Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Markets Were All Moderately Inclined to the Bear Side, ALL THZ LINES WERE SOMEWHAT SLOW Corn Acted in Sympathy with Wheat and Though the Receipts Were Considerably Hearler Than Esiimated They Wero Not Unusually Heavy. CHICAGO, Oct. 9.~The markets were moderately inclined to the bear side today. Wheat, corn, oats and provisions suffered from a tired feeling and were sympathizing with what was said to be a forecast of to- all | morrow's government report and rumors concerning the condition of the czar of | Russia. The crop report, according to the | alleged forecast, s to be bearish. The | czar'’s death, which was apprehended, was | considered bullish. Wheat Ic=t “4e only, but corn suffered to the extent oI %c for October and %c for May; oats closed B lower and provisions at slight declines. The discouragement of yesterday's In- orease of 2,200,000 bu. in the visible supply was still workli g on the crowd this nornjirg. | For over half an hou the market w s | very weak. It was about steady for ten | minutes at yesterday's decline, but after | that and for about thirty minutes it be- | came very weak. December, which closed yesterday at 53%c, opened at that this morn 4 Ing and touched 6i%c for an instant; then worked gradually down to S¥%c, and then fell rapidly to 5, which latter 'price 1 | it reached about 1:10 a, m. May was raided on a spread of Gie. The northwestern re- ceipts were again heavy, 90 cars ng re- orted at Minneapolis’ and Duluth. Here he inspection showed 118 carloads. The orelgn wheat markets were quoted easier | at the opening. The Baltic, 1l a and | other competing exporting countries, ex- clusive of India, shipped 288,000 bu, of st week. Including 3 rited States and Canada, | put afloat last week. The cipts and the weak | the matters wing visible | the opening. | ent wheat and flour 000 bu. from the U 149,000 bu. wer beral northwestern tone of the s were which, along with the still g BUpply, caused the easiness at Later, ‘it was reported that the gover statement tomorrow would state the yvields of wheat per acre at such a rate as would | increase the 1 indication of o total ©rop to 460000.0:0 b, or about 50,000,000 bu. | more than it had previou:ly s:gsested. . at rumor was sald (o be the reason for the increased pressure which broke December to 83%c, the first time it got there. | recovered to from % t again to silic, with a sale of a at from Bi%e to ®4c, and had reacted to 63%c, which was bid when Bradstreet's visible supply statement struck the marke and knocked a small chip off it. It sold off to from 53iic to 63%c at the time referred to. Bradstr of 3,360,000 bu. east of th , 781,000 bu. Inc on the Pacific side and an increase of bu. afloat for and in Burope. Rumors con- cerning the czar of Russia were numerous during the session and near the close it was spread about that he was dead. There was a disinclination among the crowd to remain short over night and some cover- Ings near the close resulted in advancing | the price of December to 63%c, at which it | closed, May resting at ¢ bid. Corn acted in sympathy with wheat. The | receipts were considerably heavier than eatimated, but were far from being heavy The estimates yesterday we cars and 128 cars were Inspected,” Estim, Vul receipts for tomorrow are 100 cars. The govern- | ment report, it was said, would give the conditions so much better than on the month evious that it would indicate 102,000,000 u. more than t did then in the total yield A little business was done in the new No. 3 to arrive In December at ilec under the May rice and in No. 3 yellow usiness was active, with a g ward tendency up to the middie of the and o slightly Teactionary tendency that. May opened from 50%e 60%c, against 50%c to Glc at the close yesterday. It fluctuated around 500 to 0%e and then dropped to 50¢, when wheat was at the weak point. Toward the it was back to 0%c. The price hard in the last f for May and minufes and closed at o for October. Oats was active throughout gession and, influenced by the eorn, also was quite weak. long stuff was offered for sale with a lower cash market, created share of the heaviness. Was transacted. Orders were falrly good all day and sellers were numerous. The stocks of eontract oats in store showed an Increase of 42,000,000 bu. on last weck and may have had ‘something to do in the b favor May start %c and sold down to 33c, closing at 3 ‘The receipts of hogs were only 12,000 head, but the provisions market did not receive | any benefit from the smallness of the run. | The weakness of the graln mwatkets cauzel a '?mpnuwm fecling 'in the hog products, ‘here were some half smothered Indications of a desire to unload some long stuff had the market been broadened, but as it looked unable to absorb much without breaking badly the offerings were tempered to the capacity of the markets. Hog receipts for tomorrow are estimated at 63,00 head. January deliveries at the close showed the following losses since yesterday: Pork, 7y lard, 5c, and ribs, 21 The leading futures ranged as follows the easi Conside and en re that, a good Quite a big business TAviicies. | Opon. | High. | Low. | Cloms. gl ol 513 89% @ 5 m 51\1% Biasg BRI OY By Bl 808y 51 B1ia B0y bl 40 anm ASH 5034} 80 B0Y 25% 2814 28% il ol IS 334 83| 33M@h 270 12 67% 2 60 70574 767 5 7 8 007k 8 60 6 42l 040 Cach quotations were as follows: FLOUR-| WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 64%@55%e; No. 8 spring, nominal; No. 2 red, 51X@52e. CORN--No. 3, bic} yeliow, 501, OATS— 24 2 white, 31%@9214¢ No. 3 white RYE—N, , $12.T6913.00. Lard, per 100 1bs., §1. Tt ribs, sl 656.75; dry salted shouldrers (boxed), 50; short clear, sides (boxed), $7.000 WHISKY—Distillers' finished goods, 5y BUGAR-Cut loaf, $5.30; standard A, $4.44. The following were the receipts and shipments today: “Aiticles. lour, bbls. per gal granulated, $4.50; Recelpta. [Shipmenta. 