Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1893, Page 6

68 s e et — COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | Bpeculation Yesterday Was Chiefly on Looal Account and Limited, FLUCTUATIONS WERE FREQUENT LATE Provisions Avernged Wenk and Ulosed with » Dectine i nanry Optio with Pork the Wenk- e Product, ~ Cu1cago, Oct. 17Tt was a choppy day in the wheat pit. Specnlation was chiefly on local nccount and the market changed from weak to strong more than once, but left off weak at e declino for December and from Jcto Ao decline for May. Charters for | 816,000 bu, of corn gave that market a firm tone and it closed a shade higher than on the day before. Provisions averaged wenk and closed with declines of from 10c to ¥c in the January options, with pork the weakest product, Wheat, atthe opening, war about the same as yesterday's closing, and sold off from 10 4jc, advanced about ¥c, then declined 8¢, became stronger, and with only slight fluctuations advanced from $;c %0 X{e, cased off 3¢, ana closed within ijc ©f the bottom. Jlarly English cables were #tronger, and this had a strengthening enthusiaam was aooler bofore 10a. m., bocanss gr Indifferant cables, a lack of interest in New {ork and A wonk and nervous market in Chicago. The course of the markot Was erratic; d quiet and strong, sageing off on_considerable offerings and firming 11 the absence of such, December openod nt 68%c agalnat B8Xc nt yesterdny's close. lost %o later, and kold down to bec, through shorts covering. advanced to 643 by noon, closing finally ‘at 58%c, with May &t 05%c, with 4o greater sprend ahove Docobor, 1ho demand was good for all_grades of teack whent except the very poorest. No. 1 northern sold Wo below Decerber with the bulk of snles at 58c A few cholce cars br & fraction more. No. 2 northern sold at Re- ceipts, 848 curs: slipm wheat' closed a1 59 No. 2 northern The flour was mand was not good, b wosition to take hold at the cheap prices e tes were 850 10 Liverpool, and 36¢ to London from Minneapolis per 100 1bs, Shipmients, 36,401 Bhls, First patents, $3.408 8,80, second patents, $8.19@8.35; furicy and export bukers, $160@2.00, The demand for feed 18 picking up a little vhis we Bran in bulk, 39 (029.95; shorts, $10.00@10.50. Ship- ments, 1,460 (0 iproved. The do- huyers show « dis corr N MAH ry Neil's An ¢ nl Report on the Crop irion. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-The yearly cotton report of Henry Nell was glven to the press this afternoon. 1t predicts o minimum for the crop of 1898¢4 of 7,700,000 bales, The ast crop was such a total fatlure, outside of Texus, ho says, that it soems very unlikely that plunters would find 1t in their power to much creage, lut there 1S now a pinfon that the nereage planted last year on an_average of about 6 per cent for the whole country. As the actual growth ot st yeur exciusive of old tton) was 6,450 bules, adding 6 per_cent for we would glve us nerop of 6 0 bales even on a production per acre no better than eoffect, but operators seemed to lack con- }“~|rx;;zv|‘. \'.‘nu,,“,n.n oD ,'.',m vr‘('tl'r(m“‘((v‘(‘ fidence, wud with fair offerings the market | 3" FATGY R YOI BIISE At 00 lost parton the early advance. There was y " fhultage, which from apparently good investment buying for May forcing weathor, with intervaly of Dy y ® N orvaly delivery, which resulted in the widening . has e pidly to waturity. The eut a tiiflo iu tho premium for De. | plantis notl but 1£1s xo woll ruiied (hat o Ol (10 Shlof " elements of | bkt lunb yoar's wholo Grob Aincinted io, T et hiro s proiey sy | e ide hech Somo. developmioit Of 10 ¢ senato. ere was pretiy fair realizing crops sinee the optenber ruins, which ma, in the late decline, Late cables, especially sl wddition i€ frost bo deluye the contivenials, were reported wealk, ex- \is, outside of Toxus not niuch cept Berlin, which was quoted higher. The late Liverpool market through private sources wns reported easier. llastern European shipments for the week were larger und the Euglish visiblo supply was reportod as showing an increase of 852,000 bu, Corn opened rathery lower, but a little ssura 1o soll caused a decling of froms e 35e. During the latter part of the session adier and prices rallied on the pravalence of a good nd, and the et in a gen- ed rather firm. Business was ouly fair, There was good covering by shorts in the oats crowd and buying on New York orders A firmer fecliug prevailed, prices advancing from Yic to Lie for May and from L to o on the near futures, but May receded ijo from tho top. The receipts were less than anticipated. Provisions were neglected. Packers were apparently disinclined to do more than hold tho market suficiently to prevent any of tho great decline in the cash pits. Prices sagged off in sympathy with a 10c decline in hogs, Fluctuations, such as there were, resulted mainly from sympathy with tho wheat market. The receipts for tomorrow are estimated at: Wheat, 143 cars; corn, 525 cars ; outs, 204 cars; hogs, 24,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows: ATl Overn._[ izl | Tow. | Clow WhEAT— 3 61% o1 i i 0344 718 7074, 878 8ig 3764 41% B35 Bnont Riiis Oet. 8 40 Jan 7385 Cash quotations were usqollows: Frounr—Unchanged; putents, 10c lower W 0. 