Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1881, Page 5

! b { ! 'l‘ll[] OMAHA DA]LY BTF \I()\ DA Y ()(*'l'()RP R 24, 18\1 FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL. Financial Review Niw York, October 22, Events the past week in financial circles were quite important. The money mar- ket worked easy thronghout the week, and ruling rates for call loans were 3@4 p cent, with exceptional transactions at 6 per cent. Foreign excha were advanced one cent early in the for both classes of but towards the close there was nd and rates were reduced one half cent and the market closed quiet. Governments were strong and higher with greatest advance in the extended bs. speculation Railaay and miscellane: was strong at opeuning, but weakness soon set in and a decline of 4§ per cent took place, led by Vanderbilts and some of the Southwesternshares. During the latter part of the week the course of the market as irregular, but in the main, toward higher figures, quite a sharp recovery taking place in some instances, In the express stocks Adams advanced 16 per cent and r acted 10 per cent. MONEY, Money was easy throughout with rates for call loans ranging from 4 to 6 per cent; 2} per cent was the closing rate. Exchange v t 4 504@4 813, Gov ra. Governments closed strong. Currency 6 180 bid 43 coupons ‘1153 bid 4}'s coupons, \1123 bid 5% continned 101 bid 6 continued . RAILROAD BONDS, Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union firsts. ... 1160 bid land grants. 113 @1 14 inking funds 121 bic Contraly 1154 @116 N 004 bid BTOCKS, The stock market was steady to-day, and with the exception of a few periods of weaknesses, was sready and prices on the advance. Transactions how- ever were not largs and nothing of im- portance transpired. The closing quota- tations showed an advance for the day of 3@5 per cent, the latter in Oregon Navi- gation, The tollowine are the closing bids: A&TH. } MLS&W. NY C Norn Pre. Preferrec Omaha. Preferre Pacitic Mail San Francisco. Preferred . Preferred, StPM & M GHICAGO MONEY MARKET, CHicaco, October 22, To-day the banks reported & good de- mand for money at 6@7 per cent. East- ern exchange between city banks was firmer at 25 per cent discount per 81,000, The clearings of the associated banks were £6,400,000. A fair amouns of money was forwarded to points in ths graio and stock districts. ———-— Omaha Wholesale Market. Orrice or Tz Oara B, Sateday Evening, October 2 Weekly Review. On Monday in almost all lines there was dullness owing to the rainy weather, On the wholethe merchandise trade of Omaha has been less forthe week. Country roads arebad, impeding travel andl the moving of products even if farmers could get any ready for market. Still, business has been remarkably good, all the drawbacks con- sidered. The money market is decidedly close, there being a very active demand for loanable funds in excess of offerings. Bankers are now confining themselyes mostly tocustomers. All classes are bor- rowers, particularly city merchants, who aenow receiving only slow remittances from their country customers, Discount rates arve stiff, Alittle currency is now coming in from the country. Altogether the money market lere, is very active, Deposits and checking are very heavy for theseason, Hastern exchange is in liberal offering. During the week the grain markets have been unsettled with downward tendency in prices, Wheat declined 1c. Barley closed 