Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 10, 1894, Page 6

8 THE_OMAHA_ DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 18M4 S o o e o e el ot —_— s oo s " a " N T ' . noms, A fale number of mall | bales; expor ntinent from the continent, Silver has fallen to 231 e I e " 1 tthe real estato should ho sold subje ks’ ho v extran §1556 700, July, $1.0107.63, AUKUML | are the topies of (inveymation. It In sald tha ; 7 \ adniinist t X | clotte ot [t L aria: July SLHOTEL August | are the topies of chnvbrmiion, It In said that % X A appeliant of - the administrator's authority 1 [ wettied ‘and) : 1 rceir, §1 10T+ | Conabioraton: * e aodk ket whs. e - Mook L e v A - LOUIS, ' Feb, 8.—~Middiing, 1716 saies, | and steady t alin wpeclal re- f P i Market str 2. Thit under the Inws of this state tho ads Wleat Went Down with a Rush Yesterday WHEAT TAKES A 11 MBEE, one' recelpts, 1109 bales; snipments, $00 balesi | covery Tt pogted. (hat new e Improvement in the Cattle Trade is the E et » W 1 ministrator couid only sl th ntorest bt 1 Block, 60,000 Valos man bank ia aboat & [ ' 1ta 4 % e ntestats had i tho £l ostate 0t the duto ol Bed Rock, e o American stocks ey New York par- couraging Feature, i v Dis death; this Taw appollant wis conelusive to 8t Louls Bonrd Experlences Quito & Flatter Dulath Whent Market. AR paiocks N ging p PROAUMOY 10 Know, HHd hitINg posmitted she . al. DULUTH, Fob CHEAT—There was EARLY IN THE DAY IT WAS QUITE FIRM - HERP. 10 head: ahipments, none, | Swlo to bo eonfirried without objection, he tations. Markot flem, with fupplies light, There wore coutd not thon be heard to nllege, as & rerson ive option whent: Atenned. 30 T broke. nd ‘Geclingd RGN betors h YORK, Feb. 9.—The following are DEMAND WAS BETTER FOR ALL GRADES | natiyes on fuls ' icnisas sariing Wathara soid | Why he should be relcased from his. bid, w | west ever known fere, Whil afternoon session was very dull and weak, ing mining quotations: outhwestern mixed, bucks and | agreetent with the aduinisteator to misappl | wldernble. exclteront, the marke clow boing slightly “ab the lowest A wc— culls tlia Brocoods of the snie 1 Violntion of law." > | ot o wild one. It deciined steadily | Ures of the day, but i rday i ¥ I o Rainbolt o Str Lirror from 1k , . Wtisted from start to fintal and that was all. With ail cash and 1140 lower for July 1 hard, R : Dealers Cheered Proapec Evon CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, gripekite sl LA Gl g o Ml Armour’s ling Started th 3 ‘ this terrific deeline, considering W wheat 5 February May 1ge; July S LY = LORPSC S TUE RV W Ias county, Reversed. Opinion by Ragun ¢ After Slight Rally General Liquida- was, 0O fancial s rassment Teared on | Ges grtherm, Sieh, Hhlse) Wobary, 3 ) i S8 Un . Temporary Advance -Hogs Go Up An- Cattle Were Strong Yostordny and scored ® Bt Dearift And. sur. \noLen the fiise. W | ¥9, $ike; reje: 7on track, No. & Norcross.. “55°4Iron Silvor.. other Dime Under Brisk De- BYPEHEH AU vaittes 1. Tho code of elvil procedure provides thas 100 Tow for them to make koo moncy on the de- | 1 Rorthern to arrive mestake $300{Quickeilver ... nd=SHpep Trad cHIGAGO, tebi: 8 a ploadar shall state facts i ot coneluslons, ofine, Cash, No, 3 rod, sold at Which' i - s MOXICAN vesnserrrs O] 00 DEOTd:.es S s A b VLIS b marke s | and itisessential ton plen of usury that o Within 26 of the Jowent sver tonehed i the. mar Peoria Graln Market Ontarin 10 JBuUwer iviiiie again stron, yesterday's advance bein state with whom the ngreenont alloged to be - fiee gt stwee Wil Whell wan Dofing i | | PRORIAL b 0 CORN- Active, firm; | TLBCHHHNNR | et s fomente by o furtor smail addicon 1 prices. | Airions wile e el mado, hore, mude, CHICAGO, Feb. 9.~Wheat went down | niny ik lildaiy oaug Noy a1 R tont TGt tion 210075 (0 ) LI tmeabislan Mool LI G B o M A RTINS R L TR ¢ and v LovlOsING Qi o “u'w\. X it .\"r‘):'\\]m\r 8128 gc, LONDON. 3 & J” 4 Recelpts so far this week compared with | g po \ Ther ro only whout S0 | BMOUNEOf fnterest agread to bo pald, taken or OT 18 b LOUI ker with SK rm; hij wine basis, $1.15, LON N, Feb. 8,--9,p. m. ose © Wete only oA reserved, ¢ it was prdd ken ol SOV smashing all provious low prices closed | whest, Tt hricen Showed e auatah s LI G H CIRUR L TR . 8.—9up. last ghow a_gain of about 400 cattle and | head on today's market and the total for the | I the sy, Vo8 Prids takon or” reserved VITEAT -Opened firm on predictions of a cold | oats, 330 u i rye, none; barley, 6,300 i 1,200 hogs, While shecp supplies have fallen pired t Ww s less than 49,000 Th s wsult on A contract: the answer ton Foliowed and Produced a Panie, with a rush today, and after losing ouked reglons aldad (he discomfited B with May 1%e lower at G0%e. selling Av hut ng wheat soon began come out £l ) he 3,600 orn, 7,15 bu,; L. 0 St o 1 1 wtarted the decline, and from that on g ik AR bt ARG Ly T ¥ 701 Reading On account of the continued light cattle e ot Y | defense of usuty g " M\ bkt brane Sioue - i Averpool Markets Hilinols Ceutral 05 | Mex. Cen new 48 " nd the close was golling . 