THE OMAHA DAILY 1513Bt SUXDAY , OO rOlHfiU , 1800 , 15
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
and Betatt Business Alike Show
Signs of Dullness.
MONEY IS BECOMING MORE PLENTIFUL
Outlook In All Direction * More Hope
ful > tn < l HlINllK-NH llfll Sfl Itl'ltlT
M'lnifM InillrnliMl lij < ln-
of 1'renuitt i : cnt
business condition ! ! have not
flllown nny very marked change during the
Jinst Blx dajH. Continued dullness hag
been ti leading feature In many depart-
tncntfl ot merchandising nnd In no line
can btmliiesl bo Bitld to have been very
Kood , The tendency of business , howc\or (
Is toward Improvement and oven If no
very material gains can us yet bo reported
It H highly gratifying to know that such
changes ns are taking place uiu on
the right Hide.
The cause for inch Improvement na maybe
bo discerned must bo ascribed to the In
creased uonlldcneo In the future , based
upon gold ImpottH , Improved speculative.
markets , Increased export tlcinitnil for
Kraln prodlic-tM nnd the Htnrting tip of
idlb mills. It la a significant fact that
traveling salesmen re'port n murh better
feeling prevailing In all localities.
Slonoy Is easing up and large capital
lias within the week been placed at the
disposal of a local bank to bo used In pur
chasing cattle paper At tbo svmo time
there. 11 n heavy movement of live stock
from most sections of tributary territory ,
which Is turning many hundreds of thou
sands ot dollars Into the channels of trndo
oVeiy week. Homo grain Is also movlnjt ,
which ndds to HIP amount of motley Koln-j
Into farmers' hands. The whole tendency MJ
far nn the money situation Is concerned
appears to bo favorable.
PURSUING A SAT-rj POLICY.
A feature , however , that Is not entirely
pleasing to the si-llers of merchandise' Is
the \ery conservative- character of the
demand for goods oC all kinds. This
tendency Is to buy only as necessity re
quires , and then In the smallest possible
quantities , Is conllned not nlono to the
mnallor dealers , but thu best and sttongcst
merchants. If anything , nti- still moro
nilverao to nntlclp itlng- their wants. The
Kcncrnt explanation of this timorous
policy on tlio part of merchants Is that
the actu'il consuming demand Is too
limited to admit of purchnsps being tnndo
In. advance of actual wants simply bu-
C.LIIHC present prices are low Culling at
tention to the fact that stocks of goods In
linnda of manufacturers nnd jobbers nro
extremely light does not Induce nny moro
frco buying. It IH plainly evident that any
material or Listing Improvement In mei-
chandlElng , In this section , must origi
nate with an Increasdl consuming de-
irmnd on the pat t of the farmers. Local
Jobbers generally realise this fact and are
anxiously awaiting the tlrao to arrive
when the farmer will feel that ho can bo
a little more llhenfl In the matter of his
purchases at the country store.
Values In most lln s of merchandise are
low nnd It Is pretty generally conceded
that any change In the futuie will bo In
the ( llicctlon of n higher level. For that
reason Tow manufacturers urn willing to
sell goods nt current values for future
delivery.
Business men generally arc expressing
-much giatlllcatlon nt the favorable turn
In the matter of exports , which cannot
help but be of nsslslanco In the return of
confidence. While exports nro large. Im
ports arc from 23 to 30 per cent less than
a year ngo.
Taking everything Into consideration the
present situation Is far from dlscourag-
Iritr , though actual business doing ta small.
Oil All A MAKKCT.
Cunilltliiti of Trinlv nnil Quotation *
on Sinilv n ml Kancy Proilue-e- .
EGOS Choice stock , 1314C
BtlTTKIt Common to fnlr , 7c ; choice to fancy ,
country , lisl2c ; fcparntor creamery. 15O1CO ,
Eathered creom 124T13C.
OAMB-l'rnlrlo chickens , per dor , 2-5003 00 ,
quail , $1 2501 CO ; teal clucks , $1 25QLOO ; red heads
ami mnllnrda , 12 M3 CO
OHir.S13 ; Donie'tlu brick , Sc ; TM.int per do ? . ,
I0.3 ; club IIOUBC , 1-lb. jars , per doz , 5315 , Mm
IierRtr. fHiicyk per 11) , ! ) c , IloiiucfortIt )
Jnrs , ner doz , J3 CO ; Young Americas , lu'lc ' ,
twins , funcy , Si4e .
VnAI < Cliolco fat , fO to ISO Ibs. , are auolcd at
7Q8o , liir ennd eonrbc , 4Jl6c
rOlir.THY t.lve lions , B'iWfc ' ; cocks , 3o ; sprlnc
chickens , 5'4SiCe , enilnpr ducks , 7B7'4c , turkeys.
1'IorjDNSLive , BOc , deid pigeons not wanted
HAY Uplind , $5 ; mldhuir , . J4 DO , lowlind ,
14 ; rje strnw , Jt ; eolor makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the bent , only lop grades
bring top price * .
DIIOOM COIIN Citrcmcly slow n-ilo ; new
crop , delivered on track In country. i'iolco ' green
elf-wor'tlns cirp"t per ll > 2'4c ' : choice green
ruunliiK to lairl 2'ie ; common , IHc.
VkJiTAHLI7i ( _ .
SWIJtlT rOTATOUS On orders , per 1)1)1 , $1.75
TOMA'IOHS I'er "j.liu Imsket. 4i)8'0c. ) '
CUCtlMIIIJIlS Per doz . 'OiJ.'Sc.
JfUW ONIONS Rood block , per bu. , 35030C ,
HKANS-.l'er II ) . 4c.
NS lliind picked navy npr bit . 51 WtSO
\OK Hmno RrOnn , per hundred , 75O90c.
V Per doz. , 2".c ; fancy , Iirsp. 45 ? 50c.
New potittoes , per bii , 30 < & 35c.
I'KUITtf ,
New York , 12'iOnic.
CAljirOIlNIA I'UAClIUb ! t eeatones , OOc ;
ClIllRH rP
PLITJIS No shipping stock.
CALirOKNlA anAPHS Tokays and other
fincy varieties Jl . ' 5 , B to 10 lots , (1 10Q-1.15 ,
black 1'errara , fl CO
CHANm.ltltlF S-Ciipo Cod , per Mil . JH Onfid CO
AL'PLGS CDoWnB per nbl , Jl.75 ; catlnff , { 2 00 ,
JonutliniiK , famy , JJ.i'v
UAI.lIiX > UNIA PHAHS Tlnrtlctts , out of mnr-
Ret ; riiierra Harily , Jl 7"i. lluerrc Clalrxoau , (1.75.
CALirOUNIA IJUINUKS Pi-r box , 1 75
TIlOl'lfAlj rUUlTS.
OltANailS Mexican. > 4 004 25
I.IIStONH MenhUms , $300 , Callfninla lemons ,
$4. OOd 4 CO.
11ANANAS Cholco , larRO stock , per bunch ,
J'-00/iT- : . > ; mcillUm-iilzed bunchpu , Jt MB2 00.
> 'ew Yotk eounts , per can , 43c ,
New York teliMts , poi eiin , 100 , extra fi'locts ,
pur cnn , 33c ; utiiniliinls , per eiin , SOc , . mediums ,
per can , 25c ; IV vv Yurie eountM , per ICO , } 1 . ' 3 ;
per ICOO. til ; Now Ynik pilerts , per pal J2 ;
jier nib. ill ; luilk Htnndaids , pe r cut , Jl 10
JlONIjY runc > while' , per Hi , lie , eholee , 13o.
California , ninlicr color , 1'Je '
CIDKIt Cliiillloil Juice , per half bbl. , $2.73 , pet
bill , mofl7' ,
MI'Ii ; M'llt'l' rive-sul cans , e-ach. J2 75 ,
Bal , ciim , pel doz , tli , lialf-s tl cum , JG 23 ;
qunrl PIIIIH , * 1 50.
I'lfl.s-Minpoited fancy , S crown , 10.ll > , boxes.
Hoi rhnlec , lO-lli boxi'n 3 crown. SXfflOc ,
Nl'T.S-rAlmomU , California , per II ) . medium
else. 10c ; 'IniniKoni almqnilH , per 111 , laise.
HVic : DluiIlK , per Ib. , fa ; niiKlhh vviilnutH , pe r
llj , func'V soft Blull , 12c ; inclium si/i' , lOo ; ill-
liortn. per 11) , lOc , picuna , pollulicil ineilluin. kc ,
Inree. 10o ; iwunuU , raw , CT4 f7o , ronetcil , 7V4c.
rJATl'SIIall"w < . < -'ii , per Ib , Do ; fnrds , UMb ,
boxtH , per 11) , 7t * .