2jc higher than openmg quotations, Rye declined 84e, Corn closed to-night fe higher than opening prices. Oats about 1c higher at the close to-night. Ground feed firm and unchanged, Flax seed not ma- terially changed, Baled hay hicher, Broom corn weaker and tendency downward. The weather in- terfered with business in the street markets. Potatoes are showing less receipts, Eggs higher on decreased offerings, Fruits in light supply. Chickens steady, Prairie chickens searce and firm. Ducks plenty, Pro- visions firm, Cattle weak, Hogs easier. Sheep lower. ‘Veals scarceand firm, Dry Goods—The market is active, large mail orders are being. filled and our whole- sale houses are pushed to their utmost. Prices firm with an upward tendency in some goods, American, Simpsons and Hamiltons prints advanced 4c; cambrics advancing. Lumber—The condition and prospects ot the lumber business in the west remain in satisfsotory state. The recent bad weather has thrown its effects in a slight falling off of shipments, but this is owing largely to the almost impassable condition of the roads and streets. No change in quotations this week. Produce—The market is very firm with indications of an early advance, Heavy Ha dware with but few changes this week, Drugs—We note s changes during the weel Paints, Oils and Varnishes—DBusiness very good, and prices for some articles ad- yaucing. Castor Oil, Lard Oil and Lubricating Oil—Higher than last week’s prices. Liquors—Business report = very good. Prices firm and vnchanged. m, fmportant Hides, Furs, Ete, changed. Tallow—Advanced 4o, Cigars and Tobaccos—Firm, of any importance to note, Local Grain Dealings. . 2,117} Live Stock. AT COUNCIL BLUFFS STOCK YARDS, Cattle cows and heif Hogs \luml packin ightering Sheap—S| @b 00, Provisions. \]»nm wheat, tent, & 7 wheat str: u..m BT de £450@1 90; grahan rye, 3 00, RYE FLOUR--23 25, MILLSTUFFS—Bran, per ecwt. { screenings, per cwt, 8( short ewt 1,00; chopped feed, pe ntent, Wheat, Steady and un- No change cash 054e; No. &, in demand at $4 00 t grade, winter | t0 150, green calf, wt, ander 8B, per, o reen polts, 81 00@1 15; groen lamb sk ET10@1 95, damaged hides, two-third rae, ont scored and one xnxh, classed two- th irds rate,) branded hid Coon sking, No, 1, 45 No. 4, 10c. Min No. 8 15c; No, 4, o, No. c. SKunk, No. y short stripe, 400 narrow stripe 20} Urond stripe, 105, Tallow, e, Wool. Merino unwashed, light, 14G@160; heavy, 18@15¢; medium unwashed, light, 18@ tab-washed, choice, 32 and w., 28¢; burry, black and cotted wools 2@6c loss fat Horses and Mujes. The market i« brisk and all grades are selling well_at a slight advance in piices. The demand for good horses exceeds the supply considerably, Prices rango as fol- lows: to 500.; Extra mmon dract arm !\|\|~«~~A o single drivers, $ draft horses, 81 horses, (lq\o to 1 38,15 to 154 hands (extra), 125, 14§ to 15 hands, 8100, to 14 $75. to 100.; 18} to 14 14 to 143 hands, $60. to Yolted. vellow, 1 40; white, 81 75, Druss. POTATOES J ots, (@ i . - Sl AV LB AL ORL A\ POTATORS —Genuine Jer- | Garbolic ‘.nA\ul.ku sey, Bo per 1l very active at d@be per | {Phsbiv per Ib, 706 ! ettt il ke d i) fitomel, per Ib, 4\\\.(nnhn»|ullm, POULTRY~—Live chickens per doren, v oz, 1 Chloroform, _per Ib, 250 dover's powders, per Iy 81 40; “Fpuon B YKINS—82 50@: salts, per Ib, 3he; Glycerine, pure, per Ib, AIRIE CHICKENS—8250@3 00 b FEL ik A e ek 1, 320t Car APPLES — Good, sounc at 84 50 g;r 1, HONEY —California white clover in comb, 24@25c, LEMONS—Steady; per box, £1000; Finest Messina oranges $8 00 repacked. PEACHES—81 35 per baskat. L \l IFORNIA PEARS—Per box, BFLS‘VA\—Yelh\w, 18@20¢, ONTONS—1 CABBAl.h to quality. M@l 60 per bushel. 