f
Tin3 OMAHA DAILY" 1VE.H: TUESDAY", ATTCrTJST 21, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Hews from Liverpool Oauses Early Riso in
Wheat Market.
CORN ACTIVE UNDER KANSAS REPORTS
Cnali I1 11 ri Creole I'nlrlj Hood l)i
in ti nil for Onla I'm. Minn slnnv
MrciiKlli llnrly In X'hmIiiii
mill Arc l.nli'r Unlet.
CHICAHO, Aiib. IO.-Vhrut advanced on
lllghrr rnhloH today, but reacted, eloaltlg n
Kli.nlo lower. I'nrn eloaod UltV hlghr tin 1
oiiii mi a like advance. Provision!) at h
clone wore Hir lowrr In pork. 5c higher In
bird ami 2X1Se down In rlbn.
A Kiirprlne In tin- Bliupe of an advance at
Liverpool came lo tradnr when trade In
wheat began. It wart In tho face of a rad
ical Hltimp here .Saturday and (diortH wero
nemrdlngly Improved. .September opened
'5fi tv higher at 72 Vt 72V hhiI f'-r a Urn
Jield iir..md tliom- llgurr OiHkIiIm pioilr
WntV till' hen I lilivertt v,H u-l.lln Hi.,
erowil Mfi lii.Ml nlio it ooiiulfv divided In til ."r
ylewH or exlitlng conditions In wheat. The
lliereano 'n the vlnlble anil heiivv reeepiiM
at primary nolntN Inter In Dip
caused kpIIIiik by longH under which Sep
tember reacted to 72c. The close wmm
Mends-, a shmlp inwnf i Trntr. vmo
Jork reported 20 loads taken for export
snd llvo loads were said to have been sold
here. Clearances at tho seaboard In wheat
I nil Hour were eipial to Iw.irM bu. At
primary western markets receipts were I.
Ml.WiO bu., eomoared with 7'.".ono bu last
lear Mlnneapnlls and D.iluth reported 401
fcnrs, against IIS last week and 327 a v-nr
go, Local receipts were 101 cars, SI of
Contract "ade.
Corn was strong and active under re
pealed assurances that the sun was bllM-'r-mg
and withering com In ICausiiM and that
Iho leld bids fair to be the smallest In
the hlslorv of that Hate. Light r.'eel its
nil i.mall country offerings were also fa--torn
It was tn t so much a cac of d
maud as of lack of sellers I.nt In th
(la moderate iinl .ullng on long rum v.lth
the apparent Intention of rhrrUIng the ad
vance, proved fuecessful. as the market
reacted over a cent. The close, however,
was linn. September sold between 10c and
3S,e. Honing over Saturday at HS'i
fi'iir
Local sloiki decreased TALOno bu.. leav
ing onlv Ml,nil b i The visible decreased
2.249.IKO bu. lleei-ltils here were. Uli earn.
(Mear.iin rs wele I I' O.O'i'l bu.
There was u fairly good demand for nut
from cash people, but th- maiket der'v- I
most of Hh llrmness from the corn Mroiigth.
Tho Iowa erou was reported damaged In
the shock from Hie rains. Loral stocks in
creased .US.OOO. IteceliitH were 275 ears. Th
market waa not an active one. September
Hold between 21fl2222',(,c. closing UfiV
up at 22c.
Provisions were iptlet. 1'arly In the ses
sion the market showed strength under th'
Inllueiice of better prices at tin- yards and
the light hog receipts. Packers wore hav
ers enrl. bit later dropped out of the pit
Their absence and local selling later ca'is -d
some reaction and the close was rii'li'
rasv September pork sold between fll ,'l)
5II07IA anil closed 7.4 lower at Ml.Oi'.i:
S 'ptember lard between $iS.70ft'..72V4ijt;.r7vi,
closing Hi' at (n.tST1. and September
ribs between $7. 7.0", with the close 2M
p.'.e down at $7.00.
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. (l'
ears, corn. 215 cars; oats, UU cars; lions,
18.0H) head.
The leadlni; futures ranged ns follows:
Articles.! Close.llllgh. ILow. iClosc.'Hnfdv.
Wheat
Auk.
Sept.
Oct.
Corn
Auk.
Sept.
Oct.
Oats-
A tm'.
Sept.
Oct
I'ork -
Sept.
Oct.
.Ian.
Lard -
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
H lbs
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
72'J 7'W, 71'i,l 7IJ(. 71i
72f!i'l,72Tl'73 72 72fH 72
73W4I 73 72-Vi 72'h 72Ti7J
I
40H no'; son no
xsn;i'(, to s.s4'as?i'i ssv
r.7?4t)3sl:!SVj'! Si-lsl 371 37
21V4I SHi 21H 21? 21-
21l 22! J 21J 22 21Wi3i
22f Vl22'HWli-l 22 22s 22
II 20 I II W I 11 071.J II U7U II 15
II 22'A' II "0 I 11 10 I 11 10 11 20
11 15 I 11 15 I 11 07!i 11 07!4i 11 0i
ti fi7',;
li 70
l 15
7 10
fi 05
fi 72V4I
fi 75 I
fi 50
7 12141
fi i!7',4
fi 70
fi 15
7 00
fi il4
fi 72'A
fi 45
7 00
fi OJ'i.
r. S2'
li 117'
fi W
7 05
ti OJ'A
5 SI
no
fi 92'.fc
5 S7',fc'
o Siiy r. s'Vi
No. 2.
f'tiHli quotations were as follows:
FLOl'll Dull; winter patents, $3.70ff3.ftl;
Itralghts. $.110fi3.fi0: clears, $3.00fi3.31;
iprltig specials, $l.;m 1.40; tiatents, $:i.59fr'
straights. $3,0013.10; bakers. $2.0flfi2.C0.
WIIKAT-No. 3, 07'ii,'jr72?ic; No. 2 red,
M?(7me.
CORN No. 2. P.O-Vc; No. 2 yellow. SO'.ic.
OATH No. 2. 22',422'.e; No. 2 white, 21
5(25e, No. 3 white. 2l',if2l,c.
RYE No. 2. WiGle.
HARLKY Oood feeding. 37c: fair to
Choice. 41tTllc.
SKEOS-Klax. No. 1, $1.37; northwestern,
$1 3t. Prime, timothy, $1.35(fJ1.05. Clover,
contract rade, $0.0i).
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bhl.. $11.15.
I.nrd, per 100 lbs., $(l.H7V4'irt.70. Short ribs
sides (loose). $fi.O"ifi7.25. Dry saltetl shoill
ilers (boxed). $'i.fi7'il(.75. Short clear nlden
tboxi-d), $7 I5fi7.fi.ri.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, per gal.,
"ffpilARS-Cut loaf. $fi.K.S; granulated, $6.32;
tonfectloners' A. $fi 2S; off A, $fi.l3.
The following aro tho recclplH and shlp
nents for today;
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Hour, bbls lS.o; 15.00
Wheat, bu 371.0HO 40.000
Com. im Rl.ooo 4l.ouo
Oats bu 27S.0O.1 214.000
Hve. bu :'.ooo 1.00)
Hurley, bu IW .,
On the Produce exehango today tho but
ter market was. Ilrm; creameries, l')--dairies.
'Se. Cheese, steady; tOUUc.
:kbs, Urm; fresh, 12Hu.
M?V YOIIIC ISHXHIIAI. JIAHKHT,
tliiiitntlons fur tin liny uu Vnrlous
( 'oni moil 1 1 len,
KI'.W YORK. Aim. 20.-FLOITR Receipts,
Sft.i'A! bbls: exnorts. 11.150 bbls; sales, 7.250
packages, Market was quiet, but quite
Hteiidllv held: winter patents. $3.iof!l.W;
winter straights. $3 I.Vi3.55: winter extras,
J2."0'i3.0U; winter low grades, $2.10412.70; Min
nesota patents, la.&w 1.J.1: ..nnnesoia oaKers,
$2,sr4i3,25. Ryo Hour quiet; sales, 450 bbls.;
fair to good, $3.U0'(3.20; choice to fancy,
$3 :Wi 3.55.
coRNMnAL-Steady: yellow wcntrrn,
KSe: cltv. Sile: Hnindv wine. $2. 15iil2.55.
RYE Nominal; state rye, Wij52c; c. I. f.,
jnw voik. . .
HAKLKY-Dull: feeding, 42U4I HU. o. I. f.,
Now York; malting. fiM5j51, c. 1. f., New
York.
liARLEY MALT flOi.
HEAT-Recelpts. 1IS.275; exports, 40.533
bilsnelB; sales, ;i,iNj.ihm nusneis niiures, wi.
001) exports; spot market, steady. No. 2 red
7Se. f- o. b. alloat; No. 2 red, WVt 7tic,
elevator: No. 1 northern. Duluih. SHir, f. o
li. to arrive: No. 1 hard Duluth. S2.c. to ar
rive, Options were Urm, higher during the
day, realizing on a Jump lit corn, a good
English buying, stronger cables and local
covering. Subsequently they declined un
der realizing. Market closed easy at l'c:
decline. September, 77Vnii77 15-IU; closed,
CORN Receipts. 33.350 bushels: exports.
fi.i7.8iil bushels. Sales, 200.000 bushels; fu
tures, 240,1X10 bushels. Spot easy. No.
45i(i f. o. b. alloat and Il'nc elevator. Option
market developed a uood deal of earlv
Hlrengtli on hlglier cables, covering, big crop
I'i-in iiuiii itttuciiin mill HhOl t-itllllliy iiut'l-
lugs Later the market broke under dis
appointing exports and closed weak at
ki'4i! not advance. May, 40Uff40-V rinsed
WW, tsepiemoer. ta'(ii mjc, closeil W.ic. DC'
cember. 40i1i40ir. closed 40i-e.
