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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 , 1S92-STXTEEN PAGES , 11 THE CONDITION OF TRADE Ic A Very Satisfactory Movement of Goods In This Territory , THE BANK CLEARINGS CONTINUE LARGE The WlinlrviOn Tniilo ofOimllix nii'l the " tnll Trniln of the Riirrmttxllni : uonntry Vrro N'cvcp llrttcr SploiulliI To wilto anything now or etirttlnir con- cornlnR tr.ido in Omaha nnd Iho surrounding territory Is n dlfllcnlt matter just at present fortho 'ory excellent reason thnt no cspo- clnlly now features Imvo developed of Into. Tbo Jobbers , without exception , rcuort a most satisfactory trade. The unrdwnro men nro pushoil to fill orders nud Imvo about , nil tha ousinoss that they can Hike cure , of conveniently. The Krocory Jobbers never had a bettor trade during tha month at October , a tut while colder wcuther might stimulate ! the ilonmnd aomowbat , Iboy nro doing \voll enough without it. This promises to bo n banner year for the urooory trodo. Tr.o ilbcr.il crop of corn und other cereals in tills section of the country Is nn assurance that , money will bo reasonably plenty. As the crop is evenly distributed over the whole terrlloty ttioro will bo no section that will bo hard up nml unnblo to buy Its slmro of Roods. At the nnmo lime the ccncnil lallurn ol the vojretublo and fruit crops w'll ' incronso the demand for nil kinds of dried und canned fruits und vegetables , ns xvollns cereal iroods , which will cause u lario Increase in the Krocory trndo In the o lines nlono , 1'otntoes nro very scarce nnd hlKh , being iuntcd ] nt Oinalia nt Irom liOo to 77)0 us against : ! Uo to Die last Kcnson. A great many inrmors havu hardly potatoes cnouch to Insi. them through the season. The scurclt.v of this standard article of food always increases the trade In groceries which can.bo used as a substitute. Owing to these condition ; the grocery Job- tors are looltlug for an exceedingly prosperous - porous year. The tlry goods trade h vcrv fair nntl Jou- bcis nro iiot coiuplalning any , but colder weather would bo u coed tiling for them. A great ninny rotnll dealers putoff buvlng until forced to and n cold snap would bci certain to bring on a rush of orders for ull Kinds of winter goods. The traoo In boots and shoos is also good but less nsrccublo wcathor would have ti ten dency to silmulnto It somewhat. Tilled ! as n whole It Is hard to Imagine that the Jobbing trade of Omaha could bo in nnv more satisfactory conuition than nt the pres ent tlmo. Collections In the country continue good nnd it has been a long time since any com- nlalnts have been heard regarding this sub ject.With With the jobbing trade In such condition as outlined nbovo It follows that the retail trndo In the country 13 good. The move ment of farm crops has been sufficient to keep tbo tanners well supplied wild ready money and they have not boon at nil back ward about gratifying their wants. H is sufo to say that there never was n tiino when there . was n moro general leeling of confidence among all classes of tradesmen in Nebraska. In Omaha the retail trade does not show any material change from that outlined In previous reviews. The movement of goods in n retail way Is not satisfactory and about oil that can bo said of the trade in .general is that It is dull. Hctnil merchants cone-rally do not look for any snnp.to trade bofnro the commc of cold weather , which must of necessity force customers to bo moro liberal in their purchases. The outlook , however , is moro encouraging than it was a month ago. HulldniR operations have increased materially und It is really n surprise to jnake a trip over tha city nnd notlco bow much work bas been commcnccu during the past two or three weeks. Much uf this work will continue welt into the wln- Icrlnsuntig employment toagood many labor ers. Thcro Is also inoronctlvily In real esiato circle. ) and considerable property has changed hands during the present month. .Public improvements in the way of paving nro being pushed forward moro rapidly , giv ing employment tea good runny men. Taking everything into consideration local conditions are certainly much brighter nnd the prospects would scorn to indicate a moro satisfactory trade for the rotation this winter. The manufacturers of Omaha generally report a good demand and the major ity of them ore very busy. Nearly every manufacturer In the stuto'ls doing n much larger business than at this time a year ugo. Manv of the manufacturers Imvo added very largely to their working force , thus fur- nlshtng employment to n good many addi tional incu. _ AS DUN SiiS : IT. lEnhurtion Speuus Very Kncoiinit- Inuly nl tliii Itimnoss outlook. Mr.V. . II. Hoborson , manager of the Mercantile ngoncy of li. U. Pun & Co. , speaking of the local trndo , snys : "Oua of our most eonsorvutlvo bnnkci-3 nnd tbo bead of ono of the largest bunks of the city , speaks most encouragingly of the outlook for the next six mouths. Ho snys ho notices already nn Improved feeling , uud believes the next six months will bo us good ns iho past liulf yeur bus been discouraging. Bnuus of iho city generally ugrco that there is nu Increased demand for money with n biu'dcning of rates , "Uutiill trudo lii several lines has visibly Improved this weelt , ihough dealers in arti cles not essential to the comfort of con sumers are not feeling much better ttuin lu the past. ' .Mobbing In groceries la very pood. As DUO of llio mom cotlvo wholesale men re marked : 'If over n wholesale grocer should bo hupuy U Is now. 1'rlcos uro advancing , people luivo eontldeiico In the future and nru buying freely nnd wbnt is better still they have the money to pay for their goods. It is better to bo n wholesale grocer Ihoso days than to own diamonds which nobody watila. Our stock U growlni ; in vuluo ull along the lino. Not n bluglo nrliclo of general con sumption U Bhrlnkln ? . Groceries nro us good ns money nt interest. Prices in canned fruits , for instance , havu advanced IB per cent In three mouths mm largo ship ments are already being made to Ull o.irly orders. Next to n wholesale grocer this year nn ambitious inun should wUhforn California fruit ranch. ' "In dry goods , clothing , boots nnd shooi , hots nnd cups ami mtlinory , business is not quite so iictlvo owing to the continuous warm weather. Thoao lines are wishing for u tuito of winter lo aliinuluto sales of heavier winter goods , Collections nro good , however , uud In most Initiuicc.s dealers report sales heavier than n yeur iigo In spltu of the un- fnvorablo season. "Tho Imrdwaro lirms continue to do i\ rushing trndo with good rolloc'lons. In heavy hartiwnro reports indicate bolter trudo than bst month. "Drugs nru atondy und sales thus far in October abend of ono year ago , "Hides are down und ns n result harness leather Is n trlllo wouk hut shoemakers' sup plies uro in strong domand. "Tho wholesale lumber dealer * nro doing an Imincnuo business. Several of tha heav iest bouses report themselves overworked. Yellow plno hasudvanoou m prlco owing to increased demand uud long delay lu receiv ing goodi from the southern mills. "Hardwood lumbar U ulso iu batter do- jnnnd. " 1'lumblng supplies are uctiveowlng to Increase lu building and iu nuticlp.itiou of cold weather. "Ij-uf tobacco dealers complain of dull trade and slow collections. ' -l-'urnlturo trudo is only fair. The out- Mdo domuud U n trlllj uhcud of that of tha city. "Liquors arc better and the warm weather bas helped to Increase ulo-i nf boor. "Tho oyster war stirred up bv n local house which refused lo outer n combine with tbo rcpresiiitutivo ! of the two largo eastern houses continues virulent und in spite of o.mcmcly warm weather the demand - mand is very strong. The house which is tuklni : iho brunt of ttio light at u lots of 1 lo 'J etmts per can , u working night and day to moot orders. "Tho week has been acllvo with the fruit and vegetable commission men. Ono house bus received and sold l'JQOO baskets of Nov.