Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Epirit of the Corn Market Was Broken Yest rday. MODERATELY WHEAT WAS ACTIVE with Fluetantions Limits, ntin Rathor 1 Unsettled. Corn AVas Confined Within Nurrowe the Feeling (¢ N Less Active, and ned Fyous the its sympathized with May and 1%¢ lower closed yesterda of its former and provisions show Wheat from Toledo Chicago elevators and the chief causes rticle active, CHICAGO, corn market neighbors felt for and ft. It is %e lower fo for September than Wheat dropped 1%¢ Oats are ¢ lower Josses for the day. being unloaded into heavy rali recelpts of depress in that Wheat was moderately Bye to %o range. The feeling tled, and fuctuations were quite within the comparatively narrow Initial transactions were at from loss, at fron G4l4c to Bi%e for but gradually worked from e eased back from e, rallied %e to , declined from S%e to closed with September at from Bic The tone at the start rather weak, owing to the heavy receipts on the inspec- tion chart, and was inclined to sell off, but the price in New York was firm and checked the downward tendency. The New York quotations were quite closely all day and pla 1 an fmpor- tant part in the course of prices here. After the first advance a reaction occurred, due some to the break In the east and the sell- ing here by prominent local professionals, but rallicd again on the very fair exports and the falling off xome in the receipts at the primary markets, A cargo of S7,000 bu. was inspected in arriving from Toledo, and reports of another 100,000 bu. being in the harbor, which would appear in tmor: row's receipts. The export clearane ot wheat and flour were fair and aggregate 416,000 bu. of wieat, of which 69,000 bu. was In flour. There was no fresh business reported at New York, but twelve lcads were reported taken for export at Baltimor It was rumored that there wes some business golng Here today, but no particulars g ven Su . G Corn was less active, with fluctuations con- fined within narrower limits. The feeling continued rather nervous and unsettled, but the undertone was rather more bearish and offerings, while not large, were more general. { Apparenily there was more disposition to fayor the’ short side. The market acted as though the country had liquidated pretty freely and was now holding off buying, awaiting a still further break: Local profes- slonals sold moderate quantities, and in some instances where western speculators had se- cured good profits, they were buying again on a smaller scale. The weather indication was for showers in Indiana and Illinois, fair and cooler in lowa, and Missourl fair; Ne braska fair and cooler and Kansas fair, with southerly winds. Domestic markets were easler and cables came wiih spot figm and up %d and futures nominal to %d"lower. The market opened with a decline of from 340 to Bc, at b4tie for September, but gradu- ally sold up from %c to Se, worked back %0, rallied %ec, declined %c and closed with September at §3%c. The aclivity in oats was resumed again after yesterday's lay off, and not only was the market lively, but considerable business was transacted. The corn market continued to rule prices in oats and the easier feeling was_entirely in sympathy with corn. The range for September was Jc. Provisions were active, opening firm on higher live hog prices, but soon declining on liberal offerings. A good demand developed at the decline and prices advanced, but the market again declined, reacting at the finish and closing steady. Compared with last night September pork is 25c lower, Septemn- ber lard 7tc lower and September ribs 20c lower. Freights fairly active for Buffalo at and a line agent claimed to get lc for 1 000 bushels. Corn room was offered at The leading futures ranged as follow “Article Open. | High. | Wheat,No. ban ba%y bl Aug. was broken 17.—~The spirit today, of and it price were n within frequent limits, to from unset ic e ptember, | up o e, from and Gh4c o was watched %o %e. 2014 um‘ May....... Pork per bbi Sept.... UBR L Lard. 100154 Se Short R1bs- o follows: hangod Git@e; Cash quota FLOUR-—St¢ spring, white, @ sic; No. 3, 54G50 [l Prime, pork, nominai. FLAX SE TIMOTHY SEED- PROVISIONS-—Mess 23.50; lard, por 100 1ba, Qo $7.2047.30; dry . 500 P oshort ¢ HISKY b, $7.473%; short ‘salted shoulder ar sides (boxed), vibu sl (boxedy, ¥1.0070 Distllers' finished goods, per gal., 1,28, “The following were the recelpts and shipments for today: T Aricle Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu... Corn. bu, Quts. bu, [Recaipt. Shipments. 