Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1893, Page 6

B 6 CONMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Heavy Reccipts at Primary Markets Oanced Wheat to Weaken, T CLOSED AT A FRACTIONAL DECLINE Tnitlal Trades in Corn Were atn Sl vance, Attributed to Wet Weath luction in the t and a R Moveme Cneago, Oct. 8, —The seemingly figure 4. broken down by whe day chiefly on sick cables and light exp In addition a larger toval than any previous day on this crop was made by the receipts at primary western mavkets, Corn and oats were firm and gained t 1 for the active doliveries. Provisions made another moder: ate advance Wheat at from !y¢ to ¢ lowes again off, pri held steady, and the closing than yesterday. The lower opening was at tributed to lower Engiish cables and fuflu- enced some by the weather, favorable for seading. But the eral Inquiry, and not much wheat being on salo, th ket responded to buying, which was largely to cover and prices were driven to the top range. Then foi- lowed an easier tone, due to increased offer- fngs. and prices dropved to the inside range, Initial trades in corn were at from e 2o 1cadvance, and under a good demund, principally from shorts, sold up from e to 1ge more. Tho continued wet weather and talk by receivers of a falling off in the move- ment was the chief cause of the advance. The near-by futures were in especiatly good request, shippers being active buyers. After the carly advance the price sagged back e, partly in sympathy with wheat, but vallicd afterwards, ruled steady and | closed with from e to lye gain, Itis reported that as much as 5,000,000 bu.” capacity has been chartered and will be utilized this week, if | sels arrive in tine. There was only a do and a steady feeling in oats, The prices had a ¢ range aud the close was at 3e advance for the Small receipts of small stocks of manufa considered grounds for b visions; and packers w prices for J on attempting to sell out some on the advance, there was no apparent demand from outsiders, and prices slid off easily apain. January pork closed be higher. Lard for October 15 15¢ higher Junuary Se higher. Ribs gained 2l¢ for October and January, after an early advance of about 10¢, sold off and closed at the same A8 0n the previous afternoon. The demand for vessel room was fair and the market easy at 2ic for wheat, wud 2¢ for corn to Buffalo. Istimated receipts for tomorrow 165 cars; corn, 440 cars; oats, 240 20,000 head The lending futures rang was on n small business opening was wen then ad vand es declining was or and ‘e, but -, then lower | eased which was ‘0 was a gen- “shorts, extremely ured goods were | her prices for pro e good supporters of and Wheat, ars; hogs, d ns follows: May MEsE PO Oct. Jan LARD Qct. Jan..., BHORT Rk . san ' Cash quotations were us follow: Froun—Dull, steady. No. 2 spring, 66c; No b8a@6Oc: No. 2 6 Conry—No. 3 spring, No. 2 white, 29 ¥ nominal; No. 8, 42@47c; LAX SiED Tisorny S Poik - Moss or 100 1bs. loose), $9.4 hoxed), $7.87 $9.75w10.75 WHISKY 1,12, SUGARS—Unchanged; cut loa Tho following were the v nts for to , 3,30 3.35. DL, ¥16.95@17.00; per 3 30; short. ribs 9. Distillers' finished goods, per gal., cCipts and ship- SHIPMENTS LCEITTS. 20,000 110,000 000 000| 5000 150.000 | On the Produce exchange toduy () mark s firn 2043@ Soc. 168,000 21000 166,000 1,000 21,000 Corn, bu.. Dats, bn butter i dairy, New York Markor NEw Yomk, Oct. 3. Froun 49,600 plics.; L 17,000 bls, BO00 pkyse market dull and ally “for winter wheat pr wheat, lower grades, #1.5; wheat, low extras, 2. 12, 363,05, t, filr to fancy,' # y ¥3.95; winter wiont patonis, 3 500 Dw4.60; Minne- | niills, patents, &4 apolis clear, $2.600 $5.10; rye mi3ture, .00 @4 60: Minnenpolls straights, #3. 10; superfine, §1.9002.3 polis’ patents, B4.00@4.50; fine, $1.5! Conx Recelpts, Ipnlm, \cuvy! \llll'li winter tor wl 4.10: it yellow western, $2.60 2,83 cidy; western boa Quiet. BAKCEY Mara-Dull; WO rowed state, 7047 b wsoe HEAT bOO bu.; bu, spot. londs, b4@noe, westorn, 65@80c; ix rowed stute, 80 Receipts, 64,900 bu.: -oxports, 97,- sles, 650,000 b futures, 54,000 Spot’ - mirket dull and’ lover; No. 2 ved, In store _and elovitor, 710 atloat, 71(c; f. 0., Fide; ungraded rod, 724c ' delivered; No. 1 northern, 7 Options * opened “very dull at fro de to e lower on 1,600,000 bu. incrense in London stocks and " weik cablos, advanced slizhtly on westorn buying, sold on lower luto cables und closed wenk i net decling of %e for the_day; Octaber, 71%@ 71%e, closing ut T1he; November, 7800785 closing it 7 6275 15-16¢, closing at 7asc; May, BI5@82:¢, closing ut Blie, CORN—Recelpts, 98,700 bu.; exports, 67,800 bu.; sules, 570,000 bu. futures, 190,000 Hu, spot. Bpots e higher and fairly active; No. 2, 49¢ In elevitors 49¢ ufloat. Options oponod by e lower on smiall receipts, held firn ail duy and closod October, 48L@48%e, closing ber, 48L@494e, closing ut 495@A9%¢, closing at 48 51 8-10¢, clusing ut ble, eceipts, 