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THE OMAHA DAILY HIS IS * , OCTOBER 4 , 1807 ,
COJIJII'RCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Unaccountable Weakness in t'ar-B tenth
Y/heat / Downward.
OTHER MARKETS INDIPEND NTLY flrtM
Ceirn Miiltrw n Sllitlit Hnln nt ChlciiRO ,
Out * ( JleiNi-H DiicliHiiKvel mill Pro-
Are31 unity u 1-Vw
Ce-ntu
CHK'AdO , Oct. 2. The beats ran the wheat
market today In plle of the help the bull" re
ceived from the drouth. 1'arU won unaccount
ably \ery weak , nnil thin encouraged the sell-
Ini- , which rtfulttel It. a decline of ttOTtc In
December. Corn wan nnn mid advanced USM.ic.
Ont was unchanged at the cluie. nnd provisions
Z ic lower to 2li8Sd higher.
There was li model ate degree of strength In the
wheat pit nt the opening , December darting ut
Mfcei compared with yesterday's closing price of
OUc. nn 1 advanced to tuKc at once. T it firmness
was due In n great measure to the continuance of
the drouth In the went , which Ik dally growing
more serious , with no Immediate protpect of ruin.
I.Ucrpool cables showed unexpected steadiness ,
considering the drop here yrrlerdny , and were
nlso o factor. Hut t.ic little bulge with which
trading commenced wan teen obliterated under
a fltwd of selling , which was participated In
Ly many of the blRr.cet operators. December
went to S9 ic almost without flop. 11" statis
tic * of the day writ by no means barph | , but
traders were determined to sell , nevertheless , and
tell they did. The Liverpool market was eiuotcd
Irrceiilurly , Ud loner for December and Ud
higher for May. Minneapolis and Dululh report
1,1X3 car * . aRalnsl lS6 cum a week ago and
1.114 cars the similar .Iny of the year before.
Chicago lecclpls for the week were i'oatS ! '
bushels and the shipments 701,20(1 ( littsiieMi. The
general expectation regarding the visible It that
It will show 2,000.000 , bushels Intitaie. The dc-
cllne to MiHc WBS followed by u rally to 9Jo.
Covering by short * slutted the iccovtry , and
when New Yo"ik reported n liberal foreign demand
nt the decline the market grev unite strong
temporarily. The doting v.eakne > of conti
nental markets was the latctl InlUicnce and
rounded up the cession decidedly In favor of the
bears. Tails reported a dfc.lmIn nc.tr deliv
eries equal to J'.lc ' per bushel nnd In more recent
deliveries the break WUH much more pronounced.
December finally sold down to H > ' , ; and cli ed
at tlllieiDttc bid.
With Hie exception of n short time In the inoni-
Ing corn win Irresponsive to the weakness In
wheat. The market averaged dim and eloped at
UfiUo ad\ancc. Theie was no break In the
drouth , and this fact caused n quite general
covering by shorts. The market was helped also
by the alriencc of shipments fioin Argentine ,
which country waa exporting heavily a year aio. ;
nnd by tome reports of the Inferior quality of
new corn. Total receipts wcic CSC cars. Decem
ber ranged from 2 ! > ' , ' . , ® 29He to 2Jc , cloning nt
S9Hc bid.
Oats was dull , both In the cash and speculative
rnarUcts , No Independent features of Interest de
veloped , the market following t'.ie fluctuations
of corn. Receipts amounted to C74 cam. Decem
ber ranged between Wic and l.ic ! , cloning un
changed ut 13ic asked.
Provisions were dull. The decrease In stocks
was better than expected , and lhl had the effect
of causing the market to recover from the early
dccllno due to yellow fever nowe. At the close
December pork waa 2jc ! lower at $ S.JO ; December
lard ZViftSe lower at J4.6CKJ.57ii , and December
ribs about unchanged at J4.75.
Estimated receipts for Monday : Wheat , 276
carsi corn , C35 cnrsj oats , 412 cars ; hogs ,
I.eifullng ftiturca ranged ns follows ;
ArtlckH.1 Ogjii. | lllih. I LO.V. I RloJ3. IYe > stil'/ .
Wheat-
Oct. . . . 87 * <
Dec. . . . OIHI HMMH
May. . . 8H
Corn
Oct. . . J7
Dec. . . . 21) )
May. , . . H'JKWS
OatB
Oct. . . . 1(1 ( 111 1S IRK
Dec. . . .
May. . . li'J'4
lo k
Oil. . . . R 20 R SO 8 02di 8 1)5 ) R 15
Die. . . . 8 : t < > U ' ' 1 O2 8 1.1 8 ' . ' 0 8 y.'S ,
Jan. . , . 0 'JO o 'no 0 I'JU I ) 1C U 15
Litnl-
Ctt. . . . 4 4SU 4 47M 4 1'JS 4 47i ! 4 4'JMi
Dec. . . ' * 4 57 ! , 4 SI ) 4 57.4 ' 4 At )
Jnn . . . 4 70' 4 7''Hi 4 117.4 4 7lih 1 07 ls
Eh'tlUbn
Oct. . . . 4 nil 4 1)7 H 4 00 4 ns 4 05
Dec. . . 1 75 4 77H 4 TJ 4 7B 4 7ft
Jan. . . . 4 75 4 7" " 4 73 4 73
" "
No. 2.
Cash tjuotatlona were as follows :
FLOUR Easy ; winter patents , 14.7005.00 ;
BtralghtH , J4.fCft4.70 ; spring specials , $5.10 ;
patents , S4.SiHc5.00.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 85Hc ; No. 3
78f83c ; No. 2 red , 03jc.
COBN-No. S. Zi'.iWZi e. .
OATS No. 2 , 18o f. o. b. ; No. 2 white , Zl'.J
e > 22o : No. 3 white , 21@2Sc.
11YK No. 2 , 4IV4c.
11A11M3Y No. 2. nominal ; No. 3 , SSSIOc ; No.
4 , 28Q33C.
PIjAXSKRO No. 1. StaWc.
TIMOTHY BiEH : I'llni" , J2.C2H.
I'llOVISIONS MCFS pnik , per libl. , .
Iird , per U"i Ibs. , l4.47H&l.tA Short ribs sides
( loose ) , JI.SS5i3.2il. Dry salted nhouldera ( hexed ) .
S5.0075.2ri ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . I5.21PS.37H.
WHISKY Distillers' finished Koods , per gal. ,
11.22.
BUClAnS Cut loaf , JS.96 ; Kranulatcd , < " .3I.
On the 1'rnduce exchange today the butter
marlcet , steady ; creameries. 12322.dairies. ; . 125f
18c. Clieene. atcaely , 8ft9c. Eggs , steady ; fresh ,
13'ic , 1'oultry , tutkeyn , DfflOc ; chlclvons. 7'ic ;
ducks. 7H Sc.
NEW YOHIC .11 A It 1C KT.
QnniiitleniN elf the * Day on Gent-ral
CiMiiiiieiilltlrx ,
NKW YORK , Oct. 2. Fl/DUR Receipts , 20,3115
bblR. ; exports , 7.U3 bbls. ; Inactive and barely
steady at old prices ; Minnesota patents , $5.1 Si ?
