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10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , SffOVEMBEH 4 ,
COMMERCIAL ASD FINANCIAL
Wheat Oontinnea to Lei Headwij , Owing
to the Added Supply ,
LOSS AMOUNTS TO MORE THAN HALF CENT
\\VnkiirKH .Stnrln n llrnlUInc After
VlKor n ( Oprnlnpr nnil I'ut 1'rlee In
llenelieil Without Clipeklnw De
cline Oilier Cercnln Vlclil.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. AVheat fell nsfxln to-
< 1ny under the Influence of nrcumulntlnp
Blocks nncl December t-loscd with a loss of.
lilttic. Corn declined Ufflic nnil onts Uc.
1'rovlnlons were rtronK mid closed tin-
dinnpcd to IfrfJlSlJc hlRlior.
Small ArRcntlno shipments nnil higher ca
bles , notwIthstnmlliiK thu decline here yes-
lenlny , Btnrted Tvheiit at a fractional ntl-
vnnro ever last night's rlose. Shorts were
apprehensive for the moment because of
some excitement In Knglnml over the Trans-
vanl nltUHtlon and . ome > covering resulted.
J.liltililutlon on the bulge became so exces
sive , however , tliat the ilcmnnd was wlth-
ilrawn and tlin market turned suddenly
ivcnk. From Hint point until the end the
course was downward. I'ut flRUres were
reached without meeting any opposition
nnd this fact alone lidded Impetus to the
celling movpmcnt. The main factor ot
weakness wns the rapid Increase In the
domestic visible , the Indications being that
an addition of over 1,000,000 would bo mndo
during thu week. Light clearances , slow
cash dpmand and tlin reported Improved
Chicago recelveil 133 cars , twenty-live of
which graded contract. Mlnneaiiolls nnd
Dulnth got 718 ears , compared with CIS the
same day last week and 1W2 u year ago.
Total western primary receipts were 745,000
bu. , against 1,114.000 bu. last year. Atlantic
port clearances In wheat and Hour equated
226,000 bu. Argentine shipments of wheat
during the week were 792,000 bu. , ngalnst
1,072.0(0 bu. a week ago , and none the cor
responding week last year. The crop out
look In that country won still pronounced
excellent , with the Indications that fully
80,000,000 bu. would be available from this
senson's yield for export.
Diminishing- country offering ! ' , owing to
continued wet weather , strengthened corn
early. An advance or Hd at Liverpool also
encouraged buying , but the market lln.illy
yielded under heavy liquidation , Induced by
n poor cash demand and reports of a serious
blockade at IlulYalo. The market was ac
tive throughout , but closed weak at the
bottom. Receipts. " 11 ears. December
opened > 4o higher lit Dl'V&.ll'Ac ' , advanced to
31tt031iic and declined to .10c at the close.
Oats followed other grains. There was no
special feature to the trade , however , prices ,
ruling easy within narrow limits. Receipts
were light , 1S2 cars , but tbf ! was offset by
n Mack shipping demand. December opened
' .do higher at 22H5I22c. declined to 22Ho and
olOBcd at 22Jft22' , c.
Provisions were slow but firm , Liberal
Hhlpments and a steady ilecrcaio In stocks
encouraged buying of ribs nnd pork nnd
substantial gains were scored. Packers
sold freely of lard , however. January pork
closed 10ifl2Hc higher at J9.70Sj9.72U , Janu-
iiry lard unchanged at $5,25 and January
libs 2V2f ( 5c higher at $4.95.
Estimated receipts * for Saturday : Wheat ,
115 cars ; corn , S10 cars ; oats , 100 cars ; hogs ,
38,000 hend.
Th . leading futures ranged as follows :
' " ' '
Artlcle'a.l Open" | Hlgli.'Low. | | Close. | Yea'y.
Wheat
Nov. K > CSTA
May 73 cm 72'4i72 72 %
Corn-
Dec. 30 %
.Ian. 30i 30-jff , si
May 32tt&S32i8 | > 4
Oats
Dec. 214 JJ- %
May 21 23)4 23 %
Pork-
Dec. K 0.1 8 12' ' * ! S 05 S 12 < 4 S 02V-
Jan. 9 GS 9 72V 9 Go 9 72 < i 9 CO
Lard
Dec. G 10 5 10 G07U1 5 O7'j ' B071S
Jan. 5 274' ! ' 5 27 > 4 r - 525
nibs
Nov. I S5 4 S2' '
Jan. 4D2V4 95 | 4 92'.A 4 95 49i5
No. 2.
Cash duotatlons were as follows :
nnd _ easy ; patents.
dATS No. 2. 2'ic ; No. 2 white , 2GG2GV c ;
No. S white. 25l4c.
YR No. 2. 51c.
HAHLKY-No. 2 , 37f44c.
SBKDS No. 1 tlaxseed and northwest ,
Jl.29'i , Prime timothy , $2.30. Prime clover ,
J7.10.
J7.10.PROVISIONS
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl , , $5.05
{ fS.10. hard , per 100 Ibs. , $5.I7'XiS5.20. ' Short
ribs Hides ( loose ) , $4.7SF/5.20. ( Dry salted
Hhouldcrs ( boxed ) , J5.7505.S7V4. Short clear
sides ( boxed ) , r > .30f(5.33. (
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshcd goods , per
gal. . $1.24.
SUGARS Cut loaf , J3.70 ; granulated. $5.18.
Following ate the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles. Recelnts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , bbls 15,000 12,00. . '
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"Wheat , bu 74,000 10.001.
Corn , bu 2SI.IKV . ) 287,00 : ;
Oats , bu 2ilf ! > 00 EOl'.dOf
Hyp , bit 5,000 2.00C
Uarley , bll 72,000 9,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was Ilrrn ; creameries1 , 15f(23Vic (
dairies , HffJIOe. KggH , strong ; fresh , ISc
Cheese , steady ; creams , " " "
M3W YOIIK MAHICET
for tlie Oil } ' < ui YnrluuM
ConiiiioilKlen.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. FLOUR-llccclpts ,
11,072 bbls. ; export * , 8,357 bbls ; salon. lO.OCK
pkgw. ; steady for low grades nnd eawy fo
nit-dlum and higher grades , closing dull.
BUCKWHEAT Quiet at GlfjlBc , c. 1. f.
Now York.
COKNMEAL Quiet ; yellow -western , SO ®
S2c ; city. SOIiHlc ; nrnndywlne. $2.30fc2.35.
IIYE Weaker ; No. 2 western. 02c f. o
b. , nlloat to arrive ; Htnto rye , COc , c , 1. f.
New York "a riot P.
BARLEY Pull ; feeding. 41 i i4.1c , c. I. f.
Buffalo ; malting. ir > if)9c , c. I , t. , Hulfalo.
IIARLI3Y MALT Dull : western , oitiffic ,
WI1KAT Rpi-olntB , 12.02T. bu. ; sales. 10.01' '
bu. futures , fifi,0oii , bu , s ] > ot ; spot dull bu '
firm ; No , 2 rod , 7lc f. o. b. afloat , spot ; No ,
1 northern Diiiuth , 7C'iic ' f. o. b. uiloat. to
nrrlvo. now ; No , 2 red , 72'/ie elevator. Op
tions steady at an ndvaneo of ! io nnd l
further advanced "fee on butter cables than i
expected. For u tlmo the market wan \
fairly aetlvo on local covering : later the
feeling was very weak , lliero being no out-
sldo support whatever and exporters show .
ing no disposition to buy : closed weuk at
tlin lowest point , a nee decline of i c ;
SInrch closed at 7i-e ( ; Mar , TTMiftTTUi'i '
closed at 77Uo ; December , 73V < ft7l&r ! , closed j !
lit 7.1ic. !
CORN Receipts , 61.42. bu. ; exports , 33,431
bu. ; sales , 75.(00 ( bu. futures. M.OOO bu. spot ;
( mot weak ! No. S , | 0u f , o. b. iilloiit , 3SV.U
rlflvalor. Options opened Htcadv and noiii-
inully Uc higher on cables , but turned
easier on disappointing export domain ! ;
closed weak at net unchanged prices ; May ,
M'tf/SSfie , closed lit 3S'c ; lccember , as > vki | )
3S ! c , closed nt SS'.ie. w\
OATS Receipts. 10ti.400 liu , ; exports , S.fiSO
bu. ; npot , ( inlet ; No. 2 , 29Sc ! : No. 3 , Sic ; No.
n white , 301-c. : Options nominal ; no bus
iness.
HAY Dull ; shipping , G5 < 370e ; good to
" '
choice. "SfiS'JUc.
HOPS-Qulet ; state , common to choice.
18M crop. Cc ; 1S8 crop , nominal. tOffjac
J'.u'Illc coast : ibM crop , iJc ( : 1S37 croii
nominal : 1698 crop. llfflie ; Paciilo coast and
tttnte. IS'JD crop , I25j15c.
1I1DKS Firm : Qaiveston , 20 to 2
17'jo ' : Texas dry. 21 to 20 Ibs. , I3c ;
fornla. 21 to 25 Ilia. , 19VJC.
