THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; STTEDuVY , OCTOBER 18 , 1800. 15
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Oec ril Situation B aains Practically Un
changed tha Past Week.
SEASONABLE GOODS MOVE QUITE FREELY
Uu lne. Men Tnke Henri nt ( lie Tro -
lier of Influx of Jloney Hc-
ultnnl tion Mmrrt Ad
vance In Cereal * .
has b * n. according to th report *
of th- fading Jobbing botiwi of th * city. a
tr.uch larger bulne doing In all 'aoua -
l..o c > ! * the pa t week than during any
cltcr viek ! K > far thl fall. Th ? demand U
nptar.tlr baed entirely P n th * Iramedl-
a'.e r i ilrrtnrnt * for consumption , and the
I ii > -s eotnes In th form of a HooA ot
sa--U. orders that Xeep * every on * movlnr.
I- ' , ! * not amount up to a r rr lara *
* -m ; . ! h aarreKate. The average country
rcr 1 .nt . do- * not appear to think at ot Art-
lit ; a : .ne of good * because be happen * to
tt ojtof them , but he waits until they are
In demtnd and then sends In a "hurry
crjtr ' In a good many local Jobbing
hou-.s all hands hare been worked hard all
the week keeping the Mttte order ?
clear.uiv
Aa noted above the demand Is principally
for 9t , sonable peed * , and by looking over
the orJ'-rs arriving one can Judge pretty
close y of what the farmers are doing from
the ibiracter of the goods wanted. For
example , the hardware men are sending out
jmch goods as huitlns pecs , wagon strap ! .
waRon box rivets , corn baskets , etc. . while
the d-.m.ind for nails has ben exceptionally
lanr . ail Indlcatlns plainly that the fann
ers arc hulldlns corn cribs. repalrlnu wagons
and Killing everything In readiness for
etorir the corn crop. Another class of
rner jindl ! * that l. moving freely Is what
might be termfd coM weather coods. such
as g'ovi-s , stove pipe and the furniture
nri fixtures that ufjally po with stoves.
-j-d all kinds of heavy wearing
npparel Boots and shoes are meeting with
fa.r sa'.e. though the orders are so small
that a local Jobber -ays he Is expecting
every day to have some oiu > send In an order
for one shoe for a one-lecced man.
Co.l'ttkms are poor In praf.Irally every
brar h of business and are likely to remain
FO for some weeks , until the new corn crop
bejrito move freely. At the present time
thro Is very little morwy In the country.
The tendency of prices Is pretty generally
upwrd. . and , wMle not many advances have
lw n scored , such chaaeee a. Juive taken
nlir.- nave generally been In that direction
leading jobbers to believe th.it the bottom
has Ven touched.
W * e It must h * admitted that the ta
s med , ate future does not present a very
flowc ry outlook , the do * * observer can
tlete t a shaping of events which. If con
tinued. must lead to a moM decided 1m-
provLment before the. close of many more
weeks The most hopeful feature of the
present situation Is the rapid advance that
has taken place. In the grain market dur
ing t- " past few weeks.
MEANS MANY MILLIONS OF MONET.
WHle the enormous grain crop grown In
Ncir.ifka this year promised an abundance
of fi-d. prices .were so low a few weeks
ago that prospects for business were far
from bright , b l the recent advances have
put qjltp a different phase on the subject.
AccTdmp to the government estimates.
Nebraska will have a corn crop amounting
to a'icut ) .onn. ( o bushels. Six weeks ago
No. 5 r-orn sold down to 1K cents In Chicago
cage 1'Ut at the close of the past week U
tou ' : , } * t cents , an advance of 6 cents
per 1 ishel. An advance of C cents per
bus' . I on 3Mn/iao bushels means a gain
to tr. estate of Nebraska of IH.PW.OW.
Wh'at and oat. have also ailvarK'ed. and
wri.c perhaps not over 39 per cent of the
crop remains In the state unsold , there is
Mil ] enough to add several millions of
dollars to the wealth of the farmers.
Pork has advanced about Jl per barrel , so
that the farmers are receiving considerably
more for their live hoes.
As a matter of fact not near all the corn
grown In the state will be sold , farmers
reseTlnr a large percentage for feed , so
that In calculating the advantages of the
advance In the price an allowance must be
DM'for ! that portion of the crop that
w ll bo retained for ft d and seed. Grain
men , however , figure that the advances on
tha other cereals and on hoes , taken In
connc < tlon with corn , would bring the total
rnln to the farmer arising from the Im
provement In the market up to J1S.OW J at
Ic-st It all depn < ) s , however , upon
whither present advances can be raaln-
talrc V but In this respect the outlook 1s
cenilnly favorable , as short crops are
reported In most foreign countries , and
there Is every prospect of a large export
der.ad. . Prices may even advance much
higher before the coming of a new year.
OMAHA GI.MH.\L JIAIUCIT.
Condition of Trmle nnil ( Inolntlnns
on Staple nnd I'nncjProdnce. .
IX-.OS--GC0.1 ttnek. ! Il e.
niTT Jl Common ta fair. Cc : choice to finer.
cream. USWc.
OAME-rralri cblcXeon. pr dot.
< tn ll , JLM ; t l ducts. JLJifJIJ ; rul bead
n4 ra lUri * , ti.56Jj.Da.
dlCESB-Doineftlc brick. Sc : Elaa. r r dot.
* ' .S. clab hcui * . J. & . > . per < loz. . W.U ; LUm-
l-trstr tuner , rr Jt > . . cr ruvju.fon. H-R > .
: Youne
- f t. M to 1 It * . , are cjooted at
lane and roarx. < B6c.
Uve be . SWIr c : cock * . Se ; n > rlnt
docks. Ste ;
. SOc ; dMd Slceon not wanted.
- . ll. ; taMUnd , Jl : lowUixl.
. .T7 ? * l 'r. M : color miVri the prt oa
y. Hjtht talra Kll th bett ; oaly tcp cradu
.
. Conx-Ertrtmtly f'.ow Mir ; new
crop , delivers. ! en trtci In country ; rtotee
eir-jintktas cajjH.1. r r IK. t
| .c to J1J-.1. c. common.
VEGETABLES.
-
tr Via. basket. M < e c.
itk. per bo SWifc
OEANS-Prr Jl 4c.
rlck d navy. p r bo : t4 ai. .
" " srown. r r hnnjred.
* > &t : fawr. lair * .
rtoek.
OHAl'ES : ; w York. J * 4c.
.
HAPlK-Tokay , and ether
}
Cod. per bH. . S5.00 M
_ . -ocBE. ir 11. .T5 : UBCJ1.S3
< TS.no jTOatiWB * . liner , r.15 ; N w Yor K.OO
CAIjrORNIA PEAnPer boi. JLTS.
CAUIDRNIA QflN-CES-Per box. JlTi
TROPICAL , FRCITS.
FRCITS.'t"rl
't"rl f in the
ut" * * P T > r <
two ) ear OB the Irmwi trcwrrs ot
. . J l.onir * * 0 f * rt cultural ex- -
cntlnc and an expenditure ot rerenl m -
f dollar. , th * jH-W o : tt * lemoo er , .
b.-mt that recton ha * t tn very Urse durlmr
1 'VL tw * * " > ' raoniht. and there Iwi been
J demaji 1 f . .r UK- fruit at prt .
Th SUte.Honirtiltural conunlniaa rrrvrti that
prrrts rf ' 3M an acre from Irmon rro\- . were
not tnconimon in HK. aod tliat rcm bad rtelii
ohlca have ic > M at the rate of even JS3 no
arre.
arre.Tt'ie are jrooj re i n * to beHere that r lifsr-
ra Iftrx-ns ha > e mad a permanent market for
thnrfr-.res. rur year tfeere wat Hill * er oo
call i r the product In the eastern ( tale * . The
S.am "T of "h l * ' le fruit deafen who n w want
ale of til * product , the demand the Inaena
baa trrn In UocUnJ J st mmra r. and the
nevr refrtcerator ears the trsraesotlner.tsj
re. . . . ] re bollt rurporely for tbe trampor-
Jf . . ' ? S0" * to tb ? * * " > Mate . are fact *
{ * ' ? * * * r th man who b i rent a numlr cf
, > * * * har-l m k nivl tSouunJi of dol-
ti * ' .i- Th * " " " " freex *
CT K' .
tn n rf. . nl the tev re trout In lit cltrui
fruit reeiost a.-nc lh JIe-lH rran an In jla-
- jtM. u.ii * < l an txtnurdtnarr CurUi of
Itta rt U > th .1C Mitern Jrntt market , a rtar
so. and ttimed attention t tie Catltarala croo.
rrjm Ual t , , , , th , trrer havt foifn , ! TnSr
r. ' . I In aztlx * At tnn-l , and many of them hav
rerej Unread all * xpruUan. Tb crovtb or
lh . "njn Indumr U c * . of th * marrtl. tn
f-- " rn CaltK-rnla. In IK th r. ntre Uti
; , in fl"r * CT" .f r"1" * * 'n that i non. in
1S i tre w r 1 n06 arre. . nJ in WK thire were
* . ' . acre * . It U Ukrlr that area planted
la ' i --n treet will he further Inereated to 1C * (
r * aerti In | wn thre yean mere. Boujh
tite ret l rapltal ( nvcittd la CilUci-nti
la r 'Wfnc * ! > J ourlne lenum * . tilth all the
arS'i-'vTianre. at JJ.WS * . Th fart that th
avers r.ouil laiporlatU-nt cf Ihi. fruit In the
ti i4 Ptatr * In the U.t fr yean bav betn
JP' " * lx e.arorJ at Jl. ! . ? . and that
CaV. - . - ni-w fr trt otilr afcout enl r.th of
th ! nnt h ctTen the hcrlleulruriitf of that
* < tr-i ; linj reoron to Wlcv ! that they may
In t me drtvi the XJH rr nran lemons Iron the
pxiri-tj. tri ther hare driven out the fcrtire
fr-T-i nnl raUUin. Quotation * :
Ol" VNV.K3 Mexican , it < * Q-.ja.
