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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-13
Final settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors and
Others interested In tine estate of Regina
Neuenhahn, deceased, that the undersigned
intends to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the Pre-
bate Court of GaSconaie County, state OF
Missouri, to be held Ill Hermann, the 10th
day OF August, 1897.
CiIAS. a NEUENHAHN
Administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-13
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested in the estate of Henry
Willimann, deceased, that the undersigned
administrators intends 10 make final settle
ment thereof At the next term of the Pro-
bate Court OF GaSconade County, state OF
Missouri, to be held at Hermann the 10th
day OF August, 1897
MARY WILLIMANN
Administrative.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-13
Final settl en- ent Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
thers interested in the estate OF VIM. II.
Kubitz, deceased, that the undersigned ad-
miniStratOr intends TO make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court Of GaSconade County, state OF Miss
ouri,to be held at Hermann. the 10th day
Of August, 1897
FRED WICK
Administrators
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-13
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
Joseph II. VanCleve that on the 9th day of
September 1897, or as soon thereafter as
can be heard, shall apply to the
GaScunade County Circuit Court Tor dis
charge from my trust as assignee OF Joseph
II. Van Cleve
FRED /. WENSEL.
ASCimnha
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

TALLOw, GREASE, ETC STSy0I; VT:Iior,, 70;
HfG; taIow' No. 2, 2Ac; rough taIIow, 1Iac a.
MHIte grease 2ls@2&c; yellow and brown grease
o,td- URSIBear :, Bear Cblack or brown. Sooa2a m.
StseT, Sts GI M0as0o; mink. 15qac; beaver 81 40
a EUUo, skGnk. l5c, 25c, soc; muskrat &C. 5c 70.
sS5SC' assSGSoh' ioG5Oc red fox 25cG{l2 25: grey fox
coy0ts; MOI climber. 2Jc9$25O; wolf IprarIe
silver FOX ga iolSli wildcat l0@25c; badger 5aiOc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

Trade In Hogs Quite Animated at
steady Prices.

CHICAGO, Dec 4-There was the usual Sat
urdRy market in cattle Receipts very
light and the market especially nominal one
The few cattle offered taken at prices un'
changed from yesterday This weeks receipts
have reached the unusually large total OF abOut
63 800 head and prices have declined ar
average 25c Many cattle rhst would have beer
sent here had the market heen in a satisfactory
condition stopped al various feeding points
and sellers who had half-fat cattle here had e
sell at very low prices n good domestic de-
mand for fancy heavy Christmas beeYes is ex'
pected next week.
Trade in hogs quite animated at steady
prices. the greater part Of the hogs crossing the
scales at from 81 25 TO s. 422 rough packing lots
sold at from g Is to sS22E and prime shipping
lots at from 81 40 to t3fll2. Pigs sold chiefly al
from So 70 TO SssIis. The hogs now being mar
keted largely Of good quality. heavy lots
preiominating and medium weights tne best
sellers.
The few lots Of sheep and lambs that were OF.
ferei the market today sold al unchanged
prices. Sheep were salable at from 81 % 10 81 q
Tor the poorest up to from 1926 to 81 - for good
= choice nOcks with prime lots in demand at
from 81 60 70 S.I5. Lambs sold at from 500 10
S.75 for the poorest TO from 1875 to $50 for
good TO choice hoeks. iew going below S4i5.
pccted next week.
sheep, 900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on General
Com m Odtties

