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; SEIFFERT'S . - ' , S lOOTn WOHt { I
, . Caught In 1Toraka Afer Ehvi\1ug Banki
in Mtiny Stnt , ) ! ,
t ; hAD A UNIQUE METHOD Whit CHECKS
PttaLceron , \ IeflC7 nut ! llrf , IlfltI-
!
t. rlnlrfnn ! ( :
. , vr . loft 11 ' t flit It I JII-lFV Iii
" thc . l'clll'lfnr ) ' for 1'1 c , -
l . YenrN , , - - " ' 1- I
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I. I Ono of tlo recent adtlltkni to the l ) t or
' . , er.ItenUar3t al Liticolii
f' convlcl at the .tnt ( trltcntlry IIlcoll
. : smooth forger. \ ho h1 leen twlJlllln
. durl tg ! part few
hnnk. ) , In ' Hrul tRte1 during
i - monthR. 10 'ns arrUtQ . ' at ArdlahCe . , about
:
.
the mldlle of [ Juty . oud lwer.t.tour 111r"
' ' LIncoln 10 ( crvo n
IiI 'a to
later was on hI way let'o
. nlcnco of [ five yer.
. ; The prl.oler 1311 been lall tinier , thl
f nnmts of Ma O. Mcndlp. . Nathan A. MI'y'r3 ,
. ' ' , IIc'rman Ilergrnan . oscr
IJ. Ilyluan
George I 1)'llal lrlnn legmnn.
: . lh'ermnn ' , anl , Jn\'ls S. Dermnn. lie wns
; fnt heard at thr uGh a pl' S d\lalch ) : from
Port huron , MICIIh ' , \rl 2 , S9P -hlrh
torgrr ud ! bn ojeraUng In
. stated that 1 bt'n operllJ
, ; that vicinity and hall vlctlll\1 : a DUllhl'r
I ; ; at banks by torgeJ ch ck' , 1Ir , m Her W H
taken up hy Ilnltert n's DQtectIVc ' agpncy :
representing the Am' rieal 1JanbrP' ? , 'cl .
lon , nnd It Wa learned that on MOI'c ! 13
a bonk at Marietta , Mlch" , rcplved a typewritten -
' written letter em , a prlntell IctterioiL , purporting -
porting leter t from It. O. I'ppcr & Co. ,
J0rtnl liquor 1eaers ! . Lexlnflon , IC )
'flI . letter 111Ior Dllocued to ! a bank at Iar-
) ette . nnl reall fIow : :
lete. .
"aent1emn : Wo ! .I\'e malcll to our travel.
Ing "Oentemln ! ' ! Max Cl. ; lelll' : , a check
Ing $ [ . ; Ir. Iendle will be In ; Inrlele
, . , , . - Is his
" .lthn ! n , bv ? ir so. Tie enclosell
signature. i ' l \ ; otirs rePllerHul ) ' ,
; " 11. O. PCPIEU & CO.
1. "Per H. O. 1' . "
CA.I.m > . \ D COT TI MOXEY.
Folowtnl the receipt of this letter Iendlo
oallel al the bank , pre enlt(1 a chccl 111\\
on the Northern Bank cr lpxlKton , K ) ' . ,
endorell the pame 3nll drew the money , a
tle
comprle of his sllaturo with thai 1)-
celvcl , In the letter frn H. O. Pepper & Co.
leaving no doubt thIl they \.ere written 1)
the same Ilerson. In preI'tly the 8IH man-
ame
nor about the same time ho cached a cliek
nt a bank ) al 'alr. Mich. , antI again nt a
bank nt Iall Axe , tth. : A Yale he assumed
the name of Nathan A. M'yer. and : I lall
Axe the uaml at Bergman. InquIry soon de-
vrloll that the frm of II. O. Pepper &
Co. did nol exist , but thc \el known liquor
firm at Jamcs I. I Itpper & Co. bi f located at
frm ' . The larger had goiie to the
Lexington , I ) hat 010 110
expense of h.\lng letter heads and envelopes
printed , bearing the card or H. O. Pepper
& Co. In order to make his work appear
enulne. From the I.exlnglon Ky. , bank It 1
was learned that. banks In Indiana and 'ren-
nesseo had been victimIzed In the same man-
ner , unquestionably by the same man , about
" a year previously , by cashing checks signed
M. P. Ileadly & Co. , the handwriting In nil !
cases being identical.
:
In thy later prt or Apri a bank al Cum-
mIngs N. I ) . , received n letter from Erics-
son & Co. , "lolesale liquor dealers , St. Paul ,
Minn. , stating they hall mailed a check for
SSG to their reurecentative. Ceorge B. I Hyman
ild encloced a sinai ! slp : or paper hearing
, the sgnalure ! or George 11. H'man. Hyman
appeared , presented this check ant got the
money and about the same time a bank It
orrest I \ 1 N. D" , was swindled In like
manner. At this later hank the forger ap-
peared under thl name at Herman Dergman.
pearet Bergman also p3sell n forged check on n SI.
Paul bank shortly aHerward.
Mr. J. B. D. Odell , preshlcnt of the Amer-
lean Bankers' afsc1alon , was advised or these
Dakota forgeries and ! I. Wiiam A. PInker-
ton made renewed efforts to ar-ertaln It the
work was similar 10 that done In Michigan ,
Indiana and Tennessee.
It was Icarell that there was no such firm
I
In St. Paul as Erlessol & Co. . but there Is
a. reputable firm called Erlesson , Brady &
Co. Examination of the work left no room
fyr doubt that I was the same man that
operated In 1Ichh an. ! I Otel requested
that I circular letter be ' prepared setting
forth the methods at the forger. . which was
done anti all members at the American
Dankers association were warned 10 be al ; '
the lookout for him. The circular described
the man afll ( method at his operations and
contained 1 specimen at his handwriting.
BEGAN WORK IN NEIIILASKA.
Nothing further was heard of the forger
until about July 1 , when the agency received
word from the First State bank of Arpahoe
. stating that the man referred to In the
circular would no doubt appear there as It
hal received a letter purporting to be from
H. J. Ce4iner & Co. . wholesale -Iquor dealer
of Sl. Iouls advising It of the mailing at a
check for $85 to their traveling representa-
tive. Mr. O car Silverman. The bank
promIsed . , him , . . . _ a . _ warm _ , rectpton . . on . _ . hIs _ .
arrVal , anu later 1 tile ( lay . ' 1. J'lKelUI
received a telegram announcing his arrest.
Ito was taken the same afternoon to Cambridge -
bridge . at which place ho had succeeded In
having 1 check cashed under the name of
!
David S. Ilerman. I was learned thaI he
hall mailed letters to hlmsel under different
names , ant to banks at Culberlson. McCook.
1artey. Intlianota. Oxford , Cambridge. and
Arapahoe , all points on the D. & M. ralwu ) ' .
lie was successful at McCook and Cambridge
and probably would have reduced the bank's
surplus at the other places hall It not ben
for the activity at Banker Frost or lartey ,
who hal received one at these letters and
scentet a fraud. , He drove to Imlanola and
ant
learned that the bank there haIr also received
a simiar letter. worded exactly thc same
. except a change In the name at the traveling
reprEsentative. From there he trove to Mc-
Cook , thence to Cambrld e , reaching the
4 latter place a little too late to warn the
bank or intercept the forger who hall already -
; ready started toward Arapahoe with a fresh
) team. Frost communicated with Arapahoe
by telegram and the man was placed In
cu"tolly.
The Arapahoe banks were on their guard
by the circular letter sent out to them by
the American flankers association and when
they received the message tram Cambrldgl
, they sent for the chief and the forger was
arrested at once. lie was taken back to
, Cambridge and at tIle hearing before a jus-
tlce. his bonds were placed at $2.50. lIe
made a strong plea to have his bal reduced
and being successful tn thQt. said that ho
WIS really to plead guilty , which he diil. lie
was Immediately talel before District JUdge
'elty. pleall1l guilty , and was given five
year In the penitentiary and a fine at $100
and costs all was on his way to the penl-
tenlary wihin lwenty-tour hours after his
. arreat. At 1cCook a 1(1 Cnmbrllge he hall
c
Induced the hotel keepers to cuh a check for
$85 , but ho refunded the money 10 each after
hll arrest.
arrest.REA1
REA1 , NMIE IS SIPPn'r .
. Mr. Pinkerton consIdered It very significant
- that this man should at once plead guilty and
. - go to the penitent'ary without making a fight
ali concluded to investigate this matter very
cloely , a It was apparent the man wantt11 to
drop out of shhl , even I by doing so he
: went to the penitentiary. Ills record was at
once looked up , and It was found that his real
name Is Luis Seiffert. that ho Is married
. and that his parents reside In New York City.
Ils wife II at present vldt'ng her people In
t Vitlsburg. I'a. She Is the ne'ce of aver ) '
wealthy distiller In that city anti his parent
reside In New York ant are very respectable
! . people Il Is a native of New York City . but
: has lived In I'tburg for the pastfve years ,
t being employed by Kaurman Bros. , at one
. time conductIng the drug department of their
: 8tore. lie Is sid to have been In the em-
' . ploy of la\'emt'er. the New York sugar mer.
; . chant , at a salary or $4.500 per annuni As
soon n he got Into the penitentiary ho com-
c . munlcatet "Ith hs ! people and strenuous ef-
. forts have been made since for his release.
either on a technicality In tha commlmtnt
. , . or by habeas corpus IlroCeedhll" . Emlltnt
counlel hO been engaged for him and every
' effort pulble will evidently ba made to effect :
. . : hits release or pardon . Only a few days after
. hi arrival In the penitentiary Mr. A. M.
Levy , I well known and respected lra\'elng
, salesman for a Boston hat firm , vlstell :
Belterl and retained Judge Broady of Lincoln
- to look after Seirrert's nterelt8 ! and to en.
lenor to fUll some legal hopholo through
which he mIght be liberated tram the Jenl ,
tentiary. Mr. Levy la SeIUrL's brother.ln.
; law. AI loon a Pnkerton's : agency heat at
. - these efforts Mr. 0.111 of the American hank.
