v THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TTIiTDAT , ATTGI'ST 21 , 1SOG.
,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
feature of the Day the New Low Price
Eccord of Pork ,
IMPETUS GIVEN WHEAT CONTINUES
ptnrtlnc Price * for -ilcinli T nnil
iiltfr Wrre Unch it I-'rnc-
tloit IllKlicr Thnii Wetltn ? -
Un > ' CltialiiK llntrn.
CHICAGO. AUR. 20. Pork made n new low
tnark today. September at one time nelllnp
nt V. W ) a barrel. Humors that orders fet
Bold Importation had been countermanded
nrjil lower Wall street prices weakened
wh ( it lifer fnvorable opening , the clos <
InB prices for September showing n KC de
cline. Corn wan sympathetically weak nni
closed Uc lower. Oats remain unchanged
Thi Impetus given to wheat by the on
Kagunint of Bold for hnportntlon as re
ported yesterdhy afternoon was continued
this morning. The starting price for Sep
leniber nnd "December were each * c pel
Viu. hlRhcr than the closing rates o
the day before. One of the chief fncton
of the opening firmness was the strengtl
displayed In thu foreign markets. Liver
j > eel was quoted as opening lire nt Vid pel
cental advance nnd London nt f.d per quarter
tor hlfiher for American wheat. A para
Krnph from the Liverpool Corn Trade Newi
was being paraded near the openlnc whlcl
italil thai the general Impression there o
the size of this year's American wheat cro ]
was that It would be about 470OM.OiO bu
und that -wheat would be 5s per quartei
higher In the United Kingdom. They be
llc-vcd ll lo be malerlally umaller than that
The northwestern receipts commenced to
day to exhibit a contrast to those of thi
corresponding lime of the year before
There Is still some ot that great crop left
lint the dally exhibit of the Mlnnenpoll
wild Uululh receipts will , nevertheless
show a great discrepancy compared will
this yunfu. The two cities received 2X
cars today a ngalnst 408 cars a year apa
The Atlantic port clearances were equal ti
SM.WO bu. of Hour and wheat together
Closing cablegrams confirmed the strenptl
reported of the foreign markets at th <
opening , but the market exhibited nil It
rurength In taking the little Jump 11 dli
sit the start. After the ehrly advance busl
ness got slow and stocks getting wenkc
there was about as much effort to sell n
there had been to buy early and all thi
Improvement vras lost. A rumor that sonv
< if the gold engaged for Importation hni
J > een countermanded helped to depress th' '
jirlce near the end. There wns a notice
iiblc Jack of outside support nil day am
the consequent dullness of trading prc
.vented larger fluctuations than were re
corded. September opened about "Sic " hlpne
nt from f.fie to f.G'.4c , gradually weakened t' '
l Uc nnd closed Klendy nt KV c.
Corn was very dull and easier ; prices -wcr
strong early , Influenced largely byvheai
lUl wcro also helped by reports that th
crop -wits hardly so promising as a inont
ngo. Hut after the first bulge the markc
"began " to decline. September opened stron
nt 23Hc. Uc above yesterday's closing , an <
"touched 21c for a moment , but soon weak
cned nnd In the last half hour barel ;
touched 23c , tlie closing price.
Outs were fairly active and for the mos
Jiart ruled easier , although around th
opening , when shorts bought In some , ther
was u tendency to do better. Selling wa
snore general later and prices fell oft an
closed just where they did yesterday. Ex
changing between September nnd May -wa
a frequenl occurrence. September opene
n. shade higher nt from 17MrC to 176ic
touched 17 0 and declined to 17V.C , closln
steady nt that figure.
A small Klzed raid on September per !
early In the day -was the chief feature c
the trading In the provision pit. After 10
had been chipped off by a few small sales
John Cudahy's broker got at It with sledg
liammers and smashed the other lOc off 1
about two blows. This brought the prlc
ilown to K.NO. the lowest point ever reachec
The last ] Bc was recovered again and th
day s loss In September ppiJc was 10. Jant ;
ary. comrmred with yurfuh-day's closln
price left off 2ifcc lower. " Lard and rlli
were more lavored , the fair support give
these commodities "count'crnctlng" Ihe e !
feet of the weakness In pork , and closln
prices were unchanged to Z c higher.
Estimates for Prlday : iVheat , 100 cars
corn. 450 earn ; oats. 185 cars ; boga , 1S.OC
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Article * | Ojin. I lllyu. | Lo < v. | Cloji
V.'l.cat.Ko.U .
CSH <
" " " C4
Sept" ! ! ! ! . 5B ?
Doc Ol'M CHH 5U
Corn. No 2. .
Aui- 23 2 ° !
Sent BH 55
Dotn. No. 2. .
17KaH
" " ' "
Vay . . . "I JO 10) )
Fork.iwrbbl
" 0 00 C 024 C BO r. DO
Oel C 117k' f > DO C 05
Jun. 7 00 7 00 C 87.4 0 97 !
titint 3 35 3 40 3 35 3 40
Oct. S 4'-'W 3J7H J'iL a 471
3 73 J 80
' 3 70 3 77 !
Eliort'liVbs-
Sept. . . . S 2B S 27 3 27 !
3 32 3 SO 3 55 3 SC
Jan. . . , . . S 47H S CO a 45 .M ro
Cash quotations were as follows :
nXH'lt-Steaily ; vlntrr intents. tt.K n.2i
rtralEhts , f.2ifr3.20 ( ; siirln ? pati-nlH. SJ.liJiS 5 ;
rtralKlits. j.S jS. i ; bakers. $ : .004iS.M.
VH U AT No. Hirlni- . r.4ie ; No. 2 sprlni
" ' " "
"c-OKN Na. ! . Xfi-Jlc ; Kn"S yellow. Z.TC:3'4a
0.\T8--No. 2. n Vien c ; .Vo. ! white , sl i
C3r , No. H whlto. Me.
11VD No. 2. 31c.
11AHL12V No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3. f. o. b. , 23 <
lo. 4 , f. o. b. , lS at/22i\
1'LAXSBUD No. 1. nr.JrCCHe
TIMOTHY BBitriime. . fS.77V- .
\VinyitV DUtllU-rs' j'.rr . gal
I'Ol'I.Tiiy Jlarlift Ktcndv ; turkey * . 7uSflk
cliU-Ucn * . SciJUViP ; ilurkn. 7' fiOV4c.
The followinc were he receipts find eliliimcnt
1o < ? - - ! J
OiitUul'roluoo oxoh-mia tod-ivthB butler uiai
krt wan tli-m ; creamery , ( laldlic ; dairy ' ti <
14c. Kci-s , Urrai I rush , lla Choc e , a'uici
MW YOUIC CK.VKIt.VL MAIIICUI
QiiiitndiiiiM of tin- Day on Anrluii
ClIlllllllMlltll-N ,
NinV YOniC. Auc rLOt'Il-RccHpta. . 18
SDO bbls ; rx | irts , 6 , 72 bbls. More actlre un
ttcnfly ; drmsnd toilsy wn chiefly for tprln
patrntg wtid low grade \niilcriij wluttr extrai
J3 liifi-l- winter patents , 13.4003.53 ; Mlnncsot
patrnts. | ! .Uti3.70 ; MlnneHolu Lul.crs , JS.SOC2.7
lt > flour , dull ; kuin-rline , j : 4Wf5 H.
J-I.l-.MlAITslcolJy ? * ' 'e'10" ' * fclem. COc.
llAUIJiY MALT Numlnul , wi-ntern. ttfll
llUKlrra ; No.n > mi. S7Vi ? ! kWc.
11AUL,1V Oulrl ; wratrrn , SSSi c. u.'l. f.
AVIIKAT HfCflj'ts. H,7W ) bu. ; imports , mx
bu , | Hit , ftcady ; No. 1 hard , C7 c. Oi.tloi
oj.t-nrJ lirm und Kilvanced khari'ly on lilchi
cables unj Urcr buylnR , but lulrr ilccllnt
under local realizing , ubsrtice of outside nuinm
tncii > a lnc n-culiils und luck pf expoit ilfiuum
cli i-it 4tU > > c lift lirw-tr ; Aujunt closed (3c ; Sci
t -iuuer CISiMT.c. closed C3c.
l' < UN Hrp liits , 1W.4UO bu.j exports , 76f.M bu
* IKJ | quiet , Nn. a , J ic , CM'tlons opened Ilri
* nil k'lvunred on rovirine , but Uttr c-un-d o
wl h whrnt. cluiinff i o lower on near and i ,
] i'c < itr on dlitunt mor.tlit Aucutt. is , E
ri iniHl , tk n , rii-iitriubi-r , ISiiOS" 1-lCc , clontx
UVT& lli-clnl , H.iimi bu. ; export * . M.K1 bu
ST t tf < ly. No. t. U6' 9 o. Outluni qule
but ltrm on lleht Mvkirrn stock * and bullU
crop n w . clutlnB Uc hlcbvr ; Auju.t COKH
tv * fljcw trrn creainvry ,
n
innsi-n clpt , 7.0 * ) PUSH. : Heady ; l rc <
- - unall , C6iCi part kkinu , S6 c. fu
l-uas-n * lpt . t,72 ; market troni
etule and l'ujm rvjnin , wvctern i ; >
J4cHATStcaa > 'l fhlpplnc. tCO , to cholc- -
.
llol'S Qulet ; oommou to rholre. IkSU cron j
t , > . I'ccttlo count , lhil ! cj ( . < p. : 64c , 1S35 cro ] '
Sli ' c
1'IUES Steady ; GdHeston. He ; Bucnot Avru
dn ICc Texan , drj' . SUc : C llfornla. IJc ,
UBATHEIl Qulrtr hemlock > ole. llueni
Ayrvii. l.tlit to hear- weight ! . 2Voic
1 It ) Vl. < luN"S-U t steady , family , IS.COijtOl
Vt-eC laiiii. ( ItWXilCtt ) . packet. * e Q4j7.OQ.
tnea'ii. HcaaijUllinl ; txtillcn. 4Wt'S'-.c. pickle
tuuidcr * . JHo : plokled h ms. | tue > .7J. Ilacoi
* Uoul.lorfc. (4.40. tungurv. * S.Ti , rib * , }
II.IJ . lir > - m It iniau. bgxwl kUauldei
\ci , II W > . ribH tin thorn. PS7\4 Uiit
and active. v tcrn Heam. ItW ; cholc
Lu Jenntd. dull. 1'urk. Itrni , uia to tif
' c r
. j * . jtunfinrj nieu , Joliblng. ' .
