Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1891, Page 20

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY AUGU T 30, 1801-TWENTY THE CONDITION OF TRADE. Not Much Obange in the Business or Finan- cial Qiroles of Omaha. COOL WEATHER HAS RETARDED BUSINESS. Goods Moving Freely in a Jubbing Way, Though Not Quite Up to Expectations in Some Lines. There 1s very little in the wuy of nows in the business and fluancial circies of Omaha * to comment upon, Trade conditions remain in about the same shape as 4 week ago, Tho cool weather has been some drawback as it has served to re- mind the country that the corn crop fis not yot secure and the retail trado may become a 1ittle moro cautious. This will tend to post- ne to some extent the filling of orders until later 1n the fall, Local jobbers of hardwaro report a rather quiet six days’ trade, but it would seem that this fs due more to a failure on their part to realize to the full extent of their great pectations of a fall boom than to the actual state of the business. Thoy had auticipated ud for goods this fall, and as it erialized to the full extent antici- call trade slow, and yet of some houses show a over last year for the mouth of August. Prices on hardware do not show any changes, as they are down to bed rock now and the demand has not been vrisi enough to start them up. In New York thore 1s demand enough for hardware of a generals character to keep the distribution of supplics quite up to the level for some time pravailing, with apparently a little incrense making from day to day. 'The growth does ot uncover any really new lino of custom, but comes principally” from the regular sources of demund due to connect at this time of year, and which is taking about 1ts usual selection of stock. Settle- monts are making slowly and some of them poorly, and this is a factor tending to restrict the volume of trade somewhat, buyers not finding it easy tonvest as deeplyas thoy Wwould like to. Nails show just about the same old goueral foaturcs, and we find practically nothing new in the run of state- ments. Wire nails are selling freely enough to carry conviction that thoy are filling a large portion of the consumptive demand and cut so slowly as to show that they sul- fer from the competition. In dry goods a fair demand is reported by the local jobbers, who are looking for a_still better trade Iaterin the fall. The New York Bulletin says of tho trade in this line that thero has been no material change in the character of business passing at first hands auring the week under review. The spot de- mand has been of a perfunctory nature, aud, as visiting buyers were at no time in good at- tendance, the aggreate transactions through their efforts have bean limited. Tho policy which buyers are now following is not such s to call for many personal visits, there aro Lo large selections being mado, and where it 3 only a matter of a fow cases at a time, the anails and the telegraph serve as the medium for ordering. Thus it is that there is such a wide difference botween the extent of busi ness done by mail aud wire and that arising out of peisounl selections. Orders from the west und northwest have been numer- ous and some improvement has been noted in southwestern business, but from the ootton stutes the demand still comes forward slowly. Agents huve reported a continuead Inon duplicating demand for leading novel- les in fall prints, and anumber of theso stylos nave been so freely bought that prin- ters are well sold ahead on them and wili be kopt busy for a considerable time to come, making deliveries on orders already placed, For ginghams and other wash fabrics and dress goods there was a steady supplementary business auring the week, but tho. demand could not be called at all active. The prog- ress mado in those lines has, however, re- lioved ugents from anxiety as to their posi- tion at the close of the season. Stocks now are in excellent shape and prices steady. The demand for brown, bleached and colorad cot- tons has been marked by considerable irregu- Iarity, There has been ratber moro doing in outside brands than of late, buyers frequently findin sellers of these more inclinea to meet their views than others in well known tickets under which moderate stocks only are peing carried, and yet it is the latter that the bulk of current business is passing. Keports of business throughout the west