' -pa' associatIon " ' CoL to work and stirred up
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the : eh/-kn , . : . kr "holn ) tl prioiier had I
IwndlpI : : ( ar ntlenp'd 10 . sltuJe ( and : I II
.1"11d be elese1 on It ) ttc'tiIcii error In
iii' COIIUhiiIttytJ . Noetlt r ; ' , \ lib , h Wet
rallier lurrIP ; . l tr'.sy nol eeupe pun Hunet
for Ills c.u . < Ir.t" : 11,1) , the b3nkus' nlor-
tIr'n II t tletcrnitie1 , I hrt every forger who : <
ea..gut ! ahAI l get hll JLI Jc erl. . I has in-
te."t.11 tl ( other lianke who \ HrCcthlhc,1 /
11) S lrurt , nail ateady , aitrs han I.'tl
bilged ' agaiet ! : h'l nt the 'lentAry by the ! !
ulallt (
PInt NstoaaI ! : 1 bJlk lt McCc.uk . he having np.
ficaicil 1 here unlr tie lamb tJI . "cob I.c\'l-
' .1 , ulll thll varranI , And lthrl :1 : veli ,
wll ! t I"'l'lr'l hll .hrlll'l he 1e relcascd
ii lilly itcllh'dll .
' 1 The ) forger ! s Mfcrlhelt : R : man - alut : !
or 40 3CACC cf ace , f\ ' ' reel 'fen or right
Inches tn ! hoht. : ! wehgal .hOll 140 pounds ,
pale dark couipl.xlcn .l \\\h ptranc , coal
black hJlr situ c131 blCk iiiuiittelio . the latter
being lIen V ) ' . lie : .i 1 iiiiiii or slender build.
In ' ' . have been
Ills ! opJtons many rclccts
flii'te unique . The ! fact twt ! ! lie has In every
iii'itrtiie ' c0IIItt11 forgerIes for [ In even $ S :
IK In Itself : n 0.1 clrcunstuice . : .
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O O QO OQ O 3JOQa
SOUTH OMAHA NE'VS i 1
cccGccccococececccccc :
Vesterilay forenoon at the First IreslJY'
tenon church the pastor , Hev. Dr. Hoherl
I. . Wheeler , prrarhed to a Ire congregation.
Ils topIc vas "Some 0\1 \ i.ettcrs.'Iu brier
LrS'iieeier t-atil . : -
I tel n touch ot kinship with the mau
who wrote "nessel le Letters. " Whl quiet
inoffensive 11 : > Besluns they are and yet
what p tenlaJtes are \\'I'aplel , up within
tbeni . How they subdue . exalt , admonish ,
wound end bless nit. A package at old leI.
tars are In the tt'asulO houses or most or
u" , To cremate lmn would ho sacrilege.
'hp ' speak to us out of the old 1101 paRt.
Wih the 11lorlai rncen ant voices that can-
not ho hushed they arc the Pivotal points on
which swlnga dcslny , the translguralon
peaks trcm which we see a better tOlor -
lOW , hldus ot ascent toward Coil. 'fo
wrlo Irlern and leave some record of our
thoughts at hope , love or conquest Is an Ilea
UR old as humanity The ell Ins rlplon !
taken from the tower at Babel toll the stdry
at a leplo upon whom a curse had been
pronounced and of [ . all compensating law
that although cursed . they built lp the two
.
first great empirEs and civilizations. The )
. left the
founded Babylon and I-gypt. They lef
lower of Babel unfinisheti . bUl lulio them-
selves brilliant In tha fluiibci1 p'rllll1 antI
left UK s hole Ibral' ) ' or letters which
have ben speaking to man through all the
centuries of the immortality of truth
The literati loft us witness or their ! tlmts ,
From the clay tablet wa real ot the glory at
Babylon and Nebuchnllnc1zar , and , on the
"hlrlls ) or the sixty-six kings. From the
tombs or the pyramids we rlall history older'
than Ioses. There old letters on Syrlac
UITOW head . clay tablet , papyrus and parch-
ment make hIstory , and history buIlds faiths
foundations.
foullalons.
Jesus Christ wrote no books. lie bathe men
search the holy letters all read every out- ,
line or Ills character ; ills mission and death ,
drawn renturrCH bcfo.- ' . Abraham stands
for that class at men who westward 11h
the star at empire. Jacob was the henll at a
new and better spiritual dynasty . Moses the
civIc reformer , Deborah the new woman or
her day , Haar the man deceived but Ood-
piied one. Oh. all the hUlanlles sire
wrapped In the ell letters which were
"wrIten that you might believe. " .
Away back there sOle one trod In your
path anti ( carried that very same cros Those
that conquered did so by the same faiths 1
the same God ; all they who went down In '
the fight did so because of unbelief , just a _
seine or you will.
Pnr 'l'ha'l'nt"IIIJ tn Shnnt.
Frank Peterson , a bartender al Hydock's
saloon on Railroad avenne Is In jail for
threatening 10 shoot Chris Hu hes.
The men were at an evil resort and there
quarrelelPelerson pulled a revolver and
threatened to shoot lu hes. The latter ran
lie did nol stop until the city jail was
reacheji , where ho toll his troubles to a
policeman. Doth men were drunk. Peterson
got soberll up yesterday and appeared 10 be
sorry for having made a fool of htmselr.
1IIJdc City Hn.I"p.
The wheel club made a run to Iaplion
yesterday.
J. F. Icneynolds leaves this mornIng for
Chicago , where he will spen(1 a weele.
Deacon O. E. Bruce led the servIces at the
Fourth Ward mission yesterday afternoon.
C. C. Stanley Is goIng to show hIs St.
Bernard pup at the coming bench show In
Omaha I
There Is some talk about putting arc lights
at the ' ti and D street crossings on Twenty-
fourth street.
Henry Sauler anti family went to Papllon
yesterday 10 attend the celebration of John
Sautter'a 661h bIrthday.
A big crowd at South Omaha sports went
out to Eut Omaha yesterday afternoon to
witness a couple of dog fights.
"The Church at School" was the theme or 1
nev. C. C. SmHh's sermon yesterday morn- '
log at the First Baptist church.
The South Omaha Ilaldeutcher "ereln
gave a picnic at Sarpy Mills .estenlay. The
weather was fine and the attendance Irge.
The Senior Endeavorer met at the Presby-
brIan church lass cvenlng. MISs Ilzze !
SpeHB led the meetIng. The topic was "The
. " ,
Great PhYllclan.
One day lat week a messenger boy was
carrying n bundle at certified checks from
the Cudahy packing company's ofce to the
Exchange building , when ho lost the whole
bunch amountIng to about 23000. Search
amountng
was made for the missing package , but It
,
wa could not be round. PJymenl on the origInals
was stopped anti duprcales . . Issued.
l'I ISSAI , 1'AltAhttl'hIS.
James B. : Hume of Madison Is at the Pax-
ton. .
ton.J. . W. HolmquIst of Oakland ' Is at the Del-
lone.
lone.v. . O. Ha'n of Lincoln Is a Delone
guest.
C. A. Warner , Pocateiio . Idaho , Is a Paxton -
ton guesl.
, v. O. Brooks of Lincoln was In the city
'estrrday.
G. W. Valery or Denver Is registered at
the Paxton.
Albert Strong , Wlnterset l : , Is at the
Merchanls.
J. 1. FlemIng . , St. . Luis , Is registered at
the larker.
J. H. 'Harnelt Is registered at the Barker
tram Carson , Ia. .
F. A. Harmon , Elkhorn agent at Deadwood , ,
Paxton.
Is at the I
Charles itt . O'Connor of Fort Meade , S. D. ,
ts a Paxton guesl.
E. J. Dumyer Is registered at the Barker
from Burlington , ha
Superlntellent lgnel of [ the D. & : at
LIncoln Is In the city.
Mr. John Wesllllng , Lincoln , Neb. , Is
registered al the Bnrker.
rtjlsltrell 11 , I H. nOlallhon Is reltstered ! at the
Barker - from ; - Minneapolis ' , Minn.
E. H. Wood , agent for the "A Bowery
Girl" company , Is at the Merchants.
I. J. lamlh'n of Norfolk and O. M. F.
Letang of Lexl1gton are guests at the 11-
.
lard.
Judge Ambrose tf the district bench has
returned from OCln Grove on the New
Jersey coast , where he has spent the past
five weeks In mll.ummer recuperatIon.
Judge Ambrose says tl ! the dwellers on the
coast Ccalled much of \0 torridity which
malle the summer unpleasalt In less favored
localities. Heavy woolen cia. 'ling was anI-
cessity often anti on cool e\'I"lngs " an over-
coat was essential 10 comfort.
At the Mercer : II. H. Nolan , St. Paul ;
J. D. Colt . New York ; A. J. \'hIte Chicago ;
I S. I , . Keiley . Kansas City ; N. S. Jacoba
Un MoInes : MIss lcAIIster , Carroll City .
Ia. ; Mlu Becker Mils Kramer , CouncIl
Bluffs ; James Muon . Chicago ; " ' . C.
Slirser George Jetties , CincInnati , 0. ;
Charles Ii. Carpenter Chicago ; James H.
illgton. Crete Neb : W. . C. Volk. New York ;
H. I' . Colerove Chicago : F. H. haley. St.
I.uls : A. Alexander all wife Jewel Junc-
ton . , Ia. ; 1" A. Ibble , Chicago : P. Picken-
jog , leone , la. ; Miss Mae McCabe Cear )
Rapida . la. ; James P. Churn , J. J. Lynch ,
Chicago ; C. Ii. Beck St . Louis ; J. D. Can.
fell , S. F. ( Irifluth. New Yok : J. W. Gray
Wi Ii. \ 'IiionVhieatlsnd . \'yo. ; J.S' .
hewitt . l'orlanl. Ore !
Nt.briSNkitsis itt - titi' % I.ii'ls. '
At the Merchants-H. M. Utley , O'Nel ;
Samuel Long' . touth iheiitL .
At the ArcadeN , AlekanderVahoo , ;
John Ii. Fair . Norfolk : E. : I. ? _ English ,
Kearney : George Vi' Lowley , Seward
; 1oNc1iiT ) FOR CEN. 01NELL
Now Rises Abo'o I Grave il Ioly
Sepulchrr Oemetery
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TRIBUTE or FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
Career : 1' i t'llul Multi icr 11.1 1"11111
Iiiiil . 'r-'i'hie 111.1 nn Citnniin-
.
\Vurk lit hlrIsigliit St-tiler , .
\'oll 1111 11J S..ttl'rH
. tn SchrJII.n.
