Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1894, Page 6

JAY, NUOVEMBEIL 8, 1894 PR e s | After a Firm Opening on Better Cables cioaed a1 bane, T owewd at Bie; Decem: | Favin’ MERO erine pAPER-tuot - o Lighter Receipts of Cattle Find a Better | s P ieceipis 3’ Neads shipments, nons nceipts, 178,600 bu.; exports, 709 bu.: | eont | 0 ed, G2.40; 1amby Wheat Broke Sharpl, 500 b § R b i | TRENRTING RNEMANADadn. . it aortat y stroni mixed, §2.3962.40; Iami . rply. ¥ tolares R by, ¢po FERLING F3 SWeak, with actn d o8, s o0 S 3 . $ i, | busineas in bankers” bills at SIS AR (Or i Demand and Improved Prices g — was T a1} | mand and ot $1.860.80% for 60 daya: posted Tatcs, SHICABD LIVE STOUK | decline; Jn closed nt | FATGA88 and SLASIGAN; commercial Dive, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CORN MARKET WAS QUITE NEGLECTED ' 5 X : &3 | MR I ER=atko; Mexican dotlars, t1ie. | ADVANCE OF FULLY TEN. CENTS §.ORE) | cattie Market Active and Firm and .-.........‘ | l1]w\:-n.’\.\ni,\l1- HONDS -Strong. ~ State bonds Was Sharper. shipping, 4566 icw, | @ull. " Raflroad bonds, strong. —_— HIOAS " p 't . Closing quotations on bonds were as follows CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—The eattle market was This Was to a Very large Extent Due to state, common to_cholce, old } . T D KRG dsgay | Al Orades Sell Metter Than for Several |active and firm. Iidding was sharper than it has the More Active Dealings In the | 347 10 comst, 34@ic. c. | U.8 Becoup...il. 119t ] S ) Days—Hogs Open Strong, Active und been for a long time, Recelpts were unusual Nelghboring Wheat T 6 ibx., Bo; Bucnos Avres, dry, 20 to | {:g (8T8 oo 110N °G H & : Higher, but Ulose Weak with g T » n Pit, s, ‘dry, 24 10 30 Ibs, A Bt AT e WA dv ity exporters of enstern buyers was salable at an ad- Quiet” bul steady: Hemiock” sole. | spaciounoi 3. 101 | o b he Advance Los ance of 10c and holders of lower grades une READ TAE ' FFICIAL TEST, Net Suitea, | Aln Class A0 103 ['MUK. & Tstds’ 82 A 1oaded at prices better by from e to 10c. Choles " ' ady; domestic fleece, 19@2c; pulted. | R Glass &+ 103 |'M K& 1t ds eteers were iIn_ slim supply, and while trictly 3 Official R port on “E tite Oaks.” CHICAGO, Nov. T.—After a firm opening R M el ik | a1 olnse'd 921 [+Mutual Union s, 'EDNESDAY. Nov. 7. | Drime brought $6.4i were fow trades oy on botter cables, wheat broke sharply today Y/ aasady, Cut meats, duli | sAln, Currencics. N.J.Cent. Gen. 53. ? WEDNESDAY, Nov £.50. From $2 to the major part of E & L. Kans & Iios.: ! B Bak ciomed &5 lower Iof Mas et UL a SR AL R TR Y New Con. 4 “No. 1648..0s As usual on the day following an election | the natiy and $3.40 bought most Gentlenien — This 18 to cortify on free selling and closed %c lowe May. waleayl wentern gleam closed | +Missouri Us...... ic Puc, unas... receipts were light, but M8 cars in all. | of the Stockers and fecders were firmer that Thave made u serles of tosty May corn closed %c lower, May oats %c ) L 25 g N.C.08 i . W. Consols. During the past three d Iy about half | Viil calves o 1 strong. with “I' Serfes” Estate Onk " light declines, On s ftendy, N | “*doda W 0 8. F. Dob. 63 uring the past three days only about half | “iriiuie was a reasonably mteady tone to the hog : 4 AR LR LT Jower and provisions at ligh BUTTER--Firm; w n dalry, N@1e; west- | g 0 nontind.. ... 1sts..... as many cattle arrived as during the same- market at the opening and a v K one later F g stoves, todeterming, Fiest, how this light display of strength early ther n creamery, 15@24c; western factory, 1061 Wot SSLP Consols 4 long the stove would hold' fire, 3 3 i | ree days last week. Hog supplies, how- | In the day. The close was be lower than the Lyl 2 was an {mmense amount of wheat for sale | Elgin, 5itc; dmitation cieamery, 1BANC o0 weots. 103 | ool three days last week. Hog supplies, b e E L, e ke was B lowee (han_ ths = Sccond, how the several parts o and the pressure was 8o gene that the i et Dis, 10,391 pk Wes ' .60 (SUL&LM.G ever, have increased over 3,000 head and|qa prospect for liberal recelpts for the ic the stove net unda nhlglnv'llmul 1 nixed Jots and 0it 1.60; | i . o8 s 4 sheep nearly b ea week, Duyers were Inciined. to ho ] - i 1 fircd thoe stoves repon o e e firm cables. There was an ex-| T4 1y, Al e, | AteliBon da... 60" | Tox. Pac. ua. strong, L most freauently pald wi from $4.50 to $4.65," 11k 3 hentod thon to the highoest possis !:f(‘.m‘l'llm:h“{ /| Tarse increase in the worid's| LETHOLEUMN Nonimial; Tnited cloned ot 82 b 21| . Tt of 3! i [ market today. With the sharp falling oft | Tt et b Sierrom, 430 to $665 1ight 4 Bl temperature ang. cooled them IS Netity, and the amount put afl it TR o CRR SO 8o, thdi. 100K | Wet Shore g in supplies noted, favorable news from the | bel and piks generally chunged hinds : off as rapidly s possible. Under IRECE 1'% i portinig cotiniries wis. abont | Japen, i - - g aie £ 5 east and an improved demand for shipping | %%, PRI SRR 3 il 3 SHEr those Iost scvero tests the oxpans e Yok by exporting countries wor about | "MOLAuSiis-siendy; New Orleans, open kettle ) account, In addition to the usual good in- Jood 15" eholce” aheep we R X A e o pinten 1 the Jonst sheome RNiLR. At fioon Bradstreet's came in, show- | “bis TRON- b 0G19.25; Amorl y ral Market. quiry from local slaughterers, sellers were to $3.40, and poorer. grades at from ! Tahiataed gne of thom R oae B s 111 thy worla's YIILLS siige G130 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.