6 THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST 30 , 1802.
HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Hail a Strong Opening and Made a
Considerable Gain.
FROST EXPECTED IN THE NORTHWE5F
Out of Tortj Cnr * of New Spring TVhont
Only Seicn Wcro Up to Contrnot
Urntlc Stocks nnil
Bond I.
CIIICAQO , III. , Aug. 20. Wheat had n strong
opening today nnd made a considerable Rain ,
but nil the advance was not hold. Tlio
Klrcnpth was duo to a number of bullish fact
ors , Including stronger cable * , n partial re
covery of the trndo from the cholorn panic
that the
Imprcislon
and a very Rcnoral
Vienna congress report was likely to prove a
Imlllili one.
Hut the principal itrength was found in the
news from the northwest. Hcports from there
showed that It hail mined continuously for
the oa t twenty-four hours nml that farmers
wore apprehensive of great damage to the
crop. It wns also suM that u cold wave was
lieilnil ! the rainstorm and that n dangerously
Jew temperature was probable. The Inspec
tion shout also went far to confirm tuo reports
of the poor quality of wheat In the northwest ,
which have neon no general of late , as out or
j-orty cars of now spring wheat only seven
cnrs were up to thu contract grado.
Thtro wnspood buyIIIR from the start , partly
for the long uccount and partly to vovet
shorts , and us there wus not inuoli o do re I.
Jlrmncss was the gcnciat rule The putslilo
during wus apparently on a largerscale than
usual. Later on the laigo increase In thn visi
bly supply and some ro IHOII to bollovo tli it
the curly bullish MOWS from the Vienna con-
cress wns not well foiin'Jed tlio > nnri < ot lost a
peed ( leal if what It hud gained. Tbe Information
olrciilatoil purported to
mation na originally
bo a dispatch from Vienna reporting the uo-
rrcmo In the world's whuut supply this year
nt227tu > AObn. and the increase In the rye
flop of unv.liOU.UUJ bu September opened at
ftoiu7Gc to'OJjc , ajiilnst 7 : > JJj ( nt the close-
on Saturday , worked up to7 < ic. receded and
clnscd easy nt Tflc. . . . . <
Corn WIIH ( Inner on reports of co'il weathpr
In ihosoutliwestiimlwusitlsoMympatticUcally
nlToctcd by th'jHtroiuth In wheat. 1 hero was
mi pro sure to soil and with a Rood demand
fiomshoils anil n fair amount of buying lor
for the long account , tt'io feollnz wan goncr-
ully Rtroni anil nrlcus averaged coiislder.il ) v
hither. September started MHo to 51Uo
iig.ilnstWJJu at the close on Saturday ; sold oil
slightly , advanced loSIHu anil o.oscil atfiljio.
Oats were ( inlet and firm , principally In
Bvmpathy with thn strength In corn and
wheat , nuct nations word confined to u range
of ! fe. closing iincliaiiKod In comparison with
haturday'slast piico.
llox products were.more aetl\o and higher ;
thollouluatlon was pronounced mid the buy
ing wnH more liberal , while the strength In
grain also helped to innKo it stronR market for
trnvlslons as did comparatively llKjit re
ceipts , but hlRhor prices for IIOJB. Pork fluc
tuated within a ran o of liho and closed
within zytc of the top with an advance of 15c.
Lard Is 7iu ! up and ribs 15c.
Lake freights unchanged.
Katlniutcd receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , 010
rnrs ; corn , 575 c.irs ; oats. Ml ours ; hojrs , 1.1,1)00 )
bead. . , ,
Tlio loadliiR futures ranged as follows ;
AHTICt.eH. I ow. CI.OSR.
WlIfAT NO. 2
AllgllBt S 75 < { * 7C S 75 75M
September. . . 711
llccemtcr. . . . 78J <
COtl.N NO.2
Wi M
" "
September" WT *
May
OATH N o. 2
AllKUSt. , . SIM 3IVi
bcptcmbcr. . . StH
October 8 < M 34 M
JlEm I'OIIK
September. . . 10 CO 1070 10 CO IOCS
October 10W 1(1 ( 75 10 72
Jnnunry 12 < U 12 U ) 1235 12 M
September , , . T75 7 BO 7 7& 7 80
October 7 7i 7 BU 7m 7 80
January 705 7U7W 702H
bnour Kins
( September , . . 772 7 B * $ 7 72 7 80
October 7 MX
jRiuiarr. . . . ; C 4U 45 6 45
Cash quotations wore r. follows : irX :
Ki.ouu Steady and unrhunied.
WHEAT Na 2sprlnsr. 70a7 ! Je : No. 3 sprlns ,
67RC9o : No.y red. 7Xa7flSc. ( !
COIIN Steady ; No. 2 , Oljfc ; No. 3 , cash , 40o :
No. 3. yellow , 5ui50Uc. }
OATS Na 2 , iUi-ic ; No. 2 white , no alca ;
No. 3 white. : ii35c.
llvn No. . ' . .CiVic.
HAnt.r.v--No. 2 , KJe ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , BOasSoi No.
i. t. o. b. . KKJljc ;
KLAX SEED-NO. 1. II.02K.
TISIOTIIVSEEII I'rlme , JI.50H.
I'oiuc Mess , per bbl. , 810.0 : > ® 10.07W | lard ,
HO Iba , $ U.8'J'short ; ribs sides ( loose ) ,
r.87.flJi dry suited shoulders ( boxed ) . tli.'JCKB '
7.00 : short clear aides ( boxed ) . 7. < JJ8.CO.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.15.
SuoArt Unchanged.
Receipts nnd shipments today were as fol
lows :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market wns quiet ; creameries , Id3 4c ; dairies ,
IWi Eg.s , 17l7)4c.
BT. Louis , Mo. . Air. . 20. KI.OUII Steady and
unchanged ; patents , (3.7003 bo ; oxtr.i fancy ,
. .
WHEAT Ouoned strong nnrl soon advanced
lUo , but dropped later nnd closed ! © ?
ubovo Saturday. Cash , 71'7lo ! ; September ,
71Uc : October , 73c : December. 7.W1 7 < c.
COIIN WIIH higher but unsettled ; near ny
months closed ; iie ? nbovo Saturday , but
Muy was Ho and year lo hlehor. Cash , 47 ? ; ©
47 > ( c ; September close ) . 4Bc ; October. 4sy
December and year. 4G7jo ; Muy. 4 ? ie.
OATS Quiet and closed about "i Saturday.
Cash , : ' 14Wi ? o ; September , 28o ; October 33o :
Miiy. 36'ic.
Hvn-Dullnt40cbld.
IlltAN Quiet nt U'Jitlilo on oust track.
HAY Dull and weak ; prairie , (7.0038.50 ;
Imothy. tlO.Crxai.1.00.
Li.'AU I'lnn nt4iP2i. : }
Fl.AXBKtp-Lowcr ut 07o.
ilUTTBii Klrtn creameryS025oi dairy , 1C ®
*
Kaas Higher nt3OI3c. !
CllN > inA-Stoimy at 8-.35 < a2.4D.
Winsiiv Steady ut II. 10
HAGQINU-QulCt lltG > i&7i'c. ?
IIION COTTON TIKS Ii.iu.
i'liovisioNs-I'lrmcr/ In job lots , 111.23
® 1I.M ) . Lard. f.lO. Dry salt muits , loose
ihouldors , 8.OUi longs uud ribs , fi.HS ;
shorts. $8.03 ; boxed lota 15u inoie : bucon ,
shoulders , $7.75 ; longs mid ribs , IS.75 : shorts ,
tO.my . Hngar-eured hams , JM.Wtr..W ) .
( i IlKCEII'TB Flour , U.UUO bblu , ; who.it , 285.00
tbu. ; corn.M.WMbu. : oats , Oj.ooJbu , ; rye , u.00 ;
barley , none.
Siin-MKNrR Rour , 11.001 bhls. ; wheat , 01,003
bu. : corn. 4,0.0 bu. ; oats. 0,000 bu. ; rye 3,0.1(1 ( ;
burlcy , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Nfiv York ai
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 20. Ki.ouit Itecnlpts , 41.003
pkgs. : exports , 2,40) ) buls. . : ' , OOJ sncku : < | ulet.
Btcndlor. fair demand : holders asking moio
money. Bales 15.5JO lib's. ' Winter wheut jiat-
L'nts , $ I.13UI.4D ; Minnesota patents , tl.'J'iJ )
4.55.
