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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-19

forerunner of nervous prostration. with all the horrible suffering that term implies. That Tired Feeling and nervousness are sure indications of an impure and impoverished condition of the blood. The craving of the system for help can only be met by purifying the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one great blood purifier. It expels all impurities, gives vitality and strength. regulates the digestion and makes the weak strong.
 ''In the spring felt very much run down-no strength or appetite. I began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and my appetite improved and did not have that tired feel ing" H. R. SoUIREs, East Leverett, Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Started Strong, but Reports of Rain
Weakened the Market.
CORN WAS QUIET AND EASY FOR MAY
Provisions Were Heavy and Trndang
wns Light and without Note
worthy Fenture-Prices Kept
In Very Narrow Range.

CHICAGO, Oct 1a-The wheat market
started strong today, but the signal service
predicted showers for the northern part OF
the winter wheat country tonight. After
that announcement the market became
heavy. Compared with yesterdays final
quotations the price Is Ac lower. Corn was
upheld in the cash department by the good
demand for shipment. October gained hc
and closed at &c Improvement. but May
was hc lower. Provisions were very dun
and again weak, and May oats closed un-
changed.
Wheat opened with some show Of strength
and sold &c above the close last night, but
weakened later and sold off nearly &c be-
fore noon. The early strength was due
largely to the better tone in foreign cables,
and principally those from Liverpool, and
there was some good buying by several
leading local operators, presumably from
New York. and as there was not much SELL
ing pressure prices held quite firm for a
time, local shorts covering pretty freely.
But on the advance there was considerable
realizing on the long stuff which showed
a satisfactory profit, and also generous
short selling, under which the price grad;
ually worked off. Schwartz-Dupee and
Logan & Co. led the buying during the first
half hour, but Brosseau Clifford and Bald
win-Farnum sold pretty freely 1t was re-
was selling heavily, 100000 bu., 1t was
claimed, having been sold there for that
account during the past tnree days., Wnne
fully as much II was thought, had been
sold here. Another weak factor was found
In the reports that rains were predicted In
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. where there
has been so much complaint of drouth: This
served to increase the weakness, and before
noon the price had gone Off &c. December
TO weaken and fell gradually to 60Ac, and
was e0ssc at noon. The market kept weak
and after selling at 60Ac for December and
64Ac for May made very little rally.
Corn was quiet and easy for May, but
October ruled rather firmer. The recent
heavy shipments and the predictions that
deliveries were likely to fall off strength
ened the nearby deliveries, while the Ger.
tHinty of big crop kept May rather easy
and sold II early at 295sc and off to 292sc
October touched 30c to 301sc, split, but eased
off some. October closed at 27sc and May
at 29hc
Oats quiet May selling early at 20%4c, bu
weakened to 20hc to 205sc, split at noon
Trade was light and narrow May closed a
20%c.
Provisions were heavy and trading wa.
light and without noteworthy feature
Prices kept within a very narrow range. anC
with the exception of lard. which was com
paratively weak, yesterdays and today!
closing prices were about the same. In larC
January declined 2lhc and May SC per 10
lbs. Hog. receipts today were 10000 head
and the heavy receipts caused the easy
feeling
Estimates for Saturday: Wheat, 325 cars
corn, 3i5 cars; oats, 265 cars; hogs. 1900
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19


CATTLE-Only seventy fresh loads OF
cattle were in the yards today, as against
eighty-nine yesterday and ninety-eight on
Friday of last week. 1t was in fact the
lghtest run of cattle since october 5. when
only 1885 head were received.
Aside from a few loads of fair western
steers the offerings consisted principally OF
stockers and feeders and cow stuff. There
were not enough steers suitable for the
dressed beef trade to create much cnthu-
siasm among the buyers and no one APP
peared to be very anxious for the few that
were here. There was no life to the trade
and the market could hardly be quoted
otherwise than very slow and lower.
Only fifteen to eighteen loads of cows and
heifers were offered for sale, but the buyers
set out to pound prices. They claimed that
they We're tired of paying Chicago prices
for COW stuff ana ;hat prices had got to
come down. Statesmen were slow to make
any concession, owing to the light receipts
and the trade was slow from start to finish.
About everything was sold before the close
the market being about 10c lower.
The StoCker and feeder trade was active
and anything desirable among the fresh ar
rivals met with ready sale in spite of
the general dulness prevailing in the beef
trade. The prices paid were about steady
with yesterday. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Prices for Cattle Ruled Weak mt the
Recent Decline.

