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Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Opiumsrcenineen
5ltroout.ret I Observation-Disclosures
sanb ION ct Wiobel mob Surs
% 8rammeIie.

glunot be fcrftleQise a~irteIdmfunt
| engIdnS blsp Der for nogsn Sio fibtn
ositeret it9rtt for, at Spiumstrafien
| Snbisn ftuloe aftaHss. Rsn qsi'
tatipnen msote Mobitanb bos ben bris
ttite Rsgiering, ION life tunbe inbfe,
at Sptumsrsgniueen pilos fordariags
9anb.t nogen uaoneoarbis Staoe, ps
Susen falot berfor igiennem.
Smiolertio bar Spsresmualet MI
facet en- m.r. international aardtter,
iost man oeiud / andre 2dnbe bar Be,
gpnot at anitile llnberisseIier for at
tomne paa bet Hene meb 8arens 5ils
otrtning os 8rug, og sftsr be inbienots
Happortsr at BONNIE ma Spiumss
rssntnsen bore | itert Siltagsn. Saas
leoss er Der | 9ensalen ODER 1,000,s
900 acres 2ano unber 91rtning for
6rembrtngelie at Opium, bppraf neps
pc en- SreOiebel msbgaar / m.bicinft
Drug, meoens be to Sreotebele eIler
mere gaar op | Rss.
Ser 2anb.t bar ben siGnsie Ops
fdtntng oGret ben, at bet fun bar bore
guIbuoebe Stiortebafere. fpm pletebs
at BRUCE Spiumspiben - iii Sibss
forbriD. Wen en- Qpismdnb | Nep
0ort, Tom bar label onItils lnbers
isgelier ! Here at bore Storbper, frems
tommer III meo ben Yadfanb, at be
bible og forte / bette Stbtte iIst life
itoar tilbagt for be guile.
San anfrrsr, at Der I ITEM gort I'm.
oes i'll. minbre snb $4,000 Spiumss
rssere, at bpilte be $4,000 muu resnss
iom 2atens panebunbne og ~ufprbeoers
fig. Dire, mebens be 10000 fOr.lsbig
fan Bib. at betragte ION "Senfas
tionsreeere."
Stsriteparten al be b~enfdlone er
6ptoe Meno os 3pinber. aineIers
tparteret itaffsr benz ubitpret - Pts
Ben, 2ampen og "Stegspinben," bpora
tmob be ameritanIte apotbetsr forfDs
ner benz meb al ben Opium, be trens
ger.
Opium tan Tile RIGGS paa iamme
Waaoe ipm Sobat. Den forstommer
/ tpf, fpbenbe SOrm os bar naiten
iamm. lIbieenbe fom Sirup. piben
er at Ser e1er Stsn og er forIpnet msb
ct langt, tbtt gam6usrsr. S Mibten
at pibebopebet .r Der borst ct runbt,
bbbt SuI, i bOiltst Spiumspiasn ans
bringss. 2ampen, pper bpis Cue ben
bruno pile ites.s cg tilberebes for
Rsgninssn, fer narmeit rb iom ct Ii
bet uTtnloigt 2egetsi; ben er forinnet
meb en- final 8age, bbppst | amsritanit
Die. Stesepinpen - ben iaufalcte
"gsnsScct" - er at Sorm Tom en-
Setlenaal.
Der ubtrrpes en- lang SpelIe for al
tunne tilb.rebe Spiumspinen paa rette
Raaoe, iaa at Rsssn fan babe ben for
snffsbe 8irtnins. Yilen mad br9nz
be unber en- Semperatur al ca. $50
@raber.
!Spao SarOetonen og Sigurernea
Communicating ungaar, bar Mios
natsicenen / en- Sptumsbule en- bis
2iqbeo meo en- Sagtleir inoe | Sfogs
tptnin9en. Spr ben fsrites @ebtoms
menbe mda 9ilebet biitnot blipe efter
en- minbre Maaleitot. ibst 5lummez
bddlet | Sptrmsbulen life er oper
balpanbsn SNmme bit. Men enerS
bill bet guile 2psfjar pper @niigtern'
/ 6orbinbslie mso be itart., mpittitt
Singer | 9aggrunoen brinse be II
giaeber gobt iammen. S9 lig.fom
be tratts og brsmmenoe Zine | Sast:
gruppsn faiter fig paa be brGnbenbt
sraitubber, iaaleoes bplber Spiums:
regersn belle Siben lit ilspe 9lit itipt
rettet mob ben aisnpe 2umpe.
SineIeren bar bet traplt meb q.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Mn8aaenoe @tnoers.

