Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. 7 Travsacted in~ the Lcoal Wheat Pits. OFFERINGS WERE HEAVY AT THE START. Geod Busines Al JInflucnced Tone of Cable They Were Soon by the Stronge Advices Bo Stocks and wheat market transucted, the The opening Saturday's nd lnter prices 11l od linz weak « o CHicAGo Oct, %, today w market ¢ was from e elosing figure then became wdvancing ‘e developed a very weak feeiing dectined 14, hold steady for o while closed from %e to e lower than Sawurday's The speculative offering the start but they were absorbed, fnfluenced no doubt by the stronger 0 Wble adv.ces. Thers very Miberal Increase in the visible supply und very henvy P I the northwest which ex ceeded wny previous Monday's pt be Country elevators in the northwest o w material inerease, al rocelpts were larzely Tand the arrivaisin the north rrious—2 401 early enbles were steady and there on Now York anceonnt, led by 1 and Luson, and prices were and ud- during the first hour or so, re W3 L0 Bk, bt indivations of & ik nerense in the visible supply and Targe receipts in the northwest, With we Tito cables and ensior doméstic mirkets, inally Lrned priced downward, The put priees e Tor i thine, but some of the eariy buye Ty beznn 0 <oil, Mitehell and Mi Wit helng conspieuous, and W nded, December declined to e, r Rome, and At 12 0eloek wis 914e, againsy Uit elose Saturdny. Whien tho visible supply was posted. sk fng m0 Incrense of HG00.000 bu. there wa Tiish to sell and Decenber went ofF to dic, wetnd 1094 e, i at 1oelock w Khowed great diseonragement and Hguld Frooly, wiile short scllers. led by | Clidaliy and Pardridge sold heavily, Corn sturted weak and Jower, but improved Tuter find held up very wel the weakness In whent W ahout 8 ears more wit moderate de ruled, November sellig from 427, 1o 4 Bt Now York wi wnd the demand inereased, Novenher improyv- T to 50 %0, cased ofF to 30, and at 12 0'clock Wi G0ty Sold up 1o 4 nd at oelock Wil 42 s market tur ] fng the lust hour wad October sold 10 36i5e, November ndvaneed to 51%¢ and May to W ritled fivn. Ve decrease of LI bush i the visible supply wis the Tor of strenath, bug there was i Trom shipners both for Octuber and Nove and the shorts got ularmied Oats were quiet und 1beral receipts, which W03 enrs against an Toof 3.0 cars. November sold at iy, und at 12 o'clock was e, wd nt 12 o'clock gthened o it sympathy with 4,000 hu I tho v Fsold to Hige and May busine 1 lower. lower than temporarily weak but ruled firm, and and heavy at s001 roce this also sho The lo the estiniat WSt W cars—but wis good buying Giitord vanced son eeding fron focal recepty expected wnd onsy. mainly on the corn angl (e ihio supply o iGe. Hog products were rathel But soid off lurzely on the estimted liberal receipts of hozs for tomorrow--0000 head wund the w in wheat ¥ pork Sold at #1145 early, ot to $11°0. and at o'elock was 108215 Janwary lard sold 0420 L0 Linnuary ribs froum €.ty The market continued weak durin influenced lurgely by the pros- c0ipts of hogs. * Jianuary pork ry Inrd 10 465205, and Bt there wis Slight rmat the start, the Tast hour, pective heavy r Kold off to 1L Jun Jnnuury ribs to 5.8, paction in all products, The leading futures ry Anriciis | 1eed us follows: WIGH, (LW, 0L o 8 g WiEAT Octaber Decembor Novomber. December.. Jununr: an follows: nged: winter 1440, S quotations wer Lour—Steady and un pat- ents, £.50104.70; 5 Lo, b, 40@62 .7 ribs’ sldes dry silted shoulders (hoxed), 90: short elear sides (hoxed), $i. Wiiskey—Distillers” tinfshed’ zoods, e ARS 1 4% eipts wid shipuents tc Cutloat. unchanged. 5e5ic; gro y were as fol- ARTICLES WECEIVT | SHIPSENTS, Flour, barrels Wheat, bushels Corn, bushols Ontw, bushiels L bunicts Barioy. bushels 1100 12,000 On the Produce excinnze today, the butte market was unchanged; eroamiry, 2l dulry, 21 K, firm; 2g2ie for fresh New, riets. NEW York. 0ot Provn—Receipts, Kuges: Oxports, L6 bblss 5,500 arkot howyy snd insettlod; silos, ny Mear—Stendy, quiet; yellow s 100, westorn, 300 bu; bu of 200, oxport : 81000 futin Du. of Spot. Sjotiarket lower mode Ve, fOr CADOELS free sotlerss No 1025 I store and elevators §1.0:3 50 105 o flos .00 @10 .0 No. i red. G9i3e: une KEadcd ron 07: No. 1 northern, 8104% G0 : Bitrd, F1506% @ $107155 Optlon’s need he fo o on free forelun buying, 1o 10 14 on Inerease i stook i VisIDIG supbly, Largo tecaipts and easl oublos, advaneed o (G e on fien Dlos, closed ut e 10 1¢ bilow Satiir rod, October $LONLGEE 025, Closi vomner, LU0, olos Yor # s, ol fy LUBW@LOTIE, closing ut #1065~ Bebruiry, 0TV, Closingnt 81,085 Mareh, $100t5( Li0%, - closing v e " April [INTING IR TEN olostng ut #1104 May HORGL T lositg it i Rvi--Fimor, fale domind; wo #1005 ulos 2L Bbls i IR £ Stouks of grain I store i afliat Octobo 1,190,080 D3 Ty, THLSE b Darlay, S0440 Do malt, 84,080 bii g pens, LS