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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Spicu1tlT8 AetWity Br3 of Trtd
Osnfiied Principally to Whut
wORN MODERATELY ACTIVE AND STEADY
Market for Oats I Narrow wllli De
cember (losing Higher Provi
sions Arr (nlr( ullli
'.I ,
j" Prices Easier. f
iO, Ot. 18. Spcculntlvn activity
on the Hoard of Trade today was coniineu
chleily to wheat, which closed c higher
for December, Corn closed Uc and oats
Viftttc higher In sympathy, while provisions
ensed off slightly. .
December whe:it at the opening registered
& gain of c over night, In response, to an
ndvunce at Liverpool and additional ncwM
of the evil effect?, of dry weather 111 Argen
tine. The market started with sales rang
ing from ?"V(i7lc to 7oV. Liberal buying
for thu long account and covering sent tho
price up to "IVic during tho afternoon and
ulthough there, was fair selling . by tho
traders who were disappointed at tho Black
export demand and an advanco In ocean
freights tho market held llrm and Decem
ber' closed He up at ?0747le. Local re
ceipts were 1.16 cats, eight of contract grade,
Minneapolis and Dultith reported 660 cars,
making u toti.l for the three points of 7vi
iiim. nuiiltiMt 1.01.1 last week and 9.(8 a
ear ago. rrimnry receipts wero uh.wj
in., comtiared with 1.017.000 last year. Soi-
board clarances were 118,0") bu. Argentine
shipments wero 2W,oi) DU.
Corn was moderately active and prices
held steady under thn strengthening In
fluencn of wheat. There was llttln trade
excepting that donn by scalpers, the stag
nation of tho shipping trndo being affected
in the speculative pit. wcccmocr soni oc
iwrn f,6;Ma:e nnd &6Ur and c onn io
higher at ta'.tHWic. Receipts were 188 cars.
The oats marKPl was a narrow one. i
Elevator interests offered monernieiy ni
tho best prices, but values held In sympathy
Willi me surrounoing sieniiiuen.i. m-ii-iiun i
were 1S6 cots. December closed 'Vil'in
higher at 3f,Ue and Mnv. for which there
was u better demand than for tho nearer
delivery, Vc up at 3VAru3ti,c.
Provisions were unlet and nrlces easier.
because tho run of hogs was greater than
had been expected. Iocnl packers sold
early, whlln thern.wiis buying for shorts soJ1.00; clings, S5o; Utah freestone, 76c; El
and for tho Engllih occount. Pork closed tiortos. 6-bnsKet crates. St.30fll.4u.
Bo lower at S16.22V4. lard 51J7HC down at
13.10 and ribs 6c depressed at S7.92I4 for
January delivery.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 145
cars; corn, 215 cars; outs, 2L5 cars.
The leading futures rnnged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. High. I Low. Close.lYcs'y.
PWheat I I
on. eo? i;6iiifi m
. Dec. 70f71 7IU 70H70T'ir7l 70S
. May 7ittUI 7414 71 74! 73Hfl-i
'"r1 ' I 55K U
' Dec. 66HM-H 6CHHil 66Hl5CHfi Wtfl'i
Jan. MMMWMWMlh 5Si E6HJl?i
Oats
Oct. 34Vi H'4 3V4 3IH Wi
Dec. KSeVi :i5H33fJ'4 35H .Y.U'if-i,
, May Xlya' 37H 37Vi 37Vs? 37?if!a
,1'ork- I I I
I Oct. ' 13 82V4 13 TO
Jan. 15 20 I 15 35 15 20 15 22(4 15 27
May 15 32V4I 15 37i4 15 2714 15 27ttl 15 33
Lard- I I I I
Oct. 9 47W 9 55 I 9 47(4 9 KM 9 5214
I Nov. 9 32!4 9 -2V1 9 .17(4 9 40 9
Jan. 9 10 9 17141 9 1 10 9 171'j
. May 9 10 9 20 I 9 10 0 1114 9 1714
'Rlbs-
Oct. R 50 8 50 R 60 S 60 R 60
i Jan. 7 924 7 91 "W 7 92V4 7 9714
Mny 8 00 8 05 8 00 8 02V4 S 05
'""NoT!
Cash Quotations wero as follows:
! I.UUK Hieudy ; winter patents
1 72c.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 57Uc.
OATS-No. 2. 3636ic; No. 2 white, 3SUW
3SVtC: No. 3 While. 37-W3KHC.
RYE No. 2. 5iV!i56V4c.
BARLEY Fair to rliolce malting. 5l(ff37c.
HEEDS No. 1 llax, Jl.5.1; No. 1 north
western. 11.54: tirlmn timothv. S5.65i!iC.65.
PKOVISIONS-Mt'SR pork, per bbl., JI3.90
l 13.90. Lard, per luo lbs.. J9.52V49.&5. Short
ribs sides (iooho). jx.iauN.ts. nry salted
I Bhouldors (boxed). S7.60H7.73. Short clear
sides (boxed). JS.Wj9.0O.
WHISKY-Basls of high wines, J1.30.
Tho following are thu receipts nnd ship
ments tor ine lasi iwcni.'-ioiir notirs:
Articles. Receipts. Shlnments.
I li'loiir, bbls 31.000 130.0O)
AVhcat. bu 159.000 121.000
l.'om, bu 09,0e0 63.C00
Oats, bu 203,000 122.0O1
Rye. bu 105.000 2.000
Barley, bu 65,ooq I5,.0)
On the Produce exchange today the butter
morKei was sienuy; creameries, imzio;
dalr.'es, 13U19. Cheese, steady, 9i10ic.
t-Bgs, nrm; iresn, iii-i"c.
NEW VOIIK (JENEHAI. MARKET.
Qtiotatlona of the Day on Vnrlona
Coramodltlr.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. FLOUR-Recelpts.
29.870 bbls.: exports. 1S.IS1 bbls.: llrm and
held higher on wheat strength; winter
i.iii; uiiiuru in unit). .i..imo.u-'.
CORKMEAL Firm; yellow western, J1.1S
city. Sl.W: Brandywlne. S2.2GTr3.50.
i RYE Firm; No. 2 western. 60e, f. o. b..
.afloat; No. 2 western. 60',4c t. o. n ntloni;
Mtate. 57S6SC. c. I. f.. New lork. eanot
BARLEY Steady; feeding. 52iJ55c, c. I. f.,
, Buffalo: mnltlng. uWIiHe. c. I. f. Buffalo
WHEAT Receipts. 82,450 rr.l.; exports,
182.470 bu.; strong; No. 2 red. 784c, f. o. b..
! nfloat; No. 2 red. 76c, elevator; No. 1
northern Duluth, 78?ic, f, o, b., ntlont; No,
1 hard Duluth, 8:c, f. o. h afloat, op
tlons were verv strnnu nnd active all dav
i showing tho heaviest trade In some mouths,
Buying was stimulated by bullish Argen
tine reports nnn cables, better outside in
terest, small northwest receipts nnd crop
rumors. Closed strong nt net nd
vance. Mnv. 791M79 13-16e. closed nt 79t!
October closed, 75,0; December, 76 M-ll
,i a-ibc. closed nt iiic.
CORN-Recelpts. 116.200 bu.: exports. 62..
800 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2. 61c, elevator,
und H2c, f, o. b., nllont Option market was
nrm nnn a umo nigner on the whent ad
vnnce and a moderate senro of shorts
Pln.Ail ll.n . 1 . . 1 ,. .1 ........ 1 . . . . . 3.
.mm, 1.1 -1,1. .iu ,1111-, iiit lu-'je
T)2ic. closed at 62,0. October closed. 6Mio:
j-ii-tuiiiui-r. Di:vtin.-",c, ciosen at bhc,
OATS-Reeelpts. 73.IW bu.: exports. 7.CK1
bu. Spot, llrm: No. 2. 40Vic; No. .1. 39o;
No. 2 white. 42(f7l2ic: No, 3 white. 41o
track, mixed western. 39041c: track whitn.
40tf46c. Options, slow but llrmer with corn.
HA steady; snipping, WHjOoc; good to
choice. 85l90c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to rhnlee.
39:1 crop. loyi5c; 1900 crop, 9ailc; 1899 crop,
nunc, i-aciuc coast, iwi crop, I.'sti5i,4c: 19U0
crop.914c; 1S09 crop, tV311c.
HIDES Quiet: Gulveston. 29 to 55 lbs
ISc; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19V4c; Texas
my. 1 111 on iu., 1172.'.
LEATHER Quiet: hemlock sole. Ruenns
Ayres. light to henvywelghts, 23V4ft2l14c;
..1.1 nttt ..0.1 ..
sold. 23Wl21Uc.
PROVISIONS Ileer, quiet: family. Jll.50
C12.00: mess. J9.50rn lO.tli): beef hams. I20.(KMi
81.00; packet. J10.0Wll.0i); city, extra India
mess. J17.00! 19.00. Cut meats, sternly: pick
led bellies. S9.60tfTll.sn: nlekled shoulders.
ji.jii; picaicii minis. iu. -un m.wi. i.nru, nun;
western steamed, J9.90; refined, quint; con-
iinent,
nound.
$10; South America. SU; pom-
1S.0IWS2.V Tnrl. iiiiIbI- fnmllv
S17.004M7.75; short clear, S17.5(xr19.50; mess,
115.5041 16.75.
