Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bears in Wheat Had the Best of the Eit- | uatien. RECEIPTS LARGELY ABOVE THE ESTIMATE. w the Dakotas eather Thronghout All That Coutd Be EBypeceed— Crops of That Locality Not Damagel. OnicAGo, TL., Oct. 10.--The bears In wheut hid U S the situation tolay, and they n thetr opportunities to further de- pross prices. In this they were assisted by the tired longs, who were strongly inclined 10 throw over their holdings for fear of further loss. Cables quoted the Eng market tower. New Yotk showed a sharp deciine and Minneapolis and D both lower and with other dome markets on the Loeal the ¢ rtlw parts of the uth were t vcolpts woike down 100 out the rie timate and rop Dak arrivals the at 21 0cars, the nd the wouther thy that could be desired of dry In wheat he retarding was n the gene ral bear the situntion. General M ern rall w Tie said thit ep the n from gerated and that the to mo o than § per cent The selling pressure start the bell and conticued thre the session. The market was weak by tho pressure of the wheat put the last two dnys and the sules against Saturdny’s puts as 800N % it becanie probuble that the warket would break through the put price. Kennott- Hopking, schwartz-Dupee, Milminc-Bodin, Mitehe!l and Pardridge wore all iberal seliers At the stirt and fotlowed the market down t near e hottonn, Then There wis So1e cover= i, whieh eausod o sii rally, but the market I off und sold toler- ably Tho bulk of 1he business was during the fiest iour, trade then hecom- o far t the tas ull 1k winter but it ss of line yveriooked nagzer Mohler of the Great Nort 1in th s of whe W dama rontly exag Anount 1oss woulid not lie tap of wt ot 1with nout 1 fng very dull and continued so 1105t of the re- malnder of the sesslon. During the last hour there was sone recovery on beiter eables o reports of fair takings on the seabourd for ex ort which fnduced further short coverings, December which closca on Suturday at 87 opencd it + touched 9774, then sold oft to alifed 10 863, broke W0oe, re-acted to 3. went off Lo 61e, advanced 1o te, but ke quickly to %55¢ on the increase in visi- Dle suppty. radiied, ind closed stealy at e Corn wiis quict but generally weak. The re cofpts were fifty cars in excessof estimutes, while the weakness lu wheat was also Dearsh factor. Oerings were liberal, with vory litle demand, and the market was slow, with weakness the rule. —Long eorn camo out wd shore selling was free. November declined at and sagged off to 4i%e, but st Hour old up sharpiy on th Se fn the visible supply, £oing to to e, but strensthened again and closed stoady ot 45 Oats were Aull and steady Within a narrow ran Hog products were weak, partly In sym- vathy with the wenkness in the wheat pitand rtiy from the pressure to liguidate long Hy evorybody seemed to have some forsitle with very Tittledemand. Durlug the tust hour the mirket strengthencd some in mpathy with corn and on th et that the Tiiiiin: government had decided -t move tho restrictions on Americin pork. The ehin o8 at the elose in- comparison with Sut- urday's fizures were msignificant. The leading futures ranzed as follows: TARTICLES OTEN. | TGIL | TOW Wit No. Coun NG'2 October Novemer 5 15 X i3 No. Octoner Novembier My s POl December Junuiiry LARD venier December Junuary .. BIORT Ry October November _January. Cush quot Troui S VIEAT lprm £ wh Klioat, 9f @ssize: No. 2 red, 9 ¢i No. 2 white, B@0%4: No. i BARLEY 4.4 0. 2, 60@6le; U 1. 0. b, 45@03c; b-No 1, 0% 1y SeED-—-Urinie, 81, (4115 Pork -Mess pork. per bbl, 3.6 owt, .24 short ribs N"ll'4l‘“4\‘v". 4 dry sulted shoulders (hoxed), #1060 olenr sides (hoxed), $7.006n7.0 \r’flllhn y—Distillers’ finished goods, per gal, SuaAnrs—-Cut loaf, 5d %0 Btandurd “A. i e Kecolnts aid shipuients 4 Tows: granulated, lay were as fol- ARTICLER, Flour, burr, Whent Corn. hush ath, bushicls ye. bushels 11000 | Barioy, bushs On the Prod market oxcinngo toduy wits unchungod. U Exgis, 190200, butter New York Markets, Nrew Yonk, Oot, 10 Frovic- Recelpts, ACKHgOST OXPOLTS, B2 DbIs: Tarket weak and duli} siles, 22365) hbis, Cony MEAL-Pirm, qulet. WiiEAT—Receipts D0 bug exports; a0 481 bui sales, (L1600 bu of futures: 475,010 Vu of spot. Spot market lower, unsetileds Ive for export: No. 2. red, $1.03 In store and BLUAROLGT aflouts 8101010 3 Novik. red. 8100100 ung foriionty: No. b ortiiers, 3Ll urd, RLOTG@L Optious dep | with an by some lu womber nnd March, recolpts n tho wost 150 - the visiblo supply 0 Great Britain, At the deelino exporters were buy iz nore froely,ehlolly for the United Kinzdom: October. No. 2 red, $Lub@1 03y closing at 8103 November, §1.04 5 elosing ut ALULL December, B1LOKET gt S0 Janary, $LOTAGELON oLiiy ey, 4110, clos Maurch, 110501105 elosing Wt 81 BLIGL IR, clostng ut $L04; May, @112, elostng av $110 5 