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

iy ERGIAL AND FINANCIAL @rain Markets Had a Tempestuous Time of it Yesterday, ~ WHEAT HAD A STRONG START GENERALLY b fl Had Scarcely Got Under Way, However, * When the Orders of the Short P Bellers Were Turned Loose. CHICAGO, Oct. 5, —The grain market had a tempestuous time today. The reported death £ Of the czar, a héavy New York faflure, light " fecelpts and light clearances mixed them- #elves and the traders up badly, and fluctua- tions were sharp and numerous. At the fin- " Ish December wheat was %c lower, May corn Uinchanged and May oats e lower. Provi- slons declined moderatly. The small local receipts of grain and firmer markets abroad gave the wheat market a Atrong start. It had scarcely got under way, however, when Pardridge and Leeming and other commission houses whose principal Clients are short sellers opened their flood g:e- and swamped the early buyers. Decem- , Which started at from bi%e to 64%c bid, and with a sale or two at 54%c, was knocked down to 63%c in the course of fifteen min- utes. The short sellers had but a few min- utes of triumph at that time. The people Who handle cash grain reported buyers of their goods at an early hour of the session. The reports from the northwest were con- firmatory of what was telegraphed yesterday regarding the falling off in farmers’ deliveries at Interfor stations, but the decreased move- ment was generally ascribed to the rainy weather and consequent bad state of the Toads. The report that the czar of Russia was dead was a matter which tangled up legitimate influences for a short time until the rumor was killed and the czar restored to his family and subjects. The price recov- ered equally from its decline and soon sold up to bdlo for December, May keeping step in the advances and declines of from Sc to -16¢, more or less than that. The strength it corn at this time helped wheat. The fafl- ure of a New York stock house was the sig- &" for general sclling again by the local pers, under which the price dropped again %c for December. A few buying orders at the decline quickly changed the feeling of the crowd once more. The price on the last named advance reached 543%c. Primary mar- ket receipts were light at 748,621 bu., which Included two days' arrivals at £t. Louis. To offset that the Atlantic port clearances were om{ equal in wheat and flour to 220,000 bu. including 10,000 bu. at New Orleans. Clos- ing cables were firm and higher from Liver- pool and Berlin, but rather easier from Parls. The last turn of the whirligig market was downward, The bears took more comfort out of the Wall street failuro than the bulls 0. 3, delivered, $340: No, 3, 82e: No. 2 W@awe; No. 1 white, 3SaaNe; truck Bgsse; track white, 8@ 0c. — Options steady, ruled quist and elosed dull; Jan- uary elosed ‘%o, nominali May, T@Slc, ‘,'J d at 37%0; October olosed at 3%e, ndmina ovember, 33%G3%e, closed at 33%0; December, BE@ %0, cloasd at BNe. HOPS=—Dull; slalg, common to cholce, 39%c; Pacife gomt. ' #%d Ay HIDE: Iri; wet salted, New Orleans se. lgcted, 45 to 60 Ibs., 4%@6c; J'vwnr; Ayres, dry, 20 1o 24 1bs., 10@11c; Texas, dry, 24 to 90 Ib L] : hemlock mole, Buenos Ayres, vi 53 1o, WOOL dy; domestic fleece, 19 e FitoV ect, stendy, Cut meat plekle T4@se: pigkled ghou pickied hams, 0goqc. " Lard, dull; westorn steam closed at §5.05 asked: salen, none; Octob 8, nominal; January, §7.85, dull; continent, $5.60;" 8. A. compound, %040, X, duil. BUTTER — Quiet and western dalry, 13G11 o west- em tactory, Wo; Elging, 26c; _imitation creamery, tate dalry, 14G2c; state it dy; large, 8G10%c; small, 10%c; 5 full skims, 3@3'c. t; state and Pennsylvania, 19 wostern {resh, 150 4.25; recelpts, 7,425 pl Steady; 100 hhds. at’ 4%c, closing at PETROLEUM—-Dull; United closed at bid;" Washington, bbis, $6: Washington, §3.5%; refined, New York, $5.15; Philadel: phin and Baltimoro, §6.10; Philadeiphia and Bal- timore, in bulk, $ MOLASSES New Orleans open kettlo, go0d 1o choice, 28GIe. ROSIN—Firm; strained, ecommon to good, $1.28 1 TURPENTINE-Steady at 28%@G28%e. RICE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 44@6'c; Japan, 4%@{ie. PIG TRON=Dull; Scotch, $19.50@20.95; Amerl- can, $10.00G713,00, R-Quiet: lake, $0.659.70. Quiet; 31714, tendy; 'Stral 5 ER-Quict; domestic, 