Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 13, 1894, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textmm ? rvxrATTA ' . VrWmn ; TkATT/v nti'ii ! AV in ioni COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Dullness Was the Most Prominent Specula tive Teaturo Yesterday. WHEAT OPENED WEAK AND WENT LOWER Although Only Kcicnly-rivo Curs ol Corn U'cro Kcci-lvrd AVlirn the I > tliiinta \Vn * 1'ivo Iliinilrcd Hint Cerent OpMictt In KynipHlliy rlth Mhcnt. CHICAQO , Oct. 12. Dullness wns the most notable feature In the speculative market today. AVlieat drocgcd , while corn and oats limped wearily In Its wake. Prices of the two lending1 cereals averaged below yes'ter- flny'B closing n ures , but were without np- prcclablc cliunfe'e nt the close. Ontw gained lie and provisions were llrm , closing- it ellght advances. Wheat opened lower again , and December , In the course of fifteen minutes trading , weld Us low us from C2'y4c to E2Hc , thus breaking Its previous low record. There was nothing encouraging to the bulls In the early dis patches , which resulted lif the decline men tioned , Liverpool wns quoted dull nnd ' .id lower. Parts was cjuolcd easier and IScrlln very weak at a. decline equivalent to Ic per bu. The receipts at Chicago were Cl cars and Mlnncnpclls-Duluth reported 831 cars , compared with 1,030 a year ngo. An encourag ing feature In the outlook was the report from New York of an Improved demand for new No. 2 red winter , the Inquiry having hitherto been conllned to the various grades of spring. The primary markets received a tctal of TBO.iXX ) bu. , Including 21W , ) l > u. nt Kansas City. Dultith shipped 371,000 Inl and n. dispatch from there to.lny said ves sels hud already engaged to niilp 2,000,000 bu. between now nnd November 15 , and that 2,000,000 bu. more capacity was wanted nt Home concession Jn the rate of freight. There was more solid dullness In the pit here today than In nny of the few pre ceding ; dull' ' days of the week. Thf > range of prices offered for December wns con fined to 52'ic as Us highest point , and from 62V4C to C2 = tc ns Its lowest. During the greater part .of the session the extreme variation was from GlHic , Kellew , to D2V4c , buyers. The premium for May wao for the must part C4c. The market livened up n little toward the closu on it-port of henvy charter of vessels for export. December ad vanced to and closed nt Me , and May at &Se. Although only ? G cars of ccrn were received , In place E20 , na estimated , the market for the article , opened weak In sympathy with wheat. There were sellers of May at from 49VJc toI9r > 4e , compared with JSWc nt the close yesterday. , H de clined to 49ic ! before enough support was forthcoming to Mop It. Boms buying ngulnst puts turned It upward , nnd It was In the main llrm during the remainder of the fore noon. II touched 44c ! ' ' for a moment , and steadied to 49c. where It remained nbout nn hour. Business was very light. The In fluence of a. little stiffness In wheat near the end helped themarket. . The price nnd worke l off to 49p for May , but recovered to 4D.ic. nnd closed nt from 4 % c to 49ic. Oats experienced a quiet and uninteresting se.ss-lon , following corn In nil Its fluctuations , There vrna but little disposition to trade either way. May opened nt 32jc , sold clown to 32c. up to K3c , and back to from 32ic to 32c , closing at 33c. The provision market was weak at the start , but It soon Improved , recovered nearl > nil losses nnd added some profit. The amount of trading WHS small. Compared with last night , January pork and lard ore 5c hishcr , nnd ribs 10 < 3 higher. The leading futures ranged as follows : . Kt AX SHKD-No. 1. I1.4SU. TIMOTI t Y' SI3 Kn-1'rlmp. J5.SO. 1'HOVISIONS Me B imrk. , per I.M. , lllMff 13.12m Inrd , rer 100 U.3. , S7.V3 ; nhnrt rllm , glclos dome ) . IS.CSi8ti.75 ; ilry unlteil phoulilcrB ( > nxeil ) , } 8.37H ? r.60 : short clear frt ! es ( Iwxeil ) . I7.23W7.EO. WII1SKV DlBtlllera' Ilnlshed gooda , per sal. , MUCIAI18 Unchanged. The following wem the receipts and shipments today : Ontho Prodttco uxohaniro tolw the bnttor tnar- ktt was flnnor : crcntnory , 143' > 3o ; dairy , KHft ! ; IDc. 1-Vt'u , ulcady NK\V VOUK UAKKUT. Yotorility' loin nn Flour , ( Irulrt niJ Provision * . Metals , Kle , NKW YOUK , Oct. 12.-J'LOUU-Uecelpt , 23.000 tbls. ; exports , 31,600 Mils. ; sales , 13,8W plies. ; market fairly xtendy , with more demand for spring patents , but at 5@10c below the iibklns prices. Low grades In lees demand. Southern nour ( lull. ! { } ( ? flour , Btendy ; Mies , 600 tbls. Ijurkwheat Dour , rlp.-uly , | 1goiti2.00. lIltt'lCWIIHAT Quiet at COfiiOc. COUN MUAL-Stcady ; siiles , 200 bbls. , 2,4W lacks. IIYU Quiet ; ' car lots. ( Otfjlc ; boat loads , C2S Kc. Kc.IlAULI'jy IlAULI'jy Dull : No. 2 Milwaukee. D0ff62e. 11AHLIJY MALT Hull ; western , 706SOC. WHEAT Ilecelpts , $6,300 bu. ; eximts. 40.6 00 bu , ; salcf , 3.400.WX ) bu. r mutts and 253,000 00u. spot. Spot , steady ; No. 2 red. In store and ele vator , f 5c for old ; alloat , 55Vic for new ; new. ef. . o. U , 67c atluat ; No. 1 northern , CC'ic , delivered ; No , 1 hunt. 6lc , delivered. Options made n new low record today , declining under bearish state reports , free liquidation , lower foreign mar kets and heavy northeaetein receipts , In the late afternoon price * rallied on fair rash wheat pur chases. Closed tit ' , ; ( fic ! net decline. No. 2 teS February. 68fr58l/ic. ? closed &S ! c ; March , closed I3ic ! ; May , 60 15-ie&6lt4r. cloned Cllic : October , closed 644o ; November , closed K\f Uccember , 66'ifiM 7-lCc , closed tCSc. COUN llecelpts , 8.000 bu. ; exports. 2.700 bu. ; sales , 64,000 bu , futures nn-1 2.i,000 bu. spot. pot dull ; No. i. tSlia In elevator ; 66'4c alloat. Options weaker during the afternoon on prospects of larger receipts nnd sympathy with wheat , hut finally milled on rains west nnd rinsed steady at unchanged prleo. Mny , 6353Uc. closed D3 < lye October , rioted 65Vic ; November , C-'WflM c , cloieil CSHc ; leceniber , tSH SSUc. closed 63V c. OATS Itecelpis. 103,604 bu. : exports , 400 bu. ; vales. 10,000 bu. futureH and 75.0UO bu. spot , Ppot Kisy ; Nu. 3. 31fiU31Kc : No. 2 , delivered , 321i ? 4c ; No. 3 , Sic ; No. 2 white. S5 = iK35'ic ; No. 3 white , Sl ic ; track , white western , S5if3Do ; track , white state , SjflfWo. Options weak eiirly , but ad vanced on largo iiurchutwn nnd closed nt Uc ad vance. Januarv. 