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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 10 , 1894 , COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Markets Wore All Moderately Inclined to the Bear Side. ALL THE LINES WERE SOMEWHAT SLOW Corn Acted In Sympathy with Wheat ninl Tlinucli the llccclpln Here Considerably Urnrlcr Thau Kfillm.-itcd Thor Wore Not Unitiunlly Jlcnvjr , CHICAGO , Oct. 9. The markets -were nil moderately Inclined to the bear side today. Wheat , coin , oats and provisions suffered from a tired fecllnff nrul were oytiipatlilzlnit With whnt was said to be a forecast of to morrow's government report and rumors concerning the condition of the czar of Itussla , The crop report , according to the alleged forecast , la to be bearish , The czar's death , which was npprchendcd , was considered bullish. Wheat Icrt "te only , but corn suffered to the extent cJ % c for October nnd tye for May ; oats closed % c lower and provisions at slight declines. The JlscouraKcment of yesterday's In crease of 2,200,000 bu , In the visible supply wins still workli E on the ciowd ( hit n owirg. For over hnlf an hour the rnurket waB very weak. It was about steady for ten tnlnutca at yesterday's decline , but nfter that and for about thirty minutes It be came Very weak. December , which closed yesterday at 63ftc , opened at that this morn ing and touched W'lic for un Instant ; then worked gradually down to 535 c , and then fell rapidly to We , which latter price It reached about 1:10 : a. m. May was raided on n. spread of t > Vic. The northwestern re ceipts were DRaln heavy , DM cars bcltiK re ported at Minneapolis and Duluth. Hero the Inspection showed 118 carloads. The foreign wheat markets were tiuoted easier nt the opening. The Raltlc , Black sea tind other competing cxportlnK countries , ex- cluslvo of India , shipped 2,680,001 bu , of wheat and ( lour last week. Including 3,215- 000 bu. from the United Status nnd Canada , C.H9.000 bu. were put alloat last week. The liberal northwestern receipts and the weak tone of the cables were the matters which , alonR with the still Browlns visible nupply , caused the easiness nt the opening. J ater , It was reported that the government statement tomorrow would state the yields ofwheat per acre at such a rate as would Increase the olllclal Indication of the total crop -IGO.WO.OO bu. , or about 50,000,000 bu. more than It had previously s invested. 'lat rumor was nald to be the reason for the Increased pressure which broke December to S3Vic , the flint time It got there. It recovered tn from Ktc to 0314c , declined again to 53Jic , with a pale of a smnll lot at from IHVic to KP.ic , and had reacted to CSV c , which was bid when Hradstreot'H visible supply statement struck the market and knocked a small chip off It. It sold off to from Ki'/ic to 53-TsC at the time referred to. Crndstreet'B gives an Increase of 3,369,000 DU. cast of the Rockies , 781,000 bu , Increase on the Pacific side and an Increase of 232,000 bu. afloat for and In Europe , Humors con cerning the czar of HusKla were numerous during the session and near the close It was spread about that ho was dead. There was a disinclination among the crowd to remain short over night and some coverIngs - Ings near the close resulted In advancing the price of December to D3U < 3 , at which It closed , Mny resting at OSUc bid. Corn acted In sympathy with wheat. The receipts were considerably heavier thnn estimated , but were far from being heavy. The estimates yesterday were 95 cars and 128 cars were Inspected. Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow are 100 cars. The govern ment report. It was said , would glvo the conditions so much better than on the month previous that It would Indicate 103,000,000 bu. more than It did then In the total yield , A little business was done In the new No. S to arrive In December at M c under the May price and In No , 3 yellow at Co under , business wus active , with a general down ward tendency up to the middle of the day , and a , slightly reactionary tendency after that. liny opened from GO'ic to & 0c , against r > 0nc to Clc at the close yesterday. It fluctuated around GO'.fec ' to 5Qc unil thin dropped to Me , when wheat was at the weak point. Toward the end It was back to C0c. The price hardened In the last few minutes and closed at 50' ' , c for May and file , for October. Oats was active throughout the entire session and , tnllucncrd by the easiness In corn , also was quite weak. Considerable long stuff was offered for sale nnd that , with a lower cash market , created a good Bluiie of the heaviness. Quite a big business was transacted. Orders were fairly good all day and Hellers were numerous. The slocks of contract oaln In store showed an Increase of 42,000,000 bu , on last week and may have hail something- < ln In the bears favor. May started at 33-Jc and sold down to 33c , closing nt SiliC. The receipts of hogs were only 12.000 head , but the provision ! ) market did not recelVB any beiiellt from the Bmnllncss of the run. The weakness of the grain trarkets caused a sympathetic feeling In the hog products' . There were some half smothered Indications of a desire to unload come long stuff had the market been broadened , but as it looked unable to absorb much , without breaking badly the offerings were tempered to the capacity of the markets. Hog receipts for tomorrow aru estimated at Ctoo ; head. January deliveries ut the close showed th following losses since yesterday : Pork , 7Vic ; lard. Be , and ribs , " 'Ac. The leading' futures ranged as follows : Articles. I Opoti. High. | Low. | CloBO. tVheat.No. V Oct 61 Dec SB" G3UCW May B8T1QJ5U C8M Corn No. 2. . Oct 51 ! < BOW 61 Nov iiij Mlk 61 Dec 4fHi 48H 61W ( May. BOU BO COM CHIHNO. 2. . . Cct 2RH Nov . . SHU ttSH Mny 33H 33 33MfflH I crkpcrbbl Jim IS 70 12 " 0 12 IS 00 turd. 100 Iba Oct. . . . 7 B7W 7 67 } < 7 67K " ' 733 7 SS 7 80 7 BO liort"illb's- Oct 0 07 W 70 0 57W 0 HO Jan U l ! I ) 4'JJ 0 ! 17W fl JO Oncli miot&ttoni were as follows : Kl.Ot'U Easy. WHEAT No. 1 * prlnr. BIH&MHc ; No. 3 eprl nominal ; Ko. 2 red , 51"i 5,4c. CO11N No. 8. 61o : No. 5 yellow , W > Hc. OATS-NO , s. 2s 4c ; NO. s white , siuasn HO. 3 white. 31 31He. nvn-No. 2. 4Jijf < 4se. IIAHI.BY Nu. 2. We : No. 3 , 8 ! < ff3 < ! Sc ; No. 4 , t SCSI lie. KiiAX BKKD No. I , ll.GO TIMOTHY HI-i-i > Prime , I3.M. I'llOVISIONH-ilPus pork , per bbl. , 112.75ei3.00. I.ar.l , per 10i ) MM. J7.63. Short ribs , shies < lee c ) , a.M .75 ; dry * alt l nhiitildrera ( boxed ) , ja.STi S.M : iihort cti-ar , Hides < boicil ) . ? 7.0Cr7,12'S. WHISKY Distillers1 lltllsIu-J goods , per gnl , , 11 23. 8UOATl-Cut loaf , 3.30 ; granulateJ , H. tanOanl A , 14.41. The ( ullowlnic were the recelpti and Bhlpments today : Articles. Receipt ! . Shipments. Klour. bblH. . . 