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THR OMAHA DAILY ftEEs 1893.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Visible Supply Statement Bnkcd the Price
of Wheat Yesterday , .
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V.IIEAT AT THE OPENING WAS V/EAKER /
When ItVn round Hint the Inoreaie In
the Vlillilo snpply Wan Loss than
ICntlmntod There Wn t.lttle
\Tlicnt for Sale.
CHICAGO , Oct. 23. A badly stunted visible
RUpply Incrraso bulged the prlco of wheat
today. The market closed with a net gain
of J o. Corn was Inclined to heaviness , but
n heavy break was prevented by the strength
lit wheat. Jtcloscdata decline of ? e for
the day. Provisions were llrm nnd higher.
Wheat at the opening \vn * weaker nnd
prices from # a to % c lower than closing
figures Saturday , but prices advanced I' o
nbovo the opening figures , cased off a trillo ,
held steady nnd rlosed about from J c to % c
hlchor than the llrst flgiu-eg of Saturday.
When It first begun to appear that the In
crease In the visible supply would bo much
less than calculated upon , It was found that
thcro was very little wheat for alo. Shorts ,
who had n prollt. Attempted to secure it ,
nnd there was a qUlck movement upward ,
less fortunate shorts trying meanwhile to
elop losses. The Now York contingent ,
which Is supposed to bo long on a blf ; line of
wheat which now shows n heavy loss , was
behoved to be using the change In sentiment
to bull the market , and with much success.
Another feature was the active buylng-by
Charley Smith's brokers. This plunger Is
supposed to have sold a million or two shorten
on the recent bulge , and as it showed a good
prollt today , ho was thought to bo trying to
pet U in. but as there was little for sale ,
bids Imd to bo steadily raised.
Corn receipts were somewhat larger than
anticipated , which caused a silent reduction
near the opanlng , but urgent inquiry from
the short Interest , coupled with the good
inquiry from shippers , imparted considerable
strength to the market during the earlypart ,
of the session nnd pi Ices rallied from Jf c to
le from the Inside llgures reported. At the
Improvement there was considerable tires-
sure to Bell temporarily unrt prices gradually
bottled back from i otocduo chtelly to
the quite liberal supply estimated for tomor
row. At the reduction theio was a fair
inquiry and prices rallied from Ja'o to J c and
the market ruled rather steady at the close.
lu oats the feature waa the covering by
"shorts. " Tno market opened easier and
gradually became firmer , prices advancing
from c to | o but reacted J c and closed
steady.
Hogs wcro fewer than Saturday's esti
mates and packers wcro bidding for October
delivery with no one , willing to sell , which
made the nmking-up of the prices easy. The
close was at the top figure of the day. Jan-
wary pork 5c up ; lard Ciy c ; October rib *
40o.
40o.Hates were steady at 2) < fc 'for wheat and
2o for corn to Buffalo.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
Sllrcnrs ; corn. 700 cars ; oats , U50 cars ; Hogs ,
10,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
( inotnllons were as follows :
' . ,
l-'ixjuu Oulotund.unchaiiKcd
WIISAT No. 2 spring , 01'c : No. S spring ,
Gl@01c : No. 2reil. 01'ic\ ' .
C'OIIN No. 2 , 377ic.
OATS No. 2. 2u27ijc : No. 2 white , 295 ! ©
BOl'iC ! No. 3 whlto , L 8K29Jc.
Hvi-No. 2 , 44c.
llAitw.Y No. 2 , nominal ! Mo. 3 , 42a46c ; No.
4 , f. o. b. . 304t42c.
FI.AX SKEU No. 1 , II.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $3.20.
1'oiiK Mess , per bill. , $17.DO18.00 ; lard , per
10011)3. , f 10.404610.60 ; short ribs sides ( loobo ) ,
* 9.409.60 ; dry sal'ed shouldurs ( boxed ) ,
t7.00ii7.25 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $ 'J.25Q >
'WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
SuoAns Unchanged.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today.
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market wns quiet but llrm ; creamery , 24 ®
28Hc : dairy , 18@24c. Kggs , unchanged at
N nv Vork MnrkoU. .
NKW YOHK , Get. 23. FI.OUII HccclDts. 26.700
pkgs. : exports,20GUObbls. ; sales , 8,500 pkgs. ;
market dull ; closed htoudy ; winter \vhoat ,
low grndcR , $1.702.65 ; winter wheat , fair to
fancy , * 2.35iS3.30 ; winter wheat , patent * . (3,50
< a3.80 ; Minnesota clear , 2.35@2,90 ; Minnesota
seta straights , $3.1XB3.80 ; Minnesota patents ,
t3.Biffl4.10 ! ; oily mills , J3.85a3.90i city mills
putontK. M.304.50.
COIIN MEAif-Uulli yellow , $2.002.7B.
HAUW.Y Steady : No. a Mllwanki-o , 4G08c.
HAIILRYMALT Oull ; western , 0570c.
WliiiAT llecolpts , 3,700 bu. ; exports , 98-
200 bu. ; sales. U.170,000 bu. futures , 12,000
bu. spot , Spatwoalc , closed llrm ; No. 2 rcu ,
In store and elevator , OHHc ; alloat ,
BHUc ; f. o. h. . 09 } < c ; No. 3 rod , G54e ! : un-
frradcd red , 0709Uc ; No. 1 northern , 71i
' ' -
Options opened
I'.ic net advai
closed 71Jie ;
72Hc ; March ,
70'Jc , closlni ; '
November closoif lit 08Jc } ; necoiiiberT 08'lffi
OOJic. closing ut 09Vc.
CHUN HecelptB , . 194,375 bu. ; oxportH , 00,700
bu , ; milps. 400,000 bu. fntmes , 32.0UO hu. spot.
Spots dull , but stundy ; No. 'J , In elevator ,
47-l8 ; < c ; aHoat , 47'i < a47'J < : . Options opened
weaker , closed ' { c Inner to } jo lilirhur ; October -
tobor , 4G5c ! ; Novombur. 4Gf ( < t47i1 closlmt
ut 40y : Decombur. ] ) 47iia47ic ! , closing at
< 7 [ cj > ay.4840iccl ? ; sTnKiIt148iio ; ; ;
OATS Kecciptx , 128,700 bu. ; exports , 1,100
bu. : Hales , -40,000 bu , futmvB , 57,000 'bu.
Bpot.Jiitots dull. Options. Inactive , hut steady
closing at'
Sti'ic : "
nuked
B00tl to
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Iliji's Steady ; choice , 1DS23C ! 1'aclflc coast ,
lIlDKS-Sloady ; wet salted .Now Orleans.
elected , 44V7c ; Buenos Ayies , 13Kc ; Toxus
dry salted , 7He ,
\ Voor8oady. .
rjumsiONS-Cut meats , steady ; plcldcd bel
lies , lO'lOlSc ! plcUled sliouldois
, 7U@7Sc ! :
pickled Iiiiins , loiilOWc. Lard , strong ; weJt-
eIn t ? JirilVVl1 ! ! at lo-7B ! sales. 400 tierces
? itnli 8&QiItH'i.,0"tlimTlinl08' ! 2&0 tlorcesat
110.25 and 600 tlerrns , January at 19. 1'orU
flrm ; new im'ss. 14,25aifi.oo.
ii Weaker ; wi stern dairy , 17 > iffi22c :
wusturn
CujJESK-Htoady , unchanged ; suite , large ,
lMuJUJiOj part skims , 49Jc ! ; fuUbklms , < ai
8 } tC.
tC.Koo3 Weak : western , fic&h , 214@22c. !
