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Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
STOCKS AND BONDS.
There Was Little Excitement IN Securities
Yesterday and No lmprOyement.

There Was Little Excitement IN Securities
Yesterday and No, Improvement.
There Was little left of the excitement OF
yesterday in the stock omnrket today, and
though there was heavy trading In New Eng
land, 1t was principally directed toward get
ting back stocks put out on rise of yesterday.
This WAS helped by tho Interest taken in
the sto,k by Philadelphia house,
although many OF a+ them unloaded
stock bought at lower figures. The demand,
however, was sufficient TO drive the stock to
43ta, higher than II reached yesterday and
its net gain at i21. was Ia per cent. The other
strong point In the list was Distillcrs. which
was again pushed up by the clique and it
closed at about the highest point To a gain of
Ia per cent No feature OF any kind marked
the trading.
Government bonds duh and steady, Sta tie
bonds dull but firm.
The Post says: The greater liberal!ty OF the
banks this week in lending uime money was
showed the decrease in loans TO be only one.
half tho decrease In GepOsits rather un-
usual result. When IL Is recalled how
large percentage OF the deposit
witbdrawa,s are trust company funds, which
are promptly reloaned in the local market.
money Is being loaned now as was outstand-
Ing a week ago This fact Is not without iIl-
portanCe. There Is great deal OF nonsense
IN the current talk about tight money, espec-
lally whenit takes the form OF protest alninst
the statement sent in this paper aud else
where. OF the standard loaning rates.
Nobody VIII find the least dfticu ty In show
Ing Instances of time loans made at rates
materially higher than those reported daily
on this page. These higher rates sometimes
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Cn,cngn Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct L--lspeclal Telegram to
THE BEE, l-Tolay's receipts OF cattle were
little more than 5000 head, and the bulk OF
these were inferior grades OF native and Texas
stock. Slippers and exporters found nothing
suited 10 their needs and the few sales
of common 10 fair steers to dressed
beef concerns, were at steady prices;
butchers at from 3L25 to S!.Jl. The native
division WAS swept clean OF everything useful
at an early hour. Native steers are quotable
AT from s"ij to sh7i for inferior grassers
sales showing an average OF from s3 90 to SI75.
Trade Ia the Texas division dragged weakly
at former prices, and ut "A late hour half the
limited stock was still unso d. Late sales OF
Texas cattle range ut from sl.vO 10 siS5 for
cows and at from $3.50 TO s@15 for poor 10
choice Steers.
again today, and in case OF extra prime quail
ity an Advance OF from sc to iOc was Sc
cured. There was stu u very, bear
ia fefsns fan among sdssIt ssFer' ana oS.an ales
more than steady prices for anything that
did not meet the requirements OF the ship
pers. Receipts were nearly 2,OOO head less
Than on on ne tis,o o!1snE day ,o OF last
the lower grades was slow, the pens were
cleared at an early hour. Today's sales
were on basis of from Is. 50 TO ~ Gi for choice
TO prime shipping grades; s5;l5 TO t.a5 for Roo1
medium sorts and from stsJ to 800 for ln-
ferlor light and rough heavy packing lots.
Less than i,51J sheep arrived for the naI Set
today AM the trade as usual on Saturday,
native Texas aud fed western NUT
tons sold at from si25 to 1850,
and some scattering lots OF culls and feeders
market was noninally steady with nothing of
desirable quality on sale. Thin to fair feeding
lambs are quotablo at from si,73 TO a.5O, for
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
rInancIai Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1-Clearings $780,.
Gsl.
PARIS, Oct. Three per cent rentes 0of
SC for the account.
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct -Clearings, ~, 700, ,Oj4;
balances, sDI3!5. Rate, 6 per cent
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. New York ex-
change selling At Si.50. Clearin!s $203 40;
Lalances, sll4,G55.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 1.-Clearings. S4OJO.-
OJI: balances. $50. 30: clearngs this week
s., .262: balances S2062,0l2
New YORK. Oct. 1.--Clearngs Slt0,4I7, 100;
balances, s., sl,jl6 For the week. clearin.s
S63,21D.966; balances, S5I,113l53
LONDON. Oct Amount of bullion gone
f6,U00 Calcutta linseed Jos I'D per quarter
New YORK. Oct l.-ISpe ,inl Telegram to
The BEE.l-Exchange was quoted us follows:
Chicago. 40c discount; Boston, l21ac discoan t
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 1.-Clearings, 49, :
555,25O; balances. sl5i,357. For the week. park
clearngs $Gs,GSl, 1917 balances Sl0 414,06t. Money
per cent.
BOSTON, Mass. Oct. 1.-Clearings. SlSG42. .5sI /;
balances, si,7sO,5OG. Money, 4d6 per cent.
Exchange on New York l?lac discount. For
the week. C!earings. SJOSG9.3Sl: balances,
S0,79ioi4. For same wees last wear: Clio ir-
ings, Sll2,7Jj,5 o; balances, Sl0.01O62j.
CHICAGO. H., Oct :-Ciear!ngs. Slnl6S,331;
ponding week last year, S93657, 05i New York
exchange sold at 4c discount. Money firm at
50b5 per cent on call and 5AdJ per ceht on
time Forei exchange dun at SisiIa for
sixty day pills and Si.s7 for sight drafts
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