IIIUKS AND TAILO\\ ' , .
llIIiS Ni ) . 1 wri'en hlilen , 4i , No 2 green
MllLn , 3c ; Mi ) . 1 , Klfetl k.tltcil lililiu , Do ; fi. 2
Breeii cnltc-il hUIes , 4c ; Xu , 1 vt > al calf. 8 to 12
Hi * . . Co , No. 2 vvnl uilf , S In 15 lira , ic ; No 1
dry Hint hltlcfl. "fl c ; Nn. 2 'liy Hint hlilix. 0/7o.
No. 1 Ory HulUil hlileR , Ce ; putt cured liMea , uu
ner Ib. , lets than full ) ' curcU. .
HIIil | ! > I'Ht.TS ( lieill milte il , fitih , 251/oOc ,
HVBCII milted Blnwirlngs ( short vioolcd early
BliliiH ) , each , 15o ; dry uliearlnuN ( khort woo It. I
cuily Mvlna ) , No. ! , . 'uali , 5c ; dry slifurlliign
( Bllort voided pnrlv Klt'.i' ) , No , 1. iiicli. Be ; dry
flint Kanxii und Niltnsl < n butcher wnnl pelts ,
nvr 1U , ue'tuitl vveliht , Ui'o ; ilry Hint Kunsiin
uml NttliriKLii Jlurniln VTIUI ! | ielIn. per Ib , act-
Hill vve-luht , 3)flc ) : diy flint Colorado butcher
wool p lts , per Ib , actual vvelKlit , 3c ; dry
Hint Coloiiulo Murrain wool pdtH per Ib , nctunl
welsht , 3Slo , feet cut off , as It U useless to pay
fiolulit un them.
TALljOW ANO ailUASn-Tallow , No. 1. SHc ;
tnllnw. No. 2 , Ss ; fcieacn , white A , Ji oi irreaise ,
white , IHci KreiiHi- . yellow , I'/icj Ki e. dark ,
IV.'O ; ul.I butler , ifi a ; beeswax , prlmo. 15O
I2ii. riuiKli tallow , le ,
HONKH-In cur lotn. welfcher and delivered In
riilnitm : l > rj Iniffnlo. per ton , Jl ! 00H 00 dry
country , lilenilied , pei ton. JIO.WWIJ.OO , dry country -
try damp ana meaty , prr ton. JC OrttfS 00. .
\VOOI * L'nwanhwl. flnnliravy , aoilne , light ,
MTJo : qunrter blord , lOfflJc ; tent ) , Ininy and
clinffy , f J8u ; cotteil and IirnKni , course , 7 9o ;
coltrd and broken , tine. Gftte. 1'leeco wtmhed
MfJIuin , liitlfco : llnf. Wtltvi tub > \untied , 16Q
ISo : klniU. Sc ; kucku. Cc ; tnt loUtu , 8&3o dcud
pulleJ. tf/Cc , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KniiKox OH ) Market * .
KANSAS CITY. Ocl -WHIiXT Ituthcr llow
ml ly.'o Imvor ; No. 2 rod. Ciyol'lo : No. 3 S7W
asj'io. NO : 10,1 , WijM'sc ; NO. j. ci iytiSo lot.
ter for fiiney , No. 2 uprliitf , nominally Wor No. 3 ,
noralnallr fJ > c.
e'Olt.N1Active ami unchanveil from yetter-
diiy ; No. 2 mixed , SQ'iSUOUo ' : No , 2 vvlilto , SOB
JUic.
OATS rirm , but lienmnd lleht ; No , 2 mlxod ,
H.'ic ; tlu i while , now , nominally Ific ; cM ,
Jtl'ic. '
HYn-HlBhcr ; No. I. Slf o.
HAY Weak : choice timothy , J7.008T60 : choice
prairie. . $ l.60iiK.OO.
nrTTnitatftiJ ) ; crenmcry , IS'itfU'io : dairy ,
nf. . * . . . .
] t |
SI , t.oiilH General Market.
bT. LOUIS , Oct. S.-I''IOUr.-MirUet easier
IV and > tlll dull ; patents. J37t ' 3'JO | mini fancy ,
wf JJ 30rf3 40 ; fancy , f ! 7585.90 ! cllolc . U3iSr.J5.
\VI1IIAT Owlnif to the prepunji'iuncD o ( bear
nowji today future * iliouuud oK n nhalu cunt
trtmi jpitcrdny ; spat dull unJ cuiler , No t
rti-l , cuuti. In cU\utor , CSc 11. 1 , un tmclc. TO JIo ;
Nil , 2 liaid. csah , Kla bid , Doccuitor , lO'&o bid ;
May. 74o lukej.
COUN'-Futurei went liull acl easy ;
% < * bJ'low jritenlny cnot Inwer , No J
caxh 20'tr bid , OctnbrJMUo anked , Decem
ber. 27Ht K kad , Mar , lie bid
OATS full , future * nliKj dcprcmwH lower , with
nn bu lnr , > t > ot lower , No. : cntih , Ki'Hc bid ;
Jlny Hc bid
IlVi : Firm Bt 1IIMSB
.
llltAN Hull ; buidneM lPln rr-ntrlctil liy
cc nt offerlnKn , and the flrmncn of hollers ;
fnlm , one pur necked thl * lde , 4"r , delivered ,
ri.AXSHlIU 11 77 c t fl.le
TIMOTHY SKBTJ-Prlm * . 12 W
HAY-Qulct nnd In imnitl fictory ilnniinil ;
Ktronif for t p Rmdc . which are scarce ; praltle ,
| Sw S25 , timothv , t4 SofllS W.
inas-st id > nt i2'te '
hiA Dull nnd declining at U CO.
8PKl/rJ : Nomlpnlly nt tOQ * 8.
PUOVI8IONS l-ork lowt-r , 5tandanl me .
jilililni ? . ; r. JM7GfO Inrl. lower , prime Mrnm ,
II SO , eholcc $1 S7 < 4 IHcon , lioxM shoul ler *
nnd lonjtn J4 2S , rllrt , 14 2S , nhort , J4 17H Dr > -
unit nipntu boxed ghnulders nnd lonR , J3 75 ;
rlbi , J1S7'4 , fhtitto , Jt
POiri.THY Slow , ohlckenH , oil , Cc. fprlns , Cc ;
turltp- , steady nt CV Wc. ducks , steadj nt G'/i
® 7c , KPP.P , xtrndy nt 4flCc.
111X1 IITfi riour. 0 0 libH : wheat , 42 OTO
bu , corn "I flee bu , otH , 33 TOO bu
HIIIPMUNTS riour 9 X ) l > bl vihent , 3(000 (
bu , coin , C7.000 bu. , nils 7.WO ( bu
M\V voitic cmniivi , M VUKIJT.
of the llay nil Vnrloui
Nt\V YOUK. Oct -ri l'll-llcpclpti. IMCO
liliN ; experts , lir/0 M.ii . Market held stcndlty
but trndo was lljht , owln < til 1 10 brenlc In
wheat , Mlnni Mdn patents , J37 7I10 ; Minnesota
seta Inkers , J21C0121 , city mill intents , II70J ?
I 73 , elty mill clean , $1 lOffl 8) ) winter utralffits ,
IJ IBItB , mill patent * t370iILO ( ! winter cxtr is ,
122"2SO , winter patent * , J3 ; 5'04 ' 05 Itio Hour ,
dull , KUporllnes 12 C0if2 70. HutkvUient Hour ,
( inlet at Jl.D )
lirrKXYllUAT-Qulet nt 37fT3Hc. (
roilN MKAIj-Uull , > tllo\v western , 57c.
UYlCjulvl , No i we-xtein , 440 1 two.
HAJttLY-Stcady , feeding. SZijtJc.
llAllhin MAI-T rirnt , western raif37c.
\VIIIJAT ItPiPlpti , 77 iOi ) 1m , fpot vvelker ,
No , I linrd , C.e. ( Options declined all the mnrn-
1 111 ; under \\Livk enblus , liberal rcllliiK of lon
viheat. hi ) ; spring iecelpti > , nbiencp of outsllu
support , larflci ArKentlne shipments anl pros
pect * of llbfinl llu slan shipments , nnd clo-el
Jic loiver. May , 70 ft-16J70'c , , clohcd at 7Cc ,
lccenber. 73'4if74 S-Kc. eloBed nt 73vle.
COUN HeePliits , ! .2.2)0 ( ) bu. , expolts , 1S.300 bu ,
Fpat wctker , No 2 , 2H'tc. ' Options \/eaker , ns u
icsult nf henvy AtKcntlnc shipments nn I c > ni-
pathy with wheat , ulcMntf nt lie net deellne ,
May 31/S2c closed nt SUic ; December , 21IV4
5i29'ie , Unied nt 2JUc
OA'I ! 5 llecelpts , ( .4. SCO bu. ; spot weaker. No
J , 21'ic. Options very dull , dellnln ? with the
other mnrkpts , and cloMnit Ho lower , October
elofed at 21'4c ; Uee-cmber rioted nt 2J'Ac.