- Ytnit Krapca duriua iho week , uud complnlnt only because potatoes , npplos and i n few other vegetables nnd fruits are so hard to cot , "Dultur nnd opes have been milter In prices , The cgn f.eason is closing with no over sunt'.y. "At South Omaha thu laarltot has been fairly netlvo nnd price * not much different from n week npo. I'ncltlnc house products nppcar to hij ndvnnciiiR nnd the local pack ing homes nre buying stock freely. "llotoro dropping the .subject it ( a well to refer to the excellent credit which Omaha securities maintain In eastern financial cen ters , nt shown by the unlo nf the district oonds the llrst of the week , at n premium of noarlv 1 per cent upon the entire 133SOJ. Considering tile season of the year nnd tbo largo amounts previously sold this year tbo tirico brought Is very remarkable. "As further Illustrating tbo high credit of Omahn nna Omaha Institutions I may sny that during the week a comparative showing of iho relative selling prices of national bank slock * in n neighboring city In 13i'l und IS' ' ) ' stious n falling uT ( in market vnluo of from UO to ( i ! ) per cent , whllo Ir. but n slnglo in- stnnco has there been n rcdutalnn In selling pried In Omahn national bank stocks for the period named.1' C'hnlrnt \Vhen properly treated ns soon ns the flM symptoms nppo.ii * . cholera can nuarly nlwnys bo cured. Tha patient should go Immediately to bed nnd remain as qutot ns uasslhlo. Send for n physician , bu' , whllo nwaltlng UU nrrivnl takn Ch.iinborlnln's Colic , Cbolorn nnd Diirrluu3 : Uomony In double dosca nfler each operation of iho bowels moro than natural. If tltoro Is severn pain or crumps take It in double doses every llf teen minutes until relieved. This remedy hasMioon used with great success In seven epidemics of dysentery that were almost ns severe nnd dnnccrnus ns cholera , nntl if used ns directed n euro is almost certain , Kvorv family should Imvo n 5'J.cont bottle at hand ready for in stant use. After the dlsenso is under control castor oil must ba tnkon to cleanse Iho system. No other physic or substitute will do In place of castor oil. For snlo by drug- Blsls. IN THE coxmrs. .Sovnrnt Inipiii-tiint ( Mscs DNpoooil ol by lliu Illtti-lul .Indn'-i- Instead of tnkinir the usual Saturday holi day the juJcoi of tha district court buckled down to business yesterday morning and worked just ns hard as they would if it had i.con the beginning of the wceic. Judges ifcr.uion nnd Kcysor worked on the cases which were started sovurnl days ngo , whiln ilia other judges p.\ssod upon cases which were tried uurlnu the early days of the term. Judge Doatio had tno cases in which nubile interest centered nnd in his court the ma jority of the lesnl lights congregated. Lars Soilorberg did not feel us hnppy wbon court cdjournod ns ho did when It convened. Lust term ho secured n Judgment for ? IOUO'J ' ngnmst tbo Omaha Uns companv , on nccouut of having been injured whllo working in a trench. A motion was filed asking to have the Judgment sot aside. Yesterday the motion wns granted nml Mr. Soderberg has to whistle for his damages. Ho tcstitled twice In the snmu cnsc nud the testimony failed to barman Izo. The old Florouco lanil cao of Millar niunst Hay wns also disposed of by .luilce Douno overruling thu motion for n now trial. This gives tha property to Mury Miller nud the other grandchildren of old Joseph Man ning , dcccnsed. vVhen the old nun died tbo Hays cume to the front with u deed from Mnnnlne. In which ho had convoyoxl to thorn nil of his property , nmountlnc to something llko $ i. > , OuO. The heirs brought suit , alleging that the deed was obtained n day or two before - fore Manning died and that nt tno time ho wus not in his right mind. The case wns tried twice nnd twice wus the decision in favor of tbo children. The case of Thomas ngnlnstTnomas , n legal choUuut , wns also disposed of by John [ ) . Thomas defeating his nephew , John 1' . Thomas. Years ago the old man was In volved , nnu to got his property In shnpo transferred tttolm nopncw. In tlmo the young man IJiought that ho would sell n few acres of Innd , but before ho could do so the old man secured n temporary injunction. Yosterdny the Injunction was made perma nent. A Uholeni ncarc. A reported outbreak of cholera at Hoi- metta , N. J. , created much excitement in that vicinity. Investigation showed that tno discnso was not cnolora but n violent dysen tery , which Is almost ns severe mm danger ous ns cholera. Mr. Wnltor Willara , a prominent merchant of Jamesburg , two miles from Holmotta , says Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera nna Diarrhoea Remedy has given grout satisfaction in-tho most severe cases of dysentery. It is certainly ono of the host things ever ma-Jo. For sale by druggists. l * HUM.EUS MK\ . Arthur Suiveriek Is ono of the youngest of Omaha's successful businessmen , and is to- dav nt Iho bead of the great furniture house of Churlcs Shlvcrick & Co. Ho is but Uventy-nino years of IIRO , nnd came to Omaha twelve years ngo to accent n position ns clerk in the house of which his brother was then the head and mnnnirar. Ilo In vested his snviugs in the linn , nud In IbbS the partnership was formed that guvo to the house its present natno. In IS9J , Charles ; jSulvcrlck died , and . iho management of i ho Imtncnso busi- rnes felt on thoyouth- . f ul junior member of 'iho lirm. The weighty respoiisi- bllltv did not fall uuon shoulders that were urrquuloa to its support , mid Iho bus'ness of the concern has continued to prosper , while the house holun its place in thu trent rank with the loading mercantile enterprises of the city. Tlio business wns started in 1S7I , us n branch nf thoToboys , of Chicago , llio Shlvcrick boys being nopho 's of the bend of the grout Chicago house , nnd their energy , push nnd business 'nullity made tbo Omaha bouso ns muidi to this city ns Is the older OPO to the wonderful city thnt has grown up by the hike , - H < m .Much o u III lie. It Isnot unusual for colds contracted in the fall toliung on nil winter. In such cnsus catarrh or chronic bronchlllo nro nlmaU sure to result. A llfty-cont uottta of Chumoor- lain's Cough Ucmedy will euro any cold. Can you atToru to rlsic so much for so small nn amount ! This remedy U Intended es pecially for bad colds and croup nnd can nl ways bu depended upon. For snlo by drus- fists ; Till : ItlCAI.TV .MAItKICT. TXSTKUMESTS pl oTl on rccorJ Oct. 15 , JIb'J. . ' : WAHIIANrr IIKKDS. Hd I'holan nnd wlfo to Mlnnlo I'.vers. w Wl fuut lots i uud ' . ' . block 111 , uuth o.nnlni 5 D.70) ) 0 W I.oomts mid wlfo toV U HaUor. lut U. block I. I.oiimls'"ud snbdlv b ( i (1 Wullai-K and wlfo to Jeremiah Kune. Int 7 , bliK-k U' . Dniilso's ndd J V Wllej ted ( i Wallace , lot II , lilookT , Wiiluut Illll l.SM Juroinlali KaiiiMinil wlfo ted ( \\ullace i , n li lot 11. bliuk II. K V Smith's add. . . 4,000 Anna fnrrliiiiii in M I-Anderson , lot I. * . , liloel ; ; , Iht add to Missouri Avuntio jiarU J-V ) Mary Dwoi-al.-ir. lo JOH Mason , lot :4 , nmut I'.i , blockDwurak's 1'JM Jos Mason mid \vr | > ito Mary Dwnr.ik , Jr , hti Inf. . b'.ook'Hiiino 7JU U A Tluimptnu in Itobort McUlolland , lut 10. Ulltlou l'lai-0 5,533 III1 NclIU nnd wlfo to I , M NullU. o IU fuel lot T , and w 17 feet lull- , block U , I'ustor's add 0,003 J \Vlllifm ; on to Miiinlo Kr.iuer , H''S foot lot I , block 10. Waterloo 8)0 ) Manilo Krutxur to Corn M Willliuiibon , sanii- . 