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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

ST LOUIS. Aug 7.-FLOUR-Dull weak and
unchanged patents. 81 O5G4 %; straiEhts, 50 75d
$50; clear S3.OOq3. 40; low and medium, s. OOg
80.
WIEAT-Futures opened weak and declined
heavily on heavy local receipts. lower cables
and reports Of Increased worlds shipments.
Prices finally closed al from 1AC TO 24c lower
than yesterday. Spot, good demand. hut de-
Cdedly lower. No 2 red cash. elevator, 7gi.c
track SGGSlc; No. hard cash 7IC, track
August soc. September, 7glsc: December. SOC.
CORN-Futures actve al the opening hut soon
uuieted down and the market closed al from x
10 bsC lower than yesterday Spot dull lower
No . cash, 24l.c bid, September 24asui May
g7L4c bid
OATS-Duu and lower FOR both spot and
futures: No. . cash, lie bid; track No. 2
lSLc: September. IKE
RYE-NomnRl; Il nc.
BARLEY-NOminBl
COENMEAlS-Sl 456i1 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Fail River Print Cloth Mnrset.

FALL RIVER. Aug Tine stock marker has
been quiet this week and but three sales are re-
corded. There mas been some bidding FOR small
lots
The curtHllrneut Of this week Of 70 coo pieces out
Of the production has stopped million
spindles and has lost to TIM operatives $50 =
OGO in wages. Eighteen cotton mills closed
during the week and about The same number will
he shut down next week. The curtRilment Is
practically a forced one, beCHuse of the shortage
Of print cloth cotton and the market has re
sponded Ia the conditions and has gone uU 10
y-1GC, There II nothing very definite known
abOut CurtBilment beyond next week still, meu
IN the trade insist that by October the pruduc-
ton VIII have been cut on 10 per cent for August
and September.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug The Cuuard line
steamer Etrur-a arrived In port early this
morning from Liverpool and Queenstown,
hgatine its best previous record across the
Atlantic. This Is a wonderful performance
when II Is considered that the E-ruTia has
been in service for nearly thirteen years, j
left Daunts Rock, al the eatr4nce Of Quee aE-
town harbOT, At k:5I a. n. on August ], Gu1
arrived al Sandy Hook hghtship al 30 a m
this morning making toe run IN five DAYS,
w eu y-One hours and ten minutes, actual
time. It's caily runs We're: ID trum lJauut q
Rock 10 noon; 4s2 $50. AZ, sg5. 493 and 20
10 Sandy Hook lightship. Total distance,
2,7S6 knots It's average per hOur was about
"a eutV knots
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Burclnries nj woonsocket.

WoONSOCKET S. D., Aug Especially
The store of V. Nj. Grissel & Co of this
place was broken into Thursday night and
$500 taken. There is no ciew 10 the burglars
The night before the oil cups We're stolen
from steam thresher standing in the city
and other pilferinE done. A number OF
cattle have been stolen lately from different
farmers near here and il is thought an or
EBnIzed band of thieves exists. There is
talk emuuE the farmers of organizing a
vigilance committee 10 rid the country Of
tne EauE
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
STEERS AND sTAGs.

HDGS-Fpr Il Saturday there q fair run Of
hogs. seventy EIGHT fresh loads being on sule.
The demund good and the market us a
waolc IN little better shape than yesterday.
The opening was strong on the light and mixed
ana fully steady on the heavy. There Wus a
good local demand and later the arrival gave
Rtiu more suup 10 the trade thar the close
firm. The sales whole averaged Z cent
and fraction more thEu YESTERDAY.
The hog market the past Week was some WhH
better than during the last week. IN July. Still
The week started out with o decline in prices Of
&c. hut IL recovered u part of Ire loss on Tues
day, with still further addition on "Wednesday
OF lts. Wednesday proved 10 be the high point
u tine week and the highest of any luy since
the middle of May, the average OF all the sales
thnt day being S2.a74. The week closed with
The market exactly where il WIS Al the opening.
The demHnd was good all tin" week the pre-
TallnE prices, shippers H. wei as local packers
LeLnE -rea MuvCrE- L.El--..---. .--L- a-l..-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

