Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1892, Page 11

THE SPECULATIVE MARIKETS | S0 t50ame af Shfs it Sugtoraior Stiofid | oot fiensa 0oty @ shade votier than the | Sey femipesonseaiont vpenivoiiie sty | IFY0U EVER SUFFERED FROM ng ut _Te bld: Pecambor. 71 R@7 40, Bonds were equally )iteless, not sharing in dnv. the highest point reached In siy | %, DUN 0N ONAHA LOCAL TRADE | s v o etsirsort oo Central Unived Presbytorian Church—113 | h ng at 8@e bid, . the weakness, nithough Reading firsts retired | years, but from that time on to the olose of ’ B North Seventeenth street (betweed Capitol RN —Opened it & standibill, but dectined | 1percent to 774 The sales of bonds roachaa | The wook the decline wis stoady and rapid P |ll enue and Dodge streets, ev. John Will- g on seliing, rallied and ~1osdd at about yester- | only 812,000 und stocks 60,87) listed and 4,54 | owing to the inoresed roceipts anc decreased | No Limit to Jobbing Business Exoept the | famson, D.D., pustor. ' Seevieos av 10: 8 | Resu't of the Day's Trading Was Higher | duy'sfietes (N Lo eadr nb SCiANE | VRENCS e bonds: dull, stealy. Stato | Gnva i ad s cloos of tho whes ‘the foeimne | 'y et i By ol L , i onnd, 405 @40e bid; October, 050 bid. ' bonds dull, steady. s ¥ was very weak. Donlers are afrald of a b Houses' Shipping Capacity. :{,fi} |‘,'| ’:;:gl‘"l:’“‘;‘}‘,“ & “r;:“"’";r“"\?"'ml]:gi' Prices All Aroun: OATs—Speculation wag ligit and themarkot | e Postanys: The teature taday was the n..-n,.:oy.l.. Teculnts tolowine. tHits broak 18 i . yeul e Y —_— stron rer. No. ior at #3ge bid: Aug- | determined rala made by the bears on North- | prices. This will muke matters worse. In T p:’:,;i‘cyflny‘ ;\uhhnth_srhnol at12m. Young T ust, § ,l)hl: September, $:4@"2%e, olosing at | ern Pacific, pr-~h“r(nwl. Inm_v !‘ucmv dod |u| s <\||v|1II:-l it ol ~‘n.|r|;|';-‘u' tinl recove . 2 coting at 7 p.n. 8230 bid, pressing tie stock in & limited _market. Tho wiii surely follow. . COMMISSIONMEN VERY HARD PUSHED | “Si Mary's Avenue Congrerational Church WHEAT EXHIBITED MUCH STRENG Hon . Hettarr N0, 2 selilms this stde at 0340 | BMIDMORLOL SLa0n0% th BoI 10 Rirope hind N0 | © Fhore were 10 oate on sale, Abont the same —Moraing service at 10:50, Rev. Mr. Powell i faney=Notrage, oo appreciable effect un the murket, ‘Bt th | namber s on the preceding Satnrduy. The —_— it 8 MOTAY 8EED ~#LESB 1S, beirs used tho arzumen & urther | shipping demand showed no lmprovement, ; filng pulvit, Sunday school at noon, 80d | . (o, Very Fiem at the Opening, Sep- | FLANARED_ e, shipmontamyy be anticipated a8 & £actor In | GASLErR FaBorts Wers DOATISR And WIth A% Retall Business Falrly Active Among the ng People's Society of ristian Oents 1 Hay—S3teady, unchangzéd: timothy, cholee | their efforts to lower prices | amplo supply in sight the prospect from a Larger Estublishments—Teal Kstate Af. | 908YOF at G:d5 p. m., as usual. tember Touching Fifty<three Cents in to gllt_odze, $13.°016.00 prairie, choive to glit | The following are the closina guotations for | seller's standpoint was not very cheerful, " "‘ 8 18t by Projected Kater: (,;Ill(l;m Hill Bapuist IA\numln‘ l-‘nrl_\“‘{our'.h the First Rash to Fill mlli o, $7.0 :l~ f ool l;u' u-m(n‘u stocks on the New York Stook ox- |~;n-on. howover, showed 1ittle change worthy ected Somewhnt by Projec N and Grant strests--Preaching servico at UTTER--1] ancy eroamery, 2@:e; | ohanse toda of note. Falr o good_medinm and heavy | ' . v h p rly Orders, T OTp—— vl 1 s prises—Money Still Easy. 10:30 8, m. Saboath school at 11:30 a. m. s 1033 Atohison W78 NAL CoTdaRe pra . 0gs sold at § .05 and common, 1ight Prayer mooting Tuesday ovening at S p. m. {LRtier af Adams K 14| N4, Contry and mixed stuff at .8 to 85,45, The ton was z W Dull 1t £ 3 N v 3 not 80 high us Friday, nor was (he bottom s 1o Strangers welcome, Bring the cnildren. L Frrat Mo Alton, T Norfolk & L HoT wils the botte r 5 | 1 1 ¥ N 1 $2.0002.08, a0 1 1 N €0 low. About everyihing hid chunged hane M e B ) church, corncr Teath ad Pierce streots— | hyg heon a conspleuous featuro of the mar- | BAGG 46 Baltimore & Ohlo. ) ped Ji on Friday, The general averace of prices | cantile agency of R.G.Dun & Co, in Bis | Rev. Alfred Hodgetts, D.D., pastor. Class- | | oo ronantly had disappeared at the opening | JRON COTTON Tiks—#1,10. Pneiflc U P Den & Gulf pata was B3 455, against £.45 Friday ana®.50'% | usual weckly review of trade says: meotings at 10 &, m. and 7:30 p. m, Preach- | oo ciiidns o result of the day's trading ’rl'lllw 10 ii”‘hmuch XI‘n{_It. ""‘f,‘f' outhern. . ';m Nfir":';';-'l"" ast Suturday. Nepresentative saies. ¥ 2 o g 5! L s ard 1iess, jobbin rd—85,0 . do pfd . v, 8| b, 9 ¢ | “The phenominal business of a majonity | ing at 10:30 8. w. and § p. m. Sunday school | (orlihiis dealt Inon the Bonrd of Trade 18 | Sxit monisUnchinzed. - Looss shoulders, | Ches. & LN Cenra: AT S0 of the wholesale houses which uas marked St Sohn's Church (B Ay hizher than at tho close yesterday. This tact | #7.25; Tongs ana ribs, €0.80; shorts, #8.003i | Chicage & Alton... HEL NV & N Koo oo L0 80 81 .. 0 St. John's Church (Episcopal) o1 the | boxel, 15 niore con—Unchanged, Packed shapiy & yestarn 3 the past two months continues. Several of | (Sypgay) at 8 and 11 a.m, and 7:45 p.m. s duc in part tow natural renction troni the | Boxel, 1o ore aunchanged, Baoked | Chicago Gns. Oregon Lindrove . U S——, 3 the principal donlers stato that their trade s | day school at 9:45 a. m.; Wednesday at tecent deciines and fnpart to the nows of vhe Un d. Sugur cured, 811,50 Orego Trading, however, was generally light limited only by their facilities for meeting | p. m. day. S s O 4 % o cuo rtone ot Flour, 4000 bbls; wheut. 