TO
tttt: oAr n n tlv ni:r. vrri?iv. ocTomin i
inoo.
C01IMUAL AM) 1 INAXCIAL
Wheat Goes Up on tho Strength of Export
Trade.
CORN MARKET IS
OUT OF SYMPATHY
Oats Ire Hull nml Ihe ritietuntlon
Nnrron I'riM Islons re Wenli
.Most nf t Ji sessluUt hill Arc
Mend) ill the Close,
'ITIi'AOO. Or I 12 -Wheat was strnne on
ho export trade, December V' nver jca
terdnv. Corn closed Va'S'' mil oatH ,''8lir
higher Provisions closed '.?'" over
hfdi opened with sales of December at
;"",: and under the influence or bearish
u went III 75M'76V"- Liverpool showed
a Mm., Argentina shipments were large
the weather rnvoraulp. Hxport liusl
. - - however, whs Hispeetpd of bring In
ili.i; oti the floor, however, nnd urter tile
nitiui imilltiK prices were tlrmer Iti ten-
, ljt'ir, when It was reported 'hut
iimiWi tin hud been sold liprn li the other
! i sharp rally followo! and the end of
tif session found tin- market ill lt best.
! ember wold up lo 70c, dosing at that
' g irc. 'WW over vcsterday Trade dur-
j (he ton-mion wan nulrt mid Incut, lut
t.-r business was mure artlM Hiid wider
i , . h.inti'ti-r KhortM ruvrrnl trcll nil the
nl im Liverpool closed sl('4d luwei. Ar-
!-,, Una Sllipmcllts Were ;iM.W" oil. rim
ri.ni-
I with fM,i In nt uek imd l.litimn
M.ir Nmvv York rpmrtrd iiIiipIppii
...i la iiiken for pxport Si-iitionrd Hpiir
.n 'i In whrat and Hour were ru ml to
"lOldi. I'lltnarv irrplpts wore Ml,'-'i liu.,
rii.ir.-d with l.:K)."i,ii n pr aKo. Mln-
pulls and Ii.iluih ipportid fiirt rars,
k.iiii.hi 12:1 lat v.n-h and 101 tin- rorrp
I lint; day last imt Loral rrrrlpts
ii' rnr.s. ninw of rontrurt nr.idp.
.irn whh llrm In iivinputln with whnat
Imrlni; thn llrHt hnir rominlHslon liousp
i. ink uuh artltr, hut IiuItiph) Uerulnp
H iIpIit later fur 11 Utile Toward the end
he wheat strength chiimwI rovrrlnif hy
hi Ik, 111" iiMrkvt aiUaiirliiK rapidly
. h'i- was also c.io'l buying hy bulls
1 01 'oittlioui. priHumntily ulth the Idea of
liu; weak HhortH to the Wall New York
1. T.,rteii 5K io.'iiIh for Hxpori, hut no salesi
r ahlpment Iieerinher Bold hetWPPIl 3lr
. ! l".'r, rloHlnn Va'di' hlKhPr at :ifi4e.
1: , rij.is were CIS ears. Western olTerlnKs
wi-re Minall.
n im were dull and llurtuatlnnH narrow.
11 uleiH Htlll fell IniirlHli over the j;overn-
-r 1 1 lepotl, hut the Htreti(?th of other
r.ilii hud 11 stemhlim elTert Iloeemlipr
sold hrlween 'Sir and 2212L'P, r'oHltiK ,J,4i:
1 ijiher .ll L'Jltr Herelpta Were S'JiJ ears
I'Mi ImIuiih were wi ak most of the session,
Mere in-1 11 u a fair ainoint of llotildailun hy
I'liiKH under way Towards the end tho
m.iln mretiKth Was felt In the IlilK prodllrt
j'li and a rermery took plnre, the elose
heme Hti'iul.i January pork sold between
",7't! nml 111. ,'iU and rinsed 2V" lower at
JU IT'4, .lauuary lard between $n.iV and JO so.
ImmIiih T'e lower at fO.T.'s. and .lanuary
iiIik l.eiweeli JH.OT'i and KISVni Ifi, With
tie elose fir down tit J0 10
I'.slluialed rerelpts tnmotrow: Wheat, 2'w
iirs 1 urn. r rara; oats, 310 ears, hoc.i,
'd.ioi head.
Thn leadlliB futures ransed as follows;
ArttrleH. ' Open. MlKh l Low. , Close., Wti'y.
Wheat
I (el
N..V
I lee.
1 ,,rn
I 1. 1
N..V.
I I. -.
1 Hits
I 1. t
Nov.
I lee.
P..rk
1 let
Nov.
.Ian
laird
I let
N..V.
.la 11.
Itihs
(let.
Nov.
Jan
I ... ! ... I ... I
71', 7r.'t
TI'k
a'
74S
7j ls
on,
37
14',
itf';
iK
22U
75'4fJ'
7C 70
41V
I
40i
411,.
375iTfi. 3slVft;
37-i.
i
I
1 SPWii
.1 'ill.
21K 21.
nit' i
-Mi
-
IB (ft
11
U 50
' 10 W
I 11 .W
! 11 w
tr. m
11 w
11 37h
10 fiO
11 80 1
11 47V
10 U0
11 Wt
11 M
7 20
1
I
7 15
7 12'T
7 IS I
0 80
7 0)
0 f I
0 tr
7 55 1
fi -I) I
6 075i!
7 12U'
. i
7 rvi 1
i'i 70
0 10 i
7 12U,
0 .1215
7 .10
f, .12 V!.
6 15
6 !ii
I
7 70
7 70
G S.1
0 15 I
0 SllVi
C 12'4
"No. 2.
1 'ash ouotatlons ver ns follows:
I'M.dl'K Steady; winter patents, J.1.M'3t 10;
KralRhts, J:i 2D'n:i.80; cleiiM, 3.2va3.00; -sprlni;
ep.-i t.ils, JI i;6'ifl.70, patenlR, IIGn'uM.lO;
xiiiilKhlH. j:i 10j(3 J. hakerH. J3 203.55.
WIIKAT-Nu. 3, 74fTOc; No 2 red, 7JH'T
7ii' ..
i'i (UN No. J, ll'u-llc; No. 2 yellow, 41ff
4l4r
HATS -No. 2, 22r; No. 2 whlto, 2l'a25'i3;
V. I white, 2.'I'v'?i2.Vsl'.
ItYK -No -'. rdii.
KMtl.KY Hood feeding, 41c; fair to
li id e ni.iltlni;, ftyiifctv.
HI'.IMiri No 1 Hii.x, J1C3; No 1 north
western. Jl 701(1.72; prlmo timothy, $4.IS1f
4.H. iluer, eoiitraet i?fiiil. J10 25.
I'UiivisioNS M"-'.uk p 1 hid , Jir. nni
r. vi hard, per l) lbs 57 loii7 K. Slmrl
1 i.s shlen iloosoi, $7.vIiS.ii pry sutd
1. 1 . iImin. 1 'is.' .in. ;t7' Short elear
Ides ihonedl. S.20TFS30
IIISKY- Ilasls of IiIkIi wlnuB. Jl 27
SI UAH-Cut loaf, 0 lid; Rninulateil. JO.IO,
. 1 nlt rtloners' A, $0; off A, J3.S5.
I'.illowltiK aie the rerelitH and shipments
1 the principal cralim:
rlirles. Itocelpts Shipments
rt.,ur bills I5,W O.'OO
Whe.it. hit Hl.eOl 115.0 0
1 ' 11 11 hu ?.ot,tm in'i (y
. ,(. im 'ar.ovi 2.t7.oo
Itve. till 7,('0'1
I'Hi lei , hll Sfl." 2ii 001
1 111 ihe l'rndiiee e-ehnnRi' todav tho but
i. 1 nuirknt was steady; rriuimei les IfitcOi?;
.i.iirle. 13'KlSe ci m'. llrm; IO'j'hIIc.
1 ucs. llrm; Iresh. ITr.
M.w iiiitK ii;r.iti. nviiKivr.
until I Ions
of (hi Day on
iii lo.is
( 'inn intitl 1 1 les,
NKW TOHI o, t IJ. I'LOI'U Iterelpts,
11 IIS hlnis.! expui's. l.tcu hhls : sales, Mi.2ff
pkKs . maiket steadier and n ttllle more ac
ilvr on the prlurlpiil prides without brink'
MiotiibK rliniiced. Mlnnesotu patentB,
Jt J'((4 50, Mllim sot. i bakers. $3.iNUU
I I". winter luilenls. 3 71 ' l mi, whiter
striiuhta. 3 fiVu 1 ii". wleie" .'Ii'.im, J" 71 fn
inn w Inter low uradeH. j: t.ri'i(2 (V Iye tloiir,
mill, sales. KMI hhls , fair to Hood. $3 !'i'.i::.;iu;
. hoire 10 fancy. J3 3.Vn,1.7. ltuckwheat Hour,
sti idv. f2.P".2.30. I
in i'-'.- WI 1 1." AT- Hull nl lawnllle r I t I
N w York.
'oltNMMAL Finn: yellow western, lk;
ItiMiidi wine, V.'.4M(2.ll.
inn tjulet; No. 2 western, Slc. f. o. b.,
alio.. 1 . state, M'ufiSc
H MILKY- Stendi . fpedlnK. 44WISc. r I. f.,
P iff.ilo, uialtlllU. Wdii.'r. r. i. f., Huffalu.
K Mtl.h'.Y MALT Hull; weHtern, iiJ-iitKc.
HI-" V T -It Ipts, 0.l.!)7ii Int., sales, 1,210,-
'"I' tm futures', I'ju.iXKI tin. ttpot. Sot, 11 1' 111;
No - red. Si.r. f. o. h., ulloul; No. 2 red.
'V elrMilor, No. 1 norlheril I Hll ut ll. Ml'sc,
t o b . alloat. No 1 hard Iiuluili. SNKc. f u.
i .illoat opuoiis ruled qeiierall firm
l .il.n. Hiistained by smut ol'ferlims and the
eiriiilli hi Ihe west, less fiivoruble ArRell
Hue rrop Hews. Iiiral rilNrrlllB. blu weekly
. Iimi .lin es, the tlrinness In corn and foreign
Iiiimiik Cliised llrm at VV' net advniire;
Man Ii. S3Vul:ii. . .losed, v4r; Max. S3 11-18
llSl4r, closed, vl4i . Orluhrr. 7SI4ltl 'Sr ;
. losed, TS'i". Ueet lubi r. SiUuM 3-lBc; cliUH'd,
i'i iltN - Iteceliits. l.lH.(i7."i bu ; exports. ISO..
