V y " ' ,
THE OMAHA DAIIA' BEI& ! WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 3 , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Oata Led the Procession Yesterday , Advanc
ing Amid Much Excitement.
BUSINESS INCREASED IN THE GRAIN PITS
Agitated Condition of the O.itu Mnrkot
Apparent from tlio Outset
guotiUl'ii Clospil Illchcr
Blocks ntul Honils.
CniOAOO. III. ' . AUR. 2. Oat < led the proccs-
Ion loduy , ndranelnu Ike umld conslrter.ihlo
excitement. Whnat U ? o hlRlior thnn lust
night nnd corn c. A material Increase of
business wr.s noted In till the grain pits. I'orK
advtncod ISJic. lard 7Wo nnd ribs lOc.
The nultatcd condition of the outs market
wnn nppnrcnt from iho very outset , tbo trade
being heavier thin : for many a day post. The
market opened firmer nt Mond.iy's close iid-
vanccd from ? io to Iu , recoiled from ! < u to ? c ,
narnnccd from Jfio to fie , and doted
IMo hlthor. The oaitw for the njtlv-
Ity nnd nrtvanco wns the reports from
Illinois. Iowa mill Ncbr.iska that lliru < ililii
returns wcro ( Ih.'ippolntliis ai to yield nnd
weight , the yield not over twenty-Itvo to
tlilrtv btisliuls per nero nnd wohlit twonty-
flvo poniulH. Altbonah tliroslilng ( insnot pro-
gtessud to nny extent , tlicso reports nnvo
caused Runcrnl tnivlnir. not only by shorts ,
but also by Ion/ " . The olforlngi worj nb-
corbcd HO re.idlly tbat nrlcns wern easily nil-
Vknced. On the bnli'O tlioro wns K"od ioill/- :
In ? , but the r a tions oio sinnll. The re
ceipts worn llahtor than oxpocted. S13 ears umt
7toi bit. There wore no wlthdrnwals from
tore. Tliudciirina fon-ar lots In store iin.l
to so to store was peed and prices from o to
o hliihcr. The wli'jnt inarkut was hulled by
antlelbiitui ) hot wcuthcr In the northwest.
A tutiiperatnin of IU ) = was talked of. nnd
It wns ussutlfcl thnttbo nhcnl WIH : nt tich a
stii''o nH to iniiKo ciop daniiiKe itlmost uert.iin.
This htnrlcd Hhorts to coverltm nnd Hilniu-
latcdpoeii atlvo Iniylnv. Mltchuli. Io an.
Urossenu and KeMnetr-Uopkliis wuio niiionc
the active buyers and the sol In ? WHS source
nnd scattered. The Ht. l.onln crowd took the
most liberal Iniml. The openliiLHICS : | uero nt
uu lulvniKU of Jic. the nuirket Itnprovlnt ye ,
with slight lluuluatlons. ronctiiu ? c nnd clos
ing steadv. There wim a healthy demand for
cash stiiir , which was the grourdworknf the
eltiuiUoii. llcsldcs active dciiiarid from
shorts for the cur lots , for which nn offer of
two round lots , one of L'.VOJ bn. of No.
2 rod , nnd ono of 75.00 bn. of No. : i
luird w liter \\linnt , wore reported Hold on
private teiins , No. - In car lots brought from
He to ? 4o more money thnn was obtainable
yesterday nnd No. " hard WHS In hotter de
mand ut Ic ndvance. Counselmnn &lay. Nor-
ton-Worthlniiton nnd llarl.vit-I < Viizlur wen )
among thu most artlvo buyers in the cash
market. In futures outside or.lors , chiolly to
buy , wore numerous. New York nnd the
northwest sent liberal orders and locally
Mltehell , who for seven ! days bus been buy
ing heavily nnd confidently , was oven
more diligently occupying himself In thosamc
Dimmer.
New York wired that there were a good
many Inquiries from Kiiulniid for new winter
whout mi I tint I'uiii nppo trod to bo most
anxious for offers for the same.
The statement of the tiuimtlty ot whcntnml
corn on pnBsnio to the United Klimdnia
would. It wns mild , show tin Increase of OJU.OJU
bu. of wheat.
In corn operations wcro mainly for local ac
count and price clmniroH licpt within mirrow
limits. News ru ardltu tbo erou was quite
favorable , the weather over the west being
clear and warm. OfTcrlmjs wcro very small.
Provisions woie excessively dull , but IIrm In
Bynip.ilhy with CL'ienlK. lied need KtocUs nre
cxpi'eto.l to hrlns In buyliiordera , but out
siders wore conspicuous today only by their
absotu'O.
I-roluhU wore firmer with lUbt nlTorliiKsof
Ilulfalc room. Itiiti H wcroUe fet wheat anil
Ze forrorn to lluiralo and l o for corn and
IKe for oats to I'ott Huron.
Kstlmaled rcculuts for tomorrow are :
Wheat , : I7" > ours : eorn , : tU o'irn ; oats-TO curs ;
bo-s , Jl.U'Olii.'iid. '
The leading futures ranged as follows :
AIITICI.KH. OI'K.V. 111(111.
WllKAT No. ! l
August 77W 77
tciitemlicr. . .
Dice tuber. . . . 8I38IH
COIIN No. 2
AllRUHt H
Fcptumbor. . . WKffl ' /t
Mny
OATH.vo. a
AllBUBt , . . . MM
rJcptombor. . . MMT 52
October. . . . . . T 82
SoptombciK. . 13 17U 1227W 1227H
JnnUnry 13 15 1.1 2 > 1321
LAUD
Kcptcnikor. . . 7SJ 7 W 7 10
January. . . . 7 TO 7 22W
BnoiiT lllll.'f
tioptombor. . . 7 BO 7 05 7 03
Jnnuiiry 0 W ) ( JIM I ! 1'U ' uro
Cash quotations wcro ns follows :
I'r.oim Steady and unchanged : winter Diit-
ents. $4.40 ; winter fitralts. fl.l'iivail.u ; spring
itralts , J3.i.J.CO : : bakers. fc'.Ni ® ' .a ' .
Wii'AT No. 2 prinr. ; 78at8Je ! : No. 3 spriu. ? ,
roO."IUu ! No. S red. 788 > 7Sjc. !
COIIN Stetuly : No. s , 4lic ) ? ; No. 3 ojjsh , 474c ;
No. II yellow , 4SV < & 4flo : No. 4. 4iffijo. : |
OATH-NO. 2. 3lfiliaiHlc ; : No. 2 while. 3JH ©
aiHfi No. 3 white. 31ic. !
HvK-No. " . tiOo.
HAUI.KV--NO. 2 , C2c ; Na 3 , no sales ; No. 4 ,
f.o. b. . 3l@3lo.
KLAX SKEII So. i. zi.o ; .
TIMOTIIV SKEII I'rlnip , ll. : git fl ,
1'oiiK Mcs- . per bbl. , IL'.viilii1 ; Inrd. per
100 Ibs. , J7.i.iro7.a7 : ! ' . ! dry B-iltcd shoulders
( boxed ) . (7.U O''ii ; short olu.ir sl.lus : ( boxed ) ,
t7.0)2j7.11. ) " ) .
Wiunnv Distillers' flubbed goods , per gal , ,
gun Aits Out loaf , 4i ® . " > } ac ; granulato.1. 4o | ;
Itandard A , 4n c.
Hccclpts undbblpmcntR today wcro as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today tlio butter
market was llrm : fiuiuy creamery. - > yr&
tiya ; oidlnury. LIQlTe ; flue dairy. ICSlbc.
Eg.s , llrm ; strictly fresh , lOc.
Nt. l.ouls .Marketg.
ST. Louis. Mo. , Aii7. 1. Fi-onii Staidy :
patents , f 17 © 1 OJ ; extra fancy. II.MiW.ii'J ;
taiiuy. l.i&Q3.2a : eholee. ( . ' .40ii2.3J ; fniully ,
tiymvio.
WIIKAT Was stronger today on stlinulutlnz
domustlo news , 0,01 iu ? ® ! u ill ) ; Nix 2 rod.
Ciibh. 74ic ! : August. 7.1V > 74iSc. closing at W o.
nominal ; September , TI ? U7.4'e. closing at
f3Se ! : Docombor. 8'io , closing nt 7suO ? bid.
COIIN Wns lifted up by wheat , closing ! { c
tbovn.yesterday's ; No. 2 , cash , 4Ujc ! : August ,
lUo. closing nt 41) ) > asUu I. uloslug ut r > ? iTilWo. )
OATS Klrm , advancing yc : No.2 , cash , 2l ! 4o
bid : Aiii'use , :0ic. ! nominal ; September.2iKifl
lO'di' . closing at lOJ o asked ,
Hvu Nonn offered.
HAIII.KV No market ;
HliAN-FIrm ; U.'e bid at mill.
HAV Host grades In Bh.irp demand ; t Hu
nt by. prliuu to strictly f.in.-y. * .o.-jjl3.Sl ;
pnilrlo. choice toglltotigo , t"-03,7.5u.
WIIIHKV Firm at tl.U.
HUTTKit-Stuadyt creamery , fancy , 20321o ;
Inlry. fancy. 10Ql7c.
Kcius I'lrmor at IKSOlJe.
CoiiNMKAt Firm ut * . . ( -i3..70.
