Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1882, Page 5

e g A FINANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL. o Tue Bre. Spec'al Dispatchies STOCKS, New YORE, August 24, Y. Mon: 1@5 per cent,, closing @ 1 per cent Prime Merca Paper—5)@0} per cent : Sterling ~ Ste bankers' bills, §4.85); deman Governments were tirm, The stock market opened wenk, prices being 1@ '1¢ lowe, ing yesterday., New York, Chic Louis was an_exception, and higher, After opening speculation became moderately active, and prices declined }@ 9] per cent., the most conepicuous being Liake Shore, Texas & TPacific, Denver & Rio Grande, Northwestern, Lackawanna, Northern Pacific, preferred, New Y.rk Central and St. Paul, After this there was a generai recovery of J@1 per cent., the latter in Oregon & Transconticental, and Texas Pacific, Lackawanna, St. goner Paul & Omaha, Lake Shore and St. Paul were also prominent 1n the upward move- ment, the market closing with strong prices, GOVERNMENTS, Yesterday. 101 To day 1013} 014 1014 il48 1194 150 L ntral Pacific seconds Lehu,h & Wilkesbarre Lonisiana cousols Union Pacific 1st mortgage. do land grants. . do sinkiug fund. .1 Virginia ¢'s ; do consols (' do deferred Texas & Pacific lund g do R Gy dive.. $TO0KS. Adams Ex Alton & Tor do American Burl., Cedar Rapids & Noith 80 anada Sonthern Cin, & ln. ml Cent Del , Luck. Denver & Rio G Erie do pid. Fort Wayne & Chicago. Hannibal & St. Joseph. do fi Harlem . Honston & Tex Tliinois Central Iud., Bloom. & Western Kantas & T Lake Erie & Westera Tiake Shoro & Michigan So. Louisville & Nashville. 73 Louisv., New Alb, & U 7 70 DMarietta & Cincinnati 1st pfd‘lh 16 do 2d pfd 9 9 Memphis & Charleston.. Michig.n_Central. Missouci Pacific. ... Mobile & Ohio. Morris & Essex. Nashville & Cha New Jersey Central. . Norfolk & W Northern Ps do Northwestern . ... do pfd. New York Central Ohio Central Olio & Mi Ontario & Western. Pacific Mail....... 11 Panams. 165 Puorin, Decatur & Hvansv. .. 34} S BAiS MO s 12 ) do pid.. 1305 136 St, Paul, Minn, & Manitoia. 145 8t Paul :( Omaha i Texas .&} ac Wabs Wells, Fargo & Ce \Western Union T E.nt Tennessee do Central Arizona. . Excelsior, A Homestako 19 Litlo Pitwburg | Outario . 304 Quicksilver . 10 do andard Sutro, Robinson South Paef X Minueapolis & Su. Louis. .. 3 do pid. 684 Offered. i COMMERCIAL Omnna Wholosale Market. Orrice or THe OMAHA BRE, Thursday Evening, August The only changes reported in the mar- ket to-day are as follows: Wheat, No, 2, advanced Tomatocs, are selling at 8¢ per 1b, Eggs, are weak, at 16@17, ; cash No, No, b Bc; \ARLEY,~Carls B No, 2, S0¢; OA 15, —Cash, 30, STREET PRICES--Corn, 65@75; oste, 10@15ic, 'roduce and Provisions. POTATUL —20@250 per bushel, U\IU —Drug; 8¢ per 1b, R—Choice country, 12@15c, KGGS—16@1 l(lt‘\'l'\ ‘(hhluuln per Ib, 2‘ AP I’l Per huri.l #2 '»U I 63¢ per can \\'\111\1 LONS ~Per 100, 815 0@ LEMONS - 87 0 ORANGES 83 00 per box, Grogcers' List, OHEESY —kull COreaw, 120 Part Bk, 104 BEANE-~Imported German 8 40 bushel, per fair, 116; Rio, good i@ to chmua, 1240; OId gov't ocha, 284c; Arbuckle's, -7"-.’