Hu, - BARLEY- Dull) unsottiod: No 70e, Cory-Recoipts, 160 bus walos, LA DY of ot Spot miurkot hi axuort 600 by ™, 8@ Milwaukee, bui oxports, 82005 futures; 100 bi clive for e advancod Digher cables, s in ungraded miy by o ¢ sod stocks and visibie sunpiy, Oetobor BUOTES Covoriig wid botter eXport dein; Jate months unehung: Octohor, 68550, elos. ing at 68%he; Novembor, | Closing WUBL0: Docambor, 38450 0 closing Vobruury, L Of flturest AL 000 b of spot lower: falrly” active: options lower, O:tobor hriiye, oloss November, S04@k. closing at ) NG00, ¢ osing e B0 %, closting at diko, Snot No. G mixed westord, $500 R white Quict Tl Balos, (80,00 Fpot niar less netive, ng b e Bites Doc WostoT Ay Hovs D160 COFrER fons opoened firn. from 10 to 2 pointsup, olosing steady from 10 1025 points sales, 2,100 bags, fnoluding October, $11L706 117583 Novewber, $1LEKILLA0; Docenibor, TONTR: ury, $11.00; February, 8 110] Murch, 100611005 ' May, $ILOOGELLID; June, #11.0); apor Ko quiet, firm; No. 7. 812,75 Suaat-Ruw, dull] steady; refined, ehunged. qulet MoLASSES - New Orloans, quiet firm. qulet PETROLEUN-Oponed firm ona few western buylug ord 10 and elosed dull” Pennsyly oil, spot. onening, e highest, ®50; lowest, ' 60%¢ elosing, November ' option, opening, W closing, quiot; state comnon to cholee, steady; Rio, and advanced 5 ctod CorroN SEED O1L—Weak; crude, 2@se; yel- low. i Gdde, PALLOW—Dull; nominal RONIN ~Steady TunrexTinE—Dull aud casy; 854@Te. 7@ $10.00; 02 11,00, <toady e, Al tes, we A prime, 810 MPATS Qe pickied shou N 0 t November. 7.0 LARD—Dt], s, 1,000 t tieres Burr erncre CHERSE-—Quilol purt skins, 4 P16 Tios - Quiet: Amorican Correr - Irregular: lake lake, November, #i1.6 LeAb=Duil, heavy Tix-Quiet, steady ; plekled bellles pickied ha short ¢ western stoam options, sales. November, #1.64 % 1) n dulr Eig stendy; he- 1in s tie, 34 Mirket donig struit Omaha Grain ased on deliyery at Missi Nebraskn inspection, and ten day y. uniess othorw ise stated s wiek opened with w fairly ket and considerable trading WIEAT—NO, red, winter, Olo bid: 2 1y, 01150 bid; NO. b e bid, Sie asked OLD CORN.2-No, 2 yellow, 511 bidi No. i bia: No, 3 white: 313e bid. NEW COIN,--NO. . Noyeiber bid; No. & November shipmient, whipnient, #se 0l active mars ot e h)m No, bid; No, 0. Fmixed 1, 23%e hids 350 bid NOTES Noo @ 15,000 i cars the s ryo, 8 R00) How new mixed corn, itk George Warron Neb., was in lookin L grain muan of Graf ivor the market, They Shippod ths fest car of new: corn st Fridny M Warren remarked: “There isa feeling | ainong the graim men of the state that Omaha | Ought 1o get into shape to handle the grain | which they will huve to offer. We appreelate tho grant advant Juving a marker near it home, and for thit Foason the conntry Wwill be found bk of Omahi in every step t Build up & grain market. Grain men do not e any reason why Omahishonld not hecon L gront grain nrket, Eastern buyers are al- Feady sendinz thelr representatives to Omuha and there will soon be buyers enough.if there are not already. to tuke every Dushe of grain grown i the state. When the 1ive Stock nirkel was startedat South Omuha there were a oo many who thought th WOl Hever amotnt yihing more t fecding point.”’ € Ing contr frocly at Grafion ut W, W, MeKinney, o farmer noar Bl an futerested speetator on the boird KT, Wooster, representine John Mullatly Commission conpany. @ grain firm of St Loii4, wis present on the hourd At the close of the call arry Miller scored tie business men of the eity for not taking Wiore it rost in the buildinz up of @ grain market which will he of uestimible valio to the eity and called attention to the fact thut whon the 8t Louis market was started 300 ir, was THE OMAHA of the day, Covering he in the lust hout, bt I LO0K plaee eXeept wi 12t for mark pad W material y n Chi woatern Va0 G, aceont varren of f though Hrm on th ehtly fower than o finally. closed il Tilly, With most storks § Sutiiday. Chicago Gas shows the only ad- Viinee, 165 gnln belng 1y per cont, while Del wnre & Hadson ix 11 per cent fower, and Te nessew Conl 1 por Governmont b stendy. State bonds Tegtod The following aro the elosing the leading stocks on the New Yor elinnge oy have U dull and tirely neg seen have been ¢ atations for Stock ex Atehison i Thwostern i Adams Kxpr 12 Northwesteen prd. 150 Alton, Terro Haute, 52 Y. Central i 1 preforred 2 \ Amorlean Expras Bur. CO & N o Canadn Pacin Cannda Bouthern i Mix profe arlo & Westorn Pacitic Mail Chlenk P . & CLIL Pltgairg e Paluce Del. Tdson Dol L& W & Rtovk Ixland Den! & It StL & S F st Tonneso St Pant o 15t to preferro Vpreforrod St Paul. Min, & Man i1 & Oninhia oferred Ist e Erle o prefercod Fort Wi, Chi & Enst 111 THocking Valles Houston & Texas Tilinoia Contral iron Silver St Paul & Dulith Knnsas & Toxan Lake krie & W o prof Lake Shore Loulsville & Naalis it Loulsviilo & N. A ontarlo Memphis & Ch Quicksiver Micitignn Contral 10 preferrod MIL TS & W Sutro o proforred Biilw e Min. & St. | Rich. & W. % Ter o proforiod Wisconsin Contrul Missaurl Pacitie Groat Northern prd. 1 Mobile & O Chicago Gas Nashylile Clintt & Load Trust. .., N.J. Contra Sugar Trust Norfolk & West piif Southern 1 Nurthiern Paciie Orewon =, 1 o prof RGo& W A RGEW B W Paci Expross Pacl s Fargo Exp Weatern Ui Colorato Co neatinke e &U.N i Al slos of stocks today were 164,004 Tuding: Atehison, 15125: Chleago Gas, 4,000 North Aneriean. 