10
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "NVEPy ESBAT, OCTOBETt 0, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Antthtr Scare Among Whiat Shorti Qim
Itrenjth to Narrow Mukit.
CORN SHOWS WEAKNESS AT THE OPENING
Vntn
Unl
Art- Hull mill I'ditiirrlrna, Midi
.Modi-rntc l.ocnl DpiiiiuiiI
l'rot InIoiih liimrr
l'rli'pa nf llitK,
Oil
CHICAGO, Oct. S. Another icnrc nmotiK
the wliit short gnvo strength to nil oltier
ivIko dull, narrow murkct uxiny, unci Do
cumber whent cloced -4p higher, Detennier
corn He lower nnd December outs tin
cLnnged. 1'rovlnloiiH cloned VAWbc down.
Wliuitt wan dull for tlio llrHt two nours of
trading, December opmlng a hIhiiIo to Ml'
Uo lower on Indifferent rnblcn. The trail
ers nnd exiiected a buoynnt ruble Hut uftur
ycstorday'ft bulge, nnd when they were dis
appointed they liegnn to feel the Influence
or tho bearish condition that linvo pre
vnlled for the last week. December (told
off early to ttiUc Then reports of buying
for tho outside account, esperlnlly of May
for the nnrthwcHt, coupled with buying ,by
prominent local bulla, bi-gnn to frighten tho
shorts nnd a oulck rlso to 70-Hc wiim the re
sult. I'rollt-liiKtng near tho end of the ses
sion enfed December and It closed llrm,
9ic advanced at 70Ufi"c. Local receipts
worn 202 cars, two ol contract griule. .Min
neapolis and Oiiluth reported 839 cars, mak
ing n totnl for the three points of 1,011,
ugiilnst 1,633 for last week and Wfi n year
ago. I'rlmary receipt were 1,1,7,uij0 liu.,
compared with last year's 992,000 bu. Sea
board clearances In wheat and Hour equaled
381.000 tin. Tho seaboard reported tlvo loads
taken for export llrndstreet's reported tho
world's visible supply Increased I.iW.uiO bu.,
against last week's Increase of 3,ll9,0w bu.
Corn wan weak nt the opening, partly
under tho lntlncnce of easier cables and
partly from the prevailing expectation of
a frro nnd oarly movement of the now
crop. Tho dull trade and absence of any
considerable demand also hud u depressing
effect. Dicember opened slightly under yes.
terday und sold weakly between 67',e und
tfiViiiAic. Tho bulge In wheat had only a
momentary effect nnd December closed
weak, c depressed at W!o. Receipts were
321 curs. .
Oris had n dull nnd featureless market.
Tho demand was only moderute and local,
and In want of other Inllucnco the market
followed wheat. December sold between
35,ic und 35Hc and closed steady and un
changed at tho latter llgure. Itecclpts wore
212 curs.
I'rovlslons were dull and lower, Influenced
by n continued selling for tho outside ac
count and lower prices for hogs. Thero
wns somo local buying on the soft spots
and January pork closed l'Hc lower at
115.15, January lard ISV&o down nt $S.95 and
January ribs 7Vic down at J7.024. .... .
Kstlmateil receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10) curs; corn, 175 cars; onts, liio curs; hogs,
3l.o hend. .
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcieli. Open. Illgh.l Low. I Close. Ycs'y.
Whent
Oct.
Dec.
Muy
Corn
Oct.
Dec.
Mny
Oats
Oct.
Dec.
Mny
I'nrk
Oct.
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
May
Itlbs-
Oct.
Jan.
May
67; rsvj C7&; csi4 "?
3?fH TlV! r,n' 01 "iSHflN
73 (ilk "3?i 72ft .3tt-. .3,
65il WW KllJ K DtVi
67 iy'4i WiSWlSU 6SN I.7i,
3Hi 3Hi
354iT S5K 35Jj IB T-S
.'17?i 37J 37t(,37?if?flil37iiri'i
13 93 11 f0 13 fui 13 55 14 10
15 (0 15 22',4 15 05 15 15 15 KM
15 20 15 35 15 20 15 25 15 15
9 6714 "0 9 62'i 9 75
9 50 9 50 9 40 9 42'M 9 5754
!l 00 9 05 8 'J2J4 8 95 !l Wla
9 00 9 05 8 US 8 97',5I 9 10
ft 33 8 15 8 35 ') S 15 8 10
7 9.) 7 95 7 87 7 92 8 0)
7 97H 8 02',$ 7 95 8 00 I 8 075
No. 2
Cash (inotatlonn wero as follows:
KLOIlll Htcady; winter patents, J3.D01?
3.60: stra Khts. $3.001.3.75: c ears. J2.75jra.l0
1 spring specials. $4.00; patents, J3.3OQ3.C0:
I stralchts. $2.80573.20.
WHEAT-No. 3, 66?i6Sc: No. 2 red, 70
1 70' ic.
, OATS-No. 2. 354(iJ36c: No. 2 white. SSfj)
35'i.c: .no. ;i wiute, liiwiinv.ic.
llYU-No. 2. too.
UAHLUY Knlr to choice malting. E5fl5Sc,
. ai:i'2I)8-No. 1 llnx, il.W; No. 1 north
I western. SI. IS: prime timothy. J5.40.
' I'HOVISIONH-Mes.s pork, per bbl $11.00
C11.10. Uird, per 100 lbs.. S9.70ft9.72i,J. Short
ribs, sides (loose), SX.35(i3S.55. Dry salted
diiouiucrs tnoxecu, n.ia'ui.si 4. enort deal
hides (boxed). SS.OOf'O.OO.
WHISICV-Husls of high wines, SI.30.
The following nre the receipts and ship'
menis lor 1110 insi iwvniv-iour nours
Articles,
riotir, bbls.
I AVheut. bu.
; Corn, bu. ,,
Oats, bu. ,.
Rye, bu. .,
linrley, bu.
On tho Produco exchange today the butter
market was steady; creameries, HfJ2H4c:
dairies, 13Q19. Cheese, steady. 9'i4riolr.
j-hKn, nil-'tiuj, lll'Bll, liu.
Pcelpts. Shipments.
... 31.000 IS i(X
... 251.000 IO7.O1O
... 30,000 ai.OOO
... 301,01)0 239,000
... 97.000 1,010
... 81,000 32.000
1 foundry, 14.GOfilS.oO; No. 1
thern, $U.sVifll5.i1. Glasgow I
N'o,
sou
rants closed at 65s tvi nnd
nt 15s lil.
foundry,
ron war-
Mlddlesborough
SO?390c; Salt
OMAHA AVIIOM'.ftAl.i: MAHKHT.
( (indlllon of Trnilp nnd Onotntliins
on Stnplp nnd I'nnrj- Priiilnep,
HOflS Iterelpts fair; loss off, 15c.
i.ivi-: pofirnv-Hrn, !"' youf"?
nnd old ronMers, 4e; turkeys, itifc; oucks
nnd geese. 6tio'jc; spring chickens, per In.,
use, ugnt weignt springs, xi nn-.
IlfTTHH Common to fair. 13c: choice
dairy, In tiih, lifllfic; separator. 23ftZ4c.
ritKHM I' IHH HIneK bass, tsc; wnno
bass, loo; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c! blue
llni. 7e: buffaloes. 7c. ritflsh. 12c: cod, 10cj
erapples. P; halibut, He: herring, 7e: hnd
cock, joc, pike. 100; red snnpper, 10c; a'-
miin, kc sunnsn, fc; trout, 10c wiiuensn,
0l-. .
OVHTiJns Mediums, per can. kc Miana-
nrds, per can, 25c; extra selects, per can,
33c; New Vnrk counts, per can, too; bulk
Htaminriis, jier gal., i.:w)n.3); duik extra
selects. Jl.iiJM.75.
I'inrcoNS Live, per laz., wc.
VKALH-Cholce. Se.
II AY Prices -minted by Omaha 'Who'esnle
Ilav Dealers' association: Choice upland,
110; No. 2 upland. $9.50; medium, $9; coarse.
Si. Hyc straw, $5.50. These tirlces are for
hay of good color nnd qnullty. Demand
fair. Iteceipts, lo cars,
WilKAT 60c.
COHN-BSc.
OATS 31c. 1
UIIAN-S16.50.
VKOKTAnUKS.
PflTATflHS. Ilnmn crown.
Lake, jl.oofd.lO; Colorndo, Sl.OOIJl.lO.
);nu)'LAN r Per uoi., roc.
CAHUOTS Per market basket, 35c.
HHUTP-Per hnlf-bu. basket, 33c.
T1HNIPS Per basket. 3"c.
r'CCt'MHI'2HS Home grown, per doz.. 10
015c.
i'AitHLi-jt i'er ooz., sic.
SWKI'.T POTATOK8 Home crown, ner
bu., 75flS5c: genuine Jersey, per bbl,, $t.
CAHHAOK-Holland seed, crated, lic
TOM ATOU8 Home grown, tier lS-lb. bas
ket, toe.
huanh wax. ner i-ni. basket, eoc:
string, per -l)U. basket, 50c.
ONIONS Home crown, ner b.. 2J72Vic:
Siinnlsh, per crate, $1,60.
v ATiSKM ISLONH Missouri. Iowa nnd
Nebraska. 10Ji20c, as to size.
CHLKHY Knlnmazoo, per bunch, 255733c;
Nebraska, per bunch. 30133c: Colorado. 40
acoc.
NAVV HI'jANH I cr bU., j:.&OB2.7S.
I'HUITS.
APPLKS-Cooklne. ner bbl.. S2.60fl2.75:
st.ow apples, per bbl.. $3; Jonathans, $3.50;
RelleHowers, S1.6.V31.7S.
I'HACHiss Cnlltornla freestone, per box,
fit?: cllnirs. 75e: t'tnb freestone, ,5c: 121-
bertos, R-basket crntes, S1.30O1.40,
i'ki'.nksj I'tan. ner crate. Ji.20.