B.40 ; Minnesota baiters , J4.3S 4.t,0 , ; winter patents ,
I5.10aS.3S ; winter FtralKhts , H.U&4.7S ; winter low
irradcs , J3.101T3,20. Rye nour , easy ; fancy , t.25J : >
S.CO.
S.CO.11UCKWHKAT
11UCKWHKAT Quiet nt 4SCWe.
CORNMBAL Steady ; yellow western , C8 ? .
DARLEY Easl r t BOc.
nARLEY MALT Dull : western , t5SC.'c.
JlYE Easy ; No. 2 western , 4S(5c ( ,
WHEAT Receipts. 333000 bu.j exports , 120.SM
liu. Spot , steady ; No. 2 led. 9J % . Options
opened nrmfron higher cihUti Ihan rxperted , b ok
tnarply under heavy short fellliu' , liuplred by
cloudiness wiiit , and free nortltwertern rceelptu ,
but rallied on export rumbrs. cloning ' .iy.ic net
lowtr ; No. Z red , May , POHffSIHc , cloted at
( Wtc ; October , OJUfi93Hc , cloted at ii3c
CORN Ilecelpts , 169.775 bu. ; exports , 12354 bu.
Gpot , steady ; No. 2 , 34Uc. Options opened up on
cables , eased off wit'.i wheat , but rallied nn cor-
erlni ; and clored partly U'-J net lower ; May elated
at 37 lie ; Octpber , 32l32'ie. clored at 32Uc.
OATS Rre-flpts , S34.COO bu , ; exp-irts 127Ri ! | bu.
Bpot , quiet ; No. 2 , 23U 23'vC. OptlLiis dull all
the forenoon , closlnt Ko lower ; Oclnl r clci-e , ! nt
HAY Easy ; shlpp'ng , 4.(01f4 DO ; good to ell le ,
I5.WB7.H ) .
HOI'H-Stcady ; state. 1(95 ( crop. 84c ; 1. . .
crop , t&lc ; U97 crop , HfrUc ; I'ucinc coast. 1S6 !
crop. 384c ; 1W crop , COSc ; 1897 crop 12tf 15c.
HIDES Steady ; Clalveiton , UeiCc ; Texus dry ,
IJVilflSc ! California. 17j'18c.
LEATHEIt-Steady ; hemlock sole , lluenos
Ayres. light to heavy weights , 20itf2tHc ; acid ,
llt'TTER Receipts. 3.2M pkgs. ; western cream-
cry , 1422c ; ElKlns , 22c ; factory , WlJc.
EQas-Recelpts , 600 pkgs. ; market steoily ;
stulu and I'ennsylvanla , H'.ifrlSc ; western , 16ViW
17c.
17c.I'ROVISIONSIlfef.
I'ROVISIONS-Ilfef. sleidy ; family , I9.00J/10.S1) ) ;
extra mess. | 7,60b.f.O ; beef hams , J2C.KJJ27,00 :
packet , tl.COS9.CO. Cut meats , dull ; pickled
bellies , mote' pickled shoulders , S'ic ; pickled
liams , BUfl'SUc. Uird , rteady ; western fttrni.
4.60.65 ; refined , quiet , 1'crUdull ; old mets ,
I9.wei.25 ; new tness. J9.6C rio.fO ; ihcrt clear ,
liowais.00 ; family. Ill.lOiTIS.oO. Tallow , dull ;
city , J'.ic ; country , 3Kfl3 < c.
OIIJJ 1'etroleum , dull ; no market. Reifln.
tteady ; strained , common to gnod , 1.4031,45.
Turpentine , firm at 33Vif33Uc. Ccttonketd , Inuc
tlve ; prime crude. 21C2l'ii' : pilme summer yel
low , Nrnic : butter oil , : $ ti'32c ; prime summer
white. 2 o ; prime winter yellow , 3Z'jc. '
RICIJ Steady ; fair to extra , 4K04UC ; Japan ,
MOLAB3ES Steadv ; New Orleans , open kettlu
foaA to choice , 25f31c ,
METAI3--I'lp Iron , steady ; southern. | 10.Slf
II.W ; northern , tlO.(0 < H200. Copper , easy ; lirck
* ' rs. J11.13. Lr-ad , strong ; brokeni , 14.06. Tin
p'.ates , quiet.
llallliniiriMnrkcl * .
IIALTIMORE. Oct. I.-KLOl.'R-Quiet , un.
chans-ed ; receipts. 1S.WO bbls. ; iports. none.
. . . and.lower. Spot and month.
SI'MflUHic ; steamer. No. Z td. Ji4 87Uc ; re
ceipts. 4J.HS bu. ; exports , J2.000 bu. : slock , Sf6. .
K4 bu , southern wheat , sample. Uj-9Sc ; south ,
ern , on xraile. 9 : c ,
CORN Weak ; spot , Jm32Sc ; month. JIW
Hc ner tnlxnl , 23 > , ias9Ho ; receipts , 17 SW
bu.i exports. 123.11 ! bu. ; louthern white corn ,
S7fl37Uc southern yellow , J4CS9o. !
OATB-Klrra ! No. J while. :6USJ7c ! No. 2
mixed Uoi receipts , SO. (00 bu. ; exports , none.
RYK'-Dull and lower ; No. t weitern. He ; re
ceipts t&lS bu. exports , none.
HAY-Klrmi chop | llmolhy. J13.OOS1S.CO.
GRAIN niEIOHTS-More clv | In steamers ;
rsrctl room dull : steam to Liverpool , per bu. ,
4'4d. October ; C < rk , for orders , per quarter ,
Is 7Hd October and November ,
ntOUrCEHutter vn < l fBis , llrm , unchantied ,
Ch e , steady , unchanced.
St. I.oulM General Murketi.
BT. IXJL'IH. Oct. I. KLOUR-Qulet and lUady ;
, ll.COtt5.OOj straights , J4.0064.70 , medium ,
iiatents .
WHEAT Lower , cloilnf with October Uc , D -
cembor Ho and Mar Ko under yesterday. 1 > -
cember opened HO hlihcr , but h vv ofterloH
c&ustd a dtclla * of IVic- From UiU tn muk < t
allied V 'Jill ' 1 < t Hint lal nnd clotfl weak
with seller ! ' ( < > nbcve the botlim. Spot , dull ,
renvd and lowrr ; No. i ted m h In elevator ,
c ; en utick , 556 W to ; No. 2 hard cnsh , M4
O4c ; liet-emtur , 9SHr n ke < li Mf , Me
rortN-Kiiturei" ptronir and ncivnnctns ; , though
tlay closed wllh sellers Uc off from the top.
Spot , enny ; No. I cash. 20c bid ; December , 26 < e
nuktd , M y , 30Hd arkeil.
OAT3 Future * utronK but better bids failed
lo purchase , as sellers were shy , Bpot , easier ;
S'o. 2 rash In i-lovM.ir. 19Uo bid ; on track , 0tt
MHCI No. 2 while , 22C22HCI December , lTic bid ;
May , 22c bid ,
RYK l iwer , 4SI142C
CORNMIUISteady , Jl.MOl.t.5.
HRAN Firm , hlghfr. niched , country points ,
4CS4CHC. ; east tracK , 47c.
FLA.VriEKI-Ixwer. tl'.ic.
