Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MWESDAY, OUCTUOBER 30 e e e = | fow , chanige price, 19.609.00; salen on ‘change time: Now York exchange, 306 promium; forelen ’ $1.5002.80; common and_stock sheep, #1.0001.7 ¢ $EED OIL-Dul and heavy: oniy | CINCINNATL Oct. .—Money, 1486 per cent o o Wa Deed TWENTY o Mo ceigtnit aud gmail sales pomiiie at quotations. enirely fom change, par to 300 premiuin; Ceur At = TR THENTY 1 aont i 328 al at any hgure > X , e ; ; VAR GENDOLL ML STRS. change on New York. S fiscount, bid. Kinds Than Liass Week howh by the ookn of he it Badt Fards thorize us to piy TEN DOLLARS EACH for Firmness in Corn. LONDON, Oct, 2.—Go1d 18 quoted at_Huenos g foF the forty-efght Tours ending at 3 |approved drawings with appropriate read- Condition of Trade and Quotations on SRCOTRETR 7 iRy Ko R e 'clock b m. Monday, October 8, 1804 — ing ; or $5,00 each for deslgns oF readIng mat- Staple and Faney Pro.tucs. rsburg, 80; Athens, 11; Rome, 105.15; Vienna, RECE petition: 1 Slase Dessiur b AN Boos B o week opensd with the poultry mark B il petition will elose Decomber 1. A8 600 WEATHER CONDITIONS QUITE A FACTOR | The week cocard with the pouiry market e 8AD WEATHER SPOLS THE TRADE : BCiols e heg ot ma i pad o ekt I3 y well ¢ up. h e Yot ‘v o STOCKS AN O J Lk Hogs 9 2 ed designs and return the others, Remember, T e et s for_complete, acceptablo advertisements we that case there ought to be a firmer ket Speculation 1o Securities Wis More Active Slow but Steas ¥e o8t No DISPOSITIO! pay Date of the Grading of Corn Into CONtFACt | 1y royjowing the Lutter trade of (he past week Yeaterday Thiun for Many Days Past. low but Steatly the Feature Mos ticed | Cattle, Hogs. Olass Postponed on Aceount of Chicago Produce rematks that the butter mavket | uipeCiny oS o T (e first time in the Noef LineHogs Go to Two omatia Facking company....* 36 T Raise—Stocks and ahtics during the past weck. Without a ) In a week the speculation on the Stock ex Packers at Pricos Wit & Co. Sl | B ’ wacning Elgin {umbled from 2dc to 2lc last B change was marked by activity, but it was Fhadec The Cadahy Proking company f § tond N ek followed the next morn [SSEEES G " halld b od A Il ey, Cra KhE pn not due to a healthy buying movement, but R oDecker & Degan.. drop, and later, Tuesday, under the hrewu Hamiiton & S(ophens —_— Yo Sorice drip “and e clamor of'iuyers | rather to heavy aelling of the general list, YANSADL & COvvrrvoeneoveerosss ; : Directlons.—Make drawings with black Ink or Tower prices with Which 10 pr e 'order | [ which the coal stocks were most prom TR vy W 3 . ot. 2 ‘heat market wer prices wilh which to protect the ofde e aSoressio o MONDAY, Oct. 2. ; i g on hoavy wiito paper, or card board. Do the o A TR et L W L K0 “tube Memaay, | hent The depression which mark 't | Receipts of all Xinds of stock were h “ . work in outline. Blaborate shadlyg whi ot 1 . nces gustained today by | Ei 1200 tubs Monday, | {rading in the coalers during the latter part D st w firmnees in corn: Wet weather caused the | ® Which have been uc! | of'last week was experionced at the open- | than they were a week ago today, In eat trom B Gty el . print well. &pucatn papers wil bo four nchos strength in the latter. at wa . s, and they did not have the trude | (0F.\vay made by (he bears, i which New | 5o, 010" g C from Kansas City gn square. Tho Ideg is mostim por- in price at the end, but It averaged lower | for the butter, Therefore down went prices with | SIS W A BYATEPUNE Heaviest logs, | 2000 head as compared with last Monday, | Simirs’ ¢ ; tant. Ifthat is good yocan havo it red for the day. Corn I8 '4c higher for May, [& dull, sickening thud, and following the e to | The Jeciine In the stock continued throughe | although the general Quality of the offer- | Shippers and feeders. ... 87 and etill glve you credit. Avold poetry. ¢ higher for October and November and 1¢ | s neason,” busers made efforts’ ai lending cen- | out the day with ocoasional rallies, but the | ings was rather below the average, T diieiiver. 