2, 874 ‘OATS—No, 2, v BARLEY— , nominal; No. 8, f. 0. b., 85@ Te; N TAX Tivo .30, Pori-—) 17.50@18.00; lard, er 100 ; short ribs sides (Joose), @ y ' sulted shoulders {boxed), 87.0007.25;" shoit clear sidos (boxed), stMlers' finlshed goods, por gal., changed, The following wero the rocelpts and ship- ments for toduy: AWTIOL SIIPMENTS 12,000 36,000 lour, bbly.. . v On tho Produc market was fir dalrics, 17@24c, Now NEW YORK, Oct. 1 pkgs., 6,200 bl %(lm active; winte y the buttor ieri 23@29¢; 2021, ui—Recoipts, 85,600 sales, 22,600 plgs.: market low grudes, $1.75 5: tuir to fancy, : . 853, patents, . Miinesota ¢leu 30@2.9 OUN MEAL—Dull; yello 042,75, vE—Dull; western bont londs, b8@55: BArLey—Dall; No. 2 Milwaukde, 66@68e. BARLEY MAvr--Du WHEAT—Locelpts, - 000 bu.; snles, b,295, 00 bu. fututes 8.25; oy 83,50 igradod red, 60G6Re; No. 1 hard, 70%¢. Options o Me lower, ¢ ng quict at oL decling 'lrllll. :ll;uulll7 TN L7i)'.‘(, closiug ) D @701,¢c, closing BOMG7 e, closhig at o at 673,¢] wiber, 68%Q0 SExe. CORN—Receipts, 106,900 hu.; oxports, 118,000 bu.; sales, 695,000 ‘bu, futures, 40,000 b, spot. Bpots dull at e decline; No. 2, 47c 1 elevator; 470 ufiont; ungraded mixed, Options opened stoudy, closin ctobor, 40144640, closing November, 4Uly@dbtie, closing at decombor, 463@46% ¢, closing at 461e: January, 46@46ie, closing 'av46c; May, 460 closing at 48i4e, OArs—Loceipts, 106,000 bu.; exports, 200,000 bu., sules, 46 ,000 bu, fuiures, 114 ,000 bu, spot. 0ts, moderately n0HVe, Withe A VANCe. D tlons' opened siondy, navaucing e on Ught oferlugs, closing stoidy nt W@ niyane; clostiig at 8 ci November, October, 33,83 @33 ¢ Decomber, 88%@ .lgk o closinggut o ¢, cloking_at iy, 3643030, clos- E ts@afi‘.n No. 2 white, 85 No. 1 4 30; October, her closed losing at No. 2, lng [ @30 4o oy 2 Chicago, et No.8 Chichgo, c; No. 8 white, 381c; ' vestern, 885 30 gmabf..-, western, 38%@ 80c; white westérn, Stead, shipplng, §5.60@0.50; che lu..“lbud/ bd.m) i 35,0001 o sl oPs—Stead, tate, cor 1o ¢l ce, fhoady: state; common to cholce, 100 i toudy. ulet Texus, 1001 7c. PROVISIONS- les, 11@13c domestlc fleece, 2028¢; Put meats, eustors picklod bol- ckied ghoulders, 7347 4e; plokled hams, 10011c Fard, Woitorn' Stosn closed ut #1020, nouifual; sales, 105 {lovees ulo.ol;le u{;l’l‘%njulcl. nun'l un'lloln;‘r. nu.‘iu; oveinber, §9.60; Tanuary, §5.65, Dork, stondy | extra mows, $10.00@ 10,70, 0 L Orkstoudy BUTTER - Quict; wostern dalry, 19922ci ; 1@30c; westerh tactory, ; Elgins, s—Stoady; wostes resh, 21@2; ALLOW—Quilot; city @2 per pkg.), bige ?lb—fih‘llly; crude, 35@36¢; ,‘}.nbuun Steady; United closed 70%0; nsylvania oll, spat sales nono: Noveu iy i anlas none, C10s6d TORE Did; L ogl: non N Kieady o —Btoady; 20920c. G rm; domestic fulr ‘W extra, RS ul 'az‘-v Orleans open kettle, teady. pric oeairiiaghle, 3 test, AX( ut lont, b T6e: crushed, i gran: &;%: loaf, bR@5 1 e :d‘nn:.fi -1 ah L Shd Woaks scoteh 0d woak 3 R T fih':.u” ' .go. h X id, s s s, Minnespoils Whens Market, e MR N Flrm need bo expo © unusual for s NEW ORLEANS. ( xas it 15 aturo, 1tures ver, anuary, March, 0} Muy, #5470 yi middlin 3 low middling, £ood ordinary, 713¢: net recelpts, 28,405 biles: gross recelpts, 20,000 bales; exports, #4500 batles; sales, 28,400 bales; stock, 189,764 85,814, Firm; mid- zood ordi- dles, « JINNATE Oct, 17, middling, 8ige: ST, Louis, Oct, 6 t daumage reports fron the south pui up the cotton market carly y, but later {t dectincd largely on Uts. Sales, 1,072 bales; ordinary, 7c: ordinary, 7%c; low middling, 7%e: middling, 8isc; good middling, 8%c: midaling fair, 8%c} s, e, and stained ¢ below white. Omaha Produce Market. CorTox—Quiet, firm; Burrer—The situation in the butter market does not show much change, ren and quotatio Fancy crean amery, 25¢; fair crean ancy country, 23@25¢; > good country, 18@Y0c; packing stoc 16017¢ s 1in pract @300 ally un good ¢ there are plenty of eggs to be ket at 19¢, some strictly fresh CgEs are going to the more particular trade at 20c Liv POULTRY —Chickens and old hens are selling at about the same pri stly at 7e, but old fowls are slow. The packers wore only offerinz ¢ skens “or hens. Old roosters, S@c ducks, 8@9c: tur- cre are quite a good mi rriving. Cholco smull and fa 6@6'5e; thin or henvy, 4@be. GANE—Thore s iderable game coming but the demand is poor. Not only Is that the but every other market appears to ume fix. “A yearngo Omaha denlers £old prairie chickens” at 5, and it was casier to get that price than half ‘the money at the prosent time. Prairie chickens, $2.50; mallard and redheads are_slow ‘nt $2.0022.50; toal ducks, $1.25; quail, $1.25@1.50. HoNey—[loney '1s mencing 0 move a little more freély, but the demand is still light for it; cholco white clovor, 16G17e. Ovsrens—Mediums, 