11.000) 15.000 000 78,000 H3.000| 105,000 311.000) 262.000 4000/ X OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS, Condition of Tride and Quota: Staple and Fanoy Produce. The most important feature of the yesterday was the advance In poultry past two weeks or more the receipts of I have been very large and the market extr low, dealors finding It Aiffcult to keep supplies cleaned up. The present week opencd with a Jittle more active demand, which has Kept up, while the offerings hiave' not been larv. Yeatorduy there was quite o boom i the market s will be noted from the quotations given be fow. Dealers generally 100k upon the ndy s only @ spurt not lkely to last very I Bome of them assert that @ few more coops e celved per day would send the market back t Where {t was’ before. Good egkn are very searce and a little fitmer than it was carlie Other dines of produce. remain same noteh as on the day before, acking stock, '10¢; country, @13 choice 1n fanc ered cronmery. 17G20c; separator GGAS-—Der doz., 116 12 POULTIY Ol spring chickens, do; ol full-feathere Keyw, SgTc; gobblers, feathiered, 1G5 0as on narket or the altry the it in kot weok wbout fair to , 11G16e; §00d gath ducks, 5ute; A14oe; hen old” geose, tur full- fat ar B@ie; coarse and il Winconsin, full cream, new make, FINCE aska and Towa, full cream, 10g11c Nebraski Towa, part skims, TG Lim burger. No. 1, 11c; brick, No. 1, le; Swiks, No. 1, 1G5, HAY—Ubland hay, $18: midland, $10; lowland, lor makes the price on hay, Light bales woll the best. Only top rades bring top pric PIGEONS-01d 1 er doz., BC. VE ABL Round lots, 106 nd small veals arge. SGAc. are quotel and 1, POTATOES . B NS Good stock, ALOUPES—Nevada 3 §$12A NS—Hand-picked $2.10G2.15; common )NS—On orders, %o per Ib. Wl shipping stock, southern, 2 BrOwn, small lots, on crated, 320, [\ navy, white jems, per me s beans, home grown, on orders, pes -bu, 3541 40c. Per 1b., Californiafruit were sold sale yesterday morning a stronger than part of the w tor the crank becoming inte stion which (he beencarefully investigating Ovanberries In the market the wmiddle or lafter part of August, and after the first ook 10 Seplember the supply b gencrully lasge. Three cars of the fruit auction loen pald we Prevaiig « at The those W wonld | fuilure m presont indications g to 1 Micing section appear that The o n i Last year o the ‘Tarze o shippers m of the seas il b i supi litle m th tion erally” promise and 1E will doulitl y f A Tt t worked Into” cor there I8 ve.y femand from th i Jarge quintities pped from Last seascn the bl o dorwey oro Lought up by we Culitors, Alreetly west (nst Ing here, os K0 Lo o dealors W il tees that wer from the west. The rey matket Is Tnrgely by apples, and when the latter ar and chep ey (nke yliee bt influence indications point win th tren 1 e s el niy this marke pric off aff it e high ¢ 1 ranged WHlIng to Bive until appl thar toward crop Tast Whiite is much e heavier 1 vf this year I8 lght, it ACH S PLUMS-« Californin liforn rletle $1.20971.5 None. wHts Dartlott's, 1 PRICOTS - Califyimia CH PRI Chliforn APES Concords, 1 riin, $1.7 TROPICAL FRUIT Ian BANANAK. LIMONS it MISCELLANT Fancy, per Ib., 1 “alitornia, R P-- C Almonds, 1741 s, 12; Broall Pure ulce, pe dark I 10@12e. per doz., $12. sl wainuts, 109 10¢ -4 HON MAT Ni1 12c; flber CIDER Sy bbi. hides, n st Ralf bb N 5 to_ 40 Iba.. Sgte; No. ar, int hides, 5 No. 1 dry salted hide per b lows dhan fully cured. il con salted, e green salted shearlings (short wosled early skina) . 6@lse; dry shearlings (short wooled early . No. 1, cnch, 56100, dry shearlings (short wooled eatly skins), No. % each, Ge: dry. flint Kansas and Nebraska buteher wool 'pelts, - per ctunl welght, 56iSc; murrain wool peits, por wetual welght, 4@ige; dry fint Colorado buieher: wool pelts, 16, “actunl weight. 4@ Gc: muriain wool ver 1b., actal weight, . Tlave feot cut off, as It 15 useless to pay frelght dn them, - m e TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow. 19 2 31G3%o: White A, White 11, Shaa%e; mrease, yel: durkc, ;i old hutter, 225 1@1fe; fough tellow, 1%@2e. dry fline hides, No. 1, Deeswax, prime, NEW YORK GENERAL Vesterday's Quotations on Flour, Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, Aug. 17.