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TIT 15 OMAHA DAILY" B.I5E: T TEST) AY, OCTOBER 0, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Wheat Mrkt isQulot and Irregular and
Oloses Lower.
PRICES IN CORN FAIRLY ACTIVE AND FIRM
Oats rr Kttreinclj Doll anil rinlsli
tension I nplinnwril-l'roi llnn
Are Firm llecuuse of Re
ceipt of Hojis.
CHl('ti. dpi S -Wheal w.is unlrl and
Irregular today with lower entiles and good
wonthor the predominating Itlll.ieiice. No
vetnber closing SUV; under Saturday.
Com closed V higher, outs tun hanged fi rl i
provMnnH 2!v lower lo 5( hvhnr.
November wheat opened ,e lower at ii'tC
and on selling, imrt of It for the foreign
account oroppoii riurlng thi forenoon to
Vc. In this tho factors were n decline nt
Liverpool und clear, cool weather In the
northwest, together with liberal north
west rn receipts iinil th" closing of some
of the Minneapolis mills Thei; wns con
siderable short selling "it rh In the exporta
tion of a hnlf mil Ion increase in nil- vi
Iblo supply Tli Usllile statement, how - ;
ever showed SOim bushels decrease nnd on
rebuylng bv those wtio nan soni .
November rallied slmrplv to i,e. Snorts I
being saiistled the mnrket declined aaa.n
nd closed weak Not etn.ier t,4r lower at
fiKc Prlmiii' rcelpts were (..nJio
btinhels Mlir . spoils and luluth reported
Ul cars .ignliisi s7 last' Snturdnv Local
earn were three of enntrnet grade.
Braboard ilearances were eo,unl In wheat
nnd flour to .W.ono bushels. New qrk re
ported nothing for export According to
board figures the worM's shipments last
week were 8.1fi5.to0 bushels, practically the
fame ns those of the previous week nnd a
Vear ago The amount on passage showed
1.177,000 bushels decrease
Corn was fa'rlj- actle and llrm rtn a
rood shipping demaml. wonn bushels being
received for export. Iteeetpts were 80.1 cars,
lis cars over the estimate Trade was prin
cipally Id Or tidier, which sold between
40l;e anil 40i,c. closing- '.c down nt 40i(,c.
November solrl between :7Vc and 3i'c.
closing e up at nT'.wiT'm;
Oats wero extremely rl ill. ,o ember sell
ing between 22'e nnrl a2i22ttr nnd closing
Ulichangerl nt 22''i2'.'Se Iteeelpta were
4.11 ears The corn llrmneHs hr lrl the mnr
ket. Prolsons weie quiet Tin' market
ehowerl llrmiit"!H beiniiMe hog receipts were
6.il head under the estimate Or: toner
pork sold r.ff rrmn $17.f"llrt CKJ nnd Novem
ber rellnriulsbed lis eur'y gum In sympathy,
lard and r'bs also easing off u trltle, bit
closing srr.id .tdnuary pnrlt Mold between
JI2 00 and I1 '. iinil r lnseil 2'2c lower nt
111 S7't. .Inniuiry lurd between S7 frj-- anil
IC.97'.4, closing :,v higher nl $7.m, and .Inn
liarN ribs between Jii.B7'4 and W.W,, with
tho close n shade up at JG.IU't'Tlii.S.i.
Kstlmated rr-celpts tomorrow: Wheat,
ilO cars. corn. 77i cars; oats. 4ft ears;
lin?s ,11 OHO head.
Tho loading futures ranged ns follows:
Articles
No. 2.
fash quotations were no follows:
KLOnt- Sternly, wilittr patents. J.1.0I&4 pi;
tralghts, J3.20ii.l.80; clears, J3.5iV:!-C0; siiilng
specials, JI.tVHil.7o; patents, tZ.mH.V);
tralghts. $XlUi(3.i;0; bakers. W.'Jflrft 3.83.
WHUAT-No 3, 7S'sit77V4c: No. 2 red.
Ti(jj7SV',e
COItN-No. 2. lOfill'se; No. 2 yellow.
41' w413o
OATS- No. 2. 22'af22ic: No. 2 white. 2H2f(
2je. No. 3 white. 2lti2i'.c.
ttYK-No. 2.. 42c.
TtAIU.KY I'm I r to choice malting. IJ?j.'Sc.
SKKDS-Nu. 1 llax. JI.G.S: No. 1 north
western, Jl.Wtl.C0. Prime timothy. JI.20K
4.::o.
PUOVISIONH Mess pork, per bbl., JirniO
Qlii.OO. Kurd, per Uhi lbs.. J7.32"'f7.:tj. Short
ribs sides (loose), ISOOfiS.:. Dry salted
shoiilrlcrs iboxedl, jr,.2r,f6.ii21v. Short clear
Rides iboxedl. JO. I51(ti.&5.
WHISKY Uasls of high wines. J1.27.
Sl'OAU -Cut loaf, JG.C0; grauiilnted, $3.10;
eonfectloueis' A. Ji, off A. J..S5.
Following are tho receipts and shipments
of the principal grains;:
Articles. llccnlpts Shipments
Flour, bbls 211,0 m .0ii
Wheat, bit MUI 2j.0
Corn, bit 570.(ni S.io.0'0
Outs, bu I3S.0U0 327.0OO
nye, bu I.0" 1.OI0
Ilarley bu V.0" .0i
On the Produco oxclmngc torlay the but
ter market was llrni. Creameries. Itu;
dairies. 13fflSc. Cheeae, llrni. 10'4ftl!V.
Eggs, llrm; fresh, 14c.
NIJW VOItlv" Gl'.M'lIt Al MnivRT.
()uotntllillK
of the- liny on
nrloiis
Coiuiiiodltlr'N.
NKW YOHK. Oct. 8.-FKOI K--itecelpts.
41.0J1 bbls.. exports, 10,12.1 bbls.; sales. 8.10H
pkgs, Was very quiet and a simile lower
to sell owing to further declines In wheat.
Minnesota pntents, J4.20'ij4.l; Minnesota
bakers, JMt3.4i; winter patents, J3.7ii
4.00, winter straights, j:i.Mtt3,Cj; winter
extras, J2,70T:t.(m, winter low tirades, J2.45
(32.60, rvo flour dull, sales, (Ai bbls.; fnlr
,to good, J3.10ti3.3n. choice to fancy. tXX,if
3.70; buckwheat Hour, easy; J2.10fi2.30.
tirCKWllKAT -Quiet at OKutMC, c. I. f.
New York
COItNM ICAI, Steady ; yellow western.
We. city. Me: Hrandywlne, J2.4Mi2 60.
KYI5 I'lrm. No. 2 western, V.'.tf) f. o. li.
atlout, state, J5.G0it5.60 c. I. f. New York.
HAHliKY I'lrm; feeding. I4fl ISc c . f.
llurfaln; iiialtlllg, 525162c c. I f. lluffalo.
IIAHIiKY MAl.T Dull; western, tUiQOXc.
WHKAT Hecelpts, 483,775 bu. , exports,
l'22,01fi bu,; sales, 2,550,oo) bu. ; fut ires. 160,
000 bu. spot: spot easy, Nn. 2 ted, MV f.
n ti. lion t: Nn. 2 roil. SOW elevator; No. 1
northern. Duluth, S7'ic f o. b. afloat; No. I
1 v.nr.1. Duluth. JiS'.c f. o. li. atlont. On- !
Hons opened steady on rather light offer
ings, but quickly developed weakness and
a sharp decline under bearish cables, big
world's shipments, clear weather in the
northwest and foreign selling. An unex
pected decrease In the vlslblo simply
brought active afternoon covering, how
ever, and -ii partial recovery of tho early
loss, but lliml realizing left the mnrket
weak at lc net decline. Sales Included No.
2 red, March, SSsfiKfi.. closed nt SS'.tc; May.
l3Vlrll5-c. closed at MV, October. S(YrfJWc.
idosed, at S0c; December closed nt Ji2Ne.
COKN HepclptH, 231.025 hi.; exports,
17,197 bu.; sales, loo.om bu . futures, iio.noo
bu, spot, spot easy, Nn 2 4Vc elevator and
47Ho f. o. b. atloat. Steailv to firm all day
on renewed export demand, light specula
tive offerings and covering by shorts on
nenrby options, closed llrm nt ,c net ad
vance? .May. 41V8414c dosed nt 41't. ;
October closed at 46c; December closed at
42Ul
? . ,.. tint l.t, ..vnv,u II,',
432 bu.. spot dull, No. 2, 25VsC, No. 3, liSc;
No 2 white. 27Hc; No 3 white. p.
track, white. 2ivl2i.v; tracK. mixeci, west
;Vn327 oi.t K X'S11.," ' mtSar
lai.l, ollv. IfT.OIKii 17.50.
HAY Quiet; snipping. 74j77ltc; good to
rholee. S2'i!2',c.
IlOl'S-Qub't; state, common to choice.
1JW crop. 10 13c; old olds, 2'noc; Paclllc
roust. 1KM crop, 10W13e; old olds, 2M5e.
HIPKS-Flrm. C.alveston, 20 to 25 lbs., IPc;
California, 21 to 23 lbs., lSUc. Texus dry, 21
to 30 lbs.. 13,e
LKATHF.H- Firm: hemlock sole. Hitenos
Avres. light to heavyweight. 224lf234c;
acid. J2H?l23Vie
WpOL - bull, domestic fleece, 2J82Re,
Texas, 15U(k
rilOVISIONS- Heef, quiet; family, $10.50
(irn.00; mess, J9.nWf9.B0, beef hams, J20.00Cfj
21,ot: packet. JlO.oojilo.W; city, extra India
mess, $16.00(1117,00, Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, $:l.(Wll.O0. pickled shoulders, $6.25,
pickled hams, J0.5ftfl0 23. Lard, eusy; west
ern steamed, $7 75. October c'osed at 7.8.
noinlnnl; refined, dull, continent. J7.Ji5;
South America. J7S.1: compound, J0.25(fJ6.S7's.
l'ork. flrni; family, J16.fi0'in7.00; short clear,
J14 f.0fii7.00; mess, JH.olXf 15.60.
