Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE BIARKE Wheat We keaed Ou Failure Russian Reportr. LONGS AND SHOKTS NOT EAGER to C BUY Offerings Were in Excess of the Hence n Openin Ves erday and 1o Lower Stocks mand, frcn N The tone of the w rey Onieaao, 11, Oct. 16 market this morning was exactiy of that which prevailed at day. Then It g on the report the Kusstan government had prohibite exportotion ot rofng it weak hucause (he report was not confir but like the rep e from Now Yor the effeet that Russia had ent off i ex ton of onts—was treated with ridicule resuit was that and shorts wore sieh eazer buyers ye day. wora roally s his b of fulr huy Now York were weak, i r reports In the ne recoipts and that thouzh the s * ton ort eoi oth long west were woeather t Aorvice pre [ The offerings wero in eyee heace e ovened gradunlly durlng most of the actod some on rathor hetter buying by shorts who chose profits. Hutchinson” ho brouk and New Yo of quite heavy Sehwartz-Dipes of th don market the mnd copt Drokers who bron K, finally t In eurly suld to have [ linos, the e were se fr orders for forcizners who on mariet. D or opened 83, singed Sowly off 0830, und closed at 05le, G Cobi wits exeit partly r with v ieat. pi utof thie fn to confirm the Russiin v of the nr tion of corn cxports, aid partly (o th cruasin Bts of new corn, fifteen having arrived today. Lougs were d aged and <uch as had not Hguianted y diy, Souzht o market tieir st but £ few buyers, Tn the competition t0 wet it, Oetober fel) from 52 s 521 ge at fng to dl%¢ but rencted later dvantage’ of tie break to o sent Lie price up the close. A wood demuud for corn toward the cnd of e wis 1180 % strong factor, Oats were quict vduring the first half of the session fired up with other coreals near the clos Hox products wei The short wand d 1o ive been pretty well s fled yossterday and the local loiies wore clined to sell, while the outside demand Tght. The téndency was downwird tiil Intter purtof the seision when there purtiud recovory with corn. Pork s 12! it lowers Tnrd 7ha0 and ribs 7e. The leading futiies ranzed i3 follows Tan were W » with s, UFEN, Wi | oW e WiEAT No. 2 Octiobor ... § * December .| e o 1y 1 0alycel 0434 iy oS il i Nove May SN P Dece Jar LD November. December Tanunry BIOIT RIS October Novembor 6% January 612l ber ympat b firm iR Do [ heat yoste that 1 the med k 1o t The who in spite Cables rth- tho iand ednd re- it on ling, this to it y il L nind ot pen but e do- atis in th 1 o e g iy} 1 0% SO UOTLEIONS Were a8 follows Frovie-1 1 unclhinge CWHEAT-NO, 2prine yheat, 961 Gaprin £, NG No. 2 red, o Conn'No. 2 01y No. 2 white, 0.2, 60@ble; No, I, No. 1, 0000 0. »Lrime, $1.1.@1L 14, Pork-—Mess porl, pee hol, 8575 ewt. 86.40: short ribs sides (10ose), dry salted shoulders (boxed), 86,100, clgar sides (baved), $5.030%10 lard, Gans-—Cut loaf. coipts and ship lows: changed. ents toduy were as WL Flour, barrels Wheat, bush 1, busl Rye. bushaln shois On the Produce exchunge tod murket was firm B0Gilo: fine wi ted dairies, y, the bu icy crean, 2544 . Oct. 16.—FLovr—Recoipts, Market mo 50 DUIS, X ports, Y 000 'bu of futures: bu of spot. ¥pot murket steady and for export: No. 2, red, 8104 I sto VELTT afloat; $1.06 nd. $1.02: ungraded rea.’ v . $1.00%; No. | burd 1611,¢ on- conting o cont fon of prohibition foreign selling and 00 bu and @1.07% Qi weik cal 204@ f. 0. b, 45@03c; ver it short ished goods, per gal, fol- itier jory, 15,106 dor- 000 ctive e 08143 [ erop the Hussian BAVRICO 550 0N INCreusod expoTt INRInosy and firmer late cubies; sed weak at red. Octobe SLOG1L061 @ 1.0s. closing ui$1.09 A at $1.115 March, closing AL closing e 81,3 Dy, S5 e at #1155 RyE--Fusy and quiot; aales, 8,000, iy 0730, BARLEY—Firm; No. 2 Milwaukce, s 0,00 bir, Conx “Recelpts, 70, bu; sules, 506,000 of spot. - Snot declined 4@ @ie under y closing at closing at closing Novem el Docomb Jun: 1 L1, westorn, 9ok bu; exports, bu'of fulures; 1, arket lower; actiy BUla@ile in elovato 4 elos 20703 1les, Hae options d eipts of Increased oxport S10a00 WAk AL @I e ber. 6046604 e, closing 60ige; Nov ing fies Docener, 565 Januar closing new Dusi yusterday., Bt 7000 bu 10 bu of futures; Spot mirket aetive, wenke options quiet and weaker; Octo Bitie, closing at mie; Noven ber eloslig at ise; December, @i e, olo AU May. closing at sie. Spot whit [ mized western, i White we B HAVEusy. quiet, Hors—Qu et firn, CorFee-Options opened steady and enanged 105 points up, wnd olosed steady .0 poluts down, sales, 21,00 bag Octaber, $11. 