the now caskot factory on Thirteenth and
Grace and the Callahan BLOCK on sixteenth
street. Excavations are IN progress upon
the telephone building tho Morse-Coe Shoe
Brady companyis warehouse, But
one-half OF the seasons work is
yet TO be let. The library building, TO cost
sl0J,0O0; the Omaha club house. TO cost
$4,000; the Sweesy building on tarnam,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, TO cost
500 900, and others are almost certain to he
part OF the building results for 1892, but not
a brick has been laid in any Of them.
During the dull times many mechanics
and laborcrs left the city. The city work
and these new enterprises have absorbed all
those remaining and w ges has advanced
quito n good deal. Contractors are glad TO
get teams now at 81 - per day and 10 pay
common laborers sl.15, Up to August
si25 for laborers were the prevail.
ing rates OF pay. Lathiug, which cost
cents per yard in the early summer, costs
now 3, 81 and even cents per yard. Bri3K-
layers VINO were hunting Jobs at the union
scale of 50 cents an hour now receive all the
way from 30 cents to 20 cents. Material
has been extremely low most OF the season,
and brick manufacturers very generally
closed their larger kilns. The Increased de-
mand has caused an advance oil 81 per thou-
sand and the brickmakers are beginning to
| figure on extensive operations for next year.
"rhe month has been exceptionally good
| Tor the crops. There has been scarcely any
| frost and corn is safe. The state is In superb
| condition both financially aud so far as agri.
| cultural WORK is concerned. There Is no
| failure OF crops anywhere, and while prices
| are low for various reasons not incident TO
| ordinary business conditions, farmers are
holding their surplus for better prices. There
| is nothing discouraging in the outlook either
| in Omaha or the state at large.
"Omaha's excellent jobbiug trade is at
| tracing considerable attention and has In
| duced a prominent Massachusetts shoe man
| to enter into negotiations with one OF oui
| oldest firms for an interest In thor business
| 1.-THE oyster men are warning over prices
and September sales are unusually large In
| spite of the hot weather as consequence.
| "rhe month closes at South Omaha witt
| moderate receipts The number of cattle re
ceved was 21,47S in excess of receipts fol
| August and less than 800 over n year ago
| TIE showing on hogs is Il decrease of 80
from August and an increase of S,2l1 ove
September 1891. Nearly 10000 more sheel
were received this month than in Septcmbe
] 1891, and the increase over August exceeds
10000 Hogs ranged high ia price for tb
month, while cattle have hardly maintained
the average expected. The month closet
with somewhat disastrous fire at the ward
and with the new packing house structure
| well under way
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Sensational Climax in the Big Deal in
October Ribs,
WARRANTS OUT FOR cuOAHY AND WRIGHT
In Wheat the Market Was a Narrow One but
the Feeling Was stronger-other Fea-
lures OF the Day In
the PITS.

