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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Makes Another Display of Strength
and Glows Higher.
WHEAT AND OATS TRAIL ALONG IN ITS REAR
Short * Arc Nrrvon * ItrrcnrillnK South
Afrlcii nnil Tukr III IVIicnt
1.1 licit In H | ltc tit llcnrlnh
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Corn led the proces
sion on 'change today nnd closed with a
Bit In of $ tfjHc for the December option. A
Kcneral buying movement. Induced by the-
Brewing conviction that this year's crop
has been greatly overestimated , caused thu
upturn. December w'hcal closed with a
gain of Ufa-He and oats He. Provisions
I were dull and closed practically unchanged.
| Whrtil o'pened rteady and ncorcd a "Sic " ad
vance over last night's close during the
first hour's 'trading. ' Early news was gen
erally of n , bearish cast , but shorts wcro
i nervous over the situation In South Africa
! i' j ' " " ' commenced covering from the start.
The Htrength In corn also encouraged buj-
Ing mid as offerings were scarce the up
turn was easily accomplished. December
opened ' , ie higher nt 70rn'i70' ; ' [ ' < 4C and ad
vanced to "I'.lc. At the hitter figure , how
ever , u good clenl of long wheat w.is thrown
on the market and a reaction to 70i'il70Ttc
followed. Tlie latter pan of the session
was extremely dull , with the prices barely
holding nt 70VF/71P / and llnally closing with
liuyerH at " 0e. Indications of an Increase
of l.&WMiOO bushels In the domestic visible
during the week and reports of complete
relief In the drouth-stricken sections luid n
depressing Iniluence after , the early trad-
Ing. Spot demnnd was poor. Chicago re
ceived 100 ears , six of which graded con
tract. Minneapolis and Duluth got only 47ft
ears , rninpiired with 7i0 ! for the correspondIng -
Ing day n year ago. Total western primary
receipts were SfiS.OOO bushels. Allnntle | ) orl
rlenrances In wheat and flour equaled 499-
000 bushels.
Corn was strong and active. A report by
nn authoritative statistician that th" early
estimates ! of this year's yield must be ma-
i lerlally reduced owing to disappointing
husklnir returns was the chief buying mo
tive. The market advanced steadl.y uniU
near the close , when selling by smppnrj
and prolH-tnklng caused a slight reartlon.
Cnsh demand was ) lack. Receipts 415 cars.
December opened 14,0 higher nt : llji'S3lic. | ;
mild sparingly < U 8l4e , inlvanccd to 32'ic
nnd closed at 32c.
Oits was dull , but hi > ld steady In sym
pathy with corn. The principal trade con
sisted of changing from December to May ,
with the result of n slight narrowing of the.
spread. Receipts' , 272 curst. December
opened a shaile lower at S2Wa2240 and ad
vanced to 22'fcc.
The advance In corn strengthened pro
visions early , but the market yielded under
heavy liquidation near the end and the ad-
vnnco wim all lost ; January corn closed
2'/4C. lower at J9.57U : January lard , un
changed at $5.37'/4 and January ribs a shndo
lower at $1.93RI.07',4. '
Estimated receipts for Friday were not
posted.
heading futures ranged as follows :
Articles ! PJISP-J . I Low. | Close. . | Yest'y
Wheat
Oct. C9U Wil
I3tc.
May. 'Hi '
Corn
Oct. 31 % 31 % | 31'1 31 %
Dec. fa * 32'H ' | . ' 12
May. 33'AUn 33i
Oats-
nee. 2WTHJ. --74
May. 2t'i ' 24',4 ' 2li4
Pork-
Dec. S 05 S 10 8 CO S 02' * S ( G
.Inn. 957& 9 C5 9 55 9 57'/4 0 CO
Lard-
Dec. B 17V4 R 17',4 r 20 5 20
Jan. G 37Vi 5 4214 5 35 5 37V4 5 37 > ,4
IllbH
Dec. 4 82V4I 4 S2',4 ' 4 SO 1 SO 4 S2 A
Jan. 4 ! l7'/i'l ' T OQ 4 95 4 97H 4 97 A
No. ? -
Cash quotations wern as follows :
PLOUH Steady winter patents. J3.COU
3.70 ; straights. f3.30f/3.10 ; clears , U20ra3.30 ;
Fprlng specials , $1.10 ; patents. $3.4033.70 ;
straights. J2.90iJ320 ; bakers. $2.3002.00.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 70VWI72c ? ; No , 3
rprlng. fiCiiOc ! : No. 2 red , 71Q72c. (
COHN-No. 2 , 32VaSj33c ; No. 2 yellow , 32 %
CT33e.
OATS Xo. 2.23ic : No. 2 white , 2C32B',4c ;
No. a while. 25fi2Vlc. !
RYE-NO. 2. 55v i- .
HAULEY-No. 2 , 33fT4lc.
SEEDS No. 1 Iluxpood nnd northwest.
J1.23'4f(1.23 ' ( : prime timothy seed , J2.30.
Clover , choice. $7 fiO.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . tS.Mffi
SM. I ard , per 100 Ibs. . $ j.2rjg-3 27V. . .Shor
ribs isMe.loon' ( ) , | 4.7ifiri.iri. Dry naked
shoulder. ( boxed ) . J3.5f/3.S21,4 ; short clear
aldea ( boxe-d ) . $3.33f5.45.
WHISKY' Distillers' finished goods , per
' i gal. . J1.24.
SHOAP.S-Cut lonf , fr .70 ; granulated , $3.10.
Following ale the receipts and shipments
for today :
Articles. Roeelnts. Shlpm't < t
Flour , bills 21,000 1G.001
"Wheat , bu 227.CDO 3.00 ,
Corn , bu 427,000 G77.00-
Oats , bu 3IG.OOO 37900
Rye bu 17.000 liOO
Hurley , bu 101,000 93.CO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was slow ; creameries lFfi22e
dairies , llf19c.Bggs | , strong : fresh , 17iffl7 < , c
Cheese , strong ; cruanit * , 12(121ic. (
M'jw YOHIC ( ; i\iit.vi , .IIAIIICUT
Cliuitntlonn for tinliny on Varloux
CitiiiinnilHIi.N.
NEW YORK , Oct. JG.-FLOUR-Recelpts
27,591 bills. ; exports , 3.S19 bbls. ; ruled Urn
nnd active on good focal and export de
mand , closing with an upward tendency
winter patents , $3.fiO,3.S."i , ; Minnesota pat
ents , J3.ii5WI.20 ; Minnesota bakers , J3.00'
3.20. Rye flour , quiet. Uuckwhcat flour
Bteady.
CORNMEAL Firm ; yellow western. SOJJ >
S2e ; city. Mii/Nle / : llrandywlne , $2.30fi2.35. (
ItUCICWIIEAT-Qulet at Cfle.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 western , C3c , f. o. l >
afloat , to arrive ; state , G2i&Gic , c. I. f. , Nu\
York.
UARLEY-Steady ; feedlnt'lie c. I f
Huffalo ; malting , 4ii'ti30c , c. i. f. , UutTalo.
HARLEY MAI/r Steady ; western , 53 ®
Coc.
WHHAT-Ucpolpts , 237,700 bu. ; exports
200U5i bu. Spot , steady ; No. 2 red , 7Uc f
o. b , nlloat spot ; No. i northern , Diiluth
79ic f. o. b. afloat to arrive ; No. 1 hard
Duluth. S0"e to arrive ; No. 2 red , 744
elevator. Options opened firm at ? 4p ml
vance on covering , with a further mlvanc
ot lie following HID Chicago advance an
on smaller receipts. As late cables dl.sap
pointed and
> Tl'
CORN Receipts , 22J.M9 bu. ; exports , fiO
bu. Spot , No. 2 , 4UfiO f. o. b. nlloat ; iO c
elevator. Options opuiuid strong at an ml-
vance of a c and further advanced Ue on
Hinall receipts nnd bullish advances from
the west , and closed firm at a net advancu
of wuw' , chiefly on December. May. . 39
4/39 c , closed , 3'JVic ; December , SO ifi lO'ic
closed , 40Uc.
OATS Receipts , 17S.SOO bu. ; exports. 100
bu. Spot , steady ; No. 2. 2S1ie ; No. 3. 2Sp ;
No. 2 white , 31'iff32iNo. : . 3 white , : : ou.f
track , mixed western , 2SHf(30u ( ; track ,
white , 30f33c. | Options uulet and steady
HAY-Dull ; shipping , Ur.'u7Uc ; good to
choice , 75iiS2hc. (
HOPS State , common to choice. fifI7c-
1'nclllo coast. 15 > 9 crop , 4ffc ( ! ; 1S9 ? crop nom
inal ; IMS crop , 1013c | ; iwi cro-p. l-'fiUe '
nnlIIDES-Steady ; Texas dry , 2) ) to So'lbs. ,
" "
"LKATHER-Qlllet ; hemlock solo. Jtiionos
Ayres , Ught to hciivywilghts. 2lii2lUc ; acid.