8,000 84.000 71,000 275,000 41000 114000 15,000 Onthe Produce exchange today the butter n kel was steady: creamery, oi dairy, 18%@ 20c. Eggs, steady at 10}4@174e. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals, Ete, NEW YORK, Oct. 8 —~FLOUR—Recelpts, 56,500 bble.; exports, 36,500 bbls.; sales, 11,60 pkgs. market flat; low grades steady because scarce and wanted; better grades a for sale Bouthern flour, more acti 750 bbls. Rye flour, quaet; salcs, &0 bbls. Duckwheat four, Quiet; $1.7061.9), BUCKWHEAT-—Quiet; 0@T0c. CORN MEAL—Stcady; sales, 200 bbis, 2,400 macks. RYE-Quiet; car lots, 45 boat loads, 520 BARLEY -Dull; No. 2 Miiwaukee, 3 Allll-\' MALT—Dull; western, ipta, 170,000 bi.: 76,500 bu.; sales, 3,664,000 bu. futures, Spot Inn:llv N,. 3'red, in_store a 88%o; lblll. f. 0. b, 67 afloa Qeitvared; " No. °1° haca! Options opened weaker under of outsi QRGEHL (hwas! XML, J00eF lack of outsl and_further declined at noon n & big Increase of mearly 2500000 bu. in the world's wheat stocks. Later there was a mlly on covering by Closed W@kc lower; March closed at 11310062 3-16c, closed €2i4c; Oc- November closed 8ic; D closed 37\e B4.400 bu.; exporis, 62,800 bu sales, 415000 bu. fulures, 62,00 bu.' spot. Sp ier; No. 3 STM@STHO 1n store; 0TR@SIne | afloat.” Options opencd weaker with the wesi declined further on expectations of 100,000,000 bu inorease in the corn crop, fnally partiadly ralis with wheat and closed 4 6%c nel deciine; BUGHNC, closed Mige; October, 5% Goic fl November closed, 56%¢; December, cloged, 4o, A’l‘l —Recelpts, 45.400 bu.: exports, 4,000 bu nalen, 205,000 bu. futures, 116000 bu. spot, Syt dull and' easy; No. 2 %4e: No. 2 delivered, | 84%e; No 3 © mixod western, 53% 0 s4c ; track. white. 3644l tons weak early o large receipts, but fin ly reacted with corn llld closed At %@ %e net ecline; May, STU@STH4C, closed §iyc: October i - Novemper “closed ' 884c; December, 310 . #::I-‘n wet salted, Now Orleans, se- white, #kci No. 3 white, 8 | Colorad ¥itld per were for the whol est i our history, only 575 bushels as the mext low failure of last year 10 potatoes. above not central west o uneven; t quality small while ahers of a usual, and potates for that s and av at fair is slightly Kuin being in considerably b in the absence Domin Knowing Our re under 000,000 y are th bushels of the of the i Prince Nova nt. Scotln, ‘aus Wi ith t re sh the. f inferior rrespondingly rowers exhibit St highe tter that the '01 crop Fdwar 33 per : Ontaro, 10 . but the total eutturn Is larger t of the gain in breadth devoted exception of the sections 1, the whole middle ort of pota e hest vielding sections sections o short, qualit hii a 5 ket valu a glut, in which case o stea ices will be assured. Breater Ontario, last Last the thran than was to @ total crop in Can 45,009,000 bushels against average crop where the prop her countr island cent; per cent he 1dn ry tende New and Quebec This 10oka like Canadian sxports of 6,000.- ntry is the low- bushels, against oxt In the "crop states and the toes. Quality is ave the finest mplain of 8 have thy hold may mean gradually demand acreage rRe was but the averig gher This t mor Canada’s r, the ¥s crop ent_crop, we employ o 0t aeinite. data n Cansun of ‘31 b o DAM of comp a fair 52,000,000 of good is shipped xrown, h ortion to availabie ies being, for 8 per cen Druneiic, 000 to 7.000,00) bushels of the '84 orop, against 8,000,000 (0 9,000,000 in _the year of fullest produc- tion and most active forelgn demand. The mari tme provinees continue the surplus potato sec tions of Canada, but thelr acreage has be slightly decrcusing for some years. Farmers a already planning a big inc for 1595, how ever, us the reduction from 2 to busliel in the United States tariff and water freights e them to compete thern and growers in the Boston narkets, Bids 1 to growers ran, D CABEAGH 5 B Y On_orders, 706 d stock, T5@S0e. Hand-picked, navy, $2.25; me- i common White beans, $1.75@ POTATORES—Per Ib, 40, or $3.60 UBL; Jersey, §6.50 per bbl. FRUITS, Only about two cars of California fruit were offeréd at auction vesterday, and the mark was rather slow and devoid of interest. Quota- tlons: QUINCES—California, per 50-Ib. box, §1.50, ARPLES Good stock, per bbl.. $2.WQ2.T. PEACH California freestone, §1; clings, 5@ PLU California, $0c@$L. 25, PRI @31.25. PEA lartlett, no good shipping Hardy ana B. Clairgeav, $8; winter Nells, 1.7 @200, GRAPES—Concords, 10-1b, baskets, round lots, 8e; Californin muscat vich $1.25011.35. CRANHERRI per bbl; Cape o [ pe Cod cholce, $9. 