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THIS OSTAIIA JJAJJjI' JiJiiJU: SATUHIJAl', OUJLOHJ5K 20, 1SHU.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Higher Gables and Light Argentine Ship
ments Forco Whoat Upward.
OCTOBER CORN EASY CLOSING IMPROVED
ntixlnron In Onls I Hntlrely I'rofe.
lonnl nnd, the limine In Sirron
I'rovlslon Are Tnlrlr Active
ami Shu it I 'I nil tiidertone.
CIIICAQO, Oct 19. Wheat ctoscd ft shade
higher today, under the Influence of higher
tables nnd light Argentine shipments, corn
closed Vo und oats ic Improved, Provisions
closed 7&fJ10c to 17!fj20c lilHher.
At tho outset and during most of the
forenoon tho paramount Issue In wheat was
to bo found In tho Argcntlno shipments,
60.000 bushels, compared with 91,000 bushels
tho weak previous and the resultant ad
vanco at Liverpool In tho fuco of a decline
hero yesterday. December opened Uc
higher nt 74&c to 74Htt"41,ic, but this ad
vanco was sufllclcut to set scalpers after
profits, an they were mostly bears, any
way, and a drop to 74'4fi'74c followed.
Tholr offerings were well taken by shorts,
however, and a rally to 74Ho ensued. This
bulge. wn.1 poorly supported and tho large
receipts mused further despondency, under
which December slumped to 74'.ifJ7IUc.
Hern tho market again steadied and re
acted to 74V. at which It closed, a shade
over yesterday. The cash trado was re
ported dull. Seaboard clearances In wheat
anil flour were equal to 131.0W bushols. Pri
mary rnrelpts wero 1,072,000 bushels, com
pared with 978,000 bushels last year. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported 657 cars, against
dot last week and MO a year ago. Loral re
ceipts wero 281 cars, 7 of contract grade.
Corn ruled easy for October, but Jinn for
deferred futures. Trado was fairly active
early, with excitement among thoso In tho
October deal, hut later trudn was very
dull. Tho market received Its strength
from tho rehowul of tho heavy cash trade
begun yesterday. Kxports hero worn put
nt 800,000 bushels. That theso sales, yester
day and today, were made Is said to be duo
to easier ocean freights nnd a reduction In
prlco of a certain bull, said to be liquidating-.
Country offerings wero small and
local receipts 681 cars. October touched 39;
early, but rallied and closed ',4o lower at
SO'ic December sold between 36c and 350,
cloning 4o higher at 35c.
Hardly anything wns done In oats. The
raugn was barely He and tho business en
tirely professional. The cash trado was also
slow. HecelptM were 211 cars. December
sold between 2174c and 22c, closing U up at
22c
Provisions wero fairly nctlvo and showed
a llrm undertone. Hog receipts wero light
nnd tho trado looked as If some long lines
recently doplotcd were reinstated. January
pork Hold between J11.27H and JU.42H and
Hosed 17161I20O higher at JU.40; January
lard between C.rT,i and J0.63, closing 10c up,
and January ribs between 3.95 and JO.OOff
0.02W, with tho closo 7Htfl0o Improved nt
XG.(xVij 0314.
Kstlmnted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 230
enrs; corn, 600 cars; oats, 290 cars; hogs, 16,
000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High iow. Close. Ycs'y.
Wheat
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Corn
Oct.
Nor.
Doc.
May
Oats-
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Tork
Nov.
Jan.
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
nibs
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
73i; 73'4 73 734 7387S'4
73Mfi 7374 73WJ73&4fi 73i
71Vihi 74iTHU 7tH74VQ
39tiH 33V 38Ti S9tt 2994
37'li. 374 37 mii 37V4
33fj3.K 35HH H 35 35H
36 36ft 36 3GH&H 36fJ30',i
21H 21HNi 21 21HGH 21S,
21l4 21V(i4 21W 21i 214
2174fl22 22 21H 22 2174
11 CO 11 12W 11 00 It 12M 10 95
11 27V4 11 42i4 U 27H 11 40 U 22V4
95 tszy,
6 82ft 6 92ft 6 82ft 92U 801
6 70 6 7714 6 70 6 77ft 6 65
660 690 660 690 M
6 22ft 6 23 622ft 6 25 6 10
6 95 6 02ft 5 95 6 02ft 6 92ft
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
FLOUU Dull and easy; winter patents,
IS.9OO4.10; straights, J3.204J3.H): clears. 13.20a
8.60; spring specials, Jl.6034.70; patents. $3.60
4J4.10; straights, J3.10ir3.60; bakers, J3.2033.85.
It BAT No. 3, CS'itf73ftc; No. 2 red? 73ft
Sf7oc.
gOHN-No. 2, 39Vi39Hc; No. 2 yellow, 29
OATS-No. 2 21;022Vic: No. 3 whlto. ffic;
No. 3 white, 23fJ24fta
KYE-No. 2. 49ftc
y,Aiy,'n;KalrJ0 cholc maltlnr, 48055c.
..I'P?-1 ,ax' ,18': northwestern,
J1.85. l'rlme timothy, J4.15iS4.20. Clover, con
tract grade, J10.26.
K,.l?VT1SlSN8-M,0a,Pork- rer M1..
ftfll.i 5. Lard, per 100 lbs., J6.95. Short ribs
bides (loose). J6.60fjC.90. Dry salted shoulders
J.boxe.!' .AliS?0- Snort clctlr Bll08
(boxed), JG.S74i7.00.
WHISICY-lIasis of high wines. J1.27.
I'ollowlng are the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. necelpts. Shipments.
I ; pur. bbls 30.000 ls.ooo
heat, bu 223,k) 860.000
J"orn. l'u 443-(W 2.11,0110
Oats, bu 2Gii,W 410,000
yj " 21.0X) ),0CH)
Uarley, bti n.ooo . 25,u00
On the Produco exchango todny the but
ter market was firm; creameries, l&ii21',4c;
dairies. 135 18c. Cheew. llrm nt lOWBllic
1-KR8, steady; fresh, 17',4c
NBW YOH1C CiKSEIlAI, MAIlKliyr.
(luolntlona of the Ily on Varlona
Cnmmudltlrs.
NKU' YOIIK. Oct. 19.-KI.Ot'H-nccelnts.
2S.402 bbls.; exports. 15,335 bbls.; sales. S,600
pkgs.; quiet but steady, without further
E!'.u.lBS S'fliPJ ?t""lKltH. J4.40VI.60; winter
. VV '1'". uw' .iiinnraom paiouts, JI.15
41 1.55 winter extras, J2.Cj(fi3.l; winter tint-.-nts.
J3.70Jf4.00; soda' bakers. 3 (WQ MO; win
lenV?Ma?W '2'15,?'--W. Kyo Hour, (inlet;
sales, 5U0 bbls.; fair to good, J3.1&13.M
,o.l0i?. tifeVZ,13Slff3-7()' Huchwheat Hour
yMJOkvUKAT-DuH, COfitV, c. I. f New
..iK?,u1L.?,nArTQu.1,,tiJN:,,,low weaicrn, S8c;
city, 0o: Urandywlne, $2.452.00.
IYK Kusler; No. 2 western, 5714c. f. o. b
afloat: stnte, filWBc. c. I. f NowA'ork
llAIll.HY-Duil; feeding.' 4imCc. I. f..
lAHIiH MALT Dull: western, C2CSc.
WIIOAT-UecelntH. 117.375 bu ; ex nor s.
41.099 bu.: sa ns. 1.875 nnrt lm rnin. li
lilt. snot. Snot. HtiMi.lv v., r.wi roi ' "'
1., alloat, and 77Hc elevator; No. 1 northern
Duluth, Mie, f. o. b nlioat; No. 1 hard
Duluth. 87140, f. o. b nlioat. Options very
jdow all day, but malnlalned nt steady to
tlrm tono on higher Kngllsh markets, bad
IT?Jt, n.?wi" trom Argentines and Into
?nViKv,rn,i,iPon,1, ofrer"'BH wero light and
tnostly ror local account. Closed steadv at
7.i.V. 1 V.J.C " nnvniipo; March. Wit2-ii';
?''rt&; May. R2A.l&82ic: clos?d
MVic; October. 77ii(77i4c; closed. 77iic Do
C7'nnrNT w.5,i,,i, closed? 79c '' "C
t OHN-UecelnlH, 161.400 bu.; exports, 175.-
lli', .""snAt1' bu' futures1.?.,!! '40.00)
tor H ml ?Ji i' rou N -'. ?Jc. eleva-'"'...""'..'V-
f- nlioat. Ontlnns
oiieneii eaHV dopiiiimm nf
later rallied sharply. howevV.V'o'n ex a r
irimiriii. Miiiiiitui itit tin 1..
iSfi a shorts:' rn iu V o neT'ml1
vncy; May. KtnMii ."""ed? ."oc" t
'c-osd !r cC"' 45Hci cmb4er.
OATS Hecelpts. Sii.SOO hi..; exports 31 iiw
1. j.: sales, 40.00) bu. spot. Spot, oulcf 'o
2. 25 c; No. 3. 2H4c;No. 2 white. 27UC; N,, :i
ivmiu. .ivu; inti'ti 1111x111 xvt
IflVdc: tracK whlto western unit ini' i
B?tp. nnllntiH Hlnw nnit f.ntin.lnau
PHUb Steady; spring bran, Jl&Knai; 00
titlddlliigs, Jl7.0iil9.ro: winter bran jn
19.tt); city. J17.WXat7.60. '
1 f VY f ri1 1 Pl 1 n K. 77fi77',4c; good to
choice. 82'4'u92Vie.
