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6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEIflJll'lUDAY , UUTOBER 27 , 1893 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bather a Quick Upturn Given Wheat
Yesterday on the Strength in Stock * .
PRICE AT THE CLOSE WAS QUITE FIRM
Corn \V i Strone " Very Light IlotlneM
Karljr nnit Hull mill Heavy Toward
the Ctojo Stocki niul
lloniM.
Cntcxoo , Oct. 20. A quick upturn was
given wheat today by the strength In stocks
nnd some good buying , supposed to bo for
export , nt Now York. The prlco nt tbo
close was flrm at a recovery from yester
day's closing prices of about K0- Corn was
trong on a very light business early , nnd
both dull and rather heavy toward the close ,
which was , however , at from j e to } o Im
provement over yesterday's closing prices.
Provisions wcro firm toward the end , fol
lowing early weakness , with packers mat-It-
Ing up October prices. Closing quotations
arc I'Ji c higher for January pork , "i c
higher for January lard and the same adVance -
Vance In January ribs.
Wheat at the opening was about the same
s yesterday's close , nnd then cased off
nbout J c , became llrm , and prices were ad
vanced from MU to lo , held steady and
rather flrm , nnd the closing was at the top
figures. The tame feeling : it the start was
influenced by fair offerings , with no special
demand. At the higher prices thcro was
oino llttlo realizing by the early buyers and
continental cables came In lower , excepting
Antwerp , which was steady. The Cincin
nati 1'rico Current crop summary reported a
favorable week for the advancement of the
wheat crop , and added that the position ap
peared lo bo better than a year ago.
The wet weather , tending to curtail re
ceipts , inado the shorts In corn anxious.
Offerings were not very frco nnd the com
petition temporarily advanced prices from
Kc to Ic. At the improvement there was a
llttlo realizing from miscellaneous sources
ami prices soon receded again from 'XC to
Jffc , closing quiet.
In oats the light arrivals helped values
easily , but the Increase for tomorrow caused
weakness later. Muy advanced Jfc on the
bulirc. The offerings soon Increased slightly
and as the demand foil off prices receded Uc
and the close was quiet with a not gam
of y3c.
Provision prices wcro weak at first on
reported lower prices for hogs and became
firmer when the grain market became strong.
Inactivity was the rule.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
130 cars : corn , 445 cars ; outs , 1210 cars ;
hoes , 21,000 head.
The leading futures ranged us follows :
Cash ( | uotatloim were as follows ;
I'I.OUH Steady and unch.inxuu ! .
WIIBAT N'o. 'J sprlnc , l4 ! c ; No. 3 sprlhc ,
fic07 : : No. m-pd. oauc.
coitN-No.2 , asiic.
OATH-NO. 2 , Ii8c ; No. 2 white , 30J4S31Hc ( ;
No. 3 whlto.JBasoc. .
JlYK-No. ' 2 , 4 He.
UAIII.KY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 43c ; No. 4 ,
43c.
43c.FLAX
FLAX SCUD No. 1,11.01.
TIMOTHY HEED Prime , $3.20.
I'OIIK Moss , pprbbl. , 817.5018.00s lard , per
lOOlbs. , * 10.1 ( ) 10.1Di short ribs sltlos ( looMO ) ,
M.G5O9.20 ; dry sal' d shoulders ( lioxcdi.
7.00a7.2Gs short clear sides ( boxed ) , JU.20 ®
WHISKY Dlsllllors' finished goods , per gal. ,
1.14.
SUOAHS UnclmnKPd.
The followlns were the receipts and ship
ments for today.
On the Produce exchange today the
market was quiet and unchanged ; creamery.
2328c ; dairy , 1624c. Kggs , slow at 20 ®
Now York .MiirkoU.
NEW YOIIK , Cc t. 20. Kr.otw Itecolnts , 10,500
bbU. : exports , 27,000 bbls. ; sales , 14,000 plies. ;
murlcut steady ; winter wheat , low grades ,
Il.70a2.55 ; winter wheat , fair to fancy , J2.35
O3.30 ; winter wheat , patents , $3.6033.80 ; Min
nesota clour , * 2.35'tt2.00 ; Minnesota straights.
I3.10CTC3.80 : Minnesota uatonts , t3.8Ga4.10 ;
clly mllls , S3.85(3,3.00 ( ; city mills , patents , J4.25
COIIN MEAL Steady ; yellow , t2.GO2.75.
RYC Dull ; car lots , r > 0it&2e.
ItAitr.CY Dull ; No.- ! Milwaukee , 4GfflG8c :
HAKUSY.MAI.T Dull ; western , 0670c ,
WHEAT Kccolpts , 21)1,800 bu. : exports , 102-
700 bu. ; bales , 2,140.000 bu. futures , 10,000
bu. snot. Upot market dull at Ku advance ,
small e.\port dnmiind : No. 2 rod , In store
and atovator , GOKc ; ulloat , OO.mtGOlJc ; f. o.
b. , 70c ; ungraded rod , 67 < aGOc ; No. 1 north
ern. 72J < a7UKiC ! No. 2 Mllwaulcco , 70tfc.
Options opened dull , ? jc on local BQlllnK.
cloaetl ut ' 4'c not itdvunro ; No. 2 red.
Junuary. closed ut 71Kc ; Kubruury. 71 ®
73Uc. closing 73Uc ; March , 74i74ic ! ,
closing 74jc : May. 70yQ77Jc , closing 77c ;
October closed at UOc : November , GOuc : De
cember , C0 © 70 ic. closing 70i'c.
COIIN Hecolpts , U0.800 Ou. ; exports , 37,400
bu. ; sales. 600.000 hu. futures , 8Gooo hu. spot.
Boots dull at 5ic advance ; No. 2. In elevator.
47c ; alloat , 47)ic ) ; ungraded mlxod. 4Ga47 < ! .
Options opened Uc higher , closing 'so
} ( c net advancu ; October , 4uwia40Kc , clos
ing at 40'c ; November , 404'M7cl < ! closing
. . . . . . , _ . . .
. . _
Bt 4QJic : locombur. 47 I © 47Hc , closing at * ?
ls.i..JlllF { ! ! ! < 47- < -M ; y. - oa4 ! ic ,
. OATS-ItcceipU , 70.700 hu. ; exports. GG.OOO
on. ; sales luo.uuu iin fnturL-s
. , . , , 112,000 bu.
pot. SIIOIH ralrly active at > ( < HHo advance.
Options dull , closed llrm at HBUio nut ad-
vunco : October closed at 34)/c ) ; Novem
ber. 34 iCi Dticombor. 34'ia35iic , cloaliiK at
B5c : Mn30 i37c , closlnc at 37c ; No. a ,
B4Kc : No. a , whlto. souaaonic : No. a chi-
? } ) ? ; . ; I0 > 3 wu" ° i aSc ; iul.\od western ,
OAli JuUC.
' ' ' 1'1118' 'c-600-76 : B ° ° " w
.