NEW YORK, Dec -FLOUR-Receipts 24 20;
bbls.; exports, 1900 bbls; dun and easy with
wheat: Minnesota patents S5.OJd5.25; Minnesota
bakers H.2Odt.f5; winter patents, S4.sjG5lJ;
winter straights &4.JOa46c; winter low grades
s2soa3.7O. Rye -four, dull, s2.7Oa325 latter
fancy. Buckwheat -four. quiet, S.iOql.i5.
BuCKWHEAT-Quiet 37lsaSsc,
CORNMEAL-Quiet; yellow western, CSC.
RYE-steady; No. 2 western, 5os.c.
BARLET-Quiet; feeding, 2Sc
BARLEY MALT-Easy; western. j5dt0c.
HEATmReeeiPts l!s,S25 o-99 6u exports, exports ls2 7'i
Sg SpS %eaK Mo Ted s opS, 9 srg J@
al NE morning within a narrow range, closing
s Se esa@S net 9Sr 10 Gsd Nay Nay S sSg s closed
s, CoRN-keeslPts l2l 1si ieo bu Exports ~ 45l 6n
9 wth wheat and cab but Pnh Taed 'eHea ps eyen
and closed unchanged May, SSs Ssa$Stsc closed.
SSse; December SJAqs07se; closed S0Isc.
Spot, stronger No. ?. 26a.c. Options, duh and
a6out steady. elosing practically unchanged; May
.HAf-Duli' shipping 4oaf1c good to choice
HoPs-steady: state, common TO choice, 1895
cr5p, 4Gtc; 1896 crop, 6Q9c; 1897 crop l5@lSc:
Pacific coast 1895 crop. +aec 1896 crop, 6aac;
HIDEs- steady; Galveston, lsc Texas dry, l2c;
LEATHER-Qu'e hemlock sole, Buenos Ayrss,
light 10 heavy weight, 20isH2ll=c.
WoOl.-S1eady; domestic htece, 27g3lc; Texas,
PRovIsIoNs-Beet. steady; family ;s.tOal9 o.;
extra mess, f.50aS0l; beef hams, go. 00q22. so;
packet. ssesGloOo cut meats, steady; picked
bellies, Gq7isc picked shoulders, sac; picked
mans, i'suitgc. Lard, steady; western steamed,
N.50; refined, steady. Pork. dull. mess, s. 25d
$50; short clear, SaOlal2Oo family, sO.J0gll.O5.
to quality.
OILS-Peiroleum. dun; United closed no mar
ket. Rusn, steady; strained, common 10 good,
N.Aogl,b. TuIpentinr, steady, gao SIC. Cot
tonseet oil. dull inactive but steady; prime crud
lSGlsi.c; prime summer yellow, 2lixH21c; butter
oil 2iigg2ic prime winter yellow, 25i.G27e.
RlcE-Steady; fair 10 e~tra, 41d6sc; Japan
5gj4c.
MoI.AssEs-o New Orleans open kettle,
good 70 choice. Ia5lc.
METALS Pig iron, quiet; southern. so coz
lL2j; northern, notoai2G CupTsT frm;
brokers. il0sIi.. Lead strong, $3.50. Tin. plates
dull. N3Ti4hl3.s2A. Spelter, steady 81. .s5ql o.
BUTTER Receipts, ASH pkgs. market steady:
western creamery liQ2Sse; Elgins. 2Stci factory.
ui1alEAc.
EGGs-Reoeipts, sls7 pkgs,; market quiet; state
and Pennsylyanls, H025e; western, 2offs3c
CHEESE-Receipts- ZssQ pkgs market dull;
large white September. sHaSsc; small white
shei large eoloTs.. s,2ttmbeT. ssqslae: small
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
wenrc Commission Company.

OMAHA OFFICE, Dec. I-The market opened
weak at &c un 'er yesterday : close in sympathy
with cables evidently the effect Of the state
ment that there Yet 90 mo- CO. hu. Of whea,
in the r. rTners' hands. ll5 coo 600 OF which was
available for export which Is questionable wher
compared with the report Of shipments, and tn.
unnreceaentedly large receipts at all terminal
markets up 10 the present time draining country
elevators of the usual amount held for future
delivery and certainly the prevailing prices have
been attractive 10 the farmers. which is em-
phaszed by their present financial condition as
compared with the last two years.
These facts considered against the mosi
liberal estimates or the crop will hardly uphOli
the Gbove statement. However, admitting this
70 bc correct and placing much confidence in
the continued cahlegrams of the United King
doms requirements of 80, 600 COO bu from this
country and Russia before March /. and there
Is not an extreme surplus to bear on, and we
believe any breaks Of ic OF more to be good buy.
ing ground.
Corn was weak at the opening in sympa IN,
with other cereals but soon rallied END closed al
2si<c for May. a fraction higher than last night.
Oats are strong at pc for May, with ship
merts of S4s 600 bu., or nearly .4ouble the re-
celpts,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
COTTON MARKETS.
Closes mt the Lowest Point for the
SeuAnn