OATS Receipts, 130.5OO bushels: exports,
U).000 bushels. Soot mnrke! Mull- Vr '
L'OUc; N. 3, 25lic. No. 2 white, Ihc; No
white, 27Vve; track mixed western. 2(Vfi2i
trai'k whlto western, 2fi1i33e; track white
htate, 2tili3). Options dull and Irregular.
IIAY-Dull; shipping, 72',4ii75c; good to
choice. HVJ02ivo.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice.
1S00 croii. IOii 13o; old. 2lfic; P.iclllc, b?0
crop, nnii.ie; 0111, silae.
HIDES -ITrm; Clalveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
Jc, California. 21 to 22 lbs., 21,4ci Texas
ary. zi to wi int., ja'tc.
LEATI IER Steady . hemlock sole. Hue
litis Ayretf, light to heavv, 22Viii23!4e; acid
WOOL--Dull: 23Ti2Sp: Texas. lBfdtic.
PROVISIONS-Reef, steady; family. $10.W
niii.wr, extra inoui mess, tni.uuiiii.uu; 0111
liams, jin.ro)iLuti'. uui meats, aieauy
Pickled bullies, Siifllr; pickled shoulders
VASHWoi nicked hams. 10iil0-uc Lard
Bteadv: western steamed. $fi.50; August
closed $rt02j nominal; iclliied, steady; con
tinent, $j.;: Koutii America, js.w; com
nouud. r.ii'jitic. Pork, steady: family. $14.2.1
tfil5.2i; short clear, $13,501)15.25; mess, $12.25Jj
Hl'TTER -Steady: creamery. 17'4fi2lo
factory, current packeil, ll'alhv; ttnttatlon
creamery. i"iir siaio iiany, iuiuj-jc
C1IEFS1. Stemlv l.irce colored.
mall rolored, 1 sto, large white, l'ilf.0'ic
mull white.
i:diH l.'l r m : state and Pennsylvania, at
mark, 15'nlSe, western at murk, regular
pavuinc, ivxjitc, wesicnv 1033 on, wmw
v
TIIC13 I'lrm; domestic, fair to extra, i
0fi4c; Japan. tfflV.
MOI.ASSKS-Klrm; New Orlenns. open
kettle, Rood to choice, WtKflc.
TAI.LOW-Ncglectcd; city, I V-16o; coun
try. IVtfMJ.p.
.MKTALs-The week In the local metal
market opened with trade listless mid the
undercurrent of sentiment anions buyers
was pessimistic at best. The cables and
news from the west proved disappointing as
a whole, while there was little In the way
of measuring features. At the close the
metal exchange called pit; Iron warrants
very weak, at $11, with a nominal quota
tion: lake copper. unchatiKed, at $lfi.S7Vi; tin,
very fUlet. at $.11 0.(31.2!; lead dull, nt $1.28:
spelter weak, at $4.10fi 1.15. The brokers
price for lead Is $1 and for copper $10,75.
OVIWIA u'hoi.u.vim; MAKKUT.X.
Condition of Trade noil ((iiiitnllfinn mi
Maple mid I'miic) I'roiliiee.
KlfOS Hecelpts liberal; Rood slock firm
at 13c.
MVH POt'LTHY-Hens, 7fi74c; roosters,
accordltiK to Hue and size. Sffle; broilers,
10c; duiks, 4ffj5e; geese, lf5e; turkeys, Sc.
KItKSII DUKHSKD POIM.TY-Men. M4
ftOe: roosters. Cfifie; ducks and Reese, OfilOo;
broilers, per lb., 12f12'.ic; turkevs, 12'c.
I ! I TTK H Com mon to fair. 1314c; eholce,
l.'Tilfic; separator, 20c; Kathcred creamery,
17;'Jt-
KISII-Trout, 10c; blue fish. 12c; pickerel.
Se; etitllsh, 12c; dressed buffalo, fic; white.
Ilsh. 0e; herrlnir. Br; black bass, 10c; sal
mon. 13e; white bass. 10c; rronple. 10c; plk ,
Itk; halibut, 12c: bullheads, 10e: rliiK perch,
fie; lobsters, green. 22c; boiled lobsters, 25c;
mackerel. 20c; codilsh, 10c; yellow perch, Cc.
PIC.KONS-I.lve, tier do... 00c.
VICAI.S-Cholce. Oinc
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
$7.f0; midland, eholce. $7.00; lowland, choice,
$(1.00; rye straw, choice. $5.25; No. 3 corn,
31c; No. 3 white oats, 26t4c; cracked corn,
per ton, $11.50; corn and oats, chopped, per
ton, $15.0o; bran, per ton. $11.75; shorts, per
ton, $15.00.
VHOKTAHMCH.
ct'orMii:ns-per ioz., 20230.
ASPAKAC.rs-Nono on tho market.
NKW TfltNIPS-Pcr bit. basket, 75c.
NKW JIICKTS-Per ilozen bundles. 15b20c.
NIIW CAHHOTS Per doz. bunches, 25c.
LHTTTCK Per doz.. 15c.
TIA niSIIICS Home-grown, per doz., 15c.
PICAS-Per 1,4-bu. basket, fioc.
WAX I1HAN8-Pcr half-bushel basket,
(Oe.
NKW POTATOKS-Per l)J., 3O0e.
CAHIJAOi:-llome-Krown, per lb P,4
liic.
I'Ari.ll'I.OWMH-Per doz., tl.
OltlCKN COUN-Per doz., 10c.
TfiMATOHS Home-grown, per H-bu.
basket. uOc.
it'ifHAHIt Per lb., lc.
ONIONS Home-grown, per lb., llilWc
(I-'M'HY-Mlchlznn, rSOc.
FIICITS.
ni,ACKHi:imii:s-Per lfi-qt. case, $2.ff).
IJU'HHKimiKS-Nonr In market.
CIMtllANTS-Out of the market.
Pi:AClli:.S-Callfornla. per box, 90ci7$l;
Teias. tier l-basket crate. $1.
A run t i s ione on inc uiHriiei,
PLI'MS-Callfornla. per crate, $I.15fll.2i.
PIII'NKS California. Tragedy, per crate,
$1.25; Kelsay. Japan, per crate, $1.25.
HAHTLKTT PKAHB California, per oox,
$1.75Ti2.i.
C:itAPi:S-Cullfornla. l-basket craio, $1.50;
Tok-ivs. $2; Concords, home grown, roc.
liL I Allirs I5H l uuiornia, .l-oasKei cum.-,
$1.25.
OOOKHHHItniBS Out of the market.
CHKHIUHS California, per 10-pnund boy,
$1.107i 1.25: MlFsourl, iier 21-quart cue, J2.25;
S-pouiid baskets. 50T(Oc.
WATKllMIilAJrsS AH 10 size, iUC lO
rach. . -
CANTALOCPi; (iems, per dozen, wwwc;
larn' sizes, 75cT f 1.
A I'PI.I'.o isative, iWiljl per mi.; per nun,
$2.5Jl3.CiO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINICAPPLKS Per dozen, $l.nvffl.7S.
OHANOi:S Mediterranean sweets, per
box. $4: Valencia. $l.25fll.ffl. . .
LKMONS California, funcy. Jo.w; cnoice,
$5.00.
MA.N ;a.a-icr nuncn, nccoruniK io siav,
$2.25t3.00.
MISCIOLLANKOUS.
NI'T.-i Hlckorv. larcc. Per bu.. $1.25: ulicll-
barks. $1.35; Kngllsh walnuts, per lb., 12tp
13c: Ulberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, per lb..
14f?lc; raw, per lb., 5'.fiCc; roasted. Ciff
Vic.
HIDMS.
HIDICS No. 1 green hides. 6c: No. 2 green
hides, 5c: No. 1 salted Miles, 6o; No. 2
salted hides. 8i: No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
pounds, 7c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to la pounuj,
5c.
St. l.ouln (Iriiln nnd Provision.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20. WHEAT Easier;
N'n ' red. rush, elevator. GOflfiOio: track.
70fi7lc; August. fiSic; September. HSj6Sc;
Decemimr. TlVdo: . naru. im;4'(h,uc.
CORN Illglier; Mi. casn, ;ut; irncH.
ICc; August, 3SJlc; September, 37'ic; De
cember. .1314c.
OATS Firm: No. 2 cash. 214c: trnek, SHJ
(fI22c; August. 2l-c; September, 21c; Decem
ber, 2Hir; rso. J wniie. rtc.
FLOUR Dull: ensy; patents. $3.l5f3.fi0:
extra fancy and strulght. $3.1503.25; clear,
$2 751(3.00.
SEEDS Timothy. nominally higher,
$3.75 bid for prime spot or to arrive, but
not considered. Flax, higher at $1.3fi.
CORNS! EAIi Steady, $2.10113. u.
HR AN Firm; sacked, east track. Cc.
HAY Easy: timothy, $0.50foll.50; prairie,
$5.O0f(7 25.
WIUMK v uigner; ,i..i.
IRON COTTONTIES-I1.30.
RAGGING $8 10G8.S5.
HEMP TWINE-Se.
METALS- Lead: Steady at J4.20. Spelter:
Dull at JI.00TM.03.
iri'i.'rivsipndv: eblekens. 7e: voting.
815c; turkeys, Bfitic: young, Oc; ducks, 6c;
young, tic; kccm . j-. juuuis. u
Etins -steady 111 uiar.