10fs"'l3c1)Ulli cllolc0' 10O23ci Taclflc coast.
llllJES-Stondy ; wet salted Now Orleans.
elected , 4ao ; Iluonos Ayres , 13cj ! Texas
iSx 'iowfil'Tc ' ! do"10.stl ° flccco20 < a28c ;
, ' ° i11 ? M)1 ? 8 , ? ' ? ' Pickled bol-
llp . loaiaei pick led ( .boulders , 7 ! < ia7ic ! ;
pickled hnniii , lo10wc. iard. stendy ; weSt
cm Muuin closed nt fiu.46 ; option siiles. none ;
October closoil at 110.45. nnmliml ; November
closed at t'J.BO noniuiali January closed at
' ' ' " " " " ' nuw Illess-
xr..r . , . -
JltiTTKU-Sleadyj wustorn dairy , 17 ( ii22c :
mery , 21ii28c ( ; western ructoryl
part SUI" " ' 4 ® ° ! ici fuu
Kuos Klrmt'r ; western fresh , 21j22Sc !
TALLOW-HU-ady ; city ( $2 per iiks. . fi lljo
IIJIU Q" " ° rUi ( ° ajQ30
United closed at 72c ;
ronnsylviinlftoll , spot sales , none ; November
option snles , none ; closed ut 72c bid ; Lima
KOSIN Firm .
TuureNTiNB Steady : 31Q31ic. !
KlCE Bteudy.
Bua AU Steady hutqulot ; sales none ) roOnod
l'ia I'IION Dull , 110. 50 | American , | 12.ooca
14.60.
Coi'i'GH Quiet. 1 9.46 bM for lake.
LKAU Kiiklur ; t3.46 bid for domestic.
TlN-Dull ; Straits , I20.6& bid ; plates steady
BrnLTEU-Kualer ; domestic , 13.00 bid.
Mlnue < 4piilU Wlieat llarltvt.
MlNNBAroi.ts , Oot. 20. Wheat wai steady
In the inoriiliiK and llrm later , llecoipta con
tinued larger than expected , caused porhupg
by a very heavy demand for wheat to Krlnd.
The weather In the northwest U yet good for
the making , and so farmers are disposed to
toll. The accumulations In country elevators
are IncruusliiK rather more tliun was expected ,
although they ure only 3.000.000 bu. , against
4,000,000 bu. lust yoar. but the stocks In store
huro are 3,000,000 bu. lurgor than a year ago.
December opened nl&lHic. advanced
and closed ut COJic. May opened a ,
old up to 06Ue , where it closed. Wueat in
toro clood ; Hard. 6Hic ; No. 1 northern ,
t8 > icj No. Jnotthiru , CBJic. Oa U ck ; Uard ,
f.2)c ) { ! No. 1 northern , 604c ! ; No. 2 northern ,
OBiic. Thd feMh hiarket WM slow at Hrst ,
buyers nnd nollors being npsrt , but by noon
all cMh offering * wore absorbed by the de
mands of local millers anrt clovators. Ship
pers had a few orders to buy , but not In Huf-
Ilolent volume to Influence the market. No. 1
northern sold at GOtflGOic } nnd No.antO Si
a09c. Uccelpts , 471 carashlpmcnt ; , 92 can.
The notir market li nbout .steady. Some
millers report their anlcs mostly for domestic
account. Olhcr < call the market dull. lUtcs
are nuotod at JlOMc per 100 lt. \ . to Liverpool
and London. Shipments , 32,120 bbls. Mrst
patent , J3.4G'B3.80 ! spcoiid patonK * 3.2oa
3.40 ; fancy nnd export bakers , I1.0&2.0B :
low uradCR , In bags , including Ued Dog , $1.20
Omaha Produce Mnrket.
noTTF.u Cliolco butter M not very plenty ,
but the market M weaker. Some houses report
their receipts as lighter than R week nio.
l > 'nncy cronmory , 27Jt28c ; good creamery ,
aoii-ilic ; fair croamrry , 2324c ; choice to.
fancy country. 23a2ric ; fnlr to good country ,
lBTt'2'2c ; packing. Block , fresh , lG 17c.
Kens The bulk of the sales Rro at
lOc. While the receipts are not so very
large , they uro fully up to the demand.
Pout/niv The receipts of poultry nro nulto
liberal , but the demand is good nt tlio prices.
Old hens , Gc ! ; chickens , GiittTc ; geese and
iluo.ks.81f.0o ! turkeys , ttSJ'Jc.
'VEAl/ The arrivals during the past day or
two have been light and the market firm nt
tmolatlons. Choice nniall and fat veals , OJi
467c ! ; thin or heavy , 3U&C.
OAMK Thu receipts of game nro fairly
largo , but thomnrkot Is low and thodemimd
light. Tim people nrn not buylnz game this
season , Perhaps cold wcnthor will stimulate
the demand. I'rnlrlo chickens , (2.00 ; niul-
liird ducks and redheads are slow nt I2.0O5B
2.20 ; teal ducks , $1.20 ; quail , tl.25 ; antelope
saddles , I4ffil5c ; deer saddles , lOftlGc.
HOMEY Honey Is c ( > mmenclng to move a
llttlo moro freely , but the demand Is still light
for It ; choice whlto clover , 10 il7o.
OVSTEHS Medium , IGc ; horseshoes , 19c ;
extra standards , 2tc ; extra selects , 24c ; com
pany selects , 2'Jc ; counts , 34c.
Ntrrs Chestnuts are lower and there Is a
fair supply of choice custom stock on the market
kot which Is selling nt 13 ® IGc per Ib. Pecans
are < ] iiotcd nt 1210c. The market on black
walnuts Is slow nt70cO$1.00 on orders ; smnll
hickory nuts , $1.70 < ti2.UO : largo hickory nuts ,
fi.25ai.3a.
VEnETAIll.F.S.
IlnANS Kastcrn hnnd-plckod navy , $2.103
2.10 ; western navy , $ l.BOiJ1.90 ; common whlto
bonus , tl.Doai.7D.
ONIONS There U not much activity In the
onion market , owing to the fact that the
local crop Is largo nnd the gardeners nro sup
plying the dumand very largely. Onions are
quoted at 00&GOc , and nn orders at 70c ; Span
ish onions , pur crate , $1.00.
WATKU UHCSS Put up In berry boxes , per
case of 1G ( its. . $ l.JOai.70. (
POTATOES The receipts nro larger and the
market Is very weak. Nebraska , Iowa and Min
nesota Krown potatoes In small lots from store ,
70u ; BiiniH hi car lots , B5o ; Colorado , from
store , 7080c : Colorado lots. 7077c.
UAiuiAdE There Is a good deal of cabbage
selling in this mnrKot , but the demand Is sup
plied entirely by the gardeners. Orders for
cabbage from the country are tilled nt HJc per
Ib.
Ib.Cnt.EiiY
Cnt.EiiY There Is considerable poor stock
on tlio market and some very fancy. Good
block , 2630c ; second grade , 20Q25c ; fancy ,
GOc.
GOc.SWEET
SWEET POTATOES The supply Is fair ; homegrown
grown , per bbl. , $3.203.00 ; Jersey stock , per
bbl. . 8-i.bU@4.30.
rnuiTS.
GUAPES The grnpo markets of the country
nro very weak and eastern grape growers are
commencing to conMcn their fruit to this mar
ket moro freely. So far thH market has held
up much hotter than other markets. GHstnrn
Concords , per basket , 22c ; largo lots , 20ft)21c. )
Ai'W.KS The supply Is light on this market ;
choice eastern , per bbl. , il.25S4.50 ; choice
westoin , $4.00U$4.20.
CiiANiiEiutiES Cranberries are arriving very
freely and are In good domniul ; Capo Cod , per
hbl. , * .r > .70G.OO ! boll ami cherry , 45.0035.20 :
boll and bugle , J5.50aG.OO.
