THE CmAHA DAILY 15E3J3 : EUTDAY , AVCT7ST 21 , 1890.
I'l
COMMERCIAL AND F1SASCIAI
feature of tie Day the New Low Pric
Becord of Poik.
IMPETUS GIVEN WHEAT CONTINUE !
I'rlrr * for PciilcnilUT nn <
Ui-c'i-intn-r M > re Kncli n. 1'rnc-
tlou IliKlicr TlmnVcilncn -
Hntr * .
CHICAGO. Aug. SO.-Pork made a new los
knark today. September at one time Bellini
bt J. SO a barrel. Humors that orders Jo
KoU Importation had bet-n countermandp
und IJW-.T AVall street prices weakens
whi it af" ti favorable opening , the cloa
Ing prln'S for September showing a Wo cie
cllne. Corn wan sympathetically wenk an
closed \f lower. Oats remain unchanged
The Impetus given to wheat by the en
pngcmcnt of gold for Importation as re
portid ycstrrdhy afternoon was continue-
this morning. The flnrtUig price for Ser
lembi-r nnd "Doc-ember were each * * c pe
IjU. higher than the closing rates o
the day before. One of the chief factor
of the opening firmness was the strengt
displayed In thu foreign markets. Liver
pool WHS quoted as opening fire nt Vid IK ;
cental advance nnd London nt fid per quar
ter higher for American wheat. A para
Kraph from the Liverpool Corn Trade New
( was being paraded near the opening whlc !
mid tlmt the general Impression there o
the size of this year's American wheat cro
was that It would be about 470Orjfl.CKiO bi :
und that -wheat would be i"s per quurlu
lilgher In the United Kingdom. They be
Jleved It to be materially smaller than thai
The northwestern receipts commenced to
day to exhibit a contrast to those of th
corresponding time of the year befort
There is still Home of that great crop lefl
liut the dally exhibit of the Mlnnenpoll
und Duluth receipts will , nevertheless
nhow a great discrepancy compared wit :
this year's. The two cities received 2S
cars todny a ngalnst 408 cars n year age
The Atlnntlc port clenrnnct's were equal't
SM.OOO bu , of Hour nnd whcnt togethei
Closing cablegrams confirmed the strengt !
reported ot the foreign markets at th
opening , but the market exhibited nil It
strength In taking the little Jump H tll <
at the ptart. After the ehrly advance busl
jiess got slow nnd stocks getting wenke
there was about as much effort to sell n
there had been to buy early and nil th
Improvement was lost. A rumor that som
< if the gold engaged for Importation hm
Jiocn countermanded helped to depress th
price near the end. There was n notice
iible lack of outside support nil day am
the consequent dullness of trading prc
Vented larger fluctuations than were re
corded. September opened about ? ; c hlphc
nt from Hie to HiHc , gradually weakened t
KUc and closed steady ut n."rSc.
Corn was very dull and easier ; prices -wcr
strong early , Influenced largely by wheat
but were nlso helped by reports that th
crop -wns hnrdly so promising as a mont :
ngo. But after the first bulge the markc
"began " to decline. September opened stron
tit 23 ic , He above yesterday's closing , nn
touched IHUc for a moment , but soon weak
cned and In the last half hour barel ;
touched 23c , thn closing price.
Oats were fairly active and for the mos
Jiart ruled easier , although around th
opening , when shorts bought In some , ther
was a tendency to do better. Selling wa
snore general Inter und prices fell off am
closed just where they did j-esterdny. Ex
changing between September and May wa
ft frequent occurrence. September openei
n. simile higher at from 17'.c to 176ic
touched K c nnd declined to 17V-C , closinj
Etendy nt that figure.
A small sized raid on September porl
early In the day -was the chief feature o
the trading In the provision pit. After 10
} m < l been chipped oft by u few small sale ?
John Cudahy's broker got nt it with sledg ,
Jiammers und smashed the other :0e off ii
ubout two blows. This brought the pric <
down to Jj.NO , the lowest point ever reached
Th last 16c wns recovered again and thi
day's loss In September potlc was 10. Janu
ary , compared with yesterday's closlni
jirlcc left off H4c lower. * ' Lard and rib
were more lavored , the fair support glvei
"
these commodities counteracting" el
feet of the -weakness In pork , nnd closlni
Iirlces w-ere unchanged to 2Uo higher
Estimates for . .FridayVhcnt. . 100 cars
corn , 450 can ) ; oats , Ifll cars ; hogs , IS.OO
bead ,
The lending futures ranged as follows :
Articles I Ojm. I UlTH. | L.j < y. | clou
Wheat. No. a
Aur- 54
Sept f. H .r.54 ! 6 ?
Hoc Ol'i ' 6'J
Corn. No 2. .
Am , * 23 OOL
Bent S3
May
Doth. No. S. .
Kpl , 17V
May
roik.pcrbbl
' G 00 osm G BO r > DO
CK'l' ! r. u- C 00
Jim. . . . 7 00 iltl 0 87M 0 B7J ,
X.ardlIOlbft
Mont. , . . . . S 35 40 3 3S .1 4(1 (
Oct. 3 4-Jhi 47H 3 4S S 47 1
' 3 73 BU 3 75 3 77 > (
Elioi-t'Elbs
Sept. . . . . 3 21i 3 2ZH S S7h
Oct. . . . . 3 32 3 ? fl 3 35
Jan. _ S 45 X M
Cash quotutlcins were an follown :
lOOl'll Steady ; winter jMitentB. W.15W3.20
BtralKhtii , J.2ifr3.20 ( ; mirlne patents. J3.15SS.33
vtralchtii. j.COii'5.CCi ; bake . SS.00412.M.
WHEAT No. 2 tprinB , 649jc ; No. S spring
" ' "
"COHN No , ! . KftSIc ; No. S yellow. SSffli3Uc.
OATS-NO , s. i7iiei7fic ; N'O. : white , slvis
K3c , No. 3 while. Sic.
ItVD No. 2. Sic.
UARU2V JTo , I , nominal ; No. 3. I. a. b. . Be
Nn. 4 , f. o. b. , 18Vifr . .
l'lAXSUED No. 1 , i' .
TIMOTHY PBiil lme | .77 i.
\VI1IS1CV DlKtlllrra1 Onlnhcit euoda , jicr gal. ,
J'On.TftV Jlaiki-t Bleaay ; turkey * , 7UfflOci .
chlel.enn. la Je ; clurhK , 7Hfi9ViC.
Tln fullpwlng were he receipts ftnd ehliimentt
OiithuProluoo oxohiura lolivlha butler mari -
i wan tlrm ; creamery , ! ) < 210Wc ; dalr ; oa
14r. Keen , linn ; Iresh. lie , Clunbu , Qtilet
MOV TOUIC < ; i.MitAL MAUICUT
QiinliilliiiiN f ( ho liny on A nrlnu >
ClIlllIIUIllI tl < * M.
KiW YOniv. AUK FLOUn-Ilecelpta , 18 , .
00 bills. ; rxjKiru. 8,87s bbla. More active und
ftently ; denmnd Icday wai chiefly for tprlns
patents utid Ion- grade tnntern ; Inter eitras ,
j : UBS.Ci winter putcnti , J3.4003.S5i lllnnenotn
jiatcnu , J.SJtti70 ; MlnnenMu baKers. i.S3ff.K
lt > flaur , dull ; Mipvrnne , J
" - - -
f,0c-
isyt c.
\niKAT IterelsitK. IHi,7W bu , - , eiporU. > niij | |
Vu , npi'l. ite dy ; No. 1 huril , CI' c. Ontloni
vj'rned tlrm and advanced hliari'ly on hlKhei
tables und lame buylnu. but later declined
under lucal reallilnp. ulinence of outside Kupiorl
Ineieanlnc rectlptB und lark of eiiutl demand-
closeilu i net liiwtr : Aueuul vlosed rac ; Sell"
trtnuer O i ll c. cloned Kc.
11 'IIS Iteeelpts. 100.400 bu. ; eiportf , 76.S30 bu. :
| Kt quiet. Na 8. SHii ! . Options opened linn
en i-ovirtng. but Uttr tun-d of !
jvl-h hrut. eloslnif .o lower vn nrtr und 1c
lilcurr on dlnant moi.tln. Aucukt. OS c
cloml , r rieptrmU-r , tS ea 1-lCc , cloned ,
SbliO
OATSnpielpi , 74.4(111 ( tu. : export * . M.K1 bu. ,
up-t teaai No. H , awCa .o. Optluiu quiet
but nrm on llcht w * tern itix-ka and bullish
crop new * , oloilnir c hlsher ; Aucu.t
n.e. ( iepleiubtr. a . awr. i
UtT-ruilTHecHpti. , { , .1.16 . pu . . m .dy. veil.
' " ' ykhWlSi. . ' . VMteni creamery , HHSlCc.
ice.
