TTITC Ol\rATTA \ DAILY "BEE : SATURDAY. OGTOHI31 ? , 2-1. ISDfi.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Recover ? from tlio Panicky reeling
of Thursday.
OPENS AT QUITE A MATERIAL ADVANCE
JJnrlyilvlopn from Sew York KNIIP-
clallr Mlrinur , IinllcntltiK nn 1'x-
rrx * of Coiitlni'iitnl drill *
Over OlIcrliiRH.
CIIICAOO , Oct. 23. Wheat today re
covered from the pnnlcky condition which
characterized It ycMerday , nnd co ! cd
wllh the coniforlublo ndvanco of 2c. Un-
nxpccledly strong cables nnd advices that
the money market was easing were Iho
main cnunes of the HlronRlh. Corn nnd
oats were proportionately strong , closing
Ic up nnd Tic higher , respectively. Provi
sions advanced from He to 12V4c.
Wheat opened nt quite n material ndvanco
from llio clo lng figures ot ycslcrdry. This
was no Hunirlse to many or the experienced
speculators , who expected a natural re
action after such an unnatural decline , as
ono trader puts It. The lone of the earlier
cables did not show the weakness that wns
anticipated. llvcrpool reported a decline
ot UStl per cental , or the equivalent of
Jlc per bu. for futures of red American
wheat at the opening , nnd shortly after
ward cable news of a. later tlmo of day
reported a recovery of moro thnn one-half
of the decline It began -with. This caused
the early strenKlh. December , which nt
the end of Tuesday's session was bring
ing only 70ic , was wanted ns soon as the
trading commenced at from 72c to 72c.
These prices ftntlailcd thp first hatch ot
bnyrrs. Hut enough selling orders were
put on ( ho market to cause an Immediate
rractlon to TlV&c. The early ndvlccs from
NPVV York were xtrong. That city re
ported that laxt night's cabled offers of
wheat nnd flour to the other side hnd been
largely Increased nnd lhat foreign buying
ordtTH for futures were largely In excess
of orders to Roll. As these reports came In
there wns a sharp upturn to prices , which
culminated In nn advance lo 73c. Fluctua
tions of Ibis kind -wero frequent all day.
The discount on spot wheat nt Minneapolis.
compared wllh the price for December , had
again widened to Ic per bu. , indicating con
tinued stringency In the money market. In
the local market , however. No. 3 sprint ? cold
nt from fie to 7c discount , against from Sc
to lOc yesterday , and Indicated some pas-
Ing of the money stringency. Atlantic port
clearances of vvhcat won ; very small , or
rather quite InslgnaflcanU being only 21,000
bu. Flour , liovvpver. was shipped to the
nxtent of KI.C.r,2 bhls. , making the wheat
nnd Hour export together equal to CCQ.OCO
bu. There was n sharp , nervous spurt dur
ing the Inot fifteen minutes on late higher
cables nnd reporlpd pxport business nnd De
cember sold to 7.1Vic. The closing- was flrm
.
Corn shared In the strength which ruled
In vvheat nndnnt also helped toy the some
what higher cables. liven before the upward
trend became np'iarcnl there wns a dlspo-
xlllon on the part of nhorts to cover , and
1hl demand vvno n strengthening factor.
The export demand was also encouragingly
Hboral , but the full advance wns not uns
tained , May corn opened ' ,4c higher , nt 2Sc.
Bold up to from Zfi'&c to 2S\c , split , fell to
25'ic , nnd closed firm at from 2S',4n to 2S * c.
Oats were firm and higher , nnd a peed
business was transacted. Whlln thn notion
of whpat wns mnlnly responsible for the
strength there wns considerable Independ
ence lo Iho market. The opening strength
was n surprise to speculators nnd shorls
noon started buying. The strength wns
vvi-ll maintained to the end. May opened
nbout HI- higher , nt 21c. advanced to 22c.
pawed off to 21',4c , and closed utcady nt
Tlio provision market wan firm , nn < 1 not
having n whcnl mtirkPt lo contend wllh , tin
It hnil yesterday , llio prices mlvancpil
There wni nlxo u notlccnblo nbspncu of
offprint- * , but , on HIP other bund , demand
wan limited , nnd n narrow rniiKc of priced
rpstillpd. At llio pln o , January pork wn
12l6c hlgbiT nt J7.S714. January lard Co
lilKhcr , al $4.43. Jnnunry ribs. 5o higher , nt
ISitlmatcd rpcclplB Saturday : Wheat. JIM
rarMt corn , 350 cars ; oats , 373 cars ; boss ,
10.000 hpfld.
_ _ Tlio lending futures rajwj na follows :
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_ _ ArticleI ) I b'on. | | Hlgii. | Lovr. | Clba5r
Onuli quotations were as follows :
1'LOrit Steady ; hanl eprlng patents , quotable
nt 13.TOJJ1 15 , In vviiQd ; winter intents , : Mil
3 fO ; straights , J3.20U3.CO ; cprlug Hpcclals. J3 W > w
4.00 ; spilng patents. J3.C003.SO ; straights , J3.00J
3.30 ; bakers , JI.COSZ.'JO.
WHiAT-No. S i-prlmr. 70 < 4c ; No. s spring.
ClfiW'ic ; No. 2 red , 73ft745.e.
COItN-No. 1 , 23U M\c.
OATS-NO. 2. isc ; NO. 2 wiitc ; , f. o. b. , : ic ;
No. 3 while , f. o , b. , ISfllOc.
HVI-NO. : . joe.
llAHLin' No. ! . nominal ; -No. S , f , o. b. .
2 ! > l ) 3rc ; No. 4. f , o. b. , ? f2Sc.
Fi.AXHiin-No. : i. 7i'.j-e.
TIMOTHY SiiH-l'rlmf. J2.50 ,
1'HO VISIONS MPSS poik. per bbl. , J7.00O7.10 ;
Inrd. per 100 Ibs. , Jt. IVin4.2J ; short ribs , rides
( tonne ) , J3.f3tt3.ilS ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) .
Jl.001(1.1 ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , JI.IIHW
4.S3.
4.S3.WHISKY
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. .
Jl IS.
HtJUAHS Cut loaf , unchanged.
I'OULTnY Steady : turkeys. SjJOo ; chickens ,
6f."sc " ; ducks. 7(4WSc. (
The following were the receipts and shipments
today :
On thol'roiluco cxolnnrji lolAvthn butter inar-
fcri w.m Unni creamery. IMlUc ; dairy. U5J
17c. Kjgn. linn ; fresli , 17to. Choeiie , linn ;
M\V YOHIC r.n.MaiiAi , SIAIIKET.
Qiiotntlonsj of tlic Day ou Various
Coiiiinoilltlrii.
NKW YOHIC Oct. .
, 13. FLOUH-Ilecclpts , > , -
POO bbls. ; exports , 25,615 bills. ; steadier with
wheat , but confidence not jet restored among
btiycrn and trade light ; winter straights , JI.MQ
4.30 ; Minnesota patents , JI.r5WJ.7S ; winter
extras , J3.OOOr3.IO ; winter low grades ,
t : . 03'2.iO ; winter . .
patents. } I. ( M.D3 ; Min
nesota , bakers , J120&3.SO. Ityo flour ,
dull ; superfine , JZ.7aOi.f-5 ; fancy , JtMirt.JO. Duck ,
wheat Hour , arm ; winter extins , J3.W5/3.CO ; city
mill patents , Jl.70i74.73 ; city mill clcnr , { I.1001
4.20 ; mill patints , J3.70if4.0.
11 HC'IC Wl I lUT-Dii II ; 37i ! IT3Sic. !
COHN MKAl Dull : yellow western , Cc.
IlVi : llrm : WMtvili , 44 iO4S'Jc.
IIAIILUY Steady ; vvmtern feeding , JSO29C.
WIIKAT HecclfitK , C9.900 bu. ; spot. Irregular :
No. 1 hard , t2Hc. f. o. b. afloat. Options opened
strong on unexpectedly bullish cables und good
forelxn buying , wcakcm-d at noon under
n tight money scare ; rnlllc.l again
nnd mled ncrvoutly firm all the after :
I noon , advancing on n report that rn
cargo of California wheat hnd been taken for
Calcutta : closed S1y.ft3Sc higher ; sales Included
No. S red. Muy , SlHuUE.lCc. closed S3Uc ; Diceni-
Lcr. 7SU | 50'.ic. clote.l 7Slc.
COIIN llepflptn. 0COO bu. ; exports , O.IS4 bu. ;
P9t , llrm I NO. I , Sic. Opt Ions rallied on covering
und cloned lUUlKc higher ; May , 3U fJ3rc
cloocd nt 3ITic ; December , Jl'iOSIo. closed at
JSc ,
OATS-IH-celpts , 14C.100 bu. ; exports. 77,955 bu. :
spot , Mrndy : No.S. I3c. Options opened oulet
but llrm with com und closed 'r V\c \ net advance- : ;
October closed Jt S3c ; Uectmber , Mjiijsiiic
LKATIIin-rirm nt a3c : hemlock sole , n.
A. , light tu heavy welchtu , ISKSjNc ; acid , 20O
li.\V-Qulct ; ( hipping , J5.M01CO ; coed to
choice , J7.60as.ll.
IIOI'.S-Flrin ; 1 5 crop , 37ic ! ; 1SW crop , IO
10'i i 1'aclllo coast. H55 crop. 307o ; 1U4 crop ' ,
7blOc . Ixiiiilon. ninrl.ct firm ; COr , 'P.M
ritoviHIDNH-li''f. nrm ; family. J9.0oaio.03 : '
beef hums. lC.X'iJ17.W ( ' ) . Cut meats , easy ; pickled
tellies , J3.000S.73. I.nid. rjulcl ; vrestern steamed.
J4.L2I | , reHiiDd , steady. 1'ork , dull ; mess. IStOy
9.00 ; khort clear , JV75aiO'Wi family , J10.25.
Ilinns-Klrm ; GnUcston , Kc ; Texas , dry , Sljc ;
California , Kc
OlUS-rctruleum. quiet ; fulled cloieJ at | 1.14v (
bid. Ilosln , steady ; strained , common to good ,
II.M. Turpentine , quiet at WGMlje , Cot.
lonsecil oil , about steady , prime crude , : :0i3o ;
prims summer yellovr , tlo ; prime whllp , KOrJa.
TAI.UJW-.stradyj city , 4Sc ; country , jJic.
niri-rirm , Japan. 4Ollc.
