Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINACIAL Disquieting Ramors About Silver Legisla- tion Demoralized Grain Holdors, OPENED QUITE THAT CEREAL TIRM Later 1t Wenkened and Ulosed st n tlonal Deeline—Pardridge Soid Stend- iy During the Advanee and Cov- ered on the Decline. CnicaGo, Ont. 20.--Disquicting rumors about the silver situation apparently de moralized holders of grain today Wheat reversed the action of the day befores it opened firm and closed weak and e lower han yesterd: Corn followed wheat and closed Weak atl¢e decline. Oats yielded 1tly lge of its previous value 8 ero fltm. leaving off at slightly better than jesterday’s ciosing prices. Pardridgo sold steadily during tho ad- vance and covered some on the following de- cline. N. B. Ream a free scllerof December at top and egged on the slump. ‘Wheat start was strong and prices wero adv: over the closing figures of yosterday, but later cased off, | clinmg 1%e, then held steady and clo about '4c lower for December and Yy lower ¢ Miy than tho closing figures of ¥ The early strength was attributed to the strong Knglish cables and fair buying on speculative account. New York was strong and foreigners were buying whos York. The ehorts did some covering naturally, but th advance brought out rather large offerings and theve was fai selling by some partics. Corn began quite strong, prices advancing from f¢c 1o tge. Liverpool advices indicated consulorable strength. This made shorts a little uncasy, ana their purchases to some extent created the greater portion of the advance, At the close thero was som sircon the part of thie long interest 1o ize. more especially by those who had pur- chased within the past two or three days in the belic fall of. The estimated receipts c wealker feeling, assisted to some exuent b; the eisiness in wheat, and a dectine fol- lowed. with the closing figire about the lowest of the day. There was a good trade early in outs and a very strong feeling, prices advancing }gc in sympathy with corn. Later weakness de- veloped and the udvance wis lost, the mar- ket closing quiet at the inside with a slight loss for the day. The provision market was dull atter a few minutes of moderate activity at the start. Prices were firm all day at a shade ove yesterdny's closing prices. The packers bid for the different products in the dull inter- vals and had no dificulty in holding up vhe prices in tho absence of unything 1o soll. Closing prices are about 5¢ advance on those of the provious day. There was a fair demand for vesscl room and rates were firm at 2!5c for wheat and 2¢ for corn to Buffalo. Estimated receipts for tomorrow 1600 cars; corn, 625 cars; oats, 235 11,000 head, 'he leading futures ranged as follows: “High, | Whent, ars; hogs, Low. Oct... Dec. May.. ConN-— Oct Nov. 6244 10 65 14 30 Cash quotations were as follows: Erovit-Quict aud unclyngod. whife, 28157 Rv¥—No. 2, 4314 BARLEV--NO. 2, nom1 48¢; No. 4, 1. 0. b., 366545 FLAX BE; ) TIMOTHY SE 83,25, Poik—Mess, per bbl, §17.6018.00; lard, per 100 1bs., #9.75%9.85; short ribs sides (100s0), #9.87149.50; dry salted shoulders (boxed), £7,00657.25; short clear sldes (boxed), 9.250 o VISKY—Distillors’ finished goods, por gal. KudArs—Unchanged, The following were the receipts and ship- ments for today. P B TS, [ SHIPMENTS Flour, bbls. ... l " 15,000 Wheat, bu.. R1,000 Corn, bu. bu.... Rye. bu..... Barley, Du.. On the P 459,000 27,000 1,000 BT.000] s oxchange toduy th market was weik; crenmeries, 24@ 18@24c. Eggs, firm, 20021c New York M NEw Yonk, Cet 41.000 butter c; dalry, rhets, 20.