6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEtl HURSDAY , AUGUST 21 , 1803.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Spread Between Septsmbor nml December
Wheat Narrowing Considerably.
FAVORABLE CABLE ADVICES A FACTOR
Local Kccelptn Wor Smnll unil There
WMI Much Liquidation bjr Wcnry Long *
Crop Will Itceln to
Move noon.
CUICAOO , AUK. 23. The principal fc-nturo
In whom today , beiMos a dcclltlo of Jfu In
lu iirlco , was the narrowing of tno spread
between September nml December from
7fo tlown to 7J. There hud been nn Im
pression abroad that December wheat would
commaml a premium of 10o per b\i. \ under
which numerous spreads have boon mailo m
anticipation. When a wuakenliiB In the
premium began to threaten tlio spreaders
today they nrndo haste to reverse their
trades and a Jfc reduction in tlio premium
wns the result. Corn was weak on antici
pated heavier receipts and closed J c under
last nlRht's quotations. There was no In
terest In provisions.
The weakness In wheat was attributed to
very small clearances , and not altogether
favorable cable advices. There was also
omo liquidation by weary longs and alto
gether a dull and heavy fooling prevailed.
lx > cal receipts are small , but In the northwest -
west they are larger , with Indications that
the now crop will soon commence to move.
The reasons given for the narrowing of the
premium between September and December
arc that there Is moro money being placed to
carry the wheafaud the statement by some
of tlio bankers that there will be no illlllculty
In carrying September deliveries to Decem
ber , and the buying of shorts for September
and putting It out again for December. The
Department of Agriculture reported that
the crop of India was 00,000,000 bu. larger
than last ye.ir. The opening was from > fo to
J < c lower than yesterday's closing , eased nit
nnothcr 'fi'e and then advanced from J o to
S e for September and 1'fo ' for the Decem
ber' futures , held steady , and the closing
was from , ' f to 'fo ' from the bottom.
Corn was fairly steady until the estimated
receipts for tomorrow were made. These
wer suniciently over tlio recent avenigo to
have considerable effect upon a market
which stood in need of something to support
In oats the demand was light , though
prices declined from > c to J c. The close was
weak at nearly tlio lowest point , with a not
loss of from Jfc to J e.
Under the Influence of the receipts of 40-
000 hogs at tlio yards the provision trade
dragged. Later in the session Armour put
brokers in the market to bid for pork and
ribs and the decline was soon ovcivomo by
the support thus afforded It. Lard did not
appear to appeal to Mr. Armour's sympa
thies. Compared with last night , pork
was up 25o and ribs 5c. Lard is lli' e lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
100 carscorn ; , 4G5 cars ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs ,
80,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations \vuro as follows :
Kwuii Quiet , steady.
WHKAT No. 2 spring , GOSSc ; No. 3 sprltiR ,
t o. 1) ) . , G'Je ' ; No. i ! roil , COSic.
OOUN No. 2 , 37ic ; No. 3 yellow , closing ,
BOJie.
OATS No. 2 , 23e ; No. 2 white , f.o. b.,27,4 ©
28'Jc : No. 3 white , f. o. ! > . , 20U5J27UO.
Kvu No. 2 , 4Gc.
llAiti.EY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , no sales ;
No. 4 , Mosaics.
Kr.Ax SEED-NO , l.f 1,01.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $3.35113.40.
I'OUK-Mess. per bill. , $13.0iai3.25j ( lard ,
nor 100 Ibs. , ( H.lViH. ! 22S.i ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , JH.15BH.0 ; dry salted ehonlden
( Uo.xed ) , I7.25U7.60 ; short uluar bides ( boxed )
{ 8.25H.DO.
WIIISKY Distillers' llnlsliod goods , per gal , ,
BUMAIIS Unchanged ; cut loaf , Ojfc ; griiiiu-
lutctl , fi.7 ; htantlartl "A , " 0.70.
The folliiwlng were the receipts und ship
ments for today :
On tlio I'rod ueo t\cliuno ) : toilay the bnttei
market was quiet ; creamery , I'Jil'J-le ; dairy
17it8ic ( , KKKa.Hteiiilyjatrlctly fresh , I3 c.
New York Market * .
Nuw YOIIK , Aug. 23. I'MHW Kecolpts
20.000 | ) kRs.uxpoitH ; , 8,200 bills , 0,200 backs
tales , 18,800 pkgs. ; market dull , easy.
COIIN MKAI , llull , Kleady.
Hvu Dull , nominal ; western , D-l55 .
llAltl.EY MAI.T Dull ; western , 05c.
WiiKAT-KfcelptH , 202,000 bu. : exports , 10 ,
400 bu. ; sales , 8.717,0001111. of futures , 00,001
1m. hpot. Knots , dull , lower and weak
Ni * . 2 red , In ytore nnd elevator , G7'i < H)7Jfi ( :
nlloat , r.7c ; f.o. b. , OH } < ( BUH > ic ; ungi.idi-d roil
G4V © U8e ; No. 1 northern , tibifc. Uptions de
cllned fjSilc on easier cabins , cloil'ig weak a
Jitt ? c under yesterday ; September. Gajiff
C'J 1-lGc , closing at tlSiic ; Oilohi ! < r.7H71iii ( ) !
closing at 701ic ; December , 75'i70 ' 3-lUi
closing ut 76 ? c.
OOUN Itecolpts , 33,700 bu , : exports , 45,10i
bu , ; biilos , MUO.OOO bit , fiilnrus , 44,00i
bu. spot. Spots dull , weak , ! iftic lower
No. 2 , 45t ! < Q > 4Gu In elevator ; il'i.'ifD-ltHic nlloat
ungratled mixed , 4r > ® 4G'.ic. ' Uitlcns | actlvi
closing weak ; August , 4'JSl45 [ ? e. closing a
46 > ic ; Situnilwr. | 4&ii4Uc ! | ! ! , closing a
45'it ' : ; October , 4tl'.i047c.clo-.lng ' at4Giic ; December
comber , 4t'itt40Jir ) , closing at 40Jc. }
OATH UecelplK , lb'J.000 bu , ; n.\iorts | , 30,20
bu. ; sales , 380.000 bu. futures , 124,000 hi
ipot , tipots , fairly active ; white , 'ia ' lower am
barely steady , Diitluns , dull and lower ; BIMI
tember , 30iJ 30 3-10c. closing at 30a i ! : Ot
tuber , 301iuHic : ; , closing at 3tc ( ) ) ; No.
while , Oiilober. 3lU ; aitt : ! ! ; No , 2. 38c ; No.