31(13 ( lie , close < l 3IUc ; May , I6Ti&37c , clotetl 37c ; October. close < l 31ic ; Xcivem- l > er , 3c ; closed 3JKc ; December , 23'ilfMic. closed 33 He. HAY Liuli ; ( food to choice. JC W-f.75. HlUliri atfady ; wet Killed New Oileuns , sa- lecled , 43 to 05 llm. , 4tHfSo ; lluenos Ayreii , dry. 20 to 21 Ibs. , He ; Texas , dry , 21 la 30 Ibs. , S < J5H ° - LKATHKU Steady ; hemlock sole , llucnos Avrcs , light Io heavy weights , ISijlSc. WOOL Quiet ; domestic tlcece , wyiia ; pulled. : JOSZSc , HOPS Quiet ; state , common to choice , 39 ( o ; Pud Ma count , lUOSUc , COAL Dull. 19M. PltOVIBlONS-Ileef. steady ; beef linms. J1S.M. Cut meat * , sttudy ; pickled Ix'lllm. 7KUSUc ; pick led shoulders , C U6c ; pickled hams , avjfricc. Lard , steady : western steam , closn-J nt IS. 10. city al 7lfco ; October , cloned 18.10 , nominal ; Jan uary. 7,90 nsked ; reHned. steadyj continent , 13.60 ; H. A. , 18.75 ; compound. CU6He. Pork , dull. HU1TEH Firm ; western dairy. imiflCoi west. era creamery. l&O25c ; western factor ) ' , 12l5c ; Klirlns , 26a ; Imitation creamery , KtflSc. ClIiist : Qtilvt ; state , large , 8lo'4c ; smill fancy , Sljyilc ; part cklms , 3VW7ttc ; full tklms. Ic. 1(1US--I'Mrm ; itate nml Pennsylvania , 19ff21c ; Ice hou e , liWI6jo ( ; receipts. I.M3 pkga. ; west ern fresh , 17 (19o ; cases , liWtW. TALLOW-Knsy ; city , 4'o : country , ITic. PI-rrilOLKUM-Nomlnal ; United closed ut S2Tic bid. bid.HOSIN HOSIN Firm ; strained , common to good , JI.80 Tl'ilPKNTINE Quiet. 2le. HICK Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , C'.ic ; Japan , 4HO4T4C. UOLASSi : & Bull ; New Orleans , open kettle , rood to choice , 2SfMc. ( PIQ IllON Dull ; tirotch. tl9.MtiM.2S ; American , J10.Wfl13.Ul. TIN Uasy : straits , J13.I5O15.50 : plaUs , market ( trady. Sales on 'change today , 10 tons , delivery next Monday IIJ.K ; 15 ions , deliver } ' next Tues day. 115.60 ; S tons October ; lli.45 ; IS tent Oc tober , J1S.IO ; E toni OctuUr , 115.43 ; 26 toni Now Vember , seller's option to double , 415.20 ; 25 ton < Kovrmber , 115.30. insWi CQPPKH Maikel quleti l > rokern' price , 19.50 ; txchanga prtcu for spot , J3.65ij9.70. XmXN SKED OlL < \ > nllnurs dull and lie vy. influcnc < l by th further decllntIn cotton prices , which Is Inkcn to reflect n large crop of i H nJ chenpfr oil. I'rlme crude , 2Cc ; prime yellow , 3iyfU2nilmc ; while , J c. Hlit/rBU- : , domrstle , .ttHfli.K. . I.i\l ) . quiet : linkers' prices , fJ.Wi exchange prlc < for spot , 13. J5. OMAHA ( IKJtEKAl. ! MAIIKKTH. ( ( inillllon of Trailo nn.l fJuuta'UMi 0:1 Staple mill 1'nticy Proiliico. The poultry market continues -weak and tow. Quotations : 1IUTTI3H-Packing stock , He ; fair to good country , lUTloc ; choice to fancy. lOJJOTo ; gain- ered ctenni'-ry , 2-lf21e ; oepnrator crenmery , 221 ? KOOS-lVr do * . , itrlctty fresh , IJIJI6C. i.ivr POItLTIlV Old hens. 6c ; rnnsteis. 3c ; chickens , MiflSc ; ducks , 6 7c ; iiprlng luikYy * , 7/Sc / ; hen turkeys , 7fSc ; gobblers" , 60 6c ; old geese , 4fie. OAMI2 Prnlrle chickens , young , per ilo . , 12. i * 3.00 ; | ) inh\fl rhlckeni , old , | ifr < 1 f. . . 2OOJ13.2i ; Brotuc , younif , per doz. , I2.5oa3 ; groupo , old , per doz. , > 2 | blue wing teal , per Ooz. . Sl.UQI.GO ; Breen ttlng teal , per doz. , Jl.oOttl.2S ; ducks , mixed , pr doz. , tl.00iil.10 ; cativn'backs , M.Wij 4.00 : innllnrdB ami red liemlx , U.WftJ.l' ) ; quail , Jl.r.l.tX ) ; venlnm saiMlcs , l . fat anil ymnll veals' nre quoted at &Vitej Intirc and coal-HP. ClinUHH Wisconsin , full crunm. new make , 12Vic ; Nebraska nnd lown , full cream , lie ; Ne braska and Iowa , part skims , 778c ; I.tmhunrer. No. 1 , llci brick. No. 1 , 12cj Swiss , No. 1 , ' 119 ISo. ISo.HAY HAY Upland hay. JS ; midland. 7.M ; low land , 17 ; rye- straw , $3 , Color makes the price on liny. Unlit dimlcs HJ ! ! the best. Only top grades tiling top pi Ices. I'lQKONH Old brds. per dot. , 1Zc. I'OTATOKS Oo nl stock , Tic. OM ) IHJANS Ilnnd-plefted , navy , J2.25 ; me dium , Jl.SJifl. ; " ) ; common white beans , ( l.'uQ I.W. I.W.ONION ONION K On orders , 70fl75c. CAHltAfllOn orders , I'ifllV.c. fl'XHIty.-l'er d z. , 30f ! ( : . 8\VKir : l'OTATOi.S-l'er : Ib. , 2021c , .or M.tO per bbl. ; Jersey , I5. & ) per bbl. KHU1TS. QyiNCKS allfornla , per .60-lli. t > px.l.tO. API'I.KK-Clood Btocl : . per btl , , JZ.60'rf2.75. PKACHIW Ciillfoinla. freestone , Wcflll.OO ; lings , 70 < j7c. Pt.UMS-Callfnrnla. 9iK'SfI.OO. Prit'NUSJ WteOII.OO. PKAflS llarth'tt , no good shipping stock ; win ter Nellls. J1.75SJ2.00. CSHAt'KS } Concords , 10-lb. Kiskelx , We : round lots , 10c ; California Tokay , J1.10JJ1.I5 ; Muscat , 11.1001.15. C'HANUIMtHIKS Cape Cod , fancy , JA75S10.00 per bbl. TltOPICAL FRUITS. -Mex.'cnn , 150 , 200 , per box , J3.60 , KlnrMfls. (3 ( " IIANANAK Hiolce stock , I1.J5JJ2.50 per hunch. LEMONS Fnncy Mesalnn. 300 , } 3 ; SCO , JI.75O 5.IX ) ; choice Messina , 300 , HEO. PINEAPPLES None. MISCELLANEOUS. The oypter trade Is active for this c rly In llm season. Chestnuts nrc now quite plenty on the market and the quality la very good. New York Is the great rhestmit nmrket. nnd Iho Dnlly Bulletin wiys of the situation there ; The reported light ciop of clir.itnutu dnei not seem to be verified by Ihe Hupply , as the receipts have been un usually heavy within the past week , though the bulk of the nuts nre coining from the south , hcro a fairly liberal yield Is found. The nuts hnv tctn of very good quality this season , though ncnily all the southern receipts nre dam aged more or lens , except those shipped by ex press. The Increased arrivals to this market MIC atttlbuted In u measure to the fact thnt during the chestnut season two or liree | produce llrms give almost their entire attention to He- curing these nutu , nnd the states where a good erop was expected have been flooded with circu lars and advertising matter nnd a large quan tity of nuts have thereby been nttrncteil direct to this market which otherwise would have been sent to llnltlmore nnd other no.iror markets. Then , again , prices realized In this market have been higher than usual until within the last few days , which has also had n tendency to attract shipments. The express charges are very high , and notwithstanding the good prices here , ninny nuts from far southern points have renl- izcd very little over express clmtges , which range from JI.25 to $2.50 per bu. from Virginia. West Virginia nnd North Carolina , according to the section from which they nro shipped , while by freight from the same sections It costs 75c to 11.25 per bu. to ship them here. Quotations : OYSTKltS Medium , per can. 12o ; horse shoes , ! .1e ; extra standards. iSo ; extra selects , 18c ; company selects , 23c ; New York counts , 2Sc. KK1S Kiincy. per Id. , 20c. HONEY California. He ; dark honey. 