Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK OiMAHA DAILY HEEasRAnJUDAY , AUGUST 'JO , 1893.
COMMERCIAL AN ! )
Prospects of Delay In Pinaiioial Legislation
Made Business Dull.
V/HEAT / OPENED AT THURSDAY'S ' FIGURES
After Ituplil Fluctuation ? Mint Corcnl Cloieil
A FrHctlon from the Itottom linrn
yulet mill Ka y--Stocki
niul Itonds.
CHICAGO , Aup. 18. The prospect of delay
In financial legislation seemed to put the
Hoard of Trade In the dumps tolay. The
decline in wheat since last night amounts to
Ic , and torn and oats are each J o lower.
Provisions lost from 0c to 40o In pork , lOc to
12J < d In laril and from 15c to ST c In ribs.
Wheat at the opening was about the same
fts yesterday's close , onscd off } { c , then ruled
firm and prices were advanced % c , bccnmo
weak , nnd this time declined 1"jo for cp-
tembcr and l' < c for December , then ruled
steady for some time , became firmer and the
closing was Jj'u from the bottom. An early
report made the clearances from Baltimore
050,000 bu. , which inatlo n little temporary
Btrcngth , hut later advices cast doubt on the
authenticity of this report and the result
was to weaken prices. A statement wired
from Washington wns that the last national
bauic statement showed a decrease of $11)3- )
000,000 In deposits and $11)7,000.000 ) , In loans.
Trndo was light. Most of the business
was In the way of changing September Into
December. Cables were of an unfavorable
tenor itnil helped to depress values , but the
chief cause for the weakness was the lack of
trade. There was rather moro disposition
to sell than buy. it was reported that
Germany was sending money hero to carry
wheat , nud it was also rumored that W.OOO-
nco moro gold had been withdrawn from the
Hank of ICnglaiid for this country.
Whciit docs not appear to move out of Chicago
cage as it should , and thcru Is some talk of
the bulk of It staying hero all winter.
Corn was quiet and easy on moro rain in
the interior itnd tbn weakness In wheat.
The offcrlncs , while not very liberal or
urgent , exceeded the demand. The close
watt steady at Inside prices.
In oats u little moro pressure to soil was
observed , mm prices receded ? rfo. the mar
ket closing weak at about the Inside.
The provisions market weakened under
the receipts of HO.OOO hogs , 1'ork und lard
closed nt the lowest point of the day's range ,
but September ribs recovered 10c from bottom
tom prices. Armour and the American Pack-
lug company bid up ritis toward the closo.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
BO cars : corn , UGO curs ; oats , -UT > cars ; hogs ,
14.000 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were us follows :
FLOUR Pull ; prices favored buyers.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , CO'Yc ; No. 3 spring , f , o.
b. , &B4162C ! No. 2 rod , GOMC. '
CORN No. 2 , 38lic ; No. 3 yellow , closing nt
OATS No. 2,23Jfc : No. 2 white , f. o. 1) . , 28 > i
BSOes No. 3 whlto. f. o. b. . 275i@-0c.
HVK-No.2 , 40 < 3.4Gc. ! $
lUitr.v No. 2'nominal ; No. 3 , f , o. b.,29c ;
No. 4 , f. o.l ) . , Sic.
Fi.AxSr.Kli No. 1 , $1.01.
TIMOTHY SKED Trlino , $3.40(33.60. (
I'OUK Mc&s. per hhl. , m.33i12.C7K ! lurd ,
per 100 lls.JH.27ViQR,4U ) ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , t7.7&Q7.80 ; dry salted shoulders
Iboxnd ) , S7.257.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
| 8.26B.uu.
WHISKY PIstlllors1 finished goods , per gal. ,
SuaAiis Cut loaf , OUc ; granulated , 0.57 ;
Itandurd "A , " D.70 ,
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the I'roduce oxulmngo today the Ijiittor
tnarkct was unchiiiiKed ; creaniory , 18iS24Hc ;
flalry , 18G22c. E gs , llriner ; strictly fresh.Uc. .
No IT Vnrk .M
Nnw ' VOIIK , AUK. 18. KI.OIJR Receipts
ES. ; exports-1,700 bills. , 32.300.sacks ;
. ,1)00 ) pkgs. ; market , very dull but steady.
CORN MRAi.-Steadyfalrdenianil.
HVE Dull , nominal ; western , 05n.
IlAitLisr MALT Quiet ; western , 7580c.
WIIKAT Hccelpts , 270.000 bu. ; exports , 88-
DOO bu. ; sales , 000,000 hn. of futures , 60-
OOOhu. spot ; ( .pots lower , closing steady ; No.
2 red. in store und elevator. G7 ! ( B08e : titloat ,
OBBGSMc : f. o. b. . G8G jyc : ungraded red.
G3 < BG8c ; No. 1 northern , GUjfc. Options do-
clliird ? ® 'ieon easy cables foreign soiling
and local realizing. The trading was very dull
and the close steady ; September , . ( iS.'iSt
ti'JO-lGc ; October , 71J < < a71 c ; December , 70
CORN Uecclpts. 8.GOO bu.j exports. 53,000
1m. ; kules , lbo.000 uu. fiittm-B , 6,000 bu.
put. HpotH very dull and jfo lower ; No. 2 ,
47 ! < O47 c In elevator ; 47jc ulluut. Options
declined J ® Hi' with wheat and tlio west and
closed sleiuly ; September , 47) ) © 474'c , closlnu
at 47'Jcj October , 47li < B47ic. closlne ut
47)4c ) ; Di'cuinlier , 40U47ic ! , closing at 4GJ4C.
OATH Kccelpts , 133,300 bu. ; oxporta , 25
bu. ; sales , 20,000 uu. futures , 110,000 bu.
spot. Spots quiet , Hteady. Optioim , dull ,
lower , closing utoady ; beptoinbiir , 30Jic ,
closing ut 30io ! ; October , 31 i31Mc. clos-
ing nt 31 ! > i' ' ! November , B2c ; No. a whlto ,
4lKc ) ; No , 2 Chicago , 31'/c ; Nn. .lOhloago ,
No''s.'w'hiio. 4c ( ) ; liiiie'd ncsturii"iUflis'Jcj wlillo
Wi ht4irn. 3a44c ! ) ; whlto stiito , 3Ua44c.
llAV-rirm.
llorw I'lrm. dull.
II lius : Nominal.
ooi , Unsettled , dull ; domestic flceco , 2046
B8p ; pulled , 10a25c ; Texas , 12 < ai7c.
I'liovisiO.NS-Uut meatsjulel.Kti'udy. Iard ,
nulet , easier ; western steam closed nt I8.0OI9
O.OOj sales , f > 00 ttentes ; options sales none ;
September , J8.H5 bid ; October , J8.D5 nominal ,
i'nrlidull , linn , iiilot | ; western , J17.004J 17.50.