HOPS Qjlet: state, common to choice
JK99 crop, 10d13c; olds, 2ifi5c; Pacific const!
ISM crop. lWilSo; olds, 2i5c.
HIDKS-Qulot; Oalvewton. 20 to 25 lbs
15o; California, 21 to 25 lbs., lSlic; Texas
dry. 21 to 40 llm.. 23c. " ""H
l.HATHKH-Hti'ndyj acid, 22'iif23'.c.
WOOI Dull; domestic lleoeo, &ff23o;
Texas, 16(f.lCi.
I'llOVlSlONS-lleef. (julot: family. J10.50
WH. 00; mess, J9.(H4i9.50; beef hams, 520. 00
21.00: packet, JlO.mMfll.CO; city. India mess.
I16.00yi7.w). cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies. J9.VWU.00; pickled shoulders, .2Mf
6.50; pickled hams, jn.2514 J. I.ard, weak;
western steamed, JS.40: October closed nt
$7.40, nominal; retlned. easy; continent,
17.50; compound. $0.12450.3714. Pork, easy;
family, Jl6.ivMil.50; mess, J14.(KHil4.23; short
clear. J14.OOH16.00.
POTATOKH- Quiet: Jersys. Jl.00fil.50;
New York. 1.60l,iS,4: Long Island. Jl,60tf
1,75; Jersey sweets, $2. 2557".!. 75.
TAI,l,OW-Qlilot; city t2 per pkg.). 4?T
4UpJ country tpkga. free), 4Jtfj5e.
itlCH-Qulet: domestic, fnlr to extra, 4H
f.64c: Japan. 4i5e,
MOl,ASSi:S-Sleady: Now Orleans, open
Uettle. i;ood to choice, 431ti3c.
HUTTHH-UeeclptB. 3,87? pkgs.j firm;
creamery. 16r22Wo; Juno creamery, 18i21c;
fantnrv. 134116a.
CHRK813 Ilecelpts. 4.396 pkgs.; tlrm:
large whlto lOTio; smalt white, lie; large
colored. 11c; small colored, 11c.
, KOOS necelpts. 9.19S pkgs,; steady;
western, regular packing, at mark, 16f19c;
western, loss off, 21o.
jUWAiH-AUhouih there wm a ahara
reaetlon In tin In London, showing a rise of
iiDout Z, it railed to materially nrrect trie
local situation, Inasmuch (is selling pros
nuro still domlnnted. The close here, how
ever, wns nulet at 127.754228.00. Pic Iron
warrants wero very dull nnd unchanged at
jxwrinv.wi. i,aKo copper was n snaue
firmer In London, but was dull and un
changed hero nt 116.7B17.00. Lead nnd
spelter both were dull nt 14.374 and J4.10tt
4.15, respectively. The tlnplate market
wns quiet. Tno liroKers prico ior icau was
Jl and for copper J1G.S7!.
OMAHA AVIMtliHSALK MAHICKT9.
Cnndltlon of Trnilr unit Quotations on
.Staple mid I'micy Products.
Eaas-Itecclpts light; good Htock. 16c. '
L1VU POULTHY-Hcns. 6c; roosters-, 3S
tc; spring chickens, 6',43Tc; ducks, 4S5c;
geese, 4fl5c; turkeys, 8c.
FKKSH DHUSSHH POl'LTHY Hens, Sfl
Site- ronntern. M6c: ducks nnd geese. 9'rilOc:
broilers, per dog., M; spring chickens, per
lb.. S'l.sc: turKcys, u;if.
flAMK Prairie chickens, ner dor.. J.1.00Q
4.50; mallard ducks, per doz., J3; teal, J1.K0V
1.73! mixed, xi.Zjrm.Mi; jacKsmpp. i.'ji.w.
I1UTTHH Common to fair, 12V4c; choice,
15flltc; separator, 21c; gathered creamery,
19il20c.
KJtKHH OYSTKHS-l'lrst grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per can, 3Se: ex-
. t . .. ... . ....... . I nr aAn.t.1
grade, slack filled, New York counts, per
can, oxira seiccis, Z4c; nianunras, mc,
J'lOKONR-Llve, per doz., 90c.
VKAt.H Choice. MilOe.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association: Choice upland,
.J8.50: No. 1 upland. JS: medium. J7.50: coarse.
J8.50. Hyo straw, JO. These prices are for
nay or goou color ana quality, urmanu
fair. Ilerelpts, 12 cars.
OATS-No. 3 white, 26c.
CO UN-No. 3, 2"ic.
BHAN-Jli
VEOKTAI1LES.
CUCUMnntlH-Per doz.. 20325c.
TUItNIPS Per bu. basket, 60c.
1IE1JT8 Per bu., Vi78c.
CAUHOTS-Per doz. bunches, 25c.
LETTUCE Per doz., 105715c.
HA DISHES Homo grown, per doz., 15c.
IlfiANB Wax, per 14-bu. basket, 50c;
string, 40c.
POTATOES Per bu.. 401150c; sweet pota
toes, per bu., 7ftf90c.
CAHHAOE Home grown, per lb., ltfc;
Holland need, lVc.
TOMATOES Home grown, per M bu. bas
ket, 50c.
ONIONS Home crown, per bu 501 60c,
CELEHY-Nebraskn nnd Utah, 300400.
PnUlTS.
rEACHES-Callfornhi freestones. Jl.tC.
PLl'.MS California, per crato, ji.001.10;
per box, 90c.
PEAUH-Per box, J2.00S2.26.
OnAPES California Tokays, 4-bnsket
crate, J1.76; Delaware and Niagara, per 6-lb.
basket, 15c: eastern Concords, 17(318c.
WaTEIIMELONS-Ab to slzo, lotflfc each.
APPLES Native, 73cflJI.OO per bu.; per
bbl., J2.W; eastorn, J2.&W2.75.
CUANHEHUIES-Per bbl., J0.75; per
crate, J2.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES New Mexican, per box. J4.50.
LEMONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, J4.W;
choice, II.
IIANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
J2.(W2.75.
PIGS California, new enrtons, 90c; lay
ers, &5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NtlTS-Engllsh wnlnuts. per lb., 12013c;
filberts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 17i(
20c: raw peanuts, per lb., 414ijruc: roasted,
6M'7Wr; iirazlls, 13c; Pecans, OfjlOc.
HIDES-No. 1 green. GHc; No. 2 green,
5Wo; No. 1 suited, 7Hc; No. 2 snlted. GMd
No. 1 veal cair. S to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Cc.
St. I.oiiIm (Jrnln nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 72o: track, 73i74c;
October, 72c: December, 72T4c; May, "J?4c;
No. 2 hard. C9WfiC9c.
rnilXf T 1 1 1 . V o V. . 4mh-
S6!4n37c, new: 3Sc, old; October, 26T4c; D?-
ccmDor. aiH'tr.HVic; amy, as'jic.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 22c; track,
22ifl23c: October, 22ic; Deoember. 22Hc;
May. 24Ho; No. 2 whlto, 25Wtf2c.
nYE-Pirm; 6U4S52o.
FLOUIl Quiet and unchanged.
SEEDS Timothy, steady at J.754.25;
flax, nominal at 11. 81.
COItNMEAL-Steady at J2.05QC.10.
I1H AN Nominally lower; sacked, east
track, 6SiH70c.
HAY Steady: timothy. J9.6012.00: prairie.
J9.0O510.00.
WHISKY Steady at J1.Z7.
1HON COTTONT1E8-J1.35.
nAOOINO-JS.10fflS.83.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
METALS Lead. Ilrmer at I4.:04.25. Soel-
ter. llrm nt J4.(C.
POULTIIY Dull: chlcKens. SMc: ducKs.
V4c: geese, 6c: turkeys, 7c.
I'juuH Micauy ai ibc.
HUTTEU Steady: creamery. Q22c:
dairy, 17f18c.
1'IIOVIHIONS Pork, steady: jobbing, jiz.
Lard, higher; choice, J6.82V4. Dry salt meats
(boxed), unchanged: extra snorts, il.m:
clear ribs nnd clear sides. 37.6214. Bacon
(boxed), unchanged: extra shorts, clear ribs
and clenr sides. JS.utH-
HECEIPTS-Plour, 3.000 bbls.; wheat, 85,
000 bu.: corn, 75,000 bu.; oats, 60,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 8.000 bu.; wheat, 44,
000 bu.; corn, 47,000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.
ICnimns City tirntn and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19. WHKAT De
cember, 654 0i 63740! May, 70'iO70ic: cash.
No. 2 hard. HiVnCSe; No. 3. C2C6!4c; No. 2
red, O95(70c: No. 3, KlfiGSc.
cuhn December, iKWtwc; .May, iytw
34c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 34Jj3lV4c; No. 2
white. 37Hc; No. 3, 37c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 24S24'4c.
UYE-No. 2, 47c.
HAY Choice timothy, J10; choice prnlrle,
J8.25.
IIUTTEU Creamerj', lSOc; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EOOS Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock, 15V4c loss off. enses returned; new
whltowood cases Included, Wc more.
IlECEIPTS-Wheat, 179,200 bu.; corn, 27,800
bu.; oats, 10.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 93,600 bu.; corn, 33,
S00 bu.; outs, 4,000 bu.
Liverpool tiriiln and Provisions,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-WIIEAT Spot,
No, 2 red, western winter, firm, 6a lvfcd; No,
1 northern spring, dull, Cs HJd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, dull, (is nul; futures steady; Decem
ber, Ca d; February. 69 7',4d.
CORN Spot llrm: Ame-lcnn mixed, new,
4s 5?id; futurec steady; November, 4s 2d;
December. 4 Hid; Jnnunry, 3s 10',4d.
