Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -SuiDAT , OCTOBER 10 , 189-1.
AND FINANCIAL
t *
Smaller Eoceipta and Better Export Demand
* . Bent Wheat Up ,
CORN AND OATS CLOSED UNCHANGED
Aflrr Bomo Selling lij tlio Hulls Nrv Vork
Jtcporti nil lo Iufins Orders frnm
the Continent Infilled More
Spirit Into Trade ,
CHICAGO , Oct. 18-Dettcr cables , larger
clearances , smaller receipts and better ex
port demand ucnt wheat up ? ic today , but
larg-e offerings at tlie close weakened the
market , and May finished U < 3 higher. Corn
nnd oats closed practically unchanged , nnd
provisions nllh slight losses , Wheat opened
Vic over yesterday's closing price. The ca-
blcgrnma were more encouraging than for
Homo time past. The Cincinnati Price Cur
rent says the market for winter wheat was
61111 restricted and the feeding or It main
tained. After some selling against calls had
cauMcd n slight shading ot the first advance ,
New York Infused n little more spirit Into
the bulls by wiring that there were some
foreign buying orders there from the conti
nent , upon which Information another \ic \
per bu. was mldeil to the grain with which
the market opened. 1'rlmary market re
ceipts were smaller than on uny previous
day , nml the Atlantic pjrt clearances were
larger. December whetit opened nt 52Uc ,
Bold ppnrlngly at G2c , and utter reacting
to raiie It rose to u&c. ! ! The presence of
Wheat In the. New York clearances was
fiomcivliat disappointing- bulls and cooled
their ardor for awhile. The price began to
weaken again , nnd was down again to from
l % c to Sc about 11:30 : a. m. Although n.
good deal of Belling- out by scalpers caused
comparative weakness , now nnd then the
market made higher reactions after each de
cline. The death of the ameer of Afghan
istan , damage to the Argentine wheat crop
confirmed , and a repetition cf the early reports -
ports from New York of a good demand
from the continent were the later Influences
Which put December up to We. Offerings
Increased near the close and the market
declined to a moderate extent , December
finishing- CS'.ic.
Corn averaged firmer. It started with
borne trading nt the price It stopped ut yes
terday , nnd n little nt Uc per bu. higher.
The- better fpi'llnir wns due In part to the
llrmneas of wheat. The dally reports ot dis
appointing results from husklngs were con
tinued , and those came today from Illinois ,
Iowa and Ohio In greater number than be
fore. The principal bearish factor was snld
to bo the growing Indifference of the east
ern consumers , who do not appear to view
the light stocks with alarm. The day's
fluctuations for May delivery were confined
Jvlthln)3'.4c ) nnd 4 ! > % c , the Intes't trading
being nt 49o to 43Hc , or 1-lCc lower than It
closed yesterday.
Trading In oats was quiet nnd confined al
most entirely to scalpers and local parties.
A slightly Urmer feeling existed In sym
pathy with corn. May started at 32lc. sold
os low as 32V4c , ns high ns 32'Jc , and again
was selling from 32J&C to 32c , closing at
from 3Z o to 32Hc ,
Liberal receipts of hogs caused heaviness
In the rnnrkct. hut very little trading re
sulted. Fluctuations were narrow , as a re
sult of a general disinclination to do busi
ness. The leaders refrained from leading ,
and their followers stood still. Prices
started with a decline of 5c In pork , lard
and ribs , nnd that represented at the close
the result of the day's business In lard and
tlbs , pork losing another 2Hc.
Car Inspection today : Wheat , 245 ; barley ,
53 ; flax , 17 : oats. 1.
. Itccelpts : Wheat , 231,920 bu. ; oats. 2.B3S
bu. ; rye. Ml l > u. ; barley , 32,959 bu. ; flax ,
15,100 bu. Shipments ; Wheat , 17,100 bu. ;
flax , 10I.KH hii.
Tht > leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. | Open. | Tli7h. | LoW. | C lose.
WlicatNo. J
Oct - - B2 S1K eiK
Hoc , fill 02 = 1 *
May 67H
Corn No. 2. .
Oct 49H
Nov 4HH 4IH4
Doc 47H 4S 47
JIny lOHaH 4UH
CntB Ho. S. . .
Oct 28
Nor BliVf
May 32K 3'al
Perk per bbl
Jim 1237H 12 37 12 35M 12 3Z
tnrd.lOOlbs '
Oct , 7 .10 7 2 7 'J7W 7 SCI
Jnn 7 ISo 7 SO 7 15 7 as
Bliort Ilfb -
Oct o on ( i nn n GO o no
Ian t 23 o a7
Cash quotations were as follows :
I'LOril-Blendy.
"WHEAT -No. S , IHSS33V5c ; No , 3 spring- ,
Wc ; No. 2 red.
COHN No. 2 , 4 0 | No. 3 yellow. 49Vif-
OATS No , 2 , 27-Kc ; No. 2 white , 3l'ig31 ' ic ;
No. 3 white. 30 J i31e.
IJAUl.EV Xo , 2. 63c ; No. 3 , M SIcj No. 4.
PLAX 8EKD-No. 1 , $1.49.
TIMOTHY KHnn-I'rlinc. $3.03.
I'llOVIHIONH Mess pork , per lib ] . , I12.S0812.7V
lard , per 100 llm. , $7.33B)7.37'.4 ( ) ; short ilia , sides
( loose ) . J6.C'S ' .65 : dry salted shoulders ( Imxedt ,
tfi.OfXilC.lz'.j ; jhort clear sides ( boxed ) , $0.73
WHISKV Distillers' finished soods. per ? nl. .
SUGARS fnclmnped.
The following were the receipt ! and shipment !
Onlho Prodnco c < cliant-o to-J.iy tlu b-.utor mar-
'
wo.
N15W i'OKK UENEUVL , .U
Vcatorihij's ( imitations on Flour , ( Ira1i anil
I'rdvUlons , .Metals. Etc.
NB\V yonic , Oct. i9.-nxuii-nccciptst u-
800 bbls. ; exports , 10,400 bbla ; sales , 14.000 pkss.
Market showed evidences ot a llttlo more Iniulry
ftt the close , but buyers have held oft to see It
wheat advances hold. Southern flour , tlrm. Ityc
Hour.
Hl'CICWHIO ATl < > iill.
COHN MUAIKdsy : tales , BO ) bbls. and I , I'M
.K8I.1J : ilranUywIne.
. ,
JlYK Hteady ; ear lots , WffSlc ,
HAUI.EY SIAKT-Dull : weatcm , ; 5375e.
\ \ HEAT Hecelpts , 15.7CO bu. ; exiio.ta , non ? ;
Bales , 3,99 > > , ovO bu. futures ; no spot. Spot Inc -
? , c V ? ! , No' 3 rt - ln eloro n-3'1 elevator , old.
MHO54fic ; new. Me In store und delivered ; UH-
graded red , t\yc \ , delivered ; J > o. 1 northern ,
C'ura delivered ; No. 1 hard. 6Sc. delivered , asked.
Optluns stiong- most of the day on Koud forelRii
and out ld byylnjr Hnd local coverings , to-
pethfrltli renewed roilldence In New York
No , 3 ml. and rejKirts ot ilainoss In the Anjen-
tine by tonns ; prices finally eased olT under
rt-ullrlnir , but closed.at UWHc net ndrnncc ; No.
I red March closed nt o ; Mn > - , COV eeir. clonwl
at COSci October cloneil nl SlUc ; November
Bt"cto " ' ' Uccember > w IS-MB 5-lOc. clofed
Bales. 333,000 bu. futures niiuso ) ) bu. Bi > 'it. cot
steady but tlullj No. t. Me In elevator ; yellow ,
" " * ; delivered. Options llrm moat of the day
on llBht receipts and sympathy with nheat. but
rased off nnally under reallzInK : chwed un-
cliaiiRed to Ho advance : January , MJiftBc. clowd
lit 6Ze ; Slay. t24 ! a S-16c. cl * ed nt B3a : Octu-
lor closed at SS'ic ' ; November. UUHUUc , clowd
"Vw1 ? ' mlwr. SS tf337-Uc. closed at Mc. !
OA'i8-llec.-liita. 89.4H ) bu. ; extwrtn. CM bu.
ales. 115.000 liu. futures and iitKW 1m. mot.
SK ° ilf.S.ri"If No' z31'4 ! 1H < : : N" . 2 dellve--J.