HAY Htcady ; sblppInK 63iCOc , ifooJ to choice ,
HOl't Steady , stnto , common to choice , 24i
( S4"C , IMG crop , 7W10C
Ull > nu ejulet , Calveston , He , Tcxns , dry , fc ,
Cillfornli , 13c.
LIIAriinil Mrni ; hemlock sole , llueno- !
Airei. UK it to henvy , lll'/jO'IOc ,
PKOViatONS llce-r , Kteadj ; family , Sg-So ,
beef hams lOc Cut meat1 * , dull , pickled bel
lies. 47ifV < o , pickled nnins 'Jfj'J'/zC. ' l.uid ,
easier , western steamed , J4 3'i , October , $4 10 ,
icllnod , eacler 1'ork , dull , meis , JS O0ff 3 50-
timlly , } 10 W il2 M
TA I.rxDW Stcudi , cllj. 3y4c ; country , 3c
HO N Firm , strained , eoimnon to good ,
il 7JV4rrl 73.
OILS Cottorreel oil. firm , prime pruile , HSJ
Me , pilme siimmei. 23Si2J-c ! Petroleum quiet ,
United closed at Jl llife bid. Turpantlne , Ilrm
nt JMRBIHc
tHTlTI.U llccelpta , 4377 pltirf , Him. p t-
crn dairy , i'iMll'Ac , vtestern cicamcry , 110) )
liV4c ( , IIlKlns , H'aefnctor > , 7 < glO' ji-
CHEESC-Uecelpts. 1,983 iikps , Ilrm. larKP
"CfU'io , smnll , 7&0'4e , pirt skims , 3fCc , full
llm . 1VS02C
IIGGS lleeelpts , fi fdl pkitt linn , state nnd
I'cnnsjlvanla lSij.iSr.ic , western , HWlSe-
IIIOU rirnv ; domestic , tali to extra , S QCc ,
.lap. in , 45f4'lc
MOI Vb lIS I'lrni New Orleans , open kettle ,
fixed to eholce. 20J37c.
lUJTALS Pljf Iron , btendj , southern , JIO. ! ' ) ® ?
1JOO , northern , JIO 7"Sfl2.CO Copper , stonily ,
brokers , 10c Lead slendj , brokers , J2 CO
'tin. stemlj . straits , $12501112110 , pi lies , steady
Hpelter , nulet , domestic , fl.COffl'.VO.
Il\eriool Ttnrkft.
LIVERPOOL. Oil. 3 WHUAT Spot , steady
demand poor ; No. i red , ppiln ? , Bs , No 1 hnid
Manitoba , Ca 2d , No. 1. Cullfornli , Cs 31 Tu-
tiues clo cd steady , \vllh rein positions Id lower
and dlstmt positions ' 4I ( } > id lovvci , business
about eriuilly dUtrlbutcd , Oetobcr. 5s 9d , No
vember , 5s O id , Uacember , Da 10'id. . January ,
CO11N Spot , aulet. Amerlein mlve I , new , 10s
% d I'utures clered quiet , with near and dis
tant positions unchanged to Vid louer , buslne * '
about equally distributed , October , 2si 10'id ,
No\ ember , 2s 10vid , December , 2s HUd , March
Js ll'iil
rbOUri rirm ; demand fair ; freely supplied ,
St. Louis fanej , v > Inter S *
PROVISIONS Hacon Ilrm , d-mand fair , Cum-
bcil-ind cut 2'i to 30 Ibs , " , Ji ; shoit ribs 20
to 21 Ihs. , 311s. IOIIK clear. llilit , 33 to 3 $ 11)3
28s Cd , lonff clear , heavy , 40 to 47 Ibs , 23sr short
sleir ImcKs , llK'lit. IB llu26s Gd ; shnit clc Ir
middles , he.iv y. 4i to V ) Ibs , Jls Cd ; clear bel
lies 14 to 10 Ibs , ICs fthoulilen ruunro , Ute
to 13 Ibs. , 2os Hams short cut. 11 to 1IT Ibs ,
17s. Ueef. extra Indli mers , 4bs lid , prime
mess , J7s fid. Poi'c ' prlmo mess , line western
4" > fl , meillum western , a Uil I > ardB steadj ,
prime v\e"tcrn 21s 91 , rellned. In pallB , 21i * Cd.
TALLOW Pine North Annrlcan , 20s 3d
ClinilHH bteidy , demand poor ; finest Ameri
can. wilte , 4is , tlnt-st American , colrred. Its *
I11TTTI3II Finest United States SOs , iood COs
OILh Linseed oil , 17s 31 Petroleum , lelhied
C'td
linrillGnriATOU HIJUF rorequarters , 3'id ,
hlmlquaiters , 5' ' > < d
HOI'S At London ( Pncllli : const ) , 1 15s.
AiitliriK-llc Cent Ini'Icc-t.
NH\\r OIHi , Oct. 3 Ordus for anthracite
coal can lie supplied with unusu u promptness
by the inlnlns und carrylns companies. In spite
of the cnntlnued restriction of production , llils
fact HlustratpH the dullness of the trade , e.s-
peelally ut tidewater point ? V\hlp | there me no
ehmsea nf cutting In pi Ices , the tone oC the
mnikct Is such as to preclude further advances
In wholepilc priced this > enr At the west also
( ondltltins are falrlj easy ns to demand , al
though conKiimers are derMni ? the benpllt of the
rulli'iil nits In fielght rates belnn : made by the
western and houthwcstern lines In un ordinary
bilslm't-H situation nnd normil autumn weather
tile murkct requltements v\ould bn In excess of
thi > inllo of output for this month , 4,000,000 tons.
The mining companies , however expect to reap
the benefit of Impnn Ing financial conditions and
tl'e fiillnrp of consumers Kenorally to lay In the
wlntti biippllps The .September wholesale cir
cular ffroHfl , free on hoird , prices at tldewatei
are . Stove. $450 , CKK and clipslnut. $4.23 , grate
$4 , Dealeis ns a nil" huvo large Btoclcs on hand.
Dry fiooilH.
NnW YOI1K , Oct. 3 At tile opening of the
market there was u good number of buyers after
special onlers , but for cm ill quantities by fust
freight. With mien re < ! Uliements attended to the
nnrket relnp eil Into that quiet usual unto Sat-
nrd ly , Pilntlni ? cloths were quiet and un
changed
TALL IttVUIt , Mass. , Oct 3 The relapse In
the miirket for entton goods la apparent from this
weck.'s report. The produetlon has been close to
the capiclty of the mills , while the deliveries
have left 117.000 places of the week's output in
thu liiinds of the mnnufucturer. Alrendy talk of
another curtailment has been renewed , although
as jet no iimionncenicnt of such nn intention has
bom glien out liy the manufacturers. The mnr-
ket In noriml nt 2" c Some activity has elmr-
netrrlzeil the bidding for mill stocks during the-
week , Itilt such sales ns have been recorded nre
at holder's figures. Prices rme weakened a lit
tle , responslvu to the renewed dullness in the
cloth market. _
OolTpei Market.
NI3W YORK , Oct. S COliT R-Optlons elo ed
stpndy , 33 ( 40 points net ndvanee , nalps , 23250
bags , Including October nt $9 50il ) CO , Deeembcr , .
J9 15W.20 , spot Hlo , nrm : No. 7 , Jobbing Ho ,
Invoice , 10'4c : mild , qutetr Cordova 15ffl7e' ;
wniehoupe ilpliverteH from Nev\ York , C Cf1) ) ) ) tigH.
New York stoik today , 174331 bn s. United
StutvH stock , 215,471 bngs ; nllnat for the United
KtalcH , 1VJ.000 lings ; total visible for the United
States , 504,477 bags , against 001,420 bags luet
year.
SANTOS , Oct. S. COrrnR rirm , goml aver
age Santos , 10,100 reli ; receipts , SJ.OOO bugs ; stock ,
50a roil lings
ItAMMlinn , Oct. 3 COrFEU Quiet att PfB.
advance ; fules. 4 000 bags.
IllO , Oct. 3 COITIIK rirm : No. 7 , Illo.
lO.lPfl rets ; exchange , S id ; receipts. 7 TOO bags ,
cltmreil for the United Stated , 10 let ) bags ,
cleureit for Hurope , 5.0CO hugs ; stock , O.OflO IJJKS.
I'oiirlii laike-tN.
PEOniA. Oct , 3 COHN 75a ler ; No 2 , Ko ,
No. 3 SIVio.