150, 200, 1.7 n, .50, 00, §5; per box, $8.009 S@250 per bunch, 360, #4, MISCELLANEOUS, STERS—Medium, per can, 12; horse shoes, xtra standards, “1S¢; extra selects, 18¢ company selects, 2c; New York counts, 28 . Fancy, per b, 10618, HONEY—California, 1ic; dark honey, 10g12c. MAPLE SYRUP—Gallon cans. per doz., $18 NUTS—Almonds, 16G17c; English walnuts, 123 i fiberts, Brazil nuts, 10g12; eastern i « re juice, per bbl, $6; half bbl, $.25, HIDE I green hides’ 8c; No. i green hides, 84c; No. 1 green salted hides, 4lyc; No. green salted hides, 3iic; No. 1 green salted 23 to 40 Ibs, 4%0; No. # green salted hides, 0 ibs., 34 2 veal'call, '8 to 15 1ba. Se; No. 1 dry flint hid, 2 dry fiint hides, N Ited sh |y 1 calf, § e PELTS—Green salted, areen each, 10G20c; dry shearlings (s) sking). No. 1, each, bg1ic; dry wooled ‘early’ wkins), No. ' ea tual wel weight, 4g6!50; pelta por Ib., welght, 4g6c 1o pay freight ht, ska murrain wool dry actual wool ; (have feet cut off, as It i3 uscless them). ain on and Nebreska butcher wool b@se; elts, flint welght, pelts, de; No. 1 0 15 1bs., Te; No dry salted per b, less than each, 25@600; arlings (short wooled eafly skins). rt wooled early shearlings (short ch, be; dry flint pelts, per dry flint Kansas and per b, actual “olorado_butcher wool 4@0%e; per dry actual flint ib., TALLOW AND GREABE-Tallow, No. 1, 4%o; tallow, "No. 3 de; grease. white A, dc; grease, Nhite B $i4c; gremse, yellow. Wici gresse. dark Me: old butt 2%c; beeswas, prime, 15G: e T2 Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 8. Wheat vpened weaker {his’ morning und soon dgalined whout o below the clse of yesterday, but later firmed up on buying by wilorta and closed Mc lower for - Decem ber und May, with cash the san Mond. ported by winter wheat October, On track: T The ‘large lncroane private authority, receipts at Beuk cablen wers the causs of the December, 85146 55% hard, in the visib p prin: FiNe; ary May, BS%c. No.' 1 northern, to 68 Ibs., §4@o; Buenos Ayros, dr 2 northern, 88%e. Ibs, ll¢; Texas, dry, 24 (o 2 Ibs, § aller 4 only amounted to 187,000 bu. | ents, 34,000 bu, The flour market was easy In hemlock sole, Buenos npathy with the weakness in wheat, and the Ayrru light to heavy weights, i 18c. | market ruled quiet. Patents, $3.2068.40; baker WQOL-~Quict; domestic 0 i pulled, | $1.90g220 Production estimated at 35,000 "bbis nhle for the twenty-four hours; shipments, 8,000 buls. HAY-Steady; shipping, $5.99; good to choice #0068 0, " HOPS—Quiet; state, common to choice, 39 STOCKS AND BONDS Pacifle const, 14 & 3 n meats, dulli | There Was No Nettled Tone to the Speeula g T tlon Yeaterday. 4 Y ober NEW YORK, Oct, 9.—~There was no settled tary, SLIv; Tein tone to the speculation today, but the %, Stendy] sales. 890 bi general trend of prices was downward and Unsettled rn dalry 2 with som W exceptions, the closing G15e; Elcine jmitation creamery | figures show losses on the day, ranging dh i ey from % to 1% per cent, the latter in Iliinois Quiet; state, large, 8G10%c: small, | Cgntral, on g sale of 100 shares; London part skims, (@86 full skims, $Ge off as a seller at the opening, but there 10 erinrn, froats ibd te; caaes, | are strong suspicions that the sales were 13,507 phgs. | really for the account of bear operators I and, stvadys eity (12 por v | in this city. The London market for Ame (pkge. tree), SGOWe, as (o qualliy, | 5 SBTROLEUM—Steady; 'United cloned stile | can secutities was, however, heavy on re- i AL e SO Y A BT at S3Ae | norts of the probable importation: of gold 4IN~Firm; strained, common to good, 11.80 | TFom Rere In the neat furure: St may® be, theretore, the forelgn gelling’ was by the NE-Quiet, 2 forsigners themselves. St. Paul and Louis- RICE-I'ir@; domestle, falr to extra, 6%4c; ville & Nashville were most heavily sold, Japan, 4% 4% but the other arbitrage securities were also MOLAS; Dull w Orleans, open kettle, | iy the selling movement. Little news of 00 to cholce, 23G% % ther @ favorable or unfavorable character TeaaOphRONCQulst; ‘Booteh, $10.90G90.55) Amer. stirring today, and the speculation was NG - ly confined to the traders, which is to Quliet, firm; stralts, " $15.65015.75; plates, | o0 "1t ‘Wag in the main featureless and Somestic, §8. unimportant. The chief activity was in Q brokers' qu $0.5%; | Sugar, the clique in which It moved up exchange quotations, $9,65¢ bullion | ' per'cent in the eary dealings sent it down brokers' quotation, $9.50, 1% per cent, rallied it 1l A:J»-r cent, ham- Quiet; Metal exchange $3.16 | mered it off 2 per cent to , and’ closed o brokers' quotatio it 17 per cent above the lowest and 5% per 2 tons March, cent over last night's closing sale. February, 31 10 tons January | 'St. Paul was unfavorably affected b April, $15.25: 25 tons November, ort that the earnings of the first we December, 815 2 4 in° October would show a decres 'OTTON BEED OllL—Inactive, lower | and this, with the ondon eelling, broke rime "crude, off_or the price 1% per cent, of which only % pe I SO Litbii cent had been regained at the close. Bur, lington & Quiney declined % per cent and OMANA GENERAL MARKETS. recovered 1 per cent, Rock Taland receded 13 per cent and rallied % per cent, North- Conditlon of Trade and Quotatioay on western I“.