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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SffURSDAlf , AUGUST < J , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Bwlfl Turn in Prices Made Matters Inter
esting Ycs'.orday ,
WHEAT ADVANCED AND THEN DECLINED
Deliveries Una .Uuall to Do with
the I.nto Cliingoi rruviilon * U'oro Not
1'nr from Tltclr IJont at
the Close.
CiuoAno. III. , AUK. 1 A swift turil In prlccn
nndn matters in tore j tin : ? today on tlio Hoard
of Trade , Wheat , titter tin advance of 7 'o
cloiod ntadccllno nt ! iu and lust ' /io. Corn
culncd early and was without change from
yesterday's closing prices In tlmunl. O.its
retained nt tlio close a half-cent K < iln , 'Just
ono-lmlf of the day's advance.
Provision * were not far from tholr belt as
the session omloJ mid Mow fining of from So
tol''Kofor tlio day. Tlio doallnu In whu.it
was principally duo to tlio pressure of ttio
August dullrory. Tlioro was to-npur.irllv a
premium of 1'iu pur lii. ) ovur St. l.oills In shlp-
tiiontauf Xo. a roJ whu it from ICamas and
Nebraska points to Chicago ami country ship-
ponlticniisoiuonco | switched tlictr consignment -
mont In this direction.
Huyln { by tlio St. Ijimls shorts niul n dlspo-
Blllon by lias lou il trader * to bull ilia market
on the bulge In oat * by reason of damtgnt
reports fiom Mluourt an 1 Illinois won ; the
imtln cause ? of the advances In wheat early ,
while Now York und the northwest woiu lib-
crnl sellers. A lull folloivoJ tliu activity ,
whereupon tlm local crow I iluinpuil their
loin : wheat on the in irkct unJ drove It down
to tliu UiWL'Kt pi Ice of thu d iv. Tlio price was
from ! | C to ! i hotter. A rap.d ro.iutlon fol-
lOHetl , HIM market breaking l'u and closing
IJio trom thu liuttnm. 1'iirJrldKO was a llhor.il
Keller of Hcplomuor wheat and his oiler-
IMJ.K contributed larv'olv to thu weakness.
The Hudgott failure ! : U Liverpool seemed
to Imvo no elleet on the Chicago grain mar
ket The Hr.i'lstreet's estimate on available
stocks was I'lillUh. as It save the lucre iso for
tlio woakatbut.'UU.OJ'jbii. Itie udlngthe l'.iclflu
const. North Dakota d spatohcs spoke of a
repetition of u blight of two vo.irs a o with
I'- ' straw turnliu unite and heads black , K\port
clearances for thu day were Iwi.uoo bu. In
wheat , lies dtti a fair amount of Hour. To
onset this thoru was a freu movement to prin
cipal points 44J ours. : tOI cms nt .Minneapolis.
A , lOJ IHI. at Toledo and Ul.UUjhu. atSU Louis.
The weather was fair for maturing of crops
and harvest.
In corn Mrst trades wore at from Uc to ! { o
advance anu the marU t helil tlrtn for BOIIIO
little time , tlio bulgu In o.its and thu reeolut
of u good tunny bad reports liom the western
portion of tlio corn bolt from private sources
being responsible for the better undertone.
At the top , rumors bocitmo considerably In
creased n ml It was liiKU-lned that several long
Hues wcru bolng unloaded , the prlco breaking
with very llttlo reaction c , rallied ? c. and
rated steady to the closo. Leopold , llloom
and Uryant wore said to bo ninonf the longs
whose corn came out on the break.
Another session of jnusual activity was ex
perienced today by tlio oats traders , Trudo
was heavy und scullcrcd. although a largo
portion of the slulT was brought up bv ,
iho receivers. Thu cereal was Inclined to
boom at the Btart and Bold up to life
from ycHlurUay's Close , thu bad crop reports ,
which wore very genera" " , set the shorts to
covering liberally. Latnr , after the moat
urgent buying was over nn I the other mar
kets became heavy , oats partly lost Its
grip and corn rn cd lower.
Tlio provision market consisted of pulling
nnd hauling for an iidvc.ntagu among local
trailers , Thu mirKet started strong and *
higher , made a fair advance , eased on ru illz-
Inc sales and tinned up ajaln at thu cloao on
buying by those wno sold out products early.
I'relghts wuro firm with a fair demand at
tJ4o for uho.it and io for corn to Itutl'alo.
Estimated receipts for lomairo.v are :
Wheat. 4V ) cars ! corn , ! )23 ) can : oats , 210 cars ;
Uo.'s , 17.030 huad. '
The leading futures ratucd as follows :
AHTICI.C.M. JIIOII. 1OW. CLOSE.
WIIKAT No. a
August 78X1
ticptombcr. . .
December. . . . Sft
Con.v NO. 2
AllKUBt
Sejiteiubcr. . .
Way
OAT8 Ml. 2
AllKUBt. . 82
September. . . Si
October SiSJW
&IE-R point
September. . . 12 10 1227
Jnnuarr U 2i
BIIMHT 111113-
Soptcmbcr. . . 7 0714 7 72 K 7 70
Jnnuiiry 01)5 ) 6 1)3 ) 0 Hi 0 95
LAUD
ficptcniber. . . 7 4J 7 W
January. . . . 7V7W 7 215 7 2TW
Cash quotations were tiS follows :
FLOUII Steady and unchanged : winter pat
ents. JJ.40 ! winter Htr.ilts. $ .tr J@iOj : ; sprint :
traits. J.I.i@j.UO : : ! bakers , i.Wl3-.ai. |
WIIKAT No. sprinir. 77'ii' ? o : No. 3spring.
tiV4ei ! No. B rod. 7iy77.'ic.
CoiiN-Steady : No. S. 4ici ! ) No. 3yellow , 49o :
No. : i ejsh. 4So ; No. 4. 4o13o.
OAw-Na 8 , ; c.i.'Uo : : No. a white , ai ©
3mc ; No. U white , MipJiUe.
IlVK No. ' . ' . Wk ) .
IlAHtKVNo. . 2 , C2e.
l''l.AX ftllKD No. 1. 11.03.
TiMOTIivSuBU I'rlmc. $1 IS.
I'OIIK Aless. per bhl. , 8l2.il > iiI2.a2 ? ! } : lard , per
KO Mis. , J7.l5a7.47U : short ribs sides ( loose ) .
J7.77.HO : dry S'lltvd shoulders ( hexed ) , J7.0J ©
7.2. : short c'ear sides ( boxed ) . $7.1) ) > 3JK.hO.
WIIISKV Distillers' llnUhed Kotids , per gal. ,
SuriAiis Cut loaf , 4.'i.1 ic ; grantilntoJ , 4Jo ! :
itandard A , 4 1 ' , .
Hecelpls and bhlpnicnts today were as fol
lows :
Nt. l.ouls .Market n.
BT. r.otup. Mo. , Aiiff.3. I'Youn ' In moderate
neniand , unchanged ; patents , $ L7'OJUJ ; extra
fancy. &I.MQu : > 0 ; fanoy. * J.533.2J ! ; choice.
t..40 < i2.5j ; family. $ il'll.V0. !
WIBAT Opened strong , ud-vanclnz on fairly
active trilling , aided by light receipts and
corn's strength , Ilitctuutlons dounwardfol-
lowed within narrow range , the close beliu
dull , weak at a loss of ? > < fMiu : Nn. 2 rod. cash ,
lower , jajfct Annist , 7idi74'io ; ( , closing at
r.Hiohlil ; Huptenilier , 74 iQ7 : > ho. closing at
Itiie bid : December , 7SU7UJeclosIiis } at 78io }
bid.
bid.COIIN
COIIN Ad va need on damage by hot weather ,
rotroiitnd on freu rouliz n , closla ; ° > e above
vcstorduy ; No. ' . ' , cash , hlgtier. 47o ; August.
lOa bid.
OATS llulllth on bad crop news , advancing
Uc , so i o of which was Ion later ; No. 2 , cash.
lU'/io bid. 30)io ) nslieO , closing at : iOic , nominal ;
September. IWJi'iWIe. closlrg at : iio ) ? nskod ,
KVK None oirerod ; Mo. 2 cash on call , GOo
bid.
bid.lUur.Kr
lUur.Kr Xo trading.
UIIAN Htrongori 0e ! at mill.
IKAI > Firm ntUU. > .
llAV Heat grades lu good request ; tlm-
3lhy , tlO.OOCfl 4 , o ; prairie. * 0.533 .uO.
UuTTKlt-Unchiinged : ereamory , fancy , SOtb
JJoi dairy , fmiey , IliUl'c.
Kois Higher at loo.
CoiiNMKAi'- Lower utS. ' . & .MU.
WniHKr-fl.U
IltON UilTTUN TlHS J1.10
I'noMUO.NH-Htrong , higher ; I'ork Stan
dard mess , Jobbing , i-V I.iird J7.15.
Dry Bait .Meats lloxeil BlionldoM. (7/U ;
longs and ribs , (7.72 ; shorts , $7.1)0. ) llacnn
Shoulders , $7,73 ; Ion. s and ribs. IM.M ; shorts ,
( U.nj , llMins-Migur cured. Illiiai.'Sio.
ItKCKII'TB-Klour , 4,000 hill 8. ; wheat , 23100
bit i corn , ; H"OJ , bu.i oats , a .0W ( bn.
