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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1897)
THE OMAHA DAILY H.EB : WKHP KSDAY , SEPTEMBER 8 , 1807. C01I1IERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat is Again Slowly OHmVing Up to the Dollar Mark. HEAVY DEMAND FROM ABROAD THE CAUSE Up Tivo mill Unit Oiiln Sluop Siiltir- ilii ) . Corn OIK * C't-iil , Out * n Frnc- llnli VrlliMV Krvrr .Milken I'rovUloiiVnk. . CHICAGO , Sept. 7. Wheat In getting close lo the dollar mark ngaln. December closed today at 96' ' c , nn advance ot 2140 since Saturday. Strong cables and n heavy ex port bufilnu.is started the market strong and kept It In that condition. Corn scored a Ic advance , notwithstanding enormous receipts mid denial ) ) of damage reports. Oats shared In the proivicrUy to the extent of a vie ad vance. Provisions were nnTectfil somewhat by the yellow fever scare , but at the close showed only n lOc decline1 In pork und 2'iu ' In ribs , while lard advanced 6c. The Liverpool wheat market had advanced' before trading commenced here the equiva lent''of l't c per bushel over the price U closed on Saturday last , 2c of that rise hav ing occurred yesterday. Paris was also quoted 3o per bushel higher since Saturday. In sympathy with the strength abroad an advance of about 2c Inaugurated the day's here. December started at from to ! i.Vic ! , compared with Saturday's iK.price . of O-Bic. Hut local speculators who held long wheat over from the end of the week before sels-ed the opportunity of reaping so material n pront ana their offer ings caused the market to show a sagging tt-ndoncy most of the forenoon. December declining to 9l',4c before any material rally occurred. The trade Miitlstlcs ot last week's Jrovemunt , of wheat In the direction of con- miming coiintrlc.t were somewhat of a ilr.ig lo the market. The ceX a shipments of wheat and Hour from nil sources lo the Im- lioi'tlng countries ot Kurojie were 9,812 UOO liuMirlH , against 7,4. > 4,000 bushels the week before anil .7,013.000 bushels thn corre.ipoiul- Ing week of 1890. The quantity on orcan imsi-agp was thereby Increased 2,000CtK > bushels. Iti-celpts of wheat at Chicago filnco Saturday morning were LOSS cars , but out of that number thirty-five only came up to' this contract standard. The quantity Khlpped from here since Saturday morning was disproportionately small , compared to receipts of 143.000 bushels , comprising the total. Minneapolis and Duluth reported JSi0 ; carloads received , compared with 2,312 for the three corresponding dayo of the pre vious year. Atlantic port clearances of Wheat and Hour since Saturday were equal to 1,153,000 bushels. The visible supply de creased G5G.OOO bus.icls ; the total Is 14,817,000 lUFhels. A year ago the corresponding week showed Wl.OiKi bufhelo Inrrenso. and the total was 47.4KVXX ) bushels. Closing cables did Jiot vary very milch from those reporting tli ( opening quotations. It wart dllllcult to pet Information regarding the precise num ber of boatloads sold for export at New York and elsewhere , but It was very evident from what could bo learned that I.OOU.OOO bushels or more lind been disposed of. That .was the reason why the market after Its reactionary disposition In Hi foienoon be come once more very strong and was bring ing % ! ic for December about fifteen minutes from the close. T.io final trading price was OCU.C. Trade In corn was active and much more general than In wheat. Strong cables and very general damage reports from drouth Started the minket very firm , but the enor mous receipts and visible Increase , coupled with some emphatic denials of any material ( l.'imago to the crap , caused an easier feeling to prevail for some time. The bullishness of wheat In tin1 last hour , however , started rent-wed buying and closing prices were About the highest of the day. Receipts Ulnce Saturday were 3 , . ° . ( i7 cars. The visible Increased 3 . " 47COO , bushels. Charters were for 37. > ,000 bushels. The shipping demand was elow. December opened at from 3c ! to 33'it * . ngalnst Satin day's close of 32'/4t'32i1. It ranged between 33c and 3294c , closing at ' Mar ? interest wan shown In onls. There i V/as eonslderalile Inllnentlnl buying nnd tlu > market ruled nrm from the start. The elreniUh of corn was apparently the prin cipal factor. The visible supply Inoreiiseil 2M.OOO bushels. HccplplH for three ilnys were pouted at ! )49 ) cars. December ranged be- twcen 2flic ii IK ! S0',4p , cloKlnu at the top flfiurc. an advance of * ! lc for the day. A yellow fever scare on a mild scale Dtriicl : the provision market nt the opening , pork Hiifferlng especially. Packcra , however , Kavu the marki't vigorous Hiipport and be fore the e-loso tlui market had steadied , la-rt even showing an advance. Hogs were weak nnd lower. December pork closed lOc lower at tS.KWjfiSSr , December lard ' .Wi.'o higher nt fl.Sairil.STia , and December ribs unchanged ftt $ ri.oi. : Efltlmutod receipts Wednesday : Wheat , 110 ears ; corn , 1,450 cars ; oats , 513 ears ; hogs , 25.0CO head. _ LendliiB futures ranged asfollows _ : _ _ _ Articles. " | Oj'i. I illfli. I Lij.v. | Clovi. ' | SaiT'y. Wheat-1 Sept. . HSM Dec. . . . OSWIl til' , I'UH May. . . uaH-tut IMIH vm Corn- Sept. . i'i ' 3194" 30M Dec Mny. . . 30' Oats Sept. . . HI invii Dec. . . . aim I'OK May. . . -.IW . ! , ! ' Pork- Oct. . . . 8 u7 > . S 7fl S 8. lice. . . . H HU 8 ta S Ul'-i turd- Oct. . . . 4 61) ) 4 7'JV 4 sn 4 7fi Deo. . . I 87 ! $ 4 SH 1 S7n ! 4 S.'U Sh'tlllbH Sept. . ' liaw n ii.i , ss o & UJ D U3 No. 2. Cash quotatlomt were nn follown : KLOI'H Klrm ; winter patents , j.00ff : 20 ; trnlKhts , t4.70i74.rn ; prlliK fpeclnlH , f .00 ; Fprlner patentH. $ r.10i ? . > .50 ; linkers , $4.004.25. aVHEAT Nn. 2 nuliiB. SCUKDIUc ; No. 3 ( prlmr , WtOli-c ; No. S red , fjC'iJiWie. COllN No , 1' , 31ic. .OATS-No. 2 , llllic , t , n. \ > . ; No. Z white. 22'i U.aitc : No. S white. Zoffr.'Vic. JlYE-No. 2. Sic. UAHLEV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 300l3'ic ; No. 4 , 2SSl3Cc. j.'LAXSEEI-No. 1. $1.02JT1.0Ui. frlMOTIIV HEED Prime , $2.73. 1'HOVISIONS Mem pork , per Mil. , JS.7.1ffflSO ; lard , per 10) IbH. , J4.7Jjfl.77li ; nhort rlha , Hides tlooite ) . $5.&OJTj.75 ; dry Kilted phouldcrH ( boxed ) , | 5.Mfi .7"o nhoit clrnr HlileH < boxt'd ) . IG.OO ift.l 1 , . WHISKY Distillers' finished ( -oods. per gal. , 8UOAU Cut loaf , 13.84 ; Rramilnted , J3.21. On tin1 1'itnluct' cxchnnKi * today the hutter jmuket WIIB steady ; creamery. ISifl'c ; dnlrliB , { )15c. ) Cheese. Mendy at UfllHic. EKBS. frmh , 12'ic. l < lvo poultry , iuM | ; turkeys , tic ; chickens , 7C7Wc ; uprlnKK , ilc ; ducks. 7g7'.ic. NKW VOIIIC ( il'.NHHAI , Jl A H If U nf tint Day tin ( itii * riil L CDIIIIIIIMlltlfX. NF.W YOIIK. Kept. 7-r-li'LO.UIl Hecclpts , 47,127 this. ; exports. r > ,040 lbl . ; llrm ami held hlKher. dlscouniRhiK l > uyem ; Minnesota patents , T5.40O E-IKI ; winter piitenlM. | 5..tcrs70 ; winter fitralK'.its , tl.IKii5.lS. Hyp Hour , llrm. CJulet ; Decemhcr , llrm ; No. S ] IAULrcY Stpoily ut 3Hic. JIAHI.EY SIAI.T Sltndy ; western , 55jC3c. It YE Easier ; Nu , 2 wtiitein , 52ic. ! \VHEAT-llefelpts. :99,7W ) hu. ; t-xporls , SCC.102 tiu. Hpot , vtroiiKi No , 2 red , il,04j. ! Option * , opt-nt'd ' uropg nnd hli-lier on active foreign huylns nnd ImllUh rallies , faced off nt noon on realizing ! rahlr * * rmlv tl Inter heavy export huyliiKi clurt-il 2U6JliC higher ; No. 8 rrd clored , l.00 > i ; Ktp- temher. | 1.01 ifn.02'l ; Mny , . COllN Ilt-ci'lpt * ' . .CC.OJi bu. ; rxptirtH , 142,740 hu. ISput , llrm ; No , ' 2 , 37 > , hc. Opllonii npenrd ttioni ; on I ' .id crop ne , eased off under it-ullcliiK , hut flniilly ndvunt-ed again on lenewed Imlllvh crop talk ; flotdnK lijl'.lu lilclur ; Seplcinljer , 3 > .U 7V4f. I ohiti-d ut 3I-V ; IJeceinhfr , SiiUU TiiC , cloreil nt i OATH llfWlptf , 274.COO bu , ; exports. lt .S0 bu. I 1 JTot. firmer ; No. 2 , UftUIHc. Options quiet , but tinnerlth corn ; clonlni ; uiK-hBiiifd | ; Stpttmbcr , i S3it/:4c , doted at ? 