CHtCAgo, Ill, Oct L-roday brought
sensational climax in the big deal In October
ribs-the swearing out OF warrants for the ar
rest OF the widely known spectators. John
Cuduhy ana Austin Wright, on n charge OF
conspiracy the working of corner. The
news did not develop, however, while the
Board OF Trade was IN session. and p ices OF
provisions were not Affected In the other
pits too, the day was rem Irl<aDly quiet. The
grain markets were firm during the hrst two
hours of the session They then began to
weaken and the prices to decline, so that at
the close, compared with yesterdays resting
figures, wheat showed decline of &c, corn of
sc for October asd u for May, ana oats isc
for October an i6c for May.
In wheat the market was a narrow one the
feeling was stronger on good local purchases
on the openin, and prices were advanced i4D
6c above yesterdays closing, but the ud-
vance did not hold prices declining from 'sc
to Ac. There was nothing to overcome the
pressure of the heavy and increasint stocks.
Much OF the wheat bought early was sold out.
PnrdrInge wasu . I'd ins snort seller.
There was good dem for corn at the
start, shippers doing AN increased business.
| Strength in wheat and prov sions helped corn.
| But when tho most urgent demand was salts
market again following wheat aud provisions.
All the reports re 'eivet were very favorable
| and IT seemed to be generally admitted that
| the crop as whole was safe from frost
fnir general business was transacted In oats
touNy WltnOut any IMPORTANT lines Oelng dls-
| posed OF. The market opened firm, but weak
eued as the day advanced and closed from isc
| to lac lower
| 1t was AN off day for the provision trade
| But for some good buying of pork cary by
Mitchell, which caused higher prices ana
| brought ON pretty free selling by the packers,
| Baldwin, Waerc, Van KIRK and others, the
| volume of trade would have been extremely
| light. As IL was the business was mostly in
| pork; with ribs almost neglected and lard du /
| but firmly held, There was surprise in the
the deliveries Ribs were estimate at 3.OO0-
| 100 to 400 ',00J lbs. 1t was claimed that most
| OF the RIBS came from the Oh 'cLgo Packing
| company an went to Cudahy & Co. and other
| clique houses.
| Freights were steady Mt 2iac for wheat and
| &c for corn to Buffalo.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
30 cars; corn, 75J cars; oats. $50 cars hogs,
| 3o,0l0 head.
The reading futures ranged rs follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Sow Ynrk MntKcts.