OATS Active , easy ; NP 2 white , lO'lfflle ; No.
3 white , 19'4e.
RYU Dull , nominal ,
WHISIvY Mnrlmt steady ; flnUheil yoods , on
the basis of $1.13 foi hluh wines ,
UKCIJIITS Corn 2S.C30 bus , oats , MO'O bus
rje , 2,100 bun ; whlskj. 150 gnia , hi at , 7,100
SHIPMRSTS Corn , 14 Iftn bun ; onto , SI 3V >
bus. ; r > e , none ; wlilnKj , 1.095 gain. , wheat , ,400
bus. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ST. IX1UIS Oct. 3. COTTOX Hltonir and un.
changed ; middling , 7 11-lCc ; tales ! UJ bales ;
receipts , 3,453 bale ; ; shipments , 274 bales , stock ,
It ) Ofti bales.
N15W YOU1C Oct. COnON Quiet ; mid-
ill I nu' . 8Wc.
NOW OUHiVNB. Oct. -OTTQN-Qui8t ;
inlildllng. 7 > > o ; lo.v mlili'.llng , 77-lCc , good or
dinary , 7J-l6o.
NKW YORK , Oct. 3-Bl'OAn-Ilavv. ' quiet ;
fair , rcllnlng. 811-lCo ; ocntilfudul , M test.
3 l-lOo : re-lined , easy ; standard A , 43ic ; cut
louf. 5'4c ' , uranulated , I'ic.
LONDON. Oct. 3-SLTJAn Cane. dall. llttlft
dnlng ; centrifugal Java , lUi lOliJ : MiiEcuvodo.fali
rellnlnir ! ) 6d. llott sutar. bujcrs at quota
tions ; October , a ; Nqvcmber. 3 lijd.
f SpcuJe.
NDW YOI1K , Oct. 3 Tile exports or > pee-la
from the port of Ncvr York for thuvcalc
iimountrd to ta.500 In gold and $ l,021.4Crt In s | | .
ver. The ImpurU were : Gold , J7.10J.727 ; sll-
wr. JU.2w3 : dry tooJj , | l.Sb3l9S ; general nor-
cbur.dlte , iC.721.001.
Oi Cltr
OIL CITY , Oct. -Credit balances. ( Lie ; cer
tificates. no bids offer d ; J1.1C At closer ihlp-
liionm , ii.'ti bbla ; runn , nun .
TrUcuVljo lit.
SAN KHANCISCO , Ost. -WUUAT-Ii'lnn ;
tl 17 . Slay , $1.15i .
Wiial MitrKcft.
NBW YORK , Oct. 3-.WOOL-Quiot ; Oiime tlo
tltvte , H3l4c ; pullvd.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trndo7itnesaes a Decided Turn of the Tide
in Wheat.
PRICE OF DECEMBER DECLINES HEAVILY
Dcnlors AVork tin tlir Tlu or > Hint Hc-
uentiUiunci In
llnvc Ili-cii
TOII Hnplil.
CHICAGO , Oct. 3. Today witnessed a de
cided turn ot the tide In whent , the price of
December declining a lull cent and a half
It was tiot so much bearish nens us a gen-
ir.il opinion that a rcitctlon wits overdtto
that caused the decllnrt All other markets
wore heavy coin dec lulnjc "ic. pats % c and
provisions from lOc to 17' ' c.
In the when pit at the openingoverythlnR
pointed toward lower prices December ,
which closed jesterd.iy at C9Hc , stnrted at
CS'/4c , and only a little could be sold at
that , thu bill1of the llrst transaction being
nt Ri ic. After MuctuatlnR- n short time
between OS'lc nnd CSV : , It dipped to fiSUc ,
nnd rebounded to CS'4c. Moro was for silent
nt that , however , th.m Hate were buyers
for , and the pilce icsumed l.s dccllnlns ten-
dtncy The nppuent causa of the opening
weakness \vns tbo hlver eel cable , wnlc'i
iltlotcd futurui 111 lower. This was moro of
a decline than was expoctei * , thotiRh It was
doubtless partly duo to tile reduction ot
Liverpool dock charges. The northwest
w.is "perniciously uctlvc , " receipts at Min
neapolis and Duluth amounting to 1,711 car
lo.xds , compart it with 938 lust week and 1171
last year. Argentine's umpments for the
week were 18 000 bit , computed with ) > 0 OiU !
bit. on the week before , and with 10.000 Int.
two weeks ngo. Perhaps a much more
powerful reason for the opening decline ,
and , at any Kite , for the weakness which
became so pronounced .n the session ad
vanced , wns the feeling among traders ,
which has been steadily Blowing for the
past week that the recent advance has
bi'cn too fast , and n reaction of n material
kind liotn realizing silcs to take profits was
Inevitable. After the reaction to fiSM-c , the
market beeanipory weak , and about half
an hour from the close It got donn to
bi'lc.
After tlio reaction to Mt4c the market becime
very wpalc nnd about a hair hour from the do-so It
lot down to fHic The closliiK I'Hce ' for De
cember was from GTVic to 07e
Ctrn wns quiet nnd weak , Inilucnced by the
Hlunip In wheat anil h > the line wcither , whkh
U jircJIcteil to Incre-ase country nlilpnientH. ' 1 here
.is n rood deal of llciuldntlon , the IILIIVJ l > ii > -
era of Ihuriilaj nnd jctli.iiliy beliiK the Boilers
today. M.iy opened Vlo loi/er at from 26'40 to
:5 > u and declined to from 23iO to 2J' c , where
It clored
Oils were falily nctl\e The feilliiR was CIIHJ
nml prlci'8 deellneil In g > niiath | > with wheat
Tiid started tlic dfcllii" nnd free selling assisted
to a urcat exttnt. Mn > opened nt from ' e to
vac lo\\.r ( at 20c , dicllned to 13H.O nnd closed
casj at from 10'c to II'NC
A fair amount of luislners was done In pro
visions , but liealnensua the mont prltinlnont
fcatuie lackers tnd for sale at soniowhat
under jebteidaj'H prices nil UiHt anyone in tln
bid for , the hen\ > estimates foi ne\t w ek mill
ing them cantlouf. January porlc eloted 17VC
lower at J7.10 , I Hillary Inrd l. > c lower at $410 ,
and .Tamt.iry rlbii lOc lovtr at ? 3 50
Estimated receipts for J'onduj are : Wheat ,
2GS cars , corn , 075 cnrs , oats , GiO ears , hogs ,
15,000 hend
The leading futures ranged ns follows :
Cusli quotations vvero as follows :
rr.Ol'H film , winter patents. $150 < 73FO ,
straight , $ i.205f3 CO Eprlug i-pecl ils , $3 SOfpt CO ,
spring patents $3503380 ; strulghts , J3.00f(3 ( 30 ,
taken } 2 COH2 CO
WHI3AT No. 2 sprlnR , CCo , No 3 springC3
ff(1 ( > ic. No 2 red. CSViC.
COHN No 2 , 22Mc.
OATS No. 2 17"ic : No 2 white , f. o. 1) , 20J
22c No. 3 white f . o. b , ICSJiOc.
HYi : No 2 SSc- .
DAKLnv No 2 , nominal , No. 3 , f . o. b , 23
Q35c ; No t f. o b , 21V-ff27c
TLAXSni : ! ) No 1. 73ft74c.
TIMOTHY KniJD Prime , $2 fOIT2 12H
PROVISIONS Pork. meps. per bbl , $ S30ffG"-5
lard , per 100 Ibs , $3 32V.iSr3 9" > . llacon short ribs
ddcs ( loose ) JJ.2.W3&0 , dry alted 'boulders
( boxed ) . J3 87"i4 00 ; ehort clear sldts ( boxed ) ,
POULTUY Steady ; turkeje , S011c , chickens ,
7c : ducks SffS'ic.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal ,
51 IS
SfGAH Cut loaf , J5 32 , granulated , 14 20
TIP following were the rceclpts nnd shipments
todij :
STOCK : * A-\n IIO ns.
Dc'iilIiiKN lit He-i'lirltle-M Were on < i
ll < iilkrate Sculo.
