Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1893, Page 6

e e e ——————————— ——— tfl.\l.\]llR(l.\L AND FINANCIAL ng Stocks of Wheat Weigh Pricee for that Coreal, GJ0D TRADE THERE WAS A IN CORN tmprovid Tone Wus Das Decrense In Loeal Week and Cash Largely to the Stocks Last the Active Demnnd, Cuieaso, Oct. 10.--The increasiag stocks of wheat dovwr corn was advancing tively small here. Pr and we wheat Onts gain Wheat s o lower, a whilo, and later de more, then was the About e lower for December and J§ for May than the closing figures The receipts in the northiwest were heavy and the export clearauces light. The quan tity of wheat and flour on ocean passage do- creased $20,000 bu., and the castern Kuro- pean and Indian shipments were 869,000 bu., smaller than the preceding woek, Cables were easier_and - gonerally lowor. The weather was tfiuo and the influences gener- ally were of an unfavorable tono. Opera did not manifest much inclination to trade, evidertly Lolding off for the government crop veport 2 There was a good trade in corn. The bet- 15 to the decrease in ad the active cash The market opened at Saturday’s sesand worked up o full cent undern good demand, reacting e late rallied from e to e, changed some, ruled wdy and closed with o gain of from k¢ There was conside arding the government report, Oats ad- anced foe in sympathy with corn. Later cness developed and prices receded from 1{c to e and closed steady with a net gain o from tyc to iy 7 There was o moderately active trade in provisions for an hour or 80 after the open- Ing and ut better than Saturday’s pric owing to continued light' reccipts of hogs Later the business relapsed into its pre-holi- any dullness, There was some weakness in spot products and for October deiivery Prices at the close show somo decline, moro especially for pork, which is Gbe lower, and for January,which s unchanged. January lard 5 hieher. Libs are 75c off for October and e higher for Junua Freights are in steady at 2ic for wheat and Bufalo. Estimated receipts for tom 250 e : 20,000 head. he lvading future TN sotations, tha result pts and th excocding ex weighed for prices tod while cereal compara big movement for Janvary At the closo higher and corn % for held steady ined from ige close was quist, and lower Jle uneasiness re- for corn to ow: Wheat, cars; hogs, WiEAT— M Mg POIK Octr.e ST v Lany- Qc 14 624 975 9 20 8 50 LOUI WHEAT B7@5He No. 8, 42@43c; n—Prime, $3.35. Ponk—Moss perbbl, $17.50@18.0 per 100 Ibs.. £9.65@9.70; short ribs slde (Qoose), $9.45@9.50; dry sulted shoulders (boxed), #7 7.60; short clear sides (boxed), €9.60@ 10,55, o1 ISKY=Dist!llers' fntshed goods, por Ral., SUGAR— Unchanged. Tho following were the receipts and ship- wents for toduy: “ANTICLES, Iard, RECKIPTS, [BHIPM 10,000 489,000 993,000 000 5,000 000 100000 1000 On the Produce exchange today the butter murket was quiet and unchanged; crenmeries, 2. duivies, 160024c. Eggs, steady and anged at 19720, Flour, bbls.... . Wheat, bu. Corn, bu... 18,000 115000 000 000 ow York Markets. NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—FLOUR DES.; exporks, 2 dull on winter, wrtive and weak on Minneapo- 1is putents; winter wheat, rudes $1.700 8.25; winter, fair L @3.30; winter, patents, 3.80; Minnesotit , $2.85002.56; Miinesota stralehts, §3.00@ Minnesota stralghts, patents, $8.70@4,20 Conn MEAL—Stendy. Rye-—Dull; mixture, $2.80@3.25; superfine 82100 fine, $1.902,90, BARLEY dy; No. 2 Milwaukee, 66@67c. BARLEY MarrSteady ato(c WHEAT Aipts, 176,000 bu.; exports, 88, L015,000° bu. futures:. 72,000 bu. spot. Spot niurket dull at ige decline; 8 red, In store and clovator, 695¢; afloat, 70 1.0. b, 704¢; No. 8 red, 66 ungraded red, 676@701¢:No. 1 northern, 1 hard, Z4e. Optlons declined bles and 742,000 bu. in visible, 1@ e . M P, 69361007 @7lc, closing i e, closing ut 721 CORN—Receipts, 80,000 by, ; bu.i salos, 186,000' bu. future Bpot. 8pots' 4@ 1¢ highor but dull @ihle fu clovator: 484@AR! ¢ afloat: d mixed, 48481 ptions opened firm, use 1 3 Octohe mber, 474@ , AT AR, H@A9C, closing nt OATS—Receipts, 220,000 bu.: exports, 120,000 3 sules, 186,000 Du. futurcs, 83,000 bu, spot. Epots quiet but steadv. Options opencd dull, udvanced L@ sy with ‘corn, clostng steady at the rise; October, Novorber, 83 1-160.38 %, comber, 3434 0-15c, losing 4 white, §53 Chicigo, 34507 