210.000 y Sallo \to | | St. Andrew’s Church (Episcopal)-- Wheat exhibited @ conspleuous undertone o i wheat, ) orders. Collcctions are uol QU fees (Sunday) at 7:30 and 11 a.m and strongth, considering the volume of trading, 0y bu. s oats, 11,000 bu.; rye, none: £0 good in some hines s this time lastmonth | 50 “Sunday school at 10 a.n, Daily at [ which was small. This undertone was sup- | "8G UORE piour, 5,000 bhis.: whoat, 187,000 but this is probably due to the fact that | fam Eriday at7:45 p.m. ported by the hnprovement manifested in the | bu; corn, 80,000 bu'; onts, 5,000 bu.; Fye 8,000 farimers uro busy in the harvest fieds and | St. Paul's Church (Episcopal)—Servicos | cabios. ifberdl exports from both coasts, | bui buriey, no If you are In position fo feh advantage of the laws re= aro not paying interior merchunts so [ (Sunday) atv ‘:'l fll,lr-;hnr;n;ll:rn#. Sunday | tho bulifsh purport of Beerbohm's i \os Mariot, lating to o W , how- | S¢he .m, I'riday at § p.th. timate of the world's wheat crop and y f i vromntly. Most of the wholesale ‘e mot. | (. Lrinity cathedral, Eighteeuth ‘street and tho ' roceipts hurs, which wero under the | , PEACHES_Cnlitornin, $1.5001.66: southera Il \ ; ever, report collections very easy. The Capitol avenue, Very Rev. C. H. Gardner, | estimates, and revorted heavy cold rains in B ENONS =87 S0 @80, FleaRo 18l pta T lo exceptio o repcrts of good trade | dean. Holy commuuion, 8 8. m.; Sunday | certain sections of the northwest. The oven- IANGEB—~Ualifornt 3 " ocking Valley..... o Pl } able exceptions to the rev | i y A i) (bt URANG lifornin out of market, Im- | {Illinois Central Paul & Omaha... i 1u the leaf tobacco, liquor and lumber | school, u. m.; morning praver, litang | JXR oS ERUIMLOE L NEESTod the et | Pyyted. 3150 K6 Paul & Dulit LD E Omahin oL, ) s A s 3 ev y' or yostorc ] lces 4t LACH | 2 150, 8. ! Kansas & T'o; 1 7 |Southe *acl . 2 FES Hat e n, 75, confined to a tse ranze, the murket c.osing nt | RN BN, 00 DEA. cvo crees 70| Tenn. CORL& TFon.s Ul bl L it Rev. W. P. Murray will speak both morn- | g guin of tie.There wore some sales ut the | GARIEAR 750 por don. Lake 8hord 141 Toxas Puctiic ... ... v he commission men find it aificult to h;u nnlll ovening at Hanscom Park Methodist opening at i for Septombor, utntthe - Menoxe - Watarmolons, 2o Lond Trust, Bu| fol & 0, ¢ pfd i Ha o { sy tho demand for ereen fruits, | church today. : sime tino tliere wore buyers it ise, and i v Bk ono-thied bu. box. T5@%00; | Jenisiile i Unton Pacitde. 8. peclully LA 0 corner Seward ana Twenty-second streets— | YUI$ 0 &t the former price w WL f R Bartlett, $2.75@0, e R T P T A Yy - Rl 87,.. 210 5 40 U-LILLLY ’"“’““"’f-"fl mh"; mffi: Rev. H. A. Cranc, A, M., pastor. Sorvices | fAF[e 16, NGRS it (ORI IMRCLOG IS el fd bl sl b il un-h:flnn"(l et 107 14 Farso 16 SiiRr—Tonr double dacke of vory fir zrass Apples can scarcely be found anywhere, 106 | at 10:30 . m.and 8 p. m. At the morning eh 1t ained for o loug time | $ojcct dulry, Hali. = & i 7 lasonini Bacitic.... 88| Wostern Unlon, westerns were recelved. Good muttons ure Califcrnia product being inferior, is not of- | service the pastor will baptize children and 7%, with vory [ittio offured for salo and | , POULTRYSIDEING ohickens, 620,300 as to | Mokilel Qhld,...... #°|WhoeIng &L 1 o0 waniod by ail looal houses, and’ prices o ik ren v he aunu - 0 arkel s i en- | yuaicot. 3 § storns, K50 t0 . portation wonld practicaily sbut them out of | 110, §EER N B, BT HITEEL M e elty, | Iz Soptember toueh ing e in the first rush | P ousia Graves—Por caso. § e e e Tt T S w2 s rmoediw this market, oven if tho fruit were satisfac- | Sfuct. wDrosont Needs 3 the Toinporauss {0, Ml who carly ‘ordcrs, There wero LT N e S The total sales of stocks today were OHal6oH0/to 0U-1b. IR 11DS, B1:50/t0 ¢0:50. you have taken up a piece of ) Vork " T 2 ¢ 1 Siles ul 10 Sistue tiine u e, b G 16 ~Firm at He. b Lyl R e Receipts and 1 It f Stook, 4 tory Work.” The public cordially invited. to Bl us more ally curpent at the NEW POTATORS 85000 Northern Pucific preferred, Reading, Ll LA L LY L; “p s made for an ex- Scventh anaual anniversary service of | openinz T tter price was at’ the closing @140 DOr 1b. blers 5600; Unfon Pacifie, 1,600; St Paul, 6,200; OMclal receints und disposition of stosk as Preparations are being : Lito Boatlodge No. 160, [ndepsndent Order | quOtution, bit 16 wits baing. offorod nt thats | 14@iHe perid. e Western Union, 5.56). shown by the books of the Unlon Stock Yurds this full I UN10Ns—I'er bbl.. .00 ceptionally active trade in oystera this full. (350 00, o noinrs will be held in Seward | There was au intorval of considerabie we LU EBERRIES—10-qt. LOXS, §2.00@2. conipuny for tho twenty-four hours ending at ' sually the market does not open until Sep- | § Thiscona b, D o. | ness developed about a half nour from the [ RGNS AAcihlog \ New 0 50'clook p. m., Auzust 14, 1302, ually thi Street Mothodist Episcopal church, Twenty- [ Bess developed about u hulf nour fron th | Towarors—4 basket erates, #125 S Sond. & Th Yallowt o o v ;. adver- o Sewn L o 3 ovi . ng o us ¢ )xes, $1.5750 New York, Aug. 13.—T) olle 0 T, tember, but already fresh oysters are adver- | second nnd Seward strects, Sunday ovening, | ¢, g T B LR R h‘(.:iim:’ ’l rufi.“’ AR i oA “mu'u‘mku“:‘\:m hAlas e 3 e ok T— tiscd in some of tho restaurants. August 14, Sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. | some uncas rding the approsch of 8 gty @io. - Sobeidibilosd ol S A : 3 LEELI RO, “fu bankiug circles ubout the only change AL. Crane. All Good Templars are urged 1o | cold freczins weather in some of the null"m;’en.l Ol Markot. e o I AR DI IO ars.|Hond| C " RS o BETSE O K TGOk STBtn S | NeeRdL 3 connties, whoro corn 18 grown, e UE | Npw Yonk, Auz, 1i—Prrrorros—Opsned | Con Cal v Vi Volow Jasket...cees =L — noted is reduction o Welsh Prosbyterian, North Twenty-fifth | more thin the possipility of frost in the corn ady, advanced e, reacted e und elosed | Deadwood... L0 |Tron Miver.... . 