TJTE O3kF AHA DAILY BEE : TIirUSDAY , OCTOBER 12 , 1805) .
COMUERC1AL AND FINANCIAL
War News and Large Export 'Engagement *
Bull Chicago Oorn and "Wheat ,
PORK UNCHANGED , LARD AND RIBS LOWER
Wlif'nt Cnlm Xi-nrly rt ConJ Corn
Ailin HI-CM n CVnt for neroiiilier
ntul Tlirec-tliinrtord fur May
CHICAGO , Oct. U War news primarily
nnd enormous export engagement- ) Inci
dentally made wheat n. strong market to-
cuy and resulted lit an advance of ? Q7 ( > o
In the Icadlnir future Corn was even
Btronper , advancing lo for December tind
i > , o for May , wheat Iniluences nnd heavy
export engagements prevailing Oats closed
Vf'ie hlihpr. Provisions were heavy and
closed with sllfiht declines for lard and
ribs , but unehttiiRed for pork.
With an advance at Liverpool of IVid as
nn Incentive to buying wheat started strong
and at an advance of V4o. December openIng -
Ing at 72BiO"2V Previous to the opening
reports were received that war haJ actually
been declared between England and the
Transvaal The situation had the effect of
Increasing the volume of trading to n
marked degree The opening advance VMS
Bulllclent to Induce a good deal of short
KClllnff and a slight reaction followed , De
cember ultimately casing off to 72'ic The
market Hiefore noon liccamo quite dull nnd
heavy , short selling and lealblng being en
couraged by a loss of a good part of the
advance at Liverpool , but the December
lirlco did not get below 72'4c and for the
creator pirt of the time wns at 72Sc Dur
ing the afternoon the. market again became
Htrong and decidedly active on reports of
big seaboard engagements nnd an cxrtllunt
insh dcmnnd at outside points , though It
was dull here The export engagements
were put at 75 loads Corn developed great
strength and th'-s also influenced wheat ,
Professional traders who had sold during
tlu > early part of the session covered ns
best they could and this and heivj buv-
Ing for the long account went prices , upward -
ward in A hurry Top prices were made
near the close , December rcichlng 73c
and closing at that price , an advance of
y4iic ) Prlmarj receipt- ) were llberil.
though much lighter than last year. The
total w'.is pliccil at 1.25SOOO bu , against
1,672,000 bu last > ear Minneapolis and
Imluth j-ecrlptfl wore 740 curs , compared
with 826 list week anil 1,115 a jear ago
C'hi'JaKD receipts wire 231 cars , 3 of contract
giac'e. Heaboard clearances were placed at
410 ( XV bn The world's visible Increase was
placevl at fi,022 000 bu
Corn was nctlvn and strong , with ship
pers i > lg buyer's The market , after a Urm
openln p , showed some tendency to follow
the wfvat decline , but Inter , on reports of
enormo MS export engagements , b ° cnnie llrm
again iitid advanced shirplv Shorts cov
ered freely In both December nnd Mav
Kxport L'ncagcmentswere reported nt 170
Imds. Catikscre \ firm and higher. Ile-
ct-'pts vverNulG cars December nnged from
' to 3lt\&Clatc and closed le higher at
Oa.ts wai rather quiet but steady , Influ-
mnlnlhv nrn Oftprlni ? < t ivr rn llphf
and the derj-ind good and pr'ce ' ruled
higher all davHecclpts were 223 ears , lliu
bearish goverriment crop report had no In-
lluence. December ranged from J2c to
2lMc and closea " > aC higher at 211 c
1'rovlnlons were dull and for that reason
rather easy. There Avas a ralr Investment
demand , hut pncAors Mid enough January
product to neutreJIze its effect. I/verpool
prices were lower .tml this had some In-
lluence The market was helped some late
In the day by the .wlvance In corn. At the
close January poilc was unchanged at
190714 January lard 2' ( &ju lower it $352'4 '
nnd Januarj ribs 2'/e lower at $301
istlm itcd receipts 'for Thursday : Wheat ,
175 cars ; corn , 4S5 cars ; oats , 215 cars ; hogs ,
31,003 head.
Lending futures ran ted as follows :
Open. ilTth Low. Close Yest'y
Ti'lie-it
Oct. . . . 71M
Die . M
May .
Coi n
Oct . . . sm 31K
Dec. . . ' 9.H
May. . Jllt-J' ' 32M JIM
Dec. . . . 23 21 M
Miy. . VJV , six
Oct. . . . Bin 820
Dec 827H 20 H.ill
Jan 070
Lmtl
Oct.
Dee C4C B17K
Jin 057 651) D .u
Ribs-
GOo r 07V , 600
fin. . ! fi 07'S 021
No. 2
Cash quotations vvero as follows :
FLOUH-Steadv.
.WHIAT No. J spring , CSjrCDc ; No. 2 red ,
i\o. i , < sii < uu-4c ; i\o. - yeiiow.
. .
OATS No 2. 2J1i5T23c ; f o 2 white , 23&c ;
No 3 white 2IV6Sia5'4c.
RYE No 2 57'jc
BARLEY No i JSJ43c.
SEEDS No 1 llnsseed , (117 % : northwest ,
$1.17',4 Prime timothy seed , $ -J3. Clover ,
$0 OOii'.GO
PROVISIONS-lless pork , per bbl. . $770
( Ob 20 Lurd , per 100 Ibs , $3 'ofiS 13 Short
iRbs sldrs ( loose ) , $1905JG 23 Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $ ( > liWfb 25 Short clear
Bldos ( boxed ) . $3 GOJJ3 70
WHISKY Dlbtlllt-rs' llnlshed goods , per
gal. , $1 U
SUGARS Cut loaf , unchanged.
Following are the receipts nnd shipments
for to Inv.
Articles Receipts Shipm'ts.
Flour , bbls 18,000 11.000
Wheat bu 100,000 9,000
Corn , bi ! > 25 000 584,000
Oats , bu GS9000 3IS.OCO
Rje. bu 1G.OOO 7.000
nnrley , bu 1SJ.OOO S OOO
On th ° Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm : creameries ,
dairies , Ilfjl9c Cheese , llrm at ll
IJggs , llrm , fies'i , IGi c. Poultrj , weak ;
turkeys , 9I(10c ( , chickens , IVJaSc ; ducks ,
7V4c.
MW rnitic in > niAi < MARKET.
( ItiotntloiiM for tin * ln > 011 Vurlaim
NEW YORK , Oct. ll.-FLOUR-Rpcclpts.
18,045 bbls , oxportp , 20,868 bb'.H , market was
moderately actlvi' Low Ki.ulcs showed a
continued upward tendency , bilng scarce
and wanted , vvhllo the higher grades ivcro
oany Minnesota patontw , $ .lt5f/l23 ; Mln-
unQntii hnlci.rH. ff.1 OdfTt.l 33 . wlntnr niltnnts.
$300J3SO ; wlnlor HtralfjhtH , $ Jlo l55 , wln-
tir extias , $255if(300 ( , winter low grades ,
$223f210. | Rye Hour , Him. good lo fair ,
$ .1 23K J 35 ; tholco to fancy , $1 10 3.70 Iluck-
vvhent Hour , llrm , nt $ J.J5'f50 (
UUCKWHKAT-Stiaily at 57055O
CORNMEAL Firm , jellow vvestcrn , SOc
city , 79Mc | ) , Rrandvwlne , & ! 20ft. ! JO
RYE Finn ; No , western , o34O f. o. b
nlloat , npot ; atato , C3c c. I. f Now York ,
tin lotH
HARLHY-Steady ; malting , 475lo ? c. 1. f
Ihiffnln
HARLEY MALT Steady ; western , C5
flfi5c WHEAT Receipts. 207.200 bu ! exports ,
I'.O'h bu. : sales , 5,523,000 bu futures ; 920000
bu. export Spot nprong , No 2 led , 77' c
fob nlloat cpot , No 1 northern Duluth ,
SOVdo f o b nlloat to nrrlvo ( nuvv ) ; No 1
bard Duluth , W ito arrive : No. 2 red ,
75a o elevator Optlona opened Him at an
nilvanco of o on hlghtr grain cables and
u inorg warllki * look to the South African
t.ltuatlim as Imllcated by a decline In con-
< ols nnd private advices The oirly llrin-
nesH wan Increasi'd bv the acceptance of
most of the offers to the United Kingdom ,
but later th foiolgn bids for cash wheat
MCI a out of Una and the market fur futures
raxed pmtlnlly off undei local liquidation
Suhxrqurntly nn active demand developed
an war nowii and uimorj of ho.uv export
purclitibes In the west Closed btrong at
9iillo net advaiao Match , M ijSil'sc.
