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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1894)
1 rv rA-rrA Ti A TT TT T > i7 T7' . . CITT-KTT\ v r\nrnrvmriT > 1.1 i an.i COHDITIOS OF OMAHA'S TRADE Boilnesa Jn the Wholesale District Shows Little Olango. COLLECTIONS ARE QUITE SATI-fACTORY Jobb n Jtrport n Very 1'nlr Itrmnml for ScKinoniiblo fJiiuili In .Mint All Jliie Local Itctiill Trnda Htiim * n Very ? lu U-rlul Iin liroroiiicnti The past week hat been practically devoid of tny especially now features of Importance In the jobbing district of Omaha , The cool weather has helped to stlmutato the demand for seasonable goods , and the volume of business has been well maintained OB com pared with the previous week. While there lias boon no great Increase In the amount ot business doing , trade has held Its onn , and the situation , may bo summed up as fairly satisfactory to the dealers In staple lines. The Jobbers are covering a very wldo ter ritory , and are making up , In part at least , for what they lese In tha short crop sec tions by pushing out farther and Into new territory. In the end this opening1 up of now territory will bo a good thing tor the Jobbers. Tha volume ot business Is good In every section of the territory tributary to this market , except In. those states and localities where the crops were cut short. In the Black Hills country business Is especially active , and Omaha jobbers are enjoying a very largo share ot the- business of that section of the country , Although times arc Bald to be- rather quiet In Oregon and Washof" Ington , the merchants In those state : are buying a good many goods In this city. The local retail trade- has been quite brisk during the past two weeks , and vrhlla the volume ol sales Is not as large as some would like to see , the situation shows somuch Im provement ever a tow -weeks ago. that no one Is disposed to complain. As a matter of fact , the IncreaseIn the volume ol retail sales Is limited almost exclusively to winter goods , showing that the cool weather Is the Incentive to buy. At the present time jabbers are generally anticipating a continued fair demand for goods during the winter and coming spring. White previous crop failures have been always followed by n light trade- , the situation at the present time la very different from what It was during previous short crop years. Dullness men are pretty gener ally recognizing this fact now , and are shap ing their business accordingly. Commercial papers published In widely separated sec tions , ot the country arc calling attention to the great extent lo which liquidation was carried on during the past year and the d- . pitted condition of stocks , This Is especially true of tlio ilry goods business , as shown by the Dally Record ot New York : "In the nlno months between October 1 , 1803 , and July 1 , 1891 , there never had been Btich a liquidating policy practiced by the manufacturing , converting , jobbing and retail branches of trade" as was than effected. He- tall era and. jobbers , to em-ploy a metaphor , waded into the stream , but Mould not cross It. In entering upon the schemeof liquida tionwhich was opened up to them a year ago the matter ot purchases was of secondary consideration aa long as they could realize on stocks In store at a profit , cost or loss- . This policy was forced upon them by the condition of trade that opened before them when tlio panic of a year ago had spent Its force "The results which followed were conspicu ous In n general stfr.pp.igc of the mills. This did. not stimulate ) the demand , If It did not have a contrary effect. Every buyer reasoned that tlio mills had full stocks , otherwise they would not have shut down. Such being the condition , which appeared to be well sup ported by tha action of the mills , buyers argued , as If by concert of action , that the ' best thing they could do to maintain a large i'- percentage of the productive capacity in a - state of Idleness was to restrict purchases to the smallest quantities possible , and by "sweating" prices discourage the mills from starting up. How well tliclr plans succeeded Is too well known to require further statement than that In the year ended with September the out put of the mills surely averaged a decrease of one-thin' if a normal production. "Upon the jobbing and retail trades the effect of such a , policy was exceedingly whole some , as carried over stocks were reduced tea a minimum never before approached. This was particularly true or all spring goods , that at the end of Juno hart been marketed beyond- expectations In the matter ot quantities , which before the end of July had disappeared to a further greater extent. "Because of so many mills having been stopped and values sweated below a , cost at which the goods , could not bo replaced , the mills remained Idle , ami , as stocks were re duced mora rapidly than the purchasing trade thought possible , the ninrkct awoke to Its trua condition the middle of last month. Then , to meet Immediate , near and later wants , advance orders wore located , and a legitimate demand nt ( his date- has control of a very largo percentage- the output Into and through December. Buyers have been compelled to recognize this view of the situ ation. Of tlio more staple descriptions of all clashes ot goods the stocks are nominal and a good portion ot the uatput Is sold ahead. This phase of the situation was un expected. " AS DUN H iiS : IT. llreak In Hugur tlio lWturo ! ot the Wcnk Onmli. % Tlnipt Not So Hard. Mr. W. H. rtoliernon , manager of n. (5. Dun & Co. in Omaha , speaking of trade tor the- week , says : "No marked betterment of conditions haa developed anywhere along the line of trade or home Industries. Wholesale markets continue to report a sat factoiy volume of miatne&a , as vvult ua exceedingly good col lections ; especially Is thlfl true In dry goods and groteilcs. "Among grocers the special feature this week -was the break In sutrar , brought about by the withdrawal nf Chicago houses from what has btcn known aa the 'equality agreement/ under which a uniform price1 for this commodity within certain territory existed. Omahn. Jobbers , bitnc notified of the withdrawn ! of the Chicago houses , were. of course , us they are always , ready to meet the Issue. To do this and protect themselves they Immediately wired their traveling men to reduce the price S9c per cut. on giatiulnted and > c on all other erodes , thus barring Chicago from a large market , except entered nt n loss , Discuss ing the sugar question with one of our largest Jabbers , lie gave me the following Interesting ilgures : 'Tho yearly output , ' Bald lie , 'of Nebraska beet sugar refineries la about 150 curs , threejuartcrn < of which product Is bundled by Omaha dealers , while the total distribution by Omaha Jobbers Is about l.SOO cum per annum , of 100 Tjarrets to. a. car of 30.000 pounds capacity. Lincoln and Fremont jobbers sell about 450 cars , Sioux City , St. Joe and At chiton In Ne braska , 150 cars , while other Interior job bers fall Into line , with fifty earn , making In round numbers a totnl distribution In Nebraska of 1.050 cam , with nn average valuation of about $1.750 per car , equaling a. total of nearly 73tl4COOworth of sweet. Itess , the prlca now being 174 cents , or vlth- In one-half of t cent per pound of the low est point ever reached. Law prices , how ever , in alt the necessaries of life , Is now the rule. ' "Never before , ' said an old merchant , could BO much that enters Into family lite and use be purchased for a dollar us today , regardless whether the dollar bo gold , sli ver or greenback , nnd we have to soil two " or threu tlme.i the quantity of goods that we used to In order to get the nme amount of money , and we are selling them. ' "Which latter fact , by the way , goes to aliow that the hard times 'bugbear' Is per haps not PO much In evidence In Omaha , rns In the minds of some of Its people. Our ' traveler * reports this wcrtc from Interior cities nearly all Indicate a healthy fctute of trade. "Senator Paddock said to me the other evening ; 'The cash sales lost Saturday of one of