114003424, Sales ‘change today: 16 tons cash tin, $18.76; ruary tin, $15.40; 25 tons Februar$ tn, tons Maich tin, 815, ON SEED OIL—Nominal; sales of four cars prime crude, loose, for millers, teported at 2%; prime crude, new, 280; off ¢ 266G27c, yellow 'butter grades, ghoice @iniie: prime yellow, 83a3ie; Yellow 3le; prime ‘white, 33G33 OMANA GENERAL MARKETS, “Conditlon of Trade and Quotations on Staple and Faney Produce. The market on old fowls is glutted and it 1s hard work to move stocks even at the low quo- tations given below. The cgg market Is firmer on strictly fresh BUTTER—Packing stock, 1lc; falr to good country, 14@lic; choice to fancy, 19G20c; gath- ;‘;wl creamery, 20G2le; separator creamery, 220 2. T Per doz., 1316 LIVE POULTRY—OId hens, 6c; roosters, dc; spring chickens, 6c; ducks, 5@7c; spring t keya, T@itic; hen' turkeys, 7c; gobblers, 6G6c eese, 4@de. ME—-Prairie chickens, young, per doi $2.50 prairie chickens, old, per doz., $2; gro 3 young, per dos., $2.50G2.75; grouse, old, per doz., ; blue wing ver doz., §1.35; green wing teal, per doz., 8125 ducks, Mixed, per 40z, 31 sbacks, $3.50@4.00; mallards, $2.60@G3.00. L—Cholce fat and small veals are quoted arge and conrse, 3adc. CHEESE—Wisconsin, full cream, new make, 134c; Nebraska and lowa, full ' cream, 1lc; Nebraska and Iowa, part skinis, 7@8c; Limburger, No. 1, 1lc; brick, No. 1, 13c; Swiss, No. 1, M@ifc. HAY~Upland hay, $§; midland, $7.60; low] nd; $7; rve straw, 8. Color maies the price on hay. Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bring top prices PIGEONS—OId birds, per doz., T60. ferred, Northern Paoille prefeirsd and To- bacco preferred, 1 per cent; Chleago & St. Paul, 1% per cent; Plitsburg, Cleveland, Qojumbus, Chicago & St. Louls, 1% per cént; Denver & Rlo Grande preferred, 1% per ‘cont; New Jeriey Coptral & Paul Yrgvemd. 1% per cent, and Adams Kxpress, pef gent. Deglines were estpblished of 1 pef cent 1n St. Paul & Dujuth, Ohio Southern and Américan District Telegraph. In the final deallngs trade was light in volume, but the market closed strong. The bond mar- ket was firm all day and the tradjng active, sales aggregating $1,468,000 Chesapeake, 4l4s, Texas Pacific second8 and Atchison ds being most prominent in the dealings. The changen are mainly confined to fractions. Advances were recorded in Minneapolis & St. Louls firsts, southwestern division, 3 per cent; Georgla Pacific consuls, trusts rozeipts, 4 par ¢ent; Iron Mountain, Cairo, Arkansas & Texas firsts, 2 per cent; Oregon Short Line consul §s, 2 per cent; Chicago & St. Louls and New Orleans 8s, 1% per cent, and St. Paul firsts, southwestern division, 1 per cent. Declines: = Wisconsin Central income, 2% per cent; Oregon Navigation bs, trust re- ecipts, 2 per cent. The Bvening Post says: With no great show of activity, the stock market con- tinued today to manifest its returning confi- dence. Nearly all the prices moved up slowly from the start, the gains in some of the granger stocks being cohsiderable. For- clgn brokers did little, though American stocks went above our lgvel In the London market before this market opened. There wero some faint echoes of the war scare in the form of bold and transparent dispatches that the czar was dead, but this was all. The Evening Post's London cablegram says: The stock market opened firm today but quickly gave wa on continental selling, accompanied by rumors of the death or fatai sickness of the czdr. Neither report was confirmed, but the latter statement is gener- ally belleved. ~Americans. were firm the greater part of the day, owing to support on the New York side and the scarcity of the stocks here. The closing was weak, in sympathy with our markets. Louisville especially was offered. Silver securities were exteptionally steady on rumored China and Japanese loans, The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- t+3) inop ... A(Inmll’lE!flru Alton, T do =2%3s Xpres Baliimore & Oh'o. Ontario & W. Canada Pactfic.... Oregon Imp Canada Southern. Orezon Nay Sentral Paciflo O 8L &U N Shes. & Ohio. ... agifie Mall. Brpg Pitwbure. . 1 ullman Palace dading.... C.C.C.&SL L.... Richmond Term. Colo. Goal & Iron o pfd Gotton OIl Cert. .. R. G. . & Hudson, ... R.G W ptd k. & WL ook [siana.. . pta. |8t Pan) ... 