0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : J THURSDAY , AUGUST 20 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
OonflicUng Reports Keep All Traders in a
State of Suspense.
NO MORE PROSPECT OF AN ADVANCE ,
BtiPC7P | In Corn Hourly IJt pooled nnrt
"Oltl Hutch" AcoiiNPil or IlcliiB
JJclilntl the Manipulations
Stocks and HondH.
CHICAGO , AUK. 19. As uiunl of late there
was a hlKh tctiMon at thu opening of wheat ,
niul oceanic of n prospect of a siicoro ) In corn
am ! n colil wuvo In llio northwest there was a
good iiulKo tin ) first hnlf notir. Cables received
weru rnry conlUcllng. Ono clans of 1'nrls
cables said It was r.ilnltiK and half o ( I'r.uico
wan shaken up wltli n pinto. Dunn's 1'arls
ctiblcs said tin ) oponhu was weak iinil contln-
nod weak with prices lower and no pros
pect of an advm.co. Lawson's advices
mild Unit , there would bo nn export
tux on tlio Russian wlieat. When
the public cables cotno In at tlio close tlioro
was nothing sturlllnt ? In them olthor way.
Salts of August wlio.it wore principally ho-
twron fl 01 and 11.01 ; September between Wio
mul ! l n-J Hoei'inbor opened about Ic up
around 110" " , , touched Jl 0 , sold back to
tUW't. up totlOi'i. ' toil 01 , to $101-4 - , toil.OI" ,
toJI.fll' , , t ( > tl.01 iloI.U3U.toJl.rtt . toJI.OJ'4 ' ,
to II 02J ( Hliortlv lioforo 1 o'clock.
Thn wheat miirket took anolhpr bound nt
HID close and sold nt tlio hlKh point oftlul" ,
and cid'cd sttonK atll.UI , or I'ic ' up from last
night. August closed at II.OJV' , September
Tlio loading Interest on 'chniigo .it the opon-
ItiK waslntho corn trado. The talk of larxo
' bold 'IIK ' of corn wnlvbdoes notcomo out on the
nilv.iiii'ii yet inndP Iris c.insuil a moro pro-
iinnnced fooling ubont a eptombor deal.
Tills put tlio tiade on tliclr mottle at the
oponliiK Tlio most K.'iicnil belief Is Hint Mr.
Iliitc'hlnoon has a hind In holding the long
corn oir the market and \\lth the f.irmors
holding the actual stulTback , asijticc/o would
beery imtural.
The inurket started very nK'hty. The
first prluo was iiiotul | by many around
GT'iC. for hotomher | ) whllo Bales
wcio quickly miulo all tlio way
f iiini CTc tod.sc. There was .1 dtop tel > 7io and
it SIM end bulge nt tlio end of the hour to ( VS'iC.
I'lom this then ) Mas a sharp decline with the
break In whuat , carryini ; the fcoplumber to
Cfi'jc ' H then ticcatno a IIO-HIIW marUol. ad-
viinolng to OT'iC , settling again toMl'Jc ' , to
07l/i' to7c ( ! , to 07'ic ' , tndTo lit 1 o'clock.
Tbc early Htrengthas helped by the Liv
erpool cables coming Id up for spot undid for
futures. The corn market became \rry active
and htrong at thu close ami again old close
on top for futures. Then Heptembcr rooov-
crcd to ( > < < and closed - ' ( over last night.
August sold at GO'Joim the o.irly bulge and
bicl < toMS c , closing ut , l.sijc. October Hold at
ClctofiPjC. toiU1c ( , to t 'jo at the close.
CoiiHldcr.iblo strength wns apparent In oats
at the start , when prices wore 'nfft1 Jo higher.
August Hdwinct'tl to M' ' c and M.iy to.W7 c
when the market broke lo''Sc. O.its. receipts ,
W.OKI ; experts none ; s'ilH , L'n.'iHK ( ) futures ;
14J.UOO sjiot ; spot market , moder itely netl\e ,
ttioiigor ; options. "So for August. Wo for
bepteinber , and 'UUo for May. The decline
was duo to ttio slump In wheat anil free sell
ing by C'ouiisolinan , lloydim and elhler. The
market afu-rnartls rallied 14'l c under fair
buylnir. Theto was quite a bulge Just lioforo
the close , partly on account of thu hitlgo In
tlio other markets and p.utly because of good
buying.
' 1 lie provision market was only mo ler.itol v
iictlxu and fairly ( Inn , without much business.
1'ork ttiiH actlto and prices \\uro hiegular
Uho marUct opunrd stronger at "HI advaneo
and a further appreciation of 7'jftl.r ' ! c as
gained. Later prices receded T't Oldc and
closed compaiatlvolv Hteady Lard had a fair
clnmand. Prices ruled Uit1 > ' , a hl/her on the
whole range and the market closed steady at
mo Hum llgiites. bliort rlnsUID fairly .icthc ,
thou.'h the prices were Hiimowhal li regular.
The close \SILS rather steady to firm.
The loaning futuroH rnueed UH follous :
A1ITILI ES OPI.V. Illllll n\v. CIOSK.
Wll > AT No 2
AiiKnst. . . . 1 01'n' 1 02 fl OJ
Boiitemlier ' I 0. 1 W
li i ember 1 O.IH WC9' 1 014
Co UN No 2
AtlKIIHt. C9' ' < !
September 7oi IS' ' ,
OUober oi
OATH-So 2
28'f 28
September. . ! > n smt 2'H.i
Mny io siH
iHHH I'OHK
September. . 10 20 1017K 1020
Oclolier . . lO.'iO 10 .1 : ,
January . . . U .C > II Ai U 20
IiAIII ) -
Ketember. | . C Kl u nn r no
Oetober d 70 II 77K u 70
.January . 7 US 7 l.'Ji 7 10
BnoitTHlI.M-
Heptember. . fi C"l <
October . 0 WIlJ R M fi 75
Jnininry. . . . I ) U7H b'JO
Cash notations were as follows :
I'l.ouit Quiet and unchanuod.
WIIKAT No. 2 snrinii wheat , .
No. : i spi Ing wlio.it , UOJJoi No.2 rod , *
Cell No. 2 , We.
OATH-NO ? , 2S'4'c ; No. 2 white. 303lo ; No.
3vvh to , 28k2fiHe.