UIIKKHK Stonily , notivn : western small , 8 ©
Ofici fancv colored , OUO'JSc ; part aUlins , 240
Gj'c ; full sklinii. lOc.
lOc.quiet
| - , quiet ! seconds per cuso ,
; city ( ! 2 uor pkg. ) , 4 ? , c ; case ,
CorioNSEEi ) OiiQulot , steady ; crtulo , 35 ®
88c ; yiillow , 43i ! hid.
1'LTiioi.Eiiu-Niinilnnlly higher '
; 1'cnnsyl-
Tiinlu oil , ttpot silk's , mme ; Hoptombor , oiitfon
ales , none , 50c bid , 6'J > 4cni.kodUmaoll ; , wiles ,
iiono ; total Miles , none ,
1U)3IN Dull , easy ; btralned , cointuun to
good , OOQOSc.
Tuui-KNTiNK-Dull. sti-ndy at26ti20c.
KiL'K Firm , fair demand ; domestic , fair to
extra. 2'i < as e ; Japan , 4 ! 5WliC ,
MOLABSIIS Now Orleans , open kettle , good to
choice , bteudy ut 3031e.
htAU Haw. quiet , NtBiuly ; roflnod , steady ,
I'll ) InoN-Sleaily , dull at * 12.7Difll5oO.
CoiM-Eii-Stnady ; iaUe , f'J.CS.
LuAli-Qulot ' ; domi'stlc , * : l.37lj.
I'lN-Stroiigj Strults. aa.GO bid ; plates ,
teady. dull.
Hi'-t/riiR Kasy.doinesllc ; , $3.70.
Oil .UurkuU.
Oii.OiTif. 1'a. , Aug. 18-Natloiml transit cer-
tlllrate * opened at fi'J ; hlcheHt. OOlij lowest ,
60 ; closed , 5Uii ; halos , 31,000 bbls ; clearancits ,
.U0G07lilb1lJ. " 1" " ' 0'- ' ' -UO-1-H1 " " ! * >
I'lTTSiititKi , I'a. , Auit. IB.-Natloual transit
ccrtltlcatosopenod nt68 ; closed , fUi ! ; Jiigh-
cst.OOli ; Io c4t,08 i. Kales , 10.00(1 ( bins.
LONDON , Aug. la. C'Ai.cuvrA i.iNHi-.un-Spot
delivery , 41a Gd jier tnmitor. l.ln.seod cuke.
A.7 5s per ton for wiiiluni.
TUHINTINI : SrniiTB 'JOs Oil per cwt.
Oolluu
NKW VOIIK. Aug. IB. I'utures opened barely
toady ut 10 to 25 points lower anil cloxed
steady , but titlliH : sales , 25.250N bags , Includ
ing ; September , 114.550.14.7(1 ( ; October , tl4.55
Cbl4,7U ; November , * 14.60414.65 : DfRumber ,
(14.454il4.GO ; Muroli , tl4.4ll ; May , fl4.40.
Bpot Itlo , steady ; No. 7. (15.75.
Cuitun Alurkul ,
Nuw OIII.KANB. AUK. 18. rntiiri's stoaily ;
lalus , 8(1,600 ( buleg ; Augukt , U.G7 bid ; Sep
tember' . G.07 G.ll8 ; October. * 7.7Ha7.70 ; No
vember , fO.8iKaO.UO ; Deouuibvr , SU.Ht ) 7.OOj
January. (7.14ii7.15i ( Tebniary , 7.2'J4fr7.23 ;
March. 7.aoa7.3'J ; weak ; good tulddllnjr , 7c ;
wiadlluk715lOc ; low uilddllUK , 0 1-lCc ;
Rood ordinary , B\c ; not receipts , 20S balc ,
Including 104 lmlc < i now crops ron , 307 bales ;
exunrM toOront llrltaln , 1,084 bales ; aios ,
100 billet j stock , 48,018 bales.
Oiniitin I'roiluce Mnrket.
'iL'TTitn-Funcjr cronmcrios , solid packed ,
19c : fair to Rood creumorlcs. solid tmeuoil ,
leatBc ; cholco to fancy country , 145Hort ! fair
to good country , 12 13ci packing Mock ,
LIV'K I'oiif.TiiY-Tho receipts for tlil week
nro larger ! cholco old hens. 7c ! ; old roosters ,
4 5i3 ; spring chickens , D3lOc.
KooTlio receipts are not largo , but they
sro sulllclent to supply the trade. The bulk
of Ihr- sales * ro reported at lie.
OAMK A few birds are commencing to ar
rive from northern points.
HUSKY Now honnyhns put In nu appear-
nncoonthu market , but the dpnuiiil Is light ;
chnlco now whlto cluvpr , 1017c.
i Tlio looal gun clubs reiiulro
n gooil ninny plgcntiv and In addition to that
there Is quite shipping deniand ; live pig
eons , per do ; . , $1.50.
VEOCTAnt.F.3.
ONIONS tlonto grown slock Is plenty tit IHe
per II ) . on orders from the country.
TOMAiOEs-Homo grown stock , per 4-baskot
orate , 75OfjOfl.
1'orATOKi Th supply Is vi-ry light and the
market firm. On orders from the country
they are worth nt least 7580c.
CAHIIAUK Tlio business in shipping cahlmgo
Io Iho country appears to bo about over.
Occasional orders tire iccelvcd and ( Hied at
'or.r.iiY Stray uhlpmotits are arriving and
the < | iiiillty of liia Btoclc Is pronounced good
for this season ut the year. Celery , per doz.
bunches. 35c.
a So far this reason there have not
been very tunny grapes In from California.
California , per case , } 2 ; Illinois , per 1Mb.
btifckotUHiiOo. .
CALIFORNIA KmiiT.t KarlyC'rawford peaches ,
per box , J1.16 : fi to lO-box lots , $1.03311.10 ;
clings , tl , 10 ; 10-bnY lots , clings , ! 1 ; Hnrtlett
pears , per box , $2 ; plums , per box , fl.50 ®
1.76 ; extra fancy plutns , 22 ; nectarines , per
box , $1.50.
MKI.ONS The Biipply of watermelons Is
larger thnn It was n few dnvs aco. Oood
wntormolons are telling all the way from $10
to $20 per 100 ; small or Inferior. glo.OO ® 16.00
Jem catttaloupi-s , baskets , $1.25 ; .short crates
$1.255M.60 : long crntcs , $1.7532.00.
