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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; ( CRIMES DAT. OCTOBER 25 , 1803. I
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Trade Given a Stirring Up * u Earnest
Yesterday.
PflCES ADVANCED VERY SHARPLY
Hint Uorcnl Sinned sAliout the Snmo ni
tloiidny't Clonluir , Declined n Frnctlnn ,
then Hoc i mo firm nnd Final
Were Strong ,
CHICAGO , Oct. 24. A stirring up in earnest
trns given the whe.it trade In the last hour
today. The closing cables wcro much
stronger. The wires were kept busy with
rumors of a prob.iblo end of the stiver light.
When the rumori wcro followed by posltivu
nsncrttons from senators that n vote on tlio
re c.il bill was certain Inside of twcntv-lour
hours , the sentiment became very bullish.
The shorts wcro In n great hurry to cover.
Jsow York ana the northwest bought In this
mnrkot In 1(10,000 ( bu. , lots. Prices advanced
xcry sharply. The decline of two weeks was
recovered In two hours. December wheat
bounded up IJ c , closing nt ljfc above last
nlirht'A flnal quotation. Corn followed the
fluctuations of wheat and closed with a gain
of Kc. Provisions ruled dull nnd lower. .
Wli * at started about the same as
dnv's closing to Jtfc lo > vor. declined from
tojC ' , then became llrm and prices wcro ml-
vnnccil ? iic , held stcai'y within this range
until shortly before the close , when prices
advanced Ik-vulosii'S s'trong at the highest
figures of the.1 day. It was claimed by seine
that the market was heavily ' -short , " and a
prominent trader , after selling fairly early
and not finding It easy to depress values ,
commenced to cover. This started th'o uu-
\ancp , iind when the news from Washing
ton was received the market responded
rcndlly , causing quite a llttlo excitement.
Offerings of corn wcro not largo , whllu the
demand from nil sources was comparatively
light. THO market opened rather firm mid
prices wcro about from 2f > ° to X ° higher , but
n weaker tccltng was developed and prices
declined from % c to V c , a moderate tr.ldlng
at the receding scalo. During the latter
part of the suasion a llttlo more steadiness
prevailed und prices rallied and closed com
paratively steady.
There was a light trade In oats , but a
stronger iccllng. duo mainly to sympathy
with wheat , which carried prices up from
J/c toVc In the face of the fair selllmr and
closed the market steady at about the outside -
side figures , with a net gain of from j'c to
' The provision market wns generally dull
nnit drooping. There was some recovery
from the prices prevailing early in the ses
sion , duo to closing strength In wheat and
corn , hut the last trading was at the fol
lowing reductions In the current , prices at
the close yesterday. In January pork , 5c ;
January lard , lOo ; January ribs , 5c ; in Octo
ber lard , 5o ; October pork , Gc.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
100 cars ; corn , 370 cars ; oats , KK ) cars ; hogs ,
20,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles , Open. HlKli Low. Close.
WHEAT
Oct. . . * . . . .
May. . .
Co i ix
Ocl , . . . S7W mt
3H ! <
Dec 8
Slay mtm
OAT.S
fid Nov m
llec 18H ! -7T
3I y.
JUh.Hl'OllK
Jan 14 00 14 CO
X.A1I1I-
Oct..i. . . , 10 25 10 10
Nov o : m o a- ' }
Jan s r r 8 47i !
BllOllTllIUS
Ocl 0 .12) ) n oo
Jan , 7 0" ,
Cash quotations wcro as follows :
KI/OUII Nominally unchanged. *
AVHKAT No. 2 spring , G3Jic ; No. 3 spring ,
GOftOIcNo. ; 2red.03 c.
COHN No. 2 , 37 c.
OATB-NO. 2 , 27JJc ; No. 2 white , 30c ; No. 3
Whlto , 2820c.
HYK-NO. 2 , 4&c. !
llAiir.KY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 444Dc ; No.
4 , 3Gc.
I'UAX PEID-NO. 1 , tl.OOQl.Ol.
TIMOTHY HKKU Prime. $3.20.
Voilll Mess , perhhl. , $17.60iJ18.00 ; lard , per
100 Ins. , $10.0010.15 ; short ribs sides ( loose )
t0.40ft.0.50 ( ; dry Bulcd shoulders ( boxed ) .
7.007.25hhort ; clear sides ( boxed ) , $0.25 ©
0.60.
0.60.WHISKY
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.14.
HuoAns Unclianccd.-
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for today.
Now Vork MurUutx.
Nuw YOIIK , Cct. 24. FJ.OUU Ilecclpts , 20,200
pltRs. : exports , 14,800bbls. ; sales , 0,000 ukcs. ;
market dull ; closing llrm ; winter wheat
low grades , $1.70 < a2.55.wlnler ; wheat , fair to
fancy , $2.3&ift3.30 ; winter wheat , patents , $3.50
< 3i3,80 ; Mliuvmria clear. $2.35&2.00 ; Mlnno-
HOtu Btidluhts , $3,10f(3.80 ( ; Minnesota patents.
(3.60 ( 4.10 ; city mills. $3.85ft3.00 ; city mills
patcnU.4.2&4.50. ( '
COHN MKAI. Dull ; yellow , $2.002.75.
live Dull.
lUiii.UY Uull ; No. 2 Milwaukee , 40C8c.
JUui.KY MAI.T Dull : nchturn , 05ffi70c.
WHEAT Uecolnls , 20,700 bu. ; exports , 88-
400 bu. ; sales. 3,880,000 bu. futures , 105,000
bu , spot. Spot inarKot opened dull , weak ,
closed llrm ; No. 2 rod , In store and ele
vator , OOf.'c ; ulloat , 70ffl70ftc : f. o. b. , 70 > ic ;
No. 2 northern. 72 - ' - c. ' Options - . . opened . . .
nulot and steady ,
November closed at 70C ! | December , CO 7-10
e,71\c , closing at 71 ic.
CoiiN-Uccelpls. 130.000 Dii. ; exports , 100
bu.l miles. 305,000 bu. futures , 04,000 bu. spot.
Snots dull , closing firm ; No. 2 , In elevator ,
4G Ji ! ! alloat , 47'ic Options opened Uc lower ,
closed llrm at unchanged to f'c advuncu for
the day ; October , 40S40c. } closing at4G'Ju ' ;
November , 40)J ) < a4G4'c. closing ut 40 c
lU-coinber. 40 ll-1047Kc. closfng at 47 } < c
May. 481JO40WC. closliiL'at40Mc.
OATS Itecoipts , 02,700 Uu. ; exports. 400
bu. ; sales , 146,000 hu. futures , 02,000 bu.
pot. f < potn dull nnd M/ic lower , C | < ISIIK !
fctoudy. Options openud dull , sloady , closud
llrm ut iiiiclmiiKuil prices ; October closed at
? 4.o > N v " "bOr,83K , , 34JiclclosliiB at 84'ic ;
jivuuiiiiior , u4 > ( iU4Mc , clou nit at 34 jc ; Muy.
gpuaaimc , closlnR at aoiic ; No. 2 , aaVwsSc
No. 2 white acaausc ; No. 2 ChlcaKO. 34 ti
86c ; No. 3 ChlciiKO. 33c ; No. 3 while. 35ci
niljed western , 344t36c : white wohtern , 3G ®
lula' < > l3e St0uayi cllolc ° ' 10230i 1'aclDc coast ,
; wet salted New Orleans ,
uu"oa Ayrcs-
/ - ; domestic Jleoce , 2028cj
I'lumBio 's-Cut meats , ciisy ; pickled bol-
JleH. loveisci pickled shouldwrs , 7 } < ii75c ;
pickled TiiiniM , llxilOWr. | < UIa , ealleri Twost-
erii stunnu-lobcd at $10.00 ; option sale * , iiono ;
October c loboil ut 110.70 ; Noember. . $0.00
Jnimiiiy.tU. I'ork. ciulut but flriu ; nevv mess
120 ; extra prime. I14.20QU.75.
llUTTKii weakt woslern dairy. 17S22c :
y A'ST" ' fcl010. ? ? ' 20-8oi western factorj
; hlKlns,2Bc.