4i. , I HAY Dull ! KhlpplnK1 , J4.f-0 I.W ; ( food ID ' choti'iJ5.l > l .l..D < ) . i HOPS-Steady ; 1W3 cnin. 3ric : IMS crop. 6fSc. I J'lU'Mo m t 1K * crop. 3rl < ' : 1830 crop. CfrlH1. J I 11 DSS Klim ; ( la'.ve.tcn , 15tf 'o | lueno A nr , J' - , nomliml ; Texitu dry , 13 > > VI3c ; Cullfornla , 17c. , LEATHlMt-Klrm ; liemloclc sole , lluenob ! I'llOVIKIONS-lleef. Ill in ; family , J9.00810.00 : extra niftr. I7.50ifg.00 t > < * cf hams , 127.10. Cut jueats , steady ; pickled tielllei. 7.iV4f .51 ; pickled i rhoulileri > , 15.25 ; pickled hums , JS.50Jf.O"j , 1/iul. I fteudymterii ; Kteam. (5.20(1523 ; rtllneil. llrm. 1'ork. old ntcfs. JO 50 { | .75 ; new nifm. > 10.i5fi < lCi.75j thort clfar. J10.50iflS.00 ; family. JlO.WtUl.W. HUTTEItIteceljils , 16,203 ] kg . ; nia-kel steidy * ivestcin creamery , iyisc ; Elelns , ISc ; factory , fc'ic- - fc'icClIEE.Si : Itecolptk , 1S.2I7 tikgi. ; laree , white. J4c : tmall. white. 9 SJ3 > ic ; laree. txiioriM. svic ; sinall , colored , 8\iG-J \ c ; part skims , CljQIc ; full tklm . JUT4c. EllOS-ltect'lplp. 13.S73 pkga. ; steady ; state and J'enntylvanlu , 17 < jl&c ; Wfulcrn. ICc. Ol US 1'tti oleum , quiet ; Ptnntylvanln crude , no market , nominally , Kc ; United closed at 27Ho t'ld. Itotln. itmidy ; strained , common to good , I1.4J8UO. 'Turp ntlne. flrm , lOHOrjo. Cc onsed. lixiu ; yelli w , ? 7J7't' butter Rrndes. 35 < JMc ; prime summer wl.ltr. 30c ; prime winter yellow , K41 , IllcE Htrr.nc , domllo , fnlr to extra , 4Hfl Uc ; J P n. 4'iO4Kc. MOLASSIJS-Slronn ; New Orleans , open ketllt * , tmid t. > choice , 2M31c. METAI.S Pin Iron , wnrrnnls ennler nt I4.70i C.W. I tKi * copper , quiet nt JI1 12'i l1 . Tin , rnny nt lt3.Gu Sin.W. Speller , quiet nt 14 SS 4.30. I ad , itrong ; exchnnite , JI.27HW l.32'4 ; broker * , Oil A II A ( luAL AIAUICRTS , Condition tif Trinlo nnd Qliolntlnnn nn Stniiln nnd Fntivy I'reiilncc. nOOS--aooI Hock , weak nt 12' c. llUTTnil-Common to fnlr. 7'4 ' ? 8e ; choice to fancy. 10flic ; poimrntor crtnmtrj' . IScj gnlh- ereil crnmpr > ' . 14fl5c. VKAIChdtce fHt , (0 to 1M llis. , quoted nt Sc ; IDTKC nnd conr. " , . . chickens , per Ib. , 7i7Uc ; ducks , Cc ; , Cj | c. I'lHKONS I.lvt. "SiIDOc ; < JcnJ r'seon ' * not wnnted. HAY rplnnil , * 9 ; mlillnml. IVfO ; lowlnml , II. M ; rye Ftrnw , J4 ; color makes the price on hay ; lluht Imles tell the beat , only top ( trades trine top prices. nilOOMCOHN-KxIicmclr Blow tales new crop , delivered on track In country ; cholcn green self- tvorklnB cartiet per Hi. , SSS'.Jo ; choice green , running to hurl , 2 TJUc ; rnmmon , IMc. C'ANTAI.OUI's-l'er ) : lion. . ST.flSOe. TOMATOKH-I'er half liu. backet , < OSMe. ONIONS-l'cr 1m. . MftCJc. LIMA HKANS-1'er Ib. , Sc. lKAN8-llnnil.ickcil ! | navy , rer bu. , $1.59. CAIIIIAOK Home Brown , Ic. TOMATOKS-1'er bu. , choice , Mfl. \VATiitMKUNS-Crntcil ; , per iloz. , (1.U01-M. ( KHUITS. At'l'I.ES-l'erlilil. , 1.DOWI.C3. NATIVE I'I.UJIS-1'cr bafkct. 2003c. nitAI'CS CnllfarnU , $1.255H.SO. SOIITHKIIN PKAl-IIKS-1'rr W bn. . COflGOc. UAUIKOIINIA ri-JACJUJS-Per case , Crn\vfor l lOOMc ; cilnRs , 70ii5c. CAMFOUNIA 1'UAIlS-Ilnrtlctt , per case , J1.75 CI.90 : riuerre Hardy , ll.to. ( lAMKOHNlA I'U'MS-fer CBI-P. ll.WM.35. HOMB UHOWN UIIAt'nS 1'rrl.a'kct . , U'c. TIIOPICAI TOUITS. OltANnU.S-Xk'dltcrrnncan BWi'da , J4. MMO.\S : Mtarfn.iB , I4.u0i83.00 ; choice Califor nia , 4 Mifisg. IIANANAS Choice Inrpe stock , per bunch. $2.001/2.2. , ; medltimlr.p ! ( ! bunches. Jl.COS2.iW. MISCUIjLANIIOUS. NUTS AltnonilF , Culifurnlu. per Ib. , largo size. 13o ; Ilruzlls , per Ib. , luo ; Hnullsh walnuta , tier Ib. . fancy , soft shell. 12 rl3o ; ! and.irils. 10O lie ; llllicrtu , per ID. , lire ; oevani , pollrncd. large. SSTlOo ; Jumbo , HU12c ; laiRe liic-Kory nuts , $1.14 per mi. , coconnuln , 4.o ! nich. KIGS ImporteJ fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes. Ite ; C crown. SO-lb. lioxes , 1314c. HONEY Choice. 13gi5c. CIDKH--Cl.irincd Juice , per half bbl. , J2.33 ; per blj | . , $4.00&4.:3. SIAl'I.K SYRUP Flve-rnl. cans , each. t2.:3 ; gal. cans , pure , per dnz. , $12.00 ; half-eal. cans. $6.23 ; quart cans , $3.r > 0 ; I-'llESH MEATS. 1)1 ! ICSSCD UI2E1Uooil nailvo steers. 400 to CO ) llB. , 7c ; Rood forciiuaiter ! " , ttecrs. SVic ; Kood lilniltiuarters , &Ue ; wcsii-rn fiti'i-rs , 5c ; fancy heifers. CVic ; good lielieiK , CU" " . Kood rorcq ancrn , heiferlv ; KOOI ! hlniltuurti | > iu , lielfcri , Sc ; good cow * ! , Cc * fair rows. M c ; common cows , oi cow foreuuaiters , 4''jc ' ; cow liltul.iiuirlcrs , "He. IIERF CUTS TcndertoltiH , lie : lionolns strips , 9c ; fM\i \ loins , To ; rolls , kc ; slrluln butts , 6 Vic ; 8'iouMcr clculf" , Cc ; rump butts , 5c ; steer chucks. 5c ; cow chucks , 4'sc ; boneless chucks , 4Hc ; cow { ilates , 3 , steer platen , Sljc ; fljnK litrali , Cbc ; loins No. 1 , 14c ; loins No. 2. lOVtc ; loins , No. 3 , E4c. ! ; ulrloln ends , No. 1 , < ; rll" . No. 1 , lie ; libs. No. 2 , S'Sc ; ribs , No. 3 , C'.ic ; steer roundt. 7c ; cow round ? , t4c ! ; cow rounds , shunk off , 7' c ; cow rounds. nhinlc and rump off , Sc ; trlnimliiRn , 4c ; beef , hlmtiks , 2 Vic ; bruins , per doz. , 33c ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , 10n ; sweelbroadH ( calveit ) , per Ib. . 40c ; kidneys , per drz. . 33c ; ox tails , eucn. 3c ; livers , | per Ib. , I'c ; hearts , per lb. , 2c ; tcngues , tier i Ib. , lie. I'OItIC Drcfped pigs. S'.jc ; dressed IIOBS , Cc ; i tenderloins , 12c ; lulus , Cc ; fparc ribs. 4c ; I bom FiiUi-ace , butts , rc ; houlder.- < , rough , Cc ; I shoulders , skinned , ! V4c ; trimmings. S'.io ; lent lard , not rendered. 5c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snout und ears , 3c Ymclclionca , IHc ; cheek meats , 3c ; nei'lt bone ? . 2c ; pigs' tails. 2c ; plucks , pncli , 5c ; cnldcrlliiRK , f.c ; lioclo , L- ; hearts , per doz. . 2."c ; stomachs , each , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ; KMneys , per doz , ICc ; lnalns. per doz. , 15c ; pigs' fcrt , per doz. . 23c ; livers , each. 3c. yt. I , < IIIH f. OIK' nil llnrUft.i. ST. I.OtlS. Sept. 7. l-'I/lt'n HlRhcr ; patents , J..lonr.20 ; Mrnlglits , J4 "offl.SJ ; clear , $1.2004. XO ; medium , $3.r , < Ki3.7r > . WHEAT HUher ; December closed at ZliW dc nnd Hay 2\c above Saturday's closlnn prices ; December opened 2c hlKher ; closlni ; llrmvlthln Vic of tile tup. lletween strong and lilRh marki't cables find other bullish Information from ubiond on the strength In corn , such an urgent demand was had that 2 ' above last Saturday's close was paid nt tie opening today. Tt-e-e ws lively tra 1- InT f < r a fine , commlFEli n he uses a-.d hirt do n ' , the mo. t buying , hut demand Is freely met by realizing lonfli. Spot , higher ; No. 2 red cash , elevator. 