and northwest continue very favorable, but in some quar- tors there are complaints of rather slow col- lections. The jobbing trade has shown con- siderable activity sll week, out of town rotailers being in the market in large num bers and covering a wide selection of goods by their purchases without operating with articular freedom individvally, The great ulk of the local trade has yet to come for- ‘ward, city retailers having so far been limited purchasers, and the amount of business done on southern account compares unfavorably with last year. Local jobbers handling groceries note that mew dried fruits of all kinds are commencing to arrive und that prices are about 50 per cent lower than last year at this time. Sugar remains steady and there was never a time ‘wheu the market here was so bare of granu- ulated as now. As we predicted in coffee mo time ago there hus been a decline amounting during the past weok to o per pound. In Now York it is said that while operators in staplo groceries have no really new sug- gestions to make in rogard to general condi- tions, some of them are commencing to refer 1o partial realization of previous prediotions, Dependent localities have been heard from in sufliciently satisfactony manner to indicato that wheri custom is really ready for stock, it does not hesitate to invest, and that necessity for demand is gradually growing greater (with a cortain amount of fresh territory wiready, vepresentod to show that the area of idistribution is lll()lllltll\llvgjv This, §t i weturalty expected, will moro marked 85 coolbr weathor npptolchuA. es- peoiully so'with such portions of the country as may become dircctly benefited by tho abundant and remunerative crops. With tho exception of coffee nearly every staple articlo in the erocery line is really cheap, and it is noticeable that, notwithstanding tho exceed- fngly liberal consumption the cost of sugar fails to take anything like buoyant form, Foreign markets ave in many cases inclined to suffen somewhat, and that helps the tone here. COUNTRY PRODUCK has prosonted some chauges worthy of note. Butter, which is very scarce, as was noted a week ago, has been stiffening up and sales of strictly olioice dairy have gone as high as 15c, The price on packing stock has also advanced from 91,0 to 11150 during the past week. «s have also shown some strength, ana 140 has been touched. The market, how- ever, is still below what it was 8t the sawmo time last year, when sules were made as high as e, The poultry market, so far as old fowls wera concerned, bus 'been very slow auring the six duys under review. While some sales have beeu made above that figure, §3.00 has Leen about the top on the best old fowls, Chickens bave been in better demund and the choicest aud largest have been bringiug $3,25, UMAHA MARKETS. OMARA. Aug. 2 OMolal recetvts of cattie. ‘1on, pared with LW yesterday und 04 turday of last week. “The market was about stoudy on all grades of both Leeves and butcher stunk and active und tirm on feoders. A bunch of good corn-fod natives sold at .05, The recelpts during the wovk were 10,5 compured wiin 11,340 the week prior, Hoas—Offclal receivts of ho compared with 2,446 yostorduy Buturday of last ‘weok, The ~market was 10¢ hizher on 1ight hogs and do 10 50 lower on Beavy he early all wore sold. “Ilio range of the pri nld Was $1.700 ho bulk selling at 1% he $4.50004.00; Tixed, 4N avorag pald 108 us compared with $.87% yes- terday wnd #3004 Siturday of inst weok, The Ipts during the were 17,000, as rod with I week prior, ~Offielal pts of sheep, 2015, us ipared with 8484 yestorday. The was unchanged. Natives, 2500475 Arns. §2.35@4.1; good Lo T0-1b. lumbs, #00 @5.5. “The recelpts during the week were 1,890 us compared with 1,156 the week prior. Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. Today. Yosterday 06,10 Highest [ h e prices patd. Y eruge of 'the prices puid yeste Average of tho prices Dvhhl toany, M. Recelpts and Disposition of Steck. Oficlal receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union stockyards gompany for the twon four hours ending at cloek, p. m., August 20, 1801 RECEIPTS | wiwEe. | Hond | Cars. Fond. | Cars, | H 2718 10| 2 DISPOSITION. —Buyars | Cattio. | Tlos. maha Paoking Co. .. e G, H. Hammond ¢ Bwift& Co ‘The Cudahy Packing Co. Sinelair, s Bhippers and feodors Left oy ¥ | Shoop __Total Stovk Reoeipta. Official Yesterday, Cars Hond Cattlo...... Hozs. Sheep.... Ofclal Tod. Curs Hoad Cattle......... 