Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1892, Page 6

o i A R AN 0 Al 0.3 ) S 1 T 6 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Wheat, (orn and Provisions Proke Farly anl Went to Pieces. VERY LARGE PROFITS SHORTS TOOK ©Olear and Favorable Weather Al Over the West Tnar Ing as Favoring an Increased o w Good | Movement, Oct, 28 —The way the markots siniply Tennysonian, After almost daily during t lino of low prices, whe evening compared With twenty- shows n decling of 1%0 for De Berand 1';c for May. Corn !s hclower for November and from '%e to %c lower for the later doiiveries. Provisions, with the eseep- tion of Octoler ribs, are also in th Octolor pork is 17550 lower: Novewber and May #0¢ lower. Lard for October dropp 17%¢, for Novembor 121 and for January 1 Octoboer t1bs ure e up; November ¢ oft und Junuary 1 off ¥ Tho wheat trade e mcaco, T broke todny wi the record 8rias) past week In the this hour: ur otn- slo. 108 to have come toa fall realization of the bearish conditions which linve wlily on the increaso for wome time and the longs who have been hold- ing on the hone of pvoment o outivok, seemed to huve lost ail courage and Began (o drop thelr loads. This was more especialiy the caso with holders of the near futures and December foll to te discount on May and October to 2 discount on Decenber. Short < alo showed mote bolduess an | the offerinzs were drgent while the denand ) i Shorts who took the only buyers, Cables were low tie npkets loavy, the recelpts ov arge andh 10 20 L0 1 failure wera in SHOPL o fnereasol th we (kiess they were not couf (rket was heavy there was litt Pardrid whio fs supposed (0 1 short Line ou Bought frecly on the dectine, The openin wits nbout e Tower and prices further de elinod 1y for Decersher and fe for Mag, then recovered slghtly and tho elosing wis ibout 12¢ lower for the foraer and le lower for the futuro. sor In sympathy with wheat and iy the longs. May ruled rola- thin the restof the 1ist. The clear i favoral Il over thi wost amanced 4 zont d 18 favoring Tucreascd nove i s rather frec elling of the near [ s by receivers anid ome of the prominent buyers of late wero 180 supposed 1o ave so d out, but tho e ing of scveral short lines ‘on the de checked the downward tendency. Noveil which was vesterduy atritle premium, one thne today e disconnt. Opening trades were fron e to e ander the final auotations of yesterday and graduaily deelined unde offerih 5 from ‘s to e, rallied le, doclined from Ty 10 e, riled stoaay and closed with Joss for Noveniver and Deceniber of from ¢ o % and May Onts hield up befter than any othor, a8 tho roceipts were only 1 here 210 cars ha Been oxpeetod. Tho biz stooks T focal ste 10rs servo Lo depress noar months. while some support Is shown My on the partof mvestors. Openinz firt, the market he'd about steady for o time, butafter the break in whe ned from L o under tive ol Provisions offerinzs we from the long and manufacturin and the demand from ail sources fair, with the butk of the purchases toshorts. I'rices ruled materially lower on all the leading articies and the market closed at about the nsido fizares, Liberal receivts of hows and the weakness in grain wore the chiel causes of tho depression. Prices r celved no support from the bull eligue exe in tho waticr of Octoser moyed up 2ic per 1010 Frolehis wi : 1y bt ribs, which were ippers wero t tdid not sued corn Lo Butlalo, The estimated pts for tomorr 30 curs of wheat. 450 cars of corn, 199 outs and 11,000 hog: Tne leading futires rangea as follow TOST gl oog TN T wie (Tgwn| gl ! a0x aigl Al g IRt AT I 2 2o | H0% 038y airy Novombe Becom ay ... MEss Dok November Janunry . LARD Novemboer unry... BIORT 1118 Octob g iyt S0 312 W0 Oash quotations wero as follows: Frovi—-Weuk; buyers holdin: WHEAT No, 2 spring, (9'z¢; No. 3 spring, @t2c: No, 2re Ci NO, 2 S83gc. , 200 g white, f. $ white, d1@sl!ze. BAury b, 4.@05c; No b £ S f. o 3 b ~No. 1, #1100 255111, TiMOoTHY SEED-Prime, #1 PoRK—Mess. por bbL, LRI L85 Inrd. 300 1bs., B 15.20; short ribs, sides (100s @100 dry salted shoulders (hoxed), 7. short elear sldes (box; Wisky—Distilicrs' Huished SUaAns—Unchanzed; o granuluted, dhe: standard Sise. Recolpts ind shipments todiy were us fol- AT LS, BUIEMENTS, Flour, Lbls. Wheat, bu Corn, bu Ouiw, bu ... Ryo. bu » N th exchango tolay the market was tirn: crenmery, 20@28c: dalry, 180 2o, Eggs, steady, Strictly fresn, 20@2le. St Louls Markets, £1. Lovis, Mo., Oct, 25, —FLou sell and very 1iilo domand, WiEAT-Onened lower, continued to decline throughout the day and elosed '@ise velow yestordny. tho lowost point ever reached fn this market. Cash finishod at 65¢: Novenber, ! Aber, G0 May, T45ie. upatlized with ~‘and followed closed fo under yesterany's. Cush v bo Decomber, iy y 12,000 37500 551,000 180,001 00 12,000 hutter —Lower to Con wheat an ic. sa'es of Towa at Dull and offered at ide HAY—Dull, unchanged; pr; thmoth y, $.0060 0, Stond FLAXSEED BurrEl duiry, 14 Kaas—1U'n i QOKN MEAL—Qulot at $10.6510.95, WitIsky —Stouy, §1, 0, NG U nolinge 1 ot £, 75@5.8), chinzed ut 81 1, rk, lowor: Jobbing, at’ BNERU. Dry bacon, unchunged. Loose longs and ribs, § Boxed lots b 5, creumery, 25@2%c; $12.80. Salt lour. 4,00 bbls: wheat, ) DL Ot 40,000 b, 21,0°0 b 18 Flour, 12,000 Lbls.: whe 7,000 bu. § 0its, #4000 DIL; ryer 9,000 low _extras. wrades, #1040 tents, #1L0.0 wh fajr to fancy, nosoty clear. rye mixtur Coun MEAL—Quiet, steady. WHEAT—Rocoipts, 215,000 bu.: exports, 8- bu.; sules, 1,605,000 bu. of futures. 