Nrw yopu oct .1LDrn- Rccoints. os
oOn nkgs, cypnrts - MINIS al ptn sacks,
verv dull ard wcnk, S,hos 9g 900 bbis Low
cStfns a. oSB1 wints, S1nntsnts a. iS1I 90;
fnir 30 fancv "a M Ssi 'I, A inncsn,n cIcar sAOl
efS "a, strni,hts All Iv,5i oS N'N'
CoRSNFIt-Duil and stcadv. vellov west
ern si 0"s59 IN '''' """ SS'sN'' 'N''"
WTraTRcceip,s 900 oo, II, exrorts os7 600
I'M. snles soS tG1 I'm ~ fuinres ScOj1 pu
of snot Snnt d,,il inuc,s,1 ,yc,k' 30 . rod
SSa.5S5Sc IN store ard cfnvntor" fst.sI,ss,c
annots oi.st.oitc - n . IA, a rci 7WLe6yos.c.
nngrodod Aroa 'Sn5,S 49,, ~ Inrr,born sltt m
sli7c' No . nortbcTn tls,c. NJ %Cbirnv" sji. al
Sitsr, No . SMiiw"ntoe 7ettE5 TSisc ontions were
duii edvancn a rio ilr az "a hi cantract de-
iiVerics de"IIned IA 60 o, ensier c,bIcs. for
cign srllin" md reaI,9in cinscd ,ye,k ,t m
cbnne cd nricns ~ i ino No red OCT
bnr TstsG1ssSsc cInsIny AZ ;sisn, pern,n ber
al 5.iG6b SSi'c ciosiny aT siH -, N,v sSt.dssSsc
ciosin :, NJ sSic "''''NS' may -
RypZnn ~ Yos,er, G.3Ggtl,
Raut.ry1St"Sdv, westcyn' S5d6,r
RamiEy NHTHCuIet NM steaJv. rcstcrp
eo5n;Sr
Cons -Rccetn,s ma 0o1 nm, nVnnrts iIo mn
I'M aIns s,n n a. In ~ f,tnrros fhyIeG hu ot
snnt Snot f,iriv nrtivn fnr nrnorts Hut weak .
Sn SoX@SiSc IN ciovntor ,S,h os.c ufn II;
ad n,ixed biGSitar ON ,ons onencd
nj n IerIirc 81 Ssc in pctoh,r. nthcr mont q
uncba angnd m - nm, advanced t.cls.c, de-
clinnd AGSisH IND coso wa,L nt unrbnnged
nricos tp ic dawn. trTdinv fnir. 0ctober bIs,
61,iasr ,Iosing M 5ic. %ovnmher 5iI.6taia -
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Duluth Wheat Market.

DULUTH, Mimi. Oct. This was a big day
In futures, especially December which opened
l4c higher than yesterdays close ana eased Off
i4c before noon; May ruled very active in the
early hours. selling mt roc or lac lower than
yesterday. The opening sales OF cash we've
At the same prices as yesterday,
but they slumped 49Hc before noon.
was easy at 4G4c oif.from yesterday, The
following were closing prices: No. / hard,
cash .3a4ci october i2Ac; December '75i4c;
May 81 l1ae. No. northern cash 70Ac; October r
7OAc; December 1aa4c; May roc No 7. northern
69hc; October 65Hci Decem er, G74.c; No. 8.
No. northern &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Hides and pelts,

Following are the prices paid by Omaha
dealers for hides and peit quoted subject to
change without notice: No green hides &c (;
No green salted hides 48i'.c; NJ green
25 to 40 lbs. i61iAc; No green salteu des, 25
to ~ lbs, 3GDr4c; No veal calf. to l5 lbs 556
De- No veal calf to Is lbs, 3Hc; No 1 dry
flint hides. 7c; No. . dry flint hides Sc;
No. dry salted hides, 50n5c. Part cured
hides &c per lb less than fully curet
green salted shearlings Short wooled early
skins each 15825c; dry shearlings short
wooled early skins No. 1, each 5LDiOc: drv
each. sc: dry flint Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts, per h., actual wei Iht, lO6o
lfac; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska Murrain
wool pelts per lD,, actual weight Spl!c; dry
flint Colorado butcher wool pelts, per lb..
actual weight. lO0l2Hc; dry flint Colorado
Gol0c; dry b,s' AN OltHI actl II w,l ghti,
QcDc Have feet cut off, as it is useless to pay
fralfu Ia them. -
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