S12-rtPcelpU , 7.0W i.kjr . ; ioady ;
m u , * * \ici irnri
t.7 ? jikea. ; market tronc-
stute and l' nn yv ) " > la. UtTUHc , wentern , ir >
1IAT Steadrhlppinj. ; . fc.00 , tuod to choice
Jl i9.ca
HOPS Quiet ; oommnu to eholre. IkW crop gn
7li I'aclllQ coant , 1SS4 crop , : v > 6tc , issi crop '
dlu' ' C.
lll > iS--Sltn(3) ' ; Galveiton. He ; Itucnos Ayrct
flrjICc , Texa . dry , SUc ; CallfornU. 15c ,
l.KATHlill-QuIrt : hemlock eolt. Uuencx
Ayrtl.chl to lirovy welcbtK , Ktrile.
l'll < JVlsiijNS- r steady : family , J8.soaj.oc ;
terf liam > . IK WifclC W , packet. > C 67.UX | CHii
inea * , Utafly ; pli-Med twlllo. 4Wt16Uc , jilckled
.lioulderg , 5Hc. jilokUd uami. } 6rie .7i. Ilacun ,
br < ied lioul > lor . 14.41) ) . lunguri1. 51 Tl. rlti , n.
tnortt. Jl.U . Ury nail mnaii. baxed kUouider >
gt . rlbn tori. \ iixl
fltc.tr n4 clive , - f ttrn iieom. $183 ; choice.
ll.u inln J. dull. 1'cik. Urm. via to new
lurs U ) O87t. short cleir tS.SJfflC. : family.
iti CO ilnn rj mf , Jobulni. ewKJ.5i.
tl n r d oil. ( tMay : jrlmD crud .
* rtm j-fllow. SJ rjvic , Petroleum.
. , 5" clo A HOSb. Turpentln * .
J 'y t4 ( ttc , IU > tn. uttl. Hr lntd. common
to teed , U. gi.M , Turiuilnc quiet t ny
TAtKIW Virmer. w ih 4C * libdm. ( oil lor
vaipoit.
Itttfw wt southern ,
M.
Me dy ; broker * . W ; e rh nrf. J. * l.e7 i. Tin ,
f y ; rtralt * . Ill.Sl U.Sti. Ilate * . market firm.
Siwtter , dull ; domwtlc. lS.7ftftt.7t.
ltlf Ste dy , domwtle. fair to U ,
.
SEfi Stendy ; New Orleans , good to
OMAHA civnii.vi > MAHKCT.
Cimilltlnn of Trndp nnA
on Pdiplc nnil rnnc > - Produce.
EGOS Chtrte * tock , t 4 e.
1HTTKK Common to fair , 7c ; choice to fancy ,
country , llgllc. i i rater creamery. U9Hc :
( ratherrd cream , ISfflSn.
VBAICholn fat , SO to 1 lb . . U quoted at
70Sc ; laree and coanw4Jic
CllEESD Domestic brick , l c ; ndam. per dot.
ttM : club huure , 1-lb. jam , per dot. , UMi 1.1m.
liercer. fancy , per Hi. , H4c ; Itoquefort , H-tb.
Jar . | > er doz. . JJ.TO ; Tounc Americas , 6 c ; twins ,
fanry. H * < P.
l-OfL-niV-Llve , hcnii. d4c ; Pock . Jc ; fprlne
chlrkens. i89c ; fprlni ; < Iuck , "ftftc.
I'lOnoNS Live. ! * * c ; dead plKi-onn not wanted.
HAY Vplnnd. t8.no ; midland. J4 SO. lowland.
J4.00 ; rj-e ftraw , | 4 ( K ) , color make * the price on
hay : llcht hales Kelt the beet ; only top grade !
brine top prlceB.
11IIOOM COHN-njtrcmely iilow Bale : new
crop , delivered on track In country ; choice creen
elf-workliiE csniet. tier lb. . ZUc : chofce gieen ,
runnlnc to hud.if. commnn , 1H -
WATKHMRLONS-Per dot. , crated according
to rite. lt.6li2.75.
t'ANTAIjOri'Kf-Per cratp. J1.S3.
TOMATOES Per Vbu. backet. 40c ; H-bu. bas
ket. ZOc.
crrfMHBns-1'er rtoz. , EOB c.
NEW ONIONS Gnoil fliick , per bu. , SJflBOc.
L.IMA I1EA.NS Per lb. , 4c ,
lll : S Hnnrt picked nax-y , per bu. . 11.4001 50.
rAIHIAaU Home crown , per hundred , 73c ?
11. CO ,
CIILEHY Per doz. , I3T30c ; fancy mammoth ,
7MIW.C.
POTATOES New potatoen , per bu. . S3C.
KllUlTS.
OUAI'KS Home crown crapes , D2fT23c-
CALirOUNIA PEACHES-Crawfords. kDc ; tc
10 box lots , 7Tc ,
CAUrOIlNlA Pl.UMS Per box , ll.S5in.CO.
TA1..1POHN1A GHAPES-Per case , l-'ontaln
bleau , Jl.Kfn.40.
APPLES Cooklnc. per bbl. , ILr.OItl.7G ; eating
SOUTH EUN PKACHES Per -bnsket crate
free Honed. Kc ; dlnK * . TSc
CAL.H-XJHN1A PEAHK liartlftU. J1.C001.75
Uuerrp Hardy. II.30Hl.ro.
HLrnilEIlItlKS None.
NECTAU1ANS Per cafe , H.75.
TnopicAb rnuiTS.
OHANGES Itodl , per cane , JC.M.
L-EMONS MexBlnas , JC.00 7.00 ; California lem
onn , JG.ou.
BANANAS Cholc" larce stock , per bunch
J2.00HS.3V ; medlum-tlzed bunches , Jl.tOff.0 .
IMNIAPPLES-NO Ki.ippinc . stock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HO.VEY Fancy white , per lb. , 14c ; choice. 130
Calllurnlu , umber color. Inc.
CIDEIl Clarined Juice , per half bbl. . J3 ; pa
bbl. , Sr .
PllESEnVES Assorted. S0-Ib , pallii. each. J1.40
MAPLE SYRUP Five cat. cnn . each , J2.T5
cal. cans , per doz. , J ; H Knl. cans , JC.25 ; quar
cans. J3.W ) .
FIGS Imjiorted fancy. C crown. SO-lb. boxes
He ; choice , 10-lh. boxes. 3 crown , DSlOc.
NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. . medium
size , lOc : Tarracona almonas , per lb. larce
12 4c : llrnzlls. per lb. . So ; Encllsh walnuts , per
lb. , fancy noft nhell. 15c ; medium Flze. lOc ; m
belts , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium , 8c
larce. lOc. j > eanuls. raw , Ci4@7c ; roasted 7Hc.
DATES Halloween , i > r lb. . Cc ; tards , io-Ib
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF Dressed Kteers. 4W lo COO Ibs. , UO7C
western steers , 4He ; coed cuws and hcUers.
46SHc ; medium cows and heifers. 4Uf3ccooi'
forequarlerK , cows and heifers , 3J 4r4cco < v'
foreauartcrR. nallve sleers , 4H f5c ; eood hmrt-
nuiu-ters. cows and heifers , 7W7Hc ; good hind-
quarlers nallve steers , k'-c , cow rounds , Cc : nm
plales. 3c ; boneless chucks. 4c ; cow chucks SB
JUc ; steer chucks , 3c ; beef tenderloins 1 !
beet rolls , boneless , He , sirloin butts , boneless
i' c ; loin hacks , boneless , fc : ; loin backs , 7c- cow
rltis. No 3. Co ; cow loins , No. 3. So ; beef trim-
mlI.'K ' ° S : rumn butt116c : shoulder clods , DC.
MUTTON Dressed lambs , 7c ; dressed mutton
Cc ; racks , lOc ; lees. Sc ; saddles , Sc ; stews. SUc'
jheep iilucks , 5c ; sheep tomrues , per doz. . 23e.
POKK DrcuseU hefts , 4Hc ; pork loins , Sc ;
spare ribs , sue ; ham sausaces. butts , 4' .c ; pork
shoulders. 4Uc ; pork shoulders , rklnned. 4Uc '
pork trlmmlncs. 3c ; leaf lard , nol rendered , 4c !
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 creen hides , 5Uc ; No. 2 creer
hides , 2Vc ; No. 1 creen hailed hides , 4u.c ; No "
'
green salted hides , S c ; No. 1 Mal calf S to'l"
Ibs. . Be : No. : veal cair. 8 to 15 ibs. . c ; No. I
dry flint hides. C@Q : No. r drj' flint hides , sncc
Iso. 1 dp- salted hides. Cc ; part cured hides , Vc
per lb. less than rully cured.
SHEEP PELTS ureen salted , each. KJfCOc-
green nailed shearlings ( short wooied early
skins ) , each , 15c ; Cry snenrim < ; s ( short wool d
early skins ) , No. 1. eucn , luo. dry shearllncs
( dhoit wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , tc ; dry
flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts
per lb. , actual welgin , 4 0c ; dry flint Kansas
ana Nebraska Murrain wool pells pur lb. . oct-
ual welBht , aa-lu ; drj' flint Colorado butcher
eel p lt . per lb. , actual weight , 4g5c ; do'
fllnl Colorado Murrain wool pells , per lb. , aclual
welcht. 3J14c ; feel cul off , as It Is useless lo
pay frelcht on them.
TALLOW AND GHEASE Tallow. No. 1 , 5 c :
tallow , No. 2 , Ike ; crease , white A , 2Vjc ; grease ,
white H , IHc : crease , yellow , lUu ; grease , dark
me ; old butler , : ( fif2yfcc ; beeswax , prime. 150
2Jc : rough lallow , lyic.
HONES In car lots , welched nnd delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J1Z.00014.00 ; drj
country , bleached , per ton , JlD.OOn2.00 ; dry
country , damp and meaty , per ton , 3G.1KJ&S.OO.
WQOL Unwashed , fine heavy , CJfTc ; fln . light
8O9c ; quarter blood. lO&Uc , seedy , burry und
chaffy. 8 > a'9c ; cotled and broken , coarse , . 72-jic ;
cotted and broken , fine. CffKc. Fleece wnhhcd
Medium. 15tfI18c ; flne , 14flCc ; tub washei , 1C { ?