210,000 f8D0L. Bpots, falriy uctive, wesker. No, , L T84 vl‘u»Iu store and eleviicr; 4@ e atlont; T4 @TH40 L 0 b3 No. i red, 74150t wagraded red, 07',@Tic . L oorthern, 5.6 B0Me; No. 2 northern, TA@H42: No. 1 Miwau- kea. none. Options were active nnd exciied, with prices 1N ¢ lower. with lon s unload: , 0. Bir wablos, 14 rgo FecoipLs. 5100 < elvar- upces and favorable crop reports with u motico from the Ce wilrosd mwed uary, "7l 47 #he, clostis at vE-Sieady. qulot. ARLEY—DUll} wostero, 83@7%. BA'?Q’ Ma Dulls ¢ity mude Canadian, Coun—Lteceipts, T400) bu : bu.: sales, 94, bu. of futures, L Spots dull nd weaker; No 4 o in elevator; 4bize afloat; un- bd mixed. 46@3ic. Options were fuirly ve und ' ul\’u jower, w8 followinz wheat, olosing weak; cember, SANQSINC, clos- exports, 164,000 1,000 bu. of Ing atBi%e: Januarv, S004e. ot My, A1A@51%¢, elosing nt St OATS- Rocoipts, 19,000 bu.; exporta, 100,000 Dbu.t sules, 85.0.0 bu, of fatures, 55,000 bu. $pot Spots dull and lower: options fess active and weaker: Decernber, 3 v, closifiz at Muy. M0, closing av Wige: No. o White, 0 mivet wostern, 314@0c; wostern HeSe: No. 2 Uhieato, #hige HAY=Good demand andfirn; shipping, 603 7ues goodl Lo ohol Hors—Quict o chioice, 18 SCGAK closing At shot white yi state, common eugar, &) and stondv; 0 molasses 21-16c; refined falrly active .01 Asses ~Poreign, nomin quiet bt steady. Rick—Good demand EiGs—Qulct, unsett Woor-—Qiiet, (rm: dox Texus, 13 deniand middle Novemuer, £8.60; lyrd, At closed $8.00 nomipal S91; Novembor, $5,03 BUTrE-—-Qulet, fien: western d mory, Do Elgin, western ere CHEESE-Faiv demand, firm Now Orloans, sstic fleece, 1o, ste dull anil, w Sales, Fair (it dy; out Short ki western none; Ue- Iry, 17 DANGC part skims, Tiox—tairly active; American, $15.00@ Corpen--Easier: iake, $11L05311.75 LEAn- Dl domestic, ¥4 05 Tin- Stendy; straizhts, $0.500 Hides and § Followmnz aro the or sators for hides and pel 0, 0 v Omain to 1ary hides peite Satted i § per ib., jess tha ful Groen salted, ¢ 1 shearlings short L, 1 dry shoariins carly skin<, No. 1, each, vz 0Pt Woo! irly skiins), N e dry ut Kunsis and Nobr huteher wool pelts, dht. W@ptdtae; dry flint Kun= Murrain wool pelts. per 10 dry flint Colorads weight, 106 Ty flint rado Mureain wool pelt L tetunl we ghty Soloe: dry fleecos a bueks, e Yage. Mave feet cut offy a8 1L I useless Lo pay frelgnt on theni. (short dry shearlines on A ha Produce Markot, ckens, #1000 sntpo, #1.00 $1.005 golden Ks, §3 060 mallird ducks, 2reen w rabbits, H. sipirrels, $1.5); e shddies. 1aioe: T carcasses, LG adducks, s wing teal, nilxod dueks. 81,518 1 sl rabb G, § ssaddles, 1@ Lt 07010 12: 1ivo nlecon [ KRS RPATIY Herri—Low geades, 12160 216e: good duiry, 18 hick nd ducics. Se. o NEW Yok, Oct. 28 —PETROLEUM ~Tho mar- let opened dull and was practieally - chanzed alldiy. Pennsylvinia ol -Spot s nonet November option sales, L bb.s, av B30 14 01 sales. o b 01— Quict bu irm and aulet, Dull but steady. ut firm. =T B Speiners 1, 4s #a1 per ady. LONDON, Ot A 115 per ewt. s Amer can str. ewe LINSERD CAK LINSEED Ol UEric e ANTWERI and sollers, for western, <l per ewt. U, 4L,@ 174, 0. PETROLECN <1343 ¢ patd Murkots, IKANSAS Crry Wnear-Lower; No. ® hard, 05U oy = Unenanged No. 2 white, nonii OAT< Wey white, Ui, Burre—\ ery tirn; I3 Stoudy at 18ie, ECEIPTS —Wheut, §5,20) Dz onts, none. SieEyes - Wheat, bu.j outs, none. reamery, 2@c; dalry, bu.; 5,000 4,000 corn, K000 bu; corn, Cotton Market, AN La. Oct. 25, alinz, T U160 0w midd b Toury, 6 Ll . recoipts, 10,005 bales: pross, L8601 halos; exports to ¢ Brituin, 450 bale tie contin bile: los; sales, 7,1 Dules: stock Kly et receipts, i b esi les: exports to Great Britain 10 ihe continent. 17101 bal New Ont Stoady; mia- 751603 2zood ora. Liverp L Markets, LveRroor, Oct. 28 —WHEAT ‘e enioderatey. | wheat for the past three days, 220,000 centals, includin 3 xed westorn, ipts Amer st y s, Awicrican finest white and colored, 525 per ewt for Septewbor Omaha ~New Yor! eats; #1755 CALIFOUNIA PLES Coftee Murket, Niw Yonk, Oc ptions oy sady, U to 2 down, _close points down { Smics, SL000 DS, udi 8.0 1340 Mureh.' $14.9)0 spot Lo, firm und Cony -Sie Oars—-1igher; No. 2 white, S e 1A, Rye ican Refrigerator Beef, 2001, Oct, 25 —AMERICAN REFRIGER- e -lorequarters, 3%d: hindquarcers, 53 per Th, ONDON, Oct, 2 ; ~AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR & brs, 15 100@s 45 hindguue- 51b3. by thie careass. Northwestern Ml Report, . Mlun, Oct. 23—Tlo North- Miller reports the flour output na for, ided London suzi ONBON, Oct, 25 fugal, v degre; covado, Market, vaAr — Cuban centri- L 138 6d per ewt; Cubise ius- alr refining, 1s Ud, Cuteaao, 1L, Ot 28 -Counselman & Day Cockrell “Tiros,” Commission compuny: (nidation by longs in wheat was fierco and ull vere thrown overbo: n all cetions as stoporder Hmi's wore ronchod he discount widened on Docember to 614¢ below May and ccnsiderablo quantitics of neir futiire conteacts shiftod from Deceinber spoe- ulitors stronz carrlers to shorts. All this will not eomo buck on the markot unless ona bulge. This wondertal fut weather hus tuken the nerse outof the short cron bulls in n o and holders aro looking for n soulpers’ rally to sel} on. Soveral nuturul bears hive got long and are supporting the » not lkely to try to buil corn 10 scii. Lar pts of hogs niade buyers of provisions hack- Under Armour's steady sellinz of Jan- wary porc and lard the market weukenod ana quite & number of stop orders for country ae- Count Wero r 1. The Cudaby nod Wrlchy nre pursuing w uttitude. 