6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JtfA.riJRD.VY , OCTOBER 28 , 1803.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Market of tli3 Month Was that of
YcsUiday : Afternoon.
RESULT OF RUMORS FROM WASHINGTON
Wltent at tlio Oprnlnc About the Maine n *
TliurMlny' * Clmlng Firmer Cabl *
Influenced the Courie of Oo-
mcttlo apvrulntlon.
CHICAGO , Oct. 27. Thoblggcjl mnrUot of
tlio month wa cen during Uio lat hour of
the bcssion toil n y. Tlicro nro surmises that
It was duo to guesses that voting would
begin this aftcinooii In the scnnto. HumotB
were also current that northwestern re
ceipts hfivo begun to fall off. Wheat closed
strong at an advance for the day of ! { < .
Corn had to thank tha strength In wheat fern
n J c advance. Oats and provisions ap
peared to loan up against wheat for support ,
but both closed a little higher than on the
day bcffci'o.
Wheat at the opening was about the same
ns yesterday's closing , followed by cnothor
easier feeling and prices declined about K °
then became strong and prices vroro art-
ranccd ljc , cased oft a trlllo , held steady
and the close was within "fo of tno top. 'L'hc
raarkot was partly Influenced by the firmer
cables. There Is a largo shoitago in the
market nnd the firmness Induced rather frco
coverings. Now York parties were reported
as largo buyers. Tlio receipts In tlio north
west hold up pretty well and nemo advices
state that the movement is likely to
continue two or three weeks nioro at about
present ilgurcs. It was reported that gold
imports would start in again and (500,000
was reported to bo shipped from Liverpool
to Now York tomorrow.
Trading In corn was light. The market
was Influenced chlolly by" the firmness in
wheat. Option is very much divined as to
the amount of old corn back in the country ,
but loans to the side of small reserves.
Fluctuations were confined to H ° range.
The close was 's'u from the top figure.
Oats wcro very dull. The range was ? e ,
and the close near the top , with a net gain
Of ? fo.
1'rovislona started weak at some decline
from yesterday's closing price on aeeount of
the hot , ' receipts having overrun the estinmto
by 4.000 head. They recovered on the re
ceipt of n few scattering buying orders , and
In symimthyvlth Uio firmness in the
grain market. The last bulge In wheat was
taken advantage of to unload some early
purchases , nun the closing prices wcro not
qulto the highest o [ the day. . Compared
with 3 esterday , pork is 20c , January lard
22Kc , and January ribs 50c higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
9."i cars : corn , 80 cars ; oats , 185 cars ;
hogs , 14,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
CaMi quotations wore as follows :
Fixnw Qulot and unchnnpod.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , U4c ; No. 3
no sules : No. 2 red , U4c.
COIIN No. 2 , 38ic. }
OATS-NO. 2 , 28c ; No. 2 white , 30c ; { ; No. 3
while , 2829 c.
JtYK-No. 2 , 47Uc.
IJAnr.nv No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f , o. b. , 88 ®
64f ; No. 4. f.'o. b. , 34 < Ts4Gc.
1/I.AXSKED-NO. / 1 , 11.01.
TIMOTHY SKKD 1'rlmo , * 3.20.
ffottK Mess , pcrliul. , 17.5017.75 ; lard , per
lOfJlln. , J10.loaiO.15 ; shortrllm sides ( loose ) ,
* 0.f09.25 | ; dry sal'od shouldera ( boxudl.
7.007.25 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . S'J.'J5a
B.5O.
B.5O.Wfiisicv Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
KUQAtK UllclinilKCd.
Tlio folluwlni ; were the receipts and ship
ments for today.
N iw Vork Mrtrl.oU.
NEW YonK , Oct. 27.-Fi.OUIl-UccoItls. 20,000
bbls.i export * . 19,400bbls. ; sales , 11,000 plies. ;
nmrkot liuiutlvo ; winter wheat , low JJI-IIUOB ,
tl.70O2.55 ; winter wlicut , fair lo fancy , S2.35
( 3.00 ; winter\Uioiit , patents. $ ! ) ,5033.80 ; Min
nesota clour , t2.35iaa.00 ; Allnnesotti stnilKht < ! ,
t3.1t > iC3.8U : Minnesota untonts , J3.H5yi.10 :
city mills , 3.B5ia3.00 ; city mills , patents , $4.25
U > 4,50.
COIIN SlEAi Stendyj yellow , $2.0032.75.
HYG Dull ; car lot * . r > t > ari2o.
IiA l.cr Dull ; No.2.Milwaukee. 4GG8c.
llAiii.KY MAI.T Dull ; western , 05517Uc.
WIIKAT Hi'colptH , 103,200 bu. ; exports , 01-
400 bu. ; stiles , 3,100,0110 bu. futures , 240.0(10 (
bu. spot , bpot mtirkut fu hlelior ; No. 2 roa ,
In store and ulovittnr , 70c ; iilfoat , 70570Ke ! ;
J. < > . 1) ) . . 70Vc ; No. 3 rod , 07je ! : iniRruili-d rod ,
68ia72c ; No. 1 northern , 73c. Optlens
opened sio.idy. closed sllglnly liiKhnr ; N > > . 2
red , Jiniiiiiry. 72 ? 'e ; Kobttniry , clowd at 74)/c ) ;
* 'n ph74y75J4c , closud nt 75 ic ; May ,
CoilN-r-Hocnlpts , 53.000 Oil. ; oxtiorts , l.ilJO
bu. ; sales. 275.000 bu. futures , 32.000 bu. spot.
Bpots dull ; ISo. 2 , In olovntor , 40yc : allo.it ,
47c ; ungraded mlxt-d , 4Gffi47c. Options opened
firmer , closed n shade loner ; October cloiod
t ,4JHJc ; November. 4Gvffl4G4'c , closing
at46hc : December. 47 Il-10ffl48c , closing at
OATS-UeceipU. 148,100 bu. ; exports , 1,500
1 > IM miles , 100.000 bu. futures. 46.000 bu.
simt. SiitHlnll. | ) Options nponi'ililiill. clo-ed
flrm ; Oclobor cloiud ut 34'ft34fc ' ; ; Novoni-
yWi4A'.1'f34 ? ul co | l'iK nt 84 .c ; Ducnmlier ,
B4J , 35 > c , closing at 35.c ! ; May , 3037c
closing ut 37ii ; No. 2 white , 3GiidJ304c ; No.
aiV.lllcil00 ? ! ® ? * ! No. a. 34cj No. 3
White , 3535Jc ! ; mlxoil \ > olorn. 34 (83Ci' ( .
HAY linrelyHtcudjri shipping , I0.6oao.75 ;
good t o choice. G.5t < a,0.00.
1'11'1' ' ' ' clluloo > 10Q23u : I'aclflc coast
llHJKS-Quloti wet snllod Now Orleans ,
lolcctod , 4n,7o ( ; IluunoM Ayies , 13lcj } Toxus
' '
Wooir-y'ulut ; doineatlo fleece , 20 < S28c ;
HOH , 10iU12c ! ; plrklcd bliouldcra , 74i7 ° c ;
Jjiird , tlriiu estorn Hteiini i > io vil at lol&0.
I'ork. Htcudyt ' eMru mt'os , lu.0.
lIUTTEli-I'lrni ; wemcrn ilulry , 17 tt22c ;
western creamery , 21 < 22Bo ; wcbtern factory ,
alilius ; 4ttOo ! { ; full
hoes bleudy ; western fresh , 2HJQ22UC.
Tii.uW Wiuikcr ; ollyifj per PICK. ' , fi 1-lOc.