18c : black. Re ; bucks , Gc ; tag locks , 273c ; dead
pulled. OfiCc. _
.St. L.iiiU C.onernl MiirUet.
ST. LOUIS. Auc. 20. WHEAT Futures opened
strone and advanced on slronc catiles , but do
mestic markets tiecanic weak and declined here ,
clotlnc hlcher than yesterday for Aucust and
lower for September and December. Spot.
steady ; No. 2 led. cash , Clc , elevator , 61VClc
track ; No. 2 hard. ulc ; Aucust , Cll c bid ; Sep
tember. tstnc ; Deccmlier , Cl'.tc.
CORN Futures opened stroncer , then" eased
off. and closed steady , a shade under yesterday's
close. Ppol. firm ; No. 2 cash , Sl'jc ; Aucust ,
21'c ; September , 21 ? > o asked ; December. :2Hc
bid.
OATS Futures quiet and May sold Ho lower.
Spot , lower ; No. 2 cash. 18Hc bid ; Aucusl. ISVjc ;
Seplember. ISc bid ; December , 20iio bid.
HYE 2Sc , elcvalor.
COHN MKAL-J1.35.
1IHAN Saleable , east track , ttt 30c. In sacks ;
Kc In bulk.
FLAXS E 13 Dl G Cc ,
TIMOTHY SEED-J2.2r.a.C5.
HAY Heeelpts heavy , but there Is not enouch
demand to absorb all of It ; prices lower ; prairie ,
53.tmac.oo ; timotliy , ji.roeno.i : > o. this side.
1-OULTliy I-Irm : clilckenn. old , 7c : sjirlnc , Sc ,
turkeys , Fprlnc. HiSSc ; ducks , 7c : geese , CV-6/Cc.
EGaS Hlchor ; lOVjc.
LKAI > I > ull at Ihe recent decline ; sellers ask
ing K.K. but no buyers at that. Speller , hold
ers ask J3.U. but sell none.
PROVISIONS Pork , lower ; standard mess ,
jobbing , JC.ffC.7J. Lard , lower ; prime steam ,
J3.U > t ; choice , I3.7j. ! Hacon. boxed shoulders ,
J4.iH ; longs. JJ.bTH : ribs , ! 4.12h ; ulions , J4.
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , JJ,7i ; longs ,
J3.C2Vt ; rlb , J3.75 ; charts , 3.k7l , .
RECEIPTS Flour , 3.000 bbls. ; wheat. 304,000
bu. ; corn , hS.QiH ) bu. ; oats , tt.tnQ bu.
BHU'MDNTS Flour. WMO bills. ; wheat. 30,000
bu. ; corn , 152,000 bu. ; iiats. g'.uufl bu.
Liverpool SIiirlictK.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 20. WHEAT Spot , flrpi ,
demand j > oor ; No. 2 red , winter , stocks ex-
haUftfd ; No. I red , 4s llVid ; No. 1 California.
8s 4 > id. l < "utures opened llrm with near and
distant positions Ud higher , closed firm , with
August id higher ; other months Vd higher , with
ness uliout equally dUtlll'UteJ ; AUKUnl , 4s lid ,
Sepleml-er. 4i ll4d ! ; Oclober , 4s HVtd ; Novem-
Iwr. 4 ll ? d ; Depember , Us Vid.
CORN Spot strong ; American mixed , new ,
2s lid. Futures oiwned strung , with near and
distant position ! Hd hlcher , closed firm , with
near and distant positions Hd hlcher ; business
about equally distributed ; August , is lOHd , Sep
tember , ! PVidj October , it fcfcd ; November ,
2s lOd : December , Is lOiid ,
FLOUR Firm ; demand fair ; Bt. Louis fancy.
winter. C Ud.
PROVISIONS Bacon , firm ; demand moderate ;
Cumberland cut , 2 $ to 3D Ibs , Sin ; short rlba , S
Ibs. . 3Qj > ; lane clear llEht , 33 to f Ibs. , 2C , lent
clear heavy , 55 Ibs. , t'Ca ; short clear tiacks , light ,
IK Ibt. , 20a fid ; short clear middles , heavy , 40 to
10 Ibs. . 23s id ; clear bellies. 14 lo 1C Ibs. . 2M ;
shoulders , square. , 12 lo H Urn. , 24s. Hams ,
short rut , 14 lo 1C Ibs. , 42s Bd. Tallow , flne
North American. ICs M. Ueef , extra India
mess , 4Gs , 3d , prime > . 80s 3d. Pork , prime
met * , medium western , 3&s Dd. Lard , prime
western. Ills ; reflned In palls , 0s Cd.
CHEKSK Steady ; demand , fair ! flnesl Amerl-
tan unite. J3 Cd ; finest Amencan colortid , 41s.
11UTTEII United Stales , t > 0s ; good. Ms.
OILS Llnsetd , Us 3d. Petroleum ; refined ,
i id
11EFRIGKRATOR HEEF Forequarters ,
: ilndquarteni , D d.
HOPSJ At London ( Pacific coasl ) . 11.1S.
HH t'llj-
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 20.-WH EAT Hard , ac-
tht. ubount unchanged ; no good soft wheat on
siiln ; Nr. 3 hard. 004l , lc , No. 3. 4C < H7 > tc ; No. :
rud. nominally , Me , No. 3. nominally , 4V&t2c.
CORN White , higher ; mixed , about steady ;
No 2 mixed , ri&riVtC ; No. : white , 2ViC.
OATS Markel active , unchanged ; No. 2 mixed ,
nominally , IfculTc ; No , ! white , Uc ; new , nom
inally. We ,
HYE No. I. nominally , 2Sc.
HAY-Market flrm ; choice timothy , t7.0oa7.50 ;
choice prairie , il.Wifi-4.CO.
HITTER Creamery , very nrm : country butter
Domlnc In ainall quantlllfs ; crtuiucrUQ'Uc ;
dairy. lOCUc.
EGGS Very flrm. He higher.
Co II un Murkct.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-4XTTON Spot closed
steady ; middling , uplands , i 7-lCc : middling ,
gulf , Cll-lCc ; sales. 1,000 bales , Fulures closed
sleady ; kales , 2U&.100 bales ; January. JS.IS : Feb
ruary , Jt.22 : March , IS.27 ; April , ts.ll. August.
H.SO ; September. JS.C7 ; October. JS.U ; No\rmb r.
,8.i ; Dvccmber , JS.14.
ET. LOUJ8. Aug. 2 OOTTON-Sttady and
unchanged , inlddllne. 7ic ; ules. Ki bales ; re
ceipts. K bU ; shipments , SCI bale * ; slock.
S.S36 bale * .
KBW ORLEANS. AUB. Stt. COTTON Flmv ;
mlddHni7tc ; low ralddllni. 7lCc ; good or-
dlntry. TC-lCc ; rvorlpls , 1.43t bales. .U new ;
sales. 1.100 bales ; stuck , M.730 bales.
Co IT ire
YORK Aug. ; . COFFEK Optlons
opened steady August declined i points other
uiuutln unt-iuinged la t point bicber Tb * m t.
ket vrss itnost | , ( tlcts all Any Trading w&s
cimRtitd to European account , cloned quiet , i
polnu decline to C points odiance B&lcn , { .Tit
Uci , iucludin * Srptmiber. U. Tit I ID. epot
ianio. . dull. Ko. ti Wie ; aUld. ul ; t
Cordova. J1HJ3S. Pules , ! .C ) bnc . llaraculb
p.L Tetal farehouse deliveries from Unite
Stale * . & . ! IUIRS , Including 7.8S l c rfor
New York ; New Tork stock today , ! . liain
1'nltel States stock. IIS.499 bac > , iifloot for th
United Stales. 274.nn < ) IP CT ; tntalsll | > lp suppl
for th United Staled , 4M.4M bugs , BKtdnst HO.
tttrt \ last year.
HAVRfi , Aue. . COFFKB Closed quiet s
unrhsncpd to Hf net ndvanc ? ; sales , U.t""l tiact
SANTOS .AUK. 2 * . Firm ; cm l average Sati
Ins. 11.0 bags ; receipts , 98,000 bags ; stocV
9M.WO liacs.
HAMHURO. Aug. 20. Stendy. H pfK declln *
sales , 7 , ( iO bscs.
RIO. Aug. SO Steady : No. 7 nlo. 10 , ! > 00 bao
Exchange , 7S d. Receipts. 11.000 li cs : cleare.
for Ihe United Stales , lo.pdo nags ; rtock , IfiO ,
000 bags.
STOCKS AM ) 1IMS.
Ilolilt-rx < if SrcnrlllcK Much Dlnnp
IKilnlcil nltli Ilir Sltnnllon.
NEW YORK , Aug. sa. Today's stock marke
disappointed the cmners and holders of iwurl
ties who had pinned their faith to n decldn
Improvement In prices a R result of the be
ginning of the return flow of cold announce !
yesterday. A further engagement fur lmi > ort ti
Ihls countr } ' of JJM.otiO wns made today. an <
there were unconfirmed rumors after the clew
of business of additional heavy imports Imjiend
Ins within a day or two. It was announce *
that the bank prerklents whose confeience wa !
reported yesterday had decided llml concertei
atllon lo wcure puld from Europe was no
called for In Hie existing circumstances Ai
usual In rlmllar rundltlnns the street was fur
nlshd with a considerable amount of Incenlou ;
but unauthorltatlve dala recnrdlnc Ihe pros
pertl\e Importation of the jellow metal , li
w-ell Informed circles the Impression pievallet
thai Ihe ImiKirlA of cold were for Ihe cxprepi
I'Uirose of affordlnc much needed flnanelal re
lief to the mircanllle community. Tlnre was aim
n conflict of opinion among experts as to w hetlic :
the J2.OiiO.ouO engagement of Messrs. Ijizard
l-'reres was or was not n "special" Iransacllon
It Is unquestionable thai many business met
hate recently found It dltllcult lo secure mont *
lary accommodation , as Is evidenced by Ihe sue
resslvp reports of the curtailment of Industrla
activity. AlthouKh not a matter of iccord. !
lier cenl wus puld In several Inslanccs lodny foi
money by mrrchanis and banking houses re
ported appllcallons by customers for mone )
wherewith to buy exchange. Contervallvu tner
chants believe , however , that most uf the weal
concerns have already leen weeded out.
