Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1895, Page 6

el THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: WERNESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1805 fancy E }»;‘-‘rm'l' Tate ru'llnxfiluln cm-nr 'rn-p'-‘m-m-] K i rm{.";"u e u;_\:m_u" *;‘z-;_“ stockers and o development. ' Speculation left off weak Bt oeders. . 8- Tecelpts, 12,00 head ' tone, the net results of operations showing gen- __ forders. HOGS- Hecelpts, 13,000 head; shipments, 700 WHISKY £ ¢ ——J8 head; market bo Towsr, bulk of sales $3, 7669, 90 " POULTRY spring ehickens, fe; old, | eral fractional losses, The bond operations fn the | - g : Bl tueL 8¢ lower: bu : % « o b, | SRR ST Mt w an stvapes | B EESo i f8 ST S tiqn? | Librel Becaipte of Gute Tncluding Boite| { o7 il 1R | AR R rends Wit (Wash & Fitd-Olus Tright fum. Chisnge Changed the Course of Prioes, L el - i YT, UPORL AR aceorded the market dnd on from Kansas City, 1 feeder ! seer... .. VS Receipts, 3,00 head: shipments, 1,100 to Denver, PROVISIONS- Pork, standard mess, jobblag, | coveries were established in (he lending ixsues. S e head: ot slow ‘but steady; lambs, $3.00G4.25; $8.621,@%,35. Lard, prime, .i5; choice, $6.85 | In the lcss animated mortgages appreciations of ¢ g muttons, §2.6093.00. RONG | Bacon, boxea shotide 7, longs, $6.75; ribs, | & pronounced character were registered, partic- r WHEAT FAIRLY ACTIVE AND STRONG | acom, boxea sioiuders, g Sy R he e i " e o2 s | TWO LOTS OF PRIME CORN FED STEERS | & herrere. WOOL MARKET auite Active. |[DONE TO MEET SLY COMPETITION blllit'}:)lfl'uJfll\ur, 8,000 bhls, wheat, 41,600 gtmrln N:“. li;rflwnr: lmprmlnnrnll 1sts vnnflu\fl s N Business | h I_T’ duet B f u. ;“corn, 8,000 bu.; 75,300 b, er cent (0 92, subsequently rallying to Y 3 cows.... § ess in " rodue oomin, Corn Was Influenced Largely by the | KULEMENTS. Flour 11,00 toin wheat, 2,000 | Other changes of ‘nate are: .~ - § cown..11! ‘ from A1l Direetions i : u.; corn, 95,000 bu.; oats, 42,000 bu. Doclini: Dallis & Waco fe, 3 per | Falr Supply of Hogs of Netter Quality | § cowe,. BOSTON, Oct. 8.~Bustnoss in the wool market | DeClares the Fight Will Continue Strong Feeling Which Ruled - cent; Missourl Pacific st collateral 08, | mpam R i . STON, Oct. 8. ol market | 0 in W t=Stocks and OMAHA GENERAL MARKET. 1% per cent, and Loulsville & New an ccent Recelpts=Demand 1 cow. 18 booming and sales were the largest on record. Until All Ronds Sign an Ironclad n neA \ i ;\-lhusny consols” and Austin & Northwestern Good and Pens Cleared Early 1 feeder..... oy Prices have been maintained and there is little Agreement to Maintain Rates Bonan. Condition of Trade and Quotntions | 0 Bir (0%, Advguis: | Sotion Ol Folei in the ba & cowoonns o 13 Feedors.. B the Lonaon yalca. Holig Toepenstoie. o ot BT Samaat T B a— on Staple and Fancy Produce, International & Great Northern 1sts, 1 per cent. Ashrord. 2 Austeailan wool are Airmer ang dealers heve oo § The egg market Is gradually fieming up, as will llw;lrn}n-“l |Iu...';u were quiet, the tr ;u-;\.u;': 25 CoWs...... 807 2 cows.. trouble in closing out at fale profit. The follows AGH ct, 8.~Th firmness o he n M th otatio) embracing only $25,000, he currency of 07 ROl v of 7 cows. ..., 1021 42 steers... ing are tations of leadl descriptions: 3 Liverpool wheat ma 3 o] R B gl s * | gecurlties were dealt in to_ the extent of $8,000, [ Receipts and shipments for the past twen- IRASKA, 4@18c; X and XX and above, 184 i|a worse tangle every day. The cut rate on nervousness of the shorts here an ¢ the lower quotations. 1 | Virginia * Centuries, and $1,00 Alabama 4-58, | ty-four hours, as compared with the pre- 3. W. Fimple, bing, 2e; No. 3 combing, 2c; del a0 y Where caused n reversal of the course of | Poultry is easier and chickens and old fowls [ class “A. STt iy " b, I W Pmple, LR, Wistont, i piine, 3 hard coal and lumber has not created much prices. Dece which closed yesterday | are auoted lower. R O, TRt YRl Lty finAnsial oYY ba gt b BLUB (U 1 CoW et 1080 § 38 A Teeder i h X Hilinols, 17c; No. 1 Michi of a flurry because there was but little busi. at from 87%c Yose to 60%c, and closed [ Teal and mixed ducks are arriving a lttle | foday: One of the moleworthy incldents of the St Bt from S0%c to §97ke, Corn and oats sym. | more frecly, but still the recelpts are unusually | 51560 on the London market, the highest fk. e Cattle. Hogs, Sheep, Horses, | 1 <0V b 3201 X't York New, Nampanire and Vernio, | ness being done in those lines, but an effort - ctober 3,902 8,918 5y 8 s g 0. 1 New York, New Hampshire and | has been made to prevent the o o athized with wheat to the extent of about | I/EBt for this season of the year. There are very | ure car, “This Is the first demonstration | Goioher 7.0 o L i Rt Vermont, 19620c; delaine, Michigan, 18ji1c; un- | . L A ) pathize 0 few mallard ducks arriving and hardly any quail auence in that market since Jatopet 130 Y 9 cow. Ll vermont, Tae; delaine, MCTER: 12010 Un- | spreading to other classes of goods and now It e per bushel, and provislons closed Prac: | Noi o rednead or canvasback duck has been seen | & of peace between China and Japan in May. | Qctober Loz %18 alf..... g N y . tically unchanged. in the market this year, The price temporarily touched 317%d that month, Ostoper blood combing, 19¢; Kentucky and Maine, three. | has fafled, ctobe! elghths-blood combing, 18%G10¢; Indiana and Mis- " " 1y active today and | "Gosd Datiss cuntinies to be about the scarcest | DUC since then and \nti st weele the price of | October g . : et od Seombine. 195t v “Thar | The Santa Fe has opened the ball and has sh m\”l“t"v“ 1 :lr)nl:vh selling up before | article on the market, Dealers are wondering | Miver has held motioniess at 30%@30%d. Yet it SHIPMENTS, ealis i owed decided strength, se s & Wity LT e DFL Ll R S | cago to Denver at any figure that shippers , 0 Lo 28210 22 feeders... 