THE OMAHA DAILY BJSE , & .UKSDAY AUGUST 27 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Everything on 'Ohango ' Aotod Irregularly
with Grain Averaging Weaker.
TRADE FEARS IMMENSE RECEIPTS ,
Front DrmmKO In the Nortlmcst Uc-
portctl to Ho Much Greater Tlmit
Uotiprally .Supposedctlvliy
In Htoukn nnd Hondn.
fniCAno , 111. , Aug. 20 The speculative mar
kets on 'chnnge todny noted Irregularly with
grain averaging wenkor nml provisions firmer.
Tr.iillng WHS fulrly nctlvo and the local feel-
In ? In corn nnd wheat bearish but easily stnrt-
led on receipt of nny bullish now- * . Lower
cables from Liverpool , u weak 1101111)1110 ) umr-
ket together with the WTVOIII four of Imtnunso
receipts were weakening factors Mill caused a
wuitk nnd lower opening for whi'iit. Docotnher
Btnrti d at tl.OI'i ' to ll.OI'i and sold off to Jl.OI'i.
New York wns erodltcil with being a liberal
cllcr , us n i so the tioithwfit In nntleliintloii of
bltf dollvcrlcs In that quarter. Otters wore
loadllv absorbed IIOWOMT. and n.irly sollcri
woiu Minn fUhtliu ( o n > < I ) tok Ilio wheat thuv
Imil parted with and Klvun the built a ehnticu
to Kot In thulriprli. .
A I'nrls radio ijuntrd Hint m irldit lilKlicr nnd
a report W.IH Htnrlud that llieio weru llboril
htivinx orders from the continent. Thustato
ItiHpei'tnr of Mlnnesot.i wns reported as ay-
liiK that Ilio frost il UIIUK'I' In thu norlhuutt
TIHH probably much Kieatur thtn Koiier.illy
thought. llr nisi root rcporto I Hint the avail
able supply of uhe.it east of the Heckles had
rt > Teased ( H7,0W ( bushels durlii ? the week ,
tliiniu'li the Hiipply on thu 1'nelllc toast had
iiKTiised SjO.uO ) bushels. These were re
garded ns bulllnh fnclors and the market soon
bewail to display much strength and Decem
ber dually Imiirovtil I .filing up toJl.O'iiJ ,
then lnuUo and fell to tl 01' , b.n-k and
forth , a ncnoiis feclliiu Ijeln , ' upuari'nt
on the p.irt of traders , who worn
nppiehenslM' oxer the olTeet of the Impending
lar o ( lellMrlcs of nr.iln In the noithueHi.
Aiiolhir uohl wao : is reported from the
northwest with the nirrcMirv hoMirln near
the frost line Wheat again hnd a btilKe. lo- )
cornbor selling 1111 to il.UJ'j , olT to and uloslnR
nttl.UI'J. '
The action In oorn today w.is almost .1 repe
tition of } ( sturdily thoun'li no a siii.illur se.ilu
The fllijuo lot the crowd sell thumsolves vorv
short then stlpp'led tlu-lr noccssltlosathlRher
prlci's Tin iniirKot WIIH iiili't | and e isy during
the first hour Thoaiitlelpitlonof bl ) > recolpta
nnd I IIP fuel that todny's -irrlv.ils uxi'iictlod
the cellmate , belnir T.'ilears , and luck of 31111111-
latliiKnens and frost tall : were the weak
factors. September st irted at ( VP u and
October nt'/l'i. October sold down to M' c
early , rallied and held nte.iuy until Inter on
when .t sudden lump In the wheat c.iused a
Retire amoiiK the corn shorts and September
tniulu a iiilck | spurt toCflo aixl October went
up to ( KH4c. Thu olliiiu | then bo an to sell .mil
there \vas a rapid break toi > l'.ie for fceuteniber
UIK ! MV for October. September o oscd at M\a
and October at fil'ji1
O.its ueru lu'iiln weakened by lur.'o receipts ,
the nrrl\als behiK-r'-e > rs The rnarliet is
ratheriilot ] with s.ile of September at 'I03u
toif' ' f closlni ; at JUJ.o ; Slav sold at 'M' e to
34 > 4c
Kye ruled quiet with each lot linn < tml
options we ikenhiK about half from yester
day's clo-diiR IlKure" , receipts continue lioiivy ,
lfi % cars belnc reported tod.iv. No. 2 sold at
Ul'ic ' to Ul e and SoptL'mticr , l < l\o to'lo ' ) and
closed at 'Al'.c.
Provisions weroonly fairly aetl\o and iirlccs
were penor illy enslor. I , tril nnd ribs au well
ax pork sold eonslderably loner oirlv , ho-'s
bulnu'ie lo lOc cho iper , but suliseiiuently
values lose In response to a better In
quiry I'oolo changed fully 1 i.OiX ) b.irrels
of iiorU. buying eptembur anil solllni Octo
ber. AniuMir and C'uil.i ly wore- sellers of
Jauunry norl , . October ork opened atflO'i'i ,
olil to ttt ( J7'i. htoko to tlil.lT'i. ' back to $10 ' . ' 7'j '
an'l nt 1'J o'clock u.is tin ± > Lird was ciuot ibh
Drm ntlfLVi to . 0 for Ojlobo Hlbs sold
7. " " foi Uutohur.
itecoiits-Wheat."from | lid points , ! ! , Ol.&n
bithliels ; corn. 424 ilOlbitsliolH
Shipments Whett. l,4il,7.'u bushels ; corn ,
24l > ,4'fi bushels iNllmiited receipts here to-
moriow : Wheat , ,10) ears ; corn , 7. > 0 ours ; r "
JI4 cars.
The lenu'n' ; futures ranged ns follows :
AUTItl.rX III1 1 V mull ion. eioHc
WIIEAI No i
AiiKimt. . . . I 01 t 1 ir ,
Heptunitic'r. 1 I" ! *
Dmcnihpr 1 Ol'j I 05
ConsNo 2
AllKUHt
Heiituinber. l4'4 ! '
Octolwr
OATH -No. 2
Aimirt
Hoptonibur . TOU .HJU
October .11
MFHS I'uiiK
hpptciiil'ur. 10 i-'H 10.10
October 10 7,4 10 4J > ,
Januury . u n U W )
IMIIII
Peptainbcr. E IS
October .
Jnnunry U 65 OtiJH
BltOUTllllS
Hcpti'inber. . fl.Vi
October I ! if ,
Janiniry 1 , SO
Cash limitations werons follows :
ri.ouu Mondv nnd unohnnged.
