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THE OMAHA DAILY IJEBt ATUHDAY. OCTOBER C. 1894.
'IMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Markets Had a Tempestuous Time of
It Yesterday ,
WHEAT HAD A STRONG START GENERALLY
It Had H ( rc ly dot Under Wnjr , IIoitoTcr ,
When the Orders of the Short
Boiler * Were Turned
Loose.
CHICAGO , Oct. C. The grain market had a
tempestuous timetoday. . The reported death
ot the czar , a Ii6avy New York failure , light
receipts nnd light clearances mixed them
selves and the traders up badly , and fluctua
tion ) ) tvero sharp and numerous. At the fin
ish December wheat was % c lower , May corn
Unchanged and Mar oats V&c lower. Provi
sions declined modcratly.
The email local receipts of grain and firmer
markets abroad garo the wheat market a
ntrong start. It had scarcely got under way ,
however , tvhon Pardrldge and Learning and
other commission houses whoso principal
clients are short sellers opened their flood
i Kates and swamped the early buyers. Decem
ber , which started at from 54He to ClUc bid ,
and with a sale or two nt 54c , was knocked
down to G3o In the course of fifteen min
utes. The short sellers , had but a few min
utes of triumph at that time. The people
who handle cash grain reported buyers of
their goods at an early hour of the session.
The reports from the- northwest were con
firmatory of what was telegraphed yesterday
regarding the falling off In fanners' deliveries
at Interior stations , but the- decreased move
ment was generally ascribed to the rainy
weather and consequent bad state of the
roads. The report that the czar ot Russia
was dead was a matter which tangled up
legitimate Influences for a short time until
the rumor was killed and the czar restored
to his. family and subjects. The price recov
ered equally from Its decline and Boon sold
up to G41&0 for December , May keeping step
In the advances and declines of from % c to
1-lGc , moro or less than that. The strength
61 corn at this time helped wheat. The fail
ure of a Now York stock house was the sig
nal for general selling again by the local
scalpers , under which the prlco dropped again
to 53ic for December. A few buying orders
at the decline quickly changed the feeling at
the crowd once more. The prlco on the last
named advance reached Blc. Primary mar
ket receipts were light at 749,021 bu , , which
Included two days' arrhuls at St. Louis. To
offset that the Atlantic port clearances were
only equal In wheat and flour to 220,000 bu. .
Including 10,000 bu. at Now Orleans. Clos
ing cables were firm and higher from Liver
pool and Berlin , but rather caster from Paris.
The last turn of the whirligig market was
downward. The boars took moro comfort out
of the Wall street falluro than the bulls
could find In all the favorable features ot the
day's news. The market declined to C3Vtc
under the bear hammering an ! clotod
Drm at C3o to 63 % c.
Corn was strong the greater part of the
icsslon. The selling tfrcsluro by heavy speculators -
ulators has given place to buying by a sim
ilar class. The strength of the cash situa
tion , which Includes the smallness ot ele
vator stocks , and very light receipts were
the main element of strength. October corn ,
which has ruled lower than the May future
recently , got to a good premium today , and
spot corn brought Uc premium' over sellers
01 the month. A sale of 100,000 bu. of No.
2 corn for shipment to Peorla , which was
reported early In the session , emphasized the
scarcity of spot stuff , but liberal offerings
of No. 3 for November and December de-
llvetlca received from points In Illinois found
no buyers at from 4c to 4'c per bu. dis
count under May prices. Local receipts were
only sixtyninecars , and 110 estimated for
tomorrow are likewise very light for this
season of tha year , TliB market , after being
strong nearly all day , closed weak , effected
by the decline In wheat. October opened at
50'c ' bid , advanced to BOVJc and closed at 51c ,
Or V&o Improvcpicnt for the day. May started
with buyers at QlVsC and from that up to
bl'/ic , compared with COTaC at the close yes
terday. It rose to 51c , slumped to G0c and
0o , and closed at GOT&c bid. '
Oats met fairly good tales , nnd after open
Ing a shade easier gradually firmed up. The
movements , of prices In corn continued to
Influence oat fluctuations principally , although
there were strong bullish features In this
market. The disposition to buy was very
good , and with local scalpers about the only
parties selling , considerable- strength was de
rived from that. May started steady at
34Uc , touched 84c ! , sold down to 33c , up
to 34c and 34V c , and shortly before the
Close sold at 34Vic , closing at 3lc.
The market for hog products ruled weak.
The prices , compared ivlth those at the close
yesterday , are 15c lower for pork , 6c lower
for lard and 7c off for ribs. Packers were
again the sellers. Liverpool market was
Quoted weak for meats and is Is 6d tower for
lard. Hog receipts were 17,000 head today
and 10,000 head are estimated for tomorrow.
Freight rates steady at lc for wheat , Hie
for corn and barley , and l4o ! for oats to
Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged'as follows :
Articles. I Open. I High. | Low. | Close ,
lieat.Ko ,
Oct 62
Dee
Maj
Corn No.S. .
Dot. 60 KH BOH
NOT. COH SIX
1)00 , 4HH
B1M BUJ ,
Oats No. 2. . .
Oct 20 23 2B 28M
Nov a ' SDH
Nuy. I ?
Pork per bbl
Jan IS 73 13 60 12 CO IS GO
Lunl.lOfllbs
7 00 7 00 B2
7 30 7 33 20
Short RlUs-
Oot 077 0 77 75 0 78
Jan.- . . . 8 47 30
Cash quotations were as follows :
FI.OUll Btrady and unchanged.
AVIIUAT No. 2 sprintr. 63W 55Ucj No. 3
sjirlnir , nominal ; No , 2 red , Sl'tiiO .
COUN Not 2 , tUic ; No. 3 yellow , 51'ic.
OATS No. 2 , 2S5ic ; No. 3 white. 31 % 32io ; ;
No. 3 nhlte , Sl'iC31c.
urn NO. a , 8e.
1IAHLUY No. 2 , G3c ; No. 3 , MflMo ; No. 4 ,
,
TLAX snno NO. i. IMTH.
TIMOTHY BBE1 > rrlme. 45.J3.
I'HOVISIONS Mes pork , per bbl. . J1J.7JO
1S.W. LnrU , per 100 ] bs , , .OOfJ7 l Sh rt
ribs gldec , ( looee ) , JC.7Mf6.S5 ; dry Baltod slmul-
ilerg , ( boxed ) , JO.ST.iJJii.W ; sliort clear Mes
( timed ) . t7.UR7.37H.
WIU8UV Ulsllllers' nnlshed goods , per E l ,
11.21.
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
I'onic OIMUVL si\IUCICT.
Toitcrtlay's Quotatlont on Flour , drain ami
I'rorlBlons , Metal * . Klo.
NEW TOHK. Oct. E.-FLOUIl-Rec lpti. 53,700
bbla.j export * , 8,100 bbls. ; tales , 1600 pkEs.i rnnr
Met t uly with more active demand. Good win
tei' patents and bakers' for export closed steady
Southern Hour , quiet ; Boles , 150 pl < Rs. llye flour
QUlet ; sales. 400 bUa. Superfine. 12.U&2.75. Iluck
wheat flour , dull and -weak at H.EOU2.00 ; ( ulun
KM tmcs nt ti
IIUCKWllUAT-Dull , nominal.
COIIN MU.MOull ; sale * , 1,400 Backs , sold on
private termi : llrandywlne , J3.W.
UVU-Dullj cor lota. IS5J51C ; beat loads , Ktf
Mo.
Mo.IIAltI.nY Nominal ; No. 2 Milwaukee , COfjeic
llAUI.Uy MALT-Dull nt Ke.
