Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY Bl FRIDAY , AUGUST 21 , 1891 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Grain Again feverish and Subject to Rapid
and Wide Variations.
FEARS OF CLIQUE MANIPULATIONS ,
Evidence Not Conclusive Hut ttvcry
Indication I'olnts to a Vigorous
nnil ConiDIncd KfTort to
Corner the Ccreiil.
CIHCAOO , An ? . 50. The grain market ! were
again feverish nnd subject to rapid nml wide
variations in prlco In tliu early trading thl *
morning. Wheat and oats continued excited
wltll occasional SDolIs of dullness nnd closed
with decided advances , but Corn , nftor open
ing excitedly higher , Brow dull nnd weak iin < l
frilled to respond to tlio later advance * In tlio
ether cereals. This wns duo to fears of ma
nipulation l > y aclliiuo which Is said to com
prise a number of huavy local houses with
eastern backing who are supposed to bo
making a corner In this curcal. Traders wuro
all Hiisplclous of manlpulnt'oii In December
wheat but the evidence of this was not con
clusive , us the news of tlio day was MUllIelont
with Itself , taking Into consideration HID
nervous condition of the market to cause the
advance niadt' .
OWIiu.it opened wllli a bull hurrah with De
cember iiioted | at from 8l.05toil.l"iU against
tl.OI nt the ole 0 yesterday and sold quickly
up to fl.lXiund declined to 4I.IM. It lingered
In that neighborhood for a tltnu and then tuok
n downward tnovu to { I.OHi , redounded to
II.05U : broU-o to tl.UIAll of this occurred
within Ilio llrit two hours of the suasion. The
Iluctuatloiis later In the day displayed the
B.IIIIU nervousness and tincurtalnty among the
tradeiH , but juices moved up on a higher
plum1. About 18 o'clock the price shot up In
live minutes from il.O'.H to JI.U7 , < lropped bnek
' , { 0 nnd thnti jumped again after touching
J1.07S , and stuck for a time then rebounded to
fl.W , out under heavy oUt-rlius near the cli o ,
broke nnd closed at HMJt. 'L'lio trading bu-
catnn very animated at the higher range of
prices and a roptltlon of the panicky state
of affairs existing on Inst/ Saturday uirl Mon-
( lav appeared Imminent for a moment or two.
The day's news WHS strongly hulll.sh.
Tlio Liverpool market Is ' , d higher and the
weather In England wts reported to bo unset
tled. Private cables brought buying orders
from Paris and both Baltimore and Now Vork
wired hero that foreigners word taking all of-
ferlncs. The clearings from the Atlantic sea
board wore unusually heavy , reaching about
1.20'idu bushels. If the Hour lie Inc udud , nnd
Now Orleans cleared 14.000 bushels for Ant
werp , Hut thogroit buUo of the day was
duo to a dispatch to the olTeut that the Itus-
Man government had Issued an order pro
hibiting the export of grain containing 8 per
cent of rye and another cablegram which re
ported a prohibition of export of rye from
Finland. Then another Item to the oll'ect
that the fortresses of Knssla were belnz vie-
milled Immediately raised rumors of war
nnd Kent prices to the roof ,
Tlio corn market was very nervous and cr-
ratlc. The commission men. whether buying
or selling orders , had a hard tlmo If the orders
were limited anywhere within ! c of the mar
ket. The crowd were all buyers or all sellers '
ut the Baiiio moment on several occasions. The
aborts were in hot water throughout must of
the session und nfrnld to trade on account of
the supposed corner. Much long wheat , is
hold hero by prominent houses , presumably
for eastern men and the shorts fear that to
protect they w 11 no on a bull campaign If the
bears. In expectation of largo receipt's , begin
to sell shorts freely. One of the commission
houses which Is credited with holding a long
line of long corn for Now Yorkers , was
vorv busy today disposing of September and
replacing It wllli October. If this should be
come gouornl with the ether bull houses Inter
ested It would Indicate either u postponement
of the dou ! or the belief to the parties who are
long that they have only to wait a sulllclent
time and the prlco will advance of Itsolf.
There wus ciulto a doiinnd for coriifordlroct
shipment to Kn rlnnd and 5 O.OOJ bushels wcro
arranged for with ono of the freight lines.
September In rlllTorunt parts of the pit at tlio
muni ) time sold nt opening * 07e up to 09c , but
fnw bought it at. the higher prlco and Its tumble -
blo was qu'ck , fijo , ( ! being marked In the llrst
halt minute's trading. It recovered again to
GT'Jo ' very quickly and later It reached
CHSSc. It broke later to ( 'Wo but the market
rallleil considerably with wheat and closed at
07 Se , Good buying of oats for export , both
hero and In Now York frightened tne shorts
who literally tumbled over ono an other in
their efforts to cover.
The provision market was rather active and
notwithstanding the heavy receipts of hogs
mid lower prices for them the products wcro
Inclined to firmness. The lluetiiatlons were
narrow and the changes from yesterday's
closing prices small.
The load.tig futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations wuro as follows :
I'r.ouu Dull and unchanged.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring wheat , fl.034 ! < ni.05 < i :
No. II spring wheat , OOc : No. 2 rod , $ l.05ai.05i. ;
CoilN-No. 2 , ( l7Ho.
OATH-NO. ' . ' . . Illo ; No. 2 white , 33 < auJlie ; No.
Bwhlti ) , : ilcye. :
Kvn-No. 2. use.
IlAiti.nv Mo. 2 , fi5o ; No. 3 , 4SXQOe , f , o. b. ;
No. 4 , 48UMe. f. o. b.
Ki.AXSEKP No. 1. JI.07.
TIMOTHY HEni > Prime , } | .SI$2llS5.
Pome Mess porkper barrel.JIO.ISO ® 10.35. Lard ,
per out. , Jil.ii'J'.i ; short rlhs sides ( loose ) .
fi.Ci2li(3iU)5 ! ( ) ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , iJ.'O
4i(1.25 ( : Hhortc oar sides ( boxed ) , if7.25Q7.5. : !
WIIISKKV Dlbtlllers' Ilulslied goods , per gal ,
f 1.18.
HutiAiis-Cut lonf. uncliansod , 55Jio.
On the produce oxchnngo today the butter
market was unchanged ; fancy creamery ,
222io : ; dairy , UHOIHc. Kggs , ll15o.