Fcr over seventeen year the grave of General -
oral John O'Nnhil In holy . Sepuleher cemetery
In Omaha remaIned unniarked . By many this
was regarded .a a reilection on tie patrolam :
01 slit \'I'lng friends , Ilhllrera and associates
' betterment at his
In the 10\'cmcnt tar the belerment
countrymen But his memory was forgotten ,
nor was hla Grave neglect Il. Some time ago
friends at thc deceased 11 Omaha Inaugurated
a fund to procure a monument In all respects
.
worthy 01 hB : memory , and with the assist-
since at oUllde admirers their efforts were
recently crowned wih success.
Tie monument stands al the head 01 the
grave on thin northern crest of the cemetery
lull. The local'on Is a sighty aI ! . To the I
east Clt north mies of the city's suburbs
arc within range at the vision. South ned
weut the eye may Weel1 the Iatlplo valley
.aud the valleys and uplands beyond . The
nine ii iii cut 18 a sit is re col ii itt ii at Pal hhi ell
granite , fifteen feet hlI , resting on two ter-
racel bioiks of granite , anti beneath Is I
rour-root foundation or cemented stone. The
capstone II crucltorm. 01 the four squares
hand , the
are emblematIc deslgns-lhe open
Irsh : harp the AmerIcan eagle and stnr3.
Around thesf Bhamfclts iwine. t On the main
" ' " ' In ruiseti
carved
"O'Neill" Is
base the name "O'iU" rulsel
letters , ant UI the troll at lhe monument Is
the following inscription :
. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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! : ammnJOlN O'mILI"
: . Her uC nhlle\n ' .
: Horn In Ir.lanl. March 9 IS11
: 11.d tn o Ilhl , .1 ittiunry S 1 , its.
; Nature a Strove Man
: . 1 ' l'i inci1 ; - uC 1lleltr.
: He 1oiigltt v Sib l.tlclnl Cu Sits
: 1"OUlhl Cuun' ! , Ot , , \ , . t\er
: iittitiy I" lrw III' , Swur
: . . for Sits :11\e Ial <
: To I'erpetuat lila : Ielory This Mon-
: Irrp"Iuatp Iment0. . J'rrelp.t by the
lrl'h NatIonihIsts
S Irl.1 : IIOIII.l ,
; : GOD SAVIlItELANL ) .
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The lot Is surrounded with a granite cop ng.
GENERAL O'NEILL'S CAHEEH.
General O'Nei achIeved distinction In the
union army during the war. At the breaking
out at the rebellion ho was sergeant major 01
the First cavalry , havng ! joined the army In
lS57. lie served ) with lcClelan In the Peninsula -
sum campaign , and hal a horse shot under
him at the battle ot Oalnes' ittill. Later ho
joined the PHh Indiana cavalry serving In
Kentucky , Indnna : anti OhIo , and for gal-
lantry In the famous Morgan raid was com-
Ilssloned first lieutenant , and later rose 10
the rank at caplaln. Troublesome wounds ,
forced bins to retire from the army In lS6. .
After the war , - , with thousands at his
countrymen who had just laid down their
arnis General O'Nel raIled around the
FenIan slundard. andwas chosen one of the
leader at the projtclell raid on Canada. The
mo\ement crystallized In the earlY summer
of 1866 and rendezvoused on the American \ :
border from Buffalo to densburg. General
O'Neill commanded the first detachment at
O'rel
the raiders to set foot on Canadian soil . They
crossed ' Niagara river near Buffalo , to the
number at 600 , ant captured Fort Erie on
June 1. The day rolowng : they mel the
British lrool3 near Hhlgewa , I dozen miles
north of Fort Erlo. There were three Drlt-
Ishers to one Fenian , but the disparIty In
numbers .1hl not prevent them coming to-
gether. Some sharp fighting was hat , cui-
innating ! In the rout or the British. 0Neili
dil rnatng receive the support expeclel In tact
the movement was wihout I governIng h'.1
on the Amerlc.n side , and was forced to retire -
tire In a few clays . from Canada. Arrest fol-
lowed and the ralll collapsed.
General O'NII Is best remembered In Ne-
braska for his efforts In colonIzing the slate.
More enduring than granite Is the prosperous
and progressive city In Hol county which
he founded and which bears his name. The
best efforts of his later years were In the
Interest at the peace and prosperity or h's
countrymen. . lie labored zealously to draw
them from the crowded clUes to fertile Inds.
then to be had for the sklng. Many acted ,
on his advice anti struggled through the hard-
ships Incident to pioneer rarmlng. Scores at
those pioneers are today rch : In the world's
goods. the ripened fruit of their orgies dl-
reeled by General John O'NeIll.
recte . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
IIOIIEMI.tNS OSS iIXCIJIISIOS.
'Inrl'r Su'I..ty . ' ui.iI'rienIs . 'i'uite 1
liiOut nt , "l..t I'oInt.
I WS twenty minutes to 'Sunday morn-
Dohemlan GymnastIc asaoc'a- :
Ing when the G'mnastc asaca-
ton excursion left the Webster street sta-
coaches full of as
tion . There were seven ful
jolly a crew ns ever nIbbled a pretzel. Every-
body Bmokell , except the women , who looked
on and smiled. West Point , ; as reached at
12 o'clock. A delegatIon of the West Point
Bohemian society met the excursonlsls ! al
the depot , anti with the local band In the
the town
lead the turners paraded through
There was red , white and blue bunting galore
and nearly every store front extended a
welcome.
The picnic grounds , beautifully located
upon the banks of the Elkhor river , were
reached after a march of hal an hour , and
the festivities of the day were In order.
After thin Fort Omaha hal11 had played
Sousa marches Strauss waltzes and anythIng
else It wanted to . several kegs of West Point
beer were tapped and pronounced prIme , and
then the trouble began.
The frt event , the day was a redhiot .
base bal match , between the Ietz Dros. ,
nine of Omaha and the West Pointers. The
match ended In favor of the former wih a
score of 17 to 22.
Over on the picnic grounds the Fort bind
rendered an excellent program and Iberal : )
Interspersed I with dance music , to'whleh
Interspere
the village maIds and escorts , together with
use strangers , chased the summer afternoon
o'clock the Dohemlan ' ,
away At 3 gymnasts
with the help or the Danish Turner a8.ocla-
wlh
tlon , gave an exhibitIon on the vaulting
lon
horse and parallel bar thaI was the feature
of the afternoon. Both associations are In
training for a contest that I to take place at
Uuser'B park Ilurlng the state fair , and ore
tn fine form. Many small excursions were
made to the backwater above the mldam ,
where some fished , others swain and the rest
d'd nothIng at oil . All points of _ .Intertslln
the pretty town were visited and the waving
In for
green fields or corn surroundIng came
no felds amount ot admiration. About 8
o'clock , when the pleasures of the day began
to lag . the wanderers once more congregated
anti the train spell homeward , reaching the
Webster street depot at 1 :30. : ,
The excursIon was 1 success and will be
repeated next year.
V
ASSUUSCI'DI ? ENS'S.
VIola Allen , for the past three seasons loathing ! .
Ing lady In Charles rohman's Empire
Theater Stock company , Is declared by
Alan Dale to be 'by tar the beat leading
hatly In America " This statement coming
\dy
as It ttoa . from New ) , ' matt careful
and conscientious critIc , Is praise at no meah
value , a I stamps Miss Allen as an artist
01 extraordinary histrIonic ability . which
coupled wIth a charming personalIty and
exceeding giacefulussa . has made her the
greatest favorite throughout the country.
The Empire Theater Stock company opens
the Creighton theater Thursday August 22 ,
with "The Masqueraclera. " repeating the lame '
' . " hail"
program J'rlday nlghl. "LlbHty Hal"
ts the Saturday matinee bill . the engagement
closing Saturday nIght with "Sowing the
Wind. " _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
I'nrllhu' I..t l.r Un\1 .1. . 1"INt ,
Mine. Celele , who has been making baleen
ascensions and parachute leapa at Courlanll
Beach , cause down too hard lat evenng : and
\\1 be confined 10 her room for lama tIme.
She landed on the sand just In front of the
bath houses and her right ankle was 'dl.-
located.
1'1 IU : : ! " 'HB ISH'I ! t"I'UU IC\ ' ,
, . . .I"hl.HI I.'t" " { . " , I'mlli " 'rniiga
lii h.sst ltvhiiitzJih. : . l'lisvcs ,
II Jlt.t Ut'\I lll. 1'1\ ' '
"I Isny one thinks hat II I a waste of
tIme to gl around lookl after weights antI
menurc he ought to talow f me around Just
ana lay " MhlIPectcf \ ) Whie , as ho handel
In his monthly reporLJne Ihy last week
"OrdLrary citizens have no idea how closely
nearly sill business Utablhmenls wIll bear
watching In this rellect. I Is not that
iea1ers generally are tlihOnest . Most at
Iealer ! cneraly ae Ilshonet. !
them are much surprlelt ! when they are informed .
formed that their nitiires are out of order
ant are as anxlcus' & 1 theIr customer to
have the trouble rectified . Hut somehow or
other short measures'crettp In , anti I keel)3 )
1 nun hurtling to keei them enn fairly
\\'eele(1 out. " '
"Now . even In the ' drug stores anti big
"row.
dry Keels establIshments there Is lots et
work for the Inspector During these htt
days I have been putting In most of 1) '
puttn !
than In ti1e larger establishments In the
buslneu district , and you would be surprised
to Fee how few places I 10 Into where I
find everything all right. I happenclI to droll '
Into one at the biggest My gocds stores In
thc city the other ! daa 11 I happened 10
notfce thaI the tacks In the counter by which
dress goods were measured seemed to ho
unevenly distributed. I took say yardstick
In quarter of an
and went to work anti n luartcr
hOlr tcu:1 that there was not a Illace on
the whole counter where the tacks were Set
exactly a yard apart. This was news 10 the
proprIetor who \\as sure I was mistaken
until I went over the counter again wills the
yardstick and showcd him that every yard
of godei his clerks were measuring oft was .
either too short cr too long. The only cx-
eiher he could offer was that In ,
planaton ofer
pulling the bolts of goods over the counter :
Iluln eels
the cloth hall cauht on the heads ot the
tacks and pulled ) them out , and that the clerks
hat nnconsclcusly moved them a little when
they put lhem hack
"There Is one big drug store where I con-
!
demned the whole supply or small weights
not long , ago. - , . Here , the , , . proprt tor . . was - . . , equally . . . . . .
certain that his telghts were all right , Inst
I soon proved that they were all a trIfle
provel
short anti they sere promptly replaced with
new cnes , while I added the short weIghts
10 my collection . I went into a drug store
yesterthay all found a b'g ' . glass graduate
thai was two ounces short. Here the pro-
IJrletor had \urchaed a cheap article and I
had nol been accurately blown I gave hm !
a reasonable time In which to chip the grad-
tiate : back and get 1 god one :
"There Isn't 8S much mono ) ' for the city
In these InspectIons as there Is when I get
to work on the big scales at the coal ofces ,
feed stores , groceres : anti meat markets
' ' $140 a month In
Then I turn In ns hIgh as $10
where last month
fees to the city treasury ,
the total only amounted to $60. As a rule
the nice who e measures are condemned do
not kick and readily agree 10 obtain better
ones. To make sure I always condemn and
carry away the short measures but never-
theloss I can go around again In a month or
two and still find b3 ones In use. 'l'iis Is
let always the fault ot the proprietor , as he I
buys what he supposes Is 11 first-chars ar-
tide. But In the rivalry between manurac-
turers a vast lumber at short wlghts anti
measures are dealt out to the trade . and !
continual Inspection Is the only thng that
makes It \osslblo for the Ileople to get their
' "
money' worlh. .