MOLASHUH-Qtifet find steady : New Orleans ,
open ' IcMtli- . Rood to choice , S9tf37e.
ni'TTnil-Ilecelpts , J.95I pkgs , ; klenrty , ' west t-
rn rtslry SQlte ; weitern creamery , 11140:0(5 ; Kl-
. , . , ' 1:1o.
, C'HiaKlUcclnls. : . 4SI1 pkes. : stiady ; larce.
TKOIOCi small , 7t IOcj part Ulins , ltoa Jc ; o.ull
klinw. 2t > 2\tC \
WJI1HlUnlpts. . I.U5 pUn , : quirt state nO
Pennsylrsnla. KOIOa ; vresttrn , UtflS'tc.
HI"rAL8-n Iron , steady , southtrn , JK C
j.2Jj northtrn , ltO.T5nil.tO. Coppir , utrone.
lake brokers. Jlfl.75 : exchange , tlO.79fllO.7J. Lend ,
steady ; domestic , brokers , I2.W ; exchange , I2.SS
OJ.W. Tin , firm. Bpoltcr , firmer ; domesllo , 13.70
WJ.7S.
OMAHA < : I\IHAL MAIIKKT.
Cotullllon of Trnilc nnil Onotatlons
on .flnpli * nnd I'n'ncy Produce.
nacifl flood slock , ISOlSc.
HUTTnil Common lo fair , Cc ; choice lo fancy ,
counlry. HClio ; iep.itator erenmery , ICOlte :
gathered cream , 1501 Jo.
OAlIi-lrnlrlo chickens , per do * . , J3.7KHW ;
qunll. II.7J02.00 ; teal ducks , II.M : red heads and
mallards , JJ 76(13.00.
CHIIKL : : Domeotlc brick , 8e : ndnm per dot. ,
J9.2rlub ; houie. Mb. Jars , fcr dor. . . J3.1J ; Ltm-
bcrgcr , fancy , per Hi. , c ; nrxiuefort. M-tb.
Jars , per dot. , J3.CO ; Young Americas , 10 c ;
twins , fancy , 9V c.
. VI'AlCholcc fat. SO to 120 lb . , nrc quolcd nt
iO o ; large nnd coarse. 4lf5c.
I'Ot'LTIlY Spring chickens. 7c ;
old henn. fi > i J7c ; turkeys. 10 12c : geese , 10c :
dtirks. 1IX- .
LIVi : I'Ot't.TUY Ilrni , BV4c : cocks , 3c ; fprl
chickens , 5'o , spring ducks , jqsp ; turkeys , Sc.
PinioNS--Ilve. OOc ; dtnd pigeons not wnnted.
HAY I'pland. J4M : midland. II ; lowland ,
JIM ; rye straw , II. color makes the price on
hay ; light bales sell the best : only top cradei
bring top prices.
nitOO.M COHN Hxtrcmely siow sale ; new
croti. dellxered nil track In country ; choice green
self-wotklnc eatp t. per Ih. . 21Sc : choice creen ,
running to hurl , ? > ic : corimon , IHc.
viarTAiir.ns.
POTATOHS-On onlcrs , t > er hbl. ,
TOM.\TOiS-l'er H-bu. basket. DOfiCOc.
ONlONS-Oood stock , per hu. , S5 Mc ,
LIMA IIDANS-Per lb. . 4c.
J1HANF- Hand t.lcked navy per bu. . : i 4 ( )
CAHnAOR Home grown , per hundred ,
Cnr.ritY-IVr < lnz. , 2.'cs faney. larce. 45H50C.
I'OTATOKS-GofHl stock , per bu. , JOSSlc.
rilt'lTS
OUAPKS-New York H'ic ' ; large lots , 12c.
CAi.iroitNiA PIACHI > < None.
PLUMS No shipping stock.
CALirOItNIA aUAPL'S-Tokny nnd other
fancy varieties , ll.tr , ,
CnANIlKHIuns-Capi- . per Mil. . J1 ! 000 * CO.
APPLKS-Cooklng. per Mil . J1.75 : eating , SI 13
; Jonathans , fancy , J2.2J ; fancy New York ,
rnAHS-I'cr box. Jl.S5S2.CO.
QUINCUS-Per bbl. . Jl.
Tnoi'icAL FRUITS.
OHANOnS-Mi-xIcnn. Jl.
LKMONS Menslhas , J5.Wfl5.CO ; California
lemons. Jl 0004.50.
HA NANAR Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
12.001 ? : . : : ; medium-sized bunches. Jl.COff2.00.
FUISH MRATS.
Hiir : Ocod native steers , 400 to COO \bf. \ , CHB
ic ; western steer * . 5G" > Hc , good cows nnd heif
ers , Dijr..ic ; medium cows nnd heifers , < Hc ; good
fotvquarlers cows and helfeni , 3Hc ; good
foreiiuarteri native steers , 4ijc ; good hindquarters -
quarters cows and heifers , fi'4c ' ; gooit hlndauar-
ters native steers , S'lc , cow round * ) , 5c ; cow
plates. Sc ; boneless chucks. 4c ; cow chucks. 3o ;
steers chucks , S'-ic , beef tenderloins , 19c ; beef
rolls , boneless , PC : sirloin butts , bonelcai. S < 4c ;
loin backs , boneless. PC ; loin hacks , 7c ; cow
ribs. No , 3. Co ; coir loins , No. 3. Sa ; beef
trimmings , 3c ; nimp butts , 5c ; shoulder clods ,
.
Cc.
Cc.1'OIUC
1'OIUC Drewed hogs , fo : pork lolni , 7c ; pork
tenderloins , lie , spare rlbi , Cc ; ham sausage ,
butts , 6'4c ; pork shoulders , rough , 4'jc ; pork
shoulders , skinned. 6c ; pork trimmings , I'/ic.
leaf lanl. not rendered , C c.
MUTTON Ore * \ed Iambi. 7c ; dre'sed mutlon ,
Co ; racks , mutton. Sc : legs , mutton. 6 > 5c ; sad
dles , mutton , B'ic ; stews , 3c ; sheep pluvns. 3c ;
sheep tongues , per dot. Ke.
HIIiS AND TALLOW.
The Chicago Shoe nnd Leather Review says
thnt the hide market hns n umcd a quieter
tone , nnd then * xt-ems less pressure on the part
of bujcrs. The determination of we-itern tan
ners to prevent the prices from being unduly
Inflnted seems to have had a salutary effect
There Is n general reeling that If buff hides
were to remain very long at the Be mark the
grain Irallur trade wouU b * Injured icvfiely and
the ultimate decline In buff hldet would be severe.
The Milwaukee tnnners nre In favor of a mod-
erntc conservative policy thnt will In the end
bo best for both the hide nnd leather Interest ! ? .
The sales of packer hides hnve not been Urge ,
butj > rlcei4 still tend strongly upward. All Indica
tions point tn n limited kill of cattle. The re
ceipts of cattle lust week show n decline from
Inst yenr. while the entry of sheep was larger.
More than D. > .000 head of sheep cnmc In last
week , showing the extent to which mutton la
being eubntltuted for beef.
The ndvnnco movement In hides began several
weeks ago , nnd In view of the general npnthy of
biiilnesH seemed Illogical and unwarranted. Many
liersonn refured to believe that hides could nus-
tnln rapid advances at such a time as this nnd
they confidently predicted n relapse. Thn hldo
markets , however , steadily gained In strength ,
nnd leather tiegati to follow UB raw material
In the upward march. Now thnt wheat , corn
and other similes nre experiencing a boom , some
of the more conwrvatlve members of the leather
nnd shoe trades am beginning to realize
that there Is some Inherent strength In the hide
nnd leather markets. Quotations :
HinUS-No. 1 green hides. Jc : Nn , S Krccn
hides , Ic ; No. 1 green salted hides. Cc ; No. 2
icfeett united hides. 6c ; No. 1 teal calf. S to II
Ibs. , Cc : No. 2 veal calf , R lo K Mm. . 4a > No. 1
dry flint hides. 8'u9a ; No. 2 dry flint hide * . "Iftc ;
No. 1 dry raited hides , 7c. part cured hides , ' .jo
per lb. lets than fully cured.
SHiii' THLTS-Oreen salted , each. ZJflCOc ;
green nailed shearings ( hort wooled early
skins ) , each , Uc ; dry shearings ( short woolrd
early skins ) . No. t. each , Cc ; dry shenrllngs
( short wooled earlv * , kln * > ) , No. 1. each. Cc ; dry
Mint Knti'an nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. . actual weight , 4'J."ic ; dry flint Kansas
nnd Nebrntkn Murrain wool peltx , tier lb. , act
ual vveluht , 3Ilc : dry IHr.t Zoiado ! butchpr
wool pelts , per lb. nctunl weight , 433c ; dry
Hint Colorado Murrain wool > > cUi < per lb. , actual
weight , 304c ; feet cut oft. as It Is useless to pay
fielKht on them.
TALLOW AND OHKASH Tallow , No. 1. 3o ;
tallow. No. 2 , 2'Sc , gienre , white A , 3c ; grcnse.
vvhlte II. 2c ; grcnse. yellow. 5c , grease , dark.
lic ; old butter , : { f2'.io ; beeswax , jirlme , ISO
* * 2c ; rough tnllow. Ic.
HON'KS In car lots , wclnher nnd delivered In
Chlcngo : Dry buffalo , per ton. Jli.OOftH oo dry
country , bleached , per ton. SIO.OO ? I2 CO ; dry coun
try , damp and meaty , per ton , JC.003S.OO.
WOOL t'nwnshed. nne henvy. Cff7c : line , light.
Sflfo : qunrler blood , J0ltl2c ; sei ly , burry nnd
chaffy , ffTSe ; rotted nnd broken , coarse , 7SJ9e ; I
rotted nnd broken , fine , JIB c. Tleeco wnohed-
Medium , li 15c ; tine. KBKc ; tub wnohed"l
18c : black. Sc , bucks , Cc ; tnc locks. : t3c dead
pulled. SflCc. _
.St. I. < MIH ( icnrrnl MnrUotn.
ST. LOL'IS , Oct. -KLOUU-Strong , with a
good domestic demand at thu advance , but ex
port trndo small ; patents , JI.10ftl.rO : extra fancy ,
JJfO ; fancy. S.1.10ff3.t5 ; choice , 2.r.0ff2.70.
