0 TILE OMAHA DAILY 'l' ICS'DAY , AUGUST 17 , 1807 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat is NeiTously Active and Strong
All the Day ,
BAD NORTHWEST CROP NEWS A FEATURE
Oilier Mnrkr < * rnrllcliintu In tliu
Strength , Corn , ( lulu nnit I'ro-
VlNlOIIM All SIllMTllIK
Sonic ( Inln.
CIIICAOO , Aug. 15. There was a scare In
September whcal loday , shorls jumping Ihc
market lo n point 2 > ic above Salurday'n
close , and rendering U nervous and erratic
nil day. The close was at n l'c ' advance.
Had crop news from the norlhweJl m-
tlnued a feature. Other markets pnrtlcl-
palcd In the wheat strenglh lo n grealer
or less dcsrce , corn and enl advancing
cibout He each , while provisions closed utf
12',4c ' higher.
In wheat the market opened with nn
nmount of slrcnglh and activity that It
wia at first dlfllcull to find a reason for.
The. Ihreatcncd frosts In Iho northwest
did not materialize , although Iho danger
line wan reached In several localities , and
nothing could be learned dellnllcly conllrma-
tory of Saturday's rumor concerning the
reduction of French duty , whMi was so
Inllucnllal In that day's market. Never-
IhelvsH theru was an iilinust unanlmoim rush
of shorlH to cover na soon MB the inarkel
oticncd. The Binning price for Seplember
was from ST > c lo Ri'.ic , compared wllh Sic
nt the close of the se. slon Saturday. It
touched sifte for nn Inslnnl and Ihcn started
on an excited whirl which first carried It
up to M'lc ) , from thai down again lo Slftc
and once more as high a MiHc , and all
that within an hour after the opening.
Thu rush for cover revived Iho talk of a
September squeeze. One noticeable fealnru
wits the absi'ii u of the September bull
crowd from the pit , the mantel receiving
lint little help from that direction. Crop
reports from the northwest were nlmost
uniformly bad anil this fuel became one
of the Imporlanl factor * In Sustaining thu
inarltol late In the day. Chicago received
2M ) carloads of whea. ( , and Iho quantity
withdrawn from store was 247,000 Int. Thu
Blocks In regular elevators are 2f,21,000 bu. ,
or 70I.OGO bu. less than there were u week
npo , Minneapolis and Diiluth reported re-
celpln of 34o carloads , compared wllh EOT
carH a year ago. The world's shipments to
Kurope lust week woru 7"W,000 bu. , cntn-
pared with 5,0:15,1"K : ) bu. In the corresponding
week the year before. The quantity on
ocean passage Increased 2,2IUUOO bn. Liver
pool wan 1V4'I higher lo begin with , but
closed nt nn advance for the day of Id
Tor spot and ld for September delivery.
After the llrst hour the mnrUel kept JumpIng -
Ing about In a nervous way on a rather
small amount of business. An order to
buy or Bell 50,000 bu. would in Its execution
move the price up or down Uo per 1m. The
price of September bobbed up and down a
number of times hetweeen SJ'4c ! and Mc !
with the tendency In the last hour toward
the lower quotation , 83',4c being asked al
the close.
Trade. In corn was heavy enough to keep
btokcrs fairly busy. The tone of thu market
was llrm , although elevator people weru
free fellers both of September and Dtcem-
ber. The low temperatures In the north
west started prices up He. Theru was u
reaction on predictions of warmer weather
nnd an Increase of 1270,000 bu. In local
Blocks. The llrmness of whcal had much lode
do with maintaining the market , llocelpls
weru 1,472 cars. September opened " ! , c
higher at 2Sy'fi2STjiC , advanced to ZVfiiSttfcc ,
reacted near the close to 2S'ic ' , and closed
nt 2 > , % c.
Oat was more active In a Kdipral way ,
the buying being by commission hoines
without side trade. I'rlces ruled frncllon-
nlly higher wllh wheat and corn , then-
being no Independent features of note.
Lxjcal storks Increased 320,000 bu. Receipts
, wcru 903 cars. September opened % - higher
at ISc , and ranged between ISc and li-iic.
Which was the closing price. The amount
of business d.one in the provision pit was
not heavy except , during the llrst half hour
of Iho session. Conlldcnt firmness , how
ever , appeared to underlie Ihe moderale
nmount of the day's speculative tradlnp.
The strong hog markut helped .some , but the
Blrcnglh was principally due. to th- > p-i-
couraglng aspect of the grain markets.
The dny's range was narrow. At tnu r.- > -.o
September pork was 12V c higher at fS.W ;
September lard , "Vic hl.cher nt JI.47Uand
September ribs , 51i7J4c higher at $4.U" > .
No. 5.
Cash quotations were as follows :
Fl.Ol'll Stronger ; htnndard spring patents
held at $5.50 , or 25o higher than Saturday ; win
ter patents , JUOU1.C ) ; straight * ! , SI. 10ff4.10 ! ;
eprlnx specials , JVlHl'- > .
WHEAT No , 2 spring , SCc ; No. 3 spring , lff
8lic ; No. 2 nil , SSVjc.
COUN-No. 2 , 2SHc.
OATS-No , 2 , mic , t. . 1. . . old ; No. 2 while ,
21'iffl22Jic ; No. 3 white , l 319 c.
UYE-No. ! , 4G'r. '
HAUl.EY No. 2 , nominal ! No. 3 , 3lfT33c ; No ,
4 , f. o. b. . 2Ci26iSc. |
FI..AXSEED Nn. 1. J1.02'4 ? 1.0I.
.TIMOTHY HEED Prime. J2.70.
PKOVIHIONS l'.rk , mem , per Mil. . JS.05O
8.10. Uml. per 100 Ihs. . Jl.45ffl4.47'4. llacnn.
Bhort ribs BIOR ( leone ) , J4.wgi5.o. > . Dry suited
shouldetw ( bnx l ) . $5.0)i5.2j ) ; short clear aides
( bjxtxl ) . JS.12'4if5.25.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goo < ls , per gal. ,
Kt/OAIl-Out / loaf , .84 ; granulated , J5.21 ;
ctandaid "A , " J5.ua.
On the pro.lucc exchange toilay the butter mar
ket firm : Creameries , llfjlCe ; ilalry , 104fl3c'
clieene , quiet , 78o | ; eggs , Hun , 12c. Poultry ,
( Inn ; tuikeys. 9iflOc ; chlcke-ns , 7i7Vic ; t-prlngti ,
Kc ; ducku , -
Nisw YOIIK ( ; IMHAL AIAHKICT.
, QuotntloiiH of tin- ! ) > oil ( ifiieral
L'OllllllllllltlcN.
NEW YORK , Aug. 10-FIXUR-Ret-eptH ) | , 18-
(59 bids. , ; exports , 27,593 bbls. ; strong and lOir
15o higher , following the rUu In wheat ; Minnesota
seta patents , J5.UO < | ' 3.40 ; Mlnnesoia bakers , J1.35 < f
4.20 ; winter patents , Jl.7505.25 ; winter vlralghts ,
J4.40Jf4.CO ; winter extras , J3.2W3.70 ; winter low
grades. J3.OJfi3.30. Rye Hour , strongur ; super-
Jlne. J2.75ff3.00.
( OHNMUAL Firmer : yellow western , 63c.
JlYE Firm : No. 2 western , V4e.
HA RLE Y Steadier ; western , 2J4c. !
HARLEY MALT ( Julel tit 4i(5Ce- ,
WHEAT Receipts , 2J0.050 bu , : exporlH. 271,617
bu. ; spot , stronger : No , S red , 95Ji'JC',4c , Options
npeneil very slrong , udvance < l further on higher
cables , covering ujid bullish spring wheat crop
noun , eased off under rralUIng , but llnally re
covered on export buying nnd the reduction In
American nnd English slocks ; closed imxellle-d
ut 2lf2o net tidvancu ; No. : rid. August , closed
ut mie ; Septemlx-r , 90T ; it)2Uc ) , closed 91Hc.
CORN Receipts , 337.525 bu.j exi rl , 176,6 > 6
bu. : spot , llrmer ; No. 2 , 33i\ ! Options opened
Hrang nnd higher on bullish cables und tun ! e-rop
Hews ; eiibcd uff wllh wheat , but rallied sllghlly
on covering , clewing tf'-jc ' nel hlKher ; Aiis\mt
-loned at ST4c ; September , SS'.tfSSTvc , t-lut-eil
HAY Quiet ; shlpplntr , 4tf55c ; KCKM ! lo choice ,
70tr76c ,
HOPS-Qulef Ik95 crcp , 3 f4c ; 1S90 crop , CiiSc
etate ; Paclllo coast. 1S93 crop , 3tf4c ; Ulni crop ,
KfUc ; Ijondon , C5CC5c.
HIDES-FIrm ; llalveitcn. HUtflSltC ] buffalo ,
dry , 19c , Texan , diy , ISMl2'.4c : California. I7v ,
LEATHBR-FIrm ; hemlock sole. lluenot
Ayrm. ISfiZOe- .
HIJTTEII Receipts. SC5 pkKs. : market Him ;
wentern creamery , Ill-jfflCc ; Elglns , 16c ; factory ,
.
CHEESE Recelptf , 8,623 pkss. ; market blfudy ;
large , white , 7HOi > o ; small , w.ilte , 7'.insc ; large ,
colored , ItiSVic : small , rnlored , SijS c ; part
cklmi. 48Jlic ; full cklms , 2' , : c.
EOQH Hecelpti , 10.U5 | ik-i. | ; market Ilrm ;
cit rn. 15c. '
PROVISIONS-Heef , ste-ndy : lieef hanw. JM.W
C2S.50. Cut meatn. quiet : houlders. J3.00aS.W.
Ijird. tinner ; western steam. H. L > ; rellned , llrm.
J'srk. firmer ; old men. | 8. : & S.75. T llo\v. ktuady.