1 furlous, Corn resisted | A 4 7 B i LIVERPOOL, 0i—WHEAT~Qulet; hotders | TonolaC ; receipts and the slightly better shipping - the a hieat and ¢losed unchanged | wcat, Aragwed down tater” about | oF i No. 2 red western” winter, Natlonal Lead Company's Affairs. demand for them the market s beginnin WilL Never Resumy for May, Oats closed %o lower, Provis- 4 G T ALl CHE L 7, demand falr; mixed western, | NEW YORK, Feb, 0.—The report to be [ to show some symptoms of recovery, and al- _Hon, Alvin Fox, rocelver of the suspended fons, in sympathy with wheat, finished lo e e e Sl MG e e presented at the annual meeting of the | though this may be and probably is only " P 062 | Firat Natlonal bank of Hot Springs, 8, D., 18 all around, May pork 1¢ I wheat; 2 cash | fect, extra Indin mess, om s Na‘'onal Lead company for the year ended | temporary it Is none the less acceptable to year, | & uest at the Paxtor Mr. Fox sald ye Wheat opened st “ g ¢ short clear, 50 1bw., 3ia1 1ok clenr, 45 1%, 5% | Docember 81, 1803, makes the following | atock growers and handlers. The demand . e | terday that he had Just been to Washin wer at 6214 r ) Oil Markets. statement: The assets Increased $1,309,658, | Is still very limited, but slaughterers are [ clon ;”x‘:h“:;v. I“."n 'K-““I""H " \.\',,"..'H"'”‘.'”'“';'[r wvy eold wa : lown on the LAN § (L CITY, Ba., Feb, 0.-National ransit cer- | and the surplus assets decreased on the [ compelled to have some cattle, and this is ) 1o igure | I8 confident that all direct liabililos will be—ge=s 805 closcd At 80k, Satus, 1,000 bols.; shipments, | Other hand, $1,400,538. The liabilitles de- | about the only reason for the firm markets | wix wail i o I niv. bt | paid. Upon his return to Hot Springs ho ° bulls in gaining a Mttle of (heir lost nerve, p Boloe bls.: runs 88,101 Dbis. 05 creased $177,475 and there was an increase | yesterday and today. Prices today were £ LNE BtOft uoid A \ ‘:h""- MUK | WLl fssue checks to pay the 16 per cent aiid- May #oon;advancod to: 0356, whore- it 221 4 ot Feb, 0 ”. al “i:fl‘lit of $86,540 in the surplus of 1803. The | unevenly higher—from strong to a dime caent price arrent week | dividends recently declared. The recelver i , 4,0t 80i: closed at 80l4; surplus account shows: Surplus, December | higher—and with less than sixty loads on shows very says that the bank will never resume, closed yesterday, Until 11 “o’clock honors ¥ Y i 34, 1893, $863,706; net earnings during 1893, | gale the offerings were not long in changing has heen quite o pronounced rease In | Speaking of current topics at Washington were easy and fluctuations were confined to d G i Wool Market., $1,428,037, against $1,006,988 in 1892, The | hands. Some good 1,260 and 1,303-M. QLT ot oF e hend Shut | Afe, Fox exprossod the belief that the Wilson a %e limit. But the news of the day was ¢ 3 ST. LOUIS, Feb, 8.~WOOL—Improving, with a | total surplus account for 1893 Is $2,201,743, | beaves sold at $3.60 and $3.65, while fair to and. the markot 8 baroly. an kood au 1t | bl would pass tho sonate and the bounty generally hearieh. Cables were not encour- ohunge bptter tone to the market, but no quotable | from which must be deducted four dividends | pretty good 1,000 to 1,200-1h. steers sold at v Week e s nidory o sugar would be repealed. He reports that aging, and the northwestern reccipts were [ (OTHON 1 Lo b posbr AR on preferred stock of $1,032,280 and two | $3.95'to $3.40 and nothing of any consequence [ for ¥hipment, bu demand s hot t the galleries and lobbies of the house of rep- again i excess of those of last year, The |, hROVISION PRI L BTOCKS AND BONDS, dividends on common stock of $298,155. sold at under $3.15. ool t resentatives were lterally jammed with ar. export clearances were under 200,000 bu. | meats, Lo tiders, $6.00; 1ongse anl ribs, $0 PP AR T There was a lively market for butchers' ¢ tman Interested mass of humanity the other day sster gold n big lot of or Armo ahort, $6.4 ked | s cinl N J " z e A ot Sentarday, That startan. the.| shemiders, 8 ; Hi [ No settled Plan of Action or Regularity S CITy, a8 Clearings, $ta i, | And canners’ stock and prices ruled a shado : R Bhen Reod and Wilson debated the tarift who hiad bought yesterday. That started the | 5 of Movement. LTIMORE, Fel Cloarings, $6,662.1:8; bal- | higher all around, common to fancy cows . AT bl b fom 3225 | AL It was the largest crowd that had ns- decline and Ma ent down to ge. From RECEIPTS—Flour, 3,000 bbls.; wheat, 10,000 PO B/ INORE, Feb. 9. SRR oF and heifers selling at from $1.85 to $3.10, | % . ) sembled in congressional halls since the that figure it recovered slightly and then | bu.: corn. 1120m bu.: oits, 1900 bu. NEW YORK, Feb. 9.