.
PINKAPPLICS-Per doz., il.WiiUS.
OHA NO KS Mediterranean sweets, per
box, $4; Valencia, Jt.U55JI.DO
LKMONS California, luncy, $3.50: choice,
$3.00.
HANANAS rcr bunch, accord ng to sue.
.'.2jU3.W.
MIHUUlilANKOUH.
NUTS-Hlckorv. Inrce. ner bu.. $1.25: shell-
barks, $1.35; Kngllsh walnuts, per lb.. 125?
13c; filberts, per lb 12c; almonds, per lb.,
1416c: raw. per lb . EUtfTCc: roasted. G'AO
1 lie.
llllJliib.
HIDKS-No. 1 itreen hides. c: No. 2
green hides. 6c: No. 1 suited bides. 6Wc: No.
2 salted hides, 54o; No, 1 veal calf, 8 to 12
ins., ic; ro. - vent cair, iz to ii 10s., be
St. Lo tils (irnln nnd Provision.
ST. LOL'IS. Auc. 1G. WHEAT Lower
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 70ic; track. nVi'tt
ii'ic: August, units: weniemner. .oraiu'Ac;
ueeemiier, 7;sc; No. 2 hard, 675SWWC,
l.-l.ocil nui and heavy.
CORN Firm: No. 2 cash 39.c: track. 390
39Uc; August, 37?ic: September, 37V4e; Dc-
cemner, 3.1c; year. szuc.
oath Firm : no. 2 cash, ziwc: tracg.
21'ic; August, 2IV5C; September, Ziwc: No.
220: May, 24c; May, wnitc, zavjjiohc,
it y I. 11 irm : ilio.
SHIODH Tlmothv. firmer nt $3.55 bid. snot.
aim i.i.io. to arnvo; uax, nigner nt oia
cnitNMKAij stemiv nt sz.io?r2.i&.
RRAN Firm: sacked lots, east track,
GGU5i7'4c.
1 1 a 1 niciiiiy ; titnotny, tJ.wan.w; prairie,
l i ihivY steady, ti.a.
I HON ( OTTONTIr.S $1.30.
!AOaiNa-$S.105f8.85.
1IKMP TWINH-9C.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: lobbing,
$12.75. Dry salt meats, lower: noxed lots
extra shorts. $7.25: clear ribs. $7.37',4: clear
sides, $7 w. lincon, lower: uoxed lots, extra
shorts, $7.t7V4; clear rlos, $8; cienr sides,
JS.12V.I. Lard. Iwer; choice, $fi.50fl.62',4.
MKTALS l.ead. nuiet: $4.20. Snc tcr.
dull: $i.oivrl.05.
POl'LTRY Steady; chickens. 7c: springs.
7'.4c; turkeys, Gc; springs, 9c; duc):s, 5c;
young, c; geese. ;ic; young, oc.
liiitiH Hteauv ; uic.
IH'TTBR-Stcaily: creamery. 17(32014c:
dalrv. Mt1c.
RKCKIPTS Flour. 7,000 bbls.: wheat, 141.-
WH) int.: corn. 2ti,uoo mi.; oats, oi.wo du.
S PMHNTS-Flour. 5.000 bbls.: wheat.
Bl.wu du.; corn, ;n,wu nu.; onts, za.mw du.
IviiimiiK City (irnln nnil I'rnvlslon.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1G.WHKAT Sep
tember. GPic: December. GiVitfGic; cash,
No. 2 hard, iiii',i.iuii'fcc; no. ururac; no,
red. ,0c: No. 3. G7t(tBe.
CORN September, 33'45J35Uc; December,
"2Hc: cash. No. 2 mixed, 3bc; No. 2 white,
3UH'(37c; no. ;i, mc.
UATS-.Ml. - WIlllC, iZli'tfiJC,
nVK-N'n. 2. 47e.
HAY Choice timothy. $9.25; choice prnlrle,
JG.50.
lie iTisii-ureamery, io'mc; uuiry, mncy,
15e.
ICOOS Steady: fresh Missouri nna Kan
sas sioek. 12o dozen, loss off. enses re
turned; new white wood cases Included, Ho
more.
RI'.CKIPTH Wheat, 134.4W bu.; corn, 17,000
bu.; onts, u.uou nu.
S I PMHNTS-Wieat. 351.GOO bu.: corn. 9.
1110 DU.
Liverpool Crnln nnd Provisions.
IJVKRPOOL. Auc. 16. WHEAT SDOt.
mill; ino. i reu western, nun at is 3u; no,
1 nortuern. spring, bs aw. .no. 1 uaiironua.
fis ildi'fls 4V4d. Kutures quiet; Scptembor,
Cs; December, lis H41I.
corn snot, urm: American mixed, now.
Is; American mixed, old, 4s Id. Futures,
steady; September, 4s Wd; October, 4s $;
jNovomoor, is
1'ROVIHIONS neer. prime mess, steady.
fis 3d. l'ork. prime mess western. Arm.
awl. Racon. Cumberland cut. firm. 40s:
shnrt ribs, tlrni. 44s: short clear backs.
urm, .:s on; cienr neuies, nrm, jb du; snout.
tiers, square, sicauy, ih iki.
Tolnlo .Market.
TOLHDO. O.. Aug. 10.-WHEAT Active.
lower; .spot, 7C5ic; September, T6!o; Octo-
1,.,. rrK ... f-tAnA...t.... ?aJLn
uvi, nniL, 1i.riiiiii-i, lavBi,.
cuu.n Active, nigiier; no. a casn, tze;
Sentember. 4U4c.
OA'l'S Dull, unchanged; No. 2 cash, 22c;
oepieiuuer, iu.
ltYK-IJU l: NO. 2 cnstl. &7AC
aiinns Clover, active, lower: 1858 nrlmrf.
ti.w, jki'J prime, j,,o; uctouer, ;ls.ix; no. 2,
tj.Mmu.w.
riillndelplilii I'rodiiee Mnrket.
I'HII.ADHLI'I'HIA. Aug. 18. BUTTER-
Firm; fancy western, 21Hc; fancy western
prints, 23c.
EOC1S Firm; fresh nearby, 15o; fresh
western, 15c; fresh southwestern, 13c; fresh
Bouinern, 11c.
Dnliitb Wbent Mnrket.
DULUTH. Aug. 16. WHEAT No. 1 hard.
eash, 77Tic; September, 77Tsc: Decct
7S?4c; No. 1 northern, cash, To74c; Set
ber. 75T4c; December, 76Hc; No. 3 sp
comber,
eptom
spring, Tti!C,
OATS-2IIT2IUC.
CORN-iffl'.ic.
.MIIvnukeF (Jrnln Mnrket,
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 16. W 1 1 E AT Ea s y ;
No. 1 northern, itiiituic: no, ; nortnern,
7413Sl75'ic.
uv -1. irm no. 1. oi'ic.
HARLEV-Stendy; No. 2, 50c; sample, 35
if4'JC.
1'enrln Mnrket.
PEORIA. Aug. 16.-CORN-Hlgher; No.
3, 39! ic.
n ATS Firm: new No. 2 white. 23e.
WHISKY-On tho basis of Jl.23 for
finished goods,
MliineniiolU W'lirnt 'Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 16.-WHEAT-ln
store. 73Hc: September. 7uc: December, 73ir
75'to: on track, No. 1 hard. 76UO; No. 1
northern, 74!c; No, 2 northern, 72tc.
Condition or the Trenaury.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances lu the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000.01)0 gold
rvervo li Ibu OlvlJon ot redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, $140,660,511.
gold, 74,200,3o2.
MOVi:.Mi:.TS OK STOCKS AM) IIO.MIS
Mnrket Slinirs tin Ilnrly Streimtli
Which Is nisslunted Litter.