18, 100; North fo ' proferred 8800 Richmond & i, 1L025; St Paul 2 aul 26,50, Pinanciai Review. NEw Voik, Oct. 2.—The Post says: The market of today resembled that of Tast week, fn that the transactions in honds dw trading in cance, ina sensean West P'o men ewme to the b nd (ook stock In the enterprise 1o help it alo Minne: MiNNEAPOLIS, Wis polis W heat Market. Oct. 2, ~The announce- L2500 ears of wheat had (potis and Daluth had ton butlish hop 1 from ¥'ie to Sige. Th announcement that the east and” foreign Bouses wi ing Hberally heid up the ket for n teniporary firm up 0 %e, but it not hold. Sciling orders were quite and this brought' out offerings here. ‘Ihe pr ad- 8iie, the first un- s on. o the new dropped another fie and then swun: 4. Duving all this thae the forel were announeing the botter bidding. lttle rally toward the close of broght up to e and sw 3 thet figure and e, Th ash wheat market was Juyers held off at liest for lower p thero was @ break of about e fut day. There w e amount of low gra whe'tt on the t pts for forty-clzht hours wore LT cars, Duluth 136, w total of 2405 curs, the larzestthis season. avery d mirket opened at of Kansas City Ma KANsAs Ciry, Mo, Oct. 0 @307 extri g @2 15; " zood WitEar—Quict; * No. No. 2 rod, cish, Se b Conx—Lowers No. kets. func to choce, 2 har 190 e bid; %, cash and Octol 5 About steady; No. 2, cash and Octo- e bid, X SEED—Steady at 8o HAv—=teady: timothy. $8.00; f #6.30; wood 10’ eholee, $.00@H5); B0, Burkr—Weak: creamery, ked, H@10e: pireking, 126, ) AU ISC pey prairie, low grades, 2ipNe; store 5,80 bu: corn, 2700; onts, 6,100, SHIPMENT 0aLs, NOnC | —Wheat, 404 bui corn, nonc; Live poor, Oct offer moderately 9iad per cental. Coun—Firn, G5 1,4 per cental, PEAS=Caundian, 6 Lakn—-Peime Wostern, s 6d per cwt [ Tnited States finest, 98 per cwts United States zood, s 6d CoMMON ROSIN—15% 1015 per et AMERICAN LIVE CATTLE=Sinting the pound. St. riots, 2, WaEAT--Quiet; holders California No. 1, 88 Ud@ss Liv emand fuir; mixed we i per contal. ofal, Kets, WitrAT--Weak; Louis N No. Oct May, $1.01%., x-S Lo eash, Oars—Weak and ke Pork-— Dull; #.7. Dull; #60.35. LARD Waiskey —$L1s. je: May, 40430, siectod; cash, 25%0; May. Cincinnati M CINCiNyATL O Oct, %, No.9 ved, 01@94! Conx--Firm; No. OATS -Stronge WHisKEY—#1,18. rxets, Wiear — Lower; mixed, Me. 2 mised, sliz@ie, Market. WiniaT—E: rhecn, tie. Milwaukee G s, Wis., Oct. oy - Qu OATS-- | Torkno, 0. Oct nd Octobor, it Conx-Dull; ¢ Oars—-Quliet; cusi, WHEAT IN THE NORTHWEST. the Northwestern Mil- ler, MisNeAroLis, Minn.. Oct Pigures com- piled by the Northwestern Miller snow the stock of wheat in private alevators of Min- neapolls to be L2100 bushels—10,000 bushels Monday. The total stock at Jeapolls and Du (04,25 bush fncrouse of 303,850 bushels, T reports the stock of wheat clevators of Minnesotn and the two Dakotas 10 bushels, n gain for the week of . The i to whent stock in the northwest Is thus made 1LE5402 bushels, an increase since lust Monday of LO77,000 bushels, A ye o the northwestern stock was 14007000 13 British Grai Figures from jore thin st in country Trade Review. NDON. Oct The Mark Lune Express in ity weekly review of the Brivish grain trade auring tho lust woek says: Enslish whe of wood quality and in dry condition advanced from 1d ¢ Luantity coming to market in a wrolehodly unfit stute, owlug o the contin- ual ralns. 1s unsold s A CREEG #15 wod Arerloan rod wint flrms mixed American, new quoted ot 28 5l Onts were strong; v the of the Russian oxports ceasing; an was 2s dearor 218 being uskod for ahipments with 208 ud offered. The advanco i rye was ehed by the liberal viean supply. Burley, s nnd peas were held for i s{lzht rise. lay's market allstaplos were: dearer. Dry ) wheut was seiree. and adyanced od. n wheat also wdvanced 6d. Maize rose 13 6, and four 6 Onts, burley and beans were fir o, croy Maize Witk STOCKS AND BONDS, NEW Youk, Oct. was dull thronzhout tirm and heavy no curred oxcopt b one the final ¢ ~The stoek murket (o wd while alternutely materinl wovement WO stoeks an 1ges i quotations are gener 1oss0s they are in most cases for tractions. Phis stute of on the uncertainty which slon of tho operitors, the proach of an orLant ol ence i keoping the market row Ll The most the presont market s the demand for good railroad bonds. The dewund for bonds 18 not onfiued