CHICAGO, Oct lS-rrices ruled weak at the
recent decline very few cattle selling anywhere
near So The weeks receipts have run about s45o
ahead OF last week and 1900 ahead of last year.
The weeks supply OF western rangers will reach
about IS 900 head. Great numbers OF these cattle
are on the way. cold weather is approaching
and not many will be shipped later than this
month. Next Mondays receipts OF range stockers
Is likely to be the largest FOR any day this season
About il.eOo hogs and pigs wcrc offered today
including fresh receipts OF 80 900 head. There
was fairly active trade and the greater part Of
the supply was sold at slightly easier prices, tho
closing being weak Sales ranged at from sass
to Sa95 for common to choice hogs and at from
81 to 81. I5 for pigs, packing hogs selling princi-
paly at from $40 to $3.50 and shipping droves at
from $3.50 TO $3.50. year ago the best hogs
sold at $50, two years ago at s6i6 three years
ago at $3.50 and four years ago at S.45
Native sheep sold at from 81 to 81 25 for inferior
light to choice heavy export grades and good to
choice feeders bought freely at from s.. 6S
TO s2,S5, with some sales to Ohio farmers at from
SIS to 81 Western sheep were offered in great
numbers and sold at from So to So 10, some early
sales occurring at s325. Lambs, 81 to 81
Receipts: Cattle 5000 head; calves 800 head.
hogs, 10000 head; sheep, 5000 head
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE.
Less Push Noticeable In the Move
meut of Merchandise.

NEW YORK. Oct. Is.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say: There is less push to the general COM
mercal movement this week. as is indicated by
reports from eastern jobbers and others whose
travellers have returned from trips west and
northwest. There are. OF course, noteworthy ex-
ceptions. Baltimore merchants find relatively
more satisfactory trade. This is largely due to
the remarkably favorable conditions at this point
In general the volume OF business appears stgh ly
smaller. Throughout the west there are favorable
conditions except north of Missouri and Kansas
where there Is no change from the previous mod
crate volume, where recent weather conditions
have checked trading somewhat. All lake ports
report an active demand for tonnage and firm
rates. Kansas City announces an active week
in commercial circles, do Chicago and St
Louis. with the outlook for a good season .
business.
AT the northwest 'hold your wheat" sentiment
is spreading hut thus far does not appear TO
have had much effect. Exports OF wheat from
both coasts this week tnour included amount to
. iNq 900 bushels, against 22ii, 900 bushels last
week as compared with 3.l92.0oo bushels In the
same week year ago, 900 bushels two
years ago and with S.2Io0Oo bushels In the corre-
spending week Of 1892.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

BOSTON. Oct. ls.-Clearings, SIG. 265.67o; bal
ances, sl,SS1 OOO
BALTIMORE, Oct. lS.-Clearings, s222a, All;
balances, s375,OOO.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S,-Clearings. s4726.-
537; balances, 81 206,037.
ST. LOUIS, oct, B.-Clearings 81 AGA, l59; bal
ances. $3.50 22O Money, 5q7 per cent New York
exchange. 81 discount.
WASHINGTON, Oct. B.-Todays statement of
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance. $3.50 259 l93 gold reserve. SsS A0 05s
CHICAGO, Oct. B-Clearngs, $l30W0)O. Money
rates have hardened that no money on sharp
call with approved local collateral be had at
less than per cent. Commercial paper is quoted
Mt 6GD7 per cent. New York exchange, soc dis
count Bankers London paper, si.SSA94s7A.
NEW YORK, Oct. lS-The foreign exchange
market has developed special weakness on the
sale by Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb q Co. OF a large
block of American securities to Europe. II is
understood that the securities are in connection
with the Anaconda mining syndicate. II is stated
that the option on Anaconda mining stock was
given to Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb & Co. 1t is for
300 600 shares. Of the par value Of S25. mem
ber of the firm informed representative Of the
Associated press that practically all OF the stock
for sale had been disposed OF in London at above
$50 share. The purchasing syndicate included
tho Rothschlds. cassell. wernher, Belt & Co
and the Exploration company Of London. Clear.
ngs, Sl0i 707 900; balances, s6.Oe2. 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Closing Quotations on the Principal
Commodities md StapIes.