00 &C. F. Co Paul ofd . Tonn, St. P. & Omani 7t Ao pHd........ do pfd gouthorn Pac. . Foft Wayne. ", ... |Sugar Rotner G. Northern pfd.. ‘ehn. Con} & [ron QR Ly ‘exas Paolfic. ocking Valley.. . & O. Cent. prd. 1. Céntral ... {Tnion Pacifi I Ter o832 SeBREnS REKER SRE SR FeER L3S Oattle Rooeipts Reath the Highest Mark Recorded &t the Local Yards, NO ~ FINISHED ~ STEERS ON SALE Offerings Entirely from the Range—Cows ana Canners Sell Slightly Lower—Hogs Btea'y to Woak—Sh Dall and Pew, Crowded, FRIDAY, Oct. 6, 1804. So far this week receipts uf cattle have been nearly 7,000 heavier then last, while hog supplies have fallen oft about 3,000 head and sheep nearly 2,000 head. Late arrivals on Thursday swelled the re- celpts to 8,647 head, Which was tho largest number of cattle ever recefved here in any one day. The largest previous run was 7,786 head, which number arrived nearly a year ago, on October 23, 1893, A good share of the cattle that cama in late on Thursday were on today's market, so that, with the 4,900 fresh cattle there were over 7,000 on sale today when the market opened. Nearly everything was direct from the range and there was an unusual scarcity of beef for so large a number of cattle. Conditions were all against the sellers and they had to ac- cept a very material decline in prices. With such ample offcrings buyers could afford to be indifferent, and in the face of a decline of from §0c to G0c in Chicago this week they were inclined to be very bearish. Bids and sales were all of from 10c to 15 lower than Thursday, making a decline since Mon- day of from 25c to 40c. Of course, the under grades, being most abundant, suftered the most, but even the more desirable grades did not escape. It was a dull, weak market throughout and nothing like a complet: clear- ance was made. Cows also shared in the general depres- sfon. Including holdovers, there must have been nearly 1,000 loads on sale, and, although the demand was quite active, both from local and outside butchers, most sellers were pe fectly satisfied if able to work off their hold- ings at within from 10c to 15c of Thursday's prices. Calves were in good demand and firm, notwithstanding the liberal offerings Bulls, oxen and stags generally sold at a shade under Thursday’s quotations. The market was simply oversupplied with stockers and feeders, s0 that buyers were able to shade prices somewhat, in spite of the continued active demand from all sources Good to chofce feeders are quotable at from $2.70 to $3.15; fair to good, from $2.40 to $2.70, and common grades from §2.25 down. Representative sales: cows. Av. Pr. No. Av. T JBROSL T 1....1100 82 00 1960 180 d 200 9% 18 2 816 180 15... 200 D680 18 1. 2 00 7 fooders.... 830 240 Eldredge Dros, 057 210 cown ... T 218 HOGS—Receipts fail to show any Improve- ment either to quantity or quality. To- day's run fell about a thousand short of Thursday, or a week ago, and while there ‘were a few very good heavy hogs on sale, the proportion of poor light and underweight Stuff, was aboyt as large as ever. Packers again had it all' their own way, and only the smallness of the supply prevented prices from going considerably lower. On account of the lower markets east and the ample supplies there, shippers are doing very little at western markets, and only the good fresh meat demand and the light receipts are re- sponsible for the maintenance of values. The market opened about steady, with falr to very good mixed hogs selling at from $4.75 to $5.10. Cholce heavy stuff sold up to $5.30 and poor light mixed and rough stuft down to $4.50. Pigs and stock hogs were not In very active request, bt they.sold about as usual down around §2.50 to $4.50, according to welght and quality. The market weak- ened off as the morning advanced and clos- ing sales were pretty close to a nickel lower than Thursday. Falr to good mixed hogs sold very largely today at from $4.76 to $5.10, as against $4.85 to $6.10 on Thursday and $5.10 to $6.26 a week ago. Representative sales: No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. 8h, Pr. 161 400 $4 50 a . 40 §4 167 160 60 oianee 120 a2 80 460 T 0 4 8 : o1 7} i S H [ w0 o0 490 1GS AND ROUGH. 50 0 3 00 i 300 e i 300 5 ‘ 3 00 : { 30 i 800 H 300 SHEEP—Supplies were heavy and the mar- ket weak and lower. Good muttons and lambs were in fair request at prevailing low prices, but it was hard to sell common and stock sheep at any price. Representative sales 4 bucks .. . . 