TAE OMAHA THE CONDITION OF TRADE, ¥ 18 &'a ! The Gencral Fall Trade is Becoming More 1. 15 100 Active, WESTERN CATTLE SOME COMPLAINT ABOUT COLLECTIO § 11 steers Oni tde Shows Great fa Most Satise aha's Jobbing I Activity and s factory Character All Lines, Wirren & Kinle The tfas trade past week een s of ommence with ne improvement which was | rown-Hill ¢ bbing Omah Co very satisfactory to 1068 1n wost 1 1shed wit e © and the good bias been anticipated has ey ess jobber orders fal ently become reality iv La ably fi dolng about all haadle. Prices s they ar b, and b r local dealers report a remark the past week. They are that they have 1 ed unchanged, ow as they cc well any disposition to climb o trade for the business can us b back Some ascribe ve been a little ward it 10 the farmers holding fact that ie farmers at lic back their crops and others to the the heavy ¢ »p has kept t vesting and caring for In New York, says th factory business is still e and few agents have seri the marke is fall tiade, have shut usual, and it th othier localities, it must of co difference in the general outco but for the time bewg trade is goo chicerful reports are made aceordingly. There is a noticcable feciing of much fuith in the export demand as u means for Jito large quantities of stock, and of a liverally assorted character. Prices are wel eld on most of the leading goods. Nails do not aiffer to an from the conditious last noted. Pri along about formier line, but ate especially on cut where desirable aua Cudahy Pack tractive buyers got many allow Wire | Omatia’ Fackin nails sell close enough to production to fuirly < support prices without infusing actual buovancy I'ie Otouha grocery market has been active and the volume of trade large There ha been, however, a lack of any sy e features. A smooth and satisfactory condi- tion of business is found for most staple «ro ceries in New York, always with tue excep. tion of coffee, though even that article is be Lie: to be shaping for a better market Taking the amount of distribution lately reached, as against the previous investments of jobbers and grocers, ordinary course of reasoning leads to the impression that de- pendent points must be more or less scantily supplied with dbsirable stocks, and there fore it i culated that if only investing to 1l out assortments custom must be heard from in pretty regular manner, and so reasonably full rxtent. From primary sources most advices are of fai sustuining character. The tiuancial ¢ ditions of the trade appears to be exc in all respects. Operators iu coffce are still talking about the wants of consumers and the expectation of increased demana, based upon necessity for obtaining assortments, and attracted by the liberal modification it cost, possibly 4 sound enough theory so far as it goes. But the facts remain that buyers do not depart from the hand-to-mouth 1o in handling goods for actual use, nov is it | of cattlc on the s hardiy reasonable to expect they will do so | J. D Mebride, o re when compelled to pay a premiuin ou imme- | brought in rothogs. diate deliveries in the faco of the rapidly | J. A. Cowperthwalte. accumulativg visible supplies and a beiief | Friend. brought in cattle that a corsiderable portion of tne coffee Georze Mun, which has disappeared from the stock record | ¢ar each of eattle and he is simply transferred to interior localities B. Everett of Lyons was at the yar awaiting distribution. Furthermore the | Inz brousht in wear of hozs. cvidences are strque that the bulls have | W. Il Lewls,a re practically abandoned their position as no S D hE LTy ouger teuabie, and there is anxiety as to