Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1891, Page 6

fll‘E SPECL'L.\V'l']\'E MARKETS. It Was an Duvenally T A FRACTION LOWER. WHEAT OPENED Noon Animated the a Bateh of Weak the Bot= Eharp Tise at Sftuation Bt Cables Kinocked tom Out, ta the « hened and Ont, 2, Wheat oper than Tt soon stron in the last hour. At the hot- pening Onrcaao. 111 fignres Lust night sold up fron: 40 16 % eate {break and elosed ndecic toi figures veak weakor in th seliing was attributed (o or tone and to rather fro the weakness of yesterday d favorable weather the northwest Kening factor. But thie rhod and thers were (i 1 the mar New Yorl wtures were the Hght receipts Duluth, which togethe st 1 storday he good seabourd export the reduction of 1,100.000 hi ntof wheat and flour on o [ gothor with the New York hoying, the shorts. who beg Logun, | &00d buyer Kett-Hopiins f good 1ine on the early puyers nlso lot 16 of il whent carly on the ndvance. Deceriber Agalnst et o close yoster sleadily 10 (e, sgeed off 1 Btaaidy fora time around 9t At about noon there wis o shurp riso duriig which fic was toushied for an instant. Then o whole, bateh of wenk eables came fna bunch. - Ber- 1in was quoted af from | to 2njarks off, Liver- pool froni I8 to 2 1ower. Pats 20 centines. and Antwern 25 contimes fower. On this there was a rusl to sell nnd the bottom went out. De cember tanbled (oo and 108t ¢ Corn wiis strong during most of the scesion, especlaily tho near by fu . on secount of e decrénsing stoekx of ol corn. Stoceks ar Tow, only abaut (00.000 b of contract grade being now in store, with a good demand for nsh corn, and the Current recelpts are rather lght. "iiie old bull el led by, Bartlett: zor, wiis helping the advince. Poole Sher- 1 wis about the best fndividinl buyer, but shorts gencrally were anylous und Uying to cover, Neuh tho close When whout went' to pieces, corn broke In sympithy with it nnd closed siightly Ligher than on yesterduy. Novomber opencd at 4<ie and Hold up to 405 e, bt when the slump’ came dropped to 48%¢, st which it closed. Oats fol- Towed corn in {1< luctuutions and closed with an advanc 1o 1'3¢ on the near fu= tures, HoJ products were also under the influcnce of thie corn m heing firm during the fore noon and weak durlng “the afternoon, The fluctuations were confined 1o u moderate and the close shows a 10 In_conipiri- With yesterday’s last vrices of from 5 to toisse n lurd and ¢ to 10c in The contine tor threshing o 8 buying Other wea were readily ordor trer at Minne got only 5 onrs, Al \rs ovement und and Miln in the session Jers, MeDougall sold & wdvanco and sore of the Pardridee coverod b put itout wgain ¥ wdvanced wid held Bodman were with Ken A from & ca Tho lending futures ranzed as follows: OPEN, WG | LOW. |[CLOSE, fra o y iy [l “ i ik Octoner 4 5 B3 Novembe @l Nov Muy RS POIK ber. ember. Decem January .. BHOLT R October Novembor. Janunry.. Tistorny Seen - 1rivie, #1105 Pork—Mess pork, pee bul, 38, 50@8,624: Do ot R Ao E1ba A16s (aret Bk 600 dry siaited shoulders (boxed), #6100 short cloar sides (hoxed), $5.00@7.:0. Wiisiky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal, LINS BucAns-Cut loaf. s@3sic; § wlated. 50 Standard Receipts wnd ship low ‘hanged. A 50 ents today were as fol- TTCLES Flour. barrels bushel NEW Youk. Oot, 2, HRUST OXDOILS, rket unehanged, noderately active, elosing vy sules, 25,200 bbls, Cony MeAL-Firu, oipts, exports, 5,114,000 bu of fut market unse in ts, 24,877 W7 sucks. los, bu of <por. Sp store and 4 @1.04 I rea. 1, FLOALGL05% 5 No. | tlons advauced 1070 on de- tiounton passage and foeal cover deciined 1010 foreluners aud - general alizing based upon the lar receipts s inerenso in erop estim closed e uudor yeste red, Ootober Az at $1.0275; D U@L, closing 030 1.0 hurd, #1063 0 1N sofiing i, iy, $1.0003021.05, 108 00T, eloshg Marel, L0005 olosiive ‘e $LI%: Apeil olosiu Mily, SLION@HLIZ February closing butl, nota gir Dull; No, eceints. 2,100,400 Snot at §1.10% Ryk BARLLY COiN bu; sales, of ‘spot. ¥i westorn, 08¢ Milwaukee, 200 b i of futy kod. 0710, OXDOrLs, s ibo o dull, searce: 30130 s afloati ded " mived, 63 Whit optious, onened up. furthe iwed @ 1o on Tight fecolhts and wants of shorts; declined @i with wheat, and elosed weulk utan advance of only @ise for the duy. Octobor. GHEi e, elosig. N Der, 61@hi4e, closing B1i0: Doe elosing, ple Fobry ipts, 114750 bu; bu; sales, 4055,0.0'bu of futures; G000 by of #pot. 8pot mirket highorund netive for ox- port; options stronger and active. Octoho elosing we; November, #ily Decenmber, 3500, elosh . closing Sihe: No, 2 whito, . weatern, Sitaie; No, 1 white, Quiot, steudy, Firnier, quiot YEFEE— Ot ) up: elosed stea Yo, eloslug, oxDOrts, od steady, 