10012s. MAPLR 8YIUIP Gallon cans , per doz. , J12. NTTS Almonds , 16plc ; English w.ilmitfl , 12S Me ; filberts. 12o ; lirnzll nuts , I0fll2c ; eastern chestnuts. 10S1215C. CIDKIl Pure Juice , per bbl. . 13 ; halt bbl. . 13.25. H1O1JS No. 1 green hides , 3'4c ; No. 2 green hides , 3l4c ; No. 1 green stilted hides , t'&c ; No. 2 green salted hides , 3'ic ' ; NTo. 1 green salted hides , 25 to 40 1b9. 4 > 4c ; No , 2 green salted hides , 2i to 40 Ibs. . 3Vic ; No. 1 vent calf. S to 15 Ibs. . 7c : No. 2 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. 6c ; No. 1 d.-y Hint hides. Cc ; No. 2 dry Hint hldca. 4c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 6c : part cured hldca He per Ib. lesa than fully' cuied. 81IEP.P PELTS Green salted , each. 25S60c ; green salted shearlings ( short woolod early skins ) , each , lW20c ( : dry Bheaillngs ( short woolcd early iklns ) . No. 1 , each , 515c ( ; dry shenillnga ( shoit \vooled early skln.ij , No , 2 , each , 60 ; dry Hint Kansas nnd Nebrefkn. butcher wool pelts , per Ih. . ectual nelght , Ml EC ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 4Cr',4c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , ItfCVici dry Hint Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4f6c | ; ( have feet cut off , as It Is uselesj to pay freight on them ) . TAI.I-OW AND OIIEASE Tallow. No. 1 , lc ; tnllow , No. 2 , 4e ; grease , white A , 4c ; grease , white D. 34c ! ; grease , j-cllow , 3 c ; grease , dark , :5ic ; old butter. 202jc ; ; beeswax , prime , UlflOc : ouch > ellow , liB-'c. ! ( Ivor Ten Thousand Hales Offered nt the I.niuliin Auction NiiloK. LONDON. Oct. 1. At the wool auction sales 12.629 bales were offered , of uhlch 2.00were withdrawn. The attendance wns small and the bidding plow. The offerings contulned much In ferior stuff. Prlcen for superior woi-ls were well maintained. Following nrn the sales In detail : New South Wales , 2,123 bnlex ; scoured , 6Vid@ la 2d ; greasy. 3)49d. Queensland , 2.622 tales ; scoured , itdlfls M ; greasy , 3 08d. Victoria. 2.IC2 bnles ; Bcoured , 6HOn * Cd ; greasy , C JlOd. Swan Il'ver , 21 bales , greasy , 4U514d. Tasmania. 204 bales ; ncnured , ( .8J9d ; greasy , iif(7',5d. ( New Xenlnnd. 3.121 luilep ; scoured. 6HdfTlH Id ; greasy. 4JW11d. Cnpo of Good Hope nnd Nntni , 1.S79 twiles ; pcoured , 7d31s 4.1 ; greasy , 3l4@7d. The scries wns finlshul today , and the general re- KiillH nr disappointing to lioMcrs This was largely due to the very large iiunntlly of In ferior wools thrown upon the market. Homo choice Merino wools Fold nt ISiZld cheaper nnd grnyH wns partly ! Jd lower. Svoun'd Inferior croia-brceds were H3Hd lower , while well grown superior gooda were firm. Good cross bred and greasy merino wools brought Hd or more higher. The total number of bales pold during the sales were 225OiH > . nearly half of which were for export. Tin * total American purchases amounted to 13f > 00 bales. Sixty-three thousand bales were carried furwnrd to the next series , which begins November 22. BT , LOL'IS. Oct. 12. WOOL Lifeless and no change In prices. Tl.VIiitS : AI-'IIAIO O New York IlnlU Nat Inclined to Invest Very I'rrcly nt 1'resent. NEVY YOIUC. Oct. 12. Wheat mnfle a new low record nn I tin tlrst sale this morning , which \vaa at CGXic for December , and at midday beat even thl * Hgure , selling off nt 56ic. ! which price has never before been reached In the New York mar kets. With Its unparalleled record of eteady declines , wheat goes down Just n easily noxv ns U did when It was 20c n bushel higher , and the bulls stind around afraid to touch Ihe market for fear that If anything of nn Interest accumu lates It will go to 50c. There Is too much wheat In the country , nnd although the bulls claim that the tnle reports nre verifying the Kovernment estimate of a crop under 4W,000OOi ) bu. , there Is such a heavy surplus from previous yearn nnd Kurope Is liuylnx wheat HO slowly here that the market simply drops of Its own weight , being assisted occasionally , ns was the case today , by a bear raid , Klfty cents In an absurdly low price for December wheat In New York , but the bears say they will put It there. tst. LimU GemnilMlirllct. . ST. LOl'IB. Oct. 12.-I > LOmt-QuIet , steady. WIIKAT Dull : heavy at the opening , stiffened later on buying demand , cloning "io up ; No , 2 red. cash , 4SUc ; October , ISUc ; December , 43c ; May. C5c , CUIIN In line with wheal , made a net gain of He ; No. 2 mlxe < l , cash , 4Mic ; October. 4SHc ; November. 17c : December. 4o % 45Ue ; May , 46 > 4c. DATs-Strong ; No. 2 cash , 2S 4e ; October , 2SUe ; May. 33c. HYK IUki Wd for No. 2. east slda. HAIlLKY-No trading. 1IIIAN etc. sacked , east track. I.'LAX KKED si. 13. CLOVKH Sni : J7.J5flS.10. TIMOTHY HUHD-H iOfj'5.10. lIUTTIlll Slow , weak ; separator creamery , 21 ' go < l to choice dairy , 20u. KOO8-15C. LKAIJ Quiet : I2.92H asked. Sl'ELTKIl-Hteady ; 3. 0. COIlN MEAL Higher ; J2. ISO 2.10. WHISKY J1.23. TIEH c. -eijonio. I'HOVISIONH Steady. Poik , standard mess. jobbing , JU.6i. Ijuj. ptlnie gtenm. 17.05 ; choice , 17.70. Dry salt inents , Kuse shoulders , $6 ; longs. XS.GO ; ribs , 0.67'.j : shorts , je.K'i. Ilacon , packed shoulders , I7.U ; longs , J7.WI ; ribs , S7.62U ; shorts , 8,0"0 btls. : wheat. 17,00i ) bu. : rorn , 19.0 > X ) Im , ; oats. : o , 0 > ) bu , MIHr.MlINTH-Klmir. r . ( . ) bbls. ; wheat , nune ; corn , t.OOO bu , ; o.iui , 6,000 bu. Clilri ii > I'rult Uunlutlnnii. CHICAGO , Oet. 12. The Bart Fruit company sold today : U. ( . 'lalrgenu pears , II.W ; Nells. 11.23 U1.60 ; Kllver prunes , half crates , II ; Hnlwny peaches. Sc ; IMciiuets. late. 75 f 0 ; Tokay iii > Dt . half crates , ll.ltKJl.70 ; double criiti'B. M.W ; Conilcheon. halt crates , 11.20 ; Uuscalf. half crates , Jl. Porter I Iron , rompany. New York , sold two caret Half crates Muscat gmpes , $5cQJt.4S ; llo- rnccos , I1.41U1.60 ; Hose of 1'eni. 85c ; assorted. ll.lSUl.ti ) ; CWs lute red plunm. 11.35 : luilf t-rutcs Tokays , | l.2t > m.G5 | doubles , i.4i > ffi < 3 ; double IS. DuluihVheut Rlarket. Dl'LlTTH. Oct. lt WHKAT Close ; No , 1 hard , rath and October , 671c ; ; No , 1 northern , ca h , MVtc ; October , 6CUc ; Ui'cnnln-r , 6Kc ; No. S northern , cnsh. C3l4c ; Nu. 3 , Wie ; rejected , ! 