Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : $ J2INESDAY , OCTOBER 18 , 1893.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Speculation Yesterday Was Chiefly on Local
Account and Limited.
FLUCTUATIONS WERE FREQUENT LATE
rrorlomi * Avorngctl W nl < nnil Oloicil with
IJeLllliP III ttin .Innniirjr Option * ,
wltli 1'nrli the Mnk-
c t I'riiilni t. '
CUJCAOO , Oct. 17. It was a choppy dny In
the wheat pit. Speculation was chiefly on
local account mid the nmrkct changed from
Tfeak to strong more than once , but left off
weak nt 3 c iiecllno for December nm\ from
Jfi ) to ? tfc decline for May. Charters for
810,000 bu. of corn gave that nuirkot a flnn
tone iiml It closed n shade lilphtr thnn on the
dny before. Provisions averaged weak and
closed with declines of from lOc to We In the
January options , with pork the weakest
product.
Wheat , nt the opening , \\ai about the
same ns yesterday's closing , and Bold off
from } { a to % c , advanced about % o , then
declined < ! ( fo , became stroiiRor , and with
only alight lluctuatlons advanced from Jfc
to Xct eased off J c , ana closed within } { a
6t the bottom. Kiirly English cables were
sUrniiKcr , and this had a strcnifthvnlnff
effect , but operators Boomed to lack con
fidence , and with fnlr offerings the mantel
lost part on the early advance , lucre was
apparently good Investment buying for May
delivery , winch resulted in the widening
out a trJllu In the premium for De
cember. Ono of the chlof elements of
uncertainty was tlio silver situation In
the scnato. Tlicro was pretty fair realizing
in the late decline. T-.ato cables , especially
tlic continentals , Avcro reported weak , ex
cept Hcrlln , which was quoted higher. The
late Liverpool market through private
source ! * uns reported castor. Eastern
European shipments for the week were
larger und the English visible supply was
reported as showing an increase of 8513,000
bu.
bu.Corn
Corn opened rather , lower , but a little
pressure- soil c.iuaud a decline of fromtijfc
to 9fif. Durlnir the latter Dart of the session
the feeling was steadier and prices ralllcu
from ? ifo to } o on the r-ravalence of n good
shipping demand , and the market in a gen
eral way closed rather firm , Uuslness was
only fair.
There was good covering by shorts In the
oats crowd and buying on Now York orders.
JV firmer feeling prevailed , prices advancing
from i c to ) c for May and from } { o to j/o
on the near futures , but May receded % o
from the top. The receipts were less than
anticipated.
Provisions were neglected. Packers were
apparently disinclined to do moro than hold
the market suniclently to prevent any of the
great decline in the cash pits. Prices sagged
off in sympathy with a lOc decline in hogs.
Fluctuations , such an thcro were , resulted
mainly from sympathy with the wheat
market.
The receipts for tomorrow are estimated
at : Wheat , 14ears ! ! ; corn,525cars ; oats,204
cars ; hogs. 24,000 head.
The leading ; futures ranged as follows ;
h quotations were asrfollows :
FI.OUH Unchanged ; spring patents , lOc
IOWIT.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , Cljgcj No. 3 sprln'z ,
COo : No. 2 red , Gl'jc. '
COHN No. 2 , 374c. !
OATS-NO , a. 20c ; No. 2 white , 20@205e ! ;
No. 3 wlillo. 204O } Hc.
IlYK No. 2 , 42c.
HAIII.KV No. a , nominal ; No. 8 , f. o. b. , 800
B7n ; No.l,3Di ! .
FLAX SKKD No. 1 , $1.02.
TIMOTHY SucD-l'rlmo , $3.30.
1'onic Mess per bul. . $ l7.BO18.00j lard ,
per 100 Ibs. , JO.DOa.9.06 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , 8SJ.4MIU.50 ; dry salted hhouldora
juoxod ) . S7.uo&7.20j short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
.
. .
WHISKY Dlstniors , ' finished goods , par gal. ,
SuciAns Unchanged ,
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for todav :
t * .
On the Produces exchange today the butter
market WIIH llriner ; cnmmorios , i3tt2Uc ! ;
dairies , 17@24c. Kggs flrmor , 20@21c.
Now Vorlf Mnrlcm * .
Nnvr YOIIK , Oct. 17. KI.OUII llccoluts , 80,600
plius. , 0,200 bbls , . ; sales , 22,000 pkRB. : murkot
innro active ; winter wliuiit , low Rrndos , (1.75
6l3.2ri ; low extras , I2.20an.70 : fair to fnney ,
J2.aaa3.sp ; city mills. Sa.bOfta.UO ; patents ,
I3.04/13.75 : Minnesota clour , $2.3i2.D5. (
OWN MEAi-J > ull ; yollow. J2.-IOiW.75.
RYE Dull ; westem boatloads , 53JJ55c.
llAHi.nr Dull ; No.2 .Milwaukee , ooausc.
llAiu.KY MAI.T Dull : wfstoin,05S Oc.
WiiEAT-noeolnt.i , 260,300 bu. ; exports , 121-
000bu. ; Bales , 5ii'JO,000 bu. futllloi , 144,000 bu.
bpot. bput nmrkot dull at lu decline ; No. U ,
In store and elevator , OO.'ie ; ulloat. OG'ic ; f. o.
b. , onic ; uiiRradod red. OOiSOSc ; No. 1 north
ern. 004'c ? ; No. I bard , 707so. Options ononod
} < c loHiir. closing ( inlet at } { c not dcclinu ; No.
U roil , Jniiuary , 70 > ( ( il70i c , clnsinc nt 70)/c ;
Jjliiy , 75)a70i4c , eloslnti nt 764u ; Oo.tohor ,
CilKG77 ( c , cIoiliiKiitUUlic ; November closcil
at U7C | December , 08iaoOic.cl ? slng ut
OH lie.
COKN-ltcCPlntR.10GOOObu. ; exports. 113,000
bu. ; HiiIcH , 1)65,000 ) bu. fntiucs. 40.000 bu ,
Bliot. Hpotsdull atUc dccUno ; No. 2 , 47c Iu
oluyatori 47o ullout ; iiiiKnulnd mixed ,
4GK47c. Upttons opened atoady , closlnir
I dull ; Octobor. 40U 4GiJf , closlnu ut
4U , c ; November , 4UJ(240jc ! ( ; ! , cloalnc nt
40Kc ; Decombor. 40JJ4GJ'c , clo < lmr at 4G c :
January , 4CO40UC , closing ut40c ; May , 4BO
4Hfic. cioiliiK at4Hf e.
OATS-ltocolpts. 100,000bu. ; exports,200,000
bu. , biilos , 400,000 bu. futures , 113,000bu. spot.
Spots , moilorutoly iictlvo , Uttliundviuico. Oi -
tlons opened btiuuly , adviiuclnn WconllKlit
otTorliiKs , closliiK bttuidy at l ( < ttta itdvnnco ;
y X"Fr' ! ! SajBSa'i.closliiBat ' aajic ; Novombor.
a3.ye. . . . closing i ' i ut aSSic ; DecombiT , 33K ®
BSUc.clOHltiK ut 33 ct May , a6H30Mc , clos
ing ut SUc ; No. 2 , 33S33Ci ! No. a white , 30
35 u ; No. 2 Chicago. 34c : No. 3 Chicago.
i'wnul er WMt ° ri1' 3'J > i
to
_ IIoV"Sloll''y' ' ' state , common to choice , 10O
Sac ; I'aclllocoufct , Ila23c. )
lliUKs-Kloiuly.
\VooL--Quloi ; domestic fleece , 2028cj
Texas. 104i 17c. *
1'jioyistoNs-Ciit moats , onslor ; pickled bol
lies , llfitiaa ; Pjcklfd ylioulili-rs. 7 4i7 ? 'c
Dlcklcd limns , uxailc. l.aiil , western ntuun 11
closed at flo.20 , noinlnal ; sales , 105 tierces
t (10.07 ; option sales , none ; October , * 1U,10
Novoinlior , t'j.oo ; Jiiiiuiiry , < B.H5,1'ork.sloady
extra IIIPKS , I10.60O10.76.