NHW YOItK , Oct. 3 The dealings In stocks
today were on a moderate scnlo and In must In
stances the fluctuations ueie ninow. The dis
tribution of business nns IndlfTeient. The market
opened vrenk and lower on n renewal of bear
prcpMirc , cdpeclnlly ngnliust the grangers ami
high pi iced industrials and some realizations
Sugar jlelded nn extreme 1U per cent on rcpoits
nf further re.luetlonu . In the prices of the refined
produet and predictions of Impending cuts. The
trend of the grades of the foreign pioduct still
appears to be tonnrd n loner level There ap
peals tu be no suppoit to the stoek by the power
ful Inside Interests. Tobaeeo was a notable ex-
eeptlon to the general tenuency and was m irked
up on the shorts After an Initial gain of 14
per eent the ptock eeored a further gilii of i
per cent on the late options nnd retulned all but
n fraction of the Improvement. The market sunn
quieted down and a gradual recovery took plteii
In the hibt hour , vthleh v\ns to an extent stim
ulated by the publication of a mare favorahl"
bank statement than hail been exptcted , The-
ehielng v * as steady nt till 111 net clmngex. The
bond muiket ruled dull nnd slUhtly loner for
most Isrues Die sales weio HI5.H" ! Uoveni-
nunt bonds vvere weak and lower for the new
4s on sales of $ J < ,000 'Jhe othei Ishiies were
steady blher ecitlllentes MCIO bllghtlj lueg-
ular. but rlosed unehnnged on tranbaetlons of
$15 000.
The mnrliet of the weekr displayed hresularlty
and n sagging tendency on bear nggicyslon
and efforts b > ( .old-out bulls to cieato a ic-
actlon. 'llu main unfavornbln Influence was
a firmer maiknt for foreign exchange In spltu
of tli" UMCtloiiary tendency of pitcis , th tern ,
per In financial plreles was moio ciccrful , con-
ildciuu bt Ing ftlmulnted by aiUancen In prlies
In various lines of genet nl trade , and in biend-
Htuffti und other food products. Uespltu the
ooii3lilfnjlB | | uppieclntlan of wheat uml corn
that bus taken plnco It showed that a con-
tlnui-d , tliouhh perhaps more moderate , foreign
dimajid exUts , 'Jhu Importa of gold from
KUII'IM ! linvo renthid su Inrgo an aKHregato
thitt a temporary etxsallon of the movement
In tpgurdcd with coinpuiathe Indirferenec , und
thu luliiNJitlon of the recentlj prevailed finan
cial etilnguncy lemnlns and Inspire * the re
sumption of uimmctclal ucthltj' . Accordhuly ,
a slight stlin-nlnu In eall monuy rates toward
the. cicfl'j ut th - week , Indueed by the heavj-
bhlpmriitH of fuuda to the Interior for eiop.
nmilnif pjtposes , has fnlled to crcuto uneasiness
'Iho HUe-cetslve .lelvanees In exchange rntes
bniuuht actual ( Uures for lonn and short
bills to 5U3'i and f4 a4. wlilla posted
ratcM rove to an extreme 14 SI und
14 M'J ' TI.e dealings \\fre less professional than
hcietufotu and Hie maiketa foi both bonds and
BiiicI.E ut tinea exhibited u decided broadening
ti mil no. Homo unfavorable effect was cautnl
by unfavorable traflla ri turns. Commlbslon
hou u buylnif of low priced shares uus aomethlng
of u fiatuir. Covering ot e-xtemdvo lines of
hurts , -nil * noted Lut t the top levels the mar
ket ulDplayed some nervuumiess , partly us u re
sult of profenblonal operations. The tone of the
market at tlm clone was fnlily attady , but with
must locl < shimlng dcllnca , The bond mir-
Kct during the weflt moved In ejinputliy with the
fluctuations In Mrikn , but tu ard Iho rlose dU-
plujud tubl)0nmcb3 of tonu tindei atlncks. The
Hcadlns ibaue > were thv f iure . Oovernmenti
wer modeiatiily nrthe and held fulily nteady
on Investment Inquliy. The ealei vAoro 152,000.
3IUfr certlfleatf * were qulft ana without epeclal
change < m tales of J.6.0CO.
The New Ycrl ( I'lnamler naja this week :
The Etnteintnt of the dealing house bunks of
NUVY Yolk for the v\rel < e nillnn October 1 la
the most favorabl * Utued In wt'ekn. rui- the
111 at time- since August 15 , th rtepoxlu of the
bunk * exceed tlm Icnns , und thu latter Item
lio\v un eicpnnvlon of 12 K4 OtH ) . which cornea
lifter u ten vcdi * ' bttmly contraction , during
hleh tin ) tatai nlirlnlan ) wua about t-'li.iwt.WW.
Ilia banks' tutol cash reserve at th end of the
cuirriit v > fk ttood at lJ0.30v.al , nhowlnK a
grin In une month of J10.3H.M10. Ih * surplus re-
rcr\e U J2.3WWM ) higher than for thu ccrru-
( pending we k In IWi. which shows that the
tandiiifr of the associated baiiku at the present
U quite normal. With lira fir three unimpor
tant exceptions , tlio reserve ot all the clear-
Ins hoiife banks ' * now nTPTStlMily above the
as per cent requirement
Th follof Inn wetc the clowns iuotntlons | on
the lesdlntf stock * cf the Nsir York txchnne
ted : IA
_ _ _
Atohlson. f MJ , .Trf'tiirii " "
AdamnKx- Ill I'NJtl .t N. B. 48
Al'on.T , II . lOntirloA W
Am. Exnrpis . . . . IDS lureeorrtmn
Rnlllmoro.tO'HO. 14 IDn'ziM Nnv
Cnnmln Ptclllo . , . .17S 0. S U AU N./ . . 14
C.nnrtT < oittliorn. . ' ' 20V (
remtril 1'ielflu. . . . 14 'i J'MJn.V LW , A iV ! , .
T.'i'i I'ltKTirirs
Chleiiro * Alton. . 1,15 I'nlltii in IMlico. . .
t ,11..It ] . , . . . . ' " ' ' <
&
title ire ' > i . , . . Ol'l $ . Kill
CuitHolldiUxl H-V1 Mt.fi.V DM. . . 4(1
P. C. ! .A8t. U. . . ltO XJ > l mil
Cole Coii , v Iron. St. L'.inJ. . . .
Cotton Oil On . . 124 iio.ur.l
Dcliwarod H'll. . KM St-l'-liOn in l
Del . 1-icH.A . . 1IM
I.AH U. pM 4J4 SoitUiorn I'.iotHo 15
Knht Te'im 14'j ' bujiirllellnerv. . . .
H.rln , . . .1. Tcnti. foil Vlrai t
ilo Did
FortWivno 60
tf.Nort'iern nfa. . . 117 Union Pictlc . ( , 'S
C & . I. nfl. . HI U. S. Kxurosi . 3' ,
Hocklmr Villa/ 1(1 ( ! * \V St. I , X V uH
Illinois ContrvU. HUM W. St T. . . A P nj 1
si P. AlMlut'i . ' - ' ) won * ? two at. . Ml
K.AT.nM J ! < W fTii UiiUij
I.nlto Krlu A WOJL n Whwllnir .v u B. .
tlotiM in On pft
LaUoShora , . . . . . in M. AS' It 3.-.V ,
Lend rmsi iD. V H O
I.OlllHVlllO Jl N. . . . f ? . K , . . . ,
1. . AN. A , N. 1.
Manhattan ( "on . . . C.RAI
McmulilHA O . . . . Uotira
MlchliriiiCViH. . . . ! Mt T. St. L. A K. e : . . . .
MlxHourl I'tcltlo. . T.St. L AltO. pri
Mobllu.'i Ohio . . . 17 sn.n
N\nlivllloOhlt. . . ( 17H s. it.'u f i . . . .
N.itlonalCor I i.'J Am To1) . Co. . . . II7U
Nnt-Conl wiMitl. . do tifd , U"i
N.J Cotilrit. . . . 11H Am Tel v , C. Co , . 11(1 (
N.AVV oM Com'1C tula Cei 1-1.1
North Am. Co . . . . Am. Birirtif I
Northern 1'iulllu . tl. S. Cord-lira iri I
N. 1'nclllo lira. . . , H. a r.'ttlKinfl
II. 1' I ) AU 'tl. ' S Uitbbur DM . 70
Northiv cHturn U. i. Rubli" in
do Dlil 147 MS L b ABUlTU
olTureit till ntBUBHincnts pilil
The totnl sales nf rtocUs tniliy were 91 4SI
t.lmrei IncludlnR the follow lnK _ _ Amcrlcin To-
co ' 1.700 ; American Hugar , S'l.'OH , lluillliRtcn.
r. " ( M , Heading. 11 StO. St. Pull. 1(11 ( COO , Louis
e & Nashville , 4 , COO , Silver ccrtlllcites , 15000.
M w Vcirlf MIIIK > V Miivkii >
Nn\V YOHIC. Oct. 3 HUTTim 11 celpts 4.377
pkR-s , , nrm , western itnlry , S'ufll'tc ' , western
ereamcry , UltlG'ic , lllslns , IfiHc , ficlory , 7 ( [ |
fHKHBIJ-necelpts , 1003 pl'cs , nun , HrKe > .
7 rSM.o ; smnll , ifeO'io ' ; pait pUlms , aii , full
skims , 114020.