LKATHHU Steady ; hemlock sole , Buenos
yroH , light to heavyweights , 21Jj2)V4c ) ; ncld ,
\Vo6L-Qulct ; domestic llcece. "lOSc-
Texan. Hfil'p. ' " '
I'ROVISIONS-Heof. tlrm ; famllv , 2ffii : :
mens. J10.OOW10.50 ; beef hams , J2.55a3on :
packet , $ U < r12 ; city , extra India mess. $19jz
22. Cut moatH. steady ; pickled bellies.
J .B057.W > . Hams , $ S00S.75 | , Liird , Kleuily
city , J5.1B ; Jvoveniber closed nt $5 171.1
nominal : rellned , isteady. Pork , tlrm : mess
* Hl" > rt ClP"r' W'is/iliM
111Wi ? ' i.lHl" ' > ' "Iliv
POT A'TO'lCS Quiet ; Jersey n , Jl.OOftl 25-
Now York. Jl.pOSl U ; "yrjaland. : - - *
aiKTALS The prlco of tin went , off to tha
lowoM level reached since the bulRo of
early mimmnr , with Indication ) ) at the close
pointing to no relief from the weakness for
the present , nt least. The other depart
ments of the local market were unsettled ,
with u downward tendency , following un
favorable cables from Kurouoan markets ,
disappointing news from the west nnd
, apathy on the part of the buyers , At the
close the Metal exchange railed plu Iron
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-warrants entirely nominal at H6.GOfil8.00 ;
lnk copper , unchanged at $17 : tin. very
wenk at $30 ; lead , quiet at * 1.574"
Pprlter , dull nt Jl.SrtJ74.PO. The brokers'
prlco for lead Is $1,40 and for cooper $17.
OM.UIA titt.SKUAI , MAHKET.
Conillllon ot Trnde mill Qtiotndons nn
Mnile | nnil Fnncr I'roduce.
'GGS-RecplptH liberal ; good stock , 16c.
I'OfLTRY-Hcns. llvo , SKc ; spring chick
ens , CVjC ; old nn l st.iggy roosters , live , 3V *
Sf-lc ; ducks nnd geese , live , 6i7o ; turkeys ,
live , lOc.
IJUTTER-Coinmon to fnlr , 15c : choice. 1&
( tl'lc ; separator , 22Q23e ; gathered creamery ,
18020C.
PIGEONS-Llve , per doz. , 75o.
VEALS Chnlco. 8c.
OYSTERS Medium , per cnn. 20c : stand-
nrds , per can. 2ej ! bulk standard , per gal. ,
$1.25 ; extra selects , per can. 32c ; extra
selects , per gal. , Jl.75 ; New York Counts. '
per can , 40c : New York Counts , per 100. $1.25.
HAY Upland , choice , $6.oO ; miaianu . |
choice. $6.flp ; lowlano. cnolce , $5.00 ; rye
straw , choice. $3.50 ; No. 3 corn. 27c ; No. 3
white oats , 4c ; cracked corn , per ton. $12 ;
corn and oats , chopped , per ton. $12.00 ;
bran , per ton. J13 ; shorts , per ton. $ U.
T.9 Ii\Zo.S-Per/cm'- ' ' .
1'OTATOKS-I'er bu. , 200250.
CRANBERUIKS-nipo Cod , $3.
fancy Howes. $ S.60fi7.W.
ONtONS-Retall way. 70375c.
CELERY-Per doz. , 20S10C.
TITUNlPS-ntitub.-iBas. per Hi. , Hie.
CAUBAGE-Per Hi. . IVic.
FHUIT3.
PLUMS-Oregon , per crate. $1.0031-25.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-No good ship
ping stock ,
APPLES Choice western "blnplng stock ,
J3.0flfl3.23 ; Jonathans nnd Grimes' golden ,
W.&Ofi'l.OO ' ; New York stock , # .7517:4,00. :
GRAPES-New York , 20c ; California To-
kiij'H , $1.75.
PEARS-Wtatcrn varieties. J2.2502.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Mexican , per box. $ .5 .
LEMONS California fnncv. $4.75575.00 ;
cholco G5.50. California , $4.Wj4,50 ; Messina , $5.00 i .
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock , |
HT bunch , $2.00@2.50 ; medium-sized bunches ,
11.7602.00.HIDES
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , So ; No. 2 preen
hides , 7c : No , I salted hides. 9 Jc ; No. 2
malted hides , Sic ; No. 1 veal cnlf. S to 12
bs. . lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc ,
TALLOW. GREASE , ETC. TnllOW. No. 1.
35ic ; tallow. No. 2. 3Uc : rough tnllow , IVic ;
whllo grease , 2"iiJ31ic : yellow and brown
; rease , 2V 03c.
03c.MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY-Per 24-aectIon case , $3.23S3.50.
NUTS Hickory nuts , per bu. , $1.00.
FIGS California layers , per 1Mb. box.
11.10 ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , $1.20.
MAPLE SUGAR Per lb. . flc.
St. I.oiilM < ! mln mill 1'rovlnloni.
ST. LOtJIS. Nov. 3. WHEAT Lower ; No.
red , cash , clevntor , G9e ; track , 71 < ff71" > 4c : De-
jcmbcr. CSVi-oj May , 73073'fic ; No. 2 hard ,
C7iGSc : receipts , 20.025 bushels.
CORN Weak ; No , 2 cash , 31Hc ; track ,
I2e ; December. 29c ; May , 304Q30Uc.
OATS Weak ; No. 2 cash , 2lc ; track , 24l ! > c ;
December , 2.1ic ; Alay , 25c ; No. 2 white , 27c.
RYI3 Dull ; 550.
SEEDS Timothy , $1.9 f2.25. Flaxseed ,
higher. $1.2CCfl.27.
CORNMEAl Stcady nt $1.7501.80.
1IRAN Strong ; sacked , east track. 64c.
HAY Firm ; timothy , JS.SOS 11.00 ; prairie ,
WHISKY Steady at $1.21.
COTTONTIE8 $1.03.
UAGGINCAVoak nt BTsQG'&c. &
HEMP TWINE-9C.
FLOUR Dull and weaker ; patents. $3.401 ?
3.50 ; extra fancy , $3.0503.15 ; clear , $2.9003.10.
POULTRY Steady ; chickens , old , 6 > c ;
young , 7c ; turkeys , SHc ; ducks nnd ,
' geese
5 # < j'c.
PROVIS10NS-Dry salt meats ( boxed ) ,
shoulders , $5.75 ; extra ehorts , Jo.inVz ; clear
ribs , $5.50 ; clear Bides , $5.62'A. Bacon
( boxed ) , shoulders , $6.25 ; extra shorts , $5.75 ;
clear ribs. $5.87 ; clear sides , $ d,12 .
RECEIPTS Flour , 10,000 bblf. ; wheat , 20-
000 bu. : corn. 33,000 bu. ; oatf , 30.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 9,000 bbls. : wheat ,
11,000 bu. ; corn , 45,000 bu. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
Iluttcr , KKX nnil Cliccnc MnrUct.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3. BUTTER-
Flrm ; fancy western creamery , 24'tc ' ; fancy
western prlntM , 26c.
EGGS KIrrn : fresh nearby , 21c ; frert
western , 20'.i721c : fresh southwestern , 19c ;
fresh aouthern. ISc.
KANSAS CITY , Nov. 3. EGGS Firm ;
fresh MbiFourl nnd Kansas stock , ISc dozen ,
cases returned.
HPTTBR Crenmerv , 20f22c : dairy. 18c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3. BUTTER Re
ceipts. 3.G20 pkgs. ; firm ; western creamery.
IB'TfJlc ; June creamery , 17023c ; factory , 14V4
CHEESE Receipts , 4.930 , pkgs. ; large
white , 12c ; small white. 12Viff'12-ic : largo col
ored , 12 < t)121ic ) : Hinall colored ; ' 12 8 ? 12"-ic.
EGGS Receipts. 0,032 pkgs. ; steady ; west
ern , ungraded , at mark , 1401SC.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. : i. BUTTER-Steady ;
creamery , lSff244c ; dairy , 15@21c.
EGGS Firm nt IGc.
CinCAGO , Nov. 3. BUTTER-Flrm ;
creameries. 15Q23V-.C : dairies , 14019C.
EGGS Strong ; fresh , ISc.
Uvrp i > I Urnlit nnd 1'rovlnlnnn.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 3. WH'EAT Steady ;
spot. No. 2 red western. 5s lOil ; futures
ftcndy ; Dfcember , Ss lid ; March , 5s llid ;
No. 1 northern spring , steady. Gs.
COny Spot , American mixed , now , firm
3s 5d ; American mixed , old , tlrm , 3s Sd ; fir
tures steady ; November , 3s 5d ; December
3s G-lid : January , 3s G',4d.
PROVISIONS Beef , extra India mess
strong , S5o ; prime mess , strong , 78s 9d
Hams , short cut. 14 to 16 Ibs. , 45s Gd. Bacon ,
long clear middles , light , dull , 31s ; long
clear middles , heavy , : iOs.
PEAS Canadian , 5s 7d.
Receipts : American corn during last
three days , 227.300 centals ; wheat , 2CO.OOO
centals , Including 9,000 American. Weather
rainy.
Iliilliinore Flour mill Ornlii.
BALTIMORE , Nov. 3.-FLOUR-Dull and
unchanged.
WHEAT Very dull : spot and month. C3U
< tiKici December , 704iJ)71c ; !