7V c. To arrive ; No. 1 northern , & 6ic. ! Novr VorU Dry Ouuili AItrc ! t- NCW YOUK , Oct. It An Irregular request for n w and dupllut * ituorUctnts of s aaonabla fab- rlc * took n Rood quantity of cotton flannels , lady's clr-tb. - flannels and many other articles. New sales were fairly large , while deliveries on advances wereitlno very large. Auction sale * on Tuesday , Wednesday nnd Thursday Include 15.000 Wntervllel w < l shawls. CO.OOO pieces Arlington mills cashmeres and fancy ores * goods , and C.COO csrtnns nil tllK nnd colored rlblmns. Printing cloths quiet nt 2 13-lCc for Cl squares. STOCKS AND IIOND1. Slntra Hpccnlntton I'lrin to Strong the < lrpnter I'nrt of tlio Day. NI3W J YOUK. Oct. 12.-The shnro specula tion was llrm to strong for the Breatcr pnrt of the dny. The strength of the market Is to le accounted for to some extent by the fact thnt most of the lending shares arc In Kmnll supply In the market. There Is now ri very general fooling that the danger po , If It ever existed , 1ms been passed , ur that gold Is not likely to he exported during Ihe rest of Ihe year. Sterling ex change Is easier , nnd the yt'llow metal can not be sent forward at n profit. Toledo & Ann Arbor was strong on the announce ment ' that the stockholders' protective com mittee would light the proposed foreclosure 1)V the reorganization committee and nd- vnnced 2 % per cent , cloning tit the best IlKUres touched. Canada Southern rose IU per cent on purchases of 300 shares , and I'lttsbtirg , Cleveland , Columbus , Chicago & St I.otils rose 1 per cent on the purchase ofpc 300 shares. Cordage preferred broke 1 % per cent on the sale of a block of COO shares ; St Paul & DtiluUi and Canada 1'aclflc fell off 1 per cent on sales of 100 shares each ; Great : Northern preferred advanced 2 per cent. The other changes on the day ore Hllght. ; The grangers are up % per cent , to Tl per cent , the latter Burlington & Qulncy. Sugar , which was , as usual , most actively trailed In , was strong In the early dealings and advanced 2',4 per cent , but reacted In the llnnl trading , nnd at Ihe close had lost all but ' .J per cent of the Improvement. The market closed fairly llrm. ' The bond market was firm throughout the day , particularly at the close. Tlio trans actions were larger than usual , reaching a total of J1.2i4,500. The following were the closing quotations on the leading stocks of Ihe New 1'orlc ex change today ; Atchlnon . u. p. D. i < ; Adams Express , , . 1-IG Northwestern . . , . 103J1 Alton. T. 11 . 31 clo pfd do pM 17(1 ( N. Y. Central Am. Express N , Y. AN. Kite. . . . Hnltlm ere ft. Ohio. Ontario & \V Kill CnnadaVacltlc . . . G4U Oregon Canada Southern. Orvffon Nav SU ! Central 1'aclfla. . . O , H. U AU. N. . . . 7 Chon. A. Ohio Pacific Mail lfi : Chicago Alton. . . . P. D , , t C : i ; C.,11. , tQ 73 Plttsburg ] < ; :4 : Chtcayoflns Pullman iMlaco , . I'Hl Conholldaled Gas ttoadinir 3H C.C. C. A St. L . . . 3HI * UlohniondTorm. . 17 ! Colo. Co.il > V Iron ilo pM Cotton Oil Cort. . . u.o. vr KI Del. .t Hudson. . . . n. o. w. nfii 42 Del. Lick. , V W. . . Hi : ! W Hock tsliiml D. Jill.O. pfd SI. Paul IJ.JtC. P. Co St. I'ntiluM Kast Tenn St.P. . & Oinnn.-i. . . 83M Erlo 11 ilo pM 113 do pfd Soutlicrn P.io lll FortWavno IBS sucar Iletluory. . . KI O. Northern ofd. . 103 ruun. Coal , V Iron O. A.K. 1. pfd tit ! Texas P.iolno. . . . IF Hocking Viilloy. . T , A O. Cent , pf J. . 111. Central Union Pacific " ' ' U. S. Exproii K.V'r.nrd. . . . , . VIM W. St. L.4 I' L.-lko Erlo.t W. . . 18 do DM do pfd WellH Parpro Et. . mi Lake Shore . . , Western Union. . . H7H Leiid TrUHt SOli LoulBVlllo&N. . . . MH do nfd Loiiltivllla&N. A. M .tst.r. . . . . ; . : ; ' . ; mi Manli lt3ii Con. . . u. &it G inn MetnuhlBt C. . . . < . K S7H Michigan Cent. . . . OH N.L 20 Mo. I'aclflo 28 C. F. Jc I HUK Mobile.t Ohio. . . . ( lonfd 72 NashvlIIoChnt. , 11. iT. C 1K ! NiillonalCordavo. T. A. A. Jf. N. M. . . fiS do pM T. St. L. &K.O. . . . 1 N. J. Central 111 dopfd ( t N.tw. rw JH S. H. R 12H North Am. Co JHJWS dopfd 41 ! Nortliorn I'.iclfto. Am. Too. Co 1(10 ( No. Pae. nfil dopfd lOd bid. The tntnl sales of stocks today were 141.862 shares. Including : American Hugur , 62,000 ; Hay Stnte Cn . S.SOD ; Durllngton. D.SOO : Chicago Ons , 12,100 ; Ulfltllling & Cntllufeedlng. ? ,100 ; LoulKVlllo & Nnslullle. 4,500 ; lloek Island , 5,000 , ; St. Paul , 11,300 ; Western Union , 4,100. Now Vnrk Money -Market. NEW YOniC. Oct. 12.-MONKY ON CALI - Ensy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent. PIUMK MERCANTILE PAVER. 301 per cent. HTERLINC1 EXrilANOR-KaBlcr , with nctunl business In bank era' bllla ut JI.S7'i'f.67 { i for de mand and nt Jf.tiG QI.Sb for sixty dayn : posted rates , Jt.S7ffJ.8T/i and Jl.tsgi.SSli ; comemrclal bills. $4.05HWI. ? : > % . S1LVKK CKHT1KICATES M 4c bill , CJOVEKNMKNT HONDS l-'lrm ; statebondp , dull ; railroad bonds , firm. Closing quotations on bonds were as follows ; H S. B6rc ? 110M 'D tc IiroTls RO U.S. Oftcoup HU Erlo 2nds 7:1 : U.S. 4 ru ? 114 0. H. A3. A.Us. . . (1CK 17. H. 49 coup 114M do 7s 1)5 ) U. S. iisroir uu II. &T. C. 6s 1II3K PaclHoOBOf ' 03. . 101 do 8 IOO Ala. Class A M. K. 4.T. iHt'is' . . blj4- Ala. Clans D 101 do 2d4 4L- Ala. CUiHS C. . . . Mutual UnlonOs. 10(1 ( Currencies ! 02 N.J.Cont. 0011.03. 117 La. New Con. IB. . IU No. Pao.lat3 11:1 : Missouri Ua 100 Nc PILC. linUa N.C. Ua 1H2 K , VT. ConaolH. . . . do 48 OH do S. V. Unb. fls. S.C. nonfund V ! R , n. W. iHta Tenn. new net 6. 7H St. P Connols 7s. . Tonnnow H666. . . 100 St.P.C.&P. Vf.St. Tenn.old 03. . , . 0(1 ( St.L.tI.M.Ocn.6rt. 7 ' Va. Centuries. . . . CBH S. L. , V3.P. Gon..U 03 do deferred H5i Tex. I'nc. Ista. . . . S7V < AtchlBon4B 07M Tex. Pao. Sa 20 AtchlBon ' 'a A. . , . v'JO > l D. P. Ists of ' 9J. . 1USU Canada So.'lids. . 1II5H U'cHtShoro In 1USH Cen. Pao. IHII 'US. 10iH ! EoutliernK.il. Ba , 88 < i D. A. R. G. 7 11SH bid. Kniton Stock < Juiitntlini. ( BOSTON , Oct. IZ.-Call loans , 1M < 32 per cent ; llmo loans , U < tUi : per cunt. Uloaln ; prlcet [ ur etockB. bonds .itul intnln ; A.T. A S. t" . .h. Klcoirlo Am. Sugar W. KleapfiL . ' - Am. Suz.ir nfd WlH.Centr.il 4 Day Stfttc Oai 4W llellTolcphona. . , . ItliH'AtohlBon ' 40. . UOHlon , V Albany. , SOS NowEnelaiid OB. . 