rloscil. Wc ) ; 11 av , bOHfiSO ic. clom-il S0)4c ) ;
IJpceinlicr. lU'iMlniuc : , i loseu , u * c
CORN Receipts , 18G,2iri bu , oxportii. 201-
K9 bu. HaloH , 140,000 futliiiM. 1A > O.W)0 ) bu
npot Spot Htrnng , No. - ' , 41' e
nlloat ; Wsio olovulor Options opened ilrm
nt nn advance of Ho nnd ruled htoady with
n largo tpot demand , Hilpportlng the futuin
list. Speculation , how ever , wan Black
Clot-cd si long at nff o net advance Mav ,
37 IS-lOliJSS'jc ; December , 3SVtJ3J'iO ( , closed ,
'oATS-RerelntB. 47.000 bu , exports , SS.H57
bu. Sales , 500,000 bu. > < pot. Quiet , but llrm
No 2. SOo : No 3 , 2-5'Co. No 2 while. 3c |
Nn 3 vUilto , SOctrack mKed Htprn
29ri30Wo ; track white , western , 30Vid33o ;
track white , ntnto , JU'iftJoo ' , opilonw iiom-
" '
"i'lAY-Stfadyj bhipplns , 70S"3ci goo l to
choice , "CJiWc
HOPS-SUady. state , common to choice ,
1S98 crop. Cc : 1S97 crop , nominal ; iSflS crop
li > C > 13ci Parillo coast , 1S90 irop. 4SJ c , 1SJ7
i-.ip. nominal , lyiS > crop , 11014o.
Ul HER rirm. Texan dry , 21 to 30 Ibs. ,
IV. California. 21 to 26 lus , We.
PROVlSlONS Heif. llrm : family , JlO&Ofi
11 W : beef lianw. J2IOO 2500 , packet , JIO 00
( ilOBO ; city , extra India mebs , $10 J'orV ,
Pickled bellies , $ GXMSOO ( | : pleklcd phouldor.1.
} 7 : plckluil hams. $ S 75fi 10.25. Lanl. quiet
wpslern steamed. $5.75 ; rellned. B
continent , 10.15 j South American ,
compound , $5 23"Pork , firm : short clears , 1 '
J102M51175 ; family , $ HS > SlJOi ) .
LEATHER - Steady , hemlock ole ,
Iltiptios Ayres , light to heavy weight1 ? ,
2lft2l < iP , acid , J4fl2IHc
COA I/ Steady
1IICE QulPt , domestic , talr trt extra , 4H
Q44c , Jnpnn , 4 ( fiO' ' c.
MOI ASSES Steady ; Nc v Or/leans / , open
kettle , good to pholcc , 32fi3Gc.
METALS The market In general con
tinues to follow a narrow nit , with buvcrs
nnd sellers apart Today 1 1nwont oft un
der more liberal offerings a jd ji scarcity of
orders. Spelter developed a fe Ir degree of
stability , but failed to nhovv iitilmatton to
speak of. At the close the vtoml pxchnnge
called pig warrants nomlnnj at J1S , Inko
copper , dull , lit $1S50 , tin , hv < er , $3190 bid
nnil $3215 asked , liiul , quiet $ IGO bid and
Jl C5 n'ked , spelter , stcndv , with J3 45 bid
nnd $355 asked The biokcrs' Jirico for lend
Is $1 10 aril for copper
OMAHA. UUMtlCAI. JIMUKIIT.
Conilltloii of Trndo nnd Hi intaitlnnii on
Sinnlc nnil rnnuy I'r nlncc.
EX3GS Receipts , light : ma tkfit nrm at
ICc. _
BUTTER Common to fair , He ; choice ,
IGJpl'.i1 ; separator , " 2023c ; jjatrtcred cream
ery , TtfJ20c
POULTRY Hens. live. 7Mo : spring
clilrkons 7Uc , old and "taggy i-oosbers , live ,
x" ducks nnd geese , llvo , 6f,7c ; tur-
kejs , live , lOc.
IMOrcONS L've. ' per doz. . 75c.
VEALS-Cholce. Oc.
OYSTERS Medium , per can. 23c : stand
ards , per c n , 26c , bulk stnndr.rd , per gal. ,
H 30 ; extra selects per can , 3 ic ' , rxtra se
lects , per gal , Jl 73 ; New York counts , per
can , 40 < : , New Yoik founts , pel100 , tl 25
HAY Upland , choice. $7 00 , midland ,
choice. JGEO ; lonlaen. cholcEx. $550 , rye
ttratv , choice , $5 50 , No. 3 corn , 27c ; new
exits , lG20c ; cracked corn , per ton , J1200 ;
corn and oats chonpcO , per ton , U2 SO ;
braJi , per ton , $1300 ; shot la. per ton , J1400.
VEQnTABLES
WATEHMnLONS-Good stock , crated for
shipments , 12iffllo.
rAN TALOUrc-rur crate , ttocky Ford ,
TOZULATORS Per cmtc , COCJ > 70c.
SWETT POTATOES Per Ubl , $1.75.
POTATOnS-Per bu. . 20 3r.Bc.
rHANHiHUinS-Cae Coel. J3.BO.
ONIONS Retail way. COHH.C.
CI51.UUY Per doz . ICRSOo.
FUU1VS.
PLTJMS Oregon , per crate. Jl.15ai.23.
C'ALjrOHNlA PEACHES Freestonef.
$1 ? > . clings. S1.10JI120
APPLES-Cholce shipping stock , $300 ;
crabappks , per bbl , $27 it300 ; Johnathans ,
$7 fiOffi I HO
GHAPMS-Ncw York , 21 ; California , $1.15
fil 40.
PKARS nartlctt. scarce , other varieties ,
$2000 25 ; iPStern ivelffer , per bbl. , $150.
TROPICAL FIUjlTS.
LEMONS--California fancy. $3000523 ;
choloo CailtoTiila , $4.75500 ; Messina , fancy , i ,
$5500600
I1ANANAP Oholce. critcd. largu stock ,
per bund' ' K 0032 SO ; medium-sized
bunches. $1 7o@12'.OC.
IIIDEE. TALLOW. JCTC.
HIDES No 1 ? rccn hides , ic ; No. 2 green
hides , 7c , No. 1 oalted hides.9siC ; No. 2
"ailed hides , S3c No. 1 veal calf. S to 12
Ibs , lOc ; No. 2 vtnl calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , Olin/xSC , ETC. 1' How , No. 1 ,
S Jc , tallow. No 2 , 3'io ; rough tallow. IVtc ;
vvnlto grease. 2&ifeV/tC' yellow and brown
grease , 2V4@3c.
CIIVNGUS I AV/UI.AI1LU SUITLIUb.
KUo Mlllliui "VVhcnt Iiu-.r.-nmc , Omlt-
Omnlni nn 4 O41i < < r StncUn.
vnt > t.Ont 11 C3nr. , I'll nnlila n M rl
elegcaphlc communlrjj.MonB Bradstreet's
show the following c'tr a.nge In available
supplies since last reports
WHEAT United States and Canada , east
of Rockies. Increase. 4,32-,000 ! ton , ( Liverpool
" "orn , Trade News ) aJloat for and in
Europe , Increase. 700,000 bu. ; total supply ,
ncre.ase , 5 022,000 bu.
CORN United States nnd Cvnada , cast
of Rockies , Increase. 2,232,000 bu.
OATS United Stolen and Canada , east
of Rockies Increase. 322,000 bu.
Among the moro Important Increases re
ported to Bradstrcet'B not Rlwli In the
official \lslble supp.y statement arc those
of 1,300,000 bu. at Mnnltoba , 27P.OOO bu. at
Chicago private tloTntors , 250,000 bu at
northnostern Interior elevators and 143.000
au at Omaha.