WIIKATNo. . 2 snrinuwlie.it , tl.O.U4 < T&l.04 ; No.
8 spring who it , ! )8e ) : No. i ! red , IIOJIII.U4.
COIIN No. ' . UMitiu.Vlo.
OATH-NIX : > , : ira ; 4No. 2 white , 2931 c ; No.
,
lt\c-N& 2. 04'5c.
IlAltl.Br No. 2 , No. 3 , 4301c , t. o.
b : No 4. 40N2.
rt.\XBBM > No. l. . .
TIMIITII v Sfct Ii I'rltno , 11.30.
I'OIIK Mess uork , per barrel. IIO,27'i : lard.
per cwt. . M.V" > : short ribs sides ( loose ) . * lfl-'H
Cilib5 ; dr.v suited shoulders ( boned ) , * J.'joaC.2jj
chin te em sldos Iboxe'll , t7.2"i'(7.5li.
WuiSKKt Dlstllleif , ' llnlshed Roods , per sal ,
BtiiiAits UnohiiiiKod ; cut lonf.
On the produce oxeluunro today the butter
miirkot wiis llrm : creamery , 2oa24e ; dairy ,
Kgg > > , Hteady at He for fiesh.
Now Vork MnrkotH.
NKW YOHK , AUK. 2 I'l.ouu Hceelpts , 17,617
pneUiiKes ; e\ports , 1.4I1U U irrols , l,7lnl H icksj
moderately tiutlte , Irreuular ; s.ilos , 2JI.I50 bar
rels.
rels.COIIN MKAI. Quiet ! Ilr.indywlne. tl 01
A\IIKAT Hecelpts. Wll.'KO bushels ; exports ,
3S0.241 ! bubliels ; h.iles. 4OMOIIO ) buslinis ot fu
tures , 1VSOH ) bushels of Hpot. Upot mirkct
Itiwi'i. unsettled , less nctlvo ; No. 2 , rod. Jl.Hlk ,
( il 11 In elevator ; < l.ll , ? ol.l2" , allo if l.l2'te
1.11s. f. o. bs No. Jred , tl U6'WI.U7 ' : uniritded
red. * l.0 < y l.l)8 ) ; No Inortliern. tourrhe. JI.I7' . :
No. 1 hard , to nrrhc. II.IO > 4 ; options declined
iai\eon Inrtto receipts at the west , lowereu-
ble , dimltil of the report of Uusslim export
duty , better wenther uhrond and foreign sell-
Inc. udMvnciiil Vitla o on larue ole irunoes
Talk of frobtjn the northwest and cmerlni ; at
( Jliic.iKOsltli u prominent operator here linv-
liiK dei'lhuul 'ifO con re.illrlnir , elosliiK steady
at \l'nO under yesterday No 2 red Au-
Kiist. * l lo'iWI.II'i. closlnp. I1.IOV : t'oplember.
tl IU'4iH IP4 ; closliii ; . Jl.lli October , ll.ll'.do
1.1J3 , , elosliiK , fl.ll ; November. tjtKi U'x ,
elODlnk' . * l I.Ps ! Deecmbur. tl IKi'iol 14 % . eliib-
IIIK , JI.H'ii. January. tl.ll'tffil.US'i. elObltiK ,
l.iMi , .May * l.lr < ii 10' , . oloBhiR. tl 1S > 4
UK opened easy , ehiM'it ateudy ; wales , the
bout liiiiiU ; western at tl.ti'J'i. '
UiillN-Ufoelptt. Il.li2. ! > hiisinils ; exports , ( HO
bu4hi > U ; sales. l,47s,000 bushels of futures
und .I7.UK ) lnulioiH of Hiot. | t-pol mtirUet dull.
but llrm , No. - ' , 77o In ele\utor : 7 > > o allout ; 1111-
Kradod mixed , 7Vit7s14o ; No , 2 white , 71e. Op-
tloiiH lliietuated on manipulation , otionliii ; U
© iiO lower , declined further 'tQIUi. % iid-
B7o. ' elosliu 6"es December , Gl * ( iii2o , clo.ln
ei 'ui May. Mi.tt.-iTKc. oiuslim. 6Uo. ?
OATS llei-elpts. 86,000 busheUi exportH , 2\1
hushelst s ileu , MO.ooo bushoU of futures unit
12\UOi ) biishoU of hpot. hpot nnirUetloucr and
unsetlltd , but moderately active ; August.
! i7'i-l7 ' ie. elosliiK 17'iOj ' Bepteniner , U7'4i4 (
! l71iO , eloshiK 37\iOi October , 371 < 4i-l" > 40. elosliiK
37)iet ) No. 2wh te , hoptember , .fii tiiUo ! spot
No. 3 white , l.'jtlli1 : mixed \\entern. .l/iilti'ia ;
white western , HT6 9e ; No. 2Chle.iKO. 3bi. !
HAV Ouletiind llrm.
lliirh WeaU und dull ; Ktate , common to
choice , 14'ifibc ; I'aelllo const , l.vnilM.
COkMK-Optloiisoiii'nid haroly stendy 10Q17
points ilinvn : elo i > d bnrelv steady U > ( iJ,1
polntH dnwiii bales , L"i,500 QIIKS , In-
oludliiK AumiHt , Jlil..Vv3UVj ( ) ; September ,
I.V7546I\K1 ; Ootobar. ill WttlMK ) : November.
tll.lXxtl4.03 , ; December. fUlllitUTS ; January ,
tlX'tl ; March , tuo.1 ; spot lllo dull and lovser ;
falrt'ar oes , | IHJ [ No , 7 , lil Stlli c.
t < lid AH Ittiw , ( inlet und stuailv ; refined ,
iiulet ; ( .onfeullonerb' A , 4 3-luo ; powdori'd ,
4 ti-Ue ; eilboc , I 7-Hlo.
MoiAbMt.s New Orleans , quiet and ateudy.
iticr-l'lnn und iulet. |
CoTioNHKKii Oil , Dull and noinln.il ,
TAI.LOWVu.ilci city if..W for
tl 8J'
Tiui't Ml.M-ljulot : , sto idler ; :
\'Mn \ $ tjulot ; He leiu , receluta ,
btrongi khort clour , September ,
t7 25.
Stronger und iiulott western itouin
7W tlcrco ui ia.bi39.d7ii ! uytlou
iln . 4.000 tlorccfl ! Poplombor. { ITfl SRO , eloi-
Injr , M.70 ; October , , trt. 'V1M OJ. closing , I6.SO ! No
vember , ! 1I' ) | Decrmbor , t''lTStT.IO , closing ,
t',00 hid ! January , I7.2J , closing tr.W.
