Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1900, Page 8

NOVEMBER , 1900, FUSION FRAUD 1S EVIDENT 1ts net_lower; total s cliding No ber at 7.1 ¢ . 7.20c; March, 7.0¢c; May, 1.4 | Em e ’ OMAMA Wi 50c; Ju 7.8 o] ¥ pe. CHICAGO, 7.-<Clearings, $23,04388; | i July, 7.560; September, 1.6 thn:.'»"""""' 0 | ot wxefings il | Wi’ 2 cowe R feeders. g 420 - it | o8 3 IR #t4 discount, i feedors feeders % South Omaha Held Back and Count Made oy k Wheat Opens Firm on Oables and the Result MOVEMENTS OF $TOCKS AND HONDS, V.,;".‘&QA;,-,‘ Nov 60, New York excl Green Cattle Co. 7 \ e iaesunt; | Bulk of Receipts Made Up of Comn Cattle, S Sy of Eleotion. FGGB—Recelpts lght: good stock, 1048 | Bxehunie 1s the Scene of Great Anie | money, J&@e per cen but Prices teady, 14 steers..., 21 4 35 Eohind Looked Doors. - i POULTRY—Hens, 6@6%e, rovs'ers L, ([mation and Activity. “._P"h’;'};‘"cfi’:‘g;“?;gw 7-Clearings, #4365, oes Generally Steady. deeers it 4% v . BT e chickens, T ducks, s@ic: | ey TOR, o7, Jake s HOSTON, 'Nov. —Clearings, $16,68,9%2; 3 ointe And o EXT run of hoos Bir AUPERS VOTE BY ORDER JUDGE BAXTER i sty and_for Stoc > ! run ¢ CORN QUIET AND COMPARATIVELY STEADY | * i 25 Wit mme ytena, | T S SN ER R et The b | alancen, SR ) O ot [ HOGS AVERAGE A LITTLE WIGHER| fodiy Ui’ gpovtl B e P 2! roosters, ks 9,0 | davs o otation o Fitte L Nov. 7. . $262,295, ) fi to ¢ e Drolene e SG0c duCKE AN e por | the nw | inlustrial combinations n - the | 8% ba‘ances, $10.9%.216 ol from $i . againgt ¢ 621500167l yes- terday. Some of the packers were rather spring of 18, as today kept all depa A Ib., s@Se; turkeys, '12%c. " ~ T N Y b A abo Desperate Fusfonista Unsera ] GAME S Prairie whickend, per dom., e ments of the stock exchange at fever heat | . ;:PY\_«-—W‘. HO"N-E::'OH ki De. | backward about puying the mdvance as In Their Hfiort t6 O the A1 Busiueewsror LR e ek BT lomntn Rian e Tt e Rt 1 That A" praconeclvad | easy at 1o pef cent; fast loan, 2 per cent; mand and Market Active and Bouers, However, wore BOWNE (helr droves Legisiative Ticket for Higher on Light Run “BUTTER-omman- (o fair. 12c; cholee, | Blin F opcrations 'which has ‘been 'wid Iy | prime mercantile puper, $h@y per cent. Strong to a Dime ot sdod, firm prices, and s packers wantod Wi Oeanty g e uctsse il esu'ts 80 gucce sfully IRLING [ AN h - o) oy m o 3 b BRR’ patator, Sla; gathered ore Wx the taking ©n of Imns ftocks by [Fo- | tual business in bankers' bills at g for Than Yeaterday. prices offered. The lst ond of the market TOHSH OVSTERS—First grade, sotd | [Psslonals for some time post, tn andcip- | demand and $1.806%G4 80t for sixty days; i was Iculrly” diiferent. . The lees acke w. York counts per can. 38e: ox- | :;nu n(15‘|w large demand to fo 'ow the Y’N;- qmu;‘dmr'-l;: 4"1.":&!1!/, and $4.85; commer- | h;fl:f\ R e lett and they = A fair count of the ballots honestly cast / CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—Wheat opened firm | ra selccts, i standards, s5c; medium, 206, | TR TR HEOR, S0 Beount, dhe, FRA0 | 81 CVER Certitcaten, 3 bAr BiIVer, | Receipts were: TOU T gy, Wil be scen from the table of AVerage [will ghow that tho republican legislative today on cables and the election result, but | Se0oRd Erade, wiack = fillee New | of selling to renlize often carries prices | 63%c;: Mexican dollars, g Al Ca of, he market is now at the highes: Oflicial” Monday Omclal Tuesday Otficial Wednesday nt reached since October 17, and is over | ticket in Douglas county has won out by higher than & week ago today. Repre- |safe majorities. In the city they have & sentative salens ¢ large lead, with only a few precincts yet down on the very culmihation of a fayor- | HONDS-Governmenfs, ~strong; state, able event. But the rush today to buy | strong; raliroad, strong, T4ve, far os.. %6 stocks wis so overs helming nis to abecrh [ The closing prices on bonds today are as @eclined on lguldation and poor support, | standards, 20c; bulk standards, per gal. December closing “@¥%e under Monday. | 1.2, t e lower, | PIGEON: - , Corn closed Y@%e und outs Wake lower, [ BIGRONS. A all the very large selling with no great | follow Three day: av. Bh, ¥ Fe. to hear from, but South Omaha has been Provisions at the close were #4gsc down. | JRQURL R0 SIS (ke Whoterats | elfect an prices. " In “the openine "".“fi'-']'y' . vef. 3, e Same dads st week | $578 [ held back by the fusiontsts, evidently with Wheat started with the boom on an ad- | Ifay Dealers' association: Cholge upland, | {here changsd hands instantaneoysly with ‘coupon Bame week before h 46 X co of 1d at Liverpool since Monday and | 8; No_1 uplend, 8860, medium, $8; coarse, the wounding of the gong no leas than 1 do 38, Same three weeks I 48 deign. on the result of yesterday's bailoting, De- | §7.30. Rye straw. 