10@15 points DOINLS 10 siles, 47,150 Digs, BULAGRLG); NOvem e ; mbor, FULAMOILD: Tanuary, $10.807 Mur G083 April, $10807 May, BIOROE 1085, Bpot Rio, quiet; No. 7, 812,25 _Suaan—Dullund stéhdy: refined, quiet, vasy: 6, 3c: No. (111603 #0100 No. 10 3§51 No. 1, 5160, M i RICE - ASES—Now I L0 fane T TOLEUM--Opencd weak, and aftor & flue- fon becawe dull and Fomabied 5o until Jber options openod 1 TTON SEED O1L—Dul) PALLOW=—Dull weuk: eity (8.0 udy L and steady; 066 Western, Ries Orleans, firm and quiet; domestle farr to for pkigs) 44 “Fancy receipts, pinckages JoL—-Qulvt, stoudy, dowestic s pulled, waie; Toxus, 164040 PoK--Moderate domund. steady ; old mess. 1000 now wess, $IL00 extra priwe, $10.50 11,00, Cir MuATs Noyemb Lann stein, ¥ Btis e BurTen wosiern Cibkpsr flecee, 0@ Stoady, quleti short clear, ate deniand: western tier November Tianuary. 3060080 Quiet, fivns westorn diviey, o oreumery, 20@ie; Kl Moderavo demand; sie kI, 460750, \teriea. $LAMODIS.00. 1, firmers lake, Octo! il domestic, #.i wtoudy: #2 10, mode sales. ombor. 4,600 dy wes ver, #1210 Liverpool Markets, Oot. 2.~ WHEAT-Quiet siicr moderately. No | Callforuls, s ; holders SHiGs 'Y cindt ting Day On | here of wheat als in 01 per contali wostarn wheal. n rod winter, 58 bdass 4 . 1 ASLENECO duys were 10000 T B100) At e recoipts of duys were per ¢ « Market, The heavy un Minneapolis Whe MINSEAPOLIS, Minin., Oct loading of long Wheat' yesierday gave rise to thit u reaction might come this morning, but on \I-uir‘ ppeared to an apprecial Few nnd general wenk Jesa eharacterized Lusiness up to that time. Thero was a general feeling of uncer- tninty, although & rally was predioted quite freely ut different (imes during the day The “market ned ut ke and firmed up to 0% and then to dlc, The rest of the morning was made up of the fluctintions between O1o nd 0135¢ There was a brenk after the noon Nour, but it dia not come tili lute. Wheat sold below 0e the close, the first thue in Sevoral weeks. Ihe longs kot little fright- ened from lower closing hles and the gen- eral outside situation, and a rapid decli Started a fow moments hefore the close. The TMEKet went (0 M% e, and then there was o re- covery 1o %, but @ decline in Chicago was followed by a break here, and with geadual fletintions sold down to u elose at 80%c. May Thie eash whent and prices were pit. 'No. 1 northern sold ot 175 ears beinz tuken nunt of low grade and w 1d. Botone | of_frosted Recelpts today we a Clo October elosed ot comber, opening B0%e, highest 91 Jowust805e, closing 8045c: Muy opened highest Vi%e, lowest market was fairly active tter sustained than in - the from e to H1%¢, Thero was a lur. groat deal wis was reported. inz prices Ka v Markets, KANSAS Ciy, Mo, Oct. 20.—FLOUR changod: patents, $.000550; extra 2. 2: funcy. #2062 15, cholce, XXX, $1.7502.00, WiEAT - Lower; No. Octobor, 82 bid: No. Conry-IFirm; No. Firm faney 00 £1140 bid; ke, October, hird, cash, red, cash, cash, 474 bid3 3, cush and October, 26iie FLAX 8%, Fle and nuehar prafrie, $i5) i dw grades, #0000 6.0, Birrei- Stoady and nchanzed 2igie: aairy, W6@e: store packed, Eaas—Ilrmer at Ve, WECEIPTS - Whout 0its. 0 by SHIPAENTS oats, 5000 bu £6.00; .00 o o timothy. clhio crenmery, Wit 5,55 bus corn, 500 bug Wiheat, 66.0 0 bus corn, 2,500 bu; Louis Markets. et 2043 St. Niow, AT—Wealk; iay. $1.60 cash Stpady; cash, Ponk - Weaks #1000, LAt~ Woak WiisKEy-—3 May. 8%, Aci May, 0¥ Kets. Wi Cincinnati Ma INCINNATL O, Oct 3 ved, WE07 Corx—Iirm: No, 2 mived, jc. Oars_stundy: No. 2 mised, Whiskry r—Lower; H@hie Milwaukec Grain \lurk«t. : No. 1 nort) No. i, cush, 513 OTs—Quict; No ot Toledo Grain Market. ToLkno, 0., Oct. 2.—WREAT—Lower; and Octobor. 16 ke. Coux—Dull; cash, OATS—Quiet; cush, 2 STOCKS AND cash BONDS. Nrw Youk. Oct. side from the arrival of another consignment of gold from the other side of the ocean and some announcements of reduced rates in the west, there was nothing of i nature o stir the sluggishness of specul t on today ana the stock market continued to drop until it beeame dull. the voiume of busi- ness being the smallest since the late activity Vogan to fall away. There was on the whole, however, a firmer tone to vne dealings and most stocks traded in are siightly higher. There was another spurt of activity and strength in the Vanderbilt stocks In the east. These advances, how- ey were the only movements of importance In the 1ist among the usually wetivo shares but the most striking advance y was in Adans Express which showed the aunounceniont, but the oflic company iy, after an examination of finances of that conpany, they find tha tsufrer in any way from the losses fn- vy tr Tho stock on several sales of ~m|llllnls rose The opening