Nebraska Newspapers

    THE PIS r ATI A DAILY HTUBiSATUllDAY , OCTOBER 10 , 18W { ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
t *
Yolurao of Bnsinesa in Becnntioa Bather
Light Yesterday.
PRICES IRREGULAR THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Mnrkct < l He HplrUcil In llic I.'orc-
nooii nnil IlN | ! nri Much Ac
tivity on Hcport * f
Oolil
NEW TOIIK , Oct. 0. The volume ot busi
ness In Blocks today was llRbt , but the
dealings , nsldo from Sugar , were fnlrly well
distributed. The prices were Irregular. The
market was rntlior spirited In the fore
noon , nnd displayed considerable strengthen
on successive , reports of gold for Import ,
coincident with nn caplcr tendency In the
foreign exchange market , nnd a reduction
in ponied nnd sterling figures Of He , to | 4.S2
und Jl.SIVi by a leading drawer. Manipula
tion by Iho short Interests In various ) spe
cialties furnished the chief motive power.
In the late dealings a Hurry In call money
to 8 per cent and expectations of nn un
favorable bank statcme.nl tomorrow ro-
nultrd In a general material depression. The
closing wns weak , with most shares record-
Ins fractional net losses. There was lllllo
or no news bearing upon the , general sllua-
tlon , asldo from the facts nolci'i. The mar
ket opened quiet , but nrm , with values
showing only slight changes.
Sugar was depressed fractionally In con
nection with a further reduction In the
domestic refined grades of the product.
JliiiilinUtxn , oh the other hand , displayed
tlrtnncsrt , In contrast to several of the In
active snares. Sugar led the cntlra mar
ket. In extent of the trading , Jlpurlng for
Jioarly one-third of the entire dealings , but ,
nrJda from that slock , the railway shares
wore decidedly moro prominent llian Iho
Industrials. London was a moderate buyer.
The upward movement was chiefly based
upon the covering of shorts , nnd when the
4lemnnd was satisfied , Iho market settled
Inlo dullness. In Iho downward movement
the cxtru declines extended to 2V1 per cent
In Sugar and Manhattan , The bond market
displayed slrcnglh at the outset , but later
declined sharply- sympathy with the de
gression In the Bhnro market and the de
velopment of selling pressure ugnlnst Iho
Rending Issues.
. Tha Sales were W32.0CO. Governments ruled
steady. vllhWlciUlngs of $16,00) .
The Evening 1'oat's Iondon financial cnble-
rrnin pays : The stock markets were dull to-
tiny , but nt the same tlm were rather lens
unsettled , nnd securities were more 'marketable.
Conroln were steady In spite of the gold ex
ports , because the government Is supporting the
market with purchaxcs. Amcrlennn were steady
nnd on the receipt of New York prices the
market cloned very good at the best. Mines
vera steadier on the Information tbnt a syndi
cate , said to bo headed by prominent financiers ,
wns to support the market. It Is believed here
that , while the gold exports to America may
be largely accounted for by natural causes , the
movement Is being much Increased by the hoardIng -
Ing In the United States , pending the result
of the election , In addition to the gold shipped
from here to America today a considerable
amount has gene from the Hank of England.
In 1'nrls the market was better and In Uerlln
steady.
The following were the clo.ilng quotations on
the leading stocks ot the New York exchange
today :
Atciilflon. N. Y. Oomrni
N.Y. AN. E 4fi
Alton.T. H Ontario AW
Am. Express Oresron line ?
Dal tlmoro A Ohio. Oreeon Niiv. .
Canada I'aolflo. . . . O. S.L. AU N
CanadaHouUiorn. . Pncine Mall
Central 1'aolllo. . . . Pcurin Deo. AK. . . .
Choa. A Ohio PlttHbure
Clilcaro A Alton. . I'ulliunn Palace. . .
C..11.A.Q tReaiHnsr
Chicago Qns B. O. W 15
Consolidated Gas. R O. W. utd 40
C. . C. . U. ft St. I , . . . Itocx Island nin ,
Colo. Coal &lron : St. Paul. r. . . . iSf
Cotton Oil Oort. . . . do pfd
DelawnroSi Hud. . St. P. A Omaha. . . . i8 ! *
Del. , tack. .V\7. ( . donfd
D.Alt. U. pfd Southern 1'aciQo. . 14Q
Kant Tenn Ru .ir Roflnorv. . . . 11)5 )
Kris Tenn. Coal A Iron.
nuptil i. . . ToxaiPaclfle. . . . . .
Fort Wnyno T. AO.Cunt. Dtd. . . M-
o , Northern i > fd. . [ Iiiloii Pncltic
O..tlO. I. | > M. . . r. u. 3. Kxnrosi
Hoe'iUm , " Vnlloi * . . . W.St. U AP 6 1
IlllnolH Cantral. . . W.SU U-AIVuM. '
SUP. AUuluth. . . . Wells Karoo Ex. . . 85
Wcnturn Union. . . . 81J <
LnkoKrto A West Wheeling AI > H. .
floufd , do lira. . ,
LnkoSlioro. . . M. A St. L , 13
Lead Trutti. . ' . U.AH. Q 13H > <
O. K 2Sh
: i , 13
Manhattan Ron. . . . C.F.AI
McmohlBA O do nfa
MlchiirnuCoiil.i T. St. L..VIC. C. . . .
MlHHourl I'acldo. . T. St. L. A K.C. pf J
Mobile. & Ohio 1 S. H. It , T. . . 8
NanhvllloOliat. . , . S. II. . Until 8"Tt
KatloiialOorJairj. Am. Too. Cede IIB
NaUConliuoufJ. . do nfd 09
N.J. Coiitr.il Am.Tol. AC. Co. . . 00
N.AW.ufd. . . . . ' . . . Com'lCabla Co , . . . 140
North Am. Co Am. Sugar pfd 07
Northern P.iellla. . U. S. Corflnso Bl'U 10
N. P.'ielllunfd. . . . . . U. S. Laalhor pM. .
U.l > . D. V U U.S. Rubber
Northwestern U.S. HuubcrpM. . 07
ileuM
offered , tall nBapsumcnts | inUl.
The totnl sales of stocks today were 210.109
iharvn. Including ths foll6wlnir : American To
bacco , 9,000 : Atclileon , 4,900 ; Amerlcnn SUKar ,
ra.OOO ; llurllnuton , 10.300 ; Chicago das. 3,300 ;
Louisville. 4,700 ; Manhattan , 21,200 ; Heading , 17 , .
000 ; Bt. I'aul , 22,900 ; Wealern Union , 15,000.
NIMV Yurie Slont-y Miirki > t.
NI2W YORK , Oct. MON13Y ON CALI
Firm at fiijS per cent ; luut loan , G per cent ;
closed at 6 per cent ,
1'IU.MU MEIIUANTILB rArEIl-7',4e8H Jier
cent.
BTERMNQ EXCIIANOK Heavy , with actual
business In bankers' Mils nt JI.M'iffl.sl for tie-
main ! nnd JI.81K-O4.81H for Blxty days ; posted
nites. Jt.SiiH.Siili and H.Siitf4.SC ; commercial
bills , J4.RO > i.
HAH HH VEH C4Ic.
BH.VEIl CKUTIFICATUS-C3 } C5Uc.
dOViniNMUNT llONDS-FJrm ; slate bond * ,
dull ; rallroud bonds , llrm.
C.IOBIHI ; auotatlons on bonds were n * fellows :
llimliui StooU < liiutatluiii.
HOSTON. Oct. D.-Call loana. ! < a7 i > or cotit !
limn loans. U37 per com. Ulojiuj prioet ( or
H , uonn ai
A.T.Ab. K W. Klec. uM. , , , , . . 40
Am. Surar 10J Wls. Coiitral.-
Am. Hucar pfd. , . . 07 ftl. Blue. Ill
llaySUto Om. , . . Oon. Kloa pfd Ul
Bell Telephone. . . Alohlson 2d. , . , , . , IBM
UpHlou A Albany. SOi Alchlson * . . , . , , ,
IibBton AMalna , . ISO Wls. Cent. Ista . . .
C. II. AVI. , , Allouer Mliilnr Cj en
Fltoliburs. Atlantic 17
Oen , Kloolrlo. lloHton A Monl.Mii
Illinois Stool. . . . . . SH lIutteAIloston. . . ,
Mexican Central. , Calumet A Hooli ,
Old Colour 173 Kranklln
Ore. Short Lluo. . . . 13 ID
Ituboer. 13H Oscoola , V4K
H Q111 nc j 110
07 Tanmraclt. , B5
JJW Wolvurluo
'ranulitci ' ) 91lnliiliiiitntliins. .