0'.'. bu . Hales, 2111.111M Im futuies. 3Jtl.KU bu.
M.ot Spot. HtruiiK. Nu J. i;i8e, elevator.
1111,1 I.s'kc f o b , alloat. Opt..llH adviimed
noilrrately durltiK the dav 011 miod ile
111 .ml from shorts, inspired h lighter roun-
11 oiierniKs ami a Hie ns muli demaeu.
lowed llrm at Nc net hluher. Ma, 41 :l-i4i
4'. . . losed, IPm'; Ortuber rloeed. Ili'gr- He
. inber. II I5-IIVJ42',C, closed. 12V
O TS--ltecelpls. tiS.Olrt hu., exports. 370
till , sales. I'm, I hu. Mliol. Spot. Hlt'.lds . No
2 'ii'r, No. 3, U5e: No. 2 white, .':4(b27e;
No .1 whtto, '.'iHsSiSOV; truck mixed mix.
eru, 'JVu2iVc, truck white western and state,
JiiifLV. OiitloiiH ne(;leeted and about steady.
I'"KKD-Sleaily , sprlliB bran, Jill 5Uit7 "0;
imddllin;, f 17 "ii'i'l'.l Mi; winter bniii, 17.504i'
It i. eltv. JI7 00Si17.no. "
HAY oulet: HnlppttiK. 7riii77'jc; good to
. hoire, S2'sii'.l2V.
HoPS- (.juli'l: state, common to rholcti,
ly.i'j .nip. lO'dlSi': old olds, "Jti'ic; Paclllc
roast. 13!) rrop, WHJc; old olds. 2(i."ic.
1IIHKS l"lrm: llalieston, 20 to 2.'i Ihu. ISc;
rulltornla, 21 to 25 lbs , lsi'ic Texas drv, 21
10 .in lbs . 11'sC
1 . !: ATI 1 1-: tl Pll'lir, hemlock sole, Uienog
ivs. IlKht to heavy weight, 22,jil23'se;
n id '.".'' jii(23tvc.
Wool, Hull; domestic lleece, 25jj2Sc;
T ns. I.ViilOc.
PltoviSlo.N's llcef. iiulet; fnmlly. IIOM
oill 00, nii'MK. : ooiid M); beef hams, J2i'0"1i
"I hi: packet, tin onion hi; eliy, extra India
nu s, JlhiK'iilTim. cm inculH, dull: plrkl d
bellies J'.loOutl ii; pickled shoulders. Jit 28:
pn kled bams. tl 2.V11 14 CO. Latd, Irreiruhir.
western Mte.iiued. 17.451(7.50; October rloned.
JT 5n nominal, rellncd, dull, continent. J7
South Anierlra. $7s."i; compound. tt!.12Vn
f, t?'... Puik. tlrtn, family. tltVUKfi 17.00; short
.bar. till .VWi 17 Ml. mess, 114 501(115 50.
TALLOW iCasv; ritj, 4V; country. 4,
a3e
HICK Kirni. dnmeslle, fnlr to extra. Mi
I'l'i-r. January. 4'i."c.
NlOLASSICS -SteaiH ; New Orleans open
kettle, cnod to choice, 45i
ItCTTMIl - IteceiptF s.iiio pkes.; firm;
suite creamery. ili'-MW'; Juno creamen',
1 f20'vc. factory. 1."(10,'
CllKKSi: Hetclpts, 6.51.0 pkes.; firm,
Hi,. , i , r ' "
1 I' l- 1 1 i . - ' I V st
r . i ; i k .r k j in fk I , 7'
VV e ' ' I 1 M l (T -"'
I'imAi 'Lis -4.1- Jirpi'iK $1 ""Ml
ML'IALS Aside rrom tlin continuation of
the weakness td tin In the locul tnsrsiet.
caused In liberal ofTi'rli'gs and unfavorable
report 1 futn n I road the local sltuutl 1 1 lor
rin'tiili remain uiiehsrired. Tin dosed
Weak .it tin- decline Hi Us muff ifS.I.V I'Otl
wnrTHi'id wen- vrv dull s t J9 jnti to.ou ; Luke
cupper unlet Hiid mirlini'tcd at 3Pi 75ti17 ((,
bud Hiid speller both dull nml unchanged nt
JI :iT', iinil ;i US. n spoetlvelv ; tin
(dates ruled dull hi on! prims Tin nrnk
ers prim for lend ll and fur t opp r
Jin st'j
mi mi u noi.cs
M tllKCT.i,
( ondlttoli of Tinde utid (tnolutlons mi
"tuple nml I'linrv I'rodlirts,
M'H IK -l!ei "Ipts imht. Hood stock, IM
le
I.IVIJ Pol I.TIIV liens. 6e; roosters. 3-Q
4i . (sprint; 1 hl' kPtis. H'j17r. ducks, 4U5e,
gpese . ttllkel s. Se
Piu:sir nmcssKD porirUY-iietis,
f3e, roosters, 5'aCe; dllck.i nml 1V
liie, brolleis. per dur.in, SX; sprlu;; olilckens,
per lb. '(iloi . tuiKtys, 12'te
UAMIC-- I'rui. ii ehleken.s, psr dozen, $3f)
fl4 W. mallard ducks, pr dozen, J3. teal.
II Stiff I ,6, IllHeil, Jl frjl.TS; Jacksnlpe, 11.23
t 1 S.'.
IirTTini-fotnmjn to I'nlr, lS'Je; choice
lnl"S'' 8l',,ari,,ir" 21,; Kathered creamery,
ritlisil OYSTniS - Klrst Rrnilf, inllil
parked, New York counts per can, 40c;
extra selects, 35c, standards. 27c Hecohd
Krade, ulack lllleil, Ntnv York counts per
tan, 30r: extra -elects, 21c; siandardi, 20o.
I't'UIONS Live, per dosrii, W'c.
VtiALS-Choice, !iS10c.
HAY l'rlco iiuoted by Omnha Wholesalo
llav iJcaleis' iissorlatlon: f.'holce Upland,
.V5H, No. 1 upland. JS.(m; meillum, I7.M;
Jii.Kfi. Hjp straw, JOfiO. These prices
ure ror hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair and prlrea weak. Ilecelpts, S
oars.
OATS-No. ,', white. 26c.
f'OUN-Nu. a, 3Sc.
imAN-J13.fi
vi:r3iiTAni,i:s.
Ct cr.MIti;lts Per dozen. 20025c.
Ni:W TI ItNIPS -Per bushel basket, 00c.
NliW ltlUCTH-I'er biishc. 00B75C.
Ni;V 1 A Klti ITS Per doZMi ounches, 25c.
IjnTTrrlC Per dozen, lUtluc.
HA 1 1I8I IKS- Home ijrowti, per dozin, 15c.
1IHANS Wax, per half bushel basket,
40r strltiK, ;iro.
PuTAT()i:S-Per buhel. 4(Va50ci sweet
potatoes, per bushel. 7f'u!Oe.
f'AntlAfin Home Brown, per pound, lltcj
Ilolland seer) 4a,
TiM ATol'ri Home Krown, par half
bushel basket, Mc.
ONIONS -Homo grown, per btlthel, C0
COr
CKlJOUY Nehrnskn. 3int40c.
rmrrs
rKAfHKH -- California freestones, Jt;
cllriKs, fine; rtnh freesluncs. SMJSOc.
1'l.f.MS-Callfornla, per crate, Ji.WgLlO:
per box, (Me
PICAltS Per box. II 75W2.00.
OllAPKS - ( 'jlir.irnla Tokays, 4-b.isket
crate, jl.;,i, Oehiu.iro and NhiKarn, per 6-lb.
basket. I.'ir, eastern Conrords, 17ff8c.
V ATl'lt.M Ml.t iNH s to slzu JUfjlDc each.
APPt, ICS-Native, '.5i"i(l mi Jier ou i pjr
bbl . 12 .'in, eastern, J2.7iVu:i 00 per bbl.
'MtANIHCItHIHS-I'er bbl., $6.50; per crate,
THOPICAI. KHIJITS.
l.K.MONS-Callfornla, exira fancy, II. M;
choice, II.
HA.NANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2(nVf2 75.
PUIS California, new cartons, lj layers,
Mc.
MISCKM.ANROUS
NUTS-KtiKllsh walnuts, per lb., 12iT13o
per
ids. 1
filberts, per lb.. 12c; ulircnds, per lb.. 16'd
Uo; raw
neanuts. ner lb
4l,4'it"c; roasteil
ten.
ii'i( i't".
JllI)l"S-No. 1 Rfenn, CVi"; No. 2 creen,
fiHc; No. 1 salted. 7'e; No. 2 raited. fil4-;
No. 1 veal calf, S to 12 lbs., ic; So. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c.
St. I, Kills (irulu anil I'rot InlfidB.
. ST. LOCKS. Oi l 12 WIUCAT-Octoher.
hlu'her. No. 2 red rash, truck, 74V((
...r, Ortuber. 73l4i
79'ke: No. 2 hard.
OIJN lllnhrr.
40(0,i-; Ortuber.
351 e.
. K. rembel-, 7u'iC
7l'4li72c.
No. 2 cash, 30c;
IIV',!-; year, 3ltti
May.
track,
May.
OATS -HlKher: No 2 cash. 22',4c; trnck.l
22M2'4i
October. 22V; December, 23c
Miiv. 21V; No.
white, 27c.
IlYR I'lrie nt r.t
PLol'lt- Cnrhauiied.
Ki:i:nH-Tlmothy. easier, $3.7offl 3!
Klux,
lower ui ji.wi.
OOHNJIKAL-Steaily at J2.0Tifi2.10.
Hit AN- HiiMy; sacked lots, east track, C9e
HAY Firm; timothy. J.f,0 12.50, prulrie,
7.r.!Ku!l U).
WHISKY - Steady, nt Jl..
IRON 1 'oTTON'i"IICS-tl.30.
HAOOlNil td.lomSS.
HUMP TWINF. 'Jr.
PltoviSloNS Pork: Firm;
t14 so. Lard, lower. Dry salt
JobbliiR,
meats tm-
(handed llaion. imchaiii;ed.
MHTALS Lead: Hill ut $1.25
Hull ill 13 25.
Speltcr:
Pol'LTItY -Steady ; chickens. 7c; young.
7V: tu-kexs. youiiK. S'ic; ducks, 7'ic;
Reese, tie
HtltlS Firm at IIUc.
Itl'TTLIt Steadv; rienmery, lOVitl'Vic;
ilull'l. 1. 01 ITr.