—Frovir—Receipts, 20,400 pkgs.: exports, 86,300 bbIs.; sules, 26,800 pkis. market uctive early on spring patents, clo: dull; winter wheat, low grades, $1.75@3.25. extras, #2,20008.75; fair to fancy, $2.36! city mills, #3.80@8.90; patents, #3.50q! Minnesota clear, §2.35@2 95, Conn MEAL—Steady; yollow, §2.40@2.75, Rye—-Dull; western, bont lokds, 53@0be. BAruey--Dull; No. 2 Milwaukee, 66@65¢, BAuLEY MALT—Dull; westorn, 65 WHEAT—Roceipts, 884,400 bu 800 bu; sales, 8,715,000 bu. futures, b Spot' market quict at e declin red, In store and elovitor, 68%c; afloat, No. 8 red, (5%¢; un 1 northern, 71! Options opencd strong at %e advane Tose Lc more on actlve coverings and tho news from Washington and broke sharply on renlizing, closing wenk at e net decline: ° No. 4 74 aary, Titge; M closed at 68 uber, 701, ipts, 83,200 bu, bu.; sules, 510,000 bu. futures, Bpots 1c'lower and dull; elevator: 47'%¢ ufloat. at e advance, but broke e and closed weak at f@'se et decling; October closed at 473c: November, 484, December, 47'5¢; May, 49%c. OATE—Iteceipts, 88,300 bu.i exports, 200,000 bu.; sil 385,000 bu, futures, 41,000 bu, spot. Kpots dull and neglected. ' Options, firn: and tac higher early, closing dull nt ta@ic net decline; October clo, 34%e; No- vewber, 8415ct December, 84%c; No, 2, 84} BSAXCT No. ¥ whito, 825aioc No. ' Whito, c; mixed wostorn, 85@86e; w ve i, ot White western, [AY—Firmn; shipping, $6.0020.50; go ria, abipplos 1 g00d to Hors—Stendy; state, con de; Pacifie’ coust, 1002 1DEs--Stendy, ATHER-—Stoidy. ooL—Stendy; ° domestle pnlled, 18@25¢3 Texas, 10017¢, PROVISIONS—(ut meists, dull and pressed for sale; plekied Dellies, 104@1250: plekled ‘honmm. stoady; plekled haws, ousior, 101@ Oxc. Lard, firm: western stean closed it :m.no usked; soption sules, none; October 10.26 OV by #0.55 vy, $9.00, i.&..ll“.wé“g:;rk. firm; sules, 800 b’ fumily, 20.50; extra moss, $19.75; ¢ e, 20.000:20.50 #19.75; extra priue, Burrkr--Weak; stato dair, creauery, 24@28c; westorn wostern Creamery, 21026 V@20 bighy 26! uil; statelurge, 11 %e full skin vt B rch, 7544 ¢ Novem- ports, 88,700 ,000 bu. spot. 0.2, 474" in Options opened firm mon to cholee, 0, 20@28¢; 19@27¢ duiry, 17 c; Western factory, stato fancy, i, 3t H@22ie icos 3@224¢. Re- per pKE 0% crude, 8 y i BEED ULL—Firn yellow, PerRoLEUN- Steady: United o 4 ROLEUX Stoudy: United closed ut 70; URPENTINE “Qulet; 20@2014¢. Ck—Pirm; dowestic, fair 10 extra, 8@5%c; Japin, 444@455c. Dull; New Orleans, good to [OLARSES — cnsolw.a' Bde, UGAR—-Raw, firm; sules, 1,000 bags wmo- Jassos sugur. 69 tost, Sc; 100 tous Muscovao, 0 test, 33¢; 9,000' baks, Pernumbuco, to are rive, 88 tost, 2%¢, and 1ate yesterduy In Bos- ton, 1,200 Bugs Muscovado, 89 test, %c, ro- ..i*d‘l“md!l; BT U ” 16 1RON~-Qulot; American, $12.00@14,50, Corrn-—Steudy; luke, #9. AD —Higher, Ix—Steady; St RLTER—Frmer; do Colfve Murket. NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—Corveg—Opened firm ot from unchanged prices to 20 polnts ad- vance on Brazil udvices, assistod by some Eu- wnn buylng snd local covering on small Of #pot cofve, lost ite advance uuder i | realiztng and cloxed polnts advanee 0 bazs, {neluding B16.55316.95 i 16 IAnuAry. | arch, $16.0 stendy At anchanged (o The total sales wero wior $17.40: No- cembor, $16.66@ 070 1¢ X it 16,105 April Miem: No. 7, afloat, #1895 AREIRO, Oct. 20, - Receipts, 5,000 000 L. Price laniced hed to Tnibeliba o thers, nary, £15.90! $18.50 Produce Market. A00s 1ot Show 1 Sl prietion ery, 2823005 #o0d Croan oty 29240} holeo 10 FANCY counery {1 to good country, 186%20c; packing stock, fresh, 166170, Faitis--The market remnins about steady at provious quotations. Tae goneral run of cges going e 100, whil the most particulur trade is being asked 20¢ for strictly fresh stock Live PovLiRy—Thore are more arriving than the loeal trade will take and the surplus is going to the dressers at about 64 1 ens, 010 hensare slow at Glc; pec nnd ducks, 800 turkeys, 91 1c. Tho arrivals during the past duy or vo been light and the market firm at quotations. Cholce smalland fat veals, 64 @ic; thin or h GAME-Th but the domand is poor cnse here, but every other market appears be in the Saime fix. A year ago Omalin deal sold pratrie chickens it #5. “and {t was easier to got that price than