THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13 , 1891 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Government Report Causes Wheat to Fall
Off Slightly ,
INDICATED AN INCREASED YIELD ,
Observations ofHurnv ( \Veslrrn His-
trlolH , WfiluliIH Oalciilntetl
to Hclnrit Hopcling , ICoauln (
In hliorts Coveting.
Ciiirxno , ill , Oct. 12.Vhoat OIICMCI ! weak
nnil lower today , Thp prime c.iiiio was the
KIM eminent crop report of Saturday which
was promulgated nflur the i-lo'c of the board
H Indicated very laro ; total of fi'KJ.OOO.COO 1)
an the season's ylold , which would give a sur
plus of about SW.UOO.Cuobu fin o\port. accordIng -
Ing to the local experts , and u hnavy ilccllno
wns looked for. Mverpnol reported a dccllno
of ! Jd In spot ami Id In futures , but London
wnsPd hlgheron California wheat to arrive
and Now VorU started lower.
Tliu first sales hero shouiil ailoi'llno of I'Jc
from Saturday's close , but almost Inunodl-
ntuly IJC.MII to develop strength , nn < l event-
nally nilvitiicuil Ic , but lost pirt of Ibo Im-
jiriMcini'iit. The ear y advances were the
result of Rood buying orders from Now Vork
nnd sumo bullish reports One of these was
tin ) published statement lhat ( icrmaiiy and
the 1'ultid States had Hlgni-d a convention by
the terms of which all American eerc.ils
would bo admitted Into ( luiiiiany , duty fieu.
In ruturn for HID free admission Into
the Culled Slates of deimati beut
niig.ir. freu of duty after .linuiuy I , nc\t.
IiiHpllo of dlspitehc.8--soinu loullimatory of
this report It was not generally believed
here , but It neveithuless caused MIIIIO covor-
liU by HID Hhorts nnil helped thu advanee.
The news which hud a moie deeldedlv bullish
on the mnrliut eailv trade was thn signal ter-
vl < i'report Indicating rain and snow on the
iiiilhie"hed whe.it Hhocl.s In thn northwest
with eonllnucd eluir. ilry weather In the
southwest , which It was ui ed would further
ilelay winter heidlng. I.o.ranschnart/-lii ) | > oi' .
Mlliiiim'-llniliinin and lilirord bought frteiy ,
whllu Ki iinott-llopUns. wuio the le.idlng
Kollnrs. McDoiuul bought , i good llnu early
but sold on sul'seiiient ' | adxam.es.
Dtrcinnoi opened at ftom 'M'lC ' ' to "s'Jp ' ,
ntrultistu'i'te ' saturd.iy at the close , sold up to
tWie , otr tolM'ii' ' , up tol'l'ie ' , reeided lo IH'iC ' ,
milled ncai the close totta c ami closed steady
UtOXJ4l' .
Corn was nervously stronger The market
opened at from > ic to "if " lower on the govern-
men' report placing the condition at . ' "i per
tent aKalnsUll.t pel cent la t mouth and Indl-
catlnp a crop < > f ! MUOUou ) 0 0 bn , but soon sold
up at from Ic lo.'ic ' on liberal purchases bv
the local 'hipping contliiKent mid shorts who
camu In on the advaiico , Itc.ill/liiK carrlnd
the market b'ick fiom 'to to Ic , after which It
ruled linn. October opened at .VJ'jC ' , ns.ilnst
Klc at the close on .Saturday , sold up Irri'KU-
luily to 5Ac , icacted to r > lc , mound which
IlKiiro It held foi a Ions time , then neai the
close advanced to " > P.iC and closed at51'ic. '
UnlH were ( inlet > vnd stonily and closed from
Ue lo " e hUhur. 1'ork vvas active but lower
c.uly , thoiiKli iccovurlnK most of the decline
later In the day. The ll < iuld.itlon was a aln
very Keneral and the demand was slneU and
bids much icduccd. TheK \ \ slock of pork ,
which will become Irregular on January , was
the dcprc-slim' factor , and the weakness in
this dniKKid down tins long futures. The
close shows a loss of from 7'io ' to He. Lard
7ii' ( to rj'Jc ' lo.ver , and ribs 7'ac to lie.
The loud Inn fuluios ranceu as follows :
AII1K 1 ts Illllll lOW. CIOSC
Will AT No. 2
< ) i toher . . d'1 " ' ! '
December ' ,
Mil ) 1 UP |
COIINNo 3
Oi lober . fi'l
November . ' Min
Jluy . . . . 'hi
OAIS .so ' . ' . .
tic totier . .
November KM ,
MICH I'IIHK
lc ) ( ember 8 IK ) n in
Jniiiinry
I.AIIII-
fsovember ( ! ( i 1-4
December
Jniiunr ) U til ) jj
8110111 Hills
October . 0 75 era
Not ember
Jnminry ( ! 10 b Vt )
Cash quotations were as follows :
I I.OUH 1 11 m and unchanged.
2 bprlnc A ho it , 0i\'c ( : No. 3
wheat. ftlffiOlc : No. 2 red , U > Vc ,
OoilN No. 2 , M'iQtec.
OATS-NO. 2. 27'scj No. 2 white , COS-'lOc ;
No. II while , 27 4"Je.
JllK No.2. fcc.
IlAitiM No 2 , OOOOlc ; No. a. asaoio , f. o
1) . : iNo. 4. lSOc ( , f. o b.
KI.AXSFKD Na l , ! KIC.
TIMOTHY Shii : ) l'rlinpl 1 %
I'OUK SUss porlt , perbhi , JSS"(5.000 ' ( : lard.
ncr owt , $ ( ! .4"i : short tlbs aides ( Imi'-e ) . W.hO
St7.(0 ( : dry H tiled shouldeis ( boxed ; , id ! : sijlj 40 :
ihorteloai Bldoslhoxedi. Jii.ryrto. : n.
WiUHkUY-DIsUlluiV llnlshed goods , porgal ,
C1.IH.
HwiAiis-Cul loaf , unchanged.
Itecelpls iiul shipments tod.iy wore as fol
lows :
On the rioduco exchange today , tl-o butter
market was hlgheis fancy eie.imiiy , : > ©
too : line western , aif&Te ; ordinary , ls ® > , ' 0 ;
ojectoi dairies , L1)- ) ) ; ordinal v , I'tsJle.
New Voi'lc Markets.
Ni.vv VOIIK. Oot. l-ri.nim-llocolpts , 21ri23
packages exports , ( , . ' 0 bbls ; , IJ s icUs. Mu-
ket Irrugulai.i'losliu' e.isy. fa'r ' and actlveh
sales , 'JT..Vi i bbls. "
\\nim ItoeclptH , 41it'i ) ' | bu : oxpoits , 270-
21.1 bu : miles. Miul)0 ( ) bn of fiituros : INi.OJO
bu of spot , hpot niarUol lovvi r. unsettled and
fairly aetlvo : No. 2. rtd. JI.OJ In htoio and olo-
vatoi : I.CO'l.t,7U nlloat ; * l Ol'IffilU7' ! f.
o. b : No. .Hud. fl.UJii ; ungiaded red. tWe ®
JI.lHiji No. I noithorn to aiilvc , $107 ; No. 1
to l'-ll'xo ' * ' ( K'tOptions
imnto - , > ' - declined
jJiJU'\o on Iho govoinnicnt icport , which
Indented a oiop of about .VJu.OlW.iW ) bu
besides thoio vvero wo.iKor cables , while the
largest opoi.itots hcio were ollors Hotter
mouther wns reported fiom the northwest. A
report of a laiiju Incioaso In the v islblo slippy
caufjed a roacllon of fiom < ve toc , and closed
ivoal. at from l 4o to So under t > iturdav. No 2
red , October , if I ill11 ® l.O"4. oiosiui ; at JI.DVf-
November , $ I.Ui ( < 4iCI.i7 ( ( , closing at ll.uiiV. ) 1)4-
cfmbor. tl.U7 n-hr4I.O' ( ) , closing at tl.Us'4 : Jim-
uary.I.UU4ai.lO' ( . . closing at tl W ) 4i rohni-
arv. closing attl.loUj Maicli. closing aif.lb | > ;
Apill. I'losliiK at JI.Uj May , Sl.U'.Ol.H , clos-
Itvicak : ; western , Ol'jncc.