NEW YORK, Dec 4.-CoTToN-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline Of to
points in sympathy with less favorable English
cables than looked for. but soon developed a
firm uniertone on fairly active local covering,
At II o'clock the market was quiet and very
steady al net gain Of to points Sales to
that hour were 40 900 bales. Liquidation sub
sequentiy set in, and with renewed selling for
foreign account prices dropped to the lowest
point OF the session, with the market finally
barely steady and prices net unchanged 10
points lower. Total sales, 72 500 bales Port re-
ceipts estimated for the day at 80 600 bales
against t3 s49 bales last week and 81 ss4 bales
last year. Port receipts estimateI for the wee
at 3s5 900 bales. against 4O2 sJO bales last week
and 2eI@l bales last year; at Memphis S.7O2
bales, against 3,lSS last year, and al Houston
1889 bales, against 72l2 bales last year Fu-
lures opened steady; GALES, 400 bales January.
s5I February, S.7j March $50. April, s. IS :
May 50 81; June, s5.s4; July. So August. So .03;
September, 1904; October, SC; December s.. .Gs
Closed barely steady; Gales, 72,s0e bales; Janu,
try. &.7l. February. D.7G; March, S. .s0 April.
S. May. $50; June. s595; July. e. 80; Au-
guest. .e.o3: September, S.o5 October ss.07;
December. $50. spot closed quiet: Iniddling up,
lands. 57sc midding gulf CSC; sales. 20 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Clearings. SIC 256 545; New
York exchange, par; posted rates. S.Si and
SisI. Stocks, steady; New York Biscuit strong
on good demand. Closing: West Chieago. lOlls
Diamond Match, l4oi.; Lake Street. le; New
South Side l. g.; City Railway, 24O,
MEMPHIS. Dec. 4.-CleaI ings $3.50 $40; bal
ances, 1905; New York exchange. selling at
par
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 4.--Clearings 81 Sa2 JOG.
New York exchange, bank, par; commercial, sl2j
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Clearings 4.lO3 go: bal
ances. COS money, 5as per cent; New York
exchange 25c discount bid and par asked
BALTIMORE, Dec 4.-Clearings s., S63 6s2;
balances 1856 240.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 4-Clearngs, sl2 s46-
Osl; balances, 81, 643.lsO.
CINCINNATI Dec. 4-Money, 2I2qG per cent;
New York exchange 3GG4Jc premium; clea ings
81, 4s4. 700.
NEW YORK. Dee 4-Clearings, :l57. i59 l7s;
BOSTON pee. 4,-clearings. ssoa2 lSs; bal
ances. 32Cs7O4l.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
LiNernooI Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4.-UHEAT-Spot No ,
red western winter, steady. IS eisd; No red.
northern spring. steady. rs Sd
CORN-Spct. American mixed. quiet. ss cad.
futures quiet: December, Sc 2i4d; January ss
nd; February, 3s ltsd.
FDouR--St Louis fanny winter, dull los
dea
pRoNIs1oNS-Beef. firm; extra India mess ess
Sd; prime mess. 56s Sd. Pork firm; prime nesA
fine western. ass sis prime mess medium west
ern, 4es 3D. Hams, short cut. steady. sis Bacon
Cumberland cut dull. 54s; short ribs. steady as
Cd; long clear middle, light dull 2ss ca long
clear middles, heavy. dull, s5s: short clear backs
steady, 2lsi clear bellies, firm. Sis Cd shoulders
square. firm, 2Ss el. Lard, prime western, steady
22s Cd. Tallow prime city, steady. 1ss Cd
CHEESE-American finest white and colored
steady. as 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

