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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1894)
o ; THE OMAHA DAILY Bis : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 5 , 180J : . COMffifiCIAl AND FINANCIAL Grab Markets Opened Tirra. on European War NOWF , BUYING SHORTS WERE NUMEROUS ENOUGH Thnt r.lonicnl Acted on tlio Information from EnRlnml nnit l'r nco on tlio Sub ject of Ornvo Complications Slock * ami lioncli. CHICAGO , Oct. 1. Despite the apparent collapse of the European war scare , the grain markets werenrm today , closing with wheat lo higher , corn 2o higher for Oc tober and iyo higher for May. Oats show a gain of % c. Provlslom marred the gen eral harmony by acting weak and closing lower. The northwestern receipts at coun try points were reported to have fallen oft ibout 23 per cent ; spring wheat was In good demand for shipment east and a fear tliat & movement was about lo give further evi dence ol the liberal feeling of the article all contributed to the day's strength. Wheat pjiened nrm on what the ihorts raw In the morning papers on war. While that class of buying received a little stimulus from the cause referred to , buying for the long account did not Beetn Inspired by It to any extent. English consols recovered omo of yesterday's decline , and private cables reported nn abatement In England of the war scare , Liverpool was , how ever , reported-firm at llio opening for wheat , and Paris and Berlin were likewise quoted each a trifle higher. The bulls observed that the receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were 929 cars , and that spoiled their ap petite for the time being. The buying Bhorts wore numerous enough , however , to keep Iho price Vie anovo yesterday's clos ing figures. December wheat opened with buyers nt 53&c , kept within the range of that and 62Hc. It however gradually weakened until ( hero were sellers for a matter of ten minutes or so nt C3c. Just then It began to be whispered about that 300,000 bu. of No. 2 spring wheat had been cold here for shipment , and lh.it caused a lively scramble among the shorts tor the offerings , which dried up suddenly when wanted , and the shorts bid December up to 53He. The primary market receipts gave further evidence of the approach of com parative scarcity. They amounted to only 760,000 bu. Export clearances from the- At lantic ports were light , amounting only to 291,000 bu , In wheat and flour together. Second cables .reported Berlin lower , but prices retaining the early slight advance , and Liverpool ' /id higher since yesterday for Ted winter. What was taken for confirma tion of the sale of the 300,000 bu , of spring wheat gave HID market another hoist , De cember ! touching on this spurt from G3c lo C3c. The confirmation referred to was the naming of the reputed purchasers , Ed- gerton & Wlnans , Armour & Co.'s name was mentioned as the reported sellers of the wheat. This stimulated buying , and another rise lo 54Ho took place. The mar ket ruled strong to the end , December touched El'/ic , and closed at 6lc. Reports of much smaller receipts nt country points In the northwest today was an element In the bullishness. Ilecelpta of corn were light , numbering only 51 cars , and only 80 are estimated for tomorrow. The moderate receipts , moderate estimated and actlvo demand for the- near deliveries of corn conspired to make a strong market for It. October corn , which closed yesterday at 4SHc , rose to G0"/4o , mid closed at the latter price. May opened Irregularly at from 6054o to 50 > c , and after fluctuating during the greater part of the forenoon between BOVSe nnd 49c , It be came very strong and sold up to from Elc to 61c , and closed at 60c. Country offerings were reported , to ba light and. the seaboard users of corn were said to be show ing more dcslro to buy. Business In a speculative way was fairly active. In oats there was a l.argo amount of stuff that c'liangcd hands and quite a big ad vance In prices. The firmness In corn , to gether with a generally good disposition to buy , were both Influential In causing oat values to advance. Sellers were quite numerous , but the buyers , principally shorts , Were considerably In the. majority. Trading was mostly all ecattored. Carrlngton-Han- Jiah , however , bought freely. May started % o higher than It closed yesterday , at SSftc , told down to 33o and up to 34'Ac , closing At from 3Htc to 31'Jc. A weak hog market and a strong op position to an advancei In prices by the packing Interests caused weakness In provi sions. BiiBlne&a was rather light and of ferings not pressed In large amounts. Pork broke 30c , lard 22c and ribs IBc. Later the strength in grain helped to some Im provement , and the losses at the close amounted to TAa only , In pork and ribs , and lOo In lard. HOK receipts were 27.000 bead. Freights were fair at l ? c for wheat nnd Vic for corn to Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles | LoW. [ Close. \YlicatNo. B Oct SI BOM MM Dec B3S53H May. 08)4 Corn No. 3. . Oct 4(1 ( UPC Way. BOM Cnls No. 2. . . Oct 28 28J Nov > May. 33M Fork per bbl Jan IS 83 12 B2X 12 77W Lard.lOOlba Oct 7 BO 7 BO 7 GO Jan 7 42 } 7 20 7 . ! Chort Illbs- 6 OB e eo Jan. . 6 B'JH a S7 B 40 Casli quotations were as follows : n.OUH Unchanced. 'HKAT No. Z springKIGKUc ; No , 3 spring , nominal ; No. Z red , G13 > 4Sc , CO11N No. 2 , SO'.So ; No. 3 yellow , Wie. OATS No. 2. 28o ; No. 2 white , SOiaJlio ! ; No. I white , &OU031C. RYIO No. 3. 47c. HAH LEY-NO. 2. C3c ; NO. 5 , K > BHC ; NO. 4. M l-'I AX BEED-No. 1. 11.49. TIMOTHY 8KKD 1'rlme , 15,35. 1'HOVISIONS Mesa pork , per tbl. , 13.00. I-arJ. per 10) Ibn. , J7.67HO7.TO. Short rlhu , sides , Ifxijw- . | 6.8ifC.W ; dry salted shoulders , boird , 6Jitl < > H < - ' ; short clear sides , boxed , TU@ WHISKY Distillers' finished roods , per cat , , 11.33. The foUcratne were the receipts and shipments today : On the 1'roducc oxchaneo todjy tha buuor nnr- ket waa easier ; creamery. 10c4''UWoi dairy , 13HG Bio. EiTB , steady at 10MOI7KO. NKW YORK t Yesterilny'i Quolnlloan on Flour , Uraln and I'rovlslona , .Metal * . Utc. NEW YOIIK. Oct. 4. FLOUn Itecelpts , :4.00 tbls. ; eilKH-ls , 10W Mis. ; Bales , H.WO pkgs. Opened steady ; demand more nctlve ; Improved In tone with wheat nnd closed firm , Southern flour , atendy ; sales , 300 pkgs. Uyo flour , dull uid weak ; tales , 03 Lbls. Buckwheat flour , qutet ; 111WJ : . . BUCK WHUAT Dull , nominal. COItN MKALDull ; sales. 300 bblj. ; Brandy- wine. 13.20. HYK-Uull ; car lots. 43351c ; boat loads , U0 HAnV.RY Nominal ] No. Z Milwaukee , 11A1U.EY MALT-Uull ; We. WHEAT lletvipls. 92.30) bu. : exports , none ; aiiles. 