our I3eatrlci3 Mores was Jl.MO. while another ono claims the last two weeks' business ns the best In two years. ' "Lincoln retailers say the week ha been up to the average , ami ono house is quoted with itn average of Jl,300 dally cusli sales , "It in to bo risretled thai the sun of prosperity bus not xhonc upon Kearney's of financial horUon this week. On Wednesday ho First National bank of that city found Itself umibla ta honor lh > checks of Its depositor * , but claimed th * bank would be able to resume } Thunulay , on which date , howtv r. It wo forced to suspend , the Bu penslon ot Ihe PufTalo County National bank following on Friday. The amount of money on deposit , subject to check In the First National being reported lens than pi.QOO , with time-certificates of 130,000.when considered with Its reported capital of J200000. may be the measure by whichwas RUageu the strength of thla Institution by the business public. The trouble which brought the Ilu/Talo / County National's down fall antes back for some time , ami nan been n , source of much anxiety to Its friends. Until the national tank examiners , now In rhargo of HieBe1 Institutions , make their re port , no definite llgurea as to value of as- I * nnd nubilities can be furnished. "Tha mercantile failure * of the -week- have not been large In. number or important In amounts. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ HNCW , CUUJtVII A CO.'S YJKMT8. Onuilm's rielcl nn n Jablillic I'oint U Itnpiilly on HIP Incrrmc. Albert Andrlano , local superintendent for Snow , Church & Co.'s mercanllla agency , writes : "An event unexpected to the large major ity ot business people , was the failure of two banks at Kearney , Neb , According lethe the Information which has thus far come to ham ] , It appears that these Instftulons. went to the wall principally for the reason that they could not realize on their securities. This Is only another Indication of the de pression prevailing in some parts of this state. It is dllllcult , however , ut this time to have a clear conception of the case , und the facts will only come out when the af fairs of the collhpseil concerns have been overhauled. There Is always a feeling of uncertainty prior to an election , affecting mercantile pursuits of oil kinds to a greater or less c > egTec. "The Issues thl * fall , however , arc mainly local , and the effect la , therefore , not very depressing. "The seasonable weather of the past week has made retail business fairly good , In wholesale linen there Is little change In the situation. When the failure of crops some months since was reported , there was a widespread feeling among feeders and feed merchanti that there would be a. scarcity Qfcj food product this winter. Aa a result all manner of devices were used to meet the emergency , nnd there Is nn amplitude of feed of n.11 kinds. The reports at the time were largely exaggerated Large bunches of" cattle were shipped Into the packing centers , and the number of head to be fed during- the winter Is smaller by a consider able percentage than usual. Good hay Is high , and may be higher during the -winter , as usual , bul reports to the effect ths.t It will reach extraordinary figures nre discred ited Uy well posted feed men. "Speaking of trade In general , It may now be safely sahl that thi * last vestiges of the recent depression are rapidly disappearing , und I do not hesitate to say that , making way for a normal condition of nfTalrs , the business world stands at the beginning of an era of unusual prosperity. This , no doubt , will revert toIhe benefit of this state nnd of Iowa , and Incidentally to that of Omaha. In connection with the failure of crops , I heard the assertion repeated again and again that the field of Omaha aa a Jobbing center is limited , and the feeling sec ma to prevail with some wholesalers that trade cannot be profitably worked from Omaha , beyond the limits of a certain re stricted territory. A. number of houses , however , notwithstanding advice to the con trary , have aggressively pushed trndej ns far west as Ihp coast , and have been re warded by a remunerative business In this Held. In considering the future of Omaha at a Jobbing town , It becomes evident to the most camial observer that thcie nre great things In prospect for this city If Its ad vantages are properly pushed nnd de veloped. "Irrigation work In western counties Is rapidly progressing. Ditches nre building all alongthp North Lottp and other running streams In the state. Most of them will be built before spring , nnd farmern hope to reap the benefits of Irrigation before next summer. With n large area , of welt Irri gated territory tributary to Omaha and a fair crop lu Nebraska and Iowa , the field near this cltv will give opportunity for the upbuilding of n very largo wholesale trade , "The Burlington road has recently com pleted Its extension and connection with the Northern Pacific , giving another coast line touching Important points in the- northwest territory. According to agreement , freight rates between Omaha and the const , an well as to the Intermediate and local shipping points , will be the same as those from St. Paul This opens up to competition Wyom ing , Montana , Idaho and Washington on nn even basis with St. Paul , In a territory which has heretofore been nlmost con trolled from the east bv that city. Crops In that country and In the Black Hills have been/ peed this ye.ir , and the country Is In n , prosperous condition. Trade In Nebraska for the next few months will naturally be llRhler than In previous seasons. The openIng - Ing of the territory will , therefore , Pnnble jobbers to make > up for what thpy will lose In the home field. This ability to compete with St. Paul has longbeen the desideratum of aggressive business men at Omaha. "A casual glance at the map -will show the following state of affairs : Iowa , Ne braska , northern Kansas. Colorado , now the recognized Omaha territory , and Wyom ing , South Dakota , Montana , Idaho , Wash- Ircton iind Oregon , nil open territory to this city The complaint off a limited Held no longer applies. The field of nny jobbing center is limited only by Its railroad facil ities. With good connections and favorable rates. It onlv depends upon the aggressive ness of local Jobbers and the enterprise of Interested property holders In securing the location and establishment of more whole salers to tntike Omaha a center of very great Importance. Omaha business men would do well to give this subject careful consideration nnd detailed attention. " Ncir Vurk Itry ( limili Uirkot. : NEW TTOUK. Oct. 13 Dry Rooda buxlncss was on n. modern tr fcatf nnd of the 8pcel.il order 13lCc.for urgent wants Printing1 cloths dull at 2 13-lCc. XOT fOliailA'a A THVST. Schema for Caniollilntlon of Agencies a . .IB Vnrlinu Ito.iils. NEW YORK. Oct. 13. C. P. Huntlnston , when questioned regarding- dispatch from Chicago stating that a movement Is on foot to combine all the railroads In the country running east and west from tlio Atlantic to the Pad He , said : "The question Is asked whether or not a railroad trust Is being formed to operate the roads west of the Mississippi , and I say no. There- seems to be n necessity of cheapening In so mo way the cost of transportation. One of the large Items Is the multiplicity of agents looking after each separate Interest. There * fore It IB proposed to have one office for all tlio companies , each company doing Its own business and getting all the money It receives. It Is very difficult to advance rates , so the next thing Is to sea If thcro la not some way by which wo can economize so as to get more net profits out of the gross than we are now receiving' . " Morton's Coiichmiin Arrrst - < l. NEW YOHK , Oct. 13. John James How ard , who , It Is claimed , carne to this country as a contract laborer , hating been engaged In England br Hon. Lev ! P. Morton to enter hla employ as coaclmian , lias been taken to Cilia island. Howard la a prisoner , al though not confined , and Is under close sur veillance. It la expected an effort will tie made to have Howard's case , brought Into England , on ibo Paris next "Wednesday. Ar < j Your Children hcuject to Croup ? Every mother should know that croup can bo prevented. The first symptom of true croup is hoarseness. This Is followed by a pcculfar rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy Is given freely as soon as. the child becomes hoarse , or cyan after the rough cough has developed , U will prevent the attack. 