TALLOW-Stendy; city (S2 per pkg.),
bc; pouiiiry ipKgs. ireei, ni'nn'.c.
BUTTER Receipts, 4.3S5 pkgs.; firm;
utato dairy. 14(B20c; creamery. 15ij(22c; Juno
crenmen-. nWilJlc: factory. 12Wlil5c.
CHEESE Receipts, 6.32S pkgs.; stesdv;
fancy, large, colored, 9c; fancy. In" e,
white, 9ic: fancy, small, colored, lutjc;
fancy, snvill. white. lOfoiniic.
RaoS Receipts, 7.221 pkgs.; steady; state
nno j-enusyivania, :i:ij..c: western, ran
died. 2ivc: western, iinonndled. I6ig2lc.
nrMt.-TTv aii... it... .i.;.,, cii.
turkeys, kvioc: fowls. u; dressed, firmer:
jprlngers. 9f914c; fowls. 9c; turlteys, Uff
.Miii.AriHi; Hteany.
METALS-Interestlng features were lack
Ing In the metal market today. Tin nt
London, ufter opening 10n lower, closed J0
net higher on speculative buying, spot
being dually quoted at 113 and futures at
10B. Locnlly 11 quiet and unchanged mnr-
UAI r.A,.l I lAil tal,,t r....i,n,1 n. V1, 'I'.jir
'',,...., .... r,.... illlinril ll L
24.75. Cooper was without ehnnse loenllv
nnd closed at S16.R5fil7.tX for Lake Superior
and J16.3!41ll6.i'21,4 for casting nnd electro
lytic. At London prices were 2s 61 better,
closing spot at 63 17s 6d nnd futures at
62 12s 6d. Lend wns very dull and un
changed, both nt home and nbroad, closing
nt S4.371. nnd 117s6d, respectively. Spel
ter was featureless, closing at SI.2tKi4.25
here and nt 17 2sid at Loudon. Domestic
Iron warrants were nulet nnd unchanged
rig iron warrants. i.Niio.tiu; no. i north
till . ( I. ll ,.w',.n . ..v, ,-
foundry, Jl5.0ii 16.00; No. 2 foundry,
icrn, Ill.00-tfl5.00; No. 1 foundry, south-
em rout
southern
91 lha I
HI inK nm lals'"' jf-1 , afin". w'SiSsM CO RN Firm : No. 2 cash, 67c: 'frnek.
S triiVifhtH "s'70a310 m,cn,s' ?3..3tf3.5D. M, fig, Dcccmbcr, 67(B67?i,c; May, 69Hc.
vM''r'lvrrcrt. v H 7i OA'Fs-Hlghcr: No. 2 cash, track. 37
utnilphtH xn niKci .l.-lll! Mlnnesnt.i nntenis. xtn l
filVsjT winter extras. iWaM Minnesota t "rm- larc' 63
!",U5c?? CORN-Spot' 'quiet; American mixed, new.
3.40. Hyf flour. (Inn; fair to kooq, JZ.iWr iu iail.i. ..miu ,.nint nni.tiw,n i. ioim!
crn, S14.S0iri5.50; No, 1 foundry, southern
soft. S14.5Oul6.0O. OIaskow warrants eloed
63s 61 and Mlddlesborough closed at 45s IH'1.
OMAHA WHOLESALG MARKET.
Cnndltlon of Trade and Qnotntlona
on Staple anil Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts fair; loss off, 10317c.
and old roosters; to: turkeys, duck.
anu geese, cudc, spring cnicncns, yei i"
RI'TTER Common to fnlr. 12Hc: choice
dnlry, In tubs. 15t16c; separator. 23821c.
iltlittll r tail UincK oass, uc; wnno
bass, 10c; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c: blue
tins, ,c, tiuiTaioes, ic; catnsn, uo; run, m-.
crannies. 10c: halibut. 11c: herring. 7c: had
dock, loc; pike, loc: red snapper, 10c; s.u
moil, lie; sunllsh. 6c; trout. 10c: whltellsh,
10c.
oysters Mediums, per can. 2zc; stnmi
nrds, per can, 25c; extra selects, per can,
33c, New York counts, per can, 40o: bulk
Standards, tier cal.. tl.20fll.2S: bulk extra
selects, l.Jj 1.C5.
I'miio.NS Live, per aoz., wc.
VEALS-Cholcc, Sc.
HAY Prices inioterl hv Omaha Wholesale
liny Deaiers' association: Choice upland.
lu.0: No. 2 upland, S9.00; medium, J.vwi;
coarse, js.00. Hyo straw, J6.00. fhese prices
are for hay of good color and q allty. De-
mnnu lair, iicceipis, o cars.
VHEAT-4C.
COKN-63U.
HRAN-J 6.60.
UAT8-35C.
VEQ KTAI1L.ES.
PfiTATnua-llnnin crown. ?0fl90e: Slit
Lake, Sl.30Ml.lu; Colorado. S1.0PUMO.
ijuui'LA.M t'er not., itc.
UAIUIOTH-Per market basket, 5oc.
BEETS Per half-bu. basket, 3Jc.
TURNIPS Per basket, 30c.
CUCUMBERS Homo grown, per doa 10
15c.
I'AicaijKi i'er uoz.. vc.
SWEET POTATOES Home crown, per
lb., 2c: genuine Jersey, per bbl,, 14.00.
CAiuiAUK Holland seed, cratea, ic.
TOMATOES Home grown, per ls-lb. bas
ket, 600.
BEANS Wax. per w-bu. basket. 0c:
string, per -uu. uasKct. sue.
ONIOf
omo grown, per lb., 232Hc;
upanisn, per crate, ii.w.
.WATERMELONS Missouri, Iowa and
ni-urannaivii.wi m iu dim.
..v. nutiin-mtuimuzuu. vum i, tuuaaw;
Nebraska, per bunch, JO-USSc; Colorado, 40
NI5VY BEANS Per bu.. J2.23.
FKU1TS.
APPLES-Cooklng, per bbl., . 2.602.75:
sr.ow apples, per titn., ys; jonatnnns, j.du;
Uellcflowers, Jl.CUl.Ti.
PHUNES Utah, per crate, hoc.
I'll.? An 111. rt rallfnrnlu freefttnne. nur Unx.
PEARS Utah Flemish Beauty, S2.00; Cal-
lrnrnln full nenrs. 12.00412. 25.
GIIAPEB California TOKay, -id. crate,
S2; Muscats, J1.60; Concords, eastern, ISc.
PINKAPPLKH Per crate or iz to is, 4.zu.
CKANBElllHES Per bbl., SS.60; per crnt,
S2.60.
QUINCES Per nox.
TIIOPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES-Valenclas. S4.00fl6.O0: Medi
terranean sweets, S4.50.
Lli.MONH tancy, w.ts; cnoice.
bananas i'er uuncn, according to size,
J2.00.fi2.50.
I' K!o California, new cartons, .sic; im
ported, per !., 124fl4c.
JUA i n,s I'ersion, in wj-iu. noxes, per id,,
lUc: Snlrs. Sc.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, S3.50S3.75.
CIDEH-Newliawka. per bbl., .2.
SAUERKRAUT Per W-bbl.. $4.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Now croi niberts. ncr lb.. 12V4c:
soft-shelled English walnuts, HHc; soft-
siieiieii a monns. no. . 15c: nnro-aneiica
almonds, 14c; brazils, 14c; hard-Bhelled wal
nuts, nv4u; cucstnuts, italic.
IIlDKa No. 1 green. tV4c; no. 2 green,
6Hc; No. 1 salted, Sc; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
I veal calf, 8 to 12U lbs.. 8c; No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, SW13c; sheep
pelts, 27c; horsohldcs, J1.50U2.23.
St. I.ouU Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 18. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red. ensh. 71o: track. 72V44l73o: Decem
ber. 7HWmu; May, 75ViSi75c: December,
3714c; December,
white. WiVWc.
YE-Htendv at B6'c,
r liiJUIVi Hill, t.itv .11. let, aci.
patents. 3.4Mi3.56; extra fancy and straight,
U.K14I3.I0: clear. J2.6of2.90.
hkku-I imotny, strong ana tenaing up;
rnir to good, j.!Xfl&.u.
l UKNMr.A 1. atcailV. K.SHI, f. O. D.
BRAN Stronger and active: sacked lots.
east track. 82c.
Il.vi aieany; iimomy, ii.waio.i'j, ior
choice; prairie, jio.wiri3.oo.
Wilis ICY steady, jl.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-Qlllet, Sl.W.
BAC101NO-i(,ii7c
HEMP TWINE-Qulct. 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: Jobbing. C1G.
Lard. tirm. J9.45. Dry salted meats, firm:
boxed lots, extra short and clear ribs,
JS.6214: clear sides. S9. Bacon, firmer: boxed
lots, extra short nnd clear ribs, J9.6214; clear
sides, y.S(i4.
METALS Lead, dull: Jl.2714ilM.30. Spel
ter, tlrm: J4.O7V4ftl.10.
i rw -r 'i-u - ai.,nii... i,i,.t..,., r . Bh.inn.
814c: turkeys. 7c; ducks, 6V4176C; geese, IfiSc.
nun Kit Mienuy; creamery, lSW-'-l'-c;
dairy. 14frl6c.
RECEIPTS Four. 6.000 bbls.: wheat.
19.000 bu.: corn. 34.000 bu.; oats. 4.50J bu,
SHIPMENTS Flour. 6.000 bu.: wheat.