CIIKKSU blimdy ; state. Jarpe , llj/ail'ic :
part sklmi , 4 0Jc ( ; full sVlnn , 2&SKe.
E fiH-Jululi Hostcrn , frush , 2Uife22c.
Tn.UW-Slcady ; clly , ( 'J per pkg. )
rm-roNSEKliOiiy-Sleudyt crudu , 3C < a30 c ;
yellow , 40c. .
I'KTriMiMtUM-QuIet. but flrmori I'onnsylva-
Din oil , spot sak' , nunu ; Novvmbur
option hnliw , none ; closed at 71c bid : Lima
oil bulev , none.
HoiilN Dull.
TuiiPENTiNU Plnni 20i30c. ! i
HiK-I'lnndoinustlc , fair to extra. 3
rtoMHsrH iVi'll.
rMidAiiOului , but firm ; fair refining , 3Hc ;
rriilrlfUKuU , OC i l , a'.c ; ruUnud , stuudr ;
mould "A , " 6 3-Wto 0-lCcj blundurd "A ; "
4 l4ic l4Uct cut loaf , 4 ia-lOc ; uowdoruu ,
L 7lGy&c ; giamilulud , ti 3 10iii&o ; cubeb ,
b\c ,
1'IU lito.s-Qulelt Amurlcau , I12.0014.DO ,
CoWKU-Dulh JuUu , 0,60.
LKAl > ( Julut : doint. Io , 13'JO.
TjN-L'tipyi HlralU , 120.70 bid ,
n .Sugloctud ) domicile , f3.CO nom-
DulutU Wlieut Al rket.
IDitmi. OcU 24. Wheat market was firm
hero today. Clo o : No. 1 hard , cash "und
Vclclcr , 02ci i cciuler , C4ci Muy ,
No. 1 northern , cfuh and Oclohcr. ft2tf ;
Dirambcr , G3fc : May , OOHci No. 2 northern ,
ca h , 69(3 ( ; No. 3 , 64ct tojcptcd , 47c ; On tracki
No. 1 northern , to arrive , G2c.
Om'ih.i 1'riiduco IMnrknt.
IIUTTKit Choice butter I * not very plcnly ,
but nt the suiriu tlmo the inarkol U no
Homo houses report Ihclr rccnlpts
as lighter thnn a week rtao. I-'nney croam-
crj,28'530c ' ; peed croiimory , 26c ; air
ory , 23iQ21u ! choice ( ofailc.y i < onnry.2332C ( > < !
fair to R vd country , 190,22c ; packing stock ,
fresh , 10T417C.
Kr.iiH The cefe market ronnlns about steady
at 10tl20c. While the rcrelpts uru not so very
Inrse , thov an' fullyup to the demand.
1'oui.TltY The receipts of poultry are quite
liberal , nnd as uiuul during thu caily part of
the week , the demand Is not very heavy. Old
hens are slow at G'tci ' chickens , Giic ; gccto
and dncKi. 8QOei turkeys , DiftlOc.
VK.AITho arrivals durlim the past day or
two have been light , and the market llrm at
quotations. Choice small and fat veals , l > ! i
W7c ; thin orhcavy , SttOe.
UAMF.- The receipts of game nro fairly
IUIRO , hut tlia mnrkot Is low and thodmnuml
light The people are not l\iylHK ) Kanlo this
fcason. I'erhtips cold weather will stimulate
thii demand. I'rnlrlu rhlcKens , $2.50 ; nril-
lard ducks and rrdhcnds are Blow at S2.OO ®
2.25 : teat duiiks , $1.25 ; iiiallSl.25 | ! ; antelope
snddlus , I4iai0c ; < ! eer saadles ,
IIONKV llonoy Is commencing to inovo a
lltlln moro f reel v , but the demand Is sllll light
forlli eliolco white clover , lC'tll7c.
OvsTnns Medium , lOo ; hnrst'shoes , lac ;
extra standards21c ; cMrnselects ! ; com
pany selects , 2'Jo ' ; counts. 3lc.
Nins-Chcslnuts nro lower nnd llioioUn
fair Mttiply of choice custom -slock on tlm mar
ket which IH sclllne at ISSU&c liclIb. . I'tscans
are quoted at rJftlGc. Tlm market im blacU
walnuts Is * dow nt 7Cufttl.ua on 01 tier.- ; small
hickory nuts , * 1.752.UO ; larno hickory mils ,
Jl.25ai.35.
VIUlKTAllT.r.S.
Hr.ANS Kaslorn Imml-plc.kod navy , $13.10 ®
2.16 ; western nrivy , $1.80,0.1.00common ; whllo
beans. 1JJO 1.75 , , . ,
ONIONS There l- not much activity In the
onion nmikot , owlnis lo llio fact that the
local ciop N law and thu giiiilenurs aio sup
plying thu ( luniitnd very lunruly. Onions nro
quoted at & ( VjH)5c ) , and nn oich.'is at 7Dc ; Span
ish onions , pi-r crate , tl.DO.
WATKlit'itcss-l'iil up In berry botes , i > er
caMi of 10 qls. . $ l.Coai.7C.
1'DTATor.s Cooler \\oalbur , cspool.illy a llt-
ilo fiosl , \\oulHc'iil lo Imptovo Uio demand
for polalocs , aM every onowmild want to put
In MInter Hlocl > < i. Nebraska , Iowa and lllnne-
solujirown potutot > 4 In small lots from store ,
70a70c ; siinui in cur lots , 055iCHc ; Colorado ,
from store , HOtftSoc ! Colorndo Irjls. 7li(3 ( > 77c.
OAIIIIAIU. 'Ihuro is u good iloal of cnbbago
ftcllln1 : lit llilrt maruct , but thti demand Is sup
plied entirely by tlio irarauners. Onlors for
enbbaKu from Iho country are tilled at life per
Ib.
( 'efnitY Tlieio Is conslilurahlo poor slock
An llu ) murUet and .some very fancy. Good
stock , -.030o ! second grade , iOQ,20u * ; fancy ,
Ode.
Ode.SWCRT 1'OTATor.a The supply Is fair ; homo
eiown , pnr lbl > , 93.25Q3.CO ; Jci-hoy slock , per
bbl. , $4.00(24.25. (
nutiTS.
OitAi'F.s TIip ( jrnpo markets of the country
are very weak nnd easlein gr.ipo erowors nro
commi'iiclnp to conslun tbulr fruit to Ihlsmar-
ki-t moro freely. So far this marUut bus held
up much bolter than other markets. Eastern
Concords , per basket , 22c ; largo lots , 20'Jlc.