T TTM'-.V. ' ? - Mei l > . liMSSM ; CallfersU
T n Uf' IU.
H\N \ VASTfceJee. . lanre flock. p r b-jnth.
bunehe * . lLI Ct W.
MISCKLL-iNEOrS.
N r Ynck count. , per can. Cc ;
Yjrtt KrlecO. per can. 4 c , eitra teleMa.
I r can. lie. nand.rdi. p r can , SCe : raedlan
ft ? r ; = . . N Vork count * . p r ISO , JLTS ;
11. * ? * . . . ltu * < * V r * le t , per aL. Jl :
Kr. ' . ? * " . . * * " Man.Urdi p r ral II S .
tJ' Nl-y- > er mhlle. t r IU. U3Uc ,
IVr la f rnia , ar-.Ur col'.r l c.
t'DjiK 1 rtfl d Ice. rr h * bbL , U.tl :
UrtB STP.CP-nv l. rani , nek.
tmL ea M. per * - . W : b H'ie
o.urt ena. an _
n -lmr < > rt < > fa ejr. t crnwn.ja.ifc. boxes ,
14c. ch > p . ih. : . boi-e * , erowa. tfttt.
XVT * Alnvnndf. Otllforata. | < er IK , nmltan
MM. Me , TamMTnna almond * , per 16. , tart * .
UHc : Itnitli * . per n < . * r : Ewirtlm wilnirta. per
Dx. faner ' * > * llWe. . ium MM ike ; .
> ru. I-T H > . We ; r-r jw. aoltohed medium , te :
Mr * * . Me : peanot * . raw , HTo ; rwmed. JS ;
etiertnuu. ) w.
w.ntESH MBATS
natlre steen. * U M lb . . * > *
.e. e t tM. . lfjv. ' " 1 cow. -
er . t H . mediaai cow , and beifen. < Hc ; good
25" " * "T * h-
farcqmnen MOre .u- .
qaarter * cow * nd b lfer . HC : oo4 Mndqnar.
ters aaUre ne r. . IH ; row rooo4 . fc-rcow
ylatw. fc ; baartBOT tiwekf , 4e : cvwctadis. Ic :
Hlf * ? * ! * * * * = " * t tew * rt bn , H s : l-ef
1bonelea * . c ; rtri.jn bt . boatta * . * ;
Jjjn . DWdeM. * ; Mn bartin. Te ; eow
"J * . N . 1. ( He : oow kn > . Ho. . 7 e ;
trlnuatoR * . Je ; ramp b ttf. ( : * 4woMer
.J25.K nr WI > > . 4 c B rk Mns. Tc :
Je de 1ln * . J4c ; * pan rib * .
" * V ; pork * bo lo > r .
cyl j. * ten l frc. , nt trimmui i. 4Hc ;
* * mr * . rot mwl'red. i e.
M L T H > y th m i lamb * . Tc : Aresvex ! motton.
Jj ; nek * , nation. e : tr . nnttom. * He : * a < 1-
le , mutt'n. § V : . ewi. V ; * eep pluek * . e ;
sheep totwuen. per doc. . rSe.
AXD TALU > W.
. I firm hHra. Sc ; : ; . : crm
hide * 4c ; No. 1 rreen MltM hM * . Ce ; No
green raltej hldex e. No. 1 rail calf. 1 to
Ib * . . c : No. : veal c U. $ ta tt ItX. 4e ; N * . 1
dry Rint bl < Ie . WXNo. . I dry flmt hide. ,
Xo , 1 dry nlted hklea. Te. part cared hide * . He
p r Ib lej than fully eurei
SHKdrSL.TS - < 3r i aaMe * . each. W ar :
rrren nlted .heaMngs < hrt wootad early
> ln * ) . each , lie : dry rhearlnc * ithort wm ) d
early sklaM. No , i. eMb. Ic ; dry i * rH CT
( * hnrt wr ie4 earlr tVtnn ) . No. t. each , ( c ; dry
ami Kansas and N"-brn V butcher wool pelt * .
I > rr Ib. . actual eUht. 4 Sr ; dry flint Kanms
and NebraFka Murrain wool p lu. per Ib. . act
ual wetebt. je r. < ry Br.t Colorado bntcher
-o | pelt * , per Ib. aet al w.lfht. < # ic ; dry
flint Colnrado Murrain wool | * lu f > r to . actual
! bt. tHr. feet cut OS. n it U uwlee. to pay
fr l M on them.
TAI.LOW AXD GREAPE-Tallow. No. 1. V
w *
.
DONKS-la ear Uu. welsber an4 delivered la
Chk-airo : Pry bofTalo. r-r ton. ni. * & | 4.w dry
eoantry. bleached. p r ton. Sf.OWirw. dry coua-
tsZ'.iJmp * " * "wty. P r too , iinne ? . < y < .
. Jl01 1 nwashed. flne heavy. > ; e tin. llrtt.
* ? * ; "Vi2Tr " * > 1JV : ' " "T an < j
rha.tr. * * e : eotted nrrf brok.Ti. coar . 7SV
rott l and broken. One. t&t. Heece waehed-
Medmm. li : V : an * . tj ] c ; tab a bed. l o
ISci tU.ckV * * * ekJ. * < ; tac locks. WSc dead
pnlled.
_ _ _ _ _ _
xcw VOKK RJ.MIUVL .MAIIKET.
Qnotntlnn. of the liar on Vnrlona
Coniniodltleo.
NKW YORK. Oct. -n-OfR-ReeHptJ. . .
* fcbH. . - ex rts. 1J.TI1 bW : stroawr. holders
aklnff very mnch hteher pr c . which checked
4ema d. Mlnnee ta pater.u. J4 0064Il.noe -
ta bakers. Ji * tM : winter patenta. U3
4. : winter ttmlghts. U.Kt > ; winter extra * .
Jier ± . ! * ; winter luw gradeji , n.MTLM : city
mill paints , JI.W64.T5 ; cuy mill cHars. ! . ]
4 : mill patent. . ll.Tft94.ML R-
. . .
wheat flour. Mmjy ; Jl. si4i.
' -
Ilt'OTR-HKAT-Steady ; rrtnte car 1 . 3Sc _
.
KARUEY Firmer : wes
WH EAT Receipt. . H .JM bo. : expert * IT ; l a
fcu : ot. ro s ; No. 1 bard. M1 e. 'Options
ruled .trone ar > l decidedly hlsfcer ! TbenT ,
a tarce trade aa on wheat oivratora. Prices
advanced on coottime.j rtrencth of foreign market -
ket . coviH- . ! with good export buying and beary
clearances for the week , doatnc at StW.C ad-
' ' . e t
. clorintr l c.
CXIRN Reoflpts. ] * .M bo. ; export. . . ? bt >
spot , strong : No. . je Opuon were ftronj
and active on export demand and the rtw tn
OATS-HeortpU. M.T bu ; erport * . ITa.4 T bu
.
.pot. ttroarer. xo. . sv. Optloes were fairly
active and Mronir. In empathy with corn , cjo-
mr * i Sc hlrter ; May. ! * 4rHe. cloe-lnc
December. ! Ctlh < \ cloelc : :4Hc.
HOPS-rirBi ; 1OS crop. # TW. JSH crop. l *
: riS C < * * tl * * " ' : M
:
tlOc. I > mdon. market arm : C t
HIDES Firm. GalveMon. lie ; Teia. . dry. <
rallfornia. l c.
I-RATHBR-Flrra ; &eml' > ck sale. Bueno. Arre. .
llrtt to heavy Hrtt. KWJOC
; and. ItUASe.
PRO\1B10N. f. arm. f mPy ? M-SJiJov
b r baau. JHOO tTO . o t meita. arm ; pickled
tlu > . e : plckhrd ahtuljen. 4H9IWc ; pickled
nam. . 9Sc. Ljnl , arm ; wntern .team cioiwl
JI.TTH : October chrwj { . . nominal : rtAned
hWrter. IVrfestlrm ; men. J4S > .W ; bcrt clear
HTMJMiW ; family. JL3. '
TAtiOW steady ; city. 4 > , e ; coontrr. SSe.
BUTTER-RecelpU. J.11T pkBs. ; jteady ; we.t-
* ra dairy , f&lic : we > tefc creamwr. ttbiie ; El-
JTT. ! . . , * r. factory. TOUHc.
CHEESE Receipt. . 1.M > 1 fkgt. : quiet : itate.
ttS-.T'1S :1.Mnllll . : * ! * W < c ; f * n"-
JVilXHr : full rtlmK. tfrlVc.
BG < } # Ree ipt . 5.JK pkicn. : iteady ; itate aad
I'enncMraaU. IC JOc ; u t n. U UHc.
'IUS I * truIetUB , dull. clo ed at UH bid
R"la. arm ; .trained , common to cool. Sl.fTwa
t.S . Tarr-entlne. flnn ; 3S8TOC. CottonKed o4l.
about itraay. prime crude. 3H9tSe. prtae
fcmner ydlow. rTc ; prtrae white. a Mc.
UlCE Pleady ; domeitlc. filr to extra. 2.Otc :
Japan. 4w < Hc.
MOUVt'SBS-Qulet : New Orleacs. cpen kettle-
tool to choice. .