Hllll'MKNTS I'lour , I3.HOJ libls. ! wheat , 8,00) )
bu.i corn. J , JO bu.i oats , 8,000 bu. ; rye and
barley , none moving ,
Ntnr York Markets.
New YOIIK. Aug. 3. KI.OUU Itocolpts. 27.100
abgs.1 exports , S.MO bul3 , . .UHJOsaeki > ; inulor-
ito Uoinuml generally steady ; sutei , ' . " . ' . ' 'JO
bbli.
COIINUBAI , Kair demand , steady ,
WIIKAT Ht'colpts , 187.'OJ bu.i exports. 22-
) 0 bu. ; sales , l'K-\oiu ) ) bu. of future * ! K'J.Oitl
bu. op spot. Spot market Urmer und falrJy
active /or exports ; No. 2 red. Kl St-smio in
itoro und elevator ; Hl.WSJo alloat ; cJifta. ' > ? , o
t. o. b.t No , 3 red , Hloi ungraded red , 72ij (
U > ( oi No. 1 northern , 87'iOi No. 1 hard , Ol'ti
) iici No. 2 northern , 8l o : No. 'J Chlcngo.
Wet No. 2 Mllwuul-uo , He ; No. 3 spring , fcotic.
OptloiiH opened * , f&7o up on foreign houses
buying , llrnier culi'es unu bnlllsli west , fair
: lenruuvos and unfavurublu crop reports from
Oallfuinlai declined J.itiVe on llrudstreel's
Itateiiient of lu rouse east tit the Hoe W leu.
euster 1'rt'ucU ctthlcs , liberal receipts and local
realizing ! closed firm with August HO up.
other month * undiungod : trading fair ; > o2
red , AilK'iKt , ( aiiWSJc. clo-lng ut 8Uo ) ; Hep-
tuinbur , tH3-IUite4fio. olosliu at 8l.io ; Oo-
lober , Mijw80'e , ousing at 8Mio ; Uecem-
ber. t-iHfttMSo , closing at W. ' c ; iluy ( lbUJ < , u"i
( { U ! ie , o oilng at lU'ic.
Uvu Stonily mid ( inlet ,
llAlllKr.MAIT Dull.
foiiK-Tllecelplh , l .000 bu.i export * . 03.00) )
bu.salc . O'-M.J 0 tin. of futures und 8J.VOO bu.
ofsuut. bpotn llrmi'r on kourolty , qiiluti No-- '
f > 7 > i Mio lu eluviitor ! UHO'iOo ' ulloat ; un-
liradi'd. mliod.KtiSt.Vitti1. Options advanced
early Hftlo on hlclivr cubic * mid with wheat
luuuucU MfiNo ou loc l tuallzlug , oloseu dull ,
p for the day : August , SOi.
nt oOliCt Hoptemhor. Mtc ) , closing nt.Vioi )
October , Mtftt'iVic , closing ut M. u ; Decem
ber , MK IMo. closing ntnio.
OATS Uecoljils , 73.0JObu , | exports , 403 bu.i
sales. 2.L\ooo bu. of future * ; S-.u.O on. of spot ,
Spot higher , loss aotlvo ; options o up , tlrtn ,
fairly nctlvo ; August , 375&i7yc ! : , closing , 37Wct
Hoptombor. niUttlTJio. clmln ' , : i7c } | October.
37Ji33'ic , closing at awoi spol No. 2 , white ,
: nin ! ( mixed western. 3lSc ! whlto western ,
37 3l4o ; No. 2 , Chicago. : ' { o.
MAY Quiet , llrmi shipping , CVaTilc ; good to
choice , .vtiric ,
Hoi's li'lren. qtilot ! state , common to choice ,
® ! ' ) C
blXIAlt Itaw. qttlotnn'l stcftilyi sales , 47S
hhds. muscovado. HJ test nt 2 U-IGci rellnod In
mo Icr.'ito demand iinJ steady.
MOI.AS.IKS Korolgn , nominal ; Now Orleans ,
qtilot , stniidy.
HICEPiilrly active , firm ; ilomostlc. fair to
cxtrj , 4 > ' ( ' Jl'jc ( { Jap infi > ii33Vic.
linoi Quiet ; western prime. 178a ! : re-
colpK 4.4rt pkgs. . .
. , ,
I'ltovisinN il'orlc. quiet nntl stoadvi old
mess. J1-.5'JI.UW ; new niGS4. * ii.5U. : Cut
meats , stead v. dull , oasv ; bellies , H'o. Mid
dles , dull , steady ; short olnar , Z7.5J. Irird.
higher , very dull : wettorn statin closed at
I7.7JH : sales. 1111 tierces at $ ' .70 ; option sales.
2.V ) tierces ; September $7.C'ja7.7J. closing ut
I7.7JH ; October. 17iG' > , eloslna at $7. 72 ,
i Steady.
CIIEBSB Quiet.
I'm IIION Wo.ik ; American. $ I2.V:5.00. ) :
Coi'i-Kii KnsVHlomostlc , f ( .0.131 10.
TIN Weak : otralw ti 1.0 i0.7o.
Om tint I'roiliicn .Market.
I'moilBS \llfornla \ , $ Iroai,0) | southern Il
linois , OV&7.IO per biiskot.
. . . .
O.tANnis-Callfornla : , out of market ; im
ported , J7.'J.
I'MJMS-Oiillfornl.i. ? J.
. .
CAIIII VIM : Home gro vn. G.'iTJtT.'ia pnr doz.
l\lntNti \ Walormolons. - ' . iftlj.
Nisw APM.BI I'oromi-thlrd bu. bov , 7i330o.
WKV liBANt-ll.iir hii. bnUut , 7Ju
1'BAiis ll-irclutt. IJ-naiSV
HUTTKit I'aokln stojlt , 12irtoi ! small lots
select dairy. UW 7c.
I'oui.Tiiv Spring chickens. $ . ' .OOQi.OJ as to
size ; old fowls , 8iiQ.
.oui'ES I'or crate , 81.23 ; Jems , 75o. per
basket.
UAMi'oitMA.diitPlH Per case , $ i50 ,
CUCUMIIHIIS Pordoz. , &J3.
Knnsi-l'lnn at 13c.
Nuw POTVTOSS $ i2i per bbli In sacks , tSo }
per Ib.
ONtovs-Per bbl. 8J 2.riW. : > l.
liMJUliltltltlcs lU-qt. boxes. I ? . 00.
KntiftiiH City Markets.
KANIAS CITY , Mo. . Ails. 3 , WIIBAT Now
wheat In good ilnmanU Und lie higher ; No. 2
hard , old. UlOHio : now , GJMc ! ; No. 2 led ,
077JO.
UOH.V Klrni ; fair denmncl ; No. 2 ml.xod ,
42)l24'o ? : No. 2 white , r.l > © " ' ! .
OATS-L'irm : No. 2 mixed. 23o ; Na 2 white ,
old , nominal atiOc ! ; new. USs.
KYi-Stoadv ; No. 2 , 8 o.
KLAxsiiu8te.idy ; at Rb01e.
BIIAN Stondy : sacked , fiOi602o. ( ' .
HAY Weak ; timothy , $7. ! > 00,00 ; prnlrle.
J3.00JIG.OJ.
IlurTEit Klrm : croitnery , lll20c ! : dairy ,
ions-rirm : to higher at 1010Uc.
uonilTS Wheat , 41,00.1 bu. : corn , 2,00) hu ;
otts , 1,00) ) bu ,
27,000 bu. ; corn , none :
oats , none.
Oil Market.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 3. I'nTiiorEtMi Opened
steady and itbovo last night an.l ramitnod
stondy on modurato transactions , closing
steady.Pennsylvania Oil Spot sues , 10.00J
bbls. ; openliu&liic. hlghojtrit'ic. lowest AlVic ,
closing at SHJc. Soptembisroptioii sales. 15,0)0 )
bbls : opening 52' c. highest r > i' o. lowest We.
closing at u''e. Lima Oil No sales ; total
s ilex. 2-.OJO bbls.
CoTTO.NsiEt > Oiti-Stondy , quiet ; yellow , 32c.
TALI.OW Quiet , steady.
llosi.v Quiet , sto idy.
Dull , lower , 231jCflo.
Cotton .U u-Ket ,
Nr.wOni.KAN' , La. , Aug. 3. Irregular ; mid
dling. 7'ie ; low middling , ( i'ic ; good ord-
In-iry.Giio ; not and gross receipts. S.II bulos ;
exports to continent , UJJ hales ; coistw so , 2,373
bales : s lies , rii ) bales ; stojlc. tj.l47 bale- ) .
NKW Voiuc , Aug. ! l I'lituros closed quiet
nnd steady : silos , S..Wi ) bales : August , c7 10 ,
September , $ " .21 : October. $7.32 ; Aovombor ,
$7.)4 ) ; Dacomber. $7.Vi ; Jaiiuari' . J7,0l ; Febru
ary , $ r.74 ; March. J7.81.
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niiinchostur Coiitinerehd Review.
MANCIIESTUII. Aug. 3. The Guardian , In Its
commercial article says : Sellers report a poor
day's work yesterday. Thu attendance was
small and the damand for cloth was almost
suspended , uveopt for retail quantities.
Orders for small lines of shirtings wore exe
cuted at unclrin ud prices. Varns 'were dull
butsto.idv. The deslrtfeto sell diminished , as
thu likelihood of spliules stoppln ; increases.