UUTTEII Qulut ; western dairy , 10ft22c
western croamery.21tt' ' Jc | wustorn factory
1720c ; KlRlns , 2c. ! )
EQOS Stoudy ; wnstern frfsh,2122ic ! ,
TAUXW-yulot ' ; city if3 per pkir , ) , 6'ir
C'orroNSEKU Oir.-Stendy ; crude ,
yellow , 80It40c.
I'KTiioi.euu-ritoady ; Untied closed 70Uc
rcnntylvunlaoll , upot sulos none ; NovomUoi
option , sulos none , closed 70 > iebldi I.luiuoll
, .v _ nono.
c. KOHIN Steady.
Nr.-6teady : 20 < a29Jc. !
in ; domestic ( air to extra , 8
Now Orleans open kettle
oed to cholcu , fl'2K3fic.
HutlAit Kan , ntcudy. prices unchunged.
ialo iionot rrntrlfiiKula , 00 test , 37ic4c ; re
fined , nlrndy ; mould A , 6 0-lGc : confectioners A
b 16-ICf ! rut loaf. 6 > > it& l16c : crukhed ,
6S12& la.lGci powilured , 0 7-lG@3c ; urin-
U iit d. 6 fl.lfia&fici cubes. 6 T-lOaofic.
i'Kl tliox Dnll and woaki Scotch , :
" ' /
'f/Jlfrliiko. 19.60.
IKAIVlKlkldOIIIOkjlC. . 13.30.
'tin rirnil Hlruit * , (20.00 bid.
ll-r.'un/l HollH'BtlC , t3.tlO.
Mlni. < 'upull4 Wlioiit llurkct.
. . . . . . .jii-oug , Oct. 17.-Tlte wlieut pit 5
Inollned lo ba bulnli tlili morulug u9au'
4 llfht ( allluif off Ju tU loc l r c lpt .
ntliutlMm TTRncoolot bofnro 10a. m. , DOCKUIO
of ludtiTeront cablet , a look of Interest In New
York and K noak nnd nervous nmrkot In
Chicago. The count ) of the market vrm
erratic ; opened quiet and strong , unfrcltif ? off
on coiislderftbloolTorlngs and firming In tlio
nbtciU'O of uch. liecember opened nt 6
npalnut & 8 c at yesterday' * clo = io. lo t
latrr , ft ml fold down to 68c , through ilu
rovrriiiR. advanced to &H > { by noon , clo
llnnlly nt 69We , with May rt 05J.C , wllh
greater uprenrt above December. The nciuaml
was Rood for all trrndcn of track n heat except
the very poorest. No. 1 northern sold wo
below Drcunibur with lh bulk of Mili" > at r > 8c ,
A fewchnlco CHM bronchi afiactlon more ,
No. 2 northern sold nt oCQ.&Gltc early. Ur.-
rolpls , 34H cursj MilpmrnlB , HU cars. Track
nhcut closed ni. 60c ; No. 1 northern , & 73 ci
No. 2 norlliorn , TiGc ,
The Hour nuirkot wni Imjirovptl. The de
mand was not good , but buyers show n din-
position to take hold ut the chfiip pilcrs.
ucriiit rntos vrcic&Ci'io lilvciponl , nld | 30c to
London fiom Atlnneiiiiolts per 100 Ibs.
fchlpmtntR , 3i,491 ( t'bN. I'lml piuiint ? . M. lOU
n.8i ) , spcond iiatetitK. f.1.10513.35 ; fancy nnd
expiiit bnKur.s , $100512.00. Thu iloninnd for
fi-cil Is picking up a llttlo this week , llrnii In
bulk , } 'J Ud'JU.'r > ! bhortx , tlO.OOOlU.60. Ship-
mcilts , 1,460 UiiiH.
COTTON .MAIIKIM" .
Hriiry Cell's Aniiiml Itrport un the Crup
Cnndltiini.
Nr.w Ont.KAss , Oct. 17.-Tho jearly cotton
report of Henry Null was given to the press
this afternoon. It predicts a minimum for the
crop of 1803.4 of 7,700,000 b.ilcs. The nnst
crop was such a total falluri'.out'-liloof Texas ,
ho buys , that It sstuns vciy unllUely that
planters mild find It In their power to much
IncmiM ! the acreage , but tliuio Is now a
coiu'oususof ( iiliilin ) that the aciuugti planted
exceeds thatui last vrnr on tin average of
about G pt-r cunt for the whole country. As
the actual growth of hist ymriuxi'luslvo of old
cotton ) was G , 150 bales , adding G per cent for
acreage would give us ueioo of 0,850 bales
o\cu on n priMlucllon per acre no belter than
luM year.Vhllu thu cinp did not make
tin early or > ory promising Btart , yet
a foAomulo July and August Kiivn
very heavy nultiigu , which from
hot and foiclng weather , with Intervals of
rain , Ims como rapldlv to maturity. The
plant Is not large , but It U so welt fililted that
there Is already moro cotton matured and
open than hiHt year's whole crop amounted to.
Tlicro has boon bonm development , of top
oiops since the September rains , \\hlchniay
trhti u hinall addition If fiost be delayed.
I'rom this , however , out.sulu of Texas nntmuch
need bo expected , as except. In Texas It Is
qutto unusual for t-i'pli'tnhi'r blooms , to mature.
Niw Oitf.iN . Oot. :17.- COTTON Kutures
easy ; sulus , 50UOO Inili's ; October and Novem
ber. 7.0I : Di-cumbor , $ S.05as.07 ( ; Jnnuaiy ,
JH.M51H.16 ; Kebninry. $ H.23@8.2l ; .March ,
$ H.3leH.32 ; April. TH.SO B O ; May , ? 8.47 < iJ
H.4'J. Steady ; middling , H'.c ; low middling ,
7C ! ! good OldInnry , 7'ic : lift receipts , 28,405
bales ; gross receipts , 20,000 bales : otpoits ,
4.GUO bales ; sales , 28,400 hales ; stock , 130,701
UAI.VKSION. Oct. 17. COTTON Firm ; mid
dling , H.'ic ; low middling , 7 3-IGc ; peed ordi
nary , 7Jc ! : not receipts 7,300 bales ; cross ro-
coljiN. 3,700 hales ; sales , 2,513 bales ; stock ,
110,800 Imles.
Ci.vciN.vATf , Oct. 17. COTTON Quiet , firm ;
middling , BXC :
ST. l.oui.-i. Oct. 17. 1'rost damage reports
from the .south put up the cotton nmrkot early
today , but later It declined largely on heavy
receipts. i-aloK , 1,072 bales ; ordlnury , 7c ; irood
ordinary , 1'Ai : ; low middling. 7'ic ; middling ,
BJc ! ; good middling , 8c ; middling fair , 8te ;
tinges , ? ; c , and stained ? c below white.
Omuliii 1'roiluco Murkcl.
UUTTEII The Munition In the butter market
does not show much change , and quotations
remain practically unchanged. Fancy cream
ery , 285130'c ; peed creamery , 25c ; fitlr cream
ery , 2324c ; choice to fancy country , 23S2Sc ;
'fair to gnod country , 18@20e ; packing stock ,
fresh. 10f(4l7c. (
Kims While there are plenty of eggs to bo
bad on tbo market at lOe , some strictly fresh
ogcs are going to the more particular trade at
20c.
I.tvi : I'nur.TRY Chickens and old hens are
selling at about tbo s'imo price , mostly nt7c ,
but old fouls are slow. The packers were
only offering GJJc for chickens or hens. Old
loostors , ! ) ® 4c ; geese and ducks , 8S9c ; tur-
VcAi There are quite a good manyveal
calves arriving. Choice small Iind fat voals ,
GQG'ic ; thin or heavy , 45u.