Now Vork Markets.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 20. Ki.onu Kocolpts , 15,012
paokiiged ; experts , 7.2KI barrels. l.Sull sacks ;
fair demandbtrougur ; advanced prices ; sales ,
' . ' , l )0 ) barrels ,
WIIKAT Hecelpts , 4 : ,00 bushels ; exports ,
6I5I5S : bushels ; milos. lll.S.U.UOO bushnlsof fu
tures , Kfl.OOO bushels of spot. Spot nnrket
higher , unsettled but dull. No. 2 , rod $ ll- < f&
1.HIM In elovntor ; J1.12WI.15'.J afloat ; * l.iii : !
(2il.li ( ( ? f. o. b ; No.a red , ll.OOUtol.lUi ungraded
red , * l.Ul'.ai.UHi ) ; No. 1 northern , to arrive ,
11.20 ; No. 1 hard , to arrive , * ! . ! ; No. 2 Ohlcngo ,
ll.IOI.U'i ; No. 2 Milwaukee. Jl.l7401.i7'4.
Uptions moro active , opening Ii4t-li0
UP on heavy foreign buyers ; dcolluod on the
Clnelnniul Price Current's report of 5S5ouOoOJ
biihholscrop. line weather anil largo receipts ,
uml ndvani'ml 2\Tii : > 4eim n Russian dispatch
of prohibition of exports nnd fears that politi
cal complications will grow out ut It with
( ierinanyi declined fiSl'io on realizing ami
closed easy at 2Hio : over yesterday. Sales
Included No. 2 , rod , AiiRiist , Jl.ll'aOl.llJi , clos
ing JI.K15. ; September. l.ll ( Q > l.U.i. ole ig.
11.111' , ; Ootobor , .lK.i } , oloslng. .i
November , f I.KIWIKl'.l , closing < ( I.I5H ; Uo-
eember , Jl.lliol.IT'.i ' , closing , tl.lll'i : January ,
(1.15 > 41.18ti , closing , (1.17M ; May , il.ldH ®
1.2IH. olusliig. H.20U.
HVK Wusturn , Suntomber ilollvory stronger ;
salcH , two loads nt JI.WHtttl.Ul ; two cars utato
ut MK fill. 00.
OATK Hocelpts. 111,100 bushels : experts , 310
hushuls ; sales. Ta5WO ( bushels of futures , and
L'2SlHX ) bushels of spot. Bpot mnrkut higher uml
_ _ spot _ . _ .
western , UI&UOo : white mixed western ,
No. 2 Uhlcngo , : en34lo.
OOIIN Itccolpti. 4P,0'.15 bushels ; experts , 70 ?
bushels ; sales , li' ; > itOM bushels of futures
and 111,000 buihelsot spot , Spot market 11 nn ;
general business fur homo Inquiry ; No , 2 , 8-0
In elevator , 8lo nllnnt ; ungraded mixed , 7S ®
84tic. Options very Irregular at tlmoji No. 2 ,
2'ie lower , closing llrin for the duy at Uo do-
cllnoon August and * ia advance on ether
months to December on manipulations. Au
gust , 78)i ) < il7Sio ? , uloslup , 78 iu ; Oolobor. 7i : ? ®
.r > ( ie , closing , 71 , ic ; November , Oaiiii'Jie ! ( ; ! ,
closing. December , ( u'iittiwiic , clo < ln ,
6JVo ; Ma , i. oosn
HAY Quiet and steady.
lloi'H Quint and ousy.
Uok'FKE Options opened steady i\t 5 points
up to 5 points down ; closed steady S points
down to 10 points up ; sales. 23.5U ) bugs , Includ
ing August , fl0.li5 ; Heiitember , HXUVJtlO.iaj
October , Jl.s.av < civo : November , iu.inatl.
Degembcr , * n.V4rii-7S ( : ; May , } ii.2oap.25 : ; B
Itlo , dull and easy ; fair cargoes , itioi No. 7 , i
SliOAlt Hiur.netlve nnd llrmor : centrlfiiirals ,
00 test. U IS-'r.Xi l e ! sales. 4'JO hogshoatU of
Muscovado to llnlllmoroat U 1-lCo for Kl test ;
/,000 hogsheads of Muscovado to Now York nt
Jo for US test ! inolaueB , 221-UVoi a curgo ot
loiiciet * , 4 i * t , at i'.Wo asid kotuo coutrlf u-
gals , Ofl toit , ntl IS-JMHUo ; opened firm anil
in zood demand.
MOI.ASHES Now Orleans firm nnd qulcU
IliCE-Diill ami weak.
COTTO.V SKKII otf , Strong.
TAM.OW Unsnttlctl and ilulli city (12,03 ( for
packings ) I l5-liva5c.
KosuH-Qulotnml stonily.
Tuiii'KNTiNB Qulot anil sto.idy.
Knds Quiet ) western , I5310c ; receipts , 1,100
pnckago. ,
POIIK Dull , 'nnchaiiBcd : old mcsi , ( lO.fJOO
10.75 ; now mess , J10.M3I2.00 ; extra prime ,
$10.25(110.75. (
Itut.K MKATS Dull , steady ,
MIDDI.KS Dull , firm.
iMtin Stronger , qulot : western Rtonm ,
| il.U7 > J : sales , fios tlcrccs atMO ! ; optloni sales ,
: i.5(0 ( Hemps , Hoptombor. M.fll , closlni , M.I |
October. J7.05T&7.U8 , closlni , I7.UI blu ; Novem
ber , IT.I.V37.25 : .Innuiiry , J7.IO.
liUTTRit Qulut , firm ; western dairy. I20Ific :
wpstorn crnnmery , lG'i ' < 322c ; wcstorn factory ,
12ai4'5 ; Klgln. 2c. .
( JHKKHK Jlodonito demand ; wcstorn , 10 ®
IT'ic ' ; partnklmsiii'a.niic. : . , „
PKI IKON Unchanged ; Amorlcnn , $16.00 ®
1(1.85. (
Coi'i'Rit Nominal ; Lake , August and Sop-
bcr. 112.00.
I/KAD Steady ; doniL'stlc , $1.50.
Tix-Stoa'ly , aotlvo ; straits , * 2),01. )
PKTIIOI.KUM The market opened steady , but
nftor advancing ' 40 fell lUo on : i false rumor.
then beeamo dull and rein , lined so until the
close.
KIUIHIIH City Inr'-cots.
KANSAS CIT ' . Mo. . Aug. 20. WilR T-Hlghor ;
No. 2hnrd , cash. ! ) l'4'a'IVjO ' ' ) : August , Ulo bid ;
No. 2 red , cash.Wo bid.