8,000 Wlieat , bu. . , . 4,000 Corn , bn 71,000 Oats , bu. . . . . . 27H.OOO Ityc. bu 4,000 Harley , bu. . . . _ 218,000 _ On the Prtxltico oxchnnra toilny tlta bailer mar- bet waa ateiuly ; creamery , 163c ; dairy , VOC. NEW YOItK ( JUXKIt.Vl. MAKKCT. Yeiterduy'i IJnotulloii * on riour , < iraln nnd I'rovl lon , AlptuU , Ivtc. NEW YOUK. Oct. S.-FLOUn-IlecflptB , bblt. ; exports , 38,50) IjLls. ; dales , 11,500 market flat : low erodes steady because scari'p nod wnnte > l ; better ernUes pre > ri ] for Kile. Southern Hour , more active ; sales , 750 Lblx. Hyp flour , qu et : Miles , MO bbls. lUlcliWlieat flour , quiet : 1.73 ( < 1.W. IJL'CKWIIKAT-Qulet ; WB70c. COHN MUAIStoidy ; Bales , 200 bbls. . 2' , X > wicks. IlYE Quiet ! car lot , 49T31c ; boat loads , 51C Uc.HAIlL.nYl HAIlL.nY-l > ull : No. 2 Milwaukee , COBCic. IIAUI.KY MALT Dull : western , 708iOc , WHEAT lleoelpls. 17U.OW bu. ; exports , 78.500 bu. ; sales. S,6r , ( X ) bu. future * , sput none. Hwt | Inactive ; No. 3 rril. in store and ulevntor , WVio ; aJloat , 56Vic ; f. o. b. , CTo alloul ; No. 1 northern , 6Mio ilellverwl ; No. 1 hard. 67Uo dellvrmi. Ontlonii OIRMU-.I weaker under Inclc ot outside support , lower rablrs nnd sympathy with corn , and further declined at noon un a biR Incrvaio of nearly i&oo.WO bu. In the world'Bwheat stockv. IJiter there was a rally on covering by snorts. Clcm-d 'iVio lower ; Mnn-h closed at Cdjio , May , Bl 13-161i S-lSc , cloenl fZ c : ( > u- tolier rloseJ U\o ; Koveml.cr . closed Wlic ; 1X-- oember , M 15-16O5I B-l c , clorvd STUc. CXUN ) lleclms , 54.400 bu. ; exports , 6J.MO bu. : Bales , 4IS-.OOI ) bu. futures , C2.0JO bu. cpot. 8 [ ) l HUder ; Not S. ST'.lUST'io In utorr : CC41'ic nllout. Options opened weaker with the went , declined further on expectations of 100,000.000 bu. Incrcnm In III * cuni crop. Itnally iwrtlally nUISxx with wheat and rlueej UB'io net decline ; May , WiliMHc. rloni ] B4 > tc ; Octobur , E6SC17C. CIOMH : CTo , Nov mb r clox-d , Wia : December , UTi MMc , closed , i o. OATH K lpts. 4S.400 bu. : exports. 4.000 bu , Mies , ! S9,000 bu. futures , 116.000 bu. spot. Hpoi dull anil uy ; No. S , 32Uc , No. B delivered , 9)HCi No. I white , S6Uc : No. S white , tiuck.mlxi J < vi.-e leni.Sib > < c ; track.lHiK , Options weak early ( > < i liirie receipts , but flu id I y reactnl with corn and cloned at lifl io net decline ; May. ! 7 < itfJ7Hc , closed KUc ; October , UUo : November cloed 3J'ic ; December , lit llUo/cloanl / 341(0. 111OES Steady | iret salted , Novf Orltuii , M- , 5to U lb , , IU9e ; fiuenoi Ayrui , dry. 0111. XI to 21 lb * . , lle Texai , dry , 24 to so Its. , S hemlock ol , Duenos Ay A , light to heavy.TrelKliti , IJflHc. | VOpIy Quli'ti domistlc flwcv , UiiSloj pulled , flAV-SI ady ; shipping ; , J5.M ; gnatl to choice , HOPS Quiet ; Mute , common to choice , 30 8c : Pacific const. 4'iOS'/ic. ' PROVISIONS Ili-of , quiet ! cut meat * , dull I pickled bellies , iflS'.ic ; pickled shoulders. iXO * ; pickled hnms , &iJ9 c. Lanl. cnsy ; western stenm clowl at 1T. 3 ; city. TttCTUci Oclob r closed , 17.05 nominal ; January , I7.,0 | refined , dull ! continent , 17.44 ; South American , ' .75 ; compound , Cio. I'ortt. steady ! sales. 3W bbli , HUTTiit Unsettled ; western dairy , IzBltc ; 'actory , 12flSc ; KlRln * , JSc ; Imitation creamery , ( ! ? c ; state dairy , Hfl23c ; state creamery , Hff CHJrSi : Quleti stale , large. SOlOlic ; small , part skims , IflSc ; full eklins , _ _ _ . . IHlUH-Dull : stoto and Penhsjlvanln , IDiJWc ; cc house , ISfllCc ; ivttlcrn , fresh , ITGlOc ; rases , 2.MBI.W ; receipts , 13.897 pkgs. TAt.M > W-l > ull and steady ; city (12 ( per pku. ) , Itt"1 ! country * InKits. free ) , Set'to ' to quallly. l'iTUoiKUM-meady ! United closed nt SZilc llbsiN Firm ; strained , common to good , 11.30 Cl.r , , Tt'HPKNTINU-qulel. 2Sc. HICK l-'lroi ) domestic , fair to extra , Uo ; Tapnn. 4Sllic. MOIAH.Si.H-Iull ; New Orleans , open kettle , : > od to choice. SSflJOc. I'lO lltoN-Quiet ; Scotch , J18.ZOfl20.23 ; Amer- can , JlQ.OO lS.o' ' ) . TIN Quiet , firm ; straits , ' 113.63315.7 ! ; plates , inlet , KI'l-iTin-Quiet : ; domestic , I3.43i73.43. COPPKIt Quiet ; brokers' quotation 19.50 ; Metal pxchatiKB quotations , $9.G5ii9.3 ; bullion jrokers * quotation. $3.59. l.l/AD-Quk't ; Mctnl oxchnnire quotation , J3.16 J3.I7U ; bullion brokers' fiuolatloiiK. $3.05. TIN-Hnles. 20 tons Match , I5.25 ; 20 tons February , ) ir > .2. > ; 14 tans Junnnry , (13.23 ; 10 tons \prll , JI3.2n ; 23 tons November , 113 S3 ; CO Uns frwmlwr , )15 25. COTTON tiiiU : Oil , Inactive , lower , to sell ; irlmo criiilo , 2r.27ei oft crude. Z'iflZCo ; yellow jiittor Kindi-K , 3TC3Sc ; prime yellow , 3. f33o. OMAHA GKMiUAL .MAKKLTS. Condition nf Tritdo nutl Quutalloiii on Stuplo utiil I'aucy I'roduco. The market on CSB' Is very Him nt quotations. Owlnn to the Increaned receipts the market on veal Is lower , us will be nolcd from Hie quotations ulven below. According to Chicago Produce Cl.OOO cases of egg have been tr.ken out of storage during the four weeks In that city , leaving 271,000 PH yet to lie disposed of , lloeton has reduced Muck unly 3.0i cnnea so far , while It Is es timated that New York has 2,1.0)0 ) lem cases than month ngo , maklni ; a total icOuctlon of ' 4,00) ruses during September. As a rule , how * uver. very fww CPKS have been lnKcn from coun- ry BtorchrHites. The northwest Is dotted with unall refrigerators with capacities of from 1,000 .a 10,000 , ram-x. Hut as n rule not many of these ire expected to come on the market as storage itm-k. Theli * owners' will endeavor to market hem with fresh stock , mixing them In and caiisliiK no end of trpuble to receivers , who on- xpeclt'd to become accessories to the schema of imposing upon thu consumer. At present the nulliiK markets arc not encouiaRliiR thu ship ment of these eggs. They have nil of their own .lipy can take care of , and prefer to move a tine proportion of what Is In the o'ly ' before lies' KO after the stock In the couutr > coolvrs. Quotations : JIl'TTlin-PacklnB slock , lie ; fair ( o food conntiyi I4013c ; cholcu tr , fancy , 19020C ; eatli- ered crcumery , Mf21c ; erpiralor creamery , 22ff 230. 230.KGOS KGOS Per dtiz. . stflc'ly fresh. 3JQ160. I.1VK rOUI/ritY Old hens , t.c ; roosters , Ic ; i pi-It ) ic chickens , Cc ; ducks , 6S7e ; spring " .urkevp , JifSo ; hen turkeys , TffSo ; gobblers , Iff ; : old Kcefie , 40&c. OAXI12 Prairie chickens , young , per doz. , 13.75 { (3.00 ( ; prairie chickens , old , per doz. . J2.0jjj2.23 ; grouse , ynuiifr , pur doz. , J2.MIJ2.75 ; groune , nld , > el' doz. , 12 , blue wing teal , per < loz. , Jl.l'JJJl.M ; ? reen wins teal , per doz. , ll.Zitfl.CO ; duckn. mixed , pfr doz. , ll.OOfTl.10 ; cunvnslincks , JJ-MK ? 