Euao er Der ioeten meb Glepaforerns
~ paa ale andre Btnbers, unotaseu
@bampion2
De er ale foe fteils.
De fleite al benz CT for bste.
Gue 2Rrreoerne er ior NOR peb BIN
anoen.
Gae er for inapre, Risnt nosle bar
isst at bialpe paa bette peo at labe ben
bagerIte gnbe aaben.
Nnbre lape glepatorer bar lape 90
pebbiul unber benz os flab Binber'Slabe.
Champion bar ben eneite laoe Gle
pator meo let opsaasnoe Sfraanins os
bsi Souebbiul os itraa ginber. Glabe.
champion er ben eneite 8inber, iom
sioer riselis 4Iaos msllsm Raalens os
Eoppen al Gleoatoren, os berfor Tan
intet Straa BRACES nsb ouer Suoebbiulst.
champion sr ben snsite Binoer, Tom
foritafier srtra Strait til at fompresiere
Rssene os berpeo unosaaes @libnins al
SOuebbiulst paa blsb @runb FAINT Cper'
iglonin9 al MaItinen. Oct eccentric
wheel bepirfer bette.
Champion bar ale be sobe gssnifa.
Der, tilbsrsnbe andre Binders, os Tom
1ilas til bisie, be ftsrfts al ale, alene
tilbsrsnoe Champion.
NQe andre glepatorer niaa nere b6ie,
srunbet paa at be er bpssebe ouer 90
psbbjulet.
9aar be sr hsie, mo 2rrrebs'BaI,
terne fomme tot iammen for at iaus
menbolbe &prnet tet NOT til at bltpe
lsitet.
Gette fafte @reb aipiQer iaa rissen
Sob, at npsle forisser paa at sisre
glepatorerne imallere os aa6en | Gnben,
labsnbs grsne itifte uo bag 9arreoerns,
men ba bliuer Grene aiipilebe af arler,
&j9ber o. andre beoa9elige dele.
Ran Re euer Ieres gaHiilis CT ipa, ialeer Te 1eres
5usIRse. III hpis aienoi;ab % Epstishtb, Ee bar iufb
Ligtro. Ca Haar De behsoer en- Abbofat. isser Dc
aaao hos en-. iom bar uqret heloia I ~iisreues Eager !
| Seres esue 9ourts. Ge oil anie bet ieu nfosnufttgt.
| at l9g9e Geres Sefbreo o. Surobeo ear TGes JB
\ t~eresier 69noerHe paa Nlnno, ION lie enn Ssres
Ra6oer life tlenoer Hoeet til. % ION heuer ne bar
beoiii fine spos Gssuifabsr | 9erts Raboisa
Boat big for be Biueere. Der if;s bar bepift fine soos
gsenifaber | 3sres Raboia9. Iise uaestt enten b e
iabtiiereoe al ct lanee betaast acmpaui. ene be bar
( Bersmneiie ior Nrbsieer, be bar ubfsrt aAere Ste
Der. bpcr 2ripfraittn % Be tiIitsetp9reuoe Bettnssts
fer life &C Ii9 Teres.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

at bet sisr 80 Gallons. Oct maa faa nosIs 3ase, os Der maa
rsres oobt 90 itabist ON beri, for bet brus.s.
Oil man bruse benne Slaes Suerirpsrins inbpenbig, og
bape ben ~iaaleoes, at ben life "imitter" peo SergreIie, ba lapes
ben al Ell Bette ~alminoelis Lime Wash, buortil er lat en- tpno
9lHterpelius al en- balu 9int gPel os togsnoe gane.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
"a