4.55.COIINMKAI , Ktoady , more dull ,
WIIKAT HecelptH , 20I.OJO bu. : uxporls. 71.000
hit. I H.iles. 3,4tn.uo ) bu. of futures , 181. UJO bu.
of spot , bnoti fairly nctlvo for exports.
( Inner ) ! sn. lltud , HliJitSOJiy In store and ele
vator ; bKaSIUuallout ; 80 4t8liro f. o. b.j No.
! l rui ) , b.'t'iu ' : No. 1 nnrthurn , aiii
ftsaiie ; No. 1 hard. OOyQ.'Jie ' ; No. a
nurlliern. 80 ® Slc : No. . ' ChU-ucn ,
H-'iOHl'Jo | : No. 'J Mllwnukee. SOU o o :
No. 3 spring.77Ja78i' ( ( . Options K < aiO HI- |
vunci'd mill gulucd 1'iWfiU on wut weather
abroad ; higher cables , forok-n Inlying und ro-
norlsofa cold wave In tha northwest and
uxpoctca ilnmugo to hprlu ; who it : decllnecl
U'tKu on the InorenHcd vUlb.e stocks , light
clearance * , lar n ritculptH und welt hollln. .
cloblng weak nl Sittho nvur rlaturday ; No . '
rod , AucuNt , Kiu ) ! : nuptomhur. M Ill-H/itHu'io. '
uloolng at K'J u ; Octubur , K2 13-lCc. closing nt
H-.c : Novi'iiilicr. ht"1. DfcemDcr. 83Hftwllio ,
olixlnc ut K'l'ic : May , UlOOl'.iP. ' closing utUlc.
HYI : Dull , iiiimlnal ; ivi'sti'iu.i4icMe.
Htuokot train in btoro und alloat Augu t27l
\Ylieiit , U,3M.3II ) bu. ; corn , 728,717 bu.i o.itti.
70.IKIIU. ; rye. 4.077 hu.t burli y. 30.4UO hu.i
inuli. ici.iii. . " bu. ; pens , 1.7W1 bu.
HAIILKV MAi/r-Qulntt Canada , McGtl.OO.
UuiiN-Uci-iilniK. W.lOi nu.i exports. 0.0)0
bu , ' biilos , 70.0 U bu. uf futures nnd 31.MK ) bu , ol
spot. Dput ( lull und stu dyt Na - , OOu in
u uviitur ; Ulu iilln u : mi laded mUed.7i a.1it |
options ijulXil. MMlio upon | oorgmdhu west ,
tilifH\ornlilo cion iiuws mid talk of fros.t ,
( titling llrm ; Au.'iist , UU < ; BupioniLer. f.
closing ut ( hUut October , Mic ! , closing ill
fAI U ! Di-cun-ber. u'S tM.uloilllT ) ut S7.U !
Muy. MUsviye. cliislnf iittu ? c.
OATS IteculplN. 1UU.400 bu , : experts nonot
kiili-s.-.O.dO bu. of futures und 1&I.UJO uu. ol
ttpot. . lipot tteady nno tutlvu ; options mil
und lower : August , M o ; Buploi.ibor. lttli < 33lc. )
c IHII | ut liSV't October. 3-O.IStic , closing ut
KSiii' ! spot , wlilto , 4''ci mixed wimluril , ; * 4e4UiO }
\\lillii wi'nti'rn , 41Ot.'o ; No. S Ojiloiigo. 40c.
HAY Oulut , titcudy : klilppliu , K 'vc.
HoiM litill mid oimyt mute , common to
chiilro. a-JiW-iCj I'aulllo conkt , : \ > 3ilo ,
bl-'OAli Uuw. nctlvo und llrmor ; fnlr rofln-
lu , s7aU" ; : sali'd. 70--4 buus contrlfugul , 03
tun , nt UKc ; rcHiicJ Urm und nutlvu.
MOLASHKR rorulun. nominal : 60 tent , lOo ;
New Orieuni , gulot but uteady ; common to
stouJr I a ultcd Now Of
cans , solcctcd. 41 to ( U Ibj , M17c : Toxnn , sc-
cctcd , Ao to CO Ibs. , f/yto.
HICK In fair donmnil : domestic , fair to
Bxtrn.4M.ftCc ! .Iftpaii , fWMMo.
Koos Quiet ) wrsturn prime , 19H IOc | re-
cnlptR , 4,4ul pkgs.
rnnriiioNR Pork dull but weak ! olrl
mojs , tlI.7Mil2.00 : new mess. 112.00 ®
2.3J : extra prime. (12.CO Cut moats
steady nnd quid ; pickled bBllloa , BfflSUc :
ilcklod RhoiiUlurs. ca'ei pickled hami. 113
IHc. Middle ? , xtondy. quiet ; short clear , 7Ho.
LAUD Dull , llrmori western steam cloied
Q { .IO ; sales , 750 tierces at $3.IWl..17ji ! op-
,10n , s.llcs , 259 tierces September nt 130s , cloj-
ne at HOO.
fiuTTEtt Firmer , fair demand : western. HJ4
O19o ; western oroamory , 1725o ! western
aolory. HiJiJl'c. .
I'm Ilto.v Stady , qulot ; American.
3.53.
CorpEn-Dull ; lako. 511 MSI 1.00.
LBAD I'lrm ; domestic. f
TlN-Stcady | straights.
Oiniilm 1'rotlilcn Mnrknt * .
PRAOHBS California. tl.03l.ltt : southern
Illnols. OV87So per basket.
LF.MON s tf O3iil.no.
OliANtlr.s California , out ot market ) Im
ported , J8.POWS.53.
HiACKiuittms : j.Vi. ; ) Scarce.
1'MJMS California. $3.50 ® ' .OJ.
llANAA8-'ri..75. '
OAliliAtlE llomu grown. 503TOj par doz.
MKI.ONS Watermelons. crateJ , 2)o. )
1'KAns-lliirtlett , S.LOO.
llUTTiii : l'aokliii { stock , 12iai3o ! : amall lots
Bclect dairy. ll@7c. |
OANTAt.oilt'KS 1'orcrato , J3.53 | Joins , 75o per
basket ,
OAuroitNlAGttArns I'eroase , liOO.
(3UOUMHRU1 I'or doz. . 2 > ® 3lu.
NEW I'ITATOE J2.00 par bbl. ; In sacks , 1 ®
IMcperlb.
ONIONS I'or bhl. . W,001.2.\
Iti.ur.nEiiPill : Kl-it. | boxes. JJ 01(32.53. (
TOMATOES I basket cr.ito * , 11.25 ; bu. boxes ,
81.75.
OHAi'ES I'crO-lb basket , OJi)7. ! ) ' > o.
NECTAItlNr.S-.7.V3'X ! ! > .
IAM OV I't.u.Ms ' 'l-it. | case , $ J.O''I.21.
AriT.K-i-dood shlpplnx sto.'k sojrco at 1 1. .
J711 ,
Kno' Ocnornl tn'irliot. Ho.
l'iui.TiiY Old hens , 7145130 ! chickens , 82.00 ®
3.25 , _
llrltlHli drum Tr.iilo Kovlow ,
LONDON. Aug. 20. The Maik Lane Ilxprost
n its wnuklv rovlewot the IlrltHh grain trade
s.iys : The fiivor.ihlo weather of last week has
illuwed mi uiifrecodontty Inrgo area of lund
o bo harvested. The probiblo yiolil will bo
GI,37.V.71 bu. of wheat , CO/.CI.niO bit. of b.irioy
ind 112.3SO.'UI bu. ofoaU. Host now English
Who'it lun sold for.'l.'s.'id. Wlioat wiis largely
olfcrcd nt1H and w.is road liy Bold. Tornlgn
wheats were almost unsaleable , nnd prices
ler.llned ' 's. American red winter Wlieat has
iccllucd steadily and values lost 2s Od
n eleven days. Ilarley nnil corn are
: heapor. Data are flrm. At today's market
English , Russian and Indian wheats were ( id
loner. California wheat wus 3d dearer
owing to llio heavy ratlin of Saturday , which
ire regarded its , loop irdlxlng the who.it still
n the shook. I > 'luur was ouuaper. Yellow
oorn was 4d lower. Kouiul corn was down 0 1.
American ll'it corn wn ste idy. Oats were
down 3d. lliirloy wns GJ lower.
Kansas City .llnrltots.