—The stock market ] o $134 bal- | calves at from $2 to $5.50 and bulls, oxen t ety e e oo | Gliftentt telals with another slide went down to 60%c, the [ SHIPMENTS - ©lar, 4 Lble i wheat, 3,000 | is suffering from general lassitude and moves S0 5 bl UL R | ana stage st trom' $145. to $ s \EiGlbIog. AleeD 5 bu.; corn, 47,000 bu.; oats, 15,000 1 e 4 lowest price for May ever made on tho Chi- | i com b t 1 with general hesitation upward and down- o Three per cont rentes, 98¢ 6e | Business in stockers and feeders was com- | \\'f 3's ke raa by z cago board. A long line of New York wheat Omala Produce Market, ward. There seems to be no settled plan 5 paratively light, both supply and demand v : HOBOKEN, N. J, F T came out, llquitation by 8t Louls parties || BUTTER-1ticre fs no chianke fn the matkat | 5o astion o regularity of movement, While NEW YORK, Feb, Ylearings, $66,723,919; | haing limited 'rices, however, were well Ives, 200 head; Rl R oI B followed and everyone seemed to have sell- | and. trad auiet, especially on the medium . nces, $4,778,612 ok et R (AN vak & msoa s NERTIteGImE ‘. ' has been found in the late Father Corrigan's ing ordors. The selling at times was of a ETAdes country, 16 iie; packing stock, | one set of stock advances another is going | PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 0.—Cleartngs, $7,50 R ATl oy SR OBEAL (6 ohDICa: (B80S care papers. It was made seven years ugo and semi-panicky character and continued to the | "'fppe POULTIY-The tece we 1ight | down. Today's trading, If Sugar and St % quoted at $3.00@3.40; fair to good at $2 t o a, | gives all his property unconditionally to his close v o e e finish | and ther i BaallhO Tl g ol 0.—Clearings, $215,065; bal X L close with n rally of but sicat the finish | ani e wpirent ingeass fn the demand. | Paul be excluded, was hardly sufficlent to | a4y, & P LR @3.00, and lighter, commoner grades gy B LM A L D AL AR A o 10 demined | sa@tve: hr stock would 'seil betow the abové | make a market and some of the usual LONDON, T The amount of bullion gone | from ) down. Representative sale With: o sllght 1 Jantary 6, four days bafore His acath, {8 lower at 62%c, advanced ¥ec, declined | o, 0, e 2 i o ints the Bink of England on balance today was DREsEED TR FREC ! S A P I ralliea oo, 1ok 130, rallled % oito clone | LTS ot T ey e inerens. | ACtIVe stocks were scarcely noticeable in | i3t {BSSED BEEF. 2 prime N 4 BT cig contested by a nfece on the ground W0%e. : > in ; r ohojeo | e dealings. At the opening the market | CINCINNATL Fob, 0—Cloasings, (8101000, | N0 Av. P o s B | market stow. bu oo 3 e T A NCURSAT Whather In corn there was not much doing, the 3 e ix n | WAS firm. The rallvay and miscellancous v cent. New York exchanie, 'par | 4g° 5o % 7 8.00; top lambs, $100G4. 10, (i AT U0 O Q) BRI Tl UL TR L for loice, kood fat | bond market was a trifle strong for the day. P ORLILANS, F Cloarings, $1,605 R k AS FEVER BUSINESS 3 g yalopediwasgsteady, consldering thesavtion : thin o 2 The Post sa What today's irregular rk exchings, bank, §1 premiun, R of the surrounding pits. The market | IGGS-—The recipts are hot large, but a_Jack Cop g 3.. 811 i Showed strensth at the start, Initial trades | of local demand keeps prices stadinars. s) stock market chiefly suggested was the wish TR, ok of Agriculture Morton Defines : H bt LU speculative hu; 2 being at a fractional advance, and upon [ i ST, et s been tmare specultive BT | of speculators for each account to reduce [ ances, $1s,1 i auls g 5 3 3 6 gt mit of the Afrected (1)) LCERS £ood buying sold up from e fo Yo more. | ket “Thcre v no sale for'coll storage or silicd | their outstanding contracts. The result | “Hanee o G R e INTOL o as HNGTON, " Feb. °2.—e have [8] R The better tone was due to the stormy any price. Strictly fresh eggs are quoted®l wag g glow and confused movement of EATL ngs, 703,000, New 5 heen Issued by t . riculture m 5 y el Shc premium asked: Sterling ex- defining dlate ; : » weather and more active European inquiry Thofee white clover, 15¢; California, | PFices alternating with complete stagnation. | change, henvy AT i B Money 1k 3 ':nfl’:‘\”'"r the district commonly known as the o fi%%%FU,i'f\ls for cash corn at higher prices. It went down At the start yesterday's sellers for the | more abund 465 per cent on call; 56 e in sympathy with wheat, rallied e TERS-Medium, T. X. L., 13¢; horsesh: short account bought back their stocks and | Per eent o S, be enfo from Febraary 15 to Decomber 1 e istrict. These regulations will became steady and closed with May at the [ 15¢; extra stndard, 20¢; selects, 2le; extra e [ prices throughout the list had a considera- ot t ok 8L by e contlons 4¢ luas pa opening figures andsbut %e from the high: e Chentau s, S*tallan chest- | ble advance. Later in the day the forenoon £ LI CORRIDORS. 5 ¢ 5 § with th lowing exceptions: In the state of b‘ 0 prices of the day nuts, 12a13c; almonds, 10417¢; English walnuts, | purchasers of stocks began to let their hold- o ¥ 2 e countlon o Harden, Knox, fisiel] ' S i There was a_stubborn market in oats. | lenlic; ficrcs,” e ings go and a reaction followed. The clos- | Ex-Governor Furnas of Brownville Is at F ; ! {LTL A T T R e G i O S R ) Business was moderate and prices held e I 50 ing was uniformly firm. There was little | the Paxton. During the strained relations | 5. 614 : 1 ) s are e from the ' pr and best of a1l medicines, Wwithin a 3c range, being firmer and ¢ §.25; Oregon, per bbl, $5; half LI, $3; clarified [ news beyond what was canvassed yester- | )i oxisted batwaen the nortl a h 5.. 