PRARS I'tnli Flemish Ueuutv. $2.00: Cal-
unrnin in 11 pears, j.-.i'kk.'.o.
OKAPFJB-Cal fornln Tokay. 4-b. crate.
2: Muscats, $1.50; Concords, eastern, ISc.
riXKAi'njKH-i'er crnto or 12 to 16, $4.S5.
CRANHERR1KB Per bbl.. $6.25: uer crate.
$2.50.
QUINCKS-Pcr box, J1.65.
TROPICAL KRUITS.
ORANGES Vnlcnclns, Sl.0fta0.00j Medi
terranean sweets, $1.50.
liiu.MuiNB f ancy, j:i.(5; cnoice. $3.23
track. No. 1 hard. 70c: No. 1 northern. 6vic;
No. 2 northern, 65Sc.
FLOUR Klrst patents, $3.&H3.70 second
patents, $3.4583.6.i; first clears, $2.70(32.80;
second clears, $2.10-
lII(AK-ln bUIK. lOWCT, m.wmi'-io.
PKORIA.
WlJC.
uats llrm;
I'eorln Mftrlicl.
Oct. 8.-CORN-Kirm;
No.
through.
WHISKY-On basis
goods.
white, 37c,
of $1.50 for
No. 3,
billed
finished
M:V YORK STOCKS AMI HOMIS.
MpecnlnlHe .Set t lenient ('oimlderntil-
tnneltled In Unl I Street.
NEW VORIf. Oct. The conlllctlng and
varying movement of prices In tho stock
market today showed that speculative sent
iment wns considerably unsettled. Tho
buying of yesterday, which came from a
few concentrated sources, evidently m.id
an Impression on professional traders. They
were incuneu to iuki me view mat mo
wavering movement of the market yeste.-
day was a culmination of the downward
movement, large near interests tnaing an
vantage of n raid on leading stocks to
cover their short contracts.
Influenced by this conviction there was n
disposition to cover short lines today. A
drive ngalnst Sugar nnd Brooklyn tran
sit after the enrlv strength unsettled th a
clnvictlnn, but the bears had evidently
lost their aggressive spirit and did not
pursue their udvuntngc, but took ocean on
to cover their short lines again. Prices
touched the highest Inter In the day, but
the situation nealn overcame the r.ichii-
lators and prices sold orf again, making tho
closing easy,
me ileum or the nmeer or Afghanistan
wns a depressing rnctor In the London mar
ket, which was reflected hero. Movements
In the lorelen markets were dcldcdly con
fused. Consols dropped Mhnrply und the
fall In sterltnc exenanae at both lipnl.i
and Paris seemed to Indicate ionic with
drawnl of capital from Iondott. this in
ppltc of repurchases for Paris account in
the London stock mnrket. IiiIpi-phi rales
nlso declined In Iondon. notwlthstundlnc
the Installment of subscriptlos due on lh
new consols on l-'rldav. wnieh ninniintn in
some $25,000,000. Sterling exchnnge In Now
York continued firm, which wns protmblv
the dominant influence on the decline on
the Loudon money rates. The recot re
ports of a coming Increase In the Atchison
dividend rate persisted today, but the.
block showed less firmness than others In
the list nnd closed nt a net declhio. St.
Paul was conspicuously strnnc and ther..
wns n renewed advance In tho Vnnderhllts,
TIa Inln r I n U ... , . . . . I I
a.ii; mn- itMLtiuiij iiunoui, nitn universal,
Railroad bonds shared In thp Irrpirii'nrli v
of stocks. Total sales, par value. 2.2iS.0.o.
United Stntes bonds wero nil unchanged on
the last call.
The lolluwlnc are tha rlontnr nnr nn
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison ,
do tml ,
llnltlmore Sr O...
do via
Canadian Pac...
Canada So
Ches. & Ohio....
Chicago & A....
do Diu
C, 11. & Q
76 St. Paul
IIANANAS Per tilltir-b.' nrrnrrifniT 'tr'il Chi., Ind. & I.
f. rv.rr.n r . I .In fil
rluo California, new curtons. 85c: lm
ported, per lb.. 12fiHc.
lb.,
I'll! I c V I" IfcJJltUt
DATICS-Perslan, In ft)-lb. boxes, per
oHc; Salrs, 6c.
HONEY Per 21-scctlon case, $3.00,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb.. 15c: fil
berts, per lb.. 13c: nlmonda. ner lb.. 18M20c:
taw peanuts, per lb., SfaOVtc; roasted, 6HS
i',io; iirazus, uc; pecans, ii.n..c; new
chestnuts, per lb., I5iI7c.
CIDER-Pcr bbl., $4.60; per W-bbI $2.75.
HIDES No. 1 green. 0jc; No. 2 green,
5Hc; No. 1 salted, So; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal calf. 8 to 1214 lbs.. 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 81H3C; sheep
....)... -. . i. 1. 1. 1.... . r a 1 . .1 n-
St. I.oiiIk fit-iil 11 nml Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 8. WHEAT Lower: 1
2 red, cash, elevator, 70V4c; track, 1'4
sue; uecemuer, iimtic, .May, 74ijin;ic;
No. 2 hard, C8V4'36Sc.
CORN-Lower; No. 2 cash, D7;c; trnck,
n8TJ5S'ic: December. 37Hftu7sic: May. 9Hc.
OATS Firm: No. 2 cash. 3.Wc: trnck. 3SW
3SUc: December, 37Hc; May, 3939V4c; No. 2
wnite, 3Ufua'JVic.
RYE Steady nt 56Uc.
FLOUR Firmer; red winter pntents.$3.40
f3.&5; extra fancy nnu strnlglit, $3.0jjf3.i5;
clear, jj.&s'tr.'.oo.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, steady, $5.2305.50; flax
seed, no market.
CORNMEAL-Steady nt $2.00.
HRAN Firm: sacked, cast track, 78379c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $S.OO6rt4.50; prnl
rle, $9.
WIIISKY-Stendy, :t.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.20.
RAOP,INa-'i'&7i5c.
II EMI' TWINE-Bc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing, $16.
Lnrd. lower nt S9.62U. Drv salt meats.
easy; boxed lots, extra shorts nnd clear
ribs, $8.75; clear sides, $9.12- Bacon, easier;
boxed lots, extra shorts nnd clear ribs,
$9.7ri; clear sides, io.
METALS Icad. firm at $4.27V41?4.30. Spel
ler, llrm at 14. (Ml 1)1(1
POULTRY' Steady: chickens. 6c: springs.
Rc: turkeys, 6c; ducks, 605Hc; geese, 4i5c.
lidl-jc;
do nfd.
Chi. a E. 111..
Chicago O. W,
do 1st pfil....
do I'll pin.
95H
95V4
99
S3
107-tt
82'..
44.ii
oU
40'
do nfd..
So. Paclllo
So. Railway
do nfd
Tex. & Paclllo...
Tol St. L. & W.
do pfd
Union Paclllo....
do pfd
u anasu
72'.ii do pfd.
.122
. 21?
,. 84
41
Wheel. & L.
do 2(1 prd..,.
Wis. Central .
do nfd
Adams Ex.,,,
E.
r'hli-utro & N. W.192
C R. L & I' 139Vi American Ex
Chi. Ter. & Tr... -'ovi ('. s. Ex
35i Wells-Fargo Ex. 10)
90i Amal. Copper.... Mi
13Ji Amer. Cnr & F. . 25
53 do pfd MVi
Amer. i.in. Ull... 15
45
40'A
63
R.
do nfd
C. C. C. & St.
Colorado So..
do 1st prd..
do 2d nfd...
Del. & Hudson.. 163 do pfd
Del, L. & W 219V4 Amer. S. &
Denver & R. U.. do prd
do prd vi 'Aiiac. Jim. Co.
Erlo a-J',4 urooklyn R. T.
do 1st pfd fiSU Colo. Fuel & I.
do 2d pfd WU;
Ot. Nor. pfd 185 .
Hocking Valley. 5ivs
do pfd l
Illinois Central.. H3',4
Iowa Ccentrnl... 3Si
do prd
.12.-1
,...168
... 221,!,
. 14U
.103
. 91
. 24Vi
. 51
.1C0
w,
Lake Erie &
do prd
I,. & N
Manhnttan I.
Met. St. Ry.
Mux. Central
Mex. National.
Minn. & St. L.
Mo. Pnclllu ....
M K. & T....
do pfd
N. J. Central
34'i
67-f,
90
Con. Onn 21 iu
Con. Tob. pfd... .114
Oon. Electric... 250
Glucose Sugar... 45
Hocking Coal ... 16
inter. Paper .... 21
do nfd TSii.
Inter. Power .... 87U
Laclede Gas 90
National Illscult. 40&
National Lead .. lShi
National Salt ... KIVJ
do nfd i
No. American.... 9214
Pacific Count ... 6')
Pacific Mall 42?i
People's Gas ....lOlUi
N. Y. Central. ...153i
SEW YOIt It (iEMCIt.U, MAIIKKT.
Norfolk & XV..
do pfd
No. Pnclllc nfd.,
Ontario & XV....
Pennsylvania ..,
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
St. L. Southw..
do pfd
63
95v;
York exchange, 35c discount bid, 55c dis
count nsked.
CHICAGO. Oct. S.-CIearlngs, $26,360,,Sj!
balances, $2,613,9nu; posted exchange, $4.84
W4.S7; New York exchange, 6c discount.
ROSTON, Ort. S.-Clenrlngs, r6,214.530;
balances, $.',744,381.
BALTIMORE, Oct. g.-Clearings, $4,013,
474: balances, $5.11,779. .
C INCINNATI, Oct, 8.-Clearlngs, $2,612,
Ck'mj money, 4tfi per cent; New York ex
change, 25fy3c discount.
