Nebraska Newspapers

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COMMERCIAL 1ND FINANCIAL
Ttnilti U Bltxd in All Ihrkits aid
Fricis Timblt.
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CORN MAKES A BLUFF, BUT GIVES UP
Itarts Ilrlskfy, bnt Loses Courage on
Continued Reports of Clearing;
Weather Favorable to West
ern Shipping, i
cnir.Ann. Nov. 1 An easier feeling ills
E lacing Die recent urgent demand for corn
rought down prices in dull grain markets
todny nnd December wheat closed c lower,
December corn "4U54C depressed and De
cember onis o uown. i-ruvisiuiw tiu3-
SWo to 2W6c lower. ,
Corn took the lead at tho opening nnd
Bhowcd nn early Btrength that promised
much, being In tho restarting a shado to
HflVic higher nt GSfDSttc. Cables Wj-ro
lairly strong uiid a general demand finding
but light offerings to supply them, Do
cembcr advanced 14c. Profits hero bocamo
tempting and on the news of clearing
wcutner, lavonng snipping m wiu
llnnlHiitlnn l.nl'nn lltlslneKft In tllO ITUlltl
was light and later resolved itself Into n
ecalplng affair. Hulls withdrew their sup.
port 011 U1C UCC11I1U unu uui:uiiiii:i liuscu
Wtf3 down nt 67Hc nccclpts wcro 113
Cawtint nii1ral nil thn hull InfluctlCO In
tho corn jilt It oould get to offset weaker
cables unu nenvy receipts, mo mursei wim
rtull nnd narrow and on the early strength
In corn May made a fair opening, a shade
to c lower, nt 70?ic to 70H7oic Thero
was one bullish factor present, in heavy
:learanccs, nut it nun imiu encci ana
December, on the sagging corn Influence,
lccllncd slowly nnd closed weak, lie down,
it 70V4tf7o4c Local recclpfB were 181 cnrB,
!1 of contract grade, nnd Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 690 cars, making a total
'or tho threo points of 8S1 cars, against 737
ast week nml cos a year ago. Primary
-ecclpts wcro 1,184,000 bu., compared with
nn.ono im. a vpjir iiuo. Argentine shlnments
for tho week were 13fi,00 bu., ngalnHt lfVI.OM
tast week nnd aw.vm a year ago. tho sea.
inard renorted 42 loads taken for export
Bcaboard clearances in wheat nnd Hour
equaled 90J.O0O ))U.
Oats showed nn Independent disposition
to break away from corn Influence at tho
turf and Indications' pointed to an over
bought market. December started tin
changed to He higher, but rapidly sold off
lor proms in spito or tno enriy nrm reel
ing in corn. Duccmbcr closed weak, Ho
.lower, nt Z6Mc
Provisions wcro dull nnd dragging. The
cash demnnd was sluggish, and though
there woh a better feeling In the hog mar
ket, fulr offerings, kept prices" almost sta
tionary. January pork closed 2o higher
ut J14.92W, January lard 6c lower at JH.02V4
and, Jnnuary ribs a shade down nt t7.fi7V4.
Kstlmated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
lift cars; com, uuu curs; oats, sw cars; nogs,
ji.uiju mad.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlclcs. Open. Jllgh.j Low. Close.Yc3'y.
Wheat
Nov.
Dec.
May
Corn
Nov.
Dec.
Muy
Oats
i Dec.
May
May
Lard
May
Nov.
Dec. ,
Jan.
lllbs-
Jnn.
May
70 70fc 6DT4f?70 6970 7014
70Hi 70- 70V4 70W& WMi
74iQU 74U 73 751474 74',4V4
B6'4 E7
BSfl'H 68U 57UJa 67, 57TMi5S
60?i4 C0 0914 CO 6014Q34
37(RJ4 3m SiVt 36U 37
394 30H38i4H Si S3'4
14 9fi 15 00 ' 14 00 14 92'A 14 flO
15 02W 15 10 15 00 15 00 14 97i
8 77W 8 774 8 70 8 72W 8 7214
8 ffifc S 62W 8 Ki 8 57$ 8 CO
8 C2V4 H i", 8 6714 8 67& 8 60
8 C7H 8 70 8 60 8 62J4 8 C7J4
7 70 7 724 7 C7J4 7 70 7 70
7 80 7 85 7 774 7 80 7 SO
No. 2.
Cash miotatlons wero ns follows:
FLOUIt-Htcady: winter patents, $3.40-3
.60: straights. 2.90R3.30, clears, 2.6O1i3.10;
spring specials, ti.uutai.w; patents, w.-
9 cftt . wn I.. I. ... rn5; 1 In
v.if. nit in, fMimiuiiu.
WHEAT No. 3, C70G9o; No. 2 red, 714g
CORN No. 2 vollow. 59c.
OATS No. 2. 38Vi(&S84c: No. 2 white, 40?,
RYE-No. 2. 65V4C.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 640
oec.
SEEDS No. 1 northwestern, 1.46; clover,
contract, grade. $9.
' PnovrsiONS-MnuB pork, per bbl., $13.80
U(i;i.bo. i.aru, per ids., .bTV4r"-u-. Hnort
.'rlbn sides (loose), $7.75017.90. Dry salted
1 Hhoulders (boxed). $7.257.50. Bhort clear
1 nines (i)oxe(i), w.t(.).
I WIIISKY-Dasls of high wines. $1.30.
Tho following nre tho receipts and ship
ments for tho last twenty-four hours:
1 Articles. Itccelpts. Shipments.
I'lour. bbls 18.000 20,000
Wheat, bu 223.000 42.001)
'Corn, bu...l 128,000, 117,000
'.Oats, bu 228,000 327,000
ltye. bu 5,000 1,000
JUurlcy, bu 150,000 29,OH)
1 On the Produce exchango todav the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 14J
2114c; dairies, 1319c. Cheese, steady, OWa
5o(4c. Eggs, ilrm; fresh, , 1914020c.
NEW YOIIK GRNEHAI MARKKT.
Qaotatlona of the Day oa Various
Cominodltlea.
NEW YOIUC, Nov. 1. FLOUn-Recclpts.
23,671 bbls.; exports, 62,233 bbls.; quiet nnd
about steady; winter patents, $3.50fl3.8);
winter straights, $3.30Q'3.40; Minnesota pnt-
ents, $3.7003.95; winter straights, $2.8002.S3;
Minnesota bakers, $2.9543.96; winter low
grades, $2.30R2.40. ltyo flour, quiet; fair
to good, $2.90.15; choice to fancy, $3.30(9
3.50.
COHNMEAL fltendy; yellow western,
11.22; city, $1.17; Hrandywlno, $3.3503.60.
ItYE Steady: No. 2 western, 6114c, f. o. b.,
aflout; stato, 67Jj6Sc. c. i. f.. New York, car
lots. IJAIILEY Quiet: feeding, 60S52c, c. I. f.,
Burrulo: malting, 67061c.
WHEAT Receipts, 10,450 bu. Spot. Bteady;
,No. 2 red, 8014c, f. o. b afloat; No. 2 red,
7714c, elevator; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
78Uc, f. o. b nfloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth.
8214c, f. o. b., afloat. Options wera quiet
nnd fairly steady on heavy seaboard clear
ances1, a fair export trade, small Argentina
shipments nnd tho early corn strength.
Lato In the dny they cased oft under rca'lz
tng nnd cloned nbout steady at a partial
mo net decline. March, 7'JiiiS0c, closed at
74c; May. nnd December, 7614&76 13-10c,
closed at 764c. ,
COHN Receipts, f,000 bu.; exports, 17.358
liu. Snot market easy: No. 2, 6314c, elevator,
nnd (Ac, f, o. b afloat. Option market
opened firm and advanced on cables, west
ern buying, small Argentlno shipments and
covering, but was later weakened on a
bearish crop estimate. Closed weak nt He
not decline. Mny. Ctif0fc, closed at 61c;
December, 6414U64l4e. closed at 6314c
OATS Receipts. 21,000 bu,; exports, 4.393
hu. Spot, dull: No. 2, 42ifi421ic; No. 3. 4la;
No. 2 white, 44if4llic; No. 3 white, iZWp
44c; track western, 40i4if42!4c: track white,
42l4R47c. Options quiet and barely steady.
HAY Quiet; shipping, GOtfGSc; good to
choice. Sift 95c.
HOPS Quiet; stnte, common to cholco,
1901 crop, 12Ifl514c: 19w) crop. 9ifl0c; raclflo
coast, 1901 crop, 12ifl514c; 1900 crop, 9Qllo;
1899 crop, 6Mllc.
HIDES-Steady; 20 to 25 lbs,, I6OI80;
Texas dry, llHc.
IEATHER Steady; hemlock sole. Duenos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 24V40;Dic;
ncld, 244c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; hams, $20.00
4i20.50; packet, $11; India mess, $17.0O19.00.
Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies, $11.00 jr
11.25; pickled shoulders. $7.257.50; pickled
hams, $10.004fl0.25. Iard, easy; western
stenmed, $9.05; re lined, steady; continent,
$9.40: compound, $7.87Hi!8.12i4. Pork, dull;
family. $17.25017.60; mess, $16.60016.00; short
Clear. $17.KXtf 19.00.
HUTTER-llecelpts. 4,198 pkgs.: Bteady;
state dairy, 14Jf2lo; creamery. 16f22!4o: June
creamery, 171402114c: factory, 1214015c.
ClIEEBE-llecelpts, 4,203 pkgs.; quiet!
fancy, large, colortt), 9140Mc; fsnoy, large,
white, 9!409e: fancy, small, colored, 10Mtt
104c: fnncy, small, white. 1011c.
Kaos-Recelpts, 4,520 pkgs.; firm; state
nnd Pennsylvania, 22023c; western candled.
21022a; western uncandlcd, 16021c.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 5Hc; country, 614
POULTRY-Allvo: Dull; springers. 814
09o; turkeyB. 8010c; fowls. 814c Dressed
Easy; springers, 90914c; fowls, 9c; turkeys
10011c. .
METALS Tho general situation In the
metal market remains unchanged. Trading
was very slow nguln today and prleo
changes wero few nnd far between. Tin
was dull und unchanged nt $21,750:5.00.
while at Ijondnn values eased off 10c to
115 15b for spot and 107 12s 6d for futures
Copper locally was quiet at $16.85017.00 for
Lko Superior nnd $16.00016.6214 for casting
and electrolytic. At Ixindon values con
tlnuo to ndvunce, being 6s higher again to
dny, with spot quoted ut 65 6s und fu-
' tures at 61 7s 6d. Exports of copper dur
ing October were 7.651 tons, against 13.196
tons last year, and for the last ten months
aggregated 77,221 tOns, ns compared with
133,690 tons for the same, period last year.
' Lead at Now York was dull nt $4.3714 and
, at London U 8s 9d. Spelter was quiet at
home and abroad, closing at $4.3714 und 16
1.16s, respectively. Domestic iron markets
were dull. Pig Iron warrants, $9.60310.50
ro. 1 nortnern rounnry. hs.ovbis.co; ko, :
southern foundrv. 114.O0Q 15.00: tin. 1 smith
cm foundry, $14.50015.60; No. 1 soft southern
foundry, $14.60016.00. Glasgow Iron war
rants closed at 51s lid and Mlddlcsborough
nt 11s txj.
OSIAIIA
WHOLESALE
MARKET
Condition of Trnde niul Hnotntlon
on Slnple nnd Fnncy Produce.
T.'l-tc. T 1... ,ni., 1 r
LIVE POULTJtY-Hcns, 6V40CC! young
and tld roosters, 4ci turkeys, 0Sc; ducks
nna gfcre, wu14Ci spring cniCKcnB, per lb,
70714c.
HUTTKR Common to fair, 13c: cholco
Ualry. In tubs, l&ifi6c; scpurntor, 23021c.
KRESII FISH Black bass, 18c: white
bass, 10c: blucflsh, He; bullheads, 10c: blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; catfish, 12c; cod, He;
I'liwiiJieK, iw; niuiuui, iic; ncrnng, ic; nau
dock. 10c: Pike. 10c: red summer. Ida mil
mon, He; ounflsh, 6c; trout, loc; whlteflsh
1VC.
OYSTERS Mediums, per cnn. 22c: Stand
nrds, per cnn, 25c: extra selects, per can
33c; New York counts, per cnn, 40c; bulk
Standards, per gul., $1.2001.23; bulk extra
PIOEONS-Llvo. per doz., 60c.
VEAL Choice. tVti&c.
HAY Prices uuotcd bv Omnha Whnln
sale Jlay Dealers' association: Cholco up
land. $9.50: No. 2 unland. is. B0: medium
$8.0iJ; course, $7.50. Rye Btraw, $6. These
prices aro ior nay or good coaor and quai
iy. ucmiiim iair. itcccipis, iu cars.
WHEAT-COc.
CORN-03C.
BRAN $15.50.
OATS-35C.
VEQETABLES.
POTATOES Homo grown nnd northern,
tu'uic; Halt inKe, ji; Colorado, $1,
EOOPLANT-Pcr doz., 76c.
CARROTS Per market basket, 33c.
BEETS Per half-bu. basket, 30c.
TURNIPS-Por basket. 30o.
CUCUMBERS Iiomo grown, per doz., 10
I'ARSLEY Per doz.. 2Ce.
SWEET l'OTATOES-Homo grown, per
11,.. mi kciiuiiiu virKiinu. ucr udi.. sz.vn
ucurgui, per um.,
CAllUAUli Holland seed, ernted. IUp.
TOMATOES Homo grown, jicr 18-lb. bas
KCl. UUC.
BEANS Wax. ner U-lni. bnsknt. v
nuiMK. per .du, DasKcr, &UC.
ONIONS Home grown, per lb 202Uc
Spanish, nor crate. $1.50.
uil,i.iii i.aiamazoo. ner imnen. 2.v;nv,
Nebraska, per bunch. 30035c: Colorado. iMi
Wl,
NAVY BEANS Per ml., $2.23.
FRUITS.
APPLES Ben Davis, ner bbl.. $3.60' wln
snpB, $3.60; Jonathan, $4.ocytfC.00; snows, $3.60
xieiieiiuwers, pur uux, l.oo.
riiuwKs-utan, per crate. SOc.
I K A mi KM rn II fnrnln ItouIim.ii n
$1; clings. 85c; Utah freestonn, 75c; Elber
tos. 6-busket crate, $1.3001.40.
PEARS-Kclfcrs, $2; Viker, $2.23; Law
rence. $2.25.
GRAPES California Tokay, 4-lb. crate.'
1 Aftittpnta 11 KO f'innnr.lu nnotnm 4nM
CltANBEltniEa-Per bbl.. S6.75: " tirr
... r '
QUINCES-Pcr box, $1,50.
TROPICAI' FRUITS.
ORANQES-Mcxlcans, $4.5006.00; Florldas,
lilSMUNH Fancv. JXTBfflJ.t.
UANANAR lnp linnph. nnnnrrUrtrr in bI.a
$2.OOtr2.C0. ' '
i''iu cniifornln. new cartons, 73c; Im-
purit:ii, )vr ID., IIIC.
DATES Persian, in 60.1b. hnxos. ner 1h
f , . I , I r ' ' '
MIHUELiUANEOUS.
NUTS Now cron wnlrv.it. Jin. 1 ntt
Bhell, per lb., 12c; hurd-shell, per lb., 121ic;
No. 2 Boft-shcll, lie; No. 2 hard-shell. 1014c;
monds. soft-shell, 17c; hnrd.shell."l5c;' po.
cans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa.
nuiH, per iw, j.
jiuiMiJi l'er 24-scctIon case, $3.6003.75.
CIDER Nehawka. tier hhl.. 13.25.
SAUERKRAUT Per H-bbl.. $3.0000.50.
' - - .J A.u, x HIL'L-H, 11;, mu. A KIIl. wCi
No. 1 salted. SWc: No. 2 Milted. 7Un; Vn 1
Veal calf. 8 to 12Vi lbs.. Op: Nn. 2 vpitl rnlf
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry hides, 8013c; sheep
pelts, 25027c; horschldes, $1.5002.25.
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOIItB. Nov. 1 WHEATIir
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 71c; track, 7214
72ic; December, 71T4c; May, 7514c; No. 2
iiuni, KijyflWjiC.
CORN Lower: No. 2 niRh. ESKrt trnrk.
011., uiTPiuoi'i, oaxic; Aiay, wrfic.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 39o: track.
OA,... .1 1. , . . .A,A,A.r. ' ' '
kik-i- irm. iximiC.
FLOUR Dull: red winter nn.tp.nts. 13.4M71
t.vo; oxira jancy anu straignr, J.Wflj.iu;
clears, $2.6502.9O.
SEED Tlmothv. scarce nnd firm. 15.4mm
o.on.
CORNMEAL Stead v. 12.90. t. o. b
BRAN Scarco and strong: sacked lots.
dii:. x
HAY Dull; supply exceeds demand; tlnv
othy, $10.00013.60; prairie, $9.0O12.5O.
wniBKit uieaay ut ji.su.
IRON COTTON TIES Steady nt $1.10.
BAQaiNG Steady at 61407c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. BtP.idv! Inhhlnc
Jlb.WXil'lB.W. i.nrrt. lower at 18.60. llrv
salt meats, steady; boxed lots, extra, shorts.
$8.1214; clear rlbH, $8.25; clear sides, $8.50.
iiiicuu, meuuy; unxen ioib, extra snorts,
$9: clear ribs. $9.1214; clear sides. $9.3714.
METALS Lead, dull, $1.27140 4.30. Spelter,
411 in, vlivii t.i.n.