17¢; horseshoos, 21c; extrn standurds, 28c; extra selects, = 24 conipany sclects, 20c; counts, 34¢. VEGETADL ancy hand-picked navy, $2.00@ umon whito beans, 81.50@1.75, —There is not mich nctivity In the rket, owing to the fact that the onion ma local plyin aquoted at H0@GHE, ish onlons, per crite, $1.50. WATER CREss—Put'up in berry boxes, per case of 16 qts., 81.60%1.75, Pomarors—Cooler wenther, espocially a lit- §le frost, would tend 1o improve the demand or potatocs, as every one would wur, winter stocks. Nebrasku, Town and grown potatoos in small lots from store, 76¢; sume In car lots, 68@70c; Colorado, from store, Colorado cur lots, 78@E0C. CABBAGE-There is n good deal of cabbage solling in this market, but the demand 18 sup- nlied éntiroly by the' gardeners. Orders for fabbage from tho country are filled ut 134c per . s aro Spun- CELERY—There Is considerable poor stock on the market and some yory funey. Good stock, 30@35¢; sccond grade, 25@30¢; fancy 0¢ SWEET POTATOES—The supply 1s fair; lome frawn, por bhL#3.25@8.50; Jorsey stock, per bl., 83.00@84.25, TROPICAL FRUITS, icos remain about steady: per 2 per bunch, small to per _box, #4.00%5.00; 300 size, $5,5076,00. v ‘lorlda oranges havo arrived and are selling nt $8.50, BANANAS bunch, larg medl [J% nurms, rES—The grape markets of the country weak and eastern grapo growers aro cing to consign thelr fruit to this mar- o freely. So far this market hus held up much botter than other murkets, Eustern Concords, per basket, 22@28¢; lurge lots, 21@ 22¢, UALIFORNIA Fiuins—Iracsione ponchos, per box, §1,10@1.20; elings, £1: 10 to_25-box lots, 90c; wintor pears, per box, §2.25; Tokany grapes, £1.25; black ana'muscat grapes, 81; Quince: &2 per box PRLE supply s light on this mar- astern,” por bbl., §4.60; choice #4.25; cholet cooking, B4, RANBERRUES —Cranberries and are in good demund UL, #0; bell and chorry, $5.60; bugle, §6. ing vu»rf upe Cod vell and 1o No. 2 - salted salted alf, 2 yeal calf, 8 1bs, to 16 1bs,, 8¢; N Int bides, 4c; No. 2 dry flint hides, 8 lted hides, 4c.” Part cured hid than fully i SHEEP LA sulted, each w75 green salted (short wooled early skins), each 10@15¢ shearlings (short ar. wooled oarly skins, No. . each. Bi10cs an shearlings Ghort wooled oarly skins), No 3, ench Soi dry flint, Kansas and Nobraski buteher wool pelts, ber 1b., actual weight, 102 Lie; dry flint Kansas and Nebraska inureain , per 1b., actuil welght,17@10¢; dry do butcher wool pilts, wer 1y, actunl welght, 0810¢, dry flint Celorado mu rain wool pelts, por 11 anl weight, 7@9c, dry pleces and bucks, 1 weliht, 6@7c, St. Louls Mark 8r. Louis, Oct. 17.—Frour—Weak and sloy lower to se 6T3@58e; op WHEAT—Cash, higher, aftor nervous fluctuation within ai1ie r closed he uder yostorduy: Octol vember, b9c: December, 0 5@ [ IEERD N Coity—~Cash and October about steady at 85 options very dull, and closed at u reaction under yesterds ober, 27440; May, 87ie. k 4o; OArs—Cash und Octobor, stendyat 284@ 264¢; options nomlually Novewber, 2630; May, 8lc. RYE-—Quiet at 41c. BARLEY-—Quict; Towa, 63@60¢, BRANEady ut b81,@89¢, enst (rack, HAY — Nieady and uichanged; timothy, $10.00@12.60; praiic, 86.1508 50 LmAD- Lowdr: £.17131 bpel }"Lg Fllll; Julet wt $1, UTTER—Un ) 21 H dalry. 180:20¢ AIBRAIY, 400, @bady=Unchisnged; frosh, 16%4c; southern, 16 CORN MeAL—Qulet; $1.80, WHISKY-—Steady; 81,14, BAGGING Unchiunged. fiorrox Tree L Uuged, OVISIONS—Pork, stendy; ing, Lard, nominal; $.85, Dry sale ey loose” shoulders, $6.75; " longs and ri atiorts, $0.60:boved loty, 16¢ siore. Bucon, hanged: lors, #7.75; longs 1078 horts, $11.25. B gad-riun Elkre—Flour, 8,000 bbls.: wheat, 7,000 ki corn, 66,000 L. o1ts, 59,000 bu. PMENTS - Flour, 11,000 bbls.: wheat, 19,000 bu.j cora, 126,000 biu.; onts, 45,000 bu. New York Dry Goods Marxet. NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—The lack of confidence 8 commercinl affairs g o e conditton of tuadiors st Waah hries bot ficlon of asbington un R o hunged; 18,25, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1893. e —————— e — sitles, and huyere aro contending for lower prices. Prints and printed fabrics are possib! Tmore active, but the change 1s hardly not able. The demand for printing cloths seems 10 be talling off a 11 Import dry goods nre selling very slowly with ers making selections only with refc 1o blacing out assortments. The jobbing trade Is slac and fontureless. LT RANSAS C1r Wi e high arkets, AWHEAT—Hard whoat eat steady; No. 2 hard, Hl@dl H3@oH4c. Mirsouri 6s. « 100 4T P. L. G. Tr. Rets, K nd in better demand; L Tenn. new sot 0y.. 100 T P, K. G. Tr. Rots. No. 2 white, 83@83'4c. T Tenn. now 1007 {Union Pae. 18ts.... ixed, 26@26%c; No. 2 68 |Weat Shore. i, L0 R G W e ¥ at 442450 08 | Atehinon ds. Wenk at 90291c ! o A v VAV Firm; tniothy, 89.00210.00; prairie, | DA R, ¢ S e #4.00@7.00, M. K. & T Gen. o L& T ¢ Burren—Steady; creamery, 24@27c; dalry, | Mg § 1 Gon. o9 0 08, 18Q24c. i Mutual Union fa... 103k No. Ca. 08, Eaas-irmer at 164c, N.J.C. Tut. Cert. . 