Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : W I ESDAY , AUGUST 21 , 1889.
THE SPECULATIVE BARKER.
,
WhoatDull and Unlntorosttng Aoldo
From a Llttlo Flurry.
CORN DULL AND FEATURELESS.
lilttloor JS'o Otinneo Develops In the
Provision Situation Heavy lie-
colitR of CntllR HOKS Im
prove tit Quality.
CHICAGO PnODUCE MiYttllRTS.
CIIIOAOO , August 20. [ Special Telegram to
Tun UDE.I Thcro was n little flurry
In September wheat to day that caused
otno excitement for a few minutes , but
nsido from that the ninrkot ruled dull and
uninteresting It was sadly In need of
"elixlration , " to use a newly coined phrase
descriptive of Urown-Scquard's rejuvenating
process. StatUtlcs nnd most of the now *
hud n bullish flavor , but there wait no snap
to speculative Inquiry nnd values didn't
appreciate. Indeed , the market scorned to
have an undertone of heaviness , four out
of five of the scalpers were bearish , but
their influence Just now is not Important
Tlioir operations sometimes mnko a change
of } o of * such n matter , but those trivial
variations In quotations possess no signifi
cance. The news that was most Industriously
circulated for speculative effect was a dis
patch from Russia via Now York
that thn Russian crop would bo
on nvcrnRQ ono and that It would exceed the
recent estimates. This report had not much
influence In viovv of the recent otllclal and
seml-ofllcliU utterances to the contrary , but
it was used ns a club , and tlioro was consid
erable ) selling on the strength of It by Gcorgo
Smith , Cudahy and others. English cables
were flatly contradictory , but those usually
regarded as the most reliable represented
the weather as unsettled and the inarnot
firm on that account and small offerings.
New York operators had it that the foreign
market was depressed mid lower on clearing
weather and expected heavy shipments of
American wheat. Not strictly in harmony
with the bear information came well authen
ticated reports that ocean freight room was
in demand at the ncaboard for "wheat to ar
rive. " ' In addition it was learned that now
business to the extent of nine boat loads hail
been worked in Now York. Tim amount
on passage dccrcasod 830,000 bushels. This
was a bull item of no consequence.The
northwest continues to keep tno mails and
wires laden with bearish advice and opinion ,
but as yet the statistics do not particularly
favor that sldo. Receipts of spring wheat
are not coming up to expectations , but It
might bo well for those who are disap
pointed because the whole spring wheat crop
has not yet been shipped in from tno country
to remember that a year ago yesterday n
hard frost destroyed millions of bushels of
wheat in the northwest. This year the crop
has been saved , but the date is nevertheless
very early to go Into niouniinp over the fail
ure of the crop to como to the front. Ttore
were r.uns throughout Montana , the Dalto-
tas and Northern Minnesota yester
day and last night , and a cold
wave of considerable severity is fol
lowing. The approaching cold wave
caused a small-sized scare in corn , but trade
is so lethargic that actual frost in the corn
country would hardly "wake 'em up , " seem-
Inply. The Impending low temperature had
no effect on wheat , however. December
opened at 78'fjC , advanced sparuiRly to 78J <
© 7Sc , and sola off to 7T77Xc. From
that point there was u rally to 77 c , and
that was the point at which a largo proportion
tion of tno business of the day was done.
The market clung to % < " . with a sort of tor
pid tenacity. Toward the close , however ,
the Increased offerings produced a weak
fooling and the price cot to 77c , where it
rested at the close. August opened at 77 } c ,
ranged at 77@77J.fa nnd closed at 77 * < b.
September opened at 77) ) , which was } e
advance over yesterday's lust price , and was
led up to 7J < o , with only a few sales. The
prlco subsequently worked back to 7GJ c
and closed at 70j4@70Xc. As compared
with yesterday , near months are Just a shade
better and Into futures } { c lower.
The usual. featureless uiid dull corn mar
ket was not deprived of its recent character
istics. The foreign markets wcro steady to
firm , and export inquiry at the seaboard was
good nnd shippers hero wcro frco buyers.
The clearances from Atlantic ports wore
small , and New Orleans only figured for a
shipment of 10,000 bushels. The wcnther
throughout the corn belt was favorable for
the growth of grain , but colder weather was
threatened from the extreme northwest.
Prices underwent but little change. Septem
ber , the active month , being confined to u
range of loss thun &c. It opened at 85 } @
85c , sold down to SSk'c and closed at & } ) , ( &
Oats were dull within % e range , ruling
nearly steady. Heceipts were less than ex
pected , though they proved liberal. In the
speculative market thuro was little desire to
trade , with some business in No. 3 white
oats for this and next month. No. 3 August
weaker nt31@24Ko and September nt i& c.
May oats were offered moderately at 24o and
September stood near SOJ c. with August at
n shade discount. No. 3 oats to go jto store
Bold chiefly at 'J0'b'c.
In provisions the day's developments
showed little o'r no chungo in the situation.
Pork and lard exhibited a trifle more
strength , but for short ribs prices receded tea
a lower point than yesterday under unex
pected selling. Offerings of short ribs ex
ceeded the demand as u ruin , and ttio char
acter of the realizing rather indicated liqui
dation upon the part of some of the tired
holders. The trading generally was com
paratively slow and the buying witnessed
presented no special feature. The day's
uctuul changes In prices show u decline of Do
on September and October short ribs and an
advance of 2f@5o on the saino deliveries of
lard and BCJTJyO on all pork futures. Janu-
nry lard uud short ribs closed unchanged.
CHICAGO lilVIS SjCOOIl.