20 700 | 40 27I8 Horses™....! 21 Prevailing Prices on ('nllll‘» The followinz s & table of pricos pald on thisniarket for the grado of stock mentionod Fancy steers, 1350 to0 1600 1bs. .. .. 85,00 @3 Prime steers, 1250 to 1473 Ibs L4 Good steers, 1150 to 15) 1bs. .. Butchers' stoors. 1030 to 135 1bs. Alr stoers, 000 to 115) 1hs, pmmon steers, 8K to 1200 1bs ice to fancy fors.. ... Canners.. Rulls.. Western cornfod stoers Western steors...... .. Western cows....... Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. The' follow ng condensed table shows the highest and lowest sates and highest and low- estaverage of tho sales of hozs and the dates at this market incach wonth during the months s 1801, Faniary | Venrnry | Marel-- April. ce o Hozs, Showing the ave price paid for londs of hoss on the days indieate | in 1557, 1585, 155 1500 and 18012 T Auk, Aug, W] Ak, | K ¥ s | TR 3% | o | B sunday. | 5 | 808 | § o Rango of Prices Paid for H The following tablo shows tho the prices paid for hozs on the auys indi- cuted Monday, August 24.. a4 05 Tuesdny, AUKUSE 2. oo 5 03 Wednesday, August £ @y w0 “Thursdny. Angust 27 i W Friduy, August 23 Snturdny, August 2 Ran "The follow for sheep: Prime fat sheep. Good fat eheon Comman to mediu Westorns........ Good 6 to 70 1. e of Prices of Sheep. tablo shows the pricos patd @75 @4 00 eipts and shipments Showlng the official ep on the dates indi- of cattic, hoss and sh Friday, Augnat Saturduy, August andiy, August 11619/ 15,074 D419 AT i “ifowe. T Shawn: Saturiny. Auk, 5 Monday, Aug. 24.. Thursday, Aug. JT. Friday, Aug. 1i.. Third woek of Aug. Second wok 0f Aug. First week of Aug..... Third week of July'! Second week of July. First week of July Receiptsand Disposition for the Week. Ofeial recelpts and disposition of stoek as shown by the books of the Union stockyards company for the week ending at 5 o'clock p. m. Saturday, August 29, 1K1 RECEIPTS OO, SHEEP, The G. H. Hammond ¢ switt & Co K J. P. Squires & Co. Hrittain & orth P, Sincl Co Rethehilds. . K. Becker & Degen.. Nelson Morris & (o Left over Shippers and feeders. _wvmu‘ ntative Sales. STEERS Pr. No. Av. pr. 450 1.1 480 211200 total ........ | Repre No. Av. 17,270 400117 No. 400 B0, L 400 Av. Pr. 5 05 230 " vi0 950 010 L 035 1076 909 2 10 090 1 w7 [y 2400 8 10 . 981 241120 1..109) 0.1 345 6158 3325 CALVES, 1.2 360 BULLS, 1000 STAGS, 42 11440 1 00 21110 200 =m WESTERN CAIT No. 60 foeders. Ty Yy "Hoas. No. No. Av. s ol k) 61 51 . o oo 6.0 o7, 52 PLGS AND ROUGH. They Speak from Experience. *We know from experience in the use of Cnamberian's Cough Kemedy that it will provent croup,” says Mossss. Gadberry & Worley, Percy, L. 'nmma add that the remedy has given great satisfaction in that vicinity, and that they believe it to be the best in the market for throat and luug dis- cases. For sale by druggists. D e — Stos 1s being distributed aloag Tweaty- fourth strect o pave ihe iwmotor car eom- pany's part of the streal, THE SPECULATIVE NARKETS. | An Unusually Weak Day for the Wheat Traders in General. CLOSED BELOW THE DOLLAR MARK, All Cereals Followed Suit and Low- ered Prices Throughout—Provis- ions Fell in Sympathy with Other Things. OHICAGO, Til, Aug. 28.—Woakness was again the feature on the Board of Trade today and everything closed lower; wheat golug below the dollur mark. The trading In cereals was light; but provisions were fairly aetive. Wheat opened weak and lower, but there were plenty of buying orders around $1 for Deceni- ber and thelr execution enused a temporary upward movement. December sturted it #1.00 0 $1.00% and then advanced to $L.00%. Then oame u lot of selling ordors, chiefly from New York and renewed - woukness was the resu the price quickly retiring w 81 again. Here some stop loss orders were reached and the price was made 6)%¢ with one of two sales at 99%c. The buying orders at $1.00 again come into play and the crowd starting to take profits on riy sales soon put tho market up again. The advance was again checked when $1.01% liad been reached. Another J 0 81.00 fol- lowed, but the buyers at that price were. upon this occasion, overwhelmed by the vim of the sellers, who, with longs going their way, crowded prices down Lo W%e in & few winutes. The resting price wis K%c. The news was all boarish, The forelgn mar- kets readily ncquiesced in the concessions in