6l _sou) sl try baukers. Money continucs casy und sev- | and Bl iy (b s5lisol, 10180, | R A e e h, L gaed wdy! Pennsylvanii ofl, spot, no sales: Sop- nld & Cirry, Quicksilver, 3 BIINOBTEION, eral of the bauks would cheerfully loan con- | a. . Preaching, ., by Rev. J. b ) i 7 780 p. tember, opt on 0 & NOTCross. ... \000 bbls.; opening, |, a0 preferred. the my ket to wind up at about its highost d icha L ] 37, izhes s bilge; ¥ IWOT tcoovaennnane CATIL B /' sidorablo sums on domaud wt very low rates. | MERRIRORAGE g uenoran | Bty Sty ST n Chicad 1 Satd Sl p sty i |== ; P8 Fa Sap- o ) g u 6 e chieity ownod by . Bryant. and o ts o [ 577 i I A ; 1Iw':eulmktlls gonerui. h(:’:w‘vul;;] e );“fl"} chureh, ccraer Sixtcenth and Harnoy. | ear on the arilclo, filu iodis for e ror tho | g TIPSR LA ALY —— Swift & C teniber will see moro activity in tho monoy | Rov, A: J. Lurkle, pastor. The pastor will | coupic of miliion bushels or o of September | “Gesgellowde o 1o o St Louts Minme Boasi Swirl'& Co. ’ : \ . obe ook int e oW~ f adys city 8200 for . Mining Stocks. SvitukLon market. prorich in the moruiog at 1030, subjoct, A [ € which o Issuid tobuve luid by L iekiges 3 b0 e, 8r. Louts, Mo., Aug. 13—On the Mining_ex- | 3" Squires, Boston. . “Retail trade fs rather better than last [ NobleSurrender.” ‘There will olso bo'serv- | o0fd Wit Wt of i} Rosin—Stondy: more demand; strafned, | change ' today tho following stocks wero | Whita i mon to zood, Lee Kot 588 o 8 oratetlr Rav. 18, SLI@127 If you have made an invention week in most lines, but local dealers aro by | lces in the ovenlagat 8 o'clock, Rov. 8. B. | Provisions opened active and strong, with | Gtk (2 S AhtLe traded f y Barnitz, D.D., secretary of the Lutheran | an wdvance of ¢ in pork, 214¢ to 1215 in demand; 58X@%0c. 8o #ked, | _Stoo Bia; Awkea; || SPec LUrs aulp, & f on which you desire to 1o meaus judilant over present conditions or | Kourd of Homo Missions, will preach. Sun- | and 5o to lue in ribs. Armour's brokers were Wool Mairkosr, Am. Nettlo.. . 52| Granite Mt.. 600 82 e future prospects. Tho larger stores by forc- | qay school at noon. Young People’s Society | takinzeverything thut wus offered at the Im- ToRDORIANE. Tho business In wool dur- | Elzabeth.... 0 Stiver Bl L i5 secure a fng sales bave maintuined u cood average for | of Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Al are | proved prices ana that caused a comploto | RGO G IET O IRIME N FOPT OpG | Kureka ... ) L)L) Chieago Live Stock Market the summer and attracted a good deal of cus- | corgially invited to these services. chanse in tne feellng of the crowd, whleh, | .o jivion of industry discourages parchasers oo A Becialmelt . smaller dealers. As an in- e , A . until the supporting by Armour. was inclined | 560 . 08 Pl Financial Notes. ,.Cuicaao, TiL, Aug. Speclal Telegram to tom from the smalle 2 People's church, Kighteenth streot. be- | {5' 'l somewhut panicky. The Small re- | Fheimports during tho week were: I'rom Now N 5 8. —O] 0. There wore fresh recelpts of about stance of thia it is stated that one new rotail | ywoon Californin ' and Webster streets. | coipts of hoss us roported from the | Aealand mmibaiess New South Waics 2157 | NEWORLEANS, La., Aus. 18.—~Clearngs, 012~ 1 150 cattio and that constituted theday's sup- house made cash sales reaching 3,000 00 8 | Preaching at 10:30 a. m, and 8 p. m. by the | yards—$00) had—were a contributory cir- | Dites: West Ausgralin. a0 bules Queens- | M (o oy Mo, Aug. 1% — Cloarings, | PIY: little or nothing haviaz bocu loft over y single day witnin the week, paster, Rov. Charles W. Savidge, Seats [ cumistance in toninz up tho trade at [ G kil i o othas | s1.5%.801. f & t g, S | trom Friday. Thero vas u fair inquiry and “Real estate matters aro looking up. One | froo 'All welcome. Sabbath school at 2 the sturt. Estimutes of " 03,000 hogs ~for | G Aa/eg HHSEo PARIS. Aug. 18.—Three per cent rentes oot | Friduy’s ad wits fri ulyivmgl,n,ow mak- of the largest firms, owning property in all f - all of next week wigo had its influence in ro- B Rl 850.f0F the Hocotnt I"E““ u|”N]l.\ ”( t 25 tor poor to 3 sections of the city, says there has been First Methodist Episcopal church, Tw. ?.‘L"{x‘.'.i'l.fflf!.'fi«'-?"\'J‘m.-f.“;i’.i‘.].‘&i???.’,“".‘&‘kfl.‘.‘i,':.'. g g UNEW York, Aug. 3 arinzs, 807,456,- :l‘“:k;;;\\I;.Mum‘::‘.’M:-ML“” (.(’.: m;:hm{ ’ more demund than for two months tieth and Duvenport streets, Rev. P. in the end the prices ram dned hi thin at NEw Yonk, Aug. Ii—Optious opened stes T L Olenrinzs, $2.21 beof und shippinz steer: > 8185 for “In this connection it may be rcmarked | Merrill, D.D., morning and night, 11 and 8 | the correspondinz time yesterday by izize in | Al unchangzed to 5 poiuts down, i 1 clos Monov 6 por conte | Texas cattle, and from $1.5) to # 3 for west- that somo interest hus been created in real | giclock, pork, ¢ In lard and 1254¢ 10 ribs, "",'\‘ ot 1 '","",‘,“, SLULLY ki) MEMPILS, Tonn, Aug. 13-Now York ox- 2 estate circles by the roported negotiations of | = Sy "Mark's Bvangelical Lutheran church, w0 froluhts steady on the basis of 2¢ for | jncluding duzgst, 81 Spromben SHKARA Sbline Lo blBor ST L of nogs could not be made to any bet- St. Louls parties for some 200,000 worth of | corror'of Twenty-first and Burdetto street at Bufllo. s o 05001, March, BL05 nnces, $05,206, AL G I LR C AT E R trackage property upon which to erect pub- | Rey. J, S, Detweiler, D.D., pastor. Church | i stimited recelpts or Moy e hoss Spot qa.et and firn LONDON, Aug. 13—The amount of bulllon R AL A i lic elevators, and by tne movement now tek- | ervices at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunaay | 18,001 head, : # ik gone nto the: ank of Euglandon bulances to- | . $5,85, that fn_one or Lo instances only. - |lm.'