TAiJXw-lull ; city ( * 'J per pkg ) .
I 'OTTONseii > Oii/-8teudy.
I'KTItoucuu-nriu ; closcd at 70I4R ; Pcnn-
ylyiiiila oil , spot wiles , none. .Vovomhor
option miles , none ; closed ut 7oic } bid ; Lima
oil balcB , nono.
KOSIM Steady ; .common to good , tl.17' ; ©
'
-rm ; c.
; domostlu , fair to extra , 3a5ic ! ;
Japan. 5Ue , '
. MoijlBSES-Steady , unchanged.
1 tHtOAii-KftW , Urmi fair refining , 8 o ;
centrifugals , 00 tett , 3Vc ; roUnod , nulet ;
mould "A , " 6 3-05 O-lfio ; st ndartl "A.l !
4 1.10 4Uc ; cut -loaf. 4 la-lCc ; powdered ,
67-l&itO\c ; granulated , 63 16 < & 6fto ; cubes.
6XC.
1'iu IRON BtOHdyt American , 114,00316.00.
, Ooj-J'KH rjrin : Uue , IU.BO.
1 LKAU-Domeatlc. 13.60.
TIB Very ijulot ; Btralts , 120.80.
Bnu/rau Qultft ; domestic , t3.62j { .
Hlouc.polU W ie t Market.
MiNNEil-OUS. Oct. 23. The wheat market
evened weaU .nd lower this morning , but later
Iktherod ntrength , advancing mnre than le.
Tliu locul ktrength was bused upou imaller ro-
, wllli the vfo v : cU ot
further decline , with ( ho Inrjje doirmnd Hint
uxl l for en ! i vrhbnt hi the fnco 6t a Into liitvo
movement. .Th,6 larco number of curs tlmt
jlululh lately reported a Arriving there 19
novy fonnd to bo nn error which helped to re
store con lid d MOO In the prices of northwestern
wheat. There trns nti Int'rouMj of 216,000 1m.
In country florntor supplies for the pMt \rrok.
December opcni1 ! ! nl68 } ( < : mid closnd nt.9'ic ,
May opuncil iitG Jionnnclosofl ntOQUc. Track
wheat .cloned ! Hard , Ulc ; No. 1 northern ,
tiOi-jc : No. 2 northern , 67jc. } The cruh mnr-
kctwfuqulto active from tlio start , the de
mand befiiR very peed from both millers nnd
elevator companies. The former were Inclined
to hold ( > 1T at llrst for concussions , but holders
wcro firm. No. 1 hard , 011S'2G25c ! ; No. 1
northern , GD ! < Oti9He ; No. 2 northern , 574 ! ® ,
DBc. Ilocolpls , 734 cars ; shlltmciits , 52 cars.
OniDliu I'rodnco Mnrket.
IHJTiEn The situation In the butter market
does not show much change , and quotations
remain prac'.lcally unchanged , Fancy cream
ery , 2Bft.3c ( ; coed creaniory , 2&o ; fair cream
ery , 235J24C ; cholco lo fancy country , 23 25ci
fair tu good country , 182Uot packing stock ,
fresh , 1GJJ17C.
ICons The iiiiirkot remains ahont Etcady at
previous quotations. Tnu general run of eggs
is going at lOc , vhllo the most , particular
trade Is being asked 20c for strictly fresh
stock.
Livu POUMUY There are rnoro chickens
arriving t linn the local trade will take and
the surplus Is golnu to Iho dressers at about
GlCc for chickens. Oldhensaro .slow at Cite ;
geese and ducks , RJlOol turkeys , U3llcv
VEAI/ The arrivals durliiR the past day or
two have been light ami the inarkulllim at
quotations. Choice small and fat veals , G ! {
< it7c ! thin or heavy , 34400.
OAMB--Them Is consldurablo camu comlne ,
but the demand Is poor. Not only la that thu
case here , hut every other market appears to
bo In the same llx. A year ago Omaha dealers
sold prairie-chickens at 15. and It was easier
lo got that price than half the money at the
present time. Pralrlo chickens , la.flO ; mal
lard ducks mid redheads are slow at$2.00S
2.50 ; leal duckf , tl.25qualllil.25l.GO. ; !
HOHEY--Ilonuy Is conimonclni ? to move a
llttlu morn freely , but Iho demand Is still light
forlt ! cholco whlto clover , 10itl7c.
OYHTGits Mrillum , IGe ; horseshoes , 19c ;
extra standauls , 21c ; extra selects , 24c ; com-
. puny selects , 20c ; counts. 34c.
Nuis Chest nuts nro lower and there Is a
fair siiBply of"uliolce eiistcrn stock on the mar
ket which Is aclllntrat 13ir i ; pur 11) . Pecans
nro quoted at l'215c. The nmrkut on black
walnuts Is slow at 7Gc5.Jl.00 ? on order ! ' ; small
hickory nuts , I1.76O2.UO ; largo hickory nuts ,
VKOBTAllT.nS.
BRANSKailorn hand-picked navy , J2.105J
2.10 ; western Iwvy , Jl.HOifil.00common ! white
beans , tl.503H.75.
O.NioNS--Thero Is not much activity In thu
onion mnrkot , owlnp to the fact that the
local ciop Is largo and the gardeners are sup-
plylns the denuind very largely. Onions are
quoted nt 5t)51G5c ) ; , nnd oti ordcis at 70cj Span
ish onions , per crate , $1,50.
WAinitJUHKSS Put , up In beiry boxes , per-
case of 1C ( its. , tl.COttl.7C.
I'OTAroBS Cooler weather , ospeciauy a uv-
tlo frost , would tund to lniiio | n the demand
for potatoes , as every ono would want to put
In winter stocks. Nebraska , Iowa and Mlnno-
% otajrro\vn potatoes In small lots from btoro ,
70S7Dc ; san\B In car lota , lioOGric ! Colorado ,
from store , 8iaBDc ( : Colorado lots. 7577c.
UAliliAilK 1 hero Is a Rood deal of cabbage
soiling In tills market , but thu demand Is sup
plied ontlioly by the Kiiroeners. Orders fur
cabbaRO from the country are Illlcd at l5ojior !
ib.
Cict.Kiiv There Is considerable poor stock
on the market and some very fancy. Qond
stock , 2530c ; second grade , 20iJ20c ; fancy ,
GOc.
GOc.SWKET 1'OTATOKS The supply Is fair : boino
grown , per bul.U.253.00j Jersey stock , per
bbl. , 14.004,25.
F1UJITS.
OiiAi'ES The crane markets of the country
are very weak nud eastern grape growers are
commencing to consign their fruit to this mar
ket more freely. So far this market has held
up much-bettor than other market ! ) . Kastern
Concords , per basket , 2'Jo ; largo lots , 20O21c.
CAr.irotiNiA FituiTK Kreestono peache.s , per
box. I1.10Q1.20 ; 'clings , $1.00ffil.lO ; winter
pears , per box , 42,25 ; Tokay grapes , Jl.'JS ;
black and muscat grapes , , $1 ; quinces , , $1.75
per ho.x.
Avi'Mis The supply Is lighten this market ;
cholco eastern , per bbl. , $4.251.50 ; cholco
western , * l.00ffi$4.25.
CHANHIKUUS Cranberries are arriving very
freely and iiro In good demand ; Capo Cod , per
bbl.,83.7 ! < ao.OO ; bell and cherry , 15.00O5.25 :
boll und bugle , $5.5030.00.