v % Sufsl, % Zip benz neb en- Qanbs rnss iolot Wano.
y'aR iao after Op paa Stes..Rtttn. 9ette ~sientases Here
wy III e'tnisn .r eisnnsmftest. Siioerns lasses paa ct
~ UGo' RaO IiOt smOr oper, 90 isrper parni. er Stirten
10 Fares nOeet al 6ebtranben al. Stper al iult 0let
;" '"on tan tiIlapsS paa famine Maabs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Epao er Der ipetsn meb Glepatorerns
~ paa aqe andre Btnbers, unbtasei
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
manas sano. 81 omsanter CT bsr

iom paaitaar, at be bar bet beoTte 2auo, iIar
De / 8siten Os Spoen, men iaalanse iom Der
fan iaaes 2ano / bet imutte o. tripeIige
@i5couiin for ira s1.25 til $40 pr. Gcre, er
Der lille Strange. iom bar flor 2pit til at
lutte uo paa BeItens @r9risr sler nee
b anot Spoens liiooenf9rbise % oopne
Reare. 21S g. &ostplts advertisement
pan ct nuost Steo | Slaoet Sans 9loresie
er &. RoSboIt, eau Claire, Bls.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
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S,t ION meO Warren
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..s raa tiOlig; pi bar faroiss
%. ss.- al fisrOs llsen efter Com
Es'..,II s \, Oil FIG. ben 13be @ai.
g g,un par faroige til 17be
f., nor Fsrfts rationale Teitbag
" gor reoe / 3irtebpgoen;
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E'.,s,r bsltog; besoerre bar be
|..,,g,, Ter iaa ineperipnte, at be
TN, prrs meb = be bolbt til
80,
"a Son bapbe Tile anleonins
w, meb idar: Son bar ms
IRA G6riitiania, os mibt pppe
|.sssst mso llbgiOslfen at fine els
|sesr; og isg par lille oplast til at
.r5 / airtebpgoen alens.
susiten bOlbt S~sittalen, og
\ Inn punlig pattert os p9ttenbe.
sdraQio, @unndr 2unoe, ps
!, gerts taIts osfaa ubm9rtet.
Qarsr Rr. !6spit, Tom MI en-
/ hi paret Jprmanb / 5prsbaIs
.smslau 1T anoen pintiebdg en-
irno: QDIttur meo Sumpitibst
iii SunOslib. Seq os
|, NJ pore 9prn Saatun og 2tp bar
nm, "a mFbte frem. for en- iaas
1rObnSelIe iGtter ri Pris paa.
Ira &trtstpgoen, Sarbal, 8reis
'RUmsrut, @dlebisrg beltOs iaa
9ompItibst tunoe rumme oper
! T,nnsiter.
NJ mar IN brilliant Sur: beiliot
sdlsr, Sang, Splrsnins,
% 9ans bstslebe. Natursn
h ss impoe / i'm itsrite gnbe: Sas
= bite IipIig meb blpmftrenbe
H. "a airiebrrs 5r9er; 2iberne
meO friItt 2sp, Sesgs og
,rpSIpmItsr; Marferne sr9ss
h 'HtO guile 9Iomar | ben srsne
l.
h Gntpmftsn % Ifreifen fra
luyrH. Salutering pg 9urraruab.
Mr. snigs ON, at bet bar en- ieroes
sstsr og b2g9eIig Sur.
b. Sspit er en- ubmertet 2erer, en-
Iano, Der operalt eisr fin
!, msS BEN iterIte Sampittigbebss
San bar siurt msset for
i.SaIs u~n9oomslag. % be ftiens
BIT ogIau, fan BIZ tro. 2aget
\ Iagt idmmeu pg tisbt en- i'm
for Is aroner, fom
ss sdraqto pberratte BAN fra
iS,t ban peltdlenbe tpltsoe ben
os Sstdstelie, bpormeb
.!oaIs llngoomslas pmfdttenbs
!. SeOit tuttebe ibnlis bepGget
% f~orIttreoe | oarme Orb,
an dltto bible minoes benne
nh, rg albrig slemme Sprisbals
I, Iicsfrife llnsbom.
flpttsr Ssoit fra ps /
:. Bern og 5or9lore laeoe fans
N 80 arpnsr og tjs6te en- batter
mt Ill BAN beItdaenbe al en- &afs
%5lsoemugge, Suttertop %
Oct operrattes BAN /
al &rebiens 9srn % sSors
al StoleItprets Sormuno
sbsit,u. Gan toIteoe / bel
L Orb ben Grtienbtlisbeb pg
l'mmslisbeo be fsIte for BAN for
t'oiaite, obgtise @irtfombeb Iom
!, % Fniteos ham 2Dtte % Subs
9ntIIs ale 0dge. Sbbt rsrt tats
9foit for gabsn | Orb Der Tom
9l'rtst og git til Siertern.. Son
% Ct digit til bans 9Gr..
slpitcf ai1anb, en- at bore sias
% tlGtteite Gutter, reiIte til
gGar. Ga 4meritd! 9u
sots aOIeite Ssnner os 9stre =
.'flt er bet for os, hi peb, bu bill
Ne paa BEN. Sisitof &inanb bar
nm mso 0ottor @rtmssaorb ps
~ Sardato ~nnsbomsIagens
6ortirmpsr. Sm bu laier
SIiano, pi tatter big os bilier
ll0'r 8. 9isrnItab reifie til @mes
M | qintSbelgen.
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Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

