Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1895, Page 6

s A AB A R A A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:; FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 ner ED TO NB A CUBAN STEAMER Swift Salling Ship Recently Pare ehased and Loaded at Baltimore. BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.—The Associated press dispatehies to the effect that the steamer James Woodall is being chased by a Spanish warship on susplofon of engaging in flibus- tering operations are confirmatory of reports In circulation here prior to the veasel's ar- rival on July 9. A number of suspicious circumstances led to the belief in shipping circles that the Woodall wae in the service of the Cuban insurgents. She 1s a small steamer of more than average speed. and was bought early in July from the Woodall Shipe building company by a stranger giving his name as Captain Hudson of New York, the price pald being $13.500 In cash. He said he wanted (he vessel to transport coal to Progresso Mexico. Enough hard coal and provisions to last a year were placed aboard and the large supply of the latter, coupled with other facts, led the Spanish consul here 10 have the steamer photographed and coples, with other information concerning her, sent to all Cuban and Spanish officials in southern waters. No action against her could be taken here, everything being regular, It is supposed that off Klorida or Mexico the Woodall discharged part of her cargo and took aboard fnsurgent reinforcements and arms. moderate cash, 64t4o; No. 1 hard, but Interest; ints net Rrazilian movement, quiet and without speculative Wteady at unchanged to & p 2 northern, ol we. To arrive: N decling n, 6% August, $15.40; September, $15.60616.60; Octol ki M S AST MOVE NOT UNEXPECTED Effort to Remove Present Receivers a Renewal of the Old Fight. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL i T’ Continues Strong | Yard: Run of Western at the of stock Specu- 4 | WHEAT AND CORN WERE KNOCKED OUT CULLA, [ Aarct QUITE STRONG w ...+ | NORTHERN PACIFIC FIGHTS SHY OF JIM HILL Wt e higher; DEMAND FOR FEED The market was quiet at about steady “alr to cholce nAtives are quot MALH0; falr to good westerns 2, mmon _‘and_stock sheep, $1 hoice 40 to 100-1b, lambs, $3.006 STOCK, I(ilh-rlnk- Rendily (§d1d and Call fo 3 st Searce with m ‘Decline of TentCents, R n Loss and the First Trades Show nre ther Declines ¥ Judge Jenkine with a View tensive Its specting the Road to Aum Exe prove Entire ICAGO LIVE Was Again Animated in sirable Kinds of Cattle. CHICAGO, Aug. &—About 10,00 cattle were fved today, compared with 8,855 head a wee the expired portion of the week 46,825 arrived. Trade was again anima Kinds of cattl K prices, west- rade THURSDAY, Aug. 8 were 2,612 cattle, 1,833 hogs and 426 sheep, as ugainst 2800 catt 2,002 hogs and b2 horses yesterday, and cattle, 1,508 hogs and no sheep on Thursday | of last week. CHICAGO, Aug. 8—The Chicago wheat market today was battered with statistics regarding the shortages in the world's erops entil it was knocked oft its feet It was revived and et up again by the taking of about 150,000 bu, for shipment, an extraor- dinary feature of which was that 72000 bu of the wmount was for Toledo. At the close an early decline of %c had been re covered and the price was left at 14¢ higher than It closed yesterday. € n was knocke out of its galt by the falling down of a Boston firm which was sald to be long about 1,000,000 bu. for Se ptember, the se lHnL’I out of which for their account cau 1 a decline of 1%4c per bu. from the highest peint. May was unaffected by a 2%e de- cline. Provislons were firm after an car weakness, the closing advances being 1 each in pork, lard and ribs First trades in wheat sh Toss and old off a fraction more SPOKANE, Wash,, Aug. 8.—Recelver Henry C. Payne of the Northern Pacific arrived in the city this morning on a special train, ac- companied by United States Circuit Judge Jenking of Milwaukee, who named the three rangers of the better tending up- | 708 R th . Aoy e T R et e Wk | recelvers of the road “The receivers have 1{ves OF Fah K sor | made application for authority to enter upon to sirictly cholce comfed, mative expensive improvements of the road,” said D 48, .\hb sxirebile Mr. Payne, “and Judge Jenkins is making mman {0 extra helng trom $3.60 to section of the syste e may know gommon, to_extra belng. from .80 (0 an Inspection of the system 0 he may kn rime 1AL-1b, steers were sold at § how to act, Was not much strength in such 1ot ¢ Fatslers’ Kttel yab dide ) the bt PR LR RBELG AL B Tl The receivers' attention was directed to th With rarigers wore slow of sale, West Assoclated press dispatch bearing the Infor- bl b LR AT mation that Brayton Ives in the federal court at Seattle yesterday had applied to Judg Hanford to have three receivers appear and show cause why an order appointing them lively at stronger prices receivers had not been declared null and void Is @ Considerably less than 50,000 hogs have arcived here during the ficst half of this week, but the “Thie is the same old trouble,” Mr. Payne sald. Conaitl on St BGGS-—-Frosh s BUTTER a The receipts today ok, 1 Packing stock, fancy, M@6c; guthered creamery, 16@1ic; sepa- | rator ereamery, 18615 | LIVIS POUT Hens, 6o; roosters, 3¢; spring | chickens, per 1b., 90 Tase; spring | ducks, 10c; turkeys, T@se se. b VEAL—Chol @e; | CHEESE. Americas, re 1010 Ti@se; cholee @615, Bpot coffee, Rio, steady; No. 7' $16.26 o e Atendy, with buyers at yesterday's closing figur the World's Orop Bhortage. NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—The volume for | London was also weak and the little bidding AVRE. Ailg. & auiet at tombier, 9475 October, ¢ \ r; | and covering of short eontracts were the factors June, @231, WhHICh on the sale of some long