Ryr--Flrmer; wostorn, 07100 Faln I store and aflodt Ovtobe 3 b, corn b4 by bu, barlcy 22,042 bu 2000 b AR EY 5,150 sacks. clos clostng at stocks 17— wheat 0,064 b, ryo mait £298 bu, o Active, weaker; No. 2 Milwaukee, “Coulx bu; of ‘spot Quict afloat white, with vance Tocolpts, 14400 bus exports, 78458 Saiics, 1AM000 D 0f Tturoe o000 bu St ohoned steady. olosea firmor No. 2 GNiko - vlavators G e wixed, 61Qiie; N dlisaaing optios, 36 lowar whoty Slosed”" ek, "o 10 Octghor - on ' shorts © tovering o up on November, Later months aull Towor.October, s closine, G alk, oloaths Dickanlios closing Bih0: Febraury, SULEIe. olosing Bieor Mayy, o1 bsdadi o, Slominie: i Okin—Heceipis, Wi400 bil: bus sales, 1000 b 0f futures; 10000 i ahat. SRt mirket emer. fairy ey Mot irmogulars — Octaber closing « Abo; oveinber, coalig H1a0s Decon s S Muy. elosin g "Wtpla 07 Now ) 1Whitg.: B7or mixed ”westbrn whiite, 3¢ No. 2 Chicago, 014 Gi015¢ Hay ; Hovs Quiot, Corre Ot wup closed ¥ Dhvge. Inciudin Dok, #10A5B1 110 wry, 8070 Koy ADTIL, $10.650010 QuietiNo. 0 ot options LxDorts, ko firm ns openod steady, 520 po Ay X0 POLLS DI SN 4,000 Octobor, SILAGGILAY Noven Decerber. $10.404210.80; Junu ary and Murch, #1064G11LT: 3 My, HOGGGI015. Spot ko nd stoady; rofined, dull, lower No i {1001 No, & 45 No # 010c; N No. 1, utier’ No 85160, Mot AsSES - New ©omnION L0 funey, Nk Rick-Qluot ana firm; dowue oxtra, iy Tapin, 8@« PETHOULUN - Oponed weak undor | tng and declined Yo on the « then adyanced 1o wnd closed fiv nia ol s ed at 600 Lighost, o wo; elosin Novibert S0 0; highost. Ble; Towest, 103 Lo ofl 10 sules. | Total sales, 91000 TALLOW=Dull and nominali’ city, ( phgs 4 Wosix - Quiot and steady; strained common 10 good, S EE1TT Pk iae-Quict and stoady; 0644 an, Fanoy i westors, 20 00l ta, 6008 ek nges POK-Fuirly wetly 1y ; 0ld moss, $10.00; mow wows 1L oxtra prinw, $0.50G511.0. Uur MEATS-Quiet; plekied belllos, sXGSA Orleans, firm und quict; stle fuir 1o a1 Weak: ovembor stoadler 1000 thorees W tlerces; N ‘Lann western steumn, § L $L608.70¢ ot ubor, $ e S anuney. NLTOBLI, closing 8147 Fahruary, $8 BUTTEit-Losw dolng Ciikese—Moderate bi firm: western daley anid; stoady; wes ¢ A {nal $12.0) Dull. cusier Stendy; straits, §2 LEAD i Kansas City Mar KANSAS Ciry, Mo, Oct. 10 patents, $2.0 exten fian fancy, #205 hoiee, $LYT200; #1.7502.00. WiEaAT XXX onsh wiige bid L No. 2 hard, 1, cash, NO. ¥, cush, Wealk and and October, 8% bid Corx--Weik and bid: October, 37 D OATS- Steady; D 3, cash, 2c bid; October, faney low Stondy; timothy, $5.00 praivi grades, 1St TR store packed, Eais-Steidy at 13 HEECEes - Wheat b onts, none wly at &2, Creanery Wl packages, corn, bu; Wheat, ) bLui corn, none: Liverpool FOOL, Ot 10, sderitely. Conx—Dull anil lower; BACON--Lonz and short ¢ ewti long and short clear LD~ Prime western Kete, WiEAT-Quiot; holders mixed western, 1bs, 378 por Louis Markets, Oct. 10~ WHEAT St 8t Lovis, Mo, 1, s Deceribir Coity—Wer OATS—Low POtk Low LARD - Lowe WHISKEY—$1 18, nati Markets Oct. 19.—WHEAT Cinei CINCINNATL O, No. 2 red, § Conx OATS Lower; ri No| No dy 2 mixed, 3SG@IN Smixed, 012w firm atiLis. m Mark ViEsr - Active, steady Toledo Gr ). Oct. 10, Coity OATS Dl cash, Stoady; cush, 90 ain Mark 10, —\WHEAT Milwaukee G Minwarkee, Wis, Oct - cash, UiGU%e: Decembor, o Ty s NO, 4, eash, a4%5c Steady; No. 2 white, 30'3@3le, OATS Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, € 19.~WitEAT— Lower. Receipts. 100 ¢ars, No. 1 norihern, October, closed at s Chicago’s Visible Grain Supply. Oct. 10.—The Board of Trade re- isible supply of grain as tollows: bu.. fncrsase. L61LOKO bu.s decrense, L5000 bl oats, 240,000 Du.: rye, burley, 25U, CHICAGo, 1 the . 31,030,000 00 bu.y 473,010 bu., decrease, ik, Increase. 181000 bu Incrense, 409,000 bu. STOCKS AND BONDS. he stock market today soemed almost entirely given over to profes- i the volume ot business was the wallest forany fuil day for many weeks. There was in the maina firmer tone to tho wlings caused by the attempt of a portion of the outstanding shorts, but the rapldity with which prices recovered under the sl stimulus was the occasion of th ation of such efforts until & moro favorable time. Tho deaiings were more than usuil of late re- stricted to the leading shares, although the trading reachod a arze number of stocks for sodull aduy. The hinpossibility of coverinz ny line of stocks in sodull i mirket with prices reaponding so shirply to the buying fn= duced the cessatfon of the eforts 1 tover in the last hour and prices general 1ist moved wi ts. but a few specilti fluctuations. Among tha cent in Pullman wis not of un issue of bonds by the knocked thut stock oft 17 per cent. only u small portion of Whith was afterward re cred. On the other hand ‘the Vanderbilts in notably strong and New York Cen- aln touchod 112, while ‘the gthers, in- « Canuda