WHRAT There was a strung demand Incally
that opened the speculative maiket about 2c
higher. It rehipelng nomc , but soon mil ) Ing nnd
advancing stlflly. FO strong did the news continue
to come. The close for futures was strong and
2mj2\c hlsher than yesterday , spot , stronger ;
Nn. ! ted. cash , elevator , 74'ic : truck. 73fJ7C'4c ;
No. 3 hard , cash , CJUc ; December. TJlic ; May ,
lUic.
CORN Was strong early for futures on higher
cables , but Inter became unsettled ami closed
firm nnd higher thnn jestrrday ; ppot , higher ; No.
2. cnnh. K'lc ; December , I3c bid ; May , S V4c bid.
OATS Futures hleher but quiet , owing to the
difference between buyer nnd seller ; spot , dull ;
No. 2. cash. 17c ; May , 22c bid.
HYi : 35o. elevator.
COHN MEAL 11.30.
IIUAN Packed rnlable , east track , at 40c.
FLAXSKKD--IllBhiT nt TOo hid.
TIMOTHY SIJKD-Prlme , J2.CO.
HAY Dull , with liberal supplies of choice
timothy ; prairie , strong and rrnroe for choice ;
prnlrle. S7no 7.50 ; timothy , 17.001711.00 , this side.
POIJLTltY Quiet : rhlckens , old nnd spring. Co ;
tin keys lower nt 'c ; ilucUs , steady at CViO7o ;
aeese. steady at 4S7 c
nnas-rtrm nt issjc.
WHIPKT-JI.lt ) .
L13AD Strong nnd In demand ; 150 tons common
nt tl.fil Spelter , firm nt $3.55.
PROVISIONS fork , hlsher ; standard mess.
Jobbing. J7.23. I.unl. higher : prime steam , SMO ;
choice , Jl.17'4. ' Itneon , dull ; HlinuMcr.i. JI.23 ;
short clear nnd ribs. J4.C2-.S : shorts , J4.75. Dry
pnlt ments. liaxed shoulders , extra short clear
and rllm. JI.IJU : charts. Jl. ! : , .
IlRrRHTS Klour. B.POO bbln. : wheat , 47,000 bu. ;
com lurxx ) liu. : oats , 1C MX ) hu.
SIIirMKNTS-Flour , 9.000 bids. : wheat. 21,000
liu. ; corn , 102OfiQ bu. i onts , 24.000 bu.
CofTciMnrlfri. .
NRW YOniC. Oct. 2i-COFFnn-Optlons
op ned quiet , with prices B to 10 points lower
under disappointing cables and local pressure ,
following renewed heavy receipts nl Hlo Hnd
Santos ; later dull and featureless ; closed dull
and unchanged to 10 points net decline ; March.
J9.C5ff9 M ; December. J'J MflU.CO. Spot coffee ,
Itlo , Mendy ; mild , quiet. Trial warehouse ile-
llvcrlea from the United States. 15.S70 bags. In
cluding 11.44 ! bags from New York : New York
stock today , ICl.Oi : bags ; United mates stock.
200.110 baps ; afloat for the United Slates , 393.000
bags ; tolM visible for the United Slates. 593,110
1ms' . ngulnst 570,277 bugs last year.
HANTO3 , Oct. 23.-COFrii-Oood average.
i.CV > rels : stock , C02.000 la us.
HAMIIUnO. Oct. 23.-COFFEK-Qulet nnd unchanged -
changed ; sales , 12MOI > aK .
IUO. Oct. 3.-COFFKi-No. 7 Hlo , 11,100 rels ;
exchange. 9d ! ; i-ecrlpts. S3.000 bags ; cleared
for the United Blairs. 7.WXI bags ; for Europe ,
6000 bags ; stock , 2l6.onn hncs
IIAVIIC. Oct. S3. COPFIIB-Closcd quiet at
U3'if net decline ; rales , 14.000 bags.
KIIIIMIM CHy MnHtpln.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 13. WIinAT-Soft. fairly
nctlv * . practically unchanged ; hard , very slow.
Irregularly lower : No. 2 hard , CSfleSc. latter for
fancy ; No. 3. (3jCec ( , Intler special billing ; No.
V red. 74J75o : No. 3. 70T74o ; No. 3 spring , nom
inally. Be : No. 3. CKJttf.
COllN-siow. generally lower : .No. 2 mixed.
: iTflUe ; No. 2 while , IJHo bid , J3o n ked.
OATS-1'oor. lower : others nrm. but slow ;
No , 3 mixed , iitmilrmlly , I7c ; No. 2 white , old ,
nominally. SlttJJc ; new. lC'40lo.
HYIKAiler : No. 2. 32o.
IIAY-Steady ; cholcn timothy , t8.0088.C9 ;
choice prnlrle , JJ.OOJ25.50.
IIUTTKH-Sleadr on limited receipts , cream-
crv. firm. ISOlCc : dairy , 1031"c.
iaas-i'irm : , iic.
I'porlu '
AIurL'fts ,
PEOIHA , Oct. 23.-coilN-Flrm and hlchfr ;
No. 2. 23o ; No. J , 23'4c.
OATS-Slow nnd Itregulnr : No , 2 while. M8
' < 4c : Nn , 3 white. UQlRVic.
HYU-Steady , No. 2. J7o.
WHI.IKY-Mnrket steudy ; nnlnhea goods on
the basis of Jl 1 ! for high wines.
W1IICAT No sale * .
IlWnilTB Corn , ( I.4SO bu. ; pals , t > 4.t > 50 bu. ;
n-e. l.JOO bu : whliky , 71 Kali , ; whest coo bu ,
SHIPMENTS Corn. M.IM bu ; oats , If'.SOO bu. ;
rye , none ; whisky , 1,400 gall , ; vrheat , 7UO bu.
TrUuo
BAN rnANcisco. oot. : x-wnnAT-cio ea
acttvti December , I1.5JJU May , Jl.UU.
iVIlEAT'S ' SENSATIONAL RISE
Ono Event in Commercial World that 5s of
Transcontftnt Interest.
NDUSTRIAL CONTRACTS ARE HELD BACK
uiltim-i linn to AViill Until ( In * Klec-
tloiiH Arc Mettled and tinI'li'mn -
clnl Sltimllon In Clour
Still
NEW YORK. Oct. Z3.-n. Q. Dun & Co.'s
iVeokly Review of Trnilo tomorrow will
My : The event of thu week hns been thu
icnsatlomil nilvance of whom to S3 cents for
h on Tuusil.ty , a rUe of s c , and Us fall
toT 7e on Thursday , gaining i ic on Friday.
The ) rise VVIIH magolllud by covering of
pcculntlvo sellers. They imagined the ad-
, 'atico liml Rene too far , but It wns nt the
iiottom based on nn extraordinary foreign
demand , which has engaged grain vessels
'rom all I'.icllic ns well as Atlantic ports
feIn months ahcitd. How bteiil the shortage
In ordinary liuropenn supplies may be Is
lie point of Interest , nnd speculation , but
none now question that shipments from
1'aclllc const points to India and the de
crease In Hussl.i's yield arc Important , nnd
ho buying of enormous quantities for ex
port with engagements of the freight
oem at higher rates express the
belief of Kuropcan dealers. Wheat
exports from the I'uclllc coast tire
argc nnd over & 00.000 bu. per day have been en
gaged ahead ( or some time. The Atlantic ex-
inrts , nbout 000,000 bu , larger tlian last > onr for
he name week , have been In October G , 7o,213 bu. .
Hour Incliiileil. against B.S'e.sss lust year. It Is
worthy < of note that western roads nrc comphiln-
'ng of n car famine , the demand for movement
tu : markets being BO great , though tlio nctunl
receipts for three weeks nt western poitn have
been 21.IM.516 bu. . ugnlnst 2J.061.C4I last > ear.
following n much Increased movement In the
quarter ended with September. |
Corn moves largely nnd nl lower prices , having
declined 1 cent on the week.
Cotton has advanced MG of n cent to Sc , with
only moderate transactions nnd henvy receipts
from plantations. Kttlnmtcs or > le1d vary nil
.he way from .Mr. Nelll's 9.000.000 bales to much
ess than S.OOcl.OuO. but the Impression grows that
: h Meld nil ! be law.
The rno t striking fenturo of Industrial returns
js the number of contracts conditioned upon
election. Those nlrcady are enough to make
business rather lively for n time nnd many others
are pending , which will probably be held back
until Novemlicr 1. The bu > lng of materials not
only advances prices , but Induce. ' larger pur-
chaies of the finished products without condi
tion * , leather ling rlnen IH per cenW with < v gen
eral demanil , though mostly In hemldck sole nnd
union . , nnd hides nt Chicago linvi been ndvnnced
still further by packers , though country bides
do not rl e nt nil. nnd soma nrc lower , but the
average of nil Is G per cent higher. Iiuvlng of
Hoss-emer pie nt TMttsburg cau es n Might ml-
vance nnd nil markets nre strong for pip , but
not for finished product. Very low prices nre
made for speedy delivery by mills wanting work.
Hut the tone of the market Is better nnd a de
cided Increase nf orders appears In plates , nbout
3.000 tons for building vessels on the lakes nnd
In structural work nt the west , owing tn con
tracts taken nt Chlcncn for buildings nt Uoston ,
Toronto. Detroit nnd Minneapolis. There Is nlso
n Rood dcmnnd expected for cars nnd the a . o-
clnllnn offers to nell Iron until November S to
Jobbers and large buvers nt Jl.flj. while steel
bnrs nre Felling largely nt le. A reduction In
nnlls Is expected. Hut the retail season Is over
and the billet pool hns little business. A sale
of nlwiit R.MOOM Ibs. won made of lake copper
nt ItHAc to domestic consumers. Tin In n shade
hleher nt } I2 M
rnllures for the week hnve been 271 In the
1 nltml Slates , ngnlnst 231 Inn year , nnd sixty
In Canada , against thhty-elght last yenr ,
KKicijV cinA4ii\n nousn TOTALS.
f iK'HM TrntiNiiotoil by
tlio AxMoolntiMl Hunks.
NEW YOIIIC. Oct. IS. The following table ,
compiled by llrndstreefs. shows the total clear
ances nt tbo principal cities and the percentage
of Increase or dccreusc , ns compared with the
corresponding week last yenr :
CITinS. Clearances. Inc. Dec.