“(1 o2 good, 45 , good, 40 Japan, choice, 60@ 15@40; Oolong, che ond, um, {n barrols, s n half bhls, emalls, in bbis, 1100 do, in half bh bbls, 13'00; do, in b WOODENWALE three hoop pails, 0; 1 Pure _ appl Prossing [Granulated, 10} Powdere Standard Co Confoctioner's Staudard 1023 {ine powdered, 1io; Ni Y ttandard), per case, Lobsters, 1 Ib dozen, 180. Tomatoe i PO case, 10 per case, 2 B ( string be por case, 1 ash por Pena, common, per case, 2 00; peas, ‘choice, per case,2 70, L] strawhor taopberries, 2 1b, sons, 2 0, per cnso, b, per b, per do? loads, per bbl, | ton, in nue k H()\ll\ 40 Ibs, 16 oz, 8 a, 16, Loulsiana, 7 }(‘A)\!)les Boxes, 15g;hoxes 40 1bs., 16 oz, , T4@5¢ RICE--Carol @sc; fair, b@ SYRUL Suger bouse, eru 4 gatlovs, bbis, rable syrup, 4 STARCH. —1 a Corn Star sle Cora, 74 SPICES,—Pepper, 20; Nutmg 81 90 ‘a Savon iaporial, 3 M'V J\ Hirk's Eutocn, e 1)1\.1“1:\ cans, Babbitts Ball, 2 doz, | 1 THELD SR~ Tt now, 8600 por bushel; moth elover $700; white clover, mew, $1400; new, $1250; alsike, m-w, sihy, good, mew, $3 O tea clean, S150; graus, rd grass $2 b! h.., choios, 1.0 common or Miss: 80c; millet, German, 2100 to §1 Hungarian, 80, 1to5 hels or 5 por —Oango orang ele, 85 00; osago orange, 10 -C:mmy locust, per ib,, 3 0, —Femily white fich, 90 1b hf bbls, ish, 90 1b hf bbls, 7 00; hnh in 10 ]n kits, 110; uh 5 New Holland herrmg per Russian gardines, 75c: Colum- bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; Georga': Bank codfish, Geu, bonelcas cod s, 830; boeless fish, 5ho. MACKEREL--Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 1bs, 812 50; hf bbl No. 1 ox shore du, 100 1bs, 8 60; he bhls, fat faxmli do, 1 1bs, 6 00; mess mackerel, 12 1b_kits, "25, No, 1 ex shore, 121b du, 150; No, 1 shore, 12 Ib do, 1.00; Tat family, 10 1b do 750, PEAN UTS—Koasted, choice, rod Ten- nessee, 100 per 1b; fanoy white, 104c perlb; raw—whito Virginia raw, 10c; roasted, c. Dry Goods. BROWN COTTONS—Atlantic A, 83c; Appleton XX, 70; Atlanta A, 8¢; Boott FY, 8dc; Buukuye LL, 4-4, 7c; 'Cabot w, e Cnttenlnrjn A, bic; Gireat Falls T, 8hos Hoosier, 64c; Honest Width, § dian Head A, 8fo; Indion gic; Indian Grohard d. v LL, 7c; 74 3 utt; }.Ium r\:n] R -‘LA( 'I lluuhul - 'a l'x.n‘ :,leulmum l\ ;do Water Tndian Head o cambr ; P h M \lwrnd) draly 11 —Allnmy 1 brow q(_u. stripes and drab, s 124c; do © brown, e r hoavy, ' 11j0; LA brown Nevonsct A browva, 15c. PLICKINUD—Amosieag A U A 8 19¢; do XX blue Arrowan B Jlaremont H B, 15)¢ Hamilton D, 11 Tinnehaha vl Conestoga ea !du; Lowwton o 174 15 3 ueand bronn “Andover DI) blue, Arling X coteh, 184c; Concord GOO, blue brown, 124¢; do AAA, do do 134; do XXto do do 144c; iaymaker's blue aud brown, Ohe; M River DD stripe, 1640; Pear! River, blue and brown, 1tc; Uncasville, m,..- and brown, 144e. CAMBRICS—Barnard, 5hc; Eddystono linfogy 24 inch double face, fic; Garner A ilazed, Glc; Manhattan glove finish, 55 V.,w‘,mm, 6o; do glazed, Pequot do Bie; Lockwood kid finish fic, CORSET JEANS—Amory, 8c; An {ros coggin satteen, Bic; Olarendc u, 6§ 0 gnnuneum‘ QL, Hallowel , 8¢; Indi i Orchard 74e; D nrngumeu,impn ed, l’-lv nerill satteen 94c; Rockport, 7§c. LINYS Aoy, Blo; Awerlean, 6o 7 Berwick, 41¢; ( 6he; bunknk 44, To; G1 rhocker, noid, ,n..