prices offered from this side, and the cable- recoived this morning reflceted the kest sort of feeting, more espectally Liverpool. The northwest continued 1o send in dispatehes d serious dn wheat from the recent frosts. The ehinf i toward t 1 of the session the evidence being furnisied by the esti- ated roccipts for Monday that the move- ment of winter wheat wis not likely o let up in volume ut present, 870 cars boing the prob- able inspection retirns for the first duy of noxt weok. ‘he corn market was a parallol to wheat In irregularity of the opening prices. October sold ut, from 5545, to 56c, prineivally, however, around the lower quotativn, there was i heavy business done for ahout ten minutes near” the opening but it auloted down after that thne and wus only subjected during the remaindor of the session (o oee sional spurts of activity. A nervous feeling prevaiicd and thewmovements of the clique brokers were ched very closcly. ~The re eipts wore ieavior than had been tooked for. scainst estimates made yesterday of i for Mond wer: tho vipts. T weikness In wh was reflected fn the corn pit. and Octobe after having touche its v est husine wsdone ear'y in the duy. The mirket was fairly active but woak, Hoavy reccipts. fres seliin: and the sluinp in othér cereals wero influences th 1 There wa produ 10 receipts of 6,500 copirod with 9,000 estin and an aetive demand for reported fron: the yards. The weakn: corn and wheat caused stop in u general dogree to buyinz wheat, which the receipts at the yurds had started, and the stendiness gave way to weakness, Which was the churacter of bus ness during the early part of the session. The closing prices_were from 10 1215¢ lower for pork tower for rd and ribs. The lead.ny futur TARTIC opening due ranged as foliow WiEAT No. ‘| Augnst Septombe Decemb ol & 100 161 aknst.. 6 ptombe pber... OATS -Na Avust..... September.. October.. May MESS PON 284 wheat, O815@087 rod, 0@t e, No. 2 white, @ WhEAT N No. 5 spring Con f. 0. b, 0@ e FLAXSEE] l)f\u. i #1. TINOTHY SEED—Prin P Monn porie. por Dhrrl $00(@10.1215: Tard, por cwt., 86,77 short ribs sides (loosel 8. dry snit-d shoulders’ (hoxed), #3. Short ¢ oar sides (boxed), $7.20 o HKEY= Distillens’ inislied goods. por gul. 1.1 Suaars—Unchinges cut lonf, Ms¥e. |oRecelpts and shipments today were ow I Flour, barrels TS| 100/ 20000 On the produce exchunze o fancy Elgin creamory, 18@20c: fine dairy, ordinary, 12@14e. Eggs. 16@17c. New York Markets. NEW YORK, Aug. 2).—FLOUR—Recelpts, 23 oxpo dull, vy N.mu W3 winter wl fuir to fuu the butter 2@ Gilih, swendy; yellow western, AT Receipts, 54800 bushels: exports, 47,300 bushel: sales, 1,080,000 busheis of fu- tures, 17400 bushiels of spot. Spot market Boa vy modorately wecdve No, 2w, #hts in Slevtors #1000 01,08 £.0. b3 No. 4 red, 310 ungruded re $LOIGI No | il 0 urrive. $1.4i: No. 1 hard toa 6. Options declined 1621%¢ on lower cables, foreigners Nolling. 1arko Tecolpts and proxsure 1o reniing at the west, ndvanced 3@*c on u little local Ind shorts covermg with et ol QULTMCLS, CLOBIE Wt @ o wnder: , August, FLUGLG@L06%, closing Ving: Seblonban SLoonGIUE, ot i1 Qotobir, 81071075, ¢ 406100, closing, ! 1 i o1t etosing 41:105 Januury, #1114 obruney. $1 g Yo Bl NGGL: Dotg: Glosling L1 prossed: on Jower forelkn murkets. western quoted i e o b £ Conn—Keocipte, & bushols: sujos 81 and H0.000 bushols of spot. fower, weal: No. % nrhded o oXpOTLS, 17,645 of futures Spot rket dul clevator: T4GT: October, U»‘uv/. lIu\ll\K JKH m\« clos- Diac; ¥ Oars—tecelpts, bushels; sules, 130,000 bushels of futures and 01,000 bushels of spot. Epot market irregular and quiet, olosing steady: options. dull lower ing steady; Wlei Octob H 3e; closing 0. 2 white, a0 tixed wessoe rn. white we #e: No 2 Chicago, ditaaainge. HAv—liood to choice, T5@We, Hors—Dull and wenk; stato common cholee, 1317¢; Pacific coast, W@ 1Te COFFEE—-Options opencd steady at 5 to s points decline. elosing stendy ut 31010 points down es 20250 bags, including August $16.00 @108 eptomber, $15.50@ 1. October. #14.55 @LLW: November, $L4 March, HLWo1209; 3ok Kio Qull und low falr carsoes, i84c; No. SUGAR—Raw, qui Bo: U6 test, § i-16 ety Movasses—Forelgn goods, Orivans, steady und qulot; o @2, Kick—Quiet and f extra, SR@Tci Japun, PrrkoLEUM-Stoady rrols. Parkor's, §.1; ¢ refined New York, #0.5.