4.00 : mallards nnd red heads , S2.COQ3.00 ; quail , ll.2ViJl.DQ , venison daddies , HifflGc. VIOAIChokt ! fat and Email veals arc quoted at SVafjfc ; large and coarse , 34c. CIlMKHl- ; Wisconsin , full cieum. new make , I21ic ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , full cream , lie ; Ne braska and Iowa , part skims. 7@8c ; Ijlmburger , No. 1 , lli > ; brick. No. 1 , 12c ; Swiss , No. 1 , 14G13e. HAY Vplnntl hny. $8 , midland , J7.M ; lowland , } 7j rye straw , JO. Color makes the price on hny. l.lKht t > alt > s si-11 the best. Only top grades brine top pi Ices. I'UlUONS-Old birds , per doz. , 73c. VKaETAIlLEH. The put n to crop is Just now n matter of no -mall lniiortance. | Nebraska , though an ngn- culturnl state , dooa not produce potatoes enough tu supply the home demand , Hiid Is obliged to lin\R stock lilppt.'d In from other states. Dur ing th xpring Otntiha consumes n good many potntocp , anJ a little later 'draws from Kansas , MIsHourl and Callfonita. In the full Colorado. Utah , Minnesota nnd Wls- consln steeR | iut In an appearance. The Amer ica u Agriculturist In reviewing the potato crop eays : t'otatoes ore a short crop for the third succOKSlvii year , though not such nil utter failure a the Dppaitment of Agriculture letuins In- boriiuse those reports have not fully d tli favorable product nnd Increnflcd In northern New England nnd In Colorado rado , while our reports up to September 22 nhow that hite potatoes arc coming out better limn wan anticipated , Itelatlve to population the RU | i ly Is tin1 smallest on record. Tin ; total np- pM.ru to lie 105.000,000 bu. , or 20.K)0.0)0 ( ) bu , K'ES thnn the bonanza potato crop of ' 91. The uvoingo ylild per cro for the whole country Is the low est In milhlstorj - . only & 6 buHhds , ngalnst 17.5 bushplx as the next lowest In the crop ftillurt ! of "M , but the total outturn Is larger than last yt'.ir because of thu gain In breadth devoted to potatoes. With the exception of the sections iibJVo nutfil. the whole middle states and the cvntral west mo short of polalocn. Quality Is uneven ; the l" > st yielding sections have the finest quality , whllu the short sections complain of small tubers of Inferior quality. Prices have opened ut a coriespondlnKly higher range than UHttiil , and tnoweia exhibit a tendency to hold potatoes for ntlll higher values. This may im-nn tbat they uro Inclined to market more gradually and nvold n slut. In which cnsa n. eteady demand at fair prlce will bo assured. Canada's ncreagp U slightly greater tlran last ynr , the largest gain being In Ontario. l st year's crop wna conBldurahly butter than Ilia present crop , but In the nbi nc > of definite data we employ the Dominion censm of * 91 as a basis of comparison , knowliiK that tlm ' 91 crop was a fair averuge. Our leiMirtH jiolnt to a total crop In Canada of under 4VCOOu ! < K ) bushels , aralnst 52,00I)1000 to 55- OCO.OOO bushelx us tha average of Kood yeurn. Much of Ihn Canada crop IB shlppol nut- slde of th country wliero grown , but to I'anadhm markets , the proportion available for export to other countries being , for the I'rlncp Kilwora Island crop , 86 pe.r cent ; Nova Scot In , 33 per cent ; New Hrunswlck , 20 per cent ; Onlullo 10 per cent , and Quebec , 5 per fi-nt. This looks llko Canadian exports of 6,000.- 001) ) to 7.000.UU bushels of the ' 94 crop , against S.Oi'0,000 ' 10 S.UOO.COO In the year of fullest produc tion nnd most active foreign demand. The mari time provinces continue the surplus potato sec tions of I'arinda. but their acreage 1ms been slightly ilrcrcualnir for soms years. Knrmeis are ulifudy plnnnlnir a big- Increase for IS95 , how ever , u the reduction from 23 to 15 cents per bushel in ( Ho United States tariff and cheap wutfr fnlghtsniblc : them to compete with northein New Kngland growcro In the Boston and Ni-w York market ? . Ulils niiutc to growers In 111 ? United Htales range from 20 to SS cents per bushel nnd In Canada from 25 to CO cents. QuotatliniH ; rOTATOKH Oood Block. 75QSOC. OID IIKANS Hand-picked , navy , J2.2S ; mo- dhini. ll.sot/l.W ; common white beans , 11.750 1,90. l\'IONS-On orders. TOS'73c. ' CAIIIIACK-On orders , ! H15ic. < ! : , UllY lVr doz. . WQile. SWKKT POTATOES Per lb. , 2B2HC , or I3.DO per bbl.j Jerrey , $5.50 $ per bbl. Only about two cars of California fmlt were "ffetod nt auction yestenlay , nnd the market wns rather slow and devoid of Interest , Quota tions : QUINCES California , per 60-lb. box. 11.50 , APl'Iis--rSood stock , per bbl. . $ Z.MiJ2.7B. PKAl'HIIS California freestone , 41 ; clings , 7581 1'M'MS-Cullfornla , 90C8J1.23. I'EAIIS Hnrtlett. no good shipping stock ; n. Hardy and U. Clalrgcau , $2 ; winter Nellli. 11.73 ( illAI'KH rnnconls , 10-lb. barkets. 20c ; round IfitH. 19o ; California Tokay. Jl.26ffl.35 ; muscat , SI.Kfll.3S : cornlcheon , Jl. Sl.SS. CltANllKltltIis : Caps Cod , fancy , S9.75 I10.00 per bbl , ; Cupe Cod , choice. )9.0j9.73 , THOPICAL FnUITS. OHANCJES Mexican , 150 , 200 , per box , t3.00gi 3.50 ; Klorldus. J3.W. HANANAS-Cholcc stock. 1.7Sf2.50 per bunch. l.lOMONS-l'ancy Jl.'julna. 300 , 13 ; 360 II.7S0 3.00 ; chuli-o Messina , 300. I4.W. 1'lNEAPl'l.KS None , MISCELLANEOUS. OYHTIJnS Medium , per can. 12c ; horse shoes. lie ; extra standards. ISc ; extia selects. ISc ; company Meets , 25c ; New York counts , 28c , HHS8 Kntioy. per lb. , ICfflSo. HONEY California. 15c ; darlc honey. IDOlJo. MAPLE SVHUl'-Gallon can , per doa. , lit. NL'TS Almonds , 16fil7c ; English walnuts , llf ? lie ; tllberlM , l-'c ; liraill nuts , 10Q12c ; eastern chestnutii , 12fHc , CII 10lt-ruro juice , per bbl. , (6 ; half bbl , . 13.25. HIDES No. 1 green hides , 3 We ; No. 2 green hides. 3'ia ; NO. 1 green salted hide * , 4Uc ; No. 2 green tailed hides , 3'Jc ; No. 1 green salted hides , 21 tn 49 Ibs. 4'io ; No. 2 green raited hides. Z5 to 4 } Ibs. , 3ic' No , I veal calf. 8 to IS Ibs. , Tc ; No. Z vral rulf , 8 to IS Ibs. 5c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , Co : No. 2 dry flint hides. 4c ; No. I dry salted hides. Cc ; part cured hides Ho per lb. Ivu than fully cured. BlIEKP ITLTB-Qreen sMIed. each. 25760aj crt-en salted shearlings ( short wooled early sltlni ) , each , 10 < ! ioo : dry ilnarllngs ( short wooleA early tklns ) . No. 1 , each , ItflSc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early sklnn ) . No. J , each , 6c ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual right , tflSc ; dry flint Kansas and Nebranka murrain wool P lt . ver lb , . actual weight , 40'C'ic ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool | > elts. per lb. , actual weight , 4OGHc ; dry flint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4fjCc ; ( huve feel cut off , as It la useleis to pay freight on them ) . TALLOW ANI > QUEASE-Tallow. No. 1. 