TUOPICAtJ FIIUIT3 ,
BANANAS Prices iiimaln about steady ; nor
bunch , liirgo. $2.0032.20 ; per bunch , small to
medium , $1.702.00.
LK.MONS Me.ssalns per box , $4.000.00 ;
Mlorl , cases , aOO size , $ r > .00.
OuANors Florida oranges hnvo arrived and
arc selling at $3,00.
iiiUKS , TAU.OW , irrc.
HIDES No. 1 grcon hides , 2Vic : No. 2 green
hides , 2c : No. 1 green salted hides , 3cio. : 2
green salted hides , 2c : No. 1 green salted
hides , 20 Ihs. to 40 Ibs. , 3c ; No. 2 green salted
hides , 20 Ibs. to 40 Ibs. , 2c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8
Iba. to 10 Ibs. , Oc : No. 2 veal einlf , 8 Ibs. to 15
IDs. , 3c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 4c : No. 2 dry flint
hides ; 3c : No. 1 dry .salted hides , 4c. Part
cured hlilosc per Ib. less than fully cured.
! iiiEr 1'jti.TS-Grcon Raltud , encli. 30375c ;
grcon salted shearlings ( short woolod early
skins ) , each 1010c : dry shearlings ( short
woolod early skins ) , No. 1 , each OSilOcj dry
shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) . No. 2 ,
each Oc ; dry Hint , Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 10 ©
lie ; dry flint , Kansas nnd Nehrnxkn murrain
wool belts , per Ib. , nctual weight , 17(320c ( ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. ,
actual weight. 910c ; dry Hint Colorado mur
rain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 7Uc ;
dry pieces and bucks , actual weight , 67c.
St. r.onl * Markets.
ST. Louis. Oct. 20 , FLOUII Lifeless , un
changed.
WHIIAT Was spiritless most of the day , but
late In the session futures Improved Vic ondo-
ninnd : No. 2 red , cash , lower at 09c ; Octo
ber , OOJic bid ; November , GOc , nnmliml ; December -
comber , Glc bid ; MayG95J3G9HC asked.
COIIN Was dull , but gained 5 c In au aim
less way ; No. 2 mixed , cash and October , 37c ;
November , 34 ? c : December , year and Janu
ary , 34 > 4c : Mny , 30c bid.
OATS KIcmer ; No. a cash , 2G { c ; October ,
2G c ; November , 27"ic ; May , 31 jc bid.
UYK No. 2 , 41c bid.
liARLEY Dull ; sales of best Minnesota , Glc.
HUAN Strong : GOc on east track.
FLAXSEKD Higher ; 99c.
Cwivnii SEED Lower ; sales ranged , from
IG.90a7.60.
TIMOTHY f 3.0033.20.
HAY Unchanged.
HUTTEH Firm ; unchanged ,
Eaos Firm ; unchanged.
LEAi-Hlghor.$3.26 ; spelter , nominal , ! 3.20.
COIIN MUAIunchanged. .
WHISKY Unchanged ; 41.14.
IlAnaiNU Unchanged ; OQGc.
COTTON Tics Uiiclinngfid ; $1.
PUOVISIONS Woak.lowor ; demand moderate.
Pork , standard mess , 118.00. Lird : , $9.70. Dry
salt ineiits , loose shoulders , $7. ; longs und
ribs , $9.20 ; shorts , $9.G24 ! ; boxed , lOc more ;
bacon , packed shoulders , $7.00 : longs and
ribs , $10.2010.37'/ii shorts , $10,75 ,
UKCEIITS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 03,000
hu. ; corn , 04,000 liu.oats ; , 33,000 bu , ; rye.
8.000 bu. ; barley. 20.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 0,000bbls. ; wheat , 14,000
bu.i corn , 27,000 bu. ; oats , 74,000 bu. : rye.
l.QOO bu ; barley , 3,000 bu.
Cotton Aliirkut.
NEW OULKANS , Oct. 20. COTTO.V Futures ,
quiet and Btoiuly ; sales , 77,000 bales ; Octo
ber , $7.08 bid : November , $7.0037.07 ; Decem
ber , $7.7037.71 ; January , $7.7037.77 ; Febru
ary , $7.8337.84 ; March , $7.917.92 ; April ,
$7.088.00 ; May. 18.0038.07 ; middling ,
7 11-lGc ; low middling , 7 7-lGc : good ordi
nary , 7 1-lGc. Not receipts , 10,183 bales ;
gloss receipts. 13.703 bales ; shipments to the
continent , 10,800 bales ; sales , 4,000 , bales.
ST. Lotus , Oct. 2G. COTTON Lower ; ordi
nary , G"C ; : good ordinary , 7ic ! : low inld-
dllng. 7c : middling , 7 ? c ; good middling , 8c ;
middling fiilr , tJ'o ) ; tinges jc , and atalns He
below white.
Illinium City .Murkecu.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 20. WIIBAT ' , { c higher ;
No. a hunt , 63 ! < < S04Uo ; No. _ red , & 4Ua6554c.
CORN In belter dumand , but no Improve
ment In iirlros ; No. 2 mixed * , 32@324c } ; No. 2
white , Il4w34 ic ,
OATS-Stoady ; No. 2 mixed , 25i26ic } } ; No.
2 whlto. 27S2njc.
UYK-rirni ; No. 2 , 44c.
IIAXtiKRU Weak : 88I489C.
lliiAN Klrm ; ClJtt&Vc.
HAY Finn and unchanged.
llKCKiiTS-Wheut , 74ouo bu. ; corn , 44,000
bu , ; outs , none.
Hiiii'MKxTs Wheat , 80,000 bu. ; corn , none ;
oats , none , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mliwauxeo .Mat-Hold.
MII.WAUKKR , Oot. 2B. Fr.ouii Steady ,
WIIUAT Steady ; No. U spring , 60'c ? ; No. 1
northern , 00jo ; Docembnr , 01Vc.
I'oitN t'lrmur ; No. 3 , 38c.
OATS lllghur ; No. 2 white , S0'/c ; No. 3 ,
c.
llAiii.KY Firmer ; No. 2 , 63303 > { c ; sample ,
3B30UUC.
HYE-HIghor ; No. 1 , 48 > { c.
I'ltoviHioNB-Btfixdliir ; pork , 117 ; lard , $0.80.
KUCEIITS Flour , 6.700 bbls. ; wheat , 08,900
bu. ; burley , 123,200 bu.
Siili'UENTS-Floiir. HOObbls. ) wheat , 7,000
bu. ; barluy , 00,800 bu.
ItrcrlptH ut ( .ruin at IIUT lo.
IlUFFAi.o , Oct. 20. Knormous receipt * of
grain ut this port for the past ton dayaliavo
resulted tn congestion. Thu grain could not
b Bunt out as fust us It came , partly because
of t he scarcity of canal boats und because the
railroads allowed their curs to become scat
tered when comparatively few of them were
needed during the summer ,
Oil Markut * .
On. CITY. Oct. 2G.-Natlo nI transit cer-
tlllcutos opened 72JJ ; highest , 72V ; lowest ,
72 ; closed , 72U ; sales , 16,000 bbls. ; clear
ances , 00.000 bbls. ; shipments , 100.G87 bbU. ;
runs , 03.GG4 bbls.
Pmsiiuita , Oct. 20. National transit
certificates opened nt 72M ; closed at 72J < i
tilBhest , ? a ; lowest. 72'fi no sales.
Dulutli U'heut Market.