830 J ( i Uortolyoil anrl wlfo to Hrsk no Dav.s. nlijfeot ofvi } lut 11. block 13 , Ininrovonionl Assoolallon add 3,033 WliSolby , trustee , to i : A Uollnnd , Int I ) , blouk ) , W 1. Selby'n 1st add to South Umuh-4 , 400 QUIT CLAIM IIKBIH. Mannrot I'lonilni to U. II Ola\vln : | , OU tods b'ock , lUiili foot boKliinln ? nt point Illl fuel north nnd 70i rods east of kiv cur uw nwS-15-ia 100 Co-oporallvo It unit it Co to H r Wil liams , lots 4 , 5 , H , U , 10.14 uud 15 , nnd half Interest In lot It ) , Smith & Wil liams'add 1 W UNowlln tiilyOOrabainlotal'ruyn's sublnMillar.l&U'siidd 1 DUUIIS. 0 A llonnutt , sheriff , to I'nlcllty llulld- In j and Loan us > uolatl'u. lot ill , block It , Clifton Illll ; l.tui Total umouut.gf transfer * . , . . . , i..x.i 'JOiU ) , THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Heavy Receipts nml Generous Rains Caused Wheat to Decline. THERE WAS A TEMP0RARY RALLY LATER ItV * Claimed 'Itint the Indlini Shipments lor llin Wri > lt Would Again n lljlit .Mine-input htiioks nml IluiitU. CiiiCAno , III. , Oct.,13. 1'oltod with rain nnd heavy receipts , wheat full down about ! % o today. Corn was linn for near-by months nml wc.ik for May delivery , le.ivlns oil ' 10 higher for November and lUc lower for Muy. The provisions du.tl seums restln ? . but pork imil ribs on siint trauin * were place I on a' ' suimiwliat lilsjhur pinna of prices. Kaln dur ing tlio night Ihroiuh the winter wheat icjtlon was uccupted as marking the termination of the drouth and us the pieeur. < ors of moio to come. Tha main Influence was largo local receipts and the heavy rain which started frco selling. Later thuro w..s good ( . ( ivorlng by shorts on the de cline , and the olloi-lius buliiK modofiilo. with soiuu cash wheat worked here and 1'anlrliluos brokers bolim buyers , thoto was a sllglit rally , which , however , wan only tempor.ry. 1 ho tiiariiultit the openltii ! war ) from ' e lo 'to lower ami ueulliii'cl from " ; c to ' .iu tnoio , ro- covcdslightly , but tiuuln sultluil b.iek , iicclln- Ing V inoro and clu-iliiK o.isv. Thu c.xpott clearances from both couati wo-e smaller by iihoiii4u , u < iu int. tlmn Ihu preceding week. It WKsolaiined that Imllan shipments for the week would again show a llslit movement and w.is onu of the features which was sualaluin. ! the Knglish markets , riir.lildgu was said to hu a huyet of December wheat and a sutler fur Muy. which wus probably true of other shorts as well. . , , Hooigo A. 0 ems was a buyer of December wheat on n considerable soalo when iho mar- Uot sot dinvn nrj-.in i " . ' ' , e for Dji'uinhur , His Information from the northwest Is that the farmers' receipts last wo--k had f.il'on ' about 81 prr cunt i.nd n further falling olV next week to us liinvy mi extent was iixptietoil. There was qulto u Hurry In the corn trado. It was etiusoii cliioily by u searu ntnong the shorls In November. The theory has beuu that new corn will iiiovo forwuril In Novom- her to fill the consnniptlvo demand In thu east and lunvu thu stocks or old corn heavj on Hpe.otilatur.ii. With the wet weather Hpieadliu over most of the com-try the prospects for the now corn getting dry enoiuli lo handle early wore less favoraulc. At the R.iiiiutliiiu iho rains checked the shipments HOtiiowh-it and locelutsvorj MIS eirs this morning. Tlio withdrawals wore again heavy at iil'.uuj on. Thuro was ulso rumor of a pros pective squeeze In November eonlr.iets. All this slutted the shorts to buyln-i ami the No vember price was jumped up IV' In a hurry. I < atcr thu oars for .Monday were ( intimated at Ml and the marliut quickly llaltcnud out. In oats thu last day of thu week brought the lowest pi Ices and the markol was luiativuly loxv-r than other lead- lux cereals. At the opening llrinnusa was pto ent , as the receipts weru less tli'iii expected. Hut some lines of oats which had been previously boiulit for Investment , werootruro'l nt thu uiilsldu prices , and there was notunuiigh demand to take them. Specu lative olTeiMixs soon Increased , csnocuilly when It was announced that 470 etir.siuu ux- pi'i'to-l for Mond.iy. The market sold olT lo from top prices , closing weak tit a decline of ? > < for iho day. Interest In provisions was restricted to uai-kurs and soalnurs. January pork was uas- lly advanced IT'aoiivor ' la t nlslit'.s prices , but on an aUunipt lo ruull/.u , all but .loot thu rain was lost. Novuinhur r.bs wuruadvancud I'J'iu. iar.l remained nuany stationary. Tliero were fur.- boats on the maikot. Kates ivuni.steady ataiic for -.vheat und'J'iO for corn o Itull'aio. tlmatcd : receipts ' for Monday : \Vhoat , 8)uirs ; corn. H" > Uc.tr : oits : , 47U cars ; hoes , B.OJO head. Should the Inspectors wor.t on Ix of the londlirr roads on Sunday , which hey probably will , the receipts of corn will u about l.:0i : : cars. The leading futures r-inzeii as follows : AUTICI.CS. I Illlill. I LOW. iVIIKAT.Vo. 2 Uctoiiur 7.1M Dci-uinbcr. . . Jliiy S'JJj COHX No. 2 October 4m December. . . 41 ? * Jluy OA'ls No.J Novomber. . Di'ceaitjcr. . . Slny Ji ! > s I'OIIK .November. . 11. ' . 11 CO 11 M II 'M Jnmmty , 12 77 > $ 12 ysk 12 77 IS b2J > Alt November . . n.i 7 ( V ) January 7 K > Siimir lliiis- Ovtobcr 9 75 0 75 75 Jiinuary li ru a 7u 1 : nt Onsh quotations were ns follows : l-'i.ouu Qulot nntl steady ; winter patents. < : i7 < ai.03 : winter straights , Sai ! @II..V ) ; spring latouls. f j.7.V < l.lJ ) ; sprint ; si.ralijlits , J.OOtof > 0 ; jakeiV , $2..1"i,0'J. : ' WIIBAT No. 8 sprlnx , 7"J.'sc ; No. 3 spring G2c : No. 2 rod. 'D' ' e. COHN No. S. 4l4ffillac ! : No. y. 4D4c. OATS No. 2 , sue ; No. 8 while , f. o , b. , U2' , c' No. II white. StlQIIIc. KVK No. 8 , 5.Vic. IlAHl.KV No. 8 , C032ci No. 'J , 5Sei No. 4 , f. o I-'t.AX SBCII No. 1 , ? 1 lllil.11 ! ! . TI.MOTMV Siii : : > rrlme. Jl.oo. I'OIIK Mess , per bbl. , Jll.M ; lard , per 10.1 Ibs. , $3.j7S ! ; short ribs , sides ( loose ) . i.7.iSS ? ! i.5 : dry Malted the short cluar shk-s ( boxed ) . iS.U.VS.S.10. WIIISKV Distlllois' finished coeds , per gal. t Unchangfd : cut loaf , SiSC.'iJ.jC ijraiuiliitcil. rJ o ; standard "A , " . ' > 'io. lleculpts and hlilnmoiits today weio as fol lows : AIIIICI.IX. uiciii'TS. : : hllll'MK.NlH. Hour , bbls. 1B.OOO 53,001 Wheat , bu 5-.M.UJU .tr..ut ) ' . Cora. Int. . . . 4S.OOl ! ! Outis bu. . . . 3li7.Ull Itye. hu l.'i.UK lurliy. ! hu llll.l'lll ' MI.IIO On lltu I'roduco cxc-han u today thu buttu marUiit wns very linn : uroamui-y , tsli''i'/io dairy , Sa'B. 'O. I-'ggs , firm ; strictly fresh St. l.iinls .MilrUrtH. PT. I.otMS. Mo. . Oct. 15. II'MMM Unchanged WHEAT " ® ' below yesterday ; cash li-i'ao October , liiie ; llece-mber , 71'it" May. 7S'i i47h ' t COHN WaC under ychiurUny ; cash. 40e Oetob r , live ; November , IbJioi Ducoiubui liS'at.Muy ; , 4ivail4e. ! OATH Lower , s-lowj ca3b,2'Jo ; October , 28 ! Muy , ; c."i'iiIISaj' . Kvii No sales ; 53V c nskoJ. HAKI.UV Slow : Mlmiesou , 51 < 3Gc ! No brimk.-i , lilffiYTc. HiiAN l.owerj cast track , ft.lc. llAV Uiit-hained ; pralr.c , t'OOO'J.OOi tlm othy , { U..lJi III.ftO. ri.AXM'.t.n ( Julot nt { 1.07. I.KAD-IUill ul fa.7.1 : Bieltcriiulot | utJI.tO. Hi Trim Unchanged. Kliiis UucbaiiRod. COIINMIIAI. Lower at Jl 9.1B3.00. Wiiirticv Hloudy ut JI.M. ItAOiiiNd Uiicliunzed , COTTON TII : Unclinnsod. I'novisio.NS-tjiilot. with only u small job trade ut previous ( iiiotiitloiih , KKL-KIITS 1'lour. U.OJO bbls. ' ; wheat , H',033 bu. ; com. III.JOI ( bu. ; oils , U'J.OOO ' bu. ; rye , iioiiui barley , none. tJiiii'ur.NTii l'lour , 10,033 bbls.t wliout , 44.000 bu.icorn. 