AiMM.KS No' apples to auiount to anything
are being shipped In , and the supply of homegrown
grown ntuck Is moilerno. Choice Duchess ,
per hbl. , $3.5(1 ( ; cummmi varieties , .suitable
to slilp'o'n orders , ja.763.00.
TltOI'lCAf , Till ] IT. * .
I.r.MOSS The steady warm , weather pro
dliccs ti very fair di'iuand for lemons and all
houses are doing a good steady ) mslno s in
them. Jlosslims. extra fancy. $ ( l.OOaG.50 ;
Mossluas , per box , cholcu to fancy. 45.00105.50.
OHANOES There am only : i few oranuus ar
riving. HIverslduMcdlteiTaiioaii sweets , $3.75.
HANANAB 1'rlcos remain about steady. I'er
bunch , largo , i2.25'ii2.7S ; per bunch , small to
medium , I.OOS'A'0.
IIIDKS , TALLOW , ETC.
Illtins No. 1 greoti hides , 2' ' > } c ; No. 3-creon
hides , 2c ; No. 1 green sailed hides , 2c ( ; No. 2
green salted hides , 2e ; No. I green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40dbs. . aye ; No. 2green suited
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Uu. , 2ej No. 1 veal calf ,
H lljs. to 15 Ibs. . 5c ; No. 2 veal r.ulf , 8 Ibs. to 15
Ibs. . 3c ; No. 1 dry Illnthldes. Gc ; No. 2 dry Hint
hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry salted hide" , 5c. I'art
cured hides > ic pnr It ) , less than fully cured.
HllEEP1'KLTS Grccti salted , each 35ctl.25 ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each 1514250 ! dry shearling * ( short
wooled early sklnsi , No. 1 , each DiJlOc ; dry
shearlings ( short wooled efkrly skins ) . No. 2 ,
each DC ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 10S
lie ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 710c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool palls , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 02 > 10o ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool polt.s , per Ib. , actual weight , 7Uc ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight. 57c.
TALLOW AND UIIRA8E Tallow , No. 1 , 4c ;
tallow , No. 2. 3'Jc : mease , whlto A ,
Site ; grease , white H , 3c : grease , yellow ,
2iC ; grease , dark , 2'cj ' { old butter , 22V4c ;
eqo swax , prime , lGQ'-5c ; rough tallow , _ }
< 33c.
St. Ioul MnrlcrtR.
ST. Louis. Aug. 18. FLOUR Unchanged.
WHEAT He below yesterday ; No. 2 red ,
cash , 59c ; August , 57ic ; September , C
December , G7ie ! asked.
CORN Flat ; No. 2 mixed , 34c ; August ,
34'tc ; September , 35c ; December , 34c bid.
OATS Nominal ; No. 2 , cash. 32ic ? bid ;
August , 23ifc bid ; September , 23 c bid.
KVK Klrin ; No. 2 , east side , 48'c.
HUTTEII Unchanged.
Eons Higher : 12c.
PROVISIONS Slow , lower ; pork , now , cur
rent make. IH3.50 ; lard. S8.12'/ .
KECCIITS Flour , 4,000 sacks : wheat , 104-
000 bu. ; corn. 72,000 bu. ; oats , 12,000 bu.j rye ,
1,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7,000 sacks ; wheat , 19-
000 bu. ; corn , 47,000 bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu.
Now Vork Dry Gnoils Murlcet.
.New YORK , AUK. 18. Trade In dry goods
rould hardly bo more stagnant than It is.
There : s a certain amount of business going
along fitfully for the necessities , but nothing
to bo characterized as trade at this period.
Jobbers are not doing much and arj waiting
before buying to see what the retailers are
going to ilo. Print cloths have hud a further
( Iron , which may load to the closing of the
mills. I'rlces generally are not likely to
change , though with Improved demand they
might bo llrmer. The business doing presented
no details worthy of note. All clasics of buy
ers are holding oil' , awaiting developments
outside of the market.
Liverpool Miirltoti.
LIVERPOOL , Aug. 18. WHEAT Pull , poor de
mand ; holders olter freely ; red wusturn spring ,
5s 7iid5jBs ! Hd per cental ; No. 2 red winter , 6s
7d5s Oil.
Cons Dull , demand poor ; mixed western ,
4s Id percental ,
LARD 43s Od per cwt. for prime western.
1'lilliidelpliln ( iruln Murkor.
I'liu.AiiKi.iMiiA , Aug. 18. WIIKAT Weak and
lower ; No. 2 fed , Aucust , G3' SG4c.
CORN Dull , lower ; No. 2 mixed , August ,
4747c. !
OATS Killed steady ; No. 2 white , August ,
34iffi35c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 18. WHEAT Nominal ; No.
2 whlto , f'Jic. (
COUN Lower ; No. 2 mixed , 43c.
OATS Kasler ; No. 2 mixed , 28c.
WHISKY Steady ; $1.12.
.MItm < ; u | > olUVhoat Aliirlcot.
MINNEAPOLIS , Aug. IB. Cash wheat stronger
than futures , duo to light receipts. Glo o :
September , 55'/ic ' ; December , G2J4' ; . Track
wheat : No. 1 hard , 60c ; No. 1 northern , & 7c ;
No. 2 northern , 55j.
, Itiiltlinnre ( iraui llarkot.
nAi.TiMORE , Aug. 18. WHEAT Steady ; Sep
tember , Giljc.
CORN Kusler ; September , 40ic. ?
OATS Quiet and a toady ; No. 2 whlto west
ern , 34c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Toledo ( Ir.iln MnrKnt.
TOLEDO , Aug. 18. WIIBAT Active , lower ;
No. 2 cash , GU\fc.
CORN Dull , Ktuady ; No. 2 cash , 424c. !
OATS Quiet ; cash , 25c.
STOCKS AND IIONUS.
Mnrkut for All .Securities Wn Uztreinoly
Dull Vuntitriliiy.
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. The market for
oourltlcs was extremely dull again today.
The sales of stocks footed up OJ , ' ' .U shares ,
uud tlio trading for outside account was
probably higher thun on tiny previous day
for \vcoks and months past. Less than half
n dozen stocks showed Important lluctua-
tlons and In tlieso Instances the movements
were most erratic. General Electric droppad
W Pcr cant to Hl.i.f , rose to ) ! ) ) , broke to
87 J , rallied to 11'JJ.f ' and close J at US ) . ' . Man *
liiittiin showed a not loss of 2 per uant uud
Lake Shore nnd Northwestern were 1 per
cent , while Distillers gained 1 per cent nnd
Luckawanna uud Hock Island \ $ to ) per
cent.
During tlio afternoon the heavy arrivals of
gold , thu announcement of further engage
ment * tor shipment to this side and Wash
ington advices that thesllveiuesticm < | would
bo brought uu for discussion In the senate
Tuesday , led to n rally m the market , but
the hears sold n' , thu higher rungo of quota
tions nud a reaction ensued ut the closo.