HUTTER- Steady; creamery, L(?)20',4c;
PRO V IHIurun 1'orK, urin; .hiiiiiiiik.
t ..,1 l,lrl,ur ehnlee. t&AWatiX&A. Drv salt
meats Iboxed), stronger; extra shorts,
$7.37".: clear ribs, $7.25. Hacon (boxed),
stronger; extra shorts, $!.00; clear ribs,
$S.12'(,: Hear sides. JS.25.
iji.'.CMtPTR Flnnr. 7.000 bbls.: wheat.
211.000 bu.: corn, iii.000 bu.; oats. 58,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour, Y.'.'i" oois.; wm-ni,
150,000 bu.; corn, 2S.000 bu.: oats, 21.000 bu.
Kiiiimiin City tirnln nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. :0.--WMEAT-Sep.
tember. 02V4c; December, ORHe ; casn. fio. j
lianl. fisiMiiilc: No. 3, 2ififi3y,e; No. 2 red.
wm:- No. .3. W1(67r . .
CUlt.N Hepiemoer. .w-i-.
rash. No. 2 mixed, No. 2 white, Jilic;
No. A. :". .,,..
OATS-no. wnue, ii'.nu-n;.
HAY-Tltno'thyl!t'$0.r0; rliolce prairie. $(1.50.
HUTTEH-Creamery. IftlSu; dairy, fnncy.
. .. . 1. 1Vfll.,n..l nll.1
KanFiiH Htock, V2o dozen, Iohh off, ensos ro
luniod; now whltowootl cnfos incluucd, Va-
.... . ... oaa - term
HVA vAV l is- wnoai, itwiw uu., tnuii to,iov
bu-: :'.r. "": .,
Rl 1 1 I'M l'iis 1 r wneai, io.i,uui uu., u.
10,00") bu.; oats, 4,ooo bu.
'I'iiIimIo MnrUrt.
-rr-vi itttn r Am, :n WHEAT Dull and
lower. Spot. 7'lic: September, 75c; October,
751.4c; Decemlier. iikc. i..n.
CORN Dull, lower; No. 2 cash, MlUWi
8AT--D,ur,Sn. 2 cash. 22Uc; September,
RY1J I'll . niSliri , i nni, t
CLOVER SEIHl- Dull. I.lghrr; ISOs prlnje.
$5.0; m prime. J5.S214; October, $i..12V-; No.
$5. 1 .
l.lt rrnonl ( rtiln Mnrkrl.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 20,-WHEAT-Spot
dull; No. 2 red western winter. 1.1 -u;
2 northern spring, Gi3d; No. 1 California,
tis SH'fjfis pi. ,
fnii.'nni firm: American mixed now
4s;' American mixed old. 4s Id. Futures
Steady: September, -IsUil; October. wUdi
November, -is . ...in.
PROVISIONS Hams, short rut, dull, at
47s fid. liacon i-umocnaiiii cm, nun,
Its Gd.
lliiiirniKills Wlirnl nnd I'Monr.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 20.-WIIEAT-AU-gust.
7mr; September. 71'-e; December. .3c.
On track No. 1 hard. T!e; No. 1 nortliern.
72'. r; No. 2 nortliern, in-'ic. ...,,,
l''LOUR Lower; llrst patents. $3.00Wl.no;
second patents. $3.70r.1.S0; llrst clears, $2,850
3.05; second clears, $1 85i2.05.
11RAN t'ncliangeil, at ,u.io'ui.-.w in iium
Itiilntli Vliint MnrUel,
niTl.C'l'll. Minn.. Ann. 20. WHEAT No
1 hard, "i)V,o; No. 1 northern, 74Uo: No. 2
northern, 71s4e; No. 2 spring, fiS-.e. To ar
rive, no. 1 nam, iii'.e; no. i noriiiein, n-tv,
new No. 1 hard. 7fic; new No. 1 northern
74Vr; Heptemncr no. 1 noriucrn, uuc; wo
cember No. 1 northern, 7nic,
Philadelphia Prodiier MnrUrt,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20. HUTTER-
Flrm; fancy western creamery, 2l',4c; fancy
western nrlnts. 23c.
EGGS Firm; lc higher: fresh nearby
western, ifio; rresii nearoy soutnwesiern
i:c.
MllivHiikri (irnlii Market.
MILWAUKEE. Auc. 20. WHEAT Quiet
No. 1 northern, 751i75V'c; No. 2 northern
73H73W.C
RYE -Steady: No. 1. 61c.
HARLEY Steady ; No. 2, 40fi50c; sample,
1 1 mvje.
t'orfee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. -COFFEE -The
roffeo futures opened steady at a decline of
W points, and further declined -10 .lolutu
under adverse rnbles and adverse receipts,
lending to liquidation, with shorts about
the only support. Practically no outl le
speculative interest cither way and ware
house movement and spot demand both dis
appointing. Market closed barely steady
at a net loss or 15 to So points. Total sales,
Winoo, Including September at $7.3017.35; Oc
tober. $7.35f(7. 10; November. $7.15, December,
$..5Jlj7.tiO; March. $7 6u1;7 75, Ma. $7.70fj8.uC.
MOVEMENTS OP STOCKS AM) IIO.MIS.
Little pii mi lliind Furnishes (food
Material for Henri.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. There was no rad
ical changu today In tho character of re
cent stock market operations. General news
bearing on tho situation was scant, but
what thero was furnished ammunition for
the bears. London, which hits latterly been
11 bu:er, turned seller for 11 small amount
and western niTpilngs were onlv on special
stocks. Oeneral weakness occurred In
stocks with which the ilrm of Flower ,i
( o. is Idetitiiied, following the announce
ment of the death of 11 member of the I'rm
These Include- n half ilozen most active
Issues nnd losses ranged from 1 to 2 point?
with Hrooklyn Transit nnd People's das
leading. Elsewhere selling was In moderat"?
volume, but some pronounced declines oc
curred In Sugar, Tobacco, Consolidated riai,
Metropolitan Street rallwny. Railroad
stocks were much better sustained than the
specialties, declines extending to it point
only In St. Paul nnd Rock Island. While
the general tone throughout the greater
nnrt of the dav was reactionary, there were
periods of steadiness when the shorts re
dticed their lines. Snmp comment wnt
aroused by the sudden marking tip of Gen
eral Electric to 140.. Its closing price on
Saturday was 13C. Reports of 11 combina
tion with a rival concern nnd excollent
earnings were circulated, of which thero
was no confirmation. Fluctuations In tho
steel group were comparatively narrow, but
early losses were generally recovered In th"
late afternoon In reports of Improved trade
conoiuons. , mntter or interest 111 connec
tion with the International monetary slt:i.
ntlon was tho decllnu of money In Loudon
10 i per com. this condition attrinuted to
reeelnts of cold bv the Hank of Ennlnnd
amounting to $l,G70,wX. This amount lncludoj
the $3.2.i0.00i) gold exported from here on
Saturday week. The sub-treasury statement
lor tonay snowed tnnt it was n debtor nt
the clearing house todHy to the unusual
amount of $3.1fi.'.0.. Paymentrt bv the gov
ernment on nrrount of redemption of th-
old 2 per cent bonds for Satttrdnv and to
day amount to $2.7.12,010. At this rate of
replenishment the banks will speedily re
cover the decrease In Rjrnlus reserves ef
fected by last week's gold shipment. In
tho last half hour of tho session Pconlo's
Gas. and Hrooklyn Transit vero bid up over
a point from the lowest, which exerted a
stimulating effect 011 tho entire list. The
losing was stenuy, wim a rauy in
progress.
Honds showed Irregularity, but chnnges
were very small. Total sales, par value.
$055,000. United States 4b advanced In the
bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
llnnuclal cablegram says: Excessive Idle
ness In tho markets hero today caused uni
versal heaviness except In copper shares,
which wen- sustained by covering of short
contracts. Money wns much ensler. Call
rates began at 2' per cent nnd soon be
came nominal. Time money was 3 per cent,
discount 3H. This ease Is expected to last
to the end of the month. Tho India gov
ernment seems to bo nibbling at silver.
Following are tnc closing prices on tne
New York Stock exchange:
.tchl!on
2' '4l-'nlcm I'flcKlc 30
3 do pfd t
do pf.l
rtnlllinnro & Oliln.. ;i', WAtiinh
;i, Watmiih 7
Cnnmllan Pnellle
Cnnnda tfomhorn
S3'i' do pfd....
.. 18
.. M
.. ?:
.. 14
..liOVi
..1:3
..154
.. 45
..1!3
.. S3
..
.. 4-i
.. SI
.. 87 1,0
..6'i
.. p;
.. 17
.. !1'i
.. Wl
.. 3-.H
.. 7IH
.. 25,
.. 0",i
.. n
..1"!
..hi;
.. W'i
.. ".VI,
4''iW. & I. V
rhes. & Ohio r
Chicago Clt. W 1i"i
do 2'Mrfd..
Wl, Cfntral ..
Third Avenue ..
Acllitni I'xpresn
C, 11. Q Kh
ClilenKO, 1. & L '-".'
do pfd r1'4
Amer. Knpre.s
Chl-ngo & B. I
"fi1,.!!'. P. Kxrress.
Chicago A- N. W....IF2 IWella-Kaigo Hx.
C, It. I. & r KWAnier. cot. oil...
C. C. C. & St. I... .3
Colo. Southern .... V
ua prd
Amer. Malting ..
do pf (I
Amcr. S. & H...
do pfil
Amer. Spirits ...
do pf.l
do 'nt pfd li
do 2d pfd K.
Del. & llmljon ....172
Del. I.. & W 17
Denver & ltlo O.... 1'
do pfd
H Amer. S. II
li, do pfd
TP.4 Amer. S. A W...
Erie
do 1st pfd.
Ot. Nor. pfd...
152 do pfd
ll'4 Amer. Tin Plate.
II", I do pfd
110'i Amr. Tobacco .
tl'il do pfd
Hocking Coal .