ST., LOUIS. Mo, Oct l.-FLoun . I'm
S.e ejG1a.S9; fancy, s!.73@a9o; choice, S!.2j024j;
family, S2.OO9.lO.
wHEAT-Openod firm and advancei lsc. but
then droppcd and closel l4D6c below yester-
day; cash, Goc; October closed 6Jla@604c;
December, 7lAGb7!3 &c; May, 7sas07s1.c
CoRN-roiowei wheat and closed ~ under
yesterday: cash. i0aaDllc; October, 40Hc: No
vember, iO14c BID; December, 4Jisc; year, 3JBc; ;
May. 4sis".
OATs-Lower: cash. 29SSc bid October closed
299s0.0a4c; November 30aac; May, 35sc.
RYE-Lower to sell, sec bid.
BARLEY-Quiet; sample lots Iowa, 6jc; Min
nesota 62c; Nebraska &c.
BRAN-Duil, 60c east track.
HAY-Dull ana unchanged; timothy 1880;
prairie. So. $4,000.
LEAD--Dull: 3d. 50 asked.
FLAXSEED-Quiet; Sl.04
BUTTER-Unchungel creamery, 2O124c;
dairy. l6@2lc
EGGS-unchanged; l6ic.
Conn MEAL-Quiet; g. lJGD2.I1
WHISKY Steady Mt : 10.
pROvISIONS-Dull and only n sill yht iobbing
trade lone Mt previous quotations
RECEIPrs-Fiour, 1000 bbls; wheat. l72 900
bu: corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 1900 bu,; rye.
13,O0); barley, ln00J bu.
SHIPMENTs-FIour, 5000 bbls; wheat. 1l2O)J
bu,; COIN, 5000 bu.; oats 22UU0 Du.; rye II, 900
bu.; barley, 1900 Du.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
WESTERN CATTLE
3 cows .... S6a / 3, 37 cows. see. 25i 100
'tailings. +reNans

HOGS-lio-s have shown comparatively little
change the past week. Conditions h ave been
much the same AS IA week ago. and the market
appears To be In cond ition of uncertainty.
Eastern buyin orders show no prospect of AN
increase, but - long ns II holds mp us well ms
at present IL serves rs a check 20 the bear sh
inclinations OF packers. The good fresh meat
deman is also n siren tthening influence. and
with moderate rocc pts packers wilt be unable
to break the market to any great extent.
Tho following table shows the average
weight of hos hy months for the past six
years, ana IL will be noticed that the uvera e
Is nearly twenty pounds heavier than u month
ago. showing Il large proportion of heavy corn
fed hogs;
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

NEW York, Oct 1.-Dull, steady; crude in
bbls;. Parkers, s5.i5; crude in bulk, s2s5; re-
fined, sk 10; ut Philadelphia ami baltimore
at 53c for November.
oorToHsEEp oIL-Dull but steady crude.
"a sc; yellow. 3Oc.
TALiow-ouiet; city Cs2,Oo for pkgsJ4n
Rosls Quiet hut steady; strained, COM
mon 20 good. sl.25dL .27l;.
TuRPESTISE-Stcady AT 27ls6l?0c.
LYNDON, Oct L-CALCurrA LISsEED-90s 3d
per quarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

mean Discrimination against unpopular coli
lateral, such as Industrial shares; some
times they arc due 20 personal dls,
elimination AGAINST tho borrower; aud
sometimes they reflect the wish " few lend.
ers To hoe OIL Tor better rates. In none OF
these can the rates asked or conceded oe de
scrlbel MS the ruling market quotations Tho
wish Tor higher rates IN certain quarters, not
only among bear operators Tut also among
responsible lenders the wash is so often father
to the thought that 1t is unfortunately. apt
to warp jud tment
The to,lowin! are the closing quotations Tor
the leading STOCKS on the New York stock cS-
n Nhn at t.nta
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
ARTICLES. OPEN. MON Low. ICL0,
Cash quotations were ms follOw.