UAi.miiiNiA 1'nuiTS Fieostono poaches , per
box , $1.101.20 ; flbiKs. 81.00 ( < M.10 ; Inter
peats , per box , $2.25 ; Tokay grapes , $1.25 ;
black and muscat giapes , $1 ; quinces , $1.75
per box.
Ai'l'i.ra The Mlpply Is llslit on this market ;
choice eastern , per bbl. , J4.25S4.50 ; choice
westci n , $4.00e4.25.
CiiAXiinHHiKS Cranbcrrlcs'aro arriving very
freely und are In Kood doinnnd ; Capo Cod , per
bbl. , J5.75@C.OO : bell and cherry , U5.005.25 ;
boll and bugle , lf5.50JtO.OO.
TIlOI'lCAbl'llUlTS.
HANANAS Prices lomaln about steady ; per
bunch , hirer , T2.0XR2.25 ( : per bunch , small to
medium. $1.762.0U.
IiKMOKS Mossalns pnr bo\ , $4,000.00 ;
Mlorl , cae.s , 30Q sl/e. $5.50.
ORANdLS 1'lorldaoiangtsliave arrived and
are selling at $3.00.
mbra , TAI.I.OW , KTC.
limns No. 1 green hides , 2Jc ! ; No. 2 preen
hides , 2c ; No. 1 green sailed hides , 3c : No. 2
croon failed hides , 2c ; No. 1 uroen salted
hides , 20 Ihs. to 40 Ills. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 20 Ibs. to 40 Ills. , 2u ; No. 1 veal calf. 8
Ibs. to 10 Ihs. , 5c ; No.2 veal calf , 8 Ibto 10
Ibs. , 3c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides.4c : No. 2 dry Hint
hides : 3c : No. 1 dry salted hides , 4c. Part
cured hides ! Sc per 11) . less than fully cured.
SIIIF.I > PKIAS Green salted , each , 3675c ;
green salted shearlings ( short woolcd early
skins ) , each lo&l&c ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each G10c ; dry
shL'arlliitfs ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 2 ,
ouch 5c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelt.s , per Ib.'actual weight. 10 ©
lie ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool belts , per Ib. , actual weight , 17@20c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher * wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight , OSlOo ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool polls , per Ib' , actual weight , 7'Jc ;
dry pieces und bucks , actual weight , & © 7c.
St. Louts Market * . .
ST. Louis. Oct. 24. l-'LOun Firm.
WHBAT Was excecdlnKly dull most of the
inornlnc session , with somethlni ; ot a decline.
The day's market devcloucd later , aldud by
piospcct of action upon the silver question by
the senate and the close was with an advance
of ? . < n > lc over yesterday's close ; No. 2 red , ,
cash , 58c ; October , OOMc bid ; November ,
C0ic ; December , CO&QGlKc asked ; Muy.GBK
(2GO4'c. (
COHN Followed In the track of wheat , ulti
mately gaining ! © ! .ic ; No. 2 mixed , cash ,
3G4c ? ; October , 3 ( > lic , nominal ; November.
35c. nominal ; December , 33 ? ® 34jc , closing
ut34Uc bid ; your , 34'ic , nominal ; January ,
34'ic , nomlnaf ; May , 28chid.
OATO Nothing doing , lower ; No. 2 cash ,
26VJc bid ; October , 2U > ( u , nominal ; Novem
ber. 27'Jc ' ; December , 27c } ; May. 31 ? c bid.
Hvn Lower ; No. 2 , this side , 42Vic.
ll.Vlil.UY Firm , quiet , iinchanKod ; Iowa , Olc.
HiiAN Steady ; east trade , GOc.
FI.AX SHRU Quiet , unchanged.
TIMOTHY Quiet : * 1.30. '
HAY Unchanged ; prime to choice timothy ,
tlO.OOQll.OO.
UUTTKII Lower ; creamery , 2728c ; choice
dairy. 26il20c. (
Kiias Ulghor ; 101J5tl7c.
LKAD Stronger ; $3.10 : spotter , firm , $3.20.
COHN MuAir-Stoudy ; 81.80Ril.8D.
WHISKY $1.14.
UAdUIKII 5GC.
COTTON Ties $1.
PHOVIBIONS Firm donmnd : pork , slcady ;
standard mess. $18.25 ; hud. higher , $10 ; suit
meats , loose shoulders , $7 ; longs ami ribs ,
$0.50 ; shorts , $0.75 : boxed , lOc more ; bacon ,
packed shoulders , $7.75 ; longs und ribs ,
$10.G2'i.
HUCKH'TS Flour , 1,000 bbls. ; wheat , 76,000
bu. ; corn , 82,000 bu. ; puts , 01,000 bu. ; barley ,
04,0001)11. )
tilllMiCNTfi Flour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 17,000
bu. ; corn , 01,000 bu. ; outs , 28,000 bu. ; rye ,
none ; barley , none.
MlnnoipoligVliuat Alurkot.
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 24. Wheat was higher
nt the opening , but with considerable for sale
foil otTif. . but later , Under the force of a
more hopuf ill Washington report , the market
was much better , caused by general covering
of shorts , lecolpt ln the country are fulling
olT , and that had something to do with the
local tone , as there Is not enough whuat olTer-
1111:011 truck dally to supply the demand. It
follows that the truck wnoat was 1444Ic above
December during all cash sessions. December
opened ut 50)ic ) und Muy , G5c. Doth sold up
und closed ut GOHc for 1 locomher. and OO'/ie '
for Mny , " Truck wheat closed : llurd , 02c ;
No. 1 northern , GOlic ; No. 2 northern , 08'/c.
The cash wheat market was quite active from
the start , with a Kood demand for elevators.
No. 1 northein sold at COKiaGOlJc , und No. 2
nprthern , ut 68tt&50iic. Kocelpu , 280 cars ;
shipments , 20 curs.
Tno Hour market Is quiet and steady.
Ocean raton urn unchanged. The domestic
trade Is dull und rates are quoted ul 3G c per
100 Ibs , to Liverpool and London ,
Cotton Market.
Nr.w ORI.KANS , Oct. 24. COTTON Quiet and
steady ; middling , 7tc ; low middling. 7)ic ) :
eood ordinary , 7iC ! , Net receipts , 33,024
bales ; gross receipts , 80,170 bales ; bales ,
6,300 bales ; block , 171,577 hales. Futures ,
qnlot und steady ; sales , 78,000 bales ; Octo
ber. $7.76 bid ; November. * 7.74 ; December ,
f7.87ffi7.B8 ; January , $7.04tt7,05 ; February ,
J8.024t8.03 : March , $8loa8.11 ; April , I8.17ii
8.10 ; Muy , $8.248.25 ,
ST. LOUIH , Ocl. 24 , COTTON Lower ; ordi
nary , 0 11-lGct good oidlnury , 7 3-10c ; low
middling , 7 O-lGc ; ndddlliiK , 7 13-10c ; good
inldilllnir. H l-10c ; mlddllnir , fair , 80-10c.
NKW YOIIK , Oct. 24. COTTON Futures ,
closed steady at H5ilO points advance ; sulex ,
200,000 bales ; . January. (8.28 : Febrimry , 18.30 ;
March , 18.44 ; April. (8.10 ; May , $8.67 : June ,
$8.04 ; October , t8.12 ; November , $8.10 ; De
cember , (8.10.