\. Jocheco, Yo riuiac Dy 7c; Ayt Southbrldge, 6c; do, NGHA kesg dress 9h Argyle, ? , 9¢; Cumberland, 7ho; Highlana, Th Kuullwurth 840 Plun ket 104c; Sus u;x"m\,\m —Abberville 1ike 1ig; Astisian, 20c; nd T, llru.un1 0. stripes D and 7, 160; Ke Nantucket, 19c; Noupare . Roysl, 1 ancy, 124c 3T, 24c; du 8.4, 22¢; 42, 1105 Fruit rhe Loom ml York mills 98, do 78, 80c; 8, Pembroke 10-4, l’u‘|u|-'. , 28)c; 74, 19¢; do 49, Pe yuun 6, do 67, 21¢; do 57, 18¢* lSuN 98, 85¢; do 8, 22ho; do 48, 170 O\ ’l‘UBA(}b() - P‘l’:fi(:" Golden Rule, 1 1b, 60c; Our Rope, first quality, 62c; Star, pounds, 1b, butte, 600; Horee Shoe, nds, 24 1b, butts, Gilt Edge, pounds, 24 1b, butts, Army and Navy, pounds, H9; Torile Oc. y hnwi 1!\ Rock \Imlrhin, 60 "Dnisy, boe.—In tin' foil b boxes, per 1b € illard's Diamond Crown, \llll\l\l‘ All grades—Common, 25to Grannlated—Blackwells Durbam, 16 1¢; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 460; Seal of rth Caroli b oz, 46; Seal of Nebras. 38 K, 16 0 one Jack, 4 c, linen hags per b, Marburgs’ Prck 2 oz, tin oil, 530;_Dog T ail 6bo, nts Olls and Varnishes. hlta load, Omaha nad burnt urmber, 1’ cans 136; raw burnt Sienna, 130 vandyke bro cefined Iampblnck, 120; conch black, ivory black, 1603 drop black, 160; Pruasian " ifre, 22¢; American Vermiliod, I, &P, chrome yellow, L., M., 0, &'D’ 0., 18 yellow ochre, 9ic; golden ochre, 15; patent Uryer, S¢; praining colors: light_oak, dark on, walni, chestnut and ash 1hc. Ory ®aints White lead, 64e; Krench sine, 10c: Paris whiteing 2Jc; whiting ilders, 1463 whiting com'l, T3e; Impblack. (Jermant town, 140; lemipblack, ordinary, 10c; Prus. sian Dlue, Ge; vltramarine, 18¢; vandyke, brown, 8¢; umber, burnt, dc; umber, raw, derina, burn f, raw, dc Fis green gennino, 23c;_ Paris greon com'l 200; chrome green, N 20c;_chrom- greon K., 12c; yormillion, Fng., 70c; ver- million, America, 18¢; Indian red, 10c, roso pink, 1dc; venotian_ read, Cookson's nred Am., 19c; red lead, 7dc; ', gonuine, chrome oehre, roohelle, ochre, _Amierican, 2}e; lekigh | Prince’s 1 e nabosea spanish brown, 24o; Ulm»no' carbon, per gallon, 50 headligh por gallon. .jc: 175" headlight, per gallo 16¢ linseed, raw, p 3 3,1 00; sweet, pex gallon, 8oe; sporm, W, B, per gallon, ; i, W. I, per gallon, ¢ extra, per gallon, 7oc; Ne cating, zero, per gallon, 9, 50; sperm, signal, pontine, per gallon, gallon, 180; 64°, 17c VARNISHES—Barrels per gallon, Yuraiture, extra, 81 10; furaiture, No. 1, §1; coach, extra, $140; oach, No, 1, 3120; Dathar, extra, $175; apan, 700 as. phaltim, extrd, 850; bellso §8 50; hinrd oil finish, 81 80 PAPH 4¢; dry goods paper, nows paper, 8c. non.vv Hnrdw:ua Liat. rates, 10; at, 763 crucibl . ool do, 16@20 wagon wpokes, set, ba, per set, 1 25; felloes, sawed dry, 140; tongues, ench, 70@She; axles, cach, square nuts, per Ib, 7@llc; washors, per 1b, 8@18c; rivets, per I, 1lo; coil chatn, per I, 6@i20; el able, 8o et naptha, 74, per raw paver, 2{o; Tag paper, s monila paper, 1o} pecial n,6c; i (4 wlie, b0c; Acid, ironwedges, 6o; crowbars, G tooth, do; horseshoes, per keg, 5 00 spring stecl, Y@sc; Lurden's horsoshoos, 60; THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA FRIDAY, AUGT rolicht & Dunker tLicds rate,) branded hides 10 per eent, off, CUoon skina, No, 1, 45¢; No, 3 l\u 4, 100, Blh\k. No, 1, 50 No. 8, 1503 No. 4, bo. _Fox, ' No. 2, 25¢. Hhmk. No. 1, ; short atripe, 400; narrow stripe 25 road stripe, 100, Tallow 7c, cllmm Proanocs. OHicaco Av Flour—Quiet; common to 1 00@ 6 50; common 0 fanc 5 00@6 75 patents, G choice old winter whe:t. 00, fiem at 5 50 00 Wheat— and highor; reg @1 063 for 