Kv K Nn 2. Wlc.
llAtti.Ei No. 2 , Mo ; No. 3 , 503Sc , f , o. b. ;
No. 4 , f > 2 < - . f. o. b.
KlA.\HhKl > No 1. 1 1 07.
TIMOTIIV.HKKII Prime. tl.S.I'iJI.23
POIIK Mess iiork.jierbarret.llO 25 ® 10.30. Lard ,
per cvvt. , ifi.tWfi ( ( > t > : > ; short ribs sides ( loose ) .
W.r.Vftii.7i > ; dry salted tdiouhlvrs ( boxed ) , JJ 20
4tL23 ( ; hhort-o'ear ' sides ( hoxcMl ) . $7.25i7..r > .
WIIISKKV Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per sal ,
i i
HmiAits-Ctit loaf. granulated , 4Vjc ;
Btandard "A. " 41 c.
On the produce exchange- today the butter
market was tlrm ; fanny creamery , 'J.'ffl-Mu ;
dairy , I4'ttlRc. ' Kggs , lUio.
Now Vork MurkotH.
NKVV VOIIK , Aug. U ) . 1'i.ouu ItccolpN , i.nno
packages ; o\porls , : i.i5I : barrels , l.,7 > 7 s-icks ;
ilrmer. moderately actlvo ; sales , 20,400.
WIIPAT Uecelptx , , ia.,40) bushels ; exports ,
f > .M.4'i'l ' bushels : sales , n.110,000 biishnls of fu
tures , IL'X.OK ) biishelH ot spot. Spot mirkct
inodoratoly active , but unsettled , closing
higher. No. 2 , Jl.O-l Sil IP , | , , elevator ;
tl.lonanil.l2S alto it ; ; i,10l.ll'i f. o. b ; No.
a red. tl OflS ; ungraded red , (1.01 : No. 1 north
ern , fl.ll ) ; No. 1 bard to arrive , * 1.22 ; No.2
ChlciiKO. ll.l7 il.l7H ; No 2 Milwaukee
H.IMCI.I.V.S. Opt ons oponud H < & \o up
on better cables und foreign buying ;
advanced Ve under local short Interests ,
deollned imjl'ie on weaker cablcH. efforts to
tell on foreign account nnd local scalping , ad
vanced Pife'-'e. and olosed llrm at HJo over
yesterday , on late cables reportlm ; that Hus-
ia would Impose a tax on all gralu exports ,
No.2. red , August. I.O lJai.U1I.closingl.lp ( , ;
boptembor , * t.01)4l ) IIU. closing. Jl.ll'i : Oo-
tohor , ll.imai.U , closing , fl.ll3 ; ; November ,
fl.llftl.l''li , closing tl,12Vi Decemhor. * I lift (
l.l.l'i , eloslng , * l.ll'i ' ! January , JI.1IIWI r. ,
closing , fl.lA : rehrnary. tl.:4SI.IO , clos
ing. 11.1(1' ( . ; Aliiy , II.15'I.17S. ohmliu , II.17H.
HYEesterii , boutomher delivery unset
tled nt first , olio rod at lee decline at Utloalloat ;
closing stronger on u reaction at the west to
tl.iHH. delivered.
KoiiN-ltccoliili , 30,150 bushels ; exports , 71-
31W bushels ; sales , | . 17H.OOO bUHhids of futures
and : l,000 huihols of spot. Spot market lilghor
and quiet ; No. 2 R.'o Iu olovator. Hlo allntt ; un
graded mixed , 77tts.k > ; No. 2 white. 77S7 ( ! > o. Op
tions varied frequently , wholly through ma-
nlpulatlons. opening at He up. advanced ' ift
Ic , declined and lecovtired ttlc , closing
steady at ICI'io up for the day. AngliHt , 7Nia
7lc ) , closliu. 7b'je ; Sojitember,71ii7314e ( , closing ,
74 o : October. 71' < < it21ii ; > , closing. T.'e ; Novein-
bor , tiSJtiatWi' . oloslii' ' , duo ; Ducombcr , 02)i(3tjc ) ( ,
closing , tUc ; May , f.7o
OATS Opt'oin ' fairly actlvo and llrmor ;
urn , llsd'j.Vlu : No , 2 Uhlcago ,
II AV Klrm , hut cjiilet ,
ii'S Weak , qulett htate common to choice ,
lici 1'in.lllo coast. INiClUiiC.
Uot t UK Options opened steady : MM1 * points
ilonn , closing llrm and unchanged to 13 points
i Bales , III.IHO IWKN , Including August , tiuv )
; suptomber , jmwitHHtt ; Ootoher , JIMtt
: November , (14 O.Vitl4.20 ; Docombur ,
l.'lt ; Jauuiiry. * U2i i6l I..H | robriiary
IM Mi Mureli , IKUK.icl.UO ; snot Hlo , quiet ami
steady ; fall cargoes , 10o ; No. 7. 17 < aiJ' i' .
siidAii Haw , llrm , In demand ; centrifugals ,
M test , IIT-lWil'nc : salon , y-so hogsheads und
WJ bugs Muscov uilii , W teat , at i'e ' , to I'hlladol-
phla : I.CHni lints centrlfii.'iil , H3 test , at 3 7-ldu
to Philadelphia , and : io,000 bn.s molasses
6'o ! tonilcrod , 4io ; granulated ,
cubes , 4'iC.
Motassi.sNow Orlenus , steady , quiet
Kut : Quiet , tlrm.
t'tTTON ) bl.KI Oll , StronR , quiet ,
TAI.I.OM luill. steady ,
lNK steady at 3S'4 < a.'Wc.
Knns- Quiet ; weiteiu , lOsttlTci receipts , 4,170
,
-Klrm , moderate demand.
1'Oiut-Qulut , utOttUyjoia wcm , | 10OOC10.7i |
not ? mcsii , tlO.VU12.CO ) | extra prime , 110.2 3
CUT MBAT Quiet , itondy.
Miiitii.Ka-Qulet , llrm ; ihortclcnr , Septem
ber , M.W ,
LAUD Stronger , inodoratoly ftcllve ; west
ern Htcntn. fJ.UO ( ! sales , wrw llurcoi , M.W'iOfl.'Bi '
options silcK , 7,2.'fl llercen , . 'optcmbcr , M.OC
fttiir. ; closing , I1.UJ bin ; October , J7aV > ! closing
IT.ri ; December , 17.21 : January , 17.40 7.4.1 ;
closing , 17.11. .
lltiTTKii-cJulct firm : wentern dairy. 12 11.10 !
wcslrrn creamery , lVjJ22oj ( vtc'stern factory ,
12ai4' ' { ; Klgln. 22o
( Jiir.KSR ynli't and ahout steady ; western ,
tfto ; pirt skims , ; t'fr ' < tc' ( ! . . _ . , , .