NEW YORK. Auif. la. Early strength In
Ihrt ntnrU mnrllnl tnilAV. lnstilrcd bv the
fnvornblo London attitude nnd by the better
complexion to tho Chinese situation, wns
dissipated later on by realizations by the
room traders and discussion of the monetary
future. A rise In call money rate to l3. per
cent colored assertions In some quarters
that a stlffer rate would generally result
tiuill it llpjcilifll Ul lliu iiaim iiflcniii j
gold exports. Operations by the banks thus
from (i depletion of the ban reserves ny
far this week with the sun-treasury snow
a loss or ti.ow.wv. i nis can naruiy up i-uni-
pensatcd through mo currency inovcmeni
anil receipts of gold from caeiuc consi
points, so a heavy loss lu cash is expected
to no shown lit the bniiK siaiemoni. i nc
weekly reports of tho liuropean govern-
menial lnsiuutions were scanneu wun in-
terest In connection with their replenish-
mcnt of resources from hero, i.rss than
nan or tne recent snipmenis oi upwnru in
i.,000.'aiO was reflected lu the statement.
Tho Hank of Knglaiid s return showed an
increase in reserve or m,wo,wi nnu million
increnseu i,1o(j,ii.ti. i neso ncquiHiinm
caused more lllieralltv to borrowers nnu
loans Increused .i,9G'i,UO0. The bank gained
on u.iiance todny on million transactions
13,410.000. Its olllclnl rnte of discount wns
mnintnineii nt i per cent, uut. inc open mar-
ll Mild f.ll ttx 'IT' Tim ulmu'lntf nt llio 1
Tlnnu tif rmtlrn n'ri n IflaH ttmrlff.il 111 1IB
tirlnelniil Hem tbnn lust uPek. Hold hold-
fugs Inerenscd only WiO.OUO, while louns were
reduced nnd circulation snraiiK
t3.uou,uuu.
As the rise In prices of stocks early today
was maintained with difficulty, professional
traders who have been Instrumental In tho
week's advance switched over to the short
side nnd let co their holdlncs. No Increase
in outside was renorted. despite the slal) HIV
in tne eariy movement in raiirond siocks,
and this factor Influenced short sales by
operators who consider thu market ton-
heavy. W i o there wns but tt e enurcel c
selling In nny quarter, prices closed ut the
iowohi. tho prico level on tne day, How
ever, showed but few notable elmtii'i'H.
Some wide movements were made In a few
or tno specialties, notably sugar. Paelllc
jUHii, nubber and Consolidated Oas. The
latter covered a rnnsro of over 2 nolnts.
early strenuth belnc sueeeeiled bv n full.
nnd n final rally resulting on the announce
ment mat tno slocK wns to lio restored to
an s per cent unuilal basis. lleports of re
duced prices for strurtiiriil stool bv lode-
penucni concerns imparted a heaviness to
mo sieei iiroiio. wtiirn n hh rpn ino L'uMnrii
selling of tho day. Despite official denials
of the rumored llertl bv the Itnltlmnm
wino 10 aosorii ino isow jersey railroad, the
inner siock moved ut) a point ut tho outset,
nm iiuer iosi ino gain.
Transactions In bonds todny fell off some-
what and tho market showed Irregularity.
ed States
government Issues wero all U per cent lower
n the bid price.
The Conimerclnl
financial cablegram
Advertiser's London
HuslnesM wiim ntitetlv
brisk hero today. In the earlv hour the
tqno was good, easing off a little In the
aiiernoon. Tho npproach of the relief col
umn to Pekln Is absolutely illsregardo I.
J he talk Is all of money now. The stock
market expects easy rates. Somo banker.!
say this Is a passing fancy, which has al
ready been discounted. London continued
to purchnso American shares until New
York sel line checked the movement Pnria
allowed tlntos to lelapde liharply. This was
r1!lpa 1? .,l J1,10 Th" l,ank L'otmht
JSCS2.00I) gold In bars and expects tomorrow
xo receivo irom ino ensi, gold
which has been concealed In iiunriiutini?
The bank commenced borrowing money to-
iiuy.
1' ortnlghtiy statistics In copper show nn
Incrcuse of 2,122 tons lu tho stock on hand.
an Increaso of 3,547 tons In the supply. On
this report copper shares relapsed.
Following are tho closing prices on the
Now York Stock exchange:
Atchison 2S
Union Paelflo ..
... tOH
do rlil 1
do nfd
... 76';
... 7;
Ilaltlmorc & Ohio.. 71j
Canadian Pacific .. 90
Canada Soiitlifrn .. D'.j
Cliei. A Ohio 27
Wabash
do nfd
... im;
W. A L. i:
... si;
do 2d nfd..'
... :j'4
Ohlcneo at, W 11!i
Wis. Central . .
... it
...no
...121
...154
... 45
...123
C, H. & Q 12
a, i. & u pM 5:
Third Avenue ..
Adams Express
ChlcaKO A K. I.... 96H
.vmer. l;xiircss
Chicago & N. W...IM'i
V. S. Kxprcss
WellH-Kurgn V.x...
Amer. Cot. Oil
do pfd ,
C, H. I. & P 107'i
c. c. c. st. I.... ;a
... 331&
Colo. Southern .... 6U
... SS'i
da 1st pf.J 4 Hi
Amer. Mulling ....
... 4',i
do ?d nfd 16
do pfd
Amer. S. A n
... 241i
Del. A lluilfon ,...112
... 37.
Del. L. 4- W 176
do pfd
... MiJ
... IVi
Den. A Hlo 0 19
Amer.
do
Anwr.
do
Amer.
Spirits
Pfd.
. II ,
pfd
S. A W
nfd
do pfd 67!
... 17
... 19
... 67
Erie lOTi
do Jet pfd 33
at, Nor. pfd 16214
Hocking Ciuil 11U
... .1I!J
lo
75
Hocking Vallty .... 3Vt
Amer. Tin Plate...
26 U
Illinois Central ,...117i
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco ...
do pfd
Anaconda M, Co..
Hrk. Hap. Tr
.. i!',
Iowa Centrnl D
.. 34
..128
do pfd 42
K. C. I'. & Q 13:
.. 4tJ
U H. A W
.. G7i
do pfd 92
Colo. P. A I
Con. Tobacco
.. 35'
Luke flhore, 2"9
I)uls. A Nash 7111
do pfd
.. ,8
Manhattan 1 511i
Met. St. Ry 155'j
Mex. Central 13
Federal Steel
.. 34VJ
lo nfd
.. 67
..IK
General Kleetrlo .
Olucose Sugar ...
Minn. A Ht. J, tV',
.. r.4
do pfd 931i
do pfd
Int'nT Paper ....
do pfd
Laclede lias
National lllscult
do pfd
National 1ead ..
do pfd
Natlonat Steel .,,
do pfd
N. Y. Air nrake
No. American
Paelflo Coast
do 1st pfd...,
do !d pfd...,
Pacific Mall
.. 99
Mo. Paelllc 51i
.. 22'i
Mobile A Ohio 37'i
.. at
.. 74
M. K. A T 9
do pfd 30V1
.. 31
.. SS
..108
.. 91
N. J. Central 1Wj
N. Y. Central ISO
Nor. A West....
do pfd
. 75
.. 25'A
No. Paelflo ....
. Dl'i
do pfd
. .l'i
.. 34
Ontario A W...
Ore. II. A N....
. SI 14
. 42
. 76
..13
,.. '.3
do pfd
... s:
Pejinsylvanla ..
Ttcadlnc
.IM'!
. 17
... 32';
do 1st pf.l..
do 1.1 pfd..
. m
People's (las
: Pressed S. Car..