110 liOHton&Malno. . . , 107 ! < WlH. Cent. iHta. . . . C. . U. , VO. 73 Allouez.Mining Ca 20 Fllchbure HO Atlantic 10 Gen. Elcctrlo 37 > 6 ItoHton & Montanl 30 Illinois Stool fiO llutto& IloHton. . . . i Mexican Central , . Calumet & Hccla. . N. Y. , VN. E Ceutennlnl Old Colony Kranklln i Ori'con Short Line Koaruarso 7 Rubber ( ) Bccoll. : . . . . 24 Union Pacific Qulncy. UU Went End 1B7 \V. Eudpfd 02 .Sin KrilncUri ) Mining ; Stuck Oimtiltlonn. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12.-Theqmcl.il closing qontatlona fur mluliiir stocks loJuy weru as fol lows : Alta 10 Halo.V NororoaH. . 03 llollo Isle 7 Mexican 140 Ik'lcher 7i ! Mono 30 llubt iltulohcr. . . . 140 Mount Diablo 10 IlodloCon 125 Oplilr 333 IluUvcr. 10 PotosI 87 Chollar 71 Savapo 74 Con , Cal li Va 6II7H Sierra Nevada. . . . 105 Crown Point Ki : Union Con. 84 Kurcka Con as Utah 8 Gould & Curry. , . . 78 Yellow Jacket . . . 0' ' Nor Vork .Mlnln'r NEW YOIIK , Oct. 12. Tl o followinz' tha mme quounous : Limduii KtiicU Quiitntlons. LONDON , Oct. 12. I p. m. closlnj : Canidlcn Pacltlo. . 001 < St. Paul com . ( l-JM Krlo 11H N. Y.Central . HUM Krlo'-'ds 75H Penimylranla. . B''H Din. Cuntr.il IMI ( 83d Mexican ordinary. 10H Mcx. Cen. newia , 07M DAU SIM'KIl 20 l-10d per ounce. HONUy K percent. The ratu of discount in the open market fo- nhnitbllla In ! < per cnt , nnil for three motitha' bills la U-lu percent. MEMPHIS. Oct. 1 ! . Clearings , | H ,3S5 [ ba'an.es , J9X.071. HOSTON. Oct. 12. Clearlnea , 13 , o,80 ; bal ances , J1.8.1W. I1ALT1SIOIIR. Oct. l-ClearlnBS , J2,07eli5j balances , J3 JC'JI. NBW YOIUC. Oct. It Clearings. JS2,53:85 ; balances , tJ.WJ.W * . I'AIUH. Oct.IS. . Three per cuit rentes , lOlf SI'jc for Ihe account , P1UUADRI.PIIIA. Oct , I ! . Clearlnus , 110,533- CV9 ; balances , Jl.MJ.-'JTS. CINCINNATI , Oct. 1 ! . MonejH } 6 per cent. i ; clmnne. par. C'lt-arlngs , | I.Vjl,9W. WABIIINOTON. Oct. U. Th caiih lialancn In the treasury was * 117 , a,9W ; gold reserve , JtlO.- NH\V OIU.KAN8 , Oct. It Cleorlnes , JI.69I.7C8. New Vork excl.anKe , bunk , purl tonimticial , | 1 , per tl.OOi ) discount. BAN FRANCISCO. Oft. 18. Drafts , sight , 12'cj ' t leBraplilc , 15c. Silver bars , C3'iG3\c | ; Met- loan dollars , UOMUc LONDON. Ocl. 12. MNBHED OISIs ; Cu | . cuttn llnsei-d. n > ot. Mi Ddl Hepleinbcr ami Oc tober shllimenta Via CIIIH- . Sit iltl. ST. Ull'lH. Oct. 12. < nearlnKS , J4OJI,273 , ; 1 I- ancra , lill.132. Jlonej- , dull Ht 6 7 IMT cent , Kxchan e on New York , 75 discount bid. rillCAGO , Oct. 12. Olruln , | 1I , , WJ. Money , 4lli ! IM.T cent on call , Ml 8 | > er cent on time , New Vork pxchHnRF , 40o dlrcount askeil. I'nr- elun rschange , llrm ; sterling , commercial , II.UU tfl.8liV . LONDON , Ocl. 1 ! . Oold Is nuotetl nt lluenos > Ayres at 232 : Jl dt1d , 18.00 ; Lisbon. 20.M ; St. IVtertburc (0 ; Athens , 77 ; Itome , 109.CO ; Vienna , 103. The amount of bullion Konv Into the Uank or England today on balance Is ii.OUO. OMAHA LIVE MR MARKETS , rl II < . ' . ' I Supplies at the Yards * jfint About Equal to the Local Demandt CATTLE NOTED FOR TliE POOR QUALITY UlTcrltiR * AViirno Tlinn Usnnl nnil Prices Suffer Homo In Ctin c < iuenco HORS Dixvn mid Up , Clonliii ; I'nlrly Strong ntui Nearly Htpinly. PHI DAY , Oct. 12. necelpta of cattle so fnr this week , com pared with la t , Bhow n decrease of nbout 3,200 head. In IIORS , however , there has been nn Increase of something HUe 6,000 heat ] , while 10.DOO would barely cover the In crease In sheep supplies , The supply of cattle was liberal enough , that la , there were plenty of cattle here , such as they were , Ilecclpts Included n string of westerns and several loads of Kansas City Texans that were billed direct to packers nnd not offered for tmle. Offer ings were nearly all western runner ? , the Kenernl quality being rather poorer thnn usual. The demand was good , and the mar ket generally fully steady on the Inferior class of Block offered. With the native steers worth over $3.35 , and westerns that hud to sell at around $2.25 to $3 , there was no opportunity offered to teat the market on good to choice stock. Such would un doubtedly have sold readily nt strong prices. It wtis a very unsatisfactory trade under the circumstances , but there was n falriy firm undertone. The cow trade was not n great deal differ ent from that of Thursday. Supplies were rather liberal , but there was n very good demand from nil sources , nnd while some sales were lower nnd others higher , the gen eral average of prices paid was about the same. Veal calves were In fair request and llrm , but common and large stock ruled dull and weak. The market for rcligh slock of all kinds was just nbout sluady. Low grade utock anil feeding cnttle wore pounded prelty hard loday , as the- yards were full of them , and Ihe demand was not as vigorous as usual. Prices were off fully a dime , and they were not easy to sell at that. Good , smooth , fleshy stock nnd the better grades of. slackers and yearlings sold about us well as at nny lime recently. TradIng - Ing was rather dull , nnd largely nt from K.2o to $2.GO. Good to choice feeders uro quotable at from J2.TO to $3.15 ; fair to good at from $2.40 to $2.70. and common grades from $2.25 down. Itepresentntlve pales : DHKSSHD UKKP. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Fr. 3 _ fiSB Ji 25 23. . . . 1038 { J 73 1..12SO J.1 flrt 1. . . . 970 2 CO 1..1250 2 73 3) ) . . . .1101 333 COWS. 1. . . . COO 100 1. , . . 900 175 5 , . . . IW 200 1. . . . ! HO 1 Oi ) n. . . . 951 1 75 1. . . . 810 2 00 1. . . . 830 125 2. . . . 720 175 1. . . . 870 200 7. . . . 837 125 2. . . .1075 175 C. . . . G75 200 4. . . .1157 1 60 5. . . . 841 175 22. . . . KG 205 1..10SO 160 1..1070 173 33. . . . OH 210 1. . . . 0 1 BO 2. . . .1023 1 75 9. . . . DID 2 10 1. . . . 730 1 CO 1..10IO 1 73 1. . . . DOT 2 15 1. . . . MO 1 CO 10. . . . 911 1 M 2. . . . 710 2 15 3. . , . 903 1 CO 17. . . . 610 1 SO 12. . . . 7 > M 2 15 1. . . . 940 160 r.010 ] ISO 21. . . . SGI 215 I. . . . SCO 1 CO 3. . . . S76 1 S3 40. . . . 735 2 15 . CIS 213 . StO 2 15 . S. > 0 2 15 . 'SO 2 13 . 820 2 IS . 817 215 .11I3 220 SS7 220 .1027 220 . . . . . .1UO 2 K 13. . . . 881 161 } JO. . . . 730 193 1 _ 100 : ! 223 1110 225 1019 225 . , .1I05 225 IS. . . . 768 163 9. . . . 997 200 IS. . . .833 223 ' . 903 21" 16. . . . 90) 170 9. . . . 7BS.200 S..9CO 2 SO 1ICO 2 S3 , .1100 240 . .1100 249 1. . . . 330 1 00 I.ISO 1V.O 10. . . . M4 t SO 1. . . . 430 140 2. . . . 03.1 " 1170 ' I. . . .370 1X3 1. . . . MO 150 . . . . . OK 1170 3. . . . 343 2 IX ) 1. . . . 250 1 CO 13. . . . BOJ 1 75 23. . . . 