WOuI < - Qulet ; domestic fleece , 21S2uc ;
pYtoVlSlON'S-Hecf , firm ; family Jll roff
12.50 ; mesa f'J.Will.iK ) ; beer b , , s. ' $ > ' > J
25.W ; packet Jll 601,11.00 : city extra India
jnessf , JlCWIilb.OO. Cut nmats steailv
pickled shoulders J7.00 : pickled hams $ s 7- . ' '
Lard , firm ; western steamed , J3.00 ; refined'
Jlrtn ; continent , JO : South America , ja.W ) ;
fompound , tj.50jj5.C2'3. 1'ork. dull ; meH .
jn.OOjj'J.W ; short clears , S10.23filii.00rani -
lly. IU.75R12.00. Tallow , steady ; city < -
' " " " " " " ' " " '
PT.
New
pey s
Jl.if .
HICE Quiet ; domestic , fair to extra ,
7'ic : Jnpiin , 44 (6iic. (
METALS Price melted away rapidly today -
day under urgent offerings nnd weak state-
mi'iits from outside markets , tin and pig
Iron In particular showing goftncm ) . Uuyera
wt-re Indifferent to the c.oncossions offeri'il
and boiiRht In a hand to mouth fashion.
At the close the Metal exchange palled pig
Iron warrants lower to sell , quoted at $17.00
18.00j lake copper , easy nt J17.50 ; tin ,
lower and weak , with $31 bid and J31.15
nuked ; lead easier , with JI.571. bid and
14.C214 asked ; spelter weak , with J5 bid and
J5.20 aukcil. The brokers' price for lead
Is SI,40 and copper $17.60.
Liverpool ( irulii nil it l'ri > vlnloii .
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 26.-WH EAT Spot ,
? ? o. 1 northern , spring- , dull at Cs 9 > d , No ,
red western , winter , easy nt Ss HH'I- Fu
tures f.isy ; December , Cs Hd ; March , 5
Lcnrly at 3s 7d.
PROVISIONS Bacon , long clear middles ,
ght , stwidy nt 32i > ; long clear middles ,
envy , steady nt 31s ; short clear backs ,
teady at 30s. Tallow , Australian , In Lon-
on , steady nt 27s 3d.
OMAHA < JI.MII.\I : , .MARKET.
Condlllon of Trnde nnd < lnntntlonn an
Staple ntiil Knucy lroilnce <
EGGS-RecclptP , light ; good stock , 1514iJ >
fie.
POULTRY-Hens , live. 614ff7c : spring
hlckens , 7f7'4c ( ' ; old and staggy rooster ? ,
Iv , 3'-i74c ' ; ducks , and geese , live , 6gc ;
urkevp live lOc.
I5UTTKR Common to fair. He ; choice. 16
? tn ; Kii.irator , M23o ; gathered creamery ,
9fl20c.
IMCHCONS-Llve , psr doz. , 75o.
VEAI.S-Chnlce. 9o.
OYSTERS Mpcllum , pfr can , 20c : Bland-
rds. per can , 24c ; bulk standard , per gal. ,
1.25 ; extra selects , per can. 3ci extra
elects , per gal. , $1.75 ; New York Counts ,
per can , 40c ; New York Counts , per 100 , J1.2- > .
HAY Upland , choice , JC.50 ; midland ,
holce , JO.OO ; lowland , choice , J-VOO ; rye
trnxv. choice , J5.50 ; No. 3 corn , 27c ; No. 3
vhiic nais , 24c ; cracked corn , per ton , J12 ;
orn and oats , chopped , per ton , 112,50 ;
bran , per ton. $13 ; shorts , per ton , ) U ,
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOUS-Per crate. 65Q 5e.
SWEET POTATOKS-Per bbl. , U.7B1J2,00.
POTATOES-Per bu. , 205i23c.
CUANUEHRIEn-Ciipo Cod. $5.2505.50.
ONlONS-Retnll way. EOJ60e.
CELERY Per doz. . 201735C.
FRUITS.
PLtlMS-Oregon , per orale. $1.0 31.rE.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-No good ship
ping stock.
APPLES Choice wnstcrn shipping stock ,
3.23 ; Johnnthnns and Qrlmes' golden , $3.SO ®
.00 : New York stock , J3.75'tI4.00.
ORAPES-New York. ISSiOc ; California
Takays , $1.15f71.2j.
PEAUS-Wi-stern varieties , $2.2502.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANClES-MexIcan. per box , $4.50g .00.
LEMONS - California fancy , $4.7535.00 ;
choice California , $4.25if-U5 ; Messina , fancy ,
S.OO'IiS.JO.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large Block ,
icr bunch , $2.0002.60 ; medium-sized bunches ,
1.76 < ff2,00.
ff2,00.HIDES.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , Sc ; No. 2 preen
hides , 7c : No. 1 salted hides. Oftc ; No. 2
salted hides , S c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
bs. . lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. . Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No. 1.
3-c ; tallow. No. 2. 314c ; rough tallow , llic ;
white grease , 2ii53Uc ! yellow and brown
grease , 214Q3C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY 1'er 24-sectlon case , $3.0033.50.
NUTS-lllckory nuts , per bu. , $1.00.
FIGS California layers , per 10-lb. box ,
1.15 ; California carton , per 10-lb. box , $1.25.
MAPLE SUGAR Per lb. . 9c.
SI. I. < MIN Crntii itiul
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 2G. WHEAT-Hlgher ;
s'o. 2 red , cash , elevator , GS ic ; track , 7H45J
2l2c ; December , 703(1 ( 70140 ; May. 75'/ii75c ! ;
N'o. 2 hard. GSiiG9c ( ; receipts , 29,077 bu.
PORN iVlgher ; No. 2. cash , SlVjc : track ,
32)4(333c ( ; December , 30-Kc ; May. 3174c.
DjiTS Kirm ; No. 2 , cafh , 24c ; track , 21e ;
December , 2314c ; May. 23'/4c ; No. 2 wh.lte.
2G14 < % .
RYE-FIrm at E514Q'36c.
METALS-Ixad ? , firm at JI.471ff4.50. Spel
ter. dull at $3.00.
POULTRY Quiet : chickens , old , 614c ;
young , "c ; turkeys , 7074c ! ; ducks and
jeese. 5fiGc.
FI.Ot'R Dull nnd unchanged ; natcnts ,
$3.45ft3.60 ; extra fancy , $ ,1.103.20 ( ; clear ,
.
SKEDS-Tlmothy , firm at J2.30. Flaxseed.
lower at $1.2G.
CORNMEAl.-Steady at $1.75 1.80.
BRAN Strong , sackekl , east tratk , 65c
bid.
bid.HAY
HAY Steady ; timothy , $7.00iri0.75 ; uralrle ,
$8.00.
$8.00.WHISKY
WHISKY Stfnrtv at $1.21.
IRON COTTONT1KS-S1.10.
HEMP \VINE-9o. .
PROVlSlONS-Dry salt meats , rpjlet ;
boxed shoulders. $4.50 : extra shorts. $3.3714 ;
clear ribs , J5.37'4Ji'5.40 ' ( ' : clear sides , $3.50.
Bacon , quiet ; boxed shoulders , $3.50 ; extra
Fhorts , Ji 75 : clear rlhs , J3.S71-4 ; clear fides.
$ G.12U. Pork , steady ; standard mess , Job-
blni : , $9.00. Lard , higher ; prlmo steam ,
$3.1714 : choice , $5.20.
RECEIPTS-Flour , 3,000 bbls. : wheat , 29-
000 till. : corn. 35 , < iCO bu. ; oats , 37,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 11,000 bbla. ; wheat ,
27 , K ) lm. ; corn , S3CiOO bu. ; oats , 39,000 bu.
IfmiMii * City nrnlii nnil 1'rovlnlonn.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 26. "WHEAT De
cember , G)5ic ) ! ; May , GS'jc ; cash. No. 2 hard ,
KififtlHc ; No. 3 , CO'.457G3c : No. 2 red. 69c ;
No. 3. GGpGSc ; receipts. Ill cars.
CORN December. 2STsc ; May. 30'Sc : cash ,
No. 2 mixed , 30ft31c : No. 2 white. 3114c ;
No. 3 , 31c.
OATS-NO. 2 white. 25c.
RYE No. 2 , 53'Ac.
IIAY-Cholce timothy , $ S.23QS.50 : choice
prairie. $7.00f(7.25. (
RECEIPTS-Wheat , GG.GOO bu. ; corn , 18,800
bu : oats. 8,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 99.SOO bu. ; corn. 27-
WU bu. ; oats , 26,000 bu.
Hutfc r. KKK "nil Clifom' Mnrlfot.
ST. LOITIS , Oct. 2C. BUTTER-Stcady ;
dalrv. IS-i - Oc ; creamery , 19fi2l ! ? .