NEW YORK, Oct B.-FLOUR-Receipt So 500
bbls.; exports, lO1OO bbls.J market moderately
active; buyers conine takings to actual wants
closed firm but quiet winters. 5Qloc higher
city mill patents, S,ao9i45; Minnesota patents,
S35ogS76; bakers, s.. 2.S0gSlo. Southern -four
nominal. Rye Hour. nominal: superiine, s2,5og275.
fancy s2Soq3.io. Buckwheat nour quiet; $3.50
BUcKwHEAT-Barelys steady; isAG5oc.
CORN MEAL-steady; yellow western. coarse
RYE-puli; No. 2 western, 4sc.
BARLEY-Quiet. western. 4GQf50c
WHEAT--R Receipts, q, 100 bu. exports, II 200 bu
Spot. opeaed iirn ruled quiet without pressure
hard, Ssnc. Options firm and fairly active. SELL
ing up &c, broke lie under selling against pur-
at little rally. with net loss Of n94sc; oc-
tober. closed G6ac; December, s7qdsc, closed 61%c
Spot opened iirm ruled quiet. closed steady: No
:, ss,se. OPTIONS firm all day, with light trade;
a7Ssc, closed S79sc; December, s59sQS59.c, closed
'oATs-Receipts lsa, 200 bu: exports. 800 bu.
Spot. slow throughout the session, closing duh;
No. 2, 2S%c Options inactive, but about steady
closed 2394c: December closed 23S4 C.
nAY-sisSay; shipping. '7C0aSO0; good to
crop, sa7e.; 1895 crop 7GiOc; Pacific coast, 1884
HipEsesteady; California 1sQls.se Galveston.
l6VlIisc; Buenos Ayres, dry gle; Texas, dry.
LEATHER-Duii; hemiock sole. Buenos Ayres,
wooI.-steady; domestic heece IsGsic: pulled.
isQ23c.
PRoVISIoNS-Beef. quiet; family. s1o.0oRl2. 90:
beef hams. N5.o0G 6.00 India mess, $3.50. Cut
meats quiet; picked bellies 6&GIkc; pictled
shoulders, 6Sso; ptcked hams. gG9l4c. Lard dull;
western steam closed at s6; October, S6 nominal.
Pork. quiet; family siL5ogl2, Short cla-. sii 70
Ql3.&
CHEEsE-Firm; large. 5H0silc: small 7Rl0Io.
PETRoI4EUM-ouiet; United closed at sL2iA
asked.
TAII.ow-Dull: city. 4Ac.
RICE-stesdy; domestic. fair to extra. sH86nc;
Unsatisfactory; New Orleans. open kettle
good to choice s9Sf32e
TURPENTlNE-Firnlef; 2ShGe9c
RoSIN-Firm; strained. common to good. sl.s5
6i.7e
dairy. loQiic; western creamery, l6qs3c: Elgins,
23c.
EdGs-ReoelPts. s.o9s pkss.; steady: western.
lSI20c,
METALS-Pig iron. steady; southern, ui;
northern, sl2.0o1l+Oo Copper, dull; brokcrs'
price, s2: exchange price. NLg0Il20 co. Lead.
quiet; brokers price. 0i5; exchange price sS37Is
G3i0, Tin. duh; plates, steady. spelter. dull
COTTON SEED OII.-Slow; rather more dispo-
alton TO sell without actual concession on prices;
yellow. 37U21,sc; prime crude, 2ic; prime summer
yellow, 2IisH2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. B-MONEY ON CALL
Easy at li2d3 per cent; last loan, ~ per cent?
closed at 1lsm2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4Aq6 per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at $iSSl.614.SSh for de
mand and A.S7isd4SIA for 60 days: posted rates
A.ssff4.Ss Ss& and HS3aiS9lR; commercial bills
Sassy
. SILVER CERTIFICATES-61iadl6
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Frm. State bonds
Inactive Railroad bonds. irregular
tat m
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
COLORADO

HoGS-The receipts Of hogs consisted Of nifty
hve fresh loads, against fOrty-seven loads yes
terday. The general quality OF the hogs fair,
but there was absence OF any very prime
heavy loads.
The market was decidedly against the selling
interest. Prices at this point were high yesterday
as compared with other markets and that fact
OF itself was sufficient to make the buyers very
bearish. In addition, however. other markets
We're none too good and result the trade
here was far from satisfactory TO the selling In
terests The market opened with the buyers bid
ding fully lOc lower. Statesmen inclined to
hold for better prices and the trade slow all
the morning. In the end the hogs were about
all sold, the general market being close TO lOc
Lower RepresentatiVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
REALTY MARK ET.

