THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
PitTlBlons Jit the Center of Interest on Chi
cago's Board ,
SENSATIONAL BREAK IN PORK PRICES ,
filvoly Clinslnn Among tlio Hulls ntnl
Uc-nrH on CliluiiK" "Change
iMl Iny for Traders
In all
CiilCAno , Alt ! ? . ! > . The provision lilt was tlio
center of Interest on tlio board of trade today
nnd pork not tlio jmco for evorythitijt else
traded In by dropping We our barrel In price
It was In n very panicky condition , In fuel It
lookuil for n Unions If there might bu a con
oral mump In ovcrythliiK traded In on tlio
floor , but tlio oownwiird movement In port
WIIH 111.ally tuiiipoNirily chucked and Brains
wrrn steadied before anything more of : t si'ii
Bntlonal hroak bad bcun recorded li
thorn. Tlio provision market has beer
steadily KClt'titf Itself Into Bhiipo
for such a break for tbo past
week. Tlio cnorinoiii stocks and tbo near an-
prrmiOmf the tlhu ! when Hpptemhcr pork wonlc
bo ( Ifellvernb.is , tbo emu Ing concern as t <
What could be' ilono wltli It and tbo Incrrailn ;
conlldrncu of thu hears has been iloveloplin ,
weakness for suvcral day past. Tin1 aiipenr-
iinri' nf lluiim an an aKires.slve Roller and tin
number of talleis who followed IIIH lead
caused consternation nmonit tbo Uiiiss and i
Krowlriff desire to p-t rid of what WIIH twin-
nlnir to be rrRarded as very nudes rablo prop
erty. So tbo break once started , It did nut
taUo rnrieh to bring on a panlu and stop lot ?
ordeis exbausti'd nutrKlriH and also played at
Important purl. I csldps.
The receipts of bo H wore 40,000 larser than
expected , prices at tlio stuck yards wcru too
lower. The market opened excited and ox-
ccedlriKly riiK-e < l with oilers all the \vaybe-
tweccn tll.lftiirid tll.IU nearly every lirokor In
tbo pit having solllni : orders while there was
no ono to buy. The result was Unit sellers
continued toolfer trie product down out little
or no trading took place till { UI..W was reached
or .TJ'ic below yesterdays clos
ing price. There were not enoiitfl
buyers cvn at this lluure to sustain the nnir-
ket and tbo price continued to K" down with
liinall ternnoniry reactions till $ l'i.r ' : > wa <
reached , a lo s compared wllh ycstenlay of
h"'ic Then there WIIH a rally to flaiiO when
It hold .steadv for u time , then It made an
other dip downward , this time touuhluv
Jin.irJ'J. iiccaiiHKiull but rallied .1 little am !
closed at * IU.40.
I.iird svmpathlseil with pork In Its weakness
but Us break wa.s Ins ? radical , the declines In
price marked only I.Wo.T c. Short ribs de
clined from { < i.SL"i for September at tnc close
yesterday toli..l7'i ' at which they closed.
Wlinit opened weak and' e lower at OOMo
for lleeembor , Liverpool was firm but Lon
don cargoes for prompt shipment , were 'lcl
lower ; Purls was steady and quiet Mini lleriln
was two iniirkH liluher ; tbo woithor | In the
wheat belt on this sde ! WMB good , croii reports
were ( Micoiirazlng and wheat was belne mar
keted freclv. Itradstrcet'.s reported an In-
eronsnof VIKiOOOn bushels In sight east of the
Kocky mountains since last week ami a de
crease of fiOO.O'jJ hiishuLson the P'lC.Mo coast.
Minneapolis wired that the weather l.s ) ior-
fcct , thu warmest of tbo summer and that
nothing can now stop the biggest crop ever
raised.
Other news was bearish and the market was
weakened by largo offerings for long wheat.
Hehwart/-lupee. ) who have lately been actliiK
for New York parties sold about IX,000 ) bush
els of long wheat. Koam , too. was a lurvi'
seller and there was active selling by early
buyers Including Logan. Whlto and Kennett-
Hopklns. Then there was weakness from Liv
erpool and Now York fulled to export any
wheat. About the only bullish Item was the
discovery that the Increase In wheat
In ocean uassage within a week was only
12S.UUO bushels Instead of I.O'JIUHO bushels as
reported yesterday. December declined to We
and was held around that tlguro forsomo time
by the puichasois of shorls , but when lliej
wore filled up the market weakened again
ROlni : to Hi'/ic. ' This was assisted by lower
prices at New York anil fct. Lou s. prlvati
advlccn of lower nrlees on the continent and
In the United Kingdom with foreigners
reported as selling I-ouvlly In Now York
Kroin the bottom there was a rally iof > ift < r/He. ! )
The market was rather dull and steady
during the last hour , eloping at Sll c.
Corn Joined In the general downward move
ment , all the options ruling lower , llrad-
filrcot's reported an Increase of IK,000 ) In tin
supply In sight , September opened c lower ,
at.lii'ic. ' an I surged otr to.MJie , reacted to the
openlog price , weakened to M'i , hold steady
dur n ; tlio last hour and closed ut.Ml'.ic.
Oats wore dull and weak during most of the
cession , hut closed at the top prices , the same
ns yesterday's close , with IIiictiKHloiiH con-
lined to Vic. range.
The load ng futures ranged as follows :
Cash limitations wore as follows :
I'l.ouu Steady , unchanged ; winter , $ J.7.1
O4.ai ( ; sprlnir , fcVIC © ' ' . ! . ' ; rye , ji.7.Ki4l. ; ! > < ) .
\ \ riKAT No. U'sorimr wheat , 8"li@ 7 ? > e ; No. a
Sir : i : wheat , KVBrW ; No. 'i led , KSUo.
COIIN No. y ftH'o ' ,
. WK 3' ' No.
HVK New No. 2. 7ic. ; ! }
HAIII.KV No. * . ' . nominal ; No. 3 , COc , f. o. b. ;
No. 4 , 4 i.VHie. f. o. U
l'l.A.\SKKII- . I. Ifl.OO.
TIMOTHY HKKii-l'rlmo. $1.2.1.
I'OIIK Mess pork , per barrel , $ IO.WIO.i\ : :
I.ard. | er cwt. . 10.45 ; short ribs sides ( loose ) ,
.r. . .
WIIISKKV Distillers' flnlshed goods , porgal. ,
11.17.
SmiAiis Cut loaf , unchanged
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was llrm ; fniicy eroaniorv , 175ilSe ;
( lee western , ljIUio ) : ordinary , 10U'o. Kggs ,
14iUI5c. !
NoVork
NEW YOIIK , Aug. . Ki.otw Itccelpts , 14 , Mi )
paeliiiges ; exports , ,10.i.uo I barrels , likl sacks ;
moderate olTcrlngs. ruled steady but closed
easy with wheat ; sales , 24,4.10 LKinels.
( 'OIINMtiAlr-StOIKly.