EGGS Higher at 15l4c.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2G. BUTTER Re
ceipts. 4 GIG pkgs. ; market firm : western
creamery. 17ifi2lc ; factory. im017c.
CHEESE Receipts , 4,201 pkgs. ; barely
steady ; large white. 12if/12.ic ; small white ,
12io ; large colored , 121 .c ; rmall colored ,
123'c.
KGGS Receipts , 5.291 pkgs. ; dull ; west
ern , ungraded , nt mark , 145T1SC.
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 2G. EGGS-FIrm ;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock , firsts 14c
dozen , cares returned.
BUTTER-Creamery. 19022c ; dairy , 16c.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. O. , Oct. 2G. WHEAT Higher
but oulet ; No. 2 cash , 70c asked ; Decem
ber , 72Je.
PORN Dull but higher ; No. 2 mixed. 34c
OATS Active and steady ; No , 2 mixed
23c.
23c.RYE Dull and easy ; No. 2 cash , . 59c
asked.
SEEDS CloverKced. active nnd higher
prlmo October. $5.tO ; December and March
$3.30.
? | | | > IIOIIIOM | | AVIii-nt mill I'lour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 20. WHKAT In
store : No. 1 northern. October , GS ? n ; De
cember. fi' c ; May , 70 ff70 c. On track
No. 1 hard , 70c ; No , 1 northern , GS-'Jic ; No
2 northern , CG ic.
FLOt'R Theru was only n fair demani
for flour yesterday. First patents , $3.75
u.sfi ; second patents. $3.5503.63 ; first clear
$2.5UG2.GO.
.M 1 1 v > nn ! ; cc Crn I u .Mnrkot.
MILWATMCEE , Oct. 2B.WHEAT-Flrm
No. 1 northern , 70V4c ; No. 2 northern , 66r
081 , c.
HYE Firm : No. 1. 571JC.
BARLEY-FInn ; No , 2 , I014ffl7c ; sample
SSIj IGc.
Iliilutli Wlicat > Iiirki > l ,
DPLt'TH. Minn. , Oct. 2G , WHEAT No
1 hard , cash , GO Ke ; No. 1 northern , cash
GVJ.c ; October GS\c ; December. GS c ; May
72c ; No. 2 northern , GS ic ; No , 2 surlng
GlTic.
1'iMirln Market.
I'EORIA , Oct. 20-CORN Higher ; No. 2
32'ie.
OATS-Stendy ; No. 3 white. SlfiUc.
"WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.21 fo
finished Eo
MOVK.MKXTS OF S'l'OriCS AXU IIOXIJS
Yi'Nlrrdny'x StriMiKtli In Coiitlinipil
Hut > liu-Ui > t I'Mnnlly AVi-nUeiin.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Tho ovldences o
ftrcngth In yesterday's Block market nt
traded qu.llo a large buying Interest till
morning and the market after the first hou
took the upward rourso with very actlv
trading. The demand thowed , however , a
marked falling off during the real of th
day and the Isolated polntn of strength 1
which developed from time to time proved
unavailing fo sustain prices and the drift
was downward until the close , which was
very generally at the low point of the day ,
nnil at a level below lust night. The mar
ket during the first hour wiia conspicuous
for the great breadth of the demand , the
number of stocks which moved being no
Iff * than 125 , The aggregate number of
shares dealt In was also very large.
Broudly speaking , the market was a re-
vernal of that of yesterday. In that rail
roads generally were. Inclined to react ,
while thi > Industrial Mocks moved upward.
The evidences of prollt-taklng In the coal
ers , wh'ch were manlfept even In the openIng -
Ing dealing * ' , prompted selling to realize in
the railroad list. The outside demand for
stocks was very much Increased and It wa
this which was foil by the profehMonal op-
eratort' who have been accumulating stocks
at the lower level. At the fame time the
vigorous strength of Sugar. Tobacco
Brooklyn Trniibt ! , Rubber and other Indun-
trluls ami the continued fiprcuiatlon In the
Leather flocks helped to sustain thu list ,
while the realizing was going on. These
Ptock all suffered to the extent of from 1
to over 4 points In the late downward move
ment. Innlde support was manifest In
some of the ncweliuluatrialfi , which have
been tlio target recently for bear attack.
This was notably true of tha Malting and
Glucose stocks. Malting- preferred lending f
with a rls < > of nearly B polntn. Of the low-
priced stock ! ) Standard Hope and Twine-
was brought forward with nn advance of
2H , half of which was subsequently lost ,
The Iron nd steel Mockg also received
favorable attention , especially Federal
Steel , but gains In them were no hotter held
than ele where. There wcro other Individual - |
ual stocks which were strong nt different |
times , Including Atchlson preferred on Ita
September statement of net earnings ,
Southern Railway and Chesapeake & Ohio , i
IwOnrton wns a buyer hero , though on n i
smnlltr scale than yesterday , and sterling .
exchange yielded a fraction In consequence : .
Apprehension of nn unfavorable showing '
by the banks on Saturday wns nn Influence
In the growing heaviness of stocks. New
Jerk cxehnngo nhows some recovery at a
few Important Interior points , but continues
downward nt others and the outward movement - i
ment of money hup not yet ceased. The
lianks' net loss to the subtreasury thus far
foots up over } l.3uo,0oo for the week. The
rate for call lo.nn dropped suddenly near
the close to 2 per cent , but only after the
bulk of the day's demnnds hml been met at
n',4 to 7 per cent. Tenders of money on
time hold out for 6 per cent nnd exact
choice collateral. The fact Is that some ot
the largo Interests operating In the market
have been lenders of money and are calling
their loans for their own operations In
stocks.
The dealings In bonds disclosed the same
breadth of demand as thope In stocks , many
dormant Issues being brought Into the trad
ing. Standard Hope nnd Twine Incomes
rose nn extreme 3' , * and reacted 2. The
pond list rencted In sympathy with stocks
In the Intter part of < the ilny , making the
changes somewhnt mixed. Totnl sale * , par
value. 2,195COO. United States new 4s , reg
istered , nnd 5s , registered , declined ' , d In
the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram snys : The tone of the
markets here today was generally dull , but
became slightly better on tlip receipt of the
news of General Yule's arrival at Lady-
Kmlth.American securities were hard all
day. Berlin began to buy again. The close
was at near the best prices of the day.
jsow lork's dealings here began cnry , but
Inter buying orders were numerous. Copper
U11,18 ffnctcd ; tlntos were 171i ; Anacondas.
i-lG ; Utahs , 7H ; Bostons. 13-1G ; Spanish
R , 61. Money was more than ever unlenda-
> le. The Bank of England bought 17,000
n nars nnd 7.000 In French coin ; for India
JL12.000 wns engaged.
Tha following are the closing quotations
or the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Vtchlhon 2111 Tex , & Pacific. . .
do pfd 0514 Utfon. Paclllu . . . 4f)4
Baltimore & O. . . 52 * * do pfd 77U >
Can. IMclflc 9114 Waba'.lh 7 %
Can. Southern . .54 do pfd 2H't
Ches. & Ohio 2iT ! , AV. & L. K m ; ,
Chicago Gt. AV. . 1P do Cd pfd. . . . 30V
- . , B. & Q 1315 V > ' \ * . Central . . . . 17U
Chicago , 1. ( v. L Adams Express..115
dopfd 42 ( Amor. Ex press. . . ! IS
Chicago .t E. I. . nG14 tr. S. Express. . . . 52
Chicago & N. W.170H AVells-Fargo Ex..13:1 :
C. , R. 1. & P..11H ; A. Cot. Oil 43V4
C. , C. , C. & St. L. 59-H do pfd
do l t pfd. . . . 4514 Amor. Malting . . 1214
do 2d pfd. . . . Ifi do pfd 51
-olo. Southern . . fi Amor. S. & R. . . . 3fl
Del. & Hudson. . .122V4 do pfd SG
Del. L. & W . 15211 Amer. Spirits . . . . 3V.