PULUTII , Oct. 20. Wheat was strong find
ad vanclnff today. Close ; No. 1 hard , cash
und October , G3c ; December. G3) ) < c ; May ,
H I.No , 1 northern , cash und October.
6A ! { December. Ca ci May. GB.'ic ; No. a
northern , cash. 69c ; No. 3 , 64c ; rejected ,
*
7c ; ou truck , No. 1 oorthorn , to arrive 62c.
New York Dry Uuoili Market.
nioutof < ' ? , "K' Pct20.Althouxh the develop-
the dry goods market Is ilow. the
changes are- for the bettor and a more cheor-
fulvlt icolUi general § ltu tloa U ite , dlly
being tnkon. The feature of the market nt
largo scorns to bo a doilro to nnticipnto wants.
Cotton goods ( Vro steady and fairly nctlvo , expert -
port ordon being n fonturo of ho mnrkot.
The print cloths und print fabrics are dull ox-
rontfor holiday novelties , the stock of which
Is embarrassingly low. Print cloths nro sell
ing at 2'ic for any delivery up to January ,
and firm nt that , Ultighnms ami woolens nro
opening up n bettor spring business. The Job
bing trade li picking up n llttlo.
Mlnnenpolln Flour Output ,
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 20. The Northwestern
Miller says : There was practically no chnngo
In the flour output last week. The nineteen
mills In operation ground 220,340 bbls.ngnlnst
220,730 bbls. the week before. It Is reasona
ble to expect that the present week's make of
Hour will show a small Increase. There was
considerably freer buying of Hour last week ,
but It applied mainly to domestic trndo. I.x-
port trade Is light. The ndvnnco In wheat of
yesterday livened up the demand for Hour
considerably , but the buyer usually wants his
orders HIIccf nt old prices. The direct export
shipments by the mills last week wcro 05,035
bbls. , against 08,090 bbls. the preceding week }
CoflVo Mnrket. '
Nr.w YOUK. Oct.20. Contrnctsoponcd barely
steady , unchanged to 10310 points lower ;
closed flrm. Total sales , 12,700 bags. Includ
ing ! October , $17.40 ; November. $10.90 : Dp-
cumber. 116.00310,70 ; January , $1G,37 ;
March , $10.00(310.16 ( ; May$10.7010.80. Spot
coiToo , Klo , moro actlvo : No. 7 , $18.20.
Liverpool .MurUotM
Ltvtiii'ooi , , Oct. 20. WIIBAT Quiet ; de
mand poor : holders olTer moderut.'ly ; Cali
fornia No. 1,0s 8d30s9d ; red western , spring ,
No. 2 , Os 6d30s Olid.
Co UN Steady ; demand moderate ; mlxod
western , Os 11 Xd.
LAUD 503 GO ,
AVuol Market.
ST. Louis , Oct. 20. Wool , Dull , un
changed ; domtind very light oven for brlghts ;
Missouri and Illinois combing moving best.
STOCKS .INI ) 1IONDS.
Humors ot Wellington LoRUIntlnn Quito n
l ? ntor In Speculation ,
"NEW YoitK. Oct. 20. The Washington ad
vices were not entirely favorable this morn
ing to an Immcdtatu vote on the silver bill ,
nor was the London market for American
securities encouraging , and yet the early
dealings on the Stock exchange were in the
nialu characterized by strength. There
were occasional reactions , but up to noon
the general tendency of prices was upward.
Shortly after this hour , however , the specu
lative temper began to experience u unango
and them wcro evidences that a realizing
movement was in progress.
The commission houses which yesterday
had practically all buying orders were ou
both sides of the mnrkot today , and selling
orders were perhaps moro numerous. A
good deal of outside buying has been done
nasttwodavs.and in which manv
of the purchasers appear to t > o satisfied with
the prolits already shown. Realizing sales be
came quite heavy during the afternoon. The
volume of this business was larger than it
would otherwise have been by reason of the
reports that Senators Allen and Poffer had
concluded to continue the light in the sennto
on thu old tactics. It was this unexpected
clement of danger that entered into
the question that swelled the sell
ing movement of the afternoon and
unsettled the speculation. In many in
stances the entire early improvement was
lost and the llgurea reached a figure below
yesterday's prices , but the greater part of
the list retained part of the morning's advance -
vance at thu close , the close being fairly
steady at .a fair recovery from the lowest
point , but at a decline of from @ 'J per cent
from the best figures of the day. The prin
cipal changes compared with the final sales
of yesterday are : Lake Shore , 1 % per cent ;
Delaware fc Hudson and Erie , preferred , 1 %
percent ; Sugar and Northern Pacific , pre
ferred , 19 per centUnion ; Pacific , Louisville
and Nasnvillo , 1 per cent ; Heading and Bur
lington , % per cent.
Advances : Michigan Central , SJjf per
cent ; Chicago Gas , 2 % per cent ; St. Paul ,
preferred , and Pittsourg & Western , pre
ferred , 2 per cent ; Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Now York , Chicago & St. Louis , \ % per
cent ; Illinois Central , \ % percent ; Load ,
preferred , 1)4 per cent , and Now Jersey
Central and Oregon Improvement , 1 per
ccut.
The Post says : Several moro than usual
divergent factors combined to make up the
day's market. First m point of time was
tbo renewal of enthusiastic buying based on
the certainty of the silver law's repeal.
Purchases were mainly for professional
account , and a large proportion of them rep
resented the buying In of shorts. On the
other hand there was pretty heavy selling
from the same general quarter , originating
partly with the room operators taking their
profits on the past few days advance , and
partly with room traders selling short on
the usual theory of a reaction. This move
ment governed the market of the afternoon.
AU of thcso elements enter in a greater or
less degree into every upward movement ,
but each was in turn remarkably iutensilied
today. Speakinir , however , from a dis
tinctively Stock exchange standpoint it may
safely bo affirmed that the largest Wall
street interests have not encouraged tbo
present upward movement.
This is not probably the reason why many
of the most influential commission houses
have advised against largo purchases. Prob
ably tbo repeal vote will bo followed by amore
moro rapid downward movement , yet the
year's cxpcricnco certainly suggests an
equally quick upward reaction later on. The
factors previously ignored in the silver bul
lion trade have been developed since the col
lapse of Juno. One is the greatly increased
Asiatic demand for silver at the lower price ;
the other the apeod with which the Ameri
can production can bo normally adjusted to
the demand. Both must bo reckoned In with
the forecasts for the future.
The governing committee of the Stock ex
change at its meeting last evening added
securities to the par value of $3,335,100 to the
list of dealings , including $377,100 additional
to Louisiana new 4 per cents of 18U4 , making
the total amount of this issue listed $1)33- ! )
700.
700.The
The following are the closing quotations of
the loading stocks on the New York ex
change today :
crobziu went to n $ i > t and i 102,000 In Imr
cola wns sold , tlio Utter for Now York l > y tlio
Luzard * . Tlio hanlc'tt- supply nt paging Is bo-
1 loved tn bo small , ' Imnco tlio flrm price. The
prlco of bar trolil Ip.tliD open market It n frac
tion nbovo 78s. 'Hlfyor ' H33 7-10d nnd weak.
Itupco p-ipor UdoWA.'to 05iid on tlio trilling
drcllno of Indliitic&lUiingc. ISMIO Is announced
of JC2.000.000 six uuuth * India treasury bills.