00 N upan ad. thatwould mako you buy he ari o ber, Provisions mre |lers o depress pices I Keoping with Kigin's | lnst sale W the lowest point’ touched | cold, wet weather made the cattle S e T i g le b pure LiigtigTeds JERL ei0r | Deeamies, break. They su, d In New York to the ex- | and % per cent below the closing price of | yrgwny and trading was decldedly Seap—made for laundry and gencral house- slightly higher and oats %c higher. tent of 1%c and n Chicago to the extent of 1o Saturday. Delaware & Hudson was « iAo 4 Y T = hold use—a favorite wherover known. Morits Wheat was firm for a few moments al| The feeling and condition in New York ia best [ sold briefly by the bears and some long | agreeable and difficult under the clircum- CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. ganerous praise. S0l by al) grocots, wiiole: the opening at a shade over Saturday's |reflected by a telegram from N. Waterbury re- | gtock was brought out, causing a decline of | stances. There was an active demand for salo and retail. garding the situation. He said s cent, to 119% ally of % | desirable stock, and P i ot | Wi " e o N closing price, but the demand was quickly | ¥V5uLE (o0 G Nk Dedn Veduced nere about | $14, Der cent, to LISK, with a rally of esirable stock, and for such the market|White the Demand Lacked Urgency There V— Do your best, and sond results promptly, 4 ’ 9 tube the p The heavy drop o » was fully steady, although necessarily slow Was Firmness In ALl Brane Address (only) supplanted by a pressure to sell. December, | 1200 tubs the past m The heavy drop at | per ‘cent at the op on covering L Y 3 . " === i s e ion Sateiaay at Ei%e Did, nold | Elsin Inei Moner: waa: anreas ite Thna- | BSF oeas at tie, Quickly hamiered | €spectally as there wes nothing cholce on | CHICAGO, Sighteen thousand was the N. W. AYER & SON, Aty from B2t to 62i4c, and May, | fc on this LR down 2% per cent, t I and very e that would even pass |estimated supply of eattle av. That num Bt Ak AL 0060, E0 876, | e hesatan [ por cent Beln i : 26 bod /Phs GRANE krabd ARG HeILOION | Db SN Stk At SR merrrs o Newspaper Advertlsing Agents, which wound up last week at 5% 5 i 4 1% Per cent. Readin strong o= e 6%e last ten dayw b 1,000 tubs tod | the loss to per cen a8 wae SBtrong | and prices ruled lower. On the hole, it | Western and 2,000 Texas cattle. This was not == PHILADELPHIA opened with buyers at from Si%e up to | ISt ten dava auot fed with fin in the morning on Philadeiphia buying & LRl ? B re S Iy for Monday, and, although th BT%e. As the result of an hour's trading |{ar and it m s In former | advanced 3 per cent, but lost the impro Was a very unsatisfactory market, although | & large supply for Monday although _the December declined to 61%c to 51%c and May | years ar ment in the later de: nd ¢ prices did not suffer materially on’ any | ¢mand lacked urgency, there was firmness In N>k " i es at | A redu the quantity of | Saturday's figure. The general market was | grade. 1l branches of the market. Cholce native steers to B6% to B5%c. The short-lived firmness at | o FUve 0 S0 ot N ew York & | weak, in sympathy with the leader Cow stuff was in 1 y elghty or | were in very light supply sold ‘quick at Jast the start was chiefly due to strength in the | holdings down to 86600 tuby, ng the e | speculation, and, with the exception of the | ninety loads i, pounds Hedoe - NG Gammiony Bkl gt fiaes vl corn market, but as the strength in corn |made on the quantity held o month ago, the orli- | grangers, fave 'way readily in the early | g prices right start. Some of v, But they were taken at fully steady prices really should have an opposite effect on junt t, the opening of ‘the season dealings, and the granger group jolned in | the earlier sales were not far from sie ' natives were on n basis of from $2.15 wheat, sceing that it was because of th Il BRih MG B i the dowhward movement during the after- | while later sellers gonoraily were for very common to strictly prime steers rain, and rain was badly needed for th RO LI, o PR NG noon. ‘There were at times periods of ealm- | slow trade and a loc Lo 15 bV at from $1 to $.50 for heifers. | lately sown wheat, The latter market soon Tacly' quitt; excent’ on’ finest crenmery | NeSS, When purchases to cover short con. | calves were in active demand and. stroms the offerings were go Wwent on the downward course indicated by | fyom noyihern sections, which clean up at 2ic, | tracts ~temporarily checked the declining | Bulls, stags, etc., were s sellers at lower RASNIERIC the quotations, The forelgn markets wer ern creamery Ia dull, raneing from g2z | tendency, but fresh bear onslaughts wiped | pric v, trades all firmer at the opening, with the exc June crenmeries and 0w’ grades heglected, and | 0ut “the 'smalil rallles and prices reached | ~The s der trade was slack. [ ¥ere In god demuna at's : of Liverpool, which opened. weak © of depressed n markeis and fow | €l lower levels. not noticeably different from | hoor 19 cholce, and there wer o AN, sition to buy came back with renewed |quotations tend to demoralize prices on ladles, | There seemed o be little or no buying for | Sa but on account of the disagree- | The situaton 1 b0t