CoiTONSKKUiiOii/ Easy ! crudu SCWoaOlic-
yellow , 40414 lc. ' '
PBTitOLKiiJi-lJIriner : 72 ! < c for United ;
Pennsylvania oil , snot stiles , nonui Novonibor
ppllon sales. 5.000bbls. ; closed ut 72'icbld ;
Lima oil , naleu , none ,
ItoniN l < 'u m ,
Tuiii'ENiiNK-Qulet : 31(33lc ( ) ,
MOI.AHSEH Qlllot.
KiniAit-Slunily ut a fair demand : Bales none ;
refined , steady. '
I'm UtON-yulet , 110.60) ) American , 12.0X3 (
I4.u0.
Coi'i-KU-Kusy ; lake , 9.401ild.
I.KAD-Ktiotn ; ; domustle , 13.4'JJi bid.
TiN-rJulh hirulu I20.do.
u. . . . . - „ . . , . , i-i. . , ,
| omcijiC | ( f3.6o.
Jbllnneapiilli Wheat Murket.
MINNKAVOMH. Oct. 27. At the opening this
mornliiK the trudorn generally note In a wait
ing mood and for llie llr t hour very llttlo
trMdlni ; wtu done , with prices buioly kleudy
ml later declined HO to Sc , llrined up again ,
rulvd Hctlvi- , with a btrong undertone.
lpU wvru ( | Ulto liirso autl the Interior .re
ported u free movement from farms and gran-
, A khnrp domnnd was found to oxl.t for
tf CK wliont and ilmrU In covering hid the
ninfUut up. J > wcoiuUor opeutul nt
c linen nt Olf | Mny opened at 00 < < e and clo.ocl
I C7SC. Whuut In Nture rlosud ; Hard , G2)ic ) :
No , t northern , COUc ; No. 2 1101 thorn. O'J'.ic ' ,
Traitk wlivat clokinl ; Hard , 03)ic ) : NCJ. 1.
fiurlharn , ( llict ) No. 3 northern , 69 > 4c. Tha
rkth innrkut trai ucllvo from thenturt with a
o < i(1 dfiinund from local uiUloru and olorBtoni.
MUO la Ute Hold aud coualdera-
hie quantities were tiikon for outside mlllors.
No. I northern. GOJtomi * , .meor twocnwnt
i No. 2 northern sold tit fiOtfttGO.V. He-
celpts , 520 cant shipments , 63 cnr * .
Tlio MoutMimrket It quiet. Hnycri nro bltl-
lltiK , but nt. prices that nro too low as a rule.
Sllll wllh wlial Is boltiK said , toRothcr with
orilentnt bund , xiimo nf the nnlU are putting
nut mure than their mnko. Kntcn nro quote ( i
it i3lic per 100 Ihs. to Liverpool and London.
HilpmrnlH , 32,923 bbls. } llrit pntenti , * 3.60
3.7O ; H'Ooiid patent , (3.25Q3.50I fancy nnd
txport Inkert , $1.G.VJ2,1 ? ( ) ! loir ( trades In bags ,
nclndliiK rnd do ? , ll.2oai.30. I'ollonlng nro
nlllors' n UlnK priced In cotton Btickit , 08 and 49
hi ! Hlco Hour , per bbl. . pii'o. I2.GO ! strindurd ,
2.20lnickwlicitlourll.CO ! : ; tiDliilnntiRrnhani
lour , 12.80. The added llaily outDUt of the
nllU crlndlnit today will prohnbly niturnunto
35,600 bbliiv The bran tnnrkct l stonily nt
19.26 nnd nhorln at 110.00 ® 10.25 , and about il
nore for middlings. Phlpments , 1,704 , tan * .
Ounilm I'roilnco Jlnrket.
llL'TTCll-ChoIco butter Is not very plenty ,
ml tlio market ! * weaker. Homo houses report
heir locelpts as lighter than n week ago.
Fancy creamery , 27028c : good crcnnibry ,
J6i32ic ( ; fair creamery , 23(324c ( : choice to
fancy country , 23ia.25c ; fnlr to coed country ,
18SV.2ei ! paukltig stock , fresh , 1617C.
Koos-Tho biilk of the Hales am at
lUc. While the receipts are not so very
large , they are fully up to Iho demand.
I'OUI.THY Thorpculuis of poultry tire quite
llbnrnl , but the demand U good nt the prices.
Old hriH , GJc ! ! . ( ihlckcng , 6 1070 ! geese and
ducks , B Od ; lurlieys , 80c.
VEAI , The nrrlvnlsdurliiR the pa t day or
two have boon light and the mnrkct firm at
quotations. Choice small and fat > enls , Gtf
( it75n ( ! ! thin or heavy , 35 5c.
OAMK Thu receipts of game nro fairly
large , litit thn market Is low and the demand
light , Thn people nro not buying KIIIIIO this
season. 1'oMiupt cold weather \\lll Htlmulalo
thn demand. I'rnlrlo chluknns , (2.0 ; mal
lard ( hick and rodliouds are slow at $2.1HMJ
2.25 ; leal ( lucks , 11.25 ; quallS1.26 ; ailtolopo
suddlo' , MffftlOc ; dour siidillos , 16 filGc.
HONKV llonoy Is commonclng to move ft
llttlo more freely , but thu demand Is still light
forlt ; choice white clover , 1G317C.
OvfiTF.ns Medium , IGo ; horseshoes , lOc ;
extra standard * , 21o ; e.xtruseloclu , 24c ; com
pany selects , 2Ue ; counts , 34c.
Nwis-Cheslmits tire lower and there li a
fair simply of choice custom slock on the mar
ket nhlch Is Miltlnc at ISWIGc per Ib. 1'ecans
ant quoted ut 12Uic. The market on black
walnuts Is sldff at 7&R3.tl.OO nn order , " ; small
lilckory nuts , ll.7f.W2.UO : laipo hickory nuts ,
fl.25Bil.35.
VEOKTAIlt.ES.
I1KAN8Kaitern hand-picked navy , " 12.103
2.15 ; wrileinnavy , II.BOjil.OOiCOiiiuiOn white
beans , * 1.GO < 31.75.
ONIONS There Is not much activity In the
onion market , owing : to the fact that the
local crop Is largo and the gardeners are sup-
lilyln thu ( leinnnd veiy lanzoly. Onions are
quoted at 603000 , und on orders at 75c ; Span
ish onions , per crate , tl.50.
WATEII OIIKSS Put up In bciry boxes , per
ca oof IGutt.$1.0031.75. ' ,
POTATOES The receipts are larger and the
market Is very weak. Nebraska , luwaand Min
nesota grown potatoes in small lots from store ,
TUcisamo In car lots , 65c ; Colorado , from
store , 7580c : Colorado lots , 75SJ77C.
UAIIIIAOK There U a good deal of cabbage
selling In thtu nmnol-liut , the demand Is sup
plied entirely by the gardeners. Orders for
c.ibbiiKo from the country are lilted ntliic per
Ib.
Ib.CKI.BRY
CKI.BRY Tlicro Is censldcrable poor stock
on the market and some very fancy. Good
stool ; , 25Qi35ti ; second grade , 20&2Sc ; fancy ,
GOc.
GOc.SWKKT PoTATOiifl The supply Is fair ; home
grown , per bbl. , $3.2503.GO ; Jersey stock , per
bbl.,84.00S4.25.
rnuiTS.
OnAi-KS The grape markets of the country
are very weak and eastern grape growers are
uoinmonclni ! to consign their fruit to thlslnur-
kot morn freely. So fur this market 1ms held
up much bolter than other markets , tiistorn
Concords , per basket , 22c : largo lots , 2021c.