( UAHnBI.IS ( AIIOU'l'tI'IIE Cllli.lltilN
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I1NIII11 Cnl. . ' ' , 'Irlllh' ! for Ills
Est ru isgeti " % ' , r"N Fnll ) ' .
A vast amount of trouble and anxiety was
caused the Brewers family , 1601 North
Twenty-first strEet , Ilast Salurday by the
eforts or the husband tt arc ot the daughters
10 obtain his childre. . He failed , but he
excitement to
Eucceedell In creating enough
necessItate the callIng In at a policeman
twice. 'I
The husband Is Ben Mullen . He and his
wHo have not lived pleasantly together , It
Lelng charged that 1ulen abusell his wife
' thIs abuse Mrs.
frequently. On Iccount'af 1r.
Mullen left her husband.i although It Is.nho
said that lulon Invited Iher to leavo. At
any rate she went back to her father's house ,
: takingI.th her thelr.two1chlltlren. . '
I was over the children . that the , trouble
arosc. Mullen wanted , them and he went to
Brewers' house Saturday mornIng to get 1
' would have nothing to 110
theme. 'he family
,
with him except In the presence of a polce
man all consequently one was called . A
quiet converaton was had and Mulen left.
He returned again In the evening with an
express wagon. I Is charged that he Wa
intoxIcated. lie wanted 10 carry off the
chiltiren In the wagon but his efforts being erne
chidren
no avail he again lert , threatening that he
was coming back 10 kill the whole family.
Late at night Fame members or the family
thought they saw Mullen creepIng up 10 the
house In the surrounding ! weeds and again
called for a polIceman. One was sent to the
house , but Mullen did . not appear.
01" ' Thioii.utiial " 11..1 IClnNI. Clh'
Kansas City had a large crowd of Omaha
people to entertain yesterday. On Saturday
night two excursions went clown to that city ,
on which It Is estImated that there were fully
1,000 Omaha residents. This number was
swelled by Inhabitants ot the towns along the
5welell
way , who took this opportunIty to visit the
Missouri One at city the . excursIons was over the Bur-
llngton. The Omaha contingent was carried
In fifteen coaches or I special train. Three
cars were added to the regular train to ac-
commodata car the excurionists thaI were plckol
left at 9:55 Sat-
isp on the way. The trains :
urday night and arrIved In Kansas City yesterday -
terday morning at 6 o'clock. The return was
made late last nIght , the train arriving In
this cIty this morning.
cty mor , . - .
N.'I , rzishcs l.rul'It. Cilb nr"I"IIU" , ' .
A new fraternal and sick benefit society has
been organized and Is to be Incorporated as
the Nebraska Israelite club At the fourth
meeting . last Sumla evening , al 131G JOUI- )
registereti as
laB street fifty persons were rl
members. Art'cles or Incorporation . rules or
order and a constitution were adopted anti !
the following officers were elected for the
rolowln ofcers
term at six months : Joseph Levin president :
Israel Maher , vice president : A. Hudy , first
second trustee Sam
trustee : 105es Sokolov :
trustl AJschueler ; , third trustee : Abraham Weln-
stne , secretary ; S. Podolsky , treasurer.
a-
" 't.'l'JIIit - F'PliCAS'l' .
I esl II I gJ 'i'eiii hem t ii re
Fit I r . Conthll'cl HIJh 1'III'rntlrl'
nlil Siiitht'rly ' " 'Isiis for NeIriisIzi.
WASHINGTON , Aug 11-The forecast
for Montlay ' 154 :
1ontay'Is
For Nehraska anti South Dakota-Fall ;
continued high temperature ; winds bcom-
Inc southerly.
For Iowa-Fair ; variable winds.
For M issourl-Fair ; southwesterly winds ' ,
: ' ' warmer 'varl-
For Knussaut-F'air : slightly :
1"01 1ansas-l
able winds , becomIng southerl
l.tCI I Rfl'ort. _ u _ _ _ _ , _ _
0FFIC1 01" THI WEA'HI' BUmAU ,
OMAHA Aug 11.-Omalbt record or tern-
: - the
with
perature and rainfall , eQmpared wih
corresponding lay of.thq IlaKt four years :
corresponllnG . 1895. S91. 1813. IS&2.
Maximum tempcraturo. . , 90 98 itO 87
MinImum temperature. ; - . rs 72 r 6
ttmplrture.- . . d 78 S 70 77
A ' vera1 \'mferture.f. . , .0 .0..0 . ( '
Condition or tNnperuture anti precipitation
itt 1893 Omaha : for the 11uhd since March I ,
Normal temperature ' ' . . -.7
Excess for the dl.t tL. . - . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Accumulated excess ncq llrch 1. . . .197
Normal uin.clpitation excl fncf . . . . . . .1 Inch
n Ilrtclpllton ) . . . . . . . . . . .05 Inch
lelency : since .l. h 1 13.1 Inches
Totll ) ( lclenc ) since March 1. . . . . . i..31 Inches
.titloi1s , itt H p. ii , .
" "I"'lt" ( rout - .tltl. - .
'
" . ' p
! ti g ' , : ; i STATS 0'
CTATiOx& 1 WUTUII
I '
BTTI : : . i
: g
t : 17 :
; . . . . . . . . - -j ' .Ot ) ; ' - -
NortiI'Iatte. / . . . . . . HI IHI . ( lhi II--
% 'ai'itttt ' ale. . . . . . . . 11 U'l .00 Clear
tllclo nlnQ. . . . . . . . . 14 71 .1111 Clear.
SI. LtiIts. . . . . . . RU 111 ) . ( itI l'art cloudy
SI. Paut. . . . . . . . . . 71 14 .01 Clear.
Parenpont . . . . . . . I : I h .00 CI.nr.
" 11."a City. . . . . . I : hiS ,00 lal cloudy
lel.I : . . . . . . . . . 11 11 .11 Clear .
Deiiyer. . . . . . . . I : ttU .11 Ch'nr.
Sail Lake City. . . . . 12 1 : nn Cloluly
iiiiziarcic. ' . . . . . . . 11 14 .00 Clear .
81. "llccat . . . . . 01 7U .01 ) CI.af.
Ch"ycuno . . . . . . . . . . H2 "I .UO Part cloudy
8tttc ' City . . . . . . : \14 . oti Clear .
! Mit' L'ly. . . . . . 16 l.t " _ tO ! cJar ,
u/n.\o. / . . . : . . . . 14 _ _ _ _ "H _ .OJ l'art cloudy
' -1' indicates truce oC precipitallun.
lcltC Ile" Ir.cpllalun.
< J A.V1L11.II , Observer .
.
NOTHING TO SUPPORT A BOOI t
-
Stock Brokers rind Waiting and Watching
Gamo.
a Necessary .
.
-
MUCH HESITANCY - MARKS , SPECULATION
Crull l'rist'eti. . \ rt'it.i p ' IIsoiiiited
Ilt L'tsensl ' iie'ss , Inlt t lie 'l'rt'iis-
' . Cisuse fur Ielii ) ' lit
nr ) II CJUI"t Ih'II tl
Ucct\'cr ) ' its l'rices.
NEW YORK , Aug 11.-henry Clews , heath
of the banking ! house at henry Clews & Co. ,
writes of the situation In Wal street :
' Investment antI Illecuinth'e
'rhe general In\'lstmnl n11
slttiatlomi his ehanAed little since lY Illt
itilvices. The attItude II still more ur less
hiesltating , ned the drift of the moment
hellatnK 11'elonllerte Inl ) In favor or those .
Sl'ell
who incline to u vaIting nut ! cUltoU 1101.
walin
Ic ) ' . 'he crops 10vclup , nuthln ne % ' . So
fur lS respects wheat , UI genell cOlcll'
1lon I ! that we 11) ' calcltute 11)01 sorne
thing less l thll IL good \'l're yield . ,
though the Cornier seems likely ! to he corn-
pen.snted I ) ' huhgbuer Prices than thee or .
pensutel \
last year , whillo In re'lrI ( to coril . the hal-
whie
Ince ! 'lar Western l'llmutel ' fu\'orl Icr ) '
' 1894. In the '
large increase ot OUtplt over
Ilerelse .
irilustnles at large there Is 10 abatement
mont or the Mnulno eXlleetntol8 that
have developed wIthin tIme last ! six monthF
developtl wlhln
The i-Ire In raw materIals and the commtinU-
' ' In es
unco of the rmarkuble recovery wages
Cram the declIne or 1813 11(1 ( 1891 shows .
conclusively that mUllracturerl are nntlcl-
material increase ot commslimuptiomi .
palng I InrrellO conluliltol.
nail It In 10 \resuled thnt their I'xpec-
tatons are based upon acts existing In
the conditions of trade.
lrule.
All this 19 atsrlclor ) ' anti naturally In-
Al it large mel.ure or public coulildence.
luces yet I there Is unqleslollh ! some wIthholdIng -
holdIng on nccounl of cel'tnln fnctols In
the linuincial ituatlon. As ImlerK now
stutncl Innlclll , Is u clearly Ilnned mlfI\lnl
stnnl what may ho the HtltO 01 the tn'as-
II Uio ' gold reserve after the 1st or October
when the obligations ur the louis 1)'lllclte
to the 011 ll01S wi cense. H , after that
tlesUI'
date. thin relations between the banks nlll
. relllons , _ _ . Lu _ . _ _ '
the telSlr ) ' remain nR lucy nave nc en ror
the last two years , the treasury will have
to stiliplI' itil gold required for export . anti
1111)1) ni golt \
yet it sIll have no gold Income from the
IClultom home or from ' any other source. I
Is hardly necessary to la ) ' whnt that
means One thIng II1mls of no doubt : thaI ,
.