81 00@2 00 per dozen, a8 C l{;\\llFIlRIES—Per bbl, 88 00@ a~u.yc. COFFEE,—Rio, fair, L4c; Rio, prime to choice, Ja 174c. TEAS.—Gunpowder, _good, Cholce, 60@Tt; Imperial, good, Choice, 60@75¢; Young Hyson, 5003 choice, 00; Japan Nat Leaf, -Tnp'u\ choice, ; Oolong, goud, G 5; Souchong, B s Do oon S SUGARS.—Cut loaf, 113c; Crushed, Llhe; Granulated, 1lc; Fine powdered, 11j¢; Standard Coffe A, l()jc‘s\ew York Confectioner’s Standard 104 "Yke; Rio, good, 45@b5¢; Gouod A, 10§c; Prairie Extra C, , very scaroe o; 014 gov't 264@28hc, Mocha, 284c; Arbuckle's, 40@: ood, 36@ Powdered, 11}¢ -Sugar house, bbls, 50c; ha'f [ g e X bon oil, 110= por : (Ll Castor, No. 1, per gal, 0il, Castor, No.3,per gal, 81 30; Oil, per gal, 81 50; Ol, ”Ak’tm\nn."‘(k Opium, £ 50; Quinine, &1 & perun $700; Lotassium, hdide, per i 50; Sl per oz, 35¢; Snlphate of ]\lanhmt-. per oz, 83 15 Sn]plmr flour, per Ib, 4¢; Strvehnine. ver oz, 81 50c. Lumber. “Hl)l!vh\l? FENCING—No. 1, 12 to 20 ft, 820 00; No. 2, 12t0 20 ft., 19 00; sheoting dressed, No. 1, 18 00; No. 2, 16 00; common boards, dressed, 20 00. FRAMING—18 ft. and under, per M, 200010 (. studding, 22 00,22 ft. 22 00; 24 ft, 25 0v. PIVI\HI\G—N(\J finish 1‘1 '3 and 2 inch, 850 00 No. 1 finish 1 incl 5 00; No. 2, finish 1}, I%nnd 2 inch, $4500: No. 2 l»h 1 inch, $40 00; D l'Hmhh 1 3.15 00; O. G. battons pe- 100 feet i §100; well curbing, $2200; rough § and 2 inch battons per 100 feet lin., 50c. ST()L)\ BOARDS—A stock, 840 00; B 00; C, $30 00; common ntuck 822 50. FLOORING—No, 1, $40 00; No. 2, ;':n o No, 3, $22 00; yellow pine, No. 1 \II)X\GOFM:. 1, 24 00; No. 2, $2200; 3, 818 SHIP LAP-Dlaln, 822 00; 0. G.No.1, 232 00; No. 2, $22 CRILING —$51 0@eat 00, LATH ANDSHINGLES A star(best) 85, No. 2, $2 50; No, 8, §2 "Bullding Materlal. LIME—Per barrel, 81 35; bulk per bu., Cement, hbl, 82 50. Towa plaster, v, 4 gallons, $250; choice ; bbl, $2 50, 'Hair per bu, 85c, Tarred ; En fbbls, 5o, ke, § £el£ 100 Ihw, 88 50, Straw hoard, §4 00, o PICES 1 Jv]wr;, 20 Allpic PAPER—Staw paper, 3fc; rag paper, G ) B assin, 2563 | 40; dry goods paper, 7c; manila paper, 10c; Mace 8| A news paper, Sc SODA, —Dwight's It papers, 83 00; De- | “G0AT,—Cumberland blacksmith, $12; tand do, 5 00; Church’s, §3 0% Keg sola, | Morris- Tun Blossburg, $12; Whitebreast 1@dhe lump, 86; Whitebreast nut, 86; Towa ‘orn Starch, 8j@dc; Corn, The. SALT.—Dray loads, per bbl, 1 ton, in sacks, 3 50; bbls dairy 60, 5s, 3 45 bbls dairy, 100, 3<, 3 65, DRIED FRUIT! peaches, new crop, 10c; —Choice halves, porated A pple<, 5 I boxes, 13j@ldc; Michigan, Sic; New Prunes, old, York apples, @The; Blackberri 8he; Currants, 16c. T} mew, ) new, TARCH.—Pearl, 4he; Silver Gloss, 8| | 17 Excelsior 5; Ash- up, 86: Towa nut $6: Rock "Springs, $8; Anthracite, all sizes, $12 Heavy ledware L t, Tron, rates, $3 cast_tool do, 15@20 wagon upnk.-n, set, 225@3 00; hubs, per set, 1 dry, 140; tongnes, each, 70@8: each, 75c; square’ muts, per b, flalllc washers, per 1b, 8@186; fivots, per Ib, 11¢ coil chafn, per "ih, 6@120; maloabl iron wedges, Gc; crowbars, 6e; harrow 30; plow steel, cast, Tic; ed PR o teeth, 4c; horseshoes, per keg, 5 00; spring L}fl 'l"fF Full Cream, 15c; Part steol. 