Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1804, (IAL AND FINANCIAL @rain Markets Opened Firm on Enropean War News, BUYING SHORTS WERE NUMEROUS ENOUGH That Element Acted on the Information from England and France on the Sub- Jeet of Grave Complications— Stocks and Bonds. CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—Despite the apparent collapse of the European war scare, the grain markets were firm today, closing with Wheat 1c higher, corn 2¢ higher for Oc- tober and 1%c higher for May. Oats show & gain of %c. Provisions marred the gen- eral harmony by acting weak and closing fower. The northwestern receipts at eoun- try points were reported to have fallen oft About 25 per cent; spring wheat was In good demand for shipment east and a fear that movement was about to give further evi- ence of the Ilfberal feeling of the article all contributed to the day's strength. Wheat epened firm on what the shorts saw In the morning papers on war. While that class of buying received a little stimulus from the cause referred to, buying for the Jong account did not seem Inspired by it to any extent. English consols recovered some of yesterday's decline, and private cables reported an abatement in England of the war scare, Liverpool was, how- ever, reported firm at the opening for wheat, and Paris and Berlin were likewise quoted each a trifle higher. The bulls observed that the receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were 920 cars, and that spoiled their ap- petite for the time being. The buying shorts were numerous enough, however, to keep the price Yc above yesterday's clos- fng figures. December wheat opened with buyers at 53%4c, kept within the range of that and 1t however gradually weakened there were sellers for a matter of ten minutes or so at 53%e. Just then it began to be whispered about that 300,000 bu. of No. 2 spring wheat had been sold here for shipment, and that cause & lively scramblo among the shorts for the offetings, which dried up suddenly when wanted, and the shorts bid December up to 53%c. The primary market receipts gave further evidence of the approach of com- rative scarcity. They amounted to only 50,000 bu. Export clearances from the At- lantic ports were light, amounting only to 294,000 bu, in wheat and flour together. Second cables reported Berlin lower, but rices retaining the early slight advance, and Averpool 1%4d higher sinee yesterday for ted winter. What was taken for confirma- ion of the sale of the 300,000 bu. of pring wheat gave fhe market another hoist, De- eemben touching on this spurt from 63%c to B3%c. The confirmation referred to was the naming of the reputed purchasers, Ed- gerton & Winans, Armour & Co.'s name ‘Was mentioned as the reported sellers of the wheat, This stimulated buying, and another rise to 5440 took place. The mar- ket ruled strong to the end, December touched Gd%c, and closed at 5ie. Reports of much smaller receipts at country points in the northwest today was an element in the bulliskness. Recelpts of corn were light, numbering only 51 cars, and only $0 are estimated for tomorrow. The moderate receipts, moderate estimated and active demand for the near deliverics of corn conspired to make a strong market for it. October corn, which closed yesterday at 48%c, rose to 50140, and olosed “at the latter price. May opened frregularly at from 50%c to 50%c, and after fluctuating during the greater part of the forenoon between 50%c and 49%c, it be- came very strong and sold up to from Gle to Gllc, and closed at 50%c. Country offerings were reported to be light and the seaboard users of corn were said to be show- ing more desire to buy. Business i a specilative way was fairly active. In oats there was a large amount of stuft that changed hands and quite a big ad- vance in prices. The firmness in corn, to- gether with a _generally good disposition 1o buy, were both influential in causing oat values to advance. Sellers were quite numerous, but the buyers, principally shorts, were considerably In the majority. Trading Was mostly all scattered. Carrington-Han- nah, however, bought freely. May started 840 higher than it closed yesterday, at 33%c, #0ld down to 33%0 and up to S44e, closing at from 34ie to 34l A weak hog market and a strong op- poaition to an advance in prices by the packing Interests caused weakness in provi- slons. ~ Business was rather light and of- ferings not pressed in large amounts. Pork broke 30c, lard 22%c and ribs 15c. Later the strength In grain helped to some im- provement, and the losses at the close mounted to 7l4¢ only, In pork and ribs, and 0c In lard. * Hog receipts were 27,000 Bead. Freights were fair at 1%c for wheat and Y%c for corn to Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follows: A B T High Wi M 4ON@H 28% 2014 83% 12 524 7 60 720 @85 | 660 8624l 8ol 687 Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR-Unchanged. WHEAT—No. 3 spring, 51G8itic; No. 3 spring, Bominal; No. 2 red, 51%@52%c CORN—No. 2, 50t%c; No. 3 yellow, 5016 OATS—No. 2, 28%¢; No. 3 white, $0% @ 8 white, 30%@Gslc. RYE—No. 3. 