Den. & Rio G. . . . 21 do nfd 17
do pfd . 77 Amer. S. II 42 %
Erie. do pfd 81
do 1st pfd. . . . 3314 Amer. S. & W. . . . 4114
Gt. Nor. nfd 17S I do pfd cO
Hocking Coal . . . . 18V4 Am. Tin Plate. . . . 3IS
Hocking Vnlley. . 3Ui do pfd S2Ms
Illinois Central..116U Am. Tobacco . . . .122 * ;
Iowa Central . . . It do pfd 144
do pfd 59UA. AUn. Co 41 > 6
K. C. , P. & G. . . . 7UHk. Rap. Tr SV-i
L. E. & AV 19SColo. F. & 1 5i'i
do pfd 794Con. ! Tobacco . . . . 41'i
Lake Shor" ] ! > 3 do pfd 93
LouK fc Nash. . . ? 4'i Federal Steel . . . . 5I' < ,
Manhattan L . . . ,112i do pfd 7S < 4
MM. Pt. Ry 197Gen. . Electric . . . .120
Mex. Central . . . . I3 i Glucose Sugar . . BITi
Minn. & St , L. . . . 72 i do nfd 1M
do pfd 9lJUTnt'n'l Paner . . . .ZS'
Mo. Pacific 46 * : , do pfd 71U
Moblln k Ohio. . . 4S'A Liclode Gas . . . . 75
M. . K. & T 12V National Biscuit. 40' . ' ,
do nfd 38 do pfd 94 > i
N. .T. Central..121'4 National Lend . .21
N. Y. Central..138'4 do pfd 108 %
Nor. & AVest 2C % National Steel . . 48
do rrd 70 % do pfd 91
No. Pacific F4v N. T. Air Drake..143
do pfd 7.V4 North American. . 127
Ontario & W. . . . 2. ) % Pacific Coast . . . 51
Ore R. XN 4- ! I do 1st pfd. . SS
do nfd 7R I do 2d pfd , . . f/ ,
Pennsylvania . . . .1321 Pacific MP ! ! . . .
Reading 21 People' * Gni . .114
do 1st pfd. . . . ( W Preyed S. C. . . . nS
do 2d pfd. . . . 3'4 do pfd
Rio O , "W 3" jPuIlman P. C. . . .
do i > fd /stand. ! . n. Sc T. . .
St. L. & S. F.
do 1st pfd. 70U | do pfd 117'1
do 2d pfd. 3r.i4.Topn. Coil ft I..11BT ;
St. U , P"'i ' 13VJ U. S. Leather. .
da pfd
St. Paul 12fiV
do rrfd 17IU
Pt. P f. o
' ' ' ' " " ' '
So. Paclnc'ilii'.i'.WlRelnibiic l""s' . 21
So. Hallway 12V do pfd 70
do pfd 55i P. C. C. & St. L. 74
IVf-w York Money Mnrlfot.
NHW YORK. Oct. 28. MONEY On call.
easier at 2f7 ? per cent ; last loan nt 5 per
cent ; prime mercantile paper , 6j5V > per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGK-Easler , with
actunl business in bnnk rs' hills at $4S07iifl >
4.S7 for demand nnd at J4 4fri.S3 ( for rlxlv
dnvs ; postetl rates. M.Stffl Si/ ( , und M.SSfJ
4.SSU , ; commerclnl bills. S1.S2.
SILVER Certificates , 5Sff59c ; bar. 57c ;
Mexican dollars , 47'/ic.
UONDS Government , easy ; state , strong ;
railroad , Irregular.
Following are the closing quotations on
bounds :
IT. S. 2" , reg 100K. ) do 4s < 1134
IT. S. 3s , reg 1071/0 N. Y. Central U 11216
1T. R. 3i. coupon , .in l N. J. C. gen. 5s. 120
U. S. new 4si. rcg.129 No. Carolina Cs. 17,7
do 4s , coup..130 do 4s 101
U. S. old 4s. reg.111 < 4 > To. Pne'fV ' 1s. . . in
do coupon..112'i No. Pad'flc 3s1. . . . .
U. S. 6s , reg IIOI I do 4s 102 = 4
D. of C. 3 R3S..117 N.Y.C. & 8t.L.4 .10iU
Ala. clafM A 112U Nor. & W. c. 4.102 %
do class n..HO do gen. Ga. . .
do class C..101 Ore Nnv. Is . itr.
Alnhama cur'cy. , ] oo do 4s
Atchlson cen. 4s. 93''i Orp. Short L. G ! , 12S
do ndj , 4 * . . . . RVido \ consol 5s. . 113
Cunndn fo , ? d".10 i Reading gen. 4s. ,
Ches. & O. 4Hs. . 9W Rln G.V. . Is
do 5s 119',4St.L. & I M. c. 5s
C. * N. W. c. 7sW St.L. & S.F. g.Cs , 12IV4
do S. F. deb. Ss.llWVi fit. Paul con K,9
Chicago Ter. 4s. . ! > 7 , 'St.P. C. fLP. . Is , 12114
D & R. G. lsts.,107 fit. P. , C. & P. 5s 121
do 4s P9V ( So. Railway 5s. . , lOSi
R T. , V. & G. Is.inni S It. & T. Bs. . . , 8"
Erie gen. 4s 72 Tenn. n. set. 3s , 97
R W. & D , C. Is. 77'4 ' Tex. & Pacific Js , 111
Gen. Klf trlc 5lir . , ] „ 2ils , 55
G. II. & R. A. Ga..110 Union Pacific 4s , .1014 . i ' '
do Ids IOS Wnbash 1s
II. & T. C. Us..111 do 2ds
do con. fis..110 We.n Shore 4s. . . ,
Iowa Cen. 1 . . . .11B Vis. Cen. ! 5H
K. C. . P. & G. 1s. 71V4 A'lr centuries SGSK
La. new cnn. | H..1IV do deferred. , SK ,
TSN. _ . unl'd 4s.101 Colo. So , 4s SaV
OffeTcil. nuT.
Ilrmfoii SloeltH nnil Ilondn.
BOSTON , Oct. 20. Call loans , 514fG per i
cent ; timeloans. . 5JfO per cent. Ofllclal
closing quotations of stacks , bonds and
mining shares :
A. . T. ( k S. F. . . . 2l'i AVestlngh Elec. . < G
do pfd ' " 14 do pfd 91
Am. Sugar 15114 AVI ? , Central . . . . 174
do nfd 117 Atchlson Is f-9
BMI Telophoin . .1C914 lvpnturn 5
BoUon & Alb'y..2SO Allouez M. Co. . . . Hi
Boston KlPVRted.i07H Atlnntlc 2"
Boston & Malne.2 2 Bo-ton < Mont..3-1714
f' . . B. AQ 131 Unite SBoplon. . . ftl
FltchlHircr pfd . . .1'9 ' Calumet & Hee..735
GOP. Electric . . . .119 Centennial 2HJ
do pfd 131 Krnnklln 11
Federal feel ' ' < . imV-nldt IH
do pfd "S Opceola 8014
> "ch. Tel < 'piono..10"i | Parrot 41
Old Colony v niilney ifi"
Old Dominion . . . 2r'V. ' Hantn Fo Copper. S'i
Rubber 4' HTnmnrack 212
Hn'nn ' Pae'He ' . . .
T'nlnn L nd S Wolverines 31
AVoat End pfd , . . . 115 Utah 35
I.onilntl .Htni.tr lluolntlonn ,
LONDON. Oct. 2(5 ( 4 p. m. Closing :
Cons. , money..103 13- ' ' . Y. Central. . . .
do account..10- " " 'iMinnylvnnla . . . . CR'4
Cnn. Pacific ! > " ' ailing 113i
Erlo IS'- Vo. Pacific pfd. . " * '
do l t pfd. . . . Wi Mchls-n 22
IMlpoln Central . .11R .
1T. P pfd fftvi Grand Trunk
St. Paul , com--.l VAnaconda ! Pii
RAR PILVER-Dull nt 26Hd.
MONEY IH ner cent.
The rate nf discount In the open mnrket
for short bills Is S'tl per cent ; for three
months' blllp , 4V4C45-16 per cent.
\ -iv Ynrlc Slliiliift UiiiitntlnnK.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26. The following
are ofllclal closing quotations' for mlnme
Chollar 32 Ontario W\ \
Crown Point . . . . 12 Onhlr 7fiO
Con. Cnl & A'i\.130 Plymouth 20
Doadwxvid "S Quicksilver 150
Oou'.d A Curr'.e. . 5R do nfd 70 > 1
Hole & Norcross. 2fi Sierra Nevada . . 50
Home'inkp 65W [ Standard 2.0
Iron Silver 54 iUiilon Con 2 <
Mexican 20 Yellow Jacket . . 15
y Slnl < * iurnl Hunk < if
I 1/ONDON. Oct. 2S. The weekly statement
I of the Hank of England shows the followIng -
Ing changes : Total reserve increase.
1 1.007.0uO ; circulation , decrease , 14G.OX ) ;
bullion , increase , 56$37 ! , ; other securities ,
decrease , 1.fiis ; 000 , oUif dcpi t. . dt < > rfnye ,
1.Ki ' ,0X ( ) ; pllbll dtiposlts , IncrortSO , 4')7 ' ) , '
0"W , notes reserve , increase , 971.W ; gov-
err/ment securities , decrease. 5uo.0'.io. The
proportion of the Bank of England's re-
perve to liability Is 41.43 per cent. Lust
Week Itwas 41.48 p < r cent. The rate of
discount Is unchanged nt 5 per cent.
AWikljStiitrntrtit llniik ot I'raiicp.
PARIS. Oct. W.-The weekly stotement
of the Bunk of France shows the following
changes : Notes In circulation , decrenso ,
SJ.350.OOOf ; treasury account cumin , in-
ore-ire , Gl.'ljO.Wtf ; gold In hand , decrease ,
4fiJ3.0Of ; bills discounted , Increase. 16,125-
OOOf ; rllver In haml , ilr-crcase , 3r 75,000f.