--FLOUR—Recelpts, M LIS exports, 12,600 bbls.; 25,000 plags. Ccontimues weaker with the dect'ae in There fs more dispisition to make con- Southern flour, dull. Rye flour, quiet; ) Ibls. Buckwheat flour, nominal MEAL-Firmly held; Brandywine, $2.95 yellow western, $280G3.10; sales, 2,000 MARKEL. rain and T--Nominal. cipts, 15,700 bu, 010,000 bu. future and lower 4c; afioat, northern, (7 delfvered. Options cables and big car lot receipts at de was lght all day and the de ables and enormous esti- car lots broke the nfte the close being at %c net @66%e, closed | exports, 94,100 and 98,000 bu. delivered; opened " weaker noon mark decline. N August, el olosed 57 O sales, 240,000 bu, lull and 19,800 bu.; . Sp: 1 realizing e at %o August, 170,400 futires and fairly nctive mixed and woster weaker all day, 38@43e, with @ O htloiin qute and gene o, closing at K@i lows, August, o, closed 33%c; Septembe Haige, clied October, 336 ¥ Firm; shipping, S3G6le; good Lo cholce, New Tex: wet salted, Ihs. Bue 24 to 4) 1bs., hemlock sl 156 15¢ stie, 19G25¢; pulled, 20625 enos Ayres, WOOL COALDull PROVISIONS plekled bellies, rd, easier s, TH terces 5 nomin dom closed her, casi tine s aulst ‘m; wektern dairy @2350; wes! 1301625 westes v, 18015 state —Quie 9%er part skims, i B0 . i state S@l6e; and Pennsylvani western frosh, $1.5009, LOW—8 country tor “clty ARaTe, dfor (DKES. A adie tree), 82 per D) as to Quai ty " UM Bid: bulk, and Baltimore, Ui, £2.60, W, United 36 York, Dull: bhls. New 5.0; F smestie, falr to extra, 44@4%c; Scoteh, $19.00G22.00; A N-Quiet; strained, common to good, $1.10 TURPEN COTTO! wmand; offe € current ter gradex White, Sty B—Steadier 5 SEED OIL—Steady: rather better d ks modetate: some sales reported pric s; off crude, 2@2c: vellow but- yellow off grades, 37@3714 3 asked; plates, more R Stendy; domestic . 200 tong Septembe December bo October, and November December STOCKS AND BONDS, Attracted the Bulk of ‘Chinnge. Burlington Att n- tlon Yestorduy EW YORK, Aug. 17.—The speculative eye fastened on Burlington & Qui from the opening of business this morning until midday. The movement of the market was largely dependent upon that stock. The meeting of the directors in Boston to take action on the dividend, and until the a nouncement was made that they had de- clared their regular dividend, the market was irregular and in many cases took a downward course. For half an hour between 10 and 11 o'clock the market was upward, but Quring the rest of the morning depression prevailed. Burlington, which had receded per cent to 73% and advanced to 743, dropped 1% per cent, though the grangers declined from 3 to % per cent and the in- dustrials from % to % per cent. General Elcctric and Tobacco were excentions, the former selling up 1% per cent from the low point of the morning, and the latter % per cent from yesterday's closing sales. The true fact of the declaration of the regular 13§ per cent about 12:15 o'clock, and was the signal for the beginning of a strong buying movement, well distributed throughout the active list, which resulted in an advance of 3% per cent in Burlington, 1% per cent in Rock Island, 14 per cent in St. Paul and Missourl Pacific. Northwestern, with selling orders from Chi- cago, broke to 106%, a decline of 23 per cent from the highest point of the day, in sympathy with Distilling. A slight reaction oceurred in other shares. In the lugs @ decidedly strong tone prevailed. sp-culation closed strong, and prices, com- pared with yesterday's closing figures, were from % to 8 per cent higher. Distilling lost 234 per cent on the day and United States Leather preferred 1% per cent. Sugar fluc- tuated rather unusually, closing at yester- day's figures, The bond market was strong all day. The Evening Post says: The market was nervous and irregular up to noon, owing to moved The dividend was known in Wall street | late deal- | 1 teers, 80 to 1,00 Ibs., | OMAHA DAILY BER LOMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET '* S ket geod 1 wnd THE »’s,\'rmmn, A}.TGIIST 18, the 1.0 Texae Burlington divi of yesterday although in toward weak houses, which Jtuatlon, | Business at the iceal Yards Improved in s Every Respeot but Reodipts, of the advances pending action end. It held the falrly well during that time, spots it was rather inclincd ness. Prominent conservative took a broad view of the general believe that the basis of the recent the market has largely been sentiment it was an outgrowth of the tariff. The fs not in itself a substantial prop to v the future will be conditioned