COILS Steady ; No. 2 , cash , .Vj',4e ' bid ; Au
gust , 57c.
OATS-IIIn'licr ; No. 2. cash , 204o ? ! August.
2iiUc bid.
I'l.OUli Ktoady. firm and unolinngcd.
HAV Steady ami iiiioliiiniuil ; fancy prairie ,
JO.OO ; good totlioici1 , . { I.OUl.2j.
ItlTTTKlt Steady and unchnnzod : good
creamery. 15'j@l7c ' ; dairy , lOSWc ; store
packed , IKToMc.
KHH I'lrm. nt l.'lc.
I'ltovisiov-s .steady and unuhaugo'l.
Wonr. About stonily and unchanged.
KKcmi'T.s Wheat , ( Xl'M ; corn , 2.SIO.
S Wheat , CS , : 0 ; com , 0.70J.
Ijvi-iool ! ! | Slnrkets.
, Aug. 20. WllKAT-rirm ; do-
miind Improved : holders olTersparliigly : Cali
fornia No. 1 , s ll'idSW'iil ( per cental ; red
western spring. Ss S'jdiiJj'sOlid ; Kansas winter -
tor , hard , M h'jd8s ' Ud.
COIIN Steady ; demand poor ; mixed west
ern , ( Is O'id percental.
PIAS : Canadian , ( Is 7'Jd ' percental.
LAUD Prime western , U4a 2d per cwt.
St. ! .o tls Markcti.
ST. Loins. Mo. , Aug. 20. WHEAT Strong ;
cnsh. SI.OO : Soptomhor , BMIPa-
UoiiN Higher ; cash , UlJJo ; September. 00'i ®
Olc. '
OATS Steady : No. 2 cash , 30Kc ; September -
bor , : wjjc.
Pome Steady , $10.55.
IjAHD ill 20.
WlIISKBV J1.1S. _
Iliincapolia Wlicnt Mnrlcot.
MINNIAI'OM : , Minn. . Alls. 20. WIIKAT
Offerings larger : good demand for good stun"
about I5c ! higher. Hecelpts. 10J cars : ship
ments , 170 cars. Close : No. I hard , on
track , $1.0131.07 ; No. I northern. September ,
US'io ; on track , ftu&tl.OI ; No. 2 northern ,
mixed , UUc&fl.OUt.
_
Cincinnati .Markets.
CINCINNATI. O. , Auz. 2J. WIIKAT Strong ;
No. 2 red. SI.OD.
Cous Strong ; No. 2 , mixed. fi7c.
0\T3-Aetivo : No. 2 mlxoa. imilMJc.
V fl.18.
I > ni\vuiikcc Oralii Market.
Mir.wAtTKKH , WIs. . Aui. 20. WunAT Firm :
No. 2spring ; , cash , $1.01l.02 : September , 81.00.
CORN I'lrm ; No. II , cash. dme.
OATS-IIIsher : No. 2 , white. : < 613JSo.
Toloilo Ornin Slurkct.
TOIEDO , O. , Aug 20. WIIKAT I'lrm : cash ,
II.H5.
COIIN Steady : cash , We.
OATS I'lnu : No. 2. mixed , ,1Co.
- I.VHOXlHi. .
NEW YOHIC , Aug. 2-0. The stocic market
today again save ovldenco of the revival of
confidence among all classes of operators nnd
the course of prices during the day wns most
discouraging to those who for ono reason or
nnotlioraro looking for a material reaction In
stocks. London was again a he.ivy seller and
the manipulation was not wanting to make
various depressions , but the volume of buying
for outside account wus such as not only
were the free offerings absorbed but mar
ked advances In many oases were scon. An
ovldenco of the general Increase In confidence
in higher prices In the market was the
easier tendency In time money with the re
laxation of the severe scrutiny of collaterals
while the long expected revival ot Interest
and business m the bond markoc Is the moat
liilluontlal factors In the situation.
Tlio Union Pacific matter Is out of the way
at least for tbe present und the market has no
cloud upon It and the stocks traded In from
day to dny.show a most encouraging In
crease. The grangers as usual of Into ab
sorbed most of the attention of operators
while St. Paul and Atchlson were the ones
most largely traded In. Iturllngton and Hock
Island displayed the most pronounced
strength. Outside of Union Pacific the Gould
stocks wuro given most attention and the In
dustrials again became prominent both for
activity nnd .strength. Sugar , Cotton Oil nnd
Cordage all scored handsome gains.
Sugar was especially strong In the reaction
on the rumors In regard to the trust nml the
Spreokles' refineries , while now life was given
Cordage nnd it spurtijcl up 'J.i ! per cent to 0 ! )
percent. The market finally closed fairly
active nnd still rather heavy at hut slight
chnnges for the day In most cases.
Itnilrond bonds showed n fulling off In
activity , the transact ons footing up $1,501-
000 , Tbo llnal changes showed many marked
Government bonds wore dull and easier.
State bonds weio uull nnd htcady.
The following are the closing ( imitations for
the loading stocks on the Now Vork stock ox-
ehango today :
_ _ _ . _ _ _ ay _
Bhuros , imiiudiiiB : Atchlson. 5Utl75 ; Delaware ,
Laoknwnuun .t Western , lUuO : Rrlo , O.IHO ;
Louisville & Nnshvlllo. 11,805 ! Missouri Pn-
olfie , 0,4 > 0 : North American , 4.fltJ ; Northern
Paclllc. 2.705 ; Northern Pncltlo preferred ,
14,035 : Union Pacific ,
Now York .tlosiuv Sliirkot.
NKW YOIIK. Aug. 20. MONKV ox CAM , Eas
ier , ranging from 2 to : i per cent ; lust loan 2'/ '
per com : closiiiK olfered at ' ! } percent.
I'lilMi : MKUOANTII.K PAi'iu 34rii ? percent.
SlT.III.tM ! KXCUANOH QlllOt Ullll drill tit
$ IKI ! for sixty-day bills ami fl.tii for de
mand ,
The following were the closing prices on
bonds :
Note ? .
KANSAS CmMo. . , Aug.20. Clearings today ,
11,1(10.160. (
NKW YOIIK , Aug. 20. Hunk oloarlnss , today ,
eo,020U6'3 ; balances. M,52Ji'r. (
I'uii.ADKr.i'iiiA , Aug. 20. Clearings today ,
fD,7Sd,257 ; balances , * l,5r.,7 - ' , MoueyI per
cent.
llAt.TluoitE. Md. . Ana. 20. Hank clearings
today were t2,5C.S'OI ; bumncoa , fKJ.'JJ ) , Hate ,
0 percent.