Pici Iitov Qulot American , flG.OO < 31tf.85.
LKAD-Dulldomestic ; , } 4.IM'i. '
TIN Steady ; ntnilts , $ . * 0.10.
KnniiiiH City Markets.
KASHA * OITV , Mo , Aug. 10. WIIP T Iioworj
No 2 hard , cash.iwc ; August , RnUchid ; Hepteni-
bor. Mia bid ; No. 2red , c.-mli.HJSio bid ; August ,
fc'.i'ic ' ' bid ; Heptemher. fclo ) bid.
( JoiiN-llltfher ; No. 2. cash , tC'iiIWO o ;
Augiint , Mlfo bid ; September. Me ,
OATS Lower ; No 2. cash , 20'iebld ; August ,
2l'c ( bid ; Heptembor. 2Cobld.
E < KI < < I'lrni. ntllc.
IIUTTKH I'lrmi good crnampry , 15'it7e ;
dairy. lOftl.lc ; store packed , IKtDe.
HA\ Unchanged ; fancy prairie , (4.00 ; good
to choice , f I DOttl-M. , ,
ri.ot'ii Trade practically nt a standstill.
Millers are holding at stllf prices und buyers
rtro waiting for a settled markuU
PltovisioN ? Unchango I.
Woof--Htoady.
ItECKii'Ts1ioit , 09,200 ; corn , 1,000 ; oatu ,
3,1no.
Siiii'viENTS Wheat , 77.1JO ; corn , 27,100 ; oats ,
1,700.
Idverpool .tlnrkolH.
Ltvrtiponi , Aug. \ViiK\T-Stoady : de
mand poor ; holders olTcr moderately ; Cull-
fornla No. I , hs 10,1.
Cotiv ' trong ; demand fair ; mixed west
ern , l' > * I1 ill percental.
CIIFKSK American llnostwhite nnd colored ,
4CsperewU
St. I.onlH AlnrkutH.
ST. Louis. Mo , Aug. 10. WHEAT firm ;
cash , O7'i ; December , Hl.0.11 } .
Coitv Lower ; cash , M'Se : Scplomher , .W c.
OATS Stoidy ; No 2 cash , 2M'Jooituin ' : | -
lltlTTHi Very llrm , higher ; cieamery , 21O
22c ; dairy , 1.V3 be.
bor. 20. .
I'otlK-Stoady. Jll , W.
LAHD-Ste.idy. M23.
WlllSKEV-Jl IS.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , Auir. 19. WHEAT Easier ;
No. 2 red. use.
Cons Higher ; No. 2 , mlxod. fifiVic.
OATH Ilaslcr ; No , 2 mixed , Jlc.
WlllHKKl 11.13.
Toledo ( iriilu
Tof.Ero , O. . Aug 19. WIIIAT rirm ; cash
and August , J1.02" .
CottN I'lim ; cash , fide.
OATS ( Ju let ; cash , : io )
Milwaukee Grain Market.
Mii.wAtiKKK , WIs , Aiu. 19. WIIKAT 1'irm ;
No. 2 spring , cash , UScUf 1.0 1 ; Septemboic. .
C.OHN Steady ; No. .1 , c ish. ur > e.
OATS -Quiet ; No. 2. white. X"io.
New York Dry Go-ids Markot.
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 10. There was no now
development In the dry goods market touay.
Foreign Oil Market
LosnoN , Aug. 19. CALCUTTA LINSEED 12s
Cd per quarter.
TUllPENTINK PI-HUTS 2fs per CWt.
MOCKS AA'lt JtU.VIH.
NKVV VOIIK , AUK. 1' ' ) . The stocic market
displayed less activity today than during the
last four days an.l Its temper w as somewhat
unsettled , owlnz to the efforts of those who
ate In favor of a moio substantial reaction
than has boun scon The number of sold out
bulls Increases from d ly to day and their di > -
slro to again got in for a tut n on the long side
Is becoming an Important factor In the conr o
of prices and the present hlli level of the
market gives them a great deal of encourage
ment , Such stocks as Kock Island , which h is
advanced from d'.l to anovo 0 per
cent , being prom uent In tboir argu
ments for a temporary sctbicu to the
markot. The ramp int bulls , however , of
which there are a largo nit nby In s ght h ivo
as yet caused no weakening III * the list .and
considerable manipulation of clhiued stocks
seems to give strength to tlio list. Commis
sion people , however , are rather Inclined to
advise caution and some hesitation In bnvlnu-
was noticeable today in tlio early deatlrgs.
The strength of the market asserted Itself
later and hU'lar prices were ic'iched In the
afternoon. The mm kot today lacked tlio ac
tivity of the List few days Union Pacific ,
Atohl'-oii , llurlliigton and Hock Island monop-
oll/ed thu attention of broken whllo the
rein ilndor of tlio list were coniparit-
tholy neglooted and few trades took place
among them. The Industrials wete more
prominent and Hiii.ir was the strongest spot
In tlio whole market , the regul ir list moving
In unison with llurlliigton , and Atchison
showed rather moro strength than the icsU
No serious breaks occurred and the market
was feverish and irregular with ficqnont
changes In temper , but fuw wide lluctuatlonx
Sugar , however , continued to advance stead
ily , the upward movement being accompanied
bv rumors that the trust had practically ac
quired , the Hprocklos refineries , which wqutd
be fur certain reasons operated as Independ
ent concerns. The lint advance at the
highest point was 4' per cent nnd
most ot this was retained at the close.
The regular list , however , developed no
special feature of Interest , and whllo the
grangers were generally strong In the fore
noon they lost what advantigo they gained.
The market Dually closed stoadv to Him with
Insignificant changes for the day. The not
changes are about equally divided between
gains and losses , but the only ones of impoit-
anco are In the Industrials. Thu transactions
of the d ly reached : i4l > , 178.
Uallroad bonds were strong and actlvo but
failed to display thu buoyancy of thu hist few
days and tlio gains rccoided are generally
fractional. The sales of all Issues were
l.s'll.ou ' , ) .