halt the money nt the present thme. Prairie chickens, $2.50; mul- furd ducks und redheads are slow at #2.00@ teal ducks, $1.26; quall, 1.25@1,60. Hoxey y I8 commencing 1o move Little niorefrechy, but the demand 1s still light forit: cholce white clover, 16@17¢ Oystens- Medium, 160; horseshoes, 19 oxtra standar extrn selects, 24c; com: iy selects, 2005 counts, 34 Ners—Chestnuts are lower and there is a falr supply of cholce crstorn stock on the mar- ket which Is selling at 13616¢ per b, Peeans are quoted ut 12@15c. ~ The market on black Luits 18 slow at 760@31.00 on orders; small ory nuts, $1.76@2.00; large hickory nuts, 5@1.85. chickens only s VEGETABLES. Axs Bustern haud-picked navy, 82100 £1,801.90; cominon white There fs not much activity in the to the fact that the he gardoners aro sup- ing y lurgely. Onfons are quoted &t H0Z65¢, und on orders ut 75c; Span- I8k onfons, por crite, $1.60. WaTER CRESS-Put up_in berry boxes, per case of 16 s, $1,6031.75, 110 frost, woulkd tend to fmprove the demand for potatoss, ns oveny one would want to put in wintor stoeks, Nebraska, Town and Minne- sota grown potntoes it small lots from store, wme in et lots, 6o@68et Colorado, Colorado lots, 75@77 CanAGE-There s 1 good dead of cabbuge selling in this market, but the denand s sup- plicd entirely by the garder Orders for cubbage from the country are filled at 1isc per There §s constderable poor stock arket some very fancy. Good fancy, SWEET POTATC grown, per b bbl,, $4.00@4. The supply is fair; home 513.50; Juisey stock, per omain about steady; per 2.25; per bunch, sniall to $4.00@5.00; buneh, medium, LENON: Miord, cases, OR) Floric are selling at $3.5 box, GravES—Tho g aro vory weuk aind ¢ commencing to con ket ap Concords, por bis CALIFORNIA Iituirs boy, $1.10@1.20; 31,0071 winter peats, por box, $2.20; Tokuy grapes, $1.25 lack’ and museat grapes, 815 quinees, §£2 per box. A choic wes: Pe growers o fruit to this mar- ket has held Astern ‘ruestone The supply 1s light on_this market; eastern, per’ bbl, $4.20%4.50; cholce n, $4.00734.205, frUmANBIIIES reely und bbl. ¥ 76, beli'und bugle, & HIDES, TALLOW, FTC. Hipes—No. 1 green hides, 2iic; No. 2 green hides, 2c; No. 1green salted hides, 3¢: N crocn salted hides, 203 No. 1 green idos, 25 1bs. to 40 [bs., 8c; No. 2 green ies, 25 1bs. to 40 1D No. 1 veal calf, 8 €0 16 Ibs,, be: No. 2 veal calf, 8 1bs. to 15 3c; No, 1 dry flint hides, 4¢; No. 2 dry Hlint 5; 0. T dry salted hides; 4c.” Part d hidgs t5e por . less than fully cired, ¢ PerLrs—Green salted, each, 85@756¢; groen salted snearlings (short wooled early skins), ench 10@15c; dry shearlings (short wooled eatly wkin, No.'1, ouch 6%10¢; dry shearlings (short wooled edrly skins), No. 2, oach Ge; dry flint, Kansas and Nebraska buteher wool pelts, per 1b., actunl welght, 104 11c; dry flint, Kunsas and Nebraska murrain wool belts, per Ib., netual weight, 17 flint Colorado butcher wool pelts, per 1b., actuakweight, 9@ 10¢; dry flint Colorado mur- ruin_ wool peits, per 1b., actual weight, 7G9 dry picces and bucks, actual welght, 5@7c. anborries ar arriving vory are in good demand; Cape € rry, £5.000 St. Lonis Markets, 81, Louls, Oct. 20.—WHEAT—Oponed strong in spite of an nbundance of bearish news and with largo sales sold up %, then weakencd and lost 1ige, the close bélng %@ise below yestorday. 'rhe early advance wis sihrouzi huying for export, while the decline followed thé news from Washington regarding the sil- ver situation. The close wasnear the bottom; No. 2 red, cash, 59%c; October, 59¢ bid, 591(c asked; November, 59%c, nominul; De- ceniber, 615%5@61%c bid; May.68 Conx--Started strong on forelgn and dom e news, but followed wheat down K@ %e b low yesterday; No. 2 mixed, cash, 3714@37 % October, 87% nominul; nominal; ~ Decembur, 344, no OATs L 2T%¢ BRAN 60c bid, cast side, FLAX SEED—Qulet at 1, HAv—-Unchanged; prime to choice. $10.002 11.00; timothy, $10.00@12.50; prairie, $6.70@ 8.60 BUTTED 26030c; dairy, 180200 Eqas—Unchang 15015%e. anged; creamery, fresh, 16i4¢; southern, or, #3.10; spelter, §.30. Unchunged; $1.90G1.95. changed, anzed at 5@61C #9.25@9.8714; dry sult meat . 