8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , OCTOUEli 10 , 1801) .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Downward Drift in Stocks Hcanmes with the
Week's ' Beginning on 'Change.
WESTERN BANKS LEND TO WALL STREET
Vorli'n lll li l.outi Unto Trnuiln
Inti'rliir nnil Caiitnllnii Initltn-
tloiiH to I'lnrc Hiirnlii.i
1'uinlw 111 ( totlinin. '
ICRW YOHK , Oct. O.-Huylng by nrbl-
trns ' IIOUMCS tor I ontlon account miulo tlio
hlBliost jirlcoH of the day In the fioncral
ll-u nt the npcnltiR. As soon ns thnt do-
maud wns fiiitlsllcd the markrt bcgnn to
ilraK. There \vrs omo support when prli'M
ot ( In- Iron and Htpcl stocks were bid up ,
but tin- fact was obvious that there wns no
vltnl ( Irnmml for socurltlcs and the down
ward drift was rctiowcil. Uy the close of
Iho ilny tinK lns wcrovlpod out tjxccpt
In n f'nv cases. Stcot amiVlro xvna an ex-
coiiiiin | and rose . ! ] > olnts on reports of
nt'W proportlos ncijulreil , jnost of the Bains
bolnt ? rctnlni-il. Suirar anil Tobacco enJoyed -
Joyed their period of strength , but both
rlosc-d ut net losses. There was Boino Inrno
buying of United Htntcs Luuther , but Its
Knln was not maintained. Omaha pro-
frrrpd , which last Bold at 183 , was ottered
ut iw , and from that down to 170 , without
takers. St. 1'aul preferred Bold early at
171 and Inter nt 1CU.
The bond market also was rather weaker
than has bprn the case up to tills time , ro-
IlL-ciliiK the blRli -vnlllHB rates for money.
The Bltuatlon In the money market showed
very little chance , loans belnjf made as
lilKh MM 13 per cent and ns low as fi per
cent. The majority of loann was made at
from S to 10 per cent. The jjold whipped
from Hurnpo is now In Now Vork vaults
nnd tin moru Is to be expected for the pres
ent from that source. It wns reported that
tlm Treasury rippnrlmrnt bad decided to
iintlplpate tlie November 1 payiiK-nt of la-
liTcst , a.s wa-s done last year , but no an-
imuiiccment of such decision came from
\VasbliiKton. The detailed statement ot
New York banks on Saturday showed more
limn half tin- members of the clearing
house are. still below the lecal reserve limit
nnd the necessary consequence was a
further calling of loans. ] ] anks In the west ,
nnd even hi Panada , arc reported to bo
plaeliiB call loans an the Stock exchange.
The eallhiR of loans by Now York banks ,
which Is thus made necessary , rusbes up
Iho call loan rate In Now York and the
wc-stern banks are BeltinR the advantage
nf the higher rate for their surplus funds ,
which are placed In Wall street. Earlier
In the season Wall sreet expected to bo
relieved from the- usual pressure for crop
moving money , on account of the larpce rc-
perves In western banks. Hut the latter
have found a. more prolltablo method ot
conducting operations. Sterling exchange
eased off In sympathy Jit Paris anil llcr-
lln , but held stiff la New York for demand
bllN and cabloM.
The bond market was dull and weak.
Total sales , par value , $1,510,000. United
Btutc-M bonds were unchanged In bid cjuo-
tattons.
The Commercial Advertisers I > oni3on
financial cablegram says : The general tone
of the markets here today was fairly cheer
ful , but trading was not on a largo scale
because of the settlement which begins to
morrow. The better feeling was caused
l > y the hopes of peace In the Transvaal.
Inspired by the attitude of the president of
of the Orange Free State and the news
that the Hoers on the border are tired ot
waiting and are retiring , leaving only sen
tries In their place. Good Hoard of Trade
returns and easing money helped the mar
kets considerably. Consols wore up J,4 to
liKt" . Americans developed strength stead
ily , but closed somewhat under the best ,
tiiTected adversely by the receipt of New
York prices under those In London , It
wns a great Louisville & Nashville dny
rind the lioomers of the stock are talking
120 for It. Atchlson preferred and North
ern 1'uclllC were also In good demand.
Spanish were MH ; tintos , 47M7K : Atia-
nondns. 10 3-10. Portuguese securities were
( * up on the rumor that ISngland has ar
ranged for taking Delagoa bay. The bank
bought .C72.000 gold 111 German coin , 27.-
000 In French coin find .CCfi.OOO In bars , but
50,000 was taken for Egypt.
The following nro the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
rxc.hnngo today :
Atchlaon . Texas & Paclllo . . . IS'.i
do iifil . G2H Union 1'aclllo . 43'i
Ttnltlmore & Ohio. 4S(4 ( ilo pfd . 7SH
P.iclflo . 91 \Ya.ba h .
52'- ' ! ilo pfd. . . . .
tVntrnl 1'arlOc . . . 5S ! , \v. & u i ; . IIS
Chc-s. . " 4 Ohio 2"M < lo 21 pfd . MH
CIlllcnRO O.V M U'ls. Central . ,
< . , II. .t Q .irj'/6 ' Adama Express . . . .
Chicago , I. & I * . . . . 10H Amer. llxpresa . . . .148
do ptM . 41 U , S. Kx press . . rov4
ChlcnKO it K. I. . . . MH Wclls-Kartio Kx. . . . .130
Cblrniio & N"V. . . . .iri A. Cot. Oil . . 44'i
C. H. I. .t P .112H do irfil . . 04
f. c1. r. . < ; st. r , . . . 50 Amer. MiiHInt , ' . . . , , IS
Colorado Southern. . .vj pfd . . & >
ilo 1st pfd . 4m Amer. S. . < t II . . 37
do " \ iifil do pfd . . 8fi
r > d. & Iludron. . . . Amer. Spirits . . [ J '
fl. . L. ftV do pM . 22
Don. .t Itlo a Amer. S. H . ! 4m
ilo I'M 74U ilo pfd . . sm
Crlr- n Atncr. S. & W. . . . . f.2'4
Crlr4ln Int pfil dn pfd . . MS ;
nt. No. pM Ami-r. Tin Plate , . . . 3SU
UnrkltiK frail do pfd' . . K1V4
llni-lclng Valley . . . Amer. Tclncco . . . .1314
Illinois Central . . . .112 do | ifd . .HO
Io\vti Central . 13H Anacondu M. Co. . . 40 %
do Iifil . MIS lliook. Hap. Tr. . . . KVj
1C. < . P. & C . 8 Colo. R & I . . KU
' . 11 Con. Tobacco . . 4b '
do'pfd . 79',4 do | > fd .
Irflk'Flion ? l-Vdcral .Steel .
liOHl * R XllHll. . . . do pfd .
Miinlmtlun I. . . . . . 1071,4 Oi-neral Klectrlo HSU
Mrt. Ht. Uy .195'i ' Qlucoso finirar . . . 61
. 11 do pfd .10 ;
Minn & fit. I. . . . . . . 7J Inter. I'npiT
do pfd . do ) , fd 71
Mo Pm'lflr . 41 I icliHle Gns
Mobile * & Ohio . . . 4" , .N'uttoiml lliBcult . 43 i
Missouri , K & T. 12'i ' do pfd . n ;
National I ad . . . sou
N. .1. CVntrnl do pfil .110
N Y. Central National Steel . . MI ;
Kor. & West do pfd . 95
do pfd N" . Y. Air Drake. . . .15" ,
No IMollir r n. Amerlcnn .
< lo pfd "I't ' Parlllo Coast . . 4S
Ontnilo RV 24Vi do 1m pfd . . S2
O. U. & N K do M pfil .
ilr > pfd , 73 Pacific Mall .
Pennsylvania ,131 , Pcopln's Gas . , '
llcvidlnsr , - . . ' PrenEod S. U . , 5S
Ixt pfd : Ml/1 do pfd . '
do : .l ( ifI ' Pullman P. C . iisn'3
Rio fl. W .y.4 . Standard It. & T. . 7
dn 1'fd , W , ,141 ,
Et. & S. K ' ' ilo pfd . , nn
1st pfd , tn Tenn. C . & J . ' (
ilo S.\ pfd ' U. B. Ixiit 1'1' ' ? !
Gt L , B W ! 13 do pfd . '
do Pfd P. H. Ilulilx-r . , r.'t '
. Paul do pfd . ,1ir ,
do pM \\Vli > rii t'nlon . . . . S7H
Ht. Pniil & Omaha Itepulillo I. & B. . . '
Ht.So
So Parlllo 37(4 ( do pfl . , ;
, Hallnuy P. . C. , C. & Ht. U . 73'i '
do pfd
Offered.
NIMV Yuri ; .lloiiey MiirU < > t.
NK\V YOHIC. Oct. 9. MON'KY On mil ,
fjiHler nt CQIO per cent ; last loan , nt S per
cent.
I'lUMK MKRCANTILiK I'APKIl-SH'uC
per eent.
STHHI.IN'n KXrUANOK-Klrni. with nc-
tiinl business In bunkers' bills nt Jl.iO',5 ' ?
4 SUV. for demand and ut $ I.Slr > ) 'i7 ' < .S'j for
Hlxty days ; posted rates. $ I.M'.4ii ( I.S3 and
$ I.Stittft1&7 ; .commercial bills. Jl.SOii I.SOW ,
SIl.VKU-Oertlllratcs. 5M6Do ? ; bar , 5Stc. !
. ' ' nOUUAHS I7e.
UONPS ( lovernmcnt bonds , hteiuly ; state
rionds , Inaetlve ; railroad tiomls. weak.
Kollowlng uru the closing nuotatlona on
) > ends :
Offered.
l' < irt'lirii I'MiiiiiicluI.
LONDON , Oct. fl. American securltlea
were oiiu'vvhut dull at the opening on
poor stall i lie nt of the associate banks of
N' ' w York Prices later Improved , wltli
l.ouisviHo showlntr the greatest strength
the close prices cased off and closed < (
easy. There -was lllllo rtemand. Spanish
4s closed at CO.J5. Amount of bullion taken
Into the llnnk of Knclnnd on lialatice today ,
160.000. Gold premium quoted nt Buenos
AyreK , 1S3.CO.
HKRL1N , Oct. D. Homo funds were Him
on the bourse today. On nnd Inn Pnrllle rail
way showed a good rise , ns did nlso North
ern Pacific. Local securities \vcrp Irregu
lar , though bank shares wore well main
tained. Exchange on lx > ndon , CD marks Sola
pfgs. for checks.
PARIS , Oct. 9. The bourse was firm toi
ilny. although toward the end there wns n
slight reaction. Realizations were in
pioRrcss from opening to Closing. Interimi
tlonnts wcro fairly maintained , though
Rrazlllnnfl were easier nnd Spanish 4s
lluctuatcil slightly. Rio tlntos and mining
shares xvcrc Jlrm. Knfllranere dull.
Three per cent rentes , lOOf 50c for the ne-
count. Kxchnnge on London , J3f 31'Ao for
hcck . Spnnlsh 4s clofcd nt Cl.C"1 .
KRANKFORT , Oct. 9. The market today -
day , encouraged by news rrom the other
bourses , was firm. Spanish 4s , Portuguese
and Mexicans were harder nnd Americans
Improved.
Ilimlnii Stock * mill llonil * .
ROSTON , Oet. 9.-f'a1l loans. M/sUCty per
cent ; time loans , Bi/C / per cent. Closlns
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shnlcs :
A. , T. & K. K . S'lH ' 114
on prd . 62 \Vcst. Klectrlo 41
Amer. SiiK'ir ' . 14HS < lo jiM 674
do ! > M . 117 AtPhliwn 4s OS
It"ll Telrphono . 379 Adventure . 7
Ilnnton & Altnny..ZM Allouct Mln. Co. . . . KH
Ilonton Ulcvnteil . . .U7 Atlnntlc . 2 $
llonton ft Mnlno . . .204 HoRton & Mont . SSI
C. . H. & < J . Ifflli Iluttc & Ho fon. . . . SO
111. Klcc. Ill . 20S fnlumrt & llpelix..7iil !
I'-ltchbure pM . 119 tVjitonnlal . 34
Ocn. Klectrio . 1H Kranklln . 17H
ilo pM . IK ) Humlwldt . 1't '
Federal tecl . WH
, lo pM . 181.4 Pnrrot 47
M xlcnn Ccntrnl . . 13H Qulncy . . . . .
Ol.l . Colony . Ste S.intn Fo C0ju > cr. . . . 1V *
OM Dominion . S2 ? Tnmnrnck . CIS
Ituhbcr \Vlnnun . S\
Union Pacific 43U \Volverlncs . 4P4
1'nio'i I.ind 6V4 Utah . 3SW
\\tst KnJ M
Ynrlc llnliic ( liintntlonN.
NKW YORK. Oct. 9. Tha following
nro otllclal cloHlne quotutlonsi for mining
chares :
Oiollnr W Ontario 812
Crmvn Point 60 Opldr ' >
Con. Cnl. Sc Va 170 Plymouth S
Dendwnod 70
Goulil & Ciirrle 35 do .
Hale .t JCorcross. . . . SO Sierra Nevada 6 ?
Ilomcstnke KW Htnndnrd 2M
Iron Sliver 63 Union Con 33
Mexican 30 [ L'ellow Jacket 2J
London Stoclc ( Inotntloiin.
LONDON , Oct. 9. I p. m. Closing :
CoiiRols money . . . .IKIS X. Y. Central . 13SII
do account Pennsylvania . 67
Canadian 1'nclflo IltadlnB . UN
Erie 13 > i Xo. Pa-ltlc pM . 76i
ilo iHt I'M 37- % Atchlson . 2H4
Illinois Central . . . .115
Pnlon Pac. pfd 78U Grand Trunk
St. 1'aul , common..128-H _ Anaconda
BAR JJILVER-Steady at 2 13-lCd per
° lMONEY-3 per cent. The rate of discount
In the open market for short hills Is 4 ? j )
4 % per cent and for three-months'- 4j ( ,
per cent.
IlllliU Olvi
NK\V YORK. Oct. a. Clearings , J119C14-
C91 ; balances , $7,413,971.
BOSTON. Oct D. Clearings , $ lS,010Hj ;
balances , $2,145,709. . . . _ ,
UALTIMOIU3. Oct. 9. Clearings , $2SOS(20 ( ;
balances , $17C,37C.
PHILADELI'IIIA , Oct. 9.-Clearlngs ,
$10.U3 , 7S ; balances , $1,919,5:8.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 9. CleiirlnRS , J6,016,140 ;
"balances " , $5-7,401 Money , 4iS per cent.
New York exchange , ' 5c discount bid.
jOc discount asked.
Coiiillllou of the TrrnNiiry.
WASHINGTON , Out. 9. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , t2S9,071,22 < i ;
gold reserve , 5255,709,540.
M3W YOHIC ( il2M2HAb 3I.VRICET.
ttiiotntloiid for the Dny oil VnrlotiH
ColllIIMMlltll'N.
NB\V YORK , Oct. 9. FLOUR Receipt ? ,
21,918 bbls. ; exports , 7,000 pkgs. Low grades
wcro offered sparingly while medium and
the better grades were offered more freely
at unchanged prices. The market closed
slightly Irregular. Minnesota patents , $3.93 $ ®
4.23 ; Minnesota bakers , $3.00 3.35 ; winter
patents. JS.COftlUO ; winter straights. J3.103
353 ; winter extras , $2.45I3.00 ; wlntor low
grades , J2.2SJf2.40. Rye Hour , quiet ; good to
fair. J3.20fi3.iO : ; choice to fancy. S3.3jl4.00.
Uuckwheat Hour , steady at J2.2502.2iO.
UUCKU'HKAT Quiet at 57i c.
CORNMBAU Firm ; yellow western , SOc ;
city. 79fi 0c ; lir.indywlne , J2.2IXB2.30.
RYU Quiet ; No. 2 western , EiVic f. o. b.
afloat spot ; etate , GlffC2c ( c. I. f. New York ,
CaBARLBY Dull ; feeding41(343c ( c. 1. f.
Buffalo.
1) . 'a7iont Bpot ; Nih 1 northern Duluth , S0e
f. o. b. neat to arrive new ; No. 1 hard Du
luth , S3',4c ' to arrive ; No. 2 red , 75ic ( ele
vator. Options opened steady , but quiet at
He advance and further advanced Uc on
better early cables than expected. Subse
quently the market turned easier in nb-
scnco of speculation , the Chicago market
being closed , later cables being unsatisfac
tory and the visible supply , partly esti
mated , showing a larger Increase than had
been looked for. The close was weak at a
net decllno of He. March , SOU'SS0c ; closed
839 bu. Spot firm ; No. 2 , 41Hc f. o. b. alloat ,
41'do elevator. Options opened llrm nt an ad
vance ot % c on favorable cables and for
eign buying and further advanced ' , &c on
covering. Later the market cloned firm at a
net advance of H'Slie ; May , 37 13-lia3S'Ac ( :
closed 37T4c ; December , 3sS3b8c ; closed
3S c.
OATS-Recelpts , 127,200 bu. ; exports , 4,110
bu. Spot steady ; No. 2 , 23c ; No , 3 , l9c ! ; No. 3
white. 30c ; track white. 30&33c ; No. 2 white ,
31c ; track mixed western , LM&SOVic. Options
nominal.
ll'AY Steady ; shipping , 70175c ? ; good to
choice , 7M)90c. )
HOPS Dull ; state , common to choice ,
l&9'i ' crop. Cc ; 1S97 crop , nominal ; 1SDS era ) ) ,
ICiTlSc ; Paclllc coast , 1806 crop , 4ijjCc ; 1S97
crop , nominal ; U9S crop , IKtjlle.
HIDKS Steady ; TexaH dry. 21 to 30 Ibu. ,
13c ; California. 21 to 2ii Ibs. , 19c.
liKATHBU Firm ; helmlock sole , IJucnos
Ayres. light to heavy weights , 2ff2ic ! ! ! ;
ticld , 24fi24V4c.
COAI/ Steady ,
I'ROVISIONS-Heef. dull : family. $10.50fl )
11.50 ; beef hams , $24.001(25.00 ( ; packet , $10.09
( fl 10.50 ; city , extra India mess , $10. Pork ,
pickled belllef. $ G.OOftS.OO : pickled { .boul .
ders , J7 ; pickled hams , JS.75i < 10.23 , Lard ,
Btcndy ; western steamed , $3.t > 2 ; refined ,
Ktendy ; continent , $6.15 ; South American ,
$ C.C5 ; compound. $8.65. Pork , dull ; short
clears. $10.23 11.75 ; family , $11.505(12.00. $ (
RICK Firm : domestic , fair to extra ,
Q4Wc ; Japan , I'j067lic.
MOLASSISS Steady ; Now Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , 324J3CC.
MKTALS The course of nvonU in the
metal market today \\i\a \ anything but In
teresting. Neither buyers nor sellers fh.owed
a disposition to enter Into active now deals ,
the single change In prices consisting of an
advance of 15c In , tin , this being more or
less nominal , ns there wcro no sellers at
the higher prleo named. The foreign news
averaged up no better , nor worse than ex
pected ; the same was true of domestic ro-
liorts. At the close the Metal exchange
called pig Iron warrants nominal nt J1S.OO
lake copper very quiet at J1S.50 ; tin very
quiet at J13.35 bid ; lend very quiet with $1.60
b'.d and $1.6- ) ni-'kcd ; upeltnr very quiet with
$5.45 bid and $5.05 asked. The brokers , ' price
for lend Is $1.40 anil for copper ! S1ilSlc.
St. I. on IN tin-In mill Provlxlonx.
ST. LOl'IS. Oct.YHKATLowor ;
No. 2 red cash , elevator , 72V c ; track. 72Ji
2Wc ; December , 73Vfcfl7tiic : ; May ,
77',4c ; No. 2 hard , CD ' Olici' receipts , 74,163
bushels.
TORN Higher : No. 2 cash , 3lc ; track
32e ; December , 29Ue ; May , M
OATS Firm ; NIL 2 cash , 21c ; track , 2453
"Use ; December , 237lo ; May , ISVJc ; No. L
white. 2iif2iji.jc. |
RVM Strong nt KHic.
POl'LTRY-Steady ' ; chickens , old , 6' c
young , 7c ; turkeys , SSJS'/ioi ducks nm !
geese , fiifteiic.
FLOUR Quiet nnd slemly ; patents. $3.fo
ffTO.70 ; extra fancy , $3.23j3.35 ; clear , $2.9l > n
'sbl-JDS-TImothy , steady at $1.9032.35
flax , nominal at $1.15.
CORNMKAI-$1.75T $ | l.SO.
RRAN Steady ; stacked , east track , C2
( Sfile.
HAY Timothy , easy nt $9.00 11.00 ; prairie
lirm nf $ .7SOS.OO.
VlllSlvY-Steady nt $1.2 ! .
IRON OOTTON'UBS-M.IO.
HKMP T W1NB-9C.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , boxei
shoulderb $1.75 ; extra shorts , $5.3714 ; clea
ribs , $5.50 ; clear sides , $5.C2URacon , boxet
tdioulders , J5.00 ; extra shcrta and clear r'bs '
$5.S7'iiii.OO ( ( : clear sides. $6.12H.
HKCBHTa-Flour , 9.000 ubls.j wheat. 74 ,
CKM MI. : cxrn. 1S7.1XX ) bu. ; oats. 112,000 bu.
SlIIPMKNTa-FIour. JO.tXlO bbls. : wheat
13,000 bu. ; corn , 89,000 bu. ; oatn. 15,000 bu.
MliuifiiiHilU AVlu-at mill l-'lour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct , 3. WHKAT-I
store ; No. 1 northern , October , C'Jc ; Do
. .cembcr , CSV. May. 71Hc : old October , OHc
! I Ou , truck : No. 1 hard , 70o ; No. 1 nortli-
crn. fsc : No. 2 northern. , BV.
KLOl'R--PntRnts are Iflc l < wpr ; first p.it-
onts. f3.70fi3.vn ; second patents , $3.B"3.COj
Ilrst clpars , tl.MftZ 70.
lmAN-$10.SOfnn.73. $
OMAHA UKMcilAt. KIAHKHT.
ronilltlnn nf Trmlr mill < liiofntlon on
Stniilo nnd | imny * Produce.
Eaas-Recelpts , light ; market firm at
, ICc.
i ICc.BUTTER
BUTTER Common to fair. He ; choice ,
' 1GIM7P ] ; separator , 22C2ao ; Bothered cream-
cry. i I-i2fl ! ) ? < \
POULTRY - Hsns. live. 7l4c : spring
chickens , 7'4c ' ; old and Maggy roosters , live ,
SSWo : : ducks and gccso , live , CiJ7c ; tu.--
i keys j , live , lOe.
riOEONS-L'vo. per tloz. , 7So.
VEALS-Cholce. 9c.
OYSTERS Jlcdlutn , per can , I3c : stand-
' nrds. per can , 2Cc ; bulk standard , per pal. ,
M-30 ) ; extra selects , per can , 35c ; extra se
lects , per pal. , J1.75 ; New York counts , per
i can , 40c ; Now York counts , per 100 , tl.iS.
HAY Uplanil , choice. $7.00 ; midland ,
I choice , tC.50 ; lowland , choice. M.BO ; rye I
ttraw , choice , $3W ; No. 3 corn , " 7c ; new I
I ortts , 16i20c ; cracked corn , per ton , $12.00 ;
i corn nnd oats , chopped , per ton , $12.50 ;
ran , per ton , $13.00 ; shortP , per ton , $11.00.
VEQETAULBS.
WATERMKLONS-Good stock , crated for
hlpments. 12Jilln.
CANTALOUPE-ircr crete , Rocky Ford ,
TOAtAfoKR-l'or crate , COffTOc.
SWHBT POTATOES-1'er bbl. , J1.T5.
POTATOES-Per bu. , 2tl:5c. ) ?
CRANHERRlES-Capo Cod , J5.SO.
ONIONS-Rftall way. 50T.COC.
CELERY Per doz. . 255(30 ( : .
TRUITS.
PLUMS OroRon , ] ) cr crate , $1,13Q1.I3.
CALIKORNIA PEACHES - Freestones.
1.25 ; cllnus , 41.1VfI1.20. (
APPLES-Choloo sblppliiR stock , $3.00 ;
rabnpplcs , per bbl. , J2.7BJ.1.00 ) ; Johnathans ,
J.SO M.OO.
ORAPES-Now York , 22e ; California.
. & > rli 1.40.
PEAHS-nartlett. scarce ; other varieties.
2.00U2.25 ; eastern Kelffer , per bbl. , $4.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Cnllfornla fancy. $3.00IJ5.25 ;
tioicp California. $4.7505.00 ; Messina , fancy ,
5.5000.00.
IJANANAF-Cholce , cMted , largo stock ,
er bund' ' . Sl.O&ffZ.SS : medium-sized
uncbes. $1.7o72.0\ (
QUINCES- California , per box. $1.50.
HIJjES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Sc ; No. 3 green
Ides , 7c ; No. 1 salted hides , 9Kc ; No. 2
ailed hides , Sic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
bs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , CREASE , ETC.-Tallow , No. 1 ,
)4c ) ; tallow , No. 2 , 3Vio ; rough tallow , IHc ;
vblto grease , 2-il/3Uc ) ( ; yellow and brown
remit , 2 ! i/3c. /
i3c.MISCELLANEOUS.
-MISCELLANEOUS.
NtTTS Now Jilckory nuts , per bu. , $1.60.
nutter , KKK nn < l Clin-NC
NEW YORK , Oct. ft. UUTTER-Recolpts ,
.630 pkgs. ; .strong ; western creamery , 17 ®
Ic ; creamery , l22c l ! ; factory , HfilGc.
CHEESE Receipts , 1,091) ) pkgs. ; firm ;
argc white , llic ; small white , 12'/c ; large
olored , 12c ; small colored , IWfirWc.
EGGS Receipts , 7.577 pkgs. ; tinner ; west-
rn ungraded at mark , loffllic.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9. HUTTER Firm ;
rf-amery , 16Ji23p ; dairy , IStittTlSc.
EGGS Firm ; fresh , lu'.Jc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. fl.-IUJTTER-Stendy ;
rcamery , lUTiC4c ; dairy , liyiOc.
EGGS-Steady nt 14c.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 9. UU'lTER-Cream-
ry. Ifi22c ! ) ; dairy , ICu.
EGGS Market steady ; fresh Missouri and
Cansas stock , ' 15c dozen , cases returned.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9. 13UTTKR
teady ; fancy western creamery , 24c ; fancy
estern prints , 2fc.
EGGS Unchanged ; fancy nearby , 19e ;
tncy western , 19c ; fancy southwestern , ISc ;
ancy southern , 17c.
CHEESE Firm nnd higher ; New Yorlc
till cream fancy , 12' ' , ( i(12c ( ; fair to choice ,
ELGIN , Oct. D. BUTTER-Stendy at .
ighteen tubs were offered and withdrawn
n bids at 23c.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. O.-WIVEAT-Decem-
e\i * r.Mn' AT 11 * f.n\f. n j rt oil Vr * H 1. n * , !
s'o. 2 mixed , 29Jj29'4c ; No. 2 white , 29V.c ;
\'o. 3. 29c.
OATS No. 2 white , 23324c.
RYE-NO. 2 , 56e.
HAY Choice timothy , $3.00 ; choice pral-
le , JC.60.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. O. , Oct. 9. WHEAT Quiet
nd steady ; No. 2 cash , 71&c ; December ,
4'4c.
CORN Dull nnd higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
% c.
OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , C-lc.
RYE Quiet ; No. 2 mixed. COc.
SEEDS Clover , active and higher ; prime
: ash , JG.CO ; October. $6.63 ; December , J3.50.
Liverpool Crulii mid Provisions.
LIVERPOOL , Oct. 9.-WHEAT Spot. No.
2 red western , winter , tlrm at 6s Id ; No. 1
lorthern , spring , llrm nt Cs4d.
CORN Spot , American mixed , new and
jld , 3s 9Hd.
PROVISIONS Hams , short cut , 60s.
Uacon , Cumberland cut , steady at 39s.
Duliitli Market.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK , Oct. 9. COTTON The col
on market at the best prices of the day
showed n. gain of 7 to 10 points , this near
ho opening , but later became weak , easing
off to considerably below the Until figures
of Saturday. Much llrmcr cables than had
joen looked for sent local shorts into n
spasm of fright nnd courted a very attlvo
nvestment buying at the Htnrt. Initial sales
showed a rise of G to 10 points which was
well sustained during the early moments ,
' . -ontldent bulls snapped up the bears on
: he Idea that current prices wcro still too
ow considering legitimate inlluences. Hut
is the morning wore along It became evi
dent that there were more sellers than buy-
ersi and prices gradually melted awny under
steadily growing liquidation. Contributing
nlluences to the desire to reduce commit
ments were estimates for enlarged receipts.
For the rest of the day the general trend oE
irlcps was downward though consistent
Jtiylng on the decllno prevented any
scramble to unload. The later cables from
Liverpool proved ns distinctly ntfilnst the
market as earlier advices favored It. Some
of the large Wall street commission houses
were free sellers on the reaction. The mari -
i < et closed steady with prices BQ6 points net
; ower.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 9. COTTON Frm , l-16c
lilgher. Sales , nono. Middling , 7',4e ; receipts ,
4.S7I bales ; shipments , 4,771 bales ; ptock ,
OS.OI9 bales.
NEWORLEANS , Oct. 9.-COTTON-Qulet
sale * , 4.000 bales ; ordinary , 55-lflc ; good or
dinary , f > 13-16e ; low middling. < > ? ic ; middling
r 15-16e ; good middling , 73-lCc ; middling
fair. 7'/2c ; receipts. 11,800 bales ; stock , 230-
561 bales ; future ! ' , steady ; October , J6.67 bid
November , J6.71ftC.73 ; December , JO.7WtO.77 ;
January. J6.81ft6.S2 ; February , Jii.S5S6.S6 ;
March , J8.S9Q6.90 ; April. J6.9206.9I ; May ,
J6.9Mi6.97 : Juno , $7.0 (7-01. (
LIVERPOOL , Oct. O.-OOTTON Spot
moderate business ; prices 1-16J to 3-32i
of which SOO bales were for speculation and
export and included 7.300 bales American.
Receipts , ll.ooo bales , Including 10.SOO bales
American. Futures opened llrm and closed
barely steady at tlm advance. American
middling 1. m. e. , October , 3n9-6lT3 CO-6UI
sellers ; October- November , 3 &S-6td buyers ;
November-December , 357-6ld rollers ; De
cember-January. January-February. Feb
ruary-March , 356-6M neliers ; Maroh-Aijrll ,
.1 50-647(3 ( B7-64d value : April-May , 3 f,7-64d
sellers ; May-June. 3 57-C4f3 | G-6ld Boilers ;
June-July , 36S'fild sellers ; July-August ,
35S-61d buyers ; September , 3B7-61d buyers.
Dry liiiiiilN MiirUH ,
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-DRY GOODS The
week opens with n well sustained demand
for cotton goods of all staple descriptions
and , as of late , much business bus been
turned down by sellers. Advance * of ' ,40
reported In some makes of brown sheetings ,
also In bleached -cottons and In cottonadea.
Staple prints nro selling well and there has
today been an Improved aemnnd for fancy.
Percales uro In a strong position. No
change. In the glnchnm market and sellers
have full command of the situation. Men's
wear worsteds llrm ; woolens quiet. Drcsa
goods are selling readily for next spring.
1)11
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-OILS-Cottotsepd )
oil. atendy , with sales of 2,000 bids. ; prjme
summer yellow , November and December ,
ut 30c and held nt 31o prompt ; prlmo crud * .
nominal ; prlmo crude , f. o. b. mills' . l2fi ! >
2lc ; prime summer yi'llow. SOfiSlc ; off hum
mer yellow. 29Ti30e ; butter grades , nominal ;
prlmo winter yellow , 3K 35c ; prlmo white ,
32o asked. Tallow , llrm ; city ( J2 per
package ) , CHc ; country ( packages free ) ,
DUflDic , ns lo quality. Petroleum , Jlrm :
rotlucd New York , JS.93 ; Philadelphia and
Italtlmore. $ S.9 . Rosin , steady : strained ,
common to good , Jl. jgi.27H : . Turpentine ,
llrm at B2' , c.
TOLEDO. Oct. 9. OILS Unchanged.
LONDON. Oct. 9. OILS-Oalcuttu Unseed ,
spot. 45s 3d ; linseed oil , . - " ( id ; turpentine
spirits , 37s 3d
OIL CITY. Pa. , Oft. 9-OILS-Credlt bal
ances , Jl.&O ; certificates , no bids , offers or
gules ; shipments. 157.064 bbls. ; average , 7ri.-
47 bbls , ; runs , 702.5SO bbU ; uvcruge , 72b9o
j libls ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Over Two Hundrad Oars of Oattla Anna
in tha Yards.
VERY FEW CORNFED CATTLE ARE ON SALE
Hei-clpU cif II KK Are I'liuniinlly I.nrnc
lor u Mmuliiy MiirUrl , lloweer ,
in Ant Very Active Sheep
Arrival * Arc l/nritc.
SOUTH OMAHA , Oct. 9.
Receipts were : Cattle. Hog * . Sheep.
Olllclal Monday C.029 3 , 3l 11.113
" One . week ago 7.4SO 3.2fil S.CS7
Two weeks ago 6,65 2,05 * 12.MI
Three weeks ago 10,095 2 , 79 3.S90
Average price paid for liogs for the last
several days with comparisons :
Sept. 20 | 4 371 4 03 | 4 02 543 603
Sept. 21. . . 431 3 71 4 01 2 $31 3 as 533 6 13
Sept. 22. . . 433 3 73 3 SC i SI 6 6 619
Sept. 2J. . . 1 3 77 3 7H 2JS 4 00 6'iJ
Sept. 24. . . 3&1 2 SI ass E33 |
"ept. 25. . . 3 i > 2 2 90 3 12 & 40 6 31
ept. 28. . . 4 39 , 3 71 2i i ! S9 3 SI 537 641
Sept. 27. . . I 36 . - , 7 2 3 7S * 3 SS B20 6 2 < 1
Sept. 28. . . 3 til 3 S3 2 S9 3 92 5 17 6U7 ,
Scpti . . , 4 37 3 3 SI 2 91 G 26 6 13
Sept. 30. . . 4 3C 3 C 3 SI 2 97 3 9G *
Oct. 1. . . . 3 71 3 S3 2 01 3 9S r 2c ,
Oct. 2. . . . -133 3 79 3 02 3 93 5 27 fi 24
Oct. 3. . 4 42 3 6fi 2 'J7 3 SC C 00 G2I >
Oct. 4. . 4 37 3 Cl 3 73 3 S2 D l
Oct. r > . . i 31 3 M 3 71 3 85 1 9-3 0 32
Oct. n. . 4 .11 3f,3 3 7J 3 01 V7 U .11
Oct. 4 35 3 58 3 Gl 3 ( H 3 S6
Oct. s. . 3 G9 3 52 3 13 3 Sfi 4 SG
Oct. y. . 4 35 3 63 3 131 3 5 4 90 C 29
* Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was !
Cattlc.llOBS.Sh'p.ll'r's.
. M. & St. P. Uy . 3
Alo. Paclllc Uy . l 3fi
Union Pacific system. 72 fi 27
O. & N. AV. lly . 3
' " . . 13. & M. V. 11. 11. 30 SO io
3. C. & r. Hy . 2 1
J. , St. P. , M. & O. Ky. 3 4
U. & 11. U. II. H. . . . . . S3
L' . , 15 , & Q. Ry .
H. I. & P. east. . . .
C. , R. I. west. .
Total receipts . 217 CO17
The disposition of the day's receipts was
is follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
Omaha PackliiR Co . 211 fi9 ! 273
G. H. Hammond Co . 3SO S7rt
Swift and Company . 249 077 1.0S1
Cudahy Packing Co . 693 1 2,477
Vrrnour & Company. . . . 712 1.127 3.WJ
Vansant & Co . 179 .
jobnuin & Co. , . G07 .
. I. Stephen . 201 .
1111 & HuntzliiRcr . 203 .
. .IvInBstono < t Schaller. . 3 .
lamllton & Rothschild. . 437 .
v. P. llusz . 4ti .
Other buyers . SIB . . . . 2.7S3
Hold over . 1,000 4W 2,63)
Total . 5'CS 4,000 12.C51
CATT.LE Over 200 cars of cnttlo were In.
.he yards this morning , but that did not
seem very many us compared with a good
inny days of late , and besides that no ono
was looking for a very great run on Tties-
lay. To offset this bullish inlluencc Chicago
came lower and dull on beef cattle.
There were very few cornfed cattle on
sale and the few here met with ready sale
it good , steady prices. Some yearlings
brought $3.63 and heifers JI.93. The offerings
of grass beef were considerably larg < r than
on a good many days of late , even when
: ho total receipts were much larger. 1-or
: hat reason , and becati&c Chicago came
ewer , buyers were decidedly bearish nnd
they started out to pound the market. The
trade opened slow , with buyers hanging
back , and It was Ute before the pens were
cleared. The general market could best bo
described ns slow nnd a little lower.
Cows nnd heifers sold In about the same
notches as last week and there was no very
marked change In the trade. Uuyers seemed
to want what there was here and everything
deswablo changed hands in good season.
Hulls , stags , etc. , sold about like the close
of last week.
Stockers and feeders were In pretty fair
demand this morning nnd the feeling was a
little better , though the market could not
be quoted much higher. Speculators have
undoubtedly lost money , nnd they were a
little cautious this morning , but still there
floemod to bo a feeling that there would not ,
he any very grqat run tomorrow , while the '
low prices ought/to bring in' ' a good country
buying demand. Representative sales :
BI013F STKBRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
44..1137 } 4 75 17..1113 to 25 27. . 991 ? 5 53
COWS.
633 200 2. . 003 2 73 1..13SO 3 50
920 2 0 1. . 930 3 00 2..13GO 3 TTi
S10 2 50 C. . 947 3 10 L.llbO u 75
800 2 75 2. . 775 3 25
HEIFERS.
1. . 920 3 50 IS. . 833 4 93
BULLS.
903 2 13 1. . 7SO 2 50 2..1173 4 15
S50 2 15
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1. . 5M ) 2 00 1. . CGO 3 13 1. . CCO 3 25
1. . 4SO 2 50 1. . 910 3 15 21. . 730 330
2. . 5CO 3 00 S. . 578 3 20
CALVES.
9. . 297 5 00
STAGS.
1..1440 3 50
OXEN.
3..1208 275
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
G. . COO 3 00 2. . 450 350 20. . SCO 4 23
3S. . 707 3 10 1. . COO 4 00 1..1000 4 25
1. . 670 3 15 S. . 560 423 63. . 819 4 40
1. . C5U 325
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Vr.
2 bulls. . . .1550 $2 90 2 feeders..10W $3 75
1 cows. . . H30 3 00 2 bulls. . mo 2 70
1 cow. . . . .1010 3 < JO Ibull 1110 3 00
li COWS. . . h71 3 20 4 build. : . . 14S3 2 75
5 cows. . . 40 2 SO Ibull. . . . , ,1690 2 50
11 cows. . . 950 3 25 1 bull. . . . ,1010 , 3 10
4 cows 1077 3 50 1 steer. . . , ,1350 , 4 15
IS feeders. 91S 4 10 1 stag. . . . , 910 3 40
u feeders. 716 3 50 1 heifer. , , 9M 3 W
1 fc'oder. . S10 4 00 3 cows. . . , , SKG 2 73
1 feeder. . 910 4 00 1 cow. . . . ,1170 , It 10
,1170WO
0 feeders. S02 4 00 1 cow WO 3 40
1't cows. . . . SS4 2 75 2 steers..1025 3 25
3 cows. . . . 913 3 00 10 feeders. . 602 4 10
WYOMING.
1 COW S90 3 40 1 cow , 900 3 40
Icow 1150 3 40 1 cow , S40 3 40
1 cow 1140 275 1 cow ,1420 , 2 75
13 cows 1016 3 40 1 cow , KM 3 00
1 cow 1)20 ) 3 00 1 cow ,1110 , 3 40
44 cows 10SS 3 40 41 cows. . . . , ! H7 3 SO
2 hoifers. . SOO 3 15 3 heifers. , 730 3 25
3 heifers. . WO 3 15 17 feeders. , CfiS 4 30
1 feeder..1000 . ' ! 00 1 feeder. . , 970 4 00
23 heifers. . 730 : i 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
31 steers..1110 3 S5 1 steer. . 1210 4 10
1 steer 1130 4 10 3 cows. . 1070 3 60
5COWS 1M3S 3 25 1 cow. . . 960 3 23
11 cows 1050 360 1 cow 1110 3 10
1 steer 11SO 4 15 1 steer 1000 3 75
7 steers.111S 4 15 1 steer , 969 3 00
15IDAHO.
IDAHO.
22 feeders.1139 4 10
COLORADO.
61 steers..1107 3 S5 6S steers..10SO 3 R5
45 steers..1101 3 tui 40 steers..1111 3 & 5
12 steers..1097 3 f,5
T. N. Mathews Wyo.
3 steers , . .11110 I 20 12 bulls. .1410
1 steer. . . . 900 3 23 2 cows. . .1055 375
14 feeders..1078 4 20 1 cow. . . .1170 3 75
1 feeder..1030 4 20 1 cow. . . . MO 3 75
10 feeders..1103 4 20 1 cow. . . . 910 3 25
Thos. K. Fawley-S. D.
7 feeders. . 070 3 70 2 COWS. . . 990 3 15
1 feeder. . . 760 3 15 3 cows. . . 730 3 15
1 bull 1020 a 10 8 cows. 263
5 feeders..1012 4 10 1 cow. . . S10 265
1 feeder..1010 3 60 1 bull. . .1350 2 90
John Rclnu'S.
GS feeders. . 1107 4 05 145 feeders..1107 4 05
, Thos. McGIII-Wyo ,
S5 feeders. . 1057 430 7 cows. . , . .1097 3 CO
6 feeders..102U 390 13 cows. . . . .1070 3 75
Oeo. Rolllns-S. U.
7 cows. 110S 3 65 1 cow. . . . . .10IO 3 5"
1 cow 1060 365 1 steer 1230 3 75
1 cow 11SO 365 1 feeder..1MO 4 00
1 cow 1230 365 I ) feeders. . 117U 4 00
1 cow 1070 : i 65
J. AV. Gamer-Neb.
1 cow 1120 3 60 30 feeders. . RDI 3 75
1 heifer. . . K0 ! 3 35 14S feeders. . 8 ! > S 3 75
1 feeder. . . 970 3 75
Sbledley Cattle Co , 8. D.
930 3 00 Caif no fi 75
133 steers..1209 4 12' S3 steers..1201 412Vi
1 cow 1170 3 70
A. H. Reader Wyo.
61 steers..11M 4 23 9 Bteers,1211 i 23
1 Btecr 1320 423
1320C. K. Ayres Wyo ,
1 cow 1030 3 ffi 10 feeders. . ES3 4 30
3S feeders. . 839 4 00 15 feeders.,1000 4 30
2 feeders. . 7M > 3 CO
William K. Roy Wyo.
6 feeders..1212 4 tt > S steers..1131 4 00
11 cows 1111 375 1 steer 1330 4 CO
1 cow 1110 3 75 47 feeders..1234 4 40
3 cows lOat 3 73 1 feeder. . . 1070 4 40
1 steer 11 4 00
CjDorRo A. Kecllno & Bon AVyo.
1 hclfcr..1390 4 ( D 77 steers..1332 4 CO
11 steers..12SO 4 M
32 steers. . .1297 4 60 5 steers..1412 A no
10 steers. . .1210 4 45 8 steers..1232 4 45
1,1 caws , . . .1002 3 5 Scows 1002 3 23
12 cows. . . .101:1 : 3 40
5 feeders 770 4 00
R. Sllddlcinlss Colo.
S feeders 9S2 4 f > 0 2hilll 1140 2 ffl
S cows. . . 900 3 40 91 feeders. . 647 4 30
P , Jliddlemlss-Colo.
1 holfer. . . 620 375 63 feeders. . S6S 415
02 feeders KM 435 13 feeders-.1012 435
23 feeders. . 978 330 3 fet-avrs. . W ) 275
18 feeders . SM 2 SO 1 feeder. . . MO 2 SO '
2Scows 803 .100 J stnR 117(1 ( .ISO
10 feeders. . ! SO .1 ( f , A feeders. . C90 S 15
1 feeder. . . 701 3 00
A. fi P. Mlddlpmlss-Colo" .
41 feeders..IPf.O 105 SI feeders..1031
59 feeders ) . . 839 4 05
A. C1. Mldillewlss-Colo.
29 feeders. . P21 400 24 cows 004 2 K >
4 stags 1100 310 1 map 1100 310
5 cows S2 > ? 2 25 SI feeders. . 712 4 23
Inslcy & Reader Wyo.
If. sir. tig. .11S ! > 3 SO G2 steer.1172 423
71 ti-erM..1l77 42. ' , G5 steers..1153125
21 slrcr.135.1 4 GO
10 cows 937 355 Scows S4S 300
Western Ranches S. D.
Hcows ! i7S 390
Stewart & Smith Colo.
1 feeder. . . SCO 4 00 II feeders..1057 4 00
AV. A. SalSburry-rolo.
30 steers..I2MI 420 3 steers..1ISO SCO
1 steer 1300 3 60
J. W. Darr-Wyo.
in steers..1209 4 SO 1 steer 1400 175
2 cows 1320 360
George Reader Wyo ,
0 feeders , . 1133I 00
I'M Wren Wyo.
R steers..Ulfi I f > s.eer 1250 4 in
1 steer 1310 410 D feeders..1116 403
2 sings J.S5 4 M
Blotter & S. Neb.
IS cows S0.1 305 II fcpiiers. . 7SS SCO
C. M. Lampinan Neb.
S feeders..1H50 400 6 ! i'i > ders..10l2 375
IIOOS For n Monday the receipts of hogs
were unusually heavy , llftyllvicars being
reportPd In. The market opbned steady
with Saturday , and the liost loads , of
Which there were very few , were picked np
early. However , the market wn.s not very
active ami heavy packing hags especially
were Inclined to drag. Latter on when It
hecnmn apparent that the receipts were
laigo for a Monday , with the probability
that there would bo n very largo run on
Tuesday , the market cased up. Then Chicago
cage came weaker on heavy hogs , and the
result of these bear Influences was that
the market not only closed 5c lower , but
dull ns well. Representative Bales :
No. Av. Sk. Pr. Xo. Av , Sk. Pr.
49 554 . . . 420 M 2.V ? 40 435
M SOT 80 $ ) 30 M 2M 120 435
C3 253 W 430 07 SCO 2UO 435
64 fill . . . 430 & 7 2 S SI ) 4 .V.
K3 23,1 ICO 430 77 2M 2V ) 435
r,9 29iS 40 4 S C.1 252 ICO 4 3 , "
7.1 2M 120 4 30 S2 SU 120 4 37V4
K 243 . . . 430 77 NO SOO 4 37U
K ! > HIS W 4 8214 1,3 21 / 1 ICO 4371 ,
CG ! 97 40 4324 7-J 240 . . . 4 37'i
67 2S.1. 40 4321.4 M 2S9 . . . 4 37Vi
BO 2M 200 4 M14 71 ST9 . . . 4.171 ; ,
C7 27740 4 S2i ! 47 2. ? SO 43714
71 2M ] ( 43' . 76 S37 SO 4 3714
C3 ! EK ] JM 4 ST. Rl 2G2 200 4371,4
M 2 6 SO 4 2S 74 ZX 120 4 37i < i
C2 2C6 40 453 70 S-l ! 200 4374
[ > ' > 2CS SO 435 19 2 7 40 4 H"i\t \ ,
74 2 l SO 4 Ki 71 2M . . . 4 37 > 4
Kl S.9 . . . 433 93 21V ! 40 440
75 241 40 4 S3 4. 223 40 440
C.1 254 SW 4 T. 77 227 40 44214
77 27il . . . 4 35 C.1 KIT . . . 4 42V4
31 22.1 . . . 4 r. 17 272 . . . 4 47\j \ ,
C7 270 ICO 4 33
SHEEP Receipts were large , but there
was a pretty good demand and dcslrnblo
sheep and lambs sold early at steady
prices. Pretty good western lambs brought
Jl.iO. However , the market on lambs was
inclined to be n llttlu slow owing to the
number on sale , and the feeling was rather
weak at the last.
The demand for feeders seemed to bo
light and the market on that kind of stuff
was slow.
Quotations ? Priino native wethers , JI.OOI ?
1.15 ; good to choice grass wethers , | 3.70fi )
3,50 ; fair to good grass wethers , J3.GOg3.70 ;
Kood to choice yearlings , J3.SOtt3.90 ; good to
choice grass ewns. J3.40g3.50 ; fair to good
grass owes , J3.00 r3.35 ; good to choice spring
lambs , J4.70Sjf4.75 ; fnr | to KOod spring lambs ,
Jl.00 4.70 ; common spring- Iambs , $ I.OOii4.50 ;
feeder wethers , JS O'jj.l.fiO ' : feeder yearlings ,
feeder wethers , J3.40JI.1.G5 ; feeder yearlings ,
J3.fi5iJ3.75 ; feeder lambs , $1.0004.30. Repre
sentative sales :
"ii breeders 93 325
85 Wyoming ewes 102 3 25
81 western ewes 97 325
59 western ewes S5 325
10.1 old ewes 107 330
IIS ewes 93 335
155 breeders 1M 340
209 feeder ewes 9S 340
21 Wyoming ewes , culls llfi 350
231 ewes and wethers 110 3 CO-
C32 Wyoming wethers Ill 375
9 western wethers 97 375
420 ewes and wethers 90 3 SO
1 western lamb CO 400
3 western lambs C.1 4 50
2 lambs Co 470
755 lambs C9 4 70
439 lambs CS175
213 lambs 69 475
713 Wyoming wethers Ill 3 S.5
F,7S , Idaho lambs fit ! 4 GO
429 western lambs .71 4 CO
J278 western lambs 'Cl 4 CO
11 western wethers S5 3 S5
05.1 western wethers 109 3 S3
323 feeding lambs 59 4 12i ;
313 feeding lambs 55 400
15 feeding lambs 4fi : i 50
109 western ewes 10S 325
CHICAGO I.IVI3 STOCK MARIC12T.
I ) e in n nd for Cuttle I'nlrlj-
Chlclly for the Hotter Ci-adon.
CHICAGO , Oct. 9. CATTLE The demand
for cattle was fairly large today , with the
call principally for the Letter classes.
Good to fancy cattle brought J3.9007.00 ; me
dium grades , 31.000C.S3 ; stackers nnd feed
er ? , J3.00ff4.tO ; bulls , cows and helfcis , $2.00
< Q'3.2r > ; common to prime calves , JI.OOJI7.00 ;
grass range cows , heifers and steers , J2.S3 ®
5.10 ; Texas grass steers , $3.20If4.30.
HOGS The run of hogs -was exception
ally light. Prices were steady save- for
common packers. Prime lots brought $1.10
S5.75 ; mixed lotp. $4.3lMH.75 ; light hogs ,
$ l.40@l.77'i ; pigs , $4.00Q'I.70 ; cnlls and rough
lots , Jl.50fH.00.
SHEEP The requirements of the sheep
market were limited. Trains were late and
trade over before noon. Sheep were taken
nt $2.0074.00 , western range- sheep selling nt
$4.00. Lambs were wanted at J3.00fr3.30 ;
foedlng sheep were salable , at $3.50f'J.75 am ]
feeding lambs at M.SOJTI.GO. Western lambs
and sheep comprised the -bulk of the offer
ings.
RECEIPTS Cnttlo , 20,000 licetll hogs , 23-
000 head ; sheep , 22,000 head.
KTmiNiiH City I/lve Ntnclf.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. & . CATTI.R-Ro-
eelpts. 12,700 head natives and 3,500 hear
Tpxans ; common steers shade lower ; choice
butcher cows trifle stronger "and others
steady ; no choice native steers ; light
weights. JI.55Tt5.SO : stockcr * nnd feeders
$ ' ! .20iM.73 ; butchers' -cows nnd heifers , $3.10
< i(5.00 ; canncrs , $2.30fi3.10 ; western steers
$3.10fii.00 ; Texans , $3.00fj4.20.
HOGS Receipts , 6.COO head ; choice light
grades steady and others steady to Co
lower.heavy ; , $4.33Til.40 ; mixed , $4.25 ; light
$ l.45iff'.53 ! : pigs , Jl.20tj4.45.
SHEEP Receipts. 10,200 head ; market
slow and 101(13o" lower ; Iambs , $1,3504.80
muttons , J3.60ft3.73 : stockers and feeders
J3.40ff3.75 ; pigH , J2.50Q3.40.
SI. LoillH I.Ire StoeU.
ST. I.OU1S , Oct. g.-CATTMS-Recclpts ,
4,300 head , Including 2,000 head Texans ;
market steady ; native shipping and expor
steers , $3.0006.50 ; di-cased beef ulcers. $1.000) )
6.10 ; ste-cis under 1,000 IIS. , il.35ft6.3U
Stockers and feeders , JJ.75fH.W ) ; tows an <
heifers , J2.000-l.90 ; cannorn. Jl.000i.75 ; bulls
J2.li003.40 ; Texas nnd Indian steers , $3.336
4.00 ; cows and heifers , $2.30'J3.X ! ! > .
HOGS Receipts , 5,600 head ; market 6c
lower on lights and steady on others ; pigs
and lights. $4.50ft4.C5 ; packers , $1.4004.60
butchers. $1.6504.70 ,
SHEKP Receipts , 1,300 head ; market dul
nnd steady ; native muttons , J3.750-l.00
lambs , $4.7605.25 ; stockers , J2.00ff3.20 ; culls
and 'bucks ' , $2.00ff3.00.
St. .Iox < > itli l.lv > Stork.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo. , Oct. 0.-Spo- (
clal , ) The Journal quotes ;
CATTLE-Recelpts. 9W ) , Including
( limrantlnep ; quality common ; market nctlvo
and steady.
HOGS Receipts , 1.800 ; market strong to
2o higher : heavy and medium. J4.300'4.60 '
piss and light , $1.40ff4.55 ; bulk of sale , ji.i
5J4.43.
SI IEKP Receipts , 6,100 ; market active
and steady.
Stork III Slulll.
Following nro the receipts nt western
markets for October 9 :
Cnttlo. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha (1.029 ( 3.S3I 11.143
Kansas City 16,60' ) 5,600 10.201
Chicago 20.000 21,000 22.00C
St. IvOllls 4,30 > 5,500 1.30C
Totals/ . 4C.S23 37,931 41.6) ) :
S in ; Hi'
NEW YORK , Oct. 9.-SUrAR-Raw , tin
settled and nominal ; fair rellnlng , 3ic ; ctn
trlfugnl , 9 > 3 test. 4lie ; molanes suirar. S'/sr
rctlnedi unsettled and Inactive , 7 1-lGc ; No. 9
45-16o ; No. 10 , 13-lCc ; No. II , 4 1-ltir ; No. J2
4e : No. 13 , 4c ; No. 14 , 3l5-16e ; mould A
57-16e ; standard A. 45-16c ; confectioners
A , 1 1516ccut louf. 59-lCe ; crushed , 511-lCc
powdered , 6Uc ; granulated , 53-16c ; cubes
6 5-lGc.
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 9-Sl'OAR-Steady
centrifugal yellow , 4'4t/4 11-lCc ; seconds , 2V-
( Sl'.io ; molasses , dull ; centrifugal , Gtfllc.
California Dried Friillx.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9. CAMl''ORNrA
DRIED KRUlTS-Steady ; evaporated ap
pies , common. 7'/ijc ' ; prime wire tray. 7V4f
M , c ; choice , Hi9e ( ; fancy. flJi9ic. Prunes
SHfiSc. Apricots , royal. I2i < 13 c ; Moo
park , I4fflCc. Peaches , impeded , 7iQ9c.
Cuiri-ii MnrKct.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.COKFEEptioni
opened llrm. unchanged to 10 points hlghu
and showed great activity and clreneth
most of the day. Shorts were dlsconcertci
and covered eagerly. The market cuset
off nt the close under profit Inking Closed
steady ! October 10 points lower nnd others
Ci points higher to fi net Jotver. Sale ? , 37.000
lngs , Including October , Jl.Wl.flO : Novem-
or , Jl.63 ; December , J4.S5 : January , J.SMi ( >
90 ; I'Ybruary , $5,00 ; March , JS.03tifi.IO ; .May.
5.15-P5.23 ; June , J5-30 : July , J5.25ii5..10. Spot
"of c , Rio tinner ; No. 7 Invoice , 6\c ; No.
, Jobbing , CUc ; mild , linn.
AVuiil
N'EW YORK , Oct. 9.-WOOI. Firm ;
omcMtlo tlrece , 2U726e ; Texas , ISfllSr.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 9.-\ViOi.-milet ) and
toady ; medium grades , 16fi20V ; light line ,
ltte ; heavy line , llQlS'.ic ' ; tub washed ,
2iic.
IMISTOVI'ICISOTIUK. .
( Should bt- rend dally by nil interested ,
ns ' changes may occur nl any time. )
I'orelen mails for the week ending Go
ober 14. 1S.T.I , will close ( PROMPTLY In
ill case ? ) nt the general poMolllce as fol-
ows ; PARCELS POST MAILS close ono
iota- earlier than closing tlmt > Bliown bo-
ow.
TrniiN-Atlnntlu Mnlln.
TPESDAY-At B:30 : n. m. for EUROPE ,
per H. M. Servla , via Queonstowtt tlet- j
ters must be directed "per . s. Servla" ) ; !
nt f:30 : n. in. for EUROPE , per t < . c. '
Kulxvr Wllhelm dcr Grosse * . via Cher
bourg , Southampton and Uromrn.
WEDNESDAY At 7 a. in. ( supplementary
J a. in. ) for EUROPE , per s. s. St. LaulH * .
via Southampton ( letters for Irelnnd
must be directed "per N , s. St. Louis" ! ;
nt y a. in. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. in. )
for Kl'ROPE , jier s. s. Germanic * , vlu
Qiieonstown ; nt 10:30 : n. in. for BEL
GIUM direct , per s. s. Sotithwark ( lot- ! '
tcrs must bo directed "per s. s. South- i
wark" ) . |
THURSDAY-At 7 n. m. for EUROPE , i
per s. s. Columbia * , via Cherbourg , j
Southampton and Hamburg. I
SATURDAY-At 7 a. m. for FRANCE , !
SWITZERLAND. ITALY , SPAIN. POR-I j
TUGAL. TURKEY , EGVPT and 11R1TI I
1S11 INDIA , per s. s. La Champagne * .
via Havre ( letters for other parts ot i
Kuropo must be directed "per s. s. La i
Champagne" ) ; nt S a. m. ( supplement
ary 9:30 : a. in. ) for EUROPE , per s. s.
1JMURIA * . via Queenstown ; ut S n. in.
for NETHERLANDS direct , per s. s.
Stantendam , via Rotterdam ( letters inunt
bo directed "per s. s. Statiteiubun" ) ; nt
U a. m. for ITALY , per s. H. Ems , via
Naples ( letters must bo directed "per s.
s. EniH" ) ; at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND
direct , per s. H. City of Rome ( letters
must bu directed "per s. s. City o
Rome" ) ; nt 11 a. in. for NORWAY di
rect , per H. s. Hekla ( letters must bo
directed "per s. s. Hckla" ) .
Printed Matter , etc. Oerman steamers
palling on Tuesdays take printed matter ,
etc for Germany nnd specially ad
dressed printed matter , etc. , for other
parts of Europe. American and White
Star Htcamers on Wednesdays. German
Rtenrners or1 TnuUilayii. and Cunard.
French nnd German steamers on batur-
days take prinled matter , etc. . for all
countries for which they are advertised
to carry mail. , ,
After the closing of the supplementary
Transatlantic malls name-d above , adill-
tlunnl supplementary mallrt are oponoil
on the piers of the American , I'.ngllsli ,
Kronen nnd German steamers , nnd re
main open until within ton minutes of
the hour of sailing of steamer.
MnllN for South and Ccntrnl Amcrlcii ,
\\Vst liiilleii. Ctc.
TUESDAY At 2:30 : n. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per s. s. Assyrian , from
Philadelphia : at 11 a. m. for RIO JANE
IRO and SANTOS , per s. s. Astl ( letters
for other parts of Brazil and La Plata
Countries must bo directed "por s. s.
Astl" ) ; at 9 p. m. for JAMAICA , per
steamer from Boston.
WEDNESDAY-At 9:30 : a. m. ( supple
mentary 10:30 : a. m. ) for CENTRAL
AMERICA ( except Costa Rica ) and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per s. s.
Finance , via Colon ( letters for Guate
mala must bo direetcil "per s. B. I'l-
nance" ) ; at 10:30 : n. m. for PORTO RICO ,
per U. S. Transport , via San Junn ; nt
12:30 : l > . m. ( supplamentary 1 p. m. ) for
ST. CROIX and ST. THOMAS , via St
Crolx. LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD
ISLANDS and DEMEIIARA. per s. s.
Fontnbclle ; at 1 p. m. for PORTO RICO ,
via San Juan , per s. B. Arkadla ; at 1
p. m. for MEXICO , per s. s. Mntaiiza. .
via Tampieo ( letters must be directed
"per s. s. Matanzas" ) ; at 1 p. > " J ° , r
CUBA , via Havana , also CAMPECHE , i
YUCATAN. TA15ASCO and CHIAPAS , I
per s. H. Scguranca ( letters for other I
parts of Mexico must bo directed "por ( .
s. s. Segunranca" ) . , , . , ,
-
THURSDAY-At 1 a. m. fo' JAMAICA ,
per steamer from Philadelphia ; ut 11 a-
m. ( supplementary 11:30 : a. m. ) for
CURACAO and VENEZUELA , per P. s.
Hlldur ( letters for Savnnllla and Cnrtba-
gena must be directed "per s. s. Hlldur ) ;
at 1 p. m. ( supplementary 1:30 : p. m. ) for
NASSAU , GUANTANAMO and SANTI
AGO , per s , s. Saratoga. . . , . , ,
SATURDAY At 10 n. m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct , per P. s. Persian
Prince ; at 10 n. m. ( supplementary 10.0 :
n. m. ) for BERMUDA , per fl. F. Trinidad ;
at 10 a. in. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. an. )
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SA-
VANILLA. CARTI1AGENA and GREY- I
TOWN , per s s. Alene ( letters for Costa
Rlcn must bo directed "per s. s. Alene" ) ;
at 10 am. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per
s s. Silvia ; at 11 a. m. for CUBA , via
ainvnna per s. s. Havana ( letters must
'bo directed "per p. s. Havana" ) ; at 1 p.
n for NUEV1TAS. GIBARA , BARACOA
arid PUERTO PADRAE. per s. s. Curl-
Sl NDAY-At 8:30 : p. m. for ST. PIERRE
MIQUELON , per steamer from North
Sydney.
Mnlli for Newfoundland , by rail to North
Sydnev. nnd thence by steamer , close at
this office dally at 8:30 : p. m. , connecting
close hero every Monday , Wednesday ami
Saturday. Malls for Mlqnelon , by rail to
Boston and thence by steamer , close at
this ofllce daily at 8:30 : p. m. Malls for
Cuba , by rail to Port Tampa , Fin. , and
thence by steamer , close at this of
fice dally ( except Monday ) at * 7 a. m. ( the
connecting closes ore en Sunday , Wednes
day and Friday. Malls for Cu'oa , by rail
to Miami , Fla. . and thence by steamer ,
close nt this oinre every Monday , Tues
day and Saturday nt " 2:30 : a. m. ( the
connecting closes are on Tursd.iy nnd
Saturday ) . Malls for Mexico City , over
land unless specially addressed for dls-
nntch bv steamer , close nt this oltlco dally
at 2:30 : a. m. and 2:30 : p. m. Mails for
Costa Rica , Belize , Puerto Cortez and
Guatemala , by rail to New Orleans , and
thence by steamer , close nt this ofllco
dnllv nt * ' 3:00 : p. m. , connecting closes here
Mondays for Belize , Puerto Cortez
nnd Guatemala. 'Registered mall closes
nt C p m. previous day. "Registered mall
closes' at C p. in. second day before.
TrnitN-l'nclflo MnM * .
Malls for Chln . Japan and Hawaii , via
San Frnncisoo. close hero dally at 0:30 : p. m.
up to October * 9th , Inclusive , for dispatch
per s. s. American Mnrtt. Malls for Ha
waii via San Francisco , close hero daily
at fi:3f : > p , m. up to October * 13th , Inrlu-
Hlvo. . for dispatch per H. P. Australia.
Malls for Australasian Colonies ( except
West Australia , which goes via Europe ,
and New Zealand , which goes via .San
Francisco ) , Hawaii , nnd FIJI Islands , via
Vancouver , close hero dally at fi:30 : p. m.
after September * 29th and up to October
13th. Inclusive , for dispatch per H. u.
Aornngl. Malls for China , Japan and Ha
waii , via San Francisco , close here dally
at G-20 p. m. up to October * 19th , inclu
sive , for despatch per w. s. Gaelic. Malls
for Society Islands , via San Franclsro ,
close bore dally at 6:30 : p. m. up to Oc-
lobcr * 28th , inclusive , for despatch by ship
City of Pnpeltl. Malls for Australia ( ex
cept AVfst Australia ) , New /calami , Ha
waii Fiji and Samoan Islands , via San
Frniiclfco , close here dally at CSO : p , m.
after Oc-tober ' 13th nnd up to October
" 27th , inclusive , or day ot arrival of K. s.
Campania , duo at Now York Ortobor
27th for despulch per s. H. Moiina. .Malls
for China and Japan , via Vancouver ,
close here dally nt 0:30 : p. m. up to October -
tober " 31st. InelUHlve. for despatch per s.
8. Empress of Japan.
Trans-Pnclflo malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally nnd tno schedule of clos
ing is arranged on the presumption of
tholr uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes nt C p. m. previous
day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster.
Poatofllce. New York , N. Y. . October C , isM.
RRPEMMEYaCO
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