108% | do 4 RECEIPTS -Wheat, 68,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 | N L 104 [Tenn. oid U, bu.i oats, nong. SHIPMENTS—-Wheat, 83,000 bu.; corn, 1,000 bu.; outs, none. Milwuuk MILWAUKE 1 WuraT -\ H northern, Gic: Ty conx teady s No. OATS Stendy 26147128 ¢, BARLEY- Firm RyE-8teady PROVISIONS .50, tondy. b8c; No. 1 No. 2, b4%¢; ). 1, 46 Drooping: 4@b7c. pork, #16.25; lard, rrs--flour, 2,400 bb] 198,400 Hu, hur, 1.700 bbls.: wheat, 60,000 500'bu. 3 Wheat, 90,600 MENTS-— I bu.; barley, 117, Colee Market, W York, Oct. 17.—Opilons opened auiet at from unchanged prices to a decline of 10 points, closed firm at from unchanged to 10 points’ advar total sules, 9,000 bngs, 1 cluding: October, $17.85; November, §1 December, $16.45@1 January, $16, 16.25; February, $16.05; March, $15 00@15.95 May, '$15.60@15.70. $1R.50, O Murkets, 011, City, Oct. 17.~Natlonal transit certifi- ates opened at highest, 70%¢; 1o o: closed, 704e. Snles 11,000 biis.: el ances, 64,000 bbls.; shipments, 114,608 bbi s, 81,348 bhl. PrirsiuviG, Oct cates opened at 69%c est, 704} lowest, 693 National transit certifi- closed at 703c; high- es, 2,000 bbls. Duluth Wheat Market. Dervin, Oct. 17.-WieAT—The wheat market was firm and active today. Clos No. 1 hard; cash ana October, 604¢: Deceni- ber, 61ige; May, G5 ). 1’ northern, cash and October, 691, ember, 684c; No. northern, northern, b1e; rojo 1northern, to arrive h, b50kc; 4414¢. On trac Liverpoot LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17— WHEAT—Quiot; demand moderateilioldors offer freely: California. s@bs 813d: California red western spring, 68 41d@6s; Californin winter, bs 813d@bs 8d. Conx demand “moderate; mixed western 85 114, Prov ork, prime niess, 36s 3d. Lard, prime w tern, 495 6d. Wool Market. S1. Lours, Oct. 17.—WoorL—No ported und prices nominally firt, STOCKS A sales re- D BONDS, There Was & Fuirly Active Speculation in Securities Yesterday. New York, Oct. 17.—There was a fairly active speculation on the Stock exchange today, and large blocks of Distilling, Read- ing, Sugar and Burlington changed hands. But it was a brokers’ market almost entirely, and the dealings, even during the brief periods of strength, which served merely to stem the downward movement temporarily, were feverish aud irregular. There was at no time during the day what might be calied strong buying except in Distilling, which was supported from the inside, and which was bolstered up by the repeated story that the Distribution company had been brought to terms and that favorable congressional action was to be anticipated. The stock closed at 3135, a deciine of 11 per cent. Reading declined steadily from the opening on- heevy selling. The close was within 11§ per cent of the best figures of the day, but | per cent below yesterday's final sales. Sugar was favorably. aflected by reports that the company wasin the market as a large money lender and advanced 1% per cent, only, however, to quickly lose the improvement and closed at a decline of 13 per cent from the highest point. The gen- eral market wus stronger and higher at the opening and an advance of 11 was made, in which the industrials were leaders. A sell- ing movement was developed, however, within the first fifteen minuces of business, under the influence of which the values depreciated, and with an occasional feeble rally the tendency of prices was downward during the rest of the day, the close being heavy at declines ranging from 1 10 2 per cent, the latter in Ch'cago, Bur- lington & Quincy; 13¢ per cent in Rock Isl- and; 114 per cent iu Manhattan consols and | American Tobacco; 13¢ per cent in Chicago Gas, General Electric, Lake Shore, New York and Northern: 1 per centin Missouri Pacific, and 1 per cent in Reading. Some few shares showed advances, including ‘Laclede Gas, 1%¢ per cent: Wheeling & Lake Irie com mon, 13¢ per cent; Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred and Lackawanna, 1 pi nt. Pa- cific Mail opened at a decline of 1} per cent, but rose 1!y per cent at the close. Des Moines & Ifort Dodge preferred sold at 20, an advance of 9 per cent since the last sal The monetary situation continues to im- prove. ~Currency in large amounts has reached the banks from outside points during the past three days, mainly from Chicago, and tully §2,000,000 in currency has been re- ceived since last Friday Call loans today are quoted at 2 per cent and time money at 4and 6 per cent, Commercial paper is un- Sterling exchange is easier and the leading dealers have reduced the rates of actual business in bankers’ bills 1 por cent, while commercial bilis are down i{ to 15 per cent, although the receints are smail, but the inquiry has dropped off in alarger ratio. The volume of business is contracted and the indications are uot in the line of a firmer market, ‘T'he following are the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the New York ex- chango today : 73| Northern Pacific. 05 140" [Nor, Pacific prer'd 194 20 (U.P.D.