, " ? 'lCotUMted ' oil. ctuay : jirtme crufii
lei * ijlme jrltow. S382J t I'etroleun
te * < ly 1'iJttyl clut a. tl 0. . Tunxsntta
t 'y UOWlc. Ito ln. ut l. ur In d. coinmc
t it
wjtt 40 * bbdm. .old ft
lro u vtkl ; ; rcutbern ,
. . , . Tlr
( > ) ; nraltn. JtL2 * l .W. Ilntrx , market Onr
Silter , dall ; dommtlc. t7 if .7 .
IlirH Stfiidr ; dnmentlr. fair to extra , HB c
Japan , 4 4Vir.
MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans , food t
choice , 2W37e. _ _ _ _
OMAHA CIMUAL. ; .MAIIKHT.
Conilltlcin f Trnilp nnil ( liuitntlon
on ftnplr nnil Pnnp > 1'roiliiec.
BGC5S Choice * tock. SH * c
lltTrnfl Common to fair , 7c ; choice to funcj
country , lie lie. iwirtor creamery. IMJISc
ITKtlicred crram. l4ltc.
VKA1 Chnlp. fat. SO to 120 lb . . Is quoted >
"pc ! larce and coarw , 4QGC.
CHEnRE-Dometitlc brick , l c : HJarn , rer dot
: S.SO ; club houKe. 1-lb. jam , JHT doi. , JI.W ; l.lm
x-rcer , fancy. j > rr lb. , > Vsi lloquefort. H-H
am , per doi. , K.OO ; Younc Americas , B\c ; twlni
fancy. H c.
IXH't.TllV l.lTe > hfiin. Ci c ; rocka , c ; rprin
chicken * . liiBSp ; fprlnc ducks , 7BSC.
t'lanoNS Live. ( "V ; dead plEeons not wanted
HAY fplnnit , tS.00 ; midland. H.60 , lowlsne
14.00 : rye straw. 14 W ) , color tnaVwi the price it
In ) ' , light l.dles rell the bt-Bt ; only top grade
brine top prlcm.
ItllOOM COU.V nxtrrmrly slow n&le : nci
crop , dollvercd on track In country ; choice rrce
sflf-worklnc carpet. tr lb. . I'Vlc ; choice g'eer
runnlnt to hutl. 2Wc : common. 1V4U.
X'iORTAHLC .
WATlMtMRLOXS 1'er doi. . crated accordln
lo rttr. lt.WS.71. .
CANTAUHTHS-rer cratf , 11.25.
TOMATOIJS IV.r H-bu. banket. 40c ; H-bu. bai
hct. SOc.
CtTPMIlUns-lVr rtoi. . SOfillc.
Ni\V O.NlnKS Gnoil Flock , per bu. , KOBOc.
LIMA 11EANS 1'cr lb. . 4c.
m\NS-Hetid picked navy , per bu. . J1.40ffl SI
fAHItAGE Home crown , per hundred , "Sci
H.W ) .
1'er Ooz. , 5Q30c ; fancy mammotl
I'OTATOHS New potatopn , per bu. . 2ic.
rilUITS.
anAPKS Home Brown Krapcs , 22T23c.
CALIFOIIXIA I'KACHKS Crawfords , 60c ; E I
10 box lots , TT-c.
CALirOHNIA PLUMP Per box , Jl.S5Wl.tO.
CALITOHNIA OHArCS Per case , Kontali
Menu. tl.Uffl.40.
Al'I'LKS Cooking , per bbl. , tt-DOffl.7S ; catln ;
ll.7liOS.on.
SOUTH HUN I'KACHES Per 4-ba.sket crat. .
free ftoneB , Kc ; rllnt' . 7Sc-
CAL1KOHNLV PKAnS-llartlettB.
IJuerrp Hardy. tl.30 l.f,0.
NECTAIUANS Per cne , tl.75.
TitoricAL rnuiTs.
OnAKOns-nodl. ] > er case. } C.fJ.
LEMONS Mcsslnas , JC.OO@7.00 ; California len
ons , JG.OU.
BANANAS Cholco larce stock , per bunc !
j.00fjr. ; medium-sized bunches , ll.&OSri.O
LEK-No shipping stock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOXET Fancy hlte. jwr lb. . 14c ; choice , Hi
alllurnla. umt > er color , luc.
C1DEH Clarincd Juice , per half bbl. . ; pi
bbl. , jr. .
PllESEnVES Assorted. M-lb , palls , each , 11.4
MAPLE SVRUP Five cal. cans , each. t.7
cal. cans , per doz. , J1S ; H gal. cans , JG.S5 ; qua
cans. J3.10.
FIGS Imported fancy. C crown , 30-lb. bole
14c : choice. 10-lb. boxes. 3 crown , SglOe
NUTS Almonds , California per lb. . medlu
size , lOc ; Tarragona almonas , per lb. . l ru
12c ; Brazils , per lb. , Sc : English walnuts , p
lb. , fancy soft shell , lc ; medium size , ] 0c ; fl
t > erts. per lb. , 10c ; pecans , polished medium. Si
Inrce. lOo. -anuts. . raw. CH@7c ; roasted. 7 < 4e.
DATES Halloween , i r lb. , DC ; lards , 10-1
boxes , per lb. . 7c.
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEP Dressed steers. 4W to COO Ibs. , CU07 ,
western steers. 4 iSr.4c ; Rood cows and heifer
% { ? & % ; medium cows and heifers , 4Vrc * ccx
forequarter . cows nnd heifers , SUSrlcKM
foreauartcrs. native steers. 4Vjf5c ; good Jim
nuiirtpi-B. cows and heifers. 74f7Hc ; good him
ijuartcrs native Bteera. S'-c , oow rounds , r.c ; co
plates , 3c ; boneless churlts , 4c ; cow chucks 3
3V.c ; steer chucks , S c ; beef tenderloins ] *
beef rolls , boneless , c ; sirloin butts , boiieles
kUc ; loin hacks , boneless. ! * c ; loin backs , 7c ; co
ribs. No. 3 , Cc : cow loins , No. 3. Sc ; beef trlr
miV.Kt-5Sv.rumr > butts. 6c ; shoulder clods , 6c.
MUTTON Dressed lambs. 7c ; dressed mutto :
Cc ; racks , 10c ; legs. 8c ; saddles , Be ; stews. JU.
iheep plucks , 3c , sheep tonirues , per dor. 23c.
1'OIIK Dresied IIOKS , 4 c ; pork loins , R
spare ribs. 3ijc ; ham sausucen , butts , 4 .c ; poi
shoulders , 4Uc ; pork shoulders , rklnned. 4 > i
pork trlmmlncs. 3c ; leaf lard , not rendered , 4c !
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 preen hides , SVjc ; No. 2 grei
hides , 2Vtc ; No. 1 preen salted hides , 4UcNo "
green suited hides , 3'4c ; No. 1-veal calf S to"
Ibs. . Sc ; No. S veal call. S to IS ilis. . c : No
dry flint hides , Cg7c. . No. 5 dry flint hides. EJIti
No. 1 dry salted hides , Sc ; part cured hides l
per lb. less than fully cuied.
SHEEP PELTS dreen Baited , each. S3QCO
erten nailed ehearllncs ( short wooicd ear
skins ) , each , ISc ; dry nUeariimcs ( short wooli
early sktim ) , No. 1 , eacr. , 100 , dry shearllm
( nhoit wonled early eklns ) . No. 1. each , Sic ; di
flint ICanstts and Nebraska butcher wool pelt
per lb. , actual welgin , 45i&c ; dry flint Kansi
anfl NebraKlca Murrain -wool pelts pur lb. ac
ual welitlu , sa-lo ; dry flint Colorado butch
wool pelts per lb. . actual welcht. 4i35c ; di
flint ColoraUo Murrain - -ool pelts , per lb. . actu
nelght. 3tI4c ; feet cut off , as it Is useless
pay frelRht on them.
TALLOW AND GHEASE Tallow , No. 1. * y
tallow , No. Z , Hac ; grease , white A , SVac ; great ,
white II , IHc ; ercase , yellow , me ; grease , dar
lijc ; old butter , SffSVic ; beeswax , prime. 15
32c : rough tallow , lye ,
DONEri In car lots , welshed nnd delivered !