836 i being the same which . higher carly on the early steadiness of 3 ; bl i day. The treasury's gold reserve today b RN O Bl CAROULIL * arca Ly the supple- % wheat, but later when wheat weakened price 046,00, halt Wbk, | practically touched the hundred million | In 1862 the ex-governor was placed in com- y receded Yic and the close was easy, with 5 S ETABLES, mark for the first time since August 17, [ mand of the Second Nebraska cavalry, com- | 1 3 Kansas Clty Live stock Market. May but %e above the bottom figures of the | ppans_calfornia hand-picked navy, $1.00p | 1893 The gold payments for bonds this | posed of volunteers. Instead of being sent l ANEARL O T ; & 3 day it 5[ oo ern _navy, §1.85G1.90; common white [ morning were obviously far hl(vn\":\*r than | to face the foe In gray the colonel and his i 3 5.000 h 1800 head, i Book on Blood and Skin Discases mailed froey Provisions were dull early and steady with | beans, $1.501.7. g payments in_note: Wheat broke again s i s : : Hu others e Sl o & THE SWIFT SFEOIFIO OO., an undertone of weakness, The offerings » Cnlons are auoted at 50GGie, and on | today, but this will be offset in the granger | Fesiment were kept busy looking after, § ¥ 2 5 it STy ogy £ w.m.mu. GA. 2.2 were light and some disposition was exhib- by Gl “ | stocks by reports that, however it must be | Indians Dbetween Omaha and Fort Sully. | & 2. £ Teeders, $2.2353.59) b ¥ S ited on the part of local operators to ad- [ = POTATOR X nd Minnegota | done, the full spring dividends on the lead- | Speaking of that memorable campalgn the | =110 3 HOGS—Receipts, 10,000 head yance prices, duo to BRIy migler prices) | sromm ipotatiesiin mAll nts o atotes e exeneerstookKabilljheldeniaredify old warrior said: “If any one thinks for [ D Doenasnoim tolbe ffkbar or hogs at the yards and the unchanged ! 9, 660 ptaees he following are the closing quotations on % e s 10: Neastes, Tpackers and i, condition of wheat and corn. Later the e 4 tho leading stocks on the New York ex- | pot ;:‘(f’l:’!“:jic’z{:;fng" Doy fm‘:fi:’f"f)“" wans] s 5 H X e sern, i iy e AR bottom fell out of the market on the break c per 1. change today tHay e M Ll [k 2 head. Market slow and steady. Lk in wheat and on the product being offered 2 According to size, 40@e0c p 7 yaeresiatrupden s s halluctiations % = a 2 Atehison ..., _11% Northern Dacific. We were mustered ‘in during 1861 and | o New York Live Stock Market, down mT;m- ‘.u..:-n"rcp:v{rmn(;uy“:\:lkvxvnnr':d“'fin‘:; 36a;Rextral ranoys calLaA | EAUSME B presnl ARl IR R Nopslag 12 | camped in Omaha, near the present Union : 2 NEW YORK BBV ST JiTho. mior e S ace D Rt titwestorn, ... 107 | Pacific headquarters, which was then the | i } § ] 1 activs, Shude highe o the Inside pri .‘x‘ of u.k ‘d '3.—' ]Lf)mp{i“ d Btogkeeps 5 Am. Express...... o 1 Herndon hotel. Later we pitched our tents 3 . L%} OIS HINATE 32 B T e e M Piba 43100 lowar e | orbEN SvaGh per bbL, 82 | Paciieer, X % | in the vicinity of the High school, which : T06305 Do g e a ¢ lowi ) 8 2234 . sify, 8063 0 e on ‘anada Pacific.... 70} v a 5 4 s > ’ et ULl Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, | fons, per do : Mo B | Canada Southern. G 3 was at that time the old capitol grounds. £ : : i T oo o v antie] il AL00; | GO Dacite Tinp. i Finally we got word of depredations com- QAL il Jead:no trade, 10,000 head. e : ¢ * | per era $1.50; beans, Ches. & Ohlo...... 17 Orogon Nav...... | mitted by the Indians,and started out after 3 9 3 market very dull; comm G e A ' 23-bu, ¥, Do ey B Reer S (L SRt . them. Our first march was from here to 1310 2 187 3S—Receipts, 3,500 head; market weak; good E: T G G LS A G SR i Sioux City. Then wae procecded north as | 1810 o . PET T Consolldated Gas.. 124 oo e far as Fort Sully. We fought the battle of | 3154 ¢ i CCC & 8Ll 4 (Buliman the Big White Stone on September 3, 1862, 3 5 5 i JAPPLES ' 8 et on this magket | Cotlon, Gl Cort) 2 iichmuna dnd.. AlLhoustl \hiupoibseadiby Sthe) red. 450 8¢ ! d; official yes v, 8 d oy weterns, $2.25 per box. | Del. Hudson 36% [ do. PId....ceers 13 | 8K e, we lic e 2 i 5; bulk, § ( SIANBEIRRIIS - Cronberslos wr areiving very | Dot Lack: & W Ja0” i u‘.”\ CLINL and | them good and hard, 1 don't know how | 3 20 { s s a4y | frcel d_are in_ ko : Cape Cod, per | D. . G opfd 100 DI many Indlans Major- Pearman of Omaba j: 2 6 <142 4 dre byt 7is | bbL.” $6.00@6.50; 50; o 3 F, G | Rock Isia 2 hip w, 572 market for Atoc bl 5% Gl e i, 1), G B (e B R 0 ba 2o killed upon that oecasion, but, I understand, ci Pothers stends . Fondrn - 85 H0gs e This extraordinary Rejuvenator i3 tho most wonderful discovery of the age. It has been $6.gias v, § Zast Tenn.oosos St Paul. s CALIFORNIA ORANGES-The stock fa arriv- | Bfle ..ooriiiiiiis 16f3|St beal péd he hasn’t got through counting them yet. ; vear! 2180 cows, $1.50G%755 buils, $1.50 orsed by tho leadiung sclentiic mon of Euto RO o | e 5 oo contition, iverside seimgar i | S 5 J07|St P& Omabidll g | 1 would rather fight confederates any time b R — SOmILITIE A morioh SRS S A% Frr 4 42014 @29% | bo shingte avels, $3; Redland | Fort Wayne.... 5 | do pra 5 % a Ptk g 5 Stoei = - d ca. May navels, $3.23; Redland seedlings, $2.60. G. Northern pfd 102 | Southern Pac. than Indians, because the latter are a S . 8 L. 475 fockcinizight. 