Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1900, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THU IZ D\\’ QEI’I'F\TRFR 8. 1900. [ —— — — pper was nchanged at | Firm. fancy western creamery, 2, f New ¥ xcha we Alscount bid, 20 § fendore 00 3 % 2 eows o Tox " W rne, 82 we and e sig of $4 Firn | At | MO S 3 ring ——— r f was 84 and for coj fresh sguther 4 Pl DELPH e o ¥ " 1 Beat Opens Weak, bt Steadies and Grad- | [ re. " aney smail> 1o T T : Good Oattls Were in Good Demand Tod ”""‘- . . h pens Weak, but Steadies and Grad- - lors, fancy small Tl o it § At Upens Weak, but ” | OMANA WHOLESALE MARKETS, | Cfeime el 0 ohoie o A Hoston Stock Quotations P e re i Y | X Mo : aadls bl ] ually Reacts, | ( Sept Ca per | and Prices Fully Steady. { feaders 4 q Condition of Trade and Quotations on | MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS time loans, s per cent. OMcial | § recders | & it H Y — Staple nnd Faney Produce ¥ eeders. &0 1% . ” % Lo Marke ! i liheral; g6 tock firm coent & \ & &y Westingh, Blectric. & 3 wa ] . ) CORN BREAKS EARLY AND CLOSES LOWER | . ; Todky's Matket Showe U W 1 . . |GOOD HOGS BROUGHT BETTER PRICES y A e Nt ' . ata Show Sympnthy with Other ¥a L 1 il - tradin ’ X tive & ho 2 A ! 0| Sheep Were Rather Late in Arel eeders. . H \ Kets, but at the End the 1o in | FRESH DRE D POULTRY=Hen _, gat de &S W ¢ 1 & fion 2 Those that Were on Idaho. L . ) | Firm=Provisions Finish Ses- foost bse; A eentice | Lonsl rot for e time \ te & Hoaton ... 8 Morning Market Sold lers. 426 440 | i alon n Shade Down. I B Comn til o ma bW ¥ b t & Hecla 733 : Steady. 8 1 o & ¥ p ptor il gathered cream " ft « »d W 1 cow w0 3 has — § : ieharel "t ot « Gias g S y P oL K N s, rained Biftalo. det. White Brook t fairly | g Yecola g | SOUTH OMAHA. Sept & fw v |3 £ CHICAGO, Sept W t owas W s L P g A marked M . ot | Receipts wore Cattle. Hogs. 8he Y e parly, but ste i | ment # bas . | wl ks 1 ~phone Y 12 | Otficial Mond, i 3 1 . € - s l ¢ M A the export wnd, October ra ke b v vidadr i i N G & % | Officlal Tuesday 6170 8 P a . ¢ Lk b S v e wl railr v r ¢ nck Official Wednesday 3 % . jer yesterd ’ ¢ v 2 with the totals in the sj ative | ¢ , Mining b 1% ik 3 p 4 New York Drey Goods 1 oats tae high i [ 2 vorites amongst the sl i « Winona o | Three days this week } o NEW YORK. 8 DRY GOODS- Tall o % o ph en YWET et 8. & W - 4y | Same days last week ol & 8.8 B 1 { T rocelpts were he 1 cu X eldcts, 2ie; st €. | hoth above Average price pald for hogs for the 5 SO 838 |t Yor e Bricns and the slump thus b w 1 “PIGEONS Live, 1 o Fhate Wap L IEhLE level, London Stock Quotation several days, with comparisins T B v 8 W very frr \ - further by stop- ra, which w VEALS-CE i the apenink &na. the L0 SHai Hiow DON, Sapt. 5.1 p, m.—Closin 1900, (1806, 1808, | 1867 11805 180611801 " 38 L ¥ the h of ket, ' Other reached soon after the of Octoner | HAY - Price Omauha Wholesa n the market were taken nt prices run- [ Cons, money ® 1% | Aug. 444 37 * 283 442 J. W, Currv--Neb, ML K L dropped to where the market stead I Dealers’ a L . Cholce upland. | ping from 12 to 1 W % accou W o fat pf v | Aug. 432 3 IR 49 steers... T84 4w ) feeders.. 938 400 | W 1w reRU ey K ‘ ; H nd, $8; medium, $7; coarse, | night. Friends of th W 1= | At " 1 . 6 Aug 1 a5 S4) 4 50 W. L. Douglas—Neb. Dre \ 1 L by BENA i g vriccs are fof | dently in doubt how the dividend A adian \ Iteading wy | A N 1) 4 feeders.. M6 1 S0 feeders.. 810 380 | shorte, combr « noin the | ind ty. Receipts 8 | of 1% tor the quarter wo i No. Pacic pd < 450 W 4§ feeders | 080 e | « Deted Urutta lquidation, climbing to or 1 d, as the stock was rushed r- |1 . o|Grand Trunk Fod 1 steer 830 | ~NEw $ ALIFORNTA reliing was Induce the incr te, 26¢ fithe supposition that the dividend | Lou ? na N . s DRIED 17 < materinl s Foras vi f » > » t o 14 be 2 r cent or more 1 ,'|‘ 1 Mines § 27 fecders, 1005 1 The Bradatreet fiet resoted raged by powerful s E IN Y. « s i s 6 cows.....101 " anged d Cash wale T export and wire 1 VEGETARLE shed up at one time — we B i 5 P A New York an ol i 1R dozen. 