917 2 15 7 2 215 2. . . . 5133-2 30 . 110 3M . 2 < V ) ' 3 30 . ISO 350 .140 3 M .120 3 M 100 S 75 . . . . . . . . . . 150 400 12. . . . 2SD 520 ] . . . . 210 230 1..110 400 .123 400 . ISO 400 . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 400 13. . . . 278 233 2. . . . 100 359 1..210 425 . .11PO 175 . .12Tfl 175 . .1KO 1 73 . .WO ISO . .S20 1X0 . .12CO 1 * r , . .1310 1 M . .11SO 190 . .1540 235 . .573 2 .V , , .533 265 . . 790 25' , . . 4S1 23. ' . . . 92' . 255 . .1X17 255 . .373 2 i ) . .1012 2 0) . .930 2 GO . .613 260 . . 703 2ft ) . . 8 < 5 260 . .816 260 . . 633 260 . . 61-6 263 . . BTO 265 . .546 265 . .5S7 2 65 . .C7.1 265 . , )9 270 . .I07Q 270 . . 9 27' ) . .SW 280 , ,9'i' ' ' ) 280 . .900 280 . ,917 2 S5 . .1000 S IK ) . .10SO 303 1VESTEKN CATTLB. No. Av. Pr. No , Av. Pr. 1 cow. . . 800 12 00 IS TOWS . S2J ( 12 20 6 COWB . MS 2 S3 1 te Ier . 1140 250 1 fei-der . 9SO 260 2:1 : fi-eiltm. . . .1120 2X0 50 fec lers..l223 283 103 fwileia , . . . 1072 2 S ) 7 lerUfrs..l032 240 -8 Mra , He. . .1203 255 COLORADO. 1 f Mer . 920 240 27 fi-tilera. . . . 933 253 1 cow . 850 2 10 Illlmil * IxinJ ( iinl Live Stock Compnnj- . 1 row . BOO 1 GO 3 cows . U16 150 1 BtnK . M40 175 1 COW . 10M 190 6 cow ? . 30 ] N 1 cow . 80 190 1 stnir. . IirtO ! W 3 cown . 9S3 22) ) 4 Btrn. Tex. .1122 235 1 str , Ten. . .1070 233 2 Kirn , Tex. .1100 233 85 sir * . Tex , . 1023 233 8 utcerH . 1101 B 55 97 ulcers. . V29 253 1 Btr , Tex. . . 780 2 W 12 ttrv , Tex. . 1075 233 Wynlt Hroa. S cown . ! < n 1 kO 1 tmll . 930 185 95 TOW . M3 223 49 fwilcra - 10G2 260 W. If , INilwell. 2 CUW8 . 1095 180 . . . . cowa . 1037 223 15 steers . 1142 3 10 * = " ' ( Sale llrnj , 8 rows. . 752 1 5 < > 10 * ti a , tl [ ; . . . SI 225 63Bte TB . 113'J 255 A. a 117 cows 1023 230 Je Ier . . . .1128 293 A. lliiigiuinl. 35 cow 1002 225 ' . i 4 etcerfl 1155 2 W I btecr. 1350 290 , > . i. C'sildwell llros. 93 cows Wt 215 ltr , lls.,1270 2 ! 3 WYOMING. I ( . H. V n TaH ell. Sciiw * 100- - ) 20022cown | 998 250 21 cowu 10 * ! 2 CO . . S Hlrrn ,1171 300 C. W. IJIIIett. Cl.ulferS. . . . 20 300 . 1 cow 1130 250 . 3 _ cow's..ibn . , . 250 . . _ ij cow . , 9S8 260 27 m\\e..W ' > 2W / ( , stctr . . . : , . , " > 3 M 1 steer. 1010 3 00 , , . Itolieit Jack , Jr. 1 cow 1)70 ) J 15 Lc w 1120 243 23 cows ll > 7 2 43 - 1 Bteer. 1100 2 W -.4. iteere IJOO 260 3 steers 12V ) 260 i M iMf r 1BO 2 M 6 Hteern 1168 250 8 feeders. . . , 25 223 7 cows 1011 2 40 Middlesex Llvi > Stuck Company. 3 stts , tig. . . 883 225 2 str , tin..1190 260 Hay State l.lv Block Company. 13 bulls IS25 IM 127nws 76 175 1 cow 720 200 1 COW 1060 BOO Svulvra 370 225 487 coivs 10 2 224 ! * NKHHASKA. jr. C. Puhlnmn. 8 bull ? 1305 150 23 cows 100 * 200 1 steer 790 t B ! 71 cows 1025 240 2S mi-en 1115 275 275WYOMING. WYOMING. A. K. Marr. C steers 121 ! 340 18 sUere 123S 340 A. Noirell. 31 steers 1252 S 70 HOGS Tliere wan not. a very heavy supply ot hogs on sale today nnd the quality was Hither better than Thursday as a rule. The market was very Irrfguhir , but the general | hoT OKU uf prices paid wns a shade ; stronger. Tn Iho opening trade was brtnU , and prlcew generally stronger on account of th active- demand , KIMM ! rejvirts from Chicago and the comparatively light upply , Later trade ruled dull unit a shade lower on Ihe slump at Chicago , and llnnrd up on the cloud when buyers had to have a few more hogs. Oood to choice heavy and butcher weight hogs . old at from J3 to 13.15. ana poor to fair Hsht I mixed atvl roush itock * t from HCO tt > 11.85. The bulk of the fair In good IIOKS of nit nclthli wild at from 11.90 In Jx rins nnil stock IIORS Kohl nt fnim IJ.75 to 11.60 , nnd much and preg nant sows nnd thrmrouts nt from JJ.M to IJ.3S. On Thursday , ns writ nn on last Friday , Inc bulk nf thn heRd clmnml hands nt from JI.S3 Io IS. lleprmrntatlvp sates : No. Av. Bh. Pr. No. Av. flh Pr , 4. . 297 $0 II GO SO 213 ! ! ' f I M 45 . .161 . , , t fa II M ) , . . 4 ( Hi 10 162 . , , 170 57 217 IM 4 96 23 IM 120 4 70 43. , 23 40 4 93 17 . . .133 . , , 470 70 31D SO 493 IS Hi ) to t 75 K 207 120 4 03 fS 1S3 SO I n 77 2.1J 200 4 93 36 179 40 4 SO SI 203 1W 493 94 1S2 120 ISO 43 3X0 10 495 42 23S SO 4 80 73 230 1W 4 93 203 191 CIO 4 S2H fit IC7 200 4 95 KI ii ICO 4 55 ! % 3 10 5 CO 99 HI ! SO 4 S3 f.5 233 SO t > CO 43 187 IdO 4 85 71 233 80 5 M 70 193 SSO 485 57 2S . . . 600 71 207 120 485 Si 231 FO 600 78 2M . . . 4 87'i 31 2TO 2lX1 6 ( X ) 91 201 ISO 490 St 213 210 600 M 22(1 40 490 81 ! 43 210 600 79 207 1 190 B 874 40 6W 79 201 210 4 W 65 23'i 14 5 M 85 2IG 320 490 34 219 . . , 600 76 220 120 4W 77 tCl SO 6 00 74 211 ICO 4 EO 10 2J5 IDO 6 M 16 232 40 490 (6 29 . . . 600 13 2IG 10 4 W 63 253 40 503 5 19li 10 400 G3 2U . . . 503 73 218 510 4 DO 71 212 120 B 03 78 208 160 490 CS 2 SO 6 Oj CS 212 10 4 92i ! 61 2C6 40 60-5 So 213 SO 495 9 305 . . . 510 SO 210 8 < > 495 B 302 ISO 610 33 251 SO 48.i 6S 384 200 5 10 H 206 SO 495 71 21 ! 40 510 M 233 80 493 55 337 . . . CIS 1'ias AND HOUGH. 3 210 . . . 2 r.0 . 28 SO . . . I 25 2 IM ) . . . 2 M 1 190 . . . 323 1 130 . . . SCO 1 2.-.0 . . . S25 5 SI . . . 275 21 SS . . . 3 t,0 , 1 ! M . . . 275 17 81 . . . 360 4 277 . . . 275 92 69 . . . 360 IB ffi , . , 275 25 103 . . . SCO 2 270 . . . 300 33 83 . . . 3(0 2 Ml . . . 300 53 S3 . . . 3 f,0 , 2 273 . . . 300 40 107 . . . 425 3 DC . . . 300 123 10 < i . . . 4 f.O 1 10 . . . 3 DO 19 102 . . . 4 tO 3 23.1 . . . 300 123 IM . . . 4 < 0 3 la . . . 310 SI1MKP Hut one nmnll bunch of mixed Mock mis ircelved. There was no change In the niat- lu-t. Good muttons nnd lamlis arc in fnlr de- mnnd and iiuoinhly steady , but common nnd stock sheep are selling away down when they sell at alt. Fnlr to choice natives nrc quotable al | 2.25g.00 ; fair to good western * . f2.MW2.G' ( ' > ; common nnd stock sherp. f1.2C6J2.2o ; peed to choice 10 to 100-lb. lambs , | 2.601jr33. HepreBentn- tlvo sales : No. Av. I'r. IK Dakota mixed / 74 1260 Krrrlptsiinil DUiJiMltlon of .Stock. Olllclal receipts anil disposition of stock ns than n by the books of tic ! Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p. in. , October 12 , 1891 : HECElfTri. Cars. Head fattlff 213 6,715 H"KS M 4.2JI flhfcii 1 12-i Horses and mules ' B 113 DISPOSITION. Huycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Cl. II. Hammond company. . 102 1.243 121 Swift nnd company 801 1,018 . . . Ciidahy Packing company , . 