TALLOW-Knsy; city. 4He; country, 4?
" jfJCPJ Firm; domestic, fnlr to extra, 51?
6Uo: January. 4ifjte.
MOLAS8KS Steady; Now Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 4ii5c.
lll'TTKH -Hecelpts. S.;63 pkgs.; quiet;
creamery. l'o20Vo; Jumi creamery, 171f
;0".e, factory iSWililo,
CHKBSK Hecelpts, 5.33J pkgs.; nominal;
all grades quoted nt lie.
UHGS-Hecelpts. 7.11S pkgs.; firm: west
ern, regular packing, nt mark, 15HJPJV;
western, loss off 20c
M KTALS Aside from a decline of
25 points In nessemrr pig iron In
I'lttsburB the motal market pre-
entM very little change of eonee
nnence Pig Iron was easy here, but
nox rjuotnbly lower on the basis of tf.SOtf
open.' High.' Low. Iflnse.1 Sal y.
Wheat I I I ... I .
Oct 7r-,. TriT.' 7r,!. it IB'!
m iii?;';4,-, i'-?r; , iVi? -i I.NKTS-KiiKllsh walnuts, per lb.. 12r313c:
Dee .W n'sffS .S''r"i f.lberts, per lb.. 12c; nlmcnds, per lb.. Iby
Co"' ' mt n..1 to-,! m,1 i'-Jlcw .
Nov NIMs 37'. !:'r,'; S7V ! lIlDIiS-No. 1 green, fit"; No. " creen,
Dec ill's rU J4', .t. fiH1 rl' 5V; No. 1 salted, 7!ac; No. 2 Halterir 6'--;
"fl -'k' 2-' , .., ".. rl U'alf. 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c.
Dec 22VH V i .imwt-'t -:''
Pork I I i I
Oct 17 On 17 iM ' lrt fio I hi M 17 M
Nov 11 !i7'l 12 i , U rt'sl 11 7n I U n
Jan. II K'j 12 ' I 11 Ml 1115 US,',
l.ard I I i I ! .
Oct 7 32j, 7 r. 7 32',, 7 .Wy . 2i
Nov 7 271; 7 32', 7 :i,, 7 27'j 7 22-
Inn. I 7 0) I 7 tC'.j' 6 07'-1 7 "0 1 B If.
II lis I I I I
Oct s on s is r no ' & io 7 07' 3
Nov 7 37',, 7 4.1 ' 7 37' jl 7 10
.Inn. 32's fi 37'? li 32's 0 3.i 3Jij
10.00. Lake copper, though somewhat lower
abroad, held steady her "ii light offerings
nnd closed quiet lit $16,75117 00. Lend was
dull nt 14 07V and spelter very dull n
$4.t7t'ij l-'Vi Tin In I.otiduti iliielliied 1
17s sd for spot nnd LI 7s Cd rnr fitting,
thin InflueiM prompting a similar drop
here nnd caused nn cHSler feeing on tho
basis of $20. V The brokers' jirlre for lend
wns tic1 nnd for copper $16 7
mi tin wiiolf.sam: )hiikiit.
Condition of Trmtr mid ((flotations on
Mnplc Hiitt fnuej Products.
HO,( IS -Receipts, light; Kood stock. firm
at hie.
LIVE pot LTHY-1 lens. WlfiV; roosters.
IHIr; spring chickens, 6lii77e, ducks, 4tl5c,
geese, 1'itoo; turkeys, 8c.
FRESH DRESSED FOrLTRY-Hcns, Sh
TOo; roosters, 6'Utic; rluck.t unci geese, WI
pic; broilers, per doren, $J. spring chickens,
per lb. yviioc; tuikeys, 12'tc
OA.MK-Pral.Io chickens, per dozen, $35
?i4.6o; mallard ducks, pr dozen, fi; teal,
11 .Vi'ifl.76; mixed. ll.GOffi.75; Jacrfsnlpc, $1.25
4fl.8o.
HCTTER-Common to ralr, 12!tc; choice.
lMflOe, separator. 21o; gathered creamery,
lDtiurv.
FRESH OYSTERS - First grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per cuti, I'Jo;
extra selects, 35c; standurds. 2fc Second
grade. olHck lllieii, New York counts. .vr
tun, 30o; extrh selects, 24c; standards, 20u.
PIGEONS- Live, per doicn, Mc.
VEALS-Cholcc, SijlOc.
II.VY -Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
HfiV DeulnlM iiAunlnl fn.i rhnlcn llnlimil.
y.i, X". l upland, js.tfi, medium, JS; coarse,
JT Rye straw, J6. These prices are for hay
good color nnd iiinltty. Demand fair
anl tirlees weaker lueclpts, Wears.
DATS - No. .. wlille, 26c.
CORN- -No. ,i, SjJc.
I1HAN-$12 75.
VKflUTAHMCS.
i rcr.MniJHS-l'er dozen. 20g25c.
M-:V TI HNU'S-l'er bushel basket, &)c.
N1CW UKETH-l'cr bushel, 075c.
NKW ( 'AluiuTH-ler iozm ounches, 25e.
liKTTt'UU-Per dozen, lojjlSc
HADIHIIKS-Home grown, per dozen, loc
HKANS-Wax, per halt bushel basket,
40o; string, 35c
I'OTATOKH Per buthel. 40Wc; sneet
otatoes, per bushel, 7TitWc.
, C'AIIIJAOI'J Homo grown, per pound, V.tc;
Jlollnnd sred, l;c.
CAI'MKLUWKK Per dozen, Jl.
TO.MATOl'8 - Home growl., per half
bushel basket, fV'e.
fiNIONS Homo grown, per bushel, JO'if
tc
T:hKUY-Nebra8kn, S0U)c.
I'lUlTS
l'MACHlCS-fallfornla freestones, SO'ifMc;
cIIiiks, 7ic; rtnn fretston'.-s, 75ysi)c.
Pl.t M8-C'ahlurnlu, per crate, Jl.igi.10;
per box, 60c.
PICA H8-Per box, Jl.7Gff2.00.
UHAPKS California Tokays, 4-banket
crate, ji.M; concords, homu grown, 17c;
Dulawaro and Niarfura, per S-lb. basket,
15c, eastern Concords. IMiiac.
WATlillMKI.ONS- As to size, J5jl7o each.
t'ANTAI.Ofl'B Ueini per dozen, 40tt6'Jc;
large sizes, (U(7nc.
APPI-i:S- Native. TCo'jtl si per bit ; u.T
bbl., J2.Mw2.7S; eastern. J2 75f)3.00 per bbl.
i KANULllHUja-Per bbl., Jo; per crate,
'THOPICAI. rnriTS.
j I.U.MONS-Callfornla, cxtr.i fancy, JI.M);
I choice-, N.
.."ANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2.HHS2.75.
I''Ui8 California, new cartons, Jl; layers,
MI3CliL,LAN130LS
t, I.oulo drill ii mill Provisions.
ST. LOtMS, Oct. 8WHRAT-Lowcr; No. 2
red cash, elevator, 74'4c; track, 74VT7Gc; Oc
tober, 74c; November, 74c; December, 730;
May, 7c; No. 2 hard, 71VS'Q72V4c.
COHN Firm; No. 2 cash, oic; track, 40c;
October, 37'c; December, 33'c; year, 33He;
May, 31'fjc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 22Uc; track,
22s424c; October, 22c; December, 23c;
May, 24V; No. 2 white. 27ij274c.
It YU Lower nt 54c.
I'LOI'H Steady and unchanged.
S12UD8 - Timothy, Kteady at J3.73!81.40.
Klax. higher.
COUNMKAL-Stcady nt J2.O3fi2.10.
IlItAN Kusy; sacked lots, east track, 63c.
HAY Firm; timothy, JO.OOlj 13.00; prairie,
J7.lX'1l lO.On.
WHISKY-Steady at $1.27.
1 HON COTTON'l'l KS-J1.50.
HAOtHNO-JS.10ffS.S3.
HKMP TWINU-Oc.
MFTALS Lead: Quiet at JI.27VV8U2H.
Spelter: Lower at J3 93
POrLTUY-Steacty; chickens, 7',ie; young,
6'vc; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6Hc; geese, 6c.
KOUS-Freiih at 14'te-
Hl'TTKIt-Dull, cn-nmcry. lSfi22',sc;
.lalry, lBlSe.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. firm; Jobbing. J1I..W.
Lard, firm: choice. J7.27H,. Dry salt meats
(boxi'di, steady: extra shorts, JS.87H; clear
libs. J9; clear sides', J9.123. Hacon (tioxed),
steady: rxxtra shorts, J9.(i2',4; clear ribs, J'J,75;
clear sides, J'.i.RT'i.
UKCKIPTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls.; wheat, 153,
(h1 bu. : corn. RR.uoo Int.; oats, 103.000 bu.
SHIPMFNTS-Floiir. 22,000 bbls.; wheat,
43.0HO bu., com, 79,000 bu.; oats, 26.0X) bu.
KnnsiiN City (irnln nml Prov InIoiis.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. S WHRAT-De-ember,
OnUTiU.c; Jlay, 73?;ii73ic; cash,
No. 2 hard, Uift72e: No. 3, 0769',tc; No. 2
red, 73c: No. 3, 6S71e.