—FLOUR--Quiet, without [ able to realize fully i0c more per hundred 5. Lamiba wore alable at from 210 § - and ono-half small buckoettals of "]R flllkl\{"" B el - : TiN ady; Stralts Z extra, easy. | cf L T Ly 10 of | foF their cattle than they could have ob- Cattle, 12,000 head; calves, 500 head; % coal slack on Tuesday evening, ply. After a rally, the market again SLAER—Ilat; dom: pe J@%e up, but Eoon ©o taTe 50 iieali e e RaverRi E000 Moeatl) e Lo June 30, 1801, at 5 o'clock turned weak on the free realizing and fell | LEAD-Quict; brokers #: | X@le on slack demand; rulited Ko, anly to turn | M 6C on Tuesday. There were severa 5 auary . ! 5 A X exchange priee for spot 3 weak again, ol @he below ' Monday bunches of very good cornfed beeves, one - - Ottt i rolloien 4 to 68%c for May and §3%c for Decemt B ! p exchunge |2 red, cush, 504 ember, Hec; Decomber 5 N PACKING INTERESTS, Nl the following Thursday af BT o ihoe COPPEIC Quiet bioke excha 2 by s Novem i Dec load of 1,667-b. steers, good enough to go to Ll tornoon at 4 o'clock the body of The corn market was neglected to a large | hecember tin, $14.60 tons Junuary CORN-S8ympathized with whoat, closing % %e stern shipper, at $5.40, and another iteg Benson Opsns BiLh an fnoreass of " p 2 the stove continued to be so warm BRRRERIOE (5 haore hoils Gealinmsin | peo | ot mixed, cash and November, $c; De of 1,8%-Ib. steers brought $. Very ; : : i NuEw Nitwt benld I8 neighboring wheat pit. 1t was firm at the | COTTON SBED OIL-Dull; yellow oft gradss, | cemb ; 200 No. | COMMON to very good half fatted natives N TS LeE XBET PG L U L n D Btart, but weakened with wheat 1o spite of |2a2ic; prime white OATS-Weak S TR B g e I AR v Sl 1, Nov. 7.—(Speclal Telegram.)—To- e taid wupow it After that time it mall receipts. May opened irregularly at — - e e Otes i, May, 82%c Jonds of fairish western rengers brought | MOTOW's Price Current will say: The winter X TSy began to cool off, ahe livo voals rom 6ilc to Sile, declined to H%e and STOCKS AN BONDS. $YECHigher; No. 3, east side; bic oads alrish western rangers Drought| pcying season opens with Hberal offerings of 3RS o the oviginal charges of stac e to o 3Y—Quiet: wales of Minnesota ut Gc. |$3.95 and $8.45. There was 8 sood, henlihs oicsed with meilers it ige. C L pusics . AN Unchanged iertone o the here was 8 £ood, healthy | jogs and a good demand from packers. Weatern ¢ ; above vegerred to were vistble wntit ? quiet session was passec & 8 o1 ec Was Marked hy a [ EGGS - Firm at 1015 dertone to the trade throughout and by | pucking for the week, 325,000, compared h 820, 5 Ve L o'clock and inutes of oat market. The fluctuations were gov.|Speculation in Becurities Was Mar T DBATIEY walee aalch 2 90, noon nearly everything of any consequence | b Nectle oah ) tanrassa el 12 < . Al M S LR UL L erned by corn principally. May started at Strong T4 | SUBLTER Duli at 1920, had chauged the. preceding: wesk and’ 308,000, Tast 3 : Lot KL £ !?Mr,‘nu‘l-llvlm\'n to from 32%c to #%e and | NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—The speculation on | CORN MEAL-$28062.%. The cow market was indifferently . [ Prominent places compare as follows 7 3 It will thevefore be seen that this closed at 32 e Stock exchange this morning was| \WHISKY- $1.23 plied, both as to quantity and quality g ¥ g 3 stove actually held five continuons= Heavy recelpts of hogs and a prospective | the Btock exchinge his - mormnk = W8 | COTTON o that ' did_not hinder buyers from paying | —] 1% 3 < B s gt dohribobichbiahiant b o continuance of such a movement caused | Marked by a strong ton | BAGGING ih@ee fully o dime more than Tuésday for me- | e Gy ey o LI SRV SR U weakness In provisions. Offerings from | good buying throughout the entire list. It| PROVISIONS Quict Fork, sta - | dium to good cows. There was an active | ommpe ot R i < ackers were heavy and longs sold also. | was very evident that Wail street was satis bingy 1200, Lard, prime sieatn, 86,1 demand from all sources, and the few loads Compared with Mcnday's clos nz prices pork | fleq with the elections, and believes that L AL G L R here soon passed over the scales to the RS foirs o lard and ribs 10c lower. | o republican success will be followed by 0 xhoulders, $6.76; HETD | ; Respeetyully submitted The leading futures ranged as follows: & teylVal b tiads. ands iFgeherablaIng] ol d i A en coming In freely for gome time and BRI 16,000| . Stoighesrt ko dotaditn) —ATiisies—T Gpen T [a Te de anc enerd sinens | Shotts, o873 e T i 00 s have dropped back a few notches. 