64,000 bu.; corn, 43.000 bu.; oats, 42,000 bu.
Liverpool drain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 18.-WHEAT-Snot.
llrm; No. 2 red. western, winter, 6s 8d; No.
1 northern, spring. 6 Oil; No. 1 California.
November. 4s 10id: December. -Is lid.
n.uuil-Bl. Louis fancy winter, stendv.
7s tkl.
PROVISIONS-Bcef, flrm; extra India
mess, firm. 74s Cd. Pork, llrm; prlmo mess
western. 73s 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., nulet. 60s fid. Bacon, stendv: Cumber
land cut, 26 to 30 lbs., steady at 60s; short
ribs, 16 to 21 lbs., quiet nt 39s; long clear
middles, light, firm nt 49s 9d; long clear
middles, heavy, tlrm at 49s; short clear
backs, light, llrm at 16s 6d; clear bellle.i,
light, llrm at 66s. Shoulders, square, 11 to
i.i ins., nrm nt Sis in. I.ard, dim; prime
western, In tierces, firm at 49s; American
reuneci, in pans, nrm at itis on.
Receipts of whent during the Inst threo
ilavs. 144.000 ccntuls. Including 62.000 Amer
ican.
Receipts of American corn dtirlnc the last
three days, 19,500 centals. Weather dull.
Knnsua City fSrnln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 18. "WHEAT De-
peinher. 6fiT4e? Mnv. 7ln! rnsh. Va. 2 liuril.
7Ti67Hp; No. 2 red, 71c.
roiiN- December, wc: May, ssTiiTSJc;
I I. V
1 uiii-ii.
69mi6fle.
mixeu, KiioMVic; no. 2 white,
iiaio no. 1 wnite. uiiwaic,
RYE No, 2. 5614c.
HAY-Choice timothy, S12.6013.00; prairie,
S13.50W14.00.
BUTTER Creamery. 1614019c: dairy.
tan,cyA J Wilbc
miun-i'inir, ircnn niiHsuuri nno ivansns
stock quoted on 'change, 17c per doi., Ions
off. cases returned,
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 46,100 bu.; corn, 69,2(0
cats, sa.umi mi.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 27,200 bu.;
corn,
1 ,-1 j du ; oats, ia,vw du.
Toledo Urnln and Need,
TOLEDO. O.. Oct. 18 WIIRAT F.ilrlv
nctive. nigner; cisn, i4',ic; December, 757c;
Mny. 77ic.
CORN Dull nnd stendy; cash, fc; De-
cemner. in'ic; amy, wuc
ua 1 a Nominal; casn ana December, 37c
amy. .n-tv.
RYE MUc.
OLOVERSEED-Aetlvo. hlcher: cash
Wi'ioh ir iiv 1 UPr' ! L,ccemDcr. -.
amrcn, .i.l('.
Minneapolis Wheal, Flnnr and Bran,
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 18 WHFAT-Cnsh.
rci-c; wvremoer, wuc; ay. il)c; on tr.TCK,
No. 1 hnnl, 7liic; No. 1 northern, 69Hc; No.
2 northern, 67Hc.
Kl.UL'lt First patents. I3.fi53.75: second
patents, S3.60tf3.60: llrst clears, S2.75fl3.85;
Kl'i'iiiiii uii'iim,
BRAN In bulk, S12.6C12.75.
Milwaukee Grain Market,
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 18. WHEAT Mar
I get uiKiier: no. 1 nnrtnern. 70it7ic: No. 2
' t.mV'iii,T' ' v. iii.L "
Srj!!?: noM2.45S1469c;
simple,
46?lfS!p.
CORN December, 5S,c.
Teoria Market,
DULUTH. Oct. lS.-WHEAT-Cash. No.
naru. ,30: no. ; norinern. oiw, no,
northern, 70Uo; October, 70ic; December,
" - "
I N I.H7 1 li V ir.
CORN-65C
OATS-35H?351c,
Nuirnr Marked
NEW YORK. Oct. IS.-SUOAR-Rnw
firm; fair rcilnlng, 3 5-lt,tr3Hc: centrifugal,
:'ti test, a lA'iiic; molasses sugar, J i-inc; rtv
lined, steady; No. 6. 4.50c; No. 7, 4.40c: No. 8,
4 30c: No. 9. 4.35c: No. 10. 4.20c: No. 11. 4.15c
No. 12. 4,15c: No. 13. 4.06a: No. 14. 4 95c:
standard A. 4.90o; confectioners' A. 4.90c;
....... t I . m . ..... nn f. CA... n ' . - V. . .1 r
I IIICIIIU 4t .lll llll.l, u.wi, .l U.-FIV ,
I granulated, 6.10c; powdered, 6.20o; cubes,
l 5 35c.
r i TiftVTiiio Ainu 7si'.&i:i" n nnrn. .1 e.
BUSINESS SICNS FAVORABLE
Only Ritardinr, Iiflaenoi in Bitill Dis
tribution is Mild Weather.
STEEL
STRONG WITHOUT INFLATION
i
Footwear Factories Hate Weeks ol
Eniploj tnent Cottons Move Freely,
nlth Prices Well Snstnltied
Cerent Fluctnntlonn Hninll.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-R. O. Dun &. Co.'n
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
unfavorable signs are rare in tho week s
business. Mild weather Is the one Influence
to be charged with retarding relnll mer
chandise distribution, yet there Is general
conlldence that any sales thus postponed
will be made un later. The same Intlilenro
Is Invaluable In facilitating the handling
of cropB, erecting buildings ami other cm
door work.
Bank exchnnces for the week at New
York nre 33 ner cent laruer than last year
and 8.1 per cent above 1899, whlln lit other
leading cities the gains wero 16.3 and 9.1
per cent, respectively.
Strength without Inflation still summar
izes the Iron nnd steel situation. De-iiilto
two months of Interruption by the strike,
evidence accumulates that the vear will
surpass all records In the production of
finished material mid consequently In con
sumption of ore and pig Iron. Heavy orders
urc recorded for rails, with a tree move
ment of structural material, while wire nnd
wire nulls go abroad In large iiuautlll i.
Pig Iron Is hardening under tho vlcorom
demand, forge and southern foundry secur
ing deiiniin advances and besscmcr in
Pittsburg Is llrm at J16.
Tinpintes nre a most rcEtored to nnrmnl
prices. Since domestic mills have resumed
nnd Imports ceased, the Loudon nvirk' t
has declined sharply. Copper rose In the
face of reports that a lnrue reduction in
list prices was contemplated by lending
producers to reduce stocks.
Footwear factor es st have many weeks
of full employment cm heavyweight goods
for winter. Supplementary orders for
seasonable lines still arrive from eastern
Jobbers. Prices are not quotnbly higher,
tnough the rnmd r so of leather anil hid s
has taken so much of the protlt that shoo I
must soon deterorlate in quality If better
quotations are not forthcoming. Leather
lias begun to exhibit symptoms of specula
tion, dui Diiying oy tne leaning manufac
turers for Immediate consumption reaches
a largo total.
Cottons move freely, with prleeB well sus
talned for nil lines nnd definite advances
ill blenched goods. Woolen iroods ore more
quiet, yet shipments of over 6,000,000 pounds
of wool wtokly from Boston indicates no
decrease in activity nt tnc mills.
Fluctuations In cereals were rmall. Corn
receded a little further, Influenced un
favorably by the Inslgnlflcnut shipments
from Atlnntlc. ports, only 601,555 bushels for
tho week, compared with 2,779,800 last year
nnd 4.764,297 In 1S99.
Wheat lost a llttln of the erirU' trnin.
although declining prices a year ago makes
iue uiuercnco smnuer man it lias been at
any timo this crop year. Foreign buying
of flour Is still unsatisfactory, but the
outgo of wheat Is still heavy, for tho
week United States exports, flour Included,
amounting tt 4,391,053 bushels, compnroi
with 3,646,761 last yenr and 4,255,766 two
years ago. Western receipts of 6.K3.6M
bushels, against 7,426.651 last week and
7,126,419 a year ngo, Indicate that the new
crop Is being mnrketed less freelv, growers
holding back In expectation of better prices,
despite tho estimate of the foreign nu
thorltles that the world's yield will exceed
2,700,000,000 bushels nnd on unofficial pre
dictions of a domestic crop ot more than
760.00u.ai0 bushels.
Failures for the week numbered 229 in the
United States, against 209 last year, nnd
thirty-one In Canada, against twenty-six
last year.
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TABLE,
AllKrecate of Business Transacted by
the Associate Jlanks.
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-Tho following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's. shows tho
bank clearings nt all principal cities for
tho week ended October 17, with tho per
centage of increase and decrease as com
pared with tho corresponding week last
year:
CITIES.
Amount. I Inc.
Dec.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
S1.3 16.051.401
33.01
152.754,228
147,21 8,606
lOO.Ot'w.OOl
13.6
15.0
i:
62,55I,1I9
45.0
31.881,255
27.918.779
18.7
11.4
22,752,8181
13.6
15.3
20.3
6.0
22.5
21,UoU,ni
18.093,130
10.090 701
Cleveland
14.O93.606
Detroit
Now Orleans
13,562,913
00.1
13,50.).1S9
12,580.071
10.11
20.5
Houston
Clnlveston
10.9SS.000
10.25S.3151
30.5
Indianapolis
68.4
Columbus, O
8,331.200
65.6
Louisviun
9.236.1M!