i | i e walr oroe after the decline, due to the Krowing | The sioeks of o T hay the, lgus dccount, even at the lower figures, | able wetther only a compuratively smail | wars ioation in hogs was unchanged. There ; firmness of corn. The primary market re- Feduced the ciimysaliry | and the stocks aftacked by the bears lncked | amount of business was transacted. Repros | wet o/ 'rEe, 2upply in the pens quite 41,60) nea. gelpts were 1805000 bu,, of which L3N | day the reluction exceeding reduction of | support. It was not, threfore, a. hopeful | sentative sales D vnelin s drok b The e S s Al Rl bu. were at Minneapolis and Duluth the corresponding st year 4800 tubs. | market' at time’ during the day, and 1ight and local buyers were Indifterent. swith the POFt clearances from the Atlantic s NS B L LS TOW aal 000 tubs: | 1 the late dealings wasat its worst, Specu- | xo, ‘No. Av, pr, | TeSUIL that another slice was pared off the vaiue amounted to 437,000 bu. The visible supply i 6,000 tubs duting the | Jation being decidedly heavy at the close. v 2 o i 518300 o AV PR lof the animal. The offerings necded to be very increased about’ as expected, 1,531,000 bu e e et amrsniny | Lake Shore sold down 23 per cent, to 1311 O good o bring more than $4.50. and, although Sompared with an increase of 345,000 bu. 125,000 tubs ared With 141,000 the st | DUt recovered 1 per c The other more AL there was o sale s high as $1.80, from 8 last year. The early loss 3 of _August, and 95,000 tubs Septomber 1, 184, nportant losses on t y wer Paul | % 00 165 10 .60 carrled away the greater part of th and at the close Gic 8) far as supplies at leading centers are con Omaha preferred, 21§ per cent; St. Paul b 85 17 . 1 There were many sales nt from $415 (o $4.60 B6%c for May were the trading prices, tned, we see nothing in them to cause any | & Omaha commor v cent; Pullman, 2 ¥ S T 2 and syme trading in pigs s $3 o 4. Com- 1 1 1 he break in the weather postpones to a |alurm eipts at the three leading centors, | per cent; Illinols 1 and’ Cotton Ofl b i e . partd with last M todny's sales 1 1 western stockers. 5,856 ey, still later date the grading of corn into the | Chicag w York and Loston, aggregate 04,24 | 1% per cent; Lead preferred 11 per cent 18 a2 Ehow a decline of fr ,,ana Compar contract class, That was the chief factor [pkes., compared with 6405 last week, only 220) | and ' Lead common, 'Chictgo Gas, P Tobeers | with the prices me last . ye of the day's proceedings in that market, [ tubs surplus_ In the Chi market feceipts ng- | and Cotton Oil preterred, 1 per cent. The 1050 19 there 18 a loss o to $LE por 100 Th, [ s i . The offerin inquality, and to that and on its account the price got a holst of | Rrexated 738 tubs, compared with 1 7 last | bond market was weak throughout the day HEIFERS, fac 5 v due I Wee 1 e week preceding, A canvass 4 JFERS, ot was parily ¢ weakness of prices. The M . from 4c to %c immediately at the opening k and 17,444 the week ting., A can n an active selling_movement, the tra; 58 1 7 i market closed fairly act and it had another lc rise in the course of [ of the markut yester R ioeing revGuled the | actions aggregating $1,078,000, the Atchis il we 720 2 The market for to best qual "ces ear e ow ero Is ae . the forenoon. That refers to May, which 18 | Jec ity ftion of butter, here had been & rsiu | Reading and Wabash mortgages being mos YEARLING, fties of sheep and lambs was strong 8till the chlef peculative future, but the [ {IEHERIBEER OF pultch, there had b ibes | Prominent in the trading:. SR to a shade higher. There was no im nearer deliveries, although (r;m; in to & | Quring (he weck, and that Evening Post's London cablegram says CALVES, ment in the market for low grades. The much more limitéd extent, made less radical | ¢ ed, supp ay's stock markets were Kile, Foreign ... 210 300 i was only fair, and the receipts, though mderate, Stoves. Carie Ariter Brise Py . Hbotuations. Noversber Tose Lo Junt ety | goncemed, i ppl K anf MINING Bhares along mure oot ! ¥ i ! were equat € (lu-“n;uk { the trade. Quota Stoves, Carpets, winter and low price: How is that for market opened and in a_very short time | There fs just o at 1 troubling tone was good. Consols are rising WL AN eangs from 5 to Inferior stuft X inati - g T reck’ s thereatter It ‘was wanted by an anxious | sme ot tho denlers. oty whe , Americans were dull and neglected BULLS from 275 to £3 for cholee wethers. 