1118 LT SR RO o 3 tetritory | are willing to pay. Just as a starter it has 1T LI ol R OSAT IRLLI T * it No. '3 medium, | Ut the rate on all fifth class freight and 918 woor | eight fresh loads being reported, as against u;;lxr\“‘»; '\n-ln'l“l'l;‘\'u 3 ST TR m'v”cl‘wsuu under that frcm 65 to 23 cents, The e % were offered, of which &0 wera | CUt has been made, the Santa Fe alleges, be- v " 3 and Missourl, three-elghths-blood combing, 18 | declared that v " Shi- e e ket e T enson this | WA DIain throughout this' interval {hat siiver Cattle, togs, Sheep, Horses, | & SONE 1ok . g ared that it will haul frelght from Chl noon about lje above the close yesterday. | g e most natural explanation would seem | WS belni ateadly nccumuiated, in London, Dur: | Octobor 11405 2% © news was some: conflicting, the de-| o bo that the farmers sold their cows last fall | 1€ July and ust, when Its siiver exports | October 5. _ i o The news was some \\Imlt D e | i wiiter dn_aceauht SF the mearclty Of o | Uttnily predominate, Great Brttain imported, by | October 1,60 liveries fn the northwest we g ame time the new butterine law has | oficial returns, $4917,000 more silver than'she | GAIONER over 1,600 cars—and the world’s wheat ship- | ¢ better demand for genuine butter. | bent out In ine same two m Xports of | Ootober ast week were 850, . more than er from the United States ore R 3 :r‘"-"']* la IHV k kb “:f‘m'l‘l‘:""‘"’r" :"l‘.“_ B % ow greater tan in 1%, ok DAY'S DISPOSITION, n Yesterday and forty.iive on Tucsday he importing countries res d X BUTTER- Packing stuck, 76; cnolee to fancy | Weekly shipments during September reached a | The disposition of the day's offerings of il ey, an an verake | withdrawn, The bidding was spirited, the | cause its competitors have been c weekly consumption; to this extent the It | country, Tog15¢; galhered reamery, Jiaisos sep- | #lll Inrgen gucruke, vice making o woekly (ol | 1ivo stock’ was as Tollows, €ach buyer pur- Doller han yestenlas A0, AFCTaKS, | selection, was wood.” Folfowing dro the’ salos 1 | an' the £ly and have R g uation seemed weak BUb Cables ere | VAL Chuics’ tat" 70 to 100 Iba., are quoted at | to 'know that the United Statea siiver expore | CHasing the number of head indicated: botter than anything seen here in | getafl: New South T et 5% | of the business. That road alleges that but higher and all domestic markets were | VEALCholce faf 70 1o | under such conditions is the largest since the 3 Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, days. bales; scout 1; greasy @iod. V little attention has been pafd to the dictates doing better, and prices here were BUTONE | CHpLSE_isconsin full cream. 1o, Youne | cigll war, D T A Bt s i G LR R A e msa | foctuy 3888 b scourcd, 70@1s 40; groasy, | of the transmissouri association and that now 8 Yo d good buying | Americas, % 1%c; Nebrasks and lowa, | Nor fs there any diflculty in guessing the pur- | The G. H. Hammond ¢ i 5 | ably active, the pens being cleared 504 3 L as 4 e e e e 1o Solit ana e 1T Dimburier. Mo &r 1265 brICK, | pose of these London buyers. One object of the | 8Wift and Company ; o son. - The market opencd about steady, and a b | the fight will be carried on until all the orders here, the northwest also bought, and | (il ereas 1, 184140, Chinuee “indemnity was to provide the silver | T dahy Packing Co. ! large portion of the hogs sold about on that g | roads will sign an ironclad agrecment (o the local sentiment was bullish. The firm- | ©y, J s i roosters, gc; | needed to redeem Japunese notes floated for war | It Becker & Degan........ . basis, *The heaviest packers, however, were TR maintain rat b s iadlly aooounted for | wpeing ¢l ot 1b, 10: Aucks, GF6tsc; SPrIng | purhises in Corea, for which redemption siiver [ Hamilton & Stephe § it bearish and thelr efforts were directed toward & e Plis? giit: 1hAde % e -8 N y e ML “)1 1t u‘{- Kk here, Mk, TaTge: turieys, 65 young turkeys, 8@9c; | will be available, 'If the indemnity fund were to [ Vansant & Co...... ding prices a little, but they did not succeed | A0d Natol, Dbl 2y aace by, the SUMtL Ee Aitects & especlally a« it followed a sharp "“‘l ved | Beete: be uged to fill Japan itself with a silver currency |’ ‘l,. CRLEY viipeiiiuie Y oo reduction. At the close | KGN A0 St wol-saie | oY large ¢ =8 of shipments. Sugar, beer, and the fact that it was being advance PIGEONS - Per doz., $LOGLY. .+ the demand would of course be vastly greater. But | Lobman & Rothachild. ¥ J o f« r Representative | gnined firm today on a London parity. The sew lllw kery, rough glassware, dried and salted there so strongly was an encouraging fac- | HAY-Upland, 3660 midiand,’ $0.00; lowland, | Uie Japancae statesmen ate shrewder students of | Hecke 4 i | ; b 1n fine, |inchuding. more burey and a lanse | ish, starch, sirup, rice, coftee, agricultural tor for the local bulls and started shorts to | #i tye siruw, i color mulees'the price on WY | EUverTeRt finance than the oracles of our own | st . . . 6 3 St s | brovertion o nolls. “rance was a very active | Implements, household goods, fron and ma- vel r H8S The r vel 1 . ] 4 “ o 3 Zvel oet's " cableg: “udahy, 2 . . 3 PIYe 0 $3 buyer today. chinery, Hardware and a ve large proj > covering to stop los: The market went s, Tie Evening Post's financlal London cablegram | Cudahy, di ¥ 5 5 0 bt o Py Y a very large proportion up .....fi\ ‘steadity over 1c from the opening | “BANSeirairle chickens, young, per dos., 88: [ sava: European politics and the speculative posi- | Halstead 5 s ) 80 Liverpool Markets. of the merchandise business comes under and 1%e above the close yesterday and held | old, 88 00ar3.50; teal and mixed duc ; tion at Paris further depressed all markets today | J. W, H __ S b e % 5 LIVERPOOL, Oct., $.