WIIKAT Hocolpts , 10,000 bushels ; experts ,
none ; sali-s. 4lfii.u/0 ) ) bushels of fu
tures ; 41K1.0JO bir iiel8 of spot , Spot
market iiepresseu anil lower ; less ao-
tlvo for export trading ; No. 8 red , 10
In elevator ; UuvOfl.OU alloat ; Ut ) > 4cA.OUli | f. o ,
li. I No. ' 'red. IKIo : uriRradcd red , uioUII.U.IH :
No , 1 northern to arrive , II.OMiJtl.OS ; No. 1
hard to arrive , fl. II No. a Ublcago , * I.U3 ; No ,
8 .Milwaukee. tl.oa'J. Uptlons nere of
fered freely at steadily yielding prices
cloning wouk at docllno on line crou
weather west and abroad , local and foreign
longs selling freely ; No. 8 red Aiiirust OTO-lwi
asijo. closing li7T.cScplomber. ; HiliaiWSc , clos-
liiKU7iOi Uclobor. IksSlhli.e. closing tW'Be ; No
vember. Ull ciatl.OO'ii. ' eloslng IKI'io ; December.
Jl.oo lOiM.ul- ' , , , closing Jl.iO-s , : January , l.lup.
ICI.02U. closing JI.OI ? , : May. Jl.OJUiill.lKl , elos-
Ing * l.u.ll4.
KYK l''irm , ( | Ulot ; September delivery , 83
CoiiN-Itecelpts,44,0'.Obusliola ; exports 1,015
bimholh ; sales. WvtW bushels of futures :
84.WX ) bushuls of spot. Spot market dull and
weaker. No. , ' ' , 7U' ' , < io7H o In elevator ; 7l'7-Jo
alloat ; nngrailod mixed. Tu'o ; Nu 8 white.
fOc. Options declined steady and cloned wealc
at > 4 MI o loHor prices through good crop
weather ; the opening was dull at ( Vt adtii- ,
c using 6.1jo ( ; Outobi.r , m iO 4e , closing uuije ;
Pocember. % 7c , closing , ,17o.
DATS Hccelpts. JJ.OW bushels ; export * ,
> JH ; Hales. I.MIXU busbols of futures and
107.000 luishols of o | ot. Spot market higher ,
moderately active ; optlotu tinner , dull ;
August , oloslir. at 34'ie ; Soptembor. lUW
UiUc , oloslng nt Ilto't ; Octotier , : ! . ® : ? , ehu-
liiK ut ill'iei KpotNo. 8. white , 41a4.0 ( ! mixed
western , a7ft4 o ; wbito wcutoru , 4bi o'"ie.
ilAf Quint unil weak.
HOPS Uull , weak ; stnto common to oholce ,
1'ai'llle const ,
Coi'fi : Upttonh opened steady , unchanged
o points advance , closed Mi'iuly at a partial
iidvanco of ,1 polnlsi snlcs II.IKH ) bugs. In.
eluding Augni.t.li\Viill.wii | ! ( Soplembor. tlS.70 ;
October. il4.r > oail. : > .1i November , IU.U.1 ; | ) o-
ember , iKUO ; Juiuuirv , IU.Oo < tCIJ.IO ; March ,
flu.OCttUM ; spot Ida , dull ; fair cargoes , 17o :
No. 7 , li tillT'ic.
MKIAII-UUW , ktoudy und qnlot ; nlcs , 0,100
lies. .MoIiis i'slKI test , II'ioi rollncd iinlct.
Mni.Assr.s Now Orli'i.m , llrm , iiulct.
Hii'H-Artlvu und htrom ; .
Covrox HKKII Onf Dull und easy ,
TAI.I.OW Oiilot and ( .toudy.
HoaiN Quiet ami uat-y ,
'J'Uiii'KNTiNK I'lriiicr ut 'MUVVt'ie.
Kctif Weak slid qulcti uiMeni , IflUcj re
ceipt ; , T.Itn tiuckucci ) ,
1'ot U Dull und lower ; now mess , (12,50 ®
13.00 ; o .tru urlmc , tlU.7iCill. V
CUT AluATtt Ktrong.
MiuuiJJb Wouki bhort clcur , licptombor ,
J , 16 < ai9 polutf lower , Uull ;
wcntorn Monm.fft.'J'-J ' : unlc 440 tlorcc nt M.7S
Sm.77'4 ' ; outlotiR sales 4.(0titlerccn ( ; August JiXf.1
bid : September. K.7VSO.N ) , closing t.74t ( ! Octo
ber. tasMir.Ot > , closing M.M bid ; Dccemltcr ,
(7,01 ; Janunry , { 7. lit ,
I'r.Tiini.KUM ( . 'tiened weak nnd ( Ircllncil ? io
In the early trading , then bocaino dull nnd re
mained so until the cloftc. IVniiK.vlvanln ol
September option alcn , ill.OOO ImrroNt open
Ing , Wlje ; hlKho t , Wic ; lowest , ta\c : cloa
Ing , ( Me.
HUTTRti Mo > U'rnto demand , steady swoitort
dairy. Ilftl4c ( : western eronmery , 14UISP
Klgln. IMMfUc.
( 'IIKKKK Moderately active , steady ; par
sldins. a O'tc. '
I'to Iiio.N-QuIct : Anicrloriritlf.vai3 55.
CnppKii Quiet : lake Soptombcr , JI2.00.
Lr.Aii I'lrm ; domcstb' , JI..M.
TlN-Hto.ulyi straits. tiO.OO.
City Markets.
KANIUS CITV. Mo. . Aug. 5. WHEAT
Steady ; No. II hard , cash , 7H' ' n bid ; August
78je ! , bid ; No. 2 red , cash , 78c bid.
COIIN Lower ; cash. riOJir ; August , 4940 ?
OATS Steady ; cash , ' . ' 54o ! bid ; August
Zt'ic.
lli'TTKn Steady and moderately active fo
strictly fancy ; prices unchanged ,
Kia l-'lrm at 10'ie. '
llAV Weak , but unchanged.
Kr.otTU Steady and unchangoJ.
I'IIOVISIOMSSteady. .
Wool , Stosidv.
HKCKii'TS Vibcat , 10,4.10 ; corn , 8,310 ; oats
4m
"HII'MKSTS Wheat , SI.COO ; corn , 2,203 ; oats
000.
Iilvcrpool . .
I.tVEHPOor. Aug. .1. WrrBT-I"lrm ; iloinnnd
has fallen oil' ; boldcis oiler sparingly ; Call
fornln No. I. M fid percental.
COIIN--QIII | < | ; demand poor. Mixed west
ern. M Ki'id per ci < iitnl.
I'.XTHA IlKj.r- India rues' , Ms per tlcrco.
I.AUII I'r mo wi'stern , ; i' .yd per cwt ,
Tfiti'CNTlNKSpirits , 2tis perewt.