10.000 bu. ; oals , 2J.OJJ bu.j rye , W.OJJ bu. ; Parley , none. Hiili-H null 1'iills. I'li'ilowliiT nre the urlccs paid hv Omaha dealer- , for bides urtd | io'.ts qimted subject , to ehaiiio without mill o : No. I ; neon 111.lea. liu ; Na 1 iM-ccn salted hides , 4'rt.llio ; No. 2 iireon Halted Indue , Ilti4'ii < i No. 1 sreun Halted hides , 2.1 to I'J ; bs. , ianii-1 No. 2 srcon saltud hides , 21 to 4n Ibs. , Il'if'.Uu : No. I veal calf. K lo M lbs.fB Uc ; No. 8 veal naif , B to 1.1 Ibs. , Il'io ; No. I dry Hint hides , 7r ; No. 2 dry ( lint hides fto ; No. I dry salted hides , ft'tiCo ; part cured bhles ! io pur Ib. , less thiin lully enroll , hhenp pelts ( irecn s.iltod , each , U.icftil.2.1 ; gruon sailed slioarllu s ( short woo'.cd early hklnsi. each , l.vaJ.iidry : blioarllins ( short wooled early Bklnsi , No , 1 , each , ftfolOu : dry xlioarliniiH short wooled early > .kliisi , No. 2 , ouch , fie ; dry Hint Kaim.'ib and Nobruska buluhurwool uolts , per Ib , , iiutuul weight. IWiUiie ; dry Hint Kun- bas und NobruHka Murrain wool polls , pur Ib. , uotii.il weight , Siil''e ; dry Hint Uolorado biiteher wool polls , pur Ib. , uotnal weight , luft 1'J'ic ' ; dry Hint Colorado Murrain wool polls , iier Ib. , actual we slit , hIOu : dry lleucos und buck . net mi I wulicbt , 'Si'Ja ' , Havu feet cut on * , us It Is Ubelesa to pay freight on t'auin. Kaunas City Market * . KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Oct. 15. WIIKAT Wiisout steady ; No. Shard'J ! 4iii'JHo ! No. 2 red , USii Glc. Glc.Jous ( Weak und slower ; No. ' ! mixed , WiB 115 ! je. IJATS Weak ; No. 2 mixed , 2CQ'.0'ic. ' Hvi : Wii.ik ; No. 8 , .vjijo. II.AX tiKr.u-l-'irm ; lUcQ * .00. . HIIAN Slciidy ; sacked , ftlitlle , * IIAV I'lrinyr and unchanged ; timothy , } " ,50 ( QU.i'Ot prairie , H.nu' 'l'i. ( > | IUTTEH Very linn ; crumuory , I5tt'i5flidulry , Kims l-'lrin : ITe. HuCKll'TS-Wboat , 011,1)00 ) bu.j corn , 4.COO bn. ; oiiu. none Siili'MKNTd Wheat , 43,000 bu. ; corn , 7.000 bu. ; eau , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nu\v VorK .ttiirld-U. NBW YOIIK , Oct. -Ki.oun Ueeelpts. 4 810 pkssj oxuoru , ll.IIIJ bbls. . lii.ntu s.iek ; dull und easy ; mile ? , 0.700 bbU. Low oxtr.i , J.'HfiJ aoJ ; winter wliuat , low ( -rados. | 3.i.0ii.03 : ; fulr to fancy , til. Wftl.ooi p items. ( I.io $ l 4J : " ' ur roJ , tawit.50 ; btralgnts , ' 4.1" ; pal-nt , $ l. < tl.skir9 ) mlxtnrov jaojifi I 3..W. I cons MKAiDuH. . steady : yoMow western , . . . WlirAT IlcceipK 15\un hu.t export . W- 000 bu ; sales , IIIU.OJO bu. nf futures. ll.nObii. of spot , spots dull. Sailor ; No. 2 red. is < t ® 7sUo I" sloro nnd olfcVhicr ; ; iifiiii ; a ndnatt TUU bn'tc f. n. b. : No , : i red. 7i.c ! iinCTaded led. r > a'kC ' ! No. 1 northern. Si'iStsayo ! No. a northern , iT'iC"Nn. ! . - ' Mllwauki-o , 7Ti © T ! < C. OntlonsTPIU ( lull nt So ilo.-lllif. and closed steady ! decllllb.l on at'coiint of fruo polllns for foreUn ncoiint ami ihn wo-ikticm west ; sales liicludud No a red. Doconibcr. 8lt-lflSI : ( II-ICc. closliiif 8l'if ' ( ! March. W ? c , cltnliu SJTie ; May , hili.fi'dSHc | , clotm nt b'Ht1. n H itvu Qulot and stqadvii western , OIlJiBOo. llAiii.r.rQuiet nnd steady ; wcMorn , O.'WTJc. ItAiil.r.v MAI.T Dull nnd steady ; Canada. U ) O'J'c. ( Tons lccolpt ! , 4i.00t : bu \ exports , ftT.OOl Im. : sales , riuflj hu. of futures , WJJ bu. of spot. Spots dull but llrmur. No. - ' . S0'no in niuviitor ; f.O' . ' o nlUvit : ungradod mixed , 5J rdMe. Options declined > tii > .c. rallied * , u and declined < c , all with tin * west , closltnt steady at ' ® 'iu tvcr yesterday , with tr.idlng mndaratoly active. Novembur , V.VI'e ) , clos- IIIR at iVj'ic ; Dpvembcr. S'J'niit.'il'aP. closing at filMe ; M-tv , fil 4'iatttV."ie , , ulosliiK ntMMc. OATS lleoolpts initwobiii exports. 4oObit.s sales , lai.uaj bu. of futures. 4\ww bu- spot , Spots , dull , easier ; tuition * , dull , 'iftMc down. steady. October. : i4e , eloslng , ' ' \\o ; Dooem- ber , lUj'iliJIifl'ii' , iMoslng. ; mic ! : .May , : ili < iWlJAc , closing , 'J0iei No. 'J spot , whlti' . u7iSi7o ! : ( : mlxod wustern. : i5i7c : ; white western. _ 7Qi4)c ; No. 8 t'hlfiigo , IttSc. llAV-iJtili't , Htendyi shipping , GMlTOc ; good to choice , 7.i Wc , HOPS ( jiilutt fileiul.v : 9 | at r. ronunon to choice , lSj-J. ( " > ei I'aclllu ooast , I'dJ.ML1. f iiiiAti Haw. dull but steady ; fair reflnlnz , . ' ! < : ecntrlfiiRals , ut ) test , 'I'-iivft'i'ic ; roflncil. null but steady ; off A. 4U-irVM'c ; mold A , Af&Mt'tlic ; standard A. 4 ii-KKi.V : ! eonfoetlon- tumors' A. 4 IMU ISo : out loaf , iifi-UffAVici eriishud , rin-IMi-'i'ie ' ! powdered , 4 ii-lB.V : ; uraniilatcd , 4 Kl-lUift'ic1 ! cubes. 4 Ll-IOftl'iie. .Vdi.Assiss I'orclun , nominal : Now Or.uans , tjulet butste.idy ; common to fiiiinv. " 3TW.V. llirr. Aotivo nnd linn ; domostU1 , fair to ox- tr . 4Hii < : Japan. Mft. . c. ICitzs-Sleady anil iiiiot | ; western prime , -2i ! ® 'J.'lo ; receipts. ft.O'.W ' pkirs. IllPKS-Steady ; fair demand ; wet salted , New Orleans sulectud 43 and CO Ibs , ! V37e ; Tt\i ! soloc-ted , SJ and f > "i Hu , TifftTo. Wont , li'.ilrly active and Him ; domestic tli'cro. 'JdJ'loC ! pulled , SWW.'c : Totns , l. > 5t''lc. I'OIIK Dull : old iiifs- " , $ ll.7'i'2il8.UOi ' ! extra prime. 5K1 . ' . K01I.OJ : cut moats , linn and uulet ; pickled bellies. hMiSflo : pickled shoulders , li1 * ® " ! ) ! pickled hams. IJrollc ; middle * , firm and nuhst. ; short clear. tKM ) for November. linrd. firm and Millet ; western steam closed at $ . -.7l ! bid ; s.ilcs"u tierces at K"J : option sales , "iltlorcos ; October , t-S.7. > . nominal ; Novom- her , S7.U4 bid ; January , J7.fi ! > , closing at J7.00 bhl. bhl.liUTTLii liUTTLii I'nlrly active and firm : western dairy. l.YS'Alc : wi-itcrn creamery. ISfiJ'.Mci western factorv , ll'ittl'e ' : ICIgln , -"I't'S-Hc. ' Cm KSI : ( julet anil easy : part skims. Hi" l'io IIION l--ilrly active ; American , 13.RO. ( Joi'pnn ( Julot but stoaflv at f II. 00311.05. IiKAII ( JlllDl : llomoslli1. f.LIKKibl.a5. TIN Firm ; straUhts , S.'O/TWa.U.Sa. Oil .Mm ld-t. Nr.vr YOIIK. Oct. 15.l'KTitotr.HW Qulot. staadv : crude In bbls. . Parser's , 4'4e ' ; 1'ar- Ufi-'i * . In bulUfcW.2 Unlttd closed 31'iie bid for November ; refined New Vork , iMUW : I'hlla- delphla and llaltlmorc. W.UJ : l'lilladclihla | and llaltiinorc , In bulk. } .l. tStM. : COTTON Smt : > On , firm but quiet : crude , 37'k1 ' ; yellow. iKiije. TAM.OW Qulut but nrmclty ; ( J..OO forpkss > . 4ic. ! 4ic.Kosf.v Qulot hut steady ; slralno.l , common to cood. JI.-'J.1 ! ? " ! . TuiiPENTiNi-Dnll but firm nt : n > iioye. : LOSPO.V. Oct. 15.--OAU.-UTTA 1,1-SSEEU 103 per iUarter. | > 'rinii'K.sriNn &i'iiirw--J3 ! ; per cwt. WIIAI.B On. .L'lb pur ton. Omnhii ! ' 'riikt > InrUrt. OiiAl'ns Now York Concords , Mo per I0-lb. basket. ' C.u.iroiiNiA OiiAi'ES-'l'cr er.-Uc. 81.50 mus cats : JI.75 Tokays. " ( 'AI.II'IIINIA I'lIAriltS I'or DO.X , JI.G'i. ( 'AI.H'OIINIA I'KAHS ? ! .50 pur hot. Ai'i-i.Ks I'orbbl. , tl.UJ ; fancy , * l.50 ; flvo bbl. lot'j. 'to lo s. ' I'o Ciilli-ii Alui-Uut. Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. i : > . Options opened steady , unchanged to 13 points down , anil Hixu.-l steady at a to lOipolnts up : sales. 17.- WU ha ? . Includliu : , .October , HNovuin : : - ler , fI5.1."i ; Djcembor. S14.01iri.o : > ; .lanutiry. $ l4.80n..i" > ; March , "J14 7.l4.8 ) : > ; Mii.v , JI4.0.V3 14.60 ; Spot Hlo. dull and to.iJy ; No. 7. Sl0.1'Ji. ! .Mlln-.inUen ( Ininiilarkct. . MIMV UKKI : . WIs , Oct. 13. WUKAT Easier ; Doco'iiticr , 70'c : Nd.'sprlnc , ( J'Jc. ' COHN Qulut ; No. a. 4ic. OATS Sta.vly ; N.o. 2 wh'.te. : t2 ! U-'i'Jio ! ; No. a 31'4c. HAIIMV OI'Jc. Uvu-GS4G'jf. ! _ Cotton JHnrltut. Niw : Onr.EANS. Ia , . Oct. 13. Qulot nnd cas.v ; mldilllni , 7 0-llic : low mlddlins , 7 7-iiic ; goo'd oralnary , ( i ll-lfie ; net roccipts. 