I.Otis ItrcelptH CfCl pkKS. , Ilrm , ttate nml
l'cmis.lnnln. . . I8'jt0c , wratoin , HlfHc
HIHIAll It.iw , ciulet , refined , Bte.idy , pranu-
lated 4 < ic.
fOl'PI i : Steady.
ns quotations on tonas were us follows :
tr.S 4 , rosr now r. P. iiti or MJ. .
U.S 4soaiiJ | nj v. D. A H.l . 7M . . . lit )
U. S. : > 1 , lui . UL D A H. O. li
ti. a. s co IP . in rrtn-JU
t ) . S.4s nv . < H H. AS A , Hi. . .
II.H Is mme . . . . ( > H. VS A. 7i . 11)11 )
tl.S tfsJJ . Ill H. AT. C. fti lllllu
1'aclllc-Osof ' 'Ij. . Kill , ' ' ' UH
UHMl
Aln. clu-i A . . . . IIU Jl. K. v'f'WYi. Ml ' 4
Aln.cliHill . 11)1) ) do-'l ti . . . . . . filil
Aln .cilia C . I't ' Mil in 11 Union J4 , . 107
All Ciirr.iucv. . . . . UtTf N. J.O. Gin 111
UT Now Con 13. . l ) ( ) ' < No. I 1st ! n m
MlHHourMa . In i no .MX.
N. C 118 . , . . . . N. W CUnsol .
N. U. . s . iI's do " . P Dj i -i HIHH
S. C. noafim t. . . . I'-s ' U. O. Wait. Uti . < H
li mi. now sat in. 73 St. 1 > (33U31M 74 . liiil
Tenn. nnwsot 3i. 1(1 ( > dor \ 1 > W.-n. 111
1 run. old Us ( ill iSt. e , At. VI.Gj-i- . 1117iU :
V.I. Centuries. 57 , st.L V.S P. 1(17 (
dodef"rred
AlehlQon Is . . . .
AtcnlHoif-M A . . . S U V tumor ) ! . Kid
rnn.id.iSo.'J U. . . . 1DJ jlWoHtSliorj li . . 11)1 )
r , .v N. millled 4i. { O lt.\.M. lits. .
' outhern Is IN , 1'afc. Idi . . . .
* ofTered _ _ _ _ _
Sail rrine'ie' ! ( > MiiilliK ( liiututloiiH.
SAN PBANCUCO , Oil -Di3 I olli-lil clo-tlni
quotations far .ilin ; Blcit nwo.j u f jl-
lovva-
London Stoe-li ( > lio1atloiiH.
LONDON , Ost. J I P I olatli-
I3AII SILVnn 30 l-lOd per oz.
MONI2YIVjffl per cent.
flute of discount In the oiun mirkot for both
short nnd three niLiitlis' bills , lQil 13-1C i > er
eent.
\oiv York ! !
Ni\7 YOirC. O-t. .1 Tlu follovvlnz are the
.Vi'vv YuriWrcl.lj II.ml ; Stilti-nu'llt.
NK\V YOUIC , Ott. 3 The weekly bank btate.
mcnt shows thi > follnwlnt ; clmnmn : Ile ervo
liicrenif , J.,310OCO , lonna Increiisc , J2ti24SOO ,
rpe'cle Increase , Jl 170 . ! 0 < ) . Ic al tender , Increise' ,
JJ-I"0MO , deposlta Inerfcuait , 50.SC4 400 , cliculu-
tlon lncreo i' , JJIl.SOO , The linkn now hold
SlCr:2C2j la excctH of the rtnulrcmentii ot the
25 per cent rule.
I'Mllllllcllll > < ) tl'H.
nO.STON. Oct. 3 Clearings , J10,822,075 , bal-
amea , $1 Cbl,174.
liAI/TIMORi : . Oct , 3 ClcnrlnKS , > 2,70D,008 ,
b.ilanceu , J404E34.
XHW YOItK , Oct. 3 Clearings , J102-117,3CS.
balances , } " > , r,0 ,554
PIIlLAUnLPIIIA , Oct. 3. Clearings , J12.312-
Hlj , lial.UKiH. (1 S73.S78
CHICAOO. Oct. 3 Clenrlnits. (13 051 W , money
Him on eall nt Cfa7 per cent ; on time , 7 per
eentr New Yolk exchange , II 0"i dlxcoimt , for-
dMi excliniiKu uiichunbed ; duin.mil , Jlfco > 8 , bl.xtj
days , fJ.W'l ,
ST I.OUIH. Oct 3 Clcarlngi , $1,002,420 , lial-
aiuca , $113IJ5. money plead ) , mil loans , 54) i )
per cent ; time loans. 7(7S per cint , New YOik
exchanRe , tl.23 dbcouiit bld ( n dlseount asked
Pori'lKii KlnniiL'litl.
nunLIN , Oct. 3 EixcliaitKC on London , eight
dayH * night , 20 marks , 3'yj.yfx ' ,
I'AllIS. Oct. 3 Thrco iiurooent rentes , lOlf
( " .c for th uccount , e-xcliungu on IxJiulon , Jlf
IC c for checks. ifi tut
UOSiDQN , Oct. 3 Gold 1J ' ( luotDel nt lluenos
A > nn today ut 1CO.GO , JIuAl-ld. ,10 ! 3 , I.lshnn , a ] ,
Home , 107.16. The amount' uiilllon withdrawn
from tlie Dunk of Kiifcland frn'Mlanee ' today- was
50.000.
Cli-x-liilliI Ai-nrlj TlirotlUli KlHliliiK.
DUXZAltOS HAY , ilniaOct. . 3 It la re
ported todiiy that Prcsllli > nt < 'CleveliiniI ' anil
family will take their ilijigmire ftom Gray
Gables next week , but tiej | iliiy has not been
eloclUeil upon. _ . | jtu
TII13 HRAliTV aiAHICnT.
INSTRUMENTS plucciL.pn ' nio Saturdny ,
October 3 , 1SSU : , , , , ,
\VArtUANTVl DKBDS.
Mnty nrlnn nnd hu3l > ! fMi'lto JIary
Wright , lot 7 , block. 2 , Drake's
ndd J,00000
Jnmca Wright und wifeto Slujy
Urlnn , lot 7 , block 2 , Drako's
add t..i. . . .A aOOQOO
M G Cutler to G 1 W lliiiiuen , lot
1 , block 20 , CnrtluiBo adet 1,15000
A PoulBcn und vvlfo to K Poulsen.
e'/j lot 5. block IS , Clifton Hill. . . . 50 00
J P Flnleyund vvlfo to J I lledlek ,
L-H lot 2 , block il , South Omaha , 21,000 00
W H Wall and vvlfo to F lj Mc
Coy , undlv > 4 of H 22 ft of a
41 feet lot 0 , block C , und various
other lota and blocks In Florence 1 00
QUIT CLAIM DIIUS.
Ernest Ptvr.ke und wife to Julius
Puycko , block C , lots 8 to 13 , block
5 ; block 3 , lots 2 to 10 and U to 20 ,
block 9 ; lota 13 to 18 , block 10 ,
LMguwooil park. , . l 00
U13BDS.
Special master to J A Crelghton ,
vvli lot 3 , block 11 , Heed's 1st udd 1,298 "C
Sheriff to Michigan Mutual Ufa
Insurance company , lot 8 , block
23 , Iloyu'a add. . . . . , , . , , . , 90300
Total amount of transfers , 11,893 76
AT ? 4 it i i it'T * nTAPir it t r t'r"T
OMAHA L1\E \ STOCK MARKET
Customary Light Receipts of Cattle foi
Saturday's ' Easiness.
TRADING FEATURELESS BUT FAIRLY STEADY
iKt ( lii-n Dull ntiil soil son | j , On IIIK
to tinIIMirlnli Tr li lie lie I I-M ( if
Hie UIIXTHlio Tnlie
1)11 ) u Dhiii- .
brought In today by c.iUi reid was-
Ct\llie. lloga. Sheep. Horses.
C. . M. & St. I > . Uy. . . S
Missouri I'nt'lllu lly . . 1
U. P system 3 in 8"
. . i M. it n u. . si r . . i
C. , 11 Ai CJ Ily 2
C , St. 1' , M. .tO. . . 5
C , K. 1 & l > . U. . . 2 2
r , n. & M. v 2 21
Total receipts. , 41 75 8 1
The disposition of the day's receipts
\\ns ni follows , pucli buyer purchasing thu
numbci of hc.td Indicated :
Cattlo. Hoss. Sheep.
Omaha I'luiUIng Co. . . . . . . . LV ) . . . .
n H. Hammond Co. . . 17.1 71" . . . .