Cash quotations were as follows:
fL)ul-Steidy; winter patents, S3.10lIt00;
winter straghtS SkIO0I.G5; spring patents.
SI7jlp+t0.
WMEAT-No. spring. 72ssc; No. spring.
G2Iijc: No. red 7:5sQlT2a4c.
CIRN-No. 9, I!iac; No. b, l3c.
OATs-No. 2, 3 &c: No white. I. o. b., 800
3itac; No. white 3oa0j,c.
RYE-No. 9. 55c
BARLEY-No,2 G;lc; No 3, 55ci No, 4, 4OG153c.
FLAX SEED-No. ], 5 .07.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, Sl.57.
PoRK-Mess per hbl O656lO7o; lard. per
100 lbs, IS. @s.l .l2H; short ribs, sides Noose>,
SI8NDl0. 10; dry salted shoulders (boxedI. 81. 10
0?:?O; short clear sides (boxed SI05DS.OO
.. WHIsKY--Distillers finished goods, per gal,
Sl.15.
SUGARs-Unchan:e :ed; cut loaf. 5nd5ac;
granulated. 5asc; standard "a" SAC.
Receipts and shipments today we're as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
MONTHS 1892
Increase this year.

Cattle values have huctuaued. wltnIn (.
narrow range the past week. In general
prices have been well maintained ON the more
desirable grades of beef steers and cows,
while as usual the liberal offerings being
largely made up of common and inferior stun,
the market has been rather weak and fre-
quently decidedly lower on these grades Bust
ness continues brisk In the stoclSer and feeder
line. The country demand has been fairly
sat sfactOry all week and the movement from
the yards quite active. Fridays shipments,
cou, ,prsing nearly 100 cars, was one of TIE
largest in the history OF the yards. Prices
have held up we'll on the good smooth
iieshy grades, but the trashy under
weight stun has been hrrd TO move.
Dry corn fed cattle are exceedingly scarce
and are In good demand, the few loads re-
ceived to-day selling at stronger prices The
general run OF cattle was common, but few
desirable beef steers ON sale The COW mar
ket was pretty badly squeezed and prices as
rule were from SC to lOc of, with the trade
more or less uneven and dull A local house
received several loads of southern COWS, and
this, with limited demand from other
buyers caused tho market To be pretty weak,
The trade In stock cattle continues fair y
bris% and handy grades were ,quotably un-
changed, A lar.e number OF light stock
helfers and bulls are being offered and prices
on such are extremely low Representative
srles:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

GnAPEs-Concords. 2jc per lO-lb. basket
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-Per crate, Sl2j. mus
cats. Sl.15; Toknys more plenty.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-Per box. 8. so
CALIFORNIA PEARi-S2.5 QDkOD per box.
AppLES-Per hbl., 2l)O; fancy, $780, five Dbl.
lots. 25c less
OUINCES-per box $500 ".
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

The week closes with very fair run and y
rather uneven market Packing hogs so q
about nc lower, although prices improved
slightly toward the close OF the m arkct
Choice lirht and medium weights were in fair
demand. and such offered sold readily at fully
steady prices. The bulk of the hogs sold ut
from $40 to s5 20 and ranged from Si.8, on
light to s5.3, on choice butcher weight Rep
resentutiye sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Omaha Produoe Marke,.

BuTTEn-Packing stock, l3Gl3.c; choice
country, l5lglsc.
pouLTRY-Good od hens and chickens SAG
DC; ducks DC.
.porAToEs-Per bush, 75c; sweet potatoes,
sl.2i
QEGGs-Is9s,sc
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
New York Money Market

New YORK, Oct l.-MoSEY IN CALL-Was
easy Mt from to per cent; last loan, per
cent: closed offered at per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE pApER-.iIS 66 per cent
STERLiNG EXCuANGE-Quct and steady mt
&.siA for siNty-day bills and SiS64 for uc-
mlDd.
Tho CLOSING nnotntinns on bonds:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
LiyernnoI Markets..

LIVERPOOL. Oct. -WuEAr-steady. demand
improving; holders offer Moderately; No.
California. Us 4iadGIBs 81 per GENITAL: red
western spring, Us IalGDjs I'd; No. red winter
5s lld@15s lfd.
CORN-Frm, demand improving; mixed
western, As 7I.d per Genital.
PoRK-prime mess. western, fine, IS per
tiercc.
PEAS-Canudian. 5s sad per Genital.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
LIVE STOCK Markets.
Comparison of Sep.embar's Record with
That of Pas Years.