The aggregate stock of wheat held at
Portland , Ore , and Tncoma and Seattle ,
Wash , Increased 217.0CX , bu. last -nick.
St. I.onlM < iruln micl Provision * .
GS"ifG3'/-.c , "receipts. ,51 , 10 bushels
CORN Higher : No 2 c.aR.1 , 31c ; track ,
32c : December , 30'ic ; May , 3074s.
OATS-IIlgher , No 2 cash , 23 > c ; track.
2lc ; Dec ° mber , 234c ; Maj , 255ac ; No. 2
white 2 > Wc
RYE Steady at 59c.
POULTRY Steady : chickens , old. 6V5c ;
voting , 7c ; turkejp , G'/c ; ducks nnd
.
FLOUR Firm but unchanged.
SEEDS Timothy seed. $190lfj235 ; flax
beed Ilimer , at $1.15'/4.
CORNMEAISteacly ; $1.75 < ffl SO
RRAN Firm ; sacked east track. 62jc.
HAY Timothy easy , $80061000 ; prairie ,
llrm SGOMiSOO
WHISKY-Steady , $1 23
HlON-Cotton tle.s , $1.10.
HEMP Twine , 9c
PROVISIONS Drv salt meats , heavy ;
boxed shoulders , $173 ; extra shorts , $337's :
clear rlb , $350 , clear bide" , $3 GJ's , bacon ,
he.iv > : boxed shoulders. $500 , extra shorts
and clear ribs , 576RGc , clear aides , ? 612V4
RECEIPTS Flour. 6,000 bbls : wheat , 51-
000 bu , corn fiS.OU ) bu. , oats. 12,000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , 4,000 bbls ; wheat ,
18,000 bu , corn G3.000 bu ; oats , 19,000 bu.
llullcT , KKK mul Cliecwe MnrKct.
NEW YORK , Oct ll.-BPTTER-Re-
rclpts. 2,92i ! pKgs ; llrm : western crenmorv ,
17c , June creamery. 19022c ; factory , 14iT1Gc.
CHEESE Receipts , 513 pkgs ; strong :
laiRe , white , ll'ic : small , white , 12V4c ;
large , colored. 12c , small , colored , 12VzC.
EGGS-ISecclpts , 7.SG3 pkgs ; quiet and
steady : western , ungraded nt mark , ISfJigp.
CHICAGO Oct. 11. BUTTER Firm ;
creameries 1623c ; dairies , H019c.
ICGGS Firm ; fresh , 16'4c
ST LOUIS , Oct 31 BUTTER-Easy ;
creamery. 19Jj23Hc : dat-rj. 14 190.
EGOS Finn at 15c.
KANSAS CITY. O < t. 11-BUTTER
Creomery. 11 < J/22e , dair > , 16e.
EGGS btendy , fresh MJssourl and Kan
sas stock firsts. He doz , cases returned.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 11. BUTTER
Quiet nnd stead > : fancy western creamery ,
2lc. fancy western prints , 2lc.
EGGS-'Steady ; fresh , nearby , 19c ; fresh
western , isu < ffi9e : fresh southwestern , ISc ;
fresh southern , 17c.
CHEESE Firm.
Liverpool ( .ruin nnil J'rovlNlonn.
LIVIHIPOOL , Oct. 11. WHEAT Spot No.
2 red western winter llrm 6s lUd ; No 1
northern spring llrm , 6s 2d : futures quiet ;
Dei ember , Cs Ud ; March , 6" SViil ; May , 6s
2d
CORN Spot American mixed new. 3s
9V1 , American mixed old nrm 3s 9V1 ;
funires quiet ; October. IH 9sid , November ,
3 > 9d. December 3s 9Ud.
PROVISIONS Beef , extra India mess ,
strong , 7.s ! fid , prlmo mes , strong , 67s Gd ,
Bacon , Cumberland cut , steady , 33c.
N Cllj
KANSAS CITY Oet. -WHBAT-De- -
cember 6Ge , May , 70- ; cash , No , 2 hard ,
f3e. No 3 , C2 6l 4c , No 2 red , 69c ; No. 3 ,
GIJTfi'e : reoclpts , ItX ) cars
COHN December. 27c : May , 2S c ; cash ,
No 2 mixed 29f/29'ic / ; No 2 white , 23'i ©
S9He. No. 3. 2S-ti2te )
OATS-NO 2 white , 233210.
RYE No 2. 55o
HAY Choice timothy , $ S Joj choice prairie ,
$550
_
iMtllN AVlu-nt nnil Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct H.-WHEAT-In
btore. No 1 northern October , G9 ic , De
cember , I9tc ( , Mai.72i c On trackNo
I hard , 71i . No. I northern , 6Sc , No. 2
" " '
'LOI'H First patents , $3 70f3 ? 60 : second
patents $360fi3GO ; nrst clear , $ . ' 503260.
BRAN Unchanged.
I'eorlu
PEORIA , Oct. 11-CORN-Qulef No. 2 ,
"Oi *
" OATS IrrcKUlar , No 2 white , 23mJ2J\c.
.t.lir.1- - 1-1. .n m. t 1. n xn c I a f\t tl 1 tfll *
-
flnlshed goods
IJiiIiilh - > lnrl.e < .
DULUTII , Oct. 11 WHEAT No 1 hard ,
entih , 71V > c ; No 1 northern , eauh , 69V4C , Oc
tober , C9"-c " , December , 70c : May. 73Sc , No.
2 northern , fi7o , No 3 spring , G3Kc.
Wool VlnrKel.
Ni\V YORK , Oct. 11. WOOL Quiet , do
mestic lleepc , 21f2Bc , Texas , 15 ( < ilSc
ST LOUIS. Oct 11-WOOI.r-Qulet. barely
steadj and unchanged
BOSTON. Oct. -WOOL The. Ameri
can Wool and Cotton Reporter will sa > to
morrow The wool market has been dc-
cldedl ) ( itileter during the last week , the
volume of business transacted being the
smallest recorded for several months. This
quieting down of the trade 4s not unex
pected however , after urt > an excessive
ucthlts as has previously ruled .Most man
ufacturers probably concluded their heavy
iiurehaseK to cover their lightweights nnd
iuivo evidently -made up their minds to
wait nw'hllo before purchasing more wool
Some of the inllU ore taking email lots to
piece out with and the tUmand , such as U
Is has been quite general , not being con-
lined to makers of uny onu class of goods.
The situation , as fan as prices are con
cerned , la unchanged. Prices are firm but
no higher and are not likely lo be while the
pre cnt condition continues Sales for the
week In Rotten were 4,2 SCKX > pounds do
mestic nnd 1VSTOO pounds foM'cn , a total of
4,4IWK)0 ) pound" , against 4 HS.tt ) pounds the
previous week nnd n total of ll9t > .0oo pounds
for the corresponding week ln"t jcar Sales
since Jnnuar > 1 , IW , amount to 230.951,000
pounds , against 88,112,010 pounds last > ear
at this time.
ANTWERP. Oct 11 - WOOlAt the wool
auctions held here todaj 2 2SO bales were
ofiered , Including S96 bales Buenos Avrts ,
46S bales Montevideo , 356 bales Austrnl'aii '
and 162 bales Cape of Good Hope and Natal.
The selection was \er > poor anil the de
mand was light except for grown qualities
Half of thjn wool was withdrawn on ac
count of the bids not reaching the limit
Placed bj holders Following nre the siles
In detail. Bueno-s A > res. 322 bales , at "oft
HO francs , Montevideo , 215 bales , at 730-200
francs *
MK.vrs or STOCKS AMI IIOMJS.
rial , Dull Market nnd ( Join-nil De
clines ThroiKlioitt Hit * IInt.