I.lvrrpool Markets.
LiVEitPOor , Aug. a WIIKAT Firm ; de
mand poor ; holders offer sp irlngly.
COIIN Klrm : demand poor.
HACO.V Lonieloiir. 4lbs. . 40s Cd per cwt.
Prime western. 38s pur owl ,
Colleo Market.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 3. Options barely steady
at 10 to I ! > points down. Sales. Hi.'jilj bags. In
cluding August , $ I'.4I2.45 ) : September , $12.45
© 12.55 ; O.'tobor , ir.'U : November , STI5J ; De
cember , JI2..W ; March. $ I2.0II2.U5 ; Mav , U12.55.
8iot | Hlo , steiiay and qu et ; No. 7 , * U'J7iIO !
Now York Dry ( lends 'Mlirkot.
NEW Yt.itK. A 113. 3. The dry goo Js market
Is without change of moment today In any
particular. Prices remain very btroirvtlio In
dications belli : that the demand will soon
start In on asubbtuntlal basis.
Trailers' Talk.
CHICAGO. III. , Aug. 3 Counsoln.an & Day
to Cockrell Bros. Commission conipiny : Tlm
hpeculatlvo and Hhlppmg demand for all kinds
of grain showed further Improvement
to.lay , and the in irkets were broader
und more varied In notion , .showing that they
aru no longer In ono common channel. Wheat
rallied another JJc. but became the object of
attack by short suilois. aud the advance was
lost. Later roalUIng by northwestern aud
local longs caused an easy closing at from Ho
to "ao decline for the day. Corn was strong
throughout , prices advunicd 5o on pub
lic buyliii : , receded ? ic on 'salon
of 0 about 1.500.000 IHI. September by a
local long , advanced \coii buy In : by shippers
and closed firm at ! Bo auovo yesterday. Oats
wcro.uxeltod nnd shorts InllucncoJ by vigor
ous conlp'nluts from threshers weio anxious
buyers In competition with shippers. Char-
tcis : Wheat , l.'iO.o 0 bu. : corn. : il7ooo bu. : oats.
10 ,10'J bn. ; llax , 'll.OD.i. 1'iovHons were pegged
up another notch by a bull crowd who also
saw wheat was wanted on scattuied outside
orders. Some selling of .laiiupry by packers
prevented a corresponding advance in that
future. Thu market on thu whole was dull.
CHICAGO. III. , Aiu. 3 Konnett , Hopkins ft.
Co. to S. A. McWhortor : 1 ho who.itopening
was Htrongur than uxpeotid. probably In sym
pathy with other grain market ! ) . Considera
ble wheat wan sold In the first ten minutes ,
out as prices did notuccllno tlicro was ; i rush
to get It buck , that resulted In yto
advance. Long wheat came out froelv
on the bnlgocnusln ; a reaction of 7 c while
news scorns to favor lower prices , Conlldonco
In values In growln ; perceptible and u some
what higher r.aiio may result. M-iuysue-
cessf ul traders are bulls because prices are
fow. They say there Is nothing to depress the
market now lu sight and they do not believe
there will bn unless foreign crops turn out
butter thim uxpi'ctud. Corn and oats again
led all markets tu speculative strength. The
demand was urgent and olTorlngH light. Most
of the buying was by shorts and uuasmodlu
hill H who would not touch theme lower.
This sort of buying Is not oneoma.-lng at this
time , but oats aru relatively cheap und
should bu bought on nil soft Knots. Corn did
fairly well , but there wus considerable
realizing that prevented much advance.
There Is four of hot winds lu the
west that may cause another rally.
Provision market hus boon u repetition of
yesterday , stroll- bat dull. A further nd-
vancn In corn would stimulate provisions
moderately.
OIIICADO. III. , Aug. 3. Wheat opened strong
nt78Jie , September sold as high its WUc. On
this advancu there WHS considerable realiz
ing and lO'jjl selling , causing a decline to
about77.tie. 'I'lie'cltnln : price Is 77 { s. There
Is quite a change of sentiment , UH to values ;
our local operators mo now looking for
hit-hot-prices. The principal reason assigned
Is thu spring crop Is .vet to bo secured and the
movement to this point Is lighter than ox-
peeled , This , with low prices , they believe ,
should give home advance. Cable advicesiiro
moro encouraging , although so far wo do
not learn of many orders either for
Innneill ito or future shipment Meantime io
be In the current buying on brouka looks to us
thu safe side for moduratu profits.
Cora rfiid oats opened with good deal of ex
citement In the pits. The reports of corn
from Nebraska and Kansas are much worsu
than they h ive been. Thu country have boon
good buyers and will bo on declines , Septem
ber opened at 40Vc , sold as low us 4n > ; c , and
oiObotl ut4U > ti ( , The hnslnest done In oats was
huivy. Crop reports regarding this crop aru
poor , September about UJJJf. so.d up to 33c ,
and closed ntiUiic ,
Hog piodnut ut the opening was strong ,
The uenerul sentiment Is In favor of still
higher prices.
STOUKH ANU IIUNOS.
Hulls llnvu Abiiiiloiiuil tht ) lluuril fur the
Tliuo llalni ; .
Nuw YOIIK , All ? , 3 Thu leaders of the bull
movonieiaueam to have abandoned thu mar
ket to Hi fa to for the limn buliu , though the
general oxpojtut.oci Is th it the Hat will bo
laKon hold of uinvlu In a short time. Thu uuo-
eosstoftho iiiunlpulattou of the Industrials
oirern utlll another example of what tuny bu
done by these lu favor of an advunoo. aud It
Is hardly to bo suppoied thut the opportunity
will bo long allowed to lie unlmprovoa. The
evident dlnpoiltlou of tlio foroliiuvrt to neil
on every r"sc. however. Is stll | n , powerful < le-
torrent , and aided tu ihts Is thoifoir of fur
ther gold shipments , nnd until the last n lined
bugaboo Is laid to rest there Is llttlo proba
bility of any extended upward movement In
the market
The Industrials , In the meantime , move
sto.idlly upward , no matter \vhcra Iho stimu
lus comes from. Today , whllo Sitgar was al
lowed to remain quiet , the leal stocks and
the L iciodo ( Jits stosus were tnkeil up nnd tul-
vanccn m itorlally , and espoeUlly the last
iruncd. The common oil shares were not
ncglcctcl , however , and further substantial
jirogross was made In both the common and
the preferred. In the meantime the railroad
list as a whole was quiet to dull , aii'l though
tiiocovorlnii of short-tin llurllnston caused
some animation In It , with a slight advance lu
Us price In the onrlv den Inja , nnd Atchlsou
was well supported round 4'J. Kxcopt In bt.
Paul , and ton lessor extent In Krlo and Hoik
Island , thcio was no trading of Importance
nnd the fluctuations were conllned to the
smallest fractions and the lack of Interest
prevented any appmclatltm uiiywhoro In the
list. The close was fallly nullvo uiul Inn.
The transactions for the day reached 107,1-'J
listed and 4303 unlisted ,
Government bonds have been dull and
stc-uly.
Stiito bonds have boon dull , but firm.
The following are the closing quotations for
the lead Ing slocks on the Now York Stock ex
change today :
Atclilvjn , , . Nat. Loronxo pro. . . n
Ailntns Kxpross. , . . . IIS N. J , Centrnl , , , II
Alton , T. Hi , . > . . . , . 3.1 Norfolk & West , pfd 4
< lo preferred . . . , . l.'fl North Amor , t'o . . . 1
American Kxpress. , II ! ) Northern I'nclllc. . , ,
llnltlmore A Ohio. . . do pfil . Ml ?
Cuimila I'ncllla II. I' . Don AOlllf. . . I7M
Cnnndiioiitlic'rn. . , Northwestern , . . . . . . 17H
Control I'nclllc.ul , do pftl t
Clie.i , V Uhlo .V. V. Central. .
Chicago , V Alton . . . N. Y. & .V. I !
Chic. llnr. X Qulilcy untnrlu ,1 Wentern.
ChlcnvotJni Ort'iton Imdrovo .1. 24
ConvilldnuU ( ins. . . Oret'on .Nnv 79
r.c.o , A st. i , . . . . I ) . .S. l * & U. N 21
Coloriulo Coul .V 1 , , rnclllo Mull HI
Cotton oil Cvrtlllc's I' . . Dec X K 19
Dei. & Hudson I13'4 I'lttsbnrg t.r/ >
1) . . I * . AW 1M 1'ullinnn I'nlncci 1WI
1).A ( ' . I1. Co. . . . . . . . Handing H )
KnitTonn , , Hlchmoml Term. . . . 8
Hrlo du pfil. . . . .i..i. . . (0
do pfil i. , , , UluUranilo West. . . l
'Kurt Wnyno do ptil. . . . . . . 71
( Jro it Northern pfd. III ) Hock Island SI !
Chlcngo.VK. III. pfil d.l. . A.H. K. latpfd. 7i.