METALS-PI Iron , ijulet and .teady ; southern.
S6M.W ; northern. Jl .3tM . Coc-per
.teady ; lake , broker. , tiag. Lead. Fteady ; do-
meuVe. t < roken. | l TJ. Tin , firmer : .traits. JliSS
Ptatet. sarket quiet. Spelter dull : do-
5f. Lonia Geni-rnl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Ott. IT.-FLOfR-HUber. but the
advance checked bu.lnei. and little wai done-
patenu. J . I.S ; extra fancy. . > < ? J.TS ; fancy
ri rt.W ; choice. K4vCtM.
VTMKAT There wa. a prat advance In all
iloroejlte markets at th * opening , and much
trencta wax dUplayed all day. owlnt to bleher
rtbe ! and heavy clearances. The market ad
vanced In sympathy , and clo * d for future. lic
to JSc hlcoer than ye.terday : rpt. hither ; No.
: red. cash , elevator , TTc ; track. TTeTte ; No 5
hard , cadi. c ; Deeemlr. TS , e : May. J4c.
CXRX Future * became hitter , la sympathy
with wheat aad on hlebtr cablet , ck > slnc ' , Glc
above yectertay ; * f t. nrmer and hijher ; No.
I cart. 3H ; December , tie bU ; Hay. IT\c.
OATS Futures also shoued an advance , with
rpot hirber ; No. 5 cash. ITc ; May. Sue bli
RYE-Xo bid.
CORN MEAL-n.3.
BRA ; ; Stronger and hlrter ; sales reported of
* * cktii at 4ic. track , tali kJe. aad 45c. east
tracic. on direct order * smith.
FLAXFEED Hlcber : Tic.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. JI.58.
POULTRY Steady : chickeni. oM. C Tc :
ST > jc ; ducL > . cteadr at Ht/Tc ; ceeu. lle
46 Hc : turkey. . &Si c.
IlLTTER Steady ; creamery. 154UHc ; dairy ,
EOGS Steady at lie.
\VH1SKY-JL1S.
METALS Lead , qalet. but fteady at J1.M.
Spelter , comlnallr at C.S.
PIJOVISIONS Pork. hUher : ttandard tnetj.
jobbinc. I7.9p4jI.STV Lard , hieher : prime .team
H.N ; choice. Jl.rTHDaccn. . boxn ! .houldan
and extra .hort clear. JI.CH ; ribs. J4.TI : shcru.
.fTtj. Dry rait meat . boied shoulder. . J4.UH ;
extra .fcort clear and rib. . S4.ITH : .hort * . J4.S4.
RECEIPTS Flour. T. W I bit. ; corn. Hi. COO bu , ;
oata. S.f.O bu.
SiriTMENTS nour , T.OW IM * . ; wheat. 13.000
bu. : corn. 4T.OM bu. : eaU , n , bo.
Liverpool Market * .
LIVERPOOL. Oct. IT. WHEAT Spot ttronc :
demand t * r ; No. I red. rprtnc. U i d ; No. 1
liart. Manltoto. ta TJ : No. r Canfornla. ( * iw.
Future * r ! tl rtronc. trlth near aad dUtint po-
> 4tlon rtl-.d hieher : burlnen abeut equally
o-tob-r. C. d ; November C. SJ-
to t1 : January , fed ; Februar } ' ,
4 * * * a : MarHi te - .
K Spot fteidy. American mixed , nominal.
V ? Hau'u * chwed < t ady. with near and
dittant po > : : i < n unchannd to Ud hieher : basl-
ness aboot equally WMrlbated ; October I : < vd ;
" ;
.
It * . . ; knr clear , llsht. X to a Ib. . . xjj-
lone clear. t avy. 4J to 4S Ins. . j jh rt
clear bielu. luht. U Its. . IX. ; rbort clea'r mjd-
dlej. heavy. to W Ir * . Hi : clear bellle . 14 to
II IK' . . VU. . RhmUeni. nquare. 11 to 1Jtbt
IT. U. JIami.hert cut. 14 to M Iba. . tl . Tail
I w. flr. Nenh American. Hi Id. Ceef. extra
Inlla me. . . t * : prlrae me . 4-H. Pork prime
mexx. fine treflem. 4T. M : rnxlinm veitern , .
I rJ. aslet : prisi xrittern. S : nfiaed , in pall. .
ClIKESE Firm ; demand moderate ; Caeft
Amertean. uhlte. Aaniit. SSs ; finest Ameri
can , entered. Aujru.t. tfr .
nUTTER Flre.t United State * . C. : rood. * V
niLS-UntMd ell. Its. retTO'.fum. refined.
nBTHIGrRATOR nKEr-Fcreqoarttr * . XH4.
hlivJaoarter * . S M.
tondcn { Taelflr coatt ) . 1.
Kanma Cltr SIorke > i .
KANSAS CITY. Oct. IT.-TVTIEAT-IrrecTiUr :
adrane * ranirlnr fren I to 4 cent * . At the
eloM what umple * w r left were held * c Mzher
ttan v t rday : Nn. hard. ( T : No. 1. CO
Kf , Ne J red. ano ; No. I ? TJgSOc ; No. J
'r. c. No. X nominally at etc.
' lnd * ctl" ; Not -
t nachanted : No. I raliej. npral-
n Ihat iTe. No. 3 wMu. ol < l. roaunally at HC
2e : new. nooHnallr at HSlSe.
RYE-Flrm No J. ncrnleally t S5 .
- Fairly Crm : creixtry ,
< Ilry. i vAl.r
eer at *
Minneapolis % Vhex .
MIV.VEAPOLIS. 0 t. 17--\nirAT-Sln > nr and
fclrk.r. 0tober clcskd at RU : Decembir. n > ic :
Mar TlUc. On trackNo. . Ihard. TJVc : No. i
r rthern. H jc ; No , t nertktra. UHc ; rrctlpu.
AVool Market.
YORK. Oct. IT-WOOL Sttajjy ; do-
e.tc * . nguc ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bip Boem b TiTheat the Peatare of ti <
Market ,
NEARLY FOUR CENTS ADVANCE ON THE DAY
Irlvnte CnlileKrnmi Itrport Liverpool
neil London \Vhent 31nrket H\-
clteil nt the Sntlilen Advance
Mi > ok nnd Ituniln.
CHICAGO. Oct. 17. The price of De * in-
br whe t clow-d today at an advance of
xaetty J\c over yesterday's final fttrwres.
Tee bulre wa directly attribntable to the
strong for elm market * ami wan
panied by * cene of excitement
witnessed on the Aoor. Corn and oats
followed la the wake of wheat , advancing
Ic and < ic respectively. Prortelonsere
also trong , and cloved from ISc to SHc
hlarher.
The semi-excited state of the wheat mar
ket as > yesterAay's sverlon was coming
to a close WM Increased tbis rnornlnp Into
a fairly good neclmcn of general alarm.
TAat fea\r was well ground < M. as It turns
out. There was not a single bnrtie ! to be
had for leas than 1H advance on yester
day's clo'int : price * , very Mttle at under
74c. or W higher than It closed at yester
day for December deliver- . The remwn for
such a trodden and material ri. e. followIng -
Ing the bte Jump of the previous day. stuck
clear out from the ottlclal bulletin boards.
The forelim markets led in the scramble ,
just as they dM on ihe day before. Tne
public dispatch from Liverpool quoted an
advance there over night ofd per cental ,
which Is the equivalent of Jc per bushel.
Private cablegrams reported Liverpool and
London wheat markets excited at the ad
vance already named at the former , and
at THd per quarter rise for cargoes at the
latter place. New York wired that for
eigners were active buyers there and
rlalm-d that 173 boatloads equal to 1.4MO > .i'
bu. were taken there and at our ports
yesterday. With taat for a starter , the
top prices bU tor December at the openlnr
were from 7Sl c to 74c against TISc at the
end of yesterday's session. The crowd
had scarcely got acfustomed to 74c wh t t
n-hen furiher dispatches of an exciting
character started them acaln , aad the
price rose to 74 c. A San Francisco mes
sage satd tiat two more steamer car oe ?
of wheat had been taken for India , and
that inquiries wer ? now being- made for
sailing veeel > < to take wheat , to the same
< ] ! InnUon. The significance of the lat
ter point In the dispatch xva the Indica
tion it gave of the expected long conjlrra-
ance of the Indian requirements. On top
of all tiat a private cablegram reported
the Berlin market excited and 5 marks
higher , that being equivalent to 3V c per
bu. It U no wonder that speculators
scrambled for wheat. And they did. There
was simply no bear news of any kind , and
the only chance the anxlou shorts .had
was when a speculator , satisfied rclth the
rroflt In sight , put this line on the market.
TSore was plenty of this done , but every
thing was grabbed at , aad the price never
stopped advancing till 75 * p had been scored ,
t-xactly 4c above yesterday's cJoilnp. Here
the realizing Increased , and was sufficient
to break the price of December to Tj'vte
at the close. Routine statistical news re
ceived no attention
As In wheat so It was In corn. Foreigners
bought It In large quantities The -aboard
reported sales for export today of 600.0W
bu. . and the dcm\nd here likewise was
good. Nothing bu : the Influence of the
huce crop In this country and the gen
erally good reports from Argentina and
he Danubtan countries keeps corn from
sharing to a larger extent in the great boom
in wheat. As it was. the prices advanced
Ic pr bu. May wan wanUtl at 2c at the
opening , a s c advance. It did not sell
at le. s than IT c. and was very strong
ner the close at 3 * c.
Oats shared In the general strenrth and
enjoyed a comparatively large trade , closing
ingat about the high point of the session.