stock fell oft held by reason of the fact that the meeting at ket helped o ‘steady the stocks ot Sup ' In which iy activity was _displayed to per cent. Denlals of the rumors that in ‘”' S0115.60; Deceriber, $15.30615.36; March, §1 STOCKS AND BONDS, : Yoat oo LA, quiet and steady: Cordove, $18.35@18.00; | o Traders Battered with Statistios Regarding | At ine' noon hour the market e i i | Volume of Stock Speculation Reached the Mintmum Yesterday. Tellots ' acnrce, | Warehouse deliveries were 1 spot_demand is moderate on the speculation reached the minimum today. Aug, § good average | lation was sluggish and prices moved irregularly. Fecely Vs done here for the forelgn mccount was on the P e ey e atiatar, | bear side of the market. Small realization sales December, 92,008 January, The grangers fluctuated within a limit of 1 per March Apr cent, the widest range being made by Burling RIO DE JA ser cent during the afternoon, closing % per 7, Rio, $14.60; Bent above the Towest. " St Paul was falrly well Which the dividend question 18 (o be discussed 18 Close at hand. The heaviness of the wheat mars | the grain ecarrying roads generally. Read ing Wi the only stock ‘of e coul The ‘Brice moved Within o % per cent range A putchase of 10 shaves ‘New Jersey Centrai perators ad-combined to glt the ma 1 ut §2 0 ton strengthened speculation | yor the week thus far the receipts are und weak. ducks, 12y 7,098 hogs and 2,141 sheep, as \Hle lost 7 per cent. but recov- | 14325 cattl per cent In the final de During | against 9,455 catile, 10,397 hogs and 563 sheep hour of business u e fiem 1O | For the sume period last week Ftrong and s up 1% _per CATTLE—There were ninety-one loads of p {ght's final quotations. Net & cattle in the yards today, consisting almost L imbrger, _.,'...'\“ D35 Sant in Colorade entirely of she stuft and stockers and feed- 0y 1, I8¢, Gas were recol ers, There was hardly a showing of Tieht s st e Seat e cint ket, The few here sold at prices that looked O g pet. cent ‘i S higher. One load brought $3.80. There PABLE e ee ot LT, Gemand for Kiiling cattle and everything re ceived at this point meets with ready sale Cows and heifers were in pretty liberal supply, but with the demand good holders feund little trouble in unloading. The prices u st were slow dressed | good de. range f $, with Some There i wold petition e fat. 70 to i00 lua., are quoted at L AG5Y%e full cream. nd conr Wisconsin N@12; twine, Towa, full cream, 10c; brick, No. 1 .11e; Swis HAY—Upland hay land, hay, muken tF on hiny. Only_ top bring PIG Young and IRON T 1GH ATHER, ed and in Rome Telegraph. Prices Not Onl ey May Higher Yet NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—The Iron Age says: The conviction is gaining ground throughout the fron trade that tho present high level of prices Ie not only golng to hold its own, but High Keep Up but mirket L) and firm, ? The Evoning Post's special findnelal cablegt 18 a8 follows: The gold gone into circy holiday requirements explains the de coin and bullion in the Hank of W ¢ gold Imports for the w 000, fhe ftems belng 687,000 hought, £102,000 n supply has proved more than sufficient’ to meet the light requirements of the trade. Only about 16,000 were received today, compared with 30,147 on the corresponding day fast year, and the en tive supply did not exceed 20,00, yet prices suf fered unother shrinkige of from e to 1oe, Heavy POTATOES- GNTONS—Rermudas, per crat acks, per b, S@rsi WD REANS- bic New cholce stock, 0@ none: California, home grown, 60G7oe. Ked, navy, $2.00; Lima ed e to Y eased off Bagland this it e, rule %o, advanced and changed =oi i The earl steady and closed stated ghow of weakness was d gely to th fact that the receipts t. Louls showe considerable increase, and then cables wer fndifferent. New York reported the casl siow, and th luced the Tinglish visible was reported 1,400,000 bu. On_ the other h: the Price Current was a little “bullish” i §ts remarks on winter wheat, and t00, the weather in the northwest was ne s tavorable as of late, too much rain oc curring in that section and showers an cooler conditions were predicted. Certal professionals were felined to fave long" side, and this buying aided the r which followed after the early decline dixappointing exports, the total cle of wheat and flour belng but 74,000 bu., ¢ Which 70,00 bu. was in flour, started reaction, and then the ik in_corn samething of a factor, The small Was against the price also. Northwester receipts were much smaller than a ver ago. Local arrivals e about one-fou of those a year ag he London Ti report makes the English _erop per cent below last year. | of India was said o be about 31,000,000 bu. less 1 00,000 bu., © active and rather firme later, rallled some an of from to e fo sline for October, fuirly y, but brok closed with a loss Scptember, and He ceMber Ix down %c and May up %c. early strength was due in a measure talk of cald weather, and room _trade disposed to favor the “long’ side for turn, Initial trades were at from U 14¢ decline, and soon sold up %e, rallied %e, changed some, ruled closed s &tated. The bréak w Eome to the selling of considerable long proy which inc which orders, th ¥ tember dow liberal receipts W cars being estimated fc 60 cars in today Oats were quiet and steady. Fluctuation ere_confined to S sed withou fmportant changes from yvesterday. Shor were fair buyers early Jowed corn to a moder Provisions opened weak and closed meking the following eains, compa with the closing prices of the ‘day befor The September delivery of K, higher: lard and ribs, “ench 1 were the chicf buyers, but it was that a conslderable quantity of m been taken for shipment. “The Price erty for a to be in t lowed caught execution of wi to 39%c. The tal also a factor, tomotrow, with Boston concern uble, and th many