100001 1100: Do bor, $0GC10M: Jaturys SI000: Febe BOS@I0.80; Murcli, $10.70@11.33: May, §1 1136: June, $10.60G@I0.80: Tuly, 31065, Spot dull, nominal; No. 7. #1270 SUGAR—Kuw quietwnd firm: Javin, 00 test, at4 11-32 demind. Mutavses quiet. Rick Cor TAL RONIN to good, # Toi EGGs 000§ froe or, i) savies, 3 refined firn 00 nd Dull; New Orloans, firm Quiot and firm )N SEED Ott—Dull and steady. W Easy s Clty, (A0 for phgs) 4 Dull and_stoady; strained con BLUDGE 1714, NTINE-Quict and wouk Faney T western, colpts, 5,40 packages Woor--Steady nnd B@ie; pulle ¥ PORK=—Qulet nnd sty moss, RLLIGE OXtE prime, 3105061100, CUT MEATS -Quiet, steddy MIDDLES—\Welk - short ¢l quiet; domestle WoXus, TidiHe. 1y { 014 mess, $10.00; ar, LARD—Lower but dull: Did? salos. 2000 tiorces; Ootohor, #6712 No Der. #0701 Decenber, HLSHE08L ¢losIng askid; Jinuary, 0@V 1osing § .50 Ve L0 1kic-Moderate demund, firm: we Quiry, b2 wastorn croamiery. X pONEREBadorutoly stoudy western, art skiuns, 4 PG TRON- Quiet; Amerlcan. #13 CoPrEi- Woak: [ake, October, 8.2 Duils domestic. 4% Tax—-Dull kid easior; siralis PRIROLEUN—StORdy 00ty yielding b0 more udvanced” e Qull wnd rom 0 unti the sylvnta oll, spot sales, nonc; Nevember tons opening at G, highest 1o Ghe, closing wt 4.c. Total sales, 10,00 Tels. then b Ka as Uity Markets, KANSAS Oy, Mo, Oot 16 =FLouR and unchunged; patents, PRI fancy, 'BAGE2: fancy, EULA16; cb QLG 2.00; XXX, 81.0 681,75, Wikaz—Weakiri No. & hurd, cash, 8io; ONN-—-Steady; bid. Oars—Active, steady; bid; Ueto y e bid, LAXSEED— 820, Uax—Virw, uschasged; e No. % cush, 8¢ bid; Ocl No. cush, slwothy, oxports, 12 i ad ness, )clo- 00) u ot sell- A3 ST ' un at 10 tons good and inew November western steum, §, ey sked; storn 538 18,00, deciine, atter op west, bar- Fir Xt halce, No 2040 L [ tancy praieis, s8.0 5,005,501 | Tow Rradcs. #4.00074.50 1 BurTen-Steady and unchanged packing, 19 Receipr Wheat PR 18490 bug corn, 500 bug Whe 4001 bt corn, 1,700 by Markets, WAt Firn Liverpe LIvERPOOL, Oct Improving: holders offer moderateiy. colpts of wheat the past three days w 106,000 centals, including 41,000 centnls Ameri- an Conx—Stondy: de American corn’ the entas, Poitk--Prime moss western. BACON--Long and t el ewt. Long clear 4 1bs, 305, LARD - Prime western, 315 por ewt COMMON ROSIN=45 4 per cwt AMERICAN KEFRIGERATOR BEEF--Forequar ters, 414d per 1 hindgquarters, si4d per 1b, " demand 1t eipts of 84,000 and st poor. | thres days, ar i i per bbl shie 1bs, dis 6d St Louvts, M Louis M Oct rkets. sr WHEAT cnshy Cons—1 OATS- | ok LAt WHISKEY 16, Lowe ash. 5 @axe. Jwer: de: May, 0 p e, Dull, 10,00, Tl 26,40, £118 Hava Oct. 1 a Markets, TIAVANA, GOLD—12.124,@ Ex(nasoe tslzht pren SpPANISH United St on I Steady gold 1 01 the premiun tes, ¢ idon Prices demanded by holders ar buyi too I fo nnati Marcets. Oct. 16— \WHEAT Cin CINCINNATL N od, iy Cony - iair d d: No. 2 mixed “Oars - Fair deanmid: No, 2 wixed, Wittsicey—Active. firm 4118, n M WiEAT Fasler; rket. Dull Toledo Gr Toreno, 0., Oct. 15, steady; sh, n MILWAUKEE, Oct, 18 No. 2spring. 5 D Conx - Stedy . OATS i No. 2 white, St market. WirEAT cnber Quiet vie. Foreign Oil Market LONDON, Oct. 16 ~LINSEED CAKE 70,108, Us dd per ton (UIPENTINE ROSIN—Anier New York I NEW York. Oct i the dry goods STOCKS Western, 275 Tz por ewt wn'sirsined, 45 per ewt y Goods Market. 16.~There wus no change arket toduy. AND BONDS, New Youk. Oct. 16.~Thestock market today ctt¥e and dceldedly stronzer, mi- ains being the rule all over the list. The ehief fmpetus to the new upward move- ment eame from abroad. The foreigners w liberal buyers of all their specialties. fluences which lod to this resu the action of the governors of the Bank of nglind their minimun rates of discount un- changed at 3 por cent, the taking of the new Russian loan in France and the eral easier feeling n all the Euro- poun finunelal centers. Domestie operators did not respond with alacrity, to this mo menton the part of the foreigners but enough new buyinz appeared to keep the market moving along and then swell the volume of business to respectable proportions. The ma- terk: us, however, were gencrally wmong the shures having enational marked the rest of the 1ist following at a sife distanc throughout the day. The great feature of th ading wis the shirp rise in New York Con- 1 which was not only more aetive than fc lonz time, but ot one time showed & gain of por cent over Last jcure, tho by hased on 4 rumor thit there would bo an soin the divi rate when the nest idend s dce ison again led in dealings but 1t was com pits quiot when compared with other even though 1t closed with i material y The general 1t and speclaltics wore never prowinent in the marketand as a rule were traded i within narrow Himits and scored I significant zalus for the duy. The traders tho st poded in at i temporary of the up- nt. but prices wee soon again dall along the Tine. From the was no real intorraptic dy advance and anong the stocks the eains assumed materil pro iy fouz. The strons to the end and the market finally elosed quict und strong best prices of the day, The im- portant gains fncinan New York Contral 15 Loulsville & Nashyille 113 per 1 per cont, Novthorn Pacif proferred 15 per cent. and Like Shore, Atehi- son and Missouri Pacific 1 per cent each. Government bonds have been dull and Stuto bonds have been dull and steady. The following are the elosing quotaifons for tho leading stocks on the Now Yorks Stocl ex- toda mor torin gen- stoeks, v mentioned g T sy y SR Haiite Chic. & St L] forrod ... pross |Ohio Mississippi .. KINTa | a0 preferred e B outarlo & Weste o lmprovem't snpeake & O) o Iat pref 1T | Pittsburg Pullman Paluce #l teading Roek Ixlami ... 