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THE OMATT A DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 2J, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
01ar Wtather Hu B.d Elect on Grmln
frioei and PrtTiiioni Fl Weakntu,
DATS ALONE MAINTAIN GOOD STAMINA
After Early Dip -vita Other Cereals
Ther Rests?, Flrsw While tor
ad Wkrtt Waver
ad rail.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Brlrht weather gen
erally was the tiearish lautor In grains to
day. All cereals Buttered recession at the
tart, and tree liquidation by longs and
tor sometime hears had tree rein. Later
there was something of natural reaction,
especially In oats. Tne close, however, was
weak In Ihe main, September wheat 'Afrjle
down, September corn lc lower and Bt p
itember oats o higher, September provis
ions closed loo to iUHc depressed.
Wheat ruled weak and was active only
In spots. . With lower cables and weather
the best that could be desired there was
a good amount of long wiling early and
jrl:e took a quick tumble. There was
constant talk ot a big movement of spring
wheat soon and good prospects for a little
better grading. Active threshing of new
wheat whs reported under way. Follow
ing weeks of adverse weather, the sun
shine turned all the crowd to the bearish
view and stop loss selling orders came out.
After the break, however, there was good
buying at times. September felt the most
train, because of poor support. Late cash
'business was fair and the seaboard re
ported thirty-eight loads taken for export,
Jn general the aspect of the wheat market
Indicated that the big longs wanted to ret
out of the market before it found a lower
level, and the support was largely by those
iwho . covered for a profit. September
started foe to c lower at 70c to V'rtfec,
dipped to HBc and then fluctuated very nar
rowly and closed Vi&c lower at 6BV(t'"c.
Local receipts were i.9 care, 8 of con
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
fiorted 214 cars, making a total for the
hree points of 6;5 cars, against 6tiu last
Week and 798 a year ago. rrimary receipt
were 8!,0ti0 bufhels, against 1,423 bUMhels
isv year ago. Seaboard clearances in wheat
and flour equaled 6O4,00i bushels.
Corn felt the effects of fine weather,
lower cables and reports of freer offerings.
.Receipts were still light at 29 cars, 1 of
contract grade, but promises were for a
much better showing. Th crowd turned
'.uniformly bearish at the opening, and cur
ing the slump September was at one time
2c depressed. Almost everyone In the pit
had stuff for sale. In general the specu
lators In this pit thought manipulation In
September was at an end, but a latent fear
'that such might 'prove the case held this
option somewhat nervous and subject to
quick fluctuations and any definite news.
Kansas City sent out conflicting reports to
the effect that plenty of corn would be of
fered there within fifteen days, but that
new corn would not grade there until Oc
tober 13. There was no doubt, however,
that there was selling; pressure on the
southwestern markets because of news of
new offerings. September sold from 67o tq
WAaAn the first few minutes of trade, but
rallied to blc on fairly good covering.
I.ate fluctuations were narow and Septern
, ber closed weak, lfoc lower, at 5ffldo.
' Oats had the best strength of grains and
ruled strong after an early dip. The open
ing break was In sympathy with the other
f rains and on fine weather. Excellent buy
ng by cereal concerns, however, put a
Arm tone In the pit. Shorts covered and
prices reacted sharply. September sold
'from fti!e, to Xifoc early, advanced to 83c
and closed firm. Ho up, at 33o. Receipt
'Were liberal at 263 cars.
Weakness lu the hog and grain markets
worked against provisions. Karly in the
' day there- was an effort on the- part of
'packers to support the market, but free
.'offerings resulted from the general besr
Ish sentiment on the floor and there wero
Isnnrked alumna all alnnr the line. Hentem-
,ter pork, which sold at I17.17H. closed
:17Ho down at 116.95; Seotember lard lost
X,c and closed at 110.60, and September
Tibs closed at MVio off at 89.97V4.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
21,nni)h,jad0rn' Car"' oal"' 430 car,; b0'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yee'y,
Wheat
Sept,
teo. ,
May
1HK5.
May
Oats
a Rept.
b Sept.
Tec.
May
tork ,
Sept 1
Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Sept. Oct,
Jan.
Ribs
Sept. Oct,
Jan.
70
5SHI7 67
42H6 42
3 mi
za
33K?t? BX
30 30ttt
17 02H 17 15
IT 12 17 20
14 90 14 96
10 75 10 75
J77H 77H
8 30 8 S2H
10 17H 10 17H
974 7H
1 77 7 77
's itt a-5 w ttfr
ty
56
' 41
6i
42
' MM
.- 424
39
26
82
8o4
80
IT 10
17 20
14 92
10 82
9 80
87
10 20
I 97
7 80
I
26T,
32
30
8H
18 90
17 00
14 63
10 50 j
60
SS2
7:
66 I
7 65
89
Sfi!j
S3
1 96
17 05 I
14 62
10 60
50
23U
97
7
7 7
No 1 a Old. bNew.
?h,,.IIO,,aUon" wer follow:
a. I' . ?taly; 'nter patents. 23.40-8
1 Prin'- 7301 No- No.
ATS-No. t, 23; No. , vhuXQ
RYB-No. t. 60ff61c.
m?S7F,,lr.,' cholca. malting. 6S3a
Bi.EDS No. 1 flax, $1.41; No 1 northwe.it
rn. li e. Prime timothy. 4 40. ciojlr
contract rradn, tags. " viover,
S ..i PN" 100 lb- 10 4510 60 Short
r, ,lae n). 89.KVhS.95. Dry salted
""""'aers (boxed. 88.76.s7. 8h6rt cJele
WHISKY Baals of h ih win., n m
xieceipts. Shipments.
".OJ0 , 13.0f0
...i..22,OiO 323,010
.51.0u0 1.000
415.0UO 891,000
.-.J. 16.0i0
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu.......
Kva. hu
Karley, bu
on ti. r 5,0
.000 5.000
tee m.-vi. -rl'T"" tha bu
t-
luwaonc. huf, ,tdy; fresh. 17o. '
KKW YORK GESBHAI, MARKET.
Cmsaattlea.
4N7J.RK- Au- -Fr-WR-Recelpt.
ia5IrbaVlu?h,,U,!& bbU-: tat Sid
dtr il wrVuIS,! y:llow tern, $1.80:
stV11'' fn- n. Bur-
vori NTrVd 7""i!J?-e 74'
JV. 1 BoVtheriTu'lJ ffi ! b
1 hard. Manitoba? 87 f ?
tin and rumors of Vara. r.lT. "9ulJ"
weak at Vi lo Lf"'. r.'. ''
closed at 4io: Be p , ,m ber ' a vioT VV
lo.ed
47Ha. t-v, caused
1 1 .4 Tfl r , , - .
at
6U
k.
as
funeral UiJoadlng- October iltlon
lumber, 3,fllic:cLCl.ae2 . S
nd
c;
Closed at SSc. " M
Hat .j,.,.. i... . .
y
to 'cK&n ,n,ppln'-
jlK,tr!td'; domestic, fair to .
good
extra.
11
te.
10
!1
Ik.
Li.A i i.e.; ' z.:.--r? v1"- 1
Hutnos
Mr'rm! tjalveston, 20 to 95 it
JfL0!'"? ' "Jc; Tea" d
lbs..
ry,
w IU1., J4C.
TAtwIrle,ldy: 4o"estlc fleece. 35jV
Mac;
"y"-lf. hrra; family, t
I 5T1. Vm!"; 81S.WJ U 60: beef hams. 822
316 00
ludia
mess, $3 nvgC4 no. Cut mesfs. quiet; pickled
bellies, in av&i.t on- pickled shoulders, 8 7(1
i.ti; pickled 'hams. il.60. lrd, weak;
wertern steamed, 110.76; August closeoS at
(i.&5. nominal; refined, weak; South Amer
ica, 312; rnmpound. 87.l7'A'ra 2S; continent.
!. f. I'ork. quiet; family tin nim.; short
clear, I' hi' .w: mess1, ru.ZMi in .
RITTTER Receipts. 9.11 nsss.: firmer:
creamery, l.Vf17-; Imitation creamery, 14
III'-' , in'U'ry, i.vfj i;e.
CHKEHF-Receliits. 6.474 Dkrs.: wesk to
stendy; fancy large, colored and white, 9
4iiic; fancy small, colored and white, 9
(Tiour.
Kt jtJS Receipts, 7.W0 r.; firmer; stats
and I'ennsylvanla, iiaiiU' ; western can
dled, iwwaic; western uncandled, 1Wu.18c.
M iI-AMSKS Firm.
POULTRY Alive, steady; chickens 12
13c; turkeys, 12c; fowls, 12c; dressed steady;
chickens, western, ll'ulc; fowls, western,
134il.lVic: turkeys. 164 26c.
METALS A shsrp decline In the Fngllsh
price or tin combined with heavy offerings
of the metal In the local market and a dull
demnhd, caused a break of 36 points, the
market closing weak st the decline. Spot
was quoted at 27.6nra'27.0. Spot at London
closed 1 12s fid lower at 124 6s and fu
tures 5s off from previous figures at
120. Pressure from the easrtern markets
was said to be responsible for the foreign
decline. In copper also both the home and
foreign markets reported declines under
depressing offerings, whereas demand con
tinued slack, with only enough copper being
lasen Dy me raoe to meet their Immediate
needs, in the local markets standard closed
at 10.7oH.10; lake, 311.40011. 86; electro
lytic. u. axon 1.87: casting, 11.2Mill.37
tsngllwh prices eased off Is 3d, spot closing
at 51 8s 9d and futures at 69 16s 3d.