CHICAGO , August 20. [ Special Telegram to
TUB BEB.I CATTI.B. In addition to the
fresh arrivals of 5,500 natives , 4,000 Toxane
and 3,000 northwestern rangers , tlioro were
'
nbout : ) ,000 "stalo" natives on tho' market ,
some of the latter having been carried ever
luco last Thursday. The general demand
was In u strained condition , but tno sharp up
turn in vuiuos of > f c per pound , which Brit
ish udvlccs reported , enabled sellers of al
good cattle and by good cattle is meant
ripe , fat , dry. fed steers to exact steadj
prices. All otnor descriptions of natives , In
cluding cows , sold unevenly , without regard
to any basis of values and at all kinds of
prices , llanga cattle received the prefer
ence over grassy natives , and sold fairly wel
at full steady rates , u number being taker
by shippers for eastern markets. As for the
week post , a number of grass natives hui
Again to bo carried over to-night. Thi
stacker and feeder trade was lifeless am
but few transactions occurred. Choice W
extra beeves , $1.50(34.05 ( ; medium to good
Bteors. 1850 to 1500 Ids , W.80@4.00 ; I'M ) to
1850 Ibs , * 3.60 ( < 4.8Us 950 to 1'JOO Ibs. SJ.OOid
8.75 ; stackers aud feeders , Ilb0@3.10 ; cows ,
bulls aud mixed , fl.lO@i.H ; ! ; bulk , tl.750
2.25 } Texas steers. a.4U ( : i.l5 : cows , l.76
2.30 : western natives and lialf-breeua , Ki.
. COW8 , i _
Hoas The quality of to-dny's supplj
ehowQd sousldQrablo Improvement ever yes
terduy. This fact , together with the stroui
opoulut ; for provisions , inlluencod a little
better fooling In general trade , though the
movement was by no means brisk. Earlj
ales of heavy were generally 5o higher ,
but later the market weakened ot
packing gradeo , big rough 400-pouni
averages soiling lower ana with dlnloultj
SLwnl@iW [ : ? . .w 'ito ' food packmn
Sfuv ? ? . ° ' do l blo weights sold largely rt
f4.OOS4.05. There wus but little compotl
turn for heavy shinning shapes , uud PMkers
bought most of this class at M 10(34.15 ( ; Se
lected medium weights for shipping pur
poses met with a pretty peed demand ant
old readily at 4.20a4.SS. ( Light desorip
ttoos were only in fair request nnd sold nc
bettor than yesterday ; In fact York and the
Auclo ort wcro lully 6 ? lower. .
unking only $4.5001.55 , Light Hunt selec
tions dragged at M. < V > (3 ( .70.
FINANCIAU '
NEW YonK.Au ustSO. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Br.E.J STOCKS Ar-.tlon In stocks
yesterday , resulting In losses of J ffljf per
cent through the entire list , did not cause
nny additional bear talk or liopo. The ad
verse news was sufllclcnt to ordinarily cause
n flurry and u much sharper decline. The
fact that little stock was brought out and
was taken by peed parties rather afforded
encouragement to the bulls. Action In
trusts was traceable to the banks , nnd goes
to show that the best Institutions are un-
wllllngto accept those securities on tluio loans.
It also goes to show that the bank interests
will Ognt any unreasonable raid on tno part
of the bears touching standard railroad
shares. This loft the bull sldo of the trade
feeling bolter last night , notwithstanding
the losses recorded during the day. The
effect was also felt this tnornng when the
market opened with animation and first
prices generally . ! s@X P ° r ccnt ever 'ast '
night. The only feature WAS the transac
tions in trust stocks. The sugar trust was
remarkable , with n gain of 2 per cent at 109.
Cotton oil , however , resumed Its decline of
yesterday and dropped to 48 , against 49
lart evening. Sugar , after a further ad
vance to 109 } , reacted to.lOTJ , while load
declined it fraction. Late in the hour there
wus n partial reaction. In railroad shares ,
Burlington sold ox-dividend at 103& , and up
to 104 , thus regaining.half the dividend from
the close yesterday. Wabnsh preferred
moved up ; V per cent to Illjf. Delaware &
Hudson wont to 149J-I nnd Lackawanna to
140. Other clnnges up to noon were uninv
portnnt. The best prices of the day wort
reached nftor 13 o'clock , when grangers
were strong on reports of earnings. Burlington
' oloslnc nt 10IJ ox-
lington went to 10iB' ,
dividend. St. Pa il touched 73V , but closed
steady at 77 % . Big Pour gamed I ) * poi
cent to 77/ , and Chesapeake common % poi
cent to 25 > f. Coal stocks ware unusunlli
strong. Delaware & Hudson closed nt 149 ,
and Lnckawnnna at 140 % , or lf , per cenl
higher. Trusts got over their early flurry
The total sales wcro 113,091 shares.
The following were the closing quotations :
0. B.4s regular. 123 iNoi'thcrn 1'aclOe. . U'3U
U.B. 4s coupons . . . 123 'dopreferred ' fi7
U.8.4Hsregular..lor , 0. it M. W 110 ? <
tl.a.4it ! coupons..ICUJi1 rtoprererrcd M3
PadnciHoCMj 118 iN.Y.Contral ll ? J
Central I'aclfle : iVi V. O.&E KJ
ChlcncoiAlton..i23 Ulock Island ' . ) ' (
ChlcaKoHjirllnBtou C..JI.&SU. ' 71 i
AQitlncv 104-1 uopreferred 112i !
D..U&W 14 HSt.I'nuKVOmaha. . ! lt
Illinois Central U0i doproforrod ! (
I. , U.StV Union 1'aclllo
Kansas &Taxas. . . . W..St. L. & ! 17" ;
I.nko Shore J doproforred 82'j
Michigan Coatral. . K > Western Uulon. . . . 84Ji
Missouri I'ftcltlc
MONKT Easy at 3@5 per cent.
PRIME AIEKOA.NTILE PAPBII 4J57 per
cent.
STERUHO BxcitAxon Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills , 51.84 } * ; demand , $4.S7 .
Mining Stocks.
NEW YOUK , August 30. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BBE.I The following uro tlio min
ing stock quotations :
Caledonia II. H..31U Iron Silver 200
Chollnr . 170 Mexican 310
Crownpolnt . MO Mutual 140
Colorado Central. . 10J Ontario 3400
Con. Cal , & Va . 7I17J Ophlr 4GO
Commonwealth . .240 Occidental 171) )
Deadwood T. . 1IJO Plymouth 400
Kureka Con . 145 Savage lS.ri
Gould ec. Curry. . . .19J Sierra Nevada 2)5 )
Hnle & Norcross - Union Consollda'd.29J
(0) ) Ward ConsoUda'd..iiO
Horn Silver . 115 Yellow Jackec 2iO
PRODUCK MARKETS.
