Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Wheat Market Was Dull Daring Most of the Fession, SENTIMENT IS STILL BEARISH, LOCAL Oats Improved on Reports of a Heavy Decrease in the Visible Supply —&tocks and Bonds Are Active. ©1t1cAa0, Tuly 20.~The wheat market was dull during niost of the sessfon today. Early there was a fooling of firmness due to tho bet- ter tone In cables. Liverpool was quoted 61 higher on futures and Parls 1@15 centinics higher. The effect of the London Tinies' bu 18h summary on the world's wheat erop was Iarzely counterbilanced by the heavy ro- celptaatall winter wheat markets in this qoun The local sentiment was still bearish, but there was no pressure to sell In view of the cables and the re- ported crop fnjury, and Lumson Brothers and Milmine Bodman were good buyers on all tho spots. Fora timo the market held pretty firm, and roso from Kikc to 8 Pardridge coverod a little short wheat around Efte. and tho scalpers also took in some, but t as . rule very sluggish. Finally, when [t was known that the recelpts for to- morrow were estimated 4t 010 cars, Pardridgo commenved to sell, and the crowd talled on to u considerable extent. and Decembel to b, Estimutes as to tho visible supply were gen- orally that it show an inc , and this assisted in eausing the weakness. In tho afternoon there were stronz and highe cables. Berlin roported an ady of 7% murks in July wheat, there evidently being a corner in that month, as Septembor and Octo- ber only advanced 4 mark, is wis 101 centhimnes hizher. Around 860t Pardridges brokers bought fa i great denl of short wheat for him. During the dny these purchases sustained th market In the face of the heavy recelpts. The close was at 86%c. The receipts here toduy 5, or seventy cars more than ex peeted. Toledo received 590 cars of new wheat. St. Louls reecived 27100) bushels and wolls got 200 cars. Twenty boat loaas of wheat wore reported taken at New York for export. Corn was quiet but shows a little strenzth On the cool weather and backward condition reported in some seetfons thero was nat muci pressure to sell, A few buying orders coming in, Septomber sold from 51% to 523 hut with= out much business. Then on an estimite of K10 cars for tomorrow, the market become weak and Septembor dropped back. Durin the next half hour, the market was firm and there was i reaction to 525,@i2e closing it 52850, Farly fn the day the market was hini- mered by soveral big operators whose brolers began 1o buy on the decline Outs weré easy until the' visible supply re- port came in showing a hoavy deerease when tinproved o trifls ind the close was near tho top. Provislons were strong early, In sympathy with the hizher prices for hogs, but weakenod Tutor on the report, that the French chambor of deputies had adjourned for three months without neting on ‘the proposed reduction of dutivs. ‘Thero was a reaction later. nowevor, d tho close was at about_thehighest prices the day. Septonber pork opened at 31125, p, 10 8il.i L1235 rallicd t 115 and closed there, o gain over Sutur- duy's close of 17i5e. Tnrd is unchunged and ribs show a gain of 245 conts. The leading futures rangod as follows: 5 LES. OUEN | HIGIL | LOW, wis wou'd s | CLOSE. Ant At July.. 5 v ] iU August..; ¥ 1 Beptemno sty December. ... i 8 conx July [ August.” Bty Beptember. 813 OATS July.... August Beptembor.., MESN POIK— Eeptember......... October. LAl — Boptember........ October...... Ri Boptember... _Octoer. sh quotations were as follows: FuuueStendy und unchunzed; winter. pat- .7 ents, #4.0004. WiitkAr—No. (057 ~New,No. 7, (0@00l4c. Barey—No. 2," nominal; No. 3, nominal; No. 4, dse. FLAXSKED—No. 1, 81,0114, TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, 8.2 Ponk—Mess pork, ver Laxd, per ewt., 86,574, .6500.70. Dry snlted shoulders (boxed), .60 @5.05. Short clour sides (boxod), 80.00@7.00. Loy HsicY-—-Diatillors' finishod goods, per ikal- SUGAIE—Cut loaf, unchangod, \oRecuipts and shipinents toduy wero o #1125, (100%0), fol- ANTICLES, | RECEIPTA, [SHIPMENTS. 9,000 208100 541,000 our, barrels...... heat, bushels. Corn, bushels Onts, bus i Tiye, bushel 00 1100 On the produce oxchinge todny, the butter murket wus steady and unchinged. 3 HE y changed. Eggs, New York Markets, NEW Yonk, July 20.— PLOUR—Receipts, 10,135 neknges; Oxports. L&) burrols, 1130 sucke; henvy, unsettlod; moderately active; sales, 21,100 Barrel \L—Quict und steady; yellow west- B \VAII(AT—Ilm'flh!!. 145,100 bushels: 164,003 bushels; sal 640,000 bushels of fu- tures: (08000 bushels spot. Spot murket ir recular; tairly unctive; closing stoady; No. 2 red, W@004¢ In store und elovator; 951,@U7 40 afloat: WX@HTHe £ o.b.; uneraded red, tol el @H1.0314 No. 1noethern to urrive, 81.03%: No. 1 hurd to urrive, #1074 No. 9 Chi- ongo, 81.00%. Options In\\'u been dull after oponng 4@ up xport demund and foreghors buying tell x@34% on full recelpts and closed stoady at Y4is%e be- low Saturduy; No.» red, July, NGD'M'.v ol m( Hiei” August, 9:%0; September, 02 18-1 @93, I 08ing, 01y October, OHENIY losing, i Nov xlln T closing, '95he; December, BR@0C, closing, 96ior Junuary, closiug, 07c; Muy, $LOIG 101N, closing, §1.01, RyEe—Steud; julet. Stocks of ruin In store and afloat July 18: Wheat, 65.260; corn, 10 ats, $21,430; rye. t malt, 154.424; poas, 19, il ipts, 168,230 bushels; exports, 5 X sules, 424,000 bushels of lu(un h, 87,000 bushe! of spot. Spot murket dull, lower; No. 2, 68@io In elevator; 6u¢ aflout: ungraded mixed, 67G69¢. Options are W@\e lower and weuk with trading ght; eelie duo (o tho free receints bath hepo und expected; July G606Xc, Closing, 681,0; August. 