TliH will absorb ilm Homing money In tlio
marknt. Discount hue * , however , Inivo rUcn
very slmrp'y. ' Tim , "best opinions agree that
Amorlcn will taknmllo moro ROM. Americans
close 4 per cent unilfcr tlio best prlco on prollt
( .eating. The fcclhiR Ja hopeful , Tbo foreign
market WHS flat , but recovered.
Now York .Monoy Mnrkot.
New YOIIK , Oct-2G7 MOSF.Y ON OAU , Hasy
ftt 1K2 per conl ; > lu < it loan , 2 per cent ;
closed offered at 2 per cunt.
Vni.ME MEHCANTILHl'APKH G8 per Cent.
KTKIIMNII IXCIUN ) < IR Steady , wltn nctual
business In hunker * ' bills , J4.H3 ia4.84 ( lor
( Icmiind and J .81i4.8l4 ! ! fur sixty-day bills.
Posted rates , t4.82 < ji4.84S. ! Commercial bills ,
I4.804t4.80) ) ( .
SILVEH UEltTiriCATE- < ! .
OOVKIINMRXT llONDa-Stoady. State bonds ,
unsteady.
Tlio closing quotations on bonds !
U.S.4Rri'ir. . . . . . . . Ill SI. I * . .VS. F.UCII. M U
U. S.4BCOUP. , . ill St. Paul ronsolH. . . IBB | <
U. S. 4Msnr . . 117 st. I' , o. &P. ism. . itmU
PnclncUiofo. . . . . . 102 T. I'.L. O. Tr. Hots 7i :
r.a.Hlaim xt 4a. . . . 03 T. P. K. H.Tr. nets 1UH
Missouri On . Kill Union 1'ne. iBts. . . . 102
IViiiii. new not ( Is. . 107 Went Rlioro. . . lli ) :
Tenii. new set Gs , . lull Ala. 01a H A . , 03
Trim. nowsptilH , , . 70 All. Clans II . 100
Cnnnil.t So. .Ms . D7J6 Ala. ClnssC . IUI
rcntrall'nc. iHts. . 101 Ala eurri'ticlca. . . , H8
] > . .t K.O. iHtH . no K.O.W.lst Ill
1) . & .U. ( } , 4s . 7'JW Aleutian 4a . 7l !
KrlojMa. . . 7n Mo'JHsA . 40
M. K. A. T. Own. ( Is. 44 (3. II. A S. A. Us. . . . 10.J
M. K. fiT. Oon. Cs 70 iloilds . Oil
Mutual Union C.H. . lot ) II. AT. C. DB. . . . . . .
N. J. C. Int. Cert. . 100 ilotln . 100
N. I'ac. IBID . 1U8M M.C. OH . l2fi !
N. Pac. Ms . 00 doIs . oi :
N. W. Consols . 1SBU Tonn oliltls . (10
N. W. Deb. H . 10UK Vn. Centuries . G3
St. L. A 1. M. G. fit , 71J < Vn.Ccnlurlt'ailt . . li
lloston Mining CJuot itliinn.
I1O9TON , Oct. 20. Call loans , 2 < { { & 5 per cent ;
time loans. 47 per cunt. Closing quotations
on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Atcli. . T. , V s. p. . . . \Vo8t. Klectrlc . *
American Hupar. . . West. Kloe. iifil. . . . 34
do profprrcil WIs. Cent'l .
Hay State ) Otis 0 AtclilHon4s .
lloHton & Albany. , 203 Now r.uK'laml Us. , . 108
lloston .V , Malno. . , loll Gen. Klcc. "a . 711
C. . 11. &Q H5 Atlantic .
Fltclibiire H5a * lloalon k Montana
General Klcctrlc. . a llutlo.V llotton. . . .
Mexican Ccntr.il. . . Calumet A.
N. Y. .tN. E runtunnl.ll
Old Colon1 17(1 ( Fr.uilciln
Oni. Sho.'t Line , . . .
Hnblicr Osceola
S.m Ulcgo Qulncy 100
Union 1'nelHo Tamaruclt 132
West End
Iiiinilon Stock OuotlltloiM.
LONDON , Oct. 20 , i p. m. Close :
Consolsinoni-y 117 Ill-Id Mexican , ordinary. 14 * ;
Consols , ncc'nt. 07 lil-ltl St. Paul common. . ' .
Canadian Pacific. . 7n Now York Central. 1II7J
Krlu in > 4 1'cmiK.vlvanla r > : iU
Krlo'JdB 7liH Heading 11M
Illinois Central. . . . tlUt Mcx. Con , now 4s. . PUK
. llAll Sir.VKU 33 7-lGd per oz.
MONEY W&U per cent.
Unto of discount. In the open mnrkot for
both short and throe-months bills , 2i ? < 32
per cent.
Now York Mlnlnc iJi
New YOIIK , ' Oct. 20. The following are the
mining quotations
Cholar 3D Ophlr 1BU
Crown Point 30 Plymouth 10
Con. Cnl. & Va 2fiO Sierra Nevada 0(1 (
Deailwood 7fiO Standard 100
Gould & Curry 30 Union Con : il (
Halo A. NorcroBS. . . . ' 40 Yellow Jacket 45
Homostuku ' 000 Iron Silver 10
Mexican 05 Quick Silver 100
Ontario . fifil ) do jirof'il 1COO
St. J.nuls UinliiK Ouotut ! < > n .
ST. Louts , Oct. 28. Mining market lifeless ;
unchanged. Quotations are :
Did. Abkod. 1)1(1. Askort.
AmNcttlc. . $ .1 ! W .HU Elizabeth. $ .yo .25
Bimetallic. . 12.II ( ) 2:5(1 : ( Hope 2.50 3.50
Qraulte M. . . 1.67M1.8S Leo 03
Pluiiriclal Notes.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 20. Clearings , $1,805-
609. '
HALTIMORB , Oct. 20. Clearings , $1,832,040 ;
balances , ? 218,143. '
PHILADELPHIA , Oct. 20. Clearings , $0,419-
082 ; balances , $1,573.353.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 20. Money , C7 percent.
Clearings , $1.880.750. Now York exchange ,
60GOc. JL" ' '
BERLIN , Oct. 20. The statement of the Im
perial Hank of Gerrnnny shows an Increase of
. - , rin ,
LONDON , Oct. 20. Tlio amount of bullion
withdrawn from 'tho ' llauk of England on
'balances today was 202.000.
New ORLEANS , Oct. 20. Clearings , 81,401-
884. Now York exchange , , bank , par ; com
mercial , $2 per $1,000 discount.
ST. Louis , Oct. 2G.-01carlnKS , 82,893.023 ;
balances , $384,001. Monov , quiet at GH per
cent. Exchange on Now York , par.
UOSTON , Oct. 20. Clearings , $14.710.137 ;
balances , $1,070,829. Etchanea on Now Yorlt ,
10 ® I0\c \ discount. Money , 23 per cent.
LONDON , Oct. 20. The proportion of the
Itank of EnglandVrosorvo to llaollltv , .which
lust week was 45.50 per cent , Is now 40.80 per
cent.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20. The Western National
bank received a shipment of $300,000 In gold
from Havana by .steamer today. Clearings ,
$95,653,010 ; balances , $9,940,819.