RICE-Flrin : fair to extra , 4Vitf Ue ; Japan ,
, ,
OU S-Cotlonieeil. teady ; prime crude , r.
o. b. . mlllB. 17c ; prlm u'n'nff. > ' , ' ! ? , * ;
Utte. off fummer. yellow. Z5 Z3Ho ; "ll'
erude * . 30032CJ prlmB uinmer. while.
prime winter , yellow. J3o ; prime crude ,
Petroleum. juUt ; United clo td at I bid.
quiet ; strnlneJ. common to good , II.StQI.U. Tur-
pentlnr , qtiUt At 503s',4c.
MOLAftSIWFirm ; New Orleunt , open kettle.
Coed t ch6tte , ? 3tT.Mo.
FRIJIOHTO- .
MUTAI.S rig iMn. nnl t ; MUthern. fl.Mft
10.7.1. rioithfcrn , Jlt > .50fn.M. Copper , te dy ; lake
limltem. tll.ll't ; exchanise , JI1.00 ll.ri. Tin ,
nrm : stria * . JI4.0 ff1l.lO ; plates , quiet. Spel
ter , quiet nt SI.2MH.3.V Ind , tendy ; exchange ,
J3.SDU3.U ; brokers , JS.CO.
OMAHA mSXIti'lAI. MA It Iv UTS.
Condition of 'Irniln uml 4uiinlonii ( (
on Stiiplc nnd I'nncy Produce.
nnOB Hulk of w > le , Ilic. )
DUTTER Common to fair , 6fl6'c ; choice to
fancy , lOJOJc ; separator creamery , 15c ! cathercil
creamery. 12c , .
VEAL Choice fat. SO to KO Ibs. , quoted at 8O
9c ; lutec and coprte , 4Q5c.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. Cc ; cocks. 3 Tc ( : spring
chickens , per Ib. , 9c ; ducks. 6c ! turkeys , e 8c.
PIOEONS Live , 7uU90c ; dead pljcona not
wanted.
HAY Upland , J5.CC ; midland , J4.50 ; lowland ,
II.00 ; rye straw , J4.50 ; color makes the price on
hay ; light liales tell the best , only top grades
bring top prices.
IlllOOMCORN Extremely slow sales new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice green self-
working carpet per Ib. , 2f2tic ; choice green ,
running to hurl roUc : mtnmon. IHo.
VEflETAHLES.
CANTAljOWPKS-I'er dm. 40flCOc.
CtlCUMHERS-Per doz. . I5ff20c.x
TOMATOES-Per hnlf Ini. basket. 75 90c.
ONIONS-Per bu. , RffMI CO.
LIMA DEANS-Per Ih. . 3c.
HEANS-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. , $1.20.
C'AIIRAOE Home grown , 1'ic.
POTATOES-Pcr bu. , new , f/M ( c.
WATKRMELONS-Crated , per doz. , J1.75fl.W.
FRUITS.
APPLKS-.per bbl. . ll.83fll.S5.
NATIVE PLlMS-Per basket. 250IOC.
OIIAPKS California , | l,23rl.Co.
III.ACKllEHRIKS-Per 2i-qt. casII. .
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per 14 bu. . foj60c.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-1'cr case , Crnwfords ,
Jl 00.
CALIFORNIA PEARS-Daitletl , per case , It S3
( Ai.tFORNIA PLU.MS Per case , ll.25f7l.fA
KANSAS OltAPES-1'er 10-lb. basket. 33840c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANlis-.MHlllerranean : n\\eetn , J3.50.
LEMONS-Messlnus , J3.r.O ; choice California ,
J4.coni.75.
RANANAS-Cholce laigc stock , p.-r h.inch.
J2.00j2.25 ; medlum-sl.-.cd bunches. Jl.50tf2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , Culifuinla , per Ib , , largo
M7.e , ISc ; Iliazlls , per Ib. , lua ; Entslls.i walnuts ,
per Ib. , fancy , eoft shell , 12iflc : slnndards. 10 ®
lie ; inherit , per lu. , lOc ; pecans , polished , large.
9fflOe ; jumbo. HMIJc ; large hicnury nuts. Jl.Ii
per tin. ; cocoanuts , 41,40 cacn ,
FU1S Imported fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes.
I2c ; 5 cro n. CO-lb. boxes , ISlfHc.
HONEY-Chnlce. 13JJI3c. !
CIDER-Clnrllled Juice , per half bbl. , J2.33 ; per
bbl. , SI.OOTM 2.i.
MAPLE SVRUP-Flvc-gal. cans , each. J2.23.
gal. cans. pure , per doz. , J12.00 ; half-eat , cans.
JG.25 ; quart cans. JJ.f.O :
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED DEEF-C.ood native steers. 400 to
COO Ibs. , 6V4c ; good forcquartcrs , steers , 54c ; good
hlndiiuarters , Slse ; wesltrn steers , Cc ; fancy
helferH. Ctic ; good heifers , Co ; good forcuuaitcrs ,
heifers , lo ; good hlndquartem , hclfcr. . , Sc ; good
cows , Co- fair cows , 6V4c : common cows , Bo ; cow
foreiiuarteis , 4He ; cow hlndquuiters , 7'jc.
1IEEF ClTTS-Tcnderlolns. ISo ; boneless strips ,
SVic : strip loins , Cc ; rolls , Sc ; sirloin bulls , Sc ;
shoulder clods , uc : rump butts , 4'i.c ; steer
chucks , 4l4c ; cow cn'ucks , 4c ; boneless chucka ,
4c ; cow plates , 2V c ; slcer plates , 3c ; Hank
steak , Cc ; loin ? , No. I , lie ; loins , No. 2. 10c ;
loins. No. 3 , Sc ; sirloin ends , No. 1 , 9c ,
ribs , No. 1 , lie ; ribs. No. 2 , Sc ;
ribs , No. 3 , Cc ; steer rounds. 7c ; cow rounds ,
S'.Jc ' ; cow rounds , shank off , 7V c ; cow rounds ,
shark and rump off , Sc ; irimmmgs , 3lfcc ; beef
shanks , 2V4c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; sweetbreads ,
per Ib. , 10 ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. , 40c ;
kidneys , per doz. , S5c ; ox lulls , each , 2c ; livers ,
per Ib. , 2c ; hearts , per Ib. , H4c ; tongues , per
Ib. . lie.
MUTTON Lambs , EC ; sheep , 7e , market
racks ( long ) , 9c : hotel racks ( short ) , 12c ; legs
and saddles , Sc ; lamb legs , ! " - ; brensls und
stews. 3c : tongues , each , xc ,
PORK--Dressed plgf , O'AC ; dressed hogs , 6c ;
tenderloins , S',4c ; loins , 6c ; spare ribs , 4c ;
hnm sausage , butts. Cc ; shoulders , rough , 5c ;
shoulders , skinned 5Hc ; tilmmlnss , 3i-jc ; leaf
lard , not rendered , f > c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ;
snout nnd ears , 3c. Imcklioties , I'.ie ; cheek meats ,
3c ; neck bones. 2e ; pigs' tails , 2e ; plucks ,
each , f > c ; chltterllnn" . Sc ; hocks , < c ; hearts , per
doz. , 23c ; stomachs , each , 3o ; tongues , each , "c ;
Kidneys , per doz , ICc : brains , per do15c ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , 23c ; livers , each , 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW. irTC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. Cc ; No. 2 , crecn
hides , 5Vtc ; No. 1 salted hides. Sc : No. 2
green salted hides , 'c : No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. SV-c ; No. 2 veal calf-12 to 15 Ibs. . fc ; No. \
dry Mint hides. 10iil2c ; No. 2 rtry Hint hides , 9S >
10c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 95/10c ; part cured
hides , he per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEET' PELTS Green salted , each , CJIiCOc-
green tailed , shcailings Ishort wooled early
skins ) , each. 15o ; dry shearlings ( short woolea
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; . dry Mint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , ac
tual weight , 4@5c ; dry Mint , Kansas , and Ne
braska muiraln wool pelts , per Ib. , nctu.il
weight , 3ft4c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual welL.it , 4fl3o ; dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , nctiiul
weight , 3ff4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless lo
pay freight on them.
Xi'w York Dry l.oodN Market.
NEW YORK , Aug. 16. The market for dry
goods opened today wllh Ihe same strong tone.
lhat marked It at Ihe close of the week previous.
Staple cottons are llrm In all directions with n
well sustained demand. The activity on the
part of Jobbers , converters nnd the cutting up
trade * has made additional replenishments necee-
snry with Hocks In first hands fast becoming de
pleted. The situation on cotton goods shons Im
provement from every standpoint with every In
dication that sill ! further Improvement will be
inndet with thn advance of Ihe week. The mar
ket today was well allen.led for the opening day
of the week with u number of good tlzed transactions -
actions reported. Coarse colored cottons In the
more prominent markets show continued geiod
results with stocks fiiht becoming exhausled ,
parllcularly denims , which are frequently Vic
higher than last week. Print clothes continue
very llrm on the basis of 2c for extras. In
jobbing circle ; * buyers uere In good altendancc
for the opening day of the week.
STOCKS AM ) IIO.VDS.
Market IH Duller 'I'llnil oil Some Itccciit
DIIJK. but Still Moving ViMViinl.
NEW YORK , Aug. 16. There were periods to
day when the maiket for stocks had an appear
ance of actual dullness ; but this was only by
contrast with recent markets. The total rales
fell below SOO.OOu thares by over 50.000
shares , which la what It did not defer
for any whole trading day of last weeK.
There was n large fulling off In the activity
In the bond depaitmcnt. Whatever striking ani
mation there was was In the llrst hour of trad
ing. The buying during this peilod was brlslc ,
Arbitrage brokers Joining with the commission
house agents lo swell the demand. This repre
sented the working off of the accumulation ot
orders received by commission houses over Sun
day. London was buying tome of the Interna
tional xhares nt the mine time It was selling
others. As u result of this prices bounded
lightly upwards , nevrt lecord prices for the year
being made In u number of prominent stocks.