HAOOINO fl'i714o. [ uf
IlUlit OliTTO.N I'lllri J1.10.
TIMOTIIV SKKD-KI.23.
CLOVIIII SKI : (7t'0. '
I'novifJONK Strong , but very dull ! holders
taking higher prices ; buyer * holding oir.
I'ork Hlandard mesa , jobbing , I1V.75. Lard
i7.llKa7.iri. Dry Silt Meats-Shoulders , f7.5 ;
longs nnd ribs , t'.M : boxed lots 13u more ,
llucon Shouliltirs , $7.2.1 ; loir.s and ribs , ( j.7.1 ;
thorls. tli.oa. HMIIIB sugar cured. HKUie- )
HKCKIITH I'lour. 4ooo hbls.i who it. aw , UJ
bu. i corn , iD.uoj bu.t oats , 2J.UOJ bu.jrye and
barley , none.
Slltl'JIliNTrt Flour. 7.001 bbls. : wheat , 10,00) )
bu , : corn. 20.0X ) bu. . ; oatsJM bu , ; rye und
burley , none. _ _ _ _ _ _
Ninr York . l
Nuw YOIIK , Aug. 2. Ft.oim-Iiecoluts. "J.8JO
Dkgs.1 exports , l.OJO buls. , 8)0 ) sackit ; In talr
uoniiitul but generally looUliu around for
bargain * and held stoaJlly ; salui , ? j,4JU bbls.
CMIINMUAI , Steady nnd quiet.
WtiBAT Kecolpls , 2II. ' . Oj bu. ; exports. 00,0 0
bu.i sales , ni\oju bu. of futures ; 241000 bu , of
pot. Spot flr n and fiilrly active : No 2. ( U'io '
In store unu clovatori HIo ullout : tli ibS'ie
L o , li. | No. 3 red , H'Jlio : ungraded red. 72 1
Mo ; No. 1 northern. B0i No. 1 hard , MU < au2)So ) !
Nc. 2 northern , tw. o ; Na 2 ChlciiKo , M e ;
No. 2 Milwaukee. M'ie : Na U spring. 7b > ic.
Optl in opened ! ii4Ho up , further advanced
U Simoon foreign buying with eableu steady ,
hot winds In thu northwest and Improved ex
port demands declined Ho on favorable
weather Host , Increase In amount on passage ,
deliveries of &C.U ( ) bu. on oontrauts and looat
rualltlir ; , closed steady ut ko over yester
day ! a 2 niJ , August , wiwiye. cloving
ut tlUUc ; Hoptembor , Hl'iftSI.'ie , uloslni ut
HlUci uctobor , K1)iilUTc ) , o'.oslnx ut lUKet
Duoumber , M IVIOo. eloaliig ut twu ; May , vJ !
WO ) iooiln4 ntltifju.
Hvu Btuudy. dull : western , 7-OiOo.
lUm uvMAi.T ( jiilet.
C'oiiN-lteeelptK. M.WJ bu.t exports , 7.00)
bu. : sales,3W.U Obii. of futtnes und UHiiO ) bu.
ot boot. Spotu llrmur. dull ) . \o. - ' , nSu ) In ulo-
vutor ; Mliu ullo.il : mi-'railed , mlxo ) . & 74W7Hc.
Option * ui'ro ( lull , iidvincoi ii 'lo with
wheat Hint better cables , closing llrm. Anuutt ,
f&UQ X'ttf , Oioajiu nt ftjyot Buptcmbor , ftl tfffi
Me , vionlnic ut fillio ; October. ftliiii.1l'iu. ;
closing ut Mic ) ; December , &li4 ! i < Ue , utoslnu
t6l)4o. )
OATS Itccclptu , 75.000 bu.t exports , 0,000 bu.l
WOWO Uu. ot f uturcm 117,0.0 uu. of spot.
Spot higher , moderately active , firm ! options
Mrongcr. tiulott August , M'ili Wc , closing ,
Soptotnbcr. 3 > yli ( : U' . oloslni , 30e ;
choice , ' ( Sa'Jc.
HOPS Quiet , llrm ; state , common to choice ,
2 < X ' o.
Hucun llaw , easier , fairly nctlvot fair re-
( \it\ns \ \ , 2 11-lOc Sales. in5 hhiK and 2,013 bags
muscovado. 8D teit.2 It-IGci 2OJObigscontrlfu- !
pals 00 test ntiliu : : 4,000 bags molu ! CH sim'iir 80
test , 2 15-IUu c. 1. f. | rellned , ntcndy. fulruo-
innnil ,
MetA pR Korolgn , nominal ; Now Orleans ,
steady , nulct.
KICK Firm , fair demand : domestic , fair to
oxtr i , 4t ? < &Hic ; .lap. in , 5J ! © . " > Hlc.
Eotis Firm nnd bottcr domiinili western
prime. ICiiTJITc ! western prime par case , (2.00
t lfto ; receipts , lo.flin pkgs.
Hil > -Stcady , dull.
Wool/ More active , llrm : domestic fleece , 2. )
® : 5 : pulled. 'JOiKRct Tot IK , Kffi'iSc.
I'IIOVIIIO.VB I'ork. dull and stcntlv : oltl
mess. ( l..vjit.out : now lues ? , 113.60. Cut
meats , dull , steady ; cut shoulders , 7Qi4 ! c ;
sales. V)0 ) ; pteklo I shodldors. V plcklo V hums ,
lilo for heavy : middles , steady ; citilut , short
elnnr.tf.5i. L.ird , dull , firmer : western steam
closed at K.IM ; salerf. 800 tierces at ( * .OJiO !
7.0' . . Option sales none ; September (7.0J bid ,
IIUTTSit Quiet , steady.
CitKK.sn bteady , ijinet ,
I'm Ino.x Dull , wonk.
TlN-iEaiy : straits tM.OJJl'JI.OI ,
LKAU-Dull. . _
Oinntm I'roitnco .Afurkot.
PEACIIKB C.illfornln. $1.50 ® ! . 03 ; southern II-
Inois. aviJ o per basket ,
.
O.tANOMCalifornia , $1.0 01,53.
llLACKiiKimins-UU ) .
1't.UMri-Cal I font la. S iBOavOJ.
HANAN * s-J ' .0)S'.7.'i. )
CAHII triB Homo grown , ( V.VQT.'to per doz.
MKMKVS Watermelons. 2Si6'lc.
NKW At'l'M'.s I'orouti-tblnl bu. bov , 7JOSOO.
WAX ItuANJ Halt bit. basket , 7ie.
1'EAit-i llarilutt , * : .7 : iij.2.'i. :
HUTTKII Packing stojU , 12)ittrio ) : small lots
select dairy , llifti'c ,
I'oui.TiiY-Sprlng cblcUens. $ . ' .Ooa.l."O ns to
&izu , slow ; old fowls , HJWu ,
OANTALOUI-KS I'or crate , il.2.1 ; Jems , 7Jo. per
tiimkot.
CAUi'OHNtAOtiAi'r. * 1'or case , $1.50 ,
CUCUMIIKIIS I'erdoz. , 3JJ.
.
NKW POT \TO28 SI.S.1 per bbl ; In sacks , tie )
per Ib.
ONIONS Per bbl. t.1 2. )
KIIIIHIIM City Market * .
KANSAS CITV , Mo. . Ane. 2. WHEAT New
was active nnd stnaly : ; old was dull and
lower : No. 2 hard , old , UlOKIc ; new , Oiatwlicj
N < x 2 red. ( fi-lo. !
CoitN Firm : fair iloni.ind and ! { o advnnco ;
No. 2m'\ed. 42l2 > ' , o : No. 2 while. B'xaviKc.
OATa-Sioa < Iy new oats very weak : No. 2
mixed. 242S.V ; ; No 2 white , old , 30ej now , 2So.
KVK Steady : No. 2. now. f > 8c.
Ki.AX8HKK-Ste.idy at hsdjnic.
OIIAN Sta'idy : sa-kcd , .MKitSs.
HAV Weak : prices tinch .nzcJ : timothy ,
$7. 0(3.000 ( : pr.ilrlc. J-i.MJiO 00.
HUTTIJII Firm ; creamery , lUJO20c ; dairy ,
' .
Kons-Flrmicaiidled. 10c. }
ItccnilTd Wheat , fll.OUJ bu. ; corn , 50) bu ;
oils.OJibn. .
Siiti'MKNTS-Wheat , 33,000 bu. ; corn , none ;
outs , 2,0.0 bu.
Liverpool
LtVEitroor Anz. 2.VIIBT Firm ; do-
mnnd poor : holders offer Kpirlngly. Ho-
celptfl of wheat for past three days. 240uou
centals , Including 120,001 Amoi'loan.
COIIN Firm ; domind poor. Hecolpts
for past th reo days , I2.7JJ centals.
I'KAS Cnnad i. S Sil per cwt.
1IACON Lon , ' mitt short clear .Vi-lbs. 40s per
owt.
CitrKSE-Amerlcun finest white and colored
45s Cd per cwt
Wool Market.
HOSTOX. Mass. , Aug. 2. The doman-1 was
steady nnd m-irkot. llrm. Sales unite inrgo.