—WHEAT-Spot, quiet; | the classification. The Burlington has met much 0f the improvement. December opened A ducks, $2.5003.00; qual, $1 and mines closed flat with heavy liquidation. | Shippers and feeders. ... “ i 8 H 4 demand poor; S 10; No. 3 the cut and other lines will probably follow at 5hge, sold ut G9%c, up to 60%c, and at and mixed ducks, mallura | The full slump in mines' fs mainly due to the | Leftover . v _ e | s 3 3 12) 3 " 0. 1 hard, M sult at once : Y B W g K e oI, | “BROOM CORN-New érop. diivered on track | bankers here 10 discontinue continental aceet: | Totls coovvecirvies, cove 3880 500 i T 200 888 R ARG L As yet the reduction has not affected any ing for a iderable time about 60c, and jog grexn seiworking oatpsti peb | 009 N Ly o rdeom the officlal figures at hand the total B v . With same positions 14d' nigher; | FAUNK above the fifth class, but it Is expected Clostnie ot T D s atked reallzes. thai the specutative | 1eoline in cattle receipts at Chicago, Kan- 0 3 i % biut eaually divided; November, oa 51 | that the bars will be let down for a tree-for- Corn was fairly active and firm, influ- T B U a1t banikers | S48 CILY and South Omana, 1s as follows: ot ) v Ty 08, 99407 January, fe 3%d; February, | all fight, on the theory that the sooner rates enced largely by the strong feeling which 2 b : 8 ther e practicall borrowing in ] L) elpts to September 30, 1394 . 8 y N—=8Dot. g " touch bottom on all classes of shipments the Yat.” There was some covering | Potatoes are a drug in the west. So nre N 5 ptor - Tarenathe Chicago receipts to Sept. 80, 15 . ¥ NSpot,’ quieti Amerfoan mixed, new, 4s 4 <L ruled in whes h g 5 i market on bills, mainly for relending on ts to Sept. 0, 1895. 5 sooner the recalel t 1 b A ik & Which pre. | onons, but ut the same time New York Is {m- | % » e CHTAGo Ll e 3 Futures opened quiet and unchanged from ecalclirant roads will be brought by shorts, due to the better tone which pre u 2 Ao | Paris bourse. This boycotting by the sh | Chicago receipts to Sept. 30, 1504 A to a se i SR B Kpsaniative, - Cltelas, porting onlons from Europe. Ocean frelghts being | Parla bourse, This boyeotting by the 15180, TR 45 Bt 1+ G | last night's closing figures; closed firm and un- | t0 @ sense of their duty and make the way thero was less disposition to sell. Miy s 8o much lower, it fs cheaper o bring onfons from | PADK means (hat, the bankers Bove | DAL teaNs ST 4§ o : changed; business about equally distributed; Oc- | clear for a restoration of rates under .an from 3% Lo e, and October at 0 [ e w e water than to pay rallroad rates Bom | e Deginning v the break. The true’ position | Kansas ¢ pts (o Sept. 30, 1804 1,176 om0 avember, 85 {4d; Decemt agreement that will be kept. 29%0. and held firm. There was not much | the west. Thu rue < ! Biteisn ¢ 55 |38 4ia; 38 33d; February, 38 34 will not probably be known wntil the settioment, | Kansas City receipts to Sef 3 ady Wi . g 156 - astern cities I bts to Sept. 30, 18 [ He 3 3 8 e B sy o sie” or“Sra and bl for Brox L shares bocom ainemed s Neavy break might ol [ Decrenss ...yt 51,870 Hate 3 ate; St Louls | Active preparations are being made at the ctober, the close being hose figures. AT i et b, 8. ow, but st be remembored that_the e ma pts to Sept, 30, 1804....° 640352 | 5....0000 i 3 . quiet; demand poor ort | uni; o) o the ca of Sevi Onts were quiet but fiem. October sold at RIS L S I8 sl strongly backed by the Kafir millionaires. | Omaha recelpts to Sent. a0, 1805, ... 458,403 | 1811 ity vibe, 28 The, G st g ararla et IeEORACRt (Oh SEQReGIICE Wntery SHY oral grom, i0e to 17%c, and May at Ve to] swk Cholce ‘stock, $1.76@2.00 | ST GG Ware' the. closing_quotations of 5 E lonic_clear, heavy, G Iba., & 6d; short | 1478¢ cracks on the north side, through 20%c, closing at the high prices. There was | per bil the Teading Blooks of the New: York exohange DECrease. «....uoss B . 64... o ar backs, light, 15 Ibe., 3is: short clear mid- | Which the zephers have heretofore chased ry little business, and price changes were - Home grown, 23@0c. toakyl Total decrease at (he three points s RS heavy, 5 M., 30a a7 clenr bellies, 1 to have been filled, and the win- v fght and unimportant. IAGE-On orders, crated, per 100 Ibs., — e ——— | CATTLE ¢ sere : 155,288 6, Shot LubE G ELEGS 8 Tigit and unimportant, PR canta n or v e AT JCATTLECThis has been another day' of | 421 : | 16, b e e Shiuiders, equare, 18t 38 1 have been nafled down o that they a while near the beginning of the session, Cholee stock, per % bu. basket, | Adams B 30" [Nortnwesters. . Miberal cattle recalpts, 180 loads' being re- |0\ i ; a Tt b, (b 14 0,16 tba., 4w, Licef, | will not rattle and annoy tourists while wait. Jan the niost prominent, featiire of the Im; A st Tk No. 1, e targe | Kafimcne €OIT0!! “g2te|NvIANE L Tal | slerabiy” snore o Ciast. Tuesday's rocord | 6.1 S Bt valls, ‘325, L RS T Phont YT MIoket A oBt AN LR T L e . - . G0 Canada Pacific.... 0filg|Ontario 'S were received. e num- $ CHEESE-Quiet; 4 d poor " N e LONO RS y g AR the oha Thare mave aitna| &/ oice stock, crated for ship- | Canad: Fi.. Bald|Orogon T ¢* | bere here seventeen loads were from Kan- Tt e el et white| This has been remedied and many other opening, and in the end there were, sollors | mepi, por‘dos., G0G1se, Centi eltie. 1814 | Oregon Na sas City, consigned direct to a local packer. v . 