was s te extent Cui rent makes the week's packing in the west 3 red with 00 8 today 15,000 :d for tomorrow. rangea ns follows: 000, comp: og receipt re estima price then, th he ring the trade e official crop than exported one De The to & were fo! and the market fol firm claimed ats had and d | veans, per b, v | CABBAGE-On v | . TOMATOES—Cholce a | % el ck h sacked, 114 ock, per 4-basket Per doz., own, per asket, 40 35 40cs MELON, LV Tome CANTALOUPF PEARS A 10 hox n| RED R N LUMS Calife lots ASPIERRIES Callfornia, fancy variet ; box, $2.25; shipping stock, box., cholc sotthern, ‘stock ot per ca OTS—-No shipping stock. N PEACHES—None Cholee shipping stock, 2 apples, $1.15G v | “CALIFORNIA PEACHI d n bl Crawfords, per box s "RAWRERRIBS CHERRIES—No_shipping stock i 4 No shipping stock. SRRTES No Shipping stock. RRIT *hipping stock. thern stock, _per 10-Ib, Bhasket crntes, $2.005 California, white varfeties, §1.2 TARINES-California. per ¢ ROPICAL FRUI ORAN Cholce secdiings, Mediterrancan sweets, $2.15; of BLACK TLACK AL RASPT n v per early N se, $1.50, o per box, 82 fancy St o fancy lemons, 360 siz . < & large stock, per b 4 | @250 medium sizo bunches, $2.00G2.25. it | PINEAPPLES-N: MISCELLANE ; choice, 1@l lou HUS, 1@, lugs, per doz. nds, standards, Se; pear glish walnuts, filberts, 100 W, 6es 12¢; nuts, 10c; peeans, DATES—In €0 10 70-b, boxes, G utes, small boxes, 10¢ per b, CIDER-—Pure juice, per hbl RICE POPCORN—Tn the £ bbi orders, 5 1d pe v he HIDES AND TALLOW. n No. 1_green hides 2 18 | b c; No. 1 green e 10c; Iy fin it 1205 pardly it ts 2@ic sled early skins). ed el (shor T 1 . shearlings (shore w dry shearlings (s ch, 610c; ary shearlin " gkinel. No. 2, ench, be; dry filn Nebr_ -z butcher wool 'pelts, p pound, actual weigne, b@sc; dry flint Kunsas anc Nebraska murrain wool peits, per pound, actua weight, 4@6e; dry flint Colorado butcher woo pelts, ‘per pound, actual welght, 4wilsc; MNint Colorado murrain wool pelts, per wctunl welght, 4@Ge. Have fe useless to pay’ freight on the TALLOW AND GF No. 1 tige; No. 2 tallow, 34Gde; grease, i} grease, white B, 81¢; g 3¢ ase, dark, 2%4c; old’ butter, wax, prime, 1 rough tailow d pound, tallow, white yellow, 2% eo%is) 7300436, 0484 Aas 30 1getn | 378 | 4814 Bath 301 jitg 10 40 Lud 100108 617 6 20 6 22 | | | | easins| B IR ‘.‘ o S0 0 ¢ as_ foll ter patent i No. 8 white, 20q22) “hominal; No. 3, no sa AN SER 1 s TIMOTHY D—Prime, $4.60, PROVISIONS--Mess pork, per bbl., 9 Tard, per 10/ s SEAGEIT whorl” rive, loose $5.605.107 dry saited shouiders (boxed 5. short clear sides (boxed), $6.97" ‘\\nIHNK\'— Distillers' The followlng were the receipts and shipmen! today: TArticies. finished goods, e . S | Tour, bbls. i3 %000 heat bu. 42000 Corn, b, 184000 Oats. bu. 10900 Rye bu Bariey. bu... “On the Protusy exen Kot was ue 23,00 177.00 59,00 vmh\ ths butter @10he: T1k@rze. Checno, T@TN NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET, osing Quots Commodi YORK, Aug. & ports, 17,000 thern flour, mill patents, $.00G4.25; Minne: nesota bakers, $. winter © Staples. FLOUR Lbls, Market dull neglected and n HAGAT; city mill o nts, $3.75013.95; spring NEW B minal low grad; £2.00613. flour, ¢ superfine, gyl CORN 'MEAL- ndywin ye “WHEAT—Receipts, 41,600 bu.; Bpot, slow s trades; No. 2 1 No. 1" hard, Options clined under local pressure, rallied on covering; trade dull all day, closing at tically unchanged prices; Augist, 12%c; ber, 725G78%¢; December, c. CORN--Recelpts, 101400 bu. ; exp Bpot active on export orders vator; A6 livered, Opilo trading active for near and Octobe teady OA #pot exports, apart’ on northern, 7 opened dull Septem 3 white Gptions o foilowing cora; September, Caitforntn, 21 ) o 21 s, 20 to 24 b, ' to 16@18¢; Xas, dry 19i5¢; Gal Ayrex, dry. e, 1201 LEATHER Ayres, light @, WOOL tendy heavy hemlock welghts, 28 Tue ueld, 21 Firm; domestic fleece, 18G28c; pulled HAY—Quiet; ship [N HOPS Very , 3@te: 18, OVISIONS extra mess, 37 . $9.00@11.00 Cut meats, 1_shoulders, g, quiet; @ Heef, dull; 8.00; b iy, extr quiet; pi 5%e; plc old, 3@ic; Pacific coas ramily, $11.50612.5 hams, $1 Indla led bell hams, 16,5066, firm. family, nominal refined, $11.50112.00; clear, ' $12.606 14. 0. CHEESE—Quiet; state. lurg smal a@s B@shc; part’ akima, oo ol skims, TG GS-—Quiet: western, TALLOW—Steady; city, PETROLEUM $1.25 bia ROSIN-—Quiet $.524G 157, TURPENTIN RICE—Stead: Japan, 3naidi MOLASSES. good 1o chol METALS—Pig iron, steady; 1.0 morthern, $12.00g1: brokers' price, $11.62ig; e COTTON SEED OIL-8 m pressure to sell: closed rather nominal crude, in bbls., S5e, nominal; prime crude, 1862%; off cride, In bbls, 2c; summer ¥ prime, 28@%Wlc:’ yellow off grades, 2G2T4e white, prime, Sic; butter oll, $.05. [ Coffee Market nark.t. NEW YORK, 8.—COFFEE—Option opened steady at local pressure, fresh, 1313 44e; country, die. strained, common to Quiet at 21G20%e. w Orleans, open kettle south Coppe m, ste . $11.90, prim, on Havre advices 200 per gal., Recoipa.|Shipments 7.000 1,000 nar- rincipal Receipts, 17,00 Min: 2200 bu, ‘short pruc- 500 bu. ; ¢ in eles Ibs., Huenos o 3 1 c; good to cholee Park. i ~Dull and easy; United closed at good i domestie, falr to extra, 4@6%c; mwe | ¢ without loose, o déciine of § polnts under wd WOOL, UNWASHED-—Fine heav light, 8@ quarter-blood, 10@12c: and chaffy, $@dc ted ‘nnd_ broken fc ed and hroken, fine, 6@Se, WOOL, WASHED-Medium, 15@15c; 160; tub’ washed, 1618 black, 8¢; tag locks 2@3c: dead pulled. Sa6e. 6@te: Seedy, rse, fine, 1 ‘Lucks, ' ' WEEK'S MILLS, Large Volume at R MINNEAPOLIS Miller says: with a comparison Citl Minneapolis Superior-Duluth Milwaukee St. Louls pf Business Done duced Prices. Aug. S.