Ohio has been soiling well atTci ; XX and
nbivo. 28a0c ; : Michigan X In demand at S3 ®
SKSic : No. 1 wolssell ntlilis'llu forOlno.3 , ' ® : i. >
for MlchUan : No. 1 combing wool , llrm at ; U ©
4Cic : Ohio Hue rtelalnd. il.'QlUc ; Mlehlgan
delaine. 2y7iijc : : iiiiwasho'J combing wool , sell
ing M7c for oiiu-qunrtur nud throo-oitthtlii
blood : Territory wojU am ) O illfornta wools.
nctlvo. uiifh in.'Od. Pulled wens ! In steady
dumiind Ht 3.IQIJJ for supor.s , 222Sc for extra ;
Australian , Gnu.
New York Dry Ooails Market.
Nnw Yr.uic , Aug. 2. There was some Im-
provcmont In the dcman I for drygoois to
day with a fuw laivo buyers among the ninny
smaller ones. Staple cottons , brown and col
ored chlflly , wuio In lo ullng request. There
was more ilo'.n ; also ! n bleached cottons thnn
K llttio while ago. Prints continue very llrm.
Clothing woolens begin to decline In interest ,
thu bulk of trading having been done.
Oil Mnrkut.
NEW Yonic. Aug. 2. PUTIIOMCUM Steady ,
quiet ; United closed ntMe for September.
CorrN. KEi > Oil. Quiet , steady.
TALI.OW Firm , quiet ; cltv ( J2 for packages ) ,
45-IUl ? c.
ROSIN Sto 'dy. quiet ; strained , common to
good. * I.V'2J' ! V:7S. !
Tuiti'iiNriNB-Dull , weak at2020Ho.
Coll'uii .Murkur.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 2. Options opnncd flrm ,
uiichan-'ed to 1" > points up ; closed steady ,
10 to 0 points up. Sales. ! ! i.2. base , including
August , l .50i2.V > : September , Il2.5o' il2.0i ;
October , tl'.rr.Mr.liO ; November , tl'i.lS : De-
cembor. Ji-.W/iJliOi ; Jantiiiry. 8l-.5" ai2.Ui ;
March. 1 ± ; May , UiUI ; spot Hlo , Urm ,
qu.ot ; No. 7 , ilJ t. _
CJttun MiirKet.
Nr.w OIII.IANJ , La. , Aug. 2. Dull : mld-
d.lng. 7i-Ulu : ; low middling , il ll-IQc ; good ord-
lii'iry , (13-IOc ( ; not receipts. 714 b-iles ; gross , H.O
bales ; sales , . .IJ bales ; stouk8l,7 8 bales.
Trailers' Talk.
OlilCAno. III. . Atr.r. 2. Coiinsolniim & Day
to Cockioll Hios.CoinmlHslon Co. : The grain
markcu opened llrm and remained dull , with
light offerings and a hiirdunlng tendency for
nn hour , advanced sharply on general buy In ;
started by reliable reports that the Into foit-
nlgbt's dioutli had shriveled thn unripe oats ,
eased elf a llttio un.ler realizing induced
by loported stocks nlloat and In Liver
pool , but dually mil ed nnd closed
very stioug with a mnrkud Increase ot scat
tered buying by commission houses. A
dec. dud Increase In telegraphic business Indl-
outcs that with quotations revive. ) and the
Hatch bill dormant , an active and higher mar
ket may bo expected Provisions rein lined
dull at about yesterday's high points till near
close \vhen the covering cit shorts on account ,
of the reductions In local sto.Us gave the Ctid-
nby crowd an opportunity to bid thu iiinr-
kets up further aim close It strong In sympathy
with grain.
OincAno. III. , August 2. Thn whn it tr.i'Ioto
day has boon goad with at ilrout.slde and local
demand. There has boon some gossip of ex
tremely hot winds In tbo northwest , but up to
this time of writing It looks conllriiiatlon.
Tlio Important points In the wheat situation
Is the low price and the fact that tbo sprliu
crop Is two weeks later than last year. Thu
sprint crop Is lluiilo to Injury from froit ; that
In our ouln on Is the only cause for apprehen
sion und In the past ten or eleven years frost
to damage has only occurred twice. Future
values will bo re.-ulated by the priuo we can
sell our surplus at to thu foreign Importers.
At present they ask for olfurs , but do not Indi
cate what price they wlil buy nt. We do not
look for any heavy speculative buying and a
mere supply an.l demand business is not In
favor of any great advance ,
Corn lias been steady. The business In It
curly was active , It opened nt4S,1i ; Septem
ber hold up to MJi&/i ' a. id closed at 40v The
local buntlment Is for hlgur prices , saeelal
crop reports point to a smull crop. We , ook on
4'J'Je ' as high ut this season ot yo.ir , but so long
as sentiment Isnu now wo uolleve buying on
broal.B8.ife for moderate profits.
On unfavorable crop reports oats advanced
sharply today and dosed at 3I,1 ; for Septem
ber , an advuneo of 1.4 per cent over last night.
Thu buying bus been good. The sentiment lo
cally Is for butter prices. Provisions are very
Btron ; . On lire iks buy hog products.
CHICAGO , III. . August' ' . Konnult. Hopkins ( c
Co. to S. A. MuWhoiteri Who.it-Aupreiionslou
of u destructive hot wave In tlio Dukotas und
Minnesota Inauced borne early buying , and us
markets slowly worked higher shorts began to
como In until there wua nn advance of nearly
Ic. Late reports from Iho northwest reported
no extremely hot Mouther and closing cables
were dlsapiiolntlni. Indian shipments were
nearly double thoio of nruv.ous week and the
amount on t-ocoml passage Increased 7&2.0 0
buihuU Instead of decreasing. On this news
there was a reaction near clo o with Indication
of itlll further doel no tomorrow If predicted
hot wave does not como.
Oats took thu speculative load today. Some
tnvuitment started advance developing the
fact that there U considerable short Interest.
Till * covered pretty freely and there m iy bo
loiiio reaction tomorrow , but on their merits
oats ought to ( till higher. Corn did not show
much strength us expected evidently some
one was feeding the crowd long stun , some
what loner urlees were untlulpato.1. Pro
visions hcl I their record for dulloem and
strength on lgh | .tt fading
hTOUKS AND 1IONDS.
. \dvoottc : of Higher Vuliivt Mtlll Kxpect un
Ailvnnoe.
Nuw YoitK. Au. % 2. The stook market today
hud un mlvuntiiKO which wus lacking In thu
uld ot London orders. Hut the advantage
was not apparent In either the volume of
business or the movement of prlcoi. In fact ,
London v us credited with buln ? r. nailer of Its
favom. wlillo AtuhUon wus bought by Hoston
pvoplo. but tbu now biuliibds , snob as It was ,
failed tc cheek the dwindling of trutiauctlons
la thu proportions uruvalent a fuw weeks
nga The utlvojatun of u higher range of
value * profctsctl not to bu discouraged , however -
over , anil pointed to tbo Drawback ! under
which thu speculation lia * lufforoJ , Including
theKoldnhfumeuu , thuvllvur agitation , the
uutl-optlou bill and lUo unfavonkblo crop ro-
lorts , which , while never verified , certainly
mil an liilliionco for hiirni upon the Bccurltlca.
All of thoio have failed to encourage anv ox-
ion-lod Mnlllng , or oven to prevent marked ad
vances nt time1 , nnd to I ay while there wns a
marked absence of the bull traders on. the
floor of the exchange , prices were well hold
throughout tlio sesslor. .
It Is toportcd that u now speculative Inter
est bus boon unlisted In Atcluson , and the
early dullness In that slock was attended by
considerable excitement and , while It contin
ued to bo ono of tbo Icailliu native stocks , its
animation was largely reduced uftT Ibo llrst
lioitr. A Into Rolling ( movement , however ,
nentralirod the early nuvnnoa and the whole
1st wni brought down with It below the level ,
It closed Htm , though dull and Irrozntnr.
slight iihnngcsfrom lust night's Hcures. There
was nn advance of ' ( o In Cottonseed OH and lo
In the preferred , the late rally In Sugar tail
ing to brliiK It up more than a fraction beyond
Us liist nlxht's price. The trading reached
18S.V.K ) listed and 1S.U.U unlUtott.
Uovorniiiunt bonls : have been dull nnd
jarely steady. State bonds have boon dull and
steady.
The PoU na.va : It U scarcely probable that
much enthusiasm will bo aroused In nn up
ward movement of prices until the old cx-
iiort question Is settled for tbo season. How
tar this protrautod movement serves the pur
pose of pcs'ttmlst.s may bo judged by Saltir-
lay. Spoolu withdrawals reduced the United
States treasury's gold balance ( 'Deluding the
flDJ.OHI.UH ) lesurvo ) from 8 13,05JOUO to (110,411-
Wl. So lulu a glimmer export muvuihcnt In
specie Is unusual , but It Is not without ptcce-
deiit. The statement publUhcd this mornliii
Llmtcurrentexcbnnro rites are the blithest
for this date since iho war , Is quite Incorrect.
The following are the closlnu quotations for
the load Ing stocks on the New York Stock ox-
chuiuo today :
Atchlaon < U
Aitnin ) Kxprcss , . . . . 147 Nntlonnl t'onlnpo. ,
Alton , T. it St N. J. Central
tlo preferred IW Norfolk * West , pfil
American Kxprcss. , IIS North Amor. Co . , ,
llnltliuoro A Ohio , . , VIH Xortliorn I'nclllo. . . .