prices we hicher, slightly higher than those of last Ing but while the tendency of the undor the carly demand was o advar movement amounted to but little and’ the 15 hauimored o fow of the leading shares with somo offect beating the figures down helow _those of the openinz. In afterngon the spurt o bilts had the ellect up the entire list and bette reached ull along the line. Thoe suw u congiderable decling from those pr but the close was again firm though, and g Iy at close to the highest of the day. The "Sare almost all tn the direccion of higher prices, though a gain of 1 per cont in Luke Shoge was the only one of fmportance Onthe other hund Sigar, which had been husily wis decidedly weak and with o 108 o 1 per cente Guvernment bonds, dull and steady Aulland entirely neglected. “Ihho following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the Now York Stoe 20 today: prices woro lnte trading State, Atchison. iR do preforrod Adums EXprosw. Y. Contral.. Alton, Haute. L Chic. & St L o o o jreferrod. .. ‘638, 110% | O Nisstsipit. - 80| “do preferred Ontario & Westorn Oregon Tmprovem't |Oregon Nav Trans o Mail In Southern ntral Pucitic. .. penko s Oiio: alftado & Alton ohd Qg Gos R Bt itudson 1t oek Teiaid Do, LW i U S s IR St Sy ) i et |~ o brofesro: Fryrt B i, & M 0 20 preferred. 122 (S Taul & Oiuin Ko e *a0 preterred Chi ¢t Hocking Vatloy IO Cantrl e 101 W, St Do Paciic Bk e A W Wertors Uato Michlenn Contra Qhickativer M W 46 preForrad: M &S Ml aisndunt i Wiktontin' Contraj Mot s Ohto at Northern pid Nmhyiile (i it e Notrone s et pid. S [¥bikar Thast Nortihorn Paciie Soltharn Paciy i wretorrd Orion s L U I SO T Northwostorn.seeorecltd_|IE G: & W i The total sales of stocks today wero 120, shares ineludin Atchison, 10.070: Cax Southern, k517 Chieago Gas. 56403 Erle, 1 Loulsvillo & Nashvilio, 260; New York tral, 5,442 Northern Pucifie’ preferred, 3 aul! 81005 Unlon Puelfie, 6,112, Financial Keview. NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—=The Post says: are unquestionably too high alreidy to in- duce Investment or buying for the sake of the prosent dividends.. A bull movement of long continu ixt bo i mutter of doubt, Of course, It wo demonstrested the heavy wraln’ traflic would result largor distribution of profits to the holders, plirchises by favestors would . by logleal certainty, Dut It huppens thit this | the vory point ot issue, Keeent expericnce s taught the fnvestor that in o consider blo proportion of the railroad companies the Tnereise in eurninz tidn 10 be turned onve into paying off floating debts con from the 1osing business of tho lust two. 4 Pallman Paluce. © | Ronding vid b 430 Prices New York Money Market. NEW Youk, Oot Moxey o i 1o 4 por cent loan o tenit PiOE MERCANTILE PARET STERLING EXCHANC day bills und 86811 The follawing Lond oN W, closed @ Eusy: 8.8 for demund. Wers the elosing per: ) nt. Fsixty- prices on T e g U8 s coup U8 dign res Pacitic s of Lk, st fonn, 1 Toii. now kot o Tenn. new et s, Canudn S0. nds *Con. Paciile 1 Den. & K. G Den § 1.0 Erle 2ndy MK ST G MK X i N 1AL Mutuat 1164 | N, 0 Norib, 1L | North 57 | Northie 106 | North. Debent 1k g 10 T 1 Ui 1nt 10 Heta 85 Tr. Kot 1084 Ists. ancial Aotes Mo, Oot. 2. ~Clearings, $1, i KANSAS Crvy [ CINCINNATY, O, Oct. 20.—Money 6@ pe No. | | the %0 diseount. Clear- NEw YORK, Oct. 90.—Cearings. $146,172,705; balutces, %6,125,030 BALTIMORE, M. 434; bnlnnces, 16,415 Mesenig, Tenn, Oct New York ex chiange seliing at #1 prew um. Clearings, $715,- 8S8: balances, #144,200, Boston, Ma Oct. 20, —Clear! 104 Dalunices, $L8H10. Monoy, i Exchange 15 to 17 discount per #1,00 &1, Lovts, Mo, Oct. ™ —Cloarings Exchiunge on New York, 5156 discotint Cuicaan, 1, Oct. 20.—~New York exchange pur. Money., 6percent. Clearings, $15, Rterling exchanze, 1,81 for sixty duys nd 4.81 for sight dratts. Roston Stock Market BosTON, Mass, Oct. 2. tollowing were closing prices on stocks on the Boston stock market toduy 0c rings Money, 6 per cont 2. 16,10, 315 per cent HISI8 cont Atehinon & Topeka PR Boston & Albany.... 21 ' Huro Chi, Bur. & Quiney. Wig Kears H I Eastorn RIS x i Fitehburg R R « % Flint & rack Mans. Cont s Lana Co Mex. Cen. ¢ 207 San Diego Land (o N.Y. &N And Co 0id Colony Liig Caluinet & Hooin 1501 Store 8 Wis Cen, o Vuter Power Atloner 1. Co. (new) Atlantie Boston & Mont London Stock Market. Oct. 20.—~The fol elc quotations closing owing were the t4 . m Consols money....... s/ Erie scconds U S 4w 120 " iliinols Contral UL 8! #ign 14 St Pant common N Y. PR O Hirath... 5 Now York central nadian Paeltic .. Ul% Reading i 1 Mex. Con BAR SILVER 4150l pe Rutoof disconnt both short and three cent LONDON London sto 08¢ 1031y new s the open months market bills Bank of England Bullion. LONDON, Oct. 20.