4lc. BARLEY—No. 2, 03c; No. 8, 80@GHc; No. 4, % Ghze. FLAX SEED-No. 1, §1.49. TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 835, ONS—Mess pork, per bUL, $12.874@ Lard, per 100 Ibs., $2.67%@7.70. Short ribs. ioose, $6.8576.96; “dry " saited shoulders §%@o%e; short clear sides, boxed, T o, WHISKY—Distillers’ finlshed goods, per gal., The following were the recelpts and shipments today: “Aiticles, | Recelpts. [Shipmenta 14,000 12.000 205000 279,000 812,000 000 1000 ¥t 0001 112000 Onthe Produce exchange today the butter mar- Ket was easier: creamery. 10@20e; dalry, 134G ¢ teady at 10}4@17he. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provislons, Metals., Eto, NEW YORK, Oct. 4. LOUR~—Recelpts, 24,000 Bbis.; exports, 10200 bbls.; sales, 14,600 pkes. Opened steady; demand more active; Improved In tone with wheat and closed firm. Southern Mflour, steady; sales, 300 pkgs. Rye flour, dull and weak: sales, 206 blls. Buckwheat flour, let; $2.1062. 25, BUCKWHEAT-Dull, nominal. CORN MEAL-Dull; sales, 300 bbls.; wine, $3.%. RYE—Dull; car lots, #@5lc; boat loads, 520 ARLEY—Nominal; No. 2 Milwaukee, 606 LEY MALT—Dull; 65, bu.: exports, WHEAT- 0,00 bu, Tutures, 306 bu. spot, " epencd steady, offerings scant, and closed firm ith futures; No. 3 red, in store and_elevator, del No. § red, f. o. b., afloat, §ic; 0. ‘1 northern, delivered, #5; No.' 1 hard, de- Qivered, 68c. ' Options opened steady, rulsd somewhat Irregular, but guined strength later on warlike news from Europe, which caused quil g8 sstive covering closing. stroms; No. '3 ¢ N @ikc; old, Gibye; October el [ inal; November closed at nomin: mber, 86X G51%e, closed at 51% CORN—Recelpts, 64,100 bu.; exports, 100 oales, 265,000 bu. futures, §000 bu. spot upward: IR, Tl feoding G I elevator; Sal@GoeNe deliverad. Op tlons opened steady and ruled steady In the re- gelpts Proving disappointing; shorts coyered )b ly; elo e October stoudy; May, BXGc closed at Closed ' at Ste, nominal; Novem s 5I@06c, closed at 860; December, LIR@5H4c, W bishe. . ATS—Receipts, 12,100 bu.; exports, 10 bu gaies, BIB,0M bu. futures, 16,000 bu. apot, Spoi ned sieady and_advanced on good demand; 834 @INe; No. B deMvered, $3oi No. & i No. 3 white, 564 @88%0; No. 3’ while, 3046 i track, mixed, 3@8MC; track, white, Oplions opened steady, ruled’ frmer' with com, and closed with upward tend- B R 12 77} 7 60 782 8 8214 845 1000 000 Brandy- bu.; Spot %0, mominal; November, 2%@13%e, closed At #Ye: Decomber, closed at 34%e OPS--Dull; state, common ase; New Orleans se. Pacifie connt, 415G, HIDES “Firm: wot salted , 4%@6c; Buenos Ayres, dry, Texas, dry, 3 to 90 1bs., b to cholce, lettad, 45 to 60 Ibe. 2 t5 3 Ibs., 10GIIc @ilge, 1 LEATHER—Firm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, ik l4; heavy weights. 1% VOOL,- Gy steady: oot A0 PROVISIONS - Beef, steady. and weak; pickled 'bellios, TGS 4c: Moulders, 64 Dickied hams, 91eq10e. Closed ateady; western stenm . closed &t Aoy Sty Aty el nominal; October, §$§ i continient { compound, ' 846K new mess, 4§ 0125 #1575, R-Quiet but firm westarn® creamory, 164 4e; Elgins, imitation state dairy state Btate falr CHEESE domestle flecos, Cut meats, dull Pplokled Lard .10 market Refl America, aull and creamery, creamery, targe, A@sc; 0@100; cases, Ipts all, 10%c; part skin state and Penncylyania, e@ic; western fresh, 18G19; ceipts, 6,500 phie. sales, 100 hhds., 4%e; clos- fair 10 extra, 4%@ closed nestic, UM-Dull and unchanged; Washington, bbls., $6. efin. w York. $.5; Philudel- phia’ and Baltim 5.10; Philadelphia and Bal- timore, In bulk, ROSIN—Steady 120001, MOL b { PIG 11 Dull; can, $10.006 13,00, TIN-Firm: straits, Sales on 'chinge, At $15.8%01 Oetober, $15 COTTON SLED OIL—Nom! ars prime crude, loose, for miller 2%; prime crude, new, 250; off nominal; yellow butter grades vellow, prime primo lake. strained, common to good, tendy; New Orleans open kettle, coteh, Amerl- 5.9 70 tons $19.50G20.25; 5 plates, 1 _tin, " incl Novemb: Al quiet. “White $0.6 Dull; domestic 1 car October | $15.90; 30 tons t October at §1 " irrive at 31 OMABA GENERAL MARKETS, ditlen of Trade anl Quotaiiony on Staple and Faney Produce, BUTTER-Packing stock, 1le; falr country, 14@lic; choice to fancy, 1 ed creamery, 20QZ2lc; separator creamery, to good 2G Per dor., POULTRY—O1d g chickens, 6c; 1ec;hen turkeys, Ad geese, 4@ GAME-—T 16c. hens, roosters, ing ter Ublers, Bibe rie chickens, young, per doz., §2.50 @2.75; prairie chickens, old,”per doz., $2; grouse, youn, per doz., 32.6062.75;' grouse, o, per doz., blue wing teal, per doz., $1.33; green wing teal, per doz., §1.23; ducks, mixed, per doz., §i; cantasbacks, $3,6004.00; mallards, $2.50G3.00, VEAi—Cholce fat and small veals are quoted At nd_coarse, 3G4c. AVisconsin, full cream, new make, aska _and ' Towa, full ' cream, 1lei 1 Town, part skims, 7G8:; Limburg 1, 12¢c; Swiss, No. 1, 14@1 $§; midland, $7.60; fowland Color makes the price on_hay. Only top grades bring e 1230 Nebraska an. rds, per doz., ETABLES. POTATOES—Good stock, Soe. OLD BEANS—Hand-picked, navy, $2.25; me- Jlum, $2.10G215; common while beans, 3176w ONIONS—On_orders, 70@75e. CABUAGE=On orders, 114@G1%e. Per doz., 30G40c. POTATOR er b, Jersey, $5.50 per bbl, FRUITS. QUINCES-California, per 50-Ib. APPLES--Good stock, per bbl. PEAC alifornia. frecstone, PL alifor PRI 0631 PEARS' tlett, no good shipping stock; B. lairgeau, §2; winter Nellis, $1.75 —Concords, 10-1b. baskets, lots, 2lc; California Tokay, $1.20; mus 140: cornicheon, $1.5 pe Cod, fanc: $9.5009.75. RUITS, 200, per box, 90cG8). 