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , JlZ.OOjri4.00 ; di
country , bleached , per ton , J10.MffI2.00 ; di
country , damp and meaty , per ton. 3G.KI ( ? S.OO.
WQOL Unwushed. fine heavy , CJT7c ; nn . ll h
841 ! > c ; quarter blood. lOfrl e. seedy , burry ar
chaffy , RS9c : cotted and broken , coarse , ' 7Q-S
cotted and broken , fine. CJTSc. Dl-ece wa'Hied
Medium. I54T1SC : flne , 14 lCc ; tub wathei , 1C
ISc : black. Sc ; bucks. Cc ; tag locks , SiTSc ; dei
' " -
pulled ,
St. IO | H (7 < - iiml
ST. lXtns , Aug. 20. WHEAT F-uture * * peni
strong and advanced on strong cables , Imt d
mejtlc markets tM came weak and declined her
closing higher than yesterday for August ai
lower for September and December. Sp <
steady ; No. 2 red. cash. Clc , elevator , SfifiCl'
track ; No. 2 hard. DH c ; August , ClHc bid ; Se
tember. r.6Sic ; December , CP.to-
COHN Futures openea stronger , then eas
off , Jid closed steady , a shade under yeiterdaj
close. Spot , flrm ; No. 2 cash , ! l'.4c ; Augui
21Uc ; September , Il ? o asked : December. 22'
bid.
OATS Futures quiet and May sold % c lowi
Spot , lower ; No. 2 cash , ISHc bid ; August , 18Vj
September. Iho bid ; December , 20iio bid.
HYi : 2Se , ulevator.
CORK MEAL tl.35.
ItHAN Saleable , east track , at SOc , In sacl <
25c In bulk.
FLAXSKI3D G10C2C
TIMOTHY SEED t2.2JB2.C3.
HAY Kecelpts heavy , but there Is not enoui
demand to absorb all of It ; prices lower ; pralr
t3.UHfrC.00 : timothy. JU.r.OJilO.lK ) . this side.
lOt'LTHY Klrm : chickens , old. "c : si > rlnc , f
turkeys , sj.rlng. f > 5iSHc ; ducks , 7o ; geese. S1-S (
EGOS Higher ; lOVjc.
L15A1 > Dull at the recent decline ; sellers as
Ing 12.4 ? , but no buyers at that. Spelter , hoi
ers usk 13.1,3. but sell none.
1'llOVlBIONR 1'orlc. lower ; standard me !
)3.e2Vi ; ribs. J3.7S ; shorts , J5.17V , .
HKCEirrS Klour. 3.000 bbls , : wheat , 104.C
bu. ; corn , 85 , MO bu. ; oats , < 0 , X ) bu.
BHII'MUNTS riour , l.rtW bbls , ; wheat. 30. (
bu. ; corn , 132,000 bu. : oats. ii.OOO bu.
llvtrtool > lnrk ktn.
LIVEIIPOOU Aug. 20. WHEAT Spot , flrj
demand j.oor ; No , 2 red , winter , Htoclis e
haurtod ; No. t red. 4s 11 Hd ; No. 1 Callfoml
is 4hd. I'titurc * opened flrrn with near m
distant positions ' .ill higher , closed firm , wl
August % id higher ; other montlis V > d higher , wl
ness aliout equally dlstill'Uted ; August. 4s 11
September , 4 > HVid : October , 4s ll'id ; Novel
Ixr. 4 IH.d ; Dvcemlier , in Vid.
COHN Spot strong ; American mixed , tie
is lid. futures opened strong , with near ai
distant positions Hd higher , closed ( Inn. wl
near and distant positions H < 3 higher ; buslnr
about equally dUtrlbutcd ; August. In 10U.d. Se
tt-mber , 2 PVid ; October , 2s mil ; Nombi
2 * 10 J ; December , la lOUd.
FLOUn Firm ; demand fair : Bt , Louis fanr
winter , Gs iij.
PnOVlSlONS Ilacon , flrmj demand moderat
Cumberland rut , 2S to 30 His , 31s ; short ribs ,
Ibs. . 30s ; lane clear light , H to IS Ibs. , 2Cs , lei
clear heavy , & Ibs. . : c * ; than clear backs , llgl
IK Ibs. , 20 Cd ; short clear middles , heavy. 4S
DO Ibs. . 23s M , clear bellies. 14 to 1C Ibs. . 21
fchouldrrs , square. 12 to 16 Hn. , 24s , Hare
short cut , H to 1C Ibt. . 4s BJ. Tallow , n
North American. 1C M. lleet , extra. Ind
mess , 4Ca , 3d. prime tnttft. > Cs 5d. Pork , prli
mess , medium western , : & d. Lard , prlr
western. l ii ; rt-flned In palls , 201 Cd.
CHEESB Steady ; demand , fair ; flneut Amei
can white , 53 6J ; flnest American colortid , 41
UUTTEIl United States , t > o ; good , 60s.
OILS Ltnsctd , H 3d. 1'etroleum ; rcflnt
lEEr-Foreauarter , SV
hindquarters. t.J.
HOI'S At London ( Pacino ooa t ) , 1.15.
IVHIIkHM I'll ? ' MlirU'l-U.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. -miEAT-Hai-a. . f
the. abount unchanged ; no good oft wheat i
vain ; No. 3 hard. MKlMc. No. 3. ( CiH7Vic ; No.
rixl , nominally , lie. No. S , nominally. 4K062C.
COHN White , lilcht-r ; raised , nbout stead
No. I mixed. SieilV.c ; No. J white. 22V.C.
OATS Market active , unchanged ; Na i mlx
nominally , lG&17c ; No. 2 white. Uc ; new , DOI
UlMll ) ' . 20C.
IIYIS No. S. nominally , Ka
HAY-Markct firm ; choice timothy , J7.0067.I
choice piulrle. H.WS4.M.
IHTTKn c-ramcry. very firm ; country utt
coming In amull quantities ; crvamer } ' , ISQlt
dslry. 104iic.
KGRS A'er ) ' flrm. He higher.
Cotlou ilurlit-t.
NEW YOUK. Aug. 24. COTTON Spot clo
llrady ; mlddlinf , uplandi , i 7-lCc ; rolddlln
gulf , Sll-Kc ; kale * . l.OOO tales , Future * clos
steady ; Mies. 2US.IM bales : January. tSIS ; K
ruary. fS.2J. March. JS.r , April. JS.J1. AUBUI
ts. i ; Sepiembrr. tS.C7 ; October. IS.lt ; NotcmU
tS.U9 ; Dticcrobtr , tS.4.
BT. LOUIS. > ut. -COTTON-SUady ai
unchane d. middling. 71ic : uilei. US balrs ; f
cetpli. K tttlej , sliljuacl.ln , SCI b lictoc
. .
NISW ORLEANS. Aur. SO. COTTON Fin
mlddltnc. 7' r ; low rolldllnc. lfr-16c. food c
dlncry , T t-10r. rvcelpti , 1 < 39 tales , nil bei
talci. 1.100 bales ; clock , 36,730 laUn.
CuflT e Marki-t ,
NEW YOHK Aur Itt-COFFEE-Optia
opened Ktendy August decllncid points oib
tnuntli * uiii-uanced to ( uoiot higher The mi
krt xi si Llmo t 1 ft leu nil < J Trkdirj u
conRuti to European account , clo oJ Quirt.
point * decline to ( point * Advance. Smlu , 11
ice * . Including Srptrisber. O.TiiJ.ML Ft
JU-Ble. dull , No. t. W Ci t&IU , ul <
Cordovn. U&9K. S le , I.WO
pt. Total farehuuse dellvenes from United.
HUten. K.C61 liags. including 7. IS IMC * rfom
New York ; New Tork stock tvl r , ! . I > CT ;
fnllrt Plates Mock , S1S.49 bucn ; afloat for the
t'nltil States , 274 onn bags ; total visible supply
for thf fnlted States , 4W.4Mt bugs , ngalnst S0.-
fld lines last year.
HAVKK , AMK. SO.-COFFEB nojed quiet at
unehantred to Hf net advance : sales , l&.t < " 0 bars.
SANTOS .Aug. ! . Firm ; rm.l nvpr ce San
tos. H.WO bags ; receipts , 20.000 bags , Block.
Jfle.WO IrngR.
HAMIifllQ , Aug. M.-Stendy , H pfg decline ;
unlen , T. " 0 bscs.
IHO. Aug. -Steady : No. 7 Jtlo. 1 . > 00 > ng :
Rxchnnge. 7 d. Receipts. 11.COO trtps ; cleared
for the United States , 10.000 IIBKS ; stock. 260.-
000 bags.
STOCKS AMI IIO.VDS.
HoliliTN uf yr-riirlllcx > lnoli Ulxnii-
lioliilfil111tli thp Slltiiitlon.