—Amount of bullion into the Bank of England on balunce tod £20,000, s Rentes. Pants, Oct Thres per @ii'se for the account cent rentes 06 01l Market LONDON. Oct LIxskEn O1L sy per quarter. Denver Mi DENVER, Colo., Oct. mining stocks today.” Feeling stronger general &mall advances. Sales, 0. losing quotations are us follows: Alloghany ST [Rialto Amity ¥ 214 uoning 1. Bangkog 4 Whale Batos Huntor | Ballarat Brownlow. 103 | Argonaut. Catllope 15 B India Cash Gold i Six Clay Count |Cluudin J Gettykburg. .. Contury... ... Gold Rock | Dimmon i Leavenworth, Denver ¢ Little Rule Muy Mazeppi Matchloss., oro. ¥ itock 2rlor Reed N Caleutta, 12 Stocks. 2).—Good bhusiness in nd {Gold Troasiire San Francisco Min Cal, Oct. 20.—The official mining stocks today Moo |Ophir tosi.. Sav o |Unlon Con’. Ctal Yellow Jack Best & Heicher. .. Bodie Consvlidited Chollar . . Cal Crown Po 5 Gould & Curry Halo & Mexican St. Lonis Mining Quotations, Louts, Mo.. Oct. 20.-Mining stocks dull; s few. Closing: Adwun o Amorican. i ranite Mountain. .1 474 Montrose. v MO0 | Siiver Age.. Boston Wool Marker. Mass., Oct. 20.—The wool market ady and quiet, With sales mostly in il lots. Good Olio'X seils at, 2 o@iie and quiet ¢, No. Lat Biasc Combing and delaine fleecos, fiem: No. § con.b ing, @e; Ohlo fine delaine. $a%ie; Michiz fine d Unwashed combin wools, e biood wnd 27 o ftory wools (n ste and ut 60@6le for cleun fine, dasse for fino fum and s5¢ for medinm. Californin and Oregon wools quict. Pulled wools in modor ate demand; supers, S0@c; oxtrs, Foreign wools firn. Hava TIAVANA, Oct. NGE—Qulet, Quiel. New York Dry Goods Market. NEw York. Oct. 20 —Business fndry goods was without change. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE @GOLD— S, OMATIA, Oot. pared with t gain of 4,000 . 1801, duy of atties and o Recelpts e lust week s| 1085 of N0 hog steady on good Leef stecrs [ and lower. Buteher Stuft was slow and 5@10c lower all around. Feeders firm. Tho run was Eogd, quality for the most part common. The hog réceipts were liberal, sovonty-four curs.and tho quality generally fair, thero bein a respectable proportion of good heavy ana buteher weizht hozs. The shipping demand was light and pac kers were practically the only buyers. the fresh meat meu taking less thin o thousind e Between t Othor murkets were report lower with heavy receipis, und the ‘feeling nt the opening of business' was rather weak Bids were unovenly lower, generally o b and troguently u flnt e lower than Monduy bod hoavy and butel hogs sold mostly at $L15. with o lowls at Light and_ mixed hoss werd very peven, sales ranging from $4.9:0 ns Was not overactive but the pens wert practically cieared before noon, th Dtk selling from #0415 azninst &, 1500425 Monday, the gon warkot averazing up 5e to 106 Tower thirn yesterday and & good 100 lowor than Saturduy. CATTLE—Oflicial Tocelpts of s compared with (484 yesterday anil i, Fuesday of last week. The market mode tely active and about steady on good be attle. Common grades slow und easier Ruteher stock in large supuly and prices 5gie lower. Foede i Hoas—OfMclal rocelpts ot as compared with L600 yosterday und Tuesday of lust weele N0 shipplug demdnd and packers and frosh meat vought the'r droves Mol lower than y. y; bulk sold ut .1 G0, 5 osterday, Lizht, i S mixed. #1004, shoep, K2, s compaured with 672y day and 1578 Tuesduy of lust week. ~ Market active, do- mand good and prices fivm, wdes dull hogs, Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Ofelal rocelpts and_ disposition of stock us shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for tho twenty=four hours, ending at Bo'ciock, p. m., Votober 20, 1801 RECELPDS, T SUEER, i (W& WR Cars. [Rend |Cars. | Hoad | Head 4,021 ol san| 4 DISPOSITION Catto 1417 Wiy TR Gmalin Packing company G 1. Hammond company Swifi & Co Cuduhy Packlig eom Sippors and feeders Loft ove . Shoon Total presentative Sales STEERS. No. Av. P No. Av. Pr. D 5120 MILKERS 1cow and calf 1 cow und eall 1 cow and calf j cows und calves AND BPRINOERS, 1eow and calf 1eow and calt COWS 800 i Y 1047 Nl 1 1 16 1 1 i i 1 14 5. T4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 175 16 8. 103 20 0% CALYES, 15 el 1.0 109 100 §0) 400 BULLS. 1260 17 | Ce DAY | Te nem)The stock | weak aud It aid n | Diirig the prices wero But - e 2,05 00 18 Aodvio 1) ETOCKRR&AND FEEDERS, uf.. 012 1240 ) 18) 210 am sy 104 i 103 1210 W0 11 Av. @ steers . 1213 ittie Co. bulls 1 steer orst steor WS *Tailings. Swan L 100 o) il Cattle Co. sty 2 stags bull “hea 17 am, m fooders Pugsiey Bros wE 1 1 foeder. Ogallala Cattle Co 1105 260 I G 102 25 1080 2 Wyoming ¢ ALstoors, 120 2 10 ). ooy 020 *Tailings 10 cows 1994 1fecdor 16 cows o oo L% feeders Magor. tfeeder. ., 1030 ttlo Runch Co, # feedors, 1120 a6 steers. .. 