actual and not expected developments The Evening Post's London cable The stock markets were quieter today small fajlures were annourced, one & Americans, bitten by large dealings soph Brewery, had to realize on the ther was a bear In Americans at about the lowest, but were of a strong undertone. Union Pacific was ex ceptionally firm. The excitement in silver rtificates is abating. It Is belleved that | the German estimate of the probable China loan of £10,000,000 is much high. Prob- ably £2,000,000 will be nearer correct. Twelve | lakhs of special council drafts sold today up to 13%d. The fall in American exchange is | | beginning to tighten the money market here. | The American mails are also showing an in- | creased number of bills | The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atohison ... Adams BXpions. . Alton, T. H do prd Expross | netier | T o ugh a that | claim | lues upon CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. endiness Was Again the Cattle Marke AGO, Aug. 17.-Steadiness wa of the cattle market, The © the r from $1.60 to $.10 for from $1.25 to $3.50 for Tesans. 1f there Hore and there sale at better than Wwis Decause the lots of teally good ¢ seattering. Quite half the supply came from Gt the and the tarker part of the natives y 5 | were common, Frem to 1.0 ook RIDAY, Aug. 17. The Uik of the hative. catul "In»n \hio' Tosan thet we sisted of about 1,200 | and westerns sold principally at from $2 to §2 150t A for the former and. from §2 $3.65 for e one of ¥ as against | jarter, Stockers and feeders it sheep on | tention and wore stron L u In hogs a part of ye and | gained today. The L 20,000 he arriving fnst Fr the ot for five | week 1 head s than | time 1n Opening sales we of from €000 1 and from $5.70 to $5.35 for there was no softening Piickers et Wwith shitrp competition from shig pirs, and hetwesn t1e Gvo quick work was mad OF the supply. From $3.25 10 $5.07 took mosi of the hoge, A trom $1.6D 0 $5.75 wa (e extromo CATTLE—There was a pretty fair de- | MKy Of values for "';;‘\:‘.;";““ bl | mand today for corn-fed steers, both local | Prices for ‘sheep range al W outside, and in consequence there was | Hir hievi'us two o thiee d, rong market There were, how the demand has been nly a few really desirable cattle among | |5 iy and. brlcas flerings. Common and half-fat cattle | ble. The lst of in rather light request, and the market wanted at fr on such I8 inclined to be slow. One bunch _et’s Swap. The time to make a good trade is when the other fellow wants to trade. COAN-FED CATTLE IN EXCELLENT DEMND Feature of the says Two bull i in All former Prices CHI¢ foatur fair and natives agaln the celpts floto & for and it Denlers All Want Are the Finished Article and for All Offered— ¢ Shoot Up lomand good At from 4,60, Just Now we Are the Other Fellow So Badly Do We Want to Trade hint we will practically lend you the money to pay us with. This Qnies about throuh our One-Two- Three plan, which s “Evolved” for Just such times as theso We Have 24 Selected and ~ ¥hatls Our it Special Bargains, One-Two-Three Plan? This i wething from ench dopartnient 3 Wwhich you can buy on ubove busis until next Saturday night at half past nine, AND NO'LONGER. g on A Strong Mark qually we want to trade are willing to give you from 200 conts i merehnndise for r Good Do Ladly do o and Today's re eipts hogs 7,800 too sheep, 110 8,460 last the cattle, hogs and 1,840 cattl Friday of week 44,550 heog 1, 11,495 cattl 64 hogs * the corresponding period shows a falling oft of 10,000 hogs in five week. 1,267 terday’s d tone wa yeeuipt line was 1 Tue 1,816 lays of for L a leavy prices hogs week. yesterday, and 13 n the five days of this been 7,400 catt D, 85 sgainst and 2,962 ¢ p I of last week. Ths over 4,000 cattle and days, as compared with last sheep s o Cash ut time of purehase receipts have S0 nieh down and so much . or likht 8 and Tater S0 much down and so much per e st weok. | Wis| Northorn Paciio 148 | No, Pac. pfd 0P D& G Northiwe do pfa Coiiti 99 People OQutof |00 Seem to Eat and Sleep a3 Wsual. How we will ugh snme such tmes as those for ana WANT TO TRADE for but ind so0n -at our Unwarranted Appr wre the Buyers' Tines. Kenenber, we henstons. but all the are the Other Fellow it Recelpts hewd the uffer g tum: were ot winst from Lambs have i v today's offerings m o $4.15 These are the Planks at the People’s: 1+ 2. 