CmcAoo , August 20. 1:15 : p. m. close
Wheat Shade caster ; cash , Tf' c ; Septem
ber. 01 3-103 ; December , G7J c.
Corn Steady ; cash , 83 c ; September ,
353-lGc ; December , 84o.
Oats Steady ; cash , 'JO 3-lCis ; September ,
20 > c ; December , 20c.
Hyo Cash , 43c.
Barley Cash , We.
Prime Timothy SI.45.
Flax Seed Cash , $1.23 ; September ,
Whisky $1.03.
Pork Steady ; cash and September ,
$9.52X ; October , $9.50.
Lard Steady ; cash und September , S0.1 ! > .
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , ? 3.00 (
4.50 ; sprint ? wheat , ? 1.303.50 ; Bye , $2.0U
@ 2.S5.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , S4.02K@ 1.75 ;
short clear , S5.25@3.37 # ; short ribs , $5.00 ®
5.05.
Butter Firm ; creamery , ll@18c ; dairy ,
0@15e.
Cheese Qulot ; full cream Cheddars , 7J < / @
7c ; flats , 7 > ( a3c ! ; Younc Americas , 8@S > c ,
i g s Firn ; frush , 14@13c.
Hides Unchanged.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. I solid packed ,
4@4J c ; cake , 4. ! c.
UccolDts. Shipments.
Flour 17,000 5.00C
Wheat 83,000 184,001
Corn 550,003 278.00 (
Oats 831,000 1S9.00C
Now York. Aucust20. Wheat Receipts ,
83,000 ; exports , 12.000 : spot dull , weak and
lower ; now No. 2 red , 85 > @S. > ) o in elevu
tor , 0OXo alloat , 87tf@b7Vo ! f. o. b. ; un
graded red , 75@7 > .fcopttons ; dull , weak nnc
& @lo lower ; August. 81o.
Corn Ueccipts , 30,000 bushels : exports ,
83,000 bushels ; spot quiet and steady ; No. 2
44c in elevator and store , 44) ) o alloat ; un
graded mixed , 48J ( < 40c ; options dull but
steady.
Oats Receipts , 74,000 ; exports , none
spot , loss active and steady options , steady
and quiet ; August 27e , September 20' < S
20 ? u ; spot. No. 2 , white , U0) ) @ 3io : ; tnlxci
western , 24@29o.
Coffoo- Options closed easy at 35@4 <
points down ; sales , 42,250 bags ; August
$14.fc5@15.00 ; September , § 14.90 ( 15.00 ; spoi
Hioeaslur ; fair cargoes , $18.25.
Petroleum Steadier jUnltod closed at 99 (
for September.
EITRS Firm ; western , 17 ( < ? 18o.
Pork Lower ; inspected mess , ? 11.50Z (
11.75.
Lard Quiet and firmer ; western steam ,
K5.55 ; September , W.52.
Butter Kusy ; western , 0@18c.
Cheese Stronger ; western , (5@7o. (
Knnsna Cltv. August 20. Wheat
Steady ; No. 2 red , cash , 04J c ; Soptompor
C5c asked ; No. 3 red , 50c ; No. 2 soft , OtSc
August , tilk : bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , no bid nor offer
ings ; August , 24c bid , 25 < c nskod.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 18K'1 ; August , 17J (
askod. ,
St. iTonifl , August 20. Wheat A shadi
off ; cash , 74 0 ; September , 74) j@74e.
Corn Easier ; cash , 82 o.
Oats Weak ; cash , 18o ; September. 18c
Pork Lower at $10.23.
Lard Quiet at (5,90.
Whisky Steady at $1.02.
Butter Qulat ; cash unchanged : creamery ,
lOQlSoj dairy , H@15o.
AllnnrnpoIlK , August20. Sample whoa
dull aud about steady ; receipts 120 cars
shipments 42 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , Au
gUht , 78o ; on track , 78@S5o ; No. 1 northern
August , 75o : September , 74o ; on track
74XT'Jo ; No 3 iiorthern. August , 71c ; 01
track , 70@75o. '
Mllwnulcer * , August 20. Wheat Easy
cash , 75J.fc ; SoptemDer. 755'
Corn-Firm ; No. 8 , Sflc. '
Oats Dull ; No. 2 white , i
Hyo Quiet : No. 1 , 42Xc.
IJurloy Dull ; Septembar , 59c.
Provtalons Firmer ; pork , $9.80.
Cincinnati , August 20. Wheat Dul
and lower ; No. U rod , 74 , u.
Corn Irregular and lower ; No. Z mixed ,
Oats Uaroly steady ; No. 2 mixed , 20@21o
Idvorpool , August 20 , Wheat Firm
demand poor ; holders offer sparingly.
Corn Quietj new mixea western , 4s ] } #
per cental.
blVlfl STOCK.
Cliloaco , August 20. The Drovers
Journal reports as f allows i
Cattle Kocuipts , 10,000 ; slow but steady
beeves. $4.60@t.03 ; steers. $ aOO@l.GO ; stocn
era and feeders , $1.80@3.10 ; cows , bullo and
mixed , $1.1033.25 ; Texas cattle , 31.75 ( 3.15 !
natives aud Half-broods , 83.25MU.S5.
Hogs Kocolpts , 0,000 ; market 5o hlgho
for good bogs ; inlxod , $3.y5QlW ; heavy
$3.75(34.20 ( ; light , e .804.05 ; skips , $3.CO@
4.00.
4.00.Sheep Itccolpts , 0,000 ; market steady ?
natives , f3.50 ( < H80 ; westerns , M40t.20 {
Tcjians , $3.50 4.10 ; lambv f l.59@0.00.
A Drovers' Journal special London cablo-
? ram quotes heavy supplies of cattle , but n
Drink demand and prices ifchlghor ; medium
to choice steers Ilf@l2o per pound , esti
mated dead weight.