Jhlcaco , 'JUi'.llf ; No. 3 , SUc ; _ 3 whlti
D3i : ; mixed western , aoiiUOJic ; white
04&IIC.
II AV Quiet. Hti-ndy.
uy , ( lull.
HIIIKS Nominal.
I'novisiONS-Uiiliiu'iits , hteady. Lard , dill
western Htiiam closed ui { 8.H& ; bales , t > L
tlerceii at fU.U8i ! ; options uaies , nonu ; Su |
lumber , fH. GO , 1'ork , bteutly , dull ; new mu
| 14.&Oii.l&.OD ,
lUTrinKlrm ! : , tinlot ; western creamory. I
O85ti western fnutory , t4Sffll7c : Kljdii86
OIIEKSB l''lrm ; western , full skims ,
Kuoa Quiet , weak ; western fresh ,
leconds per ca ti , 8.8&iii3.30 ,
L'oiTONSicur On , Lower , quiet ; crude , 33
B4o ; ytdlow'j'Ji' . .
t'KTiioi.i'i' * ! Dull , easy.
HOSIN Dull , easy.
Tuill'KM-iNi-l'lr : . pilot.
KICK Kirm : fair demand ,
Mm.AKsas Now Orlouns , open kettle , goo
to choice , dull , steady ,
. - illiiAllKiw : , llrm , quiet.
I'm IKON Hleatly , dull ; American , fl8,70
16.65.
UOITEII Stonily ; hike , $0,00.
l.KAU-Klrmi tlonicstle , (3,45 ,
Ti.N-Klrin'1 Straits. * IH.7&
Bi-KLTEii bteady ; domcbtlc , i3,70 ,
Kiiimu * City .MutkoU.
KANSAS UITV. AUK. 83.- WHEAT }
lower ; No. 8 hard.60Ut < ; No. 'J ri'd , ul < jt&8c.
COIIN Steady ! No. - mixed , 31c ; No. 8 wnll
OATd-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 81 ( 83c ; No.
lillo , 86u)8Gc. ( )
HVKHearce ami firm ) No. 8 , & 0c ,
IIIIAN I'lrin ; 6863e ,
KiaxsKKi ) Nominally 4HQ60c.
HAV UnehaiiKod.
-I'lrin ; cieumery , lBQ80u ; dalt
.
Ktius-Qnlet .ind oniy ; Iliai8c. !
KlX-KIITd Whoat. 33,000 bu.
SlIU'MBNTS WllUUt , IB.OOO bll.
MluneupulUVhcai .Martini.
MINNKAI-OI.IS , Auj. 83. Lower ; cush full
active : September , C&Su ; December , O'J ?
UuMi. No. 1 northurn , 67li < iOBc ! No. 8 , uort
Din , 66 < a&OHc , _
Cotton Mnrkvr.
NEW Oni.EANB. AUK. 83. Bteiuly ; gootl ml
dllnK , 7lGc ; low iiililUltni ; , GUc ; good on
> iuiy,07-lCc | nut receipts , U40 bale > i uro
70S Imlcs ; OKporU coimtwlso , 200 bales ;
400 bales ; slock , 4n.OK ( ) bale * .
Kuturei , st.jadyj haloi , 40,000 hales ; August ,
tO.62 hid ; September , fO.92.il7.00 ! October ,
I7.02til7.03 ; November , 7.13tt7.14 | Decem
ber. 17.22 ,
Otmlin I'rnilnrn Miirknt.
'luiTisn-TIio receipts of linttcr are light ,
both choice grades und common stock , Most
house. , however , teport Hint they nro receiv
ing umniKli to supiily their trndo. Fancy
crcnmrrlc * , ixillil uai'ked , 10r ; fair to good
creameries , solid packed , IG'fliSc ; cholco to
fiinry country. 14UI6c ; fnlr to good country ,
1U&1.1C ! p.'iel.lng Block , fresh , Il' ' o
liiVK I'ot'i.Tiiv The market Is full of
chickens and prices nro lownr. Oood
cldckons , 83.'Jo ; old hens , 7iic ; roosters , 45c ;
dur.ks , 7c.
Kticis Tlio receipts are rather light with
thn market steady , the bulk going at lie ,
OAMH--Wlillo tno worther Is too warm to
niiiko the bundling ot giimo an entirely safe
business , thorn aresomu birds arriving : mal
lard ducks , $3,60 ! blue wlnuetl teal. (1.75 ;
green winged teal , 11.50 ; plover , GOft'Sc.
IINiv-New ( ) : hiiiuiy lias put In an appotir-
nnciiontliu market , hut tlio dunrjiid Is light :
cliolcti now whlto clover , lG17c ,
I'HIKOXS The demand Is not quite so active
ns It was ; live pigeons at (1,50.
ONIONS Homo erown stock Is plenty at l4e !
per II ) , unorders from the country.
TOMATOES Homo grown stock , per basket ,
POTATOES The supply Is very light and the
markol llrm. On orders from tlio country
they are worth ntloasl76c.
O.MIII.UH : The linslness In .shipping cahbago
to the country appears to bo about , over.
Occasional orders are received and lilted at
lic. !
Um.nnv Stray Milpmonts nro arriving anil
Inutiiiitllty of the stock Is proiiouncod good
for this season ot the year. Celery , per doz.
bunches ! . 36c.
FIIUITS.
OitAi'ns b'o far this season there have not
hcnn very many Krapi > s In from California ;
California , per case , * 1.251.50.
UAMKORNIA FIIIIITH liiitu Crawford peaches ,
per box , 81 ; Ilartlnlt pears , per box , ? 2 ;
jiliims , ior box , S1,2D1.60 ; nectarines , pur
bov , tl.60.
TttoiMCAtj rnuira.
HANANAS Prices remain about steady , per
bunch , largo. J2.255i2.60 | per bunch , small to
medium , .M.7r)5f.'j.)0. ( )
LVMO.NS : The steady warm weather pro
duces 11 very fair demand for lemons and all
houses are dolns a good steady business la
Ilium. Messlnan , extra fancy , tG.UDftG.fiO ;
Jlossinas , per bov , choice to fancy , J5.00is6,6 ( ) .
OltANdEs There am only n few oranges ar-
rlylng. Ulvorslde Mediterranean sweets , $3,76.