5 Flrm; United 5 Improvements made. fng"prices. Hog receipts today were o000 | LIMA DEANS—Fer lb. fie. Ehigago alton Pacide Mait ith Qe . Eprtokiing or sy Cherne | 8- 7 O i, 2, 8 e Ao CrI Tt e i aoo : 5 ipts 00 FRUITS, | 0 & A : cifio Mail. . v a sprinkling of natives, 3 i g ] SD OIL—Liverpool refined, 1 3a. erienced by v head, and, the large recelply with 1OWET | r1yicas from the sust sy that the earty biack | e &G BD& R In addition to liberal offerings of fair to | oAt [0 UM - Refined. 1i0d. Sanvas Naps wils bo. supsined this Soar ot ve ok D £ eactlon from the | AYIES8 S b oty i ery H1ghe sappry, And | Ghicgo Gas: ... Pitaburg. 11 Rood range steers there was one bunch of | M.. 2 T REFRIGERATOR BRRE- Forequarters, 3%d: | O ap e supplied this year, thus top Naurcs, T it 1o, | Fariely of crunbertien le i very lsht mupbly, Sud | Conadiidateri G | Bl Bl Britne Corn fed mativen whioh oaa anch of L hindauarters, §)d abating the nuisance, while at the samé time setimated cars: Wheat, 210; corn, 410; | qway” trom the cape. The lnte varieties have | GO StLo Readie. .ol While another £old 4t $5.30 Fhey were ing : ; : BLEACHING * POWDER—Hardwood, f, o. b. | they will add a mors'picturesque effect to tho at, 360; Romw, 1500 head. 0 C noatly. Al beeh plcked, and growers report | Soic: lo TR best cattle seen in the yards and brousnt : Liverpool, i : building. Two large base burners have been eading f ray L 8| tham Of very good quallty and in good condl. IS oty the highest price touched In a long time, | 20 i ol HOPSZAt London (Pacifie const) crected in the waiting rooms, but as they “Avticion, |_Open. | 5 tion, antity berrfes at the cape is ok & Wo.r 100 |8t Baut The market was active, the local packers |3 2 . jeipte olewhenkafor tiialant are entirely inadequate, it is probable th i | - i the extimate, and with the | B°¢ 16 7 Qo pld.. ol belng_ free ‘buyers . good strong pric s TN Y 5 . 3108 SHEtREINBINE TN cantalGAMEEE | 51scich s ritiabur myatem CgLLE HaRRa :{n::\a. seizat present nd higher prices will cer- | Gt St P ata.. Sverything desirable s 239 120 3 a c d vate opted, ,.",‘.:f.: 014 iniy rule. “The prices “are very A '"“H O oy L );fiv(h!\‘th A mlqg". able sold readily and in SKII r sAmerican corn during the last | 80 xh‘u all)l l)L‘uL;Iv :‘hu‘nm}' be compelled to noka ! fiitle nigher i response to the botter feeling, | o pid... ... southers Paeiiio. Cows and heifers were not i af Lo ; i Rl e reman amoutithe bulliingwilichavevantals A The damngo to the New Jersey crop by various | Fort & 100103 |Sngar Renn T 108% | supply a8 vestorday, only about iwestySao . . e e GHARTEY catses hax peduced that Supply untll the entire | G. Norther pfd.(! 134 |Tenn, ol & Troi loads being offered 'on the market, Drice: 300 Cotton Market. Railwny Notes and Pe R e ek e Hocking Valley. 1! 24| & O, Cent. b Mariar baipe atenly niyerial cnange, “the [ .. S & NEW ORLEANS, Oct, §-—COTTON-—F B aeurry ot (KO EFs e O v Y apes are not 80 ples u e b 1018 Ce) . ) 01 c o ) . baay ‘ BLivi As in e (RED. Bere i d 3 6c; low middling, 6c; good il iy e & hl w York grapes are not so plentiful, the bulk | inois Contral..... 100§ Union Paci case Of beef Kteors Sversthivg desiobin rias ore were no fresh recelpts ONTIANES SULSIRiE radeihy Y0 I ouronsd oo tnitheioity: > of the crop having been marketed and growers | St. £, & Duluth...[ 81 " |U. S, y Ry T oonBeqlitnoe Jon Buls; T AT reubRiR VS 171 are ndvancing their prices. Quotations: K. & T, prd. i with ready sale. B n sale, Representativa Lafes; ‘experte, 10 Gredlt Biitain, €221 biies J. N. H. Patrick, government director of continenit, 160 b tton it Lo BFlo & ; 5 | The fresh supply of ktockers and fecders 2 U baclfic, 4 Moy | o prec] o & liopia, per box . Ay o ae Rd- 1357 | was again light. At the same time only a | 2 Av. Pr. watos, 3300 Y Mook, | the Union Pacific, went to Chicago yesterday. Pork.porbol| ARS-No HBartletts suitable | L > a)m.i.‘m Uzl(lm.,:. (xl-:" :;Tfltl((l‘l; we_‘r_(;”x: In\“{;;uml in m]., hands of | 21 mixed natives................ v 108 §310 i i i Frelght Traffic Manager Munroe of the er varieties . 76@2.00. L . Vheeling £ £pect ere vere enou y 7 ull; middiing, nio pacific wi » 3 { e ) | S e . TR0 o prd buyers vesterday to pretty well olean i CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ¥ Fookit o Gfeat [ pyn - ShaHS, WIll ety Lromk Aha Wk /tos Wy d I M. &St 1 g the cattle In tha hands of speculoiors any s ce, 1,236 bales; o the | 9% Lant 150y | : Cot, per bbl, 88, Mantiatn Oc T dhey were ull anxious fo load up again fo. | Cholee: Native Dceves Were Strons [ continent; 69 bales: fory g Bent, travellng passenger agent of A 5 . nphis & C... 000 13 °16! 4 V. e moderate of g9 and the active at Monday's Prices. 481 balcs: sibmers. 181 b 1 8; e Canadian Pacific, went west on the Jan'. 5 EASTERN GRAF New York Concords, per | Michizan Cent..... demand combined o give prices another | CHICAGO, Oct, S-Cholee native beeves were L N L ON, dy; midd in s | Jsland yesterday. SIS AR oK shoit Ribs basket, 23@240; 50 to 100-basket lots, 22¢, Miwsouri Pacifi %|C. F. ' | boost today. The market could safely be 2 B N5 Aalew it ialesy R I00 kR0 ATA AN A DIIEHIR, (or et 7 3 i CALIFORNIA GRAPES-Per casé, biack va- [ Mobile & Olio. ... quoted 15@20c higher than at the close o | PTOME At yesterday's advance and sales to | 5,362 bales! Dave Lincoln of the Union Pacific car ace 5 rigties, 31; Muscats, $1.00G1.15; ToKays, $1.25. | Nashville Chat... - last week. Representative sales: L .|;.-:m1 |;~.»r m;n and mm-p;m were on the basis Peorin Markets: countant's :lnfl;r . accompanied by his wife, L 4 N ne S ACHES-None. (b SR STEERS. of from £5 to $5.00 for the better class of cattle, [ proRTA, Oct. 8 CORN- Steady: No. 2, 20ue; | 188 returned from a Denver trip, Cash quotations were s follow, R N s A e Ol ok, bbis., 42 | N.9 Contrar, 1127 | 00 pld.evevenns No. Av Pr. No. Av Pr. |and from $8.60 to $4.90 fof common to good | No. 3, e, 4 W. D. Winne of Chicago, auditor of the FLOUR-Weilk: winter patents, $3.00G5.50; CooKINg ApFiIes." Hotse N. & W. prd S.R.R.... > 7.0 0988 30 00 18,139 $3 15 | Steers. Comparatively few sales have been made | AT Steady . 