to this slde of the Atlantie, as lurge orders wre be ng received from London & I Stocks toduy wis wlmost " professional churacter nnd selling waus the work of th s wore buyers of St ) wis fiFn ins rotlect tuken posses- neWr ap- his 1t dnfl- Aull within r prominent fuatire of on- the Paul atthe opens though quiet but uside from this activity, St Daul was prominent in the Tovemonts of the dity. Chicugo Gas wis e strong {he aciive list but- Mich: Igan Contril scored a guin of 1'y per cont. On the other haud Tennesse l'.ul} after rising g e @™ ey to b} and recovered only ' fracton aud Deluware & Hudson® droppod 15 por cent, while the audvance 1n Michean Contral wis ot held, e carly tmprovoment in the Llist was tractfonal wnd the cessation warly demand offored the usuil Oppor tanity ‘10 Naniner tho dat down and Hrices were 800n pliced below the level of the Open o d crons street philose Huylng novement by the Lt i< not this hy any means. al commission Inthe bond from beinz the bonds now be we chiefly from s who Wall tever quite Incorrect eximple of nun phors, us a gonoral Foutside public.”’ If it were, then ¢ house woild be business which case. The large execiited on th the semi-prove habitually ke street, putifog e the moment yields the best return—into tine Ioans when lending rates are high, and into other {nvestments when rites co off again The drop in time money from 6 per eent a fortnizht axo to from 4 to 5 per cent toda following the pressure of the heavy gold b portations on the loan mariot. his simply turned this capital from the open nouey maui: ket to other fivlds, New York Mouey M Youk. Oet. runging from slosed off nto wh Tast lown, reent. @i's per ¢ and weaic #5415 for nt, at St .3 Quiet i de- #1803 y bills” and mand. Th bonds: U8 G ren Lo 1160 Mutunl Union 8. 10773 UN s coup ity N, C. Int. Cert.2L 110 U8 100" | North Pacitic Iste 1165 Pacltic us of 11 [North Pacttle 2nds. 110 Lk, stampad 48, ... .. 8itg| Northwestern Con... | Tenn. new set 824100 | North, Debent. 5. 4106 Tenn, now set s, SC L& LM Gen. 38, 85 “Tenn. new set Ix. SE L& SF Gen, M0 1 S0 s, 3¢ SE Paul Consols .40 el Tt 10674 |8t 1%, €. & Pue. 184113 & R GoIsts x. I L GLTE Rets Sl Den’ & R G 4 Tex. I K G.Tv. Rets 5 06| Unlon Pacific Ists... 1 following were the closing prices on C g | West S 45D &I GOWL NS Financial Notes IKANSAS C1ry, Mo, Oct. 20.—Clearings, $1,035,- W YoRK. balanees, ¥4 PRILADELE 0,451, cent, BALTIMO A, tod 6 per cent. CINCINNATLL O, cont. New York ox £3,03), 030, Senrings, 8814002045 . —~Oleurings, Moncy, 4 per learings Rute, 5@ per 1ze, par (o 2i¢ discount, rings, $1,024, commiereial; iscount to par. nies Yo 2@s per 6800 disco rox, Mass., Oct. 20.—Clearings taday, $13 411485 hulances. $2,04 Kate for mone per cont. Exehanze on New York,1oe uisconnt. to par. 1. New York exchiinge: 21,000 discount; bank, b sr. Lovis, Mo, 038 bu New York oy at ‘ths toduy wero S1831,000. chaunge dull Boston Stock Market. ROSTON, Mass,, Oct. he following were the closi rices on Stocks on the Bostou stock market today : Ateiison &0y Boston & Alhany Beaton & Maine Chi., Bur. & Quin Eastern KIS0 Fitehbure RRC Flint & Pere M. peid s Murs, Contral | Mex. Con. com .1l NV, &N. K exchianze per cent. sterling ex- R oston & Mot Calumet & Heckn Huron ... o | Kearsnga®. 1100000 TISanta Fe Copper Tamarack Annlgt San Diogo 4| West End | old'Colony 11 Telephion Wis. Cen, com mson Store 8 Allouez M. Co. (new) S8 ] Atlanth ETARTAYS “Assessment pald Tani Co and (o A Coll London Stock Market. Loxnoy, Oct. 26—The followinz were the London stock quotations elosing at4 p. m.: CGonsols Consols neco FOEY 107 313 ur” 1% LN o1 Contral Mexiean ord Se Pt commin 4| Now York Contral Rending, i BAR SILVER 414 po MONEY—-Y per cent Rate of discount both short und three ceut. oz in the open market for nonths ills, 200515 1, Ol Market. CALCUTTA LINSEED Poreig LoNDON, Oct, 2 4 por auarier TURPENTING SPLRITS LIVERPOOL, ¢ ewt. 44 =] 5 4140 por ewt PURPENTINE- 275 20 per German Bank Statemen BERLIN, Oct. h—Thg state of the Imperinl Bank of Germany sholvs an inerease i speclo Of $124000 marks. i : Bank of Eagland Bullion. LONBON, Oct, 2--Auount of bullion with drawn from the Bank of England on balance toduy. £170,0 Paris Ite Paiis, Out Threo per 3150 for the wecount. " cent rentes Yot Denver Mining Stooks, DENVER, Cola, Oc The following list 15 the closing quotitionson the Mining exchinge today. Sales, 5,500 shares All Amity Argounit Tlarat 1 TRouK. W chany T 24 Ironc 15 [olin 1 [Justice tandkok' o 13 Leavenw Butos Hunte Littlo It Bl Indlan - May Mz Bik Sx Matolil Browntow | Morning Calllop. o Clandiu § Vark Cansolidated Century Pay ok County Patosi Pusrlor i . \ Nationai i wnd O 11 [1tinlt N | Running Lode i 2| Whi New York M NEw ¥ Oot The closing minlag Stoek quotitl 160 4 i 110 104 Quotations. follow!ng ure the T an a0 o Ontario Plymouth Slorra Nevada Standurd Union Con Yellow Juckot Coln Slive St Louis Mining Quotations. 