the | b A Miner of viralc sentin u car extent and forco of the unloxding. SR SR b b The Omaba dry goods tradslike other [ O: W-Hutchingof Charieston and O. lines of wholesale business is 1n a mott satis- | 17 ¥ B ATD Sk frd factory condition. The country is buying | oFo FR e oks tioray bt liberaily and there is a feeling of confidence PRTR Nowports ail along the line that promises well for the | ,uq 7 M of Hirva trade, R ; lu New York the bulletin reports e market during the week under review Nos. haviug generaily ruled quict aithough there | Ienry 11 were exceptions wherea few commission | Wayne and W houses reported a good business doing. | ho: “rade in tho aggregate has unquestionaoly fallen below the total for the preceding week in ail directions, excent in new cotton fa for the spring feason. The weathor, being unseasonably warm, is held accountabie for this coudition Of things, and ver: evideut traces of its unfavorable wfuence over fall business are visivle locally, while reports from other farge distriouting points tell of quite a sharp check to trude there. C'ois bas also been eviaent from the de creasod demand foe fall specialtics in prints, gingnams aud dress goods. Au unusual good busiuess has so far be corded theso by agents, but it is evident further progress must now wait upon the passage of tue retailers’ stocks into the hands of final consumers. An iwproved business has, however, been noted in the i wlind =hog woven cotton fabrics for spring delivery in | Wi Kow Ber white goods andfast black dress cotfons, | i Clis de 1 st Mt o ines, ete. In staple cottons jobbers have | Weston Grivin and Stock company of occasionally placed fair orders, as have con- | all well known | sof this verters in brown, shirtmakers 1n bieached hozs here and cutters iu colored cottons, but the gen- [ Squire & Co. have been In ti eral run of these orders from d: to has been | ness since ISt2—nlmost tifty years, Il moderate scale. The demand for brown [ have sinuzhiered over (GU6,0.0 hogs in goods for export has proved rather be hugiaatihaineacaiiliabioant soue differcices of views between sellersand [ 934 1 Lhe Tnited Statos buyers will necd adjusting vefore it shows | ¢ QT CattiqHen are (¢ much ex Blue goods were in steady | il and winte export request. The general tone of themar- | of beef eattle on utinues wituout change, and 1o price | and southern Col tions are to be noted during the week. | thisyear, and « s are mostly in good shupe, and the po od prices will sition, as a whole, 1s not sveakoned by the [ 1iess NS beon rathier dull of fact that some exceptivnal concessions are | of anr citisens RNy made to hasten the progress of a slc the ¢ ing line. s & wholc, 13 waiting for cold w as with the advent of that business is expected to show considerablo improvement. Meanwhile colloctions are re ported progressing with fair regularity iu all directions, OMALA LIVE cd, matufac is fault to fiud with ed that ory any It urers repor tirst 11 o lit to teceipts and Disposition Ofielal re s ais spny for the twenty=four lic cof business y'eloek, p. m., October 10, 18 1d RECEIPTS Cars. Mead murked extent es range | Syiv insteady, | G. 1l A molerate n Some fat cows sold for Receipts yesterday 12 cars. Quality of hozs not very good. Buik of hogs sold at & Light and mised hozs 5@ 0c lower. Chiengo had 3,000 cattle t, steady. Hozs weak to 5e lower wt Kansas Cit Bulik of hog: Kansas City $L.00604.50, Top hogs In ( 120 $3.25, bulk #1.600 lower, 5 z0 hozs a5 Routor Jue Dixon of Mewmphis sent Friday thirty v shipped two Rayuiond's well known . A. Kehoe of PRitte € toth nuarketed hozs, Smith & Co. deaters