Total sales Of stocks today were o. ,905 shares
including: Atchisun a.O3U Atchsun preferred.
3,SlO; Canadian Southern, 4Nl0; Chesapeake q
ONO. @.l45, Burlington. 2O.9aU, Delaware. Lacka-
wanna a Western. 3.3lO, Erie. 6,OA0, Illinois
Central 6.l2O Louisville a Nashville. 6,S7O;
Manhattan l., 90 so6 Missouri Pacific 1850; New
jersey Central S@1. New York Central, a.295
Northern Pacific preferred 5,l7u, ReadtnC, 4.5Oo;
Rock Island II 600, ST Paul GI6ot. southern
railway. lU,H Southern railway preferred, 5,22O
Union Pacific G+45; American Tobacco, S,S4O
Bay State Gas. 1850; Chicago Gas. 7.lS0; Sugar,
= S6V: United States Leuther preferred, G.26O
Western Union. $3.50; Chicago Great Western,
-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

KANSAS CITY. Ans. CATTI.Ear Receipts.
2n h'uoi mar'ri sieaaH 'rlges mchnnErd only
rrsaN trUHt. TsXus steers s. G1u4lO. Texas cows.
s. a'r..G.. native steers. s. 5a7ItS,, native cows
am. hslfrrs yluUuH nU. sfHeters uud feeders.
S. Ians 4u. bulls s. 0uu4u0.
HOGS -Etureiuts. 1000 heHd. market sfondy 10
strong huit u' sales 81 5nfi. 6,. hruvics s. $50
i packers. s. f1ff..a. missed s.. a1tfG 6u. lights
50 45n2 sf Nurtors. &aa7gu g. pigs s. O0aS. "a,
n. n.unI
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Foreign Financial

PARIS, Aug. 1--rhree per cent rentes, 105f &c
for the account.
LONDON. Aus THE amount Of bullion taken
into tae Bank Of England On balance today WaH
E54 Coo
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Quotations of the Day on General
Com ~ cd tiles.

INV ptsk, Aug. I.-ibpl t-tteceirts l4 50.
hhls exports 14 lHs hbls quiet uud unchanged
Miuuasrts ms fonts a ,fsgfs ~. Niruesrto hsEerE
e. co.. - -. - =. -, 20 -.
''' "'ii''l Po''"-n, = .'''
ftrtishts. AloH42a. rye hour quiet sui'ertine'
s. 50, fancy y war. 10.
CORN MEAI--Quiet. yellow western 6lc.
RyE-stcady. NJ western 4sq4si-c
EAIlLEY-Quiet nt gglsu
BARLEY MALT-pul. western 44daac
WHEAT-T.. ceigts. n 4 sse hu t.ports g. es4 hu
spot weaker. 30 . rag N1s1,Sgsr tritinns
opened v.aE and declined uviur ID. a break m
English cait.s rallied shp -tfy IN covering htii
Iprer r1IIppz.g under uouidsfiou and closed IA %
Il.r uef lower. August closed Al kS7.rs e.pf m f
sgl. Tgg I--l6c t.lts,ed al gll.C
g.Fes- paoatr,t, 90 ,V- Ia, s,,,erts ,U- ~. ,,,
Spot wcnl,r. No. : $ii.e' trti1nt opened veil
tuat- henrigb rrnt news v-asF ,gbias and iutii.
luti1r rnlliea sIirltly on .cTyeriur hut nna,ly
sold IN win ,,r.at rnH closed - rr a. paf
lower August CLOSED ~ gIgsr. Ssyfer1l,sr CLOSED
a+ gls.,
uAT.s-Recoifts Jos ono hu c,,ports b0 4aC lu
asst.,t. I,,'.t.,,. ,,,t..
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Peoria Markets.