2 Audyan 15 TROPICAL FRULT, & Aosthern b GE treacherous -and ambush foe. On our | %0 3% Bt The following are the receipts at the four prin- B purely vege- CORUEY - [-eessess: § BANANAS Iy Ih Dot ataaays pet | Hocking ‘Vale Tenn. Conl & 1 campaign we started in pursuit of them, 50 29 ; cipal western cities Friday, February 05 § Tible) May .. 74 ial6d bunch, lars, Foh e ot piteadys per | eny Central..... 9%|Texns Pacific.a. but 'l be hanged if they wasn't so | 5. 4 ¢ Lot Shnen Hudyan stops e el B GG O 0 0 | ot M0 80| slippery that they gave us a decoy and WVESTE! G 00 100 N o] B ¢ & 3w, Messing temons, size, 300, .50 [ o e’ W P slipped around behind us. Our scouts were COLORATO, Kanais City FRCI o Y f[’(’f"!fll\;"mifi! Bhort Ribs— ) o Go° pLd. ... %|W. St. L. & B.. all ahead and we traveled for miles before ‘ No. Av. Pr. . Louls” ... L ; w0 " ; S ofthe dischurge February . anyl 4 cholce Flor- | yake’sshore do 1 we found out that the pesky reds were be- | 2 helfers.... 2 bulls,..oos B ] : D % HIEICEE Y _May TANGERINES. Per box, $2.75 vt 0| Wenrern 4 hinds us instead of in the lead. Then we | 3 foodery 280 12 feedern.. 1105 AnRauBtationy 2 ROnIbOX M. Louisville & 4(W. & L. E doubled back and caught them at the Blg | ~ joGS—Although the receipts toda T e O e HEAT—No. Kansas Clty Markets, pisnbRttan V. &L D White Stone, which resulted in a bloody | yaher liberal, the market scored another ANHOOD Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sensations, WHEA 3 pring, 5 3 spring, ph! p. E H ons H 1 R i D Mithgan B & battle. The old Nebraska Second was all [ 50 (5 10c advance, but the close | Syllabi of the Opinions Handed Down by the Nervous Twiteh.ug of the eyes and other parts, e, JSANSAS CITY, Feb. 9. _WHEAT—1¢ lower and .| Michi N DR SR TG - ot RIS plosed \wemk: No. 2 hard, G0@&0}c; No. 2 red, 4 right, as was proved when its courage was | wug rather weak and unpromising for Satur- Judges at Lincoln EEEREEIA LTI SR i el e R e tested upon that occasion. day. There were some 5,610 head received, | LINCOLN, Feb. 9.—(Special to The Bee.) [ Memvout Twitehhic of the tyes s oher Bire 2 mixed, 30%@30%c; No. 2 white, £ e i the general quality of the offerings averag- | _jagliowing are the syllabi of the opinions of | system, Hudyan cares Debility, Nervousners, s 2 g SovernoniBovastiaaigoneilopsout haniiSin eivb veryigoonti¥All icea | ouses bsrerou s [t BREIR RER ‘um..‘“.U,“,i‘.‘:wd‘ Bmissiont, and. Covelopes and ‘restores, woak T —§low and unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 27@ prd. A . L. . Mexico to invest in Mexican mines, and in- | after supplies, and with encouraging reports LLL s 001, organs, Yains in the back, Josses by day or Rt e i i Steady: No. 3, BT g 3 A A cidentally to Inspect a large tract of coffee | from the east, dealers were not long in g L'vlunlugzfl(l;‘tr Lv‘vy-“:;::l'lri?ll" ffi'ijnl‘llhj\lllfh(\.s nightro topped quickly. ‘Over 2,000 privato PROVISIONS -Mess pork, bbl., $12; lard, U Firm 261 A — St b ting down to business. Never in the history county. Aftirmed, QRELYEstA AN, Silhied 1 st 33: short. Tibs sidey (1oose), 46,155 | BRAN—Tirm; §1aghc, ex-div. land, remarked man about town at the | (TR V0N ket at this point has the range of | Ttisn sottled rule of this court that the find- | Prematueucss means impotency in the first Baared, 10650; [ el fd owers tmothy, $800G0.05 (| The ‘ttal salcs of stocks today were %077 | Millard.” *H will bo Joined in the City o | O (he farkel it Kus PO RS ENC PSR BF | 1, of Rk mac by i Jury or teial Judgo will | - ftage. JUisasmpomotsemiuil wenkncssand 121 : Bintton, "5 4b0: itk e, a0: " Ditiuling, | Mexico by W. W. Catlin of Chicago, and ex- | {ho liogs fs taken into consideration. Good | notbe disturbed If ‘supported by Eompetent | prERG: o) *“finfshed goods, per gal., TTE| i creamery, 10G2cr dairy, 16 | lington, 3,80 Chicago Gas, 4,800; Distiling, | M vidonce, G o oL b A Blec ' Reading, 6,60; 8t | Consul Sutton of Washington, and will pro- | jogs weighing from 189 to 365 ibs. brought | ©SIS™CC it il ot be granted a Titizant 1o ngw discovory wan mado by the Spocial: RS-Cut loaf, $5.30; granulated, $5.45; ady: e, 20.500; Western Union, 11400, ceed southwest for a distance of 160 miles | {he ton wnd o L R 4 rantedialitienn 5 o s 17, 3 8 ! p and common to fair grades weigh- [ on the ground of newly discovered evidence Bgualindnen e standara A, $42, 'S—Wheat, 17,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; o Trado il o fottose; 70 Dedue& | for the purpose above named. An eastern | ug from 209 to 478 Ibs. sold at the bottom. | When it nppears that such evidonce was not L A Ol Sy The following were the receipts and shipments | 0ats, none Trade hall, 18 as follows: " I o o I ohhe '3 SHIPMENTS—Wheat, none; corn, none; oats, : i i syndicate is behind the scheme, and it in- | Tni top was $5.05 and the bottom practically lm,.m. (‘l at ;lw’m..l..lrml.-l‘ se because the 'fl{u.wm 6 packages for. 5,00 (plain sealed Articles. Receipts. Shipments. | none. BlookS: Oven|High |Low. Close Yeat. | cludes Ben Cable of Illinois, Josiah Quincy | ¢5 although some common light stuff sold e B (L T | Bosest Writbn gunranteo given for a cure. 1t — — 3. To maintain a counter claim for damages [ JSRGke G\ ovesand are Hot entirely cured, Fiour, bils.. - 2 of Massachusetts and other capitalists, It he very weak close at $4.95. On Thura- Wheat, bu.... Coffee Market. Erle IRTT . 