COHN-December, 32fl32'ic; May, 34c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 3So; Nj. 2 whlte 3!ii,-c;
No. 3. 33c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 23sS2tji'
HYK-No. 2. D0'4
HAY Choice timothy, JlO.oi); choice
prnlrle. JS.iJ0itS.23.
Iti:TTi:il-Crr;amerlcs. ISfiS'c; dairies,
fancy. 17c .
KCKIS -Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan-
kum stock, 14Hc loss off, cases returned;
new wiiiitiwoon cases tnciuueii, '.jo mure,
ItlXTJIPTS-Wheat. Cs5,60i) bu.; corn. 12.-
800 bu. ; oats. 24.0OU bu.
SIIIPMILN'TS - Wheat. SS.400 hit.; corn,
5,:K) bu. ; oats, 0,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln MnrLet,
LIVKHPOOL, Oct. S. WHHAT-Spot. No.
2 rerl western, winter, ntendy at rs4d: No.
1 northern, spring, firm at fa 7'4d; No. I
California, quiet at (d. Futures, dull;
December, faSVl; February, 6s4'4d.
COHN Spot, American mixed, now, firm
at 4s fid; Amerlcnn mixed, old, nominal.
Futures, quiet; November, 4s 3d; Dectinber,
4s2'i,d; January, 3s llRml.
I'HOVISIONS-Iiacon. clear bellies, strong
nt 60s 3d; shoulders, sriuute, strong at
33s 3d.
't'oleilo MnrUel, '
TOLKDO, O., Oct. 8. - W 1 1 HAT - Active
find lower. No. 1 cash ami October. 79'4c:
November. Hlic; December. 81!4o; llav
Ui..VUNQ"l,t; X"' 2 mlxel- :c: October,
OATS Dull; No. 2 mixed. 23c
CU1V FItSr KD-Actlvo; M prime. $6.30.
W prime. jn.BR; October. J7.Ji0j' December
l a. J.
Statement tif Visible oi.I,
.i,NKNy..V0aK' ci- S-The natenient of
the visible supp y of grain In More i. ml
afloat. m Salurllay. (Jetober ii s compile
follows: V YolK Vrmin" i'haiige! t
Wheat. 55. 101 .000 bu.: decrease. Ji.Oio bu
corn, i,fSi,!i(il bu.: netease, 335,00n h i nan
2.022 ,0ft) bu.; increase. tVM.ftXI hi..: r'mtrnt
bu ; Increase. O.o.vi bu.; bnrley, l.lc'fl.OiO bu
Increase. im.OOO bu, '
Plilludrlnliln Proiluce IliirUrt,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S -rllfTTKll- -
Steady; fuucv western creamery, 2lc; fancy
western prints, 2.
KOOS I'tnn, fresh, nearby, 2oc; frjsh.
western. 13's4f2iV; fresh, soutliwctcrn. 19c;
fresh, southern. ISc.
ru " ti: xiw '
CHi:i:si';-Qulet but st.'ady: New York,
VlloiK'iipolU Wlieut nml Floor.
MINNHAPOLIS. Out. S.-WIIHAT-Octo-ber.
78'4c: December. 78t'(f7S'ic; May, llif
tO'ic: on track. No. I hard. Mo; No. 2 north
ern. 76li76',c.
I' LOC It -UK' lower; llrat patents. JlSin
4.35; second pBtonts. f4.0u'il.l3: llrst clears,
$.-..0fii3.l5: se-ond clears, $2.0(2.15.
II It AN--I n bulk, 91S.rXKgl3.SS. "
Dlllolb W brill Itnrkel.
Dl Ll'TH. Oct. WHKAT No. 1 haul,
cash, SHc; to arrive, Slc; October, SKc;
December. R2e; May, H5e; No. 1 northern,
rash. 7S1c: to arrive. 79ie; October. H0c;
December, 50c; Mav S:!c; No. 2 northern,
74V No. 3 spring, 71e.
OATS-24'n23c.
COHN-aie.
Peorln InrUet.
PKOHIA, Oct. S.-COHN-Flrm; No. 2.
t)OA'TS--Flrm; No. 2 white, 23HtJ23'c. billed
WHISKY-On the basis o( $1.27 for
llnlshcd (foods. v
lllTTmilire Ornln Vlarket.
MILWAFKKR, Oct. 8.--WHKAT-Lower;
i.v northern, 8oi(8i'ic: No. ; northern,
r'l 4rttl... x , i;.?,M. .
. i"iinvi .f. i, wi j mi 7i".
HA HLKY Lower; No. 2, 57'(f5Se;
4SJt55c.
sample,
HIkIii Ituttrr Market.
EI. (UN. III.. Oct. S.-ni'TTEn-Steady, .it
2040 Offerings, SS tubs. w(th no sal.-'s,
Output ot the week, 10,766 tubs
Coffer .Market.
NEW YORK, Oct S - COFFEE Futures
opened steady at lg20 points advance on
better cables and foreign buying. Specula
tion was checked by continued heavy re
ceipts at Hlo and Santos, closed sj.i.ldy
with prices lotfian poltttB net higher. Total
soles wen 2Hi.iv) bags, Including Octobar
nt $7 2517 30. December, $7,4Mr7SO; January,
J7Vfj, SS. Man h, $7 . May. $7.75. July.
$7 so. Spot coffee Hlo. firm'. No. 7 Invob",
vSc hid. mild mnrket. .-t'nd. Cordova,
r4lfllc.
movi:ui:m" or jTtcivf An ijo.m.
urrsslr nnd Persistent neiir Pnrty
XiiUes Itself Kiintvn till Kxchanc.
NKW YOHK, Oil J.-Tradlng on the
Stnclt exchange today was mnrked by a ro
vlvnl nf conslilcrable bear party, whose ac
tivities were aggressive nnd persistent.
Their efforts to depress prices were con
tented bv the speculative holderB of long
stock, who were s icessful last week lit
lower prices, In spite of the various unfa
vorable factors which developed In tho
sltuntlon The conflicting forces nt work
were reflected In " feverish movement of
prices. Tim marked depletion of banking
reserves, revealed liy the Saturday hank
statement, hnrl the effect of unsettling tpec
ulntlve opinion There was a convenient
vnrlntlon between a restriction of money
supply and the prnspcOt of relief by Im
ports of gold. Tho conviction became
pretty well settled as the day progressed
that gold would move from London toward
New York this week.
The foreign c xclinngo fell feverishly by
successive stages throughout the day and
demand cterllng c Inserl a full cent in tho
pound below Friday s level, which wan the
Inst day of activity of the mnrket. The
price Is within a small fraction of the level
generally agreed upon as offering a profit
on Imports of gold at the present prlcn of
gold and rati' for money In London and Is
probably within the limit that would allow
the special transactions which generally
precede a tegular gold movement In a
straggling fashion. Owing to tho tempo
rary abundance of money In London on
nccount of government financial operations
nnd receipts of gold from India In paymunt
for silver, discount rntrcv continue to fall
there nnd offer no resistance to the pres.
sure for gold. The small movement of gold
from London to Ilerlln today was In re
sponse to tho transfers of sterling from
New York to Herlln which havo progressed
In connection with the payment of subscrip
tions to the Oerniiin loan. A member of the
Oerman loan Fyndlcato broadly Intimated
todnv that requirements for oxrhnngo In
payment of subscriptions to tho loan were
about satisfied and expressed the opinion
that the same was truu In connection with
the Hrltlsh loan.
Without this future demand to support
the exchange market cotton bills which
continue to appear In tho market Insure
a movement hither or gold, which a sharp
ndvnnco In foreign discounts will serve to
check. Such a contest for gold as would
thus be precipitated, even lr It! resulted In
favor of New York, might not be an alto
gether reassuring circumstance for specu
lation, as the forcing of liquidation In for
elgn markets might have a reflex nction
here. Hence the imscttlimient of the specu
lative mind today, In Milte of tho prospect
of gold Imports. There was also a slight
narrowing of the money supply offering In
New ork. Tho prevailing rate held at 3
per cent for call loans ami raised up to 3'?
per cent during the afternoon, but the
l gher rate brought an abundant supply lo
till the remaining requirement, and the rate
ran oft to 24: per cent. The interior move
ment of currency continues untibated and
the deposits at the subtreusurv ulone today
rvjr,J-?iniv,nri ''.'i th" ,,ftr)r '""led up $750.
000.110.1. With the exception of a period of
strength In the Iron and steel stocks, led by
I entief tee Coal and Colorado Fuol, the re
iietionnry tendency was predominant and
the leading stocks were oft from 1 to 3
11?, on,.1; V n"i thu nreuk CH1 money
X, III, . Jul1 '", ;;''"K0 to about the gold
point, prices rallied somewhat, but tho mar
ket closed feverish and Irregular.
I lie active bond issues were weak, but
bonds iCX?'li,,lm,s amonff "iRlt-Krndo
f n e.'i .n.nL iSnl,s' paS vn'uo- i.wo.ooo.
call "ta,rs ,,0u unchanged on the iast
n-if . ,co,""',rclal Advertlter s London
financial cablegram saya: The genera
Tmr.H,t hcro t,K,niv ,vnH '"active but stead"
mi lnrn'.'? ,VV,V 1,1 ?ccor,i w 'o others
till near the close, when thoy became heavy
on New York sales and talks of dear
money . Paris sold tlntos and Now York
supplied Anacondas. Tho batik lost E0ftM
gold to Koumnnln and : 0 000 to the contl"
nent. The Indian government "hipped " for
reserv"". """" 7,W'00 ru,,iCS tmKTgSta
Tho following are tho closing prices on
the New York Stock oxchnnge:
Atchison
K'i I nlon I'aolflo
7""i do prl..,
VO'i Wabash
do pfd
Hnltlmoro & Ohio
l.'utmdlaii Pacltlo
Cnauda Southern
t.1if. & Ohio
CliUno Ot. V....
f ft. & Q
Chicago, ' 1. &i .. .
do pfil
Chicago fc K. I..