Itecelpts of whrut during tho last threu
days, 2iS,000 centals, Including 182,000 Amcri
can. Itecelpts of American corn during the last
throe days, M.ooo centals,
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 19.-VHEAT-Dull,
firm: cash and October, "fi'ic: November,
77c: December, 7S'4c; May, XlyjC.
CORN Dull, lower; cush, 42c; October,
42.c.
t) ATS Unchanged; cash and October, 22c;
December, 23c.
RYi: 53c.
HEEDS Clover, dull, lower; cash, 1899
prime. W.25; October, JG.97',4; December,
J6.75; March, JC.C5.
I'lilladrliililu Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 19. HUTTER
Firm nnd fertile higher; fancy western
creninery. 23c; fancy western prints, 2Gc.
EtUJS Firm; fresh nenrby and western,
20c; fresh southwestern, 19c; fresh south
ern, ISo,
CllEESE-Qtilet but steady; New York
full creams, fancy small, lVSGHHc: Now
York full creams, fnlr to choice, 10i,4Jfllic.
Diilulli Wheat,
DULl'TH, Oct. 1!). WHEAT No. 1 hard,
cash, TH'ic; October, 79'.ic; December. 79'4c;
May, !i2Vc; No, l northern, cash, 77uc: Oc
tidier. 72'ic; I.'pcember, 7i',sc: May. ROlic;
No. 2 northern, TSUo; No. 3 sprlns, GO'.ic.
OATS-2:iiif!i2Jc.
CORN-39U.;. ,
MlltTnnl.ee Crnln .tlni'Uet.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19,-WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, 'aiii"c; No, 2 northern,
MHI'liC.
11 vis i.owcr; ko. i, i;k(j2'4c.
UARLEY-Wcnk: No. 2, 57c; sample, 40tf
50c.
MlimeupolU Wlient MurUrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 19 WHEAT-Oc-lobcr,
'6i.c; December, 75754C; May, 7SKi
iu7bV4c. On track: No. 1 hard, 7SVic: No. 1
northern, 7GVjc: No, 2 northern, "V.iilUYiC.
Sow Yorlf II rr !oods,
' NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-DRY OOODS
There has been nothing new of Importnnco
In the market for cotton goods today. Tho
demand has been of 1111 ordinary character
for nil descriptions of staple lines, with 11
continued fiilr demand for spring special
ties In both printed and woven pattern
goods Regular iirlntn and ginghams nro
llrm but iulut. Print goods ;iro llrm but
sell slowly. Linens nro In fair requeBt.
Market llrm, with advnnclng tendency, Hur
laps very senrce and higher by ic in faco
of unlet business,
Cnlirnriilii Dried I'ruKa,
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Qulet and unchanged.
Tho murUet for evaporated apples ruled
rather nulet, but about steady nt uu
ehtgtgeil prices', state common was nuoted
fit 4fi7r.i lirlmn. 4V.rTiM. ..lint.. r.l&.iA.
rfancy. OfiOVio. Prunes were auot'ed "from
3'44(!W per lb., as to size and quality.
Apricots, Royal, IKfHc: Moor Park. 15t16c.
Peaches, peeled, 10.jj2Ue; unpeclcd,'fii9c.
Suitur Market,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 19.-8UOAR-Easy;
open kettle centrifugal. 5 5-16c; yel
lows, 4V405 7-16C; seconds. 3H04Uc Mo
lasses, quletj open kettle, 18c; centrifugal,
18220c.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Settlement of the Goal Strike in Great Belief
to Business.
ELECTION EXC.TEMENT SHOWN IN PRICES
Commodities Are Weaker and the
Cnntlon Which Is so Gratifying In
Presidential Yenr Keeps Spec
ulation at n Minimum.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19. R. O. Dun & Cos
Weekly Review of Trndo tomorrow will say:
A settlement of the coal strike jatlsf.tc
tory to nil Interests coticerntd having bsen
effected business breathes more freely In
tho enst nnd distribution of merchandlso
Is Increasing- ulowly again, although thu
j lection excitement keeps buying In many
llncH down for Immediate consumption. In
the west there Is not the same consumption
nnd there ns in the south the marketing cf
tho crops Is responsible ror a feellm; of
much confidence. In the movement of busi
ness If the nation acts conservatively at
thu polls. Prices of commodities nre
weaker and tho caution so gratifying In n
presidential years keeps rpcculatlon at n
minimum.
Cotton further declined, making the loss
about JO n bale In two weeks. Planters nro
rushing work nnd picking Is expected to
progress rapidly enough to save most of tho
crop from early frost.
High prices make It poislblo to pay good
wages to pickers, and the wages at receiv
ing points Increase. Exports arc only
slightly smaller than n yenr ngo. Foreign
buying Increased with tho recent sharp de
cline. Whcnt has shown more weakness, due In
part to tho greater activity nt Russian
ports and Atlantic ports. Exports for tho
week wero only 2,647,235 bu., agulntt 3,3w,
200 a year ngo,
Corn also declined, but Is fic above In.it
year, which mny account tor tho los In
exports In three weeks of 7,631,765 bit.,
against 10,924,406 In 1S'j9.
Few Important fluctuations occurred In
Iron and steel, but there wero few ad
vances In Bessemer pig ht Plttsburjr and
bllletu at Philadelphia, Moderate gains arc
reported In the volume of transactions, al
though tho tendency Is to delay largo com
trants n few weeks. Implement makers
tnko bar iron freely, and orders for pipe
arc urgent. Structural ahnpes uro tnknn
for foreign points ns far distant as Eypi
and domestic brldgo builders buy freely.
Moro mills luvo gone Into blast nnd the.
general tono I: improving. Production 1 f
coko has increased, but prices are heavy
and many ovens Idle. Tin declined, makliu:
the fall liC In two weeks and Ce from tho
high point In July. Lenthcr and hides nro
llrm, with a good demund Tor boots and
shoes. Jobbers are placing largo orders
and demand Is no longer limited to full
goods. While woolen mills are not working1
at full capacity more seahonublo wenth-r
has Increased demand in .his lino nnd pur
chases of wool nt tho three eastern mar
kets Increased to 4,423,000 lbs., the best total
for a long time.
Prices are steady nnd holders show no
less confidence. In other textile markets
cotton goods nro less freely bid for nnd
uro selling well below parity with the raw
material, Sellers do not weaken in their
Idea ns to prices. Many mills which re
cently shut down or restricted production
urn runnlnc ncaln on full time, but these
are making chlclly henvy goods.
Failures for tne weeK wero aw in un
united States, against 249 last year, and 16
In Cnnada. ngalnst 20 Inst year.
Commercial Advertiser's lyindon financial
telegram snys: The markets wero lm
nrivwi! tiv nrnanprtu nf ensv monev and In
dications of un early settlement in China.
Investment securities wero tno cniei oene
f1rlnHoa Knnnnlut Inn wns on a small scale.
except In Americans, whlsh, though In tho
early trading llnlshed buoyant and noisy on
rvew vorK ruppori, i.onuun irwu a mt. u-
l., Hint llrvun'u hnrin Is pxbnllsted. ThC
bank sold 116,000 gold in French coin,
probably finishing a former transaction.
Tho open markot demand is slackening.
Money rates wero unchanged. Silver wbh
bought for the. east and on good trado orders.
WEEKLY CI-EAniNO IIOUSB TABLE.
Aggregate of Ilnslness Transncted by
the Associated nanus.
KRW YORK. Oct. 19. The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows tho bank
clearings at tho principal cities ror tne
weok ended October 18, with the per cent
of lncreaso and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
Amount. ( Inc
Dec.
Now York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louts
Plttsburir
San Frnnclsco
Bnltlmore
Kaunas City
Houston
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orlenns
Cleveland
Loulsvlllo
aalvcstou
Detroit
Providence
OMAHA
Savannah
Mllwnukeo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Buffulo
Columbus, O
Denver
Memphis
St. Joseph
Richmond
Seattle
Hartford
Washington
Peoria
Atlanta :
Salt Lnko City
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Portland, Ore
Toledo
Rochester
New Haven
Worcester
Springfield, Mnss, ...
Portland, Mo.........
Norfolk
Syracuse
Des Moines
Nashville
Full River
Hcrantnu
Grand Rnplds
Augusta, On
Dayton, O
Tncnma
Spokane
Sioux City
Topekn
Wilmington, Del. ...
Lowell
New Bedford
Knoxvllle, TWijn
Birmingham
Wichita
Btnghamtnn
Lexington. Ky
Jacksonville, Fin. ...
Kalamazoo
Akron ,
Chattanooga
Rockford. Ill
Canton. O
Sprlnglleld, O
Fargo, N. D
Fromont, Neb
Davenport
Helena
Kvnusvllla
Macon
Llttlo Rock
Surlngtlold, 111
Youngstown
Colorado Springs ...
Sioux Falls, S. D....
Totals, U. S
Totals outsido N. Y.
Jl,021,914,304
134,4.H,X77
127.973,534
90,423,451
3ll,2r.,821
29,37S,ni8
25,049.771
20.02S.C47I
18.775,45s
15,S4UU
15,530,250
15,318,801!
lS.i.coj
11.WM.971
8,702,8831
8,411.000
K.IKiI.lGi
7.562.100
K.7t0.,,l
li,674.6
6, 536,075
6,311.212
0.47O.2S1
r,isi;.r.)i
6,355.200
4.93'i,.tfl
4,6101730
4,007,651
H.IPHJ.UT4
3.179.621
2,538,1281
2,ul ,,N.)n
2.2iv.nii
2.K5S.359;
2.56G.17I
2,417.886
2,3i'.l,oiil
2,831,611
2.219.09S
l.hSS.IM
l.Mli.li'Jl
1.401.48
1,361. 469
1,117.24111
1.506.177
1,141,986
l.filH.u.
