Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1894, Page 6

TH[‘ OMAHA DA!LY BFE i’RII)AY S PTPMBFR 7. 1894, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | Wheat Steadicd from the Tired Fe:ling Near the Clcse, OTHER MARKE S SYMPATHIZED LARG LY Corn Took Ita Cue from Wheat and Tos ward the xeitedly Strong—Oats Met with = Fale Sale. ose it Meea CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Wheat steadied from fts tired feeling near the close today and with good buying on the spurt finished %e higher for December, The other markets sympathized and corn closed 1%c higher for May., September oats gained e and pro- vislons closed slightly higher all around. It wee a dull day at the start in wheat, as It was also in all the other speculative orowds. Nothing especially new or strik- ing occurred during the forenoon, and con- sequently the speculators had ample time to thresh over the old straw. The possibili- ties In the direction of substituting wheat _ for corn for stick was about the only thing that kept the price from dropping oft in view of the almost total cessition of trading during what is generally the busiest time cf the day. There was a spurt of activity on it becoming known that a well known crop expert, who has given his particular atten- tlan to the cendition of the northwestern spring wheat crop, estimated the total yield for the three states of North Dikota, South Dakota and Miunesota at not to exceed 60,000,000 bu., bas'ng his estimate on the mctual threshing returns. Then a tone of confidence quickly supplan‘'ed the carly feel- ing of uncertsinty and the price of December, which had been confined all the afterncon to A range of from 56%c¢ o §7%e, rose with con- siderablo vim in the trading to 58%c, and closed at 583%c. Today it was corn that took its cue from wheat.” Some of the big local shorts wh have for a week made such a poor attempt at menufacturng a bear market out of a sorely mangled crop report in the west changed their tactics, The market was ex- tremely dull until 12 o'clock, when it be- came quite active, December was at no time other than very firm and toward the close it became excitedly streng. — September rose from 57c, sold off to 567%c, but after- ward rtose to and closcd at 68y May Kept very close to 55c until within an hour of the close, when It rose in quick jumps until it reached 56%c, and closed at 56 Cash oats met with a fair sale and were steady o a shade firmer. The strcng fe ing extended into the speculative crowd, with a good dispositicn to sell, and buying orders were quiet. Prices were chiefly in- fluenced by the movement of the corn mar- ket. September at the start was e higher than it closed yesterday, at 30 Tater it fell to 29%c, and at noon it was again selling at 80c, closing at 30%c. Provisions closed farly firm, but the packers had more than enough for sale t supply the demand. The afterncon strength in grain caused those who sold earlier to bid for ‘some of their short stuff, and the clo ing prices were substantially the highest of the d The January deliveries were purely sympathetic and moved up with Al conditions showed no fmportant market ¢ September, B4 September No. 1 Win aliout 2o under tendency from this tis rupposed, will be toward a the premium A wheat lest new wheat 's getting In altion ty Flour was_ fiem. | with wheat, and millors ased $1.20 1o § paten 10 $2.25 for bakers, The produ was .00 bble, for the tw four Shipments were 34,635 bbis. rowing of of the ea OMANA G AL MARKETS, Condition st The mark ste of Tr de and ple and Faney n country produce remaina about Quatationy uce. dy CTTER 144 ™ stock 15 e to i separator e Y—OId hens, {lg@ic: roosters, | chickens, 5e; ducks, hen tu wobblers, 0c; 0ld geose, A Vrairle chickens, younk, per dot., $2.75 pratiie chickens, old, doz., $2.000 i grouse, young, per doz.. & W grous old,” per doz., 2,00 ducks, blue wing teal per dog. Wb duke, Rron wing teal, per | doz.. $1.26 1 ducks, mixed, per doz., $1.00 @1 e fancy falr Ti@ s creamery and small veals are quoted | it e n, new I cream, S Limbur Cholee fat AL \ and Inrge Upland ha: i 8 » akes the p.fce on hay. LI top grades bring t Ol birds, per doz., Sl ABLES, POTATORS ots of home southern stock, small lots $e; Caljforn ELONS—Good_stock, crated CANT UVES —Home grown, per OLD BEANS-Hund-picked, nivy dium, $2,1062.15; common White by @, ONIONS-On_or ABIIAGE—South CELERY—Per_doz.. 30i10c SW POTATOES “Per FRUITS. at this and . the PIGEONS &Y n orders, per b, ib, de The first 1o attract a fruit Is heavy APPLES—Good stock, per LACK RASPBERIE! walen crowd auction lurg point movement continue of Non SLUVG110; clings, 80 $115G1.25, tlett's, $1.73; other varictics, $1.2 APRICOT ifornia. HERRIES—Califo GRAPES-—Concords, 1 Itornia, $1.50. none. 1b. Laskets, TROPICAL FR Cholce stock, $1.: Farcy lemons 6.7, None. None. MISCELLANEOUS, Ib., 1 itornia, 1 SYRUP—Gallon eans. y 15817 ITS, 2235 3% size, BANANAS LEMONS T bunch, fa ¢ dark honey. 