Speculation loft otf generally ureakur in
tono. There Is a very general indisposition
to operate , pending dotlultu information in
regard to the silver legislation and oven the
professional traders nro losing Interest in
the market. CJoncrul Kluctriu was traded iu
to the extent of 15,000 shares. No other
stock ligurod for as much its 10,000 , and ut
intervals the market was positively iiog-
lected.
Thu Evening Post says ; The day's news
wns not of an unfavorable character. It
comprised the arrival of 4,200,000 gold and
thu engagement nf f-1,000,000 ut the Dank of
I'Jngland largely. It seems , for the itrcount of
Canadian banks. Thu local stock market
was too dull ami too purely professional to
merit detailed comment. It Is hardly too
much to say that the really active nnd vari
able money market has been shifted to
counting rooms of currency brokers , The
regular ttnio money und commercial paper
markets nro practically closed ,
Call money is Indeed abundant and its
abundance explains suniclcntly the existing
atock speculation , but this retloots merely
the tcmixmiry use of credits based ou the
ImiHirted pold. Probably today's revival
of the premium on gold for future delivery -
livery was duo to the peculiar needs of
the cottou ihlppur * , uud it ia tucU out-
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Ni'\v York Monov Market.
NEW VOIIK , Au ? . 18. MONEY ON CAM ,
at 3Q5 pur cent ; last loan ut3 percent , clos-
Ine olTorcd at 3 per cont.
ritiME.MiitOANTtiK I'AVKll 812 per cent.
HTEUMNO KXCIIANOB rinn , with nctunl
business In bankurs' bills nt $4.82i@4.83 !
for sixty-day bills and S4.8fii',5J4.87 for
duinand ; conuncrolal lillls , } t.82fi4.8U. (
HII.VKH CEUTIFICATKS Nominally higher ; tliu
quotations are 73 ? c bid , 74c asked.
GOVEIINMEST 11OND3 Stcndy. State bonds
dull.
dull.Tho
The closing quotation ? on bonds.
Mil. tasked.
Huston Stock ( tuotntlnnii.
BOSTON , Aug. 18. Call loans. 7 3-108 per
cent ; time loans , G per cent , nnd commission.
Closing quotatlonson stocks , bonds and mining
shares :
San I'riluclsco .Milling Quotntlunii.
SAN KitANC ice , Aug. 18. The ofllclal closlne
quotations for1 mining stocks today were as
follows :
Now York All lni ; ( Quotations.
NKW YOUK , Aug. 17. The following are the
mining quotations :
Con. CaL.tVa. . . . 110 Sierra Nevada. . . . lB !
Oould ACnrry. . . . lit ) Standard llfi
Halo .V Ndrcroas. 4n Union Con 30
HoniCBtako 800 Yullow Jacket. . . . 205
Mexican MB Iron Silver 10
Ontario GOO Quick Silver 160
Ophlr r > 0 do prcf'd 1BOO
1'lymoiith 1C
St. I , mils Mliuiii ; Uuutntioiii.
ET. I.OUIS , Aug. 18. There wns no trading
In mining stocks today. The following tire the
closing quotations :
Ablted. Hie. Asked. DM.
aranltoM . 2.01) ) Anier. Jf. . .30
Elizabeth. .20 .10 Montrose . .03
Fliinnclul XnteH.
1'Aitis , Aug. 18. Three per cent rentes , OOf
32'ic for the account.
HAVANA. Aug. 18. Sugar , fjulot , nothing
doing , Exchange quiet.
OMAHA , Aug. 18. Cloarlngs , (533,140 ; same
day last week , 1530,030.
NKW VOIIK , Aug. 18. Clearings , J72.D28-
443 ; balances , K3.402.748.
IIAI.TIMOUK , Aug. 18. Clonrlncs , (2,064,030 ;
balances , } 237,205 , Money , 6 per cent.
I'lill.ADKl.lMllA. Aug. 18. Clearings , 88,400-
783 ; halnncos , { 974,305 , Money , 0 per cent.
LONDON. Aug. 18. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank of England on balance today ,
i.3U,000.
CINCINNATI , Aug. IB , Money G8 per cent.
New Vork exchange , (5 dh-count. Clearings ,
J 1 , 283,760.
Mi'.Mrius , Aug. 18. Now Vork exchange
selling at (1. 60 premium. Cloarlngs , $51,42G ;
balances , * 13GG7.
NKW Oiti.UANH. Aug. 18. Clearings , 81,7(52- (
071. Now Vork exchange commercial , 76c
per 81,000 discount ; bank , par. . ,
ST. I.ouis , Aug. 18 , Clearings. 12,485,070 ;
balances , 8315,634 , Money quiet , 0H tier
cent. Kxchawto on Now York , 8,00 < ajO.OO
discount.
IlosTON , Aug. 18 , Clearings , IQ. 677,008 ;
balances 81,028,005. .Money. 7 3-1OO.8 per
cunt , Kvchango on Now Vork , 1 1.7&S2.0 nro-
iiilumporl,000.
CIIICACO , AiiSf. 18. Clonrlngs , (9,870,344.
New Vork exchiingo 7 < ttl5c dlsconnt. Htorllng
uxclmngo unchanged at l4.HOii-l.U5. Money ,
steady at 7 percent ,
NEW Voiuc. Aug. 18. ISpccl.il Telegram to
TIIK HBK.I Kichango was iiuoted us follows
today ; Chicago , KIO to (15 discount ; lloston ,
81,70 to 82.6(1 ( premium ; tit. Louis , Ja to (10
discount. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAII.V r.ivi : srocit
Cattle Kulrly Hto.uly Uot Stculy tu 35
Cu nl s Lower , but Active.
FlIIDAY , Aug. 18.
There was a light run of cattle today , hut
continued liberal offerings of hogs nnd sheep.
So far this w ck compared with last there
has been an Increase , of about 2uOO cattle
and 10,000 hogs and a shortage of less than
1,000 sheep. inm
The f rush s apply of cattle wus lighter than
ou Thursday or lust Friday , and the ty
as _ n rule was common. Conditions ro
practically unchanged und prices generally
iyof
ruled steady. As usual local dressed beol
men were about the only buyers , the light
supplies and the Indifferent tone to eastern
advices offectuilly barring out the specula -
tive element. Bales Included fair to am
good 1,050 to l.UOO-lb. steers aclllnir nt iron :
fcU.tio to M.15 , with fair to poor light and hall
futtod steer * nt 1 to $3.60. The tone to the :
tradu waa uot orurcoulldunt aud business
was rather slow , although a v ry fair clear
ance wns effected IfirLy.