NKW YORK. Oct 11 The stock mark't
fell Hnt again today The dullness has made
evident that josterdaj' * upwnrd spurt was
duo almost entlrelv to covering b > shorts ,
vvho today were Inclined to regret their pro-
clpitancj The warlike situation between
Lngland and Transvaal was almost with
out effect. In fact , the London market
seemed to feel rather cneoui aged than
otherwise over the termination of the uncer
tainty , and operators were inclined to hid
up the prices of some of the American
fatocki In sMTipathy with the advance of
the Knfllr stocks. The rise was short-lived
on this side and the dragging tendenc }
of prices was not much changed at any
time until the close of the market nt prices
below lat night's level all around
The money market was distinctly easier.
The causes of this were quite apparent
from the action of the Treasury departm nt
In offering to anticipate the government
Interest payments for the remainder of the
fiscal year. For one thing , the sub-treasury
figured at the clearing house again today
as a debtor for over a million Govern
ment disbursements arc running quite
heavy , due In large pnit to pension pa > -
ments There was a sum of gold received
from Havana today on account of postal
revenues nnd a small additional shipment
of French gold was received. The rat'
for call money ruled for the greater
amount of loans at 7 to s per cent and fell
to 3 per cent In the late dealings Monc >
continues to go to the Interior In large
volume. Not so cheerful a view was taken
of the effect of the Treisury department's
action with regard to nntlcipited Inter st
Under the terms of the depaitment order
the amount of Interest to be paid out this
week Is only about $1,600,000 and that not
until Friday Of couise only part of It
Is pajablo In New York Th > ne\t dis
bursement comet' on October 21 ' 1 he re
quirement for the present i Ion of registered
bonds for Indorsement before pijment Is
made ! nlso expected to operate against
a general acceptance of the Interest. The
action of the Treasury ihpartment never
theless has had the effect of allnvtng
apprehension In Wall street , but It Is per
ceived that whatever relief Is furnished is
not likely to furnish a suppb of surplus
funds for the benefit of stocU speculations
Business In bonds was well distributed
and the tcndcncv of prlcts was downward.
Total sales , par value , $2,0i3,000 United
States new 4s coupon , advanced V4 and
new 4s , registered , 'i In the bid price
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram "says : Tne ultimatum
from the Transvaal republic created no ex
citement In the markets here toda > , ha\ng
been received yesterday without an\lety.
There was a drooping tendency In , most de
partments' , however , until near the close.
the disclosure of the sm.allncbs of the open
opposition. Consols were down n little
from jesterdny's price at 1039-1G The
opinion expressed In the market0 here Is ,
so far as military operations In South Af
rica are concerned , there will be a dead
lock practically until the British .umy
corps which has been formed for opetatlon
there begins to advance In December.
American securities opened firm and devel
oped strength , but In the absence of New
York support they sagged toward the eloso.
The general contango was 6 per cent ; ex
ceptions were Louisville & Nashville , St.
Paul and Central Pacific , which were easier.
The Hank of England bought 170,000 , gold
in bars and 16,000 In Ftench coin. Money
was slack , with little business In call loanu.
Spanish 4s were 594 , ilntos , 4718 and An
acondas 10 %
The following are the closing quotations
for the lend'ng ' stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Atchlson I > xna f. Pnclllc .
do ] ) f l . . . . t nlon I'nclflc . . . 43 %
Dnltlmore & Ohio . do pfd
Canadian rm-lfic . Udirash '
Canada Southern . . do pfd . 21 ,
Central rivelnc . . . VV cellnp & L. i ; . 11 U
Chen . Ohio do 2d pfd. . . . . soy
C'hlcngo G. W \Vls Cc-itnl . . . . 17
C , K & Q .111
ChlcnfTO , InJ & L , Amer Hxpitss . . .143
do pfd 4-5 fulled Stiites nx. . 51
Chicago A. K 111 . . OG'i VV ells-r-irRO Ex . . .130
Cl.lcapo & Norlhw 10.V , Amer. Cotton Oil
C. , R I & . I' . . . . 115' , do pfd . . . .
C. C C f. Si I > . BS'J Amer Malting . . 14t
Colorado houllitni , . o . O3 pfd . C2
do I t pftl . . . 444 Amer S t II . . 37 % ,
do 2d phi 15 % do pfd . S(5 (
Dol. S. llud-on. . . 122'- . Ameiloan bplrlts 4'4 '
Del L & . W IBS'i do pfd . . "i
Demcr f Hlo C3 Jfl'x. Amer h Hoop . . 43 < i
do pfd 74Va do I > CJ . . . MM',4
Erie ' > Amer S & AV. . . . M',4
Eriedo 1st pfd 36 I do rfd . . .
1P.V ! A mo. Tin T llifl
win , stondv Canadian IViclflcs firm , ow
ing to tralllc roturni Local securities
somewhat declined Kxclimmo on London ,
20 mnrk < i 4114 , pfg for checks
I'AIUS , ( Hi 11 The bour c opened weak
ns the rc ult of the lloer ultlmntum , nl-
though uneasiness was "somewhat abated
owing to the fact that the Hocis linil not
begun fighting Spanish 4s , Husslans and
I'ortsiKUe'sp were prlnclpilly affected In
dustrials Inst most of vestorclav's mUnnee
lllo tlnton declined materially and DcUccrs
mining shares were offered lor London no-
count Ktilllrs were largelv " "old on local
account , although tlicro was some peed
bujlng b > London operators Throe per
cent routes 100 fnncs , 40 centimes for thn
ni-count IJxchnnge on London. 25 francs.
31 centimes for check- ) Spanish 4s closed
at GO ( .714
PHANKroiiT , Ort 11 The market to-
Condition of Ibc Tr < < nmir > .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 11 Today's ? state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $2ib,131-
603 , gold reserve , $257,328,55. !
ilniilc
CHICAGO Ocl. -Cleirlngs , $29.841,142 ;
bilances , $2 JOO ifi. New York exchange , We
discount Sterling exchange , $4 SJHJi4 S7V4.
NEW YORK. Oct. 11. Clearings , $1S9,311-
1CC , balances , $9,703,277.
BOSTON. Oct. 11 Clearings , $25,749261 ;
balances , 2 344 5CI
BAUTIMOFU : . Oct. 11. Clearings , $3.381-
377 , balance" , $330,423.
Pmi-ADr.LPHlA , Oct ll.-Clearlngs ,
JV5 816.131 , biimces , $1,710.411
ST. L.OUIS Oct. ll.-Clearlngs , $ O.C12,02G ;
bilnnces , $ 00,001. Mone > , 4QS > per cent.
New York exchange , 75c discount b'd ' , 50o
discount asked.
( . ' < > < ton MurKct.
NEW YORK. Oet 11 COTTON The.
price of cotton reached a "much lower level
in the mnikct this morning , but subse
quently rnll'cd nnd closed within 5 points
of last night s figures. Considering the ac
tion of our market veslerdaj Liverpool to
day showed weakness , variously accounted
foi by private cables One report had It
that Nelir ririp circulat and the warlike
attitude of Unjjland nnd the Boers had
forced hrlders to unload and Induced gen
eral short selling abroad Another source
claimed leading -bears on this i'de had se.nt
ov ci large itlllng orders and these , com
bined with heavv pressure from bear cir
cles In Liverpool had brought about the
heavy decline , Our market opened GfjS (
points under last night and continued to de
cline most of the morn'ng. Janu iry at one
tlmo sold at ? G 91nd May at $705 Shorts
attacked the mailCet vigorously and enor
mous amounts of long stuff were forced
overboard b > the out 'de public and even a
number of bulls sold out a goodly portion
of their holding ? . for awhile excitement
was at fever licit and nobody seemed to
have the faintest idea as to where the sell
ing movement w-ould carr > prices Shortly
after middu , however , there was a marked
change and prices were heen rapidly ad
vancing , January reaching $701 Supported
by olllclal estimates for anottier light move
ment at the ports tomorrow and a batch
of bullish crop reports ina otner Informa
tion from the cotton belt the market stub
bornly resisted furthci pressure. A number
of htaunch outside houses sent In large
bujlng orders , with the result Chut shorts
were soon scrambling to cover. At the
cloo the market was verv ste icly , with
prices 1 po'nt higher to 5 points net lower.