TIMOTHY HinD-'rlme. J2.70.
HAY Hull , flrmj prairie , J0.75il7.M ; timothy ,
8.78010.00.
WHIRICY-J1.M.
IllTTTnit-nrm ; creamery , icfl:4c ; . dairy. II
CMC.
KOHS Firm. 12Uc.
POUI.TIIY Chlekers , Mcady : old bens , ( iUc ;
sprlnKs , 7M74Ci ! ducks , C'.to ' ; geese , Cc ; turkeys ,
fOTTONTIEH-eSc.
-
_ JI.OW4.10. , Speller , dull , J4.f-5 ;
PltOVIFIONfi Pork , Heady ! standard mess
ohblng , JS.fO. Lard , higher ; prime steam , J4.37'i :
cliolec , JI.4Z4. Ilacon flmxcd lots ) , extra short
clear and rlhs , JC.5 ; shorts , IC.M ) . Drv cnlt d
meat * ( boxed shoulders ) , extra short clcnr and
ribs , JS.SO ! shorts , JS.75.
RiCEIPTH-Flnur. 8.000 bbls. wheat. 2,000
ill. : coin , 80,000 bu. ; oats , 47OX1 bu ,
fclllPMENTS-Flour , 9.000 Mi's. ' : wher.t , BI.OM
bit , ; corn , 1K1CO ) bit , ; oats. 10.COO bu.
OMAHA OIMHAI , .MAitKii.y.
Ceiiielltliin < > f Triulinnil . ,
ein Staple * nnil I'nnc.v Pruiliice.
KOOH Good Block , weak at Uc.
RUTTER Common to fnlr. So ; choice to fancy ,
! OI4c ; eparntor creamery , 21 ; gathered cream
ery , UC'Ii'c. ' '
VEAL Choice fat. SO to 120 lb , , quoted at 8c ;
large and coarse , 4gSc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. GUU'c ; cocks. * Si4o ;
prhiB chickens , per lb. , 7 > tc ; dueks , CS7o ; tur-
; cys , C05c.
PIGEONS Live , 7fc ; dead pigeons not wanted.
HAY Upland. JJ ; midland , J4.50 ; lowland ,
14 ; rye straw , Jicolor makes the price on
lay ; light bales M-II the best , only lop grades
bring top prices.
HlinOMfORN Extremely slow tales new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice green relf.
wt.rklng carpe-t per lb. . 2K2Jtc ; choice green ,
running to hurl , 2t2iic ; common , IHc.
'
( UNTAix.n rc coc.
TOMATOEB-Per half bu. bjsket , iiHIOc.
ONIONS-Pcr bu. , Mij55 ( ; .
LIMA REANR-Per lb. . 8c.
IJEANS-Hand.picked navy , per bu , | 1.40ifl.CO.
OAnilAOE-Homt. grown , Ic.
WATKHMISLON8--Craleel , I'er doz. , J1.50.
POTATOES Home grown. C0063C.
I-'RUITS.
AI'I'LES Per bbl. . I2.00fl2.25.
NATIVE PLUMS-Per basket. 20fc35c.
aRAPES-Crtllfornln. } 1.25fl.tO.
CALIFORNIA PEAi'HES Per cafe. Craw-
fords 80c clings. 7CO7CC.
PEAIsn.irtlctt. ! . p r case. } 2.2 : ; Utah Rart-
Ictts , I1.7.W1 MIlu.rrn Hnnlv , Jl fiOWl J.V
HOME OROWN C.RAPES-Per basket. 14571Sc.
CALII-'ORXIA PLUMS Per cafe. Jl.00iri.25.
CRANIlERRIES-Cape Cod. perbbl. . J6.00.
TI1OPICAL l-'RUITS.
LEMONS Messlnas , Jt 2B34.50 ; choice Cali
fornia , J4.CO.
- " ' Medlterrnnein sweets. I4.2JR4.CO.
I1ANANAS-Choice , large clock , per buncn ,
2.CO2.25 ; medium-sized bunches , J1.50IJ2 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nt'TB Almonds , Callfomla , per lb. . largo
l e , ISc : IJrazlU. pr lb. , lOo : EngllBh walnuts ,
per lb. , funcy. soft shell. 1281.1c ; standorls , ! 0ff
lie nitierla. per lb. . 10c ; pecans , polished. Inrgf.
9IOe : Jumbo , 11012c ; mrgc ht.-Kory nuts , J1.25
per bu ; eoconnuts 4Hc each.
Fins Imi'orled ' fain-y , 4 crown. 20-lb. boxes ,
I2c : f crown. 50-lb. boxes. 13@l4c.
HONKY Choice white , lie.
CIDER Clarliled Juice , per half bbl. , J2.33 ; per
bbl. . J4.COff4 2J
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each $ ! .2J ;
Bill cans. pure. pr doz. . $12.00 ; half-sal , cane.
16.r , quart cans , J.1 f,0.
FHrlSH MEATS.
DKERSED llEEF-Oood native steers. 400 to
COO Ibs. , 7c ; good forequartcrs , steers. 6c ; Koeij
hlndinmrters , DC ; western steers , CS6W ? ! fancy
heifers , tk1 ; good heifers , O'.ic ; good forequa : ter ? ,
heifers , 5c ; good hindquarters , heifers , PC good
c ws , G4c ! ; fair cows , 5ic ; common cows , 5'4c ;
cow forequurters , 4U4j1Cc ; cow hindquarters , 1
.
REEF Ct'TS Tenderloins , ISc ; bone-lc-s ttrips.
9u ; strip loins , 7c rolls , 9c ; sirloin butts I'o ;
shoulder clods , Cc ; rump butts , 5c ; steer chucks ,
5c ; cow chucks , 4He ; boneless chucks , 44c ; cow
plates , 3c ; steer plalcs. 3 c lUnk etpak C',4c ;
loins. No. I , 14c ; loins. No. 2. lOHi- ; loins , No. 3
SV.c ; sirloin ends. No. 1 , 9c ; ribs. No. 1 , lie ,
ribs , Mo. 2 , 6Vie ; ribs , No. S. d,5c steer rounds ,
"He : cow rounds , 7c ; cow rounds off , Mic ; trim
mings , 4c ; beef shanks , 2 c ; brains , per doK. ,
35c ; swcetbrtads , per lb. , 12e' sweetbrends
( ralvesi , per lb. . 40o ; kidneys , per doz. , 35c ; ox
tails , each 3o ; livers , per lb. , 2c ; hearts , per lb. .
2c : toiicues , per lb. , He.
MUTTON Lambs , S'.ic ; sheep 7',5e ; market
rncks ( lonp ) , 9c ; hotel racks ( unorti , 12c Icgn
and saddles , Sc ; lamb legs , 9 ? ; breasts ana
stewii. 3o ; tongues , each 3c.
PORK Drcsied piss , Cc ; dresrcd hngs , 6 .e
tenderloins , 13c ; loins , 7c ; spare rlbn. 4c ; bain
saufagp , butts , Ge ; shoulders , rough. EUc ; shoul
ders , skinned , Cc ; trimmings , 4' c lent lard , not
rendered , tic ; heads , cleaned , 2c ; bliout and rr.rs ,
3c ; ttackbones , IHc : cheek meats , Sc ; net-le
bones , lc ; pigs' tails , 2c plucks , each SCj
chitterlings , 5c ; hocks , 4c ; hearta. per doc. , 23 r ;
stomachs , each 3c ; tongues , each "c ; kMnc.vs ,
per doz. , lOc ; brains , per doz. , 15c. pics' feet ,
per doz. , 25c ; livers , each 3o.