6. ‘These prices are for P e et iaads | do | Bume four weeks ug . i ! In most of the precincts in South Omaha eember opening %@%e higher at WUGNYC. | Talr, Redaots N cars TUsIty: Deman & Wire and of [ do Averuge price puld for nogs ‘ 3 the election boards seem to have beem in- It took butia few moments for the bubble | OATS-No. 3 wh e, several thousan ch of a numher b 14 2 several days, with comparisou : 46 fluenced by fusion mavagers, with the re- oF activity to burat. That there was a very [ CORN_No. '3,"s% s agn) oiocl%a B the deur | & 184 %o 48 11900, |1800. {180, (1597 { i sult that they have locked themselves in omall short interest beeame evident early, [ BRAN-$13 VEGETABLES, | method o rame stocks cold | do be, res ] (\rl:'e‘l‘\“ flf{ 1 |4 3 H i | thelr voting places, excluding all watchers, y the TG LES. the s a I polnts apart | do coupon il o o 2 6 * . o h as opening buyers were few. Later in th RER4-Per dog., 0G50, AnaTIE v beevng B i ol 5 x| . of C. 8 86....1:4% Readin 164 4 10 S { 1y and seem to be fixing the ballots to sui day there was some news bullish in char- NIPS-—Per bu, basket, b0e. [ T e RS e Seo nRtiraty | Ateh: (et 4vsi. 101" J8 082 i) 4 20l 8 o8 3 B4 o8 : i themsclves. There is no question but what acter, but falled to check the decline ma- T8-—Per bu., fe. Tost feverish excitement of the trod | do od). 48....... & 8t L 401 4] 3% 3 ol 3l 4 46 fraud Is being perpotrated in the Suuth terially. Around 7dc December steadied for BeE e Mieaee {me. Many commiseion Bouses renorted that | Canaeh B, U0 100 8L, Pl o136 414 8T 86 33 $ {8 Omaha voting booths, and that extra & time on unfavorable Argentine advices, = Per 408;, 150, 10 A WL T G DRI T J R e | BRI i en H b ordinary measures will have to be takem but Bradstreet's incr in the visible of | i} ber 1:3 bu. basket, %0¢:|{ajn th ition of many”that were cf: | C, & N.'H PR E TR 4 4G% |0 lnsure a correct return of the vote. 1,200,000 bu. caused renewed weakness and | $tring Tie e fored to them Durine (ha early part of | do 8. F. d. H RIS I %) 3 63| T The evitent pirhise of ABS tabion mhkine 2 ATOES ., 40@50c; 1daho, per o da " ndivid o ad | Chicago Ter. 48 5 k 0 purpose Decomber, under the lauldation and lack- |, POTATOES-Per bu., 4@ PO | B AT, St AL ARG 1098 230 | GO1E B, & {88 (418 o0 3 &8 0 i e 4 45 |18 to count the legislative ticket out by pil- \ ing support which had depressed the mar- | "SWEET POTATOES-Per bu, T@%¢. |4 potlecable fact that later in the dov. | D. & K. G. 4 B “.,l“. FBONR K ‘ i |1ng up a fraudulent majority in the South ket all along, dropped to 4@ie and | CABBAGE-Per b, 1%c; Holland seed. | when prices were ai the high level, the [ Erie general §6... % dods ..\ ..000 DRt L YO 0 4 Omahs precincts. closed %fde under Monday at (ddye. New | 1%e. o A small orders. including whole strings of [F. W, & D. C.1s. 76 I'nlon Pacific 4s..106% | 461% o | 354 335 316(323 837 40 4 ork reporied & louds taken for export. | TOMATOES—Per it-bu. basket, 8c. odd lots. hegan to make their appearance | Gen. Electric 5,115 Waknsh 1n. To0ie| qop ot 331 3171836 4B o4 | On the returns already in from Omaha and 1 Glearances at the weaboard in whent and | ONIONS-Per bu. boame "o on the fape. Towa Central in..1li dods._.... sl § 0 o5l [, 19340 4 4 b country precincts Mr. Baldrige is the high Ba ek roktea 1 00 i, (two. days; | extra mammoth. &e ! " | bren ‘aane onthe London murkes betore the | 3. K. 4 UK soy e am 5 )30 3 i 4 peins man on the republican tickei wnd Mr. Lid- \ axainet Wan last veur. Minneapolls and RUITS, stock market opened in New Vork. Com-| do 48 AR T EE T BONRE ] 120 467 80247 RO Il Is the high man on the fusion ticket. Duluth reported 1,13 cars, compared with | prARS—Per hox, 12006225 mission houses kept their ofMees open ali| = © 1402361343 38/833 © There wera clops to 8,000 Paupers Voted by Mandamas. 3 @7 last week and 178 4 year ago. Local re- | GRADPES- Delawars anl Niagara, nieht and many orders were execated 't Hoaton Stock Quotations. Fasn) W S5 34 30 53] 4 0| sheenon sale touny, and the market was | g LEEEEE TR B rated by the celpta were 241 cars, 9 of contract grade. |11 husket, 15c; eastern Concords, {7 London as early ax 3 o'clock a. m.. New| pogTON, Nov. 7.-Call loans, 4G5 per | [ 461l 401 ' "| 8 46| 3 17 3 36/ | §)| strong to a dime higher on killers of goad | pe Corn wis quiet and comparatively steady. | A PP L3S Native, 50800 per b | York™ time. “Arbitrage brokers fn' New | BOSTON, Fow Ligall toans: ‘Emaa | DR 48 5| 2% 25 5 %) 4 o[ guality, - Cornfed wheep ¥old as nigh o4 | fustonists Tuesday sre coming rapldly to The market opened high in_sympathy | ppl, 32.50: eastern, § 3,00, York estimated that as a result of the | SEUUL h H Al 1 106, “The demand on the part of pAckers hand, Out in the Third precinct of the New York huvine in London snd the To with wheat and on the cables, which wero [ CRANBERRIES—Per bbl., §1; per crate, was in good shaps, and everything at all * Indicates Sunday Beventh ward, } > o ¥ s L e A . here the county poor house ¥ higher, but the cxce lent weather pre- | gog 7 #elling in Now York no less than 170,000 | LT, “nlon Paciilc The off LU of ok | Cholce, elther sheep or lambs, was sold in | w! vented any decided