'Tambs & combination for right now. This wesk’s prices put nilour short at 1lc advance, but quieted down |a great many fall cows ar 1, and whe lrunks were firm on vague hopes 4 i ratey e b 8 efforts in the 2. Col rig cse prices ca e, Or 134 over its value on Sat- | more will be coming in later, ing the meeting tonight. The China . ® 1. b it el SO ARG BT BT TS cfforts In the shade. Come right off as these prices cannof urday afternoon. May touched G0%c soon (i the make of butter. In the country towns |silver loan Is expected this week. Golf is e ' last loi u ot B b Bt e o L g Recelpts—Cattle, 18,00 head; calves i after the cpening, then reacted to Sige to | throushout st where creamerie iere- | shipped to France largely. The new Canada 17 head; hoge, 36,000 head; sheep, 15000 head. 3 0o, after which it sold ‘up to S0¥c. It | {ofore, hnd wood, llocal demund for u portion of | Joan of £,250,00 1s an in E ccess and STOCKER The Evering Journal 1 HOGS - Receipts, Bold’ down again to H%c, but wound up | opartion of tha agary has ateorbed | hag been applied for nearly five times over. i ¢ - i firm at 50%c to (0%c. November sold oft to O e rads &ndl forosd the | e waye allotted at" sbont . 3 X 2984 1 L to send their fu oduct to e i Ve ' i quality Bi% at the close. "“This. 18" undouptedly rebponsible Tor 'y | Premium. L 0.0 not ro : T R W ey Y S n oats there was a falr busine: trans- of The follo | Ll () a 1 Eoodly proportion the increased receipts of ng were the closing quotations acted and the market ruled a shade firmer, | the past week. Then it s 1 on the leading stocks o » New York ex-| 2.. s 5 6 : - Bympathy with corn was = the “principai [ count of the Very low and unsatistactory ehoese | ohanme toamnr® Lol Nawavoric i : : : uh packing, $4.20G1.70 for mixed, HIGLT for X cause, although the disposition to buy was [ market fn the west that a J1re number of e | CHATE ¢ S RN GADILS, heavy packing and stipping lots, and $2.504.5 ! more ‘prominent than o sell. Outside bus o tuctortes will cease n se and go | ATohivon. -1 #H|0 P D EG i TERN CATTLE. for pigk : M ] ness did not amount to .much, although |into butter, making a larg ¥ Adams BXprosi.. rthiwostor | CATTLE—Recelpts, 18000 head: in good de- some orders were fllled, The deémand was | source. But at the same (i . f | Alton, 7. H... 'do prd and and Cattle Company. and, active and firm, but unchanged. Fincipally local and no Important ales wers | western creamerios ar 40 Blds.veerrree 1 Y, Centcais: Pl 3 tn i T s & Jute Rugs, 21x. s Oak Heaters, B Rciey hiocal and no important sales were | Mealors, creamerts an proas: 10 [N ¥ &g : fa20 v o onnss €ty Livo Stock Marcet. worth $1.25, now 38¢ worth $14.00, now $7.50 Bl sy fianed at mio, wold Koy s | St gy oY WO ) e et KANSAS GITY. Ot 89 CATTLE. Tuclots Chenille Rugs, 16532 T 0 : abioyisions Mwerdnacitve | but frm, and |50, Ginnds Southara: 4036| Oneson gmp- ¢ SNl Dhton. Dot ety Honne sinir ! picats, 360 hend. Market siow! | (U worth 1,00, now 34 M Onk Heaters, brought about by o Elgin, which | Central Pac strs, tig ) cows, ative G3.40; stockers and feede 7 1 worth §10.00, now $9, For January delivery pork 1s be higher and | Jiosth bout by e e A LT S UN ™ e % A Cown..... atly $1.00G3.40; T and fecdérs, 31.73 Brussels Rugs, 40x40, $9.76 riba ‘are up 2yc. Recelpts of hogs were | hod. ot untll satistied themsclves | Ohioago ANOR: ; Steers.... brpreRRR T HOGS-—Tecelpts, 1,800 head; shipments, 1,400 4 worth £3.50, now ${,25 [ Base Burner: 85,000 head, Instead of 40,000 head, as looked [ that there was no real foundation for the hrestc, BU& Qiiivss SPItabung, . M 1d. Market steady to firm. Buik of sales, $4,%0 Moquette Carpets, worth now $13.50 for on Saturday. The fluctuations in wheat | then they took hold, but meantime sellers had | ChicAgoGAs, . 15 Pallman Pala 1 ball 118.......1420 15 10; heavies, $4.35@4.60; cke $1.50704.60; N -th $1.50 v 0il Heaters, and "con appeired to, Eovern the slight | made concessions (0 endeavor 1o induce custom Gonwollduted G5 % cow. Grevsd mixed, $4.1054.40; lights, 15.5054.00; pigs, 0.008 | g o i worth $1.50, now 98¢ il Heators, 3 s4a5 changes which occurred during the day in . C. St. . i Steers..., 3 “ases 5. (3 , russels Carpets, worth $10.00, now 8 rovisions. Hog receipts foj orrow’ are SR—Packing stock, fc; fair to good cou- | Colo. Coal & 1r3a 5 cows. .. 5 5 2 SHEEP—Recelpts, 6,400 head; shipments, 1,400 p ' ) ) S 4 ‘ B vons. (198 receints for tomorrow are g o Jancy, 1@l gathered | Cotton Ol Cort... e steers,... £ head. Market stead s : s 'Ivu’n (:x $1.00, now 55¢ P Cannon m\l; B $2.78 . b mery, 10620c; Separator creamery, 2162 . & Hudson, .. B S, VanTassell, — Casd ngrain Carpets, worth £6.00, now $2. The leading futures ranged as follows POUTARY O oo (rgamemery. Qe | Deli MHulon,.. Kook Ieidnd..s cov. ... 