WHEAT Jteceliits , 6S.7M bu. ; porti. 8,100
bu. : tales , I.330.VOO bu. futures and 16,000 bu
pot. Bpot market Irmrular. closlnr dull ! No.
red , In torv nnd elevator , UUo ; delivered , t 'i
'o. 3 l-ed , K ci No , 1 northern. ilellvercO , Ot'4c '
. ' 0. t hard , delivered. CtVjc. Optloni opemx
Iteaily , changej to Irregular , advanced early > n
ihorti coveilntr , reacted , but rccoxered on in
morc l death of the ctar of Ituula ; broke In tin
utemooh pn local realizing anil poundeil by th
bear parly , receipts Btradilr Increastne ; No. I
Way , Qtttcr < c. cloned at 62'ic : October rlonol a
w'.ic. nominal : November cloaul ut Miic , noniln.il
December , 7HfjS7Ho. olotej at 57Uc.
COItN-llecclits , 24,400 bu.j ciporls , 100.000 bu.
* aj o , C10.000 bit. futures aril SO.Oft ) bu. tpot
Bl'ot market Irrerular. clcslns dull ) No. { , 5Sc
In elevator ; V7jB7ho delivered No , 2 white. < lu
IjVered , B7HOMC. Optloni opened steady , 111 lo
urjitltlej and higher and cloied dulls Octabc
closed at UHc , nominal ; November , C6HW' |
clo cj at MHo ; December. 54KiUC ! , cio < U
OA'TS Tlfcelpti , E0.400 bu , : export * , none
* 920.coi > bu. futures and 7two bu. spot
Bpot uyirktt ijronsr , clcslns- quiet ; No. 3.
lei No. J. dMlvrnl , Utiei No 3. JJ'ici No. J
While. Sftffjtilct No. 1 while , 31un33Uc ; "flcl <
mixed , IHt 5 i track nhlte , j5lVl c. Options
pen Klcnily , rulKl auKt and closed anil , Jnn
uiiry rlox il 3SUo , nominal ) MKV , S7'i5J SUf ,
loied At 37'tej urtol r cln < ml at 32'ic , Aomlntl ,
fovemher , 33'iCWic , closed at J3Tio ; December ,
W3l' o. cloanl nt .
prs Dull , itnt ; , common to choice , SOSa ;
cfflo ceaat , 4',4flS3. * *
lipES-Plrnii net SAltetl , Nitr Orleans te-
ted , 45 to < x > lt . , 44C5cj Ilutnos Ayres , dry ,
5 to Jl lbt.t 10311CJ Texas , dry , 24 to 3D Ibs. . 4
rsuc.
ATItnrt rirm ; hemlock note , lluenoi Ayres ,
I Itnt to henry weights , ISQIla.
WOOI < Quiet nnd slcadyi domestic fletce , 1 >
024C : riullod , IfliflGc.
PIIOV18ION3 Boot , stendy. Cut meats , weaki
pickled bellies , 7'iWSc ; pickled shoulders , c ,
ilckleO hams , dHgt c. Lard , dull ; netlrrn
team closed at ts.0 } alked ; e lcn , none ; October ,
X , nominal , Jnnuaty , 1785 , nomln.tl ; renned ,
lull ; continent , I ! CO ; B. A , , 19.23 : compound ,
fCHc. ( r rk , dull.
IIUTTHH cjulot nnd rntlicr en lcrircilfrn
Inlry , 13ffl7a ; western crrutncry , liiJitSaj wot-
em factory , HiJtiUc ; nixing , ZCc ; Imltntlon
crcnmery , l. > 01Jo ; state dnlry , HS23c ; slat *
creamery , ISJJiSHc ,
ClIKKSE bVadyt large. SOlOHc ; Email , lOUc ;
part ft < lm . 4QSc ; full Bklms. 30i'ic. :
ICQOS Very quiet j state nnd Pcnnsyhanln , 19
TJOcj Ice lioma , 15Viijl7c : western frtsh , 1BP
5c ; cases. I2.2S&4 25 ; receipts , 1,425 pXK .
TALLOW Steady ; 100 hlids. at 4'ic , closing at
ITSc.
I'KTnOl.KUM Dull ; United closed lit
2T4o bid ; Washington , bbls. , t ! Wnslilngtnn.
bulk. S3.M : renned , New York. S5.13 ; Phlladel-
ihla nnd nalllmoro. 15.10 ; I'liltadclphla and Dal-
Imore , In bulk , $3.60.
MOL.AB3is-Stcaily : ; New Orleans open kettln.
C od to choice , ! S3Oc.
HOSIN Firm ; strained , common to good , H.iB
'rtrhrnNTINn-Steady at 2S'SJ28 > Jc.
IlICi ; riim : domestic , ( air to extra , tHQG'ic ' ;
Japan , 4 l , flI4c.
I'lO 7HC N Dull ) Scotch , J1 > .M020.:3 ; Amcrl-
C.1H ,
COPJ'Kll-Qulet ; lakf , JD. 3iI9.70.
I.nAD-Qulet ; domestic , J.15a3.17 , J.
TtN-PtPndyt SU-nlts. J15.70815 SO.
SriU.TKH-Qulct ; ilomcstlc , } 3.40ffJ.42V5. Sales
on 'chanca today : 15 tons cash tin. I1S.7C ; 25
ons February tin , } 1S40 ; 23 tons February tin ,
13. (3 ; 15 tons March tin , S13.I3.
COTTON Fiit ) OIL Nominal ! enles of four
ars prime crude , loose , for millers , reported ate
* o ; prime crude , new , 2Sa ; oft cnulo , 2C8c ,
nominal ; yt-llow butler Rfades , 3TfJ35c ; choice
, -ello\v , 30 { < 3CHe ; prime yellow , 83iii3lc ; yellow
oft Erailcs , slif&te ; prlmo white ,
OMAHA OKMiltAI. MAltKHTS.
Coatlltlnn of Trailo anil Quotittloni on
Maple niul Fancy I'roiluco.
The maikct on old fowls Is glutted onA It Is
'mril ' work to move Btuclin even at the low quo *
tat Ions given below.
The egg market Is firmer on stilctly fresh
stock.
HUTTnn-Pnrklng stock , lie ; fair to good
country , HSlJc ; choice to fancy , ISffSOc ; path-
ercd crfainury , lOiiZlc ; separator creamery , tin
23c.
23c.TOGS
TOGS Per doz. , 1531CC.
LIV13 POULTnY Old hens. 5c ; roolcrn ,
! c ; Fi'tlntr chickens , Cc ; ducks , S'JTc ; spring tcr-
l , } a , 7Bi7'tC ! lien turke > s , 7c ; gobblers , 5flCc |
old grime , < { J3c.
QAMn Prairie clilckens , you-.g , per doz. . S2.SO
O2.75 ; prairie chickens , old , per doz. , 32 ; grouge ,
yountr. per das , , 12.50:92.75 : : grouse , old , per doz. ,
13 ; blue ulng teal , per do : . , 11.21 ; gieen wing
teal , per don. , J1.23 ; ducks , mixed , per doz. , Jl ;
cnnvnttacka , S3.Wff4.00 ; mallards , JI.W33.00.
VEAL Cliolco fat and email veals are Quoted
nt CfiS' p ; largo nnd conrso , 304c.
CHUHSK Wisconsin , full cream , new mak ,
13Uc ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , full crAtm , lie ;
Nebraska and lown. part skims , 7@Sa ; Llmbumer ,
Nn. I , lie ; brlclt. No. 1 , 12c ; Swiss , No. 1 , HrtlSc.
IIAY Upland hay , 18 ; mldlanfl. 7.tO ; lowlani ) ;
37 ; ry * straw. S6 , Color makes the price on way.
Light bales tell the best. Only top grades bring
ton pi Ices.
I'lOEONB-Old birds , per doz. , 750 ,
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Oopd stock , SOo.