UAMI : There Is considerable game coming
but tlm demand Is poor. Not only Is that the
case here , but every other market appears to
be In the sumo Ox. A year ago Omaha , dealers
fold prairie chickens at 15 , and Itvas easier
to got that price than half the money at tbo
present lime. 1'raliluchickens , $2.50 ; mallnrd
ducks and redheads aru slow at 32.0032.50 ;
toul ducks , $1.25 ; quail , il.25Ol.50.
HONEY Honey Is commencing to move a
llttlo moro freely , but the dumand Is still
Ilirlit for It ; choice white clover , l(3317c. (
OYSTKHS Mediums. 17c ; horseshoes , 21c ;
extra standards , 23c ; extra s > olt'cts , 24o ;
company selects , 29c ; counts , 3 Ic.
VKOETAnt.ES.
MEANS Fancy hand-picked navy , J2.00 ©
2.25 ; common white beans , $1.50.75.
ONIONS Thuro Is not much activity In the
onion market , owing to the fact that the
local crop Is largo and tbo gardeners are sup
plying the demand very largely. Onions are
quoted nt 50G5c , and on orders at 75c ; Span
ish onions , per crate , $1.50.
WATKII OIIESS I'utup In berry boxes , per
case of 1C qts. , Sl.Goai.75.
POTATOES Cooler weather , especially a llt-
llo frost , would tend to Improve the demand
Tor potatoes , as every one would want < o put In
winter slocks. Nebraska , Iowa and Minnesota
grown potatoes In small lots from store , 7&c ;
same In car lots , G8a70c ; Colorado , from
store , 85o ; Colorado car lots , 7880c.
UAiuiAai : There Is n , good deal of cabbage
selling In this mat kct , but the demand Is sup
plied entirely by the gardeners. Orders for
cabbage from tbocountry are tilled at IJicpor
ORI.RUY There Is considerable poor stock
on tbo market and some very fancy. Good
stock , 30tt35c ; second grade , 25330c ; fancy
Ode.
Ode.BWEET
BWEET POTATOES The supply la fair ; homo
grown , per bbl.$3.25(33.50 ( ; Jersey block , per
bbl. , 4.00 < 2J4.2o.
THOrjcAr , rnniTS.
IUNAXAS 1'rlcos remain about steady ; per
bunch , largo , J2.00S2.23 ; per bunch , small to
nmdlum , J1.75'it2.00.
LUMQNS Messlnas psr box , { 4.00 5.00 ;
Mlorl , casns , 300 slzo , $3.50S6.00.
OIIANOKS Florida oranges have arrived and
are rolling tit $3.SO.
FIIUITS.
GiiAi'ES The grape markets of the country
are very weak and eastern grape growers aio
commencing to conblgn their fruit to this mar
ket moro freely. So fiirthis market has hold
up much bolter than othur markets. Eastern
Concoids , per basket , 22fii23c ; largo lots , 21 ©
22c.
22c.OAMFOIINIA
OAMFOIINIA FHUITS Freestone poaches , per
box , * 1.101.20cllnBs ; , * 1 : 10 to US-box lots ,
OOc ; wlntor pears , per box , $2.25 ; Tokay grapes ,
81.25 ; black and muscat grapes , $1 ; Quinces ,
J per bov.
Ai'1'i.r.fl-Tho supply Is light on this mar
ket ; cholcu eastern , per bbl. . $4.50 ; choice
western , J1.25 ; choice cooking , $4.
aiiAMiKiiuiu Cranberries are arriving vnry
froi'Iv and are In good demand ; Capa Cod ,
per bbl. . tO ; boll and chorri' , J5.50 ; bull and
bugle , JO.
IIU > ES , TAM.OW , ETC.
IIIOE3 No. 1 green hides , 81 jc ; No. a green
hides , 2c : No. 1 green salted hides , 3c ; No. a
green salted hldus. 2c ; No. 1 green baited
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 9 green balled
hides , 26 Ibs. to 40 HiJc ; No. 1 veal calf ,
H Ibs. to 10 Ibs. , 5c ; No. 2 veal culf , 8 Ibs. to
161bs,13c | No. 1 dry flint bides , 4c ; No. 3 dry
Hint hides , Sc ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. Tart
cured hides JJe porlb. less than fully cured.
aruon suited , each 36a75c ;
green salted bhoarllngM ( short woolod early
skins ) , ouch lOQlSc : divy bhoarllngs ( bhor't
wooludearly bklns' ' , No. f , each 6aiOc : ary
BhoarlliiKsibhort woolod early bklns ) , No 2 ,
ouch 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 10ft
lint dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pulls , per Ib. , acliiiil wolgliMT&lOtJi dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pulls , nor Ib ,
actual weight , OiilUn , dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool palt-s , porlb. , actual weight , 7aOc ,
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , oa7e.
Nt. I.outs .UHrlcim ,
, ST. LOUIB. Oct. 17. Fi.ouu-Woak und slow
lowur toholl.
WliKAT-Cabh. lilghor , 67 ? ® 68c ; options ,
ttftur nervous lluctiuitlon within uij o range ,
closed ? ; c iiiidfr yuntordiiy ; Octobor. 68c ; No
vcmbor , 6'Jc : DocomborDO4(2GO'lic ? ( ; iluy.GBf ,
U Gtf4C.
COIIN Cash and October about btcady nt 35c ,
options very dull , und closed at a reaction
nndor yeslcrdsy ; October , 27Hc ; Slay , 37c. .
OATH Ciihh and Oclohor , btoady at 2u40 }
2 ! < C | options nominally llrm ; November ,
"
ItYK-Qulat ut 41c.
HAIII.KV gulct ; Iowa , 63QGOc.
HIIANKasy ut 68',459c , east track.
. .l'.ALr. ' ' J ly ' 'd ' uni'hansed ; timothy ,
110.00SI2.&OJ pralilc. $0.76ffi8.50.
LBAU-Lower : $3.1711) ) spoiler , $3.30 usked.
FI.AX BKKit-Oiilut nt $1.
IjiiTTEit Unchanged : creamery , 2GQ30c
Kou's Unchanged j fresh , lOJjcj southern , 1
cioiiN MeAif-Qutot ; 11.80.
\\iusKY-Hteady ; H.14.
HAUOIMI Unchanged.
COTTON Ties Uncimnncrt.
I'liovisiONS-I'orK , bteady ; JobblnK , 118.28
l.urd , nomlnul ; ( P.2S. Dry baft menu , lower
loose khoulder * . 10,70 ; Jongs and ribs , itO.25
shorts. t'J.GOjboxed lots. 15 more. Bacon , un
J ' " "pert : khoiilders , 17.76 ; longa und ribs
lo,75hhortH ; , $11,25.
ItECEII'Jri - l.'Iour. . a.OOO bbls.i wheat , 7.00C
bu. ; corn , 00,000 bu. ; oit-s , 60,000 Im ,
Sliil'MBSTS-Flour.U.OOObbU. ; hoiit,10,00i
uu.i coru , 120,01X1 bu. j ouU , 46,000 bu.
New York I > ry ( io < iU ( Market.
NEW VOIIK. Oct. 17.-The luck of cotiOdonco
in cpmmciclul uirulrs ccnerally , KrowniK out
of
the condition of mnftor * nt Washington und
, u " ? < > alutlcn reupectliiB possible tarl f
itguutiou , cpqtlnuo to restrict business to
U e ijuallett Mulw dlcut 4 Vy ftctutl
ltlps , anil buyers nrn contending for lower
prices , Prints and printed fabrics are possibly
moro nctlve , but the change Is hnrdly notlco-
ablf. The demand for printing cloth * seems
fo bo falling off n little. Impoitdry goods nro
soiling very slowly with buyers making
selections only with reftronco to piecing
out fmnrtnirmts , The Jobbing trade Is slack
nnd featureless.