Chlraxo & N. w.
C . It. I. & P
('. I'. ('. & ,t. L..
Colo. Southern ...
rlo lt pfd....
do '.M pM....
Pel. & Hudson....
n. L. & V
Den. ,t it. (!
do pfd
Kile
do 1st pfd....
Ot. Nor. pfd
llocklnu Coal
Ilncldlig Valley ..
Illinois Central ..
Iowa Central
do pfd
L i:, & V
do pfd
Lairs Slioie
I. jill'. A Nash....
Mnnhuttnn I.
Met. .St. Hy
Me. Central
Minn, i St. L. . . .
do pfd
Mo. I'aclflo
.Mobile & Ohio....
M., K. X. T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Nor. it West
do pfd
No. Pncltlc
do pfd
Ontario it W
O. It. & N
do pfd
67',
73'4
,1R.
hi,'.
M
US
W. & U. K rv!
do ;'d ufd "li.
in',
Wis. Central
,113' Third Avenue ...
II
. .'i'ii
. !
.l'
. IJM,
1SJ
rtiner. express
P. .e. Lxprcss ..
Wello-Fargo Ur..
.tto
.. 43
,.V:
.. S3
.. sn
.. 4
.. 23
.. ;,
.. iH,
17
.. Ill,
.. M ,
.. S3
. . 73W
. . &H,
Amer. Cot. Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Maltlnc ..
do pfd
Aniei. y. ,t It..
do pfd
Amer. Spirits ...
do nfd
. 301-j
. 14
JHHi
.171
. Ut
. 1'7
. It
. 311,
ISJ't
. 14
Amer. H. 11
do pfd
Amer. S. A .
do rfd
Amer. Tin Plate.
do pfd
.ll'.'j Atnei
ToImico ...
. 17
. 3 '.l
. 211
. 95
.'.'0i
rlo pfd
Anaconda M. Co...
Hrk. Hap. Tr
Colo. I". & J
Con. Tobacco
do pfd
4I
fd'
54'.
SI'i
7C.
3.".' ,
61
13ij
4?'t
'.',
1"
6.:,
31',
J.I'.',,
17
ooi4
2!4
.. 0) Federal Hteel
..HSVj do pfd
.. U' Oeneral i:iecttle
.. rt (llurose Sinjar ...
W do pfd
.. 4'.i"t Int'n-! Paper
..M do pfd
.. '."a Laclede Uas
.. iiii.a.Nat. Dite'ult
'11 do pfd
..W, National Lend
.. 2J do pf.l
7.' i National Hteel ....
. 4SV, ilo nfd
IS N. V. Air llrake..,llS
ill's jso. American 4?.
42
I'aclflo Coast (it
do 1st pfil 2
do :'.l nfd m
t'entiKv Ivanla
....Pin
lteadlni; ,. .
PI
ratline .Mall
.11
do
1st pfd "
People's Oas
do !M pfd
'23 Pressed H. C...
vf
7S
IS3
C.
m;
IJ7
1:1
t",
P4
7e
1"
M
Hlo O. W
do pfd
S. L. & S. F
In lnt pfd....
do 2d pfd....
H, L. H. W
do pfd
53 do nf,,,
!" Pulttnati Pal. C...
O', Stand. It. ,t T
HI Hii(tar
KHi do pfd
I2'i renn. C. & 1
... MVP. K. Leather
...112 do pfd
...1M4 U. H. Huhber
...I""., do pfd
T! Western I'nlon ....
'!" Itepubllc I. ft. S...
do pfd
. i: P. C C. & Ht. I.. .
ft. Paul
do pfd
St P. A Omaha
Ho. Pacific
Ho. nnllyay ....
do pfd
Tex. ,t pacific. .
Offered.
,evv York Alone) Vlnrliet.
Nnw YOHK. Ocl. H.-MONEY-On call,
linn. 2',i.j)3ij pr-r cent; last loan 2!i per cent.
Prime mercanlllr. paper, 5 per cent.
STHULINC. HXCJIANilU-Very weak,
with actual business In bankers bills nt
$l.e3Ts(fi I.K4 fur ili'iuand and at $4ov, f.:r
:rlxty days. Poster! rates. $I.Sl'i'il.ti2'iII Si'i
fll.SO. Commercial bills, JI.soi.if 1 fc'KV
I'HHTlFICATHS-SIIvi'f. C4'.jitie; har
silver. 4'(e; Mexican dollars, 5otBc.
HONDS Oov ernmeiit, steady; state,
steady; railroad, firm.
Tho closing prices on bonds today aro ns
follows:
C S. rnf. :, res.HM
do coupon 101
do 3s, reg Ul
tin irtllioh 110
iN. Y. Central la. .ps,
N. J. C a. in
.No. Pacltlo 3 ti
"o ' lii.ot
do new 4f. If... J N V. C 4. St I, 4,..0jiJ
do r-oupon Ill N .t: 1 c. t.. vr!
do old l, tee 4, Ore. Nav. Is . 101
UP, do U
10J
101
127
do .oiipon
do Is, rr-K
do coupon
I), ot C. 3 61s...
Ateli. Ken. 4s
rlo adj. 4s
Canada Sn '.'e...
C. ft O. 4,s
do :
,.lWVjO H. I.. Us
.in'4 do rniiHiil Es..
!!"4'"K Ren. 4s
!"' It. 0. V. Is
M,4
i. ft I M e. Ss...p,sv
.. I'i H I. ft S v rf
.. MHt. Paul co.,,,,1, ' s
120 St. P.. u. . i. "V
C A N. W. c. 7S...I.O
do 5 ' iioit
do H. P. rleli. Ss. -12M gu. Pacific 4s
71!,
i;iurK -" nauway Us.. low.
r'olo. Southern 4s... ") H. It. ft T. fi i
V. ft U. . is '.M'-jTet. & I'acinc Vs.'llta
no ii'i n ... ,
IMe nen. 4 'Union I'aclflo V
F. W ft D. C. Is.. 7Pj Wabash la ..
den. Elictrlc Sa....lin i do 2s
la Ceil trill Is . I12'i Wet Shore (. .
I ft N mil. 4s ... s.'i wis, rvniiul 4s.
M . K. ft T. 2s ... 6.M, Vn. Centuries ..
do ts V,
.. CJ
,.I044
..117
.PC
..liai,
.. $31,
. Hi',
When Issurd.
Foreign I'lnnui'liil,
LONDON, Oct. t -While much caution is
exnired In tho discount market, It Is
found Impossible to maintain rates in view
of tho plethora of money anil the Immediate
prospect of gold going to New York, India
has shipped S.50O.00U rupees in London.
Prices on the stock exchnngn here todnv
opened firm, but reacted, though gllt-edgerl
securities remained firm, Tho Innctlvity j
likely to continue until after the account,
commencing tomorrow Americans opened
steady ut parity, but relnpred, closing dull.
Pennsjivnnlas wero supported by talk of
an lncreahtd dividend Qrnnd Trunks opened
dull, but grew firmer, firsts and seconds
advancing sharply. The account of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of England on
balance today was 80.000. Spanish 4s, rOS.
HEHLIN, Oct. 8 Home funds were In
better demand on the bourse today, but the
general disposition was unsatisfactory, ow
ing partly to the news from Bhanghnl that
all the foreign troops ther were being held
in readiness ngnltist a possible attack by
V0O Chlneso troops ndvnntlng along the
?rnnd canal nnd partly on account of tin
nvorable news from the manufacturing
districts Hank nnd Industrial shares were
weaker Heavy transaction, were restricted
on the bourse today on the weakness of 'he
Herlln mnrket. The decline was Intenslllcd
by realization of transactions and rumor
that the Oerman troops had received n
check near Shanghai The clne was dull.
Ifnfllrs were easier, the delay In the return
to England of Lord Hoberts causing ren no
tions. Exchange on Iondon, 20 marks, 44'i
nfgs. for checks Discount rates: Short
bills. 3ij per cent; three months' hill. 4
per cent
PAULS. Oct. 8.-4 p. ni.-Three per cent
rentes, 10i) francs 7is centimes for the ac
count. Exchange on London, 25 francs 13'.,
centimes for checks. Spanish 4s closed at
71.43.
Ilriston Stock (incilnlloiu,
BOSTON, Oct. S.-Cflll lonne. 3W4 pr
cent; tlmo loans, 4'ftfi per cent. Ofllcltl
closing:
a.. T. "a"" ...... ::vwest tind m
do pfd T0i West. - KleCtrlc i'K
Amer. Himar H6S Alchlson 4s 9i4
do pfd m N K. O. i c. 11
Pell Telephone
13i Adventure
4'i
lloston Ulevated
Itmton Me....
'.. It. A Q
Dominion f'osl .
do pfd
Federal Pieel .
do pfd ..
Fltchhurg pfd ..
(leneral Electric
K.I. Klec. Ill
MeT. Central . .
Mich. Tele4ion
N. E. O. AC...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ..
I'nlon Pacific ..
Vnten ljind ....
. . 147 Allouez Mln. Co.
...to '.inal Copper ...
...IMS Atlantln
... Ji lloston Mont..
It.' Iltulte It lloston..
... 3L r'kl. ft Hernia
.. "t
.. 't
.. i.
.::i
.. 1
7S5
.. ll-W
.. 14'j
. it
.. 41
..lit
.. iHi
,. 31
.. S't
.. 414
ft
r'entennlal
Kranklln
.. 1S9
llumholrlt
.. 110 Oieenla
...12 -Parrot
...85 qulncy
... Hi, Hunts. re Copper.,
Tamarack
... 21S t'tah Minion
... Winona
... 1 Wolverine ........
New A'ork" .MlnlnR Stocks.