Transactions In commercial paper were re
ported at 7 per cent , as acalnst nominal figure !
of KlflS pr cent quoted yesterday. The market
was only moderately actlxe , and prices movei
irreirularly , wll.i a persistent downward trend
The fluctuations were In many Instances quit !
marked. The Iraders were btiirlshly dttposed ot
account of the falluie of the London markel
to respond lo the Improvement on the local ck ,
chance yesterday. Reported further cutting o !
railroad rates , a stllTenlnR In exchange llcurei
and c&tlmales of a heavy Increaw In leservei
of Ihe associated banks on Satuiduy contrlbulei ]
lo depress stocks. The u | > enlng was qulel nni
Irregularly weak , with Ihe varlallons unlmpor-
lant. aside from Missouri Pacific , which ad
vanced ' .i per cenl , and Western Union , while1-
sold off \ per cent. The bulls In Sugar seer
made a diversion In thai stock , resulting In ar
advance of 1 per cent , ontl checked the genera !
reactionary tendency , llurllncton and Munhnt
Ian rose m , per cent each nnd the other share !
g-alned sharp fractions. The rlst ; was stlmu >
laled by Ihe news of a J2iO.OUO cold encaRemenl
abroad by n promlneni bankiiic house. Reces
sions followed on reallzallons and decided dull
ness succeeded. Tile btar Iraders were encour
aged by the speculative apatajIn the latei
dealings nnd made an effective drive all alom :
the line. Their operations were facilitated by ar
advance In exchange to the basis of J4.KT , > i foi
demand , sixty-day bills ruling at from J4.84i4 tt
$4.M . A marked depression occurred In Ihe
final hour. Sugar losl 2& per cent , and Hurling-
ion , which was sold cx-dlvldend. and had re
covered Ihe amounl of the disbursement , re
acted 2i/i per cent. The losses In tin
other shares ranced from 1 to 1H Pr cent , par-
tlcularly In Ihe grangers and Tobacco. The lasl
mentioned was affected by the reported Institu
tion of a suit by a competitor. The closing wat
ut Ihe lowest. Railroad bonds were Irregular ,
with the fluctuallons 'jlremely wide In many
Issues. The lendencj of prices toward Ihe close
was downward. The sales were li3S.liW. ( Louis
ville & Nashville Us led Ihe decline , with a lo
of 74 per cent , and Louisville & New Albany
consols led the advance , wllli a .gain of 4 pel
cenl. Silver certificates were sleady on dealing !
Of J13.IKK ) .
The Evening Posl's London flnanelal cablegram
says : The ncllvlty In the stocl ; markets con
tinues lo center In Kafllrs. Germany was buy
ing , but the market closed easier on Parlt
selling. The other markets were featureless and
dull , the uncertainty in the American situation
paralyzing business. Americans were well under
the parity , with no business doing , the disposi
tion here being to regard the shipments of gold
lo New York ns evidence of the Kra\lty of the
financial situation In the United States. A large
shipment of gold was made today lo Monle-
vldeo , and In some quarters 11 was rumored lliat
Us real destination was Ihe United States Thin ,
however. Is not BO. although I gather that 1.-
r > 00 , < iiiO will probably go to New York by Satur
day's steamer. The shipments are apparently
made by banking houses In the financial syndi
cate , who probably Tuund Inducemetils on thlf
side of an exchange operation for shipping
gold. Five hundred thousand dollars in gold Is
believed lo have been shipped from Paris , loday
lo America. I cannot xibsolulely confirm this.
The weekly statement of the Hank of Eng
land shows thai Ihe coin and bullion have In
creased 3.10,000 , of which 11C.OOO was cold Im
ported , and 100,000 of II from Australia und
lCOm ) from Ihe conlinent. Notes cume back
from home circulation to the extent of 141-
000 , and other deposits decreased .WO.OOO. dhow-
Ing thai the > maigln of unused money Is becom
ing less. The Incatherlng of revenue Increased
the public deposits by over 1.000,000 The Paris
nnd Uerlln markets were flrm.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading etucks of the New York'exchange
today :
The tolal sales of stocks today were 1C7(24
nhartts , Including the following : American
Tobacco , 7,1,00 ; American Sugar , 41,000 ; Hurling ,
ton & Qulncv , 14 , 00 ; Chicago Gas , 0,300 ; Man
hattan. S.Vf ; Reading , 8.1KX ) ; Northwesl. 4.100 ;
St. Paul , S5.700 , Western Union. 8,100 ; W. & L.
R. , D.300 ; Silver cerllllcales. IS.OOO. .
JVt-w York Monry MnrlCfl.
NEW YORIC. Aug. 20.-MONEY ON CALL
firm ; SViS/4 i * > r cent ; ltiti lena , SV > ; closed
IK-34.
PRIME- MERCANTILE PAPER Nominally ,
; & * jier cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer , with actual
justness In bankers' bills at H.b iM.U for
lemand and J4.S4Vvfll.SI ? . , for sixty .days. Posted
ales , J4.Ufi4.ti7 , and J .kCVj4/4.ts. 'Commercial
jllls , St.CH. .
HAH SILVER COM. .
SILVER CERTIFICATES HftC7.
GOVERNMENT IJONDS Steady ; state bonds ,
lull , railroad bonds , heavy.
Closing quotations on bonas were e.s follows :
il.S. 4nrof. new. 113 1C. P. lit * of 'Itj. . . 1UU
J.S. 48 oonp.now. ID. A.H.G. 7 . . . , . . 101) )
[ I. S. 68 , t x . ' " , & .u.a.4 . . . . . . B4H
J. S. 69. coup . 67
'J ' , S. 4b.ru f . 10S (3. H. JtS. A. Us. . . lO'J
[ I. S. 4 . coup . 108 O. ILiS.A. 7k. . . . 1)0 )
ti , S. I'll , rer . en II. AT.C. 08 1112
I'UClllC.tlBOf 'U3. . . 10D doOi 10'J
Ma. , class A . 100 M..K. &T. 1st 4 .
im..classli . 100 do2d4i
Ma..clat c . Mutual Unloutlj. .
Ma. Currancy . no N. J. C. Gou. Sb. . .
[ M. New Con. Is , . No. I'aclflo lBt . . .
10'J _ do2d 103
s' . C.Us 110 ' ' ' 13- . '
. Vi do S. K. Dab.'si' . IDS
1C , nanfund . II. G , West. IBU , _
t'cnn. new tti tls , 75 St. 1' . CJDBDU 7 . .
Tc-nn. nnw sot S * . 103 doO. 4 P. W. 51.
Dinn. old H . , . . . 00 SI. L. i. L M.Gea 5 .
, 'n. C ntune . 54 SUL.3. F.Uan.ll. 102
dodeferred . 4 Texas Pas. Ifcti. .
McliUou 4s . 71 Texas Pac.'d . . .
Vtonlson''d A . 31 U. P. lHtto'ilj. . bP
luo Went Shore 4
_ A. N. unlflod 1 . 70d 0.11. & N. l l . . . . 1U5
iouthem SB. . , . . . . . B2 IN. Pae. 3ds ( I *
offered. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sou Frniictkou Sllntni ; Quotnlluus.
SAN FHANC1SCO. Auc. 'JO.-The official cloning
uotatlons lur lulalar OJic tally wera as fol-
ow :
Stlrer BIT * . BUHo Muxxoia duiar * . S4J544o. !
VarelfB l-'luanrlul AtTuIrs.
7AIIIS , A-uf. a. Ttrt * per cent rentes. Ittf
7 e for the nccount ; eiM st on London , If
17c for checks. H = < r3
11KRL1N. Aug. ExcSanee en London , rtgh
das' fight , SO markr * T&c g
l ONDON , Auc. f < O"ld In quoted today a
Iiuenos Ayres st 17i. 3tSqdrid. : 1K.S8 ; Llstwn
K ; Rome. 1C7.S7H. - -
IlnKtnn Slorlr-'Uiiotntlonn.
BOSTON. AUB. CO. Call -taint. Cad nir cenl
time loitns. " 37 par cent. Cioslur priso * fur
A T. AS. p . iSHMvii.0. ma. . TT
Am. Siirar. , . . . . . . . lltittnWliLjCentral . 14
Am. Sucar pfd. . . . | i" E < lion Elej. Ills. . 1SS
Ua.v. State Oas. . . . sn.ijgn. Elye nfd . fi5
Hell Telephone. . . 1 ! > 9 fStETilior Sd . It'M
HoMon A Alultir. S 4 | Alo/il / on 4 . . 7SH
Uoftlon&MMue. . 12 > ! > W - * Eloctrle * . . . HS
C. II. * U . 54H.Ws.Wnl. ls . . . CS
Fltchburc5 ( AllCurl Mlnlnr Cj SS
Grn. Electric . r4 < < AMintlc . 10
Illinois Steal . 4:1 : , UoHton At Monlvn "S1
Mexican Ueniral. . 7i < lluttrA Boston . . . 1
N. Y. AN. K . (10 Calumet X Heala. . DW )
OldColour . 178 ( Franklin . IS
Ore. Snort Line. . . . Ill Koars.irKo . W
Hnboer. . 14 'O ' ceoli . 21-
5t.iDleiro . Ill Dinner . 1 ( > S
Union PaclHo . 61H Tamarack. . . . . . . . . 71)
'VfBiBnd . (14 IWolverino . C > !