Kmmuii City MnrkrtK.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 24. WHEAT In good
demand ; No , 3 hurd , 6262K01 No. 2 red ,
634ii54c. !
. 8 mixed , 25&20cj No , 2 white , 27
/ .
'LAX Seeu Weak ut 88(380c. (
llitAN Firm ; D04i67c.
UmQtliy'
ery , 22O27c ; dairy , 18
Koiis-QulVtj 17c.
' U'S C3r" '
Biui'MEMfiT-Wheat , 06,000 bu.j corn , 10,000
bu.j ouib , none.
On the Luuduii Market.
NKW YOIIK , Oet. 24. The Post's London
yuuelul buys ; .Onu hundred Und elchtoon
thoiuund tovurelyns were sent to Holland und
eUuwhero toduy/mivorhutrlbon lo33 16.10
but Is weak on American salox for delivery
two ww ks uheail. llur polil Is wanteU for the
"
continent. There wus fiiqulry uUo for Aiue"-
lou. Iupoopuperls05 { , c ! blocks were dull.
except Anierlcuns. which have rUen on the
acquisition of Luckuwunna by Uio Vundur-
bllis. IndlcatliiK n spread at conservative
Xiie QruuU Trunk lines wcro
doiircsscd by fear of the loss of Interchange of
traffic. The repent of the Sherman uctlsnaxT
regarded tis Imminent. '
Now York Dry UootU Mnrktit.
Nr.w Yonn. Oct.24 The Inclement wnathcr ,
whleh served to restrict the volume of busi
ness In dry poods yesterday , bus been loss a
cause today , though to the still threatening
weather Is attributed the continued apathy
that hnims over the market for dry goods A
greater cheek to business , however , M found
In the dearth of tariff discussion , and nobody
can be Induced to co beyond aclual wants In
buying goods. Prints and printed fabricot
Myllsh fancy styles command full prices.
Printing cloths are In moderate demand , with
more sellers than buyers. Ullitfhumi und
woven fabrics are very slow ,
Alllwaiikro Alitrkntii ,
MlI.WAtlKKB , Oct. 24. FUUH Dull.
WllKAT-Qulet ; No. 2 spring , 50c ; No. 1
northern , GGc ; December , G2c. .
Cons hlcntly ; No. 3. 37c.
OATfl-SteuUyjNo. 2 white , 30c ; No. 3
White. 28 20c. , . ,
liAni.r.v-Wcak : No. 2 , 64c ; sample , 40367c.
IlVK-lllBhor : No. 1 , 47ic. !
PIIOVISIONS Hlghorj pork , 110.75 ; lard ,
$10.45.
KKCBIITS Klour. 3,000 bbls , ; wheat , 141,500
bu. ; barley , 1H.OOO bu.
SltlPMRNTS Flour , 1,000bbls. ! wheat , 18,200
bu.j bailey , none.
Cultro Alarkot.
Nr.wYoitK. Oct. 24. COTTON-Oponod llrm ,
620 points higher ; closed 6I6 points de
cline. Sales , loi)00 ) bags , tnoiuillnit : October ,
* 17,6Xai7.00 ( ; November , $1G.O&17.00 ; lo-
oembcr , $10.00(810.85 ( ! .Inniiiiry , $1G.40 ®
( THG.56 ! Match , $10.6010.50. Spotltlo , llrm ;
No. 7 , $1H.87J { .
Uio iir.JAMRiin , Oct. 24. Prlco of dolTco un-
clmngeii ; ruoolpts , 4,000 bags ; slock , 01,000
bags ; oleuied , 7.000 bags.
Liverpool Mnrkntn.
Livr.nt'ooi. . Oct. 24. WHEAT Steady ; rtc-
iiintid niodorato ; holders oiler moderately ;
California , 5s 8tif,0s Od ; rod western , spring ,
5s Od6s O'd ; ; ix-d we&terii , winter , 6s it Haw *
5s 6d.
Cons Steady ; moderate demand ; mixed
western , 4s.
PROVISIONS Pork , prime mess , 88s Od.
Lard , prime western , 5ls Gd ,
Oil Mnrki't-i.
On. CITY , Oct , 24. National transit cor-
Ulleutes opened 705 ! ; highest. 71J : lowest ,
70K ; closed , 71 i ; sales. , 32,000 bbls.ship ;
ments. 02.102 bbls. ; run ? , 80 400 bbls.
PITTAIIUIIU , Ocl. 24. National transit
certificates opened at 70K ! Closed at 71fi }
highest , 71J < ; lowest , 70U ; sales , 0,000 bbls.
STOCKS AN1 > 110NOS.
Scald of Sprcnlntion In Src-nritlua Very
Heavy tn Sew York.
NEW YOIIK. Oct. 24 , The speculation on
the Stock exchange today was on a scale of
magnitude to which Wall street has long
been a Btranpor. The pent up force held in
check by the uncertainty of the financial
situation , ar.d which It was expected would
not bo given rein until the silver question
was definitely solved , was unloosened by
the VnnderbiltMaxwcllcombineIn the coal
stocks. The ncqiusltion of a Vunderbilt
Interest by the coal roads was looked upon
asgointrfar toward placlnc the shares of
these companies in a .position from which
they might bo taken out of the purely specu
lative list ana given an investment charac
ter. . .
When the fact becump known that "Wil
liam K. Vanderbilt was already a lurgo
holder of Lackawunna and was In touch
with the Maxwell party in Now Jersey Cen
tral the street took o great deal more for
granted and ut once figured out great futures
for the stocks of all the coal roads. Heading
wus made a center of attraction and large
blocks of thostock changed hands. The sales
of these shares alone aggregated over 118,000
and were taken In heavy blocks , i acka-
wautiu , which opened at a dcclino 01 i per
cent , fell off 3 pe1 cent more on the early
dealings , recovered IJf per cent , reacted
4K Per cent , rallied 4 % per cent und
declined 1 per cent , closing at a decline of
8) ) per cent from yesterday. Now jersey
Central opened at. an advance of 1 per cent ,
but quickly declined 2J/ per cent , closing } {
per cent above the lowest quotation made
and IJf per cent below yesterday.
Sugar wus the feature of the general list.
Whllo fairly active in the fore noon it was
not until the afternoon that the great move
ment therein took place. Opening at last
nleht's closing price , 97 % . the stock grad
ually drooped to 9 J , then troved up slowly
to 99 % , receding to 98 % at noon.
Then came a very strong buying move
ment , professedly based on the certainty
of the passage of the silver hill.
As the shares moved toward par a remark
of James K. Kcene , made some time ago ,
that howould put the stock up to 100 , was
recalled , und that was taken as the probable
limit of advancement , but tlio stock did. not
lag a moment on the century mark , but on
brisk buyinc moved to 104J , un advance of
7 per cent from the low level of the morning.
Tnis great movement in Sugar wus attended
by considerable excitement. Sugar pre
ferred did not follow tno variations of the
common , but rose 3 per cent on light busi
ness.
ness.Tho general market was Irregular during
the morning hours , but became strong in the
afternoon. The chief advances were : Lead
preferred , 5J per cent : Evansville & Terre
"Haute , 4 per cent ; Pittsoure & Western
preferred , i % per cent ; St. Paul preferred
und Minneapolis & St. Louis common trust
receipts , 2 per cent.