10G1%. per_doz. § fis1 walniits 165 half bbl per bbl. $1.2: green sulted hides, veal L8t 15 w1 L A 2 dey fint hides, A Part cured hides, per Ib. le SHEEP PR 3 n green salted sheatlngs (short @lici dry shoariing: each, b1 skins) 2 Kn 2600 early waoled ot hort dry 1., a per Ib., a butchier w murr sase. Have pelts, wool pelts. feet cut off higher than on the diy befcre to the ex- tent of 10c in pork and on lard and riba, The leading futures rang d as follows: Aviiclen. | Open. | High. | 2%e Low. | Close. Sept! Dee.. May.. Corn No. S 19 s follows: unchanged. W'2tou'ac; No. 3 spring, Cash quotations were FLOUIt- icidy 3 yellow white, or bhl Short ribs alders, (hoxed) hoxed), §8. 13678, 20, finished goods, per gal., 11110 $6.85008.00; & WIISKY 1 .83, The following were today: Articles, Flour. byls, Wheat, bu. Corn. b Oats. bu... Rye. bu...... Barlgy. bu sldes, stillers’ the receipts nd shipments et 21000 100 0000 G000 ool DR i 28,000 1000 000 AT000 oxo00| 1 Yesterday's Quotations on Provisions, M YORK, Sept. 6.—~FLOUR-—Receipts, s, §500 Ubix.; sales, Mar mo tive b 1 an way, with prices ‘goner flour, dull. Rye flour, sales, 6% bbls. ‘sales, 2,000 eacks, NEW 27,000 Phis. ard steady. and faiy CORN BARLEY. RYE-Q) BARLEY MALT export firm B@T0c; two- 400 T exports, ) 82,000 bu. spot red, store and afiat; 1 north- c delivered. Options then eased off May, 66765 106 closed at 61%c. Exports, 6,000 bu. 161,100 1,065,000 b, Spot market firmer elevator, 5% e, 6% opened firm & dull trad . at G B%c: Decomber, 60 1 CORN—_Itece s, salen, 535,00 bu. masket st in with corn, 2 red, smiil day €061 close at Clored at $itcs yember, 8 3-16661 closed closed at 6lc “Recelpts, 26,000 490,000 b, futures, market firmer : S4hie; canal, No. 2 No. 3 white, 86c; track, 3o; tmck, white sta Options _sympathized strong; My, 401,a4 tember, 84130343, closed ' at 36%¢; At 37c. HAY-We 0g o HOVS bu.: exports, 132,000 bu #3¢; No. 2, No. 2 white mixed western, and western, with corn and 100 bu. spot, Spot deiivered X; shipping, B0Gc; Kood to cholee, Weak; state Paciflo const, 76 10c. HIDES-Dull; wet salte Jocted, &5 0 65 1w, 464! 20 to 24 1w, 10%c; Texas dry. 2 ATHISR—Steandy: hemlock MGt o heavy woiRhis Quict; domestic’ flecce TONS. Cut me common to cholce, &% New Orleans, se- s Avres, dry ) ibs. e sole, Buenos @15 W@e; steady; beef b A should A, frm; pulled e ms, $21.000 7,000 Wostern qui pound, §6.5046. 73 wostern @e; west 3 er 15018 creamery, 18625, 310%c; small, creamery 5@ ady; receipts, Dull; city as o quality UM—Dull: United cl TURPENTINE-Dull at 553,29, RICE—Firm; domestic, fale 10 Japan, 4%@4%c ROSIN—-Steady: stralned, Phis, ALLOW i country ree), 43 PETROL (pkes. at 82%e. extra, 4 common to g w Orleans, open Kettle teh, $20.506 225 can, $10. COPPER-—Qu LEADWeuk plates 8.5 316,05 quiet bid: “sales 100 tons estic un at October tin at $15.95. € TTON SEFD OlL—Tle marict has a very fir.n undert hoiders BAKIng more money Prime 300; of crude, yellow, but ter grades, MGe; choice yelluw, summer prime yellow, e asked; yellow, off grades, i prima white, 3 Minnespolis Wheat Market. frefght on th TALLOW tallow m AND krease, yol butter, izige; tallow, ‘Va@ze. AWax, be Drime arket. X R-Stronger and held firmly WHIEAT: 2 red, May, forced up by wer, W%e; corn; ki December ned 1%¢ crop prospects tge: Oc 2 cash, easi truck, No. 2, cast track. @815, \inchanged. Unchanged. Unchas D8 FLTER—$.2 CORN MBAL WHISKY —§1. TROVIET irm. Jobbing, $14 a, W60, Dry salt longs and 1iby 1 should 8875019, RECEIPTS -Flour, 3,000 Lbls. %00 bu f, 3,000 bbis.: 1,000 bl 505265, Pork, standard Steam, $8.50; cho hodld 8 $6.10." 1 ribe, mess, i meats, 1 3787 $1.75; whorts, longs, $62! 8 i wheat, 6,000 bu, wheat, 1,0% NEW opened YORK, Sept COFFRIS steady and unchanged to 6 points de ruled weak on unfavorable cable news }quidation and Haltimore selling, closing steady t 5 points d Sales, ;O ecemt 106112.13. Mild, Options .6 bags: for the 1 for t 380,350 i alo: visibl against bags Market steady and $15.00622.0), b steady Re Market and v Market opencd quiet ptember, §50.2) December barely $92.00: Nove $87.00; ma a quiet i 13,000 nited ( 10,000 4 for the Tor Europ®, New Vork Dry Goods Market. B YORK, Sept. 6.—In all departments of trade business hus been large and jobbers are very active, ASOnis report a very large siness doing that would have been greatly roascd but for the ex of stocks of goods, Agents have advanced prces W of Nev Onk law a A K. and. fancy . kinghama 10 in good demand and sales staple 5 vinting of 60,000 pleces at Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, Sopt. 6.