Hocking Valley St. 1'nlil 81
Illinois Central 101 do pfd 1271
bt. I'niit.t Duluth. . 42 Ht. 1'uul & Oinnlm. . . MH
Knnsns X. Toxus pfil ST M. 1' . .tOninlinnrd. , ISO
iko Krle A , West. . . 25 Southern l'nclUe..t.
do pfil "II Minnr Ki'Hjiury ItitiJS
l.ako Shore. . . 1H Tonn. Conl A , Iron , . D4
I.unil Trust 4i ( ) { Toxm I'ncltlc t > ! {
I.oulivlllo A .Nusli. . 70V Inl. .V U. V. nfd P.I
l.uulsvlIleA.N. A. . . llnhin I'nclllc Ss
MunlnittnilCon. , , U. M. Kxprcm K
' .Mumphls .1 ( 'linr. . . WnbiiBh , bt. U.V1' . . U
Mlchlipin Ccntril. . . do pfd 71lj
Missouri rnclllo. . . . Wells KnrzoICx 112
Moblln.VOIilo Western Union ! ' 7'l
Whcollnii & L. K . . . MH
National Conl-uto. . do pfd T1H
bid.
The total S'llos of stock today were 240,338
shares. Including : Atolilsonk2AtUO : Chicago
Gas. 3.MJ : Hrle. 7.103 : Miinlmtt.ui.4.n2.I > : Northern
orn Pacific preferred. 3.803 ; KeadliiB. 0,101 : St.
Paul. 13,70 < : St , Paul & Omaha , 1J.475 ; Union
Paclllf , 4,300 , jf
Xoiv Yorjc Money Mnrkor.
EW YOIIK. Aug. 3. Mnxcr o.v OALi Kasy
nt Mi to 2 per cent ; last loan 14 ! per cent ;
closed olTereil H } percent.
Pm.MKMEiicAsnf.n PAPER 3K1i ! percent.
brKitMNti CxciiANtlR-Qulot but steady ut
Sl.87',4 for sixty-day bills and II.83U for de
mand. .
The closing quotitlons ou bonds :
u. 8.4s rcg Mutual UnlonOs . . 110
U S. Is coup X. .7. C. Int.Cert. . . . 111
U.S. 4 s rcg North. Pncltlc Ists. . 117
I'ncltlcfisof 'lii North. Pacltlo 2nds.
1'Oiilslaim stnniil 4s. N'orthwostorn Con. . 1.18
Tonn. now cti.i. ; . . . N. W. Ton. Dot ) . 5s.
Tcnn. new set Kb. . . . SLU A I. M.tlon. S . SiVf
Ten n. new Botii. : . . . St , 1. .1. S V Ccn. M. ItKiVj
Canada bo. 2mls. . . . bt I'll ill Connols. . . .
Cen. t'ncltlclnts st. P. . C. A 1' . Ists . 113
Den. .t It. ( J. 1st. . . . Tot. 1M , . .Tr. 1 lets SUM
lcn.\ . G. Is Tox. P. Il.tJ.Tr. Hcts 211
Krlo Znrtfl Union I'nc. 1st ) \IM \ < 4
M. . K , X T. ( ion , G . . West Shore 1UJM
31. , K. A.T. Gun , is. .
1 bhl.
ISnston Mlnlnc : QiuitHtlons.
ItosTON , JI.i'-s. , Aug. 3. The following .ire
the closing mining stojk quotitlons.
AtCll. A. Ol ] 40 Cnliiiiict.V llecla. . . . Z'.KJ
lioslonvAlbany. . . Krnnklin 12
do Mnlno KeursiirKC 11
Chi. Hiir. iQulncy. . hnntn KoCopper. . . . 12fj
Fltchbiirg II. II UJ Tniimnick 155
MlntA 1'uro M. p'fd 78 AnnUtun Land Co. . 25
Knn. U. St. J , Je C. 78m Iloston Innd Co. . . . 25S
UlulIsTs m bun DlPKO l.nnd Co. . 1.1
I.ltt. HockXKt.8. . . .12 Wc-at Knd l.iind Co. 16)
Mass. Central. , . 17 Hull Teleplione 2U4K
Mex. Ccn.com I.iunion "lore S. . . .
N. Y.A.N. Kngland. . Ccntr.il M .
WIs Cent. Com II. * U. C. . .j
Allouez.Mln. Conow to Co i
Boston A. Mont
Sun Francisco Mlnlnir Onotntlons.
SAW FitANCisCO. C.il. . Aug. a The oulclal
closing nnotattons for mining Htooks today
were us follows :
Altn au Ophlr 225
Ilulwcr. 40 i'otosl 45
llcnt A llclohcr I'M Mivn o to
Iloillo Consolidated. . 25 sierra Novndn Ill )
Chollnr. . " . 65 Union Consolidated. . 85
C.-C. X Va. . . . 1,5 Utah 20
Crown Point 5 Vellow Jacket U )
KurckaCon l&O Comuomioultu , 10
Could A. Cur ray 8j N. Q 15
Halo A. Norcross lii .V. II. 1 15
Mexican 1,15
Nc\v York Mining Quotations.
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 3. The following
the closing mining stoc't quotations :
Uiolor . 40 Olihlr -"JO
Crown 1'olnt . 6j yiymjuth to
Con. Cnl. & Va . : I15 btimdnrd 140
Dcadwooi ! . -MO Union i on. . . . 70
Could Curry . g ) Vellovr Jnckt't. . 40
HnloA-Norcross. . . . UJ Iron -liver. . . .
IIonioDtnko . I II' ) 'Julcksllver . . . . 400
do prefurrad. . . . . .1UJU
North ftar . . I'A ) llulwor . . . . 40
Ontario . 8'liO
asked.
.St. Ijuulu Mining ; Stocks.
ST. Louis , Mo. . Aug. 3. On the mining ox-
chnno today sales reached 8)0 ) shares. The
following quotations were made on oall :
Htock. llld. Asked , Block , Kid. Asked.
Amn Nettle. . 65 . . . . Murphy Ul
ICIl/ubetli. . . . 02ii ! K i bllvur AKO. . 03
Granite ill. . SJO 075 bllvur Hull. . . luu 03io"
I.co K 05 bmall Hopes ! ) io"
Mttlo Albert. 02 01 Vuniu. , 05
I'"lnin ; < : llil Notes ,
HAVANA , Aug. a-Spanl h BpId.82.5Bya7.57 ,
KANSAS Onv , Mo. , Aus. a Clearings , $1,7.0-
021.
021.PAIIIS.
PAIIIS. Aug. 3. Tlireo per cent rentes , 031
S5c for the account.
NEW YOIIK , AUjr. It Clearings , J103.323-
1 ! balances , r- " '
HAITIMO'.II : , Mil. . Am. 3. Clearings , t,40Q- !
OIB ; bulanccj , i.wj.OSJ. Money , U per cent ,
LONDON , Aug. 3. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank of England today , JMS.OO- ) .
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. . Aug. 3. ClearlngH , $ ia-
071,312 ; balances. OJ7.117. . Money.J par cent
MEMPHIS. Tonn , . Am. a Now York ox-
chan o solllnir at JI.5J. Clearings , 1147.117 ;
balances. II7 , OS3.
NKW OIII.KANS. La. Aug. a Clearings ,
SI.W.MIH. Mew Yore exchange : Commorolal ,
7.C ! banlc. Jl.ft'J per * lojO premium.
ST. Louis , Mo. . Aug. a Clearings. * Jfi'4-
114 ; balances. $ M7,3SI. Money quiet at GS7.per
cent. Exchange on Now Vork 2ie discount.
UOSTON , Aiass. , Aug. a O.oarlngs , { 17-
SiH.l ! balances. $ l.8 8.857. lUte for money ,
'J&V/i per cent. Exoh'ingo on Now York , Una
to I5e discount. ,
CIIICACO , III. . Aug. a Clearings. ( ! . -
CSr.ii'H. Now York uxchaiuu dull and heavy ;
sixty-day bllKtl 67fi ; demand tl.asji , Mpiioy
steady at 4 ® . per cent.
New Youic. Aug. a [ Special Telegram to
Tim UEE. ] Hxplmnzo wns quoted as follows ;
Clilongo , par ; Iloston , UJi'tf I5u discount ; tit ,
Louis , L'iiiJOe discount.
I.IVI2 STOOK .UAKICICTS.
Cnttlo More Aotlvo mill Stoudy Hogs
Hllglitly Ailvunood ,
OMAHA , Aug. a CATTLE Itocolpts l.soo.com-
posud largely of range cattle , sloe lie M und
feeders , Tliu market on , beef steers was de
void of "snap and although the number on
sale was limited to u few loads trading was
druggy nnd du 1 , A few lumdv killers sold
ubotit steady , but the market on others was
extremely slow nnO values tended lower , sev
eral lots remaining unsold ut the close of busi
ness.
There was a good demand for well turned
cows and heifers and prices In somu Instances
were a llttlo higher und trade In general ou
this class of stuir active nnd strong.
Tlm iiiuri < eton stonK cuttle showed hut llt
tlo If any. change from thut of thu past fuw
days , prices In the main being steady on any
thing wanted at all. Representative sales ;
JMtEHSE ! )
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. No , Av. Pr.
4.1..1-117 { I 45 37. 13i4 MRJ 71..1111) ) (410
ivj , r.'io : i7U 30. , 1300 31)5 ) IK..I1JU 4 It
' 'I I'-'Od 3 75 ID.1175 4 ( X ) 3J.U'58 43 !
JU..r.till U75
COWS.
II. . 010 1 10 IIUG ) rro ' . ' 4 , . 01 ] 325
4..1315 1 S3 II. . 0.0 1 bO.