Government bonds have been dull and
steady ,
til ite bonds have been dull and firm.
The following nro the closing ( [ notations for
Iho leading stocks on the Now York stock ex
change today :
The tot il Hales of stock today were " ( W.OuS
bharua. liiuludliiK : AtuhUoii. , t,7U'J ' ; C'lilcapo
( ! as , . ! , ( > ! . " > ; DoluHare , Ijiiokavxiuua A.
rt'i'storu , , IJOJ ; Krlo , o.UKi ; IOUH\O | | | | Niiah-
vlllo , ' 'l.'hM ; Miksoiirl I'aolfio , f > . .M ; .North
ern 1'actllu iirofened , ( i,740 : Kleliiiiond A.
Wt-st 1'olnt J.hOn St. l'.iul , .M.S'-'Oi Union
1'aolllc . ' .
, 4.,010. _ J _
l-'liinnolnl Notes.
KANSAS CITV , JIo. , Attg 10.-yio.irlnK today ,
rl. ) M07.
.NK VOIIK. AUK. 10. Hunk clo.irltik's , today ,
tl01,7iOKlOi : liuliincuH. NSaw.WO.
I'llil.AiiKM'llU , Aug. 10 UlearliiK's today ,
J10..II.Uhalaiicc's : , tlJU,57U. Muuuy , 4 jior
cent.
ilALTlMOHB. Md. . AUK. I0.-Ilatik oloarliiRS
today Aero tiS-UOlfli balance ! , , * IUtOJ. ) ! Kato ,
0 | ior cent ,
IUHTON. Mass. , Autf. 18.-0loarln , ' house
balances , * ! .VlUcM ; ; rate for liiunoy , 4 porucnti
call lo.uis , KM i > ur cout ; tlnio loans , 5iJ7 nor
cent ,
IIOSTOV , Mass. , Aup. 10. Hunk oloarliiRH ,
HUI4.vJi ( haluncis , fi.--u.uoBj r.ito for money ,
IU eonts ; oscluitiKo on .Now i ork , Uo to 17u pur
OIIICAIIO , AUK. 10. Money uasy , 0 iior cent ,
Il.mlc cleiirln.'j. * I\aAl > JO : Now York ov-
cUniiKu Mild at 70 | icr cant dlbeonut. sturlluir
exchanso huavy , w ) duy bills , * I.Hij ) ilonmnili
Now Vor'c ' .Moiioy
YOIIK. Aus 19. MONKV ON CALL Eas-
lor. raiiKlni : from l t per cunt ; laut loun Ser
or i-oiif elos'.ni ; olTured tit 'i per cent.
I'lituSUiiUANTii.it IMi'Eii 5 > iO7 > i percent.
ECUAMQ 4jUlUl Hud KtCUUy ut
St. LoiilH Mining Qtiot itloui.
ST. Louts. Jin , An.I'l. ' . Mining stock Is
mnio nctlxu. Tlio m irUet wasgeneially weak
and the trading uas at lnuui ptli es
AHpen.
Mirer Ana . M
Small Hopes
Il-iv .1111 > lnr ccts.
HAVANA , Aug. 19. ai'AMSii Oor.o { i.Jri" " ,
® . ' . II.
i\ciiANfiE : Steady.
Sun MI Quiet , lliilders hold aloof. COO hags
centrifugals , ! ) " > ilivrees pol.irl/.itioiib sold to
day atiJOIgold pet qullltil. :
ol' Himitimi itttllion.
LONDOV. Aug. IM Amount of Imlllon with
drawn fiom the Hank of Knn'luuil on b.il-
IIIILO today JLD'.OH ) .
I'.iriH ItcntcH.
PAIIIS Aug. 19 Three per tent rentes 03f
25c for the account.
UIIICAOII , Am ; . 10. bchwaitz. lupi.e ) > l .Me-
Cormiclt to r. C. SchwarU & Co : Our wheat
m .rUet has been less er i/y today and trading
has been decidedly Hinaller. The early mar
ket was not very stton.- . Some cables rc-
poi ted the fee lug on the other slue , i easier
and that foreigners wore not Ineilnod to fol
low oui advance , but were mu h moro like y
to accept piolits on long stull , Later , how
ever , both Now Vork and the foreigners were
good buvcr > . . and late cables , al
though conlllctlng generally , tended to
stiength. Ono Pirls cable reported a
ruinoi that Russia would placeanetportdnty
on shipments of wheat. This insulted In a
stronger feoilng and a hlghot closing. ' 1 he
clcaiancos from the Hcaho ir > l were large , ex
ceeding ! KKi , ( 0 bushels , llridstieet teporled
an lii'Teaso In the available stocks of mil,00) )
bushels eist and west of thu Itockles.
hut stated that points In thu spiltr.
wheat region and ports not olllclally
IOPOI ted dcereased IM 1,1100. The market cluses
without Indications of Its cijnrse tomorrow ,
but it will bo vot.v sensitive to foteign Inllii-
uiiLL's. Coin wys active and nervous , lluetu-
atlng taplilly on v ury small trade. Tlio iiuon-
Ing was strong and hlghei on minors of co.il
weither coming , but II was believed ibat
tlio Now Vork contingent took adv.in-
tago of this to sell their stull ficoly.
l.stlmated receipts for liiinoi low , 47) ) ears.
News was suatce , but the usual talk of m in-
Ipiilatlnn was abundant Oats , ( pilot , but
tlrni. Hogs vvoio..o ' hluher and good biivln1-
orders developed at the opening of the nro-
vlslon market. There seems to be a mowing
disposition to buy .I-inuary Htull' , doubtless
based upon the Idea th it a high coin m irk it
will of necessity clvo us hiish-prlee 1 provis
ions. Tr.ulliiu' .is rather dull , but the mar
ket closes with a llrm undertone.