... 39',
Itlo O. W
. 5V4
do pfd
Mo rfd
. 90
. 9'-i
. 66
. HU1
. II"',
. 28
.114
.171
Pullman P. Car.,
157
Ht. U A tl. V..
Standard 11. A T
KiiKiir
M4
do 1st pfd..
do U pfd..
...r.'i'i
do pfd...
Tet.n. C. & I.
...lie
St. U S. W....
... 70S
do pfd
U. S. leather
do pfd
U. S. Rubber
do prd
Western t'nlon . .
Itepuhllc I. A S.,
do pfd
... 11
Kt. Paul
...
... 31
do rfd
St. P. A Omaha.... 114
... 01';
Ho. Paelllo ,im
... Si)
So. TUIlway IP;
im
do pfd ...',3
Tex. A Pa.'inc...
14K1P. C. C. A St. I
Offered.
Neir York Jloney Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-MONEY-On cnll,
steady at per cent; last loan, H4
per cent: prime mercantile paper, iuj per
cent.
STERIINQ KXC ANO -Steady, w th
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8ii!
for ilemnnd nnu J4.84 ror sixty nays; posteu
ratos, 4.S55T4.85Vs and 4.SSVfcy4.89; commer
cial bills. JI.MVn I. S3'..
CERTIPICATES-Hllvor. 614'ij CSc : bar
silver. lc: Mexican dollars, 48UC.
IlONDa uovcrnmcni, wciik state,
Mtf.arl v.
The closing prices on nonus touay are as
follows:
U. S. ref. :,
rfg..lOl
104
100
IM
1C!)
do 4s
N. V. C. 1o
N. J. C. g. t
No. I'acino 3s
do coupon .
do 25, r..
do 3s, ret...
10S!4
do coupon
do 4s
,.10.1i
do new 4s, reff
do yninn ....
do old 4s, rcg;,
do coupon ....
do (s, reg
do coupon ...
.nvi N v r gc st ii 4s..iomi
W.V, & V. con. 4s.... ns
,.115'ilOre. Nov. Is 103
..llVij do t 102,
..113 U. S. I 6s VS.
..Ill do con. Cs 112'i
1). of O. 3, 65s
.A.. Heading gen. ts.... '8
Atch. Ken. 4
io; n. a. w. is 9i,
do ml). 4s.
Ml 1, ft I M c. 1!H
Canada 80. 3s 101 Bt 1 & 8 !' g. Cs..12l
C. A O. 4'is 90tj S-'t. l'atil cons 1C7
lo 6 117 Sl. 1'. C & I". H...JH
C. & N. w. c. 7s,. Ill I do Ss 119
do 8. l' deb. Ss..llO'jSo. l'nclllc 4s.
1..
Chicago Ter. 4s.
SI, do Ss
10S,
Colo. So. 4s
S3 "rf. It. At T. (is....
102 Tex. AV Pacific Is..
6S
1). & it. a. is
111',;
do 4s
do
56
I3rl general 4s....
1 W. AV P. C. Is..
Oen. Klecrle 5s
I. Central Is
K. C. 1. fc a. Is.
6Sil
73Hl
1WV
113
ra
Wi
GSS
Union l'aclnc 4s.,
Wabash Is
.10i,
.117
do 2s 1011',
west Khore Is Ill
Wis. Central Is.... 8V4
U & N. unl. 4s....
M., K. & T. :s
Va. Centuries SO";
When issued. Offered.
London Stock (Imitation.
LONDON, Allg. 16. 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols, money '..Sli
i:rl
do 1st M
Pennsylvania ....
rteaillni?
No. PaL-lflc pfd...
Grand Trunk ....
Anaconda
Hand Mines
IHi
do account.. 95 15.li)
r.4
Atchison 29
6fl,
Canadian l'acttlo ... 92s.
St. Paul 1H
73
Illinois Central 12'i
Louisville 71'
6
Union Puclrtc pfd.. 78V,
.V. Y. Central 1'
40
RAR SILVER-Steady at 28 l-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 3'.4 per cent.
The rate of discount In tho open mnrket
for short bills Is 3Ti per cent; for thrco
months' bills, 3!?TI per cent.
Flniini'lnl Motes,
nu in .nn t , , i r. ptmirlnn. i in.
1 Cr.'ir,l. nD,0,l nv rr. tl
till IUIII- LU) IP,'.III JIWDItl. LAkUII(,V Tl."l
4.89: New York exchange, par.
CINCINNATI. Aug. lO.-Clearlngs. Jl,979,-
250; money, 2!j to b per cent; New iork ex.
change. 10c discount.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Clcurltlgs, $139,343,
597: balances. S7.tAS.567.
ST. LOUIS. Aug, 16,-Clearlngs, $4,923,038,
balance;, $90S,Q3; looucy, 4'tj7 per cent, New
York exchange. 2ic discount bid, 10c dis
count asked. .
PIIILAD1 LPHIA. Aug. 16.-Clenrillgs,
JL'.MS.SM. balances, $2.I40,1'JT.
Il.l l I.MUill.. AUg. It. v-ieurings, i,BOT,
907; balances, f 113.871. .
HOHTON. a in, m c earitiKS. jw.coi.z3g;
balances, J2,3CS,066.
I Ion t on sinok Untitn (ton.
ROSTON. Auc. lo.-Call lonns, 208 per
cent; tltno loans, a4V4 per cent. Ofllclal
closing:
tohlson
... Yt Ktnl
...71 West, lllectrlc ...
...ltlli Wis. Centisl
. ..IH'i Atchison 4s
. M
. 15
. II
. KO'j
. 6l't
, 3'i
. l'i
. M,
. 13
.311
. CI
.:m
. U'i
. 13'i
ilo lifd
Vni"r. (Higor
oo pill....
u, n Tcliphone
lit I N. 13. Q. & CV 5s.
Hi lA'lvmturn
ptoston St Albnny
iioninn i:iiv.itel
.Hlti'Allourz M. Co....
iiosion Me
..IM
I.Mnal. Copper
c. II. & Q...
..157
.. 41
Atlantic
Hoton & Mont..,
'iluttr & lloston...
ivimlnion Coal
in hm
..U't
Federal Steel
1H4 C.ilunift llecla.
, nM.
. . cenirnnmi
...13!'i Franklin
...13J'i i.iinh ililt
.. I3t Oncla
...Vio lMrroi
. .. ll4 Qulncy
... Vi Santa V Copper.
. .. 14Vi Tamarack
...Ill ftn.h Mlnln?
. . 1!''4 W Innna
. .. !0i Wolvtrtnes
...M'.jl
ntohburg vM
dnnerni i:in.tri
,iu i,m..
. cs
. 41
.140
. 4
.yz
. :t?i
. 3
. 404
k,i uier. hi
Mex. Central
su. 'I eiepoone
j, - ; (j. f
oi,i rninnv
iim Dominion
ltuhber
cnion rncino
, v.i.,i
.I8KIU.
"" ' rlt .tlnlliK StoeUs
NEW YOIilC, Aug. 18. Tho following nrc
mo closing quotations tor mining snares
inua
Chollar 17
Ontario 60
Crown Point II
Con. Cal. & Vii....ir.
! ailwCH il ,V
OoiiUI A Carrie.... II
Ophlr
.. 51
.. 10
,.M
..Ml
.. 34
..3S0
.. :o
.. M
piymoutli
Quicksilver ...
iln pM
Slf rra .Nevada
Standard
t'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross... 50
HomcMake 10
I run rtilver .Vi
Mexican J5
I'nreliiii I'lniuielnl.
RlCRLtN. Auc. Ifi.-Onenitors on the
bourse hero todav were favorably Imnresseil
bv the speech delivered by Mr. William 3t.