207 2%e heavy during the latter part of | BAR SILVER-Firm, 553164 per ou 1 cow ) | ) § e s {brobably 'including Chicas RNTPS bushel baskat, e, | 1 closed with a net loss of 11y, Peo- | MONEY r centi short bills, 1bull |1 ' \ Fuled d e n 3 ’ Jurpe NEW REFTS Per dozen bunches, 167 plé'a Gas on the other hand was weak in | Per centy three months' bills, 3 0-16a3% per 9 cows L N he 1 ¥ neale aguin and October raliled to 7 T NFAY CARROTS. Por dozen bunches the early dealings on continued reports of | cont ty. D Apt I ¢+ dozen, 103 extreme measures contemplated in the 35 feeders ) [ M park t1ome Rrown. per dosen, 16e. | Chicago Gns war, The atook reached 91 New York Mining Stocka, 21 fo Wy . 0 U A bushel bisket, e but rallied 2 points and closed s NEW YORK, S he followine are i feo ) per halt bushel basket, [ There wis early strength in the « aiotations for mining shares | A0 ) L s ' ‘ 8 stocks, bu agged | toda f 3 O, Iy ) O1L—~Cred Home grown, er pound, e, | the apprehension | that fomorrow's it REG Ontario 01 | 100 feeders. 6 o 2 VLOW R -1 zen, $1 reviews might have something untavorable I . . hy v VerhR BN ORA par dosen, o pate | 105y e catise of 'the drol I the rail- | “ ) - : - 1 cow : N MATORS- Home wh, per half| road Stocks was not very clear, bit there Hiver * Indicates Sunda 2 cows A R i Bishal buoket, & | was & manitest accession of « 1ot h rrie [X The official number of ears of stock M M inseed of ONIONS - Home grown, per pound, 1%4@ | the part of the | Dealings w o |8 Nevada | brought in today by each road was 2 cows o ot i Tt 1% { largely professional, but there was | n%ard attle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's, | § feeders 2 ] . et 0 CELERY-Nebra 1he | ona lurge scale in & number of stocks, i ' Con C. M. & 8t. P. Ry 1 steer.... 1150 2 COW I | dividual transactions running up to 20 |yellow Jacket 10" & 8t L. Ry o4 By W. B Reed- Neb. PEACHES - Calif per box. 00 shares fn some cuses. St Paul, Union Pa- | Paciic Ry i o BEK. N ierioy Catile Cor : Order for Cont PRICOTS p B ifle, Chesapeake & Ohio, on' taik of a oFe e i 15 e L g B T y 3 PLUNE it crita, $i 01 2 | dividend DI e e T T l:.\lw\l "8 “x“' - Mon \nxli plentifil Wy L Loy ol 1 Wit b The | Be X i PRUNES—Cal per crats, [ Villo were notabi mand, This s Asthtor a8 nelon moveHiehts: If D&M OVORR i B S ot ooy Wan rathur tlate. s Haul ® 7h000 \ t s Kelsey, Japh Ato, 5 | had its fneeption in London and that cen- | {Mmbors ro will bo the pavment of an & P. Ry b L B 5 B QLR JU DR t \ ¥ v BARTLE I ar box, | teF bought freely of various internationa {imtn) iment A 0 of war loar P, M & O R v P A St Tk v | v v npn « , v pears .| Buving “by local operators was baed nt of & 0 o e M RORCOR g 4| In good shape and as a result i 8, Wil o California, i-haske 0150, | PALL oit the expectation that demand fr Ly 5 e he LR were y active at a 4 o ek r NECTARINES—California, 4-basket crate itiment at that center {8 clearly mu Trobable. On th % today | Cu gt L & B west:; . 1 4 AU UL L U LA . et \ [T 1l Tates ¢ 8 more chee il nes over the IV e On the ISRy 1 $51 There were good v AT r > 5 e Wi , ad- | Hlinois Central 1 . . - 2o of | the se ' ' WATERMELONS-As money market seeme 10 be much abat e s whk tol v of ok e | 3 heavy hogs on e ider e size o CANTALOUPE -Gems, per dozen, e wettlement of the English Nilroad | INg departm igh class invest ” sibts r b~ - <[ the receipts and p rs did 1 m at : v Jargs sites & s A | strike, the belief that the sar in South | MENts were firm, owing to the easiness of | Total receipts 164 ] 10 all anxious for them. The mark i that A Powder ML Explosion APPLES Native cais! per bu per | Africa {8 nearing it termination d a ote_ralirond ks were sup The disposition of the day's re L lass of stuff was slow and the pr patd | Re everything in sight; so do drastio b Ao Crab apples, ner DbL, B | | hopeful view of the Chinese situation a ted on the receipt of satfsfactory traffic | as follows, each buyver purchasing the were ahout like ye: Ay, The medium | mineral but both are mishty dane L L . Nelped the English market and operators | TELITNE, while an amicable settlement of | ber of head indicated weights sold largely at $5.05 and $.070 wnd | o 0 need t mite ¥ Bod PINEAPPLES-Per dozen, $1.50@1 there interpreted the election in Vermont | fhe Great Raster trike ia considered | Ryyors, Cattle, Hogs, 8h'p. | the heavy hoge from $.05 down L 8. 