WARRANTY DEEDS.

WARRANTY DEEDS.
A h Conroy and husband to j Ryan,
y block %, Second add to Corrigan
C G Conrad and wife to Harry Mott,
lot %, block g. Brown park............ 5O1
Fritz Sedlak and wife to Maggie Ko-
eel, 20 feet lot II, block 10. first -
add to South Omaha. ......:::....... $50
John Wallace, trustee, to j. w. Carr "a,
New England Loan and Trust com
pany to II d Price. foot strip OFF
5 side lot "a and A foot strip off II
side lot 49, block l, Mayne Place..
G + Munro to Maggie Munro, lot 4,
block e" loves first add .......... 1000
d Redman and wife to Anna b.
Redman, lots and Z, block &c. Flor
Corrgan to Christina Thielke,
lot 4, block l. and lot 10, block 6. ~
Corrlgan Place ..:.....,................ 9Co
l. NJ Morrison and husband to II NJ
Horder part lot /, block 49, part
lots s, and II, block 2i9is, and part
Market street, vacated, Omaha. ...... 10000
A ] Waltermire and wife to John
Haney lot "A, Harlem Lane. .......... 165
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Ed Hageleit and wife to C w Martin,
lot SO, block 6, Paddock Place........
DEEDS.
Special master to II Gorham, lot 3,
block 4, Fosters add .......,........... 800
Same to Omaha Loan and Trust COM
lots 2, 8 and L. block ls7 Omaha. -. 5000
Special master to Union Trust COM
pany, New York, trustee, lot Is.
block 5, KountZe third add ............ $500
Total amount of transfers ...........s $685. .9J7
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Sales show Falling or from the
Recent Large Business.

BOSTON, Oct. lS.--The Boston Commercial Bul-
Ietin will say tomorrow of the wool market: The
sales show falling OF from the recent large
business This is partly dae to the fact that the
big worsted mills have already bought won IN
thJf will not be used until Febru,
AIRY. The small wooden mills as DISTINGUISHED
from the worsted mills are not well supplied win
orders. To this check in the demand has come
the further damper of n slight reaction in trade
and the opening of the Australian clip at 10 per
cent above last years prices, but per cent
below recent London GALES. The recent sales OF
Montana wool for export have not been shipped
Another. but smaller, lot OF llIOOO lbs. of fine
medium Idaho was however, shipped to England
last Saturday. The price low, l0i3c, to cost
SSc clean. The sales of the week 4,43IOOO lbs.
domestic and 1674. 900 lbs, foreign against I15i,-
90 lbs domestic and 3S2 500 lbs foreign last
week and ,60i 800 lbs domestic and ass. 900
Ibs. foreign for the same week last
year The sales to date show an in
crease of 13, 800 $50 lbs. domestic and it9Oi 100
lbs foreign from the sales t. the same date in 1874
The receipts t. date show decrease Of 1871
bales domestic and an increase of 2H,OlI bales
fnr
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

having reached an extreme. the supply of com
mercai bills against such exports was cut on
owing to the unwiliiuehess Of the foreigners to
purchase on any such basis. THIS caused rapid
ndvunce under which rtherrurrent figures for de-
mand sterling frJfn s4s1h to A.ssA. Gold
shipments confidently expected and bear
traders put out shorts on that basis. The subse-
uueut break IN exchange rates to A.E and ASIh
10 sufficient reason for, I've latest recovery in
prices. although the absence OF any public buying
OF stocks checked any pbssible advancing dis
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Foreign Financial Affairs.