3. | ever, the re You getexactly WHAT you want Atthe PRJCE that you want. Atthe TERMS that you want. Pittahure Pullman Paince Reading ¢ Riehmond T o pfd Consolldnted Gas C.0.C, &8t L Celo. Conl & Iron Cotton Ol ¢ Del. & Hudson Del. Lack. & W pld 13, Sk spring ed Woek 83,04, 1. One lotof Plush Keeeption Chalrs, tringed antique, worth #.00; this wee s1.63. 13,130 Chenillo Couches, spring Worth $15.00; this week ®7.89. 15, 500 oda lor Furniture, consisting of gllt chairs, divans, ro ton chairs, Dimboo goods, ete., ut ex Iy o W former prices CARPETS 17, 2,000 yurds Roglish Linols ur price $L00 per yard: (his woek $7e, 15 One lot Mogiette Rugs, worth $1.30: this woek 746 1. One yard re worth 50c; this week 10 talf yard wnd one yard sels, worth 50¢ and 6 TNEX One 1ot Misfit Beassels Carpot, roal Vil SE 00, this, woek B0 25, Ouo ot Brussels Ltugs, 013 this weok 94 - 25, One lot Velvet and Moquetto Rugs. 40340 fnchos, worth £10); this wook V8c. 2. 200 rolls Brasscls Carpet, extra hewvy goods, worth $1%5: this wedk 680, Parlor Couchies, worth #15.00: this FURNITURE. apesiny 20 Folding ables, #, this week 68, e lot Reed Rockers, 130 coods; t solid onk 118 sells evel il e regular prico S P& Omani o ptd Suthe Stuear Fort Wasiie Northern pfd where for §.50; Hat this Rucks, worth Th, S. Express W AT do it Wells Farg Western U W. &L, E do ptd M&SE L D. &R G G F C.RET do vt H&T. C. TA A &N Loutsville& N Loutsville & N. A Manhattan Con.. Memuhis & C Michigan Cent. .. Mo, Pacific Mobile & Ohio Nushville C National Cordazo. 0 Pld........ee J. Central & W. pfa North Am. Co..... The £150 o, B0 Tor similar, qualitien @ wivk ok Since July 1 recepts have been more thin | of pretty good 1,233-1b. steers brought $4.45, | haie et oo e e e tremendous 1l another bunch $4.25, but aside from that | decrease prices have ranged from 7ic to $1.5 the sales were all under $4. The market | Per 10 Iba. lower than then. Cattle und hoks on the desirable grades of cows and heifers otk supplies of both are heavier. The was strong, and in some cases a little | Very uhsatisto Htfon of the sheen’ ma higher. ~The I:cal packers were active buy- | ket may wafely be asciibed to the fact that the anything that was at all desirable. The | quotati today wis from §1 to $3.2 demand for bulls, stags and rough stock [ and from §1.35 to $1.17 1, appears to be rather light, and the market Re A8 8 IOBHERG ORI VR, A on such is weak. The market on_ stockers e ke HON Folding and feeders was about steady. The fresh 0 coeipts toduy, 21,000 head; official ves LI x £ O demand, which was limited. The country | head: left aver, T80 hends quapity rathes poot 500 BIbie Stands, regulur val o $1,25; is not buying many feeders, and it does mot | Mucket fairly detfve and tirm: ‘pricos Se hikhors week 3. require many cattle of that description to [ fr vough packing: $.10@5.60 for mixed; §5.15 for (Aot ot solia oake Conter Tubles, o arkel v ative | he i ni sh pping. lota: DIgs, $4.00a5,10, Worth £250; Lhis week 93¢ e G TR sy s otny.z, oy hend s, yeaterday & 200nly, Medicine Cabinets,solid oak, ' ents yesterday, 4, 3.50. head; oficial e sh pts yosterday, head worth 3,50 his week $1.49. westerns, 0. 2 only Infants' Cribs, sldes, worth $3.00; thls week 10. Ono lot solid vak Book regulur price $2.00; this week 89 PARLOR FURNITURE 11. 5-plece solld oak I Suits in Bl OF Lapestey, WOrdh ¥5.00; this week 12, Extra large size Divans, plush up- holstery, solid ouk frame, worth $10.00; this week 84 89, Vi with s of i Stau ls, ). : g tngraln, Av. P No high ngraln, 3 7.0 remnants m 253 this week K a8 ands ling at rlor 0; on of ion St hours, Omeial shown by the company for 3 v'elock p. and_ Qisposi books of the U the twenty-four m., August 17, rogular today wore Including: 30,000; Burlingt Chicago € Distillers, 63,500} Eleetri i ouisville & Nashville L400; Missourd T Reading, 44001 & W. . certificates, Afth assessment pald, 3,100; Rock Island, 1 N NEW YORK,. Aug. Easy at 1 per cent; last at 1 per cent. PRIME MERC STERLING B business in bankers’ demind_and $ES @1 rates, $1ARd bills, $4.8414 Sl GOV JONDS aull v bonds, strong. Closing quotat'ons on bonds were as us. %D, & 1. G. .5 on coti R 1S 6 rog. S 46 cotip. S 20 vor, Pacitic tuof ] A€ 0 | Feist i ke g 2 g s & Kansa Clty Live Al Class : : E BT L KaysAs crry v .. Cen : : : ead: shipments. Biise|No, Bae. 1o best_stroni Bighers Formerly Pesple’s Mammoth Insiallm21t Houss. Send 10 ¢ PO e e I cows, 81 stockers and fecde 100 | N, W_ Caigols. i b i Write for Special Baby Carriage Catalogue —Mailed Freo. LU RGO i et i R o St p S 5,304 Dac 5.905.5): 1007 |36 P. 0, AP W. 00, s, salt0aa%; pikw, $1.30 53 (S. L. .VA F. G Tig| Tex. Pac. 1sts. 101§ "o dus 1054 | U. P. 15ts of ‘0. 