ClllOACO , Aug. ID. Kennel llouklns XCo . to
S. \ . McWhorter : 1'oielgn maikets have
shown a tendency to rallv from > esteiday's
depression , Kxporters have been doing a fair
business biiyliuor.lors from foreign spceii a-
tois who sold out on thu bulge .Monday lm\u
been In hand today , borne vvoioexecuted , but
most see their limits too lo\v. possibly tho-o
limits may bo rulseil tomorrow. Iheie mo
s'gns all around of returning conlldenco and
conservative commlss on houses am dis
posed to advlso customers to buy on
bleaks It looks equally s'lfu to sell
on iiilllos. The report which piodneod
the excitement noui the close that the
tiorman mlntstur of llnanco had advised
the romov nl of the ( ionium iliitj on bread-
Htulls fet three mouths Is a very wormy chest
nut , as lie IIIIH been lighting the prime minis
ter for months to gel It lemoved alUuethei ,
and the papers have been full of the mattoi
There ara some Indications of mold wave In
the northwest , hut It vvoitld not do much dam
age even If frost should occur \Vutwenther
In nngland during the next fortnight would
start up the Kngilsh marKets , as the harvest
la now appro idling. The situation U still
somewhat btr.uneil and trllles may turn
the tide either way. Local traders
\vcru bearish earlv and did some
( lugglnc but they ovetsold themselves und
were good buyers later. There has been home
excitement since the close of'ilmnmi with
Fales at 11.03 for December on curb. Corn and
oats have hren Htrouu most of the day , coin
especially BU llutchlnson Is more ueneriilly
credited with engineering thu t-optemhordeal.
backeil by Wall street , llo Is advising
his friends hero that the prlcii will
touch B.C. It will take continuous bnj-
Ing to put up the market In the face
of such perfect corn Heather , hut that
It can be advanced has been suc
cessfully domonslra ed.hotber the line
can ultimately bo loaded nt n profit is an
other mailer. It Is dangerous to bo short of
September. Oats horiuvted some animation
from corn and cloned qulto strong. It Is gen
erally felt that these ought to bo n purchase
on soft spots for they FOOIII low In camp irlson
with other commoJItlcx. The Htronu'th of corn
Is turning the speculative intention to the re
ceipts of hogs nnd provisions. The receipts
are light and the product cannot no matte at
| i 'i lenv prices , but our stocks are very largo
ind consumption Is distressingly slow , vvhut
thu outcome will bo It la bird to guemi It
would seem tjoo.l policy to buy them all on
weak buuts ,
t > o urn u.u 1/11 M.I it aura.
OMAHA. Aug. 10.
OATTt.E-Olllclnl receipts of cuttlo KM ,
as compared with 2..VH luslerduy nnd 1,0.11
Wuducmlay of laut week. The innrkut was
low ami u shiUo lower on all gradvi of beef
steers on snlo , ljMhnd weak to ernlor on
butcher stock and < lull nnd weak on feeder'
There w us no gooiU OaUlo among the receipts
II(13-Olllclil ( : reonlut" of hogi 2.830. n
compared will , 3,47V 'vcstcnlar and 2,761 Weil
nesdav of Inst wt > ( ? ( c , The market ma1
fairly active and llrm on the host gradei am
steady on othin gfldS * All were old. The
range of the prlrMlpald WHS tl.HViW.'IO , the
bitlksolllnuat fj.ivva ; iLight , llSVjf.ir.
heavy flT.VftASOi nlfxAil. * l 0 t\UO The aver
HBO of the prices wis tSo. ' , as compareil will
J" > .0) ) yesterday and JllW'iodno3ilayof las
week.
Slit nr There were no frcih reco'ptu o
dicop. The mnrkf < t7'win ' nominally stoaily
Natives , fMOil 7 j westerns , IJ.2331,73
Good.
nntl nptpoiltlon of ctou'c. '
Olllelnl reoelnis and disposition of sti > 2l < as
shown by thu books ot the llnloi stockyards
company for the tworttv-four hours ending at
6o'clock , p m. , Aiunst 10 ,
KKCKII'M
MltiKKIIS AND SI'IIINOEIIS.
1 cow iiml calf , .i > r. no
1 LOW and c.ilf , , . 2s1 III )
1 cow and calf . -li bl )
I CD and calf . i'4 1)0 )
1 mlll.ct . 24 tl'l '
1 mllKcr . 22 00
1 milker , . 211 1)0 )
I milker . 10 00
VI I STIIH.N CA1TM : .
No. A v. I'r.
H. P. CroUhtoii.
OJ feeders 1 48
1 . P. On-lKliton
21 stouts 111,0 ,
Weld County I. A. C. Co ,
57 cowi OIS 2 10
IMS steels. Colorado Tox.ilis 1 0) ) 2 40
53 fiedun lUO 2 ! IO
. .lolinhorU
10 fiMdera ll'd 2 r.1
Ifi feeilcrs , K7J a to
11. Crvln.
I'lvo htojlc < larkots.
Ontctno. An1 1 ! ) [ Spci.alTolorim | to Tin :
Hii.-Pilces : ] rre woiiUer L-i-ierally to aj
It.is nosslhlo toohtaln steady prices for
coed to choice n ithus lomparativoly fou of
Hi it sort belli oIl'i'iL'il. hut foi other des'tlp-
tlons the market asM > lUor. The supply of
laa.jiiis u.is about the largest of
the hc.ison. It amounted to tMMO. 'Ie\iH
.ilone fiiriil hln4r > 0i lie d Such of them as
eio goo 1 enoiiih for fchlpi.ors sod at aloul
former pilees hut the t inlc and lliooro oil
anvwhero fiom lUo to 2Ji us iiimpiied with
.Vonda > 's s lies , wlituh It' ives them iiliuut
whole they \\oro llio middle of tliu week
Westerns were iinotod at $ . ' . Hit 1 1.0 and Texas
tit $ l.3)TtJ(0 ) ( , ivltli Ufi l.'J'i the nro\.il
ntlcis for foimei and il soft ? 75 lor the Ihttm
Nat.ves eros i i > ihlo at } \ i".ii2hi for Inferior
to choice co\vs. and at 12'Mttn ' 0 for shipping
and dressed heel btenrs
Iteielpts of hugs tot the first tliroed.usof
this \\e \ h ivo hcen .ihoiit the s nne as foi the
lltst half of last ueeU , hut they luck | sn n
he id of equalliu In nitmhci these received
< lurlng the i in responding t me l.istye it Sales
worn at ifJOIVJJVl Uulls ami voitui lil.'s were
ollered at WOrtHl .o and a foiv f iney assoi ted
Unlit \\ei-thts , ni to 170 n Hinds , tetelie I l.i.s-
f > ! K ) . Quotations eio ? ) > n" > 7" > for pool to
choice , theio l > e na dilli'ron of only ahout
a nleUel Uotueen ( lie telling pthe of hoaM ,
medium and ll'ihl wol'hts. 'Iliite : is nn 'id-
vance In common irradcs. hntlln'ii noral 111:11 :
l > et aveta ed n shiule hlu'lior til ) deman I for
good to pi line IKUS el'ihln4 ' over l"d pounds
holng active as the icMhl of tin recent ad-
\anco In product.