New York . ;
Chicago Z.s
II.Mtl4 , t . . . . . , . , J.9
Philadelphia . . C3.SI3,2iJ |
Ht. Luuls 2..92 > ; , J33 |
Han Fr.inclsco 14C49y.M G.Cj
Haltlmorc . . .
riltsburg n'nuaul ! . 1C.5
Cincinnati 10.3SC.7W IC.'J
Kansas City 4.3
New Orleans 9.821.233 45.8
llufr.ilo 4.577.1011
Milwaukee 1K.C
Detroit C,73J.C70 | II. G
Louisville. 6.437.120
Mlnneaitolls SC.
OMAHA 3 931.911
1'rovldenco 8,704,000
Clovcl-ind 6,6 ! > 0 4M
Houston 7S17,7 ; J 3.4
St. I'mil C.fi.5.450 9.9
Penver 2.215.411
Indlnnapolls 3.8S5.0S2
Columbus , O 3.2IS.SCO
Hnrtfrrd 2,34I. 7S |
Itluhmond
\YashfnKton U5G.3COI 2.5.
Salt I.nke l.lM.ldl 19.11.
Seranton 870.571 3
St. Joseph 1.130.070 !
I'rorla \ 1,4V ) 337) ) ii.3
Memphis 2.71S U < 3.0
Portland. Ore 2.078.2:9 CS.2
Itocheslcr 1,979.217
N'u\r Haven 1.VK.9H 7.C
Savannah 3tio.-m ! 1.9
Sprlnglleld. Mass l,19fi,532
\S'orcester 1.491.2
Portland , Me
Atlanta l.70 ' < i78 ; : ! .
1'ort Worth 2S.O
Waco 8.4
! HO.S2 9.4
Des Molncs . ro.212
firand Uaptds. . . : . 647l
Seattle . rji.insL 14.8
Lnnrll . 41.
Wilmington , Del . 7.
Norfolk . 1,22.437 12.2
Sioux City . Sli.JtMl
I.os Angeles .
T.H'oni.i . C77.913 ! 28.3
Helena . 4C3.192
Spokane . , 702.KO
Jacksonville . , 226.K3
Lincoln . 2S3.CC9
New IledforJ . , 73.
Wichita . 4SC3.520I 2.5
lilrmlnsham . 440.7501.
Topeka . . . 470 CI9 | 13.2
Lexington , Ky . 273.W2I.
lllnghampton . , 2SI.SOO .
Augusta . 1.29Sf47
Hay City , Mich . 217.432 ;
rail lltver . J00.5CS ! C.8.
Akron. O . 572 : co : . 13.7
DOMINION OK CANADA.
Clearings nt Waco , Houston , dalveston. Knox.
villa and Dayton are not Included In the totals.
IIOPU aiiows IN HUSI.MSS AVOIU.IJ.
Trnilc , llow v ' r , CondiiucN
Alonu : CoiiHprvnWvu Lliu-H.
NI\V YOHIC , Oct. 23. llrndstrt'ct's tomorrow
will say : General trade continues nlong con
servative lines , buyers and tellers preferring to
defer builness until after " 'cations. Traders nre
moro hopeful as to the outlook for business
later In the year and next spring. The reaction
In wheat prices , after an advance of 22 ccnt ,
Is the natural rcMilt of n tlelro to realize
profits , an advance In rates for money and enor
mously heavy receipts of whcnt at primary
markets , cuuied by hlcher price ) . Comparatively
small stocks of wheat In tmportlne countries ,
u decrease In the world's total production of
vvhent for two years In succession , unexpected
shortages In Huisla , India , ArKentlno and Aus
tralia , and only an average crop In the United
States , nre Interpreted to mean thnt the price
of wheat will advance further. The total ex
ports of wheat , flour Included as wheat , from
both coasts of llio United Btntes and from Mon
treal , this week , nro not quite ns Inrgu us last
week , or for four preceding wrelis , but lire heav
ier than In corresponding weeks In three pre
ceding years , amounting to 3.H3.COO bu. , nn com
pared with 4.IM.COO bu. last week , I.C'.S.WO bu.
In the corresponding week of one jear nio , 3S'.3 -
nee bu. two yearn ago. 3,3:7,000 Im. thrrp ) * ars
ago , and 4,078.000 bu , In the third netk of Oc
tober , 1453. Imports nf Indian com conllnua
heavy , amounting to 2.S97.WO bu. for the f k ,
60 per cent more than last wtck , more than
twice as much as In the wet1 : one year ago ,
thirty times as much as In the corresponding
week ! of 1891 , ami three times as much as was
sent abroad In the like week of l&M and In
Ittt. Mercantile collections continue ns illlllcult
to rmiko as heretofore , except In n frw of the
larger cotton-trowing states and. In the spring
wheat region , where rapid piarketlng of cotton
and wheat hss rendered funds more plentiful ,
There are 231 bu lnc a fnllyr reported
ut the United States ttffiTWcek , which'Is Ihlr-
een morn IhAn last wwltfl t.ilrtjr-lhree mor *
ban In the correspondlnffuftieek Inst year and
evenly-one morn than In Uio like week of Ml ,
nit thirty-seven fewer Uumln the third week
f October. ISM , Tticrc Brejorty-elehl buslnes *
Allures reported thnmchDUt llm Dominion of
nnndn. as compared wltli thirty last week
nnd with thirty-six trxrWIrFly in cnch of the
corrcjpondlng weeks of IOT , nnd ISfl.
liri.IilSH TO.VIJ O.V SjfoCIC 3IAUICKT.
IntcrpNtN iphkj'jiprvntlvp , lint
rrn Are Triiilliir ( Ilitvvnril.
NEW YOIIK , Oct. S3. liiudntreet's Flnnnclal
tovtow tomorrow will say } While large Interests
n the market mnlntntn iv iddn'crvntlvo nltltude ,
he tone this week vvns bulllnh nnd the tendency
if speculation hat been Kcni'rnlly ' toward higher
irlcts. Thp market Is n narrow one nnd the
lUylng hns been furnished by covering of shorls ,
11 us scattered opcrntlons on the bull side by
mnllcr traders. The favorable ncrountu of the
lolltlcnl outlook , the phenomenal rlrc in wheat
nnd the large gold engagements nil tended to
rente a bulll. h feeling In the street , nnd It
hi4ild lx > noted Hint the market wns unaffected
iy the shnrji reaction of wheel prlcn or by the
dvnncc In the Imnk of Knclnnd rate to 4 per
-ent , causing , ni It did , n rally In exchange
hat for the time lielna put another check upon
gold Importations. The ndvancp of the Hank of
ngland's mte from 3 to 4 per cent on Thursday
vas fully expected nnd neither thnt action nor
he rlrc In the open market quotations there tu
> i per cent for discount has produced nny rpec-
ilntlvc disorganization. Among the mast tmtls-
'nctory Imllcntloni of the week wns the strength
if nnd iiilvnticc * In the bond llt. novernments
vcre Indeed a feature , lloth Investment nnd
peculattvc Is uei nf rnllrond niortRnKcs have
Kcnernlly been higher. Another circumstance
vcrthy of notice I * thnt the New York Kxchnn o
eats nro quoted this week nt JH.MO , nn ndvnnce
nt several thousand * over the last trnnnrcrs.
rndnv's market vvaa strong and advancing till
ho Inst hour , when the taking of ll.3"0f > 0'l gold
'rom the treasury caused a halt nnd slight re
action.
.STOCKS AXO 1IONDS.
7oiuIUIoii of < h < > SciurltjAInrkct
A un I n Kiivorx HiillM.
NKW YOIIK. Oct. 23.-The stock market condl-
Ions were ngoln favorable to the bulls today.
The market wns ncllve and nggrexslvcly strong ,
with nn excellent distribution ut dealings. Lon-
lon quotations came higher and early In the
ocnl operations n scarcity of stock became
evident. Covering of shorls was n strong
fenturc. The broadening tendency of the MWC-
ilntlon wns reflected In commission hoiifc ordern
nnd the Inquiry covered n number of uiunlly
nactlvo stocks , resulting In material gains.
It Is understood the recent strength ot the
narkct In the face of the : firmer exchange rntvs
and the advance In the Dank of England rates
mve been due to rut roll manipulation ngalntt
the shortH In various properties by powerful
operalors who are confident of material Ini-
irovcment In the market In the near future.
The scope of these operations nlso takes In n
foreign short lntcre t In American securities
estimated nt over 100,000 shares of the various
Internationals. This short Interest Is the result
of the system that prevails In London of cell-
Ing calls on American recurltlcs for sixty and
ninety-day periods. The calls at present out
standing have , to n large extent , been bought
iy the American operators , who are now squeez
ing the shorts. The utocks have to be bought
against the calls , which txplra by the end of
December.
The market today proved superior tn continued
itrlngency In money rates , n , practically complete -
pleto absence of demand foi even
: holco mercantile paper nnd n further advance
n both actual and sterling rates , but In the
late afternoon the unexpected news of a with
drawal of $1.300.000 In gold from the Fiibtrfnsniry
by n lending New York and California banking
loiife precipitated Felting for liotli accounts.