404,700 bu.; exports, 165,000 les, 50,000 bu. futures, more active, May, b1 OArs: bu.i s spot. sl opened and elosed steady; Octobe ng Rdise; No 845, 410; December, 84334 % lay closed ut 8 No. 2 white, 86 0.8 white, 851 1xcd Western, 85430 whito westo 40c. HAY-—Quiot; ' owbie; @8 Hops—Dull; stato, conmnon 2de: Pacitic coust, 10220 HipEs—Quict: ‘wot salied ifllwcl\‘ll. 40 1o 60 |bs. ry, 21 10 24 1bs,, 11c b8, 7. LeaTuer Y ui good to cholce, 19@ New Orleans, +44Be; Buenos Ayr oxus dry, 21702 to cholce, 5|K‘lll|yl VO] domestic fleece, 20@28c; plied, 180200 T, 1017 o ROVISIONS Ut meats, firmer; plekled ilies, 12@1840; "plekioa ‘shontdors 7o &en.a hams, 10@10%c. Lurd, firmer: wos N SLeAL ¢ ed ut #10; options sales, non Detober closed ut 89,90 himinal "Noverohos elosed ut 89.45 nominal. Pork, firmer and Bighors o w e, §IH 6011000 UTTER-Firm: stute dubry, 20@27¢; stute crenmery, Joi wostern® dalry, 200270 wostern “Creamery, 21G800; westorn factory. 11@20c; Eigin, 80c; lultation creamery. 16 @28 On rogulur; state, largo and fancy, 10%@10%c; fancy white, largo, 105@1040 park skiuis, 81,290, 8 — Slong; 22@28) 6,840 phgs. TALLOW=Firm; (city 82 per pkg.), dige COTTONSEED O1L—Steudy. PEroLevN—Firmer; United closed at 69%¢; fresh, receipts, P unsylvunia, spol wales, none: November gptlon sales, 5000 buly, closed at 6OR@SINC; wa, sales none. Steady stralued, comumon to good, TURPENTINE—Stendy; 28Q26%¢. 108 Quiet. #90d Lo chole Bugan—Ruaw, New Orleans open kettle, 2@ 38, sleady; sales, 677 bags; De- marara conteifugals spot, 96 test,A%c ex-whart for Canad Pr Thox Corrrm LEAD Ensy: 18— kasier; Straits, § Dull; Ameriean, $12,.25@15.50. Fitm: Inke, #0 70, domestie, #3.60, 30,60, WEATHER CROP BULLETIN, Plentital Raing Visit Many Sections of the Conntry. WasHINGTON, Oct Tho week has been cooler than usual in all sections, with the exception of the cottcn region and the Tower Mississippl and lower Missourl valleys, Freez- Ing_temperature during the week i1 the northern and central Rocky mountain reglons, the upper Missourl valley and Minncsota, while frosts were general In dfs- tricts enst of the Mississippl northward to the Ohfo valley and northern Virgiy Ex- copt in the southern portions of Louisiana anid in Mississipp! the rainfall was excessiv The western and northwesiorn states, over which severe drouth lins prevailed for several weeks, have recelved abundant rains, which o greatly needed. The actual rainfall exs coeded two Inehes over the greater portion of IKnns 1 more than four inchos fell in ex- treme northwestern Texas, while from one to two inches fell throughout New Mexico. The weather over the greater portion of the cot- ton region has been very favorable for cotton picking, whicli s fow being rapidly pushed The abundant rains over the central and western states have put the ground in go condition plowing snd will greatly - prove ge. Wi seeding s pr b1y, and wheat that has con oceurred N ticnlly stitos, uving now been principal agri the national wenther crop bulletin for the scison of 1808 will be discontinued with this fssuc. Until text crop season monthly bul- leting will be issued only. i Lty Omalin Produce Market. Burrer-The receipts of butter are very light and prices are fivm. ALl comuiission uses wre complaining of the diffieulty exp in getting ciough to supply the r ents of thelr 3 1o finy AL I, fresh, 151 s While ‘thero at 17¢, the gene celpts continue light market s strong. Live PouLTRY—Commission louses protty ner e up theiy stocks of poulity 1 to the packers, but e were still o few ket was 18 Wl the fecling on the lute runs L fna good many more, and the market n overstocked on Monda Everything in the poultry line was slow sule. The Tost ehiekens would not bring over 7e, and old hens 6 1y veul ro quite n good 1 atveuls, calyes arriy all and 6@Te; O in « GAME— Uhe coole duys hits started gume Lo coming asiin demand, however, s ot very wood yet rie chickons, $2.00. Mallard ducks are slow ut # 2.25: teal ducks, §1.25, HONEY - loney Is comuiencing to little niore frecly, but the demand tight for it; choice white OvsTERS - Mediums, horseshc extra standards, 2de; L selects, company selects, 30¢ move A is still BEANS Fan 2.20: Commot hand-picked navy, $2.000 Wwhite beans, §1.75; colored gur- den beans, slow at about #1.75, ONI0NS—There s not much activity tn the onfon market, owing to the fact that the local erop is Iirge and the gardencrs are sup- plying the demand very lurgely. Onions ar Guoted ut 6U@75¢. Poraroes -The trade in potatoes Is not overly active, but retnil dealersare commenc- ing I more about laying in winterstoc 1 Hwi potatoes n small lots from store, home grown, in_car lots, 68270¢; Colo vado, from store,” 80&80c; Colorado ear lots, 7577 AT here is . good d solling in this mirket, but the de pticd cntirely by the’ gardeners. cabbiuge froni the country ure fil per i, CELERY on the s stock, S0, SWEET POTATOES—The supply 15 fair; stock, on orders, 31 per bu. FRU