27 8 native ‘mixe CHICAGO LIVE STOUK, There Was Firmness for All Grades of Cattle. CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—About 9,000 cattle came in Sold evepywhere HOUSEWIVES USB THE NICFAIRBANK COMPANYevicago Steel Ranges $24.35, Worth $38.00 4-Hole Ranges $5,65 Worth é9.75 6-Hole Ranges $9.25, Worth $17.60 Base Burners $11.35, ‘Worth $20.00 Canon Stoves $1.75, Worth $8.60 Parior Cooks $8.60, Worth $17.50 Laundry Stoves $3.40, Worth $6.50 could find n all the favorable features of the it S & batuth 3% day’'s news. The market declined to 53lc POTATO ’\EI:'JET‘(\D;,‘EA. K. & 'x\nm...t.l a3 ‘w.s,l.'.. under the bear hammering- and closed | OF 5" WHANS fandplcked navy, $2.38: me. | LAKe Erle& W. KA ey frm at 630 to 53%c. . 32106215, common White beans, $L50 | Laide Bors s Corn was strong the greater part of the | 18). o Truat. W, 8T Be session. Tho selling Pressure by heavy spec- | QNEONTON orders M@Tie. oulaviilel ulators has given place to buying by a sim- | CREERY Por de o A0 He: antiatian Con ar class. The strength of the cash situa- | SWEET DOTATOES—Per Ib., 3¢, or $3.50 | Membhiog o “ tlon, which includes the smallnest of ele- | Per bbl.i Jorsey, $5.60 per bbl. mcm.‘fi\flon vator stocks, and very light receipts were | | Lyl o Mobié k O the main element of strength. October corn, vl e R R Nashvillo Cha. which has ruled lower than the May future T Caltforatd, Peseriobn SHI0OLT. e | Natibnal Gorddzs recently, ggt to & good premium today, and P«t‘%ll&-rra %0c@sL. i i flflg i as i spot corn brought Y%c premium over sellers ¥ S—0c§1.23. 8 LW oh © 9t the month. A sale of 100,000 bu. of No. | roriy s B Cliread g, MSRInE sock; B Norh A I ' 2 corn for shipment to Peorfa, which was | G185 2 e e | fariheta Foite, L reported early ih the session, emphasized the —~Concords, 10-1b. baskets, 2lc; rouna | MO s 220 pil.... s 100 Scarcity of spot stuff, but liberal offerings Aei Slifornia Tokay, $1.60; muscat, $1.3.Q) iMhe total siics of stock today were 157,451 No. 8 for November and December de- 36— Caj i, e udings Ametioan Supnr, 38,000, Tur- ANBERRIES—Cape Cod, fancy, $9.75G10.00 | lington, 50,100 h jas, 92,300; Distilling & of yesterduy's prices. They Insisted upon u re- liveties received from points in Ilinojs found Ubl.; Cape Cod, ¢hoice, 30.609.13. Cafletoodinig, 2.000; Loulciitio & Naswviie. 65 . duction of 10c. and. although: holders ma no buyers at from 4c to 4%c per bu. dis- TROPICAL FRUITS, Missourl Pacific, } Rock Island, 6,300; &ood fikht against the cut, they had finilly (o ANGE 2 2 . | Paul, 25,600, ive way. The ver cholcest of the offering count under May prices. Local receipts were | ORANGES—Mexicin, 110, 200, per box, $4.50; o M e only sixty-nine cars, and 110 estimated for | "RANKNKE oM Siock, 11,7502 per bynch New York Money Market. & e 24la ot be turned at better than f tomorrdw are likewlse very light for this | LEMONS—Fancy Messina, a0 i %o, "$isn: | NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—MONEY ON CALL— B e o B ghie Close tuisele TERMS: Season of the year. The market, after being | chllce Messina, G, $L207 360, M 256150, ‘{‘.lniypg; 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent;closcd i The bulkc of the businiess was done af fess” (han 810 worth of strong nearly all day, olosed weak, effected o SRRy T ROt PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—IG5 per cent. H AN $5. and many sales making bulow $4.5 by the decline in wheat. October opened at Vi STERLING EXCHANGE—Stfong, with actuai e found a good many hogs still in sellers OYSTERS—Medium, per can, 13c; horse shoes, business kers' bill; 4.86% @18 de- e $0}4o bld, advanced to 50%o and closed at Blo, | 106 cxtra. standauth, “ihoi extth. dereeta, soes | DS in pankers, bille at SLIK@LST for de. v 2 F p prices are from 10c to 15 Vr %o improvepent for the day. May started cn‘gmgny selects, mi, New York counts, 30c, rates, $4.86%G4.57 and $4.8T15@4.88; o 1% 1 30 | today, making more than 75,000 hend for the - 965 185 aoe 200 expired part of this week, agninst $0,123 h a d\'m ::3 e for the same time last week, 61,895 head a year % 13 : 31 Knd 14,136 Tiemu two years do. Tite MATKEt | s i et e —t Oak S bl i g i O ok fter hery 187sely T e Surbl Price 814.65 ak Stoves $6.86, very good demand from the several sources, and Foe hte handsomo bge butver, Worthgll.OO 1 °of the frosh arrivals and about all of the {'«"fm}”.fi""f i |;mh-;lr~'rnu-]- | Parlor Heaters $7.60, s full nickeled and has o Worth $15.00 Oil Heaters $4.90. ot Dl A L i e S e o ot ST R et & FEZESFE X PEREERER 33 > were bid vesterday, but the general market was not_quotably higher than Thursday. There w bout 4000 natives, 4,000 westerns and 1,00 Tex- ns. Natives sold on a basis of from $1.