12 Coffec, 15 feedors 1 feeders C. T 5 00 1003 1207 7 cows 00 40 cows L 16 fecders. . 005 &7 1255 Bhully.... 1202 145 11 Cows.. .. 150 o 1 feeder.... 000 7 feeders.. 1 1 cow 12 yeariings 7 2 foedors 5 feoders. .. &80 2 cows 1 s, A4l B 10 2 feeders steer. 150 175 Strays. 11 feeders 21 cows 13 feedors Ithusen. 1bull., 1100 st 10:5) 1200 170 101 2 Peter Campbell. 052 2 4 feeders w. re 375 04 steers ...1154 acking Compuny 230 61 feeders noas. ors foed ] steers . .15} Burkh tecders 1002 Sh 160 PIGE AND ROUGHL 300 Arountl the Yards. Feeders firm Slow markets. Top hogs 31, Sheep market stendy. Receipts %63 cars, Good beef steers steady. Too many common eattle. Buteher stoek e t6 100 Jower. Bulk of hog sales $4.10 10 $4.1 Common cattle wenk, 5¢ to 10¢ lower, Kansas City had 10.620 cattle, slow. Kansas reports 6,500 hozs, 5e lower. Chicago had 11,500 cattle, half rangers Cattle generally 5 to 10¢ lower n Chicago, Eizht thousund sheep in Chicago. steady. E. Ferguson of Friend sent iz a car of hogs Feeders shipped thirty-threo cirs—1,060 head. & hoy! Top_hogs In Chicago §4.50. bulk of sules $4.15 o #4.05, E. Hall of Alllanco v of cattle Top hogs In Kansas City $1 .0.004.25, Estimated receipts of hogs at Chicago toduy, 80,000, John Hustio brought from Auburs Ora Haley had nine cars of cat Rawlins, Wyo. Chilea o had closed i0c lower. Correll Bros, both sent in | C. M. Myers of Anita, who hud hogs her 1ley Bros. of Wisner markeied a car of here with two cars bulk of sales for in two cars of eattle here trom 20,000 hogs, opened steady and Bush Bros. of Crelghton a, was among those 9 “- OCTOBER 21, 1801. marketopened dull and tget out of that condition morning tho gencral range of about the sawe as for Mondav, later * tradine showed a sibzht decline 1 all grades with the pos sibiiiby of, the exception of choles tnd o wero too fow of them 1o cut an import ant fignre. Forn Tuesduy 14,000 ceattlo’ (th estimato of foday's Feouipis) 8 an exception ally la n. T addition to that number there were soveral thonsana head of sta stock, At ullovents there were at It Ak miany common and medium eattle as the demand called for wnd it buvers did not sup | ply their wants at reduced prices it was their own fault. Ihe ninrket finished dull. Na- tves were quoted from e to #2.55 for baor 1o | extra cows and bulis. $1.50 to #150 for stockers and foeders and at froni 25 to #5.40 for com | mon 1o cxtra dressod beef and shipping steers Western rangers woro saleable at from $1.25 to £4.35 and Texans at from $1.0) to $.40 Tiey took o anothor slice fn hogs toda ring prices down to from #.9 to $4.50 _for avy and medinm welgnts and to fron i 10 8110 for light, droves averaging under 1hs, y movenient was slow, lolders not @ rendy to concede the reduction asked for. but further along there was fairly active trading and the close of business hours found cnly i fow hogs remaining in sellors’ hands, The quality of the receipts thoush an improvement vestorday offerings. wus rather for th timo of year and it Is W smult partof the supply chinged haods above 81,5 Toward the close very docent packing hog WOt OVOr the sealos at from 4,00 to $4.10, Tho Evenlng Journal reports: CATTLE-R ceipts, W00 shipments, 4000, Market slow jower: native cattle. $§.8@0.23 on commiol ted that only shipments, 80003 Tower: rough nnd Ouinion, §LKKEE. 0F mixea and packers, 84,150 prime huavy ind Dutchors” welehts, 85 3 TRt &4,00a04.%. P Receipts, 4.000; steady, quict #1.1, xans, Dis, market moderately shipments, 1,000; mixed, #4.4ix 3 #1007 lambs. &, ket westerns, 5,40, New York Live ~tock Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 2).—BEEVES—Receipts 1,801, L for exporters and sluughterors. . Dressod beof 41 beoves nls tomorrow, 6,62 quarter Receipts, 5% § veuls, $5.008.00; 200100, Receipts, dr hend; grassers market and wost- erns, § SEEED S0 tton head: stoady lambs at eipts, Bax% head, including two Kansas City Live Stock IKANSAS Oct. 20, coints, 10, 4,500 steady stockes ket CATTLE markes ows, $1.2 Re- vout sders, 32,000 eints, 16,860; shipments, 16003 ' ar- Llse lower: bulk, $4. les, Lteceints, shipments, ketsteudy. i mar St. Louis Live Stock Market. Lovts. Mo., Oct, 20.—CATTLERece pts, s, 1200: market steady: good falr to zood natives, $2.10@ Nians, £ @345, 800; shipments, 60 HD@440: mixed, mar- #1700 Recoipts. lower; . HRbE, #4106 OMAHA WHOLESALE ket 4 MARKETS. Flour. Omaha Milling company £270: Invincible, Patent, perlutive, £2.30; Snowlak ly, $1.80. K. T, Davis Mill compan High Patent. 