Southern, Chicazo, Clovelind, Clneinnati & St. Louls and the Nickel Plate, showed marked strenzth, alding the ratly In the general Lst. Adams EXpress retired still further as n consequence of the late diselos- ures and touched B4 a decline of about 12 per cent from where it sold betore the Hoey aftuir s mndo publie, Tho changes in the active shires, however, wero gencrally for fractional amou and the market finally closed 1 ana y Steady it some conces: i the openinz prives, which were from 'y below the flnal figures of Saturs losses In the active 1ista nt. however, In all but Ut which is down 13 pe d bouds were dull and unintercsting v, the animation among the speculitive issuos seemingly having entiroly died out. and the transactions of the duy” wore only 3,000, Hvernment bonds, dull and e following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the Now York Stock ex- New Youx. Oct. 16 sion: actfic Mail bonds, dull aud steady, Stuto proferrad Central Y., Chie. & 3t fonto vt o’ proferred 8R4 Ontarlo & Westori Amerl Hur., 0 nadu Pacitic 1 Bouthe Paclile. Chesuponkd (0 I8t preferred | prererred | Pitst X L | el COSNCSUTETT T Read e 1ovk Lsknd. . st b M. N St Paul & Omaha 3Tl & O Cent Culon Paciic HOusLoN & Texas. | | UL, Hlinois Contral d o proterred Wells Fargo ¥ Wastern Unlon Am. Cotto Colorado ¢ Homoatake Kinsis & Tex Lake Eile & W Ao proforred ke 8o Foulsville & Nushy Louisville Quicksily orred a0 proferred St 1L yroferrad irl Paclil Mobile & Ohto Ni N Rich, & W, Wer W0 proforred.... UL Denver & Guif Northwostorn B ho total salos of stocks toany were 100, sharos ineluding: ~ Atehison. 302%5: Can Southern, hos0: Erio, 6,003 Loulsvilio & Na: ville, 8600: Missour! Pic ; Pacifie proforred, 4,180; St Pucific, 11,300, G & W pfd Ul Ma ON OALL—F New York Money NEW Youk, Oct. [8—MoNEY niing from i o 5% per cent; lant loaus cent: elose 0 ped it i por cont PUIsE MERCANTILE PAPER—YT0' po STERLING EXCHANGE - Quiet hut fir BRI for slxty-duy bills and #4834 for mand. lowing were the closing prices on bond U R MGTaal URian ia o T V'S dscoup 1IN L Lt Cert UL B dle i 8 Norih, Pech fe Ity *Pucifle b 0f 05 North: Pacitie 2nis La. stampod s Northwestarn Con Tonn. new sot i3 Nurth, Debent. o, .. 103l Teun. now aet St Ta & | M. Gon. b4 83 Tonn. now set i, SE LA S, Gen. M 106 Canada S0 s §ISE PR Consols . 12416 i Pacie st 48U 1% C. & Pac. [T Do & 1 G Tats Tox i b G T Rots 8 Den & 1. G 4y Tex. 1% 16 G Hots Erio 2oy ! Unlon Paciile sts MUK ST G, T Wont Shore MUK ST Gen da L 441G G, W Bla 108 4 11t 10's i 1itg (e 0 Pinanciat Note 81, Lovis, Mo, Oot. 10 —Olearings #4400~ K0 balunees, KifuakL Money, 5@ per cont Exchunge on New York, e discount MEsrHIS, Tenn, Oct. 10— New York clinnge seliing at $1 premunm, Cioarlng 4573 Dalances, $120,630, NEW OULEARS. L., Cot 160 New York excliauge. 15 por cent CieaGo, 11, At par to 12 Out. 19.~Now York exchan prewtum. - Money, 6 per cont Clearings, $I%20,48, Storling exchange quict and unchiznged KANSAS Ony e CINQINNATL 0., Oct New \ork oxcliange T, 2,504,500 Mo., Oct. 19, —Cle; 15 81,370, 10, Money & W diseount 1o par. | per cont Cloar- NEW Youk. Oct Lulunces, §5,064,50, PUiLADELPULA, Clenrings, 894,000,380 Pa, Oct 10.-Clearings, BALTIM 313 Dainnces, RosTo) | the cio Atlantic Cons U 8. 48 UL 8! digu N Y. I & Canadian Kl Eri Ban s MONEY Rateof Short an cent of withdraw ance tod PAtr San ¥ SAN it elosing q were as fo Altn . Briwer Best & liol Jliar w1 Eureka ( Gould & ¢ Hale & No Mexican Mono, Nnvajo closing m Adams Con Aice.... Aspen Host & Bel Cholinr Crown 1ol GO, Deadwood kn Con ould & C Tlule & Nor ST. Lou innetive t N, Mass LONDON, Gevman B Benwiy, 1k of Ger s for the ace Wodie Conse 1 Call & Vi New 2w YORK, KBV DATLY O 10,-0 Rate Oct. 1 mostly 4 seount M 0 P, ear § por Ate for money, § Exchange on New Yor M Oct. 10.—Cle Tute, 91@4 ents time lonns, ring house per cents enll or /i per cent k Market 10.The follc on stocks on th v Sto Ot ng pricos rlet today Hoston fiston & Mont T catuniol & lfecin Huro 4| Santa Fot London Stock Market. Oct. 10.—The followine wers tock qriotations closing at 4 p. m AT Moxiean ¢ St Panl Pacltie. ... big A1 Mox. Con VER Hseonunt I three 1o 16d reent in the months por oz tor open markot nk statement. The statement of tie iy ShOWS i increise (ks Oct 10, in 54 Bank of England Bullion. LONDON, Oct of bullion il on bul- 10, I from the 1y £15,00 ra 19, umotint of En s Rentes. 0 Thre ent unt, ancisco Mining Quotations, 0t The offictal mining stoeis toduy ANCIS 0, 1o Cal 10 Ophir ¥ Vi Hhi York Mini Oct. 10, fniag stock Quol The following Juotitions: re the 0 .18 Homestnko 2 150 | Horn Silver @) [lron Siiver |Mexican Ontario Ophir Plymonti Savage, Slerrn Novada | Union Con | Yellow Jacket e, it urry 15, Mo., Oc oday and Following aré the closing blds | Montrose. 