The Post sa s : The street was kept well
ndvlscd today of the situation of affairs ut
Washington by means of frequent bulletins
received by brokers und news agencies , und
the reported surrender of tno silver demo
crats gave material assistance to thu
upward movement in stocks. The
prospect of any movement on the
repeal bill was hailed with general satisfac
tion , nnd had it not come at a tlmo when the
market was dominated by special controlling
Influences it would have had a more marked
effect on the dullness. But the bull move
ment in stocks hold the attention in a largo
measure and a somewhat wild attempt to
run up stocks on the strength of good news
proved disastrous to these who engineered it
and caused a bad break from thu top figures
at the closo. The general feeling is that the
situation at Washington is clearing and thu
effect on speculative values will bo excellent.
Thu following are the closing quotations of
the leading stocks on the Now York ex
change today :
The tolul sales of stock * today wuro 4U2.000
shares , Incliidlne : AtchUon , 1S.4OO ; AmuMcan
Hugar , 73,400 ; Chicago , UurlliiKUm ft Qulncy ,
23.U001 ChlruKU Gnu , 21,600 ; LacUawiinini ,
3UOO ; nibllllma & Oattltifuodon < ,21.HOU ; Krlo ,
8.100 ; Ueiieral Klectrlc. ll.OOO ; KUIIHUI & .
Tux u * ji referred , 0,000 ; Missouri 1'ueillc , 3 , 50(1 ( j
Now York & Now England , 7.000 ; Northwest
ern. 5,700 ; Onialm , 3,400 : Ontario & Western ,
7.100 ; Heading. 141.BOO ; Hock Ihlaiid , } 4.GOOt
tit. 1'iiul , b3 , ul ( ! Kllver curllllcaleu , 20,000
ounceaj Union 1'acltlc , 4,400 ; Wtsloru Union ,
New Yurk Miinoy Market ,
NEW YOIIK , Oct. U4. MONBV ON OAUrEa y
at 154Q3 pur vent ; lust loan , 2 pur cent ;
closed ut 2 percent. ,
I'ltlllU MCUCANTII.B lUl'EH-OHffiS POT COIlt.
. . "
OovBiKUK.STlHNiS-l''lrin. Ktaio bonds , dull.
The closing quotation on bonda :
Bx UUt < a tifiunuK- Easy , wltti actual
I'limiiukul NotoB.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 24. Clearings , $1,658-
000. /
Nr.w ORI.BANS , Oct. 24. Clearings , ' $2,575-
HAI.TIMOHE. Oct. 24. ClcarlnRs , $2,340,420 ;
balances , $230,401.
I'Aiiis. Oct. 24. Three per" cent rentes , OSf
35c for the account.
I'IIII.ADKI.IMIIA , Oct. 24. Clearings , $11,712-
415 ; balances , $1,348,128.
CINCINNATI , Oct , 24. Money , 57 per cent.
Now York exchange , 70c premium. Cloar-
Inss , $ l827,900. ;
MEMPHIS , Oct. 24. Now York exchange
sulllng nt $1.50 premium. Uluarlngs , $324-
350 ; balances. $441355.
LONDON , Oct. 24. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Dank of England on
balance today was JUH8.000. _
BOSTON. Oct. 24.TTClearlDRs. $13.384,480 ;
balances. $1,540,518 , , , , Money , 22'J percent.
Now York exchange , I7c discount.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24. Clearings , $2,800,589 ;
balances , $287,478.'Mdnoy. quiet ntfa0',4 ' per
cent. ExchangeonNow , Vork , 2oc premium.
CHICAGO , Oct. 24-iCleariiigs , $14,424,802.
New York exchange. 80c premium. Sterling
exchange , easier ; actual , $4.82 (34.84H- (
Money llrm at 7 per'biSiit.
NKW YOIIK. Oct. i ! The loan committee of
the clearing certltlcnttii today cancelled $275-
OOOcoultlcatcs ; toUUoulBtahdlriu , $1,975.000.
The Teutonic , which sails tomorrow , will take
out,4,225,000 oof .nllyer. Thu sterling ex-
chiingo market Is dull but steady , and no
change on posted rate's or In tno figures for
actual business. Clearings , $00,314,901 j
balances , $6,217,779. '
OMAHA . ,1VJS'STOCK ' 31AKU.ETS.
Cnltlo Trade' ' Imprdven Soinqtvhut Hog *
Urlsk , anU Hlchcr. Sherp.Htouilj-
' i TuESDAlr , Oct. 24.
Receipts of all kinds wcro fair today and
for the two days supplies , compared with
the first two days of last week , show an in
crease of about 2,000 cattle , 2,000 , hogs and
2,000 sheep.
The fresh supply of cattle was about the
same as on last Tuesday , but holdovers ran
the figures' up to not much short of 0,000
head. There was the usual scarcity .of de
sirable beef cattlo. Offerings included very
few cornfed steers , olllicr good or bad , and
the westerns wcro largely made UD of fair
to uoor stock. There was a very good de
mand from the dressed beet men , and with
encouraging reports from Chicago the mar
ket was reasonably active and fully steady
on all suitable offerings. Fair to very good
1,150 to 1.400-lb. cornfed steers sold readily at
from $4.25 to $4.70 , whllo western rangers
sold largely at from $3 to $3.05. The move
ment was tolerably brislc througnout , and a
good clearance was effected.
There was no particular uhango In the cow
maritot. Between forty and fifty loads wcro
offered for sale and buyers gathered them in
freely at full Monday's prices , common to
very ROOQ stocu selling at from $1.40 to $2.55 ,
largely around $1.00 to $2.25. The calf
market was indifferently supplied and prices
wero'firmly held at from $1.75 to $4 for com
mon larsro to good veal stoclc. Hough stock
at around $1.50 to $2.25 was about steady.
The feeder market was a trifle dull , but
peed to choice stock sold at strong prices ,
while easier prices "rdled on the ordinary
grades. A coed volume of business wus
transacted and largely at from $2.55 to $3.15.
Good to choice feeders are quoted at $3 to
$3,50 , fair to good at $2.00 to $3 , with common
and inferior stuff at around $2 to $2.60.
.Representative sales :
DIICSSED
Av. l r.
.1S179 $4 ao
.1170 4 55
.1305 4 55
.1412 4 70
1. 1330 225
11 809 2 00 V VU 909 2 30
7 , . . . 981 200'01' 2 1300 245
13 1030 2 05-mf" 1 10U9 250
2. . . . . . 450 1 25'11 ' ; i 500 1 75
1. ; . . . 070 1 05rl > 0 342 1 80
12 , , . . , 585 1 76 A' i 7UO 2 25
330 2 80
140 4 00
. . . .1410 1 00
1 G&r , . . .1170 1 UO
i , . . .1600 1 00
, . . .16-10 2 00
. , . ,1120 2 00
. . . 1070 a 25
BTtCKK ' ; * NI > FEEDERS.
200 , . , 2 , 900 2 70
2 00/M la , , , . . .1123 2 76
o 05 1 1100 2 80
2 2& ' " ' 10 . , 943 2 80
2 40-- ' 23. . . . .1014 2 80
2 40' 17. . .1040 2 80
2 40 , . , ' . . 971 2 90
3 40 , si : . : . , .1083 2 90
8 45 . , 914 2 95
2 50 iS : : : : . , 800 2 95
2 60 20 , , . . , ,1008 a oo
2 60 ' ' ' " , . ,1350 a oo
2 60 'a. . , . .1120 8 00
2 55 ° 4 . ! ! ? 8 3 16
205 ; ; ; ; ; ; 3 25
WeSTKHN CATTLE.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av , 1'r.