The grangers weie actively traded In at the
higher level , llurllnglon showing Ihe sharpest
gain , but St. I'uul being most actively dealt
In. St. Paul was the leader of thu list and was
quite.- largely bought for Ixjnclon account , llur-
Hni-ton touched 99V4 In the opening dealings , but
closed a point below that. Tlie other granger *
moved over n much natrower range , hut cloned
but llttlu above Ihe lowest. The upward bound
of prices at the opening Invited realizing sales.
Tlie profe-sslonal bears added their ulmuHt efforts.
They had In their favor some reports of crop
damage In the nest and Ihe result was coon
showing u reaction in prices of the giangera
and southwestern * ) , which had a sympathetic
effect upon Iho whole list. Prices of many
slocks were ct.rrled below Saturday's clo e.
Although there was a llrmer tune later anl
slight recoveries , the market fulled to fully re
gain Its tone before the close and consequently
prices of most of the active leaders of the mar
ket showed slight changes from yesterday. The
net changes , ihough slight , are mostly gains ,
one or two of the grangers being exctpin | .
The undertone of strength in the market was
again strikingly manifested by the dullness that
set In the declining prices. Sugar took a promi
nent part In thu dealings and touched u new
hlKh re-cord prlco at T'J'i , but reacted nearly a
pjlnt before the clsse. Tobacco was also largely
dealt In , opening ut a thnrp gain , but selling
off during Ihe day. Chicago ( Ian also showed
some signs of renewed activity , bill also suf
fered from the reaction to the market. While
the euily strength carried many slocks lo u lolnl
or over above S.ilurday'8 cljso. thii gain was In
most cases pr.icllcully wiped out. The Vander
bllt Mocks , particularly Chesapfaku & Ohio and
Cleveland. Cincinnati , Chicago & SI. l-mil , wore
notably llrm all day , closing near Ihe. te > p , The
tuner's preferred slock was bid up 6 points ,
Oilier notable gains' were : Rubtier preferred ,
3 ; per cvnt ; Spirits preferred , 2U per cent ;
Oie-gon Navigation picferred. i per cent ; Ciilton
Oil preferred , Central Paelilec'llorndu Fu.'l ,
Clreat Northern preferred , Metropolitan Traction
und Rubbi-r common.
The. bond market showed a marked diminution
In HID volume of trade as compared with recent
ftveraBes , the total falling short of J20W.OOO. The
speculation also lacked uggrestlvd strength , but
the market wan fairly well supported and some
MiUstantlnl gains were mode In thu less knawn
ismies. The aggregalei transactions were Jl-
ISLOiO. Oovernmvnt Iwnds were heavy and re.
ceded a fraction on light offerings.
The Evening Poft'u Ixmdon financial cable
gram nays : "The stock markets opened dull to.
day , but rt-overej later on calmer vlaw of Hit
Afghan IncUcnt , Ametlcunti were tronir. Ar
bitrage dealers were hort of t < , ck and bought
largely , Prices , however , closed a. fraction un
der the best , Indian affairs , however exag
gerated they may I.e. have made a benefit to the
maiket and served to attract the attention to
the event of the hull account. Kullir have only
partially recoveied. Cables ha\e been received
guying that the recommendations of the Indus
trial commlolon have not been appointed by Ihe
Volkuruud. The Indian rupee loan has been ap
plied for In Iiula about twice over. The mini
mum price \vu 97Vv and tenders at 8S 1-16 set
about 67 per cent of the loan , It would have
been more > ucce i > ful tut for the Ame-er Inci
dent , The reports that Hoojey has negotiated
a loan of 16,004.000 for China are probably pre
mature to far Hi the actual llxlng up of the
mutter Is concerned. The London time money
market has rlien 3-16 per cent over Saturday's
lilKlH-st rate on large offerings of American
bills for dlicount. Oold lias fallen to 77i lid
Nearly liCO.OOO which had arrived from the
Capo his not yet been dealt wllh. From Information
mation JuBt received I get the ImprcMlon that
Void m y o direct to Ntw York frcm the con
tinent * oon. The PArl und Ilerltn market * were
iteody. "
Hie following were the closing quotation * on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Total fairs of Flocks today were 413,461 , In-
rlinllnR : Atclili-on , 3,445 ; Atcldjon preferred ,
23.K2 : Clie nieakc | A Ohio. 21,500 ; HiirllUKton ,
! l,420 ; Denver & lllo Orande preferred , 10,4.0 ;
l.oulsvlllo & Nnthvlllf. 8,3r,0 ; Manliattan , 4.MO ;
Mlp o\irl , Kansas & Toxnn prcfcrrrd , 3.70S ; Ni-w
Albany & Chlcaco , 7.4M New York Central ,
2J.201 ; Northern Pacific , 8,930 ; Northern I'acinc ,
preferred , 18.3W ; Heinlinir , B,720 ; Hock Inland ,
8,70,1 ; St. 1'nul. 31,27s : Oinnlm , 3r,15 ; Southern
Hallway preferred , 4 200 ; Union 1'aclllc , 15 030
I'nlon I'aclllc , Denver & Oulf , 3,275 ; American
Spirits , S.270 ; Atnerlrnn Tobacco , 18,455 ; Hay
State Ons , 3OfMj ChlciiRO Ons , 7.020 ; t'aclllo
Mall , 4,733 ; Kusar , SO.KO ; Cldoago O'cnt West
ern. 17,420. Western Union , 4,730.
X ' \v York Mtmi'y Mnrkd.
NEW YO11K , Auu. 1C. SIONKY ON CAU -
Hasy nl 1W14 per cent ; last loan , 114 IT cent ;
clcj-ed tfffrpil at 1 pir cent.
I'llIMU MUHCANTIU2 I'Al'KH 3 > iO4i ; Per
ST'KHMNO KXCIIANOK Wenk , with notimi
liuiilntit * In liankiTH1 bills at } 4.S3UJf I.S3 J for
demand nnd at $ l.83U'in.s,4 : ' for Blxty days ;
Iiustcd lutus , Jl.Stlifj'l.kt ; and
inerrlnl Mils , J1.ST4.
SII.VMH PKHTIKlC ATnS-55f55V4c.
IIAIl SII < VKn 54&c.
MEXICAN DOM.AIIS 41Kc.
QUVKIiNMUNT ItONDS Weak.
STATE DONDS Dull.
ItAll.UOAI ) DONDS-Klrm.
Closing quotations on boildfi were as follows :
HAR SILVER Qulel at 25'd per ounce.
MONEY W94 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills I" IHfll ? ; per cent , * for three months'
bills , IHJilSi per cent.
Gold Is quoted nt Iluenns Ayres today ot
168.Cnt : Lisbon. 4SV4 ; at Rome , 105.30.
American eaglcH arc quoted nt 76s o'id ' and
bar gold at 77s ll'id. '
Klliiiiii'lulVotcH ,
I1OSTON. Aug. 16. Clearings , J12,450,084 ; bal
ances , J1CI4 344.
HALTIMOKE. Aug. 1C. Clearings , J2)63,081 ) ;
balances , J34I.978.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16. Clearings , J78S59i2 ;
balances , J6,1SI,4I3 ,
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 1C. Clearings , J7.123-
458 ; balances , JI , 409,0)3. )
MEMPHIS. Auic. IC.-Cleorlngs , J278i60 ; ; bal-
ai.ces , 1S1.M2 ; New York exchange , selling at
tl.W premium ,
CINCINNATI , Aug. 1S. Money ; ZH-ffC Pr cent ;
New York exchange , 40o to 25c discount ; clear
ings , J2,2W0.9l ,
ST. 1-OI'IS. Aug. 16.-Clearlngs , I4.73I.S37 ; bal
ances , JS16.155 ; money , 4R7 psr cent ; New York
exchange , 50j discount bid , 25c asked ,
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. -Clearings. . 15-6.190 ;
New York exchange , bank , J1.01 jier Jl.tOJ pre
mium : commriclal. We pr Jl , ( dlscouni.
CIIICAOO. Aug. 16. Clearings. Jll,360,1 l ; bal
ances , Jl.lM.OOO ; New York cxchanw. WWOc
dlHcounl ; sterling exchange , posted , J4.S3ffl.S6li ;
mocks , ( -Ironic ; Diamond Malt-h. 146V. Metropoli
tan U 7 > 4i Sliawboard , VI : Wr t Chlcaga , 111 % ;
North Chicago , 2llVi ; l ike Street , 17i ! ; Oas
5s , )02Vi. ) ,
l''orclprii l-'lniiiicliil.
RERLIN , Aug. 16. Exchansu on Ixindon , 20
marks 39 pfg , for clierkH.
PARIS , Aug. 10. Three per rent rentes. 106f
for the account ; exchange on London , 25f IKc
for checks.
IXNDON. Aug. 16.-Tlie amount of bullion
gone Inln Ihe Hank of England on balance today
was 93,00) .
\IMV OrlrniiH
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 16.-11OO PRODITCT8
Quiet. Pork , old , J7.W. laid , reHned tierce ,
J3.87Vi. Hexed meutk , dry salt Ehoulders , J5.2S ;
Hldi-B , J5.10. llucon. qlear rib BlOi-s , J6.tx ) . Hanu ,
chr > lr- < sugar cured , J9,00j9.73.
COFFEE Onllnary lo low fair. ft.SOOH.U.
FLOL'R-Sieady ; new extra fancy , Jl.10ffl.15 ;
patents. J4.DO.
COHNMKAlr-Dull R | fl.60.
IlllAN Quiet at " 'jc. '
HAY Steady ; prime , IU.OOQ13.M ; choice , JI1.60
O15.00.
CORN-Steady ; No , 2 sacked , mixed , S6c ;
white. S6 37c ; ye-llow. S7c.
OATH Ste < 1y ; No. 2. Z4V4c.