ST LOUIS , Oct 11 COTTON-1-lbc
lower , middling , 7 1-lCc : sales , 031 bale" , re
ceipts , 7S3t bales , shipments , b.305 bales ;
s ' '
sNUW ORLU'A'NS , Oct. 11 COTTON ru-
lures steadj , October. $ CfiS : November ,
iGGSfifi 70 , December , $ G73Jl > 74 ; January ,
$077fiC7H , rebru.irv. $ GS1 ( & ( > S2. March , $0 Sij
lfi. pr. ' ' , j , ,
June $ GtfG97 Market quiet and httady ;
saleB.GOO bales ; ordinary , 55-16C , good or
dinary 513-lGc , low middling- c ; mid
dling , 61S-lGc ; good middling , 73-lGc , mid
dling fair , 7'4c , receipts , 10.2JG biles ; stock ,
2G2G12 bales
LIVERPOOL , Oct. 11 CO'l TON Spot
quiet , prices 1-lGd lower , AmeiUan mid
dling fnlr. 413-32d ; good middling , 4Hd ;
middling 329-32d : low middling , 322-32d ;
good ordinary , 3 17-32d. The .sales of tins day
were 10.000 boles , of which 1,000 were for
Fpeculatlon and export and Included 9,800
I ) lies American ; iccelptb 1,000 bales ; no
American Futures , opened easy and closed
Imrily steady at the decline , Ametlcan mid
dling , 1. m. c. Ottobei , ' ! 2-G4d , buvcrs ; Oc
tober nnd Novembei , Sol-Mil , bujers ; No
vember nnd December , 330-OHI , "oilers ; De
cember and January 349-Gld. Bcllera ; Jan
uary and rcbrunrj " 4S-bl(3 49-o4d , bujers ;
Kehruar ) and March , 3 49-64d. sellers ;
March and April , 3 I1-SI&3 BO-dlil , nellerfr.
April nnd Mav. i30-C4d , sellers , May and
June , 350-Glfi3.r.l-C4d , sellcis , June and July ,
iW-64ii351-G4d ( bu > ers , July and August ,
lEl-Glil , sellers ; August and September ,
330-Old , sellers' .
OH Mill-lift.
NHW YORK , Oct -OILS-Cottonseed
oil , Htpnil > , with nnles of 2,000 bbls , prlmo
Hummer > ellow , November and De < ember ,
30fi < ! lc nnd held lit 31c prompt , prlmo crude ,
25e , prlmo crude f. o h mlllf , 2Jfi24c ( ;
prlmo Hummer yellow , 30S31c , off Hummer
jellow , 2Dij30c , butter grades , nomlnil ;
prlmo winter yellow , MTi&c ; prlmo white ,
32c nuked Tullow , quiet , cllj ( t200 per
package ) , DVic , country ( packages free ) ,
6Vtfi6Vc , ns to quulitj Petroleum , llrm ;
rclliiPil New York , $ 115 , Philadelphia and
Baltimore , $890 Rosin , Httady. Htralned ,
tommon to good , $ l,25f < l 27'4 Turpentine ,
Hteady at E2' c
LONDON , Oct 11 OILS Calcutta lln-
httd , bpot , 15s 5d , llnacicl oil , 2J-J 9d ; tur-
pentlno spirits , 37s 7'S.d
LIVnRI'OOL , Oct -OILS-Cottonseed
oil , Hull , lotlned , November , April , ilull , 17s
3d , turpcntliH ) Hpirlts , llrm , "Ss Gd.
OIL CITY. I'll , Oct 11 OILS Credit
balances , $1 60 , certificates offered $1 47.
Shipments. 74/142 bbls aviirago , 79,377 bbls.
Runs , 110,807 bbls , average. 77.CCO.
( 'ofTfiMnrUH. .
NHW YORK , Oct 11 COITUU Options
opened steady at an ndvantc of 5 to 10
points on general btijin led by shorts ,
Tlilf support was founded almost entlicly
on bullish reports from Itiazlllan and ISuro-
] ) can markets , Hmaller receipt than an-
\\nrehoiifift
frv mid evidences of growing interest on
the pan of spot bujeis Trading was quite
active with investment bu > lng , i tealure
Piorit-taklng caused a partial reaction near
the i lose , started by 'i franc loti In Havre.
Clo > ed bireb 5 points net higher Total
Baler 14,250 bags. Including October , $4 G3 ,
December $190. March , $310. May 1515 ,
June , $520 , .lull , $ > 23 , August. ! 5 5Ii3SO ,
Sepombir. $535 Spot coffee. Rio lirmer ,
No 7 Invoice 5 H-lGc , No 7 Jobbing i,5-16p. ,
mild , llrm , Cordova , C fill' c Sales , 2,000
bags Rio 7a basis above llgurts
Pnl ! MUi-r I'rlnt ClolliN.
PALL niVRR Oil 11-Tho print cloth
market ! s unchanged except outside orders
Narrow odds advanced to a basis of 27 > c
A total of 2600.COO pieces , nil BortB have
been sold In the last twelve days and busi
ness Ih still good Thl Is the greatest out
put of print cloths in the nlstory of the
trade ,
California Drlril Trillin.
NBW YORK. Oct 11 CALU'ORNIA
O1UHD TRl'ITS-Qulet but steads Evapo
rated applcfc , common. 7'jc , prime wire
tray. 7 > - . * vV , cho'ce , S Oiic ; fancy. 90 > ic
Prunes , 3\4lf(6c ( per lb . as to lze and qualIty -
Ity Apricots. Ro > al , l2 U3Vic : Moor park ,
Poaehca , unpceled ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK WHET
lair Run of Oattlo for the Middle of
the Week.
CORNFED CATTLE ARE IN GOOD DEMAND
liiu Market OJICIIK Miout Stonilj on
IH-xt IlKli ( ( n Sliiulr I.CMtrr on
Mlxril mul Slon on llen > )
Slu mul Dull.
SOUTH OMA3IA , Oct. 11.
KecelptR were : Cattlo. llog" . Sheep.
Olllclal Monday . . . . . 6.0UJ 4.WJ l , Ja4
plllclal Tuesday . ( , ,5u 7,218 3,433 ,
Estimated . tia70 d,7j ; 5.0 0
Three davs this week . 19.C33 18,021 20S6/ /
fanms dajs last week . . 2I.WIS.oOS 24liJ ,
faaino dajs week before. 22.343 21,303 29,119
faamo thrco wefrks ago..2UlbU 20.2J2 U .00
Averngo price paid for hogs for the last
several dajs wltn lomparnoiis. _
* Indicated Sundaj. .
rno ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each a-oid was :
c , M. & st. P. nyT ? H'T ' Sh'.p : irr'f ;
O & . St. L. Ry 1 . . !
il'ssourl P.iclllc Ily. . 3. "
Union Paclllc Svstem. 7i 13 19
C. & N W. ny 1
r. E & at v. a. u. . 43. 29 's 10
C. , St. P.t. . & O. . . . i 7
15 & M it. H. H Cb , 22 7
C. , B & Q. Ky 1 S .
K. C. .t &t J 45
C. , II. 1. & P. y. , E . 2
C. K. I. & P. Ily. , W. IT 3 . . I !
Total receipts . . . .233 99 31 18
The disposition of the -daj's receipts was
as follows , each buver ptarcinaslng the num
ber of head Indicated :
„ , r. , , Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p
Omaha Packing Co 10S 5H1 243
G H. Hammond Co 4S9 1307
Swift and Company 3G5 lC2l 609
Cudahy Patklng Co 711 970 1,211
Armour > V. Co 332 2,013 1,200
Omaha P C. , trom K. C. 07
Cudahy , from K. C 1.21G
U Becker & Dcgan 25
Vansant & Co 21
J. .L Carey 57
Lobman & Co 319
AV. I. Stephen 2S
Hill & Huntzlnger 29S j
Benton & Underwood 453
Huston & Co 10
LlvIngbtono AS Schaller. . . 151
Hamilton & Rothschild. . . 127
L r. Husz si
Other bujer < ? 1,059 4,419
Held over 1,000 300
Totals 7,932 6.7CG 7,912
CATTLE There -nas a ttnlr run of cattle
for the middle of the week and while ihere
were a goo < i rmxny common rangers there
was also quite a sprinkling of good beef
Bteers
%
Corn-fed cattle were In good demand and
sold readily at prices that were a little
stronger. Considering the kind of cattle
there has probably < been no time this sea
son when they would have brought any
moro money than they did today. Grass
beef also brought good strong prices
Cows and heifers were In demand at
prices that were lirm us compared with
jesterday and the. most or the offerings
were taken In good season. It Is safe to
quote the cow market ai 5SjlOo ( higher than
last week.