9Se ; track. SSBiflc ; No. 2 hard cash. SI'S ! Kc ! ; Septemliei. SSo bid ; Uccembir , 93o bid ; liny. $ l.M't ) ' asked. COHN" l''utiires opened UifTHic higher on n variety of bull news , but when the early demand was tilled , the market eased eft and clOEC.1 strong at nrnund the top , with December Ic and May I'lo nbovo Saturday. Spot , higher ; No. 2 cash , 29e ; September. 2U4e ! bid ; December , 31c ; May , 3)c. OATS-rDuIl. but strong ; No. 2 cash , elevator , ISU'1 bid ; tiuck. S0 20i.ic ; No. 3 white. 225723C ; September , 19ic ! ; December , 20tc bid ; May , Si'.ic blil. blil.11YE 11YE Hlither lit ll fiCOc. UAKI.EY Jfomlnnt. 1 rOKNMKAI. Kliong at } 1.70@1.75. KI.AXSEED Iflither at Jl. TIMOTHY HEED Prime , 2.7 . HAY-Stcady ; pralrlc. $ l.50f5.00 ( [ ; timothy , $5.00 iff 0.00. IIV'TTEK Lower ; creamery. 14lSic ! ; dairy , 8 OlCc. EtSOS Firm at lOc. WHISKY Firm at $1.21. COTTON TIES C3c. MKTAI.S Ind I , Ftrbng at ? 4 12V4 I.15. Speller dull at $4.05 bid. PROVISIONS Pork , > ai > y ; standard nurs , Job bing. new. t.r,0 ! ' ; old , $ S.75. Lard , easy ; prime Meim. $ l.(5 ( : elmlrc. $4.C7ii. ll.icon tboxed lots ) , extrn short clear and ribs' , $7. Dry halt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. $3 30 ; extra short clear ribs , JC.23 : shornC.37V6. . POtU/THY Chickens strong ; old hens , G f > ' 4c : rprliiBS , S'.ie ; ducks , springs. Co ; geese , springs , Cc : tiiriieys. springs , 7iiJ7\tc. nECEIPTS Klour. 13.WO Milp : wheat , 201 000 bu. ; corn. 2."i8000 bu. ; oats. 93.000 bu. SHIPMKNTS-Klour , 7.CKX > bbU. ; wheat , W.OOO bu. ; corn , S5.COO bu. ; oat . 13.0CO bu. Toledo MiirK'i-lK. TOLKDO. Sept 7. WlIEAT-IIIgher and dull. No. 2. cash , September and December , 03c. COUN Steady ; No. 2 mixed. 22c. OATS Dull ; No. 2 mixed. ISlJc. HYK-Dull un.i' hlgJier ; No. 2. cash. SlVJe. CIX1VEU ' SEED Active and lower ; prime , cash 'nnd October , J3.8D. Oil * l.'nchanged. STOCKS AXI ) 1IO.VDS. IlullH MaKi' Tliclr I'ri-Hniff Felt anil ( lit ; > lark -t Hcvlvon. NIOVV YOUIC. Sept. 7. The In-ar par'ty was bet ter defined und more aggressive In today's mar ket than It hint Ix-en for several weeks and It got the nscendant for rj time over tin- large bull contingent. The desire of some of the very heavy operators In the bull party to realize prollts was 'Itself a source of weakness. Hut the htiirs mail ; thi > most capital out of the yi-ll iw fever outbreak In Mlss'gJlppl. The H'ocks of muds which traverse the region Immediately Infeetfd , notably I ul < vllli > & Nashvdlt1vrc most kci-nly afTectPil. l/illhvllc ! .t Nashville de clined at nio ) Hims iKilnm below Saturday's I'luKand other fcoulhirn tnndH weri- mine or less affected , the whole market going off In sympathy nnd with I lie weight of heavy realiz ing talcs. These * Incidents somewhat Interfered with thi * plan of operation of tin * hulls , which wax not fHsjnllally different from that pursued each day bint week. Tile Mock delected ti'day for putting up In order to sustain the rest of the market wan Northern Pacific. This slock hax not shared In the leccnl lmprovemunt In prices , owing to Hit * pxir Hlmwlng tif earnings made In Ihn weekly nnd monthly reiortH of the compimy. Hut Hit apiMirent wrakncFM In earning power of tlu * company wn dlsregardeil today and the prli'i > of the pirferred stick was ruUeil by ma nipulation 4 points and that of the common slock nlxiut 2 pilnts. The day's trodlnintl \ wi'i'k was preci-diil * iicli day by tht cbculatlon In lh < * stieet of n "Up" uu to which slocl ; wtis to b < > pushed up during thf day. This pdlcy was pursued alwi today , with thi > effect of ntlin- ulallni ; speculation In the stwk numiil aid iild- Ing tint bulU * plan. They were itlsj assUt1 ! ! today by n llvi'fler sperulallvi * Interest on the part of 1/mdon than baa been manifested sine * HIP present rlsti In prices. J'rlci-s were higher In bunion befoip th clmnuv hero nn < l liuylim- for Ixindun account was quite n prominent fac tor diirtni- the ilay. lyndon liought alx'iit 4000 Him re H. The ordern which find accumulated In commission IUUIHO iilllofs over the duuhli * hnllday wprt * also I'ffiTtlvo at the opening In helping lo rush up prices. The draw Biles to reillzi- however * and the yellow fever put a stop lo tlm upward movement and the nrirket wan de- pushed for HIP mi'Mt of thn balance if the diy below tint Saturday clos * . the decline from Iho opening high point i-xcecdlng n point In many prominent shaien. Tin * biivlnc In Nirlhrrn Pn- elllr , New York CVntral , Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. I/iils nnd the grangers especially lluillnuton , brought the market bjck to aluvti Saturday s level of price. tfki1 which remained IH-IUW being exceptional. Sugar moved In nn I'rratlo manner all day over a range of ZV * > pon' ! . showing strength for tlm 'm-wt p-irl , The pro- fernil stock n c 2 ? ; per rent. The Industrial stocKa gent-tally were somewhat nfRlectcd. HKx-k which ulinw slmr ) ) Icsso arc th rnalem ( except Heading ) l-'llnt , Pert' Maniueltp. U.Lat Northern preferrpd MlnnennollH ft St. l mlN second preferred , Midillo & Otili. HI. Jo B-ph , Grand Inland M-cond prefeirrd , II ly Ktutc ( bin , I.iiwt-d Oil , Starch and olhem to n frnc- tlonal extent. CVms.illdatcd < * a gained 4 points and HocKIni ; Vnlley i % . Hallway l nds were les active nnd easier. Northern Pacific Issues shewing strength and activity Tula ) Bales , $3S .000. Ravernment l iniU w * > te utrung. new 4a being ' , t per cent higher. The Evening Post's I ondon flnanclal i-able- cnimiui ) ' : "There WUB nu bunlnebs In the Mock inuikelii tmlay , except In Americans. There had a dull opening , consequent upon realization * , but picked up In the afternoon and changed hands ut material udvanco on last nlght'ii IlKurt-n. With the receipt of New York rabies , however , the mutket took a downward turn and all the ear lier ealns were lott. and prices In most cat.es l ft off under yoterday' * cloning. There was a little rally la In * itntt , Lu ( , it warn entirely due toT -T * r f J.V V " < I 1I 1 I 1 jt j jI I I j , cent ; closltiR , HiSHi per cent. ' 1'HIMK MEUCANT1L.E 1'APEU J0414 per ; cent. I STUIII INO EXCIIANOE Firm , with actual ' buMnc.'s In bankers' bills nt Jl. ritfl4.SC'.A ' for demand and J4.t3iiH.SI ( for sixty days ; posted rates , JI.S4'i J4.MU. and J4.S6Hffl4.i7i4 : Ciainner- , clal hills. t4.83'iii4.S3A. Klt.VKH CKIlTIKICATnS-53 > , ic. HAH SILVKH 54Uc. MEXICAN DOMjAUS I2UC. C50VKHNMPNT IIOMOS-Strong. , STATE IION'OK Dull. HAlLUOAl ) HONDS Kasy. Cl-iHlns iiuoiiithins on boiuls were * as follnwn * U.S. isc w I H. iv * ; . . . . N. j.c. ri 11- : ) ! I U. S. new4t * coup. . . N. C. Us ill U. S.4s.rt'tf N.C.41 1(115 ( U. S. jH.coup No. Piiclllo lHta..l'Ji ) U S. liH. rjr. ' " ' ' OS No. Paultlo Us ( ! ( ) ! tlis..Vt. ns'i' ! 114 No. Pacltlu 4s li' " < i tl. S. Tm. coup. 114 N. Y. C A St. L.s | UlHtrlet . ( ! . " > 8 111 ! ) N A. W. im . Ala..class A. . . . 107 N. W. Consols . . . . .144 Ala.elasHll 101 N. W. Dob. . - > ) .11- AlacliiRHC OS Ore. Nav.lHts .111 ! Ala , Current * } ' . . . . im cp * > . Nav.In AlclilHon IB O. S. L. ( is. t. r. 1171 ( AtchlBon adIM. . . . i. S. L on. t. r. . . . Canada So.'ud ! * . . . . > . Imp. tuts. t. r. . .101 j ( ' .A. N. P. tr 5B ' O. Imp. . " ,8. t. r 1 li'4 C.A. o. r.H , , Pncllicbu pf'03. . .101 ! | C. II. Al ) . WJH HUH Huadlut ; 4s 8(1 ( 1) . A H. O. Inn 11. K.WoBt Ists i-O I 1) . A U. G.4S St. L. A I. M. Con. 5 OH j EnhtTcnn. 