8. Louts, Mo, Oct. 26.—The following the ¢iosing bids 18 Granite 8N Rl Hopes 1w Ake Adai Awmerican Bileabeth Siiver Fan Francisco Minin g Quotatiins, lug Ugures aud kept there for the rewaln BAN FURANCISCO, Cul, Oct. 20,—The official DAILY reas f Alta Hulwer Best & 1 oot Chiollar con. Ca Eur Tinle & N Mexionr Moo Now Yo BEL.hUE &V Crown oint K Con ould & Curry ¢ NEw Yo reple lute also activity. for next season ment i looked for Stovks in tho market shnients ar wnd Lhere wore iy the west in attendance. A 0SS [0 SpEig fine prints and 1) aations for g o dnted Savaen Sl Novads Vatlon Con Utah Yollow Jacket i NB 1 k Dry Goods Mar Ko Oct, 31} I eneoiirazement Suniewhat nts o) zoly in e curtalns a5 yeu for spring, but Staples are in hutlittle But o mors Iniport nth kinzhins ln Tate prices steady. PARIS. Oct. 2 firmor fadrid. nsued 1S of 1l FeNLes Fose He e fr curitios ner ame Apany. loan retiained very w Rio D fir<ts, 70 e Bivgs: pu HLO00 i SANTOS, 100 rois per e 18,000 ; stoek weok tos CHICAGO A, MeWhortd Co.to 8 seipts b ous | por firin they I advices increase, Phe decr ovi 1,000,000, The ro oxpe for vine May. Tho w moving A Incrense ments to the from all quarte ish features today cables wor the he visible re that our nd to maintain elipts <how ted 10 40 80 from now on. to he folt very soon i pi more liber athor I fine ui freoly JANELO, Oct, 2, ) reis per ten ki shiprients to the United States stoeks s 108t startlin forcigners Pavis Stock Mavket, . —~This afternoon on Mmoo reassurin Large buying cunsing an per cont. 1rd Crodit Foneler, 213 per share, The “new ak at 7% Coftee Market, COFFEE i teceipts during th or tho United Stat itos Market COFFER kilos, R purchises for 1o the Oct. ten Goo seIpLs v 43,000 bag Talk, Kennett T e northwest. 1 «in the visible suppiy of X060,000 i woek United Kinzdow and ) the world were On the other & Trader M., Oct. 9 and in b aud not indfluential winrkot, Tl r ineluding cou wbont nd will nint to Lol back their it will undoubtedly prices under sach a ase in o visible supply ) has reduced stocks 1o \ducing fiee covering rge i Outs were i co haying offerings from from’ fir The ts of Hheral and the: around. After it conses to ho inerease th and it will probably oy cott is adlhercd o, CHICAGO. Cockrell Hros, one-fourth clghts of a oent on a firm les. I enormou was ref The marke and we advise pi Corn, spots. demand were fuirly it decl had no neg consider stiil in ected by weak from the Janunry product U woui. Ahle ho i wntil this not prohy prove. CHICAGO, T, Oc Cormick to F. C. announci tsto £ cuble me 10,001,000 week Statoes. cume fron Such from 1 111, Oct. 26, —~Coung Wheat openod of a cent lower and e fluen expor of Dearish At the close a ried with . sile scenms e rehase for u wus active and shippers all “tive but weak on f punt and elosed fro visihlis decred n cash prices. specuiutors, start under by puckers who he inipression amoiut of S of s interest hi ble that for 1 spe en liguid s will mat b ~Swartz, " dwartn & world's i rope for the week wou Dushels SUEEOStS. & Af correct the fi about 6,500,000 sources thun suppout as the ther firm 2ot other th ma etter turn in day. December ulutors, wod it faully Dupee & Me- Co.—A private DAY ks today (ry goods market il ordors for than of al nree Buyers frou P busi= tonsed s Thore 18 I \thy lemand yot ant nov conming month, continue moderate and the bourse g advices of Spanish se Ivance in Wi per col the 4 anal Russian Regular 1 seeond week, 45,0003 st United United States, Hopkins very lareo re- enuri- 1 the ve- iy Ship- conti the he. e quite A good export demand, hut enough to of private This ordors. receipts will continue to be difficnlr pressur of corn of Tess than by ouse Thes, the st ng horts nd ought nd produce lowor prices ttle casior. pparently drawn out hands. in ot all kinds 15 tirs ad- we all d pork delivery s operatea to den stili more 1f the Hman & Day with offerings to improved cos n pri- were U inquiry 7000 (ed by Short seiling o soft Sharp b, Oats les for ¢ to SA,000 bu, L prevalls that pork is and is im- ship- o 1 excor rhe very lurge in- s show du ill!).' the nited had continental advices and from dry weéather in the winter whe: session shorts. Short seliing nervous Increasing continuance parucs who attempted to work uwn are by Th nee i ¢ belt. by A decre over 1004000 bu, @ decr of over K00 that t Corn was Kept strong uetive covering on th b, contributed to o entire stock ues less than 1 No were the export Oats of provisions Iriday and abandoned it to OMAH OMARA, Oct. during th part of S0 fu the visible supply of 0 in the lacal stock the firmne in storc of all e stead deny \ turduy Receipss were 164 cars of cattlo and of hogs, enttle mark the offerir othe mi at 8| at from I hozs sold at from # loads at common light