show ~of ' strength. | TROPICAL FRUTTS. varions ke chanred wands | Ay T & 8. F..... 47 Gulon Facile . brought I aay e ol roca ot *ock | good Geason. " | 18 located, they finally prevuiied upon Judge Country ofterings were light and the 8hip* | opANGES—Mextean, por box, $.50. « But the| o0 P eugar N. B G & C. 5 X No particular ehange was noticeable 'n | paxter towards the close of the day to ping demand good. “Moat of e dayis busi- | PEGSSESCERN Wik Fancy, w0 Apzely confinod | Afer, B b T 1R {6 aFR e Cattle. Hogs. h'p. | feeders, good stuff seling-at Just: about | LUEL JCROT, VSO0 londamus com ber and soiling Muy. During. the sesston | e M ug . York marke Amer. Tei 1111495 Alloue Min. Co.. O & St. L. Ry 2 2| Quatat westorn grass weth- | pelling the election officers to accept the BANANAS-Fer bunch, according to size, Roston & Alb'y. 249 Atlantie ......... Misouri Paciie C St L prices eased off womewhat in svmpathy | g | Tl Qutslde specuintors; | Boston & Me.....1% *Roston & Mont | Union_ Pacitic 5 G| s (B RGLI cholog grass Yeprinks, $17% | ballots of the Inmates of the county poor Talely 't faoturnp: BUL the clone Yous | FIGS—Calitornia, new cartons, %06: 1ay+ [ St Walted 1o plana their orders in the | C. B. & Q. s Rutte & Boston.. M & 1 4 2 oull o farm and hospital, and a uumber of these i botwocn | Blgtids hgdnll y ROty | New York market. The nratessional oper. | Dominfon Coal... 4(% Cal. & Hecla .....50 “fepring Jambs, $.0075.25 paupers were voted by thelr keepers in Y MISCELLANEOUS. | ators, who have been taking on lone st c« [ do pfd «ES L AR AL 18 lamby, $4 755,00, fe There was ¢ Ty AN TE-Enlish walnuis | per I Hej | fon Several ek past. thr their | Federa, Steel .... S} Erankiin . 184 lambs, 34 "ht;}‘ nr:«‘lnfl ‘lnr tl:ed!uulmlz llck:l;h . - ness in onts, emb old be 2 | erts, per Ib., 13¢; almonde, per 1b, 13 | holdines on an ennPmous to thke | 00 RRE.osopteses . b4 he Intrusion of deputies o & popo- 3 and 21%c, el TH S Tower at Bire. “Hae | e; Jaw peanuts, per Ib.. 6GSi-c. rousted, | udvantave of the ontside demand Gen, Ejpotrio . il 7 | eratic sherift nto the booths to intimi- i Celpia wire AD | Satitae: Brazi ns. 0G0 [ e v contimied wifh'hoh antina- | 40 B g5 Purrot sl fod ow dats. voterd was. perslated 18, netwith. ov ‘opencd . b fmn) e and Sentimant beeame d, Biee, Tii 3 AR g \wethers: of fouitions opencd higher, on u light run | GHANGES 1% Pyt for th: '|,..‘k“,.§".-r‘;| ' [ e Conral i Santa Fie Copper. g i ] g et Siunding (he Tosiraiaine order hued b / Sympathy with Sheat. “he tons Hoparen | v wis renewed on a very laree senln by Mo Tl et B T Mining otal recelpts ™ 2 ed wethers 2 4¢3 |the oo Two of them in one of the d ) Jarticular Armness and on the | Cable and el B ey g D st had | Otd Solony 209" Winona ... The disposition of the day's recelpts was | 13 Son obg,dca Wethers.. T 1% |Third ward precinets had to be ejected 3 e ded Tl G W YORK " Ko much to do with the renewed autburst of | Old Dominion . 2“’0!\-""\" v 't'»-'vr"fllrhfi'duwi;ml:f.:'ly.-"'- purchasing the num- [ 221 Wyoming krass wethers.... 112 39 | foreibly on nccount of their unlawful inter- i 1100 and 311 n- | telegraphic communications to Bradstreets | Sproiintion. Tt became clear that -~ the | Rubber . i W ¢ ' meddling with (he voting and another 1 "";'{"“3 8 340 R A T L R b TUe oot oatsrrvatkve. baTagusels besthst Omiba Packing Co..... Co4e Hog® Sh'D. | ciIcAGO LIVED STOCK MARKET. | fusion deputy in the Sixth ward was sub- k? \ -y . I R e s Ot nt: contingent disturhon f th one; ar- — e G. H. Hammond Co. : #ided only under threats of arrest. 70, and January riba een 35 und WHEA afd Canads, east | Sontinkent disturhance Of tha monsy mi Stock Quot Bwift and ‘ " At % e close 5¢ down at $5.95. Ro 877,000 bu.: nfloat | ket and funds were poured into the mar. » byt Lt Cldeny " Pacompany. , ii}| cattle Slow to Lower—Hogs Wiwher | The most unscrupulous proceedings It e aret [ ibte Samorrow: Wheat, 188 |.for snd in B B0000° b | coke Tata an Monday, (s Nist Ioan todes | giOtDON. Nov, 7.4 p._m Armour & Con8, Co: | . omcans e inte, | WET0 had by the fusion machine through- v ars: « ; oats, ars; hogs, | total supply, b 1 A o oo Al Gonwols, money Beba CHICAGO .7 —CATTLE—-Raceints. o i ,000 head, CORN A and_Canada, east|Nat made at B per cent. which wes the | ™do acot y pd. P Ay o from B, 16,000 head, ineluding 700 Texans and 500 | ®ut the eity and mo dirty work lef he leading futures ranged s follows: | of the Rockies, decrease, 590,000 bii. | orrornt e e %0l TERENG Incs, AS31IENS | Atshibon 1§ pennaylvania Rhpmond, frap K. ¢ wosterns: 'low o towers butchers' | undone that could knock out a republican OATS_United States and Canada, east|fate fall tn 1 nor vt Th e mar, | Canadian 14 Reading ... [ Fansant & Go.. e stock, steady to strong; westerns and Tex- | yote or bring in a questionable fusion vote. Articlea.| Open. | High.| Low. | Close.[M'n'y. [ of, the Rockies, increuse. 