1.380.522
1,185,249
1.060.729
1,26.1,0791
1, 857.no:
1.011,336
1.074.S151
1.227.S32,
1,501,605
1,307,526
9(18,130
f.37,721
47,9-.9
f.r.S.755
832,1158
419.126
:i72,S00
658,2771
2.13.910
.iss.ano
C3i).4f1
430.031
206,248!
;K.i,4Dl
2S7.C23
375,810
KiS.Wi7
911.762l
736.0621
956.350
WJO.lK'iOl
807,331
436.58
Ml. 3171
VH.2I0.
SO.MS1
J1,C93,493,162
6S2,57S,85S
1.2
"i'.i
8.2
78.9
1.
2.4
2.6
70.61
22.4
21.5
13.0
-4!i
1.0
9.1
47.5
o.s
11.4
32.9:
'ci'.ol
'iiiiol
-3L
3
20.31
1.6
'ii.'i
;3:9
11.3
10.5
"is
26.C
10.4
12.4
27.'7!
1.8
18.5
8.0
12.5
2.0
'23.2
"i'.it
12.0
"is,
12.7
"i'.h
11.8
,1 o
5!2
13.6
1.7
1.0
7.5
10.6
1.0
6.0
"4!3
11.0
10.2
10.6
":'s.'4
"ii.4
'ioiti
4.0
"i'.k
"9.1
9.2
34.4
8.8
"L2
"i'.D
3.6
"ilo
"2:9
58.0
17.2
13.2
4.0
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
Vancouver
Hamilton
St. John, N. B
Victoria
Totals
13,302.3301
8,986.519,
1.5S2. ail
1,097,819;
1,113,417
773,70.1!
f.57,3161
793,663!
.J 28,209.5371
1S.1
7.1
15.2
6.5
'3L2
7.7
O.S
11R AnSTItEl IT'S REVIEW OP TIIADE.
Southern Trade lleiunliiH Cheerful In
Hplte of I.ovrcr Cotton,
N'EW YORK, Oct. 19. Bradstreet'B tomor
row will say: ,
Aa tho Jobbing distributive trado tends to
lessen with tho ndvnnco of tho fall season
tho rcproHslvo Influences of aute-electlon
feeling become more clearly perreptlble.
As for Bomo tlmo past the best trttdo 111I-di-es
come from tho south, which remains
cheerful In splto of lower cotton. Pnclllo
coast advices are that export trade. Is very
largo as tho result of nrmy needs and
Asiatic requirements. Northwestern trade
Is, on the whole, nulet and the disposition
to charce the election with this Is manifest.
Eastern wholesale trade Is quiet but steady.
Oross railway returns continue excellent,
considering the reports of qC-t in nil other
lines, and net returns for August are much
more encouraging than those of July. The
toniiiry n lorcign trauo is in a iiiiiicring
condition, September exports being the
largest ever reported for that month, nnd,
swelled by high-priced cotton shipments,
tho nine months' returns nro far in nd
vnnco of nil previous years, Imports, on
tho other hand, show few gains nnd the
uuiiooit is ior n recorn-ureaKing export
trndo nnd a merchandise balance for the
cnienuar year far In advance or nil oinc
years.
Prices of farm products hnve tended
downward this week. Tho most notnblo
urop nus neen In cotton, 6C ror tno ween
nnd lo from thn lilr-l,at nnlnt reached, cilia
to the good picking weather nnd nbsenco
of frost, encouraging maximum estimates
of yield, but nlso bemuse of tho heavy
weight of receipts brought out by the high
prlco of two weeks ngo. Cotton goods aro
very nrm, ucspitu tlio urop in ,rnw mine
Hal, but the ill-tinaltlnn Is to sell carefully
on spring account. Wdol Is n little moro
hcuvp mm nrm In tono nt enstern markets,
but tho demand Is still to cflver orders re
ceived by iniiuufncturera who are not In
clined t) bllV tint-mill tills.
Tho repression noted Is, perhaps, most
I'luiiiiuciu in mo iron nnu sieei industries,
where values for tho cruder materials re
main well down to the lowest point reached
In more than n year past, und even hero
t 1 to bo noted that a largor volume of
steel rnll orders have been plnccd this year
than In former periods. SiiIcb this week of
rnlls nro estimated nt lfl.000 tons, mostly ut
tho west. Structural material makers nro
reported exceptionally well lixed ns to or
ders, although a meeting of mnkers, It Is
rumored, may cut rates. Pig Iron hns been
slow of sale, but Chicago reports that u
business or ut lenst lOO.OuO tons Is In sight
that may bo placed after election. The
largo Hteel mills nre well supplied with or
ders, though nt low prices and tho usual
scramblu for fall business Is ubsent this
yenr.
Wheat, Including flour, exports for the
week aggregate 3,764,653 bll ngnlnst 4,297,
8jo till, last week. 4,160,618 bu. In tho cotrc
W'on'llnB week of P99, 4,282,773 In 189S, 5,652,
1.1 In 1897 nnd 1.067.217 In 1896. From July 1
vi- V reason, wlient exports are
'',..', P.'i'k "B'llnst 05.125.605 bit. last sens
son
and 01,510,849 bu. In 1SDS-99. Corn exports for
,X?l'.k "KKfeptto 2,886,993 bU against
-,S.t,03, bu. Inst week. 6.05S.697 bu. In this
week a year ngo. B.697,191 bu. In 189S. 1.177.513
.i1'.1 1!?''"1 2.979.9SI 111 1896. From Jnlv 1
'.n, dnte, tills season, corn exports uro 50.0?il,-
nmi il'iV-Vif1?"1 P-M-S I'"- lt senson
nnil 4l,93i,4.1l bu. In 189S-99.'
1.. .1 1 n '".'lures for the week number 223
1 .. .ll,rcl Sl'ttes, ngalnst 210 lust week,
r.. ui-""" week n year ngo, 213 In 189S, 203
111 189. Iltlfl f'O't I.. tLn.- ,n 11 u.
r ,,- ---- - jo.-.,, v tiimiiuiii itiiiuren
wLJ'1 .Wor,k, nmnber 22, ngnlnst 36 n..t
hln'lA ,nPl yer UK0' "
MOVE.IIEAT.S OF STOCKS AM) IIO.VDM.
Ilnll Element EiTsiiy .Secures Vpner
..nu'1 1,1 Aotle Murket.
IlnJ ..n,."il5pf f1r a" passes of stocks to-
noJ,t,".iwhlch tl,n b"" element easily se
cured tim imnnt i.o.,.i ...i i.
SilMroUnK.nUcc,ss throURhout tlio day.
IS?, i Vrr ProfU-takln.tr during tho closing
Hour nf thf ttinfin ut nJl
;,ri, 0,lt. ifor '"'vanco with such good
Vo Ll ,l10 Benernl list tlint It was ublo
1 or L 11 vtry mr-' "mount of offerings
iViL ,:,ICCI- "egan to be produced.
iViuesr',"1 .off somewhnt in tho llnnl deal
ings. rOdllCllH' ..Vlr.mn . .. .. ........1.1
fM.. 11 Px,cnt nt"' carrying a few stocks,
JSL1,1. 'e .Hom.R .of 1,10 leading Industrials,
below lust night. The closing was thus
maclo very active, but tho average level of
prices was considerably higher us n result
or tno day s trading. The advnnco was con
estcd during tho earlier part of the day,
m.t.i""t 5s .vigorously as yesterday. No
rurther erfect wns produced than to checit
tho udvanco In somo quarters, without cf.
fejtlng any effectual declines.
Tho hear opposition nppenred to be wlth
,lu'.n when tho courso of prices turned
clenrly in favor of the bulls und somo of
the Interests which wero largo sellers ves
ter.luy turned to tho buying side. A fact
which could not escano notice wits that ves
terday s rumors of further plnns of amal
gamation of the Vnnderbllt properties wer
heard nothlnp of today and tho concerted
fulvnnco In the group camo to nn end. In
fact, New "lork Central Itself llnished th.
day with n net loss nnd the same was true
of other members of tho group. Lake Erie
& estern stocks, however, moved up in
thO enrlV dentines nnrt Knur VnrV CMinnn
ft St. I,ouls first preferred gnlned nn nddl
tlonnl 5 points. It wna notable nlso that
yesterdny's upward rush In the steel stocks
wns desisted trom todny nnd severnl or tho
group ended with net losses, tho tmportnnt
exceptions being thn American Hoop stockD,
Colorndo Fuel stocks nnd National Tube
pugar nnu t'eopie s uns wore affected by
realizing. This turning from one point In
the mnrket to (mother is 11 characteristic
feature of nrofcsslonnl nnerntlnn nmt mn.
jilpulntivo processes, .which clenrly plnycd
11 uuku irari 111 louay s marKOi, uui 11 was
equally clenr thnt the professional manlpu-
iiiunn ior ino rise nnu largo success in nt
trnctlng outside trade. There is a class of
professional operators who havo been con
lldent ror some time nast that there wns n
largo waiting nubile which could bo induced
to buy stocks by any decided upward move
ment or prices. Today's market seemed to
Justify their confidence, With the excep
tions nbnvo noted the strength of the mar
ket wns very general and tho trading wns
very broadly distributed, Speclnl points of
strength wero Atchison preferred, the
grangers and southwestems generally.