75@0.571; longs und rib: longs wheat, 68,000 shorts, #11, lour, 4,000 bbls. obu.; corn, 15,00 bu.: oats, 52,000 bu. SpaENTs—Flour, 8,000 bbls.; wheat, 5,000 bu.: corn, 50,000 bu.; oats, 11,000 bu.; barley, 1,000 bu, . Cotton Markot. 81, Louis, Oct. 20.—COTTON stendy; middlings, 8 1-1¢ receipts, 2,700 bules: stock, 12,000 bal NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20, — COTTON- steady; salos, 06,000 biles; October, 87,68 bid oveiber, $7.8827.90; Decembe 00@8.01 pruary, $5.160H.17; 1, 85.81@8.32; May, 1-16c lower; sitles, 1,000 bules; shipments, 2,000 bules futures 5. 38G8.40, NEw Youk, Oct. 20. sales, 435 bules; middiing Orle NEW Y ORK, closed quiot #8.44; Fobruary, #5.05; My, 8,74 ! Novembe: CoTTON—Spot, steady; middiing uplunds, 9 9-16c; ns, 8 §-106¢, Oct.20.—CoTTON sules, 88,200 bal 85.60; March, 88.50; April, Junuary, #8.78; October, 8.24; Deceinber, 89,88, Liverpool Murkets, Liverpoor, Oct. 5 mund moderit rsparinzly; Call fornin, No, 1, ai0Gs Blad Californta red westorn, spring, bs 45d@os 6d. Recelpts for i throv days, 185,000 contals:” Amerl- tils. A ;i demand fair; mixed western, 48 d, Recoipts for tho past thrve days, 50,900 conta Steady; de 1an nioss, 1005, Kk, prone mess, 86 4 short clear, 55 Ibs, 45 1Us, 025 Bd. 8d; 025 6} Lurd, primo Kansus City Murkets, KANSAS () Oct, 20, — WnEAT — Steady; N:l: 2 Illtrgi b! ud‘.f red, f)nia’lfi")\il'.N 2 RN o xed, 38)4@88'3¢; No. 4 whit, 34@3! B " d, steady pricos; No. 2 5 No. 2 white, 3728 Rye—We: .2, nominally 43@4dc, FLAX SEED - ateudy: 90Q92e, HIKAN ll;’ll‘lu: rl“"‘fi’“. 0.1 AY—-Firm; timothy, $9.10; N X @700 ¥ prairle, $6.00 RECEiPrs - Wheat, 69,000 bu. bu.; 04ts, 3,000 b SHIPMENTS— Wheat, 65,000 bu. bu.; outs, 2,000, Duluth Whoat Market. DoruTh, Oct. 20, ~Muarket stron, L hurd. Cash and October, 62 (3-..,1.3’, 48 i No. 1 northe 2.88c; No. g arrive, Glo, corn, 8,000 corn, 4,000 close: No. December, sl g y, 68%¢; No. . 53¢ rejected, 46¢; On track, 1O Minneapolis Wheat Market. pUUNNEAPOLIS, Oct, 20.—The locul crowd were buyers this morning, with elevitors selling against late purchusvs; cables being satisfuc- Lory, oF wore uearly 50 than on most days, soemod o them to encouraze buylng. The market advanced 10. “Reports from . the ine terlor uoted some fulling off of the farm wov PoTATOES ~Cooler wenthor, especlally alit | shorts, | THE OMAHA ment, althongh the arrivals wore fair here and At Duluth. Scalping buyers hognn to sell Betore noon and prices settled back. Decem- ber opened 604e, against 60¢ at the elose Tast nieht, advanced to Glyc, but later fell,to 59%c May openod at 67%e, advanced ‘to 67 % and or declined and closed at Receipts, 444 cars; ships 73 ears. k closed: No. 1 hard No. 1 northern, b ash market ive and sale raling prices, ns ther Millers, for local use, salos were our s firnor insymy wheat. With some of the larzer con sales this week are running ahead of luction, which Is about up to the av are quoted at 86e por 100 1bs.to Liverpool and 86¢ for London, Shipments, 38,188 bhI first pitonts, $3.45 sacond patents, ¥4 @3.40: fancy and_oxport hakers, $1.652,05: Tow grades, In bags, including red dog, § 1,30, Bran and shorts sold well and the mar- ket was stoady on bran, but weak on shorts Bran, §9; shorts, #0.75710.25. thy with th ow York I NEw Yok, Oct. 20, ingto [ ure w promise y puss and that it would ha the president t stin A the dry goods market It remiains to be seen whet the ser Eress proposos to touch tho o husiness men on this point. are very skeptieal. For cotton goods there is a moderate business. Prints and printed fabrics show no new fea- tures. Print cloths rule dull, without pressure to sell. Ginghams und woven fabries are quivt but fairly steady nt former prices. dry goods show rither more activity. Mitwaukee MILWAUKEE, WHEATSrong white, 38¢; No. 3 white, 28330¢, BN Rk PROVISIONS 0.6 RECRIPTS s sample, #16.60; 3@ 4. Steadier; pork, lard, bbls; wheat, 56,800 bbls.; wheat, Wall Streot Convinced 18 About to Win, ~New York, Oct. 20.