‘l % per ('N\ll ;I‘l\lllrmu\l’h'l “. Sikple and brodue per cent, Chicago Gas declined 3% per cent, Lt ) ,' Lt - "'v““ Vst advanced 75 per cent and closed within The market on eggs Is very firm at quotatlons. | 14 "per cent of the highest. Louisville Owing to the inc d receipts the market | Nashville broke 1% per cent on the London on veal Is lower, as will be noted from the | sales and recovered only per cent quotations given below. G ral was neglected during the According to Chicago Produce 51,000 cases of | Morning, but was sold down sharply during . | the afternoon on adv regarding he exgs have been taken out of storage during the | I f! vl ing I il i’ 3 . aggressive policy of the opposition company ; past four wecks in that city, leaving 211,000 | RSGCCHNES B0 PR Gt s recorded 10 cases yol to be disposed of, Doston has reduced (ng st ck, with a final recovery of 1 par ¢:nt, her ok only” 4,00 casea' #o far, ‘while' 1t 18 en | tan was more actlve tnan usual, but Umated that New pie Jas 20000 loss cuses | was weak and dropped 1 per cent to 113%, (O bl S TRUAL R, S closing at a recovery of % per cent. Rich- 400 cases during September. As & rule, how- | biond“Ferminal sagged off I per cent, but Uy atorchouses, " The morthwest 1e dotied ‘with | recovered % per cent on a report ' that sinall ors with capacities of from 1,000 | hegotiations for the absorption of the Queen cases. But as a rule not many of those | & Crescent route into the system wel cted to_come on the market ns storage | cluded and the preferred stock decll Their ‘owners' wil' endeavor to market | per cent, Declines are also established of with fresh stock, mixing them in and | 1 per cent in Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, g 10 end of irpubie (o receivers, who are | Cincinnati & St. Louis and laclede Gas: ted to accessories to the scheme of | 74 per cent in Canada Bouthern and Lead, imposing upon the consumer. At present the | ahd 8 per cent in Tobacco preferred. The ling markets are not encouraging the ship- [ meriet elosed about steady L of hese cggs. They have all of their own | “he hond market was irregular through- i AL G T g e MoV eos | out the day, with a tendency toward lower largs proportion, of what s i the o1y before G5 sl 4n detive business boing done, ey ; sl MALLIL ARG FGe aggregating $1,097,000, with Texas Pacifi P £ Stoox good | most prominent in the dealings 1G15c; cholce t0 The Evening Post's London mery, 0@2c; ator’ ereamery, The settlement today disclosed a redu bull account and was easily arranged. 3GS—Per doz., stric'ly frosh, 15G16c tone was_dull. Americans w flat on LIVE POULTRY—OId hens, vosters, | prices in New York and a paragraph in the Sc; spring chickens, 6c; duck Bate; spring Times maintaining the likelihood of gold turkeys, 108c; turkeys, 7@Sc; gobbiers, coming here from America early Lo ARG i year. Contangoes on Americans were about | gaaME=Trairis chic L e 2per cent. Prices closed at the lowest. Lot T WO T "The following were the closing quotations per doz., $2, blue wing teal, ,m; doz., § i on the leading stocks of the New York ex- green wing teal, r doz. 251.50; ducks, change to : mixed, per doz.. ' $1.00G1.10; " canvasbacks, $.908 | Aichivon 8T P D & G- 400: mallards ind red heads, $2.0003.00; quail, | AuameBxpross.s 14008 | Nodhorectom ¥ i 5y enisant saddies, -14@1ec. Alton, T H......” 81| do ptd Cholce fat and small veals are quoted | Agofsde Heeee 31 do ge and coarse. Sqidc. ALy Mttty 110 v Wisconsgin, full cream, new m Baltimore & OF 5 |Ontario & W. Nobraska and Lowa, full eream, 1lc; Canaii Baciic G814 |Oregon Imp. | braska ana lowa, part skims, 7@8c; Limburger, o £0% | Oreron Nav No. I,_le; brick, No. 1, 12¢; Swiss, 1, 14@ i ALY HAY—Upland ‘hay, $§; midiand, s swiand, | Chies & Olo. rr: 1 rye straw, $5. Color makes the price on hav. | Ghicnso Al o 143 X Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bring | ¢, B. k Q. 13 [Biunarg top prices. 5 ChilenzoGiis. 754 Pullman PIGEONS—OId birds, per doz., Tic. Consonid 121 | Reading... VEGETABLE C.C.C.&SL [ ... 3874 Richmond Terin The {otato crop is Just now a mater of no :-J;:?mfx‘;l'n TG o I UTD T oo Saa ot mearpnough, a0 akTi: | Dol k Mileohs:s <A BBIS| B G Wi DIT e t g Ly Del. Luck. & W... 100" |Rock Isiand... » supply the home de wnd i obll e B EpgK A 116 Ha eprimy Db SN et D.&C R Co 03 St Paul b ; and’ e Eust Toun ; from Kafieas, Missourt and i n the fall Colorado, Utah, Minnesota a: s Agriculturist In reviewing potato. erop | §: North vt owi e savw: Lotatoes are a short ciop Tor 'the (hird | ok fL Bl 1 maxes Bacine & succensive year, though not such an utter fatiure | fOCKINE Valloy., 18 |T. & 0. Gent, pic a8 the Department of Agrieulture returns in- | Ll Contral .. Bt GE R dicated, because those reports have mot fully | DUl A e A recogn'iod - the favorable “product and ncreased | Batco Fne Wi o] e pi S L « in northern New England and In Colo- | G50 o Well e s while our reports up to September 22 | 30, Bidioere Weatari Eiion show thut Inte potatoes are coming out better | Fang i yonter than was anticipated. Relatiy tlation the | Lonisvijiog is the smal total ap- Louisviilek N. A" ® to be 165,000, Manhattan Cs . than the honanza pe Memphis & C. .. Michigan Cent. Mo, Pacjfie Mobile & Ohi Nashvills Chat National Corda do N J Pl Central The total sales of stocks today w Tuding: Ateh 2,000; Sugar, 9,800; Chicago Gag, 11,4003 Dist and Cattlefeedors, 18.000; General Blectric, Lousville & Nashville, 7,800; Manhattan Con solidated, 2,600; R, & W. P. certificates, heth nt, ' paid, 2,800; Rock Island, 7,205 St 2,200, Puul, 19,800, Western Union, New York Monoy Market. W YORK, Oct. 9-MONEY ON CALL sy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed At 1 per cent JPRINME MERCANTILE PAPER-3G1% ‘STERLING EXCHANGE-Strong and higher, with actunl business in bankers' bills at $4.87% G 48715 for demand, and at $4.86Y@H.56% for wlx day tes, $4.8.