OLD BEANS-Hand-plcked. navy , J2.2S ; me-
lAro , t2.1032.15 ; common white beans , 11.750
'ONIONS On orders , 7075c.
CADtAaiOn ! orders , 1HO15SC.
f-KLfinv-Per doi. . 30S40c.
8WEET POTATOns Per lb. ( Sc , or 53.50
per bbl.j Jersey , IS.W per bbl.
QITINCHS California , per CO-lb. box , J1.50.
APPLKS Good stoctc , per bbl. . J2.WO2.75.
PUACllKS-Callfomla freestone , Jl ; clings , 75c.
PJ UMS Callfornla. 90CBJ1.23.
rnl'NEa-wjcjj 11.23.
I'EAItS Hartlrlt. no jtood shlpplns stock ; B.
Hortly nnd B. Clalrgreau , 2 ; winter Nellls , J1.73
on APES Concords. 10-lb , baskets , 21e ; round
lots , 20o ; California Tokay , $1.50 ; muscat , jl.3.0
1:10 : : cornloheon. 11.50.
CnANIIiriniES-Cape Cod. fancy , JD.75fflJO.00
pelbbl. . ; Cnpo Cod , Choice , J9.50S9.75.
TROriCAL FRUITS.
ORANOnB Mexican , ISO , 200 , per box , 14.50 ;
Klor'd.iB ' , 128 , 200 , ji.60.
lUNANAS-Cholcc stock , $1.75(82.25 ( per bunch.
L1JMON3 KancV Slcsslna , 300 , jT ; 880 , 11.75 ;
eholre. Messina. W. 11.23 ; 3SO. J4.23SI.50.
riNUAPPLES-None.
MlSCELLANCOUa.
OYSTCns-XIedlum , per can. J2c ; horse shoes ,
15i ) ; extra standards , Ha ; extra selects. 22c ;
ebinpany selects , 25c ; New York counts. SOo ,
sPancy. per lb. , 15o.
lIONnY California. , J5o : dark honey. lOOljo.
MAPLE SYnUP-baflon ftns. per doz. , $11.
NUTS Almonds , lS4Wc : English walnuts , 10O
12c ; niberts , 12c ; Drazll nuts , lOa ; eastern
chestnuts , ice.
OIDKH Pure Juice , psr bbl. . $8 ; half bbl. . $3.23.
1UDE9-NO. 1 green t\lAta \ , 3Vic : Md. 2 green
hides , 3Uc ; No. 1 green edited hides , 4V c ; NO. 2
green salted hides , SV c ; No. 1 green salted hides ,
23 la 40 Ibs , 4'io ; Nc. 2 green salted hides , 23 to
10 Iba , 3'Jo ; No. 1 Vtjl Calf , 8 to 15 its. . 7c ; No.
i VM1 calf. 8 to 15 ll > 6. 6a ; No. 1 dry Hint tides ,
6c ; No. 2 dry flint hides. 4cj No. 1 dry suited
hides. Co ; part cured hides Uo per lb. less than
fully culed.
SHEKP PELTS Green salted , each. 25ffliOa ( ;
green snlted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
each , 1020o : dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) . No. J , oach. f15o ; dry ehcarllngs ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. E , each , Bo ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
lb. , actual ndght , tBSo ; dri flint Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , Jer lb. . actual
weight , 4CC'4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelt * , ner lb. , actual weight. 4OCi4c ; dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb , actual
weight. 4 if Co ; ( have feet cut off , as It la useless
to pay freight on them ) .
TALLOW AND GnEASE-Tallow , No. 1. 4ic ;
tallow. No. 2 , If grease , white A , 4o ; grease ,
white n , 84c ! ; grease , yellow , SUe ; grease , dark ,
"
5Jo ; old butter. 22yio ; beeswax , prime ,
rough yellow ,
WOOL BIAItlCKT.
Attenilance at the London Auction Sales
( iooil nnit Prices Well Malntalacil.
LONDON. Oct. B. The attendance at the
wool sales today was good and prices were
well maintained for all kinds of good -wools.
Selections fancied by buyers were limited.
Amer'can ' purchases amounted to 200 bales. The
number of bales offered today was 12,722 , of
which 1MO were withdrawn from sale. Sales
In detail ! New South \Viile3 , D1S bales ; scoured ,
KMftls Id ; greasy , DVitfW ; Queensland , 619
bales ; scoured , 10\lQls ; nrcnsy. CKQSUd ; Vlc-
tmla , 1,2 * ) bales ; scoured , 7 < 1Q23 71i < J ! creasy ,
COiils ; South Aufttalla , 672 bales ; scoured , lOdtf
IK ; greftsy , KSSd ; New Zealand. 7.0S2 bales ;
srourpil. T digls 4d ; greasy. 4401ld ; Cap : or
( ! r l Hope and Natnl , 1,221 bales ; scoured ,
TdHls 3d ; greaay , 4&Til.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5-WOOL-Dull and un-
chaiiKcd. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Trlsio AVIu-at AInrket.
SAN rnANCISCO. Oct. B. WHEAT Steady ;
Stay , O2'ic ; December , B3Kc ; cleared , 116,0 9
centala of wheat.
STOCKS AND DO.VDS.
SU'CUlatloii Was Btronsr lln Tone irllh an
UptTnrfl Tcpclcncjr.
NUW YOHK , Oct. B. Strcculatlon on the
Stock exchange today was strong In tone and
the movement of prices upward , the oc
cantonal blight reaction occurring being mere
ly the unimportant recessions Incidental tea
a rising market and due to realizing tales
and bear spurts , but dldi not seriously in
terrupt the tendency toward a higher range
of value. It was In the railway Hat that
the Improvement was moat marked , and ol
this group the grangers were the leader : .
A prominent factor ot the situation was the
firmness of American securities on the Lon
don market , although beyond some small buyIng -
Ing at St. Paul the foreign houses were not
In the market to any appreciable extent.
Yesterday's covering movement was contin
ued , and most ot the room traders were on
the bull thlo of the market , and there dlt !
not seem to be any bear movement on
which the shorts could operate. So firm
was the tone of speculation that no eflpri
to hammer stock was made on the announce
ment ot a receher for the firm ot Coflln &
Stanton , \\htch appears to have been duo
rather to a disagreement between the part
ners than to any financial embarrassment
their reltloni having been strained for some
time past. The rumored death of the czar
was alto without effect on the market , and no
belter evidence was needed than that nei
ther ot those caused the slightest
flurry. Under ordinary conditions depres
sion at least would have followed the one or
the other.
Sugar led In the transactions and was EO
successfully manipulated as to be closed ex
actly at yesterday's prlco of 85Hc. after
having been run up to 86c , and sold down
to STT4 per cent. There la a growing belle
that the controlling interests' ' In the stock
are desirous of keeping the price down to
effect on congress and are not avene to
Increasing their holdings at that lower figure
Chicago Gas .also stands unchanged on the
day , having moved within a range ot i pe
cent. Early In the day a deal ot this stock
WB sold to take the pfofltS ot yesterday'
advance , whllo In the later dealings ther <
was good buying of Hie shares. It U though
the bull clique , disliking too many followers
took occasion to shake out some ot th
weaker holders by letting ; the prlco down a
fen * points. The principal gains on the d.uy
nre : Uurllo&too , Lakei Etor rlcl ere
erred , Northern Puclilo prefe.tvJ find To-
JDCCO preferred , 1 per cent ; Chicago & St.
' ul , 1 % per cent ; Plttsbufg , Cleveland ,
Qojumbus , Chicago & St. Louis , 1U per
Snt ; Denver A Hlo Grande preferred , IK
icr conl ; New Jersey Central & St. Paul
inferred , l',4 per cent , and Adams Express ,
petenj. . 9ccllnc8 were established ot 1
er cent In St. Paul & Dulutii , dblo Southern
nd American District Telegraph. In the
Inal Oeaflngs trade was light In volume , but
he market closed strong. The bond mar
ket waa firm all day and the trading active ,
alea aggregating $1,468,000 Chesapeake ,
. Texas Pacific seconds and Atchlson 4s
being most prominent In tho- dealings , The
Jiangen are mainly confined to fractions.