NiW : YOUK , Aug. M.-Today * stock market
dlnapiiolntrd the owners and holders of securi
ties who had pinned their inllti lo n decided
Improvement in prices ts * result of the be
ginning of the return flow of gold announced
yesterday. A further engagement for lmt > ort to
this country of JJM.OOO WS.B made tudcy. nnd
there were unconflnned rumore after the close
of business of additional heavy imports ImpendIng -
Ing within a day or two. It wan announced
that the bank presidents whose confcit-nce was
reported yesterday had decided that concerted
nctlon to hecure gold from Uuroi was not
called for In the existing circumstances. As
usual In tlmtlar conditions the strwt wns fur
nished with R considerable amount of Ingenious
but unautliorituthe data rcgardlni ; the pmr-
pectlxe linpoitatlon of the jellow metal. In
well Informed circles the Impression ptevalled
that the Imports or gold were for the express
purpose of affording roues needed financial re-
lef to the nurcantlle community. Tlure was also
n conflict of opinion among experts as to w hether
the } 2,0iO.COO ( engagement of Mesbrs. l nard-
l-'reres was or was not n "special" transaction.
It Is unquestionable that many business men
have recently found It dlillcult to secure mone
tary accommodation , as Is evidenced by the suc
cessive rrKins of the curtailment of Industrial
activity. AlthoUKb not a matter or iccord.
per cent wan paid In several Instances today for
money by merchants and banking houses re
ported applications by customers for money
wherewith to buy exchange. Conservative mer
chants bellexe , however , that most of the -weak
concerns have already tit-en weeded out.
Transactions In commercial paper were re
ported at 7 iwr cent , as against nominal figures
of Kifl2 pr cent quoted yesterday. The market
was only moderately active , and pi tees moved
Irregularly , ivlti a persistent downward trend.
The fluctuations were tn many Instances quite
marked. Tlie traders were Iwnrlnhly dhposeil on
account of the falluie of the London market
to respond to the Improvement on the local exchange -
change yesterday. Iteported further cutting of
railroad rates , a stiffening in exchange flguren
and estimates of u heavy IncreaHe In reserves
of the associated banks on Satuiday contributed
lo depress stocks. The opening wus quiet and
irregularly Weak , with the variations unimpor
tant , aside from Missouri Pacific , which ad
vanced Vi per cent , and Western Union , whlc" )
sold off \ per cent The bulls In Sugar soon
made a diversion In that stock , resulting In an
advance of 1 per cent , and checked the generul
reactionary tendency. Burlington and Manhat
tan rose li per cent each and the other shares
gained sharp fractions. Tlie rlso was cumu
lated by the news of a i2r > 0.0i > o gold engagement
abroad by a prominent hanking house , lleces-
slons followed on realizations nnd decided dull
ness succeeded. Tlie btur traders were encour
aged by the rpeculatlvo apathy In the lutur
dealings and made an effective drive all along
the line. Their operations were facilitated by 'an
advance in exchange to the basis of tt.KT , lor
demand , Blxty-day bills ruling at from f4.84',4 to
J4.H 4. A marked depression occurred in tlie
linal hour. Sugar lost 2Vi per cent , and Hurling-
ton , which \vas sold cx-dlvldend. and had re
covered the amount or the disbursement , re
acted 214 per cent. The losses In tin-
other shares ranged from 1 to Hi per cent , par
ticularly in the grange and Tobacco. The lost
mentioned was affected by the reported Institu
tion of a suit by a competitor. The closing wus
at the lowest. Itallroad bonds were Irregular ,
with the fluctuations extremely wide In many
issues. The tendency of prices toward the close
was downward. The sales were tiSS.OOG. Louis
ville & Nashville ! > i led the decline , with a loss
of 7" ir cent , und Louisville : New Albany
consols led the advance , w 1th a .gnln of 4 per
cent. Sliver certificates were steady on dealings
Of tlo.lKX ) .
The Evening Post's London financial cablegram
says : The activity la the stock markets con
tinues to center in Kaffirs. Germany was buy
ing , but the market closed eatier on Parin
Belling. 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 Kjipments of gold
to New York as evidence of the graxity of the
financial situation tn the United States. A largo
shipment of gold wus made today to Monte
video , and In some quarters It was rumored that
its real destination was the United States. This ,
however , is not BO , although I gather that 1.-
ROu.OtK ) will probably go to New York by Satur
day's Btfamer. The shipments are apparently
made by banking houses In the financial syndi
cate , who probably found inducements an this
Ride of an exchange operation for. shipping
gold. Klve hundred thousand dollars In gold is
believed lo have been shipped from Pttcls today
to America. I cannot absolutely confirm this.
The weekly statement of the Hank of Eng
land shows that the coin and bullion have in
creased C3.1C.OOfl. of which 11C.OOO was gold im
ported , and 100,000 of it from Australia and
1C,1 ) from the continent. Notes came bock
from home circulation to the extent of 111.-
000 , and other deposits decreased T > ! * 0,000. show
ing that the mat gin of unus.ed money is becom
ing less. The Ingathering of revenue increased
the public deposits by over 1,000.000. The Paris
and llerlln markets were firm.
Ilit lollov-lng were the closing quotations on
the leading etuclts ot the New York" exchange
today :
The total sales of stocks today were IK.fSi
utmrtf , Including the following : American
Tobaccu , 7 , 500 ; American Sugar , 45.000 ; Hurling.
ton if Qulncy , 14 , UK ) ; Chicago Gas , C.300 ; Man
hattan , 6,7iio ; Heading , S.WO ; Northwest , 4.100 ;
St. Paul. 23.700 ; Western Union. 8,100 ; AV. & L.
E. , 5,300 ; Sliver certificates. li.D-Xi.
IVc-iv York .Moii - > - Mnrkft.
NEW YOI11C. Aug. 20. MONEY ON CALL-
Flrm. 3Vti4 per cent ; latl lena , SVi ! closed
I'UIME MERCANTILE PAPCK Nominally ,
7&k ( i > er cent-
KTEIILING EXCHANGE Firmer , with actual
buslnrsi In bankers' bills ut St.WHiM. 1 * rot
demand and J . .M'--H.6l\ ( clity laya , 1'osteJ
rates. i.S.'tj4.S'7 , und H.SC'/ifrl.&S. ' Commercial
bills. J4.83V
IJAIl 8LVEH-CG ! < i.
HlLVHIl CEHTIFlCATESHeC7. ; .
GOVE11NMENT IIONDS Steady ; elate bonds ,
dull , railroad bonds , heavy.
Closing quotations on bonaa were &s follows :
Me for th * nccount ; ex5fitnge ? on London , SSf
17c for chK-k * . n3
IIEIILIN. AUR. -Ec < ianM en London , clcht
a > s' Hclit. mark * 7V. nfg.
LONIK > Nt , Auc. JO OeM In quoted tmUy t
riueno * Ayrts t 17S.HJt3tqilria , 1 .M ; Lisbon ,
ir--
Hi Home. IBT.Sfj. -
Iloston Storkmunition * .
BOSTON. AUB. 20. Cull < v > im. Jj,8 rur cent :
Ume loans. 7 per cent t'io inj price * for
noclcii.oonlsinlialnlaf ( T-iVji.
_
A T. AS. F. . InHWiro. nra. . TM
Am. Siirar . ItlSUWVIWCentral . l < 4
Am. Stiriir nM. . . . lin i Brttion Blj. Ills. . 1SS
liar State Qas. . . . t-'i.Onn El o nM . 4.1
Hell Telephone. . . Il'fl ' rXtCTnior Stl . 1CM
Hoslon Ik Albitty. S04 Atohlnon 4s. . * \
HoMonX Maine.xn \ < * t Eli-ctrle Ss. . . R5
C. II. A ; . 54H.WI * , Wnt. lnt * . . . SS
FHchhiirr . . t-3 AllSurtMlnlnrCa VS
Gen. Eloctrtc . US AtUntlc . 16
Illinois Stool . . . . . 4:1 : iDoiton , VMonf ni 7JVi
Mexican Central. , 7K Ilutlt-A. nation . . . 14
S. Y. AN. K . 00 Calumet .V 11 saU. 300
OldOolouv . 178 [ Franklin . 4 ! <
Ore. Short Line. . . . Ill Koarsapfo. . t'K
Ruboer. . 14 'O ' ceoli . . 54
S . .i Dleiro . in ouiney . llH
"iilon Paeltlc . Mvt Tnmnraclt. . . . . . . . . 70
WentRnei . C.4 IWolrerlno . CM
Wt-st Eud nfj . t-0 I _ _
TT Ynrlc Mliilntr Uuotntlomi.
NEW YOttK. A'ir. 21-Tas follow-in j ari thj
closinr in Inltic quotiti ms :
London Stock ( liiotntloim.
LONDON. Aug. 10 4 p. m. closlir :
Consolfun'y . i jt x-lOiMextcauorJlnanr. Itni
Consols. aer't . 11" ' < St. T.itii cn.n . < V7S
Can. Pncltte. . il > ' < N. . Ontr.ii . fll > <
Erie . rjifiPeuum-lvania . b'J
KrielMnfd . SKI * Roadlnc . 4
111. Central. . . . . _ 9H , Mex. Con , new -li. . . Oiy
HAH SILVER 30tj.a per ounce.
MONiV IB per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short and three months' hills , ? per cent.
Smith Dnkotii Cropx.
HURON. R. D. . AUK. SO. Wwkly crop bulle
tin No. 21) of thf South Dakota HectKm or the
cllmatp and crop fcrvlre or tl'e weather bureau
for the ttwk ending August IT Bays : The tcin-
pernture durlnc tlie week WBR conslilemMv below
the normal. The \\entlier v\as generally cool ,
with lens thnn the normal iiumunt or BimMilne.