108 { winter 1 06| 00} f for Septem! cago spring, 1 07 for cash for August; No, 8 Chicaco spring _.Corn ~Unsettled, but wenerally T Jo for cash and A HYur jocted, 803 Oata—active, firm anl highor; 41{c for sptewber; yearj re tor the 3 s mor; 674c. Birley— Market casier; i1 ber. Flax Seed —Firmer; 1 8ic, Dutter— Steady, with fair a demand. ws—Steady and uuchanged; 184 105 Pork - Active, tirm and higher; & 21 80 ‘or cash; 21 774@21 80 for S ber; 21 90@2L 92§ tor Oct ber; January; 19 87§ for the 4o for Septem- bid for airly aetive, and a shadebicher; for cash for Octche 5 for .lnuu ary; m 0 for the year. Bulk Meats—Active, firm and higher; shuulders, 80; short rib, 13 40; shore clear, 140 Wiisky I'reights - Rates on 13 teady and unchanged; 110, corn to Luffalo, 'ALL BOARD, Wheat—Firmer; but not igher. Uorn—Firmer; but not quotahiy higher, ta —Market easiers declined L@je, Pork—Irregalar; 20873 “for * August; 0 for September } tor October: 74 for the year; 20 00 asked for Jun. quotably lnr September; f r A\A\\\'II!"CP, 12 f Jantary, bhipn’ts 5,0 0 Itec't, ll 000 17 1,400 8 700 Coanoil Blutls Market. Covxory, Brores, August 24 Flour—Crystal Mills zolden sheaf, 3 80; Dest Kansas brands, 3 0 0; Grahaw, 5 00; rye flour, 3 00, Corn Meal—1 70 for white; yellow, 1 60; 300 per ton; corn snd oats per ton, No. 2, The. chop, 26 Wheat Corn— Rye—Ne -17@. Barloy—None. Oats-—New, 3 FRUIT Blackberri per box; apples, 2 50@3 00 per Broom urn~~‘h(fl,l} Hay—Loose, 7 00@9 00; baled, per Burden's suleshoes, 6 50. SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck shot, $2,1C- Oriental Powder, kegy, $6.40; do., half kogs, $8.48; do., quarter kegs, $1.88; Blast- ing, keas, $3.85: Fuse, ver 100 feot_50c, BARBED WIRE—In car lots, 8 3) por 100; in less than car lots, 8 55 per 100, NAIL"—Rnu, m 3 ww, 1400, Oalk solo, 850 to-Te; herulock sule, 256 to 85¢c; hemlock kip, 80c to 100; runner, 65c to 80c; hemlock calf, 85c to 1 20; heme lock upper, 23¢ to 26c; oak unper, 24c; nlllgn!or, 400 to8 50' calf kid, 32@30c; Greisen kid, 2 50 to 375; oale kip, 80o to 100; oak calf, 120 to French kip, 0'to 1 56; Lvench calf, 1 25 to 3 00; rus: >0 ‘v) 7 50; lmlng' 600 to l() 50 toppings, 9 00 to 10 § to 85c; pebble O. D, Morocco, 270 to 3 00. HARNESS—No 1 atar ; sinion; ak, 42¢; No 2 No, 2 do, 2 do, 84c. d Mulel nd all grados are ling weil ot » alight advance i p ices, The demand for good horeen exceeds the ply consideranly, Prices rango s fol- & 1o drivers, 3005 Bxtra mon dralt arm horaes, rm hors 50, to 76.; 0, to t0 150.; 00,; Fxtra plugs, Common p 0. to $10. to 164 handa (extra), 8125, to 150,; 1h tu 15 18, “I)L, to 140.; 14 to 144 hands, 875, 0 100,; 13} to 14 hands, 860, to 75. LI uors, ALCOHOT, — 187 prool, 225 per wine gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof, 126 per proof gallon; triple rofined epirit 187 proof, 1 wkiskies, 1 00@1 i , 15 30; Kentucky bourhons, 200@7 00; Ken tucky and Pennsylvania ryes, zuy(m. 00 BRANDIES--Imported, 86 Q@16 00; don nmth‘ 1 40@4 00, —.u,mmd 4 50@86 005 domestlo, 00, KUMS—Imported, 4 50@6 00; Now England, 2 00@4 00; "dome stic, 1 h()’d‘" 50 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— 1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Tmported por case, BUES! 0 Araaring, cae, 12006 6 0 (lll“{}'Tq‘,)flr case, 4 50@16 00 WINEE—Rhine