Hooking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central .
do pfd
IJ Anaconda M. Co.
K. C. I. & O.... 1v;,llrk. flap. Tr.
jj. n. & v.
Con. Totiaero
do pfd
01
200
do pfd
Federal Steel
db pfd........
Oeneral I'lectrlo
like lioro ...
MM
19';
(2'4
01
23
f.
71'.
3114
"!
IT'S
W'i
',j
Ioiilx. & N'nuh
Manhattan I, .
Met. fit. Ry...,
Mex. Central ,
01 1
151
OhieoM! Kucar .
11'
1-,4
R-'i
do pfd
Int'ni Taper ...
do pfd
Liclede Oas ....
Minn, .t St. I,
do pfd
Mobile & Ohio
M , IC. & T.
On National nisnilt
do pfd....
3o; do pfd
131 National Lend .
do pfd
Sl'i National Hteel .
4,5 I do pfd
N. J. Central..
N. Y. Centrnl.,
Nor. & 'West..
lo pfd....
84
No. Pacific ,,
5r,J'N. A". Air HrBke.,130
Ontario & '..
Ore. H. N...
21 iNo. .vmirlcan 13
42 raollla Coast 53
do pfd....
do 1st pfd S.5
do Id pfd 61';
Pennsylvania, .
Heading
ltt
li'i Pacin- Mall 31H
51 I Tropic's Oas Of.
?S' Pressed S. C. pfd.. 72
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
a Rio Q. W f,'
Pullman P. C 15,
Stand, n. & T 5'i
do pfd 00
St. U S. F nj'Sunar
,123
lin
. 70'i
, 10
, filV't
. so;
, ncj
. f."
, ll'-j
. vo;
54
do 1st pfd M do pfd
do Id pfd 34; Tenn. C. I...,
St. L. t'. W H'l'tr. S. Ither..
lo pfd 27;, do pfd
St. Paul lll'i
U. ft. Rubber
do pfd
Western Union ..
rtepubllo I. & 8..
do pfd
P. U. C. & St. L.
do pfd 1711.
St. P. Omaha... .114
So. Paelllo
So. Hallway ...
11
f,2'i
im
do pfd
Texas Pacific.
Ex-dlvldend. Offered. Assessments
paid. A Ex-dlvldeud and offered.
imv York .Money Market.
NEW YORK. Anr. 20.-MONEY-OU call.
steady, at IMpl'.i per cont: prlmo mercantile
paper, -ijfri per cent.
STERLING EXCIIANOE-Steady, with
actual business In bunkers' bills nt $I.S7'!
fri'LOTi for demand and I.SHf4.M'4 for sixty
days; posted rates $I.S.W and $I.MV4UI-S0;
commercial bills, $4.S3VtJ.S3V
SlLVl'Wl ertincaies, ui'Mlu-Vi Mexican
dollars, tS'ic.
HONDS Covernmont, strong; itate,
easier; railroad, easier.
Tho closing uncos on tionns touay aro aa
follows:
P. S. ref. 2s, reg..
mi
I'M
109
Iff
IMi
lo Is
N. Y, C. Is
N". .1. 1. pea. 5s.
No. Pacific 3s....
do 4s
. Ol'i
. los'i
.122
'. n
.mi
.107
. 07i
,101
Mi
.12
.1133
. (.;?,
.
.uos
.I2li
. lfiT
.IK
.us;
. 7fvt
.10S
do eoupiin
do ,1, leg
do coupon
do 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4i, r.g
do coupon
do lis, roK
do coupon
11. of (. 3, f5s
Atch. gen. 4s
do ml. Is
Canada So. 2s
C. & O. 4's,s
do :.h
c;. & N. V. c. 7s..
do S. F. d. 6h....
Chicago Ter. 4s...
Colo. So. 4s
D. & H. O, Is
do 4s
Hrle Ken. 4s
W. & I). C. Is.,
(ion. Klertrlu 5s...
Iowa Cfntral Is...
"K, C. V. & O. Is.
K N. mil. 4s....
M. K. & T. 2s
i3:;
N. Y. C. X. S. I..
N. & W. c. 4s..
4s
115
115
112".
Ore, Nav. Is
do 4i
O. S. L. ns
do eon. Cs
Heii'llnr gen. 4...
It. f. W. Is
Kt li 1 M c. Cm.
.It I, A H P g. da..
St. Paul cons
St. P. C. & I'. Is.
do 5s
So. Paelllo 4s
So. Railway fin
H. It. T. 6-1
11214
122
101'i
'
in
0'1'i1
lll'i
13i
,W4
KM
'iJ
,102
, 17
m
. 71
,117'i
,113
Tex. ,t Pnclrle Is.,
do 2s
.111,
. M'4,
.insi;
.117'i
.101';
l'nlon Pnrlflo 4s...
Wabash Is
do 2s
West Shore 4s
,111'i
, !iSi
Wis. Cential 1s,..,
Vn. Centuries
. 00
When Issued. "Trust receipts.
IIonIoii Stock (llliitlltlons.
ROSTON. Aug. 20. Call loans, 2ff3 per
cent; tlmu loans, 3UWI per cent, cillcl.il
closing:
A., T. & S. F
do pfd
Amer. Siutar
do lifd
Hell Telephone ....
lloston & Albany.
Ronton lllevatcd ..
11 'on & Mo
C. H. & O
Doinlnb'ii Coal ...
do pfd
Fed era I Steel
do pfd
I'ltehhurg pfd
(len. Kleetrlc
do pfd
IM. Klee. Ill
Mm. Central ....
Mb Telephone ..
N. r.. (1. & C
Old Colony
Rubber
Union Paclrto
. ?7'l West Pud M
, 24 West. PJectrlo 46';
.122 Wis. Central II
.llfi Atchison 09';
.I43V4 N. R. 11. & C. f,s.. l
,24't I Adventure :'
.lll'.li Allouej: Mln. Co.... V
n 'A ma I. Copper W4
125; Atlantis 2.1
. IH4 Hoston & Mont 317
.110 liuttn & IloHton (II
. 3l"j Calumet & Hecla...7So
. f.'4 centennial 1711
.iaVi Franklin II
.lWVi Hunilnldt t:.
.130 oceola e,
jor, I Parrot tl
. ll; gulney 110
. Si I Santa Ye Copper... Pi
. 13'4,THumnii li inn
.W If tab Mining so',4
. 3iVi f inona 3
. &3 lAVolverlnes 41
London Stork limitation,
LONDON. Aug. 20.-4 p. m. Clospig:
Cons., money.... 95 lt-Ui
do account &",
Atchison 27l4
iKrle lii
do lit nfi 34
Penn.)lvanla 0!i
Rending
So. Paclflo nfd 73i
t'aaadlan Pac do ..
St. Paul H7t
HUnoU Central
I'nb T Paclll.- pfd
N Y (Vntral
.!", jflrnnd Trunk ,
. "S 1 Ara. "nda !',
133, Hand Mines ., .. '!'
I1AR SILVER Firm, :S U-lild per ounce
Money. 2-40 per cent Short bills, 3U-!6e,
three-months bills, 311-lCj(3c.
I'liiuncliil tnte.
CHICAGO, Ausr, lO.-Clcorlnsa, $22,066,250;
(
bnlances, $2,(110,130; posted exchange, $I.SbUl
4vi'4; New Yotk exchange, pat
ST I.OCIS, Aug llli'learlngs, $5.fil3.3A.
balances, $vtf,,5ls, money, 4i( per cent; New'
York exrhangr, I0c discount bid, par askid
CINCINNATI. Aug. 20.-Cieiirlr.g. H.loo.
400; New York exchnnge, par; money, 2'.4lb
per cent.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20,- Kxchanges, $!,
OlS.iTJl; balances, $7,010,707.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "0.-Olearlligs.
IO..Vi5.16l; balances. $2.C2!t..1(i2.
ROSTON. Aug. 20.-Exchangc.', J3.fG7.67. ;
balances, $1,401,120.
New York .Mining; Storks,
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. The following are
the closing quotations for mining shares
today:
choilar ."
14 .Onlarlo
ST-i
52
10
1SD
650
.1'
.... 175
20
M
Crown Point 15
Ophlr
Plymouth
I'u eksllver . .
do pfd
Sierra Nevada
standard
l'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket
'n. Cal. & Va....l'
laadwood ;
Oould Currle ... 1
Hale Norcross
Homcstake 5M
If n Silver !
Mexican :
I'nrcluu 11 ii ii 111-1 n I.
LONDON, Aug. 20. Husliiess on the Stock
Exchange today, nftcr the holiday, opened
undecided, but large arrivals of gold and
the expectation of easier money strength
ened high clnss Investments, Home rail
roads were weak, owing to strike possibili
ties. American securities opened fairly ilrm,'
but subsequently declined, except In tho
case of Southern Pacific, common and pre
ferred, and New York Centrnl. Grand
Trunks were flat, after a period of firmness.
Canadian Pacllics sympathizing. With tho
exception of Chinese and Argentine securi
ties. Internationals were dull. Copper wns
lower. Tho amount of bullion tnken Into
the Hank of England on balance today was
iOll.uoo. Spanish 4s closed at 71'ic. Gold
premium nt Utienos Ayres, 131.00.
PARIS, Aug. 20. The prices on the Hoursc
today were Ilrm on the oillclal confirmation
of the entry of tthc allies Into
Pekln nnd tho strength of Rus
sian securities, owing to renewed
rumors that tho czar Is to visit France
within a few months being credited. Span
ish 4s advanced on tho Hank of Spain's
diminution of Its circulation of notes. Hlo
Untos advanced sensibly on London ad
vices. Three per cent rentes Hi francs,
C.1 centimes for the account. Exchange on
London. 2.1 francs, 17 centimes for checks.