1 IH. . . St. L. AS. P.Giiii.U.lir , ; Krlt'G-'n. 4 it. P. Consols lt' : : ! V. W. AD. IH. t. r. 74 st. P. c. i P. i8ta..l- i Oen. Elic. T > s. . . .101) ) St. P. C. A P. os G. II. .xS. A. ( la . . .ins S. C. nonfimd. . . . \i ( ! . H. AS. A.'ils. . . inn boiitberu Ily. 'is. . . . nri II. T.Cent. AH. . . .ion S. It. AT. ( Is US II. AT. C. con Us. Teim. iiewnot. ! * ! . . 84 ! < J Iowa C IBtH TtX. Pac. L G. IBtH 111 ! . K. P. eon. t. r Oil (4 ( Tux. Pac. He. 'Jda. . : t' ' j ' K. P. IHIH , I. r U. P. IBtH Ill La. NiwCon.4s. . . U. P. D. AG. l8ts. . 40 I * AN. Unl. 4 . . . . nu \Vab. iBtiis 107'4 MlHSonrl Os < . < ' > < Wab. ' 'tlB Hin * , M. K.AT. i'tls. . . . .1110 Wcat Short ) Is lIS-i ( ( M. K. AT. 4s Va. Ci'iiturli's ( i7n N. Y. C. l8tH Vn , do furred 4 IIllHtOIl Stdl'lv ( lllOllltlllllH. MOSTON , Sept. " . Call l-ans. 1 > 4 Z3',4 per cent : time loans , 3B'4U per cent. Closing prices for stocks , bonds and mining Htncka : A.T.-fc-j. F 15 > ; VV. Kloo. uf.l 65 American Suir.ir. . irHiM'wis. ' cent : i Am.Suirar iifd . . . llllHiiHd. Kloj. lit 13D Il.TvSt.ito Gas MJei. ' . E1O3. pfd SH lcll Tulupliouu. . . 2117 AtuhiBon pra : i : i UoBton A Alb i iv. J17 AtehlBon 4i 7U lloston A.Malna. . . 101 New EiL'liuJ : ( Is. . ll'JJj C. . 11. A Q OHW Allonuz MlntniO ) 1 Fllclibur-- Ottlltitlc | ; 2ll General Electric. . U7hi Hos'.O ! ! A Mj.it.l 11 147 1 Mexican Cuntral. . I ! ll.ltlo.t llottrn. . . . * > 7 N. V. .V N.E CalnmelA Hjcli. . 410 Old Colony Ciiitnnlal lf : > O.S. i , Pr.initiln KllblMT IS1 * Kivir-t ir.-e 21 San Ulosn 3754 Union IMcitlu Onl'iuv IIS West Kim Tamurnuic 1:17 : U'UHt Enel DtU \Volvcnnu W. Elcc San I < 'riiiitl * < ui > MluliiK < tiii > tii < liiiiN. SAN KHANC1SCO , S * pt. 7. The olllclal closlnu ( liiotatlons for mlnlnn stocks today were as fol low * * : Alt.i Ill JllSttC2 12 AltmaCon ' - ' . " > Kentucky Con Andes 21 ! Mexican nil Ilulchcr 47 Occidental Coi. : , . . 2lfi ( I.'est.t ilolmiur. . . . SI Ophlr 111)HI million. . : 75 Ovir.11:111 : HI Caledonia 'M Pototi 44 44I Chollar. 7.i Scorpion ( I Conildunci ! r .t S.'tv.i-'u r.H Con. Cal. .t V.I 170 Slurra Norn la. . . . 71 ! Cun. Imperial a Silver Hill Crown I'uinl .17 Union Con Exchequer 7 Ut.iliCo-i CouletiVCiirrlo. . . . GO VcU\vJiUet. ] : . . . -Tn Halo.v Norcn > si. . 110 Stand.irit 105 Jiill.-t 4 'silver bIM. 34Hc : Muxic n dollari. 42)Sffll2tc ; tlrallb.su u , 3. : Unlit t u irri 11. ; ; * . Ion tin ii Stock IXDNDON , Sept. 7. 4 p. m. closing : " ConHoln.nrv. . . . . ! ll'dH'.P.uu o 11 n..n. . 101 CoiiBOlH. aeo't 11 U ; I N' V.Oritru II ! Can. P.ictllo 7ii 4 WMimviViiiili ri Erlo IHli , " " ErluL'nds ll'i Mux. IMI. ! lutv Ii. 1)0 ) 111. Co.ilr.u I OH n . 1 it1 : Mi-Mean tirtlnarv. ' . ' 0 Ut HAH SII.VEH Steady nt 23d per ounce. MONEY 1 per cent. The rate of dl-count In the open market for hhort bills In 2 per cent ; for threu months' bills , 2J2',4 per cent. Gold Is tiuotfil nt Huenos Ayres today at Ib5 ; at I.lfl'OM , 4C ; at Home , 10V23. \f v VorU SIllllllK ( liliitntltiiiN , Ni\V ; YOIIK , Sept. 7. The followbiK aru the cloHlnt ; mlnliiK < iinjtatrns | : Chollar. . . .T. . S Dili i 'to . , ' , ' > < > Ciown Point . Ill On nr . HI ) Con. C.il , AY Va. . . . Kill i'lwiijiun . I'1 Dua'lwoo.1 ' . 11)0 ) OilK' 'iliv'eP . 100 lioiild 'c ( Jilrrv . 70 OillXHHVjr nt I..1D.I. ) Halt * Av .Voreirui.i. . 101 Slur -a ' * w.il . 73 Still 1.11 1 . IM ) Iron . ' -.1 i Unlem w in . 00 Miixii-an fill ' YolloaJ.mnut . . . . 5.1 Aiiioflciiii Si'i'iirltlrH In London , I/NDON. Stpl. 7. The nia'ket for American ncrurlllfH after moderate lluetimtlonH weakened , New York i-elllnB nHlnif the downwarl movi- mcnt. The tone was fairly Heady und the de mand moderate. KIlllllH'Ifll .Mllt'H. HOSTON. Hept. 7.-ClearlHKH. J13,49H2 ; bal- ancft ! , Sl.42.'i,432. HALTI.MOHE. Sept , 7.-Clfiirnss ! , J2.7SOSS3 ; balanceti. | t3,021. NEW YOIIK. Sept. 7.CIcnrlnns.S1,371,436 ; balances. } ) .7i8.kM ) . PHILADELPHIA , Kept , 7.-ClBarlni ! , J7.9'CSCO : balances , tl,740lCO. CINCINNATI , Sept. 7. Money. 2H per rent. New York exchange , 25W3JC dlicount. Clcailnss , } 2MS,6Mi. MEMPHIS. Sept. 7.-CltarlnBH J2C2 ICO ; bill- niu'cn , | I8 , 4(0. New York rxjhuiiiiv , uelllni ; ut ( I W ) prt-mium. KT. LOt'lH. Kept. T.-C'learlnifi , 13.8773:8 ; bl- ntict' * , JJ8I.7S7. Money , 4 per cent. New Yrrk fxclmnRe , fie dUcount'bM ; W. > dlrcount utked. NEW OHLEANS. Kept. 7 -Clearings. Jl 331.- P2. ' . New Yolk exchunee , lank. Ms jier II. (00 premium ; commercial , Jl DO per JI.OOO discount. CHICAOO. Kfpt. 7.-Clearliif , llSlk9.51l. New York exchungr , 5Sc dUruunt. xlfrllnj ; cx.'hanKe. dull pooled mien. | | 8'j and 14 87. Slocks ac tive , clonlnt : : Lake Slice ! . clronKYet : Chl- CUKO broke to 107'j ; Olumond Match 133 ; Ktraw- l-oird , 30 ; Wei-t Chlcauo , 108 ; North ( Nilc.-iKO , : iO ; iMke Btreet , 1 U ; New Yurk Hltcult , & 7i ! ; Gac 6 , 103. n Flniinulnl. HHIU.IN , Sept. 7. Exchange on London , : om HpfK for checks. PAHIS , Kept. 7. Three per cent rentes , 104f o for the account. Kictiocgc oa LonJon , lit for cluck * . - * OMAHA LlVirpCK MARKET Heavy Receipts of'Both : Oattlo and Hogs Make Business Brisk , .ir . SUPPLY OF BEft' STEERS IS BETTER Priced Slunv Mttlc ClintiRf , lint Trnil- lliK Ix Active 1I K iiiul Fairly * Active All SOUTU OMAHA , Sept.Receipts for tlio days Indicated were : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. September 7 . r ,40S 0SiD 2iM 1 September 6 . 7,075 1,483 1,373 6 September 4 . BSO 4,073 1'M . September 3 . 4,404 4,757 1,479 24 September 2 . 5,051 G.OS1 l.&SO . . . . September 1 . 6,291 6.223 4,463 153 August .11 . 4,581 7,050 4G2 . . . . August 30 . 3,499 2.411 200 2 August 28 . . . . . . 2 , S ' 6,812 351 . . . . Allpllst 27 . Zt < w ' 6,421 1,470 26 August 2G . 3,728 6.417 1,449 13 August 23 . 3.423 5.453 612 27 August 24 . 2.153 6.892 401 The olllclnl number of cnrs of stock brought In today by cftch road was : Cattle , llogn. Sh'p. C. , M. & St. 1' Uy. . . . . . Union Pacific System 6S 2 ! ) 6 K , K. & Al. V. II. It. 74 28 C. , St. I1. , M , & O. Uy 11 C 11. AI. It. U. 11. . . . 43 31 2 O. II. & Q. Uy . 1 K. C. & St. J . 20 .t C. , II. I. & P. Uy , enst . 4 . . C. , U. J. & P. Uy , west . 1 Cripples and Driven in . Total receipts . 217 107 7 1 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows , cnch buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated : Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Company 19 1.B72 The O. H. Hammond Co. . liifi 1.2W Swift and Company . 51S i.nso 403 The Cudahy Packing Co. 773 1,450 11. Meeker und Dcgun. . . . C21 . . . . J. I , . Carey . 511 I-obman & Hothschllds. . . 473 . . . . W. I. Steplipns . 21 11111 & howls Co . ill Huston & Co . CO . . . . IIusz . SS . . . . Hamilton . . . IMS . . . . Livingston & Schnller. . . Cl Swift , country . 93 . . . . Cudahy Co. , Kansas City 5S3 . . . . I'huiUlnton Co. Alllwaukcc . . . 170 Other buyers . 501 . . . . 1,0.3 Left over . 300 GOO Totals . 