1ok 2T T 6.000( 5.000 CONRAD BRUA Artloles. | Open. | High. | “Low. | Clos_ | improvement throughout the country. SIg- |yt ol heat, t little change, however, has been noted | Sloux City .... § 800 3,000 - Wheat,No, 2 10,000/ 3,000 .00 A Y vy vecord, and one of whic i 99 13,000 3 N\ AL R AL be prowd. and bloody beyond.” Calves have Baiiieigg o] 10000 A ; an proud. s | nificance of the result from a speculative | SAIPMiN U bk oats, 70 [0 the market for bulls, &tags and rough | Ottumwa’..\ )\ 5 0 oint of view Is what makes-it certain as |bu.; Wheat, corn, 3,000 bu. R Bai 5.-‘2‘ sarass | Tie steeet reads the situation, that for th — Business in’ stockers and feeders was Recelptsanid Dispasition of Stos'c. | present no tariff tinkering will be intr Market, fomewhat neglected, but as far as it went| omclal recelpts and_disposition of stock s N i 3 514| duced, with Its disturbing Influences, on| NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—COFFEE—Op! (i Wwas on the basis of steady prices, | shown by the books of the. Union Stock Yards Presents Given Ale This Wa)x, My, g:;:\ 0l | the community, and the downfall of the |closcd vv':n 1t 156140 points m’xI\Y‘;u.l sales, 19 ”:‘. ,",‘,',',‘,, 'n:;":”k s::*:’( N("lllllliy): lllxm n'x'nfl company for llh\- twenty-four hours ending at 3 With £10.00 worth of good: i ¥ | 50y op € west chiecks (he growth of (bags. includ'ng inber 1555 commoner stock steers and heifers hard | o'clock p. m., November 7, 104 B R e thd tousBo Onts No. & | | D e ek e BT o | Mok 41101330 JAmuary: SOOI My, 510 | L0 Rell BT any Diics at ik Hood o srae . RECEIETE, WIth $25.00 worth of wpodn o torepoons Soo. bl [owertul enough to be hurltul to business | (.00, Aot Sefes, TG, woacyt o, 4 i dtA | oo, b2 o2 b oy e iastgs. 2 falr to e Cars. Head f . Beautiful bisque fizure May... : o8l interests, With these views firmly fixed, a | ! 0 oagw rislo. Now 8, St 3,000 bogs |/good; 0, and comr Eradeu Lrom | CatIR: ouiyisdiiivesins ditibasesiorsossinien 18 /8,301 With £50.00 worth of goods, ay 4| 3 e ot raders on the exthangs [ Marncaibo and 1,000 bags Savanilla. Warehous- | $2.20 ‘down. Representative sales: Hogs .10l 6 4020 X Sina Fork per bbi . | majority ol aders on SXCHANKE | qeliveries from New York Monday, 4,460 bags: 5 b Shee A GLEE) ; it e A hindsome pleture Jan ' went on the board as buyers, and their pur- | New ¥ork ook roy DRES BEEF, Sheep .. R U1 With #7: 85 worth of coods, Lird. 00 i3 chases sent prices up with @ rusn. In the |sipny for G Stutes, 459,412 bags, ugainst Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. Witk $100,66 G fone cnter table D00 00 i cen minutes Sugar rose 2 per cent; | 14152 baks Ths 1105 82 § 5 5 Sheel 7 i £100.00 worth or May.. 05 b Burlington, Ty per cents Delawate & Hud: | EARTOS Market firm;’ good averuge | 13 BN BB BN Ghe Daeking 6mbiiY S Cash or Weokly; or Monthly fl:'un Riba— son and New Jer: mr"ll 114 per cent; | Santos, $13.50; receipts, 18,000 bags; stock, 464,000 3 AND PORT. G "n Hlmvn nd comp.ny.. ey Payments. an . 3% Cotton OIl, 1 cent; Denver & hags. 3 P A s | Swift and company. Myl G | Grande, 17 per cent; Dehver & Rio Grande | 'HAMBURG, Nov. f.—Market aull: prices yas | 311103 § e SR 6.ame 480 | Cldany” Packing conian By Wreke 65 Tollow preferred, 1 per cent; Luke Erie & Western | pfic decline since Monday; receipts, (wo days, |5 o5 A 3 \ 15 o I RLCns ere o8 Hllow preferred, 24, per cent: Minneapoli b e : 1667 540 | R, Becker & Degan.. WHEAT—No, 2 spring, §ik@8t%e Louls, 1 per cent; Minneapolis d& Loui v, T.-Market opened frregular and s i Hamilton & Stephens. .. mominal; No. 2 red, 63i4aditse, preferred and Lead preferred, 13 per cent; | % below Monday's close; closed irregular at s 7 05 100 |J L Carey............. . 3 6 c. elaware and Lackawanna, 2 cent; | B@INF net decline: tolal sales, 26,00 bae. : o : 15 (L. Decker, Consolidated Gas, 5% per tent. and oiher |, RIO DE JANEIRD. Nov. T.—-Market qulet; N _ oo |B W by et Sotve 8l g - ? o S $11.70; exchange, 11%d; receipts, 6,000 % 5 200 |P. D. Armour, Chicago.. active shares, % 'to 74 per cenf, the latter | eared ‘for the Linited States, 12,000 bages 300 | Shippers and feeders 9 5 3t Paul, New York Central and Loulsville| for Europe, 1,000 bags; stock, 210,000 : , §00 | orCaOveriei. s siiis i No. 3, ; & Nashville. At the higher figures some g LA ¢ ] i D REED-No. 1. ti.0r operators who had acquired lines of stocks B T 05 Totate 3 TIMOTHY BRI Prima s5.40. at the lower figures of last week under- Cotton Marker. kK 3 10 5 et e BROVISIONS. Mers ok, b si.s715m | 100K to realize profits, with the result, first, | NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.—COTTON—Steads § 108 210 Kansas Cliy Live Stock Market, i Too PTon Prs rt ribe, | Of checking the adyances, and then of [sales, spot, 400 bales: o arrive . 