1,493 1,776 . . . A. llaafl 63 . . . . . . H. llecker & IVgnn 94 . . . . . . Hamilton & Stephens 45 . . . . . . .1. U Carey 13 . . . . . . J. Lohnian 115 . . . , , . L. llecker 63 . . . . . . O. II. II. from K. 0 1S3 Nels Morrl * 3i3 . . . . . . Swift and company 237 . . . . . . Shippers nnd feedera 1,143 33 1 Left over COO 200 Totals 6,356 4,270 125 ClUCACSU LIVE STOCIC. At Yesterday's Dccllno Tlicron * n I'ulrly , Steady Mnrhot. CHICAOO , Oct. 12. In cattle today , at yes terday's decline , there was n falily steady mar ket. About 7,000 cattle arrhed. making 69,700 head so far this week , or 4.400 lesa than for the/ same time last week nnd 6.000 leas than a year ngo. There wns good buying for export , notwith standing the recent ncvere break In the London market , and as eaxtein and local operatois had lllicinl orders to 1111 the yards were pretty Weil cleared. Krom J6 to J6.13 for 1.600 to 1,050-lb. steera prices ranged downward to J2.90 to 13 for very common steere , and to from Jl to Jl ! . " > fur emaciated cows. The bulk of native steers Bold tit from 13.60 to JO-S1) , and from 75c to 12.65 bought most of the native cows , helfera and bulls , llarely 4,000 natives arrived today , the lemalmler of the 7OilO head consisting of westeiim and Texans , Jloflt of the westerns were welshed at prices below 13.60. nnd fnim J2 to JS.80 hoUKht must of the Texnna. Calves were nt from J2.55 to J5.75 for poor to extra qunl'ty. At the opening of business today hess sold gen- .erally a nhntlc higher , hut nil elfins of flrmnera very'Mwn tllRappeured. Any time after 8 o'clock hogs could lie bought at Thursday's prices , and the close was anything but strong1. though pio- vlHlunt w vt ( Irmer. Krom'JI.PO to J5.65 wan the nnge of miles for common to extra , and from J5.13 to $5.15 the Hinge at which * most uf the bunlneps wan done. A few Bales of heavy hog of choice quality brought from J3. to J5.65. and striuiK weight light sold ns high ns J5.30 , but there really wns very little trading above J5.60 for heavy and not many sales of light hogs aboveJ5.40. . The sheep nmrket has witnessed another week of excessive receipts nnd low prices , fully 94,600 , sheep nnd Inmbs having arrived within the last live days , which , following upon tile/ heels of 80,225 recorded for the previous week , wns more nf n strain than the market could be expected to withstand , It has fallen back from lie to 23c. the present range of quotations being fiom 7Ic to J3.25 for | H > or to choice sheep and from $1.50 to J4.25 for lambs. Not many of the sheep were good enough to bring more than S3. nnd prices lx > Iow $2.75 took the greater part of the lambx. The outlook for the rema'nder ' of t.iis month IH not very bright , buf there would seem to be little d.inger of any further flhrlnkngi ; of values. At the prevailing low pi Ices n good many eheep nnd lamba are going to the ojuntry for feeding pmpoties , Itecelpts rattle ' , 7.000 hend : enlves , 600 head ; hog * , 21.000 h'end ; sheep , 13,000 head. The Evening Journal reports : HOOS Ilecelpts , 21000 hend ; yesterday , 17.8SO head : shipments , 10.2VI hend ; left over , nbout 2,501) head ; quality fair ; market opened stronger , but soon weakened 6c ; range , J4.xr > { J5.00 for llRht ; t4.73JII.90 for rough packing ; $4.859(5.45 fur mixed ; J4.9..W5.65 for henvy pnck'njf and shipping lots , nnd J4.2W4.65 for pigs. CATTLK IlecelptB , 7.000 head ; market dull , unchanged. KHKKI1 Receipts , 13.000 head ; market dull ; 60 lOo decline. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ St , Louis Llvn Stoclc .Market. ST. LOUIS. Ocl. 1 ! . CATTLI3 Receipts. 2.400 hend ; shipments , 2,100 hend ; market quiet ; na tives steadv ; Texam * lower ; native steers , poor light , J2.25ff5.60 ; cows. 12.15 ; Texas steers , com. mon IlKht , 12.50 ; cows. J2.OOdT2.80. 11OGB Receipts. JI.600 hend ; Bhlpment . 3,700 head ! market Htwuly , strong ; quality of supply generally better : bent heavy. J3.3.4r5.4a ; good light and mixed. JI.0035.30 ; pigs , common nnd rough. Jl.3005.15. J4HI3I31' Iteeelpts. SOO hend ; shlpmcnlH , none ; market nteady ; sheep nnd lambs , 52.602.70 ; Hdiithwestern mixed , J2.CO , liuilHUn City Llfo Stock AlurJiot. " KANSAS C1TV , Oct. 12. CATTLlO-Itecelpts , 8.000 hend : shipments. 3,800 Jicail ; market stendy ; Texns steers , J2.15ff2.85 ; Texas cows , Jl.93nS.20 ; beef Hteers , J3.60j(5.10 ( ; nntlve cows , 12.7583.60 ; Btix-kers nnd feeders. J2.75'g'3.60. ' HOOS Iteeelpts , 7,000 hend : shipments. 2OiW hend : nmrket steady ; bulk of sales. J4.9a03.lS ; heavlPH. J5.0 < f5.30 ; packers , 15.00 5.10 ; m'xed , J4.9.5.05 ; lights. $4.9)5.00 ; Yorkers , JI.S5O3.10 ; pigs , J3.2Se4.8i. SHIIKP Hecelpts , 2,000 hend ; shipments , 2,300 head ; market strong on good nnd wenk on others. New York I.lvn Mock Murknt. NBW YOIIK , Oct. 12. IinBVES-ltecelpts. 1,200 head ; market steady : nntlve steers , fair , I4,75 , ( j 5.00 ; ordinary tn medium. JI.OOO4.CO ; common and Inferior , J3.60ff3.80 ; half breeds , J3.75i3.C ! : oxen , 12.3004.20 ; bulls , J2.151i2.30 ; dry cows , | 1.3 ( KHI'.Ll . , , rfl. 4dl > * T 4 wrvl'nn , O.VJV 11171111 } sheep , dull : lamba , ncllvp nnd stronger ; sheep. poor tu prime , JI.60@3.25 ; lamba , common to choice. J3.00 t.50. HOia ( Iteeelpts , [ Cl hend : market higher ; In ferior to choice stale hogs , J5.9096.25. Stock In Slu-ht. Record of receipts nt the four principal mar kets fur Friday. October 12. 1691 : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 5.715 4,2ul , 12 ; Chlc.ign 7.000 Si.OiW 13,003 K'annid City 8.i 0 ; ,000 2,000 Ht. Louis 2,4 W 4.GUO 8 < X Totals 23.115 ttiS 4 15,825 Cuffnn 'MivrMit. NBW YORK. Oct. 12. COFFKR-Opllons openeil 10fi25 polntn higher on strong ! ? uropeun advices , some foreign buying and local phor eoverlnif , ruled llrm on scarcity of sellers ; close * llrm at 16W20 polnt net advance ; sales , 23.WJO IUIKH , Including : October , JI2.50012.65 ; Novein IHT , 111,800(11.95 ; December. tH.V > 7 H.I5i Junil nry , JM.80eiO.85 : March , J10,70Sl.f5 ( ) ; May , 110.63 < no.gO ; cpot ccffee. Hlo , dull ; No. 7 , 115 ; mild dull ; Cordova. I18.25in9.00 ; sal en. 1,300 bags Mnnirnibo , 2,000 mats Interior I'edang , p , t. 1.00t > bugs , NOB. 6 and 6 Santos. | HW , cost < m ( freight. Warehoui-e dcllver'es ' from New York jestenlny , f , , r ) bagii ; New York stock today 1,17,600 bngUnlteil ; HtaleH stock , 2)1,736 ) bngs nlliuit for the United .States , 22I.OK ) baRa ; tutu vlxlble supply for thn United Htntes , 452,736 bugs uinilriHt 3S1,2J3 ImtTH ] nxt j'ear. HANTOH , Oct , 12. Market steady : ROCK ! aver ana Hantos , JI0.1C ) ; receipts. 