NEW YOHIC, Ocl R,-The following aro
the closing quotations for mining slnres
today:
('hollar 14 Onisrlo t'5
Crown Poolnt .... 10 Plymouth 15
rvin Cal & Va ....110 Quicksilver IM
Dfndnood 0u do pfd
flould & Currle it Sierra Nevada .... 10
Hale ft Norcroes.... V2 Standard lOO
HomeatnKe 5100 Union Con 21
tron Silver 6 Yellow Jacket II
Mexl'-an JO
London Stock tlnotntlona.
LONDON, Oct. S.-4 p. m. -Closing:
Consols, money .... fS'i Erie iS
do acct M l-l: rlo 1st pfd Jf
Atehlson 2S', Pennsylvania 7
r'anndlan Pacific . . kv', Iteadlnr
Ht Paul 115 No. Pacific pfd 7I
Illinois Central ....tl9t Orand Trunk 't
IOtilsvUlo 7J Anaconda !"
t:nlon Pacific pfd.. 74 lltand Mines 4:j
N. Y. Central 13l4
HAH SILVEH -Qulet: 23 l-16d per ounce.
MONEY-l'42 per cent. , L
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 3ft per cent; rate for three
months' bills, 5T4 per cent.
I'lnnui'liil Notes.
CHICAGO, Oct. S -Clcurlllgs, J23,681,845;
balances. J3.051.167. Posted exchange. J4.S2f
4.M. New York exchange. 45e discount.
ST. LOFIS. Oct. 8. Clearings. J5.736.171;
balances. JM'J.IM. Money, quiet nt 507 per
cent. New York exchange, J0c discount bid,
75c asked.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8.-Clearlngs. J10,
IM.300: balances, Jl.530.145.
HOSTON. Oct. 8,-Clearlngs, J15.460.0H;
balances, J1,:08,33S.
NEW YOHK. Oct. R.-Clearlngs, J115.770,
431; balances. J6.4fi8.5D0.
HALTIMOHE. Oct. S.-Clearlngs, 12,681,060;
balances, J457.506.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 8.-Clearlng?, $3,472,900.
New York exchange, .'tOflOc illscount.
Money, 46 per cent
Condition of the Treannrj.
WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Today'n state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J150,0"0 gold re
serve In tile division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balnnce, J1SS,821,S"3; goll.
$S6,4?2,442.
Cotton Market.
NEW YOIUC. Oct. S. A frost scare took
possession of the cotton market this morn
ing nnd prices advanced 7!82S points. In
cluding nn advnncu of SlflO point which
occurred on tho opening call. The shorts
showed a good deal of uneasiness which
was Increased by the fact that English
cables reported an advance of SftO 1-61 In
future". This, however, was uttrlbuted not
so much to frost fears as to more prom
ising indications respecting demand from
spinners. Still another "tlmulatlng factor
was a current belief that Wednesday
would turn up a bullish monthly crop re
port. Trading was rot uartlcularly active
and there were severul periods' of prc
tioiiiiced weakness under selling u securo
profits. Willi street war. n heavy buyer of
January anil Muich cotton; tho south was
also n large buyer, while Liverpool sold at
the opening, but later bought on llndlng
that our market was easily Influenced by
the Indications of u low temperauire. a
cold wave having reached down Into north
ern New Mexico and Oklahoma. Hecelpts
were about us expected. A heavy demand
tor cotton goods was reported. In the aft
ernoon shorts were the principal support
of the market, which closed steady at u
net advance of HVtl5 points. Cotton futures
closed steady. October. 10 47c; November,
10.10c; December. 10.0!c: January. 10.0S";
February. lo.OOt : March. 10.11c; April. ti'.COi;;
Mav, 10.10c: June. VU'io; July, 10.10.-;
August. O.filo. Closed quiet; middling, up
lands, He; middling, golf, HUc; sales, 31
JST LOriS. Mo. Oct. S.-l OTTON-'io
better; middling, 10 5-16c; sales, none; re
ceipts. 4,0i2 bales; shlpimnts. 4,778 bales;
stock, 12,060 bales. ,
NEW CHILEANS. Out. S.--COTT ON-Fu-tures.
steady; October. lO.OS'n lO.We : Novem
ber, y.'JKnli.Mc; December, !i.8!tfi'J.!0c; Jatri
hit. fi.Muu9.P0e; February. 0.fi2fi 3.94c; March.
'AiHlfl 9.07c; April, ! OOfi'.UHo; May. 9.974j.'Jo.
Spot, linn: sales. 8,!oo baler; ordinary. ic;
i ,m..ii,m.i'v n&.c I, .tv ml, Idling. lOr: mid
dling, 10V; l-rod mlrldlliu'. 10;e; mlddllm;
fUfr, 10'kC; leceipis, i:..u. uine", niu;,
178,340 bales. .,v. c .
i i vi.'.inrnni. Oil. s. COTTON Spot,
inoderato business; nrlcus firm; American
middling, fi 13-32d. The sales of the day
,-.,! 1,1,. nt which 500 were for
speculation nnd export and Included a.loO
American. Hecelpts, none. 1'uturr.r. opened
quiet, but steady nnd closed firm; Amer
ican middling. I. in. c; October. 6W-6H
value: October-November. 6 45H6 4h-04d sell
era; November-December, 5 40-i.id buyers;
December-January, li 371i5 3S-6I.1 sell'is;
Jaiiuiirv-Felirunry. 6 343 3.. Cld value' l ob-ruarv-Mnrch.
5 32ft5 :!3-6ld sellers. Mnreh
April. 5 30-Wd bellies; April-May. 5 2sj;5 2'Jd
hi 'vers; May-June. 5 27!i5 2i,l sellers: Jillio
Julv. 5 26-fild sellers; Julv -Aucu-t. 5 21-611
sellers; August-September, 5 l.-tld sellers.
rr- York llry fioods.
vnnu oi o iinv nnnnR The
week opens without chnnge In character of
general ucmmm lor coirou ii.'.
aro strong In tone In tho demand for cot
ton goods. All lines are strong, but no
inciter ini.-p iiii.ii.,,. ,.
goods that have been relatively cheap arc
quieiiy nai urnnm in in. -
r red cottons. Hleiiched In demand anil held
nt full prices. The market for print cloths
!" i. i..i, i..u f,,,. inmn narrow
odd goods. Prints are very firm, but not
illiotnbiy nearer, muguains "y "',
ruli't White goods firm. Light wash
fabrics selling well for spring;
(nllfornla Dried Fruits.
NEW YOHK, Oct. S.-CALH'OHNIA
DHIED FltUlTS Dull, but steady at un-
clllltlgerl lirice?.. i itere w un " v '
sules movement In the market for evap
orated apples today. Offerings were nttit"
liberal, owing to tho lnrgn receipts, but ns
buvcr.s iibsorbed mostly everything In
u.u. . i..n..A i. -li ti.,n.l. wllli iirlceM
Slglll. me i iniwi..ir. ii a," ' "
fullv inainiiuiieri ,n uie nnw. d.,...
iiio i was quoted from 3 to Re; prim. IVB
r,ic; choice. lSMte; fnncv, 0t.'-ic. ITunea
to slie and quality. Apricots. Hovn , 11 rf lc;
Moor Park. ISilOc. Penches, peeled. 14'olSo;
unpeeled, IWIOc
4)11 Mnrket.
OIL CITT. Pa., Oct. R.-Credlt balnnces
t 10: certltlcates, iii) bid; shipments, 141. .14
bills.; average 77.404 bbls.; runs, lll.iol
bbls.: average, PO.SSI libls.
LIVHHPOOL, Oct. 8 -OILS Turpentine
spirits, dull at 29s 6d. Linseed. 35s.
NEW YOHIC. Oct. S.-OILS-Cottonseod,
firm: prime crude. 30c asked; prime yellow,
n"ih 37'c
"lONDON. Oct. R. - OILS - Linseed, 34s.
Turpentine spirits. 29s IHd
Sugar Mnrkrt.
NEW YOHK. Oct. S. - St'OATl - naw.
steady; fair reilnlng, 4',4o; rontrlfugal, 96
test, 4c; molassK's sugar, to; reilned,
h,NEV OHLEANS, Oct. S.-SI.'OAn-Qulet:
centrlfilgul yellow. 4,rn5 11-lRc; seconds, 31?
4 9-IOc.
Mlanlx-rlppl Itlver Itlslnu.
LA CIIOSSE. Wis,. Oct. R.-The Missis
slppi river hete Is rising rapidly and the
present stage is ten feet, which Is ii foot
higher than It has been this season.
it Is reported the Chippewa river Is still
rising rapidly. At Chippewa Falls the
tracks of tho Milwaukee road are under
water and nn trains wero run over the
roHd yesterday The bottom lands sur
rounding this city are Inundated by water
from the Mississippi and Hlack rivers.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week 8tArto Oat with Liberal Receipts of
Oattlo and Sheep,
HOGS AVERAGE LOWER THAN SATURDAY
Cornferl JMerra Held Abont Mendy anil
fairs Were Fnllr ns flood, While
Choice Feeders Were MrniiR
nnd (libers Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct
S.
llecelDts were:
Caltie. nogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ..
One week ugo ..
Two weeks ago..
Three weeks ago
6,567
1,873
I..4i6
10.56
14.167
In.bfrt
13,701
9.W6
.. 10, 710
1.6.(7
2.310
iour weeKs ago
6,bM
l.telJ
Average tirlce nulil for hoes for tho last
several days, with comparisons:
1I.!1$9S.1W7.UW.196.;U9I.
"36. . f 5 W 4 M 3 Ti i 87 2 70, I 5 '4
1. .J I 3 3t 3 68' H 2 71 4 H
17.. 612 4-5, 3 M 4 M 2 l6 4 U3 5 47
li.., b Uh, 4 32 I 3 2 Hi 4 Ul, 5 61
6 19 I 4 33 3 741 I 2 Jl 4 0JI 5 40
Bept.
bept.