ut Waverly, had A promi L. Hanser the cars of catue and rder of Millard, Greek & T e Farimers Gra Hooper seut in hoss, o & Faller of Seribuor S, Orusby of of cattie. L. Parmenter brought in one load Waliuce & Foote of Trozene. Byam of Shelby, both regular uiarket, had ho2s here. L. Campbell of_Sutton, Franklin, ana George Curyew of mon those who sent in hogs. st t Nebraski, hud 1ogs on the Brock, Eagle and Talmu Attls company had © from Merino, Colo.. and Mills sent In sIX loads from the same p L. Gu id also Fuller Tn., Shippe Austin rket in that sl J. A ad ol rshall & B of Tamora, C. ing There s an the ranzes of rudo which v ry 1 ized nd 1 ttie owners. 1AGO, T1L. Oct. 10.— (Spectal Telez BEE ]~ Toduy ' eattlo rece od 0t 4500 end, making Of tius number about 5,600 westerns and atives sold ut_fror tho westerns at from 3180 to OMAnA. ot Tevans at from 315 1o .25 t week 18,550 cuttio, little life in the hozs, 3 sheep, nst INGL eattle found for the comparatively sm hogs nud 100 sheep list week. I sale and sellors did not find ie were few i number and poor in quality. muke any price ¢ market yoesterday was slow with no market | {hnsh by g0 or fluctiution. Eyerything offared | Kot A coneiie ©XCEDE 30110 extren were Texans and were the property o Ry S ulitorare, 20 Were the propurty of ported a The elosing quotat The woek run, poor 1o choice cows, h hogs. the quallty in general rathor counon for k10okons and. feeders, Shippers could find very few £00a heavy and | Commtn o extrn abippin medium welght hogs, and 4s o consequence 130 10 #LE) for westerns did compuratively little. Other buyers were Texans. The week's offeri Dearish and the market was unevenly lower Aluxly fow Drime cattle and rather slow. Some of tho best hog ter thun 8500 cut Father un brought from #4.6 10 84,30, while common, lzht | 3, the bulk and mixed hogs which wade up the bulk. of e ¢ sold at from $1.40 1o #4.6) The general market conld safely be quoted at trom 8o to 10e lower, aithough there wore plenty of sales tully 10 lower than Friduy. cspecluily ut the close. EVerything wis outof fiest hands AL the close'eYeent a fow (ute arrivals CATTLE-Estimuted receibts of cattle, 1,882, an ‘conparcd with 4980 Saturday of last week, Market unchanged: bost steers firi, ts slow. Butehers' staff dull and weuk rs stondy. Hoas nited as compared with Faturday of last and prices st 430 hoavy, #7 & Bitl B2 compured st week prices STOCK MARKETS. 2100 #4.55 to Receipts for the 1 num The regulur deaiers ¢ are $1.00 to &2 “ of ars ps were largor expectod, being estiniated ut fuet that Squire & Co., fu fu the field, gave t fidence, and they hela” the market nearly steady. Common to ehole 1 heuvy welsnts sold Trom $.0) to th 10 8.5, and from ar prices for siEhUly loweray LOOL | wilthe hozs were hou ivo L the warket TR v tans irn Monday v fluctu Tose of tr thew £ thun last The z Juurnil reporis on #1.20604.60 i1 one had but the \ wore 0 was zht The former | chanzed HW to the latwer, wl o than for Frid It p before losed falrly ste The wook Est rocelpts of hogs, 510 Saturlay week, The n iy to strong. Licht, Q00857 mixed. $.6%24.70 ated receipts of sheey with 0% Sat Market activ ket A i os h none. aay Suturday of at fully steady natives. ey st Av. Pr esentative Sales. JOKERS AND FEEDERS. No Av. Pr No. Av. Pr 1) 12 5 a8 82 N N1 1. 5,000 wer light, SHEEP-Recolpts, 2.0 market steady cthers, # exuns, $4 shipmer native owes, STEERS wes BULLS. Iam W 16 W 18 SEAGS K Kaxsas oelbts, 8.5:0; shipmenis, and feedors. §2.003. 