0 ERETFY XD 2 3 cate 1| Lanithesvery sweale ologo “ S | for false representations the defendant must or0 will bo sent to you free of all charges. Pacitic Maii!, Is tho Intention of the syndicate to purchase | day the hogs sold mostly ‘at §4.95 and $5, | ullogo and prove. first, what renrescntations | % mere will besont to you free of ull churkes, Corn, bu ¥ NEW ~YORK, Feb. 9.—COFFEE—Optio o bt f opened * steady; gencraily Gal0 points hher, | Ko Siyasiern 5 4114038 | @ large tract of coffee lands, reclaim them and | 4pg o week ago today-$5.15 and §5.20 bought | were mude; second, that they were fulse; Rye, bu....... closed barely ‘steady at 5@15 points net declin 2 engage in the cultivation of coffee on an ex- big b t the offerings. Representative | third, that the defendant belivved the repre- Barley, b sales, 13500 bags,” Including ' February, $10.05; | HOLASHIc veeeee. | 22h | & tensive scal teibleibyliciofiche clerlig ¥ sentations to be true; fourth, that he relied Hunso" MEch“l mSTIT”TE On the Produce exchang the butter | Barch, 31500 April, 15,60 May, N Pacitie, p'td..! i i (e — wnd acted on thew} fifth, and that he wus ] B e arim e teanh, e datry, 350 | 3 Sigieoh. “*BEot 5o, SO s’ hoacy DB e HETNIR 7 51 “Colorado will have a golden crown as well ; ) erehy By o Niel f 32 MARKET ST., o, Eggs, firm; stric b, 181 s 58 o, 4 " heav 3 P, St STEAnL e G e 1 ild, " quiet and easy; L v " remarke d Supervisor | 3. . . Schroeder agains! ! R ANCISCO. O, : New York Markets. §20.000%.2 0 bags, grade Santon | LGS 181 arq0 MHAHINGE eramARaICe patTIY e ! i i | “Douglas_county. Afiemed. Opinion by SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, NEW YORK, Feb. 0.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 1,89 v Afariot Ao Western lorroBs\ Rusaclligt Denyer,kinathe Paxton 4 g Ragan, C, 06 Dagh stocke, corridor. . “There are a number of new gold ot H 8811 ree o888 vy 603 A promissory note given for the privilege of strikes at Criple Creek. Yankee Hill, Cen- : fignes using or sellig an article which ll men are Bhls: exports, B00 bbls: males, 4,000 DKis | 31500 woptnd k. ,fem; good average, | SugarTruat...... market demoralized by the break in whea HAMBURG, Feb. b.-Market dull, unehe, ApviEnsiand, noERolling Anniisle whichinilimon fure tral City and other mining camps through- A A A 3 You often hear of othe out the state. The state is recuperating e closed dull and weak. to Wpfx high unchanged | Atehison....... RYE-Nominal. opened KE higher, but lost. the ndvsmn fieadin In a suit agi tho miker of a promi CLAIM TO BE “Just 48 good 0,00 o 7 1 ri 6@91 lower, % g 4 50000 bu. Of futures and 476,000 bu. ot developed and the annual output of yellow aynoraliinploluto ot pLMBLIE S acoves RACER: &K EZFE. CORN MIAL—Dull. HAVRE 0.—Market barely steady; | Resgig BARLDY DUl inacroned state, 63030, RIO JANEIIRO! 1 ket steady; No. | B G wonderfully from its recent depression, | 9.1 i note by o god ndorsen theroof 43 V3 cceip on orts, 1032 R SLNE00 Q ordage 3 4 e new cred gold mines ar . . such tho defendant’s unswer denied plantifl's . . WHEATRecelpts, none; exports, 103,200 bu JONDON, Feb. 2 Cordags i and if the newly discovered gold mines are | 5. ; 1 He Swnerahins holl. to ontitlo’ pIAINGI to recovor I leblg market active but lower; No. 2 red, rket. New York Money Market. metal is increased correspondingly, Colorado | &, 0 6 e 5 tho Indorsement on tho note was thut of the ; i elevaton Moat, 6114 61% ! increds ; aig 0, 1. e R O Feb. 9. —WHEAT—Prices fell | NEW YORK, Feb., 9—MONEY ON CALL— | Will be well fixed no matter which way the [ 67....... 3 & puyee. ) terms; gk aked: | Options very in svmpathy with all other points. “There | Basy nt 1 per’ cent; last loan ana closed at 1 | Ainancial question jumps. The people out : 6000000 i hra Lo taxia T ST ARFEOMORL Wore ns active il day: lguidation 1n seemed o be o general liquldation, hot only hire, | ber vent. our way, however, are still un- | £ e 8 tonded in - diiforent senss by the partics and pricen broke all vecords: cables all weak | Bt 11 all qther piaces, Chioago leading, pbably | "PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3%Git per | aiterably in favor of the free colnage | sii.: : thereto, I & sult between parties on such and forolin houses: Bol05. market cltaed 1karas e to the heavy lond 0f wheat that eity has cire | cent. a creement, 1he court will construe the agree- 4 e B SLANGE- Dl it actuat | OF Bver, becauso as & siiver producr Col- i srenint e s s s || Extract of Beef, net decline: No. 2 red, February, 6%o at clos G G6GC, | closed § [ Wil ko as’ much oo low as they were (oo’ high s S bilis at $1861@1.86% for de- | orado will not take a back seat for anybody. £ ] i B o befc he large supplies of w 4 B O 8 > oe: 48 Yy ( . . evidence shows that the other wis aware of DT shipped out. Fhe country roids i thi ot BGLM: commeroial biim. g i : ! ; e are B i e R S W ey | S AT UL U T pectally at ity hall, The board of aldermen | & i menteand thue euch undominndlaginduceq Lo fact that the COMPANY 'S EXTRACT L, getting to the market with the grain. The Taio | GOVERNAINT BONDS Stong. Siate bonds— | 18 deadlocked