I -end remained aulet and atesdv at &i m
Ixndon declined Is 3d, being quoted at 11
8s d. Spelter was unchanged here and at
London. Locally spot was quoted at 35.50
ana i.nnnon at t-iz ys. Local supplies of
pig Iron are small snd the demand hnlria
llrm, with No. 2 northern foundry at 823.00
""'. "o. i nonnern rounory, 3j; No. 1
soutnern foundry, 22.00fj23.o0: No. 3 soft
eoumern lojnary, 1a.uw123.no. Glasgow
closed lower at 6'is 8d, and Mlddlesborough
unchanged at 62s 10d.
OMAHA
WHOLESALE
MARKETS,
Coadltlon of Trade an.d ttaotatleas
on Staple and Fancy Pradnee.
EOOS-Candled stock, lc..
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 94H0c; roosters,
according to sge, 4-36c; turkeys, R10c;
uck ni ese, 6&c; spring chickens,
per lb.. I.tfl2c.
RUTTER Packing stock. 13c; choice
dai&4..J?, tJUb"1 13rClf: separator. 80Mle.
h RE8H CAUGHT FISH-Trout. 10a: her
ring, 6c; pickerel, 8c; pike, 9c; perch. 6c;
i.. J?i. jessed. 7c; eiinflsh. 5c; blueflns.
8c; wh fetish, 11c; catfish, 13o; alaok bass,
i'e. ?"b,Uot' llc: alrnon. lo; haddock, 11c;
Kin lac,i rei1 ""PP"'. 10c; lobsters.
CORN-62C.
OATS-Old. 48c; new, ago.
BRAN Per ton, J14.00.
M r7-PT'c"? uo,' V Omaha Wholesale
SflJnd i7e' 8?'tln: Choice, No. 1
upland, $7 50; No. 1 medium. 17.00;. No 1
HT- i h y of ?ooa co,or "e Quality. De.
mnnd fair; receipts light.
OYSTERS Standards, per can. 30o- extra
oan.Ctcrr We; Torkcountsper
VEGEnABLE8.
EEN ONIONS-Per dTSSSdln, to
ix.t iX o rrr uu., mr,
Sgl?ri'er b"ket, 4oc.
WADXI8Vjf?l .
basket 2TuT. .;w si own, per market
ket, 25c, ' per mrket bas-
neCw Bl!A0&Ca"f0rn1a cr hom trown,
bu,Is65cNSN'w hora" tTOWn- ,n P'
VRXTXT8
EACHEB-Callfornla Lata Crawford.
31 keist7, Jane. Pach boxes,
iisr- TvLyia5?5f per four-basket crate.
pim. Z '' ' peach plum Ws p-
PRlNES-Per box. 8L '
pla1' mr var1et,e. P' bbl.,
CRABAPPLES Per bbl.. 82 50.
CANTALOUPB-Genuulne rT F. canta
Icupe, per crate, $3.60. na
' .TJ:l.?aM51X)N8-Cr'l. I620c
er2J.A?tErtuthern Cltawbil: per 30-lb.
M?teAl;t2.h2m.,-r?wn.-.2er -. kt.
niWiv1V(PICAIj FRUITS.
$262.76 P,r bunch- ccordln; to slie,
LEMONS-Callfornla Um'oneira. 84.00a
4.26; Messinss, $4.6i4)6.00. e-w
ORANOES Valencies 84.766.00; Mediter
ranean sweets, H.XsH,lk ,w
PINEAPPLES-Per orate, $4.86(34.50
MISCELLANEOUS
CTDER New York, $3.76.
5c; No. I salted, 8o; No. 2 salted 7c:
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12Vi lbs.. 8c; No. 3
veal "'f'," .? 18 bs., 6c; dry hides 8312c;
aheep pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1.50J 60
00?.?,rPer lb- "c: helledTJo
i,NLT:W?lnuU1' No- 1 '"ft "hell, per lb..
12c; hard shell, per lb., llVtc; No 2 soft
fVii00,!?0-.' hard ,fhe"- : BrIls. p."
lK,,i14o,:.nlberUl P" ,. 12c; almondssoft
sheU. 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large
ger lb., 12c: small, 10c; cocoanuts, per do.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpem quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $11; iron, stove plate, per ton $8:
copper, per lb., 8o; brass, heavy, per
JVio; brass, light, per lb., 6V,c; leaU per lb.
8c; 8lno. per lb., 2Vfcc; rubber, per 16.. 6Vio!
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
k-5T-. LU,8luAu,'- WHEAT-Lower;
r2d fa,h,' luvaor, 4V.o; track. 60
XI8epi,!'no';r' W4c; December;
6i7c; No. 2 hard, 6&&boc.
CORN Lower; No. 3 cash, 54c; track. 65c:
September, 64c; December. 36c.
a,AT8-"'ner: No- 8 cash, 28c track
RYE Easier at 50c. '
FLOUR-Steady; No. 2 red winter win
ter patents. $3.2063.30; extra fancy and
straight, $2.90j3 15; clear, $2.76(2 85.-
SEED Timothy, steady at $3.0oib-4 25.
CORNMEAL-Eaaler; sacked, eaat track.
HAY-rTimothv, firm at $9.0012.00; prairie,
steady at $.5Og$.0O. -; '
WHISKY-Steady at 31.8L
IRON COTTtN 'lKe-$i.07.
BAGGINO t 5-16W7 1-16C.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. lower; jobbing, old
$17.06; new, $17.35. Lard, lower at hoio!
Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs, 310.37-,; short clear, $11 oo.
Bacon, lower; boxed extra shorts, $1126
clear ribs, 311. 37U; short clear, $12 00. , '
METALS Lead, higher at $4.02rs. Spel
ter, tror,g at $6.26. v
POL LTRY-Ste.dv; chickens. 108; springs.
12o; turkeys, iaUc; ducks. 7cj geese.
7T
RUTTER Steady:
creamery, 164120c;
dalrv. 14?il7c.
tGOS-r lrm at 16c, loss off.
. . , Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla. v j.tmo
Wheat, bu ....1$1,0U0 146 000
Corn, bu ll.uuo , 2l.0no
Oats, bu 41,000 23,ono
Kaasaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2S.-WHEAT-Re-celpts,
H2 cars; September, 37c; Decern-
yr' -t".ti, cajiu, mo. i nara. sbHawc:
N
o. s. 6:atuVac; No. 2 red. fciiwic: No. 2.
62'iBttl..
,4. UU
COKN-September. 4949c: December.
83o; cash. No. 8 mixed, 4Hc; No. 2 white,
58c; No. 3, 6c.
tiATB-No. 3 white, 342350,
RYE-No. 2. KisWo.
HAY C hoice timothy, 89.5010.00; choice
prairie, $i.5ugi.75.
BUTTER-Creamery, 17'18c; dairy, fancy.
1H
ECQS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 16o dos., loss off, cases returned.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 120,0k) 12S.0H0
Corn, bu U,2h0 13.6m
Oata, bu U.OuO 27,000
Toledo. Grain and Seed. t
TOLEDO. Aug. 88 WHEAT-Dull and
weak; cah, 71c; September, 71c; December,
70e; May. T24c.
CORN-Dull and weak; September. 58c
bid; December. 41c.
OATS Dull and steady; September, 83io;
December, 81c.
S EKD8 Clover, dull and easier; Octo
ber. $6.46; January, $6 .25; No. 2 alslke, $7.4i
C'I.47; No. 2 timothy, $190.
RYE 62o.
Mllwankeo tirala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 21-FLOUR-Mar-ket
steady.
WHEAl Lower; No. 1 northern, 744?:6c;
northern, 1siiiic; Bvptember,
RYE Steady: No. 1 - 62c.
BA RLE Y Lower; No. 2, 65S8c; sample.
(tWWjc.
oats 1.4) wer; standard. 84fi34c.
CORN 66Vc.
. Dnlnth Crnln Market.
PVLVTH-. lr". Aug. 88. WHEAT
ic "i.. No.- 1 hard- 7avci N- 1 northern.
To arrive: No. 1 hard, KVjc; No. 1 north
em. &: liecemher. fihe.
OATS September, Slc; Pecember, 29Ve,
To arrive, ivc; on track. 33c.
H Y E September, 49c. To arrive and on
track, c.
r-LAX cash. 1. 4d: tel arrive. $1.39; on
track and new, $1.48; September, $15.17
October. $1.29'4: November. $1.28.
Receipts of wheat, 18,048 bushels; shtp-
mvnui, oueneis.
Llrerpeol Grain and Prorlsleas.
LIVERPOL. Aug. 88. WHEAT Spot. No.
1 northern, spring, firm, tfl bW. No. 3 red
western, winter, quiet, 6s; No. 1 California,
strong, e sd; futures, quiet; September,
6S linn: December. 6s lUd.
CORN Spot, American mixed, steady; 6s
Ild; futures, dull; September, nominal
October, in i : January. 4s.