—The rihweste: with the same week 1504 ] e als & ; inneapalis mills did Inst weel, selling wis at low rather th was sh wanted ing that a largely of bus but m volume e to shut down domestie trade the flour shipped supplies were low creased_amount of p ‘millers were not willing to m to do business. abroad. Prices patent are about 10 cents lower at Minnea than a week ago. port flour shipments, o0, barrels, against 48,575 barrels (n 18 iperior-Duluth ‘reports a fair trade perienced last week by a few of the mills others found fhe market dull. The situation i s | improved, but only slightly oreigners too ), | some patent. Total stocks of flour at mills an in transit, 298,000 | against AL Milwaukée business’ Wi very rders taken about equal the T aot. (hat 1ot L ite ke corameliod (10 Ak a few more for their flour than are north from lack of sufficient is against them. bt moi than aceepted, being terest usually indica some espentl ent ke Jdutl, thoug me, Jected to 0 0 0 flour was inquiry kenerally is dull, but there was de i Abroad, though bid of the Oh some Inc conditions w market was possible to s delphia price buyers refused were reduced the trade ent. At Baltimote very litt conditions appeared favorable, 1RO AL Now Alsuppointing one | flour at an ad were put up & to meet them, Yoru it City being ance. At to 10 cents, and though' the continued indiffe s done, thoug] " wWE 1 ‘kent S LY TRADE REVIEW, & in th nemer CLEVELAND, Aug view this week will unanimous, few leate anything but the ste 1; | the strong position all fron and steel product have held for the past two months. Thes for the time being some uncertainty about semer pig iron, due to additions to the furnaces turning out Bessemer, colnclde W slackening consumption In thy trict on_aceount of repairs to plants. But so far ax the mar wet of these Influ in’ prompt delivery sale « been made to & wesiern coal company $15.5 in the valley, and In a few Instan, figure * sligatly lower, amount ot taken by this single rest was about tons, all placed through | itisburk, but distribute among Pittsburg and western fuinaces, inelud in the latter being one in the Chicago distric and one ut- St. Louls that are about to star up after long Inactivity, 1€ s known that ther very little Bessemer be had from fu cast Alleghenies, A ton W “tall the in 5 el enuary 1, re author Tties n Pl 8.—The Iron say: While Trad, not R entirel dy maintenance o ] Bes list portant ste t has reflect ces has been chiefl n- wome of whic v o 1 surpl according Markets. 8- WHEAT a 4 s a, and closed ! "ORN—Bpot, dull; American mixéd new ) Futires openied. With - near f and distant positions d 1ow Auiust "0 lower, and hilinens” wbout il Y N Rept S Tone : \0sd; " November. e Wigd; Junuary. Ss Tigd. FLOUR- Fiim; demand_ . v winter, New York T ry Goods Market. W YORK, Aug. 8.—Agents announce thal on August 15 thelr prices of American Indigo and Calcutta fancles will be advanced to 4% erican _shirting to de; American B lgoes 10 G%c; also Hlacks: here was & much around’ inquiry for wll descriptions koods, Loth staples and fancic wte quantities. The collective large. ' Printing cloths, positioni 1 and_ clos. ofher months October fcember, freely ane better ’ of and taking b firm & ha AS CITY Beic; N g, e Clty Markets. Aug. 8 —WH Ted, $90; rejec 2 mixed, Hig@le; No 2 mixed, 1LGI9%o; 2 white, OATS! white, Duluth Wheat Market. n\'LUTH Aug. I—WHEAT-HI[h i , ‘cash, e No: 1 Borthern, Sl Se: Rtiiat B Sebliaber, W D 2.08 Jice shipping etock, none, baskets, Michaels, $6.00; per bunch, $2.25 §z; r green No. 2 I, 8 to 13 Tides, y t t diy t cut off, as it 18 240 A fine burry W 6e; t n The output last week at four points, last but prices wille k a 000 in 1804, h output Kk the and Prices foreiEn offers per the im- Phila- but h for Dex- ¥ reports from selling centers in. it . of t with Pittsburg dis- h o ¢ t quiet 458, ad distributed; £ supplied; indigoes t t pots, though this price Is declined No. 1 poited from Australia, (14,000 from India ax 00 from Daris, whilé (200,000 went to the Ca and £50,000 to E The increase in other posits reflects repayment by tie governm Matured treasury bills and exchequer bonds. stock markets W idle today, except mine ns were neglected and ' irr iflc flrsts keep strong, the good. The Britlsn trade retu ¢ hest for weveral months past Xports show increase I8 the in goods ¢ here This gives American ¢ the ko buying chinges. Parls exchange 15 nearing poin The following were the c the leading_ stocks of the toda: Atchisol New York [Nortnweste do pic. NOY. Centra N Y.&N. E Ontario & W. Orezon Imp Oregoi Na 0.8 L & U. Pacific Mail, D. & “Plitaburg Pullman Paiace. lthiore & Oiiio. ada Pacific. .. Canada Southern . Central Pacihe Ches. & Ohto Chieago Alton CIBINTOL i Chicawo Gas. Consolls ( . Colo. Coal & Iron. Cotton Ol Cert.... Delaware & Hud. Del.. Lick. & W... D. & R. G. prd....0 D. & C#. Co. Erie...... do i h “Fort Wiviio Northern vfd. . R. G. W, vfa. (| Rock Iuland. .. g 8t Paul do pfa St P& O do pfa Southern P S.Etr Rofine T & Siosuing Vallay Hiinofs Ceatr il Duluth.... W.SLL & P 3% W. St L. & P. ntd. ells Fareo Ex cetern Union Wheetme & '8 o i, M. & St 1 W D & R G E N.L.. o ptd. toro.. Lead Trast Lousville & N Muniiattin Cos Memphisk O 3| “do'ptd. AT, T, A A & T 8t L. & K. bl *do.ptd 10818, R. R. | do prd Am. T do pfd.. Missouri Pi Mobile & Olilo Naahiville Ciiat The total shares, baced 4,600; soli 4,100; wales of sto Hingion, 185 ectric. 12,400 Reading, w0; United Manhattan 90); Rock Isl St Paul, s Leather, 3,4 ney Market. 5—MONEY ON Tast loan, 1 per cent; New York M NEW YORK, Aug at 1 per cent; cent SRIMIS CALL close MERCANTILE PAPER-3LG1% 3 STIERLING business in’ banke mand EXCHANGE-Quict, il $4000 & 'for sixty with 04,5015 duys: post 1 state mods railr firm, Closing auotations on bonds were as follows: [Ty 1.8, 48 conp. new. arreney. W Qo N.J. C. Gen. No. Puc. 18ts. dozdy 5 . W Consois.. .. 1043 00§, F. Deb. 53 114 R. G. West. 1ats. )ig St P, Counols 79.. Tenu. new set 5 | doC &P W 5 Tenn, 01d 03 SUL.