KANSAS CmMo. . . Auir. 20 WIIRAT
Steady und lilghor ; No. 2 red , old. 5'Jo ' : old ,
taKeuiJiPf No. 2 red. G507c.
CoitN-Woak ; No. 2 mixed. 43JJ4Co ; No. 3
white. 50c.
OATS Firm. In fair demand : No. 2 mixed ,
27Ma28c : No. 2 white. olcl,31Q32c.
HyE Lower : No. 2 , now. ( We.
FIAXBKKO Steady at 87tt'Jc. )
On AN Strong atCl03c.
H Ay Steady ; timothy , 47.509.00 ; prairie ,
gl.OOffiG.M ) .
HUTTKK Weak to lower ; creamery , 1
dairy. 15lfic.
Enos Dull nnil very weak at Ho.
KECKIPTS Wheat , 53OJOuu. ; corn , 6,000 hu. ;
oats. 3.U03.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 47,03'J bu. : corn , none ;
oats , 8,0:0. > > - _
Colloe Mnrkot ,
NEwYoitK , Aug. 29. Options oooned stendy ,
unchanged to5polnt up : closed barely steady ,
> points down to ID points up : sales. 15.50J bags ,
Inoludlnz August , ? Il.iW4ol4.10 : September.
$13.65 ® ! 1.03 ; October. 8KIO © I..IB ; November.
SI3.50 : December. $ 3.4 ® 13.41 : January. 413.35
® ! 3.40 : March , fl3.Mai3.r. ! : May. S13.15S13.23.
Spot Klu stonuv. quiet : No. 7 , $14.75.
KIO.IANKIUO. A us. 27. I'list ordinary. 14.400
rols per 10 kilos ; good second. 1,1,303 re Is. Re
ceipts during tha week. 7lOOJ ! bags : purchases
for the United States. 40.0JO bazs : shipments
tc the United States. 1H.OJO bigs ; stock , 150,033
bncs.
SANTOB , Auc. 27. Good uveraRC. 12.G03 rcls
ucr 10 kilos , liccclpls durlnir the week , 84,0)0 )
hags ; purchases for the United Stitcs.2l.uOJ
hagHi slilpmunts to the United States , 8,030
bugs ; stock. 11)0,000 ) bags.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVEKPOOL , Ausr. 29. WIIKAT Firm , de
mand poor and holders offer sparingly ; No 1
California , Cs 8',4 < i4Ms U id percental ; No. 2
rod winter , Gs2dis2d ; ; rod western spring ,
.
COHN Quiet nnd demand poor ; mixed west
ern , IsIOUtl per cental.
HACON Long olenr. 45 Ibs. 41s per ewt.
COMMON KOSIN 3a Gd per cvrt
Oil .Murltot.
NEW Yonic. Am , 29. PUTROMSUM Steady
quiet ; United closing 644' ? forSoutcmber ,
CoTTONBKEt ) Ou-Pteady , quiet.
TALLOW Quiet , Ori.i.
KOSIN Firm , quiet.
l , steady.
Northwestern Wlicnt Stock.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , Aug. 20. Reports to
the Northwestern Miller nnd the Market
Record show the ac.'rosutc northwestern
stock of who it to bo 7.405.G12 Im. , or 39 1,8.12 bu.
loss than ono week ago. Ono yuar ago the
stock was 4.4U3.0UO bu.
Minneapolis \Vlieat M-irkot.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. . Aug. 10. Wheat
opened rather weak , heptombor 73aj advanced
und closed Jso higher ut 70 ; December
opened ut 7.1JtC , closed nt7Gc : Aiuustclosod ut
74)5. ) On tr.ick : Na 1 hard , 81c ; Na 1 Northern ,
7014o ; Na Northern. 7do.
Cotton .Market.
Niw : Oni.-\NS , La. . Auz. 20. Steady ; mid
dling. 7u ; low nilddllnir. l4o ) ! : irood ordinary ,
Co ; not and gross receipts. Ib34 bales. Including
rd b.Ues of now crop : sales , oOO bales ; stook ,
U3,03U bales.
Trailers' Tulk.
OniCAao , III. , An ? . 20. F. O. Loean & Oalto
Duncan , Ilpllln > or& Co. : Higher cables along
with reported damage In the whcatflelds of
the northwest caused u stromr opening In
wheat nnd September opened at "Co , sold up
to 70 ? 5i70'4c : closed at 707Uic. ! December
opened at about 7Uo , sold us high as 7ll,5ie ,
cfonod at787iu. The gossip about the world's
wheat supply being put ut 23).000,009 bushels
less than last year , helped the bull feeling ,
but lute cables , saying the demand was
chucked by the advance and nn Increase of
3,173,000 bushels In the visible supply , ouusoil
to mo free solilne anil the decline to78io
for Docombor. Thosnntimoi.t is again In favor
of hlzher prices and with the uncertainties
of the outcome nf the Vienna congress delib
erations wo may have a further advance.
The receipts and movementof : the bprlng
crops uro the jreat factors lu thu near future.
Corn opened flrm nt MUo for Septombnt.
May atM'ie , the closing iirlces uruilfio and
fkHO5'l ) ? > c. Weather urodlctloiiB for tomor
row uro light floats throughout thu oorn bolt
mid In Dakotx and Mlnm'sotn. Our stock ot
corn , about 2.10,0 0 buslioU Is heavy with the
demand only moderate to give any further
advance , At present It will louulro damiKO
to crop or 11 better demand. The out pit Is
now receiving u great deal of attention.
Samples uru poor and llht with no prospect
of Improvement. Alt Indications are for
higher prices. Provisions were dull toward
tllOOlDhO.
CIIIUAOO. III. , Am , 29. Konnott , Hopkins k
Co. to y. A. JlcWhortor : Stronger eub.es , reports
ports of damage by heavy tains In the north-
went anil fear of frost guvo thu market u bony-
autopolling. Later there wits another bourn
on acanuul that the Yli-nnu congroba hud mild
that the world's client crop mis 23).OOJ , < 00 be
low last vinir. Near the close thoie wus u 10-
actlon of ? 'o nhen H wns found that the
Vienna report could not bo conllrmod , Largu
receipts und heavy incrcaso In tno vlilbio
supply and estimated recelptf of ovorOOO curs
tomorrow also milled to thu weakness. There
may bu something ot u flurry to
morrow If thu Vienna estimate Is an/
way sensational , but It U not expected to
and much to exlstiiu statistical Information.
An olfort wus mails uurly to depress corn ,
t'omo iiiumburH ( if thoolit bull pool took a
hand , but theru hud bi-ou n conslilnrublu shiiko
outbaturdiiy , Thu temperatures were ominously
nously low along thu western edge of the corn
bolt. KO that thu demand was butter than the
supply nnd the market ruled llrm to Htroai
iiliiliiy. O.its Iliictnaied but llttlo and tr.ule
was r.Uhurllclit. 1'rovislouu were UrniLr on
moderate nrrlvnlsof lioru , rcducud est mutes
fur tomorrow und a higher market ut thu
yards.
STOCKS AND IIONOS.
Naturdiiy'ii Hunk Htutuiiir.nt Iluit Little VA-
feet tin thu Market.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 20. The bank statement
Fiituidiiy , whllu havlu ; llttlo or no elfucl at
tlio time of Issue , upon further study shows
that the fuuJa ot the b.inkt uro being do-
p'etod ut a rapid rate und borrowers uro now
looking for an almost certain inlvanco In
money rates in the face. This condition was
thn moving Influence in thu utook market
todiy , with thu usual result of extreme dull-
nun In the goner it market and special activ
ity , accompanied by falling quotations , In the
few stocks In which the hours were onoouruxud
to attack. Among those Loulsvlllo & Nashvlllo ,
Reading. Missouri 1'ucllle uud 1'aolUo Mull
fullowuJ euch other In order , but us a
rule tha IOHSOU were oonllnod to fractional
umouuta , llio lint named being the only Im
portant exception. The bulls In BL I'nul were
uncouraiccd by thn uppureiit proximity of n
dividend , which hopu llio ktutomont gronlly
sucouruKcd , _ ud ttiut ktock offered a ktub-
Notwlthatniullnz the severe prossnto brought
against Head Ing , the decided bull talk upon
LnckAwnnna and Delnwuro tt Hudton served
to restrain tlio solllnit ot the chief member of
the coal group und the Inconsiderable success
mot with , led to nn abandonment ot the effort
afternoon. The ndvunco was the result of
Llio operations of the tritium nnd their taking
their cue from the weakness of Louls-
villo & Nashville and the Industrials ,
refused to buy , and later cold freely
when it became evident that liquidation by
Llio cliques wus in progress. In the last hour
rh ? aoAtf hooamo moro acgrcsslvo nnd tried
not on if { ( oadlne but Louisville. Canada
Southern , Now England , Sugar nnd some
specialties , all ot which yielded materially ,
and the lowest prices of the day were mauo
list before the close. The pressure upon
Itcadtn : wns sovcro In the afternoon and the
transactions reached very largo figures In
comparison with the trading In the rest ot thu
marKct , but I'nclflc Mall , which wus subjected
: ou severe drlvo just after noon , scored the
loavlest loss of the day. The market closed
fairly steady after u slight rally , but nt or
near the lowest prices. Tlio transactions
reached only 217,1)42 ) listed and 18,120 unlisted ,
Holding contributing OJ.740.