PROVISIONS Heef, steady; extra India
mess, 1078 d. i'ork. nrm; prime mess,
western, firm, 8.ts 6d. liams, short cut,
14 to 16 lbs. firm. 67s. Bacon. Cumber
land cut,, 20 to 30 Ins., firm, 67s 6d; short
ribs. It to 84 lbs., firm, 69s 6d) long clear
middles, ngnt. zs to 84 ins., steady, ks tu
long, clear middles, neavy. Is to 40 lbs.
steady. 6Ka; short clear backs. 16 to 20 11m.
steady, bxs: clear bellies, 14 to It lbs., firm.
szs. snouiders, aqusre cut, 11 to is lbs
firm, 49s. I,ard, prime western, in tierces,
firm 64s; American refined, in pails, firm
63a vi.
CHEEHK Quiet: American finest white,
quiet, 47s; American finest colored, quiet.
IPS.
TALLOW Prime city, steady. I7s d
Australian. In London. Irregular. 37s 3d.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, aulet.
s ja.
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), ateady,
a.ifg i.
BUTTER Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, quiet, 6s Bd.
Mlaaeapolla Wheat, Floar and Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Aug. 28 WHEAT
oepiemoer, ttorJ1c; December, 644c.
-n iraca: no. 1 naro, T7c; ino. 1 norm
ern, 76Hc; No. 2 northern, 70Hc.
FLOUR nrst patents, $3.8o3.90; second
patents, $365.76; first clears, 33.008.10;
second Clears. K.tO.
BRAN In bulk. $11.50.
Peoria Market
PEORIA. 111.. An. Mffl UNTin II. Vn
oath irregular; new No. 8 white, 8$c
billed through.
WHISKY On the ta.. nt tt 81 foe fln-
lsnea gooas. ,
NEW YORK STOCKV AND BONDS,
Speculative Disappointment Bearish
and Recent Vivacity Wanes
J t, W KIHK. Ana-. 28 There w.a rnn.
slderable contraction of the activity on the
'JTk. market today and the animation
wmcn naa oeen Bnown on tne previous
days of this week was discontinued Th
speculative disappointment at yesterday s
reduotlon of the dividend in Reading first
preferred and the anxiety over the deple
tion of bank reaerves through the interior
demand tor curency were responsible for
pause in me speculative activity. It
was apparent that some sharp losses were
Incurred by the plunging In Heading yes
terday before the dividend reduction was
announced and in Au-hlson on the day be
fore, previous to the" report of the shrink
age In July earnings. There was some
inf r e"'" ln tnese stocks today and
ru urn reaciea snarpiy xrom yes
terday's growth of atrenzth.
After the nres.ura In .n K
holders on margin had relaxed prices were
pushed up here and there with a rather
sustaining effect on the rest of the mar
ket. No stocks of the first grade were
unmiiini m mis movement, wnicn was
confined to minor railroad stock. anH tn
some rarely active specialties, notably the
gas stocks and the express stocks. Talk
of consolidation accompanied the rise in
both cases.
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel's ilrnnr rlaa w.a n.
explained. The upward movement In Ca
nadian Pacific seemed to be due to reports
V. lauouijiuuii ui inns company s land
grant bonds. The Toledo, St. Louis &
Western stocks, the Wisconsin Central
iuvaa ajiu iiio oi. Joseph at Grand island
stocks enJoved the benefit nf o,. i
uiu rumun ot aDsorpuon Dy stronger in'
terests.
-Colorado Fuel's early break on the proc
lamation of renewed hostilities between the
contending Interests ln the property was
followed y a violent recovery and again
by reaction. The' undertone, of the mar
ket was decidedly improved after the early
pressure relaxed, but there was no dispo
sition toward the revival of enthusiasm
with which stocks have recently been
bought The improved feeling was partly
due to the reports current of measures in
contemplation for the relief of the finan
cial situation.
A report was formulated that the large
banks were concerting measures to secure
by purchase or borrowing a sufficient in
crease in holding; of government bonds to
"' ""in to expand tneir note circula
tion, to a substantial degree.
It Is hoped that bank notes can be
shipped to the interior to meet the demand
for circulation and thus afford protection
to the reserves of lawful money with the
banks. It was asserted that preparation
had been made by the Treasury department
to supply promptly the demand for the new
bank notes, which Is supplied very slowly
- vwnis iu me iime consumed ln
engraving and printing notes. It has been
supposed that the available supply of gov
ernment bonds had been pretty well swept
off the market, but the belief that the
available means for releasing surplus gov
ernment funds to the market have about
been exhausted has stimulated efforts to
And other means of relief.
The deposits at the sub-treasury for
transfer to the interior today amounted to
$400,000. of which $200,000 was for New Or-
""' "u w,uw ior tsan f ranclsco. with
vui cuunung looay a operations the sub
treasury has absorbed from the market
since last Friday $5,272,000. The movement
of currency through the regular express
v... lllt,0 , ucurvru in nave oeen neavlly
against New York also. It is evident,
therefore, that a apeedy exhausUon of the
margin of surplus reserves of the clearing
house banks is threatened
The bond market was less active today
f,".'"1"- .fiPY!u?, 82.660.0(8
on the Tail call "uvancoa P'r
. JhtJoi vWlW:Ti. tha c'on prices on
...v " -via wiui k exensnge:
Atchison
4
St. Paul ptd...
80. Pad do ....
1
l!4
19
41
o pld....
Bl. A Okie
...loi.
...113
So. Railway ..
do old
do pfd
Canadian Paelflo...
Caaada 80
Chat, a Oblo
Chloaso Alton...
de bM
Caloaso, lad. L.
do pld
Chioaco B. III...
... Pa
...140V.
... tf
Taiaa A Pacific...
Tolado, St.
LAW
. 4H
. 4l
. 7Ss
. 71
. 81
.110
. 14
.
. 10
.140
im
. 13
do Dfd...
Union PaolBo
.111-4)
. 81
. 41
. 404
. 4ai
.110
.Ml
.14
.160
. 1
. U
. M
. 44
. IT
.101
:
t:i
.lit
.in
. U4
. 8U
. 74
do Dfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Whaallnc U g.
Chicago O. W...
do prf
do IN pfd
do Id pfd
Wis. ('antral
do Dfd
C. AN. W
C . B. I. at P
Chlcata Tor. A Tr.
Adama Ex
American Ex
United gtaUa Ex..
do nfd
4
wana-rargo Ex
C. C. C. A at. L...
.loeiAmalxamatad Cop,.
, 3VAmarT ar at P
Colorado 80
do I at pfd
do Id Pld
77
do old..
. CIV
.171
.17a
. ti
. 41-,
Amar. Lin. Oil....
Dot. Hudaoa
Lal. U a W
Donvor A R. O
do Dfd
Amarlcan 8. at R.
do Dfd
do ptd
Anac. Mining Co..
Urooklra R. TV
Erta ,
41
do lot ptd
do Id Did
10 Colo. Ku.l ir,,,
6t ICoaa. Oaa
Oraat Nor. pfd
Hccklas Valler
.1M4 Cant. Tobarca pfd.
an. E,ioclrl
00 pra....
Illinois Cantral ...
.171
. to.
. 7
Mocttlni Coal ....
Intar. Papar
do Dfd
Iowa Cantral
do VIA
La. lada Oaa
Lake Brta A W....
National blacult ..
.... 47
.... I4i,
....111
.... 744
.... 41
....104
.... 11
.... 144
....!!
.... 11
.... 71
....131
... 1044
::::
.... ui
" R
.... 61
.... 401,
.... &'4j
do Dfd
,116 National Load ....
L. N
Manhattan L
Mat. at. Rr.......
Mm. Cantral
Max. National
.163 Anrlca
.US Paclflo Coaat
H7Uircino Mall
.. nit Paupla'a tiaa ....
.. pa jPreaaad 8. Car ,.
..Ill do pfd
..lUVPuilmas P. Car.,
.. 13:hapuDlle Staal ...
.. 14Sal 00 P'4
..114 Stigar
Minn. aV bu L...
Mo. Paclnc
M . K. a T
do pfd
N. J. Cantral ...
N. Y. Cantral ...
Norfolk W....
do ptd
Ontario s W..,.
Pannaylvanla ...
keadlni
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Bt. L A K r...
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St L. 8. W
do pfd
Bt. Paul
,.lminn. Coal A In
71
81
Unloa bag A P.
no pld
V. a. Laatbar
do pfd
V. 8. Rubbor .
do Dfd
.. 164
..ltl'a
.. MV,
.. MS
.. 14
.. T
.. M
.. 144
.. I7
.. 77
..16
V. S. tftael
do pfd
Waatars I'nloa
Amw. LocomotlTa..
do pfd
K. C. aouthara
do pfd
pa
ao-J
London lioak Market.
LONDON, Aug. 284 p. m. Closing:
Cocao la tor Bvonar.M 11-14 Norfolk A Woatara...
do account 84 ll-L4i do pld
Anaconda Vntarlo A Waatara...
atrblaon M I"aana Ivanla
do pfd 106, Kaadlas
Baltimore A Ohlo....ll4'j do let pfd
Caaadlan Parlnc Hal do M pfd
2
1.4
114
164
444
14
41
Caeaapeaka A Ubls... 644 Soutbera itallwar....
Chlcaaa O.
do pfd.
4
C . M. A St. P
Denier A R. O
do pfd
Brio
do let pfd
do Id pfd
llllaola Cantral
Utilevllla A Naah.
