Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Board of Trade Markets Wore Very Dull Yesterday, L WHEAT WAS QUIET AND WEAK EARLY Corn Opened Easier in Sympathy with the Weakness of Wheat—-Other Cereals Sell iIn Consonance with the tocks and Bouds. 10.~The Board of Trade markets were very dull today. The uncer- tainty regarding the government report pre- vented heavy trading, and was responsible for moderate weakness. December wheat closed e lower, May e lower; May oats unchanged. Provisions finished with moderate gains, Wheat was quiet and weak at the cpen- ing, then had o few minutes of moderate actiyity, while it tumbled down a further step or two, after which It recovered a trifle and became funerally dull. The traders evinced no disposition to make many sales or purchases, in view of the uncertainty of the government report. The usual news was not of a character to seric urb either the bulls or the bears. the forenoon December kept within range of 531 and B, and May at premium. The market recovered its tone toward the close, December selling up B3%e, and May, which had its premium re- duced to e at the same time, sold at & closing prices were: December, 53t Moderate buying caused the cle ness, Corn opened easier in sympathy with the weakness of wheat at that time. May was offered at 50%c, against 50'gc at the close yesterday, The number of cars inspected nce yesterday morning was reported at seventy-three cars, compared with an estimate of 100, In the other lines shipments for four hours were only 124800 bu, compared with Bu; on the corresponding time last year. It did not take sellers long to crowd the price of May down to ic, after which there was enough recovery, at which the market stuck for w long time. Not for several months has trading been as light as today. A little buying firmed up the market at the close, and May finished at wie. The activity i oats continued, and a gocd day's business was transacted. The govern- ing power still in corn. Buying orders were principally from the county, althou considerable stuff was taken by parties here Bellers were quite numerous. May started a shade easfer, at from 33t sold up to B3%e and back to 331c, closing at 334, Provisions closed dull, but firm. The ghorts were inclined to cover in a careful way, and the offerings were so light that a very little buying was needed to advance prices, Hog receipts were 15,000, and their rice was quoted from Ge to l0c higher. Pork, at the close compared with yester: day’s last quotation, was 10c higher; lard e higher, and ribs 5c up. Frefghts ' were slow and steady for corn and 1%c for oats to Buffalo. T ding futures ranged as follows: High, | Low. CHICAGO, Oct. wely d During the 1 4e to at 14 T Gven._| i Cioss, sl 5 Bt Biute 0% 0% | pred) s 284 28y 3314 1% | 53 50M@E51 50% 50X e oy Cash_quotatl FLOUR-Sieady, 3 2 i unchang 2 red No. 3 yellow No. 2" white, 315@8114 . 4, Bbe, Prime, $.20, per bDL., $12.85613.10, Short ribs, 1 shoulders (boxed) sides (boxed), $7.000 Tl PROVISI Tard, per 100 (oose). | $6. 5046, 7 short elear, Distilters' finished goods, per gal., 1,23, The following were the receipts and shipments today: Aol Flour, bbls Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. Oats. bu. [Receipts. [Shipments. 000 54.000 K7.000 000 00 | 10,000 000 121,000 exchange today tha butter ma creamery, 16@23e; dalry, 135w Eggn, steady at 1646174 ket was casle 20¢. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. ¥esterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals. Ete, YORK, Oct. 10.—FLOUR-R 24,000 bbls.; exports, 16,60 bbls.: sales, bbls. Market flat; everybody waltng for government report, Low grades generally owing to Southern flour, dull. quiet 30 Lbls, Buckwheat NEW the firm Rye flour CKWHEAT-Quiet at o CORN MEAL—Steady; sales, 200 bl boat loads, . 