H1L.ES. TALLOW. KTC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2 green
hides. Cc ; No. 1 salted hides. S',4c ; No. 2 green
salted hides , 7V4" ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. ,
Sc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 16 lb . Cc ; No. 1 dry
nint hides , lli13 ; No. 2 dry flint hides , fcfflOc ;
No. 1 dry salted hides 9310c ; part cured hide ? ,
' .4c per lb. leas than fi'lly rureu.
SHEEP PELTS Oreen' tailed , each IjJrTC- ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
fcktnt. ) each ISc ; dry > .hparllng.s ( short wonlt-o
curly flilr.E ) , No. 1 , each f > c dry Hint. Kanniii.
and Nebrahka butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4S7SC ; dry Hint , Kancas and Nebraska
murrain wuol pelts , per lb. , actual welxht , 3 4c ;
dry flint Cnlnuuln butcher wool pelts , per irj. ,
actual weight. 4JSc ; dry flint Colorado murr..ln
wool poItB ; pfr lb. . actual weight. 3f4o ; feet
cut off , as It Is useless lo pay freight on them ,
I.lvrrpool Orulii mill I'reivlHliuiN.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2. WHEAT-No. 2 red.
western winter , dull , 7s 8d ; No. 1 norilurn
spring , dull , SB 6 d.
CORN American mixed spot , new , steady.
3s % il ; American mixed epot , old , steady. 31J :
Octoter , quiet. 3a d ; November , quiet , Ssl' l ;
De < - < mber , quiet , 3s S9jd.
FI/UR St. I ) Uls fancy winter , dull. 10s.
HOPS At London , Pncltlo coast , steady ,
W-fiCSs.
PROVISIONS Reef , extra India mess. dull.
67s ; prime mets. dull ten 3d. Pork , prime mess.
line western , dull , WH prime mess medium
western dull. 16s 3d. Hams , short cut. 14 to 1C
Ibs. , dull , 33s Gd. Iluccn , Cumberland cut. 2S lo
30 IbB , , dull 33s Gi ; short ribs , 20 to 24 lbn. . dull ,
3.1 Gd ; Ion ? clear middles , light , 33 to 3S Ibi .
llrm , Z2s ; long clear middles , henvy , 40 to 45
Ibs. . nrm , 31s Cd ; short clear middles , heavy , 45
to 10 Ibs , stock exhausted : clear bellies. 12 lo 14
Ibr , , dull. 37s. Shoulders , square. 12 to II Ibs. ,
quiet. 2C M. Laid , prime western , steady. 2(8 (
CIIFESE American , fluent white and colored-
dull 4s
TALljOW Prime city , dull. Ilia 3d.
OILS Cottomced , Liverpool refined , dull , Is.
Turpentine spirits , firm , 24s. Rosin , common ,
dull , 4s Hid.
_
ICuiiNiiH Oily MnrUrtft.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 2. WHEAT-Falrly ac
tive ; soft , firm ; No. 1 hard , 82'i83c ( ; No , 2.
SOKtlMVc ; N" . 3. 77Hc : No. 4. 75Q77C ; No. 2
red , COfiiDlc : No. S. 87c : No. 4 , E34T8JC ; poor , 8lc ;
NJ. 2 sprlnir. 77 . " . No. 3 , 753760.
TORN Slightly lower and active ; No , 2 mixed ,
OATS Active and steady ; No. 2 white , ! 0f
2U- .
2URYE
RYE Weak ; No. 2 , 42o.
HAY Active and nrm ; choice timothy , } 8 ;
choice prairie , 16.
RUTTER Steady ; creamery , ZOffJlc ; dairy , 14
fi > 17c.
EGOS Quiet at ll'.ie.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 209,400 bu.j corn , 3C 400 bu , ;
t\ats. 24.000 bu.
BHIPMENTS-Wheat , 1S5.COO bu. ; corn , 18,200
bu. ; outs , 8,000 bu ,
\i-\v VeirU Ir > ( ieinelM MurUe'l ,
NEW YORK , Oct. 2. Ttie dry ( roods market
clffeil without feature locally , Them Is no
strenRlhenlng of the market for cotton goods
and print cloths have slumped materially.
Woolen goods maintain their position undis
turbed by the general trend of the market ,
although It Is doubtful whether In some dlvl > | .ins ,
I u oh as dress gciids , dealers will be able to
secure the expected ndvane-es for spring goods.
Staple cottons remain In quiet request , without
chRDce In any line , Prints are fairly well main
tained at current rates. Print cloths are re.
ported quiet at 2(4c. ( the sale yesterday afternoon
at Fall River at that flgurei having a decidedly
weakening effect ,
1'reirlu MnrUrlx.
PEORIA , Oct. ! . CORN Market easy , lower ;
No. 2. J io ,
OATS-Market nrm ; No. 2 white , 23c.
WHISKY No price quoted ,
Receipts : Com , 41,9SO bu , ; oats , J6.CM bu , ; rye ,
none ; whltky , none ; wheat , 3 , fW bu , Ship
ments ; Corn , ! 6.RT > 0 bu. ; oats , 30 , ( W bu. j rye ,
none ; whlrliy , MS bbls , ; wheat , none ,
( rnln IteceliU | tit Principal
BT. I/I'S [ , Oct. t. Rrrelpts : Wheat , S2 cars ,
CHICAGO. Oct , 2-Recflptit Wheat , 2J3 ( cars ;
corn. CSS cars ; oats. 2G3 cars. Estimated receipts
Monday ; Wheat , 27S cars ; corn , C33 cars ; oats ,
412 curs.
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 2. Receipt * : Wheat , 600
cars.
To Into MiirkctH.
TOLEDO. Oct. Z.-WH13AT-DU1I , lower ; No.
2 cash. D3c ; December , * 3'ic.
CxiltK-Dull. fteidy : No. i mixed. He.
OATS-l'n 'anged : No. ! mixed , l Hc.
RYE Lnwtr. weak No. t cash , 4c.
CI/JVKRSEEP-Unchaneel
OIL Unchnnged.
Plilliulrlplilii I'reieliiuc SlnrUct ,
PHILADCLPHIA , Oct. t-RUTTE It-Firm ;
fancy western creamery , I2c.
EOGS Firm ! f lr demand ; fresh , nearby , 18c :
frtth weitern. 1701'Uc.
CHEESK-Steady.
Suit Frnnclsoo AVIicHt end Ilorlejr.
BAN FRANCIbCO. Oct. l.-
D c mUr. iUUii Uty. I1.44K.
t D c mb r ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Last Day of the Weak Soss n. Good Enpply
of Hogs ,
USUAL SATURDAY STAGNATION PREVAILS
Cuttle Trnilu RIIIIUCN ( ruin I'oatnre-
li-NM l Hull In All llrnnuliuN .
HtiRH Avi-niKt < .Six
III T All Aruiittil ,
HOUTli O.\tAHA , Oct. 2. Hecelpti for the
da } Indicated were :
Cattle. llotfJ. Mheep. lloraea.