. . - , [ \ ; ! ! ' , , . ' ? ) "ml nll0lt ! October
.W.IV ! . .5'.1I'W1 | | mi. ' "i. M.-U.eObu ; oatn ,
roiiN-ltccolpts. 141,175 bu ; exports. 7C.C44
tin ; balei , KS.UWI bu of futures , Ol.iOO bu of
viiot. bixit iimrkPl hlfihoi and le-h aetlvo ;
No. . ' , u.Qb.'i.o In elevator : uic alloit ; un
graded mixed , OK26.I , . ; M , . u tthUt. „ , . u , , .
tlons advanced 'iiB > 4ei on near months vvoafci
OeUibci. b2awe. elosln , ' L2'ei ' November. B
aii'c closlii lll
. . .
. cluslns , UlSo. bpolNo B white.
1.V.lrtinl"li.u'l..wl-tlri1' ' ! ) * -i-lJOi white
i , .i10ei No. 2 ChlcaRo , ai'.c.
llors yulot , llrm.
Uottnc-Uutloim firm at 12 to 15 points
ad\anco.iiml closed Hteady nt S5 to .o
lllo , more active steady : No 7. JI2.7Mtia.Ou
MiiHH-ltaw. active , llrm : fair reilnlngSo
bid : centrifugals , tc test , J'.e bid : rellncd.
falrlv iiotlve. llrm.
Mlii-AhsEs NOVT Orleans , ( inlet , flrm.
Hu'K llrm , < iulet.
I'Miiouuvi-Oiilot , easy ii-rudo In bbls , j'ar-
Ver's. niWi cniiloln hivlU. UIU : UultvU clincd
utdl't for November.
COTTON fciKu Oiir-Dnll.
TAI.I.OVV qulot , Htcady.
KOHIN Quiet ! klcady.
ruiii'ENTi > K Dull ata'iSWiO.
Kildh fancy llrm ; western , 2145 52c ! ro-
colptB , .M'.kl paekiiges.
I'OIIK Dull and oiU ; old mos , tlO.Wi now
ri.ess. ( lt.5J < icll.7& ; extra prime , tlu.SO&II.U ) .
HIT MB\TM Qulot.
MIIIIII.KSWeak. .
IMIIII Lower : dull ; western stoiiin , M.WU :
option salcH.V ) tierces ; Xov ember , H - :
Docemter. W.KS , eloalng M.08j January , W.77 ©
B.IC' , ; loslnH U7 | 1 obruary , $7,01.
Ili'TTbii htrongcn goo < t demand ; west
ern dairy , Htt-lej wosiern creamery , Ibi2i.1io. (
I'llr.ksu Quiet ; llrm for fancy ; western , li ©
6)o ) ; p.irt-sKlniH. tO-ilje ,
I'M IIUIN I'lrm : Amerlean. JlV73'itlS.W.
I'oi'i'Eii Nominal : lake , October , J13.M ;
Jali > . November. I'.U
l.EAO Weaker : domostle I US' ' } .
Tilt Quiet ) llfii'i ' atralghla , f.UlO.
'MlniioiipollHVheat Alurket.
MlN.sfAi'OMS , .Minn. , Oct. 12. Thcro was a
bullish tone to the wheat market today. The
Increuso In stocliu reported wan not as heavy
l hu Loou thu rule for u fuw wucks , thcro
wn * mln In Minnesota and North Dakota
which promlAfd funher Injury to wheat no
that the flllnatlim as a whole wa * otrotiRor
thnn Inst week. HIIJ era were r.ithnr tlinlil nt
the opening , howovor. even In the face of
favciinblo condition- ' , they vrlshod tosco what
VTOiild devplop during thn mornlnt nml so
madP bids cmnetviithi'ly. The opening wns
We. This win 1'ic under Saturday's closlnir ,
but nsfioon in the cort' | ' of hcnvy buj'I K In
New Vork an fornlen orders wns recclycil
thcro wni nrnniiit yli'Idlnn and the niarkct
wnsNoon bid up tol'l'ic wllhoiilnny nttomlnnt
otclioincnt howovor. Close ! No I hard on
track , 0.3'io ' : No I northern , October , If.c :
December , IW > * c : May , * l.oo"t ; on track , OJc ;
No. 2 northern on tuiek , 0 © Jle.
ICaiiHiiH City Mni-Uots.
IVA.N A" OITV. Mo. Oct. 12. I'totrnPlrni !
pitenl" , tJ.nXbi.Hi ; extra funcy. IJiSOOi'-Vi' . :
fanev. tJ.OJ3ai.-i | choice , tT.W32.00 | XXX
II O l . -i.
\VIIKAT Ptoady to ( Irmi No 2 hard. cash , and
Ortobrr , ( > 4o bid : No 2 red. ea h , Wio ) nsked.
t'nit.N I'lrnii Nu ' . ' , cash , 50c asked ; October ,
4C'p ' bid.
OAT-t-lll her ; No 2 cash , 23o bhl | Octo
ber , 2fic.
HAY firm ; timothy. 1800 : fancy pralrlc ,
KOIH ! to cho co , J5.uixai.50 ; low uradcs ,
I'LAXSIIKII Steady at 'o
IliriTi it 1 Irm ; ercamet , 2ia27c ; dairy.
lMt22 < ' ; toio packed , I''ffiUc , packing , 12c.
I.dds I'lrm nt lie.
IlLiKiiTt Wlicut , 43,000 ; corn. < ,100 ; oals ,
700.
"iiipvinxTS Wheat , 7CoaJ : corn , none : oats ,
none.
_
Dnliiili Wheat aint-kot.
Hur.tr ni. Minn. Oct. 12. The Krain stocks
In Store docriMsed 10 1.2 1' ) bu. dtirlnit the wee ! , .
Wheat In store \.4'i''ni \ bu ItceolpK whont ,
for fortyclirht hours , h > 5 cars. October nnd
Noven. her opened .it U31l'c and closed ntoi'io
bid ; December opened at into and clo'eil at
" 33c ( ; May opened at i04 \ anilutixcil at Jl.oi'i !
Deeeinlior. hard , closed ot'wjc : Oetober.l)7'c ) ;
Slay , Jl.OC'i : easli , hard. OTUe : Mo. 1 noithein ,
IKi'ic ' : l ) . 2 northern , lU'in ' 1 he ( 'enei.il ( dl-
InKof whoiil at tliBopenliiK was all taken by
Vork , as Ihelr market was flrm.