POULTRY Firm: plilplcpnu. KUn- .nrl...
7Uc; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 614c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 1823c:
dairy, 14016c.
kuus-meady. 17c.
RECEIPTS Flour. lO.fXY. Wiln - arhna r. .
000 bu.; corn, 54,000 bu.; oats, 66,000 bu. '
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 17,000 bbls.; wheat,
v,vw wu., vu.ii, ui,wv uu. , uuia, iu,w DU.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions:
LIVERPOOL. Nov. L WIIEATHnnt
No. 2 western, winter, steady ut 6s 3d: No.
1 northern, spring, quiet ut Es9d: No. 1
uuuiornin, sieuoy at is iua. Miturca. quiet:
1vLoiuuvi, unoyu, 111111 uu, im
CORN Spot, steudy; Amurlcan mlxod, 6s.
Futures', steady; November, 6s Ud; Decem
ber. 6s,!4d; March, 4sld.
KUst, 7.36c.
FIX)UR St. Louis fancy winter. HtenriV.
at 7s 6d. "
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; extra India
mess, 74s 6d. Pork, firm: prlmo mess, west
ern, 74s 6d. Lnrd, dull; American, re
fined, in nails. 44s M: tirimn mmwn 1,.
llerces, 47s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
quiet, 48s 6d. Bacon, steady; Cumberland
cut, 10 au ous uu; snort ribs, 16 to 24
lbs., 48s 6d; long clear middles, light, 49s;
long clear middles, hcavv. 48s Kd: xhnrt
clear backs. 15s: clear bellies. 14 to ir, lhx
66s 6d. Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 ibB.,
BUTTER Stead v: llnest Amprlnm
good, 77s.
CllEUSE Quiet; finest American white,
45s; finest American colored, 4Cs 6d.
TALLOW Prime city. Bteady, 28s 6d;
Australian. In London, dull, 29s.
PEAS-Cnnadlan. dull. 6s 2Wd.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady.
'3 6s03 25s. "
Receipts of whent during the InBt three
lavs. 367.000 ccntnls. lncludlnir 2fl4.nrm Amor.
Icon. Receipts of American corn during tho
lust three days, 96,000 centnls. '
Kausna City Grain and Provisions.
KAKHAR fMTV AT,... l.Tinimm
comber. C6c; May, 7Oli07Oc; cash.. No. 2
lOMc: No. 3, 69069-4c; receipts, 64 cars.
c9RS-DJ?cembor' 69H0KWc; May, 59c;
S.'vVt2 r2ld- 064c; No. 2 whfte
61061o; No. 3. 61c.
RY?feTo?-2.26?chl,e'
BUTTER-Creamery, 20c; dairy, fancy,
16c.
EOOS-FIrm; Missouri nnd Kansas stock
quoted on chnngo ut 17c doz., loss off, cases
returned.
bEs.IT4wbhu,:,it' "ao0 bu-: corn- 2-oo
, snil'MEN're-Whcnt, 116,000 bu.; corn.
17,600 bu.; oats, 24,000 bu. '
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PHIIiADELPHIA, Nov. 1, BUTTER
Firmer; fancy western creamery, 23c; fancy
nearby prints, 25c, '
Eqas-Klrm, nearby .lo higher: freh
nearby, 21c; fresh wostorn, 23c: fresh south
western, 22c; fresh southern, 21c.
CHEESE Uuchunged: New York full
creams, fancy small, lOVc; Now York full
creams, fair to choice, 901014c
Mluneniioll Wheat, Floor and Bran,
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, l.-WHEAT-Cash.
69io ; December. 6Se; May, 70VU"014c: or!
track, No, 1 hunl, 71Hc: No. l northern.
69ic; No. 2 northern. 6740O7!4o.
FLOUR First intents, $3.5003.63; second
patents, $3,6503.tii; first clears, $2.7502.83
second clears, $2.25.
BRAN In bulk, $13.60011.00.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, 'Nov. 1. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, 7Oi07Oic; No.
2 northern, C914c: December, 7014c
RYE-Steady; No. 1. 6514c. .
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, C8059c; sample,
45067c.
CORN-Decembcr, 6SHc
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 1. WHEAT Cash,
74c: Decembei, 74J4c; May, 77Kc
CORN-Dulli cash, 63c; December, 6814c:
May, 6lc.
OATS-Deccmber, 3814c; Mny, 39!ic
SEED-ciover, December, 90.7. r
THE OrAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, NOYEIMBER 2, 15)01.
DON TELLS THE TROUBLE
lyi thit BntinMR ImproTti FiiUr Hat
Trmisp.rtinr Paoilitlti.
WARM WEATHER REALLY fiOOD FtRTUNE
If ('old Spell Should Set In the Coal
Situation Would He Felt More
Keenly Corn Exports
Diminish.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. R. O. Dun & Co.
Weekly Rovlcw of Trndo tomorrow will
say:
.Although the latest railway returns In
uicato that transnortlnir facilities hav
greatly improved, the nation's business has
expnnueu moro rapuuy. unr snortago nns
in xact neenmo tne cnict retarding inuucncc,
From nil sections of tho country nnd many
inies 01 inuusiry complaints nre ncaru re
gardlng tho Inability to movo goods.
Probablv the dcliiv has lienn tnnst iiL'cra
vatlng In tho caso of coal, unseasonably
high temperature alono preventing serious
Inconvenience. Not only aro domestic re
quirements enormous, but coal Is becoming
an important nrticio ot export, partly ow
ing to Inbor controversies in Franco and
ureal untain ana also to tho British ex
port trade.
Mild weather affects retail distribution to
a very mnrKcd degree, orders for heavy
weight goods being cancelled In some cases
wnero maniirncturers were behind with de.
liveries. That tho volume of legltlmato
himlnpna lu tint Imtn it ..iictill.wl 1, A,,n,.n.
Is evidenced by tho gain In bnnk'cxchangcs
at Now York of 27,4 per cent over last year
mm i.v, per ceni over me samo weeg III
1S99. At other leading cities tho Incrcnso Is
equally striking, 20.1 per cent over 1900 and
tr.u trtzi CVIIL UVCr lOiTJ.
Account for Corn' Advance.
Irregularity provallcd In tho markets for
siapies. npccuiators secured n distinct do.
ciiun irom tno unsuuiiy high position re
contly nttalncd by pork products, whllo
ni ma same time corn mado a further ad
Vance. Poor husklni rpnnrtu wprn lipid rp
sponsible for tho rlso In tho ccrenl, and
thero was a natural falling off In exports.
Shipments from Atlantic ports for tho week
wcro only 498,493 bu., ngnlnst 1,194,000 Inst
week and 3,32S,631 a year ago. Interior re
ceipts wero nlso light, 2,217,126 bu., against
o.oj.v.v mat year.
Wheat came to market moro freely, ar
rivum iil western citien anioiiritinfr tn 7.1 141
690 bu against 6,182,393 In tho previous week
nnu b.bii.wi a yenr ago. Atlantic exports
Wero less satlsfactorv than Inst nilt. hut
Including all United States ports tho week's
shipments nero 6,018,103 bu., ngalnst 3,685,821
mm year anu in
' Steel Mills Need Cars, Too.
Not only nro stool mills many months be
hind ordern and nrnmnt ilellvprlp rnm.
mundlng premiums, but oven where coods
uro rcauy ior customers It is oitcn impos
sible to Bhli) because of lnndcniintn rnllwnv
facilities. Structural material Is urgently
BuuKiii unu muu wcaincr prolongs uio sea
son for buying pipe. Steel rail orders in
crcaso and the fnncv nrlppn nukpd fnr Till
lets have brought Imports from Germany,
whero Industrial depression makes It uos-
slble to sell at very low figures. Domestic
quotations do not altar, although list llg
ures aro not considered opdollverles before
, i t umji:i i 111 iiuv:iuiiy bus
luiuuu uy ciusing mines.
Footwear manufacturers havn mmln
general advance In nrlces. rpidnrlmr thn
figures of early spring. It Is obvious that
tno average rise or docB not rnver thn
enhanced cost of material, yet now orders
iiuvo ueen extremely ugni since tno change
nn juDuriB lire resisting tno natural teiv
flplipv. Tnvtlln mnrltnta nrn unl I uuu4lnml
Woolen mills have ample orderB and tnko
lnrgo quantities of row mutcrlal, holding
wool prices firm. Cotton goods uro In
nnsK rcaucst. witn no evidence, nf pxpps.
slvo stocks. Wise counsel has thus fnr nro.
vailed at Fall River, though tho labor
icaucrs aro ciosciy utviucu.
WEEKLY. CLEARING HOUSE TABLE
Aggregate of Dualuesa Transacted by
the Associated Ilanks.
KW lUItK. Nnu. 1 Thn nllnn,ln
table, comnlled hv Urn, lot
bank clearings at the principal cities for
um tv eimeu uctoDor ai, with tho per
centage Of increase nnd fWrnnnn nu
pared with tho corresponding week last
CITTES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Dec
Now York 1...