There wni omtf'llro and strength to the
cow market , the tiipply being extremely
limited nnd the demntul very fair. Poor to
cholco cows nnd hcjfers sold at an extreme
range of from "So IntJH with decent butchers'
grades Inrcol.V at $2 to S2.40. Calves at from
? U to t4.fX ) were about steady , perhaps a
shade stronger. I'oar to cholco built and
stags sold at from t1 to 1.50 , or about stonily
figures. ) /tJ |
In stackers nnd feeders only a light busi
ness wns transacted ; us neither fresh nor
stale supplies wereMvery largo. There was
a very respectable country demand , but the
bulk of the trndlrls'awas done by regular
dealers and ou tnu basis of fully steady
prices. Oood to eVojtio feeders nro quotnlilo
nt f'J.TO to $3 ; fnlr to good at $2.BO to.70 ,
nnd common stuff at $2 to $2.50. Represen
tative sales :
1'r. No. Av. Pr.
3 00 10. . . 1151 13 76
3 10 44. . . .1080 3 00
3 25 39. . . .1050 3 on
3 50 08. . . .1071 4 00
0 05 31. . . .1297 4 15
3 76
cows. (
75 4. . . . 776 2 10
1 35 24. . 1043 2 25
1 35 . . 050 2 25
1 40 * : : . . 012 226
1 40 23. . . . 097 Q 41)
1 75 . . 010 2 60
1 75 . .1180 2 6O
2 00 i. . . .1040 2 05
2 00 . . 060 205
2 10
iiniFcii ? .
1 55 2. . 040 B 00
CALVES.
2 00 3. . son B 10
3 00 3. 107 4 00
3 10 2 180 4 50
nuLt.s.
1 00 1 1380 1 00
STAGS.
3 60
8TOCKK1W AM ) FEEDKIIS.
1 00 13 807 2 65
WKSTKHN CATTU2.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
12 feeders.1085 1215
1215UTAH.
UTAH.
11 sirs tig. 921 1 75 339 feeders.1020 * 2 40
1 sir. tig..1410 215 24 stra tlg.225 216
88 cows . . . 87-1 2 25
WYOM1NO.
15 feedors.1071 225 18 feeders. 1105 200
lHtpur.080 8 00
Hong Including holdovers there were
fully 8.500 hoes on sale , and this following
Thursday's 10,000 run , was moro than the
market could st.iud. A further softenintr of
values resulted ; prices dropped anywhere
from lOo to U5c , making an average decline
of 40c In two days. There was n vigorous
Inquiry for light and medium weight hogs ,
both from snippers and fresh meat
men , and they commanded n premium of
from lOc to 50c over hcnvy grades.
The rnngo was the widest in months ,
nearly $1 , extreme figures being $4.i5 ; and
$5.30. Light and light mixed hogs sold at
from $4.80 to 5.20 , with heavy and injxcd
packers at from J4.S5 to $4.00. Ttio early
trading was slow and the close very dull and
weak , fully 1.000 hogs being left unsold.
The bulk of the hogs sold around from ? 4.65
to JS , against from 4.00 to $5.10 Thursday
and from 14.05 to ft.75 on last Friday. Hop-
resentativo sales :
Sh. 1'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
250 $4 35 . GO. . , .254 100 M 70
4 40" 09. . , .2G7 4 70
120 4 40' 04. . , .270 40 4 70
4 5O t CO. . , .200 200 4 70
4 50 69. . . .270 120 70
4 50 1 67. . . .313 HO 4 72
4 Ur 01. . . .275 ICO 4 75
4 50 , 60 . .347 40 4 75
4 55 ' . 43. . . .324 80 4 76
4 50T' ' 68. . . .27H 120 4 76
4 50 ' 69. . . .273 100 4 75
4 50 I 04. . . .257 100 4 75
4 50 09. . . .202 200 4 75
> . ,300 40 4 75
"
t $ " ; .45" . .2GG 4 76
4 00 ' CO. . . 278 100 4 75
4 no' 3 04. . . .255 120 4 75
4 00 ' . .105 4 75
4 60 K 4. , . .200 4 75
4 GO y 51. . .322 80 4 75
4 GO 74. , . .250 240 4 75
4 GO. , , GO. , . .2G3 40 4 75
4 60' 59. . .209 40 75
4 00 ' 08. . .283 4 75
4 iJ G4. . .248 200 80
4 G2V ! 73. . 244 200 80
4 rij * 02. . .232 80
120 4 G2Ji 50. . .MO 100 80
200 4 05 72. 205' 200 80
320 4 05 10 224 - 80
240 4 G5 GO. . . . 249 1GO 85
. BO ,4 05' ' 60..248/ , 280 85
40 4 05 IG4..226' 120 85
120 4 05 ' 67..231 40 85
40 4 G5 G8. , .230 200 85
4 05 50. , .332 85
4 G5 63. .270 40 85
4 05 CO. , .229 80 85
4 G5 74. , .229 100 85
4 05 08. , .219 200 85
4 05 47. .225 40 85
4 G5 49. .204 40 85
4 G5 GO. .217 200 90
4 G5 70. .210 100 4 90
4 67V4 74. .251 40 4 00
4 70 08. , .207 100 4 90
4 70 GO. . .280 4 00
4 70 G9. , .234 300 4 96
4 70 78. , .212 120 5 00
4 70 78. . .195 320 5 00
4 7O 71. . .243 40 5 00
4 70 70. .219 6 00
4 70 71. .222 120 5 00
4 70 20. , .148 6 00
4 70 73. . .225- 40 5 00
4 70 G9. , .238 5 00
4 7O 3. , .177 5 00
4 7O 10 . .198 5 00
4 70 4. . . .190 5 00
4 70 O'J. . 215 100 5 00
4 7O 2. . .225 5 00
4 711 47. . . .222 120 6 00
4 70 74. . .201 200 6 00
4 70 72. . . .231. 120 5 06
4 70 70. . . .218 5 10
4 70 73. . . .200 100 5 10
4 7O 03. . . .205 100 5 10
4 70 67. . .211 5 10
4 70 87. . .199 280 r , 10
4 70 03. . .193 200 0 15
4 70 12. . .220 fi 2J
4 70 ' 09. . .211 5 20
4 70 40. . .197 tj 20
210 4 70
70ASSORTED.
ASSORTED.
84..100 6 30
riGB AND itounii.
1..390 2 60 1..340 4 00
1..640 8 25
SiiKKi1 Six doubles of westerns were re
ceived , more than an ample supply for the
limited demands of the trade. Business was
dull und prices weak. Fair to good natives ,
) .00@3.75 ; fair to good westerns. . ' .M3.25 ) ;
common and stock.sheep. $1.50@.3.7fi ; good to
choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $3.00@4.75. Bop-
resentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Pr.