1 was the hest buyer of tl 10AGO. 11, Ot - G L & Co, to Liguldation and de- continue to hoid sway in the Locelpts, although showing o Ao 1Ario In the orthwest and 50w hwos the weather continues perfeet for u ing crops of all kinds. Tho bull continzent is badly whinped and discour- agod, und until thero 1s some rad.eal change 1 exlsting conaitions a bull movement soems hopeless. However, the protracted drouth wnd the extrenely Tow prico ure logltinate and lmportant bill factors and will command attention when the present deworalization coases. Corn und outs ranged lower in sy pathy with the heaviness in wheat and on ruther free seliing by prominent local longs, but the aveline wis gradual and the murket Lo very wouk uithough olosiy ! rovisions scored anot partly from reallzing salo eral Wonkness ou the oo 4 fuir reaction from top prices. caG, 1, Oot. 25 —Kennett, Hopkins & Co to & AL M¢Whorter: There has been 1o news of lmportance. The break was cuused by the weakness in outside markets and sell- ing orders chiefly from New York. Toat started the fall and stop orders hero did the At .lie closo It Is & very wouk kel There s ittle inducement 1o buy, but the do- cline n s boeu o sharp and lguidation so gonerul thiat some recovery 1s uue. Profits should be taken on short siles und & turn on tue long slde should be profitable. Corn and oats have held well considerin: the weiknoss in other markots. Thore s an imbroving ex port demand for corn, cubles are strouger and roceips show slxns of letting up. In pro- vis.ons the wurket has looked usif uwid o v holders were unloading. but the ellque “ite Apparantiy doing (ittio and express confidence n higher prices. STOURS AND BONDS, Hiling ana Cat feeding Were the Leads ers in Specalation Vesterday, NEW Yonk, Oct Tho overshadowing wture of the speculation at the Stoek ex- chango today was Distilliog and Cattiefeod- ing, T stock, after advancing from 6, declined to 61 and closed at 63, 1 dition to sales on stop orders the was causod by reports that s new issue of stock would be made to puy for opposition distilieries at the west, sald 1o have been pur- chased by the company. While officlals wer reticent about tho alle avsorption of theso distilleries, they stated sdiy In most em- hatlo terms that 1€ opposition concerns have jeon 0r ure Lo be acquired thoy will be paid for in casn out of the company’s treasury, and not with new stock, ‘They also assert that the aividend rate wil, be advanced. The gencral arket, contrary to the expecs tations of som traders, oponea firm and cent to iy Por cont W d in the load vus pressed ing tho afternoon § 7 ¢ 10 70ty lo. The stock fell o f th Cnttlefeeding In the # fractional rally ¢ partly to an al statemoent that the increase in the op- erating expenses of the St 1Y, ul road for Sep- tember was due to the t that the company maie large expenditures for repalrs, main- te wnd new stoel rails, which. were claiged to expense account. In w majority of Instances the net chan, for tho duy woere Qnly 1y to iy per cens elther way. Neither New England nor Reading were a8 prominent in the tradinz as herctofore. The market closed steady In tone. Tlie Post xies: Quite naturally the obb and flow of prices” in New Encland stock fluenced by the story that anothe riies the Bosten & Maine deal. rut hus ved necessary in view rumor of u guaranieed New Sngiand divadend. The only taneible shape which the n stor hus taken Is the asser tHon. very positively 1 ado in some quarter: that New Engjaud shares are to be exchanged for Boston & Muine in the proportion o€ to 1. Now the idey of & tinal absorption of the New Enzland by fts new allios is not i itsel £ wholly unreasonable. But the sugzgested basis of clianze is utterly absurd. New kngland is wt 5 and Hoston & Mafue at 185 A to 10, there for would assume either that New Enzlund stoek Is worth 61, or ¢lse that Boston & Maine stock is worth oniy #i. sllowing are the closing quotations for the leading stoeks on the New Yors S1oek ex- clianze today: yiold al tr Northern 1 nal ; . o & OUlo. W Pacitic i Cannda South NV Contral Contral Pueltic. NYLCN Eng Ches. & Ohio Orexon & Western Chicago Alton. n fp Chi. Bur. & Quinicy Nay'.. Chicago Gus 0. 8, L & U. Consolllat Pacitie Mail G C &S L 04t Peorin Doe, & Colo. Conl & Lron. 1 403 PPlLtsburg ... Cotton Ol Certif's.. g |*Pulln Del. Hudson... ... 13k Keadlng.. DT & Wit 15, Ricimori ned b 0 Prd.. o DI K Co. sy West. o St Tonn 1o " pfd ¥ Rock Txland St &S K St Paul.. do ptd St Panl & O do South Sugar I enn. Coal & Texas Pacitic. 