W OJSHc ; No 3. 30C3le ; No. 2 white. 3iff33Vc
No. 3 while , 34U 34'.4P ; Hack mixed. SStU3Jc
tiack while. SIHUIle. Options tlrm until lalo
> rv tlio nftcrnoon , when t.iey eased elf ivltn coin ,
clewing iincliniiBed u > Uc hlxhcrj January clciw-d
nt 34o L October closed at 31c : November , 1'iif
* 2'fcc , closed at 32c ; Uecunber closetl ut 33c ,
HOI'S Wenki state , i-iilninon to oholco , old
J&7c ; new , Cmouc ; I'acltlo const. JUJMc.
" 'fiT8teally' ? BhPP'BB | ' M SSo ) food lo choice.
HIDES Klrm t\-ct salteil New Orleans ee-
ted , 45 to C5 Ibs. . Be ; liuenwi Ayres. dry , 20 to
. . ' F..ncTcll' : " > ' .llr > ' ' : i to > - . iStusc.
L.EATHKllteady , hemlock sole.
. . to lie v > ' weights. ismsc.
domeillo ileece , 19 : i i pulled ,
JOOKa
I'UOYlSIONS-lleef , ouleti family. W.006i.oO ;
tra. tS.WSi8.5i ) ; beef hami. $ I W18. & ) : e'.ly
extra Kl l.l .l Indlu I. . .lit. mess . . . tfftlrjra , Jl7.00 H M > .wo. . . . Cut . - , meals . _ . ! eteady ;
uked ; reli .ed. weaker ; continent , 18.15. A '
18.43 ; r miiound , J8. 1'ork , dull. "
lirTTBH-qulet. weilvin da'ry. ' 12V40t e ; west-
jni creamery , ! B j2ic ; fHctorj' . ll'i I5c ; Elglni.
toe ; Imitation creamery , 14U19C.
CHEKSIi-Dull. larre > , BWlo'ic ; small , SUiJItc
part kmi , 3H 7 > ic ; full ( kirns. Sc ,
EOGS Dull , male and Pennsylvania. IWI : * '
Ice house , lijl e ; western flesh , ITOWe ; rows
ILTMil.tiO , receipts , 1.934 pkga.
TAI.LONV * Weak ; city , 4hoi country , 4'ic.
I'UTHOI.E I'M Nominal ; United closed at K'io
Md ; Washington , bbls. , K : refined , New York
f5.15 ; Plilladelphln ami Halllmore. ti.10 ; I'hlla
delplila nnd llilllmore , In bulk , IJ.CO.
ll.SlN Klim ; strained , common to tooJ. J1.30
Tl'iu > BNTINE-QuUt ! .
IHCE Btettdy ; donuntlc. fair to titra , 4JB !
tMo , Japan , 4'ilfllic.
-.Slea.lVi New Orleans , op a kettle
gon.1 tn cliolre. IkdJec.
Via ino.V KteaJy , Hcotch , l . ( XXr O.M ; Amer
ican , 11001(1 11.00 ,
TIN -qulvt. tilralti , { 15.CIO13.10 ; plates , quiet
LU.M ) llruken' prices , | 1 ; exchange prices
( not. IJ.1S. tcale on 'change today ; Three car
load * November ) Md , UllHi , on * carload I )
t-rtu GUI NavtmlMr , p.19
wnly-flve toil U , O. October tin. one
nMICf. IIS tr. : iw-n'r tons October. 115.30.
COPPt5n-J.t .r > il tdyj brok ri * rncei. DHc ;
ticFmnr Driest , tor not. tll.WStt.i' } , tales on
fhtnji tl&v , ( tiTii fol tin nt ll'.so.
CO'lTON CJ5EP QlI Dttll nnd heavy , with
( Itii'Iullon * niftiinally lower : rrude. " 5c ; oft cnule ,
4c ; jrrlldw bult r trndo . 87fl38c ; choice yfllow ,
4ffUc , nominal i prime yellow , DOflJIc ; off chide ,
ie ; frlmo whin , SIQlIc , nominal ,
/T. " '
OMAHA OfMiUAT , MARKETS.
Conillllon of Trntlo nntl Quotatloni on
Stnplc ntid I'ancr L'rntlucB ,
Poultry Is Blow and weak , while butter and
eggs nro nlwut steady. Quotations ;
llt'TTtnilPacking stoclt , 9o ; fair to good coun
try , 131714C ! choice to fancy , Italic ; gathered
cffnmerV , ISOSc ; separator creamery , MBSlc.
EOOS Cer doz. , strictly fresh , IGc.
1'OtJI.TIlY Old hens , 4 < 4fl5c ; * [ > riiK chlekfnJ ,
Ic ; ducks. C',45/7c ; spring turkeys , SQOc ; old tur-
teys , 7O7Hc ; geeec. t j6c.
IX1O8 Per doz. , xlrlctiy fresh , ill c.
CJAS1E I'ralrlc chickens , young , per ilru. . I2.7S
01.00 ; prairie chicken * , old , per doz. , J2.00a2.5f > ;
grouse , > otuig , per doz. , 12.Mfl2.75 ; grounc. old ,
icr doz. , (2 ; blue -wltiK teal , per doz. , ll.2uftl.IV ) ;
; reen wine leal , per doz. , J1.W81.25 ; ducks ,
nixed , per doz. , ll.00ftl.10 ; canvnsbncki , J3.DOW
. mallanls ( uid red hoailn , J2.Mt3.W ; iiuall ,
Jl.J.'fjl.W ; venison saddles , 14fllGc.
VEAt < Choice fat anil small veals ore quoted
nt 6'jflGc : Jarge and coarse , 3J4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin , lull cream , new make ,
2Kc ; Nebraska nnd lown , full cream , lie ; Nc-
> raska nnd lown. part sklmn , 7(8c ( ; l.lrnburger ,
No. 1lie ; brick , No. 1 , 12c ; Swles , No , 1 , 14
BI So.
HAY rpland hay , $ S ; midland , J7.50 ; lowland ,
17 ; rye straw , 15. Color makes the price on
my. Light shades fell the b ( . Only top grades
brl/ig top prices.
PianoNS-OId birds , per do. , 75c ,
VEQETAnrES.
According to Chicago Produce Montana has
n very line crop of potatoes. This much Is cer-
aln. And what Is more , the potatoes nro very
Inc. There have It-en several cars In this mar-
ict the past two weeks and some receivers who
nre good judges of potatoes say they arc su-
irlor In "juallty to what Colorado * they have
ieen. The Northern I'aclllc nnd Great Noithcin
uive Uitli mnde special rates on potatoes from
Montana , points lo fit. Pnul , the rale being SOc
ler 100. Kiom at. Paul to Chicago the rate Is
3c , making C.1e. against a. 07c rnte from Colmndo
mints. Wltli the present market price the Mon-
ana grower will not have much left nfter he
las paid freight and commissions , but reports
rom some localities nre to the effect that the
li'lil Is us high us 200 bu , to the acre. Now
hat frosts have touched the vines In Wisconsin
nnd the tulrs have ceased to grow , It H possible
sibleto estimate the yield per ncic. I * Htarks ,
according to Chicago Produce , nays It will not
average nver M bu. to the acre , nnd all the
viiy from ( hat llgure down to 33 bu. per acre ,
imic patches nre not worth the digging , while
others will go up tn ICO bu , -
The Ureeley ( Colo. ) potato crop In estimated nt
, CW cars , compared A'lth 5.000 tars last year
and 4..CO tor IKS. Fully 1,000 cars of this yeai's
crop tire contracted.
Potatoes are being- shipped Into Chicago from
Mmltoba. on which the rate Is 82c per 100 Ibs. ,
vlth nn additional tariff duty of lie per bu.
Quotations :
POTATOKS Good stock , 75c
OLD ItKANS-lland-plekcd. navy , J2.25 ; me-
lluni , Sl.SOiFl.'J1) ) ; common white beans , ) 1.753
.90.
.90.ONIONSOn
ONIONS-On onlers. 70i7Sc.
CAHIIAOE On orders , 1',401'ic.
CELBHY Per doz. . y > HKc.
SWEET POTATOES Per lb. , SH2aC ! , or J3.0
per bbl , ; Juisey , ISM per bbl.
FIIUITS.
Acconllng to all reports. Cape Cod cranberries
nre a short crop this year. Last season the
leld wns nlsitlt 800,000 , bbls. , but the moot san-
culne do not put the crop at over halt that
luanllty this year. The entire crop of 1693 wns
over I.UUO.tMO bbls. throughout the country , but
his year It will hardly go above 40J.OOO bbls.
The New England crop'dropped from 600,000 bbls.
osl yenr to ZW.OOJ bbls , this year , New Jersey
dropped from 500,000 bbls. to 177,000 , , and Wis
consin from 80.000 to 21,000 bbls.