5 and 60 cent bottles for sale by druggists. _ Gibbous Hpoko nf TliemUlorlPs. BALTIMORE , Oct. 13. A clergyman of Cardinal Gibbons' household said to it re porter that the Grecian -ruler and Mswife referred to ( n last Sunday's sermon on the "Devotion ot the ftosary. " In which ha In cidentally spoke against woman nutfragc , was Themlatocles and his wife , and not Pericles and Aspasla , as Dr. Julia Holraos of Chicago and other critics evidently understood tha matter , Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou- bier. Trial iz , 25 cents. Alt druggist * . Ki-Senatnr 1'almer RerlumljIIU DETROIT , Oct. 13. Ex-Senator Thomas t W. Palmer , president ot the World's Colum bian exposition. Is lying seriously 111 at bli home here , lie has been sick several days. He Is > ald to b suffering from nervous pros tration. VIre In Wholesale Uroecrjr. FOHT WAYNE. Ina. , Oct. IS. Flr early this morning destroyed the wholesale gro cery of Mcellorlng Bros , and Mlllard , corner Lafayette and llanna streets. Lots on stock. $40.000 ; on building , (15,000 ; fully In- sured. Origin unknown. Oregon Kidney Tea cures bacfescia. Trill jttc , 25 centt. All COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Wheat Was Very Dull Yesterday , Keeping Within a Brief Eango , OPENED WITH A SLIGHTLY IMPROVED TONE Corn tVns Eatler KKcept for a Four Minnie * lu the Knrly I'nrt of tlio Somloii 1'rotlsloni Chine Weak nt the Lowest I'olht. CHICAGO , Oct. 13. Wheat was very dull todny , keeping within Uc range. Aided by better clearances nnd steady cables , the market was steady , closing lie higher. May corn closed He lower , May oats ' ,60 lower and provisions lower nil around. The wheat market opened with a slightly Improved tone , but with very llttlo Increased activity. The clearances for the- week were heavier than the dally clearances from the Atlantic trarls had seemed to Indicate. An other reason for returning confidence was found In the steady feeling reported from England and the continent , and the growing necessity which eastern millers appear lo be experiencing of coming to western , com mercial entry ports for red winter wheat. Some little strength was imparted to the market by a private cable from Antwerp , reporting a favorable outlook fur tlie Ar gentine crop , but was lost owing to the apparent Indifference to such news of the market from which it emanated. Corn was easier except for a few minuter In the rarly part of the session. Business was of moderate volume. The demand for lota for shipment was conspicuous by Its absence , and 190 cars estimated as Friday's receipts TV ere considered also a bearish Item. In oats Carrlngton-Hannnh bought quite freely , but the general disposition was to sell. sell.Provisions Provisions were weak because hog receipts were heavy nnd the expectation that the next week'B runs would number 130,000. Clos ing prices were the lowest of the day. nnd 20c lower than at the close yesterday , Lard and ribs were Cc loner. Trelghts , 114o for wheat and lo for corn nnd barley to Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles. | Open I High. | Low. I Close. Wheat.No. D Oct B1H 61 81 Drc 63V S3 S3053K May C8H SB C8H Com No. 3. . Oct 4BH 411 Nov ; 40H 4 > ! i Dee 47K 47H 47N Ma ; . . .1. . 4DH 4UH OntnNo 2 . . Oct 28M 28 28 Nov S8M 28 May 3333JH 32J4 I'ork per obi Jan 12 78 12 77 12 02H 1302H Oct 7 OS 7 05 7 OS 7 05 Jan 7 40 7 40 7 J2H ihort nibs Oct 0 OS A 05 0 02 > 005 Jan 0 45 0 50 0 40 U 40 Gwli quotations Mere ns fallows : ILOUIlVlntor patents. $2 W2 SOnInter : i-alffhW , J2 Z.MJ2.M : pprlns patent * . 13 OOff3.M , eprtnK strnlKlits , J2.EJ 2.75 , bakers , J1.75B2.00 WHISAT No. 2 Bprinfi , .5f3GJ4e ; No. 3 spring , nominal ; Ko. 3 ml. CI(52V4r. CO UN No. 2 , 49o , No. S jcllow. 3X jic. OATS No S. 2Sc ; No 2 white , SOiJdSOXc ; No. 3 white , 30830c , HYH No. 2. 470. IlAier.ur No. 2 , D3c ; No. 3 , SOffCIc ; No. < . nomtnn ) . TI.AX SEHD No 1 , } I 4701 43 T1BIOTIIV SKKD Prime. J530. PROVISIONS Mess pork per Lbl. . $12 800 13.00 I-nrd. per 100 Ibs , , 7 C3ifT.70. Short ribs , aides ( loose ) . IK.C5&C 70 ; ilr > salteil BhouWois ( boxed ) . IGC20GOS , ; short , clear , sides ( boxed ) , $6 67 < 4ir6 7'J. \VHIHKV Distillers' finished goods , p r gal. , tl 23 SUGAR UncJinn Red. The following were the receipts and Blilpraents 'odaT ! Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour , bbls. Wbe-U. bu. . , Corn bu Qnta.bu liye. bu. . . . . U.irlcr , bu. . On the Produce cxchanco-today the tnittor mar ket was steady ; creamery. K'JISC.dairy , 133 2UO. Eggs , steady at lUX < 17hc. M5VT YOKK MAItKKF. 1'estp.rriay's Quotations an Flour , Grain and Provisions , Motnls , Etc. NHW l-OUK. Oct. 13 rroun-llecclpta. 1S.- SOO bbla. ; exports. 23,204 Uils. ; sales , 4.DOO pl ( . ; market quiet. Southern flour , dull. Ity dour , weak , Huckwheat ( lour , quiet at tl.DOO2.00. ItUCKWHKAT-QuIet at 50QSOC. CORN HEAL Steady ; sales , 200 bbls. , 2,400 sacks. < III H Quiet ; car lots , 43ff31c , boat loads. 52 { ? JIAIIUIJ " Dull : Ko 2 Milwaukee , 6006IC. IIARLUY MALT Dull ; western , lOflSOc. tVJIIIAT Keceipls , 31500 bit. ! exports , 13,600 1)11 , ; union , 880,000 l > u. f inures nnil SC.OOU bu. spot. Spot dull ; No. 2 red. In Rtorc nnd elevator , KS ir. new , W' c in store nnd atlu.it ; No , 1 , f o. li , 57c. Optima. K'-nerally Urmer on unexiwctedly Inmoweeklj - exports from both co-iti iind some foreign bnjlngNu. . 2re < l , Mnr , 61l < c , closed at civic ; October , G5c , November , M'ic ' ; December , COnW Ttecclpts , 18.BOO l > u. ; exports , 30,700 bu. ; fifties , 1I5.00D bu. fiituros nnd 4,000 bu. spot , bpot dull ; No. 2 , ndu.it. DCc. Options advanced. ! but at nuon ptlcea weru unchanged. OATS Hecclpts , 3,8iW bu. : exports , none ; sale * . 110,000 bu. ( utiirei nnd M,0U ( bu spot. Spot dull ; No. 2. 31He ; No. 2 , < lellver l. 3if < s ; No S white. 33V4c ; track , white. 25 33c. Options falrlj- active and closed steady ; Jiuuiarj , SIVlc ; rcbruary. SITic , May. Sic : October closed at 31c ; Novem ber closed at 32'ic. IIAV Dull. Rowl to choice. USOO7.il. 5 IIIIIUS Steadi : wet salted New Orleans , se lected , 45 to GS ihs. , 4'i@5c , Uuenos A > rei , drj- . W _ to 2t Ibs. . lie ; Texas , dry , 2t to SO Ibs. , C J-UATlinn Steady : hemlock sole. llucnos Ayres. light to hea welshts , 1581SC WOOL Quiet ; domc-stlo fleece. 19ff2 c ; pulled. . HOPS Quiet ; stale , common to choice. 35 Sc ; Paclflc coast , 4fiflS4c. COAIDull. . PHOVISIONS-Ueef , steady. Cut meat * , steady ; plckleil slmulderii. ShC'i ; plrkeld ham * . SHfflOf. Lard , lower ; vv&tem steam. JS ; tulles , 350 tlPices ; refined , ( lulet ; continent , JSW ; S. A. , $8.73. Pork. quiet. 21 HUTTKn Strong nnd active western dalrr , 10 'Mplte : western creamery , ISJjiV ; ; logins , 2ic ; 1 Imitation creamery , 1418r. 6c IJHRKSn Dull , i rt nklnm , 3'i 67Mc. IJOCIS Tlrtn ; western frcih , 17ffl9c ; cases. .2u0t : ' > : receipts , & .4JG pkgs. TALLOW Iia y : city. 4&o : country , 4c. PirritOLBUM Nominal : United closed at 82 0 bid. bid.HOSIN HOSIN Finn ; strained , common to good. > LS < ) K TUUl'nNTINi : Quiet. 23 < : . H1CU Klnn ; domestic , fair to extra , 8 c , Japan , 4Vo < ! 4c. MOLAHtins-Kull : New Orleans , open kettle , go-Mi to ch-.U-e 2Sfi3i > c. N Dull ; Scotch. tl9.00ijl20.23 ; American , to TUKuHy ; ulraltii. $13.-t5lS SO ; platea , market nteady. Haled nn 'change today. 10 tons , del her > next MomLiy 515.55 , IS tons. detl\ery next Tues day , S13.50. 5 tons Octol.tr. tlS.45 ; 15 tons Oc " tober , 115.40 ; 5 tons October , J15.43 ; 25 tons No vember. Killer * ! option to double. (15.20 , 21 tons Nnember. . $15.30. CO1TON KiiD GIT. Continues aull and heavy , tnlltienced by tlie further decline. In cotton prices , which la tnkea tu rellect . large crop of eee.1 and cheaper oil. 1'rlmu crude , ion ; prime yellow , 31VjftUo ; crime -white , 3bc. Sl'ni.TiH-l > ull ; domestic. 