to THIS OMAHA DAILY NE'E : IMtlDAY , OCTO1VEH 21 , 1808.
COMMERCIAL AN ! ) FIXAXCIA
Eoropoan War Scare Controlling Fact
Among the Speculative Crowd ,
GRAIN MARKETS ON AN UPWARD SCAI
IH'crtntirr AVIicnt AiUnni-rs TITO nil
n Half On In nnil Corn , Onlx unit
1'rovlnloiiH Arc
nnil
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Rumors of a fort !
coining European war nnd enormous e ;
port engagements today caused n. dccldi
rally In wheat prices. December close
with u gain of 2U < i/2 3-Sc. Corn ndvanci
7-S&1C. Oats Improved ' 4tj5-Sc. 1'ork ai
Jard lelt off at an advance of 12'ac ca <
nnd ribs rose f'&lflOu.
An old-fuHhloned European war scar
nlih all thu trlmmlnss , was the conlru
line Inlluenco In wheat at the openln
JK-fore business started huio r 'jiorts fro
the other side were to the effect .that gra
market : ! were excited and up equal
rjSB ( l-3c nnd English consols wens 3-Sff
per cent lower. In addition to that the
were reports from New York of cnormoi
xport engagements of wheat by Europ
IJien cumo a lot of supplemented news '
( i similar encouraging nature from the 1
i prior. Minneapolis told of sales ot 130,0
) > bs. ! of Hour yesterday , of which u thl ;
wan for export , and there were ndvlces i
"iBht Inches of snow In portions of tl
northwest which had been relied upon
supply a good portion of the coming mov
ment of spring wheat from llrst hand
An enormous business was transacted her
For Instuiuo otic nrm that had bong !
i ills Tuenuay night on fuliy 2OwUOO bu.
wheat , was credited with having sold lti
i 00 bu. of It during Iho llrst hour. Ti
dcmund WHS uucli that thu grain was rea
ily absorbed , nnd the price , nfter ii sllgl
ill [ > on some prollt taking , advanced to
iiinhur llgure than It had yet reached. 1
noon December wheat hud started 2'ti21
higher than Tuesday's close at C77-Syi ,
and advanced to bMie and the market Ke ;
abreast. Receipts hero wore only 3M ca
and the total arrivals nt primary marke
lur two days were 2U52uX ) bu. , again
l.OOI.UUO bu. for one day a year ugo. Actu
export clearings were 025,000 bu. The big !
out prices of the day were readied win
Dei ember rose to GSUftGSG-Sc , duo to tl
covering of a largo line of wheut by
local speculator. At its conclusion tl
market sagged back to about thu openll
liguro December closing nt CSc sellers.
Thu foreign situation was reflected
corn , which started nt a sharp ndvanc
The cable acceptances were enormous ai
there were sales from hero to the seaboai
direct of 1,500.000 bu. That Imltod actl'
Covering by shorls and the heavy salu
cash grain Bent the olrvntor people In
the pit to buy futures. There was gene
ous realizing of prolllu later on on lei
property , but the demand \VIIB more the
HUlllclent to absorb the offerings and tl
advance was well maintained. The w
weather was also a bullish Inilucnce earl
but predictions of a diop In the temper
turo tomorrow Dually acted as nn offs <
Jlecelpts were 932 cars. December opem
fyffilr higher at 32 3-M32c advanced
32'iiij32 ( 7-8c then declined to 32 5-io whli
wan the selling price at the close.
The speculative considerations whli
moved the other grains was shared In I
natH. There wan nn excellent demand f
ash nnd prices ruled > ic higher. The ral
was limited , however , by free realizing
holders and by country selling. The bu
Ing generally came from shippers again
expert sales. May began Mij-Sc up
24 l-'i24 ' 5-Sc , advanced lo 24ic : , nnd r
ficlcd to 2l' ' < .c at the close- .
The bullish sentiment In provisions wi
Htlmulaled by Iho developments in the ge
nil speculative situation In food suppllt
Shorts were forced to cover and they s
cured most of the property from llri
with English und continental connectlor
Packers sold liberally on the advnnc
which tended to check the upward ten
tmcy. January pork opened 15c higher
? ! ) .3o , declined to $ ! .27 < , . advanced to $9. '
Mold off to $1.80 , then ndvnnced to $4.87
the cloning figure.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow ar
Wheat. 175 cure- corn , 440 cars ; oats , i
urn ; hogs , 26,000 head. -
Leading futures ruiiH.'d as follows :
Articles. Open. Hlsh. LOTT. Co ! e. Tiles
\VhC4tT
Oct. . . . C'
Di'O. . .
May. . OsH'th '
forn.
Oct. . . . 33 nan 33
Drc. . . . 32KP.U
May. . . 34H-36
Ontn.
DfO. . .
May. . .
Porit
Di-o , . . sin R07S 810 HOI
Jtui. . . . usj ; 040 0 i7hi 021
Lanl.
Dec. . . . B07H ni2 > , fiOB 5 12H 49'
Jan. . . . 615 520 C 17 SOI
lllbs.
Oct. . . . S4E (45 B40 6 10 63'
485 iSO 4 VI
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows ;
FLOUR Steady ; spring special brain
S4.00 < 2'4.10 ; hard patents , $ l.HKj4.30 ( ; wlnt
straights. J3.0f > B3.20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , ( VJSjfiRe ; No.
tipring , C6flG7ho ; No. 2 red , CWiilQc.
CORN No. 2. 32'/jC ; No. yellow , 325- !
OATS-NO. 2. 2U- NO. 2 white , 2 21
! No. 3 white , 25fi2G ( ! .
RYE-NO. 2 , 49V4c
HAR LEY-NO. 2. .
SBKDS Flnxneed , No. 1 , 9139GC. Prlt
timothy seed , $2.35.
PROVISIONS Pork. mess , per bbl. , JS
> 8.10. Lard , ner 100 Ibs. , $5.10i5.15. She
jibs sides ( loose ) , $5.2Wi5.15. Dry salt
Hhoulders ( boxed ) . $4.50yi,75. Short cle
Hides ( boxed ) . J5.30fi5.40.
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshed goods , p
Bnl. . J1.25.
SUGARS Cut loaf and granulated u
hanged.
Thn following nro the receipts and shl
menu for today : _
Articles. Receipts. Shlpmen
bbls . 19,000 21 ,
"Wheat , bu . 210,30. . ) 91 ;
corn , bu . 751,100117 ,
Oats , bu . 5l2soo .lo , , !
llye , bu . 1S.20D l.i
Hurley , bu . _ li,50J _ 45 , :
On the Produce exchange todny th '
ler market was firm ; creameries , 13Tj2l
Oalrles , 12filSc. Eggs In . > - , j
cheese , steady and prices unchanged.
M1W YORK SPECULATORS IJMMTE
Advance In AVhpiit Siintiilnril n
KnoriiiiMiM r.xportN llcportcd.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20.-There was mi
ticllvlty In the wheat market today. 'I
hlmrp rlso to Sd In prices at Liverpool , I
jecent continued heavy export bus'm
imd the warllko character of the no
from Paris and London over the dispute I
tween England nnd Franco combined
t tlmulale u revival of speculation. T
market were excited hero and malntali
the advance despite liberal prollt takl
rales and the action cf the WISH
operators continuing fiolr previous tel
nf opposing the improvement.
There was a big export bimlnu-s n
higher freight rates i.sk d and over
carloads , or 1.200,000 bushels , wore , t.ifc
l\er \ nnd at tlu oittpom ui > to the clo
Home houses said thcro wo.-o upwards
fully 2W loads takni. but exporters wi
reticent. Not more than 1,200,000 bush
could bo continued. As has been rccen
the case the demand was from both l
1 'tilted Kingdom and the continent. T
makes the total export engagements so
equivalent to about 4. 700,000 bushels , ngali
S.WO.OOO bUFhfls taken last wrk. .
This is the largest bust'ics * transacted
wheat for expert for the period since I
ten-lit scramble to buy lu-ro In ivaivl
the Russian crop was Insulllclcnt to m
that country's requirements and expo
were prohibited. There was also a big <
port demand for corn and thu foreign
took over 1.000,000 bushels here nnd at I
outports for shipments , principally to i
continent.
M-1W Y011IC fJKNKU.YI , MARKI
( luutntlinm for the Day on
Coiiiinoi'ltlci.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20-FLOUR-Receli
JS.8S7 bbls. ; exports , 3.S71 bbls. ; strong i
Mgher , but rather cititct , as buyers w
unwilling to pay the advance asked ; win
patents. S3.75JH10 ; straights , J3.55'o3
Mlunofota patents. $ I.OOu4.40.
CORNMEAL Firmer.
RYE Strong ; No. 2 western , 53c , c. I.
IlulYulo.
RARLEV MALT-FIrm ; western , SSfll
WIIEAT-ReCBlpt , 139.S75 bu. ; cxpol
191.749 bu. ; spot steady ; No. 3 r
79 1-Sc , f. o. b. , afloat. Options opei
Htrong nnd excited on the advance In cal
xnd political disturbances abroad. Af
rhorts were tilled realizing developed t
with thn KUhft-qucnt d cllno nt Llvv
i > rlcc here wculicni-J clearly , closlin i 1' '
15-V n't hlelicr ; May , 73 ll-lCfo7IV. dost
73 7-Sr.
COUX-Hpcrlpt * . W.COO Im. ; export * , !
bu ; npot Htcaily ; No. 1. Sft-V. f. o. b. , nlloa
Options opum-d ntnitiKer on cables and r <
celvivl addlllotml xupport riurinir the 'In
from liravy export nale * . A llnul break wit
wheat loft tlm c-loyliig prlcfB uncliaiiKtfd I
LSc not hlKhor ; .May , 40 l-t&40',4c , close
40 1-Sc.
OATS Receipt * , fi9,201 bu. ; exports. 4
bu.i spnt llrmur ; No. 2 , 29c ; options qiile
nominal.
, lloi'S Klrm ; slate , common to cholc1
I HIM rrop. D'IIM : ; itiii crop , UtiUc ; U9i eru |
K'iiSOc ' ; Pacific conut , lS9fl crop , BftScj 1 ! > :
crup. 1imi3r ; 1S93 crop , 17 20c.
\VOM [ . Dull : ilei-co. 17 il1r. !
t'HEKSR Quiet ; lar u wlilte nnd colorci
S5-frc ; small white and colored , 9c.
KQCIS Firm ; western fresh , 20c.
TAM-OW-Steady.
COTTON8HKD olL-FInn ; prime crud
He : prlmo yellow , 22V4c.
HlCK-Mrm ; fair to extra , -I S-SJjGc.
MOi.AKPKH Firm : western. ClHc c. ! f
METALS The feature of thn metal ma
ltd today wan a sharp reaction In tin , li'
altogether unlooked for , con-ldcrltis tl
rapidity with whleh that imtnl hau f0i
Mnntly advanced. At the. clone the M-ti
reported jiljf Iron warrantH i
'ul , with J7.K ( > hid and (7.15 axke.
copper , quiet nnd unchuiiKi'd.
and Follurs at $12.50 ; tin , lower , tinstllci
J17.50 b'd ' and J17.75 nuked ; lead. i-n y , it. "
hid und { 3.S2H nskul ; spelter , iUlet | , buyt-i
and sellers at $5.00. The llrm naming tl
Hettllns prlri ! for lending mliura nt
Hmeltcrs at the west quotes k-ad at J3.70.
j OMAHA ( ii.Mii.vi. : MAUKIJT.
( . ' ( inilltlon of Tradi- mill ( ( mil iitlnim o
, Slnnlc ami I'"nii''v I'rniluec.
KOnS-Good stock. lGiffl7c.
KUTTKU-Coinmon to fair. l filc ; at ]
urator , 22c ; Knttu-rrd creamery , S0f21c. }
LIVE I'OUl/TllY Hens , 5 l-2c ; old roe ;
tors , 4c ; spring chickens , GUrffTc ; ducks , 6
Cc ; Reese not wanted.
GAMK Teal , blue wing , $1.75 ; green win
Jt.50 ; mixed , Jl.751i2.25 ; prairie chicken
youtifJ3.50 ; old , $2.50.
PIG KONS Live , per doz. , 73c.
VEAL-Oholce , 9c.
! VKGETA15LES.
CELEIlY-I'er bunch. 30QS3c ; Colorad
celerv , IMi-lje.
ONJONS-New , per bn. , 35J40c.
BKANSHunclpkkcil navy , per bu. , $1.
Cjl.l" .
POTATOUS-IVr bu. , Si < ! H.e.
SWEET 1'OTATOES I'er bhl. , J2.00-32.2
CADBAGKS Per bu. , irnti-il. le.
TROPICAL FIUTITS.
OHANGHS-SecdlliiK . $275 : Medlterr ;
nean .sweets. &J.OO ; Valenclas , J3.73.
LE.MONS-Callfornla , $0 ; fancy Mcaaln
JC.5U-ii7.OiJ.
KANAKAS Cholco , large stock , pi
bunch , J2.00Q2.25 ; medium sl.ed bunchc
$1.7552.00.
FHUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl. . Jonathan * . SUoffl.Oi
choice shipping stock , J3.501i3.75 ; oth <
Block. t3.WH3.ST ; Michigan apples , J3.JW3.7
PEACIIES-Callfoniia. 20-lb. case , ? 1.25.
PI * . . . .
t.MH--OreRon. JI.OOVI.SS.
1'EAHS-nnrtlett , Callfornlii , out of tl
market ; otlur varieties , $2.0rvji2.25.
(1HAPKS Callfornln Tokays , $1.60fiQl.G
New York grapes , 10ffl7c.
rKANHEURlHS Wisconsin. per bo
tl.25 ; Cape Cods , per bbl. , fn.25gc.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. . large size , 12
13c ; small , lie ; .Brazils , per lit. , 9f(10c : Kni
llsh walniils. per lb. , fancy soft shell , 11
12c ; standards. STiSc ; Illberts , per lb. , 10
pecans , polished , meillnm , U' < f7cxti ;
large , SftOo ; largo hickory nuts , Jl.OOffl.
per bu. ; small , $ l.15fil.25 per bu. ; cocci
mils , per 100 , $4.50155.00 ; peanuts , raw , 6H
roasted , 7'c. < ' .
MAPLE SYIU'P-Flve-Kal. can. eac
$2.75 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz. . $12 ; hal
Bui. cnns. $5.25 ; quart cans. $3.50.
HONEY-Chuicn white ' .
- , I2'XC. :
DATES Hallowce , GO to 70-lb. boxes , 5'A
Salr. 5c ; Kurd. D-lb. boxes , 8c.
FIGS Imported fancy , 3-crown , 14-1
boxes , lOc ; r.-crown. 41-lb. boxts. 13c ; 3-1
boxes , 22y2Hc per box ; Colifornla , 10-1
boxes , $1.
CIDEil Per halt bbl. , $3.25/3.CO. /
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDKS-No. 1 green bides. 7c ; No.
Kiecn hides , 6u ; No. 1 salted hides , S J
No. 2 salted hides. 73ic ; No. 1 veal cal
S to 12 Ibs. , 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to
Ibs. . 7c. -
TALLOW. GREASE. ETC.-Tallow. N
1 , 3r ; tallow , No. 2 , 2'iu ; rough tallow , IV-
white greasi' . 2 2 = ; yellow und broii
Ki-easp , ! > ! . ( ? ( 2 , ic.
SIIEIU1'ELTSGnen salted , each , 1C
iuc ; green salted shearings ( short wooli
early skins ) , each , liic ; dry shearings ( she
woolcd early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; ai
Mint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher ivn
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4H5c ; dry Illr
Kansim and Nebraska ninrrnlh wool pelt
per lb. , actual weight , 3'nlc ; dry Mint , Col
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actti
weight , 4f/5c ; dry flint , Colorado murrn
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3 < j le.
St. I.ouU MurUi't.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. X FLOUn-Flrm ai
higher ; patents , $3.Gof(3.70 ( ; straights , $3.33
ion ; clear , $2.75y3.W ) ; low to medium , J2.0C
"
WHEAT Quiet , steady and unchangi
iV * ( Ji c ,
( JOUN Fiituro.s closed easy , but bett
than yesterday ; spot higher ; No. 2 caf =
IHc , nominal ; October , 32'ic asked ; Decor
ber , ! llf(31 ( ( 7-Sc asked : May , 33 1-Sc.
OATS l''racllonall.v higher for future
with sKit unchanged ; No. 2 ciish , 23c hi
track , ' 'J'/ic ; Oitobcr , 23Vic ; Dot-enilK
24 ic asked ; May , SSlfce : No. 2 white , 263i
HYK Nominally at 18e.
SEEDS Flaxseed , higher at 92c ; prln
timothy seed , nominally at $2.40.
WIIISKY-$1.23.
CORNMEAL-l.COGl.n3.
HIIAN Stronger ; sacked , cast track , ffi
HAY Timothy , steady at $7.5Mf9 (
prairie , scarce at Jj.OWiC.OO.
P.UTTER-KIrm ; creamery , 1SS23V *
ilalry. 155i20c.
EUGS-Higher at Iuc.
POULTRY-Markot nrmer ; chlckrn
springs , 7HjSc ; old. GVjc ; ducks ,
geese , Cc ; turkeys , ST/S'--c.
COTTON TIRS-G 3-Sc.
HAGGING-7r i7'ic. '
METALS Lead , lower at
Spelter , stroni ; at $4.85.
PROVlSlONS-Pork , higher ; standa
mc.ss. jobblni , " , J.12'2. Ixird , scarce ai
hltcner ; prime sleinn , Jl.tO ; choice , $1.1
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , $1.371
extra whort clear , J5.V5 ; ribs , { 5.C7'ti ; sheri
J3..rA Hacon , bnxitl nhoulrtors , $4.7' ' : cxt
short clear , $3.73 ; rlb , $5.S7' < . ; shorfw , $ rt. (
RECEIPTS-Klour. 3Khbbls. : wheat , 9
00o bu. ; corn. i,0 ) X ) hu. ; oats , ; ! la ) bu.
SIlIPJlENTS-Flour , 0,010 bbls. ; wher
bu. ; corn , 99,000 bu. ; oats , 9,000 bu ,
Xw ilrM-nnw MurJi > .
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2ft. HOG PUO ]
UCT8 Steady. Pork , standard mess , $ s.
fd9.CO. l ard. iclniprt tierc > 5. ( . . ,
$3.12U1r > .25. linxoil meats , drj- salt shoul
ITS. JI.S7H ; sides * 5.G2'irr/5.75. Karen , Midi
clear ribs , $ ii.i7'iiti.50. : ! : llams , choice align
cured. $ S.5l > ji9.50.
COFFEE-Bteady ; Rio , ordinary to fa
C5-3jS ( 1-Sc.
RICE Firm : ordinary to good.IflSc. .
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFE
Quiet ; Hour , extra fancyu { > u.l.uu ; pn
cuts , J3vf (3.9ii.
CORNilEAl $1.C051.I .
HKAN-fi.V.
HAY-Prlmc. $10.00U11.CO ; choice , J12.CK
12.C.O.
C'ORN-No. 2 sacked , white and mlxc
37c ; yellow , SSc.
OATS No. 2 sacked , 2Mic.
K n n NUN C'lly ( iriiln mill I'rovlnlonii
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 10. WHEAT Mn
ket about 2c higher ; No. 1 hnrd , CGlfC !
No. 2 , G4 trC7iNo. ; . 3 , ( Uy. < ijG5Uc ; NO.
red. 7oc ; No. : l , 65'ntiSc ; No. 2 spring , Gl' .
65 > . .c ; No. 3 , GOMifc'M- .
CORN Murki-t KfilUc higher ; No.
mixed , 2'JViii30i' | ; No. 2 white , 30c ; No.
2S'jj2'Jc.
DATS Market higher : No. 2 white , 2ic
RYE Market tlrm ; No. 2 , 501751 V-c.
HAY Market about steady ; choice til
othy. J'i.7 : < if7.i)0 ; choice pralfle , $7.W.
BUTTER Market steady ; separator , 2i
21'tc ; dairy. We.
K'ns-M : rlft nrm ; fn > h. 15c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 102,600 bu. ; corn , 1
20rt bu. : oats. 11 , wn ) bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. lll.COO bu. ; cor
9,100 bu. ; oats , 2tOO bu.
TOLEDO. Oct. 20.-WHEAT-Hlgher a
dull ; No. 2 cash und October , 72c ; Decei
bor , 72c bid.
COIlN Active , steady ; No. 2 mixed. 31c
OATS-D\dl. steady ; No. 2 mixed. 23'/.c
RYE-Dull. higher : No. 2 cash. B2c.
CLOVERSEED-Actlve , higher : Prlr
cash. $ ) .DO ; October , tl.si ) .
Oil * North Lima , 7bBj South Lima a
Indiana , 73c.
Ui > o > litM | nt 1'rliiPlpnl
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 20. Receipts :
125 cars.
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 20. - Ilecclp
Wheat. 41S cars.
CHICAOO. Dot. 20.-Rfcelpta. two daj
Wheat , a > S cars ; corn , 932 cars ; oats ,
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 2D.-Uecclpl
Wheat , 171 cars.
Sun Frnni'lHi'oV1irnt > lnr'fo .
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.-WHEAn
Strong : Jl 257-s.
JIARLEY-FIrm ; December. $123.
F'nltlinonltnr < .
RALTIMORE. Oct. W.-FLOt'R-Flrm (
recelnts. n,4.S bbls. . exports , : i,753 bbls.
WHUAT-Stromr , lilgn r , No. i spot , T
143Hfi bu. ; prport155,170 bu.
Bouth.in wlu-nt , by sample , Jiifl7T'sc.
CORN Strong hlshrr ; upot and th
month. 37 > ifi3i 7-Sc ; steamer mixed , 37'1
ren-lpt ? , 7l.kD.l lii. ) ; exports , lil.sra bu.
Houthrrn white corn , 37Hf3e ; souther
yellow , J5"i3SVfC ,
OATri-Flrmer ; No. 3 while , western , :
f30c' ; receipts , SI.OS.1 1)11.
RYE-Strong. hiKher ; No. 2 western , We
rctnlpts. 27,137 bu.
JU'TTER AND TJGOS-Steady.
CHEESE Slendy nnd unchanged.
( 'liii'ltiitnl I > lnrl. < - ( .
riNC'INNATI , Oct. 20-FLOUR-Flrmei
\YHEAT-Strong. higher ; No. 2 red , 70c.
CORN Strong , blghcr : No. 2 mixed , S2'4 (
OATS l-'lrm. higher : No. 2 mixed , 25Vi
RYE Firm : No. 2. fi2c.
PROVISIONS Lard , stronger , higher
$ l.95fr5.m > . Hulk meats , uctlvc , higher ; $3.B (
IJacon , llrm : 10.75.
WHISKY Firmer ; $1.23. $
HUTTER-Flrm.
CHEESE-Flrm.
SUOAR-Steady. '
EUGS-Qulet ; 13c. ' .
MliiKi-miolN U'lioat
MINNEAPOLIS , Oct. 20. WIIEAT-
Strnnger ; October , GG'.ic ; May , CSc ; Nt
hard. GS'/iC. '
FLOL'R First patents , $3.S05i4.00 ; secon
patenls $ : ? 7Mi3.SO ; llrsl clears , $2.70'jj2.SO. '
URAN-In bulk , $ S.DOlO.CKX ( !
Liverpool ( ii-ulii Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 20.-WIIEAT-Mark (
inlet , 2vfi2'd hlght/r ; December , Cs 3c
March , Ss 2d.
CORN Market steady , 'ifr'-W hlghei
November , 8s lOil ; December , 3s thi
March , 3s Sd.
JIIIwnn1 ro ( Jriiln
MII VAUKEE , Oct. 20. WHEAT
Higher ; No. 1 northern , 70c ; No. 2 northerr
GSUe.
RYE Higher ; No. 1 , 43'ic. '
HAULEY Higher ; No. 2 , 47c ; sampli
35Q I5c.
1'forlu MnrUet ,
PEORIA , Oct. 20. COKN Market stron
and higher ; No. 2 , Sl ic.
OAi'S Market strong and higher ; No.
while. 25ri25'.4c.
WHISKY-Markct llrm ; basis of $1.23.
1'Mlnrlcttililn
PHILADELPHIA , Oct. 20. BUTTER-
Unchanged ; fancy western creamery , 22't ' <
EOdS Firm ; fresh western , liijK'/ic.
CHEESE-Stcady.
OPUUATIOXS IN STOCKS AMJ HOM1 !
ItpMlMtaiiop to npprt Nlnu : Infltipucr
oti 'Clinnm- Prominent I'padirc.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20.-Conslderlng til
apathy and indifference which have n
cently been manifested on the stock ej
change , the resjstanco made today to 111
depressing Influences exlsllng In all of th
general security markets was rather r <
markable. Even at the opening prices r <
fused to yield to a parity of those estal
llshed In London for Americans , but 01
opening nnd the rather heavy volume t
offerings for London account was easily al
sorbed at a level sulllclently higher I
make a very nice profit for Ihe arbitral :
brokers. After the London selling ha
ce-ased In the forenoon the market took o
a hardening tBndeney and broadened 01
to n very perceptible extent.
Prices of the grangers and other rallroa
stocks. Including some In the list of thos
dealt In foreign exchanges , rose abo\
yesterday's level , or , at the least , retrieve
the earlier losses. Many recently lnietl\
stocks were brought Into the movcmei
and there was n , resumption of the buyin
In small lots of pome of the well secure
dividend-paying stocks. The explanatlo
of this lays In the fact that what Is Et
rope's poison Is to n certain extent 01
meat. The striking evidence of this wn
disclosed In the grain and provision mm
kets , which were all excited nnd hlghc
on the larger competition for our pioducl
rellocted from all European markets as
result of the ream of coming hojtllitlos hi
tweeh Great IJrltaln and Franco. With
wheat crop of unprecedented dtrnensloi
to move this development was bound I
have an Inlluenco on the grnln-carryln
raids.
In former times threats of war In Euroi
brought with It the dread that largo foi
olgn holdings of American securities woul
bo forced to liquidation on the New Yor
market. The Indifferent mood In whlc
this possibility was viewed today Is
striking proof of the large reduction whlc
has been worked in the foreign holdlm
of our securities us payment for last year
large tradu balance In our favor. Thi
trade balance and the continued movemei
In our favor nro also tlu ground of tl
Indifference of the money market nbrom
European government securities decline
a sharp fraction and money rates advance
111 sympathy nt nil European centers. } i
the 'only effect in the New Ynrk marki
was to harden the. rains for foreign e :
change u fraction. As for the local monc
market , not a rlppls was caused and rati
for call money nclually declined to ' , < p <
cent ngnlnst the recent minimum of 2 pi
ct-nt , with a rnngo up to 2Vi per cent. Tl
strength of this country's financial pos
tlou could not. be more strikingly lllustr.
ted. Sugar found support nt a modern' '
decline nnd Tobacco was llrm nil tiny.
The market lor bonds was not active * bi
prices were well held. Total sales , } 1 , .05.00
United States 2s declined ' 2 , the iis , coupe :
4 and the old 4s. registered , the new 1
coupon and Es , registered , 1-S In the b
price.
This Evening Post's London flnancl :
cablegram says : The stock markets hei
weru Hat throughout today , despite a feeb
attempt at a rally at midday , and prlci
closed nt thu lowest. The depression wt
Increased by the rlso in the Hank i
Franco rate. Nevertheless thu Par
bourse was surprisingly calm nnd eve
bought some of its specialties. The rtecllr
bear snles , 11-
hero was led by consols on
per cent being paid for put options In col
sols unlll the end of November , nnd sma
Insurance risks on clock transactions i
Lloyd's against From o being cffectr
guineas until the e
as high as twenty
of tlm year. Americans were flat. Berlin
Pollllt
spcclnltles were sold from Berlin.
demoralizing bus
iiro checking nnd even
real alarm as ye
IK S3 but there is no
The Stock exchange Is well prepared f <
oventimlltles In the sense that the siiecx
latlve account for a rise is very small , bi
the other hand there is scarcely an
bear on position to support prices. The Lei
don discount market was stronger a gal
today. The bank is setting control of tl
market and the market todny had to bo
from It. French exchange Is much in
row
settled lit yesterday s high figure , tt
Paris market having risen sharply.
The tollowlng are thr closing iiintiitloi
of the lending stocks on the New \oi
market today !
' "nvirth assessment palil.
The lolnl snlfi o' storki tmlavvprp 17'
7i' ) shnrm. InoUnl'iitr ' Atehlann prpf'rrc
7111 ; T'lirthiiMon 372 < : 1 oiiUvlll & N ' " : '
vlllp , 37 ' MnnlioMin 3.S0 . : Mfronollt.
Stri't Itnlhvuv. 92'H : Nnr'li Amcrlnan ror
pnny. 3. W : Northern P rlile. 7KI5 : Keri
i-rn Pni'inp profcrroil. 4 > ' I'plon Paclll
4. ( 'VSt. . Pniil , 7.W21'nlnn Pnclfle lir
ffr il. 3050 : Vnlnn PurliiiTJPi'Vor & Gill
4,600 ; Tobacco. 12. ? : Sucar. 19. 50.
Sliili-ini'iil or tht > F'n nl ; ( if inuliinil :
l.ON'nriN' Oct. 20-Th weekly statome
of Hi" Bank nf Knirlnml chown HIP fo'lni '
Itn ; eliiiiii.1-H : Total reerve. lnriTise. . "l (
OHO : i-lrt-ulnMon clerreniin. iteiOM ) : hulllo
ilorrPHPp , ij ' , ' (17 ( ; otti r HTiirltlfs , ilcrrfa ?
lfiSC > iO' olhPr UenosltH. il rr aso | T40.0'
piihlle ilepoKiiM. inrrpiisp , 119.009 : notes r
per\i > . liurt-iisp. fiilM Kovernm"nt n
ctirllles , drrreiiHo. ill4Vwo. The proportti
of tliIlBnk of Enrl'iiid'.i ( reserve to 11
blllty is 49.fX ) per cent , as compared wi
4(5.30 ( per rout last wi-i-k. Tl Hank (
J-jn/fl / inil'H rate ot illMtontit remains ut
thatiKPil at 4 per cent.
NIMV orli > liiui-v
NE\V YOUK , Oct. 20.-MONHY OX CAL
Nominally , 2112' per cent.
riU.Mi : MKllCANTM.i : I'AI'KU-Sm
per rent.
HTKULINO UXCHANUU-KIrm , wit
actual luiMtie ? ! ! In bnnlci > r ! < ' hills at Jl.SI
I.SI'i for ilctnaiul nml ll.Sl 4 for Plxt
ihiys ; posteil rates. JI.SJ' ' and $ I.S5'i ; con
mor. lal bills. ) i.t , iM.M. ;
SU.VR II C HKT1 IM
HAU BlLVlMl-OOe.
MM.VICAN DOM.AnS 16HC.
OOVHUNMHNT HONHS Wcnk ; 3s , 1 J ?
nw 4 . rK. . , 120 * ; : coupon , 127S ; 4w , TOR
HO'i , : coupon , illtsj 2ti. 99 ; 5 . rcg. , Ill"
cnuiion. Ill ; PacllicCs of ' 99 , lOSVi.
ClosliiK quotations on bonds V.I.TO as fo
lowf i
It. H. new 3s . 1U5HI.V. J. r. As . 11H
U. S. nrw4n.rre . . .p.'tm N. O. rtH . 12S
ll.H.docoup . lV7 iN.t ! . 4s . lilil
1' . . " . JR. ric . 11 UK No. I'aoltlc lnls..lltl
U. S. ( Inconp . 111V No. IMcine Ss . r
U. E ) . van. rojr . HHI No. 1'acillc li . 100
II. P. ftf , rcr . 111HIN. Y. r. A. St. L. 4s. . 1(1 ( 1
U. S. fiK.roup . 11'JjrN. i W. MR . liil
Dlntrlcl 3. rt.-i . 117J IN. W. CoiiHOls . 14. )
Ala..p.lR | A . KIM i N . W , Deb. < . 1"U
Aln..cln s II . 108 i n > . N. let * . 114
Ala. . i-hiHs c . 100 Oro.N. 4n . 99
Ala. , furrt-iipy . 10 * O. ? . 1. , OK t. r . l'J7
AtPlilHon 4H . 939 < l ( ) . S. L. 61 t. r . 11)11 )
AlclilHon ml ) . 4n . . . Tlsil'AClnV Uiiof 93 . io'j
C.iniitU So. vdn . lOKViiRcsdltie tn . Hi
Clil.TpriiiH. , 4a . liOJj'll. ' H. W ims . 87
C.AO.fjfi . llr I si. 1 * 41. M. i-on 8 il
C It. A I ) . 44n . 10I ? St. li. A S. K. ( ien. ij.1111
D.JLK ( I. IRIS . ill ist. 1' . donholn . Ifty
I ) . * . U. O. 4 . 9TH M. I'C. . A P. I Din. . 11(1 (
iait : Tpnn. 1MB . 107 St. V. U. A 1' . 5.1 . 117
KrluGcn. 4n . 711 So. lly.flu . 97
F. W. A I ) . IMS. t. r. 74' ' 's. ' U. iT.On . 1C
Uen.Klpc.Og . ICHNlTi-nn. IIBW Bt 3s. . . U4
O. H. AS. A. fls . 104 IT. P. U O. lilts . 111 ?
a. n. AS.A.'da. . . . 105 IT. p. lie. cds . 4
ii.AT.roni.ai . . . .in : tT. p. u. A G. IBIS . TU
II. A. T. r. con. Hs..llut < . 1m SB . lls
lo\vuCl tn . 105H'\Vab. ' Sd . fr
l.a. NnwOon. 4S..10AV.9liorn , 4R . int
UAN Unl. 4s . HOHIva. Centuries . 7h
Missouri n . 100 iVa. aotorrfd . {
M. K. AT. 2 < lH. . . . O'JH Wlv Cent l t . Bt
W. K. AT 4n . Ht.V. . I' . 4 . 91
K. Y. C. UtR . . . 1 17HJ _
IliiNton Stook OiiotntlniiN.
I1OSTON , Oct. 20.-Call loans 2Q3 pi
cent ; tlmo loans , 3iit per cunt. Closu
qiioiallons on stocks , bonds and nilnli
shuns :
London Stock Quntntloili.
LONDON , Oct.20. I p. m. Closing :
HAR SILVER-Sleadya7 11-lCcl
MONEY 3 Dfr'ci < nt.
The rate of discount In thn open mark
for short bills , 3U per cent ; for thr
months' , S'/jiiS ' 5-S ner cent.
FurclK" Flnnncinl.
LONDON , Oct 20.-Tho stock mark
today opened weak and prKes show
sharp declines. The upper Nile questli
and fears of dearer money caured the u
easiness. Consols were off 1-Sfill-lG ai
American sharer sustained losses rangli
from H In St. Paul to 1 in Union Pad
preferred. Later in the day a better to :
prevailed , but there was not much Improv
mcnt In prices. American securities d
dined all day owing lo political compile
tlons. The amount of bullion gene Into l
Dank of England on balance today , 7,0
Gold is quoted nt Uurnos Ayres today
112.90.
.MADRID. Oct. 20. Spanish 4s closed t
day at G3.70. Hold was quoted at 51.25.
PARIS , OQt. 20. Prices declined slight
on the bourse today , tin- rise In the 15ai
of France's rate rate of discount from
to 3 per cent having previously been dl
counted. International securities hcsltat
and Rio Tintos were wiak and wru largf
sold on English account. Deltecrs mln
maintained their prices. Mining shar
were dull. Three per cent rent's , 103f 9' '
tor the account. Exchange on London , i
SSc for the account. The Hank of Fran
has raised Its rate of discount from 2 to
per cent.
IJERLIN , Oct. 20.-On the bourse lie
today prices opened with an allround wea
neis , owing to the spe'ch delivered yestt
day by the Ilritlsh chancellor of the e
chequer and the situation of affairs
France. American and Canadian Pacl
scourltles , In response to London adviei
closed ilnmr on covering purchases. Spn
Ish 4s closed above the worst ilguro of t
day. Exchange on London , 20 marks ;
marks 44 pfgs. for checks.
I'Miinnclnl VetcH ,
Omaha. Oct. 20. Clearings today we
$1,214,114.00 ; balances were | 10S,118.33 , Clri :
.ings . last year were } 95975I9S ; t > nlanc <
I $1G9,244.51. Increase In clearings. KB 1.3V ) .
i PIULAnEMMllA On 20. Clearings. $1
090.37S : balances , J1.9r5,23l.
RALTIMORE. Or ) . 20.-Ccarlngs ! , $2,90
3S(1 ( : balances. Uij.SCO.
NE\V YORK. Oct. 20.-Clearlngs , J125.25
39) ) : balances , J7.47x.H9.
ROSTON. Oct. 20.-Clearlngs , $14,499,2
balances , Ji 1R2.9U
NE\V ORLEANS. Oct. 20.-Clearlngs. $
203,759 ; New York exchange , bank , !
premium : commercial , fop discount.
ST. LOUIS. Oct.Clearings. . J5.24G.S
balances , J717.797. Money , 4Ti7 per cer
Now York oxi-hangi' . 15c discount bid , p
asked.
CIIIOAGO. Oct. 20.-SU > cks active. All
L , 7G : UlRcult , 33 : HlBcnlt preferred. 97 ; Dl
mend Mat'h. 13S : North Chicago , 2
Slrnwboard , W > , ; West Chicago , 91H.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 20. Money. 2'j. < ( ! 6 p
cent : Ni-w York exchange , par to 15c pi
, mlum. riearlngi. J2fl2S.050.
' t'lIICAOK ri' 2' ) urln w. * > ' MIT
balances. $1,915.09" . Now York oxchant
par. Htorllntr exchange , poslod , $1 S214.i
artunl , Sl.Wi ) \ . .KVslxly ; days , Jt.Sl 1- :
Sliilcnu-nl of tin- Hunk of I'ranrr.
PAR1H. Oct. 20. Th. ' weekly statemo
of tlu > Hank of Fiance shows the folio
i IIIK changes : Notes In rlrculatlon , 1.207. '
francs ; treasury afrounts current , I
crease , K.W.O'.O franrs : gold III hand , i
crease , G.CW.l'rt francs ; bills discounted , i
crejise , 39.si0.cM trunc's ; silver in hand , i
crease , 2,950,00) ) franrs.
X ' ' York llry CooilN llnrltet.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-There was a f <
, Bprinkllng of buyers In the cltv and go
average mall orders arc received Irom 111
, to time. The market locally showed
! decline. In cotlon goodn there was en
Flderablo firmness , consequent on the nc
from Fall River , which seems to bo t
couraglng. The silk goods market was
a standstill on account of an auction
1 silks today. The al ? was well attended
buyers from nearly all sections of t
country. Print cloths were llrm In the Fi
Illvr mRrkfts. A few sales of rxraa nl
'cents ' worn reported. Odd poods wqu
and llrm In nearly nil grades. Htaple ci
tons aft : quiet In all grades.
Oil .Miir' . . | .
OIL CITY , Oct. 20.-CrPdlt balances , tl
certificates opened , sales cash. $1.17
closed , sales cash , Jl.20'4 offered. Sal
cash at tl 17'two cash at J1.19H , o
cash nt $1.20 : shipments , isth nnd 19th. 15
007 hbls : runs , same dates , 17R.923 bbln.
WILMINGTON , N. C. Oct. 20.-OILS
Spirits turpentine. 3oV < 3l , c. Rosin , liri
JlOO ira. Crude turpentine , 11.13 , $1.
Tar. diilPt , fl 10.
SAVANNAH. Co. . Oct. 21. OILS-Spir :
turnentlniv llrm , 3Jc. Itoaln , tlrm ; quo1
A , H , P D , Jl.Oft ; K , $1.10' F. $1 20 , O. tl. :
II. I , $1.45 : J. $1.43 : K. $145 ; M. J1.50 ;
11.70 ; AV , O , l 90j W W , $2.30.
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKE1
Liberal Receipts of Cattle the Main Featui
at the Local Yards ,
GLUT OF COMMON GRADES IS SERIOU
Dcxlriililc Sort * Strong , flood Slrnil
anil Ordinary Hlo\r and l.imrr
SiidiT n l-'lvi'-Crnt
Cut and fie 11 yl
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. 20.
C'auie. Hogs , bheci
Ricelpls today 5,420 GiJ72 2,7i
Jinuiai Mommy ? , : > Ul.w : 12,4i
Olllclal Tuesday 5,751 d.bsij 4j'
OlllclalVulnesdny S.GS'J U.2G1 1,6'
Kour days this week..21,247 22.S71 21,1
Sam ? dayn last week..21,7" 2ai > Sl 2.St i
nnio < la > M Week before.,20,111 24h74 23.4 :
Saino three weeks ago..24,515 2b,724 ll.l' '
Averngo price paid for hogs for the hu
several days with comparisons :
Oct. 1 3 71 ! 3 S5 | 2 34 | 3 9S | 5 231
Oct. 2 " 3 79 , 3 02 3 93 | G 27 | 6 21
Oct. 3 3 CO 2 97 D 0\J \ | 0 fcti
Oct. 4 3 t > 4 5 00 | G iife 5 :
Oct. 0 354 ; 71 293 3 iwi 4 95 | 0 3J 5 :
Oct. G 353. 74 301 4 b7 | 6 31 & :
Oct. ! 3 6S ti < | 3 Ul 3 86 I 6 37 G :
Oct. S I 3 59 , 52 | 3 1.1 3 S6 o ,
it. 9 I Mi : i i- US. '
Oct. 10. . . . | 3C4 | | 3 14 | 3 Sl | i SS | C 2l' |
Oct. 11. . . . I 3 67 , 9 | ; ; 1.1 , 4 .u , u 2ii
Oct. 12. . . . I 3 561 (121 ( 3 IS 3 77i 4 91 ti 30 ,
Oct. 13. . . . ! 3 59 ! Gil | 3 30 | * I 4 90 | U 371
tc . H. , . . [ 363 | 51 , 3 3J. 3 7S | ' I B31 ,
Oi-t. 15. . . . 8" lil | 3 19 | 3 76 | 4 SO , [ '
Oct. Ifi. . . , 591 3 201 3 701 I 78 C 27' ,
Oct. 17. . . , 3 23' ' 70 17ii r rt
Oct. IS. . . . oil | 3 C2 | 4 C9 | 0 13 ]
Oct. . . . . 3 2 ( > | 3 mi 1 in , li l. >
Oct. 20. . . . 3 71 51 4 55) ) G 15 |
* Indicates Sunday.
The. olllclal number of cars of sloe
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'
C. , Ji. & St. p. Hy. 4 1
O. & St. I , . Hy. . . . . . . . ; - ,
Missouri Pacific Uy. . 17 > >
Union Pac. System , . 53 Jii i ;
C. ft N. W. Uy ; ;
K. , K. & M. V. U. U. d ! : ' . ' ! 5
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Hy. 2 II )
H. & M. H. H. U. . . . 9S 1
( . * . , 11. & Q. Hy 1 10
K. C. & Ht. J 3
r. , It. I. &P. Hy. , K. . . . 7
C. , H. I. & P. Uy.\V. 11
Total receipts . . . .257 131 12
Thn disposition of Iho day's receipts w :
an follows , each huycr purchasing tl
number of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Slice
Omaha Packing ; Co w l.oil
O. H. Hammond Co. . . . 778 s71
Swift und Company 472 1,735 1
( -'udtthy Packing Co 872 2.UV7 D
P. D. Armour 1,113 2,191
H. llccker and lie/jail . . 'Ml
Vansant & Co II
J. 1 , . Carey 131
I.obman & Co 115
Hill & Huntzlngcr S
L. F. Husz I0i
Llvlneston & Schalcr . . 51
Hamilton & H 127
SUCrwiry iij ye
Pianklnton P. Co. , Mil 159
Other buyers l.sl.1 4
Left over 3,101) ) 750 3,4
totals 9.S14 S.9-JO 5,0
CATTLK Early receipts were qul
liberal and later trains kept adding to tl
number unlil there were the usual Ian
receipt * . At the same time there vcre
the neighborhood of 3IX > 0 stale tattle
th yards , so that the- total offering * we
'very ' large tiKnln today. A Kl.uicc at U
table of tlKures at head of column v.
show that tha receipts so far this week a.
i running considerably ahead of List wee
The offerings of fat cutlle were 11
I largest of the week to dati- , there bflt
u good showliiK of both cornted and IT
b-'ef ' cattle , Local packers were all wan
Ititf cattle and the market opened stronj ; i
lUsirablii beeves nnd most everything
the yards that would answer to tin
description sold early. As a matter i
course common and rouKh cattle or nir
thlnK undesirable was not overly brisk in
did It show any material Improvement
price.
There were quite a peed many cows al
. liPlfers In the yards and with n good mar
l trains back buyers were a little slow i
1 KettltiK down to business. In the er
I practically everything sold. Th * inedln
kinds , such as are selling ut about J2.85
3.10 , were u little lower , but the be :
grades were fully steady.
As has b ; > n Ihe case all the week , a vei
1 larce proportion of all the cattle In tl
yards consisted of stocKrrs and feeder
Yesterday there was a Rood country trai
nnd n peed many were shipped nut. bi
shipnvintf did not sem to make much <
an Impression on the supply and the yan
were slllt cramped with stock und feedlr
cattle. The most of them , however , wei
common to medium kinds. Choice call
have been on no iluy In any too lart
supply , and they wenIn demand today i
steady prices. The market on the commn
kinds was very slow saU , In fact. It wr
almost Impossible to unload some kinds i
nil as buyers did not senn to want thei
even at a decline of fully 25c from lai
. week. Representative sales :
STBKns.
7 bulls . 1317 2 M 12 stjer. . . . .ll < 0 n ft
1 bull . HBO 260 24 feciUrs. . S'7 ' 3 i !
30 feedcm. . ( M 2 BO 4 feeders. . 770 37 !
4 T cows . 90 aw IS feeders. . 10 ! 3 .1
1 steer . 1010 S ft ) 7 steer * . . . .11SO II.
S f i cder.v. . siO 3 M 30 yrllngs. . at 4 : <
F. Hnrk.r.
1 bull . 142i ) 2 ril 1 ulcer . 1130 SSI
Scows . 105'i 320 45 ulcer. . . . .U'.vx nw
1 steer./ . . . > CO 3 2"i 28 feeders. . 1'17 4 K
2 feeders. . 1070 3 75
J , Sttlhlrr.
1 bull . 122i ) 2W I feeder. . . SCO : t ! H
33 sir. Tex. 10M 3 s : . IS fieders.,11'15 ' 39' '
1 feeder. . . 1050 3 M
H , Nordlow.
HOGS Today's reciMpls of hogs we
larger than yesterday's by n few load ? n
Iho largcsl of the week to date. Rcecli
? o far this week have , been rather bch
the average , as will be noted from t
table of receipts at hi ml nf column , a
hardly up tn the reiiulreni'iits of the ms
ket. At the name tlmu iirlcen have be
high hfre as compared with oih"r mnrke
so that the falling oft In receipts Is e'
dently due lo the storm.
The early reports from different markt
were not especially unfavorable this mor
ing nnd thu market at this point open
very nearly steady. That Is , u few of t
llrst loads to sell brought about yesterdn ;
prices. The market did not remain In th
condition , ns la'er r ports from C'hlcu
Indlintcd a break In values there , and t
trade hern weakened off before much bu ,
ness had been transacted. The packo
wanted the hogs , but they wanted them
little lower , and the mnrket closed a shu
to 5u lower. A good many of the lieu1
hogs that brought $3.70 yesterday hud
sell ut S3.fi7'2. As sellers were n lit ;
backward about making any concnssloi
thu tradu was Im lined lo drag and It w
rather late before a clearance was llnal
effected. Representative sales :
SHEEP There were only ten or cli-vi
loads of aheep and lambs In sight tli
morning when the market opened nnd tl
most of them were feeders. ThB demai
lor million grades of both sheep and l m
was good and the market fully stead
A few lambs that worn good enough f
the killers brought $5.15 and $5.30 , whli
was fully as good as yesterday. The mn
ket on lambs , howevtr , Is a llttlo low
than It was last week. At the same tin
there has been such n scarcity of goi
mutton sheep that they are Kteidy
stronger as compared with a week ugo.
A very considerable proportion of tl
offerings consisted of light l.imbs only goi
for slockers and feeders. There has bei
a good deal of trash In the yards the la
we'ik or more , Biich as old and thin owi
but that kind of stuff has been pretty wi
cleared up , and today there was not mm
on sale In the way of feeding stock aMi
from the fresh arrivals. Prices on bo
feeding sheep and lambs were just aim
steady and th" market is practically whe
it was last wiH'k no far as values are co
ccrned.
Quotations are : Good grass western
$ l.li'il.25 ; fair to good grass westerns , $3
( ii4.0U ; good yearlings. $4.207(4.35 ( ; good
choice lambs , J.15T(6.30 ; fair lo good laml :
$1.99 5.110 : feeder welhers , 2-year-olds ai
over , $3.S5 < ! i4.W ; feeder yearlings , $4.K)5Yl.l ( )
feeder lambs , $ l.rifVi ' 4..S5 ; cull sheep , $2.5i
3.00 ; cull Iambs , $ l.lHXtj 1.25. Reprcsentatl
sales :
No. Av. Pr.
127 owes . M J2 ! K
2 native owes . S5 3 2"
10. ITtah lambs . 01 Si :
G I'tah lambs . GT > 5 i :
! ! Utah Iambs . W 515
10S native lambs . 09 5 3C
77 Wyoming lambs , feeders . 45 t li ;
J'S Wyo. sheep and yearlings. . . .VS 4 21
iuO Wyoming sheep . SO 4 l
CIIICAttO I.IVH STOCK .MAIIKK
ncintuiil for IOK < ( 'oiilin * . Actl' '
anil 1'rlccN Ttulo Slronu.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-CATTLE-Thero w
a good demand for cattle today and t
comparatively moderato offerings of go- -
grades enabled sellers to ilorivn heller bn
gains than would bo Iho rase under dlffc
ent circumstances ; choice Hteers , 55. 151(5.1
medium. J4.00W5.15 ; beef steers , $ l.00tl ( !
stackers and feeders , J3.COT1.70 ; bulls. $2
< ii4.25 ; cows and helfeis , $ i.r,0'/l.25. c.ilvi
f3.W1i7.25 : western rangsrs. $2.76' 1.70 ; wes
frn fed steers , Jl.01fl5.50 ; Texas steers , $3
ii 1.2-5.
HOGS The demand for hogs contlnu
nc-tlvo with large purchases by caste
Phlppern and prices rulul strong ; fair
choice , m5li3.97liacklng : lols. * ? .f > . '
; : .S2'3i ' bulchcrs. $3.C < vfij.oi ) ; mixed , $3i'J
3.97V , : lights , MT.5 i30r'/a ' ; plKS , l2.S5fl375
SHEEP Thesupiily of sheep w.is quick
absorbed at an advance tn values ; lam
sold at { I.OT'Til.M for Inferior to $5.7MiG
for choice to extra , few Helling ovi r $1.
or below $3.75 ; sheep mild at J.l.oo'u3.7. > f
ordinary , li | > to $ l.fi".il 75 for good to clnli
yt-arlliiKS Ktchlng $ ! S5fi5.i > 1 : leaders we
again iree buyers nt JI.WJil.15 for shoi
and $4.i ! < Wi5.2i for Limbs ; wi-stcrn vani
sheep sold at $ l.fM1M.55 and range lam
lit $ i.9'rirj.70.
RECEIPTS Cattle , 19.000 hf ad ; hogs , 21
000 hCitu : sheep , 1 < J,0 ) Ir.ad.
IVIIIIMIIH Clljl.Uo Sloclc.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 20.-CATTLE-R
cejptK , & .215 nolives , 2.405 Texaiis. , Huye
were anxlouf for nuppllcH ; cornpetltli
good : good slaughtering western and Tex ;
rattle * hluhi-r ; othiTs active and llr
prices prevailing : cholci * heavy sti-ers , $5.
( -15.10 ; m'-dlum , JI.Si ; 5.25 ; light wt-lghl
M. OTi5.lO ; stackers anil fecderti. ti.20T/5l :
butcher cows and holfprs. t2.7ofr3.75 ; WCP
crn Hlei-rs. $3.3W5.20 | ; 'IVxus utetrs. tl.lt.
395 ; Texas buUher cows , $2.70i/10 > ) ; ca
nlng stock. tJ.fKKr2.ns. ,
HOGS Receipts , 13,301 head ; fair demai
for all grades ; steady prices ; hcavlcn , .
T3.SO ; mlx l , J3.5.r/rj .75 ; llghth. } 3.&o'/170. ,
8IIHKI' Ueceliitu , 3sM hiad : giKid ic
cral demand : llglit supply. Yesterday's a
sustained natlfu laml.
vanri- wan fully ;
J5.i Ki5.50 ; native muttons. $ l.f > X 1.50 , wi-f
crn lambs , $ I.7M5 { & ' ; wesiern muttons , tl
< 4 75 ; rangf fi-i-dlng lambs. tM'ful.ii ' ; rani
fi--dlng hheep , $3.75ljl.t j ; block tv.'es , $ 'i.2. '
St. l.oillM llvi > MocU.
ST. LOriS. On. 20-C'ATTLE IH-cplpl
2.W ) head ; Khlpnn-uls. I.NMI ht-uil ; mark
Fteady ; fair to fancy natlv > - shipping HI
export steers , $ I.G575 Ki ; bulk of piili'S , $1
Ii5.30 ; flresse < l beef and butchs-r steers. $1
C5.10 | ; bulk of sali'F , $ I.C5'i520 ' ! : Ml TrH und
l.i ) pounds , $32iil44'l ; bulk of H.dPH. $1 :
425 ; Htockers and fccilern. t2&0v | 50 ; bu
of sales , $1.01 14 jo : cows and heifers , * °
4.0 , with 1 3'W-piiunil hclfrrn at $ > 10 : bu
of cows , $ J 5IKI350. Texas and Indian st'fii
? : ; . ( > ' ( ( l.:5. bulk of euli-s , $ ' )0X'(3.S5 ) ( ( , cows ai
heifers. $2.10 (3.15. (
C.6W head , ehlumcnl
hfnd ; market steady ; yorltcr ? .
a.8n : iuckiTH , vx7ivfT3.ft ) ; luiichers , W.9i > fM.i ! ,
HllKhl'-lleielpts , Zw ) head ; shipments , > \
2fni head ; market stt'iidyi millions , J I. ( > < < U
4.7fi ; culls < imt bucks. Jl.75' ( .1.85j slookcrs , X '
W.2ojJ3.K ; litnilw. 4.75Kl.OO.
XIMVorlt l\r [ Stuok.
NI3\V YORK. Oct. 20.-llKEVKS-Rf.
celpls , 1,125 head : fi'-MltiK steady. Cuttl
' lower , 1I\P iiittle , ] (4 ( < llo per Hi. ; re-
ifrlKirator beef , s-Sc p.r lb. Exports , 71
entile anil 115 sheep. C'nlvc * . receipts. 269 ;
market Mow ; \riils , Jl.5i > 1i8.2o ; tops , JS.50.
811EE1' AND LAMllri-llecelptH. MM
i
head ; thccp. common to Rood , fJ.50fj46n ,
lambs , $5.2. > ) ifi.W.
HOnS-Recelpts. 6,041 head ; llrmcr nt It.OO
Iff 1.20.
( 'Ini-limittI I.UiSloiU. .
CINCINNATI , Oct. 20.-HOaS-Stroil8i
. . .
CATT1 , E-Qulct ; tl.SOfff I.S3.
SHKKP Sluady ; > 2.2.1i : I. CO.
LAMllS-btcudy ; tl.
Mock In ! < luli < .
lloconl of receipts of llvo stock nt the
four principal marki-i. < ior n. > ui
Cattle , llogn. Sheep ,
Onvilia . 6,420 iiu2 , : . . > '
Chicago . ll'.ti'i ' 25.0H ) Iti.rt1 *
Kansas City . K'.WO 13 , 3M
St , Louis . 2S > ' l.i.0 2,0 0
Totals . 37.920 61,572 2I.GCC
Cottoii JlnrWcl ,
NEW YORK , Oct. 20.-COTTOX Quint ,
middling , 6'ae ; net receipts , Itw bales ; gri ) ! < . ,
12,2i'5 bales ; tt.ilCM , 020 bales ; stock , titi.lli
bales ; lonilnent , 371 bales. Total today :
Net receipts , 00,545 bales : exports to Uru.it
Rrltaln , 2MI7 bales : to Franco , G..WJ bales ,
to the contlnenl , 2i,2v ; bales ; slock , S > 9J,47ii
bales. Consolldate < l : Net receipts , : i5uiM
bales ; exjiorts to Great Britain , S9.S29 bales ,
to France , 7,25o bnUst ; to the conlliieni ,
IITJ.SJS bales. Tolol since September 1 : Net
, rnotpts. 1,763,1.72 balea ; exports to Great
Rrltaln , Ws,25o bales ; to France , 60,28(3 ( bales ;
to the eomlncnt. 310,173 balm.
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 20.-COTTON-
Steady ; ordinary. 3'se ; good ordinary ,
1
January , $4.9 > 'u 1.99 ; February , J5.U.ljio.04 ;
March , J5.094i5.10 ; April , $5.141i5.l5 ; May , } 5.1
4I&.20 ; JUIHt.V2liiu.2o ; July. $ o.2\fi.i.29.
LIVERPOOL Oct. . .
, 20.-COTTO.N-Spot.
good ( It iriiuid and fair business done ; prices
l-,12d lower ; American middling. fair.
3 15-32d ; good middling , 3WI1 ; mlikllliiL' ,
31-lGd ; low middling , 2 29-3 d ; good ordi
nary , 2 id ; ordinary , 2 9-lGd. The sales of
Iho day were 12.0XW bales , of which l.Ojij
wire lor speculation and export and In-
eluded 11,100 bales American ; receipts , 1,000
bales , Including 3M > J American. Fulureti
opened quiet with a moderate demand and
closed sleady ; American middling , L. M. C. ,
October , : ' . ' l-t4d , value ; October and No
vember , 3u , buyers ; November and Decem
ber , December and January , 2 G3-OI'ti3d , sel
lers ; January and February , 2 tij-t > 41i3d ,
buyers ; I'obrunry ' and Maruli , 3i(3 ( 1-uld ,
sellers ; March and April , 3 l-04d , buyurt , ;
April and May , 3 2-Gld , buyers ; May and
June , 3 3-64d , sellers ; Juno and July , 33-04
< ( ) . ' ( 4-04(1 ( , Uiyers ; July and August , 3 4-MSi
3 5-ti4d , sellers ; August una beptember.
3 6-tHd , sellers.
Collce Slnrlcct.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20.-COFFEI3-Optlon
opened steady and unchanged , ruled excel-
initially Inactive nnd fuuurolcss , with sel
lers backward , owing to higher ruling of
Havre , Hamburg and Santos markets , but.
the local situation was merely destitute ot
speculative. Interest : closed dull and un
changed to 5 points lower ; sales , 5,750 bags ,
includliiK October , J5.25 ; spot coffee , Rio ,
dull ami featureless ; No. 'i Invoice , 6 l-fcc ,
No. 7 jobbing , u 5-Sc. Mild , quiet ; Cordova ,
fr'U 15c.
Simnr Market.
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 20.-SUOAR-Flrm ;
centrifugal , new , 44iiic | ; seconds , 2'U4e. < .
MoLAbSES 1'lrm ; cenlrlfugal , now , 23c ;
ojien kettle , nominal , 45'u 17c. New syrup ,
" '
.NV YORK , Oct. 20.-SUGAR-Raw.
llrm , with upward tendency ; talr rellnlng ,
34o ; centrltueal , 90 test , 4ic ! ; molasses
.sugar , 3lic ; rellned , llrm , with upward
tendency.
UUSTM2SS TKACKS. ,
The OH SiirliiKlliiK Ilxiiurimciit n Pro.
IIOIlllCCll StlCCOHH.
Oil sprinkling on the tracks of the Uoston
& Albany railroad In Massachusetts Is about
over for this year. The company has bceu
greatly pleased with what has been done ,
reports tlio Boston Transcript , nml Chief KM-
iilueer Walter Shepard says that the sprink
ling had proceeded westward from Boston na
far as the I14th mlle post , excepting a few
short stretches of track In UrookfleM , HuntIngton -
Ington and ouo or two other places , where
the grade has been changed recently. Thin
takes the Borlnkled section so mo dlstancu
beyond Springfield , and It Is the Intention
to finish the work as far west as Chester thla
month , when further sprinkling will bo post
poned until next year.
All that Is needed to provo the efficacy of
thin method of laying the dust along thu
[ roadbed , so the officials say , Is the sight o
! a train passing over the sprinkled sections
I at high speed. Where such a train was for
merly followed by a whirling cloud of dust ,
thcro Is now hardly any disturbance of that
i Bert ; and the ralfroad men say that It saves
, rolling stock because It prevents the partl-
I cle3 of grit from getting Into the runnlm ;
'
mar and wearing It out. Crudr- oil has been
nerd 01 tin csion & Albany tra.-Us , and IS
has cost , roughly speai.mn , i-n a mile.
This Includes the first cost of the oil , the
transportation to this etate and the cost of
| thn license and rleht to build and ueo a
| Bprlukllng car under the patents of the com-
| tinny that controls this method of treating
roadbeds. The Boston & Albany companj
has used about eighty-two tanks of oil ihls
tcason , and will use ton more before finish
ing the work laid out. A tankful Is about
C.OGO gallons.
The company has been using a sprinkling
car fitted up according to the palcntcd plans
of the roadbed company. This IB merely
an ordinary platform car , over which ift con
structed a framework of pipes , with valves
and controllers , which supply the oil to , i
perforated cross pipe , extending across the
track underneath the car , and with a movc-
able arm that can IKS extended out nt onn
Bldo whenever It Is decided to sprinkle the
slope of an emdankment. A email shield la
so fastened that it at all times prevents the
oil from fairing on the rails. This plpo car
Is always need In connection with a tank
car. the pipe car , tank car and locomotive
constituting the sprinkler train.
This first sprinkling of oil penetrates thn
ballast to a depth of about four Inches , and
cakeH together the flno particles of dust ,
forming an oily surface , which not only pre
vents the dust from being whirled about , so
It Is claimed , hut also keeps the rain from
penetrating and washing away the ballast.
I In addition , the advantages claimed for Ihls
I treatment of the roadbed arc that It prevents
I many hot boxes , by keeping the dust out of
the running gear , prevents frost from dam
aging the balfast. destroys and preventi
j vegetation , and reduces the noise of trains.
The oil used IK almost odorless and Is non-
I Inflammable , and It is asserted that thu ralni
renew lt surface by washliiK oft the dust
that accumulates on It after the first sprink
ling.
ling.Only ono sprinkling a year Is rcmilred.
The company will sprinkle again next sum
mer , but since the roadbed will then hav
bad ono sprinkling , only about one-third of
the first amount ofoil will have to be used
In the treatment. Whether It win be necea-
I sary to sprinkle again In the third summer
i la ( in open riucEllon. for the reason that none
of the roads that go far tiavd tried this
treatment have had It on trial as long an
I
third season.
JAMES E QOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 103 ! ) . Omaha , Nab
COMMISSION ,
( iHAIN , PItOVISIONS and STOCKS
DOAHI ) OI' TRADR.
Dtrft nrr * tu Clucagn and New Tork.
Corr ttx > ndrntii John AV rr n A Ca.
H R. PENNEY & CO. ,
Iliinin , \ . Y. I.lfo n Id u. , Omnlin , NeU
StocksGrainProvisions
Direct \\'lr' New York , Chicago and
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