PEORIA, Aug, s.-COIiN-lluieI. easy, No. 2
a5c.
OATs-Iuactive, easy No white, l@qlg,sc.
RNE-pull nominal
WHISk Y-MarRet steady, finished goods on
the basis 0f 81 ~ fur high wines.
RECETITS-Cnrn 81 $50 bus: oats ~ lac bus
rye. none. whisky, ~ bhls. wheat. J. 200 bus,
SHIPAIENTS-Curn. q Gao bus nurE 90 lnf
hus. rye none: whisky. $50 bhls.. wheat none
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
cattle DuIl AVID stesdy.-HoEs Brirk
nd Alrnnn Nh..nn L-nlrln A..LlAe-

CHICAGO. AUG The trade in cutie wss
Gull prices we're steady; extru herv~s rod N
from sae5 90 sasO. COWS uud heifc-s fair tn
chuice ut from Sl-5 10 Sass calves. nj from
S. TO SaSs.
steady Co. a shade higher although receipts
vere large Sales were a. an extreme rHnrs
uf from 3 ~ go 81 30 chiefly az from So 20
s., %. Prices were about lUc lower than week
uuu.
TRADE iu sheep WIS fairly active M today .
prices She"T s'l5 from s. % ~ 81 and lambs
yf from SS.5n tp g. 20. Feeding Sheep brought
from SoGa fo $500 and feeding lambs from IS 20
tu SS Western RANGE sold uf from 81 w 60 s. IA
bvc.ut," cattle 1900 head, hogs. 2l OOO head.
sheen .aUU Nrga
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-MONEY ON CALL
Easy at 1q1lr per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAFER-3iaQ4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-wea with actual
business IN bankers bills ut S4.S6l4 "a SCI. for
demand. and 81. S424 "a 50 for sixty days posted
rates S4.S5l=Q4S and Sass; commercial bills,
81 S4la.
SILVER C'ERTIFICATES-Qui
BAR SILV VER-5faac.
MEXICAN DOLI4ARS-43Ac.
STATE BONDS-Dull
RAILROAD BONpS-StronE
GOVERNMENT I3ONDS-Ftrm.
Closing quotations bonds follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
New YORK Mining Quotntion..
NEW YORK, Aug. The following are tn
closing mining quotations.
weekly HANK statement.

NEW YORK, Aug. The weekly bank state
shows the following changes; Reserve,
decrease 81 rs. 02a. loans. increase 81 l6G 2nN.
specie. increase s6s2 200: leeBl tender decr.p:,e
- 553 GOO deposits. ncreRse So 49, 800 cirrularu
decrease $4,000 The banks now hold 81 COZ l9i
in Of the requirements OF the % per
cent rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Ex..s,fve Rnin Delay. Hnrrest.

WOONSOCKET, s. D., Aug. Special
There has been an excessive fall of rain
here over seven inches fell II July, and
il rains nearly every day. Harvesting If
being DELAYED and there is danger OF the
wheat crop being injured Hail q few
DAYS ago did much damage 10 crops Wheat
is thin on the ground, but the quality is
good and about an average crop viii be
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

here today.
The rsreipts Of sheep ,he past week wcrS mot
grTy large, hut the tendency OF the market WIS
lower, iu sympathy with the hreak AZ other
points. Az the CLOSE Of the week prices We're
an of 95c lower than The week before
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug 7.-COFFEE-Optiuns
opened steady advance OF anl0 points
ruled fairly active without much further change
in prices. Selling checked Ivy favorable union
cables and some decrease in brazilian duties
and warehouse deliveries. Closed steHdy, net
unchanged 10 10 points advance. Sales. 1l2A
baEs including August S6G5; September Sc 100
80: October Sc 70. Spot coffee, Rio dull: No
invoice s.. No. tohbinE. $40; mild CorduvH
Sld.5GStlG.50. Total warehouse deliveries from
the United States, 1G.Sl0 bags including II IS,
bags from New York; New York stock today
45S,4lS bags: United StEtes stock 526.574 bags
nflOEt for the United States, I54 600 bags tuta
visible for United Stutes $50 574 bags against
442 III last year and 539,S5l bags IN 1888.
SANTOS. Aug T.-COFFEE-Steady goo.
nverREe Santos. G.3O0 reis: receipts, a. buEs
stock SOC 600 bags.
HAMBURG. Aug. T.-COFFEE-Opened un.
changed closed II Ia net advance Of 1-Nla ptE.
sales 5000 bags
HAVRE Aug T-COTFEE-Opened firm Z.
advance at noon; closed at net advance OF ~
sales 6 900 bags
RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. T.-C1TFEE-Stendy
No Bio 500 reis. exchange. 1-32d. receipts
u 600 hHEs cleared for the United States, g G0i
rags: cleared for Europe, Il ONO bags; stock
g93 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. Union worfmsn en-
ployed on the public schoO, buildings IN
course Of erection in Chicago will be or
dered out on a strike Monday morning The
Building Trades council mas decided on tnis
action IN the hope Of forcing the Board OF
Education to recognize organized labor.
Two thousand wOrkmen Wlll be involved.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