Cnnnila 1'ncltlc 8H do pro
Cunnila southern. . \m \ t > . l' . Den Ainf. ) . .
Central I'liclllo 81) NorthneBtern HTM
Cht'S. A UhU 2lt < ilo pfil
ChlrniH ) A Alton. . , . IW .V. V , Ccntrnl
Chic. llur. * yulncy 1U2 N. V. AN. I !
Chlcnttndai SlH Ontario A Western.
ConsollOnlo.l ( ! . . . ItlU Ort'Kon Imdrovo . . .
r. r u. & st. ii 7M Urob'on Nnv , . , ,
Colonulo Coal Si I , . 35 tl. S. U A U. N
Cotton nil CerUlle'a 44V 1'nclllc Mnll
Dei. .1 Hudson , . . , , . 1IS' < I' . , Deo. A K
It. . I * A W I.WK I'lttsburit
1) Alt. ( i. n M f,0 I'ullninn 1'nlnco
D.AC. K. Co 4S Itoatlliiff . . . , .
KitHTonn 4) ( Illchnipml Term. . , *
I'.rlo 2SU ilo pfd
ilo pM lUki Hlo ( jrnndo West. . .
* Kort Wnyno 15. ! di > pfd.
n rout Northern pfd. 1 7 Itoctc Mnncl
ChlciiKoAK. 111. pfd W d.li. AS K. Istpfil
llocklnir Vnlloy S'Ot St. 1'nnl
Illinois Ccntrnl lOiji ilo pfd
St. 1'nnl \ Dnlutli. . . 42)4 St. 1 * . A Omnlin nfd. .
ICiumis A Toxni | ifd 27 tjonthoru 1'nclllc. . . .
l.nkoKrla A West. . . 2IH Siik'nr Uutlnorr
do pfd , 7(1 ( Tonn. Conl A Iron. .
I.nko Shore l.'lllf Toicnsl'aclllo
I.iMKf'l'rilBt 37li I'ol. AO. C pfd
I.onlsTlllo A Noah. . 7IJ ) Union I'nclrlc
I.oiil.ivlllc A N. A. . . 23 IJ. 8. K prcss
MnnlmttnnCon. . . I'tlK Wntiash , SU U\l' . .
VMcinplds .tClmr. . . W do | ifil
Michigan Ontrul. . . luthi Wclln Fn o Kx
Missouri 1'nclllc. , . . TOU Western Union
MoblloAUhlo : Wheeling Alj. K . . .
.NaslivllloCuat ( fj ao pfd
'bid.
Union , 3,4' > 8.
Now York Money Marlcnt.
NEW YortK , AUR. 2 , MONEVON OAM. Easy
at I'A ' to 2 per cent ; lust loan IJi per cent ;
closed olforcd Hi percent.
I'IIIMK MEiiCANrtt.i ; I'APEII 3M5i ! per cent.
ruui.t.M ! K.tciiANdK Quiet but sto idy at
J4.87 torsl\ty-day bills and * l.8S'.t for dcmanU.
Tbe closing quot.-itloiis on bonds :
London Plnunuliil Jtovlow.
( Copi/Ho/ilfil tSSflli'i Jamx niirlii \ Dsipti' ! . |
LONDON , Aug. 2 [ .Now York Herald Cable
Special to TUB HUE ] Iluslnoes ns n whole
has been quiet on thu Stock exchange today ,
the attendance of members havln , : been
small , owing to tbo holidays. Funds nro un
changed , wlillo In llan rupee liupiir murks nn
Improvement of > per cent. Foreign govern
ment securities have been more or loss llrm
from opening to close , a good tone being re
ported on continental bourses. Home railways ,
nftur b.ivlng been generally Urm tbo creator
imrlof the day , close dull for most descriptions.
In place of a rise , a small dec Inu was marked
In llrlghton preferred , Southeastern preferred
nnd Midland , On the other hantl , in Uront
Western o rise of 1 } per cent on dividend
rumors Is noted , The advance In Caledonian
Preferred , north llrltlsb preferred nnd South
eastern picfurrcd was reduced to from ! j jior
cunt to ! 4 per cunt durliu last hour. Ameri
can railways have shown less firmness , owlnz
to the number of realisations , whl u there ban
been wanting support from New York. Union
" aelllo relapsed U per cent. Denver preference -
once 11 per cent and many others frori H to !
percent. Atcluson Incon'o bonds still show
nn advance of U pur cent. Atcblson ordinary
Ji per cent , Krlo preference 1 per cent and Erie
or.iln iry U pur euiit. Money has been little
wanted. With the overabundant supply of
llontlng enpltal , short loans have been ob-
t illicit at ! 4 percent und under. In the dis
count market bills have boon scarce , those nt
two and three months being quoted ut from
13-10 to H percent.
' riimiiolnl Noted.
KANSAS CITV , Ma , Aug. 2. Gliuringi today ,
ll.63.85a V
NKW OULBANS , La. , Aug. 2. Clearings ,
HAVANA , Aug. 2. SuauUh gold ,
Exch.inguiilut. ( )
I'AIIIB , Aug. 2. Three per cent rentes , 03f
75o for tlio account.
New VOIIK , Aug. 2. Oloarlius , (135,371-
630 ; balances. & ,17oX ( > 2.
llAl.TlMolii : , Kid , , Aug. 2. Clearings , ft.G53.-
8j4 ; balancci ) , KNJ1OU. Money , ' ) per cent.
I'liu.Aiiixt'iilA , Til. , AUK 2. Clearings. S3- !
050hUJi balances. Cll'-Mft' ' . Money , 2 percent.
LONDON , AUK. 2. Amount of bullion gene
Into tbo Hunk ot England on balances today ,
JL'-7tllOJ. )
McMi'iilS , Tonn , . Aug. 2. New York ox-
chnn.o soiling ut ll.'J. Clearings , ( .tJ2.8lh
balunccD. 17HOU3.
UovroN , Mass. , Aug. - llalanees. 11,0.1X872.
H.tu , 2itO3 percent. Call loans , 3 1 poromti
time loans , 33 ® 3 per cent.
ST. LOUIH. Mo. . Aug. 2. Clearings. t-\'i'il ,
4''y ; bulnnccs , (713,011. Money llrm nt 04t7 per
eeut , ExUiangoon Now York Wo discount.
HOSTON , Mass. , Aitz. 2. Clearings , (20.-
: UI..YI1 ; balances , tl.VM.K9 : Money , 2 ® 3 per
cent. Exuh'inxo on Now York , baide dUcount.
ClllOAdi ) , lit. . Aug. 2. Olourlngs , 118-
fi' i.tLVl. New York uxchaiuu steady ut pur.
bUirllng uxcluii'judnll und unchunued ; sl.xly
tlaya bill".flb'i-il demand t'.W . Money mod
erately active ut4i&'i pur cent.
I.IVK STOCK AIVtICIiT ! .
Cattlu J'rlcos Ilrciik llucl'y Iloin hhotv u
I.lttlH StriMitur.
OiiAHA. Aug. 2-rThu receipts for the two
days oT this week foot up yVJi bend of o tlir ,
a slight liHTuam over same period lust wee .
1'rlees ye tei-duy anil Saturday nuv.ineed
khurply und today thu advuneo was eoniplely
WANTED
TOUI | MU ut CITItlS.
COUNTIES , SCHOOL.
_ - . . _ -m DlbTRIOTU , IWATEK
COMPANIES , 8T.R.R.COMPANIE8tto.
V.W.HARRIS & COMPANY.Bankers.
leX'iea Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
; t Wall Etreett NEW YORK *
70 SUte St. . BOUT ON *
wiped out on boot steers , a rlrop
of from 150 * * itt 21o bompt noted.
Trndo was sltiBUlsIfItml weal * nnd the mnrkot
badly demoralized/JOnndy killers sold at Iho
least decline , heavy Shd jrrnssy slnlTboliiK al-
tnott unsalable , oven at the uecllno.
The supply ot cert htufT was no creator than
tbo demand of the iVMle , consequently price *
on till * kind worn about sloady. nnd a clear
ance wns cITcclod early In Iho day.
The stock jr nnd f cyder trade was niodor-
atoly Rood and prices on desirable holdings
fully steady. Itoprcsentnt.ve snles !
No. Av. 1'r. No'Av. * . t'r. Na Av. 1'r.
Ditkssnn nEBF.
3..1010 M SO UO'ltftO ; tt SJ 60..1181 1433
. . : | : i f,0 18..UOO 4 30 19..U12 450
33..Iltt 4 03
1. . 030 300 4 , . s'l'J 3 OJ 01. . 014 400
Cows.
21 . KII 1 CO 8. fl.'O I M 3.,1210 210
2. . 770 1 0(1 ( Sfl. . | ) I3 1 75 23. . 0.0 2 IS
SI. . 783 I III II. . S)7 ! ) I SJ 1..12.V ) 225
! . . 5fiO ISO n , . 7lH I 83 10..1015 225
111. . TOO " 53 2i.10u8 200 I. . bOJ 2 25
1. . 750 1 ft ) 10. . 705 200 fi.,10H ! 2 CO
1. . 1)30 ) 103 2J. . Oil 2 05 14 , . II-'O 285
GALVISS.