Spanish Is closed nt 72 10.
HEREIN, Aug. 20. Huslness was henvy
on the llourse today, owing to recent utter
ances attributed to M. Delcasse, tho French
minister of foreign iifTalra, nnd the unsat
isfactory news from China. Amerlcnn se
curities were weak Canadian Pacifies
fluctuated. .Mlno shares were depressed.
Home funds wero firm. Exchange on Lon
don, 0 marks; 4S pfgs. for checks. Discount
rates, short bills, 3 per rent; three-months'
bills, I per cent.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20. -The mnrket for
cotton futures showed cotudderabla Irregu
larity today. On the opening cali August
declined 11 points, while the rest of the
list was 5 points lower to 2 points hlgner
I; or a time a pretty weak feeling prevailed.
I his was due to tinsntlsferiorv cables and
an almost entire absence of public specula
tive, interest. Crop news, while contllctlng,
had u pretty bad average luter In the ses.
slim. A demand from the shorts, on thN
account, nnd following reports of heavy
rains In Texns, with drouth In the Atlantic
states, carried prices up 11W14 points from
tho lowest level of the forenoon. Trading
was not nt alt nctlve, us opinions were
much at variance and neither one side nor
the other was disposed to act on their con
victions. At the close the fellng was tendy
with August 7 points lower and other
months 7 to 12 points net higher. Futures
closed steady with August nt $9.0S; Septem
br, $S.7fc; October, $S.fil; November. $8.60;
December, $S.4ti; January, $S47; February,
$S.40; March, $S.51; April, $S.62; Mav. $S.53;
June, $S.5l. Spot closed dull: middling un
and, 10c; middling gulf, lOVic. Sales, 103
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20 -COTTON-Steady;
sales. 125 bales; ordinary, 7c; good
ordinary. 8 5-lCe; low middling, 9 7-18c; mld
d lng, 0 15-Mc; good middling, l0H-16c; mid.
dllng fair, 10 7-lCe. Receipts, 331 bales;
stock, nctunl, .10,371 bales. Cotton futures,
very steady; August, $0.H2fi!i 00; September,
$S.74J(S.75; October, JS.37iTfS.34: November,
$S.2iTi8.2.S; December, $S.&.fli.27: January!
$S2n$.27: February, $$.288.30; March, $3,30
fiS.32; April. $S.32?iS,34; May. IS.35WS.37.
ST. LOl'IS, Aug. 20.-COTTON-Steadv;
no sales: middling, 9 0-16c; receipts, 2 bains;
shipments, ;'13 bales; stock, 13,152 bales,
('ilirornln Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS The week started with
trade In dried fruits comparatively light.
Nevertheless the undercurrent wa steady
on comparatively amajl offerings and prlce-i
romnlned about inrhnnged Calif ornls
sorts wero npathetle and leaturoles.. Quo
tatlons follow: State, evaporated apple
common, 3J?5c; prime, 4"-to',Sc; choice, fi'4
yGc; fancy, CWic. Prunes, 3Mc per lb.,
ns to size and quality. Apricots, Royal,
llfrl4c; Moor Park, 15H17c. Poaches, peeled,
14318c; unpeeled, GffWc.
Dry f.ooilsj Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Aug. 20. DRY GOOD3
Market quiet nt llrst hnnds In nil direc
tions. Some Inquiry for fnlr-slzcd lots of
coarso brown and colorol cottons, but at
lower prices than sellers will accept, al
though market continues Irregular
Hleached cottons are quiet, but prices
steady. No feature In wide sheetings or
cotton flannels and blankets. Print cloths
dull, but steady; prints quiet and ginghams
steady. India linens, lawns and other whlti
goods In modornte requnst.
Stnteinrnt of Vlnllilr flnpiily.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20. The statement Of
the visible supply of grain. In store nnd
afloat, on Saturday, August 18, as rnmpared
by tho New York nroduce exch.mno Is as
follows: Wheat, 40,701,000 bu., an Increase of
1,51.1.000 bu ; corn. 0.102.000 bu., a decrease
of 2,210.000 bu.; onts, 2.210,000 hu., an Increase
of 1.107.000 bu.; rye, 6S1.000 bu., an lnrrent.c
of 57,000 bu.; barley, 3S0.0O0 bu,, an Increase
of 30,000 hu.
lvl Kin Hotter Mnrket.
ELGIN. 111., Aug. 20.-niTTTER-No offer
ings, market Ilrm at 20Uc, an advance of
half a cent over last wecls. Sales reported
for tho week, 10,060 tubs.
Oil Mnrket.
LONDON. Aug. 20.-OIL-Caleutta lin
seed, spot, R3s fid; turpentine spirits, 27s 3d
LIVERPOOL, Aug. L'O.-OIL Cottonseed
Hull rellned, August, dull, at 22s Od
Snunr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20. SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle. 41ic: eentrlfugnl, yellow,
triibc; seconds, R?f4 0 -ICe.
IIIRDS AS SOWERS.
Tin Arc the Chief AKrtits for I)li
trlliulliiK Seed.
Tho birds aro tho principal agents In tho
distribution of seed. Let us glauco at a
few Instnnces of this, says Longmau't)
Magazine, Tho branches of an oak ami
tho grot;nd underneath mny bo seen In
acorn tlmo thirk with rooks gorging them
selves with acorns. Rut what Is yon glossy
purple fellow doing npart from tho others?
Ho has flown into tho middle of tho Mold,
whero ho can havo a bettor eye upon ap
proaching enemies, nnd Is vigorously ham
mering away at tho ground with his strong
beak. Having eaten as many acorns as his
craw will hold ho Is burying a few with nn
eyo to hnrd times. When thoso times
come tho "hoy with tho gun" may havo got
him or ho may fall to Iocato some of his
burled treasures, which grow up and In
tlmo prove their gratlttido by repaying tho
acorn with compound Interest to Ills
descendant!).
Tho blackbird Is especially fond of tho
berries of tho Ivy. Whon ho has llllcd his
craw with thorn ho retires to his favorite
treo, and, putting his head under his wing,
sleeps tho sleep of tho Just. In tho morn
ing tho ground under IiIh porch Is whlto
with his droppings, but U these bo exam
ined It will ho found that the nctual seeds
havo been too hard for his gizzard and havo
been deposited In tho very spot most favor
able for tholr success In tho battle of life
at the foot of n treo. I must glvo one more
example of this compact. In order that
they may germinate, tho seeds of the mis
tletoe must bo smudged on to tho branch
of certain kinds of treeB. With this view,
tho plant surrouiiiis Its seeds with a highly
glutinous mucllnge. which It flavors with
a nicety to tho tasto of tho thrush. In eat
ing tho berries tho thrush can no moro
escnpe getting his beak covered outside
with this sticky mucllago than a child can
Indulge In a feast of bilberries with a cleau
mouth. Ills dinner ended, he goes, llko 1;
tidy child, to wipe his mouth; for this h
finds tho branch of a treo quite the
handiest sort of napkin, hut It Is not the
mucllago alono tjiat ho 5vlpes off; an oc
casional seed has also Btuck outside, and
this, too, he deposits on tho branch, to
gether with tho mucllago needed for Its
Rdhpslcn thero, In tho 'only position and
under the only conditions suited to its
growth and which could not otherwise- be
eaully attained.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Gornfcd Cattle in Light Supply and Market
Steady to Strong.
HOGS BRING A LITTLE BETTER PRICES
(Inml Feeder Are Sternly to Strong,
One of I be llcavlrit Huns of Sltcrii
Hcr Received nnd Prlrrs
Considerably I.ovtrr,
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 20.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oillclal Monday 4,01ii 2.U4S 16,101
namo nay last wecK .',770 l.uis u,i
Sumo day week before. . 2,777 3,120 7,71s
Same three weeks nuo... 3.312 4.021 7.475
Same four weeks ago 2,310 4,254 0,040
.wo.nge price paid tor hogs tor me iasi
several days, with compar'sons:
1900.lSOO.lS3S.16S7.lhO(i.l40i.lW.
!l 6 151 4 191 3 701 12 77f4"4t5 4 50
.1 1. 1S 4 26 3 741 3 45l I 4 45 4 5.)
.1 5 151 4 33, J C7 3 47' 2 K I &4 I E5
. 6 10 4 43' 1 Gl 3 57i 2 ib 4 (S
Aug.
Attg.
AUg.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3....
4....
5....
5 10 4 43
1 61
3 711
3 53, 2 !ti 4 65
3 4J, J 02, 4 67 4 74
3 45i 2 02i 4 55, 4 77
6....
0 Ul
3 77
AUK. 7....
f 14, 1 ,1S 1
fi 15i 4 37) 3 81)
G Oli I 3J 3 07,
Aug. ....
Z Yo 4 w
4 43
4 SO
4 70
4 7i
Atlg. 9....
Aug. JO...
Aug. 11...
Aug. 12...
Atlg. 13...
3 40!
I
6 0U " 2SI 3 1)7 1
3 53
2 76
I 57
4
I 20
3 77i 3 51
2 e6
4 35
U3
I 44
4 32
3 85
3 71
3 50
J 4U
4 60i
4 501
4 051
4 07
3 61
2 74
2 43
4 77
4 07
Aug. 11...
3 64!
3 70
4 01
Aug. 15...
Aug. 10...
AUg. 17...
Aug. 18...
Aug. 10...
Aug. 20...
3 7..I
3 7Si
2 43
2 91
2 SS
I I2 5 06
4 3
1 li 6 us
4 55, 5 11
I 5 07
5 00
I 3t 3 74
1
3 rtl
3 6S
3 73
3 70
1 0,
4 47
4 50,
3 Uol
3 671
3 751
4 51
S 03)
70! 4 56 6 01
Indicates Sunday.
The oillclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each rond was:
Cattle.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. 2
l'nlon Pucltlc System 43
F.. E. & M. V. R. 11. . 45
cattle, nogs, aneep.irr s.
(i
7 40 4ii
ID
H. C. V. Hy 1
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry .. 2
H. ii M. It. R. R 62 4 10 1
C, H. & Q. Ry 1 2
C, R. I. & P., east.. .. 2
Total receipts ...Tl03 3S 50 It
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho
number of head Indicated;
Huvcrs. Cattle. Hogi. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 5S 727 l.'2
O. II. Hammond Co.... 40S : 641
Swift and Company .121 7:1:1 ....
Cudahy Packing Co 162 411 1.11
Armour & Co 115 207 976
Swift, from country 31 77.' ....
R. Hecker & Degan 472
Vnnsant & Co 47
J. L. Carey 20S
Lobman & Co 227
W. I. Stephen 512
Hilt & Huntzlnger 41
Hentou ei Underwood... 23S
Livingstone & Sclmller.. 103
Hamilton & Rothschild 60S
H. F. Hobblck K'
A. F. Mawhlnney 22
Other buyers 255
Totals 4,117 7,513
CATTLE There was a good liberal run
of cattle here today, but It wus composed
mostly of western grnss cattle. There were
quite n few cattle that were good enough
for packers, but on most grades yard trnd
ers wero better buyers than the packers, so
that the bulk ot the stock hero sold as feed
ers. Several trains wero late, which made
tho mnrket open a llttlo slow, particularly
011 killers. Corn-fed cattle wero In very
light supply, only a few good bunches being
on sale. Good cattle were fully steady and
In some enses strong. As high as $5,70 was
paid, which was considered strong ns com
pared with the close of last week. There
wero hardly enough hero to make a good
test of tho market.
There wns quite u liberal sprinkling of
cow stuff on sale today and the tendency
waa to buy It lower. The best grades, how
ever, held about steady, whllo the medium
grades wero rather slow and weak, emi
nent did not show much if any change In
one direction or the other.
Htnnlr hidta I. ........
u. nut,, iiuuniy were luuy
steady to strong and In good demnnd, but
Ihn MtlMn lino .... k.tlltt ......... I .. , .
.., w....it. j uuiin rui hUl III KUUM UC-
mnnd and the market wns slow and weak.
Interest this morning centered around tho
stocker and feeder trade. Speculators all
seemed to be anxious for cattle ot good
quality nnd weight and outbid tho packers
on uli tho klndB that could bo used by
either. Tho market on the better grades of
heavy cattle was steady to strong and ac
tive, while tho common light rattle wero
slow and lower. As high as $4.00 was paid
this morning for a string of heavy cattlo,
which was the highest point reached this
season.
Western cattlo were In good supply and
what few sold to killers brought steady to
s,irn"ff-uprlcrs.'. Gootl C0VH woro steady,
whllo the medium grades sold a llttlo lower!
Good heavy feedet.i wero steudy to strong
and common light cattlo slow and lower.
Representative sales; '
BEEF STEERS.
No. A v. Pr. No.
072 4 S(i :
S8 1123 4 M 67
20 1359 5 10
COWS.
1 M0 1 M 2
$ iom 2 :s 1
1 010 2 so 1
1 1030 2 M
Av.
....1iM
....1301
Pr.
S 33
5 70
PIS 2 11
10) 2 75
1230 2 7i
HEIFERK.
1 RS0 3 40
COWS AND HEIFERS.
962 3 10
STOCK CALVES.
1 200 4 no 2 'vi
1 ro 5 2:,
I 2S
HULLS.
I 2 7 i km 3:0
1 1430 - 7? 1 3 29
' M'j 3 in 1 siA n -'.
STOCIC COWS A N D ' HE IFE RS. '
1...
1...
.11:0 2 ro
, f.Vl 3
.... .".0 2 75
.... for, ; k;
...AW) 3 CO
, 790 3 2;
. "K 3 2.",
. 511 3 0
1
1...
1...
. !20 3 10
STOCK E RS A N 6' FEEDE I IS.
4H) 3 73
, m a to
19.
43.
770 3 M
1
!'.""'.!
4
1
1
10
c
No.
... sso 3 10
... Rio 3 ;.o
... 920 3 M
...1190 3 73
.. 670 3 ',
... 630 3 ft,
,.. S"fi 3 8,
. 639 4 00
. 763 4 03
. R00 4 01
. 930 4 05
. $50 4 20
. 512 4 25
. R01 4 13
. 720 4 13
AV. IT.
...1061 2 00
... 810 2 00
29
16
4
27 ,
13
30
1
.. 670 3 r
inEUBRASICa!
Av. Pt
No.
3ii feeders.. KI2 410
H COWS...,
2 rows...
1 row....
3 rowH...
3 rows...
1 cow...,,
2 rows. . .
U teeners.. 807 4 10
- feeders.. 650
.1 nn
850
850
1 nun..
2 cows.
.1110 2 r,n
J i I
...1040 2 67
07G
45
4 cows 1222
2 rows 850
70 feeders.. 11(10
3 25
2 fi5
310 2 65
960
700
.1 :
I 45
4 feeders,
1 10
0 rcertcrs.. KS3 4 10
1 feeders.. 120" i 15
17 feeders.. 1111 1 25
5 feeders.. 1052 3 50
7 rows 1001 ,1 40
16 cows 870 2 10
D feedern..lfi00 4 13
1 feeder... 060 3 50
29 feeders
2 feeder!
1032 I 25
825 3 Xi
.1 COWS 1003
2 cows 11r.
,1 40
2 91
7 rows 035 3 20
on rows.
828 3 15
1.1 rows 841
.1 15
19 cows 856
4 feeders.. 620
3 15
3 00
17 feeders. . IPll
3 05
4 heifers... 655 .1 85
1 heifer.... 830 ,1 0.)
1 cow
1 cow
1 feeder..
1 fc'ilcr..
1 cows..,,
2 rnu-s. . .
,. 0X0 2 70
.J07O 2 (10
. 760 .1 50
. 30) 1 10
. !II5 3 10
1 rows I0fi3
1 steer 7S0
'2 feeders. . flO.1
ro
I in
rl feeders.
0.11 3 85
1 reeders.
3 feeders,
fi feeders.
10 feeders.
2 feeders.
16 feeders.
85 feeders.
855 3 SO
016 .1 85
815 3 25
3 COWS 1000 3 J5
010
3 83
fi rows.
OKI 3 15
857
3 85
3 feeders.. l'2u 3 85
875 3 85
637 4 20
831 3 75
10 cows imn n s
26 cows 010 3 00
MniT'Ptr n a K-rvi a"
15 steers.. ..1202 4 20 10 rows 90 3 20
11 steers
1236 4 20 11 feeders.. 1227
4 (V)
7S feelers., flirt .1 TB
22 cows.
054
05
27 COWS 037 4 Oi)
WVOMIVC.
1 bull 1200 3 00 21 bJlls..
.1470 2 85
11 fpoilnru hl
4 10
1 bull...
.1070 3 20
ft feeders. . f,0;
I 15
1! feeders. .1100 ! no
1 row Oin .T Ml
1 row 050 3 50
28 feeders.. 90S 4 00
48 feeders.. 10nt 4 10
21 feodors,.1042 4 25
12 rows 965 2 90
21 feeders.. 1253 1 25
0 feeders.. 1223 4 20
5 feeders.. laiO 4 10
;io feeders.. 07,1 4 m
23 feeders
15 cows...
33 feeders
15 feeders
19 cows...
814 I 20
.1000 3 15
. 8811
. 870
.1001
4 2."
4 40
2 no
J.
lira ililni'lf Vol,
.14 feeders.. 91S 3 On 1 cow 920 3 25
11 feeders.. 902 3 65 1 row 760 3 10
E. P. Meyer.iNeb.
35 steers... .11X1 4 55 35 steers.. ..1117 -155
u. .Miiraii won
1 row..
1 cow..
7 cows.
1 cow..
1 cow..
1 cow..
..1300 3 00
1 cow 900 3 15
..1150 3 00
..1011 3 25
..1150 3 03
..1119 3 05
3 rows. . .
D cows...
6 cows.. .
. 036 ,1 05
.1051 3 27
.10W 3 05
010 3 25
Dccmrr A C'llllfoll-Neb.
55 feeders.
;es 1 mi
Htlllllll.ll IlllfirtfA-ll'l'n
4 feednrH..1072 I 25 1 hull 1200
2 cowh 1115 2 75 1 row 1200
1 feeder... 770 4 25 2o feeilern. .1312
1 cow 900 3 25 0 feeders., fifd
I cow 850 2 75 I cow .. 1060
fi W ltr,.VMl,l' IV vr.
t 25
2 75
1 40
2 8)
,1 0
I 0
I 00
js teeners Ota 4 in 31 feeders
001
PU0
1057
1001
070
1 row
010
2 811
80
10 CIIWM
1 row
1 row
2 cows,
il COWS
. ' rows
1 1 iiu-
010 3 ll
Ml
.1
HiiookM -Wvo
7 feeders, II 111 4 111
.' friilers
2 cows, .,
1010 3 75
, 0)0 2 i5
33 feeders.. S3 1 3 00
1 feeder... 800 .1 90 1 cow 1000 2 75
2 feeders.. 11 10 4 10
E. Holcomb-Wyo.
70 feeders.. 631 3 60 11 feeders.. 5.11 3 00
12 cows 1105 .115 1 bull 1110 2 0)
1 cow 1840 3 00
A. L. Wllley-Wyo.
29 feeders.. 12i) 4 C2U 2 feeders.. 1200 3 75
John Wlllcy-Wyo.