wine, per case, 6 010G 20 00; Oatawba, per case, 4 00@7 00, Lumber. WHOLEBALR. Wo quote lumber, ath and shingles ont ars st Omaha at the following pricos JOIST AND SCANT 21 00; 18 I\G 16 1t, and . and mAur $22 00, 18 ft., 823 00; 2 ft., $27 V0.1, 4 wd 6 in., §22 00; unde 1 § TM1 huml 5). $18 5 STOCK li 12-in LIME—Fer barrel, 81 15; bulk pe ous 85 Cement, bbl, 81 75, lows plaster, bhl, $2 00, 'Hair per bu, 850, Tarred felt 100 Ibs, 83 00, Btraw board, 83 00, COAL—Cunborland blacksmith, $12; Morris. Run Blossburg, 812; Whitebreast lump, 86 20; Whitebreast nut, 86 70; Towa ap, 86 50; Tows nut 86 50; Rock Spring, Anthracite lll Nlll:n 811 00, I)l U 8 AND A"lllLMlUAL‘r-Arlfl Partaric, fle; Balsam Copabia, per Ib, 70c; Bark, Sasafras, b, 14c; Calomel, per 1b, 760; Cinch, * oz, 8115; cuum«mm, per Ib e over's powders, per Ib, 1 40; salte, per Ib, 8ho; Glycerine, pure, per ib, 3c;' Lead, Acetate, per 2 Castor, No, Castor, No, Olive, per gal, 81 1, "per gal, ‘M 8, per gal, $100; Oil Oil, " Origanuun, 50, A 8., Opiuza, { 00; Qs 0P kW, & . & per o Potassium, Todide, per 1t 81 90; t!m.wm, per_oz, 400; Bulphate o Mo e 88 85; Sulpour flows per b, e Steveliitus, ver oz, $1 4%, ol. Morlno unway od, light, 1416 15150; modium unwas oice, 8%; foj barry, blag Hides Furs, Etc, S—sreen butcher’s hide, 6@6ic des, groen galt, part oured 7o bale. Wood—b5 00@6 00, Wool—15@: Butter—Croamery, 20c;in rolls, wrap- ved, 16¢; rolls not wrapyed, 12jc; mixed GAR tor Auguet ctober; 1004 for No snies were m S 1o for September; U9}@ 100j@? 01 for Novem- 981 @8 e for the yo Si@de; No. 4 red fall, 91@ Cormn v but closed Towers i 74e for 1}e tor the 383@ 300 for o August and September hi 340 Sie tor bid for firmer; 6°@ Duli and n v and unchanged; dairy, Barley Butter— 15 \\k‘luuk\ 3 1+ 2200 Nid for cash and Auguit; 1950 bid tor January; jobbin Bulk ' Meats shoulders, O clear, 14 00, Ative, firm and hi whort ribe, 13 50; ¢ oullors, short, clear, 1400, Lard—Nominally better; AVTERNOON HOARD, Wheat—Basier and slow; 98] st O54c forSepte e tu 1 004tor Noven Corn- 764c asked for Aug bid for forOct for November; 485" for the ye a—Lower and slower: fe bid for ! r Octo- ber and \ vember; ear, Receipts, Ship'ts, Flour 10,000 17,000 Wheat . 155,000 131,000 Corn. 19,000 none Oats %000 49,000 I none 1,000 none mone s Live Stook. S Lovts, Angust 24, Catttlo—TRoceipts, 2,000; shipments, 1,- tive and firm, with butcher grades constituting a 1 part, of the- offerin canning Te; 1 to ch e, At ve cowa wid I 0@ butcher steers, $ 504 :0; bulle, £ 00 light +hipping steers, 4 50@H 00; ux]mrzem, 6 50 4 00@1 H 4 00: 100; .lumuum, 300; Sheep—Itece good demand rices; medium to colors, 10@124e. Eggs—1nc Onions—T75o per bushel. Livo Chickens—1 75@ Potatoos—30c per bushel, Cabbages—25@40c per doz. Tarnips 40c per bushel. Sweet Corn—7e per duzen. LIVE STOJK. Cattle_Extra, 3 000 380 Venl Calves 5 H0@" ‘Hogs— 7 00@7 25, New York Produce. New York. August 2 Cotton—Steady; 15@13 5.16e; fatures steady; August, 12.842; Septewber, 12, October, 1190; November, 11 68} xembu‘. 