1| Suunll i1 )| Stiver Age Sanros, rels per 1o be 1he trado also Cockrell in whent hotders ¢ \datic < in s wnced when it would she reported Lo the repo agreed to stend < prod s Corm ecipts eve tho price Wost are Cables we The weat bulk of th tion, U for fur iblo 1,600, Is down nd will %0, 8 o the of short | ber cont CHICAG Co. to 8 contiined stitution United All b Clearanc demand whe in Mark nd ably in do” mot look fo wnless ¢ While ex z00i poli The long of corn w This und selling stocks to in Ohje board, short Oc tnue i corn mo looked, there Is Provisi Kets an Dears an looks sti o The w bulk of U he to e heef stoc and stantiall A3, G, ) but one onrs of ¢ were from & bulk seli ) her twenty-t Monday proy DAdvied iy general out for The best U nrarke was du 1001, the 113 10 81 UATTLE 1 the quslity; 000 bazs; purehises for the 000 btz 7.000 bags; stock, New York Dry Goods M NEw York, Oct goods was fair. LONDON. Oct. OnICAGO, 111 ing market points and lack nd suficient to make un offset. Dec pretiy thoroughly closed out last week and on tion to adn K10 I be linnted sinply by olt delive ovisions wore steady’ als were in inelined to make Russ u and_Germany. Berlin were™ hi t and floy arket did not show o short terest contained vwen reduction probably promise to be bt vod at the Heht miyed Wis 10 shipi averaging Santos Coffec Market. Oct. 10.-Coflea, good avel 10 kilos. . Reeeipts durin United States, ents to the Unitod States, 0,00 bivgs. Ket. 19.—The demand for dry Orders for spring continued feature, but there was some spot o for fature wants, particularly in CotLon 500ds. Foreign Oil Market. 10~ LINSEED OIL—1)3 1) 14 @ 205 per ewt. TURPENTINE SPIRT 510444 per ewt. raders Talk. Oct. 19.—Counselman & Day to The chief eause of weakness us liguidation of speculative of liberal recoipts ut of export, do- We expect on to depress the market until prices rewed export buyi Corn opened Yinpathy Wwith markets, but on libéral purchases by shippers Uecame apparant that the visible w a lurge decrease, Vessel agzents an detlve inquiry for ocean freights. ‘ember pork seeied to huve been Bros, todiy W o account othe that the Lalinn ministery report favorably upon the propost- it American pork the market raied need 17e from the 0w point. ueis b in o5 ihd ought to have some farther Fonc- Dupce & Mc- L0EINOUS Fo- D frow the north- 10 the efféct that receipts thero will the railrond facilitics. alinost every source. ler in the northwest was clear. The e soliing was in the way of liqu 4 was fivm for near by, rather easy The deerease in the vis= ed. The local stock 1000 of - all grades 2486 much this month. within . moderate ek Support as the market hid ca overing of short nos, partieu ines in December. While p clined 1o cover their sho acts tho manufaciurer: le for Ju s oct, 1. —Kenneti. 1 Vhorter: The moruin e pupers rtalk and discussed sub- grain for wheat to feed Heavy storms in the wero wlso reported. sthnulating - effect, s were not farge, hut @ 2000 export was reported from seaboird. Clostng contradictory, Liverpool and ng lower, while'Mirk Lano and her, English and” forelgn wiero quoted 4d to Is hizher Lune. and Now York reported i good on United Kingdom orders. The el snap at the close, is doubtless conside Croased us fo markots follow our depression W substantial recovery t ubles come in- unexpectedly pecting mucn lower prices it ey to follow a sharp: bronk side 100ks safest for w turn. ere sonie in exeuss of estiuiutes wnd elzht curs of the new erop. the woikness of wheat induced froo the outset under which prices way materially The lurge in the visibio ecutting down 32,000,000, three-guarters of whiel o, Now York ind in transit to the nder this condition itis not safo tosell tober and November, though they will sell lowor I the wedther sihould con- 10 for shipping and recoipts of new oxpeetations. Tt must not bo over however, thut stocks of old cor aunzerously small and that 10 oxcellent Europoan demund ons continue heavy with other m Becwise of continied i erin I luree 1eceibts daily Liower for the future EwaY Swartz & rywhero were of wheat. Advl ve lower 5 O o 1 ine 00 Wais HOW haraly 0. 