Saa Nst Sumsr bar tns.n aDtues, at bun
az ben GruuO FuIp. aiilaa ct nst Toilette.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

gal. cans PEI. doz., ,i7; haif-sai cans. i625;
sAuER KRAUT-Per half bb,., ,L75d2oo;
bbls., 50 O0a3 %.
.ElGs--Imported fancy. crown. so.lb boxes
lGc. choice lO-lb. boxes, 3.crown, 12di3c,
NUTS-Almnnds, California, per lb, large
size, i3o; Brazils per ID, Ice. English wal
uuts, per ID. fancy soft she'll l2ni21c; stand
ards, liTiihc nlbcrts, per 10, i0c; pecans, pol
ished large sulOc; Jumbo. lMl2c; large hick-
ory nuts, Si25 per bu,; small $3.50.
HIDES AND TALT,Ow.
HtDES-No. / green hides, DC; No. green
hides, &c; No, green salted hides, &c; No
green salted hides. &c; No. l veal calf, to l2
lbs. &c; No veal calf to Is lbs, &c; No. !
dry flint hides. 9diOc; No dry flint hides.
7asc; No j dry sated hides, Sdec. part cured
hides isc per ID less than fully cured
SHEEP PELTS-Green saGted, each, @aGOc;
green saltcd shearings tshort woolcd early
skins) each. l5e; dry shcarings tshort wooed
carly skins), No. /, each, &c; dry hint,
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts,
per lb,, actual weight, 4d5c, dry flint Kansas
and Ncbruska murrain wool pclts, per lb, actual
weight, 3I3e, dry flint Colorado butcher wool
9elts, per lh., actual weight, AGJg, dTy iint
colorado murrain wool pets, per 10, actual
weight 3Nie; feet cut on, as It IS useless to pay
freight ON them.
mNLLOw AND GREAsE-Talow, No. l. 9ic;
tallpw, No. 2'c; grease. white A. 3Tc. grease.
white II, 2Ec; grease, yellow &c; grease, dark,
iNc; old butter, 2Q2Lc; besswaN, prime, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Sold Higher Saturday Than on Any
Previous Day,
THAT CEREAL OPENED VERY STRONG
Corn wns DUH and the Failing Wheat
Market LATER in the session DID
Not Contribute Much Ma
terial Assistance.