CALVES.
' . ' . . 203 2 23
uui.r.B ,
1..13CO 1..1400 1 16J
2.j00 ' 1 63 1..1400 1 7J
8TAQS.
1..1XW 200 3. . 1315 301
HTOCKHIIS AND
4. . ( XV ) 210 27. . 740 2 M 3J. . 881 270
M. , 012 2 US 1. . 800 2 W
COLOIUUO CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
6-i cowi va i WJi 8U3
40 feeders. . 1003 213 , . . , I foouor..H30 2ft
60 steers * , . 003 si(5 ( ! 18 fccdors.,1177 COO
Colorndo-Totn * .
lions The conditions wore f avorafolo to hotter
tor prices , receipts far below the nverijro run
ollnte , quality fiilnr.ur.1 a pretty KOoJ do-
maiul from both piujliors and shippers. Oood
to fancy butcher nnd lio.ivles sold at M.BU to
JJ.7 % mixed M. ) tqvS1.5o nnd inferior to good
lights at * .V2J to t.\V > .
Thu market ruloil brisk from the start and
closed o islly nt the advance with all out of
llrst hands , the tmll < selling aiJ UtotVM
and nvcr.igo cost ' ? l.47 , ' > , Itoprcsontatlvo
sales ! nn n
No. Av. Sh. Pr. . ' No. Ar. Sh. Pr.
1 . . . . MIJ J5 i'O l 07 i.00 8J$15)
S2..31H 32li BIO 'I HT KI7 120 ftftS
83 V. 100 635 ' 73 . . . . 231 20J 6f J
fi 210 S 2.V ' 78 SM 103 rtfl )
15 14J 40 fill. ) Ill , 2.11 T-'O BM
3 40 ? 1VO ri3) 71 221 100 f.M
1 310 530 Kl 210 30J BB3
fiO -47 4SJ 6 30 73..V07 ' 0 ff > J
170 2IJ ( iSJ 5 3-i ! 74 , . ,2vM UW B63
0 . 10J 40 6 3J 74 . . .2.11 ' . ' 41 ftf > J
1 400 dltt 78 . . . . .102 2. 0 550
4 2JJ 40 Sal 71 211 8J 6SJK
. . . . . . Sal * BJ . .217 ISO B52S4
72 . ,248 43 B 3714 fS 22) ) 40 BBS
71 10 ! IIJ ) B 40 7(1 ( SB 10) ! > .V.
W . . , , .241 IWO B4I Kl ' . ' 1(1 ( I-'O BS5
77. 2,4 , 4H ) B 40 CO 231 120 BBS
01 24(1 ( 4SO fl 45 01 10 ICO 6.15
41 . . . , , 'Jin 2JO fi 4\ Sin 2B8 5B1
(18 ( 24J 240 B 43 BU 213 20J BM
71 . . . .231 210 545 SI 231 HO BSl
41 . . . . 4J7 8J B 4" > U ) 221 40 BBS
( 2.0 2jO S 41 63 S.'S HO 6fi5
BO 30J 8J B 45 03 203 28J BOO
70 2(8 IfiO fi 41 N > , . . . IttO 570
84 .i..100 8J 5 47j ! 57 27J B73
* 1'lfiS AND ItOUOtt.
.1 ira 600 .15 320 80 B 15
3 2aO 5 13
Sititi1 ! There wore none rooolvol todny
Market noniln illy steady. Fair to uood nii-
tlves , U1MII..V ) ; fair to good westerns. J.153
© 1.23 ; common t ml slocl : shocp. $ . ' .3 © l.M ;
good to oho eo 4) toOO-lb. InniLs. JI.S'JHB.M.
lloiioi : MAHKKT I'ho trudo In horses was
rather limited , and sales m ulo were mostly of
the better o.nss of drafters and drivers. East
ern buyers xvcre sea ice. and whllo there wus a
fair demand for good horses ot all grades
thoto was pricltcally no sale for young un
broken and poor old horjos. The rooalpts
consisted of upwards of l' 0 head , and the
greater minitor weio hardly suitable tellers.
IVcdnesd.iy'rt rtirchuscn.
Showing the number of ho.id o' stock pur
chased on the inurUot as reported by the
welghnmstcrs of thu block Yard oomoany :
OATit.n. nooi ,
Omaha Packing company. 30 57,1
Hammond UiS 20J
Hwlft 310 403
Cudnhy Ill ) 315
bqulros & Co COO
Hporry fc llarnes . 211
Whlto. P. & 1) 2.11
Limbert 157
llnus ; 121)
Cther buyers > . .v 510 . . - . .
Total , I J,4il ( ( 2.830
WKSTUltN 1'AUKINU IXTKKCSTS.
Present 3lo\cincnt of Hops Largely on the
IncrcuHo ,
CINCINNATI , O. Aug. 3. iSpoclnl Telegram
to TUB llur.l Tomorrow's Prlco Curiont will
s ty : Thu packing In tuo west has been 210-
Oju hogs for the week , against I70.00J the pre
ceding week and lavtuo last year , making u
total of & , : in.u U since March 1 , ngtilnst 4,4'JO.-
OJO 11 year ago. Prominent Places compare as
follows :
CITIES. | IH .
Chicago 1.6IOUUO
Kansas City. . -Ji.ooa 6SIJ.IXK )
Omulm 4S5.00J
St. Louis itrj.oiK ) 202.0JO
Indlnnnpolls. , S57.0DJ Ib'.HWJ
Milwaukee. . . 187.0JC lli.lHJ
Cincinnati. . . . iii ; un ; 1HOJO
Cedar Itnplds 131I.UJI Ui.OJU
SlouxClly II 4 , IK ) . W.00,1
bt. Joseph . ' . , 4SOJQ
Notirnska City v. 77,00. U5.000
Ottuiuwa. . 105.0UJ
Wichita 8U OJO 7IMHK )
Chicago l.lvo' .Stoclt Market.
CIIICAOO. III. , AIIB. 3. iSpccIal Telegram to
Tun DUE. I With the exception of ho ivy unt-
tlo. price ? were higher today about lOo
higher. This advance was made In spite or
the lucliof the usual demand. Exporters
were pract'o illy out of thu rn irket and the
eastern demand wns.wcak , wltb scarcely moro
than lU.O.u cattle of all kinds. Steers wel.-h-
Ini : over 1..VW Ihs , ' were not In demand
ut hotter prices than were paid earlier In the
week. The yards were emptied on u basis of
from fl.25 to < 1.00 for poor to choice cows and
heifers. Jl.iiJ to $ J.-r > for bulls. tl.SI to JJ.5 ! ) for
stockers niul feoJurs , 8J.U to SIM for common
to extra .stceis , Si3lo ! : $ J.75for Texans anil
from J1.3J tOl.'J > for .westerns. Calves were
In demand at front KM ) to Jo.00.
The hos iriarkotUld'not open Very oncour-
aglngly tor the selling Interest. lluycrs
seemed loth to pay yojtorday's prices and the
onr.y movement was slow at Tuesday's II-
urcs. The demand eoon picked up , however ,
and the market worked up , finally closing So
higher at from ( V4'J to 8VJ5 for common to
extra qualities. From 15 51 to & > .85 bought thu
greater part of the twenty oda thousand In
the pens , weight cutting but little figure
where the quality was , concerned , grass hogs
bolngexeeptecl ,
There wa nothing specially now to bo
noted of the sheep mnrlteU For sumo days
past supplies have come forward rather spar
ingly , so thut notwithstanding a stiong de
mand prices for good stoux have boon in the
direction of Improvement. Poor-
Poorgrades ic-
maln under neglect and nro about us low as
they have been at any time. From fi.00 to
$ i5i ( for culls and rams , prices range upward
to from J3.0J to $3.00 for oxlra crudes. Lambs
were quoted lower at from J4.5J to 80.73 , the
outside quotation for extra.
Kecclpts : Cattle , lO.OOv ) ; ho s , 17,000 ; sheep ,
0"n ' .
The Evenlni' Journal reports :
OATTLK Hecelpts. IO.OIHI : shipments , 4.COO :
market fairly active and a trlllo higher ; extra
steers , If 5. 15 ; good to chuluc , t4.7r > ® 'i.iiO ; othors.
W.IH4.2T > ; Tuxuns. Ji.20 ® . > .73j rangers , * . ' .7va
4.0 ; cows. $ . ' .4 ( > S,2 J"i
Hods Uocelnts. 10,000 : shipments. 0,001 ; mnr-
kotantlve.So higher ; tough and commou , $ > . > . > 5 ®
5.50 ; good mixed , 15 OVi i.8i ) ; prime heavy aud
butcher weights , ( , \83iE. > 1)1 ) ; light , $ \i3aiOO. !
HIIEI : ! ' Itccelpts. 0,000 ; slilpmonts. 3,503 ;
market steady bud no change In prices ,
Kansas City J.ivo Stuck .llarkot.
KANSAS CmMo. . Aug. a CATTLE Re
ceipts , 3,000 : shipments , 3.300 ; the market for
good steers was strong : others dull ; cows ,
strong to 10c higher ; feeders dull ; Texas
steers , strong to lOo higher ; dressed beef and
shipping steers , J4.0J44I.JO : cows and heifers.
$ : .2.i . ' .4J ; Tux. ins and Indians , JI.OJQ.iT5 ;
stockers and feeders. * . ' . " > " > .