8285 Blue 1) fon and Huwkeye, #2.40; Koy 3 ent, ¥1.00; Minnesota and Dakoua, Patent. Kunsas Hard Wheat, . #16); Ne- hrul a Stralghts, 2.5 mun's Gold Medal, £10: Snow Whiie, wilike, £2.00: low erade, $.60; Quoen Minnesota’ Superiative, Reliunce, Patent, 0: Lone Star, Su %0); Faney try, #2.80; #i00: elloppod food, 8220 esh Kruits, erow, Muscat, per Per doz, #1.00. alifornta free stone. single caso en case lots, § Mie Jits0e. PEAR—Californin AvpLES ORANGES: #.00: Mexican, $4.50. LEMONS—- Por hox fancy Maori, $.0), BANANAS—Per 2, shipping stoc' CRANBERRIES—Cape, Cod, p 50; 507 at 8,00 buneh, tor good b, 25.00. Count fales mostly at The co country. nce. 9¢, sime in round market 1@ 18e; was_about steady. packing stock. 1@ ry—~The murket * Springs, 3 old fowls, slow, Omaha Grain Market. Prices based on delivery at Mississippi river points, Nebraska inspection, and ten duys' delivery, unless otherwise statod, iarket on wheat was duli on eall, but there was more activity tn corn and the bid- ding wus (quite spirited. There was some trad- afte 1. and taken alto- e amount of gruln chunged 2spring, ovembor delivery. ber shipment, No. #, year shipment. Tise bid Baltimare torms, L2 white, I white, mixed, nixed, 20ie bid; new bid. g bid. i N asked: “new 20 usked N ¢ C. W. Cockrell of Lincoln was up lookinz Matt Malone of Cortland was among who brought in cattle. B Horton, u regul gre, sent in a car of hogs. 1i. Broadbrook of Plerco brofght in car of hogs, ‘The Wyoming Cattlo Kanc train of CALLle at the yards. H. Halthusen brought in five cars of cattle trom Colorado Springs, Colo. T, Hedges of Panama and N, Ceresco both marketed cuttle. Shipments Monday LIS cattlo. 504 hogs shoep, 22 borses—bs curs in all. J. M. Grant of Whitewood, 8. 1, two double deck loads of shecp. A Cruise of Atkinson wus at the yards, hav 1 brought In several sars of cattle, G. G, Vreel n old time shipper Juniata, was among the hog shippers. Culdwoll & Sneets of Elgiu_wero among the regular patrons who had hogs on sale. The Wostern Union Beef company sent in eleven cars of from Caspar, Wyo. Nels Morrls yesterday shipped ton curs cattle to St. Louls tor alstiliery feeding. J. 1L, Dickson, a well known dealer at Ben- t, brought in a ¢ \of cattle and hozs Mr. Johnson of Johnson Bros.. Anita, Ia a8 ut the yards. He brouzht i a car of those shipper from Verdi- was here, He mpany had a P Mauritz of 20 brought in from of W ner of hogs. Warner & Co. of Herman marketed a car of ttie wnd Burdie, Soil & L. of sume place sent hogs. Oft of Bennfiigton _and 0. Lawson and W Swartz, Silver Cily, 1o, marketed o car of hozs each, D. Deltriek, an old‘ime dealer at Upland, wis hero looking after two cars of catele and one of logs. Fullor, Smith & Lgtler sent iy Seribner and K. O Biiss of Howell keted ono load, Awong those whid hud hogs Brodhum & Stoufr of Dodie Loomer of Stuntom: ! Henry Harder, tard, niarketed i g Powell bf Kenesa, E W Whitcombf Morecraft keted four eurs of enttle. Loon pluce sent in two s, 1. M. Johus of kolsom, N. M., 1 thiree ears of catties Chirles Spring posee broughit in sjy, ears. Swartzendrulipbof Ruby, A. M. Landon of Ubland. James Skieyinzof Stuirt and J, 5. Brooks 0f Houston/all murketed hogs. ¥ Byors of Malvern, Iui J. J. Donerty of Danlp and Georze Menuti<h and Stevers & Co. of Denison had Hogs on the markoet. & Loudon, Welgarde: ¥ G. Kiene, Bond, Silver Creck, and ¢ ad hogs on tho & &AJ marke West, prominent stockmen of 1 two cars of cattle and one from mar hog also on nd from s ular shippor 0f hozs us did Wyo., ma & AL Of sum onght in r Of a1 R ummel, a p) per. brought i four ears of cattle & Gammel, tive loads of cattly nah Mouduy's receipts of cuttle heud, breaks the record. The'l run was Muy i, 180, when 5,814 he celved. 0. E. Morrel), s weil known dealer SI0UX, Tk, DFOUZHT OVEF i car of Frooman of tho sume pluoe uls acar of cattle J. K. Mullen, general manazer of the Colo rudo Milling and Elovator eompany of Den ver, eame in witn twelve Joads of eattle loaded at Cook's station, Among tL ket who had f Bine Hil yminent foeder and ship- and Chutt from Teka- 51 cars, 6,784 gost provious 1 were 1 at River tle, G, A ought over \ent patrons of this mor- es on sale wore: 1L Gund & Jones Bros.. Hustings: H. P, S startzer, Spriuziield, wnd M & Market. lul Teleg Chicago Live St Cu1eAGo, 111, Oct am over the market. L. L. Doane of the Crowe:l L. & G. Co. was on the board. J. B. Christian sold to On piny 5,080 No. 3 white onts, J.B. Christian sold to Coel ) wixed corn, year deliy river points, 57, . H, Ohisam, an old grain tiwle focatea ut David City, position with J. B Chrlstiun, The official report of the fuspection shows 85 ars of grain Inspectod At this polnt on Mon- Estimited for Tuesdiy, 60 cirs, W. B. Montzomery, Amberst, Neb. car 0f No. 4 spring whoat 10 the O Vator company at sk, MIssissippi river D, A. Davis, Ainsworth, Neb., sold_a car of No-2 ryo ut 7o on Lok it O The Omit- a Elevator company we Major Hancock of Hancock & Co., grain dealors of Philadeiphia, wis ber Tz overiho situation. 