Sept.
ftept.
Sept.
acpi. i.. ., t, , 0, a , x 4 03, . s Oi, b U
Sent. 21.. fi iLl l .11 :t .1, i 111 2 k2, J !;; 5 3.1
Sept. 22 i6t 2-5. 4 So, 3 "S .1 fb, 2 8L ,5 26
Sept.
Sept.
4 41 3 71 3 76! 2 IV, 4 W '
24..5H 2-5) 3 77 J 34 2 ill 3 i 6 2S
25..i6 1b i 4 41 I 3 l2i 2 Vi 3 82 5 40
nepi
Sent. 26 .,ii., 4-s, t :vi .t n
2 8SJ 3 84, 5 31
Sept. 27.. 514 3-5 4 3 3 721 3 7!
I 3 S8
5 20
6 17
5 U
beut
28.. ,H6 1-5 4 441 3 64 3 tU
2'J. 616 4-5 4 37 3 641 3 81!
30. .1 I 4 361 3 67 1 1 81
2 S9 4 921
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2 91
2 95 3
i. .
5 13Ui
I 3 Hi
3
3 79
i Mil a 9Si o 2
z....517 4-6
3....I513 4-6,
4 519 3-5
4 391 )
3 02 3 93, 6 21
2 79 3 86 5 00
3 82 5 10
2 93 3 85 4 95
3 041 4 8J
3 Oil 3 6.
3 13. 3 86! 4 !6
4 42 3 66
4 37 3 64 3 73
4 3l 3 54 3 71
4 34i 3 53i 3 74
4 3o 3 5S 3 64
3 59' 3 62
6.... 516 2-5
fi....(,ulU 4-o
;;!!i5os
Indicates Sunday.
The otllclal number of curs of stock
brought In today hy each road was:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sli p. H'r s.
C, M. at St. P. Ky
Missouri' Pacific Hy.. 4
I'nlon 1'ncltlc iiystcm. 15
C. & N. W. Hy
V., E. A M. V. 11. It ..125
S. C. rt P. Hy
C, St. P.. M. & O... 5
H. & M. It. It P. 64
C 11. & Q. Hy
C It, 1. .t P. Hy., E. ..
C. It. I. P. Hy.. W. 1
Illinois Central
a
': ii 'i
5 ..
12 14 2
I
4 'li 'i
4 .. 1
'i !'. .".
42 39 16
Total receipts.
.244
Tho disposition of the dny'H receipts was
ns follows, ench buyer purchasing the num
ber of heud Indicated:
Httyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 59 317 375
G. H. Hammond Co 439 579 327
Swift and Company 932 713 1,110
Cudahy Packing Co 503 451 1.9.8
Armour & Co :i5S PU7 2.(H"J
It. Uecker & Degan 583
Viitisnnt & Co 145
Lobman ei Co ;i
McCreary & Clark 230
W. 1. Stephen 152
Livingstone Ar Schaller.... 169
Hamilton A Hothschlld.... 01S
II. L. Dennis & Co 1
1). F. Hobhlck 14
Other buyers 1,572 ....
863
Totals 6,110 3,0u0 S.663
CATTLE There was a fairly liberal run
of cattle here torlay, though not quite as
many ns a week ago. The demand on
tho part of packers was In good shnpe, so
that tho, market on killers was fully as good
an at the close of last week. There were
only abcut five curs of cornfed cattle on
sale, but packers bought them up at Just
ubout steady prices. hut few wore offered
wero not very choice, but still thoy brought
very satisfactory prices.
About forty curs of cow stihT arrived this
morning ami buyers nil seemed to be look
ing tor fresh supplies. The good kinds
wero stcariy and in some cues perhaps a
little monger. The medium kinds, as
usual, were not particularly active, but
prices wero not much different trom what
they were at the close of last week. Can
tiers were In good demand ut fully steady
prices.
Feeders were In good supply today and
tho market was nnno too uctive. Uuvcrs
wero rather slow to take hold und there
was a decided tendency to discriminate
against tho common kinds of cattle. Tho
better grade were In ralrly good demand
at Hteany prices and In some caes sales
were made, that looked n little stronger
than the close of last week. Tho common
kinds, however, wero very slow sale nnd
sellers wero calling It all tho way from
steady to a dime lower. There has been .i
good deal of the undesirable grades of
cuttle coming of late and the demand from
the country doe.-t not seem to be very good
for the cheaper kinds. Stock cows and
heifers today were not In very good supplv
and prices wero about ateadv. Stock
calves, howovci. wen. slow and lower
I here were about twenty-live cars of
western beef cattle hero torlay and pack
ers bought them up at practically steadv
prices. Cioo.1 cows were fully steadv anil
so were canncrs, but the medium grades
did not move any too readily. Oood feed
ers wore fully stcariy, but tho commoner
grades were slow and weak to a dime
lower. Hepresentutivc sales:
HEEF STEEHS.
av, rt. ;yn.
a v. n.
,.H64 5 25
....11M
....Uli)
....i:ti
t '" 41....
23...
COWS.
L...
3....
.. S20
..
..1015
.. 817
... l'l
,..W0
... 740
.. M
.. 74)
1 50
;5....
3....
1....
5....
1....
ID....
4....
.... 4M
....107ti
....llMI
: no
2
2 25
! M)
2 :u
: i'o
2 iki
2 60
3 !
S 'M
....1110 3 l)
....li) U lo
.... Bv) a :s
.... 6S-.'
....1163
3
I.
3 n
ijeikehs.
"bulls.""
M 1
CV) 3 W
930 3 :i
.1120
.13W
STOCK CALVES.
3 4 65 il 31; 4 ;j
STOCK COWS AND HE1FF.HS.
0l '' Ci l 77; 3 ()
4W '-'TO 4 807 3 lu
STOCKEHM AND FEEDERS.
10.
3...
9....
1...,
13...
ii J "e iu fifls 3 T.i
8(7
3 ,Vi II piw j jo
, 870
. 710
755 3 w
NEHHASKA.
47 feeders.. 1011
3 i'l
3 00
3 IV)
2 IS
3 20
3 25
4 Kl
3 25
3 10
a 10
2 r
3 75
1 on
:i on
3 00
3 0
4 00
2 85
.". 15
3 do
0.1 stk Civs. 30v
2 titr ers... .lav)
3 COWS 1180
4 stk. cws.llw)
1 stk. cw.,13,0
3 stk. c ws. 1010
3i feeders. . Ki5
15 feeders. . 974
I cow s;ni
1 now :n)
47 feeders.. 910
4 feeders.. 877
4 33
3 25
;t nr.
2 75
2 8.5
3 10
3 80
3 75
2 25
2 ol
3 75
3 75
1 feeder. . . 740
22 feeders.. 10IS
2 cows 1265
12 stk. Ilfr.. 980
1 steer I(i0
93 calves... 3:
1 calf...
1 steer. .
1 Bteer. .
1 cow.. .
830
96i)
Til)
33 feeders.. 915
31 feeders.. llbl
A heifers... 856
3 heifers... 830
1 heifer.... S40
35 feeders.. 361
53 cows S41
25 feeders. . 966
3 I'ows 1026 3 (0
3 heifers... S3')
3 2
37 heifers... 570
1 trlfer.... MO
33 i'eders.. S46
2 feeders. .101.5
6 cows 915
.i 2')
3 20
3 25
3 10
2 .0
2 15
4 10
4 50
18 cows 1011
1 bull...
1 cow...
3 cows.
2 cows.
7 cows.
15.10
1020 2 75
1W) 2 8r,
.HUM 3 10
. R51 2 95
15 heifers.. .111.10
32 feeders.
3 calves..
DAKOTA.
14 steers.,.
936
390
SOUTH
9 steers. ...1003 3 8n
1105 3 80
77 feeders.. 10.J 3 75
COI-OHADO,
19-feeders.
2 feeders,
35 feeders.
1 heifer..
R7J
762
60
1 hull.
..1200
2 50
.". n)
3 18)
3 00
3 70
4 20
3 2.5
3 00
3 50
3 00
4 115
1 feeder... 650
1 feeder... 690
1 hull HWfl
126 feeders.. 914
20 feeders.. 90(1
1 feeder. ..I4
781
7l)0
176 feeders.. 1006
K feeders.. 1W0
45 feeders
4S feeders
.1000
9)41
3 95
4 05
WYO.M1NO
27 feeders.. 717
3 feeders. . 717
H feeders.. SSS
3 feeders. . 866
4.5 feeders.. 931
4 (l
12 steers. ...1251 4 50
:i 5(i
4 10
4 10
4 On
2S cows 1031
6 cows IWi
6 cowf 1036
3
3 6)
3 i)
34 ftedets. . !'26
4 I")
Pratt Ferris Cattle Co Neb.
73 feeders.. 1129
3 80 4S leaders.. 1119
3 4H
151 feeders. 1114
3 80 15 feeders.. 1131
Carrlger- Wyo.
3 it 22 feeders.. 106
3 20 I feeders.. UNO
.1 26
11 cows.
3 cows.
983
4 05
3 10
10.TJ
'Ihomas King Wyo.
50 feeders
970 4 10
Fred Foxtou Wyo. ,
16 feeders . 1029 3 85
T. F. Stecd-Wvo.
25 feeders.. 60S 4 25
(leori:o OaddlK Nob.
1 calf 170 6 25 1 bull....
2 feeders.. 650 3 9u 1 bull....
13 heifers... 761 3 15
12 cows 1062 2 90 1 cow....
.1420
.1130
2 60
2 65
1130 2 60
unrroiners ,cn.
1 steer...
1 cow
1 steer . .