) : steamer. No. 2
red , fiIsitJ5c ( ; receipts. 22,211 bu. : southern
wheat by sample , S(370c. (
CORN Very dull ; mixed , spot and
month , 3S03SUc ; December , 37i538c :
steamer mixed , 36'.4i3G7ic ( ; receipts , W.Vfi
bu. : exports. 4-13,167 bu. : southern white
corn , new , 35Q3Se.
OATS Fair ; No , 2 white. SOUSlc ; No. 2
mixed , 2Sc.
3IliiiieuiollHVlient nnd Klnnr ,
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. S.-WHEAT-Tn
store : No. 1 northern , November , < e ; De
cember , 6-l1-4fiG4' : May , GSic , On track :
No. 1 hard , C7',4c ' ; No. 1 northern , 654c ! ; No.
2 northern , C24c.
FLOUR Slow and unsatisfactory ; some
of thu mills are down nnd the disposition is
to Ehut down further capacity If the de
mand does not soon develop : llrst patents ,
$3.70fr3.M ) ; second patents , $3.5503.70 ; llrst
clear * . tt.SOfi2.90.
BRAN-ln bulk ,
Toti-do Market.
TOLEDO. O. . Nov. 3. WIIEAT-I
and weak ; No. 2 , cash , GDc ; December , 70Mc wer
;
May. TB'ie.
f'ORN Dull and Ptouily : No , 2 mixed ,
33 < sc.
OATS-Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , 23c.
ItYIi Dull and lower ; No. 2. cash. 56c bid.
. OI.OVEItSEED-Dull and higher ; prime
| cash , old , $ J.SO ; December , $3,57 ! * .
! .tlilnniild-e ( irnlii Mnrket.
! MILWAUKEE , Nov. 3. - WHEAT-
Flrnn-r ; No. 1 nortliern , liSfttiDVic ; No , 2
I 1 northern. ( K'.WiW/jc ' ,
RYU Lower ; No. 1 , E.I'.ifl'Ke. '
HAULUV-Lowcrj No. 2 , 46c ; sample. 3S'i '
IVorlu Slnrlccl.
PEOUIA , Nov. 3. CORN-Actlve , flrm
No. 2. 32isc. ;
OATS-FInn : No. 3 wlilte , 2. ' ! ; > ifi2lc.
\ WlllBKY-FIrm , on the basis of J1.24 for
| finished goortft
Ilnlntli ( irnlii .
DULUTH , Nov. 3. WHEAT No. 1 hard.
ciiHh. C7o ; No. 1 northern , cash , G6c ; DC-
cflinber , ( Vie ; May , 70e ; No. 2 northern , 63c ;
No. 3
spring , CflHo.
Wool .llnrkfl.
I1OSTOK. Nov. 3. WOOI.i-.Tho Commer1
clal Bulletin will Miy tomorrow of the wool j
market : Lu.sl week's enormous sales have'
been excelled by this week's ' huge total of
18.3l5.bOO pounds , again breaking the record 1,1
which until last week was 13.543,701 pounds
In the speculative ) times of lt > 97. An average -
'
ago week's sale Is 4,000,000 , pounds , Prices
IIHVO advanced from la to "a the scoured
pound above last week. Flno staple territory
X Is sold at ISc , scoured. I lie highest price
tiliu-o Illnlnn'B defeat. Ohio XX has ad |
1 vanced tu 34c. Thorn has been n rush for ,
Australian and the uniull supply Is almost
i exhausted. Foreign markets support our
I i ' own. Montevideo has opened at price. * 50
per cent above those of lust year. The
> Hales for the week tire 10.07S.500 pounds do-
I mestlc and ? ,2SS,000 foreign , a total of 18-
lMO.f.00 pounds for this week , against n to-
! till of 17,731.000 pounds lust week nnd a to
tal of 7.153,500 for the corresnondinir week
lust year. The receipts to data show nn
! Increase of 323,657 bales domestic , a de-
rrcnso of 23.327 bales foreign against last
I year , The sales to date show an Incrensn
! ' of 14SS7jGUO pounds domestic and 16,217,400
foreign.
Ciidrn Market ,
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-CWFEE-OptlonR
opened HtiMdy. with prices unchanged to 5
points higher , end wh.Ha not active ruled '
quite tlrm most of the dny on light support
.and f-relxu Imylup , founded on European
, cables. N'e-.ir the close n Hurry of realizing >
forced prices downward. Holiday In Bra
zilian markets proved something of n rhffk
on peculation. _ Cl6 drnsy _ _ in n.nf.t JPS
'
her , . $3.7M13.7 . Spot coffee , It'.o , firm but
MOVHMKNT.S OP STOCKS AM ) IMI.VDS.
I'rnmlMe of llprnlnu ; 1 Xot Hrnllr.pil
nii'.l Clone' ' In lit Hie Itollom.
NIvW YORK , Nov. S.-Tho opening deal
ings In the stock market were , very mil-
rrntsd nnd the cource of prices was upward.
( 'ontlnucd activity by the various pools was
apparent In the stocks , which have ndA
vanced within the last few days. Heavy
realizing was in evidence nt n very early
period , In the trading and the snnp wiu s-oou
tnkfn out of the upward movement. The
volume of the Belling was much redured below -
low 1 ( the best prices , but the demand also
fell oft nnd support peemed to V > o withc
drawn from the manipulated specialties
TJif > course of prices was generally downv
ward for the rest of the. day. One or two
efforts wore made to check the decline , but
without treat effect , The hears made no
great demonstration unt'l ' tht final hour ,
when price * touched the low point of thu
day. Covering by the shorts rallied prices ,
but l ! they were not well held , and the clo'wr
Ing 1 : wns rather heavy nnd dull. The gt-n-
oral level of prices Is lower on tht\ day ,
but I : there are a few exceptions. 1'nlled
Stales Ixwtht-r continued a conspicuous
flgurf In the speculation nnd was rushed up ,
flt e-xtremp 514 points to 3JH nnd closed - j
below -that. The preferred atock parted
company with Its Junior after n Hse of
nearly l : n point and was decidedly weak for
the rest of the day. declining- fxlreme
! ! " ; . with .1 final rally ot % . Dealings In
Southern Paclllo continued on a very large
scale , but the stock at no tlmo rencheil
more than % above last night's level. Sugar
dropped a point , milled 2 and ft 11 again
below last night's level. Manhattan , on the
contrary , ro e over a point , but fell again
to 111 nnd rallied but feebly. Standard
Rope opened Up * < . nnd then turned downI
ward an extreme 2V4. Brooklyn Transit also 1
developed weakness early In the dny and
went below S9 nt one time. In the. llrst live
minutes of trading over 11.000 shares ot
Jhcsapoako Sc Ohio came on the market
ivlth only u slight Impression on the price.
These examples Indicate the prevalent dls-
position to take profits for the- long account. ,
The majority of railroad stocks was slngu- i
larly neglected with the exception of semis ;
early demand for the couthwesterns , which
gave way In the. late weakness. During ,
the llrst two hours of trading there were
but two transactions recorded In St. Paul.
There was some selling for London account ,
but It was well absorbed during the early
period of strength In th'.s market. The re-
uctlonary tendency was due to the gro ng
apprehension of an unfavorable bank state
ment tomorrow. .Money was not stringent ,
but was llrm at Gf8 per cent. The banks
have lost on subtrcasury operations Bonio
$2t > Sl,000 , jitter allowing for receipts of
$1,000,000 In gold nnd government Interest
payments and Including $300.000 deposited
nt the KUbtrcnsury for transfer to the In
terior. According to statements compiled
by the. leading banks they have made nt
shipments to the Interior bv express of
nearly $2,000,000. This would Indicate a net
loss to the banks In cash ot over $ lCOO.OXt.
The clearing house Institutions have culled
loans on a large- scale during the week , so
that th'.s loss In cash is offset In part nt
least. Lust Saturday's statement was be
lieved to have made a more favorable showIng -
Ing than wns warranted by the actual con
dition of the banks nnd the vagaries of
average system may throw some ot the un
favorable factors over Into this week's
statement.
Bonds , after some early show of strength
yielded In sympathy with stocks. Total
sales , par value , $2,350,000. United States 2s
advanced ' $ , ' .he 3s4 and the new 4s H
In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
hero were very qirlct. They began dull ,
then hardened up on encouraging war .news
that dribbled through. Consols were. n u"T.
Spanish 4s were 63.50 ; tintos , 4616 : Anacon
das , 9$4 ; Utahs. 71-16 ; Bostons , 1 5-1B. Cop
ier was marked up 30s. Silver was ilrm on
lhanghal demand. Money was firmer.
The following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on the New York exchange
today :
Atchlson 22sJ"Texas & Pacific. . 19'4
do pfd GC % Union Pacific . . . . 47
Baltimore & O. . . 32- % do pfd 76 %
Canadian Pacific. 95 Wabaah S'4
Canada South. . . . 53 do pfd 23
Chcs. & Ohio . . . 2SifcW. & L. E. . . . . . . . 12
Chicago G. AV. . . . 11 % do 2d pfd. . . . 31
C. . B. & Q 134 Wii.- . Central . . . . 20V4
Chi. , Jnd. & L. . . llAdams Ex 114
do pfd 43 Amer. Ex 14S
Chi. & E. Ill 95V4 United Stntcs Ex. 50
Chicago & N. AV.170V4 AVclls-Fargo Ex.,130
C..R. I. & P 115 < iA. Cot. Oil 4514
C. C. C. & St. L. . G0 % do pfd 95'A
Colo. Southern. . . B',4 Amcr. Malting . . . 12Vi
do 1st pfd. . . . 47"4 " do pfd
do 2d pfd 17 Amer. S. & R. . .