32 feeders, lilt I 62 Vs 2 feeders. .1110 3 75
3 cows 9S1 ;tli 1 bull 1310 2 75
2 cows 080 2 95
Fred Fostnn Wyo.
16 feeders.. 1022 4 20 15 feeders.. 1257 (I)
fi feeders.. 12f7 I 10 2 feeders, ,ll.i3 3 75
37 feeders . 590 I 40 ,1 rows Kit .1 75
7 rows 1151 3 no 1 cow 910 2 S
2 cows 85 2 75 10 feeders. .1"1M I 15
1 feeder. ..1010 .1 75 2 COWS 90 3 1
1 feeder. ..1010 .175 I feeder... lb) 3 75
.11 reeders.. Iom) 4 15 7 feeders.. S25 1 15
1 feeder... 780 3 50 10 Tex c'ws 780 S 3J
6 feeders.. 1033 4 70
Jackson S. D.
2 cows 725 3 20 1 heifer... 610 3 25
2 cows. ... 896 2 80 1 bull 1250 2 65
5 cows 882 3 l) 1 bull 1310 3 10
4 cows 950 2 50 3 feeders. .1123 3 75
2 feeders.. 760 3 50
Stephen George Wyo.
61 feeders.. 1.166 4 00 5 feeders.. 1366 4 25
27 feeders.. 1145 4 70 2 feeders.. 1115 4 0)
O. Harris Mont.
12 cows Sll 3 2d 17 cows 9S4 3 35
1 COW 900 2 75
II. Hernard-S. D.
17 feeders. .1066 4 10 2 feeders.. 930 4 10
1 feeder... MM .1 fin 1 bull 1220 3 15
1 bull.... ...1360 3 15
Davidson & Son S. T).
15 cows 857 2 90 9 steers. ...1158 3 SS
H. Hardln-S. D.
10 feeders.. 856 3 pi) 3 heifers... 816 3 tr
6 rows 1116 3 00 .1 heifers... 816 3 15
4 cows 1000 3 00 1 bull 13.10 3 00
L. Redrlck-Motit.
CO feeders.. 805 I 30
H. V. McCiltrr-Wyo.
8 feeders.. 905 4 Co fi feeders.. 1130 4 50
6 rows 1218 3 65 fi rows 1155 3 65
1 cow 9.10 2 75 1 heifer.... 780 .1 15
1 cow 1010 ,1 75 1 heifer.... 9.W 3 25
I. N. Mccks-S. D.
1 bull 900 3 35 1 cow 910 2 50
2 rows 9.15 .1 15 1 cow 910 2 6)
5 feeders.. 1067 3 90 1 Btecr 1530 4 w)
4 heifers... 830 3 15 3 cows 1HB 3 fid
3 rows 1106 3 60 1 cow 8.10 3 00
6 feeders.. 803 4 00 10 feeders.. 870 4 00
1 feeder... 1000 3 60
HOGS Ther was rather a light run of
nogs nore today for even n .Monday, cm
cago reported a hlsher market, and ns a
result the feeling here was better. Opening
bids were generally fitiinc higher, nnd al
though there were hnrdlv onnuch hoes to
go around buyers took hold fairly well. The
most noticeable feature of the trade was
the Improvement In the demnnd for tho
Heavier grades. Hogs tnnt would hardly
sell at nil on Saturday moved unite freelv
today nnd the greatest advance was on the
neavy nogs, on Saturday they sold any
where from $l.92l down to $1.80. but todav
sold largely at $5. Thr butcher weights
sold from $..00fu5.05 nnd tho light hogs from
$3.0214 up-
'mere was no material change In the mar
ket from start to finish, tboueb tin, close
If anything, was n llttlo better. Represent-
iii.Yu pairs:
No. Av. Ph. Pr. No. Av. Hh. Pr
50 30S 120 4 90 H 305 . . 5 02',
26 3fil ) 4 93 37 3(4 M S 02'.,
56 313 80 4 93 77 201 F0 5 05',
15 210 ... 4 97'4 M 272 . . f, 02ij
M li 40 BOO 11 3(6 ... 5 tljis,
10 270 ... BOO CI lUt ... 6 021
51 273 40 B 00 77 2:5 1M f, 05',
f8 230 120 5 00 21 MB 02V4
61 277 ... BOO 121 234 120 B 03
70 237 160 B 00 72 346 40 5 05
63 24S SO B 0) S3 220 40 B 03
C6 236 ISO BOO 21 203 ... 5 ft-,
70 2(S 4) 5 00 80 10 K0 f, 03
30 272 10 B 00 64 242 120 5 05
61 277 ... 5 00 M 200 130 B 05
41 231 60 5 CO 71 214 ... 5 05
67 240 SO 5 00 90 172 ... 8 03
10 317 ... 5 00 3H 218 ... 5 07' j
'2 212 ... B 00 71 233 SO 5 10
63 270 1C0 B 00 70 217 200 B 10
M 215 SO 8 02'4 S9 203 SO B 10
51 243 SO 5 02'i 74 216 80 5 12'i
tS 271 160 S 02' ,
SHEEP Tills wns nun nt Die 111,- ,lnvo In
sheep receipts and the market was lower
all around. Chicago reported lambs all the
way irotn ..c to 4uc lower nnd sheep lsyic
lower and the market dull. In view of ths
large supply and tho unfavorable advices
from Chicago the market hero was flow In
getting started nnd what was done up to
12 o'clock wan generally on a bnsls of n 23c
decline. Tho trains wero late In arriving,
which mndo the market later than It
ordinarily would have tieen.
Feederi were In good demnnd this morn
ing, but prices were generally a little
lower.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, $1.83'f?4.O0: fair to good grass wethers.
$3.05M3.85; choice i.'rass yearlings, $4.noffl.l5:
choice ewes. $3.40i3.t5; fair to good ewes.
$.1.00C(j3.25: fair to good yearlings. $3.8504.00
cholc" spring lambs, $5.15tfB.35; fair to good
spring lambs. $l.75(!Jr.00; feeder wethers.
t3.25ft3.40: feeder yearlings. $3.40ff3.65; feeder
Ismbs, $3.7501.50. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
80 Utah feeders 02 $.15)
96 Utah ewes 102 3 20
50 Utah feeding ewes 93 2 85
158 Utah owes 96 3 00
20 Utah wethers 91 3 00
.11 Utah ewes 117 3 20
42 Utah wethers 81 .1 25
4S9 Utah feeding wethers 10.1 .1 61
5.13 Utah feeding wethers 91 .1 60
45C Wyoming feeding yearlings 79 3 60
80S Utah feeding yearlings 95 ,1 60
21 Utah wethers 91 .1 05
30 cull lambs 50 4 00
215 Utah Iambs 64 5 15
577 Idnho lambs 63 5 jo
CIIICAliO I.1VK STOCIC MARKET.
'ntlve Steers Active and II lu.hr r
IIok Hrnvy nnd Mon'.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-CTTLE-necclpts,
L.500 head. Including 4,500 westerns and
1.000 Texans; native steers, actlvo to 15'
higher; westerns nnd Texans, stonily to li)e
higher; butcher stock steady to strong; na
tives, best on sale today, eight carloads at
$6; prime to good, I5.5(Ki(i.(H); poor to medium
$l.75f(5.45; ceotod feeder:!, steady, nt $!.'
(!(4.75; mixed Htockers. $.1.2n'(T;l.OO; cews. 2 80
ft 1.30; heifers. $.1.00 1.75; runner. 12l5''2 70;
bulls. $2.50ft4.60; calves, $I.C0fl6.75; Texans.
receipts, 1,0o0 head: best on sale todav, 15
carloads at $1.00: Texas fid Moma, $1 2"t(
6.00; Texas grass steers, $3,255(4.10; Texas
bulls, $2.50,3.25.
HOGS Receipts, 25,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 13.000 bend; left over, 2,000 head,
top, $5.00'(t5.65; mixed nnd butcher, $4.051i
5.10; go.nl to choice heavy. $5.0uff5.37'.
rough heavy. JI.Wi5.n0; light, $5.10;5.47'4;
bulk of sales. $5,161(5.10.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recclpts, 30.0 0
head; sheep, 15Q25c lower; lambs, 2H(3('c
lower: good to choice wethers, $1,0014.15
fair to choice mixed, $.1.10y3.90; western
sheep. $3.I0I.10; Texas sheep, J2.80f(3 85; nn
tlvo lambs, $l.l0ffi.60; western lambs. $1,15
SJ5.40.
KnnitiN City l.lvc Stock,
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 20. CATTLE Re
rclpts, fi.OoO nntlvrs. 3.600 Texans. Heavy
rornfed rattle, steady; grass killers, steady
to 10c lower; cows and heifers, steady;
Htockers and feeders, steady to strong for
good grades, others easier: Texans, steady
to strong; native steers, $5,151(5.00; butcher
rows nnd heifers, $3.0003.75; canners. $2.25ft
3.00; stockerH and feeders, $.1.00(ff 1.50; western
fed, $1.00415.00; Texans, $2.25ffl.OO.
CALVES- Receipts, COO; mnrket steady;
pales. $1,254(5.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 'J.200; trade nctlve; mar
ket 54i JOe higher. Heavy, $5.I54,5.22V4; mixed.
$5,004(5.15; light, $5.12',4i5.20.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpls, 6.100
killing grades, slow; 15c. lower: stockers nnd
feeders strong. Lambs, $1.505.30; muttons
$.1,354(4.00; Colorado lambs. $5,2515.30; Utahs
$3,654(3.80; Novada lambs, $.1,854(1 80; stockerH
and feeders, $2,504(5.00; culls, $2.50.f3.50.
rv York I.lvr Mock-.