RICE Steady ; onllnary to good , 3 i IVic ,
Kllfln llulter
ELGIN , ill. , Auff- DUTTER-FIrm ; offer-
Int. , 63 tubi ; ( tle > . 61 tula at UUc ; K Bt
Hiic ; 117 withdrawn on offers of UKo <
OMAHA LIVSTOCK MARKET
. ' "n
" ' ' * "
Arrivals o" On tile i .liberal . and of Hogs
Bart , Lirattod ,
FUTILE EFFORTVATU BEAR MOVEMENT
Dcinniiil S u lilt-Ion In AltMirli the
La i-K < - CnttiuiillrvpttilH nt .Vonrly
SU-mly l , l ti _ UIIKX Aultvc
mill St
SOUTH OMAHA , Aug. 10. llecelpts for
the days Indicated were :
Ca'.lle. Hogs. Sheep , llotsea
August 1C 4sG7 ! 2fc03 5,477
August 14 lidl 0,115 14
August 13 S.vlH Il.l'Jj 2"Jti
August 12 2,071 3,724 3,111
August 11 2,5142 O.tMI 1,458
August 10 2,374 7,020 1U1
August 9.- . 2,423 2,202 . . . . 26
August t 1,188 4.DS1 . . . . 3
August 6 1,025 6,445 2,41 ! ) 46
August 5 1.4ro 12.G75 2W)3 ) 1
August 4 3.U2II 7,56J ( 267 24
August 3 4.E6 ? 97i , ( 1,4.11 23
August 2 2S'Jl , 2.1WI MS
The otllclnl number bt cars ot Block
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. ft St. 1' . Ily 3
Mo. 1'ac Ily -17
Uir.oli I'uclllc Syftem 42 8
! ' . , K. & M. V. U. II S2 13
C. , St. I' . , M. & O. Uy. . . 7 8
H. & M. II. H. H 40 9
15. & Q i 1
8 : : It. I. I1 , Ily. , east 1
H. I. & P. Ily 1
Total rccelptR 221 41 2G
The disposition < of thu day's receipts
was as follows , cnch buyer purchasing the
number of huud Indicated :
Uuyerf. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Otn.ina racking Co 33 278
G. 11. Hammond Co f.l'J G ?
Swltt nnd Comp.iny r.uri GtU
The Cudahy Packing Co. . 443 1,017 l.CDG .
U. i looker and Uegan. . . . 330
Vnnsant & Co M
J. L. Cnrey 1.1M
I-obman & Hothschllds. . . 2.V2
\V. I. Stephens 23
Hill & Lewis Co 410
Honlon & Underwood SU1
Huston & Co 1G
1-ayton oi Co 222
Fester 323
I'lunklnglon , Mllwhukee 177
Other buyers 123
Left over , COS
Total .4,679 23 ! 2,932
CATTL13 llecelpts were the largest of
thu month so fur , there being 179 cms , 4Si)7
head , wllh fully two-thirds ot the entire
supply from the ranges of the west , and
largely on the feeder order. Chicago and
Ktxnsas City also hud big runs nnd cjuoled
lower price ? , which exerted a w > inewhut de
pressing Influence locally , although Ihe
Irade was fairly acllve nnd the market was *
In > good healthy condition.
Fed beeves were only In moderate supply
and Included nothing like Saturday's lops ,
and feeders were such sharp competitors lor
western catlle lhat killers got practically
none that were at all desirable lo lurn back
lo Ihe country. Iluycrs weru bearish gen
erally , but wanted the cattle , nnd could
hardly be said to have taken off more than
a thin shaving" , the fed cattle selling largely
at $4.2HT4.fiO ( for * Just fair to very decent
grades' . *
Cows und heifers were In good demand ,
but buyers sudceedetl In shrilling prices
slightly , with Woref sales perhaps SQICc
lower , hut the trade was active , and the
twenly-Ilve load * offered were soon cleaned
uo. Hulls were ! ' ab'pul tleady , and veals
ruled iirm. / \ ,
It was a big day1 ifi the feeder trade , and
Instances of more thjin a lOc drop were rare ,
while few showed , that much decline.
Speculators werelarffe buycw , nnd the yards
weie full of countryf'.lookers , who cenerally
look caltle honie With them , the day's out-
jiut being one of the largest of the season ,
llcpresentallve s/Ues : |
i NATIVES.
DEKK BTEEUS.
No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. AV. Pr.
I..9SOJ3S3 U..124 < rl 33 . 0. . .1180 Jl 43
1..1284 4 W 4Ji. . 11151 4 S3 2J..IW1 4 53
53..1214 4 20 , l.lltO ! 4 4. . ) 51..1193 4 tB
16. . . . 933 4 35 21..IMS 40 24..1222 4 CO
3. . . . 003 2 50 1. . . . 970 3 13 S. . . . OC3 3 23
1. . . . 040 2 73 1..I320 3 20 G. . . . 9S6 3 35
1..1100 290 2. . . . 930 3 83 1..1310 3 50
2. . . . 1)03 ) 3 00 1. . . . 7CO 3 23
HUIFEIIS.
1. . . . C40 2 0 13. . . . 669 3 23 1. . . . CIO 3 25
6. . . . 7uO 3 20
I3UL.I.S.
. . .1120 2 40 1..14SO 273
CALVES.
. . . 140 C 00
STOCKEUS AND FEEDERS.
1. . , TOO 3 40 34. . . . 938 3 90 15. . . . S20 4 10
1. . . 720 3 SO 2. . . . 745 4 CO
WESTERNS.
NEHHASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow 970 $1 . _ 1C cows 953 53 30
1 hull 16SO 2 03 2 feeders. . . . 930 3 50
1 stag 1180 2 63 I 2 feeders..1190 3 50
1 stair KO 2 65 CO feeders. . . . 6S3 3 70
2 feeders. , . . 7CO 2 C5 6 feeders. . . . 033 4 CD
4 cows 9SO 2 6.1 15 feeders. . . . 940 4 (10
3 cows..H56 2 UO 11 feeders. . . . 805 4 00
1 cow 910 2"90 3 feeders. . . . 886 4 00
2 cows 940 3 10 1 feeder 850 4 CO
1 cow 1100 3 15 K2 feeders , . . . 873 4 05
2 cows 073 3 1 ! 23 feeders. . . . 05G 4 03
2 feeders..1000 3 13 28 feeders. . . . S'Jl 4 10
I feeder 1200 S 23 24 feeders. . . .119.1 4 10
1 heifer 050 3 23 S3 feeders..1119 4 10
12 cows 1040 3 25 22 feeders. . . . 830 4 15
1 feeder S20 3 23 21 ! feeders. . . . &S7 4 30
1 cow 820 3 30 1 calf 170 G 00
41 cows S" 3 SO I
C. K. Coffee.
3 bulls 1210 2 40 DO feeders..1220 3 00
2 bulls 1410 2 40 42 feeders.1222 3 UU
8 cows Ml 2 50 6fl feeders..1223 4 00
1 bull 1S90 2 CO S feeders..1262 4 10
1 cow 10iO 2S 2 feeders..1130 4 10
116 cows 955 S 10 12 feeders. . . . 10S9 4 10
1 cow 1050 3 35
SOUTH DAKOTA.
B cows 902 2 C5 41 feeders..1134 3 K ;
H cows 914 310 1 feeder 1300 3 75
C feeders..1118 3 15' 1 feeder 1100 3 75
1 feeder 920 3 15 15 feeders..10GG 4 UO
15 feeders..1008 355 25 feeders. . . . 776 4 00
43 feeders..1103 3 C5 29 feeders..1073 4 10
Sheldly Cattle Company.
5 tailings..1155 SCO 03 feeders..1155 4 00
Vermont Live Btoclc Company.
42 feeders..1126 3 CO 20 feeders..1256 3 65
OREGON.
60 feeders. . . . 841 4 15 - '
MONTANA.
1 sleer HfO 3 15 , 22 fee'ders , . . . S14 4 00
3 heifers 623 3 2" S3 feeders..1409 4 05
I feeder. . . , 740 3L. 172 feeders.1210 4 05
.1105 3 40 2 calves 350 4 75
1 feeder. . . , CSO 3 r.o 3 calves 240 575
WYOMING.
1 talllnK..12CO 300 1 steer fiOO 3 60
1 tailing..1150 300 . 2 steers 1220 3 65
1 cow 1000 3 15 1 tteer H-0 3 65
J cow MO 320 1 steer 1MO 3 6.1
1 cow 1070 323 1 steer 10SO 3 C5
5 cows 970 3 23 15 feeders..1236 3 95
2 cows 1005 325 1 feeder 550 4 10
1 stee-r 1110 3 W
Paul Compton ,
17 cows. . . . . .972 S 17',4 ' 1 feeder 1250 3 7C
1 feeder. . ,1040 325 C feeders. . . .1050 3 M
1 feeder. . .12SO 325 9 feeder 1196 4 00
. . .1041 3 40 1 feeder 12CO 4 10
OI over.
2 bulls. . . . . .1340 31 heifers 1020 3 55
. . . , 55 14 heifers 967 3 fB
1 cow. , , . . . . 950 2'W 4 cows lo ; > 0 3 61
4 COWH. , 13 feeders. . . .106 ? 390
3 COWH. , 950 5 j > 3. ' 7 , 16 feeders.,1070 3 99
" '
4 COMB" . . ' . ; . . 917 W7'fV ' 1 feeder S20 4 0)
1 sleer 1120 3 1 > 3 feeders..1103 4 00
1 steer 60 S' i u/ 35 feeders..1289 400
7 steers ISil 3lt' ' > . * 21 ( .leers K 7 4 10
f steel 1214 3-W. 7 feeders , . , , C24 4 15
H heifers S76 3 40.n , 6 c lves 265 4 25
C. APuBsley. .
45slrf , Tex..1137 M103 * sirs. Tox. , 1
\W1 tVI'UKf ley.
Scows 772 S-TO 1 fccJor 89) S 25
19 COWH. . . , , . . 951 IJ9nl I 1 sir , Tex..1035 3 CO
' '
10 feeders..1143' * * > ' " ' 6 feeders.1142 3 8&
M , . Il.lr-iICatllc Co.