@6.55 Il Baltimore, 36.4556.60; I'hiladel more, i1 bulk, $.1064.15; for September. CoTroNsSEED OIL- (B to wnd steady refined, fir tulr refluing, und fairly nominal; New Lo o funey domestie, falr SAC. | quiet; erude, in ide, in bulk. §.10 doipliia Aud ludeiphis und Balti- United closed at 620 [ Quiet: crude off grade, at . TALLOW—Quiet and steady; (3200 for pack- ng Dull and firm; strained commou to bod, $1.35 1 43. TURPENTINE stoatly: 34GITY westorn. 1G1s%e; ! Tostod, 5.0 70 pounds, 6880, Fexas euns b 518 poun 0 solocted nm-pouna..wan i 88 —Stoady aud quict: ol wmess, $10.000 10.75; now mess, 311.50@12.00; extra prime, $10.25 @an. 5. Cur MeATS—Firm: ploklod bollies. 88! r:&k]v-dllmuldnn.“k Siic: pickled hams, 11 o. MibprEs—Quiot, firms short olear, Septer- ber. §7.374. LArp—About stendy, dull; western stoam, 6.06; option sules, 1,000 tierces: September, $6.01 bld: October, #668627.00; osing, #.08 bid; December, .18 bid: January, #.28 nskod, BUTTER—Moderate demand, firm: wv!n\rn dalry. 13@17c: western cro 2068’ western factory. 1231415 HEESE- ulet, easy; sKim, $OTC, 4 @h G ROX=Dull, unchanged: American, #1600 Kansas City Markets. KANSAS Crry, Aug, 2.~Frovr—Dull, quiet and uncl J WirAT 1. ked. nd August, MN@AT0; .00 na "Illli. unch rle, ®ood to Cholce, $1.00BYM: timothy, §8.00. BUTTER-—Firi, unchithged; cranmery, L 12317 pre packed, 12@ e, Stendy, un s —Firm, at 14 1 Missourt un- fine, 17@10%; naas nnd Nebraskn, LI fine 1 @rze: (b Sei medium, S0Gse: mediu K heavy fine, [315c; washed, ehoi dingy wnd low, HECEIPTS— W 800, HIPMENTS—Whent, 0. corn, 6.000; oats. 70:700; corn, T8A00; outs, LivERPOOL, nd poor; Aug. lolders 1 per cer @8 1id; Kansas. winter, hord, Conz-Quiot; mixed western, il IERF—Extra | Lano P TALLOW—Fine, al; red wostern, 8 1 SalnSs 8ig Gs G D mess, 785 00 per tierce. St Loais Markets, ST Lovis, Mo, Aur W HEAT eash. H3e; Dece , 0 Colty—Lower; cash, asked OATS - Lower: POk 107 LATH— i8] Wiiskey—il. Lower: ge; September, e Soptomber, Milwankee Grain Market MILWAUKEE. Wik, 20— WHEAT No. % Spri ot N OA1s—Easy; No. % white. Lower: STOCKS AND NEw Youk, Aus. 2. —The stock market to- day was extromely active, the transactions of the two «' o€ businoss being tho largest we hive socn for that time for moro than i yearexceptduring the panie last year, The 1 st displayed the most pronounced strength, and notwithstanding that relizations in tho advances of the week wo the demand was sueh that prices only for a shori time and then sumed their upward movement ull alonz the e, The buying was of the test quality and was very marked in volume for both foreign i domestic operators, the bullish feeling inning very hish and carrying all before it The bank statement showed a further loss in surn sserve, 1at it hid no effeet only for tie nt ady met wit S trad- oc the was strong at fractional ad- es and the ear! roon {18 upw! it eaused a vanees demand sent the Ty but th ot nd oy ement whic mirket i cidedly sron ched the 0ad Londs kept stocks { L of Business o 1 Ciis sire Wi not quite so pronounced. and the busi was not <o evenly distributed. The total busi- LATL 00, o seconds tising from 101 to the eth Government bonds have been dull und ste oy $tate bonds have been nezlectod. “I'he follow iz nro the closing guotations for e lentding stocks on the New York stock ex- chinze toduy [ ot Sinsisip o preferred.. Ontario & Westurn Southern . 041 Dregon lmproves Centrnl Pacitic.... . 83 5 Ches. & Ohio o It preferred At Ml proforrvd orin, Dec. & Evans. k0 & Allon, tabiirg. P S uilman Pulace ‘n Rending .. | owk Iniand 0o o ST e ,, T aul. Er st Ton o tut g nd preferrod o Wayas K n Chi. & Bust. 1 14 (101 & 0. Co Itocking Vatley b Unlon. Pacitic Houston & UL S, Express. IHlinois Contral.. 3 St Paul & Duluth' K & Texan. o West.... Pac. prd 4 Wella Frgo Exp 1676 Western Union.... Catton Of Colorado Coal Tomost Lake Krio villo & N. A nphis & Char. . Quickxilvo o prefe; &L dc wreferre Missour! Puclfic. Mobile & Ohio.. . Noshvilie Chait J. Contral.. orfolk & Wont pid! orthern Pac preferred, . 0 ulf. Norihw b 5% Suathorn Pacity Oregon 5. L. & U Il Distille 113 Iho total sules of stock today were shures including Alehison, 35 4.500: Deluware, Lnckawanni Northwestern., i Reading, 4.700; mond & West Po.it, 3,818 Bt Paul, 14,400; Union Pacifie, 13,55, New York Mone NEW YORK. Aug. 20— MONEY 0N CALL—Eas: with no loans; closing offered at i per cent. PROE MERCANTILE PAPERC—0% i b, STERLING EXCUANGE -Quiet and steady at 8,65 for sixty-auy bills and $.5 for” de- mind. The following were tho closing bond U8 i, rogiatored a0 4. coup Qo 48, re L o it coup: 1 Pacific i Market, prices on o ” Mutual Union s 1. Cent Int Ce o Pac Ints. tanip in o s 3 nada 56t L G Tr Rets. |0 P K. G e, Rets. | Unton Pacine 1sts West Shore. ... Boston Stock Market. BOosTON, Mass., Aug. 20.