NEW YORK. Atlg. SO.-REEVES-Re-cclpts,
1,816 head; good steers, steady,
medium and common, 1fti!5o lower; rough
stuff, steady to 11 fraction higher, steer
$1 004(5.80; bulls, $2,204(3.50; cows, $1 2('l 60
Cables quoted llvo cattlo lower; top prbe
at Liverpool, 1194c j nt Loudon, 12c; exports,
none.
CALVES-Recoljits. 3,361 head; veals
steady to 25c higher; graBsers and butter
milks steady to 25c lower; vrals, f5.O0fS no,
culls, $1.60; grassers, $2.25R3.00; buttermilks.
$3.(n14(3 75.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 18.010
head; sheep, slow; good lambs, 25e higher,
medium and common, slow and unchanged,
sheep. $2.50'(( 1.25; choice wethers, $150; rubs,
$2.00; lambs. $1,5046.75: mils. $3.50f(4 00.
HOGS -Receipts, 9.012 head; mnrket slow,
average. $5,504(5.75; choice light state hogs,
$5,804(5.00.
SI, .loxepli Live Stork,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, . Aug. 20.-(Spo-clal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Reeelnts, 1,100 head; natives
strong to 10o higher; westerns, ensy; nn
tlvos, $1,404(5,40; Texans nnd westerns, $.125
fifi.10; rows and heifers, $20)4(4.75; bulls nnd
stags, $2.fVT( 1.00; yearlings nnd cnlves. $.140
ifilfiO' stockers and fecderi, $3 251I.10; veals,
$5.mVn-6 60.
Hi-CIS Receipts, l.fioo head; mnrket 5fi7c
higher; nil grades, $1,001(5.20; bulk of sales.
$5.I2K4(5 17!.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 4.300
head; sheep 04ll5o nnd lambs 15W23c lower
SI, I, null Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20-CATTLE-Recnlpts,
3,300 head, Including 2,700 Texans; mntki'i
steady to a shade easier Native shipping
anil export steers. $5 bW 70, dressed beef
and butcher steers. $175413. 15, steers under
l.OOO poinds. $;i5516 00 Mockers and feed
ers $.MV'(I05 .own and lielfers J2O04fl9
canners. jidov-s., nium
and Indian Hirers $.iJO(il
heifers $.130.(181
HOGS Kcrdpt:i I Sl he id
higher pigs and IlKblw $ "
$5 lrufl,'"! bull h r $1 ' 10
SI IE LP AMD LA MRS
.I on Texas
,i rows an
market ffilOe
i.i.JO, packers,
Recelpta, 1,500
head! market l04J16c lower; native tnuttn-.
$3.80474.20; lambs, $l.3fiWi.3fi; culls nnd bucks,
$2.2MJI.00; Blockers, $S.0Ott.1.05.
Slunk In Sight.
Following nro the receipts at the four
principal western markets for August ':
Cattlo. Hogs Sheep,
South Omaha 4,016 2.HIS 1H.HI
Chicago 17,5!i) 'Jtt,'i) ;;o.iii
St. Louis 9,tM) 2,2n (Mm
Kansas City 3,300 l,:ioo l.v.i
Totals
5,210
31,1b M!..9
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS flloirfor record In county
clerk's other Monday, August 20, 10"0:
Warranty HrciN,
Margarrt MrNell rt nl.. to W. A.
Haldwln. lots S and 9, block 2.
Sprlugdalo ad $ SSO
D. C. Grlllln rt nl.. to .1. H. Evans and
wife, lot 11. block 4, Summit Re
serve nd ,0))
C. K. Turner nnd husband to same,
lots 10 nnd 12, block I. same 6,0t0
Jerusha Thomas to Antonio and
Frank Hurt, lot 0, block 109. South
Omaha 750
C. W. York nnd wife to A. P. Web
ster. ti!s lot 1 to 3. block 19, Walnut.
Hill ; 1,400
J. C, Wharton and wife to J. S. Gib
son, lot 22. block 9. Hanscom Place.. 4,000
W. L. Cook and wife to Lafayette
Shipley, 6 acres In tie tie 8 and 2f
acres In sw so 5-16-13 3,000
W. C. Lambert to Margaret Allle, w
30 feet lots 10 and 11, block 91, South
Omaha too
South Omaha Lund company to 1-Ynlik
Hurt, lot 11, block 15.1. South otnnhii. 133
J. II. Conrad and wife to H. W. Cal
I101111, lot 2, block 3. Hurtliigtoti Cen
ter 1
Hull 4 'III I ill Herds.
W. J. Mnllov et al., to Alma Mutiny,
lots 8 and 9, block 2, Sptlngdalo ad... 10
Vaclav Novak to Joseta Novak, lot fi,
block li, Hrown Pork l.ooo
J. C. Craft, rt al., to II. M. Hoslck.
limits lots 1 to fi. O'Horne and IPs ml 1
II. M. Hoslek to O. N. Stone, lots 1 to
12, block 1, lots 1 to 26, block 2, lots
I to IS, block 3. lots I to 30, block 4,
lots 1 to 12, block 5, O'Horne nnd IPs
II d 6,000
HrrilN.
Special master to A. C. Head, n 25
fret of w 75 fert lot 7. block 81,
South Omaha . 667
Sheriff to Jrrusha Thomas, lot 9, blork
100, South Omaha .11 0
Total amount of transfers $27,611
n. .V-V.",C ", mucn nice bUA 1 uu
I3LRCTRICITY as science cn mske
tnem. Kaoh one produces as much
"ve;Diiaing substance as 1, con.
tallied in the amount of food n man
consumes in H week. This it why
they have cured thousands of cas
pf nei-voiii diseaies, mch as Debil
ity, Dlzilties, Iiuomni.i, Varicocele,
. V .,,c-v tannic you loinuiic near
ly by developing brain matter; force
healthy circulation, cure indiges
tion, nnd impart bounding vigor to
the whole svMem. All weakening
and tlssue-deitrovlng drains and
losses permanently cured, Delay
may mean Insanity, Consumption
and Death.
Price Ji pernor sir toxes (with
Iroti.clad guarantee to cure or re
fund money), 1 . Hook containing
positive proof, frte. Address PeJ
Medicine Co., Cleveland, O.
Bold by Kuhn A Co., JfStli and Douglaa
and J. A. Fuller fc Co itln und Douglas.
WlM odwrs Mi camm
DOCTOR
SEARLES &
SEARLES
OMAHA.
mm mm: &
SPECIALIST
(Ye, guarantee to euro ull case curable ol
WEAK MEN SYPHILIS
SUXUALLY. Cured for Lite.
Night Emissions', Lost Manhood, II) drocete.
Varicocele, Gonorrhoea, Olcc:, Syphilis,
stricture, I'llo. Flitula and Hccu. t'lceri
aiid all
I'rlvnle lllacnara nnd DlanrUcrn of Mob
Stricture nuil Ulret Cured at Home.
Consultation Free. Cull on or address
1)11. SEAIILICS 4t aEAItl.ES.
Ill) Konln 4lkt Sit. OMAtltw.
made: me a syiN
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Atsf Xtrvmt ifnf KftlHan Mom
orj, Hlcnlu, to citiibud ttj orer
work Mnu )rrtiurttiuun. ' !! guioktu
untl itrtu roa.ore l)tViUlity in uli
or joudk. niKi tit a rnnn (or AtutJri uuNt-
110-111 ur i tianufi. I'rerBnr Jr-kncitr nud
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wr.er ftlloUmrfl fil, Inift niou hutintfthwizonutn
AJax Tablet u. Thalia cuiml t lioiiiundH und nil
rarv you. Verl u iOhUlvu urttUu uuafnutra to f
tttct a car in each c or irfuLd th rnonii, l'ri(t
ROrtc ',er tlw&A rt," iciioii 1 lull ttmu
(JUUlOi rroni) for 83,fiO hv mull, in plala nrfliTn
lUon rwcili.t of prlf, 'ircularnro,
AJAX REA1BDY CO., 'aSSKHu1
For sale in Omaha, Neb, by J,a. Forsyth,
02 N- 3Cth. Kuhn & Co.. 15th nnd Douglas,
and In Council Bluffs by J. C Ocllavcn,
Urugglsta
CURE YOURSELF!
Pimi fliir for 11 rt nit 1 11 rot
iHnrhnmcii. In Hani ma' imiii,
Irriintliiiin nr ul, eraliunl
of in 11 .inn lufudiriwirt.
rii.nlfi,.. ami; not aitili;
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NO CURE, NO PAY
If joii haio tmall, trnk orniint,
loat imwrr ur vvt-ukriilnK1 ilittiim,
our Vacuum On-nii irTlnrr HII
renlorn jou without ilnuri or
olirlrlrlty 21.000 In met nut nna
failure iioinnoritunifil no f o 11 fruuili vrrltcfor
imrtlrulstii if lit rfilrtl 01 plain rtivelopo.
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO., 414 Charles Bid;.. Denver, Colo.
Anti-Kawf
IlfHt thin to tnka
un your vacation Is
a Imitlr uf Antl
Knwf. You are aura
to catch cold.
It Will Clue It.
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CCHIIS nlllildnny
Kidneycura.'
r 1'iseasrs. n.icu
Il arlm, etc. AtdriiK-
glHth. or by mall,
tl. Treo book, ad
vice, etc, of Dr. II. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y.
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
I'cicplKuic 10,'S!). Ouinlin, Xsl
COMMISSION,
(JKAIN, 1'UOVISIONS niul .STOCKH
IIOAUII UK TIIAUIC.
Correspondence: John A. Wurren & Co
uirect wires to Chicago und Nw Vorfc
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