1 to dynamite your body ORANGES Mediterranean sweots, per | A% favorable to higher prices. 8t Paul oy Ame h secur were Jrm, It | Omaha Packing Co y 3 Late in the forenoon several cars arrived, | when Dr. King's New Life P 1o the box, $. Valencias, $4.25@4.5. stable increase in earning v the fourth | SYmpathy, with ¢ N RAVICEN AF A Woru H. Hammond Co.... tut they were bought up at right around |work so easily and perfectly Cures PEMONES Chlifornia, extra fancy, $680; | Week in August attracted huying here and | Srent, | They apetied ahove par and Were | swirt and, Company steady prices, with the general market, in y iy, oo SR RO POORCET e at y | there ‘was . large demand for the other | §rengthene wx of the result of | Cudahy Packing Co spite of the fact that Chicago's cloxe was |10 A1kl 55 dette w NANAS - Per bunch, according to size, | Kranger stocks from western sources, said | the Vermont election, th reduction of the | Armour & Company none too good. Representative sules | Kuhn & Co's drug atore | to be from the short account and to be in- | Fepublican plurality by much less than had | R “Becker & Degii No Av. Sh. Pr.0 No &h ir | MISCELLANEOUS. | duced by the favorable weekly crop sum- |V Anticipated, and there was & dispc Vansant & Co 28 312120 34 90 b 1 fLothet GRAOTHE ity SHIHESBRIKN Tep Ol Hibar A Os bu., $1.26: | MATY of the Weather bureau [ ton to buy, A feature of the'market was |y & €0 Wl S o tolks “uss 1t ‘We Fefer to One’ M| 5. English_ walnuts, per b, he strength in London was said to be due | the transactions in benver & Hlo tiand W | Lobman & Co (3 ! | tan ot b satnon il cld per Ib, 12¢: almonds, per | In part to the expectation of eIpte ot gsld;| B0 e B T TIgh e NI WL Stephen 3 Cough Cure. It will quickly cure all throat aw, per ib. gase; roasted, | from New York, bat this aid not hurt the | a1 Bisan. L LR ”"“‘m‘r‘;":fl:_';‘,‘,’)_“‘“ Hill & Huntzinger e G 6 80 & 10 and v troubles New }”Q xlyw:.u L With v,n:- Surplus of bern Duying Ih antlcipation o & Dbl ‘H--m m & Underwood a ) 120 51 HIDES New Yor nks at over $27 ), with | J ying an i N | Livingstone & Schal w “ 10 v = & b 1 green hides gold from Australla and the Klondike con- | demand. ahe amount of on _taken | pimifton ana u..mm.(m 2 + B 10 R L L 1 salted hides, tinuing unusually light, there Is no imme- | Into the Bank of Enlund or nge tadny | 1o R0 Huss 4 1 CHICAGO, Sent. he health depart. 0 Wl | diate apprehension over the local money | WA% 0. Bpanish in closed at 2%, Gold | T+ [z co0irs " 1 me ified today of yotson ng by AR T murket. Best prices wera lost and the | Premiim at Buenos Avre | Langton 0 10 | o9 cre an e rep peraons, one of market closed with fractional | BERLIN, Sept Business on the bourse | ne = | whom may vietims Clarenos . Bonds were somewnat irregu) Sales, | today was quiet. Internatfonal securitl ‘.\.”’ B:zwhlnnv,\‘ i Smith, b years of age litton eritionl; CHANGES IN AVAILAB 8 i i DR B stoady! Northern Pacifi her buyers | o | Mrs: e ¢S, Wi Yecover: Mrw. T ¥ i coupon, advanced i In the bid price. nadian Paciics were firm in Totals |2 i Smith, will r 't The jco cream toda Telegraphio Reporta of [ T @ Commercial Advertisers — London to the advices from New Y P LU i s 810 | was tiken ye v morning UERTE. ANORE WHR ANDERS finahcial CAblogram va Tisinesh Wad | Locals commenced good, but subsequently | CATTLIE There were not an many eattle | ) 410 NEW YORK, Sept. 5—8pecial teiegraphic | better in the markets here today: the tone | feacted In sympathy with the weakness | here today ax there were vesterday or the | o0 b+ 4 Y MARKE 1 cable dispatches to Wrads<treet's show | was kood and there was considerable clos n. -wl" I‘\'vwn‘ Ir;:n"rl;flxhhk rhn|'\ e ;l-r xbx"h::'x x:rxAl fiv\'lornl t .n||~’ were very 2 & followink hanges 1h avallable suppiies | iNg of bear accounts. Americans were act- | 00 London, 20m 47 pfee. for checks. DIs. | late in arriving, so it was rather late b 4 coT R nikcad on vecord Wedhess | the ¢ !I wing chang fn available sup B S Strone. on provincial. and count rated: Short bills, 314 ...r.m,.