&Gulf.... b 180 [Northwestern 063 Expross 110 - 1381 Baltimoro & Ohiy al, 100 Ci L aTy 47" |Outario & Wi 0 1dig 18 |Oregon Tmp. 151 | Oregon Ni | Plttsbiirg o 3| Pullman Palace... 105 D. & R, G. pi 'd Dis, & O. Fdrs, Co. East Tenn.... St Paul E 131§, do pref'd., soen 1104y 26 |8t Paul & Omaba. 83 146 do f'd Lo 109 107 171 93 BOM 164 11 907 | 016 24 (Tol & B3¢ Kan. & 18 |Unfon Paci: 1055 Lako 156 |U. 8. 50 Ao pref'd 66 . L. & P 7 e Shore. proca.. 1T 14 ad Trost 268 | Wells Fargo Exp.. 1258 uls. & Nash. 443 Western Unlo) . BOLG Louls. & N. A 1 |Wheeling & L. 12 Manhattan Con. 12251 do pref'd e Memphis & C.. 107 /M. & St. L. 10 Michigan Centr; D &R G i Missour! Pacitic. 2 Goneral El duhy Moblle & Ohlo. 12 |National Linsced.. 15 Nash. & it 87 OF &1 28 Nullunll: rdage. 00 o 2y S 2 20 *askod. Ahe tatal salos of stocks toduy were 194 400 Including: Atchison, §800; American 5.200; Burlington, ' 18,60 Chicago Gus, 6,600; Distillors, 88,175: ' Loul Nashville,' 8,100; * Missorl~ Paciilc, 7,00; Reading, 81,200 Rock Island, 8,600; St. Paul. 12,800; Unlow Paclfie, 8,200; Western Union, New York Mining Quotations. New Youk, Oct. 17.—~The followiug are the mining guotations: Oholar... . 15T PIymouik 100 Crown Polut. 20 Slerra Nevada. . @5 Con. Cul. & Vi 176 Standard:.... . 100 60 Union Con . 16 20/ Yellow Juckei.! 40 40 Iron Silver 10 B75 Quick Silvs 100 601 " do pref 1600 000 Buiwer 10 New York Money Market. New Youk, Oct. 17.-MONEY 0N OALL—Easy s 14@2 per cent; lust loan 1% per cent; ! business n bankers”iflis at #4.84%@4.85 tor demand, and at #4, 2‘?4 88 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates, $485@4.86. Commercial Dills, #4.8134@4.8114 SILVPR CERTIFICATING 781¢c. GOVERNMENT BONDSASteady. State bonds, innctive. losing auotattons on bonas: U8 darer... T100IN. W. Dob 8. 48 coup 110%(St. L& 1. M. G. G&. . 4168 rox 08 [SL L& S F. Gen, M {8t. Panl Consola St.P. C. & P. 1818 A, stamped 48 11§ Vaa. conturies 0| o defer Mining Quotations, s, Oct. 17.~Buyers and_sellors woro &1, Lot closer together in their bids and asking prices n of mining shares and a little moro {nterest was manifestad in the doubtful securitios atithe noonday meeting of brokers on ‘change toduy Granite Mountain was fractionnlly highor; the balunce of the list exhibited little change in values. Quotations were Nettie San Frano! SAN FRANCISCO, ( The official closing quotations for mining stocks were as follow Alta ... 10 o & Noreross.. 40 Belelior " 30 [ Mexiean. ..., 60 Beat & Belclior 60 |Ophir, 105 Bodi 20 |Potosi. 50 26 26 50 On the London Marke! nK, Oct. 17.—~Tho Post's London Eighth-six thousand soverelgns ed at the Bank of England from South America today and £20,000 were sent to Holland. the open Tl gold” was in strong domand jn wrket for Gormany and Holland. s has risen to £77 11s° 9d. Silver has unchunged as was nlso rupee paper. The mor of un issud of sterling trensury bonds Is unconfirmed. The stock markets were stug- nant. Amerlcans showed o bullish tone, es- pecially Loulsville, on the abandonment of the Chesapeaks purchase. Atchlson was bought her Notes, S, Oct. 17.—Clenrlngs, $2,604,- NEwW OnLe ANSAS Crry, Oct, 17.—Clearings, 81,45 17.—Clearings, 8 21,931; y 7.~Clearings, $108,265,729; balances, 86,412,837, Panis, Oct. 1 —Three per cent rentes, 98¢ 36t%e for the count. OMATIA, Oc .~Clearings, §526,803; same day last we 70,384, PHILADEL 17.—Clearings, §12,5685,- 802; balang 081, 6 per Money, offered ut . Oct. 17.—Money, 7@7 per cent. ork exchanze, 50@70¢ premium. Clear- 1,970,400, EMPHIS, ( ork exchange selling at &1 Clearings, 8848,- 229; balan LONDON, Oct. 17.Tho amount of bullion gone into the Bauk of England on bal- ances today was & Oct. 17. e balances, #1,870, 189, Moy change on Lonac @ ual business, #4. 17.~Clearing: 4 Méne, .gx{nul at 7@8 per cent. Exchange oniNew York, 90c pre- mium, om 1A LIVE TOCK MARKETS, Cattle Trade Rathor Slow and Weak—Hogs Actlve at'Stendy Prices. " Tuespay, Oct. 17, So far this week compared with last there has been an increase of about 2,500 cattle, no change in hogs and a decrease of nearly 4,000 sheep. The cattle ‘market was §low and dull throughout, but prices were httle if any lower than on Monday. Receipts were lib- eral and there was the usualscarcity of beef cattle. Tho supply was sufficiently large, however, to spare buyers for local dressed beef houses any anxiety on the sub- ject or filling their orders. Fair to good 1,060 to 1,400-lb corn-fed na- tive steers sold at #4.25 and §4.05 and at least one bunch would have brought & or better if it had sold. The western cattle included quite a few very decent beeves and prices ranged from $3 to £3.90 for fair to choice stock, while there was some here good enough to sell at considerably over $1. The feeling was weak and trading slow throughout. Cows according to buyers sold at steady to strongor prices, while according to sellors prices rulel steady and weaker. There were not over fifty loads on sale and the movement was rather sluggish, poor to choice cows and heifers selling