\dvanccs wore recorded In Minneapolis & St.
< ouls finis , southwestern division , 3 per cent ;
Georgia Pacific consuls , trusts roelpts , 4 per
dent ; Iron Mountain , Cairo , Arkansas &
161(81 ( firsts , 2 per cent ; Oregon Short Line
consul 5s , 2 per cent ; Chicago & St. Louis
nil Maw Orleans Bs , lid per cent , and St.
> aul firsts , southwestern division , 1 per cent ,
) ecllnes : Wisconsin Central Income , 2V4
per cent ; Oregon Navigation Bs , trust re-
iclnta , 2 per cent.
The Evening Post says : With no great
ihow of activity , the stock market con-
Inued today to manifest Its returning confi
dence. Nearly all the prices moved up
lowly from the start , the gains In some , of
ho granger stocks being considerable. For-
Ign brokers- did little , though American
stocks went above our level In the London
marltet before this market opened. There
voro some faint echoes of ( he war scare In
ho term of bold and transparent dispatches
hat the czar was dead , but this was alt.
The Evening Post's London cablegram
lays ; The stock market opened firm today
but quickly gave tra ? on continental selling ,
ccompanled ty rumors ot th.e death or fatal
Icknesa of the czar. Neither report was
confirmed , but the latter statement Is gcner-
lly believed. Americans , were firm the
greater part of the day , owing to support
> n the New York side and the scarcity of
he stocks here. The closing was weak , In
sympathy with our markets. Louisville
especially was offered. Silver securities
vere exceptionally steady on rumored China
.nd Japanese loans ,
The following were the closing quotations
n the leading stocks of the New York ex-
chang § today ;
ktctilRon U. P. D. & a
Adams ] Exrirb8 . Northwestern . . . .
Alton. T. 11 do pfd
do pM N. Y. Central
Am. Express N. Y..tN. Eng , . . .
Baltimore .SiOhio. Ontario & W 10K
3nnada Paelllo. . . . Oregon Imp
? anntla Southern , Orceon Nar
rcntral Pnolilo. . . O. S. L.AU. N. . . .
] lies. A Ohio pacltleMall
Jhicairo Alton. . , . P. D. & K
3.I3.3iQ. 73M Ptltstmrtr
"ullman Palace , .
Consolidated Qa
3.C. O. ASt. L . . . Richmond Term , .
: olo. coal k iron do pfd ,
Cotton Oil Cert. . . O. W.
Del. & Hudson. . , . RO. w. pra : „
Dot , Ladk. AW. . . Roolc Island , . ,
B. &R.O. pfd St. Paul
D.C. F. Co .HI. I'aulcfd
St. P. & Omana. . .
do pfd
UpnM 2f Southern Pno
fortwnyno IBS 9ughr Hennery. . .
S. Northern pM. _ . JOO . Coal A Iron
Ioolt1nr " tnn. Pacific. . . .
! ValVey" 1 W ft O. Cent. pfd. .
111. Centra ) . . . . . . . P2 ilOn r.ieinc
it-l > . ADnluth. . . . 24 tl. 9. Expre-js
IJ.&T.Dfd i SIM vr.Si. L.I , p
Lake Erin & \V. . . 17 do pfd
do pfdtt. . . . : . . 71 Wells Panro Ex. .
LaUn .Sliqra. . . : . . . 136H tVestern Union. . .
Lead Triml. . , . . : . 88 W.il , E
L * > uUvlllo.t N. . . . t > 4H do pfd
Loulavlllo.t ff. A. 7 M .tSt. L
Manhattan Coli.v. 114' D. &R.G ] ( <
McnrohUlA 0 10 0. K
MlchlgSrSCorit. . . . 08 N.L
Uo.Pnclflo " 81 C. F. k I
Mobile Ohio. . . . I donfd
NdshvllloChat. . . iltl JI.4T. 0 . - . .
National Cordiya J2 ; T. A. A. i N. M. . .
do pfd 241 T. gt.L&K.O. . . .
N. J.dWtrai itl
NtVV. pfd. : 23K n
NoHh Afti. % . - : . . - pfrt ,
( Jorthorn PAelfto. Am. Tob. Co OHM
NQ. Paj. pfrt. \ ilo pfJ 100
The total sales of stock today were 157,431
shares , Includlnjri American SMRar , 39,000 : 13ur-
Inston , 20,100 ; Clilc-igo Oas , 22,700 ; nistllllnc &
CattlefeedlnK , 2,000 : I iulBvlllo & Nashville. 6,300 ;
Mls-wurl 1'acinc , 6tM ; Hock Island , 6,300 ; St.
Paul. 25,000.
New York Alonoy Olarlret.
NEW YORK , Sept. 5. HONEY ON" CALIj
Jasy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed
t 1 per cent.
PRIMC MUnCANTlLR PAPKR 3ff5 per cent.
BTUKLINO EXC1IANQE StAnn. with actual
business In bankers' bills at tl.SGX < ir4.S7 for de
mand and 14 844.S8 for sixty dais ; posted
rates , Jl.SClifit.S7 and J1.87tSri.SS ! ; commercial
bills , $4.84i&4.S4i. !
SILVER CEUT1F1CATES-63HC.
GOVERNMENT DONDS Firm ; state bonds ,
Inactive ; railroad bonds , firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U S. Csroz . D.ii a , IB .
-.S. Bacdlip . Erlo 2nds .
i. -taref.- . - . . O.K. AS. A. US. . .
. s. 4aconp . do 78 .
O.S.iiBret ; . II. StT. C. CS : .
PociflcOBOf ' 1)3. . . does . : .
Ala.CUe A . M.K. A.T. 18t 43. .
Ala. Class D .
Alp. CUs > C . Mutual UnlonOs. .
Currenolei . H.J. Cent. Gun. 63.
La. Now Cop. < . . No. P.ic Istfl .
Missouri Ok . No P.ic. 'Jnds .
N.C.U ? . N. W. ConsolB. . . .
o . doS. P. D b. 3s.
g. C. nan fund . . ; . o. w. ists .
Tenn. now Bet 0. U p Consols 7a. .
TcnnnoW Bfltfi. . . . t.P.C.&l'.W.5a.
Term , old 6s . St.L.i I.M.Gcn.fis.
Va. C irtario % . . . S. L.AS.P.Ocn.,0
do qclor-od . Tex. Pac. Ists , . . .
Atchl8b.n49 . Tox. Pao. Js .
Alclilson 2s A. . . . U. P. iBtiof 'OtJ. .
Canada So. 2nds. , West Shore 4 .
Cell. Pac. l | s 't)5. ) 10SJ Southern U.R.Rs ,
D. & . R.G. 7 .
lloston Stoo'x Qaotatlnn ] ,
BOSTON. 6ot B. Call loam. 2 < J3i ! oar cent :
tlmo loans. 33 * per com , Closlu ; prlcsi ( or
BtocUnbonds and inlnlnr a lure i :
A.T. $ 8. F Westlturh. Electrlo ,
Am. Surar W. Elelfefd. . 62
Am. Svitar pfd Wls. Central . 62s
tiay State Gas AtchlBon 2da . 21 <
Boll Telephone. . . . Atchlnon is . 70
UOHton Ac Albany. . Now England ( Is. .
Boston 4 Mama. . . . fien. Electric 5s. . . 87
do ptd WiB. Cunt. lets. . . . BK
C. . D. A.Q AllouczMlnlnirCo. ao
Fltcliburg'pfd. . , . ; . Atlamla . 10
Gen. Electric ItoBton.t Uontini 30 ! <
Illinois Steel. > . . Iliittoii Uonton. , . .