20, closine, Gige: | Septombers . GOLGIe, cloing, 0lc: Ootobor SHENYe, tlosing, Suies December, o closing 3940. Oa Recelpts, 07,390 bushols; exports, 205 bushels: sales, 16,000 bushels of futures; re"Buahels ot spot"¥po¢ uarket dall lower. Optionsquiot'ana wouker: July, sle. closing 41e; August, W @isie, o lIN[HK. Ne; Beptember, S14G31%c. closing, S1%cs No. 2 white, 80c; mixed western, BAdgo; \NIAHU western, #8400 No, 2 Ohloago, 4214¢ AV acuiy, qulot. Hors—Qulel onk. CoprRE-OpLions. Gpencd changed to 10 points down. olosed stowdy pol up to 1 points down: sales. 10 bugs, Ineluding: July, $16.0617.00; F14.40G2 14, pte I\l #1550 15.50; October, $14,00; Decomber, $I5,6001LT0 March, #1340} spot, steudy; falr cargoes, e oxports steady and un- 5 Raw, active, i 4 MowAsses—Foreign, nominal; New Orleans, stoady. RICk-Firm, good demand, PErroLeuN—Opened steady and moved up 140 on i few buylig orders from the west, elos- ing firm: Pounsylvania oil, August option sales, 18000 bbls, opening wt 60%¢: highest, 6TAC: lowest, 650: olosing, 07%e. COTTON SEED UlL—Quieti orude, off grade, 20Gtie; off grade Hed TALLOW=Firm, quiets olty, @2, for AEES)4X0] country: 4 11-1305¢ ns 10 ROSIN-Qulet, sy strained, § TURPENTINE=—Dull, woak; 3033G:57 Eaas—Fulr demand, firm; wostern, 170; re- celbts, 6,184 puckuges. PORK—Quiet, steady; old wess, $11.00011.75; new mess, SILOOGILON extra prime, $10.500 11,00 U MEATS-Fulr de middles, Orm, qulet; short clear, Se 0.7245 LARD—Fulr dewnnd, steady; western steam, @0.05: sules, 80)' tierces: July. olosing, 0.85; August, #0.01% closing,¥6.65 bid: Deconber, 16.70; closing, $6.70 L1d; October, closing, #0.90; December, closing, ¥/.05, CijmEsk—Frmer, falr demaud: part skims. qulet, steudy; refinod fairly pack- quality. 51,40 ‘TTER—-Quict, irregular; western dulry, 11 THE OMAHA ])AILY BEI whatever to do with the forelgn oxcange mar- ket. 8o long as the hankers acting for tho Hank of France have French credits on which to draw against this country, and they are not yet exhausted, the transaction would amount Eimply to & salo of silver agalnst purchases of Of courso there would be a loss actions, but If the situation wero regarded as eritical the institution would certiinly not stop for that. Along with this curious condi- tion of affairs in Parls thero came o At and rapld mardng up of the strect rato time monsy in London. Today botn short and thiree monih VIS are quoted at 215 per coat or on i par with the offclel mininiam dis our ik of Englund. Thisisin adva OF Than ) pOE cent. WILAID it WOk probubly forestindows an early udvance . tne Jank rate. The peeuliar situation in rolition to the gold supply I8 responsible for this. Lven iR s denand fs soon to bo satistied in full, it 18 belleved amone the London bankers that Spn will be foreed to draw gold. from London in considerable quantities to protect its own bunk In the new {seue of note circul | tion. At the same time fo spite of the dish Tief oxisting here in a return of cold tous from England, the London finanial authorities show sinzular unanimity in taking such ship- mients for granted @!4e; westorn oronmery, W@Ike; western tac- tory. N@ide; Eigins, 150 V1o Irox:-Quiet, unchanved CorpER—Nominal; Iake. $12.60. LeAD-—-Quict, steady; domestic, Trx—Dull, easior; straits, $.0.50, 4,40, Kansas City Markets, KaxAs City, Mo, July 20.—FLOvR— duil; unchanzed. Wiear—\W and 745 bid; July, T8ie bid; bid ConN—~Weak and lower; July, boe bid Oara--Woak and lower; No. 2 ¢ lower; No. 2 hard, cagh, No 2'red, eash, 7 No. 2, cash, 53¢ bid; sh, X0 bid; Stoady Eaas—Q HAY—\Wonk geades anchin g Receiprs—Wheat, none it 2,000, nd unchanged. 1 weil t L 0, for fancy pralrie; other 0,800; oats 2.000; corn, rs—Wheat, 6,)0; corn, none; oats, Market, Tuly 20.—\WnEAT— ool demand; No, 2 prices steady two duys, 20 Minneapolis Grai MixneApoLIs, Minn., northern, fairly i and other grades 8 and unchanged. Keceipts for curs; shipments, 80 cnrs. Closing hard, July, 07%c;: on track, 98¢: No. 1 north on trick, MSa@ttc; No. 3 ern, July. 04 nortnern, July, 020; on triei, 014@Hc. New York Mo ey Market. NEW Yok, July 2).~MONEY 08 CALI—Fas ranzing from 14 to 2 per cen ust loaned, por close oifored at 2 per cont. St. Lounis Markets, | " Prive M A PAUER 3417 per cent. &r. Louts Wy 20,—Wr ‘e Now | o STERLIYT EXCHANGE-Quict and steady at o o Lo o YaT—Flrms NO. 1 gy qii’tor sixty day bills and $1.80% for s oA e B DAL R o mand R sty | “Tho’ tollowing were the closing Oata—Firmer; No. 2, cash, 20%c; September, | bonds o 4 Ponk—Stendy: #11. [} LAwo=Quiet ut #3510, ., r ered WHISKY—AL $LIG das pons P B Pacifc Liverpool Markets Ly oD Pty LiverRroor, July 2.—WiEAT—Firm;: good | *do ds Lolders offor sparingly. e ge No. 2, ¢ September, prices on S, 19, rauistored ipons Lon 3 108 Norihorn Puc, it I5ts nsols & 1. 1ais L. G, Tr. Rets 1L P I G, Tr., Rets Unton Pacific 1sts Wost Shore Conx—Firn, Canailn & BACON—Quint: 42 6d per ewt for lone and | Central 1% stort elear middies about 5 1hs, wnd s for | D &1G long clear midales wbout 45 1bs. i Cincinnati savkets. NCINNATE O, July 20.—Wingar—Weak: No Conx—Easier; OAT< QUi WiISKY—$116 Mitwauke: in Market. MiLwAUKEE, Wis., July 20 ~WieAT—Steady; N 2upring, cisiy 8¢ September, Sto. Conx—Lower: No. 3, cash, o8¢ Oars—Lowers No. # white, 49¢. Toledo Grain M Torepo, 0., July WigAT—Seady; cush, | 1 800, Conx—Dull; cash. Ge. OAts—Qulet: mixed, N No. 2 mixod, uwixed, 4 CHICAGO, New York exchange, 121 tes for money unchinged. 