Although American apples continue lo be In
active demand In Liverpool nnd Glasgow , prices
lave fallen off snmenhat nn account of the large
ecclpts. Tlio prices nt Friday's wholesale ntic-
lon sales In llveipool vere from $2.88 to 13.60
a bbl , fur llaldwlns. and from I2.IJO to 53.12 for
Ireenlngs. being an average of'about COc a bbl.
ess ttmti wns realized at the opening sale In
he latter part ot August.
The steamships New York and Qermintc , which
sailed on Wednesday , took 3.0-30 nnd 6,000 bbls.
> f apples , and the Etrurln , City of Ttoinc nnd
State iif Nebraska , which sailed last week , nlso
each tonk C.OOO bbls. , making the total ship-
iieritK fmm all ports for the week about 60,000
ibis. The total exports this season to date. In
clusive , nre 243,000 bbls. , against only 941 bbls ,
luring tlio corresponding period of last year ,
, a t > ear the domestic crop , like the present
European crop , was practically a complete fall-
ire , nnd the tntal exports for the whole year
( ere only 17JKH ( bbls. ngnlnst 1,0)3.000 ) bbls. In
< 2 nnd IJW.Kia bbls. In 1S31. which was the
'banner yeal" In the history of the American
apple eximrt tmde. Quotations ;
QUINCES Calllornla , per M-lb. box. Jl.CO.
APPLES Good stock , per bbl. . I2.WB2.75.
PEACllKri California freestone , SOcSJl.OOj
clings. 70f75c.
PMTMS-Cnllfuinln. 90cOJ1.00.
PRUNES SOciBJl.OO.
PEAKS Hartlctt. no good shipping stock ; Win
er Nellls , J1.75.
CHAPES Concords , 10-lb. baskets. 23c : round
nts , too : California Tokay , tl.OOffl.lD ; Muscat ,
Jl.00iri.15.
CUANHEHtllES Cape Cod , fancy , J9.50 per bbl.
tei bbl.
TROPICAL FnUlTS.
OHANOEf * Mei'can , 150 , 200 , per box. S3.50 ;
riorldas. J3.W.
KANANAS Choice stock. JI.75fI2.SO per bunch.
LEMONS' Fancy MeBtlna , 300 , 13 ; C60 , Jl.CO.
PINEAPPLES None.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTKIIB Medium , per can , 12c ; horse she s.
lln ; extra , slimdiiuls. IFc ; extra selects. ISc ;
company selects. 23o ; New York counts , 2Sc.
FKiSS I'lincy , per lb. . ISc ; choice , ICc ,
HONEY i-alifornl.i. ISc ; dark honey. 10312C.
MAPII" HYnVP Oallon cans , per doz. , J12.
NUT Almonds , ICWUc ; English walnuts. 12
lie ; tlllierts. ] 2c ; llrazll nuts , 100l2c ; eastern
chestnuts , I'Jc.
C1UEIC 1'ure Juice , per bbl. , 16 ; half bbl. . J1.23.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. S c ; No. 2 green
hides , y.'tc : No. 1 green salted hides , 4Vic ; No. 2
green called hides , 3'io ; No. 1 green salted hides ,
23 lo 40 Ibs , 4'lCi No. 2 green salted hides. 25 to
40 Ibs. . 3'4c ; No. t veal calf , 8 tn 15 Ibs. , 7c ; No ,
2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. Sc ; No. 1 dry flint hides ,
Co ; No. 2 dry flint hides , Ic ; No. l dry salted
hides , fie , part cured hides VSo per lb. less than
fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Oreen salted , each. WTCOc ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) .
each , lOWJOcj dry shearlings ( short wooled eatly
skins ) , Ho. I , each , 6fJ15c ; dry sheailings ( shoit
wooled nlrlv skins ) , No. 3. each , Be ; diy Hint
Kansas and Nebraska , butcher wool pelts , per
tb , , cctual wdKht , 6SJ8c ; dry flint Knnsas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 486'.4c ' ; dry flint Colorado butcher W061
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4 ( C'&c : dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4ilc ( ; Ihave feet cut off. as It Is uselesj
to pay frelRht on them ) . '
TALLOW AND CREASE Tatlnw , No. I , 4Hc ;
tallow. No. 2. 4e ; grease , whlto A , 4c ; crease ,
white n , 3Uc ; grease , yellow , 3Uc ; grease , dark.
! Kc : old butter. 2irc ! ; beeswax , pi line , 15O20\- ;
raugli jc-lluw ,
COTTON A1AHUUT.
Tlint Vrnilttct Tleclliiliir , Tlionch Southern
I-'act 11 rsr lloldlneItauk ,
NEW YOHIC , Oct. IB.-Kor some time It has
been argued that the New York cotton market
WDUlil make a stand at Cc for middling upland , but
tod.iy , undvr the great pressure brought to bear
on the contract market , middling uplands Bold
at C E-Kc. Even at this point business could
nut KII on. mid some sales as low as 5o are re-
poited to have been made. Liverpool cotton mar
kets nre selling off In keeping with the decline
here and are now at a loxver level than ever
1 > ef re In the history of the English cotton trade.
While ppwulatiVf mipnoit Is still withheld from
the market , it Is observed that the I.iincashlro
cplnnera are beginning lo accumulate supplies of
cotton , and In addition lo this , advices from the
Him Hi Indicate that the movement from the At
lantic slates Is belnpr retarded by the demand
flcim the southern mills located In the Atlantic
region. Advices nlco reach here to the effect
that merchants In the south arc advising their
constituents lo limp on to their cotton In prefer-
eneu t sending II to the market at present low
prices. The short Interest at this point Is enor
mous , nnd the price Is so low It Is nigued that
nny further declines must be very gradual , while
the maiket Is left subject to violent npurls on
the appearance nt any bullish news to cause
the shorts ti > cover ,
NEW OHLEANS. Oct , IS.-COTTON-Qulel ;
sales , spot. Is2 bales ; to arrive , 2,700 bales ;
receipts , 14.3,17 bal s ; exports to Oreat Britain.
5OO ) Uulu ; stock. 1TS.04S bales ; ordinary , 4 > ' ; o ;
good ordinary , 4Tte ; Ijw middling. BV4o ; m'ld-
ling. t\e ; j ; od middling , 5Hc ; middling , fa'r.
' /io ; fair , 7 7.16c , nominal : futures , steady ;
sales , 04,100 bales ; O'tober. J1.3) . nf.rnlnul ; No-
vemlwr , J3.31H5.33 : December. 55.37 5.3S ; Janu-
r3.Hfa.4l : February. 15.4453.471 March. JS.6S
NT. 1.01'IH , Oct , 1S. fOTTON-Steady ! ; mid-
duns. SV c ; sale * . 1.1W biilcs ; vhlpments , 3,100
bales ; receipts , 3.XW bales ; stools. ll > bales.
NK\V OHLKANB. Get. 18.-COTTON-iasv :
mlddllnjr. Se ; low mlddllnit. SUc : Rood ordi
nary , IT c ; net rrcelplx , 14,028 , bales ; wrong , 14.337
biile ; exporlM to Oieat Ililtuln , 6,000 b.ih-s !
vales. Sii' ) bales ; stock , 175,043 bale .
STOCKS AM ) HO.NDH ,
S'ecurlly .tfiirliet Opened a-ul Cloned rirni
riiicluntloiiK XV ere Prcquent.