7-4f bales ; KI-OSS , C.ri'Jl liales ; exports , coastwise. fvl-.M ualcs ; sales , ' , ' , 'JjO bales ; stock , li'U.UOS bales. _ Oinsilin I'roduco .Marliot Koos Slow at lOc. HUTTKII Packing steak , 13l-Jic ! ; cholco dairy. lliS.2L\ I'oui.Tiiv ( Jhlokons , old fowls and ducks are soiling moitly at ! ) c. _ I lvurpiiol rilarlictH. IiivKnpoou Oct. 15. WIIDAT ririn , demand falr.holdsrsofl'ormoderatcly : No.l California , Os lldffiGs ll'id pur cental. COIIN Quiet ; western , 4s 4 ? d percental. Traders' Tain. CIIICARO , 111. . Ojt. 13. Coiintolman & Day to Cookrnll llro .1 Commission company : Tno sraln markets were visited with another wave of liquidation today , and u m > ol mr.ny long lines which liivuaccnmulatcil ondronth , frost and short crop Influences weru tlirowt overboard from weailnuss , occasioned by largo stocks In nl'-lit. Local shorts , shlppors mid pvlvato nlovator folki were the best buyers. Taking Into consideration the strong aspect ot forolcn mar. < ets wo feel that prices are not far Iron a good rally , but continued largo receipts mix I week and the Interrup tion of sales hy the World's fair holidays may postpone an advance or cvun u.\urt a cuntinn- anco of bearish Influences. CIIICACIO , 111. . Oct. 15. IConnott , Hopkins Co. to S. A , MoWhortor : Karly In the day there was heavy covering of December wheat and reselling for May bv local boars and this has henn the chief feature of tlio market. I'ardrldttobasdonomoreof this than any other Individual trader and ho has been doing It all the week whenuvora change cniil.l bu miido at a satisfactory dllTerunc-o. Whllu few boliovu any serious attempt will be inado In squeeze l.'euoniber on account' of iho rola- llvo scarcity of contract wliuat in store , traders prefer to cot out of It ultozuthor. This chaiiElng has a tendency to hold tbu maikut within narrow bounds , but there Is : constant tendency toward lower prlei In couscqueneu of Ineroaslng proc ure from heavy deliveries and bi 11 inoderato demand either fo export nr domestic consumption. Corn nm oats cnntlnuu to bruak former records of low prices on this < * rop. Tliero seems to bo no particular prassnru from Rpueulatord win : > 'Bicr.illy roiitrd prices rather too low , bu' tbu bli ; rocoluts break the market 1'rovlslons not only hold their own In tin face of thu gunural weakness , but tlio under' lone Is ono nf marked str.inzlb. CIIICAOO. IIIOJt. 15. R ( ! . Logan & Co. to Duncan , Ilolllnsor&Co : Wheiitnttlio open Ing was pctlvo. 75'.io ' 107310 for Ducumtiur , 1. sold as hluh us 75Jo ! on the advleea fiuni lliu norlhwust of.oil i cars for Monday at Minne apolis and Duluih , lliu pneo dccllnu to 'a'gj and 75'i'J and clrtJod at 73io ! fioll- ors. The nilns'iiJn Iowa , Nuhr.iska and olhnr polutu causes rather a bearish fcullng. 'JIliU , with ihn heavy rn- colptH at primary pimllM. i > ay ti71i.uui : ) Int. , and shipments ( Vij.oo' ) bu" , ' 'lias ' caused some tree liquidation , The ' 'ustlm.itoj for Mond.iy on the visible nupidv am put at about : i.VW,0'JO but-.nVVUh nil tills wn look upon tha prlco as moderate and partluiilarly t.i ) > vlicn freights nru taken Into account , TlicrtU ? atlll a lack of nioUturo In lliu winter wncat bolt. This , with thu hotter export' ' Inquiry , Is In favor of some Impimumcnt. In pr.cus aTho steady buyliiKiuf thu November option causes eommunl of , < , - | > Ufse. Thu buyers navu In thulr favor wu ; uil ( unsettled wuuthur which would rudncu.rueolpts. Muuntlino they keep up largo enough tc supply all do- mands. May curn"at * about 40 cents Is not high , ' with a lUi.OOJ.o , u crop It may go a litllu lowsr. If It docs It hlicmUl bo pnrcliiisjij . .on the dccllnu. Oats from thu opening utilU , the cloiu were wuak. The Hiiuill and llsht { crop In this curuat appunr to have 1/ccn / moro tliun an ticipated , 1'rovlslons opened utro'jg on lliu lighter ho , ; receipts , On tbu luivanco thuro worn free otforluis which were not taken. Whlla wu believe in blch prices for bos prod ucts , wo think It Is uarly In thu season to have our high prices. The packing season has not 3ut comtncnecd. I'rliuo says ; "Tho corn urop of IMF. Is made , Conditions existing to-dav are similar to these noted at this tlmu lust year. Hard frost * and dry weather prevail , Itavaiies by liiitcls In KOIIIQ suction : ! . Winter wheat suudlng U at a stand still , O'irly sown making no L-rwth. Cluar- anecs-Wheat , S.0lb ; Hour , 10,100 bbls ; ll.UJO sucks. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bTOUIvS AND .Much Mrrngtli I ) ri-lnpcil in Krcurltlci I Inn MS -iterilaj''it lt-allni ; < . NEW YOIIK , Oct. 15. Thu stock market during today's short bcfalon was character ized by btrt'iuth , notwithstanding some talk about thu probable closer worklntof the iiioiioy markut for a day or two next week as a result or the diminished ban k reserves. The latter was olfript to some extent by tbu knowledge that the treasury payments foi pensions \vl.i bo unaaua'ly heavy. Now I'.n - land 1 led the tUt In point ot activity , with ChlcAco ( lii , a close jtccoiid. Tha latter was bouaht frcoiy by tiromlnont IIOHJPS ( MI the antioiinceiiiPiit that the mauiiffoinont had docidu.l to advniii-a the rate of dividend ImniiS ton per cent per annum. Tlio ioek NHO ton * , iho lilcbest price vor attained , DlUIIIcts was also trikon by loaulni llrina. and noartho clo o tlio stock Jumped toniu on ruinots thai thu bull pool intended to ns nmo mniu nscrcsslvo operations next week. It Is reported thatoastcrn uipltnli t have bought Into Tlie properly recently nun r.idltil changes in the manner of conducting the ulTalr * of the company uro nnticlpatcd. Amoiu the other Industrial * National Cordnco : ind AmcrliMii Tobacco were stronc , whllu Ucnnral I'.loetrle , after opiMiltiit ' 4 per cent hlnhor. drchntvl apoUit tin rumors of u strike , which Wit subsomionlly tlonli-d. West- crt I nlon was uctlvu throughout and it'achcd par , Iliiyliu was b.ised ( in llio belief Hut at the special tncctlng called for October- slock dividend of JO per cent would bo de clared. The rcnort that tlio Wcslein I'nlon purchased the Postal Telegraph company was contradicted In empli.UlJ u-rin . Now Kiulaml rose from 4I' { to 4.Vi nud ciosuil wlth'n ' a fr.ie- ton : of thu huliest. despltu thu fontlnucd denials by Insiders that u deal UTn pnuress. The tlraturcM ami a few now lines closed qulot and linn , but thu Gould and suutliwestcrn shares gcner.illy wcro In butter requust , The nnlhraelto c-ialoM were sto-idy. Nothing dellnlto was learned today of the aliened suit for Iho appDliitnienl of u receiver for the I/ohlRh ViillovTill'it Is understoo I. Is another ohnso In the elforu to disrupt the combination. As tlio bank statc- intmtshowrd a smaller loss In surplus tcscrvo than wns oiuccted. the ilcmund for stocks continued well up to the close and the market left cir strong in tone , comp iroil with Friday' * closing , the prominent stocks showing gains of unyivlipro from 'stol'j percent. Thu following aiu thu e.oslm : limitations f 't- the lending stocks on the Now ' \ oru Stock ex cliiuuo tndayi Atchlvm " .I t.Mirli'tiK , v i > . put. Aihim : * Kxpresi . . . . US North Amcilcnnro. Alton. T. II Northern I'nelilc . . . do iirc-ferrcM 150 Oo | ini Anierlc-.iu lCxpros. . i ; . 1' . DLMI. \ tiulf . . Hidllniore A Ohio. . . ti ; _ . . . . . . . . , ll.Sh , Cnniuln 1'aiMllc KYU do pM . \t \ ! K'l N. V. Ventral IIU'1 Cvutrnl t'nelllc W IN. V. .VS. Kim . . . . Cho . A. Ohio SlVOnlnrli ( | > A : West ChlClIKO Alt.