Mexican Cehtral. . Calumet < Si Ilooln. . SOB'
N. Y.AN.E Centennlnl .
Old Colony Franklin 10
Oregon Sliort ULO >
RnUDer. Oscoola 24'
Union Paclflc Oulncy O'J
Went End TnninraoU I6a
W. End pld
Han Franc ! co Mining Mock Quotation * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct fi.-Tho oniclal closluir
quot.itlona for inlnlnp stocus today \vcro as fol
lows :
Alta 20 Mexican 181
licloher 105 Mono 'J6
Heat & Belcher. . . . 1U5 Mount Diablo 10
DodluCoti isn Ophlr 300
BuUvcr. 17 t'otoal H7
Chollar 70 Snvaeo , , , po
Con.CBl & Va Klerr.i Nevada , . . . 143
Crown Point 103 Union Con IDS
Eurrka Con 23 IJtnli is
Gould & Curry. . . , 103 Yellow Jacket. . . . 111 !
Halo.t Norcroaa. . 110
Xer Vork .ttlntir
NEW YORK. Oct. B. Tlia lollowmr era th
closing mminr Quotations :
Cholor. . . , 00 Plymoutn 10
Crown Point VO Slerrn Novacti 180
Con. Cnl. A Va. . . . 050 Standard lin
Deadwood SO Union Con lee
( lould fc Curry 00 Yellow Jacket. . . . 110
Iluto.t Nororo 3. . 100 Iron Silver 10
Hoinosuiko HBO Quicksilver ISO
Mexican 170 do preferred Hun
Ontario , . . , 500 Bulwer. , 13
Oplnr. 375
Lomtoti fitoek ( Jnotn'lorn.
LONDON , Oct B.1 p. in. closing
Canidl.in 1'aclrtc. , 07 St. Paul cum . . . . .
Krle 15 N. Y , Central KK1U
Erlo2da 7tm I'cnnsylvnnla. QI :
Ills. Central t.V ) < Iteartln ? im
Mexican ordinary. 17K MCI. Con. mivr4 _ i.4UM
Financial Notes.
BOSTON , Oct. 5. Clearings , I13.9J ; K5 ; bal
once * . 11,478,18.
BALTIMORE. Oct. B.-Clearlngs , < 2,248I19 ;
balances , 1201.344.
PHILADELPHIA , Oct. G.-CIrarlngB. 19,732-
C23 ; baluiic , 1,704W4.
II IJMI'l I IS , Oct. B.-C1eurlns , J320.03T ; bal
ances , J37,2i8. New York excliangc unjottlcd.
NK\V ORLKANS , Oct. B. Clearings , Jl.340.070.
New York excliange. bank , par ; commercial
II. per tl.OOO discount.
PARIS , Oct. 6. 4 p , m , Three per cent
rvnt > , lOlf 87 He for the account. Exchange
on London , 22t Ito for checks.
NKW YORK , Oct. S.-Clearlnis , S9C37H53 ;
balancea. t7.OM.113. The stcamah'p I.ucanla will
tuko out 100.0UO ounces ot illxcr ,
WASHINQTON , Oct. 5. Tlia cash balance In
lli tr n urr at the cloee of bualntsa today
\\a H2 > ) , iilT6 ; cold reserve. J19.03.0W.
IX3NDON. Oct. 5. Gold Is quoted today at
Kuenoa Ayres at 232 ; Madrid. 18.00 , I.lnlxm ,
MM ; St. 1'eteraburg , CO ; Atherj , 77 ; Itome. 109
Vienna. 103.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 8.-ClcarIii , 13.307.4U ; bal-
ancca. N93.B4. Jloncy dull at till p r cent
Exchange on New York , Wo discount bid , of
fered nt 750 discount.
CHICAGO. Oct. B. Clearing * . tM.lie.
Money , -lB4Vi per cent on call , 50 * per cen
on Chile. New York eichsuiKe. 60o discount
Forvlgii eichanje , dull ; sterling commercial
CINCINNATL Oct. B.-Money. SOS per conl
New York exchanRe , par , Clearings , J1.J40.1W
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. B.-Drafta. light , KHo
telegraphic , ISc. Silver bars , UHO'lHo. Mexl
con dollar
OMAHA LIVf STOCK MARKETS
Cattle Receipts Ictiih the Highest Mark
Recorded M the Local Yards ,
* FINISHED "STEERS ON SALE :
Offering ! Entirely from the RnnRo Con *
na Cnnnen Sell Slightly totter
Stcftu'r to' Weak Slice ? Unit
niul i'cno-
FUIDAY , Oct , 5. 1891.
So far this week receipt ! ) Of cattle liavo
> ccn nearly 7,000 heavier than last , while
hog supplies hare fallen oft about 3,000 head
and sheep nearly 2,000 head.
Late arrivals on Thursday swelled the re
ceipts to 8,647 head , -Milch was the largest
number of cattle ever received hero In an/
ono day. The largest previous run was 7,786
lead , which number arrived nearly a year
ago , on October 23 , 1893. A good share at
the cattle that came In Into on Thursday
were on today's market , so that , with the
4,900 fresh cattle tbcro were over 7,000 on
sale today when the market opened. Neatly
everything was direct from the range and
.hero was an unusual scarcity of beef for so
arge a number of cattle. Conditions were
all against the Boilers and they had to ac
cept a very material decline In prices. With
such ample offerings buyers could afford to
59 Indifferent , and In the faca of a decline
ot from 50o to 60o In Chicago this week
they were inclined to bo very bearish. Bids
and sales were all of from lOc to lEc lower
than Thursday , muklng a dc-cjlno since Mon
day of from 25o to 40c. Of course , the
under grades , being most abundant , suffered ,
the most , but oven the moro desirable grades
[ lid not escape. It was a dull , weak market
throughout and nothing like a complets clear'
anco was made.
Cows also shared In the general depres
sion. Including holdovers , there must have
nearly 1,000 loads on sale , and , although
the demand was quite active , both from local
ind outsldo butchers' , most sellers were per
fectly satisfied If able to work oft their hold
ings at within from lOe to IBc of Thursday's '
; > rcca. Calves were In good demand and
Inn , notwithstanding the liberal offerings.
Bulls , oxen and stags generally sold at a
shade under Thursday's quotations.
The market was simply oversupplled with
stackers and feeders , so that buyers were
able to shade- prices somewhat , In spile of
he continued active demand from all sources.
3ood to choice feeders -are quotable at from
P2.70 to $3.16 ; fair to good , from $2.40 to
2.70 , nnd common grades from (2.25 down.
Representative sales :
cows.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
730 t 73 1. . SCO | 1 73 1..1100 $2 00
ECS 1 45 z , . SCO 1 80 1. . , 910 2 01
9JO 1 M 2. . 930 ISO 2. . ,10M 2 00
818 1 CO 4. . . . 875 1 fO 15. . . 91C 2 CO
SOI i to 1. . . . GSO 1 80 1. . , HO 2 00
783 1 GO 1. . . . 920 183 1. . ,1100 2 00
846 i co ' . .1070 I 85 1. . . 8TXI 200
847 i co 2' ! . . .9GS 1 85 4. . . 877 2 00
670 i co 19 , . . M4 190 5. . .10M 2 10
840 1 65 2 , . .1000 ISO 9. . . 924 2 10
846 1 53 1. . . BOO 1 SO 51. . 2 15
, 841 1 GO 2. . . . 935 \ M 4. . .10M 220
1 CO 2.iUTO 1 90 17. . .1094 2 25
1 Co 2..1010 190 2 30
842 1 10 * . , , , ? 97 1 90 21 , 932 2 30
946 1 70
HEIFEKS.