CINCISNATI. O. , Aug. CO. Money , 4'itt3 per
cent ; New Vork exchange , ( KX&iUa dUcount ;
clcarlnga , tl,7l2IM ,
IJOBlO.v , Uasa. , Aug. : o-I3ank cloarlncs ,
! l.1.9l.1.20. ' > j balances , 11,700,170 ! rate for money ,
4 percent ; exchange on New Vork , li'iinc per
tl.l'OO. '
CIHCAOO , Aug. 20. Now York exchange
stonily ntDO per cent discount. Money milet
ami iiuchnngcd ntO per cent for both cnll nnd
tlmo loans. Hank clearings. * ll.23uoo. Ster
ling exchange slow ; CO day bills , 11.8114 ; tight
drafts tl.BCii.
Ito.stoii Stock Market.
HOSTO.V , Mass. , Aug. S ) . The following were
thooloslng prlom on the lloston stoek market :
London Htouk .Market.
LONDON. Aug. 20. The following were the
London stock quotations closing at I p. m. ;
ConsolH ineliey MHI.Mexican ordinary. . , ' ) ! ! {
Consuls , account.'J5 IS-IUjSt..I'niil common. . . . UtfMJ
120 I.V. V.Ci'iitrnl
M. V. I' . AC ) . ! lr. tH..12tKll'enti ylvaiiln
Cnnudltui I'nclllc K. Itendlnir
Hrle -ft Muxlc.ia
Illinois Central W
llAitHit.VKii IS 5-1(1.1 ( per ounce.
MONKV Ji'Jty ' per cent ,
Kate of discount In the open rnnrkot for
both abort and nix months' bills , 17 pur
cent.
Untik of lOiiiilalicI Itliltloii.
LoNDo-V , Aug. 21. The bullion In Hank of
nucland decreased ilfti.OOO during the
past week. The proportion of the Hank of
ftncland's reserve to liability last week wns
44..M per runt ; Is now 4.V.J2 per cent. The
amount of million withdrawn from the Hank
of Kngland on balaneo today , AIIU.OJO.
I'.irls KontoH.
1'Alirs , Aus. 20. Three per cent rentes 0. " > f
2U1. The weekly statement of the Hank of
I'r.meo shows an Inuruusu of 103,000f gold and
l.'W.UJOf silver.
Denver Mining Stocks ,
nnxvnii , Colo. , Aug. a' ' . There was very
llttlo business In mining stocks today. Total
sales , ll.ryJO shares. The following wore the
closing quotatlonsof the Mining exchange :
San I rnnclHoo Mining QuotntlotiH.
SAN FKANCI.SOO. Ana. 20. The olllclal closing
nuotatlons for inlnliiK stocks ted ly were ns
follows :
New York Mlniii' . ; Quotations.
NKW YOIIK , Air ' . 2) . The closing tnlnlns ;
tockiiuotations are as follows :
Alice im Iron Sliver 10J
American Coal 75 Ontario 3700
Aspen 3JO 1'lymonth COJ
Con. Cnl. ti Va 375 SIIVIIKO 183
Doad\rood 123 Sierra Nevada 30J
liurcku Con. . . . . . . . 3'JO Union Con 2i )
llomcstako 10.V ) Yollotvjnek 150
Horn Silver , ' ( } ' >
New York Dry Go ills Market.
NEW YOIIK , AIIR. 20. Soi.io improvement
Is to ho noticed In the demand for dry goods
as the jobbing trade expands , hut there Is no
Chan 'u as to the conversatlsm of operations.
Sales In pound lots nro occasional. The bulk
of transactions continue to bo made hi small
parcels. _
Havana
HAVANA , Aug. " 0. SPANISH Gor.n ! 2.i2i : { .
SuflAii In active demand ; prices advanced !
Bales ' . ' .500 contrlf usnis 08 polarization at KUa
4i"ii : ) gold per quintal.
Traders' Talk.
ST. Loins , Aui ? . 20. Laii onhore Brothers to
Code roll Brothers : The following was the
olliclal ranso of prices on the leading
options nt this point today :
OIIICAOO , A HI ; . 20. R G. Ijosau k Co. , to
llryan Commission 1 o. : The wheat market
opened stront ; at jl.05Y ? on the holier cables
and Hhorts covered fruuly on the swell nnd the
market broke It olV to Jl.Ot'i , but jjooJ buying
on the larso elonrnnces turned the tide up
again and then the news of the day on export
duty on wheat from Russia caused general
buying and a sharp advance to $ I.OSU with the
cloio linn at it.07. Shorts covered freely on
the advance nnd wo think the market ut the
close nearer oven than for a long time. Corn
started oil'with a rush this morning at C8J { ,
but closed only steady at B"i !
the future of the trade today being free bellIng -
Ing by receiving houses. Some September
longs were buying the October option tcday.
Oats ruled strong all day , closing linn. The
buying was for eastern account and by oper
ators who llguro the relative difference be
tween corn and oats too groat. Wo look for
them to como closer together. Provisions
closed steady , The Rolling was by the packers
and the buyers of yesterday , while the out
side was selling the September product nnd
luivlir , ' the long futures.
OiiiuAno , Aug. 20. Schwartz , Dunce & Mo-
Cormick to V. C. Swartit Co : The volume
of trade in wheat has not boon very largo
today but the market has boon active nnd the
lluetiiatlons frequent nnd violent. The news
was all bullish , foreign markets scared the
following advances : London Cd , Liverpool 2d
from yusterdav , Paris 20o nml llurlln ii of a
mark. Itoeelpts nt eleven primary points were
large. li5SUJO ( bushels , but wcro exceeded by
the shipments , which were 1,717,000 bushels ,
three Atlantic ports clearing over 1,100,000
bushels of wheat alone not counting Hour. A
sensational cable wns received from I'nrls
saying that the estimate of the Krcnch crop
was being reduced tofiO percent. Good export
purchnses were reported from Now York. The
result of all this bull news was an active and
strong market nnd It begins to look us if wo
had had our reaction from the ora/.y
advance of last Monday and that
our market might work still higher. Corn has
been active , but hnsnotshown much strength.
The local crowd liavo an Idea that the New
York contingent is trying to sell out ttiolr
long corn and are determined to make that
operation nsdllllcult as possible. They are
aided In their bearish schemes by n slacken
ing In the cash demand , car lota being but llt
tlo , If any , over the September price.