Fair to peed nho - < rs occurred quite Ri'tierallv
nnd In pome Idealities tin Int-h or more of rain
fell , but niofi points report leu * than an Inrh.
mnUlnc an avernjre for the ftnte of about half
an Inch. There are n frw Inrnlltles where no
rain of consequence occurred. In several coun
ties hall Htorms < > f limited area nccunetl. tlalnir
pome damage to late ur i . The rains Interfered
to some extent with liurveMinc. MnrUItij ; nnd
haying , but not materially. The harvest > r smnll
Kraln Is very near completion and procrp slnR
rapidly In the northern counties. Stacking Is
far toward completion In the miulhirn and cen
tral counties , nnd rntiKlclcrtible tireahlnff has
Ixcndone. . Reports continue to Indicate that
rje nnd barley tire , ns n rule , very uoil crop * .
Reform ap to wheat nnd oat ? vary , pnme coun
ties reportltiR excellent re ultRvhlle others re
port fulr to very Bn > . While the crnernlly
ct l weather during the week as not the mon
fuvoralile for maturing com. this crop did " 'ell
and has steadily processed In the southern
counties much < if the curly IB lii-plnnlne to tlent
In many localities , und the Inter Ir generally In
the ronstlns car staR" . In the central and north
ern counties the earlier Is Kencrally In the
mustlnc ear since. T.iere is Fome report of the
warm weather nnd Inck of ample moisture during
preceding \\ceks reduclntr the ears in localities.
but Uils complaint Is Tiot nt nil general , and the
crop IB the most promising lor yearn. It m
iwars that the corn rcjilanted l.ecauFe of nurk
of cut worms is nearly up to the earlier
jiolnt of advancement. i irwlally In southern
i > nd central counties , und -lh very promising. It
is estimated that most | wl lie corn will be out
of danger from frost by. Scutcml > er 1 to ID with
otherwise favorable wcatnrrr Max has done ill
quite generally. ConshfchiWe has been cut. wit'i
very good results , nnd the remainder is rapidly
nearlng maturity. 1-ite. iiulatoes have been more
or less lienetitcd by the 'weather during t.ie
week , nnd promise u lery'pood ' crop , except In
localities , llnylng pontlnaef The cool weather
nnd rains of the week , Lu > kejit the prairies ,
esj eclully the hhorter prft es , in gren and
nutritious condition in tanst counties. Millet
hns done well and Is runk'lulte ' | Kenerally. with
full beads. The harvesting nf t'nls crop Is In
proKiesH. and henvy yields aie reported , except
In limited locnlltles. There Is hume report of
fall plowing In localities trf the niott southern
oountioR. and It It thought lit lut threshing will
become quite general this , y e k.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug.1 : fe Clearings. H.S , -
481. . - raaiiJ : i
MEMPHIS. Aug. 1C. CJ alnesJ502.KO ; . bal
ances , J97.9E1. m8 ni "
DO5TON. Aug. SO. Clearlngp , JliC10I7bal (
ances. fl,410KC. " .
ItALTIMOP.n. Aug. SO. tlearlnirs. tl.Tll.7M ;
baluncea , rM.KS.
NEW TOOK. Aug. SO.T-Clearings. r ; .7i9.C38 ;
balances ,
1'HIL.ADELriIlA. Aug. " 20. Clearings. lSS3i , .
C74 : balances , S1.105.CC4.
RT. LOtMS. Aug. id. Clearings. JS.PriC.S78 : bnl-
ajices , fC2.i' < 4 ; money , steady nt SfcB j r cent
for cjill loans ; 74fS per cent for. time loans ; New
York exchange. $1.K discount bid ; tl linked.
CHICAGO , Aug. 20. Clearings. $11.1)3.327 ! ) ;
money , tlnn ; call oons. CSI per cent : comnu rcla )
iiaper. 7 per cent ; New York exchange , H-15 dis
count ; foreign exchange , Ftendy ; demand , J4.WV' :
tlxty days , 54.S4"i. "
Dry CoixlH.
NliW YORK , Aug. : u There was a good.
healthy demand throughout the murket with
atents and Jublier * , and , in u general sense , u
good -business was doing. There was more do-
Ins In woolens und oil clashes oi Maple nfl
colored cottons bhareU in more request. The
mnrhet was firm for brown i .nd colored goods.
1'rinted fnbilcs * harcd In a gwd order request
for -assorted goods. Printing cloths were In de-
jilajiil nt 7-lGc bid ; no sales.
TALL , RIVER Mass. AUK. 20. Print cloths.
quiet at 27-lCc ; no demand.
IVoria
IlIA. Aug. SO. CORN I'irm ; No. I , 22 c ;
No. S. 2'Vc.
OATS Active. Irregular ; Ko. 2 white , HJQSO ic ;
No. 3 white , UM01U4c. ;
atyn Dull , nominal.
"XVHISKY Steady ; finished goods , on the liaMs
of Jl.K for high wines.
JtECimiTS Corn. S7.f.oO bus. ; oats , 33.300 bus. ;
rye , COO bus. ; whisky , none ; -wheat. 12.MO bus , '
SHIPMENTS Corn. U so bus , ; oats. 52 350 bus. ;
rye , cou bus. ; whisky. 1.125 guls. ; wheat , none ,
Toll-do Criiln.
TOLEDO , O. , Aug. JO-WIIKAT Lower nnd
\n-ak ; No. ! cash anil August , K2\c HSki-d ; Pe-
tcml > er , CIc at-ked ; Dec-ember , CCc uskud.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 24'Ac.
OATS Active and rteady ; No. : mixed , 17c ;
Seiiteml > er , 16' c.
CLOVER SEED Quiet ; prime October. 11.22
OIL North Lima , KIC ; South Lima , 64c ; In
diana , Me. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
llirltcr mill IC KX SiiiiIy. |
CHICAGO , Aug. 2u. The Dally Trade Bulletin
today Issued Its nmiual rejMirt tit tlie nupiilles
of butter and eggs Ktnird In the prlnclpitl eltlct
of the Unilt-d .StHtca. Returns weic received
from 113 points. Stocks of butter. 77.icjfl tubs ,
against K7.700 tubs Ian year , an lncrat of a
per ctnt ; supplies of eggs , llC3.3o ( ) cahts , ugulnm
1,21J.C,0 cubes lust i'vur. u dtJLrcake of 6 per
cent.
Mnrkft.
NEW VORK. Aug. M.-SL'G All-Raw , steady ;
fair refining. 3c ; centrifUBal , ! H test , 3 ? c. lit-
fined , quiet , easier ; rlundard "A. " 4c ; oonfee-
tioneni' "A. " 4 , c ; granulated , 4ic.
LONDON. Aug. M. SUQAR I'une , quiet ; cen
trifugal , Java , lls 6d ; Muhctnado , fair refining ,
10s. Heet sugar , steady ; August. IM 7 3 ; Sej -
temlxr. f > 3 ! < d. _ _
_ _ _ _ _
MluiicniiolU 'VVIirat.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 20 , WHEAT August ,
Kc ; Septc-mlxr. C2\c ; December , K e : on
track , No. 1 hard. old. sr.c ; new , 13.c. No. 1
noithern , old , 64c ; new. KSc ; No. S northern
old , K\ic ; new. DO .c. Recvlpu , 1-3 curt.
Oil City SlMrlif * .
OIL CITY , Aug. M-cfe'ait balanrew , 11.04 ;
certlttcutrs. opened. tLOJ ; . Iturh , Jl.ui ; low. fl.JJ ;
closod. Sl.Oi , blilimientH. Uj.U > t bbU. ; runs , HI-
070 l > bl . _ ' ' *
KrlHfw1 'In-lit.
SAN FRANCLSCO. Au\r. \ "SO WHEAT Quiet :
December. Mc- _ l Hi ;
llrlrU lliill.llnl : . Turn \VliM - .
One of the pecullurlcfltuts of the lute hot
and sultry weather H noticable on muny of
the prominent buildings * faced with pressbd
brick. Within the iMSTTew days n white
encrustutlon has made * its appearance on
the north fronts , whleh' grfcatly dUfleuru
them. In BpealUriR of H yesterday a jirom-
inent architect btuti-d the white substance
was of cither un ulkalfrte nature or vas u
magnesia lormutionvbluh was often
during such ispulls o .u ather. but that It
would disappear wh5u "ilie atrnospheie re-
bumod Its normal confliuon ,
Mr *
Motlirr mill Clilfii IU-kUlu < - .
Mrs- Holt and two children were dlBCOv-
erod last night at 115 North P'lfteentb
sireet in an absolutely destitute condition.
Her husband bad abandoned her and the
t&other and children were absolutely dectb
tute of anything to sustain life. They
were taken to the police elation and sup
plied with food fur their present wants.
Till ! IlKALTV MA It 1C 1ST.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thursday ,
August S < i :
DEEDS.
S II Furnsworth to J C Davis , nVj of
middle Va lot 7. block E. FV Smith's
add . . . . ? . , . J
J C Davis to S II Farnawonh. undivVi
of s'.i lot 1. same .
P W Corliss and wife to S J Corliss , lot
9 , blCKk 1. Mount Douglas add . 4
Ql IT t'LAIM IjEHDS
A B Bavaee and tuuband to P 1 L avltt
lots S and C. block K , Ambrose Place 1
Total .amount of transt ; r * . - . . .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Continue to Bo Excep
tionally Liberal.