5. 210; at, round 33 @ $9.76@10.00 TROPICAL ORANGES—Mexican, 150, (75 A 225 per by LEMON 80, “$5; 860, chotce M . $1.25; 360, $4. 554,50, PINEAPI'LEs—None, OYSTERS—Medium, per can, 1%c; horse shoes, extra standards, extra ' selects, 22c; y_selects, 2c; New York counts, $0e. Fancy, per 1b., 15c. California, 15c; dark honey, 109120 SYRUP—Gallon cans, per doz., $12. NUTS—Almonds, 1517¢; English walnuts, 109 filberts, 13¢; Brazil nuts, 10c; eastern ure juice, per bbl, $6; half bbl.. $2.25, 1 green hides, 3c; No. 3 gre 1 green salted hides, 4%c; No. 2 s, 8ic; No. 1 green salted hides, % to 40 io; No. 2 green salted hides, 25 to bs., 34c; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 15 Iba., Te; No. calf, '8 to 15 Ibs, Sc; No. 1 dry fiint hides, 2'ary flint hides, 4e; No. 1 dry salted i part cured hides Yo per Ib. less than ed PELTS—Green salted, each, 23060c; green malted shearlings (short wooled early skins). €ach, 1020c; dry shearlings whort wooled enrly skind), No. I, ench, BGI5c; dry shearlings (short led early’ skins) No. 3 cach, Sci dry fiint nsas ‘and_Nebroska butcher Wool pelts, per wetual weight, 5@Se; dry fint Kansas and braxka murrain wool peits, per lb, actual eight, 4@8ie; dry int Colorado butchier wool pelts, per 1b., actual welght, $Gelc; dry flint Colorade mufrain wool pel actual weight, 4@se: (have feet cut 1o_pay’ frelghit_on them). TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4%o; tallow, ‘No. 2. fe; grease. white A, 4c; §reass, white ‘B, Si4c; grease, yellow, 3iqe; &1 e old butter. 2@2ic; beeswax, Spri Tough yellow, 14@2c. WOOL MAKKET, green salted h Keen Bldding at the London Auction Sales Yestorday. LONDON, Oct. 4.—At the wool auction sales today 11,08 bales were offered, of which 1,500 were withdrawn from sale. Bidding was keen for all good wools by the French, German and American buyers, the latter taking 800 bales today. Yorkshire buyers are holding back some- what, owing to the disappointing course of the market for manufactu production. Inferior wools continue weak. Following are the sales in detail: New South Wales, 2,403 bales; scoured, Tddls 3td; greasy, §%dG10d; Queensland, 1,937 bales; scoured, 10i5d@ls greasy, 4d@1%d; Victoria, 157 bales; scoured, 4d@ls Gd; greasy, 5 i South Australia, 40 ‘bales; scouted, 8lid di greasy, 4%d@5%d; New Zealand, 6150 A@ls bisd; gre 4%0@10d of Good Hope and Natal, 135 balés; se: WdGls b STUCKS AND BONDS, re Speculation Yesterday Wa terlzed by Markod Strength, NEW YORK, Oct. 4—The share specu- lation today was characterized by marked strength and a fair degree of activity. The fmprovement in the market was due in some measure to the fact that the Anglo-Franco war scare was proven to be baseless and the more favorable railroad reports for Septem- ber, but the main factor was a demonstration of bull pools against the short interest. Chi- cago Gas was the leader of the speculation and was taken in hand early by an outside clique, which proceeded to squeeze the shorts in the stock, the loaning rates having been put up to 1-32 premium. Accompanying this movement was a report that an agreement had been entered into by the Chicago Gas and Municipal Gas companies for a division of territory. Under the covering which fol- lowed, assisted by purchases for the long ac- count induced by the scareity of the stock, the price moved up sharply to 72%, a gain of % per cent on the close yesterday. At the higher fgures the bears made a drive on the stock, which caused a reaction of 1 per cent to Ti% before noon. After midday the buying was resumed and became very heavy late in the afternoon, sending the stock up to 73%, the last being the highest price of the day and 3% per cent above last night's closing. Sugar was forced to take second place in the dealings. An early advance of % per cent was followed by a decline of % per cent, the trading at this time being very light. It was not until later in the morning the shares came into good buying demand, but strength of the market generally led to a covering movement in Sugar, which resulted in advancing the shares 214 per cent to 85%, with only final reaction of % per cent Advauces were established In the other in- dustrials of 1% per cent in Tobacco, 1% per cent in Lead, 1% per cent in Starch second preferred, General Electric % per cent, and Distilling % per cent. The latter stock sold up 1% per cent during the morning on sales induced by President Greenhut's statement that the rebate system had been abolished and that all rebate vouchers outstanding will be pald on maturity. During the afternoon the stock received but little support and sagged off 13 per cent. In the railway list the grangers were most active and the most notable event of tne trading therein was a bear attack on Rock Island, causing a break of 1% per cent from the opening price, which was 3 per cent above yesterday's closing; o siock we found 1o be waa ing suppo &t the time, some stop loas n:-l Charac- uncovered. Burlington, which opened % per cent higher, receded % per cent in sympathy, and St. Paul, which made an early advance of 5 per cent, also fell off % per cent. As there was no unfavorable news In these stocks the recovery was rapid. St. Paul re- gained all but % per cent of the loss and Rock Taland ug % per cent, while Bur- lington T m‘!