I'eTitoi.EUM Opened stonily nml moved Irregularly -
regularly in the early trudfnz , then bocnmo
dull and ramiilncd o until the close. 1'onniyl-
vanln oil , spot oiicnliiK nt Sl'ic , highest. G4' < ( o ,
lowest , 64c , Closing at ( llc ; Poptctubcr optloni
opened At 64 Uc , hlchcst , Ol c , lowest , 04 0 ,
clonliiR nt Oliic. Total Bales , 14.000 barrels.
I'OIIK Dull : old moss. tlonoftlu.M ; now
mrm , til. WJiU Ms extra prime , ItO.avaiO. 75.
Our MKATHStrong , w.intcd ; pickled bellies ,
80 bid.
lltJTTFit Quiet nnd unoliniiRcut western
dairy. VXrfewestern \ creamery ,
.
ulct , firm ! western , 6tt7'c ' { ! part
flUlms. 'ISftOlie.
I'ld lito.v ( julot : Amerlcun , lin.W'319.75.
Cot'rcit Dull , firm ; l < ako , August , t2.20 ! ;
Lake , Hcptenibcr. Jl.2. * >
IjRAD Nominal ; domostlr , tl.47'- '
TIN Steady nnd moderately active ; straits ,
f20 05.
City Mnritct * .
KANSAS OITV. Mo , Aug. 26. Ktotrit Dull
and unchnnitrd.
WllFAT-btronif ! No Shard , cash , POHobla :
AllKUHt , OOo bid ; No. 2red , cush.Ol'iO bid.
Coiw HtniiKer ) ; No. 2 , cash and August ,
51'io bid.
OATS-WciKor ; No. 2. cnsh , 20 0 hid ; August -
gust , 2itiCl27io | bid ,
UAV rlrni , unchanged ; timothy , MOO ;
fancy prairie , W.uo ; good to Uiolce , tlOOffl
000.
000.IIUTTilt Stendy , unehnngnd ; rronmcry , 15 ®
lie ; dairy , iwai ' ; store pui'ktd , lliar.'c.
CiiifSB sto.uly. ttnchunged ,
fiKis I'lrin , ut ll'tc.
I'novis IONS Steady , unehnnacd.
Wooi.-Hte.idy , unchanged ; Missouri un
washed. he ivy , I/tf.l..c ; light line , lTIOo ;
meilluin. 'OWKet Kansis and NehruHka.
he.ivy ( Inc. I.HMV ; light flue , I ttl'Jo : tub
washtd , rholcp , .el5o ; medium , 30ar.'e :
dlnuy and low. 27O20C.
ItrcKii'Tsheit , 112,2)0 ) ; corn , 21,000 | oats ,
* '
siti'i'MKNTS Wheat , 70..IOO ; corn , HlO ) ; oats ,
2.000.
St. I-o IH
ST. r.otris. Mo. , Aug. 26 WIIBAT r.isler ;
cash. ( CIV : December , 11.04.
Con v Unsettled ; cash. GOe ; September.
5.1" " Sc.
OATS-rirmer ; cash , 20"io ; September , 29te !
bid.
bid.I'OIIK
I'OIIK rirmor atflilfiJ'i.
iMiin-Stcady at t ( > l\
WlllSKEV-Jl.lS.
_
JManclii'Htor "MnrkctH.
MANCIKSTMI , Auir. 2(1 ( The Umirillin In Its
commercial article a i\s : The olTers of the
belter undo of shortliu have lessened. The
Inquiry for other sorts Is better. The India
detmmd Is poor. The Chin i denrind Is fairly
free at lower ollerhu-i. The demand for the
smaller foreign markets Is unclmiucd Yarn
Is iiulet but Hie idy. The dnmund Is chlelly ut
n retail ( Uure and Is mainly for the better
spinners I.xport qualities uro little favored.
vVliotu 'Market ,
. Minn . Aiu 26. No. 1 north
ern who it fair demand , otherngcner illy slow.
Ueoolutrt. 26i car ; slilpinents , IV ) . Close : No. 1
hard , on trai k , ( cic@il.04'i ' : No1 northern
Heptcmber , lVeon ) tr ieU , Wicffltl.OJ'/i. No. 2
northern on truck , DISt'Ho
_
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MH.WAUKEF , WIs. , Aus ; . 2il WIIKAT Quiet ;
Nil. 2 spring , eish. tl.ou : September , Jl.OO'f
COIIN I'lrm ; No. .1. cash. b5'c.
OATS Hnu : No. V , white. Ii4'jC. '
Liverpool Markets.
LtVKitPOou Aug. 20 WiiEVr-QuiPt : hold
ers olTer moderately : California No. 1 , ! ) s 2d
< TWsHid per cent il ; Ivans is winter , hard ,
rs lid.
Conv Stonily nnd demind poor ; mixed
western , 89 4sid per cent it.
Toledo Crnln Market.
TOI.KI o , O. , Aui 26 WIIE\T Lower ; cash ,
and August und September , $1.04.
CoitNtondy. September , CJi1.
OAIS Steady : Nn. 2 white. . ! .1c.
Cluol niniii .Markets.
CINCINNATI. O , Auu' . 20 WiiEAT Strong :
No. 2 red. tl III.
COIIN Kasy ; No 2. mixed. 64'je
OATS Memly : No. 2 mixed.
WlllHKEV JI.IH.
ito.vns.
Nnw"oiuc , AUJ. 2fl The stock market was
aguln active 'ind strong , mukln fi substantial
progress toward higher figures In all portions
of the list with at times a buoyant tone to the
do.tlltus. The muikot itlvos evidence of
bro idenlnn from day to day and Its stubborn
strength In the f ice of the ino-a strenuous ef
forts to check thu rise or to brine about iv re
action shows the growing of confidence-
outside Investors and speculators In the fu
ture of prices. The fo ituro of the last two
days'do illngs has been tha evident disposi
tion to taUo up the most pioinlsin ; of the low
priced shares and while ri few ot those hive
been forced to liUlicr figures th in the times
warrant all have boon placo.l uppiruntly
upon u perm inently higher level.
The money situation seems to be easier ns
far us can bo foreseen and with thu surplus
now In the b inks und the disbursements of
the government. Including the D ivmont for the
4Si per cents to bo redeemed , there Is little
likelihood of a sgucezo In money for some
time to come.
In today's markets the grangers were nguln
In thu llrst place us fur us activity goes and
the ro'ilUitlons assumed lar.'e proportions.