@1 and $LISQL8 AR ILVER CERTIFICATES—6i%0 GOVERNMENT BONDS—Firm; Aull; railrad bonds, Irregular. Zlosing quotations on bonds were as follows: 8.8sreg . ... 1104 D &R G. 45, U. 8. 5 coup.. 1194 Erle 2nds. U.S. dsreg.. . 118, 48 coup.... U. 8. 2arex. ...\ PacificGs of "3 Ala. Class 4 Ala. Cluss B, Ala, Cluss Currencies, La. New Con. 48, bid state bonds, pie| 94 Missourt 0s. 100 dods.. L. 07%] oS, F. Deo. s, 8. C. non fund. Tenn. new #et 6, Tenn new set 3 Tenn, old 6x. Va. Centurics. . do deforred. Atchison 4s. . Atchison 28 A Canada So. 2uds.. en. Puc. 1518 ‘05, D. & B.G. 78.. 214 R, G. W. lats. 78 " ISt P Consols SUP.C.AP. W. 35, SUL.& LG, 60 o3 18 6% Tex. Pac. 26.... (0. B Tt of .2 Weat Shoro 4a. . 102l Southern R. R. 13k 5, Boston Stock Quotatio BOSTON, Oct. 0.—Call loans, 2@2% por cent ume loans, 3@4 per cout. Closing pricss. for stocks, boads and miniug Siarss. KT &8 F ... 6% Westingn, Blectrlo §O Ain. Sugar... " R1%| W, Elee. pld 62 Am: Sugar pid.. 00| Wis a1y Bay Stato Gas., 23| Atelitson 21 Lell Teleplione.'.. 200 |Atchison 48, 8944 Coston & Albany.. 205 |New England 08, 110 Boston & Maine. .. 168k |Gen. o 5., BT do pfd 140k | Wis. Cont. 1ata.... 68 o. 728 Allouez Mining 63, 30 Fitelburg pii. 74| Atlutie. -« 10 Gen. B 879 Roston & Moniaua 308 80, |Butio & toston. .\ 114 71¢| Calumet & Hecla.! 205 044 | Coutenuial.. .o .. 178k | Frankiin...." 000 101 on Short Lk 70| Kearsargo. 7 ooer, < 88 |Oeeoln 24 ton Pacific. |l 11%) Quine 0 st Ena 54 | Tamaraci 185 nd vfd Ll Now Yok Mialag @iscations. NEW YORK. Oct. 9.—Tho followinz ara thy closing quotations, minin, Tholor., Crown Poln. . Cal. & Va.. Deadwood g Gould & Curry... .. Noreross ellow Jacket on Silvor. Quiciksl] do preferre | Bulwer. Ontario. Oph Mining Stock Quotati 0ot SAN FRANCISCO. 9.—The ofeal closing quotations for mining s1ocks today were a8 fol- Tows Belle isi ¥ : i Heleher. 78 | Mount Diabio.l. ! Hemt & Bolcher .\, 185 |Ophir.. . . Bulwer. 10 |Potosi Chollar 68 Sava s Con. Cal & Va.| || 635 |Slerra Novaail Crown Polut.....| 18 |Union Con.. Bureka Con. .. 85 |Utah. : buld & Cui B0 | Yellow Jackoi !, 00 Hale & Noreross.. 00 _ London Stock Quotutions. LONDON, Oct. 9.4 p. m. closiy Tanwdion p.mm "~ GTW[N. V. Ceutral Erie 2 T0k| Penuyivania. Ils. Contral.’ ... 98 Mexican ordiuary. St. Paal DULUTH, Oct. 9 sh and October, and October, §T4¢ No. 3 northern, Jected, #8%c; 1 OMAHA LIVE STOCK NARKETS Receipts of All Sbrts’Bhow a Cunsiderable Increase it Numbers, NO FAT NAT.VE CATTLE ARE CFFERED Dressed Beef Men Have to Take Rangers. Butchers, Canners and Stockers in Stro Dew ogs Show Improvement in Quantity and Quality. TUBSDAY, Recelpts for the past two days, compared with arrivals Monday and Tuesday of last week, exhibit an Increase of about 500 cattle, 2,000 hogs and 11,000 sheep. The supply of cattle was rather liberal, but not above the average for a Tuesday. There was the usual scarcity of native beef cattle and the rangers were made up largely of cows and stock cattle. Fat cattle were in active demand from all the local dressed beef houses, and there was quite a little inquiry for speculative and shipping account. Offerings did not Include any cholce beeves, but several loads of very good stock welghing upwards of 1,200 1bs. brought $3.50 and $2.65. Common to fairish Stuff changed hands at around $2.60 to $3.06. In general It was a good strong active market and the supply fell short of the demand. The cow market was all of a dime than yesterday ur the Influence vigorous inquiry Loth from local and Oct. 9. higher of a out- slde buyers, and the fifty odd loads on sale were not long in changing hands, There was no moticeable change in the market for voal calves and the same was true of the market for bulls, stags, etc Stockers and feeders were in_tolerably liberal supply, but with a good country demand the movement was comparatively brisk and prices firmly held on all suitable grades. Fully forty loads of feeders went to the country "Monday and that many more a i00d to choice feeders are quotable 2.7003.15; fair to good, 32404 common grades from $2.25 down. sentative sales: DRESSED BEEF. No. Av. Pr. Ay, Pr. No. Av. Pr. 40,1135 82 90 L. T0 1 300 890 [} 18 5 18 2, i 2. 25 1 5 20, (H 1 1 2 8. 0 213 4 1000 0 60 €0 I 2002040 2 20000084 2 9.1 966 2 1,..080 2 1000 3038 2 0 00 %0 o 9 0 0 0 Iy 10 00 0 3 1 I ) 1 5] 4 i 4 2% 9 ‘ 111065 11400 0 1..1090 200 AND iR Pr. 8100 200 COLORADO, Cheney Br 1 150 200 350 Grace Trownsell. 0 82 cows... 265 bt Holt Live Stock Company ; steers, 260 . steers.... 260 steers, 260 Co. COWS....... 901 2 cows, 2 cows: 2 cow 2 steer. 8 steer. 1120 3 21000 steer......1020 3 1023 steers......1023 3 L steers.... 