UF.( "F.IPTS l"'our. ."..(hKI hhls.: wheat, 71,
Oim hu.: corn. 00, Win In.; oata, ll.ino hu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. lO.ooo bbls. ; whent,
i3,ix' bu . corn, 43,000 bu ; oata, 23.1WJ hu.
Ki(((s((s Cll Ornlii and I'i'ovIhIokm.
KANSAS CITY. (Jet 12.--WUHAT De
cember, (ivv. Miiv 7274i73c; cash, No. 2
bard. 7'ii"le. No 3. 6"i770r; No. 2 ted, ?1'J
72'i.r. Nil M (IVoTlr.
COIIN llereinber. 33V; May, 31V: cash,
No. 2 mixed, il7iali37V. No. 2 white, li'c;
No 3 n'...c.
OATS No. 2 whllu, 23'.(ij20c.
UYF.-N'o. 2. $1.03.
HAY -Choice timothy. $10.0"; choice
prulrie, fi 5k.
HITTnit-Crenniery, Uff'JOc; dairy, fancy,
17c
lCOOS-Steuib ; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock. 11V ihi?,., loss off, cnseH ie.
1. rued; new whltrwuod canes Included, 'c
more
KKOF.IPTS Wheat. H'.i3.40O hu.; corn. 20.
300 bu , num. H.cjo bu.
SHIP.MIINTS -Wheal, 105,000 bu.; corn,
lK,5ou bu ; oats, ll.WKJ bu.
I.lv ei'iiool lirtiln mid Prtu Islous.
LIVIIttPOOL. Oct. 12 --WIIKAT 3toi.
No 2 red western winter, dull, at lis 2d.
No I noi l ll 'i n spili.K. iiulet. at fis 0i4il,
No. 1 I 'allfornla, iUlet at 0s iPcd. I'"uture
dull: liecrmbei. Os 2'd; ''ehruary, 6s 25d.
CHUN Spol. steady; American tnlvel.
new. 4s 3t(d, American mixed, old, nominal.
Futuriis, Millet; November, 4s 2d; I)e
cetnbe -, 3s Hub
Hn rlpts of wheat duriiur the hist three
days, INUjw rentals. IneltnllnK i.3,() Anier
Icnn Receipts of American rorn diiriiiK: tho
last three days. 73,100 coutals.
PICAS C.iiiaillmi. ipiiet at 5s S4il.
Tolrilu Morl.el.
TOLF.DO. Oi t. 12. - WII13AT - Strong;
fairly active, hlwlnr. caih nnd October,
78'j.r, November, 7H'(C; Decenibcr. SO'c;
Mai . K.I-V
i'iiUN Ai live, hlBhor: ensh, 12c; Octobor,
42'. r. llereinber, 3IiV
OATS Hull, lotttr, rash, 22V; December,
'31. r
" it Y K Neglerted.
SKKHS ("lover, luirly active, lower;
October. $7 30; Dei. ember, J7.
Ilnliltb Murl.et,
UCLI'TII. Minn . Oct. 12-WHUAT-llard.
No. 2. cash. Mi,,r, October, NOV:
Iirremlier. M','iiSli4r, May, SIV: No. 1
northrrn. rasli. 7s-v. to arrive, 7St,c," flc
tolier, 7V. Drrember, 70'kiii70V: May,
H',r; No. 2 northern. 7t,r: No. 3 sprlni:,
70'" r
o.TS-2.P4ii-,:iV
l"onN-41Hr
1 (1(111,1,11.11111111 Priiiliice Miiil..t.
PHILADKLPHI . Oct 12.- lH'TTKIl
Firm, good demand; fancy western cream
erv, "1ivc. fmu v western prints. Sir.
Kill IS Firm, fresh neurbv and western,
2tc, fresh southwestern, llic; fresh nouth
em, 1S1
I'.ll.HfF (julet. New York f j ll crenms,
funcv small. ll'c. New York full creams,
fair to choice, ii't4lllV
Minneapolis Wheat Vluil.el,
minni:apilis. oct. 11 -whkat -oc-
tuher, 77'jji-; December, 77V, May, Vjivy
i'V: cash, Nu. 1 hard, soi4c; No. 1 north
t'tn 7S'4c; No. 2 northern, ,73M(70V'
Fl.oi H -Lower; tlrst palonts, Jl.9ijl.30,
sccuml patents, $1 WX4.10; first clears, $3.00
fill pi; seeeud clears. S2.
P.HAN-I11 bulk, $12.00U 12.23.
Mllvviiul.ee lirulu Markrt,
MILWAI'KKK, Oct. 12.-WIUJAT-null;
No. 1 northern. 7!iiI9ifcc; No. 2 northern,
itmS)7,c.
UYF. Low. r: Nu. 1, Ktv-o.
IIAHLI' Y Cnchanged; No. 2. Mfff.'i.i V :
sample, H'3ip55l.c.
Peo.lii Market.
PEOIHA. on. 12 coii.V-.stoudy: No. 2,
Ju.4c.
OATS Steadv : No a u liKn :(r. i.illeil
through
WHISKY -On the basis of $1.27 for
finished goods
Coffee Mil rl.et,
NHW YOIIK. Oct. 12 - COFFKU- Spul
Itlu, iiulet; Nu. 7 Invoice, Mc Mild, fiuiel.
hutures opened sternly at IWJ10 points ad
vance and ruled uioderatelv active ((ill
about steady, nil hlsher l.urnppiin cables
ai.d smiiller ricelpts In Hrnzll; clo ed 1111 et.
with prices 10 points net higher. Total
sales. le.aM Iihrs, Incluillng NovembM" 11 1
$7 2i. December J7 25, March. 7.ya7.46;
May, II W. June, J7 li.
'WEEKLY REVIEW OF 1UADK
Coal Strike Oontinuos m a Restraining
Factor in Business,
SPECULATION IS ON A SMALL SCALE
ll (ill t Inn 'till Promises Itel'ot ri'i
When Piilltlcs (Hid l.ulior liuiililes
Are sphIimI IINodhillliin of
Mereliiiiiillse III West
NEW VOKK. Oct. 12. -H. 0. Hun Co.'s
Weekly Hovlow of Trade tomorrow wdl
say.
Mure seasonable weather hud tmportn 'it
Iniluenre (hroiiKhojt the country, hut the
roal strike eiiutinued (is a restraining far,
tor in business As sucrulatlon everywhere
Is on a stniCl scale tho effert Is minimized.
Lower prices recently for some Iron prod
ucts have been without disturbing tone,
and the lirtner market for print cloths and
strong quotations for lumber show that in
pi me directions In the Rreut lti.luslrlis a
stniill Increase In iletnniul Is oapnbb of
ruiMiiK prices. The situation still 1 rune
lacs a recovery when politics und tho strlk'
are settled. Distribution nf merrhaiidlsi
ut the west Is mill very netlvp. The work
ins tune is InrreasInK steadtlv and in rail
road and nui nu fin turlne circles in the mid
dle west suireliy of labor Is eausltiK un
easiness I'tar of tight inmipv hat. made
romn iikui hesitate, bit hlKher rate.i re
sult from the itctlvlt) of the tnovpnieiit of
cotton at Inxli prices In the south. At the
moment the movement of noli! trom Hurup.'
has tended to re'leve the tension In New
York and ruld Is still cuinliis from Aus
tralia. Pig Iron production has been further re
duced, according to the Iron Age. on Oc
tober I the weekly capacity of furnaces
111 blast was 22.1. 1 CO tuns. analust 231. 77S
September I and 2!'i.37ti June I Storks 111
fiirnaceB continue to accumulate, Kaliilug
30.SI1 tons In September. A KriitirMhg fea
t.ire Is the evlitetire that supplies In con
Btitners' hands are low. flotations of iron
products are steady and foreign buying
continues, two contracts of Imporlutice lin
ing placed. Pipe makers are buying (iimn
tltles of pig, while car and shipbuilders
ure olso urgent bidders for material
Murh disappointment was apparent
among lotton traders when the nlllciul crop
report uppeared, fur the anticipation of
a gloomy report had put (lie price up to
lie. When the stn P incut Indlratrd 11 point
linnrov emetil In Texas In Hcptt inner priced
dropped sharply. Wheat also declined with
out the aid of a government report. Do
mestic coudltlmiH are generu'ly satisfac
tory and foreign crop news cheerful. Corn
remains steady In tile fni e uf the decline
In condition Foreign buying Is small. At
lantic exports In two weeks amounted to
4"i1.x7s bu.. iijpltist tl.l77.l4s lust venr.
.Shipments of boots and shoes emm Huston,
at tile rale of Ss415 cases wei l,l. mean the
must urllve business since April, and ex
ceed the heuvy fiirwurdliiKS of last year
Improvement Is general, with orders from
all parts of the country nnd freu lent re
ituests fur Immediate shipment. 'I he slgnu
that excessive accumulations have heeonip
ilistrlhutid are encournglng Leatlier Is
sharing tho increased activity of the shops
ami the overuse price of hlile.s at Chicago
advanced i4 per cent.
Sales of wool at the three chief easlern
markets steadily Increased, reaching 3,917,
floo lbs., against a,II7,SiiS lbs the preceding
week. There Is 110 such speculation as a
year ago. but Ihe sales go liumedlatidv Into
mills Prbes were not affected by lower
tlgurn.s at the London sale, which had been
discounted
Failures for the week were 223 In the
Cnlted States, against nil last year, and
thirty-two In Canada, against twentv -rcven
last year.
wiaiiii.t cm: itt; 1101 so TAin.i:.
Auitregllte of llosliiess Transacted hj
the ssorlll(e.l lliuihs,
NKW YOKK, Oct. 12,-Thc following table,
compiled by IlradHtrcet, shows the haul;
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended October 11, with tho per cent
of Increase and decrease as compared with
tho corresponding week last year:
! Amount ' Inc. ! Dee.
I I I
CITIKS.
Now York
$ 015.101.202
I 114.173.1i!i; .
1 i:i3,ssi.o;i2
M.Mfl.l(J0.
I IQJiYi.TeK'
' 28,773,071,
3S.IATi.mil
I 211.11,753'
17.5:h.503 .
1S.1C0.5W .
1S.OI5.Sli7,
1 13.61il.7l:lj
I2.ll7o.02. .
I 1ii.77li.016 .
! H.V. 137 .
I "..sm.a -i .
7.4!W,(Mr
7,3S2.mKi .
7.I5I.92
1 l!,:i2,! .
(1.227,41b
H. 1SI.III3'
.-.,27il."li
I (1,231 ,05S'.
5.ril7,20u .