6,376 G.SSO 2,150 CATTLE It was * another day of large cattle - tlo receipts , though the run , 215 cars , was not nultu up to yesterday's record of 291 cars. Of the cattle h'ro , twenty-live loadrt wore consigned direct to p.itrfers , leaving a few leys than 2CO cars on sale. Of more Importance , however , than the change In numbers was the change in qual ity , which was considerably improved over yesterday. There were more and better corn-fed steers heie today and the m.irk t on such was fully steady. Under the In fluence of the good demand the offerings of corn cattle were hot' long In changing hands and at prices that rariged all the way fron J4.CO to J4.DO , but mostly from $ I.G3 up. The demand Wfis also good for western cattle fat enough for killers , but the most of tnose here were suitable for feeders only Values were not materially changed from yesterday's mark.- . , There > -vas a heavy falling off In 'the offer ings of butchers' stock , only fifteen to clKhlPtn lomta of cuvw > being offered on the market , or less than 'half ' the number hero ycsUnlay. The tlem.'iml for that kind of cattle was good , at steady prices and an t'liriv fieara'ire wait ctfcctod. The chief Internst In the day's operations centered In the feeder division , as the cattle were the most nujneroita In that department. With so many cattle on .sale , It was only natural that buyers should feel a little tlti'ld and at the opening the market looked a little wehk. 'It did not remain long In that condition , the country demand b- ing of sulliclent proportions to restore eon- liduh.ce and to hold values Up to yester- ' day's standard. One bunch of black cattle sold to a feeder at $4.43. The market on feeders n a whole was In a very healthy condition und fairly active. Representative 35 feeder . . . .1040 3 Wu ) .1. nn'l W. C. McKenzIc. 44 ffedn- . . . .ica 3 M' Hodifey Adcim , U Ktecm 13I 3 t5j KOUT1I DAKOTA. Tolland & Co. 1 bull uro 2fi . 1 feeder. . . 3 23 1 bull 1 0 2 M II. O. M'eare. I hr. Tex. . . ft'O ' 3 40 9T"feeders. . .1C40 3 (0 ( 27 it s. TrX..107 ( ! 3 4) . A. G. Coimtock. 15iJ feeders 1076 3 C5 . William I'Vndon. I 13 lire. . . .K 0 2 W HI cows 1C7 3 CO G c < . v > i , .K 3 0 ' 3 rteem 1313 4 (0 19 fteders. . 3 40' ' 1 stt-tr lIO 4 (0 4 stetr * . ' . . . .1292 3 CO i : Mi-era 1 ! 0 4 .0 ClHtt-crti. . . . . .i:2i 3 CO Western Itanchei , 22cowf M 2 S5 11 rulvt 162 4 00 I tallliiK I ISO 385 . H calves 150 5 tl 91 feedem. . . .1119 9 CO AV. E. Harnards & Co. | 21 feedem..US * 3 SO Weare Lire Stock Co. Otri. Tex..l3U 8U lifcedcri.,117 : ] Mrs. Ttx . f * ] 3 15 : < feeders. . . . Ut S SO 1 feeder. , ,1150 344 U fetdtrs , . . , Wfl I M MONTANA. W. A. Murphy. 7Hr . Tot.,1467 3SR 2 ( Urn IJ.'I 4 C ( feeder 1135 3 SO Murphy Cattle Co. , i 111 fecJr . . 11(1 ( 3K ! ) P. C. Ilol-ertdon. 3 tntllnK9..14 : 3 3 to 15 feeder 11CO 3(3 1 feeder..1160 3 K Cusler Cattle Co. lit fteJtr.i:4J ! 3 9S Howili 8. & M. 1 heifer. 730 3 30 30IDAHO. IDAHO. 3 feeders. . . . M3 3 15 107 feeders. . . . 901 3 M 1IOO8 The market on hogs opjnftl nbcut stmrty with yerterday nnd the trade wa.i fairly active , especially on thp llsht welKhts. The sales rnnef-d all the way from H.OO to J4.15 , with J4.05 n popular price. Later In the morning the market eased off under the Influence of the reported break in the Chicago hop and provision market , and closed Bo lower. The late pales were largely at JJ.OSJC 4.00 , so that the bulk of all the lings sold nt J4,0031.05. The average ot nil the sales was n tihadc lower than ycMcrdny. Itcproentatlvc fales : No. Av. Sh. Pr , No. Av. Sh. Pr. CO WO 240 M SO 7 ! K7 40 J4 03 21 . ,33 < ) SO SW W 1S5 . . . 403 17 323 . . . 3 t > 5 12 IM 40 4 W 37 M 40 s > s ee : TB . . . 403 43 800 . . . 593 M 347 S ) 403 59 2S 120 39.1 ,10 2f8 . . . 403 94 330 120 395 G7 14S UO 403 K 343 8 < ) 395 Cl 235 . . . 405 62 311 . . . 395 58 301 240 4 M CG 23S . . . 39.1 60 2 200 4 0" ) 49 317 ICO 39714 t'S 287 120 4 OS 58 275 80 3 97'i ( - 121 W3 80 4 03 f > 4 , .283 SO 39714 71 Nl 4 w 71 293 320 400 62 rR3 80 46 39 341 120 4 00 74 254 . . . 403 10 2 > G . . . 4 00 10 241 . . . 4 05 M 2St . . . 4 < M Cl IS3 . . . 4 03 6S 32S tO 4 0 55 26.1 . . . 403 6il 309 ICO 4 00 50 SOU . . . 403 Cl 272 120 4W 62 213 80 40.1 CO 2.1S ICO 400 59 283 SO 403 5S 276 . . . 400 63 23 ? IN 40.1 C7 299 . . . 400 79 213 40 401 61 2S8 40 4 l ) 59 273 . . . 403 6i ( 341 0 4 00 59 274 120 103 61 IC'.I . . . 400 M 230 40 4 ( C 61 311 400 4 00 63 2."iO . . . 4 03 53 311 SO 400 79 233 160 40.1 49 323 . . . 4 W 56 303 . . . 405 11 110 . . . 4 CO Co 278 . . . 403 63..298 SO 400 M 231 ICO 4 07',4 ' 63 ' :307 : M 4 00 70 233 EO 4 0714 49 . .313 JO 4 00 70 2C4 160 4 0714 61 2,0 120 4(0 ( 63 272 KO 4 U ? & Cl 262 . . . 400 62 227 SO 4 07 > i 55 312 . . . 400 72 239 . . . 4 'J7i ' ! 67 267 EO 400 63 263 BO 4 07 ! ! 5 ! ) 263 . . . 4 ( X ) 60 23J . . . -I 10 W 2S1 160 400 S2 218 . . . 410 71 268 40 4 CO 72 U'9 ' . . . 110 23 341 . . . 4 W CO 213 SO I 10 60 317 M ) 400 71 247 . . . 410 64 308 SO 4 00 SO 214 80 4 10 GS IW 160 4 00 61 261 80 4 10 43 3C2 . . . 4 M 68 241 EO 4 1 C3 2C0 210 400 68 258 . . . 410 125 290 240 4 05 PIGS-ODDS AND ENDS. 1 370 . . . 250 7 2S4 . . . S 93 1 . . .540 . . . 2 50 C 2C3 . . . 4 OJ 4 C73 . . . 335 f 4 250 . . . 4 00 1 : . , : , . . . 350 B 206 . . . 4 ( " ) 5 223 40 39D 1 210 . . . 4 W 1. . 320 . . . 30 G 31G . . . 400 1 300 . . . 38. ) G 2.18 . . . 403 6 23G 40 390 8 211 . . . 405 4 33.1 . . . 395 a rm . . . 403 2 315 . . . 3 95 . . . ; . . . . . . . 4 03 2 345 . . . 393 2 2J5 . . . 410 t 303 . . . 39.1 5 2M . . . 410 2 400 . . . 393 7 202 . . . 410 SHEEP There were seven lends of sheep nnd Inmls In the yards today , hut ( he most of Ihein were only Rood enoiiKh for feeders. The ilemnnd on the purl of locnl packers was good and the market steady on desirable muttons. Itopre- Fcntattvc gates : No. Av. Pr. 4t > 3 western wetliers KG $330 CIIICAC.O LIVH STOCK MAIIKHT. Cntllc Slim- mill \VtnU HIIKN StllTVr from I'Vvt'r Sonrt * Slit * * | t Iioivt'i * . CHICAOO , Sept. 7. In cattle the few natives sold nt about Monday's prlies , while ' .Vsiuis \\eie weaker to slightly lower nnd western * * were clew and from lOc to ISe lower than lust week. Native beef steers sold largely nt from JI.CO to J3.10. with fnlr numbers at from $3.13 to $5.35 nul nn occnrlonal sale around J5.40 cr $3.50. The poorest steers sold < it from $3.75 to 14. Stockers and feeders , butchers' and cnnners' stuff hold nt last week's prices , and calves weie steady , with a good demand. Texas cattle were salable at from $2.25 to S ) . nnd wenteins brought fiom $3 to $4 for cows and heifers ami from $3.3.1 to $1.25 for steers. Choice ranger cuttle fold pretty well , hut the numerous common lots were haul to sell , th'j supply being In.reused by kevcral thousand left over from last night. In hogs theie was a rather gooj demand from packers early , and a fair Inquiry for choice lots from eastern shippers , and deMmhlc lots ruled steady. Common hogs were again discriminated against and stdd badly. Sales were largely nt from $1.50 to $4.CO. heavy packers Fulling at from $3.80 to $4 nnd prime assorted Unlit weights at from $1.35 to J4.40. The late maikct wns very bad , pi Ices ruling 5c lower , with common pnck- e's a dime lower on account of fever scare. Prices for sheep nnd lambs are weakening under the Increased runs , nnj' lambs sold today nt from $3.75 to $5.S5 , largely at from 81.75 to $5.30 for westerns nnd nt from $5 to $5.50 for natives. Western pheep told at from $3.33 to $3.C. , and feeders were heavy buyers at fiom $3 30 to $3.00 , competing ntalnst killers. Native sln'ep , ns iihunl , comprised n nnall part of the supply and sold nt from $2.50 to $3 for the poor est and from $3.7.1 to $1.25 for tin * b st. HECE1PTS Cattle , 9.000 head ; hogs , 16,000 head ; sheep , 1S.030 head. St. Ion In I.ivtSUK'Ir. . ST. TjOIIIS , Sept. " . CATTLE-Ttecelpts , S.OCO hea.l ; shipments , 2,000 head : market steady for good natives ; Texans easier ; fair to choice ship ping steers. $4 20f(3 ( 15 : liulk of sales , $ I.60JJ3.0J ; fancy export Etees would bring $5.33 ; dressed beef nnd butcher steers , $4.COi3.CO bulk of F.i'.en , $4.60ff4.SO ; Fteirs under 1,000 Ibs. . $3.C05J'4.23 ; bulk of sales. $4.CO ? 