2 white, 10619 No. 3| Milwaukee road, came In yesterday in hi ter stralghts, $2.85 spring patent % CALIFORNTA PEACHES—Freestones, per box, | North Am. Co. "1 6%/ ‘do pfa.. 7 this week below $4.70, and a_large share of the | wi NG 1810, At e L sterday in his 3.50; spring stralghts, $2.6003.00; bakers, $1.90 | $1; elings, 8G90 Northern Pacific. Am. Tob, Co...! COWS. beet cattle are going at $5 and upward, Butchers' (F—Starce, nominal; No. 2. 4)@dle. DRGISTSER CANERA NS eft for Chicago last "ffl'{r\'r Now 8 ynriig et NECTARINE one. N. Pacifie ptd. doprd.. .. .. 908 2 10 10 :‘“"‘ pADners: 'xuf{‘mls pretty 1‘";“ at last weeks | WHISKY—Firm; finisiied goods on the basis of eveniug. JAT-No. 2 ; S EIOALIY % = . — v L4 . prices, mon e cows and helfers going at | $1.32 for high wi rW. Ko v Be e i O ICAL/FRUITS, anibe total sales, of stocks_ today were 2018 fwip W 240 | trom 3175 so 8 TR Tew salca ar thon 35 | S ton ik W X ; corn, 0,000 bu.; [ W W. Kent, president of'the Western as. LEMONETxtra fancy lemons, 30 size, $10; | can Tobacco, 87000 Atchison, - assestm 522 3 10 | e DT i B R L § tye, ley, 1,400 b SoclRion AETAsE KAl olube; ke Jiean dleota) S 3 300" aine $10; Catltornin $7 500,00 * PN Burlington, 12.400; Chicago Gas, 48, 16 215 3 us an extreme vaage. Calves are fairly active at | " SHIPMINTS-Wheat, 1,200 bu.; ‘corn, 19,500 bu.; | chairman of the Southwestern Passenger ase .lz\",‘%,fiy,m_ 3" nominal; No. 3, 25G40c; No. fl:v.‘g[r:-l\:llll\[lmsn! : bunches, $1.7002.%. Nashyilic, 3.50; . G50 Rena- 1050 ‘:,l,.,h,,m“’s,!;\ finge ““:‘n.?"“.““"n'r”“’ nl‘"\;','v SO MR A m;u! 1'n tr;m:'nfim P : e, Lt AN B ing. Wa0; Rock I . ol 2100, ar from 3230 10 prime steers belng salable | NEW YORK, Oct. .—SUGAR—Raw, firmer; [ For the first time In its history the Southe IO KR Prime. 1860 HIDESNo. 1 Bréen e, 6o; No, 8 grean | S dAn: Uit st Teather wreterred . Relihi it from SHAE 16 1048, Uhe exornme amairy | (8 Sofnine, SUGIRE: centrifugal, | ern Pacific has given Omaha a place on its oo " 55030y saited ‘snoulaes dbove | Wa et NG, # et et § o Bt He? NG, 3 New York Money Market. weather in stimulating packing operations and the | § 135sa, D0 TocTed ARG s-16c; 2 ey i ‘ short ¢ des (boxed), T5@6.90. dry des, 10g i+ No. ry flint hides, 10 NEW YORK, Oc ~MONEY ON CALL- —Distillers' finished goods, per gal., [ 12¢: No. 1 dry salted hides, 9@10c; partly cured | Firm at 2@ lust loan, 3 per cent hides, Y40 per b, less than fully cured. closed at 3 pe SRon nee bent; i| USHEEP "PELTS Green” salted.” each 2i@eoe; | “Piristis MERCANTILE PAPER-4%@6 pe ks . green salted shearlings (short wooied carly sicinw); = - o e AR P T urkeys, 9%G1l0c; | each 5@lie; dry shearlings (short wooled earl LING EXCHANGE—We: chickens, 56@8c; el ! c. kk\fl‘.‘.‘ Nn.ll (»:Th, mn"“‘";zd" lllwnrllnxl (sh: .r{ N e A Y Tho following were the wooled early sking), No. 2 each, Ge; dry fiint | mand. and L bR B Kansas ‘and Nebraskn butcher Wool pelts, actua | 1y becrs s hnd. S4 sS04 8800; * Carnensiat "B »l» S welght, 4Gee; dry fit Colorado butcher wool 5 ' § ber Ib., ‘actual welght, 4@6ic: dry it haER A T ado murrain Wool pelts, " per ib., actual | GOVEHNMENT BON i 12,000 galan e s . al | GOVERNMENT BONDS—Firm. Railroad bonds, 00 | e et o thern. ¢ Ct Cff a8 It is useloss | griner. State bonds, nactive, Cary. He will make Omaba his headquarters supplies are well taken. Both Chicago packe > Fi et i R LRl e Minneapolia Whent Market. and will have the title of Northwestern Page sules being largely at a decline of e from the [ MINNEAPOL . 8. —WHEAT—Clos 4o | senger and Immigration agent. butchers' hogs at from $4.10 to $4.271, mixed lots recelpts of wheat, 471 | Show that the Dakotas are having a touch of ‘III' I||um ‘l'('.,;l u-\uizn nm:‘ |_n‘-|vr lnc}r)mv assorted winter weather. It was yesterday ght weights at from $8.40 to $4.25 . e sno ity s B B et o B Avallable Grain Stocks. o ILAE dlln mll)npl«rl ti) (‘"I!I 30 ailly sheep and lambs and dspite the unprecedentedly | NEW YORK, Oct, 8.—Owing to delayed tele. | Clearmont. L ntire ack Hill large recelpts prices have shown surprising firm- | grams Brad s report of available stocks of | country the thermometer is down below the news. Today, howayer “prices were' about’ ite | Wheat will not be'given out until tomorrow. i point, xoglitering 24 at. Doadwood. X ower o o ead, Cholce lots S = Nebraska and Wyoming are having cl omn. b 1L Jagoon | OO AND GREASE-No. 1 tallow, 4c Closing quotations on bonds were as follows .;Ixfl_n Show Hres rsrlfr,g“n‘,ulx. tive sh{-v‘p wers n nu-rnmml: l:’u:n:lnL!l ’KL'.E:';'« e e b4 L3 8 clear and g 000 W AND ASE-No. 1 tallow, 4o; | CORDE A A : dly wir demand at from 5 for_poor ALTIMORE, Oct. 8.—Cleatings, $6,260,653; bal- | C0¢ AR ate hrey 14000 2000 | No- :|r.:m]-" N aa ereans. Sl A, 218 :': ‘q‘:'c'u,'fn;.‘.'w\w‘ ‘h}"u‘".“' oy 3 g i prime, and ale “'th.'ff""f.f.,lil“h...‘\'.'5;'1y;'r‘.: o w, $406,407 3 g ickets for the second series of harvest exe Bariey. bu... seeneel _VIT0001 82000 | 353 grease, “dark, 2 boes. | U185, Tei . u.oe }h SI e i SRS, 4 10 $4.00, The weukness was felt malnly in medium 8.—Clearings, $18,003.223; bal- | curslons were put on sale yesterday on all O PO Na0) \ange today the buttor mar- | $ax, prime, 17@c; rough tallow, 'S, 58, coup.... o Erio 2ds ..., i stock, 3 i Clearinks. $123.901.101: | the railroads entering Omaha from the east. Mt win fir: crenmery: gute; day, 0@ ive. | | WOOL UNWASHED-Fine hedvy, c@te: fine | U8 dal rex..." s AT : 3 . Recelpts: Cattle, 6,50 head 5 80 head; o Ot SClearings, BEBLOL |y, “gate of tho last excursion s met for Eggs, firm; 156 Cheese. 