There was liberal selllne by traders
anxious to take profits. May opened at
from : iHc to : iSc. an advance of He. and
gradually soH up to Sc. That was about
the co lng price-
Provisions , which on the day siowed the
only resistance to the general advance In
prices. f ll Into line today , and made sub
stantial gains. Packers were pool buyers
and speculators were encouraged by higher
hog prices and the bulge in grain. Clos
ing prices wre close to the too. January
pork closed aSc hlher at tut. January
lard l c higher , at from KHH to V
January ribs ITVtc higher , at from C.i'7'- '
to M.
Kstlmated receipts for Monday : Wheat.
* 3 t-ars : corn. KH cars ; oats. 573 cars ; ho s.
, iC > head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations were aj follows ;
FLOUR Hard tprinc patents quotable at H.70
IIS. In wood : winter patenu. K.S6C1.U ;
JtnlKhtIt iW : fprlnc special * , U.
rerinc patents , .5w6 . ; itralrati. fL
lakers. C.sa (
WHEAT No S jprlnc. TlTjc ; No. I
t7U * c ; No. I red. 77 tf77 , c ;
conN No. s. sv
OATS-No. i l c : No. I white. JlU621-c.
RYE-NO , r IHA
KIWIXSEED Xo. 1. 7 U877c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prtoe. JI.W
PROVISION. * Men pork , per bW. , n.lS57.
Lard , per iw lb . . Jl.Su i.JC. Ebort ribs * ldes
( loose ) . tl7 < XU.M.
WHISKY Di Uller ' finished coots , per paL.
The followlnc were the receipts aad shlpsiesu
today :
Tobacco I'rnctlcullr ManopoIIzed the
Attention of Security Denier * .
NETT TORK. Oct. 17. Tcbecco practleallr con-
ttltoted today's stock market la point of activ
ity , and made a sensational extreme Litit cf li
per cent to W'4. after an early Improvement of
a point. While the lonr continned rUe la the
stock tas been cccotopanled by a numUr of
v sue ruxors of a bullish character , lacludlnr
rea j n of future favorable actlun In rtsaru
to dividends and m"r recentlr ty n.i rts mn-
patheticaily affeeted the reneral list , the v.linVe
of business was only moderate. TraOe eaadl-
tlcns formed thd text of the ball efforts In the
clajs of rtocks referred to. while a favorable
ctneral Inouence was exerted by the rtoons of
rurtlier advances In rraln and other food products
and of an enlarced export tcct * . aad tr the
failure of thn Bank of England to iJvanc- the
tnlalrr.nm rate of discount above the ruliar J
p r ceat flpire. as had been anticipated. This
fact , and continued urapsratlve strtnstncy in
money rates , cacaetl funhtr larse encasements of
cell for Import to this country. The arrivals of
the metal were also conrtderable la amount.
lnirtainty as to the eventual disposition of pan
of the momalnK specie Is now. bo-wevrr. KMEC-
thlng of a factor In the situation , and detracts
irom the bu.Uih siKSineance of the movement
at the moment. The actlvltr and ailvanee In
wheat and other staples , and the final mo * vnwnt
of th cettcn crop , have cauied heavy shipments
of funds to varknu parts of tie country , and
there is a more United , though fairly eocslder-
able inquiry for cold for lea * lezitunate p rplSi.
There n > ns4erations ! were reflrrted in the bank
statement , and the full llluitrailon thereof atthe
ettr.menl " * * " " " " * O5n' speeoIativV ii !
TM banks are conflnin ? their c-Ttrinrs of time
funds to their own customers , aai are relucfc5
their purshases of even prime raereantWe paper
to a minimum. At tte same time there Is DO
pr cun > of cholcs paper , and merchants e r -
clslly in tb. dry iroils dlstrtroj w la 7 < l
shape , anl re acti-ip tme to * maturity of tb lr
psper and payinr it cSf A notable reason for
the lUht sal * , of tctijkl stocks was the pSllca-
tlsn of tba forelpi trade statement for S < ptenv
her. sbowtnc marked advance In favor of this
coBntry. M < wev en call touched 4 pr tmt
irUh th * bulk of tb * loans , however , illthtlr
above tba l al I per c nt rate. In a number
of Instances short time money wa.i laaoe-i at 14
p r cent. An uf > arj movement in the stork
nsarktt was eventually etterked br the strln-
cency and Ly reports of tbe cutpensloQ Bf sev
eral tear.rl l m tltuUans at ta * Interior Aa
Inv-ldtr.t that tl Ited roniliteraUe Intereit ami
ocntrlUated somewhat to urjeiile tb * market
temporarily , was th * withdrawal ef a hiap MM
f 1C8C.W4 In cold frnm the rubtn-astirr by a
l adlir ferelsn repre ratatlv * bouse The ex-
pUaallea was simply the execution of a con
tract.
T Uscco was th * star performer an.J on a
varltty of rjtrfrs arani-ed H , per cert lo 7V
All but 1 pr cent of tb * cala wsj subeau < atly
lost tn the last hour's tradinr on liquidation fcr
tht rllque. Coejantlvt scares show i light
- _ 1
Cans * irefiepsjly. To * ajURnite sales were ,
* 5 MC * harM. Itaslnep * Hy njhidc wa * witboat
H flal f mr * . aa ) was 2 * > iiy einne < l to a
few of th * sfemlatlv * luntrtf" , Prteea morel IT >
rerularly. in mpatlir wtffr ne varied Inftn-
* nr * , anVrtln the haasi7e.-ul i-n. 7h *
leadl ic lue * h TW Kcnti j ! TTijrht gains. The
vale * were I4.ft7 4 . i . r
Oorerament * were fairly 'tlr * and raalnty
hls-her. 7 % * denllrr * wf H5 " ? ll * r c-r-
llnvnt derll * 4 1 rr ee VW-lr in the week.
ub * qi eaUy a fall recovery > - * mad * . Tin
dallt > amnantH tt.tttfi *
TV * Financier ay of tw ! bank Matesnent :
It Is conpllrated by rMnTKIWM wMcb do not
appear on tb * mrfee. T3 ak * hwt to the
Interior mu thl g like Hj-rH.jp. and tbe only
HV. t was the taerea e of > pecl * . at shnwa ta
that Item. But all the p > - * l > * d dartac the
w ek 4M sx * flrnre la la * ( UtMiMl. aa4 th
fact. toc tier'wlth the. tlMmare that Irapnrts
are beoad to o * ttn e ta besvy volume , rather
favor * t - ld - that th"oO < T market wRt
aot exhibit that desm * of kttts > c * c > wsieh a
raperftctal rtody of tste Matesaeot mch : mat-
rale The discrepancy between tbe total IOM
of each and tbe aaramt wfelrh went Into Ute
Interior I * larf * and the r ly way tn arrovat
for It ls on tbe nw Ulao that lane loaa *
were mad * f r m4 Importtm pu t j t. Tl
open premium on gr-ld Indlcat * * that thr * must
be a oenund for It. and there I * < V > oMl namt
hr riac. but tbe ruftmt rtatem * t * not
refleet thl to a reneral w y. A * eompared
1 * lavt. the depnsM * f NVw Tirk hankn
hare Ir-Tea-el only tl " " . althnwrh the lav-
ports cf oM s TK thut time hav h > en ta the
irtit bond of Jn * * * . * * . Thl- will indlcde tbe
vMume nf the Intrrtnr mtrt-ement. In tb * cam *
tine Inans nave exMB4d tl X . f * . and tbe re-
rrtf t * only < m heavier
Th * fnllcwtnsr were the eJortmjc qnotttan on
th * leading stocks of the New York exchange
Ateaisoo UHS.'Y. Oatitrai ftf *
Afl msExHt IK. Y. * X. K. . 4A
Al o .T H 54 ; o trioAVr _ I3 t
Asn. Exnre" . . . - 10S 'Or-roe ' Imn
Baltimore A Ohio. 14 'Oreeoa Sar. IT
Canada Pa iae. . . . SH O. S. 1 . A U. X. . _ . 13
Cr.na ii < mhra. . 4In Padfte MalL. IJi
' " " "
4 > e . X Ohio . i. . 1 IPIM ourr . . ICO
Catearo k Alton. , lii Pullman PaUM. . . 14i
C. KAy 8 H Keadtne- 7-t {
Chlctro Oa * . fH R. O > W li
CccsoiMaie-1 fia . : < S KO. W.tn. . . 40
C. . r. J. A St. L. . . Sfll.KMK Ulaaa M > i
Colo. Coal A lr a. 4 St. Paal 0 4
CottonOtl Cert. . . . IS'i st. P. .VOmahl . . . SS
Delaware V Hul. . 1-JS do DM in
Del..Laek.i W _ . lS4 < i.VMiib , m PaeiC : . . ITS
U.&R.G. pM 454 SurarRa3n-rv. . . . 1OH
Ea tT nn _ 1SS-Teen. Coal A Iran , si
Hrte sov Texas Pe13e , " {
aon'd IS T. iO.Ont. a , ' : ) Ml
FcrtWajne . _ . . . . 1SX 'Union Pacltw. . . . . 7iJ
'
G.X rthra pri. . 117 'U. S. Kinre t 3S'
C.AtlLpfJ 9 > V.fit.J. &P 3H
Ilocklnr Vall r. . . 15U VT.st L..VP. ori. 13i
nilno : . Ojatnl. . . 9O 'TVcIl r rro Et. . . t
5.L P. A Daluin. . . IKV. . * ra Union . . . b5 {
K.AT.P.M. ; \ThwiinriLK. . . is
LakeEri : It Weii 14S oo pra SS
aonM . . _ 3 M. astL 14
LakeS o > 1ISH n.i R. G II
Lead Trim 1 * n. i ; . _ ; j f
Lousvilm.V : . . . . 42U X. L 14
ManhattanC33. . . . 9 H C.F.il 17 * {
MerooMsi C . . . . 15 , do nfa M
MchtranCeat t3 'T. ' St. L. A K. C. . . . 4lj
Mlourl Vaiiao. . ! * < T. 54. L. iK.C n-'l 10
Mobile i Ohio 17HS.E.R- b
XashvlieChat . . . 68 IS.R.K-M ; a (
KatlooalCo.-aa.-s. 4H Ara Tolv Cc. 094
XatOordsrenU.H tie. Bfi H
X.J. Ontral. > ! ( , AatTeL Jt C. Co. . . PI
X. AVi" . pl-J 1 U Cont"lCa > l * Co. . . . 145
NonhAso. Co 4 1 Am.3arsr pfd . . . . { ! <
KortfccroPi4a ? . . 1SH U. S-CcMaje rtt17 -
X. Pacific cfd _ . . . . reH.-tJ. S. leather pMU"
U.P D i. O.- . . . . 1HU. A-UuU-r is
XonljKestem. . . . . 8-H C. S Bubborpid. . O6
Th total Ie of - > ck. today were Ills
.hare * . iBclU'Mnj the folkrvlMs : American T -
baoco. . > . BurUoBtos. .9W. Manhattan. .JW :
St. Paul , 1 , * W ; Rfidlr.s. S.SN ; rih'er eentficale * .