cago.88¢; No. Biwhito, 801030 80008Ge; White wostern, B0 HAY—Steady : shippin, ¥.600 #0.0068.00). Pacit Hines -8t 1 60; good to 10 cholce, 19@ domestic flecce, @17 5 20025 pulled, 1802507 PROVISIONS—(ut plios wid fair demand; $1ge: pleklod 1046 11e. Lard ALFL0.20; sl option siles, Noveubor, #19.60, BUTTER creaniory, s, 121300 vickled hims, nstonm closed #10.004010,25 #10.20, nominal; firm; extra tober, Pork, Julet; stato dairy, weste 1 29@80 1@27¢; state dariry, 17130 western 1 Firn; state, large, 113@1150c; WOStOrn part skims, 49, tosteady: state and Pennsyl lee house, 18@20¢ wostern receipts, 7504 phys. g ady; city 32 per pkg.), by OTTONSEED OIL—~Weak; orude; 850; low, 884,@30¢. PETROLEUM - Pirm: United closed at 70G 10ie; Penusylvania ofl, spot sules, none; A vember option sales, 8,000 bils., closed st T0c bid, 70Me isked; Litu oll, sales, no ROSIN- Steady; strained col M175h@1.20, PURPENTINE—Steady; Rick-Steady; domestic 28501 Jupan, 404 @41 e, Morassis —Steady; Now Orleans open kettle, good 1o ¢ e, D200, SuGAk—Kaw, stoady; steady; St Crol, centrifugal, 93 x-ship, 185 hhds. Muscovado, 9 te anded. 116G 1RON—Quiot; American, 8§12 OPRER - DULL; ke, ¥ LEAbWeuk; doj Pl yol- Wit extra, 284@ sales, none; refined New York Dry Goods Market. New YOuK, Oct. 10.~The dry goods market pontinues qulet in the mali, with | try, 23@ 5,000 pligs.; | Durbwents positively dull, us oven nssortments Abit of buy.re ¥I¥6 10 prot s At Lusiness iin ~to-mouth ne b the vo the han: ws with Nt and Intersi ALY il there shall have beor def o senate or: tie sifver bill and t the tar ations will nd it s ty much country Ariel th wnd th s Cotton goods are steadily hold i$ ave ot chianged for i wee nts and printed fabrics a peeinlly the fansies, Glag goods fold thols own ns to ts neo coming in slowly voolens are duil excopt the and only small orders reign dry goods are dull from i The Jobibing trade 18 modor- on orders throagh the mails and on the road are doing fairly and re- ; d, but buyers are doing ately actlv silesiic Omaha Produes Market. Tlie recolpty of fight ana_pr wro firm Bouses ure wining of th rles & wnough 1o supply the re quirements of thelr regular tomers. Fancy | falreronmery, 236 240; cliolee to faney’ coun to good_country, 18@20c; T iding protiy genorally held | atl Livs butter aro very Al commission 1iffenlty oxpe Tho markot {3 protty well an hinrdly o safd T hnve o lie oversupply, prices still heing the top on chickens is 7@7%c and Ducks, 8 e o 1 many venl holco syl and fat veals, coverod f low. A VEAL-Tiier calves wrrivin G@05c; thin ¢ AV Y, A5 GAME-Prairio chickens, ks and redheads are teal HoNEY — Hono, #2.50; mallnrd Slow nt $2.0082.50; commencing to Httlo more frecly, but the demand fs still light cholce white clovor, 16@17¢ OysteRs Modiums, 17¢; horseshoes, 21¢; extra standurds, extra selects, 24c; company selects, 20¢; counts, 34c. VEGETA hund-picked navy, 1o beans, $1.60441.75 is not much activity in the wing 1o the fact that the and the wardeners are sup- Onions aro move n LES, BEANS—Fancy 2.25; comme ONIONS Tl onfon market loeal erop is 14 plying the d aoted at 5 22,002 Is so warm that 10 put In winter stocks | the fecling on the market is not ver, , Colorado shippers are talkin lotne grown potatoes in small lots 10010 erow from store, firm pr from store, 7; 72c; Colorudo, car lots, 7@ CanniarThere 18 a good deal of cabbage selling ln this mirket, but the demand is sup- plicd entirely by the' gardencrs. Orders for ubbago frou o country are filled ut 1ise por Crruiey—There is considerable poor on the murket and some very _fancy stock, 80@3oc; second grade, 253003 fa 50c. SWEET POTATOES—The supply 1s fair; home I per DL, #3; Jersey stock, per bbl., £4.00 @44.25. FRULTS, GraT Concords, per 22@2: L CALIFORNIA Fruirs—California shippers are wiring their Omaha representatives that peachos are over for scason. Thero uro plonty of grapes. s are fir Ing up.Freeston clings, 81: 10 to Pears, per box Eastern basket, rlotivs, §2; Tokny grapes, e, $1, tern, per bbl., cliolce cook* CRANBERRIES troely per bbl and bu Cranborri and are in good ¢ £6.0076.25; bell and chers “ali"ornia, per box, 2. TROPICAL FRUITS BANANAS—Prices remain about steady; bunch, larg per bun medi LEC I Miori, « £5.5076.00, ORANGES = b are only a fow oranges re- maining; Riverside Maditerranewn swoets, §3 WIDES, TALLOW, E