BALTIMORE Tcc 4-FLpJR-Duu and nm
changed, receipts. 9.efi ibis. eNpnrta $500 bills
western stratzhts '2.SG5.2p; western extra, s. &
Gl-o. western family. A.jouL75; winter wheat
patents, As0ni.i0; spring wheat patents. & aiiI
5.25. spring wheat straights, t4A9d5.dO
WHEAT-Strcng, spot. g5N ls6i.c. month q6is
Ua6i9c: January. s6ivW96Ac; May, S2tsc bid
steamer No. red slAG3hc; receipts 100 Isl
bu. exports lu.22 bu.; southern wheat ~
sample. SiaNc. AK
CoRN-Firm. spot. 32%d9ic: mynth. s2as2. @:
December new OF old. slsd3i'1c: January. ara q
2lSc; February, SlAF32c; steamer IniNei. SplG
35A.c. receipts. S5s75 bu. eyplris, ncne; southern
white and yellow corn S2dS5c.
OATS-Firm; No. white Zeikasac; No.
mixed, S7tc receipts, 80 iA hu. exports none
RYE-Firmer: No western, 5SiaGSsac. re.
cepts, IS los hu. exports, none.
HAN-Steady: choice timothy. tiS asked
GRAIN FREtGHTS - Unchanged steamers
easy parcels, fym; steam TO Liverpool per bn.
tifd. December Cork, for orders per Quarter,
IS l0i1d December; Is Tiid, January
BUTTER-Steady: fancy creamery 2sd2ic
EI1GS-Steady: fresh. 2Oc.
CHEEsE-Steahy unchanged market stool,
heavy; fancy New York. large, eAdi0c: fancy
New York small, i0h di0isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
81. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 4-CATTLE-Receipts 7e
head, Of which 800 Texans. shipments. 2 60
head; market steady; fair TO fancy native ship
ping and export steers 81 2Oa5.lO; bulk. Of saIes
81 3GGi 90; dressed beef and butcher steers 81 q
14.15i bulk Of sales, 81 1904 80: steers undei
1900 lbs, ss.4Oa4.7O; bulk # sales ss.sOg4 10
stOckers and feeders g.. i0g4.iO; cows and heif
ers s2.O0H410, bulk OF cows. 81 .j0li3 %: can
ming COWS. s1.25a2. 90; bulls. s2.O0I3. 10; Texai
and Indian steers, So Olai.l5; bulk OF sales, s. q
ass; cows and helfers, s. 25d375 the out
side range heng patf for few head.
HOGS-Recepts, $500 head; shipments, 2lO
head market barely steady. light So 20G3 25
mixed, g. 25a3.sO; heavy. s. 3.3Ca3.2.
SHEEP-Receipts, none. shipments. 100 head
market nominal; native muttons. 1914 %; culli
and bucks, 81 sJd3 %; stockers. g. .5Od2 40
lambs, 81 .5Ca5 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
statement by Bank of England.

Ayres today at Us; at Lisbon, 4Si2; at Rome,
l04 80. Gold bars, lis lls.d.
BERLIN, Dec. 4.-Internstional securities to-
day the bou. more active and there
was a moderate Improvement. principally in
Italians and Turkish. Union Pacific securities
were firm and Canadian Pacific stock recovered
Exchange on London. 20 marks 27l2 pigs for
checks.
PARIS, Dec, +.-Three per cent rentes. lOif
for account; exchange London. a5f 23Ec for
accounts Business the bourse today opened
briskly and prices improved. Later the market
became quieter with a fractional decline in
values, but the closing was mo'e active and
firm.
FRANKFORT. Dec. 4-There was better
feeling on the bourse today. American securi-
were firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

NEW YORK Ne. 4-COFFEE-O2tions open "a
dull at unchanged prices tn an advance Of 8
points. ruled Inactive and featurelesS with woilds
visible supply increase OF I93 bass about as
expected, and attracting no attention, while
higher European cables We're offset by lower
Brazilian cables land inactive spot cable demand
CLOSED steady at net unchanged prices; sales,
500 bags, Including MAY. $Si. Spot cofr'r, Rio,
quiet; No invoice csc; No. : juhbing, Csc.
Mild dull; Cordoya, GgGlic. Total ware
house deliveries from the United States,
Is 7ol bags including le,T7 bags from
New York; New York stock today, h7,d3 bags;
United States stock. GA GS3 bags; an0at for the
United States, S'e 900 bags; total visible for the
United States lo3, sSj bags, against 652,763 bags
last year and 5i5.5il hays in 1875.
SANTOS. Dcr 4.-COFFEF-Quiet; good aver
Santos 300 Teis receipts, lS.c0l bags; stock,
,O6q GOl bags.
HAMBURG. Dec. 4.-COFFEE-opened un-
changed. closed with net advance of I4dE pfg.;
sales. Is 0l0 bags.
HAVRE, pee. 4-CoFFEE- Opened steady and
is9Af lower; closed, l2i4f higher. sales, 5000
bags.
RIO DE JANEIRo Dec. 4.-COFFEE-Barely
steady: No. : R'u. 800 reis: exchange, Z "a;
receipts, 1900 bags; cleared for the United
States, 6.0oo bags; cleaNd for Europe, 5000 bags;
81 lCk bags,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05