4tto : tallow. No. I , Ir ; grease , white A , 4c ; grease. white D , 3Uo ; grease , yellow , IVtc ; ccreut , dark. old butter , Itit'ic ; beeswax , prlmt , ' ) 110W , IHT'C. Minneapolis U'liojit Market. MINNIJAPOUH. Oct. 8.--U'hcal optned weaker IhlH mornlnx und vuon declined about Uo below I he clc. < of ynlrrday , but later tlrnird up on buyltiK by Mioitu and cles l Uc luwnr for Decem- Iwr und May. with cash the sam * ns Monday , Tha l&rK liirr > > u c In the vl > lbl supply tut re- portvd by prlvatu authorlly , eipt-etrd Im-iease In wintw Hheut m-flpls t primary polntu , and wmik cjblrH were tlir cftUM of the early decline. October. i3t o. December e \c ; May , Cx ic. On track : No. 1 hard , C7Ho , No. 1 northern , c ; No. I northern , BSUc. necelpls were imalltr and only s mounted to ] 67 , * bu. i ship- menu , , 34,000 bu. The flour market was asy in sympathy with tha wmknens In wheat , nnd th rnsrkel ruled quiet. Patents , 13,2093.40 ; luiKcr * , 1.JW2.M. Production estimated at 3S.001 llt ) . 'or the twenty-four hours ) shipments , 33,0 > ) bbls. STOCKS /JNO Thrro M'nt No Mottled Toiiu to the Spcculn- tlon Tcstrrdny , NKW VORK , Oct. B.-TIICIO wns no Milled tone , to the speculation today , but the general trend of prices wag downwnrd and with some few exceptions , ( he closing figures show losses on the dny , ranging trom V4 to 1'S per cent , the hitter In Illinois v entral * , on a , sale of 100 Blmresj London ] led off an n seller nt the opening , but there are strong suspicions that the sales were an really for Uie account of bear operators n this city. The London market for Ameri can Ftecuiltlcs wns , however , heavy on re ports of the probable Importation of c ° M trom here In the nenr future. It may be , therefore , the foreign Belling was by the foreigners themselves. St. 1'ntll nnd Louis ville & Nashville were most heavily sold , ljut the other arbitrage securities were nlso In the selling movement. Little news of cither a favorable or unfavorable character was stirring today , nnd the speculation was largely conllncd to the traders , which Is to say , It was In the main featureless nnd unimportant. The chief activity was In Sugar , the clique In which U moved up "d per cent In the cary dealings sent It down . % per cent , rallied It ! ' , < per cent , hnm- tneted It oft 2 per cent to bO'/j , and closed It 17i ( per cent above the lowest and & per cent over hist night's closing sale. St. I'aitl was unfavorably affected by a report Hint the turnings of the first week In October would show a heavy decrease nnd thl. , with the London selling , broke the price- % per cent , of which only U per cent had been rosalned nt the close. JJur- ItiKton & Qplncy declined % 1'er cent and recovered U per cent , Hock Island receded \i \ per cent nnd rallied & Per cent. North western lost ? 4 per cent nnd recovered U per cent , Chicago Gas declined % per cent , iiilvnncecl * % per cent nnd closed within ' , < , per cent of the highest. J oulsvllle- & Nashville broke 14 per cent on the London sales and recovered only % per cent. General Hlectrlc was neglected during the morning , but wn sold down sharply during the afternoon on advices regarding the aggressive policy of the opposition company ; n decline of ITi per cent was recorded In he stick , with a Until recovery of 1 par ojnt. Manhattan WHS more active tnnn usual , but wus wealc and dropped 1 per cent lo 113i , closing at n recovery of % per cent. luch- mend Terminal sagged ofC 1 per cent , but recoveted ' , $ per cent on a report that negotiations for the absorption of the Queen & Crescent route Into the system were con cluded and the preferred stock declined 1 per cent , Declines are nlso established of I per cent In Plttsburg , Chicago , Cleveland , Cincinnati & St. Louis and Lnclcde Gns ; % per cent In Canada Southern and Lead , ami % per cent In Tobacco preferred. The market closed about steady. The bond market was Irregular through out the day , with a tendency toward lower llgures , an active business being done , sales aggregating Jl.037,000 , with Texas Pacific the most rromlncnt In the dealings. The Evening Pout's London cable says : The Settlement today disclosed a reduced bull account and was easily arranged. The tone was dull. Americans were flat on prices In New York nnd a paragraph In the Times maintaining the likelihood of gold coming here from America early next year. Cotilangocs on Americans were about ; per cent. Prices closed nt the lowest. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- choJige today : ATehlson U. P. D. It 0 4H Al.ini4jOxpro&9. . . 140 Northwestern . . . . 103 Alton. T. II. . , . , . SIde do pfd 14 * do pfd 170 N. Y. Central H9M Am. EHproB.5 110 N. Y. AN. Ens. . . . 30 HaltlinorciOhlo. 7.1 Ontario & W IGH Canada Pacific . . . G314 Orciron Imp 10 Cimaita Southern. 58" Orciron Na US Central Pacific. . . O. S. U.t U. N. . . . 74 ChcH.&Ohio PaclllcMiill 16 Chionjo Alton. . . . . P. U.A-E - 3I < C.,11. . "iQ 72 - CtilciFOUus : 71H : t'ullm.in Pained. , 150 Consolidated Uis : 1'Jl lloadln . . . C.C. C. A St. L S8M IdchmonUTenn , . 17J4 Colo. Coal , t Iron do pfd ' . ' 2li Cotton Oil Cart. . . no's R. O. W 10 Del. AlIlUlHOIU. . . U. O. W. Ufd 11 ! Del. Lack. AW. . . 11)1) ) ) Uoclc Island fiiiVl D.&K.O. ptd St. Paul . . OUt I ) . AC. F. Co St. . P.iul Dfd llltiii Bast Taun St. P. A Omaha. . . Hi > ! { Brio do pfd IIIH do DM Bouthorn P.ic ll ) FortWavtio itar Rellnory. . . H2 R. Nortliorn pfd. . 101 Tenn. Co.1 A IrJ.i 17f < 0. iiE. I. ufd Texas Pacific. . . . OU HockniR Valley. , lb'4 T..VO. Cent. ptd. . .7U Ill.Contral Union Paoinc. . . . ; ' . : : iti ! St. P.&Duluth. . . . 24 U.S. Exproi'i - 47 K.A T.nfd VIM W.St , L. iP , 04 Lake Krlc.t W. . . do pfd ' 1SIJS do ptd Wellf ) F.iriro Bt. . 114 Lake ; Shore 135 Western Union. . . 6S ? ( head Trust W. & L. I ! r.'H do pfd -l-4 ! LoillavllloAN. A. MA.SI. L 1'J Manhattan Con. . . I ) . All. O.r lll't MeiiiDliln.U C 10 Gi I' 37fi xii * * < * i * * * * ? Mlchltr.-in Cent. . . US N.L 17U Mo. Pacltln S7K C. F. Si. I V4 Mobile i Ohio. . . . It ) donfd 7- NashvllluChat. . . 157 H. AT. C 'J > ( National CorJa.'j. T. A. A. JbN. M. . . td ) ! do pfd T. St. L. A.K.C. . . . 1 N. J. Cnntral dopfd 0 N.v , W. pfd S. tt. K. . . 1 North Am. Co doiifd 4im Northern Paclna. Am. Tot ) . Co IdO No. P.IO. > > fd do ptd 100 Th total sales of stocks today were 1T7.9SS shares , Including : AtchlBon. 2,000 ; Stiiar. 79,100 , Iturllngton , 9,600 ; ChlcnRO ( las , 14,400 ; Distiller * ) nnd Cattlefeeders , 18.000 ; General Kleclrlc , 4.000 ; IxiulHvlllo & Nashville , 7,800 ; Manhattan Con- folldatPd , 2,600 ; H. & \V. P. eertltlculfs. fifth assessment , paid , 2,800 ; Hoc-It Island , 7,200 ; . St. Paul , 19.SCK ) ; Western Union , 2,200. New York Monny .Market , NKW YOUK. Oct. 9.