0 lambs 5B 1410
Itoceipt * HIM ! DlipoKltliin of Stock )
Ofllclal receipts and disposition of utock as
shown liy the books of ttio Omahti Union Stock
Yards company for the twenty-four hours
ending at 6 o'clock p. in. AiiKiut 18 , 1893 :
HECrllTS.
Hocolpts nt llvo'itock ut the four principal
wentoni murkow TVlday , August 1H ;
It Ou ttio , Hogs. Klieoj ) .
South Omah.il.1.04G ! 7,6 G 1,250
Chlcugo , 0,600 30,000 5.00O
KaiuasOlty 2.GOO 8.GOO 1,000
St. 1/ouls. . . . i , 2,800 2,500 1,200 ,
Total , 12.040 48,080 8,450 ,
l.lvo Htock Jlurket.
OutoAno , Aug. 19. Ifipoclal Tok-grnm to
Tilt , IIEE.1 Thu supply of catllo on Uitliiy'n
market WHH light. It wus. however , ndciinatxi
to meet the demand , which , for obvious
reasons , wax limited , Thin week's receipt *
huvu been moderate , but a niajorlty of buyers
had their orderh practically llfled , und It ru-
( julrcd biinio "hurtling" on the part nf holdorH
to unload even ut from f > c to lOc d cell no In
iirjcos. There was ijulutudo In all brunches of
the trade , nnd u general lack of nrmnuss was
apparent. I'rum 11.70 to 4.(10 ( liought mostof
the nutivcK , und the general bulk of thu rnngn
cattle sold helow 13.40. The receipts Included
about 2,000 Tuxuns. They wuru tuuon nt
nearly btuudy prices.
Anolliur20cU)30cpcr 100 Ibs. wan chipped
off the value of hog * today uud It was done
uaslly , Tlio ructilpts wuroko mucli larger than
uny ono had uxpcctcd that oxtremu > vftiknes
ut once took pnfetebiilon of thu niurkutauil hold
IKJibCislon until the close. The crumn of the
hefivy hog * could bo bought any tlmo after 0
o'clock at from 15 lOtot.Vlft , and the eliolemfc
of the light , weight * full to from fo.75 to $5 80.
This l < a docllno from Wednesday' * ipiotMlniii
of 45c In light and 60c In heavy wolRlili.
There was n larger proportion of light noa *
hero today than for n long tlmo previous , tno
blir premium they have been bringing nf Into
having stnrtod tliu-m to market. The bulk of the
lioes sold ut from $4.90 to$5.05 for heavy and
nt from $5.05 to $5.76 for light. Ioturn { < ) sliow
a modcrato Increase In the number of
hogs packed compared with hut wcok ,
the total being 145,000 hogs , ugaliiit
120,000 the preceding week and
230,000 for the corresponding week lust year ,
an Increase during the wock of 25,000 hogs
and n decrease of 85,000 compared with the
corresponding week last year. Since March 1
the total packing Is 4,546,000 hogs compared
with 6,730,000 for the corresponding week last
year , a decrease for the season of 1,185,000
hogs. Low as prices worn during the preced
ing several weeks , this week has soun still
lower markets
During the three days ended with Wednesday
no less thnn 40,000 bond of sheen and Iambi
were unloaded bore , with the result that , prices
dropped from 26c to60c per 100 Ibs. Piesimt
quotations are the lowest of the your , but un
ions shipments from the country are Immedi
ately curtailed there must bo n fur
ther shrinkage In values. Local slaugh
terers are the almost exclusive oper
ators , and they dimply cannot continun
to handle such enormous supplies at.
any price. Quotations are from $1.60 to M for
good Tcxans , from $1.75 to 3.25 for westerns
and from $1.75 to $4 for unlives. Lambs urn
olT to from $2.70 to $5 und very weak at that
range. Today' , owing to the light run , there
was a steadier fooling , but no Improvement lu
prices.
Receipts : Cattle , 0,200 head ; calves , GOO
head ; boat * , 28,000 head ; sheep , 5,000 head.
The Kvenlng Journal reports :
UATTI.K Hocolpts , (1,600 ( head ; shipments ,
2.BOO head : market slow , lOc lower : bust
natives , Jl.76Ii4.90 ; good to choice. $4.25 ®
4.70 ; others , J2.80S3.00 ; Texuns , $2.25 2.76 ;
wc'sterns. $2.5034.10 ; cows , $1.1032.25.
Hous Hccolpts , 30.000 head ; shipments ,
7,600 head ; closed 2511300 lower ; common
rough heavy , $ t.254.GO ; good packing ,
$4.76514.90 : prlmo heavy. $5.004(5.10 ;
butchers' , $5.105.25 ; light , J5.20ffi5.75.
SltKEP Receipts , 6,000 head ; shipments.
980 head ; market stonily ; natives , t2.76Q4.00 ;
westerns$2.8033.50 ; Texans , $4.
Kansas ( Uly l.lvo Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 18. OATTLI ; Receipts ,
2,000 head ; shipments , 2,900 , head : marUnt
weak , lOc lower ; shipping steers , $2.00il5.1G ;
Texas and native cons , $1.10162.90 ; buli'hers ,
$3.OO4.10 ; stockorsnnd feeders , $1.90IW,50.
lions Receipts , 8,000 head ; shipments ,
3.400 heads market 10ff 30c lower ; bulk , J4.75
< fl5.30 ; heiivlos , $4.6Oii5.00 ; packers , $4.75 ®
6,16 ; lights , Yorkers and mixed , $5.00S5.50.
SltBKl1 Receipts , 1,000 head ; shipments ,
none ; sales , none.
Now Vork Live Mock .Market.
NEW YORK , Aug. 18. llttr.VKs Trade for
nil tirades and values barely steady : Texans ,
and Colorado.- ) , $3.40 ; dressed beef steady
at $7.
OALVKS Slow , but steady.
Sllixi * AND LAM s--Kasy ; Mieop , VSc per
Ib. lower ; cholcu lambs steady ; common ,
Iflower. .
llous Market steady at , $5.50.
St. f.cm In l.tvn Stock Mnrkat.
ST. Louts. Aug. 18. O.tTTl.r. Rocoluts. 2,800
bond : shipments. * 1,700 head ; market steady ;
top for Texas steers , $3.10 ; top on cows , $2.40.
HOGS Receipts , 2,600 head ; shipments ,
1,600 head ; market 20c lower ; top price ,
$5.80 ; bulk of sales , t5.80a5.70.
Sll-Ef Receipts , 1,200 head ; slilpmonts ,
100 head ; market weak , nominal.