Ai'i'i.K.s Tlie supply Is light on this market ;
choice eastern , per bbl. , $4.254.50 ; choice
western , S4.00itf4.25.
UltANiiKHitius Crimborrlos are arriving very
freely und an * In Rood demand ; O.ipo Cod , per
bbl. , 5.76ttn.)0 ( ) : bell and cherry , J5.00ffl5.25 :
boll and bnsle , ? 5.r > OSO.OO.
THOl'lOAIj FI1U1T3.
BANANAS Prices remain about steady ; per
bunch , largo , * 2.0Oi$2.25 ; per bunch , small to
medium. J1.75Q.2.00.
HEMONS Messains per box , I4.005.00 ;
Mlorl , ruses , 300 size , $5.50.
OiiANties Florida oranges have arrived and
are belling at $3.50.
HIDES , TAr.r.ow , MO.
IIinns No. 1 green hides , 2',5c ; No. 2 preen
hides , 2c ; No. 1 green salted hides , 3c : No. 2
green Baited hides , 2c ; Nn. 1 green salted
hides , 25 Ihs. lo 40 Ihs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2u ; No. 1 veal calf , 8
lln. to ir > Ihs. . Gc ; No. 2 veal culf , 8 Ibs. to 15
lbs.,3c'No. : I dry litnt hides. 4c ; No. 2 dry Hint
bides ; 3c : No' . 1 dry salted hides , 4c. 1'art
cured-hldos ! ic per Ib. less than fully cured ,
SHEEP I'KI.TS Orcon Halted , each , 35375c ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , each 103il5c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each tiilOo ; dry
hhourllngs ( short wooled early tiklns ) , No. 2 ,
each DC ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher woul polls , per Ib. , actual weight , 10 ®
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain
.wool bolts , per Ib. , actual weight. 1720o ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , OJjHOo ; dry flint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 7OOc ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight ,
St. I.iiuls jMnrkots.
ST. Louis. Oct. 27. FLOUH Very quiet ;
holders ( Inner ; prices unchanged.
WHEAT Opened unsettled , though lie higher ,
ctucd nlT ? > c , and then , on sharp demand ,
gained rapidly , cloiltig with a gain of lOl'Sc ,
t-ecnrt'd principally through reports of drouth
conditions In winter wheat sections and llriner
cables ; No. 2 rod , cash , closed at GOc ; Oclo
bor , G0ic bid : November , GlWc , nominal : Ie- )
i-oniber , OlJiaG3c ( , closing tit 0lu : asked ; May ,
G9a70fii' ? ; ! . closing at70c ! bid.
COIIN Wu's dull fmt ( Inn , saining He only ;
ISO. 2 mixed , rush , closed at 37i < B38c ; Octo
ber , 37-Sic nominal ; NoveuiBor , 34 c nominal ;
lecomler,414Ji : bid ; year , 34 ? c asked ; Janu
ary , 34'jc nominal : May. 38c bid.
OATS Nominal : No. 2 , caib. closed at 2Gc
hid ; October , 2G ic nominal ; November , 29 ? e
nniiilnal : May , Hl c bid.
HYE No , 2 , 42c bid , Mils side.
llAKMiY-Dull ; sales of Iowa at 60c and
Minnesota ut Olc.
JjHAN lllaherGlc ; , cast track.
HEBU Lower ; OSJJc.
Cixivmt SEEU Sleuily : * U.507.60.
TIMOTHY t3.003.20.
JlAY Keeling deprexsod , prices unchanged.
lltiTTKii Unchanged.
LKAD Higher itud voryflrniatJ3.35j spelter ,
better utJ3,32'/J.
COIIN MKAis-stoady at tl.UOai.80 ,
WlIISKY-Jl.14.
lAlIN'n ) ( fiQO'eC.
COTTON Tiist U3cQSl.no.
I'HOVISIONS Qnlot and unchanged. Pork ,
Ktundard muss , US. f/ird , ja.H7M. Dry
salt meals , loose slmull.-rsn$7. ; loncs and
ribs , t'J.3 ; shorts , $0.50 ; boxed , IBo moie ;
bacon , piukod sboulders , { 7.50 : longs und
ribs. S10.25O10.37 ! ' , : shorts , 810.75.
Kr.cr.iPTB-l''liinr,3OUO bbls. : whnnt , 55,000
bn. ; corn , C3.0CO bu. : outs , 40,000 btt.j rye ,
3,000 bu. ; harltv , 14.000 bu.
Hllll'MBNTS Klour. 10,000 bbls. ; wheat , 11,000
bu , ; coin , 22.000 bu. ; oats. 17.000 bu. .
Liverpool MurkotK ,
ItVKiti'00 ( , , Oct , 27. WiiiCAT-Stoady ; rto-
mund niodoniti * ; holdersofTur sparingly ; Cnll-
fiirniu , OsOmaSa Od ; red western , uprlng , 5s
CORN Steady ! domund bettor ; mixed west
ern , 3s 1 Hid.
I'ltOYiBuiNO I'ork , prime mesa , fine , 88n Od.
l.urd , 5UsGd ,
Thu cotton stntlsllca for the wuolc ureas
follow * : Hulus of the wcuk , 54,000 bales :
Amorlcnn , 47,000 bnlcai forwnrdod from fihlp-
alilo to spinners. 70,000 bulus ; nctual exports ,
3,000 bait's ; total Imports , 3(1,000 ( bales ; Amer
ican , 24,000 bilus ; lotul slock. 769,000 bales ;
Aniurlciin , 500.OOO bales ; total ullout , 215,000
bulns ; Amorlcun , 205,000 bales ; speculators
took 1,000 bales ; exporters took 2,000 bales ,
'KnnsiM City Murkd * .
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 27.-WiiKAT-Kc higher !
No. S htird , 6454He ; No , a icil , 55 5Cc.
CoitN UnchtiiiKud ; No. 2iulxcd,32U&32'c ' ( ;
No. U whlto , 34 341'c.
OATS hlow , unclmnecd ; No. 2 mixed , 2511 ®
2flo [ No.2whlte,27a'J7Jic.
llYK-Klnnur : 34843c.
V'l.AXHKKD Steady : BOSOOc.
llllAN-l'Init ! 602.B7C.
t9.OOaiO.OOi prnlrlo ,
KECKII-TS- Wheat , 6,000 bu. | corn , 1,000
bu. ; oats , 700 bu.
32,000 bu. ; corn , none ;
oats , 3,000 biu _
Milwaukee Murunt * .
MlMVAUKEK , Oct. 27. VlAUR-Plrm.
WiiEAT-Klriii ! No. 2 bprlnif , 60 ? c ; No. 1
northern. G7e ; lieeombor , '
CoilN Steady ; No. U , 38c.
OATS-Stcady : No. tl white , 30c ; No. 3
whlto , S'JMi 20tio.
liAiit.Kv--luil : No. S.fisyc ; sample ,
O. 1 , 4 DC.
.I'noviHiONB-HlRhor ; pork , t7 ; lard. 110 ,
UeCKiiTH-Klour , 2.400 bbls. ; wheat , 62,400
bu. ; barley , 148,000 bu.
' . 0,700 bbls. | wheat , 10,400
bu. ; barley , 0,000 bu
Uulutli Wlieut
Ttu.UTH. Oct. 27. ThB wheat market was
firm , active .nnd hlKlu-r : with largo trading In
whoutof-jill nidus today. Close ; No.l hard ,
cash und October , 63 cj December , G4e : May ,
70c ; f > io. 1 northuru , cunli and October ,
62Uu ; Dccumber. Ga t Muy , 69c ; No. 2
northern , cash. 69Jfu ; No , 3. G4 e ; rejected ,
47je. | On track ; $ o. I northern , to urrlvo ,
New York Dry UoutU SlnrUet.