01130 215 | KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7.—CATTLE—Rc sides 6.20a5.25; dry walted shoulders | breaking prices i to 27 cent, the latter [ bules; receipts, 1,100 b exports, ¢ o D910 280 (8400 head; shipments, 1,000 head: market slow: (e ar sides (boxed), $5 in Sugar, 3% per cent In New Jersey Cen-|wise, 1 bales; ' stock, 3 s . L0 23 . 325" beef steors, $2.8003.50, tral, 1%’ per ‘cent in Burlington, 1% per [nary, 4'1-16c; good ordin 3 low mid- | £ stocke.s and feoders, WHISKY—Distillers' finished goods, per gal., | cent in Western Union, Lackawanna and |41ing, 4 4-16¢; middling, & good middling, 50@3.50. 'l Deleware & Hudson, 1 per cent in North- middling fair, nominal; fair, 2 ‘. § 7 hipments, 700 .2, s % , 9 v, a T g, Deleware & Hudson, 134 per cont 'in Nort. MRutures o o | 1iiie 3 s : ad: i Gk DUl ot Formerly People’s Mammoth Installment House. The following were the reccipts and shipments | Baltimore & Ohio, % per cent in Consoli- | Yember, i 7 0. 5 15y @450 i f 3 .50 i 3 dated Gas and Like Shore, % per cent in | 4 e 2 B % el .06 lghts, $4.1004.85; ° pige, Monday and Saturday Evenings. Articics. Recoipts. |Shipmenta. »‘“"” P u‘:.‘ |(Iw'kll~l.lwll. lmwulxlu .\’ N‘:'fh s ok e x.;.x“va’sA ' g head; shipments, 0 = < e and Lead, and' a smaller fraction | &y ; 20 175 oo 218 market slow and weak; unchanged. R 47 TR OI, ATTED Tour. bl ; 10.000 | ofherwise. Wihel ng & lake L ried, Vi ektes alab; recelpis: 8.100 Hales: shis: : BaLsan Ard, edk unchens 4 &b €S CANe Wheat, bu. Pk X by which had risen 1 par cent, 12 per | stocks, 26,600 bales. 202 Stock in night, § ot e g R b cent, and the common, which had advanced = ¥ S e R 3 S0 WS 7.0 6. 14 per cent, lost 1§ per cent. It was not until Kansan City sarkets, {4t ! i Y, 7,000 about 2 o'clock th=t the market recovered KANSAS CITY, Nov. —~WHEAT-%c higher 1 Kets for Wednesday, November 7, 1804: $ soee: | 1440001 61,000 | from this depression, but since 1:30 there | No. 2 hard, = 48610 Noi 3 o, a6 | 203 : L 228 uth Omaha T i e Onthe Produco oxchango today tho butter mar- | Was a steadylng of the speculation, which | 8¢ rojected, fe; No. 8 red 176 1c: No' 3 roq. BULLS. IEGROTN S ivasovss RO TE: W0 14,00 ket was steady: ereamery, 13@23¢; dairy, 12@20¢. | Brew Into a heavy purchasing movement 70 1 6 ansas Clty L1l 8 530 Xexs, iy 164 @500, around delivery hour. Speculation became | CORN—l4c higher, active; No. 2 mixed, 4fc; | 1o+ F ) R 11 Ak t. Louls o) a3 active and buoyant and there was a sharp | No. 2 white, 4 % i R g, 1 Y, OMAMA GENERAL MARKETS appreciation in’ values, which continued to |, OATS Wanted o DaberyING IR SRR, 0y &2 185 183017 1160 2 Fotals ek the close, the market finishing up strong 0 2 ; 3 s@re; v BTOCKERS AND FE AT ATt and buoyant. Compared with® the. closing EACISY nr ol gty o artmty, e o | GREAT BATTLES, Conditlon of Trage and Quotations on | flgures of Monday the last prices made to: iin 8 Bes 3 ol X BERGAe i Fhidy: : Prodiu: day aze % to 23 per cent higher, the latter ‘Whent, 2 ; corn, 67,000 b S 77 5 R R ek R gov1 | Lake Erie ‘& Western' prefemsd: Lackn, | ori oLl TE=\Wheat, 20,000 bu.; com, 67000 bu.; | 1110 o 11 Anclent and Modern Wars and the Num- country, 1@Hdc; cholce to fancy, @15 gath- | Jeorm Taiag s nl‘:-l”v;:lx.(.:.! Gas e per centy | SHIPMED Wheat, none; corn, none; cats, [37... bers Enguged, erel crowmery, 19G70c; separator ecreamery 21| Denver & Rio Grande, 1% per cents Crlo- | . o 0 WAL L Ibh oL allBth e batlled Trenorded — rado T, 15 er e RS i ol Yor Yocc Waie garstions s : in modern history, says the Brooklyn Eagle, POULTRY—0ld hens, 4%c; spring chickens, | Lead preferred, 13% per cent; Burlington, BW YORK, Nov. 7.=Ths following ars the seeB < el ducks, 6%@7c; turkeys, spring, Sc; hen i | Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Denver & | losing mining quotations: 1131808 5 g ATt ans miotueny 4s seliias, onel S o b 1= | Rio nde_ preferred and St. Paul and | Bitwer. e 7 [OBWAG o 500 et which most men were engaged, was the et i a1 Novthweat, % per cent.” A (few, fractional | cholor... "1 60 |opir.: 250 MILKE memorable battle of Leipsic, October 16, 18 GAME—Prairie chickens, per doz, $3.0003.25; | The bond market evinced the same stiong | Con Calot Var." 455 |Qiiekeiiee T g 7 and 19, 1813, called by the Germans the bat- grouse, ver doz., @3.00; blue wing teal, per [ tone which moved prices in the share list | Deadwood .. i do proforrai. 1111500 SN tle of the nations. The number of troops oz, $1.50; green wing teal, per doz., $1.25; ducks, | 200 prices generally advanced throughout el ARG 23'%trs, tg...1007 81 65 . engaged Is variously estimated by different mixed, per doz, $1; canvasbacks, $.00g4.50; | the di \.‘lehl-re‘f\'v; Jery heavy buying o |Grandard. - COWS..o...0 926 2 S writers at from 136,000 to 190,000 on the mallards and red heads, $2.00G2.