Induced by the high figures tovTTilch they hud
attained , while the efforts ot the bears to force
u reaction of substantial proportions aided In
weakening the en tire list during the afternoon.
The foreiirn purchases woie the feat me of the
forenoon's business , nnd while roull/utlons
were even then ho.ivv the Impression made
upon prices was measured by smull fractions
only and u full and free tecovery took pluco
under the urgent demand for stocks. London
prices this morning were materially bettor
than ours of lust evening , und the curly de-
mund made an iicttvo and decidedly strong
opening and while the pressure to sell was
sufllclent to force a reaction to the
level of the openlm ; flguies. prices could
not bo kept down , and later marked udvancen
were mude. The Dual dcullngs , however ,
ugi.ln developed considerable strength In the
list und the market finally closed fulrlv active
und llrm ut only slight chnnges for the day In
most cases The transactions reached .115.818
ltallro.nl bonds were ulso romarkubly
active and ninny of the nneculatlvo Issues
were specially Dromlnont. The Atchlson and
Heading Incomes , Wubtish debentures and
Kansas & Texas seconds being most conspicu
ous. Many of those scored h indsotno giihib
and the market remained strong until the
tllllO.
Government bonds were dull and stonily.
btutu bonds wore entltoly neglected.
The following arethe closing quotations for
the lending stocks on the New York stock ex
change today :
Thu totul b.iles of stocks to.luy uoroi.7Kl : !
shiires. IneliiilliKAtuhl : on , 40.UI * ! C'anailu
hitithurnt.SlUj ; Uhluueo Otis IU.KI.V UclKwiiri' ,
IiacU.iutiniiu A. WcHturii. JUlhi Krlu , ft.Odij
I.iUi ) hhoto , 4..I.V ) ; Iouli < \ Illu A. Naah\lllc > ,
ll.llsi Missouri I'licltlo. 11,5101 Northnosturn ,
.UW ; North Amurleiiii . ( .au ; Northern I'uelllo
iiruforruil , 1 i.U ) ; ltt ulhie , 3,0.'A ; Ulohtuutid A.
Wc t I'olnt , UM17I ; bt.l'mil , 21 > .t > ' 5.
I'lniinolal Notca.
1CN8 VS C'ITV , Mo , Aug. 20.-OlBttrlnBs.il. .
NKW YOIIK. AUK. 24 Clearings ,
UiiiCAiio. Aug at Clearings ,
Money onsy ut5 per cent.
IHi.TiMottE. Md , . AUL- . ' -Cloarlngs , JiHO-
11 ; halnnco , l.'iCI. ? ' ) . Unto 0 pur cent ,
riiiiAiKi.i > uu , I'u. Aug. VO. Clearing * ,
fJ.7c.ljl : balani'eij , il,037,5l5i money , 4 per
cent.
NEW OIII.KANS. La. , Aug. M. Clearings.
JW.VJM ! Now Vork uxchuuico par. Hunk Wo
dUconnt.
T uu , Aug. SO. Now Yorli ox-
ohnniro nclllnR nt 11.00 promluni , Olourlnits ,
f.-iW , : 7 ; bilnncoi , tJI.003 ,
ST. I.ouifl , Mo. , A ui ? . Sfl. OlcarlnRH , fl.WXl.77I ;
balances , HM,85 ? . Money , f/tW per cent. Cx-
chnngo or < Now Vork Wo dlicount ,
Ilo-'TOV , M-m. . Ansr. M. CIcurlnRi today ,
! l.t,80Utixl ; : hulniicot , 11,012,751. lUtn for innney ,
M4 tier cunt. Kxchiiugooti Now YorK , ITUWo
discount.
Kiiianolitt Hcvlaw.
Nr.w YOIIK , AUR. M The Poitsnyn : Largo
hnyliiK orders for London account RI\VO npo-
clul utrcngth to n few stock" , nottvlily llur'
ItiiRton , l.onltvlllo fi Nninvlllo nnd Union
1'acinc. There wis nonio hotltntlon In the
inovoinctit ot Ilio intirkot shortly nftor the
otionln , hut stooks won authored strength.
Tlioro wn n few conspicuous Instances of
Htrcngth nnd n compiratholy woaUnusi. Of
the llrat class was thfl Union I'nulQo , vrhleh ,
under the Inlluonco of London haying nnd the
covering of horts on this tnarkot. wan nd-
vnncod l'4 percent nbo\o yosterdny's closing
nrlco. Tito aosiiranco that Mr Morgan has so
Identified lilinaolf "Itli the project to save the
property , nntl that there H no hitch In this
execution , no doubt helped to drlvo the shorts
ti ) cover. The Gould stocks AS n group were
notably strong. Of the Vnndorhllts , Ohusn-
ponko & Ohio stocks aero buoyant.
Now York : Money Market.
NEW YoitK. Aug 20. MONF.V OV CUM , Uang-
Ing from 2'/J ' to il i > r cent ; last loan .i ' per
cent ; closed olTerc'ilnt 2 per cent.
PIUME Mk.iirnNTi.K ! I'Ai'Fit 51i w ; percent.
hThliMsn KxoilANnB Qnlot und stonily tit
* IM'4 ' foi Hlxty-iitiy bills and W.Wi for do-
IIIIHHl.
The following were the clowns prices on
bomli ! :
HAHSii.VKit I5i-lfid : per ounce.
MONEV 'S percent ,
Kate of discount for both short and three
months' bills , I' Ol1. percent.
Druvor Alining StockH.
DENVEII , Cole , Aus. 26 Quotations on the
Mining exchange today closed as follows :
Hnu I rnnclsuo Mining QtiotittloiiH.
SAV ruAM'i co. C.il. , A HIT. 20 The olHel.il
closing quotations for mining stocks ted ly
were .is follows :
Alia iu
llulvrcr. 25 Ophlr 870
Hont * llclcher 850 I'otosl .170
Ilodlo Consolidated. irO Snvaxo 2iO
Chollnr 210 Sierra Nevada 115
Con Cala A Vn (175 ( Union Consolidated 240
Crown I'olnt 11,5 Utah 75
Gould AC'urry 11.5 Yellow Jacket 155
HalcA NonroBj. . . . 185 Commonwealth. . . . 25
Mexican 2J1) I ) . 1 40
Mono JO
Now York Milling Quotations.