Receivers report , an Increasing- movement In
the country and that their country shippers
are willing to accept present prices with great
freedom. They i lhp claim that the corn
which they aru now selling Is not short but
will be met ny actual deliveries from the coun
try. The oat deal which has bean lying so
( inlet uml Inmbllko waked up today In line
shape. The start was caused by reported
Hales of round lots both hero nnd In
Now York for direct export , nnd
the shorts who have been afraid
to soil corn but litivo sold oats ntthoptuscnt
low price to freely began to bo nlnrmed at the
probability of u dNappenrnnco of stocks.
Oats wcro worth for feeding purposes two-
thirds the price of com and the relative
market * have been entirely out of shnpo.
1'rovlslonsj hnvo been dull buttlrm. The east
Is again nppimrlng In the provision market as
u buyer , while locnl packers arc inclined to
lalio the other side.
Nuw YOIIK , Aus. 20. Konnott , Hopkins ft
Co. to S. A. MeWhorter : Tlio disposition of the
stock market today has been to gravitate to
wards lower prices. The market has not de
clined.In n manner Indlcntlve of any pressure
to depiess It. but rather has shown tin absence
of demand. London gave It the llrst start
down by selling freely nt the opening. It so'd
ehlelly St. I'aul , Union 1'nallle , Louisville &
Nashville nnd some AtchUon. Tliu stocks
were f.xlrly well taken by traders , who , how
ever , later In the day were sellers be
cause no general demuud appeared
to take stocks olT tholr hands. Northern I'a-
elllo was a strong feature of the market , the
advance being accompanied by a report that
the annual btitumont not yet published will
show n surplus of $ I3)UOO above Interest
charges ami dividends. Chicago , llurlliigton
& Qnlney was also notably strong nnd inoru
than regained In price. The dividend which
wus taken oil' the market though tnoro active
MI far this week than previously Is nut yet
broad and a largo percentngoof dealings , es
pecially on Monday and Tuesday , were duo to
covering of shorts. Klnco then the volume of
transactions has been smaller. The publlo
having been attracted to the market by the
spurt In prices and on any marked recessions ,
there will bo good buying nil around , The
market closed comparatively stubborn with a
komowhnt weak undertone.
ClllCAno , Aug. V'O. Kennot Hopkins k Co. . to
8. A. MoWliortor : lletter eablui made a
( strong opening , and nt no tliuo today hut
wheat said us low an It closed yesterday. The
clearances at Atlantic ports were the largest
of tliu NOIUOU. wliioli had a stliuulittlujf effect ,
but the most lunuoiitlnt news wns bail
weather In England. ' ; TJio harvest thorp Is
just beginning , nml If ruins continue the I.IIR-
llsli market * will.i vulvanco rapidly , nn
they aio particularly smuntivo to
weather condition * 49 nt tills jonion.
Tlio situation appeals to bo growing rather
worse abroad nnd there lias been good foreign
buying of wheat In * , consequence. Kvou 11
seems to bo shnputii Itself for higher
markets.Vo \ nrd slow to admit this nnd liavo
boon strenuously lighting every advance , hut
nil the entilo pricesTonttnuo to rebound
quickly from tlio depression. Ilcorhohm In
his into eitlmato of tbn world's whont require
ments made : i surplus of IAOOO.O > ) J bushels , butte
to do this ho credited Kimln nml south
ern Europe with 'Kti' ' exportable surplus
of IW.Ooo.OjO bushels * , 'nnd mnilo the total
Import requirements of llelalum. Holland uud
Germany , 48.00J.OOO bushels. Now Germany
ulono Is likely to Import 4S.OO 1,003 bushels , nnd
scarcely any ono thinks Russia and Southern
Kiiropo will bo nblutospnro50.noo.00i ) bmliols ,
The clique have not done much In corn today ,
most of thulr operations boln c on tlio selling
side. The wonthor Is superb and tlio now crop
Is making magnificent progress , furthermore
tlio September deal I nil been so extensively
advertised holders of old corn will muko nr-
rniigcmcrts to ship In all they liavo to deliver
on September contracts If the now crop
matures without dnmago bv drouth or frost.
The licit , however , Is evidently In strong
hands nnd the possibilities are such
Hint being short of old crop fu
tures Is attended with great risk.
The May option looks like n suto on nil good
rallies. Oats came to the front today nnd
marked strength was shown. It has been the
fashion to sell them short whenever ether
products gave promise of still higher prices ,
1'rovlsions have I ecu firm most of the day nnd
close with a considerable show of strength.
Hecontly there havoboen two strong bull mar
kets In provisions when the .situation seemed
weaker film now nml It would not bo surpris
ing If a third upward movement , should set
In huro soon. We advise purchnses on breaks.
OM.tll.l M.lltlfUrS.
OMAHA. Aug. 20.
CATTr.n Ofllelnl receipts of cattle 2,181
ns co'np.ired with Kin. yesterday and 2.H50
Thursday of last week. The market wns
steady on all grades of beef steers , dull and
nhout steady on butcher slock and weak on
feeders. There were no good cattle among
the locolpts.
Hods-Olllclal receipts of hogs .l.tlin. ns
compared will. 2,850 ycstordnynnd 2.80 : ) Thurs-
nesdny of Inst week. The mnrkut was
strong nt the opening on nil weights of good
hogs nnd a. sliiido easier on common grades ,
and closed lower with some unsold. The
tango of the prices paid wns * l.sm . 'i.SR. the
bulk selling at H.lWit.1.15. Light. $ I.IM < S5.25 :
henvy $ I.70.V.0 : mixed. $1.00.05. The nver-
ngo of the prices paid was J.i.05 as compared
with * 5.U2 yesterday und tl.OJ < Thursday of
Inst week.
SIIKKP Onielnl receipts of sheen 501 , n
compared with none yesterday nnd 80 Thurs
day of last week. The market was um-hangod.
Natives , | 2..TOTiJ.7r > ! westerns , fc'.25S4,75 ! ; good ,
COto'Olbs. lambs' . 8"I.OiTi'.75.
Itouolpts and Disposition of Stock : .
Olllolal receipts and disposition of stoalc as
shown by the books of the Union stockyards
company for the twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock , p. m. , August 20,1SJ1 :
HECUIl'TS.
DISPOSITION.
llnyori. I Ciittlo. | | Slieop
IIUI.T.S.
1..1500 1 60 18..1333 1 85
WESTEUN CATTLE.
Av. Pr.