3 4JHO > 3 5S. COI'l'BR Straily : Ixko. l K i , brokcra" price. LEAD Quiet , donrtstlc , 11.03 , lirokers * price. Ht. l.out Ci n ra ! Market. - ST. IXMJI3 , Oct ll-FLOUU-Qulet. UD- > clinngnl. WIIRAT Opencil firm , but yielded to selling prrraurp , cloning nboiit unchanged ; No. 2 , caAh , 48W : October. 4Sc ; December , 49&QI3c ; Mar , . CrtriN-Folk > Tri > d wJteat , clonlnir with n net loss of He ; No. 3 mixed , cnsh , 49c ; October , December. 45Uc : May.46ViO4b > ic. O.VTS Flrni ; No. 2 , cash , 2Sficj October. May. 33C. UYK No. 2. east tl.l - . IlWo asked ; We IIJ. HAULKY No Iradlna 1IKAN Stronai ClUc. eaat track. TLAX BUUl11.4t riXlVRR BKED J7 35f8.1 ! TIMOTHY SBKI ) 4 ( W05 , 10. HAY Quiet , unchanged. HUTTKIl Unchnnjed. JIOC18 Unchanged. LUAD Quiet : J2.MV5 , l COIIN JI HA -52.440 1 ; W . COTTON T1KS Lower ; TSc , IIACIOINO Ixiwcr ; eaSKc. I'UOVIBIONS-Qutet. I'ork. standard mesa , lobblntr , * IS.U % . Lard , prime Wen in , (7,50 , choice. (7 55 Dry gait me.it a. loose ghotildeni , ! long * . K 2lt ; fit * . Ji.73 , Mhorts , ISLS74. llnfon , iKitked shoul.lfrs. ( ' .25 ; longa. I7. & } ; rlba , tT. 'W : ' > ort . J78754- No. IlBl-KI ITS Flour. 8.0M bbl . ; wheat. 15,000 bu. : run ) . 21,000 bu. : oats. < } 003 bu. iSHlI'MI.NTS-nour , S.0o bbl . ; wheat , none ; 410. corn , E.W ) Lii. ; oalu , T.u bu. > Murkrt. NE\V YO11K. Oct. IX SUOAR tUw. steady ; ol * * . made recently and not reported. l.CM tons Demaram centrifugal , October uhlpmcnt. IZc , coit and freight ; refined , quiet , LONDON , Oct. IJ. .SUa A It-Cane , dull ; rather oat eailer ; cenlrlfuinU Java. 12 * M ; Muscovado. fair i rmlnr. lOa 90. _ I.l > nrMiiil | Mttrkeli. LIVBIIPOOL. Oct. 1J. WIIBAT - Closln r steady ; holders offer moderately ; No. 2 red. win ter. 4s JVid , No. 2 ruJ. iprlnc , 4 ( d COHN rirm ; lutrly poor ; new mined , cnot. Ui1 ; future * . f1nn ; lioM rs offer fr rlnctyi Octnfer , 4a 4'JJ ; Wyrorfltxr , liC di December , l--LOL'n-Dullj tionmi offer moderately ; St. Louis runry , wtnteiV s"JJ. I'llOVIfllONS ijoW" Mrsdy , ImMers offer fnor- Ingly ; rpol , Ma W , * Cotutf | , holder * not offering , Iw-ot , Oull , supply 'In. ' xcoss of demand , extra India , mr * , T2s W ; " prfrrih mesa. 60s I'ork. dull , sit | > plr In rxcesw of" deuliinil : prime mess , we tern - ern , 70s. Hun * , fltmi , lioljcra otter t parlnKlr ; short cut , 45s M. nAifnn , llrmj holders offer muJerately ; Cumberland cut. 3' ' ; short ribs , < : Ionic cleariIU 4Cs6 < l , long nnd short clear. P > Ihs , , 40 * . 1inUUter , Eleaily nt 32s. CIIRUHK Easr Jiaiilers offer f rceii , finest hlta anJ colored. 4 s , TALLOW Nomlntui liolJcrs not offering ) prime city. 2s. CXJTTON SUED OIl > 4Slen < lr at tU. ItOltS At Irfindom ir.wino const ) , steady ; hold ers ) offer moderately .t , f ! 100(3 15s. OMAHA CUTN UAI , JLVIIKICTS. Condition of Tnule nnd Quotntloai on Btnpla ulid I'aiicy Product ) . Them lias been n BllRht - filling- off In the ar rivals of butter during tlio pnst week , nnd at the Bftine lime there lias been n Rrnilunl Itn- pravonunt In Iho quality of the receipts. While the receipts were lighter thnn during the pre vious week , they were largo compared wllh the demand. As a result the market Is weaker , a decline of from lo to ! o having taken place. The feeling on the market Is venk , even at the decline. Packers anil shippers claim that there has bci'n no money In butter fnr tome tlrao and they are rather Indifferent Inner * . The receipts of ejrgs hava Rained over 100 cnies ut cuniparrd with tha previous week. The demand at the saino time hm been Rood , nnd tha market hns Ixt-n rcasonibty flrm all the week. While tlis top Is quotctl nt ICc , It must o borne In mind that the top price can bo blalned only for pmall loin ot extra bright nnd trictly freh mock. There nre quite a Rood many slorul nnd nailed CHITS lielnir shipped In. nd , n * usual tht-y are represenled BS fresh lock. Sucli stock will not bring as high figures 9 thn frrsh laid efiir * . The receipts of iwultry were considerably Inrser ant VMYK than during Ihu preUcnii week , 1ml 10 Kaln wna mostly in old fouls Tha market n old fowls was verv weak nt n. decline , nnd n some dajs It wa.i hani work lo move Blocks. n < I the market has been quite active nt fully teady prices. . The K.une market has been looking up during 10 pnst. week. Th receipts show Home pain n the case of ducks , but the chipping demand as quite brink nnd supplies have been well leaned up. Jack rabblls have put In nn ap- earance , but tha demand so for has been so Kht that It has be ii hard work to move Ihcm t nny price. Veal ha shown soma weafcnees owing to the b < nil arrivals. The following will show Iho receipts for the eidlng line * of country produce for the weeks ndlptf on datca at head ot columns eRgs belnn eprcHented In cases , poultry in coops , butter In ackagoa and potatoes in cars : Oct. 12. Oct. S. Sept. 23. ! rs 994 S59 1.193 ' -utter 1.00 1,111 1209 'oultry sis 715 'otatoo.i s 36 3S nUTTKIl Packing stock , 9c ; fair to good coun- ry , 13 Hc : clmlco to fancy , 16 < S"17c : eathcrcd reamer } ' . 13420a ; ( icp-inilor creamery. 20g21c. EGOS Per doz , strictly freih. ] ' > I6c. OAMB Pralrla chicken * . younR , per dor , K TS } 3W prairie chickens , old , per doz , tl 0402.2' ; , rouse , younff. per Hot , . 12 6062.75 ; eroune. oM , ier doz. , (2 ; blue wine teal , per iloz , tl.25ffl.S9 ; rcen wing teal , per doz , } 100 < ? 125 ; ducks , nixed , per doz. , 1.0061.11) ; cnnvnslmcks. { 3 Wit Oil , mallards and ml ln-aiK J2.S05I3.00 : quail , l.25 Sl 60 ; venison saddles. HillCc. VKA L Choice fat and small veals are quoted at r.VjW'Cc : lorge ami coarse. 3ic. CIIIJKSI3 Wisconsin , full cream , new make , ! ' /ic ; Nebraska and Io\ra. full cream , lie , Ne- iroska and lena , parl sklmi , "RSc ; l.lmburEer , 1 , lie ; brick. No. 1 , 12c ; Swiss. No. 1. II 'HAY Upland hay. K ; midland. $750 ; lowland. 7 ; rye straw , } 6. Color makes the price on my. Unlit shades sell the Kt , Only top grades I'lOEONSOld'birds , per da. T3c. IHDTATOES Oood Btpek , 7".c. OLD I1I3ANH Hand-plrked , navv , 1223 : me- lum , Jl.bOi/l.rO ; rdmmbn vhlte beans. 11.75 ® . .90 .90ONIONSOn onler CAIlllAOlOn orilcVw. lVaiiltiC. CIlLI'ItY I'er ilnz. , Wft45c ) SWKI3T 1'OTATOrS ivr Ih , Zyi\c. \ or JJ EO cr bbl. ; Jeiscy , J5 W per bbl , The market on OiilKornla fruit haa been dull during the pnst week , /nnd for the llrst time since the organization ot the auction house the dally wik-g have Ijc.-n dull nnd devoid ot Interest Ilio coming- cooler ivetithcr appears to cut on the ileniund for California fruits , nnd the la4l earn to arrive havebeeniineBlrcted. . nnd rpcehers have found It slow t wle movlnff them The nca- on for Cullfornla fruits appears lo be rapldl ) drawing lo a. close/1 There Is , however , a larui. supply of peaches itu 1 > 6 hud , and prices arc low. Th quality nruli vnrlety ot ernpes ofteret are very temptlnir , vihll "tthere nn > plenty of win- r p ars. Th * demanJialone is MnntlnK. There. Is consldcmblf Jnqulry for choice ship ping npplei , but ntucks of that description do not appear to I * at lUI plenty. There appears to ba flomsr ikuibt about Ihe Urplng qualltlea of this yxjar'n .orop of wejilorn. sppln. A l < uj-rr noa hern from Oliloiico the past week nnd vis Ited all the appW-erowlnir localities In this sec tlon. of the country nnd returnctl without IiujIriR He renmrketl that li could , buy normy npplea n CliInRi > , hut that ho nnntcd Fomethlnc tha ate prtirolso of keeping well. The Fruit Trad < Journal i s that apples are nilvanclng and the expart demand In ntn > nif and Increaxlng. Then lu CMTV rea-son lo licllevn thai the fruit will sel t a hlKh flsure this w-nsotl. The latest reports show that the domestic supply will bo mud smaller than anticipated. Tn the southern hal of Wajne county the fruit crop la nlmoit E failure , -whllo In the northern tiers of towns tlii-i-o la a fairly eonil crop. The market on c nlxTrles Is very firm , and jiecorfljng lo all prallctlonH tne eieasan will be unustmlly short this year. The crop was a fall urn over a considerable p 'tton of Ihe producing dlrtrlctB , and Iho berries nre nild to be earfng Into consumption ut a very rapid rate. Quota tlons : QUINCnq-Callfomla , per B0-ll > box , Jl W APPI.L'i-Oood : stoclc. per bbl. . J2.WZ 75. freestone. 