14.4
11.1
23.1
Providence
Buffalo
Milwaukee
8,337.200
7.031.153
0.9SS.06I
6.9
OMAHA
6,791.7691
St. Paul
Savannah
16.2
21.3
C.233.237
Denver
5.583.749
11.1
St. Joseph
5,047,M
4.3SS.777
25.9
Richmond
Memphis
21.6
'34 j
10.3
9.5
3,625,513.
20.1
Seattle
4,2Sl,41i.i
2,955,831
2.7t0;23l
3.CS0.277
3.778.001
Washington
Hartford
Los Angeles
53.5
47.2
Salt Lnke City
Toledo ,
2,481,610
11.9
Portland, Ore ,
3.161.426
10.8
Rochester
2,363,446
25.1
Peoria ,
2.52S.3S2
3.35S.6I0,
U.S
Fort Worth
38.9
19.fi'
2.3
Atlanta
3. 121.130
1,642.965
Norfolk
Dcs Moines
l.ilVMXW
5.1
New Haven ,
Sprlngllcld, Mass....
Augusta
Nashville
1,693,163
1,536,258
2,376,609
1,603,503'
9.5
12.8
27,8
8.9
25.6
Worcester
1.760.331
Grand Rnplds
1.386.66S1
1O.0
tsioux uity
Dayton. O
1.611,760
2.7
25.5
i,;u;),ix,.)
1.291.2SO
Syracuse
12.8
26,6
3S.8
tscranion
Portland, Me
Spokane
Tnenma
Wilmington. Del
1.313,273
1.&5I.701
1,3015,376
6.4
1,332,007
1.101.931
24.0
14.0
Davenport
1.110.816
15.1
20.1
Topeka
1.246.0X1
f.vansviiin
787,742;
17.6
18.6
Fall River
Birmingham
'Jld. HI
9I,S10
850,000
fi.l
Macon
Little Rock
Helena
5.8
!iOX,3I3
655.706
12.5
24.5
"ii'.i
Knoxvlllo
Lowell
6S9.420
006,530
3.
6.
Wichita
448.721
kron
fi.19.00O
44S.2S3
48S.SS9,
20.5
Now Bedford
I.nxlneton
4.0
12.5
"h'j
21.8
Sprlngllcld, III
Rlnghnmtnn
Chattanooga
612,674
41.9
33,8,400
524, 700!
6IW.S06
Kalamazoo
2S.8
37.6
Fnrgo
Younestown
516,210
512.14
54.6
8,0
49.6
Springfield, O
Rnckford
Canton
Jacksonville ,,
310,663
298,235
399,6i10
22.7
377.237
61.8
6),5
'26!7
Sioux Falls
Fremont
Bloomlngton, III
Jacksonville, III.
Colorado Springs.,
Wheeling, W. Vn..
Chester
Wllkesbarre
Totals. U. S
Outside N. T
2.M).443
128,602
272,605
148.186
1S.9
4.6
663,866;
, il.uto
3177,1161
775,319
I
,3,142,084,172:
795.432.7C6
26.
16.3
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal S 15,917.310 19.6
Toronto 11.052,615 23,0
Winnipeg 3.211.728 104.8
Halifax... .. 1.573.952 43.3
Vancouver. B. C 1,025.122 13.3
Hamilton 828,81 7.1
St, John. N. B 825,737 48.8
Victoria. B. C , 712.213 10.4
Quebec 1,308,763
Totals IS 35,181,488 25,6
Vnl Ineiiniled In totals because contain
Inir ntlior Items than clearlncs. Not In
eluded In totnls because of no comparison
for last year.
llRAIJSTnEET'S nKVIF.W OF TRADE
Western Railroads In Market for Cars
C'erenls Grow Firmer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Bradstreet's to
morrow will suv:
Iron nnd coal consumption continue equal
to nnd In some cases In excess of produc
tion. Features this week have been the
sale by merchant furnnces in the Pittsburg
district of 75.1100 tons of Bessemer pig iron
to leading Interests at from S15.25 to 115.50
per ton at Valley furnaces, steel bluets
havp continued scarce and nre practically
unobtainable for prompt delivery, hotih
J27 and S2S per ton Is offered, against tho
new quotation of J26 for distant delivery.
Pig Iron stocks In tho central west nre
said to not exceed one week's supply.
Orders for fully 1,000,000 tons of rails for
next year's delivery have been booked, al
though the principal consuming Interest
has not yet apportioned Its business, which
Is expected to exceed 165,000 tons. Plates,
bars nnd sheets and structural material nre
all active, but iron bars are reported
easier. Tlnplato mills are catching up
with their orders and a cut is reported in
the prlco of wire nails.
Railroads are in the market for cars nnd
ono western tlrm has bought 2,000 this
week. Export business in Iron and steel Is
not promising.
Cooler weather and fear of frosts,
coupled with good reports from tho print
cloth Industry, hnve stimulated raw cot
ton, and this In turn Is reflected In higher
quotations for nearly ull leading bleached
cottons. Woolen goods nre rather quiet ns
regards new demand, but the mills are busy
on heavyweights nnd when these nre out of
the way a large volume of orders for spring
weights guarantees continued activity.
Wool Is steady nnd llrm, with a large con
sumption progressing.
Tho eerenl markets wero rather apathetic
early this week. Reduced speculative Inter
est and liquidation, cnuscd by larger te
celpts at the northwest, weakened prices
early. Decreases in these receipts nnd
smaller Argentine shipments nnd poorer
crop reports, brought a rather llrmer feel
ing Inter, from which the early loss was
regained and a slight advanco registered
on the week. All advices agree that tho
world's wheat supply will be larger than a
year ago, the Increases being hero nnd in
Canada and tho decreases in Europe, but
ngaliiMt this Is to bo cited the fact that the
rye, corn and oats yields, not to mention
other foodstuffs, are smnller this year than
for some years past.
Whent, Including flour, exports for the
week aggregate 5.03'i.073 bushels, ns iignlnst
4..19.S9S las week unci 3,796,463 In this week
Inst year. Wheat exports July 1 to dote,
fourteen weeks, uggregatc 95,104,251 bushels,
as ngalnst 61,251,891 last senson. Corn ox
ports aggregate 640,033 bushels, as against
678,216 last week and 2.SS6.P93 Inst year. July
1 to dato corn exports nre 14,945,113 bushels,
ngalnst 48,SS3,926 last senson.
Eastern shoe shipments are 24 per cent
larger for tho week and 13 per cent higher
for the season than they were n yenr ngo.
Failures In tho United States number IPS,
ns against 130 last week, 223 last year, 221
In 1899 and 213 In 1898. Cnnndlan failures
for the week number 29, ns against 35 last
week. 22 In this week a yenr ago, 20 in 1899
nun .i in i met nno 41 in Jts7.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Attention of Sessions Is Centered on
Northern Pacific.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Attcntlon was
wholly centered on the Northern PaciPc
question today and the more the operators
In stocks studied tho problem tho more
they did not understand It. Thn continued
ncttvlty of Northern Pacific preferred. In
strong contrast to Its stagnant condition
yesterday and tho corner In tho common
stock, wns tho topic of Interest. Tho con
clusion seemed unavoidable thnt actual
steps wero being taken In the Northern
Pnclllc settlement.
Another rnther far-fetched explanation
was that the new Burlington rnllwnv In
corporated Wednesday would exchange Its,
buiuk ior mo bonus wnirn were issued
Jointly by Northern Pnclllc and Great
Northern In exchnnge for the Burlington
stock purchase. This would bo In effect to
cancel the whole Burlington Issue and thus
remove tho causo of tho conflict for con
trol of the Northern Pacific, but this wo-.fld
not explain the ubsenco of a single sharo
of Northern Puelflo common In the deal
ings. The tirond intimations from sources
usually accredited to Morgan influences of
the undoubted right of tho Northern Pa
clflc company to retire Northern Pacific
preferred caused an uneasy feeling that the
wholo dispute was In dancer of lir.-nlrlnr.
out again.
J ho source of the selling of Northern
'acillc preferred continued to bo shrouded
n mystery and tho fact thnt iiurrim.1,1
brokers wero concerned In tho selling udded
iu uie cuiuuKion ot sentiment. As it is be
lieved the Morgan-Hill claim to nbsoluto
control rests entirely on their holding a
majority of the common stock, with n pro
posed retirement ot the preferred, It was
ingeniously suggestcid that their holdings
of the preferred might bo coming upon tho
mm nci. urn mis wouin not explain tho
advancing price of tho preferred, which
renched 10STI at oho tlmn tmim. ti,iu
served also to cfiHe tho suggested retire
ment nt par. In all this whirl of rumor
an J suggestion there waa no further mig
goHtlon that the plans for the community
of IntoreHt were' to bo taken up where thoy
. ,1 w"cn 1,10 cyclone Inter-
i llfill-U lllt'lll.
The late cnursn nt the mnrirat .no
orally downward, resulting In reducing ur
wiping out the early gains except In spo
t-mi iiiHinnces. notubiy Brooklyn Transit
and Amalirnnir.teil Pnntup ti.o.-.. u
. 1 . . ' . ii- .-... nnn nil-
other sale of 200 Bhares of Lnke Shore nt n
,i,.i.,ivi iiiiuui.-u 01 u points. 1 tiero was
Htrength In Lackawanna, the Minneapolis
& St. Louis, the Iowa Central stocks.