4,307,082
I 4,i.K2.C51
xm.m
3.32S,S0t
3.217. 7331
3.041.031
I 2.2H.HPV
' 2.30."i.ii'.iH
1 2.510.337
' 2.077.0231
2,976,9111
2.3IS.73I)1
' 2,370.301 1
. I 2.32S.!)'
2.843.74S
I. S'W.iWO
19. S
20.2
"si-i
llOt'tllll
Chicago ,
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Ualllmore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Ilouoon
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Onlveston
Savannah
Providence
Milwaukee
Ipillaiuipolls
St. Paul
Buffalo
Columbus, o
Denver
Memphis
Illclunom!
Scuttle
Fort Worth
St. Joseph
Hartford
Washington
Peoria
Atlanta
Portland, Ore
Salt Lake City....
Los Angeles
Toledo
Augusta. On
ltochcBter
Now Haven
Worcester
Siirlnglleld. Mass.
Portland, Me
Norfolk
Syracuse
Des Moines
Nashi-llle
0.0 .
lo'.
30.(1
0.4 ..
4.4 .
3.!)
6S.S . .
17.0 ..
0.1
7.2
10.0
ia'.it
3.9
i6i9 .
"5.31.
.' .
2.4 .
I
"o.ii.
3S.ll.
'zi'il.
12.1
3.8
5.7
'6.3
12.2
9.7
4.(li.
23 ll
31. S
'27.0
',
120.0'
2S.5
12.2
24.0
lit. I
11.7
11). 8
1,173.3:12.
I 1.3I7.S03'.
1.332,454 .
1.00.1.511 .
1.519.769'
1,fi01,CO2,.
I 1,179.300.
1.03.V2HI
.1 l.MH,llK).
.m.m
1.301.557!
.1 1.3II.03S:
f 1,232.050 .
.' KMuais'
1. 202.0171
.' 1 .wn.oiin
334.312.
iS1,23, .
652.507 .
r.8'.'.5io .
071 .345'
I 071, 22K
40ft, 4K'),
.1 382,:tOO
! 517,3ns,
252.2511
' 402.910
. I ,107.0001
I 4C9.Ctl1,
383.700 .
2?0,l)l .
340,4901
304.011!.
170.517
177.03I .
112.100'.
579.155.
I 821. 155.
769,427
401.334
- 3M.IH
ll. 122 .
$l.fi7l,4(HI.7('fl .
' flM.3.5.4 .
12.1
'isii
n.'f
M.i .
14.1,.
13.0 ,
-s:i'
0.9 ,
B.4 ,
Fall Itlvcr
Orand Itaplds
Dayton, O
Taconui
Spokane
Slou.x City
Davenport
Macon
New llcdfonl
Wilmington, Del..
Scranton
Lowell
Knoxv llle, Term, . .
Topek.i
Illrmlnghiim
Wichita,
Illnghamtnn
33.1
i.s
20.1
18.1
I
"n'.r.
34.0'.
2.4 .
'34 '.ill.
X.U
10.S
Lexington. Ky. .,
Jacksonville. Fin,
k'liliimiizoo
Akron
Chiittanoogii
Itoekforil 111
H.7'.
U.S..
2.H .
9.1 .
9.5
2.1
f'fmlfin II
Sprliiglleld'.'o
Fiiriro, N. D...
20.0 .
nioux culls, s.
Hastings. Neh.
D.
Fremont, Neb
Helena
Hvunsvlllo
Little Hook
Sprlnglleld. Ill
oiiugstowu
Colorado Springs . . .
Totals, l'. s... .
Totals outside N. Y.
37.0
18.3
I
1(1. le.
4.0 .
11.1
4.4
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal ..
Toronto
Winnipeg .
Halifax . ..
Vancouver
Hamilton
St. John N
Victoria ..,
Totals
$
15.o.tl,7ti) .
ll."7;.Gti2 .
- 'Ti.4H7 .
1.357.7.H,.
1.113,147!
Kls.SIS1
12,072
0"i4.23!'
S.5
4.1
31.2
0.7
(I.S
S.7,
18.0
II.
I .a.srm.so.i1 1 7.
mi vni iti;i: r. cin ( hi, iMiviijw.
Ilenv.v llniio) Mllikel u I lie l.tunlllm
I'calui e (d' ,,. ..(,,
.mju YoiiK. Oct. 12 -nrndstreefs Fl
nonclftl Kevlcw tomorrow will say
Slnuey conditions took the Icuiliiiir id i c
I lis week as i leulure In ihe market v i
the political out k bci,M ","; te it, ;li.
bnckKrouud. and lb. ui.f.ivoiMbli. bu.k
statement of lust S.iiur,l.,v produce l ,i
chill in specuUtlnu vi hle.i v.as auwiiii n:.' 1
by the continuance t ihe demands irim
the west and south The monev mark u
In the sections mentloncs! lias been heuvv
I lls week, and II may be mentioned (hit
Ihe speculative part of the street dUpl.iis
conlldence In the outcome uf the nntiicnil
canvass. altliiuBh a natural umouni l'
.onservniism Is created In luuk-n,- i Ircli
by Ihe approach of election duv The
supply nf funds ii) the loan market is
manifestly muih reduced (,ml Internal rib
I ave been decidedly llripei. l'iiII loans. In
parlh ular. nave bien Hilvinced to 3'v per
cent and the inte touched i per cent, while
time inojiey is eloely held if per cent
for nil periods About $.1.(55O.0i"0 gold In
various amounts was tiken fur shlpmrn .
either In london or P'ui but It app-us
Irom the clrcumttancc that the Uuropean
1
' 1 .llM ..' II
Ie- HiiIm ., n,i l.'ii.do'i 11 ui" v marki's
Ihe rise In gold bars ,tM pukIps at the
hi Her illy an I the dpcbled hcrdetilnjC of '!s
I open tnuii-v .larki l vsoiil.l indlcatP tlmt if
'((.. 1IC11I urtlMelul iibstiicb-i will be placed
I in the vvsv of Ihckp eSports It intist b''
ti'OKClZed. however lh.it th" (IcelltiP if
exchmme and the feellhg Ihal K"1d coll I
Ii" Wlthilr.iwn frnhi abrund If the tnotn y
; market here should be "-rlously disturbed
1 has had a .Mlmlnif lofliiehcp on the st eit
t.-lsrkel AnoOirr f.iv.iruble feuture Is that
I the present strength of nmnpy was forespen
1 bv ihe street and in b Inrso tn'-uMite in
Jvided fni bv m.ikltn: time l.iiins. .mil the
fut titer cniriushiii that .m he drawn I r in
mII the ..pp.ireiii fni t ,s that broken. it"
houses as s rule are currying fewer stuck
than ror 11 Ioi.r time past and their "e
itiiiretiietiis im funds .ire thus grea:ly
icdiired.
Movmic.vrs or srot K ami iiiim)!.
I lulerloue nf sc,(. Vlnrl.el llecooies
stconit (mil Pi-Ices .Move t (V(ir(l.
NKW YollK. del 12. Tim undertone uf
the stock market became sttuiig t. day .ind
prices moved upward pretty consistently
to the (lose, whl h was strung, but notably
dull, and gain will maintained. The dom
inant factor 1,1 ihe market Was tile large
engagement ,, o,i for Import. Loiiil'in.
Purls and Mirlln all "untrlhtillni,'. the
tutnl atuoiintliig to J2.7u.),iio. The dealings
In stork were not lnrge at any time and
the (lav's operation- were attributed to
professional operators for the mist part.
There was a fnlr distribution uf the
strength, but the effective dealings durlnrf
the duj Were concentrated In a few storks
.'.ml thni I'MlnttuMir.l for the recent
lorn" short seilliije, from which they h.ivis
suffered. Peopled Oas W.is the notable
rxuniple In ihe Industrial list The stocii
sold off after ihe upetilnif on the presump
tion that v cMcrdav's buying had satlsf.e 1
the demand from the shorts, but the targe
trinlliijT at the decline caused a renewed
advance und ll was lifted at one time en
extreme "'4 points, rinsing with a net galu
of I'j poii,t In the ruliruad list Northern
Paililc was in largest demand, on buyltiK
supposed to he for In-Mc Interests. It'll
here, also, the short inurest played an
important part In the duy'r advance, whl h
reported 2',. W'lth the Pet iraln of 2'i
points Hut while the ptrenfrth of th-se
two stocks was pro-eminent , a list or tliofo
which ruse rrom 1 to 2 points was u long
one NntwItrn-tundliiK th" dullness at the
last, the clushiK was stronr; and gains wero
well maintain. '.I. The failure uf the mote'V
r.iie to respond to the operations In the
slock market ijave color to Ihe supposlllin
that they Were conducted by professional
operators who nod suppln .1 tin im-cl ,cs
with lime loans with 11 view to such 11
contingency .is the present The call Inuu
rate. In fact, was inclined to sag. the ruling
rate declining to 3 per cent, notwithstand
ing Hint loans inude today carry over until
Monday. The further dnst'c contraction
In tfush resci-ees of the hanks. Indicated
by Ihe preliminary esthnutn, failed to
harden the money rate. Apparently, the
banks have I, st during the week upward
of $,ono.0fi, or about us much as last week.
This would cnVrttially wipe out the n maid
ing surplus of the banks, unless the reserve
requirements have been considerably ip
iluced. Tlie fiction of the moiie" market
today Indicated that this mif-t bo th" ease
and promises a showing of a conslderabl"
Ion n contraction. Tlier.- was also some
relaxation In the demand fur current y.
New Ynrk exchange at Chicago rising to
f.Oc discount, compared with 40c discount
yesteiday.
Itepnrts of the receipt of additional gold
at Pacific coast points, which will be
Uillckly available bv telegraphic transfer
to the New York money market, and the
lessened demand on the nmount held by
the sub-ti'enMiry by iennii of the Inrse
mid-monthly pavment. were to promise re
lief fur the muuev market. The must sub
stantial events In the duy were tho fa"l
that the Hank uf France seemed dlsposid
to treat demands for gold mote leniently.
Tho bond market was unlet. Total sales,
par value. $770,000. l S. Is, new. ihIvuikjiI
44. last cull.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
llualiclal cablegram says: The markets
here were slack and dropping today, .n
the expectation that the bank rate will
soon be advamed. although a rumor was
current thai the notion may be rend' rc l
iiniiecess.irv bv the Hunk of France releas
ing gold and large arrivals iritu India
The oiilv activity was In Americans, wlil. ii
spurted on New Yolk s early liuvlmr ord-'-s.