at from $1 to $2.80, with the bulk of the decent stuff at around $1.80 and §2.25. Calves were in good demand and steady at from §2.25 to $4.50. There was no particular change in tho market for rough stock and common to good bulls, oxen and stags sold at from § to £2.50. The stocker and feeder trade was fairly active with not much change to note. Good to choice heavy feeders sold perhaps a shade stronger, while light common st cattlo were not in much demand, although hardly noticeably lower. The demand was very good from all sources and a large volume of business was transacted. Good to choice feeders are quoted at from $3 to §,50, fuir to good at from £2.60 to &, with common and wnferior stuff at around §2 to $2.50, Repre- sentative sales: DRESSED BEEF. No. Av. 6 38 14.....°1055 8. 819 125 1 1820 125 1 10650 150 1. 950 1 60 1 800 160 2. 870 160 23 729 1056 1 820 166 1 1000 176 8 787 176 2 826 176 1009 20, 893 180 1040 b, B0O 185, 1060 s 920 185 1135 12 936 185 11040 2..1.711000 1 90 L 087 b. 980 100 1030 1., 962 100 940 6. 903 190 1050 11 1110 1 90 1000 13, 011 190 902 1 100 200 - 993 HEIFERS, 840 100 A7:e 750 2 00 860 126 970 215 698 1 8O 27 662 215 660 185 b.. 882 260 830 200 3 806 275 CALYES, 5 274 225 Vs 8 00 15 450 2 40 14, 8 60 1 200 2 70, 2. 4 00 2 A50 270 1 4 00 1 860 2 460 1 260 8 1 1450 1 6 2 00 1..00.01260 175, 1060 2 00 1001810 175 L 980 205 10001180 175 1826 206 1....7.1220 1 80 190 210 1 1470 190 1446 2 50 1 1260 200 BTOCKERS 'AND FEEDERS. 2., 980 175 2 66 416 1 50 2 60 s 200 2 60 1 2 00 2 60 (3 2 00 2 65 1 2 00 215 4. 2 00 2175 1L 228 2 B0 6. 86 2 80 88 85 2 80 s 40 2 86 14 40 2 90 i1 40 8 00 2! 40 8 00 8. 40 8 10 200 45 8 10 88 50 8 10 B 8 20 [ 8 20 160 3 20 8 0 825 WESTERN CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1cow.... b7 76 1 cow.... HUO 8176 1cow.... B30 2256 Ocows... 937 2 26 WYOMING. 6 feedrs. 1123 2 00 76 feedrs 1122 2 60 76 cows... 8907 1 85 7 cows... 826 185 8 calv 480 6 feedrs, 6806 2 86 49 feedrs 266 20 feedrs. 1180 2 78 mutton, 6@8c per 1h.; d lambs, 74@9%0 b calves 4 00 Boalves. 220 175 | perib, 8 cows, i o foedrs. 120 1% u"c?s"v'&anfffi""" 2,765 hond; market higher ) A0, 8 IR Kansan City Live Ntock Market, 2903 (1160 2 50 RAxsas Orty, Oot 17.- OATrLE—Rocelpts, 870 1060 2 50 10,000 heaqa; ahipments, 8,200 head: murket 2 50 1026 2 35 slow and lower; Texas and shipping steers, 2 50 1044 2 95 | $2.25@4.60; Texas and fntive cows, $1.008 3 60 1440 185 | 836, butchors' stock, 43.0084.15; stockers 5 as nd feo. 1145 2 8O0 foas—Recoipts 6,600 hend; shipments, £00 1090 2156 | hend; market 53106 lowsrs buik, $6.306,40; pt L :(;7,?' g :’{r: I{vfi‘nr\l'({\‘r:m:'k‘h"‘?ngbn'lllfiu“!fl 20@26.50; lights, 27 steors.. 122 © and p LHOR. 930 1 cow. 660 2 15 Suerp h'--l"l"lh 000 head: shipments, 1 stag.... 1600 26 steers. 1138 8 16 [ 1,100 head; market slow and wenk. 17 cows. .. 1087 80 cows... 923 2 85 ——— . 4 cows. 795 11 fdre....10561 8 U5 St Louls Live Stock Market, 8 bulls.. 1536 22 fdrs.. 1018 2 75 81, Lovrs, Oc OATTLE-Recelpts, 5,700 INDIAN TERRITORY TEXANS. Liead; shiphionts, 700 he niark ly: 306 sts, T. 801 2 20 falr fo good nutive steers, #3.50@4.76; cholco, AESRANRA #4.8000.00; Toxas and 'Indian steors, 82.50 2¢drs... 796 290 17 fdrs.... 855 @§.20; cows, #1.7592.00, drs.. 8 2 ¢ drs. 56 0G8- Rocolpts, 6,600 ke shiipmen 102 tdrs.. . 1060 8 7 cows 991 One r| {o v B. 6,60 451drs... 1041 8 20 2 fdrs .. 1000 ed, 10.0008.600 T it 06 Boe. o8, Soes.u8 ”l‘"“*-] Jo 168 8tdrs... 543 kP —Rocelpts, 500 shipments, strs tIg 942 2 00 28 cows... 761 kot sten aigven NG IDAHO, sxans, §2.000 , $2.000,4.60. 28 tdrs.... 860 260 76 tdrs... 828 2 50 et SOUTH DAKOTA, Hcaints ot VRt AL e & Tt 22 stoers.. 185 50 9 ecalpts of 11ve stock at the four peincips A8 naare 1200 590 99 tdm, western murkets Monday, October 17 s 8 cows.. .1 2 1 cow Cattlo Hogs, Eheep. 1cow....1820 2 1 6% outh Omaha 4148 BOBI 9oxen.. 1810 § 8 steers..1 1CAKO, .0 RO00 181000 19,000 21 steers. 1165 8 82 fdrs.... 1000 Kunsas City 10,000 8,600 1 steer.. 1270 8 65 4 steers. 1250 St. Louis. . 5,700 6,600 85 steors. 1217 8 65 ———— - - COLORADO. Total... . 27,844 85,161 21,600 A steers. 1168 2 00 44 fdrs.... 809 o A Gat 97 strs 081 2 46 7 fdrs... 810 Death of Maggie Pondergnst, "1' cows... B78 2 18 8 fdrs... 807 2 ¢ Miss Maggie . Pendergast, the 10-year- 1 m:. o] 280 13 fi::;:;:*.l'(lgiv 3_51_1 old daughter of James Pendergast, died at 16 caws 210 1str....1160 225 | her home, 32 South Seventeenth street, dr. 880 2 80 drs. o vday fro » offe el eI ERn drss.. yesterday from the effects of an_ attack of R R malaria fover. Miss Pendergast had r LstrT ’:"{1‘ 2 50 4 fdrs cently returned from a visit to the World’s Tk a00y 295 Catratiglize fair, where she contracted her illness, The 4 stoors. 