8000 b Vet Bt Trnonded | demand stering | Bt PRUL ..o I No. Pactfic pfd: Yot g ol ana, iboat doe lower beat on eale & e - mong the more IMpoFtant incroases re- | vixnd fiile % aver Momdas e momin ® | Tiiinots Centrai 124 * Grand Trun popimai & ¢ one at o o Peie & ov. ITH% | 78 | bu. at Chlcago private elevators, 200,000 bu. | 1o erioan hands als ed the | Unlon Pac. p i N nes ) . f welectod eders, stead 3. T4 40 o e v L Pro. et U@l | At northwestern interior elevators, 10000 | (yen, R LT ey ¥ Central .. 038 . Elvingston & Hraiier B T, B L O e ooy 509 | 5004 bealth to the whole nousehoral tiy 44 Bu, ' Mapltoba, #1000, bu; at Rochester | fn genoral term, i may. be, rafd {hat, 3| TSILYER-Bar, quietat 20 11-16d per ounce. | Hamilton & Rothachild. bulls Stead 4445, calven, sieady, - N9 000 bu, st Gleveland, co of raflroad stocks’ {3 from o MONEY—2 per cent. . F. HUSE........ oo B g - ari, ST, LS B bt goput | B bicher 8 B alornee o w el | e vate o Slacoutt o the open marke | Siner b | SIS 5 SV, VS BUSRHE | SLENRT THE SeUsveRniee o, 75, . at Fort Worth, 72, .| of todav's' triding. The movement in billa t8 S4@31.16 per cent anc Bt o Ll ¢ i at Coteau and &80 bu. at Pori Huron. ' | Pennsvivanin was very notabie. even in | for throe montha® bille 8 10-1665% DEF cont. | Totals ................. 351 5% 50| LCNM fed stecrs best corn-fed loraYis 3| Most Impertant of Gremt Lint of . The combined atock of wheat at Porte | tha dny's brond and active. market and ] 078 | cars at $4.400M.93 Texan grass steers, and, Ore., Tacoma and Seattle, Wash., | Northorn Phoific shured his prominenca in CATTLE—The largest run of cattle of the | @410 Texas bulls, §2.60a3.25. American Rajlway Bankrup decreased 19,000 bu. last week. n less dogroe. The extrome wdvance in| paRis. Nov. 7o T the bourse | NeeK arrived today and the market was in| HOGS_Recelpts foday, 2400 head: tomor- cles { 07 WHEAT T ower o Pucliie T 0 the Industrial depatc| weakness, and subsequently reaflzations of | made up of cornfed steers about Hity cirs| and butchers H,o0a4 92%: Kood (o cholce | ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 7.—Walter 1 ne ! ey 0 The mavement there was far mote feverian | Spanish securities intensified the deprad- | belug on rale, Packers seemed (o take hold | heavy, $4.65a4.074; rough heavy, $4.5064.00; | Sanborn, United States eircuit judge, mad. ] November, 0%, Decemby and irregulay, Th toel st e Tn | slon. Kaflirs were very weak. Toward the | with considerable life, and the good, handy- | light. $4.65G4.90; bulk _of sales, $4.70GH .8 s % p 70| 69T T N Rard, e e A o earotnd and many of {hem aqvanced | Clote there was a sharp recovery in most | welght catt.c met with ready sale at good, | SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1000 | 88 order tcday approving the final report b 882 675 | 680 0.2 cash, dbc; track. 260; | between 4 and & points. There was a las | Cases. Rio tintos open firm, rPl":M steady prices. The heavywelghts did 1.t | head; sheep, steady: lambs, weak to 1lic | of the recelvers of the Unlon Pacific rall- 67| 66 | 670 November, December, ' 34% a8t 4c: | reaction the market on profit taki-g | #nd sr;lerward were In dfm‘lml- vM hlu #eem to be as rapld sellars, and in some | lower; good to cholce wethers, $4.0074.30; | way and finally d'scharging them. The re- L. 2%c! No. 2 white, 28%c. ’ rallronds the lust prices were oniy a frac- | Checks; Spanish 4s closed at .10, There were only about a dozen loads of | $5.00%5.50. ests inyolved the most important In th RYE—Firm at 5. tion below the best and the market was | BERLIN, Nov. 7. Americans wore ani-|cows and helfers on sale, and as pacgers eat 1ist of American rallway bankrup' FLOUR—Quiet and steady. in_progress of recovery and closed firm mated before the cMélal opening cf the | all wanted tresh suppiies they bqught them New York Live Stock. STe8 s e40 8y _bankrup ulat: winter patente $2.7063.90; | SEEDS—Timothy: steady. at $3.7564.20. | The bond marker was qulte as aciiv U WaNT, iom returns frum the |up in 5904, Jeason. =~ The ket could. v 7.—BEEVES—Re- | ¢/e8. When it was commenced, October 1 105, 00; bakers, 329002 7o | Flax, Jower at $1.75. 3 TP commaratively, as the stock market and | riced Binose HORR fids were in good | safely be called strong to a higher on | NEW XORK, Novers active: medium | 1893, the Unlon Pacific system includ.! . T—No. 3, Gigiic; No. 2 3 CORNMIEALSieady. at 2. Was also very broad, although fosing weak on reci L mproved | TURIC e higher; common stendy; bulls, | 8,165 miles of ral lines owned or lease ! s et e, VetRbnd g s | P s, werd il expec e s ¢ e TUSEIE - Ul | et auaresmtr scomatansing. &_cpblialibecten : 2 white, e, not quoted. to 1% per cent. Total sales, a o § o de, ; bulls,\§2.2" § . 50, | ot stock and bonds of $470,000,00 thes dhac, P N Y Steady at s | 35,256,000, "0, °8 refunding 2. the Nt v Ragit af ¥nsiand L or oy s SR Ive I 5&%}’:’&3‘;" '.fibmenfi.’ S48 Guariers of | Judge Sanborn lunmed'cnmrnl Sttt ce malting, 57@58c. | TRON COTTONTIES—$1.25. and bs advanced % and new 4s 3 per ocen balances lay was JC19).60. Gold pre- | mand. The market was strong and ‘n soms | (05 ; o his flax, $1.76; No. I north-| BAGGING-—$7.75¢8.60. on. the last call. mium at Buenos Ayres, 131 cases It looked a dime higher. 'The com-| DGR, uog pocelpts. 2,400 head: steady to | €880 early In 1894 the recefvers handlc QBlthat: geede Vil e il PROVISIONS. Hta Jobbine, $13. Lard, R s R N e R v Cotton Mar v ) '(hr:l'r:’rruwr:'rr«::kr"'f'":fasd' eorocs | atrong; veals, $5.00G8.50; tops. $8.40; little | without loss, under his orders, money ver. sontruat grade, $10. NE-Stendy; Jobbine, $13. Lard clal cable says: ricans i 4 i : 00; grassers, year- | amounting to $106,000,000. The claim «f PROVISIONS-—-. 25, | nominally, $6.80 D ted th kets toduy. They were | NEW YORK, Nov, 7.—COTTON—To rices, and so did handyweight stock bulls, | mounting ,000,000. e claim Larde pet 100 1 Bor BbL. SIL5 | O A Shorts, $755: aloar mits wng Cheer | BFet, the Tob wers mowhere Tramph Cf | markel openad (asy & & decine of Block‘caives, nowever, ware_very siow salo | T L AMBS—Recelpts, 1660 | the Unitod States on the Unfon Pacifl sides’ (loose), $6.50G6.75. Dry salted shoul- | * A e A " McKintay Caroued. the. greatest en- | points, Favorable weather and fairly dull | and lower, particularly if they were on the | B ot AW | roner ot SA100,000 Dkimsinal AL asorued ders (boxed), $6.0046.2. Short clear gides | Shorts, clear sldes, $8.25. thusiasm, 'The market, whicl opened at | receipis,” with no particular promise of | common order, R D R b P SRS ARC. AB0Py ders hoxad), 36,0066, oar alden | T e sy | 80 elook: wiin SurpLIAed’ by Medvs Tea iz ng | froat. in the Lewr future. offuel the eariy | Western beet cattle brought good, strong ack and prices wenk; Kood lumbs | interest was paid in full and unsecure WHISKY—Basls of high wines, $1.27, | Speiter, steady af $4.00. o7 | sales trdm New Yorls but London easily | forelen news and when later cibles showed | Brices today. Ang 00N e e Canod Canders | 4003 ¢ ol e e lamine, | creditors were paid from various sources i Pt v—Steady 3 ¥ $ eaknes: 0 u ocame quite 4 L00; cholee, $4.25; , $1.R0G2.00; 3 ; Jollowink uro'the recelpia and shipments | FOULTRY Steadyy’ chickens, e; voung, | abiorbed i these offérings, aithough, the Tnsetiied and the dediine wee ey i | wers alfo ' iitle tironger. “Gand siacers | 37iabu culls, §8.%50; Canuda lumbs. | about 40 per cent of thelr claims. un 4 ) ¥ 0 g - 765 R - e Fepubiican | 1316 points, as compared with the closing | and feeders sold strong to a dime higher, | 8. ) p 3 i s argely 1n excess of thelr expecta- Flour, bbls o _ Steady: creamery, 18aZc; | MJoHy in the . hoibe B riprescntatives | feures of Monday. " Private cables statt | Represontative walcs: HOGS—Receipts, 11,223 head; firm at 8.0 | g, The administration of this receiv- Wheat, 0 dalry, 17G18c. ‘ ! "|as ‘a good factor and Investors are e-|that the cotton trade had diccounted the BEEF STEERS. @5.%0. ership by the court has been unusually CGorn, bu 1E-—-Firm at 17c. pected to come into the market for Ameri- | election results. Tater in the day the| No, Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. gl Oats, bu RECEIPTSFlo i P Bonds. onstdering how much they 1o | markat became very dull, wi'h deatings [ }}° B I Y St. Loula Live Stock, successful. Rye. bu. corn, 7,000 bu.; oats, 66/ clude, while stocks are thought to be|mostly local and with both sides showing | gy 4% 8T. LOUIS, Nov. 7.—-CATTLE—Recelipts, ——————— Bariey, b NTH-Flour, vheat, | relatively more attractive. The continent | marked hesistion, owing to the continuel | . D 680 head. Icluding 300" Texuny; marke | For the serioun discasen that attack the LIRIEY but t ot 1l X oy an M . " 4 strong for natives, o Xans; na- | to mREkR aas Aachangs! toda) il L | S wetive " aithough it is said. thac the | it Belne reported that cotton was atil heing ) ] tive Shipoing and export”steers. & 018 ‘I““‘:“:Z;Q:;'"l;z“uh Bittars I8 an ustail. rm;: creameries. B siness done was h less than that | matured and pic n {mportant parta of 5 dressed beef and butcher steers. $4.00a5 .5 A eves backache, swelling prints, 1%k, Cheese, active, 104 115e | Jansas City Rreving B e ater ihe elsction in 1a%, The | the south. The market closed steadv at | su. -1 Steers under 1,000 Ibs.. $8.206.23; stockers | of the feet and persistent headache—symp- Eggs, ateady; fresh, 20c. =y N‘A;I—DE- bank lost £150,00 gold to Egypt and a|a net loss of 13@16 points. Futures c'oved | 47, 400 and feeders, $2.40Gg5.45; cows and heifers, | ¢oms which Indlcate kid e P G oash, No. 2 hard, | JOON Darcel of gold was taken for New |steady: November. 88fc; December, §55c: 4% 00@M,75; canners, $1.95@2.7; bulls, $2.60@ cate kidnoy trouble, NEW YORK GENERAL Hgac 3, &seic; No. 2 red. Ti@iiee. | YOS JOVTCL00 Ben market on an excep- | January, .89c: February, 8.90; March, 8.1c: | 4 505 “0; Texas and Indian sieers, $3.15G4.60; = — m— e MARKET, | CORN-Decembor, 3ic; Aay, Siec cash, | \(lal order. Money rates were unaltered. | April, K9lc: May, 89%:' June, 82’ July: |30 o0 505 30, 1339 Cows and. helfers, §2.45G3.46. ’ - No. 3 mixed, 38%@Hc; No72 white, RGIUCS | piriy exchange was 0.0 and Bariin |88e; August, $530. The spot market'closed (= TEERS AND HEIFERS, HOGS—Receipts, end strong; plgs, of the Day en V - LR, hite, 24% 20.46%. The October trade returns show | quiet: middling upland, 99-16c; middiing, [ga ,........ 