CniOAno , Oct. 20. Clearings , $10,643,918 ,
Now York exchange , 7Cc premium. Sterling
exchange , nominal ; actual , $4.324.84i. ! ( ;
Money , llrm at 7 percent ; shaded a llttlo on
call. '
PARIS , Oct. 26 , The statement of the Bank
of Franco Issued today shows an Increase of
1.2G5OOOf gold and a decrease of
G79fOOOf bllver. The proportion of the Hank
of Franco's reserve to liability , which' was
last week 84,45 per cent , Is now 85.49 per
cent. Three per cent rentes , 87f 32o for the
account.
OMAHA I.IVK STOCK .MAICKETS.
Cuttle Supply I.lclit Trade Steady Hoes
Active iiut Unsettled.
TiiousDAY , Oct. 20.
There was a fair average run of all kinds
of stock today. During the past four days
there have been received 10,404 cattle , 21,970
hogs and 5,010 sheep , as against 21,760 cat
tle , 10,71:3 : hogs and 1,331 sheep for the corresponding
spending four days of last week.
Receipts of cattle wcro very little over
half as heavy as on last Thursday and there
was no change In the eon oral quality of the
offerings , conuson range cattle largely pre
dominating. The demand was fair from
local slaughterers and for anything at all
useful the murkot was quotably stoady.
Owing to the Inferior quality of the offerings -
ings and the indifferent tone to eastern ad
vices trading was slow und drugging
throughout , but thcro was llttlo of any con-
.sequence unsold at the close ,
The cow market was tolerably active with
STOCKRIIS AND FRP.nF.nS.
1 . 480 1 7S 1 . 7.10 2 ftO
3 . . . . 870 200 00 . 870 2 f > .r >
1 . MO 200 4 . B&5 2 r.D
1 . 740 200 3 . HGO 200
1 . 400 200 62 . 082 2 liG
0 . fifiH 200 10 . 550 205
1. . . .840 200 32 . BH7 270
1 . 840 225 4. . . . . . (535 ( 275
1 . ,1090 225 H . 887 275
3 . 770 235 07. . . . . . 830 285
14 . 010 2 ! 1B 14 . U14 200
40 . 058 235 23. . 10GO 300
0 . 010 240 1 . 1100 800
7 . 7UI 240 0 . 1018 300
10 . CU4 240 8 . i)20 ) 305
1 . 58(1 ( 240 2 . 005 305
8 . 770 245 8 . 1023 3 1O
8 . 430 250 8 . 110'2 810
7 . 740' 250 8. . . . 1081 310
18 . 840 250 22 . 1100 326
VTRSTEUNOATTLX.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
24 strs.124C (3 00
cor.oitAuo.
02s1rsT.1072 255 170 stri , T.1020 240
173stST. , 003 240 7 bulls . .1107 180
73 cows , . . 805 200 20 cows . . 807 210
WYQUIM1.
Scows. . . 033 100 2fdr . . . 1140 270
lUOfdrs. . 832 2 37 1 COW. . . .1(100 200
2t COWS , . . 009 240 2QCOW8..1030 255
14rdrs. . . 007 300 20stcor9..1150 340
IDAHO.
1CCOW1..103Q 2 15 G calves. 843 2 30
4 fdrs. . . 052 2 50
BOUTIt DAKOTA.
1 bull..1030 205 Ibu'll. 2 05
3bulls. . . 000 203 2bu11s..ll40 2 05
COsts , tig.1146 2.15 2flrs. . . lOHti 2 70
8fdrs..im 2 70 23 steer.1152 ! 2 i5 !
IbUll. . . 1400 1 85 4 bulls.1142 1 85
inimll4.rBi ! 1 85 53Mrs..lll2 2 70
22stuurs.,1165 3 20 13stL urs..l2tG 3 20
lloos Hecelpts were not at all he.ivy for
this season of the year , but there wcro
nearly 2,500 moro hogs here than on last
Tliumiay , and 5.SOO moro .so fur this week
than last. The quality of the hogs was very
good , that Is , thcro wcro lots of coed , heavy
and medium weight hogs on sale. lAsht
stuff was not overly abundant , nor was the
quality anything extra. Sellers were some
what at a disadvantage on account of the
weak tone to reports from other markets
anil the liberality of the supply , and buyers
filled their orders at prices from 10o to 20c
lower than Wednesday without over exert
ing themselves. Good to pnmo heavy nnd
butcher weight hogs sold at from $0. lo'up to
fO.80. whllo the common , light and mixed
packing grades sold largely at around SO to
J0.10. The close was wean , with a few loads
still In llrst hands. Trading was very
larcely at from $11.05 to SO. 15 as against ? 0.25
to $0 80 Wednesday and $0.10 to $0.20 on last
Thursday. Heprcsentallve sales :
No. Avi Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh.
70. .218 120 * C 00 70. .220 200 JG 10
80. .205 200 6 00 05. .293 80 G 10
3. .333 0 00 03. . .270 100 G 10
1. .320 G 00 57. , .229 40 G 10
4. .410 40 0 00 GO. , .247 120 G 10
02. .210 100 G 00 58. , .222 80 G 10
01. .218 120 G 00 05. .305 440 G 10
51. .282 300 G 00 08. 208 200 G 10
32. .275 120 G 00 G3 , 201 0 10
12 .400 80 G 00 57. 205 200 0 10
07. .247 120 G 00 57. .207 200 G 10
80. 201 240 G 00 8. . 310 80 G 10
68. .272 200 G 00 08. , .290 100 0 10
41. .247 40 G 00 05. , 233 100 G 10
68. .270 240 G O5 53. . .277 80 0 10
OS. .272 100 G 05 00. . ,248 200 G 10
72. .240 200 0 05 54. , ,338 0 G 10
ir. 017 r nr. an > rK r in
73..225 1GO 6 05
71..223 100 G 05
91. . 214 200 G 05
72..243 240 G 05
C2..280 320 6 05
45 . . .239 80 G 05
40..332 80 G O5
5..284 40 G 05
46..285 1GO 0 05
71..240 100 G 03
46..28G 80 G 05
65..294 280 G 05
45..203 280 6 05
GO..251 40 G 05
03..200 80 G 05
50. . . 270 320 G 05
71..242 120 G 05
70..272 ICO G 05
53..208 120 0 05
58..240 80 6 05
GO. . . 280 280 6 06
50..278 3GO G 05
05..223 80 0 05
07..255 120 G 07'/i
68..289 820 C 10
67..258 40 G 10
GO..281 200 G 10
08..284 120 G 10
49..290 100 G 10
72..208 100 G 10
58..200 120 G 10
04. . . .200 200 0 10
80..248 200 G 10
50..283 240 0 10
70..257 120 6 10
07..243 240 6 10
rics AND notion.
1. . .440 3 60 07..113 5 75
11..104 5 60 8..120 6 75
1..200 6 00
Surfer There were lots of both fresh and
stale in the yards , but coed muttons wore
scarce. Buyers were not particularly anx
ious for supplies , and the foolinif was weak ,
with trading slow. Quotations as follows :
Fair to good natives , $2.60@3.10 ; fair to good
westerns. $2.25@3.00 : common and stock
sheep , $1.50@2.25 ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb.
lambs. $3.00(33.75. ( Representative sales :
No. Av. I'r.
101 nntlvoowcs , 132 1200
03 natives mixed 87 200
220 Colorado mixed 81 2 10
000 Colorado wethers 052 50
Receipts und l > lsp < nltltm nt Stuck.
Ofllclal receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union .Stock Yariis
noinimiiy for tlio twenty-four liotiru ending at
6 o'clock p. in. , October 20 , 1893 :
1IKCEI1TS.