Mvoipool M.ifkct * .
r.tvriii'ooi. Oct. 12 -\\iii.T-T > iill : holders
olfer moderately ; California No. 1. m & ' , ( l < iMs
I'd ' pet cental ; red westein spilng , 8s lO'.dS'-s '
lid.
lid.roitN Qulot and lower ; mlsed western , 5s
.S'iH ' percental.
Hi-Kt r.xtia India mcs , Sis Id nor tierce.
I'oltK Prime mess western. f,2s , lul per bbl.
lUcoN l.oiu clear. 43 ! bs. .fistil pel cwt.
iMlin-I'rlmo western. Us fi I per cwt.
St. Louis Markets.
ST. Lout" . Ma. Oct. U. WIIKVT Steady ;
cash , iri'4c : December , ' .H'm' .
Con.s steady ; cash , fll'ji1 : May. IKMJC.
OATS- steady : i-asli. 2u'ic ; .May , WJic.
I'oiik-Dull at tin 73
I. Aim -Dull atfGl < 5 ,
- JI I1 *
Cincinnati Markets
-ir. O. Oct. 12. WtiiiAT-Ste.uly ;
No 2 leil. tl U )
( OIIN Lower , No 2 mixed , ! Ac.
OATS bte idy ; No 2 mixed , loy < Q,1lc.
Milwaukee
. . .P , WIs. Oct. l.-WilliAT-Steady ;
No 'Jspilng , cash. Olcf No. 1 northei n , ! )7' ) c.
COIIN Stiong : No. II , c.ish , 5Sc.
OATS rum ; No. 2 whlto , oO'iOJle. '
Toledo Grain Market.
Tor.Kno , O. . Oct. 12. WIIUAT Stuady ; cash ,
and October. Ml'io. '
COHN dull ; cash , Me.
OATS Quiet ; cash , 2"c.
Hr tlHh Grain Tr.ulo Itcview.
LOMIO.V. Oct. 12. The Mark Lane Hxiircss
In Its woeklv review of the Hiltlsli raln trade
Hiys : An Impiovcd demand for Hour has
been the featuio during the week. In London
the stocks of Hour ,110 80.000 quartern below
ihoho of July , and elsewhere there has boon a
decided diminution In the stocks. The
yield of line , diy 1 ngllsh wheat ex
ceeds the pxpcctat'ons and especially
In tlio southern counties In the southern and
western counties It Is much Inferior. The ro-
coveiy In prices at New Voik and I'ailsand
the reduction of American oxpoits have
strengthened foiolgn wheat. Mlllcra are In
clined to postpone purchases pending the ar
rival or .l.'ft.OjO quartcis which are expected
shortly. Oats , eorn and bailey h ivo each ad
vanced lid.
At tod.i } ' m.irKot there was abettor In
quiry for English wheat and the price ad
vanced Is , making the quotation .1,3 'id. Good
whlto Cnllfornla brought 41s and Inferior
southeastern European U7s. American red
winter advanced Is Koiel.'u llouis were Cd
higher. Hye was scarce and nil higher. Means
and peas were llrm. Corn on tno spot was
llrm and foi foiwardcd delivery the market
was weak. _ _ _ _ _ _
.IXIt JIOX1 > .
NEVT VOIIK , Oct. 12. Thestoek market today
was again only moderately active. While
weak In tone and whllo no audden downward
movement took p'aco during the day , the
steady pro-mi to to soil caused material losses
befoio the close of business. The pressure
bioiight tobcar was caused bv iinnthui bear
raid under the leadership ot Mr. Cammack
whoso brokoiK attacked the entire list , mak
ing a ccnoral and uniform movement over the
whole maikot. Theio was no suppoit accorded
ptlcca anywhote , anil only the natitrul
stienglhof tlio market ptevenled a sudden
break In sonui pait of tlio list , Thcro were
only two ie.il aetlvo stoolci today Atchlsoii
and fat I'aul but the former furu'slied ' about
ono-fouitli of the entlro business done.
The openlni : of tlio market WIIB In sympathy
with a lower London market and bolllni ; by
the forolgncis as well as the boars had the
ollcetof opening the market at declines fiom
balutday's llniires of from 'i to 1 per
lent. Suiiar , Now England , and Hocking
Valley showed the largest losses. Thcro was
no icllef from the steady presume , however ,
at unv time dur n the ( lay and the opening
Uuutcs In most cases wore thu uest of the day.
Chicago ( ins was the only exception to the
i ulo and It wasciy strong In
the daily dealings In the face of the
weakness In the rest of the list.
rising l'i percent and holding the advantage
to the close , though It was only fiactlonady
hlghei , owing to tno dccllno at the oncn
\\hcn well Into the afternoon the leading
shaios including Atchlsoii , Missoinl 1'acllle ,
ICock Island , t'lovoland. Ctuclnnatl , Chicago
Ht. Louis , \\heollng. Cordage , bit.'ur and some
.specialties weio all down over 1 pot cent from
thoopenliu lUutes , nnd the down ward move
ment made llttlo or no further progress for
the lesl of the day , covering Keeping prlees
within narrow limits whllo makliu no iccov-
ery. The market lln.illy cloicd dull nnd
steady at near Hie lowest pilces , The list to
night Is all lower and mateilal losses Include
bugar Pa per cent ; llullalo , Itochestor X 1'ltts-
Uui . lner c-ent ; L-iko t-horc. 1'4 ' nor cent ;
Atehtson , ( hev eland , C'lncliinatl , Chlato &
St. Louis and Noithwestcrn each l' per cent :
ItoeU Island , fct. Paul , Missouri I'aclllc. and
\\hcolliu , each 1'8 percent , and Wabitbh pre
ferred l percent.
Uovornmenl bonds dull and steady , . Slate
Lends have been dull and steady.
'I ho following ate the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the Now Vork stock ex-
iliaugo today :
The total sales of blocks today vvoro i.V ! < .bs7
' .0Ul'"l'.i ' ! " ' . ' \lc's ' ' ! ° . " - . . " . Ohio .wo
I'liianuiiil Ituvlovr.
New VOIIK. Oot. IJ. The 1'mt sayss To-
day's market gave the llrst indication that
has ueon vlslblo slueo the o.irly part of
August of the prosencifof nit aggressive bear
coiiibliiatlon , lu pichunco was natui.illy to
bo expected at thU time. The fundament il
prlnelplo of the two or three astute operators
who huvu orgauUud all of Wall street's recent
bear movement u , that a miirUet whlehwlll
not so up , must go down. To put the cato In
oilier words : It the biirfuco argiimeuts from
the llii.ineial bltiiathm are all In favor
of un upward movement In Moohg , and prices
tubbornly rofusoto advance , the roawinmuat
bo that the prkoa are tno hlih. There U
much forx-u In the arnurueut , though it
of course only to a profecsloual market. Tno
I'stnbllslimcntof u lower r.nuoof prices Is lit
such cases a double advanta.ro for the trade
stnt , ilpolnt. It gives a iiafor level from which
to hoirln spoculat vo purchase : ) for a turn nml
creates a short Intetost whoso own enforced
purchases on a rally , will rontrlbitto t ) tlio
ndvanco so long an thooutsldu buyer Is absenl
from Wall street and Is the souiuiost loglo of
speculation.
Now York Money Alnrkrt.