(lh'l\nlwuhfl|m for tho ‘urznmt_.xl\t{nu u{“u school at moon. Morning subj “Fear The leading tutures ran ol as fo'l e 0 A _Clearings. $2.05 Mosvof the truding ws dono i pric s be.ow i ocal compauy to construct a canal from the | ;011" ovening subject, *A Coufession.” e ), For the woek Lust weol. #1 rNCI UG, SlostnE o 3 Platte river to the western limits of the city, Purk Place’ Congrogational chureh, Thir- | A% 8400400, Tntorest @b per cont. New York | tons prarfron OF,pUOr W raully Youishould communioate frpm which to generate electric power 10 | tioth and California. Services as follows: | Wirar ordinury, 5 15-i8¢i ne discount. ¢ it vl rulatanaln i at with the [t~ sUpDLY manufacturers, motor companics,etc., | Sunday morning b 11, subjact, *Ihe Rolia August ules; exports to Great Britam. 810 NMass., Aug, 1—Ciourings, 8$10.- | on 12 Shoeh mazker wis quiot and fem At ) in Omahn, Neither of these projects has | fon of “tho Pulpit;” Sunday evening ab § | ohiember 0 Frinee, 45 bules: to the continent, 103 bulest | 1226 93 Dilunces, 82115.0%. Rate for monev. | (roil £.0) to £.5) wecording to guality. Sheep k rn A Mulontly eveloped, (However; 10X boi| sarion by Jove Samuel Posreon. oy West || alegoiaver coastwise, 477 Dales; saips, 10 bules; stock, | §@44 percent. Exchungo on Now Vork. are rathior stronger, while lambs ure mator- considered certain. Point, Sunduy school at poon. Prayer | August.. LT Daluncos, $10,004,20, For sorrespondinz w fatly lower than early in the week, q "n mul‘lluhu"lynngclrt;]l'fil\:)cwcelah‘uglrlfe’; Tcming\'cdnmduy at 8 p.m. William J. LRy Liverpool Markets, lust year, clearing 37 balunces. M'ffi"““'“i Cattle, "1.5)0; hogss, §%0: sheep, quiet and nothing new kas been developed Jaske, pastor. Pyt eI B POOL, i REd <Tifms 5 401,000, Moo o 2 = 2 except the preliminary steps looking Lo the ; e R | T S unr T mid e wicaGo. TIL. Aug. 13—Money, unchanged, | Lhe Evenine Journul reports: p P 'y August .. mund poor; holders offer moderately, 3 Ve CATTLE—Recelpts, 0, half T ship- ultimate esiablishment here of two tobacco Very True. September. . Conx—Quiet: demand poor; new mixed ?l““ _York oxchu AT ioiing, 0X- | ments, 100; not a suflicient numberon sule to factories. 'I'ho‘l\lauulniun'ers“ au‘u“ Con- | o domand for Chamoerlain’s Colio, Chol- | y@etover:... westorn. i 2iad pot contaly . o, o oienE aney ko maeket: prices sume s yestorduys sumers axsociation 18 widening its influence | era and Diarrhaes Remedy is steadily grow- | September. 4 i Pt oBluiCE e JnossuRtern, Clonrinz. bilunces, #8,048047. For | thoice to extra nutives. #4 others. 3140 somewhat by adding to its membership, but | ing, from the fact that all who give it a trial Laun-=i8s vd perewt. tor primo, western. orresponding woek lust year: Clearings, AL UL EL6001. 103 1 1s otherwiso restiug until later In the fall. | arc'pleased with tho rosults and recommend [ MAUNE - Tradors Tatk. 075082 bnlyncos, 6541504 M08 tocoipts. 10, shipments, 30005 Tho week has been quite aetive in South | it 1o thoir nelghbors. Wo feal sure that t e | jehtember. OnICAO, T, Aug, 13 —Counsotman & Day | iy 1oiser Sair o Jhohunlc clearings | market quiet but steady: lght grassers, 83,150 Omaha, receipts being vetter than for the | romedy canaot bo recommended too highly | siroir 1tins to Cockrell Bros. Commlssion company: | this week. 81065000 bulnncos, 8518100, | 9:25: rouxh packers, &4'@sd1; mixed, 550 week preceding. It is noted that the largest | Wagley & Smeud, drugiists, Newton, la. September... Wheat opened firmer in response to English | Clenrin s fast wook, $35.670.010: bulances, | 88 65; prime l'n-m'y und butehers' welzhts, .7 h t his b singlo consigument of _pickiuk houso Junnary. .. gublos und lighier” recoipta than estimated, | 1R cortoaponding wosx Iher | @A) frst cluss wssortod light, $67.G Thoe objec z' 1:] s "lrcfl“ is to give roducts ever sent out trom South Omaha e TR v STalIRIT ut eased off after some eurly outside buying i cos, $2.8%8,08), othor lights, SL50@5.G0. every person holding a legitimate ol L ded by the Cudaby Packine com- LOUIS LOST HIS PANTS. ORsITaLCtaIonsTwOTeTBIEalloN und coverinz by shorts on bettor weather and | Joir; SHob nneos, BL8S08). Money | Uiy cn G oipts, 1,005 shipments, none; all | €VeTY P g u log to cloim was forwarded by y Frovi—Unchanged: winter b, /4 ot 1 u P Exchanie on New d end s aguinst the government the advantage pany one day the past week to Greai Britain 4207 Cwintor. Htraite &33MBIT slightly decrea od roceipts, The lato ecling | York, 6270 dist soid atsteady prices. agy J Pt dircet. Hogs have dropved fully 3 cents | This Trouble Arose Over a Dog and Eaded | ents. #.00i24.50; spring pat nts, ¥, mfiu'nuv:hf:-tn "m{:fifiu:f:ffv“'e"""'llfi;‘liml'u'.:'u R AnssaVOIES o a residence in Washington, whether he present week, and prices on cattle :m\'u e in Police Court. % G',})."lu ;UN},\T";:] Dk 1o No. 3 spring, | Oitiuted’ mow bt 000000 to . §.000,000, LIVE STOUK MARKETS. KANSAS Crry, Mo, helive in Texas or Alaska. It does not been altogether satistactory to sellers. lug Henderson, who resides at 210 North i e Yy B Farter so@ | Di8 grown to unsafe provortions. | < celpts, 4, Ny ¥ Vine-! BT cEate st aL B s ttin A H armmonts || (s sih steesth s o o 1ot {breqgtiv BlD ony—Hizher: No. 2 No. i, yellow 820 | 1% 4o Sinazs 1o spr g Wwhoit arop. We | Some of the Influences That Affoct the Cat- | (GRS I more than that. Nine-tenths of the aro rapidly progressing and preparations 1or | ¢ ot oo 0 vectorday morning. The com- S s@ine: No. 2 white, sre; | BUVise purchases on wll wenl spots, 'Corn tle Trade Set Forth, enttle st population of Washington would be e i mags police court yesterday ng. Thocom- | (UASSTNG &, HH4@S od stoady. eased off on professional sell- | Oxar 13 —Receipts