Kntipm * . City
KANSAS Citv , Oct , 17.--WliF.AT llnrd wheat
KS ! ic blghnr ; soft wheat steady ; No. 2 hard ,
oKflAlVfc ; No. 2 rrd , 63 < 364c.
Coitv H'SMc higher nnil In hotter domnud ;
No. 2 inlxptf ,12 < rt32lc { ! No. 2 while , fl3J > 33ic. !
OATO-Flrnt | No. 2 mixed , 2r20c ! ; No. 2
white. 27O28C.
UVE Slowly at 44O45C.
rijAxsuBii Wi'iih at oottoic.
HAY Firm ! timothy , f9.OOftlO.COj pralrto ,
I4.00a7.00.
lltrrrF.n Sleady ; creamery , 24a27c ; dairy ,
Kdils I'lrnior nt 10c. !
KLCEIPTSWheat , 08,000 bu. ; corn , 8,000
bu , ; oats , nonr.
SHIPMENT : * Wheat , 33,000 bu. ! corn , 1,000
bu. ; oats , nono.
MII\tHUKt > ii iMiirKntu.
MIMVAUKF.K , Oct. 17. Fl-otiu Stonily.
\VnKAT--Weiik ; No. 2 Bprlng , 58c ; No. 1
mitt Met n , 63c : December , ( 'oyc.
Con.v-Steady ; No. 3 , 37 } < c.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 white , 28JJ.C ! No. 3 white ,
llAiir.F.v-Vlrm ! No. 2,54yc ; sample , 34(357c. (
KVK-Sipiitly : No. l,4Gc.
I'mwisioss Drooping ; pork , J1G.25 ; lard ,
jo.no.
HfccmiTS-Flour , 2,400 bbls. ; wheat , 00,000
bn.t bnrlov , lOH.loObu.
Siiti'MKNTS Flour , 1.700 bbls. ; wheat , GO.OOO
bit. ; barley , 117,5001m.
Market.
NBW VOUK , Oct. 17. Options opened otilot at
from unchanged prices to a decline of 10
points , closed ( Inn nt from unchanged to 10
points advance ; total sales , 0,000 bags. In
cluding : October , $17.35 ; November , JlO.OO ;
December , $10.455 10.65 : January , $10.15(1 ( }
10.25 ; February , $10.03 ; March , $ lt > 00ftl5.05 ,
May. $16.GUS15.70. ( Spot coffee llrm ; No. 7 ,
$ IBCO. |
Oil .UurliuM.
On. CITV , Oct. 17. National transit certifi
cates opened at G9 ? c : highest , 70'dc ; lowest ,
G'c ! ) ; closed , 7 Uc. Sales 11,000 bills. ; cleur-
anco" . 04,000 bbls. ; shipments , 114,558 bbls. ;
runs , 81,348 bbls.
I'lTTSiiunti , Oct. 17. National transit certifi
cates openud at GOVc ; closed at 70J/c ; high
est , 70jc ; lowest , OU-Ue. gales. 2,000 bbls.
Dnliith Who.it Murkot.
IiKMini , Oct. 17. WIIKAT The wheat
market was llrm nnd active todny. Close :
No. 1 huroV cash ami October , GOUc ; Decem
ber , Civic ; May , 08 ; < c : No. 1 northern , casli
nnd October , oOJic ; Docemlier , GOJic : May ,
G8Hc ; No. 2 nortliorn , cLsh. : OGJfc ; No. 3 ,
northern , fJl.lfc ; lejcctedU > fc. On track : No.
1 northern , to arrive , 59J < c.
Liverpool .Markets.
LivKiiroou Oct. 17. WHEAT Qulot ; demand
iiiodenUdjlioldersoffur fruuly ; I'nllfornta.No.l ,
5siJ.5s8Jd ( ! : rallfornla red western spring , 5s
4'.Sd < H.Os ; California winter , 6s 3'd(35s ' ( 8d.
CORN Quiet ; dcinniul modernto ) mixed
western 3s Hid.
PROVISIONS I'ork. prime nlcss , 3Gs 3d. Lard ,
prime western , 4'JsGd.
\ VoulMarket. .
ST. Lotus , Oct. 17. Woo rNo sales re
ported und prices nominally llrm.
UTOL'Ks AXI > 1IUXUS.
Thuro Win a Fairly Active Spocnlntlon In
Sorurltlcs Yesterday.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 17. There was a fairly
active speculation on the Stock exchange
todny , nnd largo blocks of Distilling , Head
ing , Sugar and Burlington changed hands.
But it vas a brokers' market almost entirely ,
and the dealings , even during the brief
periods of strength , which served merely to
stem the downward movement temporarily ,
were feverish and irregular. Tlicro was
at no time during the day what might bo
called strong buying except In Distilling ,
which wns supported from the inside , and
which was bolstered up by the repeated
story that the Distribution company had
been brought to terms and that favorable
congressional action was to be anticipated.
The stock closed at UIJ . a decline off per
cent. Heading declined steadily from the
opening onher.vy selling. The close was
within 1 } per cent of the best figures of the
day , but 1 per cent below yesterday's final
sales.
Sugar was favorably nffccted by reports
that the company was in the market as u
large money lender nnd advanced 1 % per
cent , only , however , to quickly lese the
improvement and closed at a decline of l *
per cent from the highest point. The gen
eral market was stronger and higher at the
opening- and un advance of 1 } { was made , in
which the Industrials ware leaders. A sellIng -
Ing movement was developed , however ,
within the first fifteen minutes of business ,
under the influence of which the values
depreciated , nnd with an occasional feeble
rally the tendency of prices was
downward during the rest of the day , the
close being heavy at declines ranging from
} to 2 per cent , the latter in Chicago , Bur
lington & Quincy ; 1 % per cent in Hock Isl
and ; 1 } per cent iu Manhattan cousols and
American Tobacco ; 1 % per cent in Chicago
Gas. General Electric , Lake Shore , Now York
and Northern ; l percctitin Missouri Pacific ,
and 1 per cent in Reading. Some few shares
showed advances , including > Luclcdo Gas ,
1 % per cent : Wheeling & Lake Erie com
mon , 1J per cent ; Wheeling & Lake Erie
preferred and Lackawanua , 1 per cent. Pa-
cillc Mail opened at u decline of lj > per cent ,
but rose 1 > I'er cent at the closo. Dos
Molncs & Fort Dodge preferred sold at 20 ,
an advance of U per cent since the last sale.
The monetary situation continues to im
prove. Currency in largo amounts has
reached the banks from outside points during
the past three days , mainly from Chicago ,
and fully $2,000.000 In currency has boon re
ceived since last Friday. Call loans today
are quoted at 2 per cent and time money nt
4 and 0 percent. Commercial paper is un
changed. Sterllnor exchange is easier and
the leading dealers have reduced the rates
of actual business in bankers' bills } per
cent , while commercial bills nro down tf to
% per cent , although the receipts nro small ,
but the inquiry has dropped off in u larger
ratio. The volume of business Is contracted
and the indications are not in the line of u
firmer market.
The following are the closing quotations of
the loading stocks on tno New York ex
change today :
Atchlson Northern Pad tic. ,
Adnms Uxpresn , , , 140 or. I'aclno prat'il
Alton. T. II JO . P. . u..t onir. . . ,
do prof'd 150 ' ( orthweBterii
American Express 110 "forthwestprn " pfd. . 1
Ualthnoro &Olilo. , few York Cenlral. ]
Canada I'licltln. . . , N. Y. AN.B
C.innda Southern. , ) ulnrlo .V Woutorn
Central 1'adllc IN Oregon Imp
ClieH. .V Ohio. . . , . . , Ifl Oregon Nav
Chicago & Alton , , , 1811 ) . S. L. .tU. N
0. , II. .VQ aclllo Wall
Chlcnro a.iH : 'corli ! , Due. & K , , ,
ConsolldatiMlOas , . 'lllHbnnr ]
O.O. C. It St. L 'nllniun 1'aluoo. . . J
Col. Coal & Iron , , , iDndlin ;
Cotton oil Cert Uehmomi Tor. . , . .