INCISCO. Oct. O.-Tha crucial clowns
luriulnlnr atjjm toj jr wora at tot
. . Oould it CnrriTTTTT 7J
. ) . 18 lliile.V Moruroai. . 14
Juhtlce. . . 14U
05 ICoiituokv Con , , . , . U
10U -
BodiaCoa , , , M6SbV"v..v.v. : : : " . t
' ( K'ctiloiilal Con. , . . 411
KulworDon. . , , . . . . Oplur jjo
Overman. , , . . , j-i
Poiobl , . . , . . . , 75
. rra Nevada ! ! ' , ' 73
tfliliin Con. . . . , , . . , 60
UUU Con , . . , a
Vullow Jackal . . . 84
H8Jnrl ° SOU
onhlr. . . , iin
Plymoutn. , . . , , . . o
Uulcknllrur , lot )
Oulck llvor pfd.isuo
Sierra Jf iraai. : . . , OB
StimUnl Con. . . . . 140
louOio OB
low Jacket. , , . 89
(4t r.d.
olMl.
olMl.Utn
Utn
iotcd at nutnci
nutnciM
M ;
Ilmnf. 1M.TO. Th um of C3W.OOO In
Ftntcn coin WHR nlthdrnnn from the Itank of
Knitlnnd lo 1ny ,
1'AIlIH , Oct. . Three p r cent rfnt , 105
15 HO for thn nc-count ; exchange on Ix > ndon. Z >
16 o for checks.
11HIIMN , Oct. 9. KxchanKS on linden , eight
Jlayii' night , 10 marks K\t pfg.
OMAHA C.U.VUItAL .MAHKHT.
CnnilHInii of Tfnilc nnil ( Vnnlntlon *
nn Stii | > lo nnil I'nncy I'roilncc.
IXJOS-Ooo.1 Block , lie.
IlIJTTnil Common to fair , c ; choice to fancy ,
country , llJ12o ; tepnrntor creamery , ISQKo
gathered cream , IZOlJo.
OAMK-I'ralrle chickens , per doz. , 2.60a3.CO (
quail , I1.2SK1.CO ; teal ducks , tl.25Ql.tOi red henJa
and mulUnln , J2.50gj.CO.
VIIKKSK Domestic brick. 9c ; Kdam , per doi. ,
} 9.tjj club houre , l-lli. Jar , r r fl ° - 'J-1S ! ' " "
berRer. fancy , per lb. . So ; Koquefort. H-1b.
J rn , per dor. , M.coj Vounit Americas , lo c ;
twlnn , fancy , UC.
VHAIi-Cholcc fat , EO to 120 U.S. , nre quoted nt
7B8e ; Inrre nnd coaree , 4B6c.
OtTl/THY Mve hens , BflBHc ; cnok , 3Ci fprlnR
chickens , SH86cj eprlnir ducKs , 7fl7V4o ; turkey *
8511'ltf. '
PIonON'S Mve , Mci dead plueons not wonted ,
HAT l'.l nd , 14.50 ; midland , 4 ; lowland ,
} J.Mj rye xtrnw , $4 : color makes the price on
liny ; light bnleH celt the best ; only t9i > Erodes
brlni ? tip prices.
.I1UOOM CO1W Enlromeljr * low rjile ; new
crop , delivered on track In country ; c'.iolce ' crccn
ROlr-worklnB carpet , per lb. . > Koi choice green ,
runnlne td hurl , 2\c \ } ; common , lc.
VKUKTAHLEri.
SWRKT I > OTATOKS-On orders , per bbl. . $1.75
TOMATOKS Per 'i-bu. ' linsket , MflCOc.
O.VlONH-OcHxl stock , per bu , , MflWc.
LIMA IlKANS-I'er lb. , 4c.
I3KANH Hand picked navy , per bu. . : U4nnt.M.
CAnnAOR Home grown , per hundred. 76Sr ! > flc
CKI.I3HV Per doz. , I5c ! fnncy , InrKP. 45ff50c
1'OTATOKS-Qood stock , per bu. , SOitSSc.
mu ITS.
-NevT York , H0Uc.
l'EACHKl''reestonc9 ' , 90c'
, .
PI.UMS Nn Fhlpplnp Block.
CALIKOHNIA CIHAPKP Tokays nml other
fnncy varieties , $1.23 ; common varieties , (1.00
ffll.10.
CUANIIKIUURS-Cnpe Cod , per hbl. , .00Ji { ( K9
APl'MJS-Cooklm ? , prr bbl. . J1.75J catlnB , Jt.Sj
O2.00 ; .Tnnnthans , fancy , 12.25.
CA1.1KOHNIA PRAHS-l'cr box , 11.76.
CAMFOHN1A QIHNCK3 Per box , J1.75.
THOl'ICAI F11U1T8.
OIlAN'OHSMexIcnh , J4.dOif4.25.
KKXIONS Messlnas , 3.CO | California lemons
tl.OOQ4.iO.
HANAKAB Choice. larRn stock , per bunch ,
$2.0002.25 ; medium-sized bunches. 51.0032.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTEnS New York counlH , per can , 45c ;
New York selects , per can , 40c ; extra selects ,
per can , 3'c ; standanl , per ran , 20c ; mediums ,
per can , 2Jo ; New York count * , per 100 , J1.25 ;
per 1,000 , Jll ; New York FeleciB , tier gal. , | 2 ;
per tub , Jll ; bulk standards , per Rnl. , Jl.SO.
HONEY Fancy white , per lb. , lie ; choice , 13c ;
California , amber color , lOc.
CIUEIl-Clarinod Juice , per half bbl. , J2.75 ; per
Lbl. . $4.60if4.7i ; .
JIAPLE 8Y11UP Flve-R.il. cans , each , J2.73 ;
Knl. cans , per doz. , } 12 ; half-gal , cans , JC..J ;
quart cam ) , $3. CO.
FIO3 Imported fancy , B crown , SO-lh. boxes ,
14c ; choice , 10-lh. boxes , 3 crown. 910c.
NUTS Almonds. California , per lb. . medium
size , lOc ; TarrnKon.i almonds , per Hi. , larcu.
12'io ; llrazlls. per lb. , So ; HnRllsli walnuts , per
lu. , fancy soft shell , 12c ; medium size , lOc ; fil
berts , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished medium , Sc
large , lOc ; peanuts , raw , CHSfTc ! roasted , 7V5c.
DATHS-Halloween , per lb. , Cc ; fards , 10-lb.
boxes , per lb. , 7c.
HIDES AND TALLOW. .
JIIDES No. 1 wreen bides , 4o ; No. 2 creen
bides , 30 ! No. 1 'green salted hides , Be ; No. 2
Kreen enltcd hides , 4o ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs. , Cc ; No. 3 veal cnlf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . 4c ; No. 1
dry flint hides , 7t8c : No. U drj- flint hides , 6O7o
No. 1 dry salted hides , 6c ; part cured hides , He
per lb. , less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 25@COo
green Baited shearings ( short vrooled etirly
skins ) , each , ISc ; dry shearings ( shoit wooled
early cklns ) . No. 1. each , 60 ; dry shearlings
( short wooled early chins ) . No. 1 , pnch , Cc ; drj
Hint Kansas and Nebraska , butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 4BEc ; dry Hint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , net-
ual weight , 3ff4o ; dry Hint Colorado butcher
wool pelts , per lb. actual wclcht , 4850 ; dry
flint Colorado Murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 3if4c ; feet cut off , as It Is useless to pay
freight on them.
TAI.LOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. I , 2V5c ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2c : grease , white A , 2WC ; crease ,
white H , Hie ; srease , yellow , l'ic ; grease , dark ,
IVjc ; old butter , 202Hc ; beeswax , prime , 15Jj
22c ; rouKh tallow , Ic.
HONES In car lots , weigher and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton. $12.00g'l.00 Ory
country , bleached , per ton , J19.OOJrl2.00 ; dry coun
try. damp and meaty , per ton , JG.OQIJ8.00.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , G0a : flue , llcht ,
SftSc : ( luartcr Mood , 10J12c ; fiecdy , burry and
chnffy , SWo ; cotted nnd broken , coarse , 7ffOc ;
cotter ! anil broken , fine , CUttc. Fleece washed
Medium , 15018o : Hne , ,14BlCc ; tub washed , 10fi >
18c ; black. > 80 ; bucks , Oo ; tag- locks , 2@3c dead
pullod. GSCc.
FUESII MEATS.
Heef Good native steers , 400 to COO Its. . GW ©
7c ; western steers , 65J4c ; good cows and heif
ers , So ; medium cows nnd helfem. 4V4e ; good
forcquarters cows and heifers , 3J44c ; good
forcquartcra native steers. 4Vj@3c ; good blnd-
qunrterB cows nnd heifers. OVjc : Rood hindquar
ters native steers. 8 0 : cow rounds , 6c ; cow
plates , 3c ; boneless chucks. 4c ; cow chucks , 3c ;
steer chucks. 3'ic ; beef tenderloins , ISc ; beef
rolls , boneless , 9e ; elrloln butts , boneless , 8V4c ;
loin backs , boneless , 9a ; loin backs , 7c ; cow
ribs. No. 3. CJJc ; cow loins , No. 3 , 7 e ; beef
trimmings , 3c ; rump butts , Cc ; shoulder clods ,
5c.
5c.Pork
Pork Dressed hogs , 4Jc ! ; pork loins , Cl o ; pork
tenderloins , He ; Fjiaro ribs , 3-io ! : Imm uusage ,
butts , 5ic ! ; pork shoulders , rouith , 414c ; pork
shoulders , skinned. Be ; pork trimmings , 4 ! c ;
If at Jan ! , not rendered. 4J4c.