CHICAGO Nov 2S.-wheat sold higher
today than on any previous day of the
season. but weakened on realizing sales
of long wheat and closed nearly sc lower
than it did yesterday. Corn and other
grains declined in sympathy with wheat,
but provisions ran counter to the general
drift and pursued an upward course
Wheat opened very firm today. The gen
eral conditions at the opening were de-
Cidedly bullish. Gables were all higher,
both from the United Kingdom and the
continent, and all domestic markets We're
very strong. The northwestern receipts
were again light and the total for the week
was nearly 5000 cars less than the week
previous. But there We're too many pco-
Pile who had good profits in long wheat
which they were willing to accept to per
init of frmness being long continued, and
some of the heaviest holders became free
sellers. May, which closed yesterday at
Si2,c, opened at from S5ic to S5'4c. 1t sold
for u moment as high as S5'sc before the
turn came. That highest price was also
the top price of the season so far. The
market had, however hardly made its new
record before 1t began to decline. The
demand for cash wheat had been choltcd Off
temporarily at least by the big advance
and that helped the longs in making up
their minds to get out and wait, and in
fact was the principal reason for the weak
ness. Chicago received 5S cars, against
AZ year ago, ana Mlnne0pOIlS ana lpu-
uth receipts were 5l2 cars against IS5
last Saturday and las cars n year ago.
The ClearanCes of wheat and -four from
both coasts amounted to 3.6ll COO bu. for
the week. They were 3 03I, 600 bu. for the
week before ana 100000 bu. on the sim
liar week of last year. one big factor in
the weakness was the reported failure in
Berlin of "A big grain dealer. Near the
end of the session May worked down to
S37sc, and the closing price was at from
S37sC to sic.
Corn was dull and lacking that which
lately has been its chief support-a strong
wheat market-it gradually wited. May
opened at 279sc but got no higher and
from i4c to sc lower than at the Corre-
spending time of the day before. Western
houses We're liberal sellers.
Another quiet and uninteresting session
was passed i'm oats. Trading was entirely
of a local nature and small at that AT
the opening slightly frmer feeling was
apparent, due probably to a better feeling
in the cash market, but the break i'm wheat
soon caused a sympathetic decline. May
opened &c higher at 22'2c, declined to pc
and closed easy at 22isc.
Provisions enjoyed little better trade
than usual Opening prices were at a good
and better yard prices. There was some
yielding with wheat May pork closed 1i2c
higher at $Sl7a. May lard about SC higher
at $I.35. May ribs about sc higher at
A15.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
20 cars: corn, 12j cars; oats, llS cars; hogs,
10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
-.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

HOGS-The week closed with a fair run OF
hogs the receipts being the largest since Tues
day. The market was the kind that statesmen
like to see, values being higher and the move
ment active. The buyers all seemed 10 have
liberal orders and they We're out early and got
down To business in a hurry.
The market opened about Sc higher and gradu.
ally took on more strength. closing 5alOc
higher. The advance was the greatest the
heavy and mixed loads.
The bulk of all the hogs sold at S3.30I3.35, as
against $3.2043.2j yesterday. Heavy hogs weigh,
Ing 800 pounds and above sold largely at S325H
$50 with n few extreme heavy as low $3.50.
Yesterday the same weights sold principally at
$3,2Op8.22l3, with n few extreme heavy at $3,l5,
Mixed loads running to light sold AT 50 81, and
good Light high S3.i5, the top being Sc
better than yesterday. Two double decks Of
oregon light hogs brought the top price
The past week has witnessed very fair hog
market, fair in that the demand has been good
and prices reasonably high as compared with
previous weeks The week started out with an ad-
vance, but values fell off on Tuesday and
Wednesday, after which there gradual
advance. The week closed with the market 5ir
Zoe higher than at the opening. The demual all
the week has been good and arrivals haFe met
with ready sale at prevailing prices. Repre-
gpnt ii 20 1na
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
THROUGH WITH THE CITY TAX LIST.
Inst Meeting of Board Of Equnlizn-
tiun Called,


The Board of Equalization that has been
considering the general city tax list for 1897
wound up its business yesterday afternoon.
The full board met at 8 o'clock, when the
report was made up to be submitted
to the council at its next meeting. The
changes made by the board have been less
important than usual Very few changes
have been made, as compared with previous
years, and with one or two exceptions these
are for small amounts. A number Of as
sessments are slightly lowered but these
are practically Offset by the increase Of w
A. PaNtons assessment from 81 200 to $12,-
600
The last matter to be considered and
the most important that has come up this
year, was the adjustment of the assessment
of the Union Pacific property in the city OF
this property valued at $4,000 had been
taxed as mileage and also returned by
the assessors. According to the decree of the
supreme court the city was enjoned from
taxing the property on the valuation re-
turned by the assessors on the theory
that II was double taxation. On the advice
Of City Attorney Connell this property was
accordingly stricken from the list On the
other hand, other property belonging to
the same company, which was previously
marked on the list as exempt, was discovered
and recommended to the council for taxa
tion at a valuation aggregatng sl5,4S5.
This property IS not right-oi-Way according
to the exhibits filed by the railroad in the
Injunction suit and is therefore liable for
taxation.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