11,0 0. Storling oxchiung, day Dills, and §4574% for sight e, $14,427,420; 841 ai <TON, Muss. balinces, $4121,0 Exchan A DRI A D1y 2027 bulancos. 8158000, Bavrisore, Md.. July 20. Dalwncos, §67.200. Monoy, 6 per cent. CINCINNATE, Ouy Ju Monoy, 11§ per cen New York exchange, 2¢ discount. Cleurings, dle. & W00, July 20.—Clea. Denver Mining Stools, Dexver. Colo. July 2).—Business in mining storks today was quite active. Total sules, 20 shares. Following ure the elosing guota? tions of the stoe Xehange: Allczhany «British Grain Trade Re LoxDox, July 20.—The Mark Line Express fn its weekly roview of the British graln trade says: Improvine prospects havo induced fors of English wheats to take Is less, nilty recuntly offered averazod 1 wheat §s seliing slowly, pr Mo 4 of 6d. A goodicon- | AT tnenti dem « further weaken- | it Barloy Is aper. The oporession 13 | Bangkok.... . Land the warket will fniprove with the | Bates Huitor s of Loday. Big Indian. ... Enziish wheat was neglected millers insist- [ BigSix....... g ipon a slizht ndvantuze in view of tho | Brown 1 prospects. The factorlos, however, wke no concessions. Indinn whe r. Tiour was steady thouzh only ¢ husiness was done.” Oats were dd ower. Peas and rye advanced 1s. Barley wus slow though there was u steady trade. TOCAS AND BOND. NEW Yonk, July 20 —The udvices today from abroad were not encouraging and the stock murket mot with another set backin the shape of a further export of gold to the amountof $0.00. Tho trading s still al- most purely professional and this ata tim when many confidentially expeeted to see better state of affuirs in the st t. Is partic- larly discouraging. The outside conditions are as favorable us expected but the foreign situation even though thore appears to be o disposition to sa ort the weakening houses there, remains as o menace to the stability of prices and scems to be the principal check to operations in u speculative line here, It is felt that any further trouble there will b followed by alieavy rewurn of Ameriean securities to these shores and the pressure to sell, which to some extent omanates even now from forclgn holders, provents any approcl- able fmprovement in prices. The buts in the stroet are not disposed to take such & contia- geney into consideration and say that the crop condltions will be felt sooner or later In Wall street unless a stringoncy In money which fs now unexpected should nceur, The shipment of gold was the most effective factor on the boar side today and tho trading clement no longer hesitated to sell the leading stocks short, Burlington, St. Paul, Atehison, Richmond & West Polut and Lackawannn | 116 tho bank of England on bulance toduy being speclally conspicuous for the mpression | is £13,000. made upon thair figures. The selling p - sure brought more activity which, however, Paris Rentes. was coniined almost entirely to the fow stocks Panis, July 20.—Three per cent rentes 03¢ mentioned and while there” was no increase | 1% for the iceount. the tendency to trade In the low priced +| such transactions resulted in no imporcant Improvement. The murket was firu at the opening but the traders sold Burlington, and w fow others alcod by foreign sales und fric- tlonal losses were scored in all the leading stocks in the early tradin @ A very promising raily from these prices . kol was in prograss when the anuouncement of | Hest & Helcher. . the oxport of gold wis made anil the stock ‘,,:,,,L,,,""“' ot bought In for the short account were thrown | con ¢hi & | over mmedintely ind Tines put outall [ Crown Py ks i 1 alonz the hnes. Before delivery hour, most of | Gould & Curry....".[125 | Yellow tho prominent shares were down about 1 per | tale & Noreross. .. 150 cent, and Burhington, which bore the hrunt teree of 'the pressure, = nearly per cont. The most demorulizing spectacle of tho duy, however, was to see Eist Tennessee first preferred sell at 44 per cent, and on the wmarketing of 200 shres declined o 42 porcent. Tate tradiug was markod by o sharp docline In silver certificntes to% per eent, but the stock list under the influen of covering. rulifed fractionally. and most shares wero brougnt within f Saturday’s figures. The close, howeves wgain heavy at close to lowest prices. 05 generally show lareo fractional losses for most of tho leadin hares, while Burlington is off 13 per nt, Jersey Central | per cont, and Olover certificates 1'g per cent, while most stocks show only insi ‘nificant losses for the day. Rauilrond bonds were a littio more setive but without uny materlal chanse in tumpar from Allea t ruling for n lust two week: hut the | AdamscCol transactions wero enlivencd by heavy teading | A3 in the Atehison incomes, which was the result | of the declaration of a diviaend of 2y per cent upon them. They rose. howover, only % per cent on snles of 845, 00 out of u total day's business of #764,000. The rest of the n kot showed o widoning tendency but with . firm tone. No lmportant chinzes were mudo, Government honds dull and heavy. \ds have been dull and steudy. Tiie following ure the clownz quotations for the lending stceks on the New York stock oxchunge today: [Tl Tondo ¢|Little Rule. Mateliloss .. |3y Mazeppa Morning Glim.. Oro..... ay ok |Park Con'...0 00 4| teed Nntional'...") 65 < Riulto ... 109 Clay County.... Running Lods..\\0 20 Cashing . 15 |Leavenworth jond 1. i fohn J. prd.... 000 4 lll\nv-'runs O 11 Pundter 2 uons. . & | Claudin b4 LU 81 |aettysburg. 