-MONEY ON CALlr- Kasy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent. PH1SIB MKrtCANTlLE PAPUIt 34H per cent. STEriUNd nXCIIANOE Slrona and higher , with nclunl huslnrns In bankers' bills at J4.S7U1T 4.87'i for demand , and at $ I.S6)i0I.S6 ) > i for tlxly dayx : posted rates. Jt.S.'fll.KiH and > l.lSffil.1B\i \ ; commercial bills. Jl.S..UWt.S * , . SILVI5II CERTIKlCATKSS-OST.o bid. OOVIORNMENT 11ONDS Firm ; state bonds , dull ; railroad bonds. Irregular. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows : tl 8. BBreif 67' .j. O. 41 70M U.S. Gucoup 11 Oil Erlo Knds 74M U.S. isres 114 0.11. AS. A.Os. . . ! > &i < II. 9 4a coup do 7s 08 U. 3. Surer UU K. A.T. C. 8s loan PactflcOsor'tO. . . 101 do OH 160)1 ) Ala. Class A M. K. , tT. I8t4l. . Ala. Class t ! iut ; do * 'd4H 42) ) Ala. Class C Mutual UnlonOs , . lli ( Currencies N.J.Cent. Gen.9a. 117 La. New Coil. 48. . 04 No. I'ae lsta lj ; ) Missouri Us 101) Nc Pae. Snds < " < N.C.03 mi y V. ' Ooris-lls. . . . do4a < io S. P , Df.tt. Ha. m S. C. nonfund tt , ( I. W. Ut9 Tenn. new Mat (1. 7 St. V Consols 7u. . Teimnow sot 3. . . . 10' ' . . . Tenn. old OB io ; bt.L.XI.M.Gcn.53. 78 Va. Centuries. . . . osj S. UAS.P. Gon..U ( IS do dcforrod Tox. Pao. ] ts. . . . HO Atchlaon 48 ? $ Tex. Pac. as . Atcblson i ! A. . . . U. P. IBIS of 'OJ. . 1UJH Cnnmla So. 'tnt . . 105 AvcstShorota . Cen. Puo. IBIS ' 03. Kru n. II. Ra , V.K.G. . 7 Huston Stock ( Juotatloni. BOSTON. OoL 0. Call loans , 2'K ntjr cent ; llmo loans , : > 'i-t per cout. Ulusln. pries * for ltocl(8boid : > i and iiiliilnv Hli.ir.4i : Nsw York .llliil'i ; i4t > tttln.n. NKW YOUK. Oet. O.-Tho follovvinj ara thi Cloiiliicinlllln2quot.iiion < i : L'holor 0.1 Plymoiini lu Orown Point ! ' 3 SlorraNoiMda 1-jo Con.Cal. A Vn. . . . CSO fitnndarcl 115 Dcadwood 30 Union Con 1)5 ) Clould ACurrj 0 Yellow Jacket. . . . 109 Halo A JJoreroas. . U3 Iron Silver lu llomestalto 14 DO Quleknllvur 1511 Mnxtcan 133 do preftirro-J..14UO Ontario , BOO Dnlwcr IS Ophir. , . , . 370 Run FmncUi-o lllnliiff - tocK ( notations. SAN FKANCISCO. OcU n.-Tho ofllelnl closing Quotations for mlnln ; stoats tcd.-iy were as fol io WH : Alia. . Mexican , , 130 lloilu Isle , . , . Mono 18 llelelier 78 Mount Diablo. 10 licBt .Vllulcher. . . . 135 Oplilr 303 liuhvcr. 10 Potoal 7 * Chollar. . (18 Savnzo 76 Con. Pal & Va 525 Klc'1-r.-v Neradn , . , . lus Crown Point. , , . , , 7H Union Con . , 811 KuivUn Ton 85 Utah 7 Oould it Curry , . . . BO Yellow Jacket. . . . 00 Haiti Ai Noreross. . D9 I.onitou 8luok Qiiotutlani. LONDON , Oct , 0. I p. m. cloalu : : Canndlnu Pacltlu. . N. Y. ContMl . Krlo Pcnniiylvanla. . ft.I Ilia. Central 1)5 ) Mexican ordinary. 17 Mex. COIL uuw ia , St. Pi'.ilooin 03 Duluth Slurkrl. PUIATII. Oct. -WHEAT Closs : No. 1 hard , catti nnd Oclob r , MUc. No , 1 northern , cash and October , 67Uc ; December. WJic , May. 60ViC ; No. 3 northern , cash , t4Vc ; No. 3 , M.c , re jected , 4S'.io ; to arriveNo. . 1 northern , 67Uc. OMAHA LlY&StOCK MARKETS M- .1 If Receipts of All Sftt liaw a OuBsldorablo Increase Itf Numbers. HI i NO FAT NAT.VE''CATTLE ' ARE OFFERED llrcsled Ilecf .Men llnvo to Tuko Itungcrs IHitchcM , Canncri rtntl Stoeker In .Strong Demand Ilogti MIOIT Iinpruvciucut In yuantltjlind Qimllty. TUESDAY , Oct , 9. Ilecelpts for the past two days , compared with nrrlvala Slondny mid Tuesday of Inst week , exhibit an Increase of about &W cattle , ' , < M hogs nnd 11,000 sheep. . The ( supply of cattle was rather liberal , but not above the average for a Tuesday. There was the usual scarcltx of native beef cattle nnd the range were made up largely of COWB antl stock cattle. Fat cattle were in active demand from all the local dressed beef houses , and there wna quite a little Inquiry fop speculative nnd shipping account. Offerings did not Include any choice beeves , but several 'loads of very good stock weighing1 upwards of 1,200 , Ibs. brought $3.60 nnd J3.G5. Common to fairish stuff changed hands at around $2,60 to $ JOG. In general It was n. good strong active market and the supply fell short of the demand. The cow market was all of a dime higher than yesterday under the Influence of a vigorous Inquiry both from local and out side buyers , and the fifty odd lends on sale were not long In changing hnnda. There wus no noticeable change In the mnrkctr fur v > nl calves and the same was Into of the market for bulls , slugs ) , etc. Stockers nnd feeders were In tolerably liberal supply , but -with a good country demand the movement was comparatively brisk ami prices llrmly held on ail suitable grades. Fully forty loads of feeders went to the country Monday and that many more today. Good lo choice feeders are-quotable at J2.70IJ3.15 ; fair to good , J2.-IOff2.7t ) , and common grades from J2.25 down. Itepre- Hentutlvu sales : DRESSED 1IKEF. No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Pr , No , Av. Pr. 4..1173 $3 SO COWS. - . stecra 113D _ . . IDAilO. Sanders ft Morley. 68 COWB 1000 2rij J 11 cows. . . . . .1029 1 90 2iitrg. tig-.1170 2 25 49 steers 1027 3 00 1 feeder 1430 1 75 1 stag 12CO 1 ! K > 1 Btafc1230 2231 4 sirs , tig. - 2 a WYOMING. -\Vlndfor. Jirmp & Co. 18 COWH 912 2Z3 ' 21 ulcers. . . . . .1193 3 10 1 Lull 1S30 - - . - 6 bulls . . 810 2 00 1 rulf 20) 200 - 1 Mr , UK. . . 820 2 00 1 feeder COO 2ju\ 1 fewler. . . . S'.O 2 40 5 feeder * . . . . 786 2 W 1 feeder. . . . 750 2 SO' 15 airs. Us. . . 1078 240 - \vmi mIIorrls. 1 bull 910 1 W l 1 cow , 760 2 "X ) 6 cowe 10U5 200 1 cult. . . , . ; . . 320 2 75 1 str. tie..1300 240 20 strs , tlg..llbC 2 40 43 cows 910 2Ki. .1 Hay State Uve Stock Co. 94 feeders..1014 260 2 feeder 930 2 CO 62 str , tig..1221 235 - 53 tils , tig..1212 225 SS steers. 1210 303 , S9 stctra 1216 305 $ 78 steers 1218 305 W. Rlclmrdson. 3 cows 910 1 60 1 bull 1100 2 00 1 cow 670 2 60 3 cows W 2 60 31 Bteers 1232 3 10 E. W. Whltcomb. 1 bull . 970 1 BO 1 cow . 10M 200 6 cows . t)00 ! IX ) 1 cow. . 10W 2 40 $ 7 cow . 962 240 2 calves . 375 275 1 steer. . 1110 300 2 steers . 930 300 2 steers. . 1275 3 00 Den Maine's Cattle Co. 30 heifers 642 193 6 sirs , tff.l43 ! 210 Watson ft J , 6 cows 820 1 U 1 cow. 990 I ) 1 cow 1219 2 69 1 row 940 2 63 13 cows 1139 263 C cows 1110 2 CS ( I steer 12M 3 00 1 steer. 1170 3 00 : 1 stetT 1110 3 00 1 steer. 128) 3 00 I * te r. 1230 3 00 18 sleets. ma S DO BOUTH DAKOTA. I. N. "Weeks. 1 row 1250 210 2 cows 10S3 2 CO ( 1 steer. 