Xew Vork 3Ioney Market.
NEW YORK. < Xt. 17. MOXET OX CALL
Nominally , < eH per cent.
1T.IME MK11CA.VTJLK I APKR Nomlaally.
fe * VTT cent.
STBHLINO EXCHANGE- . > k , with actual
Uuinex * In Kink r ' bill * Jt. J'.O.S3for
ramni. an4 H-\,6 < " - ? foe , r\y da > > ; |
rate . HIl&lJ : . and } 4.JSCK. Commercial
UIU. II TV- , . , .
DAU SILVEH S'.e.
WEXKK JXLLAPC9 ic _
STATE BONDS Dullr-nirrnaa bond * , firm.
GOVERNMENT BONDftlroBlter . New 4 .
rec . H4 > . cnipon. 11 * . * . H . . lc * > : coapoc.
111. < > ree. . l f . - . coopo ? . WS. S * . reg. . J S ;
PacUlc ta of T. KI.
Ckrtlnc quotatldu on tx vd were ai fellows :
C.s 4 .r ; . B W. ! ! { C. P. tit ofsi. . _ * 7
U.S. 4ic7 pJ > ' ! V. tl 'D-AIi-G 7v. _ 110
V.S.&irz lOSf.D , It K. G. 4l p
Ill 'Rrlo-Jdi
U. R * . r r ! * < C/ILJk . A.H . , _
D.S.4S.COUD 1O7S CT H-.S. A.T * . . . . 1 < W
O.S.'Js. ' r 9J4 H.AtT.C. * . . . _ liK ) <
PaciScBsot ' 91. lot Ida Ms sgi ,
Ala. , elm A lOftniU..K. .VT. lit 4i. SO <
A-'cea sIi. . . . . . loota l4 51H
Ala-Carreopr. . . . o iSS. J.O G a. 5 > . . lli t
Id.XawCo3.4s. H > iS o. iViln. : l t . _ lltt *
Mlso rl'lv 1OJ j liln j > , _ . . . _ ins ,
Tcnn. new set 6 75' 'i . 'P.'O l < 7 . 123
Teon.n ! Wni _ 10 ? t C3C..VP. W. St. 111H
Tcnn.cld89 00 I St. L.i L > LGo5. 7S
" "
aodeferrea. . 5 > i Texas Par. l ; t. > 0
AlcblMW 4v. 73 .TeJiavPac. SJs . . 17U
AtculMtniM A. . . . . 3GH U. ? lM of9 > . ! * <
CanartaSo.2J . . . . 101V < ' . aon4i. . . _ 1O3 {
7O. . R. iX. 1M1. . . . IBi
8JS N. Pac.-34s
Ml
llovton Stock Quotntlon .
BOiTOX. Oct. 17.-CaU loaas. 5S6 p r crat :
thne. loans , XA7 per cecu CSoslu ; prices fer
stoc'v bonds aod mlnln : sbart- % :
AT rS.PM
' ' ' " " " " ' " "
Am.-5arar . . . 1MK Ed" . Eic-"lii" . . . 1.1S
Am.Surar p5d. . . . 94 ' " n. Sl j nfi S9
Sist < Ga t 3-lS.Atchlor 2d
202 4v. 7 ;
'
Boston A Albior. Allon-i Mlalur O 33'
15S AtUnU ;
C.B-iU 6ef Eosloa * Montaal
Fitchbur ; 83 ( Buttoi Bavoa. . , . S j
Gea.Eectrus ) . . . IiS CaXsifli lieila. . 312
niao > Steet 45 Franklin o
OMColosv. . _ . . . 373 iKearsarre. _ jo'i
OrcLShortLtn- lOMX-Jla vi
Euboer. JS Oulncy HO
Colon Pacific 7 .Tamarack . . _ . . . . b'3
TTentEaa . „ B $ IVVolverlna e > <
TT.Eleg. ota. . . . . 4SH
San Frnnci eo Mining Qnolationa.
SAN FRANCISCO. OoL 17Tbe oSeUl cVoklnr
qnoratton * tor znloln ; slodes wday were as Jol-
jowa :
Alta. U ] > otJiliCtirrr. . . . 79
'
AlohaCoa IS 'Haiti Xorcroi * . . 15
Azxirs 77 [ Keuice vCoa 6
Belcher OO LaerYTaih ; Coa. . ' 2
tett.ii B lcter . . . l&O Mexlcaa 7
BblieCoo. US ( Occidents ! Coa. . . . 46
BuliJon „ li loofctr ire
BalwerCotj 4fi 'Ovennaa id
Calrdosix IS .Poto-M Tu
Cocllesce Coa. . . , 48 jarxrn GO
Choiiar. . . . . . . 223 j oorpion 0
Cocnaencc. ItO ( SierraXeraax. . , Tfl
Con. CaL e Y * . . . . 175 UnlaaOon
CrownPolnt . . . . 5S ( Ctaa COB
Rxctotduer . . . . 3 ITeOorr ,
Silver ban , CVr. Mexican dollar * .
London Stock Quotation * .
LOXDON. Oct. 17. I p. TH. clOelnc :
Contois.mTlu7T ! fr& , Paaicoa „ ' *
CcniOl .acst lO 'X. Y. Central ps
Can. I'acl c C J PesniTlvaaia W
Erie 14H I > adln : i
Erie 1st oW S2H Atcblsoa law
lU.Cea-.rat. P H litcx. Ceo. new 4 _ Cs > t
Mexican orJiaarr. SO I
BAU SILVEP.-smd per ounce.
VOXEY-H.61H I r cent.
The rate of dltcount la the open market fer
short blll > . r tfl per cent ; for thrt * nwaur
Wlls. 2\6iT > * r cent.
NCTT York illnlnc Uuotationa.
NETS' YORK. Oct. 17.-Tfce f UowlB ; are tb
c minuij guotailOTW.
. . . . . . . .H 45 ' ' " " ' ' "
ChoUar log \Oai \ + no. . . . . . . . SSO
CrotruPolot 4S Oohtr. ISO
Con.Cit. A Va. . . . 1C < I iPlyraontn 3U
Dea.lwooct _ 115 Ourz ! lTcr :00
Gould ACurry. . . . . 6 itwfcxsllver ofo . 1JOO
Bale & Xorcrosa. . ISO IsnrraX 'aaa. . . . . fil
' " ' ' " "
Iron Stiver. . ! . . 3O ! naBCor. | . . . . . SO
Financial \otc- .
PHI DELPHIA. Oct. I7.-Cltarlsgj , $11.773.-
Ill ; baluicrs , n.4Sn.H * . i K
ST. LOflS. Oct. 17. Oeihnjs , U.UT.Wi ; bal
ances , C35.l { ; mor.er. C i p r oeat ; Xew Yarfc
exehance. iL2S discount M < i ; (1 dUoount asked.
OlIOAGO. Oct. 17-l < 3iarlnrs , JH.U4.M1 :
money , steady : on call. * p'per cent : aa tlwe.
Sffl jr cent. New York ixBhinjce. S c discount :
foreisa exctanje. deraaniL.4 < Si slity days.
NEW TORK , Oct -Qearlnc' . . .
balaacei. t4.Ut.4X. Tb ViP9"s o : rp te from
the van of New York 6f ( be ire k amounted
to 131.M In cold and U.IX.AJ in silver. The
Imports were Gold. ILcx | p > sllv r. tWS17 : dry
cooda , 11,477.479 , reaeral njtrpuadlif. Jt.4Tl.Xi.
BERLIN. Cict. 17 Hxrhance on LonJoc , efcat
days' fieht. 31 marks pfc
PARld. Oet 17. Three per cnt rentes. IMf S&e
for the aeofrunt , exebacce on London. : ; f Wfe
for checks.
LONDON. OcC 17.-OtM Is quota ] at Eun
lAyree at H1.M ; Madrid. 1S.S ; Uboo , SIS.
Home. VK.K.
R"c v VorU AVcekly IJauU Stnieincnl.
NEW YOnK. Oct. 17.T * wrklj bank Ut -
swet cban tbe tottarrtat citanee * : Rewtrve. de
crease. n. * t.l4 : loaac. dwrcase. JS4.CO6 ; peeie.
increase. WK..MB ; Innl I a4er. < SM MM. .Sl. .