The Kxenlli..loiirnal topoils. CATTI.I : Ho-
colpts. 14 , OO/ : shipments , t.nuli ; mar.et slou ;
steadylo weaker , natives. J33i"tsnieillum :
nnd good. f..iilTA" ( . 2. : others f 2 > ® l 71 : Te\.ins
lowei , * -.ll.7..i i-totKtrs. t.MUli'.l.,1i lows ,
SI 4 < T.r.i (
lions Itecelpts , II'/IO ; shipment.0,10' ' :
mirKet active , stoidyto stum , ; : tough and
common. II .W | ni ; IIIC.IMS , t'.u Gt'i 40 ; prime
he ivy , * 3.llfiV73 ) : h con I class , ( VOUii-l ' . ' * >
gi.ihsoiU ttJ300. \ .
SHI UP Uecolpts. ti,0ij ) ( ) shipments , 20l :
market sti-aly ; ewes , fl O.r.l.'il : mixed IMH !
wethern. il766 > 2 > : rexnns , * l DJ ® ! 117' , : Mi'ii-
tnnii feelers il7' > TISmutto ; n. ll.lfidl ! ' < :
lambs , M.GOiK330
NCMV York Uvo Htouli
N w Voiitc , Attir. 19. Hr'JViHueolpts. : . 2.217
liead ; liieludln : 77 cars foi s ile : m nUotactlvo
and ilini : native Moots. 1 1. " 3 < n.Vl3 per id )
iionnils ; TCMUIH nml ( 'olotadooj , fl.UJiitl.riJ ;
uulls and cows , tl 7K&J23.
Dm. SSKII IlKfi'1 Stonily.
Shipments today , Ht beeves and 2,18) itiar- |
tois of heef ,
OijVhs ItecelptB , US" . ; ho id : market quieter.
iilgher : ve ts | , ivoj yii ) per 1 iO pounds ; gt.isa-
eis and liiitieimlll < s - " . ' ) ' ( . , ' 7 > .
Stifi.t' liucelpts : RKM ! head ; marKol llrm ;
lamlis Ibo per piiuiiil l.lKhei. sheep , fl,2VC ( > .4l
nil 100 iionnds ; l.trnhs. t MTtil ! ) ; dtessud
nuttons hti'iiilv , h/ii'i'o ' hi. her per pound ;
li ssed lamhs linn it | 't''l ' c
lions lieeelpts , 4M ) head consigned (11-
rectal5IUo hlghu > . '
KUIIH.IH C Ity IJIvo Stock 31 irkofi.
KANSAS OirMo' . Aiu. ID I'ATTI.B Ilo-
colntH. D.OIU ; slilhn\0iits , a20 > . Tlio iu irUot
was very dull IIIKP yto.idv In lower. Mrois ,
t.MUQ.VS ; cows lftii ) | holfors , * l.2Vi4iKi (
btoeknih and feedrtM J..fJW.im.
lions HeeolplK , li , * hhlpniuiits. 2.001. .Mar
ket moro actlvo iiuil Hlo idy to lo hlKhoi ;
bulk , t4Uvfr > .H : all niado. JLloffrVii.
bllKKl' Koculpts , lOlj klilpinonts .IUJ. M.u-
Uut ble.idy. '
St. IjOiilw Ijlvo Stoo x .
RT Lotus , Mo , An.1' ' ) . I'AiTl.E Uocolpts.
J.HOO ; hlilpiucntH , I (100 ( ; mirkot weak ; faire
o choice natives , fJ.UW.MH ; To xa UK and lu
ll mix , if . ' . .txaiLMl ; oannors. * I.W4r..2'i
lions Hccotpts , , ) , H 0 ; NI | pments , 001 ; market
kot Htroiiu : heavy. | t.lJ < i.50i mixed ,
ht iUJS 5.
/.1 wiiout > .iu:3t
Country I'rodiiue.
Kdds Iluik of the Hiiles , I I'i0. '
HurrmChoice dairy Imttor Is scarce and
sells roadllynt K < an > c , hut the liulK of the
country butter Is not good enough for thuio-
tall trade and goes to thu paokors atUiic.
I'oui.Tliv spring ehlckens , sm ill , * L7.vri'.V.3 !
good , f. . ' .03100 ; fancy. HOHtl23. ( Old fov ls
lo not sell quite BO readily , uprlngn taking
heir place to u great extent , and thu Lest
old lions do nut yo inucli ubuvo H.OJ.
Kl'llltj.
Ai-1'i.BS-Por bul. , ti.00a2.:5.
l'iUMa-a.illfornld. 8i. ? > ai.5' .
I'EAits-L'allforiilii llartlutt. t..Q 33. :
. Shipping stock , l
iKMON1 * 1'or box , M uo.
CASTAloui'F. 1'er donin , H.Ca
lUNANA-j-1'cr hunch , H.WZl.M for seed
shipping stock.
nitAi'tM-goiithorn , 4" > e porf-lb. Imshct.
I'I.AIIIES : The supply Is iittlto largo nnd the
quality Improved. C.illfornlii t'rawfordi ,
single cane lots. tl.2.'ij five onto lots , JI.15.
The following n > iotatlon roprc cnt the prlcci
at which choice stock Is billed out en orders
unless otherwise stilted :
TOMATOKS 1'or bttshol , JI.OO.
OAttliAdK Homo crown , lo peril ) .
Ntw : IlKfT I'er liushol , Me.
IlKA.NR Navy , t. " Ii05t,2 tA tier bualicl.
OSIONS Homo grown "flc per butdiol ,
1'oTATOFs Local itrowcr are aupplyltiB the
demand almost oxultislv ely.
Flour.
Onmlm milling compnny. Hcllnnrc.
Patent , J2SO ; Invincible I'utcnt. J27o ; Lone
Star. Superlative. I. 40 ; bnowllako , IJ.OO !