Jlutton Dressed lambs. 7c ; dressed mutton ,
Co ; racks , mutton , lOc ; legs , mutton , 8c ; pad
dles , mutton , 8c : etews , 24e ; sheep plucks , 3c ;
sheep tongues , per doz. , 20c.
NEW YOHIC GKMHIAI , MAHICET.
nt the liny on VurloiiH
CoilllllOlllUl-H.
NKW YOUK , Oct. . FLOUH Uecelpls , 2S.BOO
bbls. ; exports , 20.COG bbls. ; quiet today , with
buyers nnd sellers 10lo apart ; south
ern flour , more active at J3.G3 ;
Minnesota patents , J3.834.2 $ ; Minnesoln
bakers , f2.60@3.23 ; "winter patents , S3.909I.IO ;
winter Btrnlghlii. 13.BIW3.70 ; winter low grades
J2.10iT2.30 ; city mill patents. J4.TOfll.73 ; city mill
clears. J4.10fl > 4.20 ; mill patents. J3.70S4.20. lluck-
wheat Hour steady ; tl.40Sfl.Si ) .
HUCICWHKAT Steady at 40 o for first half.
December delivery.
HYK O.ilct ; No. 2 western , 43',5Mlc.
COUN MI3AI < Firm ; yellow western , 43 ®
V4c.
HAIILEY Steady ; new feeding , 2S'iJ2S c elf
'
Huffalo ; feeding. 2SViff28e.
HAHI.EY MALT Firm ; western , C3fT57c.
WHEAT Itecelpts , 83,300 bu. ; exports , 15,904
bu , ; spot , Inactive ; No. 1 , hard , "CHc , f. o , b. ,
alloat. Options were advanced sliarjily by Btronn
cables and moderate foreign buying but soon
yielded to general unloading by scalpers , at
tributed to heavy receipts and easier late-
cables , and closed dull nt a partial advance of
He ; No. 2 red. October , 73c ; December , 743-1CM
75'ic , closing 74c ,
COHN HecelptB. 104.300 bu. ; exports , 13,181 bu.-
spol. Inactive ; No. 2. 29Hc , elevator. Options
opened stronger on smaller receipts than ex
pected and covering liy shorts , closing at % c
advance ; October , closed 2354o ; December. 30 1-16
Gf30'ic. ' closing SOVic.
OATS Hecelpts , 33.COO bu. ; exports , 24.4JS bu. ;
spot , dull ; No. 2 , 21ic. Options , quiet , but
steady with corn , closing unchanged to Ho net
advance ; October , closed 21c ; December. 22n
25Jc , closing 22e.
HAY Dull ; shipping , DiQCOc ; good to choice.
.
HOP * * Quiet : state , common to choice. 1SOI
crop , ; U541ic ; 1WJ crop , 3Oio ; Paclflc co.ut. 1S90
crop , S iC'.ic.
HIDICS Firm ; Qalvcston , Ho ; IJuenoa Ayres ,
dry. ICe : Texas , dry , Mic.
LNATII Ell Firm : hemlock sole , Buenos
Ayres. lO'JOMc.
1IUTTI2II Itccelpts , 4,730 pkRS. ; stendy ; west
ern dairies , 7',4Hc ' ; western rrramery , 115iJ
17Ho ; Elglns , l7Vic : factory. 7elle ,
CHEESE-Hecelpts. 4,201 pkgs. ; quiet ; large ,
7 < f9Tic ; small , TWK'c ; part tklms. 3iO ! c ; full
eklms. SSJHc.
EQ(1S Ilecelpts , 6,592 pkgs. ; steady ; elate nnd
Pennsylvania. l ! > 820c ; westerns , HWOlSc ,
PItOVISlONS Uird , steady : weslern steam ,
J4.CO ; icniied , firm ; rontlnnnt. J4.90 ; Houth Amer
ica , $4.60 ; compound , I4.WS1 75. Port : , llrm :
mess , J8.25ff8.75 ; short clear. J8.50B5.BO.
IljS Onion > e il oil , active nnd excited , prime
' rude , 23Mr 23c : prime crude , t. o. b. mills.
. , .
MI3TAI.S-PIB Irnn. quiet ; wulhern. J10 25 ©
12.00 ; northern , J10.75'crll.OO , Cupper ilCBaV-
brokern , J10.BO ; exchanr * . Jt .75 rll.to. Lead'
steady ; brokers. 12.60 ; exchange. Jl.7001.7t. Tin'
quiet ; utrnlu. JI3.COC12.C5 : plutes , quiet. Spel
ter. quiet ; domestic. 3.C063.70.
CulTt-c
NKW YOnK. Oct.COFFEEOptons ! > |
opened uteady at 5010 points decline , following
unfavorable cables , steadier on largo warehouse
deliveries nnd a firm feeJlMt In bpot depart
ment : declined tJinrply under llquldntlon , nnd
closed wrnlc nt 20&35 polnti net decline ; October ,
19.75 ; November , J'J.CO : December , J9.25ii'J.45.
fpol coffee , lllo , steady ; No. 7 , Jobbing , HKo ;
Invoice , lOHc , 11I1J. qul t ; Cordovh , 1541 He.
Total warchouM dfllvvrlrH from the * I'nlteil
3talra , 14,717 bagi , Including U.S84 bags fiom
N w York : clock today , 03SC bags ; Unlled
Slates stock. ! 372S bac ; nlloat for the United
States , 312.000 bags ; total visible Mr the United
States , S < ,32S l.us . , ntalna , U3S19 bags last
year. -
SANTOS. Oct. D.-COFFEE-Bteady ! good aver
age Santos. lloo rcls ; rccelj'ts , 7,000 bat's ;
ttock. IM.OOi ) bUB . '
HAMWma , -COFFEE"-SUnily ut U
pin. lifeline ; sales. 13.000 bssv. ' .
HIO , Oct. J.-COFFEE Acllvo and prices
steady ; No. 7. lllo , 11,000 rcU : exchange. S 25-33,1 ;
rcrclptn. 11,000 b B i clvareil for Iho I'njled '
tatr * , 8.004 toga ; for Kuropt , 8,000 bags ; clock ,
; itf.OOO bags.
HAVltE. Oct.COFFKECo ! ed steady nnd
unchanged to W net decline ; tales , 47,000 basa.
KUIKII * Cll > - .llnrUcts.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 9.-WIIEAT Actlve.
llulitlr higher ; No. I hard , COUtiCJo ; No , 3.
MhtiOVic ; Mr. Z red , 71c ; No. 3. CSJjOci No. 1
iprlnv . Wo ; No. 3. nominally. ITQSSp.
COUN-Slow , llclitly lower ; NoT I mixed ,
:04o : No. 1 wlUtu. : ie2tHc.
OATO Active ; No. l mixed , nominally , ITOISc ;
Ho. 2 white , new , nominally , IStilSc ; old. 21c.
HYE-No. I , nominally , SlfJ32c.
IlAY-Hteadr ; chulc * tlraolhy. J7.00&7.M ;
choliH ) cralrl. . J4.U9i.00.
nUTTr.n-Flrra ; creamery , UOHo ; dairy , 88
12.1.
cod iveiilc at lie. ,
MORE MEN ARE PUT TO WORK
Conditions of Trade , According to Dun
Distinctly Better ,
BUYING OF MATERIALS IS LARGER
Dcninnil for Wlirnt Altriiml nnil for
Gold Here Help * IlnnliicMM lit
TlilM Country In iv
| | MnrUciI l
NKW YOIUC , Oct. 9.-R. O. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trndo tomorrow will say
Distinctly better conditions of trnilo linvo
appeared of late nntl arc rcllccteil in Home *
what larger employment of labor , In larger
transactions nnil In continued buying of
materials for manufacturing.
A great part of the cbnngc Is duo to
those Irresistible Inws of supply nnd tic-
mnnd which tiiko wheat where It Is wnntci
nnd gold whcro It la wanted. India Is waitIng -
Ing for cargoes of wheat on the way from
1'aclDc states , just as Australia nnd Soutl
American countries were not BO long
ago. The surplus usually available
soon disappears and the surplus fron
llussla * and European countries
In reduced , according to lain estimates , 70,000,000
1m. Haiiplly tills country IIOB n supply whlcl
utllclnl accounts Imvc not correctly meaaured
If actual movements do not greatly mislead
Western receipts for the week were 7.219,000
liu. , agnlnnt 7,3.'il , 7 ( bti , last week , and this
follows nn Increase of H,000,000 bu. In receipts
during the quarter cmlcd September 30. At
lantic ojports. 2,1)69,071 ) bu. . Hour Included , for
the week , against 1,707,023 l > u. last year , arc
not yet so large as to force prices upward , I
European buying , bated on European needs , did
not control our markets. A feature of largo
Importance , too , Is the unusual foreign tlemnni
for corn , which Is n rarely falling sign of do-
llclent crops abroad , where other grains nre
used Instead when wheat becomes scarce aiu
dear.