NKW YOIIK , Oet. II Mnvnr ovOAr-r
rangln ? from. 'I to 4'i ' per cent , last loan : ii ! ,
closed olfered at . 'PJ per cent
I'liivtB MKiiCANTir.t : rAi'Kii .y.itW'i per cent.
.STKIII.I.NII LxciiANOR-Oulet and slo idy at
JI.S ) for slxty-day bills and tl.SJ'i for do-
mand.
The following vtcro the closing prices on
bonds ;
Kliiiinulnlotis
, Mo. Oct. 12. Cloirln s , f..ICJ.-
0- .
R , Mil. , Oct. 12.- Clearings todny ,
) J ! halaiiees , fliW.Vit.
VoilK. Oct. 12. C ( urliiK * tod.iy , Jsl-
tti-.70 ; ! balances , il4.517.WJ.
I'llit.ADKM'iltA , 1'a. . Oct. 1' ' . Cloarlius $ IU-
lO'.ONl ; b.il.inces , fLfiTi , II. . Money. 4 per cent.
riMMNNATi. O , Oct. 12 Money i > per cent ;
Now Vork r.voliair'u D ir to "U cents pioinltini ,
Itauk clearings ifuMil.l.lW.
C'lliOAnn , III. . Oct 12. New York oxchanso ,
pir. Money. < ! per cent. Clearing : ) , $10 , > WI,2Jy.
sterling ; oxglmiiRo iinehunKcd.
ST \ . .iVMo. \ . Oct , l2.-CleirliiR9. JI.'UO.IIJ !
balance * . fi".Ml5. ) Money. 7f'lS per ecnt. K\-
ehatiffo on Now York Km discount.
M.vv UIIM\NH. : I.i. , Oct. 12 C'loarlngs today.
fl'lll.in ' : > < w \ or'c ' exelianuo. IniiiK. * I M per
? IOIU ; commercial , f-iuo per $ lJOO ( ilKcuunt.
HOSTOS. Mass. Oct. U'-Clearlnu-s. itf.WW ) !
baliiuces. Jl.s.'ij 4. > l. Kate foi monev. 4 < 3 t per
cent. Lxeli.ingu on New Yoilc , lOHljo tlla-
COIIIlt.
Iloston Stui'lv 31urkot.
HOSTON , Muss , Oct. 12. The followlnc wore
the eloslui ; prlcos on stocks on the Iloston
stock maiket ted iv :
Atrhl-on , V 1'opekn ll'f Ke'ir-aue
llniton A Albnii ) .to
Chi. llur , V yulncy ' ' - 1'e Copper . 41)
l'n tern It Itii 121laninrnck
.Mass Central l7Mi'AmilKtoii ' I.nml Co
Mex Cen com ' . ' 111 I Iloston l.n ml Co . .
N V \ N H ' " Sin Dlotfo Land Co
Old Colony . . . Wint I'ml Land Co
Wl Control com Hell'lelenhono 1st
Allone ? M Co ( lion ) _ l.nnnon s'tore ' S . is
Atlantic II Water 1'ower . .1
lloHton \ .Mont . . 41 C .VI . i.rK >
Cnluniet A llecla N. i : T K )
1 rnnkllii . . . 17 II. .V II
Unroll 23
Tjontlon Stock 'Market.
I.ovnov. Oct 1. . The follow Ins wcro the
London stock quotation' ) closing at 4 p. in. :
Consols money . . . NPf Krlo seconds 107Hi
Console account Ul .1 It , Illinois Central lU.'i
U S 4 120 .Mexican orillnary , m <
1) S 4M , . . lltl ' t I'aul common . . 7 ( > H
N Y I' A , O llrsts. yrn .New York Central . 114H
Cniindlun 1'ncltlc . .UK llcudliii ; 20 ? (
Erie 31(4 (
Sir.vi-n 4i l-2d per o/ .
MONIY-JI : pt't cent.
Hate of discount In the open market for
both short and thrco months' bills , 2' < S ; ) per
cent.
I'nrln Hentos.
PAitls. Oct. 12. Three per cent rentes 03f
7iio for the account.
Denver .Minin ; ; Stouks.
DKNVI u. C Io , Oct. V. Light buslncssa on
the Minim ; t'\chnnio today. Sales , I'.SOO
shales. The closing quotations are as fol
lows !
New York Dry GOO.IH marker.
Nnw YOIIK , Oct. 12. Trade opened qulot In
diy gooN. the llobiew holiday taking an
Impoi taut class of buyers from the iraikot.
A conspicuous foatuie was the don ami for
stiinlo cottons , but stocks supported the llrm
feeling In the maiket while a eonshloiablo
movement Is looked for this month on account
of toqulicmonls for shipment bv slow wuler
loutes.
Collee Market.
Kio Tu ) JANEIIIO. Oct. 12. COFFKK Regular
( Inn ; llrst. 7.350 rols per Ion kilos ; good second ,
7,100 icls. Kecolpts during the week , s'l.ooj '
bans ; purchases for the United States , ( Il.ooj ;
shlpnn-ntslo the United Slates , 40.0JO ; stoeUs ,
UI5.000 bags ,
'
SantoH Market.
SANTOS. Oct 12 CotrcK-dood average 7-
400 icls per ton kiloItocclpts during the
week , lll.UKI bn.'s ; purch.ise : ) for the United
htates 13,000 : shipments to the United blatos.
O.OOJ ; stock. 201,000 bags.
KoriMKii OH Market.
LONDON. Oct. 12. CAi.uuirt Li.ssmui-r.'a Cd
per quarter.
LiNsi'.uiiOir , 20s pox cwt.
Tuui'ENflNt..SfimTS-27HUl poicwt. .
Havana MnrkotH.
nllAV4NA , Oct. 1. . Sl'\NISIt OOI.U
"
K.xcil AMI i : Quiet ,
bud MI Unchanged.
P.lKlii llutter Market.
N. 111. , Get , U.-IliniKH-Aotlve ; Hales ,
57IH)0 pounds at. . Oc.
' 'lalk.
OniCAno , III. , Oot. 12 Kennett , Hopkins A.
Co , to h. A. MoWh'irter : There was a
panicky openiiTg In wheat , thoeimHcquencoof
n boailsh government icport. not becaiiHO the
Indlcatad yield , r.'W.Vjo.noo ' bushels , was lartfor
than the trade hid tUiircd It , but because
Chicago opotatois arobuailsh and assumed
that foref-iiiurs would give the report u boitr-
Isu construction , and Im Inlliinnced uccoid-
Ingly Cable advlees hardlv bore out this
vuiw , forallhough prices abroad arosomo-
wliat oiislor , these seemed to bo rather the
rdllocthm of our lower closli.gon .Saturday.
If foreign markolH present u llrm front tomoi-
row thu boars may abandon for the present
tlio'r ' ulTort to hrouk the nmikot , but uny
weakness iibioad would bo pietty sun ) to en
courage flesh bearish domonstratlons Imrc.
( 'Iviir'iiiouii wnro fair , conslderublo export lii-
iiulry , renewed rains In the northwest and
good charters here Oorn undo its were rather
dull early , hut the bu decrease In the visible
and light lecelpts of corn closed both cereals
btron , ; In spite of the government report In
dicating 11 yield of 2.iOi.uooooo hiuhols of turn
anil 75sUXO.U bilHliulb of outs. If 10-
alUed tliU will he the biggest euip
of oats ever Imrvcvted. us the fnielgn
oats ciop espealnlly la 1'rancu U liir o. The
tondenov of the report will naturally bo to
weaken values Ills pribablo this will ho
the cage with long corn futures , I'rov Ulons
weio again raided today on Ineioiscd ho
receipts and lower prices , Should they con
tinue to Increase lower price ! ) for the piuduct
may bo established , but thu idiorl Interest Is
large and should anything occur tonliirmlt ,
jirlces would ho likely to recovei sharply.