-ltl 112 K'rex ' iu Imp ( "hi. llnr. \ ( 'iilncy. . ll ) S Orenou Xnv Clilcnuo ( inn Wi. | ( S- . I , . A II. N Cousolhhitcil ( Ins. . . I'ncINo Mnll C. C. I * . A ; St. 1 , Ill I'eorlu Pec. , V K > . . . IS'l Colo. Coal A Iron. . . IW Cotton Oil Ccrtirn. . 41 I'lillmnn 1'amcu. . . . SiK Del. lliiiloii 41M.1' ' llpnillin : I ) . 1 * A. W l.M Itleliiiiiinil Tur ( - ? . II. It. MJ.pM Sitdo \ pfil I.I I ) . A ' . ' . K ( .o ( II llio ( irntiiU West. . . KnUTimn < 1 | do pfil Ml Krlo , Hock l lnnil Si'f do pfil . 1 , . .vs. K i " 1'orl Wnyno l.VI , M. Paul 71'VS ' ( itent NorUumipfil. IIU do plil . K.UU C. , V 1 ! . 111. plil. . . . . . .is St. I'milA. Umiili ! ! . . MH Hooking Valley vu ilo pfil . 1Mb ols Central WXiSouthern I'aclilc . . . : J7iu M. I'liiilAclmintli. . 45'SlSiiKir : Itellin'ry . IW'M ' Kan. .VTov.pfil ' Tt nn. Cicil .V Iron. . " ' l.nkn Krlo A. West. . . Sl4 To.xus I'ncltlc. do pfil 7U , T. & U. ( en. pld I ukobhore. . r < : l I'lilon I'atlh- I.einrirust 41i'lt'.S. Kxprcm I.onls. A. .Nusli ' . " 51W. ! M. I , . M' Louis A Now Al'lir. iliMi do pfil ai .ManhnttnuCoii. . . . : UM i Wells l-'areo i\p. . . in Mumpldj AC : W Western Union . . . Michigan ( V.itral. . 1U7 . .Wliuellnc\ ; l < . K. . . . MlBsourl Pncltlc. . H2S1 ' ! < > nfil . .Mobile .V Ohio : iJ'M. ' A. St. I , . IS NnslivllleChidt. | l ) . A 11. 0 17 INntloimt Corilwe. l.'li'j tHen. Ulce II , nio plil 117-4 ! Xiitltinnl I.lnseeil. . . lit t.N..I. Cent ml 11X11(1 The total sales of stocks today were 1 IC.OM , including Krlo. 2.00J ; Louisville .t Nashville. 8.510 ; Now Kuglaiid , III.OJJ , Heading , 1.1,100 : Western Union , 0,1)00. ) London Financial Itrvlew. [ Copyrtshti > il IBJJ by Jami > s ( lonlcm HeimMt. ] LONDONOct. . 13. [ Now Vork lloralil Cable- Special to Tin : HKI : . ] - Business ut. the Stock exchange today has boon quite uetlvo for bat- iinliiy. The continued wiibdrawiil of pold from iho bank caused consols tot'lvo way 'od for the monny accinint. Indian stnrlliu and rupee paper Improved > [ il. Amer ican railways ut the close were good , ihoush prices us regards clumccs show some iriiuul-irliv. a small decline bolug niaike : ) In Atcblson , Chicago & Milwaukee. I'rle , Louls- vlllo & Nabhvllli1 , Northern I'lielfle prefer ence und I'bllailolphla .t Heading whllo hoverul otl.ors are fricllon- ully hotter. Canadian lines Imvo been neg lected as regards foreign r.ilhvays. Ar- ccnllnu descriptions have lii-en lurjoly dealt In and uualn shown cimsldurabio llrmness. Miscellaneous securities have been Inaetlvo without special feature. Mining shares mot \vlUi sumo attention und cln o generally llrm. There li'isbconn very qiiletdcniaiid fornionoy Short loans have been easily obtained ut ' , _ nor cout. The rtlsecnint market has been llrinor. two und three month : } ' bills beln- ; quoted at 1'i to l5 ! percent. Now Yorlc Jlnnry .Market. NKW YOIIK. Oct. 13. MONKV ON OAr.i , Kasy at .1Q per cent ; last lo.in , 5 per cent ; closed oll'orcd ut 5 per co-it , I'IIIMI : MKMCANm. : : I'Apnu .IQfl per cent. i-TBIti.i.Mi KXCIIANOI : Qnlot at * l.84i ! for Hlxty-day bills und Sl.Sii f jr doiuund. The closing itiola.tlous | on bonds : ll'a. Is rec . . . . . . . .Mutunl Union 1:9. : . . . IT. S. IH eoun llOi X. .1. C. Int. Cert. . . . U. S. 4 slOB North. I'aclilc Ists. . I'ncltlclisut ' 'Jj ' .North. I'aollle-Jiuli. . l.iilil'liini st'iioil la IX.V. . ConnolH . Missouri tis X.r. . Con. Hop. TJH 'I'etiti. now pet KB. . . . 101) St. 1 , . , ' . I. .M.en. ; : > H t-'J lenu.nuw H3l6s. . . UO i-t. U , VS V ( ; cn. M , 1011 Tumi , new rcUs. . . M. Paul CoiibOlH . . . U * CannilnSii. Jnai IU1 M. I' . C. i I' . Ihts. . . 118 Contnil I'ncltlc IstH. Tex. I'.I , . li.Tr.Hcts 81 I ) . , V It. O.lBtu Tox.r.ll. ( S. Tr. Ucts ,1li ! ! I ) . A ; II , ( ! . tt HI Union i'ncllli : Isls. . lt ; 'lj Krlu giuls 107 West Shore . M. K. &T. ( ion. ti. . 107S3 H , U. & W . .M. K.fiT. < ! un. is. . 47H bill lioAton stuck onoiatlnns. HOSTON , Mass. . Oct. 1. ) . The following are the olosing stock quotations : Atoll. A Top ! V. ! } I'll till pa Huston \ Albnny. . . 20IH , KrniiUllu do Miilnu 12 C. I ! , , 'i y III ) FltclitiurK It. H snntu To Copper. . . . 10 I.lttlo liock Ic Kt. H. Tninarnck . Mntis. Cviitrti ) . , . . . . lAnnUton I. nml Co. Mex On. com lloMori LnndCo . . . X. V. A X. Kniihiiiil. West Hurt l.nnd Co , 17 OhlCnluny Ib'J llvll Toleplionu. . . . SOS'S WIs. Cen. com Ifi5 < i1nniioii Moro 5. . . . Hi Alloucv. M. Co.new ( ) Ml Wider 1'oiver . 2 Alliiullc 10 > ( ( ' . M . 2U Huston fc .Mont ! | \V. K. H . ni ( 'alumt't A. Ht'C-la. . . SlH ) III. \ II. C . niUK San I'l-iinclhco .Milling Oiuitiitloii" . SAN 1'uAScisco. Oal. . Oct. IS. The olllclal closlus quotations for mining stocks today were as follown : Alta , 35 Mount Diablo KHJ linlwer a-1 Nnvajo 10 liuit Sllelcher SUU Opblr 'fill Hoitl'jCon il'i I'utotl lu.'i Chollor W MIVHKO 11.1 Con. Cal. \ Va . ' 17.1 Sio.Tiv Novnila . . . . , ) Crown I'olnt ] .l ) Cnlgii Con 140 Kurvkn Con ZW lltiih ; u t.'ouhl & Curry I'M Vellow Jacket 1,15 Huh ) \ Xorcross. . . . HJJ .v. y 1.1 Muiloin ] ( ! 3 II. 1 IU Mono 5 IN. n. i .New York Alining OnotatliiiiH. Nnw VOIIK , Oct. IX The following are Iho g minim ; quotations : tholiir . ! U llinr.rlu auy Cronn I'olnt . . . . ID riymunth M Con. Cnl. .V Va . S73 l < r u Nuvnila Ifcu Dvmlnouil . IBS Mnnilnril j-ju Uoulil Is. Curry . 1'5 Vullow Jni'kcl li IhllM.N. Xorcros ; - I''J Iron Sllvor hi' ) IIUJ yulck silver , : wo Me I leu l 170 do prelerruil 1HJO .North blur . CM llnlHur. Ki uiki'il , l-'lnanel il Nolca , OMAHA. Oct. I.I. Ulourancos , flOI7l7V , ( , Nnw OHI.KA.NH , Lu. , Ojt 15. Clearings I'Aius , Oct. 1.1. Tbroa per cent rentes , OOf 17ie ! for thu account. IlAt.TiMoiiB. M < 1 > . Oct. 11. Oloailnss. K.708.- 152 ; balance ? , KiO.lKi. Kate , U per cunt. MuMi'ins , Tenn. . Oct. 15. Sow York o.v- cbungo selling ul il.W , Cloarln.ii iill,4ID : ; bul- unccHfX',141 , LOSIION , Oct. 1.1. Amount of bullion wlth- driiwn finni the Dunk of ICngluud on buluncea ted H y , i'-.MI.OOO. ST. LOUIH. Ma , Oct. 1,1. Clearings , fll.74o- OU ; balances , Jfit,0'VI. Miiuuv quiet ut 027 pur cont. KxoliuiiKoon Now York pur. New YOIIK , Oct. 1.1. Clearings , IIIUI.OSO.IiO.I ; bulunt-cs , SO.lnO.7WL I'or the ueoU ( llvo iluys ) , clourliiEs , jaT..WJ.O ? ' ; biilunccs , JI,7l8,4ii ; , I'nii.Aiii-i.riiiA , I'u. Out , 13. Olourlnsn. Jin- 8'M.OUO ; bilnnecH , Jl.bsS.nT'.i. Tor tbo week , clearings , J78.0.nl22 ; bulnncun , JK',017,001. ' Money , 4 per cont. ClllCAdO , 111. , Oct. IS. Clearings Jlfl,201,6BO ; for the week flUl17iUU ! ) : u iilnst JtHJ.1,08G ( for the corruspondliiK week last yeur. Now York e.Nchanze so'.d ut 40o discount , Stcrllim EX- ehaiuo dull ; Hlxty-duy billa ft.b.1 ; demand fl.Sii'i. Money steady , rales unchanged , 5S 1 per fnui. IIOSTO.V , MUKS. . Oct. I.V ClearliiL-s. i 18,105.- : i7J ; balnncoj. il.7Su'.5Ti.-Jlonov. : triH'pi . KxclmtiKO on Now York. fiSl'iii per cu count ji'br 41,000. I'or tbo vcuki ( Jleiulnus , ilOI.U30.4rJ | nuliincei. fa,7.0IUI. | i'or eorron- poiidl'i.1 weak last year : Uloarliigs , S1UO.WI- r.'l ; balances10Wi7It ) . J < IVi ; &TOOK .MAHKIiTH. Heavy Ilrcelpta ol Catlln anil Ilea _ rind Nlroni ; Demand anil Steady 1'rlct-g , OMAHA. Oct. 15. Kucolpts of nil kinds have been fulrly liberal iho put > t week. Tlio fol- lowlir ; tiiulu slvus nn Idea of bow supplies compare with lust wuoic und n your UKO. Cattle , HO-H. Sheep. Hecelpts this week 81.77.5 SIXii -J.VII Hcculpts previous week. . 21'M 84 , ll r > , ' .4l Hair.o week lni.1 year II.IM Hecolpts pint 15 diiys. . . . 