Iron furnaces In blast October 1 Imvc n
capacity lit 112,728 tons weekly , against 129.500
tons Bentombor I , and 217,300 tons November
1. last year , while unsold stocks decreased ! ! . " > , -
853 tons , but If those of steel makingconceins
were Included , would probably show an Increase.
lluyliiK of materials continues , but IJessemer Is
a shade weaker , J11.40 at Plttsburg. The de
mand for products Is Blight , and po much busi
ness Is held back pending the election that
the decreasing of the output Is not an un
healthy sign. There Is ( | iiltc n Rood demand .for
sheets , csiieclnlly nt the west , und rather better
for pipes , nnd outside concerns are getting
large contracts In steel nnd Iron bars and In
nails , but prices have not been reduced. Minor
metals change little , with n slightly better de
mand for copper , lead quiet nnd tin weaker , be
cause the visible supply , 35,400 tons , IK K.COl
tons greater than a year ngo. Some competing
manufacturcri ) are making large sale * of 100-11) .
tin plates at 1.1.20.
Textile manufacturers arc gaining a. little , ami
the buying of wool by large mills covers 7.CG2.SOO
Iba. for the week , nputnst 11,2W,200 Ibs. laet
year. Prices advanced about 1 per cent In Sep
tember , nnd have since advanced even more ,
though few of the mills have orders for n
lontf time.
Failures for the week were 294 In the United
States , against 2SG last year , and forty-six In
Canada , against thirty-three last year.
WEEKLY CLH.VUIXG HOUSE TOTALS
of IIIIHlllOHN TritUMIIUtVll 1
till * AMNOdllt I'll IllllllCN.
NEW YORK , Oct. 9. The following table ,
compiled by Uradstreet's , shows the total clear
ances at the principal cltlc.i and the percentage
of Increare or decrease , as compared with the
corresponding week last year :
IIIQAHS III3M3W TIIKIII AOTIVITV.
HtockM Docllne ivllli Iliiililitl n of
NRW YOUK , Oct. S. nradstrcefa review of
he New York stoc't mnrltet will sny : I.liiulJa-
lon of speculative lioldlnfs and renewed actlv-
ty by bearish operators gave nn unsteady ap-
learnnce to speculatl > > n an > 1 caused pretty cen-
ral tlecllncs In prlcei this week. Tlie profes
sional Interests , which were responslhlo for
he advance , were reaOy to take prollta on the
one side and to work for a reaction In prices
hat would not entirely facilitate operations for
ho short account , but would furnish oppor-
unity for the acquisition of lines of long Block-
on a moro advantuieou.i basis. The tends ! )
manipulation wns aided by a number of cir
cumstances. The unexpected reappearance of
he fctrlngency In money , and the development
of the fact that them la a , demand for gold
'or ' hoarding purposes , Imd an unsettling In *
luence on rentlment.
On the other hand , the condition of the grain
nnd cotton markets re-new assurance that the
favorable condition In our foreign trade will
continue , and the renewed decline In exchange
las lircn promptly followed liy further cnguiie-
ncnls In lx > ndon for shipment to this country.
The total amount of fpocle shipped from the
other il < U during the week Is JI.X50.COO. and
foreign exchange ls at a level uhlcli affords as
surance that the movement will probably con-
Inue. Among other fuvnrable HJMJIU of neiva
s the commendable disposition or western rail
roads to nettle their troubles nn.d advance rates ,
vhlle the war at the south term * to lie a
hlnK of the past. The decline -of American
Bugar utock. though H feature of the market ,
ras the result of clraumilanccs peculiar lu thn
company nnd to the trade , the prlncliuil factors
jelni ; the weakness of the raw sugar markets
and the report that a laige financial Interest
w ubout tn establish opposition rrllncrles. On
'rlilay the market , with the exception of tiugur.
ras ftrOMK till the last hour , when renewed
veukness appeared on l > ear selllntr. based on tiift
ack of su ] > i > ort and the /car of n bad hank
statement , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SOUTH SHOWS AN IMl'llOVKMIS.VT.
Volume of Trnilo In ( lie Ouiiiiiry In
l.llllo nrciltrr Tliiiu I. nut \Vec-U.
NB\V YORIC , Oct. S.-ltradctret-t's tomorrow
vlll nay : Colder wrathtr , continued lie vy re *
celpts of cotton and wheat , and other Influences
lave stimulated demand tor staple goods at
various points , buf the volume of trade remains
without material change from a week tuto. The ,
tendency At Borne ctntPM iWr.tti n nmsller trude
lilt th * Renerdl outlook J for nn Improvr , ! d *
rnand fitter election. IhleUry merchants ndhfr
tn the hand-to-mouth pfllcr of huylnr , hnrt
wholenitle tncrctinnts ere inf nlM tn exutnln * Into
credits closely , nxcepl 'n.'th ' . cotton nd when
regions , mercantile collections continue witl.i
f no too' . '
Trndo Improvement In rpqrtod from Atlanta
Augusta , Charleston. Illrmlfuthnm , New orlenn
n < l TMIIH clllcs. T1i ( 1'hKH * coaf-t reports In
crefinlne activity In wlKMjth ( > noteworthy fea
ture belnir n cargo of wHf p tK > rted to Indln
Total e > iK > rtii of wheat nma'1 > oth con ts of the
I'MltM stntpti and from Morxtrpal , Hour IncludM
n.t wheat , continues to attract Attention , In view
of the short supplies In HAWU , India , Argentina
nnd Austrnlla. The ( lom itlc.wlifftt crop Is more
likely to approximate WO.IMl.COO bu. till * year
than only 400,000.000. the c nctnl Interpretation n
the government whent crori reiiorl. With the
prospect favoring nn exceptionally large ilenmm
for wheat for export within. the next sis months
n. larger supply than herctoforo reported Is likely
to prove fortunate. Tlie totnl etports of whea
for the week amount tn 4,050,772 bu. , ngalns
4,21.1.000 1'U. ' last work. 2.21 LOW Inl. In the llrs
week of October , 1893 , 3,317,00 * bu. In 1SS ( , 2.PZ.-
000 bu , In 1S93 , nnd 3.C25.000 bu. In the correspond
Ing week of 1S93.
Them nre 119 business failures In the t'nltoi
Htnte ? reported this week , n decline of thirty
four ns compared with List week , bill mi In
crease if seventeen lit compared wlti : thp por-
respoiidlng week In 1894. When contrasted will
the corresponding total In ISM , this week's fall
Ini ; off Is 115. There nre thirty-seven business
failures reported from the Canadian Domlnlot
this week. I.i t week the tolnl wns twenty
three , ft year ngo It wim llfty-four , nnd two
years ngo thirty-seven.
Liverpool MnrltlH.
MVr.ltPOOL , Oct. . WIIUAT Spot , firm ; de-
miind moderntoi No. 2 spilng , Csj No. I hard
Manitoba , Gt 2Ud ; No. 1 California , r.s 3d , Fu-
lures opened llrm , with near nnd distant I > o-
slllonaViil hlnher ; clofC'l ( inlet , with near pa
Mtlona iiff'/id higher , nnd distant positions
higher ; hunlness heaviest on middle positions
October , Cs lOil : November , 5s IM ; December , 6s
HHd ; January , ts HHd : March , Cs U'l.
IXHN Spot , llrm ; Amerlcnn mixed , new , Is
ll'id. Pulures opened firm , with near and ills-
lanl positions \ < \ higher ; Hosed llrm , with' ' near
nnd distant positions WlrVi'l ' hlRher ; b\islnes < i
nbout cqunlly distributed ; November , 3s V d
Deremlver , Is ? Jd ; January , 3a > Jd ; May , 3s Id ,
VLOUH Klrmi demand inodi-rntc ; Ht. I jula
fancy winter , 8s 3d.
PROVISIONS llncon. linn ; demand fair ; Cum
berland cut , 2S to 30 Ihs. , 33s ; uliort rll'S , 20 to
21 His. , 29s 6.1 ; long clear , Unlit , 33 to 33 Ibi. ,
2 s ; long clear , licnvy , 40 to 43 Urn. , SSs ; short
clenr backs , light , 18 Ibs. , 2"a W : short clear
mlddle.i , heavy , 43 to to. Ibs. , 22s 6.1 ; clear liel-
lies. 11 to IS Ihs. , 30.1. Shoulders , square , 12 to
1 ! * Ibs. , 2.1s C.I. . Hams , short cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. ,
48s. Tnllow , tlrm ; Nortli American , 21s 6d. lleef ,
extra India mess , Ms ; prime mess , 40s. Pork ,
prime mess , line western. 47s Cl ; medium , SSs
Sd. I.nrd , llrm ; prime western , J.1s ; rellncd. In
palls , 25s.
UHI313SI3 Firm ; demand fnlr ; finest Amerlcnn ,
while , Augusl , 4Ss ; ilne.it American , colored ,
August , 49s.
IIIJTT13H Finest Unlled Hlalen , f5s ; swxl , ffls.
OILS Turpentine spirits , 21s ; petroleum , re
fined. CVid.
URFiliaRIlATOH IlEEP Forcqunrters , 3d
hlndqunrlers , 5Vtd.
HOPS At London ( I'acino coast ) , 3.
Hecelpts during three days , 215,000 centals
Including 73,000 Amerlcnn.