2 Milwaukee, 60a62c, western, T0@N0c bu.; exports, 5, 16,000 by, , owing to s in’store and ele 2,400 car lots, 49@sle; BARLEY-Dul BARLEY MA WHEAT-H i wales, 1,73, t market duil but red wh 3 No. 2 red, Bo%c; afloal We: £.o0. b, bide, afloat porthern, 60%c delivered; No, 1 hard, €7} livered. ' Options weak mearly all da expectations of bearish crop report ard 19 Of @ froe movement west The bears 1 a g0od deal of ‘wheat, but tried Lo cover in the afterncon, and prices at once rallied W@ ¢ from bottom, und closed at W@4he net de eline; No. 2 red, May, 61 1-16G61 15-16¢, closed ll 61%e; June, €2%@02%c, closed al 62%pc; Oc. tober closed at November closed at 56, December, 6% sed at 57%e. CORN—Rece/pts, 22,300 bu. exports, 29,400 bu.; sales, 2150 futures, 16,000 bu. spot. market dull; 2, B%c In elevator afloat; yello dellvered. * Options up 10'2 welock on predictions of a Teport, but atter 'that hour - rall With wheat, and closed at 1 wed at E3%e: Sine; November, 530360 December, 53% 4e, closed at 53%,c. OATHRecoipts, S2400 bu. s exports, sales, 750 bu. futures, 41,000 bu. spot. market dull; No. 3, 824¢; No. delly No. 8, 3114 No. white, 36%¢; No. e Il\n'k mixed western, 33%@G3Hc; White western, 85040c; track, while state #0c. " Options bpencd lower under lrge 1o But afterwards rallied With wheat, Closing at declin May, ¥@37%c, closed tober ed at 814kc; Novembe closed at 83c; December closed at HAY-Dull; good HIDES-—Steady; B('led. 45t0 6 Ibs. 10 2 1bs., llc; oo LEATHER—ste. light to b 4 A ‘{VQOMQAH# OFs—quict & Pacific o COAL—Dul FPROVISIO! W, Cut meats, ste Blokled hums, Wil Lard, sicady: “westorn jeam closed ‘at 8 asked; Ocfober closed at §5. Junuary, $7.80, nominal; refined, steady. Dull; at e unde! Pros weak rish orop partially ary U0 B lbs, & dy; hemlock cavy welghts, domestic flecce, sole, Buenos 19@24c; to pulled state, common choice, 36 kled shouldérs, 6%c western dairy, 136160 western factory, creamery, 1 creamery, ‘186 24c. state, large, G10i5c; rt akime, Db it skims, 36 ige, S—Dull; sta yivania, 192 - hee house, 166 1615c; DKES. | western fresh, 176 18%c; cases, 32 250046 Auie; western 12G15c; K @18150; stute mitaiton small TALLOW—| " @, as 1o qualit PRTROLEUM—Nominal; country, 474 United closed at 8274 OBIN—Firm; strained, common to good, $1.30 Quiet, 2e. RICE—Firm; domestic, fulr n, A%@4% OLASSES--Dull 10 choice, 284 PI1G_TRON—Quiet; fean, $10.00¢13,00. TIN-Quiet, firm; Quiet. COPPER—Quiet; 90,50 exchange bullion ers' quotation LEAD-Quiet; Metal exchange quotation, $3.15 OLIT: bulllon, brokers' quotations, §.05 TIN-Nalea. 20 tons March, $15.25: 20 ton February, $15.25; 10 tons January, §16. ton L S1Ea 3 tons November, #1357 8 tns to sell off orude, 25 yellow mber, COTTON 'SERD o1, prime yellow. 82683, = Quies: domeatic sthe, §3.40G4.5. nmu crude. “36gzic o5, 7 E Minneapolis Wheat Market. DAINNEAPOLIS, Oct 10--Thero was some 11" in May wheat today against couniry 8, but the bulk of trading against coun- was throush eales of track T e e was very bri the clase of grain, and miw on Uack or s open ketle, £ New Orlean Beoteh, $19.x straits, $15.65G15.75; brokers' plates tal Inactive, lower, routine | 8,641 | o arrive were mought after by loc companies and local millers. The above Decomber was kept up and fraction on aceount of the activity mand for cash stuffs, Recelpts points are better than last week, bul nre ot up to the arrivals there during the pravious two or thres weoks What littla strengih there was in the market for futures seemed o come gyrouh ‘vn-‘umg. 4% X gty an iHrvv\.v Luying back toward t the session, and advance] b future 1 closed e while track wheat closed on the previous December, 66 hard, § ern. 6 elevator premium sed the de- Interior al In of at 3 northern pta were 238,400 b 0 b flour market $.0G340; bakers, 190 Yhe production was estimated At 0 Dbbis for the twenty- four hours; shipment 000 LbIA. NERAL MARKETS, sliipments, W qulet; patents, OMANA ¢ Condition of Trade and Staple and Faney The market on poultry i be noted from the supplles of old holders find it b the low prices quofed A falling off in the receipts of hay wequent shrinkige in the holdings has A a fiomer feeling in the matket sales of (e cholcest have been rep rent quotatfons. stock Quotaiions Produce. on still weaker, quitations given fowls expecially rd work (o moye ar 10 b d a wl at duc few wbove ¢ 1e; to good 161 y Por dos. X POULTILY wpring o NG TAME-—-rul per doz., 32 mixed, per doz .05 Mallards rll_ iz, Wisconsin, and brick full Towa, art No. 1 Light g top S-01d birds, VEG! of cither con near-by points largs n came from Kalamazoo, sold as having come from one time it was hardly thought that any other Kection of the country could grow really good celory. Other sections of the country, how ever, have been giving more attention 1o the growing of colery