Honic grown grapes are a thing of astand prices, consequently, are firmer tern gripes. Eustern Concords, per | 3G of cubhage pand is sup- Orders for sdat 1@l e There is conside ket and some b se Wl poor stock very fancy o ond grade, 25@50¢; fancy, good 00 x The season s about over, few eantaloupes are to be scen in the wrket. crate, §1. JALIFOIL pears ure very seurce. hes, per box, § 60 to 100-box 1 BSU@90e; Bartlett box, #2.60,2.7! rloties, $2; . per hox, $1.95@1.50; Tokay grap black and muscat grapes, $1. olce eating, choleo cooking, $4. CRANBERRIES—Cranberries are arriving vory frecly and are in good demund; Cape Cod, por bul., %6, 60.50; belland cherry, #5.50% bell and bugle, #. pe TROPICAL FRUITS, n about steady; per per bunch, sl to por o box, #4.5025.00; o 1. 3 literranenn swoets, $4. TALLOW, ET( No. 1 green hides 3 No. 1 green si iidus, 203 , 25 1bs. 10 40 bs., 3 dry sult se per b, Less than fully e PELTS—Green silte groen salted shearlings (shott skins), “each 10715¢; dry sk short wooled early skius, No. T. ench 5ul0c; ary shearlings (short wooled eurly skins) | dry flint, Kansas und N buteher wool pelts, per b, woight, Itws dry flint 1 wool per b, wctual welgl flint Colorado biiteher wool pe actual weight, 9610¢, dry raln wool pelts, per 15, e dry pieces and bucks, ouls Mirkets Oct. 8.—Frovi— cured bic Sne 4 wooled early arlings flint Celovado tunl wolght, 700 ht, SQ7c. St LOuts, chunged. low and un- Cush, higher e off. renctod agafn declined, and closed with sell helow yesterdiy's elose; October, 621y cember, 604,a@60e; Miy, 7 Cory-Opened butlis te, still the cl ut 621c g options and’ wdva d, but 8 i(e i De 803501 Muy, 40%c. OATs —Iigher; cash, 27%4¢; October, May, B2c. Ve Lower ut 44i45c. HAKLEY-Quict; Towa sold at 5205345, BRAN-Steidy; 80c cast track. Hav=Unenunged; timothy, vrairie, $7.00@9,00. LEAD- Stendy ut 3,50, SpELTER - Ofored 0t §3.45. Lower; § #10.002218,00; wmery, 28@28¢; 10; stale, 12G13¢. Stendy; §1.80. i 81112 s 44@6c Cor Unchanged: 960@$1.00, PROVISIONS=Very quict, with only o small Jobbing trade at previous prices. Pork, $17.76, Tn job Tots. Lurd,$9.25. Loose dry shoulders, $7; longs and ribs, §9.87)4; shoris, $10 1215} boxed, 15¢ more. ’ RECEps—Elour, 5,000 bhbls; wheat, 65,000 Bun; corn, 60,000 b, onts, 31,000 b 1P ES lour, 10,000 bhils; wheat, 1 orn, 78,000 bu.: oats, 15,000 bu, BAGGING 000 Kausis Clty Markets, Crry, Oct. 8, —WHEAT No. bard, b5¢; No. 2 IKANSAS higher; b8, Conn—Firm; ie higher; No. 2 No. 2 white, S4@34i5c, Oars—Firm; No. 2 mixed, 24%45@ 26¢; white, 28@281y RYE-Blow: No. 2, 47¢ Frax seen—Weak; 91098¢, BRAN—Weuk; boaote. HaY- Steady; timothy, $7.0028.60; prairle, 50040650, L EGas- Qulet; e T e to_ e red, o mixed, 34¢; sl cundl Y, 24@28¢; 84,000 1y fry wiline = duiry, bu.; corn, 1,000 SHIPMENTS Whent, 88,000 bu.; corn, 18,000 bu.; outs, one. Liverp LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8. WHEAT—8t ady; demand offe moderetely: - 1ia, No. 1, bs 9d@0x 10d per eontal; Cuiifor- nla red western spring, 0s 74d@hs 8d per cental; California red winter, by 6d@5s 7d per moderate; spot, 4s receipts, three duys, 46,000 Beef, extra India wess, nomi- Bos 8d; on, long and 54 clenr, 45 1bs., 56s; prime short clear, b5 1hs, lard, prime w ALLOW —2Tx. Pras-—Canudas, 55 74, New York Dry Gonds Market. NEW Youk, Oct. 8.—The dry goods market bas chunged fu no iniportant respect. There Is v d ¢ for goods th v less uggressive led about st th aple goods with more vi th was positively strong orders, which show u destitution in the interior. Brown sheotings commund full prices on a prompe deuiand, deills ure scarce und wanted. Bloached shirtloes scll well and the wore faucy kinds of cotton goods at least hola their owa Priuts wad prioted fabrics rule an lurr S Vuppiies | but e e e —— THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESOAY, OCTOBER steady sOme difficuity tickets, owing of nssoriments. for printing with fair in to the Fall Riy o1 hs a Aemand securing cer uncven condition rreports weakiess ginghams and woven fal rick are in fafr demand at stendy val Dress goods and woolens have an nver trade with prices somewhat frregular and de mand mainly for staples and the cnenper Kinds of fancies: low grade 1o - Tected, Clothing woolens dull, especiully fe heavy welghts, Forelgn dry goods show sub- slding wetivity without muach variation in and 1= Wheat Market, Oct. 8 Irregular are and without ndieations nbles were wenk ing. Local receipts wei Diluth ipts formed an excuse for lower irices, There is n feeling here that ter ek In values n action to a higher range of prices should naturally take place. Elovator compantes sold against their eash purehnses, the ba ce of the trade was of the sealp= ing kKind. December wheat o) ar 62¢, being % off from yesterd Tosed nt g2%c. May wheat opened at 69%e, nzuinst TOhe, duy's clo closed today TR cash- wheat market wis slow The supply was s bought very Httle No. 1 nort) iiry from No. 2 was p dull S a i