3,000,030 bu. futures , 200.000 bu. spot. Fpol pencd sternly , offering * scant , and closed llrm with futures ; Nn , i red. In store and elevntor , tSHc. delivered ; No. 3 ml , f , o. b. , afloat , 67e ; No , 1 northern , delivered , 5c ; No , 1 hard , de livered , C4Uc. Options opened steady , ruled somewhat Irregular , but Kilned strencth later on warlike news from Kuron , which caused iiulte an active coveringcloinj stronx ; Nu. ! red , CltidUUc ; old. c ; c ; Ootob r closed at UHc , nominal ; November closed at W c , nominal ; Ptcriiibrr , M itTSl'ic , closed at K7Hc. COItN Itrcelpts , CS.ICO l > u , ; exports , Id ) liu. ; sales , & 000 bu. futures , 8,000 bu. spot. pot stronff. offerlnta small , tending1 upward : No. 7 , MUtfJelio In rlevator ; KliJfM c Jillvered. Op tions opened steady and nurd steady In the r - cetpta pruvlne dlsappolnllnK ; shorts rotered lib- enUly ; closed stiuily ; May , K iC4c , closed at MHc ; October closud at toUc , nominal ; Nuvrm- L r , Sl O&tc. clod at WO ; Decembur , UHi/'SIHc , Closed at B4Hc. * OATS-ItwIpts. IS.IO ) bu.i exports. 100 bu , ; isle * , V41.000 bu , future * . 1(3,000 bu. spot , rlpot CMned steady and advanced on Rood demand ; No. S. 3Vitr324c , No. 2. dellverrd , Ur ; Nu. 1. I2o ; No , 2 white. S5U < f25140 , No. 3 white. 31'itJ Mo ; track , mixed , SlUCJl Cj track , white3J4i ( He. Options op nrd steady , ruled firmer trlth tvheat and com , and closed with upward ttnd- January , closed at UUc. nominal ; May , closed al Mlio ( October , cloonX at a. noralnnl ; Kurembrr , aSHOJJIic , closed nt Oec mlxr , cloied at Sl c. Dull ; stat , cummon to choice , SOScj coast , 4'.igt sj. wet called , Kcw Orlenni < ItCiM. 4 : to no lb . , 4'-406ci nuenon Ayr < . dry , 20 b 31 Ibs. , Hrilo ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Itn. , > iHc. jr LKATIinR-rirm ; licmtoclc sole , nucnos Ayrri , llRht to IIM\T WflRhli , d > meiilc fleece , flHcs pulled. ftC-sH. rnOVIB'OXg-Bccf , steady. Cut meats , dull and weak ; pickled bellies , 7lif81cj pickled shoulders , SJJG'lc : pickled ham * . 9MT10 ! > ie. I .aMl , closed xtmdy ; western utenm clcwd at 13.10 ; § als. nr > nt > ; clly , MJIJSHo : sates , ISO tiercel ; market nominal ; October , IS ; January , $1.85 , Iloflned , quiet ; continent , J9. 0i South America , IJ.Z3 ; compound , fi'iSCHo. Pork , dull and easy ; new mess. 111. , sflj.S3 ; extra prime , JI3.000I3.5 } ; fairly , JtS.50irl5.00 ; short clear , JI5.COM5.73. llUTTIlll-qulot but firm ! weftorn dairy , I31T ITc ; wtslern creamery , liQICc ; factory , IZ'W li'.ic ; KlRlns , 28c ! Imitation creamery , URlSc : state dairy , H31'3c ; state creamery , ISQlSc ; state fnlr. ISiJU'c. ' CHIC138B rirm on * light receipts' , rtate , larjrc- , fancy , small , lOftcj part skims , 4CSo ; lull " " 4c. state nnd Penncylvunla , UHlOc : Ice house , K.4filic ; westcin fresh , l&fllBc ; cases. I2.25ffl.a ! receipts , 6,800 pkK- . TAI-UW-Klendy ; sales , 100 hlids. , 4T c ; clos- ln < r , t'.miii'ta. TLfltl'KNTINK-Markft steady. ' 'i-Klrmi domestic , fair to citra , Japan , 4 > { qie. Dull nnd unchanged : closed at 82Tlo bid ; WashliiRton , bbla. , J8j Washington , ljulk. Sl.M ; rcllne.1 , New York. 15.13 : Millmlel- lilila and llnltlmorp , 53.10 ; 1'hlladclphla nnd Hai ti more , In bulk , C.CO. IIOHIN Steady ; strnlncd , common to JIOLABSIIS Slendy ; New Orleans open kflttlo. lo iliolcc , SSffSCc. 1'ICJ tUON1 Dull ; Bcotcli , 119.IKXJ20.25 : Ameri can , HO.OMJ 13.00. .TIN' Klrm ; Mraljii. flE.903iri.9Si , plates , quirt. files n 'chnngc. 7SO tonn nf tin , Including spot. t J15.KVfll5.TO ; Oclohcr , JI5.7ri ; November , } l5.63. COTTON HCKD OlL-Nomlnal ; Mies of four rnra iirlmo ciudc. loose , for mlllcra , reported nt 22oi primp crude , new , 2Sc ; off etude , 2Mt27o. nomln.il : yellnw Ltitlcr Krmlcs , 37U5 c ; cUnlce > 'ello ' , 3ifrJ5V4P ! ! prime yrllnw , 33T31o ; yellow off Krnilp * . 21in32c ; prime white , 3S roi'PKU Mrmi lake , .fijfl7.K ( ) , LKAO llnsy ; ilomcstlc , IJ.iGifiS.n1 . BI'KI/rnU Dull ; domestic , J3.103.12V5 ; sales nn 'ehmiffc , 1 car October lend at 13.15 ; 10 tons xpnt tin at $1,1.90 ; 30 tons tu arrive at JI5.70S15.7J , nnd 13 loin October nt 115.70. OMAHA CJIiNKKAI. , UAIlKir3. : t'oiulltlon of Trii'lo nn-l ( limt ; t\oii on Mnpln niul 1'iiiicy 1'roiliico , IlUTTnil-l'aclUnB stock , lie ; fnlr to v-ountrj' , I12l"c ; cholco to funcy , 18&20c ; gath ered creamery , S021c ; separator creamery , 22 $ ? :3c. llOOS-Por doi. , 15c. LIVE POUI/rnY Old hens , Co ; roosters , 3c ; sprlnc chickens , Cc ; ducks , 3ij7c ; spvln ? ter- kc-s. 7 71ichen ; turkeys. 7c [ gobhleis , Cjf6c ; aid refse , 435c. OAMI3 t'ralrle chickens , younsr , per doz. , I.M 0J.75j pralrlc chickens , old , per doz. , 32 ; grouse , younx' , per dot. , 2.fOiI2.7Si grouse , oM , per dnz. , $2 ; blue wine teal , per doz. , 11.25 ; eieen wins teal , per doz. . 11.25 ; ducks , mixed , per < loz. , II ; cunvnBb-.iclin , f3.WJf4.CO ; mallards , J2.MS3.00. VBAIj Choice fat and small veals are quotcj at 5Uc ; large and coarse. SQ4C , CHUKSiIVI consln , full cream , ne r mnk ? . I2iic ; Nebrarkn and Iowa , full cream , lie : Nebraska and lawn , part skims , 'OS : ; Llmburfrer , No. 1. lie ; l.rlcl : . No. 1 , 12c ; Rwlsa , No. I , . HAY tiplaml hay. t8 ; mldlnmt. J7.CO ; lowlund ; 17 ; rye Btraiv. J6. Color makes the price on hay. Lleht links sell the best. Only top grades brine top prices. I'lQEONS Old birds , per doz. , 75c. VEGETABLES. POTATOES-Oood stock. BOc. OLD HI3ANS lland-plckta. navy. * 2.23 ; me dium , t2.toa2.15 : common white beans. yi.Kit l.&O. l.&O.ONION'S ONION'S On order , 700750. CAItltAOi : On orders , IV&O CILIHY i'er < ioz. , sos-40c. ? SVii3T POTATOlJS-l-er lb. , 3c , or J3.IX ) per bbl. ; Jersey , $3.60 per bbl. TOU1TS. QUlNCRg-Cnllfornlo , per CO-lb. bo * , Jl.W ) . wVPI'LKS-aootl stock , per bbl. , B.Wff2.75. I'KACIIIIS-Callfornla. freestone. Jlj clings , 7C . I'UISIS-C'allfornla. S0 3$1.23. I'nUXKS-WcJJJl.25. I'KAIIS Burtlelt. no coed shlpptnR stock ; H. UatOy and It. Clatigenu , | 2 ; winter Nellls , $1.73 OHAl'KS roticords. 10-lb , baskets , 21c ; rouml lots. 20ci California Tokay , $1.50 ; muscat , $1.3:0 : 111' ' ) : cornloheon , $1.00. CltANltKUIllKS Cnpe Cod , fancy , I9.75SUO.OO per bbl. ; Capo Cod. choice , f9.CO ® > .73. TIIOPICAL ntUlTS. OHANCSKS-Mcxirnn , 150. 200 , per box , M-Mi I'-lorMas. 12S. 20 , $3.50. 11ANANA8 Choice stock , $1.75 2.25 per bunch. LUltONt ! rancy Messina. SCO. $5 : 300 , 4.75 ; Mi-'olnn. fto , $1,25 ; 300 , l4.23lifl.Ctf. 3d ISCELLANnOUS. OYSTKtlS Medium , per can. Koj horse shoes ; ISci extra Mandanls. IS : ; extra selects. 22o ; company Belects , :5c : New York counts , 30c. K1OS Kancy , per lb. . 15o. JIONRY California. 15c ; dark hon y. lOOlta MAI'LU SynUP Gallon cans , per doz. , $12. . NUTS Almonds , 15imc ! Ensllsh walnuts. 10O ia , Illljorts , 12c ! Brazil nuts , 10c | eastern chealnuts. ICc. CIDiit-l'uro Juice , per Mil. , $6 ; half bbl. , $3.23. HIDES No. 1 green hides. 