LIVERPOOL, Aug 7-wHEAT-Firrn No. ?
red western, winter 6s lol.d; No. red northern,
spring Is
COIiN-St"ady; American mixed, spot, new, 2s
IA d. American mixed spot, old, rs I'D; August,
. lOsau. September. - 1iad; October, IS I'D.
FLQL-Ei-St. Louis fancy winter. steady III Is
Cd.
HOPS-Steady al London; Pacific cUast 30
6i65s
PRONISlONS-Beef. Arm extra India mess,
55s, prime mess, 4ls. Pork, steady; prime mess,
fine western. 46s I'd prime mess. medium west
erTl, 42s I'd. Hams. STEADY; short cut. j. To
lG lbs. 3Ss Bacun, steady; short ribs, 90 10 -
lbs. Us Cd long clear mddles, light 2Ss. long
clear middes heavy. Us cellar bellies Sls
Shoulders, dull; squire, .ss Lard, spot, dull
III 2Ss.
CHEESB-Frm; American finest white and
colUred, 31s cd.
TALLOW-Firu. prime city. lbs.
OILS-Cuttonsesd, stsudy, Liverpool refined los
Cd Spirits Of turpentne firm III us ROsin,
common, As cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
(incipnnti 1urI.et,

CINCINNATI Aug T.-FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Steady; No. red. re
CORN Firm No . mixed 2RlsC
OATS-ActVs; No. mixed. lie.
RYE-Firm. No 2 soc,
TROVISIONS-Dulk meats, easy; 81, 7sG4. 80
Bacon In fair demand So 5G5aa75. Lard steady
81 10
HISKY-Steady; Sl.l9
ETTTTER-S Steady.
STGAR-Firm.
EGGS SteBdyt IC.
CHEEsE-Qui.t; good 10 prime nat 747izc,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Wool Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug. wool steady. fleece.
ls6f2ac. pulled No 10 extra. 2o@3Sei Texas.
l0Ql5c,
ST LOUIS. Aug. -WOOL-I'uchsnstd me
dium laG17c lignt fine l3Hlsl@c; heavy hnc
lOqllCs tub washed l7Q25C.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
California Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Aug. T.-CAlIFOENIA DRIED
FRI'ITS-Stea evHp1rHted apples, prime wire
trHy. SIC; wood dried, prime. 5isc, choice. 81.
fancy. 66r6il G. prunes, &q7l-C; upricuts Royal.
peeled. IlNlsc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Think. He Hn. served Long Enough.

DENVER, Aug. ALFRED Packer con-
vIcled Of killing five companions, who were
lost In the mountains with him In 1872, ana
eating their flesh. ana sentenced 10 The peni-
tcntiary for forty years has applied for "a
pardon. He Gains thai -four Of mis- com
panuuE were killed by the fifth who had
become crazy, and thai ne saot the madman
cead as the latter was rushing al him with
q hatChet
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
knn.n, On, MnrI,e1,.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 7.-WHEAT-161isc
below yesterdBys close; No 2 73C No. g. 7lc;
No. 4 &c; No. ., soft, &c; No. B. 74Ac: no.
l. zoe.
CuEN-l4 Gl-C lower: No. : white 24c
OATS-SlUw about steady No. mixed l6c
EYE-N0. .. numinally &c.
HAY-Gpud demand. unchanged
BTTTER-Flrm, creamery l34ac, dairy, lGC
EGG+Firm fresh Missouri and KHnsas Ic
RECEIPTS, Wheat 24s. 900 bu: corn 80, SOC
hu uats o 600 bu.
saIPMENTs- Wheat 10000 bu; corn, % COO
bu oats, 600 bu
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

En.t nunnIo live stock.