26OfXl bnRs ; stock 44C.OOH bags. HAilllUlta. Oct. 12. Market steady ; prices ttVt t > fK higher ; sales. 15,000 bags , HAVIID , Oct. 12. Market opened quiet am unchanged ; dosed steady at ? iijlif ! net ad vance ; lotjil sales , 37,0 "I bugs. IIIO 1)13 JANEIUO , Oct. 12. Market * > jdy No. 7 Hlo. III.30 ; exchange. 1115.IO1 ; receipts 5.IXH lugs ; cleared fi > r the United mules , 12,20' liuxsi cleared for ICuropv , none ; stock , JuO.W bugs. Liverpool Markets. LIVKItl-OOL , Oct. 12.--vVHEAT-nuII ; nrnnd i ur ; No. 2 red , winter , 4i2UU ; No. red. xprlng , is M. OWN-Klrtn ; demand mmlerate ; new mlx spot , 4 SHd ; futures , dull ; demand fair ; Oct ber. 4 ; i7ih November , 4 Cd ; Dectmber. Is S' d "F"wit'"ll--i > ullt demand tniidfrutu ; St. Loul fancy , winter , fn 8d. I'llOVISIONH Ijird , dull ; demand poor : spot 33s 9d ; futures , no demand. I'ork , dull , de maud poor ; prime rn < r , western , 73 ; prim ANTA CLAUS SOAP Try it once and you will-like thousands of other housewives - use no other. THE BESlPUREST MOSTftONOMICAL RKFAIRBAffi ANY * Special Stove Sale i i Steel Ranges $24.35 worth $38.0 4-IIolc Ranges 4.90 worth 9,75 Base Burners 11.35 worth 20.00 Base Burners 14.75 worth 30.00 Cannon Stoves" ' . . 1.75 worth 3.50 Parlor Cooks. . . . . . . . 8.60 worth 17.50 Laundry Stoves 3.40 worth 6.50 ' ' Oil Heaters 4.90 worth 9.76 OaR Stoves 5.65 worth 11.00 Parlor Heaters . 7.60 worth 15.00 Special 'Carpet Ingrains. . . . 49c worth 75c Un'on Ingrains. . . 28c worth 50c Smyrna lUigs. . . $ 1.24 worth $ 3.50 Tapestry Carpet. 48c worth 90c For this protly ( ull-nickolod Velvet Carpet. . . . 59c worth 1.25 you Oil Iloator elsewhere , which nbout would $8. The cost Body Brussels. . . 67c worth 1.25 name of it is "Splendid , " and 'Jcmp ' Carpets 12c worth 30c Uprightly named , for it is a splendid oil heater in every Misfit Ingrains. . . 4.60 worth 9.50 sense ol the word. Wo nro solo agents for ' -Splendid Oil Misfit Brussels. . . 8.75 worth 17.00 Lleators , carry a largo variety Lace Curtains 98c worth 2.50 of ty style ! ) and guarantee every ore to give satisfaction Portieres 2.95 worth 7.50 or refunded. money \Yiml \ < nv Shades. . 24c worth 75c TERMS : S1O tviirlli of cnortu , SHI per week or 8 I par month 835 worth ofcnoil" , ttl.no per ivoolc or 0 per month 850 worth nf noo.ll , S3 pur ivook or i * per month 875 worth f coin ! * , S'i.no per week ur S1O per month 8100 worth of coodi , 83 per vroeK or 8li ! per month Tiike your choice Wo don't care j vorth of cootla , Hip Trlilch j-ou cliouno. * t per week or fix yir mo' Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House Open Monday and Saturday Evenings * OWERHoM DIRECT FROM THE TANK THAN JVb lioilcr. No Bteam. JVo Engineer. BEST POWER for Corn nnd Feed Mills , Baling Hay , UuuulaR Separators , Creameries , Ac. , OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES Stationery or Portable. 1 to SOII. P. - 8 to 20 H. P. Bend fordtta1oiiuel > rlc ' < lftc.de9crlt > lnt'vrorklohedone. - THE OTTO GAS ENGINE WORKS Omaha , SheeleyBlock , 15th kHoward Sts. 33d A. Wuiuut SI. . . IMllLADKLPIllA.I > A. mess , medium , 62s M. lloef , dull , demand poor ; extra Indl-i mess , 72s Gdi prlma mr , ( Ma. Hams , steady ; demand moderate , fhort cut , 15s. Ilacon , llrm ; demand linjirovlnir ; Cumberland cut , 39s ; short rlljs , l ; long cli'ar , 13 Iha. . 4flnG < l ; Urns and short clear , 53 Ibs. , 40s. 8houldcr , steady CHKE8E Dull ; demand poor ; nneat white and colorol , ( 'Ja C < 1. TALLOW Nominal ; demand poor ; prime city , 23tiCOTTON COTTON BKKD Oily Steady at 219. TUni'BNTINE Steady ; demand moderate ; spirits. ! Os J. , IIOSIN Steady ; demand fair ; common , as 6 1. HOPS At I ondon ( Pacific count ) , steady ; de mand moderate ; new crop. 11 10s8 < 2 Ka. MlnncnixillH Wliciit .Miirkot , MINNIAPOMB. Oct. 12. Wheat was very quiet today , and the feeling w.ia weak. The market closed at fihout the came nveniRO price for futures aa yesterday , while < -n h wheat was Ilo lower. ItecHiits were mo < leialely IIITK" and amounted to 3H,3M > Im. . with ihlim | nU of only 18 3CO bu. The deinand fur the arrivals wns active , un.l all the offerings were taken early at current riKures. It Is suwxwed the country elevator stocks will uliow cunaldenihla Increasn for the week. Huch Bupi > lle are very much laruer than ever l > elore t this time In the year. The arrlvali here and nt Duluth were nlio INTUIT than ever before up to this time. The mnrk.t closed ! October. M'.ic ; Uecemlier , 5i'lc ; May , H'.ic. On Irnck ; No. 1 hard , O7'jc ' : NCI. I north ern & 6 lc : No. 3 noithern. Kc , Klour market was steady. Patents. tt.Uifi3. < iJ ] bakem. JI.9M * 220. 1'nxluctlon WHS SG.OOO bbls. for the 21 hours ; shipments were 3.137 bbls. .Market. NBW YORK , Ocl. 12.-HIJflAIl-Ilaw. steady ; salei made r < enlly nnd not reported , 1UO tons Demiirani ccntrlfuifpl. October shipment , I2e , coat nnd frelRhl. Itcllned , quiet. LONDON , Oct. U. SITOAn Cane , dull ; cen trifugal , Java , 12s > J , Muscovado , ( air rtllnlng- , 10s Sd. _ Trluro ! ( Market. BAN FHANCIfiCO , Oet , It-WHBAT-KIrm ; December , 85o ; Hay , 90 40 ; cleareil , 128,067 cen tals. tals.N , W. HARRIS & CO , BANKERS , 163-165 Dearborn-st. , Chicago. IS Wall-it. , New York. 70 SUte- , . Uotton. nd RON nfi GH GRADE LJV IM L-/VJ BeBgbt > ad Bold. Coirtiponlino * Bollcltcd. "GUP1DENE" Carer the effects ot EclfX .use , excesses , eml' ions , Impotcncy. vn-.cocelo and consti pation. One dollar a box , six for (5. For Bale by TUB UOOD- MAN DIIUQ CO. . Omaha , Neb. Stand at the Head. For t h I r t y years DucbcrWatch tjasoi liuvo liccn endorsed b > every prominent dca IcrlntliuUiiltcdStatcs The Uu oh or trade mark In this country. I and the Hail marlc la I Hngland ere a gunran * ( tecof pure metal. 17- Jcwcl Hampdsn move- menu In Ducbcr roses stcnd nt the licod. If your dealer does not keepnur watches mall ui your address and w will tend you the. name of n dosler who doei , TUB TJUXOKB WATCH Wonicg , Csnton , O. WM. LOTTDON. Commission Merchant Grain and Provisions. Private wires to Chicago and New York. All business orders placed on Cblcaei Hoard or Trade. Correspondence solicited. Office , room 4 , New York Life Building. Telephone 1303. HOW TO .MAKE MONEY If 3'iiu Vflnh to be iiiccvufcil In "SriJCU- IiATKIN" In trulu ur stnoks , rrlt fur par * tlculura. J. M. IIUOWMNU & CO , , Hunkers unit llroken , Iteferences 1)11 ) 31uuuilnock llu Inovury Utate. C111UAUO ,