‘th,nl,{w' .:)‘py;!],.g ..k;. & oclearance had besn gan Iffi\lv‘\_(\: NTS placed r 4 W N States nd *anada, east | Berlin buvin inspired by figures on the | Months T cern effecte e early market, however. was 80 . 4 o AN e s | vola In Vermont, New York suppiled stetic | , FARIS Business on the bourse | In good shape on the better grades of cattle 0 5 10 . Wareanty 1 ; Yomountains, Anereased 1ot ay | at firat, but later supportad prices. Mones | today opened ~steady and prices subse- | and considerable activity characterized the | © o a1 |y Lunt d_husband to G. M aoh T total Supply increased 2746000 | discourits were steady on fears of borrow- | auently hardened in spite of disquieting | trade |8 80 5 10 Ribbel. lot 5, Unio sed 3, B e et g "ot mdv e g | Chiha news, Speculators considering the | There were between twenty and twenty- | & 0 510 H. Haskell s United States and Canada, cast of | Paris. The bank recelved £21.000 gold In tion nearer a settlement Interna- | five cars of cornfed cattle on sale and|% . B 13 | Llot block 14, O cky mountaine, decrcased 2.266,000 bu. | bars and £30,600 from Indla. There was a tional securities wore generally firmer, | packers bought up the better grades ut $ h 5 12 ne and wi o ae follows Oati—Unite e et "o | slight Inquiry in the open market for gold | being influenced by the strength in rentem. | steady to etronger prices. They were | 2 9, block 5, O Rer FLOUR-Steady; winter patents ot United States and Cinada, eant of | oK barin Hiver. jimbed 'un on & large | Turke were in demand and there was a | anxious for cattle of good weight ‘and | A ) N Relf to M 4.00; straights, $3.1008.10; clears Among the more important incrciaes re- | English mint erder aud the rise in India | €004 inquiry for inudstrials. Kafrs were lity and as a result ‘eliers had no dif- | % 12 Elizabeth place v ring special, $4.40a4.50; patents ported are those of 300,000 1 bazaars. tirm and Rio tintos were featureloss. Tr'.m\» in mqmml’ )‘.1 that kind of stuff |7 4 o Rossiter und” wite 1o . ¢ kers, §2.20070 7 R A arare ollowing are the closing prices on the he common cattld, however, did not move 121, elater, 833 feet of nly lot 8. block WHEAT . No. 8, 6a7%; No. 3 hetaa ddnterion ey Naw Yol Athok exehanger & dond sabe: | quite so freely and the prices paid were 12 2 Tmprovement Association add 160 CORN-No. 3, 20550 ow. | Gotean. s6000 bu, at Portiard | S ORIk P ena—— | wasut N, Sent. 5-Today's state- | N0 more than steady. | W W Welday' (o I T “True, Tois 8 sy | bl A Winniper 10000 at Loviaville, & ook | Aseliiesn i ment of the treasury balances in the gen. | There were only about twenty cars of 1 and 2 Selby Telghts: lots § and 7, i HONREL S e L Wit 0 t Jollet and 5,00 bu. in Manitoba a8 e AL Sral fund, exclisive of the $150,000,000 geld | COWE on sale and the market was in goo.l . block 2, Welss st ot 4 White, 228,60 M iy | bu. at Joliet and n | altimere :.1)Mn ':w. w ;dww’hd aral O i ol adhmbtian “lh«w*. .m‘.mdma.y The better grades |6 “© black 1, A. 8. Patrick’'s ndd 1 RYF i Canndian Pacific do pf 5 s | rese A " | brought steady prices and In some « 0 0 Quit Clatm Deeds. FIRUEY %000 feeding, 290, fair 10| St Louls Grain and Provistons Canada 80..vseeseers 40 |Whee, & Ln 3 su | Bhows: Available cash balance, $1M.488,3%; | they may have sold a little nigher. It ® Y D, B. Welch nnd wife to Richara chalee malting, 426 4sc | 8T. LOUIB, Sept WHEATLower: | chos. & Ohio 2% do 24 p: . o3y | 8¢ i a good market and the light supply [3 Lyohs, ns0 feet lot 16 plock SEEDE-No. 1 flux, $1.5161.5 1 north b red, cush, eley 7 (hicago G W, 10%| Wik, Central 18t = brought the market to a close The laa | b1 i | Sweesy's add . 5 wostern, $1 wl I timothy, $3.95; Diamber et C. B &Q 12584 ' Third Avenue ..... 