Leather preferred nnd other less prom
Inent stocks.
The railroad bond market was pretty
firm, owing to the demand for some of the
convertible bonds. TotuI sales, par value
S2.065,ow. united States bonds wero alt un-
W..1IIP...-I, un UIMU Cilll.
1 11-" . yommercinl Advertiser's T-onHnn
financial cablegram says: The market was
r . uiiijiimuuii 01 tomorrow's
holiday and the stagnation of American
nuiuns was pnenomenai, uopper rallied 10s
but tho copper stocks wero inclined to hang
The following are ths rlnuin m...
(he New York 8tock exchange:
Atchison
77?i St. Taul
.16514
.188
. 59H
. 3214
do pfd !)14'
Kt. I'aul pfd
80. Pacific
So. Railway ....
do pfd...,
Tex. & Pacific.
Tol., St. L. & W
do pfd
Baltimore & O...102
do pfd 93
Canadian Pnc....llo
. &6
. 38
Canada So 82
Ches. & Ohio.... 45'i
Chicago & A 364
. 2014
. Soli
do pfd..
711 Union Pnellln
Chi.. Ind. & L.
40i' do pfd
. 88
un niii n'i
Wabash
1974
Chlcngo & E. 111.124
Chicago G. W.... 2.1
do pfd 36li
Wheel. & L. E... ml
do 2d pfd 2s
do 1st Pfd
do 2d Pfd 4414
in. teilirill i'U
C llcago & N. W.200'
do pfd 41)
C. R. I. & P 141 Adams Ex 1KA
Chicago T. d Tr, 3ff American Ex 181
C. C. C. & St. L. 9714 U. S. Ex S3
Colorado So 1314 Wells-Fargo Ex. 160
do 1st pfd 6314 Amal. Copper ... 87iJ
110 -u inn iiuiur. uar ai -
J.ii-4
Del. & Hudson.. .168 1 ulo pfd
Del. L. c v szbii Ainer. Lin. OIL
Denver & R. a.. 4414 Amcr. S. & R..
do nfd 914 do pfd
461J
43?.
9714
Erlo B lAnac. Mln. Co.... 3514
do 1st pfd rou Brooklyn R. T... 6H
do 2d pfd 55 IColn. Fuel & I... 92
Ot. Nor. pfd 19314
uon. uas 2175:
Con. Too. pfd,...115h
Gen. ICIectrlo ...,23)i
Hocking vauey.. d.iu
do pfd 7414
Illinois Central.. .145V
Glucose Sugar ... 421$
Iowa Central .... 4114
iiocHiiiK uoai ...iia
do pfd J
Inter. Paper
22
78
Lake Erlo & W.. 6S
no pm
Inter. Power
Laclede Gas
National Biscuit.
do pfd i-
871
L. & N 10314
VI
42
19
Manhattan L 120
Met. St. Ry U7H
Nil. Lend
Mex. Central .... 22 Na, Salt pfd 63i
Mex. National .. 14 'No, American ... as
Minn. H. St. L
.109-14 I'nclllo Coast .... 62.
Mo.- Pacific, .
M.. K. & T..
Jir. Pacific Mall 4j"
- People's Gas ....10514
do pfd
CIO 1)111 n"?a ri L-aam a, LUr...
N. J. Central ....im do pfd si
N. v. v-cniriu m- i iiiiiiiuu i-. car. ;lti
Norfolk & W 6o'4 Republic Steel .. 15
no. i-aciuc 1111...1J174 ousur jrj4,
Ontario & W ,33j
Tenn. Coal & I... 694
Pennsylvania
Rending
uiuuu nag ec .. lb
do pfd 72V1
U. 8. Leather ... 1911.
do 1st Din io
do 2d pfd attt do nfd x li
st. L. & S. F 41 U. 8. Rubber .... 16V
do 1st pfd i7 U. S. Steel 43U
do 2d pfd 66? do pfd 92H
St. L. Southw.... 264 Western Union... 914
do pfd 55V4,
Ilostaa Stock tnotat,)iis.
BOSTON, Oct. is. (.'oil loans. 3 per
cent: time louns, iuo per cent, umciai
closing:
A.. T. & 8. F.
77HtWest End
ni, 'xt tl--L
M14
do nfd Shi
West ngh. Elee.. 71
Atner. Sugar . ...110U
American Tel. ..169
Boston Elovatcd.2ll
Boston & Mo .. .192
Dnmlnlnn Coal... 47
Adventuro 241
Binghnm M. Co.. 30H
Arnal. Copper ... 89
Atlantic 3914
v.Hi. v iiecia ...,biii)
Centennial 20
Franklin 17
do pfd..... U714
TT. S. Htee 431
do pfd
mimnoidt 10
Fltchburg pfd. ...Ill Osceola 100
Gen. Electrlo .... 25x14 Parrot 38:
Mexlcnn Central. 22tf Qulncy 155
N. E. G. & C 5 Santa Fo Copper, 4
Old Colony 20614 Tamurnck 290
Old Dominion .... 27 Utah Mining 24
Tluhher 1414 Winona 21
Union I'nclllo .... 99V4'Wolverlnes 60
llnnk Clearings.
OMAHA. Oct. 18. Bank clearings today
Jl,255,624.32; corresponding day last year.
Sl.liu, w.w: increase, ibj.uj.u..
ST. LOLfLS. Oct. 18. Clearings. J7.415.266
balanres, J692.708; money, steady, 5 per
cent: New York exenange, sic discount,
CHICAGO, Oct. 18,-ClearlnBs, S25.752.731
balances, S2,0o,5t2; posted exchange, S!.86J
87! New York oxcnange, ivc aiscouiu.
BOSTON. Oct. 18.-Clearlngn, S,993,tKSi
balances, SI.818.47S. .
new YORK. Oct. la. Clearings. a.3ji,-
913; balances, S10.6M.693.
BALI l.MUllfci, uci. is. uiearings, w.i.-
SOi; balances, J340.761; money, 4Hfi per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. is.-cicarinrs,
$18,092,535: balance, S2.79S.52S; money, 4gH4
per cent.
uiNViNNAii, uct. is. Clearings, h,,m.-
600; monoy, 49$ per cent; New York ex
change, 10c discount to par.
New York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-MONEY-On coll.
tendy nt 3fl3!4 per .cent; last loan, 3 per
cent; prlmo mercantile paper, 414 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers'. bills nt JI.86 for
demand and nt SI.SSHffl.SSii for sixty days;
posted rates. ji.MVsSH.Nfi and J4.87 commer-
-lnt lillla tl.ttiCTi K.1IL
SILVER Bar, 57ie:
Mexican dollars,
steady; stnto, In-
lasc
BONDS Government.
attlve: railroad, firm.
The closing ouotallons on bonds ar
follows:
U. II. ref. 2s, reg
109
109
10714
10S1
L. & N. unl. 4s...
101i
do coupon ....
do 3s, reg
tin rntioofi
Mex. Central 4s.,
do Is inc
Minn. &. St. L. 4s
84
3014
103
99Vi
79
do new 4s, reg.
13S
M.. K. & T. 4s..,
do 2s
no coupon
do old 4s, reg..
Hii rnlmnli
139
112
N. Y. Central la.
105H
112
do gen. 314s
N. J. C. gen. 5s.
No. Pacific 4s...
do 3s
N. & W. c. 4s...
Rending gen. 4s,
St L & I M c. 6s
S. L. S. F. 4s,
St. L. S. W. Is..
do 2s
8. A. & A. P. 4s
So, Pacific 4s..,.
So. Railway 5s..
109J4
130-
10414
724
102'i
96
1167
95
9814
7S'i
861,
92-s
119
do Es, reg
1061 i
i n rolllioti
1071j
Atoll, gen. 4s
103 I
971
1021J
96
lOj'i
1081,
107 I
7U4
107
SSli
97H
U0L4
m
100
10 IV
93
88
10211
9Si'
, 871
,1064!
,106V
do adj. 4s
Bal. & Ohio 4s...
do 34s ,
rln ronv. 4s
Can. So. 28
Central of Ga. 6s
do Is Inc
Chcs. & O. 44.1...
Chi. ft A. 314"-...
C. U. & Q. I). 4s
Tex. & Pacific Is,
.119
. 81i
.1054
.107
.119V4
.110
. 77Ti
.113
. 9014
. 8S'i
. HIT,
I.' .M fe S 1' g. 48.,
f N'. W. r. ?s
T. St L & W 4s.
Union Pac. 4s...
do con v. 4s....
Wabash Is
do 2s
do deb. B
C. R. I. & P. 4s.
CCC Ac S L g. 48.
Chicago Ter. 4s.
.Colorado So. 4s.,
'D. R. G. 4s....,
Erlo prior 1. 4s..,
West Shore 4s..
W. & L. E. 4s..
Wis. Central 4s.
do general 4s..
F. W. & D. C. Is
Hock. Vnl. 414s.
Cons. Tob. 4s....
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money.. 93 I
Norfolk & W...
do pfd
No. Paclflo pfd,
Ontario & w...,
Pennsylvania ..,
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Railway ....