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. IjouIs
I' ttsburc
San Francisco .....
Baltimore ....,.,..,
Kansas Cltv
Minneapolis
Cincinnati ,
Now Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis ,
Loulsvilla
Providence
Milwaukee
OMAHA
St. Paul
Buffalo
Savannah
Denver
St. Joseph
Richmond
Memphis
Senttlo
Washington
Hartford
-os Angeles
Salt Lako Cltv
Toledo ,
'ortland. Oro
Rochester
Peoria
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Norfolk
Des Moines
New Haven
Springfield, Mass...
Augusta
Nashvlllo
Worcester
Grand Rapids
Bloux City
Dayton. O
Syracuso
Scrunton
Portland. Mo
Hpoknno
Tacoma
Wilmington. Del....
Davenport
Fnll Klver
Birmingham
Topekn
Kvansviuo
Macon
.Ittlo Rock .........
le cna
Knoxvlllo
Lowell
Wichita
Akron
New Bedford
Lexington
Springfield, 111
Btnghnmton ,
Chattanooga
Kalamazoo ,
urco ,
Youiigstowu
Hpringueni, u
Rockford
Canton
Jacksonville
Sioux Fulls
remont
Rlonmlnston.
Jacksonville.
uoiumnus, u
Galveston ,...v
Houston
Colorudo Springs
Wheeling, W. Va.
Chester
Wllkesbarro
Totals. U. S
Outside New York.
III.
III.
$1,338,592,007
157,361,647
130,737,463
111,884,710
41,088,871
35,613,370
26,685,916
21,265,034
20.777,924
18.793.707
16.880,650
13,120,322
12,618,430
11.910,213
9.2S3.559;
7,273,728,
7,421,400
7,118,251
6.796.SOI
6,042,555
5.668.245
4,940,518
4.027.497
4.433,126
3,312,922
3,754,469
3,516,723
2,391, U67
2,157,411
Z.735.081
3,686,269,
,U!iU,321
, 3,014,629
1.SU4.3U1
2.708,599
2,921,719
2,324,098
1,338.355
1,500,609
1,321,2031
1,453,086
1.690.654
1,418,923
1,671,699
1.462.161
1,551,070
1,191,37&
1,220.1471
1,338,212
1,263,719
1,321,847
1,809,732
1,182,132
1,108,376
1,020.182
1.016.434
1,270,025
878,659
637,000
721.221
671,210
b7y,79S
629,307
676,793
652,000
618,812
419,811
600,327
320,900
496.3921
394,536
468,291
474,499
285.0S0
312,848
346,000
300.432
288,573
141.996
264,199
163,610
6,512.200
9,O50,t)00
12,255,323
y.'.i.iai
U3,iri3
244,096
965,901
. $2,093,185,094
7&6,bU3,Ui7
27.
23
12
35
27,
6.
17,
11,
8.
21.
21
27
24
68
51.
'i3li
36.:
10
27.7
17.4
3S.9
7.2,
10.4
1.. I
35.7
56.1
23.1
15.6
17.9
9.6
1.6
45.7
12.6
37.4
31.8
23.7
23,'6
21.3
'l8.'8
10,
50.0
69.0
42.2
14.4
1.0
17.0
24.1
27.4
12.8
2.1
5.0
15.7
'si
10.6
33.7
80.9
31.2
61.5
65,5
41,0
36.0
27.5
15.8
10.2
oils!
25.3
21.3
6.6
9.7
5.6
6.9
9.5
'iili
3.5
15.:
2.8
19.1
9.8
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto ,,' ,
Wlnnlueg
Halifax
Vancouver, B. C
Hamilton
St. John, N, R
Victoria. B. C
t'Quecbea
Totals ..... $
$ 16,309.151 16.2
11,311,019 14.3
3,608,558
1,625,776 35.5
1,0:,065 11,3
929,145 33.0
74S.5SS 13.6
645,712 ...., 13,0
1,331,586
$ 35,998,911 16,1
Not Included In totals because contnlnfnc
other IteniH than clearings.
Not included in totals because of no
omparlson for last year.
llllADNTHlSBT'S FINANCIAL ItKVIEW,
Money Market Stands Its Ground
Awaiting Interior's Reimbursement.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Bradstreet's Flnan.
ttal Review will -say tomorrow:
Thpm hna ti.An n .11. 1.1 .
. 1 . ' " wv,, u.uuvu uioiiuaillull lu
wnlt rnf H ,i . 'a 1 n ....... in w .. ,n .i..
Northern Pacliic situation, althousa .Wall
street, having received satisfactory nssur
diivia unu mo negotiations nro progrcssini
smoothly, dlsnlnvn pnnfldptipp In thn nut.
cPmc: ..At t,le beginning of tho week tho
circulation of rumors that a runturo wns
probable nnd that ultimatums had been
exchanged botweeii tho Hlll-Morgnn nnd
tno iiarriman-Kuhn-Loeb pnrtlcs, caused
sharp selling movement und envo n wen
appenranco to last Monday's transactions
it was, however, soon learned that with
mo return or j. l'icrpont Morgan irom tho
west earnest efforts were on foot to sccuto
a basis of settlement by which the control
ot northern Pacific nnd the management
ui inu uuriington property wui uu provided
for on terms satisfactory to both tho Union
Puclflc and tho Great Northern and North
ern Pacific. So far ns tho gentlemen who
Jiavo been conducting the conferences have
been willing to speak, their utterances
point to nn harmonious arrangement nnd
this was reflected by a strong undertone
in tno general market and moro partic
ularly bv tho hardening tendonev of llnlnti
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Northern Pnclllc
prorcrrcu and other stocks which would
bo affected by any deal. The market has,
however, remained professional and tho
puunc apparently keeps nloof.
Tho money market situation has ngaln ns
sumcd prominence, nlthoiigh but little
hardening of rates was occasioned by the
iiiniyuucemcni mat 20,sau,i"j in goni nnu
ueen inKcn-ior siilpmctit to Pans by Thurs
day's steamer. Call loan rntea rose to
per cent and thero was moro firmness In
tho quotations for tlmo loans, but As a
wholo the money market wns unmoved nnd
nets as u unnncial interests wcro con
vinced that tho tlmo Is approaching when
dccrcnslng reserves nnd unfnvornblo bank
statements win bo replaced by a return of
money irom tno interior.
DRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE
South' Immunity front Frost Itnlscs
Hope nnd Lowers Price.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.-Bradstrcefs to
morrow will say:
The holding off of killing frost In tho
south (It Is now one week behind the aver
ago date) has been favornble in crop re
spects, but has Induced a raising of esti
mates and lowered prices 1-1 60 for the week.
In keeping with raw cotton, several other
arm products navo weakened this week.
Wheat has felt thn Influence of thn henvv
movement of grain at the northwest and
heavy Increases in vlslhln nunnllpn In Afnnl.
toba and rather less critical advices from
Argentine. In addition, tho stories of dull
ness nnd depression In tho export business
linvo afTocted trade, though It Is to bo noted
that wheat and corn shipments together
nmuo juiy 1 nro Heavier man a year ngo.
To an over-supply of now tonnage Is prob
ably duo tho depression In ocean freights
mil-Ill lur inouins past.
Ilnir nrmliiptu n,.. t, ....... 1, i inimn.i
because of packers manipulating the hog
market, but the recent high prices nppenr
to havo checked consumption. Coffee linn
iubi u, nine strength and some grades or
sugar are also lower. A'mong tho staples
advancing, corn Is prominent, though held
down slightly by wheat. A large short
Interest is said to exist In that grain und
wot weather and good buying havo stimu-
miuu jmicvb 01 uuu product and or oats.
Print cloths, among tho textiles, havo gono
counter to the raw material, mainly be
cause of mniilpulntlvo buying. Tho effect
Ol tlieSG tWO diVersn mnvpmptltn hna hppn
to unsettlo the market slightly, .whllo tho
iiiniiiu 01 um uuu ativcr spinners to voto
in lavur 01 a striKo is still another ills
turning clement. Tho woolen goods situa
tlon is Btlll in good shnpo and tho manu
incturers llllVO brnileht hhIph nt Iln.lnn
amounting to 2,0no,000 pounds. No chungo In
Iron and steel is noted, though tlio tendency
pf pig prices is stronger, prompt shipments
... niiuv i;ii?i:m uriuging juc per ton premium.
Talk of ndvanclng steel rails $1 to $2 per
o. .!.... " "u"vcry is aiso ncaru.
Steel billets are srnrpn nt Vlf tuimrr. A
prompt deliveries bring $2.70(?2.SO.
Kncui, iiiciuuing uour, exports for tho
wecK nccrocntn a irra. sss hu ni.