%; quail, $1.2%5@ A M T CHELE R i 4 |Yeilow Jaciker A side of Napoleon I, and from 230,000 to 290.- 1.60; deer saddles, M@lic; antelope saddies, 130 250,000, 7 SoStotR i | Velteh 000 on that of the allies under Prince 28c;’ small rabbits, 31 ) A Eivening Post’s London cablegram 25 feeders....1110 260 3 & Schwartzenberg, Blucher and Bernadotte. In arV AL Caoice Tt and smal veuls aro quoted | « The, ""boomlet” In Americans cotim Liverpool Markets. JTAH, this awful battle the slain on both sides CHELSE Wisconsin - fal oream, 130; Ne. | Jed today, but prices finished under the best, | LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.—IROVISIONS—Pork M. Starl amcunted to 80,000, and thousands of the raska and Jowa, full eam, 11¢; Nebraska and ll‘l\;‘ l’ ~l“n)‘nl|_|ll|‘m~ l'r‘ru::x:ll\‘::flll:;r ;l':fll u‘\’:illml lhlll“ w" Y v\;w\rn o llw;\ JAr\x Hxlmrl '\l“l” Il ‘x””\: seiis Ilw wounded law for days around the city. In ! AT A AR ) 5 more or less o yurt and the influen- | short Tacon, holders offer moderately . | 15 bulls, ., 5 5 o 0f. Konlge: Rdowi : Brick, No. 1 ier Sniper B Burger sno b 16 | a1’ houses here are not taking a hand In | S 1ibs, strong at 20s 6d; long and shoct clear WYOMI the battle of Konlggrats, or Sadowa, July 8, HAY—Up. 80 midland, $8.50; lowiang, | the rise. It is manipulated by the same ady at 3is 30, Shoulders, steady at 2 P 1866, fought during the “Seven Weeks' War, 7.60; rye stiaw, 16, Color makes the price on | OPerators as was the rise in Auguet Inet HEESE—Dull; finest white and colored, 485 6d o < ¥ . the allied Austrian and Saxon troops en- gy Light siiades'sell the best. Only' top grades l!llhlflr stock markets were irregular. The ALLOW_Nominal, 23 cows.. 904 2 20 R gaged amounted to about 200,000 men, while ing top prices, ade retur: r September are moderately | & N SEED OlL—20s. s ARLELRA Y R 3 . e Pruss! el g BB pricet.” o dor T emapurns for September are mod<rately | T BN TING. Steids: spirits, 209 00, 1cow...ll 010 240 gt the Prussians, under their king, mustered VEGETABLES. large ino EIhal new Mecioss Steriing | ROSIN-Steady; common, 35 7'z H. H. Hake, in round numbers 260,000 combatants. The e T BT ATLOR 4 Tomn of £, s fexican 1 (Pacific coest), firm; new | 584 feeders... 1083 2 65 total loss to the Austrians, et amounted oR O TATOES—Western stock, car lots, 65c; small | lodn of £4.500.000 N CiTnd tonlent; :‘-‘.‘»‘» 2 Se Lonergan. to about 40,000 men, while that of the Prus- d-plcked, navy, 8 lima rn..q for twice over. There was wenk &l n Graln Warket. 23 bulls....... 150 sians was 10,000. dge, lotment of India council drafts today, only Nov. 7.—CORN—Active and easler; Frank Henton, If we go back to the melees of ancient orders, 65@70c. 33 lah| ‘The Bank of England has lowered 3 e 1 steer.......1120 3 30 st 152 330 |days, we find it stated that at one fought at CABHAGE-On ord ige. 3 s price of bar goid to 718 10% -2 whi 0%@31%c; No. 3 55 ek ; 789 ) GABBAGEOn ordirs, 1 the selling price of bar gold to 77s 10t No. 2 white, 30%@81%c; No. 3 T 43 steers......1197 345 | Tours In 732 between the Franks and the ¥ or do The fellowing were the closing quotatl sG2)%c. 42 steers......143 3 S 35! 7! SWEET POTATORS—Per bbl., $3; Jersey, $3.00 G dyotations | Wi Vi "Scarce and qulet; N 18G4ge. b Saracens from 350,000 to 375,000 men were por bl on the leading stocks of the New York ex- ) 5 COLORADO. killed on the field. This would, of course, WHISK high wine basis, $1.23. BEETS Por bu, 50, change today: RECRT Pheat, 6% Bu. . corn, 1600 bu.; | 4 steers..... 63 stcers.....120 325 | mean that many more men were engaged CARROTE-Der £04;60c. AT TP D &G T bui e L0 budbariey, 19,60 bu. | HOGS—V: (00K nother moderate up turn | than at Leipsic. In a battle mentioned in W ] [GED. Wt 1200 b, 7. 126% | today on account of tha very moderate sopplice 3 T p N Adams Expreds.. 147" Northweatarn .. | buci onts, 3,460 bu.; rye, none; bariey, 35,100 bu. - | hera. and "the pirong . tane. o "t ftva | I Chronicles, between Asa, King of Judah, HORSERADISH - 7 R AR - H AR Local ‘packers had It practically taeir own way, | and Zerah, king of Ethiopia, we are told that PARSNIPS I wgadc. D sty LY C o I New York Dry Goods Martkat. but they were all wanting hogs more or less the former had an army of a thousand thous- PARBLEY—-Der doz. bunches. 