7@Sc. 4 wommmv;mr—'rwn hoop pails, |, NATLS—10 to 20d, 850; 8 to 10, 8 63; 95; three hm pails, 2 20; No. 1 tubs, 6d, 3 90; 4d, 3d, common, 4 90:3d, 8 50; Novs pioneer washboards, 1 8 90; Wellbuckets, 3 25. LEAD—Bar, 81 65. WMATCHES—Por_caddis, 90c; es, $7.65; square cases, 85,10, S PROVISIONS. Breakfast, bacon, 14.. shoice lard, 134c; dried beef, 144c; should- ers, canvassed 9 Double round bacon, sides 13c NEW PICK[LES—Medium, jin barrels, $9 50; do in half bbls, 5 25; smalls, in bbls, 11505 do, in_half bbls, bbls, 13 00; do, in half bbls, 7 00, VINEGAR—Pure _applo extra, 16c; pure apple, 13c; Prassing pure apple, 16c. HOMINY—New, 86 00 per bbl. BEANS—Modim, hand picked 8375 per bushel. 1:OPE—Sisal, § inch and larger, 9%c; 3 h, 103c. s Savon Imperial, 3 60; s sabinet, 3 60; Kirlcs standard, 3 50; : Kirk's Euto Kirk'a Prairic Gueen, (100 cakes), 3 0; Kirk's magnolia, 4 80. CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, xes 40 1bs., 16 0z, 68, 16¢. LY E—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 540: Wostern, 2 75; North sm, 2 50; Lewis 16 oz, 8, FIELD SEED — Red c]nver. new, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover dlmcn new, 8700; white clover, new, 8400 ol alfa” clover, new, $1250; alsike, new, $1300. Timothy, good, new, & blue grass, extra clean, 8160 blue grass, clean, 81 25; orchard grass, $2 50; red top, choice, 1 03; millet, common or l\lw«uul, 80c; millet, German, $100 to L 25 Hungarian, 80c. HEDGESEED—Osago orange, 1 to 5 bushels, 85 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or over, $150; honey locust, per lb., 85¢; per 106 [be, $25 00. FISH—Family white fish, 90 1b hf bbls, 83 75; No, 1 white fish, 90 1b hf bbls, 6 No. 1 whito fish, In 10 Il kits, 1 00; fami 10 Ib kits, 750; New Hollund herring, per keg, 135; Russian sardines, 76c; Colum- bin river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; George's Ban codtiah, {o; Gen. boneloss codiih; | 8ho; bonelewn fish, 4 MACKFEREL--Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 ibs, 812 50; hf bbl No, 1 ex shore do, 100 Ibs, 6 00; bf bbls, fat fomily. do, 100 1bs, 3 85; mess mackorel, 12 1b_kits, 2 25; No, 1 ex shore, 12 1b do, 1 50; No, 1 shore, 121b do, 1 00; fat family, 10 1b do, 75c. CANNED GOODS—Oyaters, 2 1h (Ficld's), por case, 84 20; do 1 1 {Field') per case, ), per case, 90; dulnn(uundnd r 260; do 310 ek, o ontar 2 78 o 1 ol r case, 200, Onions, 380, Salmon, 1 B per docen, 1001 70; do21h, per dosen R AN At R (AR quarter boxes per box, 14he; American, quarter boxes per box, 11¢; do half boxas, per box, 214, Lobsters, 1 1b per dozen, 180, Tomatoes, 230; do 8 1 per case, 310; Corm, 2 1 (Mountain) or jowse, 870 wouked cor, 210 do {Yarmouth), per case, 375; Ktring beans, per case, 225 Lima beans per case, 220, Succotash per case, 2 25, Poas, compuon, por case, 2 00; peas, cholce, er case, lackberries, 21, per case, 580; strawborries, 2 b, per case, 75 mupb«um 2 1b, per case, 275H@3 00, Danisons, 3 b, per case, 2 45. Bartlett pears per case, 300@4 00, Whortleber- rien por case 280, Ligg ulumny 2 b per cuse, 8 50; do, choice, 2 1b, per case, 4 50, Groen gages, Ib e e, "8 50; do chof b e cae, 50, Pino Apples, 2 1, po 4 00@b 7! Peaches, 2 per cas. do 3 b, 6 00@6 50; (l.., (pie), 3 b, per P ; do pie, 6 Ib, per dozen, 3 50, ——C Jarolina, ' 8@8he; Louisiana, 74 @sie. PEANUTS —Roasted, che nessee, 9o per Ib; fancy wh raw—white Virginia raw, 1l4e. Etc, HIDES—Gree er's hide, 74; green