1'ancy P.imlly , SI.IU
U 1' . Davis milling compnny. Hlch Patent ,
No 1 nnd Cream. 42M.V liiuol ) , full p itent ,
? . ' 4" . . f.23
: llawkejc , half pitcnt. ; Special
Uoyal. Patent > o. I ' , fJ.Mi ; Mlnmsotn patent , *
{ . ' . ,3 ; Kansas Hard Wheat , patent , $ ! . . ' " . ; No
hraska Siirlnit Uheat , ti.itont , J2.4J.
y. I' . ( Jllman's ( iold Medal. . ' .70 ; Snow \Vhlto
JJ40 ; t-nowllake. t-.IOi low grade , il Oi ; Queen
of the I'antiy , $ . ' .7" > ! Mlnnr ota buperlullxe ,
t.7d ; hran. Jll.nO : clmppeil feed. t.'I.OO.
l.L U eh h A. Co llest , { , ' .75 ; Crown Prince ,
f.MW ; Mlniusutii Chief , $ . ' > ; Splendid rumlly ,
J2.10 ; Mralght. JI.M.
CHTMMIIS ol '
Dav 11 Cole has inood his vvli ilcsatn oyster
tnislmss to .III ) . ' out h Tenlh street.
Hubert Pnr\l , produce commission , has
moved from Ilonard .street to 1210 Harney
street
Stand Vonr ( .round.
When , vou tniiko up your mind to tnko
Hood's.SnrMipiulllu , do not ho Induced to buy
101110other prep.uiiUc-n Instead. ( JloiUsinay
claim that "our * ii as ( 'ood as Hood's" nnd
nil that , but the peculiar mot It of Hood's H.tr
stiparllln cannot ho e < iuiilled. Thcroforo have
nothing to do ulth substitutes niul Insist upon
having Hood's SatMip.irllhi , the best blocil
inuillcr and building up inediclno.
CAIjI > ii ; ) TO CHICVGO.
An Oinalia Minister \Viintutl in the
\S iiulv Lltj. ,
Kov. U'lllanl Scott , pastor of the St.
Mark's Avenue Congregational church , has
received a call from tlis South Congrega
tional church of Chicago , ana it is quite prob
able tn.it ho will leave Onmlia in u low weeks
to WHO up his residence in the great metropo
lis on the shora of the uncalled sci
The call h.i ? coma entirely unsolicited on
tbu part of Air Scott , and ho has not do-
eideu us vet uhether to accept the ll.ittoring
pioposition , for he Is deeply intcresleJ In his
\\urk in Otnnltn.
Air. Morns Trumbull and II. 13 t'.ige of
Chicago c.uno to Unuha last Saturday and
iitescnted the formal call and at thesame
tlnio requested the tittstecM of the St , Marj's
avenue church to release Air. Scott so that
ho might foci free to accept the call to Chi-
cairo.
The chutcb to which ho has been called is
located in one of the most , t.ishiotmblo and
artstocaatie portions of Chicago. It Is at the
coiner of Fortieth street and Cottu > ; o Otovo
"
avenue in the district of Kenwood "it is be
tween Oakvvood boulevard and Washington
I'ur'c ' in : i p irt of the city that is rapidly im-
piovlng. The church building is a hand
some stone cdillco , comparatively new and
of modern .mil veiy attractive luchitccture.
It has a seating cauacity of about one thous
and and the membciship is about live hun
dred. Tticio ate several milllon.iiios among
ttio leading suportcts ) of the chur < h and In
every way the future of the eongtegation
seems very encjurag ng.
Speaiting of the call Mr. Scott said yes
terday to a tcpotter
"I have uot decided jet what I shall do In
the matter. I tcaliio that thcie is a neces
sity of cucful and energetic \\otk hero
vv hero I have been lor nine ; > e.us , and > et I
can say thut this chunh is in excellent tondi-
tion and Hiiro is no teason \\lij the
work should not move ilirht on
if I should goclsowheio. If I po It will not
be nn account ol u linancKil considerationfor
m.v salary thoio will bo tlte same , for the
lirst Near nt least , as It Is hero. The consid-
cutuot.s which Induce mo to thlnU favoiably
of accepting this call are mete of n personal
nulutc , and \et I do not , think that ono could
c.ill them selnsh. I have been in the west
now for imio years among men who I have
considered about m.\ equal , n coed deal like
in } self at least , and I have not been sur
rounded by these incentives which might
have forced mo to do at nil times my utmost
in tlio.e ( liieellons which enlarge one's
iioweis and rcsoutces. I have felt that it wo ild
bo bettor for mo auiitig the next ton yeirs
to bo thrown among my superlois and at the
same time have more ample facilities for
fticc'ing and hearing the greatest thinkers
\\orkersofthocountry moro frequently
than we can bete In Omaha. I can do n good
deal of haid woik when pushed to it , and I
believe it will b ? to advantage to Da
pi iced for a time whcio I shall bo oblijed to
do my utmost. If I go to Chicago 1 shell not
'
hnvo'so much out ! do work to intend to as I
have had in Omaha. The finances of the
congregation will be looked after by the ofll-
cers of the church , and I shall
have moro time for real pul
pit woik. The church to which I
have been culled Is : v very impoitant ono and
stands In need of some \ery earnest work iu
the pulpit. It has teached ,1 point whcie it
must take n leuriingplacoatnongtiiochuiehos
of the South Side and I shall feel , if I accept
the call , that I have cntcicdunon a work that
will demand the very best elTotts that I can
liossiol } put forth , Iu order to lill the posi
tion oven in a measure us it should bo lillod. "
Air. Willard Scott h'ls been pastor of the
St Mary's avenue Congregational church
over MIICO it was oiirani/cd , noatlv
ninoeais ago. Ills success and populanty
liavo been qulto remaricitblu. Hogintmig
with no inc'mnorshlp at all the church has
grown to bo the largest. In point of moniber-
ship , of any Conijiegatlonal church in No-
liraska , having at ptocnt ncarU 400 mom-
liois The church pioportv Is valued at
? riOIUO and the-coiigicLMtion is ono of the
mojt piospotous and progiesslve in the city.
Rev. Scott has been nt the head of ttio
Cieto Cimutauu.ua for two years , he bus licon ,
a trustee of Uoaue college for live years anil
ono of the leading spirits of the Homo Mis-
slon.ir.v beard for a long timo. Ha Is a
scholarly gentleman , u force ml and i
enU't turning pulpit orator nnd n
model pastor. A very wide circle of friends
uid acquaintances , both insluo und outMUa
of the church , would regtet to see Air.
Scott leave Omaha , but U be should go ho
will carry with him to Chicago the good will
of thu thousands- who know him In Nebraska.