The early advances In the active list extended
to 3 > 4 per cent In Chicago ( las and 24 ! per cent
In Sugar. T.ic lndu trlnhi generally wera
helped by tmdc ndvlces nld | the pouthvvcstcrn
shares by the expected restoration of hnr-
mony between the recent sharp f' ' ! " cutting
roads. '
In the late recession' ' Sueir lost I'l per cent
nnd the general list slfarj * fractions. The clos
ing was steady nt fractional net Improvements
generally. Ilnllway Ifomls exhibited strength ,
nnd especially the speculative Issues. The f.iles
were Jl,312.CCO. Governments were quiet hut
llrm on dealings ofl. . < fn. Silver ccrllllcates
were firm on pales of J180. (
The following were < he' ciormg quotations on
the leading stocks of tht ! New York exchange
today : ' >
AtchlHon 13H . ilotifil 143
AdamnKx. . . , 144 N. T. neutral P.I
APon.T 1I..1. . . . 03 IN.-Y. A.N. K 43
Am. Express 10:1 : OnlarloAW 14
ImltlmoroA.Ohto. 14' < . ureiron Imn
Canada I'.icltlo . . . r.73nn2on Nir- 10
Cntiadnsoiilham. . 4G > | IO. S. I.t U.N " "
" 'iitral ' 1'acltlc. . . . II Iiilfie-M " * 'jV"
Pllhiiuu
Clilciro Uai 083) , HrJ Hnf y&H
Consolidated ( Jai. J4t ' ilU G.v i. . . . IB
R. . a. o. A su L. . . STU'H o. w.uri _ -to
Colo. Coal ilroa. J llocu Inl.ina lll (
Cot ton Oil Con. . . . 14H SU 1'aul 7'JH
Pulawamfe Hu < l. . I'JH ( loom l'4t ,
Del..Lack..t W. . . lo St- I'-'vOna.tia. . . . . 4UH
U.&Il.U. ptd 4H14 donfj 120
iasiTemi : 14H Southern I'aciflo. . 1:1 :
Krlo .1.1 iSUirarUunnurv. . . . 114 > (
nontd lH > t Tonu.Roil .Vlroa ' 'il
rortWayne IvO Texas I'.icllle H
( i.Northarn DM. . ll T..tO.O nt. nfJ. . . 60
U-iH. I. nM Hi ) Union IMsllic. ! (
IIocklii7 Vallor. . . 13Ji U. S. Kxnrasi 33
llllnol * > Contr.il. . . lili \V St. I , . A I' 0 < <
SU ! ' . .VDilluth. . . . 2d W. SL L. ft l > . n ( L. 1IU
K.tT. ptd. Sfi WollHKa o UK. . . bit
LakoKrlui WOJL 1511 W. atrrn Union. . . . b.1M
ilonfd ( I7H WheollmriL. B. . fiH
LakpSlioro 147 1n'i ptil 27l
LcaUTrust V2)M.AStL ) 10
Loulavlllu.V N. . . . 4 N.I ) . . ' . It. G 11H
L.AN.A. O. h 'J7 ? (
Manhattan Con. . . . 02 N. L 11
llemuhlsi C 1 * > ar..vi IM <
MlclinranUuiit 111 ! Uo nfa I'll
MlMHourl IMcina.15 T. St. L.AK. C. . . . 4)i )
MolilloA. Ohio 17 T.KI. L. .VK.C. Dfl HI
NniihvlIloC'h.it. . . . US S.II.U.
N.itloimlCorJ.iw. .pS. | . H " ' - ' "
NutCorU.uonra. . ii lAin. Tob. Co 7.1
N.J. Central lOIKido nfa ( Id
N..VW.ufd 1U lAm.Tol.0. . Co. . . " "
North Am. Co ! } { 'Com'lOiblDCo. . . 140
Northern P-icWo. . 1-1 Am. Suz.ir pfJ . tH'
N. PacIQo tifd J ) U. H. Cordljo cl 1. 1SU
U.P O. A O. , . . U. S. 1/sMliar pfd. 01 ! <
Northwesturn. . . . . 10Ui4U. ! S. Itubpgr
bid. tofforod.
The lotul sales of flocks today were 211000
shares. Including : American Tobacco. 3.ICO ;
Atclilson , 3,040 ; American Sugar , 31.400 ; Iturllng-
ton & Qulncy , 17,100 ; Chicago ( Ja . 21.100 , Iouls-
vllle & Nashville22,100 ; Manhattan. 5.000 ;
Northcni Taclllc preferred. CCW ; Heading , 1S.WO ;
Kock Island , . 4,100 ; St. I'.uil. 20.000 ; silver cer
tificates , 2I.OVO.
\ MV York .llonpy.
NKW Yonic. Oct. ! 3. MONIY ON CAM.
Knsy nt 5 7 per cent ; last loan , C per cent ;
cloyed at WJ7 per cent.
I'HIMU MEUCANT1LIJ TAPUn-Nomlnally 7
9 per cent.
STIIItLINO nXCHANOE-Flrni , with nclua
buslnesu In bankers' bills nt J4.S4J for de
mand. Jl.Sl'ji4.Sli forelxty days ; posted rates ,
Jl C2 nnd f4.fC.tt4.t Vi ; commercial bills , JI.75H ;
1IAU SILViil-C5 : ! c.
HILVHH CiilTIl-'U < ATnS-Cl > 4 i65'ic.
OOVKUNMHNT HONDS Firm ; state iKinds
dull ; railroad bonds , Etrcng.
Closlmr nuotntlons on bonds were ns follows :
of Knidnnd today sold 107,000 American raffles
for export to America.
llllltl.IN , Oct. 23. Kxchnnge on London , eight
days' sight. 20 mark * K'i pfK.
PAlttS. Oct. 23 Three per cent rentf ? , t.lf
U > c for the account. Rxchnngo on London , KC
25'ic for checks.
> 'OTV York .MlnltiB : ( liintntlons.
, NK\V YOIIK. Oct. 2.1.-Tho followlnj nro the
cloilnp nitiilne quotations. :
Thltwar 44 Ontario 800
Chollar. SOU onhlr. ll
Crov.Mi Point od Plvmoutn. vo
Con. Cnl.V V.T. . . . ISO nlcKsllypr HID
Deadwood 11)1) ) OtilcKsllvnr iiM. . 1WH )
( lould AUnrry. . . . . 70 Hlorn Nnvaa.i. . . . . 03
llnlt-.V Norcrois. , ] ; ID St.inil.inl Con 1:10 :
Ilumrstaku Sl'.iO Union Con Ml
Iron sincr. 4n Yellow JnaKot. . . . 00
Mexican n
offered.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Lniiilon Stork ( | tiiitiitli > nis.
LONDON. Oct. V3.-4 l ) . in. closing :
consols.m-v IDS . ( -luiMexican orvllnar.v. an ?
Consols , aco't. . . lus n-IU St. Paul coin 7l l
can , Pacltlo. G KN. | Y. Ontml pii
ft ° " ' ls PoluiMVlvnitia M
i V" : .
>
Kr l tufd fllK HiMdlnj 1:1
:
lll.Contral. . . tiilJMQX. Cen. now 4s. UiM !
1IAII HlLVRH-SO MM per or.
MONRY 2 < i per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
both short nnd Urcc months' bills Is 3 > i03 %
per cent.
riniincliil NiitcN ,
UOSTON. Oct. 53. Clearings , Jll.359.33l ; bal-
nnces , II.572.M ; .
IIALTIMOUR. Oct. ! 3.-CloarlnK * . I2.049.S04 ;
balances , } : T7KI.
NH\V YOIIIC , Oct. 13 , Clearings , S4C2T.SS3 ;
balances , tC,431,75S.
PHILADKLPIUA. Oct. M , Clearings. 19,302-
416 ; 'balances , JI.010,7C < I.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23. Clearings , S3.3II.S01 ; bnl-
nccs , | 35tli9. Money. COS per cent. New York
exchange , SI. * : discount bid , Jl discount nsked.
CHICAOO. Oct. 23.-C'lcarln s , Jl 1.71.1,5:3.
Money , firm nt 7 per cent for time imd call
loans. New York exchange , Jl discount. Foreign
exchange , llrni ; demand , K.SMi ; sixty daya ,
Liverpool Mnrl * t.
LIVnilPOOL. Oct. ,
23-WHRAT-Spot , steady ;
demand moderate ; No. 2 red , spring , Cs 7d ; No.
I hard , Manitoba , mocks exhausted : No. 1. Cali
fornia. 7s 2d. Futures opened steady , wllh near
nnd distant positions Hid lower ; closed steady ,
with near positions "id lower nnd il ! tnnt posl-
lions unchanged from > eaprdny's closing prlcei ;
buslnesi nlwut equally dlKtrlbutvd November
; ,
Ci r > > | il ; December , Cs 5Sd ; January , Cs Cd , Feb
ruary. Cs id ; Mnrch. CH fd.
COHN Spot , quiet ; American mixed , new , 31
Hid. Future * ! opened llrm , with near positions
> id higher and distant po ltlons ui higher ;
closed Mendy. with December Hid higher and
oilier" months Id higher ; business nlwut equally
distributed : November. 3s Jinl : December , 31
3 Jd : Jnnunry , 3s 2 id ; February , 3s 2)4d , March ,
3s : V1.
FLOfll Steady ; demand moderate ; St. Louis
fancy , winter , in 9d.
I'ltOVISIONS Itnron , flnn ; demand modernte
Cumberlnnd cut. : s to 30 Ibi. , 3 . ; short libs. SO
to 21 lli.n. , 30s ; long clenr , llilit. ; 35 to S3 Ibi. ,
2I ; long clear , heavy , 40 to 45 lb' . . 29 < Cd ; phort
clear backs , light , 18 lb * . . 2Si Cd ; short clear
middles , henvy , 45 to M lb * . , 25s , clenr bcllle * .
II to 18 HIM. , SO * Cd. Shoulder * , square. 12 to IS
ll ) . . 2ts ( f.l. Hams , short cut. 11 ti > ir lli. . . r.ls.
Tallow , nnc North American. 21 * 3d. Ileef , extra
India mcs , C0i ; prime men. 40s. I'ork. prime
inr-i , line western , 47s Cd ; inc.Hum wcctcni , 4i > * .
Lard , quiet ; prime western , 23s 5 < 1 ; n. lined In
pa IN. too Cd.
CHKRSi : Firm ; demand moderate : finest
American white. August , 49s ; llneyl American ,
colorrd. August , 50s.
lU'TTiU-Fltic : t United Slnle * . CSs ; good. r.n .
OILS Llnfccd. K.s rd. IVtroleuni. reflned , CVtd.
linFlUGKHATOll HIIF Forcquarters , 3 d :
hindquarters. 6 > d.
HOl'S-At I indon ( Pacific const ) . 3.
The receipts of vvhcnt during the past three
days were 1VI.300 centnls.
The weather Is line.
AViml MnrltPt.
IIOSTON. Oct. 21.-T1IC Hoiton Commercial
IMIIetln will riy tomorrow nf the wool mniket :
Dealers are refusing ordcrn for wnol nt cuiient
quotations. VViot generally hns advanced frun
3c to 5c flncj the Vermont nnd Maine election'
Whether It rli * furth.-r depend * to no innall
extent on the Ausliiillnn market. Fortun.iU'ly
wool th"rp Is quite llrm. The lofts In lloittun
nri > rrntmncd wllh wool wltlijr.iwn from the
market In anticipation of a further rl.'e. Tin *
pie ent ndvnnce Is pretty sure to IH * felt In the
event of McKlnley'H election , but It Is notlernbli *
that ome of the ktenett operators In the tr.ide
nre frc < jclltra on the rite. The mill * , nre well
stocked with wool , vvnltlng for Older * for good * .