25e. Salimore & Oiio. "67 big | | NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—There was more vim and | did not hesitate e vy and medionance for [ and, or 1,000,000. Canon Rawlinson observes TORNTES Per tu s Canada Pacific. . Tmp.. dnym Yot the Cine of uminess that succriie | hOER R0l lurgely At S35 And b1.00 with svria | that this statement does not exceed the num- Many old sowsers will recognize tho abyve asa pleture of a tried and truc rriond, on A FRUITS, A : present, but the much larger dealings were the | and I 4 stuft sold om’ 34, mannus brought into the fleld a force of | 8 Avuruy of ufilictod hutinnity uro ulrondy recogn zing # truo friond In Logan's QUINCES—Cliornia, per W01h. box 8150, 4 D, & E.. guicome of telegrams from falesmen on the road. | ¥ th # T the low mar Shere wes quits o 11,000,000 men nesr Arbels, where he was | Sarssparillaand Celory, A remsdy that le guarautesd tocure sud nover fulls. " Ita prosonde PPLES—Good stock, pe i .7 . b T4 P L ) 1l ere ¢ quie % 11 ttle inquiry for pigs not too light, A HER A » - © home 18 & gusranieo of the heulth o e atock. Ho00ns " U bl 1.5IG2T6; Mich- | O GRS 78 Bl o Erintips dlotha mers very_anlst at 3 L-ibe. PR L L AR RS Anally daienied 1 4"“;“""‘“’““"’"‘1”""- 331 [ " l]t'l‘-‘c:nn)m\‘imlllen~U'Jl'l\ylhu~uu ss principles. Was not discoverod by the anclents PRACHES—Non nsolldated Gas 121 | Reading..,,.. Minneapolis Wheat Market. plgs which helped the market out. This class | B. C. erxes, 0o, as Prof. Rawlinson says, | but is an up to dite remedy and alwuys cures. PLUMS-Callfornia, none. Co0r0 & no M Rt i MINNBAROEIR Nov T WHEAT S15sed of stock old at from $2.50 to 14 25, ce crossed into Greece with certainly above The only remedy that purifics the blood aud acts directly upon the nerves at ono and the pRUNESCNone - et Colo. Coul & PR, 8" do pel..... . lower; receipts for_two . | el and eondidon. iy trading was 1,000,000 combatants, and Artaxerxes Mne- | sume ti Al aria ot Afornin.' 8.6, e A SRNT SN L Del Dok deaw - 160 ¢ [ Hbas el o the ne ago market. | the younger Cyrus. LD K O LR ab I 618 oD iatia el I das s e eal reatinnataiohaley CRANBERRIES—Cape Cod fancy, $9.50 per bbl, | D. & R. G pta. Bk 8L Panl .. ... About, everything sold, however, the T e This Is fair, 14 1t not? Whnemors can you ask? Seo rocommondations and: onr A o R TROFICAL FRUITS. Bal G ¥ 00 I8k Ba s 19 e L e Had.a gerions.Jlms ol ft; #1,00 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $.00. (£ your druggist canuot supply you, welt LANGES—Mexican, per box, $3.5; Florldas, 83, | Lopr Te90: i . Augar Markets tive sales: ? : While in Chicago, Mr. Charles L. Kahler, EBAONG Mo, ‘W 5o, o obgh opuneh | 80 vid (NEW, YOUK, Nov. T-SUGAT Ty, st a prominent shoe merchant of Des Moines, LOGAN’S SARSAPRILLA and CELERY CO., BARPLES na, 800, . $.00G5.0. *Fort Wayne .. s Roflners.., B Alasyour eRACIVAS: (W ot XD ervanaisd e 3 wa, had quite a serious time of it. He PINEAPPLE! G. Northe: 1. Coal & [r37 gae Lot ; L OMAHA, NEB. hard, ‘on track, S8¢; No. 1 northern, 5ic; M northern, 6ite. Flour, steady; patents, § 8.40; bakers, $1.502. D) D:CoaL sl Nov. 1, very dull : : such’a severe cold that he could hardly talk KL, Sc; medium, per can, 1 Hocking Valioy, & O, Cont. pEi. centritugal ¢ refining, 4 g or navigate, but the prompt use of Chamber- | m——————— = ——— - — 12} exiva wtandards, i6o; " extia | 1L Centeal . Unlon Paoiiie 0s. 3 " lain’s Cough Remedy cured him of his cold company selects, Hlei New ! 3 Mol ln . s owled out mpany sclects, ic; New York | &P eDalii ] G P at Murket, 1 so quickly that others at the hotel who had | o, the rank of his burden he grovied outs Stand at the Head. Extra fancy, per Ib., 18c; fancy, | Lake Erle & Wi 1385 do néis » . DULUTH lose: No. 1 novthern, cash | 0 - 9.0 2 bad colds followed his example, and haif a | cTone t. (bowrier CHOEA Meats Yob Shgtnig s & Fi WAL ese MM | and Novemi No. 2. Sitaci No. 8 siige: | Biriers o i yde o . white, 16G17c; Californla, 15c. o 1348 Woatam o, A% cted, #ige; No. 1 hard, 11 No. 1 northe | 57-+ e lozen persons ordered it from the nearest|jiriaijon or surprise, the king replied: “You Ducber Watch Jasos B, have been endorsed by, = 4 . . e deshie Iitisien ot 1 s store, ey we ofuse in their ol y a R P St daoim, 20, | road Trost 0% W & L ern; futures, No. 1 northern, 53¢ bid; Decem- | 21 1 drug store. They were prof apparently ignore, Friend Borret that MAPLE SUGAR-Per | per dok, 313 pOR, Vifle § o314 | o pid ber,” 60c. bid L Hang thaiks to Mr. Kaliler for telling them how to | (10" {GCicis f¢ thie one who carries the Ao s ml:,l;l‘l.flig‘!ll\ull::II:;" lso: English Jalnuts, 13: %;:::Im:'l_:‘"h gl“ A m;;: -?: H{_ Loeenenn N "Frisco Wheat Quotations. 9.... cure a bad cold so quickly. For sale by||5aq,” and nothing more was said about the hn,?u‘.’{‘(‘zl’}x&«x}l&;vjzn R N STh: heitbart hickary maaern, chest- | NARMALtAROon... 10182 &1 w131 gAN PRANCISCO T—WHEAT—Weak; | 831000 ; LT LA mALAT, o N The Dusbos) feades Py chi ‘en! p7! december 0%¢c; May, 98%c. LT - Ppere obo %n? fancy ‘raw peanuts, Go; roasted peanuts, | Michixan Cent. 44 ¢ b L el WML NN st oread o New Designs for Currency. Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous head- mark in this country, AUER KRAUT—Cholce white, per bbl., $4.5 | Mobile & Ohi 10 R Hisng . e The Treasury department at Washington es. Trial size, 25 cents. All druggists. / a the P @4 S T L i i RAshvillAShAt 86 M, (V0 BT Nov. 7.