&T Va. Centurios...” St L& § Tex: o, Tuts. ROV| do2ds.. .. Suig| U, P. 1814 of 1q| Weat Shore 48..... 8314 So. R. R.... 1 s Tenn. new sot U Atehisor Cannd; L. & N, O.R. & N. lsts gular, At osing_aquotations on | exchange Con: nd actual for d were about with yesterday native cows largely at $2.30 285, with a $.05 top. Canners and sirabie cow stuff d all the wa from §2 % | down to $1.00. Bulis and rough stock wers in large supply, but sold at about yest day's prices tockers and steady Good sold feeders were tiful, especially good feeders. Operator x- | claimed that a good many more could have been %old if they had been here While good feeders and stockers of welghts sell_readily, the commonish \d- rough stock cattle are not even at very low prices. The 1 was about steady. Representative STEERS, Av. Pr No. LA160 8150 0.0 COWS, not very Pr. 20 A I 240 0 W 240 L1000 S0 0. a. 1 bid. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON. Aug. 8.—Call loans, Ume louns, 2434 stocks, DO 108 And ninlng ANAFas: 2@3 per cent: per cent. Closlaz pricss for 00 15| Westiuen, Bleo... 1143/ W. Elec. pra. .. 04| Wis. Ceutral 1 95 Gen. Elec. pfd.1] 7| Atchisn 2ds . Ateliison 4s. .. | New England eu. Elcetric ot Wik Cent. 1ats ¢ Allouez Mining Go M AIOLC. e 's| Boston & Muntand '¢| Butte & Boston... [Calumet & Heol |Centenn! S| Bomnkii res 41 |Kearsarge..... .. 14| Oaceol: |Quney . 76 | Tamarack.. 01 | Wolverine Boston & Maine. a0 pid.... % Fitehbure pfd Gen. Bieetrie.. Tlinols Steel... u Cantrai’: &N, Did'catony. Ore. Short Line Rubber. Sun Diezo Un West B West End nfd San Francisco Mining Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.--Che oMHeial clo 10 QUOLALONS (or mining 228 toliy wors follows: Alta Al Andes ... Belcner Heat & Boieher Bodle Con....... Bullion... ... Caledonia Chullenge Uon..... L0Liur Sonfidence Con. Cai & Va. Crown Point... Exehequer.... Gouid & Curry. Hale & Norcross.. Juli Tustice, 12 [Kentugky Con % |Lady Wash Cou 80 | Mexican.. 27 |Mono. 80 | Mount Diabic 16 |Oceldental Coi 22 |Ophir.... 10 |overn, 27 |Potos. o8 . 86 280 8K Scorplon . Sterra Novada, Silver Hill. Silver King. . Union Con |Utah Con...... | vellow Jasicet. ..l Stivor birs, Giig 33 Mexiosa dollics, B3ig @bdc. Dratts, algnt, 24e: talegeapats, New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-Ths (Olovias ars eloring i i 105 41014: Burwer T [onwrio 60 [opmir.. 55 |Plymoutn g oy Sterra Novada. Siandaed Cholor.. Crowu Point. Con. Ca'. & Va. Deadwood Gould & O pta. 1000 40 200 Homestako. 40 <Iron Siiver London Stock Quotations LONDON, Aug. 8.4 p. . closinz 107 (Mexican ordluary. | (St Paul com g | N. Y. Central o KolW, dcc Can. Pactfl 20 7108 65 BT 07, d per ounce, MONEY—i per cent. The rate of discount in the open short bills is 916 per cent. The rate in the open market for three months or cent The amount England on balanc market f U meou bills 18 5 ¢ bullion gone into the today I8 £51,000. Bank inancinl Notes. BOSTON. Aug. 8—Clearings, §15 ances, 31,209,556, BA balances, $3)1,638 PHILADELUHIA balances, $1.37 NEW YORK balances, Aug. 8.—Clearin 1,847,410 Aug No. 2| 4" [ quiet Exchange on New York,' par CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—Clearings, ances, $1,241,367. ¢ 4G4% per cent for oall loans and 5 Gent for commercial paper. le premium, at per $13,493,738; New York exchang e e e At SN i I, BRI 1034 i g cent. bal- Business dull; money plentiful per 300 3 00 MILKERS AND and ‘calf and calf.! v and calf.. and calf. 3 WE NEBRASKA. Gettys, No. 24 feeders. , Armstrong 5 cows.. 1 calf. Ashberger, 21 cows 4 feeders. | 78 feeders.... Gor, 1 teeder Av. Pi Av. 1120 33 2 F: Y . 962 L 32 w0 813 810 509 A 5 1200 2 X ight 10 John 1210 0 5 feeders....1005 Camprel, L1020 helfer.. 1 cow bulls cow cows calf.. 3 cows.. cows. cows. 3 cows.. Chiistlanson. bull..... tull #7 feeders der.. ST Lo cows., wth Bros. i feeders. . Bruddock 29 fecders Obepwelter U cows.. cows. 1238 heifers cow see 923 W, Ryan. 0ri 102 Coeders 3 steers. . 3 50 SIRAYS. feeders 1 cow 2 bulls 22 cows. 13 cows 1 cow 'l 1270 10 980 it Twenty-six I were rec a8 akainst tw yesterday. general run of the offerings was not very good There were a few fair loads of light mixed b and two or three londs of good heavy hogs, the great bulk of all the hogs here w not very good. The market was fairly uctive at @ decline of 5gioe. One load of us: sorted lght hogs brought $4.70. 1 of the hogs sold at from # Shippers complain that ther ping that are sultable me buyer said that loads of light mixed hogs 1; | wix light hogs e time b The few light h ket are so common that few nough to ship out. Representative N Av. Sh. Pr. e} 4 210 11 P T 1 1186 or nt 16 of to $4.50, for he hought d got only that would do to ship. At ® for four double-decks. al- four sales sh |3nARIA~ &0 165 20 “ w BB3Zuan TR T T DT Y to unde- plen- tle 1l light wanted arket today hogs sold at 850 0 1.5 Sheep receipts arriving here Kupply was from $4.6 to and pigs at from 11,000 he but t were small wgiinst 18, equal to all to prime native sheep & chiiefly at from $8 to §3.50. ful and active at from lambs sold freely at §4 plentl wpring from §: externs wer £ o § i m $3.40 York Live Stock. Aug. 8. —BEEVES—Recelpt head; no teading of importance. Buropean Bles quote Amerfcan stoers at @12 Welghts; refrigerator buef today CALVE New NEW YORK Recelp's, 132 head; on sale. market L barely steady; only 125 head sold; veals, poor to prime. $4.0066.35; grassers and buttermilk’ calves, $1 2 SHEEP AND LAMUS- Reccipts, 5,80 head on sale, 48 cars; market dull and’ barely steady for common to medium stock; good Jambs nom. inally rated o trifle stronger; over 6,000 head SN unsold; sheep, poor 1o prime, $2.00G3.70; lambg, common 1o good, $3.3565.00. HOGEReceipts, 2,80 head; trife weak .o rket a i Live Stock. ST, 8 —CATTLE—Receipts, 2,700 head; shipments, 2700 head. Market steady on best grades, others 10@16e off; dressed beet and shipping steers, full range, $4.25@5.76; butcher steers, $2.0004.00; cows stockers und feeders, Qiun_ steers, full rang HOGS- Recelpts, 2,600 hewd. Market 56100 for lght dex; $4.50a4.80; likht, $4. T2 Recelpts, head. Market 2i@25c’ lower; n lambe, $2.0004.50; southwest shee Kn CITY, Aug shipments, 4,600 heid Texus stecrs, $2.8061 oxis o Deef stecrs, $5.00@5.607 native steers stockers and feeders, $3.0064.23; bulls shipments, 3,200 heavy and strong @i0; packers, hipments, ives, $2 $2.0003 ck. Rece ket st KA 6,200 hend; th strong; Recelpt thet kte 3500450 lights £4. 