101 Weni Shore 4a.- total sales Cattle . i ON CALL-— n 1 per cent; closed 1060 H LTI Wy 210 1 HEIFERS, 140 143 970 1000 1100 NTILE CHAN PAPER—3G5 per ceént. Weak, with actual bills SLA6L @868 for 1 for sixty days; posted $1.88704.89; commercial John P. Rrittain Aulson .00 Rhoe & T, HAR e Becker & Do Rothschild 64 65, irm. State bonds, Snap L. Shippers Left over. Total Stock M 17.~CATTLE: 2800 head: ma others, stend native nts for postage on big ’9¥ catlozuz, 8. C. nontin... Tenn. new. Tenn new head; market $5.035. b FEEDERS. 210 6. 03 10 10 0 45; h 104 mixed, Va. Genturics. do deferrod. Atelitson 48, Cana he pts, 1,100 stronger; & good f August, i o m—— nu.n ™, l(- A)vu dhutte. 100 81 30 5 kets for Friduy, August 17, 80i; %50 SR P ments 4 cows 5 South Omat 2,074 Wool ,.“,,“.,. 4icow. 3 itton Reporter ys of ||x<» wool ma 3 for t latter, Site; September, G340 Ol wheat _on northern, 57i4e; 00 b, shipments, and_vather easfol £2.0002.20. Prods twenty-four hours estim 34,000 bbls, IDAHO CAT . 17.-Call loans, 1@2 o cent S 3lg per cent. Closing prices for nd nining aios 7% W End O 34| Westingh W Ele 78| Wis. Central. 200 | Atchison 207 [Atchinon 1n. ¢t Flectrie 5. 3¢/ Wik, Cent. 15ta | Atte. ... d214 | Toston & Moniini |Butte & Bonto |Calumiet & Heel Contenntal... Blg| Frankiin 3744 | Kearsargo ... Onceolt. TaN . s tme loans. stocks, bonds 20,100 0000 0 1080 2 60 5 SOUT TN that had_cl THE GREAT HINDOO REMEDY WERULES tn 60 DAYR, cause by past, ..-umn.. ek B T S ! Bt B AP TSP e o Inrfl ‘al Oo., CHICAGO, ILL., or thefr agents. 8QLD by Kuhn & Coy, Cor. 15th and Doug 1 Telephone. Boston & Alb: Bokton & Mair C.B.&Q. Fitel Gen i Mexican 0ld Colony Oregon Short Live Ruboer. an Die, 1 bull 12 cows 8 steers HOGS L1100 ) 1035 2 45 (1031 2 0 ~Everything was on the side of the sellers today. The receipts were light and reports from other markets encouraging, while the demand was good. Both packers and shippers wanted hogs, and the market opened active, and prices advanced from 5e to 15c, the trade being rather uneven, As high as $5.50 was paid for a load of 251-Ib, hogs, while a number of choice heavy loads & Quotations. brought $5.30. Good light loads sold largely . 17.—The official closinz | at from $5.15 to $5.25. The more common toliy wersas fol- | light and mixed loads sold as low as $4.50 and from that up to $5.10 for the loads of fair quality. The offerings were all taken quite early in the day. Representative les: Av. 1 cow.. otal . 4 steers. Zotal 260 Chicago Fruit Quotations. CHICAGO, Aug. 1 i Fruit sold California fruit uetion toda, ces as follows: Pears, artletts, i half boxes, 85i90c. Peaches, Crawford, i Orange cling, 90c@$1.20: Sisquehanna, white cling, §c: Muir. §5c; Wheatland, Plums, Quackenboss, $1.25. Jalian, §1.2001:30; 1Hungarian, $c; Gross, hulf crates, Rose Leru, $L.i $15061,60. ait_company sold California fruit markets s follow. $1.50601.5 smpany. the pric ois various Kansis aches, San Fri SAN FRANC quotations for lows: Al Belle Téle Heleh For thirty years Ducber Watch Casca have been endorsed by every prominent deas Terin the Unitedtates. The Ducber trado- mark in this country, and the Hall mark in D ngland arc a guarans \W ADJUSTED vJ tee of pure metal, 17- tf)"‘".,'::“ / jewel Hampden move- IME kS ments in Ducber cuses stand at tho head. 1f your dealer does not keep our watches mall us’ your nddress and we will send yon the name of w dealer who does. THE Duxnes Watci WOonKS, C ;\\ fitnold’s Bromo-Gelerg. o & NOTerons. . | Mexiean.. Mono. S0c@$1.00. Plums, over-ri; Minneapolis—Bartlett pears, av aches and plums, av si.10. kee—Bartlett pears, Porter Lros. compuny sold auction 11 cars of fruit: Bartlett Buerre Hardys, pears, $1.20@150; Halves, 1 106155, White free-stone penches, S6c; Georges | syme time. sales of to clings, $1; Early Crawford, 6e@$1.10; Mixon, 0. 1230 s, domosticand 400,000 1bs. forelgn. 