2. . . EO J 15 i.t. , 550 1 70 9. . . . CIS 1 SI
1. . . 3SO : 25 ] . , . . 4CO 1 70 1. . . . 600 1 SO
' ' ' 655 1 60 4. , , , o 1 70 1. . . . SCO 2 00
2' . . 715 1 50 3..743 1 75 1. . , . 410 2 no
9. . . 5LS 1 CO I. . . . MO 1 75 2. . , . CM 2 10
13. . . ESI ICO T.V.18J 1 75 1. . . . 7V ) 2 IS
1. . . , 870 1 65 . . 1 73 1. . . FCO 2 23
1. . . 530 1 C3 1..i 770 I S3 1. . .1000 2 25
' ' ' 400 1 CS 26. . . , 721 1 SJ > ' ' . 930 2 25
f , . . . ECO 1G3 I1. . , . CIO 1 85 l.'i .1120 2 2-
13. . . , 63G 1 ,0 . . . . C53 1 85 2. . . CSS 2 35
, tSS 1 70 9. . . . 931 1 S3
CALVES.
1. . , 150 t 15 1. , . , 420 2 00 1. . . , 2.10 3,00
3. . . 253 1 2o 6. , , . 212 2 00 1. . . , no 3 0)
1C. . . 213 1 40 8. . . . # 70 2 20 ) . . . , 220 3 0)
6. . 1 CO 10.j ; 378 22U „ , 220 3 00
1 320 1 M 12. . . . 2CO 2 23 4 ! ! ! , 195 3 no
.t-S20 1M4 , 285 225- -1. . . , 100 3 ca
. 180 I M U.r 210s 23 , 310 3 CO
, . 2M I 50 2. . 280 : 2 : 1 , i ; 3 2'
: . 3GO I 50 3. . 00 2 40 : : : , 125 3 21
, . 230 1 50 3. . 210 2 50 , 220 3 CO
, . 270 1 50 2. . 110 250 , ISO 3 60
, . 221 1 50 2. . 200 2 60 , 2M ) 3 50
, . 232 1 H 4. . 275 2 50 i. . , 120 3 CO
, . 350 2 CO 375 S75 2. . , 2:0 3 60
, . 310 2 CO is ! ! 310 275 1. . , 1M > 4 00
, . 170 200 210 375 9. . . . 14C 4 25
13UU.S.
, . 70 1 50 1..1HO ICO 1. . .1020 1 75
, . so 1 W 1. . . . 8SO 1 6i 1. . .14JO 1 75
' 1 50 1..1D03 1 70 1. . .1570 1 85
i.'ioco 1 55 1..1COO 170 1. . .1500 2 00
, .1000 1 55 .1230 173 1. . .15W 2 20
, ,14(0 1 CO 1..11CO 1 75 1. . .1540 2 25
OXEN.
. .1190 215
STOCICEP.S AND FEEDEHS.
. 450 1 25 10. . , 663 223 1. . . . sso 2 40
. 713 1 50 23. . , 495 2 23 52. . . 732 2 40
Z. . . $15 2 CO 20. . , 731 2 25 27. . . C12 2 4 >
4. . . 792 2 00 t.9. . , 728 220 17. . . MS Z 45
0. . . too 2 00 13. . , 393 JSO 20. . . 624 2 60
1. . . so 2 00 20. . , 812 233 1 $ . . , . f87 2 CO
. 40 2 00 153. . ' 2 35 20. . , . 537 2 CO
a ! ! . 653 Z 00 27 . : 751 235 12. . , . 805 2 CO
2. . . SM 2 W 13. . , so : 233 ! > . . , . 821 2 C5
12. . 2 10 5. . , 452 235 4. . . MO Z C5
1. . Z 10 23 , . , 497 2 35 11. . , . 723 2 C * >
10. . . 5UO z 10 45. . , 808 2 40 11. . . 56.1 2 60
5. . . 421 215 i. . , 911 2 40 3. . , . 670 2 BO
1. . 421CO 220 1. . , 803 2 40 8. . . 9S4 2 fii
14. . . 877 225 2. . , S50 2 40 18. . , 983 2 C >
28. . . 722 2 25 7. . , 074 2 40 8. . , .1111 2 75
3. . S76 Z 25 14. . , 855 2 40 21. . 0.15 2 60
1. . 390 225 5 , . ,1180 , 2 40 300 3 CO
21 , . . 55C 2 25 2. . , 485 2 40 , 911 3 50
WESTERN CATTLE.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
3 otrB , tig893 )2 15 36 feeders. , . 946 J2 40
1 Btr , UK..1150 225 1 str , 11 B. , . ! 0 2 25
2 stl-a. tig-.1415 2 25 3 sirs. tig , . 965 2 25
1 feeder SOO 2 25 4 feeders. , . 1032 2 7i
1 cow , .1100 2 30 4 cows 1007 2 30
2 cows. . , . , . . 97G 2 30 5 stra , tip. .
1 bull U- 1 60' 2 steers. . , C65 2 00
6 steers. . , . SS3 2 00 1 steer. . . .1100 3 15
8 steers. . . . .1230 3 15 3 steers. . .1280 3 15
1 steer .1370 3 15 1 steer. . . .1210 3 IB
3 steers , , . , .1223 3 15 1 steer. . . ,1030 3 15
steers. . , . .1500 3 15 2 steers 11S5 3 11
i Btrs , Us..1115 2 S3 3 strs. tltr..lica 2 25
1 cow S20 1 S3 7 cows 931
1 cow , 870 200 1 cow 010 2 25
1 cow. . 830 225 9 Btrs , tic..1000 2 43
28 feeders. , . .1332 43 feeders. . . , 9W 2 25
5 sirs , I1S..1KO 2 CO
COLORADO.
41 cows. . . . . . 039 210
Bro n-Ihff Cattle company.
1 cow , . 080 2 10 103 stis , TCK..11S1 2 40
271 cons 502 2 05
W. J. Wilson.
1 heifer 150 I M 1 bolter 590 1 CO
3 heifer GOO 1 CO 2 hrlfers. . . , 4V. 1 C1
1 cow 6GO 3 10 18 feeders..1258 2 40
R. O. I'etcrs.
1 str , tlK..iW 200 1 str. Us..1040 2 00
1 Btr , tK..10GO ) 2 CO 20 cows 901 2 Oi
7 sirs , tig. . . 1192 223 1 str , US..1HO 2 SO
1 Btr , tie..1100 2 30 0 strs , tig..1171 2 30
D. J , Jones.
41 heifers. . , . 770 1 SO
3 , W. Trlpler ,
122 feeders..1013 2 37H cows. . . . 68J 2 10
W. U. U. Company.
1C2 cows. . . . . 8C2 2 0 ]
A. J. Grocery.
1 str. Us. . ,1300 S 4 ! _ . 1 str , tig , , ,1470 2 15
1 str. tiff. . ,1201 2/5
I HUGonlon.
2 cow.i. . . . . .1150 3 71- 13 ulcers. . . . .123T 3 20
\\'f fKT Sejmour ,
1 cow 1170 ISO S4co\is. . . , .1073 2 25
1 cow 1050 li&M" 5 cows. . . , 2 25
17 steers 1307 2 15 i
AVllltam llcConughey.
23 cons I1U 2 40
IE i'i Smellier.
1 bull .1150 3 to , 1 bull 1500 1 70
1 cow. . , , . . . WO 1 7 ! , , IS cows 973 2 15
[ WYOMING.
1 i Kepler.
1 bull ,1300 I' K 4 cows S32 200
2 cows. . . , , , i.llCO 3'SJ i 14 feeders. . . . iC7 240
iW > 'A. Carter.