Mr.iONS Oood watermelons are velllm ; at
(10 per 100 ; small or Inferior , I10.00312.0l ) ;
Join cantaloupes , baskets , tl ; crates $1.26 ®
1.60 ,
Ai'Pi.tis Nn apples to amount to anything
are being ; shipped In , ami the supnly of homegrown
grown ( .lock Is miKlera't ) . Choice Duchess ,
per hhl. , g3.70Q4.OU ; common varieties , suitable -
able tt ship on orders , $3.00Q3.25.
IIIDI : ? , TAMXJW , KTO.
HIDKS No. 1 Bit-on bld"s. 2'-4c ' ; No. 2 green
hides , 2o ; No. 1 green salted hides , 2'.cc ; No. 2
green salted hides. 2c ; No. I green salted
hltles , 86 Ibs. to 40dbs. , 24'c ? : No. Sgruun milted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2o ; No. 1 veal calf ,
b Ibs. to 15 Ibs , . 60 ; No. 2 veal naif. 8 Ibs. lo 16
Ibs. , 3c ; No. 1 dry ninthidos. Go ; No. 2 dry Mint
hides , 4c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 6c. Part
cuietl hides Ho per ID. less than fully ourtnl.
snuii PKI.TS Oreen milled , each 36can,25 ;
green saltctl shearlings ( .short woolotl early
sklns > , eucli 15a25c : dry shearling * ( > .liort
wooletl early sklnii. No. 1 , each 6itlOc : dry
shearlings ( .short wooled early sklnsi. No. 8 ,
each 6c ; dry Hint , Kansas anil Nebraska
butcher wool polls , per III. , actual weight , IOU
lli-i dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pi-Its , per Ib. , actual weight , 7Q100 : dry
Hint Colorado Imtchor wool polls , per Ib. ,
actual weight , OaiOc ; dry ( lint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 70i : :
dry pieces and bucks , aclu.il weight , 5a7c.
, , ,
eqoswax , prime , lG320c ; roua'li tallow , 2J
St. I.null Unrkrts.
ST. Louis , Aug. 23. KL.OUII Tame , un
changed.
WHEAT 3 © lc lower on continued strain In
financial situation ; No. 2 red , cash , 58Vic ;
August , r.H n ; September , 58J < a58.o ; Oc
tober , Gliic ; lccomlcr , Glc.
- COIIN Xcotf ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 34c : Au
gust , 34ac ? ; September , 34'ic ; December ,
33c.
OATS-Qiilct ; No. 2. cash , 27c ; August , 27'/iC
asked : September , 23'ic.
IIWTTEII UnchangeU.
ICoos Unchanged.
1'ltovisiONS-l'ork , now , J13.75 ; lard , J8.12'/J.
KiCEllTS Flour. 2,000 sacks : wheat , 74-
000 bu. ; corn , .11,000 tin. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Klour , 0,000 sacks ; wheat , 13-
000 bu. ; corn , 49,000 bu. ; oats , 5,000 bu.
Uolloo Mnrkot.
NEW YOIIK. Aug. 23. Options opnnpn steady ,
unchanged to 10 points up , : ind closed llrm at
20K30 up ; sales , 2,150 bags. Including : Son-
lomber , J14.755J15.00 ; October , S14.85'.415.00 :
November , $14.fcO14.85 : Dccombor. $14.85 ®
14.05 ; January. $14.05 ; March , H4.GOQ14.G5 ;
Spotlilo , dull ; No. 7 , 116.87' ' $ .
Liverpool .Markets.
LivEiirooi , , Aug. 23.-Wiir.AT-Qulot. do-
nniinl poor : ImldtT.s olTer freely ; California
No. 1 , spot. 5s OilfrJIis ld ( ) per cental ; No. 2 , red
winter , 5s 5"dar.s ( . C'/d.
COIIN Demand poor ; mixed western , 4sd ;
per cental.
Si'iiim of TmipENTixE 21s per cwt.
X w York ry tlooiU .Marknt.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 23. The lry goods market
discloses no positively" now feature. Agents
cannot soil a package moro than Is called tot
and , as a rule , tm | call Is for only one package ,
It Is believed trade will Improve , tbousli
blowly and modorat"y. I'rices are unchanged
I'lilbiilflphkii ( ir.iln Market.
Pliii.ADUi.i'iiiA , Aug. 23. WHEAT Easier ;
No. 2 red , August , G.'ii(3G5 ( ? c.
COIIN Unsettled und lower ; No. 2 mixed
August , 4C < a4G1/ic.
OATd Active ; August , 3G'337c. '
Clnuiiinali .Mil Ki-'ts.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 23 , WHEAT Easy ; No. :
red , 5'Jc.
COIIN Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 40'iC. !
OATS Kapler ; No. 2 mixed , 47c.
WHISKY Steady ut H.12.
Tilled i ( lr nil Muruot.
Tot.cno , Aug. 23. WHEAT Lower , weak
No. 2 cash. Olc.
COIIN Dull ; No. 2 cash , 42c.
OATS Quiet ; cash , 2&Viu.
OH .M.irUnls.
LONDON , Aug. 23. CALCUTTA LINSEED Spo
delivery , 42s pur quaitor.
Si'iuiTS TuiircNTiNE 21s per cwt.
NEW OUI.EANS , Aug. 23 , Clearings , $598 ,
448.
448.KANSAS
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 23. Clearings , Jose ,
191.
CINCINNATI , Aug. 23 , Clearings , $1,004,050
Money , 7 per cunt.
Niw : Y.OHK , Aug. 23.-Clearlnss , JG3.B77.574
bulanci's , 83'JlU.bl4.
I'Aiim , Aug. 23. Tliroo per cent rentes , 09
17fc ! for the account.
OMAHA , Aug. 23. Clearings , $533,297 ; sain
any last week , $453,531.
IlAl.TIMOHK , Aug. 23 , CloarliiBs , Jl.080,092
balances , $894,2 < JU. Money , G per cent.
I'lllliADRMMIIA , Aug. 23 , Clearings , $7,701 ,
781 ; balances , tI,37G,452. Money , G percent ,
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 83. Clearings , $2.837,880
balances , t 8G9,6'Jl. Money quiet , OiiB pu
cent.
LONDON , Aug. 23. Amount of bullion gen
Into the llank of England today on accoun
Js:219,000 : , ,
McMrillH. Aug. 23. Now York oxchatg
selling at $1.50 premium , Cluarlngs , $37,2U :
balances , J'J.bHl.
ItosTO.N , Aug. 23. Clearings , (8,080,62 (
balances , (9G3,721. r.xclmnge on New Yorl
II to$1.50 piumlum per (1,000.