Ohio XX ha * ndvnnced since AiiRii't from I7 < *
to lie. Michigan X from 13c to ISijo nnl Cannijn
qunrtcr-ldooil from ! Ccn TI- ' t tlio vvck
nro > ' " niinicsuc nnd KG OoO liu. forelcn
flunlnst 2,374WX ) Ilia , domestic nnd 7,1 n > > i Ihs
forclirn last wtfolf nnd 3.503,000 Ibs. domestic niul
1.37C.OOO Ibn. foiebtn for
tbc name wnk Inst > . * ar.
The * nlei to rtnlp how n dw a j . . ; . .
lli * ) . ilomtstlc nhd st.wvrw n > " . foiolRn from the
sales to the. * am date 111 1S13 The rerelpts to
date show n decrcnfc of H2.27S Lalc j domestic
nnd 131,795 bales forclRti.
Ury ( looiln ,
NHW YOHIC , Oct 23 No change In the de
mand for cuncnl wants that Is Inking n very
fnlr quantity of goods of ml cellaneous com
plexion. As a. feature there was H wider In
quiry for Maple nnd colored cottons for fur
ther wants that wen- made with FUch Inteiest
ns to Indicate moro business as being t hand.
Printing cloths llrm nt 2 > .c foj- * poi ind Jvo
bid for contracts. Sales for the week at Hill
Hlver. 2SS.MO piece * .
FALL ItlVnit. Mnis . Oct. 23. I'rlnt cloths
quiet nt 2 fl-llV. nominal.
MANCHiSTiil , Oct. I3.-Cloths nnd yam
business was on n * .cry rcflrlctcd jcalc.
Cotton 'Miii-livl.
NRW YOIIIC. Oct 23.--COTTON Spot , clo.'ed
dull : middling uplands , fc : inlddllni ; gulf. S'o ;
salon. 3.0Ti ( bale * . Futures clo < > d verv tinrtv :
unle * . 131.500 bales : January. > S. < * 2 ; Fehninrv.
J10S ; March. J 13May. . IS 22 : June. $ 29 : Jnly.
J8.2S : October. J7.C7 ; November. J7.10 ; December ,
J7 91
ST ' LOl'IS. Oct. -COTTON Ft en fly nnd un-
chnn'ged : middling. C3-KV : fnle * . TOO bales : le-
relrt * . 4.190 bales ; shipments. 7fl bales ; stock ,
2S.072 bales.
Ruuiir MnrkPl.
NF.W YOIIIC. Oct. 21 SUOAll-Ttaw. quiet ;
fair refining. 2".c : centrifugal. ! > C leu. .V. Ie- !
fined. etcndy : standard "A. " 4e ; cut loaf , 41ic ;
nrnnulated. 4'kc.
LONDON. Oct. 2.1. Rt'OAB-Cnno. qulel ; prices
fully maintained ; centrifugal .lavn. 10s Cd : Mu -
covndo. fair rcllnlns. ! > 3d. Heel , quiet ; Oclobvr ,
S < . Novemlicr , 9s 1'jd.
MINNKAI'OLIS. Oct 23. WIinAT-Octolwr.
IHVic. Pecemlwr. 70vtc ; May. 75 c ; on track. No.
1 hard. GStc : No. 1 northern , C7'lc ; No. 2 north
ern. ClT.OK'ic ; receipts. < XC cara.
OlfT'Hy MnrKM.
OIL CITY. Oct. 23 CTcdlt bilnncvp. JI.14 : cer-
tlllcates rlored nt J1.14 ; shipments. U3.370 bhla. ;
runs , 92,679 bbls.
OTTUMWA. In. . Ocl. 23. ( Special Tulo-
gratn. ) The Calhollc schools of tbla city
are closed on acccunl of the prevalence
of ( llphllierla and Indications nrn tliat the
public schools will all have to be closed ,
as the disease shows no EKHS ! of abate
ment. Tlicre were Jhree dcalhs In this clly
today.
FOII TODAY'S wn
Fnlr nnilVnrinrr \cliriKlcii , vvltb
WiiiilH SlilflliiHT to tliv him III.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 23. Forecast for
S.ilurd y la :
ror Nebraska nnd South Dakota Fair ;
warmer ; windy Hhlftlng to Hotilli.
For Wyoming Fair ; warmer ; south lo
west winds.
For Jlonlnnn Fair , followed In norllicrn
portion by locnl showers ; winds .shifting
to northerly nnd cooler.
For Mlnsourl , Knnsau and Colorado-CJen-
crally fair ; north winds , plilftlnt ; to Koutli :
sllslitly warmer.
For Iowa Fnlr ; warmer In eastern per
tion : winds HblflltiK lo south.
Loc'iil Hcciird.
OFFICE OF THE AVHATHRR nUHKAU ,
OMAHA , Oct. 3. Omaha record of temperature -
poraturo and rainfall compared with the
ccrreapondlnB day o : the past three years ;
1S9S. 1K > 3. 1S9I. 1S93.
Maximum temperaturo. . 51 Cl 71 74
Minimum Icmpcrnluru. . . KG 3 43 43
Aviinn ; < > . tempciaturu 43 ) ! CO & 8
lUilnfall 00 00 00 00
Condition of temperature anil precipita
tion nt Omaha for tlio day and since March
I , 1SS9G :
Normal lempcralure for llio day r.1
Deficiency for Iho day , 5
Accu'mulalcd deficiency since Mnrch I. . . 21
Normal precipitation for tlio day. . .07 Inch :
Dfllch-iicy for tlio day 07 Inch :
Total pteclpltatlon since Mar. 1.30.S3 Inches
Excet. * since March 1 3.21 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S33. . 9.CI Inches
Dellclency for cor. peilod , 1S9I..14.3S Inches
from StiKloiiH nt H | i. in.
I'
STATIONS AND STATH OP 33
WEATHUIl. n3
3
Omaha , clear . .0 }
Ncrth I'latte. clear . . . .00
Suit iJiko City , clear. 60
Chcytnne , tlear . , . .00
Itapld City , clear , . . . . . , .04
Huron , i it cloudy. . . .00
ClilcaKO , clear . . . .00M
HI , Ixiil . clsir . . ( 'I
Kt , 1'nul , clear .00
cl ur .00
Kniu-as City , clear .00X
llfti'im , clenr , , , , < X )
Havre , clear 0)
clfur , , , , , , , . , .04
V.'llllitcn , cloudy . . . 00
Oulveilon , cloudy , .56
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. Wlil.BII , Ixx il Forecait OfllclaL
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts nnd Stonily Prices for the
Bcof and Butchers Onttlo.
DIG SLUMP IN THE STOCKERS VALUES
Drmiinil Continues 1'nlr nml Sitlosi ( o
tinCiiuiitry I.nrnc lloKis Show
.tlurh SlrriiKtli lit .Slluhtly
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 2J.
Uccclpts for the Onyrt ImllcatPil were :
Cnttto. Hoes. Shocp. Horses.
October 13 . 2,301 3.W5 .
October i'2 . 2.T. 3,71 1101
October 21 . B.97S 4.2 > t ! 1.0.17
October 20 . 3,470 -1.150
October 19 . 1,411 6SS
October 17 . 1.3 3.013 n.47rt
October IB . 1.KM 2.13) ) I.2SO S3
October 13 . S.S07 4.TC2 1,517
October 14 . 3.0rt4 4.SC2 41
October 13 . 3MO 3Ca 1,407
The ofllclnl number of c rfl of slock
brought In today by each reid was :
Calllc. HOKS. Sheep.
O. . M. & St. P. Hy 1 3
Missouri I'nclllc Hy 10 1
Union Tactile flystc-m IB 11
II. & M. 11. U. K 33 14
C. . H. & ( } . Hy
C. . H. I. & P. Uj % . enst
C. , H. I. & I' . Uy. . west. . . . IS
C. . St. I M. ft O. Hy 3 12
K. , K. & M. V. U. II U 1C
1CCS
Total receipts 90 CS 24
The disposition of Iho day's rccclpls was
n ? follow. " , each buyer purchasing Iho num
ber of head indicated :
Buyers. Gallic. HOBS. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 14
Thn O. H. Hiumnoml Co SO S < i6 . . . .
Swlfl and Company. . . . 7IS 717 . . . .
The Clidahy I'acXlni ; Co SO ? 1.C5S 510
It. Hecker & DcKnn l :
Vansant A Co 117
Lobman HolbPchllds. 1CS
\V. I. Stu : > henM 112
Itcnton K. Underwood. . . 1T2
Hu ton & Co 31
l.ayton * Co 93
Cudnhy , from K. C * " 7 . . . . 1S1
Other buyers 4 ! > l . . . .
Left over CoO SCO 230
Totals . S.Ka 3KW 1,3 S
CATThR Today's receipts were nbout
the sumo UK yesterday's so far ns numbers
were concerned , but larger than a week
UK by nbout 1,000 hc.itl. Of thu cattle
reported In cloven cars is-ero cotinlniil
direct to the packers and were not offered
on tlio market.
So far as bocf cat tie were concerned
there wan very lltllo clinnKcIn market
conditions today , thu demand belli ) ; fnlr
and values Just nlioui rle > ady. Some 1.2.V- )
lioii ml native Hirers sold ut $1.35 nnd fairish
raiiRp btfvrH nt $3.00i3.30. |
Ilutchers1 atoek was nlso In good demand
and desirable cows nnd liclfers sold freely
ut fully steady prices.
The only department of the market In
wliloh the trade vyus not In un entirely
satisfactory rendition was In the stockcr
nnd feeder division. The trade In that
kind or cattle vvns not very brisk and
pilocs were lower , fully 20o lower on nn
nvcniRc than Ihey were nt llio commence-
miiit of tlio week. The rattle have not
boon Kolnp out Into HIP country very
freely this week nnd the falling off In llio
demand Man been the iipp.ircnt oauso of
thu wnnkenliitf of values. While the
market could not be called active , the
cattle In first bands were all sold before
midday. Iteprccentnllvo sales :
NATIVES.
mir STIIHS.
"i'0' A-Xr.'T' ' NoAv 1 >
- . ' - - r- NoAv. . Pr.
-
J..10i5 } 3 W 3J..i:33 M K
t. . . . 8:0 I 40 1. . . .1070 2 13 L. . . S90 2 K
! . . . . sr. i so 4. . . . MS 2 n 1..120. )
B..10IS 1 SO 1. . . .HM STS 1..1HO 2 73
7. . . . ! )77 1
4. . . . 3f ] 235 2 t > 4
1. . . . SW 2 CO . .1074 2 33 2(0
IIIFI : US.