TnOl'IOAl , F1IUIT3.
BANANAS Prices lonialn about steady ; per
bunch , large. S2.002.25 ; per bunch , small to
medium , tl.762.00.-
Lr.MONS Messalns per box. $4,005.00 ;
Mlorl , cases , ! IOO sire ; $5.50.
OIIANOES Florida oranges have arrived and
arescllltiuatsa.OO.-
HIDIW , TAI.T.OW , ETC.
IIiDES Is'o. 1 green hides , 2',4c ; No. 2 preen
hides , 2c ; No. 1 green baited hides , 3c : No. 2
green baited hides , 2c ; No. 1 green salted
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted'
hides , 25 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8
Ibs. to 15 Ibs ? , 5c : No. a veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 15
Ibs. , So ; No. Idry Hint hides,4c : No. ' 2 dry ( lint
hides ; 3c : No. 1 , dry Halted hides , 4c. Part
cured litilesc \ per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP I'uws Green salted , each , 3575c ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) , cadi 10 < ii > 15c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each 5(8,10e ( ; dry
bhcarllngs ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 2 >
each. 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher Wool polls , per Ib. , actual weight , 10 ®
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool bells , per 11) . , actual weight , 17Q,20c ; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool polls , per Ib. ,
actual weight , 9iilOc ; dry flint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per Ib. , actual weight , 7OUc ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 57c.
St. Tjonl * Mill-Item.
ST. LODIS , Oct. 23. Fi.oun Steady ; weak ;
unchanged.
WHEAT Opened ! < c off , but with good de
mand and oncouruglm ; conditions advanced
with blight relapses , closing He up for options ;
cash wns lower ; No.2rodcash,58ic } ; October ,
68Hc ; November , 59c ; December , GOJiaGO c ,
closing ut 01 ! 6'c asked ; May , G8i@G9Uc ! , clos
ing at G9c asked.
Uoiw Wat , strong n.irly , gained some , but
relapsed , closing prnctlcallv unchanged ; No. 2
/mixed , cash , 3iM3G c ; October. 35'Je hid ;
November , 343i34ic ; December , JU o
bid ; year and January , 34c bid ; May , 37i < a
37ic abked.
OATS Firm : No. 2. cash and Octobor. 27c :
November , 27ic ! nomltml ; May. 31 jc bid.
UYE In demand , hluher ; No. 2 , 43o bid ,
44ijo uskvd ,
HAIILEV Dull ; Iowa , 51c.
lllUN 1'lrm : east triclt : , GOc.
FLAX Sr.KD Loxvor ; i)8c bid.
UixtVKii HRKD Lower and dull ; J7.00S8.10.
HAY Lifeless and unchanged ; prime to
choice timothy , 810.0011.00.
llUTTKit Unchanged ; creamery , 2G30c ;
dairy , 18fc2llc. ( ,
Kens Unchanged ; fresh , IGJjc ; Eoulhorn ,
LKAI > 1'lrm ; $3.10 ; spelter , $3.30.
COIIN MUAi UnulmiiRod ; $1,801. 85.
WIHHKV llnchanRcd ; $1.14.
lUnoiMl Uiu-liuiiL'ed ; 6 GUc.
COTTON TIBS UnchanRod ; U5c$1.00.
I'novistoxK Stroncur ; pork , standard mess ,
$ 1 8.25 ; lard , $9.509.fl2H ! dry Malt meats , loose
hlmuluVrs , $7 ; lonzsaud ribs , * 0.371i ; shorts ,
$9,75 : boxed. 15c lilRhor ; bacon , plckleil
shonUlers , t7.75 ; ( ones und ribs , $10.IJ'2i ! ;
shorts , * 10.87V511.00.
ItKGEiirra Ploiir. 700 bbls. ; wheat , 123,000
mi , ; corn , 123.500 bu. ; oats. 05,000 bu.
HIIIPMKNTS Flour , H.OOO bbls. : wheat , 10,000
bu. ; corn , 5C.OOO bu. ; oats , 25,000 bu. ; rye ,
4,000 bu.j uarluy. 7.0d ( ) bii.
IMlnvaiiltco MurKntR ,
MILWAUKKE , Out. 23. If.onn | Steady ,
WIIBA * Weak ; No. 2 spring. 5a4'c ; No. 1
nor I hoi n , G4Jc ? ! ; Decenihnr , Gl' c.
COIIN Steadv : No. 3. 37Ur. .
- 1 271sci No3
c-
llAlii.KV-'Wealter ; No , 2 , 53icsample ! ; , 32 ®
u7'/sC.
KVK Btaady : No. 1 , 47c.
I'liorisioMi-ingliar ; pork , 110,70 ; lard ,
UerKiiTj ) Klour.4,800 bbls. ; wheat , 00000
bu. : barley. 113,000 bu.
Kiiu-MKNTS-l-'loiir , 1S.OOO bbls. ; wheat ,
304,000 bu. ; barley , 90,000 bu.
tnty .Miirkcta ,
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 23 WHEAT-ID fair
demand. Hleady ; No. 2 hard , 0252Uc ; No. a
red , 645Dc.
COIIN- Mixed was steady ; white , le lower ;
No. a mixed , 32 l32 [ < c : No. a whlto , 34c ,
OATS In fair demand , Ntoudy ; No. a mixed
'
25a20Jc ( ! : No,2whlte,27iJU8c. (
UvK-\V'ealj No. 2. nomlnully 42@43c.
Vl\X SKEW-80 BOfl.
HIIAN I'lrm ; 50ffi07c.
tlmothy' * 0'0 ° 310.OU ; prairie ,
-Easy ; creamery , 2227c ; dairy. 18
Kao's-Qulot ; 17c.
HECuiiTs-Wheat , 48,000 bu , ; corn , 8,000
bu. ; outs. , nono. .
SuiPMEsrsWheat. . 45,000 bu , ; corn , none ;
oats , uone. -
Wheat lu Ilin North wait.
_ MINNBAPOMB , Oct. 23. The Northwestern
Mtllor ropgrts itliu stock of wheat In private
clovutoruof Minnesota at 444,000 bu. . u do-
creasa for the week of 10,000 bu. This makes
the-total steck ut Jllnneupolls und Uuluth 12-
483.409 bu. , against 11,071,000 bu. last week
and 10.014,000 bu. a year ago. The Market
Uecord cttlmateB the stock of wheat In coun
try elevators of Mlnnebota and the Dakota * at
2.275000 bu. , or 826,000 bu. more than last
Monday , The aggregate northwestern stock
. tlius made , exclusive of mill storage. 10-
186'b ' BU lncreuse for tu ° wcek ot 377 '
DuRiil Ur > la Kecelpti.
HCVFALO. Oct. SS.-Purlns the past forty.
eight uours the receipts of grain by lake foot
up 2.700,000 bu. . the largest amount for that
space ot time lu the history ot liutfalo. 1U11-
road elevators are * rell tilled , and a blockade Is
York Ifrf Uoodi Market.
N w YDHK , Oct. 28.-The dry goods market
coatinum auleti In the. main u ff shows ualm-
portauturlatloui in prlceii. Kumtora ot
mall orders and the buying of resident birycri
representing quite u largo number of onldrs
foot up a moderate nggrognttr.n n the buying
contlnups to bo confined toshiMl Ibis. I'rlht
clotliashow IndllTcionco on the part of the
buyers , who nro looUtiig for lower prlcei.
( llnglinms nnd woven fabrics rule dull and
featureless. In the Jobbing trade buyera are
scarce , with mall orders , If anything , falling
oir * _ _ _ _
Cotton JMnrket.
