Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILT BEE : SUN DAT , OCTOBER 25 , 1800.
Demand for Some Lines of Merchandise
Shows Improvement.
COLLECTIONS GENERALLY VERY SLOW
llo X ' KMr Much Trnilc
tulll Aflr ISIri'llim i\eltentviit
in o - -Hunk Itcititrtii
Show
There Is no denying the fuel that nome
Jobbers have been moving more energetic
ally tlurlnn the 4 > ast u' k tlmn for some
time pant , nt the name time the General
bUHlnuw * Huntlon Is one of wnltlni * until
the election Is over with. It Is quite I I
plain that such chttngos an hnve '
taken place. In the condition or i
business recently have been on the
nlde of Improvement , but an yet too
much Importance should not be attached
to this for the reason. Unit business Is
mm s mod I c , Tht-ru are days when the situa
tion looks very bright , while at other times
the pro. < pect is quite the reverse.
As the sinson advances there Is naturally
an IncicaMng demand for season goods
and trade from that source can hardly bo
ascribed to a better feeling In the country
or to any Improvement In Rcnernl condi
tions. The harvesting of the corn crop , the
repair of buildings designed to shelter stock
Ourlng the cold weather mid the many
other operations on the farm Incident to
the season nro bringing In n Hood of small
orders for certain lines , which swell the
total volume- business In n jobbing way
to quite respectable proportions.
As will bo Inferred from the abo\'C , the
demand Is largely for goods to supply cur
rent wants only and orders are mostly very
nmall. There Is no Inclination to nntlrlpntc
wants or lay In stocks with the expectation
that there will be a call for the goods a few
weeks later on. The retail dealers of the
Btato seem to feel that It Is the better
policy to wait until the goods are wanted
and then onler them.
The advances on some llnea of farm
products have created n much better feelIng -
Ing In the country , as evidenced by letters
from members of the retail trade through
out the state. There Is a feeling that after
nil the farmers will gel enough out of
their crops to pay up a good many old ac
counts and hnvo considerable left with
which to buy for current needs. In porno
sections of the state collections arc re
ported as showing Improvement due to
the money returning to farmers' hands from
the sale of grain and live stork. The'3ob-
bers of the city , however , do not see much
improvement In this respect and ore gcn-
ornlly reporting collections as very back
ward.
The greatest disturbing element with
which htislniss has to contend ! the po
litical contest now so nearly ended. When
this doubt In removed there ought to be-
nothing to cheek confidence and business In
n'l ' lln H ought to show n steadv Improve- '
rnent. People of nil rlii.-se * have- been
forced to practice economy In so many
ways And dealers have been so extra cau
tious In keeping stocks down to the lowest
possible limit that any plgns of n reaction
can linnlly fall to cnune an extraordinary
dc-mnml for all kinds of merchandls'e. .Man-
ufiictureil goods will no doubt come In for
their phare of the benefit and factories
that have been closed will ripd a call for
their products.
HANK STATEMENTS"
The comptroller of the currencv has Is
sued a report showing the condition of the
national banks In Omaha In October , In
which the following Items are enumerated ;
HESOUIICES. Octol.fr. ISM.
Loan and . illccountu , . I 7 ' 1 ! > 1 ? 54
Duo fn.m oilier
national banks not reserve -
serve nRontn 4jl " 9 *
Due fn m iitiuo tanks nnJ bankers ! . ! ! ' sricx
Due from approved referv > ! * liKntx 1,911Of
Lawful money rewnc In Imnki SJ8SSSJ
Total rrnnurrca , } 16. S3.17' >
LIAI1ILITIES. October , UK.
CapltM ( .lock I a.TSO.u-0
Surplun fun ° l JS3MO
T'nillvMeil pmflls 70 t.J !
Due lo other miUon.il Lank 2.03ld7 !
( Duo Instate .tanks nnJ banker - * . 1.711 ; 012
Deposit * . S.IM57S
Compare Hie al.ovc with the following , which
wa the ntntetnent of the con tilt km of the
Omaha National tmnks Octclr. IfPi ) :
HESOL'HCES. October. 1SW.
I.onn * nml ill-counts JI3 071 ! KC 40
Overdraft * 61.1.1S 41
V. S. liornl * 1.230.o 0 ( a
Warrants , bonds ard morlKiRp 7S.SU2 4S
Heal eMalc. furniture and fixtures. . . . 870.151 si
Premium * on U. S. Iwndi 17 515 < a
Current cxpcnfes nnd taxes paid 48.734 M
Cash on hand 7.W2.173 75
Ca h In hanks Incl'd t > eve
JteOemptlon fund with U. H. Irensu'r 27.W5 Oo
Totals 21.K1.540 44
MAUILITinS. October. MM.
C.ipltal Mock I 4.COn.Of W
Surplus fund S2i.(0 > M
Undivided profits 231.(33 { *
National linnk notes outitandlnir X1.M 00
Deposits 1S.JSSC23.IO
Tolals t23.S51.5IO 4
The banks' ability to do business Is lint. . .
tinon tbe deposits , which In IsW ) uvro J1S-
SS2.K3 , but which had shrunk to $ S,151.375 In
Oelober of Ibis year , n decrease of over
J10.000.000. In the meantime loans and dis
counts bavo been brought down to J7191.-
! > 54. from 113 071.1KK In 1.V9J n decrease of
t..S79,532. It Is very ensy to see from the
above Ilirures why the rmnks hnvo been
compelled to refuse accommodallons. nnd
that sueli refusals arc niado necessary bj
the conditions.
Omaha'f bank clearings of the past week
show a nllKht decrease , an compared with
n year apo. but the amount of the decrean.
Is much smaller than at many of the leadIng -
Ing cities In the country.
OMAHA r.U.NKIIAL. MAHICKT.
Cnmllf I'm of Truilia nil QiKilntlnn
on Simile nnil I'nncy I'roilucc.
EOdR Good clock. 16c.
IHTTiilonimnn ; to fnlr. Cc ; choice to fnncy
country. HB12c ; lepnrator creamery. liSlto
calliort-d cream. 12C13C.
GAME-Prulrle chlcktn * . per drz. . J3.7Iff4.00.
quail , ll.7iQ2.00 ; tfal ducks , SI.SO ; red heads and
milliards. * 2.7M(3,00. (
. CIlEl'.y.l' tim' lla trick. 9o ; Edam , per doz. .
J9.2S ; cluli hoiii-o. l.n , . Jurf. per dot. . J3.13 ; Lim-
J-TKer. fancy , per Hi. . 9c : H"fuefort. 's-lt > .
Jtri. per Jos. . J3.CO ; Younj Ameilcan. lOUc :
twin * , f.iiuy.Uc
VEAL Choice"fnt. fO to 120 His. , are quoted nt
iCc. larre nn.l coar e. 405c
niSESSEIl roi'LTHV Rprlnc chicken * , 7c.
old Iun . 6H7c ; turkeyg , 10S12c ; Keese. lOc
iui ! . . l"c.
LIVE POULTnY-Hcnii. S'4c ; cockt , 3o ; prlnR
chlrkrnn. S'ie ; * prlng duck" . 76Sc ; turkeys. Sc
PiriFTiN'H T.lve , toe. il'-ad plsrennn not tvonte.1
HAY-t'plantl. t5 ; midland. tl.Bn ; lowland
J4 , rye ilrnw , Jl ; color make Ihe price 01
liay ; light luilci ti-ll tlie bcil ; uniy lop cradf
trine trip prlce .
HltOOM COItN Extremely : ow * al ; new
crop , ilellvercil 01 ; tnick In countn" choice rreen
* efr.rklpc | rnip't. per Ib. 3Hc : choice creen
runnlnc In hurl ? ic ! : caramon , I'.tc
SWEET I'OTATOES-On onler , per libL , J1.75.
TOMATOKS-Per H-tu. tinskct. tOOCOc.
ON'IONS Good ( lock , per bu. . UO'Oc.
LIMA HEANS-Pfr Ib. . 4c
l.EANF i n.i tiltkiwl navy , reIm . : i.4 < tl M.
C"AIinOEHomc srown , per hundred , " < nyia.
nil.Knv Per dm. . 23o ; fancy , laree. 45O50C.
I'OT.VTOES-Oi'Oil nlock. per bu. . SOfTSSc.
With the rxcrpllon of two years a no tin
cranU-iry crrp of 1K u the mallect In th
pan ele\eii > ears , nnd Is cnly half that o
the tninil'tr crc.p of ISM , New Jentey's portion
twine alnioit a cumplrte failure. Htiurns from
corrftppndenli. . nuinmarln-d. In.llcnle a total crop
of , J"iSA.ro ! ! I11 ? " -0"0013 tunnels. compareJ
wllh WO.CeO In 1S9S
, 410000 In ISPt and TOOODi
bunhols In 1(33. (
The Ion * Im cfrp yield full * almost allojrellie
on New Jrrtry : New Enslnml will fnrnl.ti thl
ea t > n by far tlie liulk or the roerchantntil * lr
rlf . In New Jrr ey everylhlnij julnts lo a yleli
i > f merchantable fruit for the entire Halo o
lm l limn M 000 buOieli. romiuire < l wllh 21 O > ) In
IB'i. unit an of 2V
AUraKO .ouo biithels for a
tcrli-n of > ear > .
The cnp if Almerln crape * for 1SS Is esil
male nt fr im SOO.OOO to MO.OCO tarrels. The vine
yanl er.'iilrvnted to Ihete KIUPM Is lieln
rteni'lly ' expunded. The pea * < .n has tieen vrr >
favnil'le und the crop U one of Ihe best evr
Calbervd. This Is ROO < I neivy , for Almrrla giapr
art" In favor wllh Amerlriin eon > umer , not
\vlllinnii < llntf the nbunilance and low cn t n
ilomrnllo Krnpei > . Consumers ran buy K ten
pound bAiket nf ( V.nronl crnpes for Ihe cn > t o
one nr l\vn txmnd * of b'panltli crapes when
lupnlles nrr IKKVV. Qunluttons :
OHAPEH-Ne\v York. UHc ; larse lots. 12f.
CALirnilNIA PEACHENone. .
PI.tT ! fi-Nn slilrplni : slocU.
. OALU'WINIA OHAPES-Toknys and othe
fancy varieties , li.a.
li CHANIlEHniEd-Cape Co-1. per libl. .
At'ITiHS C'X'klliir. jwr I'M. II.T5 : rntlnc ,
IT3 M ; Jonnllmn , fnncy , JS.Ji ; fancy New York
IJ.M.
rU.IPOIINIA PEAHH-IVr tiox. II.5MI2.CO.
Qt'lNCES-Per Mil. II.
OIlANOKS-Mcxlean , 14.
LrMONS _ Meislnas , IJ.0005.SOi Callfornl :
Itnions , tl 00fl4 W > .
IUN\S Kiiiclce Urge stock. tx > r hunch.
I ! 00tt . J : m-Jlinn.ulred bunches. It Mfj.CO.