CAlTLE-Gesterday's storm was a sufii-
clent cause for light receipts today, even
If II had not been the last day of the week
so that the meager offerings were in no
sense a disappointment to the trade All
told only thirty-two loads were reported in
making total for the week of l3,74g head
as against l5.26s last week and 17,I2T the
previous week
The market as a whole was in very fair
condition the past week for the Sellers
though on some days il was not entirely
10 their liking. The week opened strong
and showed still further advance on fat
cattle on Tuesday. on Wednesday the mar
ket experienced quite reverse under the
influence of the break in values in eastern
markets, and the week closed with the b. ST
cattle about loc lower and the less desra bic
kinds l5a2Oc lower than the high point of
the week. which was Tuesday
Ioday there were hardly enough cattle
on sale to make a market. on the opening
market only one load of fat cattle was Of
fered, which sold just about steady
y considerable proportion of the receipts
consisted of butchers stock, about a dozen
loads OF COWS and heifers being on sale
The demand was good and the early ar
rivals met with ready sale at firm prices
AS is Invariably the rule on a Saturday
there was very little doing in the feeder
DIVISION; in fact there was very little to do
with. such cattle as were to be had sold
at Just about steady prices. Representative
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 4.-WHEAT-In good de.
mand yesterdays prices; No l hard. sec
No. 2, SIC; No, 3. sic; No T. 75c; No. / soft, 92c
No. 2 Ole: No. g. $50; No T. SO; No . spring
soc: No 3 sSc white, 74c,
CORN-Na. 2 white 22isc.
oATs-Fair demand at yesterdays prices; No
miNed &c.
RYE-Market steady; No. g 49c
HAY-Market firm; demand Ro7d. unchanged
timothy IS 25ds.50; prairie S7o0dZ25.
RI'TTER-M Market some lower; creamery lsci
dairV i5c
EGGs-Market firm: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock lsc. storage, l2c.
RErFrpTs- Wheat, G5, 40 bu.; corn, 1900 bu.
oats l0.cN0 hu.
sHIPMFNTs-wheat, 1850 bu.; corn. &C.,
bu. oats. none.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. tin dry goods the week
closes with good outlook for the rest Of the
year. The sales Of the week have not been alto
gether satisfactory. Sellers We're Of the belief
that the reductions in prints would result in ex-
tensiye sales bGh 10y mail order and In store
trading. but buyers seemed TO be inclined 10 take
matters slowly present. Meanwhile the trade
in spring goods in cotton printed lines is very
fair In staple cottons business has continued
light during the week In all grades. and. while
thero has been pronounced change In prices.
there have been many concessions made in order
to secure what sales have been reported during
the week Print cloths show light trading. hut
not light was expected earlier in the week
The recent reduction OF thirty-four square extras
to 2i.c has resulted In a renewal Of interest on
the part Of buyers and sellers have been as
liberal as could - expected at the price.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-05
ST. Louis General N,-,,o.

81: LOUIS, Dec 4-FLOUR-ouIet. ro,r..
Sfo5a a4"i straights, A4gG46O; clear {, 69t o.
" WHEAT-Lower. III r closing &c of for NAV IN,
e. e. tor Juiy from Yesterday. May opened lAc ~ ~
&c lower, advanced nc and closed fie- q q !. -
'oc, track s6'sc; No hard, cash S56Ssc, ~.
eeInber d %ssc; May, ssTsas2c; July sOiss Ne
CoRN-Futures opened weak deciinad "a
Nhlced ana closed near the top the same =,
fractions from yesterday. Spot easier. W !.
eash' &c January, 2i@sc; May. 267.c; JaIv o7i r.
OATS-Futures were dull and strong. -
steady: No. cash. elevator e6c; trgck oIts
d5s 1seem6er' t,5, @'sc May 2s4q22asc; No. white
RYE-steady at 45lsc
FLANSEED-HEher at S1.ns
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime, SEQ
CORNMEAL-Sl.4 40
BRAN-Dull. but strong; sacked eos. -r,cl,
54c: track this side 55c.
HAY-Demand good; choice stock firm
prairie. S00uSj0; timothy, SS0OdlO 80.
GlSc '' -
EGGS-Steady at l7i3c.
WHISKY-S1 11s
COTTON TIES-70c.
BAGGTNG-6&G7Lc.
METALs-Lead, quiet at s3.5'G25?Ik. spelter
duh: 81 20, sellers.
PROVIsIoNs-Pork steady; standard mess
jobhing. ss.25GS5 r. Lard higher: prime stea m
s4.lO; choice, al5. Bacon, boxed lots extra
short clear s4.s7l4G5C9 ribs. s. 37l4a5 -; shorts
s. 5OGi5. G2i4. Dry salt meats boxed shou'de's g
81 75d5.O0: extra short clear. A37i4d4.5 80; ribs
81. 75I4. STl4: shorts S+sIhTi.oo.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 3Oco bbls; wheat "a OOl
bu corn 2OS OoO bu.; oats IA roo bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 5000 bu,; wheat, l6, 90
bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats, ls 600 bu.