48uSi Siiuvs K.7U.1 b'ume ,5d vs liibtyeur . I JU' 7 4S.GIO Compared with last year thuro bus boeu un lnere > a < > ese far thlininntli comnarol with the llrst Imlf of Oi-tobcr , is.il , of U.i-in cattle ami in.o 0 bojs nnd I. dc roa o of nbnnl liJ ] sheep , In ceniT.il there have been no radical chinc3 In the cattle tnarRct the pnit week. \VHlitho silpplj of good to eliolcobeof nicer * ron < ldcra\ly ) short of the ilomiiml , prices have ru'.od strong on these cr.ulr . nnd thu top price * nf tbo year have been palil fur poo.l I'liitic. On the otbor hand Iho olTrr- ini ? of cominon nnd Inferior c-ittlo Imvo been exctsMvo nnd whllo lirlros ll-ivo not i-uotnbly ileellned iho tr ilo has boon dull nud iinsutUfaf tnrv , This ha * boon particu larly trim of the "eotwIMiin I bptwci-n" i-ul- tic c.-illlu not Rood ( Miouxli for beef an I too Rood for fooilor * . In biitcherV tock and can- tiers the rantfu of prices has been inuub the saino ns n week nun with thu fooling decidedly weal ; on all but the best llcshy stock , Thn toctlcr trudo contlnnrs lively cnoucli nud prlcoi have been well iniilntnlnon on nny- thliii : with tlm proper weight , llesh ami ( iniil- Ity. Tbo vards have boon Illled to ovt-rllow- lus with inulurwolslit , trashy stillT , which In the present condition of pnslitiauo Is well nleb un : u-iblu oven ut e.Ntioino y io\v prices. The xvook rlosi'il with u vni-y niodcr.Uo sup ply , tbu iilallt | v lielnx about up to the uvur- ace that ! < fair to poor on ull but about hall u ( Wen loads. On coed sinew the triHio wns br.sk ami prloos rule i stronj- omo VIMJpoo.l corn fed steers , woluhliu VH < Ibt. . sold for il.S.i , and u ( uiir-load bunch of oboli'o Mnn1 mm L-ra ! < s cattle tb it iiveru'-'od 1,1 ; ' ? HIM. lirouKlltirl.lii , llio lilKluvit piliv paid fur irasse.ittlo bore In n month. On tlio me * ( Hum and common stun the business lacked suiit ) and llfo. but prices In iionor.il were not nnotnbiy olruued and n fair clearance was llnnlly onYctod. llut.liiM-stulV null dinner * bronsht stonily prlcos all around. Tbu riuo was from fl.fu to Ji.H. % , tin- bulk ut fromJ'.Ci'l ' tofil.i. Hulls CMMI und slacs worn llrm at from ll.ii : to t'.MM. veal calves were steady ut from f 1.00 lo JI. . " > J ; ccininon slulV nnd yonrllngi very dull ut from U as t o i-i. .1,1. The lraili < In stockers uud fooilot wns a trlllo dull with prices ubnultho Damons on 1'rlday. Koprescntiitlve satost si 1:1:11 : $ . No. Av , 1'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. lit MIX ) $ .1 M COWA COWAi 1070 I nn i i..ioro 1 7,1 li.il i j.'i .IOIJ I M Si. . Ml ) 1 7i 7.10 ] i'-i MS I M U. . MI : 17,1 li : s i . ' . > o I-4'.1 8.1. . Mil i7 ; ' 1 : w 1 81 81. . U.17 i r.i GSVI ( 1 M IHH ) 1 l.l ! 12. . I ( .0 81 . Sis 1 IO Hi Ul i 7. It 17 t iii . . Kll un .1. . ir.s 1 8.1 17 ftS.1 i 01 18. II''O ID ) 2(1. ( , 1 M 17III. . . S.I I 1 ( iO 10. . bi.1 111) ) S. . SPI i : ti U. S.H i M II . .1 _ ' (111 ( 1..I120 1 40 i . fu I 07 > i IMS ) 8 8.1 1. . Ill ) 1 W 4.1. . I SI 1 lit'i 1)0 ) ! 883 1..10IJ ' . ! . . 810 1 70 5. . 411 > 1 13 a. . r.-3 t 3. . 033 883 OAI.VKS. I. . ire , 1 .13 4. . 8.17 8 2.1 12. 1111. 4S.1 12.li. r > . 1 80 4(1. ( . IITJ 211) ) li. is ; ; 4 2.1 i. . 80J 10. . 1107 2 M 1. 8.'U l.'i ) 8 UJ 1. . IU I ) 00 llll 4 Ml T ; ; Mil 8 OJ 0. IISI II ( K ) 1SS I Ml II. . 4it : 8 UJ II ft'J KU 1.1) 571 8 10 . 1S-S 4 00 1WI.I.S. TS3 1 00 71,0 1 f3 ! 1 H.I .117) 1 00 I 7.1 .1817 1 10 1:1111 : ; t-J . 14.11 1 11.1 1 4) ) 127J JO . r.Nu 2 ( I'l 1 fiO 1100 1 1170 1 M HTOCKlillS AND rismimis. 1. . 740 1 8.1 10. . ( iJ 2 u 21. nin 2 51 , r > 5.- > 8 0) ) 10. . 70s 2 20 40. 'Mi 2 ( , .1 , 4SI s oo in. , nui 2 21 1..1U70 8 7.1 8 10 17. . S7U 2 III .Mlt.Klill.S AND SrlllNnilltS. 1 springer J1S CO 1 cow und calf.$20 00 80 (0 1 cow and calf. . 2.1 ( K ) 1 sprliuor 21 01 1 cow and calf. . III O'l ' 1 milker 8200 I cnw and c.ilf. . III UJ 1 ml.kur 18 OJ 1 cow and calf. . OJ WVOMINd CATM.U. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. I'l cows. . . DS.1 Jl SI 8 cows. . . . ! U1 $1 SO II CO .VS. . . K''l 1 ,1J ft cows. . . . IU4 8 11 lltS 2 1.1 Til cows. . . . ! ) > 2 22.1 8 cows II cows. . . . lOx'li 1 Mr. tls. . 1170 ft feeders .11 0 21 fcodors Ilii2 : 2 75 U steers. . . 11)71 ) II (0 1.1 steers. . 11.10 : i ss 1 steer. . . 1IG' ) 11.40 1 bleer. . . tli7J a 40 8 MCCIS . .IIIO II 4J 1 bull . .1110 1 fi.1 12 cows. . . . M7s 8 1.1 bulls I5JS 1 .10 ! ! ! CIHVS. . . . Ui.lil 22.1 1 cow H M 1 23 US cows. . . . IT. ' ) 8 1.1 1 cow nil ) t .u 4 cows. . . . l 7.1 1 1)0 ) U ) rood is..ll-'J 2 ! IJ US feeders I1JS 8 43 OJ feed e rs . . 18'J 2 IH ) MONTANA CATTbC. 17 COWS. . . 07J 1 . " 0 05 cows. . .1081 310 . . 11.10 1 4' ) fi cows. . .I Olio 1 40 Kl cows. . . .HIM ! 2 Si 1 Btccr. . .IISJ 4 7.1 1 steer. . . .UUO a CO 1 steer. . a uo 78 s-teers. . .14 7 1 JO ( . -OI.OIIADO CATTI.li. .10JO 1 SO 1'j footers. .1033 2 13 lions The ho market baa been dee dudly iinsuttlod niul nervous all wee > , a iboiuli Iliielnatlons have buun Infreiiieiit | nnd within i comparatively nurrow ramro. The shlp- ilnt ; demand kuups up fciurprlnln-'ly well , and here does not ajipoar to bo any 1ml- : - atlon ot a decreased liujulry from the resh moat diHilors , nur Is there my jircspiii-t of lucro.ised rccolnts. Still llio 'cullnv ; is htraliied and there Is a lenoral , iollof that j-ouner or later llio uinrkut will Klvo wuy uiiilor thopDiiiidlii iilvcn It dally by packers. Llubt and butcher wolulit IIOSH cou- llnnu lo htivu the cull over liuuvy and inl.xed stnIT , but llio Hpreud la not veiy urnat. The froiNh siiuinv was much iho aaino as on .ast yutiiriliiy both In nu intlly nnd quality. With a icduccd bblpplim demand anil u fair supply In sljjhliloaleru were not luoklni ; for u i-eiy htronc inurknt nnd tbo sharp iiiitnin In irli-es was In llio nuturo of n surprKo. The early market wasfto to Uo libber than 1'rld.iy mid with acllvo buying and favorable uaslorn advices tbo feollm : improved and the oloso was a blu ICe blwlier with evui-ytbliis sold. l-'nlr topood liotfsof ull wolshts sold mostly it i.18.1 tn ! .r > . : i.1 with uood to choice butcher mil heavy stun" , especially toivaid liie close , itl.'i.HT aim $1.40. Ono common load .sold early at it.VJ-J'i. It was a KOOI ! lively inaruet rum start to llnUli und the cln'-o was ut the blab noliil. Sales wcio Inriroly itt from f.r.2.1 to J.'i.aiiiculnst J.I.-'O to i 1.8,1 1'rlilny nnd J.1.20 to * .1. .1 last Snlitrdny. The iionoral avor- a-n'o of prices mild was W.aO'j against K > .21 l-'i-l- iav uiid i.rai'i"la3i , tiatnrd'ayV liepiesenta- live sales : No. Av. Sb. I'r. No. Av. Sli. I'r. i | ' m M oo 03. . . , . .2.V. IliU ft : to T' . ! SIIJ ft 00 If ! . . . . .8(17 ( 840 ft : n ft JO f , ) . . . , . . ' . ' 111 84 J fi : ; o > I ) IRJ n 2s < } 87. . . . . .8.1S 180M ft JO IS ) ft 8.1 71 . . . . .SIS M ) ft ao Jill ) S 8.1 UJ . . . . .813 18J ftilO 10' ) ft S. > C3 . . , . .2'7 Hi1) ft : w .841 8JO ft 8.r > Ml. . . . . .810 18J ft ao 10) ) ft 8.1 V ' ' , . .S.TI 12) . . .847 210 ft 2.1 07' . . ! . . .817 12J . . IT. " . ) fi 8.1 fO . . . . .211.1 H3 . . .8.10 : IM ft 83 fill. . . . . .a li S ) r. : n . . .8.1:1 : so ft 8.1 hi. . , 4'J ft 113 . . .2)1 18- ) ? > 83 ( Hi . , 205 ft 113 . . .220 . ' 87'i 711 . , tJ ) .1 in 'M ' . . . . 211 2CI ) ft 87" Ill . , ft in J . . . .81.1 1IW S 87' ' , 71 . . . S4H 1VO ft in 411 1112 180 ft 87' ' , 77 8.11 800 n in 218 810 ft Ik ) 52 IIOII IIU ft : r , S . . . . .85(1 ( 8J ft 33 K' 801 180 r. in I' ) 817 H ) ft DO ft'J ' 81,1 b ) ft in Y ! . . . .SGI ! M ) fill ) ft'J 8G.1 1M ) fiW.s OS . . .881 ISO ft IiO G.I . . . . SKI RJ ft 117 ' /a ; s 8.V ) sue r > in- ns s.is ft 40 il SM )2U ) ft ID 7ii 2J4 K ) ft 10 UJ S4'l 40' ) ft II ) ( 8.11 40 ft 40 : i7 . . . 