1160 273 1 ( cows. , 1230 360 1IOQB There wns considerable Improvement both In the quantity and the nuallty of today's r < c lpt * . Them wrro fully J.OC-j mor liogi re * wlvnl than w < r nemo a week ago today , and the offering ! Include ! a. I u-f r percentage of fleshy hoes Itmn hn been on sale for urne time. Shipping buyers still flnJ < xm < tt' | ni unfavorable fur operation * , but With A belter report from riilrngo , locnl pAckir lo t no time In buying up the upply at firtces anywhere - where from rtriii Id 60. higher ihah lonll y Th top for a loud of oJjtMrt 34-l' > . Wft wit I&.IJ. nnil there were n niimfier o ( gobd hA.vy nha tmtchefwelKht loads that bruUgbl | 5.C | to 13.10. Pnlr to good m'xcd ' IIORS BoJOl Wiy lV lr ' fmm H.M to 15. and fair lo poc * llrlil rind Unlit ntlxed stuff eold at from 14.81 dWrt 16 14.23. Some iiooi' stuff ivti'Khlnlr iton-rv around 50 IUi. , oM nt J2.7' ' ) and 13.73. Iliialturs UAJ nctlvp throiiKlioUt , and an early clew-once' mn le. The bulk of the nlen wo around Jt.90 ami IS , the name an on Monday , Last Tumday the bulk Of the hoes fold ut 15.26 to 15.33. Representative Bnlea : No. Av. Sh. Pr. No , Av. Bh. Pf. ' 67 1S2 dOHSJi.i 77 1S2 If ) } 4 95 'H 143 SO 44) 65 230 2-KI 495 M 151 Rf > 4 4J 6H 231 40 4 9 % 13 307 120 470 80 211 40 495 B3 174 160 475H G3 245 120 495 H 1S3 40 475. 81 2O J'fl 495 61 193 EO 475 87 IS ] 420 495 4 2C5 . . . 4 75 34 2 < l2 . . . 4 95 2 1'X ' ) 80 475 49 2IS . . . 495 (8 210 3GO 480 78 219 SO 495 B 29) 40 480 (3 231 SO 493 2 265 . . . 4(0 69 236 120 4M 79 205 200 46' ' ) 62 W3 40 4 03 79 212 300 4 Sit 72 2M W 4 874 ! 72 211 120 4 85 65 255 SO 4 07'4 . . . ; . . . . ) 120 485 62 2M 160 4 07'4 C 29 < ) 40 485 $3 222 2U COO 7 l'.3 . . . 4(5 CS 255 ISO COO 1 ISO . . . 4 W 71 2.15 . . . 60) 4 2.V ) . . . 48 ? 61 2Jd 180 C 00 II 22 * 21) ) 4 8Pi 71 210 KO 8(0 C9 21B-240 4 W 85 218 120 CM SI 198 40 490 62 273 , . , 600 45 202 200 4 90 52 UW 1M 600 33 213 . . . 490 50 200 150 600 81 219 . . . 4 Si ) 38 213 11) 600 76 2H SO 4 90 73 243 120 i l 20 817 SO 490 73 2fl 10 503 10 212 . . . 490 40 245 . . . 508 71 227 120 490 CO. . . . . ' . . .239 4' ' ) 605 77 230 120 490 72 219 . . . 503 83 212 120 4M 67 Z27 I ) 1071,4 82 202 ICO 490 C3 230 12' ' ) 5 074 ! C 234 . . . 410 71 23D . . . 530 20 221 40 490 C3 297 160 510 67 213 120 4 90 30 301 . . . 510 61 271 40 4 92V4 62 258 . . . 510 75 216 12) ) 495 67 244 40 515 75 247 160 4 95 was AND nouair. 3 210 . . . 235 1 230 . . . 30- ) 167 62 . . . 270 1 150 . . . 300 C 73 . . . 275 62 135 40 125 W 64 . . . 275 106 1Z7 . . . 435 SHEEP The supply was tolerably liberal and Included sonic ver > choice native stock. There was an active demand for ( coed muttons and lambs and prices were iiuotntily Btrongr. Fnlr to choice natives are quotable nt from )2.5 ! ! to 32.90 ; fair to Rood westerns , from $2 tn 12.60 ; common nml stock sheen fiom 11.25 tn S2.25 : KOOI ! to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , from $2.60 to 13.75. Representative sales : No , \Vt. Pr. 13 native mixed 113 12 S3 C4 native mixed 137 2 SS 8S western wethers 100 250 153 western wethera 101 260 1C2 western wethers lot 250 150 western wethers 307 260 171 western welheri 105 Z 50 150 western wethers 105 2 DO ItccelptJiimt Disposition of Stock. Official receipts and deposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stockyards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 oclock p. m. , Tuesday , October 9 , 1S9I ; i RECEIPTS. Cnr . Head. Catlla 110 3.S.-.9 Hog CS 4,710 Sheep 9 1,912 DISPOSITION , nuycrs. Cattle. HORS. Sheep. O. II. Hammond company 797 1,707 6S7 Swift and company 449 1,791 , 3.465 Cudahy Packing company 549 1,052 A. Hnss : n R. Decker & Regan 205 Hamilton & Stephens M J. L. Carey 25t J. Lobnian 21 L. Decker 113 Q. H. H. from K , C 113 Cutlahy from K. C 137 Shippers end feeders Sot ! 75 . . . Left over 100 Total 3,687 4,725 2.372 CHICAGO LIVE STOUK. There tVns a Oulet Murkot Yrstrrdny 1 Cut tic. CHICAGO. Oct. 9. There was a very quiet market today In cattle. During the morning the quietude amounted to positive dullness nnd the tendency seemed to bo In the direction of lower prices. After about 10 o'clock there was slightly freer buying and a steadier feelingobtained. . The run was atiout an average for a Tuesday , amounting to 8,000 head , More than half ot that number consisted of range cattle. Natives of good to extra quality were in scanty Hupply and again showed firmness ; oilier dencrlptlons were slow at Monday's quotations. There was n good inquiry for etpckcrs and feeders and many sales were reported wltliln a range of from 12 to (3.60. .Sales of native cattle were on a basis of from $1 to $6.20 , while westerns were quoted at from 11.60 to 14.60. and Texuns at from 11.25 to (3,25. Receipts since Saturday were 6,000 head K-fcS than for the same time last week. Tha hoif market was quite uneventful. The average was higher than for Monday , about a nickel higher , but a good mimy hogs changed hands at not better than steady figures. The receipts did not nearly come up to expectations , barely reaching 13,000 head , a against more than 21,000 a week ago. As a consequence there was more confidence on all sides and buying wae BO free that nlmont the entlru 17,000 head offered hud tM"cn picked up before 11 o'clock. Hales were at from JJ.65 to Si.DO , not many below $4.75. nnd still fewer at (3.30 , the prevailing prices being- from tl.90 to (5.30. Thu close was firm. Today's receipts of sheep weie estimated at 17.COO head , which would make a total far the last two days of 42.COO head. Only once before were as many received in the ipacs of forty- eight hours. That was during October It and 17 last year , when 40,990 head were unloaded. There was a dull and very weak market for poor and common sheep and lambs , but good to bent quali ties commanded steady prices. Quotations had un extreme range of from 73c to 13.50 for sheep and from $1.50 to (1.30 for lambs. The farmer sold principally at from (1.7S to 2.75 , and from (3 to (1 bought most of the latter. A Eood deal of common stock remained unsold. Receipts : Cattle , 8,00) head ; calves , 1.000 head ; lines , 13,000 hc-acl ; sheep , 16,000 head , The Evening Journal reports : HOOS Receipts , 13.000 head ; official yesterday , 22,350 , head ; shipments , 8,247 head ; left over , about 6,090 head ; market fairly active ; good grades steady ; common a shaUo easier. CATTLE Receipts , S.OM head ; market mod- erntely active ; prices unchanged. SHEEP Receipts. 16,000 head ; market dull ; supply In excess of the demand ; prices " ' lower. St. Louis Live Stock Murkiit. ST. LOUIS , Oct. 9.-CATTLE-Recflpts , 6,800 head ; shipments , 100 head. Market lower , < -n ler ; native steeis , In light demand and poor supply ; cows and heifers , tl.90iQ2.50 ; Texan stprrs , 800 to 1,000 lun. , J2.50f(3.12U ; cows. ( l.f,5H2.2'4. HOGS Receipts , 7.300 head ; shipments , 100 head. Market easier , 610o lower ; best heavy , ti.2Mj5.SO ; 0od light nnd medium , (5.10S5.25 ; common , rough nnd | Hgs. JI.COgi.03. SHEEP Receipts. 