1o whs necompinied J 1. MeNeal, Lis ropresentative at ans s Cliy, und E; D, Mebouzul, who holds tie sae position v Peorin, William Muck of Stanton sold a car of No. 4 spring W ouly tho first earof wh consigned hore since the opening of the Ket, which wis sold to the Omahi klevito Compiiy, At 77¢ on track ut Omahin Conlng from an I B pomt it did not beng us m it would have done on account of the rates on thut rowd ot being adjusted o sult this place, Y ARMLESS. 10 AZSIST NATURR 13, "y 1V O¢ Poisons from the body is the great inission of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. Microbi cannot exist in the bleod whuxw s properly taken, as it promptly forces them out, and cures the patient, It has relieved thousands in o few (ln)‘q who hiad suffered for years., Mz, F. Newrsoy, o prominent and wealthy citlaen ot Fremont, Nebraska, suffered for years with SCROFULA, and it continued to grow w n spite of ull treatment. Finally, Four Dottles of r,uu'll him. He writes: **Words are inadcquate to express my gratitude and favorable opjnion of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, Treatisc vn Blood and Skin Discases m BWLIE BLECIFIC , Blair aha Elevator com- clcrell Bros. 50 cars Mrssissippt man. for some ws necepted sold a bt neavy co, Drawer 8, utie e A, M. HENDERSON, Flutablished 1873, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Grain, Seeds, and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman 8t., Rooms 68 & 69 CHICACO, hange N st tw oo ! OMAHA Manfacturers” and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWNINGS | Omaha Tent & Aw. | ing Co., | Flags, hammooks, | Catatogue, 1) — | BAGS AND Bemis Omaha Bag (o, Tmporters ant Man fac turers Flour Sacks. Burlaps and D e, { A. H, Perrivo & Co. 108 Dodgo Stroot Send for our eatalozuo and prices BOOK Printers, bindors, ol 1 BOOTS Frctory We nre making mAking a ¢ able with Williams, Van Aer- | nam & Harto 1212 Marney stroo Omaiia, Neb. —_— BOXEN John L. Wilkie, Omaha paper box factory 19th & St Mary's Ave, Orders promptly il LRRIAG W. T, Seaman, Omaha's Larzost Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, —_— CARPETS. Omalia Carpet Co., Carpets, oll_cloths mat tings, curtaln goods,ots 1511 Douglas street AND Howard s ————— e AND Morse-Tce Sho 109 Toward Street vor th uf Cl6 TENTS. TWIN BICYCLES. M. 0. Daxon. Bicyeles s01d on monthty paymonts 167716 Farnam at. Omah BINDERS ond STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, 3 VIChoOK manu ont, Omaha SHOES Company, 1 Donglas Steost. '8 Lo et buyers, and Which 15 vory sal erchan ts Kirkendall, Jones& Co | Whotosnt Axent #for " Shoo 10y Manufacturrs 1oston tuly Harney 1101, atraot BUTCHER, | Louis Heller, | whoop csings 1ackon’ atr CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruhl, | Manufacturers and Whole ale Clothlors, 1109 Tarney stree ARS. West & Fritscher, Manufactures fine clenrs, Jobbers of lent tabacco. 1011 Farnam Stroet, Lime /., Tlard and sott coal. S, E. cor. 1th and Douglas atrects, American Fuel Co., Shippers ant_dealors in andiiracito” an’ bitn- Tith street. 215 8. S, 15th Strect, ©Omaha, Neb. COR COAL, COKE, Omaha, Uoal, Coko & | " Nebraska Fuel Co., El0. Coutant & Squires, Howell & 0o, R b rhea Omana, Nob. Johnson Bros,, 914 Farnam Streot, Oniaha, Neb. 1CE. Eagle , Gornice Works, Megufasturersot Galvan fred 1ron Cornle Window enps, skylights, cte talle 1110 and TI12 Dodie st. CEM T 773, Jobuson & 0o, | 20 8. 15th Straot, Ooma M.E. Smith & o, Dry goods. notlons, far- nishing gools sener 1th and Howard “Wolf Electrical o, Dinstrated entaloguo free. 1614 Capitol Avenuc, ilin, Crendorff & Martin Co., 1 ith 8. | Axt. 525NV 'l-'AllHI MACHINER A \ D L l\[ 0. Cady &Gn/y Lime, coment, ete., ete. | cor. 9th and Douglng Ste. O e DIRY GOODS Kilpatrick - Kooh Dry Goods Co., Dry goods, notions, & furniahing goods 2. | cor. 11t nn 1 Howard Sty l'l,l"i‘llf CAL SUPPLIES ROUT - AUTOMATIC Electric Motors and Dyawos, Catalozny oc. 11 A. Kinnes, tien i 1o il Y, E1C. | T @ Northwall, neral westorn agent Skandin Plow Co,; 1540-1951 Shorman Av: Sl AOmANGR B FLOUR. £, F, Gilman, 10i3-16-17, N. 16th Street Black - Manager. FURNITURE | ! i | A |R. T. Davis Mill Co. €. G. vnderwood Manager at Omabi Cor. §th and Jackson Sty Omaha Milling Go., Merchant Millers. Ofice anad MU 1313 North 1t Stroot ND CARPETS, Dewey & Stme Fur- | Beche & Runyan Fur- niture Co,, Furniture and carpots, 115-119 Farnam Stroet GENT’'S FURNISHING | B K niture Co, ccensors Lo C. A, Beah 