% to $6.20 for inferior to extra, westerns from $1.50 to 3400 and Texans from $1.2 to $3.2, Weakness n had possession of the hog market. There was a falr degree of aclivity both In the shipping and packing demands, but none of the buyers would talk trade on a busis stock was closed out by moon. in man instances salesmen obtained better prices than 1 the latest Improvements s | well worth £25, 00 | forre B3 Gasoline Ovens..$1,35 worth $2.00 ?)h AL Bt e -E7ic wor:: ;g: Zine Boards..... 78¢ worth $I SIMDELSs 526 endn e tblTNOS X . S Pipe Collars..........3¢ worth 10c Stove Pipe...... 10 worth 20c | pbo 078" i B WOt Coal Hods. . 17¢ worth Pokers....oovivaa. ... 5c worth 100 £ BRESBISHES wanFasimes e per month g worth ot coods, %1.50 per week or 6 per month ower than $50 woeth of zoods, Commercial | 17 : e v at the close of Tast weok, The market B Pt week:oF 88 per saGHEE 1 that ancy, per 1b., 150. bills, " $4.54 . § ? an that much eurly In the weel R ks ‘:ihc h-‘:‘o’r:::-r:; I‘{:\es;"‘:c A Olone yes, | HONBY-Calicomiy" oo ork toney, togye. | 7 PR R CATES 63140, § o : k : Trvarr g S B $35 worth of coods, S e MAYLE SYRUP—Gallon ¢ans, per doz., § GOVERNMENT BONDS— Firm; state bonds, s <% Ket euftercd from an oversup. § £2.50 per week or 810 per month afll I;rolu to Bl!gc;, llu:ndped to 50%c and mhl!'rmr:v‘non& 15 l;e:“ ngliah wainiita, l:uo Inactive; rallroad bonds, firm, i G i 5 celpts for the last five days aggre. $100 worth of goods, i 3 razl uts, H Cl 6 7 1d nd he | g‘o..'-:ntnrmd’ ;twdfl ,'i.clell B open. | < o s, eastern Closing q“nlullon:‘c‘;:l gunm;‘::e:- follows. 2 | I 3 mvm .'l.‘.»‘” e [¢ \‘n“ Jast FIRRL p:r :n:eu or 812 per moath ) - | CIDER-Pure jujce, per bbl., $8; halt bbl., $. 3 L8 i Gotutions. Is g vrth of goods, Ing a shade easior gradually firmed up. The | HIDES—Ng l’“}iuenwméé it ey e Erlo 2nd a0 T Forh 3113015 #1250 81 per week or 815 per mont Mmovements ot pricos in comn continued to | hides, S Ko, 1'reen Nebiea Wit dict K63 160, H. &8 A 5 L oae 1 8000 head: calves, 500 head; Influence oat fluctuations principally, although | §o™ sajied 407 NC: § green salted pidog, 2 1o | O- X 2080 170 A5 PorL0-hend there were strong bullish fehtures in this | 40 lba. sioc: 3 1 vial hit s o o laded L0 1o Damn 113 & WL ] market. The disposition to buy was very | & vyl calt. s to 15 W0, &0} No.'3 dry int i | AlsClasa 4. e 17 ; e S w“““'“":‘:"m"‘ cl:g::dlc.éfzr:l:‘b':’::‘ l:i 0:"’ fe; N &2 :nrr’I 'L“::;l!dh d\:lel 4‘2& ;:r I‘b,d{eyu :Ll:: Alg. Class G, . 000 head quality ‘not quite 50 good eral b whs de- £ Cyrrengios it market moderately active but easy, and prices rived from that. May started steady at PELTS—Green salted, each, 25G80; NoX o KERS, ] y cipts, §000 head; market quict; 3430, touched B414c, sold down to 33%c, up | KTeen sated shoarlings (short wooled eafly siins). s 10.. 2 o $50 2 > T weak to 84%c and 34i¢e, and shortly before the LR, e linss, Ghort wooled enrly | N0 . ! e : 2 s 7,000 head; market fate; close sold at 34}c, closing at 34c. wooled early’ skins), No. 2 each, 8o; dry fiint C. nonfund... 2 |R.GW. 1st The market for hog products ruled weak. | Kansas and Nebraska butchor wool pelty, por | Tevn. now st E Consols 7s.. orin Grain Market. The prices, compared with those at the close | Nibrasia s sisl’ pude, " Ber JE08 and | ZEEOTE Ba:. : L‘;‘ypc.