-TALLOW: 1 poor me city, 28 FETON REED O1L- Steady at PURPENTINE-Dull; demand spirits, 21s 60, ROSIN=Dull; 62 Nommal; 28, moderate; deman derate; common, 3s Sugar Market, NEW YORK. Sept. 6.—SUGAR—F falr refining, Faasci centrifugl, 9 3%c; sales, none; refined, quiet. Frise SAN FRANCISCO, quiet; December, 2,38 cental W, test, aull; g Wheat Quotations Sept. 6.—WHEAT—Market Moy, $1014; cleared L. LOUK WOOL STOCKS AND BONE and steady Active Trading Was 1 Progress Opening to Close NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—The stock market was unsettled again today. An active trad- ing was in progress from the opening to the close, but it was mainly on the bear side, and the greater number of the stocks traded in show a decline on the day’s transactions ranging from % to 2% per cent, the heavest loss being made in Distilling. Ru- mor was a large factor of the speculation nd was used by the bears to depreciate the shares of the two leading industrial proper- tles, Sugar was attacked under cover of a report and at the next week's directors’ meeting the dividend on the common stock would be reduced. This stcry found some believers and precipitated upon the market @ large amount of stock. The room traders also old the shares, and within the first quarter of an hour Sugar had broken 2 per cent to 1024 The lower raunge of brought in some buyers and the rumored divi- dend reduction was fcund to have no founda- tion, and being denied by the trast brokers, a steady recovery took place, which was fol lowed by fractional reactions, and rallied until after delivery hour, when a brisk buy- Ing movement was crganized on what was believed to be a ‘streight tip, that the regular dividend would be declared next Tuesday. A quick rise ensued to 106, belng a gain of 2% per cent from the low point of the morning. Realization then set in causing a reaction of % per cent, the clos- ing prices showing an advance = compared with the final ssles yesterday. Distilling o | bond, | closing MINNEAFOLIS, Sept. 6—Recelpts Jare B0 bu' wday; chipments, 13100 L Prices advanced 4o 10 Y at the close above Syesterday’'s closing prices. The advance was f wheat was neglected early In the morning and moved within a range of % per cent, but after midday & rald was made on the stock, which sent it down 2% per cent from the best prics of the morning When the Ing the a claim wa tax could not binded before Serious attention w but west pointing claim the compiny was sold short, 8 per cent was e cent was lost at tion belng 2% The gene be o and o but soon ing. and at 11 prices baing fairly mddle of the aft | veloped a feeling « 10 the porting reaction Lake Erie Improvement fact that the orders in t inent took After place, which 1l ing, and he bond marl throughout the day of business, $1,200,200, The on change today: Atchiinon Adams Express.” Alton, T H do pi A, Express. .. aliinore & Oio. (i Pactfie Canada Southerd Central Pacitic Ches. & Olilo Conwolidated Gis C.C. C, & St. L Colo. Coal & Cotton Ol Crrt Del. & Hudson Del. Lack. & W.. D. & . G. do pfd G. Northern pfd C & B. L pfl Hockiug Val 1. Cont Baicis . ord ake Erie & a0 pld Lake Shor Lead Trust Louisville Loulsville Michigan Cont Mo, Pa Mobile & Ollio. Nashyille Chat Nationul Corda do pfd N J. Central N&W. pra North Am. Co. arift bill went into effect, grester part of the trust's goods In the on the strength of a dispatcl drive against made the per became unsettled, took place, preferred, Western shville and Chicag delivery leay set up that the Increased collected on the stuff law went Into force as pald to this pretension, from the of the of the were ly ot t the absurdity the stock Large blocks some _covering a frected, of which % per close, the final quota- cent below yesterday ral market opened stead, gradually steady- ‘clock becoming strong, well held until about the noon. Then was de- t depression, due largely ore were few, If any, sup- market, and a_sharp in_which Wheeling & the gringers, Oregon Uni'n, Louisville & Gas were most prom- hour a slight rally was mestly lost in the the market closed weak was generally weak v on a decreased volume he the total transacti:ns being only foliowing were the closing quotations the leading stocl ks of the New York ex- Northorn Pacine 0. Pie, pld P.D. & G orthwestern 0 ptd N. Y. trai N. Y. & N. Eog Ontario & W. Orcgou Tmp Oregon N Wbt Rock Isiand St. Puiil Southern Pac.. Sugar Refii . Coal & [rod Lexas Picifie. T. & 0. C . H&T C TOA ALK NUML T8t L. & K.C. do pfi “Total sales of s including: Am 1LT00; Chicago € 2,300, Distilling, 1,700 National St Paul, 17,400 Lead, Wi NEW YORK, Sept ¥ al 1 per ¢ 1 1 cent PRIME MERCAN S with it b 101 posted clal ENCI businiss demand anad rate @ s today wer Ar, 83,400, Burlington. Chesapeake & Ohin, Louisville & Nashville, 3.400; Rock Tsland, 2,500} tern Union, 5,900, oney Market 6.