Cnttiiii Mnrkrt,
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet; middling uplands, SSci mid
dling gjlf, .w,c; sales, 400 bales. Futures
closed llrm; October, 7.92c; November, 7.92s;
December, 7.9So; January, 7.9Sc; February,
7.9Sc; March. 7.9Sc: April, 7.9Sc; Mny. 7.9SC.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-COTTON-Steady;
sales, 6 bales: middling. 8 1-lSc: receipts,
3,142 bales; shipments, 2,390 bales; stock,
S2,fli0 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.-COTTON-Spot.
1-lCd lower; American middling fnlr,
d 3-32(1: good middling, 4 29-3.M; middling,
i ll-16il; low middling, 4 17-32.1 ; good ordi
nary, lll-32d; ordinary, 4 l-16d; sales, 13,000
bales, ot which 1.SH.0 were for speculation
nnd export and Included 13,lo American;
receipts, 6.000 bnles, Including 200 Amcrlcm.
Futures opened easy nnd closed quiet;
Amerlcnn middling, g. o. c. October,
4 31-6ld, buyers; October nnd November,
4 2I-6IS-I 25-6ld, buyers; Novembei1 and De
cember, 4 22-iMd, sellers: December nnd
Jnnunry, 4 21-r.Ul. buyers; January nnd
February, 4 29-6l74 31-('ld, buyers; February
nnd Murch, 4 20-SIJi-l 21-6ld, buyers: March
nnd April nnd April nnd May. May and
June. June nnd July, July nnd August,
4 20-6KB I 21-6ld, buyers.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.-COTTON-Stendy:
sales, 3,i bales; ordinary, 6 3-16c;
good ordinary, V; low middling. 711-lfic;
middling. SHe; good middling, 8c; mid
nllng fair, SV::. receipts. 14,212 bales: stock,
84,146 bnles. Futures firm; October. 7.90c;
November, 7 87(ff7.S9e; December, 7.87r7.Sc;
Jnnunry. 7.87(fi7.Mc: February. 7.87i7.!8c;
March. 7.S787.8Se; April, 7.87C7.S9c; May,
"i.SSQ 7.89c.
Wool Mnrket.
nOSTON. Oct. 8. WOOI The demand
for wool has been moderate, prices are
steady and manufacturers buying only to
supply pressing needs. Territory wools
continue to head the list of sales. Knn
wools, scoured, are quoicu nt ut,c. wmi
ne medium nt 40fl43c. Fleece woois are
nlet. hut nre mioted steady. Ohio washd
elolne nre ulloted nt nbo'.lt 2Sc. with XX
t ie. Followlno are the nuotntlons for
lending descriptions: Ohio nnd Pennsyl;
nnfa fleece: A and nnove, ijic; aa
nd above. 26c; delaine. 2Sc; No. 2 comblnir.
(t Vn 1 iin.l HirnA.rlt?htllS IllOOd. ZRC!
coarse nnd braid washed, 23R24c; fine de-
Ine, 2ITf2oc. unwnslied medium, eic
entucky und Indiana nuartcr-blood comb-
lm. wr;"ir.! ilirex.p nlits-blnod. we: Mis
souri qunrter-blood combing. 19820c; thre
elghths blood, 19520c; braid combing, l,f
isc. Territory, scouren Dnsis. itiuuuum,
ne. ISfflBc: scoured. 44'U46c; nne meiiiiim,
15W6c; scoured, !2ff43c; staple, lhfill.c:
scoured, 4(V34!c: Utah, Wyoming and
laho. line, ltquftc: scouren. iijjidi:; hhu
(Hum. 14jil6c; scouren, iihjh-ic. biupic.
17c: scoured. (6'(747c. Australian, scoured
liasls Spot prices, combing, superfine, (Oft
super, uvkiuc; nvernne, nnmiv.
ht t.nt'ts. net. s WOOI Dull: medl"m
grrtdes. 12'f?17c: light line. 121714Hc; heavy
ne, O'sMiic; tun wnsnen, iunc.
Wool Auction Snles.
r.ON'nnx. Oct. 8 WOOI The offerings
at tho wool auction sales today numbered
13.876 bnles, Including n good selection ot
sc t reds, which were In steady demand
tl't-n.nlintit. PrnnH.breds. chlefiv low and
medium grndes. sold well, n few belnir for
merlcn. I'npe or iioou nope ana nnwi
as In nulet request, nnd several pnroels
ere withdrawn. Following nre tho Mies
i ttntnlt! New South Wales. 5.200 bales:
rcoured. 5dffjls 5d; grensy. sulld. Queens-
nnd, 2CO bnles; scoured, uiroisw. vicuiiiii,
(00 times; scouren, V'lirniH no; Brcimj, .iiit
lDd. South Austrulla, 1.20O bales; scoured, is
3d; greaiy. 3fM0d. Tasmnnla, 100 bales;
rcasy. 4V4'iitl. New y.eaianct, a,aw ouics:
r.o,,rn.l lUAfriltl 5,1" ITrpnV. SfTS'Ad. COOO Of
Good liope and Natal. 00 bales; scoured,
onus -(i; greasy, ),((!, n. i-iuuu. aiciiu,
:,rx0 bales; greasy, .wifwi.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattl fiaoiipti Light and Tradt KiUd
AotiT and Eightr All Aroiad,
BIG DECLINE IN PRICE OF HOGS
Liberal Itnn of Sheep and Lnnibs, lint
Dcmnntl Wns Sulllclent to Tnke
Whnt Wns Offered nt nn Ad
vance of Ten Cente.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. S.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllctal Monday 4,163 4,'u lb, 1:0
Olticlul Tuesduy 2,Si7 0.774 13.V72
1 cow.,... .1000 2 25 1 stng..... SCO ZOO
1 tnr 3 10 1 steer... -.1020 3 10
28 feeders., 610 3 60 28 cows 860 2 5
6 reeders.. 6'36 . w n cows i-u t
ci.arfr . a fiS 6 steers.... 740 3 60
s tinlfem .. niit 2 'i5 22 feeders.. S15 3 75
27 fef ders . 8;S 3 45 23 feeders.. 666 2 15
131 feeders. 1161 I 15 29 reciters, ,nz ia
14 feeders.. 1204 3 65 25 cows 1002 2 90
12 cow 877 3 20 IS heifers... S76 2 80
Dan Hill Ncn.
rows.. ...1130 3 23 1 bull 12S0 2 0")
20 COWS..... 962 3 10 1 bull 1160 2 40
4 COWS...., 910 2 70 1 bull...... IW -i 10
j cow 1300 4 00 1 steer 970 4 00
It. I.. Itnnlil Neb.
12 cows 10.V) 3 00 2 calves... 210 3 23
12 cows SI7 2 05
V r Allan X. finn VMi
-1. V itIIVII "VII
43 feeders. .1105 3 70
Two days this week. 7,130
Same days last week.... 15,791
Same week belore 13,211
Samo three weeks ago.. 10,97
Same four weeks ngi 1,SJ
Samo days last year 16.816
Avernge price puw ror nogs ui
Omaha the past several days with
pnrlsona:
Cnr... 38
Pressed 8,
do nfd
Pullman P. Cnr.2I5
Republic Steol... 141:
do pfd 61U
ougnr no
Tenn. Coal & I. 5S
H!II ITi. Tin.- 1, VI ....
,,u7viuiitun ''(IK (V I . . llvj
OJ (ll IIIU I,U
U. S. Leather ... r
49 do pfd 79K.
42 ,U. S. Rubber lij
II no pill 4S
65H'U. S. Steel 42
27 do pfd o.'7i
68V4 Western Union.. 9o',i
RUTTER
Steady; creamery,
Ex-dlvldcnd.
dalrv. 14(?tl7c,
EGOS Steady nt 17c.
RECEIPTS Flour. 10,000 bbls.; wheat,
3S.O0O bu.: corn. 31,000 bu.; oats. 40,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 10,000 ouis.: wneat,
so.lioo bu.; corn, .(,wu uu.; onts, n,vw nu.
New York 3toney MnrUrt.
YORK. Oct. 8.-MONEY-On call.
at per cent; last loan. 3 per
prime mer
Uitntlniin of thp Iny nn Vnrlonn
Cnmniodltles.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-FLOUR-Rcceipts,
26,148 bbls.; exports. 4.462 bbls.; fairly actlvo
nnd steady: winter patents, $3.50
C3.S0; winter straights, $3.25(83.40; Mlnne
totii putents, $3.65iQ3.85; winter oxtras, $2.50
df2.60; Minnesota bakers, $2.85033.15: winter
low grades, $2..TO2.40. Ryo Hour, dull;
fair to good, $2.85(U3.15; ehoico to fancy,
53. 30573. C5.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
$1.18: city, $1.16; Ilrandywlne, $3.3M(3.60.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, OOo, f. o. b.
eflont; state, 65j66c, c. I. f New York car
lots. II A RLE Y Steady; feeding. 62r,u0c, c. I. f.
llufTnlo; malting. ..9&G2o, c. I. f. Huffalo.
WHEAT-ltecelpts, UiJ.OOO bu.; No. 2 red,
76ic f. o. b. nflont; No. 1 northern, Dulitli,
76o afloat -.Nn. 1 hard, Duiuth. 80o f. o.
b. afloat. Options, opened steady, but sold
off under liquidation, disappointing English
cables, smnll clearances and short selling;
later they lurried strong on outside buying,
a good demand from shorts nnd foreign
support; closed firm nnd HQTic higher;
May closed nt 79',4c; October closed at 74l(ic;
December, 75 l-165f76Uc closed ut 76c.
CORN Receipts, 31,000 bu.; exports, 30,000
bu.; spot steady; No. 2, 61Tic elevator and
K2c f. o. h'. afloat. Option murkot was
weaker nt first under cables nnd liquida
tion, but finally recovered on a scare of
Hliorix nnd the whent strength: closed
stendy nt Jtc net decline: May, 62lf02Hc.
closed at 6214c : October closed nt 61 He; De
cember, 61462c, closed nt 61Tsc.