John Rroderlck. the parll.iniei.tarv secre
tary of the Ilrltish foreign otllce at a Prim
rose league feto yesterday evening, In which
tie reierred to tne appointment nt .'imu
Marshal Count W.ililersee as commniulcr-In-chlef
of tho allied forces In China ns
belnc welcome nnd expressed th" ho'io that
It would strengthen t ho ties between Kng
lnnd and Germany. Kxchange on London.
20m 19'tpfgs for checks; discount rate,
short bills, I per cent; thrco months' bills.
4U Per cent.
PARIS, Aug. Ifi. The weekly statement
of the Hank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, 11 decroiiM of
ll.S75.oo,) francs; treasury accounts current,
un Increase of 2o,00O.tXX) francs; gold in
lintid, 1111 Increase of 1,700,000 francs; bills
discounted, a decrease of Ui.K25.0iO francs;
sliver In hand, a decrease of 5.075,000 franc.
Prices wero firm nn the bourse tod iy 111 an
ticipation of the entrance of the nlll"s Into
Pekln nnd were stimulated by the easy set
tlement. Rio tlntos were uctlvely bought
on Kngllsh account. Portugueso securities
rose considerably, owing to the rumor tnat
the next coupon would be Increased. Turks
and Ilrazlllnns wero In good demand. Kaf
tlrs wero quiet, but prices were maintained
Rio tlntos In the last hour were freely
offered In expectation that the visible sup-
pv f copper would be g
LONDON, Aug. 1C-TI
ment of the Hank of K
greatly augmenicu.
he weeKiy state.
nclnnd shows tne
followlnir chances: Total reserve, nn In
creaso of J17,OrtO; circulation, n decrease
or i..)3l,wo; bunion, an increase 01 iii'Mii;
other securities, an Increase of XI li2,Cii":
other deposits, nn Increase of 1,009.000;
public deposits, a decreuse of AI2.l!ii-.,0iil:
notes reserve, nn Increase of JCG5I.000: gov
ernment securities, a decrease of 377,(n.
The proportion of tho Rank of Knglnnd's
reservo to liability Is 26.6") per cent. Last
week It wns 3C.10 ner cent. The rate of ills
count Is unchanged nt I per cent 'ine
steps taken by the Hank nr. Kngiand to
reduce the floating supply of cash for the
purpnso of Inducing nn Inflow of gold have
checked the downward movement of dis
count. Although the firm tone on tho Stock
exchange was fairly mulntalned today, the
absence of business und professional
apathy were unprecedented since the dull
ness which followed the Harlng crisis. The
nttendanco wns scanty nnd the public hell
nloof. A similar npnmy is cxpecicu in
ParlB In a few dnya w.hen thero will be a
general exodus to the holiday resorts.
American securities were steady and quiet.
Thev opened at parity and closed easier.
lOrle, common anil preicrreu, nnu iuch,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, common nnd pre
ferred. wero the features. Ornnd Trunks
eased off. The nmount of bullion taken
into the Hank of ISnginnd on naiance touay
was JCCS2.CM). uoiu premium at uucnu
Ayrcs, 130.00.
Cotton Mnrknt.
NRW YORK. Auc. 1G. COTTON The
cotton market opened quiet nnd steady,
with prices from 1 point to t points lowor,
nnd sank from 3 to 6 nolnts further undar
quite active selling of long cotton, pres
suro from the bear side nnd dlsnnpolntlng
Into cables rrom tut ungnsn marei. i ne
weaker ruling sentiment wns Intensified by
very hopeful weather reports from the At
lantic states, where complaints of drouth
havo recently nppeareu. tub depression
wns short-lived, nnwever, anu tne nnai
cnbles from Liverpool proved sulllclently
reassuring to creute faith In the mnrket so
far as room operntors were concernca.
Prices advanced rapidly on nnsn gnerai
buying, led by shorts nnd houses with
Liverpool connections, i owuru iniii-uuy,
however, another weiiK spot rams 10 iikiii
and with eood weather predictions ns TV
motlvo early buyers nastily uniontien nna
short selling became something of a fea
ture. During tho balnnce of tho day the
market was almost lifeless and nendula
tlons favored neither faction specially. Tho
crop reports wero mixed to such a degreo
that few traders cared to como out openly
on tho bull or benr side, while public spec-
ulntors positively retuseu 10 venture inio
the marlCM. Tho critical stage reported In
tho China situation increnseu ino iinenr-
tulnty all round. The spot markets of this
country nnd Europe held reasonably llrm
on light receipts, but were destltuto of nnl-
matlon. in tno inst nnu nour ine inurm-i
broke 'inder lliiuidatlon. At tho closo the
mnrket ruled stendr In tone, with pr ces
net 4ftf points higher. Spot, dull; middling
uplnnds, 117j12c; middling gulf, IOQIOSic;
sales, iioni'.
ST. LOU ID. AUg. IB. uvi tuk-ciieany;
miriilllnir. nn-lfie: sales. 1.175 bales; receipt".
210 bales; shlpmonts, 311 bales; stock, 11,331
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 16.-COTTON-Qulet;
sales, 23 bales; ordinary, 7Hc; good
ordinary. 8 5-lCc; low middling. !)7-lfic; mid
dling, 9 15-lCc; good middling. 10 3-16c; mid
dling fair. 101-Hic; receipts, 44 bales; stock.
29.007 bales. Futures, quiet; August, n.viw
8.97c; September, 8.5fifl8.5Sc; October. S.lfin
8.17c; November, S.OOffS.OSc; December, 8.0 if
8.06c; Jnnuary, 8.0.V7S.06c; February. S.iUW
sinuc; Jlareh,' 8.09jJ8,llc; April, 8.12Tf8.1lc;
May, S,l&8,l,c.
Xmv York Dry (iooils.
MPAV Ynill. Auir. 16 DRY GOODS
Thero was no Improvement in t... tionie de
mand for brown sheetings and drills nnd
prices continue Irregular. There was more
doing for export to markets outsldo if
China. Hleached cottons were quiet but
steady. Wide sheetings, were nun. iiuo
colored cottons wero slow nnd Irregular.
Prints wero In steady request for staples,
but fancies were slow. Print cloths were In
nctlvo in regulars. Thero waa a moderate
business in ouu goons ui luryiuiin im;,
Cotton linings were dull nnti irrfguiar.
There wns no cliango in ino romci
woolen goods.
(Ill Mnrket.
nil, CITY. Tn.. Auc. 16, OILS Credit
balances, S1.25; no bid for certificates; ship
innnis. 14!i.K2.r. bhls.: averauo. 10t..13S bbls.:
runs. S!),00l bbls. : average, 91,390 bbls.
I.UNDUN. AUg. Ju. U11.S3 i-eiroicuin,
American strnlned. C7-1W. Turpontllio
spirits, 2Ss lOHd.
NEW YORK, Aug. lfi.-OlLS-Cnttonseed,
wenK; prlmo cruilo yeuow, jmi-ijc. i-ciro-leum,
dull. Rosin, qulot; strained, com-
mon to
goou, Jl.uOUl.W. i
I'urpontlne, easy,
!?it5VC.
, -
California Ilrleil Fruits.
NRW vnillf. Auc. IB. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Qulet nnd steady. Offer
ings of choice find lancy grades of evapo
rated apples wero liberal, owing to the In
creased receipts, and the market exhibited
a weak, undertone, but wns not quotably
lower; state, common, still quoted from 3c
to &c; cnoice, otS'fw; luncy. uu'llic. rum
wero quoted from 34o to 7o per lb., us to
size and quality. Apricots, Royal, Hit He;
Moor Park, mlc. i'eucnes, pceteu, nu
the; unpeeled, CfiOc.