275 St L. & 8, KT8t ped! NE T a0 N Man. 1078 B A4 Lul tenn. Conl & 1ron Toxin Pae ol & 0. ( Union Pacliic U, 'S, WL L& Paclii A0 prof s Wl Fargo, Kxp.: 13| Western Un a0 proferred %y | Am. Cotton Ofl Luke $hore 241¢ | Colorado Conl alsville & Nashv. Tt Homoestake iisville ' N, AL 243 Ontarlg nphis & Char.. 2235 Quickelly Michixan Contral. . 1053 do pre VSl Sutro 100 Bulwer Min. & St LG Rieh, & WL 0 profo i Wisconsin Central Missourt I Mobile & Ohlo Nashviilo Chatt N, Conteal Norfolk & Wost pid| Northern Pacliie o preferrod T ULk Denver & Gulf 184 iwestern 10N ot o pret Fort Wayne, wid Tog )% 1 % sy S it ARO Gy Load Trust Sugar Trust Southern Paciiic kG & |G & w 1 BEv T e lie total sulos shares neluding Gas, 45003 Delnw 10,6 03 Erie, 0,470 Missourt Puci 42: New York ¢ eitic preforred, 10,80) 24,503 Unlon Pue SLOCKs toany W Atchison, 55,600: re, Luckawinna & Western, Louisvitle & Nashville. 15,40 14,400; North Amerlean, tral, 7.500; Northern Pa- i Reading, 1,200; St. Paul, ) 18,30 New York Mone NEW Youk, Oct. 16 —MoNEY from i 1o 313 per cent; last 1oun, psed offered ati per cent WCANTILE PAVER—3%GT'4 per co EXCHANGE -Qulot " but fir sixty-duy bills and H8EG 1 Market, 0N CALL—Eusy, i per SrEn BN mund. Mo honds for following were the closing prices on TR T rox VR i cougi U.8 dlg ro Pacitie ts of 4 Lit. sta e, new sel s Tonn. new wetos enn. new set i Caundn S0 20 Con. Pucific Int 10 Den. & I G Ixis. 001G Den. & I G s ) D& RGOW. T Erle 2nas MK ST T KT Gon 1068 Mutual Un 1004 N3, C. Int. Cort LY Norih, Preifie sty 8ot | North. Puciti Y ol L Gon. e, & M1 1284 ", & Pac. Iata. 11t G T Rots §1 B G Rots n Paciiic 1ats, st 8hore W 104 1013 Notes. ILANSAS 010y, Mo, Oct. 16.~Clearings, §1,511.- NEW Youk, 0,207 Oct rings toduy, $1: bulanices, # 3 N0 B, Ald. 4: hulincos. $1239 PRICADELERTA, P, Oct Aay, $1L9K,034; balunces, nes toduy, Rute 6 per cont 1. Clearings to ASED, Money, 4 CINCINNATL O, Oct xehunge 16.~Money 6 pe discount to par. ¢ Cot. 10 ulances. £2.202,801, | hauge on Now riugs today ste fOr noney York, 130 per i, Oct. 16.~New Yorl oy, 0 per cent. Clearin exchunge, $L81 for six.y wud 148415 for sight drafes. exchange N ENIERTY duy bi Financial Revi NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—The Postsays: A spirp UPWAKA 10YemOnt hus for two duys been in progress b the London general market and Amorican stooks, which dur.ng several months huve occupled the leauing position fu that oity’s (004l speculation, huve uaturaliy felt the effect of the movement. This is equiva 1ent (0 say g the present colrse of Our mur ket {8 rogulated ‘u Chupel court aud not in Wall streot, which is undoubledly the oase xlnwrwnllvu 18 somewhat wesgre as tothe w. 'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: h‘Afi'l‘l'l(DAY. OCTOBER 17, i ocnintive movement i Lon it I8 probahiy I1ke the reent MArket movenients heru—of u pure.y profe slonul character, There has beon a short - terest of considerable proportioas in London as woll as In New York, and this wis wppi- rently forced to cover on the favorable news | of yesterduy. | Denver Mining Stocks, Cold. Uct. 16,~Very good business Ining stocks today, Sulos, 17,500 shire closing quotutions are a8 follows nature of th's s h, but thus f; % (Rinit 216 | Running 1 Whale Ballar Argonaut i Indian ik Six Clandin J Dinmond 1 G & O1F Amity | Bangkow [ Bates Hunter .00 ¢ Hro Callle | | niow 10' I itulo Tustice Park Con o Boston Stock Market. BOSTON, Mass,, Oct The following were the closing prices on stocks on the Boston stoek market toduy Atchixon & Topeka Boston & Albany Hoston & Malne: Chi., Bur. & Fitehbury {6 1t ok & Ft. 8 Mkan. Contral Mex. Con. com N V. &N Colony Alloues M. (6. Atian [T and Co San ) Land Co West End Land Co el Teieplion o1 Store 8 (" 1o & i 1 ] Market. Loxnoy, London stock q ollowing wore the stations elosing at4 p. m.: 10 13 Consoln monoy W Consolxncconnt 1 U8, 4n 12 U.8 N. Y iiiinois Contral Mexjcan ordinary St Paul o, .. Tk s New York Central. . 113 PK O tirsts | Pennsylvan LB 1l 933 Rending 1§ $1% Mex. Con., new 4 conis 108 BAR SILVER 44 0-10d per oz MONEY -l per cent Ratoof discount in Voth short and three per cent. San I SAN FRANCIS closing quotations were as follows: Tta o, 5 Bulwer Bust & Beicher Bodie Consolldated. Chiollar . Call & Va Crown Point Gonld & Curry Hale & Noreross Moxican, Moo, Navajo market for Uilis, K@% the open nths’ ancisco Mininz Quotations. Cal., Oct, 16.