So. Pacific
. 67H
. 91
.10314
. 34-4
754
. 301,
. 391
. 26i
. S3V
. 6114
.102'4
. 904
. 344
. 931-4
. 37(4
. 69U
. lOi
.. 37!i
do account ...93 1-16
Anaconda 714
Atchison ROVi
do pfd w-i
Baltimore & O...106U
Canadian Pac....ll34j
Ches. & Ohio 46
Chicago G. V.... 33VJ
C, M. & St. T...170V4
Denver & R. O... 45J
Union Paclllo ..,
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabnsh ,
do pfd ,
Spanish 4s ,
Rand Mines
DeBecrs
do pfd 94i
Erie 42Vj
do 1st pfd...k... 71',
do 2d nfd... It.. 58
Illinois Central. ..150
& N 10',i
M.. K. & T 15H
n. 1. central. ...iwis
BAR SILVER-Qulct at 26c.
MONRV-lflW ner cent. The rate of
discount In the open market for short bl li
Is 2'3t4 per cont; for threo months' bll.s,
2D-16i2S per cent.
New York Mlnlnff Quotations.
Nnw YORK. Oct. 18. The following nre
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 18
Altco 45
Little Chief ..
.. 12
.1060
.. 75
.. 6
.. r
.. 7
... 14
.. 40
,..383
Ontario
Ophlr
Breece 110
Brunswick Con... 11
Comstock Tun... 614
Con. Cnl. & Va..l70
Dendwood Terra. 60
l'hoenix
Potosl
Savago
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
Horn Silver 18a
Iron Silver 60
Lcadvlllo Con....
Coffee Mnrket.
vim- rnlil.- c1 1 r,nT.-T.-Ti?R Snot.
til- .. . .1 .. V -T ni'A pa V1 Til Ull.
steady; Cordova, 714Jillc. Bull sentiment
still predominates In the market for fn
ttires. The opening was steady at a gain
of n points on local covering, following sat-
isiaciory curopriiu nun nr-mii ! j"
hies, only to react Immediately after the
call under benr profit-taking. In the early
nfternoon unfavorable crop reports were
received from Santos and, like yesterday,
prices began to climb Immediately nnd a
tremendous sale movement began. Before
. v. . n .1.... (IrtlU f-tnnml a net enln of lvw
Illll limine. ,,ti...j v ' . . . . 1
20 points wns noted. Totnl sales reached
.. . . . .. I I 1m TEA l.nnu nfl in
tne unusual mini "i """r i
.......... v, - e civ, . niiimhAr. r. , I
5.75c; January. 5.80-8-5.850 ; February. 5.8u
.....i. i;a-.inr.-i..n. Mnv. 6 16176.400:
Juno. 6.255if..40c;' July. 6.30'46.65c; August,
6.40!il.60c; September. 6.5OiJiu.i0c.
Wool Mnrke
, aw.tc CO u-nAlftlnw nnd
ensv. with light demand; medium grndes,
12V41l'17V4c; light line. 12(fJ1414c; heavy tlno.
SH'iillVic; tub washed. 20fi!lc.
BOSTON, UCl. 18. 1 nil wiililiimiuiin mil.-
un win suy in iuiiiwiiu" i- i,'"i "',
Wool has sold steadily this week. Prices.
show no cnange una uir mm, ' .....
cnlng tendency, particularly on the finer
grndes. The receipts of wool In Boston
since January 1 have been 225,351,7ii9 pounds,
against 146.794.615 for the same period In
lDW. llOHiUll Hllli-llivitir. ... ... '
682 pounds. agnlnBt sales of 114,221,000 pounds
ror tne same jienou in n "yj,"-, "'
hand In Boston January 1. 1901, , wj i6,J(B,rj'0
pounds. TOtal SIOCK XOOUy, l,m,tvt jwuuua.
I .. .. n a - lln.,.-.l
iew orit ur .....-..
"-.li l.lAnl,eH tlom
nomo lurinci mimii"; -today,
in keeping with those made yester
day, and a fair demand ut fair prices. No
change in brown sheetings, nor In coarse
colored cottons. Prices of nil were cmlte
firm. Print cloths firm, with fair sales.
Prints nnd glngnams conunui.- siiii-.
Linens nre flrm. with modornto sales. Bur
laps are lnnctlve and still weak.
with a moderate inaulry. arns quiet and
ncnangea.
Cotton Mnrket.
. J . M1ln. finlfiml KU.f tnlfl-
dllng gulf. SVc: sales. 440 bales. Future
closed quiet: uctoner, i.-.-jui -uvcinum , o .,
December, 8.04c: January, 8.03c; February,
sac: Marcn. i.m-i aiuh, 'i- , .
n.M.vP.a-mN'. Oct. 18. COTTON Market
steady at 8 6-16c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18.-Spcrcitary Hes
ter's statement of the world s vis ble sup
ply of cotton shows the total visible sup
ply as 2.144,987, of which 1.700,937 was Amer
ican cotton.
Evaporated and Dried Fruits.
..r.... vnm "W 10 WVAPOllATETJ
I A V I unit, . . . - "
APPLES Thero was a good business trans
acted In tho mnrket for ovoporated apples
todny at full former prices, while the
undertone wns generally steady. State,
common to good, &fl8c; prime, 8V4c; choice.
9c; fancy. 91.fi9V'ac.
CALIFORNIA Ullll-iU ! nulla-Dieuny
at old prices. Prunes, 3iir7c. Apricots,
Royal. 8V4fll3c; Moor Park. 8ijl2c. I'eaches,
peeled, ll(818c; unpecled, 6fj9i4c
Dnlnth Grain Market,
PEORIA, Oct, 18. CORN-Hlgher; No. 3,
6'oATS Firmer: No. 2 whito, 30ic, billed
th"wil1skY-S1.30 for finished goods.
Oil and llnsln.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Oct. lB.-iiTeuii oai
ances, S1.30; certificates, njl bid: .hlpmonts,
91,088 bbls.; average, 82.6W bbls.
8t. I.onls Live Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. M.-CATTLE BecelpU.
3.900 head, Including 2,000 hend Texans;
ni nit anil r I j u r u pii "i ew.we .t .
Seef and butcher steers. S4.5iVu-5.80; steora
under 1.000 lbs.. S3.V35.0O; stockers and
feeders. S2.26fT3.70; cows and heifers. S2.25;
i lU. -'.rl" 1 1Kr1 IK. hull. MflJ "f-
Texas nnd Indian steers, 2.90-tJ4.25; cows
ana neirers, ja.un'ini.io. ... , .
HOGS Receipts. 6,800 head: mnrkot
easier; pigs aim ngnis. g.ii"ujD.iuj itii
Afl&l. DC. ....... k.PU tit ?Rtf?l 70
V in,T,nn T.IMDU nntnl l fUl
head; market Bteady; native muttons, J.1.00
t m. , tl rjHK ftA. .,I!d an.l Kllnta
KfJ-U-i; IUIIIUI. --"
Jl.f2,25; stockers, J2.25; Texas sheep, S3.00
!U3.4.
New York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK,' Oct. 18.-BEEVE8-R-
i J On l, alanrt llll 1 fV fltt'pr!
cows lower: steers, S3.75i85.50: oxen. 12.25
4.2a; uuiis, c, i.ovuo.u-., "-"'-
lower; live cattle, ll(Ti12e, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef. SlifSc.
CALVES Receipts, 38S head; lower; veals,
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelptH, 3,992
hend: sheep, slow; sheep, S2.4Ufi3.25; extras,
. n t n . . V. .. . r.'. . " .ft
.).lu; Ittllllin, ...
HpGS-Recelpts, 1,410 head; higher at
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Diirbl. Qrt.fi of All Kindt f 0ttl
old String to a Dime Higher.
H0GI EASED OFF A TRIFLE TODAY
Not Enough Sheen and Lambs Offered
to Make a Fair Teat ot Market, tint
AaythlitK nt All Good Could
Safely lie Quoted Mend).
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 18.
Receipts were: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep,
Official Monday 7.9..D 2,92 I3,2i6
uiuciai Tuesday t,w: 6,107 i,rJ3
Official Wcdiipsdnv 6. M0 5.11VI 6.5iK"i
Official Thursday 2,558 4,t3 3,262
UfllClIll Friday 2,191 4,742 296
Klvn rtnv tlil . "i. !W-l
21.S0S
17.1SS
29.03,1
26,76'J
23,517
33,325
35,051
41,710
&S.I61
44,84.)
35,64.1
57,008
South
com-
Same days last week 17,311
Same week before 27.3SJ
Hatno threo weeks ngo. ..27,710
Same four weeks ngo... .20,191
same days ast veur 20.172
Average prices paid for hogs at
Omaha tho past several days with
parlsotis:
Uate. I 1901. '1900.I1899.I1S98. 1S97. HS'i.lk95.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Uct
Oct.
Oct.
I. ..
i...
.1...
4...
6...
6...
7...
S...
9...
10..
II. .
12..
13..
14..
la..
16..
17..
IS..
6 75 I
6 Ml-Ji
6 W1,
6 571t
6 o2vi
0 tU
5 jyi
5 13,
5 IS
6 191
I 3 71
3 S3) 2 9I
3 7i 3 02
2 971
3 731
3 'A 2 93,
I 74 3 01
3 64 3 01
3 9i
3 V3
3 86
3 82
3 Si
3 S6
3 8
3 85
3 SI
3 79
3 77
e
III
3 76
S 70
3 70
3
4 39
4 4
3 66
3 64
6 20, 4 37
lb
4 31
3 11I1
5 11
4 31
4351
3 63
3 61
3 6l
5 081
3 621 3 19
D li
6 14H
6 15
6 20U
& Oil
4 33
i 63
I
3 59
3 13
4 92
4
3 64
3 57
3 14
4 90 4 31
4 93f
4 23
3 66
3
3 18
I
4 S3
4 S2
4 201
3 69
a 66
3 61
S SO,
1 32
3 19
3 20
3 23
28
4 21
4 201
3 tJ
3 t
3 61
3 69
4 72
4 64
4 16
3 70
4 62
4 10,
3 67
S64
Indicates Sunday.