A o-.o ill i '7. '.. '.T' -...: . ."suiiioi.
wBi wm unu o,iii,i m mis week
Inst year. Wheat exports from July 1 to
date, seventeen weeks, nggrcguto 106,729,273
uu., 11a usiuiiHi hmw,- last season.
i.oru cxnortH rnr thn wnntr
Aietu 1... .".m ;."" . i'.vsuw
SnSn tiiii ' 1 "HiiuiBi i.iw.iss mat weeK and
3,390.110 last vear. Hxnnrti frnm 1 .
date aro 16,733.560 bu., ngulnst 66,175,67 last
Failures In thn Trnlimi flintn.
week number 172. nn nen'inut 1.
165 In this week n. vnur ni,n 17 1.. icnfT
153 In 1S38. r. , ... u,m
Canadian failures for the week nnmh.r
auvciiicuu, uKuiiiBt. Hixtccn last week nnd
i?nnl .5iVCCK ft,ycnf BO, twenty-ono in
1899. thlrty-ono In 1898 and thirty-four in
NEW YOIUC STOCKS AND BOND
Treasury's Resumption of Bond nny-
1ns; Has' Its Effect on the Street.
NEW YORK. -Nov. 1 Thn nrnvnltlr. In.
Botneu interest in speculative sentiment
was woll Illustrated by tho widely diverso
opinions expretwd us to tho effect ot tho
renewal of government bond purchasoaJiy
the treasury. Thn ivnvprim- iniin.i
shifted somowhat, to the optimist sldo later
ir 1 wt" oecamo Known mat tho
vnullllKa Ul UUIlllH nr Ilin n Ihlrniiaum, n 1
roudy amounted to $1,282,000, thus prom'lslni
v.flluluv,a,iiu iuiiui iu 1110 monev mnricnt
Tho result was a, rather animated buying
movement In thft last hour, which turned
inu muiKuiB strongly upward und left
prices at tno ton lovel of tho day. A few
Biuuna niiiiw Biripging gnins and tho lend-
itih in ucLivuv nm ii iinitir n,tmp it. n
ber of cases. Bultlmnm s, nhin a, nn
splcuous In tho Into dealings und, it rosu
2 without dcllnlto news. Pennsylvania
had tho benellt of the extra dividend dec
laration. Tho preliminary llgures of tho
movement of cash disclosed! tho fact that
the current of thn Intnrlnp nmvnmnnt ..
turned toward Now York. Tho easy condi
tion of tho money market and the action
In tho stock market nro a pretty clear
luiiiiuiiiuu ui Hirengm ny mo banks, bo
that there may bo changes In tho loan Item
to offsot tho cash loss.
Today's cotton exports wero again very
high, reaching 108.000 hales, nml thn ,h.
exports Ior tho week havo run up to 0.667.
S8S bu. rt is believed that an actlvo move
ment ot cotton anroau would bo tho most
effective toward dcnresslnir ninhnm.. .,.
checking tho export of gold.
jtnurouu oonuB wero quite nctlvo nnd ir-
rpifiilnr. Tntnl RnlrfM mr vnl. 0 cnn aa
United Sintes 3s advanced , refunding 2s
nnd old 4b . tho 6s and tho now 4s V
per cent on tho last cull.
The following aro the closing price's on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do nfd
Baltimore & O
do pfd
Can. Pacific ...
Can. Snuthorn
Ches. & Qhlo....
Chicago & A....
do nfd
Chicago, I. & L.
do nfd
Chlcngo & K. 1..124
Chicago G. W.... 25
do 1st pru 87'
do 2d pfd 49
Chi. & N. W 209
R. I. & P....143V4
2U4
.. 784 do pfd
.. ml'Bo. Pacific ....
..108ft so.- Railway ...
.. 94 do pfd .:
..HlUjTex. & Pacific.
.. 84 T., St. L. & W
Hi?i uo pra
36!
41
i
. 41
. 70
. 66V4
.191
76',4
Chicago T. & T.
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colo. So
do 1st pfd
da 2d nfd
Dela. & Hudson.
Do!., L. & W.
Denver & it.
do Did ,.
Erlo
do 1st pfd,
do 2d pfd.
Ot. Nor, pfd
Hock Valley
do nfd ....
Illinois Central. ..139
Iowa Central .... 401?
do pfd 77Hi
. H. & W 72
do pfd 131
Louis. & Nush...l04U
Manhattan L ....123
Met. St. Ry 155V4
Mcx. Central .... 2Zi
Mcx. National ..13
Minn. & St. L... .1094
mo. l'acinc vwj
M.. K. & T 2oU
ao iiru t
N. J. Central. ..174ft
.1. central. ...159V
Nor. & West 5614
UU pill
No. Pacific pfd. ..105
Ontario & w 3w
'ennsylvanla ... .148ft
Rending
do 1st prd 77V4
do 2d pfd 51ft
St. L. & S. F.... 42
do 1st pru , 77
do 2d pfd 67
t. L. S. W 26
do pfd 7., Mil
t. Paul lWi
Union Pacific
do nfd
iWubash
do pfd ....
W. & L. K...
do 2d pfd.
Wis. Central
do nfd
Adams Bxprcssr.190
Am, ux press ....193
11. tJ. express..... kr
.189
. 60ft
. 33
. 8SV4
. 38ft
. 30
. 34
.ion
. 89
. 20'
. 36
28ft
20
41
37 IWolls-Farirn
99'Amal. Copper
13iAm. C. & F.,
63ftl do pfd
21 Am. Lin. Oil..
173H do pfd
23S.VAmer. H. AV
O.. 44l do pfd
92ft.Ana. Jim. Co
,170
:8
46ft
95ft
35i,i
63
9.1
213W,
Brk. Ran. TV
Colo. F. Si I...
Con. Ons
Con. Tits. pfd.
jii. Electric .... 258ft
Glucose Sugar ... 40
Hocking Coal ... ufi
Int'n'l Paper .... 20U
fin Yti m
Iht'n'l Power'!!!! kvi
Laclede Gus ... mil
Nat. Biscuit ..! 42
National Lead ... 20
National Salt .... 31
fin nf.l .
American ... 93
Puclflc Const .... 60
Pacific Mall ....
People's Gas 10314
Pressed S. c!!!! j?
do pfd vj
Pullmnn T n .sT$
Ronubllo Steel"!: is"1
do nfd " ii..
ajwr :,. :::::::,ff
yenn. c. & 1. ' "Siu
U. B, & p. Co lit?
do pfd ir
U. S. Leather....' 11
do nfd ... ti'
U. 8. Rubber
.do pfd . ' iV
U. S. Steol.. Jiti,
do pfd siu
Western Union : 01S
04.87ft; Now York exchange 203300 discount.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l.-Clcarlngs, $3,577,
815; balances, $514,271; money, 4ftlS,6 per
1'eui.
tiitit 1 rt..r ,tt t . . nt ,
i-iiiuiiuuiji-iiii, nuv, j. Clearings, iy,-
8(9,931; balances, $2,908,961; money, 4ft'fl6 per
weiii.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
New York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Nov, l.-MONEY ON CALL
Firm at 3ftfiG per cent; last loan, 3ft per
cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent; prime mcrcun-
um paper, iwu per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt $4.87 for
demnnd nnd nt $4.86 for sixty days; posted
rtt.?,,8,i4.04v?5. aml 4.87fty4.Si; commer-
SILVER-Bar, 67ftc; Mexican dollars,
Bp'NDB-Governmonts, strong; state, In
active: rnllooad. lrreenlnr.
Tho closing quotations on bonds aro as
IOIIUWS.
U. 8. r. 2s. reg.,,109
)o coupon 109
do 3s, rcg 108
do coupon ....108
do now 4s, rcg.. 139
do coupon ....139
do old 4s, reg.. 112ft
110 coupon , ..,112ft
uo us, rcg 107
do coupon ...,107
Atch, gen. 4s 103ft
do ndj. 4s 93ft
u. oc u. is ...IKS
do 3fts 96-
do conv. 4s 109s
Can. So. 2s 108ft
C. Of (1. 6s 105ft
Hocking V. 4fts.,107ft
L. & N, tint. 4s. ,101ft
0d Otttl Stndy, but Otbtn Win
N ltoUd aid LHtlt Lowir.
HOGS SOLO A BIG NICKEL HIGHER
Only a Few Cars of Sheen and l.ramli.
Arrived Today an,d Both Fat Stuff
nnd Feeders Sold nt Just
About Steady Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 1.
KCCCints were! n,,tn tin... uk..n
O'JJclnl Monday e.Oll' 4,!tl5 19,iS
1 COW 7S0 2 10 11 cows 1000 2 10
lcow 1020 210 4 steers,. ..ltHiO 2 75
Ira Hawk-Nob.
2 cows 1100 3 30 rt steers.. ..11S3 4W
11 cows 1019 3 SO 6 feeders.. 1063 3 0)
1 cow 910 2 60 C feeders.. 1133 3 CO
2 cows 1155 2 25 1
L. A. VnnDruff-Noh.
2S steers.... 619 3 23
Thomn TtiitpnVnh.