2,700 head ; shipments , ICO head , Market active , steady ; native mixed 12.03 , southwestern mixed. (2.75 ; native sheep , (2.65 ; sheep and lambs , (3.50. KanmiB City l.lvn Stuck KANSAS CITY , Oct. 9. CATTLE-Receipts , 2,900 head ; shipments , 2,900 head ; market dull nnd lOc lower ; Texas steers , (2.35T3.10 ; beef Bleem , (3.25j5.40 ; native cows , $1.2503.10 ; stock- era nnd feeders , (2.503.25 ; bulls and mixed , (1.60G2.6D. HOGS Receipts , 7,003 bead ; shipments , 200 head ; market stronc and higher ; bulk of sales , (4.93GS.OU ; heavies , ( J.OOfflS.lO ; packers , J5.00ff5.05 ; llghtH nnd mixed. JI.b3liS.05. SHEEP Receipts , 4,000 head ; shipments , none ; market dull , 10jl5c lower. Now York l.lvn Muck MarknC. NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-UEEVES"-necelnt , 52 head ; no trading. SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts , 2 , 00 head ; on rule , 23 rare ; dull but not lower ; sheep , poor to cliolct , Jl.Wij3.50 ; lambs , Inferior to fair , $3.25 O3.f5. HOGS Receipts. 1,200 head ; 110 on sale ; mar ket higher ; top hogs , (6. block In Night. Record of receipts at the four principal mar kets Tuesday , October 9 , 1EDI : Cattle. Hoirs. Sheep. South Omaha . 3,859 , 4.740 1,912 Chlcnco S.OOO U.OOO I6.00J Kansas City 2,900 T.WO 4,000 St. Louis 5,500 7:00 2,700 Total . . 20.539 32,040 21,612 CofTuo Market , NEW YORIC. Oct. 9-COFFEE-Optlons opened steiuly at 10 points decllno , ruled Ir regular under European buying and local selling- , olosed nt net unchanged to10 paints lower , sales , 32,250 bags. Including : October , (12.254/12.90 ; No vember , IH.45QH CO ; December , (11.0 : 11.2' ) ; Jan- u ry. tl0.wg > 10.70 ; March. $10.55810.03 ; 'May , (10.55ii-10.60. t-'pot cvffee. Rio , dull und weak ; No. 7 , (15 : mild , dull ; Cordova , (18.00O19.00 ; warehouse deliveries from New \"ork yesterday , 7,545 lBgs ; New York stock today , 179,620 bare : United States stock , 257.115 bags ; afloat ( or tha United State * . 199,004 bags ; total visible for tha United States , 459,115 bags , against 413,662 bags last > var. SANTOS , Oct , 9. Quiet ; good average Santos , $8 : receipts today , 25CvO bag * ; stock. 4M.OOO bugs. HAMIIURG , Oct. 9. Steady ; ptlces UiflU pfg. lower ; sales , 31,000 bags. HAVRE , Oct , 0 , Opened dull , Kf decline ; at 12 m , ' , if advance ; at 8 p , m. . bjrtly steady. US If advance ; closed average net unchanged for the day ; total polls , 60,000 tags. RIO JANEIRO , Oct. 9. Steojiy ; No. 7 Rio , $11.23 ; exchange , lld ; receipts , two du > n. 17 , m bags ; cleared for the United Stales , 8,000 bags ; cleared for Europe , 7,000 bags ; stock , 29G,0 > ) Lacs. _ _ Chlcagb Krult yuiilutloni , CHICAGO , Oct. 9 , Porter Rroi. company , Chicago , sold seven cars of California , fruit today at auction ; White Cornlcheon Krapeg , (4.10 ; double Tokays , $3.5504.06 ; half Tokitjl , 2 - > oi3JL15 ; Musaat * . 9 Jc til 1. 2.1 ; double * . (2.50 , cling peaches , C0ft80c ; BUways. 43fiS5c ; half boxes SeckO pears , (1.C5 ; It. Hardyt. II. ts , R. ClHlrtf-aus. (1.4031.70 ( ; y'onilce , (1.C53I.70 ; Onondagas , J1.7S ; Duchias , 1.4 ffl.CO , Quince * . (1.0)81.10. Porter Bros , company , N w York. 6ns car ; lloJX TV > lta * rnnt . ( l.&Ql.SO ; Muscat * . tl. Morocco * . Il.20ill.l3 ; aitorttd , 11.4331 , W , Th Earl Fruit company , Chlcmrov sold th following ; Winter Nellli p ari , ILJCjnuS ; II. ClaJrgeAUS , (1,4031.53 , P. Uorry , ( lUjl.4 ! > ; Bortletl. (125. ( KdlMV , Joiuui plural. (1.60. Hal- a STOVES and CARPETS Special Stove Sale Special Carpet Weal Ingrains. . . . 49c worth 75c Unon Ingrains. . . 2Sc worth 50c Smyrna Hugs. . . . . $ 1.24 worth $ 3.50 Tapestry Carpel. . 4Sc worth 90c For this iit'otty full-nickolcd Velvet Carpet 59c worth 1.25 Oil Heater , which would cost you olsowlici-o about $8. The Body Brussels. . . , 57c worth 1.25 iinrac of it Is "Splendid , " and Hemp Carpets. 12c worth 30c its rightly imincil , for it is u . . . . splendid oil hcntor in every Misfit Ingrains. . . . $ .60 worth 9.50 soiibo of tlio word. Wo nro eolo agents for ' 'Splondid Oil Misfit Brussels. . , . 8.75 worth 17.00 IIcators , carry a Inrgo vtirio- ty of styles and pimrnnleo Lace Curtains 9Sc worth 2.50 every oue to g-ivo satisfaution Portieres 2.95 worth 7,50 or money refiiniliid. ' Window Shades' 24c worth 75c TERMS : 91O worth of condi , HI per week or till p r montli 825 iTurth nt c'Hulf , 81.BO per week or 0 per montli 830 north uf enodi , 83 per week or $ H per inoiitlk 875 north < > t coed * . S'.r 0 per week or 8III per month 51(10 worth > if conilf , Sit PIT week or 819 pur month Tnke juuri-hulcr Wo don't c.ir , | S3o0 ivotlh of Rootln. Hip which you 84 per \vuok or SIX par mo 11 11b Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House Open Monday and Saturday Evenings * . - , iullr.-rtbeprcBcrip lion ot n ? amotn French phj-McIiui , vr'.l quickly euro vail of all net * vc/iis or < 1 liens P.I of ( lie generative vrgaui , auch ua LmtAliinbwxl , Insomnia , t'olnslu tlio JliicK.fiemlnal JSiulsaloiu.Nervous DebUI'r. es , Uillin ! 33 ilarry , Kzliangtlae Drains. Varlcorrio and ConstlpaJon. ' VUlMOUNKoleantofl the liver.tha ttldnoya and the urinary [ BEFORE * HO AFTER orsranaofalllmpurttlos. CUI'IUBNE atrcngtlicna and rostoroa small ivc.itc onrano. The roaaon BulTcrera are nooured tiy Doctors Is bocauuo nlnntypercent nro troubled wltU rrostutltls. OilPIDENB Is tlia only ftnown remedr to euro without an operation. 0.000 t . UmonlRla. A wrlttonBunrantenitI cn nnd money rotiirne'l If BIX oosoailoea not off net a par- tnanuntours. Sl.OOntwx.Btic fgrSS.Oi ! . by mall. 8ond forolronlRr ami tcRtlmonUilp. Aildtem DAVOI. MKPIOIN'K CO. , P. O. Bus -J070 Siu : Frcnfllioo , Cnl. For auto by GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1I'9 ' Furnaiu StroetOiimln. way peaches. 70iMc. Malnqr. grapes , li.ilf crates. WctTJI-OS ; Toliay , SOc tl.lD ; double cratcH , 1.80B2.2 ; half cmtvii , ll.Wffl.li ) . \V001 , MAICKKT. Quiet nt Itoiton on Itoth Foreign anil Domoitlc Orailxi , BOSTON , Oct. 9. The wool market eontlnuci quiet on both foreign anil domestic crnJru. There have been a few sirmll lots of for- clen bought ' us a Idnd of cxperlmc-nt , but prices are a little easier than la-t wck , As a scnoral thins nmimfiicturpra or goods and yarn spinners .r running full to 1111 orders to deliver tlie lit of January. Tlier " Kencrallr a good stock of ttool to cairy tliom through. Pilccs nrp ; Ohio llcec s , XX anu TVAX ami nlov . 20c ; Ohio X and above , ISIJlSHc ; Ohio nnd Pennsylvania No. 1 fleece , 21lP21'ic ; Ohio delaine llwce , J2c ; Slontana wools , line ntnl nne medium. 10C13c ; medium. 12BHc ; Wyomlnit. Utnh , Nevada. Colorado , etc. , fine and line medium , 9Gic ; medium , 11B12o : California wools , -spring northern , 13-516c ; mild county sprlnar , lOBlSc ; OrfKmi , extra averaffe cori'lltluii ' , Byilc , cliolce , Uijl.Tc ; Auatrolluu coinbliiKa , Buiierllnc. 42fitlc ; nvernKe comblnpH , 40c. ST. LOUIS , Oct. 9.