Die ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hags. Sheep.
C, M. & St. P -r
O. ft St. I. 1
Missouri Pacific 1 3
Union Pnclllc System 9 13
C. & N. W 10
P., E. & M. V IS 18
C, St. P., M. & 0 5 4 1
B, & M 56 3
('., B. A. Q 6
C, R. 1. & P., east 1
C. R. I. & P.. west I
Illinois Central 1
Totnl receipts 88 71 1
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as followu, each buyer purchasing the num
ber or head indicated:
Buyers. Ci
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cuduhy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift, from Kansas City
R. Becker &. Degan
iKibtnan & Co
Livingstone & Schnller...
A. S. Mnwhlnney
Hamilton & R
U F. Hube
Wolf & M
Krey Packing Co
Other buyers
ittle. Hogs. Sheep.
CO 618
221 1,2.'3
422 5 236
767 2,551
Si)
65
164
95
4
9.1
24
29
Ill
92
Totnl 2.10) 4.49S 296
CATTLE Tho receipts of cattle todny
wero Just about normal for this time of
the week. There were n few cholco
bunches In the yards, but as n general
thing tho quality of both tho natives and
the westerns was nothing extra. Packers,
howwver, and also feeder buyers, took hold
In good shape and as a result the market
was active and stronger all unund on
anything at all desirable.
Good to choice beef steers wero In active
demand this morning nnd strong prices
wero pnld.tV string of thirty-two head of
steers wclYhlng 1,392 pounds sold nt JS.20,
which was considered a very satisfactory
price. The market Is now fully ns high
as it wns nt the close of lust week or ot
any time this season. Common cattle this
morning did not meet with very ready
sale, as packers all scorned to be anxious
for the better, grades and neglected com
mon corn cuttle for the western rangers.
There was not much change noticeable,
though, In the prices paid.
The cow mnrket was nctive nnd granger
today. Packers nil bought freely irnd any
thing desirable sold 5 10c higher than tho
same kind brought yesterday. Prices nro
not now more than a dime below those in
force at the close of Inst week.
Bulls, calves nnd slags may bo quoted
fully steady today where tho quality was
nt all satisfactory.
Stockers and feeders of desirable quality
were at a premium and n good many
bunchcti sold considerably higher than tho
snmo kind did yesterday. Prlcea nre now
Just about back where they wero at the
close of last week, the dcclluo of tho
first two days of this week having been
regained. Common cattlo also sold uteniv
to strong today, ns comimrnd with vat--
day.
Desirable grades of western beef steers
wero In good request today at steady to
strong prices, but the common kinds were
more or less neglected nnd hard to dispose
of at satisfactory prices, Stockers could
a so safely be quoted strong to a dime
higher whore the qui llty was good, and
ine same was true of Iholco heavy feeders.
Representative sales:
BEEF SOBERS.
No. A v. 1'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 760 2 25 13 952 4 60
1 650 2 25 22k 1083 4 60
2 25 26 1036 6 60
1 1060 4 10 31.' 1216 6 00
54 1081 4 40 32.1 1392 6 20
COW;?.
1 860 1 60 1 970 2 60
1 1050 1 50 3 1000 2 60
8 903 1 75 14 912 2 50
1 840 1 75 1 860 2 03
1 930 2 00 3 1040 2 75
4 942 2 10 8 1093 2 73
1 890 2 10 6 BOO 2 75
2 920 2 10 3 1006 3 30
8 970 2 16 1 116,1 3
6 896 2 25 1 1300 3 75
4 912 2 25 1 HfiO 3 73
3 1000 2 25 10 972 3 85
HEIFERS.
2 890 2 60 2 76.1 2 75
4 695 2 70 1 6.10 4 25
BULLS.
1 820 2 00 1 1200 2 40
2 1250 2 10 1 1080 2 60
1 1270 2 25 1 1250 2 6.1
1 1400 2 X 2 1695 3 00
1 1420 2 25 1 960 3 00
1 ..1100- 2 25
CALVES.
5 466 3 40 1 420 4 10
STOCK CALVES.
1 270 3 40
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 623 2 76 5 1118 3 60
2 620 2 75 20 1163 3 00
14 1001 3 10 14 1195 3 60
2 660 3 25 26 1074 3 75
NEBRASKA.
14 cows 1076
4 cows 1087
7 cows 961
1 feeder... 1000
3 36
19 hteers,...1034
2 steers,... 815
1 bull 109)
1 hull 10 0
1 bull 1510
1 calf 4f0
2 cows 970
1 feeder. . . 970
22 feeders . 542
3 75
2 V5
2 :o
2 ')
2 66
2 85
2 00
2 60
4 05
3 20
3 00
2 30
3 (0
2 00
4 60
3 25
3 60
3 00
2 0
2 0
2 2
2 )
3 60
6 25
3 00
3 75
2 20
2 30
1 25
1 25
2 30
2 85
2
2 86
2 20
3 10
3 40
2 70
1 75
3 35
2 35
1 85
3 V,
2 60
3 70
3 7)
3 70
3 )
2 25
2 00
2 90
4 30
2 35
2 86
3 35
1 60
3 00
2 40
2 00
2 86
2 75
2 90
4 50
3 00
2 75
2 26
2 75
3 00
2 80
2 25
2 25
2 93
2 00
3 35
3 00
2 .V)
2 85
2 85
2 85
1 21
2 85
2 85
2 30
2 20
2 75
2 10
1 75
4 60
2 75
2 75
1 85
2 75
4 steers.. ..1282
12 cows
.1005
26 cows.
2 cows.
1 cow,.
1 cow..,
2 cows.
1 cow..
... 963
... 910
... 670
,..1060
... 790
...1190
2 feeders
1 feeder.
803
480
78i)
1 bull.
1 bull.
1 bull.
1 cow 1OS0
....1260
...,1210
1 COW 801)
15 cows 81,6
22 steers.. ..1072
1 Bteer 1000
1 bull 970
1 bull 1220
2 cows 830
1 cow 1060
3 cows 793
1 cow 870
1 cow 830
1 cow 1050
1 bull 1300
3 feeders.. 1024
1 feeder... 730
1 cow 1000
44 cows 1030
1 COW 1190
1 COW 1030
1 COW 960
2 cows 990
1 cow 1180
2 cows,. . . 92a
1 bull... ...1390
3 feeders.. 926
4 cows 962
IS feeders.. 724
4 calves. ,. 135
1 bull 900
1 bull 810
1 bull 1410
1 calf 130
2 feeders., 62.
48 feeders,. 895
6 feeders., 796
3 feeders., 760
1 feeder... 800
2 cows 865
6 cows 1082
1 cow 1140
1 calf 160
1 calf 300
1 calf 300
1 cow 1030
b cows..,,
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
1 row
1 cow
1 stag
1 stag
16 feeders.
34 cows..,,
1 feeder..
6 cows.. . .
1 cow
1 hull
1028
. 750
. 910
. 910
.1010
.1070
. 820
.1470
.1260
. 923
. 952
. 900
. 811
. 90)
1360
5 feeders.. 938
8 cows 877
20 cows.., . 959
O. L. Harris Neb.
1 row,,. ...1130 3 25 2 feeders.. 1020
2 rows 102b 2 10 6 feeders.. 10-2
6 cows..
4 cows..
1 bull...
. 7U z is 2 feeders. .1000
,1012 2 75 1 steer 800
.140 1 60
E. P. Sklllmari-Neb,
. 927 2 CO
WYOMING,
22 cows.
16 cows
10M) 3 40 3 Btecrs.
830 1 75
6 cows 1015 2 95
Lahoute Land
& Stock Co. Wyo,
1 steer... . 990 4 25 21 steers.. ..115
U Culvert Wyo.
SI feeders, 1145 3 85 1 cow 1160
1 feeder.. .1127 3 85 1 cow 1240
2 feeders. .1265 JS5 1 cow 1210
1 feeder.. .1170 3 85 7 cows 1108
4 7(
- i
2 75
3 25
3 25
1 stag 1600 3 25
Iron Mountain Ranch Co. Wyo.
cows 970 3 35 S cows MS 2 60
43 cows,.. . 975 3 35 6 cows..... 961 2 !)
21 cows 97S 3 35 1 COW 1030 2 10
63 cows..,.. 901 2 !
Iron Mountain Ranch Co. Vmo
132 stecrs...HX7 3 55 115 steers. ...1030 3 6j
13 steers.... 9H6 3 u)
1 steer 1250 3 o
1 steer 1020 3 65
1 steer 910 3 55
1 steer ....1530 3 65
8 feeders.. 93S A 50
13 steers.... P." 3 t'i
1 steer 910 3 !)