October 1 ejl 1,7" > < s
October I ir,2r6 6,117 1.1:0 . . . .
Ueptemlier 31 IZ70 6.4.2 S.SI4 SS
September U tij4 , ) 4,9,0 8SJ . . . .
September ZS G.M1 4.7CI 24i 21
September 2 ! Ci4 1 , ( . 0 t.46 27
September 5 J72 SM1 . . . . 21
I September 24 3.MS 1 Hi 4,405 . . . .
Stplemtur 21 IMJ u.it ! Ii6l
beplember 22 6.V44 8,155 l.t.70 . . . .
September 21 eKiO ! 8,7.3 l. U 1
September 20 8.7D4 1,2-7 3.C16
September IS JGI 4.2J7 1,3J 28
.September 17 3.041 4.M7 2,8W
Ottlclal recelpta for each month of 1SJ7 :
Cattle. lloua. Bhecp.
September 119,557 K8.753 < t,741
August 71,013 113,30 .U7iS
July M.M3 151 49S 2iC3l
June 6 ,1S5 176.MS if , 01
May CSWI 160V7 ( 7C.21I
April 61 sil DS.sJK ) 6.S3. )
March f.2017 . 110,418 77.SO )
rebruary 47,139 12 [ SI 5,01' '
January 4 ,9:4 llicc ; 41.J9I
Hccelpts for the wcele with comparisons :
Cattle. Hogs. She p.
Week ending Otob r 2 2 .C ( i 27 7 fi.4 4
Week ending September 23. . .11,177 32120 11,60s
\\cek ending September 18. . 21.C3S SC.C91 1I.S7S
Week ending September 11. . 20,515 3J 3'Jl D.7S2
The oHlclal number of cars of nock brought
In today by each road was :
_ Cattle. Hogs. Unrses.
C. , M. & St. ] ' . lly 2
O. - St. I , , Hy ; l
Xl5. 1'aclllP Hy 3 S
Union Pacific. System 3 14 I
C. & N. W. Ity l
p. , E. & M. v. n. a i 21
8. C. P. Hy 1
C. , St. P. . M. & O. lly . .
11. ft M. H. H. n 12 K
C. , II. & Q. fly 6
K. ( : & St. J ' 1
O. . H. I. A P. P.y. , cast 1 3
C. , H. I. ft P. Iy. , went 1
Tnlal it-cclpts 15 91 1
The disposition of the day's recelpta was as
follows , each buyer purchasing the number of
hcud Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company i- . . . .
The O. II. Hammond Co 47 1,143 . . . .
Hivlft and Cumpnny i-C 1.7w . . . .
The Cudahy Packing Company 132 1,177
a. lleeker unit Dcgan 15
Huiiton & Co 6
Squires 449 . . . .
North HO . . . .
Cudahy P. Co. . Kansas City. . SO
Plankltiton P. Co. , Milwaukee . . . 113 . . . .
Oilier buyers 187 . . . . 120
1.3ft over 50
Totals C42 5777 126
CATTLE The nmil.i't on all kind ? of cattle
was just about steady , but , as usual on a
( Saturday , the supply was very meaner , and the
Rensral trade fta'.urelcfs.
Corn-fed stews sld > as h'gn ns ? 4 SO , thc : belli1 ?
nothing very choice on s.ilc. The demand did
not appear very urgent , and III" market ns
u result was tlow and dull. A bunch of grass
westerns sold at M.20.
There were tw.i leads of good heifers In the
yard.Tvhlch brought $2.60.
In 8totk-rK and feeders there waa very little
dulng , the trade bclnj ; dull , as usual , nt the
rnd of the \veeK.
HOOS l'or lotne unexplaltmblt * rr.von th ?
country InsUls upon making large .sMpments
of hogs for Satutday's maiket , In rpltc of the
fact that a llliernl run at the1 close of th * wtf lt
Invariably brings nbcut a break In vnlucs No
pucker Is go'ng to Inml up with Ings lo be car
ried over Sunday unless he can E-ecure n con-
ce blon In price that will make It nn object to
do so. It would seem as If th's woiiM be iw
apparmt that shippers would govern themselves
accordingly , but Instrad they seem to make It
nl pjlnt to get In as nviny hpgs or. Saturday na
p ( aslble.
In addition to the large rerelptx there was
still another feature of weakness In that pro
visions were lower. Klther one was Mifflclent
to bring about n decline , nnd the market ac
cordingly was 5c lower on the best light nn.l
butcher weights , and r.tllflc lower on Jieqvy.
The market was not particularly active nt any
time , and the close wns dull ; still , the big bulk
sold In good season. The Kali's ns a whole
averaged r'C lower than yesterday.
The hog market of the past week had Us ups
and downp. but the fluctuations were not very
muiked. The week opened with n decline of
! ic , but on Tuecdny the lofs wns recovered.
Wednesday's market wns n shade lower , Thurs
day's steady , Friday's a shnde to fie hlirher nnd
Saturday's 6fIO > : Iwcr. The high point of the
week wns on Krldav nnd the week closed with
prices almost exactly In the same notch aa at
the rpenlng.
BHEEP There were , no sheep here to make a
ni'irket.
OIIICAfiO LIVE STOCK .MAItlCKT.
HOKN Iei\vor Le-ft Over She > e-i > Will
Sivi-II Supply anil Tralie IK Sliiw.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2 The week closed quietly
in the cattle market. There WIIH the usual
scarcity of offerings. Common to extra native
bt-ef steers were salable at from J3.SO to J5.60 ,
Prices for most grades were nominal.
Tir.de In hogs wns rather tlow at a decline
of EfflOs per 10J pjunds , the bulk of th offer-
li-gs crossing the scales nt frcm JS.iO to S4.20.
Heavy packing lots Bold at from S3 0 } u 12.S3 ,
and spring assorted light weights found l.uycrs
at from J4.23 to J4.30. The mcns pork season
opened yesterday and this will create a better
demand for heavy hogi which have been Felling
so badly recently.
The supply of shet-p and lambs was Increased
by n. consldetuhle number left over from yes
terday and prices were not any better , trade
being slow , fiheep were salable al from $2.25
to $4.23 for Inferior to prime native's , and nt
from 13.40 to 14 for western wt-thers , and from
J3 lo J3.C9 for western enes. Lambs were salable
at from 13.10 to $5.80 for poor to extra. Feeding
sheep were salable at from J3.00 to J3.75 , and
feeding lambs at from KM to J4.75.
REC'EIITS Cattle , f/W head ; hogs , 1C.COO head ;
sheep , 2,000 head.
St. LeiulH Live SteicU.