1025 115 1o Dulnth Tox. pid Srhe & West do ptd 1 ake Shor Lend Trust et Unlon Pacile... U8 Express & Michigan Conira Missourl Paciile.. Moblle & Ohto.. Nushvlile Chatt Natlonal Cordesze.. N. . Central bid. { ex iy, The total sales of stoeks today wera 20,000 <hares, meludinz: Atehison, 2,021 Chiodgo Gas. 23300; Erie. 12,600; Northern Pacifie pre- ferred. 5,300 New Eugland, 21740; Readlng, 40003 St Py 009, ational Linseed London Cinancial Review. [Copyrigiited 1892 by Jamds Gordon Boanatt.| _LONDON, € —[New Yori Herald Cable— Spoeial €0 Tuk BEEI—Tho settlement boing coneluded for the Stock exchanza without uny diflicuities befng reported, the markets hitvo been euther unsettlod, with an absenco of new businesa. Punds closed steady with one or two oxceptions. Forelgn government securitics have been dull all day. Home riil- ways closed flat. due partly to (he wretehed we Brighiton doferred has been largely sold on another had duwily traflic statement and final p 1, por cent, ad - noarly per nt. Amoric ostly, butabout noon became very firi. The closing was deetdedly stronz. “Tlie principal moye- ment was an advance of 1% per cent in Erie on the purel rze blocks of ‘shares for an influen firm, said to bo over 12,00) shuros, Tmproverent in most othiers ranges from ' 10 % por cent. Cuan dizns have been very Hitlo doalt in and leavo off without quotablo change. Mexican first proference improved Y por cent. South Amer- can lines close somewhat irroguiar. There has been a better demand for money. Sbort loans commanded 1013, per cent. 'Ihe dis- count market has boen much primer. Two and o months bills were quoted at 213 Lo 2% Nrw Y Eas er at closea offe Prine Meny STERLANG 14@0 er cent. adier, with for sixty-duy bankers' vills nd. s B 18018 & P Ists L. G.Tr. Hits Koty 1W6H | Tex. T S | pox. 1 e B4 i 107k 103ty i) Boston Stock Quotations, BosTON, Mass, Oct. 23 ~The following are the closing stock quotations: 4 Calumot & Hecta, . 44T Waost 10" el 7 180 | Lams, 16 ' Water R 10| N E Gl i & B ning Quotations, New York, Oct. 25.—The followius ere tho closing mining quotatio owi POliE ... s P yerren dwood 14 & Curry... Halo & Norcross. Quick silver 4o proferr £ Quotati & 5, Mo, Oct. 28 —There was more trud- fng than usual on tho Mintnz Exchan ze toduy and prices wore higher, 'I'he following quota tions wers mude on all Bl Bld. Asked.| Stock Ame 5 16! Hope Kl w 4 Murplhy f ) +Small Hopes 95 B Askud, k] "W o M ¢ Finwneint Notes. KANSAS (17y, Mo, Oct, 25, —Clearings, $1,576,- BN, New Youk, Oct balances, $,94,417. Pramis, © . —~Thre2 per cont rentes, 98¢ 9t3¢ for the account. BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 28 —Clearings, 82,115, 221; bulances, 845,736 Rate. 6 per cent. LADELPIIA, Pa. Ot 23 —Olearin, bulunces, #L71L22% Money 4 2. —Clearings, $120,016.770; B, e cent. Menpmis, Teau, Oct. chunge solling at par. 1,80 . 2.—New York ex- Clearings, #51,500; bal- 0N, Oct, 28, ~Amou rom the Bunk of E 2 £17,000. Cincisaarn O, Oct. New York exchan ce. Cleurings, 28,700, New OntEANS, La. Oct. 28.—Cloarlngs, #1.- 1. New York exchunge, coumerchal, #1.00 000 disconnt; bank, par. Bosron, Muss., Oot. 25.—Ulearings. balances, #LAS274. “Money, 5 per cont. chunge oo New York, 125¢'to 15¢ discount, st. Louis, Ma, Oct. 3. —Cloarings, $,434,- om: alances, BEG8L Monoy quict, 6o 7 per Exchange on New York, ble disconnt. HAVANA, Oct. 28 —Spanish gold. 82505@A6T nze firmer, but not quotab'y higher: on United Stutes snort sight, gold 10150 prewiuw; on Loudon, 19%¢ premiun Onigaco, 1L, Oct. learings, $17.080, 163 Now York sxchange sold from par to 10¢ dis t of builion with- lund ou balances oney 4@6 per DuF L0 233 pro Y KATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1802, [ connt. Sterlind B hnnge, eaey: aixty-day biils, $1.85904; dengng, $1.80, Money, stentdy at b to Gper cent. 1y STHCR MARKETS, Cattle Prices Sthl Gotng Up—flogs Active o Higher, i ripts for the past fi days foot up 0, 30,630 hoxs and &.58) shoop, against T cattle, 2000 hogs and 1,472 D the samo Hve days st week, A gain of bout M0 eattle, 451 hozs and sheep. T ran of camle was considerably lighter than anticipated nod the offorings inelnded n very small proportion of decent beot steers Sapniles feil fu short of the demancd and With eastern n Kets stronger buyers ha still further o privos. 1t was s it has vecn nll wee act wnd the resuit i< an vance of from Ly (o 25c since lust Priday on anythins fit to kil I'n the Were so: 1,400=10. cornfed s 10 bring #.40 but the half fat an i s0ld At from #430 to 465, There we choice western cattio here but seve bunches of fair_to good steers went to the killers from K123 to 8405 lven the conmon and mean stuff was easly worked off. akon all In all it was a good hoalthy trade, the feeling was firm and a very faircloaranice was ef- fected, There were about mixed stock on sal OMAIA, Oct forty loads ot cows und and they chanszel hanis briskly ut substantinily stron zer figures. The o this week on butchers stock and canners' has been trom e ty 2e. Poor to vory wood cows and livifers sold at from $1.10 0, the buik of the falr to goods tafl at 7 to & Bulls, oxen and st were dir deman i and wboutsteady Jit from $1 nmon large calves and yoairiings atabout steady pricos ut Feedins steers with flesh and auality soid froely ot stendy to strong prices, but there was the same duil trade in the under grades. Runge of prices, $415 to #£410, Representutivo sule DIESSED NEEF No. Av. Pr. E 1128 #1 6) N 36 cows, si6 800 Ol 10) s ALVES, 40 29 %) 131 1 140) 18) STOCKERS AND FE 20) bt bt} 1 MILKERS AND SPRIN No. Pr. No. tspri . 