for inz up a lttle batte mixed sotd 1 e, orohoeH hardly up to last Mondiy's run. Was not notic were hardly enough mike u killing o CATTLE parod of Monday des rablo others; feede 1oas—0flicial as compared of last and fily steady with Ty Monday ld e I Sie as comy Mondiy of last week steady Business was not over Prices were sted beef steers and butel Feoders were in cows went fecders The bulk o of stockers osterdny w bly different from one the market Prices were rly everything solling hest house ¢ #1.00. and from & noou, the & 1 trdiy Oflicial with v last woek. Market krades of buteher s active and firn. receipts of o With 4,42 Suturday week, Market fair aturday; e Buik ot 80500500, Vv, BL03@ 4,005 mixed, $.600 —Ofticlal nts ot W2 saturd roc red with Receipts and m...,.mn.m or Offictal r shown by the hooks of { company for the forty-ejzht | so'e Cars, 01 Wi ors )k . 1, Octobor 2 and 1S SUEEL, R s, fars. | Head. ¢ DISPOSITION attle. | 110 Gmaiin Packing o s Gl Swift & ¢ Cudahy I Nelsoni M Shippers Lett over Total Tammond company §80 B 1 1140 1,500 foedors | Representative Sales. SIEERS, Av. I’ 1503 #4 00 MILKEIS AND SPRING No/ cow and ealf i cowand culf cow 080 0 0 050 i 510 R0 1010 0 i st 1540 1650 155 A 1 | 1 1 1 1 1 [ 1 10 10 i 15 15 BULLS, 1640 1 RTA N 1. 2 OXEN, [ STOUKEWRS AND ¥ No, Cooper & W 1220 82 10 o 2 10 14 steers id avy and butchier Demand good e LIVE STOCK MARKETS, 1801, risk In “the towing to the common quality of Iy on des! stoe stive do o 17 The quuiity it hogs herd to 1 cars, 1y light weight light iy marke s, Stull; slow on nd 1600 ly ‘tivo very thing Light, 5. market Stock. on ot stock as S & WUE, i iy 103 0534 1040 142 Hoa OCTOBER 27, 1801 y stoors Land & « 9 cows | feeder W foeder 4 fevders Nasor 1 stoer s 0 steer 12 cows attlo Co. ste 1t 4 stoors Tilton 1 cow 1 fecder 1 bul ¥ fovders 1 buil 1 <teor 1 cow 1 cows. 10 feeders Kelliher 1000 105 1 cows 1ML Fox 10 ealves oy 1 ealves W00 3 Genlves 180 4 en w46 lox Colorado ¢ 1 cows 47 feeders Wi cows, Bonives 1oow 16 cows 40 1y WS 00 cows 3 cows “Tesans. Reet & o4 415 Bltrown 11 1214 o ' 0 03 stecrs 203 cows, Av 180 Shk. 10 10 40 0 Shk 150 10 0 10 212 00 42 30 40 2K) W 8 1) S0 100 400 400 § 00 100 Notes Around the Yards. : & Rush of Laramie had five ot catile e L TE M sent Merino, Colo. The Swin Land and Cattle, ¢ In fittecn ears of cattie fr M. M. Mason. n well known two ciirs of cattle here from Wyo, M. Keliker, Corbin Morse and T ench had eattle at this market froim Brennan, 8D, Willlam Clharies also had Dikoti eattl on sale that were unloaded st Hermosa The Brown-111 Cittle company had i train ars here arpived Sunday | Snyde Wiltlam Wirner e-load shipuient from the same was at the yards yest rduy. of in three cars of cattle from ipany sent w Chugwater, Wyo, man, had Horse Creek, W, Kimble Chicago Live Stock Market. Cureaco, T, Ocr. 2. —(Special Telog, THE BES.T--1n all itlal purticul cattle marker was unchanged toduy. tinued plethora of common stock pre any improvement in prices for that class, tho weikness there militated against Vitnee in ehoice eattie, notwithstanding the seareity of the Infter. No des: d ally lower’ than at veek nor was there any Dere: of AR cnongh o bring us much as £ bulk sold below 4. Quotitions were from e to 6.4 1 for natives, 8125 to #4.55 for westerns and &1 to for Texuns. Sales were lurgely at from 10 $1.5) for natives, at from 3250 to #1705 for westerns and at from $1.60 to #2.6 for Tex- tive cows and bulldof the poor class sold lower and there was aiso w siizht decline in stock cattle Sales of hogs we selling at from of ehole medium ing #1453 to sold LeTow #4.00, butk. Duri s were obintned. Cline howeve m to s tho Acon vented nd e at from $2.0) 0 4.5, culls 0) to K30, and a few loads nd heavy weights brin Not many of the offerings from $4.10 to 345 11 _the morning fully Satur ol Lt impartant tations b ing from #300 to for Neavy and medinm weights, and #.75 to $£3) for’ poor to prime light. Nice littio pigs welghingz from 1w to 10 10, were wanted at from $.00 10 3 Tho Evening Journal reporis: CATTLE—Ite coipts, 20,0005 Shipments, 4,010, Market sloy weak; Steers, $LT3@6.677 Texuans, $12 ranzers, $2.8004.5). Ho S kot sh £,000; 5807 prime light, 0,000 elers, $ 134 1ghits, B90GH45; xed and p nd butehers' 0000 shipments, 1,000; mixed lumbs! ~Receipts, market_stead 604.70: eWes @ 005,00, New York Live Stock Marker. NEw Yomk Oct. 20.—BEEVES—Receipts 5700, including 11) cars for sale: market Yery dull, 25 por 100 pounds lower, 40 ears un- . Texans per pound. o market pound .5 gra uttermilk calves, .00 36215, Suker-It 16,085 1y sheep dull; b lower; sheep, L0003, 873, Dressed mutfon dull i dressed lumbs lower ut head, cons Kans s City Live IKANSAS Crry, Mo, Oct. celnts, 8420 shipments, $870: m steady BAHD0.00; CoWSs, stockers 2 ers, 32,005, T dipts. 65807 shipments, 3 ket active, stronger: bulk, SI8% los, #.20004. 