10 steers. Toxnns 1015 J250
Western Union beef company
41 coWs ftW 2 10
58 cows 075 2 12" , ;
105 steers I'-,1. . 325
2 cows 8. 0 2 10
B5 steers 1130 2 80
18 steers 1183 2 80
88 steers 1I2II 2 821'
1 steer 1400 3 15
Cl steers 1205 3 15
East Hampton L S Co.
2 cows 850 1 40
10 cows 070 2 IS
15 cows 004 2 15
15 steers , tailings 120'J 2 GO
' W. H. Huhboll.
60 feeders 041 305
Wilson.
Ohlonso Mvo , H.toolc Markets.
OlltCAdO , Aug. 20. [ Special Telegram to Tun
1IKK,1 The variations in the prices for cnttlo
were too slight to miivo'noces'inry any change
in the quotations. Uoud grades , us for uomu
days past , were scarocM'but ' the demand had
In It enough vitality'to enable salesmen to
push up prices 'lust n llttlo bit.
They were KustnlHod nml nothing
inoro for anything thai wns not
nttrnotlvo to shippers. Hnlcs dropped nt
former prices though'there ' seemed to bo an
undercurrent of business to the general mar-
hut which , with corrcHpondlngly iUht receipts
toinonow , may duvtltip Into an advance ,
tiood cnttlo nro certainly not bringing the
prices that the , meager oll'orlngs
for the last / . two weeks would
Koem to wnrrunl , Thnro were less
than 5,000 natives huro'tOdny nnd only a small
part of that number Hi'adod ' bettor than me
dium. They sold liurguly at Jl.ftVii&W for
cows ami at JWii-V-'fifor stems. Kxtragrades
wuro quoted around ( (1.10 ( nnd n few
dilapidated old cows wore closed nt
l.2.vail.50. Toxnns and westerns wore htendy
ut yontorday'd decline. The former were
quoted ntA1.25i.OU : , and the latter ut H.7.V14
4.C5. The cult market wns modor.ituly sup *
p.led uud was ( Inner , Useful stock uattlunNo
showed strength , there bavin , ' sprung up n
better demand within the lust two or throe
days.
Today's hog market wns n disappointment
to boilers , Tliu tlrmneb * prevailing during
thq preceding diiy * of the week
wus conspicuously nhxtmt. Hood light
hogs about held tho'r own , but prices for
heavy weights turned downward with n rush ,
Their descent was not chocked until they hud
reached a point fully 2J to2V ) below Wedno-
day'Hquotations , olotlir ? with W.U the top of
the market. Light ho- ; * sold at HiilHt.intlnlly
heavy llaures , the bulk Bolng at * S.2.va" > .70 nn il
the choicest fetohlnz tt.8Mi..UJ. The eloping
quotations wuro II.753UO for hoavv , fl.8.M65.0)
for medium wulshls and .OJV75 for poor to
fancy llgnt.
The Evening Journal reports ! CATTLE Ho-
colpts. 10.000 : shipments. 3wOj mnrUot notlvo ,
and llrmer : top prluos for native * . t-\.io < U5.ia ;
others. I5.00VJJ : common , 13.3501.83 : Texans ,
l.noai00stoekors. ! ti3oaa.00j cows , II.IVXZS2.75.
ihluuiuut , 11,000 ;
market lower , clo-luz weak ! rough nml
coiiimon , } l.257tl.80i pnckora anil mixed , H.PO
i\wirlmo ; ; heavy nnd butchers' weights. M.85
. - ' . : > 0 ; light , H.eott5.0. > : gras-ers , ll.2Vftl.K\
aiiFiH' Receipts , 7,000 ; shipment * , IMiOO :
market actlvo nnd steady i iintlvo OWP , KI.60
(14.50 : mixed und wethers , ( I.GO5.25 ; Texnnn.
fl.lVJCJI.OJ ! westerns , 11.0031 25 : lambs , UOO
Now York Mvo Htonk Mni-kot.
NKW YOIIK , Aug. 20. llREVE1 * Receipts. 230
linad , all forotportors : no trade ; feeling linn ;
DUKS.IKD HRRP Stonily iit"4HUo ) per pound.
OAr.vKS Receipts , C03 head : mnrkot Hi' per
pound higher : veals , t.VlXMI5.75 per 100 pounds ;
buttermilk cnlvos , * 2.0'ft2.7J. (
SIIKBP Hocolpts , 4.100 head ; shipments dull
at 4ft" > c per KM pounds ! lambs quiet , lilghcr :
J.l2HRn.rJ4 ! ! dressed mutton ( lull nt S-IMUo -
per pound : dressed lambs llrin all10ie ) ! per
lions Hocolpts , 4,4 % ) head , Incliidlns three
cars for salui market higher ; > .4J < 2U,23 per
IWpoumla. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ItiinsiiH City Mvo Stock
KANSAS Crry , Mo , . Aug. 20. CATTM : Ko-
eel nts , v.ll'iOililpnioiits ; , IM ) , Market strong.
Steers , $2.ik > 7M.75 : cows , tl.'tf&'J.UU ! stockon nml
feeders , } 2.50iil.OO.
Hods Receipts. M.IO ) : slilpmcnts. 1,100. Mnr
kot , best light. MllOj higher ; bulk , J3.50a5.23 ;
all grades. $ ) .2.VI4.r > 0.
HiiKia'-ltocelpts , 1,00 ] ; market itoady.
St. Louln [ jv Stook Alurknt.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Auc. 3) . OATTI.B Hocolpts ,
3.400 ; shipments , 2.1UO ; market strong : fair
to export natives , $ .I.WKVi.4l ; To.vnna uml In-
dlnns , J..OJSUMI : eanners. * 1.5ia2,25. ) (
lions Receipts , ' . ' .S 0 : shlinnents. 1,700 ; mnr
kot stonily ; closed at the following quo
tations : Heavy. $1.40i.60 ; mixed , II.OJ ®
5.4. ; light. : i.3i.VW. )
ujr.m.i n'iioi.is.i r.it MAHKKTS.
Countrj1'rodlicc. .
Koo < Iluik of the sales , 13'Jo. '
HUTTEK I'holeo dairy liuttor Is scarce nnd
sells readily nt itlJc ; ( , but the bulk of the
country butter Is not good enough for the ru-
tall trade and pous to the packers at li'ic. '
I'oui.TitvSpring eblckens. small. * l.7.'i < iJ'i. ' . > 5 :
good , J2.50ffl3.lK ) ; fancy , * l.oott'125. Old fowls
do not sell quite so read 11 v , springs taking
their plnco to a great extent , and the best
old hens do not go much above $ .1.00.