In the ulscncl ot ability to nllntlii the
gotl ! reserve ttmtii In presemlee of reuewed
111 ples(1'o
resort to borrowing tn ordcr to secure elL
there mnst be 1. reaction from the 10\
prevailing state ot confidence anti ItrosPer.
rrevlling connlence anlroPllel
uty : how serious that rehlJlse would he
each may . Ierlous judge ror himself. Certain . It II
that no mlre cOllerclal activIty could Itop
the depletion or the gold reserve ito long
gohl
drpleton
as the treasury hind no goltl Income anti
al yet vns eomliellel to Iupply the gohl
n.eded WIS rol cor1I11,1 exports or specie I Is
.
the PlaInest truism that nlthel' abroall
be ' m'ettietl ( eon-
mior at home can there ant' fettet
flulence In our Investments until we have
a strong anti normnl IISlrunep Int Illpr
ammy stronl Ind all circumstances the Lnlted States
government will bo able tu lalntall payments -
ments In goltl.
It Is the , ahsfnee at an adequate alSlr-
I to this erect that \rodlelnr the
anII lnvestnleilts now oh.
hesitation about our In\'estnlnts al-
hesitaton
servlbe ! In the markets or New York n'l
Europe. It seems Inredlble that nwalS
wIll , fitil to lIe 110ptcd to bring about the
desired Ilcurlt ) . . I Is a mere questIon or
Practical ! flulttnee : It requires no ncw or
praclcl fnlnce
special contrivances ; It dlI111lK nlmply n
return to (11. ' ohil method of exchanes be-
retur the banks and the treasury. the
tweol use gold as I anl used Imp to ISM . tl
payment of geld for cUFtoms dute ! anti
the pa'ment ot gold h ' the tn'alur ) ' sit the
deal ing hous I Is not worth whie to
Inqtmire why these relations were brokcn
Inqliro
up : such an inquiry might how that trla !
tiny management was largely responsIble
for It , Blt tll ! lit _ t _ I ! ' eI.I ! ! ! 1
Ilame or maKing recnirnunatciry ermarges.
The Plain fact today Is that thc treasury
anti \laln banks have It In their Iowcr , to
ull
so rentujust their relltonl II lust each
vIll have enough gold for nil the requirement -
wi or slfet . and credit and It IN inconceivable -
conceivable that the ) ' cast much longer do-
hay comIng back to their old relative 110-
sitlons. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CAS"I' UO " 'I'I'HOl1 } s.VAIi . S'I'ILIMI'I' .
Ih'nr ) ' CIess I'olnl. limit thl' AhKi.llt.
Cl. " . .
. . , . .
' Si'.tio
nr that "
S"l'l..It' "l.ton.
It hal been UI hnblt of too mal ) ' Ileople-
I
well meaning people , too-to decry Wall
of time country -
street as hurtful to the morals -
try and Injurious to alI best bunlne In-
terests. Now thin Is all wrong. Wnl street
has been very aptly described ni the "bui-
noes pulse of the nation . " 1 19 that In the
very best meaning ot the term As thE
minute hand on the clock denol " the faC-
tonll changes In the hour. so ,10 the nUl-
tuations In the " 'nl street markets shaw '
the rise and fall at time bUllne teunpeist-
tune oC the country. Let thtr'l he an\ .1- .
tI'ity In mercantile or \anur"eturln cIrcles -
des , anti I Is Immediltel ) ' reflected In the
Stock lxchange anti thin other cxchangi.s
where values arc dependent ' 11 puLlc cun.
fidence.
fdence ( other hand , caU' 3 that Infuenee
the outlhle world harshly have . JI'e-
lug effect In " 'al street null , the r rlecK or
erect and product t.tke I m lower \r
natural con-
These are the results when :
'rhlle arc allowed to have effect. Of
course there are tmeK when speculative
courle [
syndIcates get control of financial chan-
fda , and by theIr manl\ulaton upset nat-
ural conditions and Ilrevent tlm from ha-
Ins natural results. I In lt such times that
lnles result. There ' never has been a panic
In ! Wnl street , that , _ was not title . . , t.o.t the
work oC men joined \ I COIU\flUn to
gIve false effect to na tutl conditions.
Jlve erect essentially a \lnce where
the law ot cause and effect II mOlt mllrkell ,
It Is as IIPollble for any combination or
mon to resist these laws us tt Is for ztny
human being to defy the laws or nnture :
You cannot stay the tithes or tlm the : ls ;
btmt somewhat in-
slsslppl. An expressive tll nomewhlt II-
reverent operator In graIn speculations .
cctntnenting once on the faIlure or a pool )
to put up the price at wheat and mailtain
Il In tile face of a big crop. saul : .I II erne
no use trying to buck nlllnst God Almighty -
mighty : Ho can upset the bulls every
thme. " To the student or aralrl there Is
much milore truth expressel In these few
terse words or a dlsappolntld speculator
than In whole columns of thc long sermons
nail tlrtities preachfl uigniuStVahl strcet's
trlds
' who have
ways and means by ministers
only a cursory Idea of the subject they are
talking about , 1111 seek only to decry what
they do nbt understand. W all street Is not
" . gambler's tiarstdise.
There Is no place In the business worlll
where more hard work closer calculaton ,
kcenlr insight Into affaIrs and phtilosophtcal ,
Ind conservatIve conclusions are required
thal In the baqkers' antI brokers' otees
at " ' 11 atreet There Is no class . or men
who watch events mare closely than the
operator.s In the " 'al street marketH . 11
the tress ot war times It was to " .al
street that the government tured for help.
It was from \Vall street that the Isslltanee
I \al 'al
caIne which made a continuance ot the
care government I possibIlity . Wal street has
saved the nation more limn once . and nmay
have to do It again. I has always been
ready to respond to Iny call . puhle or private -
vate , whprc financIal or huslness problems
WO to be solved and the Inanclal health
ot the nation preserved.
It Is very true that men have used al
gamblers the opportunities afforded by " 'al
street , hul these arc not the men who have .
malle It reflectIve of thc business prosperity
hot only or thIs but or other eountrlel : nor
are they the men who mala e what may
proprl be termell the slntesmanshlp of
banlcing. " 'ni street Is a ilace whore surplus -
plus . , money , from . . all . over , L.u. thl world uL. . ! Iows
for l\eSlmen. In\eSuncnl I what ! In
th , ' securities ot the cor\orltloll whleh are
\
dependent Ullon the material development
or thIs COUnlr-the greatest land under
God's good lunlhht.
No. Indeed , we cannot do without " 'al
atm est.
How would our 160.0 mIles of railroads
have been constructed without " 'nl street ?
These great pioneers or developmelt , pros-
Ilerlt and clvlliz'ttion woutd have remained
xceelnsly clvlZton In their extent and
1\lel
COpe ! the bonds to built ) th(1 hind not
I
licemi nejotlated by Wall street financiers.
'rhink o ( the fertile lands that these networks -
works of locomotion have otemmetl to mnIl-
lions from all natIons of time globe , antI
the enormous increase of weitlth ihmey have
thus imparted by the development of our
vast national resources to our own country
. -If we only & 'sttltmmate the average value to
the country of every atlult immigrant at
11,000. the lowest economic calculation.
Then , agaIn , look at the anniy of ern
poyes connected with the railroads them.
relves , butter lmaltl than they could be for
the same pii'Bical lied intellectual ability
Ic. any other department of human energy.
These enlployes , Including those whmo work
in all the tratlea that cotminibute to raIl-
roail buuliling , car bulltllng niid rttilroat.l
sutplies of every description , ttnmount to
nearly 2 000.000. What a power these would
be In polItIcs if they should only unIte for
any purposel Taik of lIsa Knights of Labor
antI the fear the' once Iniplnetl when thet'
dlii not exceed &t5oooo ; they would be snmatl
compared with an organlzitton ! of railroad
employee.
While it hi unfortunately trite , as I have
pointed out In my hook , "Twenty-nIght
Years In 'itll Street , " anti In other itubhi-
cations , that dlt'roputahe railroad pro.
meters and amanagers have , especially
through the medIum of construction corn-
panlet' made imseaf rtsllroatis fur the most
avanlclooti purposes , yet In epito of such
great abuse-a the raIlroad system , lirolta.
gated by Walt atreet capital , baa been
chIefly lnstrniicntnl , in tlio nmurvoious Ij. .
ert'ltse yr thIs iitIon , which lisa ito hi'st jhi ,
PlirAliel for grout tIm hiumving. In is csntmt y , rt-
creased ( mum to Cu ( tti 00t tt hilh.tb'-
tnimtsVnli street Is not only intllspeiti-tble
lu this coltbiir . bi' foreIgn fltstIt.iH fltt'
feelIng the Iivc'sslty of Its exlateiiue memo
anti Inane ecr1'
'all street , nimci 'ttiI street mimahmily , Is
raliidlv mnnhclng New York the flmiamurinl eels.
icr o ? ihme voild. 'I'hme I.cnitlon tiltick f -
change , nm ) thin l'itrls still lleiili : iuittacs
woultl become instiircrattly dliii It the New
York Stock excimlngo % nre to bc darned for
Si treric or for it day , Iii'nve , tht iitoti cs
of great Incltitrie tlepcntieiit on them wotli I
lungtiislm itceom climigly in time saisie s smy thiSt
rnilrontl , telL'graltbl imnil oilmen eriI.rpriea
wouhtl stiffer burro if tleprltc'ti of'ohI t"-h ,
the greutt fluinsicial foutmtalim from t1iIehi
they draw their most Iimvlgorsiting tnmitc ,
In fact , ( 'ilterltrlse e'erywimt're wOld lit. :
ilepresseth nit if selzeil hiy a sort of flIintt'is'
' 'Ia grippe. ' ' It would be ( lie very hi.ehtt of
folhy to think of dispensing tt itimVa'.I
street , Otur gloat financIal center Is ( mist
smpproimclmltmg time utoint at whIch It is tics-
titled to becotn ( lie sreat clearutmg hmouse
of the vonlcl's etiteritrises anti Imitlusti-les.
in thn course of evolution amid it higher clvi-
llzation se haitI. I'Ct be ttl.ilc to get itlomig
coniforlabh' w'ltimout congress , bill ttitiioiit
\Vahl street , never. IllNltCf.F'iVS. ' .