16 23(| Whale...... 1| Bhow an ave ntury.....\ trivial 1o Justice. Boston *tock Market. July 20.—The following were on the Boston stock market. West End 5214 el Telopha L85 | Lamson Store 8.0 Wis. Con. pfd. London Stock Market. July .—Closing at 4 p. m.: - Paul co Y G entr 434 ox. Cent.iiom s BAR SILVER—5%d per ounce. MONEY-Easy ut '5@'s per ccnt. The rate of discount In the open market for both short and three months bills Is 21§ per cent. Bank of En:land Bullion, LoNDON, July 20.—Amount of bullion gone sco Minmg Quotations. SAN PRANCISCO, July 20 ~The official closing guotutions for mining stocks today werc us Hows: [Navajo.. |Ophir . Potos! St. Louis Mining Quotations, Louts, July 20.—The mining mur- 1 stocks wor Tho following bids were made on cal 00 M Breen 160 |Silver Age.. 2200 | Ellzabeth 14| Yuma New York .\lmun;"q:;nl ations. NEW Youi. July 20.—The following are the closing minin e stoek quotations: [Horn Silver. Ontario. . i | Plymouti L Gal & Ve |sic wood ... Homostako. New York Dry Gooids Market. NEW Youk, July 20.—Business in dry § opened without chanze. The wall order re- State | quest was very Caie but transactions on the spot wore moderate thoush 1u some spoc Wis more activity. Cottons have i re In the movementand are in good rele. Joblers also were having very falr mail returns from salesmen on the rouil hundling fall fibrics, The spot trade was falr for the poriod. N Jobbers began the openinz of new goods in o proferred ... Score, but the showing did not extend beyond |ohio Mt prints and i fow dress goods. No very active proforrad 5 " | trado'is looked for this month at either first rio & Western. 2 193 | or second hands. Clothiers were buy ng more on Improvemont 26 | gonerally but the orders were rather light. hods Cantral Paotio. Chon. & Ol 40 2 pretorrod citeag & Al Rk T Dolaware & Hidson 1 Dol T AW B et 1 S W i Kas Monn SRS e o S In praferio; 1L 6| do 0 duc'protorrod. 151 (8t Phul i & ia: Erlo. 20 g[S Paue Oaha Uonisters Yoty For Wayhe Hvana warkets. &ivana 104 July 20.—SPANISH GOLD—$2.304 AN Steady on the United States short sizhti gold Y por cont premiums on Loudon, I85@19 per cont premiuni. SuGAR--Holders ure to hizh for buyers; on Suturday 500 burrels molisses sugar 05 de- 5 01wt 82357215 cold per quintul. oreign Oil Market. ANTWERP, July 20.—PETROLEUM ana 1f and' 3 sellers. LONDON. July 2u—CALCUTIA DOF quUUITer e putd LINSEED—415 Hiinols Contral 84 Puat & bului’ll, 31 Louis, Mo.,J uly rg Brothers to Cockrell’ Brothers: * Thie following was the 20 of prives in this market v orn Unlon Cotton Ol “do preferrod Lake shore e Loulsyille & Nash 1| Colorado Coal... Loulsville & N. AL Homestako Memphls & Char. Tron Stiver Miohlan Contral. ONEATIO.. cvuiisiare MIL L8 & W, Kaliver.. ... (hrun-lurn-u o doproforred. . Minn. &8t L.l 4 (Sutro () do preferraid . §ig Bulwor, | Mivsourt Paoliic. S Rioh. & W. P Tor. Mobile & Ohlo is Wisconsin Centrai.... 174y | | CHICAGO, | 81| s July 0 an & Oo. to T & Bryun; The wheat market has been quiot today. The Increass of over six hundrod thousind bushels in the visible supply, heavy roce iDL fOr Lomorrow with fine weathor i Lo northwest had n depressing effect. The ship- | plog demand continucs good wud wil receipts i find'n red Nastillo Canit 11000 K ¥ Groat Nordhorn pid N.J. Contral 11104 | Chicago Gaa NOFfolk & Wesi pfd. 47 | Lond Trast Northorn Pacitic 323 Sugar Trust oforred 614 Southern Paciio .1 Donver & 7 rket. No 2 solllns at w) | Forelgn udvices arostrong with higher pi aolfic profo. Woather In Englund is unsettied. The i 1'% Wkt Polut, 6,40; St. Paul, | Western crops dre reported us 20,515; Union Pacifie, 6, be wished but two weoks later tha ago. Corn closes strong at the top priec duy. The old bull party was sellors oponing, all of which wis repurchased on the udvance. The lowest price wus diie. Oats fulrly nctive. Notmuch dolng in ho: broduct Outoac Tuly Senw. rt, | McCormick to K. T, Swirtz & Co.:' Our wheat ral | markot has been dull and trading hus be ding of recious motal by privato | largely confined 10 local scalpin I The step. would be unusual for t colpts all around wore honvy and hisve entire- tondency of the French people in this di Iy overcowe the lufluence of stronger forelgn tion hus' always been marked, The assertion | markets. Liverpool was reported from half is rendered more pluusible from the fact that | penny to w peany higher for both spot and for nearly & month, the weekly statements of | future, Purls wis 70 centimes higher on flour tho Hank of France huve shown a net lossin | and # centlmes on whoat, Berlin wus 74 the sllver balance. colncldentally with & giin ' marks higher ‘on July wheat and 1 mark o in gold. On this theory the past und recent the deferred futures. Thirty loads were re shipwents of gold to Krance have nothing k,,mnud forexport. The vislblo lncreased 066, ¥ wero Loulsville cos. rih- could Financlal Review. New YOuk, July20.—The Post says: Itis asserted on good wuthority that the Bank of | 0 it practically refusing the | ks Ingold, u policy Wish to sutlelpate or prevent o the trans- | ¥ TUESDAY. JULY 21, 1891. 