Del. .t Hudson do prof'd
Del. Luck , AcVuHt , HloOrnndnWout. .
D. fill , O. prof'd. , , JH dopruf'd
IB. | .to. Fdrs.Co. , 31K ItocklHland
KnstTonn 31Ki \ Si.I'au ] , . . , .
Krio ' do prof'd :
do pref'd M' U.l'nnl .V Oniulm.
Fort Way no 141 ! do pfd ]
( Ireat North'u pfd. 107 Southern 1'nclno. . .
cm. & . Bum. 111. pfd ( III luirai1 Hcnnury. . , .
Hocktne Valley , , , IIIW Tumi. Coal A Iron , .
Illinois Central. . , , UU Texan 1'aolllo 5
St. I'.inl fi Duliith. S4 ! Tol. It O. Cell. pfd.
Kan. & Texan pM. , 18 Union I'aclnc *
Lake Krlo It Went , Ifi U. 8. Kxprens
do iircif'd. , 115 W..SI. L. &l'
LnUeSlioro , . ISO do prttf'd ,
Lend TniHt DOM WctlBFnriro Bxp. .
Louis. .V Nash Wusturn Union. , . ,
I.oula. &N. A Whuollnir .V U K. . .
Manhattan Con , , , , do pruf'cl
Memphis & O M.tHt. L
Michigan Contra ) , , 8H I ) , A.U. O
Missouri I'nclllo , , , SI Oein'riil Electric. , ,
Mobile i Ohio. , , , , 12 Nallonal Llnuoud , ,
Nnsli. AClialt 67 O. V. .VI , , , , , . ,
National Cordage. , 67fi" 0. K. A l.nrefd , . . .
do prufd . . . . . . . fi" II. .VT. C
N. J. Central T. A. A. &N. M. . . . ,
Norfolk A W. pfd. . T. St. Li. & .K. O
North Amcrl'n Co. 'do ' prul'd
nuked.
The total union of stocks today were 194,400
shares , Including ! Atchlson , 4,800 ; America ]
Buuar , 6.200 ; Ilurllnston. 18,000 ; Chicago
( Jus , 0.600 ; Distillers , 38,176 ; I.oulsvlllo &
Nnbhvllle. 3,100 ; Missouri 1'aclllc. 7.000
Hoadlnp. 31,200t Hock Inland , 8,500 ; St. I'aul
12.800 ; Union 1'uclHc , S.2UO ; Western Union
6,000. _
New York All n In ir
NEW VOIIK , Oit , 17. The following nro the
mining quotations ;
cholar. . Ifill'lrinouib 10
Crown Point 20 Slorr.i Nil
Con.Cul. 4. Va. . . . , l r > standard ; . li )
Ueadwood COiUulon Con , 1C
tionld and Curry. , , S0l ! Yellow jHckot.M 4U
I'.alu.V. Norcroajt. . . 40 Iron Sliver. . . . , , , . . ll
HomcBUike. , , . . 87 fi Quick Silvur ; . . . . 10
Mexican , . CO do prufd.
Ontario. . . . , . , . line UuUver. . . . . .
Plihlr 70
asked
Nuw Vunc AlnnoyMarket. .
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 17. MONEY ON OAU. Eos.
t IIJO'J pur cent ; lust loan 1H per cunt
closing Ht offered utli',4t2 percent-
BCUKTU.E lUi-Eii O Spurcent.
xautiQE Weaker , with actual
In Imnkersninls ftt $4.84 ? (3 ( J.86 for
demnnn. und at l4SjUT64.8a ( ! for sixty-day
Touted rntesHH5(34,80. , ( Commercial
.
. IlosiisStcady. . State bonds ,
Inactive.
ThocloslngnuotatlonB on bonds :
KANSAS CITV , Oct. IV.-Clcarlngi , $1,452-
323. .
IUr.Ti.Monn. Oct. 17. Clearings , 52,521,931 ;
balances , J429.553.
NEW Yonu , Oct. 17. Clearings , 8103,205,720 ;
balances , $0,412,337.
1'Ains , Oct. 17. Three per cent rentes , 08f
3Gic ! for the account.
OMAHA ' , Oct. 17. Clearing * , $820,803 ; same
day'lust week , $770,384.
I'lllIjADBl.PllIA , Oct. 17. Clearings , $12,585-
802 ; balances , Sl.OlG.Oal. Money , offered at
G percent.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 17. Money. 7ii7 per cent.
Now York oxchansre , 60570c premium. Clear-
IIIKS. $1,070,400.
MEMPHIS , Oct. 17 Now York exchange
helling at $1.50 promliim. Clearings , $348-
220 ; balances , $50.770.
LONDON , Oct. 17. The amount of bullion
gone Into the Hank of England ou bal
ances today was GGUOO.
HOSTON , Oct. 17. Clearings , $15,108,270 ;
balances , $1,870,180. Money. 2li percent. Ex
change on London , 1520c discount.
ClllOAOO , OcU 17.-UlcarlnKs , $15,784.433 ;
Now York oxchanec , 70o premium. Stcrllm ;
o.Nchango , dull ; actual business , $4.854.8G.
ST. Louis , Oct. 17.4-ClearIncs , $3,208.300 ;
balances , $880,850. Money , nulot at 7O8 per
cent. Exchange ongiNoiv York , UOc pre-
inluui. jf-ia _
OAIAIIA LIVKHSTOUK MAKKET8.
Cuttto Trade liutlinr'fciloir nnil Weak Hogs
Active atvStoa ly I'nceg.
? ' * TUESDAY , Oct. 17.
So far this week compared with last
there has been an increase of about 2ROO ,
cnttlo , no change In ) hogs and a decrease ot
nearly 4,000 sheep. ' > - - -
The cattle markfi ] was slow and dull
throughout , but prices \vero llttlo If any
lower than on Monday. Receipts wore lib
eral and there was the usual scarcity of
beef cattlo. The supply was sufficiently
large , however , to spare buyers for local
dressed beef houses any anxiety on tno sub
ject or filling their orders. Fair to
good 1,050 to 1,400-1 b corn-fed na
tive steers sold at M.25 and $4.05
and at least one bunch would have brought
$ o or better If It had sold. The western
cattle included quite a fo\v very decent
beeves und prices ranged from S3 to $3.UO for
fair to choice stock , while there was some
hero good enough to soil at considerably over
$1. The feeling was weak and trading slow
throughout.
Cows according to buyers sold nt steady to
stronger prices , while according to sellers
prices ruloJ steady und weaker. There
were not over .fifty loads on &alo and the
movement was rather sluggish , poor to
choice cows and heifers selling nt from $ L to
$2.80 , with the bulk of the decent stuff at
around SI. 80 and 12.2. ) . Calves were in good
demand and steady at from jaSi to J4.50.
Them was no particular change in the
market for rough stock and common to good
bulls , oxen and stags sold at from $1,50
to t'J.50.
The stocker and feeder trade was fairly
active with not much change to uoto. Good
to choice heavy feeders sold perhaps a shade
stronger , while light common stock cattle
were not in much demand , although hardly
noticeably lower. The demand was very
good from nil sources nnd a largo volume of
business was transacted. Good to choice
feeders are quoted at from f3 to $ y,50 , fair to
good at from ? 2.00 to $3 , with common and
inferior stuff at around f3 to $2.50. Uopro-
soutatlvo sales :
UnKBBED BEBF.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av Pr.
G . 1238 4 25 21 . 1119 $435
14 . 1055 425 19 . . .1419 405
COWS.