Rnnonn Oily , August 20. Cattle Uo-
cclpts , 5,000 ; shipments , 2.100 ; prune native
beef steers strong ; unripe grass stccra
slow and wcnkj common to choice corn-fed
steers , $3.0u@J.23 ; stookors nnd feeders ,
$1.00@3.00 ; grass range stcors. $1.00@3.75.
u Hogs Receipts , 5,100 ; shiumutits , 200 ;
market lOc lower ; light , fcl.20@4.33 ; heavy
and mixed , $3.70@.10. |
Nntlonnl Stoa'st Yimt. , Wait St.
IjOHls , August20. Cattle Receipts , 3,000 ;
shipments. 800 ; market steady ; choice heavy
native stcors , $4.00Q4.3J ; fair to treed , 5.1.SU
@ 1.10 : stockora nnd feeders , f2,20(23.10 ( ;
range steers , $ -i.80@3.80.
HORS Receipts , 1,030 ; shipments , 100 ;
market strong ; hcavv , Sl.lO@4.30 : packing ,
fl.05@4.3r > ; light grades , Sl.W@1.50. !
Sioux Olty. Aucujtax Cattle Rocolpts ,
030 ; slilpmeuts , 170 ; market steady and un
changed ; fat steers , ? 3.00@3.50 ; feeders ,
* 3.10@3.85 ; stockors. ? 3.15@2.40icanncra and
bull * , 75c@ .2o ; veal calves , ? J.50@3.oa.
Jlogs Receipts. 850 ; market steady ; light
nnd mixed , $3.35@3.85 ; ho.ivy , $3.80@J.90.
io srooit.
Cattle.
Tuesday , August 20.
To-dny's ' operations on the cattle markel
amounted to considerable In the end , but
wcro devoid of life. There were no strlctlj
choice or loppy beeves on the innrket , Less
than half of the cattle were natives , and n
very large proportion of the olTcrinirs was
made up of westerns , Texans nnd half-
breeds that bad boon fed moro or less corn.
Few of them wcro good , and even those that
had hud some corn wuio not vary fat. Aside
from a few odds and ends the native beeves
sold nt $3.50ai. ( ' . > 5 , principally at $305(31.00 (
nnd the westerns nt ? 3,10U.50. ( The murkel
on strictly choice or 'prime beeves could be
quoted steady , nnd fair to good cattle 5@10 (
lower than last week. When it came to the
common grades tlioro was almost no market
the buyers not making much of an ctfort te
buy and bidding 20g23o ( lower than the big !
point last week. The demand for cow stuil
wus qutto good , und although tlioro were
more hero than llicro have beun during the
past two days , the uiurkot was stronger ami
higher. In soino.cases sales were mada thai
were fully lOo higher. Ttio prices paid foi
cows raneud from $1.75 to SiBO , but largely
from $1.03 to $3.25. The market on feeders
und stookors did not show any mntonn
cnnnge. Thuro were quito a good many cat
tie of that description aud a qulto a gooi
many buyers in the yards. As high as SJ.OI
was paid for some good feeders.
Ho .rs.
The shippers and light hog men started out
In the morning paying steady prices for good
liglit hogs. A good many light sorts went a'
? 4'.00 and some licht mixed nt $3.90@3.93. Th (
market was qulto active on the lights und t
clearance was soon effected , but directly tlu
reverse was true of heavy hoes. The ship
pers bought a few good loads at $3.80 , 01
about 60 lower than yesterday. The heaviosl
packers , however , hold back , and when tht
shippers had filled their orders all thoj
would give for the balance wus f3.73.75 (
The heavy hog market was extremely slow ,
salesmen being very reluctant to make si
great a concession. At midday there wen
still n good many loads unsold. It would b (
safe to oall the market on heavy hogs 10@15 (
lower thun yesterday's market.
Cattle . 1,201
Hogs . 3.SOI
Sheep . 21
Prevailing
ThofjllawiagU atxbU of pas3i p.iM la
this .lurlcofc f jr 113 gralsj of stjjk men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1003 Ibv . ? 4.15 @ 4.-10
Good steers. 1253 to 145'J U > 3. . . 3.99 faJ.4.33
Good steers. 11)30 ) to 133J103. . . 3.5J ( ol.20 !
Common ( Manors . 1.23 @ 1.75
Ordinary to fair cows . 1.03 ( ( § 1.90
Fair to good cows . , . 1.93 C < ? 2.25
Good to chpico cows . 2.23 © 2.5 )
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 2.59 W3.00
Fair to coed bulls . 1.50 < u > 3.00
Good to choice bulls . 3.03 ( $2.50
Llgnt stockers and feeders. . . . 2.332.75
Good feeders , 950 to 1100 Iba. . 2.75 ( iJ3.00
Fair to choice lisrbt boss . 8.93 C < HOO
Fair to choice heavy ho s . 3.70 ® 3.SO
Common to fair heavy hogs. . . 3.00 ( i4..70 )
Fair to choice mixed hocrs . 3.85 @ 3.95
STECIl ? .
8 1020 1 B5
B5BTAQ3
*
BTAQ3 .
1 1470 8 00
BTOCKBHS.
3 775 3 00
23 499 2 25
OXEN.
1 1000 2 00
CALVES.
3. . . . 440 2 50
WnSTKKS CATTLK.
Owner. No. Av. Pr
50 feeders 1024 $3 0
88 steers , corn-fed Colo..ll8'J 3 5 <
Gcorgo C. L. Goodwin
40steers , runco , Wyo..l203 3 1
iioos.
I.ivo Stock
D. Holstcln , of Scrlbnor , Nub. , had hog
hero.
L. JciiBou came In with hogs from \Ve :
ton , Tn.
J. J. Llflitboily , Geneva , had two curs o
Logs horo.
J. C. Underbill , ot Unadllla , Imd boga o
the uiurkot.
J , M. Kuiorlno came over with hops tree
Council IHuffu.
E. H. Cowlca , of Konrn came in with
two cnra of cnttlo.