NK\V TOUK , Oct. 18-The stock market
opened anil closed firm , nna In the Interim
peculatlon was somewhat unsettled , but
prices In the main were well held , nnd In
a majority of cases the result of today's
transactions la nn advance In prices , ranglna
from ' , to 2H per cent. The volume of
biistneH was lighter than usunj , the trad-
Intr beltiK rvatrlcteil by n renewal of the
talk of linnendinggold shipments due to
this hardening tendency exhibited by the
Htfrlltur exchange * mmket. The stock mar
ket t-xolmnmi fenra prophesleil gold Bhln-
menU on Hatunluy nt the latest , but none
of the banitliig- houses which do this busi
ness would mate Uellnltcly when any Bold
xyould KO forward thla week. Tlie best
opinion 1 Hint sterling' exchange must make
u further tulvum-e to render expurts ut a
prollt iioHalble , and that In uny event the
niuvoilleiit would be slight. The question
wua , however , sulllclently douulful to make
Intending | uircha rr * cautious , and yet the
fXK | > rt Interest WBH comewhut timid to put
out fresh lines on Much Blender threadH m
a l > iosec'lv { told ul Ipplng movcmen . Triai
Inir , thereforewna umued to playing for
points by the room traders , except tn soma
Hp < Maltle * . Sucw , as usual , took the lca <
lu Uie Uuisactlona , openlcj ; ox ( LSI advance
of * J Per cent , and Immediately taking A
turn downward , touching Bj-H , n break of
1H pef cdnl. It wns purely a clique inov -
mcnt , and having apparently reached thi
desired low point , the manipulators sent
the- stock up to Wic , closing it within ' ,4
r cent of the best and 1 per cent above
t ryrty'p closing , the preferred gaining
r chl. * ' '
heral Electric , which linn not been par
ticular ) } ' active for some tlrno past , came
Into prominence In thetradlnfi ot the openIng -
Ing , losing and regnlnlne Vi per cent In
rnpld succession , and , then on sales In
liquidation of a , long hccfruht nnd nlso for
the Short a'ccount n break of 2 per cent
was effected , the benr llntltmr the stock
In good supply nntl hammering it badly ,
The Html unle was wlthui ' . & pcf cent of the
lowest. Of the granger group , St. Paul wng
most largely dealt In. but llucluntod within
a ? i per cent limit and" closed H per cent
up on the day. Burlington ij : Qulncy moved
xvlthm a range of % per cent and Northwestern -
western of't per cent.uoth closlnc unchanged
from yesterday. Hock Island trained % per
cent on the day , moving In a rangeof H
per cent ,
Chlctiffo Gas was strong on buying toy a
bull clique In. the stock , advancing ! i per
cent ana retaining all but \k \ per cent thereof
to the close , In the rest of the list trading
wns uulct. Oregon Navigation broke. 3 per
cent ott sales of 200 shares , Minneapolis &
St. Louis , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Manitoba
lost 1. per cent each. The Rubber shares
were strong , the common , on purchases of
TO share ? , advancing - = & per cent , and the
preferred , on purchases of 200 shares , gain
ing IVi per cent. Baltimore & Ohio recov
ered I per cent of yesterday's 1V5 per cent
break. Pullman shows an Improvement of
1 per cent. Tlie other changes were- merely
fractional , The bond market has been In
good tone throughout the day , arul most of
the Issues traded In have recorded advances.
The iradlm , " wns fairly active , tlio total
sales reaching JS T.WJO.
The ISvenlnir Post's London cable says :
The decrease of 194,114 coin and bullion In
today's IJank of lOnglnnd statement Is
accounted for by 195.1X0 gold net export
for the week , the detnlla being 103,000 for
tusslun coin. 80,000 Eoverclgns Bent to
Kotimnnlo , 20,000 to 13gypt nnd Cl.UOQ bars
sold ; 3),000 ) came. In from Australia , and
C. X > from Paris.
The stock markets were flat today on
rumors that the caar's condition Is critical.
There wns no business , nnd trades were just
lammercd down by Jobbers. Foreign stocks
vcre chlelly aJTectcd. Americans xvere bitter
closing- fraction under the best. A strong
eatl on the New York side would materially
nffect the markets for Anterlcans
lere , because operators are Inclined
o regard Americans us removed
from the political Influences which
nre now Impeding operations In other mar
kets.
The following * were tha closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New Vork ex
change today :
Ni > w Yurie Money .Market.
NEW TOltK , Oct. IS. MONEY ON CALL-
Etisy at 1 per cent ! last loan , 1 per cent ; closed
U 1 per cont.
rillMK MEIICANT1LE FAPUI
STERT.INO EXCHANOE Firm , with actual
business In bankPis' Mils at JI.X71.S4.S7Ti for de
mand and at Jl.t63iT.87 ( for sixty days ; posted
rates , $4.87' , < .34 IS and Jl.bS yi.Si ) ; conuneiclal
bills. (4.85 % .
SILVKH CEnTIFOCATES-C3
OOVEHNMENT UONDS Flrnu stale bonds ,
nactlve ; railroad bonds , firm.
Closing- quotations on txjiid ! were as follows :
IHiiaiiulHl Notes.
NEW OP.LEAN8. Oct" , 18. Clearings , J1.463-
as.
as.HOSTON
HOSTON , Oct. IS. Clearings , { 1I.D67.S35 ; bal-
anres ,
HALTIMOKB , Oct. 18. Clearing * , J :
balances , J33.C3I.
NK\V TOUK. Oct. 18.-ClearinffB , IS5.JOO.OM ;
balances , J7fi8.658.
DRHLIN , Oct. 18. Kirh.ince on London , eight
daj-H alftlit , X' marks 31 ptg ,
CINCINNATI. Oct. 18. Money. SS per cent.
New York exchange , par. Clearings , 11,603,400.
ilK.Mi'HlS. Oct. 18 , Olenrlnun , 1123.780 ; bal
ance ! , | 117Si7. New York exchange , Belling at
pur.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 18. The cash balance In
the troaiury today \vaa } 114bSi3S ; cold reserve ,
LONDON. Oct. 18. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of ISnglund on balance
today was C40.000.
1'AHIH , Oct. 18. 4 p. m. close : Thre per
cent rentes. 101 f tin tor the account , exchange
on Ixjndon. 23 ( ISo for checks.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 18-Clearlngi , * 3.SC1.53I ; bal-
ancen , HO.lti. Money , dull nt 57 per cent.
Bxchuneo on New York , 7io discount bid.
LONDON" . Oct. IS.-Clold Is quoted at nuenot
Ayreii at HI : Madrid , 18.00 , l.ubon , 21.00 ; St.
Petersburg , M , Athens , 77 , Hume , 108,70 ; Vi
enna , 101.
rilH'ACJO. Oct. H , Tlearlnei , $ HCS5,000.
Mon y , 404Hr cent on rail E&4 p r cent on
time" New York exchange. ! 5a diioounl , Foreign
* . commercial , JI.WHQ4.SC5i.
OVAIIA LIVE-STOCK MARKETS
T sq
i i
Beceipta Show Falling Off in Oattlo nnd
Sheep and Inoftase in Hogs ,
BEEF "STEERS SElLi FAIRLY STEADY
i
Soppljr Indifferent lit / lloth ( Junlltjnml
Quantity Cow Stuff In Hotter Do-
mnnil lings Slump Another Nickel
Under Vlgorou'i Pressure.
THUnSDAY , Oct. 18.
Receipts of cattle have- fallen off over 2,000
icad so far this week , as compared with
ast , and the decrease In sheep amounts to
over 10,000 head. In hogs there has been nn
ncreasc of about -1,500 head.
The cattle market was Indifferently sup-
illeJ both as lo quantity nnd quality , th.2 r -
celpts being several hundred lighter than
jn Wednesday , and something like 2,000
Ighter than n week ago today. There was
no material change In the trade. On account
of the continued shortage In desirable beef
cattle , the demand for this claes of stock
wns active , enough to firm prices up a shade
on these grades. It was Impossible , how
ever , to get over steady prices for the gen
eral run of steers.
Cow stuff wns in rather better demand
than usual , and with no Improvement In the
receipts , prices averaged stronger all
around. Venl calves were also In active re
quest at firm prices. The market for bulls ,
stags and rough stock generally was not
ciuoiably changed ,
Store life ami strength characterized the-
fltocker nnd feeder trade today. There wns
more of a demand and less of a supply.
Prices accordingly averaged up strong on
nil suitable offerings. Representative sales ;
DIUJSSED BHEK
No. Av. Pr. No. Av , Tr. No. Av. Pr.
19. . . .1 2 51 43
COWS.
100 7. . . CO. Jl CO 3. , . .1033 $2 00
730 1 09 10. . . 792 ICO 1. . ,020 2 00
710 1 23 10. . . 743 1 5 1. . .1011) 2 00
7:0 ! : 1 23 10.E. . . .fl.12 1C3 13 , . .901 2 00
3. . . SSO 1 23 3. . . 8M 11. . , . 88' > 2 00
E. . . 924 1 33 5 , . . SCO 4. , . .1092 2 00
1. . . 920 1 40 2 . . 950 1 C5 . , 970 2 00
12. . . 795 1 40 is ! . . SM 175 14 ! ! . 770 2 00
1. . . 8SO 1 40 22 , . . MO 175 11. . .1020 2 00
n ' ' ' 8 3 1 40 . . 803 175 3. . . 900 2 05
it' . . 840 1 40 . . 793 1 73 3. , . 810 2 03
2 < . . . 8 3 1 DO . . 973 1 75 . . .10GS 2 03
1. . . . 710 1 CO I. . . 922 1 75 C. . , , 721 205
21. . . . 920 1 CO 2.I. . . .1010 175 1. , . 870 2 05
4. . . . E'JO 1 CO I. . . 7S7 175 . 812 2 05
3..1f26 1 CO 3. . . 926 1 75 . SS7 2 10
3..1040 1 CO 2. . . 7M ) 10 1. . .1320 2 IS
9. . . . 878 1 DO 8. . . 963 iso 1. . .1090 2 15
2..1WO 1 DO 8.2l . .1100 ISO 4. , .1005 2 15
2. . . sr.o 1 DO 2l ! . . 803 ISO C. . . MG 2 15
2. . . 835 1 DO 12. . . 930 190 7. . . 932 215
7. . . 877 1 DO 12.a . . 8S5 1 90 13. . .1003 2 15
1. . SCO 1 DO a ! . . 740 1 90 ( . . . 984 2 15
7. . 795 1 CO 4. . . 907 1 90 4. . . 7R5 2 20
6. . D4S 1 DO 4.2t > . . . S95 1 90 22. . . Sol 2 0
I. . SC2 1 CO 8. . . 931 1 90 2. . .1125 225
5. . 7 6 1 CO 9. . . 878 ISO 3. . .1113 2 35'
S. . 810 1 CO 33. . . 811 1 95 2. . .1375 200
7. . 7C9 1 CO II. . . 6S3 183
HEIFERS.