90cSt.OO clIn tojlfornln. " " l l vl l > 11 jn. tj * tw ' I'nAlt.S Ilartlett. no good shlpplnc Ktockj win ter Nell Is , J1.7f ( 2.i > 0. ORAl'ia Concoids , 10-lb , baikots , I0c : roun ol I9c , California Tokay , I1.1D81.1S : Btuscal Cod , fancy , $0.75010 0 per bbl. TROPICAL FRUITS. OH A NCinS Mexican , 150 , 200 , per box , J350 Florldas. $1 KO. BANANAS Choice slock , I1.7502.CO per bunch LUMONS-Fancy Mewlna 300. | 9 ; SCO , 00 , choice. Messln * . 300 , $1 50. PINEAPPLES None. OYSTnna Medium , per can , le ; hora shoes lie ; extra standard ! , ISc ; extra selects. ISc company selects , 2o ; New York counts. 28c. ri Fancy , per Ib. 20p. HONEY California. 15c ; dark honey. 100120. MAPLO SVItUP Gallon cans , par Joz. . 112. NUTS Almond * , IGjnVc ; UiiKllsli wBlnuta. 12 ( He ; filberts , 12c ; Uruill mils. 10@12c ; eastern chextnuts. 10912'ic- . CIDKIl I > uro juice , pfr bbl. . VS. half bbl , | 3.25 HIDES-No. 1 sreen hides , SUc ; No. 2 gr e hides , JVJc ; Nu. 1 Rreen wilted hides. 4Vjc : No Rrecu sAlteil hides , 3 < AeNo \ 1 preen salted hides to 40 Ibs , 4Uc : No. 2 irrern ealtcd hides. 25 I Ibs , HUcs No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 15 Ibs . 7o : No veal calf. S to 15 llw. Bo ; No. 1 dry flint hides ; No. 1 dry flint hides. 4c ; No. 1 dry Rvlte hides. 6c ; part cured hides Mo per Ib. less than Eully cured. Blllini * PfiLTB Green salted , each. 2iCOc ; green nailed shearllnKa ( short -nooled eatly skins ) , each , 10ff20c : dry ihtarllnfis ( short woolcri early skins ) . No. 1 , each. laiScj dry ehenrllnRS ( short ivooled mrlr skins ) , No. 2. each , EC ; dry flint nas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. CgEc ; dry flint Knneaa anil Nebraska murrain wool pells , per Ib. , actual weight , { SGHc ; dry Mint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 46Hc : dry Hint Cole rail J murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual trelRht , 4@Cc ; ( have feet cut off. aa It Is usc-lesj pay freight on them ) . TALLOW AND aUCASE Tallow , No 1 , 4fcc , tallow. No. 2 , 4f. gittie. white A. c ; grease , white n. 3',4a ; creane. yellow , 3Vic ; rrcaae. dark , ' r old butter , 2f/2'c. beeswai , prime , 15O2 o , ' jellow , lU < 92c. Ooffefl Market. NEW VORK. Oct. * 1J. COFFn-Optlons cloned nominal. Warehousqdeliveries { mm New York SPHterdny , U.OJl bugn ; Ne Yuik i-toil today , 151.469 ijaKs ; United. , iitals stock. MI.-CS bngs ; for the Unltwl alei , 221.000 bags ; total -islblo supply for thV United States , 445.5CS bags , Uiilnst 3il ! WA bags I.ist-jenr. HAMIUritO. Oct. JJcrA' rt ! ° t 'lulcl and U Pfs lcher lo vi pfg low.cr , IIAVXIX OcU llluikct opened barely steady. unchanged to Hf luwcr ; closed without further chance ; lotnl Mien , a8.UlLLh.llfB. UK ) IK JANiilU > , | rt13. . Holiday ; receipts , bncs , , K _ d NiW Oltf.nANS , Oft , IS COTTON-fileady ; middling. 5 7-16c ; rt6Ul I ordinary. 4 15-10o ; net iccelpla. 19.211 bale ; vKpnrts , to the cantlncit , 2iJ3i bates ; coa t lttcji ! > , CW bales ; tales , 9.UO balra ; atncl ; . 117.811 les. NKW Onr.KANH.Oct. . U COTTON Steady ; sales , spot , I.3W bo > rtl-lo arrive. 4 MO bales : re ceipts ; 10G.JIX balest MiVUrts to continent. 25 S3J bales ; coastwise , D.W6' liAles ; iilock. 117.813 littles. Futures sleafly and UTOWmged ; sales , S6.000 bales ; Oclot > er , n.ll hid. Number , l ! , f(5 II : Decem- r. li.42'9517 ' ; Jammry. ta.Hfrf 49 ; Feliruary. Man.li. t5.59ff&CO ; April. Mar. t3.7Urfi.72 ; June.ri,77 < ? 3.T ! : July , tS.S3R5.tl. ST. LOUIS. Octr 13. COTTON Stlddllnic. 79-ltc ; sales , l.too biles : receipts. 6.900 bales ; shipments , 5,000 bnl < f ; stock , 1J.BW bales. ICuiuas City Jlarkots. KANSAS CITY. Oct. II WHKAT-rirro and unchanged ; N.2 hard , l7C43c : Na 2 red. 46c ; . 3 red. 4iUM5c , rcjecied , 42&I3& COItN-KIow , No. 1 ml cd , o ; No. whit * , . la 410.OATS OATS Slow and ' 4o loner ; No. 2 mixed , o ; No. t white. 33c. Kdns Quiet and unchaneed ; ll'tc. ' IlUTTEH-WeaK : creamery. lStf21c ; dairy , 15 HKCnilTfl Wheat. 4,10) bu. ; corn. 3.SOO bu , ; eaU none. 19.500 bu ; corn 2,300 bu. ; * , none. Frltro U In-ill SAN I'llANCISTO , Ocl. IS , WHKATSteady , December , IT c ; May , Mlnneapulls Wlimtt Market. UINNRAI-OI.IS , Ocl. 11-Whent as dull Hwl steady during the day's , seulon , but fumed up Hg-htly durlnj : Ihe fre > pnrt til the flay , ou to reports ot smaller pro'pecU tor Iho crop In Vncmtln * than hml iirovlmuly lffi l r iwrl < s ] , locolpts , 13.110 lm. ; ihlpmrnts , Z7.MO bii. Th mnrkrt clo ed nbout the PWIIW ns nn yrM/iyj ctober and Deccmtx-r. 6& < c ; Jtny , D3 jc ; on rack. No. 1 hani , CT c , No , t northern , KWoi o. 2 northern. We Klour. stody , | > atenl , $ JOflA < J : L k rs. II M .231 ; production nlwut 3.0 ; t > M * . for tilt 14 ours ; shipment : ! , 3n.ooo bhls. IHIMI3. t Was a Very null niul irntntorrstlni ; Tvra Hour * ot Ilitilii ! M. NEW TOniC , Oct. IS. H was a very aull mil uninteresting two houisof liuslness on he Stock exchange today , the only com- ilnnco of activity be Ing In StiRiir niul Chi- HKH O.is SiiKiirvtrn nold by brokers , BU ( > - K > e < l to } jo working tor nn Inslile Interest , nnd after a decline ot U per cent rose ? 4 per ent , only to be promptly forced tlonnwnnl \k per cent , to 83'tc ' , with n. Html recovery f U per cent. ChlcnKO Qn * nilvancoil H ier cent , reacted % per cent , nnd rallied Vi ier cent. The KraiiKL-rs moved within frnc- lonal limits nnil cloned nt yesterday's clot- UK llruri-H , except Hock lalaiul , which la U cr cent hlRhcr. The mnihet closotl henvy. On the week the market , ttlth ltit few tin- mportnnt exceiitlon-t , shows a decline. The rand market was llrm for the uctlve Itstics , jut Borne of their nrtlvc mortKitBes recorded a sllRht decline , Tlio result of the week's fadingla the establishment of a lower evel fop Ihe greater jmrt of tin- list traded n , but In some half dozen Instances ma- erlal advances have been recorded , notably per cent In 1'eorlo. and Peltln , Union sec ends and Minneapolis & St. Louis seconds , and 3 per cent In Mlnnrnpolls & St. Louis Irsts ; Iowa Hxtcnslon , 3Vi percent. Chicago 3ns firsts nnd Knoxvtlle & Ohio llrstn and Ohio Southern fours , 'M per cent. Chief atnonjr the tlecllncH nre : ixnilavlllc & Nash ville , 4T4 per cent ; Alchlsort Is , 2' & per cent. The following were Ihe closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex change today : Atchlson . U. V. D. & R Adams Express , . 147 Northurjjtera. . . . Alton. T. U . SI do pfd do pM. . . . . . . . . . . 1711 N. Y. Central no Am. Kxpreas . 110 N. Y.AN , Knr. . . . Jaltlmore&Ohlo. T4 Ontario & W 3-inada Pacific . . . C4l ! Onvou Imp 7anaUa Southera , Bl OroconHav Central I'aolflo. . . . ion O. S. L..IU , f. , . , Jlies. A Ohio . I8JI Pacific Mali JhtcigD Alton. . . . 143 P. D.AK I'lttabiirtr. jn.t 73M I'ullimn Pal.ica. . ino Consolidated Oa lloiillni : 18 C.C. C. &St L . . . UIcliinondTorm. . 18 : olo. Co.il , t Iron do ptd v. . ' : oUonOH Cert. . . It. O.V 10 Jol. A Hudson. . . , H3 K. o. vr. PM Jcl.Lacli. i\V. . . 108 Hock Inland 3.AR.O. pfd . SI. Paul _ 3.&C. P. Co . su Paul nfd 120 at Tenn . St. P A Omnna. . . Krlo . . . . do ptd do pfd . . . Southern I'.io Cert Wayne . 15 ? 3turar Refinery. . . G , Northern pfd. . ] ( I3 Tann Coal , V iron C.4E. LpM . IHI loxas I'.iclftc . . . lockltiR Valloy. . T.iO. Cent pfd , . 78 Ill Centril . rinloii Pacific . . , . 13 StP.A.Dnluth. . . . U. S. { Cxproas * 7 K. * T. fd . W.Sl L.Al > Duke Krla i vr. . . do pfd do pf < l . 71 WelU Fanro Ex. . nn U-iko Shoru . 13CM Weatern Union. . . 87M Lead Trust . .111 W. A FJ. E. . . . lsvllloAN. . . . oj't- do pfd Uoui&vlIleJkN. A. M iSLL Uanhaitan Cou. . . 11 OH AK.U McmohlHA C. . . . 10 OK 37H Michigan Cent. , . . UK N.L 20 Mo.P.-iclllo . C. P. , t I 2HM Mobile A. Ohio . . do t > ( d 72 KnnhTllIeChat . tS II. * T. C . . Kntlonal CorJiro. I'-'M T. A. A. A. N. SI. . . do PtJ . T. St. L AK.C . . . K. J. Central . Ill dn pfd 0 N'JkW. pfcl . ! . S. II. K . . . . 