NEW Oni.EANS , Oct. 23. COTTON futures ,
quiet and stendy ; nnlei , 80,000 bales ; Octo-
) > or. 17.23 ; November , $7.G9S7.r.l ; liecomlicr ,
7.72Q7.73 ; Januaiy , J7.79ai7.80 ; rcbnifiry ,
t7.87V7.88 : March , t7.04S7.U5 ; April , (8.18 ;
May , S,08'i.t8.09.
Middling , 7 13-lCc ; low mlddllni ; , 7 7-16e !
peed ordinary , 7 3-10c. Net rocolpts 18,007
lialcs ; gross receipts 2,212 bales ; Orcat
llrltntn .shlnmcnts , 7,100 bales ; continent ,
1,700 bales ; sales , 3,000 bales ; stock , 144.0J4
bales.
NEW YOUK , Oot , 23. COTTON Future ,
barely steady , I4R21 points lower ; sales , 214-
000 bales ; .lunimry , is. 18 ; I'obrunry , JH.19 ;
March , 18.27 ; April , $8.33 ; May , (8.40 ; June ,
ea.45 ; October , $7.98 ; November , 17.90 ; De
cember , * H.03. I
Sr. Lout * , Oct. 23. tJiiiTON Large jro-
cclpts sauted weakening In ptlces ; ordinary ,
0 cgood ; ordinary. 7Uc : low middlings , 7 c ;
middling , 7c ; good middling , BUc ; middling ,
fair , 8 ? < c. _
Oi the London .Mnrkct.
NKW YOUK , Oct. 23. The 1'ost'g London
special says : I'lfly-llvo tlinututirtsovorolirns
wont out today to lluiunanla. and 4.COU to Hol
land. Bar gold wa uncliHiiRod lu prlco and
demand. Silver was 83'id , the advance -
vance being diu to the reports of
n continuation of the Ucusury's monthly
putchaso for ono year. Uupco paper
Is GUd ! , Money Is growing Rcarca In India ,
but sales ot council drafts will probably re
lieve the pressure. The stock market closed
dull.
CollV "sinrkot.
NEW VOIIK , Oct.23--0orrox Opened steady
but quiet find unchanged to 16 points advance ,
closing steady at from 5 points lower to 10
points advance. Saint , 12,00'J lings ! October ,
$17.40 ; I-cembertlO.Goai0.7oIiniiiiry10.35 ( ! :
CUC.40 ; l < Vbriinry.flC.G ) ; Mnrch.lG.05iaiG.10 ;
May , $15.050)10.70 ; Sopti-mber , $15,25. Spots
qufet , steady ; sales , 5,000 bans nt J19 spot.
Visible .Supply of ( train.
NEW YOUK , Oct. 23. Thn visible supply of
grain Siuuidny. October 21 , as complied by
( lie Now York 1'roduce e.Nchungp , U OH follows :
Wheat , 00,979,000 bu. ; IIUTCIUC , 1.712.000
bu. ; rorn , 9,089,000 bu. ; Inunmsc , 500,00 liu , ;
oats , 6",535,400 bu. ! Incroimc , 21.000 bu. : rye ,
46SOOObu. ; Incrcacc.bO.OOubU' ! barley,2,335-
000 bu. ; Incicasc , 229,000 bu.
Oil .Market * .
Oir , OITV , Oct. 23. National transit cor-
ttncutes ; oncnrd 70 ; lilchcsl , 70Ji : lowest ,
70 ; closed , 70li : sales , 4,000 hbls. blilpincnts ,
192,293 bbls. : runs , 115,900 bills.
1'iTTSuuuo , Oct. 23. National transit
certificates opened at 70 ; closed nt 70J4 ;
highest , 72 ; lowest , -70 ; no sales.
Dill nth AVhout .M.trKet.
Dur.UTii , Oct. 23. Miirkot ( Inn , steady and
advancing. Uloso ! No. 1 hard , cash and
October , C2c ; December , 0271 : : May , OOc :
No. 1 northprn , cash and October , Olc ;
December , Gl ? c ; May , GHo ; No. 2 northern ,
cash , 5Gc ; No. 3. 53c ; rejected , 4Cc ; on track ,
No. 1 northern , tourilve , Glc.
l.lverpuul Alurkntn.
LiVEiiPOor , , Oct.23 , WIIKAT Quiet ; holders
offer moderately ; Uallfornhi , No. 1 , 5iHjUj !
red western'spring , 5s 5d5J5s GJ5d ; red western -
ern , winter , 5s 3Hd5s 5d.
COHN Quiet ; ilomand uoor ; western. 4s.
VIIOVIBIONS 1'iirk , prime moss , 88i 9d.
Lard , western , 49s Gd.
\Vnnl .Murkut.
ST. Lotus , Oct. 23. Woo/ . Steady and un
changed ; business moderate with cholco bright
wool In best request.
ICIclu Mutter
N. 111. , Oct. 23 , UUTTi-.ti-null ; sales ,
20,280 Ibs. at 23c.
Kliiunclal Notes.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 23. Clearings , $1,655-
138.
IlALTlMOne. Oct.23. . Clearing ? , $2,055,090 , ;
balances , $289,009.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23. Clearings. $73,119,385 ;
balances , $4,917,902.
PAIUS. Oot. 23. Three per cent rentes , 98f
28 ! 5c for the account.
OMAHA , Oct. 23. Clearings , $953,428 ; same
day last wee If , $900,4 17.
LONDON , Oct. 23. The amount of bullion
'wlthdniivn from the Hank of England today ,
85,000.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 23. Money , 3&7 percent.
Now York exchange , 057tlc pi emlum. Clear
ings. $2.180,700.
MEMPHIS , Oct. 23. Now York exchange
"selling nt'15c premium. Clearings , $259.-
929 ; balances , $71,480.
NEW OIU.CANS , Oct. 23. Clearings , Jl317- ;
535. Now York exchange , bank , at par. Cun.-
merclal , $1.50 per $1,000 premium discount.
ST. Louis , Oct. 23. Clearings , $3,430,223 ;
balances , $303,437. Money , quiet at G8 pel-
cent. Exchange on Now York , 25c premium.
BOSTON , Oct. 23.-Clourlngs , $12,289,727 ;
balances , $1,250,330. Moliey , 2 per cent.
Now York o.\chungo unchanged , 1525 pot
cent discount.
CHICAGO , Oct. 23. Clearings , $10,070,000.
Now York exchange. 80c pioinlum. Sterling
exchange , dull : actual , N.H3&4.85. Money ,
easy ; small loans , G'.iUo ' ? per cent , with round
lots at 5 per cent and 0 on time.
STOCKS AJSI1 KUKUS.
It Was Like Old Times In the Street
\e < torday.
NEW YOHK. Oct. 23. It was like what the
street reminisccntly alludes to as ' 'the olt
times" on the Stock exchange today. The
dealings were on a hit-go scale , nearly every
body was on the bull side of the market ant
there was an all-pervading nlr of buoyancy
which carried every thine before it. At the
opening ot business dlseouraslnsj advices
regarding the prospects of unconditional
repeal scaled the initial sales down from } (
' per cent und the indications were decidedly -
cidedly depressing , but the temper of specu
lation was changed with magical rapidity by
ono of those special movements which marl :
the history of Wall strost nnd which are
seldom based on anything more solid than
rumor.