404,80, T ceipts Ket weak 4,100 head; 1¥; bulk packers, $4.70@4.90; shipments. 1,30 of sales. $440G4 80 $44504.80; mixed Yorkers, $4.8)0 heavies, 44061475 4 pix SHERR wead; S2.00605.60, 2800 head; shipments, 1,100 lambs, $110a04.90; s Sizht. I four principal mark for Thursday, August § Hogs. Sheep 1.8 16,000 £100 South Omaha ChICREO oveennes Kansas City Louls sueit Totals L2512 24,508 ket W neral M LOUIS, Aug. 8.—FLOUR $3.00G5.93; cholee, $2.35G2.5 TAT—Openied lower but soon 4o above yesterday: cash, G8¢; September, 88%c: Dicembor Opened weak _and_September lower at- G6%c; September, e neked Dull, very little or, 2 May, 2 S Lgwer: 430 FLAX SEED—Aav 81,08 TIMOTHY SEED CORN MEAL—Quict: §1 BRAN-Steady; 6ic, eas HAY-O0ld timothy scaice wanted: prairie, active at $10.00716.00. WHISKY fancy, g and Au- rencted ! st 1 4 doing; A@23%c. 1 sharply, Steady: $4.234.5 .95, track; 6Se and firm; ehols $6.5008.50; Steady; $1.22 METALS Lead was weak old ot $9.30. but later adv 100 tons xold at $3.32G5,5 strong, with a demu alos $3.80; Augus #bid, PROVISIONS —Pork better: prime, $6; ch shoulders, $6.25; longs, $6; ribs 6. Diy salt . bixed %; clear, 1,00 Buls; wheat, outs, 48,000 bu, W0 bbis.: wheat, 13,000 bu. Iy and 10 o !0"h Il 10, n, Lard, higher; Ehoulders, 2,000 bu u HUPMENTS - Flour, corn, 10,000 bu.; oat 13,000 oreign K Aug. & for th unt. for checks, NDON, Aug Avres ut 1 Affairs, per cent rentes, ixchange on London, RIS, 102¢ ac 20t 18 today at Lisbon reburg Rome, 46 The Bank KIAnd's rate of dis remaing unchanged percent. The statement of the hank of England, issuel today, shows the following s, 0% com pared’ with_the previous accoun: tal reserve, increase, £34,000; ulation, decrense, {72,000 bullion, ' deer other securifics, ' a crease, {82.000; other deposits, Increase, (1,0%,000; public’ deposits, decrense, £1,156,000; notes resery Inerense, £17,000; government recurities, incrense, £105,000. ' The proportion of the bank's Feserve to liability, which lust week was 5735 per cent, 18 per cent. Wool Aug. . s were count Market. At the sheepskin sales offered, of Which 200 w ed %d and sho in " detail: New South hing and combing, 6@ bales: clath and combing, 2%@6HI: i, 643 bales; elothin and combing, 24@eld; South Australia, 1,1 bales; clothiag and combing, 25@6d: Swan River, 297 bales; clothing and combing, 2146 G%d: Tasmania, 202 bales; clothing and combing, 260Ghd; New and, 679 bales: clothing and ombing, 214@10%d: Huenom Avres, 17 bales: Glothing and combiag, 315@5; Punta Arenas, 61 bates: ‘clothing and combing, . Cotton Mark EW ORLEANS, Aug. 8$.—~COTT wteady: 430 ‘hales; August tember, §6. . 36,200,848 368566186 Do ; @6.47; February, $7.11G7.13, LOUIS, Aug. . dling, kales, none; ne; ments, 500 ;stock, 14, NEW YORK, Auk. f.-COTTON—Quiet; Aling, T4es net and Krosk Tecelpts, none; expoits, Great Britain, 48 bales: continent, 954 bales; for- warded, none; sales, 200 bales, all ‘spinaers; stock, 565 bales. LONDON, today 3,685 b withdrawn. 1 W ady Wales, 101 6l4d; 'Queensland bl Futures, 3675 Novembe mid- ship- COTTON—Steady; mid- Peorin Markets. JRIA. Aug. 8.—CORN—Dull, lower; No. 2, 3 PE white, 24e; No. nominal. im; finished goods, high' wines. 2CEl Wieat, 5,400 bu.; ¢ . 66,90 bu.; rye and Tarley AIPMENTS - Wheat, 1,200 oats, 49,650 bu. noi on the basis PTS 1700 bu.; rye barley, 1,400 bu. Sugar Market, Aug. R—SUGAR—Raw, firm 16 centiifugal, 9 test, § 5-lc; ctive: standard A, 4 516@4%c confec A, 4 516ad! cut loaf, § 1-16@5k¢ 1-16@aves powdered, 4%G4 16-16c; ranulated. 4 1-1 i cubes, 4 11-16{i4%c. LONDON, Aug JGAR—Cane, quiet, but ady; centrifugal T0% 100sd, Heet sugar, and rather August, 95 10%34; NEW ir - refined ners’ crushed, & YORK Juva, dor; [ s Wheat Market. 8. WHEAT—Steady Ived The e but mixed great bulk « ‘o good light the shipping twenty- the @6ic; Deceml On track i 3 ‘66%c: No. JUR - Easy ts, $3.35G3.60; Clears, $2.45; expc t Quotation Aug. B—WH $L043; " May, $111%. o1l Market. Aug. 8.—LINSEED OIL INE-Spirits, 20 4% ———— Attorney H or Perjury. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Aug. §.—Thomas Phelan, who was at one time a leading at- torney of this city, was before Judge Craw- ford, charged with perjury. He was bound over in $500 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. His arrest was made upon omplaint of his brother, James Phelan, of D » AT—Very aull; December, 218 6d, e Distillery Increnses Its Capacity. PEORIA, Aug. 8.