for market with no smal degree of guccess, California now ships o great deal of celery to nd seasons of the y o tirely from that st parties in Nebraska ment with this_vegel marked success. This year near Kearney were planted t fificen weres at Monroe, while th patches at Hebion and Florence, nd Monroe crps were purchased by house making specialty of handlin they are now receiving from th about 400 dozen bunches per day. The crop is about half harvested, and the growers esti- mate that the vield will amount o fifteen to twenty cars all_told. POTAT OLD dium, 1.90, ONIONS -On_orders, 707 BAGE-On orders, 3 ERY—Per dor., 30@45e SWERT POTATOESPer Ib., per bbL; Jersey, $5.50 per bbl. RUITS, held yestorday 85 $6.2 ¢ midland, Tho Omaha out past u her is shipp hore or - 8hipped In the elery handled Mich., or w that section. At nced far and_so about _f celery he N @1.9) Hand-picked, sl common white beans, $1 38 2a2%e, or $3.5 wetion sal of that it Ve the [ Feceipts of grapes at esent th large, and the stock is very fine. N be finer than the California grape sont to this ma: Quotations: S—California, per 50-1b. box, $1.50. Good stock, per bbl., $2.5002.76 stone, $1; clings, 75 an uj are otaing that California fr California, 90cG31.25. 0081 Bartiett and I PEARS Hardy 7200 round muscat, no good Clalrgeau, §: shipping _stocl winter Nellis, 10-1b, basl Chpo cholce, $9.506 TROPICAL FRUIT! Mexican, per box, 3,50, holce stock, $L.7 Mexsing, 300, sing, 300, $4.50. S—None. MISCEL -Medium, per can, horse shoes, standards, 18¢; extra selects, 18c; New 'York counts, 2 b, 1618 10G12e. @10.00 $2.009 per bunch. 360, $1.750 OYSTER: Lg; extia coffipany selects, 1S 1y, per § Calitorni dark honey, 3 ns. per doz., $12, Snglish walnuts, 196 10@12; eastern + 865 half bbl., $3.25, 3ic; No. § green en nh.d hides, 4tye: No. 2 1 green ‘salted hides, d hides, 25 5 Ibs., Te; N . 1 dry fiint hides, No. 1 dry salted 3¢ per Ib, less than Chestnuts, CIDER ary fint hides, fe; part cured hide fally’ cured. SHEEP PELTS—Green salted, ench, 25@60c green salted shearlings (short wooled early siins), Pach, 10%0c; dry shearlings (short wooled early 8King), ench, 5@ise; dry skin), No. ‘2, each, be; Ska_ butcher wool 6@se; dry fint K wool' peits, per b, Yadlie; dry fiint Colorado butcher wool 1h., actual weight, @6t%e; dry fint ufrain wool pelts, per ib., actual ght, 4@6e; (have feet cut off, as 1t is useless o Tay’ freight on them) JWCAND GREASB—Tallow, No. 1, dkc; 2 grease, rose, , 3Yc; grease, dark, ol boeswa, prime, 15G20c; o yellow, 14G STOCKS AND BONDS, Trading In Securities the Lightest Volume for Many Weeks. W YORK, Oct. 10.—The trading in the Stock exchange today was the lightest in volume for many weeks past, and the spec- ulation was of but little interest. Except in Sugar, St. Paul and Chicago Gas, the sales did mot exceed 4,500 shares in any single stock, and but one reached that figure. The arbitrage business was small, owing to the fact of it being a Jewish holiday, which kept many of the leading operators out of he market both here and in London, At the opening the market was heavy and a small 0 lower, but there was a quick re- after which the dealings became ir- and duliness was the prevailing characteristic of the situation up to mid- In the early afternoon a selling move- it of small force set in, under the influ- gnoe of which prices again declined _About 1 o'clock a rally took place, prices’ being well maintained until shortly before the close, when another reaction took place, the market closing weak and generally at a de- cline from the closing figures of yesterday Sugar led in the transactions and was in demand to cover short contracts, the bears having taken alarm at the cable advices re- porting the German sugar trade to have been ruined by the protection clauses of the new tariff bill. These purchases sent the stock up 21 per cent, to 84% but in the later dealings there were ‘fairly free offerings of the shares, causing a reaction to S2%e, which left only % per cent of the gain, The preferred stock scored an advance of per cent. St. Paul was the most active of the railway list and under sales by London and the traders induced by the heavy de- crease In earnings for the first week in October receded 9 per cent, closing at that low point, The other grangers n were not largely