113 Cotton Market, desirable bunches of cow stuff sold just clover, contract grade, .50, | cember, The; N rd Chi. tran & L. 23 (Adame Bx...........004 NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—It was a very try- | about the way they did vesterday. 240 Total amount of transfers $10,401 PREOVISIONS Mess k. per bbl, $10 CORN —Lower; ) « do prd s/ American Ex 14 | Ing day for the ars in all cotton mar- There was no particular change tn bu @11.00. Lard, per 100 Ibs Tome 2% Short | 40%c. September, 81,0 Octeber, §6e; wni, & B I 9|l 8. Fx 's | kets, although notably In Liverpeol and|the market being about steady on ali |7 wides (loose), $7.10G07.4 Ated | comber, 83c; year, 328 Chicago W 1625 Wella-Fargo Bx.. 124 | New York the bulls were merciless in | grades. | 1dere (hoxed) 16,6214 vt cloar | OATS Fiim 2 camh i track, 248 (o) R L & P Ather, ¢ on Ay | their attacks on shorts, Nearly every-| The bulk of the receipts today were Again | 1 When others fail ¢ Aidog (hoxed), §7 Septomber, 21ise: December, 22c; May, | (+'¢ & st L > prd %t | thing favored a continuance of the mensa- | feeders, but the goed cattle brought steady | 47 WH asis of high wines $1.2414 No. 2 white, 266G 25¢. Colorade So Vs Amer. Malting v, | tonal movement started yesterday morn- | prices ur* in some cases they sold a little | g5 SUGARS-Cut loaf, $6.60; granulated, $6.10, | T At e, Ao et ptd o | do pra 2414 | Ing_ he on Saturday In the English | Better. e’ domand. from the” ountix o } The following are the receipts and ship do 24 ptd ket e cables Amer. 8 & R % | T CTOR | ments of the neincipal products Timothy, firm; in at| pel. & Hudson do pra Rk There wera buying orders in Kreat | have Tittle aifficulty in disposing of the R I triving The demasd on tHe sartl Receints. Shipments 00 Ig‘w.;\ \n‘m.;r ‘"(’érflvw Del. L & “ Amer. Spirits numbers from all quarters, the print cloth :w‘"-\‘-rr"d"n. T"f- [fommon kinds, how- | of ,ckers mf tn good shape o that the | Flour, bble 22,000 b0 ;-I‘l\.\ R e o Denvit & d cotton ' & ads situation chang Adhllrmrl‘v:‘ srer e rather dull and the feelifig was | gty fr sold about as fast as 1t came in at SEARLES & Vheat, b 612,000 2000 | BR 1wy sacked, east track, 68c. i one oom to an except rig e feti sty A ate (el Vantardes | Hheat by 1.0 1000 | TEAY Steady: timothy, §.00@11.00; prairie, | g0 P : i, | oiitionk, SWIe douchers Spmt markets were | ...,;flm; almont no. weatern killers | {150, 8R0'LE AUEAY Rricen it Jearaiy; Onts, by ey S31.000 03,000 8.0, o 18t pfd mer. ? | reported to be thri under heavy de- | here today, but it s safe to call the ma 0 mate change valies | R R 14000 <y dy at $1.24 o e ok S A o | Tt Paxporiera AL the e of | ket steady. Packers looking for wast- | \STE, HAA 10 AL Weatern krune weth- | SEARLES Tariey, bi 43,000 2,000 ON "TTIE8-$1.30. i o ening Liverpnol was 8 to Sinta | &1 cattie and ad thars bean any hare 0. | ,,3gtatlons: " (o an yenriingn. 59 0% Ariey, by g - Hocking Coal : LBl (gl Lt day they doubtless would have pald gond | 0; chelce grass yearlings, $3 40g On the Produce axchange today the but- Hocking Valley e o A D Pt far r<i | prices for them. The cow market was again nolce ewes. $3.00% fair to good | OMAHA. ter market was firm: ¢ ries, 1811 281k¢ P . *Gutet at $4.9215. Spelter: | TNlinois Central sponse, (o yesterds great Improveme Fi kood nhape and all Krades brovene tully | Xes, $2.5023.00; choice spring lambs, 3.0 | aniries, firm, 104@114 ke, firm: frosh, | M 2 e tanirel terc, This at once caused demoralization | 3o3d5 prices. Good feedars sold sieady {5 | 5.2 fAIF (o good spring lambs, $1.5605.00: | 1% : . { “POULTRY—-Dull; chickens, Tc: young, [ 40 pfd.....o [0 aarasaivaly operata G the lang mide {ireng and common s(uft was a lttle weak, | rmetiae SLL0101 (eaderlambs .0 YERTOTS CRONE & . " 8l turkeys, 6@7c; young. 