the pnst woek | closed low ST e G T 72 v by both stock yards and packing house peo- plainant was Louis Blot of Gallie origion, Rye—No. %, 6. . but rallicd at the close on scattered buy- | have been considerabie of an Improvement | steers, $470@4.60: cows and heifers, $ it g 0 worl ¥ be ) P Y e e tha S hall Anithe BARTRY ENGA 630 o i omion 0.4, | InZ mostly by shorts. Shippers are forthe | over lust woek and the sume weck lust your. | Texas and Indfun steers, $2.154.05 secure their rights through the depart- ple. cup 3 s rLeohLaLs d h | bresent urrayed aains: tne market and may | They foot up 1046 cattle, hogs and 2, Inainn cows, 8L30@200; stockers und fecders, T, i —— same domicile. Louis took the stand and ex- | 2 Rl o Succeed 1n foreinz priccs gomewhat lower, | sheop, azainst 7,750 cattlo, | 2943 | 821538 20, ments. Tur Bie Bureau of Clalms ‘RO N I'LAX SEED- ks D, 43 3 2243 | #2. 15 CHURCH NOTICES. plained the aifficulty like this: MBI e Y :lul.rk\\;c Uth;”y‘ml. hhlh Iln '!dmrl i{ldlu of ~<n.»‘l-plum mlk provious, ‘um .xl7 <-=.|]ne, HoGs—Recelpts, u}n,mwnm 504 }uu- gives the advantage, not only of per- —_— g o .. vo T 0 ) e “Mos W nurket. O: ¢ firm and from whut we WTi1 hozs und 1,385 sheep the second week of nrket was Hlie lower, elosing stro iX= ¢ i Trinity Mothodist Episcopal Chureh—Cor- | | iBumbycToame, slove by ma touse b’ | | Powiclos pec bl B2, St Per | it ghchor from ho oran Gulonk wa 'do ot | At ust fust yeur. 1200 D16 000 WEEH O} Bkt b pricon, 81.804@5.7241 bulic of | sonal residenco, but of thorough famil- Twonty-first and Binne; Kountze i o v 0 008, 101 tited shoulders (hoxed), $7.20 | @Xpeet very low prices until the new Cattle values the puet week have fluctunted | sales. ¥il5,50. iari i P W ner. Twepty-fs Yy (Kountze § 5ot say anytines to heom, and he say notings | $L0Ms 1 ey saited shouldors (hoxoll 4120 | oro)'i ready to supply the consumptive de- | but little and withih & comparatively narrow |~ Sncer—Kecoints, 1.80); shipments, tno | iarity with all the machinery of the Pluce). Rev. W, K. Beans, pastor. Preach- f to mo'too.” Vale e bite ma laig oo ma new | i SIOrG CEar Blgs (OXBOR FE IRl ) o mand.” Ma Cnearly hizh enouzh al- | range. There has been no very marked fm- | murket was dull ‘wnd stendy at yesterday’s | government. It offers fog L 10:30 a.m. und § p.m. Subjocts: Moru- | pants. Ba gora [ pav $5 by dat pants utd do. | 4, 151 por gnbe | ready, Provisions “oveucd wn w ‘bu iz engle | provoment in tio situ tlon_cust and’in con | diecline; alos ranged §L25G325 for shoop wnd el S vening, “Charac- | blood he run all down. ell de man be do | Miogau—standard “A," unchanzed, neered by Cuduby on ribs, but after short | sequence the market has had to depend | lumbs. A ing, “Beware of Idols.” Evening, Ch o bést by o T do a6 best byibeomis 1L ot [ Raaoibts e sl puichLe toauy. wero a8l ol pers covered, the market Lesame dull and most entireiy on loenl buying for support. e TS AlaEios ter Buildine.” Sunday school at 12 ., | TR REC N CE S G% Nle first time I ben on de poping. Wo consider January pors tully | This local buying has been good as fur as it 85 cLouls mlve.pkjok A ALEoL: . J 1. Robinson superintendent. _Junior | court in ma life.’” i SL00 L0 high. ribs hizher thin they can be | went. but 1t di not ko fur enouxh. Today | &t Lours, Mo, Auz. 1%—CAvrue—Receipts, 2 o R f (afntained and lard £ar from cheap,alvhough | fateattio, elther natives or westerns, never [ 5,000 shipsionts,” 1 Tarker stronger i league 8 p.m. ; worth ‘k‘m.uu 7P m | “Bymbyo I getnew pants and dat dog he - — | relutively the lowest product of hozs. had to vo bezging for & purchuser, whil yesterdav's andvan 8 All seats freo. Al made welcomo, bite ma new new two dollaire pants and de pur, burrols 1o | Crroaao, 1k, Auzast 1i—Kennett, Hopkins | the other hund it has been hard work all we Texun and Indian Hillside Congregational Church—Services | blood he all run down. Itole de ladee dat Joat Uiehols Jone | & Co. to 8, A, MeWhorter: Wheat -Thoso who | to move the heavy, thici ttlo at any- av 10:50 u m. and8p.m. In the evening | ghe pay mo five dollaire I meis heem alright, had expected that the swizging by Purtridze | thinz like a satisfictor The ereuter an address on “Christianity 1 the Dark | by sacre bleu! she pay me notings. Den 1 yesterday would be followed by i break to- | portion of the offerir rather com- mixed, & You do not know whether the average . Axes.” G..J. Powell. pastor. A HAl6y B kheis duy discovered the market 18 not under con= | mon, and this \d a tendeney to de- e 5 . Washi lai 5 ‘ Immanucl Baptist Chuveh—North Twenty- } *Plo judge sentenced tho dog to be shot, |~ On the Produce exchunze today the butter L R P T R AR LR e i e S ashingtoniclalm ngentiwillioheheyon fourth and Binney streets, Kountze Place. and Lours’ jaw dropped. mar! was i ereameries, 18@:4c¢; dair- | speculative product trudéd in on chunge. | farus beef steers were concerned. 5.20. or not, although on general principles Rev. Frank W. Foster, pastor. -Rogular “Vaie, by gare, I lak my eizht dollaire | ies, 15@ 165¢. aCovn und outs—Prime crop report 1s A surprisingly small percentuve of the re- - vou would naturally suppose that he services av 10:30 a. m. ‘and S p. m. The | payts,” he exploded, but it was no go, snd N T decidediy bulish on corn and oats, | ccipts has been cows nnd mixe and in Diarrhea n Kentucky. it o s pastor will have for his morning theme: | ho wont out T ) New Kol dlucketsy and the - murkoet temporarily | consequence. medium and good stufl has | “There has been a continued tendency to | Would. But you know that the San ho Greatost Banquet of Thom AIL" For " AOLALN 9 8RE: lNr:w \'t‘b:;K Au :’.‘Tl"l,nl'u’ -R.wmmlsfi ,\oi :un.‘.