Thn fontuioof thn day's fluctuation m orlccs
was Pacific null , which declined throe points
from the opening bid on a public nnnounco-
ncnt that Its exclusive arrangement with the
I'unume railway company was In dancer of
) olng ruptured on account ot lack ot agree
ment botneon the two companies.
Government bonds huvo boon dull nnil
steady.
Ktnto bonds have been entirely neglected.
The following uro the oloslmt rjuctiitlcus tor
the lead Ing stocks on the Now Ycrk b'tcck ex
change today :
bid tnskcd
The total sales of stocx today were 27,462
sharos. Incliulins : Atchlson. 8OD ; Erie ,
8.800 : Loulsvlllo & Nashville. 10.900 : Northern
Paolflo preferred , 3,700 ; Now Encland. 0.000 ;
I'aulllc Mall , ' ,000 : Heading , OJ.HOO ; Bt , Paul ,
21,503 ; Union PaclQo , 3.GOD.
Now York Alonoy Mnrhot.
NRwYonic , AUK. 29. MONEY ON OAM < Ea y
at22U percent : lust loan , "ft percent ; closed
olTorod at S'i per cant.
PntME MEiioANriLB PAPKII 18 per cent.
STRIIMNU ExciiANon Quiet , but firm nt
ll.eoafor sixty day hills , and 4.87 for com -
m ami.
London Irlnnnciul Itovlcir.
[ Copyrighted 1333 by Jamai ( lordon Uonnott.1
LONDON , Aug.23. [ Now Vork Herald Oablo
Special to TUB UEB.I In the Stock exchange
today attention has been chiefly directed to
thouro liulnary arriingoments for the settle
ment , new business having almost been at a
standstill. Consols are unchanged , but In
dian rupee paper nnd sterling lo ins have
glvou way ! > to M owlnir to the weak
liest In silver. Foreign securities chuo
toleiably llrm us ro4nrds lutcrim-
tlonal. a good tone by Ing reported on
continental bourses. Homo railways have
boeu somewhat dopressol. owln , ' to the un
settled weather. but apart from n full of K
per cent In Northeastern , 14 per cent In Motro-
and Bouthoastcm deferred , chungos
i others uro only fractional. Americans
have boon more or less weak nil day. Several
descriptions oiosu slightly loner , including
Louisville & Nashville. Erie and Union Puclllo
but Chloazo & Milwaukee are ? io hlghoi.
Canadians have been no loctol and uloso
without quotublo ehango. Mexicans , utter
being dull , close without change on tha day.
Mining Hhares nave been quiet. but on the whole
llrm. notably diamond descriptions. Money
has been In IHtlo demand. With the super
abundant supply of flouting capital short
loans hnvo boun easily procurable ati per
cent , whllo bankers charged l'S ' to IU percent
fortbolr fortnightly advances on the Block
exchange. The discount market wan quiet
and two nnd three month bills have been
negotiated at 1 to 1 ! percent.
Flll.inrlitl Notes.
KANSAS OITV , Mo. , Aug. 20. Clearings ,
Ji.oi..m
I'AIIH. Aug. 20. Thrco per cent rentes , 03f 1
S5u for the account.
Nuw Vonit , Aug. 20. Clearings , 107,007-
203 : balances. : i,770,450.
HAVANA. Aug. 20.-SpanUh gold. $ . ' .50KO
2.M4' ? . K.\chungo , llrm ; sugar , flrm.
lUt.TIJIoitE. Mil. , Aug. 2J. Clearings , tl.OSU-
04U : balances , ( I7.,743. Money , OporcouU |
I'IIILAIIKLI-IIIA , Pa. . Aug. 2t. Olearlnus , I"-
737,0ti2 ; balances , * 1,102.0I9. Money , 2H5iJ pur
cent ,
LONDON. Aug. 20. Amount of bullion gene
Into the Hunk of Kngland on balances today ,
174.003.
MKUl'lllft , Tonn. . Aug. 20. Now York exchange -
change helllug at 81.50. Clearings , tOSb3J ! ; bal
ance1) , 87'.3r > U.
CINCINNATI. O. , Aug. SO. Money , 340 per
cent. Now Votk exchange , iU&UUo discount.
Clearings. S2,33i,4.0.
Sr. Louis. Aug. 20. Clearings. { ( ,407.040 : bal
ances fTUi.UV ) ; money C < i7 per cenu Cxehuuyo
on New York , 5Ua dUcotiut.
NEW Olll.UANF , Lt : , Aug. 20. Clearings f 190-
COO ; Now York exchange , coinmeralal , Wo ) ;
hank. $1.50 pertl.OOJ premium.
SAN riiANCliCO , Cul. , Aug. 20. Drafts , sight.
lOc ; tolegriiphlo , 3Kc. Wheat Steudyj seller ,
tl.lUJi ; buyer , December. 81.37 .
UOSTON , Alass. . AIIB. 20. Oluurlngs , I10.3M.-
ES4 ; buliinccs. SI.O'7.4M. Money : i pur cent ;
uxchnngooii Now York KtlOa discount
OIIIUAOO , 111. , An. , ' 'ft Money , Htoaily , 1111-
aluingod , Hank clearings. ilD.'AW.T-.l ; New
Yoru oxchaugo , lOo dlbcount ; utorllug ex-
chaiitfo , unchanged. _
1,1 Vi : bTOUK Al.VKICIlTS ,
Itccclpti Were I.lcht Hut thu .Market Hail n
Klrm Tumi.
OMAIU. Aug. 29. Itecclptu of both cattle
nnd hogs were cons durably hhort of what
dealers In uunor.il were looking for , while the
run of shoup WHS rather larger than untlol-
P'ltcd. ' This will In u moiisuru account for the
llrmcr tone to the trudo In uuttlo and hoes und
thn sharp decline In shrop values ,
Up in noon or during the hours of nctlvo
trailing but 87 cars of cattlu wura received.
Olforlng * were very largely westerns , but thu
niitlvov Hindu up in qimllty what they lucked
In quantity. The feeling was ono ot strength ,
iind whllu outkldum were not buying or bid
ding , there was n very uotlvo Inijuiry from
local drebsed beef house * , und prices ruled
troug on all desirable offerings. A two-load
bunoh of oholcu l. ! > 71-Jb , beeves brought $5.03.
the llrkt tlmo that lleuro lion been reached for
ever u month , ixld bunches of common to
lair natives brought from M 15 to It. ' . ' 3. West
erns , If good , were nutlvu und strong , but the
commoner grades of nil kinds were slow , Hales
born rt'nlstancu to the depreBtlng luliiieueeb.
were ut from I..W ) furTcxiin to J 1.15 for very
fair wetilornii. A Tor/ fair olouranco Wua
Thoto wcto about twenty loads of cow * uud
mixed stoat * on sale hnd prlcei ruled stovly
to strong with n tolerably free movement
throughout. I'oorA&it very gcoJ cows nnd
holfcrs told nt from , Jl.il to titfJ. bulls nnd
stags nt from tl.iUo f97't. Ualvos were In
gooa demand nnd flfni Ut from f 1.25 to tl.25.
The trade In stoCcr < and feeders wai not
particularly active , out prices were well
maintained on alUUocont gradoi. Interior
lots were hard toiiiovA , pvon nt vorjr low
prices. Reproscntoilvdsalcs ;
finBSSHP HECF.
No. Ar. I'r. Na AVJ I'r.
SOUTH DAKOTA CATTLE.