Hecelpts of American coin for past three days
103,200 centals.
\Veathcr , line. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. I.oulniurnl ;
ST. LOUIS , Oct. \V1IMAT Owing to the
bullish news prevailing , the future market
opened better nnd advanced , closing IttfflTfcc
blither than \ -dnei.dny ; spot llrm on call , but
tame ; No. 2 red , cash , In elevator , 70V4c ; on
track , 71072140 : No. 2 hiitil , cash , Cl'ic asked
December , 71liif"lo ; May , 7Clio ni-ked.
COHN Although futures were strong mu
higher , speculation wns dull nnd featureless
Bpot steady ; No. 2 cash , Zl'.ic ; December , 2lVi
ZlKc ; May , 2IHc.
OATS I-'utures stronger , but without much
speculative Interest ; spot dull ; No. 2 cash , ICa
M.iy , IOMo bid.
HYU-Sllic In elevator.
COHN MEAL 11.53.
11KAN Firm ; Bold on this side at 32c , nnd
sacked nt 2 ! > c on enst trocrf.
Un Steady nt 70c ,
TIMOTHY SHHD-I'rime , ? 5.50.
* HAY Dull , with less ileitinnd for choice
timothy , which wns caslerf ! > rnlrlo , scarce nnd
BtroiiB at J5.50iJ7.00 ; j timothy $7.00ifi'l0.50 ,
this side. ( i , f
EROS Higher at 1314e. , , ,
rOUI.TRY Steady ; chlckWi "M. Hie ; spring ,
60 ; turkeys , ( Inner at 7T7Vioj ducks , btcady ut
6'J7c : geese , llrm nt 4gCc.
WHISKY 11.18. j , , r. . ,
Sl'ELTnil-Sellers nsk J3.4" ,
I'UOVISIONS 1'ork. hlfelier ; standard mess ,
Jouldns , > ( i.75Jf7.00. LnrVlj 'hither ; prime ptonm ,
Jl ; choice , $4.10. Hacon , box'cd shoulders , Jl.12',6 ;
longs. 4 ; ribs nnd shortf. .M.12W.
IlKCBIl'TS Flour , S.ODO bbls. ; wheat , 82,000
bu. : corn , 1M.OOO bu. ; qat jj 40,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 10,00 { bbls. : whent , 10,000
bu , ; com. Sl.OCO bu. i , ynlg , JS COO bu.
London Stn'clt ? ( l'lli > tn tloiiH.
LONDON , Oct. 0. J p. in. elif 410.71 '
ConsolH.m'v IiHOf rtfeitk-auanlln.iry. 6" "
Consol3.aco'u 10'J't
dm ; Paeinc r > ! ) ) { > \VCflHtKtt .
Krlo 14 . B3
RrlulBtnfd . < ! 2 RQiilln * * *
111.Central. . . . . . . . . . SUM MiX. Ceri. now 41. . CO
HAH SILVF.n 29 15-1C.I 1 > er or.
MONEY 1 per cent. ,
The mte of discount In , the open mnrket for
short bills , 22V4 per cent ; for three months'
btllB , 2 per cent.
I'corlli
I'EOnrA. Oct. 9. COIIN I'Visy ; No. 2 , 22Vic ;
' OATS A4ctive ; No. 2 white , 20iJJ2054c. !
HYK Dull nnd nominal.
WHISKY Market sternly ; finished goocla on the
b.lsls. of JI.18 for high wines.
IlECEHTS Corn. S3.400 bu. ; oats. 14,500 bu , ;
rye. 1.200 bu. ; whisky , none ; wheat , 8,400 bu.
SHIPMENTS Coin. 3S.9M bu. : oatB. 92.C50 mi , ;
rye , none ; whisky , 793 gala. ; wheat , COO bu.
IJp > - GfioilM.
NEW YOnK. Oct. 9. There wns no life to
the dry KOodH market todny , except oul of mall
orders. I'rlnllng clolhs , dull nt 2' c hid and
declined.
FALL niVEH. Oct. 9. Print cloths , nominal.
2TiCMANCIIRSTEH , Ocl. 9. Clolhlng quiet , with
out quotable change ; yarns irregular and some
what Inactive. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Co ii Mnrkct.
JNK\V OHLEANS , Oct. , 9. COTTON-Steady ;
middling 7''c : low middling , 7 1-lCc ; good or
dinary. 13-lCc.
NEW YOHK , Oct. 9 , COTTON Dull ; mld-
STIXHJIS ' ) Oct. 9. COTTON Quiet ; 1-lCc
lower : middling. 7V40 ; Hales , ISO halea ; receipts ,
4,022 bales ; shipments. 4.S51 bales ; Block , 19,870
bales. _ . _
Market.
NEW YORK , Oct. 0. StJOAH Hnw , steady ;
rellncd , ( inlet ; No. C. 3Hc ! standard A , to ; con-
ffctlonerB' A , 4c ; cut loaf. 4ie ; crushed , 4 io ;
powdered. 4 ? o ; granulated , 4Hi" cubes , 4ic.
'LONDON , Oct. 9. 8UCJAIS Cane , dull und
tending dnwmvnnl ; centrifugal Java , 10s Cd ;
Muscovado , fair retlnlng , 9s 3d. Deet sugar ,
dull ; little doing ; October , 9s Sd.
0 1 1 CltX ailirkc t.
OIL CITY , Oct. 9. Credit balances , $1.10 ; cer
tificates , no business or offers ; shipments , 83 , MO
bbls. ; runs. 90,952 bbls. _
> KrlnioVIieut. .
SAN FIIANCISCO. Oct. 9. WHEAT Quiet ;
December , $1.20H : Miy : , > l.:2Vi.
IMllllIltllllOlCH. .
DAI/TIMOnE , Oct. U. Clearing * , J2,131OIS ; hal-
nnces , $275,029.
1IOSTON , Oct. 9. Clearings , $14,515,318 ; bal
ances. $ lSiS6,9"C.
NEW YOUK. Oct. 9. Clearings , $90,871,011 ;
balances , 13,533.205.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9. Clearings , $8,901,850 ;
balances. $1,015,011.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. O.-ClenrliigB , $5.154,239 ; bal
ances , $336,4(4 ; money , stendy ut Cr8 per cent :
New York" exchange , $1.BO discount hid ; $1,25
uskcd ,
discount
_ _
DI3.VTII CA IK AVIIIIjl-i SIIK SI.Kl'T.
I ' "a till KfToctH n ( 3InfiIilnc | Taken liy
Mrx , Citifiiilii * ! ! ,
Sfra. Maria Anne Campbell , a young
woman who had been'rcsldlnc at the resi
dence of her - - ' ) , 0 , 0. Huut ,
2101 Ohio street , dl li./yiiursOay morning
from the effects of mil overdose of morphine ,
Bi'lfiadmlnlslered , nccliUntally , as It IB
believed. " t
Mrs , Campbell liad VevA grlovlnc over the
loath of her husband,1 which occurred last
May , and had al times 'Reen looked upon by
jur relatives as dementta ! to uome degree ,
It was believed , liowtyver , that uho was rp-
coyerliiB. She had beVfi' if victim of insomnia
and It has been dlecovcml olnco her tlcmUo
that she had beuu livitho liablt of taking
uorplilnr , although h .relatives had no
Enowledgo of her use p.tjjiu drug.
'
The woman slept veryi' undlyVednesday
light and did not arlie.nt the usual hour ,
ilr. Hunt went lo her roim and heard her
breathing heavily. Whjij ho entered ho became -
came alarmed at her appearance nnd sum-
uoned a physician , whq found her dying ,
It Is believed that Mm , Campbell obtained
morphine the day before and ibal she acci
dentally took an overdose of the drug. The
hcory of suicide la scouted by the relatives ,
vho state that uhe lias often expressed tier
cpugnanco of Relf-destructlon.
No Inquest was deemed necessary by the
oroner , who had been summoned. The
unoral will occur today.
NSTnUMliNTS placed on record Friday ,
October 9. ISM :
WARRANTY 13KKOS.
O. R Davis to W , H. , Cro v , touth
SO fc l lot 2V. . A. lledluk'H jd.J } ( 1,000.0)
QUIT CLAIM DiEDB.
S. T. Potter nnd wlfo to ( J. K.
Hawkins , lot 8 nnd south ' /j lot 7 ,
block 4 , Potter & C.'n ndd to
South Omuhu . . 1,00
DKKDS.
Sheriff to O K Avery , block ID ,
Halcyon Helghta . 1,500.00
Total amount of tranafc'ra , . . , , . . 52,501.W
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Run of Ctvttlo In and Trade Devoid
of Pcaturo.
DEMAND GOOD AND STRONG PRICES PAID
All < : rnilc-N to ! Utilt'Kl ) ' iitul
In .Soon liver UOKM Sell
, tint \Vi-n1coii
it tli < * Close ,
Kilt DAY , Oct. 9.
Hecelpts for the ilayn Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
Total receipts 91 Cl 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 11
O. II. Hammond Co. . . . 2.7)135
Swift and Company.157 1,352 20T.