Del. & Hudson..122V4 do pfd S7',6 '
Del. L. & W 191 Amer. Spirits . . . S
Den. & R. G. . . . 21 % do pfd 17' '
do pfd 76VbAmcr. S. II 42' '
Erie 13H do pfd 82
do 1st pfd. . . . 37 % Amer. S. & W. . . 47'.fc
Ot. Nor. pfd 174 . do pfd S.V.-
Hocking Coal . . . 1714 Amer. Tin Plate. 33'i
Hocking Valley , . 32V < . do pfd S2
Illinois Central..115V4 Amer. Tobacco. . . 122V
Iowa Central 111 do pfd 141
do pfd E9 > 4 Anac. Mln. Co. . . . I7'4
K. C. . P. & G. . . . 914 Brooklyn R. T. . . S3
Lake Erie & AV. . 1S % Colo. Fuel & I. . . . 55 %
do pfd SO .Con. Tobacco 42 %
Lake Shor 19S do pfd 03
LouK & Nash. . . . 87 Federal Steel . . . CS %
Manhattan L HI3 * do pfd SI
Met. St. Ry 197 { Gen. Electric . . . .121 4
Mexican Central. 13" Glucose Sugar . . 51
Minn. & St. L. . . 73V4' do pfd
do pfd 95 Inter. Paper 2G'A
Mis. Pacific We do pfd 71
Mobile & Ohio. , . . 4fi I Liicledc Gas 77',4
. , . . . . . . . . .
K. & T " VT. 11 1 T > l t 4. < 1 * '
Mis. 12"4 National Biscuit.
do pd 40'i ) do pfd 90
N. J. Central . . .124H National Lead . . . 2S1A
N. A * . Central do pfd. . . .1071,5
Norfolk & AV National Steel . . . 4SU
do pfd do pfd
Nor. Pacific 544 N. Y. Air Brake. 149
do pfd 76i t No. American . . 13
Ontario & W 261J PaelUc Coast . . . 52-U
Ore , R. < SN 42 I do 1st pfd. . . S8
do nfd 76 do 2d ntd. . . . G7-H
Pennsylvania . . . .130 % ' Pdclflc Mull . 40
Rending 2IW People's Gaf . . .115 %
do 1st pfd , . . . 1 Pressed S. Car . . 57's
do 2d pfd. . . . 33 clo pfd
Rio G. W 35U. Pullman P. Car..192
do nf l Standard R. & T..13
St. L. & S. F. . . . 11 Sugar 15 i
do 1st pfd. . . . 71 do nfd 117U
do 2d pfd , . . . 37'4 ' Tcnn. Coal & I..lWi
St. L. . Southw. . . 124 U. S. Lenther. . . . 2)lJ )
do nfd . 3IU do pfd SI
St. Paul U. S. Rubber. . . . 48'4 '
do pfd . 171 do pfd 112
Pt. P. & Omaha. 121 Western Union . . SSVt
Southern Pacific. W Republic T. & S. 21 ? ;
So.Rallway _ do nfd f < H4
do pfil..Jl _ PM.C. . C. &St. L. 71
V Yorlc Money Market.
NEAV YORK. Nov. 3-MONEY-On call ,
CfS per cent ; last loan , 6 per cent ; prime
mercantile napnr , RV.if/oH per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm , with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at JI.SGT <
4.87 for demand and JI.S3iSI.S3li for sixty
days ; posted rates , JI.S4T/4.SS ; commercial
bills. 14.S2U.
SILVER-Ccrtlflcates , riS' SS914c ; bar ,
c : Mexican dollars , I7',4c.
BONDS Governments , strong ; states. In
active : railroad , faster.
The following are the closing quotations
on bonds :
U. S , 2 * . rtfi 101 M. , K. & T. 2s 72 ! < .
do 3a reg..10S do 4s 93 "
do " . , coup..103 jr. Y. Pen. 1S..112U
U. S. new 4 > , reg.1291 N. J. C' . gen. r.s.llfllfc
do 4s , coup.,129V No. Carolina 6s , 127
U. S. old s , reE.lll'i ' do 4s i.lOl
do coupon..112'r No , Pnolilo Is..113
U. S , 5 . rcg 11HS do 3- ini ;
do 5s , coup.,110H do 4s 1021
D , of rfi5s..117 N.Y.C.8.L. 4H.100
Ala. class A 10S N. & W. eon. 4i ) . 9214
do cult's B..lft do gen. GH..I.VI
d'j class C..101 Ore. Nav. Is 115
Ala. currency . .100 do tf > iwi
Atch. gen. 4s 99 Oro. Short L. Gs.lSSVi
do ad I , 4s. . . , S : ) do con. 5s..113
Canada So. 2d . .inst ; Reading gen. 4s. . 7
dies , ft O. 4'js. ' . 9W , R'o ' G. W. Is 97 ! ' .
do 5s lim. St.L. & I.M. c.SH.110 "
'f. & N.AV. c.78.145 St.L. & S.F.g.Gs.12ti4
. do S. F. deb. &S.11S St. Paul coii..1 l-
1 Chicago Ter. 4s. . 9S St.P. , C. & p. 1s.120
i i D & R. G. 1P..1M do
' do 4s 9S'i Po. Railway 5H
j K.T..Va. & G.ls.inii ; H. R. & T. Cs. . . . SO
! Mn gen. Is 71 Tfnn. N , S. r > . . 91
F. W. & D , r.ls. 7 ii.Tex. I & Pa. 1 . . . . | $
; i Gen. Klc. . 5E-.111) " do - .
Gal.H.&S.r'AVfis.iio U. P. 4 .
do 2ds , .
MI & T. r. r.s..iii' do 2i inn
do con. ( Is..110 oit Shore 4".liiu :
' * Iowa Cen. Is in VVIs. Central Is. . 75
K. C. . P. & G. Is. r 'a. Centuries. . . 65U
> * Ln new con. 4s.lOi5 do deferred , t
L. & N. unl'il 4 < .I03 'Colo. ' Bo. 4s E53
"Offered. 'Bid.
I
Fort-lull Fliiuiiflnl ,
PARIS , Nov. 3. Prices on the bourse today -
day opened firm ; later Knfllrs reacted on
i English realizations , tout recovered before
' the end. Interest In International gecurl-
| j tie * centered In Spanish 4g nnd Rio tlntos.
both of which were actively bouslit. The
I latter advanced In sympathy with copper.
owlns to rumors that the American trust
was about to raise the price of that metal.
Three per cent rentes. lOOf JOc for the ac
count , Exchange on London , 2if 21'.ic for
checks. Spanish 4s. 64.70.
FRANKFORT. Nov. 3. On the bourse to.
day prices improved , being encouraged by
the rrporrs from other bourses. American
securities were flrm on New York advices , |
Mine shareu were In strong re-qufst ,
i BERLIN , Nov. 3. Prices on the bourse > -
itoday were llrm in spite of persistent
Tumor * thnt Lndvrmlth Imd onpllulnlert
Spanish 4 * vrttc anlmntrd on Paris advices.
" ' 'T'VJlfseurlt ' ' es were strong.
LONDON , N.-v. 3. American pecurltles
opened on about a Uvcl with New York ntnl
he-id there nil day. Business wns very re-
i/trli * Ml , but the market closed firm. Span ,
Mi 4s , GTSO , Bnr Rold. 77s fiifeil. Gold pre- '
m'.um .u Burno * Arres , 137.W. The gold
quotation 1odoy was 41.
MADRID. Nov. 3.-9pnnlsh 4s closfd nt
d.lO. Gold Is quoted at 25.f.2
Motion .Stock ( iiiiitntlntiN ,
BOSTON. Nov. 3.-Crtll loans. Miflfi per
cent ; tlin loans , Rfifiy. per oenl. Ofllclal
closing miolntlons of stocks , bonds and
mining ' shares ; _ _ _ _ _ _
A. . T. A R. F 22VinVest. KlTlrlc . . 4H
do pfd trs , , | do pfd fifi
Amor , sugar . . . .I.WJVWI , " . Central . . . . 20i
do pfd 117HDom. Coal 49
Bell Telephone . .370 I do pfd H7'/4 '
Huston .1 A 250 Atchlson 4s SR
Boston i Elevated.107 'Adventure ' fi
Boston Malno.SOR Allouez Mn. ! Co. : m ,
c R. & Q 133 % Atlantic 25' , &
Kd. Elee. Ill 20S 'lostoll K. Mont..320
. . . . . . , _ , .
- _ . . .
- -
v itchbiirg - ft. T - - i
nfd..120 Hutto .t UoMon. 7
Gtn. Electric . . . .nr "dl. XHecln . 7R3 -
do pfd 1OT entennlal . 2i
Federal Steel . . . 58 * ' 'ranltUn . 17
'In Pfd M > Humboldt . I1 ! ; ,
Mex. Central . . . . 13V S4
Old Colony 207 Parrot . 45 ,
Old Dominion . , 30K oulncy . ISO
Uubbcr 1 4su lanta Fe Copper. S-1 ; i
Union Pacific . . . . 47'J Tamarack . 213
Union Land 372 Wlnonn . Ssi
AVest End m AVolvcrlnes . Jl'i
AVrst End pfd. . . .US Ulnb . . . . . 7 _
Nnv York Mlnlnie
NEAV YORK. .Nov. 3. The following
nro the oftlclnl closing quotations for mining
shares ;
r h ol I ar 25" Ontario 27"
Crown Point 10 Onhlr fift
Con. Cal. & A'a.140 Plymouth S
Ilp.idwood 70 Quicksilver 175
Gould & Currle. . 21' do nfd 700
Hale & Norcross. 27 Rlerrn Nevadi . . 40
' . Standard 27r.