10, S ints, shipments, G5 ketsteady. tock Market. AT St. Lou Louis, Mo., shipients, rit stond brinie nutives, #.00 xuns unl In d eanners, $150G2 00, shipments, 24003 1, ’ mixed, ' # s, fans, asy; heavy 150141 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. our. company: Reliance Patent, £260; Lone Stir Snowtlake, 82005 Faney Fum : No.1and Cream D and Ked I 2.6 Royil No. 10, Specia and Dakota, Patg 1, Patent, 101 Snow White, L60: Quocn Superlitive, wahia Millin Invineibl mr\,.m 2005 Hly, #1.80. L5 Davis Ml o 1pan High Patont, #2853 o Tion and Hawkeye, & i i Sodal, £:50; w240 & e ok o ko of tho Puntry, & Min ' + bran, #L00: chopped feed, rroduce Lmarket steady at 10 wek - and slow 1d fowls extremely Faas Pout Giene wy--Very sprine slow good yoll, 20 stock, 10%a@11e: > cour 1e. AME=Market wenk owing to warm weathers frie chickens, $0O0G4T: grouse, $.0001.2 ; tenl diicks, B0 mullivrds, w50 01,50, RIOTOUS IRUSSIANS. altreat the Jews of doob. . PETERSHU 4, 1036 m They Attack and ) The anti-Jewish riots at Starodoob from the people’s resentment of the a of the municipal authorities i granting permission to Jews to open theiv shops on Sunday. In the midst of tho viot a Jew struck a young Russian and n report was spread that the latter had been | killed. ‘Ihis greatly increased the fury of the popula The’ rioters looted a number of wine shops and_many of the vioters soon became drunk. Suddonly a five, which is supposed to have been kindled by a Jow in despair, broke out in the Jowish quartel Tho wob prevented the fire brigade from getting to work to_extinguish the flames aud the result was that the houses were doe- i troyed, ‘The mob contined its work of pillage until a late hour in the nigt The ivie Way ‘Iv RID TIE BHUMAN EODY OF The Poison of Disence 18 10 FOLCE 1T OU1 THROVGH THE SKIN, SWIFT'S SPECIFIC always does this effcctually. [t treats the symptoms, and re- 5 disease instead cf the moves the cause, thereby making a cure, Mrs. E Medrord, Mass., says th J. RowgiL, No. 11 Quiney St been cured of ) st ler mother bas Scrofuls, by use of four bottles of S. S. after baving had wuck other treatment, and Lelog reduced t cudition of Leath, us it was tho gt she conld not tive Prcatise ou Diood and Skin Discases mailed free, BWLET SPECIFIC CO A, Gl : OMAH' ‘ Manufacturers” and Jobhers DIRECTORY. LWNINGS Omaha F~ it & Awn- AND TENTS X3, 0l a . Sond 1 Farnim BaGs Bemis Omaha Bag Go. Tmporters and Mani turers Flour Sacks. Durla T'win LND TWINES. BICYCLES, A H. Perrizo & Co M. 0. Daxon 1404 Bicyeles anld on wonthiy Sini de Payments. and pri. Dodie Streot 1007 s FATnAM s, Onah NDERS and STATIONERS Ackerman Brothers & Heintze, Printers, binders, elactrots par fa0tirars 1116 Howard stroct, Omaha s et bl bt BOOTS AND SHOES Morse-Tce 8hoa ('ompa 15, 18 Howart Street er 10 i Do i Wit ioreha nts Williams, Van Aer- | Kirkendall, Jones& Go mam&Harte | Wholesiovanutustures 1202 Harnoy streot. | for hoa ca o105, iy BOOK Factory, We are making ol fraking o ol vers, vory i Oimalia, Nob, BUTCHERS Louis Heller, Ox factory | Butehers and Packers Tooland supplles. i Mary's Ave Orders promptly o, | Byd i oo Cnsine RRIAGEN, LUGGIES, ETC. W.T. Seaman, | 2 Omaha's Lareost Vi WAGONS AND CARRIA —_— CARPET | CLOTHING. Omaha Carpet Oo, | Gilmore & Rubl,. Carnets, oll, cloths my Manfacturer s Unks, Cur'aln KOOUSOL | Wil il Chchiers 1611 Doulas strect 1104 Harney street | | wr’ CIGARS, “Wost & Fmschnr, | Manufactures fine ciears, | jobbers of leaf tabace 1011 Farnam Stroot. COAL, COXE, EIC, Omaha_Qoal, Goke & Coutant & Squires, Lime 7., cor. 16t and Douglas | Btreets, | American Fuel Co,, 1 Howell & Go,, anthracito and. bl | i, mans coal 215 8. 15th street. Nebraska Fuel Co., 2158, 13th Steeot, | A and soft coal ship pors 1308 I streut Omana, Neb Johnson Bros,, 014 Furnam Stieot, Omaha, Neb Omalia, Neb. — % CORNICE. E:\"le Cornios Works, | Murufacturersof Galvan | \zed tron Cornice. | Window caps, metalle | akyilghts, ctel 110 and | st CEMENT AND LIME. 7. 3. Johuson &’Oa.,} Cady &(.‘l'\yv Lime, cement, eto., ete. 220 8. 15th Stroot, Omaha, Nob. Cor. 9th and Douglns Sts DRY GOODS. 3. 