IjtNsiiKii oiir-2's per c\\t \ ,
Ht. 1,0'ilM .Markets.
ST. r.otri.H. Mo. , Am. a. WIIKAT Weak
cash , fishes Septomher. Ki > { c.
COIIN Irfiwcr ; cash , M'c ; September , M'Sc
OATS Kimyj cash , WlUc ; September , Kdlic
I'OIIK Iowor ; $ lii.7.1 ,
IMIIII-Lower ; { 080.
WIIIKKEV JI.17.
MiniiriipollH \ \ heat .Markot.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. . Atis. fl. WHEAT li
fair demand except low grades. Uocelpts fi' '
cars ; shlpmonts IU ears. Close : No. 1 ban
August , N > 3 { : on track. ! i7ic ! ; No. I nofthern ,
August. s7'ic ; on tr.-u-k. life ; No. 2 northern
August. 8l"4e ; on track. ' 7c.
Clticiiinaii Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , Aur. 5. WHEAT Strong
No. ' , ' red. s' flS e.
CHUN Weak ; No. ' . ' .mixed. filjJo. ( ;
OATS-KIrm : No. 8 mixed. 3i'c. '
WIIISKKV JI.I7.
i : . Wls. . Aug. B. WIIKAT Qulot
No. 2 spring , cash. OSJiWe ; Seplember , bHic
No. 1 northern. We ,
COIIN Quiet ; No. II cash , file.
OATS Steady ! No. ' , ' , white , on track , 3fie ,
Toledo Urn I n Market.
Toi.uno , O. , AugS. WIIKAT Higher ; cash ,
01 c.
c.COIIN Steady ; cash , G5c.
OATS Quiet ; ; wc.
STOCKS .l\l > 7it\IS.
NRW YOIIK , Aug. S. The stocli market
today was comparatively active during the
forenoon , when all the business of Importance
was done , but dull In the afternoon , with
almost stagnation In prices. The market
opened with a continuation of the raids by
the bearish contingent , but Chicago Gas , not
withstanding the announccmentof a dividend ,
was selected to bear the brunt of the attack
and soon displaced Union 1'aclllu from the
leadership. The movement was rapid and
within a quarter of an hour.'Ipor cent bad been
knocked from Its nrlce at. the opening. More
attention was aftorwaid given to Union
1'aclilc. and while thu decline In It was not to
bo compared with that of yesterday It
reached materially lower llgnros. There was
undoubtedly considerable selling of long
storks but the repetition of the rumors In
regard to the financial standlm ; of the com
pany and thonttribullng of long selling to the
approach of the session of congress which Is
live mouths away , uolnteil unmistakably to
bear manipulation us tbo chief c.itiso of tlio
drop In stock. At the same time there was
no evidence of support to It beyond that
given by the purchases of previous short
sellers.
The market , as usual during tbo continu
ance of such operations , was narrow and less
than ten stocks furnished seven-eighths of
the buslne-s done , the rest of tlio list being
without feature of any kind , while even the
active stocks , with the exception of the two
loaders , were traded In within narrow limits.
The raids in the early portion ot the day , with
tlio recovery after the pressure was removed ,
were the occasion of tbo greater portion of the
business of tlio day , but the Until rally brought
the figures up to a respectable number.
Prices continued to Iliiutuato witnln narrow
limits with a general upward tendency
throughout tlio afternoon until In tlio last
hour , when the olTort to cover assumed larger
proportions and was excelorated liy a story
that a lame amount of gold bad been ordered
for importation from Krance. No truth could
be found In the story , uut It served to make
tlio upward movement In all the leading
shares as sharp as the decline In the two stocks
during the early trading. Tbo com roads
were specialty prominent In the rise any many
of thu active shares made material
advances at thu time. The market
finally closed ( inlet , but strong at thu
best prices of the day. Tlio dual changes are
generally fractional advances , but Iturllut-
ton IB up l'i per cent : New Knglnnd , I'i per
cent ; while tlio losses of Importance were cut
down to ? per cent In Chicago Gas and 1 per
cent each In Union 1'aclllo and Colorado
Coal.
Railroad bonds were a little more active
and followed closely the temper of the shaio
list , being as n rule heavy in the forenoon and
stronger la tor In tbo day. There were few
marked Improvi'munts , however , and no ma
terial declines , while the Kcadlng issues and
Klchmond & West 1'olnt ( is showed consider
able strength In the Una ! dealings. The Ter
minal Us shot up : i per cent to UJ , hut no other
marked i-luuges occiirie.l , The trading
reached flll.uOO with specially .ictlve Issues ,
Government bonds , dull and llrm ,
Htato bonds , out rely noglcctivl.
Thu following are the closing limitations for
the leading stocks on the Now \ one stock exchange -
change today :
Atl'htaoa B''nf Nortliwei ti'rn IUOi (
Attains Kxprenn 147 Nortlmvsterii , prof..l.'lli
Alton , Tcrro llaiito. . U5 N. V. Ceiitrnl ii u
ito prufern'il 125 N. V. , Chic.St.I , . . . ID
Aiiierlena Kxpros : * . .lit ) ilo preforreil c , |
llur.'C. K. .V M S3 Ohio .MlH I 8lppl liii
Cnimiln Pnctllu SI ) ilo profnrreil 8.1
Camilla Southern. . . . 47 fi Ontnrlo.1 Westorn. . . 15
Central Piiclllc ' . " .I Ori'iron linprovoia't. . ' 'I
dies. ,1c Ohio IM ( On > ion Nav ( ( >
do 1st preferred. . . , 4.'l ) { ori'k'on 'rruiiH r.'jS (
ilo i'd pruterreil. . . 21 I'ni-lllu Mull : u
ChlciiKU & Alton. . . .IKS IVorln , Dee. .1 Kviina. l.'itjj
C. . It. \ < ) Plttsburu I.V )
C. , C. , C. Jt St. I , I'JM Pullman Palace 175
lulnw ) ro\lluiUon..l2il Hemline. . . .
Dol. , I' . A , W 1311. Itock i
Don. X It. li. pruf. . . . 40 St. li. \ St. K. 1st pfd. iI'JSi
Kimt Tciini'Hsieo & St. Paul r2U
ilo Iwt pruferreil. . . . 40 do proferrcd lU'U '
iloiailiireforreil. . . 1U St. I'liul , Mln.Mnn .lJI- ( (
Krlo ID St. I'nul\0nnilin . . . . ' - '
ilo preferred 4'J do preferred 7l !
Kort Wujno 1M ) Teim. Coul tVlron. . . 27
Ilovloxr.
NKW VOIIK. A HIT. S. The 1'ostsays ! Tlu-ro
s some sljin of pronnio in thu resuinpt on of
: old exports from London to thu Argentine
tepublic. Vostorduy i'JU.DOJ wont out on tb a
iccount and It was attributed In London to
the settlement of triulo balances , which inill-
calu u ruvlval In thu Argentine trade , u.nl
leneu bolter prospect * for thHsorospot In
nternatlonal Ilnanco. This Is b ) no means ,
uiupver , tbu llrst recent shipment of thu
kind.