NBW YOIIK , Oct. 27. The inarkpt l sradu-
ally plcklnt ; up und In better slmpo for dry
Koodi. rrlntlmj clothg are uttraotlng more
uttontlun and 2ic for 04 squares Is
easily hcciired. i'rlnta nnd printed fabrics uro
In fulr demand. Ginghams und woven faUrlog
uUo excite more uttuntlou , und If suitable for
the jprliiK trade , hell well. Woolen * and dres
teed * of the heavier weights and color receive
tuore itUutlou from parties buying for the
ftprlnff trade , Torolun dry no ids arndolnsa
llttlolinttor. The jubliliig trade more BC-
tivo. Speaking for the mftfkPt ( it lai-ito ,
price * have not vnrto.l < io much , but. the ten
dency , It anything. Is lownid a higher level ,
Col i nit Mnrknt.
NEW Onr.EANS. Oct 37. COirnx Mlddllmt ,
7Sc ! loit middling , 7Se ; ( rood ordinary , 7r ,
Uecelpts , 18,086 bales ; gross receipts. 18,864
ball's : exports to Orent lltltnln , 0,440 bales )
continent , 107 bales ; co.itwl n , 3,280 bales !
salci , 4.OOO bales ; stock. 200,8jr > bales. Ku
tures bnn-ly itaiuly : sains , OO.noti bnlcs ; Octo
ber , J7.U2 bid : Ncvcmbor , 17.033,7.05 ; ] > eri'in-
bcrI7.75 .7.77t Jiiutinry , 97.HOit7.Hl : Tobm-
nry , $7.87147.88 ; March. $7.9JSJ7.97 ; April ,
8.02iSH.04 ; May , t8.OnSiS.ll.
ST. J.oui , Oct. 27. t.'orToy Hotter de
mand ; ordinary , 09-lGc ; good ordinary ,
7 l-irc : low middling , 7 7-ftt. > ; iiilddlltiK ,
711-lOe : wood inldtlllng. 7 IG-lGci mlddi.ng
fair , 87-lGc.
ColTrc .Murker.
NEW YonK , Oct. 27. CorrEE-Opened 25
points loner for September and the icstof the
market was tincliiuised lo 10 pnlnts up ,
closed at a nut advance of from 6 to 16
points. Toial sales , 8,500 bap * . Includ
ing : October , 17.0 ( ! ; November , $17,00 : lo- )
crmbor , J10.70' < il0.7G ; January , flG.40.ftln.GOi
March , f 10.20 ; Mny , SIG.95. Hjiot eoIToe , < | illot
hut steady ; No. 7 , Uio , $17.H7-i ! asked.
Oil MnrkntV.
Oii ( CITY , Ool. 27. National triinsll cpr-
tincates opened 72 ; hl hust , 7.1 ; lowest ,
72i ! ; closed , 72Xi talc * , 1,000 bbls. ; clear
ances , 50,001) bbls. ; shipments , 97)781 ) bblj. ;
runs 80,820 bbls.
I'lTTsiHMid , Ocl. 27. .Nation.il transit
certificates opened at 72 ; closed at 72 , ' < !
highest , 72JJ ; lowest , 72 ; no Mile.- ) .
Wool Alnrket.
ST. Louis , Oct. 27. WOOL In better demand
for Missouri and Illinois combing ; others dull ,
1'rlceii entirely unchanged ,
STOCKS ANI > UONDH.
Volume of Iliislnpis on 'Olinuir * ) Yesterday
Much Snmltnr tliiin tlnnnl.
New YonK. Oct. 27. The volume of busi
ness on the Stock exchange today was much
less than for the vast throe days , but the
tone was much steadier and none the less
strong. A now lender was erected for
the dealings St. Paul nn unusually
heavy buying movement having been
Inaugurated therein , this stock , having
been comparatively neglected In the
recent upward movement. Some of the
purchases were for tha .London account and
worn based on increased earnings and Im
proved prospects of the company. New
Yorrf & Now England wns also prominent
In the transactions. The movement In the
shares wits accompanied by reports that an
entrance to Now York had been secured by
way of the Second Avenue Elevated rail
road nnd that there wns a prospect o fit
gaining n through line connection by means
of the Lehlgh Valley.
At the oponine a higher range of quota
tions was established , but thn market mot
with some selling orders at the outset which
caused a reaction , in which only part of the
improvement was lost.
The offerings wcro rendll.y absorbed and
new buyers were attracted thereby whoso
purchases changed the current * of specula
tion , and the market was soon again on the
upward truck , the improvement continuing
until nftcnioon , when realizing sales brought
about another reaction of brief duration , fol
lowed by a renewal of the advance. About
1 o'clock n heavy tone came over the deal
ings , from which they did not recover until
3:80 , at which tlmo prices had receded from
lf to 2 per cent. Toward the cloa- sharp
purchasing movement was devel
oped , which caused a recovery ,
und the final sales wcro at an
ndvaneo over yesterday's closing llirurcs
of from } ( to % % pur cent in the nctlvo list ,
and extending toll per cent in the specialties.
The shares which participated most largely
in the appreciation in values were : Hubber
common , 4 % per cent ; llubber preferred , 4 }
per cent ; -Louisville & Nashville , 2 % per
cent ; Lackawnnna , \ per cent ; .Chicago
Gas , Tobacco and St. Paul , " per'cent ; Mis
souri Pncilte und Minneapolis & St. Louis
preferred , 2 ? percent ; Nothorn Pacific pre
ferred , Lead preferred and Starch , 1J per
cent ; Western Union nnd Atehison , lj | per
cent ; Burlington , 1' per cent ; Ontario &
Western. IX per cent , and Illinois Central ,
Kansas & Texas preferred , Denver & Rio
Grande preferred and Cotton Oil preferred ,
1 per cent.
The Post says : However slowly , and
with whatever Incidental reactions the
stock mnrkot may respond to this week's
developments nt Washington , it can hardly
reflect eventually an epoch-making chungc.
For ten years nnd longer out1 silver coinage
Dolley has spread a pall over the nation's
whole finances. The market seemingly
broke nway from Its influence in 1SS5 , when
the disastrous trunk line war was settled ,
and in 1601 , when nature showered her boun
ties with unparalleled profusion on Amer
ican produce. But fet each of these out
bursts there was a speedy reckoning and at
each successive ebbing away of bull enthusi
asm the load of silver Incubus grew heavy.
The following are the closing quotations of
the loading stocks on the Now York cx-
change today :
from Austria nmliJiOO.OOO were sent lo Hol
land. The price VirirgiSld Is unchanged. Tlirt
bclU-f UcoMllrinrih'lint Uio oxpott of sold It )
Ainnrlra wl I n < Hiflnrw. Silver bi\s Riven
way t < iS3 > ( < l wlilfiwotik btivltut ( at November ,
and 33d for rui > c < jli > > or. The rlM > In Ameri
cans continued mull the close. Louisville wns
especlallv buoyiint nnd tlioro win n feeling
thnt tlio impiovod tone vt111 spread to till the
slocks In tlio market.
llnstnn .VjjniMR ( Juot itlnim.
HOSTOX , Oct 27rOill loans , 2'iU5 per cent :
time loans. 147 per Pent. ClosltiRO.iiotuir.on *
on slocks , bonds nnd mining shares !