Hens Receipts , 8.2JO ; shipments , 3,400 : good
hogs Co higher ; common , steady to fie higher ,
closing weak ; extreme range , 3.v5fi > 3.8j ; bulk
Of S'llcs. J3.40O5.70.
SllKEt' Hecolpts , 1.803 ; shipments , 100 ; mar
ket was fairly active and stion , ' ; muttons
sold nt il.UJai 83 ; lambs , $ V5Jffij.7J.
St. I.niiln IUo Stock Market.
BT. Louis , Mo. . Aug. 3 OATTLB HeeclpH ,
: t,200 ; shipments , 1,300 ; market 1 ® ! 3o higher ;
fair to choice native htecis , J.luaaVi'O ' ; TOMUIS
and Indians , medium to fair , $2.1003.20 ; can-
no r , tl.-&OASO.
lions Kocelpts , 5,5)1 ; shipments , 400 ;
markotslow ; houvy , f5.05U3.8j ; mixed , $ V5J ®
B.GO ; light , $5GO3.:5.
itecolpts , 2.000 ; shipments. 1,309 ;
market strong ; fair to pretty yood muttons ,
t4.003.20. _
No iv York Live StoeK Markets.
NKW YOIIK. Aug. -llKEVB Itecolpts. 2.000
head , Including Ml cars tor sale ; market llriu
for good to choice nn 1 luu per owt lower.
LAMPS Stronsj common to choice spring ,
Mint measure tlio"iitor. .
Mr , John Falloa of South Omahn appears
tp have locked horiifljwilh the United States
court with odds lu favor of tbo court. Mr.
Fallen conducts n refreshment rosorl com
monly called a salooi' ' ana ho is a patron of
g Scrofula
Mrs. K. J. Itowoll.-Medfonl , Mass. , says Iicr
mother has bee n curf d of Scrofula bythousoof
four dottles of gfSgSKM after havinj ; had
much other tro KKRS9 atment , and iiclnj ;
reduced toqnl In < " ! to a low condition
of health , as It waij uonght she could not live.
INHERITgtTsCROFULA.
fSKKM Cured hi y llttlo boy of hereditary
VvJKW Bcrofiils. which appeared all over
* his tdtv. For a jcarl had Rhcn
up nil hope ot liU recovery , when finally 1 was
Induced to use RX.X3H - few bottles
cured him , and KT y no ( jmptotnsof
the disease rctnali Miu , T. L.MATIICIU ,
Jlathcrvllle , Miss.
Oui book oil lloo J ami Skin Dis te > inallcit free.
bwlVT brtCll'lC Co. , Atliuu , Ca.
PROPOSALS l''OR GRADING.
Sealed propos'iU will ho rjcoly-jcl by tlia uti-
clcrsliriied iiiit.l I I'M o'clock p.nr. , August r.'th ,
IK ) . ' , for grading
lliunllton street from the viaduct over the
Omnliu licit railway to 4r > th street ;
Military nveiiuo from Hamilton street to
Oriinlxtreol , und
The alley In block H. Oampboll's addition ,
fronil'Hh street to ' 'Ist street.
In the olty nfOmaht , liraccordaneowlth plans
and ipocltloutlons on file lu the ollleo ot the
beaM of public works.
Illds will ho muilo on printed clanks fur-
nlKhod by the board , und to lie accompanied
with a certified check In the sum of i > < . pay-
uUlo to the cltytof Omuha , us un uvlduncu of
good faith.
The board reserves the right to reject uuy
or al , bid. and w l . l .
| fg. | AlJBCBt
Chairman of thu Board of I'ubllo Workg.
Owulift , Nob. , July .th , 1BW
the American Wntor Worki company. For
Rome reason Known only to hlmiolf Mr.
Fnllon docs not wUh to permit tns servants
nnd on.plo.voa of thovntor works
-company to oxamlno the water
motor under his sldcivnllt through
vrhlcu the water that ho consutnos llnds Us
way.
way.Ho ha , so the company nllpROs , blocked
the nccosi to the motor anil Imi nllowotl
wntor , mud nntl rubbtsh to run down ever Use
so that the Inspectors could not road lu
Attorney Wnorton nppaarcil tot the ro-
colvor today beforoJudeo Dundy nndsocurnil
mi order to compel Mr. Fnllon to rcinovo nil
obstructions nnd to cenao his Interference
wltb iho motor.
llcrConllduiico Wnn Well
" 1 would rather trust , that mcdlcltio thnn
nny doctor 1 knntv of , " nnys Mrs. llnttlo
Mason of Uhllton , Carter Oo. , Mo. , In spoftk-
IIIR of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera nnd
Dlnrrhcui Uomcdy. This modlclno cnn
always bo depended upon , oven In the most
severe nnd dangerous onsos , both forchiulron
anil ntlults. i and CO-cont bottles for solo
by druggists.
The Lowest Unto * Yrt.
Between Aupust 3rd and 7th the Rock
Island roatowlll sail round trip ttokots
to Donvnr and return for $12.00. Two
vestibuloct llinitod express trains daily
with dining enra attiichcd , from Oinuhii
to Denver , Colorado Sprincrs and
Poublo. Ticket oOlco , 1(102 ( Furnatn
street. Chtirles Kennedy , gunontl
northwestern nassonyor
I'ltOJt > llOUitAHOVT US.
Ootlionburc lias n ono-loirgod blrtycllst.
The Nobrn lt'i City Stunts Zjitung bus col-
cbrntod Us silver nnnlvamiry.
A North Platte man tun boon lined for
severely whipping his 14-year-old boy.
II. D. Kelly of the defunct Fremont Flail
has assumed control of thn Dodjro Loader.
A. B. Smith's Borphum mill nt Fairllohl
expects to mnlto 1UO.UUU gallons of sorglium
this season.
A new hot-so disease , marked by weakness ,
dry cough and fever , is causing deaths lu
Custor county.
Little Grnco Doollttlo of Gothenburg wns
struck In the shoulder by a pistol ball fired
nt n target llvo blocks away.
A revival of religion is In progress nt
Broken Bow , conducted by Evangelists
Hedges ana Everett of tha Christian
church.
Albert Qutnn nnd Gcorgo WavsSght have
boon bound ever for trial for burglarizing
the store of F. E. Mulaoou at Schuylor. A
portion of tbo stolen property was recov
ered.
ered.A
A number of brnkomon nt l orfolk have
boon discharged by the Eluboru road. It is
alleged that iho men had boon carrying
passcugors contrary to the rules of the com
pany.
pany.William
William Wellington of Fremont whllo
working on a derrick atSohuylur wus struck
on the head bv the hummer nnd nearly
killed. It took fourteen stitches to close the
wound.
The Sownrd Reporter hos appeared as a
dally , published by Madolo & Mason. F. G.
Simmons romatns as iho editor nnd will di
vide his time between tbo paper and pushing
his beam for congress.
Because his chickens dug up his neigh
bor's yurd , J. A. Br.vnu of Fllloy wus
stabbed by Robert Dobson. Dobson Jabbed
a knife Into Bryan's noclc and breast , inflict
ing several flesh wounds. JJobjoa bus been
urrasted.
F. O. Edgecomb , editor of the Falls City
Journal , wus accidentally shot while hunting
near Battle Crook nnd will lese the sight of
both ovcs. Sam Montgomery , who wns with
Edeocorab , ilrcd ooth barrels of his cun at n
Hock of birds and tbo contents of ono barrel
struck Edgeeomb in the face. Mr. Edge-
comb was receiver of the Farmers ntid
Drovers bank at the time ot the accident.
Col fax county oOlcials have tnlton 13-year-
old Mary Drapela of Schuylor away from
ber parents because they abused and 'starved
her , The girl wont homo sick from the
Fogg house some time since , and luxuries
taken her by kind friends did not roach her.
She pleaded to DO taken away from homo and
her parents objected , but the objections were
not hooded by the > oniclals. and she wus
taken to the homo ot Mrs. William Steele ,
Mnrrlngo Licenses. *
The following marrlaeo licenses were Is
sued by Judge Ellor yesterday :
Nnmo and address. Age.
11'r.mk Hlnkolov. Ashland. Neb 21
I Clara Iledcsan , O.natia 10
i.TohnH. Halllod , O.nahi K
I Dora. Thompson , Omaha 18
j Frank MeUmbcr , Oretu-i 21
lAdiilicoJ , Crct.ia 18
i John Ornwlov. Omaha . - . . , : )4 )
i Mnry Flurr , Omulia ; n
llullcltiiK Perm Its.
The following permits were hsuod by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
L. A. lloiworth , ono and ono-hilf story
fr.imo dwelling , Forty-second and
Ur.icu streets f. J 1,500
II. G. Clark , ono and one-halt story
frame dwelling , 3.111 Ohio sticot 1,000
'
1'our minor permits 031) )
Total Kl I5o
Ch coked the
progress of Con-
BUinntion. H'l
cured , too , if it's
talcon in time.
What is needed
is the ono unfail
ing remedy for
Scrofula in all its
forms for ono of
those forms ( Lung-
scrofula ) is Con
sumption.
Purify your
blood-tbat's the flnt thing. Itid it of the
taints and poisons that niuko it easy for this
dreaded discaso to fasten lla hold Then It
you haven't delayed too long , you can be
cured.
From beginning to end , the remedy is Dr.