and has split square in_ two. gL him to oxecute It. e fact that th A AC RN Ao it 1400 L't awmorias i SR e RS ade Ltk ronns Dyl There are twelve members of that body, il §i1seezeblleen B Farmers and Merchants Bank of York 1 00" b Cltaren and 40,000 C ] i elther with sl axtybossible to meve | The: closing auotations on bonds: and the divisions are now known as the big L e : s against Anthony. Appeul from York THE STANDARD t. "Options market less nctive | SN L 48 TeR.... S 1k TR six and little six. There is some talk among K 10 g i county. Affirined. Opinion by Ragan, C. uirly steady allday, closing at | (aoe decine tn prices als the ten- ( U 8 48 coup...... 135 8L PSCo& P S | the populists, fusionists and independent re- o b rengiat When the possession of property described ine: February closed at'd2e: Maroh, | fehey of (armers to s D waoh Tparteiof the | Lok A EeRL s % ROl publicans of nominating Hon. L N. Stevens 2 0 ey Ina ehattel moros s wiih the mort- closing at 42ige; May, 434@HsKo, clos: | porthwe Cumstances wnd | Loulsiana stpa. 4. T : | for congress. Stevens has for years been a %7 80 fuRar, andithomortgugo, or & copy th ts, 18,700 bu.: exports, 1,100 bu.; | JLon sel s drop and don't 0810 v 0 3 leader in the republican ranks, but recent R . arr i~"'|" :'.h’" e on 3t 1608 tho e Otk b0 Bk | Negin there I8 rixe, for the prices | Tenn. new set 5 A developments indicate that he has had a lit- gans R e o g o 0.3, Belivered, . T Wich ectlons ns woud | Tonn; hew set: 35 10%|Atchinon A tle difforenco with other moguls of the G, | i e : EigOT, BO HaLter Vo wheat they have very Tittla | cunada . G H. & 8, A 80 0. P., and the result is that he is looking out [ 4.0\ g : notice of the not.. Houck APl I It I belleved that In all parts the [ Cen. Da X au T8 " for his own political interests. The special faiend H Condon, 40, Ollg &t .m‘u‘.:‘m-,‘ 0 o ukniny REslona Stendy al) day d unchan 0 R have. Daoh caraa orallimueh Dl asding f. Dy o 3 e session of the Colorado leglslature has ac- X 58, H;,‘;{_‘ A AL B0, oxie. 230, tollowad fa e Clomed ‘at B5c; May, HGHMC, closing i’ 24tye haposed of, | In many piaces Tarmers yet ot In . : Sompllaed \VAETAlIOLALIA TS, AFEEDRE ! H ML Seems thilt n” Usubsiquent purehisor in fa HAY—Quiet; good to averge, $6.6005.5. \lr granaries two or three crops, or at least 3 a2 | o ds TR o the taxpayers of the state, bui s evi- | b . ] seneed o Tt within, tho. menning of soetion 14 Now ur o HOPS—Quiet; atite, common to chole parts of them, 5 + 0% Tenn. e dent that notwithstanding all the ridicule senee Ehipter xxxtl, Compiled Statutes, 1893, is oné m"fl""};‘(’,l‘,fl:}.fi;‘,CAA"‘;Q;;“_:;,’.”'{.‘I mant il (w0 Pacitie coant, 166 g It the next cron sy beginning to come out, Int, C 13 V4o heaped upon Governor. Waite, his pull among 3 Wwho nequires title to mortgaged propérty by EEnss s ARTISRIIOK Cute Sie Py HIDBS=Dull: “wet salted New Oricans, se- | i in"not betioven. o (b s ,0 be a fair one | N. J. 0. In " 109 8. ©. on, fund... the popullsts seems ta be in a good, healthy et s 7 contrnet with the morteagor o his verides, | it the baits or taisetions of corbuiia sahcrdoR Jocted, 45665 105., 034 Texan, aelec 50160 | much ‘old wheat ‘will be' carried Suserully that o 2nda.: TR e Clans A ety 4 after the exceution of the mortgage and with: | aro paintul and seldom a pornanent ours, and o Iu., e Duenios Avres, dry, BGU 1a.. 1040 | miieh oh WAL will b’ carrleq over. It that ST 3| Ala. Class 1110 candition, SHEEP—There was a pretty good run to- | guifotfee thereof, and that w purchuser of | rosutiog in doah, o o Why endurg e wheat marketed by farmers In the northwe do Deb. a . Class C...... e : -, day and as local houses were already well property ntexecution sale would tuke it this torrible digengs? ?, unfantes. o Woot flecce, 19G25c; pulled, [ {37 wImitting tie short supplics they are sald : “I belonged to gbe famous Seventh Penn- | gpijjoq and eastern markets wer ) schitrgcd of Uho mortaze len irospective | boxen“to elire anv cane, ™ Loff Gily b ron o b | to have In thelr granarios . a1l of thy mes L 5 sylvania cavalry,guring the war and I'm | frode was slow and feeling wenke linsor'a knotieUge ot the exlatunce ||\ pansgis toofivece SLe Loy, 610040 1y mak NG 7% Tt S settlements. 4 an. i bR quist. Cut meats, stead: May opened at B¢ and closed nt 57%e, a mighty proud of it sald L. J. Wood of | sides. Fair to good natives, R e doIn HBILDR & APAb PSPt 1o & CONSTIPATION n‘,;m,‘:“ up;m‘]":ua ; b 4 Japa vor Pol plckled bellles, TXGEe. Lard, “steady;’ westorn | oMY Oben 4 Il osterns, $2.25@3.25; commo; 1At ST bids adten 0] Kemamtetn | cldedly new low pric July was about as K BOSTON, i | Carlisle, Pa.,, at_the Mercer. That regl- | fair to good westerns, §: 23,26 nmon | eulir one of two fands for o creditor’s st LIVER and STOMACH HEGULATOR it 100 “torcens o at | as My, opening at 6%’ and . closing o 1o { d stock sheep, $1.60@ good to cholc ofit who ¢ such but one of them w tho gr do i July, $7.6 & o nd closing at Gde. | time L ment was in mafy a battle and lost more | and stock sheep, $1.60@2.15; good to chol benofiv wh ach but one of them will D BT e S, mild and ploasant to i ‘ebruary closed at 67¢ of N 5 9 BI o nominal: May, ‘§1.7 ] n track, 'No. Btocks, bonds and’ mining shares: o 100- s, $2.60G4.00. Representa- | not he enforced when to do so will operate Lo y Ry neminal: Julv, $.76 nominal; Tefined steady; con. o; No. 1 northern, §5ci No. 8 northern, s . men at the front than any other regiment | 40 to 100-1b. lambs, $2.50@ " Ders Kahe, ospocially adapted for CLUCTER's Use, 60 ral qu ! : oy tho projudice of the party entitlid to the tinent . Pork, dull i | quit Jots of May were ol “ai 1 s 808 in the war. We never had but one coward | tve sales: Goutio fand; - Bwitt igalst Red A iRl Resiern dairy, 184O1To; west e gt FOR A few i eniralLs in_our ranks. Once’ while we were sur- | No. oo ol 874, £0 ! 