U * . deposits , decrease. Jl 7i M * : etmUUua. la-
TaM > . Jtli-lui. . Tbe bar&s BOOT hold tU.lM
In exxeM of the requlreattsus af tit * S rr cent
rult
_
Cotton MurKrt.
ST. LOflS. Oct. iDTTOX _ < > ulM : l-e
mkddllnr. 71 < : sale * . liM Uites : rerelMf
shipment * . l.n bales : stock.
CnLITVNS. On r
| v m 44. cf. 7c , good i r- ! - - ,
NEW YoltK. Oct. II -fOTTON-4alt. fall-
dllnr , 7 6-ltc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKEI
Lightest Baa of Cattle at tta Load
in a Heath.
TRADE FEATURELESS , BUT STEADY
UrerytlilriK Offered Pell In About
lrldny'nolrhcn Hoc * 5lnckea
in > ntnlier. lint Giiln
In Price.
SATURDAY. Oct. It
Receipts for UM days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hofr * . Sbreu. Horses.
October 17 l.M * . U .m 1
October 1 * . l.iK J-l 4JM 9
October IS J.w ; 4.7C 1,947
October M 3 OM 4.3B 41
October U am J.o l.HC
October 1 * 4.J8 R 1.JM K
October 1 * 2.77S Lie . . . .
October $ i2M COO 9
October & LW S.4B7 X. C
October 7 1.7S7 J.JH l. 3 Tt
The official n imb r of cars of stock
brought la today by each rood wast :
Cuttle- Hop * . Stoeep. H'rV.
O. & St. 1 Ry S 1
.Mlfwouri Pacific ny. . 7 1
Union Paciflc ytem 1 t li 1
B. & M. R. U. R 17
C . B. & Q. Ry
C. . R. I. A P. Ry. . e. . . . I
C. . P < . P. , M. * O. y . . 6'
R , B. & M. V. R. R. . 5 1 . . . .
Total receipts . . . . a 4t K 1
The disposition of the day's receipts -was
as follows , eech buyer purchaslas the num
ber of head indicated :
Buyer * . Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1 * K
G. H. Hammond Co GS 1.009 C9
Swift acd Comny. 3K l. M tJK .
Cudahy Packing Co 38 l.MO
n. Becker & Deyan IW
Cudahy Bros. Co. . K. C. . 1M
Other buyers 13 74 $
Left over 1W 1(0
Total Zit ! XS 4411
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were
Mht agnln today , only l.m being : reported
in , a against 1.Q8 yesterday and J.77 ; on
Saturday of last we < ? k. Today' * run. with
one exception , was the lightest of the
month. Of the cattle received 174 bead
were consigned direct to packers , and were
not offered on the marxeL
As usual on a Saturday the trade was
featureless , and there to very Uttl * of In
terest to : > > regarding it. Values , did not
show any material change , tne cattle * ei -
Inc In about the same notch y-fsterday.
There was one bunch or corn-fed native
sierra , averaging 1.24 $ Ib * . . which brought
f4.a > . while < wtle a ctrtns of westerns sold
to th killers at J3.M and . .
About seven loads of cows and heifers
were offered and sold readily at 'ally
steady prices. The otlerincs consisted
largely of western cow ? , two good sized
hunches bringing C.40 and H.4J.
Good stock cattle and feeders were in
limited supply and the trade was soon
over with.
Good cattle of all kliswete ! in very fair
< I < > man4. and the offerings of such all sold
early.
The cattle market of the past week lias
not b--en all that could b * drslred and yet
it has been In pretty fair shape on roost
days. It has b-n one of those Indifferent
sort , of markets , devoid of that snap and
llf which la always pleasing to the neller.
This condition of the market has been due
largely to the fact that common kinds of
caltlo have predominated , while really good
caulof all kinds have bn scarce. The
sopply of b ef cattle has fallen far below
th , ? demands of buyers and good corn-fed
steers , as n-c-ll as western grasaers , have
sold well and at steady prices , -white the
common kind * of westerns have been weak.
Good cowg and heifers have ruled strong
and at th clo * are a little higher than
at the opening of the week. Venl carve * ,
will ? , -tc. . have shown very lrttk > change.
Stockers and feedera have s Id fr er > ail
the week , but value * vrere hardly so strong
as they were during the previous ek.
Representatives Miles :
STEKItS.
COWS.
L. . . JM 1 M J..1CU iS ! *
lilliMM liii'.lS j2
SX . S *
: . . . . ! > tat I..HSso it
HKIFEPA
i. . . . , 7t : 6s c..un i
BULLS.
I..UW ITS IMM IS 1..144 * S (
CALVBS.
! * . 1M * SA 1 ' V 4 Us * w &
J--SI5 : : : Sji : : :3S : 5
i. . . . w an r. . . . 14 > { V
STOCKBHS AND FEEDERS.
I'- * ! : - . . . S5 7..M14
ilfLKEItS AND SPRINCBRS.
* " * rr. No.
K W 1 etc
. _ fe Ic&e
SS iHWlBcen . MM
c ft. . KM i c A c . 45 <
1 rprtnirer. . S M J e & c . 6 > W
1 nst r. . „ S M
KTesrnnxs.
MONTANA.
Carptmer & IUWMWI ,
No Av. J-r. No. Av. Pr.
Kraak Ben Ion.
1 cow . H ; 2 7 cows . „ til
Marpky Cattle c .
IC.21t ttemra. . UM ! 7 *
. . IS 7 : lt een . Ijt : J
OREGON.
Peter French.
. . . .
J4 feed n. . . . ! : as
! 5 g
HOGS-Tb * wwk cfcwej with a raolerate run
01 ix/ft isu4 a * 4 l ns reports in tbe yard * .
ai Bainst J.1S je terday aji4 J.S4J w > SaturJar
t/f lajt wetk. It was ti toullrrt ran of tt *
week , exeeptin : only Monday.
Th early market was tleeMedly la tie faver
of the * elten. the trade cpminff ie hi n r <
< l iraWe klndi. The demand was coed and the
CT t Lu * of all tee hos rtutcjwJ lundjiarty. .
Toward the clce the trade Heake&el anj cljed
with the adruce lost.
Heary noys oM all tk , way from tin up to
. . but Use bulk of the JK-JJI kTeraster SM
Iba. ao4 alx e. sold at Jl 1KW.M. Ta * Uest
llfiii : I a4 * Ud at a.3 > SS.3i. toe top l lsj Sc
hieher than yexterday.
The her market of the past ireek ba been
In very fair rcn.Jl-.ton. the demand betes rood
and Klue * hijb , aa compared wfj the tuit
few month/ . The uek ope e < l at an adraace
and vatee * tended r < ea4lly upward on Tuesday
aad Wednesday. UK high point of the vek
bems t < * e < l on WedneMiay. Tfce averaee price
paid for all the hoc * oa that day was U.S1 the
bichet average of any day ! * < * . jtar ( . oo
Thurday U > * market broke MUc , but recovered
a little en the two day * fotlowtor. toe week
clortcs verr little better than It opened. Retm-
i'r.utlve al j :
Na Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sb Pr
B . j 4 swnis . .V..Va M
* . KI M s . . : : . . JK uJ tau
. Jti : J . S Sis
u . it * : j v ; M . n i a ;
. * iw s e * . ra M s
C . SB . . . SIS (3 . m M ; s
. S4 SW JH'J 4 * . M M J ; ;
ss. . ar i 8 s s- . . n * ss
W . J * 33 * U . . .J J iL
I . 1 . . . J S C . xs U SM
W . 117 t 31 51 . 3M l5 X
. I4J . . . J it . JM , ) JM
M . 368 ! S CC . M " jS
U . Ml 1M 1 ( X . si "j 5
.
K . JB St SJ TJ . JS6 4
$5 $
.
U . 2M 1W JS a . 2H 4) 3J5
4t . 2 W 1J
P1GS-ODOS AND ENDS.
I . JSS . . . 3 S..JK Jl *
.
I . t . . . JM
HHHKr T > - reettttf * ef thfty were I4bral aaul
tin e > ma d F e4. wHk ratim Arm.
untatlve
J * > . Ar. Pr.
t * Utah v U > F > . . . „ . Ml Jf
UM MeMcra nHbtri . us 2
171 UUh lamb * . R M
4 ! Utali Uaatu . H 3N
iS Utah tomb * . a J Si
13M ue tra la nfa . „ . . . . a IS *
St. Louie Live .Stock.
ST. LOCI ? . Olt 17--C.VTTLB-R4el > U. MO
bead. M k * 4ady.
Sc Ucaar ;
Torfcai * . U.
SHEKl' n * 4rtn , 5C head. Market vtwdy.
Knuiaa City l.lvtStocU. .
t ITT tTTLE : Recclpta.
CO' h-ad t ! ; o > tBi 4.tto bf a ! nar et inro-
n * T frail'y re'all rrad
11 XSJ.ee fa. I'M fctal , . * pmcnti , I.MO
T b 4 ; ottrkft rtroar t te felsVr ; tMfk of rates.
M-eXUS b < * * rr , ML titan k * kr UH "
llrtt , U ( . * ; Yorkers , > . * * * . , iU ,
8KCKP Rvtetpts , none. * lameatf.
market ttedy. only retail utm.
CHICAGO"LIVK STOCK.
Trade In Cattle \Vn of the t'ntial Sat
urday Chnrnclrr.