St, Joseph Live Stock,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 16,-(SpeclaL)
The Journal quotes :
CATTLE Receipts, 1,100 head; mnntet
steady to strong; natives. SI.V)r5..(l:
Texas nnd westerns, $l.3315.5o; cons und
heifers, J..0O74 1.'.: nuns anu mag, - j.j
i fn). venrllni-s nnd enlves. S3.5ill.ti'): stock-
.ers und feeders. J3.J51i 1.40: veals, S5.00tj6.30.
llUlio Receipts. neaii; iniirmi w.ii
steady to 5c lower; alt grudes, S,9jfi5.12Vi;
hulk of sales. S5.05fl5.10. L ,
SHEEP Ilecelpts, l.wi neuu; minus,
steady; sheep, l()Jil5c lower.
Stock In Sight.
Following nro tho receipts nt the four
principal western mnrkois for August lb:
1 Put tin. Hoes. Sheen,
South Omaha 2.784 5,729 s.pso
Chicago '.0mi 24,0un 13,(i0
Kansas City .i"' ," i.u,"J
St. Louis 5.10 4.3W JiOO
Totals t ,..,,., WU 10,823 !l,2So
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Very Slow, Particularly on
Oorufcd Stock.
LIGHT HOGS STflONG, OTHERS STEADY
(!omI Henry Feeder Hrlnir 5tronit
I'rlocii, but I'rellim on Western
Killers Is Wrnk-t.nnitis
StroitK Sliepp Dull.
SOUTH OMAHA, Auc. 16
Receipts were: Cnltle. Hoes. Sheen,
Ofllclal Monday 2,776 1,543 6,887
uuicini Tuesday 6,046
Official Wednesday 4,676
Oltlclal Thursday 2,784
6.731
6.131
5,729
13.225
3,913
5.03J
Four days this week....1R.2S2 19.131 29.111
Same dnys last week. .. .13,816 17,553 1S.37:
name woeK before 12.188 22.335 13.131
Same three weeks ngo..ll,331 29,263 22,603
Sumo four weeks ago.... 8,972 27,712 11,033
Aversge price paid tor hogs tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
19CO.l9.lWVlt7,1tl.lSM.lW4,
" 6 02 I 3 &2 3 20 3 07 $1 4 HI
July 16...,
July 17...
July IS...,
July 19...,
July 20...
July 21...,
July 22...,
July 23...,
July 24...
July 25,..,
July 26...
July 27...
July 28....
July 29,..,
July 30...,
July 31...
Aug. l...,
Altc. 2...
l 4 01 I 3 2o 2 971 K 1 3i
4 S7I 4 161 3 S2I I 2 951 4 S3
4 99 4 2? 3 !9i 3 32' 4 89
4 90
4 73
! 4 9M 4 191 3 8il 3 351 2 97 4 94
4 74
C 01
4 21f 3 81
3S
4 79
4 31! 3
3 27
3 25'
3 31,
3 37!
3 431
3 291
3 ."6
3 41
3 SO
2 36
4 85'
r. is
5 15
i 3 821
2 8.1
4 81
4i
4 3ft
2 92!
4 761
4 It
4 81
4 SI
5 05 1 4 .11
3 89
3 87
2 $9
5 021 4 26
4'Ji
4 Si
5 061
4 32
3
2 85!
2 761
4 l
4 76
6 13:
I
6 08
6 09
4 33
4 32
3 67
3 72
3 74
2 71
2 77
2 77
I 931
4 74l
4 671
4 46!
4 5
4 32
4 19,
4 2fi!
4 60
5 15
ti 18
6 15
a ?!)i
4 59
.1 Til 1 1M I 4 451 4 55
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3..
1..
5..
6..
4 31, '. 67! 3 47 2 831 4 M 4 ?
4 4.11 1 Gil 3 671 2 85) I i
4 451 .1 71" .1 53 2 96 ' 4 63'
5 10
B 04 13 771 3 4.11 3 02! 4 571 I 74
6 11! 4 38l I 3 451 2 921 4 651 4 i7
a..
9..
10.
11.
12.
1.1.
6 151 4 37! 3 811 12 75, 4 601 4 81
6 01' 4 32! 3 G7 3 49! I I 49 4 SO
6 001 4 28! 3 fi7 3 53! 2 76' 4 57 4 70
4 991 I 291 3 77 3 511 2 861 4 75
1 4 351 ,1 S5 .1 661 2 80 4 601
4 951 I .1 74l 3 61! 2 741 t 591 4 7"
4 971 4 4.1! I n CXI 2 S3! 4 52 I 97
AUg.
Allg.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Aug.
II....
In..
16..
I I 97! I 41' 3 751 I 2 831 4 421 ft Oli
I 4 9S 4 32 3 7S 3 70) I 47 5 OS
Indicates Sundnv.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
nrougnt in today bv ech road wns:
cattle, nogs, snecp. 11 r .
C.. M. & St. P. Ry...
1
St. I,. Rv
Missouri Pacific Ry..
1'nlnn Pnclllc Svstem.
F., K. & M. V. R. R..
S. C. P. Ry
. St. P.. M. St O, Ry.
11. R- M. R. R. R
, H, & Q. Ry
K. C. & St. J..
C, R. I. & P., east...
O,. R. I. & p., west...
Illinois Centrnl
'i
18
11
"l"
8
20
5
n
1
3
1
S3
18
8
22
Total receipts 114
18
.Tfe'llM'Osltlon of the day's receipts was
iiw ioiiows, eacn nuyer purcnasing tne num-
ber of head Indicated
lluycrs. Cnttle.
Omaha Packing Co 48
Hogs, bhecp.
1,000
O. II. Hammond Co 201
Swift nnd Company 690
Cuduhy Packing Co 351
Armour A- Co 3H5
1,143
1.1K9
629
1.3S1
870
(H.I
69
Swift, Kansas City 25
Swift, from country
R. Decker & Dcgnli 28
Vansant & Co GS
I. obmnn & Co 20
Hill & Huntztnger 4G
Livingstone Schaller.. 292
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 341
II. F. Hobblck n
Other buyers 428
'70S
94
Total 2A21 5.6G3 2,7!
CATTLK The supply of cattle waii not
excessive today, but It has been u long
time slnco the marktt has been In as
rotten shape ns It was todav. Packers did
not seem to be anxious for supplies nnd
took this opportunity to pound the mnrket
on nearly ull lines. There wo a good
proportion of enrnftd cattle here today,
nut mere were not many nuncnes or very
good Quality. There were a areod many
western cattle, but they went largely to
feeders.
Tho fnot that half-fat nnd warmed-up
stuff Is not wanted waa well demonstrated
today. Packers bid all the way from 15c
to 25c lower on that class of atock nnd as
a result a good proportion of It went to
feeder buyers. The best grade of corn
cnttle were In some cases nearly steadv,
but ns a rule thoy were close to lOiSflSc
lower. It was a slow, draggy market from
start to lnlsh nnd nt noon there were still
a good many cnttle unsold.
An attempt was also made to buy cow
stuff lower. The best crudes of cows and
heifers brought nearly steady prices, but
tho medium quality were generally n good
dlmo lower and In a good many enses more
than that. Canners were also weak. Hulls,
calves, etc.. sold without material change.
The stocker nnd feeder trade was In
fairly good shape today. Tho cattle show
ing quality and flesh were stronger and
the demnnd wns good. Yard traders sue-
1 eceded in cleaning up what they had on
1 hand yesterday and as a result they were
all looking for more slock today. The
nun. ugnt came, nowover, were no more
than steady and did not movo any too
freely.