Atch , T.kS. I' . . . _ aiTtTiftuti I'.ieltlo Ill ,
American SiiB.ir. . . West Kml . ltj : <
no nrefprrcil . ii2' Atcliison 38. . . . . . . . H.1 ! ) *
N.iy M.ito On * AtchlHon Is . 71
. . . . . . . . . . . . , GCII. RU'O. fin . 711
ItoMon.V myvSiU Atl.r.Ute . I'M '
HoMoiuV Maine , . , ISO Hoilou A Montana 25
O.ll.VQ XI1l < | U lte& llosloil . „
Kltelibnir HI C-ilnmct.VHecU. . 27fi
( ! pn ral Klrptrle. . O'.ihlrantunnlil n'f
Mexican Ci > ntr.i1. . . 74 V'r.uiklln lli <
N. Y. AN. i : nRVKe.irS'lrso 7 ! <
Old Colony ntiu o auol.i 28 ! <
Oir. Slio.-t Ltna , . . . 7 > 4'liil ! cy l ° n
Klibber 4(1 ( IMinariuih 131
San mcgo. . . . . . . . . . n
LONDON , Oct. 27.-4 p. m. Closet
IlAti Sll.vr.it 33 Ud puroz
.MO.NUY Ji l percent ,
Ittilo of discount In the open market for
both short null ihruo-munth.s bills , 2tt'2J ? !
per cent.
Nc\v Vnrjc .MIIIMII ; ( jiiiitatlons.
Nr.w Yninc , Oct. 27. The followlns me the
mlnliiR iiuotutlom :
Cholar. . . . . . . , , I'Ml'lymomh . . . . . 10
Crown I'olnt 'JO Slerr.t Neiada CD
.St. I.OIlU Mllllli : ; OmiCltlOllfl.
Sr. Loin * . Oct. 27. The following nro thu
quotations on mining slocks :
Hid. Illd. AHkcd.
Adams . $ .HI ) .xr > Hope f'2.MI I ) . , ' ) ! )
lilmrlalllc. . L'.oo 2.75 Ix. n M .0.1
OrnnllpM , . , 1.65 1.815 Am Nettle. . .lStt ! .3JW
Kllrabclli. . . .20 .25
Fliiiinelnl Notm. ,
KANCAS CITY , Oct. 27. Clearing * , fl.425-
lUi.TlMOtir. . Oct. 27-ClearltiKS , S1,77G,410 :
balances , 8171,105.
Ninv YonK , Oat. 27. Clearing ! , , $87,301,171 ;
balances , $5,472,367.
I'Aitis , Oct. 27. Three per cent lentos , 08f
30c for the iiecounl.
riiil.AliKl.i-iliA , Oct. 27-ClonrlnKs J8.544-
700 ; biil.'inces $1,123,183.
MKMIMIIS , Oct. 27 , Clearings , t341G07i bull
uncos , JU3.170. Now York oxchungo tl.50
premium.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 27.-ClourInRs , tl.788,100
Jtonoy , 6 7 par cent Now York exchange , 30
< 3GO per 1,000.
LO.NIION , Oct. 27. The timnunt of bullion
gone Into the Hank ot England an balance *
toduy wus.i'00,000.
1103TO.V , Oct. S7. Olparlligs , 113.184.841 ;
biilnncos , $1,804,005. Money , 25J2iJ percent.
ExchatiKO on Now York , 1214C.
NEW OIU.KANS , Oct. 27.-UlcurlnKs. J1.587-
705. New York exchange , bank , pur ; com-
merclul , $2.50 pur $1,000 discount.
Sr. Louis , Oot. 27.-ie.irltiKs. ( J2.017.354 ;
buliitices , J3G5.407 , Money , ijnlet ut 05 ,8 per
cent. Exchange on Now York , 25c piemlum.
OIIICAOO , Oct. 27. UluiirliiRs , 115,003,784.
Isow Vorkeiulian el 75c premium. Sterling
uxchiitige , IrrcKular ; uctuul , J4,824.84Sj.
Jloney , llrmly huld ut 7 percent ; on time cull
ut GGc. ,
U.UAI1.V MyC' ' STUUli.MAKILETS. .
.1 V
Cnttlo .Suppllc.i.Srurct ) anil Trnilo Steady
Hotf * ( Vu.ik autl l. < nvcr.
' ' "
! FHIIMT. Oct. 27.
Receipts of all'kihds wcro comparatively
light today. So' 'far this week , compared
with last , cattle supplies have fallen oft
nearly 3,000 heati , while there has been an
increase of some 4,030 hogs and 8,500 sheep.
The general cattle market today was
monotonously steady. Receipts were the
lightest of the wuok , and there was no improvement -
provemont in , tho.quallty of the ollerings.
Dressed beet men till' wanted supplies and
p.ild good firm prices for all the cattle they
coulct xso. Some lightish cornfcd steers
brought $4.20 and $4.45 , and fair to good
westerns sold at from $1'to $3.03. On ac
count of the generally common quality of
tne offerings trading was slow , but a very
fair clearance was effected.
About a third of the offerings today were
cows and mixed lots. The demand was
good from all sources and the movement
free at steady to a shade stronger prices.
Poor to very good cows and heifers sold at
from $1 to $3.50 with fair to good butchers'
cows largely at $2 to $2.25. There was a fair
demand for calves and prices ruled about
steady at from $2.2o to $1. Common to
choice bulls , oxen and stag.s were freely
taken at full yesterday's quotations from
tl.no to 82 75.
Business in stockers and feeders was
more satisfactory than it lias been for sev
eral days past. Light rccoints for a day or
two have enabled yard traders to clean up
their holdings nnd with a continued good
country demand prices advanced materially
on all grades. Fair to good stock sold largely
at from $ i.70 to $3.20. Good to choice feeuers
are quoted at from $3 to $3.50fair ; to good at
from W.CO to f3 , with common and Inferior at
from $2 to $2.50. Representative sales :
KIIESSKD Ill'.Uif. .
No. Av. i'r. No. Av. I'r.
3. . .1233 J3 80 21. .1134 > 4 45
CO. . .1110 4 20
cows.
1. . . . . .1520siruv
BTOC1CEU3 AND FEEDERS.
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 00
2 00
2 00
8 15
9 15
9 20
" , I'r.
"ICOW. , . , 700 tl 00 tiblrs. T. OGG J2 25
G bulls..111(3 ( 1 00 2 cows. . 640 1 00
aScnlvus. 248 275 44 calves , 205 2 75
68calves. 160 350 25 sirs..1208 a 65
WVOUINO.
1 fdr 1250 2 75 Ifdr. , . . . 830 2 76
1 fdr . , , .1110 2 75 8 fdrs. . , . 080 2 76
10 fdrs.1150 276 Icow , . . , 060 2 25
G cows..1230 2 25 43 COWS , , , 02G 2 25
25 MM..1118 300 1 bull..1260 2 00
18 bulls..1331 200 1 bull..1660 2 40
Icow , . . . 1100 240 2strstlgl450 2 30
18 fdrs. . . . 787 2 60 48 fdrs.i048 3 10
C2fdrs.1235 3 25 1G1 cowa 780 1 00
2'J fdrs.10O5 8 10 123 hfr * , , . G15 2 20
10 BtS.tUlSlO 200 01 fdrs..1104 8 16
20 COWS. , 867 2 35 14 COWS. , . 050 2 16
7 fdrs.,1241 2 05 8 cows. . . 035 2 60
4 fdrs , . , 8UO 2 00 20 fdrs.1280 2 06
14 fdrii , , . 072 2 00 2 fdrs. , . , 805 2 00
15 COWB..1091 1 UO 1 fdr 1280 3 10
U cows..1165 2 40 56 cowg. . . 865 2 OO
55 fdrs..1020 3 00 17 fdrs. , .1040 2 76
10 COWS . 864 1 GO 43 cows. , 80S 1 76
11 Jiolfer 680 2 00 1 cow . . . 800 2 25
41 cows. . U37 3 25 48 cowi. . . 007 2 45
1 fdr. . . . 940 2 50 1 fdr. . . .1280 3 60
1 fdr..1060 2 50 1 fdr 030 2 60
1 fdr. . . . 1060 3 50 B fdr . . .1318 a 60
40 Mm..1133 2 85 40 fdn . .1114 3 85
16 sirs . .1209 3 45 I rait. i 270 1 50
CO 1,0 IIA DO.