Northern l'nrltlc, Southern Pacific nnd
Manhattan, with the other local traction
stocks following in sympnthy. The nows
of tho day had little to do with the ad
vance. Preliminary estimates of tno week's
cash changes of tho banks were decidedly
confused. Tho direct shipments by express
to tho Interior nnd the operations of the
banks with tho New York suhtreasury In
dicates 11 loss in ensh of J7OS.0O). This take
no account of tho gold which hns arrived
from Kuropo this week and which may bo
too lato to figure prominently In tomorrow's
statement. Tho. activity In the stock mar
ket seems to lndlcnte an expansion of loans.
But loans on the Stock exchange have come
largely to trust companies, which drew on
tneir uhuk ucposus m nt-uinu inc .111111:1.
There is thus a possibility of shrinkage
In tho deposits and consequently In reserve
requirements, which will bo to tho ndvaii
tnuo of tho surplus.
Tho bond marltet was considerably more
nctlvo today nnd thero were somo large
snles. Totnl sales, pur vnlue. J2,725.O0a
United Stutcs now 4s advnnce.l U per cent
on the last cnll.
The following nro the closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchango:
Atchison 30 Uiilon Pacific ....
do pfd 7r,!il,0l VA '2.
Baltimore ft O.. 7L"i W abash ,is
Canadian Paclllc. 864 , do Pfd....
Canada So 61 Wheel, ft U 13... 8'i
Chew, ft Ohio 30U do 2d pfd.. 2..),
Chicago O. W.... ll Wis. Control .... i?u
C H. ft Q 127'N Third Avcnuo ...111
Chi. Hid. ft L..... 20 Adams Ex.. 120
do pfd 6.' American Ex 153
Chi. ft E. HI Wt ; '
x, Tsi v. m WollH-Fnrgo Ex..i2
C, II. I. ft P mi Acr- Oil...
C. C. ft Ht. I.. I I""- ;;; I'l'i
5 nuiur, quilling .. 45,
311 , do pfd 23
,-, lArocr. S. ft It.... 2,
Del. ft Hudson. ..112 .uo lu''-vv.
Del. I.. & w its A'ner. Spirits ... t
Denver ft It. O... 1'lVk ." I,f'' "-- 17
(
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pni
do pfd..., 6ir.s '" '. " miup..
Kilo 11211 lo !fd 09
do 1st pfd 35'i A'm'r- & W... IK'lJ
(It Nor. nfd IjO1! tl0 nfl1 75U
llneklSi Coni ::: 15 Amer. Tin Pinto. 33"
ti,.,.M.. trniiA.. o.H. HO Dia VM'.
Illinois Centrnl...U9 tA,',"er;lf70hacco.. 93!
jown central
do pfd....
is lo PM.T
i,,iiAnac. Jlln. Co
tjikn Erie ft . Hfiii .'r """'" T
do nfd I'll '- "el (t
iJiko'siloro"::::: :ji,.bucco
L. ft N
.Manhattan J,..
.uui. (ji. jiy ..l-w'l'nmi
Mexican Central. llli!ni1It
Alltlll. til. u... 07
do pfd MVfc
,MO, 1'IICIHC M
mtl'l 111' (1111
Federal steol
livL'l" I'M-..,...
. JSleotrle
Mobllo ft Ohio.... 31
.. 10
. . . :V6
...1:10
Glucoso Qugnr
do pfd
Inter. Paper ..
do pfd
I.ilclcde (Inn
Nntlonn! Biscuit. 31
l 86
.127
46
6li
37
2SH
80'4
56i
67
1.42'i
53Vi
98
19
6IH
4
National Lead':;: 19
iJ:J?. do pfd feu
' National Steel ...
J''-! do pfd ' S i
M.. K. ft T
do pfd
N. J. Contrni
N. Y. Central
Norfolk ft W.
.1..
IIU lllll . Ii'-nl . I -
No. l'nciiic wvN " Y, Air,,i.,;;-.;,5i&
o:!mr'iol,ftw:::::
TlAhtiuvk'nnlfi wvf. J!u?
Heading
.... 6714
. .... f'aciiin Mnii ...-r
17 P..nii1'H n.
do 1st pro 27Ti Pressml T-.., - " " .
"1" ,W 43 do pfd. 7.
do 1st nfd
do 2d pfd....
St. U. Southw.
do pfd
St. Paul
do nfd
St. P. ft Omnha.113
so, I'ui'ino bu
Sugar
61:
...120?;
-"7 1111 pru... iiri7
-.-,w. .3, j.i'iiiiipr ... ii7i
.irt ...1 -.-
i" JIU, , , . . .
V. 8. Hubbor
do nfd
Western Union
..114Hi
..171
a
11
31 K
93'
IV
ou. jwiiiouy ;;..; lIpKllh n T H. a in
HO prl...... . 561, do pfd. .. ' W
Texas ft Pacltlc. 16H p. c. C. ii s. I,
Offered, iiii(t!
Hit IIISTIIHET Vl.VA.VCIAI. ItliVlinv.
ApprelieiiKloii A lion I llnrket Itelleveil
by Importation or tinlil.
NKW VOnK, Oct. 19.-Bradstreefs Finan
clal Itevlow tomorrow will eny:
Any acute apnrdienslon about the money
market was reflevcd by tho large amounts
of gold which New York bankers procured
ubroad and which are on the wav to this
country. The sum totnl is over J9.O00.000 and
though this amount Is llttlo greater th'in
the shlppienta from New York to the In
terior In sotnn recent weeks the effect,
even In advance of the specie's nrrlnl, was
favorable. Owing largely to thn gold Im
porting arrangements and 11 falling off In
tho sunpl.v of cotton bills exchange re
covered this week from Its recent break and
Is ngnin nt n point which cuts off further
gout imports, tub rnct, However, nun 111
case of danger to our money market as
sistance could be hud abroad could hardly
fall to glvo Increased confidence to tho
lluanclnl arid speculative markets. In this
connection Wnll street wns particularly
struck with tho unnouncemcnt that tho
Bank of France would nut no obstacles In
tho wny of moderate gold withdrawals to
New York, lr they wore needed hero. It Is
noted with satisfaction that although pome
of the Bpecle now on the wny here wns
taiten rrom tne until: or iinginnu or franco
most or It represenls umounts of bullion
picked up on tho open market nnd one Im
portant sum of 12.toii.0oo Included III the Na
tional City bank's consignment consists of
uar gold rrom soutn Arricn.
The operations In short have been con
ducted In ii way which hns obviated ntiy
disturbance of the foreign money markets,
discounts at both London and Berlin being
n little lower, und fear of .1 disturbance
caused by American demands has been de
layed. However, this does not represent
any Increased foreign representation In the
biock martlets nnd London lias even been
a smaller seller of securities.
Xt'vr York Money .llnrket.
NEW YOHK, Oct. 19.-MONEY-OH cnll,
nrm m ;ijt per cent; mat loan nt 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. faS ner cent.
STEIILINO EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at f4.84'
ior (lemnnii unit at t.si;i ror sixty .lays,
rosieu rules, ji.yju i.sj'.i nnd JI.85H. Com
merclal bills. JOOUin.Kl.
SILVEIt-Certlflcutes, 62l4ff6lc; bar, 63'.ic
Mexican dollars. 49'c.
BONDS Government, strong; stnte, In
active; rnuroau, strong,
Tho closing prices on bonds today nre ns
ioiiows;
F. S. ref. 2s, r..10l
do coupon 101
do 3s, rec lOSJi
do coupon 109's
do new 4s, reg,l33ti
do coupon 1344
do old 4s, rcg...HF4
do coupon 114
do 6s, reg 112
do coupon U.t'.i
I), of ('. .1 iIVm IB
Atrll. irntl Am liKl
do ndj, 4s 87;
Cunudit Ho, 2s.... 106k
C. ft O. 4',4s 9,6
do 6m ,12D
C. ft N. W. c. 7s. 139',;
do H. ilfli. r.itiI
Chicago Ter, 4s.. 92
( olorado So. 4s.. 81 'I
D. ft It. O. Is.... 103
.In (u ii'i
Erie general 4s..: 70
F. UV II (V la 71
Gen. Electric 5s.. 120
ta. central 1B....11.T-;
L. ft N. mil. 4s... osti
.11., IV. 1 . i-H. .. I,l.4
do 4s 9l.'
When Issued
N. Y. C. Is
;v J. c. roti. 6s.
No. Pacific 3s. . .
do 4s
N Y, (J ft H L Is
Nor. ft W. c, 4s.
Ore. Nnv. Is
do 4s
Oregon S. L. 6a..
110 consul 5s
itteiidlug gen. 4s.
Iltlo O. V. Is
Ht I, & I M o. 6s,
St 1, ft H F g. 6s,
St. Paul consols.
St. P.. ('. ft p. is,
do 6h
So. Pacific. 4s
So. By. 6s
S. It. & T. 6s
Texas ft Pue. Is.
do 2s
Fnlon Paclllc 4s.
U'nbasti is
do 2s
West Shore 4s...
Wis. Central lu..
Va. Centuries ....
.losv
.123!4
m
ilM'k
.1U1
9". i
iir.i
103';
127
H3i
8814
w
110
122-1;
170'j
HS'i
nnv5
109H
Ill
65
103i;
117i
102-n
113
y,;
W.4
lloston Slock (luolnf Ions.
nnRTnv rn 1 ior,.n o,r,,
cent: tlmo loans, 63c per cent. Official
ciusiiit;;
a., t. &srp7rr'29!iriiioniXtrd ih
do nfd ?r.i. U'..u i.-.t d
Amer. Sugar 'OJiWestlngh. EleC... 4';
1 I'M-., 116 Atchison 4s 9'l'4
Amer. Tel DOWN. E. n. x, n r. r.i'3
jjusiiiii v iii J-...-1, Adventurn
Boston Eloviited.151 Allouez Mln. Co.