RS —No. 1 zreen hides, hides, 2c; No. 1 gree green salted hides, 2 1 hides, 1bs. to 40 1bs, hides, 25 1hs 81bs. to 151 15 1bs., 305 N box, 84.0015.00; saltid hide 0 40 1b3, dry salted ides, 4o, 1b. 1ess than fully eu salted, each 85 green salted shearlings (shott. wooled enrly skins), each 1015 dry shearlings (short wooled early skins, No. 1. each 5@10cy dry lings short d early skins), No 3, i dry flint, Kansas and Nobraski v wool'pelts, per 1, actual weight, 106 dry flint Kansis and Nebraska murraln wool pelts, per 1h,, uctual we I, 17@10¢; dry flint Colorado biteher wool® peits, per b, actual weighe, 9@10c, dry flint Celorado mur- rain wool pelts, p: wolght, 7@, dry pieces and by weikhi, 5@7c. s Markets, 1. Lous, Oct. 10.—Froun WHEATThe wnexpeciod] the visiblo supply put pr closo w Octobe st price on T TLic. Ad ver to sell, reaso in and the ash, 61%c; the low- ket; May, 713@ 3 Decombor, 6 cord In this © nced and closed Octover 43¢ May, 89¢, ¢ ol slow:eash 271 tober, 27%c; November, Ne; May, 313c RYELower at 43050, il BARLEY - Quict; s BRAN-Quict: 502 i HAY—Very quict and unchanzed; timothy ranges $9.00%18.50; prairie, §7.0024.60, LiAD—Lower, offered spelter offered ut ¥3.55, FLAX SeinStond above Decem- Oc- H“@ % ilac; OAT8 - Firin, £1.01, L—Quiet, $1.50, Steddy, $1.12, BAGGING— U n 4 @6e. Cor Tres nehanged; 950@$1.00, PROVISIONS—Very quict, with only & small Jobbing ut ' provious ‘quotations: - Pork, guiet {I)bh]ll}: #15.50. Lard, nomi , 'y sult’ meats, 1oose shoulders, long and ribs, £9.50; shorts, boxed lots, 16¢ more. Bacon,” shoulde: 'y i longs and ribs #11.121; shorts, $11 G WHISKY our, 8,000 bbls.; wheat, 62,000 000 bu.: oats, 42,000 bu. Sitene Flour, 9,000 b bu.; corn, 100,000 b onts, Kansas KAN8AS Crry, Oct. 10 ~WHEAT-In good, de- mand at prict hanged vrices; No. 2 2 rod, D60 k; 91G92c. @540 Iigher; tnothy, $5.0029.00; pralrie, 7.00. It HAY #5750 ady and unchanged; cr | Ui 2he, dy and unchanged; 16%e, Wheat, 80,000 bu.; corn, 20,000 mery, Wheat, 75,000 bu.; corn, none; outs, 1,000 bu O Markets, 01 Crey, Oct. 10, Natlonal tean cates opened at 707 highest, 705; 70 70, Sales, 23,000 bbis, anees, 16,000 1 its, 124, s, 91,645 bhis Prirsiuna, Oct, 10 cates openod_at 70; )i lowest, 70. Sules, et 10, b cortifi- lowest clear 5 bbls.; onl transit cortifi- At 70%; highest, 0 bbis, URPENTINE BPIUTS— L Oet ined, B0 good, Koe. TAR-Firm at #1,10, TURPENTINK-QuIct; hard, § Virginty, 6o, CALcUiTa, Oct, 10, —LINSEED TURPENTINE 315 11d] 10. — ROSIN — Firm; soft, § 425 2d, pool Markets. Liverroor, Oct. 10.-WiEaT—Quiot; moder- & denand; holders ofor modorately; Califo No. 1, 5u 8tad; No. 1 red western, snring, A NG red westorn, winter A@OY 1" Keeelpts during past three days, 161,000 tuls; American, 185,000 centuls Coiy--Quict, demund lorat 4ld. Rocelpts of American during dnys, 89,600, Beer-Extra India mess, 1005 (ki mess, Bis 8. B short clo s long ¢ Lann , 495 6d. Live it spot, 48 ust th n, long and ar, 45 1bs., 6bs. Al PEAs OUR—Stoady, AT—Lasler spring, 61c; No. 1 northery, G340 uber, U3 syc. Steady adier; N No. 3 white, Steady; No. 2, No. 1, 47 Higher. P b6lye; sample, 87¢ 67340, e 310 1VE-Stead 07 Lara, 75, RECEDTS—Flour, 4.200 bbls.; wheat, 115,000 bu.; barley, 176,000 bu SHIPMENTS - Flour, 6,700 bbls.; wheat, 109,- 000 bu.; barley, 4,000 bu, Minunespolis Wi MinNeAPOLIS, Oct. 10.—The loca market opened quiet and lower on large re- ts, discouraging cables, & light dewand, o At Markel talling off in export clearances and b lncrease i the vislble supply. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE opened at 604@H0Ne agalnst B0e yosterday, and Iater advanced to 61¢ and closed at th finy opened at 68, boing the satna As § day's close anced to B8Y4e nn G5lie. On track closed: Hard, 105 ern, 60%e; rthie ket 15 quite active, with a good demand from millers and elovators, Holdors of good sam- vies wero a little stiff in their views and com plained of an indifforence on the part of buyers hut by noon the tables were woll cleared. No. 1hard sold at 61c; No. 1 north- ern At 59K@0e for choice and b7@a%e for No. 2. Tteceipts, 859 cars; shipmonts, 53 cars. The flour market was weak apd doliness was auite gencral. DPrices were not lower, but wero bised on #3.403.80 tor patents. ' Tho Dran market was Tower. with salcs In bulk nt 89 frec on cars to be bil Shorts sold at £10.00910.25 In xeepting fine shorts, which sold 50@10.75, No. 1 e ¢ Cotton Market. GALYESTON, Oct. 10,—Steady silow middling, 7%c; good ordinary, i net and gross roceipts, 6,660 bales! ports to the continent, 800 bales; sales, 160 bales; stock, hiles NEW ORipass. ¢ Easy: middlin 7 16-16¢; Tow niddling 16c: Zood ordinary, 751603 et receipts, 20,341 hles; exports 10 the contin nt 5,850 bales; sales, bales. Fu 300 hales 3,000 bales; ires, stendy sales October, $7.65 Wid: November, §7.687.80; 1 combor, §7.70% 7.80; January, #7,8037.90; | ruary, $7.0507.99; March, $8.0705.08; April, 8150517 May, $8.0302.55, St LOUIS, ORf. 10.