Thev llnlsbed buoyant, on 111" buvlng from
your stile of ll.iltluioie .t Ohio and North
ern Paclllcs This was surmised to lie
bear covering The bank sold .C2o0.000 gold
In bars, probably for the Cnlted States
Money rales were uiichntiged. Silver col
lapsed on the anuouiu'ctneut that the Indian
government has complnted Us coinage buy
ing bv the JCI.niO.00ii purchase. Neverthe
less, the price bus risen n larthlng. to 74'4,
and India might buy prolltubly. Tho mar
ket depends on this.
The following are tne closing prices on
II New York Stock exchunge:
.Mctitsnii
do pfd
IlalllmniP & Ohio.
1 'anudlon I'lu-itk- .
Ciinailu
ciiis. i Ohio
Chl.aRo ' W
C. II. &
Chi. 1ml. .vi l
tin pfd
Chicago Ut K. HI"
. Ik'-j Pnlon T'ar tne
. -4 ii 1 pfd..
. 7f Wabodh ....
. V, I do pfd ... .
. lTi
. S,
. M',
. tmv
.III
. UJ
.I.Vl
. 45
lit
. 31
W
. 't
. ;.i
3Mt
. th
. 1
. 17
. I''
. 07
. 31
. t:h,
. 31',
. 8.1
!4
.lift
. i2',
W
. am
. :t
. 77i4
. :i:i',
. til
.IS)
. n
. IH-lfc
. 17
. (.Jl;
. i ' i,
. S'.'t
. 81
.. 17N,
. 50 Wheel, & I
i:
. -.V do M pfd
. pi-S Wis. iVntral .,
I2"ii Third Avenue .,
. 2ii'i Adams I hi
. W lAmerlean Kx...
. !"1 I". 8. Kx
.11 ilVells-Karso t:x
Cllll-HBU iS N. v.
i" , It. I. & P....
...lfi Amur. Cut. lUI
C. C. C & 8t.
('tilorudo Ho
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd
pel. & Hudson
pel. U & W...
Ueiiver & II. O
do pfd
Krle
do Ut pfd
(It. Nor. pfd...
Hm-klUK Coal .
Hecklns Valley
ll'lnots Central
Iowa Central .
81 ' do pfil
. ', Anirr. Mnltlnc ...
.."( du pfd
,. H AniPf. H. ,t n....
.111' .III llftl
,.174's Amr. Xplrlts ....
.. vi do pfd
. . 87 Ainer. H. Hoop ,.
.. V'i do pfd
.. 34' Ainr H. ,t W....
,.1M I do pfd
Htj Anier. Tin natu
,. at do pfd
,.lteV4 Amer. Tobacco ..
.. r.. di pro
.. 3P ' Aliur. Mlnltiu Co.
(In pfit
Lake Krl &
do phi
Iukp shorn
w.
,. '.'1(1- llns kl.vn It. T.,
M ("nlo Fuel ft I..
206 Cun. TntiaeAti ...
7' Ou pfd
US FidHTil Weel ...
IM do pfd
I. & N
Manliniiuii L
Met St. rty
Mexican Central
Minn. & Hi L...
do pfd
Jlo. Pa. III''
Mobil" & oliln .,
M Ii- T
do pfd
N ,1. Cvntrul ..
N. Y. Central ..,
Norfolk & W...
do f.l
No. Purlllc
do pfd
Ontario & $V
or. Uy- & Nav.
do pfd
Pennsylvania ...
Hi'S'linx
dn tat pfd
.to 24 prd
Itlo O. W
... 1l4 dm. Ulecirlo ...
. .. .11 UIucosp SugHr .,
. . 2 do pfd
... in Inter. Paper ....
... do pfd
... !' 5 Ijicloilo C3hi
... tx National ltlseult
...13344 do pfd
...I2fl't National I -.'nil .
... Sii do pfd
... 7'. INAIInnal 8lol 21
... V, do pf.l diij
...70 N" Y. Air Drake .. s
... 'J'i'a No. Arnvrlcan i(i,
... 4J Paolllc Coat r,((,
... I do 1st pfd h
. . l.W"ii I do SU pfd sci,
... Hi Pacific Mall ::i i,
... ;,.,. Peiiplp'a Oua ;i
... Wi Prt-saed H. Car .... :!.'
... 4'i 1 do pfd n'
.. (Mi Pullman I. (Xjr....iv.
... Ii)!, atandard n. & T... C,
... 64 ugar ipr,
... S3 1 do pfd ns
... li Tenn. Coal .ft 1 11.'.',
. . N't P. M. Kaather pfd.. ",
,..11P l", K. Itubber i'14
...l(l'j do pfd
...im Weatern t'nlou .... 7i4
... rtepiltitlr 1. Jt 8 ... 11
. . 1 1 'a do pfd 5'.'i,
... S2i P. C C tt Rl L... 51
do pfd
Ht I. & P" F...
On 1st pM
On 2d pfd
HI. It- Houthw..
do pfd
Ut. Paul
do pfd
tit P. & Omaha
Hn. Pacific
Ho. Hallway .. .
.1. pfd
Tvxh it Pacific
"1 iffercd. " .
nu nvi iti:i:'i"s ittnic.w or thmmi.
M(eetlllili((u Is on Hctli.ccil sculp, bill
lllisluess ( iiu.llll.ilis In' liuiiil,
NEW YOIIK, Oct. 12 Hradstrcet's tn
mi rrow will say
'I IiourIi some nn .isurcs ut business vol
ume and value m.ik uiifavoruhle com
parison with, a ecu iii;o. and s;,ei il.iilon
Is certaliil i a letliiced scule hi nearly
all lines, other I't'Histers of trade ucllvltv
are still very favorali'e. and ll Is hard to
resist the i .inclusion that, with few notable
cxieptlons, the uct.ial business of the conn
trv .Is. us a rule, fully eiual to, if nut
illicitly In excess, of the eorre.ipondlng
I ( riod of I '.(. This, too, is (lit case In
spite of the distinctly repressive tendency
exercised bv the present preshleiillul e.im
palgn , Prices of staples as a whole are
llrm. after a sustained advance for n mouth
past. Biiceeedlnp? a summer of ipilet ste.idl
Hess, and the unhealthlness of Die short
side In speculation has been hrouKht forci
bly to Ihe attention of dealers in u num
ber or stapes, not.ihl.v li"K products and
llaxsecil
The i veiil of the week III Ihe Iron and
sttel iradc lias been Ihe Inking of l.V.((0 1
Ions of rails iiv ihe Penns-linnls nl $20
P r ton. ,iun,i i need .u Frlil.n. This uc
tlon. which will probably be followed by
other cnlnn.'itiies. dlsliusea nl the Steel rail
puzzle r.itlsf.ictorllv to the rail mnk-rs and
ciiiisllli s itniither element of strength to
the Industry kpiutuII.v Despite a deiuense
of over 2o per cent In the current pin Iron
pro luctloii from four months uso furnace
stiu ks are rupidlv Increiislnt? and prices arc
rather weak. The considerable volume of
hand to mouth buying, hovveiei, omsup
pusei' tlmt consumers' slut ks are well
down. In structural and liridiie material
the feat ire is the placing Hi'1 eon
tiai't Im' the new Urfst Itlver lirldne, which
culls fur iieariv 70,o,m tuns. Helutlvcly the
most activity n pig iron Is reported at
lilrmlnuhiipi. where sales and shipment
are nullc henv;
Wheal. Including Hour, shipments for the
week nggregale 4 292 S55 hi . aguli si 4 IF'i.-
107 last week, 5,205.631 In the corresponding
'vi; 1 .ill 1
1 1
, 1 - ... , . vv 1 11 v: .' -fis ,ir. . ' '
.. Si 'fc.i -1 1, M, '.is' jt'.isoii a- 1
' .:v, 1 ie in 1 viv '
1'nni ixpoits lor the vv n k aggregate
2.1srt,',.17 bu . ugHttist 2,.W4.24'.l last weik
3.l(.793 111 this week n venr ago. i.wix In
1.HB4, 2.2J4 710 In 1ss7 and I.Tfl.OlO In 1iM
I'mili Julv I to ditto this season corn ex
ports sro l7.2n7.KOs im., against B4,7r,i,i;o i.i.it
Scnsnn and 12, .Mi. 2 10 bu. In ISl'S.o
l4i,slness failures fur the week In the
t'nlted States number 21". as au.ilnst 177
Inst Week, III! !o this week 11 votir ago. 233
In m, m In !V7 and 270 In Wi. Failures
In thn l'omlntiui of c.inail.i number :W.
against IS hist week. 1' this Week 11 o.ir
ago. 22 In ms, 41 in i97 and .10 In
.Nimx (irl. Money tldrl.ct.
NHW VoflK. o. t 12 MoNHY- On call,
firmer at J'jki.Pj per cent, last loan, 2'4 per
cent; prime mercantile paper. .Vufl per cent
STiniLINO i:.CHANh: Firmer, with
net ml business In bankers' bills (It ft S31!,
for ilcni.iuil and nt SI.M"LM W for sIMv
(lavs, posted rates, $( Siji4.Mi-j and II i'fl
1 Ci's. commercial bills, jl 79'4fT-l.7PS.
SII.VHIl Cettlllcntes. (",.1'iiOI'ic; bar.
C2'vc, Mtxlcati ilolbirs. I9sc
HoNli. fiovernmeiits. strong; suites,
strung, railroads, irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today nre ns
follows:
C lef !s "rg".l';34N YT'. Is T ... .li'V'j
,ln ruupuii !"! N J C. en. EJ . 1SI
dn IS. rt
1' No Pirltl.- Ss... (Ui;
i', do l pi2i4
i"4 V V. r & PI L In l -,',
.134 Norfolk W c. 4s PS
IIP, Ore. Nv. 1j I0i
.IIP,' do 4k i
do 1 nllpnn . .
do new t. fee.
do pnllpftu . . .
do eld 4, rst..
do coupon
ito ftfl. tPif ...
.1I3H ,'reitnn 8 It. U.. U
do coupon HJi, ' do enn. Cs I '3
I. of C. S 6S Ill fteaillni! gen. 4s . F' -
AtchHoti Kn. 41... n, Illo (I. W Is S'(
do adj 41 Wi SI I, I M r 5s.. .I'M;
Canada Mo. U l"(li4 Rl I, J fl I'j 6a .ti2;
& O 4',s HiHl. Paul ennnols. ,.W ,
do ils 1 Kt P.. c p. Is 117',
C. & N. Y. c. Is ..14) I do 6s Its',
Mo S. V. dtb .l2n's n Pn Itle 4 7i4
Chtcnn' Ter.. 4. .. P Mo ltallvvny 6s.. ..W,
Colnrado Mo. 4 ..
! 11. U. Is ..
do 41
Krlo general 48 . .