CliiCAt ; ) ( littIN M.tltItli'l' ,
P't'itt urt's , i ( t Iii'i'ritl I hg isisil Clostiig
i'rie's' , , itmm h4ilturilmiy ,
CIIICACIO , Aug. 10.-'hmeat hmutd a coimtlnu.
alice of nih the litililsht features of time sitti.
atioim totiny , vith the atitiItIoum of a coulitry
demmmitnd for the shot gnalim , but wIthout
bringing out buying orders enough to itre.
vent a decilime of % c er bti. ham in I'Znmm-
sag and Nebraska , whiete it was wanted
for tIme itreservatlon of cormm , canst1 a tie-
dine of jc Itm thin Imnice of that article alSo ,
anti oats closet ! c lovcr , l'rovlsions casir ,
but ciouteth vlthmoiIt change for the tlimy.
% 'hat ( bill tint give atm' ititiicsttion of itbH.
its' to respomid to bullish ni'vs , The comitimist
between liii' receipts of wltmter wlieimt this
yt'str anti last wits us constictmousIy favorable -
able ( ci the ittill m'Itle as helene. 'Fhme Chiicagci
receipts were til caret , of whlcim f'S cats were
imew reci whiter anti 19 new iqtriii. Of thin
( Oi mner four ciinlontis isiltl of time tatter five
were No. 2. A lear ago 001 earlotids wenis
inspected into store , of whtcim 31 ! vere of
tIme comitract utustIIt' , Thiertm wits it. deiiiantl
Iorwhettt for shltimaent , whichi i-esiilteil iii
U VCf OOU IltiSitiOSH iQiiig iioiie. I [ 5 It )
11:70 : o clock 275iU itil. % % ilS thin tlottlmtity me-
ported sold , of Which Stl,000 liti. wits for
direct export. ' 1'hi rematiutler was in halter
( or ithmlpntetmt to Toletlo ant ! other wInter
whinat liotmmts in time west , where Ut thilit
seitson of the ytmtr the farmers Imotilil be
suppi'Ing ithl % stmsts tint ! ' a slmnlttis belthcit.
Somni'tlIcmigasm ) tmmillers hmitve sitniitlini.r hr.
ilers here for slmiliuiment of a certniii titiimittei
of cam'iuatls her veek ( iii further ortit'us ,
and Immthlalmit millers are 1st somne pails of
time state Iii ,4iinihmtr ; seciilitsr poslttuums. The
prinmttrt vesterzm mamirket rece'ipttt uisflOititt lit
343,000 'bu. , ttgaImmst 10(1,000 bu , a lear agtt.
Minneapolis nimd fluitithm receipts \vein S
ears , comnpared with 1043 tIme correspoiitllimg
clay of last year. Tlte Atisiiitlc export
cleirances : ( or twenty-four hours were tms
litton. . ( hi' lly in the aintmumtsnt to the hulls ,
conlprb-'lng ommly 10,000 lam. of wheat anti 40-
( n bbls. of Ilotir. Thin week's shmihttnentmt
rroiii ttoth coasts t'ere eqmiuth In wheat attil
hour togetlii'r to l&tO,000 him , ngnluust 1,460-
1)4)0 ) bmi on ( tic' previous seelc. The stocks
of wheat ut lnltmthj are t'xpectctl to hiot' ut
decmeuse tom- the veek of 1,00,000 In , . Thin
visible EUltjtly is estlnmatetl to have dt'-
crenseti about 360.600 itu , this week , 1'hme
opnliiimg price for Septemlier ns frommm &Se
to 6St.1c ammci It did not get higher dtmntng the
sesioti , , It slid oft to C7tc in the fIrst hualf
hour and rectet't'ti ngutIn to ( ; .Sc , closing
wIth buyers bidding 67ac ,
Corn vsts for sale lty some of those who
loaded miii ttlth tt yesc'rtitty. 11am In great
abundance hat ! fallen In Kttmisns anti Ni' .
braska Its tIme last twenty-four hiourit , anti it
was takemm ( or grssnteti thiat in consequemice
the damage to the crop meportctl front theme
yeatei'dny had linen put In thin va' of thorough -
ough repair. TIme cieanaumd for cash corn
wits not us urgent as It has linen , but there
"as still no clIlhiculty in gettliug le her bti
proitmlum over thin September linen for No ,
0 nn.i liLt' nnr , , , , , , , for ? Cn 9 rat.
low. Sijti'mnber openetl ut train 3lc tn
39c , drotped It ) 3Jc and closed at that
prIce.
'rhtm nmarket for oats was almost lifeless.
Iniltiencoil entirely by time action of corn.
an easier fecitmig tirevutileth ctnti prIces closeth
from to 'c lower. Septnujmler o3wnetl
'it 20 ½ c , soul , down to 20'e ' and closed at
2W.c. ( ,
Thin ltrovisioil market was tiull nnti at thin
close sliowetI very little change in prices
since yestertlay.
Retimnateti recciitit : W'beat , 115 cars ; corn ,
pi ; etirs ; ( tatit , 2.7 canst-4uogms ; , next week ,
80,000 head. C
'rime lestttuig ftmtureim rangeG es follows :
ArtloleL I 0)3 m. I iithi. I 1.3w. I Clot , .
5Vheatho. : s , _
Aug ( 'd ( 6t1aa
'epm. , . . . - OH U8tisi * iiTh o7
lJt'e. . . . . . . . 7OF'4i.ZT 7Ot 'o 7O (
Con. ho.2. .
. . . . . . . . . 19T 3P ) anti
Sept. . . . . . . : iia3 : 3t1 ? 1t' : : thmi
( 'Cl . 8t $5l4 :171 * 471t
lIne . 1II 8.418 I2a ! 'J2t
itlity. . . . . . . . . 3iftts4 ai : ; at
Atig 2lt iii 20
d'etit. . . . . . . . 2tt 2hiti , ( t'4 20t4fk
May. . . . . . . . 24 243 241't 24t
I'onk per bbl
. . . . . . . . 71) 0 711 it GO 0 7L'
Selii..P . ) 40 10 40 11) ; i0 10 u.i-
LmtmdlOOlb -
Selit. . . . . . . . . U lI 0 15 Il 10 (1 lIt
Oct. . . . . . . . . . U ' 'o U 20 6 l2h4 C 20
Jaii. . . . . . . . . U 17J(3 ( 17t'l C l2 U
client gibe-
Scjtt. . . . . . . . 5 711 5 O It 71) 11 81) )
Oct . . . . . . . . . It 8t ) It $5 1' . 778i It
Jaii. . . . . . . . . . 0 35 5 41) ) 5 I. C. 40
Cttithi titiotatloiis were as folios. , :
I'LOt'It-\\'lnter mgitetmt5 , . * 3.2o1i.1.5 : winter
.itriigtits , * 3.2Itm3.40 ; sirlng Itateutta , $3.400i4.Oo ;
spring suraighta. 12.2Jt11.2O ; tatitcia , sm 9oft2.2.
t'liEAi'-No. 2 t'jniitg , GJC3C No. 3 uirlutg ,
C3e : Nt , . 2 red , 67lc.
COltN-Nu. 2 , 4115.c : No. 3 yellow , 4ile.
OATS-Nit. 2. 2o'lc : No. 2 white , 24tT2c ; No.
a white. 2Ut22 ½ c.
lsvmNt' . C. 411I44'c. '
It,5mtI.1t'-No. 2 , itorninnl ; No. 3 , ito ; No. 4 ,
itosatnal.
Fi.AX iW.mB-No. I , $ I.OItJl.C0t4 ,
' ' . i.7.
TIMOTl { SEI'1l-m'nimae. i4.7ti
m'iio'iZON-1ttess u.rk , per tbl. , $9. 7009.1' .
Lard. ; er 100 lbs. , 55.15. $ Itttrl rtiis eI.lcs ( loose ) ,
10.70411.10. liy nIhel shmotildens hi. . , e.l ) , U.62'itj' ' ,
0.70. Short clear Ittt ( boxed , $ C.37'tiC.5o.
tVIIISKV-lIstlllers' tinhshtetl - gods , 5ier gal. ,
$1.22.
The followIng were the receipts and stmlpmente
today :
Articles. Itecailite. ShIpments.
l'lour , tibia. . . . . . 8,1100 3OtJtI
t'imeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . , 08.0th )
Comit , bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:11 : lint ) 'Ok.U9'J
( late. bim. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22a.iOu 207.0th )
Bye bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tsittts ) lito ( )
Uaney. bum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lotiu ioou
Ott the I'ra lit , ) eCOtiimre , Comae tu , , bumttar ius-tr-
iced was st.atIy : cr'nntt'ry , I -'ali4c I : dairy. ttI )
l0c. ) ' .ggs , steady ; l13.4l2J2e. Cheese , 774c.
' ' 3IAI11CII't' ,
LONION S'I'OClC
2titsltig Sliiires ilooiiliig iitut Aitsir.
itsi Ii Slit II tt ii s s Vt'ii Ic ,
I.ONDON , Aug. 11.-it hiatt been a very
quiet week In the stock mantel , except In
th-.e mining market , where the feature has
been a rise to 7' In Chartered South AfrI.
cans. Those shares , which not long ago
ttero quoteti a sot'erelgn per share , are now
e.pectetl to touch 10. All the Africans and
time western amid eastern Australian m'ltares
arc booming on better reports of the gold
ouIImtit. .llulgitnlnn Chinese imtid Ilrazihlans
have been dejmresse , ArgentInes 'were 1mm.
AmerIcans were 'uutIn weak on adverse
rumors of an assnu't'mnent on lIne. The failure -
ure of thin City of Melbourne batik ulfecteti
the market but lIttle , as It tt'as fully ox-
pecteti , Increaltetl attention has been paiti
to industrIal shuares. 'I'he following are the
decrestmes ( or the tveeic : Erie anti Nortoik
& \Vestern. 2 per cent ; Erie secontls , l per
cent ; Northern l'acitic ltrenrreti ammil Louis.
vlhle & NtilmvIllt' . P1 lien cent : Umuton h'a-
Illt , 1 per cent ; othiertt fractIonal ,
iCti mismis ( 'I I . 1.1 " ( ' S I
ICA2SAt4 CITY , Ausc. lO.-CAT'i'l.hi-Itecelptti ,
1Ct ) staid : . .itlpttinis 2,400 head' innihet it.i1y
to smrtinc ; 'I'exte ste'rs , b2.3Mm3..O ; 'I't'ae rose ,
$2.ItfilhO ; i.t.f cuter. . ' , $3,81j0J,1 : itaiiv. ' ctwe ,
1.OOb3.fO ; stockerS anti fee.lers , I2.4'JUi. ; bulls ,
I.OUh12.7.