ICOW. . , . 050 12 CO 2cown. , , 905 12 25
10 COWH. . . 10(10 ( 225 4cows..103O 2 30
18COWU. . . UW 240 18cows , , . JCO 2 40
14 bteor ( > . .1010 3 00 lSbteem..ll87 3 OO
Bkteer . .110'2 3 20 18bU.'ors.110Q a 20
2 l oru. . U9& 3 20 . 0steer. , . . ! 122 a 20
20tt erii..l237 3 25WYOUINQ. . , a 40
WYOUINQ.
IQfeedr * , 709 2 65 2 toura.1220 8 16
13 feedrs. 077 2 65 ISfeedm. 787 2 56
24 foedrn. 071 2 66 1 steer..1230 4 dO
10COWS. , . 865 1 80 Icow. . . . 930 226
1 bull..1840 2 16 OCOW8..106O 2 16
16 feodru. 857 2 GO l&Bteeru..l080 8 16
320 3 steers.,1820 3 36
6 BVvUBt 103 u * < w
87 nto r.1200 8 8& 0 86
1 fpedor.lOSO a 75 3 feodrs. onn 2 75
7 fdrs , . .1095 2 76 4r > lifrs. . . 02 206
10 fdrs. , .105O 2 80 72 MM. . . . 70H 2 86
05 Mcpr . .HC8 ! " 3 a5 4 fdrs. 1072 2 00
3 bulls. 1173 1 75 80 Cows. . . H07 2 10
2hfrs , . 1135 2 60 30 cows. . 1085 2 CO
44 fdrs. .1005 2 75 Inalt. . . 130 3 60
2 hulls. 11401 75 2 mills. 1410 1 85
24 cows. . BOO 1 85 4 calves. . 135 3 nil
1 bull..1400 1 90 5 COWS. 1088 2 2S
SO Mrs. . .1005 2 95 4 rows. 705 1 76
7 vows. 1088 2 25 11 Mrs. , 1104 2 90
1 fdr..IlOt 2 90 1 cow. . 1088 2 25
2cowp. . 895 2 25 14 Mrs. , 1121 2 00
34 cows. . . 740 1 no , 54 cows. 832 1 00
ltdr , . . . 400 2 30 13 Mrs. . 501 2 30
3 fdrn. . . 030 2 00 14 fdrs. 708 2 00
1 heifer. 040 1 00 1 heifer. 430 1 00
57 heifers 5(15 ( 1 00 GO cows. . 853 1 85
71 cows 004 a 60 8 calves. 403 2 75
30 calves. 23 ! ) a 75 15 Mrs . .1072 2 60
59 fdrs . . . H41 2 05 168 yrlitR. . 6'JU 2 65
23 cows. 740 I 75 10 str.llR.1210 2 25
10 stoorn.,1431 U 75 178 heifers O'Jl 2 06
07 cows. . 912 2 10
MONTANA.
22 cows . OSti 2 25 1 steer. . .12HO 0 40
2 steers.1110 3 40 19 sicer.s.,1273 310
22 steers 1214 3 40 88 stoprs.,1189 n 05
1 cow . . t)7O 1 75 4 stnRS.1842 2 00
44 cows. 1007 2 45 05 COWH..1076 2 40
109 fdrs. . 1001 3
cot.oiuno.
UTAH.
1 fdr. . . .1220 2 05
0 fdi.v. .10DO 2 05
1 fdr. . . .1140 2 05
5 fdrs. . .1004 2 75
1 fdr. . . , . 000 J 80
25 fdrs. . .1014 2 05
14 fdrs. . .1032 2 05
23 fdrs. . .1015 H HO
32 Mrs. . 1002 2 05
1 fdr. . . . 870 2 05
3 fdrs..1220 2 75
1 sir , tleiiauo 2 'J5
Istr. tlg.UUI 2 25 17 fdrs. . . . 1101 2 05
14 Mrs..1052 2 05 6 fdrb..lor2 2 05
3 Mrs. . . . 1143 2 05 2 rdis..nao 2 75
5 Mrs..1110 2 75 3 Mrs. . . . 1060 2 811
Boas The fresh supply was the largest In
nearly a month , but with a good market In
Chicago iiiiu a good demand hero trade was
active and prices a ragcd all of u nickel
higher than Monday. There were lots of
good heavy and mixed hogs here , but the
lighter weights were generally of rather In
ferior quality.
Packers were good buyers , but the most
active demand came from the fresh meat
men. while the larger receipts and improved
quality of the offerings brought out a
good shipping * demand and nearly 1,500 hogs
were bought for eastern slaughterers. The
popular prlco was f5.r : > , and from that up to
(0.45 was paid for the hotter grades without
regard to weight , whllo from $0.2T > to SG.5 : !
bought the poor to fair light and mixed
packing grades. It did not take long to
clear the pens , the market closing strong at
the advance. Sales were mostly at from
$0.30 to * G.40. as against from $0.20 to $0.35
Monday and from $0.2o ! to ? 0.35 on list Tues
day. Representative sales : .
rius AND uouaii.
1..330 200 08..151 5 80
1..140 2 50
SHEEP Receipts wcro moderate nnd the
demand not at all urgent. Trading was
slow and the market quotably easier in
sympathy with eastern markets. Fair to
good natives , $2.75@3.25 ; fair to good west
erns. $3.25@3.00 : common and stock sheep ,
U.00@2.25 ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs ,
$3.00@3.7 UonrnflonlMiMvn RillnQf
No. . A'V. 1'r.
1238 western mixed. . 74 $2 00
132 western wolhors 00 2 80
105 western wethers 101 2 80
043 Colorado wethers./ . 88 2 50
Jlrcnlpts and Disposition ot Stock.
Official receipts ami disposition of utouk as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for the foity-elghl houw ending ut
" o'clock p. in. , Oclober24 , 1803 :
.
prevous a s
Indeed , there woio more desirable ottering ! )
and sellerb generally got u irille bolter prices
than were paid for ttlmlliir grades the
day before. The Increased btrunglli in
fat steers wus duo In part , to the lim
ited offerings of that bert and lartly
to the udvunco of 12o In the London niuiket
yesterday. The supply of natives of all grades
did not exceed 4lOO ) heud , and the gieutor
part of thut number wus only uultublo for the
local trude. Prices below $5 bought tmut of
the stuff , though extra grades woio nuoteil nj
high us $5.60. COWH moilly sold ut fiom $2.76
to $2.06 , und from * 4 to * 5 were the prices ut
which the bulk of the steers were bought. The
2500 westerns olTorod wore taken on u basis
uifiaintl.7fi to $3.60. and from $1,60 to $3.50
was the range for Texas , The genera ) market
looked strong ut. thu clobo.
Thu hog inurUut wus active and yesterday M
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Or DeblllUttd Woman , thould ui
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Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic
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ence , In toning up and strengthening her
system , by driving1 through the proper
channels all impurities. Health and
strength guaranteed to result from its use.
"My Ivlfe.tvho-tVBi bedridden for lfU.
loon montli * . after utliiv JirctJflelit'f
I'tntale Jtegulator for two raonllit !