82000 1cow and calf Teow and Galf. 1800 1cow und ealf 1cowand ealf.. 2)0) 1cow und calf 1 cow and calf . 25.0) SOUTH DAK OTA CATTLI 3 Av. Pr. No. steers.. .. 1180 §3 COLORADO CA 1150 it Pr. $28 0) 3 00 5100 Av. 22 steers. 0 cows 41 steers. s feeders 5 feeders. 075 305 leows 033 11 40 4 sty 300 2)) cows. 240 119 *sted 080 340 1 cow ..... 810 5 0) 1 feeder.. 1000 27) 1 25 feedors.. 1094, 3 70 *Texans, tecders. steers cows 1 sti 1030 1054 183 1012 5 cows. feedors 26 feeders IDATIO CATTLE: L1042 17 105 cows. ... 1001 WYOMING OATTLE. Teall ... 20 #07 1strtlg 1ull 20 600 175 1feeder 1bull.. 1 7 feeders 1 cow S fecders.. 21 steers... 4% cows... 1bull......4 0 TCOWS. T2 COWs. .. 5 feeders.. Thall. .0 27 fecders. . feeders.. 083 40 10 feeders 4 5 feeders 4) 194 fecders 24) Hocs—Reduced supplies, n_good local und shippinz demand and a stronzor market in Clieago causo | an netive openinz with prices a shude to5e higher than Thursday. Fale to Lho s of all wolzhts sold largely ut 55, With some of the good to cholce buteber and heavy weizht loads for shipping account ut £00 and .65, Several loads of common 1zhi and iight mixed stock sold at from #5.40 to £5.47%. Early tradinz was active at the advance, but as urgent orddds were flled and Chicazo advices came lower the edge of the morkot wore off and the greater *tof the oarly advance was lost. “About cverything finally changed handsi the bulk ut from £5.50 to against At from 45 to £5.55 Thursda, Representative Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 240 #5 40 [ 27 169 120 12) OWS. ... Ir. Nothiug fresh was reccived und nothing heid over trom yesterday. There §s i Very active demand for desirable muttons and prices are quotably stro Fauir to good nutives, KL.O0E4. falr 1o good wost. @4.2; common and stock sheep, good to cholee 40 to 9)-1b. Tambs, #,00@4. Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. OMcial receipts and disposition of stock shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 50'clock p. ., Octbber 23, I BJECEIITS, RUFED. TATTLE i Head | Cars Cars. Head | e BUVERS. » Packing Co L. Mothsehild 1L Becker & De pirs. aud Chicago Live Stock Market, . 111, Oct. 28.—(Special Telegram to TuE BEE ) -The cattic murket was unchanged in iis general features. Fut cattle of ull welghts were In good request and sold strong, The "ot erades remained under neglect, und while they were no lower thun ' be- fore it Was mnot an easy matter for Sulesmen to unioad v steady rates. The rapge of quotations for natives Wiks froni £1.0) to #.0) for cows and buils, £.60 Yo #.40 for stockers and fecders and from 100 10 15,80 for commoy to fancy drossod beef uud Shipping steers. 'Western Fangors Lo the nuim- Dor of 000 arrived and there were about 4.0.0 Texaus Both were in good demand und were ad Yides for hozs were a little stronger at the opening of business this morning but they AU thelr strength very soon aftor, tho closo bolng no better than for yesterday. Recoints Were larger thun expected, amounting to About 20,000, but the eastern’ demund oalled for nearly one-bulf “that number, and the Wants of the ten 10cal packers who had buyers o the fleld absorbed the remalnder Sales of ) chofce ght welghts were at from 8525 085,75 and from 8340 to .95 was pald for | very vamiien 10 strictly priwe hewvy. Litue bisiness wasaone above 85,00 and prices above 50 wore reached in not moro than half a doren Instances, The « rings w yuite waltorm and most of the sales wero at from #3.00 10 8875, Fat muttons have continned to come on the markot rather sparingly and the few arriving from day to day were pickly taken atr ninerative prices, Good to extra grades aro nt from 83 to 85,50, I here surplus of | trashy - stock and ollinz at prices that eive little ¢ Shipper aftar froleht commissions and rdnge nre puid. Within the Inst week there woere sales as low as #1.40 to £ 00 and the stuft wis nctually dear at those prices. The balk of the offerings changed owners at from $.00 to 0.6) for westerns. Some cholco to extra sheen fetched from $4 to #.05 Lambs wore In moderate supply an { met with ' good demand at from #3710 $1.55 for_poor 1o fair and at from #5235 to $5.90 for good to exiro, ‘There i< soms inguiry for feeders at from £155 1o #1.2 Rocoipts: Oattlo, 11,0008 hogs, 20,010: sheep, ¢ Journal report Ipts, 11,000 hew shipments market active, steady to fir Stecta on market: choico to prime otliers, $45@0%; Texans, v, 1,451, 0, s At sl 10,000 haud; market #57 heavy and ht, £5.50 SAEey elpts, 6,00) hend: shipments, 200 head s market slow nnd wetk (o e lower: wes, Bi viomixed, #4254 wethers, U9, Ans, $3507 westorns, $19@4 4 1ambs, §4.7 50. 