ST. LOUIB , Oa. 2. CATTLE Rcelpts. 400
head , nil Tc-xans ; shipments , 2,000 head ; market
steady ; fulr lo fancy native shipping nnd export
otcers , 14.2offti.15 ; bulk of xaleu. JI.GS ? 3.10 ;
dressed beef nnd butcher steers. J4.00 ? 4 V ) : hulk
of ssles. JI.4SJ74.65 ; fleers under 1.00) pounds ,
} 3.r.Oi7,7S : storkeru and feeders , 52.2CJf1.10 ; cows
and holfem , J2.OJff4.75 ; built of cows , J2.MI73.01 ;
canning CDWB. J1.W8Z40 ; bulls , tt'OStr'k
of cows. J2.25f3.0) ; canning cows , Jl.50ffl2.40 ;
bulls , S2.00ff3.25 ; TO.XIIK and Indian steels , > 2 7'i
SJ4.25 ; bulk of sales. J3.25if.70 ; cows and hclfe.a ,
} 2.00ff3.2i with best grades ns high an I3.CO ,
HOGS Receipts l.COO head ; shipments. 3KX >
head ; markel lOc lower ; llaht , Jl.loW4 2i ; mixed ,
13.iOfi4 ! 2C ; heavy. ! 3. ! > C0' ' ' . ! %
RHEEP Recelpls , MO head ; shipments , ( M
head ; market steady ; native muttons , J1.0-1i73.tKI ;
culls and bucks , I1.002. & ) ; stockers , t2.2Mi3.10 :
lambs , | 3.7iS5.r,0.
KHIIMIIH Cll > - Ilv < - Sloek.
ICAN8AS CITY. Oct. 2.T-CATTLi-Recclpts , 300
head ; market Meudy and unchanged ; only retail
trade ; Texas steers , S2.COif3.75 ; Texas cows , J1.75
( ? 3.25 ; native eteors. M.8J(7 ( < S.23 ; native cows and
helferx , ll.tOO4.00 ; ttcckers and feeders , J2.60HT
4.3S : bull" 2.0 > )5/4 ) S > .
HO"-Ro e p' , t.oooh-ad ; nv rket 6arc lower-
bulk of salCH. f3.t6B3.S6 ; packers , ; 3.7533.92l4 ;
mixed , J3.tt04.05 ; light , Ji.80U4.05 ; Yoikers 14.00
jf4.05 ; pigs , J3.rs03.SO.
BHEEl1 Receipts , ICOO head ; market steady ;
lambs , 12.76 5.35 ; muttons , > 2.M j3.SI.
\ ' v VetrU Ilve.Hleick. ' .
NEW YORK , Oct. 2. REEVES Receipts , S10
head ; nn change In cables ; rxpnrtu , M3 b.'fvea ,
15 sheep and 4,12 quarters of teef.
I'AIiVBS Rei-elpts , 15 head ; quiet , steady ;
ve-uls , U.O-KiS.OO ; grussors and Imttermlllcs , J3.CO
J4.00 ; city drrtsed venls. 10H3iijc.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Rcfelpts , 6230 heart ,
market very dull ; slightly Inwer all around ;
sheep J3.OOfT4.2J ; lambs , } 5.oCjJ.75
HOC1S Ree-vlpts , 1,885 head ; market lower at
J4.WJJ4.60.
r.HHt ItnfTulii IIre SleicU.
EAST HUFFAIX ) . Oct. 2. CATTLE Weak.
I1OOS ( loud to choice , J4.4J ; roughs to com
mon. * 3.45fj3 50.
Hltr.EP AND LAMRS-I.arnbs. chnlcc to extra.
lS.4-05T5.fO ; culls to common. J4.2S&4.50. Sheep ,
choice to selected wether * , J4.40 common. J4.25
04 10 ,
StixUIn SlKlit.
Reccrd of receipts of live stock at the tout
principal markets for October 2 :
Cattle , Hogs. Hheep.
Omaha (31 6.777 IZu
Chicago , . . , . , , . . . 600 16.CW 2.0CO
Kanras City , 300 5.000 l.bO )
St. Louis , 403 10000 100
Total 1M1 36,777 Tttt
CeiflTre
NEW YOHK. Oct. 2 COKI'BB Options
opened with near months steady and fur montl.e
barely deady at unchanged prices to 6 points
down ; the market scarcely changed during the
remainder of the ( Ctelon , exceptionally dull and
featureless with wrak undertone foil > wlne more
liberal offerings of tpot coffee ! clofed quiet at
net 5 polnt > higher lo C points lower. Sales ,
5.760 bags. Including October , 15.HO ; December ,
16.45. pot coffee , Rio , dull ; No. 7 Invoice. $7 ,
jobbing. $7.00. Mild , teady ; Cordova , 110.500
16.10. Total warehouie deliveries from the I'nltrj
StBtei. 22,3:3 bags. Including 21(93 ka l from
N w York. New York stock today. 331,378 ba ;
I'nltrd BUtM stock. 43)S32 bats ; alloat for the
United Stales , 410.000 bags ; total visible for the
Untied Stater , F50.t 9 bags , against 694.471 bags
last year and C01.422 bar ) In 1895.
aiO DB JANEIHO , Oct. 2. COFKEB-Steadyj
No. 7 Illo. 8,750 rels. necelpia. 22,000 baji :
cleared for the United Statei. 6,000 bait ; cleared
for Europe , C.OCO bac'i ( tocle , 454OW uaga ,
BANTOB , Oct. t COFITEB Quiet i food aver.
we Eantoi , 8,700 rcta ; recelpta , tl.OCO bag > ; otock ,
1.1U.OOO bata.
Oct. t-COyrEE-Op ne4
FIND
A GR1 IUL. J.1L IMPLEMENTS.
) alf Co.
WHOLESALE DEALER3 IN
Agncultvra. Implements ?
Ilugsles and Carriages , Cor. Cth and Pacific Sts.
Heoryantinl
Wagons. Drills , Buggies Etc.
Nlnlli and 1'uulfic StrooU.
Jobbers of Fer.n Machinery.
Wagons nnd Ilucclea - Cor. Oth and Jones.
i
Wholesale UcalcrH 111
Agi icultitr il Implements
WAGONS AND IJfOGlHS ,
Iltli nnet M
ART GO JO 3
V
P iclure Moldings.
Mirrors , Frames , Hacking and Artists'
Materials.
BOJKBINDING , ETC
i
"Klov'enlh ' and Howard Bts. |
!
B JOTS-SHOE'S-RUBBERS ,
M'frs | Jobbers of Foot Wear
WESlCIt.V ARENTSFOR
The Joseph Banigau Rubber Co.
. _ HUH
O
Rubbers and Mackintoshes.
Oninhn , Neb.
F. Kirkendal ! & 0 ®
Boo's , Shoes and Ri'bbers
( Salesrooms 1102-1104-1106 Ilarney Street.
Shoe So
Boots , Shoes , Rubbers ,
AT WHOLESALE.
Oince nnd Salesroom 1119-21-23 Howard St.
Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers
Western Agents Goodyear Glove Rubbers ,
1111 Harney Street.
Lindsey
„ ,
WHOLESAL13
RUBBER GOODS
Owner of Chief Brand Mackintoshes
BAGS
Bag
Jmportsrs unil Mauitfacturom
BAGS
614-16-18 $ oityh nth Street
BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS.
!
StYcHUPS ,
itA , Preserves and Jellle.i.
Also tin cans and Juiiatmed warev
l I , '
< " l !
lower , closed wllhOfutth showing a net loss of
ViPfg ! othera unchatujeii. Bales , 4 , ( 0 bugs.
HAVRE , Oct Z.TT'OFFKB Opened qultt and
unchanged. At 12 im. . . , iif lower ; at 3 p. in. ,
steady , lif higher , tjales , 6,000 bags.