-WOOI.T-Dull , with no do- innnil : prk-cB unchanged. LONDON , Oct. S. The wool pales H-ero post poned today oulns to a denno fut ; . 'H ON ( rltAIN STOCKS. Advlcoa Covering1 I'rlnclpnl Points of Ac cumulation Throuclioiit the Country. NEW YORK , Oct. 9. Special cable and telegraph - graph advices to Hradstrcet'n covering principal points of accumulation In the United HlateB , Canada and Europe , Indicate the following chanties In stocUs of uraln last Saturday , -om- parcd with the preceding Haturilay : Available supplies. United States nnd Canada , < -at of the Rocky mountains , wheat , Increase , 8,369,000 bu. : corn , decrease , 547,000 bu. ; osls. Increase , 434WO ( bu. United Slates , west of the Rocky mountains , wheat , Increase. 761,000 bu. Afloat Jor and In Europe , wheat , Jncrauo , 232.000 bu. lwK r Incicascs of domestic wheat stocks eant of the Rocky mountain ! not reported by the train exchanges Include Hi , COO bu. of wheat nt northwestern Interior elovatore. 121,000 bu. lit Fort William nnd Hci-ivatlii , 156,000 bu. In Minne apolis private elevators and 5I.OW bu. of vtlu-nt at Newport News. . Corresponding docrcanes Include 60.000 bu. of wheat at Evnnsvllle und 43.0MO bu. of wlie.it at Manitoba points. St. I.iiulx OcniTrtl .MnricDt. ST. 1XIUI3 , Oct. . rLOUR-Quiel , tin- changed. -\VUUAT Opened heavy on nnfovorablo torclKn ndvlCL-9 and declined slowly l > ut Mradlly. Latur cables were llrnier nml a sllglit rally took price * to n close lint Uc below yrjterday ; Xfl. 2 red , cash , 4S'.ic ; October , 4Sic ! ; December. C0t ! = ; Mny , c. COHN 1'ollowed wheat , closlni : T4o off : No , 2 mixed , cash , MUe ; Oclober. 0iu ? ; Dec-i-mb.-r , 46VicJiniiary : , ttitic ; May , fT'/ic. OATS \Veah , loiver ; No. 2 , cubh , c ; OcloLtr , SHc : May , 33i.iigS3 lc. . , , HVB mo bid fur No. ! , cast fide , JIAKUSY-No . ItltAN-IIIcher : Clc , eait track , bached. KIWVX HKIJIJ * ! . . CLOVUH 8l3iU7.S : 8.05. TIMOTHY B1-KD-J .VOB5.00 , HAY Prime to cliolca timothy , J3.OOfllO.00. IIUTTKII Sepniator creamery , lU'aJU- . KOOS-ISc. I.KAD-llelil at 1'Jl. cortN WHIBKV .n. COTTON TIKS-SJc. * * Un y. 'julet , Poik. ttaivlnrd mess , jobbing. S1I.M ) . ] .m-d , prime sleuiTi , t7.l. > ; chnlo1. IT.50. Dry salt meats , loose shoulder * . 1C ; lonKS and rlba. tr..6J ; ahortH , 10.50. lijcon , packed shoiildrrs. V.K ; longs , JT.W ; ribs , tt.K'i , ; fchort . n.87ViS-W. UECEHTSFlour. . 4.000 bbls. ! wheat , 17,000 bu. : corn , 51.000 bu. J oats , es.lXXI bu. Hllll'MUNT.H Flour , IJ.OOO bbln. ; heal , none ; corn , 3.0UO bu. ; oats , iW > bu , Ivtiiuitt ( Jlty .Murkt-tr. KANSAS PITV. Oct. 9. WHGAT 'i lom-r ; No. 8 hard , lie : No. S red , 48ci No. 3 rid , -tJo ; leju-lnl , Oinc , COUN Klnn < id unchanged ; No , 2 mixed , K.'i ' e < Tc : No. 2 white. Wtc. OATH Kather slow ; No. 2 inUfl , 83X'j No , white , nominally 33c. ' DUTTBIl-Weak ; creamery , llif c ; dairy , ICtf KOC5H Store arltve and steady ; IlECKIITS-Nonf. HHJPMKNTS-Wheat , M.200 bu. ; corn , l.XM ( Lu , oats . ; , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ho\r York Dry llnotli Alarbet , NUU' VOltlC. Oct. J.It wai a quirt m.irkci u a Ktnrtal market la concerned , ytl fur the day of th week and the day preceding Iho fast of Tom Klppur It wus not disappointing- . With rood numiwr ot viJting buyers prttwit , tlitr * WM. LOUDON. Commission Merchant Grain nml Provisions. Private wires to Chicago and New York. All business orders placed cm Chlc&in Hoard of Trade. Correspondence solicited. Office , room -I , Mow York Llfa Dulldlnc , Telephone If r 'i ' "i li to be Kiicceimfiil In - I.ATION" In grain or stachs , irrltn fur par * llc-nliirs. J. . IIKO\TMNI ACO. . , linn Item und HroUers , Iteferrnccs 131 Alnnniinoclc llulldluff. In every State. CHIt'Aot ) . T\ \ was an Irrepilor request for minor asuortmentl for rurrrnt requirements , thnugh for cprliiK stufri HIP Imiulry was very marked and advance orde ri ; were located for dress Hoods , underwear , hosle ' , pflnlrd fiieclullles und ginghams. Printing lolhi were very quiet at 3c. ( 1'onrla Oral 11 Market. PKOIIIA , Oct. 9. COHN-Ensler : No. 3. H ! { . OATSulet , easy ; No. 2 white , 50Ha30 4o ; Nff , 3 while , 3 ' ,4c. ItVi-Scarce ; No. 2 , 490Mp. WH1SICY nrm ; hlEh wlno basin , $1,23. HKCKIITS Whtat. 4.100 Im. ; coin , 43.000 buk oats. S7.MO bu.j rya. WO bu. ; bniley , SO.IW bu. miH'.MKNTS Wheat. I.20U bu. ; corn , 3,000 1/U.I oats , 38,500 bu.j rye , none ; barley , 8,400 bu. Simar Mnrkrr , NEW YOni-C. Oct. 9.-SUU All-Haw , nominal ! rellned , dull ; nff A , 4 5-lGc. LONDON , Oct. 9.SUOAUCine , very In. active ; ci-ntrlfugal Java , 13s ; Muscovado , fall ! tcllnlni ; , Us. _ _ _ Atunrhrstcr Trxtllon , MANCIIRSTKH. Oct. 9.-Cloth business raofe. eratu at easier prices ; yarns , poor demand. 'Frlsrn RAN KHANCISCO. OL- ( . D.-WHKAT-Dull | December , 8l'tc ; Jlay , S214c. Flnunclill Mites. NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 9-Clearlngs , (2,2 , .Sj. 1'ARIH. Oct. 9. Three per cent rentes , 10S1 fur the account , 110STON. Oct. B.-CIearlnss , 113,713.600 ; UJ. nncos , ll.tll.3IH , ' ' balances , I53I.W1 , NEW YORK. Oct. 9-ClearIncs. 5 > baUncen , 11,478,963. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. P.-Clearlngs , 7bJ ; balances , ( lie.397. : 1 CINCINNATI , Oct. 9. Money. 3i per cent , New York exchange , 25o discount to uar. Cleafi Ings , 12,056,750. HAN KRANCIHCO , Oct. 9.-Iriifts , sight. 12Hoj tL'li'gniiilc. | | ISc. HlUcr Lars , 63 i 1(63 fie. Mexican dolluiii , 53i753Hc. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 9.-Clfarlnr . (3.C8I.477 ; bait miccs , (128,173. Money , dull. 6fl7 per cent . lix. change on Nuw York , 76o dUccnnt l/d. I.O.VDON. Oct. 9. Onld Is fiuoled today * \ lluniox Ayres at 131 ; Madrid , 18 ; Lisbon , ! O.M { Kt. 1'etursburg- ; Athens , 77) ) Rome , VJ ; Vienna ! LONDON , Oct. 9. The amount of bullion wlth-i drawn from the Rank of England on bali-noi today was { 35,000. C'lOfei Consols money and mount. 101H- CHICAGO , Oct. 9.-CearlnKS. | ( i,83l.00b. Money. 4'aWi per cent on mil ; 6jC prr cent Drf time. New York ecchanve. Mo discount. Foreiif Ofliange , linn ; Hrrllne commeicial , | I.KI&4if. NKW YORK , Oct.Tlu * steamship tfl York will take out lo I-ur pa tomorrow 34.0,0 ouiu-fs of silver nnd 20,000 Mexican dollar * . " " KUbtreasury today truni > ferrcil to New Orle IIMW * > In currency. IIICtlLlN. Oct. 9. The wrttily ktatement of th Impvrljl Dank ut Germany > | IOWH the ( ollowlnJ rhunecH n compared llh tha iin-vloim account ! Cjinh in hund , decreasa. 10.004,0)0 marks ; treajurV notes , drcreaiie , 2W.OOO marks ; othur iu > curltle v lerrniw , M.JW.OW inarkiij notcn In clrculitloil ! decrease , l , tSOOXi marks. ' N. W , HARRIS & ClM BANKERS , 4 163-163 Dearborn-st. , Chicago. 13 Wall-it. , New York. 70 SUtt.it ,