4. . . . 425 1 25 2. . 476 1 c'3. . . C12 2 10
5. . . . & .12 1 35 1. . , 740 1 K 3. . . C93 2 10
1. . . . C70 1 40 3. , D I 1 75 37. . . 767 2 10
4. . . . 315 1 CO ni" " . "ft 1 7S ' ' , 740 2 15
1. . . . CSO 1 DO i" cur 1,90 , 2. . MO 2 23
1. . . . 450 1 DO 6. . 43 190 4. . , 317 2 DO
1. . . . 420 1 DO
CALVES.
1. . . ISO 1 00 3. . . lit 2 00 I. . . . 210 3 00
1. . . 220 1 OT 4. . . 25 - 0 * 1. . . . IM 3 50
' ' . 215 1 ( X ) 1. . . 200 2 no 2. . . . 293 35D
i' . . 370 1 25 2. . c i : > 2. . . . 150 3 0
2. . . 210 1 25 C. . . 2S1 2 K 1. . . . 130 3 M
e. . . 303 1 30 1. . . .22112 2 ! 1. . . 11) 373
i. . . 2G5 1 40 2. . . 210 2 25 1. . . 140 4 00
i. . . IM 1 DO 4. . . - 2132 M 3. . . . 133 4 W
i. . . 370 1 50 ] . . , , plt j2 50 1. . . ) 4 00
i. . . 230 1 75 4. . 3. . . 143 4 00
20. . . 307 1 73 2 ' ; ! ' 27S,2 M 1. . . 130 4 00
7. . . 311 1 75 r. . ' ' l' . . 130 4 00
J. . . 290 1 90 i. . . . 270 ' 2 M 1. . . 120 4 00
4. . . 2:3 1 90 3. . . . iW 3 00 1. . . 170 4 23
BULLS.
' 2. . . 740 1 27 1. . .1240 ' 1 f , ? 1. . . . 010 1 75
2. . . .1150 1 25 3. , .iiio i cr L. . . 400 1 73
1. . . S70 1 40 1. . . - 900 1 C5 1..1170 1 73
1. . .18S1 1 40 1. . .10SO 1 3 1..1250 1 75
1. . .1230 1 50 1. . .1110 1 6" 1..11KO 1 M
1. . .1230 i r.o 1. . . rsoi _ 6 } , 3..1353 1 90
' ' .1200 1 DO 1. ' 1..1570 2 00
1. . .1500 1 M c'- ! 4..1M3 2 10
1. . . 910 1 CO 1..1790 2 10
i. 6SO 1 C3 . 1..1HO 2 25
. [ ISO 1 ( M. 2i..1283 1" i ii i < '
OXEN.
. .1400 2 15 '
STOCKEHS AND FEEDErtS ,
. . 650 1 50 4. . . 450 2 23 IS. . . 792 2 35
. . 685 1 50 19. . . ; si 2 25 12. . . 910 2 35
. . 410 1 70 IB. . . 830 2 2" 15. . . 892 2 35
. . 470 9. . , Cf.l 2 25 1. . . 830 2 35
. . 475 1 75 3. . . 970 2 25 1. . . fOO 2 15
. . 6 5 1 75 . G75 2 23 31. , . 627 2 35
. . C76 2 10 1. . . 7HO 2 2 > 10. . . 402 2 40
. .1080 2 10 14. . . 643 2 23 1. . . 940 2 40
. . 4C3 2 10 6. . . 470 2 23 20. . . 873 2 40
. . G31 2 10 2. . , 515 2 30 29. . . 745 2 45
. . CT.4 2 15 14. . . 717 2 m 1. . . 910 2 50
. . 62- 2 20 4. . , 792 2 39 2. . . 7 < M > 2 50
. . 7CO 2 20 6. . , CIS 2 30 4. . . 62) 2 50
. . M6 2 25 4. . . D22 2 30 C. . . 916 2 CO
13. . . D72 2 25 8. . 2 30 21. . . 833 2 67 ! $
7. . . 771 2 25 7. . 874 2 35 2. . . 870 2 70
3. . . D50 2 25 2. . 835 2 as 21. . .1013 2 80
3. . . 792 2 25 770 2 35
TVESTKHN CATTLE.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 str. tiff. . . . 710 Jl 73 S sirs. tig..1064 $2 10
12 SIM , tig..1027 2 85
COLORADO.
50 sirs. TX..1018 2 70 2 cows 7SO 1 75
20 cows S16 2 10
\V. T. Seymour.
1 bull 1430 1 DO 2 cows 1120 1 65
3 cows 1033 215 20 cows 9.i5 2 20
2 feeders..1010 2 25 4 steers 1113 2 CO
21 -UerH..lW2 ( 2'70
Cimper Ilros.
1 cow D20 220 123 cows PCS 2 20
2 feedera..l025 235 64 feeders..1037 2 DO
3 feeders. . . . 106S 2 SO 32 feeders..1031 2 80
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 cow 90 200 3 coivs 1006 2 40
7 co 8 tSS 2 40 13 steers 1110 2 SO
40M.
M. Hlcclns.
20 Ptrp. Us..1193 2 SO . 2 steers 1330 3 40
12 Etecre 12C9 3 40
Joy & L.
35 feeders. . . . 791 2 00
J. A. Allison ,
2 steers 1235 3 50 ' 1 Bteer 13M 3 CO
2 cows 1126 210 2 cows 1175 2 10
& cow 1084 240 Scows 1123 2 40
21 steers 1213 3 DO
DOVVOMINQ.
\VVOMINQ.
Dowllnfr-Ilush Cattle Company.
1 calf 1 0 2 23 1 calf 250 2 25
3 calves 270 2 75 1 calf 130 4 00
2 bulls 12rt5 1 M 2 cows COT 2 10
2 cows StO ' 2 10 . 1 s'.r. tig..1170 2 15
2 Blr , UK..11V > 2 3 feeders. . . . " 00 2 25
2 ulcers 1075 2 45 7 sters 1107 2 45
1 cow 1210 2 50 1 steer. 101) ) 3 01
1 st er. 1070 3 05 1 steer 1050 3 us
3 steers 11CO 3 03 32 steers 1160 3 05
1 stag. 1050 1 C < > 3 caws 666 ! . . " >
9 cows 792 1 85 1 cow 840 1 85
I cows 685 1 8" 1 cow I'HJO ' 2 2"
18 cows 1000 2 23 1 steer. USD 2 75
1 eterr. 13V ) 2 75 1 steer. 1230 2 75
75A.
A. II. Hell.
9 cowa 1031 2 CO 1 cow 11GO 2 CO
1 steer. 10,7) 3 00 1 fietr. low 3 so
I steer. ll ) 3 SO 2 steerr 100) 3 80
3 steers 1216 3 SO B slejts 10 ! 3 H )
II steeis 1225 3 Kr 12 sleets 1118 3 SO
1 cow..1000 2 CO 1 con1 750 2 CO
1 cow 1100 2 6 1 cow 1160.2 60
Inrley.
2 sirs , tig..1215 22.1 157 i-lejrs 11E3 3 03
Header & N.
131 steers 1121 3 Oi 9 strs , tig.1213 2 40
UTAH.
David Moon- .
1 bull 142' > 1 4 ' 1 bull 1450 1 40
1 bull 149 < ) 1 Ci ' - 1 bull 150) 1 61
1 bull 1444 1 65" ' l. 1 bull 1550 1 65
1 bull 1CCO 1 6 % 1 bull 1C30 1 Co
1 bull 1470 1 CS - 1 b-Jll , . .lj0 165
1 bull 1410 1 6ifr < .rl , bull IttO 1 6 >
1 bull 1490 1 CSL V. 1 bu-1 1270 1 63
IDAHO ,
J. vn Hyme.
21 steers. 1133 211)11 3 staffs 1150 220
1 cow 1090 ! ! 4 IS cows 1041 2 40
J. W , . Oilman.
1 bull . 1430 1 M'1 ' 23 steers 1138 310
M. J. ' Jinn-a.
1 feeder 831) 3 7S11 , ' .21 feeders.1020 275
2 cows SS5 200' ' 1 staff. 1450 220
27 cowl 100S 24 , . , "
1 steer , 1290 250' ' ' 7 bteers. 1142 300
AlilZQNA.