Nearly UUOOQ of gold was bent to
he Hi ve r I'latlo hunk from London
n Juno thon-'h a still laruor amount
was IniDorted from the sumo country to
.ondoii soinowliat later. In sumo liiitunces
told was on the o01111 movlnz In both dlrcu-
lens between those ports at the HIIIIIU time , n
ihenoinenon duo In part prohixbly to thu
Inotuutliii : gold iireinlum In lleunos Ayrea
mil thu demoralisation In Aruuntlnu ox-
ohariKe.
It Is true iiovertheli-ss Unit the ovnorts from
Jin ArKcnllno Itepuhllo to ( Jreat llrltuln In
bo lust six months were at least us IUTKO us In
h'.W. und u further gfKiilflcnnt fact shown by
ho llritlsh board of trade returns for that
lerlod Is that wbllo thu export to lluenoi
\vres of llrlllsb Iron iiiiuiufactureu has fallen
otr nearly two-third * us compared with I tl > 0 ,
hu export of cotton bus apparently Increased ,
Financial .Notes.
Aug. 6-Oloarlcfis ,
85.0i7i ! : balance * , MI7.6A Money , 4 per cent ,
Nnw VottK , An8 , Clcarlnirs , 15,2X1,007 !
hulnncci , JI.'IWW.V
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Aug. 6. Today's clear
ings were tl,4lt,7W. )
lUi.TiMoni : , Mil. . AUK. S. Oloarlngs today ,
(2,2 I.T-y ; balances , J.J.VJ,073. Kutc , U per cunt ,
CINCINNATI , O. , Atl ? . ft. Money , ! Hlfl licr
cent. Now York o.iehiuigo , OXSTOc discount.
C'lcurlngs , tl,8.12Au ) .
HOSTON , MIIM.I Aug. S. Money on call , 7 per
cent. Tlrno paper. 0 > 4ffl7 per lunt , Money nt
clearing house , seven balnnccs. f'lI.SUJ.
HOSTOV. Mn . , Aug. fi , ( .Hearings , HIiSA.rtl : ! :
balances. > MH.NX ' ) . Itntu for money , OS7 Jior
ci'iiti tuostlv 7 percent. K.\obiniu : on New
Vork , lOc to I Jo discount.
CHICAGO , Aug. 5. New York exchange firm
at 70porcentdln > ounl Clearings , fii,748.009. ;
Money steady nt C per cent. Sterling exchange
weak and lower ; { l.s-l'.i ' for 00 day bills and
14 WX for sight drafts.
Now York Money Market ,
NEW YOIIK. Ang fi. MOSF.YOH CAM. Easy :
ranging from Hi to 2 per cunt ; lust loan , I',4
piTi-cnt : closed offeren at I'i percent.
I'ntMt ' : MKKCASTH.r. I'Ai'Eii-M.f'iJ1 ! porcottt.
STKitt.tNO KXCIIANOI : yulut und weak
nt II.hi for alxty-nuy bills und * l.8(5 ( for
demand.
The following were the closing prices on
bonds :
Di'iivcr Mining si
OP.NVEII. Colo. . Aug. S. A very satisfactory
bus ness In mlnlngstot'ks today. Total snlus
22,7t)0 ) shares. The following arc the cloning
limitations on the stock oxclianvu today :
New Vork Dry fiooiln arm-kct.
New VOIIK. Aug. 5. The dry goods marlcot
was free from any disturbing lulluencu today.
Trade was reasonably strong on thu spot and
through tlio medium of mull orders. De
liveries In lliildutlnii ( | of old ordurs woroqulto
heavy. Prices weio strong and tlio market
wiis generally steady. Print clothes un
changed.
SOUTH 0.11.1 H.I .V.tltKKTS.
OMAHA , Aug. R.
CATTM : Ofllolal receipts of oattlo 1,700
as eomp.irud with 2,1 in yesterday and 1.0WI
Wednesday of last week , The market was
steady on thu bust grades of beeves , and
wuakur on common grades : stuudy on all
grades of butcher stock and fairly active and
steady on foodyrt * . There were no good eattjo
among today's recolpta , t'uttlu havu declined
conslilerably slnco last weox.
lions-Olllelal receipts of hogs . ' 1.701. us
compared wit ) , a.xn yesterduy und 4,000 Wed-
nesiluy of last week. Tlio marliut was slow
und iowor. Thu best grades of light ho.'s wore
r > @IOo lower and heavy and mixed hogs KKiill.'io
lower. With 2,000 hold-overs there were morn
than fi.000 hogs on sulc. The runse of prices
jiald wa.s t.i.U.i@ " > . r > . thu bulli sulllnir ut fA.u.Vii
8.IS. Light , $ . " ) .oS..Ti ; lioiivy.tA.nV S.IS ; mixed ,
J.'i.l 5W.20 , Tbo uvcra''i > of thu prices paid was
W.Ui'i ! ' , as I'oinparud with $ S.22 .vi'stcriluy und
ft" > . Ki'j Wednesday of last weok.
SIIKKP Olllelal rocolpts of sheep 202. as
compared with UOOyostorduy anil h7h Wednesday -
day of last week , Tlio niarkut was uctivu and
firm. Thodmnaud oxieuds the recoljits. Nu-
tlves , (2.7 * > ® VUJ : westerns , W.SOffij.OO , Good 00
to 70 Ib lambs. II.7.VZO.UU.
ItCOOlplH 1111(1 llH)04itioil OT StOUk.
Olllelnl receipts and dlspoiltlon of stock as
shown by thu books of the Union stockyards
company for tint twenty-four hours uiidiu ut
0o'clock , p. m , , Augusts , Is'JI ' :
HICOI'.ll'TS.
DISPOSITION.
UuiroHuntat Ivo Salon.
HTKKItS.
I . n. * ntiil . , ! * *
Hiicni1.
No. Av. I'r.
fill native cwos 70 II 10
141) ) natlvu owes 70 400
Chicago Ijlvo HtjiL'k Alnrkoi.
OIIICAHO. Aug. 5 [ Special Telegram to TUB
IIKB.1 The continued small receipts of useful
native cattle made It ta.sy for holders of that
class to unload at strong prices. Texas cattle
also were In disappointingly light supply and
were cagerl/ taken by canuer.s and
dressed beef llrms at the ad
vanced established during Monday and
Tuesday. Uatilo from the western ranges did
notfaroso well. They wore In largo supply
and could not bo secured at former prices. In
comparison with Monday's ( imitations there
was a reduction i > f 2. > c. The < layV iccelpts
\vere estimated at C..o.O head , of which
about tViio were natives , 4.WO westerns ,
and l.f.U ) Tuxiuiii. The sales of natives were on
a basis * l.v.VUi.iO ; for Inferior to exlr.i eows ;
fl.7f ® : i..1 forsioekers and feeders and jn.MKiS
II. 1.1 fur very cumiuon to extra shipping steers.
Westerns weie quoted at M.lXKiW.7. for cows ,
and ut ftUXHii.U.I for steers while il..VXtoi.l)0 was
the range of the market for Texas cattle.