3 . 819 125 15 . 1000 200
1 . 1320 125 G . 1040 a 00
1 . 1050 " 150 40 . 746 2(10 (
1 . 950 150 1 . 1120 200
1 . 800 150 24 . 940 205
2 . 870 150 10. . . . 879 205
23 . 729 1 05 11 . 752 2 10
1 . 820 1 05 73 . 920 2 15
1 . 1000 175 10 . 850 215
8 . 757 1 75 4 . 1045 2 15
2 . 825 175 28 . 100'J 220
20 . 803 1 80 1 . 1040 2 25
5 . 800 185. 1 . 1000 225
1. . . . . 920 185 2. . 1135 225
12 . 030 185 13 . 1040 225
2. . . . .1000 100 4 . 987 226
6 . 080 100 \ 4 . 1030 235
7 . 002 100 1 . 040 240
0 . 003 100 2 . 1050 240
6 . 1110 1 90 ' ; 7 . 1000 240
13 . Oil 190 ' . ' . ' 4 . 003 a 40
1 . 1100 200 / 10 . 003 240
' '
1 . 340 1 00 ' { ' : 17 . 750 200
1 . 300 12&.JUI ° . O' " U I5
10 , . 598 1 80 27 . 002 2 16
21. . 050 1 857 5 . 882 200
1 , . . . 330 200 ' ' 5 . 800 276
u , w
6 274 225 , % , , 2 , 175 300
10 350 240 , . < 14 235 8 GO
1 290 2 70M U. , , . . . 180 400
2 H80 270. .1 1 120 40(1 (
1 . . . . 3GO a 76' . . , . 1 140 4 60
1 . . . . . 260 8 00. . [
I 1450 100'l 1200 200
1 1280 1 75 . / 1 1060 200
'
1. . . . .1310 1 75' . - 1 OBO a 05
1.1180 ; 1 76..L 2 1325 2 O5
1 1220 1 80'51 1 1100 a 10
1 1470 100 , . , " 2 1446 a 50
1 12GO 200-
STOCKKIlij''XNl ' ! fKEDErtS.
2. . . . 080 175 ' . ' ' 61 . . . ,1000 256
10 410 180 2 , , . , . . 800 200
1 ' , 820 200 1 700 2 GO
l' 12GO 200 . 25 760 2 GO
6 .1140 200 18 771 206
1. . . . . . 400 200 6 1200 276
4 895 200 1 780 275
1 830 225 0 824 280
G. . . . , G2G 2 36 88 1000 2 80
38 G66 235 4 83O 280
7 678 240 1 1080 285
14 046 240 17 , 994 290
11 709 240 - 2 1060 300
2 GOO 240 23 1039 a OO
3 970 240 22 1177 810
29. . . . . . 015 245 1 . . . . 970 S 10
38 HG4 260 48 ,950 310
8. . . , . , G50 260 G 923 320
0. . . . 792 260 3 , 900 320
16. , . . . , 9(18 ( 260 12 991 320
3 933 265 24 1010' 325
WKSTKHN VATTUJ.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 TOW. , . 870 fl 76 1 COW. . . , HOO II 76
Icow. . . . 830 225 UCOWH. . , 037 226
WYOMING.
6foedM.1123 200 76 fecdrs.1122 2110
78 cows. . . 907 1 85 67 cows. , , 826 1 85
I b calves. 337 236 Bftedrs , CBB 286
43focdr .lll8 205 20 fccdrs.1180 270
6 calves. 103 400 ScMvcs. 220 176
8 COWS. . 760 175 20 feolM.1200 2 CO
98 fcedrs.llO.I 2 90 1 cow. . 1010 2 28
17 cow * . . 930 210 72focdrs.l008 280
filcowK. . 1032 230 02strsT.Xl09S 290
71 strsT..1104 203 1 fcodr..llGO 260
18 tcore..l241 n 70 10 cows. .1000 260
1 fcodr..12,10 260 4cow . . 1025 285
13 focdrs.1231 260 18 foedrs. 104-1 290
97 steers.,1249 3 GO 2 bulls..1440 185
30cgws. . . 897 220 5 bulls..1603 205
25filr . . . 1140 225 146 fdrs. . . . 11 5 280
176 fdrs..1134 280 12COWA..1090 216
20 Steers. . ! 130 345 14COWS. . 1078 240
4 fdrs. . . 1032 3 00 27 9toors..l220 890
Icow. . . . 030 2 16 ICOW. . . . 060 2 15
. . ,1600 , 250 20 steers. . ! 138 815
17 cows .1087 215 aOcows. . . 023 235
4 cows. , , 795 160 11 fdrs..1051 81)5 )
3 bulls. . ,1530 185 22 fdrs..1013 275
INDIAN TEnlltTOIlY 1KXAN8.
300 sts , T. 801 2 20
NEIlltASKA.
2fdrs. . . . 725 2 00 17 fdri. . . . 855 2 00
102 fclrs. . . 1000 8 25 7 cows. . . 001 2 10
45 Mrs..1041 3 20 2 Mrs..1000 8 20
17 cons. . . 765 1 05 a MM , . . . 013 1 00
11 sirs tig 042 2 00 28 cows. . . 701 U 16
IDAHO.
28fdrs. . . . 850 250 70 fdrs. . . . 828 200
SOUTH DAKOTA.
22stccrH..13&0 a oo 22 Mr * . . . .1177 3 25
408lcors.362 3 76 10 MIS. . . .1103 3 25
3 COWS..1000 2 75 1 COW..1240 2 75
1 COW..1320 2 75 1 ox. . . , . , 1700 2 70
0 oxen. . .1810 3 00 aRlcers..l28G ! ) 30
21stccr . .lC5 3 .10 32 Mrs..1000 B 37 {
1 steer. . . 1270 n 05 4 stcur . .1250 3 05
35 ntcors.,1217 8 05
cor.onADo.
flstceri.,1108 2 00 44 MM. . . . 809 2 00
07 RtrsT.,1031 2 45 7 MM. . . 810 2 00
in cows ; . . 87H 2 16 8 MM. . , 807 2 50
1 frir 840 2 60 8 steers. 1120 n iu
5 Mrs. . . 1178 3 10 12 COWS. . 851 2 25
10 cous. . . 020 2 10 1 Ntr. . ,1160 2 25
1 Mr 880 B 80 .12 fdis. . 0114 2 80
47 sirs. . . . 1137 a ,15 82 fdrs. .1073 U 10
1 cow. . . . 860 2 00 4 cows. . 872 2 i5 !
1 HtrT..1300 2 60 4 fdrrt. . . 087 2 85
lG78tisT.100 ! ) 2 35 Oslrstlg120 2 10
G strsT.,1001 2 65 82 steers. 1120 3 25
4 steers..H12 2 90 1 steer. . BCO 2 00
1 Mr 000 3 10 7 fdrs. . . 040 U 10
5 fdrs. . . . 910 a 10 1 hull.,13(10 ( 1 00
23 cows. . . 788 2 15 81 cows. . 1100 2 15
15 cows. . . 689 2 15 0 fdrs. . . 715 2 GO
Hoes Receipts woro'not at nil heavy nnd
the quality of the offerings was somewhat of
un Improvement over Monday. Those cir
cumstances , together \vlth the fact that the
demand was moro general than for over n
week past , produced a strong , active market
early , in spite ot very baartsh reports from
other markets. Packers , fresh meat men.