Ibiill ICO'J 130 Ocows 1053 270
2cowa 122 > 1 OJ 5 feeders. . 1032 205
11 cows USO 220 11 feeders. . lOll'i 285
2 cows 1100 200 22 feeders. . 1170 300
* yearlings , t Tcxans.
Hoas. The supply wns light and thn quality
of the onorlngs very common. This ls thu
usual condition of aflulrs on Monday as far
as receipts nro concerned.
There wns a good shipping demand , eastern
reports were favorable , and as the supply was
light trade was brlslc with prices ruling lUo to
15o higher than Saturday. Poor to eood hogs
sold nt from 84.0.1 to $5.11) ) with tlio big hulk of
the saloi nt f" > .00 , against 14.85 to 75.05 Satur
day. The pens wore empty by 10 o'clock , the
general average of prices paid boliu S5.UO.
ncalust 818714 satutdayl and SJ.Kfi last Mon
day. Representative B.ilcs :
Pr.
4 0
4 UO
4 05
4 05
4 U7i !
5 00J
5 00 "
6 00 ,
5 00 ;
was'AND notion.
0 123 375
SIIBKP Receipts consisted of ROTon double
deoksot westerns. Aboutuverythingsold but ,
prices were fully lOo lower than lust week ow-
to the over supply.nnd lower markets at east
ern points. Quotations are : fair to good na
tives $ .1754.5J ; fair to' ' good westerns $3.50 ®
4.30 ; common und stock sheep JJ.5JJW.OO ; good
to choice 4'J to U ) Ib. lambs $1.603)5.50 ) ,
ItocclptH anil impii.sltlon of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stook as
shown by the books of the Union Stook Yards
company for the forty-eight hours ondlnc at
5o'clock p. m. , Auust29,1SJ2 ;
IlECEIl'TS.
IlIdl'OSITION.
Lust Week's IMirclmsc * .
Clilcuco I.lvo Stock Mnrbot.
OniOAOo , III. , Aug. 29. LSpoolal Telegram to
Tun HBK.1 The situation In cattle was un
improved. Common to pretty good native
oatllo and Toxiins wore In heavy supply und
sold slowly ut weaker prlcos. Oholco native
steers , being scarce , could bo disposed of at
about former prices , but that grade , too ,
showed a weaker tendency , The
run ot western cattln wns light-
estimated at 1.00. ) head and that market
was llrm. It was late lu the forenoon before
the movement developed any activity but thu
bulk of the stock wns finally pushed over the
scales. Quotations ningo from $1.00 to $3.1)0 ) for
Inferior to fancy natives. S1.50 to $1.15 for
westerns and from SI.25 to $1.15 for Toxana.
The ho ? m irkot was unevenly burlier. The
host of the offerlues sold ' 'Oo above thu highest
llguro reached on Haturduy and anything In
the sbupoof .1 hog was ailoablo nt u lOo ad
vance. The upturn was wholly duo to tlio
fact that the receipts were griutly below the
recent average. The arrivals were estimated
ut IH.UOJ head , ubput all ot which were out
of salesmen's handn by the middle or
the forenoon , sales muklng ut from $1.75 to
15.40 for poor to cliolco light , and ut from $1.00
to $3.CO for very common to extra medium
and heavy wulzhts , There was one sale of
fancy 307-lb. hogu at 15.GO and u llttlo trading
lu culls and rungo grussers at from $ . ' .00 to
(1.50 , but from $3.01 to$3.50 bought fully lovon-
clghths of all llio hogo on sale. The close wus
steady.
Of khoop prices wore lower today , hut not so
much lower us might be supposed when the
extent of the supply Is considered. Not far
from I5.00J head were on sale , and buyers were
enabled to 111 ! tholr orders nt from 15eto25o
orf from lust week's closing quotations.
( Jholco bhoop chun'godl hands ut fiom 15.40 to
t3.fi > 1 , and very decent lots changed liaiius ut
fiom $4.25 to t4 5' . Thdliost lambs were quoted
nrotind ItU''i , and poor stuff wus Blow ut from
$ J.50 to $ UToxiins were auotcd at from
f.i.00 to { 4.50 , ana westerns at U'jm gj.25 to
$1.75. *
HocolptR wore : Cuttle. 20,090 bond ; hogs ,
IS.O.'O ' lieiid ; Hheup , | 5uOO head.
ThoHvenln' Journal reports :
OATTLR Receipts. 2. > ,0)0 ( ) | shipments 3.003 ;
iinrkot utoady : prime to extra natives , } 5 OUtt
5.G ) ; useful , & 4.7u < aM > Vothers. $ .U > OS4 5JTex- |
, us , J-'JOil..liO ; rangers , f3.7MB.l- ( " > .
'
lllxis Recoipts""l7.000 ; shipments ,
market active und U'o ' hlglicr ; rough pnckors ,
$ I.I.Vd3.IU ; mlxua , H.liSi5 yi | prime heavy and
butchers' wolzhts , f5.t55.o : > : nssortod llvht ,
* S.l'5O5 45 ; other llehts , $3.0035.111 ! grussors ,
$ I.50U.7.1.
HilEKi1 Receipts. 15.000 ; shipments. 2,000 ;
market S330o lower ) nutlTcs , $ a5.5.50 : fed
RATARRH < :
U IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
The discharge from the nose was large ,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became inflamed , the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various reme
dies , I gave her KK3KS | The first bottle
tle seemed to KicHiJl aggravate the
disease , but the symptoms soon abated ,
and in a short time she was cured.
Da. L. D. RircyiiY , lackey , Ind.
Our book nn lllooil nnd Rkln PUcaxcs mailed
free. gwitr tJl'tciHO Co. , Atlanta , Uo.
To an . H.2.V3MO : westerns , ti..Xi ) l.4.1 ; lambs.
No\r Ynrk Lira HtociK Market * .
NRW YOIIK. Aug. SO.-np.r.vm-Hccolpt- ! .
5,077 heiid , Including slxty-nlno cars for < nlo !
market Mow , hut stparty ; native stonri , $ J.7.V ®
MB per 100 Ibs.j icxaimnnd low crAdci , 13.51
@ : i.7ii bull ! ) anil cows , K.OMW.Ol : droned boot
toady nt 7S4'Jc per II ) . : shipments toilAV , 7UO
bcovoinnd lvoiiuarlors ) | of beef.
OAt.VES Rocolpti , 1.701 heart ; market Uo
pnrlb. higher ; \oali. JJiOOffi s porlOO Ibs. ;
grasso * and buttermilk oalvcs. f2.r > oiii.OO. :
SllKKP Rccolpts. 16.4.V ) head ; sheep steady ,
shade firmer ; sheep , fl.noa.M'i nor 100 Ibs. ;
lambs. fl.2VTMl.8i : dressed mutton steady nt
BWCilOo per H ) . : dressed lambs firm nlOtfrdllc.
linns Receipts. O.G08 head , consigned direct.
Market iiomliially lower nt f\"OiJ.lW per
100 Ibs.
St. I.niils Live Stock Market ,
BT. Louts. Ma. Aug. 20 OATTrR Koeolpti.
4.00JI shipments t.txu ; mnrkct steady ; fair to
cliolco nutlyo steers , HOOK * 8J ; fair toi-holeo
Texas and Indians. $ . ' .0003.00 ; o.inncrs. I1.1C ®
Hoes Hccolun. 1,0)0 ) ho id : shipments. nMO
houdl market r > o bottet ; heavy , < : . ,0Oo.aO :
packing , 8l.7.vas.20t light , J4.Oitt.X2l.
SIIKRI- Receipts , S.VOJ hoarl ; slilpmontB , 7uO
bond ! receipts were mostly feeders ; muttons
nro quotable nl SI.M3.1UJ tor natives and M.OJ
O4.0 for Toxnns ,
KIIII < IIIS City Live .stock.
KANSAS CITV. Mo , Aui. 20. OATTMI Re
ceipts , 7IJO ) : shipments , 10,100 , Tlio market
was generally steady ; steers , t.L 10i.20 : | COWB ,
SI , < OH'.M5 ! Texas itiul Indian steers , W.oaa'i.SJi
Btookors and feeders , JLTiOiM ) .
lions Uccelpts , lOKi ) slilpmouts , SO ) : the
market was r.Hc ) higher ; all gr.idosl.2J .V2j ;
bulk. M.U5@S.Vtf.