M . K. A T
do pfd
New York Caatral .
..111
..
.. 7
.. 414a
Southern PaclAc.
Unloa PaclSo (ax-dlT)HI4
HO ,IO
I'm tad Slates Staal
41
114
16
4I4
14
114
$J4
.. 4l
do pfd.
M'A.Wanajili
.174al do pfd
.16 IRpanlak 4a.
. 1J Kanda
. sa lUeBeara (del.).
IU I
RAR EILVER Gtcidy at M8-1M per
ounce.
MONET 8 per cent The rata of dis
count In the open market lor short bills
Is 2,ti!T4 per cent and lor three months'
bills at 2V.'T4 per cent. i
Cnnditlen nf tke Treasury.
WA8HINOTON. Aug. 28 Today's' state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
ual fund, SJUiluatva ai Uva siaaatateeak .ld
reserve In the dlvlelon of redemption
snows: Available cash balance, $JU,79n,0h8
gold, $1I2,4S,4H4.
Rew Yerk Meney Market.
NFW TORK, Aug. 18. MONET On call.
sieany st I'ttrt per cent: closing bid an
asked, 8ifF4 per cent. Prime mercantll
Pler. 664 per cent.
ai'ERLING EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.88 for
demand and at $4 84 for sixty days; posted
rates, $4 av,H nsv, and $4.8S; commercial
bills, 84.R8Mi4.844A.
BILVER Bar. S2Sc; Mexican dollars,
414c.
HOND8 Government, firm; state, steady
railroad. Irreaular.
The closing quotations on bond are as
ioiiows:
U. 8, ref. la, rag...
do coupon .......
do la. ras...
do coupon ,,
ao saw 4a, rag"
do roa pon
do old 4a. rag....
do coupon
do 8a, rag
do coupon
Atchison ga. 4a...
do adj. 4s
Bel. A Ohio 4
do 14a
do conr. 4a
Canada Bo. la
.1M4'U A N. ant.
..1014
io4:Mi. Central 4s.
1044
1044
de Is loe.
.. 11V
M. A 84. L. 4a...
M . K. A T. 4..,
do la n....
N. T. Central U.
80 goa. 14a.....
H. t. C. goa. 6a..
No. Paclflo 4s.....
do 8a ,
..10
.,IH
..111
..l
..loa
..in
..10
..1044
.. 4
.. 144
..1014
..107
..134
..1044
M4'r4. A W. aoa. 4a.
..111
.104 Reading gan. 4s...
. 844 St L A I M a. a.
.. 4
..1144
.1144 ft. U A 8. P.
. .lea
.1104
8U U
8. W. Is...
.. t4
.. 4
..
.. 44
Central of Oa. la...
do la Inc
Ches. A Oblo 44a..
Chicago A A. 14a.
C, B A Q. B. 4s..
1104
11
lot
st
do SI
p." 'is.'
8. A. A A.
Bo. Paolflo 4s..
Bo. Railway Is
..1114
54
Taxaa A Paclflo la.. lie
C. M A Bt P g. 4s. ..1114
C. A N. W. a. ta....ii
C. R. I. A P. 4a. ...104
C C C HI L ae loe
T., Bt. U A W.
84
Unloa Paelno 4s..
do COOT. 4S.....
...1044
...1114
Wabaah la
...1114
...lo4
... 77
...1114
.. at 4
Chlraan Tar. 4a an 4
do la
do den. B
t olorado 80. 4a
Henrer A R. O. 4a. ..101
Erla prior lion 4s.... r4
Want Bhore 4a....
Wheal. A Ij. E.
so general 4a 17
P. W. A D. C. te... lie
Wis. Cantral 4a..
Coaa. Tobacoa 4s.
... 114
Hocking Val. 4 4a.... 10 4
Offered.
Boston Stock 4notatlaa. I
. i 1 c loans, ifflf; per
" 4'o per cent, umcial
closing of stocks and
bonds:
atrhlaon 4a 10
Max. Cantral 4 11
N. E. O. A C 474
Atrhlaon S14
Alloves ,
.. 14
Asialgamatod
Bingham
Calumet A Hacla.
Cantaaolal
r'oppr Range .....
. .615
do pfd loau
.. 174
.. 844
.WIS
Boston A Albany. ...Ml
Boston A Ma ml
N. Y.. N. H. A H..I1I
Dominion Coal ....
Franklin
.. 1
.. 1
.. 46
ntchburg pfd 14a
sla Royal
lohawk
leceola
'arret
putney
tnlon farlflo ....
Max. Central ....
.111V.
... Iv
...111
...unit
...171i
... ?4
... 14
... n
... 4
...111
... 404
... 4
... 11
.. 664
.. 14
Amar. Sugar ....
do pfd
..in
American T. A T
Hanta P Coppar...
Tamarack
.. 14
dominion I. A a.
,.17
.. 84
,. 11
Maaa. Elactrto ..
Trlmountala
do pfd
Trinity
United States
N. B. O. A 0....
.. 4
.. 114
United Fruit
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrerln
U. 8. Staal
.. 4
do pfd
Adrentura
.. IT
Kew Tork Mining Qnotatloa
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S Tha fnllnwlner aea
mo iiwnuig prices on mining stocks:
Adam Con..
Intla Chief
... 11
.. 88
..108
.. 8
.. 14
.. 8
.. II
.. 80
..848
Alloa
Ontario
Ophir
t'hoenlx
Potoal
ttavago
dlarra Nevada
Breeoe ....4 ,
. Hi
. 8
. I
.118
,U
. 80
. I
Brunswick Con
Comstock Tannal..,
Con. Cat. A Va....
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
tadvllla Cob
email Hopes .
Standard
Foreign Financial.
TlvnAW A .. ee ,
"v..'v.., auh. o. jnuiicy was in active
demand today for the settlement arid tha
resources were depleted owing to with
drawal by the banks for month-end re
quirements. Discounts were firm. On the
Stock exchange business was unsettled.
operators being chiefly occupied with the
settlement. Consols were dull. Their con
tinued fall was much commented nn and
Was attributed nartlv In tha condition nf
met muiiev iriara er . tne arss snecu at ne
position open and. In addition to the idea
tnai tne rencn loan may be introduced
uetore me anticipated Transvaal loan
thereby barrlnsr easier mnnev. Reairiea
there had been considerable selling during
dlRlcultles ln the north .of England. Home
rails .were irregular, nortneaeterns were
weak. Americans opened dull on New York
novices ana siicrwsm ruchmi a fM.t n.
above parity. There wo a wnnA nnii.rn.
and the market closed aulet. Orand TmnUe
iitu-uenea. un tna street, alter the close
yi inn ezenange, Canadian raclno was
buoyant at 144!. The regular closing on
the Stock exchange was 143Vp. Gold pre
mium, at Buenos A vra log 70 vf -Ai A
3o.72. Bullion to the amount of 60.000 was
Withdrawn from the Rank nf Kn.l.nJ
uay mr snipmeni.io ttouin America.
PARIS, Au. 28. Prices were firm on tha
bourse today, especially In the case of for
eigners. Rentes rallied; Spanish 4s ad
vanced appreciably on repurchases; Kaffirs
were firm; rentes 'were in good Investment
demand and Ottoman bank shires in
buuu request; opanisn reus were inactive;
Russian industrials were weaker; Metro
politans benefited by Belgian purchasing
orders. The private rate of discount was
8 1-18 per cent; Spanish 4s, 82.92. Three per
cent rentes, lOlf 6c The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the follow-
' cnanges: notes in circulation. Increase,
13,650,000 francs; treasury notes current. In-
crease, i.iuo.uw Irancs; gold In hand, de-
trcuw. Disr.msi rranca! mi a rt, -r. 1 r. , i ,n
crease, 121.176,000 francs; silver in hand', ln-
npaa aa 1U1 tu'u a? 9
x.a . d , wV 1 1 Cnllt B.
BERLIN, Auk. 28. Three months' bill
tyt per cent; short bills, 1U per cent. On
tne bourse todav nrlcea ware firm am d..u
...... 1 ..... ' t . . . -
auviucn. nutaoiy opanisn 4s. iocals opened
h,"'"' nuuscqucmiy were more active.
uiBconio oank advanced on repurchases
and Deutsche bank waa hli r.n.ia
evv.iAu was midtAiy,
Bank Clearings.
CHICAGO. Alii. 28 flearlna tl 11 A00
balances. 82.110.154. New York rh.. I
610c discount. Posted exchange, I4.86S4 tor
aiA.j. "ijb, ei.oo uemana.
NEW YORK. Am. 2A clMrinn - ncx .
867; balances. 88.829.296. ' '
BOSTON. Aua-. 28 Cleerina-a in soft in .
balances, 1.264.2ti8. ' '
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-CTearlnge.
U.7U2.is8: balances. S2.841.a33. Mnnav
8 per cent. "
BALTIMORE. Aua. 28. nearina tiMi.
All. v. .. 1 .. eooa IM . . ' '
v . wnioi'tcB, oi77,A07. Axonsy, s per cent.
01. wjuio, Aug. a. Clearings, 86,98,7o7:
balances, 8KZ8.Z58. Money, steady at t&
f vmu new tori exenange, zso dl.
count.