S lrt and Compinv. . , . 1,11 l.r tf 127
Ouihxhy Patldng Co. . . 1B9 2,1U ) 8
J li C lre . , 52
I < & Slmllcr 17
Lnytoni Co 101
S. & Harntt Wt
Ciulahy Uros. Co . K ) . . . .
Other buyois 101 . . . . . . . .
Left over 200 . . . .
Total 035 G.2S1 133
CATTIilJ The lecclpt of inttlo toilnyetc
173 head , us nitnliiBt 3,103 jestcnlny nnil 1.8CS on
Pitunlny a ieU IIRD The total receipts foi
the WCP'C wore 10 C4 hcTcl , us nKiln ! t 19,745 for
Instvick nnil 11CC" llic prcUotn neck
Of the thlrt\-clKht cirs here rlghtcon were
conslKiieil through anM ncrc not olTeicil for sale
The offerings of cattle weic llcht even for a
HntutOny.
The raurlvct was featureless , anil tlie coiiilltlon
of the triule could lie snnimeil u * > In the one wotil
"ntcndy. " The demand was BOOI ! for Hie Inst day
ot the \iek ami the Ijujers clcaied the > ards.
pijlnp Just about > eatcida > 's pilccs for all
Kinds of cattls.
A bunch of geol l.ilM-lli nitUc Etcera sold up
to $4 40 , nnd quite a ftrlliR of Utah COUB biought
S2 25. Ileiresentatl\e pnlos *
nntp sTitns.
Tlie-re were J E51 fresh hogs reported In today ,
as against 3,833 jesterday und 4 54J on baturdij
a weelv ago
The market opened about stcidy this morning
on light nnd medium welgnt hogs , but the
lienvy weights were slow After ubuut half of
the iec lpts had chinked hands valuer Elumped
und the- best bids were fully lOo lower Sides-
men dlil not feel like taking off th it muot ami
the market accordingly was a drag until the
Ilnlsh. Uy midday the offerings were pretty well
cleaned up , but ubout tint time another train
arrived , sa that thu market did not close until
late.
late.l.ie hog- market of the past week has. ) > * en In
many ros-peets to the liking of sellers. The de
mand tins been loige , both shipping and pnek-
IIIK und fullj equil to 01 In exeen of receipts ,
which has InduePd free huylntf and , IUH kept
prices up. While there was a slump nt the
elose , tlio tcndenej" of v lines during the greatel
part of the veelt was upward On I'rldny the
uverage pi ko paid for hogs was the hlghebl that
It has been since July 1C. Iteprcsentnuva Kales.
21 , . , , , . 1M 80 i
SHEW The receipts vvere fair nnd the de
mand good , but sellers wanted an advance vililla
bu > ern weie wllllnjf to pay steady prices , The
lesult uus u slow market , Itvprcsentutlte sales.
No , Av. I'r.
5 native mixed . 11J $1 1 > 5
Stix-k In
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
prlnelpal inailiettf October 3 , U9G :
Cuttle , HOKS Sheep
South Omaha . , . ! > 73 3M1 t\ \ &
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . 400 18,000 1,500
Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . COO 3000 . . .
bt. Ixiulu . . . , . . 400 2,000
Totals . 2,273 20,851 3.G25
H City ! , ! Slovlc.
KAN8A8 C1TV , Oct. 3.-CATTLE-Itecelpt , 60
head ; Bhlpments4,700 head. No market.
UOUB Uecolpts. 3.000 hrad ; shipments , 1000
head. Market vteudy , bulk of sales , lHf3 20 ;
heavies. 2 WO3.15 : packem , U.WUU.15 , mixed ,
S3 OtK/3 20 : lKht ) > , t310tf32S ; Yorkers , Wt/3 23 ;
ilK , . tl 1503 25.
S1I1JI21' llecclpts , none ; uhlpmcnts , 2,800 head.
No mnrket. . . _ _ _ _
SI , I.oiilx Live Htoi-k.
ST. I.OUI3. Oct. 3CATTLlItecelpts , 400
lie'.irt. Market steady at ye ttrduy'n quotutlons ,
HOGS IteculpU , S.bOO head , Market stronvl
llrtit. 13 1093.40 , mlneil , t ! ftl-M , heavy , ) J.WO
| J S <
SNo
No sheep , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'llIOVOO 1I\U ST4)CIC. )
H ( < I | it. i of Cntllc Tim fmnll to Oon >
. .lltuti- MnrUcl.
OHIfAUO. Oct 1 Tleoelpt * of cuttle ncre too
mnll to eon tltute a rrmrKet. 1'rlces were largely
nominal and ruled a' follows. Medium to prlmo
cleeri nt frrm tl W to $1 M. Mocker" Mid feeder -
er nt from $2.00 to JS B , bull * , cows and holfrrs
nl fnm f 2 it to $1 60 , cnlve * nt from CSO to
| jl IS Tetnn1" nnd westerns nt from > 2 f,0 to Jl "XI
In hoK , ye terda > moniliiR K advance \vns
lo t , but trade nn" fnlrlj active nt the decline.
Common htnvy to prime lluht wld nt from JJ Vt
to 1 50 T be Imlk of the ixicklnw trades fold
nt frem J'OO to fat * and rhlppliitf hojss sold
Inrcely nl In-ni (3 15 to > 3 ! B
The few yheep recolveil twlny < otd nt tin-
chinsetl price * \\estcrn sheep were nlnble nt
from $126 to 11 00 and lamb < cro vvantnl nt
front f S.75 to $4 ( n ) for common to hcnllfcks. .
tVrdlnit sheep have been vellltiR actively nt
from K 40 to W fo an.l feeding lamb * nre In par
tially Rood < 'cmnnd nt unchanged pi Ices , but
< hoep nre no hlRher. ,
Hecelpti Cnttle , 100 he-ill , hogs , 1S.OOO head :
Rhecp , l.JOO head.
ir si nsriTi TIS ,
4llll' 'P .lIlMlllllllM f n-VOlllllIRO IIwiMl lit
Mini } CimiilPlt'N.
CKK" ) nro about tlip oilde'sl form of cur-
rencj , rclntcs the Ixindoii Stamford.
Tschtull , n sober anil iialnslnklni ; Teuton ,
whoservldonoc Is not to bo questioned , declares -
claros that bo found hens' CRRS the1 only
iiicnoy throughout the 1'rovlnco ot Jaujit ,
In 1'crtij that would be seme fifty jenis n o
The pocjilo transmitted them by thousand- *
to the provincial capital and madu their
purchases therewith nt the rate ot forty
or ntty to the dollar , \\'c nro to understand
that the countij people had little Use for
cash amoiiR themselves In Manchuria
brick tea and floss silk represent tnoncj ,
but the latter Is goltiK out ot fashion , The
usual brick of tea , 10 Inches by S Inches ,
IVi Inches thick , la cniulvalint In tiado with
llujslnns to 60 Upecs ( SO pence ) . H Is di
vided to ma lie nny chaiiRo necessary. Ilus.-
slan merchants have tried to Introduce n
paper ctiricncy , the notes representltiK CO
kopecs and parts thereof , but Tartars reject
them. When a brick gets discredited , that
tJ , too much worn by IOIIK circulation , It Is
consigned to tie teapot.
Several old travelers assure us that cats
e\cs vvero cmplojcd In the great ludlan
kingdom of VlJIanaRar ; elsewhere Iron
worked Into the form of largo needles ,
cakes ot salt , or again , eajs Nltolo Contl ,
cards Inscribed with the mine of the klnp ; .
The Abysslnlans also use- cakes ot salt In
remote districts. Various ncsro tribes ha\o
a currency ot Iron hoes. NOIIRUU shells
were the money ot the Indians In Hiltlsh
Columbia , one btrliiR teprtsentlng the value
ot one beaver. In Australia rough slabs ot
frcestoue , to bo fashioned Into hatchets ,
represented cash. The men who hawked
thceo slabs from trlbo to trlbo vvere sacred ,
passing unharmed through all the districts ,
evcu at war. Marco Polo reckoned bank
notes among his 'oddest ' substitutes for
money his account ot the notes Issued by
Kuglla Khan and his reflections on the sjv
tern are peculiarly delightful. He tells of
people In the great province of Thibet who
used coral , but we mudt ask where they got
It. Had he said turquoise It would have been
quite Intelligible , for the Thibetans still em
ploy that stone at need. Ulsouhcio Marco
speaks ot "sprigs of gold" and "porcelain. "
In the latter case , also , an error may bo
suspected. Our word Is adapted fiom the
Portuguese , slgnlfjtng "hogs' back , " their
name for the cowry shell. Ucconilng ac
quainted with the Chlncbe mnnufactute they
applied the same word to It from the great
resemblance to a cowry. The translator
ot Marco's woik no copy of the original
has been reported contused the two mean
ings , doubtless ; at least , wo venture the
suggestion.