issues tluctuatcd wljclYabnt the changes in the
active bonds were sligG. ol
The sales were s6.sO5 COO. Governments were
sales were 1924 600 silver certificates were
without notable change - transactions OF s25'-
The Fnancler this week says: The notable
expansion which the New York banks have
shown shown since election @ tsoRSngGs The clearing
gother gratifying, the INCREASE in loans being
particularly significant Of the development Of
trade IN all lines While this Increase does
not represent altogethsr purely commercial or
1t Is OF this character. In Two weeks the banks
OF New York have increased their loans no less
than SlS,loa,6vo, ana the expansion since NpNem-
Der has been S2i iOs GhO.. Never In the history
OF the banks has such development OF husl-
ness been manifested in the same length OF
time. At any other period tt is safe TO- say, n
meut would have resulted In very stiff mar
ket, but in the present Instance this tendency
Is checked by deposits since the banks have
gained In deposits no less than So, lHb, 600. which
viii indicate TO some extent the release Of funds
boarded previous To- the election. The clearing
house vaults now contain N0,NuO 600 TN gold an
the Increasing Use of legal tenders arises prob
ably from the exchange of gold at the subtre1s-
ury, 4 great deal Of cash In tho form of legal
tenders came from the interior during the week,
owing to the scarcity Of exchange, and the
treasury disbursements also helped to swell the
total 1t is probably true the deposits repre-
burscmcnts, the savings banks feeling
the eject Of restored confidence AMI are no
small factors I'm this regard. The total gain IN
cash since November has been nearly $50 OOO.-
coo, and some oC this comes through savings
bank channels, 1t Is interesting to record that
advantage is being taken Of the present ease
making market for American capital in Lon
don ON the present active market
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks Of the New York exchange
today:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
Yesterdays cattle Market WINS of the
Lsmnl MnllhnN nrnmnrLlnns.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2N-Today's cattle market was
Of the usual Saturday character The few re-
ceipts were disposed OF readily at unchanged
prices
In hogs there was an advance today OF from
IS to Ice; sales were made at from $50 to S26O
Tor common to the hest droycs the greater part
OF the hogs crossing the scales at from $40 to
$S,55, while pigs brought from $2.GO to $50;
rough heavy suws were, as usual. the lowest
sellers and choice medium and Nght weights
sold the highest.
THO sheep ana lambs received today were sold
readily on the basis Of yesterdays prices. Sales
we're made at from SlI5 to s. % FOR inferior up
To from SA2i to $3.50 for choice TO extra expert
grades, Westerns selling at from $3.50 To &.&5.
Lambs sult at from SO 80 TO S52I for common
to prime nocks feeding lots going Tor from $3.50
to $'I5
Receipts: cattle 800 head hogs, 1900 head;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

CATrLE-Thore were plenty OF cattle
here today but n large proportion of them
,,,o,,, ,orsir,,,d ,lir,ct 10 n,ckcrs and the
w., ,',..,1.' '',' ,,,,, ,,,,,n
actual huhptr on sac was S'"''t .......
The market was without SPECIAL feature
of Importance and the trade was soon over
,,,it,, c,ttla of all kinds selling nt lust
- 80 - -. ", ~, 90,
fair cornfcd steers in the yards, one of
tbem rond ,pouph to bring 81 40. COWS and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
ABSURD VERDICT BY THE JURY
Awards the W,orid-HcraId seven
hhnmsnnh UnIInra DAmnGns.