[ Exceedingly few choice cattle have arrived
so far this tteoli. and eastern buyers and e.x-
porters have been compelled to resort to a
commoner class of stock limn often claims
their attention. The calf market Is at il.7. ' > ©
5.00 , with the ImU of trading at ji.Wffi4.7.1. ; (
Considering the very liberal receipts , prices
are hole' ' Ing up romtirknhly well.
Hog sellers were imahlo'to hold yesterday's
advance. H slipped away from them wltliln
an hour after open. ng of bus. ness hems this
morning. The quick reaction was attilbuted
to the circumstance that the arrivals were
larger than for several days past and laiger
than any ono had expected. At ftffilUe decline
buyers wore ready to take all good hogs , but
poor and comnu-n stock was dull at the lower
prices. Many of tbo latter remained In the
pensattheclo.su. Quotations nero t4.7N9S.tO
for poor to choii o heavy and JI.1KX3.1.K ) for poor
to clioieo light. A. few fancy sold at & 1.i5A.1 ( ! ) J.
The Kvenlng.Itiulnal reports , : OATTIX Io- (
cplpts. lH.iOj head : shipments. 4OM head.
r.xjiort steois steady , others slow and wouk ;
prime to extra natives. JtU ) difi.-.l : good to
choice. ltf.HKT ( . > .7. > ; others. ji.f > 0&l..1Q ; canncrs ,
f2.iii2..10i ) ( stackers. ii.i4..i'j ( ) cj.nulng eows ,
iJI.7.VB'-10.
Iloos Uccolpls.KiO'JO : slilpincnts.8t)00i ) mar
ket weak and hKie lower ; common and
ronub , JG.rilfiili.U : mixed and packers. Jl.iwa
fl.tS : ; prime heavy 'and butulurs' wclglrti ) .
11.4UQ.1.AU ; light , KJ Uitr'.S.I ; grassers , S1.7.'i ®
.1.10. l
SlltlKi1 Ifecolpts , 8.MO headjslilpmcnts. 4W)0 ) :
market fairly ; u'tlvo ; unl steaily : native ewes ,
J 1.5(1 ( ® ! . SO ; mf.xed. il. 0f,4.l ( ! ) : wethers and your-
llngs. JS.H ( T . .1.'j ' ; Tuxtirrs. W.iMl.7di : ) westerns ,
lower , $4.4U&4.SJ ; lanibs , t.75O.1.fej. ;
New York Mvi : Sto ; k .llarkct
NEW YOIIK , Am ? . 5 HIIVKS : : Kocclpts , l.ftiiO
bead , including ( in ca.rs for sale. Market shade
Hi mer ; nut vo steers , fcl.o tfi.U ) per lot ) His ;
Te.xans , JiWa-'Ml. ' : . ( tulls and eows , $ . ' .ni.,1) : ) ;
Dressed licof. steajry , i3'JVJe per M > . .Shipments
today. I.lh7 liceves , " ll'-'l.io ' < ] iiarters of beef ;
tomorrow , IbO bciives and 'J,0tti quarters of
beef.
OAI.VES Itccolpts. ' . . ' ,491 head. Market shade
easier ; veals , j.uu@ou ucr 1)0 ) Ibs ; buttermilk
calves W.004S I.SO.
SIIKW Itofolpts. 8.1V > bond. Sheep steady ;
ambs shade higher. Sheep , SI.OOIS.1.M not1 tO )
lbs.lambs. ; W.-.vrfrj..l ; dressed muttons. steady ,
H&lUo per Ih. ; dressed lambs llrm uti'llc. !
lionsHeceljits , ( i,47J head , mainly con
signed direct. Market , dull , JS.lOQ .aJii per
100 Ibs.
KUMHUH ( Ity Live Stock Mnrkct.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. . Aug. fl. CATTI.E Ko-
celnts , H.ri3 ( ! ; shipments , L',010 ; market dull ;
natives , steady to.VBlOc lower ; eows steady to
Itlc lower ; Texas buruly steady ; steers , ? : t.OO
® .1 > 0 ; cows. tl.MQatX ) ; stajkors and feeders ,
JiMWM.00.
lions Itecolpts , 7,300 ; shipments , l.f,00 ; mar
ket dull and l.'ie lower ; bulk , J5.1.K25.-5 ; all
grades , J2.7.V2.1.r./ : .
SiiEHi1 Hocolpts , ; )40 ) ; shipments , none ; rnar-
kot steady. _
St. IjdiilH Ijivo Sto'jk Alarkot.
ST. Louis. Mo. . Aug. S. OATTLE Ko olpts.
II.UOO ; shipments , 1.VO : market steady ; fair to
choice natives , J4.003.1.SO ; To.xans and Indians ,
.
lions ICocu'pts. ' ,1,500 ; slilpmonts.OOI ; market
opened strong , but closed lower : heavy , & 1..ltl < i $
S.US ; mixed grades , J.1.005J.1..10 ; light , $ i.t.1j.53.
H7iS7'B , V / Mi.V lA'TKKKSTS ,
O. , Aug. 5. IP peel ill Tele
gram to Tuts Hur. ] Tomorrow's 1'rlco Cur
rent will say : Western packing for the wcolc ,
l.'tO.OW ho.'S against 34.1,000 last year , making a
total of 4,470,010 since March I against flW .oX ( )
last year. The leading places compare as
follows :
I
OM.litA trilttl.ESAJ'K JtAItlil.TS
Frnsh KrnllH.
Ari'i.KS I'or H bushel hov , green , 40e ; red ,
WtiWc ; uor barrel , If i.fio ,
I'KAIIS California llartlolt , J2..10.
I'KACiiKS Ctillforula , llaleN early , per box.
{ 1.2.1 ; Crawford , Jl.M ; Nebraska slock , UOo per
basket ; Michigan. GOo per basket.
OiitNCiKH Itodl.tn.Oi'jlfl.S'J ; Sorrento , $ .1.50.
WATEII.MKMINS Sblppln : stocu , 15QlSc , ,
I'I.UMS California stock. Tl.7.1.
CANTAI.OIIPKH I'or cnite , II.8S.
IlncKiiKiiitiK3-tiool ( stock. f..OO per 24 ijtiart
I.KMONS I'or box , } 0.00 < 2fi..10.
HANANAK I'or buneb , $ . ' .OJ2.50 for good
shipping stock , _
The following Wifotatlons ronroiont tbo
prices at which choice stock Is billed out on
orders unless othervTjso stated :
NKW l'OTATOus--Tiip market Is very weak
and pretty fair stocvi has been oll'orod as low
as XKiCl.'O , Local producers are supplying the
demand to such un' extent that shipments
from a dlstaneo wpulil not m < ve very readily.