Cudahy IMcklliB Co 82 1S03 ,
It. Hocker & Degan 271
Viuisttnt & Co IfiS
J , Ij. farcy r.s
tollman & Itothschllds. . 3
AV. I. Stephens 23(1 (
Hoiiton & Underwood. . . . 120
Huston & Co IK
1 * R Schnllur 45
l.nyton fi Co M
Cudahy Uros. Co. , K. C. . 20
IMunkliiRton , Mllwaukeo SI
Chicago P. ft V. Co. . Ne
braska City , Neb 191
Other buyers 17S
Lett over , , 150 200
Total 2,281 1,101 403
CATTLR-Tho receipts of cattle were 2,310
head , as compared to 1,033 head yesterday
and 3.20S head K week ago.
The market-was In very satisfactory con
dition , but there wns very Illtlo In the way
of now features. The trade was in just
aboul the same condition that u has been
all this week , that 1 demand Rood and
values strong.
There wcr.e no good corn-fed natives In
the yard * aid not many western beeves.
A few half fat natives sold at T3.V3. The
prices p.ild showed a steady to strong
market.
About flflren loads of cows and heifers
were offered , and sold In about the same
notch ns yesterday.
Feeders and Ptock cattle were steady to
strong'and In good demand.
The market on all kinds of cattle was
active , und the pens were cleared at an
early hour. Representative sales :
HKKF STKERS.
No. AV. T > r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1220 W 50 S..1000 J373
COWS.
. 710 i ss C. . , . ! W5 2 23 13. . IfiQ n i
ii .1130 2 CO 10. . . RS3 2 2" I. . ! ! lI20 2 fi )
: . 751) 2 CO 1. . ,1020 2 30 I. . .1110 2 fO
i. . . TIEO 2 CO 1. . , . 920 2 30 r . . , .1112 2 rn ,
i. . . . S20 2 10 1. . , .IOM 2 sr 3. . .1191 2 C3
i. . 1. . .1140 2 35 1. . .1130 2 CO
i. . ! llM > 2 13 1. . . 9JO 2 40 1. . , .1120 2 C3
.1110 2 15
'HEIFERS ,
I. . . . C30 2 Bf | o. . . . tOU 2 53 . CS7 2 CO
r . . . . S32 2 oo " . . . . 4S2 2 uO , f90 2 C3
1. . . . SCO 2 GO 2. . . . 5SO 2 CO 933 2 S3
2. . . . O ) 2 S3
1..10LO 2 10 , 1..1110.2. 40 1..1200 , 2 CO
1..14CO 23) 1.1 GO 2 40 1..13IO 2 C3
1..12SO 2 23 1. . . . 7CO 2 M 790 2 CT
l.1(130 : ( 2 r 1..14CO S 50 1..1570 2 73
1..1520 2 35 1.1490 2 DO
STAGS.
1..1070 SCO
OXEN.
1..1I50 " 2 W 1..1C50 .2 73
CALVISH.
3 CO 1. . . . 250 4 23 2 % 4 SO
K. . . 350. 3 23 I. . . . 270 4 CO 110 5 0
1. . . . SCO 3 ll ) 1. . . . ICO 4 It ) iso 5 25
1. . . . 2704 00
STOCKins AND FEEDERS.
sr.o 2 CO i. . , it ) 3 CO 9. . , MM 3 40
1. . 850 2 70 11. . , m 3 JO 41. . , as 3 40
3 CO 12. . . C87 .1 33 , 570 3 40
1 llW 3 10 S3. . , 02 3 33 , r.co 3 40
3 10 4. . . C03 S 40 , 7:0 3 45
" 3 23 ' ' , 4i5 3 40 2. . , 735 3 50
21 ! ! ! ! s ; a 3 23 G' . , MS 3 40 1. . , M2 3 50
3 30 , ( S5 3 40
WHSTCHNS.
WYOMING.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 sir , tiff. . . ' . 1)10 ) J2 73 1 calf 2&0 II 00
'
: T. J. Hutledue.
Ibull 1030 200 Ccnws 933 240
5 cows , , . , , . , U02 210 23 feeders. . . . 934 340
" Doty Ilrcw.
Scows 1243 223 0 fleers 1201 323
10 halters. . , . . S3J 2 75 . 131 feeders..1111 3 40
Standard Cattle Oo.
2 cows. . . , . " ; , 920 2'CO S heifers 1100 303
(1 ( cows. fi'S 2 IS a feeders..1027 323
1 cow..1110 2 C3 1 steer 1120 325
13 te ra. . , . .12uO75 5 BtecrH 125S 330
3 steers 12J5 300 23 steers 1230 330
Swan Land & Cattle Co , ,
3 bulls 1193 190 106 heifers 10S4 SCO
73 rows 10SO SCO 1 feeder SSO 325
C2 steers.1107 2 W ) . 8 steers 11S5 333
, Mm-vcli Horsey & Co.
tcows 10SO EO C feeders..1023 3 ! 3
Western Union lleef CM.
Scows ! > S1 2 f,0 25 feeders..1011 3 ! 3
18 cows ICfO 2 FO
, . , W. M. Center.
1 feeder 1100 315 31 fleers 9C9 3 CO
A. II. Hell.
7 covs 1181 265 11 steers K9) 370
nSTRAYS.
1 Bteer 1030 2 BO 1 steer 1240 320
I steer. , 1210 2 CO 5 Bteers 128S 320
1 ulei-r 11CO a M
COI.OIIADO.
100 feeders..1010 3 43
J. "W. Illce & Co ,
1 sir , UK. . . . 950 2 CO 45 feeders. , . , f70 323
10 fecdeis. . . . SSI 2 63 107 feeders. . . . fc'JO 323
4 feeders. . . . S17 2 73
73IDAHO
IDAHO ,
1 feeder 10CO 333
HOUR Tlie receipts of boss were liberal , the
count tmlny helm ? 3OSS , as against .1,057 jederday
nnd I.OSO on the corresponding iluy of last week.
The iiimliet opened with the buyers offering
lower prices , bill salcciiien Kenerally were llrm ,
o that theie was llttlo tr.vllmr u lliat hauls.
Iluyers Knidually raised their hands-until their
bids were nboiit on 11 par with yesterday's prlcis
and then the hogs commenced movlm ; freely.
Toward the close thp market was not quite so
strong , especially en the heavy lintrs , TiiklnK
the matltet ns a whole , II would hardly nvernKO
qulle an slrontf us yeslerday , mid yet there was
not enough dlffeience to admit ot Us brine
auotcd.
Heavy hogs , welshing SOO pounds nnd over , sold
nil the way from (3.00 to SI 15 , but the bulk
wtnt at tJ.05as.10 , the same as yesterday ,
The medium toeiRhts and mixed londti sold
principally at $3.1583.20 , with some Unlit weights
nt 13.25 und { 3.30 , the top helne ! > c higher than
yesterilay.
Thn ini'rnKO oC loday's Ralea wna just about
20o hlKher Ilian Monday' * nvern e market. An
compiired with u your ago It was 7o lower and
jl.83 lower than two years UKO. Three years
HKO toilay the nverane price for the hos oM on
tills marlset wns JC.S9 , Heprctentatlve sales :
ltd Mo l < * M , 71 S S
IM Idaho evrti. , , , 103 t IS
emo.ujo i.ivn STOOIC.
Smnll s'upiily of Ciilllc Stinicleii < tn
Kill All Order- .
CHICAnO , Oct. ? . A small supply nt cattle
wiis ufllclrnt to nil thf demand , nnd prices
were barely steady nn.l unchanged , Native brof
steer * sold nt nn trcm range ef from H.SS
to ts.40 , liut only one nlc was made aliove
.15. The bulk of the trading wns nt from
II.SO to U.7S , conii'flratlvcly little being done
li low (4. . There wns n fair stntUcr nnd fcrnlrr
trade , with snips at from tS.60 to II. M. Krtt
holfcrs were c rco and hlfthor , n few fancy
ones selling at from tl to JI2.V but cannlnfr
oattlo wenas low ns ever. Calves soM nt from
$ : .M to 2.so for \ < COT to best , llnnce cattle
sold at from J3 to 13.73 for steers , and at from
J2.30 to J.1.4J for rows nnd heifers.
The supply of heirs wns well taken at Mronrer
to 5o higher prtcos. Coarse hMvy to prime
lluht IIOKS sold nt from > 2.M > to J3.8B , wits sales
larRfty at fiom J3.10 to W.JS , heavy packing
drove * rclllns nt from J3 to J1.3R.
Rhcep sold fnlrly well nl from $1.80 to M.M
for westerns , the bulk pelllm ? nt from 12 W
to > 2 W , with n bunch of westerns , largely
ycarHim * . nt t.V2t . Native nccp ! were scarce
nnd n few rliolee export lots brouRht from ) M to
I3.J5. The Inmli trade was fnlrly Rood at from
J2.SS to JI.7S for Inferior to prime , with sales
chlcily at from JI.2S to > I.3S.
Receipts ; Cattle , 2,600 brad ; IIORS , 23,000 head ;
sheep , 6,000 head.