111 AL Mc 150me w of other kins & Kiuzdom s had a and orrow weuk, is not 100 far. Jecelpts SEOCK MARKETY. OyARA opens with the 1l i very for o Ot 10, 1801 L viest run of Jight run of hogs. atmado up 1o coted, slow and sndition, both ero in denin Feolers sold at sul y steady” prices. Recelpts were 281 T houd, the' Largest number over ro yards in one day. kEverythin train sold Fofore i o'clo i WS Were eatight uh a8 xoon i they ted. Good o eholeo cows s Vecders trade was uetly i £2.3) to $2.50, was Lhe usiial lght hree cars, about t and the quindity rathes wd An gonaral s from Ohledgo wore inelined to by were bidding lower oudy prices und t K ¢ AL very © 0se to Saturday’ henvy and nediu VIt o WILH i few at 81,2 t louds sold fr slow on the Inz demand for L the peus Wers o bulk selling from 8.1 W Saturdiy, and the g Wb shide lower Otficlal recs of with Lt Satu k. The i on i offerings wero 1 range wonerally com as desirable beef steers uud cows were cek I lowe s and but Steidy Monday’s run, runeven but and i it i th burish nd i reront BEE JESDAY ind ne dy pta of hozs, 1000, s compared with 6,0 Saturday and 150 flast week, Market was rather dull 1y 1 s Sat firm. ot dos slow i good denind wedk <te Hoas--Offielal wece SiEsr—Of as compared with Monduy of last werk at fully steady prites fnl - roceipts 01 Saturday and none Market wis active Dispositic and disposition shown by the Dooksat the Utilon Ste ny f twenty=foar hours. Ky ., October 18 and 19, 1 RECKIPTS R rStock. Receipts and Ofielal re 1 K Yards ending ut CATILY THous TR A Cars, | Head, | Cars. [Tlend. | Cars. | Head $L6n ' DISPOSITION. Hivers G Packing com G Hammond ¢ Swift & Co Cudinhy Packiig co Nelwon Morriy Shippers and £ Leftover Total 1o rsentative Sales, 1S AND PEEDEI Av. Pr. No. Repr STOCK No. Av 1o ¥ 240 STEERS, 1040 COWS, 108 00 00 200 FERS RTAGS 576 2 28 BULLS, 11360 215 CALYES. WESTERNS, Pr. No, W. J. Tronsill. 4§20 hcows Ora Haley. B3 0lsteers .. i 35 Kirk & Dyer. 4 cows.... 1 <teer.. Av. Av. Thsteers. . 152 . 112 42 stoors 121 11 120 1steer 125 cows G cows.... 1088 2 15 41 steers 155§ 00 Milwaukee and Wyomls 60 feeders . 193) 2eows.... 140 Swan Land 10 cows.... 014 Tesche Investment dCows..... ST ttle company. 210 4 stoers® 15 st 2 stec 5 steors. 1cow 200 5 feeders 340 P, H. Williams, 1700 280 40 cows w2 2 17 cows. W. Mars, 105 78steers... 180 193 feeders Late Saturday. stoerst.. MG2 200 2steersh. steers. .. 1215 2 Scholis & Peterson. 163 175 122 feeders. W. B. Doyle. 250 T1steers... it 14 cows 41 cows 11 cows 1 steer. 52 steers 45 cows 17 feeders 103) 1241 07 113 steer cows ... 1183 1074 2 bulls. 1 but 138) 1520 1200 6 feeders.. 002 feeders.. 1021 Py % 10 i i 15 SHEE TFour loads of western sheep wore recelved, pod condition und sold nand is good and the ! i iy it @10, i to zood nutives are 1rkot stron quotablo ut westerns, common from §50 0 $150; lum b nepn ATIVE SALE No. 2% western wethers 1) western mixed western wethers 100 western wethers . 8410 .10 3 410 RO Avound the Yards 28 84345, WU run of hogs. attle receipts. 5 about. steady. Recelpts yosterday 25 cars, The sneen market strons. Bullc of hoz saies $4. 1500125, About a hundred londs of eows. General cattie market 5a10e lower. Heaviest eattle receipts on record. Mixed western sheep brought 34.10. Some good western beeves brought #4.05 Four thousand sheep in Chicago, steady Kansas City had 9,050 cattle, steady (0 810w Kuausus City reports 4,00 hogs, steady to weak: Feeders shipped Saturday 20 ear Chicago reports 25,0600 hogs, tower. Bost cattle strong in Chicago, others steady. Chieago hid 22,000 cattl af Top hogs in Chicugo. $4.63; bulk of sales, # @340, Shipnients curs fall. Top hogs In Kansus City, #1405 bull of sales, G5 Estimated receipts of hogs at Chic today, 24,000, On’ the pondin nogs sold 40, @AU; wveruge cost, 4.8 pounds. Joand T L. nid hogs lier Delta, Colo., was represented by the B. & M. Cattie compiny. J. D. Boyles, a w Oréte, had cattio here. The jors' Grain and Stock company of Hooper sent in hozs. J. Buck, Essex, Lu, a well nad hogs on the market. W_ Murphy brought in thre from North Plitte, Sttt of Coln, Ty p marketed cittle, mpbell of Laird, Colo., 104ds of western cattlo, Stevers & Co. of Vaul, Ta, and M Aol sent over hogs. v, 1L Splding & Co. ot Ozden, throe cars of horses here. ). C. Weleh, u well known stockman Clurinda, Ln., Sentiovor a car of hoss Bon Hershoy, geprominent ranchman NOKh PIatie, SUL = SRR W. J. Reed of Uva gnd A, T. Coriett of Ruw- 1%, Wyo, hird horsgh at tho yurd J. 0. Mullen, J. Mokin and Tos Deisiflier seni T eatelo from Uy The Ozallnla Cggghe company sent teen cirs of cattld from Gillette, Wyo. B. C. Humphrey brought over oue car of cattle trom ONag and ono trom lowi Uity Lu. Echoes & Poterson of Reno, Colo shibpors, Wora in Fggoriny with tive cattie W. E Hozle of Kweb three loads of cothd, ul two londs. 