dealt In and moved in narrow range, Burlington standing unchanged on the day, and Rock Island and Northwestern losing % per cent and 14 per cent respectively. After an open- ing decline of 3 per cent in Chicago Gas, the itly formed bull pool in the shares set to work to advance the stock, and sent It up 1% per cent, to Tl the movement culminating about’ delivery hour. Lack of supporting orders and some realizing sales resulted in a loss of 14 per cent at the close the efforts of the clique being rewarded with a net gain of % per cent. Western Union was not prominent in the transac- tions until 2 o'clock, when upon the publica- tien of the annuai report which was gen- erally regarded as unfavorable, a drive was made on the stock, Which caiised u depre- clation i its value of Jer sent from the best price of the day. The Cordage stocks were murked down 2% per cent on the com- mon, and 5 per cent on the preferred gf the liquidation of & long mecount. Therd Is no news touching the company fo acceunt for this decline and the last prices were at re. ies of 14 per cent and % per cent y. Lake Erie & Western preferred Paul and Omaha preferred each de- clined 1" per cent on the day, the other losses being In the smaller fractions. Na- Uonul Linseed rose 34 per cent on sales of 3 #: Delaware, Lackawaina & West- ling an advance of 1% per cent. t Northern preferred and Bay State Gas or cent hond market was irregular on a moderate volume of business, the total sales being $020,00. The changes In prices on the day's transactions are mainly confined to fractions. The only “important movements being advances of 2 per cent in St. Paul firsts, Southwest division, Toledo & Ann Arbor firsts; 14 per cent In Northwest Con- wols 7s and 1 per cent in Loulsville & New a Albany general Westorn firsts. Dec vated firsts, 4 per ¢ secands, 13 s and Tolado, lines: ent; Kan s & Peorl Rrooklyn w’-' T&gs nd Northern Pacific States Minncapoljs & St wold at 104 Evening Post's Lol wigh b 1y and the ausé| iie day t the close they were worst, but Initiative on wected here ower level. folland ere. unless your ntil South pr The following were the closing qi on the leading stocks of the New change today Atehison side, n Americ and Spain are don miset Ameri light here I8 a ices hav U P. D & cable ans Cordage, Louis s says: able w wer Iy ot 14044 | Northwestorn .. Alton, 31 o phd. 170 EXpross 110 78 ity Chicago Alton. & C.C.C &SL I . Celo. Coal & Iron Cotton Ol Cert Dol. & Hadson Dol. Lack, & W D &R G ptl. D.&C.F. Co.. Lead Trust Louisvilie N1 Lonlsville XA attan Con. Ry S Michigan Cont. Mo, Paeifie Mobile & Ohio Nashvillo Chat Nationil Cord do prd J. Contra nfa Nort No. Pac. | (U0 pfd. % Pl Ontal Oregon In N Paeific Mat |P.D. & E.. Plttsburg Pully Reading Richmond do prd R.G. W R G Wy np i, Tal Rock Isiand. Paul . Paul vfd St P, & On an. Coal Texas Pac T &0, Tnkon Pac U8 Bxpr W.SL L. & do nfid man & [ron ifie..... nt, ptd;, ific B mm-ur Western U W. &L B do pta MASLL H&T ¢ T A, A. T. 56 L. & o ptd SRR K\‘. above strong support e touched s were taking gold from firsts, 2onds P eather flat. the buli s ex- a firm atl York ex- 1% i 100 108 Atchison, 3 can Sugar Burlington, 1 Cattlctecdi 2,100; Reading, tificates, fifih Island, ‘3,8 Cordage, Am proferred, 4,400 Tt sexsm St Western Paul, fehmond ent, pald, 15,500 Union incl 64,001 State & 4,100, New York Money Market. K, Oct. 10, MONEY ON ALL— cent; last loan, 1 per cent; clos TAN 3 PAPE GE bills 31,5014 8 and $4.361% RTIFICAT GOVIERNMENT BONT dull. Railroad bonds, 6% for 60 ES—63%e b m. irregular, Closing quotations on bonas were barer.... i 0.8 68 coup.. LS. 45 rez 48 coup.. 1104 114 1143¢ o 101 102 Class i 104 Class G, Currencies. La. Now Con. 48, Nissour! Gs. gk Gilg 100 01| D. Erie G, H. & i comm with {.57% fo diys; clal i Siate nds.. o' 78, H & T 40 0. MK LT ent, G No. N 021 tuat Unionts.. Gen. 58, c. 1sts. ... Pie. 2nds |N. W. Consola.. 10 8, F. D Dob. 58 (26| B GO Tuts |sup.c. chison 48, Atehison 28 A Cn St P’ Cons. SUL& LM, S asE &P. W.5s. Gen. 59 Gen.. | West shore 48 Southern R. R. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, Oct. 10.