BIG PRICE FOR LOAD OF CORNFED NATIVES
II iKi Arc Also VITJ- Plentiful niul
1'rlciShown ti lr > | i f 'I'm
Cciitn , lint tillYitril * Art"
Clrnrril Hurl- ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Aug. 20.
Cattle. Hos . Sheet' lioine
August 20 S.MiS WTO l.W7
August 19 2.CS3 7ltnt RM
AtlIUst ? IS. . . . . . , . , . Sffti2 f ,7t3 l tCS
August 17 2,430 1.446 1W . .
August 16 CSS S.72S S.2SI
August H 1.0(8 ( 2.0J6 233
August II l.OSS .1,777 '
August 12 1,277 3.151 14 ,
August 11 1K 2.1M 1,173 . . . .
The olliclnl number of cars of stock
brought In by euch road w s :
Cars Cars Cars
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. Jt St. P. ny 3
Mo , 1'ac. Ky 2
Union J'ncitic system 4 17 C
11. & M. 11. It. H Cl M
C. , 11. A > O. liy C 3 1
C. , K. I. k P. lly. , enst. . . . 1
C. , U. 1. & P. lly. , west. . . . 2
C. , St. P. , M. ci O. lly. . . . 5
lE. . K. M. V. 11. H. . . . 35 21 . .
Totnl receipts 110 7S 7
The disposition of the dny's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing Ihe num
ber of head Indicated :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omnhn Packing Co 132 . . . .
G. 11. Hammond Co. . . . 412 1,075
Swift & Company 120 1,013 111
Cudahy PackingCo. . . . . 7M 2,711 1,47.0
H. Decker anil Uegan. , . . 1W
J. 3. . Carey 404
l > olimin ! .t nothschllds. . 23
Hill & Lewis Co 14
Huston it Co fS
C. I'kg Co. , K. C 12C
Cudahy llros. Co IIS . . . .
Sinclair & Co 130
Krugnn & Co 401 . . . .
Uiytori & Co 114
Other buyers W)7 )
Left over 2-fl SOO
Total 3,374 C,4M l.r.r.7
CATTLI3 The liberal run of cattle which
sot In on Monday continued today , the
frp-ih receipts Ix-lnfr reported at 2.WS , us
against 2.CM yesterduy anrt 1,055 on Thurs
day of last wen ! : . The receipts for the
wpok to date are 11.C.SS tiemi. as compared
with cnr.2 for the corresponding four days
of last wii'H. The receipts for the six
days promise to be the largest for any
week In alone time.
Today's , rc.celpts consisted almost en
tirely of western ranpe c ttle , natives be
ing few and far between. In laet. only one
load of tiornfed native steers was offered on
the market. It was a choice load and sold
at J4.1D. There were quite a good many
western steers In the yards good enough
for the killers , and while there were some
pretty decent cattle among them , those
on the rommonlsh older predominated.
The market was slow to open , buyers belni ;
determlnt-d upon securing a concession ,
while salesmen -were all iirlelng their hold
ings at steady prices. Owing to this differ
ence ex'lsttng between the buj-ing and sell
ings Interests the trade was slow and drag
ging all the morning. In the end the
beeves about all sold , the best bringing
close to steady prices and others going
5C10c lower.
About twenty-five loads of cows and
heifers were on sale. cond. liberal offerings
for tills market. 'The trade on that kind of
cattle was more active than on beef steers ,
ard a good shiire of the offerings changed
honds early. Good butchers' slock 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. They
appeared to be waiting for the country
buyers , a good many of whom were In the
yards , to do something first.- The market
was a drag all the morning , but later on , as
country buyers began to take hold , the
trade livened up somewhat and a peed
many cuttle.ohansed hands In n short time.
The market is at least 2."ic lower than un
Monday. Representative sales :
isnnr STEUIIS ,
W. 1) . VVatklna.
1 Blr. tlg..12M S M 14S freJera..l0GO 310
John I'rwtt.
27 f < > * aer . . . .1059 3 IB
M. D. Ilurneil.
1 bull . 17SO 1 75 17 fceotTS. . . . 542 3 10
H f 'U re. . . . 4K J !
COLOIIADO.
1 sir , tig. . . .1010 J 20 1 utr , tic. . . . S70 2 SO
S Utl'lTB . Mj 2 M
Western Union licef Co.
18 co\v , Tex. kC4 1 K 131 Mrs Tfx..ll79 2 K
15 urn , Tex , . Ml z no f. fdre. Tex. . 738 2 GO
( , la'Ktrs . M 240 k feeders. , . . HO 320
WYOMING.
AVatfon & . J.
1 co-vr . 780 1 2r , 1 feeder . 111S 2 03
1 cow ; . li'JO J 2S 7 enn-s . 1057 210
Marvll. Horsey 4 : Co.
S cowg . 1(19 1 ! < 0 M Metre . 130 8 sr.
t nr , tig. . . .11M ) S DO 4 heifers . lie : 3 to
t. cow * . KIM 2 CO 6 kU-ern . 1308 S US
li steers . 1257 ! G5 IS HU-eiB . 1321 3 1C
20 mi-era . 13-ic s us
lluy Htiite I , . B. Co.
10 bulls . 112S 2 IK ) Cl Hi-er * . 131 ! 800
4S8trs. tlc..l3GO 240 48 ttcers . 11C3 300
Guthrle A : OsUamp Cuttle Co.
7 steers . 11 ! > K r Mi SU helrcrs . ! SOI
1 Btt-er . 1120 270 67 m-ers . 1205 315
17 cows . 10-11 27 ! 71 ttetrs . 121)3 3 3J
20 steers . 1170 3 CO
11. H. flothwell.
1 Lull . 113U 175 4 COWS . 1000 280
1 btr. HK..1SO 200 14U eti-pra . 1204 S SO
: btn. tie. . .1:20 200 K feeders. . . . < Z7 3 30
1 Ktwr . 970 2 to 73 feeders. . . . HWi 3 27M
1 merr . 1230 S. GO
-\VtKtern Union Iluef Co.
17 bulls . 13G4 ICO TCcow . H76 ! GO
2t cows . S"03 1 CS 77 ttm , Tex..lliS ! 175
2 BUKB . H55 215 7b str , Tex..llOS 2 75
21 Mrs. tie , . .125 ! 2 M 1 sir. tls. . . .120 JOG
1 btr. tic. . . .1110 2W 10 h UcrH . 111G 320
7 fctr. tlE..1270 2 50 12 utters . 1283 S 30
SOUTH DAKOTA.
4 fe Jtr . . . .12S7 260 17 fenders. . . . 1222 3W
Western lluni-.lifn.
1 plug . 1400 2 35 34 rous . 10S7 2K
1 oow . vM S 25 32 Usere . IBtG 2 GS
3 OOWB . 11U9 2 M 9 cows . 1 4 300
IDAHO.
9 Mrs , tie. . .10 * J 70 25 f coders. . . . 1U1 320
HOGS Tli e ieecipt of lioga were larpe. the
fiesb arrivulu today llnc S.vio , us ceulnt 7.1(4 (
ytotrixiuy anil 3,777 fin Thursday of Ian urek
Tiie receipts for the four duy of the wctk an
IV. 117 , as nuelnst f,74D for the oorrvHmndiiit
( wriod of lakt Kt-eU.
Yesterduy'ii diicllne was contlnut-J today , tin
trade opening this morning ubuut lOc luner ot
lioavr liotb. Itei > ort from all other murk-ti
\vtre lower , and In addition pork touchexl tin
lown t jiulnt in the history of the trade. Bales
rntui wfiinKl to feel tuat U would ue ukeluss ti
tlgtit ftgulnst tlie inevltuule and they i-ut lee i
at the decllob. The mutt of the hogs bold turly
Thvru was tt coed btili'iint ; deiii4.nU for hejivj
hots and th market un that Kind was mil u
ex.ed be lower , and as the. demand was large. ]
than the oflerincs the market oloked Urm. Coot
llcht IIOES at tiia. ciuM ! would | > rol > aUly havi
Mild about as well as yesterday.