‘,’.f all |h11 decline and made an advance of % per cent. There was a very strong buying movement during the last hour and the market closed strong, and at, or near, the best figures of the day. The advances above a fraction are: New Jersey Central and Ohlo Southern, 1 per cent; New England, 1% per cent, and St Paul, Minneapolis & Mahitoba, 3% per cent Alton & Terre Haute declined 1 per cent and a very few other shares a small frac- tion. The bond market was steady all day, and notably in the afterncon, when it moved in harmony with the share specula- tion. The trading was active, the sales aggregating $1,432,500. The Chesapeake & Ohio 4s, Burlington & Quincy Nebraska ex- tensfon 45, Reading and Atchison issues were most prominent In the dealings. The more fmportant changes are: Advances Richmond & Danville equipment 5s, 4 per cent; Loulsville & Nashville general 6s, 414 per cent; Beech Creek 4s, 27 per cent; Toledo, Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk 1s, Peoria Decatur & Evansville 1s and Mahoning and Coal Gs, 2 per cent; Chicago & North- ern Pacific 1s, trust receipts, East Tennes- see equipment 5s, trust receipts, and Read- ing 1s, preferred, 1% per cent; Reading 2d, 1 per cent; Minneapolis & Louis equipment 6g, 11§ per cent; & Omaha consols, Louisville & New consols and Chesapeake & Ohio 4%s, cent. Declines: Wheeling & Lake Erie Wheeling divisions 1s, 4 per cent; St. Paul & Noethern Paciia Fegistared. certiioate 3 per cent; United States Cordage 1s, 2% per cent, and Hocking Valley Kansas Pacific consols, Oregon Short Line 6s, St Louis & San Francisco consols and Western Union collateral trusts 6s, 1 per cent; Dallas & Waco 6s sold at 50% against 89 the previous_transaction The Evening Post's London cablegram says: Full details of the cabinet meeting re not disclosed, but the restoration of con dence is almost complete. Consols recovered most of the fall, and also other securities, including Americans. It is believed the po- sition of stocks is materially strengthened by yesterday's sharp shake out of weak bulls, Americans closed under the best. The large decrease in the Bank of England’s re- servo in today's statement was mainly con- nected with Internal requirements of cash at end of the quarter. Coin and bullion were down £1,266,000, of which £427,000 were ex- ported, £200,000 to Roumania, 120,000 to Egypt and £166,000 bars sold, while £5 came in from Australla and £11,000 from Portugal. There are rumors of a large gold loan for Austria for currency purposes. This might possibly take gold from the United States, but no confirmation of the rumor is yet received. The Evening Post says: In the second hour a curious attack was made upon the mar- ket, attributed, and no doubt rightly, to the strong and_most expert combination of local bear speculators. This movement centered in Rock Island, which was suddenly broken down 1 point. The other railway stocks did not so much follow the action of Rock Island as to come to a temporary halt themselves. Meantime, however, covering movements in the Industrial stocks continued, The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atchison ........ Adams Express. .. Alton, T. H... *do pid.......... Am. Express. ... Baltimore &Ohlo. CanadaPaclfic ... Oregon Nav. Canada Southern., O.8. L. &U. N Central Pacific, Pacific Mall. Ches. & Ohio P.D. & E Chicago Alton. Biusburk B &Q Pullman Palace.. ? Roading. ... | Richmond Term, do pfd..... |B.G. W B G WP Roek [sland, st. Paul ... 2 St Paul bfd. . St. P. & Omana, B3 [Northwestern *do prd N. Y. Centrai N. Y. & N. Eng Ontario & W. Oregon Imp. 103 143 100 803 163 164 23 Colo. Coal & Iron Cotton Oil Cert.... Del. & Hudson, Del. Lack. & W... D. & R. G. prd D.&C. F. G. Northern pf O &E. L pfa. Hocking Vailo; 1L Central...., St P, &Duluth. K.& T.ofd... Like Erle & W do pfd....... .. Lake Shoro. ..., Lead Trust. Louisville& N..:! Loutsville & N. A Manhattan Con... *Memvhis & C. Michigan Cout. 0. Pacific oblle & Ohio. ... *Nashville Chai.. Natlonal Cordaza. do ptd N. J. Central. N&W. pfa.... p North Am. Co. Tob. G0...\"" Northern Pacifio, dopfd.... . No. Pac. pfd. 1814 st P., M. & M. U.PD&G 4k *hid The total sales of stocks today were 104,626 ghares, Including: American Sugar, 45,000 bags; Burlington, 1,100; Chicago Gas, 49,90: Distilling, 9,500; Gendral Electric, 4400; Louissilie & Naon ville, 6,600; Reading, ; ‘Rock Isiand, 12,000; St. Paul, 18,600; United States Cordage, 2,400, Western Unon. W, & L Beoes s | “do pta . M A& St L DaR G New York Money Market. NEW YORK, Oct, 4—MONEY ON CALL— Closed easy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed, 1 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—I@5 per cent. RLING BEXCHANGE—Steady, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.861G4.86% for demand, and at $4.8516G4, for sixty days. Posted ' rates, $4.86%@4.57%. Commercial Dbills, 345444 540 GOVERNMENT BONDS—Dul bonds, bonds, firm. ES—63%e. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: U8, Garex. 110 (D & R. 0. 48, U. 8. 08 coup | Evie 4nds.. 7. 5. dn rog.. .11l ). 8. 48 coup..... U8 2nres.. ...\ Picific8sof 93, state 1024 104 7| do- 2d.4s. +Mutual U Nc Pac. 2nas. N. W. Consol +10 8. F. Del R. G. 100 1221 100 *Tenn. new 8ot § fTennnew set {Tenn. old 6s. .. Va. Centuries. . do deferrod. Atchison 4s. Atchison 28 A Cannda So. 2uda.. Cen. Pac. 1s ID. & R.G. 78. offered. 1 bid. Tox. Pac. 18t 69%4 Tex. Pac. 28... 215 U. P. 1ats of 03! 105 | West Shore 48..... 1023 Southern . R. Boston Stoc's Quotations. BOSTON, Oct. 4.—Call loaus. 2@2} vor cent; tmo loans, 3G4 “per cent. Ciosing prices for stocks, bonds and minliy 8aares: TT &SR 58 Weetingh, Blectria 314 Ain. Sugar. 8063 W. Elec. ) Am. | Wis. Centras. . Atchison 2ds. Atchison ds. Bay State G Bell Telep: Eoston & Alba Boston & Maine. do pfd.. C.B.&Q... Allouez Mining Co. Fiteliburg pi Atlantie... | Boston & Monts | Butte & Boston.. Calumet & Heela 4| Centennial. . Frankiin.... Kearsargo. ..., Osceola . uiney. ..\ Tamarac ....0 1l 0id Colony....... Oregon Short Live Rubber....... on_Pacific.. West End.... W. End pfd. San Francisco Minlag Stock Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4.—The official closing guotations for mining siooks today were as fol- oW Belohior Best & Te Bodie Con. Bulwer. Chollar..... !} Con. Cal & Va... Crown Polut Eureka Con. Gould & Curry Mexiean........... Mount Diablo... [ e |Potoei’...0.. cher.. rep f0o"* . 20 . 100 {Union Con....... |Gtan, : [Yellow Jacket' . New York Minlag Qastations. NEW YORK. Oct. ¢.—The following ars the cloaing mining quotatious: 56 [Plymoutn |Sterra Nev Rolor... ... vown Point. "\ Con. Cal. & Va...") Deadwoo @ould & Curry Hule & Noroross. Homestake Mexican ,...... Outario Ophir. 0 50 90 70 1450 160 500 30 do preferred. ! | Bulwer. | London Market Recovers. LONDON, Oct. 4.—The stock market recovered this morning from the Autness caused by yester- day's rumors about Anglo-French complications In regard to Medagascar. Consols for both money and the account showed an advance at 13:30 p. m. Of 14d over the clowing prices yesterday. Hne ‘market' for Americans opened dull, with i1~ regular, but uaimportant changes, and became wctive and bighes, 10 ONAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS Increase in Cattle and Decrease in Hogs the Features of the Day. DRESSED BEEF TRADE IN BAD Business Cow receipts exhibit an while 2,000 hogs head, SHAPE in This Line Extremely Flat— Canners and Stockers Sell Well ~MHogs Show & Wide Range at Steady U'rice THURSDAY, Oct. 4, 8o far this week compared with last cattle there has and 2,000 sheep. increase of over 3,000 been a decrease of The supply of cattle was heavier than it has been for nearly a year, but was made up stock. on sale and the Chicago sal almost There were to amount westerns were not to be found. count of the market was about as unsatistactory Dressed beef men prices for the few eutirely of no native beef to anything, the big supply of Inferior indifferent tone to reports as it possibly would _pay desirable and On ac- dull could about steady beef steers on but would bid all of 10c lower, when low grade western cattle fat cattle from and be, they could be induced to bid at all on the ordinary run of thin and rough stock. A good many of the cattle were late in arriv- ing, and the trade “‘dragged its weary length along” through the greater part of the day. The zeneral tone to the trade was very weak, and there were lots of cattle still in first The hands at the market for close. cow stuff presented a marked contrast to the fat cattle trade, for In spite of the very liberal supply the de- mand was active, loads day's prices. were in full particularly vigorous and the seventy or more on sale sold readily at Common and canning grades request, yester- and in some cases sold fully a dime higher than Wednesday, steady prices, Veal cal and not quotably different figures The stocker and enough to suit the most ex cting. s sold freely at fully hulls and stags went at feeder trade was active Both sup- ply and demand were liberal; all grades and conditions were wanted at steady to and a big transacted. prices, quotable $2.40 to §2.26 down, crmmBEBrnpnen smonsd [rROOIOTT STOCKERS A steers......1013 § 06 Tllinois Live Btock and cows.. cows. . calves. MILKERS AND 4 cows and calves, 913 B% L. 808 volume to cholce to $3 fair to and common grades Representative sales: DRESSED BEEF. No. Av. Pr. Good at § $2.70, 28; No. Av. HIPPING AND EXPORT. [ 00 1085 900 1010 940 900 10 2 OXEN. ND FEEDERS, 19,00 898 each. WESTERN CATTLE, No. 8 caws.. 1 str, (1§ %0 fecders. 2 sitrs, U TOLORADO, 6 strs, Tex.. 1045 864 160 9 strs, Tex...1140 83 strs, Tex...1039 240 67 strs, tlg... 1053 W.J. Wilson, COWS. 1100 880 2 cows. stre, calf’, cow... str, g, cow cows., Tex Gaje Bros. 007 180 21 cows.. ... 919 73 235 38 strs, Tex. 1107 Sanferd Cattle company. 