Ciiiulllliiii of thu Trrnsiir- .
AVASH1NGTON. Oct. 2fl.-Todny' ! . flate-
ment of the condition of the treasury
allows : Available cash balance , $293,103,102 ;
gold reserve , J233S57,225.
v Porulnn I'Mnnnvlnl ,
PARIS , Oct. 20. Prices were dull on the
bourse today , except In the case nf Bra
zilians , which were maintained. Foreign
securities reacted. Rio Tlntos and DeBeera
relapsed on realization. Kafllrs started
easier owing to large London offerings
consequent on the unfavorable reports from
South Africa. On the street , after the
close ot the regular huslncsM on the bourse ,
the weakness in Kalllrs wns accentuated.
Three per cent rentes , loot 42140 for the ac
count.
BERLIN , Oct. 2G. Prices were Irregular
on thr > bourse today. Spanish 4s nnd Ital
ians opened firm , but scbsequently the for-
"ipr weakened on Paris advices. Canadian
Pacifies were animated. Americans were
nulet. Argentines were weak , owing to the
rise In the gold premium. Locals were
weak In consequence of the demand for
settlement money , which Is at Glf. per cent.
Exchange on London , 20m 47ipfB ! for
FRANKFORT. Oct. 26-On the bourse
to'hiy prices were steady , but Inactive.
CALCt.TTA , Oct. 2G , The Bank of Bengal -
gal s rate of discount has been reduced
from s to 7 per cent.
LONDON , Oct. 20. American securities
advanced at the opening nnd remained
steady until near the close , when prices
eased off slightly. Business wns Very re
stricted. The final tone was steady. The
amount of bullion taken Into the Bank of
England today , 12.000. Spanish Is closed
at G014. Gold premium at Buenos Ayrcs ,
143.50.
MADRID , Oct. 2 . Spanish 4s closed to
day at 71.10 ; gold wns quoted at 23.53 ,
llniik C.
CHICAGO , Oct. 2fi. Clearings. $22.952,539 :
halances. $2,3 < G.OOO ; sterling exchange , J4.SIV4
® fciVl Jipw York exchange , lOo illscoun. .
NEU YORK. Oct. 26. Clem-Ings. $190,908-
luj ; balances , J7.0.17 7S2.
BOSTON , Oct. 26. Clearings , j:3,420,911 :
balances. $1G2S,512.
. BALTIMORE , Oct. 2G.-ClcarInss. $3,171-
91G ; balances , $412,29J.
tii'r l'n-Dl3I'lli1IA' | OctM.Clearlngs ,
$1i.iifi2S97 : balances , $2,747G50.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20.-Clearlngs , J4.9S9.S02 ;
balances. 5120.229 ; money , 47S ( ! per cent ; New
A ork exchange , ? 1.10 discount bid , OOc dis
count asked ,
CuKoii .tliirkel.
ST. LOt'lS. Oct. 2G.-COTTON-Steady :
mlildllng. , c ; sales , lee bales ; receipts , 5,552
bales ; shipments , 4,903 bales ; stock , 77,321 i
bales. i
NEAV ORLEANS , Oct. 2G. COTTON i
Firm ; sales , 0,750 bales : ordinary , 53-1Gc : (
good ordinary , 511-lGc ; low middling , OWc ;
m id ng , GIS-lGc ; good middling. 71-lGc ;
middling fair , 7"sc ; receipts , 4,321 bales ;
stock , 27.,810 bales. Futures , steady ; Oc
tober , nominal ; November , JG.GiTti.ii7 ! ; De-
cumber , JG.71TiG.73 ; January , $ G.7iiiG.77 ( : Feb
ruary , $6.79iG.SO ; JInrch , JG.S2'iG.S3 ; April.
$ G.S5SG.b7 ; May. $ G.S70G.SS ; June , JO.SSiT
6.00 ; July. $ G.91iG.93.
NEW YORK , Oct.-26.-COTTON ' The cot
ton market opened 1 to 3 points lower In
sympathy with weak cables and during the
first few minutes wns unsettled , with for
eign selling a feature. It was soon evident
that good buying order ? had been encoun
tered by the break nnd the demnnd to
gether with extremely light receipts at
nearly all points in the belt , led to lively
covering and during the rest of the mornIng -
Ing the general tendency was upward. In
the afternoon protlt-taklng was engaged In
to some extent , but the market in the main
was firm , with prices fluctuating within a
few points of the best forenoon figures.
Rumor had It that a Philadelphia export
house was buying spot cotton heavllv
throughout the south and -that New En
gland spinners as well were eagerly seek
ing to accumulate additional supplies. Pre
dictions for frost tonight In the southwest
added to the woes , of shorts and encourage-
outride Investors to stand firm , as well as
stimulating new buying. Actual port re
ceipts for the day1 reached but 31,000 bales
as against 77,000 bales the same clay a year
ago. The market closed very steady at a
net gain of 2 TG pdints.
LIA'ERPOOL. Oct. 20.-COTTON-Spot ,
fair demand ; prices l-32d lower ; American
m dd ng fair. 4d : good middling , 45-32d :
middling , 3l5-1Gd ; low middling , 3V1 ; Yom
ordinary , 39-lGd ; ordinary , 3id. The sale
or the day were 12.000 iinlnn nf i > -ii.i , 1 iw >
were for speculation and export and 'in
cluded ll.oOO bales American ; receipts , 21 " 00
baln. > , nil American. Futures opened easv
at the decline , but later reacted and closed
steady at the advance ; American middling.
I. m. c. October. 3 r.fi-Kfi3 ! 37-6ld ; Octolier
and November. 3 fw-G47i3 5iI-G4il. sellersNo
'
vember and December , 3 3l-Gfi73 55-rl ( ] buy
ers ; December and January , 3 51-Gld sellers'-
January and February , 3G3-Gld , sellers ;
February and March , 352-C4d , buyers1
March and April , April nnd May. May ami
' . , ( nnd J"'yJll'y ' ' nml August ,
bid ' A"BUSt and .September ,
350-C4d
Wool .1Iiirki- ( .
LONDON , Oct. 2I. . WOOI * There , wns a
good attendance at the Wool exchange here
today , when 2GfM bales of sheepskins were
put on sale , practically all of which were
sold , Merinos and good cross-breds were
in active demand at I4d advance and finest
merinos In some cases % d advance. Low
cross-breds were up Ud. The continent waa
a buyer of the 'best ' grades. Tha general
strenirtih was dur to the shortness of sup
plies , the practical stoppage of shipments
from the Capo and firmness of holders.
Hie following are the sales and prices ob
tained for clothing and combing : New
South AVnles. 91 bales nt G riSHd ; Victoria.
3S > bales at 4 T u iil ; South Australia , 1,123
bal.s . at ! W/9VcI ; West Australia , 52(1 ( bales
at 3riJilOd ; ; Tasmania , 179 bales at MSUcl-
New Xealand. 2GO bales at 3Hfi3iilj Buenos
Ayres , la bales at ifiii4d , : Falkland islands ,
81 bales nt CS7d ; Punta Arenas , 42 bales at
2ft'5Sviu. ; '
A strong Inquiry has prevailed In the wool
trade and during the four days of this week
l.c/X ) bales , principally new clip , has bien
sold. Scoun-ds realized Id to G'Ad ' above
the pr ces of the late series and greasy , id.
The chief Inquiry was from the continent ,
but Yorkshire also purchased. Cross-brtds
wcro also In demand , and several parcels
were taken by the * cont'nent at higher
rules. New South Wales cables report that
the market there Is exceedingly firm w'th
merinos i/d higher than last week , with
Amu-Iran buyers taking the best grades
freely at the advance.
Oil Market.
LONDON , Oct. 2G.-01LS-LInseed , 21s
Potroleum. American refined , Gl 3-lGd , Tur
pentine spirits , 3Cs 7l4d.
NEW YORK , Oct. 2G.-OILS-Cottonseed
dull n ml canrtderably weaker and offers !
down In absence of demand ; prime crude
tanks , 2l8i"J2c ; prime Hummer yellow "So
prompt ; off summer yellow , 271-e ; butter
grades , 30fi31c ; prime winter yellow , 315/32 , ' ;
prlmo white , SOTiSOUe. Petroleum , firm
Rosin , quiet : strained , common 10 goad
$ l.22'4171.23. Turpentine , steady at 51'Mi5''e
OIL PITY. 1'a. . Oct. 2G.-OILS-Credlt bal-
nncep. $1.53 ; certificates , no bid ; slilpments
& \,3K \ bbls. : average. S2.G3I bids. : ruiu < 103-
91S bbls. ; average , St.749 bbls.