3 U. JoaiitoM , JIalvern , Ark.
IU uuTon Co. , Atlanta , Ua.
HuU l > } UrujuUt * fit fl.OO per bvtUe.
mlvmicc was firmly lielcl. Prime lir-ixvy Rrndrs
sold nt from llu.5 to JO. 70 mill ftxnoy llplit
xnrts mndu from * fi,85 to tii.OO. Kroni tlic o
nrlrc H lct ran nl. me down to frnmln toJlVld
fircontsi ) Uuuvy unu to from } 0.2. to Oi.no
for | ioor Unlit , but there nns very lltlln busi
ness below W.2ft , 1 lieiirmllty of Tlio offcrltiRi
nvrrmrliie Rood , J.CM thnn 30,000 lio.iil linvo
nrrlved since rlKtunlay < iipalnst 40,500 tor
the finmo tlmo lust wrok. Slilpiiur-f nro lukliiR
ncnrly ono-lmU of tliorurrciit iirrUali , Icnv-
IiiK coniptirnllvoly .1 Ni.mll numlior to Im
divided up fimoiiK locnl pnckorn. It litollin
conllnuoil iictlvlty In tlio uhlpplnt ; ( loiimnil
Unit Boilers tun Imlplitud to wlmtuvurslrunijtli
Uio n.nrkci lnm tlocloiicil of Into.
Hood to clmlcoMiocp fairly net I VORIH ! showed
flriniiusR , I'oor and i-oiiiiiion Rnulcs worn us
< lull nnd wunk us nt any tlmo slnco tlm prlco
boRnn lo ( Imp. Tliu o conditions nNo pre
vailed In thu Inmli innrKot , KOOI ! to Pitra
crudes tollliiK stroiiR nnd poor stiitr lie InR IICR-
looted nt former low prlcos , Qnotnllons for
fheop rniiKo from tl to 3.7o nud for hunlis at
fromt2.60to 4.76.
Kcoelpls ! I'ntllo , 8,000 licnd : cnlx-o.i , 1,000
nndjlioK. , 18,000 licnd ; sla-ut ) , 15X-'llicud ( ,
Tlio KKIIK \ \ \ .lournul roporls :
OATTI.K Itccvlnts , Hf > l)0 ) ' livtul , InoludliiR
2,001 } Tuxntis nna2riOO wosliinn ) trnilo fnlr :
prlino native sti-orj scnrcoj top salt-B , $5.08
nnd top ycstcrdnv. J5.70 ! mrillitin , t6.00SG.0 ;
others , M.7U&4.U5 : coniliioil , (4.0UU4.50.
HoflR UccolpN , 18,000 hum ! ; mnrkot stcndyj
ini\odo.io < 2t5.riOi lu-nvy , fo.ooao.aoj light ,
tO.Ollil0.85. )
StlKKl- AND LAMHS-Uccclpts 14,000 head ;
ulnrkct McndV ! lop sheep , * 3.7& < iif4uO ! top
lanilsJ4lca5.00.
KIUISIIS City I.lvp Ntonk Mnrkot.
KANSAS Orrr , Ocl. 84. O TTLK lloci'lpti.
10.400 head ; shipments , 2.HOO lipntl ; best
natives were llrm , othori slow ; TCMIS nntl
shlppliiK steers , Il.75a5.25 ! TOMII and nn-
llvo cows , 1.00a3.00 : butcher stoclc , a.5 !
4.1U ! stockora uud ft-edorH. (1.50O3.7C.
llooa Hi-cclpl" . 4,600 licnd ! BhlpniiMits ,
500 honir ; niiirkot opened riif.KK : hlxhcr ;
closed dull and lo\\or ; bulk , tVJxG..ir ; , ;
honvy , juickliiK nnd mKuil , fG.15UG.50 ;
IlKlils , Yoiki-rs und | ) | CR , JU.10iiO.00.
BitKKp Ki'CclplM , 2,000 houd ; shlpmonls , 000
head ; nmikot steady.
St. I.UIIIH Mvo Stuck
ST. I.oim , Oct. 24. OATTI.E Uccclpts , 0,000
hcailj ahlpments , 700 huud ; nuirkut hUliur
fortmtlvoi * ; strong ! fnlrtoirood imllvo Blcurs ,
J2G05f4.7fi ; ordlnnry niul good Indian blvcrd ,
J2.40a2.5G.
Hoes HwelptR , S.400 hond : shipment < ,
nonu ; mnrKct opuncd Htrons , but I'lotud ueul ; ;
heavy , JO.10ttU.15 ; inl.\ed , fO.u04iO.oa ; Unlit ,
IO.204eO.OG.
HllKUl' Itocolptt , 300 lii'iid ; shipments ,
none ; tnaiUut steady , unchanged ; B-iod
natives , J2.70. _
Vork l.ivo Stock MnikoU
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 24. llEr.VKs Receipts ,
U03 head ; no trudu ; dtx-bsed beef steady ut
OAI.VBS Uccolpts , 350 head ; miukct wonk
iinehnimod ; veaU , jfS.UOQU.OO ; grassurs ,
HIIKEI > Ileeolpts 3,000 hond ; mnrUut nulot
nnd dull ; sheep , * ' - > .OOft3.DO ; Intiibs , ja.DUIt
4.00 ; dfessod million , 54i7io ; drestcd lambs ,
OHaS'.ic.
lions Hccolpls , 4,500 heart ; miukotcnk ;
J0.70 7.30. _
Sliiux Oily Llvu stock Mnrlcot.
Btoux CITY. Oct. 24. lions Kecclnts , 1,000 ,
head ; olllelal ycsU'iday , 271 heud ; hlilp-
nu'iits. 171 head ; stioair nnd slow ut $0.15 ®
0.20.
OATTI.E Kpculpt-i , 000 licnd ; oflloltil ycalur-
duy , 1U6 honil : shlpnicnlH , UU bond ; cholco
yearlings , higher ; others ) , low.
btouk In
Ilecclpts of livestock ut , tlio four principal
wc&turii innrkutsTuu-idity , Outolicr 24 ;
Unttlc. lions. Sheen.
South Omnlm . 4,401 0.772 B54
Dlllcauo . 0,000 18,000 14,000
Kaunas City . 10,400 4,500 200
Sl.Louls . 5.COO 3,400 300
Total 20001 33,072 10,364
.K1//A2' O.P inn : v.ii.i. .
Djuutns nud MlnnuBiitii Oot a Nice Snow
Storm.
ST. PAUL , Oct. S4. The first great storm
of tlio fall In the northwestern states began
yesterday , and It is snowing alt the w.iy
from Bismarck to St. Cloud. The storm is
moving rapidly onstwiird and will bo full
over Wisconsin. Kuports to the slpn.il
service indicate that there has been a bip
drop in tompornturo , amounting In sonic
places to over 40 ° , sending the mercury far
below the Ircenng paint.
Tlio cold wave extended to tlio Dakota and
Montana boundary , where the mercury went
down to 14 = , at Bismarck it was IT0 , nntl
cast of there it ran up to freezing point. A
snowfall of ono inch in depth is reported
from eastern Dakota and western Mtnno-
MA.MHX , N. D. . Oct. 24.-Tho Dcautiful
weather of the past ten Jays has culmi
nated in a severe snow storm which com
menced yesterday and is now assuming the
proportions of a blizzard. The storm will
work great hardship to stock , as no ono is
prepared for such a sudden change.