‘-‘; o ; En 3 PEORIA, Oct. §_CORN-Active a1d higher; yosterday, are 16c lower for pork, 6c lower | welght 4Geite: by ok §o|o;n.m butciier” wool | V& Conturiey e R OIS Aoths. end higher: No. 8 white, 8040 for lard and 7ie oft for ribs. Packers were Relth, bor 16" actugl welght, igoie; ‘ory Wit | ,do detor 0 < 1c; No. 3 whil je.” fery s g F ey olorado mirral Wool pelth, per Ib., “actual ‘chison 49, % 1 urce 49630c. agaiu the selle iverpool 0t Was | weighnt, 4G0o; (have feot s oft, ‘er 117 Atchisol i U, P. o H Quoted weak for meats and is 1s 64 lower for | Lo pay’ freii on thomy. r RGN actess Ll {habagh 5 | Weat Shiore 44 i o5 o ; Fim el BiEh winehariyisl 12 lard, Hog receipts were 17,000 head today | FALLOW'AND' GREASE—Tallow, No. 1 se; | Sef i R i ’ Dulith Wheat darker. and 10,000 head are estimated for tomorrow. | 48owi No, & e grease, ‘white A, to; grensel | D. z ; R 3 Oct. 5—WIEAT—Close: No. 1 Freight rates steady at 13c for wheat, 1%c 24oi old bullee, 2G2o; beeswas, prime, i6G300; Boston Stookx Quotations. . s 2 i Sav! il Aipashiand,On for corn and barley, and 1%c for oats to | Youkh yellow, 1%@lc. BOSTON, Oct. 6.—~Call loans, 2@3l§ bar cont: r k 2d, dSe; (o arrive, No. 1 Horih Buffalo. L 5 tme lodns, 334 per cent. Closiuz pricas for 3 ‘The leading futures ranged’as follows WOOL MARKET, lluc‘l.bouflu and nining shares: - AT T Woti g B br. NG _Low. ] Attendance at the London Auctlon Sales | Am gg!i\: N E R el T ol "% teeders. . b2 81 H "f X 52 Good and Prices Well Malntalned. 4 ar pid. . 3 1 str, Vg, 9 hiidren Sry for saviak| oaa By LONDON, Oct, 5—The attendance at the | iy SaleGhe. USTTR e B Aaitm tiar 098 c wdd BN box| o8N wool sales today was good and prices were Boston & Aloan New England 86, 100% 4 COW. er 011007 Pitcher's Castoria. aful § strs, (g, 1256 2 5 — ik d Children Cry fo- 503 B23 well malntained for all kinds of good wools, | Bosto Gen. Blectric 5s... 87 — e — - e 1% THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE Pitcher's Castoria. e I T e Take your cholce—We don't care n Nip which you choose, Formerly People’s Mammoth Installment House end 10 cents for postage on big '94 catalogue. Write for Baby Carriage or Stove Catalogue—malled free. Goods sold on payments in Council Bluffs and South Omaha. Close evenings at 6:30; except Mondays and Saturdays. Bay Sta oty Bo%y Seleotions fancled by buyers were limited. | 49 P Wis.Cank 1aia. 88 0% § 4| ool do0u American purchuses amounted to 90 bals, - The Piichasy pra Allones niug 0o 30 R ocers. ols| 613 cose| number of bales offered today - was 15122, of | Gen R ; I 1500 Wwere Swithdrawn from sale. Saics | Giiors Sy Butie & hoscon v Josy | 1 Steeril: N 1 3 | ngdetaily, New South Wales, 01t bales: scoured; Caly 206 ils 1d easy, b G6d; Queensland, 649 . ¥, 3 o Ceutes L, sawem| 8sm, vadess” goired 1801e; gredey. " SGRALY v o Rl e 0 3 Lori, baies: scoured, 70G2s Thd; greasy. cars: 1275 | 1280 | 12 50 Gdata; Soutn Australin. 675 balca; scqured 1004 | | Beosammes i Ini greAsy, 1GSd; New Zealand, 1,052 bales; | Onion Phoifc uiney.... . o [ 7 B2k sooured, T4A@ls 1d; greasy. 418@11d; Cape of | West Ena.. amaraci ... 780 | 735 | 720 d Tlope and Natw, 14 bales d, | W.End bid: o g7i4l 671l 67 | 61 e s oot o S TR e T sl 84714l 64714 645 6 374 JOUIB, "Oct. 5. ~WOOL~Dull and un- San Franeisco Mining stock Quotations, cows....... 030 210 — own-1LfT~Cattle cos . PR p— SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 5.—The official closing | 1 cow..... 080 210 < 409 strm Pex.. A affl“ teady and unchanged. 5 (o Wheat Macket. 'ium\'lllu for mining stocks today were as fol- 271 cows,..... 902 2 05 BAT—N. I Oct. 5—~WHEAT—Steady; | low J. Wilson. q‘r‘n’%. inal: o' 1, ¢ o8 B%c; cleared, 146,08 | g B TR 1 heffer..... 460 1 i 1 heiter, gx'rg!_—’l’m : Bllsb‘:o: r;o. l:)'el, .'-|:».,:. " Il‘h-lul:-;! b Mono. i ST, o o8 a5 o, c; No. white, 31%@82%0¢; o n est elchel Mount Diabl] COW.iruvess BO o oA No. 3 white, $i%@31yc. STUCKS AND BONDS, Bodie Con.. Ophiir.. . . O RYE—No. 2 s, 3 5 Bulwer. G 5 str, .. o Br tg. BARLEY—No. 3, 8¢; No. 3, 0G30; No. 4 | Speculation Was Strong slo Tone with an | ghollar st (g 2 cows. . on. Ol & Vi : R SRR AR Aloe & Penfold Co:—I am very much pleased LAX SEED-No. 1, §147 Upwaed Tendency, } steer, 0 Is with us this week. Do you remember the wonderiul achiev 3 strs, g, Children Cry for ments of its old commander, when he took command (after McPhe Yisaw son fell) and won a great victory, at Atlanta? 1 Sowe i Pitcher’s Casteria. 9 strs, ‘Ug... 48 feeders. . s 20 ol 5 strs, tg. . 12 march 3ist, 1504, 8714, Y—Distiliers’ finished goods, per ga London Stock Quota lons. L ble (‘llt:ll, LONDON, Oct. 5.4 p. m. elosin;: esterday's covering movement was contin- | g TS ued, and most of the room traders were on | Rre o Lociic. 