000 bush generally s which wag gemeshat less than oxpected Temporary reaction took plice frou themeier hreak but the bullish Influgnecs wergihot strong enonizi to sustaln it Receipts for tomorrow aro esti- mated at 010 curs. THE trouble seems to e the Iack f outdide bull specula- tion which will 1 e yecensnry to sustain prices I the fico Of PICSCRt Jarge receiptd, —Corn his been netive andipas shown dee ded The recelpts of the morning were and estinintes fOr LOMOTIOW Wero whit less than expected. Thero leniand for near options to o 1 the visil A inespected, Thy yisivlo supply ot wed o decreise of over a mill ushels, which lent deefded strength to the peculutive niutkot. “Agood demund for July to_cover shorts wis daveloped during the morning. In spite ot Aot that Fucoints of hogs were 4.00) over ho ostima prices were s ceits highet with sbippers o tive buyers. The result of this wis u sharp advance In provisions at the opening, From they gradually sagged off until about noon, when the strength in the corn market sturted buyinz of provisions. Ribs and lard were heavy and showed Indieations of good Ing. Wo will need better speculation in 1l If prices are to be sustuined ¥ Julv 2. ~Kennott, Hopkins The opening of the nced by o better tone but sfiortly after th lven ont ghat 360,000 gold hud aged for tonorrow's steamer, aund that the gold wus taken at aloss becuise of the district of hankers' bills, It I8 this fout- ure of strained croait which affects the s'tua- tion more than any other, and the markets sold off <harply it. There were plenty of rensons why should nct have de- clined. The Dis of grain in the west are - incred it is estimated there will bo over cars at Chicazo for tomorrow. A number of ronds are already complainine of being short of carstnd all in- e tions are thut the movement hiss Degun, and that the carrying ca roic e taxed t ir utmost lter in in the season. London bought o few stocks, chiefly Loulsville & Nashviile, Atchison St Paul. The purel \ison probubly O D felt uble “to dec per cent inferest on i nds for tho year ending June #0. Chicawo Gas nlthough in- stive Droke ' per cent when {t wis given out that the Economie Iuel Gas compny had given out orders for eas pipe and would begin luying the ut onee, butiater recovered and ly. Sliver was lieavy on aecount of the report that the treasary had bougnt its fuil guota for th & month and that no mors purchases would be mide until August. The offerings of stiver to the government 18 much in excess of purchuses. There Is o feellng in the strect thit financial affairs in London nre foss morvous.. M tes there are his Money on call herc The stock i £ rally. but ¥ bolow Tast Saturdiy's ¢ o, ity . Kennott Hopkine & Co. eWhorter: There s a growing fricnds liness to wheat but the heavy receipts and inerease in the visible stoeks had o depressing In spite of the excellent export Jony reports from Russin and ared that the new crop will be delivired faster than it can Ve conveniently wred for. [vis remembered. too, that for- gners will have o take at léast 4 lalt mil- on wheat every day in the year to absorh our surplus, and financial “affairs abroad indicate thut orders will be held back as long s possib'e. Eastern markets Lless urgent demand for both cors and oats. They were materially lower in ) especlally for the current months. The grain with which to ill July contructs being énroute, and the chief demind for it beinz to fill shorvsales, actual commercial values had something to' do with the making of prices. The difticulty of getting bids on new oats to rive. and the fuct thut new recipts are get- ting rather comnion on our sample tabics, had a_weakening effect on that market July was notubly weuk, and 1t fs be- fieved = will close 'to August soon. Provisions continue nervous and hard to seli at thues and quite us hard to buy at other times. Recelptsof hogs are running 1ix 1 prices keep working upward us they are 1o Uo until the furuers got through h ing and have tine to market their hogs. then they may not be in condition to the marieting be deferred in consequence. rket on- OATTLE—OMicul 4s compared with 127 Saturday and 1,310 Monduy of lust week. /The market was ac tive on desirable gradles of beeves and * st other prades. Butcher stock w and Slow on_comnion grades. Gooa feeders were in demund at tirm pricos, other grades uncliuged, Hoas—Oficlul receints' of hoes, gompared with .9 Suturduy and 15 day of lnst week. The market was act and steady on hogs and a shade higher on other grades. The ran e of prices 5.0505.5, the bulk sedin® at .03 The quality gencrally was not as good s Buturaay. Two loads of very fine hogs sold at .50, Light, 8.0505.15; heavy, .1@53 mixed, #.10.@515. The average of the price puid % _as compared with X115 Suturday and $.77i5 Monday of last week, Sikgp=—Officini rocoipts ~of shiep 083 us compared with 12) Saturday and 131 Mon- day of lust week. The market was uct ani firm. Natives. $.7585.05: westerns, &2 @5.05; g0od 60 to 70+ 1. lumbs, $5.00@0.25. Receipts a)d bisposition o7 Stock, O lcial recolnts and disposition ot stock as shown by the borksof the Union stockyards corpany for tho twonty-four hours ending at H0'clock p. m., July 21, 180 RECEIPTS, SUEEP. CATTLE [ WS & WIS, Head Cars. | Head. |Cars. | Hoad. | Cars. | Head. | Car: o e v DISPOSITION. s [ w2 Buyers. Hoys. | Sheey Omahn Packing C “The G. H, Hammor Switt & Co The Cudaby North, Kingu: Nelwo Hamiiton & Swephon i & T Shippers and foeders. Leftoyer.. Total... Representativ rr. No. Av. Pr SrEERs. 1081 84 10 41 1.. 080 410 1. STEEIS, YEARLINGS. Sules. No. Av. No. Av. Pr 21100 8 7 11 2011000 4 1 1052 8 20 42.. 040 810 120 240 K00 1. 776 o7y 1 1016 107) 1000 500 1047 10N 2Ty L4170 15 AND FEEDERS. L7088 330 HELFERS, L5 240 BULLS, 1410 2 50 CALYES, 280 400 NTAGS. 2,133 200 15 1..410 200 1 No. 3 cows i steers. stoers. . 