CHICAGO , Ana. 23. Clearing * . J9,29-l,58-
New York exchange , (5 discount , Kturlln
excliangc , dull at tl.Ml'iil.HU. Money htead
at 7 pur cent ,
NKW YOIIK. Aug , 23 , [ Special Telegram |
Tin ; IIEK.1 Excliangu was tiiioted as follov
today : Chicago , $5 discount ; Iluitim , (1 I
$1.60 premium ; Ht. Louis , $4 discount.
NTOUICS AND HONDS.
Traniactloiu In Sprnrltiu Itxvlnilloil to
-Siniill Taut Yi-ttcrilay.
NBW YOIIK , Aug. 23. The stock marki
was very dull throughout today. The Iran
actious dwindled to ar. unusually simi
total anil very little disposition to trade wi
manifest in any direction. The rumors tin
General Kloctric was about to bo placed
the hands of a receiver and tlio clrculailoa
stories affectlni , ' the solvency oj aVa
Btrcot llrm caused u depression to tl
Boaeral lUtof } to2 pcrci it. Chicago O
led the downward movement , it having but
said that somn of the insiders are in favor
passing the dividend , Thu stock sola don
from 50f to 4SJJ , Thu lo .vest quotations t
thu day were touched shortly hoforo tl
close notwithstanding the favorable rumor
The decline hud little slgnillcuuuo , and lln
transactions wcro at a recovery of from } {
ly H percent from the lowest and speuulatii
ic. left off steadier ,
ic.h - The 1'ost says : The premium on ( 'old I
arrive has almost vaiiisued and sterling o
change , whoso rates liaye been Kovcrni
d- almost entirely by this premium , roturui
today 10 normal conditions. Hut the , pr
luluui on currency ia smaller quuutitius co
tlnucs , and Indeed It can hardly bo ox *
ticctcil to disappear until the banks resume
unrestricted cash payments. It Is clear
enough that the present burrcncy brokers
business ropresonta rather a discount on
certified checks than a premium on monoy.
The transaction In o fleet begins In almost
every casn with the sale by largo employers
of labor of drafts on their own dc | > oslt for
less than face value. The reason why the
premium of gold disappears moro quickly U
the specie is not only loss convenient for
employers1 purpose , but must as a rule bo
bought in larccr quantities ; besides running
the risk of a change in the general situation
prior to its arrival. Moreover , it is per
fectly plain that tbo lending of money has
as yet received but little check.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks on the Now York
exchange today :
The totul sales of sltwUs today wcro. 107.700
sliures. IniMudlng : Hiirlliiuton , 0,000 ; Ulilcago
Clns , 14'JOO ! DIstlllliiL' , 12,300 ; General Klec
trle , l2nno ! : Nortliorn I'aclllc , 0,400 ; Itock
Islnnil , u.UUOSt. ; Paul , 10,000 ; Su nr , 10,000 ;
Western Union , 0,300.
New York .Monnv Market.
NEW VOHK , AUS. ! 23. MONBV ON OAT.t -
Plrin at'JJJH per cunt ; lust loan at 3 per cunt ;
cln-dncnlTorod tit 3 per con t.
I'nt.MnMKiiOAKTir.r. I'Arnit 8Q12 per cent.
STKIII.INCI KXCIIANHR Weak , with nctiial
liuslnuss In liankers' bills ut } 4.80't ! ! < M.Bl > S
for Mxty-ilay bills nntl f4.80 ( 4.8 j < for
demand ; commercial litlls $ -I.78'/a,4.8y1/ ' ( .
KtiA'Kii UEHTIFICATES Dull ; closed ut 7Cc.
The closliiK ( iiiotatloim on Donils.
llo < it < in Stock OiiotitloiiH.
HOSTON , Auz. 23. Cull loans. 8 per cent ;
tltno loans , 810 percent. Closing quotation !
on stooks , bonds and inlnlni ; shares :
Nmr York Mliilni ; Quotations.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 83. Tlio following are the
mining ( imitations :
Con. Cal , k Va. . . . His Sierra Nevada. . . . ' : m
Uuatlwood 1(10 Staiulanl Ill )
Ooulil .VCurry. . . . 20 Union Con 30
Halo XNoreroaa. 15 Yellow Jacket. . . . 33
Hoincslaku 800 Iron Silver. 10
Independence. . . . 10 Quick Silver 100
Mexican 50 do prafil 1600
Ontario GOO tuulwer 40
Plymouth IS
" * bid. tablcuTl.
Sail Francisco Alliiini ; llutitntlong.
SAN PHANCISCO , Aug. 23. The olllclul closlnc
nuntatloiis for milling blocks totlay were in
follows :
Alia 10 Mexican fi.'i
liest.V Ili-lelier. . . . fin Ophlr lit )
Ilnlwer 10 Potosl ! ii
Chollar 'M \asn 40
Con. Cal. & Va 130 Sierra Niivatla 30
CTown Point 'Jfi Union Con. . 5
Gould & curry 15 ! Utal r.
lalo& NorcroBH. . . CtS Yellow Jacket 3fi
St. l.ounMlntne rttorks.
ST. Louis , AUK. 23. Jllnlnir stocks , dull ami
unchaiiKcd. Thu following are the closing quo
tations :
AHketl. in. . l. Ahkcii. Hid.
GranltoM . 2.00 Amor. N. . .30
Kllzubctli. .2(1 ( .10 Montronu . .03
In tliu I.tniiliin 'MnrUct.
Nr.w YOIIK , AIIR. 23. Thn Kvonlns Poit'i
special from London says : The Hank of KIIK-
lantl boiiKlit .i4l,0' ; ) ) ( ) In Krenuli coin today
04,000 were received from 1'iiris und illoa ,
000 from oilier continental points. There Is i
( . rowlni : belief tliat the Koltl now leaving tin
Hank tf ) I'raneu Is for Now Vork. Thuru Is m
iloiiiuiHl here ; or barirold In the upun market
Silver has risen to 34 'ill. Tlio Indian counui
ref used to allot today , tenders belni ? reeelvet
for only three lacs at very low rates. Itupui
paper was unchaiiKed ,
O.M.VII.V iivi : s-
Kecolpta or Ilotli C'attlo unit llogf Vcr
I.lbti nil.
WEDNT.SIIAV , AUK. 23.