NKW YORK. Aut ; . 20. The closing mlnliiR
stoclrtuotatioiis are as follows :
AMCC T 10 ! ) Horn bllver .145
Adams Con ? > Iron silver 100
Aspen 100 Mexlian 225
Heat .V Ilokhcr 12 > Ontario 3700
( 'hollar 200 Plymouth 175
Crown I'olnt IW SavaKe - ' ' . ' . ,
Con Cala nndVa , . . 550 sierra Nevada .100
Deadnood 150 Standard 110
( Joulil & Curry 140 Union Con 2i >
Homostako KI.V ) Yellow Jacket 12'i
St. Louis mining Quot illon .
ST. Louis , Mo , AUR. 20. The following hlds
were made oil call at the mining uxchango
today :
Adams 1MJ l.lltld Albert 1
American Nettle . . . < 0 MontroKo 5'h ;
Illmctnllle 3450 St I.calls Aspen 1,4
Central hllvcr . ) silver AKO 8' >
Klliabeth 200 Small Hopes 70
( irailltu Mountuln .2250 Vniiiu Hl
Htiviinii . l
HAVANA. Aug. 20 bi'A.sisii Goi.u JS.I
Qlllut.
Sunlit ( julot and steady.
Hunk of ljit > ; liitil Hiilllon.
LONDOV , AUK. 20. Amount of bullion with
drawn from the HiuiW of Ihiizlantl on balanio
today was JLH'i.OOO.
i. AUK. SO Three per cunt tunics 05f
40o for the acLount
Oil .Market
LONDON , Aug. 20. Li.vutU ) OIL 20s 'M per
cwt.
cwt.'I
'I raders' Talk.
ST. Louis , Mo . Auir. 2(1 ( Lnngunhorit Broth
ers to t'oekroll Brothers : The following will
hhow the railed ot prices on the lending op
tions nt this point lod.iy :
" "
CIIMMIUUTV. | Open | llutli" | Low | ( lone-
WllfcAl
Dec . . . (1 05 H I
COIIN
Hc-pt . . .
OATS
_ ? ° I > 111.M'
Uiltt'Ado. 111. . Aug. ' 'fl. sjwurtDnpreoX
McC'oitnlck to P. U. bnurts f * Co. : Our wheat
market today has been rather ( | iilet , tr.idlng
holng chlelly nmong lee il .scalpers. The
undertone of the market has IK en woaU
Cables from the United Kliudom were dlsup-
polntln ; nml lower , lleillu wns ( united 4
murks higher hut that Is such a NDccnlattvo
market that Its fluctuations Inlluenco trailing
but little. The receipts at eleven primary
points were largo 2lol,000 bushels while the
shipments showed n marked falling oil
nmonnttng to only 1,423,000. No conllrmntlon
was reeoUudnf the KussHn c\port duty and
It Is not generally credited today , bomn ,
noun comes from the northwest of
dnmtigo to wheat , but MI much of spring
wheat Is out of dangei Unit them ishutllttlu
uneasiness felt. llr.ulmrout's report of the
nvallnhle supply MIOIYH the somewhat re-
markahlo faut that blocks east of the KoeUles
lin\a decreased IU7OOii biishols. west of tno
ItooklosHiii.niiO. u net decrease of I17.UJO , but
during onu of the. heat leeulv Ing weeks of the
jear. Thu receipt * of corn overran thuu tl-
mntus , 141 cms which Induced eonslderahlo
short selling during the early part of
the Bi'sslon. Whim wheat ndvancod corn
sy m path Ire d with wheat , but it U oIdent on
ovi'iy advance nn ellort Is being niiide to mar
ket corn. Outober wnu relutlvely weaker
than September nnd tlioro was fieosellliK of
that future hy the s.imo parties who lme
been buying beptcmbur largely for the east.
In symp ithy with a lower hog mnrket pro
visions opened easier , but on the decline
theio was good buying by shorts und for local
long account , reacting sharply hoforo the
close. It toxins to look as If them was a
boiuowlint otcrgrown short Interest existing
and them U u notahlo ehnngo to the hull Bldn
nmong one or two of our local professional
traders.hllouoKco \ no reason to oxpeot
any higher peiinunent nilMineo some further
uptuin U not ImprubHblo If the coin marUet
holds llrm.
iM.vv. VOIIK. Aug. 20. Kennott , Hopkins ft
Co. lo S. A , MoWhorter : HroUorsofllecs were
full of orders to buy stoeks at the opening of
tlu > market this morn ng Many of these were
received from their oustomois In this country ,
but there were nUo largo orders from London.
It U thought London bought fully il.uvOuf
stocks covering ijulto u rungo of securities ,
from LnUo S-hiito to Wubash preferred , Trad
ers supplied the demand Thev were liberal
sellers to taUo prollts with the uvpectatlon of
buying lower , and thct > o opposing Interests
huvo been the fontureof the market all any ana
luvvii kept It with a steady undertone without
making decided advances. Them ls no doubt
that agood miiny Btoukshavo boon eold by
pirtloi who bouuht at lower prices , but this
bamo operation wus gene through with last
week ana lollon were not able to got stocks
buck cheaper and came In at higher prlcei.
1'otilbly tuctg uiuy be a , rcpvUiUm of thu pro-
cess In this ca'0/3 The I'cnnsvlvnnlfi
railway statement iVfor July published
today show * nn Increase In not earn
ings of f.11i,000 ) , & This li ft good
showing nnd should not only strengthen BO-
citrltlca of that road but nlso encourngn buyIng -
Ing of Trunk line shares generally , as no
doubt other lines are greater nnd making fine
gains In oarnlius. The market had n reaction
of J' to I percent from highest prices early
In the afternoon , hut towards the close again
became weak and flnnl prices were In many
cases the best of the diuy. The market Is a
growing one and hiisEHllYlndlc'ntlonsof becom
ing broad. hep
CillOAcio , Aug. 2rt. tvennctt. Hopkins > t Co.
to S. A. Mo\VnorterrT < ( ) wetcnbles , hotter
weather nhrondnnd ikdqnhtl of the Imposition
by the Russian govomnifont of " " export duty
on wl-cnt gave the boirs nn excuse for liiiin-
merlng the wheat market which they prompt
ly accepted. The opening wns about lo oft
from the close and 2c from late curb prices ,
These snlos by thn bears were generally cov
ered from iS to lo higher und they
were caught a second time In the
sumo way but finally succeeded In
closing the market' ut near bottom
figures. 1'orolgti mnrKct advices were
generally discouraging to holders , but press
dispatches In the morning papers were gloomy
Indeed In the account ! ) ot the starving peas
antry In parts of UiiHshi unit groit destitu
tion In innnr sections , owing to deficient har
vests. Torelgn speculators uro nppnronUy
working for lower prices but all orferlngs on
soft HpotH nro so readily absorbed as to sug
gest the suspicion that they may bo send
ing this bearish news for n utlruosc. TradIng -
Ing In the near options of corn have been
attended with no little excitement , and It
seemed at times as If the the "man In the air"
might force August and September to a very
uncomfortable linlght for shorts. There Is so
much manipulation His useless togiiesson the
market from hour to hour , but the situation
does not fnvor the long side unless frost should
come to aid It , Receipt * are largo. Although
largo siilpments are belli r made out of
More , there Is an Impression that the
clique uie doing something In this
line to prevent unwieldy accumulations
at tills point , nnd grtln thus shipped may llnd
a lower market elsewhere. No louturcs of Im-
poitanco In oats. 1'iavlslons opened wouU
wlthwhuat and a lower market , but good
buying rallied the mnrket at the close. I'ut-
chases on breaks generally show u moderate
prollt very soon.