Iron Silver F1) Union Con 27
Mexican " 23 Yellow .Incket . . . 19
London Stock < > iina < lniin.
LONDON. Nov. 3. I p. m.-Closltig :
Cons. , money . . . .103 % N. Y. Central . . .12IH
Cona. < . ncct 1004 Pennsylvania . . . 6S- %
C Pacific. l i Reading im
urn- 1314 Nor. Pacific pfd. 78' '
do Itt pfd. . . . 39 Atch''on 2M' ,
Illinois 1 Central..11S 1 Louisville pn'4
I'nlon Pnc. pfd. . "fin Onind Trunk
St. Paul , com."jjsojjlAnncomjii" . . . . . . . . 94
BT\R SILVER Steady nt 2513 lGd per
ounce.
MONBY 2 S3 per cent. The rnte. of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
4W4H per cent nnd for three-month.1) ' bills
4U per cent.
! ! nuk delirium * .
CHICAGO , Nov. 3.-Clearlngs. $2lOol.C15 ;
balances. $1,107,618. Sterling exchange. JI.S1
14.8" ! . Now York exchange , par.
NEAV YORK. Nov. 3.-Clearlngs , J2I0.003-
JC7 : balancts , $9,274,434.
BOSTON , Nov. 3.-Clearlngs , J26S53i53 ! ;
balances , $3.225.310.
BALTI'-AIORE ' , Nov. 3. Clearings , $3,774-
353 ; balances , JI32t43.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 3. Clearings ,
$ . .17n < ; ,75 : balances. J2.002.332.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-Clearlngs , J3.343.432 ;
balances , $ i > 9. , S7G. Money , 4tS per cent.
New York exchange , COc discount bid , 30e
discount asked.
Slntemeiit of Jin ilk of Oernmny.
BERLIN , Nov. 3. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following change ? : Cash In hand , de
crease , 22.2SO.OOO marks ; treasury notes , de
crease , l.MO.OOO marks ; other securities , In
crease. 33,600,000 marks ; notes in circulation ,
Increase , 40,820,000 marks.
Condition of the Treasury.
AA'ASHINGTON , Nov. 3. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $259,933,519 ;
gold reserve , $252,702,472.
Silver ID Outivnrillionnil.
NEAA' YOP.K. Nov. 3. The steamship
Campania , sailing- for Europe tomorrow ,
will take cut SS3OW > ounces of silver.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 3.-COTTON-Flrm and
higher ; sales , 100 bales ; middling , 74c ! : re
ceipts , 3.9GS bales ; shipments , 3,117 bales ;
stock , SS.5Q7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS , Nov. 3. COTTON
Very steady ; sales , 7.10D bales ; ordinary ,
59-lGc ; good ordinary , 61-lto ! ; low mid
dling , G&c ; mlddlltfg , "c : good middling.
7V4c ; middling fair , 79-lGc ; receipts. 8,107
bales ; stock , 2D4 , G5'bales. Futures barely
steady : November , - * fi.fl2 bid ; December ,
$ ii.9SfiG.97 ; January , " $ fl.-SKl7.00 : ; February ,
$7.02ti7.04 ; March , ' $7.05R7.06 ; April. $7.06 ®
7.0S ; May , $7.0S f,7.1fl ; Juno. $7.10S7.12 ; July ,
$7.11517.13 ; August , .4G.72fiC.74 ; September ,
$ G.72ff G.74 : October. $ G.64fii.GG. ;
LIVERPOOL , Nov. 3. COTTON Spot ,
fair demand and higher : American mid
dling , 47-16d : good middling , 47-32d : mid
dling41332d ; low middling , 327-32d ; good
ordinary , 321-32d ; ordinary. 315-32d. The
sales of the day were 10,000 bales , of which
500 were for speculation and export and In
cluded 9,400 bales American ; receipts. 4,000
bales , Including 3SflO American. Futures
opened quiet and closed steady ; American
middling , November , 3 Cl-G4 r3 G2-G4d. sellers ;
November and December. 3 60-GIJ33 GI-GId ,
sellers : December and January. 359-Glfj
3 GO-Gld. sellers ; January nnd February ,
35S-GI03M-Gld , buyers ; February and
March. 35-G1d , sellers ; March and April ,
35S-64d , seller * ; "April and May. 357-GIi >
35S-GU1. buyers ; Mny and June , .T r.7-filfi >
35S-64d , buyers ; June and July , 357-GKTi )
358-Gld , fellers ; July nnd August , 3 57-G
3 fiS-GId , sellers ; August nnd September ,
3 Ki-GKf/3 5G-Gld , sellers.
NEAV YORK. Nov. 3.-COTTON-Tllc
market for cotton futures was very active
all day. with the sentiment strongly bullish
on proof that the crop was to be a short
one and an aggregation of friendly Influ
ences seldom brought together. Favorable
cables and reports that a -vere cold wave
had descended on the cotton belt during-
the night gave shorts every reason for sur
veying their position critically and on the
call the market ruled steady , with llrst
sales o.t an advance of 2fiG points. As the
lay progressed the feeling of uneasiness on
the part of the bears changed to one. of
gmeral alarm , the news stating that the
killing frost had visited most of the belt
within the last twenty-four hours. Invest
ment orders soon began to pour in from
Wall street , New Orleans bought heavily
and Europe snapped up offerings of the far
months. Prices were soon advancing by
lonp and strides , with bullish sentiment
nt fever heat. Encouraging press advices
from the seat of war In South Africa , a
forecast for continued freezing'tempera '
ture over the belt , predictions for still
smaller receipts for the ensuing week and
rumors that dealers In the south wt.ro dis
posed lo hold off for still higher prices aided
In strengthening the prices. The weekly
summaries were- also bullish. In fact , bear
traders had llttlo In the way of news < o
comfort them. The market broke
quite heavily nt times under spurts
lit active profit taking. but re-
acttd and seemingly regained fresh Impetus
on each upturn. At the close the feeling
was firm , with prices showing a net gain
of Gljio points. At the best figures a net
gain of iifjlfi points -was shown on the ac
tive positions.
ni ! MnrUel.
LONDON , Nov. 3.-OILS Linseed. 23s 3d
Petroleum. American refined. 77'fcil. Tur.
pentlne splrlU1 , 35n 4Ud. Rosin , tine , 9 * Gd
American strained , 4s 9d.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-OILS-Cottonsped
steady ; prime crude , 2lft2l'6c ; prime yellow
27e.
27e.OIL CITY , Pa. , Nov. 3. OILS-Credlt bal
ancra , $1,56 ; certificates , no bid ; shipments
7I.S07 bbls. ; average , 7.I.50S bbls , ; run * , OG.CHiS
bbls. : average , 89,466 hblf" .
HAA'ANNAH , Gu. , Nov. 3.-OILH-SplrltF
of turpentine , llrm , 43if. ! Rosin , firm ; re
cclpts , 2,231 bhln.
WILMINGTON , N. C. . Nov. 3.-OILS-
Splrlts of turpentine , quiet at 47U : < i7 ISc ,
Hosln , firm and unchanged. Crude turpen
tine , quiet nnd unchanged. Tar , steady a
M.30.
Slide mill Leather Trnde.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. The Shoe and Loai'hei '
Review tomorrow will ray : Packer hide *
r mi II mm to score advances. Several thou
sand native steer hides were taken this j
week nt ! 3V < .c : spready steer hides brought
13o. There is un active demand und In
most selections packers are sold ahead and
uimhlo to make prompt deliveries. The
country hldo market iu homewluit excited
nnd advances of " 41/'i1' / ' wore muile during
the week.
Dry fiooilN MnrUrl.
NEW YORK , Nov. 3.-DRV GOODS-All-
other quiet day In the market has been ex
perienced. Dry weather and the approach of
the elections have nfff-rted the attendance
of buyers. No change In ble.ichcd or course
colored cottons. Pr'-nts firm : shirting
prints In good domain ! for spring. Ging
hams unchanged. Burlaps scarce , strong
and He higher.
VUllilo .Supply of CoXoii.
NEW ORLEA'NS. Nov. 3.-Secr < 'tnry He * ,
ler'H statement of the world's visible- cotton
tnipply shows a total of 3.G21.S65 bales ,
agulnst 3,6 < S,4GS bales last week. 3S5IGGO I
last year and 3.032,657 year before last , or i
tli'H the total of American cotton la 3.129S65
bales , agalnrt 3.061,168 lust week , 3.3SO.G60 last
year and 2,540,5$7 year before last ,
rnllfiiriilu Dr.i-il l-'ruIU.
NKW YORK. Nov. 3.-CAL1FORNIA
DRIED KHI'I'TS ' Firm ; evaporated apples ,
common , 6.M7C ! prime wire tray. 73 c : choice ,
SWfflSVjo ; fancy , EU < 30e. PruneH , 71 | fiS c.