11 jokn;; Goj [ Take Erie e ahower o advance of'§ to 13| Representative sale R a ) YO GEVERAL MARK T ¥ o | "o pra = NBW RK | ¥, e; Buese, itic: vouns, 6 Fao Ml poitte, With the market officlally reported | ,, BEEF STEERS, 218 western wethers PRIVATE DISBASES (8 Steady at 13 < , 4 steady. In the face of a temporary reac- | No. v Pr No. 100 Wyoming feeding lambs Quotations for the Day on Varlons | [11"[TER Steady creamery, 18@22c; | Lo & N tion i Liverpool our market continued te {1 L1110 84 %0 1 197 Wyoming feeding lambs | OR NEW YORK. Hent 5 oFLOUR-Recelpts, | . PROVISIONS- Pork: Firm: fobbing, $12.60. | Met. 3 fhour. ~ Near midday the retreat of the 4 865 460 16 ) Idaho Tambs Te6. 6o by salt | Mexican Central | 99 DI exporta, 0,011 bils.: sales, 1900 | Lard: Lower; choice, $6.656.0714. £ | Maxions, Gentrs Dents developed. ING @ COMPIets Tetrent | 10..eierieres 1000 480 44 R aetio. ambs market was i trifle eqster, esp 118 (boxed), ‘steady; extra sl [ Mlon, & and the demand from this branch of the [ 1./1../1/111000 600 24 30 Wyoming lambs SPECIAI [S I' n o spring patent which' were [ clear ribs, $7.50; clear stdes, § aoon | 80 Bit : trade. in connection with fnvestment buy- |21 815 b, 3 Utah lambs LR X to cncourage business: Minnes e aniondy ) aXLIA AICTtS, SRI01 CloeE | ohile's Ohie 3| o pra ing, gave the market an exceedingly strong | 2 2 native ewes : 5 | We guiiuntce to cure wil cascs curable $4.0004.80° winter patents clear sides, $8.25, L& % | Laclode ¢ ‘ undertone 2 QL N " s S350 it RECETFIS- Flour, 5,000 Dbls: wheat, 82,- [ M, K. & T..... |1 ins i ften > i s 4 WEAK ME SYPHILIS r rgh o 0G0 witter x| R it e A AR o 5td Natona ‘Wi " H | o, AT0E 8 periad of inactivity the mariet |12 i ICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. SEXUALLY Cured for Life. TR et el R LT LLIRG L LG R HIPMENTS - Flour, 27,000 Bbls.; wheat, | N. I Central ....1304] o pfd.. B T farhoot AnA L Ao CRurbieed. helln h - | Night Emissions, Lost Manhood, lydrocela, ir, dull; sales, 400 bbis.: falr $5.00 | 4000 bu.; corn, 167.00'b.} oats, 36,000 bu, ' | N. ¥ Ce tral ! A oad 1% FRIGH polnt of the. morning, Prices ade 15 Catt rally Lower—Hogs Open | 'emo cele, Gonorrhoea, Ule Syphlils, % cholce to fancy, $3.206@3,6 riolk & et % | vanced with remarkable ease, thera being |32... & nnd Close Wenk. slricture, Plios, Flatula and Kectal Ulcers B aloa po fancy. S0 Catorn, ;| Ianana Oity Grafn and Provisions. | do pta Stoel SR L T s being o CHICAGO, Bept. SmCATTL T Recelnts, | $2d all eity, Ssse: Brandywine, $2.456 KANSAS CITY. Sept WHEAT—Da- | No, Pacifie o B R balng TIEhE s e nronnoa sn T i o PIERRS AND HRIBRE 2000 head Incliing w0 wester - and ce b rivate Diseases and Disorde Maon RY - Weaker; No. 2 western, #7¢. f. 0. b engh, No. 2 hard, B4,@6ic; ptd.....c ake 128 | 59" por cent print th had been | * 2 COWS. Texans: native steers, generally 10c lower ricture and Gleet Cared at afloat: state, 22a5ie, ¢ 1 f.. New York | i ). 2 red, 6\@idc; No. 3, | Ontarlo'& W.... an n FFall River and that the cloth 1 J 2 westerns steady to shade low atives tation Free Call on BARLEY-Qiiet; ‘feeding, 42qide, e, 1. 1., | 4 Ore, Ry. & Nav ket situation was the brightest in many | 3 5 best on sale today, twe carlcads at &m i New York, malting @ite, e 1 1, | CORN_Septemh 15'50; December, 82'¢ lo_ptd b g s weeks, t ther with the announcement| o 16 el good to prime ste GE6.00; poor to Ruffs s " | @z My, Ml mix Pennsylvania 1 B | that Amer spiny were competing for 2004 2 0 medium, $.60a5 40, sclect fasders, 24.0 BARLEY MALT-Dull, western, 6206 0. 2 whit ot Reading . supplies with the forefen mandfacearing | - 1 el 2 @500, mixed stockors, $3.2503 90; cows, $2715 WIHEAT — Recelpts bu t No, 2 white do s it ¢ Lelement in southern markets, added to the | 4 ! T 1060 @4.50; heifers, $3.00a5.00; canners, $2.04270 steady: No aflont; N 4417 45 = f I r "2 | woes of oversold operators and acted as | 'y : 1 bulis, $2.5074 60; calves 01725 " Texans &2c; No. 1 hard Duluth, 8% o. b, afloat ioice timothy, $9.5); choice prairte, w a fresh fn ive to a higher marke 1|} B 1140 receipts, M0 head n sale today Opitons opened steddy talk bf con | 3 i i i ar 'l was known that Manchester spinners were | 1) ! lise 310 carload at $ 00 fed sieors tinental ‘acceptances, | but ~mmediatel Creamery, 187 ;r.!¢!vx.l e S F 1o & | in desperate strafts for cotton; that Liver- . 