Western grass cattlt), such ns were good
enough for the packers, suffered n decline
today, tho same as cornfeds. The market
was very Blow and lilds were considerably
lower nnd nt noon there wero still a eood
many unsold. Cows, with the exception of
tne very nest graars, were lower, uooil
feeders brought a little hotter prices and
tno commoner graues were nnoilt steady.
uejireseninuve saies;
REEF STEERS.
No. Av. I'r. N'o. Av. Tr.
6 1100 5 10 7 W 4 40
1S 1177 5 10 35 1103 4 70
15 IK 5 10 17 Sil 4 SO
3 1M 5 CO 27 11.11 6 3i
18 MIDI 5 15 40 Jlf.ft 5 10
19 1344 ti 40 39 1323 5 5.1
H 12J 5 40 20 1357 J 55
40 1150 4 10 39 13CU 5 O.".
tO 11M 5 10 45 1337 5 45
7 13L7 5 15 20 1357 5 55
COWS.
1 70 1 50 2 1100 '3 J5
2 !20 2 25 7 1000 2 35
5 012 2 35 2 1030 3 00
1 DUO 2 50 6 933 3 00
1 1000 3 S3 12 10IU 3 10
3 1043 2 M 13 ...1160 3 15
3 073 2 00 1 1120 3 75
8 845 2 90 3 is.y 4 oi)
1 840 2 90 13 1018 2 10
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 ,...1170 3 00 5 SC4 S 75
1 010 3 20 30 764 4 75
4 S32 3 25
HEIFERS.
1 710 2 75 2 CO 3 35
1 930 3 00 8 766 4 35
3 800 3 2.5 0 067 4 40
BULLS.
1 1150 3 05 1 1270 4 00
CALVES.
1 2A0 4 50 1 150 S 50
STAGS.
1 1470 2 90
STOCK CALVES.
264 4 73
10.,..
...
14....
6....
1....
4...
1...
4....
14....
STOCKERS AND HEIFERS.
470 2 3)
4....
793 3 90
925 3 10
730 3 23
7SO 3 90
912 3 90
inoo 3 90
707 3 75
7
13
6
2
4
4
855 4 00
950 4 00
.870 4 CO
. 610 4 00
. 805 4 20
495 4 50
813 4 00
412 4 00 7
NEBRASKA.
11 steers...
8 cows....
8 feeders.
3 feeders.
2 feeders.
1 feeder..
2 feeders.
7S9 4 on
1 heifer.... 7S0 3 23
977 2 93
1 cow linn) 3 fit'
66
773
910
610
4 LI
1 row
1070
3 60
3 35
2 85
2 23
4 21
I 25
4 23
4 2".
4 25
4 25
4 25
I 25
2 heifers.
2 cows...
1 cow...,
1 feeder.
3 feeders
1 cow....
1 cow....
1 cow....
03 1
970
1010
72U
616
121
1000
500
3 feeders.. 673
2 feeders.. 620
3 m
;i i
3 00
2 50
3 03
1 25
4 15
3 20
3 00
1 cow....
1 cow. ...
1 cow....
1 cow....
1310 3 00
1170 3 60
M.i0
940
9(0
2 20
2 23
3 CO
3 30
:i on
1 cow 1041
3 cows tsjij
1 cow,..
1 bulls..
S cows..
8 cows..
.. 870
..1158
.. 966
.. 791
1 cow....
14 feeders
6 bolters.
15 cows...
Strt
960
7S8
902
3 20
WYOMING.
2 COWS. .
2 COW8..
1 COW....
2 cows..
1 cow. . . ,
1 stag...
1 heifer.
1 heifer.
1 cow...
1 cow...
1 cow...
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer,.
.. 870
.. 900
,. 840
. . 905
.. Mrt
..1510
.. 570
.. 7O0
..12i0
.. 750
..1030
..1110
.. 8S0
..IIM)
..1100
..1130
..1300
..1210
A.
3 00
3 00
6 COWS
8S3
1120
0
MW
M0
551
775
1390
67')
815
1099
,12il')
119)
.1150
3 00
1 COW ....
1 COW
1 COW
1 COW
10 heifers.
4 heifers.
1 bull
1 cow
4 cows
20 steers...
1 steer....
1 steer....
1 steer
85
2 55
2 70
2 55
2 55
2 53
b.l
2 85
2 75
3 30
2 70
2 70
2 50
4 15
4 15
I 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
3 fU
3 30
2 b5
2 70
2 70
4 70
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
1 steer...
lll
1 steer 1051
1 steer 1110
1 steer....
15 feeders.
2 cows
30 feeders.
23 feeders
4 15
F. Miller-8. D,
892
900
3 65 9 heifers... 713 3 15
2 80
Cox Rros. Neb
862 3 50 3 feeders.. 846 3 ffl
846 3 50 1 cow 910 2 75
none .c- n.n. n.
1 bull ...1060 3 73 lcow... S90 !W
I letder... iW 2 75 3 cows W) 3 20
6 feeders S9G 3 S5
47 feeders.. SSG 3 tb
J. M Murpny s
D,
4G feeders., SM 3 ?)
2 steers.
.1055
..WO
.. 921
.. 925
3 50
4 00
2 70
2 70
16 feeders.. S 3 W
1 steer.
2 cows.
3 cows.
1 feeder... .VW 3 90
1 feeder... S90 3 W
1 bull.
..1110 3 15
3 cows.
iG
2 70
1 bull..
1 bull..
,.1370 2 75
..1300 2 SO
1 bull 1490 2 SO
J. II
Hale-H. I).
47 cows. .
2") cows..
13 calves
3 30
1 cow....
18 cows...
1 heifer..
3 feeders
1290 3 31
.. 9S
2 SO
I 50
Mil
2 75
3 )
2M
630
1 steer. ...11S0 3 90
S93
3 20
3 75
3 IV
1 stag .'00 2 75
2.1 feeders. .1228 4 50
15 feeders.. 911
1 feeder... liwu
P, Watt-wyo.
1011 I 70
HOl'TIt DAKOTA.
21 feeders.
3 cows 1150 3 65 7 bulls...
2 cows 1075 3 (V 12 feeders,
.1334
. 970
2 80
3 60
M. Cramer wyo.
20 feeders. .1111 4 50 2 cows 1015 2.6
2 cows 1150 3 W)
II. G. Wcare-wyo.
, 261 4 95 1 bull 1430
. 29J 4 95
Pratt & Ferris Wyo.
1118 4 15
.1235 4 4 0 51 steers. . ..1231
, S6.) 4 40
W. I. Tillotson Wio.
9 calves..
85
I calves..
47 cows
12 steers..,
4 40
49 steers...
TO cows 1092 4 00 2 cows 1025
4 00
30 cows 1019 3 10
J. T. Kstad-S. D.
4 feeders.. 870 4 2
5 feeders.. 920
4 20
4 20
4 20
3 15
3 15
2 51
1 feeder... 530 3 75
1 fender. . . liVI :t 75
1 feeder.
970
851
9 feeders.
1 cow
2 cows....
1 cow
1 cow 1030 3 15
. 730
.1W5
. .S30
1 cow....
1010 3 16
1 cow....
1 cow,...
70 2 50
M) 2 50
C. Coppes-S. D,
1136 I 00
C. Palmer Colorado,
f97 3 15
F. S. Spear-Wyo.
SSS 4 15
23 cows
29 cows
40 feeders..
Oeorso Olson S. D
7 feeders..
G fenders..
831
4
3 feeders. .1073
4 75
4 15
8t
70il
950
7S0
1 75
3 75
2 GO
2 60
1 feeder.
1 feoder.
800
two
1 feeder...
3 '
1 cow
4 cows..
1 cow...
190 3 35
850 3 J5
1 cow
1 cow. ....