. .200 2 SO 5 , . 2lS ) 275 12. , 107 825
25. . 181 275 10. . 1VU 275 4. . 24) 300
IIUt.1.3.
1. 1443 ISO 1..170) 150 5.1451 ISO
STOCKr.llS AND FBKDEIIS.
2. . 400 SCO 21 , , DO ) 250 20..1033 2 SO
1. . 1431 200 8. . 7SJ 259 S'MUSO S t-5
I..iniK ) 200 7 , . 811 2 liO 2J . 071 285
1. . 8W 221 SO. . 01 ! ) 2 M 45..1075 2 85
1..1070 225 20 , . Mil 271 35..1183 2 OJ
3. . 843 2 ! > ) 12 , . 707 2 8J
WII.KKItS AND srillNOKIlS.
1 cow and calf. . . . , . 3000
1 cow and calf , MOO
J cow and calf 24 OJ
1 cow and calf 20 UO
1 springer , .1000
VESTBHN CATTLE.
No. Av. .1'r.
Krfistoors , Tex . ' . H10 2 20
101 Btcorj. Tex 034 240
WVOM1NU CATTLE.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
21 cows 728 81 23 13eowq. . . . Oil $ S 00
0 ! cows. . . . Bl > 8 163 14 feeders 1.135 265
S feeders. . TEA 250 , 5 feeders 1.114 210
5'J feeders. . l.ll''l 2 M 40 feeders. 1)10 ) 205
2 cows 10) I 55 4 bulls. . 1.275 1 31
28 feeders. . 1.U44 2 m 60 cows. . . . 7UI 1 55
22 cows. . . 7(3 ( ii 00 2 cows. . 03) ) IBS
IIoos The roculpm for the two days of the
week wore upwards ot 3.03J bo.id short of tlio
number received the llrst two days of lust
week. Tnu tone of the market was slightly
Improved and prices on good , shippers es
pecially were stronger. Common ll.'ht and
mixed hoxs sold steady throughout , tlio bulk
selling at from J5.4) ) to $5.45 and tops ut $5.119 ,
the average price paid * being $ o.42Si , Repre
sentative sales :
Na Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
. ' 1 35) ) $310 75 S2S 210 $5-40
8" > 2.10 240 510' 7.1 2 1IW 641
21 241 200 510 70 ' . ' 10 ICO fi 42i !
2 320 S 10 70 214 120 5 42Vi
1 270 515 77 2.V5 200 A 42K
2 IBS 525 72. . . . 218 240 i"i4.14
1 . . . .170 52.1 KJ..10.1 U'O A4JM
KL Wi 525 71) ) 231 50J 5 42H
05 187 210 5iO : 70 . . . . 210 200 545
74 223 32) ) 53214 75 ' 11 IW ) 545
61 188 203 SItt 72 221) 240 545
711 204 23) 535 7 . . . . 2.11 120 54"i
81 2)8 ) 200 SIC Kl 210 SM 545
75 204 289 533 72 KM 80 545
51 l'3l 10) ) 5 IIS B'J..2,0 200 545
70 173 200 53,1 * 74 208 80 545
71 . . . , ll I'O ) 537V 73 22J 8J 545
81 2JJ 200 5 37H 67 247 30) 545
05..220 203 S37U 74..no 80 54 >
CJ 2u5 20 540 70 235 2bO 543
b7 209 2 0 S 40 78 212 2.K ) 5 45
78 217 100 540 70 210 10) 545
70 228 240 540 84 203 12) 6 47J4
70 230 JO ) 540 BJ 2U3 120 5 47'J
fit 214 120 540 47 3U1 40 5 50
71 . . . .231 i'Sl ) 540' . 81 11)1 ) 40 553
75 215 1(19 ( 540 , 71 217 bO 550
63 283 20J 5 4U : 00 227 533
71 22-J K13 540 , . OJ . . . . .234 120 530
85 1 ! 'J > 0 040 * 7B..215 ItO 5 5J
7(1 ( 2.7 320 540' 07 217 550
00 . . . . 2S'I 10'J 5 4 > " 73 210 652K
43 28 KM 5 4'J i 01 2-K ! 120 5.15
'
70 223 2IU 643 59 0)7 ) IW SO )
81 1U1 40 6 40 02 207 80 6 U3
(
nnANo itouati.
0 1C-5 - 350.-x 2 200 503
1 110 4 15 ' ' 5 170 605
SHEEP One load only wns received and this
was billed direct to a local boit > c. Market
nominally steady'lYilr to iood natives $3.73 ®
4.30 ; fair to good westerns. $ .1.5J ® 1.23 ; com
mon rnl stock aheap. $ . ' . : > © 'I..VJouu ; ( to
choice 4J to VO-lb lanjLa. $ l..rO25.sa
Sliowlni tbo uuiiiberof boud of stock pur-
cbusod on the mnrkot ns reported by tlio
wolghmustcrs ot the t-toek Vard eomuuiiy ;
.
' ' " '
swift&'Co ' : . . . ' . ; . . ' . , . . . . 227
Cttilnby I'licklnsconinuny.- . 571
Omabn 1'ackltu compnny . . . 30
'
Hiimmnnd . . . 23
A.lliius . . . ' . . 14
Ioo Kotbscblld. . . . 131
Ilentou&S . i . 110
Other buyers . 189
Total . 1,5'J4 '
lions ,
Cudnliy Packing compuny . . . 2,102
OnmbiiPncklugcon-piiny . 147
Bwlft&Co . 479
b'fjiilros . C')8 )
Other buyers. . . . . . iOJ-
Total . . . ! . 4.583
SIir.KP.
Swlft&Co . 140
\\\K StocK Alnrket.
CiliCAQO. 111. . Aug. 2. IHpcclal Tolcsrnm to
TUB Unn | Tlio enttlu tr.ulo was very ami ,
but about everything wits worked elf nt full
prices , the tone of tbo market bolnz little
llriner tbnn on Moncliiy. Tbo range of qttoti-
tlons WHS f rom ll.VO to 7530 , cows and bulls
sellln. : on u basis of from ir.OO to J.tO , ) . uiid
steers utfiom 13.00 to J5.J.O. Texas ciit'e. of
wlilcli about 21.000 nrrlvod , were quoted nt
froin 81.25 to J3.25 for gnisiers nnd at from JU40
to tl.25 for fell steers. Westerns were dull at
from $ ' .5) to $125. Itccelpts weic estimated at
1.50 bond. There was a Urm calf market at
from $ . ' .00 to $5.UO.
There was an avcniRO Rain In hojs of about
Bo per 1 JO I us. A f.illlu ; olT In the receipts of
more thnn ono-bnlf would seem to bavo war
ranted a more decided adv.uico. but the do-
iimnd was lacking nnd salesmen wcro unihlu
to force prices for tbo choicest goo3 ] above
* " > .00. Three or four s.tlos wore effected at
that figure , but silcsat bettor tban $ ' < .8l ) did
not out much of u llxuro in tlio a.uy'3 business ,
tbo bulk of the IIOL-S K'onix below * . " > .70. Tim
supply wns pretty evenly divided between
loc.il and outside buyers at from 15,0) to 818) )
for poor to choice , $5.0) to ? 3.70 helm thn popu
lar price. Oulls wore cinoted nt from JD.UJ to
tl.'i't and crassors anyWIIITO from V5c to Me elf
from tbo prices current foi cornfittcd. The
finality averaged better than for some days
past.
The sheep market wns strong toJay by rea
son of continued lltrlit nrrlvnls. rather than
on account of any partloulur activity In the
demand. Not many sheep wore wnntod for
shipment nnd the local trade was not hungry
fur mull' , but with receipts of barely 5,0uu , sell
ers bad easily tbu best of tlio s.tuatlon. Quo
tations wcro from K.O l to J.UiOfor culls and
rams , J.L.VJ to i4..M ) for common to fair Rr.ulos ,
and 11.75 to IHI.UO for L-OOL ! to extra. The lamb
market w.is Urm at from $5,00 to $7.00 for com
mon to extra.
Kccclpts : Cattle , 5,000 ; ho0's , 10,003 ; sbcop ,
5,1 'o1. '
Tbo Evenlnr Journal reports :
CATTLE Hecelpts. noMj ; shipments , 2,201) :
market steady : K'ooi ) to extra steers. $1.25 ®
4.0.1 ; others , tUSOQI.10 ; Texans , t2.10Q3.3J ;
rangers , t-1.4' .
Hods HeeelptR , 10,000 : shipment * . 8,031 ; mar
ket about steady j rouih and common , $ , Vv6 ®
5.50 ; Kood mixed , M. < ! ) Srt.75 | ; prime heavy and
butcher weUbts. i.bOU : > .U ) ; ll ht , f > .25fj > 5.8 > > .
SiiBKi1 Hecolpts. I1.UUO ; shipments , 2,503 ;
buKturados bibber , 'otburi steady ; natives ,
U5O5.73 ; Toxiins.'W'.vSQI.Oij westerns , JJ.BO ;
lambs , t.DOS7.ua ' "
Kaiunt City I.lvo Ktoulc .Market.