VKl'OyiTUltS TALK Ut' LVXCinXQ ,
Victims of the IndlunHpiilU Nntlonnl Hunk
Wreckinc Wilt Tixicn Vigorous Aatlmi.
INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 18. If somo-
. . Is not done to check the impetuous
depositor's or rather ox-depositors of the
failed Indianapolis National bank
trouble may follow. Five hundred of
them mot lust Highland voted to employ
an attorney to guard their interests.
The expressions were very bitter ittrainst
the man who wrecked the bunk. Comp
troller Eekols wus censured by many of
the speakers because be will not give
out the examiner's report of the condi
tion of tho"bank , and the local govern
ment ollleials were criticised because
there had been delay in prosecuting the
bank wreckers.
One speaker said if the law was not
enforced the depositors ought to hang
some ono to a lamp post. The temper
ottho meeting on the subject of prose
cutions was very pronounced in favor of
immediate action. Schuylcr Hnughey
wont to Chicago and other persons are
now under surveillance.
Enoch Ilogato , grand master of the Odd
Follows , last evening appointed a com
mittee to investigate Hutighoy's embez
zlement of Odd Follows funds. The in
vestigation will bo sot on foot today.
Convened to Cut Cost of Composition.
ST. PAUL , , Aug. 18. The St. Paul
and Minneapolis Publishers association ,
the Typothouu , the union printers and
the executive committees of Typograph
ical unions Nos. 30 and 42 hold a meet
ing to discuss a proposition looking to
the reduction of the cost of composition.
The publishers submitted a proposition
that the price of composition bo reduced
on morning papers from 42 cents per
1,000 cms to 35 cents , and on evening
papers and all day work in the book
and job olllces from 35 to 30 cents ; also
that the week scale be $14 instead
of $10. The proposition was a state
ment in writing that employers would
return to the old scale us soon as the
financial depression in ended. The
union committees took the matter under
advisement , and the St. Paul and Minne
apolis unions will /oto upon the question
in special mooting Sunday afternoon.
lloka Repudiates Ills I'npor.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 18. Secretary
Smith was shown a dispatch to the
elTcct that the Atlanta Journal laid
called upon congress to pass a free coinage -
ago bill. The secretary said no siirnili-
canco should bo attached to tlio editor
ials of that paper on account of the fact
that ho still hold a block of stock in it ,
for the reason lie had ceased to control
the paper 'when ho came into the cab
inet. Ilo said the quotation from the
Journal was not only misleading , but
failed to present the position of that
paper , Secretary Smith said ho hud
seen thu editorial and that it declares in
favor of the immediate and uncon
ditional repeal of the Sherman act.
Kllleil UU Wife unit Kaonpoil.
COLUMUUS , Ind. , Aug. 18. Cyrus
Brown wont to the homo of his brother-
in-law , Charges Steeubergor , last even
ing to see his wife , who had not been
living with him for BOIIIO tlmo and who
hud tiled in the circuit court some days
ago a milt asking divorce und the cus
tody of their three children. What the
two said no one knows , but Brown pulled
u revolver und shot her dead. Ho fired
two balls through her body , one taking
olTect in the heart , causing instant
death. Ho then made a rush for her
brother , but could not got close enough ,
on account of the darkness , to kill him ,
Hu escaped. Ofllcors are In pursuit.
Hndeil thu Kniiilty ,
DUESOEN , Tonn. , Aug. 18. News has
reached | ioro of u shooting at Gibson , a
Binall station above hero , in which ono
man wus seriously wounded and another
killed. J. J. Polk Alexander , ono of
the most prominent citizens in this sec
tion , was shot once in the head and
twice in the body by Ir. Wilson , a
druggist of Glouson. Wilson then shot
himself , dying instantly. They had
been enemies for a year. Alexander
did no shooting. It is thought that
Alexander's wounds are not necessarily
fatal. Wilson went to Gleason a your
ago from Cairo. Ho loaves u wife and
four children ,
Nt. I'uul Hunk Itobber Caught.
CHICAGO , Aug. 18. George Harvey
the robber of 95,000 in gold from the
First National bank at St. Paul , wus
captured hereby the Plnkortons lu-jt
night. Ho wua caught ut a poker table
recklessly gambling away his ill-gotten
gains.
Will Sue tlio Oluurini ; Home.
NKW YOUK , Aug. 18. It ia reported
hero that the "receivers of the Mudiuon
Soak Soak boil boil rinse rinse
, ; , ; , aw&y ,
And scarcely eee the board at nit , upon a washing Jay.
For SANTA GLAUS SOAP it does the work ,
And toil is changed to play ,
While gaily sings
-
the laundry maid , j AJJMP- T ft '
upon a washing day.
N. K. FA1RBANK & CO. ,
Sole Manuf.ctureri , CHICAGO , ILL.
OMAHA
U Itafactras a lotos iecloiy
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC.
Bcmis Omaha Hag Omaha Tent -Awning
COMl'ANV. COM TAX V.
Importorfl nnil manufac
turers of Hour encks , HOUSK COVKIIB.
tmrlnpi , twine. 111. ) Ffminm Mrout.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morsc-Coc Shoj Company.
Salesroom and Ollloo-110T-1 \ - 111 ! Movrnr.lt
Factory-llln-1121-1121 HorenM St.
\Vo nro the OXI.V M.innfaHurori of UouU nnj
glim1In the ) stnluof Nobraski.
A Kuncr.il Invltntlon In u.vton.Ioil to all to Inipoct
our now fnotory.
DRY GOODS.
M. ' E. Smith & Co. Kilpatrick-KochDry
OOODS CO.
Dry Roods , notion : ) , fur- Notloin , touts' furnish-
nlshliii ; goods , eorncr Ink' fumlK , cor. lltli niut
II til nnil llownnl U. llnrnoy Streets.
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Becc ! ) & Runyan
COMPANY.
UpliolttcrcJ furnltiiro , FUHNITUHK COMl'ANV
110'-1 lot Mcliulus ct.
Wliolosulo only. and ISlUStrool
Squnro bank , which closed n few days
ago , nro f'oiiif { to brinjr suits aijainst the
clearing hoitbo to recover tlio $ , ' ) OO.OUO
woi-th of securities the clearing : liouso
committee took outof the batik to indem
nify the St , Nicholas bank , which wns
the clearing house agent for the Madibou
Square , against that amount of charges
which it was known would bo turned in
the following day.
TifTnny'g tlrimt Dliimnnil Iliinglit.
NEW YOUK , Aup. 18. It is said that
the big diamond which is the star at
traction of the Tiffany exhibit at the
World's ' fair has boon bought by Mrs.