11087 § 10 steers. .. 1013 3 1182 ste 107 3 1 1 ste 1019 3 12 Btecrs... .. 1091 ste L0823 4 steers... L1 st 1096 4 Bteers.. 106 ste 116 2 steers...... 114 THAHO, Sanders & Morle cow. ......1000 2 B 11 cows.......1020 100 strs, (g, 1170 2 49 steers..... 1087 3 00 1 feeder.... 1430 1 1 stag 60 160 1 stag. 120 23 4 strs, tg... 955 2 WYOMING, . Kemp & Co 18 cows.. 2 21 wteer 195 310 1 bu R0 S im0 220 1 calf 200 200 1str, (g..0 820 200 1 feeder. ..., 600 2 90 1 feed DB 240 feeders.... T8 2 60 1 feeder.. )] 760 2 90 15 str 10782 40 Wiltlam (Harris. 1 bull 910 180 1 cow 0 200 6 cows 180 275 1str, 1166 2 40 43 cows. itay State Live Stock Co. 94 feeders. .. 104 2 50 ed 52 strs, tg.. 1221 236 sts, tg. .1 8 steers......1210 3 05 steers..... T8 steers......1218 305 W. Richardson 3 cows. 150 1 buil 200 1 cow. 260 3 cows. 250 34 steers..... Whitcomb, 1 bull 1 cow. 200 8 cows, 1 cow 240 7 cows! 2 calven. 215 1 steer 2 steers.. .. 990 3 00 steers. 300 Moines Cattle €, 30 heifers 19 strs, tig...1243 210 Watson & J 1¢ 090 200 1 cow: 940 265 § cow 110 265 1 steer. 170 8 00 1 steer.....\ 1280 8 00 18 steers...., 1283 8 0 KOTA, ek, 2 cows. 1065 2 50 16 cows. .11 1260 3 60 considerable improvement = quantity and the quality of today s recelpts. Thero were fully 3,00 more hogs re- celved than were hece a week ago today, and the offerings included & larger percentage of good, fleshy some _time. hogs than has been on sale for Shipping buyers still find um.w ong unfavorable = for operations, | Rut Datter Feport from Chicgo, local packers lost no dme in buying up the' wupply B¢ Brices agy: where from flth 13 6¢ higher thap Mogday. The o 'for 8 lond o1 ShCh Set-b fi 5 Wig 461 and there were n namber gl Ay Lann butchet wolght londs \hat .hm to 48,10 Fair to good mixed hogs soj oy i from o el o n-« et and kht 1ixe stuff old at from $4.88 wn ]\) na s poor stuft wo'ghing down around 80 Tba., mold"at $270 and TRI Dasikers wng notive. throughout carly clearance made The bulk of the around $4.90 and 88, the same an on M b he buik | hogs 8ol 4 5,30, Tepresentative Av Fh Pr. » i ] 0 & % SHEE was tolerably liberal and Included some very choice native stock. There was an active demand for good muttons and lambs and prices were quotably strong. Fair to choice natives are quc able at from $2.05 to $2. fair to Kood westerns, ; common and stock sheen. t | chaice 40 to 100-1b. lambs, .7, Representative sales: native mixed...... . native mixed..... western wothers.: western wethers. .. western wethers western wethers wes wethers.. ..l wes i Recelptsund Disposition of Stock. Offictal receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Unlon Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 oclock p. m., Tuesday, October 9, 1894 RECEILTS, Cars. Head. attle ..., Y U 3850 Hogs 0T 68 4710 Sheep ... 9 102 DISPOSITION. attle vers. G. H. Hammond compan wift and company Hogs. Sheep, 887 Cudahy Packing mmmm Wi A Hise .. R. Becker & Hamillon & Stephens. ..o . 3. Tobman' . 5 L. Becker 1.1l ; G HH. fiom K : Cidaiy from K Mot Shippers and feed : Left o Total .. o 2,02 CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. There Was a Quiet Murket Yesterday in Cattle. CHICAGO, Oct, 9.—There wae a very quiet market today In cattle. During the morning the quietude amounted 1o positive dullness and the tendency seemed to be in the direction of lower prices. After about 10 o'clock there was slightly freer buying and a steadier feeling obtained The run was about an average for a Tuesday, amounting 1o 8,000 head, More thun half of that number consisted of tives of cattle. Bood to extra quality y supply and showed firmness; other descriptions were sl Monday’s quotations. There was a ®ood Inquiry for stockers and feeders and many sales were reported within a range of from §2 to $3.50. Sales of native eattle were on a basis of from $1 to $6.20, while westerns were quoted at om §1.50 to $4.50, anq Texans at from $1.25 to Receipts ‘since Saturday were § %8 than for the same time last week. The hog market was quite uneve average was higher than for Monday, nickel higher, but a good many hogs hands at not better than steady fgures. receipts did not nearly come up to expectatiops, barely reaching 13,000 NSt more than 21,000 a week ago. As'a consequence there was more confidence on all sides and buying was 80 free that nlmost the entire 17,000 head of had been picked up before 11 o'clock. Sales were At from $4.65 1o $5.50, not many below $4.75, and still fewer at $5.30, the prevailing prices being from $4.90 to $.30. The close was firm. Tod, receipts’ of sheep were estimated at 000 which would make a total for th last two days of 42,600 head. Only once befoy were a8 many received in the space elght hours. That was during October last year, whi 5 was a_dall weak market for poor and common sheep and lambs, but ties commanded steady extreme range of from from $1.80 o $4.30 fc 800d to best quali prices. Quotations had an to '$3.50 for sheep and lambs. “The former sold principally at from §1.75 to 32.75, and from 8 o $4 bought most of the latter. A good deal of common stock remained unsold. Receipts: Cattle, 8,000 head; calves, 1,00 head hogs, 18,000 head; sheep, 16,000 head. The Evening Journal reports HOGS—Receipis, 13,000 head; officlal yesterday 2,380 head; shipments, 8,247 head; left over, about 6,000 hend; market falrly active; good grades stendy: common a shade easier CATTLE—Recelpts, 8,009 head; market mod- erately wctive; prices unchanged. SHEE *ipts, 16,000 head: market dull fupply In excess of ‘the demand; prices 3gioe owe St. Louis Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.