—~MONEY ON #U loan, 1 per cent CALL NTILE PAPER-3G5% per LANGE-Dull and e i Lankers bAlls at $4.85 $LMK1.85 for wixty L86% and $4.87h; conner: state bonds, Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: S.Bsreg... 5 &8 S 11 14 11 i Pacific s of 03 Al Class A, Al Cl: 10: 10 1cles ow Con. 4. D Missourt Us, N.C 10 3 i & C. noiiftind Toun. new uet ! 7 Tenn now et .. . 0l 6. . . Conturies. rred. . [ 104 10 19 D. & R. G. 7, 9 [D.&RG. 4 dnds, .. T 1 ¢ 5y 1% da 5 MoK & T804S do” vdds....... 4" |N.J.Cent, Gen. 0 |No. Puc. 1sta. 5 |Nc_Pic. tnds.... 8 |N. W. Consols.. .. 14| do§, F. Deb. 5. 74| R. G W. 18ts. P Cousols 0[St PO &R W L& 203 1057 1033 3|V, P, nm'ur 9., 3" West Shore ds Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, tnie loans, stocks, bonds and uin sept. 6. ~Call loans, 2 per cent: Closing pricos for ing suares 105 Hell Telephone. .. 201 Loston & Albauy’ 208 Boston & Maine C. B & Q. Fitelibure, Fitchburg pid. Gen. Electrie Tilinots Steel Mexican Central.. N.Y.&N. E. 0ld Coloiy n Short Line ancisco SAN FRAN ations for mic lows JISCO. Sept Ti4 | Weatin 4| W. El 8| Wis. € 01| Atchison | At W Enlau Elcctric 35. 3 Wis: Cout. 19t Allouez Mining Co. Atlantie....... « Hoston & Montini Eutte & Boston.... ¢ Calumet & Hecl 150 40 Mining Quotations. 6.—~The offictal closins W owaes as fol- Al lehior, .. st & Belchie Hodie O Bulw Crown Point. . Eureks Coi Now York M NEW YORK. Sept. elosing mining quotat Mexic: [Mono | Menni Onhir | Potosi Lining Quotations. 0.—The followiug ara the 10us Cholor..... Crown Point. Con. Cal. & Va...", Deadwood .. Gould & Cur Hale & Norer Homestuke ... Mexican Ontario. . Oplur, 0. [ Ceniral, .. fean ordinary. BAR SILVER20 1 ' pe of discou short bills s 34 per Dills, 916 per cent. Bank of E LONDO the Hank follow ation 2217 other Incre £1,607,000; 1 government sec proportion of 0 Hability 1s The rate of discou changes account: Notes treasury gold in b EW ORI Sept 60; balan CINCI New York WASHIN toduy was $12 prices | gold MEMPHIS, ances, 18,006, S50 preniium. PARIS, Sept. 6 Ve “for the unt. 184 chec FAN FRANCISC 12140 Bept. Mo New Bept M ances, $512,47 Exchinge on ONDON. CHICAGO, Sept Money, A@4% per. ¢ on time. New Furelgn _exchange, [TV gland Staten York exch 0 90 115 60 50 10 130 1400 {Union Con. |Xellow Jacket. .. fron Silve Quicksilver do preferro Bulwer. tock Quotations, 4 p. m. elosin G83% St Paul com. ... m.w Y. Central. nsylvania.. 174 [ Mex. Cen’ new 4. 3-180 per ounce. nt fn the open marks cent, und for three months' nt. Kly staten oday Ve, de £240.000; The we Issued of the nt Bhows uritios, the Hank of .25 per cent. nt is still at 2 per cent. glund’s weekly sued todiy compared in clrcul wccounts and statement of the Kh the current, 3. 460,000 ; siiver in bills hand, Clearing Clearings, $12, 6.—Clearings, $2,4%0,04; rings, $85,104,418; 6.—Clearings, $9,440,- Money, 4G6 per Cledrings, §2,46 The ¢ which cent ash SST,047T was rings, $271,500; L exchange, sclling at Three p Exeh cent on Jenten, g 0 Hept e, Biiver s, might GGG B.—Cleatings, 33 ney, quiet at 5G7 York, e discount 6. -Gold qu 1, 2050 bal cont ¥ 10,2 6.—Clearings, $1,753,000 on call; 5g6 per cent e, He discount weak, Blerling commercial, ent OMAHA YI\E STOCK “ARKET Cattle Recei-tv for tha Week fhow an In- crucs: and Hogs a Falling Off. LTTLE GOID BEEF STUFF C MING Arrivals Tne! —Market on pro de Very Few Desirable Steers eders Shows Low € Hogs Firm. ment — Cows and Fully Steady THURSDAY, receipts today amounted to 2433 cattle, 5037 hegs and sheep, against 5,882 cattle, 8,288 hogs and 130 sheep torday, and 4,830 cattle, 6,460 hogs and 675 sheep on Thursday of last week. For the week thus far the receipts foot up 15,761 cattle, 23,968 hogs and 971 sheep, as against 1" cattle, hogs and 1,290 sheep for the corresponding period last week. This shows for the week a slight gain in cattle and a falling oft in hogs. CATTLE—Of the eighty-three cattle recefved today the great cow stull. There were no very beef steers, either natives or among the fresh arrivals. There siderable inquiry on the part of the local packers and the market could safely be auoted stronger on anything at all desirable. Cows and mixed stock were in large supply as has been the case on most days of late. The market on this cla; of cattle was fully steady with yesterl. “'s prices. Good feeders, as has been no'd before, are not arriving at the yards ir any great numbers, while there are quite a good many orders coming in from scctions where there is plenty of feed. The market was strong on good fleshy feeders, as a result of the light supply and fair demand, There were pienty of common, light, stock cattle in the yarils and the market ‘was only about steady on such. Representative sales Sept., 6. The loads of bulk was desirable westerns, was con- Av. P 1080 §3 as) 00 765 1 6 b 1050 o 300 TH DAKOTA. 