—The following were 051z prioes on stosks in the the Boston stoek murket today: & Tupeka.. (03] Bosto n & Albuny... e Cal Burl. & Quiney. . | Fra Ntor It K s Fitehburg K. R0 Flint & Pere M pfd. 17 Mans. Contral 185 [puiney. 3| Santn Ko Copper rack. 115 | Anniston Land Co. 16414 | Sun Diego Lana Co 4% West Ead Land Co | Bell Telephone 2014 1.a Contral pfd..... 4 > Allonez M. Co. (aew) 2 [N, . T Atlantic.. 1 |8 & B O & Mont ot & Hocla Wiy int Notes. NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 25.—Clearing, [ NEW Youk, Aug, 2. Clearings, $103.511,518; BALTINORE, Md., Ay ) 08d; bislances, S48 180, cent, ILANSAS Crry, Mo, For the Increse. MespiTs, Tenn., Au nge ssifing wt £l premium . 14, WASHINGTON, D. ., Aug. 20.—The amount of 44 per cent bonds congloped at 2 per cent 1 duy 1-0"»" making the wtal 1o date ® Clearings, ate for wol Aue. 2. —Clearings, $1 wook, BLMUML I8 per cent New Ciear York ex- g, By, - HILADELPIIA, Pa ¥ baulances, clearings. 5, 508, 1 50 e Der cen CHICAGO, 1. Aug M+New York exchan S cent il Dink oleart for HM' wonk, P, Sterling woak at B84 tor 8IXLY 03y Uills and 0.5 for sight drafis. BostoN, Mass. Aug. 2).—Cloarings, SLA0%- o94; balnnoes, B1.5T5,150: rato 10F moNey. s pe cout: exchunge on New Y ork. 1@, dlsvunt Auz 0744 " balunces, 20.~Cloarings, for 8,073 PAGES. perduon: for the weok, elonrings. 75 alances, #764,611; for the ocorresponding | E5SS.0r 180, oleatings, LML DAianced, CINCINNATL O, Aug. cont; Now York axchange, 50170 oo count. Clearings, #1,03,000; for the week, 811.500; same weok last yoar, $10.409,5 St Louts, Mo, Aug. . —Clearings, $2,001,670 balnnces, %3351, Money, 7 per cent. Ex change on New York 7 discount. Cle for the week. & ; balances, &0 For iast week—Cloarings, $2 3 104 ances, &147,06% For the corresponding we 1nst {l'l"—-l learings, $IS008855; balances, 2,409,555, N -Monoy, IB4 per cont ¢ London Stock Market. LONDON, Aug. 20.—The following wore the London stock quotations ciosing até p. m.: 4 Tiinois Ceniral 4 Mexienn ordinary mmon 2 ntrai Ay Ponnaylvania &% Reading 24 Mexican Con. fiew is Tonsols money. i Consols, account UK. s U8y NY. P Can Eri Erle soconds BARSILYER—5 11-16d per ounce. MONRY-—1§ per cent. Ruto of discount i short und th &0 iris alan Pacific market for both apen W per cent. nonths' bills, & Stooks. ~Total sale of stocks 17,601, vory little doine. Tho following nre the closing quotations on tho Mining exchinnge: Allogtiniy... Anmity Argounui |Towni Tondor Littlo Rule % Matehlexs Ballarat ... 80 | May Maze Pankkok 51 Morni Hates i, ) Big Indlan 5 Bix Six Browntow Calllope. e ning Lode’ enworth 3% John J 1y Puzz Cnsh G, Dia Deny AN FRANCISCO, Cal cloing }.u stions for mining stocks today L 3 Ophir D85 |potow nsolic nted Savage T NOVAR lon Coasollduted 2 Bodin ¢ Chollar v on. Caln. & Vil ) Gould & Carry .0 16 Hialo & Noreross. . 180 an 220 215 How Tnoket Commonywealth Bl & New York Mining Quotation New Youk., Auz. 9.—The closing mining stock quotations are as follows: 8 [ Homestake | Horn Siiver.: Iron Silver Slorra i St. Louis Mining Quotitions. St Lo Mo.. Auz, ‘There was uetivity on the mining exchange outside of zabeth Ly an i prices wero wly u were muade. follo Montrose Smatl 110 pes. Ilver Age Elizabieth, [ Vuma TN to Mountili.. nion 230 New=York Ury Goods Market. EW York, Aug. 20.—The demand for dry s at first ands was the usual Saturday in’ keeping with the recout fuproved business, and anged inany way and closed down Bank of Enzland Bullion. LONCON, Aug. 20.