-Quiet: ordinary, 6%c; good ordinary, 77e; Tow middiing, 74c; mid- dling ood middiing, 84 middling fair, B0 constivls stock, 120,650 69,000 bles v Mnrkot Opened easy ata ise for futu Duluth Whea DULUTH, Oct, 10, WiEAT decline of ig¢ for spot and Cash was not' in much demand fow. The :market closed firm from yesterday for cash, Octobe e hig cash, id unchange nd May and 408446 Bu; shipments, N Options opened 6c ad- tled dull on local trade steady and unchanged to 16¢ ad- vance; sules, 6,750 b including: Octobe #16.9517.00; Nov 10.45@16.50; D cember. $16.50. Spot Rio quict: Mo. 7, $1 @18.6215; sales 500 bugs Rio, on spot, B18.6215 1,000 bags Rio, No.7, afloat, per Cole- ridgo, $17.870 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 10.—Duteh off about the valuitions: mark and stoady; good ordinary J Coite NEW YOuk, Oct. 10, vance to 10¢ decline, only, close sale went quiot Wool Market. 8. Lowis, Oct. 10.—Woor, chunged and no sales reported. STOCKS tirely un AND BOND! Denlings in Securities Charncterized by an Tncreased Activity, NEW Yonk. Oct. 10.—The speculation on the Stock exchange today was chasacterized by an increased activity and the transactions were in heavier volume than for a week past, but there was nothing healthysin the tone of the market and the movement of the ¥ s was not concerted. The dealings were spusmodic and while good buying was in progress 1n one pool there was brisk sell- iug in another. At the opening of the day’s business the general list was unsettled, the first sales showing fluctuations both up and down, Louisville & Nashville making a break of 115 pev cent, followed by a recovery of # per cent to 4575, then reacting to 434, rallying to 4415 and closing av 43%, a declin of Bl¢ per cent on the day. While there was some selling of this stock for London account, the sales were mainly for local bears and were based in the new 1ssue of shaves, there being no other known vnfavorable influences. During the early morning the rest of the market moved up- ward, the industrials tuking the lead, but the raid on Louisville had the effect of rad- ually depressing the entive list, and befor 11 o'clock a reaction haa set in, whicl carried prices down a fraction. Th was followed by a rally, which was quickly succeeded by ' another downward movement, which ran through the afternoon, the prevailing ten- dency being toward lower figures, and the close was decidedly heavy, prices comparea with yesterday's sales being a dacline 1 the active list, ranging from 3¢'to 13{ per cent, the exceptions being Whisky, Northwestern and Sugar, common and preferred, which show an advance on the day of 3 tol per cent. As noted before, Louisville & Nash- ville led in the downward movement, Evans- ville & Terre Haute following with a drop of 215 per cent. Selling orders from Bos- ton for Union Pacidc led to the re- nowal of rumors of an impending re- ceivership for that cowpany and a raid was made on the shares, sending them down from 187 at the close’ yesterday to | at the close today, & loss of 2% per cent. Missouri Pacific was also weak and closed at a decline of 13; per cent, Reading is down 115 per cent, Chicigo, Burlington & Quincy and General Electric 13 per cent, Nortwestern 3¢ per cent, Chicago Gas, Atchison, Balti- more & Ohio and Rock Island % per cent, and St. Paul % per cent. Exceptions to the general wenkness were some of the usually inactive shares. American Tobacco pre ferred recorded an advance on the day of 1i per cent, American Cattle and St. Paul, Minnecapolis & Manitoba 13 per cent, Pull: man 11g per cent, and Consohdated Gas 1 per cent. The Post says: Last winter gold went out at the rate of £3,000,000 to $4,000,000 a week and as most of this, by the use