3 Vic ; No. 2 green hides , 3Uc ; No. 1 pc n salted hides , 4\ic ; No. 2 Kropn salted hides , SVSc ; No. 1 green salted hides. ff to 4(1 ( Ibs , 4 < jc ; No. 2 irreen salti'd hides , 23 to 40 Iba. , SVlc ; No. 1 veal uolf , 3 lo 15 Ibs. , 7c : No. 2 veal- calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. Co ; No. 1 dry flint hides. Cc ; No. 2 dry Hint hlde , 4cj No. 1 dry salted hides , Cc ; part cured hides Vic per lb. less than fully rured. SlinMP PELTS-Oreen salted , each , ZSCTGOc ; green salted xhrarllncs ( short wooled early skins ) , each , lOWUOc : dry shearllnKs ( short u-ooleJ early skins ) . No , i. each , J > 15c ; dry shearllnKs < ahort wooled early skins ) , No. 2. each , Cc ; dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual svHght. HfSc ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebranka murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , IflWjO : dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. . actual weight. 4QCttc ; dry flint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual wclKht , 4Qc ; Clmve feet cut off , as It IB useless lo pny freight on them ) . TALLOW AND GKEASE Tallow , No. 1. 4 ; < i ! tallow , No. 2. 4r : Brca < c.white A. 4c ; erciiBe , white 11 , SVic ; ( rrense. yellow. 34c ! ; ifreaee. dork , iKc ; uld butter. 254c ! ; beeswax , prlnie. 3C20c ; rourh 5fllo\v , I'i < a2c. WOOL JIAHliliT. Keen Illiltllns- the London Auction Sales Vrstertlny , LONDON , Oct. 4. At the wool auction sajca today 11,0'3 bales were offcrca. of which l.SOO wera withdrawn from sale. Itlddlng was keen for nil send wools by the French , flernmn and Ameilcnii buyers , the latter taking 00 bales today. Yorkshire buyers are holding bock some what , owlnc to the disappointing course of the maiket for manufactunil production , Inferior woulu continue weak. Folio-wine are the eulcs In < lL'tnll : New South Wnleg , 2,403 bales ; scoured. 7ilJjl3 S'.jil : greasy , C idOlOd ; Queensland. 1,937 bales : Kcomed. lO'.Jdliils Id ; creasy , 4J@7 d ; Victoria , 1,879 bnles ; scoured , 4dSl Cd ; prensy. 5dfflld ; ti.iltli AUHtrnllo , 340 Intles ; sqoured , 8Vid fflO'/id ; KreoBy , 4d 3i,4d ; New Zealand , G.I53 bales : Brourt-d. 7Hd01s 54d ! ; trrcnsy. 4rtlOil ; Cap , * of Rood Hope and Natal , 135 bale ; scoured. NTOUK3 ANU BONDS. Slmre Speculation Vestertluyaa Cliarnc- tcrlzrcl by Marhotl Ktreiitll ( , NEW YORK , Oct. 4. The share specu lation today waa characterized by marked strength and a fair degree of activity , The Improvement In the marlict was due In some measure to Uio fact that the Anglo-Franco war scare waa proven to bo baseless and the moro favorable railroad reports for Septem ber , but the main factor was a demonstration of bull pools against the short Interest. Chicago cage Qas waa the- leader of the speculation and was taken In hand early by nn outside clique , which proceeded to- squeeze the shorts In the stock , the loaning rates having- been put up to 1-32 premium. Accompanying this movement waa a report that an agreement had been entered Into by the Chicago Oas and Municipal Gas companies for a division of territory. Under the covering which fol lowed , assisted by purchases for the long ac count Induced by the scarcity of the stock , the price moved up sharply to 72 % , a gain of % pep cant on the close yesterday , At the higher figures the bears made a drive on the stock , which caused a reaction ot 1 per cent to 71 % before noon. After midday the buying was resumed and became very heavy late In the afternoon , se-ndlng the stock up to 73 % , the last , being the highest price of the day and 3 % per coot above last nlfilit's closing , Sugar was forced to take eecond place In the dealings. An early advance of % per cent was followed by a decline of "fi per cent , < tia trading at this time being very light. It was not until later In the morning the share * came Into good buying demand , but strength of the market generally led loa covering movement In Sugar , which resulted In advancing the shares 2U per cent to 5 % , with only a Ilnal reaction of U per cent , Advances were established In the other In dustrials of 1 % per cent In Tobacco , 1 % per cent In Lead. HI per cent In Starch second preferred , General Electric H pur cent , and UUtllllni ; % per cent. The latter stock sold up 1 % per cent during the morning on sales Induced by President Qrcenhut's statement that the rebate system had been abolished and tiiat all rebate vouchers outstanding will be paid on maturity. During the afternoon the stock received but little support and sagged on Hi per cent. In the railway list the crangera were most active and Iho most notable event of the trading therein was a bear attack on Hock Island , causing break of 1U per cent from the opening price , which was U per cent above yesterday's closing. The stock was found to bowanting support at tto time , and torn * stop Lcj * order * wera uncovered. Burlington , which opened V4 per cent higher , receded Tfc per cent In sympathy , nntl St. Paul , which made an curly advance of % per conl , also fell off % per cent As there was no unfavorable news In these stocks 1h < 3 recovery was rapid , St. Paul re gained nil hut W per cent ot the loss and Hock Isl-ind aJJ buj % per cent , whllo Bur- llngtori iZcoVlreu all tli3 decline and made nn advance of % per cent. There was a. very strong buying movement during Iho last hour and the market closed strong , nnd at , or near , the best figures o ( the day. The advances above a fraction are : New Jersey Central nfid Ohio Southern , 1 per cent ; New England , 111 per cent , and St. Paul , Minneapolis & Manitoba , 354 per cent. Alton & Terre Haute declined 1 per cent and a very few other shares a. small frac tion. Tha bond market was , steady all day , and notaHy In the afternoon , when It moved In harmony- with the share specula tion. The trading was active , the sales aggregating $1,432,600. Tha Chesapeake & Ohio Is , Burlington & Qulncy Nebraska ex- tendon 4s , Heading and Atchtson Issues were most prominent In the dealings. The more Important changes ore : Advances : Richmond & Danvlllo equipment Cs , 4 per cent ; Louisville & Nashville general Cs , 4H per cent ; Ueech Creek 4s , 274 per cent ; Toledo , Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk Is , Pcoria Decatur fi. Kvansvlllo Is nnd Mahonlng and Coal Gs , 2 pfr cent ; ChlcaRO & North ern Pacific Is , trust receipts , East Tennes see equipment 5s , trust receipts , and HeadIng - Ing ' Is , preferred , 1 % per cent ; Heading 2d , 1 per cent ; Minneapolis & St. Louis equipment 6s , 14 per cent ; St. Paul & Omaha consols , Louisville & New Albany consols and Chesapeake & Ohio I'/fes , 1 per cent. Declines : Wheeling & Lake Erie Wheeling divisions Is , 4 per cent ; St. Paul & Northern Pacific registered certificates , 3 per cent : United States Cordage Is , 2V4 per cent , and Hocking Valley 5s , Kansas Pad do consols , Oregon Short Line Cs , St , Louis & San Francisco consols and Western Union collateral trusts 6s , 1 per cent ; Dallas & Waco 6s sold at SOU against 89 the previous transaction. The Evening Post's London cablegram says : Full details of the cabinet meeting are not disclosed , but the restoration of con- fldencu la almost complete. Consols recovered most of the fall , and also ether securities , Including Americans. It Is believed the po sition of stocks Is materially strengthened by yesterday's sharp shake out of weak bulls. Americans closed under the best. The largo decrease In the Dank o [ England's rc- serve In today's statement was mainly con nected with Internal requirements of cash at end of the quarter. Coin and bullion were down 1,25(3,000 ( , of which -127,000 , were ex ported , 200,000 to Iloumanta. 