N. M. Goodcll , ofVcrt6n | la. , Imd flvo
cars of cattle hero. o } I
Ilonry Sclilnstock , VVcstjPolnt , had a lend
ot liogs on tlio market. A '
Gibson t Pratt had nlnoj CMS of rangers
here from Mlltord , Utah. , . , , ,
Waters it OtiUaway lroughtup eight cars
of cattle from Wllsonvlllo. \
Mr. Hobblns , of Kearney , was on tlio mar
ket with cattle nnd hORs. "
Mr. Johnson , of Anderson' ' Johnson , Oak
land , was hero with n car df higs.
Gcorpo Glhson and John tAitz , of Elk City ,
wcro hero looking ever the market ,
Mr. Hammond , of Gordotii&Co. , WAS herewith
with two cars of cattle fromJcrosco. ( .
Gcorgo C. Ij. Goodwin , brought In two cars
of range cnttlo from Evnnston , Wyo.
McClelland fc Powell , Kcnosawand Green
& Unrr , Qrcouwood , had hogs on tbo mar
ket.
Alctnl aiarkct.
A London caolo to the American Metal
Market , dated August 10 , reports the follow
ing :
There Is again a fair turnover , principally
In 'tin , nnd prices continue to gain la
strength.
TIN- Although not since holding Its full
advance. Improved considerably early In the
week In vnluo as well ns In activity. Deal
ings were especially heavy on Monday , at
from 20@25a iidvanco , must of which was
noted on early 'cliango.Cash closed 00
and forward 90 10s , und these figures were
Improved C@1J ( ? the next fbrcuoon , und half
ns much In the late dealings. Wednesday's
market opened at 91 10s nnd 02@JL'02 2s Od ,
but qtilcitly reacted fis ; and yesterday an
other r @ 10s was lost ; the snlo of 0,417 slabs
of Ucllncd Banca , bringing un nvarairc of
54)t florlna per plcul. At to-day's early
change , there was a further decline of 10@
15s , and 5s moro this afternoon , the market
closing heavy and quiet at 03 cash , 00 12s
Oc forward.
Coi'PBK Favorable news from America
nnd the local situation contribute to
strengthen prices , though but llttlo Is doing
on speculation , nnd cash bars were 10s
higher on Monday morning at 43 Os , react
ing 5s later in the day ; while forward ruled
throughout at 12 Os for three months
prompts. A fresh advance on Tuesday of
10s nt early and 5s at lute 'change for cash
was accompanied by a gain of only 5s In all
for forward prompts , and by the next duy
quotations were again back to 48 Cs nnd
42 10s , forward having hold comparatively
steady. Thcso" figure * were again current
yesterday nominally , ns no" business was
done ; cash opened 5s higher to-day , nnd
closed lirm at 13 12s Cd , though forward
prouiots were unchanged/at 43 10s.
ANTIMONY Is perhaps not so lirm as a
week ago , but Ilallott's may Hie still quoted
fairly at ( iO.
Si'Ei.TEii Improved 5s to 10s moro to 21
for Silcsinu.
LKAi > Shares In the general strength' and
creator activity only to a moderate extent ,
but Soft Spanish Is again a llttlo dearer at
12 15s.
ENOUSII Pie IKON Has halted on its
heretofore rapid upward movement , gaining
threepence only on Monday t < 5 43s OJ and
standing unaltered thereat for tbo balance
of the week.
BissuMiit : Pin Has gene , eighteen pence
better on the week to 55sor mixed numbers.
STKEL RAILS Show loss "activity but hold
steady at 3 to 5 2s Od f. fa. b. for heavy sec
tions. '
OLD HAILS Meet with gbod demand at 70s
for T's , 72s OJ to 77s Gd Dj fl. c. i. f. , N. Y.
SCHAI * ino.v Hathor easier at 40s@42s Od
f. o. b. , with a moderate business doing.
GLASGOW , Friday 10 , 18S9.
SCOTCH WAKR\NTS Wcrplpss freely dealt
in , and at something of a reaction In values.
Sales were inado on Monday morning at
slightly lower prices than , lost Friday , but
the close was firmer at 40s Od , which was
again noted nt the close next , ' day , after deal
ings in the forenoon a penny or two higher.
On Wednesday the current , quotation was
down to 40s 2d. to "which paint the market'
recovered yesterday alter , touching 4Gs early
in the day. Prices woi-o.std.j.dy to-day at a
further advance to 40s * 4d , which ruled
throughout without chuupo.
' * - * *
'
Makers' quotations are for'
Coltness , alongside , Glasiow..COs 3d
Gartsherrio , " * " ' - ' - . ' . . . . . . . Od
Suuimerleo , " " . 5Ss Od
Langloan , " " . 57s Od
Curnbroe , " , " . fiOs Od
Glencarnock , " Ardrossan . 53s Cd
Egliriton , " * " . 47s .Od
Dalmellington , " . 49s Od
Lighterage , Ardrossan to Liverpool , Is
ton.
LiVEHi'oor , , Friday. August 10 , 168fl.
TIN PLATES Very llrni.
Charcoal tin plates , plates
Melyn grade . 10slOJ4d@l7s Od
Charcoal tin plates , Allaway
Krarto . 14s Od @ 14s Cd
Charcoal Terno plates , Dean
grade , 14,23 . 13s Od @ .
Charcoal Torno plates , Doan
grade , 20,23 . 25s Od @ 2Gs Od
Coke tin plates , B. V. erddo.2s 10 , ( ilUs od
HAUL ) 10 GUI' UAIT.
It Takes Sharp Work tn rio.it New-
louiKlIaiKl Onicinls.
HAi.irAX , N. S. , August 80. [ Special Tel
egram to Tun BEK.J The Newfoundland
government is enforcing the bait act with a
coed deal of rigor. Ono cruiser , Lady Glo
ver , has made eight seizures this season.
The masters of two vessels were sentenced
to pay a line of § 1,000 each or to undergo flvo
months' imprisonment. The others were
imprisoned for from live months downward.
To show what the shipowners and masters
of Fchooners are now put to , and the artifices
that huvo to bo resorted to in order to got
bait , it is but necessary to dcscribo the plan
adortod by ono French vessel , In her a false
bulkhead was built next to the cabin. Three
pieces of decking were cut out and the space
was filled with horring. In order to hide all
traces seines wcro carefully spread ever the
decks.