Air Siott is a New Yorker , graduated
From Williams college iu Ia7 , > with high
: ionois , especially in hlstorv and political
economy. After completing his course at thu
Union theological scminarv , ho cntcieil the
ocul missionary work in the city of Now
York , nnd Dually became pistor
of the Presbyterian church of
West Karms whoio ho labored
with marked success for tin co years. Then
Iccidlni ; to lollovv tlio advice of Horace
Litoolov ho came to Omaha and organised the
bt. Mary's Avenue Congregational church.
1U < has boon a pcrsistant , courageous and
'iiitlilul Christian worltor ever since ho
leached Omaha and has gaihetcd about him
i Intge and Inlluential eongiogiitlnn of ( Jim-
.Ian people who esteem him very highly.
Very strong Inducements will bo brought to
jour upon Air Scott to dlssundo him from
the Idea of leaving Omaha and It Is possible
that'ho members of bis congicgation may
succeed in keeping him In Omaha , but the
ir' < sout indications ave that ho will go to
. luc-ayo.
The Howe scales , iho oniy scale with pro
tected bearings No chock roil * . Catalogue
of llouluu & bollock Co. , Chicago , 111 ,
Marriugo MCOIIMCH ,
The following inamngollcjiisos wora Issued
> y .fudge Shields yesterday :
Name and addtcsi Ago ,
I I'red llanselilldt , Dongliis county 24
i 1'randl btorm , Douglas county 23
UoWitt's Llttlo Uarly Iltsors for the liver.
I'l-rinlts ,
Two minor permits aggregating $ I..O wore
sailed by the superintendent of buildings
jestciday.
on.sIA. MI.SIIA.SK. niA.shiO cosiiov
McShane & Condon ,
INVHSTMHXr BANKHKS ,
300 S. 13th St , , First National Uanlt Build
Ing , Omaha , Neb.
Deal In itocki , bunilt , iejurlUoi conimurclnl p
per , uto. Ntvullalo lonni ua Im rjva I O nulii ro.i
slate Hliort tlmu lonai , oa baui ituct , ur u U *
pprur " 1 colluUial igcurll )
J. J. Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
213 S 1 llli Street , Lime , cement , etc , etc.
Om ihn , Neb Cor. tltli mid DoiiRlmi St'
DRY GOOD'S
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrick-Eoch Dry
Dry pnnils notlim , fur- Goods Oo , ,
nlilihv KOO U. nryKood < , notions , cents'
funilshlnx Koi'di '
Corner llth nnd Hownnl cor. llth nnd llownrd Sts
ELECTRICAL SUPJ'LIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo. DKTU01TAIM OMATIO
Electric Motors
lllnstrnted cnUlOKUO nnd Dynmni C.itnlDKiin
free free II A Klnney.l.eiri
Hill Ciipltol Avenue AKt & 12 .1 N V Life Hid K
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , OrondorfF & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Co.
, ( iencrnl ostern nxcnt
Corner loncn nnd Utli SH. Skitmlln 1'low Co ,
Oiiiuba , Neb IH'i-ll'.l sbermnn Arc.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS ,
To-cray 4 ; Bryan , S. A , MoWhortcr
llroXprn , rrnln , protls .112 1st .N'nri IHnk , Itrgli
Ions nnd Hooks 3IA- * or I'rlTMP wires td
lull St I'rlvnto wlro New \ ork , Cltlenuo niul
to Chlcnim , St. Louis ft I.onlinrii ( ( trrdii
lul No I ork. bOtiHlitforitllnmrkptai
Cockroll Bros F , 0. Swarta & Oo , ,
Ilrokpr * I'rhnto wlroi Hrokprs.Ornln.ProTlstoni
to New York ClilcnKo , \ ole I'nvnto wlto to 8t.
HI MIIIK Kpoclnl ntfen I I.oiil mul Clilcimo OHIco
lion tlTOM to trnck bids In 1st Nnl'l tlntik. Oinnlia.
otiiirnln. 1st .Vnl'l llnnk liicliiimmbMit. UniiOm
Paxton & Vierliiiff Omaha Safe & Iron
Iron Works , Works ,
Wroimlit mul cmt Iron
u work. oin.lne . Mmmf r nro nml ImreUr
bm w.irk , irnnerni proof nro < . viMilm. Jnll
r , iiincliliio mill work Iron tinmen nna
work. U 1' Mm eptntiei. O An-
Ur nnit ilri'i'ii. nth Ajnckum Blf
LIQU011S.
L. Kirscbt & Oo , , Prick & Horborta ,
\Vliolc nleLiquor Doil'rs \Miolo * luI.tqiior llonlor *
407-1038 lOthSt. . lOtliHt.
LUMllEU.
Q. W. Douglass & Oo John A Wakofiold , f
ImportedAmprlrnn Port *
Hiirdwood Lumlior , Innd Cement , Mll mt-
ki'O lljdrnnllc Cement
1310 North ICth Street. nndOnlncy Wbltu Lima.
Ileflncd nnd liitnlcnttiiK
nil" njclu Kren e , etc
H II Until , MnnnKor.
I. Eandazzo & Son ,
211 S Uth Street.
1-orelfn.l DumestlcFrults
I lorldnUrniiues nnd Sicily
Irnlts. Hrnnih liouso 7
N Peters St.Now Orlenns
PAPER. HUJiJiLRGOODS' '
Carpenter Paper Co. , Omaha Eubber Oo. ,
Carry a full stock of Manufacturers nnd Job-
prlntlm ; , wrapping und burs nil kinds rubbcf
wrltlni ; paper , card pa
per , etc If A ) hnrnnni Street.
SEKDS.
Emerson Seed Oo ,
Heed growers , donlert * In
vnrdcn urnsa , uraln und
4-'l-4Jlhoiithl5th
STO } 'E&
James Hughes
iiw'iri'imlr. " of
Looks nnd lli'iilira
for mile
'tors llth Street.
SA Sll , JMOltS , HLIXDS , KTO. -
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , Bohn Sash & Door Oo
MnnufiiLturcri of unili MminfnctnrerHof mould *
dour i till nil 8 nnd IIIK * blind * doom , etc.
moulillni ! " llrunchof ( Mllcii
Ike. l.'th nnd Iznrd tits Itoo-n l.'l lleo llnlldlnif.
SIEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES.
U.S. Wind Eigino & ; A , L , Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oa.
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