Uxceptlug regular coinage , no "circulat
ing medium" has a vogue to compare with
that of the cowrj. Perhaps It would not be
Inexact to say that every people In whoso
territory the shell exists once used It for
cash But this seems very stiaugo , opposed
to common sense nnd political economy ,
when wo hear that the supply Is unlimited
Over lliousapds of miles of coast , a man
can gather n sackful In an hour. But the
fact Is Indisputable , however It be ex
plained. The value fluctuates enormously ,
ot course , over such an Immense area , but
in a very rough way , we believe , African
traders used to estimate 1,000 cowries at a
shlllliiK. .Anglo-Indian traders had no neeel
to make a reckoning probably , for the shell ,
though very largely current among the na
tives , was never reckoned Into theli ttans-
actlons. Mungo Park counted 250 cowries
to the shilling In. his day and In the coun-
tilcs where he traveled.
But the "bar" was Mungo's currency. In
the beginning It was literally a bar of Iron
Impoited from Europe , but as the trade
developed It became merely a word ot
value. Twenty leaves ot tobacco mntlo a
"bar , " a gallon of spirits a "bar , " and the
natives would not willingly allow any fluc
tuation in the quantity , whether moro or
less. If an energetic newcomer tried to
push business by offering more mm or to
bacco to the "bar" ho was regarded with
suspicion ; no old hand ventured to offer
less. In all parts of Borneo , probably , one
may still hear prices reckoned In brass
guns that is cannon , but a man who haa
transactions ot that importance will In
stantly translate the sum Into dollars at the
picscnt time. There was an ago when ten
or twenty poundera did actually pass fiom
hand to hand The Malay empires were
rich then and made such a show as aston
ished the early navigators. But tor n long
vhlle past , even in the dominions of the
sultan ot BrunI , brass Buns have been
neroly an expression of value , the article !
Itself being- practically non-existent. There
are great stores , however , quite useless
now at BrunI , which was the mint , so to
speak. _ ,
Not dissimilar Is the practice of the Hod
Karens In Btirmah , who reckon largo sums
In kyeczeea , or drums of copper ; but they
alwajs had a cutrency ot sliver Ingots. The
dfums are peculiar , however , In the respect
that their value does not lle > In the weight
ot metal or even in the excellence of woilc-
manshlp , though they are adorned with fig
ures of birds , animals and fish. It la the
quality and volume of sound they emit
which decide their worth ; objects not vlsl-
l > ly dlffeilng may bo estimated at 5 to 50
One might think that connoisseurs would
disagree upon the quality of the sound , but
a drum , no- doubt , Is morei easily valued In
that respect than any other musical Instru
ment , Since British trade lias approached
their' territories , however the Had Karens
are not vet annexed , wo believe and the
enterprising Chinaman has permeated It ,
Lhls picturesque usage Is dying out fast.
The kyee/ees nre as much reverenced as
over , but they sgll for pros-vie dollars , though
taste still asserts Itself by putting a veiy
fancy prlco upon an article specially mulodl-
ous.
Current Literature
A notable article bearing upon the Pronch
revolution is contributed by H. Morse
Stephens in the current Issue of the Pall
Mall Magazine under the title "Marat : Thu
Friend of the People. " The writer pie-
bents his subject In a far more favorable
light than historians have been wont to do ,
la fact , entirely reversing the Impiesslon
usually convojcd that ho was a blood-
thlisty demon. Of Charlotte Corday thu
writer sa > a ulio "slnteruly bolltncd sliu was
ridding France of a monster ; as a mattnr of
fact , Bho killed a dying man and by her
deed aim embittered the struggla bctwctm
the Glrondlns and the mountain und helped
to creito the reign of terror. "
Many curious and interesting tacts are
brought to light in u paper on "Thu Now
Kngland Primer , " appearing In the Octo
ber Isauo of the Bookman Duplicate speci
mens of pages from this primer , also copies
ot the Illustrations it contained , are re
produced , lending additional attraction to
the article. The usual departments. Chron
icle and Comment , Paris and London Let
ters , Novel Notes and Itcvle-ws of New
Books , depict life and doings of tha literary
world moru thoroughly than will ha round
in any other journal ,
"Tho Crown Prince of Rcxanla" is the
title of the complete novel In the October
Issue ot Llpplncott'a. It U written by Kd-
ward S. Van Zllo. "Im prlnco on a visit
to America falls in love with a New Vorlc
girl , Is rescued and finally roturna home to
fight for hla throne on news of hU father's
death. Another story of note Is Kll/a
Gold's "Bullwlnklo : The History of a Poor
Student , " a humorous character sUe-tcli ,
whose here Is an amazing itudcnt of a Ulnd
our colleges are not jet familiar with ,
Llda nose McCabo'o account of "The
Oberlln-Welllngtou Ilesrue : An Antl Slavery
Crisis Which Almost Precipitated thp Civil
cnl tcntlment , throtiRhout llio country.
The- Arena for October Is dlMlnctrvplr n
campaign number , dlscii-wlng tu customary
stock of Mlver-llned Information nt the
ratio ot If. controverted nrcumtnts to.ono
that J < true , Scnntor J , I' . Jtntm tells
us "What the ncmonellzatlon of Silver
Would Do for the Ilrpubllc. " but liullih his
loft > expectations upon the llfsunl quick
sands of exploded theories nnd self-conlra-
dieted a ertons ! , the entire production be-
Ins decidedly Inferior In Its logic nnd
acumen Io that usually dlsplajed by this
wliter. Senator Jrhn T Morgan , vvriling
under the caption "Silver A Money Metal , "
undertaken the fakir's act by tclllnR hla
readers that nil legal tender monry must l > o
ot equal value. Senator Morgan knovva bet
ter than that l gal tender does not lesson
thp vnlue ot gold except In Its debt-plying-
capacity nt homo , but the fnct Unit Other
countries , do recognize the dlffertnce onuses
It tt > rlso abou > par nnd no legal tender net
cf government lowers Its real vnltio If worth
more than par. The whole tenor of his ar-
tlclo is unscientific nml calculated to deceive
ceive- .
The October Cosmopolitan furnishes n ,
splendid picture of our wehtcfn mountain
regions In a pnior by Captain 1) . I ) . Hall
iard under the caption "Tho Perils and
Wonders of a True Dosert. " Thomas L.
Jniiica describes "A Summer Tour In Scot
tish Highlands , " while General Kit\\nrt ! For
ester tellR his "Pcrronal Hi-collcctlons of
the Tal-HitK Hebelllon. " A very delightful
and soiue'wunt humorous sketch Is contrib
uted by Pranee-s Cotirterny Dnjlor , portray
ing what purports to bo "Tlu > Trui > Hlstoiy
of Our Cooks. "
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. Frank
Leslie's Publishing house , Now York ,
The Olobo Quaitcrly llevlew. William
Henry Theme , Decker building , Now York.
The Cosmopolitan , The Cosmopolitan
Magazine. Irvlngton. N. Y
Tlio Chinch nt Homo and Abroad. Pros-
bjterlan Board , 1114 Chestnut street , Phila
delphia
Current Literature. The Current Llte'ra-
lute Publishing compiny , New York.
The Bookman. Dodd , Mead and company ,
New York.
The American Philatelic Magazine. Parma-
Ice & Brown , P. 0. box SliO , Omnha.
The Utnhnlan. The Utahnlnn Publishing
company. Salt Lake , Utah.
Popular Astronomy. Carlctcn College.
Northflcld. Minn.
The Pythian Tribune. William U. Ken
nedy. Station O , Chicago.
Ladles' Homo Journal. Mast , Crow ell
& Klrkpatrlck , Springfield , 0.
International. The Union Quoin compiny ,
35S Dearbotn stteet , Chicago.
Cassoll's Family Magazine. The Cassell
Publishing company , New York.
The Strand Magazine. The International
News company , New York.
The Penny Magazine The Fenny Maga
zine company , Philadelphia.
The Pall Mall Magj/.lne. The Iiitarn.t-
llonal NCAVS compan > . New YoiK ,
The engineering Magazlnn. Times build
ing , New York.
St. Nicholas. The Century company , New
York. > -
The llevlew of Ilevlewa. The novlew of
Reviews company , New York ,
Scrlbner's Magazine. Charles Scrlbncr'a
Sons , New York.
Llpptneott's J. B. Llpplucott company ,
Philadelphia.
Iho Ladles' Homo Journal. The Curtla
Publishing company , Philadelphia.
Godey's Magazine. The Godey company ,
Now York.
The Tiansmlsslsslppl Stamp. C. H. Py-
burii , Omaha.
Once a Month. Maplevvood , St. Louis.
New England Magarlne. Warren F. Kel-
lo g5 Park square , Boston.
The Arena. Arena Publishing company ,
Boston.
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