745 2 ¢ B ‘OREGON. Blewhrt & K. eren 1120 2681 Bay State L feeders. .. cow.... bull.1l cows bulls strs, (g cows strs, U, cows. , 8 steers. A bullswn i AW SQUTH DAKOTA. Arbuckle. co ndard Cattle Co. 1% 1 str, tig. & cows. 2510 102 bulls, 2 tr il 21 strs; tg.. 1225 Bros. 9 Cows..... 1 a3 260 60 feeders. ...1191 nomas _ Widdop. 160 32 cows....... 012 1% 18 feeders. ... 827 D. J. Jones 1 23 cows, 1260 160 13 cows. 188 214 Bwan Land & Cattle O W6 10 8 steers.. M 23 98 cows. . J. & W. C. McKenzi 8 cow Noble Bros. A bull, 1049 . 990 1210 922 tronger of business was feeders are good, from Pr. o sttt e o e 01043 1818 1018 10 PO 232 g22358082 saaee 240 Land_company. 320 2135 260 2 cows. 1 feed, 3 tecders. 16 teeders. . . 10 810 1100 ‘068 145 215 0 50 A, Nelison, 300 8 foed 5 cow 18 steors. .....1008 heavier than on Wednesday, dred lighter than a week not much, If any, change quality of the offerings, in fact, there was very little change either In surrounding the trade or In the prices paid. the the fair to good hogs very largely at from $4.85 to $5.10, top for choice heavies was $5.30, an to fair underwelght and roughish loads sold Packers were practically and they bought at from $4.40 to $4.80 sold at from $3 to $4.25 and quality. Pigs The movement start to finish and an early made. The general average was a shade lower than at $6.10 and $5.20. No Ay 8h. Pr 50§ 40 Wiisity 1 ' Represer 38 AND K 2 00 2 50 UG 19 6. here was a fair supply on hand of and the both fresh and without stale, noteworthy change. and lambs were in fair request at quotably steady prices, but there was almost no mar- ket at all for inferior stuff and stock sheep. Fair to choice natives are quotable at §2.2 2.80; fair to good westerns, $2.00@2.60; com- mon and stock sheep, $1.25 chofce 40 to 100 pound Representative sales: No. 8 native mixed, §2 native mixed 4 lambs ... 1 lamb Recelpts and Disposition omclal shown by the books of the company” for the twenty 3 o'clock p. m., October 4, 1864 RECEIPTS. Uni Cattle Hogsa DISPOSITION. Buyers. Omaha_Packing company. G. H. Hammond company.. Swift and e Cudahy A H R. Becke Lobman Becl ot & Degen... L. Lie Arm Shipp: Left over Total CHICAGO Fat Cattle of Every Description Were Good Demand. CHICAGO, Oct. 4. less than for last Thursday, for the expired part of the wec of 5,000 head, as compared with last week. It was to the fact of ply that sellers were indebted natives were scarce, and of chol may almost be said to have bee ferings of natives of all desc much exceed 4,000 head, and a fe ber were good enough The 6,000 westerns Tec basis the range of quotations for $1.25 to $3.25. In hogs the first estimates of the receipts around 22,000 head. That was a supply than had been expected, and the oper good 10ts generally sel A rev returns brought to light some 26,00 head, and was active and strong, ing higher during the morning. @ consequence of this cropped out, Buying arly in the day had been lost b o close being weak at yesterd: from $4.90 (o $5.65 for poor and at from H.75 to §5.37 for There were not many better than parative the range at w worked off. The quality was not yesterday, the car was only 63, but it was than the recent average. In sheep a firmer feeling obtained le than there should have been, but places were found for most Of it at slightly more stock on better prices than prevailed since to cholce sheep were salable e 'to $2.25. TI from §1.50 to 31 Receipt hogs, 26,000 T sheep, The Evening Journal re HOGS—Rey 24,675 head; shipments, e lamb market s closing figures, Se. CATTLE—Receipts, 12,00 head. Market dull, steady and unchanged, SHEEP—Receipts, 14,00 head. and unchanged. New York Live Stook Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.~ S none on sale. an_ steers, 10%@11lc refrigerdtor beef, 1G9 ES—Receipts, 188 head: poor to prime. $5.0065.76; & SHEEP AND LAMES cars on sale; very to_prime, $2.00G3.40; $3.2G4.35. HOGS—Recelpts, 2,300 b inferlor to choice hog St lambs, ad; Oct. 4 —CATTL ply Tight; native steers, 1,900 i L 7602, 15; $2.50G3.10; cows, $2.000 $2.40@3.35 90 10 1,100 Ibs., cows, 31 steers, 235 HOGS—Recelpts, ply at steady prices. Best &00d heavy and_light, fair 1ight, $4.20@5.00, SHEEP.-Receipts, 900 firm: native mixed, mixed, $2.50@2.75; lambs, shipménts not reported. 6,000 head; in Kansas City Live Stock Market. 4.—CATT KANSAS CITY, 7,000 head; shipments, 3000 head. and practically unchanged; Texn 3.10; beef steers, $3.7065.00 2.10; stockers and feeders, §1 HOGS—Recelpts, 5,000 head head, Market slightly we heavies % Oct 3@5. 50 lights, '—Recelpts, 2,000 head; Market about steady. Btock In Sight. head, Record of receipts at the four prineipal markets for Thursday, October 4, 18M: South Omaha. Chicago.... . Kansas City. 8t. Louls.. 8,646 Total Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—COFFEE steady at unchian feted’ sharply an nchanged to including: ¢ 811.7g Decem $10.00G11.10; March, 10.85. Spot coffee, Kio, 16i4e; mild, qulet; Cordova, mats interfor at 2%e. Warehouse de 9,988 bag; New York stoc lted' States stock, 239,617 Lags: Med Btates, 194,00 United States, 433,00 bags, tober, §11.30 dull and bags, . 4.—Weak; good $11.30; 1 HAMI lower; sales, 12,000 bags. HAVRE, 'Oct. (.