1'HKSH MKATR
HKHr-niMil tuillve Hirers. 400 tu ( no Ibs. , 6U (
7c. weitein slrers. HfS' o ; rood rows and helf
trs. lff'-V , medium cows and helftrs , 4VJO :
fgrc-juurtor * tvirs unj heifers , 5'ic ;
forequnrtern native * l * r , 4'io ; Rood hindquarter -
quarter * oowi and hHttrt. Hc ; icood htndquar-
tern natl * steers. H ; cow round' , fci cow
plate * . S.1 ; boneless chuck * . 4e ; cow chucks , Ic ;
strers chucks , S c ; lieef t < nd rlolns , 15a ; lw f
mils , boneltM. > c : sirloin bulls. tiot > ele * , 84c ;
Mn backs , toneless ! * . loin tacks. 7r ; cow
rttio , No. S. 6c ; eow Inlrw. No. 1. 8c ; ief
trlmmlnr * . 3c ; rump Iratts , It ; shoulder clods ,
{ OtlK-DrewJ ho . < ; pork loins. 7c ; pork
tenderloin * . ISc ; pp.re rllm , to ; bam sausage ,
butts , SHc ; pork shoulder * . rough. 4Ho : pork
nhouldern , nklnned , tr ; pork trimmings. He ;
leaf Innl. not rendered , C4c ,
MUTTON'-Dn- Ismln. 7c ; ilre'sol mutton ,
tc ; racks , mutton , c ; le ; , mutton , Hc ; Mil-
< ll , mutton , k o ; i > iewn , if ; rheeo fluvr . > o ;
sheep tunguen. titr .lot. ! & < .
HIDES AND TALLOW.
1UUKS No. 1 ureen hlde . Jc ; Nn. 2 creen
hldM , 4c ; No. I green swlteil hlden. c ; No. 2
creen Milled hldei , Se ; No. 1 \ il calf. 8 to 12
Ibs , , Ce ; No. 2 veal calf. 8 to U Ibs. , Ic ; No. 1
dry Hint hide * . ttT9c ; No. 2 rtry flint hlden. 7ftte ;
No. I dry * lte < l hlilen. 7c. part cured hides. He
per ilk less lhan fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Oreen mlted. each. Sfr c ;
Kreen salted nhearlnes ( short woolea early
rklns ) , t-ach , lite : dry nhtarlnes ( utiort wnolnl
early sklnx ) . No. : . each. Sc ; dry shearling
( short wocleil earlr tkln * ) , No. 1. each. Re ; ilry
Hint Kansas nnrt N > l > rn ln butcher wool pelts ,
I > er IK. actual ueUht. 4fte : dry flint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain Ko l pel's , ! > ? r lb. , act-
ual weight. S94c , dry llirtlclorntlo butcher
wnol pelts , p r Ih. actual weight. 45c ; dry
Int Colorado Murrain wool ielts per Hi. , aclusl
velitht. 3 4c ; feet cut ill ; rVIt Is useless to pay
relKht on them. > >
TALLOW AND QHEAWi.-Tallow , No. 1 , 3 ;
allow. No. 2. 2Hc : Krc ehlti -A. "e ; rrea ,
white II , 2r ; KTcnff. Tr'\7w' ' Kreafe. dark.
ic ; old butter. "HJ2JJ ( Ltec w , prime. 15W
* 2 < - ; rnuRh tnllnw. 'It. K ,
HONES In car lciirtR , 'I r and dellvere.l In
' 'hlcaK.i : Dry buffa18..Wr ton. I12.WB1I.W dr > '
ounlry , bleached. rei''t'RvnCn 712.ffl ; dry coun-
ry. damp and m . .vrrp * Idn. ' $ .noos.o0.
, . ,
tedium , I5fmri line , ntllfio tub washed , 151 ?
Sc : black. Sc : bucks , Ml tag locks , { Q3f dead
ulled.
venue cin.vnit.vL
InotiitloiiM of tli liny on Viirloiin
Commodities.
NKW TOHK. Oct. SI.-rLOUIl-necelpls. 24.500
Id' . : exports , 14.775 bbls. ; lower to sell , hut
ule.1 very quiet , owing to the break In wheat ;
winter patents , J I. Cut. CO ; winter straights , 4. > < /
.30 ; Minnesota patents , I4.2MK.7 * ; winter extras ,
3.0UUJI.40 ; Minnesota bakers , J3.W8J.W ; winter
mBiuue * . > S.3 UtM ) . Ite Hour , ktva.ly ; supcr-
inc. | i7iyij ; luncy .nijfj.ij. Uuckwneat
I'ju.tirtii , > l.i : jl.w.
IXW.S MhlAtr-uuIl ; yellow western , C2c.
Ill CK.XV1IUAT Dull. B7itUJ Vis.
H K Firm , western , Oj.XHitiC.
IIAKI.UV Steady ; neslein IttJIliR. ZStfMc.
IIAHl.iV MALI Dull ; western. ti.WU-&U.
W11KAT Itecelpts , 134 , tW bu. . uM > ris. M.S54
ill , Spot weak ; ro. 2 red , f. o. b. , l f c ; No. 1
lard , i'j c , t. o , b. , allcal. Uptlons wounj up
he week nlth a reniatlonal fall In prices tu the
oxrest point since Monday. Tha heavy selling
was prompted by unexpectedly loner cable * und
'ureUn selling ; closed at 3'i lbo net decline ;
ak-s , Included ; No. : red. May , .atil/SUTic , clotni
it ii > Sc. October closed t 7lic. December ,
CS077 15-lSc. closed at 7Gc. f
IXJUN llecelpts , 154.110 bu. ; exports , M.5I3 bu.
pol quiet. No. 2. ahc. Uptlons opened weak
Kith wheat , rallied en coverings , but J > roke
aualn nt the dote. tc. nnnlly > . , eic net U.w.r.
May , 34'ic , cloreil at Hi ; I > ecenib r. : i'HJl-L' ( .
cl.sei | nt 31 * c.
OAT8 Itecelpts , 14tXiO ( bu. ; exports , IS bu.
' 'liot dull ; No. S , 22'ic. Options were quiet and
weaker , with corn ; closing at 'W.iC net l fts ;
Octfber chiseJ at ! S ; c ; December , : iu : < Sc.
clnned nt 24c.
PAY Steady shipping , MfJWc ; Rood to choice.
'P. rinn ot 200 c ; hemlock i" > le.
Ayre . light to heu\T weight * . 194820e ;
ncM. 2 2Je.
HOPO Steady : Pacific coajt. 1WI , crop. 2ViQlc ;
l > 5 crcp , Mi7o. 1UO crop. TiilOUc.
HlliKS-KIrm ! California , 21 to 25 Ibs. , 15s.
PI1OVIS1ON8 I ! f , stend ; family. IJ.OOCIO.W.
Ueef hams , IIi.OMH > .M : pnckea. JS.WW9.00. Cut
meatfl. > nny ; pickle 1 l > ellle , & < r\c ; plcklc.l
rhnuKleni , 4c ; pickled hami. S-n9'c. l rd ,
quiet ; steamed cli , . e-l at Jl.7 85.00 : renned.
'ilKhcr. Pork , nrm : mess , JR.7O59.W ; short clear ,
.7M/in.W ; fnmlly. } IO.S < Kll2.f .
HlTTEH-ReC'liits. J.745 f.l : * : sltaiy : western
lalry , 9 < B12c ; we'lrm creamery , I2iS20c ; Elplns ,
20o : facton' . 7ill > 4c.
CHEESE Hecfipts. l.KT ? plots. : quiet : lurce.
ifflfiHr : rmall. 7tJ10V4c ; part fklms , m < Jt * c ;
full fklm . 2H ! c.
EfiflS Itwelpls , 4 Ml pkBv ; slendy : state and
IVnnsylvnnla. ismj2'cvefttcrn. ' . 1'fiflvc.
OILS Petroleum , .lull ; I'nlted clonetl nt Jl 1 !
fked. Hojln.firm ; strained , rrmmon to Rnol.
J1.50. Turpentine , trt-ndy ; 2s ; ( r c. rotlonJ"ivl
oil. nlxiiit Flendy ; prime crude. 22823c : nrlmc
rummiT yellow. 2ilC27i * * ; prime while. 2f2Pc.
TALLOW Steady ; rlty. 4 ic : counlr > ' . S"c.
HICI FIrm : domestic , fnlr to extra :
Japan. 4fl4'ic.
U\SSES rirm : New Orleans , open kettle.
.
FlliiOHTS TO I.IvnrtrOOL-FIrm ; cctton , by
slenm. S-1M : eraln. by > te m. M.
MKTAIJ' I'lK Iron. Tteadv : routhern. JR25ff
11 : North Am rlenn. J10.Mvffl2A rnppor. firm :
lake r > mkcr S19.T5. Ix .Tl. steadv : domeftlc brftk-
t-rr .t ; M. Tin , firm. Spelter , firmer ; domestic ,
J3.704W. . _ _
> 'I3\V YOltIC AVIIRAT JlAHIvKT.
1V M-Ic I2m ! 'il wllli Sepiivn of Cn-
linnillcli'il n\cltfini'iit.
NR\V YORK. Oct. 21. The wheat market
ended the week ns U began It In a whirl of
cxcllement. Lat Monday the bulls pushed De
cember up to S ? ll-16c and today the bear *
Kround It down to 7c. . The break of from J
to I'jC today was based on an expected decline
of from 2fed to 2Hd In the Liverpool cables. As
ihe trade won prepare. ! fcr nn advance Instead
nf a break , the news fell like a bombshell and
quickly turned the market Into pandemonium.
The bulU were badly frlffhtcned. An prices fell
they caught large stop loss orders , which fur
ther weighted the market. After a brief rvfplte
the wholesale unloading was renewed again
near the clo < with redoubled vigor. Prices slid
down the scale from lie to HP at a clip , until
the titrpke of the gnu ? cut rhort the descent
The surprising fait In Liverpool was the sub
ject of much comment on 'change. J.atc pri
vate cables attribute It to heavy realising by
small holders. English hoUfes here wer sup
plied with rolling orders around the opening.
Lots of small long accounts were begun yes
terday. on the Idea lhat wheat had reached
bottom , but they all came out tnday. Transac
tions for the morning were 29J 000 bu. The
week past has broken the record for constanl
nnd violent fluctuations and dally sensations.
Honors have been about equally divided be
twcen bulls and be rs.
St. Lonln Ci-iiiTitl 3InrlccC.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24. FLOUR Lower at a de
cline which holla buyers off : patents. H.OOS'I.
extra fancy , ? 3.G3(1.73 , fancy. S3.CO&3.10 ; c.iolce ,
I2.MJO2.CO.
WI I BAT The rpeculatlve market opened
lower , with a rush to fell , owing to weaker
cables , and at no time during the day did the
prices advance anywhere near Saturday's clore.