4.feO ; ptorkers und feeders , $2.0HC 4.40 ; bulk of sales , $3.00ff4.30 ; cows imd helfeii" , J2.0004 50 ; bulk of cows. $2.tOIf3.:3 ; canning cown. $1.50jf3.2.1 ; hulls. J2 G03.r,0 ; Texas nnd Indian steirs $2.f5 ii4 2.1 ; cows and heifers , $2.0083.2.1. HOGS Receipts , 11,000 bond ; shipments , S.POO head ; market easy to 5c lower ; light. $4.2.W 4.30 ; mixed. $4.00if4.3' ' ) : heavy. $3.POT3.91. SHEEP Hecelpts , 5,1)00 ) head ; shipment * * , 1,000 head market steady ; native muttons. $3.00 3.75 ; stockers. $2.50Jf3.CO ; bucks , $1 501J.OO | ; lamus , $3.50 (5.25. ( ImlliiiiiilioIlN llvt * Stock. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 7.-CATTLE-Ilecelpts , 9M > bend ; shipments fnlr ; no good steers here , and butchers' cattlt * sell generally about lOc lower ; good to prime Hteeis , $5.005J5.23 ; fnlr to medium ( .leers , ( I.20ii5.00 ; common to good stock ers. $3.25T4.00. HOGS Hecelpts. 2.TKX ) head ; shipments , SOO head ; market slugglfh , 2U-5i'tt lower , good to choice medium nnd heavy , $4.25fi'4.35 ; mixed und heavy. $1 1504.25 ; common light , J-/ < ( ' 1,3. . SHEEP Hfcelpts , f.00 . head ; shipments , 600 hcud ; market active at about steady prices ; good to choice lambs , $4. 5 ; common to medium Iambs $4.S5i5. < 0 ; common to medium sheep , $2.tOJ2.75. KIIIIKIIH City Uvo .Silicic KANSAS CITY. Si-pi. 7. CATTLE Itccelpts. 13,000 head ; market fur IH-BI natives barely fit ay , other cuttle 5fflOc lower nnd very slow ; Texas sti'tTS , $3. < KWI3.,0 ; Texas cows , $1.253.00 ; nntlvo steers. )3.50if3.00 ) ; native cows and helfi-is $1 GlfC 4.20 : stockeiB and feeders , $2.B"il.50 ; bulls , $2.23 H3.75. HOGS Hecelpts. 11.000 head ; market r * 10c lower ; bulk of sal"s. SI.10i7l.IS ; henvles , J4.1W 1.1714 : packers , Jt.OOJM.12'1 : inlxfi ! . { MOiM-H'/i : I'fliiK ' , 1390JJI.15 ; Yoikeis , $ ! .12i.ffl.l ; ; nU . } 3.G. ? 4.00. ( .HEEP 1'pcHpts , 4,00) bend : market steady ; Iambs , :3.COfi,1.00 | muttons. $2.5Sfl'I.OO. IvllMl Ilild'nl" llvi * StocU. EAST HfFTAlJO , Kept. 7. CATTLE Steady ; choice to prime ( leers. t5.00 ? 3 10 ; fair to good , $3.73B4.15 ; good fat cowl > , J.CCjl.CO ; common cows , IS.-5" " ' ' ' : oxin , common lo tmioolh nnd lirlme , l2.'att.W. IIOQBoiKLiii , . good to choice , $4400-445 ; roughs , cr T to Rood , $3.5003X1 ; pigs , good to choice. :4.3T,04.45 , SHEEP AND LAMIIS Ijimbfl. good to extra choice , $ S.50ff5.fi5 ; culls tn fair. ft.2o4i.V40. Shfep. choice to i-epcti | > .J wfthors , tl.WiHMi culls and ccinmoiiH , J2.60ff3.60. \t\v Vtirlc 1,1 vi > .Sock , NEW YOIIK. Sept. 7.-IEEVES-Heeclp-t. 1,14 hHid ; Euiopean cables eiuote American Fleers nt IG'iHIlHc ; refrlgeratnr li ef i.t 9/9)4c ; expoits , fOO beeves and 2 a qunrters of beef. CALVES Itecelpts , SOS he.id : venls , J3.OOiT3.73 ; graifi'rs arid huttermrkK , } : i.7..fl4 50. SHEEP AND LAMHS-IlecpliiU , 3,103 head ; flicrp. n.OOJil ? 'i ; lani'n. 14 fOiJG.CO. Hn(13 Ilecelpts , 3,223 head ; market lower ut Jl 4G&4.C5. It.-foi-d liny fur Cnltli * In Sltniv ( 'lly. SIOl'X CITY , t-'cpt. 7. iSpceinl Tflcgiam.- ) Todny was n ncord-bicnker In the cattlt * maiket In the Khiiix City Ftock yards The lecelpls were 1'I9 ' cars. 3,731 head ; li'lnir fr. in Mnnliinu. North IJakotJ. AVynmlng. Hculh Dakota , Minnesota. Canada and Wlrconrln. The previous record im nlrity-riliie carp on Monday. Thin Is thought to he. Jun the opening fall rutdi. It was estimated t' ' 'ully 1,0(0 head of cattle were In the yards today , Slock In Nlurlit , Tmro-rt of receipts of llvi * Hock at the four prlndpul inntkcts for September 7 : Cattle. HOBS. Sheep. Onmha . 5,40 ? ek..9 2 IM Chicago . 9M in.noo 180W ) Kansas Clly . 13 ( > m ) ll.ooo 4,0-0 St. Louis . 3,600 4,0)0 ) 3IW Totals . 33908 37,859 20C30 ( Hii cln n n 1 1 Mlirl.ctH. CINCINNATI. Sept. 7 I'LOl'H-Qulet ; fancy , fl.C3A4.IiO family. J3.75 4. ( > 0. ' \VHEAT-Klim : No. 2 red. 95 J95'/ic. COHN Firm : No. 2 mixed. 32c. HATH Hleady ; No. 2 mlxi-d. ! 0c. lll'I.K MEATS-Klim et 110. Hucun , teady , J7.10. Lanl. quiet. l 70 WHISKY-Actlve at JI.21. IIHTTKH lx wci ; fnncy Eluln crfamery , I9c OMo. IMilGo : dairy. lOc. HCUAR-Acllve and higher ; hard leOned , JI.1C 65.U1- EnnS-Qulet at He. CHEESE- Firm : fulr to prtinc Ohio flat , Ciillfornlu Ilrlctl NEW YOHK. Sept. T CALII-XJHNIA DHIED FHUITfl Steady , evaporated apples , prime wire tray , Cc ; wofcd dried , prime , eic ; ; cholct , funcy , 6JiO7o. Prtinn , 'iP ' 'iC' Apricots toyol , 70o ; Moor park. Ptdlo Pe chr , unreeled , 79 lOcj peeled , 1UM4C , WOOL M.VHKICTS. Prlccn Slitnr Knrilicr Ailvunoe nt nnnlnn Trltli liirli AclUlty. BOSTON , Sept. 7. The wool market hero con- tlnurs lively nnd prices chow n furtlier advance for moM RrAdfs. The onlfs of territory wools Imvf bci-n large , while the scoured prices IMV tncren ei fully 2c over l l week. Klfece wool * mles were small and. prices am nominal In tlm absence of trade , Rlthouth wnrhed fleeces In many Inmnncrs are quoted nt lo ndvnnce. Aus tralian wooli tire nlso higher and nre meeting with n quick ilemnnd nt p.rlces ruling. Follow- Inp are quotntlnns for leading dcscrlrtlons : Ohio an * PcnnsylvAnln fleeft' , X nnd nlwve , I3c ; XX nnd XX above. 16e ; delaine , J7'4tf2Sc ' ; No. 1 combine , tSo ; No. 2 comblntt , unwashed medium , Kentucky and IrvJInna , fi.dlood combing , 22o ; Kentucky and Indiana , H-Wood combing , S2o ; Missouri , U-blood comblntt , : il22c ; Missouri , -blood combing , 20o ; like and Oorgln , " 021c. Territory wools ; Montana , fine medium nnd fine , HtflCo. scoured price , 4Hf4Go ; staple , 47 04Jc. Utah. Wyoming , etc. , flnn in-Jkiin. 134/16c ; scoured price , 45e > ; staple , 47jf50c. Michigan , Wisconsin , etc. ! Michigan , 2lif22c ; No. 1 Michi gan combin , 25fT26ci ; Nn. 1 Illinois combing. U JTMe ; X New York , New Hampshire and Ver mont. ZOOZlo ; No. 1 New York , New Hamp shire ntvl Vermont , 2JtJ2Gc ; delaine , Michigan , 25c. Texas wools : Spring medium (12 month J ) , 15fl6 < 5. ccoured price , 40fl2o ; spring tine t2 ! monthr ) , I3R14c ; scoured price , 4JV46c , Aus tralian wooli , scoured basis : Combing super fine. KCTt2c ) ; combing. Rood , f5fi37c ; rnmblnir , average , KUK > o ; Queensland combing , UTr > 3c , NEW YOIIK. Sept , 7. WOOL-Stn.tiR ; llecce , 2027c ; No. 2 to extra , I'fflflc ; Texas , lOffllCc. ST. LOUIS , Sept. 7. Wool. . I'nchnngfd ; me- dliitit , 16ii2i > c ; light nne , 10tfl2c ; heavy line , 9U1 12c ; tub washed , ( iOVHII.VMIC.Vr HKPOHT ON CHOPS. Weekly WcnUier llulletlii Snyn Corn IN CoiiHltlt'i'iilily InJiirt-iL .WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. The weather bureau In Its crop rcpott of conditions for the week ended lit ! > n. in. September 6 , says : In the central rnlleys nnd southern slates the week has not been favorable , owlni * to Koncrnl absence of rnln and prevnlcnee of hlKh tem perature. Hot , dryltiB winds hnve proved In. I jurloiiH In the stntes of the lower Missouri nun ! I central Mississippi valleys , and ruins , unusually I henry for the season , tn OICROII nnd Wns-hltiK- | ton Interfered with harvesting ntnl thrashing in i thnfc states , but caused no serious Injury to | grain. Coin has been very unfavorably affected by the I weather conditions of the pnst week In the prln- | clpnl corn producing states. HlKh tempirnture . nnd iibsencc tit much needed rain hnve checked ' growth of the Intc crop mid caused premiume ripening , while the prevalence , of hot winds hns caused Injury , particularly In tin , stiites of the lower Missouri valley. In Iowa and Ml- fourl much corn Is past help nnd will be cut for fodder. The conditions , however , have been more fnvornble to coin In the lake Teuton , upper Ohio valley nnd New England und In the middle Atlantic states the crop Is gcneiully doliiK well , ColTt > ! > Mat-lift * * . . NEW YOHK. Sept. 7.