1 steer.... lit') 3 -i
1 Htcer .. 1190 3 65
1 steer 1160 3 w
HOGS There wero about tho same num
ber of hogs ncro today tnat nnvo oecn
nit have been ,
other mnrket' V
ut this point tm
et opened Just 1
ny sellers hnd T
coming in of iitie, nut us outer
wero reported tower prices n
...-irit off a little. The mnrket
niwuit wii-ruK hut before miinv
an opportunity to cut loose packers loweicd
their bins nnu inn luiirKci wus wean io .-ju
inu-nr. Thn hulk of the early sales went at
J6.2714 nnd 16.30. Iater In the morning, when
Chicago was roponcu closing sicauy in ou
lower packers worn only bidding Jo.2.i mid
J6.27'4. Sellers would not cut loose at thoso
figures, however, so tho mnrket was rather
slow for a time. Tho mnrket kept getting
worec though, Instead uf better, and tin
ploso whb Just about 6c lower, ns puck rs
would not give over J6.25. It was n little
lato before everything was out of llrt-t
hands. ...
Commission men nro now advising the r
shippers to bo careful about buying old
town, na the tendency Is for packeis to
pound the market on them. They arc s II
Ing fully 3oo higher hero than they arc In
Chicago. Representative sales:
No. av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
83 179 1 20 C 20 68 226 160 6 2714
63 279 400
6 26 61 283 Ml li 2i'4
C 25 66 250 320 6 27'4
6 25 r 304 240 6 2711
6 25 76 246 200 C 2714
6 25 47 303 10) 6 S7fj
6 25 35 288 ... 6 2714
6 25 60 271 ... 6 2714
6 25 73 244 120 6 274
li 25 77 229 240 6 274
6 25 60 261 80 ll 271j
61 2SI 40
65 308 40
75 228 40
64 337 160
22 253 ...
73 202 ...
4 210 120
48 187 80
47 254 40
100 164 80
o 2.1 62 Z6 W U .. 't
67 225 240 6 25
51 264
76 244
67 220
16 249
68 265
79 225
67 231
61 276
320 6 271s
ICO 6 274
80 6 271
... 6 2714
160 6i'7(j
200 6 2714
240 6 271a
71 235 401 6 274
62 283 200 6 2714
tv., iii ti ii's
60 26J
40
11
6 2714
6 2714
6 2714
6 2714
6 2714
6 271,
6 27W
7 268
61 262
62 269
60 279
00 262
63 330
68 260
68 240
200
40
'so
120
80
65 234 80
68 261 ...
69 212 SO
61 28S 200
61 244 120
30
0 30
t; so
1; 3i)
0 30
40
5 ?:W
66..
.296 320 6 2714 7i.
6
41
160 6 30
120 rt 30
44...
62...
63...
87...
62...
27
120
6 2714
6 271
74.
60.
64.
65.
.. 195
...267
...215
...268
...2S7
...191
... 9.1
...209
.1.257
...202
...2S3
..235
..221
..214
..247
80
6 90
240 6 27k
... 6 27,
SO
80
G 30
tl 30
6 30
6 30
6 75
6 20
6 2714
6 87s
6 40
t
6 271
6 2714
6 2714
6 2714
60..
..270
SO
160
480
40
69...
113..
60...
41...
82...
43...
67 293
68 220
61 295
120
73
,265 200 6 2714
63.
Sill Jul 6 i'7'4
66 260 160 6 27U
SHEEP There were not enough shreo on
the market today to make a test of prices.
All that was offered were a few odds and
ends carried over from yesterdny, which
sold at fully steady prices. A car of com
mon lambs nrrlvcd. nnd they alio sold at
wnni looKcu 10 oe iuuy sieauy lirii-n-.
Judging from the way pnekers acted thoy 1
were anxious for good stuff, nnd nnythlrg k
desirable would probahly have brought ai f
much as It did yesterday. As noted y vs- i
terd:;y, prlcer arc now 15tf25o higher than
they were at the close of last week, both 'in
fat Bheup and lambs, and nlso on feeders
Quotations: Choice yenrllngs, J3.50'if3.C5;
fair to good, J3.35'f3.50; cholco wethers,
3.3OCj3.50. fair to good wethers, J3.OOS3.30;
cholco ewes, J2.75(3.00; fair to good ewes,
J2.23Q2.75; choice spring lambs, SI.30tf4.CO;
fulr to good spring lambs, S4.IWI.G0;
teeder wethers, J2.90h3.25; feeder lambs,
S3.2633.80. Representative sales:
No. Av. Tr,
366 western wethers 66 3 85
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cottle Steady, Hogs
Lower 11 ml
Sheep Dull.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-CATTLE-RecclptH.
2,000 head, Including 300 head Texans nnd 7
cars westerns; steady at decline of Wed
nesday nnd Thursday; good to prime steers,
nominally J6.10ii6.80; poor to medium, J3.75fi)
3.90; stockers nnd feeders. J2.25fr4.25; cowi,
"$1.0034.60; heifers, J2.60flil.76 canners. JI.HIf
2.23; bulls, Jl.25fj4.76; calves, J.l.ltKiiO.r,;
Texas steers, 12.803.75; western steers,
J3.75'u0.50.
HOGS Receipts, 21,000 head; estimated to
morrow, 15,000 head; left over, 3,000 hend:
Blow nnd 6iif.'10c lower, closing dull; mixed
nnd butchers, S6.0flift6.60; good to cholco
heavy, SC.2OIf6.70; rough heavy, S5.80ftn.l6;
light, J5.90fi6.25; bulk of sales, J6.00fi.20.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS RecelptH, 8.0OO
head; dull und lower; lambs, dull and
lower; good to choice wethers, J3.50ff3.90j
lair to choice mixed, J3.lWf3.40; western
sheep, J3.(jj(3.50; native lambs, S2.76iifl.75;
western lambs, Jj.2flf4.60.
RECEIPTS-Ofllrlal: Cattle. 9,165 hend;
hogs. 21.618 hend; sheep, 18,526 head.
SHIPMENTS-Olllclal: Cnttle, 4,192 head;
hogs, 2,051 huad; sheep, 7,335 hend.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market,
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,000 head natives. 600 head Texans.
200 hend calves; best beef steers and choice
teders, steady; other cattlo 10fll5c lower;
cnoice export nnn uresseci ucer stners,
ilt'i.40: fnlr to good. J4.Ko1i5.75: stockers
feeders, J3.rKg 1.40; fed western Htecrs, J4.S5J
6.20; western range steers, J3.25ft4.75; Tex
ans and Indians, J2.25ff3.60; Texas cows,
J2.O0iS2.75; native cows, j2.6Og4.OO; holfers,
.(r5.26: canning cows, S1.50t&0; bulls.
. ioqii. raives, j.ik-j.di).
HOGS Receipts, 7,0"0 head; market 60
lower; top, J6...0; bulk of sales, J6.05iJC.60;
heavy, J6.4ofi6.60; mixed packers, J8.20'ii6.30:
light. S5.fi5flfi.30: pigs, J4.90g5.C5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.500
head; market steady: western lambs, $3.80.
4.75; western wethers, S-1.10f('3.5O: ewes, J2.4)
aa25; feeders, J2.6O03.25; stockers, J1.7S4J tj
i.75.
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Nt. Joseph Live fitock Market.
ST JOSEPH, Oct. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,400 head; mnrket dull, but gen
erally steady; natives. S3.0n)6.40: Trxnns
nnd westerns. S2.75tJ5.90; cows nnd heifers,
Jl.60.ftr,. 15; bulls and stags. J2.00ft5.no; stock
ers and feeders, Jl,50fr4.30; yearlings and
calves. J2.O0ff4.O0; veals, S3.23Afi.30.
HOGS Receipts, 4,500 head; market
steady to 5c lower; light and light mixed,
J6.15fl6.30; pigs. Jl.50fffi.00; bulk. S6.30'r(6.IO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 2,0 0
head: mnrket steady; lamb-i, J3.S5ffl.75,
yearlings. J3,25i?3.75; ewes, J2.85fj3.25; weth
ers, J3.0O33.60.
Stoek in Sight
The following table shows tho recolpts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep at tho live principal
stock markets for October 18:
Uattie. nogs. Hheop.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. IxiiiIh
St. Josoph ...
TotulH
4.742
21.000
7,000
6.K00
4,600
8,000
3,600
2. 00
2,000
13.094 44,042 16,656
Men Suffering
from lots of nerveus force often owe
tlieirconditlon to youthful ignorsact
that fearful enemy to health.
It is the builiien of science to repslr
the dsmsge ceuted by the thoughtless
yi.kiii.Ti w.
f voilth.
Dabllltv iimr - II f
Itself. 1
Its victims drsg throurh a
miserable orisicace,
despondent.
wni, listless,
Utemlly feed the hungry nerves, rivlnf
them th yreclte insrcdlenr de.
J e-...e nuHuiiiui
remedr cures Nerveus Debility, stops
11 ainai, icpiCT wskica iittucl,
sends rich, wsrm life blood tingling
through eery part, nuking every or-
esnsctsnd csujlng you to glow with
ealtb.
11.00 per box; 6 boxes (withguaran.
tee to cure), S-ifo. Book free. "
For sale by Kubn Be Co., Fuller Paint 4k
Drug Co,, Omaha; Dillon's Drug store,
Eouih Omaha, and Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs, la.
Boyd Commiiiion Co
8ucceisors to James K. Boyd 4 Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
Board of Trad lUta-.
Direct wires te Chleage as New York.
Correspondence. John A. Warren 4s Ct
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WIIUIUV
lower; .
s. J5.80 y
rs nnd
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