4,00) head extr @545; 24000 hoad; tive, stron: mixod. butehers' wel ) shipments, 20 fnd its, .30 primo b @399 11 New York Live Stock Marke NEW Yorx, Oct, 83, —BgvEs—Ro head, Tncluding ‘9 cars for sale; niarket stoady: nauve stoors, $3.2525.15 per’ 100 108, Colorados, KL80@401; bulls and_cows, $1.5) 00; dressed beef steady at ver Shipments tomorrow, 80) beoves und uarters of bof. nts, 1,628 L 115 head: market steady; AND Launs - Rocalpts, Ay sheop, $4G10T o Lombs, #4006 153 dressed mutton steady at Taxise bor 1. dressod Tnmhs dullut 3o Hogs—Reecipts. .85 head, consiznod direct nominally steady at #5620 5.15 per 100 5% lend: 100 1hs T - Re (o wor siow: Dressed ol rs, SLULLG0; cows $1.100 Tnidinn stoers, £2554020); stoek- s and focders, 1010 1068 - Koce!pré. 115005 shipments, 240: the marcet was esteady o he lower, Closing i | and weak; all grades, $5.000 19t bulk, $3.3) S mari gonerally strong to Reprosentative salos and | Receipts, was nnehun 10: tho @t shipments, muttons, $4. s Live Stock Mariot, ST LovLs, Mo, Oct. 2%—UATTLE—Receipts, .6005 Shipments 21005 murket steady: fair £ood native steers, £5.0004.2); ehotee, $1.5 mediuin to best Texas and Tndian st @310, 1oas - Receipt ket strong: of heavy. A0 S 1.800; sinfpr o bineh of el packin SpEEP—Receipts, 1490; shipments. 500: mar- Ket steady: natives range, e PUBLIC WORK. ptractors Are Pushing the Twmprove- ments of Streets these Fine Days. The south side of Le=avenworth street has been repaved and the north side to a point as far east as Twenty-fifth avenue. The con tractor, Hugh Murphy, states that tne street will bo completed within tweuty days, weather permitting. The same contractor, who nas the contract on Twenty-second street, from Leavenworth to the government corral, has finished the curbing ana_ yeste day commenced laying the rod Colorado stone pavement. Tho paving of this streat will be completed next weelk. Lowe avenue, from Iarnam to Cuming streets, has been curbed and the asphalt is being laid by the Barver company, At the ofice of the Board of Public Works the idea prevails tnat if pieasant weather continues for thirty days all or nearly ail of the paving and curbing contracts awarded this season will be completed. The gas compuny has laid its mains on Seventeenth street from Ohio to Locust, and from now on that streot will be illuminated by gas instead of gasoline lamps. 'This is broucht about by the fact that there is an existing ordinance that provides that when the council shall order the laying of new gas mains 1t shall order the location of gas lumps along the lino of the main. Andrew Jaicks has returned from Chicago where he had been to purchaso addi- tional machinery for his_asphalt paving plant, located in this city. Mr. Jaicks states that he has concreted all of the streets which have been awarded to his compauy and that ne will begin laying pavement uext week, The Board of Public Works metin regular session yesterday afternoon and let about the last contracts of the seuson. For the paving of Center from Teuth to Kleventh street, the alley in block 55, city, from Seventoenth to Kighteenth street, the alley in block 116, city, from Soventeenth to Eighteenth stroe! eventeenth from Jackson to Leavenworth street, the alley in block 108};, city, from Sixteenth to Seven- teenth strectand Pacific from I'hirty-second street_to the alley between Thirty-second and Thirty-third street there wore two biddars, John Grant und Hugh Murphy. Grant bid on asphalt, his bid being £2.75 on class “A” and £2.44 on cluss “B" per squara yard with a five year guaranty, £5.15 on Cclass “*A” and §2.84 on ¢ B per square yard with a ten vear guaranty. Hugh Murphy bid on red Colorado sand- tone and wade his figures at £1.95 per square yard on class #C." The awards were mado 10 the two bidders, subjoct o the selection of material by the proverty owners, in the same districts J. W. Furnas & Sons captured the curbing at 65 cents per lineal foot for red Colorado sandstone. The award for the construction of the eight-inch pipe er in Forty-first, from Davenport to Cuss s went to Hamann & McDonuld at £1.39 por lineal foot. ‘I'ney were also awardod the contract for the con- struction of tte sewer in Twonty-fifth uve nue, trom Burt to California street, av §1.0: ver hineal foot, “The coutract for tho sewer in Tiwenty-say- coth, from Dorcas to Shirley stroef, was awarded o Samuel Katz & Co., their b being §1.40 per lineal foot, ANNGUNCEMENTS, There is none of Shakespeare's plays that contains o greator number of passages that have been quoted 1 books of extracts, or a greater number of purases that nave bocome in a manuer proverbial, than **‘As You Like It.” The meeting between Oriando and Adem: the exquisito appeal ot Orlando to the bumanity of the duke and his company to supply bim with food for the old man, and thelr answer; the duke's description of a country life, the account of Jucqaes moraliz- ing on the wounded deer: bis meeting with Touchstone in the forest, his apology for his own melancholy and his satirical vein, and tho well koown speech on the stages of human life; the old song of “Blow, Blow, Thou Winter's Wind”; Rosalind’s descrip- tion of the marks of & lover, &nd tho prog- ress of time with difforent persons; the pic ture of the snake wreathed around Oliver's body while the lioness watches her slecping prey; Touchstone's lecture to the shepbierd, his defenco of cuckolds, and pauegyric on the virtues of *an L 1t is the purest comedy that Shakespeare ever wrote aud its selection for Nss sarlowe’'s openlug ap- peatanco st Boyd's new theuter Mondsy evening is & huppy choice, Dore Davidson and Miss Ramie Austen, supported by a good company, will preseny “Guilty Without Crime’ at the Faruain street theater noxt week, commencing at the mat- inee Sunday, Uctober 80, The New York San in_speaking of the attraction says: New York, Tuesday, April 22, 150). —The general nature of “Guilty Without Crime” is strong ana eventful. 