11,70 Jullllnrv' 11.79¢; K ary, 11 March, May, 1 25 per dozen, Klour - Quiet; superfine state western, 8 00@1 505 common b good extr 50 20; good 10 choi white tra, 7 00@ s 25; ex 1 63 7 505 i5t, Louis, 1 63@8 00; A\lnmu-'u'ulr.lL- ent procese, 7 0. @8 50, \V)Hut—(l]unul d@1e higher and firm, but afterwards lost” the advance und de ned J@lhe, closing with more strength; i Ired, 1 01@; No 8 red, r No, 2 red, 1 14} 114@ 14} o it 1 white, 1 1 wld at 1 163@1 17, 272,000 bu. 114k do for at 1 1@1 158, closi tober, 808,000 b sold ag 11 ing at 1 15 klu for Novem! B sold wt 1 1641 178, closingay 1 1683 do for December, 112,000 bu sold at 1 17{G 1 18, closing at 1177, Corn —Cash searce and nominal; options opened A but afterwards lost the ady ade d, 87 @9c; No delivered; N gust, H04@Ile, tember, 874 o 8 ober, B B @S0 ovember, Sy tor Decernl V78 Oats - 1@30 hi western, H0@H( In fai igh closing steady; u 9le in stor 0, olosing mt 870 o, clo.iug at 854 ¢, closing at 81c; do y closing weak; 1 white we-tern, demund und Imnl; hele Rio cargoes, Market dull and weak; quoted at 7Ti@7]o eady with fair demand, ~Quict but stewdy, s prime city, 8180 but steady; 1 80 1 Market dull and 8j@l e, fuir to s =Frosh w catern, dull and 21@2 e, Pork-—Hi Beef—Qui Cut Meats middles, 1 Lord—Weuk; mrnurl firm; new mess, 22 25, % but firm carce and firm; long clear prime ateam, 12 In good demandand @ shade better; 15@28¢. « heess—Dull and drooping; western flat, 6@10c, Rec'ts, BB, 000 000 .. 97.00) Ciicago Live Stoock. CHICAGO, Augurt 24 Jouraal reports as fol. Wheat, The Drovers’ lows: Hous—Reccipts, 13,000; shipments, 8- 00; strong, active and Iully He higher; quality poor; mixed, 7 ST4@8 55; heavy, 8 60@9 00; light, 7 80@8 60; skips, b 00 60; closed strong, ttle~ Ieceipte, m.lu, shipments, ve, and desirable grades stron 7 207 firm at 800@4 25; rang quaiities stronger; canuers only steadys Texans, 4 16@5 00; halflreeds, 4 75@h §) Teins cow IIA’A/J.M Sheep —Heceipts, slow and weak on eastern advices; to goud, 3 70@1 00; chuice to extra, 4 20 t, sound, 18@ide; dr d kip, 12@14¢; dry salt hides, f 1o@m, ren call, wt. 8 to 16 loa,, T0@11 green call, wt, under 8 1bs, per skin, 60c croen pelts, S0@81 25; grean lamb skiny, 81 25@1 50; dsmaged hides, two-third rate cut scored and ome grub, classed tw @4 10, Liverpool Froduoe. Liverroor, August 24, Breadstulfs—Strong; wheat, winter 8s 9d@94 1d; spring, 5s 4d@Ys. id fair muttons, 3 20 wood to choice, 4 00@1 50; T anu« range, $ 00@4 00; stock sheep, 2 70@3 25; lumlm, 2 00@3 50, Hogs—Rec plx, 1,300; shipments, 250; strong and in fair demand; pigs and light Yorkers, 750@8 00; good Yorkers, 8 16@ 840; butchers’ t, best heavy, 8 40@9 00; grassers, 7 60@8 10; culls, 6 26@7 40, - Noew York Live Etook. New Yonk, August The Diovers Journal bureu reports: Beeves—Receipts only two carloads of fresh stock; nothing t Beef_cattle, dr ,ne wides; 7 ; dr\um ‘quarters of beef, .uph«l carca-sés of mutton, ts, 4,601; extrome eiots, 160; dull avd ewsier for live hogs .n.w., a8 7b per ewt, for good fots. sas Oity Produoo. K 1t 88@s4e for September, Fair_but dult; No. 2 mixed, for ¢ 9jc bid for August; 633¢ bid for ceptomber 0. 