44...« ge. ;R" oA MI:!\«;, ‘}”""' ) le.‘k"n-fxmz"mu% }l”""l ‘E: o .,"3' |G- 2. 584, Te... 2 4 3 hogs, 28,000 head 06K N < I 8.—Clearings, $14,743,- :’l"(v‘\lv The h,.rvofix rxnl'lurrlnlw (h:x year , A e; cotted ‘and broken, fine, 6@Se. aciic 65 of 95, % A 5 . St ¢ Y \ave been exceptionally well patronized and NEW YORK NERAL MARKET. | 400l WASHED. Motlurh, 15G180; fne, 10 [ Ali cluss .. M : . B ST, LOUIS, : 4300 e New' Yok | 18 on this account that & aaoond. instellment Gei tub washed, 164 lack, Sc; bucks, 6c; ., ol Prit £ o= , perigents 2 0L% hes 8 S Closing Quotations on the Principal | tag locks, 2g3: dead pulled, 6@6e. Alu class C hoaciisnibments, 1200 head; market aolive. and a\| exohange; to ¢ o e airectors of the | O CICaP rates to tho west has been ordored podities and Staples, e CRESSED MEATS, Ala, Currenc: G "shibning rides, 100510 Oressed biet | Lo B L LS ibyathesraads, = LOUR—Recelpts, 23,80 BEEF—LIght westérn steers, 400 to 600 Ibs., 414 | L New Con. hers' steers, $3.604.75; bulk of sales, | gead of 5 per cont ¢ O braLeripd L atodk B B oon b pvu-—Recelpts, 2800 | 50 “kood ‘cown and. hetfers, 4isdics. mediur | Nissourt U ... | : $5,6164.23; ateers under 1000 Tou.; $3.6005.50; bulk | Ggnd 9f 2 ber cent on the preferred slock, pay minated to A Vacaney. 3 exports, i e, : o ahd helfers, @t good cortuuatiors cows | - & 42 OF alcs, '48.7663,25; stockers WA feeders,. §1 ble, Novembar. 1 ; W YORK, Oct. 8.—Republicans of the demand falr; western mills shipping to southern | and helfers, 35@i4c; good hindquarters cows and | 3 & 480 oo IS BiThape 3 3 Ws and helfers, $1.85G3.50; bulk of sales, | g5in rer cent for Toane oMo R TR AT A o 4 markets, where better prices are obtainable; city | heifers, €5@7ci falr hindquarters cows and | 5 Rontnd.. 5B, Connoly 1. 157 : e : $0; Texas and, Indian steers, $2.50@850; | 0" o and At 6 per cent for commer- PARtes Al SatTiov AL IERE DO mill patents, $.9G145; winter patents, $8.40¢ | helfers, Soi cow rounds, da@diee; cow ehucks, | monn ow set o.. 00 &P W. 08, 5 (] - bulc of sales, $27563.2); cows and heifors, $1.75 | 2" S8 change, 2 discount, | Dated Robert A. Greason for congress to fill 370; stralits, $.25G9.40; Minnesota patents, $3.9 | frozen, 10c; fresh, 16¢; beef rolls, boneless, $ic6; | Senn: old 6s... StL & L. don. 5. 818 £ OGS —Recelpts, 940 head: ship 0 || BARKeaiELond s sk ing, (46 8104 ik the vacanoy caussd by the death ot Andrew Minnesota bakers, $280G3.10. Rye flour, | sirloin’ butis, bon 8ci loin backs, boneless, | Vil Conturies. st L&S F.Gon.o. . . s hes rket 6@10c lower; heavy, $3.80@4.15; 5 e Campbell, superfine, $2.65G280; fancy, $2.85G3.00. | 8iei loin backs, 6le; ‘cow’ ribe, No. 3, d doterred. ) Tex. Pac. 18ts... B 5 3% 10; 1ight, $3.90G4.15. g Forelgn Financial Affairs. i o et 0oL, "0 | Joins, No. 3, Tic; steer ribs, The; steer loins, ge, | Alchison da. fosda:., 4 2 i 3 4100 hiead; shipments, none; | . BERLIN, Oct. 8.—Exchange on London, eight Buckwheat flour, quiet; $1.60G1.75, MUTTON-Dressed mutton, b%c; racks Atehison 2d’ X:1 U. P. 1ats of 4 * psalisd HEEP—Recelnts, 4,100 he I onet | BERLA BUCKWH Quiet at 46Godc; silver, 45@4sc; Tean | muttoRy.-T0i . saddles an: | Canada So. 2ds..0 107 °| Wesi Shore 4s. s : T 050450, mouthweatern : BRI S EARIE. . ¢ cent rentes, 100 45c Jupanese, WasHe, . o L &N. unified do. K316 Southern du.. 903§ T ; i G Lt for the Exchange on London, 2f 244¢ N MEAL-Steady; Brandywine, $2.60, T ork lolns, 9c; spare ribs, be; pork [ QR & N.lsts.... 1114 s i 2 e New York Live Stock Market. for checka. BYE-Nomindl; No 2 wolern, e shoulders, 5%ci pork shoulders, skihned, §4c; 1111328 3 2 ) YORK, Oct. 8.—BEEVES—Receipts, 175 | ,LONDON, Oct. 8.—Gold s quoted at Busnos -EY—Nominal; western,' 40a i5e. pigs teet, cleaned, per doz. 35c. P— " Mint 4 ropean cabies’ quote. Amerloan. stcers at | AYres today at 218.50; Madrid, 16; Lisbon. 2% BARLEY MALT—Dull; western, 40G50c. MISCELLANEOUS. an-Praneisco. Mining.Quatations. STAGS, Se 0 drasen el ghens rotimeratey Bhoet® Al | 8(. Petersburg, 50: Athens, 77; Rome, 104.75; Vi AT Recelpts, 135,00 b, Oyaters appear to be mearce in Baltimore ana | o SAN, FRANCISCO. Cot, 8 ~Tho ofticlal closing 18 29 Pvero L2 Becven 5,300 aneoy | enna, 103, Bar siiver clostd at 30 15164 per oz Spot, firm; No. 2 red, 66lc 1 hard, 6Sc. | prices are o Nitle stronger there, Quotation Quotations for miuing stocks foday wero as fol- CAL o b0 guart & he ‘amount of bullion gone Into the Bank of Opticas opened strang on unexpectedly big cables | Poyat e Medigms, RIS ;| tows: BHEED AND TAMBS fiecelpts, 407 heads very | Enland on balance to 110,000, and forelkn buying and was sustained until 2| exta standards, 2ic; extra selocts, 3 pany aull and prices weak, except for Kood sheeps 3 ock by good local coverings and strong late | selects, $o; New York counts, ' 40c; staniary Bhivep, DOOF to prime, $LO0GS.60; lambs, common On the opean Bourse cables, suffered finally from realizing sales and | bulk, per gol, $.2 BelCher ;s «oe verees to cholce, $3.75G4.621. PARIS, Oct, 8.—The bourse was depressed and closed’ Y off from the top, but e over last | HONKEY—Natlve white clover, Mc; choice stock, | Best & Heicher.... HOGS-Recelpts, 3,220 head; easy at $4.40G4.80. | the capture of Antananarivo falled to impart aight's; October, 64%@6i sed G4%c; Dece 13¢, BodieCon .vu.nriis P cheerfulness, Exchange on London was lower ber, 6% @60, close 3 NUTS-Almonds, Mo; English walnuts, soft- Atack e Aleht P SOHN=Recs i, 0 ‘bu.: exports, 316,800 | snelled, Hec; standards, 10c; filberts, Sc;’ Brazil Record of receipts at the four principal markets | , BERLIN, $i=khe catgolesmarkel wes ‘dully bu. Spot, firm; No. 2, 87c. Options, quiet and | nuts, Sc; pecans, Sc; peanuts, raw, 5y@éc; | Caledonia... T vor . PENNR but e v dy. The general run is firmer, chiefly With wheat; tradfog small ana re- | rousted. {%e longo Con e ™ 7 cattte. Hogs. Sheep. | becomin ceipts’ fuir, “closing unchanged (o %o highe SAUER KRAUT-Per bbl., $2.50; half bbl., $2 290 460 : athlOoieha 00 .05 Y Octot closed 36%c; December, 3¢ | MAPLE SYRUP—Five-gal, cans, $3; gal. cans 150 A 3 “hica ) 24,000 e % per doz., $12; d-gal. cans, $6.25; quart’ cans, $3.7. i 1 £ T L5 3,000 OAT ipts, 88,800 bu.; exports, 20300 bu.: | FIGS=New crop. Callfornia, n“’""@';‘.