P W. A l C. If
On. Hits-die fs .
Iowa i'i nil al Is.
L N mil 4s .
M . K T if.. .
M , K T 4s .
111 M. H. T. fi .ij
IW'i Tevas & Pae. 1a...lU,
3 do Js 05
MU l'nlon Pacific 4s....iM;
7l', Wabiuh ls H7
li; do Ss Mt.
11H4 West Shore 4s 113
4 Wis. ("nntrnl 4s ... M'4
W Va, (Vnturlcs ...... 91
.'0'4
When Issued, offered
Illusion Mud (tootnltons,
HOSTriN. Oct. 12.-Call louns, S'tTlV- per
cent; lltno loans, trt per cent. Olllelnl
elosltiB!
A . T. A S
V
. !si4 Wis Central lf
. Ti , Alchlsnii 4s .. !.i
IP,', N. K O. C it.. (i;i;
di pfd
Arner. Sugor ...
do pfd
Amer. Telephone
.if. Adventure ;
140 a Unites Mining Co, r,
Huston Albany.. 249
A mill. Copper
.. S-.i,
Huston Klevnted
c , n. & y
Dominion Coal .
di. pfd
I'ltrhhurfC pfd...
Oen. Kltstrlc ..
ii, Aiiantic
H lluslnn A. Mnnt
Sk llutte ,v Ilnilim
113 cni. A Hecla ...
131 ivnteiinldl
t.H.ti Pranklln
,.S2:1
.. i:
. 72
"
. '. C7
.. 414
..li:
. O'i
2'
.. 4'"4
do pfd
.:i Ilunibuldt
Kd Kleetrle til lis (itsi,la
Mexican Central ..tin 'Parrot
Mich. Ti'leptinna
N 13 (I. & C..
old ivdnny
old Homlnlnn ..
t nlon Paetrlo . .
t'nlou I, .111,1 ...
West Kn.1
us uulney
12 f untn Fe Copjwr
JiiS't Tatmirnck
2 S Ptnh Mlntntf
."; Winona
I'll Wolverines
51',
U.-dividend.
Vcvt V((rk .MlnliiB. Storks,
NliW YOHIC. Oct. 12. Tho following nre
the closlnp; quotations for mining shares
today :
Chollnr
1 intnrlo
C'O
Crow 11 Point . ..
Con Cal & V11 ..
Pendwund . .
Onuld .ft Currle
Itnle .vi Xorcn(
Homi'sinke ......
Iron Sliver
Meklcan
14
'uplilr
H itintith
jut. Its liver ...
I dn pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standiird
t'nluti ("on
I Yellow Jacket
. . 75
.. n
..l.'S
. . a:
.780
.. M
.. IS
.(o(l
.. ft..
. 3
London
l;ONDON.Jh"t
Consuls, money ..
.In account
At 'hUnn
Canadian Pacific..
Si. Paul
Illinois Central ..
l.uulvlll
I'i. I. in Pac pfd ..
N. Y CenlKil
Mock (toullltlons.
.12. I p.m.- CIosIiik:
9i,'i;rln" . " .V.
.. V.V4 do lsi pfd
.. 1'n't Pennsylvania
.. iD lteadldt;
..115, Nn fuelflc pfd .
.ISi ilrand Trunk
.. 7:v; Annciinda
.. 76 Hand Mines
..13.1 I
:.v
7i4
M4
71
in4
41".
Kx-dlvlderid.
SII,VUH--Uitr,
ounce.
SIONF.Y lSlli
uncertain, SOlJloisd per
per cent. Tho rate of tlts
ii market for short bills Is
couni in tne o:.e
o'Vlt l per i elll ,
for three months' bills, la
4ij per cent.
I'uielHii l-'liwuiflnl.
LONDON, Oct 12. Though there was a
s'lght rally on the Now York Stock ex
change toila. fears were entertulneil here
id an uil'lluvv nf cold both to the I'lllled
Stntes and the continent In view of the
plethora of mone.v mi,) it was deemed ad
visable in pustpniu- an advance of the bank
rale. The b ink In the meantime will lull
steis to retluie the llunllug balances In th
market and will endeavor In strengthen
the bank s reserve The Stock exchange
Was dominated by Ihe monev condition, pay
day oceiip.v lug attention, anil upened with
(III Improved tun., bul afterwunl Pltggctl.
Ainoriciin wcre-irrcgular with an Improv
ing tendency. They closed good. The
movements were finitely professional.
Orand Trunks rallied. Coppei was dull.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Hank of Kuglund on bu'ances todav was
2U,S(,(ss Spanish 4s closed at 7U-V Hold
prcliii im at MueniiH Avres, 133.3U
HKIH.IN. Oct 12 -Home funds were llrm
on the bourse today, Americans and Cana
dian Pacllles were ipilet and local shares
Improved on bear covering, prompted bv
heittr reports Irom the iron maiket. F.x
cliunKe on London. 211111 I7'4pfg for checks.
Dlseiuut rules: Short bills. 3 per cent;
three months' bills. I'4 per coin.
PAULS. Oct. 12. -The bourse was ngllnted
tothi; by bear nperatluns ill the rioi'iilllir.
but tiny had little efi'eci. A strong ad
vance In H.tnk of l'"rance sluit'es was caused
h.v apprehensions of dear monev. Interna
liouuls were easier. Itlo tlntos were the
object uf fresh realisations, prompted by
the approaching settlement. K'ntllrs fin
ished heavy In syiupalh.v with other de
partments. Three pet cent icntes, tflf MJc
I'oc the accuiinl. exchange on London. 25f
13'je for checks, Spanish Is closed nt "1.20
I 'I no lie 1 11 1 tiis.
ST LOt'lS. Oct. 12 - 1 'Ii .11 lugs. 5.524n5:
balances. J,'.2s.57ti ; money. it per cent; New
Yolk exchaiiKc. t."c dlsciiunt bid, Gr wsked.
CHICMIO. (let. 12 Clcarlugi., JJU233.7'f7;
balances, ji.i.51 .7:'!: New York ev.'hu ge,
20c discount, sterling exclmupc, JlM'id.Ari
CINCINNATI, fict 12. -Clearings. .'.;,
550; New York exchunge, Wi 10c discount;
money, tfiii per ceul.
NKW YoitIC, Oct. 12.-Chniliigs. JP,2.
714. 7M. hahintes. 5,43l,lss.
HoSTON. Oct 12.- Clearings. :o,035.Sll;
liahinces, $1.'. ll,li:i
PHILADKLPIilA, Oct. 12.-fenrltlB.
$13,7ltl,lW: balances. $1,711,067.
HALTLMoIti;. Oct. 12 Clearings, J3.4PJ,
657: baluuces, JMSJIJ.
Couillllon of tin 'l'ri'iihiii',1 ,
WASII1NHTON, o.t 12 Today's stnte
incnl of the tre.iHurv balance In the gen
era' flllld. exclusive of Ihe $150,0110.(1(10 gold
reserve lii the division of reilcmrillnn,
shows. Available cash balance, $IS'i,2S9,ti7S.
gold, 4VVS.lfS.ti3l.
( iillun Vlnrl.el,
NF.W VfillK. o.t 12 COTTON A sharp
I in nk occurred In the price nf cotton to
(Ih, following .1 decided llupp ointment in
the Ihigllsh c ibh's iti- lot ui mark"!
upenod at a liecllne nf I in 16 .mints A
partial rally at Liverpool caused a tem
porary upward movement after Hie llrst
call here, but again the sltuiitluii bicuin..'
unsetlleil, under a I'eiuiAeil pressure of
lung cut Inn. wlih the bear lontiugeut show
ing Increasing enurape ami selling vvllii .1
llberiil hanil until the.net decline z-e.icii-il
20'(l35 points, is compared with Ihe closing
llgures of the previous duy. The wenku s.4
was Increased by liberal port and Interior
receipts. The tact Hint flost In Id off in
Ihe collon bell added to the disposition fi
sell nnd slmrts wero nbniii the only buvern
until the extent of the decline attnii ted
11 little demand on Ihe Investment lur Is
and soon nmre mi the reaction th nrv
Tin re was in particular .tinuunt of euuti
denco inanlfe-ted nn either side, and In
the ufternnon business w is scant anil of
,1 strictly local 1 haracter. with the market
generally sl".nl at it. lie, (Incline of pu J
points According to private cables, the
Uugllsh decline was due t i Nolll's elreijlu;'.
Spot cln-ed duiel; mOld lni; upland', lo7-0c;
mldilllng gulf, inll-lrtc; rules 05 hales.
Futures cliised sleadv ul iht decline' De
etmber. !i57c, Jauimi'v, I'Vlirunrv , Slarch
am. April, -imc; ,via . :ijc; June, M.&7'';
Jul). l53c, Aowusl. !. f0,
NRW 1 1 It 1 . 1-7 A NB, Oct. 12-COTTON-K(i'
: sxlea. l.mvt bales, ordinary. H'v; nd
urdlniiry, Nt4e, low inldd l'ig, nc. middllnu.
a-i4c. good middling, liI5-Pic middling flr
10 3-lfic; recelpls. H,2!(Ti hides: stuck, l.0M
bales. Futures, slendv : October, li.4rt.ti i.4.c,
November, H 31fi!l.32e; December, 21(H9c;
.Innuno, USOfidilOc, Fe'iniarv , ll 3I11S 33( ;
March. 9.35f4'J3ii. April. 0 .'IMTO 3'lc : Sluy.
0 301 I 0 37c
ST Lol'IS. o, t. 12, -COTTON-Slarket V"
lower; middling. 1o l-lfic: sales, nune; re.
cttptH, A..VI hales, shlpni'iil'-. 4.'U5 bales,
slock. lil.lM bn'es
III VliiiUcl.
OH. CITY. Pa.. Oct. 12. OILS-Credit bal
ances. $1.10. eertlllcates. no hid; shipments,
loi.Kit hhls , nverngo, fll.070 bids , runs, no,.
Ont bbls , average. M.337 bbls
LONDON o.t 12 OILS Cnlcnili I'i,
seed, bpoi, ttl. Turpentine spirits. .; p Vjd
I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Tow Oattlo Arrived and No Material Ohaugo
in Price Wa- K iticcablf .
HOGS SOID A SHADE STRONGER
lteerlpls of sheep ror Ihe Wrok llre((L
AH Pi ev Ions Iteeorils, hut
!)(((((( (((I Was I 1 1 1 1 1 1 to
the Occasion,
Sfil l II
Kecelpts wi re
f'lllclnl Moiidav ....
'Xllchil Ttiesdav
oillchil WednesdB . ,
nlllciul Thursdav
Olllehil F(ld (V . ...