The movinp Influence In today's market
was a newspaper article announcing that
the Now Jersey Central party led by Presi
dent Maxwell and his friends had secured u
controlling interest in the Delaware , Lackn-
wanna & Westernand would hereafter di
rect the policy of that corporation. Subse
quently , a transfer of 40.000 shares of Lack-
uwanna to William K , Vandcrbllt led to the
belief that there was a trunk line combina
tion in the coal deal , and despite thu remarkable -
markablo luck of knowledge displayed by
the presidents of the two i-oulb : named , the
impression Rained ground that the lonp an
ticipated coalition of Iho coal roads had
taken shape.
Huports were current that the Delaware
& Hudson companies were involved in the
deal to the extent of being committed to
adopt the policy to bo outlined by the New
Jersey Central parties that all the coal roads
would act in harmony with the trunk lines.
As u natural result the huuwUics of the
anthracite roads wore in brisk demand and
the upward movement therein curried along
the entire list.
The fate of the silver hill wns not con
sidered a factor in tha situation , if
thought of at all , uml Kock Island stock
traded In responded to a greater or lesser
extent to the call for ait advance , Thu
coalers of course led the market i the
appreciation ot values , the highest point
of tno day being compared with the closing
sales of Saturday. Luke Shore shared
lurgoly in the improvement , soiling up 5
per cent. There were sonpa slight realiza
tions at the udviiuca una nt ono time a small
raid was mudo on the market under cover of
a rumor to the effect that the prlo of wheat
had broken. The docllilo duo to these causes
ranged 4 } per cent , the coalers being the
chief sulterera , but the market speedily re
covered und the upward movement was
resumed , llio Ilnul dealings being character
ized by strength and activity and the mar
ket closed witli a buoyant tone und a de
cidedly upward tendency.
Heading , which did not participate in the
advance to any great extent until the after
noon , closed at the highest figure
touched , but the otlior coalers showed roao-
tlons of from lf to 2J per cent. "
The Industrials , with the exception of
Sugar and ICdison Electric , did not share to
any appreciable extenfln the rlso , and Dis
tilling and CuUlefeeding actually receded
a fraction. Compared with Saturday's clos
ing figures , the chief advauccs were : Lack *
nwunna , U per cent ; Now Jersey Central , 7 %
per cent ; Delaware & Hudson , U ! per cent ;
Heading , tt % per cent ; Susquenanna &
Western , U per cent ; Susquohanntt
& Western preferred , C per cent ;
ICdlsou Electric 4 per cent ; Laka
Shore , 3 > f per cent ; Wheeling & Lake Erie
preferred.8) jxjrcent ; Now York , Chicago
& St. Louis , 2J { percent ; New York , Chicago -
cage & St. Louis flrsti preferred , 5 per cunt ;
ew York. Chicago & St. Louis second
preferred , 2 % per cent : Pullman , S per cent ;
Sugar , UK per cent ; Sugar preferred , Con
solidated Ua * . St. Paul Is Omaha preferred.
U per cent ; Colorado Fuel , Illinois Central
aud Iowa Central , IJfperctut ; Now York
% New England and Western Union. 1 ?
> cr cent ; Itork Islnnd , LakoKrlo ft wcst
ernnnd Cotton Oil preferred , \ } ( per cent t
Chicago , ClorrlfWl. Cincinnati & St. Louis ,
k per cent ; ClfiMflo. BtirllnKlon.t Qiiiney.
'Missouri PaclfToVTCubbor , HiiiTalo , Uochcslcr
t Plttsburg nod ( Inson Bay , 1 for cent.
The followlnllMro the closlnp quotations of
the lending stocks on the Now York ox-
change toil y : > O , i
ibid
Thu total sales of stocks today were 275.200
shares , lur.lmlliiK' AtchUon , 9,900 ; American
Hutfnr , 7M.7W ; t'lilcngo , llurllngton k Qulncy ,
Jl,100 , : Uhlcngo ( Ins , 22.30O ; l.nclmwumm ,
D.noi.is HnliwiiM'AlIudMin , 20,270 : Distillers
linttlnfrcduri , 2,200 ; aenerul Kleclrlc , 0,200 ;
Niilfp Shore , 3.BOO ; Missouri I'nclllc , 3,400 ;
Vnw Vnfl. * X.Vfiv - , . , , , 7 .1(111 * Xfi1li\vi'ut
. .
orn , 3,100 : Xotthcrn I'acllli' . 8,300 : Ontario &
Western , 9.900 ; Iteudliig , 0,000 ; Hock Island ,
8,400 ; St. I'util , 3,000 , ; Western Union , 10,800.
New Yiul ? .Money Murker.
NEW YOUK , Oct. 23 , MO.NT.Y ON CAM. Kasy
nt l'/s2 per cunt ; last loan , 115 percent ;
Closed nt. l\t \ per ciint.
I'niMB Mr.siCA.NTll.E 1'Al'Eti G@8 per cent.
STIIIM.SO KXCIIANOK Heavy , with actual
busliipss In liinkers : < bills , $4.H44.8G for de
mand , and $4.3t4'a4.82 ; ( for bl.uy-duy bills.
Posted rail's , $1.83(84.80. ( Commercial bills ,
J4.80U5H.fil. f
fill.VIIH CliltTIKIOATCS 73 ! jC.
UoVKiWMKNTllONUS Quiet. State bonds , In-
aclhe.
Thu closing quotations on bonds :
OMAHA I.1VK nTOCK. J1AHKET8.
L'nttlo C'omo In Hi-curil Hrciildni ; Numbers
llot ( lo Up Another Dime.
MONDAY. Oat. 23.
As generally happens on the first day of
the week , receipts of cattle ami sheep were
liberal , but the run of liojjs was light.
On Monday , two years ago to.lay the cat
tle receipts reached 0,784 head , the largest
since the yards wcro opened. Today -that
record Was beaten by over 1,000 head and anew
now high water mark recorded. Fresh re
ceipts today were 7,780 head , or nearly 1,500
heavier than last Monday. The market
was In very fair shape in spite of the ex
cessive supplies , iteally desirable beef
steers were scarce , the demand for thorn
was good , and us Chicago was reported
stronger prices held up fairly well. Some
fairish lUlH-lb. nutivcs brought ? 4,40 , and
good western beeves sold nt from $3.50 to
$3.90. On the general run of western cattle ,
which were common , the market ruled slow ,
with prices weak'to a dime lower than Sat
urday. The movement was rather slucrgish
throughout , but considering the excessive
offerings nnd the common quality sellers had
little reason to complain.
The cow market opened lower , but under
thp influence of active buying by both local ,
houses und outsiders , prices Improved a lit
tle nud the bulk of the decent stock changed
hands at very nearly steady prices , around
SI.05 anil J'J.10 , Common and Inferior stuff
was in oxvctiblvo .supply , and sold all of u
dime lower than last week. The calf mar
ket WHS steady to a shade eanlqr , und rough
stock Kcnerally sold at shaded prices.
Business lu feeders was somewhat demor
alized. The demand was fair , but with a
flood of common stuff all grades sold lower ,
nnd the movement WHS not ut nil brisk.
Keally good stock ahowod very littlodeclliic ,
while the ordinary grades were all of lOo to
15c off , Thorn wcro u good many cattle still
unsold at the closu , but shipments wcro , ua
usual , largo. Good to choice feeders are
quoted ut.00@U ! 50 ; fair to good at * 2.CO@
it.OO , with common nnd inferior stun" at
u'round $2uoe'J.50 , Representative sales :
It. . . . 660 3 CO 15 , 1074 065
10. , . . , 03G Q CO 10 , IOCS D OO
8. . . . . . 030 3 CO 6 . 1000 BOO
B . , , , 923 3 TiO 15. . . ,1)37 ) 8 05
TVESTEnNt'ATTLK.