derannd hern 1y from r buyers, The huyers wore those whose AOrs we on the Great Northern rond, und they were prevented fros buyi liherally as they otherwise would, Decause they could not, get the wheut taken 1o their vators, @t present the Grent Northern deciines o take mo cars dally hin fi froni the 8 from the Omianh from the Northern Pucifi five from the 8t. Louls and five from the Soo Tine. Sellors whose samiples were Tnte had ¢ pity the demur ars 1o sell th wheat, Constderable wheat was eartied over unsold The flour murket was dull, but about the s i inally, as ye and shorts wore steady. Output duy 81,000 Dbl Minne MINNEAPOLIS, ket was morni spee aiscon this or and fontur for uillers ask terday. Bran of flour te Cotton Market, GALVESTON, Oct. Steady a50; Tow middling, 7 7-16c fnei netand gross receipts, o, W78 bales: stock, 100,450 bales. EW ORLEANS. Oct. 8.1 i low middiing, 7 7 8-100; net receipts, gross recelpts, 15,111 bales: oxports const- Wise, 450 bules; sales, 3,500 bales; stock, 4,990 hales. TFatures, quiet and stendy: sulos, October, $7.71 bid; Novembe o0 Vebriary, $5 00 March, | #1408 16; i, 8,2 £8. 302K, 32, AUIR, ndy s i wood ordin 10e; 79-1¢ middlin 13-16Ge3 B 1-16¢0 middling fair, ned sye below whi Get. 8. Spe nnds, 81 ;L 1603 salos, 1,101 close n; o sules, 201,600 £7.89; wvember, $7.00 Junuary, $8.23; Febru April, $5152 middiing, food ordinary, 9 bules; sules; middling, 7-160; wood 300 bales, ordinary, low ‘mid: good mid- ; tinges dull and easy; middling Niéw bales; futures dling, dling, middling up! Orled Milwauke MILWAUKEE, Oct. 8. WAt Easior; northern, 65¢: Doce n 1lght demund Mark Frovn No. 1, 48 Nominal. Pork, $15.50. Lard, “lour, 8,600 Lbls.; wheat, 120,600 144,000 Du. Fiour, 9,300 bl )0 bu 1IPMENT wheat, none; barley, 7,2 O1L Crry, Oct. 3.—Nationul transit certifi- at 70%: highest, 704; lowest, , 603, Sales, 12,000 DI clears )00 bbls.; shipumcnts, 85,543 bbls.; )47 bbls, SBURG onene lowest, 69 AVANNAT, i ut 250, ROsIN-Firm; WAt NG stralned, B National t nsit certifi- closed at 693; highest, 000 hbls, b E Seuurs— Y, Oct. 8.-Rosi Firm; Spinits, firnn at 25c. lys hird, 81 soft, $1.60. Cofleo Market. NEW Yonk, Oct. 3.-Options opened steady and unchanged to 15 points advance on firm European advices and unfavorable Brazil rumors, weakened later on reports that Bra- zil's troubles were ver, closed steady, un- chunged to 15 points decline;sales, 1,500° bugs, including: October, $16.50@16.90; November, $16.30016.50, mber, #15.80@16.00: May, #15.05@15.15. Spot, Rio opened firm, elosed o shade easier; 7, 818.50, nomini| 000 bags; Sautos No. 7, ufloat, $17 Duluth Wheat Market. i, Oct. 8,—The wheat market opened lust njght's clo I wheat was in strong demund, und the transaetions e, Closing prices: No. 1 hard, cash, ober, Gde: Dee 66%c;" May, e No. 1 October, 6 cember, G43¢e; May, 71%c¢; No. 2 northe cush, 60c¢i No. '8 northern, 5550 47¢.” On track: No. 1 northern, to Wool Market. No chango to note in tone &1, Lous, Oct ice. T and Texus, but all Ka 150, Panis, Oct. 3 27%¢ for the uecount. OMAHA, Oct. 8.—Cly day last week, $727,371 BALTINORE, Oct. 8. —Clearings, Lulanees, 3347454, Money, 6 por eent PuiLADELPIIA, Oct. 8. —Clearings, $14,682 5, 81,641,204, Money, 4@6 pe (&} 1,503, Three per cent rentes, 98¢ ings, $861,342; same #1,692,878; Oct, B.—Statement of the Tmperial rmany shows a decrease In specie of 3,750,000 1marks, Mespmis, Oct. 8.-New York exchange selling at #1.50 premium. Clearings, $217,612 3 Oct. 8.—Clearings, $1,611,- New York exchun, bank, pur cial, $1.60 per #1,000 discount. Oct. 8.—Cloarings, , #2,065,194. . 8 po York 15@17¢ diseou M, 8.-Clearings, #3, Money quict ut on New ' York, §507,008, @8 por Exchange T5@v0e LoNpoN, Oct. 8.1 gone into the Bank of F wis £6,000 e amount of bullion ghind on balunees to- Caune swgar rather quict; 6,175 1 Muscovudo fuir re- i s £16,380,220, New York exchn prevdun. orling xehange unsteady $4.6424.86. Moncy, 6@7 er cent. NEW YOUK, Oct, 8.—The exports of g from the Port } New York k ending toduy were valued at $7,600,- 877, ngalnst $7,930) last weel, NEW Youk, ( rhe clearing house loan committes 1 neeled up to noon #52 of loun ccrtificates, and called for can tlon tomorrow, #720,000. In the ket dullness 15 'the prevailing churi and the Inactivity of the Stock exchung limits the volume of business in which were 2@3 per cent. The in time louns, mar- STOCKS AND BONDS, Dulluess Was the ing to the Close. NEw YORK, Oct, 8.