-iWI'EE-O. t on epe el nteady , with pi Ices 6 to 10 polntH lower , under the tremendous Hrnztllan receipts , weak Euto- pean cables and slack Fpot dtinund , Felling checked by rumors that the market has been own old ; longs call Hulls , owing in luge Increntcs In Amcrlcnn supply ; clued buiely stcidy nt tin- dimmed prices to n net loss of 10 points ; mica , IO.SO.Ji bans , Im-Hiding : September , I5.KI ; Decem ber. } 6.20t.23. | ( Spot coffee , Hlo. quiet ; No. 7 , Invoice , Jti-CJli ; jobbing , $7.1214. Allld , quiet ; Cordoin , JI0.505f 16.50 ; pales , 700 IHIBS , Mnr.icalbo , private let ms. Total wurehotiho dells cries fiom the 1'nlled Statin Saturday , 1C.C3I bais , IncludhiK 15.H73 hiss from New York : New York stock to day , 371.245 b K3 : I'nlted Stnte.4 ntotk. 4'.C 19. baits ; ulloat for the United Stnles , TSO.GOO baKSI total vli-lble for the United States. S43m.O biiKS , iiRnlnsi f,39,203 bags last y < nr , and " .i.e.HIT . hni ? ) In U'J. : HAVItE , Sept. 7.-COKKEE-Clofed steady nt a net itfollne of4c \ : sales , 14,000 lugs. SANTO.fr'ejt. . ' O 'KEK-Sto-tly ; K-'Od n\tr. n EC Santos. 7iOO re'n ; receipts , 74.WO bans ; stock , S39.000 bllRS. HAMIIl HO. Sept. 7.-COI.'KEE-OpiMied U pfR lower ; closed UW.i PfB lower ; mles , S.O'iO bass. HIO DE JANE1UO , Sept. 7. tXI-'KEI' > ul ! ; No. 7. Kin , 7.700 rels ; exchniih-e , S 1 101 ; receipt * , 35,000 bans ; clcnreil for t.ie Pulled States , 3.tOO bags ; for Europe , 13.00) bans ; i-tock , 4CO.MO buga. Ilnltliiitirt * .llarkfts. HALTIMOItE , Sept. 7. FlXUH-Flrm ) nnd un changed ; lecelpts , 12,35.1 bbls. WHEAT Firm ; spot. $1.Wi1.0'T(1 ( ' ( ; October , 9UUc * bid ; Dfcvmber , S1.OWT1.IMU : steamer , No. 2 nil , WiMG'ic ; teci'lpts. lS3oV ) bu. ; eMiirls. C77.- 41S hu. ; southern wheat , by sample , 'jJcifi'Jl.OHij : southern wheat , on grade. ! )7fiH.01. ) CORN Pinner ; spot , rcJIJUHc1 ; IJecemlier. newer or old , 35c * nskc.1 ; steamer mixed , S4W3l'c ! : re- ct'lpts , 220.SS3 hu. ; export * , 131,215 bu. ; Hiulhern white nnd yellow corn , 3S5i39e. OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 212l'ic ' ; receipts , S2.5.13 bu. HYE Firmer ; No. 2 western , 52'ic ; receipts , 33077 bu. ; fx | > orts , 17,143 bu. HAY Steady ; choice tlnvithy , $13.00til3.50 , GltAIN KHEIGHTS Very quiet ; steam. Ito Llvcipool , per bu. , 4d. October : Cork , for or ders , per quarter , 3s 6d , September. Ilt'TTEH Dull : family creamery , 18c. EGGS Wt-nk ; frecli. He. CHEESE Steady ; fancy New York , ICnitMiiK City KANSAS CITY , Sept. 7. WHEAT Market hlKher , fully a cent up nt the cliiie : No. 2 hard. KKfS7l4o ; No. 3. SOfiSSc ; No. 4 , 79H062c ; No. 2 soft. l93c ) | ; No. 3 , b71 { ? 90' c : No. 4. S7SSe | , two cars ut & 2c ; No. 2 spring , We ; No. 3 , 79JfS2c , one car white at 7c. COllN Mniket about steady and nctlvc ; No. 2 mixed. ' 27 | 274c. ! OATS Market active nnd nbout steady ; No. 2 white. 208f21')4C ' ) , one car poor nt 18c. HYE Market weak ; No. 2 , 4Hi 47'sc. HAY I lnnly nctlvt * nnd unchanged ; choice tlnmtliv. J7.50 ; choice prairie. J3.2. . I tlTTE. ? M * r .ft I nly stei dy nn 1 les active ; creamery , I3',413H ; dairy , IOWI2c. EGGS Market sternly nt lOVjC. HECEIITS ( Two tlny > Whi-nt , 52S.ft10 bu. ; earn PS.iiOO bu. ; out * * , 32VO ( bu. SHIPMENTS ( Twn days ) Wheat , 194,400 bu. ; corn , 17.50J bu. ; oats , 4 0 > 1 bu. I.Iv'Timol C nil ii mill I'rovKlilllH. LIVEIM'OOU Sept. 7. PHOVISIONS Hnc"n , fihorl libs , steady nt 32s ; long rlonr tn'ddles ' , light , steiidy nt 31a Gd : lomr elenr ni'ddb-s ' , hwivy , steady ut Wn M ; short clear middles , heavy , steady nt 23s Cd ; clear bcllh'S , steady nt 37s. 37s.WHEAT WHEAT No. 2 red western , winter , firm nt 8s : No. 1 ifil northern , spring , ta IUil. 1'forla PEOItrA. Sent. 7. COllN Firm nnd higher ; No. 2 , 23c. OATH Klrm ; No. 2 white. 22'ic. HYE Ouli't. nominal. WHISKY Market firm ; basis for finished gordfi $1.21. HECEIPTH Corn , 162 fwO bus. ; onts , 62 IV ) bus. ; ryt * , COO bus. ; whisky , 221 bbls. ; wheat , 6,800 bus. SHIPMENTS Corn. 31.9.V ) bus. : oals , 56,300 bus. ; rye , nan1 ; whisky , 1 690 bbls. ; whtnt , none. I-ONDON , Sept. 7. I1EET St'OAH S'ptember , DsMd. . NinV YOHK. Sept. 7.-SUOAH-ltnw firmer , ( air re-lining , 3ic : centrlfiiL-al , 16 test , 3'ic. H- llned. llrmer. mold A. 5.1-1Ce : standnrd , 4 ! " 16c. fonfpctloiiHis1 A. 4 15 162 ; cut loaf. , ' 11 1C.- , erjsht-d. 5 15-lGe : powdered. 55-lCc ; granulated , 55-lCc ; cubes 5 5-lCc. NEW OHLEANS. Sept. 7. St'OAHOitn | k l- ln > iiulet nt 2l4i3aic ; centrlfimnl , sttong , grnn- liHtPd 4".iri'l 9-lCe ; wh'lei , 3 r-IG-JI 1-ICr ; yel lows , 3'iffS ' 15-lCc ; second. ! , 2jU'c ' } ; otliclH un changed. Urltlnli liniifirlN Mini [ Jx'iitirlN. IXNDON , Sept. 7 The ll'iard of Trail * * returns for the month nf August chow tie linpnrta to have bet n 33,371 , 8K5. lin Incrcnfu nf S ! > 0 912 o\cr August , U96. The exports fur August. 1F97. w * re JC1R 773,997 , a dccienfe of Jil 552,799 over August , 1696. Fur Hie eight months of U ! > 7 , cndtd August 31. the Imports were 294.755175 , nn Ineiense of 11,438513 over the Fame perlf-d of IHKi. The fx- pord1 for tin * eluht nuiiiths of PI7 ! , n l.d August 31 , Were JC157.6K1 901 , n dPi'ri'nfn of 3 lKi.771 , when compared with the same period of 1S16. OII OIL CITY. Pa. . Sept. 7.-Credlt babnces. 71ct ceitlllcntcs , no bids ; shipments , 4th. 5th and Glh , 149,150 bbls. ; runs 3d anil 4th , Included N. T. Co. . for Mb , US , IS : , bbls. LONDON. Sept. 7. i 'iilfUtln linseed , spot. 31s Hid ; near tit hand delivery. 3lM l'/j.d ' , I'lilliiilclitlilii Priiilucc > 1nrK-tl. I'HILADELPHIA. Sept. 7.