1 st 3 st i cow. 4 cows . WYOMING 1 cow. 4 calves. L1 eair. 214 cows 1 teeder 0 HOGS—There were only 66 loads of in the yards this morning, or over 3,000 head short of yesterday’s run. The quality of the hogs was hardly up to yesterday's aver- age, but there were some prime loads. The market was not much different from yester- day’s closing market, but lower than yester- day's op:ning. One prime load of hogs brought $6.05. Representative sales: No. = Av. Av 7 206 hogs Sh, 160 Pr. £ 70 4 195 a 0 i —There was 00 change , prices remalmng stoady natives are quotdbls at $2.25@2.75; fair to god westerns, $2.00@2.60; ccmmon and stock sheep, $1.75@%.25; good to-cho'ce lambs, $2.26@3 St Louis Live Stock Market, ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.—CATTLE—Receip d; shipments, 5,00 head; market firm Mys mative steers, 1,30 0 140" T @540, cows amd heifers, $1A0G2 40 common 82 6500500 Texas slecrs, 90 10 1100 iy, light * weights, $2.2062.65; -cows and 2000 e market 5.0 P E ] hight 60 in the mar. ir to choic* 1,000 nckve hght shipments, 1,700 Jue to quality poor grades, ull largely e §.0470, 0 Wi, S head shipments, 309 Steudy natives, §2.35602.60 730310, i European PPt $a@de; oxp d Reoeipts, & cablew qu dressed welght; rte today, non Is very steady: o pein Y 6,901 head: on lambs, 4o lower; steers vitor beef Ve buttermilk calves, 82.0062 light western calves, 86, AND LAMBS—Receipts. W cars; sbecp frm; G235 HE| sale, yes- | ‘ sheep, poor to fulr, $2.00G9.25; lnmbs, ondinary to Prime, 06 T HOGE - Teceipts, 260 Market stendy; ondinary 6.3, head; 8 1o Food cars_on_sale. hogs, 96.200° CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. Cattle Recelpts Were a Third Smaller Tha 04 Wednesda CHICAGO, Sept. 6,—Cattle re third sinalier than yesterday, about 1,00 hend, 2000 of whih w There was no particular chang: stocrs were y elpta were & pounting 1o In prices. w10 and as fair [ W hunchis of numerous hotders ricen, A Mered I demand oxiste get at least steady very prime beoves wet and there were sales at from 8.9 o whilo thote prices wore pald i o few in Btancos, almost the efire supply went out of wellery s W $5.40, stecrs principally at_fiom §3.7 .25, cows largely at from and westerns mostly at from & Auy(hing not good cnsugh to by ng ned weak amd slow of sale, The fur this week have been about 5,600 Gian for the mime time last week all grudes excepl (he hest at from wer than last Thursday was a strong market [ onefderable wid viglit Kinds were qetive grides remnined undor ey Were not quotably excecd ngly A mo | ana o e 1o 33 There | were While *he wiile at least elling ahing e 6.2 nt_§6.40 Vory warket to neglect lower they merchantable lots at from . and from $5.80 1) 6,40 the bulk, Light weights soid s Alh and common to cho'er inedium we ghis THe close was stendy change took place (n the hete were Luyers at il prices for all fale to choice: muttons, nd common were % over. From 8150 nged upward 1o from $1. wethers, The lam market m $2.50 with sales pr .50 1 sheep ady priccs ehi at £om It n ok The Evening active wcipally at 14,000 head 19,00 "head; sheep Journ reports vipts, 19,300 heud: yesterday, 22,097 menis, &40 head; fert ovir, atout anulity poor. Market falrly active good heavy lots prices are aboul while Erades are weaker and fully lots were ranged Tight, m'xed i CATTLE-Receipts, 14,000 head, Market mod- 1y wetive and steady at unchanged prices, Recelpte, $090 head. Murket faily comuion weuk 800 8000 head. HOGS - Re hend; ship: 5,00 head andon Higher lower at . 406 ok Mariet. Recelpts, arket strong beef stecrs, stockers and 1,500 head: n th 10¢ higher; v, $2.1073.00 $2.7605.80; native cows, §1.0063.00; feeders, $1.653 HOGS—Ttecipts, head; head weak and slow £.00G6.10; pack Tk (s, $3. 20015805 i Teceipts, 2200 head; shi ad; market active and strong; g W@3.00;, good to Chblce westorns, mimon_and stockers, §2.0002.50; good lambs, $3.0004.00. hipments, 0c higher; closed 30@3.90; heayies, mixed, $5.0005.80 5,40, b 7 610 pigs, § ents, 400 10 cholce ; ¢ to cholee Cotton Market. Sept. 6.