Finally , futures were quoted nervous nnd un-
rcttled at n decline of from 3'c to 3Hc from
yesterday ; spot , dull and lower : No. 2 red. cash ,
olcvator , 71Jic ; track , 7l074c : No. 2 hard , cash ,
Clc ; lJeceml > er. 72 > c ; May , 77ic.
CORN Futures weakened at the declltif In
ivhe t. but was not nearly so depressed OK that
ci-rcal , closing Uffl c under yesterday ; spol. llrm
en cnll : No , 2 cash. 1C Vic ; December , 23ic :
M > y. ( C'i ' < 3nekcd.
, OAT3T Futures etrrnger. In the face of lower
com apJ . wheat ; rpot , higher ; No. 2 cash ,
lhi'Ufri"JIay ; 22Vic asked.
- . .
, ; sacked. 40c. east track.
r-Lowcr : < S',4c bid.
C SKI-3I > rrlrn * . : . .
Hetter ; chickens , rpilng , 58Cc ; old ,
turlteys , steady ; 7c ; ducks , eteady ;
' . .
, V > W-H , with liberal , supplies of choice
tln.tij-j . prairie , strong nnd rearec for choice ;
liratrl't. ' ttW 7.W > : timothy. r.OOeil.OO. this side.
i : < ; u5t-Klrm ; l ( " , c
. .
Li\U Strong at J2.eog2.C7H ; spelter also nd-
var.clng and quotuble nt O-iT.jffJ.W.
I'ltqVlBIONS-I'ork. llrra : kUndunl me s. Job-
bin * . } 7.2u7.r.4. IirJ , tlrm : prime steam ,
! 4.i ( : chulce. It ! : < ! . 1 la con. ( boxed ) , ehoulderg ,
extra sScrt , clear and rllw. J4.CH ! ; shorts , JI.75.
Dry rait nu-ats. ( boxed ) , shoulders , extra
bhort , clear ami ribs. 14 12Vfc ; fchorts , Jl.2 < .
HKClillTS Flour. 7.0CO Mils. ; wheat , 45,00) bu. ;
corn. ira.CvO bu. : ojt , ti.fW Lu.
SlIII'MKNTS-Flour. 1S.OOO bbls. : wheat , 12.0CO
bu. ; corn , l < 3.l < ui > bu. ; oats , 9.000 bu.
Kail HIIO City
KANSAS CITV. Oct. 21-WHEAT-I'ractlcalIy
at it ( .landxtlll ; elevator mrn bid Cc to bt lower
on hard wheat , ant receiver * refuse to cell at
any such decline : No. 2 hurd. G-c ; No. 3. iSjf
CO'ic ; No. 2 red. 7 f/rJo bid ; 7487 ; asked : No.
3. nornlnallv. 070c. No. 2 sprlns. SSc ; No. 3 ,
nominally. Kc , . . .
CORN Actlx-e nt * jc decline fcr mixed ; white
steady ; No. I mixed , 21 2Vic ; No. S while.
"oT.i > Low grades , luwcr ; No , 2 mixed , nomi
nally. 17c : No. 2 while , old. nominally , 2l J >
22c * new. 17c.
RYE-Ixmerj No. 2. offerea at 27O2SC.
HAY Steady nnd iinchanged. .
liUTTKH Creamery , llrm at 1581Cc ; dairy. IOC
"KOOS-1'ltm ntjjc. _
I'riirln .llnrkt'lu.
I'KORIA. Oct. 24 , CORN Steady ; No. 2. 2Jc
No , 3. 21' ' c.
OATS-lrregularj No. 2 white , JOVJo ; No. !
while. IPIIWic ,
RVK-Qulel nnd eaty ; No. 2. 3Se.
W1I1SKV Market steady : finished goods on the
basis nf J1.1S for hlzn wines.
WHKAT Not quoted.
RECK I ITS Corn. 41 Wfl bit , ! oalf , n.SiO bll. ;
rye l.MO bit. ; whisky. ncn : w heat. fi.ltiA bu.
fllUPMBNTS Oorn 27.WO bii.i oats. M DM hil. ,
rye. fW Int. : whisky. J.rM gnls. ; wheat. 3.CC4 bu.
TI | M | ( Crillll.
TOLKDO , Oct. 11 WH'.AT Inwrr. but tctlvr
No. 2 cash. 77e : Deri-mlxT. TSUc.
COIIN' Active , but II > WIT : No. J mli l. Ho.
OATS Dull , but steady : No. I mixed , lie ,
RYi--IMill. Itit sien.lr : No. 2 ejish. 37a
CIOVKlt S13KD Dull nnd unchanged : piln-.e
Octr.l r. K.K s-iked.
iiolU AVIicnt.
MINNHAPOLIR. Oct. SI.WHIJATOolobcr
elowd at 6 c ; Decemlwr. We : May. iji c. Or
track : No. I burl. Me No. > northern , C4 io ; No
J northern , C2Sc , receipts , iiS cars.
I'rlacu Whrltl.
BAN FRANi'ISCO , O-t. -WHEAT Qultt.
Decrnibcr. H.31H ; May.
Holders of Wheat Become Demaraltod and
Sell Again.
MARKET EXTREMELY NERVOUS ALL DAY
Klrt TrnnnnrMnn Slmle > nt 1'lwnrcn
TlirrcCcntn Iti-Imv the Cloxlnn
Trice of Ilrcfiiilicr Wlicnt
on I'rlilnj" .
CHICAGO. Oct. 21. The wheat market
got hack Into the COs totlny under semi-
deniornllzntlon of holder.1' , who were non
plussed this morning nt Undine Liverpool
opcnlnR cnhlcs showing n decline of 2'iJ '
In the fnce of our ailvnnce yesterJny. The
market wns extremely nervous.nil ttirouph
the Hesslon , but with a steady downward
tendency. About the only support given
to prlees wns by holders of puts nnd the
few lucky ones who stood short over night.
December wheat nt one time showed n
loss of 4c from yesterday's close , but re
covered < c ntnr the end of nn advance at
Paris equal to from 2c to 3e per bushel.
Corn nnd oats were compnratlvoly flrm on
n bis caHh demand , showing declines at
the close of from Uc to He nnd 51c re
spectively. Provisions were firm , closing
about unchanged on hot ? receipts of 16,000
head nnd big cash transactions In prod
ucts.
The price prevailing nt the close of yes
terday's session was 73c for December
wheat. The first transactions this morn
ing were nt from 70Hc down to 70cA sale
or two In the confusion of the start wns
made nt O-c.and very little nt that mo
ment brought over TOe , but In the course
of the next half hour's business there wns
a gradual nilvnnco to 70"t < c. "Resides the
discouragement of the decline nt Liver
pool the heavy movement of spring wheat
In the northwest again held up Its hands
for recognition , nnd some eyes turned to
Its contemplation that had previously been
steadily looking In the direction of India ,
Australia and Africa , away over the mat
ters of more Immediate concern which were
dally occurring. Mlnneai > uils and Uuluth
reported receipts of l.OSS cars , compared
with EXi Saturday of the week before and
1.116 the corresponding day of last year.
The week's receipts at those places num
bered 7,519 carloads , agnlnst C.OC1 the pre
vious week nnd 7.S50 n year ago. The Ar
gentine shipments for the week ns olll-
clnlly reported wore double those of the
week b fore , but were still only M.OOQ bu.
New York n-norted that English houses
were free sellers of wheat there nt the
opening , but that numerous buying orders
from the continent were executed nt the
tame time. Very many vrell Informed men
thought the Liverpool decline wns cn-
jlneered from here by leading elevator In
terests to lessen the strain upon them for
-unreins on tVoIr hedges. December , after
holding steady for a time around 707'.c. de
clined rosulnr'.y to CPe. Then followed a
rally to COe. with n reaction to ( I"4e nt the
close on continental cables Indicating big
advances nt Paris , Hcrlln nnd Antwerp.
The corn market wns remarkably tlrm
conrlderlng the weakness in wheat- May
started at from 2r&a to 2 < ? < c , sold nt from
27So to 27tc. recovered to 2SVtc nnd closed
at that after numerous upj : nnd downs be
tween that price and 2S > c. TJie outward
movement of corn was Immense ; about
724.COO bu. were Bhlpprd from here In the
last twenty-four hours nnd 2.S27.000 bu.
from the seaboard to Europe for the week.
Oats , Ilkf cor.i , closed n shade lower , but
when compared with tlm weakness In
wheat were relatively llrm. A good de
mand existed for shortf. also from the
outside. The latter
part of the si-s-
slon was of a rather different nature
and prices fell off. but rallied again before
the close nnd showed but a email loss.
May opened at SlVfcc. sold up to 21 ic. went
oft to 21 ? c nnd was offered nt HJic nt
the close , showing a decline of , c since
yestwdny.
Provisions were not affected to any ex
tent by the market In the wheat pit. The
ofTerlnRs of tin. hoc products were nulto
inconsiderable and while no one bid for
much there wns no trouble In placing the
small offerings. The business ivas nota
ble for nothing but Its quicjt firmness. The
run of hogs was lfX head. January porK
opened at from X7.SO to J7.K ! . rose to J7.03
and closed as U did yesterday at J7.S7. Uinl
and ribs each pursued n similar course ,
closing In the end at the same price as
on the day before.
Estimated receipts for Monday are :
\\heat , 2Wcarsj corn , 9SD cars ; oats 403
cars ; hogs. 40,000 head.
_ ' The leadlnB futures ranged ns follows :
A'rtclev I Opba. | nighn Low | "
Wl fatNo.4. !
Oct. . . . . . . G7MJH
IVc IM7UK 70M
May 75H
Ccni.No. 2. 1H
Oi-t
" " 2-l *
iiny. . : : . -'Shi
. . . . -
Oct 17t 17S
Dec
l.-H
May J1J1 '
1'llt
Pork.u-rbbl
Ik-c
7 00
Jin Til's" 7 00
7 bl ) rO 1 87Jt
LnrU.ltlUlbJ
Ut-c . . 4 L'2 4
22lj
> 4 23
Jan
Uuriltlba 4 4U JO-Jtt 4 4U 4 47- !
Dec
Jan 3 RO
fl a 87 >
ere as follows :
hard rprtn patents , quotable
winter patents , } s.wa
. . : No. 2 red , 70H jj 1-Vc. "
23U1'N N ° ° I > 34 ! | 3UcVo ; - 2 yellow. 23140
OAT.
S w _ . . . . . , . . _
IlYE-No. 2. 34c.
IIAHLEV No. 2. 27037c ; No. 3 , nominal ; No. 4
nominal.
Pl-AXSKED-No. 1. 71C7mc
TIMOTHY SEED-1'rlme. J2.EO.
I'nOVISIONS Menu perk , per bbl. . $7.0i)0-7.10 )
Uird , per 100 Ibs. . JI.25. Short ribs sides ( loose )
I3.C@3.$5. Dry raited ehouldera ( b < ixed ) , H.Oulr
4.23. Hhort clear sides ( boxed ) , J3.STH.
roi'I.THY Steadv : turkeys , fprlnss , fi9c
chickens , fprlni ; . CfiClJc : ducks , 7H(7ic.