—CATTLE—Re head; shipments, 100 head native steers, in light demand cows and hef shipments, 100 best heavy, $5.10a5 @10c and ood ough and pigs. $4.6045. Tight medium, Receipts, head, ~ Market active southwestern mixed, sheep and lambs, $ 700 st head; shipments, dy; native mixed'§2 native sheep, 3265 100 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 9.—CATTLE—Receipts, 00 head; shipm 2,000 head; market dull 10c fower; Te steers, $2.8509.10; beef ®, $9.%5@5.40; na 8, $L25G3.10; stock- feeders, bulls and ' mixed, 150G HOG head; —Receipts, market stron 5.0; heav nd mixed, P—Recelpts, market dull, 10g15¢ New York Live Stuck Market. YORIC. Oct. 9.—DBEEVES-Recelpts, adin AND 2 “cars; icc, $1.5063.5 @3.55, 1.0GS—Receipts, ket higher; top b head; hig 005,10 $4.8515.05. (LU0 head; shipments, none; ower, shipments, 200 r; bulk_of ‘sales, chers, $5.0005.05 NEW head 52 LAMBS—Recelpts, 2,900 1l but not lower; sheep, lambs, inferfor to fair, head poor 3.2 on sule, to ch 1,000 he s, 10, 1; 116 on sale; mar Stock in Sight, Record of veceipts at the four principal mar- kets Tuesday, October 9, 189 Sheen, ath Omal: [ Siaus 18008 el SRl 1,00 LOUIS cverns 2,700 Total L2059 300 24612 Coffee Markot. NEW YORK, Oct. 8—COFFEE—Options opened steady at 10 points decline, ruled ir regular under Buropean buying and local selling closed at net unchanged to 10 points lower; sales ) bags, including: October, §12.25G12.80; N vember, $14.45@14.60; December, $11.05G11.20; Jan uary, '$10.60g ch. ~$10.55G10.03; Ma $10.5610.60. Spot Rio, dull and weak: No. 7. $15; mild, dull; Cordova, 31%.006119.00 warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday, T2 bags; New York stock today, Unite tes stock afloat for the United States Unfted State last year. SANTOS, Oct. 9.—Quiet $5; Tecelpts today, 25,000 bags; stock, 494,000 bags, HAMBURG, Oct. 8.—§tcady; prices 4G1% bIg lower: sales, 31,000 bigs HAVRE, Oct. 8.—Opened 2 m, 16t advance; at 8 p 1t advance; closed the day; total ‘sales RIO JANEIRO visible for the ainst 413,062 bage 199,000 bags; . 456,115 bags, rod verage Santos, dull, %f decline; at m/, Darely steady, verage net uncianged for 50,000 ba g Oct. 9.~Steady; No, $11.25; exchange, 11%d; recelpts, two dave, ¢ cleared for the United States, 8,0 for Europe, 7,000 bags; stock, RI bags Chlcagh Fruit Quotation HICAGO, Oct. 9.—Porter Bros. company, Chicago, 80ld weven of California fruit today at auogon: Cornichean grapes, $4.10; double Tokay B@G4.06; half Tokays WoasL1s Musaate ISCGILE; doubles 32 cling peaches, 60GA0C Iways, 43695c; half boxos pears, §1.65; B. Hardys, 5 B. Clairgeaus, = $140G170; p'omice, §1. Onondagas, $1.76; 5 14 @L0. Quinces, 3100100 Porter Bros. company, New York, tne car Hadf Toka¥ wrapes. $1. 503,90, Muscats, §1.00G1.60; Moroccos, 11.0G118; assorted, §U0LW. The Eirl Fruit company, Chicago sold the following: Winter Nellis pears, $1.5@1 1. Clairgeaus, $1.40G1.5; P. Ty, 254140, Bardett, §2.35. Kelsey, Japun plums, §1.60. Sal Price 83 98 For this protty full-nickeled Oil Heater, which would cost you elsewhere about $8. The nawe of it is “Splendid,” and its rightly named, for it is splendid oil heater in every sense of tho word. We are sole agents for “Splendid ¢ rry a large v styles “and ; 0De to give satis or money refunded. ash OoR redit. Take your cholce—We don't care 4 Dip which you choose. yous or di | Special Sove: Sale blccll{nmcs i 4-Hole Ranies Base Burners Base Burners Cannon Stoves Parlor Cooks. Laundry Stoves Ol Heaters, Oak Stoves Parlor Heaters Special Carpet Sale (TSRS S RPETRTM Wool Ingrains Unon Ingrains Smyrna Rogs Tapestry Carpet. . 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MANHOOD RESTORED.::=:%ac5: tlon of & fanious French : szun worth $380 4.90 worth 9.75 11.35 worth 20,00 1475 worth 30.00 1,75 worth 3.50 8.60 worth 17.60 340 worth 6,50 4.90 worth 9.76 5.65 worth 11.00 7.60 worth 15.00 T me 49 worth 75¢ 28c worth 50c § 1.24 worth § 3.50 48¢ worth ~ 90¢ 5% worth 1.2§ 67c worth 1.25 12 worth ~ 30¢ £.60 worth 9,50 $.75 worth 17.00 98¢ worth 2.50 2.95 worth 7.50 24c worth 75¢ N rih of goods, $1 per week or 81 psr month t coods, ®1.30 per week or 6 per month 82 p n f oods, $2.50 per weok or 810 per month Weeok or $8 per mon #3 per week or 812 per month 1 goods, 84 per week or 815 por mo n h “CUPIDENE"™ hysician, wiil quick gure yoi ofal erativ 08, SUCh 48 % Loat i, il Emlsajons, Neryoos ne'» fiy Tonoeariay Falmats o Bhck. ogh Kimples, Untiiness v, Marry, Exhaosting Drals. Variooosto and Conetipaiion. 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Private wires to Chicago ana New Yor BOSTON, Oct. 9.