—For the past month the only distillery in operation in Peoria has been the Independent Atlas, and that at a capacity of 1, Today it will increase its capacity to 2,500 bushely, “Threshing over old straw between the Ives and the Adams Interests. This action was not unexpected. In fact, we learned that it was coming two weeks ago.” Mr. Payne added that the question was purely oue of law. “We debts are charged, I which should not see, with paying off be preferred. The truth Is, we have paid off some preferred debts by order of the court, but you may be sure we have not pald anything we were not required to pay. The receivers are also charged with standing in with Mr. Adams, ch nan of the reorganization board. Now it Is true that Mr. Adams has given the re- ceivers very strong financlal support. He had advanced $5,000,000 to the receivers and urally they have tried to work in harmony with the people who own the property an who are entitled to consideration. But Mr. Adams does not control the receivers and doe not direct their polic As a matter of fact the receivers do not approve of his plan to unite the interests of the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern. I consider the p posed unfon of interests as against publ interests, not to be countenanced by the pub- lie. The Northern Pacific is a great public highway and its construction was largel alded by a land grant. The people, there fore, have a right to expect continued ind vidual operation of the road. The receivers have recently entered upon a new policy in regard to the disposal of these lands to a tual settlers. They desire the advent of im migration and the settlement of the coun- try. The lands will accordingly be sold to purchasers of this class and prices for tillable tracts will be clos to the government prices."” Regarding Mr. Ives' plan of local receivers along the line of the road. in other words, a receivership by states or sectlons, he sa d such a plan would result in utter confusion and disaster. Confirms the Order of Sale. HELENA Mont, Aug. 8.—An order has been filed in the district court by Judge Hiram Kuowles providing for the foreclosure sale of the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern railroad at the end of thirty da f in the meantime the various sums of inf est due on the consolidated bonds with in terest on those sums from the dates when they become payable are not forthcoming The decree is confirmatory of the order of the court in Oregon with such addizional pre visions as are made appropriate by the re- lations of the consolidated road with Mon- tana. Forecloxure of Mortgnge Ordered. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8.—In the United States court the suit of the Farmers' Loan and Trust company agalnst the Oregon Rail- way and Navigation company for foreclosure of ‘a mortgage amounting to $12,500,000 and interest from December, 1803, came up. Judge Bellinger allowed the bill and the de- cree of foreclosure will be entered. The suit was brought June 25, 1884, on account of the failure of the Union Pacific, which then con- trolled the Oregon Railway & Navigation com- pany, to pay interest amounting to about $1,000,000. nd Burlington V Two special Pullman sleepers will leave Omaha today for Hot Springs, the Black Hills and the Yellowstone National park, re- turning via Minneapolis. This Is the second of the Burlington's vacation tours. Fifty- Mive persons are ticketed out. On the first of these excursions only mineteen persons went along. The increase in patronage sug- gests the possibility of a speclal train for the next occasion. These tours are to be a permanent feature of the Burlington's summer Seasons. it 0L ran Anklgns. PEORIA, Aug. S.—Hearst, Dunn & Co., manufacturers of agricultural implements, made a voluntary assignment this morning to John I. Black. The liabilities amount to $123,435, and the assets to $115,649. SGRAPHIC Postmaster General Wilson has gone to Long Branch for a few days, Governor Budd of California, been very sick, i reported better. Assistant United States Attorney Haight of Los Angeleg died Thursday of consump- tion. John W, tion Tour. BRI who has to San the as- Mackay has returned Francisco for the first time since sault upon him. Treasurer Cheney of the ber of Commerce has been short In his iecounts, The Portage Iron works at will resume operations. wn since 1875, Communications were exchanged Thurs- day by heliograph between a party on Pike's Peak and one in Denver. 1. R. Andrews of New York was elected president of the United Typothetae, The next meeting will be held in- Rochester. The land office at Perry, OklL, has de- cided the contest involving the ‘town site of Cross in favor of the holders of town lots. The body of an dressed, was found Topeka Thursday. suicide. Louisville shine all pr the national reunion. Miss Lilzabeth wn (¢ Buff Rerself Thurs is_known W. C. Donaldson, the absconding ant * postmaster of Caldwell, Kin., sted and lodged in Jail Thursday Girard, Kan, The national vention of Workers, In session at Chicago, ficers Thursday and adjourned Hoston next \eur Mrs. Z. T. Lewls, witc bond forger, has secured execution on her valuable the furniture in the house. The secretary of state of Missourl has petiticned for a receiver for the Bank of Buckner, Mo., charging the officiuls have been guilty’ of illegal banking Rosa Gordon, on trial at Harbou Ky., for Kilkni an inmate of a hous il Fepute, wax acquitted Thursday two women had quarreled over @ visitor. W. N Boston Cham- found ~ $6,210 Duncansville, They have well of to unknown man, in the woods west Indications point making preparations to out- fous efforts in entertain Grand Army of the Republ nt society and killed for the act Bird, a_promi lo, N. Y., shc NoO cause Garment clected of- to meet at of the exemption homestead Urbana, O., from and ville . of n nale confined in *he Lilled with a wan Hurst, & asylum at Lexington, Ky, Thursday @ fellow patient nained De Long brick which he had procured in som ner unknow John damep, enviile, W by two gdmb reled ovil a ers escaned. Chairman Bland of cratic conventlon has gates from that state Siiver conference of democrats, at Washington, August 14, Complaints have been filed county commissioners at Denver in to the spread of Russtan thistle. It s said that unless some measure be taken at once to exterminate them they will ruin the crops. A young woman ville,” from Tecoma, to visit her brother, in one of the depols er money, but a e inors address, s find him, lunatic stockman at was