CINCINNATI. Aua-. 18 Clearing M not .
imi iiiuuoy, vos per cent; niv xork ex-
uiiange, nominal at par.
;tVool Market,
BOSTON. Aua. WOOTfltrlctlw tine
clothlnK. E2tVc: fine and fl na marllum Srtrfil
uiu, uicuium, 8c. xexaa wood continues
nrm, witn tne position very strong. Fall
cleaned basis, nominal at 4rVa4Hc:4 twelve
iiiuiiiue, oofuooc: six 10 etant monthi.
spring, 62i56c. A very good Inquiry is
noted for California wools, with the mar
ket firm. Northern countv cleaned haala
fctrnaoc: middle counties. aMinOc: snuihern
""ni't, sis 111 eigui montns, iai4C loss.
Stronger fleece wools are noted with offer-
inajs, sman, out quotations are strong.
Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX. nominal at
31c; XX and above. 284i2Sc X. UJM7r,-
Michtgan X, 25Q2fic. Delaine wools con
tinue especially firm. Some sellers sre
claiming very high Drlcea on delaines with
prices about 33c for fine Ohio. Ohio One
delaine, 31(832c; Michigan, '.,29Vc; No.
1 combing and clothing, tS&Wc; coarse. 24
43 26c.
LONDON. Aug. 28.-WOOL-At a sale of
Sheep skins todav 1325 balea ware anM.
An average number of buyers were ln at-
tenaance. Mennos and fine cross-brsds
showed no change from the last sale, but
course wool ruled slightly In buyers'
favor. Followlna are the aalea In rl.iall-
New South Walea. 78 bales; clothing and
combing. 4444d. Victoria, 834 bales; cloth-
iiik aim cumuina. iia'iea. Boutn Australia
,184 bales: clothina and eomhlnr 1U.A.
Went Australia. 611 bales; clothing and
combing, tWl. Taamanla, 424 bales;
clothing and combing. 84w7ed. New Zea
land, 278 bales; clothing and combing, tild.
Cape of Good Hone and Natal, 103 bales;
cioining ana combing, set. Falkland island.
107 bales: clothlnar and Minhln. iu,i.r
PubtaArenas, 217 bales; clothing and comb-
"f- LAJL1B. Aug. I8.-WOOL Steady;
medium rradea and rnmhinr i.?iwiflt.. nt.
fine, I24il64c; heavy One, lvuUc;' tub
washed, l&uMc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Ins M ffippir a .
Rio steady; No. 7 Invoice. 6Hc Mud, firm;
Cordova, StflUfec. Futures opened steady,
with prices 6 10 points lower under realls-
ii arm anecta Dy easier primary markets
L.1.1 i.uiUrrsn caoiea ana ruieatvery lrrega-
Ur. thOUKh rnminrAllv,lv nul.i -11
Local and Baltimore importers were fair
buyers during the day and Europe had a
fair number of orders on the Long side.
But speculative activity from mil. 1.1.
sources was lacking and after a temporary
ral u .Mi.njl . ... .1 ll.i .
. iii.uajf realising again set in,
final prices reflecting a net gain of 80 points
n Au"t only) to a net decline of I
points. Totsl sales amounted to 44,760 bags.
.... uu,,,s i,wms iiatrs casn cones at 4'ic;
September, 6 4icac6iic; October. (4&ii&6uc:
November, 6.5oc; December. 8&57'5.oc: Jan.
Vl' f.5&6.ac; March, l.tStjf.sue; April,
(.be: May. b.boaii.tfue: June. tW'
a-evU-UU. '
agar Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 28. BITOAR Raw,
ateady: fair refining, rc; centrifugal. 84)
teat. J4c; molasses sugar, 3C; refined,
firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 28.-8UOAR-Btrong;
open kettle, n43-18c; open kettle
centriiugai, SJ'34c: centrifugal yellow. 8A
4j4 8-lc; seconds. lVfl'.i4c.
MOLAfitihJi-Dulli csutrifugal, KTlio. '
0MAO1 LIVE STOCK MARKET
Nt 80 If aaj OtttU ArrlTsd and Inyihing
, Oooi Sold lutdj.
HOGS OPEN FIVE .LOWER, CLOSED STEADY
Skeen Receipts Lik4 anal QaaJlty
Rather Inferior, bat Both rat
Btnff anal Feeders Com
8nane Btaatly Prleea.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 28.
Receipts were: Cattle.
Official Monday 11,071
Official Tuesday 7,ft
Official Wednesday 8 (W5
Official Thuroday 4,019
Hos-s. Sheep.
19:8
8.621
6.278
6.766
2o.44
10.SS8
1038
Four days this week.29.fC4 17.161 60,327
amB nays last week.... 26.327 29,6n 47,a4
oame weea oerore 17.4S2 81.922 42.9;
name tnree weeks ago...l7.6H 28,013 28.91
on me tour weeks ago...10,27 19.879 32.9H8
Same days last year 13,620 22,996 24),0o4
ne.VB.m-a FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The followinsr tahl. ahr... h. ..in.
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date apd comparisons with last
,-. ... jitFve. i'i. inc.
1IUM
V"1" 616,674 462,688 62,988
"ks L&6.968 1 m uiaiiii
"if 728,614 720.404 8,110
ni rollJwln shows the average
"'- r .1! om on lne ooutn umib!
""'"" insi several days, with com'
s,..vils wttn iormer years;
Data. I 1908. llll.18W.lgll9.l?88.1187.I1896.
Auguat l. 7 4114 Ml ( U 4 18 8 71
1TI
461
? l - " I 71 I U 4 13
8 67
8 47
8 67
886
auiuii a. 1 t au a 1 a ,n
A . m f - -.7 " i I iW
4 43 8 61
2 84
I 84
8 01
8 92
8 71
8 76
8 80
8 80
s.uust S.I 1 B. I 14
4 461 8 711
I 8 77
4 88 1
8 6t
Augjst . 7 a,,. 8 mil
6 04
8 43
8 46,
Auguat 7
7 274! 6 65
6 14
August 8.
August 8.
1 177. 6 6
7 74j
I 16l
4 S7 8 n
4 22 8 67
4 28 8 67
4 291 8 27
804
8 42;
8 63
8 61
August 10
6 74
6 00
4 99
August 11
7 04
August 12j
6 78
81'4i
74
i 78
6 74
4 86 8 48
8 66
August 12
4 96
8 74
4 43
4 44 8 75
8 64
2
August 14
6 78V.
4 97
8 68
a
a 70
8 M
8 83
a
8 84
8 92
8 88
August 16
ti
J7I
I 78
4 97,
August 16
6 77
4 98
4 82
3 78
8 74
August 17
( S3i
6 001
4 36
4 47
4 60
I
4 42
4 42
a 71
a 86
a 73
At'EUSt 18
87Hl
5 89
6 87
6 78
6 87
4 96
8 66
8 67
August 191
7Z4
74
6 SO
7 00U
I
6 08
6 02
6 01
August 20;
August 21
August 22
8 76
8 70
a 76i
8
3 S8
8 87
8
August 23
6 98V,
6 91
4 971 4 411
8 74
8 83
August 24
6 91
a
6 tU 4 421
6 06 4 40
8 81
8 79 8 86
8 811 a 79
August 26
7 lott
8 76
August 26
7 804
7 2941
7 26
8 97
4S8
8 721 8 91 8 76
August 27
6 01
4 98 I
6 02 4 40
a 701 4 021 x 7;
August 28
6 00
8 i 8 80
Indicates Sundsy.
mc. uuitisi 1 1 u 1 1 1 r 01 cars 01 stock
... 1 1 , . . . .
Drougnt in today by each road waa:
Roads Cattle. Hnra Rh'tv Tt'aaa
k.., m. ee oi. r. ny
O. & St. L. Rv 1
6
2 ..
a
IS 7 ..
10
17 a - ..
13 1
10 a
' :i ::
1
8
1
4 i "a
Missouri Paclflo Rv... 8
Union Pacific system. 61
CAN. W. Ry
F.. E. At M V. R. R. . 4S
C. St. P., M. O
B. M. R, Ry 8
C. B. ft Q, Ry 8
K. C. te St. J 1
C R. I. at P., east.. 8
C, R. I. As P., west.. ..
Illinois Central :.
Total receipts 161
The disposition of tha dav'a reoalnis
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha num-
uer neaa inaicatao
Buyers.
Cattle. Hoprs. Bh'p,
urn ana racking Oo 832 60S
Swift and Company 867 L2ftl
892
S3
t-uiany facaing Jf 4X4 2,151
Armour & Co 468 I.6J7
Omaha P. Co., from K. C. 80
Cudahy P. Co., from K. C. 80
O. H. Hammond Co 165
1.176
K. Becker Ac Deaan as
Vansant A Co i
Carey at Benton.;. 25
Lobman tc Co 244 .
W. I. Htenhen .
Hill Huntxinger 74
William Underwood in
Livingstone at Schaller 247
Hamilton afc Rdthschlld.... 61
L. F. Husx m
H. L. Dennis A Oo 11 -
B. F. Hobblck
Woif tf Murnan.. ...... 147 :""
Squire
308
Other buyers,
1.878
Totals
CATTLE There was
6.946 . 8.478
decrease
louay as comparea with the previous days
iLi 5 W1L ln th,e number of cattle that
- quauty or tne onerlngs was
also nothing- extra, and r..ini. iJri...3
1 . ' V.. K '".'.. ,m
sw mci -icci a, euner native or west
ern.