Fresh Krtilta.
Art'r.KS Per bbl. , $2.00 2.25.
1'MJ.MS-Oallfornla , $ I.V5l.rA
I'llAlts California Itnrltctt , $ -.002.23.
OnNHKS Rod I. .M.OJ ,
\VATiu.Mii.i.\H-ShlpiliiB : ( | stock , 1518c.
LP.M.JNS Per box. ii.OJ.
CANTAi.oL'i'is Per dozen. JI.PO.
H \NAXAM Per bunch , S..OJ2.50 for good
shipping stock.
OiiAin.4 Southern. I5c norfl-lb. basket.
PnACiuiS Tho. supply Is qultu largo nnd the
quality improved. California Crawfurds ,
single case lots. } 1.25 ; II vo ease lots , } 1.1J.
Vegetables.
The following quotations represent the prices
nt which cholee block Is billed out on orders
unless otherwise stated :
TOMATOBS Per bushel , il.OO.
OAIIIIAOE Homo grown , lo pur Ib.
New HBKTS I'or bushel , 50c.
HIANS : Navy. $2.i032.i5 ! ( per bushel.
OXIONS llcimo grown 75c per bushel.
POTATOKS Locnl irrowors nro supplying the
demand almost exclusively.
Flour.
Oumlia milling company. nollnnco.
Patent , $2.80 ; Invincible Patent , $2.70 ; Lone
Star , Superlative , * 2.40 ; Snowllako , $2.00 :
Kaucy Kamlly , JI.1W.
R. 1' . Davis milling company. High Patent ,
No. 1 uml Cream. K.ffi ; Illne I ) . , full patent ,
$245 : Hawkoye. half patent , t2.25 ; Special
Hoval. Patent No. 10 , $2.80 ; Minnesota patent-
J2.f5 : Kansas Hard Wheat , patent , J2.-J5 ; Nebraska
braska Spring Wheat , patent. J2.40.
S. F. Ollmnn's Gold Medal , S2.70 ; Snow White
$2.40 ; iriiowllaUe. J..IO : low grade , tl.OI ; ( Juecn
of tlio Pantry , $ . ' .75 ; Mlnnc otii .Superlative ,
$2.70 ; bran. * ll.00 : chopped feed , Ml.00.
K. L. Welch & Co. . llcst. J2.75 : Crown Prince ,
f-.CO : Minnesota Chief , J2.35 ; Splendid l''uuiily ,
f2.IO ; StralBlit. 81.50.
JIISIXU CItOl' TJIiE.
CuloiilutioMH on the 1'roiluots of Five
Western States.
Phllartolphla Press : Ono week ngo tbe
Press gave some estimates of the probnblo
crops in Kansas , Minnesota , and the two Da-
kotns , and their estimated money value. Tno
time which has passed since then has not
only tended to confirm tne calculations then
made , but to make the prospect brighter oven
than it was pictured. The secretary of the
Kansas state board of agriculture stated that
the surplus products of his state would be
worth this year ovor$93,000UOO. But accord
ing to the Topeka Capital tlm is an underes
timate. That paper says :
The enormous uoru crop of 1880 (274,000,000 (
bushels , crown on 0.8 million acres ) wus
worth less tb.au S5'J,000,000. This year's crop
(170,000,000 ( bushels , grown on fi.3 million
acres ) will bo worth about WJ.OOO.OOO at the
lowest estimate. The wheat in 18S9 wns 85-
320,000 bushels , wortti $ -0,000.000. This year
wo will liavo at lcust.r > .r > ,000,000 bushels , worth
HO.000,000. The oats In ISS'J ' was 48,000,000
bushels , worth $7iiOOOUO. This year the oats
will bo a'J.OOO ' 000 bushels , tbe acrengo boinp
100,000 loss than m 1SSU , worth ? S,0)0,000. ( ) In
ISS'J ' , tbo best crop year In the history ot the
state both in yield and value , therefore , the
three staples were worth $30.000,000 ;
whereas this year they will bo wortu flOO-
000,000 , nn increase of 25 per cent.
This is the estimated return from three
staples only , to which must bo added at least
$10,000,000 that the bay , stock , dairy nnd
ether products will bo worth. From this
gross product about $35,000,003 worth will
liavo tc bo deducted for homo consumption
and seedinp , Icitving about $105,000,000 in
products that Kansas will have for sale.
The trustworthy reports constantly coming
in to the St. Paul Pionoer-Press bavo com
pelled Unit , pnpor to rovlso its estimate of the
crops of Minnesota and the two Dakota ?
made n week : igo. It calculated tlion that
the press products of these tbreo states
would bo worth $191,200,000 , but it now con
structs the followlmr table ns to tbo quality
and cash value of their crops :
llusliols. Valuation.
Whont 150,01)0.003 ) * III , 500.1)00 )
Oats HO.OJO.O.IO . 23,0.0,01)0 )
Corn 61,0(10,1100 ( 22,000,000
Hiirloy 10,500.01)0 ) 7,500,000
Klax U.IKW.OOO 8,000,000
Potatoes 22.XH,00 ( ) 4.00WIOO
Tons.
Wlldhnv 5HM,000 ( 10,000,000
Cultivated huy. . 1.300,000 ,500,000
Pounds.
Wool 2.750,000
IlUttor 43,000.000 4,50J,000
Miscellaneous Choose ,
eggs , poultry , garden
stuii's , eto B.noo.ooo
Total $202.000.000
Tins is $8,000,000 more than the provlous
stimato. It docs not , however , include tbo
oturns from live stock , which is an Impor
tant Item in the farm products of those three
states. Hero is an estimated crop yield in
Minnesota , tbo Dnkotas nml Kansas of $1110-
1)00 ) 000 , of which at least $250,000,000 worth
will bo for sale.
But these are only samples of what the
northwest will produce this year. Between
Kansas nml tlio Unkotns lies another state-
Nebraska tbo crops of which will bo as
phenomenal as any state In that neighbor
hood , TDK OMAHA Bui : gives the following
vlows of a woll-informod correspondent :
In general 1 have never seen a season when
the matured crops In small grains showed up
so well In a largo area of country ns they do
throughout eastern Nobrnskn , ami the pros
pects for u prodigious corn onw were never
so gonnral or so uniformly Jlattorinp. Ami it
is magnificent. In quantity , quality und
marnut value it Is undoubtedly without prece
dent. Snmo fields of oats , for Instance , have
a yield of 100 bushels to the aero , 't'hoso
small grains , oats ami ( lux particularly , seem
to bo larger , sounder ami better In tbo conn-
ties lying west of the first Ilfty or sixty miles ,
which country was almost wholly without a
crop last year.