WHISKY Dlstlllcru' nnlshed goods , per gal.
The foIlowInR were the receipts and shipments
today :
ArtlclosT Receipt * . Shipment *
Flour.bblB. .
\\lirnt.bu.
Com , bu. . . .
Oatp. bu. . . .
Parley , ba. .
On tlit'ProltiCH oxclnn < toJiv SUM butter unr-
set waHKteady : civjimerv. lOaiflc : dairy , : li
17e. Kju-s. tlnn ; frcin. 174C Uliunoa , bteady :
STOQICS AXI1 IIO.VDS.
ITH DlHjilny Aliunl ( lip
Viillinif of Iltinliii-NH.
NEW YOUK. Oct. 2l.-T ie Hock market dis
played nbout the a\erase Saturday volume of
trading , and was Irregular of movement , nome
exceptionally wide fluctuations being recorded In
Ihe fpeclalllci. Predictions of an unfavorable
tank statement , which subsequently proved to
have been unfounded , and sympathy with a
further reaction In the wheat market , conKtl
luted the speculative Inlluencts. The .jpsiilni.
wut weak nnd fractionally lower , on account o
a reaction In the prlre * of American rrcurltle *
In London und realizing by tiie room trailers am
otheis. The ilt-chncs were n < Kin checked , how.
ever , nnd Hie enlire list rallied , led by Mun
Imitnn. which adtanccd IH per cent. Toward *
the end of the llrst hour. In which Sugar , the
Erancers , Manhattan and Tobacco were the
moft prominent , the last mentioned stock lore
t.ie bruut of the -.elllng. nnd yielded 2V ir
cent. The statement of average * of the ai > vo-
clated tanks were much mare favorably than
bud been cntlrlpated , showing an Increase In
legal reserve of 3,049,800. and prices ra'lllcd on
UK publication to the test ( Uurex of the day
The Hublwr shares were ncl\c ! In Hie late deal-
inicn , Hdvanclni- | r cent and l i | > er cent
j : ctlvely. for the common and pieferred. The
cluflng wan strong nt fractional net rains ( ; < "
erally. Itcllroad bonds were active and generally
firm. I oulivllle , New Albany ronMl t wire
r plcuou by a rise of 4S per cent to fflli , nnJ
Texas & Pacific llrna caln.M 2Vi per cent lo M
The chnnsi-a otherwlxwere
were slight. The sale :
were IS40.000. On-emmfnts IscUed feature , tu
nere well hclJ on alra of I10.0M , Silver ccr
Uneaten ere easier on tmnsactlons of (30,01 * ) .
The boom In the wheat nnd tributary marketi
and Inrldentnl reports of crop damage abroad , In
during an enormous movement of rrrrals foi
exirart to Ihe seaboard , cealn conslllultMl thi
chief motive [ w tr In Ihe Mock mirkel of Ihe
week. The bullish rpvculatlon as to the far
rejiehlng l nertclal effrcls of the fotetgn demand
fur our brvadMuiTt and oilier foaj products. tit ;
reported utter Inmlequale irannwrtatlon faclil
lien for fO trcwt a tonnace , and a coin-let Ion n
dnolded Improvement In railroad earnings am
In Hie K'"il b'Julness and financial illuatlon l <
rciult , lt > iethvr v. Itli the strady Inllow of iold
o r lmd < nrc < ] nil other ounslderatlons , Including
continued ttrlnrvm-y in mnney. a blchr
market for lui ltr. txchange and at
l-.dianco of 1 P.T rent In Hie mill !
mutn rite of < .l oouht of Ihe Hank c
UncUr.d to t ptr rent The early ruune o
exrlianrr ' 'Su U.vn douTiirarrt previous to Ihi
Inst mentlnnrj v , lapincnl , owing lo the pres
mire of c ir.vno-Tln ! i.illi. Ilulllsb neatlment
K'liPUl.ite.1 additionally by t'te treaeury stalls
lies , ! : ' .wln ; an Increared Internallon * ) trad ,
Lljno In our favor , und , In addition lo elbe
recclplj ot toM frui abrui.l , by Ite
if tS.oxiiO for Import In a single Jay , The
nandal Institutions h < n < fjlhe speculation la
heck AS tar as practicable by Impoalns ; excel"
tonal term * on lime loans and accommodations
or short time periods toutduil li i-tr cenl. Com-
nerclnl paper was prnnlcHVy unsalable , there
r\as \ but u limited Inquiry fur eten prime paper.
'he i.rallnKS In mocks wem active , nnd were , as a
rule , much tetter distribute ! than heretofore re-
mil ) . The Hangers took the InillHliie in the
jmanl movement , and for obvious teasons rote
l 6 tier cent , with llnrltircton leading. The
ntlustrial * were also imminent , and enpeclalty
'hlrago Gas , which ruse > S l > er cent to b * on a
urltty of giwslp. Including tire.tlcllons of e rly
averntle nclton on Ihe dlt blend quesilun. Sugar
was adrvltly manipulate < iliy tno inside , and
etplle numeruus settiact ; * . In common wllh Ihe
cr.eral market , advance ? ! VTr cent. Profit Ink-1
ng as evident on a larAe p.Mle at the lop levels ,
ml Ihe market soon rallied under Increased eov-
ring of shorts and communion house buying.
Stimuli ! In Heading was'yv feature. The market'
| el ie < l In symtmthy wlin ihe reaction In wheat.
ml recovered In the late trading , an unexpected
leavy withdrawal of gold exerting cnly a tempo-
arlly deprefflnff Intluence. The closing wa at
he test figures of thp week , wllh comparative
Igures shonlng general material gnliu. Th
aggregate sales were Jl.OS'.Stl' , ihe railway tnd
miscellaneous bond maiket exhibited pronounced'
trtnglh thtougbout the x\wk on a fairly large I
olume of business. The m' re extreme gains
occurred In Ihe usually neglwtnl l ues , nnd
eclally In Kansas , * Texas 5s , which rose
per cent. The nirgrecate nales were J8.M5-
* 0. Oovrmment bonds ruled strong and higher.
The fnrtinc wns chlertv In the new 4s. which n4-
nrcfd IS pr etnt , nl rnl er d l i n r tnt for
he cuupon. The M.B w r ! 1 Lo " . S Iv r c rtltl-
cntrs were Irregular and ci < id i unchanged on
Ic.illng-i o. ' JI37.00a
The New York Financier says Ihls week : The
ncrrase In the reserve of the Associated banks
if New York City for the week , cndln-t October
"I. was n fatoratle fcalure. of the current tank
statement , revealing ns It did nn element of
'tM-nRth ' In the local Instltulloni , which was In-
: erpreled ns n rea surlng sign. The gnlti In
he net ciu h lioldlna * of the banks , largely In
specie , came as a pleasant surprise , as II had
ieeti ihouchl the greater part of the goU ie-
reived frrm Europe durlns the past seven ilayi
wouii not be reflected In the stnlemenl , owing to
Ihe fact Hint It had been for option account ,
The Increase In rrccle. ther'forp , was ju tly re-
carded as nn evidence that hoarding had not
ilayeil an Imporlant part In the week's trans-
nctlon and that some of the pold Is flowing
nto the banlts. The decrease In lonn does not ,
ns mlrht appear at flrft slphl. Indtrate any
shnrn commercial conlractlon. It seems to show
rnlher that the temporary advances to gold
mpcrtera nre being liquidated end that there
.ias been little. If any. roll en ordinary l ir-
rowers for funds. The bnnks lost to the In-
terlor and through the treasury durlns Ihe
week somelhlnif like J3COO , fl. or alxiut as much
ns wns received from Europe. The Jl.snO.OOO
withdrawn October 23. fcr the purpose of ob
taining gold frem the treasury , docs not appear
n the bank statement. An Item of iwme Inler-
est U the decrease In the circulation of the na
tions ! banks. Plnco July last the circulation of
Ihe banks has expanded steadily. Tfe total In-
crcnue Ui no less thnn J .l M.ooo. Th Increase
was n natural outgrowth nf the peculiar con.1l.
tlons prevnlllnnd It 1 to be Inferred that
'he ' sllunllon Is more normal , The noles will tie
retired as they cnme back to thflr center.
The Evening Post's I-onrton flnnnclnl cable
gram says : The stock markets nere dull today , an
was lo be cipecled before the settlement , which
will lK > gln In mlne on Monday. American"
were lowfr In responie lo the decline In New
York. Dealers are naturallv fldirety RS the
election draws near. Tbo Hank of England
hns unmlrtakably begun lo borrow frjm the
market , with the result that the short linns
rate Is rtslrf. Th prcspecl Is that next week's
liorrowctr will b driven to the bank and money
will b temwrnrlly d'nrer.
TTe fotlowlnit were the closing nuntntlnn * f
'
the 'lending stocks of the New York exchange
todnr : ' _ " _ _ _ _
Alehlso'n . 14 doofd" . . 143
AdanuRr 14 < N. Y. Central . P }
AIV > n.T II . 53 -N.Y.&N. K. . :
Am. Kxnniu . lOnlarlo.l W _ . 1JH
nalllmoicAOhto. 144 ureg-on Imn . f4
Cnr.ada Paolflo. . . . fi7.4 t'rvcon Nav. . 10
Canadasouthurn. . OM.O. S. I * .V U. : < . 14
rentralPAilHo. . . . 3 ; m Pacific Mall . 'Jlh
. & . Oiuo . U. ? J'eoria bi-e .t K. . .
Chicago k Alton. , l.v.i iPetnbii . 102
C..UAO . 7H1 ( I'ulhnnn I'alnce. . . 14im
Chlcr.co f n. . ilBM'HMlilriir . -6X
Consolldiilexl O.is. 34S I'll. li. W . 13
C. 0. J. It St. I , . . . 'J7UiR Q. W. nU . 40
Cole Coal. vlroa. U lloce Inl.-ind . (144 (
roiionOU cori . . . HHJit. I'aul . 7:4 :
Dclawaru * Hut. . lS ! jTilol > M . 124
Del. . Uic' . .XV. . . . 153 'feul' ' . .VO.nltia. . . .
U.1C.G. DM . 4:1 : IdoofJ . ll'l
KahtTenn . 14W .Soiilhern Pnciflo. . 14l <
Erlo . 112H
nonitl . IS't onn. Coal .Vlroo. SMH
Fort Wayne . H0 ; o.xiiiPiclflc . H
. Northern . . 1I.1 n\AO.C i t. nfd. . . 6U
6UPH
c. jt iL nra . wu fumoo iMcinc. . PH
HocklnuVallor. . . . 13 U. .J.'xnrjBH . 3tJil
llllnolHOntr.il. . . U-'H AV. Hi. U A V . il <
SUP. .VUiilutn. . . . Hi Wt SU U .V P. nf I. . IflW
K.AT.pfa . 'CH VoItHRino Ex. . . Ml
A West , in h\vrtorti Union. . . . bS ! <
doufd C7 iWbcMlmr & l B. .