cured hides, 84 cen salt, part cured hides, B@gte; dry thm, sound, 13@1 rf' calf and kip, c; dry salt hides, sound <8 o, red Ten- , 100 per Ib; 10¢; roasted, Hides, Fur 11@12¢; green L,uf' wt. 8 to 15 Ibs,, 10@11c; tubs,, 850; No. 3 tubs, 7 50; fny 64 ‘rewn, | 4 65; ; hams, canvassed ldc; 675; gherkins, in 03 | 24 b, 6 | Paris green genuine, 5 fine, 6 40; clinch, il sizow B 15; 64, casing: ing, 4 45 10 casing, 4’15 finish, 4 65; 8 finish, 4 90; 6d Knish, 5 15; half Kegs, 100 extra. SHOT:—Shor, $L85; Buck shot, 210 Oriental Powder, kege, 86 Keige, $5.48;"d0., Guarter kegs, 81,5 g, leocs, $3.351 Fuse, ver 100 feet 50, Liquor. ALCOHOL—1§7 proot, $2 3 per wine gallon, extra California spirits, 157 proof "at 180 per -proof " gallon triple rofined apirite, 187 proof, 8124, por proof g r-disiled whiskies, 510061 50; hine blended, 81 50@2 h0; Kentucky bour: bomy 82007 00: Kentucky and Penneyl vanis ryes, 82 00@7 00, ERANDIES _nported, $6 000160 00; domestio 140@4 00 GINS—Tmported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 140@3 0. RUMS—Imported, 4 50@6 00; New Englund. 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 HO@S 505 PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY— 1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Tmported per_case, 2000034 00; Amorican, per case, 12 006 0, TS—Per case, 4 50@16 00, Rhinewine, per case, 6 00@20 00 Catawba, per case_4 00@7 00, Cigars and Tobaccos. CIGARS.—Seeds, $15,00; Connecticut, -00; Mixod, 815.00; Seed Havana, $50.00; lear Havana, $75.00, TOBACCO — PLUG, — Golden Rule, Spotted Fawn, 6lc; Our Rope, 62¢; Star, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 60c; Horse Shoe, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 60c; Purity 1b, biitts, 52¢; Queen Bee, 24 11, butts, Gi1Jidge, ponns, 21 I, utte, 67; Aro and Navy, pounds, 5dc; Bullion, pounds, #8¢; Lorillard’s Climax, pounds, 60c, FINE CUT—In pails.—Hard to Beat 50; Golden Thread, 70c; Fountain, 80ct ‘avorite, 65¢; Rocky Mountain, 55c; Fancy, 50c; Daisy, 450.—In_tin foil— Catlins 0. S, 20z packages, 5 1b boxes, per Ib G5c; Lorillard's Tiger, 60c. SMOKING —All gradea—Common, 25to 830 Grannlated—Blackwolls Durham, 16 0z 51¢; Dukes Durham, 16 07, 45¢; Seal of North Carolina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras. ka, 16 oz, 38c; Lone Jack, 4 0z, linen bas, per 1b, §1.35; Marburgs’ Puck, 2 oz, tin oil, 58¢;_ Dog Tail, 65c, ‘Paints Oils and Varnishes. PAINTS IN OIL—White load, Omaha P, P., 7c; white lead, O, P, & C, Co.,pure, 803 Marscilles green, 1 to 5 b cans, 20c; French zinc, green seal, 120; French rinc, rod neal, 1103 Fronch sdnc, in varnish ass, ; French zince, in ofl asst, 15c; Raw aad hurnt umber, 11b cans 1%; raw and burnt_Sienna, 13c: vandyke brown, 13.; vefined lampbiack, 12¢; conch black, 1%c; ivory black, 16c; drop black, 16e; Prussian bluo, 80c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome green, L. AL & ., Lio; blind and shutter yreon, L. M. 140; Paris green, 18c; Tolian red, 15c; Venetian red, fio; Tusc rul, 220; American Vermiliod, T, &P, chrome yellow, L., M., O. & D; ¢ vellow ochre, $i; golden ochre, 1 Uryer, 6c; graining colors; light oa't, walnut, chestnut and ash 12c. Dr Paints White lead, 64c; French zine, 10c; Paris whiteing ~ 2hc; whiting gilders,” " 13c; whiting com’l, 13c; lampblack German. town, 14c; lamphlack, ordinary, 8¢; Prus. sian Dlue, 45c; ultramarine, 16¢; vandyke, hrown, 8¢ um\w, bury 3 umher, Taw, dc; sienna, burnt, 4 w, raw, 4o Paris green o'l ; chrome green, N. Y.