OATS Receipts, 76,50(1 bu.; exports. 275
bit,; spot steady: No. 2, 38c; No. 3, .TSi.c:
No. 2 white. 41V442c; No. 3 white. 41c;
track, mixed weatern, SSHtflOc; track,
I Willie. Wil lie, upiionn inactive,
HOPS Stendy: state, common to choice,
1901 crop. 12215Hc: 1900 crop. 9fll4c; 1R9S
crop, Bflllc. Pacific coast, 1901 crop, 12fT
15jc; 1899 crop, (iff He; 1900 crop, 9UHc.
HAY Steady; shipping, GOfffiSo; good to
Choice 85fl90c.
HinES-Stendy: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
ISc; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19UC; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 IbH., HVJc.
LEATHER Steady: hemlock sole. Due
iios Ayres. light to heavy, 23V42mc; acid,
"piRO?I8IONS-neef. llrm; family, $11.50
5T12.00; mess, $9.60'WlO.OO- beef hnms, $20,001?
51.60; packet. S10.mf10.S0; city, extra India,
mess, $l.00fl 18.(10. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, SS.76inil.55: pickled shnul
tiers. $7.60; pickled hntna, $10.7511.00. Lnrd,
easy; western steamed, $10,10; refined,
raster: continent, $10.30: compound, $S.12(y,
8.25; South America, $11.25. Pork, easy;
family. $lrt.50W18.00; short clear, S17.5019.t-);
mess. $15.761116.25.
TALLOW-Dull; city, 6c; country. 5Ulf
6V4c
UL'TT EH Receipts, 10.6SS pkps.; stendy;
dairy, 14lj21c: creamery, 15y22c; June
creamery, 202mc; fresh fnctory, 12WQI5C.
CHEESE Receipts, 15.4?0 pkgs.; unset
tled; fnncy large, colored, 9V4c; fancy large,
white, ',o; fnncy small, colored, lOVio;
fancy small, white. 10c.
EGG8-Recelptii, 11,102 pkgs.; strong; stnte
nun i-ennsyivnnin, iirtm.jc; western cm
died, 21J21He; western unenndled, 17S21c.
MOLAS8ES-Stendy.
POULTRY -Alive, ensy; springers, 3c;
turkeys, StflOc. fowls. 94c Drcfscd, wenk;
springers, WMo; fowls, 10jfi0c: turkeys,
1WIUC.
METAIS Tin vnlues In London look nn
upward course today nnd before the. clone
of business wero 2 6 above the previous
night's figures, with u firm undertone
prevalent. Spot was iiuoted nt JClll 15s nnd
futures nt i.lOtl 17s 6d. Trnde wns modcr-
nte. Locally a symiminetic rise occurred
of about 6 points, with spot quoted at
S24.35Q24.65. Spelter. Inactlvo nt $l.l50T4.2O
here; at London values wero unchanged at
17 6d. Conner wns unmiually un
changed nt $16.fvffi17.00 for Lake Superior
Hill! IO.Oi-yi li'l L4niiiH (111. I'ti-u-
trolytlo. Vnlues at London were unchanged
at 63 Ss 9d for spot and S3 6s for fu
tures, Domestic Iron markets wero n
shade steadier today, but trndlng was
Inw. Pie Iron warrants were quoted at
9.60in0.60: No. 1 northern foundry. $15.00-2?
i.00t No. I foundry, southern, jn.wyis.w;
Liverpool Grnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 8.-WHEAT-Snot.
dull; No. 2 red western winter. 6s 6d; No.
nortnern Hpring. os u'.ta jso. l t.;aiitornia.
5s Pd; futures, quiet; December, ns 7d;
March, 6s 3d.
CORN Spot, quiot; American mixed, now,
4s lid: futures easy; October, 43 lOlGd:
November, 4s io?ia; uccemuer, is luj&o.
PROV lalONB neoi, firm; cxira iniua
mess, 72s Gd. Pork, llrm; prime mess,
western. 76s 6d. Lard, dull: American re-
tlncd. In palls. 49s 3d; prime western, in
tierces, dull. 49s 6d. Hnms. short cut. 14 to
16 lbs., dull nt 61s. Rncon. dull: Cumberland
CUt, 26 to 30 IDS., 4US l0, SllOrt HDS, IB 10
lbs., tiOs; long clenr middles, llgnt, 2S to 31
lbs..- 41s 6d: long clenr middles, heavy, 4"s;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., dull. 5.i;
clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., 66s. Shoulders,
square, 11 to 13 lbs., dull at 38s.
BUTTER Steady; finest United States,
03h; good United Stntes, 77s.
CHEESE Quiot: American finest, white.
45s 6d; American finest, colored, 46s 6d.
TALLOW Strong; prime city, 30s; Aus
tralian, In London, 31s.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, stendy
at 7s 6d.
PKAR Canndlan. 6s.
HOI'S At London Taclflc coast), steady
nt 3s 5dfi3s lOd.
Receipts of wheat during tho past three
days. 45,000 centals, nil American.
Receipts of Amerlcnn corn during tho
past three days, 24,900 centals.
Knnsns City fin. In nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 8. WHEAT 8et-
tember, 67c: May, 707$c: cubIi, No. 2 hard,
1,14llKI-riUi i-llf. H 1,-11, I V-(l lUTjv;,
'lit: ruling rnt, 3Jic per cent.;
tntlle paper, iWdoYs pot cent.
STERLINO EXCHANGE Fit
NEW
stendy
cent
ca
STERLINO EXCHANGE K nn nt de
cllne. with actual business In bnnkers' bills
nt $4.85r(N.85 for demand nnd at $l.S3flr
4,83 for sixty days; posted rates, $4,SI!.
nun ti.euvj; commercial oius, i.siwj'i.;(iiV4.
Binvi-.K-uiir, bittc: Atcxican
4514c.
Jiuisus uovcrnments. Hteauv: state, in
active; railroad, firm.
Tlx ciosine quotations on bonds ar ai
follows:
dollars,
U. a. ref. 2s, reg.109 IT,. & N. unl. 4s.. .101
do coupon 109 'Mex. Central 4s. SIVi
do 3s. reg 107Vil do Is Ine 30!4
no coupon ma '.Minn. & hi. i,. 4s.i03
do new 4s. reg.. 1384 M., K. & T. 4s... 93'i
do coupon :i3SVii do 2s Ki
do oiu is, rcg...u. i. v. u. is 103
no coupon m no gen. .t;s
do 6s, reg 107',i N. J. C. gen. 5s, .129
do coupon 1071s No. Pacific 4s 104i
Atch. gen. 4s 102 do 3s 72"
III, A.,J. in,, , cvr i . u. -in....iui4
Bal. & O. 4s 101 Rending gen. 4s.. 95
do conv. 4 in5 St L & I M c. 6s.ll45
no a u;s t I, H f is.... its
Can. So. 2s 107 S. L. Southw. 1h. iV
tjcntrni ot u. ns.iuiijii no as...,, 78j
uo ist inc........ 73 h. a. a A. P. 4s.. S5
C. & Ohio 4V4s...lCrt So. Pacific 4s 91i;
Chi. & A. 3H,s... 84Vj So. Rnllway 6s. ..117
C, II & Q n. 4s... 97 Tex. & P. Is 119
C M & H P g 4s,.110 T. S L & W. 4s. 81
C. & N. W. c. 7s.H0 (Union Pacific 4s.. 105
May, 69c:
. i, .,ir r i tcm wvo .
I. I 1 l-l "-IvlllHI lit , , w-,Ji.i7hvi, ilia, i ,
ensh, No. 2 mixed, 6SttjMc; No. 2 white, 69
U.'.9Hc
v . . . - m. w n t i nn KIAMI
OA I n .no. . wnue, mioojsc.
11YK No. 2. 67c.
hay Choice timothy. $13.50wn,50: choice
nrnlrle. l.fl0ffl 12.60.
Ill!'P'PI.,l (Vf.nmnri'. IfiUWiac. ilnlrv.
fnncy, 14l6c.
EOGS Stendv: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock quoted on 'change nt 15Vfcc doz.,
lnitM nrr. ennefi reiiirneii.
RECI'.I ITS wheat, 4.s,i.K) uu.; corn, oa.aio
UU,: onts, l,o"o nu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 22,40) bu.; corn,
69,tA) bu,; onts, 13,000 nu.
Toledo Grnln nml Herd.
TOLEDO. O.. Oct. S.-WHEAT-Dull nnd
firm; cash, 73f(73Hc; December, 74c; May,
77Uc.
CORN Dull and stendy; December. 67',ic:
May. 6Sc.
OAia wiuet; uecemner, die; mny, si-c,
RYE-51HC.
CLOVEltSEED Active nnd stendy: ensh,
prime uctnner nnn uecemoer, j.m; Marcn,
o.--'.
rbllndelpliln Product- Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-nUTTER-Flrm;
fancy western creamery, 224c; fancy
nearby prints, c.
FnnS Steady: fresh nearby nnd western.
20c; fresh southwestern, 19c; fresh touth
ern. 18c.
f'ltRF.SK Firmer: New York full creams.
fnncy. smnll. 10Q10Hc; New York, fnlr to
choice, I'll loc.
Mllwnnkrt Grnln Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. S. WHEAT Higher;
jno i nortnern, 'o; - nurincru, uavtc;
December. iOVWi'c.
RYE Hlcher: No. 1. 64734c.
HARLEY Dull; No. 2, 6!tjC0c; sample, 59
otnoo.