Wnbash Cattle Company ,
3C7 steers 821 2 It ) _ _
HOC1S With another : jpod run , no Improvement
In thn demand from a'ny 'Quarter , and bad mar
kets east , Kellers had-'to ' make further concessions
today. Iho ncneral market averoKlng- fully 5o
lower than Wednesday- and all or 23o lower 1C
the four days. Loc.ul ) wu e did about all the
buylnp , paying from 14.70 up to I4.SO for fair to
prime heavy nnd butcher welk-ht hoRS , while 14.25
to SI.70 bought poor lo choice llcht and Unlit
mixed loads. There wa a very fair Inquiry for
lock hogs and pigs , nnd thy sold at from Jl
to H.3D. while rough hogi , pregnant sows , itass
nnd throwouta generally sold nt around IICO to
13.Thcru WIIB a tolerably free movement
throughout , but the market weakened off badly
along toward the close , although about every-
IhlnB finally sold. The bulk of the trading was
at tl.65 and J.7S. as agalnit M.M to JI.83Vidne -
iluy and 11.35 to ( J on I-ast Thunday , Itcpre-
tentatlve sales :
SHEEP IU-celpts were liberal , but its they
were nearly nil bllleil through to IlHtiolit for
fi-edlnc , tlio supply on Bute was limited. Tlit-ro
wns a fnlr demand for Rood stock nnd the mar
ket wan nominally gtmtly. Fair to choice nn-
tlvoa nro quntnble nt J2.28SI2.80 ! fnlr to ( rood
westerns. > 1W < ? 2.60 : common ami stock aheop.
I1.S581.73 : good to choice M to 100-lb. Intnbs , $2.M
03.SU. Representative palca :
No. , - , , Wt. Pr.
71 nntlvo mlxfJ K > J2 15
201 Colorado wethers S3 223
lfuclit | itii < l Hlapoiitloii at Stock.
Omdnt receipts anil disposition of flock nj
ehoxvn by tlio books ot the Union Stock Ynrdi
company for the twwit > - four hours endlnff at
3 o'clock p. rn. , OotobtT 18 , 1S91 :
HCCEUTa. "
Cnrs. Hend
Cattle 142 3.742
HOK si n.su
Sheep 15 3,470
Horses ami mulea 1 23
DISPOSITION. '
Buyers. Cattle. Her . Sliccp.
Smann , Packing company. ! ,16
1. II. Hnmmbnd company. . . , 781 1,7 3 2)1
3wllt nml company S34 1,161 SDL
-udahy 1'a.cklnp company. . . . 791 2,177
It , Decker & Degcn 127 . . .
J. Ixibman 270 . . .
L , . Jlecher 121
Lee UotliMhlld 71
O. II. H. from K. C 167
Shippers and feeders 8S1 4
Left over 300
To In 13 4,013 C.S13 4)6
CIIICAUO L1VK STOUlt.
Salts of CuttloVcro Not as Slow an on
Other ltiyn of the AVcclc.
CHICAGO , Oct. 18. Sales of cnttlo wera not
as slow ns on the preceding days ot the week ,
and , while prices were no better lhan before ,
the feellni ? was firmer nnd healthier. Receipts
were less than expected , and there wns a return
of confidence. Choice beeves continued scnree
nnd show a tendency to BO higher. They would
no doubt at once advance , but for the abundance
of poorer kinds. Today's arrlv.nls were estimated
nt 15.WO head , of which nliout 6,000 head were
natives. 5.000csUrns nnd 2.000 Tcxans , Natives
were Quoted at from SI ta $0.15 , with most of
the sales tit from tl.73 to $2.110 for cows , heifers
nnd bulls nml nt from $4 ( o J5.25 for Fleers.
Sales of westerns were Renernlly at fioin J2,2to
J2.7& for cows nnd nt from $2 to JJ for steers ,
with from } 1.0 to } 2.10 the range of quotations.
Tc-xas cattle xvere lulnhle nt from Sl. i to 53.M.
There was no quotnble chnnue In the prices of
tiopa. The run wns ncnln nbove expectations ,
amounting lo 27.000 head , but there was n coed
demand nnd sellers had the satisfaction of nee-
InK the pens well cleared nnd nt full prices. A
Brood deal ot fault wns found with the quality
of the olTerlnRs. nnd Justly so , for there wera
comparatively few prime , heavy weights nnd
iKht mixed predominating. Only nn Inalgnlflcnnt
few of the supply sold nbovc J5.10 , thoueh as
hlgli ns $5.40 was pnld for prime heavy. The
greater part of the supply chnnsed hands nt from
14.8(1 ( to S3 , Many common lots were an low as
from J3.85 to $3.75 and pigs were not readily dis
posed oC nt from $2 to $2.33.
In sheep the fresh arrivals wore estimated at
12,000 head , which wns comparatively small , but
there were about 18.000 head of Hlicep and lambs
left over , FO that the supply was close to SO.fiOO.
As half Hint number would more than have met
nil needs. Bellern- were ncnln In buyers' hands.
The reputed pales showed a further loss of from
lOc In Uc per 100 Ibs. . the bulk belnK sold nt
from J1.75 to 12.50. The Intter figure bought the
choice cheep , nnd the top of the market wns
around ? 3. I.amUf were off to from J1.S5 to $3.60
for poor to choice. The pens arc still full of un
sold stock.
Receipts : Cattle. 13OOT head ; calves , COO head ;
hoes , 27,009 , hend ; sheep , 12.00D head.
The KvennB ; Journal reports : 1IOQS Hccelpts ,
27,000 head : official yesterday , 28.445 head ; ship
ments , 8,010 head ; quality fair ; market nctlve.
early salea a trifle hlKher , but later the market
wns steady nnd unchanged : sales rnnpe t $1.60
to J5.10 for Unlit , $ l.,15fft.75 for roush packing ,
II.6JS3.M for mixed , l.753.40 for heavy rack-
nf ; nnd shipping lots nnd $2.25 1.80 for plB.
CATTI.i : Hecclpts , 15,000 head ; trade slow and
> rlcia steady.
SIIUDl' Uccelpts. 12,000 , head : market quiet ;
food grades steady ; common easy.
Now York Uvn Stock Market.
NEW YOHK. Get. 18. IlKKVnS No receipts ;
11 trndlnfr ; Kuropean cables quote American
Fleers at SHiTllo per lb. , ilross.-d weight ; re-
friRorator befrf at SIQ914C per lb , ; no exports
today.
CALVKS Hecelpts , S37 hend ; market steady ;
veals , poor to prime , $5.0)93.73 pel' 150 Ibs. ;
firnHPorc. $2 2"5.
SHKK1 * AND LASI11S Uecelpts , 9,437 hend ;
33 cars on Bale ; market demjfnllzed ; over C.OOO
hend unsold ; sheep , poor to prime. Sl.SOq > 3.25
tier 100 Ibs. ; lambs , common to choice , 53.003
4.37H.
HOOS Ttecelpts , 875 head ; market steady ; top
liofe-s , J5.DO. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. Louis l.lve Ntock .Murker.
ST. I.OUIS. Oct. 18. CATTLIJ-Hecelpts. 3.10)
head ; shipment ? . 2,100 head ; maiket slow hut
steady ; native oteers. 1,000 to l.SOO Ibs. , 13.230
3.80 ; cows nnd heifers. $1.9002.40 ; Texas steers ,
l.O'iO to 1.200 Ibs. , I2. 03.35 ; cows , S2.034f2.35.
HOGS HecelptB , 7,000 head ; shipments , 2.100
head ; market nliout steady ; best heavy , $1.93 ;
Kond llRht nnd mlxrcl , J1.SOJfl.90 ; pigs , common
nnd nuieh , $4.25 4.75.
SHMUl' rtecflptB , 2.ROO head ; slilpmrots , none ;
market very dull , 10S15c lower ; native mixed ,
$2.23(82.00 ( ; southwestern mixed , J2.23 ; lambs ,
$3.35.
Kiinia * City F.lvo Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 18. CATTLE Receipts.
5.1C ) head ; shipments , 5.50J head ; nmlket sltjw
nnd weak ; Texas steers , $1.80 3.00 ; beef steers ,
$2.7. > O5. j ; nntlve cows , $1.00f2.75 ; Btockeni and
fee < lers , $2.2J 3.60.