70 cows 1057 33,1t 161 feeders.,1310 4 10
1 sleer , 1310
4 COWS 1 sleer 1270 3 75
1 cow 34 ( leers lICi 3 75
12 cows , . . . . . . 930 Zcalvc-s 130 6 75
1 Meer 1110
Scows 1022 fi ai 1 feeder 1240 3 75
feeders , . . , 921 4 10
' ' ' "
1 heifer' , . ! 750
750Hockfnrd L. B. Co.
1 tailing..1010 2K , Grows.,1014 3 M
2 cows. . . , . , . S S 3 10 _ 17 steel s 1153 3 85
2 feeders. . . . 10W 3 W
New Ilanipihlro Cattle Co.
2 cows. . , , . . , 875..S'l * ; . .18 cows..1078 3 5-
2 feeders. . . . 5 3 55 < i M steers 1S02 3 8J
.IIIAHO.
T. Ilutehens.
Iculf 320 2 00 11 txiws 1071 3 25
1 Lull..112)T. 12 cows (05 3 25
1 Lull..112) 2 40 1 Htae . . .10(0 3 " 3
2 45 CO cow * . . , . , , . 944 S 23
icow 1040 2 I/J 11 cows. . . . . . . fcM 330
1 bull nw 2 15 1 cow 1150 J / >
6 bulls..14:4 2 55 7 fe-eder . . . .112 < i W )
2 S 1K 14-5 310 21 feeders..lO'O 3D )
2 rows IS" 300 3Sfeed r8.lC6t 400
1 bull UW 3 HO . 10 feeders. . . . 713 4 00
2 Down 1010 100 ' 1 feeder 1150 4 ( )
29 cows. . . . , * . * * 69 3 05 57 feeders. . . , 613 4 M
SO cows , . " 4 301 m feeder 915 4
35 heifers.t 6W SCO 4U feeders. . . .12i 4(0
1 cow 1 < WO 315 ' 81 cows &C. . OSJOJ
'COLOHAliO.
112 feeders. . , 6)5 3 m feeders. , , , C21 3W
TEXAS.
. . , „ „ _ 1030 t 7S 2 feeder * . , . , S45 SCO
! . . . . . . * S 15 19 feeder S71 419
IIOQS There were only forty-one Icadi , 2.S05
hogn , but llil * wa above llio average Monday
and the UITMI lncs July 11. The hcr
wrre rood In quAllly , with Ihc uiual Inrxn
chowtnr of mfilliiin tu hf.i\y nclRhli ntiJ only
n few light lends.
With rantern report ; ilronR'i' and the JfmanJ
Kood for both pncklnr * nj shipping ccciunt , tlie
innikot TTM ncllvr nn < \ prices niMlc a little
bettor rliowlnx than cu Saturday , alt.iouch with
prnctlcnlly the tame inner of l3. Hf3.EO. Thr
rtrong m\t \ * wrrr of irood cnrtln * IIOKI bonaht
tiy the uhlppftn , whlU packern' purchafca were
nioMly nt tteady prlctf. It only took n short
time to clear the l > 'n . the Inillt rf the talcs
ni-lni ? nt J3.6tfl76 , nRiihift JS.WH3.70 Saturday
nnd I3.45CJ3.C5 on Inbt Monday. ltrpre nliill\o
rales :
No. Av. Sh. IT. No. Av. Sh. Tr.
10 S17 . . .131,0 CC. t4l 1(0)370
11 345 SO 3 M 40 272 . . . 370
61 3M . . . 3 B2i ! r'0 -'SI ICO 370
M 293 KO 365 78 : 2 40 370
S3 274 ICO 3 f.S 67 5J5 1M 370
51 309 40 3C5 C9 237 SO 370
( M 167 . . . 3 OS f.9 274 . . . 370
74 290 160 3 5 19 270 . . . 370
M SOI CO 365 f ) 5(0 ( 120 3 72'i
CO 273 . . . SOS 63 S4J SO 3 7 ! *
64 ! M > 120 3C7U 21 223 . . . 375
62 2IJ fO 3674 f,4 SiS SO 3 7S
70 25S 160 3 67'i 15 217 . . . 375
71 2S2 W 3 7'.i ' 67 227 40 1 7J
f,2 242 40 3(774 ( 73 544 SO 373
KS K6 160 370 66 ! 3S SO 373
IB WO . . . 370 B2 301 100 375
10 KO . . . 370 M 232 ICO 375
CO Ifil ICO 370 78 232 UO 376
61 R0 . . . 370 68 ! 52 12l ) 375
67 2M 0 370 75 241 ISO 373
CO 275 M 3 70 60 303 SO 373
62 MJ Stl 370 64 2S 40 3 7
63 154 fO 370 SO 177 . . . 3 fO
SMAt.tj HUNCHES.
1 20) . . . 2r 2 6 SO S 65
i : oo . . . 2 ro r. 2'c . . . 370
1 180 . . . 3W B 2i | . . . 370
1 6) . . . 3 TO 2 2SS . . . 370
2 39.1 IX ) 3 C. ' . S 103 SO 370
4 : r,7 . . . 3 M 1 207 . . . 375
3 430 . . . 3W 7 2.M CO 375
1 220 . . . 360 2 203 . . . 375
3 S0.1 . . . 3 f.O R ! i > 4 . . . 373
5 311 . . . 360 1 210 . . . 375
4 2SO . . . 3 M R 121 . . 375
7 221 . . . 375 7 215 40 375
SHEEP The supply was the largest for romp
time , mil nnly Included n small number of
muttons. The fooling was generally weak on
the nart of buyers , while sellers were unwilling
lo make conces lens , so that the maiket was
rather slow. Kcprcgenlallve alen :
No. Av. Pr.
319 Utah mixed 91 3 40
778 t'tah rnKed 100 3 10
10 Dakota yearlings 91 3 7S
15 Dakota lamb. * 78 4 00
H4 Ittnh feeder lambs M 4 13
144 tltiih feeder lambs 55 4 13
KO Dakota lambs 63 4 M
cuic.icio tii via STOCK : MAUICHT.
Cnttlr a I ) I nitlor -r UIIKN AVt-uk fur
llcavjSli < ! > Stonily.
CIIICAOO , Aug. in. Heavy lecelpts of cattle
made a weak market for common kinds , nnd
such lots Fold off about lOo , but good to choice
btevcs were In active demand from the start
at unchanged prlciu. Sales were largely at
from Tl.0 lo 15 ; common lo c\lia choice nallve
beef cattle being ratable at fiom (3.90 to (5.33.
Exporters \vere good buyers and n fair Mi reef
of the heller class of cattle fell Into their hamli.
SlocKers and feeders were fairly active at steady
prices , and butchers' nnd eunncis' utuft ROM
fieely , prlcis ruling llrm for fat lots. Calves
wcie active and steady. Texas and western cat
tle showed no matked change.
In hogs hea\y p.icklng lots alone s'.iowcd weak.
nes-s , belllnt. off 2',45f5c ' during tlie latter part of
the day. Sales were nt an e.vtmne range of
from $3.60 to } 4. 12'i , for coarse heavy to prime
assorted light weights , the latter being scarce
and commanding a handsome premium. The
bulk of the IICRS crocjed the rcalcs nt from
JC.fT , to 14. and pigs Hold largely at fiom S3 tu 74
In sheep there was a brisk demand and r > rlccs
were steady , except for roninv n lots' , which were
nliout KH.lower. . Sheep were salabl" at from
12.2.1 to J2.50 for Inferior up to from 51.0) to
jl.2i for choice to prime natives , wllh western
rangeis selling nt frcm 53.25 to J3.90. tjtmbs joM
nt rnim J3.40 to J5.50 for Inferior to extra , the
hext being 10chigher. . Western lambs sold
largely nt from J4.60 to { 3.00.
H'-celpts : Catlle , 22,000 head ; hogs , 33,0)0 hcnd ;
sheep , 21,000 head.
SI. I.onlH l.lvr Stock.
ST. I.OUIS , AUR 16. OATTM3 Receipts , 7,000
head : shipments , 1,0 ) head ; mirkct steady' for
best and others about Mo higher ; fancy steers.
$ 'i.11452 > ; native shipping nnd export steers.
JI.OOSW.OO ; bulk of sales , J4.60ri.f > ' > ; dressed
beef and butcher stri-rn , JI.OWI.73 ; bulk of pale' ,
J4.35iff4.CO ; steers under l.ow Ibs. , KA\fi I. SO ;
bulk of sales , J3.S."fl 1.0) ; stoekers nnd feeders' ,
J2.40JT4.15 : cows nnd heifers , J2.00-iTI.fiO - : bulk of
cows , $2.5f 73.0i ) ; canning cows. J1.3.MIJ2.35 ; Texas
and Indian fleers' , grosser ? , $2.8Mt-l. : ; ; cows nnd
heifers , J2.23iT3.20.
HOGS Receipts , 6,000 head ; fhlnments. 3 ,
head ; market stcadv : light , J3.SOBI.03 ; mixed ,
J3.7t < i(4.flO ( : heavy , J3.704.05.
SHEEP llecelpts. 2.0M head ; shlpmcntB , 1,000
head ; market Hteadv ; natives. J3.15fi3.FO ; culls
and bucks , Sl.5003.2j ; lambs. J3.70ff5.00.
HiifTiilo f.lvc Stock.
EAST I1VFFAI.O. Aug. It CATTI B aiolcc
fat steers , J4.SOJI5 00 ; medium to heavy , JI.60J ?
6.73 ; coarse rough , J3.65 < tT4.25 ; choice fat heifers.
J4.104T4.15 ; fair to good mixed , butchers' stock ,
J3.50fl4.00 ; good , timooth , well fatteneil eovre ,
J3.40S3.SO ; fancy milkers , J4.00ijl.15 ; good to
fancy ( .prlngers . , $3. Mil I. M ; fair to choice veals ,
J.1.EO ; prime to extra , JC.40JfG.5.