of treasury notes, was taken from the treasury tho: government’s gold fell §25,000.000 within six months. Without gold exports the federal gold reserve is now shrinking at aratenot far from $1,000000 a day. The reason for this more rapid fall is that the government has now practically o working surplus except of gold, There are some fa tors distinctly in the treasury’s favor. One is the very slack demand for currency to move the crops, western monetary centers Dbeing now well supplied as a result of tho direct gold imports. Some of the observers at Washington thiuk, too, that pension ex- penditures have reached a maximum, and will henceforth decline. But it would need contraction in expenses much greater than this to offset the enormous and continuous surinkage in customs and internal revenue, “The following are the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the New York ex- change today Afchisg 8} I Adams ? itie. profil Altc W D20 [U.P. D& Guir., do prefd.. riwost American EXpross A0 P ork Coniral, N Western Oregon N 0.8 L& U i Maii Peorka, Doc. Plitabiing Del. & Hudson. ... Del. Lack, & Wost D: & K. *do pref'd Din. & C. Fdrs. Co.. ek I ] iy 8. Paul...... " prof'd. L Paul & Oniiiia, A0 pld.....e Southieru ¥ r Redinery.. . an. Coal & Tron, do_pref'd B2 Grande Wod Great North'n pfd Chi. & East. 111 pr'd Hocklng Valley 1l atral Lake Shore. Load Trust Louls. & Nash' Louls. & N. A Manhiaitan Con Memphis & C...... Michigan Centril Missouri Pacific Mobile & Ohio Nash. & ( do pref'd M.& S L D &R G . 2216 Genoral Eloetrlo Norfolk North *asked Thetotal sales of stocks to s, Including: Atchiscn, 1, 42.500; Chicag ) A cago Gus, 12,700; Louisville & Nushe i Missouri' Pacitic, 7,600; " North- : Reading, 12,200: Rock Island, Paul, 11,500;" Union Pacific, 12,100} stern Union, 8,700, lay were 197 New York Miok NEw Youk, Oot. 10, wining quotations Crown Point Con. Cal. & Vi Deadwood Gould and Ciirry Hale & Norcross % Quotations. The followlng ure the 160 | pre L 1600 180 | Bulwer o ymouth On the London Nkw York, Oct. 10.—The Post's London bie says: Siaty-two thousand sovereigns wentout o Bolivia today und 5,000 cané in from Lisbon. Burgola Is unchuuged in price, but ls strovger {u dewand. bilver bas riscn 10 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11, 189 8316-16d_and 15 fiem. Rupee paper un- changed. The market was stagnant but cheer- ful today, excepy for Loulsville & Nashville, The cause of thefwéiknoss {n this was runior of in unwicldly floating debt. ~Atchison is offering $7,000,000 6 per cont five-yoar exten- sion notos'at 2 por cent, guaranty lods 2 commission. Tho ‘#hipping firm 0t Sturmo failed s y Markot. NEW YORK, Ot 10.~MONEY 0N CALL—Fasy at 2@214 por cent, ldst loan 2 per cent, closed offered at 2 per cant. PRIME MERCANTILE PAVER—629 por cont. STERLING EXCHANGE — Steady, with actual business i bankers' bills at $3.8414@4.85 for demand, and #48IX@4.83 for cixty days Posted rates, $4.84@4.86; commercial biils, 4,81 144,81 % LYER CERTIFITATES —78%@73 %c. VERNMENT BOXDS —Firm. Siate ve. lie closing auotations on bonds: .8, 48 rox 11T N, W. Dob 68 U8 48 coup 117 |SUL& LM, G Ba U.S. 418 rog 08 1St L&S F Gon, M Pacific 6s of 05..70 102 {*§t, Paul Consols . stam ped 48 00 |SLP O, &P lats. Missourd ts 100 |TP/L G T Reta Tenn. new st 645, 100 |7 P, K. G Tr. Rots, 10 0. new set 5. 08 [Unlon Pac, 1ats.... 10414 Tenn. new 68 | West Shorn 100 Cqnada S 07 IR G. W1t Centeal Py 03 |Atel 1 11 G H. o bonds, 10074 108 @b per cont: time loans, 67 per cent, Closing ¢ on stocks; bonds and mining s loc. B nsin Cen. 16, 68 2 Mining Co, AUANUC, o 4415 Doston & Mont Butte & Hoston Calumet & Heeld Centennial & Albawy & Maine: Fitehburg Gen, Eleetric Central N ¥ N. B, Qid Colony. Rubly . S Dicgo Kearss |osceola London Macket Quotations. LONDON, Oct. 10.—4 p.m.—The closing quo- tations on the’ London § exchange todiy wo Consols moncy [T do account 3_14 /8t Paul common Canadian Paciic’ 16 New York Central Erle.... Pennsylvanti.... Erle 20K L Tuig | Readiy Tilinols Ceniral M | Mex. Centralnew 48 BARSILVER MONEY LT it 1061 Mox. ordinary 315 16d per oz 51 por cont, Rute ot discount in the opon both short bills and three-m per cent, an Francise SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10, The quotations for mining st)ck Alta 10 Belehor 700 40 Hest & Delcher 70 |Ophir. Hodie Con.......... 20 [Potosi Bulwer U510 |savage Chollar. 