- A l;y”h 'I’Inlu l1r.mu|m ‘fil corn \Iny it | s :\n some fmprovement. Canncrs aro still | powel disease here this season,” says G, W. Francisco Examiner, the St. Paul Pio: Al o lkkpan M inttes Swi - pligs.: exports, L 0 bols.. 23 sucks: dull and | has had roaction enou:h and will now do to | selling at very low pr.ces. Shiv. T fol Tyl oo 3 ! evonlug themei “Ten Minuies twith FIRED AT THE BURGLARS. Rt S dics snlen 150 0 bl low oxtras, | Dy uxnin. Phere fs another eliss of specuta- | ““Fhcra s nothing enconraging in the feeder | Shivell, druggist Wiidiffo, 1¢y., Sand an | neer press and the Omaha Bui cannoy omou; His Comments on Pride.”” Sunday EL00@310: winter wheat, low grades, £210@5.10; | tors that think prices sre stiil highor than | sttuation. Withold corn seliing at a very | unusual domand for Chamberluln’s Coiic, ford to cheat Tl school t 12 m. Young people's meelng | Sumucl Burns Does Little Plstol Work cleir, #45.065.00; patents, $49565.00. | conaitlons warrant. For two months past | good fizure and fat cattle selling wround 4¢, [ Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 bave sold ford to cheat you. Thoy guarantee at 7:156 b, ‘m. Evenme s\-r;‘wo ulm\b -In with Prowlers as Targots. R % the L..n.-.nul.- nlv the |.¢m“‘rlu K nll]ru th the country steadfa ny] ruhml-- to take ad- | four pottlesof iv this morning.” Some remark- | this Bureau, ana their reputation is nenst, but forty-five minutes long. Pablic S Bty burg . bu.: exports, 10.- | market to suit themseives. Whether chan van, f'the presont low prices and the re sures have boen effected by it and 1o 5 i :/:\or:flnlly Al g Somo hungry burglars made a raid on o o8 fuburon; BL0M bl | Sondiclons Mty HoW. unseb ChoLk GuloUINLIONS | Slt vlifa ook s boon u stiil furthor ool tflt:;fi,:?,‘,:svuff';utu:::?:hZy p:.f(:,‘h', ';‘,I,: staked upon the honesty and ability ot irst Presbyterian Church—Corner Seven- | Fésidence on Iliznteenth street between u«-ynlrt. ‘n‘llnhlrlullni Hrulwr, Imlun”;,\n,‘.’rml. =~ 10 be (ll.-luru‘n Ii(l by u lwm.m ‘rtmllh'( of from 10¢ 1o 15¢ on wll krades, druggists. = | its management. . 5 % 20 H'r1d8y.nl h 8230 fu storo and elovator: bite afloat: Ki%@ | between the bu ana bear factions. [T ceolpts e { n 2 e Y teonth and Dodwo siroets. Regular servicos [ Douglas and Dodgo Kriday night and laid i a | F7E 4" StG7e 836 GIEVatont Brar aloats St | betwed B, DU St ein extont, | o vorage for i Snturday e e e The bureau employes attorneys who will be resumed, with preachiog at 10:30 u. | stock of provisions sullicient for an extensive | red, 7 @3 No. 1 northern. 81,8610 Provisions—The uction of the markes today | ehuracter of the offerings ibout us they have CALLED BACK. are m. and 8 p. m., by Rev. William Bryantof [ pienie, b1 N, D14@iGe; Nov 2 noithorn, 8)4e: | shows thit the bull ieadors uro Satisiied with | hooh for somotino paste AUOUE half the sui- Marshlliown, T4, Saboath school &t noon P No. 2 Chieugo, ®%@ste; No.o 2 Milwaukee, | the reaction and are nzuin aisposed to accu- | ply consisted of westerns, jncluding hulf a | Three Men Charged with Swindiing Thelr VW A ol DUDR A family named Noyes had just moved into | §jii@8ise. Options duil,’ but 'i@'se higher. | mulute prices. Stovks are comparatively Tan fonds of Kansus City Texans consigned B o ¢ J. C. Wharton, esa., superintendent. Young 3 . 3 v I y | dozen I y 8 Employes Returned to Omaha, B R hiatinn | Endeavos | the houso and everything was in disorder. | Withoniv'u local trade: ho outsido fufluonce; | 1ihtund tho mariet is evidently suill ‘under [ diroct toCudahy, So far this souson Cudihy his LR . . i ooloty of Ch 3 BVORID hatt No. 2 red. Auzust w@site, | their control, although Log receipts ure in- | boughtover 5,000 head of southern euttic on Oficer Al Keysor camein from Kear- coting #t 7 v, Church prayer meetiug | Ssmuel Burns, who lives in the bouse S . 10, 3 X closin ut 8.%c; ising at | eroasing some ! TCanss City mark o 4 g P g, a0- A 5 A peenn be N CAGO, . Lozan 00, to | rox tes these oattle und jusands ol 2 Grace Evangelical Lutheran Courcn. | sbout the basement and heard — tho My, 1215 ) Duncan, Hol Mo & Waont | SO Faeald™ come . to" this arket | cused of obtaining goods undor falso pre- Twenty-sixth street between Poppleton and | burglars whispering about breaking the Kye—Dull buvsteady; western, Tu@ide, murket has been m the opening till | direc resulting in a blg savinz | tensos from the M. E. Smith Dry Goods Woolworth avenues—IRev, Luther M. Kubns, | lock. He fired foar or five shots from his : ABL ml IA':‘AU‘.:I_A‘S’:)I«Ihl:‘unmlitlv ey | L l\\l‘nlflc‘"l' “lml}!u prise; yas T"‘w :.; both producer and uiluu 'm--rru-i compuny. He was arrested some time ago Torth Avel i tan volvi o ; ORN— Recoipts, 47 Li exports, intge. It did seil at 773e. The closinz price 18 | Thero wore some very good cornfed ¥EpLs 4 pastor. Services st .11 & m.--subject: | revolver and thay decamped Da om0 b, of fusaros aah ro0s o | e ton Samtemsbar o Aol fue Th e | e o e bforinca a1 tho dened | on thesame ohargo aud 14 now under 81,100 | for ench of its departmonts. The Wrestler With God:" ana at § Tho occupants were badly scared, but lost cu o Wipslan Wikh Godill auptav 610, m.—= | dho coclipants 84I3 aoared; but | of Bpot. Bpot dullund ousy: No. % 6 ¢ In olo- | ceipts of new winter is zood, tho elevator pro- | for them wis quite netive. Trading was tol- | bonas to appear before tho district court. Its Indian depredation cases aro care- subject: *Stops 1o Jesus. oung People’s | notbing boyoud a supply of meats, cakes, | vutor: Gde aflont. Options very ‘dull, %@ | priciors beinz the buyers.” The situation is | orably brisk wnd pri ruied -~ somewhut It is reported that the joobers are going to | fully worked up, with all ths eviden Boclety of Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. canued goods and the like, lowor un | stoady’; Joval trading: Aughst, 00 | unchan ed, and until the ¢rop of spring is so- | etronger than Kriduy. Very good to choico o f the nffalr. JHen s 29 Knox Prosbyterian church, corner Nine- ———— @b)e, closiug at 6)iic; September, 584,2)04¢, | cured we o not 100k for much chunge in | 1,100 to 140-1b. becves wont ut from $4.20 to | MaKO 8 Lest case of 2 required by law, and argued before the teonth nnd Obio stroets, Preiiching ut 10:30 An Omana Mun Robbed. closing ut 80¢; October, bik@sse, closing ut | values. Foretzn adviees are vory dull. Tho | 7). Fairstuff sold wround §.9) und &.00, | ~Nooue seems to know much about the mat- tiololal 5. m. and 8 p. m. hfl the pastor, Rev. Asa A. J. Washburne of Omaha has beon in nu:.