1 cow. 1010 3-MJ- J cow. lOfO 300
' ' ' 11CO JOT- 1 C0 r. 730 200
15 mixed. , . 1027 t Z Steers 3175 2 85
18 steers. . , , 10S7 i tH-- 1 steer. 870 285
5 steers. . , . S92 fS3.i | 1 steer 3010 2 S3
31 steers. . , . 1 ! 3 2 SI i
T. N. Mathcws.
1 bull . 1S0 , S cons .815 2 00
11 Btrs. tlB..1280 > 3a , i G cows. , . . . , ,1123 225
55coivs 2 cows , , . . . , .1055 250
1 feeder 700 i 20 1 calf ,120 3 00
& 1'UKsley.
5 bulls. . . . . . .1110 1 M 17 cows. . . . . . .817 2 00
149 co\vs. . . , SC3 210 2 strs Tex. . ,1001 2 40
G cows 811 1M 35 cows .ESS 2 10
69 sirs Tex , 923 230 1 strs Tex. , ,1030 2 40
A..A , Qeiclm.
1 bull , . ,1070 123 2 cows , ,1210 2 33
3 cows. , 9M 233 11 cows , .967 2 35
Montle Ulevlnn.
Cfi steers. , . , . .1211 330 07 steers. . , . , .1212 3 30
D7 cows. . . . . ,1054 2 40
Noble Tiros.
. , , KJ 1 CO 80 cows . 81 2 00
* 2 sire , tig . . .1235 215
215OREGON1.
OREGON1.
Stewart & 1C.
a bulls 17J 1 cow. .1019 2 W
N , W , HARRIS & GO ,
BANKERS ,
1 63-169 DearbornstM Chicago.
15\V llt , , New York. 70 State-it , Boston.
BONDS
Con ipondtaof BollclttJ
MW . . . . . . . 3)5 Tfudcr * . , , . l 140
5 refers. , , , 1K1 BM
BMIDAHO.
IDAHO.
RldrcdE * Tirol.
. cj ; aio 71 cam . U III
HOaS Ht-ccipta fall to show any Improve-
mo tit either at to quantity or quality1. To
il ay's run fell about a thousand short ol
Thursday , or a week ago , and \vhllo thera
were a few very good heavy hoga on sale , the
proportion ot poor light and underweight
Bturf. was aboyt as largo aa ever. Packers
oealn had It all their own way , and only
: ho imallncss of the supply proventc.il prices
'rom going considerably lower. On account
ot tlia lower markets east and the ample
supplies there , shippers are doing very little
atwestern markets , and only the good fresh
meat demand and the light receipts are re
sponsible for the maintenance oC values. The
market opened about steady , with fair to
very good mixed hogs selling at from H.76
to $5.10. Choice heavy stuff sold up to 15.30
iml poor light mixed nnd rough stuff down
to $4.50. Pigs and stock hogs were not In
very active request , hut Uicy soUI about as
usual down around 12.50 to (1.60 , according
to weight and quality. The market weak
ened off as the morning advanced and clos
ing sales were pretty close to a nickel lower
than Thursday. Fair to good mixed hogs
sold very largely today at from $4.75 to 45.10 ,
as against J4.S5 to JG.10 on Thursday and
? 5,10 to $5.25 n week ago. Representative
sales ;
No. Av. Eh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
04 . 1C1 400 M CO 94 . 19710 II W
17. . . , . , ,167 160 4 CO 87 . 210 120 4W
< . 212 60 4 CO 71 . 221 ! SO 4 n
27 . 172 40 40) 22 . 1W 40 4 9J
r > 3 . 171 160 4 CO 75 . 206 . . . 4 r
1 . 209 160 4 65 82 . 215 320 00
" 6 . 1SI . . . 463 72 . 22S 80 S 00
9 . 1C3 200 4 CS 7 . za 231 S <
. ,190 GO 4 73 60. . . 231 WO t < W
1 . 320 , . , 473 C . 217 40 SCO
2 . 190 . . . 473 54 . 227 ICO SOO
2 . 343 . . . 473 74 . 227 SOS 03
16 . 1S2 lo 473 41 . 277 40 fi 03
21 . 223V > 475 C7 . 184 . . . 510
20 . 224 SO 475 45 . 301 . . . 510
" 5 . 191 200 475 05 . 281 40 510
" 9 . 1GS 1 0 475 C ( ! . 2IS 40 5 ID
" 7 . SOO 40 47714 75 . 211 210 510
7S . 10S ICO 4 SO 4) . 301 40 5K
31 . 197 SO 4 SO C9 . 261 SO 521
" 9 . 187 SO 4821.J 69 . 291 . . . 520
2 . 335 . , . 4 S5 ' 1 . 200 . . . G SO
02 . 203 240 493 23 . 2 $ } . . . 521
.8 . : JI 30 IW 1 . 21 } . . . CIO
6 . 233 . . . 4 M 43 . 2S7 . . . B 0
'
0 , . . . . . . .241 . . . 100 45 . 313 . . . (30
73 . 217 120 I W
riCSS AND HOUGH.
1 . iCO . . . 223 25 . 78 . . . 315
. 43 . . . Z M > 1 . 110 . . . SSO
1G7 . t > . . . 250 72 . 152 120 31.0
25 . US . . . 300 9 . 91 . . . 3 SO
9 . 53 . . . 300 52 . 110 . . . 4 ( Kl
5 . 148 . . . 30) IOC . 109 . . . 40(1 (
: S . 4S . . . 300 42 . 105 . . . I 00
1 . 250 . . . 300 Z . 2SO . . . 423
54 . 103 . * . 300 S . 115 . . . 440
157 . Cl . . . S 00 121 . 124 ICO 450
2 . CS . . . 3 00
SHEEP Supplies were heavy and the mnr-
kct weak and lower. Good muttons and
lambs were In fair * request nt prevailing low
prices , but It was hard to sell common and
stock sheep at any price. Representative
sales :
No. AV , Pr.
4 bucks . 127 SI 40
S7 natlte mixed . 83 t DO
CIIUAUO I.1VH STOCK.
TlicroViin Flrnincaa for AH Urntleg of
Cuttle.
CHICAGO , Oct. 5. About 0,000 cattle came In
today , making ; marc than 75,000 hend for the
expired part of this week , npilnst 80,121 head
for the same tlmo last uecl < , C1.S33 liend n > cnr
ago nnd 74,126 head two years ago. The market
> MIS flim. not alone for Rood to octiA Ktndps ,
which did not enter very I a reelIntn the supply ,
but for the poorer kinds an well. Tlieic wan a
very Kooil demand from the several sources , nml
all of the ficsli all lulls und about ull of the
salable stock ns cloheil out by noon. In many
Inntancca p.ilcsmcn obtained belter pilces than
were bill > esleiiny ] , but the general maikct was
not ciuolalily higher than Thursday. Theie wi-ru
about 4.000 nalUc , 4.00J westerns and 1,000 Tcx-
ans. Nn lives fold on n basis of fumi Jl.M to
36.20 for Infeilnr to cxtm , westerns from J1.50 to
14. CD and Ttxon * from 51. M to $ J. > .
Weakness ajj.ilti had possession of the IIOR
market. There wns a fair donree of arlivlty
buth In the BliiipliiK' | and packing demands , but
none of th" buyeis would Uilk trade un a b.ials
of jestcrd.iy's prices. They Insisted upon u re
duction of lOc. and although holders made a
eood flKht nealnsl the cut , they had Anally to
Elvc way. The veiy choicest ot the offerinc *
could not be turned nt better than from K 50 to
J5.65 at nny time , while Inwards the clmc buyers
could not be found nnywliere near those figures.
The bull : of the business \\as done nt less than
CS.ery decent lots changing li.md * at from
t-4 90 to $5. anil "many bales ( nuking bt'lutv 94 SO.