1118 8 90 St remains were taken to Arcadia, Ta:, yestor- 1fdre.. 060 810 ¥ i day, whero the interment_ will take *place, 5 fdrs.... 916 8 10 1 bull A number of the friends of the family in this 23 cows... 788 2 156 81 ¢ city will accompany the bereaved relatives 15 cows... 880 215 O fdrs, to Towa, Hoas—Receipts were not at all beavy and the quality of the offerings was somewhat of animprovemeat over Monday These cir- cumstances, together with the fact that the demand was more general than for over a week past, produceda strong, active markot early, i spite ot very bearish reports from other markets, Packers, fresh meat men, shippers and ‘speculators were all in the field after supplies, and early trading was quite brisk to ashade stronger. Good to choige hogs of all weights sold largely at from £6.80 to $06.40, while common to good stuff went at £0.20 and £0.30 and j light mixed loads down around £ and 615, ‘The extreme close was weak and on an average nickellower, but abont everything finally sold. the bulk going at £6. 5 inst $0.25to #0.30 Monday and $6. week a ative sales: ! No. 64 50 8900 4900 1t Carea Colds, Coughs, B 0. enza, Whooping Cough, 160 120 80 8O 80 120 You will sce the execlle bottles 60 ceats ani COUGH DON'T DELAY | A certain ours for Concumption in fi and a sure relief in advances o fgratdoss Seld by Goalers everywher ore Throat, Croup, Influ. Bronchitis and Asthma. stages nt efect afier 480 160, 240 240 KO 280 120 120 200 200 EXTRACT of a LETTER from a MEDICAL GEN- TLEMAN at Mad- Tas, to his brother at ' WORCESTER, May, 1651, ok el LEA & PERRINS' were received. In sym- | that their sauce is highly esteemed in Indla, and is in my oplnion, the most palatabie, 08 well a8 the mast whole- some sauce that 18 made,” pathy with the very discouracing reporis from Chicago, the fecling was v weak, but the demand 1s fair at the decline. tations: Fair to good natives, §2. to good westerns, §2.% B stock sheep, 1.506@2. 100-1b. lambs, &3.00@4.00. ¥ood 'to choice 40 to Recelpts and Disposity OMeial recoipts and disposition of stor shown by tho books of tha Union Yurds company for the tw ending at 5 o'clock p. m., O RECEIPTS, 1 ot Stuck. Hewd | SOHN DUNCANS S i & s | | lianl P ODOR®RO ing Co. mmond ¢ Swift & Co. 7, The Cudahy Paciing 0o R. Becker & Degen Nelson Mor . A H for household other meat nd keeps an any climate, tock Market, CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—There was a further sagging of prices today. Natives averaged about 10 lower and the rangers did not rare any better. The receipts were not above tho averago for a Tuesday, but there wore thous sunds of stale cattle in the yards and buy simply would not take them at Monday's prices. The fresh arrivals consisted of about Chion 2,000 natives, 4,500 westerns and 1,600 Texans, und sules were prineipally at from 81,05 to 85 for natives. from $2.25 to $3.40 for ) for Texuns, westerns and at from The gencral mar than at the close last week, the weel ary ing off und pric The fresh Log receipts w 000 heud, miking 44,000 1 which is fubstuntially the s last week. These aro comp: celpts, but they appeared to mand. At all events, tho market was weal und lowor, There was o decline of from 10¢ to 15c per 100 1bs, from yesterday's opening prices, and the closo wus dull even at th much off, Sales were largely at f 80 clghts, AVerages of oy 0 1 .60 hought most of the Few priwo heavy sold ut from 065, and there were sales of light At tho windup #6.60 was an outside quotation for hoavy, and (he Dest light could not have been turned over at better thun §6,70. It thero was any change toduy 1 the itys- tion in sheep, sellers did not profit by it. To the unprecodentedly lurgo recoipts for yester- diny—25,900 head—about 10,000 were added today, making 44,900 head for the two diys. Itis Tnpossible to give aecurate quotations, 50 uneven wero prices. They woro anywherd from 25¢ 10 76¢ per 100 1bs, lower thin they Were a weok wgo und it was Tmpossible to find buyers for huif of the offerings. From 81 to £1.25 for poor stuff, the quotations ranged up- ward to from #3.26 to 50 for cholee, but there was very lttle trading at botter than Lambs bive suffered correspondingly. Tlicy have dropped to from $2.25 to #4.40 for Ied fall- trength. ted at 16, re likely to gain COMPANY’S Extract of Beef. 'or Improved and 'or Delioious, Refra Got the genulne. (WORCESTERSHIRE) LEA&PERRINS SAUCE Imparts the most dellclous taste and zest to see that you get Lea & Perring! Lo 0P, Slgnature on every bottle of the original and Economical ; poes further and length of time shows the Jar with fucstmile of signature of Justus von Liebig. 