—The official for mining stocks today Ophir Slorra Noviaa Union Con 0 | Utah 1% | Vellow Jaekot 150 | Con 15 [N, Q. L2 (BL e eI0 M NETHT 10 |Belmont New York Mining Quotations. NEW Youk, Oct. 16.—The following aro the closing mining stock quota tion: W 25 Alico. Horn Siivor. Adums ek 0 Aspen 50 [Mexiean Choll Crown Gould & Cuiry Hnls & Norcross .. Union Con Iveite Bank of England Bullion. LoNDoN, Oct. 16.—The amount bulllon cone into the Bank of England on today is £165,000, Pa Three per Rentes. PAnts, Oct ceut rentes 96f 5 for the a 16 count Traders Talk. Oct. 16, ~Swartz, Dupee & Me- Cormick to F.'C. Swartz & Co.! The trade in wheat today was light, There was no meation of the Kussian’ roorbuck which al out Thu pts ev W antiipated, The Pr testinated that this country had 165,000,000 bu. of whent to spare for the other side in_ ad- dition to the iready shipped. There was unquestionably a continual Hquis dation on a small seale by New York hol AL Dredicto in o Dakot Suturday by I service burcau and steady c Livernool did not bring u Thore o thirteen cars of now c in today. Word came In from the inspection oftee thut a much lurger number were on the tracks that would show up in the car lots Sutur duy. Ther was continued unloading by the Ostober bull Provisions today lost o sharo of that wdvane alned during the last two days. At the close I showed @ loss fr 20c, Tard ibs of Thse. There usih at the n the vart of local professionals to new line of shorts. Manufucturers continue bearish. CHicaGo, Til. Oct. 16.—Kennett. Hopkins & Co. to 8 A. MeWhorter: The fike by which New York worked the Chicazo lumbs yester- a5 In very bad ropute this morning, P s wore i an ugiy mood and allowed that they would he likely (o got even with the New Y peforo the close of the campalge ss thero was an alr of caution ing shortthat made the market very dull and nirrow. Cables, 0o, were rathor firmer. and for feir thut some fresh roorbuck mightbe hutched up in the St watehes of the night by the versatile Gothamlites the littlo Tines of short stufl were zenerally covered at elose. Reeclpts wt primary mae- Kets ure increasing and the next visibie state- ment promises to show another larse fncrease. I the situation abro.d is accuratoly de- seribed by Dornbuseh under date of October 2 the continent wiil take but little more of our Wheut this side of the The principul continentut markets are safd to be dy overstocked and current consumption s hi- suflicient 10 reileve tho congestion. Both the domestic and forelgn situntions grow less encouraging to holders and it I3 ot buioved “that a serlous decling can bo long averted. Receipts of corn were not up to the estimutes, but weakness of wheat started wselling movoment that earried the old op- tions down shurply. subscquently thero was a substantiul recovery. 1t provisions the sup- ply Of hogs at the yards fell short of estimates and prices wero hix fuvorablo opportunity for the boars to put ont short siles tor prie they had coveroed aton in tho weol: CuicAGo. 1L, Oct. 16— Counselman & Day to Cockretl Bros—New York loiders of w sold freely and local shorts were tho prine Buyers. Continental markets closed gener ully lower but English quotations showed from Ld to ad advance on account of wet weather i the midiands, The sinal servic reports Indieations another stor inthe northwest tis induc the bull element to buy bae considerabio wheat. Sample lots were wouke and shorts having been well covored the markot closed easy. Keeavors seen to be the principal sollors on the rallies and spoculativ louses ire the principal bull elemenn The situntion 1s not eneouraging und tho market conditlon to collapse under froe ro- coipts from September whi tions. Corn opencd weak under Hguidation. ng only 1o wants d” to wwait receipts of the utures were dull and almost s were hewvy in face of and buyers of yesterduy resold from thestart. Advices indicate thut brovders ctively tattening hozs with new corn and rocelpts aro expected to show i fur- ther inere Local traders wre inelin aggressive boars. Packe ostimated to hold about one lic the balance. OnicAGo, 111, new Wwas of and Chicago Liv CHICAGO, 111, Oct. 16, —(8y ™ HER]--Sales of cattle were tally the prices paid on yesterday ing appeared 1o bo 1t firn )t tind 1t novossary the — supply " of choice exceading v SUppINg to bstan- o foel- but buyers Day an all the demand. 