BERLIN, Oct. B.-Exchange on London, eight
days sight. 20 marks 4OA pfg.
PARIS Oct. S-Three per cent rentes. 1907
57izc for the account Exchange on London. 25f
2c for checks.
LONDON, Oct B--Consos for money, lO7 ll-l6;
for the account. l07 5-l6. Gold is quoted at
Buenos Ayres today at 1873; Madrid. lG; Lisbon.
l5; St Petersburg. 50 Athens, n; Rome, 1885, .55;
Vienna, 1893.
BERLIN, Oct. 1s.-The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows the follow
ing changes, compared with the previous ac-
count: Cash in hand. Increase 9,4s0,OO0 marks
treasury notes. increase 800 900 marks; other Sc
curties, decrease, 22 $50 900 marks; notes In cir
culation decrease 6S, 300 900 marks
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

bags: total visible for the United states. $40 9ss
bags, against 45s COS bags last year.
SANTOS. oct $50 ndy. good average Santos.
ti4 en- receipts. - 90 bags, stock, a56 900 bags.
HAMBURG oct S.-Quiet and unchanged
prices to y pig decline, sales. n. 900 bags.
HANRE. Oct. fa-Opened barely steady at hf
decline; at noon, unchanged. at p. m, irregular
at hf decline. closed quiet at iaf net declines
sales. 1000 bags,
RIO, oct is.-Quiet; No. Rio. si30: ex-
change. lONd receipts. 900 bags, cleared for the
United states. 5000 bags; for Europe 5000 bags j:
stock 2n2. 600 hnga.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Stevenson Arrives at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Oct. 1S.-ViCe President Ste
venson, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter and Miss Ewing reached here this morn
ing at 7:3O, and went directly to the KIM
ball, where suite of rooms had
son will remain in the city three
days, and will leave Monday. the
day before the arrival of the president.
Efforts being made to induce him to
remain over as one of the guests of honor
on presidents day. but he announces that
an important business engagement will, pre-
vent him doing
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
BRADsTREETs STOCK REVIEW.
Speculation Has been Entirely of n
Professional Nature.

NEW YORK. OCT, IS,'--Nradstl Cots review OF the
stock market tomorrow will SAY: Speculate IN on the
New York Stock exchange foe the past week has
been altogether professional. The public has
been frightened by the fear OF a collapse OF the
Inflated mining speculation at London. This fear
proved TO ha gruundess and the fortnightly settle
ment went over without any disasters whatever.
and spprshensive. Another disturbing influence
found tn the sudden and rapid advance In
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Now York live stock.

NEW YORK. Oct -BEEvES-Rcceipts. SoS7
head; dull; steers lOri5c lower rough stock
steady to frm; natives steady. poor to prime.
S.606r4 20; rangers and Coloradus, sSS2 ia04.2o;
stays and oxen So 60@S,I5; bulls 81. toms.50; dry
cows $ll5a29O, European cables show Ameri-
can steers, 9kGIlLc. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef Sisa9Ac: exports today, 272 beeves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. $3.50 hend;
slow and still lower; sheep, poor to prime 81 %
T2 75 common to choice, 50. 55a2io, prime 81. 10
GAGS -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

,xtv rNnv na

NEW YORK, Oct. S-SlfGAR-Raw, dull; fair
refining. 3kc; centrifugal SO test, SSsc refined,
quiet; standard a. 4ssc: confectioners, 4Sc; cut
loaf. 59sc: granulated. 4Ac
LONDON. Oct. lS.-SUGAR-Cane. quiet
prices fully maintained; centrifugal Java, lbs
Muscovado fair refining lis. Beet. active and
higher; October, los Sd. November, los l0i2d
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Threw Herself In Front of n Train

bOffALo, Oct. B-Dr. Abbie Seymour,
a distinguished woman physician. and an
artist OF repute, deliberately took her own
lie last night by throwing herself in front
works station, She had been compelled to
use orutches since last spring, when she
suffered an accident to the nerves OF her
hip, while attending the postgraduate medi-
cal college at Chicago. This preyed upon
her mind until she snccumbed 10 meIsn-
ohoiia She leaves a sister In Chicago. MTs
Morris Gynne. and a stepmother and an
older sister In New York. She was bora In
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
stock In sight.
ST JouIs Live stock.