~Wull street seems ‘Tnore continced that the Sherman bill repeal measure will reach a vote without much wore delay. 1t was a returnng of confi- dence in the power of the sound money sen- ators, backed by the administration, to carry the day that gave the tone of strength to the dealings on the Stock exchange by bringing the bear's to cover, inducing pur- chases for the long account and establishing a material appreciation in values. The Washington advices were watched very closely on the exchange today and were construed as surely indicating that the dead- lock was about to be brought to an end, and unconditnally. Under the cheerfut influ- ences a healthier tone was imparted to the speculation than it has experienced in sev- eral weeks. The buying was not confined o any one or two sets of stocks, but was well distributed throughout the list. The wmar- ket, oo, moved more in unison than of late, and in the upward movement there were few laggards. Shortly after the openin; higher fizures, that Silver Repea which some sclling orders were encomntered that had the effect of check- ing the advancing tendency. But the de- pression was slight and the upward move- ment_was resumed. Another fractional reaction occurred before noon which was quickly recovercd and ugain about 2p. m., prices” receded, Pullman, which — sold down 13{ cent, veing the only stock that was seriously af- fected. In the late dealings, efforts to realize unsettled the market somewhat, but the tone at the close was tirmer, com- pared with the final sales of yesterday, the closing figures showing an advance in the general list ranging from !4 to 8! per cent, the latter in Michigan Central, in Manhattan Consolidated, 214 per cent in Edison Electric and 2!¢ per cent in Lacka- wanna & Western. The following are the closing quotations of the leading stocks on the New York ex- change toduy Atchison. 10 | Northern Adams Ex 141 | do pr Alton, 3 |U.P.D. & G | Nortiwe do p |New Yor Y. & ) was at per, cific. Ches. & Ohio. Chieago & Alton... C. . B.&Q.... Clieago Gas.. .01 Consolidated Gas.. . C.C. &St Li.ros Coat Cotton OI Cert & Hudson 2. i Pullman P Reading. 514 | Richimo; Fort Wayne. ... Great Norih'n pr'd. Chl & East. 111 pr'd Hocking Valle: Ilinols Centeal...” St. Paul & Dulutiy.. Kin. & Texas prd, rie & West., do prefd. 1063 Southern 03" |8; Refin Coal & Iron, D01 Texas Paciiic |Tol. & O. ¢ Union Pac o do e £°d Wells Far Louis, & N 1594 | W Louis. & N, A. Manhaitan Con. . Memphis &C. lo M &S Mixsouri Pacific Mobile & Ohio. H &P O AAENML T. 8t L. & K. C. *do_pi N.J. Centril.. Norfolk & W. p'd.. North Ameri'n Co. sasked. The total sales of stocks ioday were 197,200 I uding: Atchison, 5:800; American 00; Burlington, '2: ; Doluware, 8,400; Distillers, 15,60 ville, 900; Reading. 000; St. Paul, 26,000; tern Union, 13,100, New York Money Murket. NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—MONEY 0N CALL— up 115@2 per cent; Iust loan, 1 closed offered nt 14 per cent. RIME MERCANTILE PAPKI - STERLING EXCHANGE—I] business in_bankers' 484 for ‘demand and for sixty-day bills. Posted Commereial bills, 84,5014 2t CERTIFICATES 7800784, GOVERNMENT BONDS—Dull. State bonds i llt'JlIvu 9003 Chicago awanna & Western, Loulsville & Nash~ Rock Island, 11,- nsy per cent; 8 per cent. with nctual at 84,5 $4.813(004,52 M. L &8 F.C St. Paul C {8U PO & P. 1uts:. 107 IT P/ LG T Rets ~ 6ryg |70 PR, G.Tv. Rets 17 |Unilon ¥ v U, 6. 48 COUD. 1+ voe |8EL &1 UL 8, dgu row St Picitic 08 of 9 Lat. tamped 45 Miknouri s Tenn, new sot. Oy B8, ‘. M KOIH. 603 o8 100 08 06 R, 1014 Ateliison 4 110 | do 2igs A Tenn, new ety 80, 2d8. . 