* 20c; chrom- vermillion, Eng,, 700; ver- Awerica, 18¢; Indian red, 10, venetian_ read, Cookson's enctian red A..‘.ISL red lead, 7he; Nluw, genuine, 20c; chrome 120; odtire, Tachelle, fof ochre, American \Vnn. 's mineral spanish brown, 2 VARNISHES—Barrels per Allun Turniture, «xlm, ‘1 10; furniture, No, $1; furniture, U, coach, extra, 81 40% Coach, No. 1, #1 505" Daeae, $L58, S ohaltim, 70c; shellac, 83 50; hard g S fair, 300; dingy | 1 : | Bhos Gloveester oo, OILS--110"carbon pergallon, 11}c; 150" i.eadlight, per gallon, 12§c; 175 h-vm(h\h( lwmnl on, 164c; crystoline, per gallon, o inseed, raw, per gallon, G4 i od, per gallon, gnllon, 1 05; No. b5 5 4 per gallon, 130¢, No, 8, 1 W ser gallon, 85c; aperm, W. B., per gallon, 185 fish, W, B., per gallon, 60c; neatsfoot extra, per galion, 75¢, No. oating, zero, per gallon, 30, machine, No, 1, per ghllon 3 sperm, signal, per gallon, pentine, per gallon, 6dc; napths, 74 7 er gallon 209, 63 deg, 200, Dry Goods. COTTONS.— Bickeye 1, 1. inental C, do, 8o Cr cent O 74e; Orescent c; Graniteville 11, )H\H\\\' Auburn A 4.4 8ho; 1 Dairy Cloth & 1-4 10}; Hove w York Mills 4- Wamsutta, 4-4 1 PRINTS. —Allen’s fan can do, 64¢; Arnold's do, 7 3 Berlin solid colorstie 4¢6 Cochico robe, 7 Junnell .ln Harmon; 6h¢; Hamilton, Marlboro da rague do, Hamilton do, bridge do. 3 Regatta Sprague Pacific, Qv Mystic, 64 Washington il col . Southbr ulw Paciic do 7 Manchester, Ghe; Southbrid, mack shirting, G CAMBRIC: —Garner, 5o; Harmony B, Hooksett, ic; Keystone Glove Finish, Washington, be. CORSET JEANS—Androsco, teen, 84z Lockwood_do, do., #he; Rockport, 7§e TICRING- Amokeag: A, 0. A, 174c; Mbany 8, A, X, 17k Condis A o, 17he; Cordis, B. n,, hc; C KedSiripe 1t4s; Conestoga, k C ey, 1c, Conestogn, § X > L Gol e o Saaton. B, Ohe: Hamblgons Do 310 Hanilton reguiar, 18jc; Hamilton H, T1jo; Omegavuperior, extra, 27c; Omega medal, 25c; Omega A CA, fancy stripe, 18¢; Omoy 15 sate 90; Nuumkeng - 5 8t. Lonis Pnrd‘o. St, Lovts, October 22, Flonr - Quiet and unchanged. Wheat —Higher and fairly active; No. 2 red, 1 45} for cashy 1 for Novem. ber; 1 50§ for s 1 53¢ for Jan. uary; No, 3do, 1394 No. 4 do, 128)@ 1 30} Corn—THigher » for oash; for Noven ot December; for January; 784 for May. Oats-H her; 48{@ 440 for for Nove ;4 Ste ul\ choice to fancy, 1 00 crentn- 30 Quiet at 15@18¢, sky-— Steady at 1 14, Quiet at 18 00, Nominally at 11 7 Rec'ts, 4,000 Shipm'te, 5,000 8,000 25,000 1,000 Rye 1,000 Barloy 1,000 | Peoria Prodaoe. Proria, Octeber Corn- Irrecular 62§@634e; mixed Oats— Stea o Rye— Dull and easier; l Ot Buffalo Live Stock. East Burravo, l\(‘l nber Steady; receipts, @ fair to ; choice selec 1.‘.1 Yorw Kooe Philadelphia Produce. Pritangrenia, October 22, 1 Wheat-—Firn (@1 47 for cash and October; 1 @1 48 for November. Corn—Firmer; 68§@70§c for cash and October; 704@70§c for November. Oata— Firmer; 513@bic for January. Rye—Quiet at 1 064, Barloy—Nominal. Ve Baltimore Prmlloo. A 44, 16c; Umeg A g, Pearl River, 16jc; Shetucket, S., ' 10fc: Shetucket, S ; y 1205 OIL CLOTH—b5-4 wood, 8300; 5.4 ln;lcy marble, $3 00; 5.4 white marle, 64 \\nml, &3 60; 6-4 fancy murhl«' 84 00; 64 white marble, 3 8; b-4 mo- snic, €3 0; 6-4 mosaic, &4 00, Dlul\IV‘h—An\oukonfi blue and brown, 16c; Beaver Creek, A blue and brown, 14}¢; Beaver Creek, 1. B, blue andbrown, 134c; Beaver Crcek C. C, Dblue and 1 Everett’ D. D., blue