20 [Slerra N on. € own Point. 1d & Cui markot for ths bills, 13 bticial closing s were as follows: St Louis Mining S1. Louis, Oct. 10.—Mining market dull, un- changed. Following are the closing quot tions: Bid, 50 2,60 <oee 1.00 BId, Askod.| Awkod, Amer. N 23 § .30 |Granite M.$ BimetTc... 2.75 |Hope 15 188 Leo. * PAmiS, Oc 80¢ for the NEW YORK, ( balances, 86,216,545, OMAnA, Oct. 10.Clonrings, duy lust week, $861,312, BALTiNORE, Oct. 10.—Clearings, $2,107,067; bulances, $265,684. Money, 6 per cent. PRILADELPIIA, Oct. 10.~Clearings, £0,844,- 237; balances, 81,252,822, Money closed at @0 per cent. CINCINNATI, Oc! New York exch: ings, $1,788,250. ’ BERLIN, Oct. 10,~Statement of the In Bank of Germiny shows a deerease in spe 1,140,000 marks; Mempmg, Oct. 10.— sclling at 81,50 premiun balances, $23,415. LoNDoN, Oct. 10.—Tho amount of bulllon withdrawn from the Bauk of England on bal- ances today is £67,000. St. Louts, C Olearings, 82,820,841, uncos, 8440, Money quiot’ at 7@8 per cent. Exchange on Now York, 75¢ pro- mium, BOSTON, Oct. 10.—Cloarings, 813,448,431; baluncos#1,632.942; moncy loancd at 215 per cent. Exchungo on New York, 17@12%¢ discount. Cnicaco, Oct New York exch: line, dull; act active 10.—Three per cent rentes, 98¢ count. t. 10.—Clearings, $00,220,53. 770,384, Samo 10.-Money, 627 per cent} aze, 69@70¢ premium. Cleu rial o of New York exchange Cleurings, $256,913; 57. ~ Monoy, in G@7 per cent, OMAHA LIVE STOUK MARKETS, Cattle Trade Coutinues Brisk Wenken a Trifle, Trespay, Oct. 10. There was a very respectable run of cattle today, but rather hght supplics of hogs and sheep. Included 1n the offerings of cattle were some choice fat native beeves and a few very good range cattle. As usual, however, the general quality was common butchers' and canners’ stock and feeders predominating, The market was active and strong on all suitable offerings and tully steady on com- mon and inferior stock. Local dressea beef men wero all anxious for supplies, and the trade was full of tife and snap. From $4.40 up o .15 was paid for fair to choice corn- fed native beeyes, and westerns sold at from §3 10 83,85, With the exception of some late arvivals the supply was practically out of first hands by noon. “The cow mirket was tolerably active and :1ly strong on all grades. Common and canning grades sold at from £L.50 to £2.10, while fair to choive butchers’ cows sold at from §2.10 up to §3. Very few ¢ offered, but prices ruled firm, with sales at from £1.75 to §4. The market for rough of all kinds was active and strong, good bulls. oxen and stags sellic from $1.70 to £2.65 d Tu feeders there was no particular change, The offerings both fresh and stale were liberal, but the demand was good and prices ruled strong. The opening up of the big distilleries all over the west has made a #ood demand for feeding cattle, while coun- I'S Are 4s NUMETous as ever, Choice quoted at from £3.10 o £.60; fair at from 2 00 1o £3, with common and inferior stuff around § to §2.50. Represent- ative sales: log Prices DRESSED BEEF, Ir 8 00 No. Av. 2ariaa 070 8475 1001160 4 KO 2......1050 20110214 4 50 B.0001012 90 20 15 12 Pr. 10 10 10 10 10 10 16 16 16 20 2 20 20 26 40 40 1140 111005 946 Bl 013 930 1200 ...1138 L 927 . 825 1100 960 . 910 1200 o MELPERS, 150 CALVES, 176 s 225 260 . 840 A 240 . 800 115 ..1800 1110 1416 L1160 1.1080 1170 1 90 2 00 2 00 200 BTAGE. 2 50 OXEN. ..1360 216 BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 850 200 416 1180 225 2 780 1120 228 4 867 1196 2 2 505 5 520 24.....71068 980 1820 1220 111460 JorersTe 820 1220 1146 2 2 L.654 220 684 940 817 569 801 1 815 1 1 1025 868 970 910 980 960 B4 1091 820 823 1075 WESTERS CATTLE Av. Pr. No. Av. 1062 #2 50 88 cows.. 1187 876 3 00 84 steers. 1195 NEBRASKA. 26 21 tdrs 256 1cow 80 2ealves 00 2 fdrs 10 2tdrs 15 17 fdrs 40 10tdrs MINNEROTA 61 tars 8 2 bulls 1cow 14 fdrs 23 cows. 909 2 stags. bull 1700 b 41 fdrs 22 fdrs 8O0 2 6strs. . 1 72 fdrs.... 937 No. 18 cows. 2 stoers 1fdr .. 26 fdrs 21 cows 1 bull 18 fdrs firs 2 fdrs 12 fdrs 620 1007 959 1270 2 803 980 115 015 890 1250 008 1160 731 1060 011 WYOMING. 20 fdrs 1 bull ¢ 150 cows. 1 str, tg.1090 22 hfrs. . 1068 we 1090 1170 1008 13606 1078 20 strs 8 fdrs 1str... 120 85 stra. .. 1204 1 cow... 1020 7 cows. . 