-; AT O O A Illlnlm:;l :n £orn WAS vory nxh&. Ful:;b;ul)uj- Scarcely uny of the w«.w.—,.fi were good ;nr except umv.flArmulronn umuhmd woods | court of claims in such a manner as to . m. . m. ho pastor, Jiey. - ATE—Receipts. 43.030 bu.: exports, 50 bu; [ opened af s0.d as 10w s 5:%0 nnd close ough for beef, and prices, while quotibl, the Smith firm, representing his assots | bring t Leard. Morning subject, **The Marks of tuo | the city for a few days on business, says tho | salcs, 65,000 bu. of futures, 85,0 0 bu, of spot. | atdle. Orop reports 4o not improve. On ‘any tn. wero rathor low. & 4 FA | IARSIDAROD AR AT CRERRSRRAMAEIGL) BLAN A bying out most favorably sll ‘tho eseon Lora Jesus " Evening subjec Lessous | icanens City Star. Wodnesday night he | Spotsteudy, quiet. Options dull, %ic up 10 ¢ | good break iv will do to buy wespeci dly for | “I'liero was a faic amount of trading in | b he neglected to mention a cebt of | Wil points. From Pennel.” All pews freo at all services, abwh, - AuLhat, BHsc, Closin ' ut $8%6; Boptoms | hoxtmonth. 1uoats tho Duslnoss was ight, | buteners' and oannors 5ok, and prices woro | LIS 8ssets ho nozlec iNI00 B GRULO Its land cases are handled in striot Everybody made weicome. was entlced into o house while in an 1toxis | her, 54 @inice, elosins at d4%e; Ootober, 384 | thay closed stealy, about e for Septombe, L AN U & cousiderable amount which ho owed to his s land cases aro handled in strict ac- First Christiun church, corner Twentinth | cated condition and when ke woke up No. 2 spot white, §2e; No. nllux plr;m-:umlh alittle ll:uuler.wl‘,un‘nlu od | cows und iviters sold at from 8110 to g\n \\'L’a. e e T A cordance with the rules of the General y B gact 1 ) i woul September, pork closed at$12.25; | hulls und stags steady at fron 0 to #5.0,; Sergeant Sigw . b B N R PR | ZuneAaaT UL IR Rk eMeD. R feipi nand; shipping, 70; | ibs, §1.0% lurds 8100 ho fooiing 1s wenk | cxlves duilon the basis of #4500 €450 for | Louls with tho two mon, Shaw and Wolf, [ Land Oflice, 8o that no deluys or com- e ot s Paopitia. Hocleby 7| tht ho bad boen robiad of pver $100, B o nne0l Tuiriyiass | BB T A e b rib R Lokt faLaee 8k icommonio SO0 ARG, ooty wanted for embezzling £oods from tne Adams | plications ensue in the orderly settle- Christian Eodoavor at7 p, m. Subjoct of [ e hud been ""”"’i““ 8t tae Unlon Dopot [, jyo el 4™ & ' ¥ gl sl Lty D S A ot now Wi G onrda ey etosker | Investment company. ment of the claims. worning sermon, *How to Have a Revival,” | botel, and lis condition was such that wheu MoLA 8Es—Forelgn, nominal; 50 test, 19c: New York Mouey Market. quotably 10c 1o 15¢ lower thun u week ugo. P - f zod Tivouing subject: *“Tho Testimony of Ex- | hostarted to find it ho landed in auother | Now Oricans, steadyi " common’ to fancy, | New Youk, Auk. Lie=MDNEY 0N CALL—Easy, P waro wt from 822010 8270, Represonts. | DeWitt's Sarsaparilia is renanle. i":"“ "::f;‘zl“;:z’:: ’:’2" ”iz’l‘"‘:"“k‘l’d t".u: arience.” All soats are free. totel on Union ayenue, and telli paie. 4 with all louns &0 2 per cent. closing, offered | tive sules: e ure ssible benefit to the Preaon i ALANSAR IR ] B 85 Helo a7anGa, o - telling \lh::l:l:lr): oiceFirm, good demund; domestlc, fulr o drmeraente s Bl et DURREDBNRR, DIFFERENT SHADE OF GREEN, nventor, by giving him tho broudes ixth, Sunday school at 8330 p. m, Yo ¢ % DRa—Moro ac + atate. o Vicise MERCANTICE PAPER—314@0'4 per cent. | No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. ST B aohi's oclow Ohristlun Kodeavor n\z'}m‘;f o sy no wont out to.get.some money | oliiive, Baionur Faetiis sobss NiseemOR 0 | | Eruanin ExcuaxpecQuiot’ sndstosdy at | 4. rdwnie 48 1tkH 0.5 | The Bumalo Bigamist Was Not Known i | protection his idons will justify. j w. Rev, J. R Frouch of Nelson, Nob., will | und last evealug bo went to the Union Depot r, falr domand: westorn prime, | Siand, (O S!Xt7-dsy Bile ant $hS3k for“de- | 4. ok B8 45 Shupii s ¢ 4 Clnimed. Its ponsion cases ave disposod of with ||rel‘|('h -t 10:50 &, m, s0d 8 p. © All are | hotel nnd asked for his watch, as bo insisted per cuse, PL00QA50; receipts, The ciosing quotations on bonds: 19,1055 4 00 ' A tolegram from Buffalo, Y., announces | the least possible deluy und expense to mado welconie. that ho bad stopped at the house Weduesda; G d N i} ; W cows, ote [ Firat Bupust obureh, coraer Fiftesuth and | nignt. It required considerable paraunsion A0y, omati weh asited New | |8 M. ! 126, 854 185 708 318 Khe-arrati G1 4 '“l.“,‘,‘"""" Spgraner wero | the voterans. Davenport stroets—FPreaching morning and | on the purt of the elerk to conviuce him 50 to 60 1bs., bETe. Pl S0 8 e M) b, Pacifie 1805 . 1. 80 18 02 22 "fl'(w nfl ho "‘“"l"-“ 1" ';" M: S“E"‘.\‘r{x- Don’t rvefrain from consulting the svening, at 10:30 a. m. and 8p. m, Rev. | otherwise. He searched around und sool K—Dull. st 1d" mess, " #13.2:@13 1Pacttlo s o Wi giorth. Pucitic 2nds. 49.. 862 175 amist, haviug wives lo Jamestown, N. X., | 1, anu because you are afraid of the cost, ) W. P Hellings, D. 1., pastor. Sunday | locatea the lodgiug house and redeemed his moss, $14.230 prime. $i0): o B vt o . 