O > i'Ao | , III. , Oot. I'i-Swtitti , | ) up. o A Mc-
t'ormlck to r , O. gwiirt * .V t'o. : Although
whem lo'ilghtoloseit about a cent under Sat
urday It iiroved utroneer than wu * expected.
Tlio bearish Inlluonco of the government ic-
port wu In u measure oiTxot by wet weather
In thu northwest , dry weather lu the south-
vrest , nloadler calilus tlmn antlclpiitcd and
liberal buying foff Sow Vork account The
wheat receipts stiow an Increase which will
probably contllllro. The bulls wnro
sonuMTlnt oiifoiiriiRcd by u rumor
from Wellington , tint u now treaty
had been concluded with tlernmny In which
all iluth'son American grain vvcro nmindoncd
but It lacked olllclnl confirmation. It will
probably turn mil' that the treaty already
once referred to sbntn wee' 'igo in which this
country Is put upoii the sitne footing with
Austria has been signed That , however ,
nnplv reduced , does not rnmovo the grain
duty. The nenj-by deliveries of corn vvoro
strong on small receipts , on the big decrease
lu the local slock and the decrease of 2dh-U > 00
In the v slhle. The trade was not large
Provisions vvcro ngiln very woak. There was
mole oittshlH lliiuldatlon In near deliveries of
pork , mori ) short telling of next year's deliv
eries by the mnniiftiMuicrs and the hogs wcro
nvor the estimates The liquidation by weak
holdeu of the old product docs not appear to
he llnlshed.
( 'metoo. Ill .Oct. U. CounsoHiian > v Day to
Cockroll llros Wheatopened very weak this
morning under the lull lenceof liquidation of
long sluir caused by the guv eminent report
which Indicates the largest cron In our his
tory. On the break there was hoivy buying
for eastern and foreign account and the market -
kot had aqulol rally , and baa been well sup
ported till day , the elOMj being within a
fraction of the hl.'li prices of the
day. The report that Germany had
removed duties on wheat wns confirmed and
helped sustain quotations. It BCCIIIS to us the
Importance of tlio government report lias not
yet been seen or revised by thu traders nnd
that ( lei many's action In removing grain du
ties has been exaggerated by the bulls T.x-
ports were forty loads. Unless we get a
largo Increase soon In our exports
wheat will loo1 ; high at $1.00. Com
was w.thout feitiiro except a llttlo
Hurry In the October option caused
by the few Hborts remaining Twenty loids
were reported taUon for export. Provisions
continue ) weak under heavy sales by ex
hausted holders. Many slot ) orders Irivo
been reached and the llquldaton has been
soveie.oilonot vtt bellovo In buying but
would do so on any further break from these
prices.
Clltrvno. Ill , Oct. 12. 1' . 0. Logan and com
pany to Ilryali Commission compiny : The
wheat market opened with a largo geueril
li.ulc. The llrst price was about OJ'iC ' for De
cember. It sold oir lo Us'iC. On good local
and outside buying thu mice advanced to
UD'iC , At this thoto was a good deal of reall/-
Ing by the early buvers. The publication of
nn article ho ulo I Washington. D. C , In our
morning joiiiiniK stating American wlic.it
whipped to ( ieinrin polls wonidbe admitted
f ice of duty added streiuth to the ad vnneo
This report was contradicted bv a telegram to
the Assocl itod picvj and n genor.il selling was
the rcsu It , cairylni the jirleo fiom ! nc to
8 S'iC. The close Is lis © 's'.c. ' The
government estimates of thociop nt 15bushels
per acio Is about what has been expected , lu
fact our own information has been that It
would bo that does not alter the Infoi in.itlon
wo had Iwo months asio , mil Ihtn December
wheat was selling atabonttl.il ) . Tills was on
the 1 into foiolgn demand , \Vu have our
crop of wlnterseciiro andour spring crop un-
Kecmed , nnd Hie price goes oil Klc per bushel ,
what on no one knows ' 1 hoexnoi I demand con-
llnues goodalthough the Increase In the v Islblo
exceeds expectation. Tor the Immodlato future -
turo wo recommend buvlng on decline. Corn
without any special feature. The Octo
ber option Is strong. 1'resh gossip about ad
vancing prices because of light receipts. The
provision mat kot was active , eonshloiablo of
the December pork holdings were sold out.
The buvliig was by those who sold it last
vveok. We sec no change In the value of De
cember pork , and bollevo It will sell lower.
OMAll.l I.IVK H1UCK iHUKKTS ,
OMA1U , Dot. 1. , 1501.
The week opens with only moderate re-
colpls. Ollcrlngs of cattle were generally
veiy common , with boot steers scaice. The
maiket was slow and dull but quoted un
changed. The yaids were full of feeders , a
good many holdovers and a number of fresh
ones. There was very llttlo demand among
the local dealers , but there was a falrcountiy
denrind. I'rices wcro low. Kvcrj thing
seemed slow. Ho receipts vvero light and the
tiado for Iho most pint irregular , but every
thing sold befoio the close , The bulk went at
? UU.
UATtr.13 Olllclal recnlnti of cattle , Un0 !
as comnaied with 1.8.1J waturday and 'JSM
.Monday of last week. Market strong on
good , Ijntellerstuir and Uecf steers ; steady In
OtllCM.
llon-i OlTlclal rccoluts of hogs , 1.7JO
as compared with 2,01Saturday and 8iO
Monday of Hst week. Market 3S > 10c lower.
LlL'ht. Jl.o4 ) 50 ; heavy , Sl.4l 07 ; mixed ,
4. r@l.3U.
fcliKKi' Olllclal receipts of sheep , none ,
us comp ircd with none Satutuay and OJ Mon
day of last week. Market nominally steady.
ICcucipts antl Disposition of.Stock.
Olllclal receipts anil disposition of stock as
shown by the books .of the Union Stock Yards
company for tlio twenty-four hours , ending at
5o'clock , p. m , , October 12 , Ib'Jl ' :
IlKCKll'TS.
UISI'OSITIO.V.
ltn > er * Ifnttlo I IHheep.
Kepresentntivo Sales.
cows.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r No Av. fr.
i TOO $ i uo fill fl bo n. . 801 Jill I
rr > o 1) 4 7.'o j ro 24 0V ) 1 IK )
SV ) 1 21 1 ! ls ( ) 1 01) ) 4. . 862 200
1 25 15 ! I7 , ! 1 00 19. . H'X ' ) 200
I Uvi 1 1. nee i 0.1 JI. SfiO 2 10
0 701 1 Ti 1. loin i in 2 II
1. 1010 I 50 * . 014 1 la 18. . 031 230
4 . . 733 1 50 21 0.0 1 K5
STIiKIH.
in i2ii a 71 iwu ; i 75
MH.KKIIS ; AM ) HI'IIINGKIIS.