NEW YORK , Oct. 20.-COFFEE-OptIons
oiicimd steady and unchanged and though
moderately active , varied but little from
last night's close. The cable news offered
llttlo Inducement 10 either side. larger
Brazilian rccrlptFwero offset by heavier
withdrawals from Amrrli'nn warehousi-s ;
closed ctt'iidy and unchanged to C points not
lower : sales. 25.o. ' o bugs , including Novem
ber. $05 1.90 ; Dfi-ember , $5.05 ; January.
Jj.iaT < 5.15 ; March. $ i.25 ; May , J5.aOfj3.33 ; S ° p- '
tember. fo.COfi5.f3 ; spot Rio. firm : No. 7 In-
volco , CVic ; 'No. ' 7 jobbing , C'Jic. ' Mild , llrm ;
Cordova , G ftlHie.
Dry KiioilH .llnrki-f.
NEW YORK , Oct. 25.-DRY OOODS-
BuslnesH fully up to average of previous
days of the week In staple cottons ; Ht-arelty
of spot supplies restricts buying. No quot
able change In brown sheetings or drill.
Bleached cottons strong and In fair de
mand at full prices. Occasional advancns
of lie in denims and other coarwo colored
cottons. Print cloths quiet mid unchanged.
Prints firm ; cotton llnlnis firm. Hosiery
nnd underwear situation good nnd tendlnc
toward higher prices.
Mnrkcl ,
CHICAGO , Oct. 2fi.-SUGAR-Cut loaf
(5.70 ( : cranuluted , $3.10.
LONDON , Oct. 20.-SUGAR-Beet Octo
ber. 9s 21 d.
NEW ORLEANS. Oil. 26.-SUGAR-
Flrm ; open kettle one lot new refined sold
at 47-lGc ; new yellows , ISifal e.
MOLASSES-Sti-ady ; new rr-ntrlfugal , 32c ;
new cano byrup. 49c. ,
Cnl I Torn I n Drlfil rrulU.
NEW YORK , Oct. 26.-CALIFORNIA
DJUED FRlMTS-Flrm. evaporated apples
commcn C < & 7c ; pr'me wire tray , ( .f/Sci
choice , SMfiliie : funcy. g ittkPrunes. . 314
ffisVAnrliotB. . Royal , IS'sllSWc ; Moor
| Park , 1&31SC. Peache , peeled , 19goc ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Besf Steers Generally Sell About Steady ,
with Demand Good !
EVERYTHING SELLS REASONABLY EARLY
KecdcrH Ailvnucr I-'lvc to Ten Ccnln
Con4 bin IT Slow mill tinnier Sheep
Just Aliout Sternly nil All ( irmlr *
Kccilcr Sheep AVniiteil.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. M.
Receipts were : Cattle. Hog. . Sheep.
Official Monday s.osu 2isi UWii
Olllclal Tuesday 5,216 i,5W 7,451
Olllclnl Wednesday . . . . . . 6.37G 7.22J 7.WJ
Olllclal 'Jhursday . . . . . . . . 3 > 'J t.531 2,7 , * . !
Four dayo this week . . . .23.C71 27,138 31,305
Slime days last Week..25S9U 2lMb5 2i,0l > 2
Same days week before..25.017 21.MU 2v9M
Samu three weeks ago. . 2 ! ) . I si 25,550 23,7,50
Average price paid for nous tor the Itisi
several days with comparisons :
_ _
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars ot stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r'a.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry. . . . 1
O. & Si. I * Ry . 1
Mo. J'aclllc Ry . 1Si 1I
I'nion I'ae. System. . 43 Si
C. & X. W. Ry . 1 2
K. , B. & M. V. R. R. IS 30
C. , St. P. , M. &O. Ry. 2 5
J ! . & M. R. R. R . 7ti 39
C. , H. & Q. Ry .
K. C. & St. J . IS
C. , It. J. & 1 > . Ry. , K. . .
Total receipts . 159 120 11 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 23 7C5 . . . .
O. If. Hammond Co 225 ] , ! ( 20
Swift anil Company 3W 1.G53 l,3t 7
Cuuahy 1'acklng Co 7 > S 2.7SO 20
Armour & Co 301 2,358 1
Cudahy P. Co. , K. C. . . . 4Sti
Swift and Company from
country 190
II , liecker and Degan. . , . 9'i '
Vunsant & Co IK
IjObman & Co 34
W. I. Stephen 107
Hill & Huntzlnger 7
licnton & Underwood. . . . 7So
Hus-ton < fc Co S7
Livingstone & Schaller. . 2S
Hamilton & Rothschild. . 332
L. ! ' . H'usz 24
Other buyers 930 . . . . 3,471
Held over 400 . . . . 50J
Totaln 4,801 S.721 3.41S
CATTLE The general market today'was
In pretty fair shape and though there was
a liuerul run for tills time in Hie week , the
most of the cattle changed hands In good
seut > on.
| Beef cattle were about steady , both grass
i steers anil cornfeds , but the offerings were
, light and ihcru was an abduiice of anything
I very choice among the ottering * , so that
i the sales do not make very much of a thow-
ing on paper. About everything In tne way
I ot beeves , changed hands early in the uay.
I Wnrmd-up catuu are beginning to put m
an appearance and today a bunch sold for
J4.GO.There
There were more cows and heifers here
today in proportion to the total receipts
than usual. Salesmen who had deslraolc
suutt and wcro ublo to get hold of a buyer
cany thought the marKet was not much
changed from what it was" yesterday. On
thu o.her hand , there was a good deal of
common stuff In the yards , which was slow
salu at a little lower prices. The situation
could best be described by calling It a K'.OW
to easier market. Hulls seemed to be in
fairly good demand and prices were aoi ma
terially different from yesterday.
dtockcrs and feeJers were bftlOc higher
than yesterday , or IWiCloc higher than ins ;
week , and active. Yesterday there was a
good country demand and the cii.tlo in the
handH of speculators were pretty well
cleaned up , s > o that everyone was looking
lor iresh cattle today , while the receipts
were a little slim. Representative sales :
BKEF STKKRS.
5 c. and h. 7M > 3 20
J. D. Wcbb-Wyo.
SM 5 M 1 row . . . . MO 8Q
WO 3 M 3 r 'W. . IWi !
2 cons 7M 2 ( W
J. H Alsof-Wyo.
32 feeders. . 614 I 40 1 bull CIO 4 W j
M. Kcnulns Neb.
1 feeder. . . Sno l in 7 fecilpM. SI 2 4 19
1 feeder. . . SIO 4 10 1 feeder. . , BS ) 4 10
L. X. Worly-Neb.
1 cow .1130 am 1 bull 1370 270
1 cow .1130 3 Oil 10 feeders. .1011 375
12 cows. . . . . 060 2 Ci
R. R. llnttlnger-Wyo.
3 feeders. . SSO 3 M 2 feeders. 7tV 3M )
7 feeders. . 910 4 10 11 feeders. 957 110
1 feeder. . . 950 4 10
S. A. atolgrcn-Wvo.
1 heifer. . tWO 2 75 30 cows. . . . , 971 3 SO
2 cows. . . .inso 3 SO 1 bull ,1210 , 2 TTi
2 cows. . . .1130 2 75 1 cow ,1030 275
2 rows. . . . .1005 2 75 " feeders. 915
1 feeder. . " 70 4 00
Spear Urns. Wyn.
00 feeders. G9G 4 70 15 feeder' ' . . MS 4 15
H. E. Church-N. M.
1 cow 7fiO 2 40 Ml cows. . . . S21 3 M
Corbln Morsi'-S. 1) .
4S cows 3 25 eows. . . . nil J i.i
fl cows. . . . , OKI 2 no 60 cows. . . . . 907 3 .
IS cows Oil 3 SO 10 feeders , .1201 4 33
8 feeders. 1077 I 2 ( ) I steers. . . nso 3 I'l '
GO feeders. , net 4 10 Ii steers. . .1111 4 31
17 feeders. , 055 4 20 13 hull * . . .1301 2 13
K. A. Li ! > ncrY > o.
GO cows ESS 3 f > 5
Wcstrott & C-Wy
43 heifers. . WO 3 90
90Eveston Neb.
15 cnlvc-s. . . 35S 4 CJ
35SH.
H. C. Mason Neb.
1 cow P20 3 20 il feeders. . S < S 3 CO
2 cows S75 3 20 1 Hteer 1210 ! 1 GJ
9 cows 1023 2 ! 0 4 steers. . . . Dili 0 40
1 cow . 10 2 90 I cow > 0 3 35
1 cow , KHM 2 90 fl feeders. . IMO 3 Ml
9 cows . M(7 ( 320 I feeder..1150 4 10
8 cows. . . .IOCS 3 20 I feeder..USD 1 10
.11. lllggtns-Wyo.