100 2% W Cof. el pu: EirEL Otcawa, Canada, and Omaha, Nob. L A I e e scbool at 12 m. and B:80 p. m. The regu- | wateh, haate, Gull sl (ulot. stou Tenn. new set 8.0 100 841 & L M. Gen. os 15.. 438 110 Oldtimo telegraphers in Omaba sy that s L3 Qo' iniormation, lar prayer meetiug of tho church Wedues- e e —— 3 TR Toh Dy e ey % Vi ‘:_;',:N)I“L{ Jeun. pow st da.... DSIAL Lk S K Gon N CALVES, they do not know tne man, uniess the iter | Ask as many questions as you please, iy avostoR “'\fxlm"::‘l‘fiu‘.’fl"u‘:,’:' pruzer RALEY MARIY clased Wt BT Did wna Octaer nt #420 Gl Pl thin 1 JORBINE 0. 0. & B Tata 4. 10 37 ::’;"L 1 0ne J. K. Groen, Who \vigkied tho | and they will bo answored promptly 00! ¥ clock. “rer p * > r vrTEr—Falr demund, steady; wostern, 14 sen. & K. G. Lst.... 17| Tex. i 1.0, te BULLS, ) ) T e NNt tal i wrdlally invited Lo attend oach sorviso. INIERVMENTE pluced on record Augusd, | 60; westeru crou {IBNHGT wostora!'f s Den’ &1 G4 Wilres b Gt e % | g 1 ber. Thore used to bea Joun Green here | checrfully snd accurately, without estininster Presby terian churen, Twenty- - DRED tory. W@iTe 0, LKL e, irio 2ndw.. 1045¢| Unton Pac. Ists... .. 3 who was an operator, but he was a different | churgo. alathaud Mason streets—The pastor, Rev. | p p MARRAREY JOAI® Cituwse—Eusy diil: part skims, 3@7c, MK 1 G B Rl | West s L Szdgh Mhude of greon from’ that which the Buffalo X Juhu Gordoa, D.D., will preach at 10:80 a.m, | * bt Jiray, aud wite to peishtan (120 LnoN-—-tusy und dull; Amorizun, 814609 | M- K- & T Gon Sl G W 1400 a0 .40 10 polygamist represents Subjeet, *“I'woMen, One Filled With the | Peter Dooruor nnd wife to Hobert fip: L) *bid. t usked. STOCEERE SN0 KERRRRA “Johnnie Green,' the oldtime telegrapher |/ Hole Bpirit and_the Ower With (Satan.t | © pagt wid (net ot a1id fooh lob 15 blaok - Kunsin Clty Markets, S10.KS AND BONDS, oo gn 2% 4 who beld down a chair bero for the Wostern Sunday school at 12 m. There will be uo A pEI'S Add, sl KANSASCiny, Mo, 15 —WrAT—Moro Sos et Unlon for nearly eighl years, was a gentio- evening service. Surub A Wullen und husband toJH active and fien old, 0330éc; ow, | Hears Rejded Norshern Faelfio and Re- | MYGMING SATEL man and had only ove wife 80 fur as any one ——THE—-~ %est Universalist Church—Corner Nine- | p W 8 of sw H=letle sy o om0 1 __ pressed That Stock, No. Av. Bn No ovar aiscovered. His wife died about year tooutn and . Lothrop streets. (Kountzo | ~ ot 1, blook 18 Kountze pluce . 10 | ST New Yonk, Aug. 1&—Tho stook market [ 19 cows .. (pERA 100w 8go and was buried in Chicago, ’ pluce), Proaching services are suspended | Peter Surtin and wife to Sabine Ntz e eher and ko0d demand; | W4 Of the usual holiday eharuotor, littie dis- edars. 1178 4 buiia . memepmgl—— :;n;l:flnlp;:-n‘x!.b:r 4. Suuday school convenes :'i:l.“ h-.‘ “l:.n‘llu 1 to B, bloxk A, South o hii £] m,w.,'l....,‘\ _.N’.; No. é“h"“' sty ) ‘l;mullon to trude belug uppurent, und the i 2 :ml. TROUBLE WITH NEIGHBORS, Pt hi A p Joie ol R No. 3, % ed bely 0 vedors. . i 1 feedcr ' ] 3 3 4 o N Lroon to i) feet ot i —Stendy: No. 3 014 de. Lo that was transaoted boing of the purely | 18 foodors.. ) 4 ; ® g iy A : , 0 es 0co e, i il the COwS. ... . Joseph T. Durvea, D.D,, pastor. ser- owall 1 Haxmreasiod, IKSXIS1 ieah AY—Bleady; timothy, $1.6080.00; prairie, | fargo oporators éven of iocal fau COLOWADO CATTLE. Folsan. e Thn e e hamars A A 10,8008 Bbiedlrstarvseimnnanyt o os WL OG0 o " Thob thb sthoot tht Operatlons wero messs. | 4 foeders.. 043 240 7 foodors. 108t Mrs. Svestks, who lived at 1927 South Clifton ~ Hill Sunday Sohool —Corner | o 1 wiison to O I Duvis company, Lot 17 Ruszud=P smi craamipry, 114 sarily of the bind Lo mouth order und tho | 2} fowlors. S 558 B¢ atworst. 1O 260 | Ninotoenth streot, died F'riday nigh from tho clifian atwost aad MUlary s T o e b Wiison uvis company, lot 17, 3 w; cundled, (o Alictiutions "o s corrbsponding width, | 1 calf...... #10 213 cnlyes.”. 5 d ¥ J ausns W A Redlok's add, lot 4, bloek Sund lov m——— kY oK 4 63 steers.. 1106 B 50 1 bull......1400 150 effects of @ dose of polson tuken last Sunda, meot at 8 p. m., Including senlor and \ d . 4 o vy T The traders attucked —the grangers in the i o a8 2 by fANAL S5 i i f sdular an l)nn or | 7, blook ik Omubis View, und s # foot ¢ o U Arkoia abseuce of any demund while there wascon- [ 8 bulis.... 1 150 % cows..... 05 150 | with sulcidal lutent. R 220, B Build ¢ & peoplo earnestly fuvited | 10t 4 wnd n 18 feot lot'd, blook 4, Luke 87, Louis, Mo. Auz 13—FLoun—~Dull and | siderable liquidation in Northeru Pacific pre- | 82 cows..... 68 2 cows..... 100 480 Sh AT alashiny oom , Bee bulld- to junior bible cla View....... §02) 80 naneatants " 1| wouk, unchansed; extra fancy, £.456555; | forred thouxh the pressure was not in all fong | 20 cows..... 076 2 ) 1 steer.... W 545 o was ut 50 years old and the mother i Clifton Hill Prosbytorian Chureh—Corner | Benson Juckson snd wife to M il Fran- LG, stocks, Northwestorn was the one exception | 90 stoors, 45 28 stoers.. 180 335 | of a family of grown up children. The cause ¢ b 7 ) cis, 1018 6 und 7, blook 85 and lot 7. AT—Opened strouger. but with plent; 1 kuess in th 11ist. b 7 stoers® U5 2 steors®.. 1185 315 8 Sufton stroel nd Milwary road. | Bidok &, Alorigbv's Ohoice., " 2900 | of Sailar m blubeo TolToMe. than & partiui e, | Saun au ks A e e w A St 148 - B oulves, . 6% 260 | for the mct is said o be despondency -y uduuv'o?fi ':: y N'fi"“» -—— | covery. with the ciose %o wbove yesterda drawul of the early pressure to sell, the usual brought on by some trouble with neighbors, 1 [o) h L & ellevue colloge, rosl- Total amount of transfers.......... § 8,851 | nows wis Of strovg charucter, but not murk- | lntense dulluess oyerspresd the wmarket, | Hoas—Early 1o the week there was w very | which culminated 1o & law sall, ing, maha, Neb.