30) WESTERN CATTLE. u n Sundilrd Cuidie Cofpiiny feeders. . i cowa In-lh 3 . . O lmngfi o John Britt & do 010 1028 60 1030 L1040 10 1041 ] L1 fooders. Duncan & ~umh. steer.. .. stoers Stoers R. G. Potors. 5 steers, ' stoers. Texans. ... steers. Colorudo Toxana.. ‘Thowus Duvenport. buils foeder. U staors b teeders 5 foo lors. foeder. i fooders feeders. mixed mixed steers 4 stoors 2 stoers 7 steers 10 steers 7 stocrs 3 HOGS. No. Av bl 213 1 152 400180 3...01 SHEEP, 22 western mixed Chicago Live Stock Market. (Speclal Telogram to Tre CeAGo, July 2 [-Although the v was Inrge toduy there was no .ev weakness of a market for The exporters und shippers were o with libernl orders fn hand and 1 lutest prices were fecely offered fo of sultabie quality. reral supply There was also it good demand from dressod beef concerns and fulr grudes of st were closcd at stendy prices, | fairly well fleshed was wanted butchers and sold at pr auatitions. ut Eether with thin grassy st doniand, s buyers of suoh their attention to liheral offorings « Recelpts of Texas enttle wmount ward of 5,000 head. With this 11 at hand " and reports of heivy re western points, Luyers found 1ttin ¢ forcing a deciine of 1@Xe. Toduys cluded good to el Steers, 15) to L0 (be at &2.150 good dressed Lecf 1200 to 1400 1hs, and common to. fair lisht iey prisay stock at #L25860. Cows ain g0'd ehiefly at #1558, and Texus 0.5 Busness wus brisk [ with piices rulin ‘i supply was not as loeral o antielpated” and buvers of cholce mediun shipping grades woro add 5 10 [0 Lo Saturduy's prices tuin desived quadity, Local sp low grade canninz sl Dbought freely during the morning hours and the bulk oi” the day's receipts ha hands Ton hefore the noon | ket althoush unusually active, wus d uncven us a whole. Prices fn Northwestern branch we mz, whiie ‘n Rock Island a gen was obtained and in Bu of 10c advinces on best were frequent. Good lght heavy welght shipping he rough packing and inferior at $4.85@5.10, faie mixed and ums $3.25¢5.40 and good round mixeo smooth | reports: CAT ments, none. Mark; . Jower, top’ prices, sile 10; stocKers, 24,000; shipment celpts, 16,0005 shi to highers Texan VKB, cows, oG8 — Receipts, rket, higher; ‘rouh and con 4i mixed and packers, $ 40w atcher weights, .6605.75; pri “Receipts 6,000 uctive, stendy to 870150 mived and w Texuns, 81.621@4.60; Tambs, £.10 New York Livi New York, July 2).—Beeyes—Rec Market wes. two days, 440 head, including 58 cars for sale. Market nctive, 100 higher; native $4.256,00; bulls und cows, $2.30a@1.50 beet firm, 8130 he ALVES—Receipts for two days were 80.50@7.00; 1,800 head hoad! buttd Market e _highers 2500 1.0/ cipts for two_duys, higher; sheep, : dressed mattol Lumibs, stondy, @10t Hoags—Receipts for two days, cluding 20 cars for sule, 1ow, 8 10¢ Kansas City Live st KANSAR City, Mo., July ceipts, 8.000: shipments, 46105 ma steady; Texans slow and 10 LA COs, Teceipts, 1.801 \ipments 2. ligher; bulk, £.1555 Receipts, 460; shipments, 76; 1 OUAHA WHOLESALE Vegetables. The following quotations repre prices ut which choice stoc orders unless otherwise stuted: NEW POTATOES—The market sulos of stock from made at all pr quote them above BEANS—Nav, e 3 per bushel oo —Pex box, one-third bushel, %0c@ @ o —Per bu., 6 @05c. Californta, 2t%c per b, tome grown, Z¢ per b, Fresh kruits, Southern cases, $2.00 por : Colifornia, $2.00@2.25, CnEnuIEs—Oregon, per b bushel basket. Awinis—por i bushel hox, grecn, 50@0c; per bbl., $1.0 3 OuANGE s Angol ApRCOTS —Per box, OANTALOUPES—Per’ o @175, 2,00, BrLACKBERIIES—Good Missour! stock. Der 24 quart cusos. B K RAsvuERnIES #1.76 vor 10 gt cnsos Liwn RASPBERRIES—Per 24 qt. Shipping stock, 15@20c, Per Lox, %.25G00.50. er bunch, shipping stocl Country Produce. Burrer—The bulk of the countr: zoces to the packers at e and soue de predieting eve Eaas—Mujo; Poutrry--The cas Ly of the Omaha milling company. #2553 [nvincible Patent, £270; Loyo eriative. & L 82000 Fan Blue Dt R300; Minnes: rood native steers. mulo stock It s fully up rs, met with little materty | fco shippine und hows today Strong to 10¢ higher. omip ile & sold at £ roughish 1 others, shipments, stronger; thers, #. g westerns, > Stock Market. shipnients tomorrow 4 head, ir 'k Market. 0.—CATTLE—Ko- 31.50; home grown, 81 per box, 84.00. ate, 8 to 12 dozen, §1.50 £,00@2.50 for good lower price for next weelk. rket 15 | old chickens, #5.00@4.00; Reliunce, T 80 515 20 515 120 515 120 40 515 40 &) 0 80 160 120 0 of cattlo idence in ut earl, st woos | nything eer stock ul ute to- by | to ] turned £ Toxans, 1 to up- al supply cipts wt rouble in sules In- CXPOTL falr to TicTuding d heifers cattle at Nad been Tight and to or 1o ob- ors ulso £ first mir- lectdedly | rostondy reral - il offer I | welghits TLE--Re- ot steady 0; nutive s, nono: on, $4.80 heavy me light, none, oipts for 0 st dressed 2400 dressed riet for e jower: £L50L40: stoekers and 10; mar- ull grades, #.00 ket MARKETS cont the is billea out on 18 weak and local growers are being [t would not be sufe to 24 quart 40¢; red, s, & y Dutter oulers uro “fowls, tuncy, tent Star, Su ey Fum y putent, ¥2.6 t, m«r-m. 82,00, dilngn's 1 Medul,” 2 503 Snow fluke, & Queen of the Pantry ;»hnmwu teed, #21.00; A #2.50 nnesot bral #8265 Crow plendid ET0: e 8100 - CROPS OF THE WORL Situation Summarized London Times. The 8 10; low grade, n, 110 Superiativ n Prince, I Family, D, by the Loxpoy, July 20.