EAST EJ-INTALO. Aug. 7.--CATTLE-Q quiet.
HOGS-Y Workers., good TO choice, 81 2ru4.lhi
rnuEhs. common TO Euod, SS.1hnS 90 pEh, Epod
TO rnpice - lbN4.20.
SHEEP AND I.AMRS-lHmhs choire 90 extra,
s. C1aa 7a. cuus TO fair A.auHalO. Sheep, choice
10 seirrted wethcrs - Siea4.se. cullf and cum-
mon g. glmS. Sh
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
University Chna-es.

VERMILICN, 5. D., Aug. 7.-special.l-
Alexander Pell Of Johns Hopkins university
has been elected to the chair OF mathematics
at the University of South Dakota. vice
Prot John :. Frazer. Mary Il. Lewis VIII
have charge of the English drpaitmeut and
retain her place as preceptress. There VIII
be no further changes Both cast hall and
west hail viii undergo thorough repaiIa.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Money Lender Murdered.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. Henry
J. Reed q money lender, and his sisler,
Blanche NJ. Reed were found dead IN their
nome here today. They had apparently been
murdered by burglars.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
sugar Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug 7.-sUGAR-RHW. hrm
fair refining SIC: centrifugal 81 test. 50 Re
fined firm. standard a. s7sc. confectionery A
45sc; cui Loaf. sac powdered slsc; ErauulHted
&c cubeG 5l.c
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

TOLEDO Aug f.-WHE AT-l.ower: No cast
and August T5asc
CORS-bull; No mixed. s7lac.
OATS-Dul and steady: No mixed lie
RNE-Quiet No ? cash 4ac
CLOVER sEED-steady. prime. octub,r Ssc.
OIL-EnGhAnged
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

LONDON, Aug The market for American
securities opened firm and continued SO through
out the session bears covering. The tone was
firm and the demand muderate
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Condition Of TRADE and Quotation,
Nlnnln q NJ Nnr..-. Err.n No

-
-''S''t He'.' i'Hsea AZ Wuah as HeW aoAeh
pei cnse and many times much higher
esr~, No.. ...,.,.. -, g.. ..',-s
cr7enYrierv Tar
vEAI-c'hUire sr+ 50 Go 100 rbs ouptee NJ Sa
&c. large ana coprso 4a5c
chickens per IL S@sr. ducks st.. turkeys eaSc
flGEONS-LivC. 75g9Oe, ucuu pigeons mot
wanted
HAY-Iu.uud s. 0r. midland 81 so. luwluuG
= o.. rye straw $50. color 1lutrr the price on
huy. hight bales sell the brst only top grades
bring 'op prices
ooMcoRN-Hxtrcnc,v slow snles new crop.
wording carpet rc- N a5a1.s. rral,e rrecr,
running 20 hu-l east.-. ~1v-11r. ll-c
-A,cr,rr--r,r,s No.. t.,. .,s ... r-. Sn., ss,.
CUgJMTERs-I,er daz.. IsI4Hl.
T0MATOES-Ter huir pu tusIpt 4up50c
tNfuNS-Per hu 5.TS7 lO
IN -HHuu-IHel,.l navy. ua' hu., Ell0
t,ALl.A GI.-H1my grown. f'..
NATEisNILlNS-.'r }yr dl1. s. 9nIj-.-5.
FRUITS
NATIVE IN T-N'. r,,. asr+ ,rea -sr
GltAIES-talilrnia s. Is
sprTHEf.N PEA iIFS-lier T., nt. toac1c
CALIFORNIA Ff1A I'll ES-i'ar case. Cruwf1rds,
SLWull lr
CALlE2IsNtA IEAUS-BartIett po' case SD.
,ALIoi.NlA I'LL MS-I'eI case. 81 ~ Al 40.
FL. .EEEERIES-pe- lG-ut Sc. s ao
HOME GROWN CHEREII.S-I'ef S-lh. basket
S'e.
TROPICAL FRUITS
ORANGES edltprrprcpn swprts ygAQ
LEMONS -MesFinns, 81 5ogf5' u. choice Cali
fnrriH. A.5u
NANANAS-Chui large stock rcr hanch,
g. UOU225; mediur,-stse lunches 81 5ulf. o.
MlsCF1JANUor-s
NCI-TS-A l,,,,,d. -, ,I,1I,,,ta -, "a, ,
sise IA pri,Ns , ~ l-"ii%' ma PEI ID safse
nor m fy,rT 81, - a. ~, uS, hisls. y. W,."un @
iir. gi,,.rts ,,., L., M - - ~ @btiatI @ 's, lua
efioc. iun,b6 1t5,i,,. l., In 'i,vU & '5
PEI hu cHGasruts 49,, sa,r ''u's Si-'
J7TtsS r,,l,1r-s5 80, y, va IL ,,., -,
72r: 4 crown. 5G-Ib SSras Igaf4- ID p"Aes
HONEY -f.,,,,,,, res51.s7 -"H-'e'
CInFT-CIari6ej i,'frs NO, ,,c,, ~, 60 ~. ,,,.
hll- "a 0oql y ' ''' ''''' '''' ''e
MAPLE SyECT-Flve-rul rnns epch sggs
gal pure per doa ST. 90, hulf-Eul Gu ms
s625 guar; cans $50;
FRESH MEATS
pRESsr-D T9FTrr7-.t;opd rgtiye s-e,-s am q,
coo Ibs G.c. rood foreaugrters steers - roc
fIrJonartsre 81 ,'ssT.r,7 st..,. aE' az 80 80
neitsrs eL.c- r,-5 baf-rr. d.. r,,,,,' 'S
berers' hr. rpod hfndnuH,t~-, h.ifs,, g. ,-,,,,
r1ws gr,, fsir cows H.. common, co,.. h., ~
fr,rpuuEr,.prg 4i,r. rov bind,uu -,srs IL
BEEF C'r-Ts-TgndsrInlns ISc homeless st,ips
glbc Ft-,u loins DC rolls Sc. si,l1ir b,,-.s n.
shoulder ,Io5y DO. rumr brrtts -. st.ar
anucl,s 1l.c: COW r.ticIss 4g. b0ulles cnuci.s
4c. ruw plates gI-c. steer mates 3r. n.rt
STEAK &c: luins No / l4g Iuins No zoe
ioins No g. Sc: sirlun ends Nu / gr
ribs No. ]. lie: ribs No . Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