7 s Rocelpts. sl sitie lower; bulk [revies | | SHEEP -Recelpts, 1,240; shipuieuts, 240, | ketateady, was City A ciry, Mo, Oet 3,790 shipments, A 850, er from Col Alvo, five c i Chicago lave Stock Market. aud There wis but trade today, but buyers were necessury welined L beur the \ble part of the fresh arriv fers und bulls, 81 and dressed and 81,2 nd sales it e stuff sold below than bu, holders e #.80 were CATTLE steady Texuns, £2.3002.5 24,85, ¥0) unsold, Tecumseh marketed ho nacar of hog rs— ship enter L car cr at Nehawka, ar shipper from ld of Bennington brought in a hav- am- ar of hogs a Holm- 1an- u. e @ car of hogs here yesterday Dave vard all marketed hogs. 1l known dealer ut Wavne, one v of S Cook of Wakefield all sentin \d Stoek company of Siith g Pine brought in two cars the same place and O, J S o this & Co. ot were he voteran shipper from south- from il u. an old-time shipper from Newnan Crane, also Ad from Tokaniuh, Benson of Cen- market. had packinz busi- ranks with the lurg- 1s jubilint as tho rs at the outlook for w good mirket this nmense ninber Bent connty \er dull of late years, but it zens deserve. prosperity better than P T sl loe: Ant any 0, ors, pretty medinm at from #1.4) to .20, for kreater 15 at the ding toduy found | mar rough and pa ckers, §.50 ' welght uli grades, Mar- v, of rs to esti- t for the Were Texans to e DAILY BEE., SUNDA U Fehrua BTt wester | e Tone of | ¥4 'THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Chiefiy Ur;*.n“i by the Foreign Advic:s. KAxs RESULT OF SPECULATIVE EXCITEMENT. Wit No o e hid OATS 1y A Rapidiy. fancy y T Frax BUTT Towards the Close Quoiations Abroad Weakened Under Heavy Re. and lizing sales on 'Change Increas Cuican hiefly ady today. 18 Lhe erne Prices wer liror high the sess nt and decld but toward and under un the heavy sales th )t the lust fizures points At stated, vou Wik At fr Aln over with somet Board o wrpool at tid juoted the yesterday's iing besldes Do 1ng the Trade cable futures wdvance th New Y. rs to s we ¢ markets all showed advances, n the lead an | sending buying ord mission houses hure Lamson Br Lozan, Sehwartz-Dupee. Kennett-H ore the start and s L fow minut all wered v excessive rush was 1t suil pr strong u fro; 3 were cautious and ke coutd redily get Into port on fnd storm. The fact that was due this uftern, il nd see what the sed to onhad a ather in the | S5 wheat sho reported to be drying out 3 rapidly, With the prospect of w general re- | LR kets grew weak and continued so to the end. Veceniber opened at $L90Y to $.01 toucned . [ receded with numerous small o reacted and neld for a con- ‘”"‘ cables. the northwestern reports, 1ih- [ ceipts eral realizing ...(ul reports that foreigners | Octobe wus at the lowest fizure of the day and wenk ‘Corn waa a litule nors active an vally | Minw tion I the trade. The Specalative nd | * Coits was only moderate and seliers were not ur- OATS gent. Bartlett-Frazer were buvinz molder- ately, while Buldwin, Kennett-Topkins and 3 Sewiriz-Dupee were noderate rs. The o receipts were only 61 cars. October opened at o Jge higher than yesterday's I Sympathy With wheat and the st products and sold off to e, at w h it Oats were negiected butsteady. Hog pro- ducts were very weak, packers séliinz freely [ " and bears raiding the market for pork with | 805§ the exception of o small rally during the lat- | Wi, ¢ ter part of the session. caused by realizing | was ae bear purchises. the cour is downward | O] e day. with the tthat pork frc 10 10¢ and ribs 3 The leading futures B8t northwest rallics 10 81 siderable tine lower With a preferred arlo & Westo & Ovegon Improvem Oregon N Oregon Trans Mal PLD. & Piitshur Pullman 1 Read Roek | st St Paut erred 1 Min. & M & St ace I'a o preferred profe ferrod ast 111 Wells Fargo Exp Western Unton Oil 110stak: Iron Silver Jutario Quicksl ) preferred Hulwer Rich. & W. P Wisconain ¢ at North g0 G Trust Trost P Oregon s L& U Distlllers 1 Pacltic ' Pacific Hx-diy 14 0s of neluding 35; Erle, 0,400 0 Misso 1o & Nushville Amerieun.