7 i The Milwaukeo ompany of Uvi eatt W. N shipper from lied Cloud of eattle L. Hoebel & Cc of Campbelland hitd hogs here. Ora Haley, the Brought awl s, Wyo, The 8 1 \ traln o Top i head. [ weak saturday, ST cattie, 520 hogs—41 . o for Monday a year ago bulk of siles, §,00 average welght, 205 cambley of Alexandria, 8, D, 1l known shipper trom kuown shipper, cars of eattle and & Dunham of brought In four Hutton of R Utah, had of of in nine- western leuds of olo.. ) Fred was in Meyer with with teeder anl 0 three caks Richurdson, an oxtensiv Vrough of Hildreth, 1. Gund & Co. Fishor & Sinonvk of Praguo 1 knowa Wyoming rang four cars fron yany b in loaded at wnd and Cattle con cars of eatii nes Crimining 1. A. Crane of 1 b A 1 of biair and M. Can non 0f Colfnan hi hor Dowlinz & I V& €00 1o ot N ond and ad Ak i had It f Wyo. L1l it in six foad Hob. wttle fro 5 of ®ame Ao, ot ordany Bouton Robertson of Senuyler. W. 8 of Tecumseh, E. M. Sacketi of Al 1. Bacon, Cozad, w1l had Logs here A L. Dunbam of Walcoit. Colo, brought i 1 Wyoming Investmont | OCTOBER 20 1891 tirr o cars of western catt'e, €. I Hewett & . fourteen 1 T'he Cattlo company fron Iawling, Wyo, © marketed tirer Duffy nt fn oleht Ryan Br two ary it a1 Chic i e BEE. Ivo Stock Market 10, 1al Telogram e cuttle were not as or for the corres But they were lurge ahead. Following Jarze ne for Tast Monday ponding period Lt yeir mountiig to fully 1 CIoSeiy upon (he fioels of Lhe enorimnons t ire rded for Tast week (noarly w,000 head S doubiful that selers wouid fiave hoen: al Lo ol up prices, for o fact Uiat tis woek's un expeeted HOW quite pronounced fl ‘ Thiers Wwis o uppearance of urgency In the dem-nd from fny Guartor (i sales were <low at formor prices, except inx wood to choice grades. The latler wore none too plentiful and were firmly held. The SUPBIY. WS 1 yof about 050 natives, Lot which were 0f common quality, and rangers wh ) averaged conin Extrn shipoing would hinve broug from 315 none of that s offered cntire supply, ehanee hands _helow $£5.00, Inrge |‘lll‘v4‘ it lmm\l #5305, Natlves wore quoted ' ut from §.00 10 8040, westorus v from $L2 1o S and Texans w from #1.00 t & There wis some specalative. deuand for cers und quoted at trom #1755 1o $5.50, : i Today's hog sale In the Buriineton Roek Island divisi active all wround and the average ot Guality « rod. atiout the siie Saturday. Sales of chofee heavy around 44,50, und the bost of the 11 were taken it from #4510 £ 4) extra quulity sold se above thoss fizures. 1t 100Kk good hogs o Dring s muen as $.40 and therewere really fow trades al higher prices From 8§ %t bouzht the sreator pirt of the medfum and hoavy we 1 from $1.10 (02150 the bulk of the The averige anality was poor The Evening Joarnnl coipis, 10,0005 Slipnients, 1. A1 Steors, 1 WGE.00: ringor DeEs, R0 GBI StocKers, 821 HOGS—Kecelpts, 1h00; 8 market lowers piekers ana shippers, 44ik55 prime heavy and butehers' #4104, lected Tight S D0; shipments, 100 IMAFKOL @ SIde stronZers westhns wnd mixed: BT, Texans, $LAGEAT; Tambs. #5000 Kansts City Live Stock Market. KANSAS Crry, Mo, Oct CaTrE - Re- colpts, 0.30); shipments, 5,187 market, stendy: and feeders, #2.00@5.70, HOGS—Keceipts, 4,290; shipments, tsteady:bulk, $616@ 4505 ali grades, Altiost th sto twis steady 0o little w nnevenne in the Tt was prices s for lozs werd nt welkhits A few of the Ker Lhts 1iznt. CATTLF Market fireu s, & 510 can- 11,000; £ ihits, iprients, 860; mnr- .00 SieLe—Rocolnts, i shipments, 2 ket woak nar St. Louis iive Stock Market, Lovis, Mo, Oct CATTLE-Rove pts, Shinnients, 25 0 ly: wood 10 ntives, $3.0005.95: fair to €ood natives, W05 00; Tekans and Indians, £.5 @1.00, o3 Rteceipts, 5000; shipments, market wouks heivy, HA@I50 mised, 440 11ght, #1545, s, L1000 fi 100: NG Country rrod eneral market, 181 HUTTBR-Pcking | stock, country, 16 1Se. Povay--Spring chickens, sionally, #00 §s touched: ehoice £1.00w5 ce. 210 N@iitie; good Sld’ hens, FATAL DUEL WITH STILEITOES. Mexican Gallants Fight to the Death Over a Woman, Sax Axroxto, Tex., Oct. 19. iano Viasco and Espinoro young Mexican gallunts of for some time been payin the same Spanish senorita. Sheis a hand- some young lady, but refusea to encourage one suitor more than the other. Tho two rivals decided to sottle the contost by a duel to the death, They chose a smail room in an old unoccupied hotel, in tho Mexican quar ter, for the scene of the combat. They went there alone at midnight last nignt, and strip- ping to the skin begau the battle, ‘each usine along sharp stiletto. They had been fight- ing for somo time, wheu the attention of n poticeman was attracted to the place by the noise. Ho forced an entrance, and found both men in & tervible condition. Bach was covered with blood which was flowing from many cuts. ‘They were separated und taken to thie hospital. Thoy will both die. Thirtcen Smugglers Arrested. Pourraxn, Ore., Oct. 19.—The Oregonian’s special from Port Townsend, Wash., says that thirteen smugelers were captured on San Juan island yesterday by the revenue cutter Wilcott. Marines are guarding the islund, and it is expected the entire pang will b6 captured. The smugglers arve said to be well organized and their operations are extendea over a wide territory. BACGILLT T BLOOD, | TRecent experiments as read before the last Congress of Surgeons at Berlin, leave no doubt 1hat the true way o CLEAR THE SYSTER O MICROBI is through the pores of the skin, It has heen found that & remedy which kills the Mi- crobi will also destroy the life of the patient; but it has also Been found ihat the Microbi can be forced out through the skin, and it is in this way that relieves the system of poicon. ;‘SE_S* o AVING SUFFERED wmuch from Conia- gious Blood Poison, after wing half a dozen hottles of Fs% !g TI Was RESTOR- ED TO PERE arvi, und all eruptive s aisappe L at liberty Lo muke nny use of my siaterent that you wish.