On the Produce exchange todHv the butter
market steady: creamery, 1Ualslac dairy,
"a l2iaC. Cheese, dull GisGfSlsC. Eggs, firm
fresh, Dlac Fuitrs. s1Tm, turkeys, sGllOc
chickens be, springs, 9laGl0c; ducks sQsc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

sam Frnncisco Whent and BnrIey.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug T-wEEAT-puU
December 81 E79f May. Sl.47la
BAELEY-InBctivP; December, 93c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
New York Imports and Frport,

NEW YORK. Aug The exports OF specie
for the port OF New York for THE week amount ed
20 S1si s0t IN guld and S94 T70 silver. Ths i'm
ports for the Nsek were: Gold SIS. 70: silver
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
sugnI Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 1.-sUGAE-Opcn kei-
tie. quiet 81. a3C: centrifugal. steady. ErHuu-
lated. ~ a. s-l6c: yellow. 3asaJ&e: seconds "a
Sac others unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
stock Quotation


The rate Of discount In the open market for
snort bills is l$-16nh per cent: for three months
- l;-lGnM per cent.
Gnld Is quoted TODAY AZ Buenos Ayres al 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
OMAHA GENERAL MARkETs.

changed with m sales reported. middliur
= 1s-l6e. receipts 70 bale shipments 70 bales,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08

certificates, bids.
LONDON. Aug 7.-Calcutti Iinseed oil
G4s lOlad.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
CHICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lambs s. 71u4 So
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
Boston stock auotations.

| BOSTON, Aug. Call loans. llsG3 per cent A:
| time loans. 3l-q4 per cent. Closing prices for
| stocks bonds and mining shares:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ordinary Run Affords Lively Trade for
Saturday,
STEADY PRICES PAID FOR ALL CATTLE
offerings Limited. hut Some Decent
stun sells nj Coed Figures
Hogs Recover slightly,
Closing strong.