Ilccolpts of both cattle ami hogs wore ver ,
liberal today and as on yesterday there wcr
no sheep on the market. For the past throi
days receipts foot up (5,151 ( cuttle , 19,090 hotf
und ' .2,103 sheep , us utfHiast 5,7-10 cattle , 11,1)1 )
hogs anil)0 , shcop the 11 rat three days o
last week ,
Dullness and weakness continue to bo tin
ruling features of the cattlu marUot , OiTev
ings wcro again more than ample for tli
limited local dumaml and with no outside ii |
port and bad reports -from Chicngo the mail
tcnance of prices wus out of the question
The good ripe eornfed native beeves wer
wanted by everybody and 1.187 to 1,281-11
steers Bold at from 4 to $4.15 ! or not fa
from bteady prices , On all other pratiui
iiielutUnur westerns , the niarkut was froi
lOu to l.r > t ! lower than Tuesday and almlglit
slow at that , fair to pretty good 1,050 t
1,150-lb. steers sold at from $ M5o to f.1 ! . ' .
with sales of Inferior grass and half fi :
stock scattering down to 1. A good shar
of the offerings today were westerns. Th
market was dull ami unevenly lowur wit
sales of fair to very good 1.030 to I,8M-1I
steers at from fr..TS to ? y.U5. The geaen
feeling was drcldedly weak and the clos
found iiulto u few cattle still In II rat Imnd
'J'ho cow market was very dull and prici
ruled lOo to ! Mo ) lower than Tucsda ;
muUliig a decline In two tlnj
of U5o to U5c. Two causes are largely n
sponslble for the break , the liberal suppl ;
something like forty loads today ami tl
heavy run of western cattle , Fair to gw :
butchers' cows sold largely at from ? l,7f > i
$ j.8.r > , ami while cunners sola down to $
snles at over ? -.l J were few and far butwee ;
There was little quotable chaugo In calvi
unit none of any note in bulls and roug
stock generally ,
Liberal buiing by the country this wee
has had u very bonellclal effect on feeder
and regular dealers' supplies having becou
pretty low , tlioy were good buyers of tl
fresh offerings today ut rather strong *
prices. Fair to very good stock , both nativ <
and westerns , sold largely ut from 18.40 to |
. . RflO & a 1200 2 10
1
. .1100 3 067 1 10
. . 040 1 75"a . . , . 041 1 1&
. .1008 1 60 . 050 2 25
. . 004 1 75" . . OGO 2 30
23. . . 870 . . 010 2 30
. . 057 . . 050 2 40
18. . . 023 ' ' . .1210 2 40
20 . . HOB a : . . , .1025 2 00
22. . . 7G2 i 05
05iT
iT irEits ,
7GO v > .
OAT.VF.fl.
. 390 3 Gp 9 283 8 GO
1HII.I.S.
.1210 ln45J 1. , 690 1 60
BTDCKF.Ha AM ) ITXllEltS.
No. Av. No. . Av. Pr.
' ' . 700 2 2 23 048 2 05
11. . . G13 20 , 070 2 05
1. .1110 44 1147 3 00
13. . . 777 2 40 1 1110 3 00
30. . . 012 2 45 1I 840 a oo
28. . . 007 2 55 4 007 3 00
13. . . 783 2 CD 11IJO 3 00
13. . . HBO 2 05 . . . . . . . 3 00
20. . . U20 2 75 25 10U2 3 00
WESTRRN CATII.K.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
3 stoorn.1250 3 00 47 COWS. . . . 083 1 05
NKnilASKA.
215 cows 801 2 25 27 COWS. . . . 080 2 00
Icow 040 1 35 ICOW 10GO 1 00
20 cows 034 1 00 4 focclers. OXJ 2 70
COI.OIIADO.
51'cows 827 200 .1 feeder. . G50 240
POUT ! ! DAKOTA ,
ICOW. , . . . 830 1 00 Icow 010 1 GO
Scows , . . , 723 1 60 ICOW.,1000 2 00
8 cows. , . . 017 2 00 20Htours..l3iO ( 3 10
22 steers..1104 3 10 70 calves. . 244 3 BO
0 steers.,1320 3 10 llst < ! 0rx.1113 3 10
4 sloors 1235 3 10 22 steers..1140 3 10
1 cow. . . 1050 2 40 1 cow. . 810 2 40
2 cows , . 1100 2 40 3 cows. . 1110 2 40
7 cows. . 1001 2 40 2 cows. . , . 820 2 40
2CUWH. . 1025 2 40 Icow. . . . 1000 2 40
1 cow. . . , 1170 2 40 12 cows..1005 2 50
Gcows. . 044 2 ( JO
WTOMINd ,
9bull . . . .1115 125 1 feeder. . 700 250
22 bulls. . . 18B8 135 25 feeders. 1136 300
17 cows. . . . 831 1 75 29 feeders. 072 300
4 COWS. . . . 012 835 18Btcers..l250 300
1 Str , tig..1090 220 1 str tlg.,15GO 280
1 str , tig. 1300 220 7 steers. . 1190 300
&Rteors . .1094 300 12 steora.,1085 275
4slecrs..ll85 290 2steers..l035 290
25 steers. . 1078 290 10 steers. .1002 800
iBtr , tlg.,1140 225 2 heifers. 1015 250
16 heifers. . 054 2 BO 17 steers. . 12(11 ( 325
24steers. . 1870 325 2st'sttgs.l3G5 225
lllllll 1460 160 Istr , tig. 1210 325
1 str , tig. 1420 235 10 sl.'H , tlg.1260 235
1 steer. . . . 1090 200 1 steer..1120 290
1 steer..1130 2 ! IO 1 steer..1070 200
1 steer. . . . 1370 2 JO 2hteers..l275 290
8 steers. . 1195 280 5 steers. .11GB 2 DO
29 steers..1255 300 1 sir , tlg.1170 835
50steers . .1209 325 3 feeders.1260 335
10 steers. . 1258 335 5cows. . . . 830 125
74 COWS. . . . 951 225 2 cows. . . 925 225
17 cows..1029 250 2 steers. . 1255 290
lHteor..ll40 825 I steer..1240 325
6 steers. . 185G 325 1 ntoor..l4BO 325
178calves. . 825 350 4 calves. . 885 360
Hoes There was another heavy run
today , about 10.000 head. This , following
Tuesday's ' big run , and making for the two
days over 18,000 hogs , a thing ; that has very
rarely happened lu August , caused a big
drop In prices. Chicago had about 40,000
fresh hogs on sale and the marltot was bad ,
so that although there was a very active
shipping inquiry , no less than eleven ship
pers being on the market for supplies , sellers
had to submit to a reduction of from 80c to
3'Ju in prices for all grades. Local houses ,
especially packers , were free buyers
at tno decline , the Omaha nnd
Cudahy houses taking over 5,300
hogs. Buyers all , paid a stiff premium
lor light and light mixed , hogs , sales being
all the way from : § p up to S.V.iO , although
nearly all the hogs selling at $5 and over
were more or less sorted , that is , from one
to half a dozen ro.ugh or heavy hogs wore
thrown out. Hca\\y and mixed packing
grades sold largely at 54.75 and $ -1.80 , with
food mixed heavies lp ) to 1.90 and common
and throwouts at .from $4.40 to $4.70. There
was little change lu.tho .market throughout ,
although the close , whs perhaps the weakest
point. The bulk of the hogs ( practically
everything changed , hands ) sold at from
$4.75 to 5-1.90 , as against ? o to $5.30 Tuesday
and $5 to $5.80 ono/wpck ago today. Kopro-
'
scntativo sales : , , ,
IIOUOII.