0 Stoers wors quoted at trom $.55 to 8. The off of cuttle that were zo0d encugh to bring those prices weore most Hmited, the bulk vur- Chiuses for shipping and dressed oun belne at from 2425 to $1,00. There were sules Of common gruss stecrs at from $250 to £.00, The market for butchers und canuers stock wus dullat the extrenely poor prices of the da, o silos dragging Tho to 82,0 itors u stocker from 3150 to 3, 7000 head e suld was falrly netive at range cuttle about which 4,200 head woro westorns. Thoy freoly at former quotations. Tride In hogs wis active averaging triflo highor than Thw chioicost of the receipts sold at from #.7) 10 84,35, und there wero muny trades at from #0010 84.05 but the offerings generally wero common In quality rioes below 0k the greator p vt The mirket olosed € from #1811 8150 for poar 1o cholee ehts and ut from #1.0) 10 #.75 for lots Wit OVer 20 bounds, The Evoning Journal reports Dis, 1,000 Shipiients. st o StEONE; top prices 1OF nutiyos, medin,” $.006525; others, $2.2G048; ans, BLUGELN0; TAnEers. BLIOWH10; L0 S—ltecelpts, ¥0i shipments, 12 market steudy : Pough wnd comumon, #1.00G4.2; wixed wnd HHGBIAD: PEII Bonvy and butehers 45064705 1ight, 8,250 445, Sitgep market outive wethers H3 @i 51215, today at prices for Thursduy CATTLE Tex kers, Kb welghts, active; shipments, 4,000 sheep steadyi lambs lower owes, BL5@d 20; mixed, M504 and yearlings, #.MGE510; western prime Texuns. #1.90; lumbs. #i Marker. -The sales 1bs of all Boston Woo! BosToN, Mass, Oct. 10 week umounted 10 %400,000 of the kind s mostiy fn small lots. Pric unchianged. Ohlo X wald at at W@sle: Michigan nodie. in good 108t AF 0GR Michigan. 1 con s have been firm at aed0: Onlo. fine delatne, Ha@dic: Michigan, fine detaine, dle: nnwashed coning wools have boen n demand af 2@¥e for one- viood, ST@Ne for three-eighths blcod tory wools have been ia fair demand for cloan. 57@3se for fine medium modium Texas, ( been quic At B0 FOr S1pers, trallun woo's have be at W@t fore qu have fTmained 20¢, XX and above No. 1 wool has been @ for Ohlo, 1% for Tertl At RO 1@sse for and Oregon wools have pulied wool sells slowly for extra; Aus in demand have been alifornin and stendy n firm and rpet wWools 'k Live stock Market, 16, BERYES— Market New ¥ NEW YORrk. Oot Tuding 69 cars for sale. Towor. {ive steers, $4:505.50 per 100 108: Texans und Colorados, $1.104.00: bulls and cows, $1.40 @3.10; dressed beef steady; shinments tomor= row 410 boayes and 5,69 qunrters of beef. CALVES— It hond; marketstoady: venls, #5.0008.00 100 1bs.; mixed calves, £3,0008.4.00. Sierp— | coipts d4o, e 101w e 02 head or She scolpts, sheep woaks bs e per, 1b. "I Tunibs. 5.2 yae por Ib.: dressed s Ltecelpts, 8,400 oad, Marker nominaily steady 100 1s. Kanss City Live KANSAS Crty, Mo, celpts, ; shipment 3 vi steers, stockers and f s, higher: onsigned dir 5,005,65 ver tock Market. Oct. 10, CATTLE ~Re- 5 ket strong ws, #1250 Mur- all (58 aders, 800; ahipmen bulk, 40, ket stron; 410004, grades, §1.2504,55, HEEP—TRecoipts, 000; shipments, 1,000; mar- ket strong. to 5e 403 St. Lout <hipn Louis Live Stock Market, L 0ct. 16.—CATTLE=Rece pts, 605 market strong;: natives, d Tndians, $2.25401.6, &, 4,100 [ ket highes L10; 1Ight, & OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS. OMARLA, Do, 16, 1501 Rocelpts so far this week, 1010 eattld hogs, h3) sheep, against 16,780 cattle, 1ozs, 8,02 sheep the: corresponding fi last week. ‘The situation in_ cattfe wa hunged, good beef eattie and butcl ACLIVE and strong, oth ados about but slow. eeders w wood der a o Tho regulur dealers sod outside demand. Cow stull was nd the quality better than any pre- ceding day this week.” Sixty ears of hozs, over 4,50 was an inerease over Friday of list Ihe quality was falr. Tho prices d from 5e to i higher than yesterduy. k went it 81204, 0 CATTLE-Official “Teceints of cattle, 2501 an coniared with 1210 yestorday ani 2088 Friday of last week. Market active and stroug on desirable heef steers. about steady on others. Butcher stuft firm: feeders active and a shade higher Hoas—OMeial ipts of as compared with 4,878 yeste ¥ ot lnst week. Market openod ac oc I thero boing o Shipping dema 3 hozsall wel Market closed easy with part of the advaneo t. All sold, ~Lich @430 heavy, 825 @3.45; ‘mixed. #4.9 SHERP—OM( of shicop, 1408 as compured with yesterday and 607 Friduy of Tast week. Market fitm, demand good. 10,108 ditys 1a plentifu hozs, ! fon ot stock as shown by the books of the Unlon Stock Yurds company for the twenty-four hours, ending ut So'ciock, p. m., October 16, 1801 RECEIPTS, T Hoas. Hoad | Cars, Head Cars. |1ead. Cars 14051 mpany | Iammond company & CO .o Packing el Shippers and fo Leftover sentative Sales. COWS, No. A No. Av. 1.. 80 81 00 1 1,730 1w 27 17100 10 10850 1 0) A 0 7 rr. No. Av. Pr 4.. 790 8200 B2 05 181 210 i i 1 5.1103) 0.0 2.0 210 2. 11040 210 7 2 18 407 o 1 1 i 1 1 i 15 1,103 i 1 1 1 a10 b5 40 L1000 030 977 0i0 50 51041 14 2 18 3 ) 21 1210 1106 1051 976 50 50 50 80 00 5 450 450 [ 200 [ 1..1740 6 1 11220 DERS. 80 24 .100) a1 0 3.0 810 21 00 PR 10 05 11..10; 9 10 1500 z.u) 2 20, 802 2 U5 2 2 o 20 207 25 M 250 a8 35 03 )) 21.. 800 . om 0. K 15.. 