Charles T. Yorkos , wife of the Chicago
street railway king , who will soon take
up his abode in this city. Tlio price
paid for the diamond is quoted at $100-
000. It is said that Mrs. Yorkos will
wear it in a stomacher that is now being
made for her by Tiffany. The diamond
is the size of a small walnut and to the
inexperienced eye it seems to have n
beautiful touch of barely perceptible
yellow in it.
Piles of people ; have pilos. but Do Witt's
Witch HazclSalvcwill euro them.
Scalcrx Seized.
VlCTOHlA. B. C. , Aug. 18. The scal
ing schooner Viva came into port yester
day und announced the sei/.uro of the
sealers Ainoka and Minnie and two
American healers by a Russian mau-of-
var for sealing in the 7-ono protected
iround Copper inland. The papers of
ho Ainoku and Minnie wore confiscated
ind they were ordered to go to Yoko-
ituna for trial before the British consul.
The captain of the Viva mys ho saw
the Minnie taken and she was thirty
nilee from the islands. The Russians
claim she was only twenty-two miles
out. _
Balloon tonight , Courtland beach.
Got Fifty TlioiiHttnd on u Lift1.
NEW Yoinc , Aug. 18. It transpires
that a life insurance company on Tues
day paid $ T > 0,000 to "Deacon" White.
The money was paid in settlement for a
policy for that amount hold by Mr.
White by assignment on the life of P.
Burns , who died Tuesday. An olllcor of
the insurance company said : ' 'Wo al
ways pay promptly , and in this cube , as
Mr. Whlto said the money would unable
him to resume immediately , we felt dis
posed to oblige him , and did so. "
Piles of people have piles , out DoVVitt'a
wltchhuzcl Bulvo will euro them.
Deacon Wlilt I'uylntr inn l > bt ,
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. Some of "Dea
con" White's creditors received cheeks
yesterday for the amounts duo them.
Air. White says : "I had Borne creditors
who worn not secured. I thought they
needed the money , and as I made some
thing in wheat the other day I have been
paying them olt. That is all there Is
to It. "
Louvonmark dives tonight Courtland.
ii Klupurn Airrfctmt.
PEOHIA , 111. , Aug. 18. The police
have arrested G. W. Johnson , aged 17 ,
and Miss Alta Goldsmith , aged 18 , who
eloped from Oocoola , Neb. , a few days
ago. Johnson otolo $101) ) from his par
ents and his arrest was caused by a
brother. The couple were relca&cil after
refunding the money they had loft.
Iiiillinin Iron \VurkJ Shut Down.
MAKIO.V , Intl. , Aug. 18. The Marion
Malleable Iron works , after a temporary
suspension for repairs , have shut down
Indefinitely for lack of protitablo bUHi-
ness. The industry is ono of the largest
in this city , employing when In opera
tion UoO men. It will restimo as soon as
the business condition throughout the
country shall justify It.
Piles of jiooplo U'lvo imos , nut Oa Witt's
Witch Hiuel Silvo will ourj tho.ii.
-
IlllnoU I'rlv.Ui ! HsillK I'll 1 1 < .
AUHOHA , 111. , Aug. 18. M. E.Cornell ,
the banker at Yorkville , HI. , has made
an assignment , ilia asbots are $10,000 ,
und liabilities $05,000. It was a private
alTuir , but did quite an extensive busi
ness. Inability to realize' on his assets
and to hucuro aid customarily extended
precipitated the failure.
The Blckotts tonight Courtland beach.
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wllhclmy LohccK & Linn ,
COMPAQ.
Dpiilorn In hixrilmtro mil
Corner 10th mid Jackson mrctmnlc * ' tnuln.
Mri'ots. 1401 DouitlD.i inrcot.
HATS , ETC. | IRON WORKS.
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
Soutri Ojnaba.
Hen Cattle Ilo anil Slioot > market In lha war.
COIVIMlSSinjJ HOUSES.
Wood Brothers.
Llvo Stock Commission Morohunti
o-ilh Uuinha Tolophona 1157. Clilcijl
JOHN I ) . DAIHSMAX , I
WAIVl'lill K. > VOOO , fM *
Mnrltot reports liy mall and Trlro cheerful
ulshuil upon aiipllcutlon.
DOCTOR
Searles
&
Searles
PHYSICIANS
SURGEONS
&
Specialists
CHRONIC , NERVOUS
AND
PRIVATE DISEASES
euro Catarrh , All Diseases of tU
Nobo. Throat , Clio it , Stomnoh , BowaU
and Livor. Rhouiaatliiii , Dyspojula ,
Blood. Skin nnil i-iduoy DlMoavoi ,
female Woftliiiomo * , Lout Muuhootl
! UitKD , nn I nil forms of
WEAK MEN
HYDnOCKLK AND VAHlCOOKf.K tierinanonlly
uul hiiceuHHdilly em-oil , MitlliuJ nowiiiiliuitillliif. :
Tl | < : , vr.tirNT : ItV , tllll < Hpnelutty.
PIMCS , FISTULA , P1SSUKU , permanently oiiHl ,
wltlioulthiiuuiiot Itiilfti , Hi .TUiro orcaimllo.
All maladies of a prlv.'itu or del lea W natnrj , of
eltliur HUX , poultlx'uly curuil
Call on or aildruss , with utamp. for Clroalari ,
Fix-u UuoU , UoclKjH | ami Hymptoni HlanliH ,
Fll' ' # I'll , ' ! * ! I -.nutli 15th He
111 , ) a OJiuJ ) , i ) JIAII \ . MHII.
The First Last.
Until the Ducbcr-
llainpdcn I7 > jcwcl
watches were put on
the market , the most
Important hearing i n
watch works was not
RUBY JEWELED jeweled ! The cost was
, \OJ \ ADJUSTED u ) coo much. Cost should
. WATCHES . not count when lime
* . THE e and reliability are at
stake ,
Ifjrour dealer dor not keep our wntclins , mall
UH your ftdiiri'm and wu will eml you thn nama
< if dealer who data. Tine UUKIIKII WATCU
B , Canton , 0.
Tliu
bnitcd Non
Spectaclc.-j
and Kyu
Glasses fur
mil. in Om.
aha by
MAX .MIJVKR & KRO. CO. , ONLY ,
With Nnrvo Ilo n * . now vegetable discovery
of ui'irvolouH imner , positive euro for all
nerve trouuinB , uoh ns nofvoui proatratlou
blotplchsncss , demiondnnoy , pains In back aui
Hide , blolc headache , dytpuptlii , IOH of uppo-
tlio , etc. Wonderful noire tonic , nmkea rlun ,
pure tilooil , to n B entire nyKtoin. 1 a bo .
uiii'uli for two weekn. At druggists , or btf
uiull , NorveUoau Co. , Hulfalo. N , V.