OMAHA. Oct. IS.
Cut tie lings tUlwp
' fi M7
2.971
tn f.p.7
10,279
"..127
. J.S22
P..V22
7.C4W
r.,15'1
5 1K1
7,137
r...ol
Mvd days this w.ek .
Htitne days last week .
Haino week before ...
Sntnn threo Weeks ago
amo four weeks nKu
25 UK
Jli. I'll
3 1. 1 vi
24, 1V1
25, Hu
3I.5K3
31.4.'.
.tl.ff'HI
2I..-1' I
.'II. .il'
5l.fi33
40,'W2
4S.',9
17.151
34 tin
Averaev price bald for liok..
for th.'
l.ut
teveral days, with comuailsons
. I I'."w7is:'.t.,isiis.iisii7 !isi'6?f'j6 .im;4,
tiept.
Kept.
Sept.
hept.
fc'ept.
a. nt
Hept.
Sept
Kept.
Sept.
hept.
Kept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Hept.
Oct
Oct.
1 let.
Oct.
Oct.
15. .1 5 Oj?.,, 1 s T2 o 7 2 70 I '. 'A
1 31, 3Wto M 2 ii, 4 j;i
17. . !S12 4-5i
;.s..i 1. U4,
ll.. 5 13
3 0V u Ml, . IC, ( IVJ, 9 01
. 3 Vi 2 ;i, 4 01, b 61
3 71, , 2 II, I 0J . U
. . 1 4i.;, H: t (
3 ;i 4 01 2 S3, .1 '.., 6 3J
4 32
4 33
4 .11
I 31
I 3,.
4 41'
21. . 1 6 23 I
2.' .ii21 2-
23.. I
24.. 5I I 2-5
25.. I 6 Hi 1
2d ...ii.'i 4-:.
.'( ,.1 .. Mi .' 1. ' U ill
3 7f 3 76 ! 55
3 77, 3 S! i SI,
4 (Oi
3 S5 l re
3 is.' 0 4(1
4 41,
( J C., m
3 ;i
1 J su M s a.
S7...514 3-51 4 3C 3 T2
3S...510 1-.',, I 41, a 01
3 7i' I 3 !s 5 $.
3 it 2 S'J, 4 lb, 5 17
51G 4'
4 37. 3 till 3 Si: 2 01 6 -1
30.
1....
I 4 SOi 3 07 3 Sll 2 M 5 55!
1 5 I3i 3 71 3 K. 2 91 i'J ; 2J:
1517 4-5! I 33 I 3 73 3 02, 3 X . 2.
518 4-5 4 42 3 IM, , 2 73, 3 f.0 5 no
5ll 3-5! 4 37, 3 fit, 5 73, I 3 5 '0
1610 2-5 4 31, 3 641 3 7l 2 3l 3 5 I Hj
,olo t- 4 31 .1 r.3 3 ', 1 3 "I . I
, I 4 35, 3 54 3 01 3.01 3 M
I G OS 3 83, 3 62 313 3 G I
i of, 4 35 3 b'. .1 13 3 Js, J W
4 !.'K 4 : 3 61 3 14 3 SI 4
4 !'..'? .1 ii :t r.: i ro 3 " 1 id
4 02 I 23 3 .V. 3 C2 3 IS 3 711 4 t
3...
4...
5...
t...
7...
s...
0. ..
10
11 .
12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Indicates Sunday
The olllelnl number of ears nf
brought in today by each roud wos:
Cuttle. Hoc. Sh'p.
stock
tt'r'M.
C.. St. A St. P. Hy... .
o. & St. t.. Uy
Missouri Paolllc Uy...
l'nlon Pacific system
F., 13. .v SI. V. it. It..
S. C. .v P. Uy
C, St. P.. St. A i. Uy
tl. SI. U. H. It
C., It. & 0. Uy
C, Jt. 1. P., east ...
C, It. I. .; P.. vveHt....
I
I
m
21
l
5
in
n
4
, 4
, 4
, 1
'. i
23
ll
10
Total receipts 31
S3
23
The disposition of the dtiy's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Itullcnteu
Iluyers.
flmaha Packing Co
( J. II. Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Cudiihy Paeklni? Co
Armour Si Co
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C
It. Pecker X- Degnti
Yansiint & Co
,1. L. Cnroy
W. I Stoplien
Iteiiion A- Cndorwood. .
Livingstone Schnllor.,
Ilnmlltiiti .t llothsehild.
L. F. Husz
11. L. Dennis & Co
II. F. Uobblrk
A. S. .Mnwhluney
Lay ton
Held over
Cattle,
n5
.. 101
.. 02
.. 143
.. 103
.. in
K
.',
.' .' 2rt
12
"
. . Ml
.. 30
1
llotja.
vi
1.091
1.153
f,ns
1.152
Slip.
v.sa
K23
m
104
107
3.S20
tTsos
Totals 1. 000
5.053
CATTLK- There were only about !)'i0 head
of cattle on Mile here today, and nB 11 result
buyers did not lake much Interest, so It
was not 11 particularly active inuruct.
About two cars made up the reci Iple or
corn cattle, utid they changed hands at
nhout stundy prices with yesterdav. The
market on the better grades of be' r i'iitb
has tint shown much change for tho week.
It cased off n little Ihe forepart of the
week, but has tinned up ((gain, m that the
week closes ubout whole It opened.
There were about a dozen loads of cows
and heifers on sale, and while there vtiss
not much change In the prices paid, the
market was not prirtlciilui l nctlv. ns
thorn was not enough to make a killing
when tho offerings were divided up among
tlm different packers. Ouod cows mi. I din
ners me selling now about as good as tley
were a week ago. but the medium ''.(nils
are a Utile lower for the week.
The few feeders offered Ibis morning
changed hands nt about vestertlay's prices
The gund kinds nf cattle tire selling abuul
the way they did at the elose of Inst Week,
but the common mid meillum kinds are pic
or 15c lower fur the week Yenrlings of
gund quality have been In better demand
thl.i week and In sume eun'S are a Utile
higher.
There were prattically no western steers
on snip today, but the good grailcu tun be
relied upon to bring good strong pi tees, i.s
the demand for them ls heuvy. Cows
brought about steady prices tml.iy, 1 ut
there was not much lite to the (rule. Feed
ers sold without material 1 hnnge, cnlv a
few being offered. lte(ref.jntatlve sales'.
HHKF STICKHS,
No.
1...
Av. Pr.
Nu.
Av.
.1J38
..KtP.
. . t40
.. im
.. :
.. m
.. KO
. .IPKI
.. 93
.. fCI
.. no
Pr
5 10
J Ki
1 IT.
$71.
5 vi)
.' to
2 :o
2 v
1 "fl
y
3 Si
. . . 1H30 tl
42 ..,
COWS.
1 1010 2 n.1 2 ....
J KC, 2 .. 1 ....
s m 2 00 s
1 !P) 3 mi ie ,
2 a vi i
r5 2 x, 1
IS 71 2 '1 s
e 71 2 50
1 loan 2 01 1
c . 3 no 2
2 070 ! d0
iiisifhus.
3 10) 2 "SO . ...
UL'LLS.
1 1210 inn 1
7 uso : m 1
I 1 H7'i 3 ii) 1
1110 3 7') 1. .
1 1 tin hi
OALVKS.
1 'X I fin 4 .
im n in s
TM 3 JO
..1270
. . USO
.1210
. lCHI
.1 ui
a m
3 10
3 .',0
. . 171 0
si r, 7.1
1 1 121 FURS.
KW3 a "0
STOCK COWS
.'iSfl i Kl
AND
2 ..
1...
1...
1...
1...
3...
:
...
t.n...
j...
8...
r. ..
2...
6...
t...
1...
3..
.
I .
2..
nan
mo
vsii
4SO
rati
i'i
m
ini
ten
615
3 to
10
3 10
0
3 'HI
i 7i
I IK
IS.
ro:.
STOCK CALV13S.
wo s w :.' m
4 :'
4 Ml
5 i")
3
1IH 4 '.1
m 7n:i
tai 1 m
STOCK K US
.'. 2 r.
4 IS7
AND FKUDKH8.
t
Oil
M5
l
sr.
Sixi
(HU
5:0
2 ".(
2 ci
:i 1:,
S '.I)
3 ?s
1....
s....
....
It....
u ...
...
, IKu
, 7im
ffio
Mm
m
4I
3 In
.1 ".'I
3 (il
3 11
3 Tl
4 15
;i 2.-.
NF.BUASKA.
GO feeders. . S13
3 10
39 feeders.. MP
3 40
3 IM)
3 10
:: 20
s 20
1 cow 10S0
11 cows 1092
3 00
3 no
3 10
3 10
1 50
i 0
2 75
I cows
nr.
1 a leer.
I hull..
3 cows.
5 Puws
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1 cow into
h feeders. . xoo
1 cow 720
71 cows.. .. 97i(
1 cow 70-1
(in 3 rr,
cotmAjio.
00 15 cows . .
3 10 9 feeder.
IT reed ero.. 740 am 15 cow's ...M32 2 fl
11 heifers... Nil 3 10 9 feeder. 1050 ,'175
1 render. . 550 2 75
llotlS -Th"fo wits nbnul t. usual Prldav s
run here today and as th" chli uu mu 'k 1
was n shadrt higher lbs foiling here w,i.
also better '"he tnarii"t oiieiu.l on I1I1P,
active .(. nil advance of 2's" The In u'
siring wild at SI S2'v, ns ug.i1i"t 4 'n v si. r.
imy. with the belter ho.-.i selling at $0',
and $1.9711 The comni mil i-rid( of
course, soltl Irnm $4 92's .low. Afl-r 1I1 p
fifty loads had chiiuuel I. m l nml-' i'
-eemed to have thg'.r tnoht uiiienl urthr
idled nno very little whs dot.e for a thn..
Thev lliinlly I'uiighl them up. Iiovvcvec ni
practically the mine price., thai the first
1'illf of Hie letellits sold for. As ,.,
sien from Ihe sibs below, loduy's mcr "t
is very much like .v'strla
1 lily
IdBher. ueprefentative -(dim;
No Av fh I'r No Av Kl.
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till. ITllltS (nihil Ml.1,.1. ..t.... ii..