I lOR-hiccetmilP 2.3e ) hieiiI ; i'htImflieutij , COO
hetitt ; itiitket . . ( rtng to ICc hIgher ; t.ulk if
Films. . i4.&B4.SO ; heittteF , $ I.IOiml.Th ; 1aeiters ,
S4.44.)5 ; rntx.'ti , ii 2i4.I , : lihts , 84.4tI.SJ
Yorkers. 11.5011 4.'O 'igs ' , 2.t01i4,8 ,
HIlFIi'-llercliis. IttO ) itcad sitIittieni. 31fl
head ; tnstthet st-sIy t , , lie loser ; lanmbs , $3.35J
4.70 ; muttons , 12.Il)0j3.35. )
St. liiis 1,1 si , Stocic.
ST. 1.0(318. Aug. ' l'-CATTI.l--itecelpis , 2) )
heat ) ; PhlliIIiiilt $ , 700 IteittI ; not cnouti supl'
to make a market ; emily retail tiude at prevIous
trk'i a.
) iOn4-mIeCeIttC. 1100 head ; sltlirnsats , 2,110
head ; timurket Im tOe lulgltci ' heavles , $4O8.Oi ) ;
mnix'l. 14.40tl.ttti ligitie. $ . ) ( , . .
) i I I I -lterellih $ , 3I ) betel : shi Ij'nmente ' ,
he.itt : sulihil ) ' too p malI ti , tiiak p ii item i idet ; p.tmne
retailing done at previous qotilutione.
Stoclc I is Sight 1.
JtroitI of receipts mit tile four viInelltai nmmflots
( or etaturtley , AUUst 10 , 12i1 :
Cattle. hiogs. Slicer' .
South Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4S 1,150 Z.Cit
CI.lettgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OO 6.tsp ) 1ist
Kunsis Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3iOQ 2.2' ) ) 1,5' ) )
St. LouIs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20' ) ) ' ) 30'
TotaI , , , , . . , , , , . . . , , . . . , . , , . 3,4i5 10,110 66
Cimilomi h.irLcei ,
ST. flt55 Aug. un.-corrON-iilgher arid
flrm mliiIlItim ( . in : tiIis , 15 bales. reccipta , t
hales ; ehiiiineflts. 46 lult's ; .tvi'k. 13.545 belts.
i Jtt' OSI.FAH Aug. mo.-corroN-mutur a ,
.
tim. . sics. Il Siti ) August , $5.56 tlt1 ; Scm ,
icnib"r , $ G.ICtJ&ttl' October , si.uoui.om. Noyeiibs'r ,
s7.tt2t37.03 ; tn'cetni.wr , $7.O7t7.05 ; January , 87.1311
7,14 ; FhrusrY. ; 7.lii7.Zo ilanch , 87.24117,26 ;
April , $7.Btji.21.
a
OIAIIA LIVE STOCK AR1CET
tJattlth RCCOt1ltS Show ii LRrgo Iulpr07CulCfl
u Point of Numbers.
FAIR SUPPLY OF UEEF STEERS SOLD
I'ries .A tiiii I Sa'iii ( , A I t liotighi Mel irs
'
'iI Is it'll % * , - , ' . lmt tht'r
1't'tiI.-lIt. hlt'MIi Its ii : utIle
4sf liii , liite ItlsIip , ,
SA'r1JItiA' , Aug , 10.
The receipts today st cn 1,448 cattle , 1,613
lt.tg , 2,676 sheep amid ? 3 morses , as isgaimmI e. . . ' d
2,7'Oti cattle , 2,0')7 hogs , 776 sheep ttmmt.i 43
lt'j't's yesterday , ahmd 3711 cttttle , 1A't9 ' hogs
tmtmtl 231 sheep on .Stttui : tltsy of ltmt treek ,
' ' ' - ' ' '
W'L'tl'l.ilttC'Rl1'1'S. .
Cattle , 1lss , Slicer' .
fleceipti. thtI treek. . . . . . . . . . . IS , IS mo ; 1,183
itt'ciitt. lust ttedt . . . . . . . . . . . m2.013 l2.IiS 1,143
I..titio it colt I.sl , 3 ( itt' . . . . . . . . 11.717 . Ci. . . . 1 C
$ tittt' u 'rh It.53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ' 6,191
Suite stet.'k 189i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . iOL't $ 2),34Jh 2,23
CA'i"l'l.ll-'I'lnre : tvi'i p mmiure etcets Iii time
) 'lildit .to'iay I400ti etmtitmk'Is fur time killers
thmitim hiavi' bonus sceim mt'mo lit a lalig lIttle.
I hmc'y vent' nil vt'stt'rns and suiti. . , ' of ttmnui
good luetivl' ttmmtl fat cattle. The iilai hot tvsta
a 111th' shtnu' . lIim'm a c'lnimiuc'ti to tt'imnt ttmo
en I tie tt tmtl tim I I milat cii I list t ( hi C ) ' tt'um Ute
to ii.sy steitil' hit lees. ( In tIme othuem hiaiitl.
sellers tvei'i' lil'lcltlg thit'li' hiolthiimgs ill lrett )
stilt lIitint's , mtiutt operators tvet'e lomime little
111mw tmi gettliig logetluer on a trtdiitmg ) bitsiui.
A tnitiim of tIme Ogulaitt : steers oit.l itt $ i.90.
'flue Itultltiy Of hmo sttiiT wts the suimaUcat
In sctiime days , emily seven om' eIght loitla of
tist's hielmmg i tsltoi'tcd Iii thin yssi di. . 'Fite mar-
kt't on desirable cow attuf 'vtis iltoimt
steady , The coummitoim untl imit.'tlitmimi grades
t'ort , slow itmit ! a little wetik ,
There were no guoti feeders In the i'trda
lttdui y , atmd t hi lie I lie tie iuistiid , tts us ima i omm a
Sattmrtltiy , wits 1101 lange , thics fei'llmmg stilts
lirmum , it lit safe to ssv : that gooti ui'i'tlers
Is otihti iitie Coin 11151 mmml oti fuil ly a S cat ) ) ' hirIct's.
Iii ntlilitlcmum 10 tue freu'hm receipts tlmt'ro store
( lull I ii it z outi mmii : ii ) ' I tgm ! t aimtl com ci immon stuck-
, .i us umini feetii'rs In time Isaitila of m'pecumisstura _
1.n Cnli'S. . , C , . , . , , . , . . .
antI hmolilei s were tvllimmg to utcci'lmt a little
lower Itrlces to clettim up rittlier limitit hioliL . .
hit ) t'mittlt' ttver miimtil , ilolmtlisy ,
I 10t154-'rliem i' were tt % eiuty-tltm cc fieslm lonitt of
Itogs cet cam , ' , as nitiuttt I tte'tmtsIs ) cc leithi , y.
'iltu ltogs , iii , to .OinhIt 3' , % sei'e' Utititit Oil liii st'cr.
Ca , , tv I th t lie I , 'tt't Iii a ot thur p.m et fets' tb aa.
'FItt'i'u tstts St gre" ) teiiuutnil , boilt lot'ttl iimit ship.
pIng , iuittl thi tiale a its titlIt-i. , ; t an imihi titice tif
ahjut Oc , 'rite phi liters lit Id I i , it ftii' sonic liEd Ia'
gt.ot liIut linga thitit neitmilout the , attmt , ' us
thin Sift itt'git ' , sttt ilay. 'i'It' , ltiih , of Itt , ' stiles
' 4 tiC at $4Ot ) to 14,60. at' ttgiiiiiet 54,4) tt $4.&f. a i's-
I t r.liia' . A a t'.m ny clint elite stat e t't.'c
Stll1ll'-'Ihmn tveiiite of tta''it were lung's mmmi , !
I hi , , mini tkt't at thur slow. F'.tir to eloiSe , ' fliutt'vs
mill' titutiimlile ut litmtm , heW I. $3.Pi ; ftmir itt tv.l
It , ' , tt'nius ii t ( I 0151 I2.2 t s3.2 : ( 'oltiuitita mtnl stick
Cbt'ei , itt front $1.5' ) In 12.70 ; goqil to ehuice 4' te
100-lb. latnle at ( aim $3.60 to $3 ,
Gil lC.t(4) lm''li stocK ,
Imi Cmittl , ' It 1)1.1 Not 'I'iiI 1.iimig to
lIsi.o.t' ( if theOlTerImiMs , - -
Cmtl'AOO. ( Aug. 10.-In tlue cattl , , mmmtui ket It tiltS
itot tilt , , ' long to thlsposo of slit , few , tgt.m Immn at
timmclttiitgtl 5'rleet' , etilti ition to at i let ly chaiice mutt-
tiv.s , , lI t'sceil bct nnl tthttmtttmtg . teci 5 Itt'imig to I-
mdiii , at ri'Iui : i.tet ) It ) 10.151 , stitli trimumeitctloima
moost 13 itt Croitm $4 , 6) ) in tOrt. Ctttt it nmmd 11,1 ft'm e
ml ore lii iltiimtiiid at ( ruin $1.20 to $ , Iit. nutS I litre
Is II 0 bit lt til titht itt Ci , tuim $1. 70 Itt $ a.n. ' 5 , lIt ,
t emil citlt es toltl at tronm 13 io $0,7it , t'em ' few
goltug titer $5 , 501. ' ' , ca I S It' tvern ci , lalhc a I
ft toil $1.70 to $3.5' for stet'i it , imitti a stile watt
immatto ) esterttti' of ( Itenty head cC mm3-Ib. s't'ry
gt.t..I sut't ii at $4. $
I tti''it 1.051 littgt , ts'em e ciii i lt..i ot'er lit et umiglut
itud Site ittmriil3' titus treti 3' mica t ly nht'aattI op I hIs
uttirnlng , rules I't'i tig Itirgely itt hIm titlvatic' , ' of Ic
Icr 104) Its. This left lit , ' mange of lit iris tvIar
tuna' sttool a 5'lt into. lt'tivl' hogs enlil at front
84.3' ' ) to 84.110. . tmmIxt'tI timid bum t cItr ) itg. itt ft t ia
$1.40 to $5 , light tt t'Ightt , . at , , ' , 14.75 to $0.0. ) ,
f'nihor w.t.it , , n ti , ' , al , , , . tiC , . , Ira ) It , . , C. . . . . .