6 w01 2 1053 1254 1008 WESTE Duter & Co. Pr. No. 2100 2 steers 150 15 340 50 Av. 3 82 20 Av, &0 70 N1 RS 888 800 a1 ] Leow 1cow 3 ecows (5% 16 1153 1cow G cows §cows. 2bulls... steerst Jcows. L K22 4 stec W8 2 (& *tallings. 30 fecdors 1L W. 012 140 Rl @ 08 8 3.1 1180 500 Davis. 13 feeders.. 1 25 sLeors. 120 8 cows, 2 COWS. 16 cows. ham, 1cow 10 127 feeders. 1 HOGS. 780 1 teeder. 27 Ccows. P 160 84 The supply consisted of six dounle decks, two of them good [dabu wethers, the Fen aln fug four Mexican stock The' Id sold rendily wt 800, 1) the warket firm. Fa'r quotable ut 5064.50; common, $.5064.50; L MEPRESENTATIVE nutives 5.6 SALES. Av w0 ] I 0 400 No. 150 westorn wothers 205 western wether Notes A Yards. L 4G Sheop market i, Quality of bozs pretty good. Top boeves i your ago, 310 Bulk of hog siles at from # Hogs closed weuk In Chicago. Common dull and unehianged Catele from 50 to 1o b and a the Top ho % 1o 9.0 her in Chicago, Giox Ho ) cuttle market opened from 5 o Ve higher d demand for sorted Hight hogs 15 City rep th 1 domand and iz 0od rangors at K150, stoady ur 0f Logs aetive tronger Kut s 000 hogs Foeders in go A big striug of Bix thousand sheep & Ol 3. 8 L rter 1801, [ hgre. as A1d also J. DeMuth und M. Nysonburg of the sume pl Kunsas City had 8,100 cattle Feed steudy to slow & shippea Thursday, 20 cars 718 hend. Chicago reports 50,600 hogs higher Chicago had 10,000 cattle, two-thirls rangers. 1foz8 closed weak with most of the advance | lost. | Good cows from 10¢ Mon- day J. D, hogs to 156 higher than MeBride of Nehawka sent fn a car of Tap hozs In Chic 10 $4.50. Top hogs In Kansas City $.40, bulk of sales 4,05 to £4.25, Estimated todiy, 10,000, Shiipments Thursday, horscs—i5 cars in all W. 11 Leacock of DeWitt b eattle. Howird O cattle on sule. E. G, Ko Newnun Grove George Murrny and T. eattle from Wilcox The Farmer. Co-ope Cedar Blutissent in hogs. J. E. Maher brought down a_ear each of cat- tlo and hogs from Blur. W. I Swan bllled {n o train of seventeen cars of cattle to Nelson Morris. Meloezan & MeManus of anong those who had hogs hel John Grabow, a rozularshipper from Gretna, brouzht in two cars of hogs. J 1L Butler of Crescent. City, Ta., was hore looking aftera shipment of hozs Henry Sehinstoek, West [ shipper, marketed ear of b E. M. Gibson sent in two double sheep from Soda Springs. [daho. Swoboda & Son of Howells had hogs on s as did also Pete Guiligan of Lindsay C. I 1L Bushnell of Clayton, N. M., wa with four double-dock oids of sieep ors of Me- 1 rs of hogs Horzsteln of ¢ M., with a shipment of Mexican stock si L. Coltrin worly located hero shipp! utan, brought in a hogs, g1 hogs. hore z0 8175, bulk of sales #4.20 roceipts of hogs at Chic for 456 cattle, 645 hogs, 03 sught in a ear of 11, n stock dealer of Clarks, had nd L. Gutra sent in hogs from M. Shoton brought In ative assoclation of Bancroft wore nt's well known deck cars of R. 8, here op. but eur of Hobleman of DeWitt mur G.7, o of Syracuse of Ames, I iehrke o cted uear of o had hogs Lauratzen of horg Shickley sent n hogs. John Hasti ments of hogs from and P Hogs soid a year ago from 3 of sinles 81,55 10 81 3, average cost age welght 255 nound . H. Lewis of Columbus marketed both tle and hozs, und J. . Taylor of Ashton Uin two cars of cattie, I Maloney ana Morris & Son d i ear of hozs casl, venport wiso sent tn one load. Burdle & Sons of H n. H. A Nickerson, R Claar of Blatr an meler of Murdock all hud hogs he Hogs are solling 10c to 20¢ higher here than at Kunsus City. The bulk sold there yester- day ut£1.0: Zuinst 8425 to 3150 here. M. D Stove of Denison, La. J. W Stocker of Logan, Ta.. R. Bada of Siver City, T and Bankc ot Colu, Coin, L. sent over hogs. Dater & Co. sent in seyenteen from Dougius, Wyo. Nels M cars and S, T, Spicer five ¢ Crock, Wyo. W. C. Tryino had two ears of cattlo herc. I1. Davis three cars, W. S Pugsley three cars, nd J. T, Cheathum six cars, all loaded av Fet: 1in, Wy Among those who seat in hogs was Ogz & wn, I 3. Forguson, Friend; R, . Roborts. 1 1L Kreye, Beeme r, and M. Leuhy looking after ship- Auburn, Brock, Elmnwood 110 to 314 200, bulk L uver- it Bruno ugate of Milliken of H. Borne- cars of cattle ris had in two ars from Bitter Wisner. Omaha Grain Prices based on delivery poeints, Nebraska inspectic delivery unless oth The market was rather quict on everything und the sales on vere Hght, SIxty cars of ain were inspeeted yesterduy and the esti- ¢ for today s sixty-tive, 2 WieAT—-No 2red wint Uide bia; No. 2spring, ) -I,M ofr a at He; No. e bid. e bid. offercd at o November shipment Shipi offered ut 38c: No. 2 new, shipuient, #7e bid; No. 3 white, 424:¢ bid, November ship- ment, St. Louls inspection. Ry Sitge bid, white, 28¢ bid; No, 3 bld; iqe bid: No. 2 colored, 2ic bid. New Orleans Cocto , Oct. 16 ptary Hes- Orleans Exchange report srnoon, shows the largest move ment of cotton during any single weei in the history of the trade. The amount brought [mn«l ht during