—The speculation on the tock exchange wus of a character to dem- onstrate very clearly that only the small trading element is in the market. Dullness was the feature from the opening to the close and the few movements originated in either side of the account were sluggish and vithout importance as indicati of lasting effect upon was & halting market, irregu and too slow of pulsation to be foverish but with that unsettled tone- which ou active speculution might precede a murked change in prices, but which, in the torpid condition of the market today, weant nothing more than that the traders were looking for a lead. But nothing came to disturb the quiet. There were rumors that the cotton crop was dateaged by the storm of yeste day and Louisviile & Nashvitle feil off 1 per cent, ull of which 1t recovered. New Eng- 1and was up on a story giving doetails of its proposed extry into New York City, but the street weakenced oo the romance and the stcek sugged off, and made practically no progress on the di The uusatisfactory state of the negotia- tious between the receive d the tloating deviholders of the Keading company de: pressed thcse shaves o fraction. Sugar was pretty strougly held all day ana on good trade prospects sold up 15, per cent, closing within '¢ per cent of the lop figure. At the opening the general market was irregular and up 1o noon was heavy on a light voluw of business. During the afternocn the tem: per of speculation wis favorable and o grad ual settlement set in aud the best prices of the day came in and later trading made the market close strong at or near the highest prices. Compared with yesterday’s closing prices the chief advances were: Sugar, 1% per cent ; Sugar preferved, §; per cent; St. Paul preferred, 1 per cent; Chicago Gas, % per any o lnrge, while | cent ; Northwesterh And ville, 15 per cent and in the specialties American Tobac®d," 2 per cent. Tobacco common declined ¥ Yior cent and Chicago, Burlingion & Quiy *¢ per cent. I'tie following Are the closing quotations of the leading stocks_on the New York ex- change today : Louisvilie & ) Nor U. P, profd D. & Gulf storn American Expross 1 Balttimore & Ollo wda Pacific a Sonthern Pyt iy 99 138 101 20y 4% 9 40 e il Alton Clileago Gas Conwolidated G C.C.C& 8t T Col. Conl & 1yon Cation Ol Cer Del. & Hudson fo prof Del: Lack. & Wikt 15 Grando West D. & R, G, prof'd do prefd Dis, & C. Pdra.Co.. 271 Rock Isiand st Tenn 1 St Paul Erie a0 profd do prefd St Paul & Omalia Fort Wayne. do - prd Great North i pr Southern Pacific Chil. & East 11 p0d - 99% Swear Refine Hocking Valloy . Col & Tron, Tiinois Central Xits Pacific St Paul & Duluth ol & 0. Cen. pi'd Kan. & Texas pfd Union Pacitic Litke & West U. S, Expross 0 prerd Latke Shore Load Trast. 5 OulK. & Nush Pittsbiirg Pullman Paince Reading Richmond n Unfon wliiie & L. K ash, & Chatt National Cordage, Ao profd J. Con ifolk & W. pr'd rth Amert'n Co, *asked, The total sales of stocks teday_were 110,100 shares, includ'n = Atchison, 7,400 27,600: Chicago, Hurlington & Quiney Wihikky, 1 o p Chieago Gas, 100; Electric, 4.400; -ll‘.'ll\r Reading, New K, Oct. 3 cent; 24 NEw Y 3 at 203 per eent; PAVER- 7@ 10 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE - Dull, with actual business in bankers' bills at §4.5504.551% for demand and $4.53@4.855 for sixty-diy bills; posted rates, $#4.54@4.56; commercial bitls, FICATY BONDS A Steady. State bonds, tnactiv The closing auotations LTTI04 N D110 st 00 St St S W. Db, L. & Bx. Tut, L& S F Gon, M Paul Consols P C & PSS, S dmvoz... S8 coup. Stamped 48 fouri s . new Kot (4 Tenn. new st s Shiore W T8ts. 1063 Alelison 48 16| dd LK. & MK & Mutiial Unt! 3 No. Ca. N D 10Ky | dods.. 1053 Tenn. oid s, nturics. © Pac. 1ats Pac. 2ds. W. Consols.. Boston Stock Quotutions. BOSTON, Oct. 3. b per time loans, 5@7 per éent, Closing quo on stocks, Honds ind mining shares: Ateli. T & {West End pfd Westingh, E & _dopref Wi pliotic, | Boston & Albany 3 etrie Boston & Maine 1in Con. 15, Mining Co. 5| Butte Union Pag West End .. Lond LONDON, O The closing quo- tations on the ock exchunge to OIROTS S10] Mextean ordinary .. Consols - DRLCSL Paul common. L THIINew York Cent 143 Reuding.. Central new., 61 412101 014 o s 9 5 1ilingis Ceniral BAR SILVER 475d pe Mo 1 per cent, Ruto ot dfscount in the open both short und three-months per cent. oz, market for bills, 13 w York Minin: Quotations. New Youk, Oct > following are the Gould Hule & Noreross.. Homcstak Mexie: 15 Unfon Con 30 Y €00/ 1 10| Quick s 600! “do SAN FRANCISCO, Oct quotations for wlining Alta Belehor ;"0 Test & Belelior. Ophir Bodic Consol Potosi BUIWCE....oe R . Chollar,.; 1 Con. Cal. & Vi Crown Polut. 1d & Cu al closing ws follows lo & Norerows Moxicin Union Con Utah,..... 10w Jacket t. Louts Mi Oct. 8. —Followi stocks the closing B, AR § .15 % . On the London Market, York, Oct. 8.