WOOL 'MAHKKTS.
Prleicii I'"lrnicr ut Leiiielcui Auctleum ,
ivllli Ceieiil ( Jeiniprtllleiii.
IX3NDON , Oct. 2. At the w I auction salts
today 12,44 } bales were offered , of which 100 bales
were withdrawn. There waa a large attendance
and Inert ai-ed competition was apparent for all
grades. Prices were llrmer. America was u
buyer of New Mouth Wales greasy at 10s 2V > d ,
The purchases by Ilio United Htutm during the
present series amount lo about 10) bales. German
and French buyers ts < > k tcourcd , paying Hi CHd
In some cases. The home trade bought largely ,
taking Victoria greasy cros bred marked
"Munthan" at lOHiflld. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal scoured was weak end greagy and w i
In tellers' favor. The following ar the sales In
detail : New South Wales. 4in biles ; tcoured ,
Hdifls OUd ; greasy , 4 Q104d. Quetnsland , 1.125
bales ; scoured. Is Hdtfls Hi.1 . : Krc.iy , 6UQM.
Victoria , 1 , 7 bales ; soured , IWOlt 4d ; greasy ,
4 6114. South Australia. 311 bale * ; scoured. lOdg
UUd ; greasy , ( U&IHd. West Australia. Q
bales ; greasy. J ® i < l. T sm nU. 410 bates ;
greasy , 6S8Md. New Zealand , l.MJ bales ;
scoured. Mtfls 4Kdl creasy , good , IM. Cape ot
Qood Hope and Natal , )3 bale * ; scoured. dHd
U 44j grtajy , ( ViVIU < L Twelve lalea of Bponlih
Growers and manufacturers of all form * of
Chicory Onialm-Fremnnt-O'Nell ,
CROCKS IY AND GLASa\VAR ! .
Bliss ,
Jinjiorttr unil Jobber
Crockery. Chitn , G'assware ,
Bllvcr Plated Ware , Looking GlnRse.t , Chun-
dellers , Lamps , Cnlinniyy , cutlery , 13tc.
1-110 PAIt.VAM ST.
CREAMERY SUPPLIES
Crcamo'v AJarhincrv
nn'J Supplies.
Hollers , KnRlncr ! , Kcoil Cookers , Wr.oil Pul
leys. StmftlnK , Dcltlns. Uuttcr I'uclc-
; iccs of nil kinds.
DOT-SOD Jones St ,
COAL.
OIIlcp 1C03 Karnnm Street.
SHhRIDAN COAL ,
C. N. Diet * . President O mid lllotz , Hrc. & Tres.
CO JFiiCriONil.iY CIGARS
Mamifactui ing Confcct oners ,
And Jobbers of Ho re Ian nnd Domestic
Fruits , Nuts. Clgnrs and Cracker * .
non-mo mnr.ini ) ST
DRY GOJDo.
o
Importers anil Jobbers e > f
Dry Goods , Fui mslnng Goods
AND NOTIONS.
Jackson St.
J. C. niCHAUIJSON , Prest.
C. P. WELLER , V. Prcet.
E. Bruce Co.
Druggists and Stationers ,
"Queen nee" Specialties.
Clears , Wlncu and Hrandtcs ,
Corner 10th and Hurney Streets.
xi dn'o'Buauwtua \ v\ \
M'frt Stan-lurl 1'liitrnu-ientloal 1'rapara-
lion * . Special Formulae i'rrparnl ro
tlrtfrf ftrndfor ( Vif.tlo/nr. ;
IjO-bc-ratory , 1112 Howard Bt. , Omaha
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ISOi Farnam St ,
FRUIT-PRODUCE.
g ranch & Co ,
WHOLESALE
Commission Merchants.
S. W. Corner 12th and Howard fits.
MemLeis of the National league of Commis
sion Merchants of the United Stales.
Fruit and Vegetables
SPECIALTIES Straw berries. Apples , Orange *
Lemons , Cranberries. Potatoes. 1017 Howard St.
FURNITURE
V.'HOLESALE
Furnitm e Draperies
1115-1117 Farnam Street.
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
real Western
Type Foundry
Superior Copper Mixed Typci Is th best on
the market.
TnOTYPE FOUNDRY.
1114 Howard Street.
were withdrawn. The following are the offerings
for the wetk : New South Wales , 20,000 bales ;
Queensland , 4,000 bales ; Victoria , H.6.f | bales ,
South Australia , 1,900 bales ; Tasmania , 1.2X )
bales ; tinau River. Z' ' bales ; New Zealand ,
2D.HOO bales ; Cape of Clcod Hope and Natal , tt.M
bales ; making a total of 70,20) bales. The ur-
llvaU to dutu for tliu slxlh series follow : New
South Wales , 191 bales ; Queensland , (77 bales :
Victoria , 215 bales , and New Zealand , 211 bales.
The Imports during the week amounted to 11,630
bales as follows : New South Wallts , 8,231 bales ;
Melbourne 1.CC5 batca ; South Austmlla , IBS
bales ; New Zealand , 3,370 bales ; France , W
I j.i leu ; Germany , 43'J Lairs , and Morocco , 1&3
bales.
NEW YORK , Oct. 2. WOOI Domestlc lle-ece.
20 27c ; No. 2 extra. 278420 Texas , lO&Kc.
ST. I/1UIH , Oct. 2 WOOL Klrm , unchanged ,
with a ready sale ; medium , lU21Ue ; light line ,
lSO > 16o ; heavy Mne. gHijc : tub washed , 222320.
COTTO.V il AII 1C UTS ,
I'rleir * Are ; Still \ei Hlulier , but Se-lliTM
An.Si'ure'i - .
NEW YORK , Oct , 2 Th cotton market ofer.el
quiet and 1 to 3 points lower , cables being dltjip-
pointlng- and receipts fair , considering the quar
antine. The market wag exceptionally narrow ,
the moat sctlre month working within a range
of only 1 points. The Cnronlcfc made a rather
bullish report for the week , as to the wc-alher
and crop condition ! , but the local contlngtnt
who had the situation all to themselvts today ,
kept prlc s down. There w rs few wllers , hovr-
GROCERIES.
KHOLIiSALU
2UNE GROCERIES
Trns. Spleen , Tob.iecr Rnd Cliftrs.
1403-1407 Ilarney Ssrect *
iiUh aiul Luavuinvoi'th St.
Stable and Fancy Groceries
ILA ANU corrtE novsuiu , etc.
mroit'rr.iiH.
GAS COFI.'KH HOASTIMtS
AM ) jouiii.va tiitocnus.
Telephone 2S2.
HARNE3S-SAD3LEKY
H52aB8 & Go.
,1 ti ASIt Ctn.I.MH !
t/obbrr.i nf l.rallirr , Aii < i < //crj/ / ///rifie-iii'f , ! ' . < ?
Wo leillcit yimr orders 1316 Ilowiird ft.
HARDWARE.
I
Wholesale Hardware ,
Otnalia.
I ee-Slark A3dr@@sen §
Hardware Si
Wholesale Hardware.
Ulcycles utid Sportlns CiuoilS. l'J10-'Jl-i3 Har
tley street.