2 mixed, bid for Sep! Rec'ts, wsh und Augnst; 31 Koasas City Live Stock Kansas Crry, August 21, Live Stock Indicator reports as fol- The ) active and #, 1,000 to 1,. cowe, B 10@s 8 Nominal, e - Feorin Produoce. Pronra, A Slheep Highwines—Steady; - G, Vi, Auguat 21, United certificates, 13 i refined, for Phila hln]’rh NEW \ulkk, A\u;,unl 24, Bc; Ao, Petrolonm orude, 6@ ##-In the Diamond Dyen more coloring is given for 10 cts. than in any 15 or 2-cent dyes, and they give faster aud more brilliant colors, [ SAL Owest | mie I Eave mor us, wo sh rall at the D¢ cash prico ' 4 rm points /LI SALT GO , Naglnaw City,Mich R ] INCREASE YOUR CAPITAL. by operatiig on our 31, 181, 10 tho pro- | n s of §10,00 | ) WHEA'T STOOKS 1y vircular aconts. wh gioo FLENM NG & MERRIAM, Com puiion, Mersiaats, ajor bz, | Chicagn, 111 |, BROWN Warus all his fricud and those that do buy Fur- niturs, Corgpots, Stoves snd Crockery, ot be can be' fourd only at No. 106 Dougies 1 freet. and ) other placy You are daily unposed upon by othur dealers who reprosent that | own thelr s I hiave the largest stock sud at the low: - 4he cliy | Gmtvanised Tron Cornices, | manuta:iured aud put JOoOEBERRS OFX JOTIN L, McCAGIIT:, opposito Dot Offc, OUFRENE & MENDELSSOF Room 14, Crolghton A. V. LARGE Jr. Room %, Crolghton Glook, Bocie and dhoes, JAMES DaVINE & 00, fiae Rooks wnd &hote A eood aimarbmont work on bisad, corner 12th and Harney, nms. KRICKBON, &, K. cor, 16th and Douglss JOIN !'on’rrm’rns. £03 108K streat, manufactures to order good work A fair peleos, "Rovalring done, Bea pring, Goks, Fiswa and Blationery. 3.1 NRURIAUF 1016 Faroham Streed Orrrlages ano Rosa Wago WM TN VORI, L and Hamnoy Stroets, TR it IROERSR oatOath prioe tor second hnd_Farn! muom ¥, Wholowalo & Ratadl, 18¢h sn. ‘2 Worth Side Cuming Birced. end Howard Stranty, OR. PAUL. Wiiliama wucn "o, 15t & Dodge. vl Englnecrs and Surveyors. ANDREW RO K| Crolghton Block, Tova Buevoya, and Sowerago Systene Bpucialty. Lry Qoods Wations, Eto. JOHN H, F. LEUMANN & CC., “sw York Dry Goods £sore, 1810 and 1819 Pars- haw etreet. Loote and shoos \ & Pacito % 0. Brovold Hoteln. UORAN HOUSE, P. 1. Oary, ¢18 Farnham 8§ HLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th 8¢, southern Hotel Gue, Hamel 0th & Loavenworty »t all Hours. Loaxd by tho Day, Woek of Manth. Turalshed Raon:s Buvpllod, Puruiture. piovos, 1116 Dovzias. Higheet cash price for nocond kiand gacon, oico Worka, 0MA A FENCE 00, 163 & 00 1218 Harnoy 8 508, Tree and Wood T Jonbers Voo and Walnu Avoursors | , ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfin!d,0th & Farnham Good Terins tor Oash. 4 §. GIOUE, Now sad Gevond Hazd Faraltare CONNER 1802 Douels eb. Fine goodp &o, VETS&GURTAIN GOODS Rl QS Guarantee Manufacturers’ Prices and Invite In- spection to their Unsurpassable Eelection. jylleod3m | St. Lonis Froduoo. ] €IV AR O Boods. g 8 Sr. Lours, August 24, J. EVANS, Wholossle and Rotall Ssed D and 1'lour .\uumu-{ but no higher. R ‘,.-‘S } 0 Cultivators Odd Followw Hall Wheat—Opened stronger and hi \ M 1 v — = for the infl ience of other markots, but be. [ ** L0 subhl v dmgiepel came un-ettled and elosed weak and lo o & L N red fall, D8 fa@1 (0 = - = 219 Blxteonth Stroek, 984 tor Sey Auatrect ara itea Eatate, noar Masonto Fall, Piret-cla: Work and rm» new Kuaraitoon Plumbing, Gas and 8team Fitting. P. W. TARDY & C0., 21612 52, bet. Farnham a3d Douglas, Work prompyatlendod to. D. PITZPATRICK, L ouclaa Streok. 