.
Lead Trust . ' . " 1 , M.-ht. I > _ .
Loulsrlllo.t . ; . . . . -Ill iD. JU O
I AN.A . 1 fi.,1 : .
MnnliatianRun. . . . 2 > t.N.'l .
i c . 13
MlchiconCoiit . Pi' ' 56 nta . VO
.Vli-sourl P.iclno. . 2IUkT. 5t. L. A K. C. . . . 4
Mobllo&Otito. . . . 17 fT.'St I ' & ! C.-a Oft 1(1 (
Nashx-irociiii.- ( s.ieiiU' . ; . . ' . ' . . ' : . . -
Natlon.-ilCorJn/J. 4H S..nM" . . . . . . 234
NauConl.iiotiM. . ! itAm. Tob. Co .
N.J. Central . ! 01Vt ! 'Oo nfd . PO
N.iW.oM . 1.1W 'Cim'l Cable Co. , 145
KcrlliAin. Co. . . . . . -4 > , | Am. suir-ir ufd .
Norlhoni P.icltle. . 1 1 Hi U. S. Cordnco sit.
N. Paclllc ofJI'lNiU.S. . I/iatttor pfj. 01 1
U. P. U. .V O.- . - ' I U. S. Uubter . SOJ
Ncriliu-catcrii . 101 IU.S Uubber pfd. . 70
offered.
The total sales of stocks today \vere 102.810
shares , Including the following : American To
bacco 3.SUO ; American Sugar. 14.701) ; llurllngton
& Qulncy. 9.0CO ; Chicago CJas. C.SiiO ; Louisville
& Nashville. 7,700 ; ManVinltnn , S.OOO ; Heading.
! > .OX > ; Hock Island , 4.1 < ; St. I'aul , 13.VOO.Yeit -
eni Union , 4.CGO ; silver ctrtlllcates , 10.000.
\p v York .Mom'-
NEW Yonc , o . 24. MONEY ON CALL
ahlcr ; offered at C per cent.
PIUME MEP.CANTIL13 I'Al'ER Nominally.
CfiD per cent.
STEHMNO EXCHANOE-Stcady. with actual
UFlncsn In bankers' bills r.t Sl.Sl'.iOJ.MV , for
demand , and J4.8im4.Sl i 'for sixly days ; posted
rales , ! 4 KiH SH. an3 J4.WB4.SiVJ. Commercial
'
UAH
MEXICAN DOLLAHS 50Ue.
STATI3 HONDS Dull ; railroad bonds , tlrm ;
goevmment bends , nnn ; new 4s. res. . 117V , ;
coupon , 11CH ; 5s. res. . 110 : coupon. 111V1 : 4s. r g. .
107 ; coui > on , 10S ; 2s , reg. , W : Pacific Ca of 'ffi.
101.
Closing quotations on bonds were n follows :
U.ft 4 . rcir.now. a p. utvofiu . . . iua
U.S. 4so3iip.na'.v. a A it. a. it
U. S. 5i. TOZ 110 n. A K.O.t t < s
U.S. SB. coup 1II U1K
H.S.ls.ro ; HJ7 f } . H. AS. A. IH. . .
II. S. 4S.OOHU . HIS O. li. .VS. A. 7 . . . 1IIU
. . . H. AT.C S .
Paclttettsof ' 113. . 11)1 rtolls .
Ala , . clisi : A . lot ) M. . K. .V T. 1st it. HOU
11)0 fiS
Rl Mntini Union Ji. . 107
. PO N.J.C. On.l. 3 * . . . . 114
La. Now Co j. li. . DO No.
Ill )
N. W. Conols. . . . 1 3
doS. V. DJ'A. I. 1074
3.C.nonfuill. . . . 14 K. n. 71W
IVnn. now sat' ! . . 1215
Tenn. nnwmt Jl. ioC. ! .P. W. 3 . Ill
Tfiin. old nt .t I. M.tt 33 3 . 72 >
Yu. Centuni4 SI.L..VS. p. iji.j. in.t
doduforrod TeAawPas. ln. . . . H44
AtcliiKon 4s Texas P.13. 2d' ' . . . 1U4
Ater.lson''d A IP. . Istsot'JJ lilllV (
. - ml WeatShoro-li .
U A N. unlllo-.Us. 7 : 0. 11. 4N. 1st * . . . .
Southern . N.'l'aa. : Ui .
offered. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
HoHtnit Stuck Qtiotnllonn.
nOSTON. Oct. 'J4.-Call loam , 34&J per cenl ;
time , lo-ini. i > vi7 par cent. Cloilu : orlsai for
blocltb. bun' ! * nnd niliitng Bliurcs :
A.T. it a. t" . itu : Kua nfj .
Am. Stuar . ll''H ' .Vrr.llnjh.Elea. . . .
Am. Stisar pfd. . . . HI ) W'.Hloa. iiM . 40
DaySlatoOai. . . . 4H Win. OJiltiMl .
llcllTolephon * . . . 2ns EO.E1PO. Ill . 13.1
Huston .V Alb inr , 'Jen. Klo : . nfa . ill :
[ WMoniM-llnj . Alciilion 2d .
Iloi'.on.t M. pfd. . 1A24 N w Enirland Oa. .
t : . U. ACJ . 74 \n < t. Cent , lati . . . 35
Pltchbtinr . . uti Atlantic ! . 104
Ben , Electric . 28H lloalon .V Montlu I S54
Illinois St03l . 44V > ilyllij.V llostou. . . . 2 ! (
Mexican iVntr.il. . H fjlgniel i IlojU. . 315
N Y. AN , B . (11) ( 10
OldColouv . 175 I''Ji
Ore Short I.mo. . . . 144 il.- . nit 20
HutiDor. . 20 oinnay 112
20R 112Sii
Dillon Paclnu . R Sii
\VcstKnd . . . . 07 ? ( fdlx'orlno 7
.Sun I"ru > cl C ) .Mluf ii ; lluntnllcinN.
SAN FIIAKCISCO , Oct Vx-Tbo oUlclril closing
quotation * for uiliilne ftboxil lo-lny were ns fol-
lowb :
Alt.i HaierA. . ' 'orcro j. . J U
AlnhnCon jonW .
KuiiUicitv Coi .
lielcher . fi.'i Meitcan
I.VhlA ! lli lshor. . . . US ( tMMcnla
IlcxIioCoii . fi'I Olftir 123
Iliilllon . IS Ovttrman It
Clullcnce Con. . . . 41 II
Chollar. . 2iS CS
Contliionco . 125 0
Con. Till. .vVa. . . . IbO siarm Novaas. . . . 08
Con. IrniwrUl . . . . 2 fi.t
i Polul . . . . 4 > l 12
Jacket . . 17
Oot'.lU Jt Uirrf : .
Sllv < ; r harH , (15Hc ( : Mcxlcln dollars. Bio.
Slcht drafts , par ; lele raolile , pur.
I.ouiluii SlncU .
LONDON , Oct. 2 J. J p. jn.
ConnolK. ni'v. . . lu .i-lt ) Mexican unlluary. 21
COUSolH. ICC'U. . . .M .
Can. Pacific. 0'J' ' ( Y. Cnnlr.il . PO
Krle llti PeiiiHvlranu . M
Krlolntufd . . . 1:1 :
Jll.Central _ _ 1 > J UU ) <
IIAH HILVEH-:0 MM per ounceT
iONEY2per cent.
Tim rate uf discount In the open market for
khorl tills. 9404 tier cent ; for three tnontlui'
bills. S'iQJVj percent.
I'orrlKrn I'MnuiicliiI.
IJEilLIN. Oct. 24. Excbange on London , eight
days' sight , 20 marks kVi ng.
LONDON , Oct. 24. Gold Is quoled at Huenos
AjTea today at 1W.SO ; Slndrtt , 19.M ; Lisbon ,
2-4.23 , Home , C.Z.
PAUIS , Oct. 21. Three per cent rentes. lOlf
4140 for the account ; exchunso on London , K'
22V > c for checks.
\i-\v Yurie \ \ " < - - UHank |
NEW YOKK. Pet. 14-The weekly bank state
ment shows tut following change * ; Iles rvet
t
Increase i , I3WW ) . loans , decrease. . .
specie. Increase , > 1,0 ! > 3.MO ; Ircul tender , Increate ,
I > * > , , detwslts , decrease. IS.212.4M ; elrculftllon ,
' decrease. I10.WO. The banks now hold IH.W9.100
In excess of the requirements of t'.ie i > er cent
I
I N'rrr York .Ml nl no : Miintiitliiim.
'
NEW YOniC. Ocl. 21.-Thr following are Ihe
closlor mining aiio'alloni :
Raln-er 40 Ontario . . . . . SoT )
rhniiar. 2in Orhlr. ISO
Crovni Point 4S Plvmomn 2U
ran. Cat. A Va. . . . 17S Ouleitillrer 10B
Do.tdwooil. HH ) pf.L.lDni )
( Jould .V Curry. . . . . 70 i. . . . . Oi
HuleXorcrusv. . V.M Slnnd.irdCon . . . . 140
1 Honi-sUlkB SOIIO Union Con M
I Iron Sliver. 40 Yellow Jacxet. . . . CO
; ; Mexican 41)
' ofTered.
I I'lnniiolnliitm. .
i H03TON. Oct. 2t.-ClearlnRS , J13.3SO.S37 ; bal-
; anees , S1.U6.2J1.
1ULTI.MOHK. Oct. :4.-ClenrlnKs. It.WK.MI :
, balances , J2M.S2 ! .
PHII.AnELPHlA. OcL 24-ClearlnRs. J5.127.48I ;
balances. II.US.107.
! ' ST. LOt'IS. Oct. -Clearings. . ? 2. I,71S ! : bal
ances. JI7S.45I. Money. WfS per rent : New York
exchange. JI.2S discount hid : Jl discount asked.
'
. CHlr-AOO. Oct. -Clearings. . JH.lin.COf ) : 1 1-
| aiices. Jl,2 .0ro. Money nrm at 7 per cent ; for-
! ' elgn exchnnire. steady ; slerllng. Ixmdon. Jl.SHi
nnd Jt.Sl'i ; posted rates , Sl.ffiy , a'n.l JI.M
' NEW VOHK. Oct. 21-Clenrlngs , J3J.2li.749 ;
balances , ll.lf2.3TJ , Tlie. exports of specie from
'np.l'O't of New A'nrk fcr the week amounted to
I SUWO In gold nnd M47.MH In sliver. The Inn-orls
| w < * ? , : . . ? - t'-W.OH : silver. J21.S9S ; drk Roods.
| . til.,4G : general mcrchandlie. I8.C46.272.
I
1 Liverpool .Mrirkft.
, LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24. WHEAT Fpot. quiet :
demand poor ; Xo. 2 led. spring. fs 7d ; No 1
hanl , Manitoba , nothing qur.ted : No. 1. full-
f'.mln. ' 7s 2d. futures clewed flal. wllh ner
positions 2'id loner and distant positions 2VI
lower ; business nlwut equally illMrlbuled : Octo
ber. Cs 3 < id ; November. December , January. Keb-
niiry nnd March. Cs 314.1.