38 Cows...... St. Louls Live Stock Market. 8re S rtiieto, wow 246 o A |_Opoa. | HWigh. | Low. | Close, 3 goese, 50 D. & R. G. ptd. 24 St Paul ‘ steers... E . LOUIS, Oct. 20.—CATTLE—Re o " Laundry Stoves, Opea. | H ow. | Clos Db gl o {._-’;':\’“1-*" 0% st ::‘..‘.‘v bid. . o head; shipments, [ Hemp Carpet: worth $0.00, now $3,50 per doz., 3.25; | East Tenn, - 10k St P, & Omana 5 ev. 1210 fve steers, not represent I orth 30c, now 1342 2 R 20 : 2% 0" s i i h 1 ¢ teers, Mot represen | g worth 3Cc, now (2¢ e il s,"ln light subpls i il M Ranges, 5-hols, W ben Bis i : it Oil Cloth, worth 40¢, now 200 hole, i Ly ¢ UTAIL HOG. 3100 b . 8 Hassocks, worth $1,25, now 50¢ 2 Wmthl*l 00, now $9.75 4.3 . 1@165; antolopé taddies, 18Gite; fic. Peterso Market et i0c 1o X & Art Squares, nges, steel, 843 | ‘it $f ke ERRACES 45" O Boriing Yntiayl: T ot o - ® 2 eown...... 1040 méatum 1wat. Saoda e worth $7.50, now $3 45 worth $40.00, now $24.50 B0 [ ¥ EAL-Cholce il un I are quoted | Il Contral..... 82" | unton Pacifa a 4 : o] SHEEP--Recelpts, none; shipments, 800 head CHEESKE~Wisconsin < tull crcam, 13¢; . | E.& T.ofd.... 2004 W. St L. & P BerL et atcers. | ln1(s 30 | Market dull, - without a’ supply auficicnt for o 3 e A e SRR S T R e ST Ry S R braska full_cream, 1c; Nebraska and | Lake Erle & iy do bid... N i 3 MRy o - ¥ Lowa. g 7asc; Limbur No. 1, 11e; [, do Bl 1011y et rareo Hx. ADA. New York Live Stuck Marker. Pork per b1 o] rick, No. 1. wie, No. 1 Mo e Unte e Alexandria, IW YORK, Oct. —BEEVES—Recelpts, bR TaAY=Uplan 3 nd, 8; I Tontavillek i 1. L o A . 6100 head; slow; near grades steady i i raicoiss) P05 o, ftimm, ¥, Color, makes the. neice on | FOMBVHIOR ¥ --p ; ot 16 : iR S SO gAYl Ry e aSh Prosents Given Aw:y This Week. 5 COLORADO, o o falr, $1.15a . Jan, J| 870 brin t0p pr Manhattan Con... 3 3 oowa. G e T T o With $10.00 worth of goods, Gl ams : BGETABLES, Niohigan Gent,. . B7)IP B & ! 1 atr, t 110 Pl SHEED AND LAMDS ! . With $26.00 worth of goods, fan..:1 0| B 02 POTATO stock, car lots, 65¢; small | Mobile & ORiG 3 t e 966 9 steers...l10s tive’ at K@4c hix 3 1th 86 A Uyt ane BRUEY Cash quotations were as follows lots. 4 hiville Chat. .. L A H. Thompson. §1.5063,00; lambs, c ) $3.00¢ With #50.00 worth of goods, FLOUR —Easy, OLD BEANS—Hand-picked, navy, $2; lima | Natlonal Cordazo § COW....uun 170 1 1 cow. HOGS—Receipts, head; weak at $4.75¢ A handsome picture ELO 2 beae AN EREEEL | cow..1\ll 825 150 3 cows 509 for inferior o chofce. With $75.00 worth of ool e VioRi Ibs due 5 N. J. Centrai.. s, cows.. 1111112 2 steers... . 12 ST A genulne ok center table e S0 NS ; On orders, 14 N&W. pta...0 | il 5 6 cows.....| Stock In Sight. With $100.00 worth or goods, OATS—No. 123 e, Bt @M% {—Der doz. North Am. 00, 0056 3% ce - : . cord of receipts at the four principal mar- ¥ Cash or Weekly; or Monthly o elegant ouk rockez ey T 4 d [ POTATO bbl, 1. Northorn | 1 - 7te 1 G Monday, October 29, 104 ¢ Payments. L o ... 4 4 Cattle. Hogs. She PROVISIONS—Mess pork, per bii., 311 90312.00, | L Bl iSton eom (censtian Bouther; 3 Ktaars Ao — Lard, per 100 Ibs., $6.0.@5 9215 Sh £t ribs, @1 §; Uelaware & Hudson. 10600; cows. . ol 5 - e . 3111 (loosé), $6.356.4 v salted shoulders (boxed); s . c,' 3,40; 1 > & Nashv.li Man- | 7 cows.! o g.nai0; r, sides (boxed), § s iy 290 New Joi abral 21 B0s Noahe | 2 Sutie: v b 4 : TAS D 309 3,900: R, & W. P 9. —FLOUR—Quiet, firm g1 ISKY—Distillers’ finished goods, per gal., Rock Island, Paul, 20,%0; West: | 1 8tag....... § it 6 rong, but “diopped lown i No. 4, BUGARS—Unchanged, y Cellfornia, por f0-Ib, box, $1.s. | € Union, Cowrs 1212 I10g R 1 I S (B following were the recelps and shipments 4 od st 7; Mich- New York Money Market. 3 cows 1110l Gowarssiais a 3 h, fci December ; tone, no shipping | .NBW YORK, Oct MONEY ON CALL~ |10 cows.. J ; pis . MPPIB | fany at 1 ont; last loan, 1 per cent; closed Smith » ] Chicago's ad i iprents. A ings, 1. Y pict e cows. 13 helfers... ; 'y alsy heiyel u Tiee ani lour, bbls............ 19.000 g IRine NG, - MERCANTILE PAPER—3G1% per 2 steers.. 2 3 mixed, cash, 48 Wheat, bu....1 70000 | BRUNESCNG shiphing socle. 2l BEEH00 D 5 1 ntoeris B ber, 45c; November, ;"December, 46%40: Co & 5000 AP Chntorae 1 b ety 250830: O PERLING EXCHANGE—Strong, with ac e 3 2 steers 3 ay, 487ad7 APES Concords, 101b. baskéts, 262c; Cal- [ | STERLING | EXCHANGE—Strong, = OATS—Strong, higher: No. 2, cash and Octo- Recelpts: |Shipments. 