-Anmonnt of bullion with- driwn the Bank of England on bulane today, . ('lllcnzn Live Stock iiarkets, pecial Telnzram to jero were about 2000 ay.of which not more than 5K Thie supply wis quickly out of s, "the domiind eatling for a cons.derably numb v thin was in the' pens.” Butchers' and eanners’ stock s0fd strong and the few shipping stecrson sule brousht fuily Liy's prices. Quotations WOr $100 10 8] for Doo b chioleo COWS, wnd heifers, $.00 to 875 for bulls., 10 3450 for stockers and fecders, $22 Lo 36,55 for shipping Stecrs, 5210 5450 for westerns and #15) to $1.50 for Texin Voal calves wore quoted ut All ttio aro higher thin they fromn Ivl' in HH' poorer cluss of cows Lulls ul o choico ste 1 Tgain as comy with last weel y swallowed up at the steadily reng lhenllu’ prices. The ad- Voo 1 cliok: e grades is now at all surprisin as the daily offerings includod only a fow cur- londs thut would answer to that description. but the buoyaney of the markot for common 1l pdium cattle developed, was wholly un- exp cted. Cattic from the ranges the natives, about 25,000 b trom 3L sl rzely ontnumbered Thoy chimnged few below — $1L75, and od number at ter thin Something wouid have brouzht # 2 to $i.5 on I' i Of western rangers there w 17,000 héad and of Texans 8000 head. The former were in i d with siles at 00 10 #.00. and the latter nt $1.6) 10 §L.30—an ivance on last we pricos of o 1o e Thero were not enough hogs here today 10 tempt packers to send therr buyers into the vari. Six tnousund 1ur total of the receipts. «They were RabbIOd p. ot st prices the average e ng about o higher than for yesterdny. Shippers -+ wanted fally many hogs a8 were comprised in the day’s run. and they secured the bulk em. * Tho eloso wis strong at #.7) to $3.55 00 to primo heavy and at 318 1o 5.6 for poor to choico_ light Welhts. The popular prices _were #.0) to .5 for - heavy and ®.5 W % for light. Thin pigs, culls and_common grassors sold at prices below #4175, For the first threo duys of the week the Koz market was in me deprossion. ¢ i time hid continued 1ibe 57,787 head—and prices decli Dbir 100 pounds. With rece head o st hal the market moved as rapidly =, with the above noted de 4t the buginnin vuln for a suflic rek one searches in Ithouzh the re- coipts at Chiesgo wor L they wero ox- tremely Hght at all other points ani the no alirning weakness in hog products. Iteceipts continue to fail greatly be.ow those for the corresponding time lastr you. T month will show a loss of 180,000 houd and the indicitions seen 1o be that the decrease for the next month wiil be correspondinzly heavy. The situation 100ks stro The niimber of hogs pucked in the west for the woek endod AuEustsT was only 15,000 ugalnst 89,000 for the samo tino last year, u Lalling ot of more one-half. The totul from March 110 August 2 000, 18 AL 3L 7.0 ETOMrIAL FOports: CATTLE—Te- shipments, narket stendy to prino (0 eXtra stoer i 5.00; Texans, B2 colpts. stron other #1500 oa; to, stron: mixed aj and bute SHEEP—Rocelpts, 4,500; o strongi natives, westorns. #.1024.30; la Cows, 1pts, 0,600: market active, steady and common, 817 | paci { onts, 1,0°0; 3.i5; Texuns, s, $60G5.50. Kansis City Live Stock Markets, KANSAS Crry, Mo, Aug. 20 —CATTLE -Re- colbts, 5103 shipments, 2 marker netly steady to strong; steors, €005 @007 stockers and feeders, ¥2.51051, {pts, 2,0 1; shipnients, 700 10 strong; bulk, 85,10 20, Roceipts, 5.07); shipments, maur- W all 410: mar- JOUN A MCSHANE FIANK U CONDON McShane & Condon, [MENT BANKERS, 13th ., First National Bank Baill ing, Omaha, Neb X+, bands, ¥e0urities, cammarsial pa 1abe 0ans 03 1 0raval Onae rae Khort Hins lowns, 0 bank stock, or uhe approved collatersl security UNION DEPOT HOTEL. Corner 111h and Mason Streats: HAIf block west of Uaion ¥ aud B & M. Dopots, Now bulldlng, vew furaiture, every thing frst cluws. coolest 100ation 1n Omaha, view of entire 05 FOUBAIAK COUNLEY, K88, bath electrie cu Ratos, $1.t0and § £, Pash WILHID 0N BIOCK. exe and I ansoom Purk lne. 4 biock | trunsfer to those \f you wish. A GENUINE MICROBE KILLER &3 KIDDS G EWADICATOR - Cures all diseases becauso It kil the mierobe oF g Pul up and ret and 85 nices. Lha labior 2y gall propaial 300 8. i Shorman Avenue a7 and you I public, trade and jobbers . MoCormio A Melohor, Howard Myers aod Routh Ouialis; A . Fosur wa d M i 5 A GRAND OPEN G IN NEW QUARTERS OF THE Omaha Gommermal Gollege ouar Bostun Store Corner 16th and Douglas Streets, by Rohrbough Bros. Tuesday morning, September 1st, at 9 o’clock This 15 the beginning of our Fall Term propose having the best sehool now we huve ever had. ever occupled, every modeen convonfenco, ail depart atu time. New catilogue just out and sent fr beautiful spe of ponnianship to wny nddross. W t-hund and Type-writing de \tin the country. Short band tuuz o hours work per day 0 per woeki rooms, #2.50 per mouth. Tt will pay ths with us. NI HT SCHOOL. 