HOC3S Ilecelpla , 9,200 head : shipments. 2,300
head ; market steady ; bulk of pales. $ I.CO ' . .75 ;
heavier. JI.Mffl.r ; packers , $ l."K I.E'5 ; mixed ,
S4.40S1.73 ; lights. $4.C t4.70 ; plus. $5.1 ( > iJI.C3.
BHEKI' Recflpta , 2EO ) head ; Bhvpments. SCO
head ; maiket Mrarty ; natives , $ Z.DO'B3.25 ; wrst-
erns. J2.23g3.lJ ; stockeis , $2.00 2.50 ; lambs , $1.00
04.21.
Stock In Slilit.
Hecord of receipts nt the four principal mar
kets for Thursday , October 18 , 18M ! :
Cattle. HOKS. Sheen.
South Omaha 3,742 6,87 * 3,470 ,
Chicago 15,000 27.0M 12,000
Kansas City 6.100 9.210 2,800 ,
St. Lou's 4,000 8.000 2.DOO
Totals 27.C43 C1.047 21,770
Nt , I.uuH Opiiiiriil Murkot.
RT. LOUIS. Oct. 18. FI.OUIl Klrrn , unchanKed.
WillAT : Opened ( Irm , advunclnff Ufjl'c.
Rained Vic more , weakened on realizing and
closed Me nbove yesterday , principally upon for-
clcn advices : No. 2 led , cnsh. 48Vlo ; October , 48c ;
COUN' Quiet , but closed 'to up : No. 2 mixed ,
cnsh. 4G c ; October. 4B9tc ; Mny , 351ic ,
OATS null , but hlRher ; No. 2 cash , 28Vic ; Oc
tober. SSHc ; May , 32Sc. !
IlYE-lll her ; No. 2 , east side ,
IlAltLKV No tradlnK.
lllCAN- bid , tint track.
FLAX SUED Firm ; $1.44.
CLOVMll HKEII S7.K t8.1l. (
TIMOTIIV HERD jl.C06i.12U.
HAY Quiet ; prime lo choice timothy , S3.CKKJ
10.00.
IIUTTEU 'NVeakcr ; separator cracmcry , 20ff21c ;
choice dairy. SOc. . .
EOQS Ix > wer and slow ; 14V5c.
L.KAI > lyjwer ; $2.90 ; futures , $ : .S5.
Sri31.TEIt $3.17 IS bid. i ,
COUN MBAI$2.4iH2.SO. . I '
WHISKY $1.23.
CO1TON T1KS 700. '
IlAOOtNd C5J6 ! c.
I'ltOVISIONS Quiet. Pork , standard mfra ,
jobbing1. J13.17H. Laid , prime team , 17.20 ; choice ,
$7.30. Dry rait meats nml baron , unchanged.
RISCnilTK Klour , 6.000 bbla. ! wheat , 30,000
Im. : corn. 8,000 bu , ; oats , 38,000 Im.
HHII'MENTS-riour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 3,000
bu. ; corn , 1,000 bu. ; cats , 11.000 bu.
Toledo < irilln Mnrkct.
TOLEDO. Oct. 18. WHEAT HlKher ; No. I ,
cajh and October , (2c ; December , 52Hc ; Ifay ,
67Ho : No. 1 white , 54e.
COUN Dull , hut stendy ; No. 2 mixed , Me ; No.
2 yellow , fcHie ; May , I'J'.Jc.
OATK-Uull , but uleady ; No. 2 mixed , 2So bid ;
No. 2 white , 31Hc.
IlYE Inactive ; ca h , 49c.
I'LOVKIl BEED Active , steady ; prime , cauli
and October , $5.20 ; November , | 3.2iHi February ,
Jj.5'i.
ItEOEIITB Flour , 1,200 bbU , ; corn , 15,500 bu. ;
clover seed , & 00 I > ai1p8.
HHH'MKNTS Flour. 1.000 bbli.j corn , 3,000 bu. ;
out > , 1,000 bu. ; ryel.OX ) bu.
JlllnneiipnlliVlirnt niurkot ,
MINNEAl'OLIB , Oct. . Closet October ,
BMic : IJecembcr. K'.ic ' ; May , 57tc ; on truck.
No. 1 hard , H7Uci No. 1 northern , tevic ; No. 2
northern , B6c. Wheat today WAS firm In the
local market caused t-y higher Knirllsli cable * ,
with mora dlnponltlon on the part of foreigners
lo buy In th country , coupled with the reports
of Injury to the Argentine crop and Insufficient
moisture In the winter wheat Bertloni of this
country tha.1 U IB fcured win result In deinium
to the plant , small winter wheat movement and
low price * . Reported Mtlmateu lor lh wotld'i
C ;
This weoh-Jiiat wliat yon need RIGHT NOW ,
And never no , never have wo quoted snoli ex
tremely low prloos before. Road them , tlion come
nnd see the goods and lie convinced.
$4.5O for this Elegant Velvet Couch
Made up in first-class style , polished onk frame , covered with
rich pattern velvet ; has cambric covered bottom , making U dust
proof reduced from SIO.OO.
CARPETS.
Ranges from S2.5O Ingrains from He
Heating Stoves from. . . $2.75 Brussels from 47c
Laundry Stoves from.$2,90 Yclvcls from 69c
Gasoline Stoves from. . . . $1.98 Body Brussels from 58 c
Case Burners from.$12.50 Milling from I0c
OH Heaters from $4.25 Hemps from lie
TERMS :
81O worlli of creel ; ,
SI per ireok or S I per month
S30 trurtii ot c unl ,
81 5O per nook or 0 per month
8SO irurtli of ctMiit ,
* ' ! per v c lc or S per month
875o rtll < > l co : > < ! ,
S3SO per > reek or 810 per month
8100 north of eooilt ,
_ , Slf pur n-ofllc or SIS per month
Tak chnloe-Wo ilon't . . , ,
your - c.ire n 8,03 worU , , , r gHodf >
Hip vrlilch j'ou cliooeo. I 8t par ireek or SIR per month
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment Hous
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings-
iiij ' ajyatvvK-iq-tippfr AfflmiWn irWHtTi
% MAmOB DESTOKED "CUPIDEHE1 *
2 ? rz tlon ot a faniousFrench physician , v/Jil qulclil curojouoall ner.
yoita or dlsfascs of tlie Bcucrutlvo orpn.ni , such M Lost Manhood.
Insomnia , I'alneln the ; iclf. Seminal Jimlaslons , Nervous DeblUU-T '
lmpe ! , Untltntsj tr , Hany , Exhausting Drains. VarlcocrJa SU
ConHttpntlon. . J
and " " * *
BEFORE AND
tlmonl.ils. AyrlltenFunr.inte irlrpnnnd money returned It ix Dor.t-s does not nffi ct a
manent cure. Sl.OO a box.alK for $ . , .n . by-mail. Send for Jlrcular and tpstlnioiilaln.
ArtdrpsaCAVOL MKPIOINK C4 > . . P. o. Jinx 2070 San-Frnndlneo.Cal. Fornaloby
GOODMAN DHUO CO. . 1110 FurnamStreotOmaUa. ,
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN. " MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHEaUSE8
crop abroad , showing 100.000.000 bu. more wheat
produced this year than last , work against much
confidence. The sprlnj ; wheat movement con
tinues lart"3 nt both terminal points nnd In the
Interior. There was scms sellliR for Hay against
purchases In the country , but It was notlcmblo
that the hedging of Interior purchases wns rather
by sales to arrive thati by siles of futures.
An averaRe advance above yesterday's closing
prices was about Vic. Ilecelpts , 18,720 bu. ; ship ,
merits , 13,110 bu.
Coffee Market. ,
NEW YOHK. Oct. 18. COFFEE Opt'ons
opened steady at CB10 po'ntu ad\ance on local
covering nnd European buying fnllowlnp advance
at Havre nnd Hamburg. We movement at San
tos cheeked advance ; closed steady at 10025
pnlnls net ndvnnce ; sales , 17.000 bags , Including !
October , $ l2.80iril3.0 ! ; November , $12.03ft 12.15 ; De
cember , $11.41)11111.00 ; January , tl9.Meil.00 ; March ,
$10.80n .90 ; May. H9.70tilO.SO : spot coffee , Itlo ,
dull : No. 7 , $14,75S14.87V4 ; mild , quiet ; Cordova ,
$18.00019.00 ; pales , 1.IKW bags Marncalbo. 'VVare.
house ilellverles from New York yesterday. Sll
bags ; New York stock today. 125.011 bass ; United
States stock. 206.25'J Laiis ; n lion I for the United
States. SVi.OOO baci > ; total visible sujiply for the
United States , KIZ'JJ bag's , aealnsl 413,655 , bags
last year.
SANTOS. Oct. IS. Market Fteady ; good aver
age Santos. SlO.Sji receipts. I2.M ) bags ; stt > ck ,
4S3.0O ) bajrs ; cleared , 4I.OUO baits.