DISPOSITION.
HUVKItS. lions , HIUII' : : .
The Omiilin 1'apkiim Co. . .
Tim O. H. Hammond Co. . fiOII
Swlft.tCo 4(1,1 ( l.lf.'ll 358
The Cwliihy 1'acklni , ' Co. . . HOI IU
1'arkur , t Co ,
NelHon Morris
U. Ilucker & Ueecu
HhlDperH and feeders , . . . 1.101 COO
Leftover. , ICO
Total. 3.BUU 0,047 1'JSl
I'lve Stock
CIIICAOO. Oct. 20 , The cattle murkot was
about at yesterday's close MJ far as prices
wont. It was qulot and cany at that day's do-
cllno , or at from lOc to 25c oir from Tuusday ,
extra shinning steers knowing the loiiht
chuiiKO. The reduction has fallen principally
unon fair to good 1,000 to M0 .lli steerH.
There were fresh receipts of 10,000 natives ,
and In addition to them there weio many that
did not Und buyers yesterday. Sales were
slow and cuuerally ut from $1.75 to $2.00 for
cows and bulls und at from $3,70 to J5.10 for
steers. Thorowasu tmlu yoiturdiiy at to,80.
and no doubt bomothlnK equally food would
have broiiKht that today. Of runjio cattle
there > voro about 0,000 3,000each of weslurns
and Toxuns. They ruled steady at yesterday's
quotations. They are very llttlo lower than
lit the bcKlnnlnpottho week. Tlie formorholil
Hteadv utfroin t2.2& to 14.40 , und froml.76
to t2. 5 took most of the latter.
The weather was extremely unfavorable for
pucUlnx operations , being wet unit warm.
That fact had u tendency to won Ken the hot ;
market. The tupuly was Iar o (35,000 ( head )
und that wan another wuuliunlng factor. Com
bined they were sulllclent to knock on * prices
another lOc to " < > u our 100 Ibs. , common to
choice 260 to 400-lb. hogs reccdlnz to'from
f&.OO to (0.60 and poor to prime Unlit weights
from ( G.40 to 10,00. At that ranue the trade
mleht have been expected to develop activity ,
but no such result followed , the movement
being very slow from ojxiiilnir to close , Later
theiu was u dUlncllnatloii to pay over 10,4Q
fur the bout heavy und M.05 for choice llKhts ,
but holUurs were unwilling to trade on that
buslH. The market U from 20c to 40c lower
tliun yesterday morning , light weights showIng -
Ing the greatest decline.
Ho far us sheep prices are concerned today's
market was not an improvement on that of
Wednesday. There was continued depression ,
although tno receipts were much lighter esti
mated ut 13,000 as ugalnst22.000 for Wednes
day. The ref rlKorators are full of mutton and
us thuio wan little Imiulry from uny other
quarter the few buyuru had the market ull
their own way. 1'uor uud coiuuion block could
scarcely l > " sold at all. Thu runge of tmota-
tlona wu from II ta(3.7& for Inferior to choice
qualities , tbougli there wore few trades at
over * 3.2& und not many below f2. Lambs
were salable ut from 2.4S to 14.70 nccordloz
to quality. Bale * wore generally at from 13.25
liecelptu Cattle , 10,000 head ; calve *
Attacks on
Washing-Powders
don't aficct Pearlinc. Pearlinc is a wash
ing-compound , in powder form , to be sure ,
but quite a different thing. It's made so
that it acts upon dirt as noth
ing else will , but can't possibly
WASHING. do any harm to substance ,
POWDER hands or fabric.
Soap-makers arc advertis
ing against washing-powders ,
claiming that they ruin the
clothes. They're more than
half right. But chemical analysis and the experience of
millions of women prove that Pearline hasn't the power to
harm clothes that soap has. And it saves all -that ruinous
rubbing that you have to use with soap , besides.
1'eddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you ,
Beware "this is as joe ; < l as" or "the same as PcarHne. " IT'S
s FALSE Pearline Is never peddled , if your crocer sends
you an imitation , be honest' ; , mJ it taeJk. 800 JAMES 1'YLlf. New York.
OMAHA
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilhclmy Lobeck & Line ,
COMl'AItY.
Corner 10th and Jnckson mcchnnlci' tooln.
Htroots. HOI Doualiii tttroot.
HATS , ETC. | IRONWORKS.
. A. L. Gibbon & Co Onulia Safe and Iroa
Wholesale WOltlM.
lints , rnpn , ntr iw Fnfei.vnuln , jnllToJ : ,
Itloroa , uilttoni. Iron sliutteri nncl tire in-
auj llurni'jStreets. . en | > ei. Uui. Androoii , lltli
nnd Jnckson
COMMISSION. LUMBER.
Branch & Co. John A. Vfakcfleld ,
Imimrtcil , American Port
Produce , fruits of all land cement , Jilhtnu-
kec coniunt unit
klnji , oynton. nhlta lliuo.
LIQUORS. STOVE REPAIRS
Frick & Herbert , Omaha Stove Repair
WOIIKS. Etnvn rnuMri
WUolocixlo liquor tloalori and water nttioliiuonn
for KQf klu.tot nuira
1001 fnrnnm St. mvlM. lai ? nouicm
PAPER. OILS.
Cirpcntcr Papsr Co Standard Oil Co.
I'nrry n full stock nf
prlntliiKl urrni > i > lu < ; nnd Ilnanod and lulirleaUnj
wrltlni ; pupora , cjrl
papers , etc. elli , axla Krniiio , ot
"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. "
GOOD WIFEI YOU NEED
S LIO
1,000 head ; boss , 27,000 head ; sheep , 13,000
hond.
The Evening Journal reports :
OATTI.K Receipts , IG.ooo head , Including
3,000 Toxnns and 40,500 westerns ; sto.idy ;
no extra stoeM hero : would sell for Sj.fioa
D.80 ; moillum , $4.95ffi5.30 ; others$3.7D4.0.
Hoes Uccolpts , 27,000 head ; maikot slow
and 20c lower on heavy and mixed and ! 10c
lower on light ; rough , $5.7Q5.00 ; heavy ,
and butcher weight , 10.25(20.50 ( ; light , JO.J5 ®
G.40.
SiiEnp AND IiAMns Kocelpts , 13,000 head ;
market unchaiiKcd.
ICniuas City I-lvo stock Mnrknt.
KANSAS OtTY , Oct. 20. OATrr.E-UocoIpts.
7,200 head ; shipments , 4,000 head ; best
cattle were stoacly , others lower ; TO.MIS and
shlppliiff hteot.s , * 2.105.2ti ; Texas ana na-
tlvo cows , Jl.lSSS.OO ; butcher stock , J3.00
® 4.10 ; Htockers and feeders , * 2.1033.05.
lions Kccolpts 4,70n head ; shlpinonts ,
3,300 head ; 1015c lower ; hulk , JG.OO0.10 ;
hoiivy , packing and mlxod , ? 5.'JlKitG.'JU ; Hglits ,
Yorkers and pigs , $1.00@0.20.
tjHKEP KeceiptH , 2,200 , head ; shipments , 800
head ; market slow and weak.
St. I.nuis I.Ivo Stock Mnrkrt.