IS feeders.. 75 3 65 s cows 9S1 2 80
F. L. Pcrrett Neb.
12 COWS 1042 3 10 1 cow 1120 2 00
3 COWS t33 2 90
A. Llcht Neb.
IS cows 1034 3 15 35 feeders. .1126 3 73
cows 1056 2 25
W. 11. Auslln-.q. n.
20 cows 1087 3 "0 2 cows 1100 2 75
wiiuam smith wyo.
1 m
21 steers. ...1118
1 steer 1070 2 75
B. M.
110 feedcrs.lQU 3 30
74 feeders.. 1062 A 15
7 feeders.. 970 2 60
i - a, ,nc"."",2i4 Otllclnl Thursday .. .... J'-jJc
HI:. K.sk t-. 44s'."S2 omc,ul '"""j$
6,476
8,077
8,224
do 2s nu:
N. Y. Central is.lnr.ii
I do gen. 3fts... .108ft
N. J. C. g. 6s 131
No. Pnclllc 4s.... 101
uu ih
N. & W. c. 4s....ln2i:
S L A I M c. 5S..116U
St. L. & S. F. 4s. n.".
St. L. S. W. Is.. 97ft
fcn 711
W61
7,H
3,392
2,(U
do IB inc 70 IH. A. A A. 1 i
u. c u. 4JS 101 ho. I'ncillo 4s..
Chi. A A. 3fts 85
C. B. A Q. 11. 4s,. 98
U, M K a 1' g. 13.111
C. A N. W. c 78.137ft
C. R. I. & 1 4S..106Vi
C C C A 8 L g 4S.10I
Chicago Tcr. 4s 93
Colo. So. 4s 88
D. A R. G. 4s.... 103
Erlo prior lieu 4s 99ft
do gen. 4s 87?i
F. W. A D. C. ls,.106ft
1H
11V0 (lavs tllla wnitl . 01 rjl qimii
Samo days last week.. ..21,926 2!3l6
Mlilnp U'.,.il , ,t.t... T..r..
Same three weeks ago.. .17,311 2J.18S
Samo four weeks ago.... 273 2V.0J3
Samo days last yuur 17,270 25,204
AVerauo ttrlppH t.ni.i 1 ...
Omuna tho DASt MOVom! tin Vm wit Ii rnin.
Im rinnnai
Date. I 1901. U0.1899.1898.1897.I1896,I1895.
49,612
51,307
35.0.U
41,7:5
68,451
28,213
South
ho. itaiiway 6s.. .,120ft
"1, OC i-llC. JB...11SW.
1'., S. L. A W. 4s 81
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Union Pacific 4s. .105 .ot
do conv. 4s 106ft 001
Wnliiml, lu ti?Maet.
Wabash Is
do 2s.,
do deb. Ii
West Shoro 4s
W. A J,. E. 4s..
Wis. Central 4s
Con. Tob. 4s....
H 106ft
17ft
uojj,
69
112ft
90
ev'Si
Ex-lntcrest. Offered.
Boston Stock Quotations.
UOSTOJ. Nov. 1. Call loans. 3174 ner
cent; time louns, a4ft per cent, unicini
closing:
03
78
80
1)1-4
78,
Atchison 4s
Gas 1b
Mcx. Central 4s.
N. E. G. A C...
Atchison
do nfd
Boston A Albany.257
Boston A Mo 192
Boston Ele 167
Union Paclllo ....101ft
Mex. Central .... 21",
Amcr. Sugar ..,.118 I
Amer. -. & 'r....iMVi
uuminion 1. a: m. :?j
Gen. Electric ....258
Mass. Electric ... 36ft
do -nfd ;i:i'a
N. E. G. A C... 4
t!nltel Fruit .... ta
U. S. Steel 41
do Dfd 91
Aavcnturo .,
Allouez 4ft
Amalgamated .... Sip,,
Baltic 41ft
lung. .tun. uo.... .S',a
cnl. & nccia W)
Copper Rango ... 60
Dominion Coal .. 48
Franklin
Mohawk ,
Old Dominion
Osceola ,
l'nrrot
Uulncy .,
Santa Fo Cop..
16
Tamarack
Trlmountaln .
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria
Winona
22ftWolverlnes
::: k
... :wft
... ji
...155
.2iU
. 40
. 25
. 12
. 2?ft
. 1
. 2
, 63
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Oct.
Oct.
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Oct.
lint
Oct.'
Oct.
Oct.
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Oct.
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Oct.
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Nov. 1.
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6 69ft
6 67ft
62,i
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4 61
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3 53
3 63
3 46
3 41
3 38
3 42
3-381
3 31
3 29
3 04
3 98
3 93
3 86
13 steers.... fttl 3 25
13 rows nsi a 01
Fox-Neb.
II cows 9,14 2 5
8 cows !j00 2 0i)
R IiiiIIh 1.1m " no
hi. uocnrnn iNcu.
1 cow ww 1 60 1 cow s:i a rs
26 cows 1011 2 90
HOGS Thero wns a fair run of liima hnr
todny and ns udvlces from other tuiinti
woro favorable to tho selling Interests tin
mnrkct hero opened up 6if7ftc higher. Tlu
first few hogs sold ninstlv nt I5.72U nml
$5.75 nnd as high as $5.90 was paid. Tin
market, however. nnn settled ilmvn tn n
$5.72ft nasls and that Is whero tho bulk ol
um noga som. jMter trading was inirii
well under wuy tho mnrkct wns nctlvo nni
thero Wns but little chnni'n nn thn rlnsi
Tho market nvcroges a big nickel hlghoi
than yesterday. Today's advalica carrlef
prices duck to anout where thoy wero 01
Wednesdnv. but thern is still 11 ilppllnn fnt
tho week amounting to just about 37fto.
Rcprcseiitutlvo sales:
No. Av. Sit. Pr.
2 83) 3 U
a ut
? 84 -8
3 131
3 14
3 83
3 84
3 71
3 18 3 77
a 30
3 32 it 7$
3 19 3 it
3 201 3 70
3 23i
3 26
3 27
3 23
3 25
3 26
3
3 20,
3 17
3 13
3 15
3 17
3 l'J,
3 70
3
3 !W
3 63
3 60
3 49
3 63
3 54
3 48
3 41
3 39
3 36
3 40
3 42
Indicates Sundav.
TllO Ofllplnl ntimluti, a! ntnnU
orougnt in today by each rond was:
f'nftl.. ITfica Rllppn
D 11 c n f.
w., ill, ne ni, 1 , ny fj
O. A St. U Ry.... 4
Missouri Faclllc Ry. 7
IVctt York Mining: Quotations.
NEW YORK. Nov 1. The following nrn
tno cioHiiiB pucea uu mining biocks:
Union Pacific system 23
C. A N. W. Ry
F.. E. A M. V. Rv 16
C. St. P.. M. A O. Rv.... :i
B. A M. R. R. R 53
C, B. A Q. Ry 2
K. C. v. St. J 1
C. R. I. A P.. east 1
C. R. 1. A P.. west
nunois uentrai
11
6
23
8
16
9
Adams Con 20
Alice 40
Breeco 100
Brunswick Con.. 10
ComstocK Tun...ti
Con. Cnl. A Va..l63
Deadwood Terra. 60
Horn Silver 19
Iron Sliver W
Lcudvlllo Con.... 5
Llttlo Chief....
Ontario
Onhlr
Phoenix
PotosI
Havn gb
Sierra Novada
Small Hones .,
Standard ....
... 12
..1000
... 77
... 6
... 6
... 7
.. 12
.n
..... IV
.....3S5
90
Hogs.
649
1,332
1,712
2,608
Sh'p,
231
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Nov. 1. OIL Credit balances.
$1.30; certificates, no bid: shipments, 91,321
bbls.; average, 100,123 bbls.; runs, 126,781
puis.; average, oi,v.a odis.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-OIL Linseed. 32s 3d.
Turpentine spirits. 26s 6d.
LIVERPOOL. NOV. 1. OIL Cottonseed.
uiliui; reimcu. numi; ttpui, js.
SAVANNAH, Nov. l.-OIL-Splrlts tur-
pcntinc. firm, &ftc bid. Itosln, firm, un-
changed.
TOL13UO. NOV. 1. OIL Northern L mn.
94c; South Lima and Indlann. 89c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. OIL CnttonriPPfl
weak; prlmo yellow. 35ftc. Rosin, steady;
strained, common, $l.42ftijfl.45. Turpentine,
BH-iiuy, oo7j4oi;. x cii uicuiii, uuil.
CoKce Market. 1
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. COFFEE Snnt
mo nuiei; nu, 1 invoice, u'ac. Aiiia. siennv;
Pn,ilnvn HLfftMn ViiIiipub pnoprl rtft rr
ward tho close ot the session covering of
saies maao on unursuay set in ana nrircs
stiffened to ntmost lust nlght'n basis, final
quotations being net unchanged to 6 points
lower, with tho undertone steady. Total
sales were ai.ww nags, inciuuing: November.
yoc: uccemDer, UTtu.o&c: January. 6.10S)
u.iuc; Aiarcn, o.iu..ic; may, o.isiiii.boc:
m n , r . . . . . 1 . . . r, . I t mi. "
June, u.ioui uuiy, u.9ou: juguai, d.ioc: ocp-
icniuur, v.oti.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Nov. l.-CORN-Hlgher: No. 3.
OilC.
OATS-Inactivo; No. 3 white, 38V;c, billed
tnrougn.
wiiiBitx $1.30 ror uniened goods.
Dulnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Nov. 1. WHEAT-No. 1 hard.
72ftc; No. 2 northern, 67c; No. 1 northern,
Wtsc, xjcceniiier, oou, iuuy, i-Wi.
OATH 36ft(a-36C
CORN-67C.
Ex-dlvldend.
Bank Cearluirs.
OMAHA. Nov. 1. Bank clearlncs tndnv.
$1,205,451.19; corresponding day last year,
$39t..353.2S; Increase, $209,100.81.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1. Clenrincs. t.7(K(Vl.
balances. $50O,6(H: money, actlvo at 5ifi6 nor
cent; New York exchange, 35c discount.
CINCINNATI. Nov. l.-C enr hub. M ORI..
000; money, 446 per cent; New York ex
change, 15c premium.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Clcnrlnirs. 1209 .ton..
722; 1 balances, $11,088,907.
BOSTON. Nov. i.-cieartags, $25,113,913;
balances, $2,514,632.
CHICAGO. Nov. l.-Clearlngs, $27,3.11,621;
bulan&r, 2,026,869; posted exchange, H.sift
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
IIoks Active to Iflirher Sheep Strong;
to Hlsher Cattle Steady,
nnipinn x. , ft i mm r , 1 .
u.i.wfiuu, iuv, a, vai x ur. m'LUlJlB.
000 head, including 400 head Tcxans nnd
400 head westerns: stead v: irood to nrlmn
ntppfn tit tW7iP. Ml ti.tr.. Irt mnhim tl GAiT.V'. Ill,
. " I ,wu. . .... v.. 1,1,1, ,ov4,UilVl
jitockera and feeders, $2.00fi4.25; cows and
neircrs, (i.z&ruo.ou; ennners, Jl.2iM3.25; bulls,
$2.00014.60; calves, $3.00H6.25: Toxas steers,
t,.uutff.i.ivi wenierii Bicers, 9.tU(U0.10.
nuua-itcccipis, zs.uuu iicau; estimated to-
....nil. 1HIUV1 1. .1 .1 . lAr n..nw , . A1 t. .... .1.
...U..UT., itfiui", muu, lull, u.i:,, i,uw I1CUU,
active and 610c higher; closed easy; mixed
and butchers. 15.76tiO.oO: Kood to clmlrn
heavy, $5.804i.20: rough heavy. $5.60(83.70;
1KIII, O.DUUIO.ifU; UUIH. Ul BIlieH, f0.lO7fD.W.
HH.K1 AND LAMBS llppplntii. fi IVin
ncaa; irrong to 10c nigner; good to cholco
wethers. $3.504.25; fair to choice mixed,
$2.90(33.60; weBtern Bheop, $3.10fC3.75; Texas
snenn. i.'.wjij.vd: nntiva lamus. s2.UKtt.75:
western lambs, $3.00Jj4.50.
bkck i pth Official: cattle, 8,485 head;
uugn, di,jui iit-'iiu; nuceii, io,jiu ueaii,
SHIPMENTS-Oniclui: Cattlo, 3,771 head;
New York Live Stock Mnrkct.
NEW YOIIK. NOV. 1. BEKVRS-nn.
Mini. A 1 1 A linnil, ul.uiliM ........ . I t r r: - r - .
stags and oxen, $3.254.00; bulls, $2,254(0,40;
xiiuri uuiis i.uxiru;, i..v(i.uu; cows, fl.boap
.76. Cables, weak: exports tomorrow, s.ir.l
heud cattle, 30 headvsheep and 13,300 quar
ters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 51 hend; trado limited
ior ineK ot BiocK.: uoou 10 nrimn vpn in
$7,754(8.00; grnssers, nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,681
nenu: ucmanii netter, nut prices only
steady; sheep, $2.00fj3.23; medium to prlmo
lambs, $4.25(i4,90; culls, $3; Canada lambs,
leiiuy, 1
HOGS Receipts. 3.369 head: one deck nn
sale; Bteady; mixed westerns, $5.8O6.00:
DIU1U IjUUlt'll Ul ,V..tlKU.W,
St. Louis Live Stack Market
ST, LOUIS, Nov. l.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
1,200 head; market about steady: native
shipping and export steers, $3.00j6.70;
dressed beef grades, $1.00tfT0.O0; steers under
1.000 lbs., $2.60(85.60; stockors nnd feeders,
$2.00S1.00: cows nnd heifers, $2.20(Tf4.60; can
ners, $1,004)2.20; bulls, $2.10g3.35; TexaB nnd
inainn steers,, -'.uo'tfi.w; cows and heifers.
$2.0003.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6,400 hend; market
steady; pigs, and lights, $5.50&5,65; packers.
$5.60ff5.70; butchers, $5.75f6.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
mnrllnt fttpnilv! nntlvn m'.lttnnH. V. Infill Kn,
lambs, J3.761c5.o0; culls and bucks, $1,50
.3, Biuutiern, ti.uiflUM.w.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 800 hend; steady to strong; natives.
$3.00416.50; cows and heifers, $105.10; bulls
anu hiukh, ..wui.0Ji niucKurs unu iccuers.
$!.604.25, '
HOGS Receipts, 6,100 head; market 60
higher; light and light mixed, $5.654j5.87ft;
medium and heavy. $5,8046.00; pigs, $4,25i
0. 75; bulk. $o.72ft5.90. .. f
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts, 2,000
1. .1 . ., ,.1(1 .1 ,- tn 1(1, lnii.,r .l. r 1
cuu, "V"- '""-'I tttlU,
Stoek In Sight.
The following table shows tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and Bheop at the five, princi
pal stock markets for November 1:
unttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Total receipts S6
Tho disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buvnr nurchnslnir thu
numuer 01 ncau inaicatca:
Cattle
Omaha Packing Co 171
O. H. Hammond Co 257
Swift and Company 351
Cudahy Packing Co 383
Armour A Co 172
Omaha, from Kansns C. 119
Swift, from Kansns City 75
R. Becker A Degnn 19S
J, L. Curey 4
Lobman A Co Ill
W. I. Stephen 130
Llvliigstono A Schallcr.. 3
11. JKIUblCK 4
1 F. Husz 20
Wolf AM". 37
Other buyers 145 .... 779
Total 2,100 6,201 1,791
t,A!TLE ThpYn wns nhnnr n nnrmnl Fri
day's supply of cattlo hero today, and as
tho demnnd wns fully equal to tho supply
mere wcro no rauicai enanges in tno prices
paid from those In forco yesterday. Pack
ers started In early, and everything desira
ble wus out of first hands In good season.
Receipts included Bevernl cars of good to
cholco beef steers, for which thero was a
good demand. Tho cuttle of good quality
sold at strong prices, ns high as $6.40 being
paia, wnicn is as nign as nnyimng tins
sold this vear. All thn tinekem wern nm.
lous for. tho better grades, so that they
wero nut of first hands In eood Benson.
The common kinds did not move qulto as
freely and wero no moro than steady.
The cow market could not bo reported
actlvo today, but still tho better grades
sold without much difficulty at lust about
Bteady prices with yesterday. Tho medium
grades and canncrs, however, in most cases
soia a uttio lower, as packers did not seem
to bo unxtous about them.
Bulls, calves and stags sold in just about
tho samo notches they did yesterday.
Thero was not much Ufa to tho trndo
In Blockers nnd feeders, as Is generally the
caso on n Friday. Tho better grades sold
about steady, but as a rule speculators
would not take the other kinds unless
they could get them for less money for
fenr they would bo obliged to carry them
over until next week.
Thoro wcro not many rango steers In
the yards this morning that wcro eood
enough for killers. Tho few thnt wero
offered sold nt strong prices, where tho
nunlltv was satisfactory. -The common
stuff, though, wns moro or less nctrlocted.
Good rango cows also brought steady price's,
uut tno medium gruues anu canncrs wero
slow nnd weak. Good to choice heavy
feeders and prime yearlings brought nbout
steady prices, uut outers were hard to
movo and sold a llttlo lower, ilcprescnta'
tivo sales:
29 109
26 109
61 133
153
290
14 311
44 301
99 177
75 211
63 20S
5 218
67 277
62 216
61 259
81 199
65 281
6S 296
64 247
69 262
79 230
73 257
6.8 24H
76 220
128 182
67 301
C9 260
61 322
48 33S
49 24S
6$ 341
58 280
58 280
68 300
62.... v.291
64 26,1
GS
69
47
64
C7
66
61 273
6S 241
86 199
66 240
73 2 8
40 250
48 2S8
40
'45
80
160
80
210
160
160
40
40
40
240
ISO
so
r so
& 40
6 40
6 60
r. 67ft
6 GO
6 70
& 70
6 70
6 70
6 70
5 72ft
5 "2ft
6 72ft
6 72ft
6 724
5 72ft
5 72'i
6 72 4
6 72 ft
No.