NKW IlKr.TS-l'or hu , fi < B'l ' c
HKANS-NUVV , J2'iVU.'J.fi'J per bushel.
TOMATOKH I'or IIOA. one-third bushel , 05
© 7.1c. , , j ,
Cuct'MiiEits I'oriUi'mc , ,
CKI.KIC v : iVffi Idu pen do/en.
ONIONH CallfornU. Lll4 < Q."to pcrlb
U" UomiiKfuwn , I'/tU''epur Ib.
Flour.
Omaha milling I'o'rnpany. ' Ilullnnco , Patent ,
f2.M ) ; Invlnuiblu Patent , * . ' .70 | l.ono Star. Su-
purlatlvu , * 2.40 ; SitoWllake , (2.00 ; Kiinuy Fam
ily. Jl.lKi. ' ! >
U. T. Davis mlllliiA'company. High I'atcnt ,
No. 1 and ( 'roam , K'.wi ; Illuo I ) . , full patent ,
{ 2,00 ; Itawkoyo. half patent. J-.Wj Special
Koyal , Patent No , to. fl.ua ; Minnesota patent ,
12. Ml ; Kansas Hard \Slieut , patent , { .G.'i ; r\u-
brabku Spring Wheat , patent , JiM.
ti. K Oilman's ( iolil Medal. t2.80 ; Snow
White. $ : ' .f > 0 : .Snowllako , J2.IO : low grade. JI.IX ) ;
Queen of the Pantry. $2.80 ! Minnesota Kupor-
lutlve , I2.SO ; brnn , lll.od : chopped feed. f.'I.O'J.
K. I < . WulchA Co. . Ili'st. t..i.V Orown Prlnco.
f..LO ; Minnesota Chlu ! , (2,20) ) Splendid 1'iuiilly ,
J'--OOj tJtralght.lUO
Country I'roiluci ; .
I'Oin.Tltv ' The market eonllnues weak anil
t'XX ( 'l.M la the outslilu for good old 'fowls
\UilloM-00 Is about thu ontsldo for spring
chickens. A good iiiuny springs bell ut f..OO
II AV Thu market l.s glutted and a largo pro
portion of thu receipt * Is mudu up of poor
stock , having been Insulllclc-iitly enroll beforu
Doing baled. Thu best upland brhiKB only
( t\M , and bottom land buy f4.K ) up.
Knos The market does not bhow lunch
chanec , hiiles being rnado ut U'ttidllc.
HUTTKH The mil rKol dues nut show any ma
terial chungp , unil the bulk of thu country
itock socb ut Inic ,
Dr. DIrno/ , hay fever and catarrh. B blilg.
CHTMItOI'Olt.VKU THE IWUS.
Scheino Hiiccossrully Worked by n
\Vholcmilo 'Idler.
CttiCAOo DriiKAU or Tnr. Hr.n , I
( Jnic.uio , Aug. r , . (
A number of farmers living near Htvvatm
for some time back tmvo boon inissing their
IIORS In n mysterious m ruin or. They tllsnn
pcarod so qulokly without lenvln ? nny trnco
behind that itvns suspoctcil they were vie
Urns of n "whaMs-lt" tltnt has boon reported
to hnvo been scon In this vicinity. A uam
bor of farmers Instituted n search nnil dls
covered between Hiivana and Until ft lnrio
qunntlty of pork buried In the ground. Il
all about two hundred bogs bavo boon
missed , A man who lived near by was nr
rested anil confessed that ho used a long polo
wttb a spoage wet with chloroform to stupcf }
tbu hogs by thrusting It Into their pens. The
bogs wore then hauled off mid butchered.
n.ixKT WOMAN WITH A ofx.
Captain Frank linden of the barge Scnntoi
Blood lias n plucky wife. A gang of eight
Union sailors boarded the barge nt
Kcefo's docic on North Hnlstrnd street
and made an attack on the crow. Captain
Uoilon yelled to his wife to run to the cabin
for a ( Mil. On the vessel beside the captain
and his wlfu were four mnn , n mute and cook.
They nro all members of the union , but bail
"hipped nt less than union rains. Tbo dele
gates had marched down to the dock for tin
purpose of chasing the "scabs" ashore. The
union inoii hud beaten the civw Into submis
sion and were fust overpowering the captain ,
when Mrs Uoden appeared nt the top of the
stairs leading to the cabin with n pistol and
tlio invaders beat n hasty retreat , nftor leav
ing two of tliclr mombcrs In the hands ol
the officers , who had Just arrived on the
SCCIlll.
Al'llllll OP TIIK M.t.UNTR.
"Tho alliance holds the key to the situation
In Ohio. If wo were sure of the solid volu
of the farmer democrats wo would sweep tbo
state. I3nt wo don't Know how this element
Is going to vole and hence there is nn uncor-
tairty about the situation. The democracy
of Ohio is united and harmonious its never before -
fore , and Hamilton county will ilvo ; Its usual
big democratic majority. ' ' So said Allen W.
Tliurimin , son of the ' -'Old Uoniun" of Ohio ,
who Is in the city IOOKIUL after n largo .siting
of horses ho has at CJarlicld track. "I'roloc-
tlon will bo attacked at every point nnd on
this wo bcllevo wo can win. f f the ulllm.co
people put up a full ticket it may change tbo
situation a great deal. Thn silver question
will not cut a great lignre. The income tax-
plank In the platform will neither cut much
of n ligtirc. Tbo constitution of Ohio won't
allow of its adoption , but nt the next meeting
of the legislature an amendment to the con
stitution that will leave the people free Io
adopt the income tux Idea will bo prosunte.l.
Governor Campbell is enthusiastic und con
fident of Victory. "
The only complexion powder In the world
that i.s without vulgarity , without injury to
the user , and without 'doubt u boautllivr , Is
TIKKIt OF SIIOH'l.\ ( ! .IT F.I I Its.
Agricultural Implement .Manufactur
ers AI.TCI : ot to ! .vhlliil.
Korntvnit : : , N. Y. , Aug. 5. The leading
manufacturers of agricultural Implements
throughout the country luivo formed n com
pact which virtually amounts to n boycott
upon the county and state fairs and agricul
tural exhibitions of all kinds , for the past
twenty-live years thooxhibitsof the concerns
have lormcd ono of the prominuct features of
thu exhibitions throughout the United
States. The space hurotoloro occupied by
these exhibits will hereafter bo vacant. The
agreement , which bus been signed by fifteen
of tha eighteen principal manufacturers , In
cluding the McCormick , the William Doer-
ing , the Aultman-Millor company , reads as
follows :
We hereby agree that during tbo season of
IS'.ll ' we will abstain from exhibit.ng at any
and all county and state and other similar
exhibitions and that wo will during this sea
son furnish our agents with printed matt-r to
circulate al , their county fairs in case they
dccldu to exhibit , at their own uApensu.