"I cannot praise Hood's Sarsttparilla
half enough , " Bays a mother whoso son ,
almost blind with scrofula , waa cured by
this medicine.
CAUGHT IN HIS OWN THAP.
A. llovolvcr Intended Tor Tliloves
Blioots ItH Owner.
WiLKESiunitB , Pa , , August 20. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BBB. ] Frank Sorensen
was fatally injured at , Nanticoko , seven miles
from hero , this morning by a trap which ho
had arranged to kill thlovcs. Some ono had
been stealing pigeons from the barn. Being
unable to detect the thieve * , ho loaded a re
volver on Saturday , suspended it from n
beam with the muzzle towards the door , and
'
attached a line so that , th'p. opening of the
door would cnuco the revolver to explode.
Ho was himself the llrst/to Try the trap and
the bullet entered his body Just'bolow tbo
heart. Sorensen was thirty years old , and
married. Ho Is still alive , but with no possi
ble chance for recovery.l ' J
Advlco to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's ' 'Soo1 ' thing Syrup
Hlioulcl uhvays bo uso'il for children
toothing. It soothcs'thd child , soltons
the gums , allays nil imliia , cures wind
colic , nnd is the bosf'romody for diar-
rhccit. 25c u bottlo. i " i
Wilson Did Not Arrive.
NEW YOHK , August 20- The statement
sent out yesterday tuat'ijanlol Wilson , the
son-in-law of ox-ProsldontGrovy , ot Franco ,
liua arrived by steamer In this city , Is orro ,
ucous.
i
Cushman's Menthol inhaler cures catarrh ,
headache , nourulgln , asthma , hay lover ,
Trial free ut your druggist. Price 60 cents.
Tliroo Killed liy nn
PiTTSiiuiia , August 20. An explosion oc
curred at Staub's brewery , Allegheny City ,
this afternoon Ic which three men wore
killed and a number Injured.
That hacking cough can bo BO quickly
cured by Shiloh'b Cure. Wo guurunteo
it. For sulo by Goodman Drug Co.
<
Vloldcd to the 1'iiB'in.
Co.N-BTANTiNoi'LE , August 3'J. Dlspatchoa
from Crete report that tlfteon insurgent vil
lages submitted to Cbakin Pasha , the newly
appointed governor when ho assured amncat >
to tbo iuhubitauU.
ills BLOOD rou itEit
Miss Iluntlnncton Cnpturfti n. Tit led
1'nnpnt1 nnd Ilia DC bin.
bus DON , August -Special [ Cablegram
to Tun 13m ; . | Another impecunious for
eigner 1ms captured an American heiress.
Miss Huntlngton , daughcr of Colhs P. HuntIngton -
Ington , of Uulon Paclflo farno. is engaged to
bo married to Prince Ilatzfoldt , Mfss Huntington -
ington has been traveling In Spain with Mrs.
John Shnrwood nnd mot the prlnco , xvho pro
fessed to bo captivated with her , and fol
lowed her about , proK | > scd marriage nnd was
accepted , Prlnco Ilatzfoldt Is n cousin to
Count Ilatzfoldt , the Gorman ambassador in
London , who is likewise married to an Amer
ican gin , Miss Moulton , The countess
is , however , nqw separated from' her
husband aud resides in Paris. Prince Hntz-
fcldt , who is engaged to marry Miss Hunt
lngton , used to bo ono ot the secretaries of
tne legation horo. Ho Is tall and fair with n
pale face and a slight stoop. Ho Is well
known In the clubs hero which sporting Inon
most frequent ur.d Is a capital follow among
his set. Tlioro Is nothing against him but
chronic Impccuuloslty and a tendency to con
tract debts which ho has no Immediate pros
pects ot paying. For n while ho affected the
turf but had not money enough to cut much
of a figure. Ho has been a well-known tig-
uro at most of the fashionable watering pla
ces on the continent and has cultivated the
acquaintance of numerous rich American
girls at Monte Carlo , Baden-Uadcn , Ham-
burp and other foreign resorts. Ho has been
assiduous In his attentions to Miss Huntlnc-
ton. Some of the prince's friends estimate
his debts to amount to > lUOOi)0 ) francs.
An Ausolutit Curo.
The ORIGINAL ABIETIXG OINTMENT
Is only put up In large two-outico tin boxes ,
nnd is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup.
lions. Will positively euro all kinds of piles-
Ask for the ORIGINAL AUIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
25 cents per box by mail ao cents.
Turkey1 * Troops In Crnto.
CONSTANTINOPLE , August 20. The porto
has ilccidcd.to Increase ho forces In Crete
to 80.000.
CHICAGOllORT LINE
OP THB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Itcst Route from Omaha aud Council
Hinds to
TWO TllAINB DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA
AND COUNCIL 11LUKKS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Fiml , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids ,
Bock Island , Ficeport , Itockford ,
Clinton , IhibiKiuc , Unvcuport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jancsrllle ,
BclriU Winonn , T/x Crossc ,
And all other Important point * , East , Iforthoait and
Suutuuast.
For through tickets cull on the lloko * nscnt at 1.V11
Farnnm troot , tu larkvr ! lllock , or at Union I'nciflc
Depot.
rnllmnn Bloopers and tlio finest Dining Can In tb
world are inn on tlic ma'n line oi the ( .hlccKO , Mil
waukee A St. Paul Itallnny , nnd CVI.TJ attention Is
pnld to iiasacuKcn uy courtuoui employes of tlio
company- K. III.I.EH. Qencr.ll MnnnKcr.
1. K. TUCKKII , A 'ltt ml Ccnernl MnnnKer.
A. V. It. CAKl'KNTKH , General I'auenzet nnd
Ticket Aeent.
QUO. E. 11BAFFOBD. AsslJUnt General I'assenccr
and Ticket Agent.
T. J.CLAUU. G acral SopirlnUndcnt.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST , '
NORTH and SOUTH
1302 PARNAM STREET.
A Pocket Cigar Case Free ti > Smokers of
and Shoos .
K1RKEJSDALL , JOXES & CO. ,
Euccesior to Heed , Jonei It Co.