HAT.-CAPS
ate Gifv Hat Go.
llOOundllll IluwarclSt.
ll.-fl'S , C.I I' * , ( ; i. < ll'S.ft. .MtTTK.\S
Owriris of Qate Cll.v. Pcerlen , Darnuscus and
Trantinliislsrlppl 1'rjnJj nt hall.
JEWbLRY
Wholesale Jewelry.
15th and Hartley ; Omaha.
We can ohovr you tlio best .stock In tliu west.
No rutull.
LIQUORS.
WHOLES A.LB
LIQUORS.
Proprietors of AMEaiCAN CIGAR AND GLASS
WABB CO.
214-216 South Ht.i St.
er s fcagie mm
East India flitters
Golden Sheaf l urc Rye and Ilourbon Whleltcy.
Wlllov/ Springs DUtlllery , Her & Co. , 1113
Harney Street.
Wholesale
Liquor Merchants ,
1001 Kurnain Street ,
Who'esale
Liquors and Cigars ,
lllfl Farniini Street.
J
I
WHOLESALE
Wines , Liquors and Cigars.
< U-4li a 15th Street.
LUMBER
to
WHOLESALE
iUM.BER . . .
814 South 14th St.
ever , as U Is feared the short Interest Is already
considerable. The market rloreil iteady , with
prices finally unchanged to 3 points net lower.
Closing prices : January , J6.S3 ; February , J6.3I ;
March , S9.41 ; Arrll. (6.40 , May. 10.51. June. 1 .M ;
July , J6.t9. OctcUr. J6.26 ; November. JC.IS. Vt-
cember , 10.29. Spat cloted etoy. mlildllng up
land , 6Ho ; mlddllnc gulf. C ic ; mMdllnt. O'/ic ;
net receipts , W5 bain ; grots , 4tM bulc < ; for
warded , 1,013 bales ; sales , IS bales , ill rplnners ;
stock , C4.4I8 bales. Total tojay : Net receipts ,
I4,39i bales ; exports tn ( Iieat Krltaln , 4tW bales ;
continent , 1.7M baltM ; itcck , 401,7(2 bales. Total
since September 1 : Net receipts , 844,813 bales ,
exports to Great llrltaln , 1C3.3S4 biles ; to France ,
47,4(3 hales ; to continent , 1(3,1(3 ( baler.
LIVERPOOL , O t. 2.-fXJTTON-Srot , dull :
prices lowrr ; American middling fair , 4Ud ;
good middling , 3 IC-lCd , American middling ,
> 13-164 ; low middling , i 11-1CJ ; fcuod ordinary.
> 9-Kd ; ordinary , 3U < 1. The suits of Ilia d < y
were 6.MO bales , of which. 300 bales were f r
fpeculatlon nnd export , and Included lW > Amer
ican ; receipts , 2,000 bales , all American.
Futuits opened nultt , with u muderate demand
knd cloted barely tU-udy Atn rkun nilddllnK ,
L. M. C. , October , 3 37-04J. Kellers ; October and
November , > 20-M33 81-MJ , sellers ; Noieniber end
December , I 2S-C4d. buyers ; DccemUr and Jsn-
uary , > 17-6(0-3 ( t84d. . lelUrs ; January and Kcb-
ruary , S 27433 28-644 , sellers ; February and
Maroh , I ttl-Md , buyers ; March and April ,
> tl-ild. serlltra ; Arrll and May , > IO-C41. Mllers ;
May and June , I il-441. sellira : Jun and July ,
I H4d , s llr ! July and Aurust. 111-148 } ( I-M4 ,
buytra. A ttcoua ; of th stock of cotton h r
LUMBER :
WHOLKSAl J AND ItCTAIti
LUMBER
Oftlce and Yards ISth and Cnllfornla S ( > .
Wholesale Lumber ,
Lime , Etc.
Oth a nil Uotights Sts.
6'Ji and Douglas S's.
_ j
Teltpkon '
OIL -PAINTS
CiuBia"u
MANUFACTURERS
Air Floated M nral Paint
And Pulnt tit \i | KlMs. Putty , Etc.
1015 and 10IT Jones Bt
J. A. Moffet , let Vice I'res. I , . J. Drake , Oen Mirr
Oato.lne , Turpentine , Axle Orense. lite.
Omaha llranch and AKencleM , John li. Uuth M
OYSTERS
Javic ! Gels & So ,
I'AC'KRUS.
KING COLE OYSTERS ,
CtiMttlY AND 1'Ot'I.TIlV.
1011 Howard 81.
PAPER-VVOC D2N WARS.
arpenter Pajar Coy
;
y
Printing Papcrt
Wrapping Paper , Stationery ,
Corner 12th and Howard streets.
Fap@r
WHOLESALE
Pafr end Stationery.
-210-212 S. Eleventh St.
itel Fapr and
' W-G@deBiv.fare Go.
- @ . .
Wrapping Pafier , Stationery ,
Woodcnware.
1107 Haincy Street-
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
Rotorl
Dempster Go.
Photographic Supplier ,
1-1. Furnnm St.
SAS I-DOJRS BLINDS.
Disbrow & So.
o
Manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , tilinds , Etc ,
12tli and I/.ird Sts.
STEAM-WATER SUPPLIES.
IDM-IOIn Douzlas Street.
Mnnufarturere and Jobbers of Steam , dos and
Water Supplies of All Kinds.
B
ffoS-firo Harney Sf.
Steam Purnna , Rnglnes und Boilers. Pipe ,
Wind Mills , Btcnm nnd Plumbing
Material , lU-ltlnir , Hose , Ktc ,
TOYS ANJ FAN3Y GOODS.
Hardy & Co.
. , . . _ . _ ,
v.-- TT--T" ; - - - - - - " -
Toys , Dolls , Albums and
I-'ANCY QOOUS.
/louse Furnlehlngs , Children's Carriages , Eta.
1313 Furnani Street
JA ES E. COYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1 < K0. ! Omaha , Nutx
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS ,
110 A HI ) 01' TItAIH ! ,
fllrrct wires to Chleiaxu mid Neiw York ,
Uorn.'BpondtiilH : John A. Warren Jt Co ,
shows an Incrcure of 2C.408 bales In the total
amount , and un Increase of 31,193 bale * In Amer
ican. The it-count ulro H.IUWS decreases of C47
bales In Urazlllan , SZ'J LaleH In Egyptian anil
t.iti'j bales In HuruU.
.Siiu'ir .MurUe-ln.
NEW YORK. O't 2.-S1OAR-Nomlnal | ; fair
rcflntiitf , ZHc , e-entrlfugal , W test , 3 IC-lCc , Re.
line. ] , kte .li , standard A , Cc ; confectioners' A.
Cc ; rut loaf , 6Kc. crushed , Hie ; powdered , IKc ;
granulated , ( He. cubss , ( He.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2.-BUC1AR Quiet ; open
kettle , 2'/iB3Hc ' , centrifugal granulated , 4UW
4 8-14c : whiles , J 11-1(34 i-16c ; yellow , 3Vi04a (
seconds , SQc.
KuII Hlvrr 1'rliit Cloth Market.
FA-LL RIVEll , Uasa. . Oct. I. Business In Ihe
mill itptk has Uea ll Ut and prior * arc sllfhllj
la sympathy with th cloth muket.