—Opened lower; at noon, unchanied to m., 161 Oct. Steady; 7 stears HOGS—Recelpts today were a few hundred ago today. any rate, the supply was light. according to welght Wednesday, the bulk of the fair to good hogs sold at about the same prices, around $5 and $5.10. A week ago today the trading was largely Ay, lambs, recelpts and disposition of stock four hous Cattle. VE STOCK. Fat cattle, what age, weight or sex, were In good demand and sold strong. The receipts were 44,000 head and for improvement the market may have shown. bring more than $.50. ved wera taken £ from $1.5) to $4.60 for poor to cholce, and Texans was from ntinted ut any advantage that sellers may have ga few below $6.00, from 35.10 to ch the bulk of the stuff was when the average number of hogs to at [ $3.25, and the range for poor to fair lots at from Catlle, 12,000 head; calves, 600 head; 14,000 head. pts, 26,000 head; officlal yesterday, 9,004 head; Market qulet; opening sales were at yeste ut later weakened and declined European per sers, §21214@2.50. Recelpts, 4 dull and lower; infe 51 cars on sale; 5,85, Louls Live Stock Market. heavy, $5.30; $5.1095.25; native cows, shipments, 1 Cattle. Hogs, brices to § points lower; re 2 points on sn . closing Larely ste 10 points advance: sales, 42,750 $12.60G12.80; 11,50 10, 60710.90; 18 @19c; \veries from New York yester- wtal available f 23,000 bgs; wlock, 495,000 bags. rre; 4t lower irregular, unchanged to %f lower f net deeline: total salew, 19,000 bags. RIO DE JANELRO, Oct 4—)isak; Nov 1 o, | 18 cows. ders.... 80! Beisios 0 " 260 but a few hun- At There was in the general the conditions only buyers mixed The poor and stock hogs was free from clearance was of prices paid but ntative sales: sh. Pr. 160'85 00 80§ 00 8 500 160 § 00 o B0 00 i 802 160 5 03 120 503 211 o 138 ... 45 102 440 market Good was muttons @ 5; good to $2.60@3.75. of Stock. on Stock Yare ending Cars. 328 ) Ho 197 ol n of no matter the arrivals ok show a loss the same time a lessened sup- whatever of Good ce grades there none. The of- ptions did _not W of that num- on a more mod w of the fairly etore 9 o'clock ay's d > prin vy gt welghts $5/t0, and com- 140 Qiing as good as for decidedly better There was Monday. Good from $2.60 to Wwas strong at quality fair. Iny's Market quiet —~Recelpt cables 'quote b, dressed per Ib. No ex- 1,129 steady; veals, S head; 28 heep, poor r to prime, Teceipts, 3,000 Texas moderate suj tair common to active, steady, southwestern receipts and Receipts, s st 350 ” bulk of ' gal kers, $4.500 50@5.15; pigs, shipments, 900 Sheep. 1,200 14000 2,000 900 741 Options opened all November, Junuary, May, $10.756 No. 2, 250 ‘nominal ; wales K, 161,217 bags; ; 'afloat for the against 332,305 average Santos, Wokets Narge 3D, Cclosed at prices lar, while yc actua old w. think Millions Peddlers and some unscrupul Send it Back and if your honest—r It ought not to, always. of washing with Pearline, for instancd, That is a pleasant economy. There’s §o work made light and short for you; ani ant way, you can be thinking or ‘‘the same as Pearline.” Take the matter our doing it, in this easy, pleas- f the | money that you're saving by not rubbing things to ruin as in tha ay. That ought to be pleasant to of, whether you're doing the work yourself, or having it done. use Pearline. ous grocers will tell you * this {s ae good as*® IT'S FALSE—Pearline is never peddl ds you something in place of Pearline, JAMES PYLE, New York Bas Can Lau Price 814.65 For this handsome base burner, which I from one of the best founaries in the United States, It is full nickeled and hias ali the latest improvements and is well Worth $2,00. Par Gasoline Ovens..$1,35 worth §2.00 Zine Boards..... 78c¢ worth 81.50 Stove Pipe...... 10¢ worth 20c Coal Hods....... [7¢ worth 32 ash redit. Take your choloe—We don’t care , flip which you choose. Formerly People’s Mam Send 10 cents for postage on big 94 ¢ Write for Baby Carriage or Sto Goods sold on payments i Close evenings at 6:30; except Mond Steel Ranges $24.35, Worth $38.00 4-Hole Ranges $5,65 Worth $9.76 6-Hole Ranges $9.25, Worth $17.60 e Burners $11.35, Worth $20.00 on Stoves $1.75, Worth $8.50 Parlor Cooks $8.60, Worth $17.60 ndry Stoves $3.40, Worth $6.50 Oil Heaters $4.90, Worth $0.756 Oak Stoves $5.65, Worth $11.00 lor Heaters $7.60, Worth $156.00 Shovels.....vvvas.ar. . B¢ worth 10¢ Dampers. . vev «oe. 7€ Worth 20¢ Pipe Collars..........3¢ worth 10¢ Elbows . 8¢ worth 250 Pokers. Bc worth 10¢ TERM worth of zoods, 81 per week or 81 per month worth ot good: 81 50 peo: worth of zoods, 82 por week or 88 per month worth of goods, 50 per week or $10 per month week or @ per month 200 worth of goods, 84 per weok or 815 per month moth Installment House atalogue. ve Catalogue—malled free. n Council Bluffs and South Omaha. ays and Satucdays, roceipts, 13,000 bags: , 4,000 bags; cleared Liverpool Markets LIVERPOOL, Oct, .