ST LOUIS, oct. 1S-CATTLE-Receipts, 200
head: natives steers, s3,50G540 cows Si.s5@3.20:
Texas steers s2,50G3.50; cows. 81. .75@3Oo
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head Market &c lower:
heavy. s3,5O93s0; mixed, S3.i0g3.7O; light. $500
$50
sHEEP-Receipts, 1900 head; market steady:
nniINns 81 2inl2 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. oct. IS-coFFEE- Options opened
steady. with prices unchanged TO points lower.
ruled generally quiet under foreign and local
selling pressure, following a big Brazli movemeat
and smek spot demand; closed duh at i9gl5
ntsegltsa spot, Rio, dull; No; l. sis Mid.
from New York yssterdsy' els bass: New Yort
stock today 2IG,Soi bags United States stock
ss@sso bags; ahoai for The United States, 2se,e9o
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Peoria Markets.

PEORIA. Oct, ls-cohN-Msrket steady:
No. 2. sshe: No. g. 2sc.
OATS-MRrket steady; No. . white l9Q19no;
No. white. lT&Qlsc.
RYE-Marke, shade easier; No g. s9GaOc.
WIIISKY-Market Arm. finished goods on the
basis ot 20 for high wines.
RECEIPTS-whsat, 6, 800 bu- corn. $50 bu. I;
oais 10 coo hI. rye. 1.snp In harley 81. 900 bu
sHIPMENTs--Whest, sSo bu- corn. 81, css bsI. (;
oats, q. sQ9 bu; rye. coo bu. barley. is. 20 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

The total sales Of stocks today 135, O7S
shares. including: American Sugar, 1880; Amcri-
can Tobacco. 4.290 burlington. 6,6O); Chicago
Gas, 1900: Distillcrs 3 300: Iaclede Gas. a. 500:
Reading G 200: St Paul, IS SOo silver Certificates
10000: Tennessee Coal and Iron. 1850: Texas &
Pacific 1900; United States Leather preferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
Cotton Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. ls.-COTToN-Steady; mid
ding l5-16c; sales. 7O5 bales; receipts 4.isS
bales shipments. 4,14s bales stock. 1S IA bales.
NEW YORK. Oct S.-COTTON-Futures closed
steady; sales Ss7. 900 bales; January, s9ll; Feb
ruary 9.15; April. 1924; May. 1923; June, s9,33
October. $S97 November. SS.97; December, 80. O4
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1S,-COTTON-Quiet and
easy; midhng, 9 Lice: low mddling. lS-l l6c;
good Ordinary iGa ne, secep1s Saes res
Rritain. 400 bales; sales si5O bales stock, 249.
SS4 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOuR-Steady; winter patents, s300a3. so:
winter straights 50 s513.25; spring patents, $3l5
Ga5o: spring sraights, s265I3.0o: bakers. slso
Sl2 80
epring bsisG9594c; No 2 red 605s sI65ikc
CORNING. q So4@SO%c; No. yellow, 3OA0
30Ac
oATs-No. 2. 1sNc; No. . white, 21c; No. .
white. 1SisQl9iac
RYI--No. 2. 39l%c.
BARLEY-No. 2. nominal; No. 8, 26a43c; No.
4, 22u30c.
FLAX SEEDING. l, 9ihc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. $500.
PRoVIsIoNS-Mess pork, per Dbl, S,S'haS5o.
Lard, per 100 lbs S.. 60G5.62h. Short ribs. sides
Uoose> 81 90; dry sailed shoulders Choxed),
t5 5S7Mg5 80: short clear sides (boxed), Sj.50G5.75
WHIsKY-Dstiliers finished goods per gal-'
s122
CLOVER SEED-S2.5Odli.50
SUGARS Unchanged; cut loaf, $5.A; sTanu-
lated S457; standard A, S.62
POULTRY-Firm; turkeys, 7hq9c; chickens, .
6Sikc ducks. slaa9Ac.
The following were the receipts and shipments
s,1a
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-19
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE I
Light Receipts and Very Few OfThose Good
ENOUGH for Killers.
MARKET WAS SLOW AND llFELESS
Hog Receipts in Excess OF the Prcvi-
Gus Day md the Quality Fair
Trade Was All Against the
selling Intercsts.
FRIDAY, oct. is.

FRIDAY oCN, 10
Receipts and shipments for the past
twenty-four hours' as compared with the
previous four days. are as follows:
RgCEIDTS