No. J\V. 1'r. No. Ar. Pr.
2COVTH. . H40 12 00 1 steer. .1240 12 25
Gstocri. 1241 800 89 steer * . 1033 0 OO
ICOW. . 1110 1 50 Ibull. . .1S20 1 60
1 bull.,1140 1 80 Ibtlll. , 870 2 00
1 Cow.1000 9 00 ICOW. . , . 080 2 00
11 cows. . . 021 2 00 16 rows. . . 9SH 2 00
ICOW. , , , 830 2 00 13 COWS. . . 1003 2 10
7COW1..1008 2 10 1 RtUR. . , . 940 2 25
flCOWS..109(1 ( 240 80 cows. . . 1070 2 40
ICOW. . . , 9RO 2 40 2 fdrs. . . . 940 2 76
lOfdri.,1078 2 75 1 feeder. 1120 2 75
12fdr . . , 801 2 75 8 15
G cows..1150 2 25 1 sir , tlK.1130 2 50
lstr.tlft.1610 2 60 B7.steers..1205 8 15
19 Mrs..1094 8 80
COLOIlAtlO CATT/.13.
43 cows. , 835 1 95 B fdrs. . 1283 2 RO
3 cows. , 1020 2 25 24 fdrs , . 909 2 70
1070 67stecrsll45 3 16
- . 840 2 00 37 MM. . H97 2 40
12 fdrs 000 2 60 Sflloei-91200 3 25
9stPors..lOH4 3 25 1 Mr. , , 800 2 OO
100 fdrs. . ' . , 870 2 05 142 fdrs .1003 3 'M
16 cows. , 800 2 00 12cnlvos 240 2 60
33hclfors 671 1 90 GBcows. . 795 2 00
tOyrlRs. . 322 2 60 SDyrlffs. 016 2 45
1 cow. . . 910 1 75 29 cows..1141 1 75
1 cow. . . ioro 2 25 2 cons. 1135 2 26
30 COWS , . 8GO 2 10
UTAH.
n cows , , , 830 1 76 2 16
2 bulls,1180 1 85 BCOWI. ' . . 700 2 05
n bulls..1510 t 85 1 sir , thj.1120 2 15
8 strs.tlR 1320 2 25 18COW.S. . . 005 2 05
1 cow. . , , ' 920 1 75 7 COWS. . 953 2 05
1 holfor , G40 2 1G BstrstlBH33 2 25
19 bulls. .1210 1 85 1 hull. . . . 870 1 80
4 bulls,1200 I 80 J COW. , . . 10GO 2 05
WYOMING.
2 i leers ,1255 3 00 > btcnrs,1431 3 90
2 cows , , . 916 1 75 liiliows , , . 850 2 00
2 cows , , .1075 2 00 40 COWS..1089 2 40
20 cows , , 900 2 20 4 COWS.1030 2 05
18 cows , . 071 2 05 7 cows.1190 2 25
2COU8. . .1020 1 75 12 cows. , . 9DS 2 10
2 stags. 1350 2 10 4G MM..114H 3 1O
1 Bluer , .1020 2 50 21 Meets. . TJ2G I ) 35
.21 cows , , .1010 2 15 27Mcers.,12)4 B GO
2 cows. , 885 1 75 23 COWS. . . 072 U 40
53 stouts , .1100 3 75 17 cows. . . 017 2 20
11 rows , , 800 2 00 2 Mrs.,1250 a 25
23 Mrs , . . .1117 2 05 101 calves , 134 4 00
29 COWS , , 010 2 20 fin rous , . . 931 2 20
135 POWS. . 984 8 35 104-MlH. . . .1008 2 85
70 Mrs. , . .li83 : i 10 9 cows. . . 804 1 75
22 cons. .1144 2 35 24 COWS. .1007 2 15
1 stag , . 910 2 00 21 COWS. . 903 2 05
12 cows. 050 2 10
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Hoes Saturday's 5c and luc advance was
repeated toJay and the market was fully as
high as a week ago today. Ucccipts were ,
as usual on Monday , light , but n trillo
heavier than a week ago today. The qual
ity was fuir to poor. There was an active
demand lor fresh meat account and a mod
erate inquiry from shippers. As eastern
markets were stronger and the supply
limited It did not take buyers IOIIR to clear
the pens. Fair to treed hogs of all weights
sold largely at $0.30 and $0.35 , while common'
to fair stuff brought S0.2. > and $6.30. The
extreme range of prices paid was from § 0.15
for poor light stuff to W.40 for a load of
choice heavies. The bipr bulk of the trading
was at from $0.25 to $ (5.3T ( , as against SG.IM to
$0.25 Saturday und 6.2. ) to 50.30 a weelc ago.
Representative sales :
No. Av.
73. .191
75. .212
32. 271
2. .390
G3. .295
0. .2DO
7. .188
62. . 252
10 3G5
G1. .274'
78. .226
76. .203
78. .239
63. .252
GO. 277
61. .278
77 .218
56. .203
5. .346
9. .378
89. .215
70. .209
56. .315
63. .287
Receipts were liberal. The ue-
tnund was fair for both muttons and feeders ,
and while trading was slow the mar
ket was hardly quotaolv different from
the close of last week. Quotations are :
Fair to peed natives. ? 'J.75@3.'J. > ; fair to
good westerns. $3.35@3.00 : common and
stock sheep. $ l.r > ( ) @ 2.25 : good to choice 40
to 100-lb. lambs. $3.00(5l ( > 3.75.
Itrcoiptft ami DlHpoitltluii ot Stock.
Official receipts mid disposition of stock as
shown by the books of thu Union Stock Yards
company for the forty-clKht houis ending ut
5 o'clock p. in. , October 23 , 1893 1
IIF.CKII'TS.
WISI'OSITIOX ,
Chlcnern I.lvo Stock Market.
CitiCAOO.Oct. 23. ' Todnv's market wns good
enough to olthet the huvornl had ones country
Khlplicis oxucrlenced duilng the last ten days.
The turn In hellers' favor wns u direct result
of u hit ! drop In the iirrlvnls. Tlioro were
nearly 0.000 hcntl loss than for last Monday
nnd il.ooo hciirt loss thnii for thocorrehnoiid-
Ingdny lust year , only about 17,000 arriving.
Of Iheso nuurly Iniif were rungur , nnd as a
very hinall part of thcso were good enough for
shlppeib' usqiL will ha seen holders of. futcut-
tlo were In a position whoio they could have
something to viy about prices. I'alr to cholco
native siuor * sold from I6e to 25 ( ! up. They
did not sell \ < ; ry readily nt the higher prices ,
huvorbhchttatlng to | ay so much , but. they
paid It , uvuryihliiK ihut was lit tobond for
ward being out , of hollers' hands by midday.
Tlioudvanco In common natives find range
call lo WIIH less marketable. I'rom lOc lo 15o
xm-i > rnil ihociiln there. Balds of natives woio
mainly at fiom SI.75 to J2.05 for cows and
bulls and alum1 * 4 to $5.15 for ulcers. Te.\ans
wcro fiulnldo at from S2.10 to f3.60nnd west
erns from 1,75 to If 1.25.