3 = s a W: Texas grass .20 115, o cable & Vipping receipts | sas wtock, 12 'doz., cases y AL B Lt IR B S L IR e 3 HOGE -Receipts, 20000 hend: left ovor. | noes or plewsare. Prevent : forelgn selling. A late tally on covering | turned: new white wood cases included, Juthw 12y tron. 0% | pormally scarce at all sotuthern ports, thus | * 4,000 head; opened strong closed weak B Coinc ol on AT taker n Ui a Dig_export demand closed the market mor | 2 3 R 1L IoHoRelile td Fenieninh, ARhiuied BULLS. top, $5.05; mixed and butchers, $5.00 | R rn e Al | Prnoramant 3d aects OU firm with rifal e net dectine o8 tECETPTS - Wheat, 22,000 bu.; corn, 20,000 | 1 o 'of Buropean spinners readily. The | 1 1380 2t0 T 1440 300 f.w; to holce heavy, $.100551; rough A aigia” ey 1ty o e pe paquiae neluded. No re areh elosed i 000 b 1 ot Was ver b P et ) N S o 1396 2 10 heavy, $4.95@5.05; light, $5.0005.55. bulk ¢ ive @ PosiLive v ritien GUATantes to o Mavi W@t cled, Wiie ! Sehiomtn, | VETPEETR Knoat, 20,00 bu; corn, | ai!"& Grana ] Kat ea veny Spstian GuE the fest | CALVES. sales gl ecs ke In sach cube on el (b8 omer ity AGTNC, cloked TNise: October, T8 18,800 bu.; Oats, 1,000 b So0. Pasin 304 | Western Un| sufficiently 1 " o undermine the | ! J SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receints, 18640 0 15083 60 07 “h":“"""‘"""‘ closed, . Ty December, 83 1-16a 8374 So. RAllwAY .orerers 1114 Republic 1 .12 [ market, The public 8 i conspleuous STAGS. head; teady: lamis, W 10 lower, | (LI 8, D40 Plaln wrappen closed, S04« = Liverpool Grain and Provisions, o ptd 62 do pfd 3 | huyer all the afternoon on the belle L. 10 s e 800 450 good to_choice wethers @d.05; falr to | 9 Deart R ok Wi.s exconte ATh Miverpool Grain and Fe oo B R L Il the artern i the belief that | } A2 6 Shaloe mixed. .8 tern shorp. | AIAK 'REMEDY” C"--'ML.::"" 182 bu.; sales, 17,000 bi, futures, 000" R, | gty iceadiosh © BABL, Dot | i bty | Liverpool would show = further dmbrove HEIFERS. Texans native lambs, | For . Cinaba, Neb. by Jas. borsyth xport. Spot, eany; No. 2, 4dle0 o b O e THATA ntine: aa & *Offered. |[tskade DO RIS g CIONE. TRY o f [V 50 3 ‘0 $L00aA.50; western 00415, 50, 22 N. i6th, Kuhn & Co., 15th and Douglas afloat, and 41%c, elevator. Option market | g b HGEEGEN, SRTINg 0% 2 — | Jiea or AL 10 80 poline. | Gatton thiuren STREERS AND §TA fiv - Council Bluffs by J. C. DeHaven. was wenk most’ of the day, owing to a prember 1 December, 68 1%d Now York X 7 mber. '8.800: Docan Pl 2 N 4w New York Live ttoek 4 tive llquidation, supplemented by favorable | “EGEN 00 American ~mixed, | NEW YORK ) On ca i 880c; Mareh, Sdo: ABM ETOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. NEW YORK. Sent BERVES-Re - - eathe o Jes and the drop . ok 1 Utires, quiet; | easy at 1%@ rime mercanti L Rre jcs Ab 60, 4 Apts, 2,818 he = ) e tast wheat: pallied fing covering and pew N e orutures, auleti | Daper. 416 J S5 July, ‘Sstel [ 1 e 1oo 2818 heat: good fo cholon steers, | CURE YOURSELF! port business, it closed firm at Pl Ll TR e | VSTERLI p-Bott. ‘with ‘aos | t closed at ' nees middiing up: | 0 STHERS | ':.'l w'”\‘w:rvv bulls, | steady and Vo Ble @ for uanatirad Vance: May, 4 Cloned, 4% |- oespbier, Tondon, Pacifie const, steady, | fual bisioss in bark bills 0t $4.57%G doi middiing 10}4c: STOUKERS AND FEEDERS atagn. 831716001 035 bl l (G Bl Tl L tomber, . 44G4d i 0. L FEFA=A g |3 for demand and at SE83@ase for (PRS00 o i 2 6 30 10613 8 $1.40G3.50. Cablos, slow of W ucons mebiunes closed, #4¢; Decembor, 404@100e; ol P ROVIBONS - Lard, American refinad, | $Ixt4 dayn: ponted rutes, $1.851.8814; com- | TReeRARes. Bopt B-RQTION e § 80 380 @1 head eattle, 20 head sheep Painiess, a0 10t antrine R TR—Receinta 0 bu.: exports, 7a.111 | ATM. At @ f: prime’ wastern, firm, a & | merciah LI S A i | Eirm pajos: ordinary, T B Ak e Hi gL hiead ohtle, ad 8h THEEYNAS OAEM oAl Go, BERE T DOILO. s f Wai o 3 00 Mo 3 Wey Qe | rt clear backs, firm, at 413 WERNMENT sta A o L0 | NEBRASKA 4 ke, 1525 higher: ve | b “expreie HAY-Dull:"ahipping, i2atc; good to | g CHERSIECHIEN: American fnest white, | @ Hows: "8 Prieet ¢ i S82c; December 870 54 § feoiorsl a1 4 5 ERTRED ¥ PAvns receint | - choice, ¥amic e J ry.