1 feeder. . 9.0 . 3 70 7 heifers. 7S2 .1 40
10 fc dorn. ! 3S 3 70 1 heifer. . . 770 3 40
5 feeders. S9S .1 70 Icow S70 2 75
2 feeders. 900 3 70 19 feeders. . 990 3 ,0
1 bull 10 0 2 50 5 c-ftWH. . . . .11T.M .1 30
1 cow. . . . 10 < W 3 30 1 cow . J.90 3 OJ
1 cow 3 Oil 1 cow .1100 3 W
L. 1 > . Green-Wyo.
Ibull 1370 2 S5 9 feeders..1061 4 15
20 sneers.1253 410 IS leedurs. . 8 > 2 I 20
John Powers.
H feeders. . SIO 4 10 21 feeders. . & 7 4 10
2 feeders. . 075 3 50
1' . T. Dunoise-Idaho.
oo cnlvcs. . . 312 i W ) nt ; oowa 900 275
G bulls Ml 3 15
Thornton Uros. Wyo.
25 feeders. . C'.ij 4 JO U cnlves. . . 3S3 4 CO
32 feeders. . 7M > I 10
Amlerson & R.-S. D.
9 feeders. . 977 4 10
. U.
, , Miller-Mont.
IS bulls 1MO 270 3 steers..I33J 455
I lOliS Today's market was i'/- jc higher
and active nt the advance , so mat all the
early arrivals were disposed of In a short
time. 'Ihe lions on the late trains did not
fam so well , the market closing a llltlo
easlir , tb.it islth at least a part ot the
advance lost. Krom thu table ot average
prices It will be noted that the advance
was pretty closi > to oc on an average , from
the representative sales it will he. noted
that h nvy and light hogs sold at alioitt
the same prices , the ranse In prices being
duo more to quality than to weight. One
load of goc-1 medium weight to heavy hog.i
brought $1.2o , which was bu hlghir than tile
best price paid yesterday. A considerable
proportion of all the hogs brought $ U7Vs ,
while the long string yesterday was at
$4.121 4.15.
If hn.ppers will take the trouble to com
pare ths market with the way hogs are
silling in ottier markets they will fee at
ont'e that bouth Uinaha has been thu nigh
market for some time. back. Representative
sales :
46 . 27S SO 41714 To . 233 . . . 423
56 . 2)2 ) SO I 17'A r-1 . 201 . . . 425
71 . 2GS 210 117 % 54 . 263 . . , I2G
29 . 299 SO 4 17 %
SHEEP There were only ten cars re
ported in the yards today , two of them
single decks , and almost all of them lambs * .
The markm on lambs was steady , in fact
some that were rnrrlfil over from yesterday
brought a price that was Be higher than
was offered for the same bunch yesterday.
Thn market , however , wns not partlfulnrly
active fcr the- reason that there' were ton
many lambs and not enouRh sheep. Packers
wire all inquiring for cheep and had there
been any here to amount to anything they
would undoubtedly have sold readily at
good , strady prices.
The demand for feeding sheep and lambs
Is active nnd prices are strong In con .
sequence. Evcrvth'ng ' desirable seems to |
find a buyfr without much dlfllciilty and
the pens are kept well denied of that kind
of stuff.
Quotations : Oood to choice grass wethers ,
$ .1.MS4.00 ) ; fair to good grass wotht'rs. $3.GOfi' '
3.75 ; gind to choice yuarilngs. Jl > 0fil.l5 ;
good to choice grass ewes , $1.403.50 | ; fair
to good grass ewff . $3.00l/3.3'i / ; good to choice
sprlnc lambs. $ I.75/4.M / ) ; fair to good spring
lambF. < I.GOfit.70 ; common spring lambs ,
$4.00fT4.rO ; feeder wethers , $3.501(3.60 ( ; feeder
yearlings , $ t.CO < fj3.75 ; feeder lambs , (1.20ft 1. 10.
Representative Palis :
No. A v. Pr.
2i culls . IDS 1 is
41 cull ewes . 81 ? 2 CO
7 western wethers . U. ! 32)
1(1 ( yearling wethers . Kl 360
1 yearling wcth'r . M SCO
12 iambs . C5 I ,1"i
453 fer-Rer wethers . K 3 f.T" " . .
1,019 western wothers . M 3 S7'
3 feedi r lambs . ( < > : i H )
Ki western ewes . 9' ) . ' ! ! 'i
103 feeder ewes , cullp . 71 2 10
20 feeder ewes , culls . 71 2 10
325 Utah feeding lambs . GO i ; ; . - ,
157 Utah feeding lambs . 53 1 , - 1
523 Uinh Iambs . Gl 480
SB Utah lambs . G ! I so
92 Utah lambs . C2 4 M )
741 western lambs . 07 1 80
( ; illCA < ; < > MVK STOCK .MAIIKIQT.
Trnili * III CiUlliIH l.ivi-ly mill I'rliM-K
All' M HIMTi'ii ( Viilx ,
CHICAflO , Oct. CiJ.-CATTLE-Tr.ld" 111
cattle today WIIH brisk , with prices fully
loc higher ; good to fancy grades brought
$5.50'i.75 ' ? / ; cninmim to inedliiin , J I. GOT/ / . IS :
Hlockers anil fri'dei-H , KVf ! ) < l.7fi ; co\vn anil
bulls , ? 2.00)4.G5 ) ; TfxunH , I3.50fil.10 ; calves ,
$3.005/7. / 75.
HOGS Thorn was an active demand tor
hogs early at an advince of Bi > , but buy
ers wi n < soon filled up and the late market
rulfd wc-ik Ifi MilOc lower ; fair In .n-lino
lots , $4.23'al.l.V. heavy packer * . J ! 5fi I.2J ! * ;
mixed , tl.JOiU-l.S7 > * . : : butchers , $ l.Wi ! l.r.0 ;
lltsht weights , Ji.oofji.t7 > , ! . : pigs , jui.rcwi i ; ; o.
SMEEP-Tho limited Hiippiy of shc.'i. and
Iambi ! was well taken at steady ; > rifos.
Sheep sold on n basis nf $2.00fi3.fiO fur com
mon. up to fl.UQfi 1.35 for good In choice ,
yearlings selling at the ton : rommmi to
choice lambs sold nt M.fi'if/S.Xi. '
Receipts : Cattle , K.&Oi head ; hogs , 2S,00'J '
head ; sheep , 15.UK ) head.
\IMV ViirU l.lvr Slorl ; ,
NEW YORK. Oct. -BEEVKS-Re- -
culptH. 171 head : one < ' ! ir of rough stuff
sold nt Ktcidy iirlcfH.
< 'ALVIv3-RecelntH. 431 head. Market
nn-.idy ; veals , $ jfrtisn ; little onivcr , $1(0
( iil.V ) ; grafcstrs. $3.37'i.'ij.'l.75 ; yearlings , (2.50
.
' SlfEEP AND LAMBS-Rerolnts , 4.9CS
, head : rh'ep. | iMJ/l. rt : culls. $2.00 ; lamba ,
fl.7SfiS.CO ; i'anad nil lambs. Vi.GO.
HOfiS Receipts. 1,740 head. Market ate-ady
at ll.tCftl.tt.
KniiHMM Cll > - 1U < > Slorl ; .
KANSAS CITY. Mo. . Oct. -CATTLR- -
Rece'ptH , 9 < X ) natives. J.firio TPXIIIIH : Im-
prnveil demand rholc > killing 'tid fp < ding
fattlfM'lhnK Bfilft hlKh r. while i-ommnn
kinds wcro steady ; ht-avy native steers ,
, Kh < ! i. Jl fin . ' 3.60.
and ft' Ii rs } ( o < fl ,0. but cr ro 3 atul
h fi > t- . $ < i ii.iov imic # . f2 40ft
. . . , .
H < US Receipts , II iiO liiMd. Market
opened ai live ami Sc higher nnd eloswl
slow , \\llh advance lust ; heavy and mixed ,
JI.1WM17H : ll htwe.ghtf ! , $ i ffl 171SI plR ,
M.S5WI.071 , .
4SIIKK1' Receipts" . 7 hi ml ; trndo was a
little belter and price * a shade higher ;
Iambi , $ l.fioiTfi.OO ; muttons , } 33Mi.Svistock : -
ers and feeders , liTSifl.W : ull ? , JJ.tfO 2.iB.
M. I.mil * l.Uc
ST. 1.01M3. Mo. , Oct. Dfi.-CATTLK-Re
ceipts , 3.0M head. Including 1,6 < M Texans.
Market ntml > for natives ; strong for T''x ' >
tins ; native shipping and export steers ,
J.i.Ocf/G.Ji / ; ilrr scd beer and butcher steers ,
$ . | i J/J,70 ; steers under l.fti ) Ibs. . W.Fftiir , 15 :
! < ! ocUcrs and feiders , $ J.255M.75 ; conn nnd
hrlferr , $ > . ( . ( > $ I.S5 ; immers , fl.004f2.iu , bulls , 1
5-.iMi..f5 : Tevns and Indian steers , W.IOU
I.W : finva and heifers , } > 70J(3.60. (
IIOGS-Uccclpis. S2-V > head. Market 5o
higher ; pigs nnd light * . M.JojfI.JO ; paikers ,
Jl 155i 1.30 ; butchers. } I.Will. 10.
SI1KUP Receipts. 1.-JW hi-ad. Mnrkct
steady ; native muttons , M.fOfH.20 ; lambs.
Jl.Wli5.SO : stuckerp , $ SW'J/2.SW ; culls and
bucks , J1.WIW.CO. (
f
StiifU in
l-'ollowlns nro the receipts nt the fnut
principal western markets for October y :
, Cattle. lloKs. blici p
South Otnnhn . 8W S,7ll : 2.7fl
ChlcftRO . S,3 ! 2 ,0(1) ( 13. (
Kansas City . 9,000 11 OiM 7
St. Louis . 3 , ( * Si'JM 1.2IK
Totals . 21,169 53,931 19.6SS
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
Selby against McQuillan. Error from
Douglas fu.inty. Atllrmed. .Sullivan. J.
Prior to the enai-tnii'in ot chapter sell ,
Sess.on Laws of IN. ' ? , tl'.e jurisdiction of ix
Jusilce of the pence In an action of lepli'Vlii
depcndiil upon the nppr.ilscd value ot tha
property In still.
2. A Judgment rendered by n Justice of tha
peace In an a.'tlon of replevin for a return
of the properly and $50 damage. " , or In casa
a n turn could not be hud , for $200 and
co > ts , It valid ,
: t. An appeal from such judgment Invests
tin1 dlstr.cl oourt with Jurisdiction of tha
causi' , and H may. on tin- trial , If the Issues
aie found In laver of the defendant , render
Judgment In bis favor for the a-icertnliitil
vnluo of the property , whatever that may
be.
4. The essence of a contract entered Into
by a surety In behalf of a plaintiff In an
action of replevin Is Hint he will mtlsfy thu
Judgment which the Inw requires to be ren
dered hi cnse the millings ot the trial court
are hi favor of the dcfi'iiilant.
5. Section 191n of tin- Code ot Civil Pro
cedure , which declares that the judgment
In favor of a defendant In replevin shall
be In the alternative , was cnactrd In the
Intertst of K.lgants and not for the benellt
of sureties , and only contemplates the ren
dition of a judgment In the prescribed form
where , under the conditions existing at the
time of tin- trial , mirh n judgment would ,
or might , be of pr.ietlcnl value to one or
both of the parties.
f > . The. failure to render an alternative
Judgment In replevin In no defense to an
action on an appeal bond given In behalf
of the plaintiff where the property Cnnnot
be returned , and that fact has , upon proper
Inquiry , been dotormlned by the court.
Hunkers' Life Insurance company against
Robbins. Error from Valley county.
Alllrmed. Sullivan. J.
1. A special appearance precludes the
parly entering such appearance from ob
taining any decision on the merits of the
eontioveisy.
2. Whether nn nppe-.irnnec Is general or
special docn not depend upon the form ot
the pleading but upon Its substance.
3. If a defendant Invoke thu Judgment ot
thn court In any manner , upon any iiic- |
llon , except that ot" the powei of the court
to hciir and decide the controversy , his ap
pearance ! B general.
4. The proceeding to revive a dormant
Judgment Is not the commencement of a
new action , but the continuation of an nc-
llon previously commenced.
4a. The general law as to the limitations i
of nations douf not apply to the- proceedIngs - (
Ings to mvlvc- dormant Judgments.
G. The limitations us to the time within
which Fteps must bo taken to revive an ac
tion in thu name of the representatives of
a deceased person does not apply to the re
vival of dormant judgments ? .
7. The word "manner" found In section
172 and 473 of the Code of Civil Procedure
respecting the revival ot judgment * docs not
include the element of time.
5. A question raised for the first time in
this court will not bu considered except it
bu of a jurlsdlcllonal character.
State against Abbott. Error from Lan
caster county. Alllrmed. Harrison , C. J.
Xorval , J. , dissenting.
The enrolled bill authenticated by the
proper officers of the hnuws approved liy
the governor nnd Hied with the secretary
of state and the journals of the bouses nro
the olllclal records of the proceedings of
thu legislature relative to the enactment
of the law and are thu only competent evi
dence In a controversy In regjird to the due
pafsago of the bill , or In respect to alleged
material errors In Us substance.
Four 'I'rllliillliMi ' Injuri-d.
PITTSBt'RG. Oct. 2fl. The Hutler ac
commodation train on the Pittslmrg &
Western railroad ran Into a freight train
at Underclit'f , Pa. , today. Thf pasi-'ongerB
escaped with a severe shaking up , but four
trn'nmon wer seriously injured. Their
names are : William M. Christian , b.iKKngc-
master ; William Schrlver , cnglnefr ; Wil
liam French , conductor ; S. M. Mitchell ,
fireman. The two Ilrst named are injured
Internally and may die. Hoth engines were
badly damaged and a number of fnlght
cars were demolished. The accident wa
due to heavy fog and a , misunderstanding
ot signals.
SlIIIIIINIIII II ( JlK'Hl lit ItOflll'HdT.
ROCHESTER , N. Y. , Oct. 2fi. Rear Ad-
mlral William T. Sampson arrived uniAv
peetcdly Here today. As It was not ex' i
peeled that the admiral would reach"
Rnchcsler until evening his ccmlng was at
tended with no ceremony. Ho spent tin-
day ijuletly as thu guest of his brother-ill'
law , George Hurling. Tomorrow he wlrt
go to his old homi ! at Palmyra , whera
elaborate preparations have btcn coinpletisl
for Irs roi option. Ho will remain there
until Monday. Then ho will return tn
Hoston , where he Is In charge of the navy
yard.
I -.lllnrliiii iiiiiliiy Si'linol Soelr ( - .
HINCHIAM , Mass. , Ort. 2 . The I'nltarliin
Sunday School society resumed Its sessions ,
which were begun last night , at the rihl
meeting housi- here today. Thn principal
business wns the election of ofllccrs , which
resulted IIH follmvs :
President , Rev. Or. E. A. Ilorton , Iloston !
vice president. C. A. Murdock , K.IJI Kran-
clscn ; treasurer. R. P. Humphreys , Huston.
Rev. O. J. lA-ilrlleld of Rnoknlio , Wash. ,
was elected to the directorship.
lillirnrlniiN in N'lidiiiinl SI-KNOII. |
IN'DIAN'APOLIS , Ind. , Oct. 2G.-The N'a-
tlniial Assnclatlon of Htati * Librarians ad
journed today after electing the- following
oincern : Pro ! di'iit. Charli-i H. Oalbreatb ,
slain llbrailnn nf Ohio : vice president , L.
I ) . Carver , ulntn librarian of Maine ; uncro-
tnry. Arthur II. Cluine , statn llbnirlan of
Nov.ll.impMhlre. . The selrrtlon of th" plana
for the next meeting was left to the ex
ecutive council.
Ciilu-.iiN Alliu'U SpnnlNli I.ulinrrr.
HAVANA , Oct. 2i ! . A Spaniard mimed
l.onnzo afiplli-d fur work Thurnd.iy morn
ing on a mixar istntc at Matiur/iiH. Hu
| wns attackrd by a number cf Cuban
I laborers armed with machetes nnd knives
land re elvcd three wound in ills lusi'I ' It
was thouf.'ht by the a.ssallaiitH that
Lorenzo wan a form IT gucrrlla Thn
Hunnlard'H lfo ! won mi veil by the : nlervcn >
tlon nf tin- manager of the [ -.state and Homo
poiU'cmon.
YcllnuIVv.T I'alli-iil Dlcn.
NKW YORK. Oct. 2H.-I : . II.V | | ' | * thn
yellow ftvur fiiitlenl , died at Kw'nlnirne to-
da' . Willis arr'vi'.l from lltivumi Tui < i > day
on tin- Ward llmNeann'r NlaHar.i nnd was
IranHfrrrcd 10 lloffmaii Iflnnd wild IIMI , , f
Ills fi-llow-iai''engi.rn. | ! HP devi'lupi-d yi-liuw
fevir and wan * cnt | j tin. hofjjltiil n1 Svv'n- '
burne Island. VVIII'H' home WIIH nt ( lukluml ,
I'lii I'nlfs' rrlalivi" ' objecl. h's rpiniilnu
will InImliv r.iled In the crcinntory at
Hvvlnbiirne Ihland.
< nllli. KIMfil In n IVri'i-lc.
WICHITA , Ort. 2r-A Hantn Ke cattla
Iraln w.t.s wreck > 'd last nlubt at Argi-nlfu
Kan. Two Inni'lfd lifiul uf tnltlu wcra
killed and KKI minCTl : . ; > lL.d.
E. BOYD g GO , ,
Telephone lO.'J ! ) . Omohii ,
COMMISSION ,
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