16t8. M. K. & D Gen, 08 Mutual Unifon Viv. Centuries o deferred Gisco Mining Quotutions. 8N Francisco, Det. 20.—The ofiicial closing guotations for mining stocks toduy were as ollows: Crown Polnt. Gould & Curry Stook Quotations, Loxpo, Oct. 20.—4 p. 08 1-16 8L Paul common . 98 0-19 New York Contral. 11 e Rate of discount in the open market for poth short and threc-months bills, 11-16@ 1% per cent. St. Louls Minlng Quotitions. 82 Louis, Oct. 20.—There was no de for minlug Stocks today. Quotations ar: Bid. Asked.| T Ml ARked. 15 10 e § .27 M 1040 1165 y wnd Ellzaboth $ Gr On the London Market. New Yomk, Oct. 20.—The Post's London speciul says: Foriy-five thousund soverelens Went out_ to Holland today, but the rise in Dutch exchr uge is likely 10 stop further shio- DAILY BEE: 3 per cent | ments. Bar gold 'al”l“-unn-(l for the con tnent and tho fYife 1 anchanged. Rypee f« unchanged, The paver 18 66id. | Sttver Wr“ stondy, actunted by n stock arkots teleg A oin the Naws that President Cleve- Inand hne determined to suspend the nonthly purchase of silves jn case the senate fails to puss the repeal bifl New York Minine @ otations. New York, Oct. 20— The following mining quottions: Con. CAl & V... 240 Sierm Nevada Deadwood §5 Stamdard Gould & Cur 80 Unlon Con. Hale & N ellow Jucket Hon 5 Tron Silver Mexic 10 Quick Siiver ontario 300/ do prerd Ophiir. p 120 Bulwer Plymonth Ll KA N 293 1A bal As City, Oct. 20— Clearings, #1871, 20.—Clearings, $1,067,196; K. Oct, 20 balunces, #4,165,664 PARIs, Oct. 20.—Threo por cent rentes, 98¢ 2215¢ for the account OMAHA, Oct Cloarings, day Inst e 214, PHILADELPIIA. Oct. 20,—Clearings, $7,773, 488; balances, $1,671,272. Money, 6 per 'cent. Mespiis, Oct. 20.—Now Kk eschange ling at $1.50 promiunm. Clearings, $253,457; Dt $11,434 5 CINCINNATE, Oct. 20.—Clearifigs, #1.847,850, Mo bw7 per cent. New York exchange, 50@70¢ premium NEW ORGEANS, i New York clal, Clearings, $71,048,283; #836,081; same 81,775 comme! Oct, 20,—-Cloarings, Xehingo, bank, pars 60 per $1,000 discount N, Oct. 20.—Clearings, #11,029,024; balances, $1,615,720, Money, 24 per cont. Exchango on'New York, 125@17¢ discount for cish, Louls, Oct. 20.-Clearings, $3,020,716; Gl per cent. ¥ New ¥ e miun. LONDON, Oct. 20.—The bullion troni the Bank of Englund on balar was £45,000. Cune sugar dull and de rifuizals, Java, 16s 9; Muscovado, fair fining, 145, OMANA LIVE STOUK MARKETS. Cattle Trude Revives and Closes Stel Hogs Firm at Steady Prices. Frivay, Oct. 20. Receipts of all kinds were moderate today. The five days supply of ca ttle was about the sume as for the corresponding period last . *Hogs show an increase of about 4,500 1, while sheep receipts have fallen off nearly 5,500 head. There was a much better tone to the weneral cattle, market and trading was livelier than on any previous day this week. Prices were hardly quotably higher, in fact there were almost too few beef catiie here to afford fuir test of the market's strength. Some fat 1,430-1b. cornfed western stoers sold for #4.65 and a load of choice light 1, 10. steers brought $4.75: but cornfed cattle made up & very insignificant portion of the total offerings, Beef westerns were ex- tremely scarce and generally common, The demand was good and trading active, fair to very good rangers selling at from 3 to §3.45. All'that killers could use sotd readily and a good and early clearance was effected. The cow murket was active with pri steady to a shade stronger on all grades. Perhavs a third of the offerings were cows and mixed lots, and prices ranged from £1.25 for common cannbrs to $2.40 for very good, 1at cows. Common large to good veal calves sold at from §2 to:#4, and poor to good bulls, oxen and stugs at from $1.50 to §2.50 or right around steady prices. There was more- life and a better tone to the stocker and feeler trade. Offerings were as usual liberal, but th good from all fodrces. Regular found an active country demand, while slop feeders also bougnt freely. A big business was transacted at prices steady to a shade stronger. thun Thursday. Good to choic feeders ave quoted at $5.00@3.505 fair to good at £2.60@3.00, with common and in- ferior stuff av around $2.00@2.50. Repre- sentative sales: DRESSED BEEF Pr. No. $465 22,1 ISSTSICIOISISY 1015 . 