CORN-Dccember, 57c
Itiilutli fi nil n Mnrket,
DULUTII. Oct. 8,-WHEAT-Cash.
hard. 70-.c: No.
northern. i!7o; October,
6Me; Jluy. Tic,
OATfl-36ffl35c
CORN-WiC
C. R. I. & P. 4S.106
CCC & 8 L g. 4s,10;l
Chi. Ter. 4s 93
Co o. So. 4s 88
D. & R. G. 4s. ...101
Erie prior 1. 4s.. 97
do general in... txVi
F W & D C Is.. 102
Hock. Val. 4WS...1WV4
do conv. 4s 106
Wabash Is 11916
no is nu
do deb. R 58j
West Shore 4a...,112U
V. Ac 1,, )-J. 4S,,. DO
Wis. Central 4s.. 8S
Con. Tob. 4s 61
Offered,
Loudon .Stock Mnrket,
LONDON, Oct. 8.-4 p. m.-Closing:
Consols, money.. 92
do account
Anaconda 7U
Atchison 78
do nfd W
Baltimore & O...loi
Canndlan Pac. ...110
Ches. & Ohio.... 14V
Chicago G. W... 22
C. M. & St. P.. .163
D. & R. G 414
do nfd 93 -a
Erlo una
do 1st pfd K',4
do 2d nfd 65
Illinois Central. ..117
L. & N 104V4
M.. K. & T
d Pfd B7ii
N. Y. Contra!.... 160
Norfolk & XV..,,
do pfd
No. Pucltlc nfd.
Ontnrlo & XV..,,
Pennsylvania ..
Rending
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Railway
lo nfd
So, Pacific
Union Pacific .,
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s
DoHeers
63V6
91
9SVi
32
73'
19
at'.
25
23 Vi
87'
57'
90
43!
95V;
21
SS
C'J
as?.
SILVER Rar. weak. 26 ll-16d
MONEY lffm per cent. The rate for dls
count in tno open market ror short hill
Is 21f2'. per cent; tor tnreo mnntns' bill
2V4 per cent.
Ken York Mlnlngr Quntntlona,
NEW YORK, Oct. 8. The following nro
the closing prices on mining stocks
Adams Con 20
Alice 50
Rroece 140
Brunswick con., o
Comstock Tun... 6
Con. Ca'.. Ac Va...l65
Dendwood Terra. 6u
Horn Silver ltw
Iron Silver 68
I.endvllle Con ... 6
Little Chief 12
Ontario 1075
Ophlr 70
I'iinenlx 7
Potosl 4
Savage 9
Sierra Nevada,,. 16
Small Hopes .... 40
Standard 3.15
No,
1
northern, OiUcs No. 1
obcr. t7o: December.
Mlnnennnlla Whent, Floor nnd 11 ran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 8 WHEAT Cash.
6Sc; December, 67c; May, 70H3.oyfcc; on
liu nk Clearing".
OMAHA, Oct. 8. Bank clearings today
$1,129,042; corresponding day Inst year.
Il,i;j3.n:; decrease, t,"ii.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-Clearlngs. $17,
R28.6fJi; balances, js,4i6,iao; money, tttSTJ p'
ronl.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Clcarlngs, $302,024
til: balances. $15,189,781.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 8 Clearings. $6.6.VU19
balances, $960,464; money, 6fi6 per cent; Now
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
aept.
Sept
uepi.
Dl.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
nept.
Sept.
Sept.
bvpt.
Sept.
uct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of enra of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoks. Sh'D. U ses.
C, M. it St. P. Ry 3
O. & St. L. Rv 2 6
Mo. Pac. Ry
Union Pac. System
& N. W. Ry
E. & M. V. R. R....
St. P.. M. & O. Ry...
R. t M. R. R. R
C., R. & Q Ry
K. C. & St. J
C. R. I & P.. east
C, R. I. & P., west
1
Totnl receipts 122 102 66
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as foIlowH. each buyer purchasing the;
number of hend Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co
G. II. Hnmmond Co
Swirt nnd Co
Cudnhy Packing Co
Armour & t,o
R. Becker & Degan
ani-unt t uo
L. Carey
I-obmun & Co
W. I. Stephen
Benton & Underwood
Livingstone . Schaller..
Dennis & uo
U. F. Hobblck
S. Mnwblnnev
Hamilton , R
F. IlllBZ
Wolf & M
Other buyers
Total
Oil null nnaln.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-OILS-Cottonyeed.
market quiet; prime yellow, 1217 13c. Pe
troleum, dull; refined New York. $7.t7: Phil
adelphia nnd llnltlmore, 7.W: Philadelphia
nd Baltimore. In bulk. $.i. Rosin, steady:
strained, common to good," $1.42V4. Turpen
tine, firm nt 37Wc.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 8. OILS Cottonseed.
Hull refined, spot, quiet at Z3s Gd. Turpen
tine, quiet nt 27s. Rosin, common.
steady nt 4s IVtd. Petroleum, refined,
tendv nt 7d. Linseed, stendy nt 32s.
LONDON. Oct. 8.-DILS-Culcnttn llnsed.
pot. 33s 9d. Linseed, 30s 6d. Turpentine
pirns, -us no. ,
SAVANNAH. Go.. 'Oct. S.-Snirits turnen
tine, llrm, 34c. Rosin firm.
New York Dry Gooda Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-DRY OOODS-There
has been a nulet market today In all de
partments, Exporters nre checked by tho
llrmness or tnc Drown cottons nna norao
lemand. Conrse colored goods firm but
quiet. Print cloths llrm at 3c, demand for
an lorincomintr in to i-eorunry tnereni,
Prints nre firm In fair demnnd, Ginghams
firm. S ks in mouernte request nt nrm
nrlces.
AiAISUIIKal uct. K. Uitl IiUUDH-
Clnths, quiet, with a moderate Inquiry;
yarns, quiet, wltn little business doing.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-COFFEE-Snot Rio.
steady; No. 7, invoice, 5W5c. Mild,
steady; Cordova, 7417110. The market
onened steady In tone, with nrlces tin
f 1 . . . v.. - .
ennngea, nnu ciosen sienoy o poinin net
higher. The opening advance wns due to
foreign demand, chiefly from Germany, to
rrMlinr with n hlcher Rio rnto of exchnnge
nnd llbernl takings from wnrehouses In thla
country. The enormous crop movement in
nriiii hniii hn mnrket in cnecK nrettv
miu'h nil (lav. Sales. 3.125 bans. Including
October nt 6c; December. 5.15c; Mnrcn, 6.4oc;
Mny, B.GOHo.uac: July, &.toc; aeptemoer, d.wc,
Suitnr Slnrket.
NRW YORK. Oct. 8. SUOATl Ttnw
steady; fair refining. 3 5-16c; molasses sugar,
3o: eetuniugoi, ;o test, j-jjc. Kenned
steady: No. 6. 1.50c; No. 7. 4.40c; No. 8,
4.30c; No. 9, 4.26c; No. 10, 4.20c; No. 11, 4.15c;
iso. 1-, i.mc; ivo. ja, -i.iioc; standard a. i.&uc
...haaIIah-vd1 A A Cifln, mniiM A A Tin, ,
loaf, 5.60c; crushed, 5.60c; powdered, 6.20c;
Ei-aniuntei . o.iuc: cuoes. n.wc.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S.-SUGAR-Oulet:
centrlfUEiil vellow. 3 lS-ieWli.ic: seeond.
2?3c. Molasses, stendy; centrifugal,
IOC.
Evaporated nnd Dried rrnlta.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8. Demand for evano
rated apples was Ilttlo bettor today, with
outside choice grades In evidence. Prime
cvaporaten nppies. sii'issc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Inactive
nut steady: prunes. 3.5T7c: anricots. Roval
5'4t?15c: Moor Park, STiKc; peaches, peeled
Ht. Louis Live .Stock Mnrket.
ST. HUMS. Oct. 8. CATTLE Rccelnts
500 head, Including 2,600 Texnns; market
steady; native snipping nnd export steers.
w.ownu.a,; uresscu neer nnu nutcner steers
$3,6Wj,ib; Bteers under i.oou lbs., $2.05(36.25
Blockers and feeders. 52.25573.S5: cows am
jj..i.iU.s.io; lexas nnu innian steers, ji.wjj'
4.w: cows anu neirers, jr.'.uwj.iii.
HOUH Receipts, 7,w) nenn: market VYiP
loc lower: pigs nna iignts, jH..'oii.&ft; pncK
ers. $6.25i6.45; butchers. $6.4506.80:
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recents. 3.000
hend; market steady: native muttons, $3.00
i!j3.2S: inmns, J3.765j4.4o: cuus and bucks
.',VMJo.jj; BiocKers, t..f'tl.ja,
Ht. .Tnaeph Lite Htoek Mnrket.
11,239
11,720
10,2j5
10,s
U.'.'lo
12,31)6
29,892
8,110
22,411
29,2tl
18,01-1
South
com-
15..
16..
17..
IS..
20..
21..
nn
23..
24..
2o..
16..
27..
2S..
30.
1901. 1900.1S93.I395.1S97.1S96,1SS5
& 09,
6 67W
6 7o
76
8 8.1
6 89
6 81
6 MO
6"7a
f 79
6 SIM
o 131
& 13
6 19
6 22;
5 23
6 21
? "I
o 10
5 16
6 15
6 161
6 17
4 331 3 72 j 3 s7l 2 i!