—The wool market continues fii‘ BRbRY aorders placed on cm:n* | & I ard of Trade. quiet on both forelen and domestic grades i T L SR % There have been a few small lots of for- Oifice, room 4 MNew York Life Bulldings elgn bought ' as @ kind of experiment, | Telephone i i but are @ Hlitle easier than last { weelc a ‘general thing manufacturers - of 9 I and yarn spinners wre running full to il How‘l‘o “‘ E “ " o deiiver the fat of January.” They hao ®ood stock of 0l 1o carry them If you wish to be successful fn "H'ls(:g: are; ONio_flecces, XX and XXX and | LATION" in grain or stocks, wrlto for above 20c; Ohlo X and above, 18G18lc; Ohio | ticulurs. 4.8, EROWNING & €O, and Pennsylvan| 0. 1 fleece, 2@21ge; O Bankers and Brokers, delaine fleece, fc; | Montana wools, fine and | Referencos 121 Monadnock Bullding, fine medium, 10g13c; medium, 12@gldc; Wyoming In every Stat CHI GO, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, ec.. - fine ine meditim, 9a1%; dlum, “1i@izc: i | — Wools, “spring northern, 13gioe; mild 3 spvin, Toitic; Gremexira wierae confilln | was an treswiar request for minor awortment superiine, 424 iic; averdge ‘combings, e, . BT, LOUTS, Oct, 9.~ WOOL-Dull, with no mand; prices_unchanged. | LONDON, Oct. & wool pales were post- poied today owing to & dense ON GRAIN STOCKS, BRADSTR Advices Covering Principal Polnts of Ac- cumulation Throughout the Country NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Special cable and tele- graph advices to Bradstreet's covering prin points of accumulation in the United States Canada and Europe, indicate the follow changes in stocks of grain last Saturday, ¢ pared with the preceding Saturday: Available supplies, United States and Canada, east of th Rocky mountains, wheat, Increase, ‘8,369,000 bu. : corn, decrease, H7,000 bu.; oats. 434,000 bu. United States, west of th wheat, increase, 151,000 bu. Europe, wheat, Increase, Laiger increases of doy of the Rocky mou grain_exch rthwestern t William a private 3 N, inere: Ttocky mounta Al 2,000 bu, wheat stocks east the at for and in estlc t not reported by ude 722,00 bu. of wh. v elevators, §21,000 by watin, 156,000 bu. in Mi 34,00 bu. of wh 50,000 b include 16,000 bu, Manitoba. § Nt ST, LOUI changed. WH I2A advices cabl o a cl h, 48%c; Louts Oct. FLOUR-Quiet, torelen Lat k pricos 2 red ; May 1 heavy on unfavorable and declined slowly but steadily e firmer and o siight rally 1c but e below yesterdn October, 18%¢; December, Open CORN—TFollowe mixed, ' cash. 46i4e; January OATS—Weak closing He Han Rt i ing. cast track, sacked 3418.05. 4,905, 00. 10 choice timothy pAralor creamory, . Prime EGGS. 150 LEAD—Held at § PELTER—$3.20. CORN MEAL 03248 t. Pork, prime meats, I shorts, 1ongs, §1.50; bbls.: wheat, 68,000 b, 000 bbls.; 0 b, standa. §7.45; houlders L salt i ribs, § Flour, 4.000 94,000 bu.; oats outs, 1, Kanss City Marketr. ITY, Oct. 8 -WHE ' hard, 4ho: No. s Tejected, 120 6 RN Fiin KANSAS 2 red, wnd unchanged; No, 2 18422 tive and steady; Non: S—Wheat, e, SHIPM bu. Lu.; oats, i com, 1,000 Now York Dry Goads Markoet. NEW YORK, Oct. %~It was a quiet t a8 o general market s concerned, yet for the day of the week and the day preceding the fast of Yom Kippur It was not disppointing, With 4 good number of vising Luyers present, thers the ‘inquiry 'Wan vory marked 4na advance e Toeatcdfor drees goods wear, h \;? printed specia Printing clo | e Vel e a3 L Grain Markot, PEORIA. Oct. 9.—CORY i No. 3, Sle 5 QATSdulet, eusy; No. 2 white, 04GI0%c; Noy white, St RYE-Scarce: No. 2, 49 WHISKY= Frm; high wino basis, §1.23. Wheat, 4800 bu.; corn, 43,600 bu,} 1ye, 00 bu: Birley, 30,100 bu. 2 0 bu.; corn,' 3,900 bag 3 ; barley, 6400 b, Sugar Marker W YORK, Oct. 9.-SUGAR—Raw, nomin refined, aull; o A, 4510 A o LONDON, * Oct Cane, very Ine active: centrifugal Ja Muscovado, fal refining, 115, i Mancheater Textilos, MANCHESTER, Oct. 9.—Cloth business mo@e demand, te at easler prices; yarns, po tons, . WHEAT-Dully ‘Frisco Wheat Quota SAN IRAD December, 84y 1800, May NEW PARI for the BOS ORLEA , Oct. 9, iccount ON, Oct. 9. 1,941,884, TIMORE, Oct, 0. 34,9 . YORK 34,478, Clearings, cent 82,240,379, 1020 per rentes, earings, $19,713,600; bale Clearings $2,826,020; NEW lances, PHILAD 9,209,821; i t 8.—Clearings, $10,080,9 CINCINNATI, Oct. 3. New York exchange, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 0. Mo 26 discount to p v ogeng o . Cleay Dra 121 sight, telegraphic, 15c. Silver bars, 6% a6i%e. Mexid s, 83@63Ye. f ST. LOUIS, Oct, 9.—Clearings, $8,681,477; balj /| " ¥, $428,478. Money, Aull, 687 pér cent. Ik lange on New York, Tso disccunt’ bid, LONDON, Oct. 8 Is quoted today it Avtes at 282 Madrid, (8. Lisbon Jogsy s! Petersburg, 50; Athens, 77; Rome, 99; \'lenfll' v ln\lru\ Oct. The amount of bullion with, drawn from th Bank of England on bal oduy was (3,000, Close: Consols money af account, 101%, CHICA Oct. 9. —C ngs, llu,fll, r cont on cull; 66 per ¢ ok ) i Range, ‘G alutount; Farel excliange, firn ling commeicial, $4.85G4, NEW YORK, Oct, 9--The steamship N H 2 Oork will take' out fo Eur pe tomorrow. My ances of wilver and 2,000 Mexican dolars subtreasury today transferred to New Ol $150,000 1 cu 2 1 HERLIN, Oct. 9.—The weekly statement of u-* Imperlal Hank of Germany shows the follawin ching: 1s ‘compared With (e previous Secoqs . Canh iy hand, Gecreass: 100000 macn: .m.mk decrease, 2390000 marks; gl nofes in- circulation, N. W. HAHHIS & 00. ‘ BANKERES, 163+165 Dearborn-st., Chi 185 Wall-st., New York. 70 State-st., o, oo .8 ks BONDS decrease; 10,450,00 marks.