1160 2 85 13 feeders.. 1080
3 40
2 75
2 25
3 15
2 IK)
.1160
. 770
II
. 940
. 13
; m
1 50
D. Cable-Nob.
3 40 1 cow 1330
11 feeders.
16 feeders,
l cow
3 35
80
2 60
1 steer 870
ooouwin it
19 rows 878 3 05
7 rows, . . .831 2 65
Hampton Neb
1 heifer.
730
1 cow. . . .
850
C. S. West Idaho
10 cows. . .1018 3 50 15 bulls. .
76 feeders, 921 3 70
J. W Htelhl-Neb.
130 feeders.. P95 i 65, a feeders
Jov A- Jordan Neb,
! feeders.. 820 3 25 6 cow,
1356 2 60
970
9V)
3 55
20 feeders 1030 S 16 cows 1034 2 sS
2S cows. . . 1008 X 35
IJ009- There wero so few hogs here to
day that there was not much or a market,
not enough being on sale to attract the
attention of buyers. The bulk of the sales
today were from 15.05 to J5.10, or n little
better than the close on Saturday, but a
shade lower than tho general Saturday's
market. There were but few light hogs of
good quulltv among the ofTerlnns and con
sequently the top does not show up very
favorably. Practically all the hogs weie
sold at an curlv hour, not much change
being noticeable between the opening and
'""'"s niuee iiepresentittive sales:
No.
Av. Sh l'r
Av. Sh. l'r.
IS .
M
4V...
;. .
84..
in .
52 ..
sr....
64...
14. .
12...
f,2. . .
57...
fO...
51...
82...
85...
51 .
03 .
till .
M.
24 .
.110
, . . I '
4 1.1
O 4 ill
..si; .. S'7i,
. 97
..ITU
M .
H .
8
11....
4....
71 ..
47. ..
M....
U....
....
t:....
54....
63....
J....
15....
77.. .
?..!.
70. ..
96....
75 ...
71 ...
TO....
24:
:4
,5 op.
40 S 071,
.313 ...
J fi
.241 roi
ItO 1
., li'
8 10
XI
24
3.12
.X
.271
....324
. 5
.. Sfi
.. 1
S S 05
O S 0)
... 5 03
... SOS
40 6 M
SO 6 0
... 5 05
80 iWi
.. 6 07li
80 5 02lj
.. &oni
. 5 07's
.. ,1 10
.. 5 10
. . f. 10
...,3M
....2D
....!I1
.....371
2U
... .Pis
1
.".07
R0
....289
....211
,"..321
. ..379
. .Ji
. .241
O 6 111
120 5 10
.JJ
5 10
...tt)
...Ml
...367
...210
...2S0
...!59
...SU
...S'l
...i(2
...221
...20)
,. 6 10
M 6 I"
SO 8 10
.. h 10
O i V)
.. b 10
... 5 10
... 5 tn
O il to
40 5 12',
. i V..
so a tjij
80
Ml,
11
s o;ia
..241 lv I iji,
111
,. 17 'l
11 s I?'
1M 5 I2i,
.246 1 5 07'a
221
SHEEP There were about forty cars of
8heei on sale today ami the demand fur ,11
grades vviis active. Packers picked up ti-e
better bunches of sheep ill steady t
stronger prices nml In ronie eases sni
were mnilc that looked nlmo.st a dime
higher. Lambs wero also active unl higher
It Is safe to call the market on good lambs
strong to a dime higher thuu nt the close
of last week.
Feeders were In good supply ngaln today,
hut the demand was fullv equal to the oeca
clon nnd no particular eh.inge in the mar
ket was noticeable. Everything in the
killing line won sold nt an early hour nnd
feeders also went over the scales quite
rapidly
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, J3.ijryn3 75: chrileo grass yenrltngs. J3.60
113.75, choice ewes, J3.25W3.50; fulr to good
tuts, JSC)?! 3. 23; cull ewis, J2.rAn3.0i): cholc
spring lambs. J4 tWt4.75; fair to good spring
lambs, Jt 251i 50; feeder wethers, J3.S5j3.65;
feerbr Umbs, J4iyi'l.40.
No.
69 western ewes
190 western wethets
1,291 western wethers
8V. South Dakota wethers
387 western lambs
15 Wyoming vves nnd wethers.
396 Wyoming feeder lambs
65 Colorado feeder lambs
125 Colorado feeder lambs
129 Colorado feeder lambs
46 Colorado feeder lambs
432 Wyoming feeder !iimli
327 Idaho feeder lambs;
324 Idaho lambs
1103 Wyoming lambs
375 Colorado lambs
507 Colorado lambs
155 Nebraska feeders, ewes
148 Nebraska feeders, wethers..
29 Wyoming ewes and wolhcrs
74 Wyoming feeder lambs.
73 Wyoming lambB
Av. Tr.
101 J3 10
102 3 75
9-.I n 75
114 3 75
4 i)
96 3 60
63 4 15
t 4 S3
66 4 S3
M 4 33
65 4 35
67 4 25
6 4 70
67 4 7
(S 4 75
61 4 75
(15 4 80
84 3 45
79 3 70
95 3 75
61 4 20
5S 4 60
CHICAGO I.IYi; STOCK SIArtlCET.
Cattle Mends- to Strong Hngn Ai'tlrr
and Lambs HlKber.
CHICAOO, Oct. 19.-CATTLE Hecelpts.
19.000 head, Including 2.6C0 westerns and tKu
Te.xans; steady to strong; butchers' stock,
fctrong; westerns about steady; Texuns
shade higher: natives, best on sale today,
four cnrloads, at J6.0O; good to prime steers,
J5 50fit!.(0; pool to medium. $4.5005.4.", se
lected feeder, slow. J3.i5ffil.50; mixed stock
crs, weak, J2.60ft3.65; cows, J2.651t4.25; heif
ers, J2.75fi4.60; canners, J2.tt'ii2.50; bulls,
steady, J2.SOfi4.40, calve.s. Meady, J4.OMr6.i.i0;
Texnns, receipts, 658 head; best on sale to
day, one carload ut J3.70: Texas fed steers,
J4.iOffl.85; Toxns grass steers, J3.3oM4.l0;
Texus bulls. J2.50U3.30.
HOGS Hecelpts today. S5.000 head; to
morrow, 22.0W hend: estimated left over,
4,om) head; strong, ncttvo, top J3.42H'; mixed
and butchers, J4.9ofifi.IO; gooil to choice,
heavy, J4.951i5.40: rough, heavy, J4.Soy4.9);
lleiit. Jt.90W5.42!. bulk of sales. 15.1Wj6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Horelpts. 19.H00
head; sheep, blronger; lambs, lojfloc higher;
good to choice, wethers, 3.8Oa4.00; fair to
choice, mixed. J3.40fi3.SOr western Hheep.
J.t.60114.00: Texas sheep. J2.6O1iS.60: native
lambs. J4.25t(3. 10; western lambs, 11.75lj5.13
5eir York I.Ivp Stock.
NEW YOHK. Oct. S. HEEVES-Heceipts,
4,748 head; steers slow and nvernglng 10c
lower; bulls and cows htrong to 10c higher;
common to choice natives, J4.304i0.80: west
erns, J4. 60; bulls, J2.25ft3.30; cows, J1.501f3.00;
Blockers, J2.60Q3.23; cables steady; ship
ments, none.
CALVES Hecelpts, 1,870 bend: veals ac
tive mid 25c higher; miles 50 higher; grass
ers steady to strong; veals, J4.504fS.25; tops,
J5.40fi8.fi0: little calves, Jl.WiflS.oo; Browsers,
J2 251t3.IM); westerns, J3.25.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Hecelpts, 13,794
head; sheep, 13fi23c higher; lambs. 25ij50c
higher: 1 car unsold; slieep, J2.87Vj1f4.50;
culls, J2.00i(2.60: lambs, J5.001I6.23; Canuda
hitilbs, J6 004i6 23; culls, $3.76$4.7u.
HOGS Hecelpts. 13,321 head; lower at
J5.45iS5.70.
Kuiiniih City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. S. - CATTLE - He
eclpts, 0,500 head natives nnd 6,0m) head
Texnns: good killing grades steady: canncrs
Hhiido lower; Blockers and feeders stronger;
native steers. J4.75fi5.45; stockors and feed
ors, $3.25-4.65; butcher cows and heifers,
J3.OVit4.65; canners, J2.251j3.i; fed westerns,
J3.764i4.75; wintered lexans, J3.6OH4.00; grass
Texnns. J3.10fi4.45.
CALVES-ltecelpts, 1,300 head; market
steady; sales, J4.00jf5.10.
HOaS-Hecelpts. 4.510 head; market fairly
active and steady; heavy, J5.2iVtj5.25; mlxod.
J5.15fi6.25: light. J5.06fr5.22y,; pigs, J4.50it1.90
SHEEP AND LAMHS - Hecelpts. 3,200
head; all stolrl quickly at stcariy to 10c
higher prices; Iambs, J4.10U5.00; muttons,
$::.50fi4.M; feeders, J3.23U4.10; culls, $2 501f
3.1m.
St. Louis Live .Stock".
ST. LOFIS, Oct. S.-CATTLE-Ilecclpts
l,i""J IICHU, IllCIUUUlg ,wv ueiio
Texnns ;
market Htendv tn atromr: tmtti.n elit,
nnrl export steers, Jl.fiO'Sfo.Tii; dressed beef
and butcher steers, J4.OO515.S0; titeers Hurler
1,000 lbs., $3,5016.00; Blockers nnd feeders,
J2.4nfi4.75; cows nnrl heifers. J2.25Ji5.6fl; can
ncrs, J1.601i2.75; bulls. J2.C1ih4.00; Texnns and
Indian steers, $3.0(i(f 1.25; cows nnd heifers.