Kiinsnx Cy | 1,1 vo H < ncU.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. S.-CATVl.E-llecflpts ,
S.Ooo head ; Khlpments , 4,41 hcnil. Texas fleers.
j.25 3.2S ; Texas cows. M.7Mf2.23 ; native strers.
fi if ff.1.43 ; native cows and l-elfcrs , J4.S3 ; native
cows and heifers J1.2Si3.CO ) : Mocliers and lo 1-
crs , J2.r)0 3.75j bulli. Jl.EfliT2.70.
HOGS-ReceipIs , O.IXX ) head ; shipments. ? .M
' .end. MniKrt oppne.lraU , but closed stroi" ;
bulk of nles. f3.KiH.1.:3 ; heavy , J3.OOffJ.20 ; pnclt-
crs. J3.Xf3.23 ( ) : mKed , M.tCfl'.l.f.O ; lluhts. JJ.20g >
3.30 ; Yorkers. J3 25JM.30 ; piss , SJ.ISifl.23.
SHKFd'-Uecelpls , 3.COO bend ; shlnmt-nts. 7dl
head. Market steady ; l.imh * . J3.OOJf4.tK ) ; muttons.
Jl.S5f2.CO. ( _
Xe - York l.lvc Hliiol.- .
NEW YORK , Oct. O.-linEYES-Recclpls.
2.3S5 bead ; steers lower , except for Rood Rrades ;
native htcers , poor to prime , M.KaU4.Ki ! ) staKs
and oxen , Jl.7-fl.20j hulls , $2.20f2.W ; dry cows.
Sl.oOiT2.CO ; cJibli'S quoted Amcilran steers lit
lOWHe , ilreJfi-d wcljsht ; sheep nt SfflOUc ; IT-
frlceralor Iwef at 83S > ic : exports tomorrow ,
1,300 beeves nnd 4.2H quarters of beef.
S1IEK1' AND LAMItS-Rccclpts. 4.97J bead.
Market more nctlvc : sheep llrm nt f2.40tfJ.70.
IIOGtf-Recelptj , 3,790 head , Market steady
nl
St. l.illllx Live Sloi'lf.
ST. 1X > 1JIS , Oct. 9.-CATTli-Ri-Celpt8 : , 3,000
lirad. Market steady ; native beef steers. M.SOif
5.00 ; mockers nnd feodtTH , $2.1003.73 ; Texas
steers. J2.COIft.SO ; cows , J2.00if2.fO.
HoaS-Hecelpls. n.rofl head. Slniket active nnd
strnnjf ; llivht , J3.o3.1.43 ; mixed , J3.0oa3.30 ; heavy ,
J3.10fT3.37'.S.
SHEEP Receipts , DOO bend. Market steady.
Stuck III SlKbl.
Record of receipts f live stock nt the four
pilnclpnl markets October 9 , 1S ! > 0 :
Cuttle. Hoes , Sheep.
South Omaha . 2,310 3.tSS 3M7
ChlcaBo . 2.RX ) 25.000 C.OOO
Kansas City . SfOO ! ) .PW 3,000
St , I.ouls . 3,000 5.000 DOO
Totals . "irJisTo 42,953 13,127
suiMtisnn coirnr SYH.AUI.
McCormlclt Ilarvestlnpr > r-ielilno company
nRiiliiHt Seeman. Error from Phplpa county.
Alllrmcd. Opinion by Judpo Harrison.
* A verdict tendered upon conflicting evi
dence will not bo disturbed If thuro is sulll-
clent evidence to sustain It.
2. The trier or triers of a cause cannot
disregard other testimony oC a witness bc-
cause the witness , whllo testifying made n
mlsstatement of u material fact , unless the
false statement was wilfully and Intention
ally made.
Ii. It Is for the jury to determine whether
a fuljto statement by a witness wns wilful
and Intentional or made through mistake
and honestly.
Plummcr asaliiKt Green. TCrrnr from Lan
caster county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Judse Harrison.
A ncKotlable promissory note Imports , or
Is prlnui f.iclo evidence of a consideration ,
and when such a note and the nccoinpnny-
InR chattel mortfrnw neelirliiK Its payment
are properly Identllled , they may bo re
ceived In evidence , and this Is true In an
iictlnn In v.'hloh their validity Is attacked
on the ground of fraud as npalnst the
rlehts of the creditor of the maker.
2. A guardian of a minor may execute and
deliver to the ward , or trustee for this ward
n note and mortgage : to evidence an Indebt
edness of the guardian to tlo ) estate of the
ward , and such Instrument will bo valid
and binding , notwithstanding the fact that
the guardian , as sui'li , had theretofore given
a bond to the proper court. The note and
mortgage are lint nddl linnl and further
security , beyond Ihe bond , for the payment
of the money to the ward's estate.
3. The delegation of the trust bv the guar
dian to the payee of the noti > und mortgage.
In and of Itaalf was without effect on the
rights of the creditors , and hence was an
action on the part of the guardian of which
the creditors could not complain.
4 Evidence was offered to Hhow that the
amount of the IndebtednoK ovldonccd by
the note nnd mortgage given bs- the guar
dian to the trustro for the wauls had been
considerably lessened by payments mitdo
to the ward's estate by the guardian , which
on objection was excluded. Tin1 action was
one for recovery of thn creditors for the
conversion of the property Included In the
mortgage. Held , that the trustee could not
recover any sum In excess of the amount
duo on the mortgage , hcnro the evidence
offered wns competent and should have
been admitted.
Osborne against Oakland. Appeal from
Hurt county. Alllrmcd. Opinion by Judge
Norm ) .
An Information In the nature of quo war-
ranto , and not n bill for Injunction In the
appropriate remedy to lost the legal exis
tence of a municipal corporation.
Cox ngaliiHt Yeazel. Krror from Adams
county. Hovorped and remanded. Opinion
by Judge Norval.
Generally an action to recover a debt
payable to a deceased Intestate must bo
brought by the administrator of the estate.
- . Such an action cannot bo maintained
by the heirs nt law unless there bo no
demands against their drredmit ancestor
and there has boon no administration , or
the administration has been closed.
! ! . The right of u foreign administrator
to sue In this striti ) Is recognized by chapter
23 , section 37 , Compiled Statutes.
i. Held that the verdict of the Jury Is
unsupported by the evidence ,
PKXSIONS FOR WKSTRHX MI3.\ .
A'rtrrmiN of < InI < : ili > IVnr Itoinem-
ln-rril liy Hit * Rriifral Ciivrriiiiirnt ,
WASHINGTON , Oct. 8.-Spcclal.-l'cil- ( )
Hlons granted. Issue of September 19 were :
Nebraska : Original Rimer Y. Uunlap ,
Sodavlllo. K.imeruliln ; John Hager , Hlup
Springs , Gage , Incirahe William J. Fuller ,
Scotia , Greoloy. Orlplnal widow It. filla
Cooper , Platismnutli. Cass.
Iowa : OrlglniCI John Al. IJrloVson , Day
ton , Webster ; Drnyton W. Itushnell. Coun
cil muffs , 1'ottnwnttnmlP. Increase-John
n. 11 , Cloavenger , Bedford. Tay.'or. .
Issue of September 21 weru : Nebraska ;
Original Jiimcs II , Uaggy , liaytiril. Chey-
qnnu : Samuel Itoajly , Omaha , I > oiiKlnH ,
Original widows , otc. Hattlu I'aivorm ,
Cedar Uaplds , Hoonu ; Alary 8 , Jones , Slul-
la , Itlclmrdsnn.
Iowa : Orltrlnal-Wllllnm A. Wallser ,
Alnsworth AVashlngton. Original wldowd ,
etc. Kllzabolh Ueinhard , DCS Molnes , Polk ;
Lydla JlVrrltrt. Lewis , Caas. Mexican war
widow JUury Grcenneld , Grant , Mont
gomery.
Colorado : Original Georto F. Urawner ,
Ln'I'latu. La I'Jntn.
Issuu of September 22 went : Nebraska :
Original Jacob liraiiHtltrc , Kdgar , clay ;
Jonoph Cjr.iff , Klrth , Lancaster : Jamea
Crow. North I'latte , Lincoln. Orislmil
widow Uoni liucon , > Iniiiboldt , Hlchard-
son.
Colorado : Original widow Meiloru A
Harris , Klorence. l''romont.
Iowa : Original John Hard. Drooklyn ,
Powchhlok ; Curtis Uurnlmm , Hully , Jasper ,
Increase John Park , Ulkndcr , Clay ton,1
Houth Dakota : OrlBlnal Joseph Wood.
IJIsmurck , .Ilurlelgh.
Issue of Saptcinbur SI wtro : Ncbnisku :
Orlglnul Wllllum Terry , South Omaha ,
Douglas.
Iowa : OrlRlnnl fSpcnlal September 2S )
-Lewis M. Smith l > es Molnes , Polk. Ad
ditional Francis H , Waste , liclf.iHt. Lee.
Original wldowH. etc. Ijiu.ibntli Tyrrell ,
Hlcavlllr. Mitchell ; Nancy ' Wright , Udell ,
Ap : > nnoose ,
Coloradu : Orlslmil Alfred W. Davis ,
South Denver , Arapalioo- Hi'Htnr.-itloii and
Increase Cornelius Sommers , I'ueblo , I'u-
ublo.