12M North Am. Co. . . . ( to pfd . . . . 42M Korthorn Pacllio Am Toti Cede No. Pac , ofd. . . . IK do pfd. 105 Total sales of stocks today vpn > 55 77J plmres , ncludlnK. American Humr , 2Q , V ) . HurllnKton , 2.300 ; Chicago Han 3.2W , 1'aclllo Mull , 1,100 ; Hock l lind , 3,900 , S ( . I'aul ! ,1-J. Nnvrork .tliinor Market. NEW YOHK , Oct. 13. MONEY" ON' CALf Kasy at 1 per cent , last loan , 1 per cent , closed at 1 per cent. I'ltlMR MlHlfANTILTJ PATTJl-UnchanBed. STIIltlJNO IJXCHANOIlXill , with actual buslne t In bonkent' hlllH at J4 87' C4 87H for de mand , nnd nt Jl.S'i'.iMI.SG ' i for Go dasa , posted rates , JIS7iH87 ami JI 83i | ! S3' , ; ; commercial bills , (4 85K J Klt. Closing quotations on bonds -were as follows ; n S. Sure ? n. .vii a 4 HO U.S. Eacotip. . . . Erin limls 73 U.S. 4 roj O. II. Ad. A.B. ! . . U.8 4Bcoup . . . do Tn 05 tl. S. yarns . 8.T. C , Ss I'aclfloUaof 'OS. . . lioCfl 100 A1.1 ClMS A M.K.AT. 1st 41. . Ala. Class U. . . . do 'Jd-lB All Cl.m C Mutual UnionOa. . 1CH Currencies N.J.Veni.Gou.us. 117 Jji. New Con 4a. . Ko. I'ac iHta 113 Missouri Us. . . . . . . No p.ic. andi BO K C. ba N. IV. Consold. . . do-I a do S P. Urb. 6s. S. C. nonftmd R. ( I. IV. Uts. . . . Tcnn now set ( { . St. P Conjoin To , . Teminow nelB. . . . 9t.P.C.P.W.JS . 110 Tenn old ( Is. . . St.I.fct MOcnSs. Va. CVntudcH. . . . S L.3 r.Goa-.a do deforrext Tox. Pdc Iflta. . . . 87 Atelil on < s Tex. P c. 2 . - . . . Alchlaon 2t A. . . . U. P. inn ot ' 9J. . 105-4 Canada So. unda. . Wcit Shorn .U. . . . . 101k Cen. P.to Uts ' 95. botithoniR.H. B , 88 D. & .B. G. 7 . . . . ISoiton Stoolc fjiiotatloni. BOSTON. Oot. 13.-Catl loani. l it2W osr cent ) lime loans. .lltJ per cent. Closlnprica * tor stocksbonds anduilular sli-vrai. A.T WcBiiuif-ii. Ktocma ssv AlAl . sugar W. Eltc-ptu. . . . . . . 62 AlH Surnr pfd . . . Win , Contrai 1 HaySt.itaOai Atolilsoii Udn CO Hell Tolvphono . . SOI AtulilHOii la. O7 HoHton A Alb.iny . Now Kiisl&iul Cg. . 110 ItoHton\Malno. . . JMI IVls. Cent lats . . . fifl } C..1J.AO 73 AlluilezJItnlnz-Co. 25 Pllchbunr PM. . . . 7U Atlltitlc W lcn. Klcctrtc . . . . S7 lioston .i. .Monfiua 30 Illinois Strel. . . . 80 Mexican Ct'iilral. . 7 Calumet & HucU. . 21)S ) N. Y.AN E 01 Centennial 85 Old : Colony FranVlIn 12 On-iron SUort Line Kcarsarpo 7) ) HuDber. aa Union Pacific. . . . . Hi Qtitncv 90 uw .nt Knd 03 Tamarick 167 W.Encl Dfd H2 Rnn PrnncUcu .Milling Slock Quotations SAN FKANCISCO. Oct 13.-Tho omelll Closing quotitlons ( or mining- mocks todaywera aa lei lo i. 7 Mexican. l'J5 llt'lcher 7T Mono 30 llCHt i Ilolcher. . . . US Mount Diablo 10 28 ItodluCou | 120 Ophlr 305 Ilulu-er. 1O Potoal 85 II. Chollir 70 S.lVtlKO 72 Con. C'al .V Va Sierra JJuraila. . . . 105 O < mn Paint 811 Tlnlnn Con 81 Hun-k.-i Co Utah 8 24 Could & Curry . . 75 Yullow Jacket i. . SS II.iloA NorcroflH. . 00 31 Neir York Mlulair Q 3 NHW YOlUt. Out. in-Tho follow to ? tUl clOBlncminmirquoiiuoui : 1 I Choler , (1U Plymouth 10 1 Crown Point . . . 70 Sierra Novad i OS 1 Con. Cal. * V.t. . . . 6J5 Standard 11O 15 Lo.-uUvooil r 0 Union Con HO 7 Gould i Curry. . , . 7.1 Yfllotr Jacket. . . . HS I Hiilo.ti Norcroat. . WJ IronSllvor 10 1 Homcst.iku ] 4i > O Qulcll llVL-r ISO 2 Mtixic.in UO do nraferrud 14UO Oiiuno MO Duluer 13 1 Oplnr 320 S Cl London Stock Qtiattttloni. LONDON , OcU 1,1 - < Cp in. cloilni- 2 2 Canadian Pacific. 14U St. Pant com . 03 h Krlo HH N. Y. Cmtr.il 4 nrle.'dn 76 Penuxylranli OS ? Ills. Centr.nl D4H Mexican ardluiry. 17 Nut. Cen. no if la. 123 I'lntinclnl Motel. ORLKANS. Oct. IJ. Clcarlnca. (1,518.201 IS MKMPIIIS. Oct. IK Clearing J37J.10T , Lai ancts , JiS.IiS. K nOSTON. Oct. 13. Clearing * . llMT,763 ; ; bai ances , ( I.W.r.M. I ten I.IK , Oct , 13. Hxclianc ? on Ixtnilon , clgh in days sight , 20 marks S5 j pfe. CINCINNATI , OcU 13-Cl arlnB . (1,9812M for the uceK , (11,119. ! . : ) . for week last > ear 1 17 NF3W YOHfv. Oct. 13. Clearnirs ! , 177,963,787 balances , tl 875,2.14 ; for tha week , } I7SSII,7M Imlanies. tU.Ce.4U7i. I'AllIH. Oct Jl 4 p. m. closrThre * per Cfq ta renlca 192C fnr the account ; eKClmnga uii Loa not n , 2"f lllic for checks , HAN IltANCISCO. Oct. IS.-Drafts. sh. . . . 12Hc ; telesrnphle. )5c. ) Silver tars , W.SCC351C Mexican dollars , HtfW'ic. to I1ALTUIOUK , Oct. 13.-Clcarlneir | : ,074013 balances. I3D0.8CI ; for Ilia week , ctairincs , til , 610,400 , balances , 51,901J05. PHILADKLPHIA. Oct 13.-CleirIn i. W.33T. 751 ; balances , II.133Kfor ) ; the wc k , clearings J1J.S73,74:1 : ; Uilancea , t9.K,023 IX > NDON , Oct. 13. Q < M U quoted ai Tiueno Ayres at 232 ; Madrid. 13.00 ; l.libon. NM ; Ht 1'eteribure , U ; Athcim , 77 ; Home , 1M.G3 ; VI ennx , 10,1. ST. 1SIV13. OcL 13. Clearinss. t3,910. ! 3 ; hal nn.cn , J681.13S ; this wwk. clenrliiKi. t23.77.S7 ( Inlances. 13,34itl . Money , steady ; Mfi per cen' Exchange/ New'York. & 0c dliniuni. for LONDON. Oct. 13. The rate ol discount I the open market for short bills l V > ] mr ctn In anil far threu uiuntlis bills Is H-18 urr cunt. C.'oi the sou , for money , 101 % ; cnnsols. account. l < n % . CHICAGO. Ocl. -Clearings , tH.JS ) . * ) * ) ; tola not for the week. tM013W ) ; CDrrenponJIng- but .t year , IM.IOXOOO. Monty , 4rl'i ' Mr c ut o n ncD call , iWC per cent on lime. New York exciiangv , I aind Wo dlucuunt. Htrrllnu exchange , ens'er ; iterllns , 11 commercial , II 81if < So'4 NKW YOHK , Ocl. 1J. Thaesporti of peclo vrj from th port of New Yorker tb s we > k the amounted ta tll.OOO In r > ld and t770U'2 In all * vtr. The ImiKJfU fnr the wcrk aincunted to t2l > .42l Kuld and 123.893 ilher ; iltf tooill , J1.73-J.- mil ths 44T ; general merchandise , t5SI3W3. NKW YORK. Oct II. Tli9 ifethly liar.fc state- lij men ! Khows the fulluwlng ihances ICcserVe. Increase. IIWO,378. Innns , decrease , I1W.OW > , llv specie. incra e. tet3,8M , leual tenders , liicrcaw , ' II.OSUOOO. deputlts. Increase. ; i I17.TCO. clrcula- J * tkm Increaiut. Jill 704. The bonks n'iw liold I- , ta 017 3 > In excra * of tin nqulrerutau of tU U I per cent nil * . I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS ) osiniblo Oattlo Very Scarce Among the Comparatively Liberal Offerings , RGENT DEMAND SENDS UP PRICES ow Stuff Sells Higher , but Storkcra Cloie the Wrck Dull nnd l.oncr Mngi Open Acllro nnd l-'lrm , L'lu lng Italher Flat. SATtmnA.Y. Oct. 13. Ilecelpts of all kinds have been liberal thli week nnd show a very i expectable In- ci ase , as compared with Ihe cot responding week one and two years ago. The Ilgures re as follow a : Cattle. HORS. Sheep this week . , ; . . . Jt.M.1 20.8.T 17.GW cceljits last week t > * 03 150 10,034 ame week Ini > per ! 37t 21,313 7,251 amo vvwk 1892 23775 23,553 2.274 Notwithstanding the comparative llber- llty ot the entile supply , the offerings ave contained a very sinnll percentage of eef steers that could bo classed as nt all estrabte. The demand , however , has been f a very urgent nature fiom nJI classes of ealers , the shortage In good beef cattle ntloubtedly being In a large/ measure re- [ lonslbte for this. II certainly furnished lie occasion for a general ndvanco In rices of from 25c to 40e , as compared with lie extreme low point on lost Friday. IJuyers have had to depend almost entirely n the range cattle for their supplies , ns here was absolutely not one load ot geode o choice native beeves tii Iho jarxH all week. The weakness nt eastern markets as cut comparatively llttlo llgure here , ns laughterers simply had to have thecuttle , nd If they could not get as good cat tin ur is many of them as they wanted they Imply had to take what they could get. In onsetiuenco there vvai a. good , strong tone o the trade all week and buyers nt the lose were still "entile hungry. " Ilecelpts today were the lightest of th reek , but there were a. few loads of very air beeves , both natives und rangers. The narket wna active und stronger all nruund nder the Influence of a good , brisk demand , mainly from local dressed beef houses , md the forenoon's trading1 practically leared up the supply. Common toery air 1.050 to 12TiO-lb. native steers sold nt rom U.SO to JI.20. and J2.83 to JJ60 bought a good many fairish to pretty good rangers velghlnfi- from 1,100 to l.aw Ibi. Cow stuff has also sold at higher prices n sympathy with the advance In fat cattle. \.n active demand from e.istern butchers las made competition lively nnd the move ment has been brisk all week. The- supply ' oday was rather smaller thaji usual awl It 'Id not take bu > ers long to clean them up. 