Wholesale Mannfaotnrcrs of Biots & Shoes
Aii-nts for Iloslon Rubber PIloo To. , 1102. 1101 and 110J
llaroey Street , Ooiaba , Nebrastca.
' Brewers.
- STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1W1 North Elulitrenth ntreotOmaha , Neb.
Cprnjop.
EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfccturers of Galvanizeil Iron Cornice
\Yladow-rap9audmetalleiliTllKlit9. John Eponct r ,
proprietor. 108 and 111) BuulU 10th ttreet.
PaperBojtes *
"
"JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
KOI , mi and 1318 Douglai itreet , Omaha , Nab.
Sash , Dooref Eto.
M. A. DISBROW & CO. ,
Wbolcialo manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , Blinds ami Monluings ,
Branch ofllce , 12tli aad Iiard itreoU , Omnha , Nctt ,
BO1IN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Safy Doors , BliMs ,
Uouldlnm , atalr-work an 1 Interior hard wood flnlili.
IJii-'j North 101 h itreet , Omaha , Neb.
Steam Fittings , Pumps , Eto.
STUANf ) < t CLARK STKAil HEATIKO CO. ,
PQfflps , Pipes and Engines ,
Bt m , water , rtllwair anil mining auppll g , eto.
RJJ , VJ2nnd Wl Faruam itrvet , Omalia.
IT. S. WIND EKQINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
HallUaj wind tnllli. U13 and 020 Jonei it. , Omaba.
U. 1' ' ' . Uoti , Acting Mannner.
BROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BheoMron wori , itcam pumpi , > aw mllli. 12UnU
L avenn rtu itrcetOmaha.
Iron Worka.
PAXTON & VIE R LI NO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cart Iron Building WorK ,
Knulnci. brain work , ueneral foundrf , machine and
blackimllli work , umce ( lid worki , U , 1' . lly.
_ and 171h Itruul , Omaha. _
OMAUA WJRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Ueik ralll. wlnJow guardi , llowor flandi , wire algal ,
to. 121 Nurtu lull itroal. Omalia.
SAFJ3 & IRON WORKU ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire anl Burglar Froof Safes ,
Vaulti , tail work , Iron ihutUiri and Bra eirapti.
U. Audreen , prup'r. Corner 14th and Jackioii it ,
J5OT7TH OMAHA.
UK ION STOCK YARDS'co.
Of Soutb Omalia , Limited.
Agrloulturis lmplomontB
Dealcritt Agricultural implement ! ! , Wagons
Cnrrlogei And Inicalc . Jonf tlroct , between Mli mid
icuh , omnba , Nebretkit.
LF CO. ,
Airlciilt'lliniilGinonls ' , fasons , Carriages
Uugglti.ctc. Wholc i\lo. ornnhn. Nctir V .
PAKL1X , OKEfflJOUF A MA11T1X CO. ,
Wholcsulo Dfaloii In
Agriciilt'l ' Implements , Wagons & Enggics
Ml. TO ) , KB ana EOT Jonn itrcct , OmKtiit. _
MOLIKK , M1LUUKKA S1ODUAHD CO. ,
ilannfacluron nnd Job'orsln
f atrons , Buggies Rake1 , , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. Hth nnd I'tclflc itrt t . Ona h > . _
ArUstB' \ _ ' _ . _ .
A. IWbl'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Donglm Utect , Omnha , Ncbrn ki > .
Coots and Shoos.
IK. V. MOUSE A CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots anil Shoes ,
1101 , 1103 , llUi'DouuIni itrcot , Omnha. MnnafBCtorf ,
. _ bumuier Btrcot , Uoslon. _
_
OMA I1A COA L , GOKE & LIME CO. ,
Jotters of Hard sni Soft Coal ,
SCO South 1311) Hr ot , Otunhn ,
KEVHASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13th t. , Ornalm , Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEF1ELD ,
WholesaleLiimlicr , Etc ,
Imported nnd Amcrictm 1'ott'nn "I'lncnt. SUM
agent for Ml.wnukrotiydrnu Icnuient imJ
( Jnliuy wmto liuio.
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dsaler in Ha : dwccfl Lumber ,
Wood carpetunncl pnrquvt lloorini ; . Utu and DouRlu
Btioots , Oinulm. Nib.
'
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
& 11 Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
18th street nnil Union 1'nclllc track , Omaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Ooon , Ktc. Ynnl Corner * th and Douglas. Offlco
Corner lutli and louila * .
FRED. W. CRAY.
LIMIT , Lime , Cement , EtcEtc , ,
Coracr Dili a.U Dounlaa tta. . Omaha.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumlier ,
13th and California ttrccta.Omaha , N brn ka.
MjHInery and Notions.
f. OUERVELDFM & CO. ,
iinncrters & Joobers in Millinery & Notions
tOj. 510 nnil L'H South lllh ulrcct.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wesale Notions and Frtliing Goods ,
112 ( Ilarney Street , Omnba.
_ _ _ jCpjrinTl88lon a nd torage.
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
Stone and Commission Merchants ,
Sp cliUtlc8 lluttcr , PKL' , cliccso. poultry , gamfb
IHJHoirnrd strcot , Omuliii , Nob.
a n d N t I o n s.
31. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Famishing Goods and Notions
1103 nnd 1101 Douglas , cor. lltli itreet , Omuha , Nob.
KILPATRICK-KOCII DRY GOODS Co7
Importers & Jokers in Dry Goods .Notions .
G cat's lurnlBblni ! Roods. Corner IHh and Uame7
streets , Omnba , Ncbrnslta.
nELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importers and jobbers of
Wcolens and Tailors' '
317 South Ifthitrctt.
_
Furniture.
DEWEY & S'lONE ,
Wholesale Dalers : in Furniture ,
Farnnm itreet , Omalia , Ncbruika.
CHARLES SUIVERWK ,
Fnrnitnre ,
Omalm , Nebraska.
Ctocorlos.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisions ,
TOi , 707 , TIU and 711 South 10th St. , Onmhn , Neb.
JUcCOHD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
llth ad Leavenwortli atreeta. OmaUa ,
Hardwaro.