7 bulU. .1734 3 10 HCOWR. . . 030 3 85
53 fdrs. . 802 2 60 Gfdw. .051 2 70
20 fdrs. , . H70 3 06 1 fdr 1100 3 20
17fdr . . . 087 320 1 bull , . 1670 1 75
( H ) steers. . 939 3 35 27 steers. . 871 2 1ft
1 steer. . . 1160 2 60 1 Ml 840 2 f > 0
ntfltPOM..1103 ) ! 1 35 4blllK..1267 1 85
20 cows. . 833 2 25 2Hcow . . . 823 2 25
49 row * . , . OG8 2 30 Scnlvci. 325 2 76
140 fdrs. . 1077 3 10 73 COWS. UHB 2 40
OH COWS. . . ! )78 ) 2 40 3 COW.1000 2 25
llstuer.o..ltGO 25 1 COW. . . HGO 3 20
34 COWS. . . 881 2 20 4 COWS. . 817 2 00
3'Jstee . ,1114 3 25 01 fdrM. . . 1012 2 00
Icow. . ,1020 1 00 GCHWR..1075 1 00
GO cows. . . 1080 2 60 lHots.hfs.1218 3 8D
63 sis , hfS.1183 3 35 6butU..1400 3 15
7 cows. . . 804 2 15 3cow . . . 080 2 15
14 fdrs. . . . 895 2 80 neons. . OHO 2 00
3COWI. .1000 2 00 17ci > ws. . 8U7 2 00
2lcnws . . 922 1 G5 1 bull..1620 1 20
2sts , tigs 880 2 25
SOUTH DAKOTA.
14 cows..1010 260 88steors .1110 300
Icow. . . 10CO 175 1 bull. .1400 190
43fdM. . . 983 2 GO
Hoes Uecelpts wcro lltjht , but the quality
of the offerlnRs continues very Rood on nn
average. There were quite n few choice
heavy hogs on sale , but the light tuid mixed
stuff wns generally common. Conditions
were again rather against the Rollers , and
they had to submit to u further rcduulfon In
valuoi of 5c to lOa on all grades. Chicago
was lower tuid there was only u limited ship
ping dcmnnd. I'ackers were indifferent nnd
fresh moat men bearish. Under the circum
stances trading could hardly nave been
otherwise than slow. The good to choice
heavy and butcher weight hogs sold at from
? 0.0 : > to SO.17.Jtf , while the common light and
mixed packing grades sold largely nt 15 S5
nnd f ( ) . About everything finally sold , how
ever , the bulk of the fulr to good hogs of nil
weights going nt from SO lo fil.05 , against
J15.03 to ? G 15 on Thursday and ? U.10 to SO.tiO
last Friday. Representative sales ;
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
8 , , .157 (5 80 GO. . . .203 120 $0 05
3 , , .283 0 ! ) ( ) 40. . . .280 40 C 05
3. , 270 0 05 GO , . . .2C7 280 0 05
70 , .240 5 05 74. . . 245 120 0 05
73. , .229 120 5 05 30. . . .280 100 0 05
5. , 200 5 05 H3. . . .240 80 G 05
GJ. .180 200 5 J5 r.9. . . .281 240 0 05
64 , , .229 ICO 5 05 61. . . .200 G 05
48. , .200 200 0 00 68. . . .253 80 6 05
00. , .22G 120 C 00 05. . , .2H7 ICO C 05
G8. , 245 1110 6 00 00. . , .272 40 G 05
01. , .202 020 6 00 40. . , .200 40 G 05
70. , .210 80 G 00 03. . , .312 240 G 05
41. , .263 120 G 00 74. . , .252 1GO G 05
72. .211 120 0 00 GO. . , .205 100 0 07 ! i
GO. .285 1GO C 00 53 . , .332 1GO 0 07 < 4
67. . ,280 SCO G 00 2C8 C 10
8. .241 40 G 00 53. .250 G 10
70. .274 280 G 00 40. .285 320 ti 10
41. , .270 160 G 00 40.G. . .226 " 0 10
62. .277 120 G 00 G2. .304 "BO G 10
43. , .279 120 G 00' 50. .281 80 G 10
80. . .237 ICO 0 00 70. .283 40 G 10
54. , .300 40 G 00 65. .2GO 80 6 10
78. , .250 160 G 00 54. .282 80 6 10
76. , .239 80 G 02',4 GG. 305 120 G 10
61. .254 2HO G 65. .324 G 12JJ
78. , .250 IfiO 0 05 66. .275 80 G 15
75. , .305 280 0 05 62. .304 G 15
59. , .278 160 G 05 61. .312 6 15
07. , .269 G 05 44. .2U8 0 17(4 (
G9. .304 280- G 05
f )
fins AND nouan.
1..330 0 50
SIIBEI- None fresh were received. Tharo
was not a very vigorous inquiry from
any source nnd the feeling on all sides was
rather easier. Today's quotations are :
Fair to good natives , $ y,50@3.lO ; fair to good
westerns , $ -2.S. > @ 3.00 : common and stock
sheep , $1.50@2.23 ; good to choice 40 to 100-ib.
lambs. t3.00@3.T5. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
VU culls 83 $140
Urcotptii Hiid DlH'p" * " " ' ! ' ol Stock.
Olllcltilrccalptsnnd disposition of sto < : k as
shown by tlio books of the Union Stock Yards
company for tlio twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. in. , October 27. 181)3 ) :
HECUIPTS.
1)13 POSITION' ,
Chicago I.lvo Stock Market.
CniCAOO. Oct. 27. There were inoro cattle
In the yards today than usually huon thcro on
Friday , but the supply for tlio week falls tar
short of the average , belnc about 11,000 houd
less than for the sumo tltno last wuolc , 5,500
less than 111 1802 and 14,000 less than in 1800.
The demand developed u llttlo inoro activity
than on yesterday or the day before and
buyers worn found willing to taU'o tlio stuff at
Thursday's price , or at a reduction from Mon
day's quotations of from lOc to 30c. Tlio pro
portion of natives was not as large as forsomo
days past , otho offerings consisting of about
2,500 natives , 5,000 westerns and 2,500
Te.xans.
Thu situation in hogs was almost as had as
on the prucedlns two days. The fresh recolpts
were the sinUllost slnco Tticitlay , but the sup
ply actually on sale was as largo as for any
day iccently , ainountlnz to 35,000 hoad. The
demand did not call for that many and
holdeis were obliged to submit to an addi
tional di-cllno of from lOc to 15c , ln-avy
weights forced down to from $5.80 to $0.4(5 ( ,
and light gradus to from $5.00 to 10.30. The
Jutter had no friends , and for the llrsl. tlmo In
many weeks were ut a discount us compared
with heavy and medium weights. Duyors Utd
not want to pay moro than $ j,25 for anything
weighing undnr 200 Ibs. , and .some very decent
lots changed hands nrmind S6. The bulk of
tlio sales were at from $0.10 to J0.30 for heavy
nnd medium weights and at from JO to $ G.20
for light.