Good heavy feeding cattle , of which there
were very few. were In active demand and
the market was Btrong on that kind. The
offerings of such cattle as would answer
that description were nil taken In good
season , and It Is safe to quote them lOflfflta
higher than the low day last week On the
othe.r hand the medium and common kinds
of cattle and jearlings were neglected and
the market on them was both slow and
lower. Holders of v earllngs , even those
that were good , found It no easy matter to
even get a bid , speculators as a rule claim
ing that they were filled up on that kind
and did not have room for any more. Rep
resentative sales > :
1 cow , lltfl 3 11 2 cows S6S 3 60
3 cows. . PCO 3 75
COI.OIlAttO
3 feeders 77C. 4 50 Ifl i 40S SCO
2 feeders 5 It ) 4 50 11 eaUes 161 4 fO
64 feeders 4 75 50 feuler * . , M ? 4 7n
1 feeder I M 1 feeder 1170 4 00
3 feeders rw 4 25 1 feeder. . ,1170 , 37S
31 feeder" 1021 4 f.0 1 feedtr , 7JO 4 M
13 feeders nn I 2.1 cows . 1024 3 W
J cows . "MO 31 5h eo w s. , 9C2 3 65
WYOMING.
IS cow . 2 2i 14cous. . . W. 2 2S
is cows 1 Oi S fce lers. , 930 4 20
1 feeder. , woJ 4 20
J Meicuro Nel )
fl feeders . 111 I T5 1 filler . ,10SO , 3 73
C feeder1' MS 1 75
M H.imm Xeb
4 heifers , R70 3 40 2 heifers 3 M
I CONS. . < ; t- . ' 2 00 IS eo\\ > 102S 3 K
4 cows. 10 % 3 15 2 cow t , 1120 3 li
II KliiK-Neb
S feeders 1015 4 10
Uen Peer Neb
1 cow . . .1070 2 70 1 cow 2 70
fi cows 1029 2 70 1 cow 2 7(1 (
7 COWH 1114 320 13 cows 1059 3 20
.1. SIllnsen-Nob
1 bull 1170N. 2 S > 2 > feeders 1002 4 10
N. P , Nelson Neb
1 liclfcr . C.70 3 40 3 feeders 47G 4 GO
3 feeders. 64f. I 10
Ware Coster Cattle Co Neb
ffi feeders C9 4 IS 51 feeders 710 4 \ ' <
33 feeder * SSI 4 IS 59 cfcdors SCHj 4 45
A. C. Mnhr Neb
2 feeders . 927 4 03 25 feeders 9SS 4 00
L Martin Neb.
fi feeders < K2 3 2.J 9S feeders SSI 4 00
1 feeder. . 740 4 00
U Oldhnm-Colo
G2 feeders. 1124 4 3S 60 feeders ! 4 40
Scows loss 3f.r , 1C steers. . 1403 4 20
4 feeders. 1124 4 00
1 * . Shoemaker Wyo
1 cow. . . . S40 2 50 21 cows 1031 355
10 cows . . D7l ) 3 00 57 feeders 10)n ) I 2) )
4 cows . 1270 2 70 1 bull . 1530 270
10 steers , ll&S 3 S3
Shpchan Bros Wyo.
73 feeders. 4 30 18 feeders r.51 443
At i Mary A. Taj lor Wyo.
11 COW3 , 1033 J 75 11 feeders. . 010 4 SO
How ca .t Son W ) o.
1 steer , . liso 4 60 4S sleer" . 12dfi 4 60
1 steer 4 JO 1 steer . 1211 4 00
12 steers. 11S7 4 50 47 steers .1234 4 50
45 steers. 1214 4 60
Salsburv & Sterling Wvo
fl feeders .1002 I 0) 1 feeder. .1100 3 G3
1 feeder. . . 1 > 50 3 05
O. C Douglas Wyo.
1 feeder. . . IftiO 415 1 cow 10GO 323
12 feeders. . 1012 4 K
C. O. Tllden-Wyo
12 feeders 1111 420 1 bull . . .1110 2 H
11 cows . 1000 355 2 cows . .1093 325
D Clark Wvo
21 feeders. 1079 450 3 feeders. .1113 423
K. ThorntonV > o.
43cows . 9S3 SCO 9 cows . .1033 310
It. rarthlng Wjo.
32 steers. . . 1233 450 7cows. .8SD 2 C5
Scows , . . .1060 3 70 *
Mri C. Chrlstman Wyo.
37 feeders. . Si55 4 00 12 cows . 1093 3 35
21 feeders. .10'PS 4 10
12 heifers . < CO 3 EO
Iron Mountain Ranch Co Wvo.
lolcows . . . 9-S ) 3 BO 12 feeders 1130 410
103 feeders. 1210 4 30 7 steers . .1191 1 00
HOGS The market this morning opened
about btendy on the best light , aOiade
lower on the mixed loads as n rule , and
very slow on the heavy packing hogs
Some of the packers were again on the
bear side nnd were holding hack and not
trying to do anything. After nbout half
of the hogs had been sold and the moro
urgent orders filled the market weakened
on all kinds.
As noted above , heavy hogs were very
slow nt the opening nnd it wa-i almost
Impossible to get a bujer to go and look
nt tmcklntr hoes Tor that reason It was
late before much was clone with that kind
nnd when the market did open on the
heavy hogs It was 6c lower. Advices from
other market ponts vvero rather favorable
to the bujcrs and they eventually bought
the heavv hogs their wav , that Is about Gc
lower than yesterday's market. Rep
resentative sales :
No Av bk IV No Av. Sk Pr.
44 34 ? 80 4 22h B 3M 49 430
4) 108 . . . 4 M SO 2S6 . . . 4 „ )
12 278 40 4 .j 70 2T6 40 4 TO
75 212 200 4 21 67 253 40 430
49 2CO SO 4 K S3 23 320 43) )
B3 330 160 4 ! 1 G7 207 40 432'-
57. . . .307 . . . 423 70 247 ISO 4 33'4
7t 28S 20J , Dl 2i3 160 4 32V
74 274 120 I So 1 213 120 4 KVi
I > 331 UO 4 M 04 267 ICO 4 S2Vi
SI 283 SO 4 25 94 ! 33 200 4 32Vfe
t 330 40 4M 04 242 2SO 4 32'4
Ft ill W ) 4 2T R9 218 160 4 32 < 4
.1 . . . .J9S 41 4 I" , 72 2S3 M 41214
C- , 2Sfl > JO 4 13 CO 2BO 1ZO 4 32V4
fO 102 . . 4 35 S6 27S SO 4 32'z
49 300 . . . 4 23 49 2t > 7 40 4 3211
63 321 SO 4 25 81 216 40 4 K > ,
45 31J . . . 4 23 71 216 . . 4 32U
C9 2S5 100 4 Z7'i ' 60 ! J3 116 I 3u
CC . . . . ! . .309 40 4 I7'4 ' W 2S7 150 4 32U
C7 iW ) 120 4 57V4 77 2M ISO 4 32H
M 275 10 4 27 > 4 107 307 . . . 4 32V ,
"G 300 240 4 27U 6 249 200 4 31
S9 314 in 427' ' , 07 24.1 . . . 435
K > K3 200 4 271/2 " 233 40 4 35
48 311 100 4 2714 78 2M 40 435
60 . " 70 . . . 4 27'4 M 25S ISO 4 K
M 277 100 4 3714 70 2S7 SO 4 K
71 3b7 240 4 27' ' ,209 80 4 3 >
73 271 40 4 27' ' 7 ! ) 243 la ) 4 35
21 240 8) 4 271 4G 2..7 . . . 4 3i
67 219 120 4 27' ' 74 2M SO 4 3"
(6 270 SO 4 27' ' 44 110 . . . 4 3J
SS 244 200 4 32' 08 245 . . 4 3- ,
C2 KB 80 4 27'4 ' 0" 246 120 435
67 SSI SO 4 30 SI 223 SO 4 3'
67 264 ICO 4 30 OS 218 . . . 4 3714
65 293 40 4 JO K 2GS . . . 4 37'A
71 272 SO 4 3 10 SM . . . 4 37'A '
> 261 . .450 SO .MS SO 4 37'i
SS 201 . . . 430 79 2SI SO 4 37'4
6" 244 40 4 M KM . . . . 210 200 440
72 279 . . 4 M fci . , 23) ) 120 4 40
S't ' 215 120 4 30 67 216 7. 4 40
70 . . . .161 200 4 30 71 . . . .211 SO 4 SO
SHEEP Record-breaking runs at ea tern
markets and Iirgc receipts nt all western
mirkcts has somewhat demor.il'zed ' the
market on sheep and lambs. At this point
the receipts h.ive been none too large to
supply the demands of local packers and
for that reason sellers have been able to
hold up prices here , until there has not
been much difference between this market
and Chlcigo. The very fact , however , th.it
the muiket at this point Is out of line
caused bujers to hold bac.k and the mar
ket this morning was -very slownnd dull ,
besides being lower. Stufr th-it just hap
pened to suit bttjers sold prettv well in
some cases close to steady. In other oases
It was considerably lower. It Is bafe lo
f > .iy that the market for the week Is fully
15c lower and in extreme cases as much as
25c lower ,
The feeder market Is also -very slow and
weak , and though there was a good supply
from which to mnku selections , bujcrs did
not take hold at all freely and It was late
before vorv much was accomplished.