4 31 3 W,
I 3 681
4 321
4 3J 3 74
4 21 3 71
4 31
4 36
4 41
3 71
3 73
3 77
I 3 771
4 41 "
4 39i 3 71
4 36 3 7i
4 44 3 &t
4 37 3 64
3 54 1 2 731
3 86 2 65
3 94 3 (1
I 2 86
4 03l
4 01 2 S3
1 !l 2 51
3 76 2 tS
3 88
4 12
4 12
4 04
4 03
4 OJ
IN
3
3 78
3 S3
3 81
6 87
6 75
6 69'4
.911
6 &7l 6 201
6 oJ't, a 16
6 11
6 49
6 33 5 0S
4 36 3 67 3 81
4 00
811 3 tj
2 VJ 4 ii
2 89
3 89
2 91
2 97,
4 84
4 88
4 St
5 13 3 71 3 S5 2 94
I F. 1U i 39. I 3 791 3 021
4 39,
4 42
4 37
I 31
4 34
4 35
3 79,
3 96
3 98
3 93
3 86
3 82
3 o:
3 66 2 97
3 61 3 73
3 bl, 3 (I, 2 93, u ,u
3 531 3 741 3 01
3 68 3 64 3 0I! 3 S3
i 3 69 3 62 3 13 3 86
45
2
25
1
5
13
12
8
27
10
14
7
12
3
23
19
898
1,964
2,012
123
334
651
703
657
324
197
68
112
70
32
129
11
35
11
lu5
.9
201
3.6
3,574 6.285
1.07J 5l4
2.K.0
3,Ct9
526
7,92.
15,531
CATTLE The supply of cattle Here today
was much llahter than wns exnected. so
that the market ruled active nnd stronger
all nround on anything nt all desirable.
As tho tablo of receipts above will Bhow the
SUUPIV tor the two duvs this week Is con
siderably short of tho receipts of the same
iwo nays or last lvccK.
mere wero a few corn-red steers on the
market today und they sold 6'iflOo higher
wunout aiuicuity wnere me quality was at
all desirable. Packers all seemed to want
them nnd as a rejult they chanced hands
quite rapidly. The commoner grndes, of
course, were not in as good request, but
still even those brought strong prices.
A big inronortlon of tho receipts today
was made up of cow stuff, about 40 curs
being on sale. Packers, however, were all
very llbernl buyers nnd as a result the mar
ket wus nctlvo and a good dime higher
tnan yesterday, tho uuvunco was not lim
ited to the choicest grades, but wns gen
eral on nil classes of both cows nnd belters
They chanKed hands about ns rnnldly ns
tney wero yarded una sorted, so mat tne
bulk of the offerings was eoon out of first
hands.
liuilH. calves and stags were also in good
request at strong nrlces.
Thero were a good many stockers and
feeders In the yards today, out tho demnnd
was equal to the occasion. The choicer
xrades of heavyweights sold the best, the
same as usual, and In fact advanced n dime
and in some enscs more, ine less uesiranie
grades also sold well and tho general mar
ket could safely be quoted strong to a dime
higher and active.
Although most everything In tho yards
this morning was from the range country
there were very few grass steers good
enough for killers and the quality of those
that dm arnvo was ratner common. racK-
ru hnwAi-Ar. iook noia in coon snnne nnn
the market could tier quoted sqioc higher
nnd native. Cows lnmrovcd a dime nnd so
also did anything nt all good In the way of
heavy reeders, wnue tne stocKcrs sqia at
strong prices, ucprescniauvo saies
BEEF STEERS,
No.
1...
18...
1...
18...
1...
1...
2...
AV
,...1000
....1020
....1000
.... 935
....1100
.... 970
.... 975
....1015
....1100
....1000
....1000
.... 920
....1180
1040
Pr. No.
4 50 42...
4 63 38...
COWS.
1
1 85
2 0
2 00
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 65
1..
11
1
18
10
1
1
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
930 1 60
.. 714 2 10
.. 870 2 60
STKEP.S
.. 783 4 23
1....
1....
1....
1....
1....
6
1
6
2
3
1
2
1
6
62
!,n 1 1 1 OC
6 COWS U 3 UU
1 cow 1280
3 cows 1183
BULLS.
1 90 1
2 20 1
2.40 1
2 60
Av.
...1174
...1092
...1280
... 866
...1020
... 994
...1030
...1000
...1230
,1330
1170
1850
Pr.
5 23
6 73
2 75
2
3 15
3 li
3 15
3 23
3 40
2 90
3 15
3 40
3...
1..
4..
AND
46..
926 2 60
610 3 15
630 2.85
HEIFERS.
910 4 95
STOCK CALVES
325 3 60 3 163 6 0)
3S0 4 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
410
665
700
695
S78
17.
2S...
1...
1...
2 25
2 60
3 00
3 10
a 25
NEBRASKA.
857
, 901
480
, 310
3 25
3 45
3 60
4 15
Av. Pr.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. S.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
4.110 head: market steady on best: common,
weak to loo lower: Texnns steady; Texas
nnd westerns, ss.&oid.io; cows ana nciters
ll.5Ofi3.10: bulls nnd stags. J2.00U5.00: stork'
ers unit reeders. ji.wwi.m; yenrungs ana
calves. $2.00rc3.85; veals, $3.00ar6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,163 head; market 10fl
15c lower, mostly 15c off; pigs steady; light
nnd lleht mixed. S6.35ft4.55: medium and
heavy, $6.151,6.76; pigs, $4.7506.60; bulk, $4.65
(Hfi.KS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.500
head: market steady; lambs, $3,354,25;
yearlings and wethers, $2.605f3.i5; ewes,
$2.2553.00,
Kerr York Live Stock Market.
NRW YORK. Oct. R BEEVES Recclnts
540, no sales reported; dressed beef steady
nt bl'JW tor native sines; lexas oeei,
Effi7c. Cables quoto American steers nt 11H
ff.13, dressed weight; refrigerator beef nt
9V4ff&c: exports, 937 qunrters of heef.
CALVES Receipts. 423 head; dull, partic
ularly for grassers and western calves; few
sold at $3.00515.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.13
head; quiet nnd steady: sheep sold at 13 10
ffi3.60; lambs at $4,8535.20; dressrd muttons,
6fl7c: dressed lamb, OHQlOc.
HOGS Receipts, 1,318 head; no sales re
ported. .Stock In SlKht.
Tho disposition of the day's rocelpts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho mini-
stock markets ror ucioner
uattie.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ,
St. Louis
St. Joseph
2.86;
7.000
18,000
6,000
4,110
Hogs. Sheeu
6,774 13,771
24,000
9,600
7.600
6,163
10,0110
3.500
3,000
1,500
Totals
36,977 63,937 33,773
6 cows..
1 cow....,
5 cows...
4 cows...
1 cow....
4 cows..,
6 cows...
2 cows.,.
1 cow....
7 cows...
1 cow....
15 cows...
10 cows,.,
7 cows...
1 cow. ...
2 cows..,
1 cow....
2 cows..,
1 cow,..,
1 cow...
1 cow..,
20 cows..
9 cows..
48 cows..
1 cow...
4 cows..
4 cows..
1 cow...
1 cow...
1 cow...
6 cows..
2 cows..
1 cow...
1 cow...
4 cows..
1 cow,..
16 cows. .
30 cows..
2 cows..
1 cow...
1 cow..
2 cows 1160
2 COWS Bi
3 cows 926
2 cows.,,,. 765
2 cows 960
10 cow 1012
1 cow..
3 cows,
1 cow..
8 cows 1138
1 cow 930
1 COW ICKO
6 COWS 990
1 COW 800
1 cow 830
42 cows 862
2 cows....
9 cows,...
i cows.,.
974
. 820
. 1K3
. 917
.1020
. 090
.1020
. 855
.1160
,..817
,.. 9S0
... 833
,.. 90S
... 797
...1210
... 970
... 990
...1045
,..1310
...1050
...1260
... 804
... 92S
... 8S8
,.. 980
...1027
...1062
...10W
... 950
... 970
... 822
...1000
... 930
...10i
... 920
... 910
... 9S0
... 959
...1030
... 600
.1130
.1180
.. 8(6
.ldfiO
9(0
933
,1013
3 00
3 2u
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
3 00
3 00
2 35
2 00
3 00
2 80
2 26
2 00
2 60
1 90
2 75
200
1 60
2 60
2 5
3 00
3 25
2 75
2 65
2 75
2 85
2 85
2 86
2 26
2 25
3 00
3 00
2 15
2 15
2 65
2 00
2 60
2 40
2 75
2 40
2 65
2 60
2 90
2 75
2 00
2 Ort
2 00
3 20
3 00
2 50
2 tO
3 00
2 (rt
3 00
2 75
2 00
2 75
2 70
2 00
3 25
2 85
No. Av. Pr.
36 feeders.. 1190 $3 90
2 cows 1090 2 00
1 cow 1030
2 bulls 1415
1 stng 1450
20 feeders,. 656
2 feeders.. 1266
10 feeders.. 1020
11 feeders.. 975
2 feeders.. 1075
17 feeders.. 791
1 steer 1110
1 steer 1110
6 steers... .1020
5 feeders.. 708
12 feeders.. 835
3 cows 893
.1370
410
450
210
3 feeders.. 660
1 feeder.. .1060
1 heifer.... 540
7 heifers,.. 728
1 steer 670
1 bull 630
2 steers. ,,.1060
4 feeders.. 1290
1 feeder... 1191
16 feeders.. 958
1 feeder... 960
1 feeder... 670
1 bull 1130
1 hull 1200
1 bull....
1 feeder.
1 heifer.,
1 calf....
1 cair i.m
2 feeders.. 622
1 heifer..,. 180
3 steers.. ..1066
2 COWi... .. 915
1 cow..,.. ,1050
21 cows.,... 1041
2 feeders.. 670
1 feeder... 620
2 steers.... 815
8 steers.. -..1221
7 heifers... 731
4 heifers... 487
1 heifer.. ..1290
1 bull 16V)
1 bull 1630
1 bull 1090
6 feeders.. lOurt
3 feeders.. 1016
2 steers,. ..1200
3 feeders, . 726
1 feeder. ..1090
1 feeder... 580
15 feeders,. 905
25 feeders, .1119
4 feeders, .1119
2 feoders.,1140
1 stag 900
2 00
3 15
2 60
4 00
3 25
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 35
4 CO
4 00
2 25
3 75
3 75
2 60
2 25
3 60
3 60
2 60
1 60
2 00
2 75
3 (V)
3 Oi)
3 0)
3 00
3 20
2 35
2 40
2 20
4 25
3 60
4 60
1 75
3 10
2 60
3 90
2 40
2 40
3 25
3 60
2 25
2 60
4 00
2 a
2 00
4 CO
2 05
2 25
2 60
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 25
3 60
2 60
3 45
3 90
3 60
2 10
2 00
12 cows 1005
1 COW 540
A. F.
cows..... 7S0
14 cows..... S32
1 COW llJ
1 cow 950
1 cow 1080
10 calves... 34
1 TS 2 feeders.. 620
2 50 ti feeders.. 611
3 CO 1 feeder... 650
1 75 2 feeders.. 790
1 75 SO calves... 375
3 60
It trlnhf,r,1Neb.
. 826 2 00 5 calves... 2S2
930 1 50 1 calf 150
I) V" Itnaltnll Nell.
9 steers. ...1080 3 40 13 cows 52o
1 steer 1120 3 40 62 feeders. .1032
1 stag 950 2 60
T. Dowd-Ncb.
I0S5 2 80
V. Flnske-Neb.
913 2 75 1 cow 1110
760 2 76 11 feeders.. 978
1.1. I'ni'trhnm Neb.
16 cow 1065 2 85 2 cows 1040
ll. j, Tliompsun .cd.
860 3 35 17 heifers... TOi
200 4 00 1 heifer.... 910
850 1 50 1 bull 1150
.825 1 60
C. C. Spauldlng Neb.
. 972 3 60
A !. Wnmliinl-X'ch.
1 n.tr... MO n Til .1 i-.llVB S10
1 feeder... 470 3 70 14 cows 940
i r-nlvno... i 2S 1 Stat; 880
6 calves... 386 3 70
WVOMIKfl
16 steers.. 1461 6 10
B. it. Brooks wyo.
3 cows 1036 2 75 60 c. & hfs.1067
'i initinN lvinu vo.
12 steers... .1054 4 10 4 cows...
3 oo l cow....
4 10 1 cow....
3 65 8 feeders
Oarloch Wyo.
3 lS 2 steers..
Bros, wyo,
10 cows...
1 cow....
7 cows.
17 cows.
1 cow..
feeders..
1 calf
2 COWS
cows....
65 feeders.
4 cows 103
1 steer 1070
2.i cows 1146
P
13 Kterr.vi.....l90
1 1. .IT,..,,,,
27 feeders.. I'M 3 95
1 COW 1111) 3 10
Scows 1) 2 50
a r iin.l.nn U'vn
II cows 1042 3 60 1 cow 1100
l cow 1070 3 m l cow- !'
,.. 830 2 83 15 reeders.. ui
,,.1020 1 60 2 feeders.. 835
...1050 2 73
C. W. Harris Idaho.
5 feeders.. 803 3 23 26 feeders.. 603
6 feeders.. 936 3 25 2 feeders.. 9S0
If KivenRnn TdilhO.
29 feeders.. 967 3 60
E. McNaugnt uoio.
. 1C95 3 10 1 cow
Til,l.1!rt fntllA Cn fnnt
.. 942 2 40 3 calves.., 133
M. Chris tensetis. u,
H.,E. Fnlrchlld-Neb.
2 cows.
,825 2 95
Steinhnuscn Neb.
.1142
.1360
.1140
. 952
1070
900
it i-ntv
U COWS 1005
2 cows 940
1 cow,
1 cow...
4 cows..
46 cows..
74 cows..
3 40
2 S5
2 S5
3 10
4 35
3 CO
4 25
2 85
3 35
2 25
3 40
2 60
3 93
3 93
2 23
1 60
2 85
2 50
3 60
3 60
3 00
3 65
3 60
3 95
3 10
3 10
2 50
2 85
3 23
3 25
3 00
950 2 75
4 00
!2 cows,
5 cows.
3 cows.
cows.
1 cow
....1033
....106S
....1133
....1002
810
3 13
3 15
3 23
5 5
3
1 COWS 11MI
6 cows 91S
3 cows 1003
rows 1163
1 cow 1000
3 23
2 65
2 6i
2 65
3 25
unnu rr.i...n ...... (tl.litm 1,1 V Hltvhnr
IIUUD nine Mno , v,.i,.-........rf
run of hogs here today than generally cx-
...I ..... ,rt ,l,n ltv,ilr 1. iirlppM nt
other points the mnrket was lowor Iipre.
I'ackers stnrteu oiu dkkiiiik .tj- uu v...i,
or nearly loc lower than yesterday. A few
loads changed hands nt those prices, but as
soon us Chlcngo came 10tfl6c lower, with
the bulk selling rrom su.ai in o.w iitun
. t l. .lw.1. t.ltu nv,d trloil III 1111V
Weill um:r .mi .,.-, ,..v.r. ...... -
the hogs nt $6.35 nnd S6.37V4. or lOQloc lower.
Sellers would not cut loose ut those prices,
but the market kept getting worse Instead
of better, and It closed 20c lower. Only a
few hogs sold nt S6.35 and $6 .37Ji nnd then
packers would not give over $6.3254 ll"d V35'
and tlnnlly on the close they were bidding
only $6.30. The market was very slow from
start to unisu nnu n " ..-."..-..
thine like n clearance wns made. Repre
sentative saies;
No,
69..
67..
73..
69..
60..
65..
71..
68..
60..
82..
53..
5S..
30,.
63..
55..
50..
69..
66..
61..
45..
74..
87..
63..
26..
62. .
or...
70.,
No.
66...
87...
48...
31...
69...
46...
6S...
59...
61...
65...
76...
69...
60...
75...
62...
25...
i4...
49...
60...
A v. Sh
..297 120
. .223 80
..313 40
,..185
..277
...337
,..235
...276
..235
. .237
..227
..29S
..224
..328
..296
..275
....271
....296
57 229
61 238
73 210
76 217
89 194
60 257
8S 251
is ?M
Ml 221 SO 6 32V, 53
63 244 80 6 321 ffi..
62 263 ... 32V4
66 246 80 6 32',i 59..
57 238 40 6 .1214 49. .
58 291 SO 6 3214 41..
73 237 160 li 32V4 ..
61 247 2S0 6 321i 54..
69 237 120 6 3214 69..
66 270 40 6.1214 92..
60 249 160 6 321 69..
60 251 80 6 32V4
74 236 280 6 3'ifc 62..
ci "in 80 6 321 )',
Tl' '...242 ... 6 3214 71..
62 341 ... 6 3214 64.
ntti-nn Tk,.vn ..... a ti rvntinrnlls Hlinnlv nf
1 .. !..- (nn,. 1,11, .IV llolltlV thCTA WCTO
no more than local buyers wanted. Packers
started in cany nnn uui jui iumh "
tnoro than they did yesterday and ns n re
knit both tho sheep und lambs sold In a
hurry. The stuff sold us rnnldly us It was
sorted up nnd offered on the mnrket und
the pons we-o cleared m up wiij num.
. . 1 . ......... n . ,,.-(,,,, fnr sun.
I-eeuer ouycin ni-H- u," ..tt.u.. .... ......
Dlies today and both feeder Hhcep und
.... ...i..X..nA.l o .ll. Inilnv nnrl the mnr-
llllliun iiiiiHiimi . ......w
kct was active at the higher Prices.
Quotation!,: Choice yearlings, $2.90f3.40;
fnlr to cood. S3.00fl3.2o; choice wethers,
$3.15iS3.25; fair to good wethers. $3,2073.40;
choice owes, .mua.w, uiu m B""'"
$2.2502.65; cholco spring lambs, SUM!-
fnlr to good spring Inmbs, $3.$off4.10;
feeder wethers, S2.75tf3.lS; feeder lambs,
S3.25fl3.80. Representative sales:
No.-
1 Wyoming ewe
15 Wyoming ewes
1 Wvnmlnrr owe ....
129 Wyoming owes
436 Wyoming wethers ...
2 Wyoming wcuiivb ,,
5 WvnmltiL' wetherH ...
272AVyomlng wethers ...
iti Wyoming minus
301 Wyoming lambs
is western wouiern
1 ') ..'nctiirn ,in'CH.. ....
168 Wyoming owes
70.1 feeder wethers
687 feeder wethers
tftl ii'nn.liii, ivnl hAm
D41 , lllllllh ,..-..-.
1.734 Wyoming wotnerB
624 Wyoming wethers....
264 Wyoming feeder lambs
Iii2 western iambs
27 western inmDs
,280 Idaho Inmbs
1 tvf.Mtf.rn Inmli
1395 feeder wethers
1132 feeder lnmus
11
120
120
120
120
120
240
240
160
200
40
160
'io
Pr.
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
fi 3-1
6 30
6 3D
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 M
6 30
6 30
6 .10
0 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 82'4
6 .h
6 3212
6 32Vi
6 3213
6 32V4
6 3214
6 3214
6 3214
6 3214
6 321
6 3214
0 321j
6 3214
6 3214
6 .1214
6 3214
6 3214
6 3211,
6 3214
Av. Rh. Pr,
.103 100 6 3215
240
80
160
SO
200
120
...211
...212
...203
...257
...273
...250
...242
...257
...251
...310
...313
....302
,...303
....305
,...238
o.-l
;;"24s
....291
,...213
....239
,...256
....321
....247
....247
....221
,...2119
. . . .25S
. . . .2411
. . . .263
,...281
....296
....239
....212
....256
....289
. . . .313
".'Imi
... .257
....274
12
40
240
80
160
iio
SO
40
120
80
SO
240
U ii a
6 3214
6 3214
6 3214
6 3214
6 3214
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 33
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 35
6 33
6 35
6 33
6 33
6 35
6 3714
6 3714
6 3714
6 3714
6 3714
6 37V
200 6 3714
240 6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 42V4
40
320
SO
120
160
2O0
280
210
40
80
240
120
160
80
SO
200
160
Av.