—Call tme loans, 341 per ce stocks, bon'ls and mining loans, . Clostn Biaras: 234 par 3 prica. per actunl de- vosted bills, bonds, cent: 3 tor B4 [ Westingh, Blact 823 W. Elec. ptd 904 13 200 tate Gas,.... Bell Telephone. ., Eoston & Albany .. Boston & Matne, B & Q. Fiiehin e Gen, Bleot 724 73 | 114 & on_ Pacific.. West End...... W. End vfd. Wis. Ateliison 2da. .. Atehison 4s.. 0 New Eoglani Gen. Bleet Wis. Cent. Atlautic. Frankiin, K Osceol: 6. ric 5s... 18t 77| Allouez Mining arsarge. ... i 208 084y 110 BUlg San Francisco Min| SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Quotations for mining & lows: g Stock Quotations. 10.~The o 8 today oM 1 ¢ a losing s fol- Al Belle Taic Beleher Hest & Hejc | Bodi G 3 Bul s Chollar’ Con. Cal &V | Crown point.. | E 3 5 | Ve Gould & Curry... i Hale & Noroross.. | Moxican |Mount Diabio,. |ophir.. . Potosi....\.0. e, Slerra Union Con Jtah slow Jackot Now York Mialng Quatatioas, ing ar3 thy NEW YORK, Oct, closingmimin 10. Tho follo; Chiolo: g Crown Poing. Con. Cal. & Deadwood . Gould & Curry Hale & No Homestake . Mexican . " |Plymoutn Storra Novi aandand Union Con Yellow Ja Tron Silyer. Quicksily do prefe Bulwer. 0 105 115 London Stock Quotations. LONDON, Oct. 10.—4 p. m. closiug: Canadian Pacif: Erio, ... ... Erle2ds.. .. 1ils. Central.... .\ L Mexican ordinary. 14l 945 163 N.Y.C Rex Mex. nancial Notes. MEMPHIS, Oct. 10, balances, 34,6 PARIS, Oct, 15¢ for the account. PHILADELFPHIA, 614; balances, §1,501,3 NEW ORLEA . bank, par; Oct. Clearings, earings, 0.—Clearings 10.~Cleas 66581 Paul com entral 164 Ponnsyivania. $247,47; 12,837,79; 77,638,220, 10.—Three per cent rentes, rings, § bal- bal- 1026 10, learings, §1,326,266, Money, ¢ discount ings, §2,5 SAN FRA telegraphic, dollars, (3G ST, LOUIS, ances, $521, 821, change ‘on ' New LONDON, 300, Oc Siiver Oct. 10.—G at 20; Lisl tersburg, , 10,32 CHICAGO, Oct. Money, 4@ er time K eign exchange, @4.56%. LONDON, Oct. awn from the Iy £50,00. Bar per cent. the open market W for thr 10, firm, Ste Bank for sh o monthi Liverpool Oct. moderately red spring, 4s Firm; _holders mixed, spot, 48 TXd; fut sparingly; October, December, 48 54d, FLOUR-Dull; 8t. Lou IONS—Lard, d ; pply _poor CORN mess, western, 6ls 3d.° Hams, short cut, bealand éut, dull; 5; Athens, cent on exchange, bie d 10.—The amq 2 bills, 10.- 0.—Draft, ars, 6315 Oct. 10.~Clearings, Money, dull; b@7 per cent York, T discount bid, sl s quo bon, 20.50; m commercial, 3@ per 0 par, s, sight, Git%e. M $3,814,959; ted to Madrid, Rome Clearings, §15, call Hing, of Englan: silver, 2 he rate ol rt bills 9-18 D commerch Iscount, d on b 364 %50 cent. Cles bal- Ex- y 18.00; 109,50} 143,000, @8 per cent on | B85 nt of bullion with. alance £ discount | er cent, Markets. WH No. 2 5. offer ures, 48 30; s, i1 hoide AT—Close, Ted winter, aringly 18 offer 15 % per cen firm; s new fancy winters, bs 30 s, holders not off i prime mess, + suppl 638 94, Tee prin me ly good long_clear [y and shore clear, 55'1bs., 40s; shoul- 6d. Dull red, 198 60 Nominal; CHEESE ALLOW- eity, COTT TURPENTI spirits. 20s 60 ROSIN—Steady ; mon, 3s 6. HOPS x ers offer moderately; ) OIL Steady Kunsas Ci; ITY, Oct 48 No. KANSAS No. 2 hard, red, 4645 L CORN-—S8teady; No. at OATS—Unchanged 2 white, @33 BUTTER—Weak; @i EGGS-—Qulet; RECELD oats. 1,100 bu. SHIPMENTS—Wheat, bu.; cals, noue. ke, Steady; At Lon, Pac creamery, 3, holders ific W eroj y Murke . 10—WH Jected, @43 3 mixed, 4T¢; 2800 bu. offer steady; 1082 15 holders offer sparingly; finest hoiders not offering; prime 21, treely; holders offer sparingly; com- hold: AT—P| 3 red, 46G46%0; No. 2 mixed, 2g2%e; 262 i fan corn, No. white, No. oy, 18 ‘S—Wheat, 35,000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu.; 5,000 | at OMAHA LIVE: STOCI( | \RKETS b) Bupply at the Yards All that Was Wanted as Rogards Quantity, TRADING ALL ON ‘A BASIS OF STRENGTH Not Enough Go ket, but Open A Cattle to Test the Mar- Offerings Sell Well-Hogs w and Olose Strong and Higher. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10, Compared with receipts for the first half of last week, supplies for the past three days show a falling off of some 700 cattle, while hogs have increased about 2,500, and sheep nearly 14,00 head. The cattle market was well enough sup- plled as far as quantity was concerned, but there were hardly enough desirable fat steers on sale to test the real tone of the trade. All classes of buyers were out after supplics, local dressed beef men in partic- ular, and as there were no good to cholce beeves here sellers had no trouble in work- ing off the common stock at good, strong prices. A few odds and ends of gr: tives sold at from $2. to $3.50, and westerns sold largely at from $2.75 to $.25. Bastern markets were all reported stronger, and the right kind of cattle would have sold readily at higher prices. There was a strong, active cow market today, with prices firm to 5e and 10¢ higher than Tues. ryboly wanted cows, and the sixty or seventy loads on sale were not long In changing hands. Veal calves sold rather firmer figures, and the same W true of bulls, stags and rough stock ge erally. A big business was done In stockers and feeders, but as the erings were largely of low grade stock prices were generally pretty low, although not a particle lower than recently. Good, smooth, well bred and flesh stock sold stronger. Good_ to cholce feeders are quotable at from $2.70 to $2.15; fair to good at from $2.40 to 70, and com- mon grades from $2.2 down. Hepresenta- tive sales: DRESSED Av. Pr. No. 808235 1 140 BEEF, Pr. s Av. Pr. 0 42 50 No. 1154 1058 $3 50 2 1083 300 BULLS. L1801 1 a0 1 1500 1040 L1460 ~1180 11290 1080 . 851 518 Lin 8 30 30 20 £ WESTERN CA' Av. Pr. N N8B TLE. 92 steers.... wlls...... steers. 2 strs, t1g. feeders 7 steer; COLORADO. 285 5 strs, 250 4 cows tlg. . 1212 ", Scott. 11 steers. 44 cows strs, g steer.. steers. cows. WYOMING. Pr.-Fisher, llve Stock Company teeder - 148 teede steers. COwS. . 2 THAHO, bull cows. bulls. Bteers.. Steers. .. BEEEEEER 1bull..... cow feeders. .. 80 feeders. ... ¥95 YGS—There the general quality ¢ than it has been for and provisions day. ‘wnd buy biddiog lower on ever, stubbornly 140 ) o 238 K00d run today, and offerings was bettcr time, Doth hogs in Chicago Tucs- all started in rather bearish, everything. Salesmen, how insisted on at leat ' stewd; pricés, and the early trade was slow. Later on more bullish Dews from Chicago and with some speculative Inquiry masket braced up and toward the close there were saics (hat showed all of & b advance. Fair to good mixed hogs sold largely at from $4.83 to 8, with several of the best heavy loads scattering up 1o 362, and common light mixed and rough SLUMT from $4.60 down to M.50. Pigs, stock hogs and throwouts sold ot around §2.50 o $4.15. The Close was active and at the high point of the thi Trading ¢ Wiek ago toda: 8h. 408 12 160 12) (Y 12 1) W ® supply ing of g On account rkets the auarter, but it was right around steady prices for stock. Common stuff and salo and_generally low Fair are quotibl from § westerns, from 32 to ; com sheep, from $1 good 100-1, lambs, from 2,50 to ne h was liberal d stuff, bot £ the heavy from any the mixed stockers.... stock natiy native native native native native lamb. Tamb. lamb lncgely st from uesday, ¥, Representa- B 0 80 80 103 160 131 change in the 1 and included h muttons and receipts lately was not at all urgent sible to realize Hght kind of were slow cholce natives 0; falr to good mon_and stock o choice 40 to Representative wt. L7 - 0 00 0 30 30 300 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. official shown by the company for 3 o'clock p. m., and oks the tw W celpts Qisposition £ the Unio 1 Cattle Hogs ..., » i Horses mule 5 DISPOSITION. Catt) and Buyer Oma cking company 3 H. nd_compy mpany acking compa ft over . Total ..... CHICAGO LIVE Cattle Prices Wore F 1 Other Lines. 10.—Cattle pri less than for for the firs 000 head. CHICAGO, Oct. arrivals, 8,000 head day, and the supply shows a of it and advanced prices buyers did not seem to figures, and the marke r, though there was no ge 18 o continued scarcity of that class the tendency No doubt, fancy av 1 would have brought §6 nothing like that deserip confl but around 2 to terns. Dr suppl; and " fe Ives at cattle recelv from 88,25 for w offered, Th eding the Toxans were demand ex fair_trade in stockers to $3.60, and veal ¢ Of the 14,00 rangers 0gs there w for whic In today, s o further stiffe the surprising| Q7,000 head), and the firmer ton vislon market were responsible brisk, with prices ranging f thin _ yesterday’s ar to from °s of choice as But these {nstanc below price the quality tuking | the ner showing e n gl largely o/ fron 5 525, w to 45.40 bought most of the m here were of pa $4.75, and of culls at from §2 to The demand for ch a fair at steady prices being At