, CIO . . SCO 2 CO 1..I070 3 00
, C-YI 2 ro . . X > 0 2 70 1. . . . 750 3 t
. 410 3 00 L. . . 4M 3 23
IlIH.t.i :
STAGS.
1..1UO 3 DO
CALVIia.
3 21 L. . . 130 5oO
, . 220 t 73 I. . . . 11(1 ( G23
BTOCKnilS ANM ) FKHDlCItS.
, .1100 2M . .1P1S 300 14. . . .IOSI S 10
, .1IC. 260 S3. . . .1012 3M 4. . . . 70' 3 It
. AO 2 BO 17. . . .ICC ! .100 1. . . . 710 315
.1fli- 2 "R : i. . . .lOI3 SCO 2. . . fCD
.103T. 275 2.L . . .lot ) SCO 9. . . .CM
, . CIO 273 2.ro. . . HO 3 CO S. . . . S7C SM
. r o 2M ro. . . .l 31 303 1. . . CSO S C3
2 w s 10
NO. Av. IT. N'o. Av. Pr.
1 cow Hft 12 13 l feeder . I11) ! Ji 73
1 cow 1150 } 2 13 Iron . 1U3) 2 to
letjg 1C20 27-0 19 feeders. . . . 10a 310
\ \ : Mcintoah.
2 feeder.1030 210 ti feeders. . . .1010 SCO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
O. II. Lewis.
,1 bulli 4S2 221 4 CCV7S ! T,2 270
1 cow 5.10 40 19 fcCthlii. . . . &Sb 3 1 < I
NUVADA.
1 cow 850 2 K
KWYOMING.
WYOMING.
Ocalnll.i LandA Onltlu Co.
fibullH 1213 190 2iows 10CT.
12 covvs Ui2 ; 220Srtrx. . Hg..luCO
2 helffii. . . . S3 2 SO - 1 Mr. llg..l".9
S2helfcid I'lC 2 U ) 27 it ci 11(2 ( 320
Oeo. Illlshew.
1 feeder 1COO 303 7ii feeders..1128 3 C3
John It. Ilinh.
2row 1173 24' . C hclfcrr 107 * ! 2 S5
7 cows 1011 U 70 R sterrx 1P0 !
1 Hr. tig ! * 0 273 SHecrs 1103 31. .
1 nr. tie. . . .1320 273 Halccrs lUi CO
Z helftrs . ikS 2 SO
COLOIUnO.
1 hull 1120 1 Wl 2-feeders. . . . 9V ) 2 75
1 bull 1030 1 10 1 fwdfr KM ) 3 00
2 bulls li0 2 10 f. sirerx 1202 3 20
4 cm\f ! io 2 13 2 brlfert 4BO
3 niHB KM ) ! 20 1 c-iir 3W 350
1 tr , tl . . . . WO 2 23 1 iMlf 410 . - .
12 iovv 'J77 2 40 3 cnlves 33S 3 C3
1 bull li.'O 2 43 5 cjilves 210 3 7"
5 fir ? . tlK..liril 2 r.O 6 calvm 110 5 W
SO co\vi 920 1'calf 1(0 3 o.j
1 hclfei 7M 2 ( A 3 calvcM 1W C < 0
2 cnlitu. . 2iO 2 CO 2 culvis 1:0 G23
T. i : . Iwimb.
42 feeders. 1073 3 O1)
Ilaltm.m I'relgliton.
1 bull.i 12TO 2 f > 0 19 feeders. . . . 912 3 IV )
2 OOUH 910 2 ' < ' < C2 -eilvM..lIIJ
1 lielfrr 71,0 2 W 2S fi-cdi-rs 1113
Wllll.im .Mclntotti.
21 feedirs. . . . 934 3 0' ,
William Halthu n.
2 feeders. . . . KJ 2 - , 21 feeder * . . . . 9S2 310
HOGS The hog ninrl.ct todny wns fa lily inlls-
fnctory to nil concerned. Tlic dunani ] vra * good ,
und with only modenite iecclit the trinU was
iv.ioiialil > nitlvc fidin Mart to llnish , thn pMis
bDlug cleared nt un ciuly hour In Hit * morning.
Ai to vnluc * , the ini-iUet was ylcndy to etrong.
tlio prk-i-s paid being Jui-t alxiut the vnma nj
vcfterd.iy. Tlicrc were not ft many mips , how
ever , nl the bottcm price todny. ami Hi" bulk of
thn henvy lend > cold at (3.2003.2.1. Some choice
loads averaging 00 Ibs. or nbove xold up to | 1. ; < ]
nml ns high as 13 K was pnlil fur n 297 Ih. load.
There were no light lo.vln In , nnd bciu-e nothing
lo put n Kip on llio mnrlitt cqiul to jcstcnl.iy'H
bent nnle.1.
Taking the mailtet as a whole. It wim Just
about HKc yelrrdHy'i It did not RII qiilto
ro high , nor weic Iherp nn many low inlet ; Thou
u vein ( ; o today hhovvK It ID | .p n clmdn
etrongcr than at ll.i > clnn > of InI vrcrlc , r.rd u
trifle lower tliun on Monday of this we. I.lcpre : -
M > ntntlvo rales :
No. Av. Sh. IT. No. Av. Sh. IT.
5i. ( . , .317 ICO (3 15 Cs 3M tO 13 23
M 2 40 3 20 03 31 ! JW 32i
Cl 3J3 SO 320 z * r.c 40 3 23
C2 317 ICO 3 20 231 323
HO 315 JCO 320 ra TO 12. ) 3 25
41 323 . . . .120 r.i soi 40) 2 23
2M 300 3 20 S3 2Mi 40)U ) 323
'JJ Stt JOO 3 20 M 27 ' 3 27'i '
11 209 2SO 3 2 'io 3 271 ,
U 310 40 320 ( T ! . 241 3 2P.5
CO 320 2M 320 71 . 273 ice 320
31 310 M 3 20 . . 324 200 sao
47 312 40 320 M . 2S1 120 .1 30
57 318 ICO 71 . 270 i o r. so
57 352 . . . ' 3 20 fl . 1S7 in 330
U ) 311 M 320 Ki . 275 to 3.tO
to ji ; 200 2 yi KJ ) 330
33 310 . . . n 20 (2 . SM ' 33)
Ui 5C1 SO 320 KI . 272 io 3 SO
13 S70 . . . 330 62 . 2 T S30
M 327 M 3 . ' 'H SO . ! iw 3 * )
IM KS U 3221i 08 . 304 ' 3 U )
M st to 3 2w 'so 30
75 314 tlO 3 K 73 . 2 0 2V ) 330
70 S05 120 3 2" > 70 . 2J5 43 .133
fil 273 M 3 23 63 . 1 335
09 236 . . . 323 2" " ! . Ml 3 S3
40 Ml 200 3 V5 l . 232 333
ci : oo : oo 3 tj f.7 . JJ7 40 233
M 27S 100 32. ' > . 240 120 233
57 310 200 3 23 4) . 231 333
W M3 MO 3 23 11 . 233 340
u w : to a 23
PIGS-ODDS AND KNDfl.
1I 1 290 1 i' < S6i 10
I ' ' " ' 1 21 4 3H . . . 310
3 , . . . 2 0 1 4) 3 2W . . . a 10
1. . . 2(0 : y > o . . . K i :
7 . 74 250 Z 312 . . . 3 1214
1 100 S 10 4 430 . . . S I2r
4 3 10 2 -M . , , 3 i'i
2 . W I 10
Tluro v.ere flvn lends i > f chri-p h r
today. < Jt' > ! mutton iliecp vvcra In ni-tlv * d
inmid and "M rnallly at eti.idy prlcov , liepre
itntntli * u.ilu :
No , Av. IV
V > Utnh w s. . . , , . 101 | ] 12
4M t'tah tnUeJ < . . . . 101 ! M
( M UtMi Inmln (7 3M
4$3 Utah lambs 17 S 20
CIIICACO LlVi : .STOCK.
*
HHM
Driiiiinil for CiiMIc * In No HrttiT nnd
Irlii ) An * JVol Iniprovi'il.
CIIICAll ( ) , Ocl. M.-TI1I * demmid for cnltle
wni no belter today ami price * ! showed no Im
provement , IVvv cs.HI * wen- prime rnuuMh lo
sell nl from JI.7J lo JS.IO. Tlic bulk of tlio
steers cro ed Iho scnlei nt from J3W to U M.
Sales of stackers nnd feeders wore made nt
from 12.40 lo $3.75 nnd medium lo good heifers
sold slowly nt from J2.7S to tl. Calves nf liia
lKil quality brought from J3SO to J6 , n few
common lots selling nt from 52.50 to 12.73. Texas
cnttlo sold nt from lift ) to (306 ; western rnnga
cuttle nt from J2.SO to J3.CO.
Then * was n fairly active demand for hogi
nnd choice light weights we c tronuertaa nlcVel
higher , prime assorted Felling ns high ns 13 Mi.
On the other hAnd , heavy hoirw were weak nnd
largely So lower. Common heavy sold nroiin.t
from J.I 10 to tlt& , and henvy packing lots
sold largely nt from W.W tn MM.
Sheep met with n good demand nl from II.M
to M.JS for Inferior to prlnu * . wwlcrn nvnito
llocki selling tnpslly nt from 12 23 t 1X10. A
few fancy unlives sold nt J3M. ITIcM hewed
nn ivarllculnr C.IIIIKP except for feiilers , which
sold with great freedom nt from J2 W to 2.M > .
1'oor to prime Ismlm bnniRht from 2.SO to S4 73 ,
with wiles rhlellv nt from II2' to 1123.
Hei-clpts ; I'nttle , 3,500 bend ; hoys , 23.000 head ;
sheep , CiOO head.
m City Llx * Storlc.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. SI CATTLK-llecvlpts ,
CW ) lu-nd ; shipments. G.BOfl bend , llcut crudes
steady ; other * wrnl ( , Texn * steer ) , J2.24W2.M ;
Texan COWB , J2 OtfflJ.CO ; native steers , Jt.0 f ( 73 ;
unlive cows nnl heifers , ! 1.7r > ff3.40 ; bulls , JI.75O
"
- , 9,001 bend , shlfmrnls , iM hmd.