1'he assault upon Sir ltalph Waldron by the demented Softy, the intrepldity of the uobappy youny wife, Stella, the killing of the vilainous Mor- vimer. the bullyragging of a number of the mecker characters by the characters of Don't Be Decaived, esp cially when your health may be at stake. If uny one offers you Johunn Hofl’s Malt Extract and ‘*Johaun Hofl's signiture is not on the neck of the bottle, do not take it under any circumstances, For Sore Throat, Coughs andColds take the Malt Extract ho at bed-time and the genuine Johunn Hofl’s Malt Bonbons during the day A pleus- ! aut end scuive sewedy. OMAHA Manufacturers and Jobber AWNINGS AND TENTS, Ometa Tent-Awaing | Wolf B, 0 for catalogne 104 8, 1ith S& TWINES. | Bemis 0naha Baz Co ors nnd o #nKs, buriaps. BICYCLES. M. 0. Das Nour twine. ments. 121 8. 150 —e P BOOTS AND SHOLS. Marss=Coe. St € mpuny, 1 Jins & Am l{nl-Sz}qu CLOTHING Bty & 0o COAL, COKE, | CORNICE. Ulllalhzll'lh\l,l‘\!!\'l‘.‘j'll\‘"UE Earlo Comaiey Worls Herd and soft eoar, &, g, [ Mirs cor. 16th and Dongnls | troots, | gnivant metalic 110, 112 Dot —_— DRY GOOD: M E Snilh & O, | Kilpatie - Ko 1%, notlons. % goods. { 1 Toward sty o014 Co. Nations, s Carnishing goo 14 Cor Lt and Harney —— FURNITURE, Onaha Upholstering (5,1 Beehe & Runyan photatarat Furniture Co R0 i Tith str oot farnitics s steast | ly. weann GRIOZERIES. D. M. Steele & Co. | Biake, Broce & 12011203 Jonos strost, | 10h and Tiarasy ste [ | Omaha, | DRTA3, BCLC DrDOWNS 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent sperl egistered graduate in spermazorrhoc srrhoea, gleet, varicoc Visit me may bo curely packed. froo.” Corrasponienco strictly p. Sundays 10 n. m. 10 13 m. Send slmp 07 rapwr. 18t in nervous, chronic, priv edeine, wa Aiplomas and'cor . 108t ) mertury u by gorry to con el ¢ home ponience. s and power, and mauy other pass ages in the play, are interesting and vivid, and tney won plenty of applause last night. Miss Ramie Austen made a most decided hit, ana Dore Davidson, as the Softy, won frosh laurels. Wednesday and Saturday mat- inece. There are but three more performunces of The Danites” at the Bijou. The thrilling drama has kept tho house crowded torougi- out the week and would be good for anothor seven days :f tho management saw proper to keep it on. In Wonderiand the Circus Car- nival is voted the litillatory suceess of tho season. Harry Archer and his tin whistie affords much amusement, a3 _does the barrel kicking of Nellie Cevito. Hazel Carlton, in the “New Dude in Town,” is another of Wonderland’s rare cards, Rt The *No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson is the only lock-stiteh machine made that will maintain an even and perfect stiteh atdifforent speeds, Sold by Geo. Laucaster & Co., pl4 S, 1ith st . — Hospital Medical Corps, The modicai stafl of the county losp ital has met and organizad. Dr. Oscar tloffman is president and Dr. Bridges is secratary Tho following committecs have been ap pointed: Committoo to recommend to the county commissioners the best kindof a vuilding to take the place of the wing of tho hosvital which has fallen down —Drs. Ginn, Rebert and Van Camp. Ruies and regulations Summers and Lanvon. T s divided into tho following de- : Surgery, Dre. Summers und mediome, Drs. Bridges, Giun and Wor- montal diseases. Dri. Brilges and Hanchbett; obstetr S Camp and Dailoy; genito and urinavy D Summers, Rebert and Lanyon: i eases, Drs. Biartand Hoffman; eye diseases Drs. Giuck and Giffora, ‘The staff decided to let one man i each departient handio tho hospital busiuess for th:ree monihs and then make a caango lot- ting another man 1n cach deparimont take tho work for three months. This schome will be recommended to the county comimis- sioners, Drs. Chase, J. I3 You dow't want a torpid liver; you don't want a bad complexion vou-don't want a bad br h, you don’t wan® a headache. Then use DeWitvs Little Barly Risers, the famous little pilk A Defanct Investment Company. Mr. William Dinning. receiver for the Ne braska Mortgage and Investment company, in which Hon. George W. 15, Dorsey and Mr, . 1, Toncray of Fremont were tho loading lights, has handed in o vartial report of his admimstration of the affairs of the derunct company. 