—COTTON—TFirm Lales: to arrive, 125 bales; re. stock, 32771 bules; futures ales, 91,400 bales, $6.31@6.35; Nov NT sales, ceipts, auiet o .34 bid v ORL] spot, 630 1,253 bules; & stendy; October, mber, April 46,58, Steady ; none; COTTON ne; recelp 14,200 ba E mid- dling, ship- ments, %0 8 100 bales; stock AROUND HOT SPRING Some of the Wonders that South Dakotu Health Res VALENTINE, Neb,, Sept o adequate idea of the Dakota hot springs, located in the Black Hills, can be formed without actually visiting them. One takes a sleeper on the Elkhorn at Long Pine in the even- ing and the next morning at 7:30 he s called by the porter and finds himself just cpposite the hotels at Hot Springs. The hotel accommodations are ample for all tour- ists and sick persons for s to_come. They are well conducted and the charge reagonable. The place is destined to be a great summer resort. While the famous Arkansas hot springs, on account of Jhe mild climate, is a better place for invalids to g0 in winter time, the Dakota springs are far superior to the southern springs for about six months of the year. There Is everything to make life desirable arround the t, hotels procure their drinking water from a ge, clear, cold mountain spring of pure water, Their plunge bath, 200 feet long and fifty feet wide, with a natural temperature of 92, toboggan slides, spring boards, et is the finest in the world. We spent five of six hours a day in this bath without feel ing lassitude or chilliness, It is not lying in"an ordinary bath tub; you slide down the toboggan, ride a barrel, dive, and keep your blood in brisk circulation, and all of the organs of the body begin to work like an old clock after it has been cleaned and oiled up, and after a few days you develcp i appetite which is marvelous. The ele- tion is about 3,500 feet, high enough to get away from malaria and other bacterla, and not high enough to be oppressive. The pla urrounded by picturesque hills and mountains, covercd with beautiful evergreen A person getting up in the morning swimming for an hour, with genial friends climb some hill. Then, after finishing his breakfast, that he has eaten like a bear, he feels as if he wanted to vell with de. light. The place has mamy attractions and places of interest besides the spring Among the many, the wind cave. Battle mountain, Cascade’ springs and Bob's Hole are the chief. Tourists go out at 8:30 in the morning and return at 5 p. m. The cave I8 in the mountain and is supposed to cover about five miles square; it Is eight rooms deep, and as far as discovered there are ninety miles of passageway from room to room” within a circumference of twenty miles, The cave appears to breathe air like an animal. In the daytime, when the air s light and dry, the air rushis out, and in the evening. when the alr is more dense, it rushes in. It is so strong, whether going in or out, that it will blow out a candle, and tourists have all they can do to keep right side up while entering the cave, until they have gone in fifty feet; then every- thing fs quiet and ‘still. The (heory s t, as the air {s fresh and 50 feet deep and four miles from the mouth. About three miles from the ning there is a_large room called the arden of Eden. There is no evidence that Cain slew Abel on this particular spot, nor there any trace of the serpent and th fruit trees, but to say that this room is gorgeous I putting it too mild. The room is decorated by nature with the grandest display of sparkiing crystals, box work and other curious petrifications. Seeing it is the only way it can be appreciated. At a room called the Fallen Flats, the lowest point in the cave, the guide ordered all the light: put out, 'so that the party could see total darkness. It was a complete success, The guide said that when the lighis were put out the day before a voung fellow tried to kiss his sweetheart, but as she had lopped her head over in her mother's lap he kiss the old lady instead of the daughter. one would have known it had not mother said: “You have made a mistake, and the young man said: “1 know it The party sang “Swest Bve and Bye other hymns, and with lights in their ha one was reminded of knights and monks of old. No tourist should miss seeing the grandest and most curious cave on earth Battle mountain s about two and one-half miles from and 1600 feet higher than the springs, making it about 5,100 feet above the sea level. The air up there is nice and fresh and there scems to be plenty of it, but no one can get enough at one time to do him any good. The view from the peak is grand. It is said that the Sioux and Cheyennes had a fight up there and that the Sloux drove the Chevennes out of that count This sounded to us like a ghest story. for an intimate acquaintance with the Cheyenne Indians for vears has