OMAHA, Oct. 1.-The month closes with
very moderate run, making for the week
very crGdiJubie showing compared with last
week and u year ago. The record is us fol-
lows:
Catte Hogs. Sheep,
Receipts this week ..... 2l,7s6 2?.pj5 5.35
Receipts previous week 205l2 2O,S4 10, l23
Same week last year. ls,6u l6,OD 1000
The following table shows how receipts have
run for the past nine months as compared
with the same nine months last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Cott III Market,

New ORLEANS. La, Oct. 1.-Stcady: mid
ding. 7-l6c; ow mid tling. &c: good ordi-
nary. G.ac; net receipts. l2+S bales: gross.
4.54i bales; exports coastwse. :, OS bales;
sales. L1Ol bales; splnners N!s; stock, 110Jl.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

sianshterors 500 20 $3.50 and choice to prime
at from eIGO to N5a.
Receipts; cattle, 1850; hogs, 10000; sheep
I. o.
The Evcnnt Joutna reports;
CArrLr Receipts, S,5On head; shipments.
2loQ hcadi market steady; choicc 10 prime
natives. &0)bh ~; others 81, hdti so; foeders.
S!2JlhA00; stockors, sL1SDA2,; westerns, e. ~
1AjO; Texans. siSN6h2,S5; cows, 81. t6J9.5O,
lloGs-Rccolpts, $500 head; shipments.
6OJO head; market steady to shade stronger;
rough and common, SIS COS w; packing ana
shipping, &l0dt635; prime heavy aud butch
ers weights. S,ill6S10;llI Iht, 81 lOiI5 81
SIEsr-kecoipts, 1000 head; market steadys
natives. AuUdoiOl; mixed, A2,dfIUO; prime
ycarlings. sk11Dh0li fed Texans. SjgO9L50;
westerns, SL7jiGl,3j; lambs, si50@A,1S
st. Louis Live stocE Market,
ST LOUIS Mo, Oct I-CATTLE- Receipts.
2IOJ head; shipments 400 head; market
steady; fair to choice native steers, $40 GtLOO:
fair to good Texas and Indian steers, s.. 1000
T. l0i cows, S2OGt2.SL
UOGS-RcCopts. 800 head; shipments. 1000
head market quiet; heavy, sh2UGS,5J pack
IN &OoWhAO; light SltOl.3L
SHEEr-Rocolpts, 200 head; shipments 900
head; market irlncri coud native muttons,
range $50 Wi6'; Texans sh0OGbL00.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS.
st. I.uui, Markets.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
l6D.!c EGGS. frmeI; strictly fresh l9Gll9Iac
market was fl mer creamery. lG@24ISc; dairy,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02

2l50 bags. including 1iOt,ohor si4.6Sni+.T0;
November. silBi; Decetutur. St4,Si6piI Is; Jun-
uury, sl45J; March, Sl4apes tl.i0; May, $4,000
HiO Spot Rio. nomiuaH Hysprmer; No :, sl5,S9
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
PIGS AND ROUGH.

PIGS AND HOUUH
.36) 80 4..... l55 40 %
SHEEP-Fve double deck loads Of Mexican
wethers of fair weight and quality were
otferei, Il part OF which sold steady. Fair
TO good natives $L5O0+aO; fair to good west
erns, Si.2j6ui.l5: common and stock sheep S!25
61l25: good to choice 40 to O0-lb. lambs, ShO0
6G+ia Representative sales:
No Ay. Pr.
ago New Mexican wcthcrs ..... ..... II S3
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
New York Mining Quotations.
Ni,,u n.A f1,ll Inn 4 I,I
: asked.
st. Louis Mining stocks.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Oct There was no trading
the Mining exchange today, but prices
were stronger The following quotations were
made on call today:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-02
Cnnee Market.

NEW YORK. Oct l.-options 10 to ~ points
up; closed steady, 10 and - points upi sales,