The reason given for this step Is that the
manufacturers hnvo coma to the conclusion
that tin ) thousands of dollars socnt in this
kind of advertising , while it goes far to
wards supporting the fairs , brings no leturns.
Mothers will lind Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy for their children.
23 cents u bottle. _
Jf.lXH.tS IS M.I. JllGJtT.
Her Kuriiicrs Arc I'rospsioiis and Arc
l'nylnn'1'lieir IJelitH.
NEW YOIIIC , August 5. M , Mellor , secre
tary of tha agricultural department of Kan
sas , is in thu city. He is malting a tour of
the east to study the agricultural conditions
of tha eastern states , and at tbo sumo time
to give information to those interested con
cerning Kansas linnncially and agricultur
ally. Ho said :
'All this talk about Kansas being o.ink-
ruptistho sheerest nonsense. The fact is ,
the state is in oottor .shape than over boforc.
There has never been a year when crops
generally throughout tlio entire bru.ulth of
the state have been bettor than this year , or
whim prospects wore better for good prices.
From the statistics just received by our de
partment , I estimated the aggregate vuluo of
thu output of Kansas farms , over and ubovu
the amount necessary to supply the needs of
farmers , to tie $ ' .KOi)0UOO. ) ) After the farmer
has paid all his expenses there will still ro-
mam as the not proceeds about $ M,0)0ilK ( ) ( ) to
go toward liquidating tbo indebtedness of
Kansas farms , from trustworthy authority
1 have learned that tbo county and municipal
bonds of Kansas are paid up promptly at tbo
fiscal agency in this city , nnd many counties
have paid their bo.ids before tboy are duo.
I know it to bo a fact that many farm loans
maturing the past year wore paid olT by the
farmers out of their crops of the last year or
two , From my Knowledge of Kansas fann
ers , 1 tun sure eastern capitalists need have
no fears that there will bo an.y legislation in
that state jeopardizing the interests of in
vestors. Tno farmers will puy as soon as
they are able. The history of Kansas bus
been that numbers of good crops always fol
low failures ; so wo linvi ) every reason to ex
pect several prosperous years , wnlch will
cnauln evo.-y Industrious nnd economical
Kansas farmer to get out of debt , and prob
ably liavo money to loan. "
DoWitt's Little burly liisors ; boU llttlo
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , baJ breath.
THX.lli K.lIl.ltU.lim SUA
Tliu State ComnilHNlon AiuioiinucH a
Iteiliiciiou in HntcH ,
Niw : YOIIK , Auir. 5 , The stnto railroad
commission of Tcxns , of wblch cx-Stato Sen
ator Kuiigan was recently appointed chair
man , has just annnounccd to the rtiilroud
companies of that state the first of n scries
of reforms which It proposes to carry out.
Out of curiosity , perhaps , the commission is
sued n circular to the companiesashing them
what they thought , of ttiu llrst plan ,
"Wo weru thunderstruck , " aiud aroproicn-
tativu of ono of the Tcxns railroads yestur-
duy. "Wo should not have bcun more sur
prised if the commission had suggested that
wo all go Into bankruptcy , for that is what
! thu nuw reform moans , Thu commission intends -
, tends to cut down commodity niton from a
| third to one-half on all Important products ,
such us cotton , lumber. Hour , gruln and suit.
| They huvu not got ta class rates yet , but I
am told that they Intend to imiKO the xamo
i iweoplng reductions In tlmt line also. The
worst of It U that , rates will have to bu re
duced correspondingly to all intermedium
stations. In othur words , It 1s a slaughter of
from -10 to 50 per cent. "
The railroad people are very much worked
up about the matter. In consequence , before
thu order for thu reduction was ofllclully is
sued , the commission Invited the managers
of tno road to attend a conference today at
Austin when they will bavo u chance to stuto
their objections.
JOHN A. SICiillANE. KIIANK C. CO.NIIO.X
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT HANKERS ,
300 a 13th fit. , First National Dank Huild-
Ing , Omaha , Neb.
1K' I In tock , buiiili , iaurltle < , commercial pa
per , utc. Ni'uotluta lonni on Improved Omaha riml
citutc. Bliort tlinu loans , on bank ttuck , ut uu nil
approved collateral tecurlt )
OMAHA
uiuimCR and
DIRECTORY.
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tout & Awn
ing Oo. ,
Klnu . hiimni'irk * . oil nml
ruliherclothlnii. Si'inl for
rnt.ilntiii ( > . Ilia Fnrninii.
HAGS AND \\'INES. \ \ .
Bemis Omaha Bag Oo.
Importers nnj Mnntifnc-
turcrs.
Vlour f "Vs. tlurlii | > 9 nlul
Twine.
A. H. Pcrrijo & Co. M. 0. DaXOll.
llOt ! ltcjclo : oM on monthly
p ijmi'nls.
Scml for DII r catalogue
nnil price * . Knriinm K ( . . Oninh
HOOK lilNDEIlSnnd STATIONERS
Ackennan Brothers & Hein'zo ,
Printers , binder * , clprtnitrpori , blank book innnu-
fi cluic .
lilt ! Hoir.inl ttrei-t , Omaha.
HOOTS AXI ) SlIOKS
Ohas. A. Too & Oo. Kirkomlall.Jones&Uo .
Mnnufa.'tiir.'M anil J ib- \yiin'e"iil.\'nniif'icl ' . ' ir'rs
bert. Alien .1 for lo : ion Hiili-
her Mime C. . IKr. . 1101 ,
1100 Itowtml street. anil IKK , Hartley rtioot.
Williams , Vnn Aor- W. V. Morsj & Co. ,
nam & Uarto Mum IVtitnr.Corner llth
mid Doimlas stt < . Oiniilm
I2L' llnrner street. .Merchants Invited to
Oinn n , Ne ! > . mil andexmiiln" .
I1OXES JWTCIIKltS
John L. Wilkio , Lenis Heller ,
Otualta piporbov factory Iliitrliers and l'.icker .
lilT-lll'.l : ; nonithi.i. Tinils nnd Miippllo' . llcef
IIUL' nnd hlicup cn lngn.
OntiTH promptly tilled. llltl-IIH .Inck on trr > et.
CARRIAGES , S , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Oinnlin'i I.nrucat Vnr'oty
\\'AO.N.S ! A.N'I )
CAKlllAtiKii.
CAItl'K'J'S. CLOTIIIXG.
Onnlm Oarpet Oo , , Oilmoro & Enhl ,
'nrpetj * . oil c'oihi ' ! iriit- Mnnnf.irtiiiOM and
tliitf , riir'niii ' K00ieie | Win lu-ale C'liiliiicra ,
l.'ill DiMiulan ftio.'t 110111 la nicy Ktrcet.
CIGA US.
West & Fritschcr ,
.M'.nufi.ctuics linci'lir.'ir.i ,
jobber ! ) of leaf Uibaceo.
lull Farnini Slroct.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Coke & Oontant & Squires ,
Lime Co , , Hard and mift coat rhlp-
Hard ami noltroal. S. K. pern.