120,000 to Egypt nnd 166,000 bars sold , while 50.000 came In from Australia and 11,000 from Portugal. There are rumors of a large- gold loan for Austria for currency purposes , Thla might possibly take gold from the United States , but no confirmation ot the rumor Is yet received. The Evening Post says : In the second hour a curious attack was made upon the mar ket , attributed , and no doubt rightly , to the strong and most expert combination of local bear speculators. This movement centered In Hock Island , -which was suddenly broken down 1 point. The other railway stocks did not so much follow the action of Hock Island as to cometo a temporary halt themselves. Meantime , however , covering movements In the Industrial stocks continued. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex change today : Mchison Northwestern . . . . . 140 do pfd Alton. T. II . 31 N. Y. Central do ptd . 1711 N. Y. & .N , En . . . . Am. Kxprcna . no Dntarlo & W Baltimore .tOIilo. Dregon Imp Cinnda.P&cltlc . . . OreeonNav Canada Southern. U.S. TJ..V. N. . . . Central Pacific. , . i'.icllieMaU ClioH. fcOhio . P.D. & B Chicago Alton , . . . 142 PlttHlllU'Z c. , a .tcj . Pullman IMltico. . 130 Ctilc.ifroUns . [ loadin ? Consolidated Gas Ulchmond Term. . c.c. a.tst. L . . . 3VH do pfj Colo. Co.il ti Iron R It. 0. W CottonOll Cort. , . 31M 11. O. W. pfd Del. tt Hudson. , . . Honk Island Del. Lack. &W. . . St. Paul _ D.AK. a. pfd . St. Piuil ofd D.AC.P. Co . UK St. P. A Omana. . . Tcnn. . . , . do nfd Krlo . . . . . . Southern l'ao. . , . dotifd . 9us-ar ItoUnory. . . FortWayno . . . . . Tcun. Coal ft Iron G. Northern pfd. . lee Texas Pacific. . . . a.tn. I.PM . looW T.&O. Cent. pfd. . HoclcmgValloy. . , 18 Union Pacific III. Control . U. S. Kxurosa St. P. ftUnlnth. . . . 25 W.3UK iP K.Jt T.nfd . O5 ] do pfd L.lUoKrloi W. . . Wells Pareo Ex. . 114 do pfd . 71 Western Union. . . LAke Shore . W. ibL. B Trust as do pfd Sl M fcStj LoulHvlllo A M , A. D. &n. a Manhattan Con. , . 111)1 a. K McniuhlH . < C , . . . 10 N.L Mlchliran Cunt , . . . OH a v.iii Mo. Pacific . 27X do nfd Mobile A Ohio. . . . 1BH H.&T , C Na6hvllloCli.it. . 7 T. A. A. A. N. M. . . National Corda ; a. ISM T. SU L. kK.O. . . . do pfd . do ptd M. J. Central . S. H P. . . . NAW.pfd. . 23 do pfd North Am. Co . Am. Tot ) . Cede Northern Pad 60. do pfd No. Pac. pfO . St.P.M , i M U. P. D. i G . Wd. The totnl snJen of stocks today were 191.S2G slmrrs , Including : American SURBT , 43,004 hags ; Iturllncton. 1,100 ; Chicago Can. 49,100 ; Distilling , 9,600 ; Opncrol Electric , 4.1W ; Loulavllle & Nash ville , 6 , M ; Heading2.604 : Ftoclc Island , 12,300 ; St. Paul , 18 , BOO ; United States Coulagc. 2,100. Nmv York Money -Marlict. NEW YOnK , Oct. 4. HONEY ON CALtr- Closed ea-sy at 1 per cent ; lost loan , 1 per cent ; closed , 1 per cent. I'ltl&IIS MERCANTILE PAPER 3 J5 per cent. STEnijINH KXCHANflB-SU-otly , with actual bUBlnM3 Inbankers' bills at 4.66'.4- % for demand , and at * 4.S24 71. > 5 ; ( or sixty days. 1'o.itrd rates , 54,8 < ; .i(8H.ST,4. ( Commercial bills , . GOVKHNMENT I10ND8 Dull ; BtatB lionds , quiet ; railroad l > ends , llrm. SILVER CENTll'ICATKS-eJHc , Closing- quotations on bonds were as follows : U S. 110 D. &n. o. 43 tf.S. CBCOUP 110 Erlo amis U.S. 4nrc ; U. II. 4t3. A.OB. . . 115 U.S.Iscoup in 1do 7a 05 U.S. Qnrue tin II. &T. C. Bs 104 I'aclllcOsof'93. . . 101 dolls 07 Aln. Class A 102l < M.K. .tT. I8t4l. . 60 Ala. Class U 104 do 2d4i 41 Aln. Class C U2K tMiitualUnlonlia. 110 Currencies , . . . . . . . U2)i ) N.J.Cont.Qen.Ss. 117 Ln. Now Con. 4s. . Oi No. I'.ic. Ists MlBionrl Us 100 Nc Pito. 1'nds S.C.Ua tN. W. Connola. . . do 49 . . 100 tdo 3. V. Dob. S3 111 S. O. nonfuml R. n. vr. ista OHM Tona now sot 6 SU P CoiiHOla 7s. . 120 f-Tonnncw set 5. . . 100 BtP.C.P. W.Sa , tTenn.old lit. . . , tiO St.L..VI.M.acn.3a , 7B Vfl. Cenuirlos. . . . C8U s. L. AS.F.OOII..U 08 do dcfarrod 7 Tox. Pac. iBts. . . , Atchlsou4a BOH Tux. Pac.'a Atchlson 2s A. . . . S1 U. P. l ts of ' 03. . 103 Canada So. 1'uds. . 105 Wc8t3lioro4i 1U4H Ccn. 1'nc. lati ' 08. 101 ! V Southern II. It. fia. ( D. k. R. G. 7s. . . . offered , t bid. II oil on Stoc'.c Quotation l. BOSTON , Oct. 4. Call loani , 292J < oar cent ! llmo loans. : ) Sl per cent , C'loalnr prlcos for stocks , baiidn an J mining-snares : Him KrnncUco Mining Ntock Quotations. 8AV PnANCIECO. Oct. 1. The offlclal closing auotatlona for mining Blocks today were aa fol io WB : Alta , . . 20 Hrvle.t NorcroBB. . 100 liciciior aa Mexican 17.1 Hest&Belclior , . . . 1741 Mount Diablo 10 IlodlaCon 180 Ophlr 3110 IHiUvcr. 10 PotOBl tiO Obollar 70 Snvaro S7 Con.Cnl k V'a B87 ( Slerru Nevada. . . , 1HA Crown I'olut 1IIU Union Con 105 Ktireka Con. . . . . . . VA Utah 11 Oonld A Curry. . . . 100 Yellow Jacket. . . . 115 Ns-.r York .Mlnl.iz NKU' YORK. Oct. 4 , . The followinx ars tU closlnaimnmv riuotatious : Choler Aft Plymouth 10 Orown Point. . . . . I'D Sierra Nevada 116 Con.Cal , At Va. . . . CVS Standard , . . . , 115 Uuadwood All Union Con , us Clou mi. Curry nil Yellnw Jacket. , . . ISO HHluJ. Norcroaj. . 