CHICAGO , Aug. 20. r. G. Lognn & . Co , to
t bo Ilryun Commission Co. : The wheat mtir-
ket opined quiet , December sclllni ; nt Jl.'HS '
to II U4 > i. and on some rumor of continental
demund sold up to (1.05 , closing atfl.iM'i. '
I'orelgn advices are dull and n sb.idu lower.
With Imnroved weather , the reports of tlum-
ago In the northwest uro less alarming , still
the damage to quality may bo considerable.
The demand for cash olferlngs is not br sk.
The principal buyers are the elevutor com
panies. Values In the near future will depend
on the movement of the northnest crops und
foreU-n demund. This last must keep up to
malntuln prices. The imirkut Is weak
nt thu close. Corn was very ac
tive throughout the whole session
We ithcr predictions In the corn belt are for
colder and wet weather , followed by frost.
Should these predictions come true wo may
look for some advance A one-man power gets
credit for the sudden cunnges from u half cent
to I cent rit a time. The easli demand keeps
up at about 1 cent piomluin over Soptcmbei.
Oats steady , tr.ido llgnt. We think o its cheap.
1'rovlslons , In sympathy with corn , advanced
about 2flc on pork nnd 5o on lard .ml ribs ,
bl-ould the frost come und mimuo ; corn , hog
products will , 3 higher. "
o.u. i ii ,
OMAHA. Aug. 26.
CATTI.K Ofllclnl recelots of cattle l.U'ni
compared with 2Mb ( yesterday and Ml Wolnes-
day of lu t week. The market wus about
st"udy on choice nnd fancy grades of beeves
an.I butcher sto.'k. slow and sagging on other
grades of beeves and Wow und easier on other
grades of butcher stock und active und
stronger on feeders. ThS receipts contained no
coed native beeves. J
( loas-Olltclut rcceluts of hogs 2.M ) , ns
compared with 4,0fl yesterday and 2.8.1) )
Wednesday of last week. The innrket wns
slow on every grade of bogs steady on heavy
und.ltolOc lower oil light hois The range
of thu prices paid WIIR mwtthe ! ' bulk
selling at tl 70 ® ! 85. bight , tt IfiU in : heavy.
* 4.ViI M ; mixed , J4,70 < U.4.75. The average of
the prices paid n us $475 ns compared w Ith
ifl bO yesterday und &JOJ Wednesday of lust
week. f n
biirEt1 There were no fresh receipts of
sheep The market w.is nomln illy sto.idy.
Natives. W50ai71 : Ivostorns. * . ' .25l 75 ; good
60 to 70-lbs. Itimbs. 94 lifxa.'W
Kooolpts nml IHnptHitiiin oftoo'c. .
Olllclal receipts und disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Unlo i stockyards
company for the tnchtv-four houis ending at
5 o'clock , p. m. , August 26 , 1SJ1 :
llKCKIrr9. ,
lluyerj I Cttttlo | Hois | Sheep
Kcprcsciuutivu Sales.
bTKEHS.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. l'r. No. Av. Pr.
U1..115J t.1 15 ll.JL'M M 45 18..1128 81 LO
4 12bO 2 25
CATTLE.
Chicago Ijno Mtoolc MarkotH.
CitlCAdo. Ill , Aug. 2tl [ gpoohil Toleirrain to
TIIK HBK. ] OATTLE Kunuo cuttlo uuinopo-
llzud tha market today. Thuro was closeto
11,000of them , the western ranges aluno holng
credited with no less than 7,000 head As u
cotibequouco of thosu enormous receipt * uf
comimm uud uuUluui cuttlu tUo
oharnotcrlrlng the market on the preceding
two days vanished. The advance of lee to 15o
gained during Monday nnd Tuesday was
about lost. The weakness did not extend to
good native cattlo. They were again In
scanty supply nnd regained flrm selling n llt-
tlo stronger , If anything than yostordny ,
Thn demand dm eloped conildcrablo activity
nnd the Indications were that all the olTor-
Inzs would bo taken before the cloio of busi
ness. The rnngo of prices were : Nutlves ,
H.2.V20.23 ! westerns , $1.75't&l.fl5'Tonns ' , SI 50 ®
3.23. Sales largely nt $2.00 to 1540
for natives , $1.80 to KJ.73 for Tcxnns
nnd nt W.OO to $1.00 for western. Stockers and
feeders were strong nndeal oalvos were firm
nt yesterday's advance . The hog market had
a fairly stoutly look nt the outset , .Ship
pers nnd packers both bought freely
nnd for n whllo In the morning
yesterday's prices were ranli/cd. A llttlo
later a weak reeling cropped out nnd before 0
o'clock talesmen found some dlfllcully In ef-
fcctliu snlci lit frotn-oo to Idc oir. Later In the
day the tone of the mnrkot WHS still more de
pressed at the close lOo per 100 pounds scarce
ly covering the doollne. The Into B ilcn word
on n basin of $4 in to { .l.io for common to choice
hoivy hogs nnd it 63 lo tl 51 for poor to choice
light , There were no sales of heavy nt over
$5.15 nnd singers were quoted around $ .1115.
Urassois were not wanted at 21o to Wo off
from the o quotations.