87 IS Daul s the ' bull side of the market, and there did | Erio3 onnayl vant not see to be 8. Central. ... . . esterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and | \hich the ‘thorts oula. operate, - So. fim | Mesican ondiniy ‘ Provisions, Metals. Ete, was the tone of speculation that no effort Fluancial Notes. o NEW YORK. Oct. 6.~FLOUR-Receipts, .70 | to hammer stock was made on the announce- [ pocron o f et S Fatade. s i i exports 8,100 bbls.; sales, 2600 pkgs.; mar- | ment of a recelver for the firm of Cofin & | amees ! g1 irs o ko kb agl i) steers...... 892 Meady with more active demand. Good win- | Stanton, which appears to have been due | BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.—Clearings, 42,28,449; Bunoie 1223 Batents and bakers' for export closed steady. | rather (o a disagreement between the part- | balances, §201,34. AR flour, 1ulcl' sales, 180 pi Jiye flour, | ners than to any financial embarrassment, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 6.—Clearings, $9,732, NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. 1 bull........1500 cows. ......1100 2 W 1010 8 3 et 2o Logan was inyincible in war., The Great Up-to-Date Remedy, - Logan's Sarsaparilla and Celery Compound, gets its namo in honor of th illustrious volunteer soldier. It is invincible for the blood and nerves, 88 Logan on the battlefield. It wins its fight against disease ev ry time, cure, = Guaranteed. You arve trifling with your health if you don't try LOGAN'S SA. Ducber Watch Works, Canton, 0. | SAPARILLA AND CELERY. Sold by all druggists, 1f for any reason y ~ unable to fina it at ylv.-)ur drug store, write to OGAN SARSAPARILLA AND CELERY (0., ':(r)“:vwl senens B84 NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK == — OMAHA, NEB BAILEY, —_——— gy U, 8. Depository, Umaha, Nebraska, LOUIS, Oct. 5.—Clearings, $5.307.441; bal- THE DENTIST WM. LOUDON. v ! November olosed ut $615c, nomin. Chicago Gas also stands unchanged on the | anecs, SSELH. Nioney duir ot g pen cont o < CAPITAL, $400,000 b g 5 .tkzfie'“o-‘:‘fl:u m,;‘.’.:;‘:‘ A dny; n.;h-mi.; mu\']ed ;’nhln d- Tage lu‘r R ange on New York, o discount bid, of- N w HARH'S & co SURPLUS §55.500 1) ltu:‘-:‘n):'l:.:.::.‘u::r Commission Merchunfl M. futures and 30,000 bu. s cent. Early in the day a deal of this stoc A g s » Vi - ¢ Progges irve Closing dull; No. %, 0% | was sold o take the profits of yesterday's | (CHICAGO, ~ Oct. B.—Clearings, $14,146,000, ’ . BANIKERS ' T R ek A AL B punridee wark £ - or Gl $1.00: pure I ¥2.00. 163-168 Dearborn-st., Chicago. o dpy sl ol le 15 Wallest., New York. 70 Stateest., Boston, | saonts Jon 6. Cottine, - siaeorasidenss Lowts | Office, 3rd floor Paxton Blook, 16th and Far- | Private wires to cni agg, apa New, ¥ Bam Stesets. Ml"su-m- orders of Trade. Telephone 1085, o Tady Avendant o " Geman Spoken. Giticer” oo 4 New' York Lite V6B DB, BAILEY'S TOOTH POWDER kY ne 1508, L 1 1 strs, Ug. 8 cows. . 1 £2 - t1 1924 8.—Clearings, $320,097; bal- (0 commend Beynours s an optl vown' Polut. st g o8 s, U clon, having been”satistacioeily. Hiten With giiate ;kl(lgmgNfiufihm;Pr“m '5'9 Ry NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—Speculation on the r'::fifi.('""{ry {Utah... rstss ones. her astigmiatism @ dernn-dk Ereat lIA‘cucm - el bl., s saae 3 RS, " er om in rof 01 ‘ork, 1 would rec. 1800 Tars per i 3 Stock exchange today was Strong in tone and | Hajo & Norerass.. | ey Tripter, commend all of’ (he Argscie. profession 1o do Like 1‘1:'-_ -IQ;(-‘ ‘ll;ml)fi i b'm oy .l b the movement of prices upward, the oc- e e T : 122 feeders.. v w:::. 'v:.-i x;gu);', r;_ Mxmm WALLACE, " boxed), 5; whort clear » Yok Mimay { o - U B, - inlia Acaderiy o o). $1. 2507.37 casional slight reactlon occurring being mere- | .o TO% Hooke Miniax Quiatatiogs. 162 COWS. a1 S HEADACILE CAUSED. BY EYE STRAIN. ly the unimportant recessions incidental to | closing mining q\otatio TS, g Many pent s, R Ol 0 a1 ¥ ersons whose heads are constantly ach. i following were the recelpts and shipments | & rising market and due to realizing sales | Sholorr " TPTymoutn 1atr, Ug. 1ng have no idea What reilet selontiicatly’ ftied i and bear spurts, but did not seriously in- | Crownoin |Sterra Novadi: sl sen will give: the, This theory s now uni- ooty [hipmenta | terrupt the tendency toward a higher fange | Con.Cal. & Va |Standard." 