180,000 S| gbou CRANBERRIESCape Cod fancy, 896 per bbl, | MAnd and #AG Tor 6 duvs; Dosted witea, g, May. Bugn u RPN and 8316@4.89; commercial RYE—4$c bid for No, 3 = & OB 6 Protics ehanrs toios s T ) TROPICAL FRUIT and " $4.851404.8; ‘commercial ; . BARLEY—Steady; den Minne- Formerly People’s Mammoth Installment House: ket wis unchanged. oroamen bt —Mexican, per box, $3.80; Floridas, CERTIFICATE! bid. Lt s soia 3G ; 200, 35; 3680, $4.50@5 Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: L Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. HUBR NEW YORK GENERAL MJ 3 S ] 3 G L ARKER, LANEOUS. [ B D. & R. G 48, (! :H\\:z«. . E 2 HAY—Dull; 19.00@ Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and || OYSTERS-IXL. % medium, ' per Al SNy sag..... e et “nehanged. P soc No 2 northern, Provisions, Metals, Ete, Qs Aslien L1k, axin atan 16 ki o pttte . COW....... Firmer; s35e; receipts, 1,15 shipments, 19 cars NEW YORK, Oct. ®.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 2,- | fowsta: 2o 00> “elects el D i Qo6 3 cows.! : 2 aRpEhmie) by, S0 e, | oLulae ouscs. increased TSR0 by, 700 bbis.; exports, 31,900 bbls.; sales, 1,600 pkgs. | NEW FIGS—Fancy, per Ib., 18c; cholce, 16c. M. K. & T Tat i3 lhomas Jenkins. SLTE ored at §3.17 ) bids. Tor week ending October 27 g8 ¢ Market firm for bakers, and old flour wanisy, | (HONEY—Choice white, 16G17c: dark: honcy, | Als Giaes do” 2a.4s. o | 1ser ag 8 feeders.... 1021 R A oAt $74, but 0o bids foriweci, njing (C o =JCWE = sl o i | s@ie, Ala. Class C, *Mutual Union 3. feeders . 1084 19 steers......1060 ) New York Dry Goods Mariot. Wwinter low grades also In demand, but buy g SYRUP—G C per 2 elic! N Ce jen, 5 I c i MAPLE SYRUP—Gal ns. per o Al Curreiicles. N.J.Cont. Gen. 53, OWH ... . YEW YORK, Oct, 20. -1t has been a slow mar- and sellers are apart. Southern four, dull. Tye | MOTS it Engtinh watnatn, tie: | R No» B e L. Ricn AGOING OB T ok el hna e faord BV Watches flour, dull. Buckwheat flour, dull, flberts, 2 none; easiern chests | *Missourt Us... *NC_Pue. 2nds Billsisees 1 COW.runee 0 ROVISIC Quiet, Pork, standard o At eriia At n ek inn BUCKWHEAT. Dyl | hickory nuts, per bu., | *N.C.68 N, W Congoln’ ! 143 oW Jobbing, Lard, prime stcam, $6.75¢ | LIcion a1 the imarket has becn dull. AR o | CORN MEATLoqulet 5 peanuts, 6e; "roasied peanuts; | dodn. i [ 42 8. F, Dov. 43 ¢ ghotee, 46.85. Dry walt ieats, loose shou of Lawrence LL Si-inch biown shecling hive re. are known by rai western, §1.1201.14; 1 'ER KRAUT-—Choice white, per Lbl., $4.75; new & \1"5\ P Consols 78 C . Bevsce ":"l“m’”:‘)i: “1'1“-‘~ ”!4” "‘]j, ':hvl'!l;‘ “;U 5 fluoed i) S f i\l l"l;J dox “{ e n!m‘:‘l road men and other Fancy, 1n half bbls, per Ib., | “Fenn, o1d 0, 5 Geu 3a; | M Flour, 9.000 bbls. wheat, Pl Ay 0 6 al. ., Te. V. Conturi . - Gan.§ it eS| 000 bu.: onte, 41,000 bu e e @, ADJUSTED ominal wes SISH-—_[resh caught cropple, perch and sun- | o doferred ; ! ). bu.: o oL & 4 d : - tase . 'S Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat, 1,000 Sugue Market. O, WATCHES &4/ equalled for weaz A0 B sase sod slsvatap, P | Gibisn—ure iiice, per bb. £4; hai b | Ganada so, wndd i . Hunt. Py sales, 1100 lngs centrifugul, 96 test, (o Canaia ME K and accuracy, " D beke, atloat; No. ES—No. | green hides, 3ac: No. “Con. Pao. Lata 2 cows....... i AR AR n bon ) covuds, 80 teat, at 3 ,‘m“‘ faiaeeed, Ot Weaker undet | pides, Siic;, No. Ukreen salied hiiés, fie: § Dok R G Te : Mwell & Brosard: Y . O ‘,,. FF "r‘=‘||v’;|:: 3 50 tons, extia .\]I.m‘x\\ s . to ¢ i The Dueber Watch Works, Canton, O, er cables and | green salted hides, 8i4 5. 1 green salte = — —— | 201 cows. 4 2 20 unchanged prices to 10 pof y bond; refined, qu R o J b O aeciined agaln, ‘bo Bally e e e hd idan, o o SOUTH DAKOTA. aiEiinore. Bocount, Sloed Ntenty 808 oty et | mEaiDON, Get B BUAAR- 1Mo — - - 190 Sg0in., but, Rually Le N ] Hoston Stase Quotatioat, " Toow.,.:ts alvance 105 ootk oot : Yogs fale venning, 108 34, WM. LOUDON, by Bistie doned Y SR PR oty Unt Bldes | pogroN, 0ot 20.~0All loauy, 1692 psr cent: | 3 Some 200 §ocows... including: October. $13.45: N . 111.90; s Ry Qin Rldee dei N, 3| tme loans, 2KA3E vorcent, Closius brioss 96 | 2 bulls.... o150 100 8 cows... JamiAry: - 41340815 A0L M Satio): May: Visibie supy aln Closed”at. $00; Gcioper sloamd o b i ¥e per Ih lems than | 410ck 203303 And e SAtros: o5 0.6 > | 1 . Spot coffee, Rio, market dull; No NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—The visible supply of cloied G Dectmbor ' SN L ated, sach, 280000 | RIEEF e ihy W e e EToeT g | 2 e it miia. s Caraov: BTG, po wite | Sy of| Commission Merchant Saturday, Recelpts, 200 bu.; exports, 500 green salted {thort woaoled early skins), [ Ain. Sugar........ Bith|\V; Blec. pfd .., 8 B e N R AR AR AR Xk Sivduce - axahangy e, sa. Asllows ) Uvered. Options generally strong all duy Kansas ‘and Nebraska butcher wool ‘pelts, be | homtar & Al 300" Aliigon do.. . for the Unites 2 against 443,408 e ™ 'bu.; barley, » bu.j increase, | Private wires to Chicago and New York et weather wost and uetive ‘covering | Nipytoiual weight. 6Gtc; dry fint IKansas and | Bomton & Muino.... 1833 Gn. Eieetric oa. 87 | 4 COWS-euee o - Vags Jast year. i i All business orders placed on Chicage od 8 highe: Nebraska ain wool' peits, per ib., actual | o wrriie T176| Wis. Cent. 18ta... 55 ¥ BANTOS, O 3 average Santos J— — Hourd of Trade, 8t Bie: May, S |t Sine? welght, 4@8ic; dry fiint Colorado butchier wool | Bitehisios AN, . AL Y o | B1L30: e, 491,000 hags Oil Markets. Correspondence sollcited. flosed w1 oc; November, s feltn, por U acttal weleht, Ugose"ary Tint | Gob Biek: By s paians 3918 | ® cowm.. W meskiy. firm; igoo i dr 10 Kilon, $1LE0! | 1oNDON, Oct. 2.~TURPENTINE ’ Sitice, 'rom 4, Now York Lite Bullding. Aber, 5% @ 55bc, ‘olorado ain_ wool pelts, per 1b,, ctua B S [B mira A atkins, y ecelpts during the 11,000 bagw: shipments | o Telephone 13 T esen's, b md fy o Cxplrio o [ weiiht “saic vt CUt oit, ‘a8 1t 18 useleas | ppinpis s i Culmts & Hooia:: 289 | § cows... 8 cows.......1232 [ to United State Btock, 1,000 buge ; Spot, 4 11601 SHien i et 4000 dog St B[ o aits Hexlonn: : oL & Hex 63 ows: 2 | “HAMBUR Hicudy piices Upfk 40 ! izt ot No. 2’ 31x g % deivis ALLOW AND Tallow, No. 1, 4lc; | Oia Colony....... . 1975 |Prankiin, e v HOGS nd weelke's lower | va sales, 19,000 Dag NEBR K e oih No'3 white, 8 tallow, No. 2 white A, 4¢; greaser | Ritboo o 1IN | UKL S, 26 | va shut off supplies toduy, | 3 ed dulel and vidady at Igin utter Murkot. E: A A gk whlte westen, "wuibiel tick ™ will! | white B e, oo | Ualoh iciag: 11 Hog|Oleeony o 111 | i The" S vy fiberds o | 4 lower ' et anasteady. wnchiaoked | o KRR e V Jstsse, ons generally firm all' day Wax, . W@ | West Ena.......... 03¢ Quiney nday, bemg nearly 1,00 heavicr than a week | a rely steady, unc 4 to 560 Ibs., 6.12) 1ba, & T i 0 i com, closing at el et advane guns gle. WeBad b e 84 | Fanar ago. Hecelpts however. ingluded about ) wer i clowcd ateady at @15 net decine; total | S8 Ibs, bt 2 6120 1 ATIONAL BANK bor ciosed ut er ‘closcd al Sie; De- ot PORK—Dull, demana| 540 Fr Quotations, | JCLC DTN Tiaa the: beshe oF the situation. o | change, 11 15-164; seceipts gx; cleared for LOUIS, Oct. 29.—WOOL—Qulet U. 8. Depository, Umaia, Nebrasia, Ix‘n'\k‘; ‘;;-Tl.,_ e, 3 88, weestern, 668 3d; prim .sm\‘n A{\'r]\i'fl Oct, 26, Ilm Metal eloding | account of the weakness in provisions end the | the United States, none ¢ tor Europe, L Dull; 6605 * §00d. to cholos, Tlams, auil; demand poor i | quotations for minlug 610318 W0day Were a3 ol | prospective liberalily of receipts, and. with no | R Wock, 28,000 Dags “Kly, firm; ¢ e R el o o oot | Bty ? ik, and e B | o 2 EEpTine o e e Soctingte b | B T b ondut ) O T | e, 0 a, oo af Pomona Cal. b CAPITAL, $400,000 fo; new, BQI0WE, Pacion s Sooon, ol s, 378; Lo ar, 4 lbs.. 37s; | Xiig n Gild & 3 &1, they Lok off o (0 lba (rom Saturday’s prices. | celpts during weel 8000 bugs 000 bags " | bad luck to sprain her ankle. TIDER"rirn: "ot altia. Mot 'O . e 64" Bhoulders, | Alphic €5 [Hale & Norerass:: he il "being. 00 R Lo ihterert (g | o e Lo Sotk, 00 busw ) JEL {iliiments. she says, “but was not cured | SURPLUS, $68,500 Jocted 4 to 6 fon e V. @'t T—Steady; demand moderate; finest | Beije eie. .. |t pistos.: 2 #% | and the' Omaha house. There was not much of Cotton Markec. until I used Chamberlain's Pain Ba LEATHIER-Quist bat sieady: H i o e | Best & Helcher.... Mexlonn Bl Themoy N 330 1 W hnd The Hiever okt | NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 2 § Pemedy oured me a8d T1aks pleasure Officers and Directors—Henry V. Yates, pres. Buenos Ayres, 1Ight to heavy wolght. 156 16c ) Hteady; demand steady; prime city, | Bodle Coti....... Mount Disblo. Commoner "loads mostly at 8439 Lo S0 Tiery | calen svot. 6300 baies: i ommending it and testifying to its efcacy.” | G M9 JPURCIEE-FROEY UC, LGt PNE WOOL~Bteady; domestic fleece, 15G2dc. puil R BD OIL—Dull; 20s. Rullioo. sne 8 o ‘ Vory SDa request 10r pigs and | bea i aricn! Do fLik: 6.7 his medicine is also of great value for rheu- | & “Rica ‘Cosnior; Willikm 1, B 1ugnes, amlets RSvisio " iNTINE—Steady; demand modera ! r s R ge, but prices rpled lower today, with Novemter, 3. ' mattsm, lame back, palns in the chest. pleu- | ant cashier. o " spiris, 20 § S . 