- lll'TTEHQuiet ninl vipfiilr : fancy cifiinery , 17c. EGGS Firm nt.jflc higher ; frt'Hh neuiby , ICiilCUc ; western. ICc * . CHEESE ( julet nnd stonily. fflcr Tc\tlli * 'I'm ill * . MANCHESTEH. Kept. 7. Cloths and yarns quiet , with n model nte Inquiry. Price of Pepper. LONDON. Sept. 7. PEPPEH-Fnlr Slngapjro whlli * , 5 5-lCd. run iTioTT/Fv If.t ic K ir. INSTniJMBNTS nhiceil on reeonl Tucstlny , SPMemher 7 , 15)7 ! ) : WAHHANTY DKKDf ? . David .MiicAnlan unil wife t" K C Hnnxrl , lot 7 , .Mni'ABlan'tt nnbillv f MdJ J C ( Ihidden mid wlfo to N O Tnlliol. west 40 feut lot 10 , block 15 , Walnut HIU 2,500 frank Sluvlk nnd wlfo lo Omnhu lirewlnr AHSII , e',4 lot 12 , block 2 , Potter & C'H addition 1,500 J I Hcdlck nnd wife to M II Oiindy. lot * 7 nnd 8. block 4 , HUlidlv of J I Hcdlck'H itddltlon 2,000 QUIT CLAIM DIIBDH A K f'amiien and wlfo to J It Fllnn , lot S , MOT-IB k H' 1'lacp 1 W II Krldler and wlfo to J H I'ur- rottc , lot 9 , lilock C , Hyde park 1 DKKOS. Sheriff to Flnnncu Co , lot 20 , block 1 , MelroH hill 110 Total amount of transfers { fiC12 LAYING IN THE FALL STOCKS Many Heavy Parctinsea Mfttlo of th Wholesalers in This Oity. MANY COUNTRY MERCHANTS VISIT OMAHA Work of Mvrpliiitiln * Iliircnu 1'rovof n SnrcrnM anil ItoMilln In HrliiK- luit Iliinilrciln of VlNltom to the Ulty. Monday wns the first ilny o ( the chpnp cxcnrflons Into Omaha , anil nlthoiiRli Monday Is generally refinrdcil ns A poor il < iy for luiy- Ing p.t | > cilltlonB Into large cities on account of n ilcslro ot the country merchant to re main nt homo ami settle up his Saturday's business , ninety-eight country merclmr.tB rcKlstercd In the Merchants' bureau of the Omatm Commercial club from outside paints. It In known that tticro were a number ot merchants who ramo In Monday who liavo not registered at the bureau. Tho'o wuro diivcral hit ml r oil merchants from points oii the Fremont , Klkhorn & Missouri Valley r.ilU road between Fremont nnd Norfolk , and on the Missouri IMcllle between Kails City and Oinahi who took adviint.ige ot the 'one-faro rates offered an account of lliu special Inltln- toty exercises of the Knights ot Ak-Sar-llon. These have not registered anywhere , and there Is no wny ot ncetlrntely ilctorinliiit ] their number or their purchases. The consensus of opinion among the Job bers Is that the Merchants' bureau Is a era ml success. The jobbers say that the country merchants arc not only earning Into Omaha , but they nro buying more extensively than for several years past. In almost every Instance a per cent of tln-lr bills ot imrchnxo exceeds the anvunt of their rallro.nl fare , and they will therefore have their t-lp without - out the expense of transportation from their own pockets. The bills of purchase vary , ranging nil the way from $30 to $3.000. The latter hill of goods was sold to one country merchant by a prominent wholesale dry goods firm ot Omaha yesterday , ns certi fied lo by a report to the bureau at noon. UOSTKU OK Till * VISITORS. Up to yesterday noon Mio tallowing nu r- chants had registered with the Merchant's Ilureati of the Omaha Commercial eluh , a very fair proportion of the 325 members ut the bureau who have como In during the first day and a half of the period assigned for the merchants' exclusions : J. II. V.ck , Klmwood ; II. Vaiuluscn , Sorlbner ; C 1) . Xcshlt , West Point ; J. K. Dreniili'n , Scrlh- nor ; L. J. Icltz , Talmage , Neb. ! l.ouls Stransky , Nnrlta , Kan. ; F. 11. Ilalileman , Lovolar.d , la. ; L. II. Ilorrum. Adams. Neb. ; J. U. Thomas , Lyons ; Harry Tcmplln , Palmer ; John honbben , Scwaril ; F. M. Castctter , IJlalr ; U. F. Munro , lllalr. Nob. ; John An derson , Missouri Valley ; H. J. Edmunds , Hawthorne , la ; L. V. Young and AV S. Young. South Auburn , Neb. ; M. S. Sturgeon , Keatlolpli , la. ; A. Dahlstrom. Cercsco ; C J. Smersb , llralnard ; M. S. TafTe. Mtchfield ; J. W. Dnnkln , Ravenna ; K. Slurzeicggor , South Hem ! ; J. Si. Prnnklln , Aurora , Neb ; J. A. Cook , Shelby , la. ; 0. I. Axtcll , Avoca ; Kverltt & Walt. Laurel , Xeh. ; II. 13. An dersen. Stantnn ; A. B. Cordon , Red Oak ; William C. Khrhardt , Logan , In. ; Kdwnrd Loder , Waverley , la. ; James Snoll , MemphlH , Neb. ; J. Hill , Missouri Valley , In. ; C K. McMonles. Lyons , Xeh. ; R. A. Trevlss , Fre mont , Nub. ; C. R. Kurth , Leigh. Net ) . ; C L. lichee , Mondamln. la. ; F. M. Trohee , Smithfield - field ; II K. Wood Knstls ; II. Kreytnborg , Elkhorn ; C. C. Uucknell , Alvo ; Albert Hlncired , Smartvlllo ; J. L. MathlcRon , Tcka- mah , Ni'h. ; G..N. Xorllus. Klron. la. ; 0. A. Hlackstoiu' . Craig , Xeb. : J. Brunnlur , Man ning ; McQueen Hros. , Modale ; G. S. Maly. Logan. la. ; Hans Peters , Orotna ; J. W. Bat tles. Kdgar ; Ira Wolfe. Elgin. Neb. ; W. JI. Carlisle , Missouri Valley , la. ; Leo Johnson , Mead ; C. Wldrlg , Ewlng ; C. H. Wright , Ulysses ; L. C. Krlngel. Wlsner ; M. C. Har rington , North Platte ; F. H. Hoszcll , lloono ; 13. Hansen , J. H. Tcmplln , Central City ; Lori Xcddlnes , Risings ; J. W. 'llylngton. Tomora ; E. woo.nalser , Ila sctt ; A , Y. Howcr , Ulysses ; E. A. Swygy , Wansa ; W. H. Gates. Weeping Water ; 13. R Good , Stella ; J. R. Davidson. Aurora , Neb. ; J. H. llaydon. Atlantic , la. ; H. C. Marquardt , Avoca ; W. II. Huffman , Campbell ; Anton Harot , Able , Neb. ; W. I ) . Armstrong. Logan , la. ; J. W. Turner. Oxford ; J. J. Wanku. Silver Creole , Neb. ; S K. Painter , .Missouri Valley : S. II. Sholz , Vllllsca , la. ; C. A. Holtry , Suther land , Neb. ; S. T. Rhode. Randolph ; L , R McFadon. Emerson , la. ; O. J. Ilneftlo. Cozad ; J. C. Mahon. Malcolm ; John C. Wnnner , Stan ton ; 13 , J. Newman , Stanton ; Conaway & Co. , Hartlngton , Neb. GOOD FBKLINO TOWARD OMAHA. William V. Morse , president of the Morso- Coe Shoe company , said yesterday : "Thera Is no doubt In the world about the success of the Initial excursion of the country buyers Into Omaha. They are not only coming Into the city In large numbers , but they arc liny- Ins goods. Most of the purchases arc not of enormous amounts. People do not buy that way BO much now as forme ly , but all of tlm merchants are buying something. Moreover , you'll find that these mcrchnnls are warming up to Otaaha , and that's the point wo'ro after. They're getting Into closer touch with our people here , and that's Just what wo- want. "Many of the country tradespeople who haven't bought much for several years ara now coming In and buying fair amounts. " Bearles & Searles Sl'I-CIALISTia Acrvcus , Chronic and Privave Diseases WEAK MEN SEXUALLY. Jt I , Kiiril < TMiif Atn.t Trriitinont by mill 1 Cuiihiiltiitloii I ° rno SYPHILIS Cured for lire and tu poUun liiuiuughly cIvuiKi/i frinu the ynfin. BUfiniutornica , tiemlnal Wcukn.t > . Loit Man * hood , Night jvliluiolo.il , Ltcu > cd F cuHk , Ift * male Weiln in and all ucucata dlcorderi pt. rullar to tltn'r ex poilllvcly curea. I'/hJCS , l-'ISTUKA and HECTAL UL.UICIIH IIYDIIO. CELES AND VAniCOCELE/ r-nanenlly ana fully cureit , Metho < TiAw and unfallln/- cured at home by new method without pain or cutting. Oili "n nr nd.lreta with ttamp. Dr.Saarlas & te Institute ) 1U > ! > Dodjio St . Onmliu , Neb , tiovsi LTATIO.V KH ii * , , , SpecltiHMB In treatment of Ctirouic , ftervous and I'rivate ' Djssisjs. unil all U IOAK.M'.SS BBITM unil nisoiimsHS nt ttltLn IIYDHOCELE und VAHICOt'ELE peimunently und ( .uccenvfully cuifd In i-M'i > care , IIUJOI ) AND SKIK-UlK-utcn. Korts Spots , Plmpli-H. Sciofula. Tumors. Tetter , Eczema nnil Illoeid Polsgn lhoroughl > clemikcd from the tya- NEHVOHS Debility , Spermatorrhen , Semlnfil I ocies , NlEbt Emlmltini. \ , i * cf Vital Power * permanently and speedily cured , \VK.\lv SIH.V , ( Vitality Weak ) , inuiK * to tiy too clone nppll * cation to hutdiieKi ) or nu.ly ; Kevere mental n I rain or griff ; HEX UAL EXCICSSES In middle llfo or from the effccti * of youthful follleu. Call or write them today , Ilex 277. Omaha Meilicii ! anil Surgical Instlluto JAMES E. BOYD & Telephone 1030. Omaha , Neb. -COMMISSION- GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS 1IOAHI ) OK THADK. Dlnct wlrti to Chtcato and New Turk. * Uk