SOUTH OMAHA Aus 7-Eeeetr,s for The
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Linden street near Wyoming avenue
which is now In the possession of Mrs.
Jordan, but which the plaintiff AYERS Is
his property. Warren & Knapp repre-
sent the plaintiff.
Attorney C. II. welles yesterday pre-
sented n petition to the court objecting
to the changing of the polling place OF
Third district of the Eleventh ward
p Il. Kilculen, who was graduated
from the High school last June, yester-
day registered with Prothonotary Pryor
as a student at law in the office of O'Bri-
en- & Kelly.
In the case Of Trips executors VS..
Brown court yesterday confirmed abso-
lutely the report of the master; land
to be accepted or refused at the valua-
ton fixed before Sept. %.
The bond of r. J. Tanfeld, collector of
taxes of Covlngton township, was yes
terday approved by the court. 1t is in
the sum of $500 and has d. II. Dale
and w. A. Jones as suretes.
The report of A. b. Dunnlng, Il. J.
Northup and c. A. Battenberg, the COM
mission appointed to fix the boundary
line between Jermyn and Mayfield, was
yesterday approved by the court and the
bills for their services were ordered paid.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
to-day by the clerk of the courts to
Daniel Glynn, of Rendham, and Norah
ford, of Keelersburg, Wyoming county.
and Kate Mccain, of Archibald; Thomas
= Gaynor and Lucy r. Nihill, of Scran-
ton; Thomas j. Gibbons and Mary Ru-
ane, of Dunmore.
The hotel license of w. A. Townsend, 1870
and 1872 Franklin avenue, was transferred
to II. j. McTigue and Joseph Melvin. The
license of Il. ]. Howard for restaurant
on Dunmore street, Olyphant, was trans
ferred to Thomas f. Cannon. The hotel
license of John Pace in Old Forge, was
trar sferred to Emilio Sardinelo. Court
fixed Sept. q for hearing the transfer
petition of Michael Mahon for n restaur-
ant at the corner of Main and Storr ave-
nue., Dickson.
In the estate of Bridget Kearney, an
order of sale was made In the estate
Of Theresa Burger, court on petition OF
heirs issued a citation on the executors
to file an account. In the estate OF Pat
rick Callahan deceased, the eXecutriX, a
citation was issued to appear before the
clerk of the orphans court to file an ac-
count. In the estate of Philo Lee the ex-
ecutors were cited to show cause why
they shall not pay the auditors fee. In
the estate of John Coughlin an issue is
directed in the case of John MaLair
against J. d. Stocker, administrator. A.
d. Dorschimer was discharged as exc
cutor of the estate of Bernard Dorschim-
er at his request. David J. Davis, esq,
was appointed auditor of the estate CT
Martin Gillgan. In the estate of A. w.
Levisee, the widows appraisement was
confirmed conditionally. Ann Noonan was
appointed guardian of Bella. Irene and
Mary Noonan, the minor children of Jo-
seph Noonan, deceased.
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RENTZ-SANTLEY BURLESQUERS.
A Pleasing Entertainment Given at
Davis, Theater

Notwithstanding the high tempera-
ture which usually works against the
theatrical enterprise, Davis theatre
was well filled yesterday afternoon and
evening by enthusiastic audiences that
welcomed the Rentz-Santley Extrava-
ganza troupe. The company includes
an amus'rg g variety in the wav of hand
some soubrettes, acrobats, skirt dane
ers and comedians, and the must, u
sketches presented abound in artistic
scenery and dazzling costumes.
The entertainment given vas desig-
mated a Review of Pleasure" and
contained a little of almost everything
that is pleasing in the line of bur-
lesque. The first review consisted prin-
cipally of the latest songs, interspersed
with witticisms more or less witty.
The specially programme in the Sec
ond review opened with amusing work
by Maddox and King, in which the
Tough Boy" and "Rube' had an op-
portunity to introduce number of new
jokes. The Esher sisters followed in a
musical and terpsichorean sketch,
which won much applause. Annie Syl-
vester, a trick bicycle rider, introduced
some venturesome feats which kept the
attention of the main portion audience,
who imagined that the act would prob
ably end in a job for the coroner, or at
least a surgeon.
William st. Clair and Louise Lorens
gave a funny sketch, entitled "a Wo-
man of Few Words" which was well
received, as were also the songs of the
Misses Walsh and dancing of j. j. Gaff-
ney.
Probably the most original act of the
programme was given by Maud Cas-
well and Arthur Arnold, acrobats of
unusual ability, who astonished all by
their marvellous performance.
The company will appear at Davis
theatre this and tomorrow afternoon
and evening.