-Apricot. , Royal , 13l 15c ; Moor Park. 15ft Uv.
Peaches , peeled , 2 S22c , unpeeled , 7'ct/10c. ' /
OMAHA I LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oornfed Stecis Generally Sell a Little
Higher , with Demand Goal
COWS AND HEIFERS IRI.NG STRONG PRICES
loiiN Oiieii Active nnd Stronner nnil
CluN Nlmv nnil naxler , l.ut Stilt
N HlKli nn Coiiiimrcd
Other MnrkctN ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Nov. 3.
i
Receipts were : Cattle. Hog. ' . Sheep I
Ol r nl Monday fi,567 4.1-91 3.t > NS
X Official Tuesday 4,81s 10,374 .Tw. !
lOfllclnl Wednesday , 2 : .
- 4.S10 S.7U ,
X " ' ' ' ' ' ' .
Olllcjnj Thursilay" . . . . . . . . 4',004 c',122 3.S77 i
Olllclnl Friday 2 , 2 5.721 3iol ;
- . . , dnys this week..2,1,091 35,934 17.17U
Same : dnys hist week..26.IW 36.1S32.1IB ?
is Snmo days week before..27,514 21.U55 2A.737
Same throe weeks iixo..27.KV > 23.810 2si,979
Average prlco paid iur nogs ior the last
several days with comparisons :
TlSyj.lSM | | lS9-7.il896.lS | ! > 5.IS3yiS3. |
Oct. 20. 4 . . G 15
Oct. 21 4 13 C 23
Oct. 22. * *
Oct. 23. 4 16 G 30
Oct. 24.O" . 4 14 6 3i
Oct. O"
4 1 6 25
Oct. 2fl ! 4 1. G 11
Oct. 27. 4 10 ! 6 05
Oct. 28. 4 10 G 12
Oct. 29. *
Oct. 30. 40 ! ) fi 17
Oct. 31. 4 03 fi 03
Nov. 1. . 4 01 , 590
Nov. 2. . I 01 fi PS
Nov. : : . . 4 01 - . . , G 07
Indicates Sunday.
lie otllclal number of cnrs of stock
brought In today by each rood wns :
" ' 1IOEShcc"U'SM
-
C. , M. ft St. P. ifv1"01 %
O. * St. L. Ry. . . ; . . . . " '
'Missouri ' P.icllfe Ry. . . 5 . . ! .
union Pnclllc System , 49 If 17
< . & N. W. Ry ; )
E. & M. A' . R. R. . 14 13
' . , St. P. , M. & O 13n l
I. KM. . R. R. H 20 is
I. . H. .t Q. Ity 7
C. C. .t St. J 33 2
' . . R. I. & P. Ry. , E. 1 I
: . , R. 1. & P. Ry. , AV. . . 3
Total receipts 123 78 21 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
s follows , each buyer purchasing the num-
icr of head indicated :
Buyers Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing : Co 11 Sll
G , H. Hammond Co 141 9S9
Swift nnd Company 2IS 1,017 312
Cudaliy Packing Co 401 1,110 1.121
Armour & Co 270 1.4S1
Omaha P. C. , from 1C. C. 92
Cudahy. from K. C 771
Hammond , from K. C 2)3 )
R. Becker & Degun 151
T. L. Carey 53
. .obman .t Co 105
Mc-Orenry & Clark 5
\ \ ' . I Stephens 150
Benton & Underwood 319
.IviiiRStone & Schaller. . . . 107
lamilton & Rothschild. . . 139
Other 'buyers 1,310 4SI
Meld over 2.000
Totals 4,363 6.6S4 4,217
CATTLE Receipts today were light und
ho offcrlnss on the market were con
siderably lighter than the receipts , as over
forty cars of the number reported In were
consigned direct to packers and not offered
'or saleat all.
'Beef ' steers , both cornfeds and grosser ? ,
were strong to lOc higher. 6ome of the
same cattle that were he.ra yesterday
brought lOo more today and everything that
was at all desirable seemed to be In active
request at good , strong prices. Practically
c-vnrything on sale was disposed of In good
season and the market on fat cattle closed
early for the want of more cattle to sell.
Cows and heifers were also In good de
mand and the market on that kind of cat
tle was steady to strong and reasonably
active , so that pmctlcally everything was
disposed of in good season. Other kinds
ot butchers' stock , bulls , stags , etc. , sold
at steady prices.
The- feeder market , as might be expected ,
was rather slow and dull at the decline al
ready noted , that Is lOJfliic lower on Tues
day. In some cases feeding cattle and
stock calves have sold at even a creator
decline than that noted. The cause for the
dccllno seems to be due to a falling olt In
the country demand , presumably on account
of the farmers all being busy with their
work in the corn fields. Representative
sales :
BEEF STEEK2.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr.
1. 610 $ 50 20..1050 $4 75 2..11G5 S4 40
1. 730 50 1..1610 475 41..1390 463
47. 1099 65 25..1207 500
COAVS.
1. 760 50 2. . S40 2 75 7..1030 3 15
1. 750 50 1..1000 2 & 5 S..11C ! ) 3 35
1. 750 50 4..1065 3 ( K ) 2. . 1130 I ! 35
2. "GO 50 2..101- 00 2. . 980 3 55
1. 710 50 3. . 1033 3 Oi ) 1. . 970 3 SB
2. 905 70 5. . SGI 3 00 1..1SOO 3 55
1. SCO 75 1. . 7(0 3 00 27. . 918 3 55
1. 970 75 4..1005 3 00 1. . S70 3 G5
HEIFERS.
4..1110 3 45 1. . 710 3 73 L. 700 4 00
3. . 53G 3 45
BULLS.
2. . GOO 250 I..1480 273 I..1310 305
2. . 840 250 1. . 790 300 1..1100 3 ( fi
1..1250 275 1..10CO 300 1..1340 325
1. . 470 300 1..1230 3 00
STAGS.
1..1370 275BULLS
BULLS AND STAGS.
2. .1055 300
CALVES.
1. . 130 4 00 1. . 190 5 00 1. . M 6 00
. . 328 430 1. . 210 525 1. . 160 650
STOCK CALVES
7. . 352 4 GO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3.H. . C66 3 25 7. . 7SS 3 75 1. . 410 4 m
H. . K07 3 25 15. . 962 3 75 2. . 615 4 20
3. . 733 3 ! > 0 5..10G1 3 SO S. . CCfl 125
6..1170 355 16..1020 3 SO
NEBRASKA.
2 cows S90 3 00 2COWP. . . 925 2 60
21 cow ? 1064 3 50 1 COW. . . .1030 2 50
1 bull 1300 3 50 1 steer. . . 870 4 00
1 cow 1000 350 5 steers , .1000 400
Dt > feeders. , 6 9 3 50 I steer. . .lom 4 ft )
2 coWP..1033 3 50 1 steer. . .1100 4 00
3 feed era. , D.13 4 00 3 calves , 330 5 00
9 heifers. . . 3X1 4 40 2cow. . . .1015 3 70
2 feeders. . 525 3 60 53 feeder .1048 3 CO
4 feeders. 070 4 15 1 stag , . . . 940 3 GO
1 cow 1000 3 00 1 bull. . . ,1140 2 73
10 cows. . . . . .IK ; 2 70 Z cows. . . S20 2 70
2 cows , . . , .1123 3 50 1 COW. . . .1030 3 00
1 row , . . . . .1100 3 23 1 cnlf. . . . 170 6 00
6 bulls. . , . .1446 2 5ft 51 COWS. . . 894 2 70
IS COWS. . . , . 99S 3 10 6 cows. . . S40 2 70
8 calves. , . 191 f 00
2 cows. . . . .1000 2 75
WESTERNS.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
3 bulls. .1450 J2 70 10 cows OS2 J3 25
7 bulls. .1190 a K
WYOMING.
1 steer. . . , .1440 4 55 S cows. . . .IOCS 3 R. ' ,
1 steers. ' ' ' jo'ij 4 30 1 cow 1010 3 & 5
S steers , , . . 1037 4 30 1 feeder. ,100 ; ! 4 2 < )
ii steers. 4 GO 1 feeder. . 830 4 30
1 ptcor 1210 I ft ) 3 feeders .1076 I 30
1 ste.tr 13SO 4 GO 17 steers. , .12IS 4 CO
17 -er8..117 4 55 4 steers , . ,1302 4 53
1 stag 13CO 300TEXAS.
TEXAS.
21 feeders. . 651 3 40 58 feeders. . 74 3 35
12 feeders. . K25 3 40 6S feeders. . BSI r ! ss
2 feeders. . 730 3 75 1 steer. . . . 710 2 73
COLORADO.
12" feeders. 92(5 ( 4 aGG fcedern. , Mil i or.
57 feeders..1087 4 M 23 bulls 1572 275
Silas Crabtrcc Neb.