Market stendy tn Mrong ; built of ualen. * 3.20 f
3 38 ; henvles. ! 3.15Cf3 30 ; puckers. I3.20W3 30.
mixed. M.20U3.35 : llKhtn. J3.20if3.40 ; Yoikeri" .
J3.30W3.40 ; | ilR < . J3.20tf3 SS.
"III3I3I1 Uecelpls. 2.000 bend ; shipments. 2.4M
hem ! . Market stcuJy : lamb < . J2.7otf4. i millions.
JI.750S.DO. .
Now Vork Live Stoclc.
NF.W YOUIC Ocl 23.-ItiF.VF.S-Hecclpli , 211
head : steers , Mow ; oxen and dry rows , steady ;
bulls , nrm ; native hteers , J3.25WI.25 ; Tetnns.
I3.CO ; stags nml oxen. J2 KHf3 M ; bulK J3.20ff
2.40 ; dry cows , J1.45r2.fO. Kiiropcnn cables quote
Americnn steers lit lOWltc , dtrsned weight , re-
filgcrnlor be f at 7'H < fic ! ; rhoep , tiHIOc. dn-jM-d
weight : export tomorrow , 6S5 beeves and 2,450
qiinrters of beef. . . . . .
Sllnni' AND LAMIlS-ltecelpti. 3.S01 hend ;
quiet nnd bnrely ftendv. fliecp. JI.251f3.2J.
1IOC3S Itocelpti , 4t.2U bend : llrm nt J3..ujfl.l5.
SI. Ion IN l.lxi * htoctc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23. OATTLi-Hecelpts : , 2,000
head. Including 1.20 Texnns. Maikct uteady to
strung un all KlnJi. . . ,
IIOOSUect'lptK. . 5IVX ) hend. Market n shndi
lower ; Yorken. J3 2503 40 ; pnckern. J3.0003.23J
henvy. J3.lifts 43.
SHinil1 Hecelpts. 1.500 head. Market strong.
Stock In SlKlit.
Ilccord of rerelpli of live rlork nt the four
principal markets Octotwr 23. IkM : ,
Cattle. IlnitK. Sheep.
South Omalm 2 00 J.fA ) 1.2 * )
City C.fiOO il.OOO 2.010
St.
"
Totals 42 , COO SOO
WISTISU.V : VHTIK.\X : .
StirvlxorN of tinIlcliclllon HI-IIII-HI-
Ix-rcil l > y < 1u > tiiMii'rtll rJovcriiuuMit.
WASHINGTON' , Oct. SJ.-Speclnl. ( ) Pen
sions KranteJ , ls ne of October 3 were :
Nebraska : Original widow Julia A.
Wells , Covvlesi , Webster.
South IWUota : Orlqlnni-OeorBO 11. Ten-
ntr. Hot SlirInB , Knll llUcr.
North UaUola : Original Jonalban Heal.
Olencoe , l mmoiiH.
Iowa : Orluln.il Janiei W. Kills , SInqiio-
Icetn. JacXson. Orlsln.il widow ? , etc. Susan
A KorbM De Witt. Clinton.
Colorado : Restoration ami reissue Alex
ander H. Ullley ( deceased ) , Denver , Ainiia-
lioc. Increiifie KrederlcU Smllb. Onniy ,
Ouray. Iel HUe John I. 1'ouell , MInnci > o-
Us , liaca. OilBln.il widow Mary A. Ullley ,
Uenvir. Arnpahop.
Issue of October S. were :
Xebraslca : Orlslnnl-John UllllnsJ ,
Omaha , DoiiRlan. AiltUllontil Jiuliitlon
Ti.ivK Or.uid Island. Hall Increase'
lluiry Wll'on , Ci-ntral City. Morrlelc. Orl .
ln.il vvldovv. , -Buppli'menlnl. . Minor of
niorjri- . Ilnny. Wymoro On'e. : It - lrfilp
tfo-n : IrJiV ! : "v'M . < ' \ r. > . ihvab.v ; ;
Ibwit : ( .irlRlnal lTedt > rlrk aiidiv il-
IbunM , Hamilton ; Aimel O'uson. nuffulo
Center. Wlnneb.iso ; Kdvvard Murray. Mnr-
M.mhall ; 1'tti-r rosKrove. Delhi. UcUwnro.
Iiuronsv Xolsou Ivlra. Aclcley , Ilardlnll -
llain K. HaiiB'r , l.Vs Molnes , Polk ; Urnrso
W. SlntulH'ster. Vllllfcn , Montutfinery ;
Itilph i : llallnwny. C.-dar. M ihnxk.i.
Colonid'i : OrUlnalWllltain II. Wood-
Pouth" U.iknt.i : " IIUTC.ISP William II.
Hcberls. Iinv\loh. iimord . H IflMic and
IneriMse Amund lianxon.TinlIllon , Clay.
Wvomliic ; Orlulnal Kdvvard Ullcy. is'ovv
C-isilo , Wc.tton.
IHSIIO of October 0 , were :
Nebraska : llp.sloratlon nnd Ineroasc
WlKbim P IliMSell ( dc.'en.-icd ) . Mndlson ,
MndUon. Iti-stor.itlon and ndillllonn !
neorKo W. Krnr.li-r Mci-eiva-'d ) , Dayton , .lef-
fer. on. Im-rcax1 Joseph Miinnorp , Walmo ,
Satinders. Oilc.lnal v.ldovv horctln Kr.islcr.
n.iyton , JpiTcr oii.
Invva : OrlKhialJonallinn TJ. Martin ,
Dubinin ) * , Unbuqui * . ( jrlvlnal widow llo-
beeoa A. ITiiaeBr.ilT Hiidrirk , Keoknk.
Soutli Daliotn : Hi Issue t peclal , October
! ) ) David O. Uilppcn , Hot BjulnKa , Knll
North Dakota : OrlsInal wl lona. etc.
Snpplomcnlal. minor of Oluf C , O.ilson ,
Maiulan , Norton
IMSUP of October 7vtro :
Nebrns'a ; : OrUlnal-Oair.e.i C. Shlller.
Coxuil Dawfion ; Thomas 11. Penny , Oninlir. ,
DoniIa ' ; Joseph C. D.ivla. Mlnib-n. Kcur-
noy. rtpstoratlon and icls'iro August
lllchter ( ileceaMi'd ) . Donlplian Hall.
Iowa : Oilglnal Ilorm.inii Stefffn , Daven
port , Sr-ott ; John 12. Itl' ndln dloc-ntietl ) .
CotnliiK. Ailunis ; John W. Golib-n. Council
Hlnffi' . I'ottavattnmle ; Ocorffe W. Uolenian ,
Door , l.von. Ifstorallnn anil Increase
Joseph W. Lawrence ( dixcic ! ( ] ) . HrooUi ,
Adams D'Ulnal wliloWH , ot ' . Minor of
Hiram R Ainold. Council llluffi , Pottownt-
nmlp ; Mary A ITmphivw , Leon , Dccatur.
Rolnr.ulo : Oilalnal Peter Clark. Tcllu-
rlde. S.in Mlrm-l ; Ch.irli-s 1C. WcldPiihanier ,
"llen\vood Snrl'ivs ; , narllnld. Ili'ls < uc
. Samuel Morrbi KlemlnR , I.o : tn. Original
wldowftr Minor * of Homy McKlbbim.
Driivor , Arapiliou ; Matin Dechert , Sallda ,
Chaff PC.
lH < ue of October S , worn :
Nebraska : Oilalnal WIMInm Ilnynos.
David C'lty , IJutlcr ; fJonrso W. Joy. Oak ,
Nuckolls. Inrreip ; Wll'am : C. Mllpy ,
Sblrklpv. FUlmorp ; Iicni.imln Httnilurs ,
ScottHvlllc. Unit. llcNsuoJohn Carr , Syra
cuse , Otoc. Original widow , rpis ue ( MJJP-
islal. Ontobsr 12) ) Mury J. Matthews , Falr-
iiury , JtlT'TKon.
Iowa , : IncTPiisc William H. Seoley , Du-
buquc. Dnbuqui- .
South Daknta : Original ( special , October
12) ) John O'llara. Cawtalla. CbarloH Mix.
UonovvHl M.ulln V. licnUort , Kllnt. Gump-
Colorado : Orli'lnal Philip A. Hunn. D' ( > -
enuo. Mora : WlllUin Chambtr ( dpcunsed ) ,
Denver , Anipahoc.
TH13 Iin.VLTV SIAHKUT.
IXSTHUMI3NTS placed on record Friday ,
Ociobur 2.1."lS&fi : .
AVAIUIANTY JJKIiDS ,
T J Hyan and wlfo lo Jamox AIIK-
liuc , lots 15 and 10 , block .1 , Yalluy
Orovo I ceo
A ) * Hcnd nnd wife to O A Itciirttrom ,
w " " of lot 37 , blo'-ic l , Ciitnpboll'H. , . .
K DVail tn A I Locki- , lot i , block
S. Orchnnl Hill , .
ridellty Tiu.'t cn.npany to S H Ilubor ,
lot 21 , block ' . ' , Avomlnlu I'laec 1,000
Ql'lT CLAIJI DKCDS.
H Lclchtun nml vvlfo lo IMehanl KJ-
wartls oi ot lei 2 , A H Sniider'n
add
A 1i li'rnnk , eb-rk , to Oswald Hyde ,
a 25x1roet ) of lot 3 , block 10 , Urown
1'l.ico . .
> , , > . ,
Sperl.il master to Poopln'x S.ivlii.i |
bank , lot 'i. bloc ! ; 2 , Ki cllcU' ; < MUb of
J I Itcdlck'H add 7.7CO
Total nmoiint of transfers $13,231
JAMES E. BOYD & CO
Tulc'phunu 1030. Omaha , N b.
COMMISSION
GRAIN : P30YISI3SS : AND : SfOiJIJ
, Hoard of Tradr ,
iV.rstt vvlrra to Cuiuaco and Ni-w Vork ,
Ci > rrcnpondenu : John A. Vi'arrtn & Co
an < l never bffcicd a better opportunity for mak *
IIIK monoWrllv IX a , Murray & Co , ,
Ilankei * U lrul.i-r ! < , 12) Ulait-j HUB. Culcufto.
mcniben nf tlio Chlcaito Hoard uf Trada In iiooj
landliu , for their IKWK on HlatUllr * nnd ripccu.
lutlKi Information , iii'l | IMIly Murk't letter.
both fr . PIMU'IAL A'rrLNTJON OIVUN TO
OUT OP TOWN ORDKItH.