The close found a eood many hogs still In Bailors'
hands.
In sheep prices arc frcm lOc to 15c lower tlrin
they were at the close of last weelt , The ninii : > i
nas more thnn that much < Mrly In the week.
but since Tuesday theie li.is been n ( light ! < -
eo\cry. The nmiket eutfeiod from nn ovcrsui- |
pll" . the recelnls foi the last lite < l.i > s MUKIC-
Katlng 73,00 } liead , and the total for the List
t o weeks lancInK close to 1SO.OOO . head. The
present raiiKv of rjuotiitluns Is from 73c to S3. " 5
for Hheei ) and from J1.50 to $1.25 for lambs.
Hecelpts Cattle , t.lMO head ; calves , 600 head ;
hops. 17 000 h ad j sheep , 7.000 hend.
Thu Evening Journnl rtimita :
HOQS niceiiils , 17l > oO head , olllclal ycstciil.iy ,
27,000 hend : shipments , 5,100 , hc.idr left ovor.
about 10,000 head ; iiuallty 'mil ijulto so guru ) ;
market modcmtely nctUe but easy , and priica
lower.
C.\TT1.IJ necclpts , S.OOO head ) maiKet quill.
test grades htc.idy utheis wenU.
SHKIJt1 Hecoipls , 7,000 head ; market fair ;
prices turner ,
I'torlit < iriitn .Market.
PEOUFA , Oct. 5. COIIN Acthe md higher ;
No. 2. I2c ; No. 3 , 51 c.
OATS Active nnd hl hcr ; No. 2 white , SO'l ©
31c ; No. 3 white , MV&ifrSOMe.
It V B Scarce : No. 2. 4Dfl1..Oo.
WHISKY Firm , lower ; high wine basis , J1.23.
Iiuliuli vhi.it ilurkrr ,
Dni.UTH , Oct. 6. WHBAT Close : No. 1
haul , enfli. f.S'.ic ; No. 1 noiihun , cnsh nnd Oc-
tnber , eSc ; May , CSc ; No. 2 not them , cash file ;
No , 3. MHc ; rejected , 4Sc ; to an he , No. 1 north
ern , 57B37UC.
CEiiSclren Oryfor
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children © ryfc'
Pitcher's Oastorla.
GhlEdren Cry for
Ditcher's Castoria.
March 31 t. 1S' -
Alee A 1'enrold Co : I am > iy much pleased
to commenaV. . L. Seymoui'B ability as an opt | .
clou , dating b en atlsfaciorlly flttcJ with gla 3-
c ; ; or asiiBnmllBm and derived * iat bcn lll
therefrom in my profestlorml work. I would rec-
commend all ot the arHstlo nrofoslon to da like ,
wlte. Very truly , J. LAUItlU WALLACE ,
Omalm Academy of Fine Arts.
UCADAC1IU CAUSED UV UVD STKA1N.
IJUN'T TIIIFLU WITH YOUIt I3YU3.
Many persons whoso heads art ) constantly ach
ing have no Idea what relief scientifically tilted
glasses will give them. This theory Is now unl-
veisally establ'shed ' , "Irnproi > erly lined glasses
will Invariably Increaaa the trouble and may
lead to TOTAL BLINDNESS. " Our ability to
adjust glasses safely and correctly Is beyond
Question. Consult us. Eyes tested free of charge ,
THE ALOE & PENFOUD CO. ,
Opposite Fasten Hotel.
LOOK FOR TUB GOLD LION.
Dueber = Hampden
17 = Jewel
Watches
are known by railroad -
17 < $ road men and other
RUBT JEWELED
ADJUSTED exPerts to be un.
equalled for wear
and accuracy.
The Duebcr Walch Works , Canion , 0.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL , BANK
V. 8 , Depoiltoru , Uiualw , tfebraika.
CAPITAL , - - $400,000
SURPLUS , - - $55,500
Officer ! aoj Direeton-Itearr VT. Tntii. pr -
Idcnti John B. Collins , Tlpr il < l at ( L irl <
& Iltcd , Cubltri Wllluuo U , ft. Uugbi * . uislit <
lr.
lr.THE
THE IBON BANK.
HOUSEWIVES
No OTHER
THE NMIRBANK COMPANY" * *
Steel Ranges $24.35 ,
Worth $38.00
4-Hole Ranges $5.65 ,
Worth $9.76
6-Hole Ranges $9.25 ,
Worth $17.60
Base Burners $11.35 ,
Worth $20,00
Canon Stoves $1.75 ,
Worth $3.60
Parlor Cooks $8.60 ,
Worth $17.50
Laundry Stoves $3.40 ,
Worth $8.50
Oil Heaters $4.90 ,
Worth $9.75
Price 814.65 Oak Stoves $5,65 ,
For this Imndsomo base burner , Worth $11.00
which U from ono of the best
fnumlrlOH In ilio United Stutos. Parlor Heaters $7.60 ,
It Is full nlcliolctl am ] lins all
tlin latest Iiiipravumoiits auil is Worth $15.00
well worth ts00.
Gasolhio Ovons..35 | worth $2.00 Shovels 5c worth. I0o
Zinc Boards 7BC worth Sf.50 Dampers 7c worth 20Q
Pipe Collars 3c worth lOo
Steve Pipe | 0c worth 20o
Elbows 8c worth ? 5o
Coal Hods | 7c worth 32c Pokers Qc worth lOo
TERMS :
S1O tvnrlh of > : oods ,
91 per week or 84 per month
82B vrortli at irxml. ,
Sl.RO per ircck or 0 per month
SfiO wur-th < ir cooili ,
S per week or 88 per inontb
875 worth < if cotiils ,
S'i.fiO per woolc or 810 per month
8100 worth nt e < > < ! ,
83 per wceu or 813 per month
Takoyour choice We don't care n worth of ooil ,
nip milch you cliooso. SI per week or 81B per rnont
'
Formarly People's Wammotli Installmant House
10 cents for postage on biff ' 91 cutalngno.
" \Vrlto for Baby Carrla o or Stove Catalogue mailed frco.
Goods solil on payments la Council Bluffs nnd South Omaha.
Close evenings at 0:30 : ; oxoopt Mondays and Saturdays.
THE ARMY OP THE TSMNESSBB
Is with us this \veek. Do you remember the wonderful nclitcv i
incuts of its old commnnilur , when he took command
sou fell ) and won a grcnt victory , at Atlanta ?
* m
$
Lognn WJIH invincible In war.
The Great Up to-Date Remedy ,
Logan's Sarsaparilln. and Celery Compound , fete Its narao in honor of thf ,
illustrious voluntooisoldier. . EV is Invincible ( or the blood nnd norvoB. as wB
Logan on the battlefield. It wins its light against disease every timo. U cureJ |
Guaranteed. You arc trilling with your health if vou don't try LOGAN'S ' SA
SAPAIULLA AND CELERY. Sold by nil drugfjiata. If for uny reason you
unable to ftna it at your drug store , write to
LOGAN bARSAPARILLA AND CELERY CO. ,
OMAHA , NBB.
BAILEY ,
THE DENTIST
Kelliiuto llentiil Worlf
ut Loirrtt I'rlceiu
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. llridgo work
full act teeth on rubbur 43 00 , tit ruarjutooil. Sil-
l.OOi puru gold r..OU.
Office , 3rd floor Pazton Block , IGtb and Far-
nam Streets.
Tolophoiio 108S.
lidAttendant. . Uorman Spoken.
DO. BAILBY'3 TOOTH
I.OTJDON. f
Commission Merchant
Grain and Provisions ,
Private wires to Chicago and N r TorW
All business ortlera placed on ChlC&jH
Board of Trade. ft
Correapondence Bollclted. ' > -
Office , room l ( titff York LU * BuUdlDSf
hon * lid * . v t