con- vinced us that nobody ever drove them any- where. The Cheyennes can be Killed, Iike at Fort Robinson in 1878 by the army, but that army or tribe of ns do not live that can force them tc leave a country. Cascade springs is about twelve miles from Hot Sprires. and, like Wind cave ¢ day by the tal- Ivho coach: are rem: able for great flow of water. The big geyser is said to throw out 1,600 gallons per minute. There others of less magnitude. but ily charged with mineral of all kinds ater may be good for curing diseases a physician there, and he rece it. No_ disea that the human rac e to could with stand the effects of that water. Our party drank some of it and we can all testify that it would get right after any discasc nd run it out of the country in threc hours. Unfortunately they have no other ter to drink, onlv this villainous stuff verything in that locality is petrified. We saw large trees lying around close to the springs, some four feet through, petrified into solid reck thing will prevent the few people who live there from being petri- fied, unless they are lined with per. “And I'll never Returning from the tween there and the ladies sald: “Ts not that th (hat the gentleman was telling u his mornng?’ We got out, and rough it was no ghost story, as there the hole. about twelve f about sixty feet deep. It appears that old Bob, an old and experienced Texas st uncértain age, wes grazing on buffalo g about fifteen feet from the coach road, when the earth gave way and he was preoipl tated to the bottom of the hole. = Ther could not have been more than two fee earth over the top, as he can be plainly seen, withoul enough earth over him for decent burlal, Had the stage coach ever turned out at this point and the leaders walked on to this place, horses, coach and nded springs, Hole about sure wus t in diameter and | ELITYY] Ja not ~that another ing at went out Baldy” is the sam that the ore. Le shown the stake hoisting quartz, t mills are o see. This is th on either dicular w in some ¥ fir and e on either rowness rocks an peaks, it to gs Showers WASHI for Frida For winds. For Sou treme we extreme day morr or Ka eastern northwes Orrick Sept. rainfall past four Minmnun Average u pe day and Nor Accumiu ETATI enpori K| Hele d City WINNI on both ing ten mass of where burning, flerce tha ting the side Is losing b children. to death All been bu NEW Drayton a divoree Drayton, family of founder, all would have gone down Just think vet, but it is supposed to be Deadwpod eadwood, ransacking his company canyon over nearly ts in this countr: Nel bly cooler; Towa For Migso portion and Precipitation.... Statemer alt Lko Oliy. there Wants Divore m SPECIAL RUG SALE. BARGAINS IN smyma Rugs, Moguetle Rugs, anese Rugs, Melton Hugs fe SMYRNA RU 33 S5 Inehes B0x80 inches Bin72 Inches. d8xSiinclies JAPANE SE RUB! 0 fect ) feot 039 foet Ui foot ODpD LLT OF RUGS Brussels ugs 2ix00 Inehes Ingenin Rugs, Fixis inehes Modue fte Kuks, 5vis ineics o pikin fu sy Sicin Ruze, 20x0) in*h s REMNANTS -Also for this week Cotton Wool Ing n Sunpl Matting 1t mn Ol Cloth 1 Linoleumn Reuin; Hemmnant« K ig Carpets rnants Staly Curpets LR Tareat Ot oata Mistit Br s Carpets. ... 000 Hassocks 30 050 OLtomans tereee ash redi £50.00 worth of g worth 8 1.00 worth worth worth worth worth 5.00 0.50 10.0) worth 8 4.50 wosth 7.50 worth ¢ 6.0 L worth 14.0) worth 27.8) ' worth worth worth worth worth worth rih th . worth ) worth worth worth worth $1 worth 18.0) vieh, worth 45c cach, worth a0 $1.0) TEAMS. £10.00 worth of goods, #1.00 per week or #4.00 per month. £26,00 worth of good $1.50 por week or Vs, 2.00 pér we §6.00 per mont K o #8.00 per month. #75.00 worth of gooas, £2.50 per week or #0.00 per mon $100.00 worth of goods, ¢ 00 per week er #1200 per £ o1th 03200.0worth of goods, Write for Baby C Good Close ever rriage sold on payments 1ing at 6 ixty fect the passengers has explored it the opening of took a trip to Sikhorn. Arriv- 1 Chinatown and mountan, “Old Would have surprised 7 of it! No one cave, Our party by way of the we visit to Bald “'Headed" in the same place and looks about as he did ten years ago, except miners have dug him full of holes, E refractory gold @ City was visited and we were e great stamp mills of the Hom The mills, Uncle Sam" works, the mountain of gold he wood chute and the crushing worth a trip across the continent We then passed the Elk creek the narrow gauge to Pledmont. he boss canyon of the world side, and, together with the ls Of this one are 1,600 feet high but not so pieturesque. The vergreen crow in_profusion side, and, ther with the nar- of the canyon, the many colored d the strange formation of Its is a grand sight. We