$2.20113.40.
HOGS - Hecelpts. 5,400 head; market
strong; pig anil lights. $5.251i5.35j packers.
$5.251i6..".5; butchers. J5.3tlff6.45. "
SHEEP AND LAMHS - Hecelpts, 1.20O
head: market strong; native muttons, J3.40
1?l. 25; lambs, JI.0iYd6.30; culls and bucks, J2.00
1(3.00, Blockers, J2.0u(j;l.SO.
St, Joseph Live Stock,
SOCTII ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Oct. S.-fSpe-ctnl.)-
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE- Receipts, 2,100 head: market
sternly; quality poor; natives. $4.25fi5.25
Texas nnd westerns, $3.50J5.25; cows nnrj
heifers. $2.2.Vu-i.60; bulls nnd stags, J2.25Q4 75
yenrllngs und calves, $3.25ffl.30; stockors
"".'L'.fo ,,,rt'' W'1M.10; veals. $1.60(86.60.
HOGS - Hecelpts. 2.100 head; market
",r"K:.n" RrnUes, J3.1505.23; hulk of sules,
Jd.I I'fcjt i.20. '
SHEEP AND LAMHS - Receipts, 1.000
Stock In MkIH.
Following are the receipts ut the four
principal we.itern markets for October 8.
Cattle. Hogs. Shi'i.p.
South Omaha 6.567 2,811 10.6C7
Chlcngo 19,l) 3,j.O 19,00
Kansas City O.son I.IW 3.200
St. Louis 5.4r 1.2O0
Totals
.35,007 17,771 3I.9j7
After IIIk Coriiorittlons.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8. A writ of mniidatnuH
to compel Hie Cook county Hoard of As
sessors to file with the county clerk a state
ment setting forth the value of the capital
slock nnd bonds of Chicago's gi.'Kt fran
ehlso corporations was filed in the circuit
court today by Miss Catherine Onguln.
hend of tho ( lilcngo 1eiicli;rs i ederailon
Tho petitioner nsks Hint tho assessors bo
compelled to list the Intui glide property
of twenty-three concerns, the nrgreg.ito
value of whose properv Is alleged, under
oath, to be worth J26s.l',:il2
Airnlnst this enormous sum. the total
taxfng bodies have found only $12.271 7(5
wort of tangible proper! ,y It is to pre
rl lie the difference. J235.829.567. repr.senl
Inii their franchises, from escaping taxa
tion, thnt the suit Is brought
lleeornte for the Veterans.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn . Oct. 8 This city
u liberally decorated with the national
colors. In anticipation nf tho annual re
unions of the Army of tho Cumberland, nnd
tho Rpanlsh-Amerlrau War veterans, which
begin tomorrow Special Interest Is at
tached to tho reunion -f tho Spanish-American
wnr veterans, In which tihoiit 200 camin
will be represented. A committee from tho
National Association of Wnr Veterans wi I
arrive tomorrow from Now York to consult
regarding the consolidation of all the or
ganizations of the vctcrntvi of the Spanish
wnr.
llenrly llrgnialnr,
He ready for Irregularities which kill
Don't neglect first signs hut take Cahcarets
Candy Cathartic at onre. May save your
life, Druggists, joe, 26c, 50c.
FCSI0N1STS HEAR WARD
Both Popocrttta and Democrats Flock to tho
Goncral's Meetings.
OLD SOLDIERS GREET THEIR COMMANDER
Committeemen ThriniKhiitit the Mulr"
Are Confident that 'their He
pectlve l.ocntltlre Will He
011 Hie Itlgbt Mile.
Uener.il O. O. Howard lett for Topeks,
Kan., yesterday after two wccUs' hard
campaigning through Nebraska. In spile
of his 70 years tJctiornl Howard came back
refreshed from such u Jaunt ns bus ex
hausted robust men In their prime. He
will enter ut once upon a similar task lu
Kansas and South Dakota, having already
traversed Virginia and New York. The
veteran was entertained Sunday by his
cousin. It E. Howard of thla elt.
"Although my welcome via cordial
everywhere. " said General Howard, "t
enjoyed especially meeting old soldiers
who have settled In great niinibsrs in Ne
braska. At the old Boldlcrs1 ball In Lin
coln 2.U0O people were unable to get into
the room and I was obliged to go Into the
open air. In every town on the route Fair
bury, David City. Mllford. Harvard. Waco.
Sterling, KImwood. Fullerton. Schuyler,
Wymoro ami Kearney each commlttecmnti
was confident that his district was safe
for tho republicans. Wholo groups of
fusinntsts, especially among tho farmers,
arc coLvlnee'd by blgns of good times in
their own experience nnd aro going to vote
to continue them whether they talk much
about It or not I gathered this fact from
people I met on the trains lino1 In hotel
, lobbies ns weil as at the meetings.
I'uKlonlslK Attend .Mrctlnu.
i I think on nn average my audiences
I hnve been mndo up ot one-lhlrd fuslonlBts.
At Kearney I was received by a largo corps
of veterans, ninny of whom hnd sorved
under my command und the audience repre
sented all shades of belief. 1 asked the
peoplo to cheer for the flag that's my
favorite habit nnd the uproar lasted for
live minutes. Then I asked them to chrer
for McKlnley and whllo tho cheers worn
a little less general they were no less vig
orous; It was n very satisfactory volutno
ot sound.
"The only locality whom tho least doubt
was expressed was In Platto county, whom
it was a mnttcr of discussion vhether the
usually heavy fuslonlst majority could bo
altogether overcome. William Hnuptman,
a young German-American who Iiub grown
up In the country, Is making n strong light
for tho legislature anil believes that the
whole republican ticket will be elected.
"Thcro wero u large number of hoys In
my audiences and I began to make efforts
to entertain them 'at David City. I gave
them Lincoln's definition ot government
nnd spoko of tho great trlnnRle of govern
ment, tho executive, tho Judiciary and
congress."
HANNA COMES TO NEBRASKA
Chairman of the Notional Committee
Aitrers to Speak at lloth (liiinlin
noil Soutli tliuiilin.
Chairman Marcus A. Hanna of the na
tional republican cotumltto will spend sev
eral days In Nebraska toward tho end of
next week and will deliver addrcsiies In
both Ouiaba und South Omaha. To Ed
ward Hosnwater and Chairmen Llnducy and
Ostroin of the Nebraska state and county
central committees Mr. Hanna expressed
his willingness yesterduy to visit Ne
braska despite his previous decision thai
ho could not sparo the time from his
duties.
Mr. llunna will enter the state from Siouv
Clty on Friday, October 19. In addition
to meetings tn Omaha and South Omaha he
will speak nt .Nebraska City, Lincoln and
probably Plattsmouth.
FIFTH niSTIllC'l
IS 1XH HTFIil,.
!lrinbllrniis I'nlrly Sanguine that
They Will Curry It.
W. S. Morlan, candidate for congress
from tho Fifth district hpent yesterduy
at the state republican heudriunrters. His
district Includes eighteen counties In the
extreme western part of tho state, with n
maximum fuslonlst majority In tho past
of 4,000.
"1 haven't any well defined Idea whether
I will be elected or not," remarked Mr.
Morlan, "hut republicans who havo been
campaigning through tho district are
sanguluo us to tho outcome. Tho grout
weakness of tho fuslonluta Is In their quar
rels among themselves. It In tho old story
of populists rearing tho crop and demo
crats reaping tho harvest. Tho nomina
tion of both a democratic congressman and
stato senator In Phelps county has created
much bitterness and will almost certainly
give tho county to the republicans. Them
are similar bickerings In Frontier nnd
Kearney counties and In Furnas county
tho split lu even moro serious, for It Is
among populists In their own ranks.
Adnms county will probably go to the fu
slonlsts, but what tho general outcome
will be Is Impoastblo for anyone to sur
mise. "
Mr. Morlan feels the need of hlR presence
In his district nnd will return tonight. His
opponent, Mr. Shcllcnbarger, Is putting In
full tlmo In tho furtherance of his candi
dacy. Political .Notes.
W. H. Dlddco. secrctnry ot the republican
county committee, at Orlcnns, Neb.. Is com
paring note with his superior officers lit
the stato hendqunrtors. ihe campaign has
been waged fiirnestly in llniiiin rountj.
Mr. Dlddeo says, and the republicans havo
every reason to look cheerful.
Tho republican .oiiiitv committee has
gone to soni" pains to decora e Its. head
quarters In The He- building. An rill pa ill
Inc of hoiisevell adorns the rear wull. tihow
liig he lan-llilMie In heroic proportions.
A mammoth poster Mr Ivinlev hangs by
its ilde A dinner pall which might contain
tb men! "f a section gang hangs from tho
ihiindellcr ,mJ displays .1 suitable motto.
Frank Eberinnn, 1111 Indiana salcsiunn, re
marked a, republican headquarters yester
day upon the changed attitude of farmers in
bis territory. "Four years ngo." he said, "I
l nrl trouble soiling wire for 13 cents a rod
anil Mill inort- u",' u. iiiwun..
The price Is now 70 cents a rod anil I mal.n
quick 'ales with tho ready cash behind
them."
l.iinslnir Named Iterelter,
WAT E I ITO W N, N .Y.. Oct. 8.-Robert
Laiif4ng of this city baa been appointed
receiver of llm Elvvoorl Silk compan, whoso
plant Is located In this city, Tim assets
are J112.2S0 nnd debts $83,132 Tho company
was formerly located at Fort Plain, N. 5'.
No ARTrerinnit Reached.
NEW YORK, Oct 8 Tho Western Cnlon
official torlay denied the statement that
1111 agreement had been reached with the
Chicago Hoard of Trade couci rnlng the
distribution of quotations to f-cnllod
bin ket shops
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Telephone 10.19. Omnlia, Sol
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