““; per i 8 [siver i 200 4 v ey & ! 4300 100 spot qu N@2hc. Options very o ., 121G, Common California’ figs, 60-1b. boxes, ] |nlon Co ! ~. .- Bt ZOUIA sspen : STRUMBNT! all aay, b tidde firmer it whea oing | e, 4 |Vtahconioss 7 s 0 Totals INSTRUMBNTS piaced ion a2 datober ke higher; October closed at 23¢; Decem ~IEB A Y . Vellow Jacke P 95 B closed ut Eie, Bl STOCKS AND BONDS. Hale & Noreross.. 0 WARRANTY DEEDS. Firm; shipping, 65@70c; good to cholee, e “Silver bars, 07@670¢c. Mexican dollare, 0438 . I o : Samuel Mortense, 1 e to J i 4 5 Stive X T30, Mexlca are; % ¢ ) NF . - Options opened | Samuel Mortensen and wife to John K1 ttale. osimon 1o ‘ehotoss iamed| (RIS An Reonvitley WelloRROFY (L1 5o Dralie Siabh S150! IETARAIG OO T . i 2 quiet nt unchanged prices to 10 points decline | Mortensen, w 2 feet of e 8 feef lots y, If you want to L fiate jeomman to cholos, /184 Lt : il . ind ruled generally dull, with weak undertone [ 7 and 8, block 18, Wilcox's 24 add....§ 5 But it's free as air— i 4 . 8.—The trading in stocks feil foaton BioceiOnciations. . o o under lower cablos; decline arrested by large | Same to Frank Petersen, undiv. % [ois El oy ahoat m ARG Svan ady: California, 18@18%c: Galveston, | $hort of day's total about 9,000 shares. Thy BOSTON, Oct 8.—Call loans, 3@4'% per cent: | 10, v 00 : ouse deliveries: closed dull at unchanged | "1, 2 und 3, block SHARYL Ausic _glve uchos Avres, dty, lei Teyhs, dey, | course of prices was irregular, though the trend | time loaus, 31x@5 por cent. Clostng: pricos. for | 1. : 300 ; ; ine; Octaber, $15.25; Decem- [ undiv % Iot 2, block . away-— Re-Cut, lonf, 841 granulated, 3. with actual nkers' Dills at $4.8704.88% for de- |3uiia._. ey coR il 2ac, was downward, The industrials and grangers | $10cks. bonds and mining shares; X ) ’ . Spot coffee, nanza subdiv’ . The kind that Is worth 25¢ LEATHER— i h lock sole, enos . ' — o ) 05 . Cordova, ). and (. " - . i A Dl e nemigek sole, Buenos Ayres, | wore the leaders In activity. London prices came BTSSPl 0 Wemier oo % . 3 oA L v J ens and wlife to 1 to $1.00 given free, ~Steady; domestic fleece, 16@24c; lower and forelgn dealers were sellers in this | Am. Sugar. . 1083 Centra 3 20645 8 10 T 83 f ¥ 246,196 b | ¢ CPRY » have o 3 SR g . o r n the Stite daa, i oo, pid. g e Sy . g stifon the Tinlie , lots 2 and 3 H Lar eces of other sheet musie now RO £, auiet; family, $10.00912.00; | speculation included an easicr market for sterling 1008 | A et 2 s | 4o 1 00 L 1 i B ten, G007 b et 436110 orga lost hean | T D Jaynes and husband to Peter on sale that it will interest 16,00 oCut meats, ‘rm; plekled | exchange, a firmer tendency to rates for call | Hoston & Albany.. 210" |Atclison 4a,.: " HOK | 2o 70 300 80 5 0. bags, ngaingt .11 Jear. | brodt, lots 22 and 23, block 3, Sher- 1he s Sollies. ST whickled :h:“‘\.q.s‘.., e Lt barroie] abas 410 Tenorts ¢ (o | Hoston & Mnine:is 1 New B " MILKERS 4 o .d sy bl il man Avenue park...... AR your musical mind to see, axked; October, | $6.20, nominAl: reined e | pending further advances In anthracite _eoal Wik, Co > 1 #pringer........ ow and c......§28 00 g o | H'A Noite ana wife {0 Pork, ' steady inews, $10.000 10,551 famit; | Prices and advices of sharp rate cutting in west- Allouez Mintug 6o d 1 cow and T m 8.—Qulet at K@% pfg declt ‘lots 6 and 7, black 3, A 012.95; whort clears, 31180613 50 Bn Patiroad. rates. The. aamier Mmarker for. eks Attantic... VESTERN CATTLE, - 8.—Qulet at K@% pfy decline; | yypicn” Fredricksen to' Visa Fredrick: A Hospe Jr., AT.LOW-Dull; city, 4%¢ sked: country, 4ige | Change was attributed to increased offerings of . (X Boston & Montana. 7 " » o sen, n 176 feet of e 274 feet lot 20, 3 COLORADO, —Openad irregular; closed qulet 3 4 Art and Muslc, Recelpts, 12,438 pkgs.; market firm; | 9f bills against recent purchases of securities | igV: hoses A block 2, Park Plice (except n 0 fe LANE A n 2 ,;}:mm Sanford w"'cm,‘ o A ey Oct. 8.—Quiet; No. 7 Rio, | and lot 6, block 8 Ambler Plac: s 1613 DOUGLAS, Loy, 0chdc; westect crsamery, J40ta; | 10, ISIAN ORCERL LS INSE, Fmni ot tunir | Gre. Shiord Lina, o i N Bl I H 0 e, o b Uatied Biatens .5 | Amella Rohacok. art tax ot 5 1a it 000 pkan; market rm; se | B Vestiend Rouses wnd have s figured o the | BB Kearsargs. . g L aamPAnY o 5o | bags: for Europe, 4000 bags; tock, 200,000 bags. | 10-15-13 . A 7 nsylvania, °i Weatern, 1814 Stock exchange records. Union Pacifie. uiney . . 3/(81 stra, Tex.\1123 2 85 : = o | e i — STROLEUM-Quict: Unpted clnsed $5:23 bld, e aBatPlY hdvanced on the mbwa of r 2 z Dry Goods Market. Total amount of transfers............$ 7,450 ¥cy T i TRl e g e gepn o | WERERE f Imns {Hsr B T8 | g oI Mot | T amount of vanster . 3705| FANIES B, BOYD &CO olpts, 4.230 pkgs; market steady; | cent. s reportes he leather trade that the g . el prices as follows: Pepperell wide sheeting to the | INSTRUMER g y targe, Gsthe: amall, GRG950; part skims, S45e; | recent her have failed to stimu- e ol R B 0t g, Andiaa i e I 1351 o Teleplione 1039, OMAHA, NEB. 22t fate nel gosslp concerning the anthra- New York Miniug Quotations. ¥ tap B Mbnahan. sheetings to 22 for 104 lenched and other WARRANTY DEEDS. Leady domestlo, falr to extra, 35%@6ie, | cite coal trade failed to afect the market prices | NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The followlng ara the | 1g pute...... 801 170 25 voars.. Widths proportionately. Amorey pound sterling | J § Clay to ¢ J Nordell, lots 9 and 10, COMMISSION (MOLASKES Qe New Orleans, open eue, | of the leading stocks in that’ group, - speclul | elosing mining quotations b 530 200 © 98 36-inch and 40-inch brown sheetings, ke each. | © block b, Union Pacific subdiv, lots 1 . 