13th 4ts.Omaha 100DS, J. T, Robinson Notion Q. Gents' furnishing goods, W g colobrated bEund Wuckskin " overalls _— GLASS, PAINT, “Keonard Glass Paint Co,, 05-1412_ Marney S Omitha, Neb and William Cummings 617 and 619 South 16th St Omali, Neb OlL | I AND DRUGS. T AUEula & o Blako, Bruce & Co,, Omaha, Nob. e e s GROCERIES. Paxton & Gallagher, Omaha, Ne IJ M Steele & 0o, 25 Jonos Sire Omahu, Neb, Allen Bro: 1105-1110 Haraoy Stray Owaha, Ne | Bloan, Meyer & Raapko, 14031405 arney Stroe w Omaha. Ne Johusm & Qo uth and Loy \ Strouts, Omaha, Neo. Brady & MoCord, 1ith and ie Omaba, N Gl Hugt Gen'l W Tarsoy s ir NIPOWDER, Beet | | PROVISIONS A. 8. MoWhorter T3 an Commission Oo Brokors, geain, provision | Koo m 18, Roard of Tead and stocks N Y. 1, Brokers. Private wirep EI0g. Ueivate wire Chi- | (o New York, Chicago o, B Lonls . and | AndSE ouis. Cashgraia New ¥ | bowent Cockrell Bros [T, 0. Swartz & O okers and cash b rain, Provistol Private ate wiro (o St York 1 Chioago. Hoow Laui ard of Trade.Omah Trade Exchange bia'e, & 0 unrs HARDN Rector & Wilhelm, Cor 10t and Jnoks, LRE. oc- Clark-Andreeson Hardwaro Co, Harnoy, Oma Omaha Nob, IRON WORKS. Omaha Bafe & It Works, engtios, | Manuf'es Aro and burglar Brass work, @oneral | proof sates, vauits il dry, machite work, tron Ahutters wid amith ‘work fire oscapes. 4. An: i 17Lh N drcen, T & Jackson sty ——— LIQUORS Tier & 05, Tiqnor Moreh 112 1arnoy St Maniifaetur es Kon Jast Indin 1itter s Paxton & Vierling Tron Worke, Wroneht bullding work and oast | R. Grotte, tmporter and Jobber of (inos art 1ianors 1020 ani 102 Fafnam St Prico lista on appiication Frick & Horberts, Wh "L Kincht & Co,, | Wholesa uor Deal'es oLiquor Doalers 7400 8. 10th St 05 £, 10th S, UMBER. G. W. Douglass & Co| Tardwood Lumber, John A Wakefield, 10 Nore 1hsuroet. | K04 QAT Cgen Charles R, Lo, —_— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. | I Oberfelder & Co., Tmporters and Job o Millinory St 210 g 213 Xoeh e b A P INSTRUMEN Max Meyer & Bro Co| A Hospe, Jr, M. lowolers Planos, Orguns, Artiste! musieal ins(rume Materials, Ete. Farnam and 1ith Louis Bradford, Tamiher, me,coment, et Stonchill, L Notions,C1 Fite 16-118 8. 16th St,, T vera in MUSICAL s 13 Douglas Streat. OYbTERS. Plx\t’ & Oo., Oysters, Fish and Colery, 9 South 10tk 8 David Colo Manager. —_— OILS. “Oonslidated Tank | Line Co. Refined_and lubricating ofls, axlo grense, ot KBt Manage “PRODUCE, COMMISSIO! Ribbel & Smith, | Schroedor & 0, Denlers in country. Cash ter ant uce, fruits, vegetab al com: et 1207 Toward Str & 0o, Jas., A, Clark & Uo, Butter, cheeso, oggs poultry and game. South Kith Street. | E. B. Branch | Proauce, Robert Purvis, 1217 Howard Strcet. Wrlte for prices o tor, cags poultey | ke, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter, eggs and po 1200 Howara Stro Bates & Co., Country produce, fruits, vogetables. grocors' spe cinlties. teas, spices, 4175410 8. 11th St PAPER. RUBBLI (7 !Uln’ Co., | Omaha Rubhor 0o, Manufactuzers and Jo bors il klads bl Carpenter Paps e Weo, Weltimg papor, eard pa- | KU per, ote. LK 1320 Farnam Stroet. e SEEDS NSOV I James Hughes, Stovesrepatrs of all kinds Couks nnd Heaters Tor sulo 107 8. 15Lh Stroet. Emerson Seed Co, Seed growers, doalers 1 wras, graln end WA1-121 South th. TSASIL, DOORS, BLINDS, 10 M. A. Disbrow & Co, | Bohn Sash & Door Oo. Manufacturers of sash. | Manufacturors o0 re. b1nds and | ings, blinds door monldings. Branch of Onice Hoe, 1200 and Lzard Sty | Room 423 1ies Bullding. STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8. Wind Eagine & [ A L. Strang & Song Pump 0., ud Mills | 10921000 Farnam Stroon, Omaha. Neb, 1124, Cons solidated Coffes | | Company, Mleand 116 Hirney St, Omuha, Neb —_ TOYN. DBILLAAKDS, H, Hardy Co. fancy Koo nising koo, on’s earrin 00 8. 10U Stroot, 11 Farnam Str Ounhn — ey SOUTH OMAHA. COPREE, SPICE Tho Brunswick- Bolke-Collendor Oo,, Billtard merehand Saloon fixturos, Nouse far pEnTH] wi OCK YARD3 CO, LIMITED Hunter & Green, Bullding, UNION ST A.D. Boer & Co, | 5 Exchunzo Muilding | 80 Lixchan South Omaha. PERCENT INTEREST PAID ONDEPOSITS a7 (MAHALOAN&TRUSTCO. EAVINGS - BANK SECOR. 167 &D0UGLAS 5 TS, CAPITAI % 100.000.00 DIRECTORS | A UWYMAN - E.W.NASH, JHMILLARD GUY-CBARTON G 8, LAKE, JJ.BROWN-THOS L.KVME,‘TLE. NEBRASIKA National Bank ONMANA NEB $400,000 65,000 (0. 8 DEPOSITORY - Cupital Surplus and Digectors - Heney W. Vatay Prosidenty 1, Vi jont: ( o W Collns it o THIE TIHON BANI WANIED otal 1raios of CTTIES, COUNTIES: SENOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMFANI »,v R.R.COMPANIES,via K.W.HARRIS &GOMPANY Bankers, 1632165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGD 15 Wa'l Stroot, NEW YOIK 70 State St BOSTON. susing