—The Times' summary of the harvest prospects of the world lows: In Russia there is as fol- 15 8 grave deficit, The peasantry are harvesting uud thero is small hope of relief. In India there ous anxiety and a famine prevails ove is seri- a con- siderable portion of the country. There s a drought in Bengal and the need of mo; is urgent. Bombay alone promis harvest. The American harvest will quality and amount, but with the failure supplies it is of that the English crop i of the Iugian wd - Russian the utmost importanc be not short. The prospect on good. In the chief wheat Kssex, Norfolk and Suffolk—the abovo the average, and in the other it is up to the avers fho harve late & is o good outlook for the English break the loug series of disastrous y RED A SANOAN OUTEH the FE Refused to Obey Issued by Malicton MeLnovksE, July 20, —Advices fro Mataafa state that King Malietoa ordered C| Mataafa refused to taafa to come to Apia. obey tne order, declaring that Malietoa would cause bum to be Crowds of mulcoutents gathe Mataafa and it was feared they plated a raid upon Apin. thorities consequently took measures to prevent such a raid. man gunboat Sperger assisted to order. The United States, British man consuls hayve iss taining King Malietos which prevailed was thereu at last advices Mataa ing taxes duo to King Malie Tue 0a. JouN A MCSHANE. FRANK € McShane & (,nmlun INVESTMENT BANKE 8. 13th St., First National Bax ing, Omaha, Neb. atocks, b)uds, 5eurities, o per, et Negotiate loans on improved ( ©stato. BROFE time loans, on bank ook, spproved collateral securiiys 300 counties d prices high, ana. consequentl farmer to Th od 8 ‘proclamation uncasiness | ~ hon relie v's followers wero pay rain es a good 1 be good whole is crop s counties t will be ere urs. REAK, Orders m Samoa hief Ma- o feared arrested around coute au- vigorous 1o Ger: maintain und Ger- sus ved, un RS, 1k Build werclal pu uatin roat or va'all | OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers” | DIRECTORY AWNING? AND TENT» ) ammocks, Oll sher Clothing. Send for BAGS A Omaha Bax Importers ani turers, cks. Burlaps Twine. Flour 113 Farnam IVL) TWINDS. Co fac and BIOYCLES. AH P‘mgn&(}o. | 1406 Dodge Streot. | Bend i Price M, 0. Daxon, Sold on Monthly yiments, Biey | [ for onr Catalogie 10074 Farnam St., Omaha. BOOK BINDERS & ST ATIONERS Omaha Republican Printing Co, | Law briers, bank s prl 10th and “Ackermany Printers, bindecs, clog plios, and evorytilg lo tho nting lino. Douglis strasts, n Bros, & Heintas, trotypors, blank book man factn 116 Howa IXOOT 3 Charles A, Goo & 0 | Manufacturers an job- b 1109 Toward stroot. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harts, 1212 Harnoy stroot Omaha, Nob. BOXES. "John L. Wills 10 Dustan 181 Orders promptly illod. "CARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Laraost Varloty WAGONS AND. CARRIAG CARPETS. Omaha Carpet Co, Carpots, ot clothy, tings,curtaln £00 13,08, anlo 1611 Douzlas stroy. West & Fritscher, Manufacturers finclgars Jobbers of lenf tobacco 1011 Farnam streot COAL, Omaha Goal, Uoko an' Lima Oo. Thard and soft ool 8. E. Cor. 1 Ins stroot nalbouge £l stroot, Omaha. e e e e AND SHO@S3. on | Kirkendall Jonos &0 | Wholesale Manuf, Agents for Roston Ttu Ver Shoe 1102, 1104, and 106 Uarhey SO W. V. Morse & Co,, £hoe Factory, Corner 11th And Dol 8ty O ha. Merchants invite toeall ant examin, | __BUTCHB Touis l{vllor, Butehers' and Tools & Supp ey BUGGIES, ETO. 23 | CLOTHING. Gilmors & Ruhl, Manufacturors & Wholo- Clothiors, 1100 arney St. COKE, ETO. Coutant & Squiras, Hardand soft coal ship- 1508 Farnam streot, Omah Mount & Griffia, 2133, 14th strast Omaha, Nev. P.H. Mahoney & 0>, Hara--Conl— Soft OFicos 13 N, 11 ani cor. OB Sualaai American Fuol Co. Bhippers ana_denlors anthracite and bitu- minous coal. 2168, 15th strost! Howell & 05, i TS, 1th stroot, Omaba, Nob. _GUN FOWDER. Hugh @. Olark. Genl Westora Agont of Dupont's Sporting Gun powder, Atias high oxplo slve Mnsting caps, t 1215 Harnoy stroo GRAIN AND PORVISIONS Tmrnv & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhorter TOkTE AN, provistonalid 1at Natl Bank, Brokers , 1uh| Private wires to Ne 8t Privato wiro to Chl-| Yok, Chilcago and g ala oSt Louls and Now| Louis. - Cash Yoric BOUKit for all ma F. 0. Swarts & Oo, Wrokors,Grain, Provisions Private wire 0 8t and Chlewgo.. Offios Natl Bank,Omaha Kxchaize bid'g, & Omahe Brokers. Private wires ow York, Chicago & Bt Louts. Specinl tton tongiven to traok blds on krain. Ist Natl Bank HARDW ARBE, Rector & Wilkelmy 00) Cane0l Cor. 10th and Juckson sts Geo-"lark-Andreessn Hardwars Co. 1081110 Tlarnoy strasty Dinahiy N ey RON WURKS Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, Wrought andcast tron bullding work, enginos, | Manut'rs firo brass work, genaral | proofsnf foundry, machine and | Work, iron shuttors' and blacksmith work. U.P. [ fire escapes. G, An- Ity R Tt v dreen,14th & Jacksonsts Wilson & Drake, M'fg tnbular flues, fire box bollers, tanks, o%o. Omaha Omaba fafo & Tron Works, burglne vaults, jail th straot: —_— Plorco and I,lLQU(JlS Wil Winos, m Darst, Liquors and Cle < kars 1313 Facnam St Frick & Herberts Tlor & U0 Liguoe Morchnt.. 112 1arney ytes s Manufactures Kannyy's EastIndin Blteses, L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Doslers Omana Wholesale Liguorbeal ses 407409 South 10th R. R. Grotta, Importer and_Jobbar ot Wines wind Ligiors 1020 ana 1022 Farnam St Price lists on applioat 10th 8t. S0 - 03 8. LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & 0> | John A. Wakefield, Imposted, Ameriean. P or Hardwood Lumbor, Jard Cement, Milwaukes Tydraulle Cement and Quincy Whito Lime. Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20th and Izard Streots, 1310 N rth 16th Stro Charles R, Les, Hardwood limber, wood carpots and parquot fooring. 9th and Douglas. Cady & Gray, Lime, coment, oto., oto Louis Bradford, Lumber, tme, cemont,ota cor, 9th and Douglas | 23 Donglay stroot. ——— ey MILLIN RY AND NOTIONS. 0. A, Stonahlll 1. Oberfelder & o, Mlllinory, Notions | Importers and Jobbers ta Glomies, 10 | 200 010 4na 21 South 11tk 116-118 8. 16th St.,, Omaha sticet. L= ———— | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTIS, ETO MaxMoyor & Bro, 0o.| A, Ho A. Hospe, Jr, Mfg Jowolors, dealers In Artists’ wusical instruments, ote., Farnam and 16th. Planos, Organs, OILS. Consolidated Tank Line Co. Rofined and lubrioatiny opls, nxlo gronso, oto. 15 Ruth, Manwor. PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Nebraska Fuel O, 2138, Omana, Neb. 3th strodt, Johuson Bros., 914 Farnam Sireat, Nob. Omahr, —_— CORNICE. Eagle Cormee Works Manufacturers ofGalvan- ired Iron Cornico. Windo lights ote. Dodwe St. caps, motallc sky- 1110 and 1112 F, Ruemping Gatvanizod Iron cornlcos, Dormar. windows, door caps, fin Ials oto. i fronand xlata roofor. A1 arnam St OEMENI‘ AND LIME Ribbel & Smth, | Schroedar & Oo., Dealers In_country prod- |Cash buyors battar aal uce, frults, vegetablos, | eggs. anl gonoril conr ete mission marchants, 1207 Howard stroot. 424 South 1th sty Robrt Purvis, |E, B, Branch & Oo, 1317 Howard atrest. Produce, frults of sl Write for prices on but- kinds, oystors, ter, oggs, poultry and . . kamo. 16th & Harney streot. Kirsobbraun & Sons, |Jas. A, Olark & Co. Butter, choose, oggs, ponitry and gamo, 609 South 13th streot. Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howard streot. J. Johnson & Co,, 2168, 18th strad M. E. Smth & Oo. Dry goods, furnishi g00ds, ‘notions. Cor. 11th and Howard Kilpatriok-Koch Dry Goods U y nz EL]:.CTRICAL SUPPLILS Wolf Electrical 00. Catalogud ustratod froo. Pnrlm, Orendorif Martin Co., Corner Jones and 9th sts. [ Nob 1614 Capitol Avenuo. FARM I\dACHlNERY, A\| FOMATIC Electric Motors and Dynamos. Catalogno froo, 11 A; Kinnoy, Gon't it s NV AR i o Lif VETC, &| T @ Northwall, Genoral western ngent Skandla Plow Co,, 1549-1831 Shorman nve FLOUR. E. L. Weloh & Oo,, 1012 N, 3. B, Me 16th strost. 8 F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th strost. C.E. Black - ray. Manager. Mill at Menderson, Min Managor. R. T. Davis Mill Co, Mannger at Omah. an. | Cor. 5th and_Jnckson sts. Omaha Mllllu"‘ Co,, Merchant Millors, lOntice and ML 1313 North Lith Streot. FURNII‘UED AND CARPETS, Dl,wey & Stone Fur- Bosbe & Ilnny\u Fur- niture Oo,, Furalturo and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam stre niture Co. Succossors to C.A. Boebo & Co. b Grace and lith Sts. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Fohneider & Loomis, | Jobbers and Importors uotlons and furalshio, Rovds, 1111 Howurd street. is, |3, T Kublnuu Notioa Jou, Ao Sbbratad Drant of 4 | P oot Bkl [ cgriiian i GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS Kennard Glass and Paint Oo,, 14051412 Hurney stra Oube, Neb William Cumming 617 and 619 South 16th St J. A, Fuller & Oo,, 1402 Dougias Strads " Omab: T, “Blake, Bruoe & 0y 900-908 Loavenworti 45 Ouaha, Nob. GRO(A:-RH“ axton & Gallagn 106-711 8. 10th stredty Omaha, Neb D. M. Steele Owmah Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney streety Neb. Oumals, Nob. & Qo 1201-1205 Jones strask, Meyer & Raapks, 14031405 Harney stroak ar | | | Omahs, Neb. Bloan, Johnson & O th and Leaveaworth stroots | MoGord, Brady & 0o, Omabs, Nobraska Bates & Oo, Country produce,’ rall Segotables, xroocer (s, picas, 1 8. 1en St 1. Randazo & Sou, 211 South 12th Street. Forelgn & Domostic Frutty Florlda Oranges & Slelly Frults. Braneh houso, T N. Voters 8t, Now Orl iy e RUBBER G'DS, Williams & Oro3, | Produco ana fraity 1214 Tarnoy strast. PAPER. Onrp\,ntcr Paper 03., Carry a full stook of printing, wrapping und writing paper, oard pa- koo per, ete. 1520 Faenm stroot. SEEDS. Emerson Szel 0o, deuiors 1y wraln a1l Omaha Rubbor O, Manufacturing and J2)e borsall kinds rubber Sed growors, Btava ropairs of Kinds, Cooks o ters for sle, Dy xfl”y- Trowbrid: 5] Stove Manufas'z ) Manufaoturk atovos sl Stovo pip» 15 Leavonworth James Hughes, €07 8. 15th 8t. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, BETC. M. / A, Dmhmw & Oo.,|Bobn Bash & Door Ga nufacturers of sash, MARLacturers of mou MATL Yty Wl inks, biinas, d1ors, Mouldings. Br of o, etdl flce, 1200 and Laard! ats| 16th and Clark atroots. e e e e e e ey STEAM AND WATHER SUPPLIES3 U. 8. Wind Engino &| A, L. Strang & Sows, Pumn Co. i Hnlliday wind mitls, o13 | 102104 i 4 G W 114 mAnAKO. 1ain, Neb. ey TEA, COFFER, VSI’I-E‘I 153, OIGARQ Consolidated Coffsy Company, 1l4ana 1418 Haraoy 1= Oumaha, Nob _— TOY 3, | l'ilLI IARDS H. Hardy & Co., The Brunswiok-Balk Toys, dotls, albums, tanoy [ B Collender Co. k0003, house furnishing (1AL @y v il 4oods, childron's car- fisioon azlues » 407, 400 8. 10t stroot. rlages. 1319 Furnam t. forbiien Farnam strook SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS LIMITED A. D, Boyer & Co 68-00 Bxchango Bullding, | CONHa = Hunter & Groen, % Exehango Bulldiag Bouth Omaha South Omani. 10 INVESTORS. um offoring 806 in & good sound coms |\n:', that will pay a 20 per cent dividend, $100 shares for $86. Write for prospectus oo HARRY KEENE, Roow 0, Ger, Am. B'k Bldg,, 8t. Joseph, Mo, 7 NS