Quotations. Prime native , w ether * , $3 W
< i4 W : good to choice grabs wethers. $170
3&0. fair to good grass vvethcrh , Jl,0fi370. (
good lo choice yearlings , J SOfta 60. good
to choice grass ewes J340fiJ50 ; fnir to
good grass owes , $3 OOffS : , good lo
choice spring lambs , $170 14 85 ; fair to
good spring lambs , J | 50JH 70 , common
Hiirlng lambs , $4 OOJfl W , feeder wethers
J3 40 305 : feeder yearlings , J3 G3(3 75 ;
fccdtr lambs , $1 W&4 30. HcpreHentntlve
pules :
No. AV. Pr.
348 western sheep 102 $355
213 Nevada mixed 103 3 ffi
1G9 Ut ih lambs , , GS 400
K5J Utah lambs 71 4 71
300 TJtnh feeding limbs fil 435
.toO Wjomlng feeding lambs . . . 5.1 i in
25G Wyoming fiedlnjf lambs , , , , & , > i 10
S)7 ( ) Wjomlng feeding lambs , , D2 1 10
511 Western cull ewes Si 250
LATj : VI3ST13U13AY.
37 western ewes 100 333
721 western sheep. , , 10S J 70
450 weslern sheep 101 375
CIIJCACJO l-IVi ; .STOCK
Cntlle Onlj Pnlrl ) Ai-llic , Hut Foi inpr
rrlrm Vrt * Mnliilnlnoil.
CHICAGO , Oct ll.-CA'ITLi : Tndn In
cattle was only falrlj active and forme i
prices were maintained Good to < holou
oattle Fold at I560fj700. commoner grades.
JI60IT4K5 , .stochors and feeders , J2755V1W ,
bulls , rows and he'ftTH , } iWji25 , Texas
steer ? MSOgiSO , rangers , 5J23ft610 , uilvca ,
J ! 007(7 CO
1IOCJS The demand for tiogH was good ,
but the Kiipph was liberal and Hllghtl )
lower prices prevailed Heavj hogu nold
at JIOOfil70 , mlxrd lolH , JIWfflTS llghl ,
413 (175 , pigs J390fit70. ctlllH , 160f/IOO /
iSUUHP AND LAMH-The market for
Bheen and lambs was slow and weak Ite-
oelpts continue too largo for the demand
pud there was a further drop of about 10 ,
toilav fthtiMi cold .it J20'1S3 01 for common
to { 38557400 for host grade t. western
i angers bringing J34Xfj39d limbs gold at
SJ EOjjS 30 fur poor to poorest , best range
( looks bringing $ UW3V ; ( )
UKCIIIPTS Callle. 15 CCO head ; hogs , 2C-
000 head , aheap , 22.000 head
StocU 111 .SlKlit.
Following are the recelpta at western
marketn for October 10-
Cattln lloes Sheep
South Omaha . . . . (1,070 ( C.7U7 5,080
Chicago 15,000 2(100(1 ( ( 2 > < m
Kansas City 11.000 10.250 2.8SO
St Louts 3.900 S,5W 1.5'JO
Totals 30E70 61,517 31.10)
hi. I.iiulH l.l\ - hi DO I , .
ST LOUIS , Oft 11 CAlTLi : Ilecflptu ,
3,10 head , Including 3 fc\w head Texans ,
market strong for natives , Texans gloadv ,
native shipping- and export fleers $5.00id50 ( ,
droeBtJ bctf and butoher noerB , JI50fi58j ,
Bteerf under 3(41 ( lbn , J3bOS300 , nlorkerH
and feeders > 3 Wit > 50. the top bilng for
tholco > rarllnf ( heifers < ov\s and holffrs.
J200ii500 , canners J1000275 , bulls , J2 25tp
500 , Texas and Indian ulcers , J300fllO | ,
cons and holfcrs } 27Sfi345
HOGS IlecelptB , 8,500 head , market
stead } on be t and Icvver on other grades ;
r > ! e nnd lights } | 5 > fJI t'jv , packers. JHOtp
4 Ki , butchers ( I fof4 f"
SlinKP Ilrcclpli. 1.501 held : market
-tendv , nnttvo mutton * JHWH 13 ; lambs , _
$ I.3WSM ; smokers , JJ5WOO , culls nnJ jl
bucks , J2 OOffa 75 JH.
( II ) I.Uo Stopli.
KANSAS CtTV , Mo. IHt ll.-CATTLP/-
Ueoolpts , 12vd natives , t.niO avxnn" . Cholca
henv.v rnttlr , steulv , ordinary Kindcs ru > ol
10W15e lower Heavv nntlvo steers , J5r > tl
fi lo , light weights 44 Kim 75 slockeTR ftiul
feeders , } 3 f,01t4 , ( i. butt'hcis cows nnd heif
ers , | 3inini7S. runner * . U 2V < J3 ( W. western
steers , J3 lO fo C5. Tr-xalis , $ ,1 liOflS fid
HOUS Uorelpts. ln.230 Maikct opened
fnlrlv nctlve and stcad.v Weakened and
closed mostlv PC lower Heavv , $ | VtfH5.
inKpd. JI30tfl45 , llBllt , f 1304H r.2'4 , pigs.
"
: : - ( - , 2 SO Mntket dull lull
prices about steadv Lambs , Jl ffi'ufiOO ;
muttons , m.0mi , stockers and feeders ,
J275QII3 , cilll , $2501,30-1 ,
S ( , .l NIlll | liUo
SOUTH ST .lOSHPll. Oot -Special ( )
The Journal quotes.
CATTLn Hoc c-'pls , 1200hcml , tmrkot ac
tive and nbout 8U > ud > natives JKOiTfiiX ) :
Tevaa , tnd westerns J1255MOO , rows anil
ho'fors J2COTi4ofl , bulls and Mass , f2 Oi > lj
450 , joarllngs ami cnlvo" $1 OOH-j w , stock-
irs and feeders , JTJMni"cnls , $ ioon > 50
11OCS ! KocolpK 5.100 he-id , market 2'4'iiio
low or than > e" < tetdn ) s close hfivv and
'
' "edlum J42-fjl0 ! , pigs nnd lights.'jl 30J |
4 17' * , hulk of sales. $4 27' M 13.
Slinnp - Kecelpts. lS < w head , nnrkol
slow and lower
* i mnr HiirUrt.