PJerce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's tha
most potent blood-cleanser , btrcncth-rcstorer ,
and flesh-builder known to medical science.
Consumption , and every form of Scrofula
nnd blood-taint , nil yield to it. For Weak
Lungs , Spitting of Blood , Bronchitis , Asth
ma , and all severe , lingering Coughs , it's nn
uncqualod remedy and tbu only ono for the
Blood nnd Lungs that's guaranteed. If it
doesn't benefit or euro , In every case , you
have jour money bock.
3 OUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards CompanX
SOUTH OMAHA.
est Cftttlo. hog and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
OEO. BURKE & FKAZIER
LIVK STOCK COMMISSION- ,
THE LKADEIW.
rt fttUllil Wrlto to this hou for cor-
V , UJlAIIAj rect Mirltot Reports.
Wood Brothers ,
i-oiith Omaha Telephone ll'iT. - Chicago
J. 1) . DADISMAN. I , .
W. M. WOOD. ' " " ! ! " .
Market reports by mall and wire cheerfully
fnrnUhod upon application.
TUB
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , EastBt. Louis , Kaunas Olty , South
Umiihu.ctouxCltr. Fort Worth.
A. D. Boyer & Company ,
f > 8 and K > Exchange Ilulldliu.SoiithOinahi.
Corroipoiidcnco ollcltud nncl uroiuptlr univrorJl.
lal uttantlun tu ortluri fontocliors A
KitntlUUed , ISiL . . . Incorporatid , 13Ji
Capital f nllr paid , f3UVjJ.
Waggoner Birney Company ,
Wf Ito or wlro m for prompt aail rcllabla uiarkut
report * .
Perry Brothers < x Company ,
Llvo Stock Commission.
Itoom M Kxuhnnio Hnlldliu , BoutU Omaha
Telephone 17J7.
M. H. Hogartj & Oo. ,
Itootn 31 Kioa njo
Uulldlnx.
South Oiau.hu , * Met )
OMAHA
Manofactoors'aDd-Jollers1
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDEKS.
" "
J. II. Glenn ,
Conirnctor * nml nib contractor ; for Ml kln.li of
hullilln * . PlMtorlnit pnlWInit. otc. All wlllrocclvo
copy onilonn'snrohltoelii'iiml hulldcrV illrcctorjr
t tee , liy sending tholr imme , bmlness niul location
to tlio publisher. J. It. Hlcnn , 11.1 f. litli ftrcct ,
AWNINGS
OinakTcnli Awning Co Wolf Bros. Co.
Tents , nwnlnir * . tnrpnii-
Fliiffi , hMiimocks , oil nnd llni , covers of nil kinds ,
rubber clothlntf , Send llnin , banners , etc. Head
forc.tt'eue. 11IJ Knrnntu for CAt.iloKiio.7UJ S. ICtli
BAGS AND TWINES.
licrnls Omaha Bag Co
Importers nnrtmrfHour !
neks , biirlnps. tnlno.
DIOYOLES. | BOXES.
51. 0. Daxon , ll.C.Todd ,
SiccoMor to t. J. Wlllc
cn on. M'fit clKar. piper
Illcyclos sold on mont. , luicUlu boTiu. All novel
hlr
payments. 1SO.X. 15 llosln hex lino.
llll ) Doiulni St.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coo Shoe Co.
1103 Howard Street.
Fnctorrcorner lltli nnd Doujbn s.
\\onromiklnitclotoprlciHto o.nli buyorn , nn I nro
lalllngn class of goods which Is very saleabla
with morolinnts.
Steven Crccdon.
Mnnufaeturer's agent. Icaniupplr yon with evcry-
tlilng In sliocs insn's , woiiun'ii nnd ctilld-T it
lowest fixctory prlccsnmdlncounts. ! Ijitost styles.
KOI Kunmm Struct , llooin 15.
Kirkcndall , Jones & Co ,
Wliolcsnlo Mfr . Agents , Itoots , shooj rubbers ,
lloiton KubbcrShooCo fell Roods. ' . HW , U10
IIO.-IIUI-IIOJ llitriiip-st llarnoat.
CLOTHING.
CONTRACTORS
J. II.
Contrnctors nnd sub contractors for all kinds of
bulldlm ; , plastering , palntlnz , etc. will receive a
copy of ( iienn'a architects' nnd builder * ' directory
free , by sending tholr nnmo , tmslnc'is and location
to tli3 publisher. J. 11. Ulenn , 11.a. 15th street.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith i Co , Kilpalrick - Kooli
Dry KOO.IX , notions , t at- DryOooJsCo NotloT ,
nlshlnx KOOils. Corner Kintn' furnishing icou Is
llth nnd llowanl-sts. Cor. llth aid Ilownrtl.
FURNITURE.
Omalia Upholstering Co , Bccbc & Runyan
Upholstered furniture , C'nrnltura Co. , Qrace nnd
110.J 1101 Nicholas street Uth street.
Wholesale only.
GR30ERLE3. | DRUGS , ETC.
D. M. Stcele&Co. I Blake , Bruce & Co
1231-IW" Jones Btroot , 10th and Ilarnjy s tra et
1 Omaha.
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESO
LUTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha. Neb. . July 21 , 1892.
Ilo It ordatnod uy the elty council of the elty
of Omaha , the Mayor concurring :
Th it perm inonts.dowulks bo constructed In
the city of Omaha as designated below , within
live days nfter the publicat'on of this resolu
tion. or the personal service thereof , as by or-
dlnanco Is authorised nnd roqiilred ; such
sidewalks to bo laid to tno purmanont grade
ns established on on the p ivt-d streets speci
fied herein and to bo constructed of stone , ar-
tlllol.il stoni ) . brick or tiling urcor.Mnt to
Rpcclfle.ttlonson fllo In tl'.e uflluo of the board
of public works , and under Its supervision , to-
"south sldo of I'lnrco street. It : ) blk 2M city , 0
Kast sldo of 10th street , Ita 4 and 5 blk 2(0 (
city 0 feet wide.
feoiith bide of Aluson street. It 3 blk 2.11 city ,
8 feet wldo. / , , ,
North sldo of n ivcnport street , Its S , 0 , 7 arm
8 bik 55 city , G feet wide.
North sldo Chicago street , Its 5. 0 an.l 7. blk
41 city. U feet wide. , ,
South sldo of Cass street , Us 1.2 , 3 and 4 blk
41 elty. 0 feet wldo. . . .
North slJoC..bs street , Its n , G. 7 nnd Bulk 23
olty , feet wide.
boutli sldo of California street , Us 2 , 3 and 4
blk 2. city. 0 feet wide. _ ,
North hide of California Htroet , Us 5 , 0 , 7 and
8 blk 11 elty C feet wldo. ,
South s.'doof Webitorstreot , Its I. 2. 3 nnd 4
blkllclty. 0 feet wldo.
North Hide of Webster street , Us 3 , 0.7 nnd 8
blk 35) ) elty , U feet wldo. , .
South sldoof linn ; street , Its2nnd 4 and w /
It 3 blk a5U city , fl feet wide.
North sldo of llnrtstroot , Its 5,0.1 and 8 blk
XMoltv , Ofcot wide. .
Weatsldo 17th street , Its 1 and B blk 44 city
\VestVsIdo ftt 17th street. Us 1 and 8 blk 22
cltv , G feet wldo
West sldo of 17th street , It 1 blk 11 city. 6 fent
" '
17th street , Its 1 and 8 blklBO
olty , 0 footwluo.
\VostsIdoofl7th street , U 8 blk 333 olty , 0
"wostVldo of 17th street. It 1 blk 214U olty , 0
foot wldo.
North sldo of Davenport btroot , Its 5 , 0 , 7 , B
blk.Uclty. Gfoet wluo. , . _ , , ,
North sldo of Hurt street. Its 5 , 0 , 7 , 8 blk 313
city , B feet wldo.
And. bo It further resolved ;
That the board of public works bo , and Is
herobv authorized and dlrocteu to cause i u
copy of this resolution to bo published In the
olllclal paper of the elty for ono week , or bo
served on the owners of > < ald lots , and that
unless such owners * ) ! * ! ! within live days utter
the publ cation or service of such copy cpn-
btrnet such sidewalk as heroin required , thai
the board of public works catibu the samu to
bo done , the cost of constructing Bald side
walks respectively to bo iissi Bed ag'ilnsttho
real estate , lot or part of lot in front of and
ahuttliii : siioh sidewalks.
Proslrfuut of the Council.
Attest ! JOHN
City Clerk.
Approved ! < JKO. I' . UEMIS. .
ilayor.
NOTICE TC OpNSTHUOT BIDEWAI-KH.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lots and
real estate described In the ubovu resolu-
Vou'and each of you nro hereby notified to
coiistruet permanent sidewalks as reiiulrcd by
a resolution of the city council and mayor of
the olty of Oinuha , of wh oh thu abovu Is a
. .
Ch-ilrninn Honid of 1'ublle Works.
Omaha , Nub. , July -Hth , 1HJ. , ) y'JiH <
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OP
DAMAGES FOH GRADING.