1087 16 stecrs, 1810 1 bull... 1240 1 cow )30 101 fdrs... 1168 1 calf 190 1 cow 770 2 fdrs. .. 1200 1 stoer.. 1730 7 fdrs.. 1061 8 frs.. 116 5 tdrs. .1 251 stoers. 1141 1 bull... 170 Bcows. 1 27 stoors. 181 TERRITORY. stoers 6 fdrs 7 fdrs. 16 fdrs. 1 17 strs tigl 1 3 steers1146 1 bull.... 1380 4cows . 007 4 tdrs. 100 1N 994 1812 1070 991 825 AN 20 cor. 2 00 2 50 50 steers, ORADO. 19 fdrs... 980 8 2bulls 2 20 17 bulls. 2656 12 steors, . 1209 82 cows. 32 calves. 1cow 16 cows 1 bull.. 8 eows 8 fdrs. 2cows Hoas. anticipated, 40 40 10 80 Beows 2 25 fdrs 5 8 1 stug Beows 20 fdrs,.. . 1149 ipts were lighter than dealers There w less than 5,000 hows on_sale, the qu as a rulo veing a trifie better than Mond Lower markets eastand the indifference’ of packers made a slow, dull market here, and prices ruled about a dime lower than Monday. As usual, the fresh meat men were the principal buyers, but packers bought quite a fow, and shippers ot several loads. Quality was the main consideration, and weight cut very lit- tle figure, Good to choice hogs weighing all the way from 141 to 851 1bs. sold at from $6.20 to $6.30, while tho common packing and mixed grades sold down around §6.10 and $0.15. Trading was rather slow, but the pens wero cloared in fairly good scason, the big bulk of the hogs going at from .15 to £6.25, as against #6.30 Monday and $6.20 to $6.30 on the sume day last weck, Represen- tative sales No. Av. 115...163 ....860 1 4.0 4 Pr. Av. 280 nEEr—Receipts wore moderate and the feeling somewhat casier. Yesterday's en- tire receipts of over 3,000 sheep were' talke by local slaughterers, 'so they were in no ur- gent need of supplies. Fair to good natives, $2.755.50; fair to good westerns, €2 common and stock sheen, §1.50002.5 choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs, §.0064.00, sentative sales: 0. 135 Colo wethers 404 Colo wethers. 128 Colo wethers. ; kood Repr Av. .86 i02 98 Receipts and Disposit Official recelpts and dispositi shown by the books of tho Yards 1y the 1 ending at 5 o'clock p. m o1 St of stosk as nion Stock enty-four hours October 10, 1893 RECETPTS, (B | mous. Nelson Mo A. Hass A R Becker & Deren Lée Rothsehild. ... JoLobman... ... Bhiippers aid fecders 4708 ovz Chicago Liv CAGO, Oct, 10, T} 10 the market todiiy t on i Tuesdivy. ipts k Markot, ngs of 1l before, but at .\lumlu( 3 ine of 16¢ thire was a'stoady tone, OF the fresh arrivals ubout two-thivds were from the ranges, there belng about 4.500 westorns und 1,000 Texuns, That left less t 3,000 us the supply of The Tuttor wWere quiet and nominaily atfrom $1.40 1o ¥5.60; westerns were it from #1.60 to #4.40, und Wiks fairly firm market for Texuns at from $1,50 1o #3.15, The receipts since Saturdny hiave been wbout 2,500 head more than for tho same time last woek, but the wtal for the first ten days of this month iy 500 head short of the nu ber recorded for the same period lust yer Mondiy's hog market wus rather he supplied und wis f1ou the elose of Sutur were close to. 30,0007 Iy brisk demand wild the bulk helme weighod before Today, with receipts of onl market opencd ne CHORE W i sury to shade pri 4,600 head T we COUGH DON'T DELAY TAKE M/ Pjs for this woek s expoctod to show & _decrease, the largo run _for Monduy boing credited to ‘Ohlcago day." Sules wore mainly at from $6.30 to #6.60 for 10ts averaeing over 270 Ibs., At from $6.40 to #6560 for ayaragas of froy « 200 200 1oy, and at from’ 6,40 to 46,60 for or welghts. Oulls 451 at from ) to 6,50 Sheep wors from 10 to 150 lowor, and thore was about that ked off thoe vaiue of thin nutives. Tha frash recoipts wors not above the AVOrage, bt thore wero thousands Of stale shoep In thig pens, and buyors had to glvo concessions. They ‘paid nearly stoady TAtos for a fow cholco sheop nnd lnnbs, but the general warket was very dull, Quotatior ran from 81,26 to £2.75 for culls to $4 for cholee natives, Wosterns wore quoted at from 1.75 to #5.50, ind Ingnbs wt from $2.75 1o 8, My sheep remutned unsold at the close, and the remaindor of the week I8 not full of promise for sellers Recelpts: Cattle, 8,000 hoad; calves, 1,200 head; hogs, 10,000 head; sheep, 11,000 hoad, Kansas City Livo Sto KANSAS 11y, Oct. 10, -Carree It 11,100 heud; shiipments, 4,600 Read steady for best grades, 10War for £2.00@8.96; Toxns cows, 4 cders, $2.60% 4 « Markot 2108 lowe 2026.40; honvies, $0.1 and