[ 1 12C(5 ( 1 35 1..11IO I 70 1 ,1020
2 .1050 1 00 1..I410 2 00
RTOCKKIH AM )
II. . 5S2 2 20 14 . CSJ 2 110 038 a ft , i
II . 071 2 21 I1) ) Fll ) 2 41) ) loll 2 5.3
III . SM 2 21 0 ! IJ I 2 40 1010 2 Ki
2. 8J5 2 25 4. 75 J 2 50 43 1122 2bO
W IISTTHN' OATTWi
J. W Hammond.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
17eowa 8J7 145 21 steers , * . llfl ( ) 2 2.3
ii'lcnws. : . . . til 201 20sleeiH , * . .11J5 .1 OJ
tailings.
Holt O Co. 023
30calves . . . SH 271 07 calves. , 1110 4 00
.Swan l.i'iid > V Uattlo company.
I cow. . IOW 1 i 1 COW . . . . IlfiO 1 55
4 cows 1)00 ) I 55 7 cows KM 1 55
1 cow . 1000 1 71 M cows . . . . OS' ) 2 20
1 cow. . IU.IO 2 .10 1 steer OCO 2 CO
Sartorl company.
1 Ring . . li 1 UO 1 steer1. . . . 137J 2 10
"Tailings.
H. II. Connors.
21stoeis * . llfl.1 200 fi steers * 1170 2 00
1 Nicer. . „ UK ) 2 M ) 10 .stems 2 50
1 Nteor. l.'l ) 2 M HlMtours 1120 2 M
1 steer 14)0 ) ll 75 I steer. . . 11(10 ( II 73
1 hteer. . 12.30 II 73 n Ntoers .1 75
2.1 steers * . . h.3J 01 feodots. . 2 40
rallltiKS.
Ai oiiiid thu Vai-ilH.
UOSH Roll lower.
Top hiw. H. 7Si.
Uood call D scarce.
Quality of hoxs , conunon.
1'alr rueclpts for Monday.
llnn' inail > utr > jtlUc loivnr.
llnllc ofojt \ \ miles at J4 I05H.W.
Chicago rtiloru | poor iiiallty | of hoj-i.
Hogs lOo lov\ur tit I'lilvago , olosail uetlvo.
TeeilL-M shipped Miturdnv a.'icius 1.0711 hcud.
II. T Hluharduof VVnhiuh niiikutud u oar
of eattlo
J lluekof irsijv , I. , in lU.'ltd acarof hon's
ii'hlurday. ,
K uisus loporm 10,000 oattlu ; innikPt dull
nnd wo.ik.
8. I ) . Aohorof narlliiB. la. , hiousht over a
car of | IO.K.
1' . J. I(3htu ot VI Ilion 11. , hiought over a
cur of tun'H.
It II M toho I of Lineal i wu Imru with a
car of eat no.
J , W. Hammond iinmelit in cloven cars of
catlio ; UIDVCS& . i'lllotBOU , thrco cars ; auU i- .
Tllot | on , flvocar- , from the 8. ! t 0. ranch ,
Heavy receipts at Chlu.iRo yesterday ,
Market loner.
A liir o n.irt of the cattle consigned direct
toHvvlftnnd Morris.
W II Palmer of Coon UaphU. la. , brouilit
ever a car of cattlv ,
W. Allen k Oo. of Wnililtigton , Kns. , liail
hogi hero yc torday.
ClilcnRO lind J 1.000 cattle , InQludltiR l..uo
Texani and vvestcriie.
T. Sullivan of , IaeK ou wni on the market
with live CUM of raltlo ,
riiliur it Sliuonek of I'rasuo vvero ntuoiiR
those who had luvs huii1.
\V. II. I'nliiiorand K , ( llttlns of Lirlnnd , la ,
vvt-ro ut the ynriU yesterday.
1' . W , & A. .1. West , prominent shippers from
\ \ Isncr , sent In a car of hois.
H. H , Roberts of Arlington vvai nmonR thos
who had lions on the market.
Shipments H.itunlav 1,511 cattle , KID hogs ,
ai7 sheep , 81 hordes 71 c.irs In all ,
Clark , lloalou & t o , n iironilnent stock Him
\\eston , marlieted Mvocarsof IIORS.
.loli n Haxtli'had In three cars of cattle from
I.linvvood and a ear of his ) ) fiom Cook ,
.1. II. Iliniic , Madison ; J. M. Cook , Alulon ,
nnd ll. I' Seovllle , llartlnitton , sent In hogs
Huckloy llros. of Hlromshuri sunt In a car
of IIOKS. I lomliiK llios , also sent In ho s from
Mor c ! Illulls.
Illulls.Oo.
Oo. of Mannlne , In , , sent over a car
of | IOK . W. C. Swart ? of Silver Ulty , la. , also
had hogs here.
The North I'arK Cattle company had twenty-
t e.irs of caltlo ut the yards. They wuro
H. II. Connors had In ( Ivo n.irs of rattle from
CasparSyo , U. V. Connor ) sout In four loads
from the sumo place.
Charllo ( loeiiperd.oni : Svcamore ) hos huyor
for I'ndoiwood & Co , Chleaco , was heio visit-
Inn h s frleiidtiovut Sunday.
( leorco Iliinevof Wliltm.in hroiiRlit In two
ears of cattle. Tom Pilco of Ihosaino place
ul .o brought In a car of cattle.
I'rcd Kropf , ' cliuylor ; Ocorjo Sehuesslnr
Ho.'ors ; T. II irrls , Centr.il Ulty. and J. II
Dlekson of lleniietl marketed ho s.
W. K Sw.ni of Soda Sprlnijs brought In two
ti.iln loads , forty-eight cars , of cattle They
VUTO consigned direct to rsolson Morris ,
The Holt Caltlo conp.inv of Casper. Wyo
sontln acarot cattle. The Swan Land am
Caltlo cotiiptiny h.id In four lo ids fiom llock
Creek , Wyo.
Tom Stietoh of V.ilp n.ilsn was hero today
with two cars of cattle Ilo savs theio Is
poms to bo enough feed this \\lnter and a ROOI
hiirplus to Nell ,
On the coircspondliiK Moudav last year
! lr > S Invs wcro iceelved Thov hold fiom $ .1 4 (
toJ4.li ) , hulk of s.iles f l.7.Vi.-l ? li'i , aveiago cost
$ .J.S. > . average weight S1J pounds ,
sio Ijlvo Sti i'lc Slurkct.
o. Ill , Oot 12 ( Special Telegram to
Tun III K.Thero woio heavy receipts of eat
tlo today , fully -0,000 head arriving The olVer-
Injis vvoro mostly common 'mil medium , and
for such the market did notomoizo fiom the
depressed condition In which it ronmlnii
dining all of last week. Prices did noi
fuller any furthdr cousldurahlo decline , hut
they vvoro weal. , umiualllledly wc.il. . Good
cattle , whether nntlvo or rango. vieio In do-
niand at stiong prices , the supply being light
nnd New VorU quoted 'Jic per 100 11)3. higher
The proportion of natives was larger than for
many days past but the average
quality was not perceptibly Improved
theiobv as common cows and
ordinary grass fed steers innilc up the gro-itor
part. S-iles of natives vvoro on a lusls of from
jl.OO to Sfl.40 , of westerns at from JI SO to J4 7,1
and of Texas nt from 1 25 to * 1.2 > . There vvcro
many sales of old covis at from { 1.10 to JI..IO
and of conunon steers at fro-u ? 10) toSi.r > 0
The hog receipts vvero large for the time
of yo-ir. bolus estimated at 2S,000. That
fact taken In conjunction with the
break on Saturday In provisions caused
a very weak feeling. At the out
side. ho'dois ' domnndcrt Saturday's prices
but no trading wrs done on tint li isis , buyers
Insisting upon concessions of lOc and there Is
whoiotho hulk of Iho business was trans
acted , though somn of the Into s ilcs were no
lowoi. At the decline then' w , is free bujliig
both by p U'knrs and shippers , and not many
hogs woio loft over. The closing quotations
woio from fl.'H tn t-iOii. for he ivy and medium
wolirhtx. and J.UX ) to $1.75 for 11 lit. I'roni J UiD
to f I Sn bought the bulk of the hojs.