100
106
fO
ion
87
105
S3
10)
60
6S
.... 98
.... 110
.... 109
.... 89
.... 100
97
9S
98
65
61
82
68
60
90
57
Pr.
1 61
2 70
2 70
2 70
3 10
3 15
.1 15
3 16
3 :b
4 00
2 75
2 76
2 95
3 10
3 10
3 20
3 20
3 25
3 60
3 80
4 00
4 20
4 25
3 15
3 60
DEMAND FOR MONEY LARGER
Lal Eaiks Find Bttttr Rtriuiit for tho
Cieh in Thsir Vaults.
SEPTEMBER STATEMENT MOST GRATIFYING
Consolidated Flunres liullcnte the
Incrrnsert t'se of .Honey Over
lulr This Vrnr nnd Scn
(cntlier of Lnst.
The lust of the national bank statements
published under tho call for .1 report of tho
condition nt the close ot business Septem
ber 30, was published In Tho lice yester
day. The showing of tho banks compared
with tho condition ono yenr ngo Is gratify
Ing to tho banker, as It shows n greater
demand for money than nt that time nnd
that a larger amount of tho deposits nro
placed where they are producing an Incnntf
rather than being a tax upon the voull
space of the banks. In this connection It
Is said rates aro somewhat higher than a
year ago, which adds to the good showing
from the bankers' standpoint and marks n
healthy Increase In the business ot the city
nnd state.
Compared with the last statement, show
ing the condition nt tho close of business
July 5, tho present showing Is equally good.
There Is a slight decrease In the aggregate
of tho deposits, this being duo to tho In
creased use of money during the fnll In the
country nnd a consequent withdrawal of
funds deposited by country bankers nnd
merchants of the Interior.
I.nniiin I,nrf)fly tnerensed.
The Increased nmount of loans and dis
counts accounts for the smnll showing
made In the Increase In oih nnd sight ex
change on hand, which shows a gain of but
39S,063.0S over last yenr nnd an Increaso
of $813,341. OS over last July.
The general condition of the banks Is
shown by the total resources, which In nne
year have Increased from $29,963,681.73 to
$32,477,687.12 with nn Increase from $31,
745.S01.60 alnco July C.
Following shows the statement of nil of
the banks In the Items mentioned for tho
three reports:
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.
Sent. 30. 1901. July H. 1901.
umnna .National.... $ 4,29ii,D97.6B
Commercial Nat.... l,097,5t9.87
Mcrchnnts National 2,305.03).2:i
2.5S4.S03.66
4.730,821.77
87,57I.0I
61S.372.6I
236,415.66
t'. S. National
Klrst Nntlonnl
Nebraska National
I'nlon Nattonnl
Nat. Rank of Com.
$16,640,192.39
increase, i, 131, 136.67.
Omaha National
Commercial National
Merchants National
United Stntes National
First National
Nebraska Nntlonnl
Union Nntlonnl
Nntlonnl Hank of Commereo...
Increase, $3,423,721,76. ,
CASH AND SIOHT RXCi
$ 4,670,481.(3
1.091.627.55
2,(80,479.41
.4!4 23U(l
4,510 48 1 6.1
61 ,'.;6 16
5d3,93S.7fi
231,213.60
Omaha National..,
Commercial Nut..,
Merchants' Nut...
U. S. National....
First Nntlonnl....
Nebrnsku Nut....
Union Nutlouul...
Nat. Rank of Com
Sept. 30, 1901.
,$ 3,633,886.22
. 695,110.64
. 1.180.S99.62
,. 1.074,742.ti2
,. 2,997,310.56
661,130.26
249,645.51
105,778.83
$11,498,531.36
increase, 3s1t.311.ra.
Omaha Nntlonnl
Commercial National
Merchants' National
United States National
Vim National
Nebraska National
Union Nntlonnl ,
Nntlonnl Rank of Commerce,
Omaha National
Commercial National
Mcrchunts' Nntlonnl
United Stntes Nntlonnl
Klrst Natlonnl
Nebraska National
Union National
National Rank of Commereo.
Total
Incrcaso
C11IOAOO LIVK STOCK MAltKET,
Cattle null fiooil firndrs of Khetl
HlKber, iMIiern Xtrriilj.-.
nirtf inn rw s -f'ATTl.E-Recelnts,
7.(00 head, Including 1,500 Texans nnd 2.000
westerns; nun nt jionimy iicuiiur ..
16c: good to prlmo steors, $6.OOif6.60: pour
n rriPiiinm. M MVWfi.KS: stockers nnd feeders,
$2.25JJI-0O: cows nnd holfera, $1.2535.00; cnn
ners, $1.25f2.25; bulls, Jl.76ft4.75: calves, $2.50
fi6.26; Texns steers, ;.wJ-io; """"
steers, $3.66i75.30. . .
HOOS Receipts today. 21.000 head: tomor
row. 29.000 head; left over, 6,000 head:
opened lOo to 15c. closed 15c to 26c off; mixed
nnd butchers, $2.25fl6.65; good to choice
heavy, $R. 1096.65: rough heavy, $5., 036.30;
iiv,i iKWTifiih: hulk of sales. I5.3o?i'0.15.
SHEEP AND LAMIJS-Recelpts, lO.O'O
head; sheep, good grades, lOchlgher; others
steady; lambu, best, 10c higher; good to
choice wethers, $3.0?3.75; fair to cholco
mixed, $2.95fl3.30: western sheep, $2.75i(3 60;
native lumus, i.,w..ivi m-mi-m mums,
$3.25fJ 1.50,
K 11 11 mm City Live Stook Mnrkrt.
if Attain f'lTV ("Int. S. CATTLKTIp
-1 . .. 1 r. rsf nnl i'i.B 3(111 T.ynnu 1
calves; corn-fed steers und cholco feeders
strong; cows mm in iiu Dii-uuy iuu
lower; cholco dressed beef steors, $5.60-9
- -vi. alv tn irrtnrl. f 1. 75775-0! RtnrkfrH nnil
fefders. $2.0VH4.45; western fed steers, $1.60
(T5.60; westnrn range steers, $3,2&SI,75;
Texns nnd Indians, $2.70fi3,61. Texas cows,
I2.0IMI3.W); native town, ..r,r(i,): neners,
$2.754 75; canners. $1.5O'n2,60; bulls, $2.25ff
1 rit rnlveM
HOOH Iteceipts,
I.t.fKV?A'i.2.
9..TI0
head; market 10c
lower; top, $6,75; hulk of sales, jtl.2iyo.iV;
heavy. S6.CM.6.7S; mixed packers, $6.60fl,65;
light, $5.fvg1.55: pigs, $6.666.75.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-neceipts, 3.600
market steady: lambs, S3.50H4.35; western
wethers, W.mi'ij"--.; ewen, ,wi-u,ia; leedt-ru,
$2.603.25; Blockers, $l,76as,75.
Increase, $39S,C63.0S.
DEPOSITS.
Sent. 30. 1901.
Omaha National. ...S 7.891.919 63
Commercial Nat'l... 1,661,879 88
Merchant).; Nat'l.... 3,418,318 90
United States Nat'l. 3.353.414 60
Klrst National 7,662,180 93
Nebraska National. 1,691,341 45
Union National t62.843 00
Nnt'l irk Commereo 277,852 21
$I5,70S,993.72
Sept. 30. 1900.
,..$ 35,801.95
,.. 1.0 6.651.42
,.. 1,747.835.41
,.. 1,851,650.(3
,.. 3.355,483.(12
631,526.14
... 601.672.64
... 273.1M1.61
$13,216,470.63
I A NOR.
July 6, 1901.
$ 3,480.517.72
514,444.03
1,3S1,S0I.SS
1.131,160.39
2,601,097.83
1,111,119.69
350,286.16
105,701.97
$10,6S5,192.6S
Sept. 30. 1900.
...$ 3.2o3,28S.I0
555,895.01
... 1,180,899.62
... 1,3.84,594.00
... 3,332,536.10
... 1,030.730.02
200,129,04
162,391.99
$11,100,471.28
July 6, 1901.
S 7,t89,7U3 37
1,610,346 39
3,365,866 60
3,337,689 45
7,211,199 42
1,786,040 43
691.097 77
269,220 87
Decreaso ,
Totals
1,335,459 63
$26,428,785 73 $27,761,245 38
Sept. 30, 1900.
O.tKW.U M
1,438,613 95
3,185,493 96
, .1,032,632 12
6,860,115 61
1,738.927 43
655,342 46
329,364 14
TOTAL RESOURCE
Sept. 30.1901,
Omaha Nntloniil....$ 9.699,685.02
Commercial Nat.... .',iS7,9in si
Merchnnts .-sationai i.iva.uiki.si
U. S. National a.iHD.iai.sa
Klrst National 8,557,131.21
Nobrnskn Nntlonnl. 2,177.788.83
Union Nntlonnl 1,076,077.62
Nut. Bank or uom.. i,i3,7i.'.7i
$32.477,6S7.12
Omaha Nattonnl
Commercial National
Merchants National
United States Nntlonnl
Klrst National
Nebraska National
Union Nntlonnl
National uank or commereo.
Increase, $2,509,005.89.
..$24,089,048 09
.. 2,339,737 66
:s.
July 6. U01.
S 9.371,613.(8
2,123.f3S.!0
4,132,512.36
3,916 629.12
8.070,812.15
2.364,128.23
l,108.6'9.9O
645,754.16
I31.745.SOI.CO
Sept. 30, 19.0.
..$ 8,6I4,743.?,2
.. 1.978,616.25
.. 3,948,941.6!
.. 3,778,822.33
.. 7,728,216.32
.. 2.338.3U56
.. 955,863.31
.. 694.97S.91
$29,961,581,73
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