The Kvtmlug .limrnnl reports : CATTLE Uo-
colpts. K.OOji shipment * ; , 4.0)0 ) ; market llrm
nnd steady : choice toextrn native * . $ ,100(116UO ( :
other$1 .iO5.5i : Tcxnns tifioa..CO : stockcrs.
tl.Mit.lUJt rangers , $ .l6K ( < t4 50. nnllvo cows ,
fiSVJtIOO.
lloiH-Ilecelpts , 10 000 : shipments , 10,001 ;
mirket active. Irregular ; riiiuh and common ,
$ I7IVSir > ; mixed and packets. Jl S.ViSI U.1 ;
prime lionvy nnd hutcliors' weights , KiuoieMl ;
prlmo IUht. tl 40U5.W.
yilKKi' Receipts. 7,000 : shipments , 3r > 0 :
mnrket fairly active , sheep lower : lambs
lower : owes. tl6nJS,0 ! ( ; wothors$10 © 521 ;
mixed. 11.6.1'itl 8 ! ; Toxnns , $ | .01)J.81 ; westerns ,
tlMtH'iSt lambs , ,1.00it 1.0) .
New York Ijivu Slot'k . * > larkct.
Nr.w YOIIK. Aug. 26 HrrvM Hccolnts.
1,201 bond , Includlni ; .18 cars for sale : market
Ho per 100 pounds higher ; nntlin steers , $1.00 ®
GnOuei 101 poundsToxans : , J.I5J ® ! 00 ; biillsnnd
cows , $ i'j.V3luo.
DllKs'XMi IliuiI'lrm nt 6 iffi' > o per pound.
Shipments today , 712 beeves . ' .OJO qunrters of
beef ; tomorrow. 471) ) bee\es nnd 7J sheep.
CAi.vts Hccelpts. 2.IXW hoideals : flrm ;
graspers nnd Imltermllks higher : veals , )15' ) ®
H.IK ) per 100 pounds ; grasses and bntterm Ilks ,
$ , ' 2d 11 > .
hllKi'i1 Hocelpts , 8,2)0 ) bend ; sheep firm ;
lambs Vjc per pound lilgner ; sheeo. It-fp@ " > U
per 100 pounds ; dressed muttons stonily nt 7 * }
® 'lc per pound ; dressud lambs llrm ntS'ittlOu '
per pound
llotis IJecclpK fi. 01 bend , Including 2 curs
for sale ; tnniKut nominally atcad > at $510 ®
51M per 10) pounds.
IC'iiiN.is ( ity Uvo Stook
KANSAS OITV , Mo , Aug CB CATTIE Ko-
colnts , nni1 ; shlpmonls. .1II i ; mnrUct stendy ;
steers,1 oK&5 ( hi : eo s , Jl.'J.'i'fJJ.Ou ; stockers and
feeders , W..V > IW.4" > .
llotis Uecelpts. C , 171 ; shipments , 1.490 : mnr
kot steady to lOu lower : bulk , 350.M t5.15 ; nil
grades , W MlVJO.
Him. ! ' Receipts "I'i ' market steady.
Ht. Louis Ijlvn Stoic ! Markot.
ST. Loins , Mo. Anc. 25. UATTMS Itocotpt * .
\\rM\ \ \ \ : shipments , 2.iOO ( : inarUet steady ; fair to
eholeo luithes , $ J.8 ( > S" ) "iO ; To\nns and In
dians , WSVSiri
IloriH KecelptM. 'I.IVO ; shipments , none ; mnr
kot lower : hoiiy. ti.95i ( 40 ; mixed , t4.73\25 ;
llRht , t5.1r > ® ii5 :
New York Dry Go His Marxot.
NKW VOIIK. Aug. 26.-Business Improves
slowly at both llrst nnd second hinds In dry
goods Order" Indicate , activity nt the west ,
but there li an Improved jobbing trade at
most centers. The in irUet do\ eloped no
ch IIIRO us to condition and tone.
'
WKltTKttX I'AOKIStl Uffl'MKiiril.
Slight Gain for bast Week Over the
One Iniiiicilliitcly I'rcoeiliiiK-
CINCI.NNATI. O. , Aug. ' . ' 8. [ hpeclal Telegram
to THE IUK.J Tomorrow's 1'rlco Current will
say : "The weol > ' packing In the west nggio-
gates lAOJO hogs against 101,00(1 ( the piocudlng
wcolc nnd 2 0,000 lust year , niaking 4M5OOU
slnco Mnruh I. against 7.0JO.OOO last year.
Many houses nro Htlll closed , aunltln en
couraging prices of hogs. " Leading places
compare as follows :
.i tniur.Kt > .ir.KM.iitKirs.
Frcsli Kriilts.
CANTAIXU1TS I'cr ( loz. . 1.21. ' > 0.
UitAi'is Thu supply Is still limited. Homegrown
grown , H-lb. basUots. 4" > U5Je.
I'fcAiis California II irtlctt , } . ' 25 ; othur
Callfornl.iarlutlcs , Si.OJ.
I'I.UMS California. II W.
APIM.ES I'or bhl..OC.25. .
OHANOES Kodi. Sit.K ( ) ,
\\ATHIMEI.ONS bhinplns stock. 11@18c.
LEMONS I'or hox. $0 oo.
HANANAS 1'or bunch , JJ.OOQ.'J.jO for good
shipping stock.
I'KACIIES The supply Is quite largo nnd the
quality IniproM.il. California Crawfords , slii-
glo onbu lota , Jl.-.ri ; llo case lots. 11.15.
Country Produce.
Pour.Titv There Is not much dllTcrcnco In
price between the beat old fowls .iud spring
chickens both noiiii ; at $ LOOS I 2. > .
HUTTKII Cho'co ' d.ilry butter Is scarce and
soils te.idlly at UOIGc , hut some of thu coun
try butter Is not good enough for the ictall
tr.ule and gous to the p ickers at UKu.
Cocs Selling largely at 1 t'ie. '
VoiptaIilcH.
The follow Ing quotations i oprL"-ent the prices
at which choice stock Is billed out on orders
unless otherwise stated :
TOMATOES Per bushel , $1.00.
CAiiiiAniHome eiown. Ic peril ) .
NEW Hi.hTs 1'ur bushel. Me.
HKA.NH--Navy , fi"0tiJ ( < > 5 per husbol.
ONIONS Home grown , 75o per bushel.
1'OTAiOKS Loe.il irrowors are supplying the
demand almost exclusively.
GtiricntH of Commerce.
The oyster se.ison opens In Omaha today.
The wholesale prices ate 4" > to Mo for selects
and N. V. counts , but dealers look to see them
come down as thu se.ison advances. Om.iha
dealers aru In shape to fill country orders
promptly and with the best of stock.
Wlhlj Ii'UKNISl ! FAt-TA
Mr. Horlln Willing to Moot tlio Pro-
IioHtnl Invcstl utiiifjCommittee.
Coinmlssioiior Horliu loturnod yesterday
from Lincoln and cxpicsscd undisguised
surprise \vhon his attention uus called
to the article In Tut Bi.i : of ycstotday
giving Mr. Frank Hansom's version of thu
dismissal of the now somewhat famous Thir
teenth street prado injunction case.