To thu owners of all lots and uurUof lots
and roil ost.ite along 31th strvut fiom I-ur-
nun , struct to Dodsoutreut :
Vou are hereby nntlllud that the under-
Biitucd , three disinterested freelioldern of thu
city of Omaha. Imvo been dulv iipplonted by
the mayor. lth the approval of t'iu ' city coun
cil of said city , to UNIONS the U > IIIIIKU la the
owners rcupeetlvoly of the pro | jrty ulfoctod
by Kradlnu' lth Hlroet from Karniini btroot to
Dodue street declared i senary by ordinance
lUW , pinned July aist , Mi npprovuJ July SJrd.
Vou are further notltlod , that bavins'ac
cepted said appointment , and duly riu illllud
us rennlred by law , wu wl | ) . on the lltli day of
AUKUtt. A. . . IMW. at the hoiir of lu o'clock In
thu forenoon , at the ollleo of T. II. McOulloeh.
.room 81. . NowVorkl.tfe building , within thu
corporate Ilinlti of said olty. meet for the purpose -
pose of comlderlni ! and nmkliii ; thu UI VH >
mentor duinaKo to the owner * runpeollvoly of
said property , uffuctud by said iirud nf , taking
Into coiuldurutlou special buiiollts. If uny.
Vou are notillod to be present at thu time
dud place uforcnuIJ , und uiuko uuy objuutlona
HARDWARE.
Ilcclor & Wilhelny Co. Lobcck & Linn. -
Corner 10th And Jackson Dealers In Imnlwnro and
strecti. tnoclmnlc * * ' tooli.
KOI Doutlm street.
tC. \ . Itaymcr.
DiillileiV linnlnnri ) nnd
contractors' iupptlo § .
M < South lull street ,
LUMBER.
Clias. IL Leo. Job H. Wakclicld.
llnrdnood lumber , wood IniporloilAmerican Port.
cnrpcts nnd parquat InnJeeinent Mlliruiikao
lloorlnu , liritniullc eeinont nnJ
9th ndd Dougln * . ( julncr whlto llaio.-
LIQUORS.
Her & Co. Frick & Herbert
morchanti. 111 ?
Liquor
WholesiH
ilotlor
liquor
llnrncr > U Mfrs. Ken .
10U1 r
st.
' rnnm
nedy's Unst India lilt-
tern.
MILLINERV.
J. Oberfelder & Co.
Importers and Jobbers of
mllllnorjr. notions. Mull
onliiM prompt.
st.
MUSICAL.
i Hospe , Jr.
I'fnnos , *
organs , nrtlstn
mutcruli , etc.
street.
PAPER. I OILs.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co.
Cnrrr n fall itock of
printing , wrapping and Ucdnccl nntl lubrlentlng
writing pnpor , cnrd pa oils , axle grease , etc.
per , etc.
OVERALLS , SKIR TS , ETC.
Kinz & Smcai
\ *
Mfrs of "K & 8" pants
slilrts nnd overalls , etc.
C14-1S South llth st.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Kstabllshcd 1878. Branch & Co.
Whitney & Co.
Produce , fruits of all
Ilutter , CKRS nnd poultry. kinds , oysters.
31' ) boutli Mill st.
J. B. Huse & Co. Jas. A. Clark & Co.
Our specialties : lluttor , lluttor. Oh03so , eggs
CKKD and poultry. poultry nnd game.
lou Howard st. 817 boutli 13th st.
W. K. Hiddcll. Hiddcll & Co.
( Kstabllsbcd 16S5. ) lluttcr , cliecso. eggs , TOU
liolekolo bJttor nnd vtnblca , fruits , poultry
eggs , lluys and sells for nndgum3.
c.'Bti. il ! ) B. llth st.
STOVE REPAIRS.
'ks '
Blovo repairs and water
attnchmonts for any
kind of store made.
1W7 Douglas.
SASH I TOYS.
MJ.Disbrow&Co. II. Hardy & Co.
Mnnafncturors of sasu , Tors , dolls , albums ,
doors , blinds nnd fancy goods , home fur
moulillngs. Branch of nishing goods , chil
fice , 12th and Iiard sts. dren's carriages.
1319 farnam st.
to or statements concornlnz said asscssmeut
of damage ! as you may consider proper.
T. H. Mi0ll,001I. ( ) !
K. W. OIIISON.
JOIliN R FLAOK.
Omaha , July 20th. IbOi JSOdlOl-
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Sealed proposals will ba received by th
lUHlcrjUiicd until 1.JU : o'uloolc u. m. Auguat
lUth , 18)i for grading
Ohio street from the cast line of Deulso'i
addition tu2.'nil street ;
Hth Btrcot from I'ino street to Trances street
The nlley hotwoon I'ino and Hickory street *
from tith street to 10th street ;
In the city of Unialia , In accordance with plnns
nnd specifications on fllo In Iho olllce of tuo
hour I of iiubllo worxs.
lllds will be ma.do on printed blanks fnr-
n'.shod by the bo ird'ind to bo accompanied
by a fortified chauk In UIUMIIII of f.VK ) . payublo
to the city of Oiuuh i as an ovldenco of good
faith.
The board reserves the right to rojoot any
or all bids und to wiiUo defojts ,
1' . W. lUUItUAUSEn
Olialrman Hoard of 1'ubllu Works.
Omaha , Nob. , August Uh. Ibte. u4-n-ll-13
WOODEN SIDEWALKRESOLTJTION
CONSTRUCTION.
Council Chamber. Omaha , Noli. . July 21st , 1601.
Ho U resolved by the olty council of tin
city of Omaha , the mayor concurrln ; ; :
Th it woo len Hldewnlks he constructed In
the city Omaha us designated below , within
live days utter the publication of this resolu
tion , or the personal hotvlco thereof , us hi
ordinance U uuthorl/.ed and required ; suon
sidewalks to bo laid to the present jrndu on
the streets spocl'jod ' herein , and to bu con
structed of pine p'.nnl ; of such width und
tlik'luioss unl bo laid upon joists of such
( llmeus'ons nirl In Htich minnor us Is pre
scribed by the specification ! an Iho In tin
ollleo of the Uo'ir.1 of I'ubllu Works and undci
ItsHiiporvlslon. to w t :
West side of 31st street. lot 13 block -'J.Omaha
View extrusion. U fuel wide ,
West sldo ofalst ; street , lots 1 to 4 Inclusive ,
block 21 , Hoeh'ne's s.il ) In Omaha View exten
sion , U feet wldo.
West side of 3lst street , lot 1 block SO , Omaha
Vlow extension , 0 feet wldu.
West fildo ot Illst street , lot 1 bioJk 7 , Omaha
Vlow , U feet wldo.
Hon tli side of Ohio street , lots l to 10 inclu
sive , block I , Hitchcock's addition , 4 feet wldo.
Hontli side of Ohio street , lots 1 to ll Inclu
sive , block 2. lllichcock'H addition. 4 foot whin
East ildo of 2lthavo. ! , lots 10 to 14 Inclusive ,
block 2 , Iloicgs & Hill's second adultlon , U fool
wldo.
Kast sUlnof 20th avenue , lots 14,1.1 , 10block 2 ,
HoZL'4& IIIll's 2nd addition. ( I feet wldo.
South side of Donulns Htroc't , lot I block0
IKUUS& IIIIl'K''nd addition U feet wldo.
North side of Do IKO Htroet. lots 11 to SO In
clusive booc4 ! ! Drako's addition. U feet.
West side of 28th uvonuc , loU I- , : i. 4 block3
lion's ft Hill's 1st addition. 4 feet wide.
hdiilh side of California street. lots 1 to8ln
cliiHlvo block 4 Kwociy's addition , ( I feet wldu.
Knst Hlilo of Ltllli street , lots II ) to-1) Inclusive
Fnlrnioiint Place. ( I feet wide.
Noithsidoof Onto street , lots 7 to 12 Ino u-
slve , blouk 1 , Kroaurlek's addition , feet wlda
North side of Ohio street , lots 7 to 12 Inclu
sive. .Marlon addition , G feet wldu.
West sldo of 20th street , loll block ll.Bwoozyi
addltlon.il fuiit wldo.
West sldo of 20th street , tax lot 25 , sea 10-15-1
Went side of 27th street , n ' / blouk C , Bhlnn'i
1st addition , Of net wide.
West sldo of 27th street , g ' / block C , Blilnn'tt
1st addition. G feet wide.
And be It further retolvnd : .
That the Hoard of I'ubllo Works bo and
hereliy Is ituthortzud nd directed to eailsu u
copy of thlareiolutlonto bu publUhed In tin
iinTulnl paper of the ulty for one week , or bo
survcd ou the owners of said loU anil unless
such owners shall within lire days after the
publication or service of umh copy construct
Kildshluwiilka no herein required , that tha
Hoard of I'ubllo Works eaimu the name to bo
done , thu cost of constructing wild slduwalk *
rcupuctlvoly to bu HHo i > ed nKalnit thu real
estate , tot or p irl of lot In front , of and abut-
President Oity Council.
Attest ! JOHN UUOVKS ,
Olty Clerk.
Approved ! OEo. 1' , UK.MIS ,
Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONBTHUOT BIDEWALK8 ,
To the owners of the lots , purls of lots and real
ustutu desorlbod in thu above resolution !
You and oaoh of yon are huruby notlllnd to
coiutruet wooden nlduwalks us required by a
resolution ot thu city council and mayor at
the city of OmuUu , of wlitcb thu abort ) In *
copy ,
I > . W. IlIIUCIIAUBKIi.
Chairman Hoard of 1'ubllo 'Work *
Omaha , N U , July Mth , IbW. Jy2Su7t