South Dakota : Original widow ( Special ,
Beplernber 2S > Mary L. TJiuyer , South
Kluux Falls , Mlnnchahn.
Kiirnltiiri * Ci > n < riirl ( 'IIIIICM ( o Oiiinliii.
A dispatch received from Washington
yesterday stated that the Hast Oinulia
Manufacturing company of this city had
received the contract to furnish the furni
ture for the new federal bulldlnHn ul Bloux
City , lu. , und Furgo , S , D. There were
thlrU'un bidders. The contract Involves
ibout JS.CKX ) worth of furniture , which mint
l > a ready for delivery In .ulxty-flvo Jays.
Closed tint ( 'lriir ; SI lire.
Joe PloafmntH' cigar ntoro was closed yesterday -
torday afternoon under nn execution out
af the United Slates court. The Judgment
ivaa ono ( or fl.OOO rendered Ijy confc iilQii
In favor of C. L. PlcaEnnttt , his father ,
Tetter , eczema and til simller tlclr.
troubles are cured by tlte use of DfiNVItt'a
\Vltcu Hazel Salve. It sootliu-f at once , and
restores the tissues to tut'lr natural tcu-
D , and never fall * to cure plies ,
Soutli Omaha Nows.
While Mrs. J. P. Colvln of rnpllllon And
Mrs , T. J. Tliomns of I'lftttsmouth were
driving across the Q street viaduct yostcr-
day afternoon In a single rig , their horse
became frightened nml ran nway , throwlnc
Mrs , Colvln to the pavement and Injuring
her considerably. Thp horse wns jogging
leisurely along when hose wagon No. 2 ran
onto the wont end of the viaduct on the way
to a lire. Mrs. Colvln , who was driving ,
whipped up the horse In order to got across
the brlilgo bcforo the flro apparatus overtook
her and the horse was soon beyond her con
trol. At the cast mil of the viaduct slii > at
tempted to turn the nnlinn/ / onto Twenty-
sixth street , when he gave a Jump that broke
the shafts ami threw Airs. Colvln between
the horse and lht > biiRny , the wheels running
over her. Mrs. Thomas clung to the buggy
and was not hurt. The horse brolto looao
and ran north on Twenty-sixth street to M ,
where It was captured by n policeman.
Mrs. Colvln wns taken to a storer by ,
when It wan found she had sustained a bail
cut on the forehead and had bwli bruised
on ouo of her hips , The broken harness ami
buggy wns patched up nnd after some delay
the wonion returned to rapllllon ,
lllHli .School iiicriiliiiniMi ( ( ( .
Yesterday afternoon at the High school
building the High School Literary society
gave a very enjoyable literary entertain
ment , which \yns attended bj the p.irents
and friends of the pupils. Th'iso ' who look
part In the entertainment we-e : Rowland
Smith , Anna Levy , Sadie Fowler , Kmory
Stanley. Otna I'attcraon , Anna Thomas , Fred
Towl , llallle Hobcrts , lloao UolJsteln , Hob-
ort Smith , Llbblo Donahuo , Florenuo Smith ,
Jcsslo Carpenter. Itcrtlo Chase. Leona
Olynn , Mabel Ulch , Anna Uiislns , Klva 1'ols-
ley and Lucy JJoll.
Manic City finxNlp.
Mrs. Harry Kelly Is the now organist nt
Ur. Wheeler's church.
H. O. Cnrr came up from West Union
yesterday with a car of hogs.
S. n. Johns , a business man of 'central
City , is hero for n day or two.
A large number of horses will bo shown
nt the sale today nt the stock yards.
Henry I'russ , u well known Atkinson cattle
tlo mini , was a visitor at the yards ycstcr-
tlny.
tlny.Tho
The Cudahy soap factory started up ycs-
tenlay , giving employment to twcnty-Avo
men.
Communion services will bo held at the
Twenty-fifth Sticet Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
The ciew of South Omaha loilgo No. CC ,
Ancient Order of United Workmen , will
meet at the hall this evening.
2. H. Roberts nnd family are domiciled In
their former residence , on Twenty-third
street , between H and I streets.
Ncls Peterson has been fined $1 and costs
by the police Judge for selling milk with
out a license. Peterson haa since purchased
x license.
The delegates to the Fort Worth live
stock convention leave this evening over
the Burlington , returning probably next
Thursday.
The United Presbyterian congregation will
soon erect u manse adjoining their church ,
at Twenty-third nnd L streets , for Pastor
Espy and wife.
Miss Alice Havens , the successful teacher
of the second primary department at the
High School building , Is confined to her
house by illness.
Preston Nutter , one of Utah's big ranch
iwncra , marketed fourteen cars of cattle
icre yesterday , which were loaded at Plcns-
nnt Valley Junction , '
The firemen nt No. 1 flro hall were doing
some painting yesterday afternoon nnil ono
of them accidentally touched n drop which
turned In a false alarm. ' '
A man who refused to give his name
stepped of a motor car backward nt Twen
ty-fourth and N streets yesterday after
noon and was considerably bruised.
The newly elected ofllcers of the Prcaby-
tcrlan Ladles' Alii society arc : Mrs. Clurlca
L. Mullen , president ; Mrs. D , L. Holmes ,
'
vlco'president ; Mrs. J. C. Carley , secretary ;
Mrs. C. M. Ulch , treasurer.
The Presbyterian King's Daughters liavo
selected a new corps of ofilcers cs follows :
Loader , Mrs. Mayo llcadn ; vice leader , Mrs.
It. P. Havens ; sect alary , Mrs. Sarah O. Fowler
ler ; treasurer , Mrs. Harry W. Wells.
KOIIKCAST OK 'rOD.VV'H W13AT1IKH.
IlaliiN Will CM our OIT mill It Will Grow
Colder \t-Iii-iiMlcn. .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 0. The forecast for
Saturday is ;
For Nebraska Ilaln , followed by clcarlns
weather ; colder In eastern portion ; north
erly winds.
For Colorado ttnln In the early morning ,
followed by clearing weather : slightly
warmer ; northerly winds , becoming varU
ublc.
For Soutli Dakota Clearing weather ;
Hllghtly warmer ; northerly winds , shifting
to southerly.
For Iowa and Missouri Increasing cloud
iness and rain ; soutlienslcrly winds , shiftIng -
Ing to northerly ; colder.
For Kansas Italn ; colder ; northerly
winds.
For Wyoming nnd Montana Generally
fnlr nnd wanner ; southerly to westerly
winds.
I , on I Iti'coi-il.
OFFICE OF TUB WM.VTHF.lt WJURAU ,
OMAHA , Oct. 9. Omaha record of tem
perature and rainfall compared with' , inn
corresponding day of the post thivn ycmr : < :
1 K. . W. . ISHl. mi.
Maximum temperiiturn. . . C7 C"i 70 SI
Minimum Icmpcrnture , . , . 1 ! ) HI ,13 m
AvcuiRif temperature 5S fi ) 51 70
Rainfall Oi .00 .CO .CO
Condition of tcininraturc and pruulplta-
tlon at Omaha for the day nnd since March
1 , 183G :
Normal temperature for the day M
Kxcoas for thn clay i
Accumulated excess slnco March 1 n
Normal nri * lnllntlnp fur thy d.iy. , . 'Oliipli
Deficiency for the day 0.1 Inch
Total precipitation slnco Mar. 1.3'U ' ] Inches
Kxcess nlnco Match 1 : i Ki Inches
Deficiency corrcsp'g period JS91. . 8.21 Inchea
Deficiency corrcsp'g period 1UH..13CI lucliua
Ho port * from Mlilinin ! nl H j > . in.
T InilU'otfg tiiice of rireclnllHllon ,
h. A , WU1.SH , ObHfl-VOr.
WHEAT BOOMING
and nevt-r cffcied a biitsiopnorlunlty for mat-
In K money.Vrllu E , if. Muiruy & Co. ,
UanUuB & Hrokern , t'ii Itlaltn II ! ! " . , ( Mlouk'o.
incnilicrti of thu C'hlcnKo Hoard of Tr.'i'lo In good
clandlnit , fur Ihrlr lioi-lc on Hlnllntlex nnd Kpocu.
liillvc InfuniMiion. binl DullMuiket UlliT ,
Loth ttffi. HI'KOIAF. ATTENTION OIVUN TO
our OK TOWN nnnrcns , *
JAMES K , TBOYD'IF cio
Telephone 10U9 , Oinalin , Nub.
COMMISSION
GRAIN ; PROVISIONS ! AND : STOCKS
, Hoard if Trade ,
Direct wires to - and Nr\v Turlr.
A , \Varrtu & Ox.
YOURSELF !
I Vra Ills J for unBiliiml
tlUchargej , liitlaniinalli'im ' ,
i ui T ri > Irrllalloiu ur ulctralioui
' uoi w iiitiiurc. uf iiiuoou * rutiiilirjrici.
fritmu < miUliD. I'alnlciJ. uurl i.ot Bftllu.
" J"JtCo. R'"t or polionctu.
,
or ent In pltln r rpir ,
ty cxprcu , prcra Kl , for
II.W , or s bottlt , , I.-.75.
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