760 . B12 832 . 875 1040 11220 . 928 . 980 PR RN HEIFERS, 75 Bl 410 75 .. 170 821 310 345 265 . B84 194 110 1410 111360 1080 v 1.00.0.1400 940 . ..1508 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. . 430 6...... 798 602 8....." 986 562 5 BOS 700 2 975 680 2. 805 900 89 906, 920 40 904 50 44 1240 18 110071214 N CATTLE, No. No. 1 helfer. 1 heifer 2culves. Av. Av. Pr, 540 #1 75 1 bull...1360 1 90 540 190 Bcows.. 902 820 260 10 steers.1265 COLORADO CATTLE. 92 cows. 4 cows, 12 cows.. BT cows. 95 cows. 20 tdrs 6 cows. 1 bull.. 2 cows 11 cows... 7 cows. 4 fdr 9 fdrs.. WYOMING. 75 b7 fdrs 26 60 cows 20 b7 fdrs. 75 2cows 40 1bull: 40 14 cows. 40 3 cow 00 10 steers.. 1263 B0 8 bulls. 1683 00 1steer 00 ' 860 B5D B1 cows.. S7'cows. 101 cows. 2 drs... 3 cow fdrs 19 cows. 1 bull. 11 cows. 8 fdrs. 1020 106: 1170 11025 092 1077 L. 6HO 569 1520 912 756 B2 tdrs BH ste 1fdr. 2 cow 12 ste 17 stoers.. 1170 9 cows... 1000 Lstecr... 1230 970 11500 11806 1056 1169 1040 1150 8 cows.. 970 10 cows. .. 1026 or.. . 1640 880 11828 11108 11007 Py, 1207 11630 ... 1008 11000 1218 1046 1350 082 ST . 62 steer 1 cow.. 11 cows. 7 cows. S 1001 1108 16 steer: NEBRASKA. 175 1c 200 4 210 7fdrs.. 215 16 fdrs, NEW MEXICO. 2 bulls.. 1fdr. 14 cows. 75 cows. 21190 780 979 1011 9 bulls... 928 82 tdr: 3 fdrs. 28 tdrs.. 749 A72 1066 8 fdrs....1196 2 cows... 1026 1 cow.... 1040 1 cow. .. 1030 Beows... 981 4 steers 1078 49 cows... 972 1 cow.... T80 2 cows... 1100 7 cows... 963 595 1230 1110 1170 1020 1 cow 18 cows, 6 cows. 2 stoers . 1180 52 cows... b1 12 cows... Y66 11 cows. . 976 B fdrs.. .. 850 93 fdrs.... 988 51 fdrs... 1081 1 cow! 2 cows. 9 cows. 1cow.. 8 cows. 6 cows. B cows. Hous—Receipts were light, but there were 1,000 more hogs tiere than on Thursday, and nearly, 2,000 wore than on Friday. = The quality about the same as on Thursday, nd the market was not quotably different. Good hogs of all weights sold mostly at $0.15 and $0.20, with a couple of light choice loads at $6.25. The common light and wixed sacking hogs soid largely at $6.05 and $6.10. usiness was fairly Drisk from start to finish, the market closing up strong. Sales were largely as ou yesierday at from $6.10 10 ATURDAY, OCT 1893. #0.20, or about a quarter lower than last Friday, when the buik of the hogs brought #0.35 and #6.40, Representative sales No. Av. Sh. Ay, Sh. Pr. 204 347 8O 86 15 217 262 860 6 219 80 80 80 223 168 AND ROUGH. - 4 50 Surrr—But one single dock was and they were common mixed natives, The demand was very fair and tho market nominally steady.” Quotations as follows: Fair to £ooa natives, $2.75@l.95; fair to zood westerns, $2.95@3.00; common and stock sheep. £1.50( £00d to choice 40 to 100-1b lambs, $3.00@ Representative sales: No, Av. Pr. 104 stock ewes 8l 4200 received Receipts und Disposition o Stoek. Officinl receipts and disposition of stock shown by the books of the UnlonStock Y pmpany for the p. m., October 20, 1803 WECEL This is the land that Columbus found \ After he thought that the world was round. N ? Z s This is the soap housckeepers demand, The most satisfactory soap in the land. Made by this firm, in this city that lies In this land, by the lake, and—up in the skies. [ i =7y === Omaha Packing Co H. Hammond Chieago Live Stock Market. CAGO, Oct. 20.