Thousand Dollars Damages.
The jury in the alleged libel suit of the
World-Herald against The Bee returned "A
verdict yesterday morning, finding for
the plaintiff and fixing the amount
of its damages at $1,000 The jury
retired at 5 O'Clock Friday night
and notified the bai!ih at $3.50 p m
that it had agreed upon n verdict. The
verdict was sealed and placed in the custody
of the foreman of the jury. after which
the iurymcn were allowed to go to their
homes. The verdict vas opened and read in
open court yesterday morning in the pres
ence of The jury and the Interested parties.
After the verdict mad been announced,
Judge Wakeley. counsel for The Bee stated
that the finding Of the jury was contrary to
all the law and the evidence in the case
The case Will be appealed to the supreme
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov 2S.-sUGAR-Raw quiet
fair refining, 27sc; centrifugal, 80 test. 3.c. Re
fined, quiet; standard "a" 4Ac granulsted.
4sc.
LONDON. Nov. 2S-SUGAR-Cane quiet
nothing doing; centrifugal Java, lis 4i@d;
Muscuyado fair refining, los Beet sugar. dull
N0Yember. Us I'D: pecember. gs 3d.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
Peoria Markets..

PEORIA, Nov. 2s,-CoRN-- Market nrm; No q
Csc. No. 3, 22lac
OATS Market firm; No white. 2Oa2sc: No {
white. l7aHlSlac
RYE-Market firm; nominal.
WHISkN-MHrket steady; finished goods on
the basis Of Sis for high wines
REcElPTS-Corn, 4o 800 bu, oats, $500 bu.
rye none; whisky. IS gals; wheat. lSOO bu,
SETIPhENTS-Con 1900 bu.; oats, 3 900 bu.
rye 600 bu; wasky, l.i07 gals. wheat, 2 100 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
INnnsns ca, li,C stocI,.

KANSAS CIrY, Nov. 22.-CNTTLE- Rocclrts,
2luu head, shipments, 6.loo head, Market steady
TO strong, only local trade
HOGS-RC,Cpts. COCO head: shipments. none.
Market strong TO Zoe higher, heavy, So 20ftS. 40;
packers, $&i'"a$5 mixed, &2'a31s; lights. S3i5
5t2 40, Workers. $&3ju3lU; pigs $2AoEG2u.
head. MARKET strong; lambs S2.gOgES5. NUT
tons SLgJa3.2j
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
Kansas CITY Markets.

KANSAS CITY Nov. 2S.-wHEAT-M Market
steady but dull; No, hard nominally S2c; No.
3, 79c; No. red nomlnally, 9eT93c; No. g. 9Oc /;
No, spring, sic; No. g. 74hq75c.
CORN-MariSet duh and weak; No. 2 mixed.
lSAHl9hc: No white, l94al9iac.
OATS-Aarket duh and steady; No. 2 mixed.
nominally. lSc; No. white. nominally 22a23e /.
old nominally, 2id25c
RYE-Market steady; No, 2. S2d33c
HAY-MaTket firm.
BuTTER-Market firm; creamery. 10000:
dairy. lOdl3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29
81 I,uis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-CATrlE-R Receipts, 5000
head Market active and strong, native shipping
steers A.ou"A35; dressed beef and butchers
steers. S3.iuuibO; stuCEers and feeders, 2o0d
$40; cows and hcircrS, $l51u3t0; Texas and
indian steers, S2,iUm&,5; cows SL5Ou2$5
HOGS-Rcccpts, $500 head. Market DC higher;
light S3.S0a3.4o; mixed, S3.lOd3.it; heavy, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.--MONEY OK CALL
Easy, at per cent. # 81
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-iN5 per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Steady with actual
business in bankers bins at $LSf,qH4. .SGal for
demand, and $iS3L LGAS3ia FOR sixty days. Posted
rates, SS34M4S4, and $i.NiH]N1a.
COMMERCIAL BILtJS-S+S2.
BAR SILNER-t5lsC.
MEXICAN DOLIsA RS--BO1sc.
STATE BONDS-Dull; railroad bonds easier;
government bonds, firm; new As, reg. and coupon,
ll97s; 5s reg. and coupfn, 1l3N Is, reg, 10;
coupon, ll0h. % reg. 95ia Pacific Gs OF 81 1o2&
Clnslng nmnlntinms on bnllls fnllnMa: