Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DATTA- BEE ; 3TIUDAT , OCTOBER 33. 1807. 11
fOJIHERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
tVnuat Goes Up Early , but Closes with n
Small Decline.
I.IQUDA1IOM DRAGS THE MARKET DOWN
Corn n ml Out * Follow HHl.rnnVr
iif A. < Imlepeiidenlly
K mill fiiiln
All .trutmil ,
Oct. SI. Wheat today kept up
It.i liitlf xume.of see-saw , which It has been
IIH' Jlglng In nil t.ln week , thu December op
tion I'loMtii ; nt 'ViiV&c decline. It was f > 4c
abdVe yeiterdiiy's llnal prices for n time ,
but IIn.il ( l.ulon nnd weakness v.'hleh devel-
< "it'll In Ortober dragged the market down ,
riirn followed whcnt and rlo'edc lower.
Oiitn did 1'kewlHc. ' Provisions were Inde-
IK'P ' lenlly strong and closed about ' , c
Hgher till urouml.
Wheat tmilntiilned the Ilrmncss of tone
6t the up'Tlng that characterized It nt yes
terday's close. It added from Vin to ' ,4c pel-
bit , to 'he previous day's closing prlco as
Hoon sis milling commenced , and during the
two followItur hours It revised to sell sub-
Mortl Ilower ; , notwithstanding a good
dr-al of pro'U taking by the snriller class ot
longs. t'rlnc'pal holders apparently did not
believe K.'u to be the limit of the nrosent ad.
vance and ! tok but little part In the selling.
Conditions were generally more favorable
to holders. Cables were all strong and
lilgher , Liverpool showing an advance equal
to 1VH > per bu. and t't.rl * was % c per bu.
lilgher. Yo . 'cnHl of the st.itement at
tributed to the Corn Trade NV.AH that the
continent would mq'iirc Mf tOWM bu. less
than heretofore calculated on also helped
the price. Tie Nebraska Htate ctop report
wild the winter wheat area would bu re
duced one-third by the drouth. The only
lly In the ointment was the statement of
the I'rlce C.trront thu1. reeer.t raltih had ma
terially Invproved th ? winter whe.u pros
pects. Xot much attention was 'paid to this ,
J'tnvever. rnsl.T----s d.ii'intf the morning was
Jiiore lr.llue.1fed by the fart that foreigners
were buyers of wheat , lioth covering of pre
vious ) siort .sales nnd for long n count. New
Yoi'lfi 'Alri'd 10 that effort al.d that WIIK the
wise In rilriiRO also. Deeeiii'ier ' opened at
from ! MH''i12c ! ' , is comp.ired with yew'.lay's
< 'loslng price of i l'yiilrie. ! ; U sold at 111 %
ill-'iie , ( hen turned anil by ' 1 o'clock Iv.i
i.dvani-i'd to M'.iC. ' r'hlc.igo rie.'lvel 191 cars ,
iigalns . ' 120 "stimntcil , and only 11 'Aere ocn-
traet Mlnne'ipolls anil Uuliitb reported S3I
oars , against inl las' Tnursda1 ; and 1.0C > the
corresponding day ot the previous year. At-
la.itle port clearances were flir > , < iliU bu. for tin.-
day. The demand here from local millers
for low grade ? of spring wheat caused a Ic
per bu. advance In price of No. 3 Kiirlng.
line iot of TO.tWO bit. of No. It s-'irlng ' was wild
10 go rust. The inu\ket broke badly during
the rfl.rnoon. Oetolier benme very weaken
on sellhig by elcvi > tor people and Interest in
] > > Hember tiled o'lt , the erov/d doing most
of lt s trading in May. So.ue of tile buyers
of ie mornlriiT sold out and the result wan
a ttei'llne In IJeeernlier 10 ' .tlfi'JUie. ' There
w.is prai'tli'itlly no rally. December closing
lit ! ) li < c naked.
. ' "on. wns tlTi early , partly with wheat ,
: i .rtly on > ovi Sng by shurts , ! > u : mostly on
the hrentlv Impioved dpmand , there helng
an otii 'inflection of C'i.ritTifi.O ' bu. Trading
nvii" only inodrate , but ptU-es were well
inaiiitalnod uiillineat turned down , when
corn Mv > M'l ( Is iyn yat'iy 'ivltb the move-
T.icnt. ufC'Tlt'cs ' befa..ie qulti- free at the
deel.ne ami fontlvjcd T- the eo ! ? . Hecelpts
W TVft'2 < i C'i''s. "ables were1 "idi' ' tl higher.
] ) iipember r.Tig.'d from liilHo 10 2JH1i2.'iiii ,
iliil cli fed Ji- . ' lower at 2oje.
Thi-re Wai , " . very quiet session In oats.
The nnir'-.et ' , .ilmwi" ! corn , being steady at
u .slight .idvance during the morning , but
moving elf later. The cash department was
also quiet , very little fres.i business being
ivpor.ed. Hecelpts were 21S earn Seaboard
fleriraiH-ea 2J3itD ( ) 'in. ' Oecember ranged from
Is'.se ' 10 ISo , eloslng He lower at lSfilS'/e.
1'rovNlonsere llrri .mil higher closing
near Urn top .prices . of the day. In spite of
weakness In grain. Hetter reports about
yt How fi-ver hud . ' ometlilng to do with the
strength , but the cash d m.ind was said to
be exeellent from all points outside of tin-
ullllcted districts In the south. A feature
was the inlying of lard and ribs by Armour.
At the close December pork was 7'ie ' higher
at { T.sTKi , December lard ? ' /ic higher at $4.10
anil December ribs 7'ic ' higher at Sl.riT'/i-
Kstlmnted receipts tomorrow : Wheat , ISO
r.irs ; corn , 510 cars ; oats , 3CO cars ; hogs ,
23 000 bead.
Leading futures ranged aa follows :
Articles Oimi. UUb. | Linv. | Clorj. jYcimly.
Wheat- i
Out. . . . oim ) ( )
I ) . > u. . . 111 < ( - . ' way IHI1A
May. . . S'.IW SUM
Co in
Oct. . .
Dee. . . . SMlrtKi ' 'OK'-t't t0 !
May. . . .iJA-l : t0"JM
Oats-
Oet 17 17
Dec. . . . IK 1HK4 18 ! | ( < >
May. . . L'l ' . ' 1)4 ) -'HM
I'ork-
Dcc. . . . 'I H'J'i ' 7 til ) 7 8' ' 7 H7k 7 ( )
Jan 8 77M 8 H7W 8 77 8 H'J
Lard
Dec. . . ' t : r. " < I -II ) t II'JH
.l.'iu . . . t . ' 0 4 n7hi 1 C , > 4 rr 417M
feh'tltlbH
Oct. . . . . t u.'i 1 ri"1' -t "J -I tl'JM 4 55
Dec. . * SL' ' i r.o -I 51) )
Jim . . . I 57 Vq -t ii.V 1574 lli'JSi 4 fi5
No. 2.
I'usli iiiinlMll'iiiH were as follows :
FI.OI'H Steady : winter straights , $ I.5D4.70 ;
Hiring patt-nts. Jl.'JOJf.'i.OO. linker * ' , J3.Wfl.OU.
WillAT ! -No. - cprlnK , l > PCii'0 > ' , o. No. 3
BprltiK. 7 irr > e ; No. 2 red , 91 > i < iia'ic.
COItN No. 2. 245f2IVjC.
OATS No. 2 , mio f. o. b. ; No. 2 while , 2IV2C-
No. 3 while. 20Ml2Jc.
HYF. No 2. 4ii'iiC.
llAHLiV-No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 27'XJin'39c : No.
sinn : I'riini' . K.m.
I'llOVISId.NS-Mcsa poik. l 'r bbl. . $7.SVff7.S7',4.
I.nnl nir IC1 Ib * . . Jl.tOfM.-r > " . Khnrt ribs pil | ?
. ) } l DWI.n ) . Dry mlled blinuUlerH ( bnxi-d ) .
$1 75 < | 5.00. Klitirt clear nldcn ( buxvil ) , fi.OOIr
' \ DlitllU'is" Mulshed Kootla , per Kill. ,
Jl ° " '
SI'OAlliCut loaf1. JJ-M ; Kranul.it.-d , J3.3I.
On tte I'rodnce exchange tod.iy the butter
nipikrt was llrm : creameili-s , 13 22c ; dairies.
llMl > l ! > c. Chcii"quiet. . MCXUc. Fcga. steady ,
fresh H'iiC. Live poultry , m.uKet vuvy ; turkeys ,
kif'.ic ; < hlcliena. 7c ; spiliiKS , 7' e ; ducks , 71a5Sc.
tiKVf YOHIC ( UXUIIAI. M.VItKKT. '
< l o'n < loiiN of tin- Day on ( ii > m > riil
I'OIIIIUOllUloM.
NKW YOHK , Oft. 2l.-FI.Ot'H-Hccelpts. 27.-
320 bbls. ; t'xv ,1s , 22 593 bbls ; market wns quiet
nnd steady nt llrjt. enslng on * near the closu
with wheat ; winter low grades , J1.0/ii3.l5j
lllnne olu patntti. J50Dtf3.4 Minnesota oake's ,
J3.4' ' > if4.W : w , liter pA'"nls , Jj.WfTi.23 ; winter
HtrnlvhtH. ll.iWiil.'O. winter extras , J3.20W3.C3.
Hy Hour , ( puei ; fancy , J2.WJ/3.40. HucKiUieat
Hour , eauy a < ti 4nW1.50.
IH'CKV/IIKAT- at 40tf4le.
fOUNMKAL-Dull ; yellgw tiern. . S9c.
HYI'I-Flimer ; No. 2 westirn , 4'JVsC.
IIAHLKY'-r'temly ut 2Sc.
1IAHLKY SfALT-Dilll.
WIIMAT HecelptH. 2S5.I123 bu. ; exports , 2I2.-
961 bu. ; cpot , eaiiy ; No , 2 red , 97's/)8c ! ) : No , 2
hard , .Hi'io ( J-tl | uis opened stronger and were
Inlluenced all lbt > morning by un iibundanco uf
bull news , Including higher cables , foreign buy.
Ing miall northweHlcin movement und fair
elearancen. broke sharply In tbu nfternoon under
long belling nnd cloned unchanged to ' , ic net
lower , miles Included No. 8 I'd. October , 3 < f
l'3l ' e , closed 80c ; December , 'JIMfOSlic , closed
Co'ltN HecelptK t.'ASOfl bu. : pxiwrU , 31,037 bit. ;
j-pot. quiet ; No. 2 , 311ic. Options opcuol linn
nn rubles and thu uilvunce In uln-at. but nub.
krqucntly ylflded ' .o realizing nnd cloned rnrtly
i a net loner ; November utoseil at 29Tic ; Deceni-
iifr. 3 < > KfC3iC | , cloae.1 30.c.
OATHHecelpts , 331'vVO bu. ; fxporln , 193.2W
bu. ; H'ot. quiet. No. 2 , I'J'.stJWie. Options
iiiled dull und steady , cloblng Uo net lower ;
October closed ut 22Ho ; Dwc-mlivr closed ut
"
HAY Dull ! hlpplnif , H.OOjJJ.50 ; good to choice ,
J5.u0ff7.in
HOI'S Ste.dy. I'ncllle coast. ISM crop , 4ffCo :
IS'jil crop , 6ito ! ; 1S97 crop. Il rl6c.
HI11KS titendy : ( lal\e lon. llyiCo.
LKATHKIttjulet ; liemluck sole. lluenoi
Ayres. light lu heavy weights , MVsUSHio ; clil ,
°
" lil'rrKHHecelpts. . 2.C1I pkgs. ; market tlrm ;
ritcrnreumtry. . 14iK3l o ; Klgln , { IVic : fao-
Clir.KHIi-ltrcelplii. P.3CC pkB . ; large white
nntl eulori'd. 9c. muull white und cnlornl , 9U
t e. part fklm . C4j7c ; full klm . JVJOte.
KOOS'-Hwelpn * , 7.CI1 pK . , Mala und | ' nniy | .
vanhi. IfiiflSo , t > ti > rn. ITc.
MOI ASrfKd-Stcaay ; New Orleani. open kettle '
euiiil lu i-holce , 81U3ic
PHOV1PIONH Il f. itrsily ; family , M.C031060-
extra menu , I7 ! K | .W bei'f IIHIIIS , I2..0ifl85.0i ) ,
Cut inoatii. Meatly , plrkled l > elll ii , JO JliiftH-Ot ) ;
plcklfd ilipuldtr * , I3.7S. lard , llrm ; writcrn
fteam. $475 ; ifllne.1 , llrnit-r. Pork , ilull ; ultl
! . IS.Wtra.uu. new me , , t3.coji > ,75. Tallow ,
OIW fultoii veil , ic iller ; pihue "crude , f. o.
b. mill * , laflc ! prints vuuiiurr VGlluw. KlVilt
Jlci off KunuuoR jflliiw. uuatto ; | .rin0 | winter
yMhiw. we. r triileum. quiet ; l'enn ) lvunlu
cruti ' < no nuirkt-t , imminary nt * 3o ; I'nltea
< uo market , Itottln , uulot ; drainedcom , -
m"n to Bi < t , II < " 71.45. Turpentine , , quiet nt
* J I' ; ' ' .
Illl'K Stemly ; domwtle , fair to extra , 4S3
S' ' , < - . J.ipnn. 4 % < li 140.
I'HKUlIITS-Qulet.
MKTAK * < 1'lK Inn , warrants firmer nnd more
n.-tlv * nt JB W bid. I7.W n-ikf-d. Lnkc coppr ,
in < l < < r nt tll.oo bt 1. SI 1. 20 npkr'l. Tin , quiet nt
JI1 m bl.l. tU 9 ° n kcd. Kplter , rpllct nt II. 11
bid. 11.25 nckpil. Ind. . exrlmnne quiet tint
ote.vly nt IJ.92U bid. J3.97V4 nrkeil ; brokers , $ S.7S.
OMAHV ( iMViniAL \IIKKTS. .
Coiiilltliin of Trnili' null ( luotntliiun
on Stniilinnd I'niii'j I'rodueo.
KCJOS-Ooml stock wenlt nt Uo.
IH'TTKll f'ommon to fnlr. KBlOr ; choice to
f n < y , 14HTc. tcpacntor crcnmery , 22c ; K'tlicreil
rreiimery , 20c.
VIJAtf-Chalee fnt. SO to 1 Ibs. . quoted nt So ;
large nnd coarse. 4itSc.
LIVK I'ori/rilY-Hen * , 6fi-5'4c ; c-ock * . 3flc ;
spring chlikeim , per Ib. , fie ; duckn , CfJ7o ; tur
key * . fflSc.
1'IOICONS Ll\e , 7ViJend pigeons not wnntt-it.
HAY l'ilnul. | tSMj midland , S3.00 ; lowlnmt ,
II. jO ; rj-e irnw , Jl ; color mnkes the price on
hay ; llchl bales sell tbc best , only top grniles
lirlnir top prues.
ItHOOMf'OHN rc tremely flow cnles new crop ,
delivered on trark In country ; choice green fHf-
working enrpet per Ib. , 2 2 < ic ; choice green ,
runnlns to hurl , 2JJ5Hc ; common , lic. !
. . . . VUOin'AHLKS.
„ " " ' 'IY ' ° 0011 "twk. Inrgc , lOci small. 13 ®
3V (
ONIONH-I'er bu. , 40fr5e.
IIIIANK Hand-plckeil navy , per till. . J1.I9.
'
HWI'.UT I'OTATflKH-l'er bbl. . J2.23.
RAHHAnK-Uome Rrown. Ic.
roTATOKS-llomo grown , ( Ofl33c ; western
stock , fjf(70c.
QIMNCCS-Cnllfornli , per box , Jl.23KJl.3V
AI'l'Li.s : Winter stock. t2.75r3,00 ; Jonathans
aivl fancy varieties , ? 3.nOfT3.2i.
( IHAI'l-Irt-Callfortda. J1.23.
CALIKOHNIA AN'I ) roi.UHADO 1'KAHS-Oood
u Inter nellls , J2.00 2.23 ; other varieties. JI.W
5i2.i > 0.
Nl-w : YOH1C OKAPKH 1'er 9-lb. ba. ket. 13U
ifHo.
I'l.f.MS Idaho nnd Oregon , iiefiSl.00.
t'HANIII-IHHIKS I'lpn Cod , per bbl. , 3.00if3.50 ;
Wisconsin , boxes , ll.ooifl.10.
THOI'tCAI , FHUITS.
OHANfJKS Mexb-an , per box. $4. DO.
Li.MNS--Mcs8lnas. ( JI.2584.GO ; choice Call-
fornln , J4.00.
IIANANAS-Cholcc , large ttock , per bunch ,
J2.WfiJ.25 ; medium-allied bunches , fl.75Jf ! . > W.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTtl Almcnds , California , per Ib. . large
Mze , lc ; Hrnzlls. pr Ib. . IDs ; English walnuts ,
per Ib. , fai.cy , soft shPll. 13c ; htnndntd.i , 10W
lie ; filberts , pel Ib. , He ; pecann , ixillshed , large ,
SiplOc : Jumbo , Hiui2oj large Hickory nuts , J1.2J
per bu. ; cocoanuts. ( Ho each ; peanuts , law , Gif
o'ir ; roasted , Cftfi' c.
I-'IOS Impiirled fanny. 4 crown , 20-lb. boxes ,
12c ; & crown , tO-lb. tioxes. 13@I4c.
HONEY Choice white , lie.
KHAUT I'er lib ) . , JI.O ) ; balf bbl. , J2.23.
MAI'LK SYllt'P Klve-gnl , cons , cnch J2.S3 ;
gnl cnni. pure , p r doz. . J12.00 ; half-gal , cans ,
( G.25 quart cans. J ] GO.
DATES 1'er CO to 70-lb. boxes. Go ; Fold 9-lb.
boxes , 9o.
FHESH .MEATC.
DHEHSED HEEt--r.ooil native steers , 4W to
COO Ibs. , 7c , good forequal teiH , steers , fie ; good
hlml puirtors 9c : westein steers , GfflG''ic ; fancy
ht-lfory , Gl , c ; good lu-lfers. Oc ; gix l ( requartyrs ,
helfeis , (11io ! ; good blndfptarters , heifers , S' o :
good c iws , 5'.o ' ; fair cows , 5'lc ; common C-OWH ,
cow foreipi.i.ters , t''S.'ic ' ; cow hlnd'tuarlcrs ' ,
.
lll-iF : : Ct'VS T nilerlolns , 15c ; Inneb'ss strips.
8't-n ; strip loins , fi e ; roll" , Sc ; sbloln butts , fcr.
sbouldtfi cloils. 5Ue ; rump butts , 5c ; steer chucks ,
5\4o : cow chucks. 41 , o ; boneless chucks , 42C ;
coplntes , 3c ; steer plates , 3l c ; llmk : steak ,
C'/-o ; loins , N'o. 1 , lie ; loins. No. 2 , 10V e ; loins ,
Nn. 3 , .V ; nil loin ends , No. 1 , 9c ; ribs. No. 1.
lie ; ribs. No. 2. Slic ; rtbx. No. 3 , ( ! c ; steer loumls.
7'2e ; cow rounds , 7c ; cow loinuls off , Sc ; trim-
nlngs. Ic ; l-eef shanks , 2Vvc ; hi a Ills , per doz. .
350 ; sweetbreads , per Ib. , lOc ; sweetbread- *
u-alvcsl , per Ib. . lOc ; klilnevs , per doz. , 35c ; o\
tall * * , each 3r ; llvt-rs. per Ib , , 2'aC ; hearts , jjur
Ib. , 2c ; tongues. p mr Ib. , lie.
Mt'TTON Limbs , 7'te ; sheep , 5'jc ; market
racks ( long ) , 8l-c ; hotel rnckM isbort ) , lie ; b'g1 *
and s.mdles , Sclamb ; Iff-s , lOc ; breasts and
stews. 3c : tonKue-j , each 3c.
I'OHIs Dressed pigs , tei dressed hogs , rUp ;
tenderliilns , 13c ; loins , 7'ic ; spaie ribs , 4c ; ham
sausage , butts , GHc ; shoulders , r mgh , 3c ; sboul-
deis. skinned , GVic : tilmmlngs , 4'ic ; leaf lard.
not rendered , 5c ; heads , cleaned , 3c ; snout and
oars , 3c ; backlKines. INc ; cheek meats , 3c ; neck
IKIIH-K. 2c ; pigs' tails , 3e ; plucks , each 5o ; ehlt-
terllngs , Gc ; hocks , 4c ; hearts , per uox. , 25c ;
stomachs , each 3c ; tongues , each 7c ; klilneys ,
JKT tloz. , lOc ; brnlns. per doz. , 13c ; P'RB' ' feet ,
per doz. , 23c : livers , each 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green bides. 7c ; No. 2 green
hides. 6c ; No. 1 balled hldeu , S'ic ; No. 2 green
nailed hides , 7'4c ; No. 1 ve.il c'llf , 8 to 13 HIF. .
e ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. 6c ; No. 1 dry
Hint hides , 1H&13 ; No. 2 dry Hint 111. It's. Siiluc ;
No. 1 dry salted bides , 9iJ10c ; part cur'd hides ,
lie per Ib. le. < s than fully cures.
SI1KKI' 1'KLTS Green salted , each 13fl75c ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early
skins ) each 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early skins ) . No. 1 , each Gc. dry flint. Kansaa
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4'jf ! > c ; dry Hint. Kansas nnd Nebrasltn
murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual weight. 38 lo ;
dry Hint Coloiado butcher wool pells , per lu. ,
actual weight. 41f5c ; dry Mint Colorado murrain
wool pelts , ppr Hi. , actual weight , 3ft4c ; feet
cut off , ns It Is useless to pay freight on them ,
St. Imils rJciicrnl MnrlirtM.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21. FLOI'Tl Finn , patents ,
J4.73fi4.SJ ; straights. ll.ir.5i 1.65 ; clear. $1.10 ®
4.S.1 : nieillnni. SJ.MTfa. " , " ) .
WHEAT-Un settled. clo lng with pollers MCe
for December anil Vtil\v for Mny below yester
day ; December opened Vic higher nnd sold up
'Xitfrlio more , later dvcllninK until Ic beluw tbe
top and closlutf Mtff'ic above the bottom. Spot ,
bluber ; No. 2 red , cu h , elevator. Me bid ; trark ,
iniOiiiiiVte N'o. 2 hard. cash. Sfli97c ; December.
' .tCV- linked : Mny , ! U-v4c nKked.
COHN Futures cupe/l off on the Cuban scale ,
riming % c below yesterday. Spot , tinner ; No.
2 cnBh , 2IB24Vic ! ; December. 2Jifi:3y ci May ,
57c.
OATS Futures dull and steady. Spot , steadyt
No , 2. cnvh. elevator , ISc bid ; track , ISitll'se :
N'o 2 white SO'iiiSIc ; December. IS'ic bid. May ,
21c bid.
HVt : Firm. 4lc.
rOHN.MKAI. Steady. 11.45. "
1IHAN Quiet and "Irons : ? acken , east tmcK ,
tr ! ) : IbU sltle. tacked. r,2c.
TIMOTHY Hl-i-D : Prime. J2.C3.
VI.AXSKI3D Nt-mlnnlly 97c.
HAY-Flrm for choice ; prairie , 7.005To ;
tlmnthr , J7.dflfia.ri ) . '
IH'TTKIl Firm ; creamery , 16ff23 ! o ; dalrj' .
HWPic
KOOS Finn. 13 < * . . . . . .
I'OI'I.THY riilckena. nrm ; old hens , SV4P
pprlnss. 7GSu ; duck * , ( iaO'.t" : Keese , Cc ; turkeys ,
7SiSc.
7SiSc.WHIRKYll.50. .
rOTTONTIKS 7'c.
METALS I eail , 'llrlnly bel'l ' at J3.SO. Spejter ,
" 'VMlOviaio'NS-V'orlc. firm : fUndanl tnoss lob-
blui t .2r. I. rd , mm ; prime Hteam. J4.I7'i ' :
cbmce $4 3V Huron ( boxed lots ) , extra short
Heir mid ribs. J1.7.V. shortK. W. Dry salt ments
clear , $ . . -V.
( boxed ) , sboulders. | 5.SOextra _ fhort -
' ' "llVoKl'l'TS Flt'u- ? ' . i'.Wi bbli. ; wheat , 3S.C06
liiilVVorn ! ' ' Jiofii ) bu''l'nat's. ' ' SO.OOo'bu.
KIIIIHIIH City Mnrl ' * K.
KANBV.8 CITY , Oct. 21. WI1KAT Hard , nc-
, ' -ic hl libr ; , ft. higher but , mv ;
, BSffi , W : < ; hte
N-Hc higher , fnlrly active : No , 2 mixed ,
! 3 rm : No 2 white.
: cream.ry. MflSJcInlry ; ,
' " ' - . demand nhcnil of nipply ; Missouri
. Sl.COO bu. ; corn , 18,800 bu. ;
' "siin'MENTS-Wheat. 103.MO bu. ; corn. 37.000
'
bu. ; ou'ts 7.WO Jiu-
wmte , Jiui-n.- ; " " " " ' ' . " . . .
its. 3ria 5 bu. ; exports , 31ISC Im.
'Inn ; No. 2 white. ! < JHSj:7o ; receipts ,
" 'uVK atrons : No. 2 western , SM ; recelpta. C. .
HAY-KIrm nn better grnde ; choice timothy ,
"iJUAIN KHKiailTS-Kirin , but not ncllvc. un-
°
PllODtlCK Duller nn-J CKKS , firm nnd un-
chansed. Cheese , etcady and uncliungcd.
C nil ii IteeflplH at 1'rlui'lpnl
CHICAGO , Oct. 21. Hecelnts toiliiy ; Wheat ,
193 cars ; corn , C2C car * ; oats , 18 cars. Itslll-
mnted receipt" tomorrow : Whent , 1W cars ; corn.
510 cms : oats , 300 cuts.
MINNiAl'OL18 , Oct. -Receipts : Wheat ,
f > \ rnis.
BT. I/IUIR , Oct. St. Hcceliun ; Wheat , B3 cnrs.
DULUTII , Oct. Z1HecelpltB : Wheat. 233 rnr .
1'KOHIA. Oct. SI. HecelplsCorn. : . S0.850 bu. ;
tints , 31 , MO Int. : rye. 1.204 bu. ; whlfky , 71 bbls. ;
wheat , 1.200 bu. Shipment * : Corn , ri.COO bu. ;
cmls , 14.7IX ) bu. ; rye , none ; \\hlfky , "W bbls. ;
wheat , COO bu.
Toledo Marliolx.
TOLKDO , Oct. Zl. WHEAT Firm ; No. ! cash ,
9JU-11 ; December , SSHc.
COHN Hlglier mid nrtUc : No. 2 mixed , ISc.
OATS-Dull but Meady ; No. 2 mU'cil , 18c.
HYE We.ik ; No. 2 cush , 47'.ie.
I'l.OVEH KE13DActlv but lower ; prime cah
nnd October. J3.40.
OIL-l'nclmnKt-d.
I'lillnilelplilii I'rodueo Mnrlii-t.
PHILADKLI'HIA. Oc | . St.-HUTTKH-rirm ;
fancy creamery. Ee. ! '
UOOS-Stettdy ; frenh in-Hvby. ISc ; fre.liv.at ,
ci 1 1 : KS K Steady
Liverpool Cnilii nml I'rovU'loitM ;
LlVKHrOOU Oct. ! l.-WHB.\T-Qiilct.
CUIIN-Bpot American inlxvJ , steady ut 3
October , Mrflily n ( 3,4 i. , | Noveroltfr ftcatiy at
3 T.l. Uer.'iniK-r utendr lit i l'i'- ' ' . . .
MKMISJONS ilfitus. . -ill. nrm nt S4 .
Huron Ion * clenr middle"sht. . firm nt 3l i
short clesr backs Him at 31s. Shoulders , wiunns
llrm at K ,
OlIA-Turpenlln * spirits. ntnAy nt , SI * 3d.
Hwln , cumm > n , rtendy at Is 3 < l.
1'corlii MnrUrt ,
PioltIA. Oct II.-COHN Mnrkct n > hnrte better -
ter ; N > . * HU.
OATS-Markct Irregular ; No. ! white , ! 0c.
WIIISKY-Krefh high proof fplrlts. I.M.
Sun fi-iinclNcii Wliriil OtiofnHonii.
SAN niAXl-IPCO. Oct. 2l.-WIIi\T-Q.uUl ;
December , $1.17' * ; May. It.HH-
STOCKS AM ) IIO.MIS.
* | ialii' i\pccli-d : I'olli'y ClieokM a
l.'i-iiiiiUInu HIHIIII In It * Infancy.
NlW : YOHK , Oct. 21. What looked nt mio
time today like n resumption In force of the
upward movement of prices cnme to nn tin-
timely end In the nfteinoon on the Wall street
InlcipretHtlon of Spain's Intention to press for
mure stringent measures against filibusters by
the United states government nnd to call this
government tu iireiuni for the success of till-
blistering expeditions. Prices vteru carried ipille
innterlnlly nlmve last night's level nt one time
during the inornlliK , the rise extending to u
point or over In Musar , Chicago Uns , l"he a-
P"nke * i Ohio und Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chi.
eag" & St. Ijouis , nnd 2T ) , per cent In itmmill-
dul.-d ( Jus. With the exception of Cleveland ,
Cincinnati. Chicago , t St. l.juln the gains were
entirely wiped out In nearly every Important
Mock und gains are mjtle In many Instances ,
lids nukes up a veiy wide range of lluctu.i-
lions for the nay nnd movements of prices were
very conlllctlng nnd Irregular up li > the lln-il
ill-dine. A good deal of commission house bar
ing was legated during the morning , but the
market ejnllnueil for the im.st p.irt InriHy
pruferslonal. I'nlon I'acltln was nn element of
weakness , Its heaviness being caused by the
reported circulation In the street of n syndl-
caiB agreement being made contingent on some
ruither developments In the case. Hepnits \ > ete
also clreiilHtett ( bur money was lielng raised for
this purpose In Umilon. Selling of stocks for
1'indon account was moie or le.-s of a diag on
tinmarket. . The
early life In the maiket nas
ointlnueil by the favorable character of state
ments by railroads mid rumors of statements
yet to come. Hut the question Is arising In the
minds of dealers In stocks how far the ptes.-nt
high eirnlnrs are due to abnormal movement
of spi-elnl commodities. The president of one of
tin- great tiunk lines points out that the rise In
the price of wheat led to quick and heavy un
loading , and that the settlement of the coal
strike Is bringing forward very heavy arrears
of tmllle. He adds , cautiously : "It Is Impossible
to state now whether this Improvement Is due
to the prosperity of the country. After the ab
normal business | over I will be better able
t ntate whether the Improvement Is Ilkelv to
continue. ' Then- has been.of cruise , a nuuk.d
Increase In the movement of general merchan
dise over the railroads , but owners of shares
In these properties are beginning to question
the extent of this general Improvement. Money
continued < lh.tlnelly easy lu this market , the
bulk of the call loans being made nt about 2
PIT cent. No further Imp iris of gold are cx-
pecttil while I'.urope.in money centers show the
present relative stiffness of rates , the tendency
being all the time to Increase the difference ,
as shown by the sharp contraction In the Hank
of Kngland's loans this w.-ek. Transactions to
day were on a small scale outside of the Indus-
lllal Fiieclnllles , the grangers and eire or two
other lead ng lallroad stocks. Manhattan , Jer
seyeutral. . the Starch. Northwestern. Cleveland ,
Unelniiali , C hleiigo * nt. l > otils stocks. Itubbt-r
and Pullman were the notably weak points.
liansaetlons In bonds were dull and prlcrs
In the main were firmly held. Dealing ! . In
Lnlmi I'lH-llle collateral tinst notes were i.-i feat-
IIIP. Total Biles. $ I.IOO,000. ! rnlted States old 4s
were advanced Vft per cent bid. the- new -Is 'i
per cent bid and Hie 5s r.-glsteied % per cent
and the js coupon Vper cent
' ! ' ' l'lVenl".f ' > ! < London llnnnclnl cable-
. . -
, , , , , ,
, . "
1,1.1111 sa "I .
> s : he H.ink of lint-land return has
cnme as u complete surprise to the market The
nature 13 that the bank has lifted about C4.f)00.- )
, , .H'i" ! ' lnlrket : , as Kbnwn by the decrease
of 3,01:0.00. : ) iu other secinllle. ? and over lfHH > -
IMI In govcrninenl secuiitles. It was generall'v
known that the bank was boirowlng ns w.V
cabled to you early in ihe week , but tlie market
had estimated sueli bonowlni ; at about lil 000 two
onlyT,1 , " ' r(1'rvi > Is up only .UIOO.OOO on the coin
and bullion and down 141.U > K ) , which , with E7rt .
00) ) In pn | , | exporteil for the week , shows some
leturn from home circulation. The details of
gold for the week are JCS7ROO In eagles MII )
1O.MO to the continent and .CiO ere to Jlalta'
I can now atllim that the recent wllhdrawnl.i
of eagles were for Rcrmany and America In
conse.iuen.-e of the bank's return dlscoimts have
raided ilepiwlt rates by 'i percent to l'i and 1'- ,
per cent for call am ! notice money respectively ?
Hegnrdlng operations between New Yoik nnd
London. I am assured Hint the statements ai
to the large loans from New Yoik banks to
London lire gins ly exaggerated , mil this ac
cords with the New York cable to the Tlme
this morning None the le s , on this and tli
prospect of futuie gold shipments to America ,
I would prefer to make no assertion yet be
yond the fact that eagles are golns to Germany
nnd that the supply of American bills U falling
off. It Is believed that the bank rate may rlso
before long. The 1'aris and Ilerlln markets were
Idle and since the bank , return rather dull , con
sols leading. On apprehensions of dearer money ,
Americans were tlrm. closing at about the best ,
but quiet. 1'lcrpont Morgan Is talking very
bulllshly and assuring every one that trade pros-
poets in America are assure ! for the next two
or three years at least. The greatest uncertainty
exists as to the question of future exchange. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the lending stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atehlson St. Paul ,
ilonfd do pM 1-10
llaltlmoro.V Ohio. . St. P. & Om. . . HI
Canada P.ieltlc 81 U do pfd 113
CanadaSouthorn. . St. P.M. AM 121
Central Paelllc. So , Pacific .Ml'-i
Chen. .VOhlo So. Hail way
Chicago .V Alton. . . . do pfd
C..H..tQ Texas , < c I'aeitlc. . . .
C..tK. I 5 t Union Pacltie t. r. . ' . ' ( .
C. O. C. .V St. L .17 U.I' . I ) . &G S > <
do pfd so W.ibnsh 7 > i
D.O..V Hmlinn llti do pftl
Del. L. .V W 1.-.4K Whool. & t , . D. . . . m
lon. , V IlloG ivi Wheel. .V UK. pfd HM
do pfd 411 AdaiiiH Kx i s
Krlo ( tiowl 1(1 ( American Kx 11.iHI
Kriu iHt pfd United Status Kx. . . HI
Ft. Wavno Wells Karao Kx. . . . HIS
OroatNortbornptd. A. Cot. Oil HISW
Iloeklns Valley. . . . do pfd
lllluolHCentr.il \m'n Spirits im
Lake Erie. .V W. . . . do pftl
do pfd 7(1 i\m. TolKlceo
LalcoShoro do pfd no
I.outHVlllo.t Naih. Chicago Gaa 9.-.M
Manh'ittan L . Cons. ( ! as
Met. Traction 1'JI Co'n. Cabin Co 17.ri
Mlchlirnn Central. . 1011 Col. V , it Iron ' . ' 3
Minn. A St. L ill )
do Int pfd riiin. Klootrlc '
Mo , Pacific Illinois Stenl - . . 44'
Mobile .VOhlo LaClctle Gas -ih :
Mo.K. A T Lead 3H > i
do pfd ! ioi ) do nfti 103H
Now Alb. A Obi. . . , O'.f Nat. Lin. Oil. . . . . . . . 1I1.H
dopfd nmiOrcgon Imp Co 15
N.J. Cuntrnl ll4HP.'icIllc.Mall | "
K. Y.Ontral
' ' ' '
N. Y. Chi. A St. L. . 13MI Silver 'c rtillcVt'e'i ; ! . .
do Ittt pfd " St.intl. Hopu iT. . . . fiVi
do''d pfd Sugar 143M
Nor.'olU A Western It do pfd 115
No. Amor. Co -IH T. C. i Iron Hil
No. Pact tic ' U. S. Leather 7'
do pfd do lifJ l4 ! !
Ontario A W U. S. Knbbnr HlHi
Oro. K. ANav do pfd 1)1 )
Ore. Short Line Western Union ) jl4 ) !
PlltHuurir 1U5 Chi. Ot. Western. . . . 1 U
Iteadlnir -
ICnck Island 7 u dopfd l : i
S .LoulsAS. V KlullrnnilVst. . . . . 'J'J
do pfd do pfd Ti7
second naseBsinent paid.
Total sales of stocks today were 301,200 pbares.
Including : Atchlnon , lO.OHO ; Atcldson preferred ,
3.59S ; Chesapeake. A : Ohio. 11,720 ; Chicago. Ilnr.
llngton X : Onlney , 19,470 ; Cleveland , Cincinnati ,
Chicago & St. 1.0111 * . 3,815 ; Louisville * Narh-
vljle. C.ftSO ; Manhattan , ! > ,542 MlFHnurl I'aclflo.
14.997 ; New York Central. S.305 ; Norlbein 1'a-
cllic. 8,012 ; Hock Island. 11,3 ! > 7 ; HI. Paul. 20.4CO ;
Omaha , 3.400 ; I'nlon I'acltlc trust receipts , 10-
5M ; Amerlc.in Tobacco. 8,472 Hay Stale Oa .
12.115 ; Chicago OaK , 21,510 , ; Sugar , 3I > , ( )03 ) ; AVest.
rrn t'nlon , 3.259 : Tennessee Coi | and Iron , 7CC4j
Chicago Great Western , 7,200.
Niiv York 11111105- > lni'K'i' * .
NHW YOHK , Oct. ! ! . MONKY ON CALL
Husy at 2W2V4 per cent ; last loan , 2 per cent ;
closed offeifd at 2 per cent.
1'HIMl ) Ml'.HCANTILi : rAI'KIl 1OIH per
HTKHLINO KXCHANOK Firm , with actual
business In luuikon * ' bills at SI.8Ui for demand
and ut } 4.82ftl.S2'fc for sixty d.iys ; posted rates.
Jl.fi2Uii4.S3't anil J4.85'i ; commercial bills. J4.81.
SILVKH fKllTIFK'ATKS-SSBSSHe.
HAH HILVBH-OS e.
MI5XICANDOLLAHS 43Uc.
OOVKHNMKNT IlON'DS-Stronft.
KTATK llONrtS-Uull.
HAILHOAD llONIW-Flrm.
Closlnir quolallonu on bonds were as follows :
llnnk of Hiinlund Sliiti-ineiit.
LONDON , Oct. tl.-Th weekly statement ol
tha Dink of Knuland howii the fjllgwlne
clinnKiM us cumium'd with tha prevlou account J
Total reserve. IncieaBe , SK1.COO ; circulation , de-
tM-urlfjeii , rt'ecreaiie. C3.1U.MO:1 > 'lir1vat ' de'potftii.
deerrat-e. t.lvj.lfO ; publllc depdilu. decrease.
. Increaw. gov-
recurllh , dtcit-asi ; , UUO.Ooa | ,
Tljf > .cn5 s > rU ° n 'oT th - - - -
serve to ll.ibi'lly whlcli last .
w. t-k was 41.71 per
cent. Is 4Rso per < - nt
The Hunk of KnRlnnJ's rnto of discount re
mains unchanged nt 1 per cent
_ NiW OHLL-IANS , Oct. 21. CI.Mrlngs , $1.383-
HOrtTON. Oet. 21. Clearings , $13.511,460 ; bal
ances. $1.173.372.
HAl.TIMOItrc , Oct. 51. Clearings , J3.3SI,9Si ( ,
balances , $ ur.3SO.
NBW YOHK , Oct. 21. Clenrlngs , J137.HC.C10 ;
balances , $ s , > 20.120.
I'lIlLADHLl'lIlA , Oct. 21. Clearings , $11,500-
202 ; balances , $ ISI3,2C3. ,
MKMl'lllS , Oct. 21.-Hearing ? , $105,737 ; bal
ances , $ * lfol. New Yoik exchange , par.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 21. Money , 2 ! G < ; per cent.
New Yoik exchange , par. Clearings , } lC8ti < J.
ST. LOPIH , Oct. 21. t'learlnns , $3,2S7.0I1 ; b.-ll-
unees. $ l'jii,24) ' . Money , T < fS per cent. New York
exchange , 2.V discount bid ; par asked.
CHICAOO. Oct. 21. Clearings , J17.4I,1S1. : New
jerk exc-haiiKe. 10c premium ; poste.l rates $1 S3
< ! fl.fc.-i ! . . StoL-lts mirly active ; Diamond Match
and New York lib-cult In good demand ; closing ;
New \ork lllscult. C1T4 ; lllanioinl Match , lisvi ;
Lake Street. ! ! ) ; ; South Sids L. , C2U ; N'orth Chicago
cage , 227 ; West Chicago , lot- Oas Os , lOlij.
I''OI- ' | KII Kliiaiir.lMl.
nnHLIN. Oct. 21. Kxchange on Ixindon , 20
marks 34 pfg. for cheeks.
1'AIHS , Oct. 21. Three per Pent rentes , lOJf
L'7'jc for the account. Kxclmnge on London , 2Jf
Ifr' o for checks.
COTTOX .MAJtICI T.S.
Humors ofVroNt In 'I'rAiis nnd UlNslN-
slpiil CHUN- , slKlit | ( iiilu.
N'KW YOHK. Oct. 21. The cotton market
opened today at an ndvanci" of 2 points and fur
ther advanced 2fi3 points In the tirst hour , early
cables being better than expected In view of our
decline of yesterday. The pet advance was re
duced tti 1552 points by noun by liquidation , ca
bles not meeting expectations. Huylng by a
lending Greek hous-e and Hy n leading rhlladel-
phla house causnl some anxiety on the part of
thu shorts in connection with 'reports of frost In
Texas , Mississippi and Tennetsee. Covering be
came a feature In the afternoon nnd the market
turned decidedly ( Inner. Private cables i-latuil
that the Kngllsli cotton ' trrtde was becoming
iilnimed In view of the frost advices from this
sl1SvTlle"larheJ ' closei1 steady ut u net advance
of Jjj.1 points , 'lotul sales futures , llliOO bales.
Closing pi-Ices : .laniiaiy , $6.12 ; I'ebiuary , $0.15 ;
July $0.33 ; October , $0.09 ; " No'venibe'r. " "oVj iei
ceinlier , JO.O'J. .
.Spot closed unchanged
' ; middling
uplamls , 7 1-lOe ; middling gulf. C 7.'ice ; middling
6lCc ; net iceclpts , 2.C3I bales ; gross , < StM
bales ; exports to Franco. 770
bales ; to tl u con
tinent. 1UO bales ; forwarded , 4,159 bides sale" ,
fil bales , all pplnners ; Block , r,0r,7ri bales. Total
today ; Net receipts , 53,2f.l bales ; exports to Client
nrltiiln. IS.5.,1 bnles ; .to Krnnce. 9,77 * balesto
the conllnem , ll.Wtf bales ; stock. CKi.sjj { , „ ] ,
Consolidated : Net tecelpts. 30IJ.75C balese
' ' " " " ' 't ' Hrltaln
? -i'm , 84,863 bales ; to Kin nee
33,1.71 bnles ; to the continent
, 72,934 bales Totni
"hjce Scptember 1 : Net receipts , I. 9I.2Sii ba" !
ordinary , 311-32,1 J' ftmi
; ordinary. 3 5-32,1 , sa e '
bales , of which 1,000 bales were for HI eeul'i'l ?
nnd export , nnd Included IMOO bdles ofme
can ; receipts. 2S.OOO bales , Inclujlnc 10,400 Inln
of Amerlean. Futures opened quiet but i-teudy
with a modeiate demand , and clo.ed stea K-
Amerlean middling L. M. p. . October 3 " 0-04,1 ,
buyers : October and November , 3 23-fild buyers-
November and December , 3 S0-64d buyers ; n
cember nnd January. 3 20-rd | buyers ; Jnhuirv
nnd February. 3 sn-Gl.l . buyers : February and
3 'l-iV " ' Gtil'1 ' 1 > uycrBl M''I-I ' > ani1 PrU.
323-01,1 sellers ; .May and June , .1 sj-niil buyVrs
" ? ? " ' ' 32l"lld ! ' 'Uyers ; July anj Augu t ,
! : ) ! He
NF.W OHLt'IANH. Oct. 21.-COTTONQuet |
nml steady ; KabM. 5,0'jfl bales ; ordinary , | TiP.
goo , ] ordinary. r , e : middling , fc low ml.U .
dllng , r. a-lGc ; middling good , fll-lfc ; middling
fair. O.VlCc ; recelptn 1131 bales : stock. 12D.31 !
biles. Kutures steady ; rales. 21.200 ; October
} .ri.77 bid ; November. $ : , .7iflj.SI ! ; December , l.l.n'i
SiS.M ; Jnnuarv. i. ' > .Mfi.S3 : Febninry. d.f-
G.SS ; March , $5.92S5.93 ; April , $ 'i.97K5.aS ; May.
' '
'ill'Lvi'l'lilS , Oct. 21. COTTON-Qulct : mid
dllng. 5'ic ; reeelptu , 6.575 bnles. shipments. 3 27D
bales ; slock. ni,222 bales ; sales. 3.000 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. -COTTON-QuIet : no i-ales
reported ; middling , r. 15-lCc ; receipts. S.ldl bales ;
Klilpmenls , 7,248 bales ; stock , 21,7 8 bales.
Oil Unrkft.
OIL CITY , I'a. . Oct. 21. Credit balanees , iBcj
certlllcntes. no bids ; shipments , 9S.907 bbls. ,
runs. 101.r 8 bids.
WILMINOTON. N. C. . Oct. : i.OUTurpen -
tine. dull , nothing doing. Hosln. llrm. } l.l."iif
1.20. Crude turpentine , quiet , fl.SOfl2.AO. Tor ,
" '
"CH'AHLKSTON. s. c. . Oct. zi.-Turpentinc ,
quiet at 200. Husln , llrm.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 21. Turpentine , nrm nt 20rj
sales , 15 150 bbls. llisln , ( I'm and unchanged ;
sales , ICGI bbls. ; rtveipts , G.411 bbls.
.llnrkrt * .
NBW YOHK. Oct. 2l.-SlJGAH-Haw. dull.
Hellned , ilull ; KTannlateil. ! i\io. \
NKW OHM-JANS , Oct. Zl.-RUOAIC-Qiilel ;
open kettle. 2U"-TVic ; ccntrlfUKnl. while , i'iit
! ic : yellow , 3l4W3T4o : FetpnUB. 2SJ3o. ; Mnlnimex ,
itenily ; open kettle , faffSSo ; ynii. | ISftZSc.
TUB IIKAT/rV ' .irVllKKT.
INSTUIJ.MHNTS placed on record Ootober
WAimANTY mSKDS.
13. C Kewlon and wife to \t. A.
Schnfer. undlv. ' ,4 or' ' pi * of wVne
ne 2S-15-12 ! ; . . . . . . . .J 40)
Vlnceiio Hratiylc and wife to Mug-
delena I'lvonka. pe inul 'se w imd
10 acres In ne sw 17-in-12 . ' . IS.0'0
J. I' . Qlb'on and wlf toI I " . I. nishop ,
lot ) , blk 15 , licdford lJaeo 2
L. A GrofT and wife to' W H. lien-
nett & Co , , lot 5. Hoeilr # M add ] . ( XX )
Helrn of Hyron Hred to'.JI. . 1) . Olblu.
nndly. ' ,4 lot . blk 2 : undlv. Ii lot
9. blk 8 , Urakc'8 add , jj 2
ISllas Svenson and wife , to M. M.
Woodbridge. lot B , blk Covell'H add 323
QUIT CLAIM I3HI3D8.
W. A. Paxton , trustee , toV. . O. ami
A. J. SinionBon , lots t7 , IS.and 19.
\ \ averlv add . . . . . . . . . . . . . j , . . . i
J. H. B'lvls ' and wlte to Charlfs S irelp ,
lot 14 , hik 6 , Jones' add to Vulley , . 1
Dt-JBDS , . .
Sheriff to O. \ \ ' . Henrv. east 0) acre.i
of tax lot 4 , In ni-lS-n
Total amount of trnnsfcrfl , ? 2tf
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Supply at the Yards Hardly Up to
Dealers' Expectations.
CATTLE TRADE SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE
iiMlitcA bo u I Stonily ultb ( lint of
Wednesday llim n Simile
I'liiNler \\llh Dillon
ly Over.
SOUTH OMAHA , Oet. 21. HecclpK for the
days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hog * . Sheep , llorrcg
October 21 3,722 4Su > W.S il
October 20 3Wl S.4i7 : 5.02'1
October 19 4,477 2.6:3 S.P.iH
October IS f. , i7 ; fill 10.161 H
Ootober 10 ( S3 3.3il7 4,12) . . . .
October 15 2,72-i 3.153 CSI . . . . '
October 14 5 , t ! 3,353 l.Olll 1
October 13 3,911 3.2SS 703
O.'touor 12 C..11S r.O.M . . . . 23
October 11 7,43:1 : 1,433 4.S1V. 3
October 0 1,019 3,572 511
October S 1,771 4,97.1,351 o
October 7 4'J10 5,520 3.MO 23
October fi & .9.K 5,713 1,022
The ufllpt.il ntim'ier of cars ot stock
brought In today by each ro.ut was :
Cuttle. Hog . Sheep. H' . . 'a
C. , M. & St. 1' . lly. . . . 1
O. St. 1. . Hy 2
Mo. 1' . Hy 33 2
U. P. system CO 10 11
V. , K. & M. V. K. U. . 17 14 2
C. , St. I' . , SI. & O. Hy 1 I ! . . 1
H & At. H. H. H 43 2li
O. , H. .t I ) . Hy 3 C
K. C. & St. J 1
C. , H. I. & P. Hy. , K. . . 3
C. , H. 1. & V. Hy. , W. II ) 1
Total receipts * liiT 7Q 13 1
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
as follows , each uttvcr purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated :
Uiiycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co U KH )
G. 11. Hammond Co. . . 23 : , 1,113 12
Swift anil Company 12'J l.oso Si2 !
Oudahy Packing Co 31)1 ) 1.S77 CCi
H. llecker and Uegnn . . SI
Vimsant & Co 17
J. I. . Carey fi44 . ,
W. 1. Stephens 301
Betiton & Underwood . . 177
Huston Sr Co Ifit
Krebbs , t Co 100
Hui -13
Dennis Wolf lit
North IK
Cudahy P. Co. , 1C. C. . . . 10
Planklr.ton , Milwaukee 233
Other buyers 360 1 ! )
Lett over 430 CO Iii7
Totals 4,011 5,103 3,360
CATTLE Hecelpts of cattle were a llttlo
less than yesterday , lit ) cars- being reported
In the yards , of which number thirty-seven
car. * were consigned direct to uaeUers. The
maikct as a whole vvns without change of
any material Importance.
There were Mix to eight loads of fairish
cam-fed In eves In the yards whlcltold read
ily at llrm prices. One three-load bunch of
steers sold' as high as Jl.sfl.
The market on cows and heifers wns note
? o active aa oil some days , but still it was
about steady and a clearance was el'fecled
before the close. One bunch of choice corn-
fed heifers brought $1.10.
Stackers and feeders were In fair supply
and sold freely at steady prices. Thu great
hulk of all the eattleJ in the yaids sold and
In good season. Hepresentatlvo sales :
NATIVES.
HKLH-1 STI-I-HS.
received today OB yesterday. The market was
a Hhnde easier , though the. most of tbe IIOKS
sold nt the sami' range as yesterday. Light and
butcher weights brought t3.00S3C7'i , as against
J.i 005(3.70 yckteidny. Heavy hogs went at J3.41 { ?
3 55 the same as yesterday , but the proimrtlon of
salon nt the bottom pi Ice was comewbat larger
today. The average of all the sules fas l'.c
lower t'.ian yeaterd.iy. Hepresentatlve Hales :
BHBKP The u'cclpls were llbeial and the mir-
ket opened etrndy , but clovc-d cauler. Hep-
resentatlvu eales ;
No. Av. Pr.
20 culls : . k : | 300
13 ne tern ewe . 02 SCO
W feedorii . ! 370
833 western wethera . 2 3 SO
137 we tcrn wethers . ! ii 3 70
12 liutlVLwethers . 14 } 4 M
Sit western lambs . DS 4 CO
299 western lambii . til 400
2' ) weatern cwcs . 91 330
> VlV Vork Live Slork.
NiW YOHK. Oct. 21. IIKKVKH llecelptu , M
head ; no trading , Kuropeun cnblfs quote Ameri
can hteum ut lOlifdlc ; icfrlgerutor beef , 7 if
\ic \ ; exportd. UO beoven anil K klu-ep.
CALVKK-Hcci-lpts , 83 head ; veal * . VW 7.M ;
jnmu-r . (3.unfi > j.25 ; western eilvcs. J5.W.
8IIKKP AND LAMIIH-lteceUili. 3,350 head ;
bvrp. > 3.00iH.V ) , Limbs , M.WifG.OO.
IlOnS-Ilccelptii. IC.'I head ; giuady at
SJ , Liinlx Ll " . < Stuck.
ST I.OIIIH , Oct. 11. OATTLU-neci-lpU. 4.M9
bead : hl > UJ ot , : , UM bead , murkrt steady for
native * ; Tuin a. thaile lower ; fair tu i-hulce
i native IhipimiK ana export cti-vrn , .
I bulk of kRle , I4.U64.M. drcvit'tl bttf
butcher stocr.i. M J--ifN.V bulk of silfs , II V.ff
4.0 : ' . Micrs under l.oco poun'lj ' , $ . ' 4""tfl 50 , bulk
of snlf.o , U.7504.40. cows nnd heifers , J2.00O
4.2' , Texa nn , | Indian steers , } J W1f4 IS. Inilk
of sales. 1.6WJ.5 ; cows nnd heifers. ti.fOQ
. .
HOClS-Hpcelit | , B nM hend ; shipments. . .
he-ad market more active n < l stronger , lUht ,
J3.KMfJ.7S. mlxpt , fj.sn r3.70 ; heavy. J.I IWWS. * ) ,
SHKKP-Hecelpts , I.X ( > 1 hiMtl , shipments. SOU
hf.iil ; market strong ; native mutton. " , J3.0fl
3. S ; cull and tufckn. } ! . ( HJ. " ) ; slockers. JJ.M
e.75 : Unibs. $1.009 : . So.
CIIICVi ( ( ) 1,1V 1-3 STOCK MM1KUT.
Cuttlo unit line * Itnlil 'I'lielr Ouu
Slioop nml Liiinlix Aetlve. Illnber.
rilU'AOO. Oct SI.The Kcnernt .leman.l for
c.ittlo wn not i\ny better , but the limited sup
ply prevented any further weakening In prlivs.
nnd ( tome holdover lots sold for moio than wna
bid for them \estonl.iy. Poor to fair Rrndea of
nnll o steers snld nt from J3.75 to ll.\ whll"
eholce to prime shlpplHK rutllo tiroURht from JIM
to J5.30. A largo share of the rultlo sold nt
from JI..V ) tn J5.IO nnd supeilor bexxes broiiRht
from ? . " > . ! . ' > to J.VSiV Heavy callle sold nnywhere
from JI.Si ) to J5.50. The Mocker nnd feeder trndi-
wns rather poor , but prime feedein nold ns hlKh
ns Jt.iV ) nnd JI.M. Calves were iinrlinnKFd.
Western mnRcrs were falily nnlinnted at sIlRhtly
better prices , steers bringing from J3.W tu
51.33.
In IIOKS tliore wan n fnlrly nctlvo BhlpphiK
.lemand , prlce lullni ; steady except for coarse
puckers , which showed considerable weakness.
The Kfenler part of the offeiltiRs found pur-
chaseis nt from J3.O ) to J3.9D , eonitnon packers
selling around f.1.40 nnd J.1.50 nnd prime llKht.
mixed nnd butchers nt from J3. ! > t > to Jl. tVm-
mon heavy bo s were numerous nnd n pxvl
many pigs w-cie recelv < id. the urenler part of
the plffH fetchlniT from J3. lo to J3 So.
Trnde In sheep nnd lambs wns exceedingly
active at an n\ernKi' nilMilire of lOo per 100 Ibs.
on sheep and lambs. NnlU1 sheep sold nt from
J2.SO to J3 for the poorest , Ut J4.2o nnd Jl.oil for
prime tu extra lots , while sreut numlM-rs of
western sheep changed hand * at from J.1..V ) to
J4.tr . Ijiimbs sold ncthely nt from Jl to JO ,
westerns biltmlni ; from 11.23 to J.'i.fiO. l-'enlcrn
took n peed many western sheep at from J3.CO
to J3.SO , ntitl nice hit-odlns ews broiifiht J4.
Hecelpls : Cattle , S.600 head ; IU.B * . 30 , iW head ;
i-hecp , I5,0 ( bend.
KIIIIMIIM City Live StooU.
CITY Oct. 21 .
KANSAS , -OATTI.U-Herelpts. .
7.000 bead ; market Meady to Mronff ; Texas steerp
J2.f."j n.lO. Texni row. , 12.0)1/1.15 ) / ; native steers.
J3.OOfif5.Ki ; native cows and heifers , JI.40ST.1.1 <
Btockers and feeders. J2.7J5M.:3 : bulls , f3.l..4f
4,0i ) .
11OOS Hecelpts , 11,000 bend ; mniket Mfnily to
n , shade lower bulk of sales. J3.MXi3.ri ) , heavies
and packers , $3.4oiri.:3 ! ! : mixed. J3.M5j"3.C5 ; Yorlt-
ers. J3.fMi5.W , ( ; I'K ! . M. < OHI.f .
SltKKP Hecelpts , 4,000 head ; mniket llrmi
Inmbs , J2.3JIU3.tiO ; muttons , J2.)0u"l.25. ) (
I llHt lliilTnlo Live Stiiok.
12AST HITI.'PALO , Oct. 21.-OATTLi-Stendy.
HOOS Yorkei-B , peed to chol.-e. Jl.lotffl.SO ;
rounds , common to good , J3.50Jj3.CO ; pigs , Kood
to choice , 51.10.
SItni-i' : AND LAMHS-Hecelpts. 15 ears ;
lamb * , choice to extra , J. .OJi'f ) .7fi : culls to fair.
Jl.2jff5.10 ; sheep , choice to selected wctheis , SI. 40
culls and common tdiepp. J2.
Slui'lc In Slulil.
Hecord of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for October 21 1
, Cattle. llo s. Sheep.
Omaha . 3.772 4.MK ( C-i
Chicago . sr.oi ) ao.oofl r..io )
Kansas City . 7mO ( ll.mx ) 4ln
St. Louis . 4.001) C.OOO L'.MIU
Totals . 51,272 51.SOJ 21 , CCS
NHW YOHK , Oct. 21. COKI'IOlN-Optlons
opeiii-1 quiet , unchanged to 5 points lower ruled
dull nnd heavy under continued heavy receipts
nt Hlo nml Santos , Indlffeience of speculators ,
hlack P | > ot demand nnd heavy stocks ; selllui ; ar
rested by liberal warehouse deliveries In the
t'nlted States. Clo ed steady , with prices un
changed to [ i points lower ; sales , S,2."o ba s. In-
cludlnB .Vovember , Jj.Crt ; March , JI..43. Spot
coffee. Hlo. quiet. Mild , nulet. Total warp-
ImiiKu dellveiles from the 1'nlteil Statei. 13. ; , ; )
bans , IncludinK 12,4lii : lintst from Now York ; New-
York stock today , t l.M7 ! b.iui ; I'nltcd States
stock , r.llM7 ! bans ; nllo.it for the foiled Stati"- ,
3S7.000 bass ; total visibletor the t'nlted State- ,
S9S.SC7 baus , ninln t foS.SOJ IMRS last year and
ril7..K0 ; ba s III IkW.
IIAVHIO , Oct. 21. COl-'PKn Closed ' , if net
lower ; sales. ' < oHin ( IIUKS.
SANTOS. Oct. 21. COFl-TK Quiet itood nv.
OI-.IRU Santos. 8.000 rels ; rvcelpts. S'i.OHO ' buss ;
stock. l.l.Vi.ooo bass.
llAMIiritri. Oct. 21. COFPKI' - MpfB lower- ,
sales , 21.000 bans.
H1O DM JANI-iHO , Oct. ! ! . rOFI''KK Weik :
No 7 Hlo. 7. WO rels : exchance. 77-10d ; receipt" .
13 OCX ) IIIIB.I- cleared for the. United States. 10.000
bans : foriurope. : O.O-'O bans stock , 440.WO bags.
\ < MV York Dry CuoilH Market.
NIJW YOHK , Oct. 21. The dry Roods matket
Is Ftlll itulte dull at MrsU hands. Thhl baH been
suipilshiK. as It wna thought Hint with the nd-
% ent of eolder weather In some i-ectloiia there
would be a mniked Inciease In the bulk. De
mand for spring Roods Klvea promise of beliiK
heavy , but as yet the buying to test prices and
for other reasons tells very little with iCRnrd to
the future. The matket for woolen and worsted
goods for men's wear Is solid and active. Ureas
Kooda In woolens ami mlvtutes are nlau tn steady
demand and the dtinnml for cloakhiKs and over
coats remains hcyivy. with prices htlll llrm. .lob-
bers me Ktlll dolnu a fair buslnrsa In se.isonahlB
lines nnd the illstrlbutlon In vnilous paits of the
country Is lepoited fair. Collections contluuo
easy In staple ootton lines the matket Is ( pilet.
There la a generally weaker tendency shown In
the market In sympathy with the print cloth
market. Print oloths are quiet , even tinder re
laxed price conditions.
Cnllforiiln Di-led Frultx.
NHW YOHK. Oct. -CALIKOHNIA DUIRD
Fit I' ITS Stea ly ; evaporated appleij. common ,
iifno jier Ib. ; prime wire tray. S'Jo ; wood dried ,
prime , & ' ; . < ? choice , SH S ic ; fancy , He. . Prunes.
li'iTSVii ' jier Ib. , aa to alie nnd iiuallty. Aprlcolp ,
Hoyal , "filler ; Moor P.irk. flifllc. . Peaches , nn-
peeled , 7 i11r ; peeled , 12'ifjl7c.
NHW YOHK , Oct. 21. WOOI. Steady ; fleece.
215T31c ; steady and unclumBcil ; Texan , Ilfil7e.
ST. I.Ot'IS. Oct. 21. WOOIrnchaiiKed : me
dium , i ; (21c ; llKht line , 13lC'.ii' ' ' ; heavy line , 10
5fHc ; tub washed , 22f(31e. (
TIP.
A Fur KiiNtcm I'liui of Urlnklnpr With
out CidliiKDruiik. .
The glasses were Koing round , relates the
Louisville Courier-Journal , when the man
who had been in tlio navy spoke : "Walt a
minute , boys. AVo'vo had several , Let mo
Klve you a tip that I learned when I was on
the China station. You are pretty Rood drink
ers , you Kentucky boys , and you can hold
your own with anybody east , west or north
who tries to put you under the table. Hut
unless you carry out my plan don't you ever
stack yourselves up aKalnst nn ISnKllshimn ,
and especially nn army or navy olilcer. You
could knock them out on whisky , hut they
don't drink It , except In the lmpo of smoky
Scotch and Irish abominations. Hut with
champagne , HiirKUiidy , claret , ole , sherry ,
Madeira , port , pulque In .Mexico , sakl In
China , palm liquor In Africa , bamhooH anil
shandygaff In India , stecr clear of them
that It ? , unless you hive tlio good luck to
meet a certain llttlo yellow-faced , wlznncil
cruolo from Louisiana whoso recipe Is pusscd
around the mess table of United Statct * men-
of-war to this day. It started in tlio olil
days when the Hrltlsh olllccrs always had
tlio pleasure of outstaying their American
guests or hosts whenever two ships met on
foreign stations , Then that llttlo yellow
devil came along with IIH ! trick und the
Kngllshman liau never Binco.oomo out bettor
than necond In any drinking bout. The
secret ? Ollvo oil. Quo wlneglassfnl before
the fun begins , and If possible another later
on , and you can keep your wit and legs
throughout the dampest evening. I mippo.io
ono of two things happens. Kltlier the oil
coats the stomach and keeps tlio alcohol
from being absorbed by the system or else
It floats on top and keeps the fumes from
rising to the brain. Hut you'll have to auk
the medlclno men about tliat. All I know
Is Its practical result , and that has enabled
us Yankee noodles to go home cheerful and
clear-headed many an evening when our
foreign cousins were BpeeclilCEB , "
JAMES E BOYD ft CO. ,
Tcluplionc 103 ! ) . Onuilia , Xub
COMMISSION ,
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IIOAIID 01' TI1ADI- !
Direct wires to Chicago ami New YorU.
Correspondents : John A. Waircn & Co.
Weare Commission Go
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Kxci-iile urdei-H promptly for I'lilure
delivery on Clilcuuo , .MIIII < MIIUN nnd
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Tflfiihoiii ; IDr.II.
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Omaha ,
Grain , Provisions , Stocks ,
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BOSTON.
I'ulille Library.
Veiiilonic llnlol.
BUFFALO.
tfpurnpo Hotel XIMVH Slniul.
BILllNGS
. .1.V. . Shearer.
BUTTS
Koofp llro * .
\Vllliiu.i
SlilrlilN , i
CHEYENNE.
K. A. liO
Olicyeiinidull. .
CHICAGO.
Auditorium lintel NMVN .Stnllil.
Auditorium AllllrxIMVH Stniul.
Croat \orlhoru lloiolI - N Hdiiul.
I'nlliier UOIINI * N'i > wn Slnnd.
I'tiNtolllee XIMVN Stniul , No.17 Mrnrrj
born tilrci't.
CLEVELAND.
\V < MllIcIl lloilNO.
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( 'oiiiiiii'rcliil TrnvoIorN * A
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COLORADOSPRINGS
Hrlseoc llriim.o. . lit ) Siiulli Tfjoit St.
CAMBRIDGE , MASS
Harvard L'nl vrrnlty Iillirnry ,
DENVER.
llro vu Hotel NIIN Stnnil.
Hamilton . Ui-iulrlek. .
.Mol.uln , I'll I .V Co. . SII5 Slxleeiith St ,
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TinSlnllonoij C > .
WiiiilNiir Hotel \IMVM StaiuJ.
DES MOINES.
.MONOM Jiuol Hf KoeU I HIn ml Depot *
HOT 'SPRINGS S.
Dm 11
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HELENA.
W. A. Moorr.
Holoiiii 1'nlillil.llirnry. .
KANSAS CITY.
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Y. M. C. A. Iti-iulllin' Itooin.
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\ V.Vuhli. .
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I.Ibrnry.
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