Jjoslu'i ft Me 19.1 Amnl. Copper ...
C B. ft Q 1274 Atlnntl,.
Dominion Coal... 3.ua Boston ft Mont ".v.-.
do pfd..,. ns iiiutto ft Boston.. 65
reucrni Hteei . . . sni C11I. ft Hecla ..
'1, I'M. ......... 07U Centennial
Fltchburir nfd im i.vi,u,.
Gen. Electric ....14214 llnmhni,it
...140 .Osceola
...212 'Parrot
... ll'4'Oul ncv
... 85 Santa Fe Copper. fi;
... 10 1 1 ll.imrilCK z A
...2031; I'tnh Mining ....
... 22U, U'lnnnn -n?
7ArlV..."
... 01 vermes
... 61
do nfd
Ed. Elec, 111.
Mot. Cpntrnl
Mich. Tel
N. k. n. x- r?
Old Colony ..
old Dominion
Rubber
Union Pacific
4!4
91'j
:i
76S
KU
114
25
72
4 Pi
151
41i
London SIiipIi Oiwii.tin...
LONDON, Oct. 19.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., mnnnv. .ss 1S.1R w-tn
do nccount ..991-16 do 1st pfd::''
Atchison .......... 30; Pennsylvania ..
Canadian Pacific. $'. Bending
Bt. l'nill 117; No. Pnellln tif.l
Illinois Contrni. ..121H Grand Trunk ..
Loulsvlllo 76'; Anaconda
TTnlnn T'nn tif,l 77Li. -fi.
N. Y. Central ...,137'A
.. i2;
,. 35i
. est;
8H
. 737b
. C",
. 9'4
.. 40,
P.'XS,SJI'ypR-Strm,y' 'I Pr ounce.
In the open market for "lion bills Is 34i
per cent; for threo months' bills, 3; per
cent. ' 1
?fevr York Mining Storks.
NEW' VDllIf ri. 10 rm. n ,
xvv... 4. , iiiiiuwiiii; are
todny'08 uuotntlons for mining shares
600"
Chollar 2t
Crown Point 13
Con. Cnl. ft Vn.,120
uendwood 60
Gould ft Currln.. 75
Halo ft Noreross. 35
Homestnko 5500
Iron Silver 70
.Mexican 43
lOntjirlo
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ...
do pfd
Sierra Xnvmln
Stnndard
t'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket
.. II
..125
..600
.. 33
..310
.. 25
.. 19
Forelicn I'liiuncliil.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Althouph exports ef
gold In the direction of Paris nro cfiuslnjr
some uneasiness tho dematul Is not re
garded seriously. Far moro Importnnco la
attached to the recovery of New York ox
change. Discounts were easy and improved
the tono of tho Stock exchange, p-irtly ow
ing to the enhanced hope that money would
be cheaper during the coming- months than
anticipated. Still business was quiet.
Homo railroads had a tendency upward
nnd tliete were some realizations In ills
trlcts nfter 1 spurt of 5 per cent In ordl
nary on the revived tumor of an early
udopttnu of electric traction and another
rumor that an American t-yr-dlcntn mny tr
to obtain sulllclent stock to Htcuro control
of tho road, though It Is verv dub'.ful
whether tho rumor Is bared on fuct. Tho
Americans advanced in response to Now
York. Ontarlos and Louh-vlllcs were the
features, tlio public extending operatlom
to Grand Trunks, which opened eniler nnd
rallied In sympathy with Americans. Uold
to tho nmoint of .1:140,000 wns withdraw1!
from the Bank of England today ror ship
ment to France. Spanish 4h closed nt 6S1.
Gold premiums at Buenos Ayres, 131.60.
Unr gold Is (itinted nt 77s lHfcd, but there
wero i-evernl snles at 7Ss.
PAULS, Oct. 19. Business on tho bourse
todny wus calm and tho fif.neral disposition
was towurd better prices Spanish U made
a good recovery on bear covering. Bio in.
tos nt first wore frcrlv offered, but regnlned
part of their loss. I)e Beein were main
tained nnd closed (lull. Knlllrs declined.
Three por cent rentes, 100f for the necoun':
exchango on London, 25 f ll'.-c for checks;
Spanish 4s closed at C9.82&.
BEItLIN, Oct. 19. At the opening of tho
bourse today mines wero tlrm on the an
nouncement that large orders for enajlin's
to be used on tlio Hussian state rollro.vls
has been distributed nnd nlso on fuvorab'o
coal Industry reports. Americans were firm
cn favorable ndvlces. Sp'inlsh 4s declined
and at tho closo prices wero easier on re
alizations of locals. Exchango on London,
20m 43'ipfg for checks. Discount rates,
short bills, 2i per cent; for threo months
hjlls, 3 per cent.
I'lnunclal Nolo.
ST. LOIMS. Oct. 19.-Clearlngs, J6.10S.482;
balances, 1013,227; money. 4ft7 per cent; New
York exchange, C0o discount bid, 50c dis
count asked.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. Clenrlngs, :2,615,0.2;
balances, 1,02,313; posted exchange, $4 l2ti
4.85U,: Now York exchange, 40c discount.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 19.-Clenrlm;s,
J13.770 7R1: balnnces, Jl.DVt.9ll.
BOSTON. Oct. 19. Clearings, JM.081,90.1;
balances, Jl. 3(7.453.
NEW YOHK. Oct, 19.-Clearlngs, J101.230,.
457; balances, J7,875,999,
roiullllon of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. Today's state
ment of tho trensury balance In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J150.000.000 gold
reservo In tlio division of redemption,
shows: Avnllable cash balance, $135,730,131;
gold, $86,301,185.
Cotton Mnrket,
NEW YOniC. Oct. 19. COTTON-Opera-Hons
In cotton fut.ires today fell consider
ably below tlio average day's transactions
nnd tho variations, while of n 15 point
range. lacked significance. The openlnu;
was steady, with August 4 points lower nnd
tho other months unchanged to 0 points
higher, this being qiiltn out of line with tic
marked strength nnd activity in the Liver
pool market. For a time prices followed a
zigzag course, with tho trado at sea as to
just what way to turn. Bearish Ideas, how
ever, prevailed, und prices Mowly tapered
oft under selling of outside long cotton and
over enles by tho pit contingent. Eurnno
sold sparingly hero on tho decline nnd tho
south offered sparingly of January and
February options. The extra government
report benrlng on the Texas crop In con
nectlon with th big storm had no special
significance on tho sentiment, the Informa
tion having neen protty thoroughly dis
counted here. During tho nfKrnoon thn
market was listless, with n weak inder
tone. Jnnunry fell slowly to 9.1fir. sti.
quently rallying on covering by ehorts, Th
week-end statistics were, fully a formid
able as nntlclpatfd nnd helped to ilepreKS
the mnrket afterrthe noon hour. After tho
close the market ruled steady to 2 points
lower. Spot closed quiet. 3-16c decline, mid
dllng upland, 9?ic; middling culfi Wc!
none.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hurdlj Enough Cattle Arrived Today to
Make a Market.
DECLINE IN HOGS COMES TO A HALT
Ltbernl Supply of Sheep, but Demand
Wns lliiunllr G001I nnd Both
.Mi rep and I.hiiiIin llrounjlit
Similiter Prices.
Itecelpts were:
Official Monday .
Olllclnl Tuesday v.
Oltlclal Wednesday
WHICH..
Olllclnl
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 19.
Cattle. Hogs.
Thursday
i' riuuy
6.393
3,553
, 6,749
, 4,761
. 1,010
8.0:3
8.2s I
7.IM
6,10i
Sheep,
11,7.17
13,013
10,7'J
6,'i8j
10.674
I'lve days (his week. .. .20.472 33.323 67,008
Same dayH last week. .. .25,196 31.662 64.623
Hnmo days week before.. 26,111 31,137 40.3V2
Sumo three weeks ngo.. 30,180 31, Wi SS.OT
Same four weeks ngo .24.Ru 26,290 47,158
Average price paid tor hogs for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
I 1900. 1893. 189S.1!W7.I.189C.HS4,
I 3 711 3 85i 2 941 3 9S 5 2'j
3 79 3 03. 3 w 0 si
3 66 2 791 3 801 5 00
3 f.l 3 73 3 Mi 5 00
3 54 3 71 2 93 3 (Si 4
.1 S3, 3 74, 3 U4I I 4 87
3 581 3 641 3 0I 3 SJI '
3 59 3 62 13" 3 66, 4 t
3 lui 3 a 1 m
3 Hi 3 Mi 4 88
1.
3'..',
4...
6...
6...
7...
8...
9...
10..
II..
12..
13..
14..
15.
16.
. 6 I3t
oil 15
61 S 4-6
619 3-5
516 2.5
510 1-5
I C OS'
.1 6 01'!
, I 4 921),
.1 1 Pirv
.1 4 92,41
1
S2Ji,
18.... 452 2-6
... 14.11 2-5
4 39
4 42
4 37
4 311
4 34 1
4 35
4 35
4 ,13
4 31.
1 23
I 20,
4 24
4 20
4 15
4 10
4 16
3 iVtf
3 67' 3 69
3 66 3 621
U 69
3 66
3 63 3 64
3 69 3 61
3 59
3 70
3 67 3 51
3 73 3 60
l
3 13
3 301
3 32
3 19'
3 20
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3 2o
3 79' 4 91
3 7i 4 H
I 4 93
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3 76
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4 74
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4 e;
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12
12 ....
10....,
75....,
54
108
91
94
19
176
S6
133., ...287
66 305
43 261
52. 314
61 ! 277
63.