VMS Faruamitioct
cor. H'th nnd Douglas
. Oninha.
Mttccts.
American Fuel Oo , , Howell & Oo , ,
hippo" * nnil rtcnler.s In
niuhraelto ntnl bltu- 217 S 14lh Street ,
IIHIII ciial.
2I. > S. l.'illi nlrcut. Oinana , Nob.
Nebraska Fuel Oo. , Johnson Bros. ,
'lilS. l.'itli Street , 1)14 ) Knrm.m Street ,
Oniahn , .Veil. Omaha. Neb.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornico Works , | F. Euemping ,
Mnnnractiucis 'nf i CJnlvanlz-d Iron cornice * ,
lalvanlz.-il Iron Cornice i Dorincr windows , duor
Window cnpx , melnlllo ' niis | , Ilnlnl. . etc. Tin
Kkyllehls , etc. 111U and , Iron and hi to roufer.
1112 Dodge St. HI Fnriiam St.
XT AND LL
J. J. Johnson & Co , , & Gray ,
213 S. l.'lth Street , Lflao , cement , etc. , etc.
Oinalui , Neb. Cor. Uth and Douglas Sti.
J > It'GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo , , Kilpatriok-Koch Dry
Dry good" , notions , fur- Goods Oo. ,
nUliln , . ' goo.Is. Dry goods , notions , gents'
furnishing got d < .
Corner llth mid Howard. cor. llth and Howard St9
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. DI5TIIOIT - A UTO.M AT10
Electric Motors
lllnstratod catalogno
fr.-e. and Djrmnn * . Cnlnlognn
free. II. A. Klnnn-lli'n'l
Mil Cnpltul A von M H. Agt. fM ! . ; XV. Life Illd'g.
FARM MACU1NMIIY , ETC.
Parliu , Orendorff & T. G. Ncrthwall ;
Martin Co , ,
tJoncral
wontorn n cnt
Corner .loin's and vth Sts. Skninllii I'low Cut
Oiiiahn , Neb , li'tl'.M i , > ) Shortiiiui Avo.
FLOUR.
E. L. Welch & Co. , E. T. Davis Mill Oo ,
1012 N. IDili Street , C. ( J. rnderwood ,
J. K. MiM'rnr , Malinger. Manager at Omaha.
Mill at IkiiiilcrMin. .Minn. Cor. Fth nnd Jackson Sts.
g.F. Gilman , Omaha Milling Co. ,
OKl-li-IT , N. lUth Street. Moiclinnt Mlller .
Ollltoiind .Mill liii : : North
C. K. Illni'V - .Manager. Kith StreiJ.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
) ewoy & Stone Furniture Beobe & Ennyau Fur
niture Oo , , niture Oo ,
Huci'c.Tiiir to t' . A. lleebo
Furniture and inrpnli , , V'o ,
Ili-lll'J Farnnm Street. ( iruro and Clth StH.Omnhn
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Schno'der & Loomis , J. T. Robinson Notion
Oo.
oliLcri and Importers of
Cents' fiirnlnliliig gooi
notions and furnishing in f'g nilebr.itoit Iri
" lluck-k n " oM'nill
pants. HhiitH , ra.t : , e
1111 Howard Street. I'or. I2tli and Howards
GLASS , J'AINT , OIL AND Dltl'GS.
Kennard Glass and J. A. Fuller & Co. ,
Paint Oo.
, III1. ! Douglas Street ,
t-1112 llnrncy Street.
Omaha , Neb. Onmlia.
William Ouinmiiiga , Blake , Bruce & Co. ,
If nriUKIV South liUli St. WW-.OJ loivenworlh St.
Omaha. Neb. Omaha , Neb.
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GUNl'0\'DI-it. } \
Iliigli H. Olark ,
Ocn'I Wixtorn AKont of
Muxmtii HiHirilnv ( iun-
inwilur. AllanliUUiKlilo-
liUnllDtf cnpi , ( ilil'B.
Ulb Utruvjr iticut >
Cockrcll Bros ] T. C. Swartz & Oof
llrokerK. I'rlrutn wtrpi ' Itrokor.i.tlrixIn.l'roTlilorn
to Now Vork. I'MMiio , A olc Prlrntn wire to Ht.
81. IKMIK ffoelal ntten i lionls nml ChlcnRu. Onico
tlnn Dlvon to trnck tiliti la lit Nnt'l Hunk. Oiimlio.
onitrnln. \ t Niil'l Hnak. , KiclmiiKO bl.l'K , 8.1 ' " '
SASH , DOORS , KL1XDS , ETC.
M , A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Door Oo.
.Manufacture of suMi , Manufacturers of mould *
doora , I)11 ndH and IngH , bllniN. iloora , elo.
inoaltllnus. Hrmio'i of ( Illlce :
lice , 13th and Iz rd St9. lloon ; 4211 lice llalliUnt ; .
S'lEAM AND WATKlt SUPPLIES.
U. S. WindE'gine& A. L , Straug & Sons ,
Pump Co , ,
IOCr.-lU04 Karimni
- Street.
Ilidllilar Wind Mills.
Hits and ' . 'M .IOIIOH Street.
< ! .K Itnsa , noting inanag'r Oinalia. Neb.
7'AVJ , COFFEE , SPICES.
Consol dated Oofleo
Company ,
1114 nnd HID llnrney Ht. ,
Omaha , Nob.
TO VS. MILLIARDS.
H. Hardy Co. TuoBrunswiok-
Toy" , dolls , ixlbii ins , Bulko-Oollenur Oo , ,
fiincy Komi" , hounofnr- lllllturit mrrrhnnillio.
nl'lilng goo In , ohllil- Hulooa Hit a ret ,
ri'n' < eiirrliiKun. (07. IWH. luth Hlrfut ,
l.'lll ) Karnmn Street. Oiimlin
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITI IVE ? andr.erminont CURE lor all
URINARY ORGANS. Cuf
where olhortroai. Fuji ilirtclionsxllh each
rSotllo. Hrlce , one ilolltr. See signature ot E. IT
STAHU FOV Bnlo B'J All
, . cT ! ti cartt wluro allctbtri ful ,
Inul roneinrrt Ci niul litplunl , 1'riee , { 0 rtj > nd |
21.00. cf DniMl'd or If mall , tiaropn 1'RKe
ntiSp.1 DU. R. SOniTFHAim. fit"Pant
TO INVESTORS.
I am ollonnaatjo t nt .1 aood sou id corn *
pany th it will pay a iio p T oont dividunJ.
$100 sliurua < or $00. Wnto lor prospectus
10
nAUUY KE3BN0.
Rtom 0 , Q r. Am. B'k ' Bid ? , St. Joiaph Mo ,
For LOGT or FAILING MANHOOD
fDody ndMl
ortor Ctcciiei In Older You
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