5. Smith & o | Kilpateick - Koch Dry Dry gouds. notlons, fur- Goods Co., ishing oo 10ds. notlons, ¢ b goods Tioward Sty nts' Corner 1th and Howard. | eor. 1t i ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. R “trica h PROIT -AUTOMATIC Wolf Blectrical Co. St Tlustratgd cattiognd | ana Dyamox, Catalocay | free. 1L A Kinnes, G 1614 Capltol Avenue. DE At 8130 NV, Ligo id'g. PARM MACHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Crendor &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co,, | Genorat wast Skandia 1 Correr funon ad i St | 1131 sher FLOUR. "R T, Davis Mill Go | o8 | Manager at Omana. | Cor. Sth and Jasison sty Owaha Milling Go., Merehant Millors Ol and ML 1515 | 1ith Stroot Cnderwood, &, F. Gilman, 10i5-16-17, N. 1ith Street % 3 Black - Manager. AND CARPET: be & Runyan Fur- niture o, A FURNITURE Dewey & Sto Fur- | Be niture Co., | Successors to 0. % Co., | Grace and 1t bts Omaba and earp Farnam St Furnity 115-1119 ISHINC J. T. Robinson Notion Co. pnts’ furnishing goods. ' wed brand ‘Wilekekin ' overally pants, liirts, conts, et e 130 und o ward Ste GENT'S FUR? GUODS. (L PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS, Konnard Glass and | J. A, Fullor & Co, Paint Co,, J 1SS, 102 Douglas Stroet, Harney Strost st Neb 05-1412 i Omaka Blake, Bruce & Uo,, 03003 Loasonworth St William Cummings, | LS R GROCERIES, Moyer & Raapke, 140 Paxton & Gallagher, | 10a-711 5. Juth Stroet 1406 Hauruey Streot, Omaha, Neb. | D. M Stecls& Oy, Sloan, Johnsn & Co Jouss St Omaha. Neb 9th and Leaveaworth Riro Omabia, N McCord, Brady & Oo,, pavenworkh, ha, Nob, Allen Bros, 1103-1110 Harney Stea b and 1 Omaha, Net Omulis, N | P R UNPOWDER, Olark: on'l Western Agent of pany's Sporting Gy fuses Hugh GRAIN AND PROVISIONS A. 8 McWhorter f Trady \e wire | ryan Commission Uo A ks N L 5, Noard w o\ Bt Lonts o W York Cookrell Bros oar Ko AR DK, . Ominke HARDW Reotor& Wilheluy Co | Le 1RE Glark-Andree Hardware Co, 1t and 1 Omaha Neb —_— IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierlinz Iron Works, Wronght and cast ik work, o Cor10th and Jackson St Omaha Safe & Iron Works “n 1 PO sifoe vaatts, fall vk 1on st and oo i+ An Aro akson sty LIQUORS R Mant ar Tler & 0 Lignor Merchanty 113 Vinrney Streot Winot Manifnetir'es Konnedy's 103 il Enst Indln Bltters ton app L. Kirscht & Co,, Frick & Herberts, Wholesn waalol R. Grotte, 1b Lquor Deal'es |y Lor Dealars 407409 8, 10¢h St 01-803 8. 10th St LUMBELR. G w, melnv& Co Tardwood Tumber, John A Wakefield, o "ot e Charles R, Le Hardwood luniber CArpeLa aid para fooring ) and D Lonis B Lamber, i adford, coment eta MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. C. A, Stonehill, lonks 1. Oberfelder & m, "Wilinors & ns <in 205, 1G-118 &, 16th St, Omalia MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Max Meyer & Bro Co | A. Hospe Mg Jewelers, dealors Un | Planos, Organs, Artisty Fuments Matorinls, Fte. 1513 Douglas streot. e | ERS. Platt & Co., Oysters, Flsh and Celery, 19 Bouth 10th Bt e Manner. OILS. “Consolidated Tank Liue Co. i Refined_and_ Inbricazing Gile, wxle greas, 118 uth, S PRODUCE, COMMISSION. = Ribbel & Smith, Schroeder & O, Dealers in conntry prod- | Cash bugers hutter ant uce, fruits, vegetables, | ekt and genc.al coms ete. mission merehants. 1207 Toward Strect. | 427 South Hth Streot. Robert Purvis, E. B. Branoh & Co, 1217 Howard Streot Frolince Bttt ot Al Writo for, prices onbne. | Urodice frolts of all tor, ckKs poultry, and Inds, oysters, Lith and Iarney Streots. . Jas, A, Clark & Oo, ohiey ouks poultry und game. 0 South 13th Streot. Kirsehbraun & Sons, Butter, eggs and ponttey 1200 Howard Streot Bates & Co,, Country produce, frul Ables, grovors s Cinitios. tons, splcos, eLe. 17410 811 St —_ PAPER. m BBER GOODS Omaha Rubber Oo, Manufacturers and lob- bars ull kinds rubber Qarpenter Papor Co, | oy s il ot i i s e NEEDS | NTOVES. James Hughes, Stovesrepuirs of altkinds Clokaand Heators Emerson Seed Co, Seed growers, donlers In | warden, grass, graln and | tree sceds | for sale. aBouth 13th. | o7 s, 1ith Sroot. _— ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC M. A. Disbrow & Co. Manufneturers of su a S blinds and ouldings. Branch of | 1200 and s, | AND W Bohn Sash & Door Jo | Manu tactirers of moul- Tnigs, bl <, doors, ete. Ol Itoom 423 Beo Building SUPPLIES U. 8. Wind Engine & A, L, Strang & Soas Pump O, Tralligay Wind Milly I8 ad 020 Jotos Strost e Al e P A TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, nsolidated Coffus Company, atdand 1410 1arn AN LTEL 10721004 Farnam Stroet, 101 BILLIALRDS, H, Hardy Co, | Tho Brunswick= Balke-Collender Oo,, milltara Nandise. Sal on fxtures. ren's enrrfuges | aor, e . 10w sreety 1§14 Farnam Stre Oualia, - SOUTH OMAHA. 0. LIMITED Hunter & Green, 0 Exehanze Bullding UNION STOCK YARD3 A. D. Boyer & Co, Nango Bullding South Omaha South Omahin vouwszl.r' Ask your Druggiot for & oantio ot i Gs e o puizanous remedy (or all the unnatural dischuiges und 10 woine It cures in & hw W days without the aid or Manufactinred by Tho Evans Chemical 0, CINCINNATI, O. U5 A NEBRASICA National Bank OMAIA NEB $400,000 65,000 Prostden Mniirice. Cushing, J. N. BANK, il Furnum st Business Tr 0. 8. DEPOSITOL Y Cupital Surplus, e Omicers ana Diractors - Heury W, Vate Lowls 8. leod, Vies Presannt: G & V' Morse, John 8 Collins, Vatrick, W, 11, 5 Tughos, THIS TRON Corner 12t ¢ Goneral Bankin il Mk 1 will send sealed FIREE 0 any r ' prescription Lo enlargo small weak parta rLalil cure fOF Lot YIKOT, Ciisslons, Varioos oole, Impotency. Address D ToUSE: Hox 60, Albton, Mich, nxaotel,