The few cars of cornfed steers sold freely
at Just about yesterday's prices. One load
fctViT r ""'a as ntgn as 17.40,
Which looked to ba a trnnA -.-..4.. , 1
Packers seemed to be anxious for the better
grades, but of course the warmed-up kinds
- .t pacKers. seem to
i" wtwiern rangers to short fed
1 ne cow mararer thnaui .... 11 1 .
Chax'tiAniy,h'n' dlrble sold without
k;., ..in u , ,u" moout steady prices,
but still the market was not what would
be called active. There has been a big run
all the week, so that packers did not have
o aY y very large number today and
Bulls, veal calves and atnaa .11 -i j
tne same notcnes tney have been going
for the last few daya.
The demand for stackers an4 e....
i-"1"-1"" 'f- touay owing to the very
heavy demand from the country yesterday
In fact, more cattle were shipped out yes
terday than on any other day this week, so
that In SPits Of tha btar recelnta k. a
stuff has found a ready outlet. Anvthin.
decent this morning waa picked up at fully
steady prlcea. .but, of course, undesirable
grades chsnged handa slowly at no more
tiian sissgr prices.
western Deer steers tpra a.a. iwi.
...in sno, in taci, mere was nothing
really choice offered. The better grades
though, commanded fully steady nrlcea
while Inrerlor kinds were dull and no more
than steady. Choice western feeders were
also ready sellers at fully as good prices
- - ww. 0 iiu vnieruar, DUl Diner klnna
were alow sale. Ran a cows wane 1,,.,
about steady all around.. Trading was not
particularly active, but itlll fjhe prices
fiu wviv awui tne same yeatercsy,
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS. .
Me Av. Pa, No . .
HI IN It IBM f at
1171 IN'.
COWS.
1800 9 SO 1 tea e as -
II 144 2 M Mi a sa
HEIFERS.
IS I li
STOCK COWg AND HElYERg.
100 t 70 I tu IN
STOCK CALVES.
.Ill I M
STOCKER3 ANT FEEDERS. .
(7 I II II. .v 1004 I a
liat I w 10... T ae 4 it
I 4 - 81 101? 4 76 "
IK 8 46
NEBRASKA.
. 668
. 4,506 '
1 cow 1140 8 90 1 bull....;. 780 8 00
1 cow t0 8 00 1 bull 1010 8 20
1 cow 790 8 00 4 bulls 410 8 75
1 cow 1010 8 26 1 calf 130 6 60
8 cows Ills) 8 76 1 calf 870 8 00
16 cows... . 1015 8 76 1 feeder... 660 3 75
11 cows 1040 8 60 8 heifers... 730 8 80
1 steer 820 8 26 7 heifers... 820 8 10
1 steer 880 8 25 1 bull 13i0 2 00
8 steers. ...1025 8 60 1 bun 1010 8 00
10 feeders.. Mil 8 80 . 1 bull 1640 2 40
1 stag 1180 8 86 1 bull 1240 8 80
83 cows 914 2 85 1 bull 960 1 50
4 cows 12 2 36 22 cows 967 8 00
1 cow His) 8 00 6 cows 8S8 8 70
1 cow 860 8 60 8 cons HsiO 8 So
1 cow 1020 8 00 8 cows 91 8 U0
8 cows 9X3 8 60 1 cow inuO 8 76
1 bull 1150 8 00 1 feeder... 940 8 00
1 bull U 2 26
88 feeders.. WS 8 66 8 heifers... 610 8 60
4 feeders.. 9"2 4 15 1 cow 1 2 80
22 cows 9H3 8 05 6 cows 846 8 00
7 cows 10u2 8 00 3 cowa.... 76 2 46
8 cows ll' 8 46 4 cows 1017 2 80
1 cow 910 8 W 8 cows 13 8 60
1 cow...... 1020 8 20 . fbull 16 8 20
lcew 910 8 60 1 heifer..,. 670 2 90
8 cows 970 2 20 8 heifers... 826 8 90
1 cow 870 8 20 1 heifer.... 640 2 61)
14 cows 862 2 60 1 bull 81 2 60
8 cows M I M 1 bull 1660 2 30
8 cows ) 2 66 1 heifer.... 900 2 20
11 feeders.. 672 8 60 6 ateors.... 908 8 00
2 feeders. .'660 2 00 4 com a 8A6 2 90
14 feeders. . 937 8 90 4 cows lloO 8 20
1 feeder... 730 8 00 1 cow M) 176
23 feeders.. 924 4 26 9 cows lis ltd
1 feeder .. 7w) I On 10 heifers... 663 3 0
86 feeders.. 9u4 8 80 4 heifers... 815 8 On
1 feeder .. 640 8 00 81 heifers... 922 8 70
4 feeders.. 122 4 00 1 calf 160 6 00
1 heifer.... 730 2 90 4 feeders., 5r 2 60
1 heifer.... 620 8 90 4 feeders.. 724 8 40
4 heifers... 847 8 60 26 feeders. . 949 4 I24
8 heifers... 600 8 60 31 str. Tex. 106 2 86
4 cows 1062 2 40 82 str. Tex. 1073 !
1 cow 7 2 26 22 steers.. ..ll"t 4 75
4 cows 40 8 20 1 heifer.... frO ITS
1 cow 1( 8 75 1 feeder... 870 3 85 '
8 cows sttO 2 96 1 bull 1660 2 80
4 rows. 721 8 26 8 cows 910 2 26
4 cows tf 8 66 1 cow 1060 8 76
4 feeders., 677 4 20
2 cows 825 1 75 1 calf 200 8 60
81 cows 8-4 8 90 1 calf 170 i W
918
1 71 1 bull.,
COLORADO.
..1450 S 4B
47 heifers... (wo
1 cow 120
I 78
I 60
1 00
I 60
I 00
t 60
8 m
8 W
4 25
1 bull
1 bull
8 cows....
4 calves.,
1 calf
1 heifer,.,
1 helfcr...
.isrsl
.16
. 81
. If6
. 20
. 4JO
. 620
3 60
7 cows KM
3 60
3 15
cow 7H0
feeders.. 8,0
4 60
feeder...
heifers... A
4 00
1 75
heifer.... 6f
3 60
calf 220
WTOMINO.
4 60 I cows..
4 60 ,lcow...
8 90 'Scows..
8 90 1 bull...
10 feeders.
1 feeder..,
1 feeder..
20 feeders.
.1128
1O70
1O10
. 944
,. 811
..11)
.. M
,.1310
3 86
3 85
8 86
3 60
8 15
IDAHO.
18 feeders.. 1005 4 40
i cows..,
,.1000
. 990
.1216
.1800
.1700
.1000
.1110
bulls 12 3 75
8 buils 1270 3 75
1 cow msn a 85
1 steer 1240 8 90
81 steers.. ..12J4 4 60
8 cows...
I cows...
I stars..
3 76
8 76
a 40
1 bun...
3 66
4 40
J. H. Kennedy Wyo.
IS feeders.. 1211 4 40 1 feeder.,
1 feeder.. U120 4 40 1 feeder.
4 40
J. C. Ryan Wvo.
83 cows. ,
1006 8 70 IS cows 863 8 80
r.. . rurtiana Kan.
18 feeder.. 618 8 10
W. L. Namara-Neb.
47 feeder.
1 feeder..
4 06 1 feeder.. .1000 8 85
lUOO 8 26
. . ' Al. Ay era Neb.
13 feeder, .lnffl 4 86 16 cowl 1008
1 feeder... 11 40 8 25
C. Fair Wyo.
21 feeders.. 12?8 4 66 1 stag 1460
3 feeders.. 990 8 76
I 80
I 71
O. M. Rhoadea Wya.
1170 4 40 29 feeders.. 825
9H5 . 4 00 83 feeders.. 1164
830 4 25
E. Farwood Wyo.
1018 4 10 1 feeder... 860
feedere.
feeders,
feeder..,
4 25
4 36
4 feeder
4 10
4 feeder. .1066
A.
14 feeders.. 924
4 14
L. Ve!tch-Wvo.
8 b 16 heifer... 463 . 1 88
3 cows 316
S 2D
A. R tTI-. T7--
8 feeder.. 8S0 4 10 8 feeder.
1 feeder... 960 4 10 4 feeder.
. 84
. 893
.1110
4 10
8 76
a teraers.. ru I 78 1 ma
8 00
1 cow..
,.12S0 4 00
Robinson Co. 8. D.
27 cows...
3 cow...
19 cows...
19 eow...
1 cow
25 feeders
t??4 a S2. cow..... 855 ITS
T, . u, 1 uiotson a. p.
. 875 8 76 '
W. B. Carwln-Colo.
. 861 8 35 8 cows 1214
M. McKenxle S. D.
SIS -COW......107I
T. S. Steed Wyo.
. 646 4 26 62 feeders.. (P9
. too 4 IK 1 r--.
8 85
I 40
4 16
8 35
3 feeder
a iccurr,,.liw S io
. . , C. Bier Wyo.
8 feeder.. 1171 4 60 1 feeder... 1040
4 50
1 feeder... 1140
4 60
8. Hamilton Wyo.
4 80 194 feeder.. 1160
Carnahan Neb.