IKS stk civs. 314 B 03 3 stk civs. 446 500
1 feeder. . . 600 4 00
II. C. Harris-Colo.
21 feeders. , S73 3 90 2 bulls , . . .1035 3 25
ii feeders. . 857 350 2 bulls. . . .1230
3 feeders. . 616 3 50 f > rows. . . ! Hfi j is
17 feeders. . 614 1 23 ! ) cows , . .1050 3 25
Frank Voder Neb
fi cows . SMS 3 10 ] calf. . . . ISO r on
26 cows. . . . SOS 3 00 1 calf. . . . 220 t ; m
17 COWH. . . .1032 3 50 1 hull. . . ,13m !
1 cow . 7SO 3 00 1 bull. . . .1130 3 10
J. W. Grlggs Colo.
79 steers. . . 701 4 IS 3 steers. 670 3 75
78 steers. . . 676 4 45
T. F. Cnrroll-Wyo.
4 cows. . . .1077 390 3 COWH 1103 3 90
M. Cattle Co. Wyo.
39 cows. . . . 931 S 05 40 COWS 9-C2 3 63
1 cow. . . . .1050 3 15 1 eow 9CO 3 65
J. Willis-Colo.
S cows 1046 3 f6 S steers..1060 1 50
ft steers..list 4 15
Kirk Dyer Wyo.
11 cows. . . .1015 3 CO 11 nti > fr.12l8 4 60
10 cows. . . . 9C9 3 25 19 feeders. . 9S2
J. Luutcrdale Wyo.
12 cows. . . .1119 370 10 steers.,1223 4 65
Heeler Bros. Wyo.
C steers..1156 .1 G5 18 cows 1033
GO steers..1173 400
T. Moore Cole ,
GS feeders..1032 4 25
Mrs. K. Gardner Wyo.
125 steers..1040 4 60
II cows 1071 3 75
Joseph Hoffman Wyo.
Soows UW8 360 1 bull 12M 2 50
25 feeders..KiSS 1 20 ] < feeders. . $21 3 4S
3 bulls 141.1 2 0 2 hulls 1240 3 15
John Hammond Nov.
107 feeders. 864 3 to 37 rows 1011 355
19 cows. . , . . 175 " 75 35 he-Ifers. . 859 3 20
HOGS The market opened slronc this
morning , with the demand good , nnd the
early sales were very largely at $4.0.1. it
will bo remembered that yesterday half
of lh > hogs were nt $ l.02'j or under. For
n little 11 m > the market wns quite nctlvo
for the best loads , until the more urgent
orders were filled , and then buyers began
to talk $ Oil for pretty decent loads. From
that time on until the close the market
was slow nnd I ho flout was easier. The
rausp for the weakness appeared to be the
fact that the market tit this point It too
high as compared with Chicago nnd buyer *
feel that they arc paying too much money
for the hoes. The hogs were finally ill"-
posed of. the late sales being verv largely
nt fLM * ! * . 1.024 , or not very fur from yes
terday's market prlcoi. Representative
sales :
No. Av. Ph. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
111 \ff \ , 120 $ ' CO SI 2SI 21" ( tt
4H 212 200 4 0 > 74 2M SO 40' ,
f 3's so 400 11. ist . . . i m
75 294 SO 4 M 73 269 10 105
7 2CS . . . 400 f,5 285 SO 4 m
< r 320 so l om : r , r.1 IGO 10.1
M JftS Rrt 4 T2U fl 2S2 . . . 401
f.0 314 SO 4 02' ' < i R1 I'M 16' ) 101
Ml 2R1 540 4 02H 7fi 211 IPO 4 ol
S8 2V ) 120 4 02'4 ' 76 251 t1 40 * .
71 ! 278 1W 4 02'-i ' C7 212 1W > 101
.61 271 120 I 01U " fll 201 SIO t Ol
f-2 : 281 ICO 4 f2' ' fil ! " > - , 40 401
1 257 . . . I 02 < i SI 2'S 40 105
IS 317 SO 4 02 Mi11 2 < 7 10 I 01
45 325 . . . ' 07U f.2 ? 7 l'l 4 0i
Gl 273 . . . -1 02' ' < j < V1 217 120 I 01
G9 230 120 4 02H 41 2W . . . 40'
173 2SO If4 025 C7 2 % 40 105
fS 321 SO 4 02H 71 27.1 . . . 101
79 291 . . . I OJK | 51 2SI 2" " > 1 105
S5 316 1(10 ( 1.0214 70 218 SO t 0"
f1 210 120 1 02S G4 21" , 120 101
70 311 200 I 02U ? 4 2 1 SO 101
47 2.11 SO 40214 S3 247 120 4 n-'f ,
S5 247 2M 405 a 2M . . . I 07'4
P3 2.81 1JO 105 71 217 40 t 07K ,
73 275 SO 40" C,7 2 < * 8 . . . I O'U ,
M 231 120 405 79 ? 00 . . . 4 07K ,
77 251 SO 401 7.1 2.2 ( 120 4 0-U ,
M 2SI 200 40.1 70 2 ( ' < i fft 4 071. ,
70 256 SO 401 Gl 275 40 110"
S7 214 120 4 0- , 76 2tt . . . 4 10
102 ? 12 40 40.1 74 223 40 110
SO 261 210 4 lr > 73 241 . . . 410
SHEEP Receipts were moderate , bu ; for
II that the market was not pntl'eulnrly
ctlve , but , on the contrary , rather sljw.
t wns. In consequence , late before every-
hlnce was disposed of. Still there was not
nuch change In values , the market being
list about stoadv on nil grades.
Quotations : Good to choice fed wethor < t.
1.35771.45 : good to choice grass wellHTt. $1.1 >
? t.25 ; fair to good grass wether * . * | IWiil.15 :
teed to chntre grass ewes , $ .1.70f73.S5 : fair
'o ' good grass ewes , J3.40fi3.ro ) ; good to
lolco native lambs. $1.25175.50 : good to
iholcc sprlnu lambs , $5.00fi5.25 ; fair to good
prlng Inniho , $4.H'fi.r ) .00 ! common spring
limbs , $ l.30fil.RO ; feeder wethers , $3.657(3.75 ( ;
'eeder yearlings , $3.75f3.-5 { ; feeder lambs ,
1.305J4.50. Representative sales :
N'o. Av , Pr.
1 western yearlings M $300
! 43 western yearlings PI 4 10
J3 western yearlings ! )4 ) 450
358 western yearlings 7 4 85
121 bucks 1(1.1 ( 331) )
338 Wyoming wethers S7 4 10
109 Wyoming lambs 51 430
CHICAGO MVU STOCIC \IIKI2T. .
Smnll Supply of Cut tie In Yards IN
Sunn Tnkeu liy Pure'iniern.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-CATTLIS-Thc pmall
uipply of cattle today was quickly dis
posed of at unchanged prices ; good to
fancy grades , $5.301/6.70 * ; common to me
dium , $1.007.15.45 ; stockers and feeders , $2.75
fi4.75 ; COWK. heifers and bulls. $1.50/g5.1U ;
Texan ! ' , $3.40i4.10 ; calves , $3.75 < i7.90.
HOGS Trade In hogs was active ut steady
. . . .In. * . . nv , . . . f. * U.vH. .l.nln-llttt tvtlloh Vl'OPCi
/ ; ucers , . .
! .93fal.20 ; pigs , J3.50JT4.10.
SHEEP AND LAM US The Pllpply of
sheep nnd lambs was excessive for Friday.
Buyers held back nnd the market closed
wenk , with lambs from 16f/13c ! lower and
sheep 510c lower ; common to prime lambs
sold at J4.00ij5.50 ; poor to prime sheep , $2.00
i'4.00.
Receipts : Cattle , 3,000 head ; hogp , 21,000
head ; sheep , 14,000 head.
Sew York Live stock.
NEW YORK , Nov. 3. BEEVES-Rocelpts ,
3.712 head ; active and firm ; steers , f > ii0c !
higher ; bulls , firm : cows , steady ; nil old
steers , $4.90fS.15 ? ; oxen and stags , Sl.OCKffa.W ) ;
hulls. $2.60i4.00 ; cows. $1.55tr4.10. Cables
unchanged. Exports , 1,344 hend cuttle nnd
4,2uO quarters of beef ; tomorrow , 659 head
cattle , 50 bend sheep and 4.SS4 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts , 130 bead : veals
steady ; grousers , 35o higher ; veals , $4.2bfi
4.50 ; tops , $4.75 ; grnssers , W.62U ; mixed
calves , JI.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts , 4,700
head ; sheep , firm ; lambs , steady , closing
quid : sheep , 12.50 4.50 ; lambs , $1. 87 515.75 ;
Canadian lambs , JG.37HSf5.86 ; culls , $3.W > fr-4.W.
HOGS Receipts , ' . ' .SW head ; steady at $1X0
< 24.CO.
Nt. I.oiilM Live .Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Recei : > ts ,
1,800 head , Including 700 head Texans ; mar
ket steady , with Texas cows lOc lower ;
native shipping nnd export steers , tS.OOQ'
6.30 ; dressed beef und butcher steers , $4. Soft
5.23 ; steers under 1.000 Ibs. , J3.73QJ.90 ; stockers -
ers and feeders , J2.501iM.63 : cowa and heifers ,
J2.OOtM.S5 ; dinners , il.OOS2.75 ; bulls. T2.50if
3.30 ; Texas and Indian steers , $3.23jjl4.00 ;
cows and heifers , } 2.25f3.50. |
HOGS - Receipts. 5,100 head ; marke-t
steady : pigs anJ lights. $ M3ff4.05 ; packer * ,
f3.'J3 < iif.05 ; butchers , { 1.05ft 1.20.