HllKKf-ltoculpm , S10 ; shlpmi'iits. Ml ; the
market wus f toady : muttons , fl.ooai.35 ;
lambs , * 3.0.
_ _
MALE HELP WANTED.
Unclu 811111 U Miort of Alnlo Clerks In Sev
eral Dopai-tninit * .
It Is Rcnorally stipposod thnt there nro
plenty of applicants for positions In povoin-
ment employ , but thin socms to bo a mlstnko
with rognrd to some positions.
Tbo following circular has boon sent out to
tbo local civil sorvlco committees all ever
the country bearing upou the needs ot the
sorvlco in ill ( To rent lines :
UNITUD STATRS CiviSiuvicii : COMMISSION ,
WAHIIINOTOX , D. C. , Aug. S'J. Tlioro Is u
dearth ot applicants for the railway mnil
sorvlco from Arizona , North Dakota , Dole-
ware , Florida , Louisiana , Now Mexico und
ithoilo Island ,
From all states and territories there is n
donrth of applicants for uositlous us teach
ers and physicians In the Indian sorvlco ,
both in ulo und foranlo.
For the position of stonosraphor aud type
writer In the department scrvico tuero is n
drmrth of male applicants.
Persons desiring to take noy ol these ax-
arainutlons should illo nppllcallous with the
commission and obtain ndnmslon cards.
Apollontion blanks , Instructions nnd a
schedule of tha times mid places of examina
tions muy bo obtained by writing to the civil
sorvlco commission , U'ashlncton , D. C.
Postmasters nnd other government om-
ployos who receive tbis circular nro roijuastod
to offer tt to tbo newspapers of their vicinity
to publish as a news item , without expense
to the commission. Very respectfully ,
CIIAS.'LTMA.V , president.
The next civil servlco examination for civil
scrvico positions will bo hold In Omaha on
November 1) ) anil 10. Applicants for positions
in the departmental and Indian sorvlco will
bo examined on November 0 and these wishIng -
Ing to ROC positions In the railway mail ser
vlco xvtll bo examined on November IU ut tbo
Omaha postofllcu.
PJiaSIDEXT JiAltltlliOX'S I'LAXS.
Ills Trip to Xcw York Will bo AlinoHt
Featureless.
NKW YOIIK , Aup. 29. The Hornld says :
President Harrison's visit to Now York Ibis
week will not last mora than two or three
days. Ho will louvo Looi ; InUc on tomorrow
oyonlngor Wednesday evening nnil arrlvo
hero the following forenoon. The trip from
Loon lake , according to tbo ruilsoad sched
ule , takes sixteen hours , and Mr. Harrison
will travdl at night in order to save daylight
working hours. Ho will como in a private
car attached to n regular train. Frank J.
Ttbbott , his stenographer , will accompany
him.
him.Tho
The president will bo Whitolaw Reid's
guest. The reception will bo as simple as
possible. There will bo no speeches , public
ooromonlos or conferences. The spccillc
purpose of Harrison's visit , if it can bo said
to have one , is to consult with the candidate
for vice president. Both their lotion of ac
ceptance are finished aud tha candidates
want to compare tb'cm before they are tuo-
lisbcd. The president will , of courr.o. luivo
many callers , and will dauntless bo talked
to about the campaign by Chairman Garter
and other robubllcau field marshals. U is
Intended to make tbo visit as colorless of In
cident as possible.
Mr. Harrison will dispose of some official
business while hero perhaps , although tbo
only cabinet olflcor who has an engagement
to meet him Is Secretary Tracy ,
Vullilo Supply of ( irnln.
Nuw YOKK. Aug. ! i ( ) . The visible supply of
eraln is as follows : Wheat , 11-1,950,000 ; corn ,
7,578,000 ; oats , B,2Sl,000 ; rye , -111,0JO ; barley.
333,000. ,
Mrs. L. II. P.itton , llockford. III. , writes :
1 Froiunorsonul oxporioaco I can recommend
DoWlU's Saraaparilla , a euro for impure
blood and general aebillty. "
Every one suf
fers from Catarrh
in tbo Hoad.
These who don't
have it suffer
from these who
do. It's n discaso
you can't keep to
w yourself.
Hero are some
of tbo symptoms ; Headache , obstruction of
nose , discharges falling into throat , some
times profuse , watery , nnd ncrid , at others ,
thick , tenacious , mucous , purulent , bloody ,
putrid , and offensive ; eyes weak , ringing in
cars , deafness ; offensive breath : smell and
taste impaired , and general debility. Only
a few of thcso likely to bo present at onco.
The cure for it for Catarrh itself , and all
tbo troubles that como from it a txjrfect
nnd permanent cure , is Dr. Sngo'fl Catarrh
Remedy. The worst coses yield to its mild ,
soothing , cleansing nnd healing properties.
A record of twenty-llvo years lias proved
that to its proprietors and they're willing
to prove it to you.
They do it in this way : If they can't euro
your Catarrh , no matter how bad your cabo ,
or of bow long standing , they'll ' pay you
$500 in cosh. Can you have better proof
of ; the healing power of o medicine f
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
Ilest cattlo. hog * und sheep m.irkot In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER
LIV13 b'rOOK COMMISSION.
THE LEADKRS.
n nviiiuWrlt2 to , thlhou" , for ° ° f-
U. U.lmllilroot | Market BopDrti. '
Wood Brothers ,
fc'outh Oniulm Telephone H'i7 , - Chicago
J , 1) . DADISMA.V. I . ,
W. K. WOOD , pt.nnuer. .
Market reports by mall and wlro cheerfully
furnUhcd upon application.
TUB
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , KastHU Louis , Kansas City , South
Omuhu , bloux City , l''ort ' Worth ,
A. D. Boyer & Company ,
68 and 69 Kxuhange llulldlni.SoutliOmah a.
Correiiiondonco ollclteil anil promptly unicerU ,
bpecfalattontlontoorderi tortockur .Vfuoiltr * .
KitablliUed , 1880. . . . Incorporatad , UJI
Capital f ullr paid , IAIIXU.
Waggoner Birney Co mpany
Wrlto or wlro u for prompt nail rellablo unroot
report ! .
Perry Brothers & Company ,
LIvoBtootc Commission.
Room 61 Kxoiungo | llulldlnz , Bouth Omaha
Tuluphouu 1707.
OMAHA
AWNINGS AND TKNTS ,
Omaha TcnU Awning Co Wolf Bros. & Co.
Tontd , nwnlnits , tiupnn-
, himniock , oil and lln , COVCTB uf nil klmH ,
rubber clothlnt. jjontl Units , liiMinors. etc. S > rmi1
forcnt'iriiD. 111. ) t'Arnnm for oitnlnKiin.Ttti H. liltli
BAGS AND TWINES.
BcraisUmaliaBagCo
Importers nnd inrfn , Hour
neks , burlaps , twine.
BICYCLES.
M. 0. Daxon ,
nicyclos Hold on mntitliljr
paymontx. 1M.S' . 15th t
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morsc-Coc Shoe Co.
UOOIIowitril Slrnot.
Fnctorrcorner lltli nncl loiulitiilrot < .
Wo romilclnirelo oprlC3Mi > cxilih'irori. nnl nro
olllnir n class uf tfnniti which Is vorjr atloablo
with uiorehnnts.
Steven Crceilon.
Manufacturer' * tiitpnt. Iciinnupplr you with ovory-
thlnit In iilioot 'insn'ii , wo'iion' * anil ehll.M' it
lone t factory pricesnnil discounts. Intuit stylos.
1101 Knrmun titruot. Hooiu is.
Kirkcnilall Jones & Co.
Wholesale Mfrs. Auonli Ilooln , nhnos ,
llontnn Itulilicr 8huo'o ( run 7 > d4. 1303 ma
110. ' I10I-IIUJ llnrnoya llnrnur-sl.
CLOTHING.
Blolcky & Cohen
Clotblng.notlon , furnish-
liiRK. lilvu IM a trial.
KmnpliM prepaid liv express -
press , 111,1 lljrnar.
COAL , COKti , | CORNICE.
Omaha Coal.CokcHiuiCc Eagle Cornice Works
Mfr . ealranlrcit Iron
llnrd nnd soft conl. S. I } , cornice , window cups ,
cor. IGtb nnd inctnllo fUyllKliln. etc.
strcoU , 1110 , 1112 DodKC-at.
GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co , "Kilpalrick Koch
Dry goods , notions , fur- Dry Oooils Co. Notions ,
nlahliig cood' . Corner gents' furnishing ffooils
llth and Howard bta. Uor. llth a nl Howard.
PQRNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Co , Bccho k Ilunyaa
pholstorod furniture. Furnlturo Co. , Urnco an
1102 1101 Nicholas street 13tlistroou
Wholesale only.
GROOEUE3. : | Dri'JJS , ETC.
D. M.Stccle&Co.Blake / , Bruce & Co
12Jl-)205Jonea street , 110th and Ilnrnay § tr
Omaha. Omiiha.
ORDINANCE NO. 3220.
An ordinance rogut-itlns the use of the paved
streets and alloys of the city of Oinuhii for
hauling earth ovor. across or along thoHiimo
and prescribing the Kinds of wagons to bo
used for such haiillnir and to provide penal
ties for the violation of thu provisions
thereof.
Boltordalnoa by the city council of the city
of Omaha :
Section 1. It shall bo unlawful for any per
son , company or corpor.itlon to liiinl or au
thorize to DO hauled any earth In excess of ton
ouble yards over , ncross or along any paved
street or alley In the elty of Omaha without
first obtaining from the hoard of public works
of 8alU city u permit BO to do and complying
with the regulations provided In this ordin
ance.
Section 2. Any person , company or co rpora-
tlon before enterln/ upon the work of gr.idlng
any lot. street or alley In tlio elty of Oinnha ,
of making nny oxutivatlon for any collar or
other purpobo , In excess of ton eublo yards , I
and hauling any part of the earth graded or
excavated upon , along or across imy p.ivcd
street or alley In the oity of Omalia , shall
make application to thu board of public works
of salil city. n blanks to bo provided by said
bsnrd of public works , for such purpose , slat
ing thu place from which said eaitli Is to bo"
graded or oxcavatod. the pliico to which tlio
aamo Is to be hauled , nnd thu parts of the
paved streets or alloys over or ncioss which
tliusumois to bo hauled , and also thctlmo
when It Is piopo-ed to commence such work of
gr.idlng or excavation and the time uf the
Final completion thereof.
Suction J. H hhall also be the duty of any
pcrnon , compiny or corporation desiring to
[ , , , , , i I , iv i.nrih In nxresH of ton ouble v.inlH
ovor. along or ncioss nny p.ivod htrcetor any
part of nny pa\ed street or alley lu the city
of Omaha , befoiu thn Issuuniiu of n permit HO
to do by the boar.l of public \\orl\s , to deposit
with sild bo.ird of public Her > Hiieli reason
able sum In cash or by cei tilled chi-ok paynblo
to the order of tlio chairman of said bo.ird , UK
.said boarU shall cousldor uocoss iry and suf-
ilclcnt to remove any earth wastott or spilled
upon any pavomout , sidewalk or gutter dur
ing the progress ot such work and Immudlutu-
ly after the completion of the samo.
Section 4. It bli ill be thu duty of any person ,
company or corporation obtaining a permit
from the board of public works to haul earth
ever or along any part of nuy paved street or
nllev In the city or Omaha , to USD wagons for
limiting HUCU earth with such bottom-boards.
sido-bo.irUs und und-boiirds as salil board of
publlo work ? muy rcqulro or approve , and to
to o vein the unnecessary
HI ) lo.td sucli wagons us pi
essary spilling or wasting uf uarth therefrom ,
and It shall also bu the duty of any such per
son , company or corporation ilmlng tlio pio-
gress of such work , from tlmo to 11 inn , nnd
nlHO Immediately after the llnal completion of
such work , to remove from tbu pivemonts ,
gutters un.l Hlunwulks over or ulongyhlch
earth by such person , company 01 corporation
shall bo Imulod , any earth left or spilled
thereon , und properly clean the same In such
and at such lliucx as tlio board ot manner
public works may require. , . . . , ,
Koctlnn A. It shall oe tlio duty of the hoard
of publlo worki , when nny person , company or
corporation having n permit to haul earth
over , aciossornlon , ' any oayed ul reel or alloy
In the city of- Omaha bhall full to remove
earth spilled , wasted or left by such peiM > n ,
company or corporation upon nny pavement ,
gutter or sidewalk , ever , across or along
which said earth shall ho hauled , when re
quired so to do by said hoard , to immediately
caiibo thu same to bu done nt thu uxponsu of
such person , company or corporation , and use
for the purpose ) of paying such oxnonsu the
money or ccrtllleU check horolnuoioro re
quired to bo deposited , and thu balance. If any
remaining , ieturn t" thu person , company or
corporation depositing thu same.
Section' ' ) . Any person , company or corpora
tion hauling any earth In oxeess of ton cubic
yuids over , aioiiir or across nuy pivcd btreot
or alley lu the city uf Omaha wlllrmt llr t ob
taining from thu hoard rif public workH uf
siildolly authority nnd permission ho to do ,
and nny parson , company or corporation violating
lating uuy of the provisions of Inls ordinance
shall bu deemed guilty ot u misdemeanor nnd
upon conviction ihuicof. shall bu lined nut ex
ceeding one hundred dollars ( ilOJ ) or Impris
oned not exceeding thirty diiyn , cr both , at the
discretion of thu court , null ouch and ovury
day that nny poison , company or coiporatlou
Hlmll haul uuy earth over , nlimu or ucioss any
paved street or alley In said city without
such permit shall bu Ui'unnd and hold to bo u
Bunariito nnd iilstlnet offoino.
Section 7 , That this ordinance taKoolfuot
and bo In force f nitu anil nf tor Its passa o.
Passed AuBu.ta. . ,
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Ulty Olorlf ,
WM. r. mcoifKi , .
Acting I'residontUlty Council.
Approved A" " " - ' % $
> . JJBMI9.
JJBMI9.Mayor.
Mayor.
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION ,
CONSTUUCTION.
Council Chamber , Omaha , Nob. , Austistl'Jth
180 * .
Ho U resolved by thu city council of the
city of Omaha , the mayor concurring :
Tlut wooden Nldu\vall < ho constriiotm ) In
the city of Omalia imdei'lgnatoil bulow.wlthlii
uvo days ufter the publloutlnii of tliU resolu
tion , or thu pcmoiml Bervlco thereof , at by
ordinance U autliorlzeJ und required ! Mich
sidewalks to bo laid to thu proount grudo on
tlioktreetu ipeel'JeU heroin , and to bo con-
Urueted of pluu plank of mich width uii'l
thlckuov und bu laid upon Joints of such
dimensions und Jn such manner an U pro-
Kcrlhed by the apeollloatloni on file In thee
o 111 co of thi ) llourd of I'ubllo Work * und under
lUnuporvUlon. to wit ! , , . , , , ,
West ( Ida of 28th uvenuc , low 1 and 10 block
11 , Meyer , KlchanJtt It Tlldeu'a uda , preuunt
cradi1. 4 foot wldn. ,
West rldu of .MtU uvcnuo , lots t uud 10 block
HARDWARE.
Hector & Wilhclmj- . Loucck & Linn.
Corner 10th and .litckson lo lcr In hirtlwara nn < )
"trcels. IllPCllMllOSl' tOOll.
lIUI DoiiElna street.
LUMBEU.
Chas. 11 Lcc. John A. Wakcliclil.
Ilnrdwooil lumber , wood IniporliM.Amerlrnn 1'ort-
carpets ami piniuot Inn U'l'inent. Mllw uk)3
flooring. hrilrniilin rnmont MI.I
Cth ami I Quliicy irhlto llnio.
LtQUOKS.
Frick & llcrberL
\VUolosil3 Hiui
1UU1 rnrnnmaU
MILL1NEUV.
J. ( Mclder & Co.
Importsr nnd Jobbers of
nillllnorr. notions. Mull
onlor * proniiii.
VUi-llboutlillth t.
PAIM3H. I OILrf.
Carpenter Paper Co. Standard Oil Co.
Carry a fall Mock of
printing , wrnppltm ami l nnd lubrlcntlnj
rltliu : | mper , cunt piv- oils , iixlonroaie , etc.
; icr. ctu.
OVERALLS.ETC. | OYSTERS.
King & Smeail. David Cole Co. ,
" " WholiMnli ) oysters , fancy
Mfnof 1C * S" pnnti
i-nlciv . 'll'.i S.
shirts iiiulororalli. vtc. luth ttroof
Cl8South | llth Hi. tvlcpliono 713.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
nttnblbhod ISM. Urancb & Co.