2 90 1 heifer.... 670
Q. de
24 cow low)
40 cows 012
4 40
3 40
B calves... 210
6 00 7 heifer... 700
3 60
HOGS There were mnr. v, i! . . .
al'.'f." ."hi nr Prv'ou. dVy th.".'w;.k Ubut
Mill the supply waa light. Chicago was
nn .tr' e low' nl th" market her
r' a. iiiisri tower. Later on.
however the market firmed up, a it be
fhI!n.tvJd."!,t .that th Remand wa.Veater
.M. v vF " lne t nogs brouarht
Just about steady prices with yesterday
grading was rather slow on the openly.
i"11" active on tne close. The lona
K MngtoW3e7ni "a1.7 ?! rUh 'rim
1. k i A h,,-h 7 was pH
for choice loads. Practically everything
Was ri annaori nt In Z.
sentatlv sales:
No.
At.
...IM
...131
...340
...Ml
...M0
...171
...Ml
...K4
...I4t :
...J7i :
...17
8h. FT.
. T 1TH
10 1 to
N IN
10 T 10
10 7 20
14 T 20
. T 20
. 7 lit,
K 7 23U
10 1 2?H
No.
4..
4....
72....
8....
Tl....
AT.
,...m
,...ii
...
...242
...141
...261
Pr.l
7 M
7 26
7 21
7 27'A
7 27H
13...
47...
71...
41...
...
M...
11...
15...
47...
7...
84...
14...
n...
70...
ii...
M.
41.
T 2714J
7 17
7 17
7 17
J Sit
jRlS
7 27
7 27
7 80 "
7 M
7 10
7 M
7 W
7 N
7 N
7 M
7 10
7 N
7 N
7 N
7 10
7 10
T N
T N
7 W
i,!',
7 is
7 N
7 16
I M
! 'H
ttt
.212
76 141
46.
..140
IN
7
I
t4
12
II
M
0
7...'..
II
M
77
71
74
II
0
76
71
41
16
71
II
M
TO
T
74 ,
47
7
...160
...IM
...Ml
,..t4
...234
,..2M
...244
..140
..1(4
..M
...1ST
..211
..111
..144
,..248
..140
..111
..261
. .IM
..121
..IU
...101
...111
..III
..21
..214
7 ZZ44
7 2
7 26
7 N
7 26
7 26
..75
...161
...141
...174
...111
...101
...111
...141
...124
...17
17...
40...
70...
41...
06...
T 28
2 M
7 26
T 16
T 16
7 M
7 26
T 18
7 26
7 K
7 M
7 26
1 M
7 28
7 18
7 25
7 26
7 26
7 26
7 26
7
7 K
7 M
7 N
7 28
7 28
7 26
7 25
1 25
7 It
64...
49...
IN
Ill
137
241
271
IU
110
144
274
71...
40
40
120
IN
'ii
40
140
40
80
80
40
80
110
80
'io
240
10
40
II...
II...
M...
44...
M
68
44
.......set
71.
10..
71..
67..
..
.211
.14
.Ml
.261
.217
.11
17..
IT..
... 261
....241
....221
....271
....mi
....231
....Ir4
....X
....261
40
10
IU
74...
78...
I...
71...
71....
44...
M...
0...
46...
15..
182
1M
1M
......221
231
II
N
40
IN
141
131
160
171
7 N
Dnti rir 1 hers waa nn - 1. .
sheep and lambs here today, but as Chlcaaro
S..L.T!0i iW "".d weak to 100 'owerth2
a. it V. th- iU-J "f mucl1 cvity
w.a.!, nl ,mu?n.uChTl?e' ,thtJgh. ln he price
Tr',..' " "'"' K" "'tuaiion couia best be de-
strioeu vy canine tna m,rk.l . 1 w...
steady. There were no strictly choice sheen
or vearlfnira ofYor-.l . v. 1 .. H
. 7 ' " . . -. 111 reality a
ejuuu ii.Hi ot tne maraer rnr tha Ai... .
stuff was not made. There was a strlna- of
pretty good lambs that brought 86.16. which
...... 1. n . . u j nun j T-sicruay. 1
Desirable feeders continued in .h.. -
mand and the market could be quoted
steady. Common kinds, though, were
EihfiT "IT. th oemand i mostly
for ths better grades.
Quotations for dinned atrwlr. n
choice yearlings, 83.7&64.00; fair to aood
83.60(jj.76; good to choice wethers. M.2563 o'
fair
to gooa wetners. 83.0033.2S- ,i..i.:
ewes. eJ.wino.jco: rair to snnii ee ca,.
2 90; good to choice lambs, 86.004i6.25: faii
i vu in uiun. iipii a.Ur. xmmnmv auathau
aiio4.i teener ysariings, 83 2o3.50; feeder
ua, eo.uue.sa, leeuer ewes, L26ltf3,a0.
CIO.
Av.
Pr. .
8 60
a 00
8 66
1 (A
1 76
a is
3 26
3 40
3 66
3 60
8 00
3 25
8 25
2 60
8 60
8 60
a 60
a 60
4 00
4 00
4 16
4 60
a 60
4 80
3 60
I 15
166 Kansas feeder ewes.
75
73
68
128
68
83
110
92
120
84
87
84
61 Kansas feeder vearllna-
104 Kanaas feeder yearL wethers
a pucks
17 cull ewes ,
18 common we.
1 buck
40 cull ewes
15 western bucks
148 western ewes.
41 western ewes
12 South Dakota wether
9 South Dakota feeder yrltrs
64
17 South Dakota ewea and weth 114
iw western, teeaers
81
269 western: feeders
87
86
84
60
51
60
68
1(4
61
80
67
126 western feeders ewe..
do western feeder...,......
46 feeder lambs
8 feeder lambs
1 feeder yearling...
809 Idaho feeder lambs....
Mi South Dakota wethers
192 South Dakota feeder lambs.
1 western ewe...
876 Idaho lambs
CHICAGO 1IVB STOCK MARKET.
i
Cattle Steady Hogs, Ikeap ss4 Laaaba
Lower.
CHICAGO. Aug. 28.-CATTL15Relna
600 head. Including 3.000 westerns: ateariv
good to prime steers. S8.00i&.75; poor to me
dium, 84.00a'7.25; Blockers and feeders. 12.50
u.o; cows, si.wAao.DO; neirers, 62.5004. 00;
canners. 31.502.60; bulls, 82.26tr4.60; calves.
a. ivwf-w, icsss'ifo steers, u.uuqzo.uu: wsst-
HUUS-Itecelo's. 18.000 head: eimt4 to
morrow. 1.60U; left over. 10,000; slow, closing
lower; mixed and butchers. 17 :tiVr,7 a.- 3
.?acCh-0J? ,h?VJr' 17 "7 :' rough heavy,
t: "ght- r7'S6'-'; bulk, of sales!
Bilt,f. f AM) I.4MRfl n--l.. aino.
l j. . . . . . " ".vw
" anej, sna lamDS. iuc lower; good to
choice wethers S3.5ta4 OO; fair to choice
"". 4 wss.iu.wi; weeiern sheep, 83.50(A6.00:
n,l v. ami,. tl Ejb! .A I T--
uractai yeaterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle
18,K2 4.663
23.340 3.979
2S.787 2,611 1
Hogs .
Sheep-
Kansas City Live lock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 28. CATTLE Re-
Celpts. 8.6u0 natives fl
natives. 1.500 Texans: calves.
"U Texans. 975 natives
western graaaers,
teady to 25c higher;
60; Texas and Indian aleera 12 7Vi 1 OS
Texas, cows, 82.8564. 75; native cows. 11.757
00; native helfera. t2.)i3 60: cannera II i-,i
2 00; bulls, S2.6ua3.io; calves, 82 oOjjS 75.
HtXJS Receluls. 2.w head. Market
teady to 6c lower: tan. 17 86: hulk nf uu
7.467.tW: heavy, 87 67Vn75; mixed pack-
ra. 87 4&7.d6: liaht 17 2f.ih'7 62U.r Vni.,.r,
7. 46417.62m pigs, t.2S'al 16.
BHEKs AND LAMUS-RscelpU, 10,000
ead. Market steady to weak: naiiva lami.a
H.i."j6u; WFStaru lambs. t3.0Oi5.U; native
wethers. 3.4"ti4.0u; western wethers. 8'9xii
96: fed ewes. 88d4i4.16: Texan rlli,ruu4
earllnas. 83.uo.i3.b6: Texas clluoed ihn.
;2.iaiv3.10; stot-ker and feeders, 82 tu2.i.
t. Lea la Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 88. "?ATTLE Recelnts.
(f0 head. Including 2.200 Tsxana Market
teady: native ahlpplng and export steers.
I cow..
quarantine, steady to I n , A . . . . . .
miner: native ami traatarn ntB. si..riu . i uni vnpintvo tximiai Fuisk i.
stocker. and feeder. stVong; " choice ei- "Ul. llOfllliiiUI IUI OJUlliUJ
port Wild dressed beef steers, I7.45BS .00; i.Jd r-Oiaeaa. sVo "BK..klWCJ.
fair to good. Sii 5oS7.40; Blockers and feed- Ji . tbs skin tir faoe aad aU sxurnai
ers, 2.(s65.00; western fed steers. S3 .6ti '" W disaase ataappear at aaoe.
i
IU 0077 70;
70; dressed beef and butcher steers,
f.35; steers under l.OnO lna... 83 76tt6.fl;
84.7i.n7J
Blockers snd fedeers. 2 46114 66; rows anj
heifers. 82.2Mi &.0: canners. 11 :. ts- ... 1 1
12 S64 50; calves. I'. 5'Ku7.t0; Texas and In?
dlsn stoera. 82.J04t5.0t; cows and heifer.