The Kvenln .Tourn.il ropoits : C\TTM : lio-
cnlpls , 18,000 : shipments. 4,000 : market sto.uly
to stroni : : choice to o\tr.i natives , f " > nxao .15 ;
others. fiSOQ.1) ' - ' > ; To\ans. J.MO'UO ; r.insers ,
f l.KVW ) 50 ; stoekcrs , J-.0xa2.4j ( hutcherh' cows.
$ . ' .rvTi.7 ( > .
HOIS Receipts , 20000 ; shipments. 10.000 ;
market closed ( Inner ; rough and com
mon , $1 005J4.25 : tnl\erl and p.ioUois JI.40
( % 4.70 : prime heavy and huteherH1 weights.
f4.7.vrsi.0'i ; pilmo light , $ l.75400 ; fancy. fi.OO
© " > . ! , ) .
SllKPl' Keeelpt' , 7.010 ; slilpments , 4.009 ;
m.irkct active , steady to hlulior : native cwcs ,
JlTfit 25 ; wethers , f I 4W-J5 00 : westerns , J4.25 ®
4.03 ; Tex'ins , Jii.V34.4'i : : lambs. tlS'5. t ) .
Now York Tjivo stock IVlarkot.
NKW VOIIK , Oct. 12. HKP.VES Kecolpts. 7 , " > ,440.
Including 50 c.trs for sale ; market lOc per HI. )
Ihs. higher.
SrEhiis N'atlve. JI80ff0 ; TOMIIIS and Col-
orados. f'-.l1- ! ! ! : bulls and cows , } j ] 5i. : > , - > ;
dressed beef steady at ( l as'io ner Hi : ship
ments tomorrow , fSO hcovos and l.r > ( W uiiar-
tcrsof ucof.
CAi.vrs Uecelpts.llfi7 ; markctsto idvvoal : ,
$ " > OJ80) per lOOlbs. ; gr-isseis. $ J'J" ® 2. " > 0 ; but
termilks , $ . ' 7VS I 00 ; westerns. $ .M > 5@ fi ( ) .
Snn.i' Kecolptb , 14,500 ; sheep ste.uly ; lambs
shade higher. _
KIUIH.IH City hive Stock Marlcot.
KANSAS CITV , Mo , Oot. 12. C Trr.r. Ho-
eolpts , ILWO ; shipments , 0.710. Market sto.nlv ;
steers , ilj.'i © ' ' . ' ! : cows , $1 2V3..fi5 ; stockers
and feeders. J2 0Krtl.7r ! >
IlodS Hi > cpts..l,7'U | | ' ; shipments. 2,180. Mar-
kotSSlOe lower ; bulk , $4.li.VTc4.4'i ; all grades ,
$ i.25l C5.
blibi.P Receipts , 1,0" > 0. Market dull.
St. Louis Live Stoulc Mnrki't.
PT. I.ouis. Mo. Oct 12 OArrr.K liceo'pts ,
4. ' ) 10 ; slilumeuts , l.iiil ; market htcidy : fair ( o
choice natives lf. > ( KK % > ( l ( ) : I'u\ans anil ludlaiis.
t.'SW.l' ' ) : canniTS , $1. < ( XS2 W.
lloosKecolpts , 2.70J ; shipments. 2,100 :
maikot lower : heavy. $ ! .b.V&iOJ ; mixed , il 40 ®
4.6U ; light , $15 @I.7Q.
Omaha Milling eompany. ItollancePatent ,
SJIW ; Invlnelhle I'.itent. t..hO ; l.ono fat u. Sn-
perlulUr , J. ' u ; fanowlluKo , $ . ' .10 ; I'lincy I am-
ilv. 52.00.
K T. D.iv Is Mill company , No 1 and Cioam
High Talent , * - ' Si ; Illuo I ) and Itoil I' , $ . ' 011 ;
I , Ion and llawkojc , i..K ) ; Koyal No. 10 , Special
I'atont $ .IUO ; Mlnnesot l .mil I ) ikot.i , I'.itout ,
fi'll : Ivans is Haul Wheat , I'atenl , 2.dJ ; Ne
braska Kli. lights $ . ' . ) ( ) .
S. T ( jIlman'sHold Medal.- ) ; < Jiovv | Whlto ,
$ . ' .50 ; Snow Make , $ . ' .10 ; low gi.ulo , 81.111 ; ( Jiioou
of the I'autiy , $ . ' .01 ; Mlnnosota suporlatlvo ,
i'.SU ; hiau , ijlJ.CO ; chopped Itod , $ , ' . ' 00.
flllM'FS Homo grown , 0-lb h.iskct. 2'ie ; 103
basket lots. 2-'e ; Muscat , per cr.ito , II.J3 ;
Tokay , * l.li Ll.7r ( ) > .
CAN rAi.oui'iis 1'er doJl.to
l'K'ilrS U.illfoinla free htono. single ease
lots , tl l' > ; ten eiiho lols. fl.10 ; .MlchUau , pur
basket , 'IKiilliic. . . , .
I'l ! Mis California varieties. * , ' . ' . ' vli' . ' : t.i.
Al'l'l.l-s Tor hbl. cholco eating , H . ' . .Wi25. .
OIIAMIES 1'ei box , I'lorlda , $1 SO , Louisiana ,
$1(0 ( ; Mnxlcaii , 81 , 'J.
U.vio\H-l'er hov , IlCOat $7.50 ; ; ! 00 at _ } 8.00 ;
Uu"vNA4NAS-Vor bunch , $ . ' 0011250 for good
S ' '
biiANi'Ti-iiiiiii.'b-C.ipo Cod , per bbl , $7.75(38.00. (
The follow Ing quotations r.ipiesnnt the prices
at which cholco stock Is billed out ou .oideia
unlo-hJothorvvNoslatod :
ONIONS Homo crow M , 4CK3."Oo per bn ,
( Jm.bin IVrilolU&aT'o. .
TOVIATOI.S Halt IU Inihkot for shipping , 5)c. )
CAIHUUK Homo mown , 20c a du&
llKANH-Navj50 < a..ii1per bu.
I'OTAro ) s hi icii I giovvorti ate hiipplylir.1 the
demand almost exclusively atfeJ.'ii ' poi Im.
S\MI-T : I'oiAroi.rt-llunfpgrown , io per Ib for
shipping. _ _
Oimilui ( ii-.iin
AViiB\T No. 3Hprln. . 8lo bid.
COIIN No i yiiuow , Mo bid.
O\-r's NiV'j whlto 2sc ; No. II white , S7'jO ' hid ,
2hc asked ; No. - ' mixed. 27o bid.
Amoiu tlio BI'OS vioioi liiwlor I.lovator
Co , , to J. II. Christian live oars No 2 rye , S.l'o ;
I'owler r.luvnlor Co. . toJ. II. Chihttaii llvo
cars .No , " whlto oats , 2sc.