HOGS Good to choice yorkers. J3.75iT4.40 ;
light yorkers , J4.4064 45 ; mlxrd packers' grades ,
J4.2r.jTI. 30 ; medium welBhts , J4.2MT4.25 ; heavy
hogs , J4.20 ; roughs , J3. 50 3.65. Yiarllng lamlu ,
choice to prime , JI.25H1.SO : culls to common ,
J3.25ST3.55 ; cprlng lamb ? , good to extra , J5.257f5.5i.
SHEEP Choice to selected wethers , 51. 401(4. ( 50 ;
fair to choice mixed sheep , 51 GOI4.25 ; culls nnd
common , J.SO@3.85 ; export sheep , J3.75Q > 4.50.
KiuixuN City I.lvc .Stock.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 16. CATTLE Receipts ,
12,000 head ; market steady to lOc lower ; Texn
steers. J2.riOiT4.35 : Texas cows , J2.2r > ff3.75 ; na
tive steers , J3.60ff3.00 ; native cows nnd heifers ,
S1.75H1 1.2.1 ; Ptockers and feeders , J3.OOiT4.65 ; bulls
J2.30ffl3.35.
HOGS llecelpts , 3,5 * ) head ; market strong ;
bulk of sales. t3.77V4W3.SO ; heavle * . J3.75ff3.S2K. ;
packers. J3.6DO3.80 ; mixed. J3.7003.Si ; light. 13.73
J3.f5 ; Yorkers , J3.ICV403.fc5 ; pigs , J2.SXff4.70.
SHEEP Hecelpts , .3.00) head : mnrkct steady ;
Iambs , 53.53 5.0) ; muttons , , J3.2i05.75.
N MV A'ork I.lv > Stock.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. It IIREVES llecelpt > ,
3,410 head. Active , native Me em. J4Q5.25 ; sines
and oxen , J2.75Kl.fO ; bulls. 52.33ff3.SO ; dry cows ,
J1.tOft3.35. European cables q.uote American
steers al 10145JHVic ; refrigerator beef ut i > WSe.
CAL.VES llecelpts , 3,100 head ; veals , Jl.60f7. 5 ,
buttermilks , J3.25&4 ; grassers , J3.50 : westcrru.
J4.COJi5.12V4.
SHEEP AND L.AM11S llecelpts , 1C.CS5 held.
Sheep. J2.00S4.15 ; lambs , J3.C086.25 ,
IIOC1S Ilccelpls , 7,511 head ; steady at J4.CO j
4.65.
Slock In SI Kilt.
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal markets for AUKUHI 1C :
Cattle. Hogs. Shrep
Omaha . 4,167 2.SC5 ,1477
Chicago . 2,000 33. COO 21,000
Kansas City . li.OW 3:0' : ' ) S.oOj
St. Louis . 7.0CO C.OOO 2,004
Totals . 45S37 45,305 31,471
St. Ltiuln CJcncriil .llurkclH.
ST. 'LOUIS. Aug. 16. FLOUR Firm aivl
higher ; patents , JI.704J4.EO ; k'.ralghts , J4.30STI.40 ;
clear. J3.90ST4.10 ; medium , | 3.25f(3.75. (
WHEAT Futures chewed another advanet
today , closlni ; 2'lc to 3c higher ( linn yesterday.
Seplember opened IVic up , udvnnced l-Xe moie ,
declined lc , advanced 2c , declined I'.ie , went
up ITic and later broke back to Hie , closing
at 92Hc , which waM IVic below the top prlcu
of the day. There was plenty of action In thu
market , the opening advance being followed by
some of the wildest fluctuations ever Indulged
In here. It was the effect of n badly congested
market , so oversold to exporters that few dared
tell , unlins already long , Spot grades higher ;
No. 2 red carh elevator 92 f92V < c , track ! < „ &
! i3ic ! ; No. 2 hard cabli. (4c ; AuguM , We ; Septem
ber , 82'4c ; December , Wljc ; May , 93V4. < a ked.
CORN Futures nuctualed under the Inlluence
of wheat , closing with buyers' fractions above
the lower price , Kpot , dull , neglected , but
higher : No , 2 each , 860 ; September , 26iO2C'ic ,
May , S'Jc.
OATS Strengthened by the advance In wheat
and corn , but speculation was ulack. Spot ,
higher ; No , 2 cash elevator 17 ic bid , track 18c ;
No. ! white , 21V4622C ! September , 17)ic ) ; May ,
RYE-Hlgher. 45H046UC.
UARLEY Nominal. I
CORN MEAL-FIrm , JI.SO ,
11RAN Firm ; tuilable country points at 335
S'dlic , und eant truck at 41c ,
FLAXSEED-IHgher , fiS c. .
TIMOTHY KEED-1'rlmc , 52,70.
HAY Easier on heavy recelpls of new llm-
olhy ; prairie , new , J5.COO 6.50. this bide ; timothy ,
JC.lOfflO.CO.
IIUTTER-FIrm ; creamery , lieiJo ; dairy , Bfp
11 lie.
EOGS-Hlgher. lOe.
POULTRY Chickens Meady ; old ; hens. Cc
rprlngs , kc ; ducl.li , i-prlngs , CiJClic ; ecese , spilngi ,
"WHISKY-JUS. |
COTTON" TI EH Unchanged.
1IAORINO Unchanged , ,
METAI.H-I.ead , lileber. J3.62V4S3.C3 ; speller ,
dull. J4.I2H.
PROVISIONS Pork , firm ; standard mess , job
bing , 58.60 ; J7.SO old. I-ard , higher ; prime steam
14.25 ; choice , J4.32V4. IlJcon .Iboxeil lot ) . cxlru
short clear , J5C2Vi ; ribs. J5.75 : Miorlu. JO. Dr >
Halt meats ( boxed ) , choulders , Jl.87',5 : extra short
clear. H.2S : rlbf , 55.23 ; rhorln , 55.37Vi.
RECEIPTS-Flour , 8,000 bbls. ; wheat , 148,000
bu. ; corn. 12S.OOO bu , ; oats , 64 tXlO 1m.
BHII'MKNTH Flour. C.IWO bbls. ; whtat , 114,000
b'u. ; corn , 19,000 bu , ; oats , 4.0CO bu.
Cliic-liuiatl JInrke-lH.
CINCINNATI , AUJT. 18-KlJOUH Bteaely.
flrwiirEAT-Flrmer ; No. 2 red , SSo.
CORN-StronBer : No. 2 mixed. 29e.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mlied , 17V401' ! > o.
RYE Stronger ; No. 2 , 46c.
HULK MEATS-Stronger , 55.00. Ilacon , firm ,
K.OO. Lard , llrm , 54.30.
WHISKY-Steady. 5U19.
1IUTTER Steady ; fancy Elgin creamery , IClJc ;
Ohio. 12 fi3c ; dairy , ISo.
SUOAR-Flltn hard refined , 54.0385.85 ,
EOOH-FIrm , higher , t'.ic. ,
CHEESE Steady ,
Coffen 3lnrkr n.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16 COFFEE-Optlon
opened ( teady , unghanged to 5 point * hlcher :
ruled exceptionally Inactive and featureless , with
transactions confined to September and' March ;
decline In spot coffee , apathy of ouUttle specula.
tlon and liberal movement at Draill , caused
w * k undtrlonf. I'oreljn rn rVM Indlffrrtnt.
climed dull , net unchnncrd to A rolnt * nrtv nc - .
fll < > 4 , 2.000iagt. . including Bri > trmber , t .TOi
March , 57.IS. Hpot coffee. Hlo quiet ; No. 1
Invoice , 17.FO ; lobblnr , H.W. Mild , quiet ) Cor.
rtnva , flV.COOlC.lO ; frdn. l.f.OO biRO Itlo No. 7 at
SANTOS. An r , Kt.COFFF.nQuiet : ; ero.l aver.
tiff snnto , 9,701 rein ; receipt * , S . bags ; stock.
3 < ? .W ) ba . Weekly repnrt : Coffen quit ) ; gf > od
average , per ten Kllon , li.SOO rein ; ircvlpti diirlns
week , 2IS.POO liaro ; ihlpinentii to the UnlteJ
fltntef , 13,000 limn ; mock. 3SS.O > X > lnn ,
RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. 16.lllo. . quiet ; No.
7 , Rio. 5,700 rels ; cxchnncc , " 7-S2il ; receipts ,
Is.OOO ti B ; cleared for the 1'nlted Stnteii. 11.000
bng : for Europe , 21,000 l > ag ; stock , Z29.000 lmc
Weekly report ! Coffee , quiet ; exchange ftaiul-
ard , S.7M rein ; receipt * during week. Its 000 bagss
shipment * to the United Slate * , 102.000 bags ;
( lock , 32J.OM bagf.
HAMRl'imUf. ( . 16-COFFEE-Opened vm-
cli n < ed. ilnsoil wllh a net gain of U pfR tu
H PfR lower.
1l.\\'UE , A\if. | It.-COFFEE-Closed quiet and
net unchanged ; sales , .13,000 bags.
COTTO.V .tlAUICKTS.
.Miui.v IiilliioiiorM Are ut Work mill
1'rli'cn Ar-p lrrKiilnr. .
NEW VoniC , Aug. 16 , Cotton opened easy ,
with August 9 point * lower und other month *
S1J7 points lower , cables being very weak nnd
crop account * , while rather conflicting , showing
11 KooJ average. The failure ot William Mitchell ,
operating In cotton and coffee , but more i c-
tl\ely engaged In the latter , wan announced nn
change this morning , wltlKiut any Influence on
the market , hl.i Intercut at the time being finall.
Heiiiy Nelll loday estimates that the crop will
exceed 9,750,000 bales Showers have again fallen
In Texa * . wltli bcneilclnl results , this llng the
feature of the crop news. Report * from Fall
River dry goods district me encouraging. The
estimated receipts of cotton at the ports today
were 4,100 bales , against 1.175 bales last weeU
and 6.79S bales laM year ; this week , ! 2.0iKi balm.
against 7,317 Iwles last week und 3S. : ,7 h.ilcs Iisl
year. Memphis , 31 b.itos ; last year. 370 bales.