Bales of hozs woio generally ut the advance
on Saturday n pi Ices. There was an active de
mand for the animal at that Improvement , for
the receipt' ! wcro unusually light for a Mon
day and iiocnnslderuhlo number was leftover
from lust vcek. Tnulo began early and
brUIdy'nnd It did not w.mo while a hos ro-
nialncd In salc&inon's hands. The best of the
heavies brought from J0.05 to JO,70 and a few
fancy lights turned over at from J0,85 to
J0.9U. Kahtcm aiders called for fully half of
the hnnply , and It was this domiind that ran
up prices. Hales wuru nrlnclpally at from
Iii,2u to to.60 for IIOKH welching over 200 Ibs. ,
and from W,16toKi.M ) foravoraxpa of from
200 to 250 lus. and at from ( O.OU to 10.80 for
lighter weights. Tliunuullty was pretty good
ami tluno WIIH not mncli trudlng below KU.35.
Tlioro wns a big run of sheep again today ,
the ebtlnmte bulng 20JO ( ( ) hc.id. Tlmt , nnilei
this heavy btipply. prices hhould have re-
mnlned weak was to boi' puctcd , 1 hey did
remain weak , hut they were not maloil.illy
lower , the demand developing sullldt'iit vital
ity to hold thu mnrUot nearly steady , Bales
wuro on u bublu of f rum $1 to J3.75 for noor to
cholcn Nhcrp and from * - 50 to * 3.75 for lunibs
Trading was largely at from I'J.50 to * 3li5 for
Nature should
S.S.S. bo iiBsiHtod to
. . .
thro vr off Impuri
CURES ties of the blood.
Nothing docs It
MALARIAL
Bowell , BO Bufelj
POISON or BO promptly as
Swift > 8 Hpeclilc.
UFE'HAD NO CHARMS.
For fkrn ye r I w troubled with ntilirlil polion.
which caused my trpetili la fail. n.l 1 v > Rrc.Uy re
duced In flcth , and lift losl ll Indiiimi. I tiieU mtr-
tuitll nd | * l Lh icu li . t ut la no effect , I could yet
coicllef. lllientriedtf mJW- * Aft Ulllcnll.l
wonderful inetuciuf Btffl vC B * e * complete
ndpcrm > ncntcuieKKCSal ! > nd I how enjoy
belief bcilife Uuoever , J.A.KICH , Otitwt , KID.
Oul twok OB Blood > od Skin DIic ie milled free.
wwr Sffcifio co. i
from $3.60 to 14.60 took most ot tli
llrcMptit CoUle. 17.000 liflnd ; cnlvrs. 1,000
hesili hpe * . 2'i.OOO hikd ; shotu , 20,000 head.
The Iw oDltiK.loiifnni ttporiRi
.S TS < B "ccolthi. 1 * . ' * > ' ' 'end ' , InoludlriR
0,000 rot n < Mil 4,00V ivciitPrii ; sown tocoml-
° J\s , ? n.ttl' lioltl 20 2C < j lilglien top lorlny ,
* R.Ol 26.40 ! others H.BCKit.'OS ; comrucn , I4.-/6
X4.60 ,
Iloos Koc llit21,000 licddj nmrkot , Acllvo
jind itroiiit nnd lOc lilclier : nil.trilIO,2&ItfjO ( ) !
lioavr , IO.CVai.HO ( ! ! light , I6.76SIO.B6.
SllKEP AND IAMD4Hcceltitx , 20,000 lioadl
op sheep , 3.00 < 33.76 ; top linn Us , 44.00184.76.
> io r York l.tvo Stork
NKW YOUK , Oct. 23.-ltEKVKS-Uocelpts ,
> .4it ( ) hcnri ! fnlrly nrtlvo ; limlo ulronecr on
Colorado * ; nnllvo clocr i , t3UD 0.2Q ; Texan
and Oolimichn , # 3.7034.20.
HAt.vns llcpolpts , two dny , 1,600 liond :
dull ! vonh. 15 OOR8.00 : Brassor * , J'2.OO < a'2.V6. '
Slthni'-Ilccnlpts , two days , 18,400 lioMlj
narkot. lower ! sheep , $2.i5fl3.COi iKinb ? .
3.603S 00 ; dressed mutton , 6 < a7Jc ( ; dressed
ainbs CHffl'Jc.
llon < UccolpU , 11,000 head ; market lower ;
6.GOit7,25. _
SI , I. nun lho Stock .Mnrkft.
ST. T.OUK , Oct. 23-OATTl.c Uerolpt3,200
ic.iil ; slilinn.'iits , 7(10 ( hoail ! tiinrliet 105J20C
ilKlicr ; ciutllty ot tod.iy'H roocliils nolMiry
'ood ; Rood Texas nleoi , J .UOjJ&'JO ; cow sin
iroiiortlonj liolfors , la.nof/J.SO.
Ilocis-Ilroclpls , 2,300 lioad ; slilptncntr
,500 lioiiil ; nmrkol jttrotiRt lioavv. fO.IOtt
0.60J mixed , tO.001Ui.4fi : ll ht , ffl.300.70
Sitr.M1 Itccclpts , 200 ntwl ! sliliimcnts ,
000 lii-nil j nmrkot btoiidy , uiicliangcd ; good
untlvcs , * 'J,75. _ _
Knn-n City Mvn Muok Miirkct.
KANSAS OITV , ( tel. -OA7TtK-llucolit | < ,
1,400 liond ! RlilpinentH , 11,000 lir.id ; inalkot
tcndv to llrnii Texas Mid slilnpInK steers ,
I.10it5.a0 ! ! Texas nuu nnlHo C ( 7S , J1.R64&
J.OO : Initclior stock , $ a,10iB4.10 ; stoc ers uiul
oedOl-8 , $2.40 3.76.
ilooH Kccoluu , 2,300 head ; Milpmrnt- .
000 lit'iul ; market 6 10c tilithorl ImlU. * n.lt > J4
l.40j lioavy , packliiK nnd inlxeil , iC-.10itti.40 ;
Iplits , Vorkcri und plm , } ( > .00 J.0.00.
8iiEEi UccmjiU.noiio ; HlilpinonU , 300 head.
.Stock In Mclit.
llccolptsof It vu stock at. the four principal
western markets Monday , October 23 ;
Oattlu. lions. Sheep.
South Omaha . 7,780J.a'.Ti l.HHO
JhlcaRO . 17,00l 22,000 20,000
CnnsasOlty . 0,400 2,300 300
St. Lotlls . 3.200 2,350 200
Total . 37,380 BtToVs 22,380
jnSCUI'KUKIt HUXK.
Vcuul Suppoiicil to lie .Schooner Klverilde
1'ound nt Itottoiu ot t.iikti Krlo.
Ci.r.VEi.AND.Oct. . S3. A largo vessel ,
thought nt flrst to bo a steamer , was ro-
lorted by Captain SltiKlu of the lishlnR tiifr ,
{ . T. Hey , to bo standing at the bottom of
: . .ako Eric , n fo\v tnllcs from this point.
Captain Sinplo was running out to lift his
nets when ho saw the spars of a sunken ves
sel protruding from the water. Thuro were
three singlestick sp.xrs , with white painted
tops , each ornamentea with gilt spheres.
About thlrty-llvo feet were exposed. The
vessel is twenty-three miles from this port.
Captain Single took soundings , and found
she was lying in thirteen fathoms of water.
Ilo was or the opinion that she was .1 largo
steamer.
It was stated that the vessel must have
ROIIO down since Friday , for hi-r wreck was
not seen on that day by boats passing the
spot. All sorts of theories vcro advanced in
regard to the wreck. The most acceptable
of all is that there was a collision between
two largo vessels during the heavy fog
Saturday night.