1.0 SO ; Versally "establ shed, - “Improperly fitted glasses of value. It was in the railway Mst that | QoMY Voilow Jacices.: 1 cow........ 111 1ot lead to TOTAL BLINONESS T Our sty 019000 | the improvement was most marked, and of | Hale& Norcross.. 100 |Iron Silver. 1 cow. et el L adjust glasses safely and correctly s beyond #1i000 | this group the grangers were the’ leaders, | Homosiake. 1450 Quickailvor.:: L Mot question. Consult us. Eyes tested free of charge. 135000 | A promigent factor of the situation was the RRIOAR ¢ - 17 do preferrad. Rtituin 8000 | firmness of American securities on the Lon- g [P > THE ALOE,&PP,ENHFOLD ¢o., 000 | don market, although beyond some small buy- £ e myRoN e/ RaNGg Sotr s On the Produce exchango today the butlar m ing of St. Paul the foreign houses were not 3 Hl'i',:'.““ e;“:‘";j;‘;:-.‘l‘!,‘f‘“““i dairy, 13%@ | in the market 1o any apprec . Blead, . Dueber-Hampden 17-Jewel i Watches Mathews. / are known by rail- Cows. 5 o § cows. ¢ o $ok g Bubetfin. 4200278 Buck- | their reltions having been strained for some. | 83: beiance 3 Cown. road men and other "fi“ ‘52 time past. The rumored death of the czar [ MEMPHIS, 1 calf....... experts to be un- WHEAT—Dull, nominal. was alto without effect on the market, and no | Ances, 7.2 York exchange unseitied. Pussley. USTED o . WATCHES & equalled for wear 7" and accuracy. - bank, par; erclal, 149 cows. . strs Tex. [B-Dull; car lots, #@81c; boat loads, 12g | ther of those ~caused the slightest | 3% "% S3M4hae, Panks pari commerclal, | 150 CORN-.- 3 cows. flurry. - Under ordinary conditions depres- | ' paprs o, " ot. 5.—4 p. Three per cent g; ¥iominal; No. 3 Milwaukee, 00@62c. | slon at least would have followed the one or | rentes 101t $1%c for'the nccount Bxchasps MEAL-Dull; salgs, 3,400 sacks, sold on g . > 8 EW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.—Clearings, $1,80, 5 bulls....... 17 cows.... "'%’N“""' ity O O, better evidence was needed than that nei. Hew Tork . BORarRL 8 strs Tex... 1 strs Tex.. 1030 ¥ MALT--Dull at Goe. LA 1bull..y y 1210 AN~ Receipta, 8,100 ‘b: exports, 820 | the other. on London, 25 16c for checks. { &% s=t8 s¢ jos, 4 330,000 bu.' futures and 16000 by Sugar led in the transactions and was so | NEW YORK. Oet. 5. arings, $89,087,43; (o'bot, markol irregular, closing dull; No 3 | successfully manipulated as to be closed ex- | balancon {10013 ihe steamuhp Tucania will - Kot gt 1 YR . ake out 100,000 cunces o o 1 hard. delivered, 66lc. Optlons oper & been run up to §6%c, and £0ld down | yne “treasury at' the close of business today X AT g g L L T to 8T% per cent. There 1s a growing belief | was $130,120.176; gold rescrve, $59,508,080. 2 wirs, O..1285 215 coverlng, reacted, Dut Recovered. on that the controlling Interests in the stock | LONDON, Oct. 6--Gold s quoted today at OREGON, du::l of | oll‘r“\;r nu‘-’.l- uv»n,u.. Jn the | are desirous of keeping the price down for | Buenos Ayres &t : Madrid, 18.00; Lisbon, Btewart & K. " recelpts seadlly incheasing; No. % | offect on congress and are mot averse to | 30; Bt Delersburg, $0; Athers, T5; Home, 10} | 3 bulln.cr 1180 18 1 00W..ueees 00 200 closed &t 624c; October closed af | Increasing their holdings at that lower figure. 1 p 2 vi Vo. % % - Kol Money, 4G4% per cent on call, §@6 per oent in ;}g;vgvrvn:’ it e | advauce, whide in the later dealings there | MOUEX VO per cont on call"bge per cent el tled higher and closed dull; October | W88 800d buying of the shares. It is thought | Foreign exchange, dull; sterling commercial, olosed at fee, dominal; November, donginic, | the bull clique, disiiking too many followers, | 3G+ 85 i B4 ke, e g . CINNATI, Oct, 5. —M , 308 t, E ; December,” MRGBHE, closed o took o casion l:y '1::5:‘ o same d‘::w;n: NCINGINNATL, Oct, &-Money. 400 per o m BON D 8. Reed, Cashier; William H. 8 Hughes asuss o A e 80400 bu.: exports, none; - SAN FRANCISCO, . 5. ‘8 820,00 fut) 72,000 spot. | few poluts, The principal gains on the day | telegraphio, 15c. H G g, closing Quict; No. lars, Wssige. T Grain and Provisions, @ag | are: Burlington, Lake Shore, Bri¢ pre- | can J 404 BgJd, Correspondence Boliciteds * I A AP T s X AT Aoy, 30 e D R e e