7U IronHllver , 10 Homuatake. . , 14 Ju Quicksilver 150 Mi'Xlcqn , ItiU do prtfor.reJl4UO ) tlntario COU Dulwcr 10 Dphir. IMP London Market llrcovrrs. l/ONDOX , Oct. 4. Th stock market recovered this morning from th flatness caused by yester- clny's rumMti aU > ut Anglo-French complication * In rerard to Utdueascar. Consols for botli money and the account showed an advance at 1U : n. m. of li ( > l over the closing prices yesterday. The market for Americans opened dull , with Ir- nxrula but unimportant chan tB , and btcam * smi LJghw , 01IADA LINSTOCK MARKETS Increase In Co.Uhrati < l Decrease in Hogs the Features of the Daj. DRESSED BEEFJRADE , IN BAD SHAPE i JIuilnrKs In Tltl * Line 1'xtroinolj * Tint Com , Cann < > r niul Stnckur * Sell Well Show Wlilo llango at 8t nilr 1'rlccs. THURSDAY , Oct. 4. So far this week compared with last cattle receipts exhibit an Increase of over 3,000 head , while there has. been a decrease of 2,000 hogs and 2,000 sheep. The supply of cattle was heavier than it has been for nearly a year , but was made up almost entirely of low grade western stock. There * were no native beef cattle on sale to amount to anything , and fat westerns were not to be found. On ac count of the big supply of. Inferior cattle and tlio Indifferent tone to reports from Chicago the market was about as dull and unsatisfactory as It. possibly could be. Dressed beef men would pay about steady prices for the few desirable beef steers on sale , but would bid all of lOc lower , when they could bo Induced to bid at all on the ordinary run of thin and rough stock. A good many of the cattle were late In arriv ing , and the trnda "dragged Its weary length along" through the greater part of the day. The general tone to the trade was very weak , and there were lots of cattle still In first hands nt the close. The market for cow stuff presented a marked contrast to the fat cattle trade , for In spite of the very liberal supply the de mand was active , and the seventy or more loads on sale sold readily nt full yester day's ' prices. Common and canning grades were In particularly vigorous request , and In some cases sold fully a dime higher than Wednesday. Veal calves sold freely at fully steady prices , and bulls and stags went at not quotably different figures. The stocker and feeder trade was active enough to suit the most exacting. Both sup ply and demand were liberal ; all grades and conditions were wanted at steady to stronger prices , and a big volume of business was transacted. Good to choice feeders are quotable at $2.75 to (3.25 ; fair to good , $2.40 to $2.70 , and common grades from $2.25 down , Representative sales : DRESSED BEEP. No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 3..11SJ $150 $ SKIPPING AND EXPORT. 22..1330 4C5 COWS. Z. . 70S 1 00 . . 970 K 1. . . . " 70 2 00 13. . S3 * 1 15 . . B15 65 1..1070 2 00 ' ' 950 1 25 . . 927 65 1..10"jO 2 00 1. . . . 5 ! 1 25 . .1043 65 1..JMOO ZOO Z. . . . SSO 12r . . 829 65 6. S41 S 00 1. . . . S70 1 23 . . 953 65 6.E. . . 1024 200 10. . . 871 1 23 16. . . CM G5 1. . 900 200 1. . . 810 1 25 14. ' . . 871 70 43. . 773 205 ' ' . 8S2 1 33 . . . . 730 70 13. . 205 l' . , 740 1 35 21 (60 70 C. . S73 2 10 " .837 1 40 " 7 * 7. . Sol 2 10 11 . 76J 1 40 I'"ul020 75 27. . $21 210 1. . . 990 1 40 : . . . . 030 75 27. . S75 2 10 2. . . 830 1 43 7.A. ISM 75r 2. . . .1035 215 2. . . MO 1 40 ' -r 2..1040 2 15 1. . . 820 1 40 ! ! . - 75 2. 2 15 1. . .1000 1 45 75 42. . 7SS 2 15 2. . . 843 1 45 75 21. . 910 2 15 1. . . 600 1 CO isi ; ; ; 710 75 .892 2 20 8. . . 50 1 CO 1. . . . 780 75 .1085 2 20 1. . . 9SO 1 W 17..1057 75 14. . 924 2 20 1. . .880 1 GO iB.'wn ' SO 4. ,1037 2 20 SOso 1. . .1010 1 BO 9. . . . S75 so 2. .1001) 2M 1. . . 950 1 GO 10..1010 85 1. .IIW 2 20 1. . .1003 1 CO J. . .5130 S3 7. . 8SS 2 25 12. . . SGO 1 50 & . . . / . ' . 932 1 SS 2. .1055 2 25 8. . .8.17 IK I ; , . . X2fi 1 81 17. .900 2 23 1. . . 6 1 65 U.-.i WS 1 S5 1. .1019 2 25 a. . . SSI 1 GO ' 1.960 ' 1 S3 ) . . 940 2 25 4. . .610 1 GO 3. . . . 910 1 S3 1. . 900 2 25 2. . . B2S 1 GO 1..I1W 183 5. . 8S8 2 SO li. . 670 1 GO 1..1000 , 1 S3 4. . 87 ! 2 35 3 , . . 013 1 GO 4. , , . 961 1S3 2 , .900 2 35 11. . . SSO 1 65 1 S3 IS. . 979 2 35 2. . . 9GO 1 65 . . . 1 85 IS.M. . . 991 2 35 " . 070 1 65 750 ISO . 983 2 GO 3" SGS .200 l.,1003 2M ,8. , . . 767 rK > ' . - l.J. , . 00 200 9 , . , . 847 t BO 4 , . . . 797 1 5 * T.90l 200 1..13SO 2 73 1. . . . 370 1 CO . 4GO < 1 63 15. . , 815 1 SO 3. . . . 3f 1 10 9. . , 623 l'C3 " , 5JJ 1 60 2. . . . 303 4. . ' . 777 1 63 . CM 1 SO 415 , CSS 1 70 5. . , 512 1 SO 3. . , 33) ) , C13 1 70 1. . , 570 1 5 ' ' 2W i co , C25 170 11. . . . CS7 1 5 28' . ! 1 M , C J 170 6 , . , 433 1 90 10. . . . 458 1 { .0 . ' 6. . , KM 1 70 IS. . , 7S2 1 W 12. . . . 410 1 00 2. . . COO 1 73 3. . , 673 1 V > 1. . . . ISO 1 CO 5. . . 412 1 7S 2. . . B30 2 00 4. . . . 490 1 60 3. . , CIO 1 75 1. . . 410 200 2. . . 470 1 CO 15. . , 623 1 ; j 1. . . 710 2 10 9. . . 4$3 1 63 , 630 1 6) , 310 2 10 CALVES. 2. . 1 25 1. . . , 100 2 CO 15. . . . 257 325 2. . 215 1 V 1. . . , 70 2 CO 1. . . 220 SCO 1. . 540 1 50 3. . . , 90 ! ' 4. . . 162 3M 9. . 179 1 63 1. . . , 2SO 2 M 1. . . 150 360 10. . 233 1 75 , S36 2C3 a. . . 293 1. . 1(0 2 00 , 320 2 CO B. . . 1S2 3. . sis 2 00 , 234 2 G5 1. . . 110 3 73 3 , . 330 2 00 1. . ,350 , 27 ? 1. . . 22i ) 4 00 9. . 2S1 2 10 1. . , 324 3 00 1. . . 170 400 3. . . 2is 1 23 ' , 130 3 03 ' . 204 00 1. . MO 2 25 S. . ,235 , 3 25 4. . . ICO 00 1. . . 531 2 23 1. . . 160 3 25 BULLS. 1000 1 25 1..10JO 1 , .12CO 70 970 1 CO 1..M210 s . . CM 75 S30 1 CO 1..1100 1 C5 . .mo 75 toco 1 60 1..1270 1 5 . .1315 73 770 1 C5 1 . . .1350 . . ( SO 73 1410 1 CO 1. . . .1260 73 1..1550 1 63 1. . . 070 1 CS 90 1..1SSO 1 CO " ' ' 1 G3 . ( M 2 00 1. . . . 610 1 CO . . . . 1 65 . 610 200 3..1133 1 C5 1..10SO 1 TO 2 00 5..1H3 163 3.,1253 1 79 . .12JO 225 BTAOS. 1..1120 ItX ) 1..14JO 2 23 OX13N. 2..1530 2 35 ETOCKCnS AND FEEDERS , 1. . . . 770 1 90 29. . . G52 2 43 4. . . , M3 2 CO 2. . . . B50 200 19. . . 570 2 59 9. . . , (71 2 CO 2. . 790 200 4. . . 6S5 2 54 45 , . . . 603 2 55 1. 4SO 2 00 2. . . 6C5 2 50 20. . . , 32 2S3 1.2l eio 200 1. . . 820 2 CO 2 55 2l ! 7U8 2 00 ' ' 555 2 W ! ! ! ! 674 2 55 793 2 00 G' . ; 2 CO 15. 512 2C4 s ! 477 2 10 633 2 W 640 2C9 3. E25 2 15 33. . E81 2 CO 595 2 CO 2 , CG5 225 D. . 760 2 CO 2 CO E70 2 25 8 , . . . (21 2 CO i ! ! ! ! 70s 2 CO 2.1050 2 25 2 , . . . 470 2 CO 1. , . . 470 2 CO 2. ; o 2 25 17. . , . 158 2 CO 3. . . , 536 2 CO 19 , iCO 2 25 2. . . . S20 2'CO 2 Co 28. . . . 328 230 15 , . . . CC3 2 CO 35iil056 ! ! 2 CS 1. . . . 600 2 35 1. . . . COO 2 CO 7. . . . 330 2 C5 1. . . . 640 2 S3 3. . . . 633 2 W 2 C5 2 35 3 , too 2 CO 2 70 2 35 1. . . . 44' ' ) 2M > K. . . . 932 2 70 2 40 3. . . . .16 2 W St. . 933 2 75 2 40 4. , . . 687 2 W 55. . 843 275 401 2 40 5. , . . 480 2 W 48. . . 934 2 75 COO 240 28..1101 250 27. . , . 6U2 2 85 10. . . . M7 2 40 32. . . , 994 210 93. . , .1052 2 85 2. . . . (60 240 8. . , . M5 250 5. . , .1133 2 85 17. . " $74 240 1. . . . 720 250 S. . 90) 2 93 . ! 245 19..8S8250 67..1112 3 03 MILKEnS AND SMUNGEUS. 4 cows and calves , each $21 00 WESTERN CATTLE , ' No. Av. Tr. No. Av. FT. 2 bulls 1325 II 65 M CHWB 1057 $2 B5 3 strs. tiff..1013 233 1 Btr , HB..10GO 233 15 feeders..1002 260 30 feeders.1015 2 C5 6S steers 1149 283- 2 stra , tie..101' Z 85 a steers 1013 0 strs , Tex,1045 2 40 Illinois Live Htnch and Land company. 17 cows 854 I'M 9 strs , Tex.,1140 , 2 20 33 cows 918 2'2sa S3 strs , Tex.,1033 235 2 calves 305 2 4 C7 strs , tic.,1053 2(0 \Vlleon , 25 cows ESO 1 15 dale Drofl. 9 cows 007 4 , T 21 cows 819 2 SO 31 strs , Tex.,1073 235 38 sire. Tex.,1107 205 1 calf. , . , . , , . 