shot and Killed whom he had quar: The murder- a_farmer and v rs with gume of cards 1-mo- adelr trec held the Missouri appointed the to the national 10 he with the regard Pear came to Chicago her pocket picked They not only 0ok slip _containing her and she was unable to named who ha that even better figures are bound to rule. Resales of Bessemer pig In the Pittsburg market caused a slight reaction, but brought about lively buying. The Wheeling steel makers eased up on prices of billets earlier in the week and quickly found numerous buyers 1t is clear that rolling stock fe being con= tracted for early delivery and it may be noted that gome pretty fair orders for locos motives for South America have been given out. The trade in foundry fron in the west is ¥howing numerous signg of activity on the part of speculators and of customers. It is assured that a threatened advance in the freights on southern fron has been driving buyers Into the market ENJOYED A CHECK RED CARBER. of n Man Who Scores of ¥ DENVER, Aug. Jim Clarke, the Rio Grande rallroad detective, who was shot and Killed in the street at Telluride yesterday by an unknown assassin, was formerly a de perate outlaw and Is believed to have him- «elf killed more than a score of men. Dur- ing the war he was a member of Quantrell's band of guerrilla Afterward he was a government scout and Indian fighter. He was a member of the Jesse James gang and after it was broken up he committed numer- ous stage robberfes in the northwest. Bight years ago he settled in Telluride, where he served a long time as town marshul, enforcs ing strict observance of the law. He had the reputation of being one of the best shots in the world gt FOUR BURNED IN A SMALL Denth Had Killed Himself. HOTEL. G PENDLE night eral Four st D ed n Lighted Mateh N Tank of Gusoline TON, Ore., Aug consumed the transfer buildings adjoining bodles have been ruing and one man s killed are FRANK BREDING. OLD WOLF, an Indian. WILLIAM STRASSING. Missing: William Ta There were thirty-nine house at the time of the fire. The fire originated on an upper floor of the hotel 1d was caused by @ man dropping a lighted match near gasoline. The property loss amounts to § insurance, § Colorado Editor in Bad Sha LEADVILL lo., Aug. 8 proprietor and editor of the Herald-Democrat. and Chronicle of this city, who has been i1l for the past week, is pronounced by his phy- siclans to be in a very critical condition. He is suffering from spinal trouble and it is feared he will never again be able to take charge of his business affairs. Colonel Davis is one of the pioneers of this state and one of the most brilliant newspaper men in Colorado. ar Fire last hotel and sev- Main street, recovered from the still missing. The on guests in the - an ix on th , Kan.,, Aug. 8 publicans of this county have Introduced an in county politics by nominating Stralt for register of deeds. It time in the history of the county woman has_be ninated for any county office REALTY MAR INSTRUMENTS placed on 1805: W Way innovation Miss Stella is the first that a principal record Aogust 8, WARRANTY DEEDS, J. C. Barnard and wife to B. K. Windham, n 138 feet of n % of W 50 feet of e 150 feet of lot 7, block Orchard Hill B. Windham and wife nard, e 24 feet of w % subdfy B. . Thom R. to'J. C. THa of lot'5, lw)s and wife to' G. P, © 1% of lot 17, block 3, Rush addition to South Omuha.. W. Patrick_and husband to Holling, ne 36-16-11 . Same to Jurgen Holling, J 46-16-11 & E, QUIT CLAIM DE . Bemis to Edgar Zabriskie, block 4, Bemis park. DE to D. C block 74, Omaha J. lot Speclal master Smith, e % of ot 3, Total amount of trasfers F. P. SMITH (Tel 108) 6. M. STANFORD F. P. SMITH & CO. GRAIN and PROVISIONS Room 4. N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. Branch offices at Fremont and Columbus. Al orders placed on the Chicago Hoard of Trade. Correspondents: _Echwarte, Dupee & Co., Chie engo; Behreiner, Flack & Co., St Louls. Reles 1o Firet National Bank. Omina JAMES B. BOYD. 5w, DEAN, Telephiote 1039. BOYD & DEAN OMAHA, NEB. COMMISSION Grain, Provisions & Stocks Room 111% Board of Trade. Direct wires to Chicago and New York, Correspondents: John A. Warren & Co BARGIN lation you muy b 4 wend TRADING UlAUon you My have read wen for ours, which 1s NEW and EXPLAINED COMPLETE. 1t clearly explaing margin_ trading and DEI S ALL MARKET and will’ teach you CO.. 22 Traders No matter what booklet on #pece IRRIGATION BOND SALE. Notice is hereby glven thut seiicd proposs als will be recelved by the board of directors of the Lilllun irrigation district of Cust county, Nebraska, at their office at the Ash tchool house, in said district, up to 2 o'clock D m. of the 16th day of August, 189, for £i2,000 0f the bonds Issued by sild irriga= tion district, $25,000 of sald bonds being in bonds of 3500 each and §7.00 of suid bonds Veink in bonds of $100 each. All of sald bonds drawing Interest at the rate of 6 pep it per annum, payable semi-annually The phincipal and interest of sald ayable At the office of the stute treasy of ‘the state of Nebraska final remaining due ‘of sald payabl twenty (2) years from their date. sill bonds bayable in installments after ten years from their date. The hoard of directors reserve the right to reject and all bids., Ads dress all bide to Metealf et Walworth, Custer county, Nebrask ;order of the board of directors, y_of_July H. P. GATES, President L. METCALF. Secreiary, Jy-26-m-&-8-20-¢ Notlce of Dissolution. co-partnership heretofore existing bes tween us under the name of R. McClelland & Co. has thix day been dissolved by mutual consent and agreement. Robert Mc Clelland has bought the interest of Rohrbough and assumed the labilities of the firm, and will continue the business as R. McClelland & Co. M(Jllhl('l‘ M'CLELLAND, . J. ROHRZOUGH. L4 0 made August L, 9%