and Haymakers blue and_brown, A., blue, 15¢; Otis I3, B, C., blue, , 154c. 7. , 14 Otis C River blue and brc DUCKS—Arlington_stripe, l'w Boston he; Boston XX drab, 1 Bos. bro., 134c; Boston X drab, Soston 0. H )rn..lMc: Boston X Bisnarck stripe, 174¢; Boston ; Dundeo stripes, 18c; Fall {amden O, J 104¢; Sc; Pear] 13}c; bro -American, 10c; Amoskeay, 114c: Dexter A., 1de; \h't'lnmu'fl Nr, Omega, 11¢; Otis B. B., 10¢; Pittshield, 7o; Uncasville, 9@93c, VADES—Angora, .y 26¢; Bell, 18c; Brid 18¢; Charter Oak, 18c; 0(,. Everett, medium, 1fc l'm\ & 19c; Iverett, New York mills proof, 29 Llnw,mc Union Pacific, 18c; Whittend.n, D. 5 York, light weicht, 124c. do 10-4 do, 26c; Pepperell's do 104 o, 2780; Alexandrin, 46 Bleached, 18c; Androscogiin ' 9.4 bleached, 26o; do 10-4, blean\ed, 20c} Pepperell, 04, Dleached, 25c; do 104 bleached, 27}c. i | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Council Bluffs Market. Couxer Buurys, October 22, Flour—Manufactured by Crystal and City Mills. 3 75@4 50: ansas and Mis- souri flour, 3 50@4 25; graham, 375; rye flour, 3 40, Bran and Shorts—17 00 per ton. Chop Gorn—22 50 per ton. ‘Wheat—No. 2, $122@1 25; No. 3, 105; jected, 85, Corn—No, 2, 52, rejectad 0. Onts- @i Live Hogu— 2 Cattle—Shipping, cows 80 00@d5 00 stock, 2 76@3 00, Sheep—4 (C ’Q'm 50, milch butchers 400@5 00; per head; 00. S hides, Sc. G Hides. Wool—-15@ Butter-- 30c. Eggs—20c. Potatoes—1 00@1 20; sweet, 4@be, (lninnq-l 25@1 40. ety T chluzo Frodace. Circago, October 2 On ’Change the markets were qui but prlcen were a shade higher than yes- {ay. The receipts of grain were 1,- G0 bushels by cunal, 474 carloads by rail, embracing 67 of wheat, 315 of corn, B8 of oats, 11 of rye and 21 of bar Flour—Quiet, and price little better than nonuuul~ummmn to_choice »«prmu west- ern, 4 50@6 7h; do Minnesots, b 25@7 7 utents, 7 50@9 50; rye fiour, 5 90@6 1 huckwheat 9 50@10 00, Wheat—1In No. £ spring there was n fair business transacted, though during a good share of the session very quict. A fee prevailed that not many outside orders were receivid, aud trading was mainly on local account. Market opened nlmncf Y @e per bushel lower, but under & stead demand sdvanced gradually lo@lje per bushel, then ruled quiet andreceded fic per bushel, fluctuated, - and finally_ closed " at 185 for October; 1354 for = November 4 for Decombor; 139 for Januar No.' 8 ‘spring, quict at1208; rejected, nominal, Corn—Only a moderate business was traneacted to-day, Thefeeling was firmer and prices a shade higher. Speculators traded fairly in the more deferred deliy- eries, and -Iuppern rurbhwflml far quanti ties to rders The market finally clo at 613 for October; 61§c for November, 63 December; 634 for January; 0694 for Ma, rejected, H0@59hc, Oats—Dull for cash, but better for fu- tures, mainly on account of the iw- provement in other markets, No, 2 closed at 4d4fe for October; 44he for November, 4440 for December; 44he for January; 48¢ for May. tye—Strong and steady; No. 2, 10% for October; 1 034 for \u\ unhur, 106 for December, Barley-—Quict; No. 2 1074 for Novem- No. 8, 92¢ for October; 91¢ for No- ember, Pork—Fairly active and firm; mess closed at 16 75@16 80 for November; 16 90 @]1e for December; 16 70@ 16 90 for the year; 17 97} for January; 18 12} for Feb. ruary, Lard—Weal 311 h'.!Ml 1165 ' 1 7h@11 77) 1 ] 11 95 for January; 12 Shade better: short ribs, | f for November; 9 00@9 02} for F 8 (24@8 6 January, Whisky--Steady at 1 IJT. ¢ ts, h‘hlpm'n Flour. ... Lion | Ull)(l 13, Hl Wheat Corn, Oats. Rye.. Barloy. BALTINORE, October 22 Flour— Quiet. Wheat—No, 2red winter quiet at 1 45, @1 for eash and October; 1 46§@1 46; for November, Corn—Yellow steady at 7lo; mixed western firmer at G84c. Oinciunati Produoe. CINel 71, October 22, Mess Pork-—19 00@ N Pig Pork—19 00@10 25, Lard—12 25@12 b0; new kettle, 18 00@ 11 55@11 60, closing urrent make, steady. Flour—Winter family, 6 90@7 ]m{,t'nl, 8 40(@ 9 00. 