from .2 belng lambs. Medium to steady, and wanted at f offered at were head quotatic itie since Saturday, as against year ago, and 8,535 head two yea Receipts: Cattle, 14,000 head; cn hos 000 head; sheep, 1 The Evening Journal reports copts, 17,000 head; official yesterda shipments, 6,428 head; left over head; shows som ket nd_firm at an per 100 1bs. Sales ranged light; $4.7004.9) for mixed; $4.8@5.55 for heavy pack \d $2.40604.95 for pigs. Receipts, 14,000 h and firm - at ts, 13,000 ive and unci head, anged. T Output Any CINCINNATI, Oct. 1 Tomorrow's Price Cur for the week in the 175,000 hogs, ¢ week and 160,000 7,775,000 since March 1, against 6 ago. Prominent places compare as nt will west indical with 185,600 I Cedar Rapids ... ! eph ‘ Sioux City New York Live hlm-k L quote American steers at $@llc p inferior LAMBS—Recelpts Market slow; price $1.5004.25; selecte bs, inferl cars on sale. poor o prime, B.5a4 12 i os. Hh. St Lo &7, LOUIS, nead: shipm natives; Te Common 1 foaars, fight, $2.40275; caws HOGE- Tecelpta, nead Market aciive Reavy, $820G56 (0 'HHI Ih eipts, 3,000 head; »l ad etlve, stron; Tnérinos Oct, 10.—CATTL 1,00 head. Mar strong; cows, strong, H@10c 1o good 1ig) nmon, $3.500 Market improve advance 1ough pa king awioe Falling Off Some but ad of Last Year. \—(Special 10.—~BEEVES. Market ste 5,700 shipments, mixed, h o stock e. Hog STOCK. es were firm; ast Wednes t half of this Holders were demanded, ready to pay was sensib f ripe 0 be upwa 1,60 Ibs rket, but 1. Whil the bulk .50, and at Only about Ce was strong, The ders at from ¥ ed quite £6, ning of prices light receipts e of the pro- The_ opening m e to 10c in ter part galn of from packers prefer it wel nd from tum_and b st §4.25, nd lambs wi sheep from chol about nd 42,0 = ago. Ives, 500 head; 000 head. HOGS—R v, 11,19% head; about - 3,000 nt, Mar of _ 5@ic $4.75G5.35 _ for 8@ 14D for ng and ship- Market mod advance on Market mod ERESTS, Still Far Telegram.)— The packing total of the preceding 150,000 o follows: 1804 | 2,505, 0001 110,000 year 1808 168,000 191,000 114,000 arket. Recelpts, ay, but 14200 11500 to fair, bull urop er Ib., 1,180 sale. 0 poor ;' western calyes, 546 head; 48 s firm; sheep, d, for' export, @4, 50, choice Is Live Stock Market, Receipts, ket s ¥ 200 v good ht and mixed, 1.50. hipments, 200 $2.50092.70; sheep, high native Fansas City Live Stock Market. Oct. nts, head and slow; Texas steers, SLmas; $165G2.10] beef steers, $3.3500.40; PEE1: soekorm an focders, $1.506:2.60 HOGS—Recelpts, ad; bulk of sale 10, 34, 9005.05 : ipts, ol Market dul Stoek in Sight, Record of receipts at the four Kets Wednesday, October 10, 1894 Cattle, 5,208 14,000 11,000 5,000 head South Omaha . o Chic CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—The Earl sold California fruit at suction the following prices: Tokay crutes, $cG31.10; double crates cat, single crates, $00G$1.05; doubl CATTLE: Recelpts, Market dull ‘exiis cows, bulls, 1,300 15,0000 lights, 33, 00014.50, pments, 1,000 principal mar- Sheep. Fruit way, Tealizing pes, single G2 00; Mus- crates, 12.00 Bold eveywhere made by For thi 0il Heat you elsewhere abut name of it is “*Splen its rightly named, f splendid oil heatsr sense of the word. protty Heaters, carry a lar, ty of styles and @ or money refunded. Prlce 33 98 full- r, which would cost sole agents for “Splendid Oil every ove to give satisfaction nickeled $3, The did,” and or it isa in every We are 20 var uarantes @20 peaches Nellis, Winte Diel, ] single Meril 00, Howell pea $1.2501.50; Easter i half boxes, $1 today $L70G3.45; single, Ycas) assorted, $1.10G1.70; C 1g (Levi) peach: G dou ways, BGI0. Bros. company, New chis, $1.8061.70; K0 %0c; cling pes BLBG2.20, hes, 6 pears, At the London Auction LONDON, Oct today 11,302 bales were withdrawn, ers took practic scoured, thelr pu at extreme pric Fin yaiue. and ail tnferior w A or sold at lower prices. o Falkland, island wools. wi ing to 1,928 bales, and only slight decline Alowing are 10.—At wer the w offered ly all or lots w South Wales, 2,086 Kreasy, BlaG10d. Saa@is 14 baies; scoured, Queer TG b b §T. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-WOOI St LOUIE, Oct. 10.