Houston , 2.314 bales ; last > car , 2 (87 b.xles. Fol
lowing the opening the maiket ruled lir.Ktil.ir
and weak , further eased off under netlvc bear
hammering. loKlng JJS | points under vriy weak
cables , shonlng a net losn of 4Sif , ' . ' > polnls at
Liverpool , gem-rally hearUh cn-p lepoits HIM
Nelll llrothers' cellmate. The market ns mole
or lesis unsettled throughout tlie session In
Ihe afternoon the eourre of the market showd
u more conservatlvi- feeling , through fen's that
the licnrn had oversold tliems-elves Pi Ices re-
actcil partially on i-overlng and closed sternly.
with Hit net decline leiluccl to 4Ti'.i p lnls. Total
sales , 120,400 bales. Futures closed steaily
January , J0.78 ; February , lii.il ; Mulch. Jew-
April , J6.&S ; August , J7.C5 : Siptembe' , Jii.92 , Oc
tober , JB.77 ; Noxember , 15.71 ; December , 56 73.
Spot cloted quiet ; middling uplands , Sc ; mid
dling gulf. S'.ie ; net lecelpts. mine ; groys re-
cclpis , 1,323 bales ; exports lo Franco , 162 bulls ;
fonviir.le-d . , ! X1 b.iles ; slock , 4I.6SO bales. Total
today : Net recelpls , 4.1CS bales ; exports in
France , 1,210 bales ; continent , 1S.7 bale" ; stock.
78.W.I . bales. Consolidated : Net lecelpts. 6 SIS
bales ; expoits to Oieat llillnln , 71 lulis ; j innce ,
1,216 bales ; continent , 1S7 bales. Tidal since
Scmembor 1 : Net receipts. 6.6M.1SI tmles ; ex
ports to Client llrltnln , 3.06T. bales ; France. 7i'0- '
! I72 bales ; cuntlnrnl , 2,114,815 bales ; channel ,
5.4S1 liales.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. Ifi.-OOTTON-Spot , fair
demand ; pilces lowir ; American middling , fair ,
4 17-3J.1 ; gixjil mlildllUK. 4 0-3M ; American mlil-
dllng. 4Ud ; low middling , 4d : good ordinary ,
3T d ; ordinary. 3 11-lGd. The miles of the day
were 10,000 bales , of which 1,504 were for f pec
ulation anil exiurl and Included 9,3' American.
Receipts , 10 0 bales , nn American. Futures
opened wsak , with a moderate demand , nnd
closed easy nt the decline. Ameilcnn middling ,
L. SI. l\ , August , 4 1-64 4 2-iilil , sellers ; August
and September. 3 G0-C4if3 Cl-6ld , buyers ; Septem
ber uml October , 3 5l-64d , sellers ; Octolwr nnd
November , 3 43-6ld. tellers : Nuvember nnd De
cember. 3 4 VOId , buyers ; December and January ,
3 44-6ld , buvern ; January nnd February , 3 41 64d ,
buyers ; February and March , 3 4l-6lfl3 43-C4d ,
buyers ; Marcli and April , 3 45-C4d. buyers ; April
and May , 3 4C-64d , buyns ; May and June.
3 47-C4d. buyers ; Seplember , 361-64-1.
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 1C. COTTON No mar
ket : nale , 23 b.des ; ordinary , 6 B-lfic ; g"od or
dinary , 6 11-K.c ; low middling. 7c ; middling ,
7 7-16c ; good middling , 7-Tic ; middling , fair , S 3-16c ;
receipts , 3,30j bales ; stock , 13,313 bales. Futmen
were quiet ; sales. 34.100 bales ; August. J7.03ff
7.0S ; September. J6.54 TV > .W ! : October fi ( 11 11.42 ;
November. 56.42 < ff6.l3 ; December , JH.4irifi.45 : Jan
uary. JC.l7iIG.IS ; February , JG.50Si6.51 ; Mnich ,
J0.57C6.S4 ; April , J6.rCfli,7. , )
MEMPHIS. Aug. 1C. i OTTON Steady ; , mid
dling , 7ic : leeelpls , 3 | bnlen ; shipments , 16
bales ; sli k , 15,521 bales ; sales , none.
ST. I/3FIS. Aug. 18. COTTON-Stendy ; mid
dling , 71316. * ; sales , 5 > 3 bile ; receipts , none ;
shipments , 5 bales ; slock , 9,16.1 bales.
llnllliiKlrc .Iliirki-lH.
RALTIMORE. Aug. 16-FLOI'R-Qulet and
One ; western , cupcrllne , 52.73iT3.00 ; western ,
extra , J3.2rC(3. 0eplern ; , family , J4.:3fi'4.50 ;
winter wheat , patent. 54.C3W4.i3 ; spring wheat ,
patent. 54.735r5.CO ; spring wheat , Etinlgiils. Jl.COiJ1
4.75 ; recelpls. 1S,2CT > bbls. ; exforlK , 2JC4"i bills.
WHEAT 1'nuetlleil and higher ; spot. 94' < .ff
94 ? c ; Siplember. 93V4e ; tteamer No. 2 red. ilu.i | >
91'ilc ' ; receipts. 152.1C2 bu. ; exportx , 1S7.SS3 bu. ,
Fouthern wheat , by sample , 91G'J3V..c ; southern
wheat , by grade , ' . ( ! { ! 93.
CORN Firmer ; spot. 33V45I33-iie ! : Septfinber ,
32 ? < W33c ; > .tenmcr , mixed , 3U1iifi3le ; receipts ,
157.SM bu. ; exports , 441,509 bu , ; southern , white ,
34p3.r.e ; southern , yellow , 35 73Cc.
OATS Steady ; receipts , 1S.447 bu.
RYE Firmer : No. 2 westein , 50e ; rccclpte ,
7,238 Im. ; exports , 43S."iC bu.
HAY Finn for better grades ; choice timothy ,
J13.COffl4.00.
GUAIN FREIGHTS Very quiet ; steam to
Llveipool. per bushel , 4d asked , September ; cork
for orders , per quarter , 3s 3df33 4'i.d , September.
IIUTTER Firm ; fancy creamery , 15Q16c.
F.nas-Flrm ; fresh , 13c.
USE Firm ; fancy , llrm ; fancy New York ,
KIIIIHIIH City llnrkcts.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 16. WHEAT Market V5c
to Ic higher ; No. 2 hard , 76Vjffilc ; one car fancy
at 82c ; No. 3. 77079HC ; fancy ami mixed , FOJiSlc ;
No. 4 , 765J7Sc ; No. 2 soft. HUOW.ic ; No. 3 ,
MVji3SC',4c ; No. 4 , I0ic2c : No. 2 fprlng , 7S'.iIf79c ;
No. 3. 75V4ff76c.
CORN Srmc sales fractionally higher ; No. 2
mixed , 22j23c. ;
OATS Market fairly active ; No. 2 unite , ISVic.
RYE Nominally 4IVfec.
HAY Market llrm ; choice new timothy. JS.CO ;
choice new nrnlrle f5WJ)600. ) )
HLTTI'.R M rl.e. firm ; cc. msry. lllfllc , dnry : ,
9fjllc.
EGS Market very llrm ; recelptu light ; Mis
souri and Kansas , lOc.
HEOEI ITS Wheat , 457,80) bu. ; corn , 91,900 bu. ;
oats. 33 000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 114.60) bu. ; corn , 11,000
bu. ; oats , 3,0 bu ,
Liverpool ftrulii mill I'rovl-iloriH.
LIVEHI'OOL , Aug. 16. LARD-Stcady ; prime
western , 23s.
WHEAT Spot , llrm ; No. 2 wet-tern , fa 3d ; No.
I red northern , spring , 7s 4d.
CORN Spot , firm ; American mixed new. 3s lid ;
old , 3s lid. Futures , steady ; August , 3a ; Septem
ber. Sslltd ; October , 3s 2l' d.
The following arc the Imports of wheat In
Liverpool for the week : Wheat , from Atlantic
ports , 35. < 00 quarters ; none from I'aclllc ports ;
from other ports. 4.000 quarters. Corn from
Atlantic ports , 60,900 quarters.
MnrkclN.
LONDON. Aug. 16. SIJOAIl H'Pt. August , Rs
EVid.
NEW YORK , Aug. 1C. SUOAR-Ilaw , firm ;
fair refining. 3'ic. Ri-dned , steady : mold A ,
5'ie ' ; slandard A , 474c ; confer Hollers' A , 47 c ; rut
loaf , Wc ; crushed. C'kc ; powdered , CVie ; granii'
lateil fie : cubes. 5'Jc.
NEW ORLEANS , Autr , lt-SUOAH-Open kel-
lle , Z"tfl3\'tc \ ; centrifugal steady ; irniniilated ,
4".iiM 9-1 fie : whiten , 3 13-ir.ff4',4c ' ; yellow , 340
3c ; seconds , 283-Hc. _
Pcorla Mnrkcln.
PEOR1A , Aug. 16. CORN-FIrni nnd higher ;
N < > . 2. 27-\c.
OATS Scarce end nrm : No. 2 while , 2lc.
WHISKY Markei ntPiidy ; finished gooils n
the lmslof J1.19 for high wines ,
RECEIPTS Corn , C9.41 * ) bus. ; oats , 66,250 bus. ;
npe , whisky , wheat , none.
SHIPMENTS Corn , W,7.0 bus. ; nals , C7,5-
bus. ; rye , none ; whisky , 1.420 bbls. j wheat , COO
bUH.
Toledo Miirl. ct .
TOLEDO , Aug. It WHEAT Active and
steady ; No. 2 cath and August , MVSe ; September.
Active and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
OATS Easy ; No. 2 mixed. 17c.
HYE-Hlslier and steady ; Nn. 2 cash , 47'e.
PI/WKHSEED Active and steady ; prime cash ,
J4.3i. !
OH < Unchanger ] ,
Cnliroriilii Dried Trillin.