KANSAS CITV , 'Mtx , Aux. 2. OATHU Ile-
cclpts , 7,100 ; calvritTiieculpts 1,000 ; shipments
4,000 ; calves GOO. the mnrkot for Kood steers
was steady ; otliurK dull ; cows und feeders
steady ; need TUXI ; cattle steady ; others
dull and wonk to loner. Hales : Dressed beef
ana sblnplnv stuerw , (2.0 © 1.70 : cows and
holferx. 8-JW.05 ! ( " : , .Tox.iB nnd Indian steer * ,
- - " cows. Jl.B2.UJ ( ;
Hods Ueculpts , tijluu : shipments , none : tbo
market was steady to Ou higher ,
t
, WIFTS ; SPECIFIC
i For rr-nnvaUmj the entire system ,
I cllmlnatlrif * all 1'olsoim from tlio
- rlllood whcther of ecrofulons or
malarial origin , this jirciaratlon has no equal.
.Ttiptj S.S.S.
S "For eighteen ninnths I bad an
I eating tore on my tongue , I was
' ' ' " ' ' ' -
treated by best local iihyBlciana ,
but pbtalncd no relief : tlia sore gradually grew
wonso. I finally ( took u. H. H. , and was entirely
cured after uslnij ' a few bottles. "
C. H. McLKMOitK , Henderson , Tor.
after'S TreatlK ) on Hlood and Bkln Dis
eases mailed free.
TUB SWIFT Si'Eomo Co. .
Atlanta , da.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
strotijn ost-nmo rnno of prices , HIHWM.TJ
bulk of i IP * . .io.Vn. !
iUKK.iKcculpls. . 70J : shipments. gX ( > : stMite
tolilKlicri n.'ilos ranged toilny for sheep unit
ixrabs U1
Now York I.lvo Stock Market * .
YOIIK. Aujr. 2. - 11KEVK9 HocolpK 1,01(1 (
head , nil tor exporters nnd slaughterers ! no
trade : foollnff very wonkl tlro sed beef dull nt
? M < 8 ViO porlb. : shipments today , Mir beeves
niiit A,7-fl quarters of beef.
UAt.vics Kccolots , XTJlioadj market steady !
veals , * VHOiltl.7.Krjisiors. ! . tS..52.M.
SlIElil' Itocolpts , 2.8M hcucl : sheep stonily
nt K > . < w\M | lambs. "to per Ib. hluhor ntM
© 7.211 pressed mutton stonily nt 82)110 ) par Ib.t
dressed I ii in In ( Inn ntOBHIc.
lions Ituouluts. 2,50J lieiul. Including two
curs for sulo ! market easier at * 5.5X3.W. ( ( )
St. Louis Mvo Stock Mnrhet.
ST. Lout ? , Mo. Aus. 2. CATTLE Hocolpt * ,
2,400) ) shipment * , 1.4JO ! ninrkct ntoudv : fair
to choice native steer * , fJ.ti.Vitl.fU ; onllnnry
to iron.l To xn n steers , $ J..lI&ADJi ) cows nnd
dinner1) . tl. CK32.2.1.
II. ids Hucelpts , 401 | slil t ) m cuts. fiOO )
tnirkot a Nhndo lower ; bouvy , J\8X35.83 ( ;
mixed. JV41\80.
SiiKRl1 Receipts. 1,700 ; shipment * . 101 : mnr
kot strong ; choice nutlvo millions , $ i.75 ,
AVerse Tliiiu u Lockout.
Tbo statement of Mr. J. Sterling of Wlok-
llflo , ICy , , will boot special Interest to me-
cbmilits' , many of whom nnvo had a similar
experience.
"I m 11 cooper by trade , nnd for many
years worked In Ublc.iRO. About twelve
months QUO I luul nn nttncK of tllnrrhoja ,
wtilcli became chronic. I was IrontoJ by
two pronilucnt phy&lplans or Chicago , but
from them rccelvoit no permnnonl bonollt. I
tbon wont to Toxns wlioro 1 was again
treated bn lending physician with results
similar to those I had" prnvlously experi
enced. In Mny I came to WlukllfTe , ICy. , in
a very doblllutod condition , consequent
upon this lone continued trouble. I wont tea
a drhtj store for relief. Chamberlain's Uollc ,
Cholor.i nnd Dlnrrhasi Homcdy wns rocom-
mondoJ. The llrst dose rcllovca mo. ixud
two ! 2.Vcont bottles cured inc. I consider
myself well today. "
Mr. Starling Is 03 years of np.o anil a very
nlco old gcntlomtn , nnd reliable in all mat
ters. Hccainonoro In a very low state of
health , but now says bo fools perfectly well
nnd buoyant and has had no symptoms of
dlnrrhuu for three or four weeks. Cham
berlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Uom-
cdy is vcrv popular horo. U. W , SIUVO.L ,
drugclst , WlclclllTo , Ivy.
MAKING THEIR WANT3 KNOWN.
West linil Citizens Dcslro to Ask The Coun
cil for Jfcodcil ImprnvomriitH.
There was another Ihrgo nnd well attended
mooting of the West Sldo Improvement club
Monday uliht , at which a great doil of en
thusiasm existed. In the absence of the presi
dent Mr. H. A. Drunim was selected to pre
side. '
A rommlttoo consisting of Ed Walsh , Mr.
Palm and Mr. Wllg was appointed to wait on
momhcrs of the city council and SQO u that
body will not do something toward finishing
'
Uio'fildawulU on Forty-eighth street , us nt
present it is worthless to the public.
A committee consisting of Ed Walsh , Dr.
Schwenk , J. Hussell , J. F. Sopor and G.
Wllg was appointed to call on the mayor and
chief of police and request them to Imvo the
bubo gang cut down the weeds that line the
sldownlk on both sides of Loavcn worth street
' . At this
from t'orty-tlrst to Forty-eighth.
time the sidowulk Is almost impassable be-
cuuso of the weeds.
The secretory , Ed Walsh , was Instructed
to specially invite Councilmcn Davis , Chaf-
fce , Edwards , Howell and Steel to attend
the next mooting of tbo club which will beheld
held nt the same place on next Monday night ,
Augusts. It Is hoped that the count-Union
named will avail themselves of the opportu
nity to olliclally visit their constituents and
to listen to the pravors and plaints of the
residents of their wards.
Tbo following committee was appointed to
formulate the wants of the clue and present
thorn at the next mooting for the considera
tion of the Invited councilmen , viz. : Doug
las , Schwenk and Drunim.
A committee was also appointed to sco that
the sidewalk on the north side of Leaven-
worth street from Tnirtv-sovonth to Tnlrty-
nlnth streets bo cleaned of the mud that
careless graders have allowed to Tall on it
until it is buried out of sight , so that people
traveling to and fro In that neighborhood
have to walk in tbo middle of the street.
With three chesrs and u tiger the muetlng
adjourned to moot again at the same place on
Monday , August 8.
DoWitt's Sarsapariliu cleanse ? the blood ,
Increases the appetite and tones up the sys-
tom. It has bdnelittod many people wtio
have suffered from bload illiorJors. It will
holpy ou.
Marrlago Licenses.
Tbo following nurrlatro licenses ware is
sued by Judge Ellor yesterday ;
Name and address. Age.
I William W. White. Ida Grove. In . U9
) Mary E. Johnson , Ida Grove , In . 37
j Ferdinand Siiulder. Hunnlngton . 21
1 Anna fcehliudo. Oallioun . 'JO
j Walter Ander on , Oimihn . Ill
1 Mury li bhopiird. Omaha . t"J
J Henry llanp. Oinalm . 1Q
1 Anna Helming , Uniulm . IS
Nucsretl NucgeU Nuggetl. Buy Big
Nuirjjo baking powder. 32 oz. U5 cents.
You can save money
with Dr. Picrco's incdf-
chics , if you get the
genuine. Suppose
they're not tlio lowest
in price what does
that mnttor ? The
point that's impoitnnt
is this ; they're.ho
I cheapest moilicines you
can buy nt < my price ,
for , with them , j/on
puij only for the good
you fict. If they ever
fail to benefit or euro ,
you have your money
bock. Can you ask moro ?
But , there's only ono way to get these gen *
nine QWtrantccil medicines. To guard
against fraud end imposition , thcy'ro sold
only through druggists regularly authorized
as agents , mid always nt these long-cstab- '
lishcu prices :
Dr. 1'ierco't Volden Medical Discovery ( for
thp liver , blood nnd lungs ) , . . , . ? 1.00.
Dr. Picrco's Favorite Prescription ( for
woman's weaknesses nnd ailments ) , . Pl.OO
Dr. Picrco's Pleasant Pellets ( for the Ifvcr ,
Btomach anil Ixjwels ) , 25 coits.
Beware of fraudulent imitations mitt dilu
tions offered at lower prices than the abcva
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards CompanA"
SOUTH OMAHA.
est cattle , hog ami sheep mnrkot In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER
LIVE HTOOIC COMMISSION ,
THE LEADEHri.
0 flMtllll Write to this hou for cor-
V. UMAI1A | root Marlcol IlaportJ. _
Wood Brothers ,
Fouth Omaha Telephone H'i7. - Chicago
J. 1 > . IUUJSMAN. l „
W. B. WOOD. fMana on ,
Mnrkot reports by mall an-1 wire cheerfully
furnlHhud upon nppllcatlon.
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , RastSt. Louis , Kansas City. South
OniuliJ , iltux Cltv. Fort Wortti.