200 2 to , , Snnlvrd Cattle company. 1 cow . 1070 Z 45 20COT1-8 1036 2 45 1 Btr , tl ? . . . ,1200 1JI _ 1 air , tls..lMO 2 45 1 cow 1150 44 eteern 1051 2 50 Fackler. 27 cows. . 746 l-3 - IB cows. GO ! . 7lBt &hrs 393 & 1C 2 cows . 1120 2 ft I' SOUTH DAKOTA. 1 bull ,1220 3.-W 24 cowl 941 2 IS 25 frecleis , , , ,1215TTS . 'J. ' ' r. Wright 3 strs.tlE , . . , , ioso - - - - - 114 $ 2 75 WYOMINO. 49 steers ,1043 2 7 ? Blnnclard Cattle Co , 1 cow , , S10 1 75 istr. tig..1510 2 BO 3 fe lers. . , , , 900 i to 6 cows lOiS 2 60 15 steers ,1171 1 13 Noble nro . 1 bull . 890 1 60 2) bulls , .1301 1 CO 54 cow 911 Z 10 -S Btrs. tig..1231 8 20 Z7 feeder . ( Gg 2 25 21 etrs , tig..1225 240 Carer llru . 1 bull 1370 1 65 9 co-n-a SIS 1 95 1 COW SSO 2 00 8 cows S75 223 14 cow 3I 225 10 cows , . S37 165 13 cows 1013 240 II Bteers 1187 890 Bay State Live Stock Company. 59 feeders. . . ,1049 Z W 0 fettle-m.1191 2 45 Thomas. Wlddop. 1 cow 990 1 60 S ! cows 012 190 1 bull UIO ISO 18 leaders , . , . S27 2 45 D. J. Jor.es. 25 cows 921 315 25 cows . 924 213 7 bulls liM ICO 13 cows , , . 898 170 5 U8.tlg , . , .lM ! 2 14 ' rJwan Land & Cattle Co , SJ cows 90 < 1 M 39 steer . 1202 270 3 ttntli : , . . .1130 33 bS cows . VIZ 2 40 J. & W. C. McKenile. 19 cows . 791 190 71 cons . ( M 1 23 89 lt < n . US ! 2 50Noble Noble Bro * . 1 buU > . . .u..Ut9. Ita i HU1.,1W 1H 1 COTT 110 1 JIS IS COW * . . . . . . . MJ lit t Oeder. . . . . 310 2 15 91 feeders. . . . 903 1 H ( orders..1100 249 Scows S0 2 4 It ( cedcn.10Cl 2 SO SOA. A. Nellwn. II Itecr * 1003 300 17 tteeri 1137 S HOGS flccelpts today were a few hundred heavier than on WeclncsJnj' , but a tow hun dred lighter than a week ago today , At any1 rate , tha supply was light. There wag not much , If any , clmngo In the general quality of the offerings In fact , there wag very little change either In the conditions surrounding the trade or In the prices raid. Packers were practically the only buyers and they bought tlio fair to good mixed hoga very largely nt from JI.S5 to $5.10. The top for choice heavies was $5,30 , , nnd poor to fair underweight and roughlsh loads sold at from $4.40 to 11,80. I'lgg and stock hogs sold nt from $3 to ? 4,25 , according1 to weight and quality. The movement was free from start to finish and an early clearance was mado. The general average ot prices paid was n shade lower than Wednesday , but tno bulk of the fair to good hogs sold nt about the same prlcos , around $3 and $3.10. A week ago today the trading was largely at $5.10 and J5.20. Representative sales : No. Ay. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr. ? 18 80JI30 42 213 ICO 5 00 6J 1S3 120 440 92 U6 6(1 ( 5 00 * 216 . . . 455 79 220 60 R 00 " ITS 820 4 37 233 ICO 6 00 g 168 ICO 4C3 2 240 . . . 600 SJ 171 SSO 475 6 233 . . . 600 2 235 SO 475 60 237 210 5 OJ'4 ' 198 120 475 70 230 160 605 S 172 40 475 74 219 120 R 05 l\ \ 155 40 475 75 230 2SO 605 "J 1K > 40 475 63 219110 605 J 310 . . . ITS 79 S34 SCO HOT , f J" . . . I 77iV 61 M3 2SO 505 , § IR8 . . . 4 SO Cl Sir 120 505 J3 M7 280 ISO CS 237 2SO SO. . ' IC9 SO ISO 60 : < . . . 503 7J 107 . . . 480 62 227 120 505 | 272 . . . 4 SO 22 207 210 505 .1 21j . . . 480 73 211 $0 5 07 < i J ? ; 194 . . . 4 S3 81 212 80 5 07H 1 187 240IK3 . . . . . . . . 40 BIO ' 136 . , . 4 S3 ta 231 SO 510 _ . , . . . . . . . 490 70 223 32 , ) 5 J0 8 197 120 4 )0 ) OS 260 120 610 3 215 . . . 4 W 55 230 240 610 83 203 200 .190 73 233 40 610 6 , .2r2 . . . 490 C3 229 80 810 61 20S 40 4 S3 66 270 120 6 1214 * 2 210 ISO 493 30 267 100 615 86 19S SO 493 7 212 . . . 615 M 153 160 I 95 07 2'J1 SO 6 17li 5 294 . . . 500 66 CTO 40 520 S2 , .2.)5 ) SO 5 00 .3 . 343 3M I > 20 70 197 60 5 00 4S 2SS SO S 20 Si 221 160 5W 65. 322 . . . 530 ncs AND nouan. 2 . .120 . . . 200 19 74 . . . 341 1 160 . . . 260 SI 54 . . . 3 M 6S 4S . . . 275 63 9 . . . 4 0 3 2'0 . . . 300 13 1 120 40. ) I 0 . . . 300 151 93 ilJ MS 11 29 . . . 800 17 1S6 . . . 4 IS 13 Vr . . . 300 C9 102 . . . 440 SHEEP There was a fair supply on hand of , both fresh and stale , and tlio market was without noteworthy chnngc. Good muttons and lambs were In fair request at quotably steady prices , but there was almost no mar ket nt all for Inferior stuff and stock sheep. Pair to cholco natives are quotable at $2,25 $ © 2.80 ; fair to good westerns , $2.0002.60 ; com mon and stock sheep , $1.250)2.25 ) ; good to cholco 40 to 100 pound lambs , $2,503.7C. Representative sales ; No. wt. Pr. 2M native mixed ea 1200 S2 native mixed 96 2 JO 4 lambs < U 240 1 Inmb CO 1 00 Jtccolptminil HUpoilttim of Stock. Official receipts nnd disposition of stock as shown by tin books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p. rn. , October 4 , 1S9I : HECEII'T3. Can. Head Cnttlc 328 8,616 HOKS , Cl 4,711 , Sheep 7 1,2CO Horses and mules 4 113 DISPOSITION. Buyers. Cattle. KOCT. Sheep. Omnhn Pncltlnp company. . 31 497 Q. K. Hammond company. . 34.1 1,103 Swift nnd company DOS 1,853 9G7 Cudnhy Packing company. . 1.9S6 859 A. Unas 171 U. llccker & Degcn 67 . . . . . . J. Ivobmnn . , 1 . . . . . . U Hccker 14S Lee Itolhsclilld 79 Armour & Co 78 . . . . . . Shippers nnd feeders 2,228 163 203 Left over 2.S21 500 30 Total 8,910 4,675 l.tt-O CHICAGO LIVli STOCK. rut .Cattle of livery Description Were In flood lliimunil. CHICAGO. Oct. 4. Fat cattle , of no matter what age. weight or BOX , were In gooil dem.ond nnd sold strong. The receipts wore 4I.OW head less than for last Thursday , and the arrivals for the expired part of the week show a loss of 5,000 head , as compared with the- same tlma last week. It was to the- fact of a. lessened sup ply that sellers wera Indebted for whatever of Improvement the market may have shown , Good natives were scarce , and of choice ffrados there may almost be said to have been none. The of ferings of natives of all descriptions did not much exceed 4,000 head , and a tew of that num ber were ewd enough to bring- more than 13.60. The 6,000 westerns received were taken on a basis of from J1.50 to 11.60 for poor to choice , and the range of quotations for Texans was from ll.2o to J123. In hogs the first estimates of the receipts were around 22,000 head. That was n. moro moderate supply than had been expected , nnd the opening was active and strong , good lots generally sellIng - Ing higher durlnp the rm > rnlnx. A review of the returns brought tu llgtit DOTIO 26,000 , head , and OH a consequence of this au mentUig1 , i weaker feelIng - Ing cropped out. Iluyln ? continued fairly free , but any advantage- that sellers may have gained early In the day had been lost l fore 9 o'clock , the close belnc weak at yesterday's decline , or nt from 14.90 to J5.C5 for poor to prime heavy , and at from 14.75 to 15.35 for light weights , There were not many better than J5.W , and com paratively few below * 6.W. from JS.10 lo W 40 Vjlng- the range at which the bulk of the stuff was worked off. The quality waa not as good a for yesterday , when the average number of hogs to the cnr was only $3 , but It was deo'dedly better than the recent average. In sheep a llrmer feellntr obtained. There was more stock on sale than there should have been , but places were found for most of It nt slightly better prices than prevailed Blnoo Monday , clcwd to cholco sheep were salable at from J2.CO to M.23 , and the range for poor to fair lots nt from 75o to 32.25. The lamb market was strong at from 11,50 to $1. Itccelpts : Cattle. 