.310 30- - ' 10 300
Again for itho isocond tlmo
this week and the , third tlmo this month m
sheep wcro recolycd. It made very littli
difference as a fevy Vt > liec | > last the killers :
long time just ii9w > H The- demand U vor :
limited and prices i ruinously , almost rldlcu
lously low. Fair tofeood natives. l.00@i.7fi :
fair to good westS-us , W.Xi.25 ( ) : ; commoi
unit stock sheep. Sl.HO@,7.r > ; good to choict
40 to 100-lb. liimbs aUK ) ( < f4.50.
Itocmptk niiil'Ok'tipimltliiil of Stock ,
Olllclul receipt ! dif f disposition of stock a1
shown by the hookt.'Of tlio Omaha Union Hlocl
Yards company Mr ' thu twenty-four hour
ending at 6 o'clock j iu. August 23 , 1H93 :
tlm range of valuer wru not a lltllo lower. Tlio
yards were full , uiul the proportion of natives
waMimnually l.nrpo for the ilino of the year ,
I/otsof Rood toelinlco bcove * wcroolTcrod , ixnd
Hint r.lnss showed tlio declfno ( | iilto in
much ns tlio poorer ort. 1'rlces wore
nnywlioro from lOc to 20c lower tlmn
yesterday. It would Imvu boon some .iiitlifnc-
tloti to sellers If they had been nbln to tnnko ix
clearance nt llmt reduction , lint tlio close of
business found n very cnnsldorablo purl of
thu supply still In first ( minis. Inferior to
extra native * wore quoted nt from Jl to
10.10 , with saloi largely ut from ll.CiO to $2.00
for cows unit Imlh and nt from 13,35 to J4.40
for steers. Western * wore oil to from } l.r > ( ) to
J3.00 , and Texatis wore quoted nt from JI.-40 to
(3.10. To bring moru than $4.40 the offerings
Imiltobo choice nml some very Rood oattlo
chained haniUnround M. At no time durlrie
the day wcro there any slgni of llfu In the
tnido mid n fnlr day's sunply was carried over.
Never before wuio ns tunny lions roculvcd
here In one ilny In the month of August ns
wort1 counted up today. Forty thousand was
the uslimntcd number. Tlio llrst miesivns
round 30.000 , but the hops kept comlnK
thicker ami fnstcruud before 1 o'clock It urns
evident the total would fall very Illtlo If nny
short of 40,000. The prices , which , nt the
nbonltiK were not nuiro tlmn from
loc to 15c off , Rltd rnpldly downward
until nt tlio close tlioy stood unsteadily
At ii point f rom 20c to 30a below yo.swrdny's
( imitations. Lute sales wcro on u basts of from
16.1O to $5.16 forcliolcu heavy und from JS.70
to $56 ; for choice assorted Unlit. From these
IlKUrcsMilos rnu down to from $1.25 to1.75
for common roim'li uinl heavy nnil to from
J4.25 to $4.30 for poor llKlit. This bis cut
nilKht hnvo been expected to lend to great ac-
tlvlty , but It < lld not , trndo being stuck
throughout , and the close llndlng many unsold
hogH In the pens. The offerings were of line
iiuullty. There tuny almost bo inld to hnvo
been no common hogs.
The sheep market was without now fenturcs.
NntwIthstatiJIni ; the recent slaughter of
prices receipts continue heavy. They were
estimated at , 13,000 for today , making over 37-
000 for the last three days. There wns a weak
demand at Tuosdny'.sjirlces. limitations rang
ing at from tl to 33.75 , according to iimllty ] ,
The lamb market wns llrmur , especially for
good ones. I'oor to choice were quoted at from
S2.ni ) to $5 , with extra selling around J5.26.
The bulk of sliee p sold below $ 3.00 , and from
J3.76 to if 4. 75 bought the larger part of lambs.
Itecelpts : CattFe , 20,000 bends calves , 1,000
head ; hogs , 43,000 head ; sheen , 111,000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
UATTI.E Keeolpu. 2,000 head ; shlpmonts ,
2,000 head ; market 1026e lower ; iirline
steers , $4.75a4.85 ; peed to choice , f4.26 ®
4. 05 ; others , M.UO ; Toxnns. t2.BOtt3.30j west
erns. t2.20Q3.GOj cows. S1.00O2.7G.
HOUR Receipts , 43,000 head ; shipments ,
8,000 head ; market 25ft3lc ( lower ; common
rough nndlinavy , S2.50S4.00 ; mixed and pack
ers. W.Hoaj.OO prime heavy , t5.00fo3.lu ;
butchers , K5.10QO.V | > 5 ; light , J5.fil > ® 5.7G.
SllCKi1 Keuulpt.s , 10,000 head ; shlpmonts.
2,000 head ; ninrkot steady to lower ; Texans ,
? 2.1&3.25 ; westerns , $2.0 < 33.10.
Kansas City l.lvo Stock .tlurknt.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 23. UATTI.B Receipts ,
0,000 head ; shipments , -1,000 head ; best
cattle llrm ; others steady ; Texas and ship
ping steers , $2.00i&5.GO ; Texas nml native
cows , * 1.20'i3.75 ; butcher stock , 83.1O4.15 ;
stockcrs ami feeders , $1.503.00.
lions Receipts , ll.OOO head ; shlpmonts ,
4,000 head ; market 10 < 3i30c lower ; hulk , $4.85
< T05.40 ; heavies and mixed , $4.7030.40 ; lights ,
Yorkers and pigs , ? 5.25'Stfj.G5. '
SHEEP Receipts , 2,000 head ; shlnmcnts ,
none ; market steady ; Toxnns , $2.00 ; westerns ,
$3.30 ; lambs , * 3,6OiiJ4.00.