—WOOL—Steady, un. y 2 e is preparing to spend between §50,000 Lnnl aehoh ] Fris mgti Ml ks 2 "MI:;\\\],,“L”..’::: g 3 ME. i halt bbls., per onnl Corda 3 changed. At ' 2 ! o s e and are a guarane ®%c; 10 gal. kegs, 7 4 " 8% L & Y Rt 00 to give the people of the United I the Xarth Were Diviied, | ©, ADJUSTED ¢ of puro mef . FISH-—Fresh caught cropple, perch and N " L one By B e ine i adar e X &) tee of pure metal. 17 W pple, perch and sun- " a more artistic paper currency, says| The share of land falling to bl «\U};"“"fis & lewel Hampdon moves 3de: plke and pickerel, 6@ 2 R, K. prd NEW YORK, Nov. T.—Clearings, $122,098 561 's Weekly. Of course, any estimate | tant of the globe, in the event of a partition, THE @' e (e TN ge; black bass, 12014c, Co..00 |am. "rob."co balances, $0,501.050 E 4 1 jis ure Julce. per bbl., $6; halt bbl, #1.m8 o Pacite. x| dopud.... VIl NP R g e s esbey 1188 of the probable cost of changes in design | might be set down at 23% acres. The land NHE KS Ro.' 1 ireen ‘aaiied M) e — balances, 4305, 594 A ! of the treasury rotes and certificaten Is N€C- | yurace of the globe contains, ah nearly as oen aalted hides, Sc; No. 1 groen saited hides, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. T.—Clearings, 311,204, oo essarlly vague and unsatisfacto And o | poggible, 33,600,000,000 acres, which, divided 10 40 1bs, 4%c; No. 2 green salted hid 5 to total sales of stocks today were § | 173; talances, §1, l:‘ 10, 1 8 g a billion-dollar country the amount to be among the 0,000,000 Inhabitants which of w dealer who (nes. Y No. % rfi Y aed e inciuding: Atchison, 3,60 e LLIN, xcha 'n London, egh . n 46 spe s ere 200,- % 5 Vomiis, Canton, O, 3 bl i 000, considering the results to b 2 {0 e hem th $oi No. 3'dry fint hides. dc; No. 1 dry salted | 12.600; Denver & Rio Grande, 2,50; De J s s estimates, would give to each of them the hides, Sc; part cured hides o per Ib. less than | Grande preferved, 8,510 Distilling and - Cotrl L ANS Clearings, 81,365,135, 8 . attained But = fbe great American | gpove named quantity. Taking the entire 4 paioresd, S 1 change, bark, par; mercial i L PR L fperionn 1 R E “PE1Te—Oreen salted. ench, 15040; | Conammiinton. sme Mk loctl, &300; Manhatian ! 4 g G [ bublle usually wants to know of any public | popylation of the worid, thers are nearly WM. LOUDON. @reen salted shearlings (short wooled eatly skina). | Jersey Central, 18,000 thives: o 1) ATI, v Clearings, $1,676 200 Sy . i »Jqlh A L e ens | twenty-nine Inhabitants * to every square Such. 10g30c;" dry shearlings, Ghort wooled earty | A 500 > 21G3 per cent. New York exchange, 40c 95 an estimate can be formed at the present|jjo “1The following figures show the number o, skins), ), each, 5@lic: dry shearlings (short | 2.500; R. & W ' premium, i time, the reform lnaugurated unde of persoi omitting fractions) to & square I!l Wooled sarly’ skins), No. & each, Go: dry fint | Hock Isiand. & ;"Souther PARIS, v. T.—4 p. m.—Three per cent = H tary Carlisle by Chief Johnson, of the bureau | O, PEFSORS (OMIEnE FHACLONS) 10 e ‘slabe Commission Merchant ansas ‘and Nebraska butcher wool pelte, per | 4200 e a Pacina. | rentas 1 o for the account. Exchange on e H: 4 of engraving and printing, will cost at least | loie I the vi N D., ectual welght, 5@Sc; dry flint Kansas and |3,100) Union Paclf Al B Ry R g e i s 8 see S 0. Wil gou Europe, 88; Asia, 46; Africa, 18; North Grain aniliBaoy aiane) braska murrain wool peits, per b actual . e s SR 229 g $60,000. There are thirty-eix designs to be [ America, 9; South America, 4; Oceanic and welght, 408%c; dry fint Coloradh butcher wosl | San Franeisco 3 ST, L R Leeningn: SLITLLAT el ek - R o changed oventually; though the present plan | Bolar regions, 2 I, r b, Tclunl Wwelght, 4@6%c: dry flint [ SAN FRANCISCO, v. The ofeial closing . w York, nt. i< v 3 & o contemplates the experimental change of but ——————— Private wires to Chicago and New Yor] orado murrain wool pelts, 'Der b, tual | quotations for mining 8103 014y wers 4s fol - 7 | A i 5 Eatteiagn, ot six—the designs for the silver certificates - > E s All business orders placed on Cuicagl Welght, 4Géc; (have feet cut off, a8 it i useless | Ln 7—A Mexican 6 per cent ex B X al The United States excel in champagne. h o £0_pay’ frelght on them). loan’ of (258,700 sterling was Issued here . . . of the denominations of $1, $2, $5. $10, $50 and | Gook's Extra Dry takes the lead. Bogrd of Trade. . o TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4%c; v “ T today at 8. Mexican sixes today were quoted 0 3 3 - 80 2 | $100. If these changes are acceptable to ? oucasl L G P New Yeork Tits Billlak tallow, No. 2, 3%c: grease, white A, 4c; grease, plia Con Justiea. . at 0. [ SR e 0L, AR e e e e Py i Cfilos, room ¢ New, York Life Bulldips White ‘B, Shoi grease, yeuow, 3%o: krease, dark, | Ances ... |1l Kenticky Cor LONDON, Nov. 7.