This week s receipts or sneop wore almost as
lareu as for the wuekhuforo , amounting toSO-
000 head. It Is needless , therefore , to say
tlioro has been no Improvement In prices.
Neither do we have to note any further de
cided doptoclatlon In values. Prices were al
ready about as low us they well could ha , for
much of the Bluff on snlo within the last fort-
Ight brought very llttlo inoro than ononiili to
ay freight , yardage and food billy. Not an
unusual number of good .sheen were affurcd ,
but the market was fairly deluged with com
mon ana poor stuff and tlio pens now contiln
several thousand head that cannot ho sold at
better than $2.75 per cwt. The bulk of supply
came from beyond the Missouri rlvnr and
chanced hands at prices ranging downward
from } ' ) , though during the week tlioro were
sales all the way from $1 to S3. Thu lamb
market ruled comparatively steady ut from
J2.50 to * 4.75 for poor toovtiu.
Itfcolpts : Cattle , 10,000 head ; calves ,
1,000 head ; hogs , 24,000 head ; imuop , 12,000
head.
The Evening Journal reports :
OATTI.U Receipts , 11.000 head , of which
3,000 uro Texans and 5,000 wesluins ; slow ,
weak and on the down turn ; ton Males , f5GOi
6.80 ; nonO hero good PiimiRli to make the
price : medium and good , g4. < JO5.35 ; others ,
frj.00ii4.76.
lloas HecolptB , 25,000 head ; rough , (5.75
5.80 ; mixed , Ji5.0030.26 ; heavy , 10.3030.40 ;
light , fG.2030.25.
' tiniKi > AND IMMUS Receipts , 11,000 head ;
market unchanged.
New York I.lvo Stork Market.
NBW YOKK , Oct. 27. HEKVKB Hecolnts.
2.317 ; dull , shade lower ; native stcem , 13'JDiii
4.00 i Texans and Colorado * . $3.4034:00. :
OAi.VEii Kecolpts , 84 huad ; veuls , t4 ; grass-
ors. tl.762,25.
HllKBlUecelpts. . 4.000 liodd ; sheep dull
shade stnmcor ; 2.5033.60. , . . , , , ,
lloos Kocelpts , 2UOO houd ; wcakf3C5 ; ® <
G.OO.
St. I.otiu I.lvo Mtook Alnrkot.
HT. LOUIS , Oct. 27. OATrr.E Receipts , 2,300
head ; uhlpmunts , 1,800 head ; market quiet ;
Valued Indorsement
ofScott's
Emulsion
is contain
ed in let
ters from
the medi
cal profession -
sion speaking of its gratify *
ing results in their practice.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypo-
phosphites can be adminis
tered when plain oil is out of
the question. It is almost
as palatable as milk easier
to digest than milk.
Pr. tt dbjBoott4BowDeH.Y. All drowUU.
nil receipt * Texivn * nnd Imllntut Indian MOPM ,
J2.40S3.25 ; cows and bolter * , tl.8iTO2.7fi ;
Cdlvei. M.003.7.25. .
lionsKocelpts , 2.000 beads shlpinonU ,
1,300 lio.nil ; tniukot draKRhiK , HUMOe lower ;
rholco linavy. J6.loao.40 ; mixed , 6.55 0.25 !
llalit , $3.80 0.80.
SlIKlit' Uornlplo , ROD head : shipments ,
400 head : miirkiii barely steady ; fair native
mutton * , t3.4033.4C. .
Kninnn Cfty I.lvo Stock Mnrltel.
KANSAS OITV , Oct. -fUTTi.n-KflooIpts ,
7,000 head ) shipments , 3,500 hcnd ; nailvo
cows steady , others 6ft > 10r lower ; Toxal und
riilmilnv Rteors , f2.25Q3.25 ; butohcr ntoO. ! < ,
S3.65ft4.15 ; Mockers nnd feeders , $2.23t3.75.
IIlS-Uncolit" ) ( | , 5,000 head ) shipment * ,
2.300 head : 6UI5o lower ; bulk , J5.9o4tO.00 ;
all griidcx , 5.26ao.l ( ) .
fiiEEi'-llccoipU , 300 head ; shipment' ! , 2,200
head ; market slow ,
Stuck In
Itocolptsof live Mock at the four principal
TNCslotnmarkeUl'rlday , October 27i
Oat lie. riou's. Shoop.
South Omaha. . . . . . . . . 2,737 3,215 .
UhlclIRO . 10.000 24,000 1,2110
Kansas City . 7.000 6,000 300
St. Louis. . . . . . 2,300 2,000 800
"
Tolal . ' . 22,037 35,115 2,300
/ . u. o. T. uximitjuts Ji.tx.
I'opo l.ca < Suiti4lii < Arcilililnliop Itttxrr In
Illi Oiin | ltlon to Secret Sonlotlni ,
MII.WAUKEH , Oct. t ! * . Information has
been received from llono ; to the effect that
the Independent Order of Good Tompl.u-s
lias been placed under tbo ban so far as
Catholics are concerned.
Chief Tomptar tVazlor of Wisconsin some
tlmo ago brought the nutter before Archbishop -
bishop Kutzcr , calling attention to the fact
that the London convention had refuse. ! to
allow Ctthollo members of the order to re
veal the secrets of their order to thulr con
fessors. The archbishop at that tltno said
he had decided to oppose Catholics In his
dloccsu joining thu order. Kucontly the
question was bro.ight before the supreme
body of the church from Norway und a de
cision has been given sustaining the position
taken by Archbishop Katzor.
The decision Is of great Importance to
Catholics und secret societies generally ,
The position of the llullimora plenary coun
cil In the matter of secret sociutlos Is
thereby upheld by the holy see , oven In the
face of concessions made by the representa
tive orders so that the condemnation does
not refer merely to the order , but to the
principle tlr.it secret societies are inimical to
the welfare of the people.
iittoicK Tin : jfiitw.
ISooltlcnvpnr of a St , t.ouls Hat Company
Took S100.000 mill Skipped.
ST. Loui3 , Out. 27. The Ualnwator-Drad-
ford Hat company made a general assign
ment last night. It was precipitated by the
discovery that the firm's bookkeeper , f ouls
J. Sllva , was u defaulter in the sum of over
$ 100.000. He is missing. The assets of the
company are placed tit $300,000. The liabili
ties probably exceed the assets.
Every effort has been made this morning
to locate the defaulting secretary. The po
lice are of the opinion that instead of being
In hiding near by , pending possible develop
ments , ho has gone as far and as rapidly
from the scene of his crime as possible. The
experts at worlr upon the books of the
ruined company have not completed their
their labors , but the defalcation , it is posi
tively known , will exceed J10J.OOO , practi
cally all of which has gone to the race track
and grain pit. The creditors of the company ,
with two exceptions , are eastern llrms.
One of the local creditors is the National
Bank of Commerce , fully secured for Its
$35,00i ) loan by collateral , the other , Major
C. C. Rainwater , the ho.id of the firm , who
had also loaned it iGO.OOO. Major Kn in water
expresses the conviction that the assets will
cover the liabilities. Other concerns in
which ho is interested , vU : Tno Madison
Car works , the Merchants Terminal bridge ,
the Bank of Commerce nnd several land en
terprises will not bo affected by the failure.
SLKBl'KIC TU11XEU OYXK.
Wreck In Illinois In Which Four People
Ware Slightly Injured.