St. I.ollls l.lre Stock Market.
Sr. Louis. Aug. 23. OATTI.E Receipts. 2,600
head ; shipments , 1,000 head ; market MOW ,
lower for natives ; Texans 10c lower ; best
steers , Texans , $3.20 ; cnlves , lower ,
Hong Receipts , 2.000 bend ; shipments , 300
head ; market 104i20c lower ; top for light ,
$5.70 ; bulk of sales , J5.3OU5.00.
SiiKKi' Receipts , 3,800 head ; shipments ,
none ; market slow , unchanged.
Now Vork Mvo Stock Market.
Nr.w YOIIK , Aug. 23. HEEVKS Receipts ,
2.1OO ; market lOo lower ; poorest to best nn-
tlvo steers , $3.403.y2i ( ; Texans and Colora-
ilos , * 3.75 < t53.80.
Kmii' : : AND LAMIIS Receipts , 11,000 ; sheep
slow , steady : sheep , $2.5033.00 ; lambs , H.OOifl
0.00 ; dressed muttons , bteady nt 7@8ic. !
Stock lit ft I Kilt.
Receipts of live stock at the four principal
western markets Wednesday , August 23 :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha 2,732 U.Oa'J
Chicago 2,000 43,000 10,000
Kaunas City G.OOO 11,000 2,000
St. Louis 8.500 2'JOO
Total. , 14,232 00,880 18,000
x ox- WEST ASD EAST.
Opinions of Western Governors on the
I/it < Mt Hiirebritlneil Proposition.
NEW YORK , Aug. 23. This morning's
World publishes opinions from a num
ber of western governors upon the prop
osition of a commercial division of the
United States. The World telegraphed
to each of the governors these questions :
What do you think of the petition of
the Kaiibiia olliciuls for a commercial di
vision between the west and the east ?
What would bo the result of the pro
posed convention of governors to con'
aider this ?
Governors Stone ol Missouri , Lowoll-
ing of Kansas and Ponnoyer of Oregon
boldly favor the convention. The others
heard from oppose it.
Governor Levelling suggests that if
free coinage fails , the Mexico silver dollar
lar bo made a full legal tender. Gover
nor MoGruw of Washington says any
man who proposes aeccoeaion of states
is as much of a traitor to the llag of
freedom today as ho was in 1801. Gov
ernor Nelson of Minnesota expresses the
same sentiment. Governors Colcord of
Nevada and Crounso of Nebraska have
no confidence or sympathy in thosuhemo.
Governor Boies of Iowa says it is unwise
and does not , think any considerable
number of governors would attend such
a convention.
Quartet singsCourtland , beach tonight.
CluiUtrn'x Uncord in Europe.
ST. PETKRSIIURG , Aug. 2t. ; The offi
cial cholera report from the government
fur the past week is as follows : In Kiev
there wore 52i ) new cases and 184 deaths ;
Nijni Novgorod , 488 cases , 101 deaths ;
Don Province , 251 cases , 10'J deaths ;
Samara , 198 cases , 75 deaths ; Kazan , V5
cases , 28 deaths ; Kalisco , 1)7 ) cases , ! ! 3
deaths ; Minsk , 32 cases , 15 deaths ; Slin-
biosk , 31 ca es , 11 deaths ; Kharsczon ,
M coses , 22 deaths.
BKRUN , Aug. 23 , The imperial
board of health announces that thus far
this summer there have been only four
cases of cholera in Germany , of which
tlircu were fatal.
BUCHAKKST , Aug. 23. No cholera ex
ists in this city. At Sootin the epidemic
in spreading rapidly and the mortality
is exceptionally large.
HOMK , ' Aug. 23. There wore nine
fresh cases of cholera in Naples on Mon
day und six deaths , and uoven fresh
cubes on Tuesday and live deaths.
Tom I'utturiton'ii Narrow Kxrnpo.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 23. Ex-Congress
man Thomas M. Patterson of Colorado ,
proprietor of the Kooky Mountain News ,
narrowly escaped being run over by a
cable car today. In attempting to board
a car while in motion ho was violently
thrown to the ground and his clothing
torn. Mr. Patterson is HUTaring ( from
the shock , but his injuries are not dan
gerous.
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Mr dorter y It ftcui centlr on the itomach ,
liver and kldneri. and It a pleaunl Uzallve. Thll
drink U made from herhn. and Ii prepari-d for u > .
aeullyuua. It Ii called
LAME'S ' MEDI6IHE
Allilrueii t3 llltattO.and ! apacl.B8e. If you
cannel t't U. > en < l your addreu for a frtn uui | > le.
l.nnc' . 1'nmllr Mrillclno iiiuif * Ihc buiveli
ar b dnr. In oMrr Ui be beallhy Ihli U neceuury.
OilA-IXJUF. WOODW > I > .LBWov.t .V
J 'i Wlo.IkXikiliig'H '
§ ANTA CHAU5
SHS533USr = Z SSra
SOAP
GREATQil El mC/VfOR.
gEST AND CHEAPEST SOLD.
Claus
brightens u town every 12 months , but
THE WHOLE YEAR 'ROUND. - = I
MAHA
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morsc-Coc Shos Company.
Saloiroom and Onlci-llO'-in ) . till Ho.TAri st
Fncturr-lll9-U2l-llU Howard St.
We ra the os'I.Y M nut.i turari of Hoot ? an.l
Elioosln the Blitaof Nobrailci.
A funeral ItirltaUon Is oito.UjJ to nil lo Impact
our now f actorf.
Mandrake Pills have a vnluo as a house
hold remedy fur beyond ttio power of Ian
guapo to dcscriba. The family can
hardly bo true to Itself that does not
keep them on hand for use in emergen
cies.
Is the only vogotaDlo substitute for that
dangerous mineral , MEiicuiiY , and
while its action as a curative is fully
equal , it possesses none of the porilom
effects.
In Constipation , Mandrake acts upon
, ho bowels withou disposing1 thorn to
iubscquont Co.itivoness.
No remedy acts so directly on the
Ivor , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Hcadncho , Sour Stomach
ach , and Biliousness ; is
these
For Sale by nil Dnijjlst * . Prieo 2. ) el . per
box ; 3 boxes for Wets. ; or sent by mall , noit.-
iiL-o free , on receipt of urlce. Lr. ) J , II.
tichcncK & iron , Phlludolphla.