5hoo Btores, Philiin Tan 1920 Farnham at Phyalclans and Surgecns. | W. B. GinBS, M. D., Room No ¢, Orelghion Block, 16th Strect. P. 8 LESENRING, M. D. Masonlc Dlock, 0. L. HARY, M. D., K/'o and Ear opp. postofice et DR. L. . GILADDY, Ocullat and Auclit, 8, W 16th and Paroham Ainting an mper anging. HENRY A KOSTRA 141 Dodge Btresh, Besond Mand Btors. PERKINS & LEAR, 1414 Douglas 84, Now and Bncom! Hand Furniture, Houso Furnishlng Goods, bouvht and aold on narrow mareine, Samuel . Davis & Co.,, het 184h % 140 DRY GOCDS JOBBERS AN T IMPORTERS, Washington Ave. and Fifth St., ST. LOUIS, MO. JAGOB KAUFMAN, Foundry. 1ORN WTARNE & BONS cor 14th & Jackson nbs Uewo ern. JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnham Strea). Undertakers OHAR. RIEWE, 1014 Farnnam bet. 10h & 116, O AURANT, REMOVED TO NO. 611 16TH ST. tondhwrend comer 16thand D :fi RIAN ! DEALER IN e e wiamoma) | ALL__KINDS _OF WINES, ANTIQUARIANBODK STORE 1420 DOUGLAS STREET Headquarters of the Literati, The Cheapoat, Largest nlnd cholcest coll tlom of NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKS 1in tho West. SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY Cash paid for Sccond-Hand Book or exchanged for new. H. 83CHONFELD, _PROPRIETOR nps wnd Alasswace. BONNIA_ 1300 Douglas 66, Cond Varleby railore 1 re- Humnior durabio, ale and Rotal, B Zsphyss, Card_Boerds Choapost Houes 1n 80 por ook, Order 3 Plour und Feed, JMALLA CITY MiLLG, Sth tud Faroism dw. u iron., provi and Ixar ni Btroets NAWORTHY, Wholesals, 110 sa¢ AN & T 12 45kh atro. A, HOLM Californin, corne 10th A 23, Uaduies, &, t Feu & Farney. T WEIRT 90 1 Florist, A. Donaghiue, planty, cat owers, sseds, 00quots eta.” N, W. cor. 16t sod Dourlas stzocis, GO To CRAIG'S Groen Houso 17th and Webater stroet, for Plants, Bouquots, Flowers, Floral Designs e, Oernice Works, Maautacturcrs lIron ot Ncofllng, Oxder locality prowmptiy executed in the bos Vlm.w') mld IN 2] Window Copes ebo., in any part of the LD 416 Thirteenth stroed countey. T. BINH Uommission Merchants. LIS, 1414 Btroet. sials s L aivérbse Olothing and Furnishing Goos 8 SON. Alio Hlate, Caps, w and Cutlery %04 B 10th stront, $how Uase Manufactory, 0, 3. WiL suntactores and Dealor Ouwaba Bth stroot, All Lot L WO lh wnd Mas darvanted Grnt-clam. oves ang A BURSL Inwara, P U Manolace of Bullliug Wen 00d aud Ohesp HENRY S AUFMANE, fo tae ew brigk Liock ob Dougial Sursel, bas ush openod & moat elogant Ho Lauch (rou 10 t0 13 every " Awosn 079 160 Bhseod ) DR. F. BUHHRER, Phwgician and ‘ur'reon. CHRONIU DISEASE Madictnes furnishod ab office, Ofice N. W. coraer 18t and Farnam streets over Stats Bank, Omaha, Neb, ‘| PIPER HEIDSIECK C!CARS, CHAMPAGNE FLAVOE, A ELINE SIVECECE, ‘Tho best In the country; for the money, M. A, McNamara, SOLE AGENT No. 214 €, Fourteenth Street; Oma I. DOUGLAS, ARCHITECT, CAEPENTER, SUPERINTENDENT, & , all kiods of Job work cone, Oup BuiLpiNgs RBCONSTRUCTED Now buildings crocted. Plazs aud specifica- tions furnished 1416 Harnoy st. bet. 14th & 15!;!!. Iy14-6m NORTH-WESTERN Warble Works, A. EAUMEISTER, 1343 NORTH EIHHTEHHL o, DexterL.Thumas&Bro.' WILL BUY AND SELL IRELAL. ESOA TN 45D ALL FRANSACTION CONNEUTAD THEREWITH, Pav Taxes, Rent Houses, Hto, Call at oftice, r:om 8, Creighton klock, Omaha, OV A LA Awning, Tent and Wagon Cover MANUFACTORY, COR, 4TH AND HOWARD BTS, A uRFJUNWALD Prop. GALVANIZED IRUN Cornices &o, Ma.nufaotured s SINHOLD 13th 8t., 4 Omba, aNeb* o NOTICE, LL part'es ar: hersby cautloned agal A G o i B e . B K otk my bed and board I wili no oy ~ay,bills o hoe cantrac A2lcy w8 ag GEO, 0. BURR.