shippers nnd 'speculators wore all in the
Held after supplies , and early trading was
quite brisk to u sbado stronpor. Good to
cholpo hogs of all weights sold largely ut
from $0.iO ! to $0.40 , while common to peed
stuff went at JO.UO and # 0.U ! ! and uoor llzht
mixed loads down around fi ( and $0 15. The
extreme close was weak nnd on an average a
nickel lower , but about everything finally
sold , the bulk going at $0.25 to $ ! > . > , against
SO.SMo $0.yO Monday and $0.15 toJO.'Joa
week ago. Itcprcsentatlvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr
82. . , .185 S5 00 G4. . .202 120 } G 30
1. . .150 G 10 no. 240 6 30
69. . , .200 200 0 10 30. 207 80 G 30
1. . .330 0 15 40. 281 40 G 30
52. . .185 40 0 15 08. 2S6 100 G 30
50. . , .220 280 0 20 OS ) . .200 80 G 30
70. . , .105 120 6 20 OU. .230 120 G 80
08. . .230 240 G 20 00. .200 200 G 30
10. . , .297 0 20 71. .230 200 G 30
68. . , .248 1GO 0 25 20. .309 G 30
04. . , .241 120 G 25 75. .247 100 G 30
33. . , .250 280 G 25 G7. .207 120 G 30
72. . 244 240 G 25 77. .244 80 G 30
01. . .247 120 0 23 77. .221 80 G 30
02..210 100 G 23 50. .208 80 G 30
8G. . .211 100 G 25 71. .225 120 G 30
14. , . .182 100 G 25 71. .280 240 G 30
82. . .249 200 G 25 74. .291 80 G 30
10. , . .249 80 G 25 40. .260 80 G 30
04. . .224 100 G 25 no. .240 40 30
71. . .251 120 G 25 70. .255 40 r 30
74. , . .230 480 G 25 72. .231 20i ) G .10
75. . . .203 1GU G 25 74 .238 120 G 32ii
04. . .311 240 G 25 G2. .283 80 0 35
03. , . .261 240 G 25 55. .244 G : t5
08. . .240 80 G 25 75. .240 100 G 85
81. , . 245 280 G 25 04 227 G : > 5
G7. , . .244 120 G 25 G3..23G 100 G 35
01. , . .249 120 G 25 10..375 G H5
GO. , . .200 200 G 25 88. . 182 80 G 35
67. . . .252 200 G 25 04. . 276 120 G 35
04. , . .271 120 G 27JJ 03. . 320 60 0 35
G3. . . .284 200 G 27'/ 00. 370 80 0 35
67. . .340 40 0 27J& & 7..204 G 35
205 120 6 274 00..303 G 35
0 , 270 120 G 27't \ 72..257 120 G 35
70. , .252 280 G 30 08..297 80 G 35
79. . .250 200 G 30 03..235 40 G 35
79. . . .241 100 G 30 07..207 200 G 40
GO. . .314 120 G 30 60..271 120 G 40
77. , . .255 320 G 30 .274 G 40
07. . . .292 40 G 30
' No sheep were received. In sym
pathy with the very discouraging reports
from Chicago , the fouling was very weak ,
but tno demand is fair ut the. decline. Quo
tations : Fair to good natives. S2.75@i.25 ; fail-
to good westerns , $3.2. > @ 3.15 ; common and
stock sheep , $1.50@2.25 ; good to choice 40 to
100-lb. lambs ,
ItccclpU und Disposition ot Stuck.
Ofllclal receipts anil disposition of steak ai
shown by the book' ! of tu ! Union Stoa'c
Yards company for the twenty-four
ending at 5 o'clock p. in. , October 17 , 1893 :
HKCKII'TS.
msi'osmo.v.
ChtciiK" Llvo Stnclc Mnrltot.
CHICAGO , Oct , 17. There was a further
nagging of prices today. Natives averaged
about lOj lower and the rangers did not laro
any better. The receipts were not above the
"average for a Tuesday , but there wore thou
sands of stale cattle In the yards and buyers
Dimply would not take them at Monday' *
prices. The fresh arrivals consisted of about
2,000 natives , 4,000 westerns and 1,500
Texans , and hales were pilnclpally at from
81.05 to J5 for natives , from $2.25 to t.1.40 for
westerns and at from $2 to $2.00 for Toxans.
The general market Is from 15e toUOclo.vor
than at the close last woolc , The arrivals for
the week are expected to Miow n 111:11 : ked fall
ing olT mid prices are likely to gain stronKth.
The froi.li hog receipts wure estimated nt 18-
000 houil , making 44.OOO head Mnco Saturday.
which Ubuhitnnllally the sumo number as for
last week. Those are comparatively llfrht re
ceipts , but they appeared to overtop thn de
mand. At all nvunts , the market was weak
und lower. Thoio waa a decline of from 10u to
U > c per 100 Ibs. from yesterday's opening
prices , and the close wux dull even at that
much off. Sales were largely at from S0.25 to
fG.BO for heavy weights , averages of ever 200
Ibs. , and from | 0.5'J to $ ( ! .GO bought most of the
Itirhtwolghls. Few prime heavy sold at from
( u.GO to to. ( JO , and them wuro bales of light
sorts around tc.75 early. At the wlndup JO.GO
wiw an outsldo quotation for heavy , and the
best light could not have been tinned ever at
bettor than J0.70. .
If there was uny change today In the cltua-
tlon In sheep , hellers did not prolll by it. To
thu unprccoduntedly largo receipts for yester
day 25,000 huiid about 10,000 wore added
today , milking 44,000 head for the two days.
HU Imposblblo to give accurate quotations ,
to uneven were prices. They wuro nnywlieru
from 25c to 75u per 100 Ibs. lower than they
were a wt-ok ago and It win * ImposHlulu to find
buyers for half of the olTuiliig- < . From 1 to
81.25 for poorstulf , llio quotations ranged up
ward to from 13.25 to * 3,50 for choice , hut
thuro was very llttlo trading at bolter than
ta.ao , Lamluivo ! bulfeied correspondingly.
They have dropped to from (2.25 to J4.4U for
pour to choice. KMnis woio quoted us high as
iWclnts ; Cuttlo 8,000 head ; calves 1,000
hcudj hogs 18,000 head ; hhuup 10,000 head.
New Yoilc I.lvu nmolc Murkot.
NEW YoiiK , Oct , 17. IlEKVES-Hccelpts , 10.-
702 liuud ; no trade ; nutlvii steers , t3.4oaj,10 ;
TuMinsund CoIoradoH , 3.3034. 16 ; bulls and
, tl.UOi ( 2.UO ; dressed huuf steady. 7'/,1t'Je.
. colpta , 220 lieudi murkut'btoady ;
veals , J&.OOftB.OO ; Ki-assurs , 12.60 ,
HiiBKi'-Ituculpts. 3,160 head ; market firm :
bheop , 3.0Uii4.l&i ! laiiiba , IJ.7f > & 5.2tJ ; dru&sod
Ifo Offtr You a Kemtfy
which Iniuret Safety to
Llfeof Mother and Child.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Eobi Confinement of Ut
fain , Horror andlttilt ,
Aftsroitngonebotlleof "Motuor'i Friend"
a r l but llttln p lu. and Uid uot xp rlonee the }
wuxkcrM altcrtT&rd u u l Iu cuoli CUM. iln.
Anus OiOC , Laciar , Ilo. , Jan. JSlli , 1M1.
Sent by axproij. cbargaa pNnall , on ro-lpt ot
pice. | UO per twltlc. Uook to Uoinm millaa tret.
w % * " * * ' * > " - > . .
Co , |
ATLANTA , QA ,
KU ) n
mutton , OOSo per Ib.j dres d Umui , 7Ja9Uo {
per lo ,
markt
KMIIIIXI City i.lra Stock StwrUot ,
HAS OITV , Oat 17. OATTI.K-KPCOIDIJI.
10,000 hcftfli shipment * , 8,200 head ! inurknt
slow nd lowers Te.tna nnd slilpidng Moori ,
t2.7oiZ4.60l Texas fttid tiMlvo cows , 11.003
S.25) ) bulchori' stock , I3,00'd4.1& ! slockur *
nnd fcpdors , . - . ,
IlooR HccoInU , e.GOOhftnd ; a1iliim < > nu , 6CX )
licadi market fifalOc loner ; tuilk , fC.3r > ( l0.40t
heavy , pitching nnd mixed , ( O.'JOUU.&U ; light * ,
VorkoM nnd IIIRS , IO.ritXdO.45 t ,
SiiEKiKeciliits , ooo h ftd ! uliliiincnu ,
j,100lieadi nmrkot slow and weak.