5 @$1.00; Late Crawford, §ic@s110; 'Strawberry, | making a total of 4,174,250 Ibs. against a total 160 Gh@ekic; Susquehannas, 90cq$1.10; Foster, 80wS5es | of 5,324,000 I8, for the previous week, ainst 200 Orange cling, e@si1; Lemon cling, 8105 | total of Ihs. for corresponding week a Tuscan, Tc@§.00; half *crates, Tokay ' grapes, r ago. The sales since January 1, 1504, i Muscats, ‘$1.1061.90 Malagns! ount to 93,032,435 b, uinst 76,312,850 108, o $1.400 Blue Malverse, $1.10; L rugo. The sales for the week in New York $1.00a11 “The sales for the week in 5; Golden Droj 250,000 b anes, $1.10; Silve WOOL~—Dull rines, $1 New York, s today: Bartlett pears, Siasln penches, 6 Fosters, 50cqi8115; trecs, SLA0G2 bags of have been sold on for the former and 2 wools have held ve particularly Sales of Au At AU Milwau- sh. sh. 80 160 200 50 240 Pr. B |3 et cholar.. Con. Cal, & V.1l Crown' Point Eurekn Con Gould & Curr \ New Yorik ) NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—The followiug ars the closing mining quotation Thiolor, a0 Crow Con. Dendwi Gonld & Hale & Noreross.. Homestike Mexican ... Onturio, opinr..... [PIymoutn and un- changed. Market nton, O, 17.-COTTON - Spot, t free sup ing; Ameriean midaling, 3 27-64d. The sles 0f the day are estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 500 bales were for speculation and ex- port; receipts, none. Futures, dull nand, American midaling, T ©, August; Sep and Octoby i " De and 3 4861 Decembor bruary, 3 51-61d; arch and Apr d.The tenders new docke 70000 |Quteknilva. Qllllll efer Bulwer. LIVERPOOL, Aug g 0 ams, $1.50 K @S1'30; Klsey Japans, 816061 63; 1 anes, 85cq $1.35; Nectarines, ugrapes, 95003105, Louls G al Market. Aug. 17.—FLOUR—Very dull; 1 2.80612.40; k Quotations, M 4 p. m. elosing: London Sta LONDON, Aug. 17 b Novemb 3 4064 for N’irvnm e d hoa e, Act or Alcobol an dacho, Drain Larscial or genoral No atism, Gont, Kidney poising ' Anwriin, Abidote and other ozceises, Pri Horvescont. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. \,l 161 5, Westarn Aven: CHICAGY For sale by all dnllll‘llll. Omaha. e GUPIDENE” Curer the effects of self use, excesses, eml ions, impotel va' .cocele and st i bruary o) today's and 100 ana March i ana erien ol NiW OREIEAN o, 1,400 binlen Sty waton, 16,000 ba Aember, 10001657 Oct. 4008 Decemd 1@t Feruary P Vi b AT $6.01a0.80 July. 5 ), trading, ; PHILADELUTIA, | Aug [ e ca ut 696 asked for sacked, g, 07e: low middiing Hon have ‘shared in the snlvs and some good | 801110 i midli, G4C; Tow midiiing, ; it e eiorted” T Driced " "t b ! M BEED- Lower: 8125 asked £ A, Lt SRRl R, Wnion 'goods. hive done’ well and mostly through FLAX g BLI8 kel waekly ‘st recelpts, W0 balea; grods, 410 1 R R R I R £ TIMO 3D Higher: 16,60 bid for choice continent, 295 balos, padon, One “aoliar & Bl Tor 64 squures and moderate sale HAY rime 1o choice timothy, ¥10.00 ! nent, 08 BN quiot: middling, Dot for o ar . ow_ middiing, 6%oi 8 Ainary, Do; net e D 1 "G00 “i Ttk "THS billi; Kroms, 1308 halow: weekly net MAN © DRUG CO., 1Dt 10 Dhdcw; ‘wrons, 5468 bulen; exports to Omaha, Neb. aslied i APy a4l We Have Q}zgg WHEAT AND OATS FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Write or wire us for prices, ¥. 0. B, cars, Omaha, or delivered at your station. Telephone 218, Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. settled, ofr August, ON—Quiet; Futures, ‘stock, g0 bid MON 2 The 1ty August, it 1 the open_ mark: months bills 18 8§ per ¢ pods Marker. 1t has b The dem s of on pre cash, May, OATS-—Lowe August, 3% " with ptem Wd for i New York Ury ¢ NEW YORK, Aug. 17 ound day for busines and sales large. Cotton May, $0.80G6.86; Jui 2 reg . 17.-COTTON—Quiet; W3e; good ordinary, s none: stock, 2,181 Quiet; ER unchanged, Sugar Market Aug. 17.—SUGAR centrifugal, Raw, test NEW YORK fair refining, Refined, firm. LONDON trifugal fining, 115 3. str at $3.121 i 81 2,650 2.70. mid none; Aug, ts, 600 by aling AR—Cane, shipme Muscovado, steady; fair re Aug 17,8 ; ce ; i Kansns City Markots. CITY, Aug. 17— WHBEAT. 48c; No. 3 hard, $60@47c; No. 2 40@4Tc; reect No. 4 mixed, neial Notes. 17, 84 Lawer, mess, Johbing, choice, $7.45. Dry 6.40; longs and rib B red, steam. $7.85 0. 3 red, shoulders T e IALTIMORE balinces, $338,107. OSTON, Aug. ances, $1,611,60 NEW YORK, Aug. balances, §3,378,389, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 140; balances, $1,789,748. TI, Aug. xchange, 150 Clearings, $2,704,124; 48 0, ROUGH, 17.—Clearings, $11,372,703; bal Tongs, $; 3 . iwer; No. 2 mixed 7.~Clearin wheat, 61,000 bu.; Ucispilngm Sibf corn, 20,000 b SHIPMENTS-Flour : bu.; corn, 10,000 bu.; cats AT ER—Firm; creamery, 17G20¢; dalry, 110 VGGS - Actly RECIELTS SHIPMENTS wheat, 1,00 rings, $10,064,- it and steady at . [ 'y 0,100 b, and oat Coffeo Murket. Wi 1 [ Aug. 1T Money, 46 p discount. 