OWIFT'S ' SPKU1F10 is a icmedy which
la fnr in ndvanco of medical Bcicncc ,
us it lias been expelling Microbl from Iho
blood , and curing the worst diseases for
GOycais , and It is only recently that the
medical world have concluded that
THE ONLY WAY
to euro disease is to force out the bnccilll
throuch the POKES OF TI1H SKIN.
Never Pails to do this ,
I Mil. W C fuimi" , Keillor of the
, " " ' -I SlicLlerlmrjrNcvv * , nt llMdtoti , Va ,
-
EDITORl a > ilIiatiolia | lnHii < .iitlrrly nl cv.
L.UI i vii i rtf fninl all auKiK which formed In
hU ihriuit. a id aiiiBiil Intinm piln , almost choking
lilin , Il uiulil not Kwallow rolld fixxl , and In
* niott iialiifulcondlilon lletavitilmt ho tools only
time bottlte , and llul Uctli.cti.ila ( ouii't.lu | ' cure.
Trcitbo on Blood auil bktn Dliea cs mailed frcfb
OMAHA
DIRECTORY. .
A WS1SGS A SJ ) TKSTS.
Omaha Tent & Awn-
iug Oo. ,
Unit" , hnniniixkj oil nnd
rntilierehithlim Hi'iict for
cnlnloKiie. 1111 l-ariinin
A. II. Pcrrigo & Go- M. 0. Daxon.
UOt DoilKQ Stro < t. nicjrcle > oM nn montlilf
Send for our citntojuo
nml urnim 't , Omih
JtOOK HlXDKHSantl STATlOXKltt
Ackenimn Brothers & Hointze ,
l'rlnlcr.i , bltulor < , ( 'loi'lr.it/pun , uHn < boon iimnu-
ficturors
till ! llowinl iitreut , Oinilii
W007S A XI ) .S//O/iV / / >
Ohas. A. Coo&C'o. ' Kirkoiidall.Jonos&Oo .
MfimiftcturrM ami Job.
bc-rj Atcnt for lloiton lluli-
West & Fritschcr ,
Jobbers of lent tibicco.
1UI1 Kiunniii Street.
COAL , COKLETC. .
Omaha Goal , Ooke & Oontaut& Squires ,
Limo GJ. , Ilnnl nml soft coal shlp-
Hnnlniul soil coil S H. pc ra
cor loth anil Iotiihi9 1303 rarnim street
itrects. Onmhn
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornico Works ,
Mnnufnctiirer of Gnlvun
licit Iron Cornice
Wlnilow caps , metnllo
BkyllKhts , etc. 1110 nad
111. DoilKC t.
AND
J. J. Johnson & Oo , , Oady & Gray ,
Unic , cement , etc , etc.
2.-0 S 15th StroJt ,
Donnlns Pt <
Bill nnd
Onmhn , Neb Cor
GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo , , Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
Goods Oo ,
notlnm , fur- ,
Dry Roods '
, itenti'
lllllllllK k'OO 1) Drytfoods notions
fiirnlihliu t-'iiud' .
. llownrl Sts
tltli.mil
Corner llth nnil llonnnl cor
ELECTRICAL St'l'I'LIEF.
UKTKOl TAU POM ATIO
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Electric Motors
lllastinteit cataloRiio nml Dy.imoi Cntnloiin
free free II A l\lnnujen ! I
IGlt CiplloAvoaae \ Aut SB IN Y I .if a nid a
FARM MACHINERY , E'IC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo. , Cienond nostern ngcnt
bliuiiillii I'low Co ,
Corner Jones nml'.Hh Sts.
Um.'itm , Neb 1141-1151 shermnn Ave
FLOUR.
H. T. Davis Mill Oo ,
C ( J t'mlcnvooil ,
.MnnnKar lit Oninlm
Cor Bill ami Jnckioa bti
S. F. Oilman , Omaha MilliugOo. ,
Morclmnt Jtlllen
1011-15-17 , N. 115th Street
Olllconnil Mill 1.11 J .North
C. 1 ! IllncV - Mnniiror. irili street
Emerson Seed Oo , James Hughes ,
eeil ( 'rowers , ilonlers In btorcs ri'imlr.i of nil klmll
Ifnnlcn l-T.-iss , train and Couksnnil llcateri
trie iiceils for D.ile
4'I-UJ South 15th. llth btroot
KAMI , JOOlt.ItLl.VDti , KTO
M. A , Disbrow & Oo , Bohu Sash & Door Oo
Mnnnliu Hirers of s.iah .Mainifnotnrersor nioultf-
iloii 1-1. lillinlM nml | IU < , bllmli ilnurs , tlO.
inonlillnxs Hrnneli of Olllce-
lice , l.'lll .mil Uinlbts llooni 421 lleo llnllilhu.
= 1
S'lEAM ASD WA'ltill
"
U. S. Wind E'lgina ' & A. L. Stramj & Sons ,
Pump OJM
10JJ-100I rnrnitn btrcot.
IIullMiiylnil Mllh
flli nml Ml lon i Stnwt Oamlm Neb
( j I ltos , itLtliunimm 'r
H. Hartly Co. , ThoBruii'vwick-
Ton , ilolli , a Mm ins , Balke-tlolleiuler Oo. ,
fnnoy KIHIIIH , house fur llllllnul incnliaiiilhu.
nl-lilnu KOO It , chllil- Miloon uvtnros.
ren's iiirringeH 407 , Wi * IIHIi Street ,
UI'J 1 arnain Street. Onuilm
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNIOS STOCK YARDS CO. , - - LIMITED
A. D. Boycr & Oo , , Hunter &
Kt Kxcnnnjfo i > 0 Cxcliniik'U llullillniC ,
Foiilli Oinnlin South Oinaliu
'CURE
YOURSELF !
Ask J.MI , , , , , , bh' " l for a ,
, . .ntllo ollii . * 10/1 > Iil
nil I
7rion jwfjo/ioiit ruined ) lor
r tliiuiiinnttiriil illsclinrKi"1' '
l nriv uieiliiiciibes of men mm Iho
1 ' .iiHutuii ; tttiiUruw peculiar
i HI vtonuii It nirm In a few
( H w l Hi n nt the ulil or
\ inililliity ot a < lo < lur
\ rle I > ifier > nl Amirlcnn Cure
MuiMifiulnrcil hy
jEiansClicmicaH
CINCINNATI , O.
Wo ncml tli iimrvclmni t'renrli
Iti inn ly CALTMO8 fret ; hinl it
h'Kiil KiiiiriinUotlintf ALTIIDB vtlll
HTIII' IIIM hiirBi A. l'ml lun ,
Clllli : Hni r > n l rrlir . > urlroc le
mid III'.1 * roill. l.i t V laor.
I 'ie il ami favijiadiftil ,
A4lrni VON MOIIL. CO. .
Bol lotrltin irnl. , llutliiiitll , Ilklo.
COMMISSIOH MERCHANT ,
Provisions.
NOB. 2 nnd 4 Shermnn St. .
Rooms CO & GO CHICAGO.
K1r t-cln fiiclllth H forthohurulllnifiif nldinui'rit *
of ( iriiln , HiiW und Klnx HeeiU lleferenti ( uro
UjiLauKU BUI ) American UtchmiKe .Nutlcnal llauki.