WCBI Eud nrj. . . . f-0 I
\rrr YnrU Mlnliiir ( Inntnllniix.
NEW Y3tK. A'U. 2T-Ti3foil9ivinr ! arj Ihl
lnlnr oiiotau ms :
offered. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
liiiniloii Stock ( ItKitiitloim ,
*
LONDON. Aug. ' 'II4 p. m. clo nr-
Cotihols.nr.v 113 H-ltil Mexican ordinary , nisi
Con ( oli.aee'i IIH'4 SL Paul cn.ti < 17 ? <
Can. 1'acluc. ii' | < N. . Ccnlrat P4 > f
Erie"t ilVuiiNVlvaiu.-l fi-J
RrlelHlnfd 2 Hi Roadlnc 4
III.Central KS i Myx. Cin. new 4 * . . . Cii <
1SAR SILVKR 3lUd per ounce.
MONEY H per cenl.
The rale of discount In the open market for
short and three months' bills , ? i per cent.
Soiillt Dnkntn CroiN.
HURON. S. D. . Aug. SO. Weekly rrop bulle
tin No. 20 of the South Dakota Hcrtlcm of the
ellmate and crop fervlee nf the weather bureau
for Ihe week ending Aucust 17 says : The tem
perature durlnc the week was considerably below
the normal. The weather was Kencrally cool ,
with less t.inn the normal amount of sunshine.
] -ali to peed showers ocpurred quite generally
and In some localities an inrli or more of rain
fell , bul most points report lens lhan an inrh ,
maklnc tin average for the state of aboul half
an Inch. There are a few localities where no
rain of eonsequenee occurred. In several couii-
lies hall storms of limited area occuned. doing
notne damage to late croirv Tlie rains Interfered
lo some eictcnt with harvesting , slacking nnd
haying , but not materlnlly. The harvest or smnll
grain Is very near completion and procreislnB
rapidly In Ihe northern counties. Stacking Is
far toward completion in Ihe southern and cen
tral counties , and considerable limning ImS
laendone. . Reports continue lo Indicate lhal
rye nnd barley nre. ns a rule , very good crops.
Heports as to wheat and onts vary , some coun-
lles reporting excellent results , while others re
port fair to very pimd. While the generally
cool weather during Ihe week was not the mo t
favorable for maturing corn , this crop did well
and has steadily progressed. In the southern
counties much of the early is beginning to dent
in many localities , and the later Is K nernlly In
the roastlns car staB . In the central and north
ern counties the earlier Is generally In the
roasting ear stage. T.iere Is some report of the
warm weather and lack of ample moisture during
preceding weelts reducing the ears In localities ,
but this complaint isnot at all ceneral. and the
crop is the most promising for yearn. It cp- >
IM-ars that the corn replanted because of work
of cut worms is nearly up lo Ihe earlier
jiolnt of advancement , especially In southern
and central counties , and 'Ikery promising. It
Is estimated that mosti f < ilic [ corn will be out
of danger from frost by. geuiemlier I to 111. with
otherwise favorable wenlhrrr 1'lax has done well
quite generally. Cnnildt-rnlfc has been rut , wlt'i
very good results , and the remainder is rapidly
nearing maturity , Late , putalocs ha\e been more
or less Pencilled by Ihe 'weather during tie ;
week , and promise a very'pooil crop , except in
localities. Haying continues * . The coiil weather
and rains of the week , hit > e kept the prairies ,
especially the shorter , graces. In green and
nutritious condition In mrtst counties. Millet
has done well and Is ninkllfuite generally , with
full heads. The harvesting < tf tiila crop Is in
progress , anil heavy yields .are reported , except
In limited localities. There Is some report of
fall plowing In localities M the mo t southern
* t > untis , and It Is thouRlttat.iat threshing will
become quite general thl * .f > e-k.
NEW ORLEANS , AUB. ' 2 . Clearings , tl.244-
MEMI'lIIR. Aug. 20. CUntrlnBs.J302.270 ; . bal
ances , J97.SE1. rtfsoni ' "
llOSTON. Aug. 20. Cleariniiii.'J12.010.174 I- ; balances
- -
ances , J1.410.85C.
KALTI&1ORIAup. . SOri-Clearlncs. J1.711.7M4
balances , J31Ki,232.
NEW YOBK. AUB. 20. Clearincs. J7E.70S.C5S ;
balances. HS41tC.KI. :
"
1'HILAPEU'IIIA. Aug. M. Clearings , JS.SIJ-
C74 : balances , } 1,103CH. ( '
ST. LOUIS. Aug. Sft. Clearlnge. J.W > . ! I78 ; bal
ances , tuis4 ( ! : money , steady at rjt ] > er cent
for cjill loans ; 7JS per cent for. time loans ; New-
York exchange. J1.S3 discount bid : Jl asked.
CHICAGO , Auc 20Clearings. . 111. 193.3:7 :
money , 1lnn ; call oans. COI percent : commercial
Iiaper. 7 per cent ; New York exchange , J1.13 dis
count ; foreign eiflmnBe , steady ; demand , $4.t,5 . -
sixty days , i4.M' = .
Dry Ci < xnlK.
KJiW YORK , AUB. 20 There was a good ,
healthy demand throUKhoul the market with
akents and Jubber * . and. In a seneral cense , a
Kiiod 'business wan doing. There was more doIng -
Ing In woolenx und all classes of btaple and
colored cottons shared in m"re request. The.
market was firm for brown und colored goods.
Printed fahilcs shared In a Rood order request
for 'assorted goods. Printing cloths were In de
mand at 2 7-lCc bldi no SUCK. |
TALt , RIVER Mass. Aug. SO. Prlnl clolhs.
qulel al 27-lCc ; no demand.
I'e > rlii 31arkflN.
'I'EORIA. Aug. 20. COUN rirm ; No. 2 , 22ic ;
No. 3. 22ViC.
OATS Acllve. irre-ETilar ; No. 2 while , 20S20Xc ;
No. 3 white. IkVirCtlVHc. .
3CYn Dull , nominal.
WHISKY Steady : finished gooils , on Ihe basis
of 51. : : for hlKh wines.
JtECEHTS Cxirn. 27r. 0 bus. ; oals , 33.300 bus. ;
rye. , CO * bus. ; whisky , none ; wheat. 12.wo bus.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 9 8:0 hue. ; oats. 52 350 bus. ;
rye , COO bus. ; whisky , 1.123 cals. ; wheal , none ,
Toledo Crillii.
TOLEDO , O. , Aue. SO-WHRAT Lower and
weak : No. Z cash und AUBUSI , r.2c asked ; Sep
tember , C3c asleil : ; December , CCc uslivd.
COHN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 24 ! c.
OAT.-5 Active und Fteady ; No. 2 mixed , ] 7Vtc ;
Seiiteml er , l& c. '
CLOVER SEED Quiet : prime October , J4.32VJ-
.OIL North Lima , KIC ; South Lima , EUc ; In
diana , Me.
llnltrr mill l-'t UN Supply- .
CHICAGO , Aug. ill. The Dally Trade Hulk-tin
today Issued its annual n-jxirt "if the supplies
of butler and eggs stored In the principal c-ltlos
of Ihe United .States. Returns weie received
from 113 points. Blocks of butler. 772.M ) luhs ,
aRalnsl 127.700 lubs Ian year , an Increase uf 23
per cent ; supplies of CKPH. llC3.2iXi cases againHt
1,212.000 cabes lust yeur , u decrease of \ Tier
cenl.
NEW YORK. AUB. M.-SUGAll'-Raw. steady ;
fair reflntriB. 3c ; renlrlfUBal , HO tesl. Z\c. Re-
flne-d , qulel , easier ; standard "A , " 4'ic ; confec
tioners' "A , " 4 c ; Branulated. 4 4c.
LONDON , AUB. 20 SfQAll I'ane , ijulet ; cen-
trlfuBHl , Java , 11s Cd ; Mukcuvado , fair refining.
I0 . lleet uuear , Hteady ; Ausunt. bu 7d ; Sej > -
leml > er , & Sd. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.MIllIKIlpllllHVllf4lt ,
MINNCAI'OLIS. AUB. 20.-WHEAT-AUBUBI ,
& 2 ic ; Keptemlier , C2bC ; December , Kic ; on
track , No , 1 bard , old , Gr > c ; new , Uc ; No. 1
noithern , old , Me ; : iew , M c. No. 2 northern
Did , L3i4c ; new , Oli c. Receipts , 123 curt.
Oil City Mnrkrl ,
OIL CITY. Aug. IO. C'ii'dll ' balances , J1.04 ;
sertmcales. opened. tLO ; > ( tUh , Jl.ui ; low , U-W :
DlokoJ. Ji.uD : shipments , Kf.OM bbl . ; runs , tl-
070 bbls. 12L _
TrlHftt1Vhfut. .
BAN FRANCISCO , Auij.SO.WHEAT Qulel ;
December , Mic'J Kt
IlrlrU Iliiilillni.- ! . 7'urn 'VVIille.