810
3 35
F. S. Speer-Wyo.
40 feeders.. SSS I 15 16 cows. ,
941 3 10
970 3 60
iiysham & m. Neb.
feeders.. 10nn 1 45 1 feeder.
42 feeders.. 998 4 15
11. Mcllan H. D.
14 feeders.. 1025 4 30 4 feeders.. 890
4 30
I 30
1 feeder... 650 t :w 1 feeder. . .1110
1 feeder... 830 I 30
1 cow 770 2 75 1 cow 661 2 7,
cows 115 2 75 1 bull I'.".") 2 W
W. I. Collelmi Wvo.
40 steers.. ..1 tort 3 70 12 steers... .1210
4 10
4 45
5 4M
2 61
3 41
42 steers.. ..1256 4 65 236 steers. ...1266
II steers. ...1121 4 20
1 steer 1720 5 00 1 steer ....1520
11. (4. Wen re-wyo.
7 cows KS 2 GO Hi cows 915
11 enws 771 .140 2 COWS. ...W0
llOdS-Tho reeelnls of hoes were rather
light again todny nnd although Chicago re
ported only n steady mariioi tne irenng
here was a llttlo belter. This was par
tlcularly true on the lightweights, which
wero In active demand at strong to n shade
better prices. Tho better grndes of light
weights sold Inrgely from $5,001(5.05, with an
extra prime load going ns high us $5.12Vfc.
liutcher weights, ir prime, uisn sow n mite
better thnn Yesterday, the bulk of them
selling ut from $4.95 to $5.00. Heavy packers
wero extremely slow anil on tno start it was
next in impossinie to get a nui on mem,
buyers refusing to even look ut them.
They ftnnlly bought them up, however, at
about steady nrlres with yiistcrdnv. or from
$4.95 downward. A load of heavy prime fat
brought : H L92H. which i 1 1 Is claimed
"ti" - - o......
time azo
Tho strength of light hogs makes today s
average Just a trifle higher thnn yesterday,
but the mantel is still holow the $5.00 marK.
Representative snlcs:
No.
A v. Kh. Pr,
1 feeder 1010 3 20
No. Av, Sh. Tr.
64 229 80 4 97'i
42 m 80 4 7(
60 2SS 49 4 97lj
K7 2M 80 4 9714
71 2. .,. 4 97'i
C2 300 80 4 9TV4
60 249 44 4 07 '4
M 320 ... 4 97'i
82 240 ... 4 7V4
II 194 89 4 974
63 2 Hfl 4 97V4
m 214 89 5 00
79 226 80 5 00
74 201 40 6 00
M 2C ... 100
M 212 40 6 00
89 320 ... 5 00
68 2M ... 6 CO
79 2J2 .., 5 00
a 223 40 5 00
87 181 80 B M
77 215 ... SCO
f3 211 80 5 00
1,8 221 ... 5 00
77 217 M 5 00
18 288 ... 5 01
61 229 80 5 00
67 2S4 210 S CO
IS IK ... S 0314
99 293 80 R C2'i
77 223 ... 5 02'i
121 192 20) 5 12'.,
76 213 40 5 02',
61 226 40 5 02'4
03 176 80 5 05
63 223 ... 6 M
75 199 ... 6 07'4
S3 180 ... 5 12'i
S2...,
62...
..177 240 4 75
..279 ... 4 90
..315 80 4 91
..287 160 4 90
40 4 90
91...
t...
M...
45...
44...
.3M
.22S
.2M
80 4 93V
40 4 9JVi
60...
80
4 sl'i
4 92'4
4 95
4 5
4 9S
4 .'
4 95
4 9.
M
.2,',
60 307
(1.
.230
19...,
....219
....28
....M4
....271
....245
....:.i7
....307
....U8
....240
....224
....257
....241
....236
C'4...,
-.....
57..,.
6V...
SO....
66....
61....
4 93
1M 4 93
40
4 93
40
89
120
280
160
4 '.
4 95
4 97'4
4 974
4 97V4
4 97'i
4 971 i
4 97'4
4 97'4
4 97'i
4 9714
4 97'4
4 97V4
4 97'9
4 97'4
4 97'i
4 97'i
4 9Tti
4 97' 4
64....
78....
64....
75..
68....
M...,
St...,
40
K7...,
.201 240
79 215
120
41
40
240
40
51 207
81
64
SO
61
...in
...227
...232
...2.13
...228
63..
..231
79 228
65 218
64 239
4 37' 4
4 97' j
183
SHKKP There was a good run of sheep
today, but the quality was very common
nnd as a result, buyers did not take hold
very freely. A nood Dart of tho forenoon
wns spent in sorting up tne stun, so 11 waH
Into beforo much of anything was done
The feeling on lumbs was good and what
until firallivlit n lloln ulrnnnni nrlrnu llitlll
vtir,lnv TIia rnmmnn Bluff vn v'irv nlow
und packers did not seem to want It. Sheep
were also common In nunllty and slow sale
A few brought nearly stendy prices with
yesterday, but tho feeling was n little
weak.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, 51. loj4. 301 fair to good grass wether
S3.90fl4.I5: choice grass yearlings, SI.l51TI.3ri;
cholco owes, S3.50ji3.75; fnlr to good ewes,
J3.25'3.50; fair to good yearlings, BMW 1.15;
food to choice clipped Iambi. $4.2"1f l.t'0:
air to good clipped lambs, S4.O0ifl.23; cholco
spring Inmhg. J5.25TS. 40; fair to good spring
lambs. S3.00fi5.2S: feeder wethers, $3.25'y3.40;
feeder yearlings, $3. 10i3.65; feeder lambs,
S1.75fi'4.50. Representative sales:
ra wostern wetners
.108
.1 S7Vi
2 15
2 15
3 40
.1 40
4 0D
5 35
91 cull ewes
5 cull ewes
48 Idaho ewes
. 92
. 91
.101
. 98
91
57
1.10 lilnhn ewes
317 Idaho yearlings and sheep
C29 Idaho lambs
CIIICARO LIVH STOCK MARKET.
Good to Choler Xntlvc Steers .Steady
to Sllulitly llluber.
CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-CATTLK-Rccclpts,
6,000 head: good to choice native fteers,
steady to 10c higher; others, steady to slow;
westerns und Toxnns, steady at yesterday's
l.tto decline; butchers' stock, steady to
strong; natives, best i n sale today, one enr
load at $5.95; good lo prime steers, $5.IStti.(jU;
poor to medium, si.tms.w; seiecteu teeners,
steady at Sl.ovitl i5; tnlxei
1 stockcrj. S.1 3'i'iC
t.ii; cows,
nor. S2.00fi
Wt4. 10; heifers. 3.0OI( I.90; can.
SO; bulls. J2.75ft4.4j; calves,
steady ut $I.C36.75; Texnns, receipts, 1.200
head: best on sale today", fifteen carloads at
$4.15; Texas fed steers, $1 25B.3.00; Texas
grass steers, $3.40f4.25; Toxai bulls, 12.50
3.35. .
HOGS Receipts today, st.uno nena; tomor
row, 20,000 head estimated; left over 6,ti)
head; active and steady market: top, J5.3IV4;
mixed and butchers, $1.955.30; good to
cholco heavy, J5.iWi5.274.; rough heavy, J4.i.
iff 1.93; light, $5.055.374; bulk of saliyi. $j.0j
4(5 20.
v 1 . . ill, TT I . 1 1 AAA
i,.,,i dieon ulnw in 10e lower: am 19.
steady to 11 shade higher; good to cholco
wetners. jt.aiit i"; imr w i-inm" nn.
$3.654.15: western sheep, $l.00't(l33; Texan
sheep, J3.O0i4.00; native lambs, JI.25wu.U0;
western lambs. J3.751!) 1.85.