1o shows in the report,whick 13 submitted to the United States court for approval, that the compuny bas pmd Who sum of ou interest coupons that had been guaranteed and wiich tho borrowers have not made ood, ‘Phe report gives in detail the availa- bla assots thus far found and the indobted ness of Lhe company to other companics and individuals, Some of the accounts have voen settied andothors aro still unbalan cod ‘Toe receiver usked the court 1o erant the payment of his comirission amounting Lo #3504 on the business already settied up. e Au honest pill is the noblest work of the apotbocary, DeWitv's Liule Early R cure constipation, biliousness and sick b ache, —_— Equalizing City Taxes. The clty council mot as @ board of equal- ization vesterday morning to coutioue in ses- sion for several hours, disposing ef special as- sossmouts and considering plans for special levies, 3 ‘he Douglas streot matter was called up and continued until next Monday in order to allow the interested parties Lo be present at the bearing, In this case the object of the assossment is for the purpose of figuriuy out @ plan by which the §32,057 dameges arlsing from the chauge of grade of Douglas and the intersecting streets may be paid, L ——, Perfoct action and perfect health from the use of DeWitt's Littlo Early ers. A perfect little pill. e Nitro-Glyeerine ory Explod: Lasy, O., Oct. 25 —A nitro-glycerine fac- tory has just exploded. Heveral people are reportedegilled. e If you have piles DeWit's Witeh alve will surely cure you. - Remarkiblo Meteor Seen. Binaixouas, Ala, Oct, 23, —A remarkable meteor passed over Birmingham last night result Ais. Hazel 1001, semiual Weaknoss. niht losses New trent s orsendir, vate. Hook (Mystariss of Lile) sent free. HARDW AR, Recor & Withelmy Co. Loheck & Lina, » " 10th and dackenn | Dealars (0 hardwars and roots. 1EORARIES S L 01A, OF Donzine st e —————— e — I LUMBER Chas. I Lee. Hardwood tnmvor, waot CAFRELS AR pAFqu oL Joh A, Wakedold, Tmported, Ameriean ¥ Tanteamint. Mily ks flonring Tivdeaulio oot | aal i and Donglas. Quiney whits lin LIQUORS. | MILLINERYY Frick & 1l | 1. Oberfeldor & Who AL e L 1001 Farnan ot AN fohimes of linory. notinns. Matl ors prompt 05-12 South 11ty st —_—— PAPER, | Carpenter Paper Co. full standard 0it Co.” ened and s olls, axle gros stock of ping and OV ST David Cole &t K & 8 pant [ Whotes voralismte, | velns Tith st W PRODUCE COMMISSION B EL | e & (g Whitney & Co. | Vi el Butter, okgs s ki South L. J hinz & Smeal Mirsot hirts GIEISS fancy i strooh fruity syators Jas A Chrk & € Butter. 0haris pouitey aad $ Sout Al ). ans STOVIE OmahaStove RepaieW'ks | Stove repates and wator attnchments — for an; Kind ot stove mado, 1207 Douglns. REPAIRS oy 1. Hardy SASH M. A Dishrow & Co KOO, drens varringes | 119 Farnan St ato. Llond, skin and unnnry disesse A repular ana floates ahov. 18 111 treatin” with tho greatest auccoss - 8vpUiliy. striclure. gons L 10r 1083 Of ¥ital puw er, Uhable to Instruments soit by 1 ousl tntereiew proteicod, Oftico Bours D@, m. 104 Mudicing Ouo | ' SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMATA. Best eattle. b and sheop warket tn the west ———y COMMISSION HOUSHS. — = === GEO. BURKE & FRAZIZER LIVESTOCK COMMISSION, TilE LEADERS MAIA[Write to this houss fo: cors rect Market Reporos. Wood Brothers, fouth Omaha—Telephono 1157, - JADISM AN, | L Woo, | Managers. Market reports by il an L wire cheerfu furnished upon application. 5 —THE— Campbell Commission Co. Chicago, EastSt. Louls, K Onal — Chleaza A8 City, Sout Sioux City, Fort Wort! A. D. Boyer fSand Exehanzo B Correnn it Special attention to Company, Idin 5, South O ah v bromptly an lors for stovanrs & fen ablished, 1595, - - Tncorporutsd, 191 Cagital tully patd, §2000) r s B 0 3 - v Waggoner Birney Company Wil rohort r wiro us for prompt upd rellabls mAron Perry Brothers & Company, Live Stock Commission. 61 Exchange Buildinz, Suth Omaha, Telephons 1707 Loom from nertheast to It wus ine tensely bright and secmingly about throe foet wide, The track it left remained for nearly five mioutes. At the spot whore It disappoared in the southwest a bright line in the shape of a letter L remained for several winutes, southwest False Economy Ispracticed by peoplo who buy inferior articles of food becauso cheaner than stand- ard goods. Infants aio entitiea to the best food obtaiable. It s a fact that the Gail Borden *Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk is the bestinfant food. Your grocor and druge 4 Rist keep it. Prefor ta Guegsssung, Pa., Oct, 2 a telegraph operator, shot himsell in the head at Beatty's station, whero o was Lo have been married to Miss Maggie Dunlap ol that place. Miss Dunlap bocamo unconscious when the news of 1he tragedy wus broken 10 her and is now in & dangerous condition, Heagy is not fatull ause o bis uttempted su; e, Jacob Heagy, ido is Lot K o Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Sviup for dren teothing produces natural quiet slecp, conts & bottle Bullding Permits, ‘Ihe following permits wera issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : W. J. Mount. repuirs Capitol aven Five minor per to dwelling, 25 Catarrh in the head is o constitutional dis ease and requires u coustitutional rvemed like Hood's Sarsaparilia 1o effect a cure. - Violuting t ption Joe Bartn, buteher, and Dan satoon man, bave been arrested for violatioy tise exemption Jaws by selling claims to lowi parties for colioction. WIFI'S SPECIFIG * ® ovating the entire syst ninating al ‘olsons 1ro) lood, whether of erofulous of orlggin, this preparation his 1o el 5 5.5.5 K8 “ For elght th 1 had an eating £0To 01 My LONEUe. treated by best local physi but Obtained 1o relief ; the sore gradually worse. I finally took £, 8. 8., and was entirely cured after using a few Loitles.” , C. B, MoLEORF, Henderson, Tex Treatise on Blood and Bkin Dis eases madled fre : Luk BWLrT SrEC.¥i0 €O, l Atisuts, Ga malar] Directory ]