have been all the hot springs and cold and_mineral springs and summer and we are free to health or pleasure the Dakota re the chief. Nb for DE BELL, ST, her Promised for T The indications and Cooler W Nebr xka T NGTON, Sept. 6. y are braska—Showers; cooler; variable ath Dakota—Tight showers; prok fuble winds, Light showers; cooler in tern portion; southeast winds i alr, except showers in the northern portion; cooler by Satur- ning; southeast winds, nsa ‘air; cooler in the western by Saturday morning in the portion; south ~ winds, becoming t ex- Local Record. or rue Wearner Burmav, Owva Omaha record of temnerature compared with corresponding day of years: 1894, 1893 Maximum temperature 812 9 670 66 743 795 €35 L JO0 01 showing the condition of tom- \pitation at Oasha for the March 1, 15 wemerature. CmDeraLure. in 1l ten xcess for the Normulpreciol Duficiency 1or th Julited d {eney smee Maren 1 14.53 1 a8 P KTATE OF WEATUEL N8 uonTIdRIg TiClear, | Part clouds. 00/ Part clowdy. Part cloudy. Clewr Clow Ciond Cle 001 0 Clondy, Clowdy 0 Purt cloudy. cal Foreast Offclal Munttoba Sept. 6.—Rainy river except- PEG, Man., sides, for its whol miles at the mouth flames. The Minnesota woods are but few settlers, are all and at Barwick the fires w.re so t they jumped across the river, set Canadian woods afl; The Ontario well settled and the people are hoa Mrs. Gamesby and four living on Grassy river, were burned and other casualties are reported rs back from Rainy river have ned out, losing everything —~— fro YORK, Sept. 6 Coleman has Instituted proceedings to secure from his wife, Charlotte August daughter of Willlam Astor of th which John Jacob Astor was the Mr. Drayton seeks & legal separn- length, Is one hug ) an Astor, James 24,00 per week or $10600 pamont Formerly Peaple s Mammath In.mlnn. . nd10 cents for postage on Big '9% Catale (;llxnuuc—)luilcd Free. in Council Bluffs & South Omaha B 0 ¢ cept Saturdays W L DoucLAs 1S THE BEST. NO SQUEAKING. fis CORDOVAN, FRENCH&ENAMELLEDCALF. ' 94,5350 FINE CALF&KANGARY' ‘2.’1. 73 ansSmxnnLSMnE: . LA IES . sasee2 43455 T DoNGOL, SEND FOR CATALOGUE W:'L'DOUGLAS, i BROCKTON, MASS. You can suve mouey by wearing tho W. L. Donglan $3.00 Shoe. Becnuse, We are ‘ho largest manufacturers ef this gradeof shoes in the world, and guarantee thelr value by stamiping tho name and price on the bottom, which protect you aalnst high prices and the nilddleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, engy Atting aud wearlng qualitics Wohave them' sold e © atlower prices for the valiic glven than any other make. Take 1o subs ctitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, wo can. So'd hy A. W. Bowman Co., 117 N, I8, C. J. Carlson, 1213 N_24th, Elies Svenssn, 2003 N 24th, Ignatz Newman, 424 §. 1311, W. W. Fishor, 29235 Leavanworin Keily, Stigar & Co, Farnam & 15th _T- A Cressy, 2500 N st So. Omana - NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. 8. Depository, Umaha, Nebraska, CAPITAL, $400,000 SURPLUS, $55,500 Ofricers and Directors—Henry W. Yates, fdent; John & ollins, vice-president 8. Reed, Cashier; Willam H. 8. Hughes unt cashler. _ THE IRON BANK. WHM. LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions, pres- go and New York piaced on Chicage Private wires to Chic All business orders Board of ‘Trade. Correspondence solicited. Office, room 4, New York Life Bullding Telephone 1308, W. V. WOOD Corvespondent f t, Hopkiny & Co. Grain and commissmn Brokar nd New York. 19, Private wi I Felapone Ko (FFICE—ROOM 15, BARKER BLOC _— - tion upon statutory grounds. Hallett Alsoph Burrows is named as the co-resvondent. It will be remembered that in March, 1892, at London, Mr. Drayton challenged Mr. Bur~ rows to fight a duel. Action has been brought in the court of chancery of the state of New Jerscy. The papers In the suit have been filed at T Fired on 1 HENDERSON, Ky., frolic young men man's, twenty miles charavari newly wedded widower of 60, who had Hateford, a miss of 16 mad reated such a tience of G ecame discharged a sh.tgun Into the bolsterous crowd, wounding Join Wagner and Addl- son Mason. Wagner canuot recover, Giles has been arrested. -A living near east, started to Nelson Giles, & marr.ed Gertrude The mock sere= racket that the pas= exhausted and he party of Kirk= - Cook Party ta queted. NORTH SYDNEY, N. 8, Sept. 6.—The Cook Arctic expedition was happlly on= cluded by a banquet last night at Sydney hotel, given, as the menus announced, “im honor of Captain Willlam T. Farrell of the st amship Miranda, and Captain George W, Dixon of the American schooner Rigel, for their gallant conduct in saving the passens gers of Miranda and bringing them palely o Sydnev,