1S,00 head ; calves , GOO head ; hefts , 2COW head ; sheep. 14.0OT head , Tha ravening Journal reports : HOGS Receipts , 26,000 liend ! official yesterday , 24,075 head ; shipments , 9.094 head ; quality fair. Market qu'ct ' ; opening Bales were at yesterday's closingllgures , but later weakened and declined CATTLE Receipts , 12,000 head. Market dull , steady ami unchanged. SIIKE1' Receipts , 14,000 head. Market quiet and unchanged. N ir York I.lvo Stuck Mnrhot. NEW YORK , Oct. 4. HEEVES-Rccelpts , 1,133 head ; none on sale. European cables quote American steers , ICJiSfllHc per lb , dressed weights ; refrigerator beef , 7Q9o per lb. No ex ports today. CAIA'EtS Receipts. IBS head ; steady ; veals , poor to prime. J3.XI7 [ , ; grnasers , S112w2.50. ! SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts. 4.7KS . head ; 28 cars on sale ; very dull and lower ; eheep , poor to prime , I2.00JJ3.40 ; lamb , Inferior to prime , I1.2J0I.35. HOGS Receipts , 2.300 head ; 351 cars on sale ; Inferior to cholco hogs , 5.50g5.SI. Hr. LonU l.ivo Stock Market. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4. CATTLE Receipts. 3,000 head ; qul t ; supply light ; native steers , 1.300 Ibs. , } I.S5 ; light , t.40@3.35 ; cows , Jl.7532.15 ; Texas steers , 900 to 1,100 Ibs. , J2.MSJ.10 ; cows , J2.00O 2.25. 2.25.HOOS Receipt * . 6,000 head ; In moderate eup- ply nt steady prices. Best heavy , $3.34 ; fair lo good heavy nnd light , I5.10O5.25 ; common to fair light , t4.205r5.00. . , SHEEP Receipts , 900 head : active , steady , firm ; nntlvo ml ed , } 2.C5fl2.75i southwestern mixed. J2.SM32.76 ; lambs , J3.0083.75 ; receipts and shipments not reported. Kansas City Lira Stock Market. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 4.-CATTLE-Recelpts. 7.000 head : shipments , 3.000 head. Market steady and practically unchanged ; Texas steers. J2.SJJB 9.10 ; beef otters. $3.70j5.CO ; native cows , ll.Wif 2.10 ; Btockers and feeders , 11.7565.21. 3IOQS Receipts , 5.000 head ; shipments , 1.00) head. Market slightly weaker ; bulk of sales. J4.90B5.20 ; heavies , J5.234T5.50 ; packers. K.bOffl 4.B5 ; mixed. (4.SOQI.10 ; IlghtH , J1.WS5.15 ; pies , J3.OOfJ4.50. SHEEP Receipts , 2.000 liead ; shipments , 900 head , Market about steady , Ktoctt In Sight. Record if receipts at the four principal markets for Thursday , October 4 , 1894 ; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 8CIS 4.741 1.200 Chicago I00" M-000 1 < ' 000 Kantis City. . , 7n D 5.010 2.000 St. Louis , . . . 3.000 6,000 800 Totals 30.C49 41,741 18.1W Coffco .Mnrket. NEW TOR1C , Oct. 4. COFFEE Options opened steady nt unchanged prices to 5 points lower ; re acted sharply and advanced 20 points on enml oRerlnffR. but again broke , closing barely steady at unchanved to 10 points advance : sales , 42,750 bugs. Including : October , J12.60ei2.SQ ; November J11,75G110 ) December , lll.30flll.50 : Jimuury J10.908H.10i March , I10.80ftl0.90 ; May. J10.75 10.M , Spot coffee. Hlo , dull and nominal ; No. 2 ISlic ; mild , quiet : Cordova , 18Vifjfl9o ; sales , 250 mats Interior at 22 c. Warehouse deliveries from New Vorfc yeiter il.iy , S.S > SS bacs ; New York slock , 161:17 bags United fttntes slock , 239,517 lags ; afloat for the United btatei , 194,000 bawi : total available to the United Slates. 43X.C17 bagi , araltul 332,30 lain last year. SANTOS , Oct. 4. Weak ; eood average Bontos lll.SOf rfcelpti , 13.000 bags ; stock , 4JS.WO bags. lUMliritU , Oct. 4. Steady ; prices HtJiiPfe lower : salee , 12,000 lass. HAVRE. Oct. I. Opened InffuUr , % CIU lower ; at noon , uncharged to Hf lower ; at * p m. , irregular , unchanged to Uf lower ; cloned a leW net decline : total s J , 7J.WO bags. IUO > U JAWlilitO , Oct. 4.-3Y ak ; No. 2 Ua. Does economy bore you ? It ought not to , always , Take the matter of washing with Pearlino , for instaiicc ! , That is a pleasant economy. Thcr&3 lMl * work made light and short for you ; and while your doing it , in this easy , pleas ant way , you can be thinking of the actual money that you're saving by not rubbing things to ruin as in th6 old way. That ought to be pleasant to think of , whether you're doing the work yourself , or having it done. Millions use Pearline. Peddlers nnd some unscrupulous grocers will tell you "this Is u. coed M" or "the same ai Pearline. " IT'S FALSE Pearlino Is ncvtr peddlcA nnd if your grocer tend * you tomcthinir in place of Pcnrlino , bb honest ttndit fotk. 431 JAMIJS 1-YLB , New Vort I Steel Ranges $24.35 , Worth $38.00 4-Hole Ranges $5.65 , Worth $9.75 6-HoIe Ranges $9.25 , Worth $17.60 Base Burners $11.35 , Worth $20.00 Canon Stoves $1,75 , Worth $3.60 Parlor Cooks $8.6O , Worth $17.60 Laundry Stoves $3.40 , Worth $6.50 Oil Heaters $4.90.Worth Worth $9.75 Oak Stoves $5.65 Price 814,65 . , For tills hnnclsoino h.iso liurnor , Worth $11.00 which Is from ono c ( tlio best foundries In ilia United States. Parlor Heaters $7.60 , It Is full nickeled and lins all tliB latest Iniprovomonts nnd is Worth $16.00 well worth 2i.00. Gasoline Ovens.$1.35 worth $2.00 Shovels 5c worth lOc Dumpers 7c tfortji 20o Zinc Boards 78c worth 81.50 Pipe Collars 3c worth lOo Steve Pipe IOC worth 20c Elbows 8c worth 25o Coal Ilods | 7c worth 32o Pokers 5c worth lOo TERMS : S1O worth of eoocls , 81 per troak or SI per month S'-6 worth nt cnod , 81 50 per week or 0 per month 8BOvarth uf enatln , 93 par week or SB per month ® G worth of iromln , tt'-t.BO per irook or S10 per month B100 worth ofon < ) < . 83 per ( foeK or 818 p r mouth Take your chuloo Wa don't earn n i g oo worth of jrooilJl , flip whlrli you choose. | 84 per vuek or BIB per month Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House Send 10 cents for postage on "big ' 91 catalogue. Write for Baby Carriage or Steve Catalogue mailed ft-oo. Goods sold on paytnonlfl in Council Bluffs and South Omaha. Close evenings nt 6:30 : ; except Mondays and Saturdays. nominal ; exchange , 12 1-1GJ ; receipts. 13,000 Lags ; clenrcd for the united States , 4,000 bacs : cleared tor Europe , 1.UOO bags ; slock. 28,000 bags. Liverpool Miirlcnts. LIVCIIPOOL , Oct. 4.