Inquiry of vessel men early this morning
failed to throw any light upon the mystery ,
but later J. M. Jones of the llrm of J. M.
Jones & Dro. , vessel agents , told an Asso
ciated press reporter tlmt the foundered
boat was undoubtedly his schooner , the
Klversidc. She has been missing since the
big storm of the IBtli and no tidings have
been Cleaned -from her siuco that time. The
Iliversldo was commanded by Captain David
G. Farringtou of Detroit and his wife was
qook on the boat. Sim carried five other
persons , all of whom nro undoubtedly lost.
The only names that could bo learned of the
missing are Joseph Hargroaves , mate , his
son John and John Paige , botli seamen.
topi.'usan TU STK
Clnui Sprocket ! Daiiounccs the Govern
ment'Attitiiile In llnwail.
NEW Yomc , Oot. 23. Glaus Sprockets , the
sugar king who , hus largo Interests in
Hawaii , has been in town several days. Ilo
spoke freely to a reporter about sugar Inter
ests and Hawaiian affairs.
"lam opposed to stealing , " ho said , "nnd
do not bollove that might makes right. The
United States seized the Sandwich islands
without any right to do so and assumed
charge of affairs there. It is not because I
have sugar industries thcro that I say this
was unjust. It was too much a policy of
grab , and contrary therefore to the ppirit of
fair play. If this government thought that
England or Japan was after Hawaii a mis
take was made. I am sure the English gov
ernment did not , aud docs not , seek to estab
lish control over the group. "
Wnr on the Tool I'oonu.
ST. PAUL , Oct. 23. The wholesale
chants of this city took a novel stand last
night by adopting resolutions to the effect
that they would in future discharge all em
ployes who .frequented pool rooms. To en
force this mandate they today stationed mon
at the big pool rooms and upon their reports
derelict clerks and bookkeepers will bo dis
charged without being given the opportunity
to explain. The Western Union Telegraph
company Is also taking a hand in the light
against the pool rooms andis asking for the
resignation of nil operators placing money
on horses.
Woman with n Ilorxewlilp.
Sur.uiYVii.i-E , Ind. , Oct. 23. Elhs Sllfer ,
one of the leading implement dealers of this
city , has been suspected by his son , who is
also a partner , of having clandestine meet
ings in the store with Mrs. George Patter
son. Slifor's son , Steven , watched for his
father last night and as soon as ho and th
woman entered ho brought his mother , gave o
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
her horsewhip , nnd standing by with A
drawn revolttr Urolso In the nomnn < ?
directed his mothov to Hog the woman ,
which the did In n vigorous manner The
scroarns of MM. 1'atlrrsou broochthsmui-cds
of pe\tntors to the scene.
inwi.it I'.iittivn ( vr.vi.wr , „
Governor of Arlrnni : Crevi tint tlm Colo-
mdo llltr Ho .MNclf Nnvlpnblo.
'U'AsmxOTox , O.'t. . -Governor Hughes
of Arizona had an Important conference with
Minister llomoro of Mexico touching 1m-
provcmonts of the Colorado liver which ,
\Tould add to Its Importance * as u channel of-VJ
commerce. The governor reported to Mints-
tor Itomoro that the Colorado Is the second
largest stream en the California roast anil
imttl that , with sijcnirn jetties at the mouth
end with some drcdglnc along thti course ot
the lrcam , It would bo tiavlgnblo for a ,
length of IHJO miles , far up Into Ari/.oiw nnd
Nevada. Ilo stated that the mountainous re-
glen of the western part of the Vnlteil States
tr.xvcuod by this stream was rich In mineral ,
while the lower country would soon become
n llnoagrteultutal and hortlcultur.il region.
Ho sUtod that Mexico along the liulf of
California was possessed of largo forests of
line timber tuid immense deposits of coal , In
both of which articles the southwestern portion
tion of the United States U dellclont. ,
Governor Hughes thinks the government (
of the United States would make the Im
provements tirfc.ssa.ry within Its boundaries
If the Mexican government would underlain )
to do as much within Mnxlcan territory.
The- lower 150 miles of the river Is In Mexico.
Minister Romero was very much impressed
with tha representation made by the gov- ,
crnor and said ho would recommend that his
government glvo the matter Its attention.
Ho thought the beat way to proceed would bo
for the two ijjovornmeiits to Join In tin ap
pointment of a commission to Investigate the
ontira question.
XKH' I'Oltlt VADKIt IfArillt.
Henvy Unlim Ciutnit I'lumM nnd AV.iOt uit <
on .Miuihutt in IMiuut. i > ' j
New YOUK , Dot. 23. A fresh water sea ,
Just deep enough to float vessels of 83-10 ; )
of n foot draught , covered Manhattan Island
and tx strip of territory extending " 00 miles
to the westward und probably twice that
distance to the north nnd south today. The
downpour began at 10:15 : o'clock last night.
Without a moment's cessation it continued
until this morning aiuLacconllng to wcathor >
bureau ofllclals , It is likely to contlnuo for
many yours yet.
The wind baa gradually Increased in veloc
ity until nt 8 o'clock It was blowing ut the
rate of twenty-eight miles an hour.
Dnltont nt tint Suppnr 1'nriy.
C GUTIIUIC , Old. , Oct. 23. The Ualtons , who' "I
have been very bolil since they defeated the
ofllcors in the Ingalls battle , capped the
climax a few nights ago when they ap
peared in a ganir at Cushlng and attended an
oyster supper given by the ladles of the
church thoru. i hey lelt their arms outside ,
patronized the tallies liberally and conducted
themselves like society gentlemen through
out. It is needless to say , however , that
they enjoyed themselves more than did the
balance of the people in attendance. , .
tHE NEXTTaOBNINQ I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS OETTER.
My dortor Buys It acts ccntly on the itomneb ,
liver and kidnevi.nnrt It Rplewnnt laxative. Inls
drink In made frcim lierhs. and Is prepared for use
LMNESWED1CIHE
AII d"Bl 8 sell II at fiflc. nnrt II n packnTC. 1 f you
coni.otcptlt.ncnd youraddresn forafrep sampln.
Bleillclno niovrii the
Dueber = Hampden
17 = Jewel
Adjusted
Watches/ "
It h marvelous hovr
these famous Watches
RUBY JEWELED arc taking the place o (
ADJUSTED lii all others where accu
WATCHES rate time is requlicd.
Railroad menwlllhavc
nothing else.
Duebtir Watch Works. Canton ,
BRACE UP :
With Nerve Ho ns. now voirotuUlo dlscovorr
of marvelous power , positive cure for nil
nerve trouuins. auch us nervous iin tr.itlon
BloepiessneHS , dusiuindiMiuy , paliiH In li.ic' ( uni
slilo , siolt hQ.idachu , ilyspup'ilii , loss of tippo-
tlte , etc. Wonderful noivo tonlo. nrikes rlvii
pure blood , tones ontlro systorn. fl .1 I ) X ,
unouili for two weeks. At ilnuiclsts , or Ujl
mull. Nerve Uoiui Co. . IlutT.ilo. N. > .
S O UTII
Union Stooi Yards Coinpinj ,
South
B itC ttle Ho nnd Jli3Jp mtrltatU th > I
coiviHis3ioi ;
Wood Brothers.
1,1 vo Stook CommUiloa ilorornti !
Mil. Chlo ll
JOHN I ) . IAUI MAS ,
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Market reports by mall and wire cheerful
aruUhud upon uppllcatlon ,
OMAHA