82. Nn! 2. 85.
lit. k.t8 Receipts,
8.000 head. Market, te
rower; pigs and Hants 27.26 d7.0: nark.r.
37."i7.76; but.-hers. 87Mt7.!m. '
BIIEKP AND LAM 118 Recelnta. 1 it a
head. Market steady for best: native mut
tons. 83 ..V"r4 00; lambs, 4.1oi5 90; culls snd
huclta ! FM4 Oft al,.rWj,ra SI 4 rv
i - . ,,.w,v.iW irt
ana, S3.164i3.90.
Itevr Yerk Live Stack Market.
EW TORIC. Aua. 28.-CATTI.RHa,
eel pi s, 682 head; no sales reported; dressei
beef, steady; city dressed native sides, (vi
12o per lb. Csble last received otintej
American steers at 13ul4o. dressed weiahn
refrigerator beef. llc.
CALVK8 Hecefpts. 285 head: dull and
weak snd about 275 head unsold) Veal sold
at 6.ooiti8 26 per 100 lbs.; grassers and but
termllks. 83.26; city dressed veals, general
sales, liKHUWo per lb.
BHEEP ANI) I.AMna Recelnta 171
head ihMn al a, ...1 atAartv. I - K -.1..
dull and Hai-tc lower, best grades suffering
the most; about eleven cars good stork
unsold: sheep sold at 22.3OsiS.80 per 100 lbs.,
a few head at 83.76: dressed mutton, 67I
"v '" j lrnrr"' saies lamns, im no.
HOOS Recelnta. 1.166 head! market bKaiiI
Steady: state hoss. 84.18: western. 840.
t. Joseph Live Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Ana. 8.CATTr.ln
Receipts. 2.7"0 head. Market ateadv na.
tlvee, 84.S6tf8.36; cow and heifers, $1.7Tv
4 15; vesls, 3.0t4i6.60; stockera and feeders.
83.00ff8.S8.
HOGS Receipts. 6.500 tiesd. Market
Btesdy; light and light mixed, 7.8o(i7.4t:
I medium and heavy. I7.404i7.70: nlas. ta
4j7.0O.
BHKrir AND LAMBS Receipts, 5,800
head: lambs, ateady: sheen, stead v ta ion
lower.
Slows City LI) Stoek Market.
SIOUX CTTT. Ta.. Aur. 28. (Snec.lal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head;
ateady; beeves, 8o.71rtJ7.26; cows, bulls and
mixed, 82.6oirti.OO; stockera and feeders, 83.00
4)6.00; yesrlinas and calves, 82.60(94.26.
HOGS RecelntS. t.Onn bean! hn lower, aall.
Ing at 87.06417.30; bulk. S7.HW.15.
Stock 1st Slskt.
Tha following table shows the recelnts ol
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
maiHcii ior August. a:
, Cattle
Hofs.
6.765
18.000
8,300
S.OiiO
6.600
Sheen.
4.W4
20.000
10.000
4.000
6.800
Omaha
Chicago
4.019
... 8.600
...10.000
... 3.0il
... 2.700
Kansas city
St. Louis ....
Bt. Joseph ....
Total
.28,218 85.6GS 43,834
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 28." COTTON Futures
weak: August. 8.54c; September, 8.8c; Octo
ber, 8.86c; November. 8.30c: December and
January. 8.29c: February. 8.22c: March and
April, 8.21c; May, 8.24c.
Snot closed steady: mldd Una unlanda. Pot
middling gulf, 9c; sales, 641 bales.
BT. LOU IB, Aug. 28. COTTON Steady I
middling, 8c; sales, 600 bales; receipts, 165
bales: shipments. 166 bales: stock. 11.900
bales.
GALVESTON. Aug. 28. COTTON-Oulst
at 8 9-10.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28. COTTON Snot-
moderate business, prices steady; American
middling, fair, 6d; good middling, 6Vd;
middling. 6 1-32d: low middling 5 15-16di
good ordinary, 413-lSd: ordinary, 4 9-ltid.
The sales of the day were 6,000 balea, of
which 600 were for speculation and ex
port and Included. 4,700 American. Re
ceipts, 2,000 bales, including 1,800 Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet but steady and
closed steady: American middling, g. o. c,
August,. 4 65-644 66-6td, sellers; August and
Beptemaer. 4 49-64I&4 60-61d, buyers; Septem
ber and October, 4 41-4d, sellers: October
and November, 4 36-64d, sellers: November
and December. 4 31-64&4 32-64(1, buyers; Dee
cember and January, 4 80-64'ii4-31-64d, sell
ers; January and Ferrary. 4 m-md aellerar
February and March. 4 29-64fi4 30-64d, sell.
ers; March and April, 4 29-64G 4 SO-64d, sell
era; April and May, 4 29-64 jj 4 S0-64d, sellers,
NEW ORLEANS. Au. 28. COTTON
Futures barely steady: August, 6.26c: Sen-,
tember, 8l9$(8.20c: October, 8.11c; Novem
ber. 8.O747S.08C: December. 8.07c: January.
8O87.09c: February, 8.0t(iJ8.10c; March, 6.0
Q8.100. Spot, quiet and easier: sales, 825
bales; ordinary, 7 8-16c; good ordinary.
7 8-16c: low middling. 8 8-16c: mlddllna. 8Scl
good middling. rc; middling fair, SVci
receipts, 816 bales; stock, 32,516 bale.
Oil auad Resla.
OIL CTTT. Pa.. Aur. 28. Credit balances.
8122; certificates, no bid; shipments, 66.724)
bbis.; average. 86.453 bbls.: runs. 102.267
bbls.: average, 77,204 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ol., Aug. 88. OIL Tur-
rentlife. firm, 46c. Rosin, firm; A, B, C, D,
1.15; E, 8120; F, 8126; G, 81.30; H 8L70; I,
11.95; K, $2.66; M, 83.06; N, 83.60; WG, 83.60
WW, 83.80.
TOLEDO. O.. Aur. 28. OIL North 1.1ms
89c; South Lima and Indiana, 84c.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-OIL Calcutta linseed.
spot, 62s. Linseed, 29s. Turpentine spir
its, 83s 8Wd.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28 OIL-Cottonseed.
easy; prime crude, 4141c. Petroleum,
steady. Rosin, steady. Turpentine, firm.
Specialist
la all DISEASES
and DISORDERS
of men;
13 year In Oaiaba,
SYPHILIS
cured by th QUICK.
EST, safsst method
that ha yet been dla.
covered.
Soon every slam and symotom dlaanaaara
oonvplstely and forever. No "BRKAK1NU
OUT" of the dlseass on th skin or f aoa,
A our that I guaranteed to be permacani
for Ufa.
BLOOD OISEASES 30 60
VAR COCELE
detention from wor
cured In 6 DATS with
out euttina. naln: na
Work: Dtnuntnt aura arnais.
anteed or MONET REFUNDKD.
HUAK MEM from Hirassss e vthm..
to Nervoue Debility or Exhauanlon, WaatU
and Middle Aga, lack f vim, vigor tail
trenrtb, With orga Impalreti and weak
TstlCTlkB cureT wlfh T neV fiom
Trsataasnt. No pain, no detention from
business. Kidney and Bladder Treubles.
C-"!?"-"?.:" ' r Mail.
vnaauni aew, 88 , 14tk Bt.
Dr.S.arlss&Ss.rIss, 0 Ntb.
DR. McGREV
SPECIALIST.
Diseases and Oleaster, of Ms Omlar.
T Tears' Kxaerieaee. 1. Tears la
Oaiska.
1lPinnnCI C oured
by a traatmant
initlUWULL.1. ' '
Which is tha OUlCkldf.
ssiast and luost natural that has yst Leoa
discovered. No palu wnatevet. rreaioaeal
at office er at home and a permanent aur.
guarantee.
BLOOD DI$EASE$c'30 -go
day
treatment tbat is more aauoaaafui sn4 . -
more saUsfactoiy than ths 'eld form" of
treatment and at iaa than uti.s mi J
COST. A permanent cure for life.
OVER 30,000 o:0,S,,curioe. fr XT.?5
and ail unnAtural weaknesses of man.
bti-ictuie, Olaat avtdnair and tladdar Its
eases, Hyarooels, cured bernuuieiitlv.
t MARUsCB LOH. CO,'. stLTATlOK rRBsl
Treatment bv mall B n is
Ofiice over 216 S. 14ih street, betssen Far.
BAm and Douglas dls., OMAHA. MLM.
fcBDRUMKARDS
SVHITH DOVI CUIti seer .'alia toseairor era".
las
till
I anna, me apv
appetite for.srhlrn cannof
unlr. tinea Is aur Ikiuu
at after usini
ns Hi la ranted r.
sun or eituuui ksuwiass ul aatlenl; laatticaai 1
8 sennas MuCeaaaU lira Ce., Oataka, Aaa.
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