NEW YORK. Aug. It ) . CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS Steady ; evaporated apples , prime , wire ,
tray , 5V4a per pound ; wood dried , prime. Cc ;
choice , Cc ; fancy , 6V4c. Prune * , 3 ] c to 7V4- ! per
pound , OK to size n nd quality. Apricots , Royal ,
7fi7V4o ; Moor Park , F4c. ( Peaches , unptelt-cl ,
6SSo ; peeled , HOHc per pound.
AVool MnrkclH ,
NEW YORK , Anir , 1C. WOOIl'Irnii fleece ,
19if20c ; loose. 12 15c.
ST. I/3UIH. Aug. 1C. WOOL-l'nchanRerl ;
medium , 1517c : light line , 13&14V4C ; heavy line ,
lOttllo ; tub washed , Wfi'Ka.
Oil .MiirkclM.
OIL CITY , Aug. 16. Credit balances , 71 ; cer.
tlllcates , opene < l at 92 bit. rloxcd 93 Lid , Ship
ments. H0.427 bbls. ; runs. 1S9.29S.
TII 12 M\V LI.VH opi : > .
Oiuuhii , ICunnnH Ctty & KiiNtt-rii Itnll-
riiiul Oinnlm A ; SI , lonlHallriinil. .
The QUINOV ROUTB with through trains
to Trenton , KlrttHVllle anil Qulncy , Connec
tions east aud BOtithcp.ft. Kor rates lime
tablfs and all Information , call at QUINCY
IIOUTR omc9 , 1115 Farnaro elreet ( I'axlon
Hotel Hlock ) , or write ,
GEO. N. CLAYTON. Agent.
LADIES CAN WEAR SlifE5
One site tmaller after unlue Allen'ii 1'oot Ea e , a
powder to be nhaken Into Ihe s.ines. It makes
light or new shoes feel easy ; lives Instant relief
to coins und bunions. It U the xreaU-nt comfort
discovery of the age. Cures und preveqt * swollen
feet , blUters , callous and tore spots. Allen'a
Koot.Eate li a certain cure for tweatlnt ; , hot ,
achlnr ftet. At all druggUti and klioe > tore > ,
Kc. Trial package rilliU by mall. Aeldr ,
Alltn 8. Olmittad , L Hey , M , Y <
VIGOR OF MEN
Easily , Quickly , Permanently Restored
Wcnknrts , Norvousncvi , Debility ,
nil ftl ) th trfcln of tlt (
from rlj trrort or Ul
letiMf ) li reinlli el
etetwotk , iloknm. er-
tt , ln. Full MMFtth.
dttilornifnt nd ton *
lit n lo Tprj orikn
ind rottlon ot tn body.
Rlmrlo , n > tn l method L
IinmedltU Imprornncn *
2aX ) refertncek. Hook ,
ttiUtiftllon ftad rfoofs
milled ( t kl d ) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO. .
FRENCH
TANSY
WAFERS
. ntc " > Bnuln I'llKNCll TANSY
.lls. Impcrtcd dlrfcl trom 7-nrls. l.nJlfa
cnn dt | < rnd upon trcuilng rrlkf from nj i
cure of imltiful ntia Iruniilar l > crlo < l , ronnrj-
l s of cnufo. K.MICHSON UUUO CO. ,
Impurtcr niut Agrnls for HIP Unltrtl States.
San Jci-r. Cal.
Tor talc liy the Kconoml ! nniR Co. : ! 2 3. Hth.
bet. ! mini in and Douslns Ste. Sole nienti. ;
PfiTROPIIZE
iY purclitisini ; eoods made
at tlm f 11 lowing Ncbrns *
kit ( .ctofics. Ir you can *
not liiul what yon want ,
comimmUntc with thu
mnmifuctnrcrs us to
\v li ; i t tlo.ilurs handle
their uootls.-
HAICIM ; KXTIIAUTS.
KAllir.l.l. . .VCO. .
Syrups , Molnpfcs. SurRlim. ' etc. reBervf
Jellies. Haklnc ivnv.kr. Entraf.j. etc. Also tin
cans nntl Japariedva e.
OMAHA
Car load shipments made In our own refrlR-
tratot curs. Hlue Hltibnn , Hlttc Export , Vienna
Export and Family Export delivered to nil parti
of the ctlv.
IlIllCK.
\viTii\r.i , i , nitos. , v co.
ravine , Sewer and HulKlIng
IIHICIC.
Capacity. 100.000 pi-r day. Oniee and yard. SJJ
rnd Hickory Sts. Telcplione 425. Omaha , Neb.
COHMCKVOH1CS. .
G. K. KI'HXn'I'KII.
KAJli : COHMCM WOIIICS.
Manufacturer nnlvunlxeil Iron Cornices , Oa- !
vnnlzed Iron FKV'I MS. Til , Iron nnd Slat *
nooflnu. AKCIU for Klnnutir's Steel Cellinc ,
10S-10-12 North Elovpiith street.
CHACKEll KArTOIllES.
AJIF.mr.IHStTlT .VXD .MFC ! . CO. ,
Wholesale CrceUer Miinufacturers ,
OMAHA. Neb.
IHON WOI1KS.
DAVIS .t CJOWCIM. 1HO.VVH 1CS.
Iron mill Ilrnss KoiindiTN.
Mnnufactuiers and Jolilicrn of Machinery. General -
eral repairing a Eiieclalt.v. IdOl. 1303 und 1305
Tackson street , Onmha Neb.
TAXTOX .t viKitiiixc : IHOX wcmics.
Manufacturers of Aicldtectural Iron Work.
Rcncrnl Kounilry. Machine and tllacksmltli work- .
Enttliieers and Contractors for Fire 1'roof HullJ-
InK" . Olllce and uorkBi U. I * . Ily. and South
17th Etreet , Omaha.
OVEHALIA AND SHIllT KACTOnlE3.
31. 1C. SMITH .t CO. ,
fanufacturtl s Ideal brand Shirts , Overalls ,
Jumpers , Lined Duck ClothliiK. Importers and
Jobbers Diy Goods ami Notion * . Salesrooms ,
1101-1107 Hartley St. Tactory 1102-1103 Howard
St.
1CATK-XUVHXS COMI'AXV.
Mfcrs. Clothing , rants. Shirts and Overalli.
OMAHA , NEl ! .
SIIIUT FACTOniES.
J. II. I2VA.VS.
NKHUASICA KIIIHT COMI'A.VY
Eiclunlve custom nldrt tailors. 1515 Farnam.
IX3UNGES.
i , . ( ; . DOIIP ,
Manufacturer I.OUIIBCS. Couches , Mattreases.
Jobber of Spring Ucd and Feathers. 1307-H
N'lcbolas blrc't.
DYE
SCUOICDSACIC'S TWIX CITY DYB
WOItlCS , ITi l I'nriiiiiii St.
Dyeing and oleanlne ut sarrnents and coeds of
e\ery ( leFcrlplIon. Cleulilng of Hue garments a
ipiclulty. _
V1NEGAH AND I'U'KLES.
IIAAIIMA\ VIXIO.VH CO. ,
Manaufacturers of Vinegar , Pickles. Catsup * ,
Mustards , Celery and Woicetlerslihe Sauce.
WAGONS AND CAKRIAGKS.
\V1I,1IA.M I'l'IOIIT'lCH.
For a fiood Huh.Ntantlal vehicle of any descrlp *
lion , for icimintlnB or rubber tires on new or old
wheels , the bett place Is 27'.h and Ixiavenworta
ftrtetH.
Dltl'.M.MO.M ) CAItltlACI" CO.
Cheap medium priced and tuny carrliiK" .
Any thins > uu want , tccond hand or new.
Ileiidquartera for Huhlwr llres , warranted. JStd
and Harncy , opposite Court Hnutc ,
A. .1. Sl.MI'SOX.
l-IOil , 1-111 UnilKf.
Full line of Carriages , lluuules , Phaetons , Pony
Carts. Whcelu rubber tiled. The Lett U tli <
LINSEED OIL.
WOODMAN II.\SIID onvoincs ,
Mnnufactureiu old process raw IliuteJ oil ,
kettle- boiled lliiKeeil oil , old pioceas ground lln-
> red rake , crjiind and kciecned flaxtfed for
. OMAHA. NEH.
AWNINOS AND TENTS.
WOI1 IIIOH. ! A. CO. .
Manufacturer * tents , a\vnlriK . lurpuullns , rov.
ers of all klndu , UUKS , hanntrn und btreamcra ,
TOJ-7W H. 16th Kt. , Omaha.
OMAHA TII.VT AM ) II fllllKH CO.
( Hurri'tsnra Omahn Tent nnd AwnhiK Co. )
Manufacturer ! ) lenln. iiHiilnuu. Jobbern ladlf-a *
and crntii' mncklnloiihes. Tents for rent. 1311
Farnam St. , Omaha ,
CIO Alt MANUFACTIJHEIIH.
MHXK .t CO.
I.areeet In the west Omaha. leading Job
bers of Omaha , Lincoln uml Kansas City han <
Ulw our coodb.
CHRISTIE-STREET
Cujiltul , * no , < HIO , Kully Pii Id.
Stocks , Grain and Provisions ,
It oi > in 111 illonril uf Trude
( Tel. 11-03. )
C. C. CHIHSTJIS . rresldenl
B. J. BTHKKT . Vice President
U. W. KKNNI3V . , . Bwetary
David T. Deals , I'reat. No 3637.
f. P. Kt-al.Vlce I'res I nlon .Nnlliiiiiil llnnk
Clias. II , V. Lewis. Cath. Capital , S600.000 ,
KANSAS CITMo. . , April tl , 1197.
We liercuy ccillfy that Ihe Chrlntle-ftreel
Commiiilon Company lus thin day comu.ti.ced
butlncus wllh in by deponltlny Fifty Tlioubana
Dvllan ( J'AOOO.DO ) In cutti ,
( Dictated. ) CHAIILBS H , V LEWIK.
< lu hier.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telcplione 1030. Omnha , Neb.
COMMISSION
GEilN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
I 11OAHD OK THAUK.
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