HAMHUIU1 , Oct. 18. Market dull ; prices U ®
Vi Pfir lilKhcr ; sales , U,0i)0 Itam.
HAVRE , Oct. 18. M arket opi-ned quiet at ' .if
advance ; at IS m. . W advance ; nt 3 p. m. . Ir
regular und V < SW advance ; c4o ed Irregular at
USHif net advance ; total sales , 21.000 bags.
IHO DE JANEIHO. Oct. 18. Market steady ;
No. 7 Itlo , ill.Z5 ; exchange , II li-lCd ; lecelpts.
11,000 bairs ; cleared for the United States , 1O)9 )
bags ; cleared for Europe , 13,000 baes ; stock ,
307,000 bags.
Foreign Hank Mutiimenti.
LONDON , Oct. 18. The weekly statement of
the Itank of England , Issued toitty , shown the
following changes , as compared with the pre
vious account : Total reserve , Increase , 35,000 ;
circulation , decrease , 230,000 , bullion , decrease.
194,116 ; other securities. Increase , 91.000 ; other
deposits , Incrense , 1)1OW ; public deposits , de
crease , 48,004 ; net reserve , decrease , 21,000 ;
government securities , decrease , 71,000.
The proportion of the Itank of England's re
serve to liability , which last week was 61.70 per
cent , U now C1.V3.
The Hank of England's rate of discount Is
unchanged at 2 per cent ,
I'AIHB , Oct. 13. The weekly statement of the-
liank of I-'rnnce shows the following changes , ns
compared with the previous account : Notes In
circulation , Increase. 21S7S.OtXf ) ; treasury accounts ,
current , Increase , S.MO.OW ; gold In hand , de
crease. 3,300,000f ; bills discounted. Increase , 88-
SOO.OOOf ; silver In hand , decrease , 3,175,000f.
HEni.IN. Oct. H. The weekly statement of the
Imperial Hank of Germany shows the following
changes , as compared with the previous account :
Cash on hand , Increase , 19Si,009 marks ; treasury
notes , Increase , 120,000 marks ; other securities ,
decrease , ; 7eso,000 , murks ; notes In circulation ,
decrease , 67,000,000 marks.
Liverpool .MiirJlet.
T.IVEnrOOU Oct , IS , WHEAT-Close ; de
mand moderate ; Nw. S rfd. winter , steady at
4s 2Vid ; No. 2 ml , rprkir , dull at 4s 2U'i. '
COHN Dull ; demand moderate ; new ml > ed ,
Fpot , IIrm at 4s Sil ; futures , tteady ; demand
moderate ; October , 4i 7Vid ; November , 4s 5d ;
December , Is OVid.
1'IXJUH Hull ; demand poor ; 81. Ixmls , fancy
winter , 5s 3d.
I'llOVIHIONB Ijinl. dull ; demand poor ; spot ,
29s. Heef. dull ; demand ixor ; e > lra India me > s.
723 W ; prime inevs , 6 < ts , 1'ork , dull : demand
poor ; prime mess , ucslem , 70s ; prlmo mess ,
medium , C2s C'Jd. Hams , ilull ; demand p < H > r ;
shun cut , 41u. Hacon , dull ; demand poor ; C'uin-
berland cut , Ms 6d ; short ribs. 40s ; long clear ,
45 IU. , 40s ; long nnd ihort clear , K Ibs. , 40 * .
Shoulders , easy at 31s 6d.
CI1EEHE Dull ; and moderate ; flne t wlilto and
colored , 49 * .
ItoaiN Hteady ; demand fair ; common , Sstd.
HOPS At Ixmdon U'aclflc roast ) , itnuly ; de
mand moderate ; new crop. IS 10H 2 Us.
COTTON HEUD OII < Btrady ut t t W.
TUIll ENTINK Steady ; demand moderutcj
iplrlts , 20 M. ,
Now Vork l > ry OootH Blarkot.
NEW YOHIC , Ort. It.-U'lth a very largo num.
ber of buyers i > re < rnt the majority of them
took small lo moderate asortm ntH of wason-
uldo frabe | that collectively comprised a K < > od
nuantlty rvf goods to be paiss-d Into Immnrnt *
consumptlcm. No activity was remarked. If there
waa considerable builncis done on the Indica
tion to which many foot * went forward from
Um mill * ca old orJeri , I wlilcb fretr dellv-
WM , LOUD ON ,
Commission Merchant ;
Grata and Provisions.
Private wires to Cntcago and N < rn Yorld
All liualncsa orders placed on Clalcnfl
Uourd of Trade.
Correspondence rollclted.
Orrice , room 4 , Kctv York Life Building.
Telephone 13Ca.
If
If you wish to bo sucrnisful In " 31'liCU-
I.ATIOJi" In grain or stocks , irrltn tor par-
titulars. J.M. ltIt < IU'.SINJ A CO. ,
Hunkers ) und ltroUer ,
llrfercncen 131 jlloiiaitnockllultdlni ; .
lu every Ntuto. ClIICAtJO.
Stock hoi tiers'
Notice Is hereby Riven that a special ;
meellnir of the stockholders of the South.
Platte raml cornpany will be held at tho.
ofllce of said company , In Lincoln , Neb. ,
on the 15th Uuy of November , 1S9I , for tho-
purposQ of conslderliiK and actltiK upon tha.
matter of extendlnjr or renewing the artu
cJea of Incorporation of sakl company.
By order of the board of directors.
It. O. I'HII'UI'S , Becretarr.
Lincoln , Neb. , Oct. 10 , 1891. O1S O30t
erles arebeing - called for. I'rlntlng cloths wer * .
dead , but very fair sales of ordm-d soode wei .
reported. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Knniai City
KANBAH CITY , Oct. 18. WIIEAT-Morfc
active nnd fHuhtly lilgher ; sales on basis or
Kansas City ; No. 2 hard. 4Sc ; No. 2 red , 4SH ° t
No. 2 red , ( ia/lt'.ic ; rejected. I2&l3c ; f. o. b. ,
MIsslFslppl river points. No. 1 hard , MJfMc ; No
2 ml. Ki'.Sc ; No. 3 red , MWGSl'-tc.
CO ] IN Weak and Via lower ; No. 2 lulled. .
43HO4lc ; No. 3 while , 4IHO45C.
OATS Steady ; demand fnlr ; No. 2 mixed *
13W30ci No. 2 while , nomlnall at SVAQ'IX.
HUTTEll Wraki Increased supply ; creamery.
18 ? 20c ; dairy , ICc.
KQGS Firm and fairly qctlv > at 14'Jc.
Htock Ouotitlorn. , :
LONDOX , Oct. 1B.-1 p. m ,
Caiivllan 1'acltic. . St. I'-inl coin nt
Krlo 144 ! N. V. Central ?
Erlu'Jdn 74 'iMtnsylranliu.f. ' . 2 t
HlB. Cuntral U4H
Mexican ordinary. IB Mux. Cun , now IB ,
NEW yoilIC , Oct. H. SUOAIl-naw , dulti
centrifugal , M test , 3HC35JCJ eaU- , none ; re-
flnitl. nulet.
IX > NUON. Oct. U.-8UOAH Cane , dull unit
little doing ; centrlfucal Java , 2a 3d ; Muscovudu.
fair rcllnlns , IVa 3d.
Ilnlulli Wlituit Murkrt.
DDr.UTII , Illnn. , Oct. It. WHEAT Close *
higher : No , 1 hard. ra h and October , 67'4o ; No.
I norihrn. cash and October , 56o ; December
WTic ; Bluy , t'Jc ; No. 2 northern , cusli , lie ; No. 3.
W/ic ; rejected , 47c ; in arrive , No , 1 northeni. .
We. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TrUroVlieut < Ju < itntlons.
BAN J'HANCIHC'O , Oct. 18. WHEAT I'lrmi
Ueoimber , H5',4c ; May , 84Jc ; cleared , 101.4W cen
taU. _
\ \ iwl Alurkrt.
BT. T < Ol/19 , Oct. IB. WOOrOull and ua
l-hanfi'J. _
Juo M'alcott llucked to I'luht Orlffii ,
BOSTON , Oct. 18 , Tom O'ltourke , manace
and backer oC Joe , Walcott , , the colored ,
middleweight , bat posted $1,000 with a loci ) .
paper In support of a chaltenea for Walcott to.
fight Young Grlfto , the Australian lightweight * ,
for | S,000 or $10,000 a Bide , drlfto ha ex-
proiiied the belief that hU can whip Walcott
easily anil has stated that he can > cur
backing In uny amount , Walcotl'i challenfs
has been sent to the Australian , but BB >
answer uu b rucelved.