CHICAGO. Oet. IT. Trad * ta MVf w * ft lite
em ! < ht nUy ctiaractcr. aa1 prl el * * d un-
chaBceJ.with rate * of native beef Heem on a
ba4 * of train H * to UM for c a s . t n to
4 for medium cattle. | 4. to 14 M f r foot
be-ves. Mad froa > 4.Tt * U for Fbntee. with fancy
cattle On * at fro * tLH t U. * . Aartklr choice
Mh M hljrh as a week ace. bat Mfcee klnin
ara mtH lower than at that Mm * . The tfe-
SMIMI for hn a sw d to4r. and th * market
ruled rtrowrer at aboat re-l 4 y * nmrr. i' rn-
mi..l to UM b * 4 dr\\e toU at Iron If lo U9 * .
lanrely at from tin to . . tbe ben heavy ,
snedlsw * nd Ilirht welcMy pelltnc clew together.
H a T paeklmt drme tnuod Myers at ft .m
JiU to U-rr * * .
The llmtted sapnly of * he p va * * o n rVwed
oat at * t * 4y prtr * . "Hin i wrr * mUHe at
from n.7t to tt.l for wrern . and the general
ma of aattve * . with prltae native ineep ratable
} at from tt.ls to SS.M. t ustba were In demand
j at fm fl te J4 Tt frr p w to r-rt * Fed-
t roc * oe p were Mtable * t frost ? Kto ItO.
RcrlpT : Cause. ! . * * he d. bi > , U.M * head.
MockIn Mjcht.
Keear4 at nrrtrnt nt lire nock at the f w
market * for Saturday. Oetr4 > er 17.
. .
Soatfc Omaia . 1 JT l < 94 1.4T
CMeacn . ! , ls.a * I. M
Kanma City . MM too * .
1M M M
Total * . a. 9 M.4O4 4.R
Coffpe Market.
NaW TOnK. CM. IT.-rorrEE-OfrtloM.
opM4 fairly Meady at I point ? * cin > . ; ml-t
fairly active , bat weak. ur Itoaidatton. folK -
K ) -ar an tiyfactotT cablea. aeavy1rtM rap-
ply and ctntraace for the t r.lte.1 < talr : rlow-1
rtxantr t a net * cUne of r > * ° f ; rale U (
l cr ; March. tl.7S * .M. Iwrember. l TJ r I * .
! = " ccO . Kin. Ann. N < x T. Inrolce. ill. Job-
bine. J1LJ * . Mild rteady. Ordora. Sli. " * * ! : . *
Total < r rel > aue' dellvrtee from the United
Stale * . $ .17 hair * . Inoludhu : 7.111 tect from New
York ; Xw York ftock tulay. > 1 17 bar . 1'nlteJ
State * nock. IMJK basa. aHoat for thfntte < 1
State * . 4M. nn ban : total vW4ble for tbe fnlt-d
? ( ! . CTXSK bam. airalnit * 7t. * *
Oct. i7.-rorrKE-n e < i nei.iy. us
afer ! rpw-lng teady at , f ad
vance : ! . S M t c
SANTO ? . O-.t. IT. noFFES-Slearty : peed av-
emre S Wt . M. * * ret ; recelpu , ! . > ba :
ftock. XX. MA bopi.
HAJiiniU ! . Oct. r-COTTEE Steady : i l
pfc advance , rale * . Ufw baiti-
RIO. Oet. -COFfCE-flra : N * . 7 Rio.
11.419 rel : eachanKe. t 111. . recel < s.
bac : cleared far th- United Stale * . J .K <
| - r E jn.CW baps ; Moek.
I'porla
PBORIA. Oet. 17."ORN nrm and blsa r :
No. t- ! 4c : Xo. X. Je.
OATS rtm ; Xo. S vblte. : * 4a ic ; No. :
white. ltl > c.
RYK rtrm : No. : . * * Kc.
WHISKY Market * Mly ; BnM d cooda on
the ba ta of IL1I for htefc win- * .
RBCEirTS-forB. C.K J bn. : out ? . 1H 1 ba. :
rye. Li"t . : whMcr. awoe : whr t. t ( JO btt.
Sflll'MKNTii-i-o . IT. be. : o l . ! * ba. ;
rye. LJ 9 bu. : whletey. rrt gat * . , w.teat. M 1m.
Sttcnr MnrWet.
NEW YORK. Ort. IT. Sl AR Raw. l-t :
fair rHtofcur. SHc. ceatrtf el. 95 test , Je. Re-
flf > 4. Meady : xtaadanl "X" 4c ; cut iMf. 4 * > c :
. .
IwONtON. Oot. IT. St'OAR-Cane. wek and
inactive : centnroanl. Java. ! < tt 4Hd : a 5-
vado. fair retain * . M 1HH. Weet MWar. weak
aad lower : October. $ * W ; Nove b-r. te 44-
Dry Goiul * .
NRW YORK. Oct. 17 A * uraL to tb dos-
Inc day of the w k In the dry e ta mar
ket drMBd. bat mall
t r-re U a rlteM ptraonal
rders recelrM callH fw ra-i rtie quaa4IUe .
There i a Utter frelloir abroad anJ bulcem of
Importance way der-lop at anr moment. Prlnt-
Ini : cloths In demand at t VWe , but. no le are
reported. _
ToleJit flrnin.
TOLEDO. 0:1 IT.-WHKAT-HUtaer ; No. I red ,
Sle : Decentl r. Me. Majr. C ic.
CMKN Pull : nrm : Nu. : mlt-tt Hc-
O ATS Steady : No. t mixed. l c.
HTDvIl : am : . N x r cash. 4le.
CLOVER SB8tHU > : Ortn : prUm Ottober.
tt.M.
Oil City ? lnrket.
OIL < 1TY. Oft. i-Cr H btUMW. IL14 : eer-
tilfcate * . oo b4 .r offer * ; bJptMMi. C.1B
mas. iM4t bbt * .
Frl e Wliettt.
FRANCISOO. Oct. IT. WIIBAT l hen
D ce3rtr. 11-47 : May. St-4 .
DYCHC UBTI'IINS FUOJI ALASKA.
The I'rofefior Sn > - tbe ConiUrr I" Vtl
Only Half Maile.
SEATTLE , Oct. 17. Prof. U L. Pyche of
tb Kantas university returned froas
Alaska oa the City of Topeka and left last
alsat by way of California for his bom ? .
Prof. Dycte went to CcoVs lalet ip * lally
In search , ol satural history r < cl.iicDr
He asetixJHj to tbe source of tbe Kntk river
with an onucltoJ eipeditioa. which was &
a 4xcs > . although the obstacles to be over
come were zvpilllBC. Tbe native boatmen ,
stripred ttark nakei. with ropes pulled
the boat up the turbulent river. Prof.
Dyche obtained specimens of a. new moun
tain sbeep. twelve Icmens * moose tcada ,
carribau , sea otter , birds aad other snaJl
animals. On June 17 Prof. Dyche saw
eight Inches of enow fall , and oo Auu t
11 eleven inches fell. He saw three smoklag
mountains and esperi , netij &n e rth < jatkc
such zs a man could not remain standing.
He found Urge ccel ledges , but the coal
was so soft that it could be whittled with z.
knife.
Prol. Dyche laid : "That country U one-
half made. It will bo a jrool country feme
toy when it Is finished. The glaciers ar ?
blowly dolns their worJc. the mountains are
snuking and tire rivers arc vomiting out
outatltles of qu'.ckssad. It is a now coun
try. Let U tione. asd sosedey it will
be a goo-J country. "
Princtps Torn , a famous Tauquito Yaka-
tsla. a wealthy priactE * . neclthy beyoed all
other Alaskan Indians. .7-35 met by I'rcf.
Dycae. She has SU.MK ) IB gold twenties
oa her right arm ; she wetn fire bracelets ,
each hammered eut of a. gold twenty , and
OG h r left arm she we&rs ten bracelets , each
made from & { 10 sold pioce. She has hun
dreds ofbUnkcti. MS cuer skies , etc. . xnd
she owns a schooner and two stoop * . Sbc is
G& yeare of as cad has just obtained her
fifth husbsnd. a you as man 29 years old. for
whom she paid MO blankets. The Thilcgit
womea maaage the hou thoU and aoU tbe
puwo. The rcfetione are traced back throujh
the mother's side. I : is. in fact , elmott a
savage realization cf Lyttoa's "Cotniag
Race. "
C.NCLK iA31'S IlRI.VDEKIl HAXCII.
fiovcrnment Herili. in Al.i.kn Iiicrcrnx-
liiKut n Ilnplil Hate.
SEATTLE. Oct. 17. Rev. Sbeldoa Jackson.
United St&tca soveraaeat agent of educa
tion is Alaska , arrlrej on the Top ka. from
Alaska. Mr. Jackson left Sitka on Jane
1. for Point Barrow , but it was not until
the latter part of July tbat he got there
owing to the ice. which waa unusually late
in melting ihi * s acon. Toe rereaue cuusr
Eeir made four auetcpis lo rf-iti Uif pott
at Point Barrow cs ! anally tied up at a
point five miles from the ceiilament. to an
Itf.oe six miles long and two miles whir
thai bad grounded ia October of the previous
year. One whaler waj crushed by tbe let
and totally wrrcioi. Her crew was brought
down by the Bear. The llKathoacr tender
Jeannie was crushed by the ic * . but not
wrecked.