-Gold i 4 today at 1853 11r . e publis, ] Stub Ends of Thonght. Omaha; Telephone 1308, e: old bulter 3G3ihc; beeswax, prime, Abgive; | Belcher "] Mexican Buenos Avres at 15 Madvid, 16 s s " . " pap— Detrolt Free Press: Some Christianity Tough yellow, 14@%. Belle Tnie a Mono. . ; s pe R rn i : . “While down In the southwestern part of |y BEtTHE, FEES T ECRE OIS ont & Beicher. ) 110 | Mount Didbic Vienna, 108 ¢ i the state some time ago,” says Mr. W. Chal- . st” 80 ) Bodie Con.. 5 erdentsl Con B Good soclety is not always the i NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. RO ot B3 [Genideutal Oad i mge, ez, b |5 J 101 mers, cdlior of the Chico (Cal) Bnterprise, | G600 soclety v Challenge Con... Overmin. ..., CHTCAGE v g5 50, (41,05 Mobey 4 “I'had an attack of dysentery. Having heard pid is an artful dodger. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and [ Chollar. i [Potost ; AT TADY Noy. 1,0 . 195 Nohey of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- [ SuPid is an artful dodger, =~ = - @ er Provisions, Metals, Ete. Qouflilence ya::t: (19 |Savage . Now' York exchange, par, Foreign exchange, Interioy etass bf” stovs: | Fhoea Remedy I bought a bottle. A couple of | Fi®, HROUEOTE, BE Hrband, 8 NEW YORK, Nov. T.—FLOUR—Recelpts, .- | Gon: Imperial 1. 441 [Bioio Noyada..... aull; sterling, commercial, §4.585% g 1.46%. suitable for Kiilers. There was | doses of it completely cured me. Now T am | "ot SR 1R IRE FHER ) o0 ol (N 800 bbls.; exports, 3,700 Lbls.; sales, 32,600 pkss.; | Crown Potnt 53 |iah con — mand and o guotable’ clange in (i [a champlon of that remedy for all stomach | cHTRUR, W SO B\ FORE FYERT market firm and fakly active. Southern four, | EXchequer 0 A ellow Jaciit Her Im Faar T, (e Sholee tiatives.are guotabls at | and bowel complaints.” For sele by drug- | "1¥*Rkes 3 man lonssome 10 be too hon- Quwl. Rye flour, siow: sales, 400 buis. Buck. | Soud & Curey.”” g0 | = ™ ™™ ¢ g At : sloins 2665 com- | it aln Treatment Washington Star: “When I am near you, . shoen. $LEG).15; ood G0 ‘cholcs d est. g Jrseine wheat flour, ateady at §2.00G2.15 Silver bars, 03k@03%e. Moxican dollars, 5248 s [ 9% “T60-1b. " Yamba, 2 2563 5. - Most women think it is romantic for men care Weak ey 1 BUCKWHEAT—Quiet at 05@65c sic. Drafis, sight, 10c; telegraphie, 12ie. he sighed, “I feel that I could conquer des- 2 The King und kis Carrler, “-qu v "“] "m . Wory Momory! foes 08 | — " Nt o ictor Ei el used often to tire | 10 geceive the ood; Quic CORN MEAL-Quiet; rales, 20 bbls. and 2,400 London Stock Qaotations. ting Halt. ow Fork Live Ribst Markes King Victor Emmanuel used often to tire | ™, %or 4% n,er s cooked musle. P Tack of Uoufidenoe oacks. LONDON, Nov. 7.—4 p. m. clostus uOn, go 'way!” she replied. K N T oY ia—Recelnts, 2000 | pefore the termination of a day's sport, and | A Torpid liver is & dreadful tyrant, y § al) Dratie) Lose b S0 pN . R “ : . 3 head. Market firm and active: native steers the Generative Orgaus in eithsr sex, caused RYE-Dull; car lots, 8G55c, delivered. el PRetBe. — 84 8- PaaT som——— Tton true. Did you realize before that |pSor'vo prime. $3E504.5: oxen, K20301.%; bulis, | mules and horses being out of the ques-| What s man thinks a woman thinks he 18 | owererscon Femthis Lrin o iner sex, oot UseoF | BARLEY-—Quiet; N suke %, | Bon i Paw you fire me with enthusiasm ?’ | BS0a ol s o a1 dograd " var-exertion; Youthful Errors, of Excostive | BARLEY MALT- a1 oo Apgate? Eat.ogainal...s “No,” she replied. “I don't know any- | NHEEP AND BAMIS-Hccelpts, 15,300 Market ton In the precipltous mountaln paths, he | misses it a mile, Tiieasoon, .‘,'L‘fn".mfn".‘.!i..’l.,"."X’m'.m'f By f WHEAT-Recelpts, 36,30 bu.; exports, 130,600 ey ; i oblf | hing shout that, But I do know shie went | & i lumta. common 1o cholee. st iodi " | man, a8 Alpine Heroules named Borretta.| Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trous | FLADGE: 6for st aith wriites susrentes 1o cureod R DRSO e futuree And, 160 bu o ::’fi‘y"';:Ju:d"';;:":;:ui;'::,‘,;él"r",.m',""‘:.,,'l‘.."“" (OGS Recoipta, 140 head. “Market sicady at | One 'day Borretta, having the king on his | bles. Trial size, 25 cents. All drugglsts, e for' 4'!"!"|“n"m"4]::&:""“;1’::&!‘1"?"223" :.a elovator, 564G 8%c; afoat, 5iRGEKe; L. 0. b, Kepublican Success Helps Stocks a2t 3 TR0 JO0 SETAMS WREN - back, was crossing a torrent. The king ' st e— : Fhoaping disconlinasd: old. k. site, pow 26 A Options generally weak all day, closing > Nov. T.—The Stock exchange today St. Loais Live Stock Market. having raised his foot to avoid his galter | There are 260 mountains in the United| ¥ v £, GUALA ',‘[.;fiu“f‘oww » c. @e net decline; No. 2 red, January, closed ily buoyant, " The Evening Standard | Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou- [ sp. Lotis, Nov. 5 oCATMLE. Teeeint being wetted, the sudden movement almost | States, each of which exceeds 10,000 feet in closed at 0c; May closed b 6l¥e; | saye: “Americans continue 1o be purchased in | bles. Trial alze, 25 cents. All drugglats, bead; shipments, 100 head. Market guiet wiine | cavsized Borretta, Unmindful for a moment | belght, Goodman Drug Co, Omaha