One of the iiecullurleffects of the lute hot
xnd sultry weather U luiiicnble on many of
; he prominent buildings faced with pressed
jrlck. Within the pasCTew days u white
ncrustatlon has muile'lta appearance on
: he north fronts , whleh- greatly dlsfiguru
.hem. In spettlclng of U ytsterday a prom-
nent architect btatcj thy white substance
, vas of cither un ulkalme nature or was u
nagneslu torrontlon .wilch was often eoen
luring such uptslls of rueuther. but that It
, vould disappear wh&u'jjie atmosphere re-
iumed its normal conqiuon ,
Muther nnd Ch'Ji.lVVii Dc-ktlliite.
Mrs. noli and two ciilidren were dUcov-
; rt 3 lam night at 115 North Fifteenth
iireet In an absolutely destitute condition.
Her husband had abandoned her aud the
t&other and children were absolutely desti
tute of anything to" sustain life. They
, vero taken to the police station and cup
elled with food for their present wants.
Till ! HISAI.TV aiAHICIST.
NSTRUMEKTS placed on record Thursday ,
August SO :
DEEDS.
3 H Farnsworth to J C Davis , nof
middle H lot 7 , block S. F V Smith's
add . t 1
J C Davis to S II Farnuworth , undlvfe
of ' ,4 lot 7 , same . , . 1
P W Corliss and wife to S J Cortina , lot
9. block 1. Mount Douglas add . 100
Ql IT 4'LAIM DEEDS.
and I L'-rv-ftt.
t B Savage Imsl'and to F
lots S aud C , block , Ambrose Place ISO
Total amount or transta - - . tua
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE1
Receipts of Cattle Continue to Bo Exceptionally
tionally Liberal ,
BIG PRICE FOR LOAD OF CORNFED NATIVE !
< iu Are Ale A" < - rjI'lintlfnl nm
1'rlcc MiiMin n Drop < > C Ten
CrfifN , lint tli - Ynril * Art-
Cleared 1'iirly.
SOl'TH OMAHA , Aug. 23.
. Cattle. J10i ; Stlfep ljOI ea
August 20 . 6.070 1.W7
August 19 . " .CSS 7.1119 3St
August 1 . S.IWS K,7tai 1.6H
August 17 . 2,430 1.44S 1WS
August IB . CSfl X72S ,2M
August 14 . l.tXS 2.CM6 KB
August IX . l.USS R.777 .
August 12 . 1,277 3.1M 14
August 11 . 1,8.13 , 2,1G ! 1,173
The olHclnl number of cars of stocl
brought in by euch road \v si
Cars Cnrs Curs
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C. . M. & St. P , ny . ,1
Mo. 1'ac. lly . 3
Union 1'acltic system . , 4 17
u. & M. n. u. n . c M
C. , 15. & o. Jty . c 3 :
C. , U. I. & P. Uy. , east. . . . 1
C. , 11. 1. & P. Hy. . west. . . . 2
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Hy. . . . 5
F. , K. & M. V. Jl. H. . . . 3S 24
Totnl receipts . 110 7S
The disposition of the day's receipts w-n ;
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omahn Packing Co . 132
G. 11. Hammond Co. . . . 412 l,07u.
Swift & Company . J20 1,013 11
CudiUiy PackingCo. . . . . 7M 2,711
U. Becker and Uegan. . . . 1M
J. L. Carey . 4M (
Kobtrmn , t Uothschllds. . 203
Hill & ] , ewls Co . 14
Huston .t Co . f.S
C. Pkg Co. , 1C C . 12C
Cudahy Uros. Co . US
Sinclair & Co . 130
Krugnn K Co . 401
3-uyton & Co . 114
Other buyers . f.07
Left over . 250 SOO
Total . S.374 C,4 ! > 4 l.Hff
PATTL12 The liberal run of cattle whict
set In on Monday continued today , tht
freh receipts Iwlng reported at 2.K3S. tu
against 2.CSJ yesterday and l.OSS on Thurs
day of last wcuh. The receipts for thf
week to date nre ll.GSH iieafl. ns compared
with G ; < ir.2 for the corresponding four days
of last wivK. The receipts for the slJ
days promise to be the largest for nn >
wi-ek in. along time.
Today's re.celpte consisted almost en-
tlrely of western ranee c ttle , natives be
ing few and far between. In fact , only one
load tif ciornfed nullve steers was offered or
the market. It wis a choice load and sole
at J4.1S. There were quite a good man >
western steers In the yards good enougli
for the killers , and while there were soim
pretty decent cattle among them , those
on the rommonl.- older predominated ,
The marki-t was slow to open , buyers being
determined upon securing a concession ,
while salesmen were all pricing their hold
ings nt steady prices. Owing to this difference -
ence existing between the buying nnd sell-
Ings Interests the trade was slow and drag
ging all the morning. Jn the end the
beeves about all sold , the best bringing
close to steady prices and others going
ofilOc lower.
Aliout twenty-five loads of cows nnd
helft'rs were on sale , irond , liberal offerings
for this market. The trude on thHt kind of
cattle was more active than on beef steers.
ard n good share of the offerings changed
hnnus early. Good butchers' stock sold at
just about steady prices , but the common
Grades were a little easier.
The yards were full of feeders , the fresh
receipts being large in addition to the
heavy holdings of speculators. Four days
of heavy receipts In. succession have filled
every one up , th * cattle coming In faster
than they have been going out. On ac
count of their heavy holding speculators
were very poor buyers this morning. Thev
appeared to be v.-aitlng for the country
buyers , a KOod many ofwhom were In the
yards , to do something first.- The market
was a drag all the morning , but later on , as
country buyers begun to take hold , the
trade livened up somewhat nnd n good
many cuttle. changed hands in n short time.
The market Is at least 25e lower than an
Monday. Representative sales :
HEHF STnins.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av Tr
. . . .J83 25 1..1140WSJ . . . . -
3. . . . 4tG 3 * j
NE13UASKA.
s'o. Av. 1'r. Xn. Av. Pr.
1 dtr , tls. . . . f : 00 30 ft-eilc-rs. . kl5 20
1 fwder . Itrfl ) 25 fteilere. , ic1 ? 3 30
2 feeder * . . . .12W 3 10
Walking & M.
( i cojvs . ! I7J ( 2 Si 1 feeders. . . 882
W. \Vntklns. .
1 str. tls..1250 SM 14S feeJere 10CO 310
Jc.lm J'raU.
7 feeders. . . . 10E9 3 15
M. K. Durncil.
1 bull . 1750 ] 75 17 { CCU.TS. . . . f42 5 10
* fi-c-utre. . . . 4W !
COLOHADO.
1 etr. tie. . . . 1010 t 25 1 utr , tie. . . . 970 2 SO
2 Kti-ero . f.G5 t M
Western Union lleef Co.
8 cown , Tex. 8C4 1 K3 131 urs Tex..ll7 2 55
3 Urn. Ttx. . Wl 2 SO f , rjrs. Tfx. . 7a8 2 CO
6 lififtrs. , . . . DOC 240 ( , feeder * . . . . i < 0 3 20
VVYOMINQ.
Walton & J.
1 cow . 7SO 1 2. ' , i feeder . HIS 2 63
1 cow.- . 1190 2 2i 7 cows . 1037
Marvll. Ilorney & Co.
5 cows . 1179 1 ! > 0 j < 4 PtetTB . 130C 2 93
1 ktr , tlB..1160 200 4 Jielferg . 1102 310
6 COWS . 1050 2 CO K Bit-em . J2G8 305
Si Bteprs . 1237 2 C5 12 Htvci . 1354 303
U Ht-crs . 134C 2 U5
Hay fitate I , . S. Co.
OLulU . im 2 IK ) Cl ut-rn . 1319 S 00
Setrs. UC..13CO 240 48 Hwre . 1U23 500
Gullirie fc Ohknmii Cuttle Co.
7 Btccr * . 1198 2 W ) sa helff-r * . : S Oi
1 Btl-vr . 141-U 270 C7 Mi-em . 12CB 315
7 co . 1041 275 71 ttfer . 1203 335
0 elet-rs . 1170 3 CO
II. II. Itothwell.
1 bull . 11M 1 75 4 COWK . 1000 2 0
1 blr. 11K..1220 200 149 teera . 1204 520
i Urn. lie. . .1320 2 W ) 15 fredem. . . . W7 3 )
1 M T . 70 2W 73 feeders. . . . DWi 3 S7
1 HtttT . 1230 S l > 0
Wt-Btern Union Iluef Co.
7 bulls . 13C4 1 U ) 76 rov.j . 978 2 CO
C oottl . V03 1 C3 77 btrs. Tex , , Hub S 75
; Ktaes . 11U t 15 7k Mrs , Tex. . 1105 275
1 Ktrs. tig , . . 12M 200 I etr. Us. . . .120 305
1 Btr , lit. . . .1110 Z W 10 helfern . ItlC 320
J fctr , lie. . . . 1270 2W 1 ! Btt-erii . 12 3 330
SOUTH DAKOTA.
I feeders. . . . 1287 2 BO DT fevers. . . .1222
Wfxtern
1 FtUE . 1400 2 25 34 cows . 1067 2 K
I cuv . ViM 223 as btmra . IKC 213
leave . 1103 2 ( S 35 OOWB . 1024 SOO
SIDAHO.
IDAHO.
> nrs , tls..l ( * 270 2i feeder * . . . . 1164 S 20
HOGS The lerclpt of IIOKB were larce. Hie
i call crrlvaU loduy Iwlne & .U10 , u uealnit 7,109
ecleiiluy anil 3,777 on 7'hui > day ut lutt ut-eK.
'he rtcelptu for the four du > of Hie wt-ek ate
! > . 4T , H auelnit ! > ,74i ! for the oem > jKinaiie
rlod of lust nrek.