ST. Louis , Oct. 27. The Louisville , Evans-
vlllo & St. Louis train leaving Louisville at
3:25 : p. m. was wrecked at 3:25 : a. ra. by the
truck under the engine tank breaking near
Bluforn Station , III. The sleeper tunica on
Its side , injuring Pullman Porter Scott , E.
C. Jenkins of West Point , Ky. ; Conductor
ennlg and T. A. Allen , chief engineer of the
line , but all wcro able to take the next train
westward after recelulng medical attention.
Traffic received no interruption.
Anotner Denver Itan'c
DENVEH , Oct. 27. 'Iho Commercial Na
tional bank of whicti C. L. Dow is president
I had a malignant breaking out on my leg
below the knee , and was cured sound andjwell
with two and a lialf bottles of I
Other blood medicines had failed [
to do me any good. WILL
I wns troubled from childhood with nn on ;
ernvatoil cnso of Tetter , und three bottles of
feaparai ° urod mo ' ? ? " yn
| BlfVlV > 9 WAIL.AC.1J MA Writ
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases malloil
tree. iwii-r8ruciwoCo.AUant , UlU
was today v.lncod in the hand of a receiver.
Mr. frank Adams , bonk examiner for this
district , being appointed to that position.
The receivership was appointed upon tha
application of Chicago men , who hold a'oou >
tvto-thlrdiof the stock ,
Tins ir.43.4 row . ji.uir.
Snppottil Victim of tha llntlln Creek
Turin lint til He Itulncim.
UATTI.B Cntr.K , Oct , U7. This morning tha
coroner made a post mortem examination qn
all the bodlo * of the Grand Trunk
victims left In the morgue. When bo came
to the body of the supposed baby itvai
discovered that It was only n ploco of burned
bologna sausage , a tongue sandwich , some
brains and two human feet. This lowers
the number of victims to twonty-sovon. Tha
thrco bodies which are still untdontlllnd will
bo burled together here.
tHE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
lly doctor fnj-8 It net * ccntlr on " " * tom rh ,
liver and kldnrrs. nmi Is n plnunnl lunlh t. Ilils
drink Is nmJo from litrM. nnd Is prepared for u
lUfMllynitrn. _ lilscnllnl
All rtniKCtatiutUr.nt.Vlc.midllit package. If you
rtimot gpt It , nil your aililress for free cample.
l.nne'n Knmllr Alrdlrlnri tnuTc * tlio bon-clx
rnch < IHT. In or.lor to IIP lirnltby tbl ls npceiuwry.
OllAfOIl 1 * . WOOl\V.\nil. t.r.nov. N.V ,
Indispensable in
Every Good Kitchen.
As every cooil housewife knows ,
the dlllorotico between nppotlz *
iiiff , delicious cooking nnd the
opposite kind is largely in doll-
Ctito aiuiros itiul pnlntublo yra-
vios. Now , theao require a
strongdollcatoly flavored stock ,
and the best stock Is
Company's
Extract of Bee
ItlDAPO
TIIK ( IIIKIT
HINDOO REMEDY
' TIIK ADO\R
I'UODUCKS - * i -
ItlWtll.TH IN 8O DAYS. Cun all .
Nervous nlMMircs. Falling Memory , \
aiul'iiulclsly ( nitimoly ivitnio l.o > t Vl'tulll j inolilor
Afiiintf. Kuflly cnirlcil In et pncltet. I'llrriklOOa
uacknire. Fix f r # i.K > ttttli nnrlltciiitunriilitre * til
cure or raonfy rrlumli'.l. I'on ' lift nny uiiprliu < lpl a
diiiirfflBt t.clt uu any kittit of imitation. Insist 01
liAVlni ; lSt > AI'O. If lie linn lint trot It. we will trn <
It by nmlllliionircflptiir in Ice. I'lMnphlot In ftnlt.
cnvvlopufii'C. Ailitirnsdrlfiitnl Medical Co. I'ropt ,
VhU-asa.III. , opourngml * .
BOLII liv Kiilin t Co..C'or. IMh nnd | ) o ( ! l s Rti. . nil
J.A. 'iillrr Oo. . Uurlltli. liuiiRlKii8t-.UMAllA |
by 1'nnl ( I. Krhnelilcr , Ml lirnnilivay 0 1'carl HU
COUNCIL III.UH S.aml l.ondlnl llruirglrtt.
Dueber = Hampden
17 = Jewel
Adjusted.
Watches.
It is marvelous lio\f
i these famous Watches
RUBY JEWELED I arc taking the place of
ADJUSTED 'all others wheic accurate
WATCHES AT
rate time is required.
Railroad men will have
nothing else.
Ducber Watch Works. Canton , Ohio.
SOUTI *
Onion stociYardj Company ,
South Ornaliai
Ocit Cattle Uo and Uoop unriatla th rrjll.
Y/ood / Brothers.
Live Stoolc CommlsJloa
? onth Oionlia Telopbans 1157. Cblc t *
JOHN I ) . IIAUMMAN , I
WAl.TKK ID.VDOI ) .
Market reports by mall and nlro cheerful
arnUhoJ upon application.
, /S\XWSXXNS\XNSXXXX'N'IWNSVWWWWW * "w-i
Dr. AUGUSTUS VOELCKER , the celebrated
chemist of London , in Ills analysis of a sample
of our North Carolina Bright Leaf Tobacco ,
says : that he finds but LITTLE NICOTINE or
albuminous compounds , and that it is one of
the FINEST FLAVORED MILD TOBACCOS
he ever smoked.
lYON&CO'S This package is made from the " Pick Leaf"
of our North Carolina Crop , Golden Belt District.
Only the PUREST , ripest and sweetest leaf ,
with the purest and best artificial flavorings
' FROM e and sweetenings arc used.
SOIDEKBELTDIST A pleasant , cool and healthful smoke guar
anteed. MANUFACTURED BY
NORTH CAROLINA CROPj Z. I. LYON 4 , CO. , DURHAM , N. C ,
RMAHAI
/ & I
HldOUiClulrJIS & J
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coe Shos Company.
Baloiroom and Omco-1107-IIOJ-llll lloarl it
FACtorr-1119-lUI'llIl llotrard St.
We ara the ovi.r Manufanuren of lioott enl
Htiooiln tba Uta ot .Nobraiki.
A itonstia1 laTltatloo Uoxtaolja to all to Inipoct
our uow factor/ ' .
HATS , ETO. | IRON WORKS.
W. A. L , Gibbon & Co Omaha Safe and \L \ u
Wholoialo WOlUCd.
Hall. ca | > B , btruvr eoodi. f f i.T ulti , jail wood ,
Klevoi , mllteni. I''lli Iron tiiitlum und Uro in-
ud Utrnof f treeti. cipui. ( Jui Audreon , lnh
and Jackion
JDOMMISSION. | LUMBER.
Branch & Co. John A. Wakeflelil ,
Imports ! . Aini'flcnn 1'ort-
I'roducB , frulU of all laiid cement , illlwau-
koe coinvot aud Qulacy
klnrti , ojrilori. white Iliuo.
LiqUORB. | B.TOVE REPAIRS
I'ricK&JIerberl ' , Omatid Stove Repair'
WO11K8 , btovH mpiilr *
Wliotenulo liquor doalon ail water uttaohmoot *
( or nnr klnilnf ( inra
1001 Karoain Bt.
PAPEB. I OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
C rrr a * " " ituok of
printing ) wrapplun and IleOnod and lutirlcntlaf
wrltlnic p p r , c iU
III , aiU ( ( MI,1 l