5 et ales at {rom $3 to §4.05 The feeling on 0l s 5.5 $ risy and all deep-seated and muscular pains plckicd il roviacia,"dhe! | "HOSIN"Nickay; demand moderate; common, | EL3) Sitverd \orT i i entiy cleara : 3 .00 | 10X S0le by ‘drugsiats THE IRON BANK. 3 " ateady; western | 3s i ; g o "ilk of the hogs slling i | 85 67 duly 5.6 i , $6.50 ales, 150 HOPS—At Londen, Pacific coast, steady; de- it o 4 as_agninst $4.35 10 8445 BT. Louls, Oct, Steady; middiing, » . = | tlerces; October closed at $7.35, mominal. Ju and moderate; new crop, i3 t e : SR oop- e 6 #.70 on Tust Monday, 5 beitcs seloe. 80’ baia: receinis it ares E 1 | el W0, mominal: refnel stensh nali Jnu- | mand moderate: new crop, (3 10:epis I pertal Yellow Jacket. ... $4.70 on last Monday. R 5 B-léc; sales, 300 bales; recelp bales; WHIPPED THE FAMILY, | | 2 Bhipments, §,300 balca; stock, 21,200 bl ¥1.76: compound, SY@bie. Fork, dull oy pored Folt...... e o . BUTTER-Barely steady: western dairy, 114@ Finsnuigl Notes »r. No. 5|74 firnoid’s Bromg-Gels L gy X JON, Oct, 20.—Tiar silver, B4d per ounce, | o SITET Bars. 63HGGHTie. Moxican dollars, 0 y Peoria Grain Murke Dan Baker Overcamo the Obstacles He- m- 1K@like; Bigine, Biuc, HOSTON B.—Clearings, $13015.969; ba. | Coc Drofis. aleht, 10 H o PEORIA, Oct. 20 —CORN ® tweon Him and the Cash Druwer. fiplendid enrativo agont for N Eick ¢ for [ o b Hoafacho, Brain 1 oo BB, Lk, s00ie; s, ances, § 1 ; s APl new. HE e, < Yesterday detectives arrested Dan Bake aacial on getiegs! Reurslefulalk i » o, - SN G e ' 08 . s n OATE- Active er; No. Y i i, GOut, Kidue Disordgra, ’!;;u iy Rt pUALTIMORE, Oct, 2.—Clearings, #1,83,538; (B YOIZ. Oat. 20, Tas tollowing ars [ 5 S white, 34 a tough customer well known to Depsla, ' Anmmia. Antidocs 1{, il A€ QUOLALIOIY i Westorn fresh: L1@IbGe, has ] y WNEW YORK, Oct. m.—Clearings, §14 — - - ~ |5 I AT enay; o, & auete . lice, and charged him with being a fu d other ox CALEOW~Geady; “clly," o 11 country, | Pgpriey BIRGE T . S § RECEIPTS - Wheat, T o3 from justice. It s alleged by the pollce C THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. LT TNt LADELPHIA, Oct. ®.—Clearings, $1,105,- | foooion ioji Phvmorin ate; AR b pe ‘ \ . S RN fi’%’l‘k(il.i‘?l'\lfhu\l. United closed at &3¢ bid. | #3: balances, §1,616,27. Con, Cal. & . Quicksilver IN bu.; earn, 9.7 that Baker entered the mal y 161 8, Westorn Avenus, CHICAGD, ROSIN~-Firm; stained, common to g 140 | BERLIN, Oct. #.—Exchange on London, § days | Deadwood ... do praforred. . (% 18, ) bu.; barley 11,62 bu. Blandel in East Omgha about 1 o'clock Sun u Soode 318 | ight, 20 tmarks, 3% pix . ** | Gouid & Curry siorrh Novada. ' Vor sale by all druggists, Omaba. SR ENTING - Pirm st 41290100 MEMPHIS, Oct. #—C) & Norcrows Siandard. ... 1 Duluth Wheat Market. SRRy ak e B .fi‘,’”x JICETFIrm; domestic, fair o extra, 44@6kc; | ances, $#0.00; New York exc B i | AKS .. .. | Onton Con, :.: . . b “ DULUTIL, Oct. 2. —WHEAT—Close Risndsl dowy sopieg jshe 5 e | 1, 3 3 , ellow Juckst 300 | 4 2 3 ‘cash ' and October, 514 ceipts. ositive efused to glve o UBLASKEs—stoaty: New Orleans, open kette, | ALY N o0 Gash balance in the \ il 3" getobar: W Diandel heard the row and rushed In to | FOSUelY refused to ive any acoount of #vod (0 cholce, 25 36c. | 4 “ ® ue elp his wife protect his propert Baker . Dr e ] 0 . PIO IRON-Gicady | Scotch, $10.0020.15; Amer- | (PARIS. Oct. . ~Throe per cont renien, 101f W London Stock Qaotations. 9 % 3% Tegeet 10, nrrive o B BT Pacaped with the | 987 night. He will be taken to Counely e decount; exchange on London, ¢ 1% for Blufts for trial, as the salon la located just < 7 promptly floored him and e $10.000 o LONDON, Oct. 29.—4 p. n SHEEP—Roceipts were not heavy, consisting of | receipts, wheat, 204,471 bu.; promp ! riier; Braiia, S.T0Q1.; plates, quist, | OS5 [l ] “loads ather cammon weatern stook | 96,160 bu. contents of the till. The prisoner is well sl BLTER—Easy; domeatic, §3.35G3.37%. New York exchange, par; commereiar s | Boieoian Puclis. A ey - Central ple muttons and lumbe and prices for such e the man who assaulted and ————— LIBAD--Steady . brokers' Brice for butlion, §3; unt. Eriodds. .00 4 Penayivaais. 2 | Nere quotasly frm. ‘The market for stock sheeh | MINNEAPOLIS. . Oct cember wheat | S8887¢ tAMt Bo 1§ the man wh n ug. i "AGO, ct. . —C Lla. Central).\.. . 93 |Re A w P r to cholce matives are { opened at S4%c, sold down tu w5%c and closen it | TObbed them. Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trowe e it O ol ol o et Gearinge | simastow; | B Oonumlo §F |Readiss. Soiable” il 0@ 0] Talr o Cholce " westerns, | PIGSINC, My cpencd At H1G soid down lo Wne| When questionsd by the police Baker|bles Trial sise 35 seata Al drugglste i Brice, B money, (Wi per cal, Der ceat on | ZTTCR0 ordinary. 14 IMex Oca new ds. BUX | quotable at 32.0092.50; fa | HOSe; i " an.