—The Post’s London suyst SIX thous in g New spec came gold has There —will ket until eai 1d 10 33%d. further improy The murkets tone, Amer Louisville & future, OMAHA LIV per the s fi 653,00 on xehange: with a good under the best. N pnins the leading Discounts were easy. to 77 bo no supplies y nextweok. Silver s PRpCT s up t went, in Indi ARKETS, Good Cattle in Strong De Active ut Steady Pric TuEspay, Oct, 8. Receipts for the past two auys, compared with the first 1wo days of last week, show a decrease of about 1,200 cattle and 600 hogs Sheep receipts have increased ubour 1,200 head. The cattle market was active and higher. Receipts were moderate and the quality fair as arule, There was a very active de mund from the dressed beef men and as the offerings were decidely limited the comyeti- tion was vigorous enough to put prices up two or three nowhes. Several loads of good to choice 1,200 1o 1,550-1b. beeves sold readily atfrom #.75 1o .15, tho latter being the highest price paid nere in several months, Decent range cattle were also in good demand at stronger prices. Fair to prime 1,000 to 1,400-Jb,western stecrs sold ull the way from & to#4, and twice as many could have readily been sold on the same basis. The warket wus sharply higher on anything wunted, The feeling was very bullish and an early clearance effected, Cows changed hands freely at substan tially stronger prices. There were perhaps thirty loads on sale all told, and local houses soon picked them upat from 210 to $2.05 for fair to good butcher cows, and from $1.25 to #2 for common und canving grades. Calves sold all the way from §1.25 to $4.50 for common lavge to prime veal stock, or generally firm prices. Rough stock sold a shade better than on Monday, at from §1.50 Lo £2.65 for common 1o very good bulls, oxen aud stags. 3 ‘I'he feeder market was livelicr on account of the better demund and the improved de. mand, both from country buyers and yard traders. Fair 1o very good stock weighing 800 Ibg. and upward was readily salable at from £2.75 to 8.25, while poor to fair light and roueh stock went at from § to .75 nd—ttogs SED BREE. No. Av. Pe, 4 90 4 90 616 992 1060 949 955 bUS 816 80 990 880 1090 1000 907 748 nErE 180 135 560 140 140 140 415 140 1 560 150 « 125 150 2 00 10c0 13060 H60 1290 1940 STOO! 9 400 743 503 WESTERN . Wwyon No. 7 tdrs Av 114882 1 cow. .. 980 21 steers 1252 979 460 . 270 6 calves, 233 G fdrs... HEB 8 cows . 960 cows . 734 b culves, 118 1 heifer. 460 b8 calves. 264 1 fdr.... 1100 bealves, 134 8 bulls. .11 8 fdrs . 1030 1steer 1110 3 00 60 cows. 1088 2 40 42 fdrs Mves Ws.L 740 600 84 calves, 212 18 fiirs 7 cows 7 cows 1 steer st feedu steers ors con cow cow 2 cows, 1 cow..... 4 10 b strs, g 18 85 25 ... 8O3 2 b5 7 strs, e 1187 2 15 8 stratlg, 1285 2 25 14 240 40 2 85 2 15 275 2 50 10 310 310 1000 1000 L8002 10 24 steer.. 1640 NEBRA 1bull...1260 12 feeders 058 2 90 DA B strstl1 4 steers..1 NS, 1090 1125 7 1014 3 1126 CATTLE. No. Av. NG, 1 cow 6 cows 6 cows 2 tdrs 1000 4 cows 5 culves 86 cows... 1rdy. 2 bulls b ealves. 10 fdrs 15 cows 20 cows b5 feedd 12 fdrs 1str ) fdrs 2 st 1 cow 1 cow 2 cow 1186 1030 1007 e 1420 . 900 920 010 950 1 str, t, 1100 9 strs, 6 stréal 6 strs. 1 1 steer.13. 10 fdrs.. H: 2 heifrs 535 1 fedr. 1070 4 cows. TR0 11106 U steers 11201 SKA. cows. OWS. L 952 796 10, 1067 1590 15 strs, (1528 7 foeders1108 COLORADO. 1str, tl 7 1.5 15 19 cows. Hoas —A, pointed at the generally quality of the hogs. n today ize of tl remarked Shippers 10 strs,t1.1104 14 cows... 883 24 cows. dealers were disup- he receipts, although the ' improved Who aly want the pest hogs were able to get some very choice reports from casiern m ate supply and an acti quarters sellers were stronger prices early. droves today. With favorable rkets, & very moder- ve demand “from all enabled to lize Light hogs were in the best demand and as usnal commandes slight premium over heavy was no sharp div hogs of all weights T80, and prime heavie and inferior rough stufl down avound #.90 to cased off as soon as fresh meat orders had ling 1d up t Prime light stuff sold weights, but ther line nud fuir to good largely at 36,20 and s high as 86.40 5.35 while common and throwouts sold .15, The market urgent shipping and been filled, and the close wus weak, although about everything finally sold. £6.20 to &30 market, hogs selling at those figures, Monday against £6.35 Representative sale: No. sh. _Pr. — §5 00 40 5 90 160 6 00 G 00 G 00 6 00 00 00 10 200 120 10 120 B0 40 80O 40 207 860 250 200 160 40 260 50 50 200 160 200 200 120 160 80 K0 120 200 200 160 40 120 B0 240 B0 120 200 160 PIGS AND 4 00 40 5 50 160 SHEEP- of single decks of faivis with u ready sule at &, demand for good mu quotably firm. Fair to 8.50; fair to good westerns, £2.2 . §1.50@2 choice 40 1o 100-1b. lambs, $3.0064.00. mon and stock shee sentative sales: 219 native wethers icugo L 104GO, . 8,—8¢ Btoers W clved Lo not more than 1,000 hea © o cline yesicrday have hoice catt None of thut sort was offered today an were nominal. Comuon READY MADE R4 We wers the first Coutinent. Our latest anything ever before prod por tln. Do sur to b 1t was practically, however a bulk of the he same us on to 6450 week ago. the big No. 67 8 03 by 42 67 o 69 b1 GH. i 72 74 69 b4 73 70, ] 86 6 40 ROUGH, 6....280 575 The supply cousisted of a couple h natives. They met 10. There is an active ttons. are prices are good uatives, $2.75@ 3,255 com- good Repre- Av. 00 Pr #3 10 Stock Market. arcely uny fat native duy “and” d of London. murko remaing (0 be rices 1 10 good krades were STARD PLASTERS manufacturers on this lmprovewent 8- uced. 200 ve SEABURY'S, or them spread on cotton cloth, SEABURY’S SULPHUR CAMDLES: Prevention is botte these candles bad smolls in bas &o. are destroyed, aud are thuscontagious disease Dt eway ; aiso useful for expell quitos and irritating insects, Price, To purify sick-rooms, HYDRONAPHTHOL disinfe which " in burning, d , apartuments, ete., use ".HIU'HL X prodic fragrance refreshing un 1 luvigorating. 