$0.0. ) to s&.a : , iltil $ iigs at ( mciii $ I.ti It. . 93.7. 'rue
Stint of thiO im'tcn still itt trt.tmi $4.Ot to 14.65 Cur
lii'ts'y , imnil at froimi 14. 70 in $5 fur hlghui.
in siit'ip I ii.'i 0 ts'em'e ha t itl ) , 'mmotigti to nmstln a.
math kt't tutu. ) ' , omiI' iii itt , t i , tNii ) ) it'lng naeeIt'cil ,
l'rices were mmmostly nonulittim at froni il.0 It , $4
for itativis , iii fatim , 12.70 to $ m.II for teeslel sic ,
attt at Iniltim 83 ii , $1.4' for emtriiig intitle , The
wc't'tc' . I ecvimtts ( tint ntmrly 72.INim hi'tiI , anti tim
anmtiag I tie Itiggest mmrrl title t It is ittitsoum ,
I t'tetiit s : Ca I tIe , $ ( tt ) hiemmtl raIses , 10' liett11
luogs , 6,00' ) heat ) ; shed' , 1,00) hteutl ,
OtAlIA ( liNliltAL MAII1C1I'I' .
CondItIon , , f 'rrmile nisal Qti..tittI.msa
Ott Strilile ititit l'miney l'rothimee.
tOGS-Fresh Mock , per dos. , lO4lOe. !
llUTTIlt-PaekIng stock. tb11sc ; imotce to
taumcy , 11411Cc : gatlterci crcamma'ry , 3ihTlcj asitit-
ntItr ci , amtt'ry , lOti msc.
r1\'lI I'OUI.TIIY-Itenm , , Ge : roosters. 3c ; eiring , . 4"
chickens , lien lb. , btttttc ! ; tmticks , little ; spnlng
thick , . 'lijac ; tumkea's. 111c ; geete , Ic.
s'iAi.-c'iiotce fat. 70 to 60 Ii. , , . , are quoted at
6816'4t' : large vail etitmee , 4iI'c ,
Cl I ll'Sl-WIecouieImm full cream. tic ; Young
Amnertt'ta , lm11loc ; Ittinit. hlflJo : N"itrupka antI
loan , full cream. 1Cc ; I.trnitutrger. No , 1 , ZOo ;
itriek. n. I , mlc ; Smelt. . No. 1. lOc.
ICAY-tTplanti has' , $7 : taltilnitti , $7 : low.
land , 11.10 ; new hay , $6 : "a'e 51mw. * 5 ; color
tnslce , the pike on Stay. l.lgtmt bales cell SIte best ,
Only top prm'silee lii lag lop prIces.
I'IGEONS-Per dna , Im.OOfli.21.
vIcrT.sIii.mIs.
POTATOCS-New potatoes , choice smock , 30G
Sb.
OIOS-flermmmias. per crate , none : Cimilfoirmia ,
! n , t.mi'ku. per bu. , 83c4ji.OO ; ) ionme grown , GO'tflbc. '
01,1) allANS-Itaiiil ihcked , navy , $0.00 ; LIuna
teane , mien II ) . , 54C&e , 4
( "A IIIIAOI'1-On unIt-i s. sacked , 1'c.
TOMATOES-Choice stock , Iter 4-tisisket crate ,
W'ATI'ltIIFtO-I'cr tloz. , crntt'.m , il.OOt32,25 ,
( 'nm.mtts'-htotste groan , per tioz. . 4)c ,
CAN"FAS.OPI'l8-I'er inkt't , 4O4jOe.
FIIUITH.
SlED mu.ssm'milltltm Ci-No shIpping stock.
l.t'amH-ciiIifnmnn. ! I'ei box. , choice etocit.
t1 , ; rand . % ' lmrletiett , I.50 ; soutiiemti , per cast
Al'ittCOTi4-No elmiplilag stock ,
hOtTlt mltN 1'li.Cl mms-None.
A l'I't.lS-Clioiee ChtitmtlnC , stock , bbi , , $2.Ot1
2.20 ; entittlng apples. 81.r4t2.OO.
( 'ALIF'OmeNiA I'FAChLliS-Crawtorths , per box ,
tIe.
STHA'tS.'IlFIItitIgIl-Chohce shIpping Stock , none.
Cll'jtflIF-No ! .htlpplng stock ,
(1OOStliI'itItl mi3-t. , , siiipjtlng stock.
hit.ACg ItAstI'fllltItIgsNt : eltlpping stock.
TtIACICIIFnmtmr.S-No shIppIng stock
OItAI'l'i4-l4outttern stock , $ icr JO lb , baekpt ,
15c : 6'ttaekt eratcs , * 2,00 ; Caltfoinla , per case ,
earle whIte t'zmrtt'ttt'p. 8I.ii.
NtC'l'AltlZ'S-CtillttirnIa , per cate ,
Ttt.PICAI. riiulTS ,
omtANamS-cltttlce seedllnrc , Iier box , $2.80 ;
1ittIItrnitnean sweets , 82,70 : rimncy St. Mtchrmrls ,
nitime.
mt'amo.Ne-flxintt : fancy meisions , 36' sIze , $ G.Q ;
au' sIze , * 6.00116.20.
SmANANAII-CItoke large ctoc4 : . tier hunch , $3.25
112.5(1 : nie.Iitinm size hunches , $0.004s2.2Z.
l'1NEAl'I'Lih't-Ntiiic.
MIhCELLANIOUS. '
F1OS-i'ancy , lbc ; choIce , 12f313c , '
SlONlY-Caiiforimia l421c.
rilAm'Lmi hit'ltUJ'altost litre , per doz. , $12 ;
fllxby. I-guI , cites , It
Nu'rs-Almnonds. Ito ; English walnuts , soft.
shelled. lIe ; sttnndttntls , lmc ; illbem Is , lrc ) lirtistl
tIut. , lOc ; pecans , Sc ; peanuts , raw , $ , roastea ,
CDATrSI CO to O.lb , box , . , Go per ibm fanil
dames. small boxes , Ito per lb.
CliCfl-m'tirc JuIce , Jier bbl. , $5 : half blil , , $3.
limeto l'Ol'COltN-ln the car , on orUen. , per
lb. 24o , a
HIDES ANT ) TALLOW.
11iDIS-No. 1 green hdes , ' , tc ; No. C green
hIdes , be ; No. 1 k'i'Cn e.iItel hIdes , Cc ; No. 3
siren stilted hIdes , 8c ; No. I veal calf , S It , IS
lbs. , lOc ; No. 0 t emil i'tijf. K to 15 lbs. . mOe ; No.
1 dry ilint hides , 14titc ; No. 2 dry utint luldes ,
ISo ; 2.o. . 1 , ] iy saiieI hides , lOc , I'.irtly curs , "
hides. lc per lb. less tlttin fuliy cured ,
SlIi'il' m'Il'rs-Oreen stilirl , etch , 2ZfJ&Qc ;
green stilted slienilings ( short wouled curly skIns ) ,
each , 81113c , tirs' slit'atlinge ( eltort Steeled eitrly
ciImtt0' No. 1 , tuOb , C,4lOc ; any chrarllngs ( short
wuoletl earI' skins ) , No. 2 , ucti , Cc , thy that
iittitetts antI Nebe _ . .i buicter a'ooJ hells , prr
tt.und , actual welgec. 117Cc' dry tltitt Ittirteas antI
N.Iraska ittuinain 11001 , pen poutid , actual
ttt'igltt , 46jte ; dry hint Coloratto butc'lter wool
nelis. oem' ttountm. actuttt weight. 4ti'c ' : dry
tIltit Coioruto piUrrahn cool 1vIIa , j.erpourmd ,
actual elglut , 411Cc. lfttvo feet tut dO , US ii Ii
uteless to i.uy frctghit tin them ,
.rAi.T.OW AN ) ) nltmiASi-o. 1 tallow , 4tIt
4c ! : Na , I Isillow. t'/,5j4c : gicase , While A ' 4
4c ; grease , whIte it , 3'c ; grease. yellow , 23tfl
Ic ; grease , dutk , 24c ; old butter , 2tj2c ; bees-
wax. prime. 17020cm i-"I. tallow , Zc ,
svoor. , UNWASIICZ-ylne heavy , eliTe ; fin.
llgimt,5 lec : quarter-ItloisI , lovia' : st'i'tly , hurry
antI chstfy , 54iOe : cottetl anti broken , coarse , Ti )
Sc : celled itntl luke , , , hue CUbe.
svOol.vASIImtMethlum. : . IbUlle : tine. m4
Is' , : tub waseth ) , , 116l5ct bud : . be ; ituck , Ge ;
lag locks 2u13e : ticait ttullet , 513Cc.
F. 1' . UMITII ( Tel. 13S ) 0. U. STAt'FOIt
F. P. SMITH Co.
CHAIN and PHOVIS1ON
Room 4. N. V. Lifo BIdE. , Otmisalims.
Branch oflice , at F'remont tint ! Colunibus. ALL
order. lilareti On the Chicago Hoard of 'rradf
. luchuttarts. Pup. . & Co. , CIII.
Citriespottdtnt. clso' Sehireiaer , Flack it Co. , lit. Lout. . I ( . (
10 pInt National flunk. Omaha.
JAMES E. BOYD , J , W. DEA
Telephone $039.
BOYD & DEAN
OMAIIA , NEIl.
COMHSSION 'a'
Grain. Provisiowt & Stocks . 1
Room lil'/ Board of 't'rade.
Direct wires to Chicago anti New York. f
CorieapondefltlJoimn A. W'urremm& Cs
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MAIOIN No matter what booklsi cii spec.
ulalomm lou iJiCY liVu iP4'1 , dO
TI1AIINi ( or ours. whiti , I. NIV and
lIXI'LAlNliI ) cosli'h.ITI : . It clearly raplaimis
ieaiglum trading and DFINCS Ait. MAltKlI'L
lXs'ltmSSJONS. : It's frse sad will , yeti
, nm.thlng. .sfth300AST 6.'O. , 223 Tr&dir .
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