AUBHtiBBN , S. D. . Oet. 24. A violent storm
of rain und snow has been rngmg hero for
twenty-four hours. The snow Is now nearly
tin inch deep on the level. The storm is from
the northwest , and ono of the .severest ex
perienced in years at this season.
Hunox , S. D. , Oct. 24. The iirst snow of
the season began falling hero yesterday.
The ground Is covered with snow and the
flakes are still fallme. Snow is reported
west to Wesshipton and north to Hedllcld.
PAS.OO , N. D. , Oct. 24. It is snowing heav
ily hero.
Xouni ; Fnlr anil Ills tfnlr Yonnir Wife.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 24. Cliurles Lewis Fair ,
son of Millionaire- and ox-Senator Fair of
California , is at the Hotel Bartholdi with
Benson's
Porous Plaster |
IS THE BEST.
, Z RELIEVES PROMPTLY.nd
fc A. CURES QUICKEST , v
, AVO ID . .
SUBSTITUTION
his wlfo\vlio was Carolina'Smith , said tn bo
known in ban Francisco as Maud Nelson.
Mr. Pair says the nmjorltyof thn stories ro-
Knrdtnp him nro "yarns" emanating from ft
Rcnsatlonnl newspaper. Ho expects to ra
in ,1 In abroad nbout a vrnr.
Uttlo | illli for great Ills : DoWltt's Llttlo
Karly'Ulsers.
iiii/tj rr.i.vj > AO iiurK/t.
T o Mm llr-KMtcd from un Awful Death on
tlio Yim : Ip ort.
SAN Dtnno , Oct. St. John Pulicr , n young
miner , and Conrad Limerick , nn old German ,
were rescued on the Oesori between hero
nnd Ymnn on October 18 by Joseph A. Alli
son and T , II Sllsby ot this city nflor n
frightful experience , In which the pair
nearly died of Hunt. Neither ot the men
wcro Used to traveling nnd took fowot the
precautions customary with old prospec
tors.
When found I'uhor hud been without
water thieaduys , Ito had dug aoll six
foot deep for water , but without success ,
and crazed with delirium lu > had l.iln down
to die. Ills companion , \vliosii strength
failed some miles back , had crawled under u
iiicsiiulto butli and recovered strength suf
ficient so that ho had next day gone back
over the trail to a brackish pool , where ho
remained in reach of water. '
The men nre now nt Allison's ranch on
the bonier of the desert , where they nro
fast recovering.
For all forms of disordered stomach use
Bromo-Seltzcr , A palatable , prompt cure.
It Curt i Col Ji , Coughi , Sore Throat , Croup , Influ
enza , Whooping Cou h , Bronchitis and Aithnia.
A certain euro for Contumption in flrit itajti ,
and a sure relief in advanced stacci. Uae at onoe.
You will ate the cxcellsnt effect after taking the
firat don. Sold by dealer * everywhere. Largt
bottlei 60 centa ana $1.00.
The Original and Genuine
( WORCESTERSHIRE )
.
LJKE A GOOD TEMPER SHEDS . A
' BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE.
OMAHA
U Ihiiiikturers lobbs Oireclofy
BAGS & TWINES | TENTS , ETC.
fiemis Omalia Bag Omalia Tent-Awning
COMI'ANV , COMPANY.
Importer * nud inonufno-
turen of Hour anclci , HOIISK COVBItS.
Uurlapi , twins. JIl.iKurnam tflruou
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coe Slios Company.
. Ilowarl
Salesroom nnd OnJco-llOT-IIOJ.IIII
l'acU > r/-lirJ-im-im Howard SU
We are tlio OVI.v Manufacturer * of Uooli anJ
Bhoenln thealaleof Nobruiki.
A Ktmeral Invitation u ontuudsil to all to Impact
ournotrfnctorr.
lirlicndall , Jones & Anier , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY. Wbole ale
uifri. BKOIIU lloiton B11OI5 CO. . boot ! , iboai
lluliburUhou Co. II1U- nud rubber iiuo < l * > 1
IIOI-UIW lluniur btreot 1810 llarnujf Htrojt-
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. KilpalricK-KocliDry
cu.
Utr good , notlonn. fur- Notloai , u nl > ' lurnUh-
nliblaif goad * , comer Ing KOoa , cur. llth * ud
lltb mid Howard U. lUrnoy btrteH.
FUBNITTJBE. COAL.
Omaha Upholstering Johason Bros ,
COMPANY. WHOLESALE CO AU
furniture ,
Upholtlerud 10o8 Farnuui Struct ,
Mchulu
IIW-IIO * Dfc
Omaha ,
Imparts the most delicious tosto and zoat td
EXTRACT SOUPS ,
of a Lirrrmi from
n MK01UALGICN- GRAVIES.
TI.KMAN nt Madras -
ras , to his brother FISII ,
nt WOliCESTKK ,
HOT d : CGC. ! >
LEA & PETUUNS' MEATS ,
that their sauce Is
highly esteemed In GAME ,
India , und is in my
opinion , the most wui.sn-
palatable , as well
as the most wholesome - HAHEOITS.
some sauce that Is
made , " < kc.
B
see that you get Lea & PerrinS
Blenalure on every bottle of IhcoilRlnal.indpenutni
9OIIN DUNCAN'S SONS/ NEW
The Mercer.
Omaha's New33l HoUl.
Cor. 12th and Uo
Oronins t2."K ) par day.
40 rooms 4.1.00 pur day.
iXlrooms with bath at II .
iiOroonia with batli at t.i ) uar a if.
Alutlcrn in Kvery llo | ioct.
r o\vlj rurnlilii ) I Througu-iut
" C. S. ER3. Proo.
I nt T If IT A I ITl/ nnil viror cpiloltly M
I IM VI I A 1 1 Y Htoro11Norv ° is D-JS '
UUO I III HL1 I I uyjtc.HnriilyciiriU by
I. DAVO. thOKivat IIIiuloo Hcnioily. Sold wllli will-
lcnpiiar.inteoof < suro. SiiiiiitoHBiitfrjo. AUdraii
Oriental Medical Co. , S3 1'lymoutli I'Usu.
111.
, SOUTJI ,
Union Sto3k Yards Company ,
South
Beit Cattle Ilo and Sl msriotla ti ir il
COMMISSIO
Wood Brotiurs.
Mve Block OommlsHloo lleroliunti
umahu Tclop'ionj Ilifr Chlo j >
JOUN D. IIADI > MAN , I .
u.a z r
Q * rr
WAJ/risii n.v.oy. . f
Murltot reports by mall and wlro cheerful
arnlshod upon : itpflcitlon. ;
HARDWARE.
Hector & Willielniy Lobeck & linn ,
c slPA v.
Dealer * la har-liraroaiil
Corner lOtli aud Jackion luttlmnlc * ' tooli.
Ulreals. IIU ( Uoujiln Htroat. -
HATS , ETO. | IKONWOBKB.
W.A. L. Gibbon & Co Oraana Safe and Iron
Wbototale WOltlCS.
Hall , capt , alravr good i , r'afai.Taulli , jail wool.
Itlovo. uilueni. Ulh Iron tliutleri und lire OH-
uud Harnebtrcota. . pei. Uui Audreoa , lub