1 pens oning branches taught focluding Short-hand and Ty pe-writing, por month Self for a position. W hogin your wo b opening of our Fall Term nowliere olse enjoyed. You c r work any time. Come ptleze. Tt will piy tion now at the N. W, Addrcss Rohrbough Bro’s., Om SACRED TBART ACADEY South 27th Street and St. Mary’s Avenue, Omaha. Among the leading educational institutes of the clty m y be placed St. Berchman's Acad- emy, stitunted at the terminus of St. Mary's avenue and 27th stroet. The Ladles of the Snerod Heart, under whose dirsction it is pliced, omit no effort to advance the ment woral de- velopment of their puplls, and in this respect have given general satisfaction to bo! \gaarents and children. The course of studies adopted includes ovory dranch from un elementanre eation to finished classienl culture. Latin is tiught in il tho higher classes, whilo or German form a purt of the ordinary course rding to the wish of the purents. Musio painting and drawing are also taught. The Academy Is divided into four departments, the rms of which are ns follows: Senior Classesi.........osees Intermediate Classes.. Junior Classes and new students are coming from all quartors. We W hnve as fine rooms as any sehool ionts separated, room for 500 xtudents mtinues all winter. All businoss oth day nnd night. Only nbout § e cau filL Bo s will give ndvanta, Write partionlars, Now olasses every you see finest school rooms in the ¢ Corner 18th and Douglus Street, opposite the Y. Neb C. A ha, .$80.00 per year .... 80.00 per year .. 40.00 per year Preparatory Classes . .. 20.00 per year Differences in religion f no nh~ tacle to lllo reception of puplls, provided they conform 0 the exter or regulation of the school. The Scholastic Year Commences the First Tuesday in September. Classes begin at 9 a. m.. and the pupils are dismissed at 0. A NEW INVENTION Artificial toeth without plates, and removable dze work. ‘The on y reliable method for holdi teeth without their dropping while eating, s s 2 o) public awyors requested to investigate this systen CAUTION. county has the right. - uetors are No other office in the nted work. orten, No. 'Who patontod It Fab. il nor do thoy know how to have socure | the sole rig H4 Sixth Avenue. New 1890, Porsons desiring partial set of teeth are requestod 11 and seo specimons of th » kind of worlc and Jud go for themsely < for this kind of work are within {he roch of all. ALl thiS work fally warrantod. We have the WONDERFUL LOUAL ANESTHE- TIO for the painless extraction £ teoth and make NO EXTRA CHARGE for using it A fuil sctof teeth on rubber for#s Gold and other ilings at lowest prices. Dr ROLAND W. BAILLY, DENTIST OFFICES THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK. TELEPHONE, 1088. - - 18TH and FARNAM STS., OMAHA GGLD Ci to ¢ ARE YOU BUILDING ? We Invite Comparison of Quality and Prices of Modern Hardware. Jas. Morton Son % Go., Dotpl Sk runkenness Cured. DR. KEELEY (OF DWIGHT, TLL] SEEEREEREEEREDR Has Established a Branch of His Famous. KEELEY INSTITUTE AT BLAIR, NEB. For th Hubits. tion address The Keeley Institute, Cure of Drankennoss, Opium and Morphine For further informns BLAIR, NEB HARNESS AT COST. decided to close out our Saadle and Harness business, we offer our entire stoclk of HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, NETS, ROBES Saddlery, Hardware, ete., at net cost. o thoso in need of goods in this line, an opportunity is now ufforded to sccure first-cluss hand mudo goods ut lowest possi WELTY & GUY, - 1316 FARNAM STREET. NO PAY. NO CGURER! DrDOWNS 18168 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. duate In mediciue as Alplomas show, Is still trenting #ith the ses. 'A pormanent cure yusranteed for Catucrh Lot Manliood, Sem 1o Night Lowses, Lmpotenoy, Syphilis, Biricture. and & the Hload, Skin and Urinary Organs. N. B. | gunranteo K0) for every ease | undortako and fu maltation free. Book (Myatories of Life) sens free. Ofice houre-¥u. m. o8 p. w. Sundey ousunds oured Haviv ears’ oxperionce. A regulor gr cess all Nervous, Chronic Woal 10 % . to 13 m. DIAMOND BRAND Pibhe reliable Pil Tor sale. Sond atamp 10F reply. CHICHESTER'S ENGLIGH, RED CROSS SR PE RRURGVAT wxn \GINAL AND GENVINE, Tho anly Rete, Lindios, sk Drugeiss for Chichester Aomd Birand Io Bed sud Goid muatie B s iacn. F e e other kind: Squos Subsitutons and Imitosons e n pasiebourd boser ok s snantarfaite 4t DrgsiLs, o send a8 b i el s SACSEeE o Ladivars b5 eir, o pebure Motk 00 T etimialaie. Kas fuper: CHICHERTER OHEM TR Yol FRd A Tece Drussisia