84 4 & and lights, $4.7004.! packers, $4.65@4.8; Commoditiea, e e exports increased 4ip per cent, entirely -ue | 913-16c; wales, 2014 bales. STEERS-TEXAS, s, $4.8504.90. P ' d NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—FLOUR--Recein BN e, 0.00310.30; chotce | 10, coal prics: Otherwiee there was a gon- | 8T." LOUIE “Nov. "7—COTTON—Market | 4, 30 14 00 BHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 1.800 | oor indee 35,464 bbls.; ~xports, 25,508 Lbls.; | prairie. snoogaso, T o w050 cholee | gqerable decreass in varns, textiles wnd | dull; sales, { middiing, V1-160; re- | g8 400 head: market lic higher: native muttons. | B 4re those weighed 4 Lag vt ) 85,808 Lbls.; sales, 7,740 | prairie. $8.0068. AR, | merals. Imports increased 9.08 per cent. ceipts, 19.753 Dales; shipments, 17,454 bales; | 7o 4% . 75G4.00; lambs, $4.35@5.50; culls and 1000 weig! OB Y antal des pkew.; market dull, but stendily held: | BUTTER-Creamery, 18i720c; dairy, fancy, | Mayidls, tmports Increased BO8 per Gent. | Coomie: s bates " B 00G4 00, stockers, 85,0060 25 Plemsion. “Mea 'rise n Thia world winter patents, 106400, straights. $1.5 | "§iaas tigher: tresh Missourt and Kan- | New York Stosk exchange: NEW OBLEANE, L. OTRON=| 3. 10" 3 "Fhe” loss Zx"if..“."?.’m’."'éi'u, dray gfi:;n M;;:-flgt:._,..;fim-. $.00@1.25; winter | gas stock, 17c doz., loss off, cases returned; e Utlah se: Tow midaling i 14 : }% : g;; Kanans City Live Steck. g?i" to failure some of the world's . $2.603.00; Minnesota bakers, $.0) | new whitewood cascs Inclided, e more. b e kood migdiing. Se; misdng fair: | 1 iR ¢ im KANSAS CITY, Nov, T~CATTIB—Re- ighteat minds. Such & condition 18 @3.40; winter low grades, $2.45@2.60. Rye| RECEIPTS—Wheat, 7,200 bu.; corn, 16,800 | gaitimore Teceipts, 17602 bu'es: stock. 3371 1° i3 1 £ o celpts, 7,200 natives, 1700 ~Texans, 1400 | commonly known as Nervous Debility, flour, dull; sales, 400 bbls.: fair to good, | DU QALE. 4,000 bu. Canaalan_Pac Futures were barely steady: No-| }° 10 3 18 calves; export cattle. steady to 10c higher When you lose self-confidence and $3.0063.20; cholce to fancy, $3.2 S001 | "SHIPMENTS—-Wheat, 124800 bu.; corn, | Ganada So. vember, 8.70@S.T2: December = Rw@7'0;| 3 200 1 -1 butcher stock and feeding cattle, steady feel your strength, energy and nerve 20 v. $32573.00. Buck- | 8,000 bu.; oats, 4,000 bu. pruads Bo January, £6%c; Februarv, 871@8.72¢: Apel. - 00 | native steers, $4.60[5.50; atockers and feed force are slipping away, 1t 1s high time WhSE, Jour sany, 8t 1300815 e Chimee G BTameThe: May, ST4@8100; Juve STS@LT e S0 | B 50q 5: butcher cows und heiters, o seek sensible aid, NOUCKWHEAT-Dull, at §7%@é0e, c. 1. 1, Philadeiphia Produce Market, 5% Q . LIVERPOOL. Nov. 7—COTTON-3p 500 1 30 8.0 anners; $2.6068.00; fed westerny, You prefer health and success to L, t"f'xmflakiuu AR PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—-BUTTER— | Gii. i 3 Adams Ex.........18 |moderate bus'ness, !}cld) American mid- Ao g7 i 3,950 wintered Texans, .50} misery and failure, 8603 olty, Mot Hrandynins, ooy, Wostern, | Pirmer and ' %c higher; fancy wesfern 10 5o American Ex.....166 [dling, 54d. The '‘sales of the H ) ' grass Texans, §3.10073.65; calves, $3.60475.00. % RYE Dull; No- 3 wettern dis e creamery, Mo; fancy western prints, e, | chi & i, 1ii 5 U. 8 Bx.... 50 [ $.000 bales, of which 500 were for 2w 1 38 HOGS—Recelpts, 8,600 head; trade active AR A el S L 0. b | BGGS-Tirm and Tc higher: fresh hearby | Chicago & N. W. 16% Wells-Farko .. tion and expart, andl fneladed 7,400 13 3% |at steady to shade higher: heavy. mixed HART Y 80 i N York, and western, 24c; fresh southwestern, 23¢; | do pfd..... 3 Amer. Cot. Oil... 3t American. Recelr X Al 40 1 i and light, $4.7064.77% f‘ $4.604.65. Buffalo Ttine. Mgroting, 40dec, o |, €., | tresh southern, #7c. N W& e “ho pfd. . ican. Futures opened qulet and a0 o8 L BHERP AND TLAMBS-Recelpts, 4,000 ] BARLEY MATT Dli: wentern S (SHERSE Easler; New York full creama, RL & P...ill% Amer. Malting Qlnsea easy: American midalins in 5 in nend: quickest mariet of the ‘week: prices WHIS H e U N, 6. | fancy smal c; New York fu C.'C & 8L @ do prd.. 0 . B 1641, sellers: 20 32 37 @20 ‘higher; lambs, #. ; muttons, ; B s st h T Y 0 2 EXPOSS, | creams, ood to’cholce, -10G11e. Colorado So....... 0" Amer. 8. & it gomber, | @8-, gellens: Docomber | 35 |30 atockors ana' feeders, $3.55G3.40; have no equal s nerve restorer. A 1 N BUOE o he e ensy: No, 3 ped Toledo Market do 34 pra.. 1678 Alver” Bpiciin e D v ry-March, 4 5741 bt 12 1 io culls, $2.50@3.00. feeling; the unnatural meariness dia 38 A Vi o, 2T % a0 2 } i ! b o A h : « LBl 0"\ northern. Dunith, Wi ¢ s’ oan TOLEDO, 0. Nov. 7.