A. D. Boyer & Company ,
f > 8and.VJ Kvuhitngo Iliilldliu.riouthOniah u
Corro i > ondenco ollclt3l nnJ nr.ntly : | antwjrjl.
tpfclulutluntlontoorilor
, 1E81. . - InoorporatoJ , I3JI
Capital fullr pall , fUffil.
Waggoner liirney Company ,
Wrlto or wlro u for prompt unJ rullublu mar It H
rcporti.
Perry Brothers Company ,
Livestock Commission. '
Hoora 61 Kxchunico llulldlnz , South Omaha
Telephone ,17i)7 ) ,
M , n. Ilegarty & Co. ,
Uoou 31 Krjiu(9
Hulldlnz.
Bouth Ouahu , - Neb
OMAHA
Manufacturers'
AROIIITECrs AND DUILPER3.
J. H. Glenn.
Contractors nnrt ub contractor ) for nil klm1 < of
bidldlns. iilnslorliii pnlntlnii , etc. All will rccclto
COPT of Ulonn'a nrcliltccU' nnd bnlldori' illrccuirr
free , by nondlnff tlirlr nnuio , buslncj * nml locution
to the imblUlicr. J. II. ( Jlonn , IU H. IMIi utrcct.
AWNINGS AND TKNTS.
Oraalia Tcnl & AwningCo Wolf Bros. & Co.
Tents , nwnlnm , tnrpnu-
Fines , hummocks , oil nnd lln , covers of nil klnil * .
rubber clotlilnit. Bond ll x , Lnnnor * , etc. Soint
'
Jorcnt'k'uc. II1J Knrnnni for oJtnloKUO.TOi S. H'-th
BAGS AND TWINES.
Bcrais Omaha BagCo
Importers and mrfa.nonr
tnckn , lintlnpn , tnlno ,
BIOVCLES. BOXES.
11. C. Todd
. . ,
M. 0. Daxon ,
ser to.t.J. Wllk
cnon. M'f'i ; clKiir , pnpur
Bicycles sold on mnntni , imcklnit boxes. All novel
licymonts. 1SO.N. li , , { , iloiln hex Una.
1111) ) Douithii St.
BOOTS AND SHOUS.
Morsc-Coc Shoe Co.
1100 Howard Street.
Knctory corner llth and Doiu'lin strsot' .
Wo nro m-iKliu clo o prlco. to c.nli buyom , nnd nro
( Ollliif u cl.133 of oed < which Is very salcubto
Ith mcrclKints.
" Steven Crccdon.
Mnnufncturer > ncbnt. I can supply yon with every
thing In shoes men's , no.nanS und ohlldH * at
Ion cut f.ictery prices nnd discounts. I.itcst styles.
11UI Fiirnam street , llooin 19.
Kirkcndall , Jones & Co ,
Wholc'alo Mfr , Aecnts , Hoots , shooj ruhticrs ,
lloslon UnMiorSIiooCo felt coodB. HIH , U10
HO.-llul-lIlhi llnrnep-st Hiriiey-st.
CLOTHING.
Blolcliy & Co. Gilmorc & Rulil.
Clothltifnotion. furnl < h- Mnnfri. and Wholcsnlo
Inits. lilvu us it trial. clotblcrs. 1IW Ilaruuy
Hnmplei prepaid IIT express - street.
press , 1113 llnrnoy.
COAL , COKE , CORNICE.
Eagle Cornice Works
Mfrs. Ralvanlied Iron
rr and soft coal. P. K. cornice , window cans ,
( ! . Kith and Uouguls motallc skylights , etc.
rccts , 1110 , 1112
CONTRACTORS.
J. 11.
Contractors nnd sub contr ictor * for all kinds of
building , plasterlnu. pilntlni * . dr. . will roselvo .1
copy of Ijtenn's urchltccia' und builders' directory
freu. by sending their ntiac * . biMlnetts and location
to llu publisher. J. H. ( ilvnn , IUB. IMh itr ct.
DRY GOODS.
Jl. E. Smith & Co , Kilpilrick - Koch
Dry Kooiii , notion * , fur- Dry Ooo li Co. Notion.
nlahlnK nfxxl1- Corner Konts' furnishing k'JO 1)
Hth nnd Uowunl-sts. Cor. llth a id llotv.ird.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upliolslcring Co , Bccbc & Hunyan
Upholstered furniture , Furniture Co. , Urnco and
11U2 1101 Nicholas street Mlh street.
Wholesale only.
GROCERES. [ [ DRUGS , ETC.
D. M.Stcclc&Co.Blake / , Bruce & Co
12J1-I205 Jones street , 10th and llnrnoy s tract
Omaha. Omaha.
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESO
LUTION.
Council Chamber. Oi.iaha. Nob. . July 21 , 16D2.
lie It ordained by the city council of the oity
of Omaha , the Mayor concurring :
Thatpernrinents dowalks bocoiistructoa In
the city of Omaha tin aosUmitcil holow , within
live days after the publicut on of this resolu
tion , or the pursonrtl service thereof , ns by or
dinance Is authorize. ! and required ; such
sidewalks to ba laid to tnu permanent gr.ulo
ns established on ou the p-ivnd streets speci
fied herein and to bo constructed of stone , nr-
tlllchil btonc. brick or tiling aecor.lln. to
speclllciitlonson ( Ho In tbo olllco of the board
of public works , nnd under Its supervision , toW -
W
fco'uth side of Plorco street. It 3 blk 200 city , 0
lEnst side of 10th street. Its 4 and 5 blk 2li )
° °
Soutli sldo oViliibon street. It a blk 2UI city ,
8 feet wldo. , . ,
North sldoof Davenport street , Its. ) , 0 , Tnnu
8 ink 5 % city , II foot wldo.
North side Chicago street , Its 5 , 6 anil 7 , blk
41 city. G foot wide.
South s tie of Oass street , Its 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 blk
41 city. II feet wldo.
North si lo O IBS street , Its ! i , 0. 7 and 8 blk 2i
city , li feet wide.
fcotilli side of California street , Its 2 , 3 and 4
blk 2.'oily. U feet wide , _ ,
North side of California strcot.ltsS , 0 , 7 and
8 blk 11 city ti feet wide. , ,
South side ot Webster street , Us I. 2. 3 and 4
blk 11 city. U foot wide.
North Hide of Webster street , Its 3 , a 7 and 8
blk : > city , 0 feet wide.
South .side of llu re street , Its 2 nnd 4 and w ' ,4
lf.i blki5JcIty.Ofeet : wide.
North side of Hurt street. Its 5 , 0.7 and 8 blk
338 nity , l ! feet wide.
West side 17th street. Us 1 and 8 blk 44 city
Ofct wide. , , , „ . ,
West side of 17th street. Its 1 and 8 blk 22
ell v. Ofeot wide
West side of 17th street , It 1 blk 11 clty.6 font
West side of 17th street , Us 1 and 8 ulkJ50 !
city. 0 feet wine.
West side of 17th street , It 8 blk 3.13 oity , 0
J7tb. street , U 1 Wk 2l4i ! city , 0
feet wide.
North side of Davenport street , Its5. 0 , 7 , 8
oik ffi city. U feet wiuo. , - , , , . . . ,
North side ot Hurt street. Its 3 , ti. 7 , 8 blk JI3
city. 0 feet wide.
And. bo It further resolved :
That the board of public works bo , and Is
hcrubv authurlr.od nnd directed tooiuso u
copy ( if this ic-boliitlon to bo published In the
olllclul paper of the city for one week , or bo
borvcd on tlio owner.of t > ald lots , nnd that
un'ess such owners nh.ill within live days uftor
tlio publ cation or survlco of mich copy con
struct such hlduwalk as herein rciiticil. | that
tlio board of public works cause iho same to
be done , tlio cost of const nictini : Bald Hide-
walks rcsucut volv to bo ussi'i-seil uKiilnstlho
real estate , lot or part ot lot In front ot and
nbuttliu Hiich sidewalks.
K. I' . DAVIS.
President ot the Council.
Attest : JOHN UHOVIW ,
Ulty Cleric.
Approved : GEO. P. HEMIrJ ,
Mayor.
NOTICK TC CONSTRUCT SIDKWAMCS.
To thoownortiof the lots , parts of lots and
real estate described In the above rot > olu-
Von'anil oneli of von are hereby notified to
conalruet puriiiununtulduiv.iIkH asreciulred by
a resolution of the city council and rnayiirof
thu oity oCUinubu , of wh oh the above Is a
COUy' P. W. HIItKIIAUBKR.
C'h'ilrmun Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha. Nub. , July -bth , 18J : , jy2 dit
ORDINANCE NO. 311-1.
An ord nuii'o orontlnif btruot Improvomeiit
dl trlct No , 475 in the city of Omaha , for
the linprovm : of the alley In said district
nnd allowing thirty days to thu pavlii'4 of
the same In Hald dutrlct In which to deter
mine and designate the material drslio.l to
bo used forsueh improving :
lie It ord.lined by thu oity council of the city
ofOmiili.i. , , ,
Heetlon I. Thut Street Improvement Dis
trict No. J7A for the Improving of thu street in
said district Is hereby created in thu cltfof
Houtlon 2. Thut street Iniprovoiucntdlslrict
No. 47.'i shall comprise the alley In block : i7
from 2Jth strei't to 21st Htreet , In the c-lty of
Omaha , inU shall include all lot-i and ru.il
estate on both sides of bald alloy buck a dis
tance of ! . ' foot from the lines thereof , us fol
lows : Lots I , 2. 3. 4. ft. II. 7. H bloo c ; i7 ! ; nUo
btrip of ground 20 fuel In width adjoining lots
4 nnd a block UI7. and It Is hereby declared
neeois.iry to Improve thu name.