COHN Spol , firm ; American mixed , new , 3s
o'id. ' lutures clored dull , wllh near poslllons
\ < ? ld lower nnd distant positions id lower :
business nbout equally distributed ; Octr.lxr. 3
2Hd ; November. 31 2 , id ; December 3 2 4d ; Jnn-
uary. Si 2Hd : February , 3s 2d ; March. 3a 2.1.
PLOUH Pleady ; demand moderale ; St. Inuls
fancy , wlnler. s 9d.
PROVISIONS ilacon. flrm : ileman.l mivlernte ;
, Cumberland cut. 25 to 3o lb . Sos ; i-hort ribs. 20
| to 21 Ibs. . 30s ; lone clear , light. Si to 35 lb . .
31s ; long clear , heavy. 4. . ) to 4S Ibs. . 25 > 6.1 : sheri
clear back * , llghl. 18 Its. , 2Ss ; short clear
middles , heavy , 45 to CO Ihs. , K.i M ; clear bel
lies 14 to 16 Ibs. . ! fl. GiL Shoulders , square. 12
to IB lli. . ] Ss. Hams , rhort cut , 14 lo 16 Un. .
Ms. Tnllow. fine Norlh. American. 21s 31. lleef.
extra India mess , ( On ; prime men. 40 . PerU ,
prime me s , flnc western. 4ts 6.1 ; medium west
ern , 40s. Lard , quiet ; prime western , 23s CJ ; rf-
flned. In palls , 26s 6d.
CHEESE Klrm ; demand moderate ; flnert
American , white ( Augurt ) , 45s ; flnesl American.
colori-1 ( August ) . So .
llUTTEH-Klneit United States , 5 ; goo. ! . ( * .
OII S Llnrecd oil. 18s 6d ; petroleum , refined.
HEKHIQEHATOH HEEK-Korequnrters. 3H'l ;
hlnd'iuartem. SHd.
HOPS At I ndon ( Pacific coaft ) , J.
CofTpo MnrUft.
NEW YOHK. Oct. 24. COFFEE Opened
steady at yetenla ) ' closing price * . eAbles
being Indifferent : rallied on Incnl covering and
small offering : clored flrm nt 10W1S | f.nts . | ad
vance ; OctolM-r. J10 2-.ff10.M : December , J r JT9.7r , .
Spot coffee , Hlo , quiet ; No. 7. Jobbing. J1I.25 :
Invoice. J10.7I. Mild , quiet ; Cordova. J16O fll7.o0.
Total warehouse deliveries fr m the United
Stales , 5 953 bags. Including 7.JS4 baits from
New York : New York slock lodny. 211.711 baits :
United State * stock. 2 , fS2 bags : oflnnt for the
t'nltrd Stales. 3S7.000 lines ; trial vUlbte supply
for the 1'nlted Stales. Cl'.W ! bags , against V\- \
t/ l iirs last year.
SANTOS. Oct. SI. COKKEE Firm : good av
erage Faatos , 12.SCO rels.recclpls. ; 21.000 bags ;
stock. 473.C"X > bags.
HAMIlfP.O. Oct. 21. COFI'EE-Sleady nnd unchanged -
changed : fttlcs , 4COO bags.
HAVHU Oct. -COFFEE Closed dull nt , lf
advance ; sales , 22.W > bags.
HIO , Oct 24. COFFEE Firm : No. 7 Hlo.
ll.HO rels ; exe innne. SS-lfd : recclpls. OX ) bans :
cleared fcr the United States. 6 , > bugs ; for
Europe. 3 , { 0 bags ; stock. Slu.ivt bigs.
IvnnxnH CUy Llv Sloplf.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 24. CATTLK-Hecelpls.
& " 0 bead : shipments. R.OM bead. Murkct un
changed : only retail trade.
HOflS Hecelpls. S.OflO head : shlnmenls. tm
bead. Market steady to strong nnd nctlve ; bulk
of sales. J32" 3.K : heavy. 12n .J.l : | wrkrs
and mixed. J3.2JO3.3S : llnhts. J3.IOO3. 3J : York
ers. t3.SPjS.40 : pigs , tS.2 8.J\
SHEEP Tlerelnls. l.MD head : shipments. 1,44)0 )
bonil. Market steady : lambs. t2.239.21 ; muttons.
tl.0092.75.
Stoclc In Mirlit.
' "lleconl of receipts of live Mock nt the four
principal markets for Saturday , October 24 ! ' > :
Cattle. Hors. Sheep.
fV ith Omaha MM4,291 447
Chicago' . ; : : OH > ew > MI
Kannis City ' V J l.tM
St. Louis afO 3.0 > 0
Total Z.JM 25.259 2.7(7 (
S . Ltinln Live Sloolt.
ST. LOt'lS , Oct. 24. CATTLE Hocelpls. "M
head. Mart-et steady.
HOOP Hccelnts. 3,000 head. Mnrket Cc higher :
Yorkers' . JJ.40S3.CO ; packers. J3.SOO3.4J : bcnvles.
SHEEP necelptB. 300 head. Market steady.
Sucnr InrUct.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21 SUGAH Haw. flrm :
fnlr nflnlnc. : 2'4c : icn rlfugal 51 tfst. 2j'l i-re.
Hefined. nrm ; rtandnrd "A. " 4c : confecllonerii'
"A. " 4c : granulale.1. 4 > < , c.
LONDON. Oct. 21. srOAIS Cape , dull ; no de-
mend : centrifugal. Java. 10s M : Muscovado , fair
rclmtng. tu JJ. Hfct sugar , nrm. but little otter
ing ; October. Ps 1H.1 : November. 9s IVsd.
Cotton MnrUct.
ST. IXJUIS. Oct. 24. cOTTON-Steady and un
changed : middling. C 3-lCc ; sales. 1.180 bales ! re
ceipts. 3.s5 bales ; shipments. C44 bales ; slock.
2I.SS7 bales.
Oil Cltj.Market. .
OIL CITY. Oct. 24. Credit bilance . 11.24 ; cer
tificates , none ; shipments , &S.DC2 bbls. ; runs.
91.102 bbls.
Wool Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Ool. 21. WOOL-Qulet ; domestic
fleece. HGISc : pulled , 1562CC.
COXCKH\S ONLY JAPAN AMI CHINA.
John W. I'ostcr COCK ( o tin- Orient on
DlploniulliHiiHliifitH. .
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24. Hon. John \V.
Foster of Indiana , who negotiated the treaty
between China and Japan at the close of
the recent war , arrived hero last nlqht , ac-
compar.icd by Mrs. Foster , from Washing
ton , D. C.
Mr. Foster is on his way to Hawaii , Japan
and China. It has been hitherto announced
that ho was Koins to Hawaii on a delicate
diplomatic mission , but It Is now stated
that his real mission concerns only Japan
and China. It being late , Mr. Foster de
clined to RO Into any details except to say
somewhat humorously that ho noticed one
of the papers said he was going on a diplo
matic trip to the Hawaiian Islands. He will
.sail on the Hong Koag steamer Peru , Mon-
SAILORS I'L'T lilA OAM13 KICIIT.
Six Lake Sen men Qunrrel nnil Tire
Arc Scrlinmly Stnltlifil.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 24. In a desperate
fight between six sailors early this morn
ing two men were seriously cut and one
will probably die. What the fight was over
is no known : the men thtintelves being all
Intoxicated nt the time were unable to
tell what precipitated the trouble. Knives
were used and blood flowed freely.
While the fight was at Its height John
Kot-hler of Wisconsin threw up his hands
and fell to the oldewalk with a deep gash
In the abdomen. At the same moment Mike
Mullen was stabbed In the arm. Kohler and
Mullen were taken to the hospital , where
the doctors say the former cannot recover.
The remaining four men who participated In
the affair are In jail.
_
TIIU HHAI.TV MAIIICIST.
INSTIIUMBNTS placed on record Satur
day. October IM , USD :
WARRANT * * DEEDS.
O. S. Davis to P. A. Gray , lot 1 ,
block 13 , E. V. Smith's add JC3.0M 00
Glolo Loan nnd Trust company lo
H. B. Tnylor , o Hi feet of loto 1
and 2. block "I , " Shlnn'a M ndd. . l.OW CO
South Omnhu Land company to
Fred Wendt , lot 9. block. 145 , South
Omnlm 3371X1
W. 1' . Tozcr to F. D. Wlttum. lot
11 , block 4. Totter A C.'e 2d ndd
to South Omnhu 100
A. L. llectl nnd wlfo to H. P. Nol-
xon , 2 > < " .xlSQ feet In lot GO , IleJIcH's
2d add . COO 00
William Mnlcy to Anna Cunning
ham , lot 12. block 14 , Carthnge ;
lotH 1 and 3. block 2 ; Cunning
ham's subdlv of undlv ? i of lots
1 to 21 , Jewett'a mid ; lots 2 , 3 , C ,
7 , 8 , 9. 10 , 14. 15. 16 nnd 27 , Cun
ningham & ] ) . ' add ; loU 11 , 12 ,
IS to 19. 31 to 34 nnd 37 to 42 , Au
burn Hill ; undlv * 4 of lots 1 to 21 ,
block 1 ; lot * 1 to 21. block 2. Goil-
fn-y'H ndd : lota 17 nnd 1 * . block
I ; lot 7 , block 11 , Hedford Place ;
lot 1 , block 4 , Arbor Place 2,500 00
DEEDS ,
Sheriff to Antonle Uaeek , n 76 ttei
of lot 5 , block 6 , Kountze'a 3d
ndd 2,34000
Total amount of t runs f era $31,778 60
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Customary Light Run of Oftttlo Finds No
Change in Conditions ,
TRADE IS STEADY AND FEATURELESS
.Sliiiii | > In Jiloclicr nnil Kenlrr 1'rloen
the Only .Volt'Ttortliy Kvpnl tif
the Wcrk UOKII t'n- '
ivciillumber. .
EOUT1I OMAHA , Oct. 21.
Ilecolpts for the daya Indicated wore.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
Ootober 24 . I.15 < 42M 447
October 2.1 . 2.M1 3 , > j 2.337
Oetober 22 . 2.7i 3.7K. U91
October 21 . 6.JI7S 4,2t2 1.1U7
October SO . 3,170 4.1M .
October 19 . 4.S73 1.431 KH 4.1
October 17 . l.Sltt 3,013 3,470 1
October IS . 1.S3G 2.120 4.2W 23
October 15 . 3.S07 4.7fi2 1)17 ! )
October 14 . 3.CWJ 4,202 43
The otriclal number of cars of stock
Virought In today by each road was :
C , M. * St. P. . . . . . . . ' - HOKr Bheef :
O. , t St. b. lly . 1
Missouri Paclllc lly . . .
Union Pacific system . 13 . .