-WIIKAT-Close : Steady ; demnnd morlcrnte ; No. 2 red , winter , 4s 2d ; No. 2 reil. pptfiiff , 4s 4'fcd. . COIIN Firm ; demand falllnc oft : futures , firm ; demand poor ; October , 4s GVid ; November , 6 < lj l > eccmb < y , ia M. . 'LOUR Hull ; demand poor ; spot , 41s ; fu tures , no demand. I'llOVlSIONS Pork , easy ; demnnd poor ; prime mess , western , 71s 3d ; prime mess , medium , 63s )0. ) llcef. dull : demand poor ; extra Irulla. mesa , 75a ; prime mess , 61s 3d. Hams , dull ; demand > oor' short cut , 46s. llacon , demnnd mmlerato ; Cumberland cut , dull ; 40s ; short ribs , dull ; 41s ; lonp clear , 45 Ibs. . easy ; 41s ; lon nncl Rharl clear , 65 His , , dull ; 41s. Hhoulders. dull : 33s d. CHEKSE Dull ; demand modoiute ; llncst white and colored. 60s. TALLOW Nominal ; demand poor ; prlmo city , 23s. COTTON SKI3D OIL Steaily ; 21s. Tlini'ENTINUr-Steady ; demand moderate ; ivlrlts , 21s. , nOSIN Dull ; derrmnd moderate ; common , 3s HOPS At London , TacKla eon t. steady ; de mand poor ; new crop , 13 10sJ 2 15a , Krult gnotntlona , CHICAGO , Oct. 4. The Earl Fruit company .nld California fruit nt auction tod.iy aa fol lows : Molapa Brape * . hn" crntes , Jl.orTi > l.l5 ; Tokay , half crates , SScOJl.W ) ; crates , t2.OOTP3.40 ; Muscat , half crates , 1.00O1.10 ; winter Nells pears , J1.1&W1.W ; Hcurro Clnlrceaus , | lG3W1.6jj bccomlcc , J1.7I ; Duchess , H.W ; Ituerre Dlcl , $1.40 ; p ni < 'franat , half boxes , DOoBJl.Oj. Porter llros , comimny , ChlcaBO , sold li cini of California furlt today at auction ; double crates. Tokay srapcs , * 2.30J3.C5 ; slnBlo crates , 70efll.S5 ; doubl crates. Muscats , I2.SO ; slnelea , Jl.OGfll.10 ; doubla Comlcheona. J2.40I slnirlea , $1,151 IUe of Perus , 95c : Salway. pcaclie , 3f 95c ; Heath clings , COc ; IMcquet , ( ate. 'JOc ; pomc- gmnatea. J1.I5 ; Aurora , cllnirs , MftCOc. New York , one car. Decomlce pears , $1.75 ; rtucrre Clnlrgeaus , l.Mfi2.05 ; Quince * , ji,50 ; peaches , _ New York llry Uoods Market. YOIIK , Oct. 4. A compared with the Immediately preceding reports there- has been no change In the character of the demand , ojid , though cnKasenicnts are held strictly to current wants , lhay aru so numerous as lo have ab sorbed a Rood total of epot goods of all descrip tions , whllo tlio actual movement has litfn very much enlarBfil throuKh large furwardlnKS on pr vous nuiusemi'iits. In a quiet way , consider able business has txx-n done In uprlng. I'rlntlflB clothe hava been In actual request , with lar < o sajea of spots and futures at 3o far Cl nquan's. Bpot goods In all markets practically cleaned up. Cotton Market. NEW OltLnANS , Oct. 4. COTTON Steady ; sales. 9,300 bales ; to arrive , 6.1W bales ; oidlnary , 4o ; gocd ordinary , GV4o : low mlddllnK , 6'ic ' ; middling , tc ; R-ood middling , 6Vic ; middling. lair. CHc ; fair , 7 Il-l6c , nominal ; recelptH , 11.4(0 lialcs ; exports , Orcat IlrltnJn , 6,319 bnlcn ; stock , M.CIS ImJea ; futures , steady ; sales , C.200 bales ; Octol > r , 15.73 ; November , tS.76Q6.7T ; Decrailwr , li.83 i.84 ; January , | 5.bC 5.trj ! Fehnmry , J1.31W ( .83 ; March , ie. fla.o3 ; May , { 6.08U6.W ; June , 6. l. bid. KrUroV hrnt Murker. SAN FRANCISCO , Oct. -Cleared , 4,839 cen tals of wheat. \VHKAT qul t ; December , E4ic ! ; May , 19iic. Market. NEW YOIIK , Oct. 4. HUQAn Haw , dull nnd nominal ; ules , non ; refined opened Kenerully 1-Uo lower and ruled dull. Domestic Cloth Murliet. FALL HlVnil. MBM. , Oct. 4. The print cl&th market has. . advanced tu 3c. NKW OIILCANS , Oct. 4. Clearing. Il,41 , ; i5. llALTIMOIIi : , Oct. 4-CleorlnKs , I2OISC8J ; La | . anc , I3K.VJ7. DAI/miOHB / , Oct. 4. Clearings , I1. 1 , CS $ ; tnl- uices , > JU , > 57. Oct. iV-XIoaey. Jfit per cent. WM. JLOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain nnd Provisions. Private wlrca to Clilcneo and New Yorll All business orders placed on Chlcan Uoard or Trade. ' Correspondence ; solicited. Office , room 4 , How York LI to Dulldlnft Telephone 1303. f New York exchange , ISo discount to par , C1i T Inga , (1,932,250. 11OSTON , Oct. 4. CIearlngi , } 13,499,919 ; bal nnces , 11,712.135. JJI3W YOU 1C , Oct. I. Clearings , Wt.396,877 ; btl > nnces , $7,1&3G19. rillLADHLl'HIA. Oct. 4. Clearings , $10.19t > 057 ; balances , ; i,440,3(1. MHMI'HIB. Oct , 4. New York exchanse. P N ClearlnKS , ,4t5t balances , J30.C29. SAN FHANCISCO , Oct. 4. Drafts , sight. 1W telegraphic , 16c. Silver bars , CSftGl c. Hexlcatjt dollars , & 3j53Ho IXJNUON , Oct. 4.-Oold la quoted texlay Iluenos Ayres at 2.49 ; Madrid , 10.00 ; LIxtKti. 20.101 HI. Petersburg , W Athens , J7 ; Home , 109 ; VI * cnnn , 103. C11ICAOO. Oct. 4. Clcarlncs , J15,023,000. , Jlonefy 4&4',4 p < > r cent on call ! Stifl per cent on tlm > New York excliajiKe. 60o discount. Forelrn chanRc , flnn ; commercial , J4.8IViifl.WU. PAUIH , Oct. 4. Three per cent rentes , JWI 35o for Iho account. The weekly stat J ment of tlio Hank of France today shows the following changes as comj pared with the previous account ) Notes IB circulation , Increase. 62,675.0001 : treasury a < counts , current , decrease , 31.325,000f ! gold IB hand , decrease , 5,07S.OOOf ; lillla dlHCOunted , ilV crcaac. 20,925,000f ; silver In hand , ilecrtal * , 3,9 ,000f , LONDON , Oct. 4. Th& Bank of Encland's , rate of illKount remains unctmnKnl at 2 per ccnt > The weekly Btatement of tha IJnnU of Bnglana shows the followInK changes as compared HltH the previous account ; Total reserve , flccrftliS , 2,110.UiO ; circulation , Increase , 815.00) ; bullion ) decrease , [ 1,2DG,040 ; other securltleii , decrtalt. 198,000 ; other deposits , decrease , 1,508,000 ; publta deposits , decrease , 123,000 ; notes , reserve , dll creas , { 2,132,000. Vetrrani of the I.nto U'nr llcmoinljered b tlieOrnorul ( lorcrnnient , , WASHINGTON , Oct. Speclal.-Pc < slons jrrantcd , Issue of September 22 , were } Nebraska : Original-George A. CopsaW Vv'e tc'rvllle , Cuater ; Jacob Klmmcrmanj Grand Itapkls , Holt ; Mary L. Parker , nura > Genoa , Nunco. Iowa : Original John Duntlnp , Collet Siirlnua , Paeo. Increase Marcus H , I.est KoHzta , Iowa ; Michael Blyer , Wnpellft I oulsa. Original widows , etc. Sara ; Knnoff , mother , Durant , Cedar , Mexlcaj war survivors Increase Isaac B , Millers Toledo , Tnmn. ' Colorado ; OrlBlnnl Arthur C. Sloan , Cow orudo HnrlngH , 1C I I'OHO ; Oeor c KllvlngtorW' I adore , lloutt. HelsBue William \ Mercer , Mosac , Costllla. \ South Dakota : Orlnlnal Jonhua PaynK Clark , Clark ; Henry C. Itohleder , GraihulU Meade ; Jurnca Pugh , Faulhton , Faullc. "Jf Montana ; Original Ilobcrt O. Sinclair IllB Timber , Park. That Joful reeling. With tlio exhilarating tense ot renew * health and ttronflth and Internal cleanlia * which follows tha mo ot Syrup ot unknown to the few who have not progrel ) beyond the old time medicines and the cb lubstltutu lometlraea ottered , but niy r cop.Ud bj : tt * Kill iDtormeU.