Tiie treat bull : of all the hogs sold at 5I.7
t.i.9. ab atain > t JIMiftj.wi yesterday. 1-lKUt
wild uji u high as 5I.W , the t p ytr ttrduy
in luldltlou to the Ireb receipts there tvwi
about l.40u ttolc hn s on sale. maUcg the tola
offrtnB about C.400. Praoilcalljver > thing -wa
and In good Mtawn. lli.ir nutlv
No. Ar. Bh. IT. No. Av. Sh. IT
. . . , . . $ 4icivi ( c . m o jt n
§ . -SM US Z7 E7 . 8M 13U 2 7S
H . MB . . . 118 (3 . .27 M Z75
a .K6 zw 2 70 ti .su too s n
U til I0 St ZTS 120 2 73
JP S24 Sit 1 70 U SW M 2 M )
- > * * ! bu 1 10 Ci SC7 Z 0
u a so t TO u * M j M
U 1. ) 40 1 70 17 .274 M 2 M
it S3 . . . t 7B I * . . J tW 2 U
43 . > M 100 t 78 7 * . SW 8 Z M
17 . tti H t 70 M . 3S9 im I VO
04 . 37 50 S 70 . CS . SSS 1 0 ISO
7 . z F * z 70 ce . MS . . . s s
IP . JOB P * 270 W . 26f. 4 S HI
n . J1K M S 7B C . SJl . . . S W
7 . ra > 40 i 7 71 . zr < . . . s so
14 . 371 . . . ! " 72H fS . i SO t Ml
K . M * M : 7t ; 7 * . S . . . S M
(4 . J7s 40 : 7ii w . st . . . m
4C . 9 * 10 : 7t M . US J.8 J W
W. . 11 l ! Sf. . 171 40 1 M >
U . 3 t . . . ! 7 n . 3 1 . . . 2 *
< r. . m . . . : 7 ; . H4 IM 1 1 *
. x . . . : 7t ft . ! < ; i t s
n . a * . . . STS ' 78 . we 2 t
B7 . S S4fl : 7S W . 4C 1 ! 2
. 5M B 21 * t < . } 47 1W 2
K7 . JM SW S 71 f6 . Ml ISO t 1 *
w . 30 MI r 7 * . as im < rtt
t ? . nt un
114 Ml : 7 { M . JM Ml 2 *
" H * S n < * . M4 SO t Wl
IW 44) ) S 78 7S . MS . . . t Ml
. HM t 7B 1(1 ( . Ill . . . 2 M
53 . JH7 < * > ! Tt ( * . 4
W . W. . . . 27S - M . aft Ml 2 W
HI . S15 SS 27 * . t 4 HI 2W
aw iw s T 74. . > * is 2 MH
( i sra . . . sTt . . .387 wo
W. 2W . . . 2 TB n JW - 40
m rw iw RI " . . . * w >
CS * 7S 40 I 7B M 1 > * 40 M
SHKT-ll' T.irrp \ \ s K f lr run nt frlitfn todiiy ,
thf mofct of thrtn wwitern * . The rlpiimmlttr
tsaoil nni the olTerliiRS Wrie nil taken early In
the morning. Valuta vrm little tronpr end
Hie mniket could w fely be quoted lOc hlRher.
ni-itpi > eiitatlve twice :
No. Av. IT.
7 ewpd KS M Ml
40 rulln tf , STS
12 nntlvv yrnrllnss BTi r , 2f.
S2 Inmb ? T 7 4 73
ciiiCLiati iiivis sroric.
Prlr ' f r Cluilrp Dry Ki-d Nntlvc
Stccrx llciiitiln 1'lriii.
CHICAGO. AUB. 2 . In rnttlp , jirlrcs for
cholc-p. dry-ft-d untlvr Ftwrs rrmnlnnl firm , but
for common lots of cnttle tirlci-s were Int'llncd
to weakness. ISvo carloadn of superior 1.41G-ltt.
rtcem lirouRlit J4.76. At from J4.CO down lo 54.2J
for Rood live * MI , trade Ava very peed , and com
mon to peed nmy l tK ! < old In lai-R < > nvmlwr *
at from M.2S to J4.15. There was an nctlxe
utorKer trade at from J2.40 to n. 0 , and feodtm
sold fairly nt n wide ranco of prlora. COWB and
lielfem fold at trom SL l to } 3.K" . . and m t of
the bulls ( .old nt from (2 to S2.S.Y TC.VKP Ftet-rx
wenIn fnlr ilemanil nt fmm K 40 to JJ. niul
northern rancers fold lai-qt-ly nt from t3.23 to
J3.C3 for Meei-s. unU at from J3.15 to fS.CO for
lielfers nnd cous.
Trade In hoes declined nt rctrular prlcrs , with
11 Rood | iait of the trndlmr at a further derllne
of Sc. Heavy IIIIRS nhowtnl the nuiBtMaknesK. .
HarJy p le voix * the InRt , and the market
clnprd luidly. llenvy Ints Hold at from S2.U to
K.K , nifdlutn and mixed nt titim JQ to (3 10 , and
licit nt from K1 % to ISC. .
There wn n fnlrl.v nctl\e trade at iinehnncfd
prlcen for Mircp. Wefternn mihl at from J2 21 tu
s3.3Ti , larccly between from I2.W to J3.U.V Natl\c
flitcp Fold ot from J5.21 to K 2T > . ITunc export
"hcejt were Ral ble nri und JS.fiO. but hurh kind *
are hard to Und. l amhi ! pnld at from J2.t > 0
to tii.M for Inferior to prime , nut many Kolng
l-low S3. Tlie lamb trudc. bhoHcO pome improve
ment.
llcot'llits : Cuttle.13.0'.iO head ; IIOKF. 27,000 head ;
Bhei-p , 13,1100 head.
KmiKiiM Clly 1.1 viStock. .
KANSAS CITY. AUR. 20. CATTLE Keceipts.
r.iOO liead ; phlpmentR. 4.MK1 > iend. Ilest Rniden.
steady to weak : othe.r , HlOc lower : Tea
Fleers , t20T.fr2.Swi ; Texas cows , J1.11i.10 ; bcel
Rtcerr . J3.4004.40 ; native cty , S1.25Tl3.2r ( : btoch'
crs and feederp , rJ.4nn3.7T , : bulls , Jl.io : i2.r.O.
HOGS llecclpts , fl.sno bend : uMpments , 3.KK
head. Market weak. r.c lowei : liulk of sales ,
t.9.Q-3.ir. ; heavy. $2. ! < 0f3.0.1 ; parkei-H. J2.WJf3 ) 10 ;
mixed , j.95SJi : IS : llchts , J3.or.lff3.20 ; Yorkers. 53 1C
03.20. plus. W.lr.513.20.
S1IE131' Uecclpts , 700 head ; shipments. 70C
head. Market steady ; lambs , $3.M)5i4.50 ) ; mut
tons. f2.Ugr3.00.
St. l.onlH 1,1 > ( StorU.
ST. LOl'IS. AUK. 20. CATTL13 Kecelpts. 4.000
head ; maiket nctlve. steady ; nnl\e s.ilpi > lni ;
steers , M r.osr4.3 ( ) ; dn-vrd bi-ef erodes. V..wy * ill ;
COWK u.id heifera , J2.Ofi3.'J ) ; Texas und Indian
biters. J2 405J3.4n ; eows. Jl.7r.W2.75.
HOGP HocelptH , 8,000 head ; market htendy ;
IlKht. J3.2nL3.40 ; mixed. J3.oonr3.25 ; heavy , JS.WIj
vr.o.
vr.o.SHnnr lU-celptB. 3000 head ; maiket about ] 0c
higher ; natKcs. t2.f.0&3.2i.
X -w York Llv - St < ck.
NH\V YORK. Aucr. 20. HKKVHS Receipts , 411
liead ; no trading. European cables quote Amer
ican Fteern at io STll c. dressed weltrlits ; re-
frlCTrntor U-rf. Sf < Sc ; no exports.
SHUEl' AND LAMItS Itecc-lpts , 4 , M head ;
active nnd at much hlRher llBUies ; sheep , J3.0U
fit.- . ; lambs JS.Kli7.KI.
HOGS Receipts. 1.1KT. head : ( julet nt JI.KO-4.2ri
Stock in Sllilit.
Record of rccelit nt the four principal mar
kets for T-iursduy , Auirust 20. Ik'.iG :
Cattle. HncH. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.K.S r.010 l.SCl
CllicllRO 13. ( Ml 27(100 ( 12. IKK
Kansas City D.WiO 9.r.W 7W
St. Louls - 4.COO 8.0K ( ) S.OIK .
Totals 23,558 49.S10 17.2K
Criitllc mill I In-
The following births and deaths were re
ported at the health office during the twenty-
four hours ending at noon yesterday :
Births Auton Inda , 2014 South Twenty-
fifth street , boy ; Illchard AVestgate , 453 ;
Charles , boy.
DcathB Gust Carlson 2C. S003 Burdetto
typhoid fever. Forest Lawn ; Emma Schwalm
) months. Twenty-sixth and Bancroft , pastro-
enteritis , Laurel Hill ; Helen Klothow. 1
1R08 North ntghteeuth. peritonitis , Prosned
Hill : W. Soestka , 20 , 2327 South Nineteenth
enteric tuberculosis , IJohemlan cemetery.
To-Clfitiixr llir S > n < 'iii
Effectually , yet gently , when costive 01
bilious , or when the blood Is Impure 01
sluggish , to permanently overcome hahltua :
constipation , to awaken the kidneys am
liver to a healthy activity without irrlta
ting or weakening them , to dispel head
aches , colds or fBvers , use Syrup of Figs.
Siuli'iil.iirK llrlil for VitrKffy *
Albert Sudenberg was bound over to th <
district court by Judge Gordon yesterdaj
In the sum of $709. The charge Is forger } '
Sudenberg wus arrested several months ngi
nt the instance of a bicycle firm In the cltj
aliening that he obtained about S.VJOvorth o
bicycle supplies upon the strength of i
forged order. The onler was supposed it
have been feigned by Sudenberg's father.
llnynlrrmiiiin Trolley I'nrly.
Union Pacific council of the Koyal Area
num gave one of the most enjoyable trolle ;
parties of the season last evening. Tin
narty filled three of the largo open can
which made the trip over Iho Omuba llnei
and then visited Council Bluffs. The ;
wound up by serenading The Bee.
rOIUSC.VUT < K TODAV'S W1SATIIIIII
ShimiTN Mny 1'iiki.llily Kill I In .Sonii
I'jirtK of ICnxttTiiiliriiMlin. .