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G3.
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62....
49....
61....
92 189
66 285
S2S
....235
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. . . .32(5
....219
....117
260
200
so
120
W
40
200
120
120
280
80
160
.262
.320
.271
228
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. .277
. .200
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. .276
. .280
. .21.1
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. .255
..286
. .273
.250
,200
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80
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80
120
so
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SO
120
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120
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I'rtO
160
120
3 85
3 STl
3 90
4 45
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4 50
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4 M
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-I 60
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4 R2VJ
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4 52',4
4 52H
4 6-'!i
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4 62U,
4 624
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4 rO"i
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4 52t,
1
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258
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86. .
71..
73 240
75 259
75 222
74 250
63 274
74 246
CO 207
US 246
71 2)9
70 258
66 91
49 207
CO. . ..
67....
78.,..
62....
68....
61.
.230
,.296
1.288
,.237
227
: Ho
rs
160
80
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2MI
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40
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40
120
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m
200
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.316
.261
.265
,2'V5
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.192
.29
..282
..220
. .280
..251
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..300
::280
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..339
..264
. .328
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40
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40
40
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80
120
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160
'40
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4 r.2'4
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4 62j
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4 524
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4 0:4
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4 56
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3
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10 8 8
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Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p
1 1.037
31 914 614
8 1.235 9J9
181 1.419 1.523
121 1.553 626
60
43
23
31
ins
57
112
40
1
ii! ::::: :::::
aS7 6,900
16 0.16S 10,398
Indlentna Fim,l.i.
. The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
r M. & St. l Tty...
Missouri Pacific Ky.
Union Pacific system.
C. & N. W. Ky
1'., 12. fi M. V. It. II..
H. C & P. Hy
C, St. P.. M. ."k O
II. & M. 11. It. It
C. It. K- Q. IlV
K. r. ft St. J
C, It. 1. to P. Hy., H.
t!., It. I. t P. Ity., V.
Totnl receipts..
The dlsiiosltlnu of tho day s receipts wns
ns follows, ench buyer pjrchaslng the mini
oer or beau inuicaica:
Huycrs.
Omnha Packing Co..
(. II. Hammond Co
Swift nnd Company
Cudnhy Packing Co
Armour it Co
Swift, from K. C
Hammond, from K. c...
H. Decker & Degnu
J. L. Carey
Lnhman tv i)
V. I. Stephen
llenton & I'ndcrwood
Livingstone & Sclmller...
H. L. Hennls & Co
Jl. l Hohblck
Other buyers
Totals
PATTl.K-ll vena nltnnqt IlUn n Kiitllnliiv
111 the cattle yards today, hardly enough
being on sale to makn 11 market. About
seven enrs of corn cattle nrrlvcd, but were
mostly on the half-fat order, for which
there Is little demnnd. Packers do not seem
to want them anil they nre Inking them
only under protest. Tho market lius been
going off on thnt class of stuff all the week
nnd todny bids were still lower. It Is dif
ficult to tell Just how much has been taken
off on such grndes, ns the prices have been
very uneven and only a few iirrlvlng, Good
handywelght cattle have held up in good
shape, ns packers aro all anxious for ca'.tlo
nnswerlng to that description, and, al
though the market broke the first part of
tne ween, 11 urnn-d up tne latter part.
About seven cars would cover the 'ecelnts
of cowb today and prnctlcnlly all of thoso
were on tne emitter order. As tlio siinnlv
tins Ueen 1 lieral all tne week ennners
nnu medium grade buyers were Inclined to
tiiKo orr n nine more today nnd tno market
wns dull and wenk. Tho demand fur
cnoico cows unu lienors, However, is as good
un ever and the market for tho week Is a
good dime lilglior.
Tlicro were only a few Blockers nnd feed
era nero louav una most or tlioso were on
tho commonlsii order. Yard traders seemed
to havo about u 11 they wanted lor this
week and ns n result sellers found snmn
difficulty Jn disposing of what they had at
very r.uiHinciury prices, in otner words
tho markot was In verv much the snm.i
condition It Is npt to be nt tho Inst end of
uie ween niter inero lias been a liberal
run.
lhcre were nrnctlcallv no westr-m hoof
cuiiie on sail' louiiy. and. us a resu t. no
test of tho market was made. Cowh could
tie nuoted steady on unod kinds nmi ,inii
mm wean on ini'iiiuin grimes and canners.
Feeders wero nlso slow nnd the tendency
mnri, jii.-ii!i.-rM-iiutiiYf. wiuea;
UHHI-' STHHItS
Av. Pr. No.
BSD j;i th 1
No.
1...
21...
..1005 4 65
1...
13...
1...
1...
3...
1...
10...
6...
840
886
950
920
10U)
1080
1 60
1 75
2 IK)
COWS.
1...
Av.
.1220
.1310
Pr.
4 75
5 40
1...
4...
23...
1.
.1030
.1215
.1180
. 901
.1037
940
m ..1
2 50
COWS AND HKIFKItS.
854 3 90
HKIFKHS.
766 2 73 6 978
457 3 50 6 S92
HULLS,
.1130
.1680
.1510
.lono
.1070
.1400
2 10
2 ro
2 50
2 (.0
6..
1..
3..
o
t::
1.
1..
8..
3..
2..
3..
1...
4...
1...
3(7) 2 fK)
346 3 73
125 6 0.)
STOCK COWS
810 2 ro
623 2 20
610 2 HI
013 3 50
CALVKS.
1
1
1
AND
1
..1361
..1440
..1290
.. 970
..1550
.. 910
2 50
2 50
3 00
3 10
3 60
3 25
3 50
4 35
2 65
2 75
3 05
3 13
.1 :w
3 75
5 og
5 60
5 '
1.
20.
100
120
.... 100
HKIi'HHS.
930 3 a"
850
660
620
3 10
3 15
3 20
STOCK. CALVES.
, 20) 3 00 1 380 3 60
390 'AM 1 200 3 50
236 3 60 16 337 4 CO
BTOC'KKHS AND riiKDHUS.
613
995
610
429
SS0
9.
6..
19..
12..
3 30
3 50
3 50
3 CO
3 CO
NKURASICA.
403
653
63.8
675
3 65
4 00
4 00
4 10
Av. Pr, No. Av. Pr.
327 90 1 feeder... 960 3 01
770 2 90 1 cow 870 3 0)
170 5 60 4 heifers... 662 3 i
460 3 50 1 feeder... 620 3 25
740 3 00 2 cows... .1050 2 69
130 3 30 1 hull 1300 3 25
790 3 80 2 feeders.. 750 3 25
750 3 00 2 cows 11M 3 0)
2V) 2 60
No.
18 feei?ers
1 hull ....
1 calf....
1 feeder.,
2 feeders
1 cow
13 feeders.. 790
1 fecdSr... 750
1 rnw 1220
w. c. itucncocK rtcn,
16 feeders.. Sll 3 00 24 stk. civs. 320
2 heifers... 570 2 CO 6 feeders.. 448
Mrs. J. K. Urlttlngham-Ncb.
20 feeil ers,. 1171 3 65
C. A. Meyers-Wye,
2S feeders.. 971 4 65
Thomas Wilkinson Neb.
67 feeders.. 835 3 75 1 bull 1300
855 ;i 7,i J nun
780 3 on
IDAHO.
.1117 2 80 1 heifer.. ..1070
,969 3 15 21 steers.. ..1010
Ben Peer-Neb.
.1073 2 90' 17 cows :.
43 feeders.
8 reeders.
32 cown
2S cows
21 COWB...
10 COWB. . .
1 cow....
60 CillVCH..
1 cow....
34 feeders-.
11 cows
861 1 75 1 bull
.1090 2 90 1 cow....
J. W. Welpton-Neb.
2S0 4 0) 6 feeders,
. 770 2 60
J. (inodman AS yo.
Ji50 3 85 6 cows. . .
.1100 3 60
3 60
3 00
3 15
3 25
3 90
2 70
2 65
1 75
.1410
810
493 3 65
.1030 3 25
linr.K The downward course of the hog
I'9.9.b.-eM,.r.ked today. Not nil te 100
miirKr. ":,- ,l,,-. ,Pnu ir..
cars arriveu, nil", ",
m. lower, opening, bids hero were 11 1
1 iter than yesterday's close, but not (
better '"' J. " .. mnrlrnt Tim
wero
llttlo
lUttil
IIIIU
n'f fi,e enrTy s les was at $I.60W.62',4. with
?ho better grades of light and medium
welgWH "lllng ns high as J4.55. Tho saleH
today will not show up finite un well iih
.111 vest cm iv imyiiik hi win iuci mill
iifl... 1 'J'lrr, wu" ft K0C"J' llheral run nf
fiJf, "'rp f"'ny, for a Krld.iy, but the
eininil was etumllv large. Packers wero
1 u""j( for both shc-p and Inmbs of
.ood qua Ity. and conseiuently everythlmt
",r..,l,nt.,;'si'rlnllon was sold at an early
-r,u 1 ''V1.0'; I'linbs sold us high as J'...ts.
i , '"".V ,1'lKl'er than itnythlng has brmuht
biTuro thli week. Sheep also brought goml
"t'o 'P, 1'ilccs. so that the market was In
k .'impo an iiroumi.
1 he demund lor feeders rontlnued hrnvv
to'iay. ,;nil nrvtltlnR nt nil desirable was
Picked up cnrly In the morning. Prlce
show very llttlo variation from day to ti.iv
or from week to week, the supply nnd
demnnd apparently keeping Jitrt about even
ut present price.