VeeU-rduy'li decline wai continued loday. Hie
rude oiieulnj ; thlv morning about IDc lower on
tiavy hogb. HeiiortH from all other niarktn
i-ere lower , and In addition pork touched the
ow El point In Ibe iiltlorx of the trade. Bait-s
unn oeemnd la feel tliat It would lie Ubeltuw to
\g\\t \ \ sculn't Hie Inevitable and tlu-y cut IUOM--
u Hie decline. The moBl of Hie hogs void tally.
There wan a good bhliijilnK demand for heavy
OK * and the marl-tit on that Kind n-a > run lu
xceed &c lower , and au Hie demand win larger
lian the offerlngt Hie market cloxxl tlnn. Good
lelil hoe at HID- COM > would probably h >
old about at well a * yesterday.
The ereal bull : of all Hie hogs sold at SZ.703
M. as agalnm JiH.W jeitiTday. Ltcln lions
ld up us high as (1.04 , Hie lop yesterday being
K Q7L1
in addllloa lo the freh rxcellits tlitxe were
bent I.IM btftle lifts on sale , making the total
tr rtngs about C.400. 1'ruutlcally ver'tUlne was
< M and In c nxl Mtavon. liri > r s nlallve
45 2 S7 70 tffl MB ISO
K I7 M J 70 TO 2f > im 2 SO
M 37 502 TO < S I V I fO
7 a * N J 70 a tog
so SO 270 K :
n Jii fl ( 2 70 f Ztl
7 27 * 40 2 70 7 J7
(1 371 . . . 2724 ft Mt
'
K Ml M 2'7ZU
(4 1S 40 2 7S < i
4li W9 1W 2
M 1 Ml 2 It
1 3 . . . * 7
u sw . . . i T
a * * . . . 27 *
It 2W . . . 278 7 !
Xtt M * 2 7K m
2tl 2 14 ;
r 2 it
4 * . Ml 27 s
. 27 * 4 * 2 7
3
K . 114 m t 7 M
m . Tf SW 17 fit 144
M . CM 40 t 7K 7S M *
f . 4 M 27S u in
U . W Sfl J 7S It 314
(0 . 3f. . . . S 7t W 3C
M . MS SO 2 7 rf ! 4
71 . iw i : 7
1(1 ( . KK . . . ITS
< * . r > . . . 2711
M . 7 W > I 711
a . rs 40 i
SHEK1' Thprr w n fnlr run of
thr tmwl nf th m WMtprnn. Thr ilrinRtiil
prnxl nnd the onVrlnc * wrrc all taken early I *
tliy mornlne. Value * mr a llttlr * lnmp r mn
thr market couia wfely l > c quoted Idc hlshcr
nci > tr > ntatlve Bales :
N'o. Av. 1'r.
7 P CB . . . W > t 00
40 cull * . 10 S 75
12 > mlUytarllnK ! < . IS " 2
T 2 Inmb. " . fiT 475
ciiiG.o i.ivi : . .T
I'rlct-K fur Clinlcp Dry I'IM ! Nntlti
Sti-rrn Itfinnlii rlrin.
CHICAGO , Auc. 20. In cnttlp , tirlops foi
cholfp. ilrj'-fi'd tmtlxr BtrrrB rrmalnitl firm , bill
for common lots of entile prices were Inrllnnl
to waknesfl. Two carlondp tif pupeilor 1.41Mh.
Ftpers brouKht J4.75. At from } 4 C6 down to 54.K
for rrood IH-BVWI , trnde was very Rood , nnd com
mon lo puoj RTnnsy Intu ro\i In larpp ni'tnlivn
at from H.23 lo S4.15. Thriv was un ncllvt
Rtorkpr traOe at from J2.40 to flCO. ntnl fecdtrf
sold fairly al n ulde ranpp of iitlcr * . Cow and
heifers pold at Irom JL-ll lo } 3.lw'i. and m < it ( it
the bulls Knld at from S2 to K.KTOXHR Mef
wenIn fnlr demand in from J2 40 In JJ. anJ
nonhcrn rutiRcrs sold larevly nt from J3 23 tc
J3.K tor Mrem. and at from f3.13 to I3.DO foi
heifers and cows.
Trade In hoes decllneil nt rcculnr prlrrx. with
n peed pait of the trndlnc nt a further decline
of f t\ Heavy hops Hhowed the mosl wcnUneHS
Enrly pales wei-e the Inst , and Hie market
clnpctl luidly. Heavy lots Hold at from f2.r 5 In
S3.33. rni-illmn uml mixed at fitim J3 to 3 40. anil
licit at from } 3 r. to s .
There wn a fntrly actl e trnile \mclianKed
prices for flieep Westerns soli ! at from 12 23 tu
13.33. larpely between from I2.W. to J1.U5. Natlie
sheep Fold at from J2 23 to K 25 1'rune export
sheep were snlenble nt-ound J3.F > 0. bul KUPI klnili
are hard lo Cnd. l amhs pold al from )2.t > (1 (
to 15 Ml for Inferior to prime , not many Kolnp
lielow f3. The lamb trade bhoued home Improve
ment.
Hecelpts : Cuttle. 13.000 head ; IIORR. 27,000 litad :
sheep. 13. ( HM ) head.
KtiiiMiiM CKy l.lvo Storlc.
KANSAS riTV. Aup. 20. CATTI.B llcorlpts ,
fr,00 head ; Blilpments , 4.MK ) liend. Ilest Knulen.
steady to eak : others. WlOc lower : Texnt
steers. { 20T > 4i2.S3 ; Texas cows , Jl. : ft.10 ; heel
stcciT. } 3.40I4.4i ( ; native co , I1.25fi3.23 ; stock-
crs and feeders , r..40ff3.7 : , : bulls. Jl.i0i2.r,0. ;
HOGS Hecelpts. ll.Sno head : shipments. S.iro
hcml. Market weak. fc lowei ; tiulk of sales ,
$2.i.iT3.ir ! > ; heavy. S2. ! < 0f3.Ki ; paekefK. J2.-KIir3 10 :
r.lxecl. J2.955J3 13 : llchts , J3.03fl3.20 ; Yorkers , $3.10
63.20. plus. f3.i,03.20.
SHEir Ilecctpts. 700 head ; shlpmenlR , 700
head. Market steady ; lambs , $3,5034.50 ; niul-
lens , I2.23tT3.dO.
St. IiOlllN IjlVC SttU'U.
ST. LOUIS. Auc. 20. CATTLK Ilecl8. | | 4.dll )
head ; maiket acllve. steady ; imtUe s.ilpiilnc
steers. J3r.osr4.30 ; dressed bi-ef erodes. J3K4 ( id ;
cows a.id heifers. J2.rrOffS..r,0 ; Texas and Indian
sll-ers. f2.40IT3.40 ; cows. Tl.75fT2.7S.
HOGS Hreelpts. S.OOO head ; market hteady :
IlKht , J3.20&3.40 ; mixed. J3. 0003.25 ; heavy. J3.WO
rr.o.
SUnUP ItecelptB SflflO liead ; maiket about lOc
hleher ; nalU'es , t2.BOSf3.2S , _
NKW YOHK , Auc. 20. IlKKVnS Receipts , 4U.
: tead ; no trudlnR. I-uropean cables quote Amer
ican Btcera ut lOUJJUVjc. dressed wel hls ; re-
frlperator In-ef , R5ikc : no oxporis.
SHiil' AND LAMltS Kecclpts. 4,004 hend ;
active and at much blither llKures ; theep , J3.0U
5/4.23 ; lambs JS.OOfn.dO.
HOGS Kecelpts. 1.1C3 head ; quiet al
Stin-U in
I'.eeord of rccelpls at the four principal mar-
iels for Thursday , AucuH 20. IMiO :
Cutlle. Hoes. Sheep.
Crmllo n ml tinOrnvi' .
The following births and deaths were re-
portefl at the health office during the twenty-
four hours ending at noon yesterday :
Births Anton Inda , 2014 South Twenty-
fifth street , boy ; lllchard Westgate , 4532
Charles , boy.
Deaths Gust Carlson 20 , 3003 Hurdetlo ,
typhoid fever. Forest Lawn ; Emma Schwalm.
D months , Twenty-sixth and Bancroft , pastro-
enterltis , Laurel Hill ; Helen Klothow. 1 ,
18(18 ( North Eighteenth , peritonitis. Prospect
Hill : W. Soestlta. 20 , 2327 South Nineteenth.
enteric tuberculosis , Bohemian cemetery.
Tfi Cl < iui r ili
Effectually , yet gently , when costive or
blllc-us , or ivhen the blood IB impure or
sluggish , to permanently overcome habitual
constipation , to u waken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity without Irrita
ting or weakening them , to dispel head
aches , colds or fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
K Ilelil fur KODJTJ- .
Albert Suilmberg was bound over to the
district court by Judge Gordon yesterday
in the num of $700. The charge is forger ) ' .
Sudenbcrg was arrested several months ago
ut the Instance of a bic-yele firm In the city
aliening that he obtained nbout J.7W worth of
bicycle supplies upon the strength of 11
forged order. The order was supposed to
have been signed by Sudenberg's father.
llojnl A roll n u m Trolley Party.
Union Pacific council of the Koyul Arca
num gave one of the most enjoyable trolley
parties of the season last evening. The
narty filled three of the largo open cars
which made the trip over the Omaha lines
and then visited Council Bluffs. They
wound up by screnadliic The Bee.
KOHISCAST OF TOIIAV'S AYI8AT11KII.