Whiincy & Co.
fruits of nil V
Ilutter. VKKS nnd poultry. kinds , uyatora. 4
; il'.ismith Uthxt.
Jas. A. Clark & Co.
Iliittcr. ohsasc , f\ \
imnllry andcnmo.
317 South 13th it.
STOVE REPAIRS.
OmahaSlovc HcpairW'ks '
EtovorcpnlM nint water
nttnchmonts lor liny
kind of Move m.ulo.
I'.W DoilKlnB.
SASH TOYS.
M.A.Disbrow&Co. H. Hardy & Co.
Mnnnfacturors of sr > li , TOJ- . dolls , albums ,
doors. bllnilH unit runrj'Koo,1 . homo fur.
raouldliiKH. llr.inch of- nUhliii ; Koodi , olill-
llco , Uth and Uiird 9U. clron'Hcnrrhues.
1UIU FuruuiusL
U , Moynr. KIclmrdH & Tllden's ndd ,
gr.iile , 4 fout wlilo.
Westshloof 2 < th avenue , lots I'l to 24 Inclu-
slvo'block IT , Ileilford I'lacc , nrosoiit grade , I
foot , wldo ,
Westaldo of " 3th avenue , lots * to 10 Inclu
sive block 10 , llodford I'laco , pruscnt grade , t
feet wide.
NYcst&ulonf 3Slh avenue , snh lot 14 of tax lot
5 In sc'ul-l."i-i ) ; ) , Micuont Ki'ade , 4 feet wldo.
North side of Toinplutun street , lots 8 to 29
Inclusive. Luke & Toinploton'n udd , prsiouU-
Crude. U feet wldo.
Eust side of : wtli street. north 2J1V5 foot block
II , Smith's adu , proscnt Kruno. C foot wldo.
East sldo of Iiath btrout , lots I to U Inclusive
block 10 , Joronio 1'ark , present Rrado , 0 foot
wide.
East xldo of IISUi street , lots 1 to 10 Inoluslvo
block 1 , Kltby .Place , present grade , 0 fcei
ivldc.
niistsldoof.'lSlhHticct , tax lot 14 aoot'O-15-ia ,
present nrndo , ( i foot wldo.
Kast slduof : wth street , lots 21 to 2.1 Inclualva
Oreston Annev , picscnt gnulo. 0 fcot wldo.
Kast aide of UJth street , lots III to lalnolusivn
block 1 , Ureston. present Kr.ulc , U foot wide.
South side of Irar.l street , lots 1 to 12 Inc-'lu-
slvo block ( S , Walnut Illll , present Rrado , Of eel
wide.
North side of Mason street , lots 27 and 81
block 0. K mi n r/o & Kuih'd ndd , present grudo ,
0 feet wldn
Kiist sldoo(4Sth street , west ' /of north-west
\i \ of southnesti \ of sue lu-lj-iu , prctouD
grade , II feet wide.
t-outh sldo of l-nlio Htrcot , lot I block 4 ,
J.uKo's ndd , present urado , II foot wldo.
West sldo of fll t street , lot 1 block 12. West
Side , proscnt Kiaile. 4 feet wldo.
West sldo of 51 fil htroet. tax lot 1 block 3 ,
HIiiiL'l-'iiiiuh'h add , 4 feet whir.
Sonlhhlde of Uedar stieot , lots 1 tofl Inolu-
slvo block 4U'J Ur.ind Vluw , prcsont grade , 41
feet wlU u.
South sldo of Cedar street , lots 1 tolinelu-
slvo , block Ul , O red It Konelcr. piosout giaao i
fuotwlilo. . ,
East sldo of 29th aveiim1. lots 18 to HO Inclu
sive block 2 Uedlck's I'.iru , preHunt icrade , i
feet wldo.
And bo It further rosolvnu :
'J'bat the Itourd of I'ubllo Works be anil
hereby Isuntlior.zod .nid directed to caino n
copy of this resolution to bo published In the
olliclal paper of the city for ono week , or bo
served on the owners of Hiild lotsi uiidunlest
such owners shall within llvti days after the
publication or siirvlco of minh copy construoB
Hald HldcnvulkH MS herein required , that the
Hoard of I'ubllo Works uuusu the Biimo to bo
done , thi ) cost of constructing H.tUI Hldowulks
respectively to bo nhjoxiod ugalnat the real
ostate. lotorp.irt of lot In front of uud ubut-
tlnRhiich sidewalks.
l-abscd August ti..3W ! ,
I'icslilontOity Council.
Attest : JOHN ( JUOVK's.
any Olork.
Approved : OHO. 1' . liRMIb.
Mayor.
NOTIOR TO CONSTUUOT SIDHWAMCS.
To the owners of thn lots , parts of lots and ral
i-siHle dusurlbod In the uuovo resolution :
You nnd ouch of you are heioby notlllnu to
construct wooden HldewalUH as required by A
resolution of llm city votuirll iiiiti mayor Of
the city of Oniuha , ofvhlch tno nbovo la u
copy.
l > . \V. IIIUKHMISICIt ,
Chairman lluanl of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha , N-jb. , August tfJlh , IH ! .
. ' . ' : ' .
nlM.ilsl--i-'i-B
_ _ _
OUDINANCE NO. MM.
An. ordliiuncu creating Htreet Improvoinont
DlHtrlui No. 4i2. In tlio city of Oinuliu.
furthe Inipiovlng of the htreot In n.iIddlR-
trlct , and allowing thirty days to the prop
erty ounei.s In suld dlHtnct In which to do-
turinlnu nnd iloilgniito thu material desired
to bu used for curiilng iind pavlnv the Kino.
lie U ordulned by thu city council of the oil/
of Oinuhii :
Hei'tlon I , That Bticet Iinptnvoinont Dis
trict No. 4tii for the linpiiivlng of thu utreut lu
said district , U hereby vruatud In the city of
Boctlon ! i That fitroot Tinpiovi'inont Dis
trict No.4Si8hnllcumpil > u CiNKlno street from
thowoht Hue ofHli Mrrot to the o.iHtllnuot
'J.'itli Htruut , In the dty of UniKhii , and nlmll lii-
cludo nil loin nnil ro.il estate DM liotli Hlileeof
sulil Bticet hack tit llio center of thu block In
ouch eat , ' } , and itIs hi'io'iy ' di'cluri'd necessary
lolinpiovo thu uiimu by cuiblng uud paving.
Heetionil. ThatHtiuol liiiprovuinnutdlstrlcb
No. 4H. . jn tlio city n ( Onmhii , bu und the naiim
Is heiehy ordurui uuihoil .mil paxed ,
ricctlon 4. Tliatthllty davH next aftortlm .
uussiije und approvul it ! ilils ordliiiinco > lj \
and tlio Mamo U hereby nlloni ) I to tlio owncrt I
of all lu's nnd u-al ixtitc In sn'il ' btreot lru I . /
iirovenient iliHtilct lo deurinlnu and des g
nato the inaturliil ilt'Hlied l. > bu tued for thu
curbing and pivln/of tliuaaniu. mid notify tlio
city council tnurcof , It hav nt been and being
hereby ileternilim I liy the mayor und city
council of Hald i-lty for re niintt which iippoyr
rU lit und piiiper.lhiilallthu real estiitoln sulil
btrout InipiiiveinuntdiHlrlct nhiill bo ehiirneil
und nsiesbud with thu cost uf lu.piovlnx thuru-
in to bu thereafter determined and UHluu *
Ilhhed aecordlni ; to the benullls to ll.o proper
ty In said httuut Improvement dlttlrh't , nnil
the hoard of pu bllu worliH IK huruby dlruutuiU
to glvu notlfu ID tbu ownurit uf liiiidn and lota ?
vubjoct to local ui > i > o-miieiit for thu cost of
mild linprovuiiiuiiti to ilntornilnu nnd dutlg-
nato tliu material to he iu d for mich curbliiit
and puvliij liy niilillo.illon In thu ulllulal paper
nf thu city for three eiiiiseuiitlvo duya at least
llfieon days prior to thu liipio of said thirty
duv& .
Kuutlou N That tliU ordlimnco nhall take
elfvotundbo in force fioni unJ utter
Ulty ( Hurk.
WM. I' . IliuIIKI : : C3
Actlnz I'rcHldunt Ulty Cuunvlt Q
Approved Au u.t Sl
i
Mayor.