-0f renlly good cattle, were very few among - the offerings. mooth chol sold ut from #6.60 to 5.80; such c; d up as high as at any time lust week. e lurgo and medium grades of cattle were In very. supply wnd sold badly at the late low pr There were 2,500 Texans u 00 westerns among. the fresh receipgs, leaving only nbout 2,000 na- tives, There' were many. low grade cattle here, however, that have” been hore several days. This week’s receipts will bo the Tnrgest of the year at this point, and the combined receipts at the four leadiog western markets will undoubtedly be the largest on record. The western ratige cattle today sold slowly at from $2.35 to $2.55 for cows, from 82.75 to #3.3 for fecders and from ¥ 50 for ri Texas steers s5ld 4 ory wood Cquality ruled fitm but up, to 19,000, 000 cirried over from yesterday, )0 on sile. The quality of both frésh and stule offerings was better than the average, there being w scuarcity ood, solid, cornfed hogs of all weights, Tho market opened strong for all grades und the cholcest varieties sold id o some cases 10¢, higher thun yesterday's closing quota- tions, and such stock closed firm, while con- mon ind pucklug krades closed Wealc at’the lowest prices of the weck, or from 35c to blc below the highest Monday. Packers are very bearish and claim prices will have to go still lower. About 10,000 uu- desirable hogs remain ld today. Heavy sold at from $5.75 1o $6 buik at from #5.50 10 §6.20; light sold ut from #6 to $6.50, only funcy sorts above $6.60, and tho bulk at from £6.85 to $6.05; mixed Sold at from 86.60 o #6.70: bulk from $6.40 to_#6.45, with butcher mixed at from $6.60 to $6.70. Pligs sold at from £4.25 10 #6.25 and rough lots at. from $2.50 to #5.50. Most of the heavy packers sold ut from #5.85 to 86, Sheep recelpts were about up to expecta- tions and the demand good, notwithstanding the fact that receipts a'l the' week have been excessive and the total for the weok 13,000 more than ever arrived before. The inquiry hus been of such a character that a reason- ably good clearance has been effected. To- day's sales showed no especial change in Value compared with yosterdiy. The foeling was rather firm on ‘the best qualitios, but naturally enough, ¢:mmon sheep were sone- what neglected. Lumbs sold more freely, but prices were not increased; native shicep showed a range of from #1.25 to #4; western sold at from #2.50 to $3,80: lambs from $2.50 083,75, Including 761 from Idalo, averaging 89 Ibs., at $4.50. Reccipts: Cattle, 8,000 head; hogs, 19,000 head; calves, 1,000 liead; sheep, 7,000 head. The Evening Journal reports: ), bts, 8,000 head, including 2,000 Texans und 8,000 westerns; prime na- tive steers sold at $5.60@5.80 und mediums at #4.90@5.15; others, §4.6064.75 s eipts, 19,000 15.95; mixed heavy and butche ight, $6.70706.75, SHEEP AND LaMBS—Ieceipts, 8,000 head; in goud demand, with a slight upturn. y Live Stook Murkot. KANSAS Orry, Oct. 20.—CATTLE—Receipts, 6,700 head; shipments, 4,200 head; murket slow and weak: Texas and shipping steors $2.5005.40; Texis and nutive cows, $1.300 3.00: butcher stock, $2.15@4.00; stockers and teeders, $2.40004,05, Hoas: elpts. 6,200 head; 1,900 he Kot weak to 10¢ 056, picking and mixe ights. Yorkers and pigs, $5.75@0.35. Spgep--Receipts, 500 - head; shipments, 900 head; market Slower. 8t L prices of last ket active; #6.000 lits, §6.40 Kunsns O uis Live Stock r, LOuIs, Oct. 20. —Recelpts, 2,200 shipments, 2, market 1oni- uly stendy, all recelpts of common grades not affecting quotations usually eiven, Hoas—Re 2,300 head; shipments, 2,000 head; strong to be nigher: henvy mixed, $6.90@6.35; light, #06,107£6.50, Sneep — Recolpts, 700 head; none; marl y and unchar natives, 8.75. arket. 5,40 hipments, ed; good Stock In SIght. Recelpts of lve stock at the four principal western narkets Friday, October 20; Cattle, ogs. South Omaha. 8,216 4 Chicugo. ICunsns Ofty. St Louls, .. Sheep. 104 7,000 BOO 700 Totul...... 5,304 No other sarsaparilla has equaled Hood's in the rvelief it gives in se: 5 0f dys- pepsia, sick headache, biliousness, ete. R Arrosted on Saspioion, Detectives Suvage and Dempsey arrosted a young man giving the name of Lynn W. Parker yesterday on suspicion. 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