SlioMfr * Mny 1'oki.llily Full In Sniiir
TartM f KiioK-rii .VcliriiMlia.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 The forecast
for Friday Is :
For Nebraska Generally fair , with pos-
hlbly local showers In the extreme eastern
portion ; southerly winds , becoming vari
able.
able.For South Daltotu Fnir , preceded by lo
cal Khowers in the western portion ; cooler
Friday nlg'ht ; winds shifting to northerly.
Kor Montana Local showers , followed
liy fair weiither ; cooler ; northwesterly
winds.
For Wyoming Showers , followed by fair
weather ; winds shifting to northerly and
cooler Friday.
For Oklahoma nnd Indian Territory-
Fair ; southerly winds.
For Kansas Fair , preceded by showers
In the eastern portion ; southerly winds.
For Missouri and Jowa Partly cloudy
trtnthur. with local showers ; southerly
winds.
I.ix'nl IlcTonl.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA , Aug. 2U. Omuha record of tern-
lierutuiu and rainfall compared with the
[ . orrespondlnu day of the past four years ;
IfcM. 18'JJ. Ihlil 1893.
Maximum temperature 71 80 K2 83
Minimum ternpernturu. . . . tf 69 71 r,4
vortige tetnperatuie iO iO iC 74
I'roeipltatlon 00 T T .00
Condition of temperature und preclpltu-
Lion at Omaha for the day und since March
I. IK'fl ' :
Mormal temperature 72
Uctlclency for the day - '
\ccumuluU-d excess slrife March 1 121
formal fironlpltatioii , 10 inch
Uillclenry for the day 10 Inch
Total precipitation sincu Mch. J..24.72 lnuhe.s
Kxcess Blnt-e March 1. 1S'C ! ' 3.0C Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , 1895. . . fc'.S"i Inehea
Deficiency for cor. period , 1SW..12.28 Inches
IteiiortM from Sllltlon * ut N | i , in.
T lc3lclt trace of prtrlp tatl n.
L AV UUI , Obser-
OMAHA-ST , LOUIS RATE IS CUT
Packing Honso Products May Go for
Thirteen and a Half Cents.
MISSOURI PACIFIC OUT OF THE WAR
llnlf < > MV Orlrntm IK THIrlf-Ttro
OntX lint Hie llnnil I * > nt 3lnU-
Iii r An- Oil nil Kiinl-
rfll IlllMlllfHH.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 20. Thp IJurlliiKlon to
day lowered Its rate on parking house prod
uct for ox.ort | from Omaha to the rust
bank of the Mississippi rhrr to 13H centi.
The Missouri 1'arlflc has put In a rate on
oleo stock nud neutral lard , South Omaha
to New Orleans for export , of 3" cents. The
Missouri 1'Aclfic people do not think them
Is any money" iu hauling tbe"buslnesa at
the present rates and do not wish to bo
drawn Into the controversy pending between
the lines leading fast from the Missouri
river. _
ATI.AVTIC JS riCIITIMi THIS CUI.P.
Cut III Prrlltlit Itntfi on 1'nrklnir
lloiloc I'miltirli ( Sitliiir Kun ( .
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 20. The AVabash and
Santa Ke railroads today met thn 8-cent ralo
per 100 on lard , tallow , oleo. oil , grease anil
canned meats from Kansas City to the
Mississippi made yesterday by the Alton.
The Santa Fe followed suit In part by making
the same rate on oleo , oil. lard , stcarlno and
tallow for export and n rote of 13 4 cents on
other packing house products. This Is In
the Interest of Atlantic against Oulf port
shippers and apparently Is the beginning ot
another Interesting freight rate war.
Western freight rates arc now In a worse
condition than they have been for a long
times. The fight ttotwcrn the Chicago roads
and the Oulf lines tor the gtaln traffic of the
transmlssouri territory Is being waged with
great bitterness and at prrscnt the Gulf
lines seem to by having the best ot the
struggle. Although rates have been reduced
one-halt bet u ecu Chicago and the Missouri
river and one-third between Chicago and the.
seaboard , there Is much ot tbe grain going
by the New Orleans and the Galveston gate
ways. The western roads do not at present
see how they can reduce rates more without
losing money and they are anxious that
their eastern connections thall como to their
relief. The latter , however , seem to bo
fairly well satisfied with their action in re
ducing the rates liy one-third and the pres
ent indications are that the western roads
will be left to work out their salvation in
the best way they can.
\VIIL. SOI.UIKUS Kit 12 is.
MlHMMirJ PnrlKc Mnkrn it KrnrrmiN
' ( lifer fur I IKPiiriiiI < -M.
The Doard of Governors ot the Knights ot
AU-Sar-Bcn held Its regular meeting at the
Commercial club rooms Wednesday noon and
talked over many minor matters connected
with the great parades. Among other things
the work of selecting the ushers for the ball
was taken up and thu selection of them Is
low under way. They will all be taken froai
among the well known young men of the
city and It Is hoped to have the list completed
n a few days.
Notice was received from W.D. Doddrldgo
of the Missouri Pacific that his road would
.ransport free of charge the troops from
Tort Crook on the night ot the great civic
mradc and return them on the same terms
when the parade , was over. The , troops
md previously consented to come up and
under this arrangement It is assured that
all ot th'e Twenty-second Infantry except
.he small number -necessary to guard the-
post will be present and participate In the
parade. The board by n unanimous 'voto '
cndered Its thank's to the Missouri Pacific
or Its generous offer. _
Itnllrii.-iil Vitliinllmi IiirrviiNril.
CHEYENNE. Aug. 20. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Hailroad valuation in Wyoming for
the Btate tax levy purpose was raised
today by the state board of equalization over
last year's valuation , as follows : Union
Pacific main line , ? 240 per mile ; Oregon
Short line , J2-40 per mile ; Fremont , Elkhorn
& Missouri Valley , J300 per mile ; Cheycnno
& Northern , $300 per mile. The increase
adds M12fiC4.50 to the 1K95 valuation ot
railway property in the state and makes the
total assessed valuation upon all classes of
liroperty J.30.02,704.C."i , an iucroaiio over
ast year of J1S0.7C5.80. The stuto tax rate
remains the same as ( or last year.
I'roiiONfil lji w Itali * to lenv kr.
DENVEIl. Aug. 20. The general agents tf
he eastern railroads today decided to recom
mend to their companies a one-fare round
trip rate to Denver from Missouri river
loints and an 0 per cent rate from near
lolnts for the Festival of Mountain anil
: 'laln , October G , 7 and 8.
Notice was received today that the West
ern Passenger association has granted a
rate of ono fare , plus { 2 , from the Missouri
ivcr and Intermediate points for the
Eisteddfod , and a one-and-a-third rate from
St. Loutti and Chicago.
Itnllroail Will IliilNr .Sli - - | > .
CHICAGO. Aug. 20. The Burlington road
s going Into the sheep business. It haslet
lot been satisfied with the amount of tha
sheep trafllc which It has secured ot Into
and has determined to raise Its own cheep
and keep them where they cannot bo
reached by any of its competitors. It has
arranged for a tract of land along its lliio
n one of the western states , and will stock
t with about 10,000 hheep.
The king of pills is Deucham's Hcoohini'i
LOCAL IlllKVJTIKS.
M. F. Martin was lined (10 and routs
n police court yesterday for an assault
upon u man named Fancy.
Mrs. K. A. Husten of Mount Veruon , la. .
E in the city looking for her IC-year-old
son. The lad ran away from home u tuvr
days ago and lies not yet been loaded. Mrs ,
iustcn has called in the assistance of thu
> OliCB.
The police have been asked to keep their
yes open for a confidence man who turned
trick on a Council Illuffs merchant Wednes
day. The- chap passed a worthless checker
or $ C ( I ) payment for goods and received
nearly $1 In change ,
The chief of police of St. Paul has i\ \ led :
the local department for the loan of soina
detectives for service during thu week end-
ng September 5 , As thu local force will
> e needed during fair week Chief Slgwart
will not bo able to comply with the request.
"Hoys will be boys , " but you can't afford
o lose any of then. Be ready for the green
apple feeason by having DuWllt'E Colic aucl
Cholera Cure in the hoube.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 103 ! ) . Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : SI'OCXS '
n < x > m DIVi , Hoard tit Ttade.
Direct wires to Clucacu and New Yortu
Corrt ! > , I > ondent * ; John A. Warren 4t Co.
N oiler.
To C. E. Klvlng and to Whom It May
: uirern : Notice is lieri-liy given that on ,
owlt. the 21th day of February , A. D. ,
UiC , thf Iiounl of managing truBtcea of the
> xan Colonlzfitlon comimny levied an n -
Mrkinent of Sill p-r nbare upon the nuriltul
lock of wild company , payable % vfthln
nlxty duyK from ald dutv ; that fald UH-
KHumeDt upon fourteen and ono-half vhuruA
f wild fctock WloiiKlng < o Kaid ( * E. Klvlng
in now ilcllnquunt , und that ald shotrs or
lock or w much thc-irof u * nhull be iuct- -
wry to me < t nucti aettessmunt , together
vitti Intrt-Bt and ca t , an provided by thu
iy-lKW uf svld company , will Ut rold at
ublk- auction lo the l.lghufcl and bc.it bidder
for cush at th'ofti ; of ald company lr.
Orange I'lly Simix < i-niri y It on th Sl t
Jiy : of Anfi'iA 1J 1 < 'B , -it 2 o "vk
in th" nf"rrio'-.n '
7L.XA8 t'Ol jNJ/.VrJOW COMPANY.
Uy A VAN DKUJ
Sccreiur > a J
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