Section ' > That Htrett improvement ( Hi-
trlct No , 47.i In thu oity of Omaha bu uirl tbo
game Is hereby ordered ImuiovoJ by paving.
Section ! . That thirty days next , utter the
passage and approval of this ordinance bo nnd
thu sutuo 1 hcmby ullowed to tbu ownurnof
HARDWARR
Hector & Williclmy Co. bbcek & Linn.
Corner 10th unit Jackion lcntrr In Imnlwarn nn *
strccti. mi-cliiMilisi' looli.
HOI Doiiulai street.
A. C. Hayincr.
linnlndro and
rontrnctori' sunpllei.
624 South Illh llrcct ,
LUMBER.
Chas. II Lee. John A. Wakclicld.
Hnrdirooil lumber , wood ImportedAmrrlcmi Put *
carpets nml parquet lamU'pincnt , .Mlliriinkai
iloorlnit. bilraulla catnont and
tth nml Douglas. yulncy white llaio.
LIQUORS.
Her & Co. Flick & Herbert
merchants , 1111
Liquor \Vlioles.il3 liquor doiler
llnrncr st. Mtrs. Ken
11X11 Kurnnm nt.
' '
nedy's K'liit India Hit
lers.
MILLINEUY.
J. Obcrfclder & Co.
Importers nnd Jobbers of
nillllnory , notions. Mall
unlors prompt.
21UI2outli llth st.
MUSICAL.
A. llospo , Jr.
I'lanot , organs , artists'
ointerliils. etc.
IMS UmiLtlRB street.
PAPER. OIL& .
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co.
Carry n full stock of
printing , wrapping nnd Itcllned nnd Inlirlcntlng
wrltlnc papur , card pa oils , axle urotise , cto.
per , etc.
OVERALLS , SHIRTS , ETC.
King & Smcad.
Mfrs of " 1C i B" p nts
shirts nnd orcralls , etc.
CU-18 South llth it.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Kstnbllslicd 1878. Branch & Co.
Whitney & Co.
Troducc , frnltt of til
Dutter , eggs and poultry. kinds , oysters.
3111 South 13th st.
J. B. Husc & Co. Jas. A. Clirk & Co.
Our specialties : IJuttor , lluttor. olicesa , oggi
eggs nnd poultry. poullry nndganio.
lllii : Howard st. 317 Sontli 13lh st.
W. 15. Hidden. Riddell & Co.
( Kstablljhcd 1635. ) lluttrr , chcoso , CBKS. TOZ-
holubola butter and otablvs , fruits , poultry
uniti. lluys and sells for
axsh. JUS. lltUJt.
STOVE REPAIRS.
Oraalia Stove IlepairW'ks '
Stovorepnlrs and water
attachments for any
Una of ittore rnado.
12U7 Douglas.
SASH I TOYS.
M. A. Disbrow & Co. H. Hardy & Co.
Manufacturers of iash , Toys , dolls , albums ,
doors , blinds ami fancy KOO.IH. house fur.
mouldbus. Ilranch of- milling1' itoodi , chil
lice , 12th and Uard st > . dren's cnrrlhscs.
131'J l''arnam Jt.
all lots and real estate In Bald street 1m.
lirovLiucnt district , to iletcr.iilne aid ( loslR-
tiate the material doslreil to bo used for the
lmirovln | f of tbo same , an I notify tbo city
couiu-ll thereof , It having been and being
herohv dotorinlned by Ihonnyor and city
council of suit ! city , for roaxons whleh appout
rUbt and propor.tnat all the real estate In said
street Improvement district , shall bo charged
nndnssusMCd with tbo cost of ImprovliiK there
in. to 'be thereafter diiturmliiua nj estab-
lishsd according to the bunollts to tha
propel ty In said street Improvmcnl dlstrlut ,
and thu Hoard of 1'ubllu Works In hereby dl-
lected to clvo notice to the owners of lands
and lots , subject to local assessment , for tbo
cost of said Improvements to determine and
designate the material to be used for such Im
proving. by publication In the ofllolal papet
of tint city for three consecutive days , rti
least fifteen days prior to the lapse of said
thirty ( lavs.
t-'cctlon . " > . That tills ordinance shall take
olTuct and bo In force from and after Its past-
airo.
airo.I'asscd July 20th. 1S02.JOHN
JOHN OUOVE9.
Olty Clurlc.
li I' . DAVIS.
Prushleiit Olty OouuolL
Approved July 22nd , ISiri
OiiO. IV II EM IS ,
Mayor.
"WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha , Nob. . July 21st , 1692.
He It resolved by the city council of the
city of Omaha , the mayor concurring :
ThitwooJon sidewalks bu constructed In
the city Omaha ns designated below , within
live days after the publication of this resolu
tion , or the personal service thereof , as by
ordinance Is authorized and required ; suou
sidewalks to bo laid to the prosunt uradoon
the streets apocl'led heroin , and to bo con
structed of pine plank of Huuh width and
thluknoss und bo laid upon joists of sucb
dlmuiiHons and In such manner ns Is pro *
bcrlbcd by the spcclllc'itlouii on Hie In tht
nllluu of thu Hour.l of I'ubllu Works and under
Itn supervision , to wit :
West side ot 31st street , lot 18 block-J.Omahe ,
View extension , 0 feet wldo.
Went side of 31st street , lots I to 4 Inclusive ,
block 31 Hoohino'ssub In Omaha View exten
sion , ( I tout wldo.
West side of 31st street , lot 1 blouk 20 , Omaha
Vlnw extension , B fuel wldo.
West side of 31st street , lot 1 blojk ? , Omaha
View , II foot wide.
Hunt I. side oT Ohio street , lots l to 10 Inclu
sive , block I. Hitchcock's addition , 4 feet wldo.
Koutb side of Ohio ntreet. lots I to II Inclu-
Hlvu. block 2. Hitchcock's addition. 4 foot wldo
KaHt > tdoof20thavo. , lots 10 to 14 Inclusive ,
block 2 , UOKKS& Hill's second addition , 0 foot
wide ,
Must side of 29th avenue , lots 14,13,10 block 3 ,
ft. Hill's 2nd audition. B foot wide.
South side of Douglas strofl. lot 1 block tt
lllir 2iiJ addition li feet wide.
North side ot Dodge titruut. lots 11 to 20 ln
cliiHlve bloek4 Drake's addition. U feet.
West side of 28th uvemir. lots I , 2.11. 4 blockl
Hoggs ft. Hill's 1st addition. I feut wide.
hoiilh sldoof O.illfornlaKtruut , lots 1 to Bin-
cliiHlvo block 4 Hwee/v's nddlt1o > i , ( I feet wldo ,
Knst side of 20th street , lots 10 to:0 Inclusive
I'alrmount 1'luco , fl feet wldo.
North Hide of Ohio struct. lotsT to 12 Inolu-
slvu. block I , Kroiio rick's addition , H feet wldo
North side of Ohio street , lots 7 to 12 Inclu
sive , Marlon addition , U feet wide ,
West side of 20th struct , lot 1 block 3Swoozyi
addition. U feet wide
Wc t Hldo of 20th street , tax lot 25 , see 10-15-1
0 foot wldo. „ - -
West hide of 27th stroat , ni blook C , Uhlnn'i "V
1st. uddlllon , Ofcet wide. \
West side of 27th struct , 8 Y block O , Shlun'n
1st addition. 0 feet wide.
Anil bo It further roiolvml :
That the Hoard of 1'ubllo Worts bo and
hcroby Is authorized nd illri'clod to oaiua a.
copy of this rutolutlun to bo published In the
olllulal paper of tlio el ty forouu wuok , or be
served on tbo owners ot Hitld lots nml iiulusi
Ntich owners shall within live days nftur tba
publication or aurvivo of HII ih copy construct
H ild Rlilownlka HI herein reijulreil , that tha
Hoard of I'ubllo Works cuusu tbu HIIIIIU to bo
done , the con of constructing sild HlduwalUm
rcitpuctlvuly to bo ns unsod nguliikt thu real
o tute. lot or uirt of lot In front of unu ubut-
tin.Hiieh sldowHlks.
{ 'resident Cl.ty Council.
Attest : JOHN UKOVKb ,
Oity Olcrlf.
Approvedt OCJ. ( I' . IlEMItf.
IlEMItf.Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONBTHUQT SIDEWAUCB.
To tlioownoraot the lots. purtHof lot. and rc 1
iitHtudcserlbed In the above ronolutloni
> ou and each of you uru hereby notlllod to
conttruct wooden ililuwalku in required by %
re olntliii of thu city council and mayor of
tbu city of Omaliu , of which the aboro U
copy.
r. w. uimciiAUBEit , ,
Ohnlrrnan Hoard of I'ubllo Worktv
Ouiabt , H u. , Juljr Wth , Ib'/i ' j