—WHEAT—Active | Del. & Hudson. 114 * o pra.. .00 Buvers: March-Anril. 458 (64 67:81d. sellers; in 1% P emorn ooty 0 gppears aud replaces languor with new No. 1 hard, Buiuth, et £ o b Sioat: | and wea h and November, T6c; De- | Dol L. & W 118 Amer. 8. Tionp. . 20y | Anril-May, 4 5.t 6ot - . 2w 1 LE SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov, T.—(Spe- boxes will Gure ang ordinary cave of Ubtlone obened frmer, on cables and ware | “TiNet, Tbe; May. 8o o cember, | DanYoE B O £y s, | bnvers: Julv-Augiet 4 f2id 3 R IFERS he Journal quotes: l nervous debility, If not, you get your ;m;l'"““ anae Bl ”v.l‘-r by continental o Wil . Ony, o §7%ec December, 1 i 1 70,4 | Bust-September. 4 47-64a4 ¥ 2 g v.\T'rm—]zmmn;n. 1,600 hnni‘ ;\nrkn wgngb«x‘“ strong _1ate caplen ang " renia . R0 f . I osees 10 : strong (o 10c higher; natives, $4.5005.40; | ¥ Box; 6 for $5.00, Arkenfing“news, "t “finilly Browe " ot i cash, 2o; December, e, | "o it Bid: i Amor. TR’ Pllte. Je3 New York Dry Gonds, 3 2 pBULLS. oS and westornn, 331503 35 come and | [ pain tackopes | Ohoni e igg i WORK uh Sahee wot nf Wheat, and cloiat| & RSEED-Quiot; cash, 18, $8.77; | Hocking Conl .18 Amor. Tobi NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—The market 8 still | } 2% 1 Pelfers, $2.1004.85: bulls and stags. $2.000 | EEBIpREIER (fevaianl. ONin S Ved, March: i o 7omes included | ROV SRS L oA BT | e "ilay.. Iy Jargely under the inflience of the election | 1 e 1k 1 4.50; veariings and calves, $3.254.40; stock- | Bold by Kuhn & Co., 1ith and Doug'as, o) [3; Mavch, at 83 7-16¢, elosed at h, 36.70. fosking Valey: o o b und It 13 not exneoted that buvers and sctl: | oeeee o 180 34 1. ers ‘and feeders, $3,00004.20; veals, $4.0066.2, | a0 3 A Follur & o 1% an Douglas dosed nf Slesed at §9;. oo Minneanol ¢ L ML ¥ Brooklyn R. ers of dry goods will settle down to actual | ' s 380 HOGS—Recelpts. head; market - i | o Closed nt i December, 5% ooy g | fogra Gt R e S G W Dusiness much before next week. Travel- [ 3 R | strong to Zic hizher: all grades, $4.7064.50; | ol at Whe, . MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 7 Lo W M GO Tobncco ... 81% | Ing Feprementatives are starting’ out for | ‘1480 250 5 bulk of sales, $4.724@1.77%. W futuren and: 860,000 b ]vui; Les. e D;K‘:"‘l‘”l:’irh“‘%\ig ¥, LAks i 108 ) do pia 1ii3 | thelr respective h;rrll;xrl"‘u tna returns ! STAGS, ‘unlm-‘. *—Recelpts, 30 head; market 2, 46e, clovato Ao 2, oror Qlet; Vo, 3 L, e a0 O t 764 | ahould be forthcoming before lon. n the 248 d steady. | Dpiitnate clevator. and 4tk f. o, b.'alloat: ot & horthern,” TK@ Yo 2 | aka Figre I Notional T ST | Meanttme prices remain firm with h une | 2 doWs AND HBIFRRS — | o bl Seabhurd dencamcon (he | 4 do- ancend. patante: J10G1B: hrsr cloaye, | Manhatian 1014 Fedoral Steel . 44 chunged level. i 1 %00 2% 1 500 g ock 1n Stehe, ! verin 0ot 10! Bebond o 230, *| Met. St. Ry..... 1631 do pfd.... 2 2 31 Following are the recel wheat i ol #2063 10: second o'aate, k210420 Mex. ¢ intri B0 gon. Biectric' iR | | eatirornia Bricd wrame, 8 35 | orincipal westorn TeaTianiiL, At the 41 MILES BhORTN 10 8T, LOULS & St Hlucose Suga o T % —CAT, % Cattle. Hoy n el Prov - o o pta 014 | DRIED FRUITS—Tnactive. Market for o 3N South Gk Cuftle; Hoes Sheen. 28 MILES SHORTEST T0 QU L OATE Ree exports, 15.% POOL, Nov. T—WHEAT Mich, Cen Inter. b "2 | evaporated apples steady biit at inchanaed ik | Chicdeo R “THE ST. LOUIS CANNON BALL" . Bpot, s : .80 o et ore WHRATS Spot acitic % do p L8y | prices; A . 010 i prime, 632 3 30 ansay C y N 2 White, s Strae | SORSYE VoNE TS eptern: wintar, stondy’ | MOtile & © 1 pacietlo G e | W@slor ” chaleo, Bliate | fancy.’ tatid Feqess ci s | ] mixed we 40: track white weste | No. 1 TGalitarnis. "R " Jiiing, fa o K, 1115 National Biscuit. §7% | Prines were auoted from'8@sic per Ib., 500 Last to Leave ern i%c; track white riate | 2740 December, 68 13d; February, 8- 2led Maren, | - do ped. i do ptd.. v, 91 |as to size and qualty. Avricots, Royal, Totals Y Taiddiinics, MTo0a1950; whiter 'bran, $17.00 | CORN—Spot, quiet; American mixed, new, [ N Y. Central. % o PId..oiviint 2 peeled, 5 7% F AP anialie, 1@THo: wood to| 1% Futures quiet: November, &' 1%d; Nortolk & W11 1000 Natlonal 8ioei o1 Market, ) WESTERN PACKING STATISTICS + « « First to Arrive (holce, S + WATC; good to | January, 3s 10%d ¢o. Pacifie . % N. Y. Alr Braie IIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.—OIL~Cottonseed, §. 1028 4 40 ! 4 HOPS-Quict: utute, common to cheins, b A Lo 18 No. American . 6% | Hap1. renned. gis 94, " W. Mathews—Wyo. Winter Season Starts with Steady 32 crov, lodo: clas, Pacific coast, ontatlo &'\ 25 Paoile Conat 111 8 | OTL'CITY. Pa, Nov. 7.