—FLOUR AT—Unsettied by the per op report, finally. closing 1-16 cash, 481zc; October, 4#84c; CORN—Was dull, crop_improven b 8T, Wit ke PTER. to cholce ker; separator ¢ dalry, 20c. S TER RN MU, WHIEKY COTTON BAGGING—8 PROVISIONS - Dull, mens, - Jobbing, $13.50 Dry salt m ribs, 36,40, whor 1.20; longy, wleady 10 3123, TIFS- 850, g7 1) horts, RS 3,000 bu.: corn, 10,00 bu.; oita, SHTPMENTS-—Flour bu.; corn, 3,00 bu. 0,000 bl Gats, 6,000 New York Dry YORK, Oct. 10 rainstorm of great severity and the Hebrew fast day and buyers from the been very light, and spot purchasers. ited proportions, On the other sales were reached (hrough for In ¢ untll NEW ke w0 was T order den descriptions of goods from the L $1.00411.10; Beaurr Chicago, . At auction half The remaining Amerl wsuperior hases amounting to len; 8 ‘bales; s enl, hbls. ; 2,000 bu. excluding maa: \\ool [ngrains Un'on Ingrains Smyrma Rugs | Tapestry Carpet Velvet Carpet .. Body Brussels Temp Carpets. Mistit Ingrains Misfit Brus Lace Curtains, Portieres ... Window Shades . Try it onee and you will -like thousands of other housewives - use no other SANTA CLAUS S0AP THE BEST PUREST~ MOSTECONOMICAL THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYeticago. STOVES and CARPE Special Stove Sale LTI N I Laeas e Tt T ] Steel Ranges 4-Hole Ranles .. Base Burners Bass Burners Cannon Stoves Parlor Cooks_ Laundry Stoves 0il Heaters Oak Stoves Parlor Heaters $24.35 worth $38.0 490 worth - 9.75 1135 worth 20,00 14.75 worth 30:00 1,75 worth 3.50 8.60 worth 17.60 3.40 worth 6,50 o 490 worth 976 965 worth 11.00 7.60 \\urlh 15.00 Special Carpet Sale U s RIS 49 worth 75¢ . 28c worth 50c .$ 124 worth § 3.50 43¢ worth ~ 90¢ 59 worth 1.25 57¢ worth .25 12c worth 30¢ 460 worth 9.50 8.75 worth 17.00 98¢ worth 2,50 295 worth 7.50 240 worth 75¢ IS TERM! $10 worth of goods, &1 per woek or 81 par month 825 worth ot zoods, 850 worth of o 875 worth $1.50 per week or 6 ds, ®2 por woek or 88 per month ot goods, 50 per wesk or $10 per month r month 8100 worth of good l $20) wort 18, $.0 $1.2561 eifer, $1 v, 1 f s0dasi. . Taunie. Ty 125, Muscats, Sio nicheons, 3120 o8, Toc@$00; Hal: 50; K York, one . 81 0 . Hardy WOOL MARKET, Sales Fifteen Hundred Hales Were Withdrawn. 00l auction sales of which 1,500 an buy- greasy and 500 bales breeds made full ere either with. A poor quality offered, amount- t were' sold at o the sales in de e il @6hd @10%d. Cape Dull; unchanged. Louls General Market. Qulet, stead \ding govern up 2 red Dece lowing’ %@ anti A, cash, Sl Decernbe pated d, east track reamery, 2§ 0 standard m, §i.40; shoulders, Bacon, #6205} .60, : ribs, wheat, 15,000 I bu. Market. Mmseque late | wheat, 1,000 duy sellers the demand has | new business by und was of M- hand, very large wardings of all mills direct to Winter | per woek or $12 p ol goods, 1 per week or 815 per mon Formerly People’s Mammoth Instaliment House Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. 17=-Jewel Watches are known by nfls road men and other experts to be upe equalled for weae and accuracy. RUBY JEWELEZ] i B, ADJUSTED o ), WATCHES 2 e 7 The Dueber Watch Works, Canton, Q, WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchant All Grain and Provisions, Private wires to Cnicago and New Yorl business orders placed on Chicay Board of Trade, Correspondence solicited. roor 4, New York Life Bullding, Celephon How T0 MAKE MONEY market § centrifugal 'Jave, 104 be in 43 PEOU LA ORI Erain or stocks, write for pare ulars J8 CROWNING & C Bulldioj GO, - t wants are nts are not ed by m being_supplic golng_forwar ny murkets. nent with agents, 18 very teady L S¢, and no sales reporte yet such shipe in " the "quantitige There are no ol and the tone of thy inting cloths, quie Murket, Oct. 10, —COT” T’iN Ju el i exports (o F!’I wtock, , 500 l-..lm mlob- i3; Deceniber, hriary, uar T Ty My, e ity 5066, 00 OUIE, Oct, 10,007 Middling, um 00 bales: recelpts, 9,100 Lale men ™ Lales; atock, 10,80 biles . Dulath Wheat Murk Minn., Oct, 10.~WHBAT—Close) cash and October, B8450:+ No. h - and o October, §ic; Decemby Wiei No. 2 northern, cash, . 40 ¢ 10 wrive, No, Sugur Market, K, Oct. 10.—8UGAR-Ra € Ogt J0b taw, nominajy Oct.” 0.-SUGAR-Dull and hea 134; Museovado, fair Tehatg V quiet; October, 108; Nove NEW Y ned, dull LONDON o 108, beet nuga LR “ "Frisco Wheat Quotations, N SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 10.— the markets of purchusers, Wwherely many cur- | May, ¥hei cleared, 6,66 amuh‘ -