—J. Crosrx Third Avenue, Pittshurg, ('a. Treatize on £lood and Skin discases mafled free, Diaw LEWLT S V. Victor- Romirez, two thiscity, have their respects to N Mastor's Sale, In the Cirenit Courtof the Unit tie Distriet of Nebrask The Manhattan T ant, vs. The Nebr Compuny. Defendant FORECLOSUIE OF MORTGAGE. Publie notice s hereby ziven thit in pursn ance and by virtuo of i deerce entered in the Ahove canse on the H0th day of June, 180 1, Ellis L. Blerbower, special mastor in el v i’ said court,’ wiil, on sird day of “tober, 1501, at thé hout of ten o'clock in'the Drenoon of sl iy, 4t the north door of i United States court houso and postofice building, in the eity of Omaha. Dous oy, stuto and dlstriet of Nebrusko, 1 salo and free from liens the fo 1o serlbed property of the Nehrasia ¢ ern Railwiy Company. to-wit Aliind sin-ular its Hne of railroad in the state of Nebraska, extendin from i polnt at OF neir the town of Covinzton. i the county o Dukotit, to & po'nt ahout one wilo west ot O'Nelll, in' Hoit county, Nebrisii, beinz the prosent wostern ternd nis thoreof, tozether With all side tracks of said main Hine, ielud Tz Hahs-0f-wiry, roid beds. with all'the cul- Vorts, hridges. fonces, stations, sidings dey and station groundsand houses, enzgine houses and maching shops, and all other buildi A eroctions appertaining unto 1ine o wity. stozether with Sall tinber. mates vl and property used for the construetion. oquipment or operation of sufd rond o constituting a part of the Simie Chine shops, fixt 00 Fonul property used ilong or i connvetion round and belonging to said road, and ull encines, tenders. cars and muchinery Kinds of rolfng stock. now ownel by siid de foudunt. and ull luaschold rizhis and terminil facilities, and wll its vizhts and privilozes therein or apnertiining thereto, an Lall frin- chises now owned by wroad com- v within the state . Sald sulo to be miude day of salp there shall i by Liw pur suiticlent 1o cover the amount of il intervening claimants ind ero itors w Bhve fiied eluts in this action, tozether & s AUCIENE W cover Tntercst there a1l costs hore n i fee plninint s trustee, hut 1 o 0.00 and thast the remainder \d sile not o bo elfvets Y the cour ure | by the tru 1) o 0 States for v pany, Compluine ska and Westérn Ruilway In Chincery, St C 1 West- i p! hlerelin, or upon or with tho Hne of said ind on the )iy Wity n and it the pur nfirmation 1 untl con Shou firmat pons of the Compnuy 1y et iz duc sueh b for ¢ $OW \‘l. Ancory ELLIS 1 gpealal M STRONG & CADWALADER, N L. WEBSTEN, leitors of Complainants. Bk 000-13-20 M | | OM{\HA Manubeturers” and - Jobbers DIRECTORY. I WNINGS AND TENTS, Omaha, Tent & Awn- BAGS AND Bemis Omaba Bag Co, Tup and Manita | : | | TWINES. Flour Sacks Birlaps and Twine BICYCLES. H. Perrizo & Co M. 0. Daxon. 1408 Dolgo Stre «01d on monthly Sond for our eatalosng Lapdatlld and prices. & Farnim at, Ot BOOK BINDERS und STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heinta, Printers, bindors, eloctrotynors, blank fact irurs 115 Howard s )0k manu BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-Cce Shoe Compaty, 10 Howard Siree o e el0na prieos T cash buyers, and hle Wit merehants wms, Van Aer- | Kitkendall,Jones& Go nam & Harto WholesatoManifatnr'rs Awentafor Hoston T 1212 Darney steaot. | bor Koo o 1%, 101 Omata, Nob A 1105, 1oy Straot e e e e BOXNES ] v1e. I/I'I.‘ John L, Wilkie, Lou 1is He Ihr alia paper actory | Rutel tehers and Packers, Jith & St Mary's Ase,, | Pools and suppiios. 1 Orders promptty aise. | By A A Faetory, ¢ We are mat making a Wil CARRIAGES, W. T. Seaman, Omala's Largost Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, —_— e CARDP LT CLOTHING. Gilmore & Rull Manufacturers a Whole ate. Chothiors, 1109 Harney stre Omaha Carpet Co,, Carpets, oll, cloths mat- tings, curtalu goods,0t0 1611 Douglas stre (‘II:J I, " West & Frite rhnr, Manufactures fine elzars Jobbers of leat ta 1011 Farnan COAL, COKE, EIC. Lime ., Hard and soti con! | | Hard and sofe co 108 Parnam stroct Owalin, American Fuel Co., Shippers anl ¢ anthracite moas coal. 215 8. 19th stre " Nebraska Fuel Go., 258, 13th Street, Omana, Neb, Johnson Bros, 014 Farnam Streot, uha, Neb. Omala, Neb. f2d 1ron Cor Window ). skylight | i I‘] MENT AND LIME. " Oo,| Gady &Gny, DRY GOODS. M., Smith & Oo,, | Kilpatriok - Koch Dry Goods Oo., Dry goods wlwvw;-nlc' mrr"“; m.l[ ard Sts Dry koods. notions, fur- nishing goos £ 11th ana Howard. AND PROVISIO A. 8. McWhorter m 16 Pemd of Trad Trokers. Private wirey to New York, Chieagd and St. Louls. Cashgraia ught F. 0. Swartz & Co, Sraln, Provistons rivate wire to St (i and Chicngo. Rooss Board of Trade,omh Exchnnge bld'k, 8. Ommb: GRAIN | ! ryan Commission Co | Al g Ny L K1d'g. Privato wire ¢ s and buyers, | 1 to New | ¢ CREOSE! Board HARDW Reotor& Willielmy Co | Liee- Glark-Andreesen Hardware O, 13th and 1arney, Omuh Omalia | Nob. —_— IRON WORKS. ARE, Cor. 10U and Jackson Ste Omaba Safo & Tron Works A Lurglne “Paston & Vierling T Works, Wranght and puliding work o annt s Work 4 Proof safes vaults, jall foundrey, work, 1ron Ahutters and blacksmitl fire oacapos A Ry. wnd 17th 8¢ drcon, Tt &) LIQUORS Ter &0s, | R R Grotte, "L Kirsoht & Co, | Frick & Herberts, Wholosalo Liguor Deal'rs | Wi 07409 8, 10¢h St | 01-505 S, 10th St i it LUMBER. @ W. Douglass & Co Hardwo John A Wakefiold, Iported, Amord Tand an lor Milwan Hydenulle Comen Quiney Whity Lims 1 Lumbor 1510 Notth 16th Stroet Charles R, Lee, Mardwood luihe carpets and parqu Hoorin, 9t and Douglas, 21 D)uglas Stroet — NOTIONS. MILLINERY A, Stonehill, ¥, Notions,Cloaks Kite I st AND L Oberfelder & Co, Importers and Jobbers n Millinory 210 and 212 South 1k Streot — INSTRUMENTS, ETC. Max Moyor & BroGo| A, Hospo, Jr, M Jowelers, dealers (n | Planos, Organs, Artlste’ musleal Instruments Matorials, Ete. m and 1ith, Milling 203 o118 8, 1 Omaha. | MUSICAL 1513 Douglns Streot. OYbThRS Platt & Oo., Oysters, Flsh and celery, 419 Bcuth 10th 8t ¥id Cole M $olidated Tank Line C Rofined_and Gils, nxla gr B Ruth, Co, Tt A, oL, Mazingor. rropuc OMMISSION. Ribbel & Smi S:hroedor & O, | Dealers in country p Cash buyers buttor ani Robert Purvis, | E. B. Brawoh & Oo, J217 Howard Stroet Produce, frults of all Wrlte for prices on bt e D ke poultry, and 3 " o. 15th wnd Haraey Streots. Kirschbraun & Sons, | Jas, A, CGlark & Oo., | Butter, cheese, egz1 Butter, | poultry and game. 609 South 13th Street gics and poultry. 1200 Howard Street Bates & Co., | frutts, pe et Country produce. vegetables. groo Uinities. tens, wplce 41710 S 1 St PAPER, l.l BBLI G mmi Omaha Rubber Oo., Manufucturers and job- rs all Kinds rubbor 1y 1k Garpenter Paper Co. | ! Furnam Street SKiEDS | SOV James Hughes, Stovesrepnirs of wli kinds Cooks and iluaters 07 8. 1ith Stroot. Emerson Seed Co, | Seed growers, doalors In jnrdon, krass, graln and tree weods 421-423 South 1ith AL SUPPLIES. DETROLT -AUTOMATLC Electric Moto )y (o cns i ien'l ' ELECTRI “Wolf Electrical Co. 1614 Capltol Aven FARM MACHINERY. E1C. Parlin, Crendorff &| T. G, Northwall, Martin Co., wastorn ahar Plow co Corner Jones and ot 8ts Lot Omaha, Neb. 1349-1351 Shorman Ave. e FLOUR. R. T. Da C.a Manager at Omaha. | Cor. sth ana Jackson Sty Omaha Milling Go., Morchant Mil Ofico and MUL IS North | Tith Strect AL Kinnes, Lito neral is Mill Go £, F. Gilman, Lith Stre Lig 1015-16-17, N, B Black e FURNITURIE AND CARPLETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., niture Co, A eohn Iture and earpot Stront sors L0 & Cosy Grace and ith $ts. Omaha Fur 1151119 Farna ISHING GOODS, | 3. . Robinson Notion (o, "URN GENTD'S as, P GLASS, PAINT, OLL A ND DRUGS. Keanard Glass and | J. A, Fuller & Go,, Paint Go,, 2 Douglas Stroot, 031412 Hasnoy & 0o,y iworth St Bruce Blake, 03 Loy | ireaa'd 1t st | W 17 and | Onimha, Neb. Owat, Nob N e e GROCERIES Meyer & Raaple, Paxton & Gallag 8loan, Jo: ot and 1 D. M Steels& 0o, 12011205 Jones Btreet, | Omaha, Ne Omahn, No [ MoCord, Brady & 02, Allen Bros,, 1 and Leavonw GUNPOWDER — SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC Bohn Sash & Door Oa Munnfaoturers of moulds ings, blinds. doors, ote. O do Bl M. A, Dishrow & Co, Ma ors of s Al Ulilnds and mould g, Branen of fiee, 1200 and Tzard Sts. | Rtoom 42 STEAJ AND WATER SUPPLIES U, Wind Engine & | A, L, Strang & Sous, Pump On., | Talliday Wind Milly b Jones Stroet. | acting mana i'e et 10021004 Farnam Streot. i Omaha. Ne Consolidatod Goffeo Compay, | —t—————— TOVN, | BILLIAKDY, T, Hardy Ooy | e B, Hardy O .| Balke-Oollender 0o, va, dolls fanoy goons, Nouso (e’ | pyiara m ieing goods, cbild- | ) 4 enrringes. | ar, e s 110 Furnam Streot O SOUTH OMAHA. UN STOCK YARDS LIMITED A.D. Bover & Go, | Hunter & Green, 30 Exchange Bul handise, n fixturos, l0th Stroet, i ™ o, % Exchango Bullding in South Omaha, 'CALTIIOS Free, il & Vit too Uit CALTo will & Frsalons, o Varlcocele Vigor. it and pay if satisfied, -+ VON MOHL €O, o Amariet AR YOURSELF! i 1 \'M Chemical 0>, Cure, NEBRASISA National Bank 0, & DEPOSITORY, . OMAUA NEB Cupital $400,000 Surplus 653,000 THoury W. Vates, Prosident: i GR Maurios W Huezh G 0l W ort pow.ier, Atlas bl $ive blasting caps, fuses 4l Llaruey s ireet Gy, It G Cushlog, J. N. B rick, W, 15 3 Hughes, Cashier o THIS IRON BANK, Corner i2th and Karnaw sta. Geoeral BaakingBusiuess Transacted