'OFFEE~Options 5,000 1 corn and oat August 10 points higher; others, nged o' 5 points lower; ruled generally innctive: closed aull; Augy 5 painte e} others net b points decline; wales, 6 Including: August, $14.00011.93; Beptém Oetabe Degembor, $12.00. o ull; 7, $10120; mild, quiot; the case | trmae %, 2,400 bivgw, Maracaibo many. days during the past few | basis, 19 for lettta; 300 bugs Centril was & falr demand and the | Amerlcan. W daliveries New ‘“‘)k taken quite readily, the mar- | iy, 2" r t steady 10’ good na- | st for the United St ] at 275; falr to | visible for the United States ign good westerns, $2.00@2.40; mon ‘and stock | 3,234 bags Jast sheep, $176@2.25; good to choice lambs, | yiban ' s 2.20(13.75. Representative sales: NEW YORK a steady Wheat, 100 150 100 1108 MPHIS, 3 ow York Clearings, Bt Aug. 17. premium, Market. WHEAT—Dull Bepte Gra a7 2 mixed, Tol Aug August Mily low ah comber, Con 15 UATS-Quiet 2_mixe RYE-Dull; aic CLOVEI Active, .50, 520 bl 8CO, Aug. 17, telegruphic, 1. Siver 014G 5% PARIS, Aug. 174 D, Three vontes, 1031 the necount. on London, 5t 19%e for check 1—N. W awarded th At pa Clearing 47 D Wscount ings, Drafts, sight bars, 631G03He There wa¥ a little more markgt han has been dolng in 5 sheep A Dl dithe on a good weeks. There offerings were ket being about tives are quotable siles, kool € Nouse bags m per cent Ixchang SEED higher; October, ember Flour, WM. LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions. 150,070 3,000 bags 423,070 bugs, Harris & Co. were today 3,000,000 5 per werage canal bonds LOUIS, Aug. 1T hees, $436.522 Money wange on New York, e 1CAC Aug Cl Money, 404l Dber cent on time. New York exch count. Forelgn exchange, merctul, $.85%G4.50% LONDON, Aug. 17 5; at Lisbon, at Athens, 77; at 108; Rome, 11.30. | nominal fructional pre BERLIN, Aug syndicate of Berlin e ot 21000 bu SHIPMENTS- 000 bu Weak $3,204,100; A cent. Ex Did. $14,322,000. 1, 646 per cont o to 40e dis: sterling Santos 237,000 average $16.20; receipts, two none; stock, D Pr HAMBURG, 0 wer: & HAVRE ut Ol Markets. w, Aug. 17.—Natlonal at W%; highes hipments, 104 ” Dull; Auk, 17 3 @ Gagn k11 Opened qulet, unchanged {0 Aoers M HClotk: ‘atedy ta' Hf Migher aed "qutet. unchanged (o W€ net advance. Totui fifo D JANEIRO, Aug. clinge, $hdi receipts, two Recelp Teted' tor thie United Btates sieers, good (0 Tourape, 5000 bain; stoci, % talr, W0t 407131 M EAPOLIS, line, selling Largs rece the chlef fe prices* 4 pf. Trans lowe o1, CITY. certifiaten o B0 cloned, bl PITTRIURG lates opened LONDON, Aug. 11 ANTWERE, Aug pald anad sellers. polis Wheat Markot. | : 17— Wheat 3 it e below [, puLvrn West, which had @ tendency (o weaken the ing of the corn market. and th 1t tho country appear 1o be larger In the West, showing (hat farmers ure 49 tho area of the Uyeabing 1s extended. Private wires to Chicago and New York All business orders placed on Chicago Board of Trade. National . Correspondence solic i Office, room 4, New Telephone 1908, T0 OPERATE SUCGESSFULLY IN WALL STREET BE GUIDED BY OUt MARKET LETTE?, Book on Speculation and Letter malil- ed free on application. Ilighest reference WEINMA & CO,, 4 | ot wroadwen New Yorlk Dakota 36 Dakota mixed..!\] 117 Mexican wethers 58 Dakota lambs. mixed 5 230 8% K weak; 1ted Pa York Life 15 _quoted at Madrid 3 St. Petersburg, 50 Buenos Ayres, 28 Vienna, Hank .of France pays & pum for gold bars The Post s that bank which met u y received @ cab ing the syndicate's It will be secured by Bulldin minal 000 Stock Market. 17.— D New York LI YORK, Aui market firm; native @4.80; medium to rdinary. $4.004. 2. AND LAMBS—Heceipts, 6,600 head With values averaging steady; sh Drime, $2.6083.00; lambs, ordinary a4 Recepts, 4800 bead d to cholce, 3 at | days, Purpentis 10,000 w t hend 17 Patrol Iy It SHEEP very dull fair dutlion | jower the w WHI Market. ATl wis still AUk MINN Aug. s | the de 1 to to be Shanghal accep o a £1,000,000 loan. Fitime duties. DON, Aug. 17 into the Bank 1s_ 110,000, It in afternoon that -y hard, . cu The am rket weak and of England unt of on balance tc stated in Japanese clrcles advices had been received 5 gone % o day St. Louls Live Stook Market. to the eflect that the negotiations with Berlin [ ST, LOUIS, Aug. 1 Ree 2,000 for & Chinese loan have turned out unsatisfac | head; shipmenis market_steady; na tarily and they bave been transferred 1o London. | tive steers, 0 1bs., $3.4043.75; cows sAQ e rlsoo Wheat ¢ Auk 11.04% WHEAT ' SAN FRANCISCO, Closin ccember, YoNe; May, A