Said Mr. Berlin to u reporter for TUP Hir : :
"If the Koal Estate Owners' association Is
really invosticatlni ; the whvs and vtliate-
foros of that injunction Mint I mil glud of it.
I began that suit In earnest , and it was dis
missed without my knowledge or consent , I
will uladly furnish the Investigating commit
tee of the Itcul Estate Ownois' ' asso-
tlon all the papers and data In
mv possession referring to that Injunction
and these documents will convince the com
mittee bovond the shadow of a doubt that my
actions in that and all other matters before
the board have been und will continue to bo
in the Interest of Douglas county and
Omaha.11
.Mr. HaiiKom \Vlllint ; .
OMAHA , Aug. 20. To the Heal Estnto
Owners1 Association , Omnlm : Gentlemen
I read in this evening's HI-B Mr. rtcrlln's
statement with rcfeiuncu to the ilisnil.ss.il of
the suit brought to onjuln the grading of
South Thirteenth street 1 was Mr liorlln's
attorney In that suit nnd dismissed it under
his direction and at his request
Mr. Hoilln Bays in thu evening's Hr.is Unit
thn suit was dismissed without his knowl
edge or consent. Your association has boon
asked by Tin : Ur.i : to Investigate the matter ,
as the suit was one In \ \ hlch thu publlo was
Interested. I cheerfully join lu thin icquest
nnd ask that you at oncu appoint n com
mittee lo investigate fully oveiy
fact attending thu commencement
and dismissal of this suit. 1 will
meet the committee at any time and
place thuv mav suggest , anil will prnvo to
their satisfaction nnd that of the publlo that
this suit was dismissed with All' Berlin's
knowledge and consent , and at his icquest.
Mr. Berlin's statement has been muJo In a
newspaper , nnd I have therefore ) given to the
press of the city a copy of this letter.
Fit INK T IUVSOM
JOllNA MCSllASE. HUSH U CUMIUN
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTMENT HANKERS ,
300 a 13th St. , First National Danlt HallU
Ing , Omaha , Nub.
Deal In ttocki , bonds , ieourlll8i.oornnarcl.it pi
pur , eto. NtMOtlute loaai uu luurorul U lulu rot
eMatfl. filiort tlma loam nil bunk Huik , VI uU
ap rOT U cullatgrul igcurlt )
AND TWINES.
Bemis Omnlm Bag Oo ,
Importer" ami Manufac
turers
Flour Sarki llutlnpi nd
Twine.
lilCYCLES.
A. n. Porrio & Oo. Mi 0 , Daxon ,
KM Doilno Street. ' fold on monthly
ptymonU ,
Bond for our rntnlOKiio
nnd prices lV)7l ( < 1'nrnnm st. , Omnh
HOOK niXDEHSnnd STATlONEItS
Ackorumn Brothers & Hointzu ,
t'rlntori , binders , cloctrotypors , blank boot manu-
fnotureri
lltrt Howard street , Oran\in \
HOOTS AND SI 10US
Olms , A , Coo&Oo , Kirkciu1allJonus&Oo ,
Manufactiiron ami Job WholeiiiloManufnrtur'ri
bers. Aitenls for lloiton Hub
ber shoo Ci lltr. . 1101.
11W Uotrnrd street. andltlXt , llnrnc/ street
Williams , Van Aer- W. V. Moras & Oo. ,
nain & Harto fhoc Knctorjr Corner llth
And Donulas sti Omnlm
1212 Hnrner street Mercliaiiti Invited to
Oma'ia , .SVIk rail nndoiainlne
CAltHIAGES , JICGGIES , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omaha's Lnruest Varlotr
WAtiONS AM )
C1GA RS.
West & Fritscher ,
Manufactures tlneclmrs ,
jobbers of leaf tabiceo.
1011 Fiirnun Street.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooko & Ooutant & Squirei ,
Lime Oo. , Hard anil soft conl shlp-
co it x ICE.
Eagle Oornico Works , F. Ruemping ,
Mannfncturcrg o ( i ( i ilranltid Iron cornice *
Gnlvanlzul Iron Cornice Dormer windows door
\\lndou caps , melnlllo ' cip * , tlnlad etc , flln
, ete. 1110 nntl . Iron nnil il ite nxifcr
DotlRO bt til tarnniu St
CEMENT AXD LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Oo. , Oady & Gray ,
213 S nth Street , Ijlmo , cement , etc etc ,
Omtha , Neb Cor 'Jlh and DoiiKlas St
DRY GOODS
M. Z. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok - Koch Dry
Dry ( rood * notions , fur- Goods Co. ,
nUhlnx good * Dry-rood * notion * , isonts'
fiiriiMilnir piodt
CoFncrllth nnd llnwnrd cur. llth nnil llownrd Sin
ELECTKICAL S UPPL1E&
Wolf Electrical Oo. DKTUOir-AUIOMATIC
Electric Motors
Illustrated cituloKUO nn 1 Dy mm * Catalogue
free free H A Klnncy.Cen'l
1614 Capitol Avenue. Ant S.I2-J N V. i.lfe 111(1 ( a
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo.
, General wo'tern ancnt
Corner .tones nnd S'th ' 8t bkundla I'low Co ,
Umnha , Neb nt'i-ll'il ' Sherman Are
FLOUR.
E. L. Welch & Oo. , K. T. Davis Mill Oo
1011 N 16th Mroct c o rniterwoud ,
J. K MiCrny , Man icer MnnnKor nt Omnlm
Mill nt Hondet ion , Minn Cor 8th mill Jntknun bli
B. F. Oilman , " Omaha Milling Oo. ,
IOli-15-17 , N. II.th btrcot .Merchant Millers
Ollkuiinil Mill 1113 Nortli
C K IlliuV - MnnnKor liitli > 5tri'ct
FURNITURE AND CAIIPKTX.
Dewey & Stone Furniture - Beebe & RunjAU Fur
nituro Oo. , niture Go.
Siicccsiors to 0 A Ilci'bc
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GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Schno dor & Looinis , J. T. Eobinson Notion
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GLASS , PAIXT , OIL AND DRUGh.
Konnard Glass and J. A. Puller & Oo. ,
Paint Oo. , 14IT3 Duiik'lus Street ,
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GUNPOWDER.
Hush H. Olark.
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WATER SUPPLIES
U , S , Wind Eagino & A , L. Strong & Sons ,
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UnllliHr Wlnil Mills
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Consolidated Ooflbo
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