2 L 2 Z 2 4 J 2L 2 o < 4 MAHA _ Manufacturers & Jobhers I]uecluLy BAGS & TWINES | ‘an»d Genifine i SOUPS, | GRAVIES, FISH, HOT & COLD | ONS, NEW YORK, DOVOPO® G ) use because it @ superior m. preparations, ‘ ) Feoncmic Cockery shing Poef Tea. ‘Tho above out paid at any time, blun muy ‘be rop: after one yoar, the borrower in either o BROXEN DOWN =-by discase is the natural reault it you allow Jour liver to besoms Inactive, your blood mpure, &ud your aystem run down, 'he kecins of Consumption, Grip, or Mala- ria, wait for this time of weakness—this is their ity It you rouso the lver to ackivity, so it will throw off thess geins, purify the blood so there will b no weak pots: bulld up heaith woeight whero there s a fatling off. you will Feat gecure trom disoaso, for you'll Ge germ proof. Dr. Piereo's Golden Madical Discovery dooa this us nothing else can. That's the reason {8 can bo guaranteed. In convalascenco from pnetmonia, feve ther waating discases t's an appetizing, restorative tonic to build up needed flesh and strength, For ull disoases of the liver or blood it ! Discovery " fails to benofit or cure, you have your monay back, No matter how bad your case, Dr. S Remedy will pexmanently curo your Cata The Nebraska Guarantee Savings AND Investment Co. TIs offering for sale certificates in three series, viz.: Series ‘‘A,” par value - $1,000 Series “B,” par value - 500 Series “C,” par value - 250 Series “A,"” monthly installments $5.00 Series “B,” monthly installments 2.50 Series *C,” monthly installments 1.25 After twelve monthly installments huve Dbeen pu'd. the holder of certificates. may ¢ he so desires, tuke w puid up certificite ror thesum of the monthly Installments pald to that time. Such paid up cortificates will par- ticipate in profits, and be paid the same u original cortficate it it hud been continuci in force. When cortific ate §s ealled for redemption the holder of same 1 t his own election, fitkasuch valuo in cust, oF w pidd-up eorel v @ for an amount double the rede s ption Tue puyablo at the same time the surrend= 2d certiticate would hive been payabloeif {s had been continued in fore: ILLUSTRATION st of Showing ¢ n lonn of $1,000.00 t aken on the instalime an: [ Monthiy [Number| Total [Ac- [payment [.. ©f [Amount| tuat Loan ‘ LhAL " [Months.| Paid. | Cost. o0 | 8 | w0 ;u.m J}'w i Loans on the instailment plan may be re- and loans on the ordinury d At any Interest payment paying u bonus' of 24 per cent for the privils ege. Tilustration of value of certificate in Serles A" ut expiration of tern. co of certifioate ... ... 120 monthly installmonts AFTER TEN YEARS. Guaranteed vulue, ............8,00 00 ofits (estimated) 001 00—$1,300 00 . $1.000 . 000 Total Installmeots (@8 wbove). 600 00 Certifleate-hoider's profits .. 00 Nebraska Guarantee Savings and Investment Co, Of Omaha, Neb., Rooms 22-23 Douglas Blk, The Meré»er. Omaha’s Newzast Hotal, Cor. 12th and Howard Suroeta 40rooms #2.50 per day. 40rooms 500 per day d0rooms with buth at #3 perday. ' Borooms with buth at $4.5) per Iay. Moder ery Respect. uratshod hrougnoat ERB. Pron. — Union Stock Yards Company, South O@mah Best Cattle Lo and ihaop marketia tas wors e e e e ey ey e COMMISSION HOUSES. Wood Brothers, Live Stozk Commission Merohumnts So1th Umaha—Telephons 1157, — Chloagy JOLN D, DADLIVAY, WA B WI0h! { wansgers orts by mail and wire cheerful application. Market repo araished upo: TENTS, ETO. POOF to cholee, Extras weie quotod us high as #4.70. ipts: Cuttlo 8,000 head; calves 1,000 COMPANY. 03 18,000 heal; sheop” 19,000 hodd. | tmportors and ve stock Market. bu NEw Yonk, Oct. 17.—BEgves—Kocelpts, 10,- 792 houd; no'trade; native stoers, $3.40@5.10; Texuns und Colorados, #3.30@4.15; bulls und Bemis Omaha Bag [Omaha Teal-Awning BOOTS AND SHOES, COMPANY. HORSE COVERS. 1114 Farnam Street. cows, $1.60@2.60; dressed beef steady, 7'5@9c. Caivislecolpts, $20 houd; markot siudy; veuls, $5.0008.0 FUSSOrS, i d Oftice 8,160 hond; mark Lol Bukkp Ltoceip shecp, $3.00@4.35; 1 ambs, 83.7000.20, s L Shoes in tho state 0f A genoral our uew factory . 1107-1100- 1111 1o vard ¢ Faotory —119-1121-1125 Howard St. vitatlon is exteadad to all Lo lnspect ufasturers of Boots and Kirkendall, Jones & | Young Mothers COMPANY. Wholesale We Offer ¥You & Remedy mir, agonis | BOsba wisioh Inswres Sofoty 11041106 Harn oy Street Lifeof Mother and Child, **MOTHER'S FRIEND " Robs Confinement of ite iy Fain, Hovror and Bisk, o fnf'&ff::l-. L. ~4 11t and Howard Sts. DRY GOODS. ‘Amer, Hand-Sewed and rubber goods 1510 Harney Btre €0, furnish cor. 11tk aud Ls. Notlons, geo 10k g00d Harney Bir é&lwufi.r‘m%:?‘; ther's Frlund ther Tonea b b -u.h”:c:-.—lu. ~ HARDWABE Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, SMPA Deale s in hariware aul i Bouias Siroo. IRON WORKS. _ Omaha Safe and [ron WORKS. for. vaults, Jall wo shuttors and fire of Gus. Andreoa, it Corner 10th and Jackson Stroets. ~ HATS, ETO, W. A L. Gibboa & Co Wholesnle Hata caps. s'riw go0ds, kloves. mittens. Lth und Harney Stry e ) _ COMMISSION. | i 0 Braneh & Co. |Join A Wakelield, mportad, Awerlean Porte duce, frotts of all | lund ot Milway: isapng Koo co d Quiacy Kluds, oysters. whito llin _ LIQUORS. | STOVE nEPAjg Frick & Herbert, |Omana Stove Repair WOUKA. Wholesale liquor dealers [ aud w 1001 Farnam St for aay " PAPER. | e S e B o FIELD REGULATOR CO., . ATLANTA, GA, ‘ Uy hu_lmm,xl faralture, BOLD B¥ ALL PRUGGITS k-1 lobine " ob FURNITURE | COAL. (Omaba Upholstering | Johnson Bros, COMPANY. WHOLESALE COAL. 104 Furuam Street, Gl ol Standard 0il [ Refined and lubriesting olls, axle gronselob 2 Carpenter Paper Co Carry » full stock of printiogl wrapplog sod g e 4