&0; Northern 4.500; Reatllng, 4720; st ial Meview, 10.=The Post says 1t of the Investigsting committe od in the next wonth or two n foru year, lideed, the new bonds or Stueks Is Is decidediy the feature of the sit proposed lssues were auni £2.00,00) new preferred stock 5 Valley und $150000 Hew. equ ¥ the Lake Erie &' Western. A stoek probahlg smaller in o e named fizur foreshadowed by the Lou Albuny. = The suvscription 1ists 0 new Westinzghouse preferred opened this week nan Youk. Oct Tenn.. e nis Ot 5, ¥ MORE ances, #4153 ita As C1ty, Mo.. Oct ek #10.500.063; LO per cent iney IRLEANS. Lat., Oct. 10— Clearings 5 New York exe R5.002.50 per § 1 10, Inzs ut Clearings, hange unsettled 10, 1.0, 2 baln Tourings, 865,875, M0 § per cent. Oct. 1 6 Per cent for the wee and un N, Mass., Uct 5. 81,083, Exchunge For the Now t Mississipp! unless otherwise and & 8. Tt pid west 0@ 3} river Strong, demand vinter estern firm 1. Re- W7e for for May Qul ru, 4 t Market. Wheat yrning Tniproved threshin north of this st appre ngs ot times cmind No. 1 1 hard Yo with wheat, 1hard, 130 today stronz der re- th cept | 1oa thelr pro outside interest though o of 2 wost an the Was nd cove it and y which | ent howeve the in the ist. nt fol- stund sent in ired nearly | per cunt sressure taflect 1 to all s, but 1nd steady ) ns for ek ex- vt i & Omuba... 5 hicago 4,003 acific, cific. Paul, ounces by the sl ] Junced of the prient 1 issue mount o8 hius isville 10 the slook and other sin | lur eriugs ure morens less vaguely rutaored, 2,045, 8l toduy IXNTEEN balances. #0300, For woek in | U earings, $1 $11,7.0,015. + New York Money Market Wew Yok, Oct. 10-MONEY 0N CALL—Easy, with no loans, offered at i per cent PItiMe MERCANTILE PAPER--3%(070s per cont STERL'NG EXCHANGE Quiet And steady nt 8.5 for sixty-day bills and $.5) for de- the correspending S04, 01 balances, following were the closing prices on pr T MK & T Gen. 164 Mutual U 100 N0 G Int i North, Pac 64 NoFth 10s'e Northw 10 North. Dot ¢ SL L&Y M St L. & S F. Gen Paul Cons P C & P PG VR G st Tex Tets 8 Den. & R G wW Tr | Erie Znds MK &T Gon Boston Stock Market. Mass,, Oct. 10.—The follow prices on stocks on th K niirket todiy Rostoy, the sto i Frank + K Atolison & T | Boston & A London Stock M Losnox, Oct. 10,—The London stock quotations ¢ winz wero the zatd p.w 1O tirsts Canndian Pacl Erie. BAR SILVER 41 1210 MONEY ~Three-fourths Rate of discount in t nd three months’ New York Sprewe Export. NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—1he exports fron New York a Whieh & and The i por dur ounted ' to nd #1882 nted 1o 017 the ngland Bullion, LoNDON, Oct. 10.—Awount of bul the Bank of England on bulances Paris Rentes. Pais, Oct. 10.—Three per cent 5.¢ for the account. Denver Mining Stocks. DENTER, vet. 1 mining stocks today ing quotations were rentes 05f olo. Good businesss res. Cl a8 follows Allozian it Amity Runn Banakoy 5 Wi Bates Hunter B Brownlow Cailic Cash i Wt Sniuggior ey Big Six Counts 5 Clandia | tyshurg o Contury.....o0 Gold Rock, Diamond B Leavenworth ... beaver Gas & OIf Little Rule ... Emmons May Mazeppn i {Gold I Matehoss, Tronelnd. or s Tohn Jay ay ROCK 3 Tustice Pursler Morning G Ite Park Con San Francisco Mining Quotations SAN Prascisto, Cal, Oct. 10.—T1 closing quotations for mining stocks today were as foliows: Alta i Bulwer

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