40} » s | marot® Ureals decurred and thers way S dn: 3 | rounded ho displayed bis cowardice and was | 45 : Maul against teliman. Appeai from Doug. Vrrepi o reihe most of the 1 oo B killed by one of his own comrades for doing | 167 native MIXed ooireiiersiiireisis i R e e R e AT b oftered for sae | o oston & Albany. 203 [Atehisd Rt S i At Ve tambs ! ; lce house, 32,504 YRR g oor e ibors gale on trabk | BOMOR & Yaimen 33 |Wie ¢ © W% it That is the way,we weeded out cowards | 58 native fami A 8310 0f PoRl @At of 0 {utoatinto made by MRS TRy | sorithern. 145, : s S e ) Che salew were nude carller in the day, | G 1 & Qoo S Butite & ioston:l A1 | In our ranks, and there was mighty few of R 1 Disposition of Stock. uis administrator I pursuance of an order ot TALLOW-Stendy; city, $2 per pkg., 6Gowc; | A0 (the decline there was very little to Itchburg . ia(Allouez M. Co... % | them after that. Our colors were never al- OMelal and disposition of stock as | the district court isw judicinl e Ol sell. “Recelpts, 210 cars; Ahipments, 3 cars. Gen; Bleatrie.: Atlantico. .o 110 lowed to. trafl fnl%the dust. 1 the man '8 e ‘the. Union Stock Y ards A person by ekoming o purchaser of b RTROLRUM=Bteady; United ‘closed st sl Milwnukee M nrkoets. V. Y, ) AL & Heola, 2 who was holding the dear old flag was shot, ny 1 " iwenty-fourhours endi 5 ::‘Illsfl"l‘l.\ ‘-’::!‘Iw‘:l‘ b Judte lal walo heconio HOSIN-Fasy; strained, common to good, | MILWAUKE FLOUR- Lower. [ he held on to the colors with the grip of s puaety 16 Wis ding, undee whil) sy 8,006 110 WHEAT-Ste 2 wpring, 6isc; No. 3 | Riinde v . death until another man could snatch ‘em Sule s pisda AR BAT b caldpalio by the URPEN Strong; 1 g orthern, 62kc ¥ | Bubbar 4ol SR up and wave them on high again to urge e i Complets his purchise sstio, falpulo extre, 34060 | QAN Sieate s N N Union Pac . 11%|Quiney the boys on. I tell you that (Ihll(nury has i welo | 8. Avpellunt was Ui highest. bidder for real e P 3 i No. 8 white, | Wost™ Ena L 45" [Tamars at o b0 man when he | RS -- 6 [ ostiie n0ld by wiadwinistrator undor a liconse Orloans, open ketle, | 142 Woat Ena..; &) a wonderful effect on & man when ho is R ; 23 | SR R trlee sonrt thorefors his bid wis ace | itk GREAT sample, tigooe. <t 19 steady; No. - swinging a saber or pulling a trigger. A DISFOSITION. Sopted, the sale duly roported to the court and | uiNDOO REMEDY “RYE Lower 1, 4005 St. Louls Mining Stock Quotatl though the smoke ls thick and blood rung e Hoga, Sheep. | by 1t Confirmed, fer Dersonil notice glven 000 A e} Upork, $1215; lard, | BT, LOUIS, Feb. 9—Mining stocks dull like water, the stars and stripes waving | op. Packing c y T abpellunt of the ) when the e = AT ) sual, und no change 1o note.® Cloaing: g through It all gives a man renewed courage. | G, H. Hummond comp: . ' E hearing of the applicatl onfirma- | & P P T e e After the first volley Is fired In battle, a | Siwiet & Co 5 tion would be heusd, nppelfant mide tio up- | TATs, i Slachier akedi Bl 'k 3 5 B s Ll i g I J soldier loses his nervousncss and he makes | | Jasky PasKEE fompany pearunce 1':'411'”"‘"1; toi to' thy proces ks to | Jak' uikeus ' Oile-Duil "ana heavy and Y, 1640 b, " s 0,500 | e 2 H : the fight of his life. Previous to the first | Neison MOt . it i U1 unloss the ndniniatrator would | bkt e o prices about unchanged. ———. Qranit = battle nearly all the boys feel 1 hl') ner- | Left over. . . apply the preceeds of the salv t tho dischargo | buy af fatation but Tivison B HUGAR-HKaw, firm; falr refining, 23c; refined, Cotton Mar! ou ‘em g0 on the theor AR I0 B aticeu saninst b il A e Arugyist has Lot got 1t we Wil s e R - . 1y BV ORLEAND, Vobs oot b 08 Ao Losdon & arket T P o hare o | ol Wleigiing o srogrens wiih tho. adnsinistrator | brieatal Medical ColyCleldoy i o hledebee NEW YORK, Feb. 9.—The fnclement weather | aiing. ¥'160. wmlidine T35 AR (000 10 United Stats oon were bousht by | remedy of the Seventh Pennsylvanla for [ gp. LOUIS, Feb. 9.—CATTLE-Rece P L That Uy W6 order of tho o h iyt O Bonianr 0 ey s Yoo pievalling (day bes bad an unfavorable e | Tac Heceyl the Lank of England toduy and £25,000 came in | cowards was quick, certaln aud effective. head; shipments, 300 hewd. Market steady but [ which the sale was wadoe expressly provided COUNCIL BL Leading Druggiste for quality ) 1893, the mor New and Complete Treatment, consisting of tes LY w lieud, 76, 11i1- QUARANTEES fasued only Ly Kuhn & Co,Sole Azents, Ony ha,Neh, irm; large, S@il%e; small, 1040 1200 bbls; wheat, 05,800