25c. per box of 13 Bole Munufacturers, BEABURY & JOIINSON, Pharmaceutical Clvwiiste, {NEW YORK, ! | g eattle were fully steady, Thore out 8,000 westerns and 1,000 Texans, The former sold mostly a m $2.50 to $3.50 and from $2.10 fo $2.8 the provaiing prices for the latter The hog market sold at strong prices and common stufl was neglected and Although the fresh arrivils wero atively fow (estimated at 11,000 head were stule hogs onough to make the supply loast 20,000 head, which Is quite an_average gupply fora Tuesday. However, the light ran far today and the praspect of minderate sup- plics for the rest of this week had i stinali ting effect, giving pricesan upward tor Cliolee y hows sod around Prini tod twelghts wor U from 86,75 10 $6.85, Sule Ing over 270 1hs. wore priy 10 645 and from$6.60 to ¢ rices Tor wverages of o ¢laks of Dusfuom ety than they hud vious Sheep and lambs wore both fir A good Cemand at from $1.50 to 3 for poor | 19 cholee qualitios of the former, and at from | 82,75 to 45 for the latter. The inquiry | Principaly confined to the better qualitie UL there was no grade that could not e sold | demund, nod are quoted At from $2.50 to $3.25 Western shoep were sudable it fror [ #3.65, according 10 quality. Reecipts kg 2 woere estimated at 12,000 hoid 21,618 400 hond Tess thian ' 1 demand in droves avern pally at from $6,1 were the popular from 150 to 200 1bs, found the pens tore been for sonie days pre- There wis lead sinee Suturday, or Tast week Receipts Cattle, head; hogs, 11,000 hie 5,000 e alves, 800 d; shieep, 12,000 head Recetpts and Disposition 61 Stock OMcind roce shown Yards ondi Dis & 40 o'elock p. m., October' 8, 1803 RECETPTS CATTLE, OGS, SUEEP. [HONSES & WIS Cars, Head Cars. | Hend. | Cars, Head 250 o2loossl 2 20 DISPOSITION. WU ERS, | CATTLE. | OGS, KITEED: | Omaha Packing Co The G, H. 4 Switt & ¢ nmond Co. D Wiite, Peovey & Dexter. Cudahy ros W (hor & Stnclalr Hamimond & § Shippers and. o i 1850 und disposition of stosk l by the books of the Union Stock compiny for the twenty=four hours i 0,007 0 ve Stock Market. { N NEW YoRrk, Oct. 8.—Breves—Re 545 heud, madnly for Slaughterers: no te dressed Deef, firm ut 74509¢. prents to- duy, 757 beeves and 1,800 quarters of be CALvEs—Receipts 1 ke vouls, £5.0008.00; grissers, 2,003, 00 SHLEr o ) head: sheep steady, anibs , $3,0004.005 Tambs, dresod mution, #7.00@8.007 | @10 Hocs—~Receipis, 2.6 cars on 10 head, Including le; market tirm at §7.0007.40, two Knnsas City Live St KANsAs Crry, Oc 00 | hipments, g ; Texas and shipping exis und native cows her stock, $2.40@4.05; feeders, $2.1003.75. HoGs— Receipts, 5,200k ' 0" head; market 6@10¢ higher; ' bulk: #6.3006.45; heavies, puckers and mixed, $6,06 50; lights, Yorkersand pigs, $4.5006.60. SHEEr—Receipts, 4,700 head; shipments, none; market slow. shipments, St. Louls Live S ock Marker, . Louis, Oct. 8.—CATILE-Receipts, 4 head; shipnients, 200 hoad i strongers fatr 0" good na Shibping, £4.80@5.10; fi x, $200WH 107 cows, $1.6012.25. ipts, 2,200 fieads ‘shipm riet lower wnd slow; lights, $0.40@ 6,0 vy, 80, 10006.50). ts, 1,500 head shipuents. slows mixed natives, 82 $2.00103.00% 00 900 500 Stock 1 Receipts of live stock at the four prineipal western markets Monday, October 8 ttlo. Hogs. 2,561 6,085 5,000 11,000 6,300 5,200 4,900 00, 18,761 24,488 S ot ANNOUNCEMENTS, Sheep. 399 12,000 4,700 1,500 18,809 South Omaha Chicago. Kunsas Cit St. Louls. Total.. .... ““The Limited Mail,” which comes to the Boyd for four nights commencing Thursday evening next, with matinces Saturday and Sunday, is of the comedy-drama order, and | s written by Elmer e, a former | Columbus ~ telegraph operator, who has | utilized his training to introduce many startling and wonderful inventions in stage effects, mauy ot which are produced by the aid of electr and serve to work the spectators up to a high pitch of excitement. Unlike most plays of its class, it has a well defined plot id around this'is woven the interesting situations that go to make an enjoyable per- formance. The sale of seats for the entiro cugagement will open this morning. “Crazy Paten,” the well known com will close its engagement today by giving two performa u special Wednesday matinee av 2:30 this afternoon, at which the prices have been fixed at the tow figures of 25 cents and 00 cents, closing with the regular evening performance a 8 ocloci. iy, Boyd’s theater | Voung Mothers ] which Insures Bafety io Zifo of Mother and Child, *MOTHER'S FRIEND ™ Robs Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Lisk. After