—O1L-Cradit bal- 3404 cows. 19 Marketing and Better p, 106113¢; olds, d 'H. . r o Ry, & Nav.. 42 do Ist p! L8 certificates, no bid; shipments, 21 —~Ga)veston, 20 to 2 1bs., 18¢; Cali to arrive, THio; December, TIic: | OF6 Ry % Nav.. 3 4024 pra 3 average, 113.193 bbls.; rins, 27 | Prices tor Hess. Trains leave Unlon Station dally for St I {ornta, 31 0 25 1bs., Wic: Texas'dry! 2 (o November - o™ Dederator, | Pennsvivani s paciic Mail average, 8401 bbls. - B R ule, Quinoy, Kausas Clty and all pointe | ™ "2 : PIReT | Reading - 5% People's Gas PINCINNATI, 0., Nov. 7.—(Spe . 3 WOBLBll: - domestic fleece. 3og21c; - 8 northaraytio; No. | RIAIIH o ™ Brossed 8. Cur Mortality Statistic 15 | gram—The Prics Curren sagme i Tele- | Homeneskers' Excurston on sale 1st and | "PROVISIoNs-B “e. do 2d % do _prd The following deaths and births were re- tively stead: y#: ‘There s | grd Tuesday of each month. : ) —Beef, dull; family CORN—37T%c. Rio G. W 0" Pullman Pl orted to the city health commissioner /"r @ comparatively steady movement of hogs. samship tickets to all parts eof the [ mess, 89,0009 50: Bect hams ) 30, DA, e 88 B R & T, he twenty-four hours ending at noon Western packing consumed 420,000 hoj . $00: packet, 310.00610.80; extra Ingi Peoria VMartet 8t L. & 8 F..0 13 Bugar Wednesday compared with 440,000 th f For tull information call at O. & St L. £16.00@17.00, Cut steady: PEORIA, Nov. T.—CORN—Steady; No, 3,| 40 st ptd 0 do prd... Deaths- 2190 South Thir! 1 feeder. P X e preceeding week | Ticket Omece, Farnam St (Paxtom hellien. 380100, pickli xhoulders $153 | p Bl . gls eady; No. 3, o 2d pa s Tenn. Coul &1 g...r;n_m D'n:lh; Wickel, 14| o0 orn n:d «o,«lm : y'e-lr‘ -mla. Prices have been | Blook), or write 76,60 pic s, §0.2 . Lard, weak: e 4 ok, | Bt L. Southw 1 U. 8. Lea out ays. : advanced and at the close average 2 [ EIseer oot WHIBKY-0n The basts of 55 ;5‘:”&.-‘ go_pid.. s ColL RS ,‘g,‘""‘,' “'."“’,\!‘ Siagle, I Soutn leventh, | &7 fecders per 100 pounds higher tmn“-“;e:ou"mn Harry E. Moores, 8 ; 8o Rt "B L@ el G V. Knott, uth Nineteen: c #AMA, NEA. : Amerfca, §8 21} | Ished goods do_pfd...oin 1 Ky % |girl: D. T. Murphy, 2115 North Twen - | 38 feeders. Prominent places compare as follows in C.P. & T. A, O ampound. 11t 35" Pk gl ff.':.‘.e.l’,-, : P ] T gop? & Gmati Einth aventie, WDovi £, . Hansen, a36¢ 8. o number of hogs packed: T8 w0 ORRRRRRCI iy A | Ko ey UEANK, Nov, 1 5SUGARCMass B Raflwey: i wirl lv’ C. Rumohr, 320 North i eblat e 1 co. reamer ia;‘?@::[ Tine "creamery, 18@%e; f.'l'l'a""u‘c",e”l‘i*.'-’v‘ lillfl‘;‘»:;‘g'v|njrl|‘l;\|l‘-lla Fran: e P B Fwontioth L'_Efimm 315 Kansay it | retory, o ed, rellow, 04 7-16c. . Molaases, g4 THE R . 2 Et. Joseph. ] CHEESE-Recelpts, 2838 pkes.: steady; | Guiet; oven kettle, 30782c: centritugal, 137 27 8t Touls i ke wiite, 08t el white f1o] Tavue | Byrig aulet.'at Base [ 0T ) New York Minimr Stocus INSTRUMENTS pliced on record Wednes- i Inatamapoiy EGGS--Receipts, 6.69 pigs.; rmer; weost. | eas ntrifugal, 9 tos:. W YO 9. day, Novem i g Milwaukes { orn, regular bacving, at mark, 17gc: molsecs s EXfLRR), 99 tos Slosing {uotations for mining s eTTanty Deeds. i B |Gicinoed - | v estern, ¥, 1 X No. % 34,65, N SR v T, B. Malone to M., A, rick, e ) @ POTA RN Gules: derseys, $1.375e; Now | ST No. 1, 3% . 3080 No. 1, | Chollar 10 Ontario ™ lot 10, Blodk 15, Parkers adds ..y o 8 % | Gedar Raplda ek AL Lot i, S0 Joriey | Ha: No: 14§ 8540+ Crown Pofnt 1 10 Ophir ¢, 1. 'Silkworth and wife ta J.' ¢ {50 0 |EE » veein, § 2ol ! rgcu«m’r‘:dA 40, V; X culllwd. (‘un.dl'ul.dl Va...100 5‘.?.2'?2’-'?:‘3‘.' ;h\g?.moysr. "?fl““’ €% lot b, block M 3 50 0 . Faul o TALLOW=Quiet; eity, 4%e; country, 44| 38: crushed. 30 10; granulated. | Deadwood ... [0 (! . , Clarendon add. oo 10 380 5 M L e, { .00; Gould & Currle... 10 “do_pfd g Peter Jessen, Jr. ‘to 3. H. ¥aie, ot 80 N ™ oRICE-8teany tie, falr to extra, -~ H-::[m:r"o“v 22 :::mu{;'“fl‘ . :‘;-n o Srect af"Twentloth and Vin- . 3] E CHICAGO, Nov. 7.~The Natlonal Trriga- "Es E‘ .ovn . °nl| < T I apun, 3 3 an o0 cieen 8000 B o i X tlon congress is to meet in this city on BSES—-Qul, New o! NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—COFFEE-—Suot, | Iron Silver . Unlon Con, €. R. Campbell and wife to Omaha 265 " A e 1039, Omaha, Net VARlel Rood (5 Lhtia T I, apen : ‘No. 7, involce, Sc. Mild, ‘dull} | Mexican Yellow Jacke Brewing assoclation, north §1 feet | ) B | Dol i Ratiadiour days) session, Cen- J |xl.;rAu5 hflhmu‘rfi;‘ tor |m-nll- ru)l:;d fiwed'lls.l.l'l':lhr:;lrmz( d:glrl eoma o lots .1 and 2, block 4, Campbell's ;fi have been secared for the meetin, !:m: COMMISS“’N “ac 00 without change in' prices. q ne an, : of the most pro i " warrants were quiot rg‘n.s 'Lake na “heavy under weak pubile " N ACTL Smith o Vito Pascal " Latspselch—Neb, S haani hianmt M of (S ep GRAIN, PRUVISIONS and STOCKS TR PR CHCIR i 33| S vt e g st et | prprapmLrEg S -Coeien | “ind o Tl § Grd i 1 TE 8 | eSS R “ a o 244 050,908, — western Unl donce: arren vielter was duil uwo'i'k *rh&ktw’ wituation quiet. Closed quiet, With prices| &7. wuu,‘fiov. W—Cloarings, ¥1.077,%2; Total amount of WANSIEF® weopni.d 6,600 | in b bers of consress ARest Wires o ‘Uu- ad Iflw ) ' ' et vl i, WL s - r e T ra—— il - i {