.St. l.onU I. Ivo Stock Mnrknt.
. Sr. Lotus , Oct , OATil.B-HucolpH , 6,700
liond : slitpnionti , 700 liontli nuirkot stor.dyj
fnlr to Rood nnllvo stccr , l3.CWI.70i cliotco ,
4.HO < ii5.oO ! TOXRS nnd Indlnn steers , 2.60
® 3.2B | rows , I1.70U2.60.
lionsItocolpt * . D.600 licndj s1ilnnicnt < <
nones innrket lowrrl honvy , * C.9 > U0.05i l
lill\odJO.OOi < lO.Ci ( llRht , J0.20jtC.5D.
SIIKKP Hocolpts , 1,000 liiiidihltiinpnti. ! .
tidiio ; nmrkot itcndy ; mixed inllvos , J'2.2546
3.70 ; Texans , { J.OOdc'J.75 ! liunbs , I2.COI34.00.
Stuck ni sift lit.
Kccplpts of llvo slock ntlhn four iirlncltml
western iniirkcts Monday , October 17 :
Cattle. HOIM. Phcop.
South Oinnlia . 4,144 0,001 .
UlllCilKO . . . . * . t ,000 1H.OOO 10,000
Kun < > nsCity . lo.ooo n.nno ooo
SUl.ollls . , . 0,700 0,000 l.COO
Total . " 277844 "soiToT Ul.tiOO
Dentil of Mncclu Pti
Miss Maiglo K. Pcndcrpnst , the 10-year-
old dnURhtor of Jatnca Pcndorgast , died nt
her homo , 833 South Soveuteonth street ,
ycsterdny from the effects of an nttnclc of
ninlarln fever. Miss Pcmlcry.ist had re
cently returned from n visit to the World's
fair , where she contracted her Illness , The
remains were taken to Arcadia , In ? , yes tor *
dny , whore tlio Interment will take place.
A number of the frlundn of the family In this
city will accompany the bereaved relatives
to Iowa.
It Cjrca Coldi , Coughs , Bore Throat , Croup , Influ *
enza , Whooping Coujh , BronchitU and Asthma.
A certain euro for Consumption in firat itagca ,
and a sure relief in advanced stages. Use at once.
Tou will see the excellent effect after tatting the
firat dose. Sold by dealers everywhere. Large
bottles SO cents and $1.00.
The Original and Genuine
( WORCESTERSHIRE )
Imparts the most delicious taste nnd zest to
EXTnACT SOUPS ,
of a LCTTKII from
a MEDICAL GEN en A VIES ,
TLEMAN at Mad
ras , to lilfl brother FISH ,
nt WORCESTER ,
HOT A : COLD
LEA & PEUniNS * MEATS ,
that their sauce Is
highly esteemed in GAITtE ,
India , and Is in my
opinion , the most WELSU-
palatable , as well
as tlio most whole ItAREQITS , '
some sauce that is
inado , "
Beware of Imitations
see that you get Lea & Perrins1
Slcnature on every bolllo of the original and genuine
OIIN JUUNCAN'S SONS , NI W VOUI&
ft
I Reliable ,
I Economical
for household use because it
goes further nnd Js superior to
till other meat preparations ,
and keeps any length of time in
any climate ,
For Improved nnd Econcmio Cookorj
For Delicious , Eofrsshincr Poof Toa.
Got the ironulno. The above cut
shows the Jar with tiicslmllo of \
slgriHtiiro of Justus von
OMAHA
U toiifacterslobtars Directoiy
DOWN
by disc-Mo U the nttur l rwult if you allow
your llv r to brooms Inactive , your blood
Impure , sud jour nyitcm run .loTrn.
Th Keuns of Consumption , Orip , or Mnla-
rln , Trnlt for this tlno ; of rrcaVnots thlt (
thrlr opportunity.
If you rotiso the llvor to ncllvlty , so It will
throw oft thw gctnu , purify the lilotxl so
thorn will l > u no weak jjiotv. build up henllhti
icofyhf whcro thr U n falling oir , you will
rrst aeciiro from dltpnso , for you'll bo atrni *
proof.
Dr. ritrco'a OoliUti Mwllcnl Discovery doe *
this iiii nothing oho cnn. Thnt's llio rvnson It
can lie gwminttftl. In eotivnlosconcrt from
pneumonia , fcvm , or other uniting dlwnsos ,
It's no. Appetizing , restorative tonlo to build
up ticedwl Itwth and strength.
For all diseases of the liver or blood U
" Discovery" fnils to Inmoflt or cure , you
have your money Kick.
No mnltor how bad your case , Dr. Sngo'a
Remedy ill permanently euro your Catarrh.
The Nebraska
Guarantee
Savings
AND
Investment Co ,
Is offering for sale certificates in throt
series , via. :
Series "A , " par value - $1,000
Series "B , " par value - 500
Series "C , " par value - 250
"A. "
monthly Installments $5.00
Series "B , "
monthly Installments 2.50
Series "C , "
monthly installments 1.25
After twelve monthly Installments huvo
beun nn'il. , the holder of certificates , may If
IIH so clestros. tuko u paid ii | ) cortlllu itu lor
thosniuof the monthly Installments uald to
that time. Such paid iiprortlllcatcs will par-
tlelpato In prollts , ivnil bo pild : the same as
orlulnal uorl.flcuto It It hud boon continued
In force.
\Vlion a cortlllu ate Is c-illcd for rcdoinutlon
tlin holder oCs'imo limy , at bis own election ,
taka such value in cnsh , or u p.ilU-op curtl-
Ilcito for : in iiiiioiint dotililo the redemption
value unyiib'o at tlio same tltnu the surrend
ered cortlfluatc would h ivo boon p.iyablo if It
huil been continued In foroo.
ILLUSTRATION
I Showing cost of n lonnof $ tOW.OO t akcn on
the Installment plan :
Loans on the installment plan may bo re
paid at liny tlnip'und louns on the orilliinry
phinniav bo repaid nt niiy Interest piyinont
after uno year , the borrower in oltbor case
paying a bonus ot 2H per cuut for thu | ) nvll-
ego.
Illustration of value of certificate In Sorlog
"A" ut expiration of term.
Face of certificate 51 000 00
U'O monthly Installments 000 OJ
AFTER TEN YEARS.
Guaranteed value (1,030 00
I'rolltsestimated ( ) 300 00 il.300 00
Total Installments ( as uuovo ) 000 00" =
Cortllluato-holdor's profits t 700 00
Nebraska Guarantee Savings
and Investment Co ,
Of Omaha , Neb. ,
Rooms 22-23 Douglas Bile ,
Omaha's Nevvast Hotal.
Cor. mil and Uotf.ird Street *
40rooms 12.3 } per d'iy.
40rooms IHOD per Uiy. :
y > rooms with Dath atl nordir.
UO rooms with hath ut ! . . > ) par Hr.
Modern in livery Kcnpoct.
Mim'ly lrurnHhu-l ThriMi naat
C. S. ERB. Pro .
SOUTH OMAJJTA.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornaha.
BeUCattla Ilo nndSluop marietta tin
COMMISSia.S HfJlUti.
Wood Brothers ,
Llvo Btolc Commission Morohuati
oithOmabtt Telephone 1I3J. C
JOHN I ) . DAUHMAN , I . . , .
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WAI.TNK K. WOIW f1"
Market reports by mull nnd wire cheerful
arnUhoc ] upon upullc.itlua.
Carpenter Paper Col Standard Oil Co.
prlnttunl wrapping ami I lt nn ( J and lubrlaatlnj
writing p p , oara I ,4
, etc. 1 UjaxItiHstlU ,