."ti'-.'.IMl t-'hnlce western gr-ns weth
ers, , J.,.,jlflf: choice grass eiirlltiKS. tt'S
ffW.OO; chifi .we J3fff3.W; fair to good
ewes. mfij.26; 0 ill ewe... j:.503.(M; chol. o
Miring lambs. $5.1UflB.35j fair to good sprl.iu;
Innibs. J4.83'(,5.ir.; feeder wethers. M.3.5'()3 .'.;
feeder lambs, JI.OOtJ4.45. lteprescntatlv
No.
239 Wyoming ewes
52u Wyoming- wethers
8 native wethers
J:J 'oml"K cull lambs
49 yomlng ewes
2 yomlng yearlings
2,1.1 western w thers
ft?l yomlng ycarllnir feeders.
4J3 Wyoming feeders
i0 A yomlng feeders
31 Nebraska wuthcrn
.t Wyoming wether ,
20t I'tnh sheep
3'fi Wyoming feeding lambs....
iHr A yomlng feeder lumbs
PpS Wyoming tender lambs
101 Nebraska lambs
116 Wyoming lambs
289 Wyoming lambs
38.1 Wyoming lambs
Av.
101
112
116
36
92
70
84
91
92
86
61
70
91
63
M
67
67
54
65
61
Pr
1.1 40
I d
4 15
3 25
3 25
3 73
3 V)
it 8)
3 '
3 90
4 M
4 00
t IV)
4 .10
4 35
4 : r.
I 75
4 73
5 00
5 35
CIIICAfiO I.I VIS .STOCK jiahkht.
Cnttle (ienernlly Steady to Simile
Higher Sheep Slovr to Lovrer.
CH ICAOO, Oct. 19.-CATTLK- Receipts,
2,000 head; generally stendy to shade higher:
natives, best on sale. 1 carload at 15.65; good
to prlmo steers, J5.405iri.S5; poor to medium,
J4.40fr5.35; selected feeders, steady nt J3.75W
4.15; mixed Blockers, slow at 2.75tf3.75; cows,
steady at J2.75Tfl.23; heifers, J2.7Otfl.60; can
ners, J2.U0fr2.fi0; bulls, slow nt J2.9l4.3.l:
culves, J4.00Ji0.25: Texans. receipts. 100 head;
Texns fed steers. JI.OOTit.M: Texan crura
steers. J3.35fj-I.10: Texas bulls, J2. 75173.25.
iiuiis Heeeipts, today, 21.IKXI head; to
morrow. 17.000 head, estimated, left nnr
3 600 head; averngo shado higher; top,
J4.87'4; mixed and butchers. Jt.nOifi.STV,:
good to choice heavy, J4.55fI4.S2V4; rough
heavy. J4.4OIj-4.f.0; light, J4.40Sjt.S2U; bulk of
sales. J4.001j4.75.
shei-:p axii i.amus n.t,,,.
heud: sheep, slow to 10c lower: Iambs,
steady; good fo cholco wethers. J3.751i4.10;
fair to choice mixed. iiBiim- ,.-r.Ui..,-
sheep, J3.70-iil.10; Texas sheep. J2.MW3.60;
"."i'il? '"'iihs, J4.25JjO.73; weatern lambs,
J4.i5fj5.50.
Sew York Live Sloe I.-.
NKW YOIHv. net tn iii.'i..vi.'i!ii..
celpts. 2,967 head; Btoers, nctlvo and shado
higher; bulls nnd cows slow nnd stendy:
?ii'5rs. S3.90ft5.60: hulls. J2.2.5fj3.15; cows. J1.65
43-30' tables quoted live cnttle stendv nt 11
f120 per lb,; refrigerator beef slow" at 9'4
f(9o per lb.; shipments, 650 head cattle and
4,400 (iinrtera of beer.
CALVISH Itecelpts. 183 hend: steadv;
grnssera. slow: veals. I4r.niiur.n. ium
cnlvea. J4; grassers. J2.601J3.00.
HI KE1' AND LAMllS-ltecelpts, 6.165
head: sheen. cnlileH. uiemlv nt i"ir,ii .h.nn
slow nnd wenk; lumbs. Blendy to 15c lower:
sneen. J2.75ff .25: culls. tL'T,!)! Inmlm tl rrm
0.60; Cnnadn lambs. J0.251i6.35: cul's. Jl.
1 ll;K Hci-nltitu .trull I, ul. ., .i
lower at J5.15fJ5.l3.
Knnan City l.lve Sloek.
KANSAS CITY. Oet If) -CATTt.T.' -17.
celpts. 3.S0O natives, 1,200 Texans, 4' calves;
best beef stors steady, other killing nml
stocking anil feeding cattle steady to lOo
higher: native steers. J4.l51i6.40: stoclter-i
and feeders. J3. 151(1.25; butcher cows und
heifers. J3.00fr4.f; canners. J2.35fi3.0O: fe 1
westerns. J3.50fi4.SO: Texans. K.SOfM Mi:
calves. J3.60fJI.75.
IIOOH llecclnts. 9.700 Hcni : trade how.
steady prices: heavy and mixed. JI.40fJ4.70;
light. J(.65f4.70; pigs. Jl. 151(1.35.
SHI-:i;p Itecelpts, 7,W0 bead; ralrlv nc
1 vi. and steady; lambs. Jl. 50175. 15: muttons.
J3.fiftf3.75; stockers and feeders, J3.25ff l.2f,j
culls, J2.50f"3.25.
St. I, mils l.lve SI 01; If Mnrket.
RT. LOL'IS. Oct. 19.-CATTL1-Itecelnts.
2,600 head. Including 1,700 bend Texnns; mar
ket steady; native shinning and exnort
steers. J 1. 85176.80; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, juiiilfs.&i): steers under 1,000 lbs., J3.S0
fJ3.25; Blockers and fenders, $2.irfj'l.40; couh
and heifers. J2.001J4.70; canners. Jl.60ff2.75;
hulls. J2.255i3.00: Texns and Indian steers.
J3.30ft-I.35; cows nnd helferH, J2.30f73.4O,
nuiin iieceipis, i,;nn) ticnil: marKet wenk
to 5e lower: Plus and HuhtH. S4.6lll7l 1.65: rinrlr.
era. J4.60Cj 1.6.: butcluTB. JI.60f4.75.
niiuiui' a.-vij lis Itecelpts, 200 lieiwl;
murket Btendy: nntlVo muttons, J3.90fJ-l.00;
lambs, J4,60f5.23; culls nnd bucks, J2.25ftl.no.
St. .Inaepli Live Stock,
SOUTH ST. JOSHPH. Mo.. Oct 19 (Sue.
clnl.) The Journal (piotes:
OATTLK ItecelptB. 2.10) head: market nc
tlvo nnd steady; natives, JI.25TJTi.33; Tex.is
and westerns, J3.251i5.23; cows nnd heifers.
.00fr4.6O: bulls and stags. J2. no-it.!. 76; yea'-
lings nnd calves, J3.251JI.35; stockers and
feeders. fJ.UO'rrl.lo; veals, rt.Wii'i.W).
TtnnS Herf lnts. 3 7fl0 bead: market
steady to 2Ho higher; nil grades, J4.67','((i
4.67U: hulk of snles. Jl fiof ti.r-'t.
BIIKI-;!' AND IjAAIlIf II ei-eijiiH,
head: lumbs. MfP16o higher; slieep. steads ;
Iambs, J1.0OfJJ.2S; sheep, S3.6oMI.uO.
Slock In S I k Ii I .
irniinn'tmr n r thn rcci'liilB at the
principal western markets tor '"'
1.010
2 4X)
6,030
2,600
6.160
2l,li0
9,700
7.300
four
.9:
leen.
10,674
9,(V)
7.001
LO)
.10,610 44.160 25.S74
South Omnha
Chicago
KansuH City .
St. Iouls
Totals
Coffee .Murket.
NKW YOItK. Oct. 19.-COFFHI-:-Spot,
tdn. dull: No. 7 invoice, ic mild, (in et:
Cordova, OWHc. Options opened steady,
with prices unchanged to 5 points lower,
and ruled ntiathetlo most of tho fureuon
with no further chunge, Covering ciiused 6
fiolnts rally In tho afternoon, with tho mar
ket fulrly nctlvo. Closed steady, with prices
5 points higher to 5 points net lower. Totnl
hiiIi-h. K.con Ihiks. Imdudlng November. J7 70:
Jnnunry. J7.20; March, J7.30; April, J7.35; Sep.
temuer, jt.uo.
(Ill .Mnrket.
nir. Pirv. net. 19.-OILS- Credit bal-
ances. J1.10; certlllcntes, no .bid; shipments,
m ts. t.i.i.. . .. ....p., .... vi r.r.i iiiiiu rnriM. ftn -
v&.Vfil liuin,, mil ,r.' ""'"'... .'."
656 bbls,; average, 91,777 puis,
! rir,.t vrstcrduy opened un mostly at
it 6""j nnd J4.5.'). which helped out tho aver
nxo' inaterlally. The demnnd on the part
Ii? puckers was In good shape so that tho
hogs kept moving to tho ecaU-s nil tho
mAlongBtownrd tho closo the feeling seemed
to Improve nnd hogs that sold for JI.60 on
ilio opening market would In como ciiscb
bring J4.62V1 on thn closo, livery thing wns
sold and weighed tip by tho middle of the
forenoon. ,
The hog market Is now nt tho lowest
point since last January, when thn nvcrngn
cost got down ns low ns J4.21. Represent
ative sales:
No.
10.
30.
Av. Sh. Pr.
93 ... J3 76
114 ... 3 85
3 83
No. Av.
69 281
67 305
63 205
Sh.
80
40
40
Pr.
4 6214
4 C2',
4 t32',i
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