1 . & M II. H. U . 31 14
C. . 11. * Q. Hy . 6
C. . II. I. & P. Hy. , east. . . . 2
C. . U. I. XP. . Uy. . west. . . . 2
C. , St. P. . M. ft O. ny . 7
K. E. & M. V. II. . . . . 17 2
Total receipts . 43 70 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated :
Huyers. Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Omnha Packing Co . 2is
O. H. Hammond .Co. . . . 1ft ! 035 447 I
Swift & Co . 127 1.2M ) . . . , i
Cudahy Packing Co. . . . 216 2.K7
11. Ufckor & Depan . 41 .
Huston < fc Co . 13 .
Cudahy Bros. Co. 1C. C. . 221 .
Other buyers . 413 .
Total . 1,2.14 4 , RIO 447
CATTLE The usual light receipts of n
Saturday were reported In the yards today ,
and of the number hero 221 head were con
signed dlrcr-t to packers , so that tne nctunl
number of cuttle on sale wns small. There
w -ro a few cattle of every kind excepting
right good ones on sale , but not enough of
any one kind lo create much Interest In
the market.
In the way of killing cattle there were
n few loads of western steers , but no
cornfed natives , nnd only six or seven
loads of cows nnd htlfers. The market
was without special feature of Interest
nnd values were not materially changed.
Buyers seemed to want the cattle , nnd
the yards were noon clear nt.
The stoekers and feeders were slow , as
usual on the last day of the week , and
the fc-ollng wns easier.
While the receipts of cattle the past
week have been falry ! liberal , desirable
l.eeve.s have been In very moderate supply.
Native bcevos are few and far between , a
load or two a day being about the extent
of the supply. Values on really good
beeves have held up very well owing to
the scarcity , but th- common grades have
been In larger supply and the market 1ms
ens-'d off somewhat.
rows and helf.-rs have been goad sellers
all the wee ) : , anil at prices that have rulcil
Just nbout steady.
Owing to large receipts nnd a sudden drop
In country demand stoelcern and feeders
Have experienced n decided dor-line In
values. Prices at th. . . close of the week
could safe y be quoted 20 2 : lower than
he week before- . Scarcity of money nnd
the Inability of sellers to dlsrount their
cattle paper arc the apparent causes for the
fluddtn dropping off In the country demand
and thus Indirectly responsible for the de
cline In the market. Itepresontatlvo sales :
1i" ° - Av1 > r- N ° - Av. I'r
> > 15 1..1270J240
' : ' * * > "K J..1210 2M
1..1SO IM 2. . . . SOJ 225 1. . . . MO 253
2. . . . WS 1 4J 1. . . . wo Z3T J..1M ) 275
" " I--K < )0 ) I30 1- sw
i" . - - '
. iCO 2 10 1 - 40 2 30
'HE1FKI18.
1. . . . ttO 125 S. . . . T20 SM 1..CM 2 S3
V.v.lS 4--iis' : *
. : . * 240
nur.i .
1..1040 1 SO 1 - S90 2 23 1..IUO K
1..1IIO 173 1..K9J 2 SO ! . . 11W * m
1..1230 210 1..K10 248 I ?
1..15U ) 215 1. . . . MO 240 1..1S80 2W
OXEN.
2. . . .1570 2 40
CALVES.
2. . . . pso 250 2. . . . IKM 1. . . . 220 500
VSJ 3V ° , " " ' 1S ) 5 I-- ! 5 = i
! * . . * -U 3 t > U
FCKPEIIS.
2. . . .705 275 2. . . . 773 SCO 9. . . . S70 320
1. . . . 00275 1. . . . 730-300 C..S1G320
1. . . . Mrt 275 2. . . . 8SO 310 21. . . .743 325
No. Av. 1'r. No Av' Ir
' <
ISstc-cra . 1243 15
WYOMING.
i bu . > 030 100 2 cows . SM 260
z co . 3 2 111 r. sieers . 1100 2 75
, Miller & llUKK.
,1 eow . S10 i &t > ; cow , . 9io ! . K
lSI i §
NEVADA.
S sire. Us..1118 275 g feeders..Idsg 330
11 sirs. tig..1S44 275 S fevdeni..lico 3 3D
tMeer 11W 320 22 feeder..1072 330
12 Mccrs 12SI 3 w OS feeders. . . . 1011 330
COI.OHAIJO.
2 feeders..10002 75 21 feeder.1003 310
IDAHO.
. . , , Sweet & Jones.
, \\gU. \ \ 1530 210 11 feeders. . . . S71 2 5
HOUS-Hogs sold ratlier unevenly today the
* i1 pcnlnBtrBne h lUlit and medium
r- hi ' " " " . " ' "I" ' " ' " some case * " niucli ns
to higher. HOKS uveronlni ; 223 Ibs. . mid up to
13.j. and as high as J3.43HH nold for " -10.11.
weights. v
The market on heavy bogs opened all right
but weakened boon after , and a hoU !
many
loads told 5o lower. The bottom price was the
same as , yesterday , but whereas unite a number
of loads sold yederdny at H.23 ana a few sii. to
J3.3U. there were very few today nt JS.Ji. und
nolhins as heavy us 300 Ibi. at 13.3'J. The Rival
bulk of nil the heavy hoes sold at S3.2U. as
iiKalnst W.2003.2S yesterday.
The hoes were all miltl curly and Iho mailtet
closed Btrons. there belni ; hardly enouuh IIOKB
in Iho yards to fill all omen. Tlie market
as a whole averaKC-d a shade lower thnn yes
terday.
The hey market of the past week tins been
of u fairly hatlrfaclory character. The receipts
hnve been liberal and the demand cnod , each
day's arrivals Hireling with learty Kale nt nillnc
prices. The market has not shown \ery rnucli
chance ns regards values , the dlfferenco In the
avcraRO of the prices paid amounting to bnrdly
more thnn a shiuliv from me day to Ihe nest.
Tuesday wan the blub point of ( he Meek , but
It was cnly Co blsber than V.'edm + day.wlilcll
was the low day. Heprescntatlve lalai : . / " , . .
. . . * r ,8h ? r ? . . . & % $
4T 512 160 315 70 , tSOi 3 23
1- KS . . . 3 IS GS. . . . . . , , ? * . ! -iti * > ,32j
SS : : : : : : : K . ' JJgf51 : : : : : : : - §
68 335 40 J IS 52 210 Ha-.jS
63 213 120 3 20 41 JW J , } 3 23
23 317 . . . 320 M ItiS 320 323
. . S 4 fO 320 Sg 311 ICO 323
"
SCI 120 320 M 2SO..I. 323
32.-I . . . 320 OS 303 M 3 23
49 3..3 320 3 20 KS 3 60 3 25
C7 SIS ICO 320 63 270 323
M Ml im J 20 C8 275 SO 3 23
W SX 120 320 13 Z20 . . 323
0 231 0 320 CS 314 13 323
CO 313 120 3 M C7 272 . . 323
61 320 . . . 3 SO M S77 . . . 330
43 377 120 3 2 C2 290 40 330
Cl 370 . . . 320 52 2 . . . 330
IS 312 2 0 320 CC 283 . . . 330
59 320 40 320 M 2C7 Ml 330
C2 311 40 S 20 Cl 273 120 330
CO 513 40 3 20 87 IM 200 330
Hi 378 IfO 320 M 274 IM S 30
47 Vf 120 320 M 27 * . . . 330
100 312 SCO 320 "GS 252 M 3 30
71 301 2SO 3 20 5) 1C I ICO 332' '
57 330 100 3 20 M 2 . . . 335
' 310 120 320 K3 197 120 333
n 315 249 320 72 241 SO 3 35
46 337 . . . 320 74 2U M 333
42 349 . . . 320 72 2CI M 3 SS
J ) iCC 10 320 133 23 10) 33716
It ! 22 ICO 320 71 2M 40 340
li 2T2 ICO 3 20 CO rW 40 340
K , 23 M S K',4 ' C7 2:5 CO 34 !
I'lOS-ODDS AND ENDS.
1 170 . . . 123 1 4M W 320
1 S40 . . . ICO t 210 . . . 323
1 300 . . . IM 20 97 . . . 325
335 . . . 3 mi 15C . . . 33S
t 341 . . . 3 17H
SHEEI' The demand for mutton * was EOOI ]
and the market was Urone. Keprescnluttre
Halts ;
No , Av. Pr.
117 Wyoming lamb * 17 ! J 35
CIIIOACO I.1VU STOCK.
There Wim Not KuuiiKli Cuttle to MnUi
n MnrkH.
CHICAGO , Oct. 21. There were not enough
cattle here today to make a market , only about
CO head , mostly Texans , belni ; received. The
wc k show * n decline of 15e In choice nnd 20c
tu Wo In other trades. Comparatively little trad. .
lot has beta don * much above II 50 , and the
bulk of the rattle rrosml the son Irs nt front
1.M to II.W , with a irwd nwny soles nt from
H.M to IJ.7S , TV i ( is CTSIS mill * htxve WMkehnl
sllchtly on rreelpis of lx > ut .onO hend , as com
pared with ( . ( CO hend last week.
In boc the demnml i\as aellxe. l > lr pnr-
chase * made by silpi > eri' , tCHtelher with rtlmln-
l he l r * lpt , mulled In the Oe\rt < n ment of
n stronger frvllnc. and prices wer * stnmi ; today
nnd lo to 2\V hlcher than a week arc , Hales
rancrvl from t3t to II.M. 1-nrKlnr drnvef
broiiRht from M * to W.W. nnd ie.ivy , medium
nnd IlKhtwelfftits sold clom" to ethr.
In sheeii only nliout IW hntd nrrlveil today.
Tln > market clonl tjulet at fmm II.K * to M K
for Inferior to prime sheep , nnd nt from $150 to
14 50 for lambs. 1'rw sheep sold above K , ' 4 , and
noljnany Inmbs are cluilce enuiitsh t K\ > over
itei.-clpt < Pallle , 600 hrnd , IIOKS. 16.000 head ;
sheep , 6"0 lend ,
COLOmmi \ \
iniiilr 9 , On
IHIM ( X UU , ,
HANK liltS AND 15UOKKRS ,
72 Hi o..d\vay , New York City.
NEW YOHK STOCK EXCHANGE ,
N. Y. Mtunri K i\t. HANOI : ,
.N. Y. COVHJN KXCIIANUK ,
I'HIOAUO HOAllU Ol1HAHE. .
The demand for protection nftaliut the consequences
quences tit llryan * potslhle I'lrvtlim mid the
I'Uinlum ' on K < . | II. which Is sure to fuliuw the
triumph of tne silver party , have leu us. In
conjunction with some International bunkers
bcrv. lo import a limited umount of K"M euui ,
HKiiuisl which we uie now able 10 utter , ubjct
lu sale or an advance In pilcc , "I'nulcrfit. ur
rails" an L'nllod Mates Kold ooln upon tne fol-
luwlni ; twins ;
Call . RMM Until November Cih , nl IS premium.