Kmmnii t'lty l.lvo Stock..
KANSAS CITY. Auc. 16. CATTLE Re-
cclntB. 7.200 natives, 2.500 Texans; export
weights, steady; good butcher weights,
steady to 10c higher; grass killers, steady
to 5c lower; canning stock, easier. wtorkerH
and feeders, steady to strung, native steers,
$5,401(5.75; Stockers anil leei'eis, ,iuu'iii.w,
liutcher cows and heifers, $'U0(j4.75, niti
ni.r t5 .50fl3.n0: fed westerns. $4 IOTiii.15;
Texans, $2.iV0i5j3.85; calves, receipts. 900 head;
veal calves, strong; snios, t..i.)i(j.iu.
1 inns iteeelnts. il.MX) bend: mnrket
...., t...n. 1......... ir,5.r. vi.
sieaiiy 111 11 niiuiiii iiivsui , iinuj, ...
mixed, $5.00J3.10; llgnt, .i.ootUJ..-u; pigs, i.w
i?j5.(i0. .
SI1EF.P AND LAMIIS-Recelpts, 1,000
head; supply mostly lambs; trado active;
iirlr-os rnlnrl stroiic nn all classes: inmbs.
$l.75f5.0O; muttons. $3.75f(4.23; Texnns, $3.3.-W
l.oo; Colorado yearlings, j.o;v4'o i.uu; biock'
ors and feeders, J3.O0fi3.40; culls, $2.23f3.2j.
Xeiv York Live Slonk,
NEW YORK. Aug. lfl-REEVES-Re
rolnis. 850 head: 1 car of bulls sold at 25c
others held for Friday's market; feeling
steady; Liverpool nnu i.oiuiou ciinic
quoted United States emtio sicauy; rofrlg
orator neer hp ill ni: 111 nuiue iht 111.
CALVEH llcceipts. neuu; very llttlo
dolmr. fueling steady; veals. S5.tmi7.7fi: 1 It
calves, $2 10; ycnrllngs, $2.t; grasserH and
buttermilks, nominal.
S KKI' ANU l.A.MUH-Keteipts, S.liMi
head; sheeti In over Minply , nnd lower.
Inmhu 10n nft ulioi.il li:V,il Id' nllllu t'
lumbs! $1.62416.50; culls, $l.noU4.50.
HOGS Recelnts. 1.13S head; common. $3 5
ffj5.80; cholco Htnto und light pigs, $5.!jjQ6.00.
St, I, mils Live Stuck
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 16.-CATTLK-Rocclnts
5.600 head. Including Texans: market slow
and a shado ower: native sh pplng nnd "X
nort steers. t.i.mMia.TU uresseu peer anil
liutcher steers. Jt.6ftft5.30; steers under 1,000
lbs., $3.505.20, stockers und feeilers. K
t.w; cows anu ueuers, ,;.wut,io; canners,
$1 ii"n; .v., bulls. $2i0',f3Si. Texas nnd Indian
steers, $.I.OC'u 4 1' cows ,n,d heifers, t- ''"it
3.S5. .
HOGS Receipts, 4..;" iM.nl. inarKii
steady to strong, pigs and iignis. j&.xuaro-wi
piickera. $5.H'if'..ii, butcher. JOtffi.Ui'-t
SHUHP AND LAM US Receipts, 2,2m)
bend; mnrket lower on sheep, steady on
liimlis! tintlve muttons. $l.?.ft4 50. lambs.
$l.2Mff.60; ulls and biuks. $2 5tXtfl.0C, mock
ers, $3.4irns.w,
.Suitnr .Vtnrltct,
WAV Oil! FAN'S. Attir 1fl. SFoAR-
Onlet: onen kettle 1 -j f , icntrlf Jgal yellow,
54J5V"; seconds, G-uG 9-loi
CHICAGO
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best DiiiinE Gar Servici
DOCTOR
SEARLES &
SEARLESl
OMAHA.
HOTUS CHRONIC &
mwi mum
op MEN
SPECIALIST
tVo guarnnttu to euro all cases curable ot
WEAK MEN SYPHILIS
SICXUALLY. Cured for Life.
Night Kmlssione, Lost Manhood. Hydrocele.
Verlcocelo. Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilis,
Stricture, Piles. FUtuU and Rectal Ulcvra
Kd all
Ivnte IlUrime nnd Dlsurilcra at Men
titrleture null (ileel Curril t Home.
Consultation Free. Call on or addreia
DR. SHAllMCS A. ril'.AIll.HS.
SID loutii mix ht. OUAUa.
ontee over U1R Houth lltU Kt.
85.00 A MONTH-
DR.
McGREW,
SPECIALIST.
Trcid U ream ol
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
MEN ONLY.
22 Yeiri Cxpirltnct.
12 Ytitiln Omihi.
wriTfiiriiTV unit MRDIOATj Treatment eom-
blneil, Varicocele, Strlctur. Syptallls. I-oi of
Vlror and VlUllty. CUIIES atlAKANTKED.
Charcenlow. HOMK TREATMENT. Iloolc. Con
ulttlonnnrt Kxamlnatlon Free. Hours, 8 a. m.
to St 7 to H p.m. Sunday. 0 to 12. P.O Box 700.
omce overSlB Ho. Ktb St., between rarnam and
Dourlaa 9ts. Omaha, N'ftb
MEN
NO CURE, NO PAY
If you ham until, wpnlt nrcani.
loit power or vrfakenlnir drain,
our Vnciuini OrB.in Pstrlopfr will
rfntorn you without dnifr er
electricity in usei not onn
failure 1 not ono rrtuniMi no C O P. fraud 1 wrllotor
rntll.-iil.ru. rent nciiliil In plain nrlor'.
LOCAL APPLIANCE. CO., 41 Chirles Bldz.. Denver, Colo.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
En Smith & Go.
tstpsrflira aii Jektors) at
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AMD NOTION.
BOILS.AJ SHsSSriEU N WORK
Qrake,
ISnaE
trn m ft r
Suecraanrn 'Wilson .t Drake.
Manufacture boilers, smoko stacks nnd
brcechlugs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
jnru ana waicr uitiKS, tiouer tuoes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
and sold Special and piompt attention to
repairs In city or country, loth nnd I'terep.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
lAestem Eloefrisa
V Cosiipany
Electrical Supplies,
EUotrlo Wlrinir Belli nnd Cnn Llef.Uau
O. W. JOHNSTON Mrr ist inMi,rfi
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
I
he Omaha Safe
and Iron Works,
G. ANDRUEN, Prop.
Makes (.specialty of
FIU B TTEr5iB
&nd tlurKlar I'ronf Pafefc an'l V'uu t Poors, ate.
010 H. Idli Omnlin. Neb.
DavisXCowgill iron Woks7
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF MACHINERY.
GENERAL REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
IRON AN 11 RRAS8 FOUNDERS.
1501, ino:t nnd I. Kir. .InoUnou .Street,
Oliiubn, Nob. Tel. r.HH.
E. Zabrlakle. Agent. J. U. Cowglll. Mgr,
'dilltS tor all purposes.
Manuficturod by
National Oil & Paint Go,
ioin-i:
lo lien
1 . a i .
Ml.
JAMES t- BOYD & CO.,
Tclcplionu lU.il). Oinnll.t, Nik
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS and STOUC9
1IUARI) OF TltAIHC.
Correspondence. John A Wmren & Co
uireci wires to Chicago and Now VorS
rz'- iw
H.R.PEriMEYa CO.
Grain
VU. (.(
boom 4 Mr Lire Bioa
ckaha nt'
RAMCH 1036 ttSt
UMW I1