WASHINGTON , Aug. 20. The forocas
for Friday IB :
For Nebraska Generally fair , wllh jios
hlbly local showers In the extreme easteri
portion ; southerly winds , becoming vnrl
able.
For South Dakota Fair , preceded by lo
cal Khowers in the wi-wtern portion ; coole
Friday nlsM ; winds shifting to northerly.
For Montana Local Hhowfrm , followei
by fair weather ; cooler ; northwester ! ;
winds.
For "Wyoming Showers , followed by fal
weather : winds tihirtliiK to northerly am
cooler Friday.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-
Fair ; southerly winds.
For Kansun Fair , preceded by Miower
in the eastern portion : southerly wlndu.
For Missouri and Iowa Partly cloud ;
wcntnur , with local showers ; souther ) ;
winds.
l.iii-nl Heron ) .
OFFICE OF THE WEATHEH BUREAU
OMAHA , Aug. 2U. Omaha record of tern
pcrutuiu and rainfall cornpur.-d with th
correHpondlng dny of the past four years :
IfcM. Ib'j5. U ! < 4 IkS :
Maximum temperature 74 W ) K ! S
Minimum temperature S M 71 f
Average teinpcratuie ' 0 7U iC 7
I'rwipltatlon W ) T T .t
Condition of temperature and precipltu
lion at Omaha for the duy and since Marci
1. ISM :
Normal temperature 1
Deficiency for the day
Accumulated oxce.ua since March 1 1-
Nonnal firoclpltatlon , 10 inc
Ufllclenry for the day 10 I tic !
Total precipitation since Men. 1..S4.72 iiiuhtt
Kxt since March 1 , l&W 2.0Ginche
Uenciency for oor. period , 1MI5. . . S.8K Inehe
Deficiency for oor. period , JHU..JJ.2S Inche
Ilriiiirth from Million * ut S 1 > . in.
xier _ n W '
T indlcaUj trice of pr tJp tatlin.
L. A. WLLbll. Ol tr-tr
OSAHA-ST , LOUIS RATE IS CUT
Packing Honso Products Mny Go for
Thirteen and a Half Cents.
MISSOURI PACIFIC OUT OF THE WAR
ltn < to Xrw OrlrnitN l Tlilr j--Two
CViitx , lint tinKomi In .Not MnU-
lim Any Cut on in -
ern llnxliicKN ,
ST. LOUIS , Atig. JO. Thr HurllUKton to
day lowered its rule on pocking bouse prod
uct for export from Onmlm to the cast
bank of the MUslKslppl rhrr to 13H cents.
The Missouri 1'nrlflc has put In a rate on
oleo stork and neutral lard , South Omaha
to New Orleans for export , of 3S crtitB. The
Missouri Pacific people do hot think tucro
Is any money "In hauling the 'hURliies at
the present rates and Uo uot wish to bo
drawn Into the controversy pending between
the Hues leading east front the Missouri
river.
ATLANTIC JS riCHTIMI THIS ( UH.F.
Cut In Krrlulit llnc oil I'nrklnir
llouxo I'roiltiftColiitr ! ! ( .
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 20. The Wabash and
Santa Fe railroads today met the S-ccnl rate
per 100 on lard , tallow , oleo. oil , grease and
canned meats from Kansas City to the
Mississippi made yesterday by the Alton.
The Sauta Kc followed suit In part by making
the same rate on oleo. oil , lard , stcarlno and
tallow for export and a rate of I3Vs cents on
other packing house products. This Is In
the Interest of Atlantic against Gulf port
shippers and apparently is the beginning of
another Interesting freight rate war.
Western freight rotes arc now In a worse
condition than they have been for a long
time. The fight between the Chicago roads
and the Oult lines for the gialu trnfllo of the
transmlssouti territory Is being waged with
sreat bitterness and nt prebent the Gulf
lines seem to be having the best of the
struggle. Although rates have been .reduced
one-half between Chicago and the Missouri
river and one-third between Chicago and the
seaboard , there is much of the grain going
by the New Orleans and the Galvcston 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 khnll come to their
relief. The latter , however , seem to be
fairly well satisfied with their action In re
ducing the rates by 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.
WILL TItAASrOHT SOMMKHS KIII3R.
Mlxhourl 1'nrllic MnkH it OriiiToim
' ( IITiT for tlir I'urmlcN.
The Board of Governors of the Knights ot
Alt-Sar-Ben 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 the selection of them Is
now under way. They will all be taken fro.n
among the well known young men of the
city and it Is hoped to have the list completed
In a few days.
Notice as received from W. < U. Doddrldgo
of the Missouri Pacific that his road would
transport free of charge the troops from
Fort Crook on the night of the great civic
parade and return them on the same terms
when the parade , was over. The , troops
had previously consented to come up and
under this arrangement It Is assured that
all of th'e Twenty-second Infantry except
the small number -necessary to guard the
post will be present and participate in the
parade. The board by a unanimous vote
tendered Its thanks to the Missouri Pacific
for its generous offer.
Itnili'o.'iil Viiliifilion IiirrriiNril.
CHEYENNE. Aug. 20. ( Special Tclo-
gram. ) Hailroad valuation in Wyoming for
the state lax levy purpose was raised
today by the state board of equalization over
last jcar's valuation , as follows : Union
1'aclflc main line , ? 240 per mile ; Oregon
Short line , J240 per mile ; Fremont. Elkborn
& Missouri Valley , J300 per mile ; Cheycnno
& Northern , WOO per mile. The Increase
adds I312.CC4.50 to the 1895 valuation of
railway property In the state and makes the
total assessed valuation upon all classes of
property 130,023,704.05 , an tucrcaue over
last year of J190.7C5.SG. The state tax rate
remains the same as for last year.
Proponed L.OVV Hsitt * lo llenvcT.
DENVEH. Aug. 20. The general agents cl
the eastern railroads today decided to recom
mend to their companies a one-fare round
trip rate to Denver from Missouri river
points and an SO per cent rate from near
points for the Festival of Mountain and
Plain , October C. 1 and 8.
Notice was received today that the West
ern Passenger association has granted a
rate of one fare , plus $2 , from the Missouri
river and intermediate points for the
Eisteddfod , and a one-and-a-thlrd rate from
St. Louts and Chicago.
ItiillriinTT Will lliilxp Sliji. .
CHICAGO , Aug. 20. The Burlington road
is going into the sheep business. It baa
not been satisfied with the amount of the
sheep tralllc which it has secured of late
and has determined to raise its own sheep
and keep them where they cannot bo
reached by any of Its competitors. It has
arranged for a tract of land along Its lita
in one of the western Elates , and will stock.
It with about 10,000
The king of pills Is Beocham's Hoeonini'i
LOCAL uitivrriK ! > .
M. F. Martin was fined $10 and costs
In police court yesterday for an assault
upon a jnn named Fancy.
Mrs. K. A. Hueten of Mount Veruon , la. ,
is in the city looking for her 10-year-old
son. The lad ran aw y from home u fevr
days ago and lias not yet been locutod. Mm ,
HuEtcn lias called in the aEsictance of the
police.
The police have been asked to keep their
eyes open for a confidence man who turned
a trick on a Council Bluffs merchant Wednes
day. The chap jiaKsc-d a worthless check
for JC | n payment for ( ; ooda and received
nearly T4 In change.
Th ( > chief of police of St. Paul hai asked
the local department for tbo loan of BOUIO
detectives for service during the week endIng -
Ing September 5. As the local force will
be needed during fair week Chief Stewart
will not bo able to comply with the request.
"Boy will be boys , " but you can't afford
to lose any of them. Be ready for the green
apple beason by having DeWKt'i Colic and
Cholera Cure in the
JAMES E. BOYD 6c CO.
Tclcjthonu 1031) ) . Omaha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GRAIN ; PROVISIONS : AND : SI'OCB '
P.wm DIVi , Hoard of Ti de.
Pilt-ct wires to Chlcaeo and New YorU.
Co > reKiotidrnt * ; John A. Warten AT Co.
To C. B. Klvlng uud lo Whom It May
Ctiicern : Nolle * IB hereby Klven that on.
towlt , the 25th duy of l-'obruary , A. . ,
IktiG , the lioard of manat-liiK trustees of the
Texan Colonization company levied an on-
wfniiciit of J1U per Hhure upon the caiiltul
mock of wii ( corniiuriy , imyaUc within
vlxty duyH from 8 < ild date ; that paid UH-
Bctt&mect upon fourteen and one-half plr-trc1 *
of mid block belonging lo said C * E. I'Mne
it now , lU-llnquent , und thut bald hhcii-s of
stock or w rnuch tln-n-of uis nhull In.m < -eB >
ary to rnt Htich aeitfcfiBinunl , toii-tner
with lnlTct ando t . an jiruvldotl \ > y thu
Uy-UvsB of said < -oni'uny ' , will be i"'U ut
j.ublkauction to tini.ighesl Kiid best bidder
for ctiuh at the onV t uf jfuld comp.iriy Ir.
( Jratige C'lty Bl./ux . cfninty li on ilm * ! 1 t
tl.iy of AlienA l > 1 'B , it Z nj'k
In the of'THO'-'n
TiiXAS
A \AN r > Fll
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