A WELL
MAN 07
ME"
HINDOO REMEDY
1'IIOUL'Cli.l ) THE AI1OVE
lir.'I'I.Tft let 80 IIAVS. Curt' * a
Nervuuv lllicanci , Kulllng Mcmury ,
nr . .
prlnclulKl druKirl > t n-ll you nnjktniliif imitation. In
ilitohliaTliiB IMIAPIS-noiio iillu'r. If : , o lial no <
zct It. wo HllTirndtt by mall upon rerrlpt < 'f prlcu
( < riMilili't In ecnli'ii ' cnrrluuu fiuo. AililrfKB ( Irli'iitiC
tltdlrul Co. , Ml I'ljinoiilli I'luc-f , l.'bliniio , III ,
30LD Iiy Kuhn ft Co. , Cor , isth anil DoiiRlas Sis. ,
nnd J. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. 141)1 ) and Dn. . . ' .
Sis. , OMAHA. NKH.i by Paul G. Schneider , 521
Ilroadway and G Pearl St. , COUNCIL ULUM'S.
IOWA , and nthcr I.eadinc
A Question of Seconds.
The safety of human lives and of
valuable property daily depends upon
the accuracy of watches used by train
men. They must have the best. A
difference of a few seconds is enough
to cither avoid or meet a collision.
Would yon Ilkn to know which watch
In mum nnvil on Amrilni'H tlrentfut
ItHlliouil ? If no , wrllij fur circular ,
"A Qiifsllon uf KccundJl. "
The Dueber Watch Works , Canton , Q ,
SPECIALIST
rri'-hiHiii or
NEW ERA
MlittilCAI.
( UiiiiHiiltiilion
If urnutp'uie'.l In
of ull
Ujironlo , Prlvnto ii'il
r orv us Uiioaieu.
Write lu or ouruuH iiunonally
1 Id.Mill , .N I IIV .U.VII. .
AJilroj with tt.tmp for pir-
UrulBM. which will bu tint In
. O. itut Ujl. UJJjj. Hi J. liili
HOTELS.
The Meroer
OrmhVs
Cor. 12tli am )
40 riiomn W-O'J per day .
U ) rooms with bath at $1 liord IY.
U ) rooms wltli buth uttl.5)pur ) J vy.
ftlodurn In I'.vury lti > vivut. |
C.S. ERB , Proa.
HARDWARE.
Hector & Wilhelmy Lobcck & Linn ,
COMPANY.
Drnlort In Inr.lwnro nil I
Corner 10th nnd Jtokion lurchKnlci' tools.
Streets. UU4 DouuUi dtr , ) t.
HATS , ETC. IKON WOHKS.
W. A , L. Gibbon & Co Omaha Safe and Iron
Wholointo \YOItlC3.
Hall. cnpa. atriiw i'ufoivaults. J.ill irooil.
illovai. mltloni , l.th Iron thtitturA nnil tire en-
nnd linrnuf Stroots. caip | ) . llui. Androon , Kth
nnit Jncksou
COMMISSION. | LUMBER.
Branch & Co. John A. Wakclicld ,
Impnrtcd.Amprlcan Port-
Produce , frutti of lanil ccinoni , Mllnau *
kea cotnunt and Qulna/
Kinds , oyalors. nhltu'lluiu.
LIQUORS. STOVE REPAIRS
lrick ; & Herbert , Omaha Stove Repair
\VOiUCH. t-toro ropalri
Wholesale liquor dealers nml natfrattaobmenti
for anf kind of store
1001 Farnnm St. made. 170 ! Douglas at.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
Cnrrr u full stocfc of
lirlntliml wraniilni ; and Ho.lncJ and lubrlcatlaj
nrltliu payers , card
Vapors , etc. oils , nil * grease , oto.
OJUAJJA.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornalia.
OeitCaltla Ho andShxjp niarkatl.i ths w lV
MJJ lSSjajHOUS _ 3 > .
Yifood Brothers ,
Mvo Stock Commlsilrm Marohunti
? o-ith Umaha Telephona 1157. Chlo f >
JOHN O. DADI53IAX , ! . . - . . _
WAI.TKB m. wooo , { ' > * "
Market reports by inall nnd nlro cheerful
nrnlsheJ upon application ,
OUSTER'S
LAST
BATTLE
FIELD.
A visit to this spot , which is now rv
national cemetery , Is oxtromorly inter
esting. Iloro seventeen years ngo Gen
eral Custor and five companies of the
Seventh United States cavalrynnmbor-
ng over 200 oHlcora atitl men , wore cut
0 pieces by the Sioux Indians and
allied tribes under Sitting Bull. The
battlefield , the valley of the Little Big
lorn , located Homo forty odd milo.i
faouth of Ouster , Mont. , a stitlon on the
Northern Pacific railroad , can bo easily
cached by stngo. If you will writ *
Charles S. Foe , St. Paul , Minn. , incloa-
ng1 cents in noslngo , ho will send you
1 handsomely illustrated 100 page book ,
roe of charge , in which you will find n
jraphic account of the sad catastrophe
which overtook the bravo Custorand his
ollowora In the v.illoy of tha Little Big
[ lorn in Juno , ' 70.
PRESERVE YOUR EYE SIGHT.
USE
EYE BIAS SES
'
c < TriiT i5'
, 'cr ' & Bro Co-
DR.
IVlcCRgW
I * the only
SPECIALIST !
WIIOTDKATB AI. ; ,
PRIVATE DISEASES
ondOEDILIIIESof '
MEN ONLY.
V/omen / Excluded ,
18 jroiirn oiperlenc * .
Circulars free.
llth nnd Knrnara BU. ,
OUAUA. NKU.
A ( ireiit Opportunity f r liivinlinunt.
IIO.MI h.M.I-
IlontlH of tlio city of Uninlin , In sumi of
ilU.Ui ) , IMaui mid U.Of'100 uucli. bo-irhiK 8 nor
cent , piyubto annually and luml-uiinually ,
und muturiiu In from I to ' * > years , can bo
nurulniHuu at nrivuto milo ut my olllcu. Thuita
bonds have heretoforeconimniided 11 uromlum
of from 6 to 8 per ount. and wll no aouut lo
HO on restoration of vunlldtmuo In the
money murkuU. . . . . .
Thu s.ilu muaiii tlm carrying on of publlo
works and thu employment uf u great many
" 'T'I'IO ' ' ' faith of the city Is plodgoJ a. * security' '
foi the redumption of '
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