Nebraska Is essentially a corn producing
state , and thU year It is expected to yield
100,000,000 , bushels , a crop grouter by II-
000,000 than It ever raised before , and
worth nt homo $ < U,000,000 , or . 'I.OOO.OOO
tnoro than nnv previous corn crop has sold
for. Besides com Nebraska will rniso 20-
000,000 bushels of wheat , the largest oat crop
In nor history , nml her llvo stool : product
will bo the greatest knotvn.
Tneso five states , occupying n broad belt of
country from the southern border of Kansas
to the northern line of the Unltod Lilatos ,
will hnvo moro than $ . ' MX)0oOO ) , ( ) worth of
crops to Uispo-ifl of , and they will tliul u ready
market for it all. If Senator Pefl'or nml the
other doleful npostlos of calamity can extract
unv com/ort / from these facts they are welcome -
como to It.
JOHN A. JlrSUAM ! . KIIANK C CO.NHOX
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT BANKERS ,
300 B , 13th St. , First National Basils Bulia
Ing , Omaha , Neb.
Peal In itocki , baniH , iss.irltloi , oon-ii3ivlal : pt
par , eto. Noxutlata loan * un lin.ir.irDl O uilu roi
e uio. Hliorl lliuu loans , on tiuuk ituck , ur ub
T ° il collateral tecurlt )
OMAHA
Maiiiifacliws'
DIRECTORY.
A WNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tout & Awn
ing Oo , ,
Klnir , , tinnitnocks. oil and
rubber clothing. Bond for
catalogue. II III Knnmtn.
11AUS AND TWINJ1S.
Boniis Omaha Bag Oo ,
Importer * and Mnnuf.tc-
ttirors.
Flour S okn. llurlaps nnd
Twlno.
nicrcrKs.
A. II , Porriro & Oo. M. 0. Daxon.
HOI Do.lk'O Stro.'t. Hlcyclc < * nld nn moiithlr
pnyincnta.
Bend for nur cnt.ilOK.io
and prices. ItVJi'j ' Fitrnnm at. , Omnh
HOOK HIXIKltS and KTATlOXRltS
Ackerman Brothers & Hointzo ,
Printers , binders I'ljftiotv peri , blank boot nianu-
fact ue.a.
llli ) Ilownrd utrent , Onmlin.
HOOTS AND S1IOKS
Ohas. A. Coo&Oo. Kirkondall.Joncs&Oo
Mauufacturcm nnd Job
bers. Auent Tor Hit * on ttut > *
ber rtlniu Co. ! . . ' , 1101 ,
1109 Howard street. nndliJ.I | , llnrnny street.
Williams , Van Aor- W. V. Morsa & Oo. ,
nain & Harto Shoe Fnnt.ny ( 'i.rnpr lith
nnd llniiulni al ( limlm
1212 llnrnoy street.
.Morrti.inti Invliod to
Oinn . * , NcK cnll unit ovailitne.
110N.ES
John L. Wilkie , Louis Heller ,
Onmlin pnpor box fiiL'to"y IlittcKcM nnd I'nckpr" ,
l IT-iai9 Doiulns. 'i'ool * and Mippllo Iteof
hdi.id rdK'O , ) rn tnus.
Orders promptly llllud. 11 HI III.S .l ckon street.
GRAIN AND
Br/au Oommission Oo S , A , MoWliortor
llroVorn , grain , prnvMnn .113 1st Nnt'l llink , IlroV'
mill M rk . S. V. 1.1 To ers. I'rlvnto wires ( o
llld'tf. I'rlvfttnnlro Oil New Vork , ChlcnRO unit
men , 01. l-oul nnd St. I.oiil , dull ( Mlit
Now York. bouxMforMl ninrVetf.
Cockroll Bros T , 0. Swartz < fe Oo.r
ItrokpM. I'rlrntn wlro UrnVorMlrnln.l'roYlilonrf
to New Vork , ClilcnKO , A old. Private wlro 10 t ,
M. l.min. Ppoclnl nttpn- Iionl.i nml Chlcnxo. Oltlcd
tlon Klvon to trnck Mils In IKI Nnfl Ilitnk , Ornntii * .
on iiraln. 1st Nnfl tlntik. K.tclmnxa blit'it , 6. Omnhg
HAItDWARE.
Hector &WiluolmyOo
Cer. 10th mid JnctsunSts.
Onmlin.
Paxton & Oumlia Safe & Iron
Iron Works , Works ,
\VroiiBlit nnd c.nl Iron
bnllillnit trerk , aniline' , Mnmif r flre nnd ttuuUr
brn < i work , iroiiurni prunf tifoi. va'Hti. Jail
fnuiidrjr. mnolilnu niul wnrk , Iron shilttorfl nnit
IilncksniHli wuric , U. 1' . tire O'cniic.i. ( I. An-
Hy. nnd ITth H' . dreon , llth .iJnclion sti
Louis Bradford ,
Lumber , lime.cementota.
K'IDiiKlns \ Street.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonohill , I. Oberfoldor & Oo. ,
Millinery , Nntloni.Clo.ik3 Importer And Jobbers la
Ktc. .Millinery.
20J. 210 nn.I 212 Hontli 1HU
1IC-II8S. KitliSt. , Onmlin.
MUSICAL JNtiTliUMKNTS , tiTO.
Max Meyer & Bro Oo A , Hospo , Jr. ,
M'fV Jeweler * , denlor.i In OrRnns , Artlsti'
musical Instruments etc. , Jlnterlnli , Ktc. ,
Fnrnnin and Itith. M.1 Donulai Street.
WANTED
lly n riilctiKQ Wlioliwiilo ( Ireccry llouno ono of
twn travidlniiKiiloaiiion with LXjinrli'ii'-o nnrt nn m-
IHIillslii.Ml Iriiiluln Nurlhirn Inwu. fcoiiiliein Mlniiu-
oia. or Ciuti-rn Nobmnkn. llotcroncos and full In-
lo.-miitluii ilvclruil. Address
R 40 , oaro Lord & Thomas. Ohio i go , III
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H.W.HARRIS & COMPAnv.Bankers ,
IP4-IOS Qearhorn tllreot , CHICAGO.-
! 3 Wa'l Qtroot , NEW YOUK-
30 Ctato 0 - BOBTON.-
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