Ni\V Y01UC. Oct n.-Sl'dAK-naw ,
nominal and unsettled : fair lollnlng , i
13-lGc , centrifugal , % test , iHo , molussos
sugar , 3Ho , rollned , ejulot , nt 7 4-lfio , No t ,
4 B-lfic , No 10 , I 3-10. No. 11 , 1 1-lfi , No 12.
4c ; No. 13. 4c , No 11. 1 IB-lfi. mould A , G
7-lti ! standard A , 4 C-lfi , confectioners' A ,
4 15-lCc , e-ut loaf , B O-lCo , crushed. B 11-lOc ;
powdered , B'ic. ' granulated , 5 3-lCc , cubes ,
B fi-lfe
NI\V OULKANS , Oct. -SUOAII- -
Stcadv. rcntrlfugal vellow , 4Hji4 ( 11-ldo ;
seconds , 2i.Q-ife,1 ( ( , molaspos , dull , centrifu
gal , til/1 tc
Ilrj ( iocnln VlnrKot.
Ni\V : YOUK , Oet 11 DHY nOODS-No
change In the chinclor of the iloniuul for
staple cottons Mote ( HiMnes com'tig for
ward than sellers nro able to take ( are of
Tone of maikct verj. strong and pilcoq
tend upward Staple pilnts are soiling well ,
r.mcles unrhnngrd Woolen dioss goods
nre In good request for Immediate delivery
nnd good tprlng , with , t stiffening ton-
tlenov. Silks nro quiet hut Hrm for plcco
goods Kibbons quiet nnrt disappointing.
I'rlnt cloths strong and tending upward.
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS
LINCOLN. Oot. . ! . 1S91Court mot pur
suant to iicljourmnent Chailes Kanmnskl
and tieorgc 13 Becker were admitted to
practice ICInkcncl against I'hlladelphla
Mortgage and Trust companv , Liuno
against lliumer , dismissed ; Pncltlc Express
company against Cornell , Sehmue-k
ngalnst Hill , leave to amend petition In
error gruited , iirovvn ngalnst Colllnsv
leave gi anted for plaintiff to llle i ; bilefs ; V"
Glllesplo against Moi small , leave gianted f
to Hie additional recoid. State orcl I3m-
oison ngalnst Dickinson , alternative writ
allowed ; Pnxtnn ignlnst State , advaneecl :
Warder , Bushncll t Glossne'r tompiny
ngalnst Slander ; Hnlstcad against Jono-j
( two cases ) , Thompson ngalnst Hall , af-
Ilimcd ; U.irr against Post , advanced-
Douglas against Tnjlor , dismissed , State
ex rel Stewart ngalnst Hcnton , leave
granted to W. S. Morlan to remove school
land contracts upon rccclpllng therefor.
October B. 1899 Sloan against Thomag
Manufacturing company , motion for leivo
to lllo motion for rehearing overruled :
Trench against Pattoison , motion to quash
bill of exceptions sustained ; Veith ngalnst
Hess , motion to quash bill of exceptions
overruled , appellants to serve ana lllo
brlofs by November 1 ; Porrln against
llanna , dismissed unless appellant servo
and lllo briefs by November 1 ; Citizens'
Bank of Humphrey ngalnst Stockslager ,
dismissed ; Waldron against Tlrst National
Bank of Greenwood , motion to quash su-
persedeas overruled ; Woodnrd ngnlnst Cut
ter , motion to dismiss ovorrule-d ; Tvson
against Wild , dismissed : Connor against
Schrelner-riack Grain comp.inv , motions
to dismiss and to alllun overruled ; Gllle-s-
ple against Morsman , nppllcntlon to abin-
tlon error proceedliiR and prosceute nppenl
denied , leave granted to amend superse-
clens bond ; Farmers' nnd Merchants' Dink
of Holsteln against Oermr.n National II ink
of Lincoln , advanced ; McKlnney against
rirst National Hank of Chndroii , nllirmed ;
Colliding against Levlc , . dismissed unless
appellant Hcrve and lilo briefs bv Novem
ber 1 ; State ex rel Wnldion against Ilnm-
sev , motion for order to show cause over
ruled ; Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific
Ballroad company against rarvvell. ad-
vancccl ; Moore against Moore , Sloan
against Thomas Manufacturing compmy ,
Muscatlno Mortgage nnd Tiust compinv
ngalnst McGaughey nnd Dryclcn ngalnst
Pnrrotte , rehearlngn denied.
Court adjourned until October 17 , v\hon
the following cases will bo called : Plrst
National Bank of Hastings against Omaha
National Bank , Ileily against Knolpp.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford
ngalnst Knnpe , Seal against Farmers' and
Merchants' Insurance comnany , Lincoln
Land company against Phelps countv.
Chamberlain Banking House against Hart
ford Tire Insurance compam , Chnmberlnln
Banking HOIIHO against Itelliince Insuraneo
company , Diexel against Murnhv Glebe
I oan and Trust company against Iluntley ,
Omaha Bottling company against Thellcr.
Law ton ngnlnst ronnor , Deere , AVolls &
Companv agaltiht Hodges , Gorman-Ameri
can Bank of Milwaukee against Stlckol.
irarbaoh against Clark , Contra ! Loan and
Trust company against Clark , Oak Creole
Valley Bank against Holmer , Chicago ,
Burlington & . Qiilncy Railroad eotnpiny
against First National Bank of Omaha.
Trench agnlnnt Patterson , Tarmors' incl
Merchants' Bank of llolsloln r alnpt Ger
man National Bank of Lincoln , Hudock
against State , Sw conic against State
Supreme Court Opinions.
No 56SS. Flsko ngalnst School District.
Hcvcrsed nrror Lanenster county. Harrl-
ton , C J
1 Adherence toviews expressed In the
former opinion reported In Neb 78 ,
N W. 392. announced , the ludgment re
versed and the cau"c- remanded
No 10S10 Dovnlng aunlnst Lewis , no-
versed Anpeal from Buffalo county. Hnr-
ilson C. J ,
1. The contract In suit , one of the olasi
known as contracts ' "n lestralnl of trndo , "
bolng limited n to the tlmo nnd torrltorv
and Its stipulations reasonable , hold valid
and enforceable bv Injunction
2 The said contract determined not so
oontrarv or obnoxloim to publle- policy as
to render it Invnlld.
1 The queftloti of thn ownership or in-
lores ! of ono of the parties to a contract
of snip of n business and "good will" do-
teimined not placed in listio by the pleacl-
I A married woman vvho Joined with
her htiHbnncl In a contract of Hale held lo
have bv her aotH IIOCIICFCOC | ! | In the pay
ment of the consideration In him
No 10511 Tlrst Natlonnl Bank of ( "had-
ron iitra'nst Tootle llFverHcd Krror
from Daw 01 county Hnnlson , C J
A vendor of property who Is Induced to
drlivor possei'sjon thereof to Hie vencleo
by or throtiKh the fraudulent representa
tions of the latter may nt his clor-tion intlfy
I IIP sale and recover thp roiiMtlcrntlon by
ncllon on the contract or ae-count or may
rescind the oontrict and rocla'm ' ( he nrtlclo
or articles sold , but ho mtiy not piirsuo
both rcnudloK they nip not concurrent ,
and by Holccllng ono with knowledge of
thsftct the r'ght to 111- other Is waived ,
( First Nat Bank of Chadron jgilnst Mc-
Klnnej. 17 Neb 149) )
No 10S10 M < vri jiiralnfit Smith Af-
flrmod Urror from IlltharclHon county.
Harrison , C J
1 A petition In eqiiltv , whlnh prnjod that
a Judgment or decrro be vacated and a
ncv.trlil giunted In a prior not'on on the
ground UK cloeroo wn basfd upon thn falfn
or perjured tiMlmonv of Ihe successful
jmrt > and that slnoo the trial he has inndo
statement out of court at variation wither
or c ontriidlctory to his tpsllmonj , which al-
logon no poK'tlvo knowledge of uch utale-
montf which If macU fiH pUaclPcI. werci hut
Impeaching In their nutiiru nnd would not
afford cl'rcct or positive ) proof of perjury , Is
open to attack by general demurrer and
eontiilnH no Hiillleluit slutcmcnt of a cause
of action
rOKC 1813
H.RPEBNEY&CO.
BIWiCh lOSBtWt
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