'rices were steady to a shade stronger nan Friday and 15c to 25c higher than hey -vvere a , week ago. Veal calves have > een In good , active request at llrm juices ill week , and sellers have experienced llt- le dllllculty In moving bulls , stags and rough stock generally nt llrm figures. . During the early part of the week there was a rattling good market for stackers and feeders. There were lots of buyers nnd he supply , while liberal , was none too lenvy for the demand. Prices advanced sharply nnd this , In turn , had a tendency o keep buyers away , while at the same Ime It stimulated the supply Aa a result Buyers were able to pound tlu > market iri-tty ' hard the past day or two , taking off 'ully a quarter without any dllllculty. JJus- ness vvns nulet today , sis It usually Is on 5aturday , with prices weak at the decline. Repiosentatlve sales : DHKSSIID itnnp. Av Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. .1WO tJ 8S 20..1173 t3 73 31. . . 1231 14 10 .1 10 3W 1C..1062 400 41. . . l.'GJ 420 .1175 3 19 cows . SSi 1 10 9. . . . 821 1 75 1. . . , 14" " ) 2 10 c. . . 790 1 34 1. . . . 970 1 75 2. , 1019 2 10 .1. . . 784 1 45 2. . .1070 1 79 2. . l)3i ) 2 10 2 . . S10 1 CD 1.r. . . SI' ' ) 1 73 1. . 9& > 2 10 4. . . 900 1 Gi > r. . . 1052 1 75 1. . , ! ! ' > 2 10 1. . . 760 1 SO 13fi . 70S 1 75 10 . , 413 2 15 1. . 900 1 5'l ' fi . 963 1 73 2. , 971) 3 f > 06 1 60 2. . ST. 1 7i I. . . 043 . . . 941 1 50 1. . 930 1 75 JG. . .ion 3. . . 7iO 1 K 2. 1 80 r. . . . 54 C 3. . . . 900 1 55 10. 7CG 1 80 ' . 940 8. . . . 871 1 K 1C. , . 630 1 Su 4) . ! . SIS 1. . . .1030 1 55 931) 1 SS 32. . . 89 } 1. . . 710 1 &l 1. .1DRD 1 S3 7. , .1021 2 20 1. . , . 630 1 ED 16. . S31 1 90 U. . . .1WJ 2 20 I. . .1025 1 C' ) 1. .109) 2 00 G. . . . 741 2 23 4. . , . 9M 1 W 13. . . . 821 200 2. . .1200 2 23 14. . . . 770 1 G5 3. . . . 93 200 1. .107 * 2 25 C. . , . 939 1 K , 1..10W 2 00 2. .1151 2 30 3. . SM 1 C3 i. nw 2 00 ta. . . . 99t > 230 & . . . 8S4 1 or. 1. . 1174 2 00 3. .1913 250 3. . . 973 i cs 1. . . .S5D 2 00 7. . 2 35 1 . , 910 1 70 15. . .1028 2 00 ' ' ' 240 11. . . 751 1 71) 14. . 9U 2 0 3 il.'uso 240 COWS AND 17. . . . 803 1 I nciFcns. coo 109 5. . . GJ ) 1 CO 1. . . 90 * 215 < ai 1 4 16. . . . 4S < 1 GS 1. . . 760 220 437 1 40 1. . . . & & ) 1 75 ' . 93 * 2 30 SCO 1 60 I. . . 770 2 00 S , , 316 SCO 610W7 1 60 6. . . CS6 204 1. . , 410 : M W7 1 CD S. . . . K2 2 19 5. . . MO 300 CALVES. 2. . . 1 SO . . i r 2 w 3 . . 123 375 1. . . , 18Q 1 M . . 300 2 04 4. . , 1R3 00 7. . . 211 1 75 . . SO X Ol ) 1 . , 120 00 3 . , 313 S 00 . . 95 3 23 1 , 210 00 2. . . 80 200 . . 130 3 60 1. , 110 00 3. . 211 ! 225 3 50 1 , . Ufl 00 1. . . , Wl 260 110 1 50 12 . 1C 00 250 1 . . . 1 * ) S Tl 1 . . 190 25 K.ll , 215 2 W 1. . .130 3 75 I1UL.LS. 1. . . , BIO 1 23 1. . .11W 1 S ! HW 1. . . , 929 1 40 1 . .117D 1 65 .1320 1. . , 720 1 KO 2 . .10' , : 1 65 . > 10 1. . 13M 1 EM 3 . 1140 1 CO 1140 1. . . HO ) 1 SO 1. . . 87I > 1 63 , 14SM 1. . . . 1154 1 W I . .1310 1 K .1170 1. . 970 1 DO 3 . 1130 1 7 STOCKEH3 AND KHEDEHS. . 710 2 00 1. SCO 2 33 CW 2 SO .810 20D 711 235 2 6 . 417 2 00 15 8T2 2 35 IS. . . . C73 2 55 . 525 2 14 7. CU 2 40 3 . . . 841 2 55 613 2 15 662 2 40 S3. . . .1053 2 65 S. . . . S32 215 2S. . . . 7C6 2 41) I..1UOO 255 33) 2 20 ,14. . .1032 245 23. . . . 041 200 1 .770 225 1. . . 370 2 M 1..11CO 2 CO 2. . 915 225 3. . . . C30 2(0 12. . . . G70 260 . 8H 225 1. , . . 700 250 13. . . .1031 275 . . . 351 234 12. . . . 72i ) 250 Jl , . . . 600 3 OS . . . . 310 230 25. . . 964 2 EX ) WESTEHN CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. stia. tig.1205 (3 25 1 iiteer. . 1330 (2 75 WYOMING. sirs , Tex. . S96 2 M 21 stc-ra. . 1135 3 10 T. Nelson Trust , stage , . ,1165 175 22 nines . 1045 204 A. J. llotlincll calf S5 2 W 1 utecr. . 1"S1 25 stfor. 1214 2 SS 3 Bte-i-ra . IISO 2 $3 Bte.-r 151D 2 8. > 1 steer. . 1210 285 steer m 3 B3 1 bteer. . 1170 2 85 nil-cm 1071 2 l 1 calf . 19) 4 00 coivs 92S I 95 1 cow . W70 200 cow 910 S0i > 1 cow . % 0 200 cow B 2 34 IS cow . 9 7 200 cnlvea 410 2 V 20 fueJcra. . . .1403 2 CO Ora Haley. itr , llfr. . 941 2 50 4 trit tig. , .1284 2 60 stru. Its. .1107 3 50 3 steers . . . .lW 3 03 deem . . .1205 3 05 D. Malar * steers . 1079 2 SS 1 steer. 10M J 83 steers. . . .1055 285 19 xte r * . .11CJ 285 Herbert J.ick , jr. 4eed era. . . . 1025 2 5T > L 7 Catllo Compiny. trs , tig. . .1324 254 I steers 1153 2 SO ateer . 1K J IDAHO. A. Iliward. feeders. . . SS5 240 1 cow. . TM 200 Cnldwcll lii-OJ. feeders. . . . 8S 3 25 COLOUAUO. A. J" . Clrrgory. sire , tlg..1235 Z37Vi 4) cowji. . 353 : 40 NUVADA. FJ , Uell. cow . 820 200 0 cows . 1S3 J M sleets . 1117 3 60 HOGS The market has experienced but llttlu clianEC the past neck , nnd tlio bulk of the offerings ha\e been' nelllng at rlnht around ( Its 15 all wr-ek , while the be t heavy IIOKD lia\r nold nicr (5.25 or under (5.05. 1'ncV.trs pouivlnl the market haul for tlifl | > tul three \vteka , but eem < > il KUlsflolnlth what thuy accomplished , cl.rt nnd hr.8 iippirently maila n concerted * ( Tort "benr" prices durtnx the past week The situation Is nnt at all hatlsfuitnry lo the packing Interests as It I * . The I'rlca Current ua > < ; "Tho reduction In prices of hogs In the recent past hav bevn morp than tras looked for otne we ks nen by the tradp. nnd Ihe result has been ta lottrr current values ol product tn Kiich nn extent us to occasion severe lessen on the product nianufurturetl before this dccllno was brought about. Tha unsettling of the mnrliot has also tended to check consumption , for dvilirb hav * oictinlon for carrying Hitht vuppllei , and replen ishing tham only by small orikn This condl > tun of alTalm may tern dc lrulil puipr e in terurlue a iaf ba lJ for opening thi ! rnorr v cHu in now cloM at hand , but It Is unfortunate thoiui lnter sf > d In product oC current value. " CunsJilerabU Improvement ha * bten notlc able > th ) Bin'rul nuallty of the liogi that arrived past nock. The we I r lit has lncr ased and tha Verjce ( or the re k won rlullt orounil 215 lb . a lioavy averaga for this season ol the > ir. fully II Ibs. bitter than It wa > tlirea weelu Tha hogs also give nt I Jence o ( better care m > > re attention tn tlnlr ratloni. line * are lout all a rood many farmers have left , anl tliMr" taklns better care ot Ihtm. ifany deal * think luxa got through lh period of tmihy receipts and look for Improvement. In hau * from now on , In.ut The vrek closes nlth only a moderate run , but week' i supply , Uk n as 4 whole , u llttrvl shownd u K < XH ! Incrtasi over I ha week pre- vl-xis or the rorrtspondlng we k a y ar ago. ' lnt op n d up acllva and firm , -with 'a oo < l inquiry from packers , and enough i-iwculn- * d < iiunrto makn It lritor nlng. ( Qo < xl lain 'cholci iKavr un4 butcher nclsht liocs soM t ( S nd ( ! 03. with fair la good mixed nwlcw at 34 SI ( I iJ. anrl common to f > lr tight mlied and rough slock at from J4.CO la ( I SO. H ieral bunihas of pigs aad stuck liars chnE < d hands at from JJ.M to It , 50. and stairs , rmiRli IIORS nn4 prrimnnt iwwa thrown out by Riivemment In * mirctor * ell iuirwhf < r from ( S.7i to 1J.W. Tha market wa vrrr actlire early , but natlcriea ul badly lownrtl the clo * on benrljih news fmrrt ' 1'hlCHRM. Nearly everything- hail chanirol hn < lf N-forv thp cK > e. hone rr. The big bulk of lh hops clmnK l hands nt trom (4 S3 to (5. or not ft rmtt dr-al dlrtrrrnt from tlK" \ \ < \y they Mil on Krldny or . week ago today. TleiircsentAtlr * sales ; No. A . Sh. Tr. No. Ar. flh. P S3 . I W (4 W u . .VflO * M (4 M ' . 1M > JJS 7S . 22S S4j" i . " J" . l 1ZU 458 3 . , , .K6 , , . 4 0 75 . 231 M 4 SO M . 1U 84 484 8 < . t W 493 5 . 211 S 4 M 72 . ! . 22M4K 10) ) . 101 . . . 484 ? n . 227 204 41)3 ) 4 . W . . . 4 S- > 73 . 23 4 4 n 21 . , . . , . . 1C. . . . 