20; spring 2red held at 145@1 4 ice n the floor 1,000 bu, red mx]d at red sample at 1 40, Corn—Liess active and prices for spot shade eas 00 bu, No yellow spot track sold Ve, and 1 car No, 2 mixed oy strictly choice Whisky—1 18 - ‘New York Froduce New York, October 22, Flour—Dull, without muterial change; southern, unchanged. Wheat—3@sc higher; closing _dull with less strength; No. 2 red winter, 1504 @1 05. 1 434@1 44 for Novembe , 2 ) or 2 red, Qctober. Corn—Opened & fraction closed weak, with m‘l\mm. [ No. 2, 70§c for Octobe higher, bt “\.- high mixed, 72fc. ()[wnexl 1 cent higher snd moder- 0, 1 white, 4 xed, 48c; N mixed, 474@49¢; mixed western, 44@4Se, Rye—Dull and unchanged at 1 02@]1 06, l rley—Quiet and firni; No, 1 Cunada, )urk—\\'nmk and declining; 18 25 for #pot_«nd new mess; do. Octobsr and No- vember, 18 00 asked, Lard—74c¢ lower; dull and hvu\'(; 11 80 o (l'r cash? 11 82} for October and Novem- ber. Beef and Cut Meats—Nominal, ‘Whisky—Nominal, E»st Liberty Livo Stock. ‘BasT LIBERTY, Pa,, October 2: ._. Cattle—Nothing doing; receipts, 2,48 head; shipments, 964 heas Hogs—Dull; receipts, 2,700; shipments, 3,400; best Yorkers, 6 00@0 20. Sheep—Nothing ‘doing; receipts, 2,400; shipments 1,800, Liverpool Produoe. JvERPOOL, October 22, Flour—American, 118 6d@13s Wheat—Winter, 104 6l@11s 1d; white, 10 10d@11s 3d; spring, 9s 10d@10s 5; club, 115 1d@11s 8d. Corm-— 5 10§d. Pork—80s, Lard—59s 6d. Pittsburg 011 Market. PITIRBULG, O Shipments yesterdey charters _ yesterday were , 8ic; A refined 194 lnu Oil City sales, £25,000 bhls; Pittsbury sales, 186,000 bbls; ‘lnnul at 9 Totedo Proauce Toreno, October 22, 1434 for No- vember; 149§ for Janus Corn-Quict; No, % 3o for casliy OIS for December; mixed, 7le. Oats— Nothing doing. —_— Cleveland Market, CLEVELASD, October, %2, Potrolewn—LFirmer; standard white, 110 test, Te. ‘Wilmington Market. Wi N, October 22, W heat—Dull; Spirits Turpentin Ulunqo L (u1caGo, October 22 Cattle — Receipts, 3,000 head; shil ments, 3,500 b wm‘ market dull_and we exports, 6 40@7 00; good to choice ship- 5 40@> 90; common to fair, 4 00@ 2 00@4 50; bulls, 2 00@ 50G4 00; nb ers, 3 0@ 5 00@7 00 stock calves, oxen, 5 00 4.50; veal calves ,oofulmm..n head; range cattle weak; Texans, 3 00@3 75; half-breeds and na- tives, 4 60@4 50; Weockers and feeders, 3 00a@4 00, Sheep—Receipts, 900 head; shipments, wenk but prices tne won to fair natives fand ter- oo(...( 90; good to choice vxtm lots, b 27 1,200 head; “llj ments, 6,000 h demand good and market more active and o shade firn though net quotably higher tha day; mixed ing, b 70@6 heavy, 6 30@ light, b 90@6 1 and grassers, 3 7@ b0, Union Stock Yards. 100K REPOKT, Couxeir Buuees, Octobor ¢ Evans and Haas, 18 Hogs um.,.w, *for \huum 4 for Sha Waytida, ymients East—74 cars via O, and W., 28 cars via O., B, and Q., 14 cars via 2 R, 1L and P, Total, 116 cars, Grand Junotion Markot. 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