ustngone bottleof ““ Mother's F WMo d bt 110 120, und di 100 weakness afterward ‘sual 1 such cascs, AXXIE OAGE, Lamar, No., Jan. 15th, 1991, sent by express, charcea propad, on recelp of brice, 81.50 per Lottic, Book to Mothors maled BRADFIXLED REGULATOH CO., ATLANTA, GA BCLD DY ALL DRUGGISTR 153000 A A BAD WRECK ~of the constitution may follow in the track of a disordered system, due to impure blood or inactive liver. The proprietors of Dr, | feal Discovery take ol mako a straightforwar monoy if their remedy Don't ran the sk | ce's Golden "Med- il the chances. They A offer to return your fails to benefit or cure in all disorders and affections due to impu blood or inactive liver. circulate through the fllter which permits the not. The liver act The germs of di blood; the liver is rms to enter or and tho blood pure, and you escaps disoase Wihen you're run dovw and your weight be you regain health, str flesh, by using the ** Discovery," the body faster than oils or emulsions. dchilitated, weak, w o' henlthy standard, ength, and’ wholesome 1t builds up nauscating Cod liver There wouldn't be any casos of Chronie Ca- tarrh if_overyone used Dr. Sage's Romedy. Thero's 8500 roward for an incurable case. DOCTORS Searles & Searles & Surgicai Dispensary. CH PRIVATE CURT CATARK L THIROA CLsand LIVERK, PSIA, LOOD, SKIN a; FEMALE HOOD CURED, wid al CAKNE RONIG, NERVOUS DISEASES 1 H, all DISEASES OF HE i KIDNEY Diseases, SSES, LOST MANe 1L of WEAK MEN HYDROCELE AND VA and successfully curod. M NI BY W S, FISTULA, FISSUR without the us Allmaladle elther sox, positively curo: Call on ‘or address O Knlte. Ti£atiro or of a priviie or dell RIC pormanont 101 naw and unfallin ML A speelntty. L permaneatly eursl a5t ; At natara, ot With stamp, for Cireulars. Free Book, Reelpas 491 Synpton Bl Firststaleway south ¢ Dr. Searies & Saarls;, of DoKtoMce, 118 So Om A 15th St . Nol Ti;e County Fair affords an excellent opportunity for the pick-pocket to get y our watch. If you would be proof against his skill, be sure that the bow (or ring) is a This wonderful bw is now fitted to the Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, which are made of two plates of gold soldered to a plate of composition metal. Look equally as well and cost about half Guaranteed to Always look for t None genuine wit as solid gold cases, as much, wear 20 years, his trade mark., hout it. ‘!Z Sold only through watch dealers. Aslc any jeweler for pamphlet or send to the manufacturers, KeystoneWatch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA, man w country ateady “Honin, 0od Jobe ire A bright, energotie man or wo- nted to take the sole for an article that ie y home, and fn- 1 erery office, AT SIGHT, I town oF #700 1n 4 & and & 3 ard, A it person. and soon at once. J. W, 1 T, Spring field,onie SOUTII OMAHA Union Stosk Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattle Mo and hoas aarkotia the wen et e S e COMAMIS3I0G HOUSE 3. Wood Brothars, Live Stozk Commission Merohuats 501th Umaba—Telep10as JOIN D. . Waliren 1 . ADIIMAY, [RATTY Chloary | Managers Market reports by mall and wire cheerful urnished upon appiication. “CLEANLINESS IS NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HONe« ESTY.” COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF SAPOLIO MAHA _ Manufacturers & Jobbers Directory BAGS & TWINES | TENTS, ETc; Bemis Omaha Bag (Omaha Tent-Awning COMPANY. COMPANY. Importers wnd manufac turers of flour sacks, burlaps, twige. HORE 1114 b BOQTS A.NI{ BHOEB; Morse-Coe Shoe Company. Salesroom and Oftice ~1107-110). 1111 Howar it Factory ~1119-1121-112) Howard St We are the ONLY Manufaturers of Boots and COVERS, runm Strvot, 20 to all Lo tnspsct our new factory. Kirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand-Sewed SHOE CO.. boota, shoes Rubber shoe Co. 10z- | aud rubber goods, 1403 11041106 Hurney Street. | 1510 Harney Stre i ~ DRY GOODS. A M. E. Smith & Co. |Kilpatrick-Koch Dry GOOLS CO. Dry goods, notons, fur- | nlshiog oods, corner 11th aud Howard sts. __FURNITURE. | Omaha Upholstering | OMPANY | Upholstered furalture. $102-1104 Niohoins 56 Wholessle only. | Johason Bros, WHOLESALE COAL. 1008 Farnam Btreet, Cihania, Neb: ey Rector & Wilhelmy COMPANY. o) W. A L Gibboa& Co | Wholesslo Hnts. caps, siraw goods kloves, mittens, 1.th and Harney strests. ~ COMMISSION. Brauch & Co. Produ Kiuds, oysters. — LIQUORS. Frick & Herbert, Wholesale liguor dealers fraits of all 1001 Farnam St ~ HARDWARE, Lobeck & Linn, ors 10 hardware aul mechanica’ tools 1404 Douglas Strost. IRON WORKS. _ Omaha Sale and [roa WOIRKS. Fafor vaults, Jall Jobn A Wakelleld, Importsd. Amerloan Ports kee coment and Quinoy white lime. STOVE REPAIRS Omaba Stove Repair V/ORKS. $tove repairs and water attachments for auy kind of siove made. 1207 Dougias st Carpenter Paper Co| Carry full st 1] RO Writiag pashie Pavert, ofo. card L ~ OILS. Standard Oil Co. * Keined and lubricatiog oils, grease, axle oiq -