Calls. ROM nnill NoM-mber lllh.nl is premium.
dill' , KCM.I until December 14th. nt l i | iivmium.
In lots not \vt \ than JIO.lnW. smaller lols
will be ScM .it bllKhlly hlRiui iiUutuliunn.
The nillllmetu of the fonlruclti uill In nil
ease * be. cuurnnii-i'd by Ihe AMEHICAN
SUHKTT I'O. W this city. Illi whcm. In view
of ttic financial vom uKloim certain lo folbivr
any cliunec In Ihe vurtem-y slnndard , arranse-
tnrnls have been mudo lo Insure them. As lti
eapltnl and surplus uf this oompHiiy exceeds
ll\e million dollars , and Ihe coM nRaiiut which
lhi > " | iilvlleRv " are IfMii'J will , moreover. b
held until their maturity , wo fret lhat the
stcurlly ofTrrvU Is iibsolulc nnd rvcommend Ilia
contracts unrefoneJIj.
This Instil unco co\cm. amonjcst oilier classes.
Ihe following :
Those who owe money or morlRaces payable In
Tti'ure wlio bsxe soil or conlractcd for the sale
of merchandise rr securities , for ciport. on a
cold rr forvlKn currency Imsls , nd mlKht have
to buy them on a silver basis. In America , after
the election.
Tlios wtm have reversed the foreRolng opera
tion , ns In the caw nf "aibliraKeuis In Ihe
Ki-nln or cotton markets.
These who hnvo sold foreign exchange for de-
IIvrr > ' nfler llif election.
Those whose Income Is derlve-1 from or whoso
Inveslmcnls are In the fotm of mortCTKes ,
bomN or other obllKHtlons. the Interest nnd
.rlnclii.il of which Is nol dlsllnclly payable In
Those hnvlnR fund * on deposit with banks or
.inkers. Inclurtlnc savlncs banks , who. under
hf law. Imve not and cannot ns-jme any lln-
Illty f"r K"ld irpaj ments ,
Tlilr Insurarre In tbe form offered Involves no
rortrsrllon of Ihe currency or l"f "f Inlereft
> y hoardliiR" and precludes nny iinpalrlolla
vllhrtrawal of RT ! 1 from Ihe fnllpd ism ten
rt-nmry. Its rtft-ct lielnc In Induceconllnued Im-
inrts r > f irr'l nnd so KltvntMhen th.- financial mn-
.111 : IUM\M > .irrivn.
Similar mils on silver not tnmreil Rood till
) i-ci-mt..T 3in nt 70 cent' per ounce are al o to
M > IK-URN ! nt nlmut Ik. eints per ounce premium.
\Ve lnUP your corrmmndenro upon tne iiov
ublect or nny other crnnecti-J wllh our bu.l-
ners as bankers or brokers. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
YOUR MONEY
can earn 300 PER CENT
per annum In our Syptematlc Co-operative
Plan of Fnc ulatlon.
M\V svAi > icvrn NOW roiniixn.
Rend for dcfcrlpllvc pamphlrls and Market
Hevlcws : mailed fiee on implication.
JH WllliK t CO. , N * llr iUer ,
llunk llefcrences. 50 llrondway. N. Y.
BOY WHEAT ON THIS BREAK
Wjeal had qulle n liooni durlns the past live
weeks llreak occurred thr.iush prom tnklnu.
Jet In enthis , hrc.nU nnd slay ulth It until the
3-rrnt mark Is teachcJ. Export dem ndI and
rtturn of cold will mlvnncc all commodities.
orre.i nd with H reliable llrm und fend for
our advisory * hvct. Ix-ok on maiRln tradlns. cle.
Our ofilwu l * lrK nearest lo the pll > , enables
us to place trades pnmiptly.
II. II. IIAIJMAXX A fO. .
33 Board of Trade. CHICACi'J. ' 1M >
JIAKH voirit sioxuv
liAHX .MOXHY.
Under our syslemallc co-opcralUe plan of
rpocnlation. "You Avoid Hlrks. " Seltlc.
ments made once a wiek. - Hums of 20 to
Jl WW Invested under our plan will yield
tallafaclory returns , rrwpei-tua explain-
Inc our mi'thod. inalle.1 free.
SA.M. ICII.I.IH .v ( < ) . ,
M llroniluiiy. X ' " ' York.
lle t reference. Agents wonted In every
city.
Money ! Money ! !
AMKIMCAS AND EUltOlMiAN IM
oHS' ASSOCIATION.
Iliillillii * ; . Xoiv Ytirk.
Buyer for Its own nnd forelRn account
Gold Copper nnd head mines ; Ulectrlo
Streut Iliillronds ; Water 1'owers ; Timber
and Coal Lindn. Money advanced for
Mine. Railroad and other development.
WHEAT BOOMING
und never ofTeied a better opportunity for matins -
ins money. Write K. 5. Munay & Co. .
lljnkera & ] ! rolm ; , 122 Itlallo Itl.ls. . Cilcago.
members of the Chicago Hoard of Truile In nooj
tlundliiR , for their l > nok on Rtatlttlcs and Specu
lative InformalI > M , and I"lly Market letter.
! > oth trf..SPECIAL ATTBNT1ON GIVEN TO
OK TOWN OITDRItP
MlLtfAK TIME CARD
Lratcs lUCULINCTCN Ac MO. llIYit.iAriUeT
Omaliall.'iilon Ucpui , Km f ; Mu uii bi.i. } omitlin
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SriSam. . . r..l env Expiern . . . . tKtm :
4Uim.Hlli | IH1U. Mont. & 1'uk-et and. Ex , ( : Uiinn
< : Sii'in . Ucnvtr Eipit- * * . 4 ; piu
7:0-pm..N : > trn iha Locul ( exieut Sunday ) . . 7Upin
. . .Lincoln lcal ( except Sumla.l < : Muia
2Upm..rabt Ma ! ! ( for Lincoln ) -Jjllr. . . _
Leavci ICHICAGO. I1UHLINOTON . Vi.tAnlvei
OmahalUnlor Uei-ol , ICiili & Mu on tilt. ) Omnlia
6:00 | > m . ClilciiRO Vccltlmle . . . S:00am :
DMlum . Chicago Kipltjs. . 4Upm :
T:50pm..Clilcaeo uptl SI. I.d'jls lii > res . . $ :00am :
HMOam . rac'nc junilKm Local . 6lvpra :
' Mall .
Leave * | ClficX5orilIU & BT. 1'AUL.IArrlvea
OmahalUnlon Depot , lOtlic Mi ton stn.j Umali.v
" "
:30pm : . . . . . Cliioago Limited . 8 : nm
llOO.im..Clilcne : ' Exprt-n ( ex. Kuii < iay ) . .
_ ICHICAGO & NOr.TiMVEST'N.jAlTlves
OmahalUnlon Dei > ot. IClh & Muton Sis.j Omjha
10lam Eari m Expn-Mf 3:4&pni :
4iSpm V < ttlbuled Limited S:49pm :
iUim ; Bt. Paul Express , I'jJOum
CMOam rff. I' u ! Limited : ( rm
7:30am..Carr : : ; jr Kloux CUy l cnl. . " '
C:3Cpm : ORiuna Clil.-ato Special. . . .
Mlttourl Valley l < ycnl. . . . .
Lea\s ICH1CAQO. It .1. A rACIFIC.Arri. | ' s"
OmalinUJnlon Depot. 10th * Mason Bls.l Omalu
" " '
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KAHT.
10:4Cnm..AllitntIc : lex , Bunday } . . 5:15ptn :
7AOpm NUht Expr-u- SilSatr
4.SCpm..Clilc ao Veitlbuleil LlmilrJ . . . la'.prr
4 Wim. . . St T'.iul Vemihulyl Llmlifrf . . IMim
Cllpm. Oklahoma * Texai Ex. ( * x. HUT > . ) . ! 0Uam :
, Coloradc _ Llmlt u. , . . . . . . , . :00pm :
JATrTveT
Omnhaj Def t , "ih cj v'ctter fill Oinnha
"
Cl'nm . Rmux Clir AcvomnujJatlon. . . . . tff ; > yra
12Mpm. : . . Sioux C"ty ! Utprm its. r'un. ) , .UJiafi
tl'pm. ; . . Bl. r iu. Lnnll "l. . . . . . . . . . 8:10aii :
I -avei I"F.7 . "a > ! O. " BALLET. iAtrll
OmaliaJ IVpol. ltiiund _ UVli.'irr Hl . , Omaha
"alw > pm..T..rB t Mnlf r"l Expreo . "sToojim
3Cpm..tcs. : Hal.l Wvo. nr , tve. Min ) , . SWpra :
JtOam..fi-rar.r. : : IXMI I ( Sundays Only ) . .
7W : > .im NunolH iJxyrtim test. Stm ; . , . .10:25 : tn
Clipm. : . . _ . . . . iifitjraut _ Kxpnt , . 8:10uru :
l35vei f K" C'TVt. / A'crilT lArrTveT
OmnhDH'nlon Oepol , ICth r Moron HIM Omali
"VCJaTn.r : " Kansas i'lly Piiy n l > reM7 < i10nni ;
IOCOpmK. : c. | gtlt Ex. via II. 1' . Tmn . eifAim
Leave * / MlRSOtmi PACIFIC. lArrlvea
Omali jDepot. 15th nnd Weliiter Bt . . .LOmiihj
SSOpm..rCelir ; : ka ft Konoui Limited , ! l2:2pm :
to."tn : Kanias City Expreti. . . . . . . . C00am ;
iMlim : | Vcliratkft Lineal ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . . 9O.im (
Leav ei < r'HIOl'X CITY A'PACIFIC. lArrlvei
iliaDepoi | _ _ , Ulh and WebtlerSu. I Qniah *
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jyspm..81. ; Paul Llmlleil.ttnm _
Leaves [ "SioiJX"riTV& pJwiVtS JArrlveV
OmalialUiilon Depot , ICtli U Mnson 81a. ( Omah
CMOam. . , . . . . I'niil Passonter . . . .ll-.lfpin
7:30am .Bloux City rassrnctr. . . . . , , t:0pra :
CMpm : St. Paul l.lmltil > : ' . ' 0jm
Lenve * I UNION PACIK1C. JAr'fTve
Omkli | Uiilon Depot. IQlh ti Mnmm 8t > . | Onia
; lam . . . . .Kearney Exprreii. . , , , , , , . 4lCiit : |
l:20am : . Oierlnnd Llmlleil . 4ltHl : |
' . & Rtroniiti'K Ex. It * . Bun ) ) ZOipie :
( :4lpm.nranJ : Inland Exprrii ( ex. Hun ) . ll'O'.tiri
lMpm. : . . . _ . 2 rani Mull , _ _ . _ L , _ ' 4 m
CeiTvft [ W All ABH Tl A I r .WAY TXrt lvr
7mai1UrUin ) Deput. Ulh U Mk on fll . | Omjh *
. , . , . .St , I ) ul Cannon Hall . . . . . .Jl50 ; i