4 S' ' 7 : . 23T 249 4K ! I . Rt 12) 4 84 8 > . 212 16D 4 U 82 . 2lr. S ) 4 MVJ Gl . 2CI > 1 4 9J 72 . 223 80 4 S3V , R7. . . . . . . SM 8 > 4 US 7U . 1W 80 ISA 71 . 227 89 lit 77 . 2I < > 80 1ST. 21 . 12 $ . . . 500 7.1 . 141 13) ) IV- ST . 246 204 K 09 CO . 2 < l > 40 I U 41 ! . 213 411 K OO M . 1 ) . . . I ? 5 t.3 . .2S3 600 f.S . 2W JiM IV , 15 . ! J1 KX > SCO 7J . VtX $0 IS' . CO . S . . , 6W 77 . 1M IW 4 S3 71 . 256 SO S 04 7t ) . 212 S' I ft . 9 > BOD 81 . 2M IW 4W 71 . 2T.O I2 SCO H . 2IB 10) I' " ) Ki. . . . 227 49 & 00 OS . 210 12il 490 70 . J4S . . . II ro 57 . 210 SO 4 N 7S . 24) ) 10 > 5W 84 . 2XJ . . . 4 M 71 . 23 ! 4 S 04 K . 231 40 4 M C7 265 200 S M 72 . ! ll 164 4 N 41 . S90 509 67 . 247 10) 4 BO tl . : W G 05 91 . S 4 0 1'lOa AND HOUGH. 2 . 1U . . 275 61 . 7 ] IN I. , . 2M . . . 273 l. . . . . . . . ! 0 3M S . 29) . . ( ) 1 . 170 . . . 1M 4 . 1M , . 30) 111 . 113 2SO 23 3 . 2M . . . 310 111 . 112 800 4 1 . 2)4 ) . . . SU 70 . 134 . . . 464 1 . 140 3 U 8HEKI' There TMIS acry fair supply on hand today , but not much nf a demand from any quarter , llpcclpts Imvc been tolerably lllx-nil all week , nnd In sympathy wllli the Imver rnarkols oust prlee < ha\o UIMI on the decline nil week. Tiilr to Kmil mtittonii nro quotnbly from 15o to ! 5o lower limn a week ago.lth lambs oft In pro * portion. Common nnd atocie sneep are almost impossible tn neil at any prliv. I'alr t chalce natives nr > > auotnble at (2.2JH2.80 ; fair to uoJ ve torm. fiWffKX' ; common nnd Block sheep. Ji.KfH.7r. ; RIMK ! to choice. 4 < > to IW-lb. lambs. i : S5U3 W. Itpprcsentativo sales ; Nu. * Av. Pr. I buck . I8 lc e . . . 101) tOO 1(14 ( native inl e < 1 . 93 t 2 * ' in ; native lumbs . . . . . CS 1 a > CIHCAC.O LlVi : STOUIE. Cattle Iimctlro nnd Unchanged Iloffi Lower In Anticipation CHICAGO , Oct. U. The axtllo market vras Inactive - active anil unchanged nt tl.OOSSSO for Inferior * to extra natives , Jl.WiTI W for westerns and tl K&3.M tor Texans. Ni > choice native steers In the market. In hogs , compared wllh icster- Oay'H opening prices , there was a decline of I5fa > c. | 310 t > lng a fair outside quotation ht the close TheC.UHB ot the clown-turn was the expectation of Increased receipts next week. Tli amrmnt of trailingat better than t5 33 was small. Ileav- iiiwlliiinnt'icnti sold mostly at K OOS > 5.35 iiii.l I4. ) < J5 23 boURht the bulk of tha light There v ns ci lifeless sheep market nnd values were nominal nt tJ ! 5325 for good to choice and nt 75c Tll2i for poor to fair. Lambs wore quoted at tl SOW ! 25. Several thousand or * a'lll In tlto pen * , awaiting l > u > ers. llect'lpls Cattle. l.W ) lieml , calves , 300 hfodj iotm , 16 o > head : sln-ip , 3 X > head. The i\enlim Juuni.il reports : HOGS Itrcelpts , 1B.ODO head ; olllclal yc lcrtlar ! 21.04' > hen.l , siilpments. 10,455 head : lett over , alwut yw ) head ; < iuallt > not wi irowl rather pom- ; market onlr molerntely nctl e ; jirlcen l o lower ; Mies raiiRwl nt 70 3.tO for light ; tl BJ 4 * ) for roiiBht p-icklnc ; JI.70W5 30 for mltctjf tl.85If5& ) for licavy prickingnnd chipping lot * and 2 40fI4 ) for plRM. , . . OATTI.IJ llccrlpts. l.OM head ; market dull nnd weak , though unchanuoi In price. iJlinni * Jlecelpts , 1.000 head , market slow at unchanged prices Itccfilpts nnd I > l p < nltlt > ii at Stunk. Official receipts nnd disposition of tock & | ulinwn by the Iwokn ot the Union Stock Yards company tor the twenty-four hours endingt 3 o'clock p. m. , October , 33. 1S9I : HECCIl-Td. Cars Cattla ' ? * I % Mieep * * 1 > 12 * DISPOSITION. Uuyera. Cattle. Hairs. Omaha Packing company MO ' JL Th O. H. Ilnmmond Co. . . . 207 1.9H 107 HwlH and Company 2S3 1,002 . . . . . . Th Clulahy 1'ocklnK company OC2 301 164 II. Decker & IJejren . , 2 J. Lobmm v , 141 I. Hecker 48 . - K , II. , from 1C C. CO Nelson Morris , Chicago , HI. . B II Wilson ; 23J . l .Slippers anil feeders G27 14 I Left over 10 ° ITI Total . . 1.90 4,760 TI Knnsnii Cltr Llvo Stock Afnrkot. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 13 CATTLK Hecelpts. 4 004 he-id ; shlpmi-nls. 2.900 head ; market steidy ; Texan slcer * . J2.I5 2.85 : bocf steera. K.W8 ? 60 ; natlvicows. . (1 75&3.10 ; slockers and feeders. IlOdS Tlecolpts , K.OilO head : shipments , Z.OM head , market dull and 60 lower ; bulk of sales. (4901F500 , heavleH , (4 9 185 30 ; packers , (4 85 < f Ci ; mlreJ , (4 83 ? ) .95 ; lights , ( I,754f4 90 ; pigs. Blinin * Ilewlpts , 1,000 head ; shipments , 200 head , mirket dull. _ Knima City I.tvo htoclt Market. KANSAS CITY Oct. -CATTLn-Ttccelpti , 4,000 head , shipments. 2.900 head : market R'Pady ; Texan steers. ( Z.15ffi2SS ; Iwcf steers. (3.500J Ctj native cows , ( I.75f3 10 ; stockers and feeders , I2.U IIOOS receipts. B 000 head ; shipments , 2,000 h id , market dull and Be lower ; bulk of Bales , (4 9005 CO , lieavles ( I90S > 5SO , packers. (4.85a > 5 OJl mixed , ( I K < J\M , lights , (4.75QI 90 ; plffN (3 W > slllJCr Ilccclpts , 1,000 head ; shipments , 200 head , market dull. Ht. I.ouU I. Ire Stock Miirliot. ST. LOUI9 , Oct. 13 CATTLC necelpts , 800 head : shipments , 2.400 head Market quiet Hteady ; llkht nntlve clears , (2.2i ; light Tex 4 stcera , JJ 25 , Texas cows , (1.75 < ? 2.15 ; Texoi 'elO(3j5 ( Tlccolpts. 1.100 hcj\d ; shipments . Z.W9 heoil Market quiet ; good heavy , 52Se5.3J | K > .l . light , (5W523. HIIlll ! ! ' Itocelpts , none ; shipments , none. Mar- liet unclmngJ. _ _ Mock In Meht. Record of receipts at the four principal mar kets for Saturday , October 19 , 1S91 ; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha . f.019 4.79J5 1.1 Chicago . I.JOO 16,000 3.0W Kanaa City . .0 4 6.004 l.OW St. Louis . . 504 1.104 . . . . . Total . S.H9 SPECULATION. A nucconafiil Hpeculatlon Is one tn vvhtcli Bomi- thlnir In wild for more thin It coat. It may ba calico or corn , whlhl.y or wheat , hf > ef or bonds , shoes or stockn In every tradu somelxxly makes monuy. TiaillnK In. stocks und grain rays bigger profits than tradingIn anythingen ] . T.io ilenls are made moru rnilckly than a yard f calico can lie bought. Hmall , quick prcitlts , much multiplied snon roll up Into considerably futns. A sluewd operator will make a dazea doilH a clay with Iho B.ime mon y. Thcro la nl- wavH a buyer ready for good ntnrlia und gooil praln Kver > l > cdy sa > s. "Money makts money. " "Th llrst thousnnd l the hnulest to g"t. " "A mil lionaire malcea money cnMly. " Just so wo tnk6 your money (24 t" (1,000 nnd put It wltli the money of 1. 000 others.Ve huve a million to operate with mnl < It quickly safely. Here IH the prullt we have paid our customers since January I. 1831 : January 2. 12 per cent June 1. TA per cent 13. 10 per cent 15. 7(5 ( per cent I'ebruary 1. H per ifiit July 1 , T4 per cent 15. 15 per rent II. 7 per cent March 1. 9 per crnt August 1 , X per cent 15. S per cent IS. 7 per cent April 2 , 9 per cent Sept. 1. T per cent 16 , SV4 P cent IS , per cent May 1 S per cent Oct. ' 1 , 8 per crnt 15 , S per cent Making n total of 1C5V , per cent tn 273 day * . A sum -which in willing- dry Roods would re- iiulro flvo- years to earn , or In owning real es tate ubuld take IS years tn earn. Our charge for making Ihls profit for our cui- tomero U one-tenth ot their m.t profit , \Va have nnver lout n dollar tor nny customer In an > - of our combinations. W Imvo not a dUiatlulli-d customer. Money can bo wlthilinwn nt any time. Trams sent promptly by check on the 1st and Kill day c. fcaih month. \Vilte to us for further Information , for fret rlrculais BTi4 for our weekly market report Ouf system la Interesting : , even K you think , you do not curt to join , F.SHER 00. , Stoo'i an- ] Grab Broken , U and 24 Broadway , X n- York City , This Month Any on * can participate la our run. iu ti prollt byiendlne u frniiv lfl In 1,01)0 ) i , IllRlioic reroi > ro.Trile lot- iurt eulnrs to THIS T A Ii7eS aVUDlOATK , Traders'Itiilldtne. ' IIIIOAOO , ILL. Agonu Wanted , / WM. LOUDOW , Commission Merchaut Gruiii and Provisions. Private < wlr i to Chlcaro and New York All business oriltr * placed on Cblca.ic < Hoard of Trade , Correspondence solicitefl. Office , room I , New York Uf Bulldla * Ttleplior.e li < # .