8.17 180 SIM 111 , . . .8.1S 40 ft 40 VJ . . . .84.1 8J ft II ) 7 ! ) 01 b ) ft 40 [ ,3 8b7 803 ft HO 77 till 40 ft 40 PHIS AM ) 11OUIIII. U 101 4 UJ 4 127 40 42.1 SiiBiii1 Tlio market was burn of shcop to day. Local hoiibcs are ull wiiiitlnu Kood mill ions und prlcen uro nomlnully llrm. lalr to ( rood natives. W..10' < J4.M ; fair to uood wnt.1- ( -riiu , } il.2Vf l.2.1oiniiioii ; and Mouk sheep fj 21 2.1 ; good to choice 40 to UJ-lb. la nibs. $1.0. ® 47.1. ; ItccolpU mill Iliiosltlon | ol Ktock. Olllclal receipts and disposition of stock as Khown by tbo books of the Union Block Yurds company for tbu twenty-four hoiir > ending ul ft o'clock p. m. , October 1.1. 1BJ2. ( 'hlcai , I. Un Stock .Market , OIIIOACO , III. , ( Jet , 15. IHpecul Telcram to THIS HKB.l-Of lliu a. MO catllo received todny 8.000 wuioToxana. Tbo demand , though mim ! ) , oxbiiii > , ted tbu suiiply und at steady prices , natives were quoleii ut from fi.uo lo M.7 , Irom itl.M to (1.25 nnd Toxunn ut Theru WUB u limited duumnd for ) IOIH ; at 11.75 for poor to cholco ll-ht and nt from ? 1W to ' { 1.73 for heiivv und iiiedluni wouhlii. Tliero wus un advance of from fto to lOc per luO Its , the Krcator part of tbu lO.uuo boia on Hiilo cluing- Ini ! nt from . 'JJ to U&0. fcheeii wt-io llrm ul I'rHlay iiiotatloiiK | , sales inrxkinj on n basis of from J.XCO lo } .VO ) for pivii to ehoico sbcop nnd from } ; i.M to f\8. * > foi lat' lit. Uocolpts ! Cattle. a.SOO ! IIORS , 0C I sheep , 1.0 W. The I'vcnlnc .lournnl reports ! t'ATTMItecclpli ! , a.lKi hniult slrumcntv 1..130 bead ! niarkrt slcmlv : beat unlive * , .vrxKftVfOi oilier * . } J.S.l I.WiToxiin9 , J-ia WMj cow . fl.ll ( lttS.\ lion' Hccelpl * . S.003 boail ! sbliniicnts- head : tiiarkot U'e bljbrr ! ronch nun ( tnnnion , JI..MKil.\kl ! mlxod nnd puckers , Ji.liMii.43s prlnio liouvv nml butchers' \\oUlil ? , f-V45'ii f.iOi llflbt. l.in\50 StiKi-f liecolnts. 1,001 lio.id ; nmrket closed btuady : , ill sold , KitiKiis City l.lvo Mock Market. KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Oct. i\-rATTi.-u . pplpts. 7i : us shimtiouN , 4,30) . Oooil cuttle too higher ; others woiki stocra , IS.'J.Viltl.SOj Texas nml IndlAiis , } | .7.19il5i stockora nnil fcedors , } ' -.0.1Wi4' . lloils'ltceulpts. C.V ( > 0 ; shipment * , ; iUO. Tlm inni-kvt was uctlvo and oo hl lieri ull Krades , SI 7.Vt1 , ; linlk , ! .1 SUA-MH SiiKi-.i'-ltocoipls. I.OMi shlpinetil' , 40J. Tha market was quiet nnd weak ; muttons , il.7.1il ( 4.00s lambs , Sl. ; > j. St. I.nun l.lvo Slock .Mnrlipt. ST. Lori . Mi > . , Out. P. fArti.K Ueoolpts. I.IKHIi shlpiiieut ! " . ( KK ) ; market to.'idyt niitlVA steers , J.I i'uOVUJ ! Tox.is ami IndlniiR , JiSOiS a. 8.1. HornHoi'olptji , l.Oiii slilinioiit | < . I.ODOt mnr- kot ftaili'o liUber : liinvy. * vJ.VA.\.Ut u.iokltig. ! \OHtt.l 4.V llcbl.r.M < . SIIKKI * Hucclplsi. iiiiuo ! sh'piiictits. I.OJOl luurKet strons "t $ l.oo.tl.7 ; > . ARE YOU SUFFERING ? nioM female \VcJillCS5 \ , Calavrli or / . llliciiinatssiii , Chronic , ' 'II Nervous or Private 1)1 ) [ cases , ON Consultation Free. Arknovrlrilucil to \ > f Ihn ino l 111 ! I'lllV.ME. HI.OOII , NEItVOt'S , SKIN AXU Ullt.1- AIIV IIISBAM-.S. ( iitnorrluc i in from ! lii il itnyi. SyphllU Tilllioul Meivnry. AH stnjoj for Hfo. STUU'Tt'iin pcriimnanily curjl. romor.1 com * ph'te , wllliout cuttltu. einill' or ollut itlon. I'urj nllectuiliit homo l > y pitioat : < rllhut momont'i luiln or annoynnco. rnis : , KisTOh.v A.vn IIKITAI. tti.cEita curoi ntthoiitp.dll nr ilelratlon from bnthiu . , UVDItUCKI.i : A.N'O VAUl'XVHI.K poraiin ntl > und anci ea lallr cur vl. Mi the I now niul WEAK MEN ( VITALITY WUAK ) , MailJuobr too closj npplt. ration to tnulm-aa or tu lyi vjrerj iiipalil ntridri urcrlofi SH.XU.M. 15.\l'l3dilW la iiilJJU llfo , if lioni Iho olli'cli of ) outliriil fnlhoi. WKAK MKS AltK VICTIMS TO N'CUVOOS DR. lllI.lTYor KXItAHSTION , WAHTINU WKAKKKRj INVOI.UNTAUV l-OjiSISi with UAItl.V I1KOAV In YOIJNU unit Ml 111)1.AC.iil : : : ; lack or vim , vigor , nml ulronHlh. irl'h sovml urkm : Impnlruil unit wcHkonoiicilpram.ittiruly In upproicliliiitohl n ; } . All ymM roiulllv lo our iu v tro ilinont for lost ot Tltnliiowcr. Call on or ii'Mi-m nltli ntnuip for rlrciilnrs , froa book anil rociMpH. Dr. Scarlcs & Surles , Ilj so\lA1itliuut.r \ ' , , ; ! > at > Next to PostOnico. Y C ) UN G MOCKING Biuns ony ] 53.5O , o 4O6 North 101 h Street Omnlio. Artistic at Low Prices , Stock and Design The Latest and Best. Send us Sl.JJO and we' 1 1 send you 100 cards from a new copper plate. Send us 1O * cts. and yonrprc-.cnt plate ( lo bo held nni ! registered ) anil we'll send you 100 CQ < graved cards.f We pay express charges. METCALF STATIONERY COMPANY , ( Ijito Cohb'i ) Ulirnry Co. ) 136 NVabash Avc. . Chicago. THE SHORTEST LIXE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway , as repre sented on this map. v m3 ° n (5CF.DAR ( RAPIDS Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ed Vestibulecl trains leave Omaha daily at7o5 : p. m. , ar riving at Chicago at 9130 a. m. City Ticket Office , 1501 Far- nam St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gcn'l Agent. l'i-oiji > : ils lor lliiiltv-iy TraiiHl'ur ut Yanlitoii Siiutli Dakoln , Healed proposal * will bo roeulvoil for tbo pnriniso ! ] or rental of a Ir insfor lu.-il , sulla- lili ! for carrying the rillway rolling stouk ot the Yanlitoii. Norfolk & Hmithwostum rull- vvny , Proposals should bo ulussllleil us follows ! 1. I'ropiH.ils to soI iruiiHfur boat. 2. Proposals for taktns itnntr.iet to do ontlro trtinsfor hiislmu ; ! of railway. 'I. I'rimosals ' lor rent tl of iriinsfor bout. lciiiliunicnU { | and specifications can bo ob- lulned fiom the chief engineer , Ynnitton , Norfolk fi. .SoutliWL-siorn r.illwuy , Yunkton , All bids should bo addressed lo : Tbo Sociutnry , Yunkton , Norfolk & .Southwestern Hallway. Yiiiikton , H. 1) . Tbo board of director ! icservts tlio rlubtt reject uny n nil nil bids , UTriillM riH fill' < JU AllTKUM ASTEIl'rf OI-'KIOK. \J Oiniiha , Nub. , Ot-lobur 1''ih , IH'JHuiluil proposals will bo lecolved beio until So'cloulc p. in. , Novombur I''tb , l.v.is , and then opunud , for Ibui-oiiHtriii-ilon of tbo fullowln bulld- InKMUt l-'ort MoKlnnuv. Wyo. i Ono hut nun- roinmlHsloiii'd Ht.jlt olllcois iiiurtuM | und ad iJlttou touiianl liijiuo. Thu rlKht IH reserved to rojocta ly or ull bids. All Jiiforinutlon fur- nlhbud on application bore , into rust Qnar" turiiiiihti'r , 1'ort MeKlnnoy , Wyo. Knvolopos ( . - ontuliilnprripoiulH to bu marked "J'lOpoviiU for Coustruutloii ut I'ort Mi-Klnney. Wyo. , " nnd addies ed toV.M. . II , III'lillKH , Llonlen- ant C'nloiiel nud Iliiputy ( jiiurloriiiublur Lion- oral , U , ir. A. , Chief ( jiiarluriuubtur , OIM4tn7-R. f MllKV i V Om.ilia , Neb , . October , li. In'.1. ! Sealed pro- posuls will bu reeolvi.'U hero until ! i o'aloutc p. in. , Novembur r. , ISK. . and I bun opened , for itio cloiinlng out und dt-openliiK luu pruuuiiL biihln ur reserve r ID water xystuni nt Kurt Nlobrara , Nub. Tlio rlflil Is reserved to reject uny or nil hldH. Ail Infi/nimtU n fiirnUbed on application to post iinuitnuasiur , ToitNlo- bi-nr.i. Neb DnvelnjiPs contulnlir. pioiioaiila In bu marked " ' for "I'ropusulH uluanlng rusor- or ! ut Fort NioLrara. Nub" nntl uddrchsoil lo Win , II , llujhes. Id iituiiunt colonul uud ( lunutylunrturmuDturiiiiin'ral , U.S. A. , chlot ( juurtc-rinnstur , CtllTAIN ADViitllStjlKNTa : : 1'ltOM T1I1UK 11IVA1Jbl frir ILj | , Uai > oca > l title. i lit Ilr.NVII.MIV lll .iil. : I'ruf. of Mrdlrlaci nt Unltc ll > Vollcut , . Luadvii , Aultiur of < li Nfud rd . 'lladJI. . , ! . ! * , r'l lrru | > iullrN. * ' wlo att Hafly vrlCvMtiw ffll'itvftj f-rtmi tbaciicful tntlf. 6 < o ( I'n't. AITHKLU auilollwrt J nmnitUtlvl Ilikl Hetttt. 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