| STVas el February h 18 cows...... 196 3 60 11 and lower: prime lar AN NO GUR NO PAY ‘\|u,|.~ puiet: state ommon to hoice, | S pe et u' 8 -Av’. 3 NTYTCTn 108ty farch S8 April, 85360 850 T oo 800 3 00 156250 off ep. $ 100 Jeyou huve sl we . 100 130; old. s OLEDO, O., Sopt. B—WIHEAT-Dull.| go s, res 199 [No. Pacific '3 . IS, Sent COTTON—Firm e o foaats LT 9 1 A i HIDES-irm; Galveston, 21 to 25 Ibs., 186 | ! L4 apay "'Juwx-l-m her, Ta%ci October, | qa ‘o a 4 aiy middlfy Recelpts, 6 1 aaatte ambe, 8 iankat ! Pl Ko Califomias 3 1o 50 1oa., 1Bge; Taxas, | HEoRN—-Dull. lawert No. 8 cash, 420} feps | 43 1a% 1% Feg:. 128 i SR b 4t INBILHS, S0 haloN;: Mook " 1§ cows. Choice Tight state hogs and b 00 1n wsey et ane i ATHER-Firm, Demlock sole. Tuenos | tember; 43 Decomber, Whe M., Sept. 5 —COTTON. Spot ir § heltars [ . Avres HEht to heavy welgh WGBYC; | (AT L unehangeds eash; reased demind: prices higher: Ameriean | 10 cows, | NEanana Clix Live N "LOCAL ABRLIENCE G, 414 Crnaries Bige.. Denver, Colo acid, 2! 14c | tem . Jecambe i g g . 5 1 | R | e e & Texan t » o \ ceipts, 10.000 natives ar i 1 used monthly by over i0.000 ladies. Pric I OVIRIONS—Reef, 1 fas Duluth Wheat Mariet. . { 1 V‘;‘_” eneral domi . 3 5By thad, §1.0 12200 mess, $900GA5 hoef DULUTH WHEAT-No d | o 1 onne Nipora $4.0008.X kers an oeds 7 wnnpin ad p 1l ' pucket fll,: ali0; city cas . ' “In g0 21 3 gows... 57 W; buteher cows and he 0 | . » npls aad p !‘. plekied nv‘ ne $10.004 10 « 19 | 5 foeders.. 44 4 00 1 bull R 1les 16.00 por . R i e . o e e, et e oo | JAMES E- BOYD & 0D,y $6.0008121 ik, quiet hkkee Grain Market. o 3 1 cow ) v AT | reiephone 1039, Omaha, Nst 18 Whott clear, bia ks MILWAUKEE, Sept §—WHEAT-Mar In Smith- Neb . : | Belsr ket lower: No.1'northern, Te; No. 2 north- | i Am Bmith=—N P OAND LAMHS - Recel) i COMMISSION, POTATOES-Dull; Jersevs ern. Tdlaf s A | § o Il oep. wtennyy lamb MMIS! ! ; York, $1.2541.50; Long Islay BYEra Mo, o, lo, | ##1a. Central 15 4 | i 1 Foed $0501.30; culls, $, GRAIN, PROVISIONS and STOCKS ALLOW=Quitet: elty ahART “ 81a62c; sample, | 310, TN e Went 2 o DAHO : ; » BOARD OF TRADE, 4 Tlto: county (pkgm. free) |3, % & 15 W i 2 . = 4 hetters... 877 3 20 | orrespondence: dohn A Wesren elpts, 10,6 a: firn: LONDON, Sept. 5.-8UGAR-Beet, Sep-| ~eWhon Is 1. **Offered i R { AL ATKS feedare, | et the i . 1014¢ mall, 1000 tember ! ! 5 l native h ing a export st 0 COWS. 1 cow 12 28 . nher colored, 103¢; small, co A | GNEW YORK, Septemb SUGAR Finanetal Not . k0! dr Dief 1 butcher steers | 49 foeders 16 hetfers... 1 460 | . [ L | [ r" E. & 0 Recelpts, 11760 'y | Bow. strongs fair refinivg _centrifugal CINCINNATI, Sep Clearings, $2,84.- | §i 20 teer ler 1,40 Tbe., $4.034i6 y--Neb. | T H pL | )H { (¢ regular packing 10 eat, 4 18 molasses sugar, 4c; s New York exchang We froders, §: V. cows 93 feeders 1 row I : gl 15,0 il | ar i money. 348 per cent ! i nner 5 @2 50; b | 1 cow 1 it . 1 ) o M metal rket showod 4 CHICAGO, Sept 5 $27,983,115 xi o 1 cow ] 8t Loul " T E‘I\\ Nitle strength oF activity today. Plg iror at_and Flow balances. $1,970,380; post B8 b 3 1 eow n Nt 7 (() Warrants raled duil. Spot and Septamber | ? 5~ WHEA 88 New York exchanga. 20¢ dlscoun . . 2 bulls ) Totals ... " M 0% e &/ were queted from $9.621 to §1 and De- | tember, T2 T L On NEW YORK. Sept 5 “Exchanges, $142 piioy 1w 2 1 Ll i | cember from $9 to $10. Philudeiphia re- | No. ird, 7 » 1 hern, 087,910 balances, $9,364.977 £.50 1160 A feeders 3 g ! AIH r-n» an easier market for |u‘ i | No. 2 northern, 72\ HOSTON, Sept Excnanges, $2 2 HEEP AND 4 Nelson Fieh—§ D" | sov JOBLP Sept, b.—(8p - (e MRS S, L8 SR ER Philadelphin Produce Market, D L s Bt, B.—Clearings, $7,134.506 L e Y fondarn.; B AN D CATTLE U head, marker | GUOMANY LIFEBLOG BRANCH 103BNST uu od steady and slightly higher at §30.70¢ | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.—BUTTER- | balances, $645,079, monsy, 4g: per cent @00 \ 1 feeder... 540 § 86 1 cow 070 8% | steady to ower; natives, #1640 4 GMAHA ML WNCOLY NES