ST. Lenis , Oct. 20. CATTLE Receipts , 7,000
head ; shipments , 1,000 head ; imirkut lower
on all kinds oxcuot doslrablo stock ; top for
steers , 83.10 : ton for cows , $2.25 ; al | receipts
Texans and Indians , mostly cows ,
HOGS Hi'celpts , 4,500 head ; .shipments ,
1,200 head ; market 10Q20c loiter ; cholcu
llRllt , J0.30'S0.40 ' ; mixed , $5.80 ( 0.35 ; heavy ,
10.0030.80.
SiiKEi' Itecolpts , 1,800 head ; shipments ,
500 head ; market dull , unchanged.
Isotr Yuri : l.tvo .Stoolc Market.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20. HCKVES No trade ;
dressed bcuf , btcady at7UOe.
OAI.VKS Hecolpts , 100 head ; mnrkot quiet ;
veals , JG.OOSG.20 ; grassers , J 1.80542.25.
SllKBi" Htcelpts , 4,000 head ; dumand bet
ter ! slicpp , $2.7fi'23.7fi ; lambs. $3.7534.00 ;
dicssod mutton , tffiTiic ; dros > sod lambs , OS
.
Hoes Rorolpts , 4,500 head ; market steady
at J0.507.00.
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Sioux City Mv Stock -Mnrkot.
Sroux CITY , Oct. 20. lions HccelDts , 1.100
hond ; olllclal yesterday , 1,017 head ; ship
ments. 1,040 huad ; muiket dull ; fuw rolling
at JO.
OATTI.K Receipts , 900 head ; official yesterday -
day , 834 head ; shipments , 508 head ; mar
ket actlvo and steady for stockers , common
cows lower , _
Stock In Might.
Receipts of llvo stock at the four principal
western markets Thursday , October 2U :
Cattle , Hogs. Sheep.
South Omalm . 3,423 0,871 284
fcai0 | , | . 10,000 27,000 13,000
ICansasClty . 2.700 4,700 2,20(1 (
. . . . . . 7.600 4000 1,800
All 1.1 ! TO TALK.
Gwyiino 1C , Tomjiklns JtnouvorliiK from tlio
Awful Mental Shuck.
CHICAGO , Oct. 20. GwynnoTompUlns , who
received n sovcro mental shock when all
means to find KlUabeth Tomplcins , Ills \vifo ,
and tliolr 3-year-old son , hail failed , Is still
at St. Luke's hospitul. Ho was able to talk
last night and It out of danger. Strong
opiates and the resultant Bleep did much to
help him ,
Ills mother 4s on her vray from Washing
ton to her son's bedside and will bo here this
afternoon. Shs knows the facts about the
wife's disappearance and will toll her Mm the
It la known that Eli/.abotlt Tompltlns waa
In Ualtlmoro last Monday and wrote her
husband from that city but she could not bo
found when the news of awymioTomplnus'
collapse was received thero.
VSDAVXXKlt AU. THIS TllUK.
At Sea for More Tliiiu .Six Moulin Who
ICeuchrs I'ort Safely ,
SAN FIUNCISCO , Oot. 20. After a stormy
voyage of 180 days tlio ship Undaunted has
arrived here from Philadelphia. A few days
ago tbo ship WHS reinsured at 25 per cent.
The Undaunted had a terrible tlmu round
ing Capo Horn , and tor days could make no
headway ,
American Arreileil far Kinbezzlomcnt.
goirnuuiTON , Oct. 20. An American
named Windell , accompanied by his wife
and son , who was a passenger on the Fucrst
Bismarclc , which arrived today , was nrrentod
hero. According to reports" , Wlndoll was
taken Into custody nt the request of United
States Minister Bayard , and is said to bo
wanted In Now York for a heavy defalca
tion.
Importing Prlrstt for Oklnliomu.
GOTiniiB , Okl. , Oct. i0. ! Kt. Uov. Theot
dore Mecrschart , bishop of. Oklahoma and
Indian Territory , has just sailed from Homo ,
where he has boon all summer , having been
summoned there by the pope last spring.
; $3 SHOE NowAVP.
Do you wear them ? When next tn need try
eat In the world.
45.00 , 3 LOO ,
$4.00 J2.50
$3.50 * .
fan LAOICI
$2.50 $2.00
$2.25 41.75
$2.00 FOR BOYS
.
FOR * l.75
Mln.
.
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If you want aflno DRESS SHOE , mida Inlhalatsit
style : , don't ' pay $6 to $8 , try my S3 , $3.50 , $4,00 or
$5 Shoe , They fit equal to custom mida and look tnl
wear as well , If you wish to eeonomlzalnyourfootweiri
do so by purchasing W. L , Douclai Shoes , Name and
prlca stamped on the bottom , look for It when you buy ,
W. L. DOITOr.AS , ! Jr"lcton , STnso. Sold by
Nowmnn , ElsasSvenson , S. W.
Bowman & Co. ; C. W. Carlson , F. 8.
Cressoy , So. Omaha.
SOUTM
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornahai
BeftCattta Ho and Shoap rn ri lla th trill
COMMISSION HOUSE ! .
Wood Brothers.
LI TO Stook Commission MorouitBti.
So'ith Omaha Telep'.ions'llST.
JOHN D. IIAD13MA.N , I , . _ . , _
Moa"r
WAl/TlJK It. WOOD , f *
Markat reports by mall and wire cheerful
nrnlshod unon aiinllcatlon.
Ho brings with him 'a number of now
priests for the territory work and also tha
authority and tncans for extending the work
of the church greatly In tlrls Held.
tiT. I'.l VL h'fltllKT OAltS UtLB.
Trouble Ilotirnen Kinployemnml Employed
llrnueht to n Crlili.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 20. Not an oloctrlo car ,
except on the Intcrurban line , ran intlilt ,
city this morning. The trouble between tho'
Twin City Ilapld Transit company and in
employes , has reached a crlil > , and today
the strike commonce'd in earnest. About
400 men in this city are out , and the Mln.
ivpolis men are hourly expected to join tha |
strike.
According to the men there U a lockout oa
the olnctrlc lines and a sympathy strike on ,
Bolby Avenue cable line , but the ofllcors of
the company state that alt ilia men have ]
struck ,
The men are orderly , but the police liavo I
been ordered out to protect the property of I
the company. They decided not to Inter. ]
fero with can on tholntorurban line , for tUel
reason that they carry the United States ]
mail between St. Paul and Minneapolis. ' ]
Judging from the demeanor of the inou upf
to noon no disturbance Is looked for. , I
All the oloctrio lines uro completely Idle ,
with tlio exception of the interurban , and
the cable trains are moving In a desultory
way , many of the men thorq having refuiad ,
to go out whllo their comradoi are on utrlko
and soiuo of the now moo imported fromvj
Chicago and elsewhere bolnir scared.
Superintendent Goodrich lays the com *
puny today discharged sixty men in MH > <
ncapolls and 110 in St. Paul , all In eel I
cause. Ho adds that no one wai discharged
because of unionism.
Made u Fl.tterlntr lleport.
PoitTLiNi ) , Oro. , Oct. 20. [ Suoclal Telo *
fram ; to TUB DEB. ] Tna committee sent out
to Clarke countyWashington , opposite Port * "
land , Oro. , by some Omaha investors on thlT
Stearns Fruit land company's plan , loft for
homo last night , signing u report vor/
lluttering to that company.
Cliurlo liuKiiluii Married ,
INPUNAVOUB , Oct. 20. Charleg Coghlao ,
ttio actor , was married last night to ICuehnt
Uoaveridge , the actress and culptr , ft
member of hit company. Tbo
LouUvlU * .