the week endine tonight was 409, \‘nlv-(. guInst 385,910 for the correspond- ing \Bl!'lll ays of lust year, oran iu rase of ) per cent, muking the total thus far for t keason up 1o date L7ui2H Dales inst 1L687.850, an ine of 10 Dale On only one oce: mou brought to sight for seven been ov 43,000 bales, und that was during the w ending October 31, 1800, —_————— Western I Wasmixaros, D. (%, O ogramto Tie Ber|—The following list of pensions granted is reported by Tur Bee and Examiner Bureau of Claims : Nebraska: Oniginal—William evedio M. Stout, Jonathan uman Howe, William Gyte Harrison, Heary G. Lowe, Thomas H. Pozey. Additional —Jolu Forbes, John Jef fries, William McKeighan, Julius Shaw, John S, Waymire. Incrense—dJohu Hudson, John S, Helts, Joseph W. Carter, William A. Sunderson, James A. Weir, Original widows, ote.—Mary A. Vallety. Towa: Original—lsaac N. Hathaway, Wil- liam J. Hartman, Andrew J. Cocbran, Milton Roid, Levi Loar, Timothy Sarzeant, Gran villeD. Pickett, Jacob Seib, Lovi N. Gleason, Josept W. Millér, itobert H. Johnston, Or Son Hotehkiss, Willinm Hooker, Levi N, ireen, Martin - Purcell, Josish 1. Jeffroy, Gieorge W. Morris, Johu Martin, Adam K Laly, Gustave Hacrling. Additional—\Wil- Liasm . Duffy, William Y. Howell, Benjamin Heller, David Flaings, Joseph Parrett, Asa Gibbs, John G. Nelso William 15, Laugblin, Alexunder Franks, Pisk, Philip Boyd. Increase™Cy K. ' Wescont, Hal Larson, lin F. Jounigs, Joerome B. Sutterlee, William Lynch, ‘Alex . Haverhill, Gies Hamilton, Seth W. Waebster, Liiisna Newton, Austin Hatel, Andrew J. Moorchead, Allen J. Sidor, William Kittenburgh. It jssue—Abner B, Corvell, Henry Weir, Re issue and increase - Simon Beedle, Oviginal widows, ete. —Augusta \Wohl, Firzah Allison, wotner; John Hydo, father; Lueinda D, Bull, North Dakota: Original \ Hanson, jr. - Market. t Mississippl river nd ten duys' Market R. Davis, Patterson, Willinm H. Marriage Lac The following liceuses Judge Shiclds yesterlay Name and Address. Robert Buare, Li Platte Aninw Jay, L Platt 3 John M. Kosenstihl, ¢ i Mollie J. Cuitton, Dou FURCE THED 0UT. WIFT'S SPECIFIC is a remedy which | is far in advance of medical science, | 4% it has been expelling Microbi from the blood, and curing the worst diseases for 50 years, and it is only recently that the medical world have concluded that THE ONLY WAY to cure disease is to force out the baceilll through the PORES OF' THE SKIN, Never Fails to do this, AN W, C. Cunrin, Editor of_the burg Nowe, ai Boydton, Vi | EDITOR| ™ {ous o Bositon, Y, e from ar h formed in FTRTRToRT. a1 cavmed K ingg Bim. He'could ot swal as in a most patuful con nly three bottivs, and th atlse on Blood o were 1ssued by oL Lus ffectud & compiety Cul d Skin Discases malled frosy WIET SPECIEIC (0. DU o e LT WY Tre vl M annlieat hn W his o or 10, A e of ¥ Omnha 1 ileens tr Metter transfy with the 1t sioners of Dis & oo and vi in the teenth Toni it peotet filed within A, D. 1801, the sal ens | W Jouy Buc OMAHA Mamufacturers” and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. A WNINGS Omaha Tent & Aw: ing Oo., Flags, hammoeks. ol o Fubhor elothing. Sond eatiogite. THA Farn AND TENTS Sihoens 1 At i | Reotor& Wilhielmy Co | Lee- G Hardware C B.AGS Bemis Omaha B Tmp. AND TIWINES. Oo, | ters and Manafac. | Flour Sacks. Mirlaps and e ey nBieyoer A. H. Perriro & Co. 1 Dodge S, M. 0. Daxon, iy 4 Farnam st Stroot. onthly Send for onr catalozie and prices, 1007 Omah BOOK BINDERS and STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Printors, blade 1% BOOK MY taotu % 115 Howard stro.t, Omaha e i e ol BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-Tce 8hoa Company, 1o 1 Faotory, cornor We are ki olus making o Cluaa of Williams, Van nam & Harte war Sircot G Do iins Strost prlces Lo ensli buyers, and 0% Which I8 very sal W merchan te Aer- | Kirkeadall Jones& Go BOXNES BUITCIHE John L. Wilkie, Touis Hll 10 & St Mary's Ave Toois and sippiies et Orders promptly 1] shoep casing (] ctory ARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omahn's Largoat Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIA _— CARPETS. CLOTHING. Omaha Carpet 0o, | Gilmore & Ruhl, thngs Whlosale Clothie: 1109 Harn stre CIGARS. West & Fritschor, Manufactures fin Jobbers of 1011 Far el tab: am Stroe Omalia_Qoal, Ooke & | Coutant & Squires, Limooq | tiard aninort eoaishis Hard and sofi conl. 8.1 [ pers cor. Tith and Douglas | 1008 Farnam streot airoots Omaha. American Fuel Co,, | Howell & Oo,, | wous conl 215 8. 15th street. Omana, Neb, Nebraska Fuel Co., | 2038, 1ith Street, Johnson Bros,, 014 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb. Omala, Neb. P — CORNICE. Enclo Cornico Works, | e e 10 and | 1107 B e} CEMENT l\Il LIME. 3. 