1o cholce, S Veakne Caso Gas was not atiended by > o 000 245 c More than usual mall request. Flannels, blankets, 43, bloc b cl i isi QP GAIN=Dull} stralnea, common (0 good, §1.45 [ WnY cxplanatory rumors, Mo aetalls of the al- | BRVEE - Bt forter. i 'i0 380 | 3 Tasdiere..l 80 colored. cottons f;:.u h;'umu S Jnnkuis | 41 a4 18 block &, In ubdiv of biock | Graln, Provisions & Stooks 621, jeged impes o ain- . aatie 3 foede 70 2 5 eeders. .. est, e ched cottans of the lower | he Rattiagiis METALS—Plg_fron, steady: southern, §12.00@ | able at present. The general® market opened | Crown Point.. !l Pivmouth... 1 soedurs.. U0 24 - 6. teedry o ra. Printing. clothe vers rms st s ‘ror | Thomas McTigue and wifs to Wi . Room 111% Board of Trade. 400; northern, $12.00@14.5, Copper, quiet; brok- | weak and moderately active. The losss were con- | CoN: Cal- & Va,.... uicksilver. 5 Catile C i “ Niles, lot 6, bloc atterson pa 101 Direct wires to Chicago and New York, ers' price, $12; exchange price, $1210G12.25. Lead, | find 1o fractions, the most noteworthy being in | Deadwood.... ulcksilver < D. T. Cattle Company, 4 sauares regular, and sales of 7,000 pieces con- | A “E Thomds (0 Peter IKnudsen, loi Correspondents: John A. Warren & Co, ulet: brokers' pricey $3.15; exchane price, §9.5 | Chicaro Gas, Miss url Pacific and Tennossee G ai, | Gofid & Curry Sierra Nevada, . strs, Tex. U0 3008, o D & Print oloths iz at 8ie | & hlock 10, Thomes & #'w add’.".... - 150 P ] - Warr . 3,874, Tin, firm; “stroita, $14.0:014.60; plates, | The downward movement was soon checked, and | Hale & Norcross.. ttandad. . p e h T 8 Brown to N L Tillson, w 31% feet i . 00 1157 318 net. Mills slow’ sellers. 10, \ison 4. P. BMITH (Tel. 13085 8. M. STANFORD firm. “Spelter, dull; domestic, $1.1064,2). ding to 1 per cent in Bugar were | Jon gitake Union Co . T Lrig iR % lot 6, block 3, Foster's add 5000 | ©. P. CorTONS L Siendy; butter grades. 9 . improving tendency was of short | Memei F1t Yokiow Jeekes MENTANA: e e Bt iy, \oe a4 yarns quisti : ¢ usiness doin W'C Adams and wife to 8 C T S @30c; prime crude, }C; summer yellow, 214G3se. however, as A Vigorous raid against | MemCdn. ..o, 80 Peter McCulloch. very lttle business doing. [ ¢ Adams and wite to § C fan % F. P. SMITH & CO. t that stock down 2% per 800 180 3 calves, Kansas City Markets. W L Monroe and wife to P P’ Wai- 5 > St. Louls General Market, and had a depressing sympathetic effect c seeee I8 e KANSAS CITY, Oct. §,.—WHEAT—Active but | Brom, w 3 of e 1 lots 4 and 5, GRAIN and PROVISIONS FLOUIR Quiet and & shad | por oibe gencral Nal, Chicago Gas yielded % —4 p. m. closi §oalves... 29 22 Sy Vo e Ko, o e Mt Msive but | -block ‘M, BoYd's 84w uesessees 209 | Room 4. N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. 5 . 62c; refected 35,860 mont and Col %; ¢ 114 per cent and Manhattan 1'per cent. 'Around 107 §-16 Mexican ordlnary. b CORN-Bcarce; n No. 3 mix Total amount of transfers. 5,560 | Branch ofices at Fremont a; lumbug 2.90; cholce, $2.60@2.70. 0 o'clock suppo e 73¢ |t P 2 bull L1390 CORN-—Bcarce; nominally steady; 2 mixed, o ¥ g e e O T ay on firm | 10 o'clock “support was given to the market 1T pephoaay, bulls. An 35 %@2B4c; No. 2 White, 2@2ke. e piaced on. the Chicage Board of e and coverlng of shorts stimuluted a general re- N. Y. Centrai 2 cows....... 835 @240 ! e rrespondents Bchwartz, Dupes & Co., hough the trading was rather quiet; No. el cl < e co! 1000 OATS—About unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 15@17¢c; ash, 6%c; December, €2%ec bid: My, | cont o Which Leather preferred yose 3% per Ei 4™ | Pennaylv 1 cow 1 Y o b: Behreiner, Flack & Co., St. Louls. s gent from the lowest polnt. n the last " hait | K RSN | 4} g Ay AR Ny o2 W ke, N w HARRIS & cn 0 leat Natlorial Bank. Omiia. iy 3 o ith wheat: | 10U Chicago Gas was again subjected to special | 1. Central : : Oen. new 8. R tchated harie oo \ D—Hteady: September, e, ' L] L] T = SRS rirm, but not much for_sale; No. 8 | HaPer.Sent The rate of discount in the open market for | 1> #0F®: 1082 WUTTER-Steady; creamery, 11G20%c; dairy, 204 Dearborn Street, Chicago. TRADING fi' FINING ALL MARKET EXs o TIninrg but sol ek fer_sale; n speculative circles the fmpression regarding | short and three months' bills 1s 516 per cent. IDAHO. ugise, : 15 Wallest., New York. 70 State-st., Boston. RESSIONE. Also our dally mep 18100 vague in its terms 1o COMMARG support. James Heatley. 2 EGGS—4¢ higher at 134c. the consolidati § » ] ket letter suggesting when and P OV R o ocpm i N o commna “ipgort 2 o DB P i covaTy EXPLAINED. S5i"{i baeok, vien 428 i3 FraluoLi. The stock closed at the lowest and was responsi: 'Frisco Wheat Quotations, sibrts 8 | Kansas Clty Market % %‘cfl N S reforences furnished. ARBOGAST & CO.. KANSAS CITY, Oct, 8—CATTLE-—Receipts, | O] 6] MEMBERS CHICAGO OPEN BUARD OR Bolicied. FLAX SEED-Steady at 81ic. ble for 3 cows....1 865 2 50 1 feeds 1,600 head; shipuients, 3,600 head; best grades [ Bought and old. Oerrespondeace TRADE, 23 Traders Bullding, Chicago, 25 S amexD Jop— € Banes lelding tendency in the general mal SAN FRANCISCO, Ocl Wi 6 eders. ... HAY-Fairly active; soarce &ad frm for choloe; | ket. In Galy, Bowever, ‘4ia“the decline | December, $LUN; May. B.GH EAT-Steady; | 2o b § s resa