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UrrS. ruh ,,,,, history of tin
each .lV." (S"!?1 "'"J'" "'1 'uv'
nl mm Tl"? h'"p ,w", leiie1 up
' Jiatlsnictury prices
H i J JJ t"h'' n Pn-kers
J ..P.. 1, h"y,r n"d It Was c,i ie fi n
himfw 1 1,1 -I- ep an t
The same is tins hern the case nil ,ii,u a
th- dctniiid lor fiederi Was nl-o p,,u,i ,
Hie siip,iv and no partb ulnr c! at c.. in
prhes was nothesble
Wuoi.Hlnus' choice western grass vvi-in
' r.',', "" ''"die grass yesrHniss .i
'(4 05; cholte ewes. J3 2Vd.1 (0; fib t., c ..l
ewes. i3(rt3 2:.. cull ewes, 5 50(JirHOi el,... o
-luiiiK 1,1111ns. j4,j(.ii"i; jair to nm , hp;i
1.1,111.'-. 4 .nrr(s to, iee((er wei(i(irs.
ers 11 3f,ii. d.
lectler Iambi. 1 1 am 4 to
h-'present-if ' .
snltyt.
.N'n.
ISO Western ewes
2" Wy.tinliiB culls
pi WjomiiiB buck Ininhs .. ..
24 i . iiuttiir feeder wattiers
21" WvotnliiR wcthurs
tls '5 otiiliiK wethers
4 Idaho w-eihem
!.7s v.'tnlnit wetherii
H WvomliiK wethers
17 Id.iliu tp.'dci lambs
Idaho f. . ler lambs
iftt Idaho lambs
40 Nebraska feeder ewos ...
124 Nebraska f t eder ewes ...
I lull culls
15 v omliiK evv ps
31 N braska fi cler Wethers .
27i .voniuiR i ibers . ...
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futile (tcnerilllv Sieml v Hogs (((id
I. III. lbs lllnhcc mill cllve.
CIllCAOo i ii 1 12 CATTI.i: UeiPlpc,
2sl hi .id. in 11 k.t km, r.illv slci.lv . 11 1
lives, In--1 ,11 sill. Ioi'iiv llv inrtn.idt .it
$5.S0; good 10 prime steers, $,"t 45 11 li s.i poor
tn medium, $4 4011 3 30 selected reed. 1
flow, at $2 7fi'i I 40. mixed stncker vv .1 ,
at fc7Mi3.fi:,. C11W-. $2;Vi(l2.E. In It w.
steady, al $2,755(175. caiili-is -low ,11 v."i
1(250; bulls, fining, ut J.' 7Vu t ', ,ih
Jluotifl.lO. Texnns. receipis. wi in mi. 1,. t
on sale today thirteen carloads .11 $." "
Texas fed stier-, $4 co-til f. Tei- tr s
steers. $3 251(4 In: Texas bulls $2".io:.",
IIOOH llecclpts. 24.O0O head. iMin,.i 1
tnmorruw. 2o,nei. left ov"r, 35". m.ik. t
fs- higher, 11 live; mixed and hut. h 1-.
S4 fCili.30; kik.iI to choice heuvv. $;.! if
.27i3, rough heavy. IAV!4 : bchi
hlKher, extept under Ifti lbs -o .1'
jl tMi5.27'B; bulk of sales. $5 or, If "t.2o
SIIKFP AND LASlllS Hiceli.i " )
head; sheep steadv. lambs 10c hluli. t . C" "1
to choice wethers 3 V K I 15: fair to 1 1 1 -.
mixed, $3 45113 5. Weiern -lieep Jlv.'.ull.
Temis sheep, $2.TiiK(!,'! W, nitlve l.imh-. l
1.'i5u; Western hi 111 lis. $1 7M " : ."
New . nrl. Live Mock.
NKW Y lltK. Oct 12 - HKF I'.S II--eelpts,
3.2V2 heail; steers slow an. I g nt-.illv
10c lower, bulls and euvvs. slendv tn i, , (f,
steers, $1.7111(5.76; oxen and ctegs. $.1 '"u I i;
bulls. $2.2.Vi(3.l; cows. $1 MUM 55. ' aid. 11
slow; refrigerator beef. O'juilii. pel lb .
shipments. 4 In bend (attic, l bin u i.ti'i us of
beef.
CALV17S Hecelpts. I"" head. '..lis,
Btentlv ; grasscrs slow , veils. $4 I'lis Iilll.v
calves, $4: grussers. S2 .'13 1"; fed talvts,
$3.2511 3.50
till KM I' AND LAMP.S Ueieipts, ( UI
head: sheep, steady; lambs, vvei.k und I01J1
25c lower, except for choice, sheep, $2 Tip
4.25; culls. $1 75112.50; lambs. $1 50. tf.ua : f. vv
extra, $0.12'ti1i(l.25; culls, JII.ihKiI.'m, c.m.ida
lambs. $5 sauti.au.
llOOS-Uecelpts, 0,til7 head, dull and
weak at S.".3ulii.ri; choice light stale, v". tVi
kiumiiN Cllv Live MoeK.
KANSAS CITY. Oi l 12. -CATTLK Ite
celpts. ;(,::iio natives, l.nuo Texans, !"" calves:
nltliough the supply was light, trade ru'e.l
slow at sleiitlv prices; native steers. $175
(1(5 45; Mocker and feetlcrs. $3 25'u 1. 15;
butcher cows and heifers. $3 ootid .VI, cau
111 l-H. $2.4"(i.l.(io, fed westerns, $2 51KI-I 50;
Texnns. $3.niil.l4ii, calves. $1 UW5 m.
IIOOS -Iteceipts, S.khi lie.nl; active mar
ket, prices steady to fie higher: heavy and
mixed. JTi.m '1T1 10; light. 11 P.Vif", J."-: pigs.
$1 3iK!(4 se
HIIF.P.P -Hecelpts. 2.7fO bend: another
light supply and l.lg demand: trade nitlve,
prices .V.iluc hhrlier: lambs, $1 4'.'..i.S.t.' . tnut
tutis. $3 .'..Ml no: stnekeru nnd feedeis, $:) J5
dl-t.35; culls. $2. .Willi no.
s. I.uills Live Mitel. Mini. el.
ST. LOCIS, Oct. 12.-CATTLI" Ui Ipis.
2.vm head, market stcaitv ; native shinning
and expert steers, $",.ii'iij.'i Hi; uressetl ImT
ami iMitcher steers. $4 '.'( "1.2.1; sic rs ie 1. -1
mm hs. $3.uiHi 1.5a; slock, rs mid f. . .1 r",
$2. 4nli4. vi, cows and hellers. $2 2..',i I 7 ,.in
Hers, U.Mi'l 75; hills. $2.2Vu'l.7'i, T. .i-. :n,d
Indian steers, t", 0ui4.:ti. cows nnd h. It. rs,
$2.:m-3.o
IP HIS - Iteceipts, O.IUO head 111.uk. t
sleadv tn strung, pigs and lights $1 v.,?
5ni; packers. 4.S.Vu5 10; bntcheis, $'. "''f
6.25
SIIKKP-lleceltits. l.'.IKI hciitl, market
Ktcadv : milttnlis, $.'1751(125. lambs. Jl 2."if
5. In: culls and bucks, $2(0113.50, stock i,
2.501J3 25.
Nl Joseph Live siucl..
KOI "I'I I ST. JOSKPII. Sin.. 0,1 12 (Spe
cial. 1 The Journal iiunies:
CATTLK Hecelpts. I .Run head. miirkrf
steady, duality pour, n.illviii, St Km,', ;in;
'I'exus ami VVi'Sterns. $3,251(5.25. cows nnd
hellers. $2 2.".li i;"i ; hulls und nlags. $.' i"i(i
4.75; yearlings and calves, $:i.2.Vu4 stm li
ers (((((I feeders, $3.noi(4.15; venls, SI Mini vi
lloOS Hecelpts. :i.3uo head, ni.irkel '".
higher; h II grades, $5 ii'(i5.l2'a; bulk ul .ihi,
$5.njV.'(5.ii7'i,.
SIlI'IKP AND LASIIlS-ltocelnts. W lu iul.
market strong, lambs, $l.501il,0i; sheep. .u
Iffl.tK'.
MoeK Ik sight.
Following nre Ihe receipts' al the 1, ur
principal western markets fur October 12
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omnha flo:i 5.SI5 ,",.701
Chicago 2,110 21,0.10 7 ufio
Kansas City I ,msi s.iiiiii j 71m
St. Louts 2,UM (i.lm 1 '"0
Totals 10,(10:1 43,'iir,
p. .a
.Ximv 0 rl; Dry
(noils.
NKW YOPK. Oct 12
DUY liooDS
Oelierul il. -11111111! nl" average prnl.ort Ions
Hrovvn sheetings and drills, llrm. s.iles lim
ited. Hleiiche.i ciiitons In fair tlfin-i i,. I ;
coarse coliiretl cottons Mill lllllleult to Im,
I'i lut cloths llrm. hut ilcm.'iiid llui'i ,
Prints and glughains linn, linens tending
ncuiusl bii.vers. liurl.ips still adviiiiemc in
price. Large auction su e of silks In Id
lerilny and today hmughl fair .ivcrag. uf
prices.
siignr Murl.el.
LONDON, (id. 12 HI'iiAlt Itiiw. Mus
cnvil. 111. (Id, centrifugal, 13s 3d , be, I, Octo.
her. DM 9(1.
NKW YOKK. oil. 12 -HI 'fl All now.
steadv . lair iclliiiug. t'4c. cenirifug'il, i'fl
test, 4'V. Iiinlusscs. Ic. renneil, (pilel
NKW I lit Ll .-v Nn. Oct
12 SI'OAH
Stetol.v ; new crop, npt u gen ie, none, opt 11
Kettle, ccniriiusui, u-gc ; en 1 ru ilgn 1
1II11W,
441(f,
seconds, 4 '.I-1 He,
I (i 1 1 lord ll( llrled I'liills.
NKW ViHlK, ocl. 12. --C M.IFOUNI.V
DHIKD FHI ITS Market dull, lint nhout
sleady. Kvaporated apples ruled unlet, but
llbnllt Sle.tilv III III,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I prlies, Hlnte.
colllllion. iv. is iuulcd .11 l'.( . prime, t-V(f
.'i'4c ' 1 1 o 1 1 . ".'..(.'.I , funcv i.id'.ij.. Piunes,
3S1SIVI I ' I II', ...S lo ;..e ,i,, I ,,'lilllv
prhuls Itnv.il ll'-ill. M001 ' id, i;'((i
P'c P' u lie" I ' . '' .1 .,"jn. . III . ,, d ii'l '
JAMES E BOYD & GO.,
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C0A1AUSSI0.N,
(JKAI.N, I'KOVlblO.Nhumi islOCKS
IIOAltll OK IIIADM.
Correspordenue. Junn A Wrren tt Co
uireut witea to Chicago anil Nw lore
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