—WHEAT—Close: Steady; demand moderate; No. 2 red, winter, s 2d; No. 2 red, sprng, 45 4 CORN—Firm; dcmand falling off; futures, firm; demand poor; October, 48 6%d; November, 48 6d; De r, 43 Gl FLOUR— 415, tures PROVISIONS—Pork, easy: demand poor: prime mess, western, 718 §d; prime mess, medium, 63 Beof, dull; demand poor: extra Indl prime mess, Gls 3d. Hams, du short . Bacon, deman a ; 40s; sho long elear, cany] dls; clear, 5 Ibs. Houlders, ;'demand moderut nd poor; spot, fu- nest white ; demand poor; prime city, ;s mand D OIL—St. Steady; moderate; spirits, 2 ROSIN 6. HOPS—At London, Pacific coast, mand poor; new crvp, (2 10s@L2 13, Jull; demand moderate; common, 3 steady; de- Chicago Fruit Quotations, CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—The Fruit sold California fruit at av lows: Malaga grapes, half half crates, 85c@§1.50; c half cratés, $1.0061.10 ; Beurre Clairgeaus, Duchess, $1.60; £ boxe company sold six cars California auction; double Tokay grapes, ingle crates double crates, Muscats, i singles, ;" double Cornicheons, $2.40; _singles Roée of Perus, 9 peaches, 654 Heath elings, 60 au %c; pome $1.25; Aurora clings, 55(r60 rk, one car, Decomice rs, §L. Clalrgeaus, $1.65G; quinc 8150 peaches, KOG New York Ury Goods Market, W YORK, Oct. 4.—As compared with the pediately preceding reports there hus been nge In the character of the demand, and, agh engagements are held strictly o current wants, they are %o numerous as {o have ab sorbed o good total of spot goods of all descrip- tions, while the actual movement has been very mucl enlarged through large forwardings on Provious engigements, In a quiet way, consider- able business has boen done in spring. Printing Ccloths have been in actual request, with large sales of spots and futures at 3c for 6 squares. Bpot goods in all markets practically cleaned up. $1.25; Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4—COTTON—Steady; sales, 3,300 ba G arrive, 6,160 bales: ordinary gocd ary, S%c: low middiing, aling, s%e; good middling, Ghc; middiing, fair, 64¢; fair, 713-16c, nominal; receipts, 11,460 bales; exports, Great Hiritain, 6,49 balen:' stock, 9,648 bales; futures, steady! sales, 6,200 bale sober, # November, $.7665.71 $.83G5.84; January, §5. 8605 wary, B.93; March, 36.0246.03; May, $6.08G8.0; 36.14@6.18; Ju) 5 ‘Frisco Wheat Market, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—Cleared, 4,819 15 of wheat WHEAT—Qulet cen December, #%c; May, 19%e. Sugar Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 4—SUGAR—Raw, dull o nominal; sales, none: refined opened ge 1160 lower and Market. FALL RIVER, Mass., Oct. 4.—The print cloth market has advanc al Notes. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.—Clearings, $1,409,740, BALTIMORE, Oct. 4. —Clearings, 2,019,085 bal- ances, $318,991. BALTIMORE, Oct. 4—Clearings, §1,019,068; bal- wnces, $18,957. CINCINNATI, Oct, A—Money, g6 pss cent. WM. LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions. Priyate wires to Cnicago and New, Yoi All business orders placed on Chk Board of Irade. Correspondencé solicited. . Office, room 4, New York Life Bullding Pelephone 1308, New York exchange, 15c discount to par. Cleate ings, §1,932,260. bale 4.—Clearings, $15,499,940; HOSTON, Oct. ances, §1,712,135, NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Clearings, $04,090,577; bale ances, $7,163,610. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.—Clearings, $10,19%s 067; balances, $1,450,344, MEMPHIS, Oct, 4.—New York exchange, pat Clearings, $45,465; balances, $0,629, AN FRANCISCO, Oct, d.—Drafts, sight, 125e] Sfiver bars, 6G6H4e. Mexi dollars, BIGFEIY LONDON, Oct, 4. Buenos Ayres at St. Petersburg, 10: Gold ; Madrid, 10.0 ‘Athens, 17; I8 guoted toduy o ; Lisbon, 20, Home, 109; Vi 10, Oct. 4.—Clearings, 15,023,000, Mone 4G4 per cent all; 66 per cent on timi New York exchange, 6tc discount. Foreign RIS, for ment of s the 1 th clrculation, counts, hand, 3,900,001, LONDON, of v 1y statement of the Bank of he_ following e a8 Compi vious account: reserve, eirculation, ine £545,000; bl dere £1,26,000; 'other securities, dec £198,000; other Aeposits, decrease, £1,306,000; pul ‘i rease, 2,000; notes, reserve, Oct, 4, the account the Bank following “Thr The weekly France o3 a8 col nt: Notes 000f; treasu ,825,0000; gold d, d in hand, decreal i dec . WESTERN PENSIONS. Veterans of the Late War Remembered b the General Government. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—(Special)—P sions granted, issue of September 22, wel Nebraska: Original-George A, Coj Westerville, Custer; Jacob Zimmermaty Grand Rapids, Holt; Mary L. Parker, nure#y cnoa, Nance, lowa: Original—John Bunting, Springs, Page. Increase—Marcus B, Lest Koszta, lTowa; Michael Biyer, Loulsa. Original widows, Kanoft, mother, Durant, Cedar, war survivors—Increase—Isaac Toledo, Tama. Yado: Original—Arthur C. 8loan, Col orado Springs, El Paso; George Kilvingto Ladore, Routt, Relssue—Willlam Mercer, Mosac, Costilla. Southl Dakofa: Original—Joshua, P Clark, Clark; Henry C. Rohleder, Grash Meade; James Pugh, Faulkton, Fauli. Montana: _Orlginal—Robert O. Sincl Big Timber, Park. —— That Joyful Feellng, With the exhilarating sense of e health and strength and Internal clean! which follows the use of Syrup of unknown to the few who have not beyond the old time medicines and the substitutes sometimes offered, but never | Septed by the well lntormeds Colle,