lights, $6.20@6.40; Yorkers, $t DPigs, $3,0076.20. SHEER--Rocel 400 1,000 hiend; murket slow mArkol hond Tamt St Lonis Live St 81, LOUIS, 0ot 10, CATTLE head: shipnients, 500 ) fRlr to good native steors. shippiug, $5.0085.25; 8.15, H0GS - lwecelpta, 700 head; market @ 3,000 head: shiprient 100 butehers', § £6.90026.60; 1ght, 0.2 IDts, 2800° hend; markot wenk: mixed native xins, £2,0002.60; Tumbs, $2.50@1.60. "M T New York NEW Yonk, Oct. 10 s 1,300 hoad; no trade; drossed slow, Oc. hinnents todny, 674 booves and QUL Of beof. CALYRS ints, 600 K 5,500 head; grussory, £2.5 SUEED--Rucelpts, 5 Aressed mutton, 7 Hous Rocelpis, 8 £6.7645.00, Vo Stook ot Rocelpts 740 1,500 steady, veuls, cad; sheep steady; 1 B 000 head; mariet firm, Sighi, Recolpts of 1ivestoci ut tho four principal wostern markets Monday, Octobor 10, Cat Hoxs 4,600 481 HO000 10,000 11,100 5,600 6100 8,900 Sheep. 602 11,000 400 2,600 South Omaha.., Chicago. Kunsas St Louls. Total.., 312 14,8062 COTTON OUTLOUK BAD, October Report from the Agricalty partment Far from Hopeful. WasHINGTON, Oct. 10.—The October report of the statistical division of the Department of Agriculture makes cotton show a decline of nearly 2.8 points from the September con- dition, which was 734 as against 70.7 for this month. The condition of cotton in month of June was 85,6, declining to S27 in July and 80.4 in August,losing from that time to the preseut 9.7 points. The retro- gressive tendency has been persistent during the seasoi. The reports from the most fertile parts of the country are far from hopeful. The “Lexas crop of 1802 and 1503 was 81 per cent of the entire crop of the country, and the Octo- ber report of this department for 1802 showed its condition 77 per cent, as awainst 65 per Ihe per s arc: Of sarolin South ¢ oling, 62; Georgia, 70; Florida, $45 Alaba 3; Mississippi, 78: Louisiana, 71; Toxas, Avkansas. 71 Tennessce, he Octob condition in the states of Virginia and North Carolina is the sume as that of September, while Texas has gained two poin L The vreports from the eicht remaining states indicate declines m - condition of from 10 to 15 points. The state -aver: for September *were: Virginia, 93; North Carolina, 76; South Carolina, G3; Georgia, Flovida, 80; Alabama, 78] Mississippi, 81; Texas, 63; 'Arkansas, 50} uses of the deterioration of the condition are the same as those reported ine the September report. The weather condi- tions have not been favorable, Protracted and widely provalent drouth, excessive moisturo in some pluces and various insect enemics of the plant, all have contributed toward reducing the low condition reported. A late and favorable autumu s the only hope of improvement. Weather conditions are favorable to successtul picking inmost parts. — Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet mes- port Then use DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs, Street Car Men Will Join the Federation, CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.—The annual conven- tion of the Amalgumated Association of Street Railway Employes began today with forty-four delezates present. Tho chief question to come up is that of joining the American Federation of Labor and will probubly be decided in the afirmati The Nationul Brotherhood of Surfac way Kmployes, claiming to represent 27,000 meinbers in the east, is also in session here The brotherhood delegates will consider the advisability of joining the amulgamated association. 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Sulesroom und Omee —1107-110)- 1111 Hoxar1 3t Faotory ~1113-1121-112) Howard St the ONLY Manufasturers of Boots anl o state Of Nebrasc Invitation 1y vxtead s to all o Inapsct ouF Dew factory. Kirkendall, Jones & Amer, Hand-Sewed COMPANY. ~ Wholesale wirs s Bost Hubi Co, 1102 1104 1106 Hurnoy St boots, shoes oo, | oy Birot BHOE CO. nud ru 110 1 DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co. Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Dry goods, notions, fur- Kkeuts' furnish. koods, corner nd aHoward Sts Iiarney sircets. _WBN!TUHE. Jir: COAL. “ Omaba Upholstering | Johnson Bros, CUMPANY | WHOLESALECOAL Upholatered * furntture. | 7 SERIREEERE $102-1104~ Nioholus Wholesale ouly. Quialia, Neb. o4 ] Corner 1011 ooty HARDWARE, Rector & Wilbelmy COMPANY HATS, ETC. W. A L. 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