7. Johuson & Co, ) s, 16th Streot, Oady &Gry, Lime, coment, cte Omaha, Neb. | cor. atn ana Douglas st DRY GOODS, . M. E, Smith & Oo, | Kilpatrick - Koch Dry s, notlo Goods Co., R e fati Sts Dry Carnor 11th and Howard, | eor. 1101 and T L SUPPLIES. DETROIT - AUTOMATIC Electric Motors and Dyamos. Catalogus free. 11. A, Kinnoy, Gen't | At 552 4 NV Lite i’k ELEC / “Wolf Electrical Co. Ilustrated catalogue froe 1614 Capltol Avenue, FARM MACHINERY, ETC. lin, Crendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co., General western agent Oih ta Skandia Plow Co Corner Jonos a1 Ouiah, Neb, | Shorman Ave. e FLOUR. ‘R T. Davis Mill Co, ca Manager at O | cor. sthana 2 Omaha Milling Mor o o 0o, nd ML 1313 North E. Black - Manager, lith S FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., | niture Co, A. Booha Furniture and carpots, 119 Farnnm St . F. Gilman, 17, N. 16th Street GENTD'S FURNISHING (GOODS. J T, Robinson Notion Co, Jshing goods Fated brand avernily ward Sty g ¢ Wickekin OIL AND DRUGNS. “Keunard Glass and | J. A, Fuller & Co, Paint Co,, 1 051412 It William Cummings GLASS, PAINT, 2 Douglas Stroet, 3, Nubs Bruce & Co,, St Blak 03 Leaveuw Omahn, Nob. (GROCERIES Meyer & Raapke, Paxton & Gallagher, | 8loan, Johuson & Co. [V Biresh 9t and Loay truts Omaha, No Omaha, Ne McCord, Brady & 0o, llen Bros,, . Nel Owaha, Neb o OmamaNeb | GUNPOWDLER Hugh G 'l Wester RAIN AND IMJ | Pryan Commission Go | A, Brokors, graln, provision A0 stoek Y.l e HIg. Private wire ¢hi- | to caRo, Bt Louls and | a New York Be Cockrell Bros 1. F C s Broke: Hon Exeha | Cor.10th and Jackson St 15t an Omata, IRON Paxton & Vierling Iron Works, | Wronent ana bollding work, enenos, | Manuf brass work. gonorni pi foundey, machiio and | work blacksmith work., UL 1. | fire Ry and 17th S droon LIQUORS Tler & Co Tnp Wit 1020 nn Prico Manufuetur'rs Konnody's Enst Indiy Witters L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Deal'es | Whole 7409 8. 10¢h St LUMBER. W. Douglass & Oo Hardwo G Joln tmport 1 Lumbor, 1510 North 10 Ch Lot Lumbe floo i 0t and Douglas, 0 MILLINERY . A, Stonehill, luery, Notlons,Cloaks Tite LND L Obe N Import 28, 210 Hi-11S S 16th St Omaba MUSICAL Max Meyer & Bro Oo In Planos, M Platt & Co., Oysters, Fish and Celery 19 Bouth 10tk 8t David Cole Manager. Cons)lidated Tank ‘ Line (o, Rett PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Dealers in country prod- | Cash b fruits, vegotablos, 5w COMM ete 207 Howard Stre % S Robert Purvis, |E. B. Kirschbraun & Sous, | Butter, Butter, eges sl ki 18th and nd ponltry. PAPER. ‘/H L Carpenter Paper Co., | Omah Carry o printing, per, ol SEiDS S Emerson Seed Co : Seed growers, dorlers 1n wnrden. grass, grabn wind tree seods. 4215423 South Lt SASH, D)) 25, il M. A, Dishrow & Co, Manufacturers of sash Aoore., bIlnds and manldings. frineh of fee, 1201 and Tzard S STEAM AND U. 8 Wind Eag Pamp 0> Halllday Wind Milly 15 and 120 Jonis Str G Ross, acting manag'e WaTKR 100 TEA, Consolidated Coffee ' Company, Hdand 1l 1oy st | TOYNS. H. Hurdy Co,, Wlbums House (e dooas, ehild COFFEER, S Bl The Bal Miitard Toys, dolls, faney & 11 Farnun wi, sTOCK & Co, Building, YARD3 CO. Hun 0 Exe UNION A. D, Bojer uth Omsha 87 ot A"H i Saywithout th Tho E Flutablished 1E Rooms 68 & 69 First-class factlities for the hund| of Grain, Flold and Fiax He Exdiungeund American Exch New ¥ ol Private wire 1 Lonisand Chieax INSTRUMENTS, A, s, A 1520 ¥ e e | | Botn 8 Manufact nutural discharge VISIONS, 8. McWhorter 1onnd ot Ting < Privaty wires vk, Chicago Louts. Cashgraln Swarts & Co,, o Graln, Provistons st Roou 1ot Trade,Oma e bd'g, ¥, Omabe o —————————e ey HARDWARE lark-Andreeson jo, W Harney, Oma b Nob, R ——— WORK: Omaha Safo & Iron Works, 8 firo and burgine wafos. vaults. Jall lion shuiters’ and seapos. Q) 1ith & 9 ackyon sty R. R. Grotte, r and Jobbor of < and Liquors 1072 Farnam St 1-ts on application. k & Herberts, wleLiquor Doalers otk 9t A Wakefield, Wit ied uis Bradford, Hime,cement,ota Juglas Street NOT IONS. erfelder & Co., e nd Jobbers in Miiltnery and 212 South 1ith Streot ETC. Hospe, Jr,, Organs, Artists' wtortals, ite. ISSION. Schroeder & Co. yers butter ant i genedal com: Juth 11th Streot Branch & Co,, fruits of all nds, oysters, 1 Harney Stre Clark & Co, cheose, exis poultry and game. uth 13th Stroot. BER GOODY a Rubber Co., Manufncturers und jobs | kinds rubbel m Street 1OVES. James Hughes, Stovesre s w1 alrs of allkinds tors Tor sule. S, 13t Stroot NDS, ETO sl & Door 0o g o —— SUPPLIES ne & | A, L, Strang & Soas, 4 Furnam Streok Omaha. Nob, i el e L P'ICES. LLIALKDS, o Brunswick- Oollonder Co,, o ixturas SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED ter & Green, hange Bullding, South Omaha, YOURSELF' st for & e only dy for &l and W and the s peculiar In s few aid or or i Cure. tured by CINGINNATI, O. 7. M, HENDERSON, 7@, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seed_s,- and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman 8t., CHICACO, 11 0f abIpmO sl Banke <§