SHEEP Receipts. 200 head ; market
steady : native muttons , $3.S3f74.33 : lambs ,
Jl.30fi3.50 ; culls and bucks , 52.33100 } ) ; stockers -
ers , * 2.HVfj3.15.
Kniinax City llvcStock. .
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1,700 head natives and GOO head Tex-
tm ! > ; supply largely common grades ; mar
ket shade easier ; heavy native steers , J3.CS
(55.60 ( ; lightweights , $ I.S5f)5.50 ) ; Mockers nnd
feeders , $3.13'f4.65 ' ( ; butcher cows ami heifers ,
r3.OftfM.OOj t-nnners , $2.2ifj3.o ; > ; western steers ,
$3.IOji4.90 ; Texanf , J3.CW/3.SO.
HOflS Receipts , 10,000 head : Improved de
mand nnd prices 2le higher : lieavy , M.02H5P
4.10 ; mixed , $4.00j I.07V4 ; I'-Bht , J4.00S-4.V5 ;
pigs. J3.K < f)4.00. )
SHEEP Receipts , 3,000 hend ; supply too
light for demand und prices shade stronger ;
lamb ? , $3.0000.40 ; muttons , $4.001.25 ; stack
ers and feeders , $3.008-1.10 ; culls , $2.0003.00 ,
Kaunas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3. WHEAT December
cember , 62'fee ; May , 67c ; cash. No. 2 hard
64c ; No. 3 , 60063'ic ; No. 2 red. 70c : No. 3 ,
65Ti6Sc : receipts , 36 cars.
CORN December , 27-lic : Mny , 285 c : cash
No. 2 mixed , 28540290 ; No. 2 white. 30c
No. 3 , 29ic.
OATS No. 2 white , 25c ,
RYE-NO. 2. sic.
HAY Choice timothy. J5.50 : choice
prairie. $7.50if(8.00. (
RECElPTS-Wheat , 21,500 bu. ; corn , SO.WC
bu. : oats. 4.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 64.SOO bu. ; corn , 11 ,
000 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
St. JoNC'ih Live Stoclc.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Nov. 3. ( Special , ;
The Journal quotes as follows :
CATTLE Receipts. 400 hfnd ; market ac
tlvn nnd steady : nothing good here.
HOGS Receipt * , 2tXK ) head ; mnrket actlvi
and 2H < l(5c ( higher ; heavy and mediums
jl.oOfM.10 ; pig * and light. { 4.02 ; 'bulk ' o'
salen. $4.05fN.07'.i.
SHEEP Receipts , 300 head ; market acllvi
nnd steady.
Stock In
Following nro the rcceipln nt the foil.
principal western markets for November 3
Ciittle. Hogs. Shi-ep ,
South Omnha . 2fiM f,72l , 3.703
Chicago . 3,000 21.000 14.0U
Kansas City . 4,700 , 10.000 3.0JC
St. Louis . .iW UOO
Totals
OXK IIKC'CAII'M l KI'l3irT. .
Ten IlollnrN nn Hour llu > KNlliniilei
Ineiinif of n I.eKleHH .Mini ,
Charity Is not dead In Now York. Anyone
with doubts on I ho subject would have bee
convinced had ho t en a richly drcsuei
woman drop a quarter Into a heggar'H bos
the other afternoon and noted thu thing ,
which followed on Twenty-third street , re
lates the New York Sun.
The beggar was In the mlddln cf th
block , moving slowly toward Sixth avenue
Ho moved on stumps only about eight Inche
long. There wns something plaintive In th
bliort steps ho took nnd In the way h
rested a moment after each , Ilko a tragedian
crossing the etugo.
A BMotrJ woman stopped und threw a dim
Into the wooden rcceptnclo for coins. ;
third Instantly followed suit.
The beggar was Blout and burly. Ill
neck was thick and powerful looking. I
heemed piteous that so utronK a man shoul
be 3 crippled.
A poorly dressed woman and a little glr
paused long enough to pity him and ml
their mltcti to hla aeactn.
The beggar WUH laboriously pushing n little
tlo four-wheeled cart. In It was a hand
organ , which bo ground unceasingly.
A fahabblly dressed nmu paiibed to pay
cash tribute to the beggar's misery.
Sentimental strains poured from the hand
organ. Thq time was very slow. There wa
nothing gay about that music. It alraos
drew tears from the eyes of the pedestrians
It alco drew Ihelr dimes.
Thret ) prosperous-looking women opened
) their purses nnd dropped silver Inlo ( he
box.
. box.Thp organ wns pushed along at the rnto
, feel ami the contributions
I tf Iwcnly-four a minute ,
i tributions fell nt the rnte of ono In ovcry
' four yards. The mnn with the nihber
I . snnltcs , the man with the loy balloons , th
, mnn with pictures of the Dowcy nrch , tlu
j bannim man nnd the vender of hot chest
! nuts looked on with bulging cyro ,
"My what a graft ! " they murmured.
Tito organ mn-.i looked very wcnry , find
' . rolled his head from sldo to nldc. nt , If Ufa
worn Indeed n burden. And the rnln of
money continued. The thirty-eighth con-
trlhittcr within eighteen inlniltv * was a well-
dressed youth. Above the organ wns a ban
ner Upon which wna Inscribed : "Lidlco nnd
gentlemen , having lost both my legs nnil
being unnhlo to obtain employment , I have
taken this oilcans to pain support for myself
nml my family , and to ralre money to buy
n i > alr of artlllcl.il feet. " This appeal fairly
magnetized the dlme. < . A cnbmnn standing
by the curb rnn forward nnd dropped some
thing In the box.
"Poor chap , " he said , "It'jj a hard thing
to Im like Mint. "
"My friend , " snld a hyetnndcr , "that man.
will make tnoro money In hnlf nn hour than
you will In a whole- day , "
The beggar and his organ had reachol
Sixth nvenus. He hml gone ISO ynrds from
the point at which ho wns first dlsovor vl.
It had tnken him twenty-live minutes. Dur
ing that time no fewer than fifty-nine ncapta
had dropped money Inlo his box , MOPS or
the contributors were handscuiely dri < 3fnd
women. Doubtless Nome cf them contrlbutc-l
quarters. It Is likely that the contributions
nveragid 10 cents each , nod If that wns the
case the beggar cleared up J5.00 whllo going
half n block ; but In case FOIIIO of the women
put in only pennies It might bo well to call
It $5 for twenty-five minutes , or say J10 an ,
hour.
"That ono box you see , " said n special
officer , "la only ono oj his boxes. Ho has'
three 'like It , one under ths other. Whoa
the mciicy partly fills ono It drops Into the
others. "
Hut the beggar wa ? out of sight. Ho hail
gene to conquer another world west , of Sixth
avenue.
Geo. Noland , Rocklaml , O. , snys : " .My wlfs
had piles forty years. DeU'lU's Witch Hazel
Salve cured her. H Is the best Mlvo In
America , " It heals everything nud cures
all skin discasea.
HOUSTON. Texas.
DR. RADWAY , t CO. Dcur Sirs : August
25th last 1 had a badly sprained arm. Af
ter using1 six different ( what were called )
remedies , 1 never got relief till I used
Railway1 ! * Ready Relief , which cased thn
pnln at once and cured me In two days.
My father , who Is 56 years old. says : "Rad-
wnyu Ready Relief and Raaway's Pills are
the best of nil medicines. " We keep In
the house the year around. Respectfully ,
THOS. HANSUOROUGH , Special Police ,
City Kail.
A Curt ; for nil Coiiln , CoiiKli" . Ser
Thrnnt , Inllnnizn , IlroucliltlH , I'neu-
iiiniiln , Swelling of ( lie Joint * ,
I.umlinKU , Iiiflniiiiniillon ,
RHEUMATISM , NEURALGIA ,
FrONtlilteii , Clilllilnlnn , Ilncdnchf * ,
TonthnohcH , Antlinin , Dlllleult
Urcntliliiur.
CURES THE WORST PAINS In from one
to twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUR after
rending this need any one SUFFER WITH
PAIN. Sold by Druggists.
Railway & Co. , BR Elm St. , New York.
HEALTH IS WEALTH
DR. E. C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
THE ORIDINAL. AIL OTHERS IMITATIONS.
U sold under positive Written Cuarnntoo
by authorized aconls only , to euro \Vcalc Memory ,
DlzzInn-iB. Wnkof nines B , Flta , Hyntcrla , Quick-
ne a. Mlcnt I/OHBCB , Krll DrcaniR , I.nclc of Conil-
dfncc , 'JervouBiioib , Lndsltudc. all Drains , Youth
ful Urrors , or Kxcosslve UBP of Tobacco , Opium
of Liquor , which leade to Misery , Consumption
Insanity and Death , A ( Htoro or by niali , $1 H box ;
six for 15 : with written guarantee to
euro or refund rnonoy. Sample pack-
QKQ , containing live dujV iruntiiiont , with
full Iniln'ctlons. 2S cnntn. Ono itamiilo only sold
to each person At store or by mall ,
S'Kcu Label Spc-
iciul Extra Strength.
Kor Impotency , toss of
Power , Loat Manhood , "
Bterlllty or Bnrrone , ,
tin box ; six for 15 , wltht
written KuorantooP
'to ' cure In 80 days. Atj
| p itore or by mall.
Klyer * . Dillon Urujjr Co. , Sole Affentl ]
10th and HCmrnam. Ontnba. IT k.
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