Tbe reindeer at the four k'.aitons were
fouad to hare Icerejaed to l.ftM , of which
nuaber * * 7 were born this yecr. Tfaey are
IB append W coedltion. Mr. Jackaoe xay thst
he has received te-quciU from Yukon miners
for rtinJce-r to b iud in traBi | rl tioo tr
the gold mines adjacent to tnat mighty
river. He cacaot supply them fer three
ye.n. unleu rcagreu give * a bit ; approjirli-
tlon then he ctn do It ia lew tlaw. He
bell ves tbe governmect would help thr
country a great deal more by xppropriaUng
a f w ttooaandc for this purpose , ritker
than millloot for p-lroJIae a alaai * t-al
poicben , as reiadevr will bo of iacakulible
valce to miner * la t&e Yukoa bala < . They
thn could rrseh rich pern ef th country
now inaccessible.
TUB IlKALTV JIAHICIJT.
INSTRUMENTS pUced o rw l Satur
day , October J7.
WAUUANTV DBWJS.
I. i ! r.he m and * lf te M A Fraxf * .
e W fr t lot W aad w 40 f t t t
17. blk * , Shull's 2nd 4d . I f.M
C n IlutKfclnaon to M A HutcXlH on ,
lot X bile X Sixth treet atid . 1
Ql'lT CLAIM DEEDS.
I Blerbowrr truttef to Orr'h * ,
Water romyiny , lot 7 blk 5. lot t
blfc 7 , lot 5 , bile 12 , Kor ice . 5
Total amount of transfers . S CSC3
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN
Wheat cad Com OmMtitato the Balk f tis
Traffic.
MAKING ROOM FOR THIS YEAR'S
MnnjHoi.il. . Kin ! Tlicin rlve. With.
out the \r r nr > - Cnrx tn Ilnndlo
flip Ahnnilnnt Crop Hint Una
HiM-u llnl cil nnil UnrvcKtol.
1'rrUtht nen report b ifl rws at ttt ml ]
better than It hw ei o ( or wNDe time , b t
Imprortnie dally. The shipments e ( grain
contlnn * to be heavy , and the farmer * are
maktac er rt effnrte to clean tlrelr bl s ef
lat yrar't eera. Most of th * artta that Is
( Tolnp ; east h this omen's wtmit tnd tait
reason's corn , principally the latter. The
farnxT.i need their bn ! § for Uilt IMWB' *
crop of com. and they need tbe room badly.
Soperlntendest < rf Car S rrlce Bu < * .l elwm
of th * I'nlon I aciac U sot wwrrrlni ; orer any
scarcity of car * , but the offlrtals of otlier
optratlas departments are hmtttaa ; for eara
all tn ! time. It U said that the itirert&go
Is greatest la Iowa , where fanners are trav-
log thHr tracons nllnl with pntn ftanJfnc
at the railway depots waiting for cars to be
loaded. Grata rate * . It ts MM. will KO up
a few notches on Nortaiber : . thoash they
will not po to hlsh as they were before the
commencement of the recent rate war. From
Omaha te Chicago they -nil ] be advanced
from 14 to 21 cent * , and from Omaha to
Mi lF lppI rlrer points , from 1 ! to 16 cents.
The lire stock shipments an * alto Rood ,
better than they have been for years. Then ,
too , merchandise In biKlnnlSK to move. The
men who solicit freight say that the pros
pect of MeKlnley's election U undoubtedly
oae of the reasons. If not the principal rei-
fon. for the latreate * ! number of orders
that are corainc llto the > local Jobbers from
the state. The movement of m rehatHtio
Is flve or six times as larise a it waa thirty
days aro. This is the class A Irerpht that
pays best * ad freight men feel Jubiliat
when It begins to move alons lively. The
moath * of October end November are always
the e In which the railroads make their
b ct thawing , and from Indlcatlots It U
pretty certain that the e moo tha la 15M
will not prove exceptions to the general rule.
11 in LAM ) Tiin MMsr iMcTun.
Loir olntVre tle tilth Cut Hnte * to
the Con t.
There was a special meeting ef the local
papsenger association yestecday m rnlag.
at which time the second race of the Ualon
Pacific asalast the D. M. for payleg rcm-
missions to other than regular parties and
far aiding the brokerage baslaoM was tcd. !
The case was an exact duplicate of the $ na
that was tried two weeks ago. and the rama
netton was taken. As the D. & M. wa > the
Initial line on' the ttrktu that were bau ht
for II less than regular rates. U was fooal
guilty OB the two counts presented.
That road at once cave notice of aa ap
peal to Chairman Caldwell of the Trans-
c-ontln > nul I'acsencer aeso-Utloe Aa ha
reversed the decision of the "low joint * " on
tk same matter list week It ts generally
thought that he will adopt -.a * > ame starse
this time.
It U pretty wel ! underttooJ thit one of
the. four roads reTtresented ° " the tU > < ts
that hcve been sold from here : o ta roast
for S39 1s payiag a cocmlssUMi to the local
brokers. Suapteten H stroasty directed
agaJnft the Colorado Midland. This Tie * Is
borne out by two facu. nasa'ly : the cheap
tickets mail ? their appearance WJOD zftr a
Tbl : of the traveling pcaa ; > r yn ! of
that line here , and further the broker vno
has sold the tickets has nlways iuiUSed on
the purchasers seTe tla ? the Cnlortlo Midland - ,
land , vbetber they used * ny of > h Bibtr
Hnes be named or not. \ reolu'J n Ct-
leetiog Seerc-tary Maan to farard to Chair
man Caldweli and to tbe sen era 1 jMcteujter
agents of the n. & M. . the Colorado Midland ,
he His Grande V.evm an-J tb Eoothern
Pacl all the evidence In the ) twj parallel
case : , as well as a report of .he ) > jrrhc * }
of two additional tickets by the local Merc
ury , was adoptuL The rrt ljon also
r.rjys that immediate relUf be a9orJr4. 23
he local ticket Earket U aIde be C > ode < l
trlOi the tickru that hare czuwl tie
trouble.
CA. > XOT IIUKAIC THU COJII1IXK.
Prtcr * on Siift Coal to Cuutlnne
Hleli.
The railroad officials in Omaha are beta ; ;
appealed to by the consumers of soft coal
fcr aid In 2.n attempt to break dowa the
combination that H holding up the market
on that cl&ss of fuel. The principal con
sumers feel that they have a right to ask
the asalttinre of tle freight men In tbo
matter.
Oa October 1 the freight rate 03 soft coal
from DCS Mcines. Oitumwa and oiher points
In Iowa , from whence the aoft coal U aottly
shaped Into Oaisha. was raised from STV4
cents to tl. aa Increase of IIVj cn : .
But the soft coal ccmbinstioa advane d the
rate * , not merely to the extent of the la-
crease la frjht ! rates , but aH the way froa
Jl.OO and 11.70 to * M ; This Increase was
between foor an-J five times the increase In
freight rite on the commciity. The freight
men say that tiey would like to break into
the combination of dealer * ia soft coal taeoi-
ielrci. but they bellere U to be neict ta an
impossibility. It is estimated tLst the ad-
ranee in the rates oa soft coal will. If U
stands thraag&oat the ceases , coat tha pric-
clral coniuajeri ef t-U c'ty a-d Son'h Oosahj
aot leu thsa J75.000 and perhaps
Iiivr.ll = : UliiiVIII Hp > Made.
The report froa York to the efiect that \V.
L. Lee of that place is accused of plaaoicg to
wreck the Burlington flyer between Waco
and thit place In order to lasure the death
of o e A. Bt * ell. a p Mea cr oa the train ,
aad to then collect ui iDe-ursace policy of
flO.WO. was received with cc * i e--ibe sur-
prUa at tb B. & M. headquarters.
\VhiIe the- officials were rather In-
creduloui , they uid the nutter would
( rtaialy 5-o thoroughly liiTevlicaUd. If
there U focci ! t b * aay fouaiation f r the
report the Itfcal < ? tiarta < at will tak * cp
the case snd ta arcr to secure a leagthy
scatcacc for Lee.
HELAY.
SPEGULx\TE CON3E3VATIYELY.
S'JO. TO ? I , < H > 0
INVE TET > THROfGH I . ? WILL YIELD YOU
A HANDSOME 1NOOMK.
EXPLANATORY J'AMI'LrfTS AND UARXET
RKrimYK nuilej free . n ai > pllcaituei. l'j | .
dVMial Campalcn cfler. locontpittvbW dp > ortunt-
M\ > Hare Net One Dtuatteeted C'MUCMC. "
III ! WCILK & CO. , llanSirrv & HrnUera
* OMOADWAY. I . V.
MAKii V0t.lt 3IU.NKV
KAll.UOMtV. .
I'fAar our v em.-'iic ctoc > eraU e piaa of
timt3.t.tloa. "Yvu A > u d ititka. " tVtUe-
ments nuule era vcek. Hun * of US to
il. M mime * un-Vr our i > laa wfll rl Vl
kattat : t-tory return * ftptqu < jqabte.
bis our atiia.l. L. LkU itvc.
.SAJI. KULLIElt & C0n
14 llron < I\ H > , \rir Yorlc.
IVrt rchtvsn-e , Aje u kaaled IB wery
city.
Money ! Money ! ! .
.U1KKICAX AND EUHOl'KAX lit
VfiSTORS' ASSOCIATION.
3IIIJ Ilulldlii ? , New VorU.
IJuytr for lt own and ftresn ! acrot.nt
Gold. Capper and Iad mlnvi ; l-ircrlo
Stroat itaflroad * ; W.iter Powers ; Timber
I axl ro-1 Jjn < l < Money advanced for
l e.J jiijro.ta ajntJ other development.
WHEATTOOMING
j.r.u r.erfr < " . .rfta tetter opportunity for taak.
tug ne > Writ * E. H. Uiimy A ' -
I T fcf r t * .sj * L Ird < f Trade la"
s'na s f r i" r > irk S' i"t r * nd .
lrf rs no-1 I . ! y Uarktt I cttrr.