IK. J. BROA'ICU ,
Heayy Hirflwaro , Iron and Steel ,
BprlnKO , waRon itock , bardiraro , lumber , eto. 120S
_ and 1211 Hartley street , Omaha.
TT. J. BROATOn ,
Heaiy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
etolga
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD-
COMPANY.
WholBsa'B Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metali. "licet Iron , eto. Agents ( or Ilcmo tcalei ,
lllaml powder and 1-Tiiian batlicd wire. .
HIMEBAUOH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics' tool and llulTaln scalei. 1103 Uouglai
itreet , Oumlia , Nub.
Toys , Eto.
II. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobberi of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
fiouso furnlililnK Koodi. chtlilran'a carriages , 1201
Farnam street , Ouialia , Neb ,
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lnbrieating Oils ,
greaie. etc. . Omaha. A. II , Bishop , ManagBf ,
_ Papor. _
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Ds lers ,
Carrr a nlc took of prlntlnir , wrapping and writlai
paper. Special attention flren to card paper.
Notion to Uonirnotors.
Benled proposals will lie recoivnd at the office
ot tliu County Clerk , Dougla.i County , Nelinuka ,
until S i > , in. , Sauinlay , SoptonilH-r Htti , is.su
for the erection of seven (7) ( ) twenty foot imut
trestle work , OVIT tiie J'uplo , between Soctloui
31 und -7 , townbliln 10. rannu I' . ' .
1'lana uml Bueclncatlons t be found In Count )
Clerics oIllCB. All Mda to bo ao owpanled b >
certified check for J.VJ.OC. The county rcuervei
the rl ht to reject any or all blila.
M.I ) . KOUIIU , County Clerk ,
FOR MEN ONLY !
FortOSTorFAIlIHO MANHOODi
QenerUmd HERVOUB BEBlUTVi
Weakncn of Bdy < nd Hindi EffictJ
ofErrarsor sc iiiln01ior7ounf ,
Uttol , bl. nttllOIIDfullr Utltorril. lloo lo Eolirtx > d
trf | lk < a H ilil NllKttUll'l I ) ( IUUIN8 * I'ililflof fiulir ,
ikiolut.lr . ( .IUo ItOMli TKHlmM-ll.oHI , l > t d > 7 ,
o iKllr/ 41 8UI , T rrloil ( , , , till Kurrl ( > ( otmltl.i.
Tea c a vrltt Hit * . Hv k , full tiiiUBatl , * d prowf , ! ! < )
frit. U4r i CXIE fHC6l M CO. . BUlFALH. | i. ,
T * A &mrltl" > < 1'rutiOrsrcUEDno ! kair |
| " | lU l- If book free. uu.B.uiiUiit.n.u , ,
. lia.
VMllVtlli W t ili Tuiimuuu.
THE BU TIME TABLES.
OMAHA.
Sioux City Express 1:00 : p m 1:00 p m
Sioux City Ac'mmodat'n . u i n m nl" : p m
St. Paul Limited I 0:45 : p m fl:31 : a m
l-'lorenco PnsseiiKor , . . . | ( lTi ; a in 8'l : ) a m
* Kloroncc I'tiHsoniror i h:01 : ! p in < l'l : ) D m
! " ° ! ? D" I'n eiiKcr n.j * , a , „ 10i5 a in
Pissencrr 1:30 : p m 6:11 P in
Daily Hxcopt Sunday.
fSunaayOnly
Westward.
Running between Council IlliKTs and A1 >
bright. In addition to the siitlous mentioned ,
trains iitop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth
Btrecta , and at tue Uummlt In Omaha.
EnstwarQ.
C1IIOAQO. HOCK ISLAND & PACIPItt
Leave. Arrlvo.
No. 2 6OJpra : 1) No. 1 0:15 : am
No. 0 0:50 : umO No. 6 6:15 : pm
No. 4 10:03 : am No. 3. . . . o:3Jpm :
A No.14 0:45pmA : No.13 7:1' ' ) urn
CH10AGO it NOHTHWliSTKUN.
No. 6 0:40 : am No. 7 fl:27 : am
No.8 3:1,1 : pm No. 3 7:15 : am
No. 4 0:2,1 : pm No. 5 0-15 pm
AH Trains Dally.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL.
A No. 2 0:40amA : | No. 1 7:0) : am
A No. 4 0:40 : pmA | No. U 6:45 : pm
KANSAS CITV , BT. JOSUl'Ii Ic COUNCIL
ULUFFS.
A No. 2 10:07a in I A No. 3 0:25 : am
A No. 4 0:45 pml A No. 1 6:10 : DJU
SIOUX CITY St PACIFIC.
A No. 10 7:05 amlA No. 0 fi:55ara :
A No. 12 7OOpmA : | No.U 000pm ;
OMAHA & BT. LOIJIB.
A No. 8 4:35 pmA | No. 7 12:00 : m
A daily ; 0 dulU except Paturday ; 0 except
Suuduy ; I ) except Monday ; * fa tinall.
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
5O5 6outlil31h Slreot , Oiimlii )
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK ,
U. B. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital $400,000
Surplus , Tun. 1M , 1880 52,000
OWIGKItB AND nilllSOTOKBl '
IlKNitv . YATKB , President.
l.BWigH. ItEKD , Vlco I'realdent.
A. B. TOUX.AMN ,
W. V. MOIIBB ,
JoiisH. COI.MNS , '
U , O. Cl'HIIINU ,
J.N. H. I'ATIUUK.
W. II. 8. IludiiES. Cashlor.
THE IRON BANK ,
Oor. 12th and 1'ni'iiiun Sts.
A General lluukliij ; Ilunhiesb Trnnatictod.
GOMMEROIAL
NATIONAL BANK ,
Capital , $400,000
Surplus , 4O.OOP
Onicera and Dlreciom-R. M. Movwnian , O.
M , Hitchcock , Jon , Ournrau , Jr. , A. Uenrv. H.
41. Amlerson. Win. U. Muul. v.pres ; U II. will-
Ittini , A.I' . llopUlnv. jiruM. ; A. ttlllunl , cu
V. U. liryfcut. iu l Ui > i ' "l' ' '