47...
61.,
Av,
..275
ii
6S 225
f-0 290
6S 221
80 192
62 32S
70 212
CO 29(1
CO 253
31 210
120 6 72ft
120 5 72ft
... 6 72ft
76..
57..,
93..,
68,.,
62..,
72, ,,
M..,
60.!!
51..,
6!
.261
...258
...206
...8
...23S
...233
...230
...211
...238
...231
..258
.293
.300
.277
.278
.217
.291
120
120
200
160
120
120
80
400
80
2.V)
300
120
5 72ft
fi 72ft
5 72ft
fi 72ft
fi 72ft
5 72ft
C 72ft
5 72ft
G72ft
5 72ft
C 72ft
C72ft
5 72ft
C 72ft
6 72 ft
50 255
67 256
00 248
56 2S3
63 277
61 330
02 267
15S 263
60 265
12 236
91 165
72 278
81 207
61 252
Ctl 240
.45 315
12 213
, Sh.
400
40
40
200
80
120
40
0
120
40
520
80
K0
40
100
40
40.
120
200
80
40
120
76
210
Pr.
5 72ft
5 72ft
6 72ft
fi T2ft
G 72ft
6 72ft
fi 72ft
6 72ft
5 72ft
C 72ft
6 72ft
6 72(i
5 72ft
B 72ft
fi 72ft
fi 72ft
6 72ft
5 K ft
fi 72ft
fi 72(4
fi 72ft
C "2ft
6 72ft
fi 72ft
fi 72ft
IP
11 75
5 75
6 75
6 75
fi 75
5 75
C 75
5 73
5 75
6 75
6 73
5 75
5 73
6 73
5 75
fi 73
fi 75
5 80
fi S3
fi 85
5 90
240 5 72ft
40 5 7214 66 272 4(1
80 fi 72ft 63 277 40
120 5 72ft S9 211 200
40 5 72ft C9 233 ...
40 5 72ft 60 275 40
120 6 72ft 12 2S3 ...
... fi 72ft 49 201 ...
... G 72ft 40 290 SO
... G 7214 16 305 ...
HHEKP Thprn 11-f.rn ,i.,1,. !,,,, n 4
sheep and lambs, hero toduy, so that thero
Was Hot -nllpll nnnnrtntiltt. f,i. n,nl,lt... n
. .. - , , ...... ...... tj .u. ,,.i.,,,S 1
thorough test of the market. A verv Htiintl
proportion of tho receipts was mndo up of
fat Bttlff. hut tiuekers tnnk hold nml l.miirlir-
-! up every thing in their lino at good steady
" prices. l coder buyers also wero looking
ior iremi supplies una nnytning good sold
nt steady to Btrong prices. As tho demand
ua goou uu uro unu tno pens wero soon
cleared.
Quotations: Cholco yearlings, $3.40fi3.C0;
fair to cood vpnrllncrs 1.1 Hkif'l in ..l,i..
ii.-JJifS.', 'baw; iair 10 good wothors.
o.ivuu..iu; cnoice ei
ewes, $2.90413.10; fair to
F.02!j.,PJY.C8i ?3.ty2.O0; tholco snrlng lambs,
'-3mM.60; fair to good spring Iambs, $4.1WD
.... 4.30; feeder wothors, j.'i.W3.60; feeder
lambs, $3.60f..10,
No
612 Wyoming wethers.
105 Wvnmlnir wnthprs.
601 yearling feeders....
m rceacr owes
23 cull owes
cull ewes
native biirkn
83 nattvo owes
16 nntlvo ewes
O ,, ,,M,U
w V. 14 , . IUIIIUD, ......... ,
223 feeder wethers....,,
si native lambs
75 native lambs
Representative sales:
tVv. Pr.
100
101
76
80
106
115
115
110
105
40
05
63
64
17 natlvo lambs 75
3 33
3 -X
3 40
1 75
n j
2 25
2 25
3 CO
3 0)
3 W
3 40
4 00
4 10
4 10
Knnsns City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nnv. 1 nATTl.Tfllln.
eclpts, 1,700 natives, 300 Texuns and 200
calves; beef steers und cows 104j.15c higher,
stockern und feeders lOo lower; cholco ox
port nnd dressed beef steers, $5,8046.30; fnlr
to good, $l.754G."o; stockers nnd feedenv.
$2,604(4.00: western fed stecrn. $5.25fl6.i6:
wostcrn rnngo steers. $3,26f(5.25; Texas and
Indian steers, $2.704J3.85; Texas cows, $1.73
4f3.00: natlvo cows. J2.604T 1.23 : helferH. J2.75
G5.25: caniiers, $1.404j2.50; bulla, 22.0OJJ3.9O;
cnlves. $2.604i5.00.
HOGS Recel tits. 12.000 head: mnrkpt Kn
higher; top, $6; bulk of sales, $..60ff5.95;
heavy, $5.954i6.0O; mixed packers, $5.70Q5.33;
light. $5.30415.85; plgH, $5.0()T(5.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocolnts. 7C0 bond.
market strong; nntlvo lambs, $I.OQil.75;
wpstern lambs. J3.75W4.60: native wiithnrs.
$3,254(3.65; western wethers, $3.25473.00; ewes.
$3.004j3.50; culls, $1,6043.25.
TEXAS UU, NEWS.
No.
1...
2...
1...
36...
20...,
14...
610
990
1190
1194
1143
.1073
BEEF
Av. Pr.
2 10
4 00
5 00
5 35
5 60
6 70
No.
32...
20.'..
4U...
33...
38...
Av.
....1365
....1299
....1143
....1160
....1445
Pr.
5 90
G 90
6 93
5 UJ
6 40
S86
, 820
. 700
. 916
. 935
. 726
.1023
. 938
. 763
.1010
. 917
. 808
.1230
l...v 1100
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
6 25 56.
COWS.
861 6 75
1....
1...,
3...,
1....
41...,
6...,
8...,
6...,
1....
4...,
1..
1..
4..
1..
000
740
1260
1130
983
1237
1170
1 00 3 1026
1 73 1 950
1 75 18 966
1 SO 12 830
1 80 2 1095
2 00 1 1180
2 10 1 UNO
2 15 1 1000
2 30 1 1060
2 30 1 1190
2 35 1 1130
2 55 Nl 9S0
2 55 1 1250
HEIFERS.
2 65 1 920
2 70
BULLS.
2 00 1 951
2 00 1 1340
2 20 1 660
2 25 2 1375
2 80
2 75
2 75
2 80
2 85
3 00
3 00
3 05
3 40
3 60
3 50
3 80
4 25
3 00
2 30.
2 60
3 05
3 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 540 2 50 12 655
2 680 2 25 23 997
13 734 2 85 4 750
& 710 3 1E
1 150 4 60 1 120
STOCK L'UWH Anu JlE,lt J'JUtt.
435 2 00 2 683 2 75
1 1080 2 10 1 400 3 00
I,.... (iio v iti i iiou a 23
1 740 2 25
NKHKAHKA.
3 20
3 60
3 60
5 00
16 cows 933
1 cow..... .1000
1 COW 880
1 steer 1360
1 bull 1540
43 cows 1020
990
,10V)
. 810
. 820
, 9X0
. 932
1060
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. Louis
St, Joseph
MCI
..2.000
..2,000
..1,200
.. 800
6,120
12,000
6,400
6,100
2.C2J
6,000
700
600
2,000
1 COW,
1 cow...
2 cows,.
1 cow.,,
1 ooW...
13 cows..
1 COW...
14 cows 1012
3 COWS 90U
16 feeders.. 812
COWS W5
2 COWB 1100
4 COWB 630
1 cow 920
B COWS 1108
3 COWS..., 880
3 bulls 376
2 bulls 470
1 calf 370
1 bull Vow
1 bull 970
cows low
15 cows 881
3 COWS 910
26 cows 921
3 cows,,,,,
13 COWB 850
5 heifers... is
1 bull 1220
7 cows 954
7 cows 9S0
1 cow 9VI
2 cows 114)
1 bull 1330
1 cow 1030
1 bull 1330
I feeder... 440
2 65
2 50
2 0()
4 00
3 00
3 20
2 00
3 15
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 25
2 65
2 65
2 00
3 30
1 00
3 75
2 25
2 65
2 30
2 COWS 1070
3 steers.... 660
26 feeders,. 926
9 cows 1070
2 cows.'.. .,1025
7 cows 775
2 cows 1135
1 bull 1000
4 calves... 150
1 bull 1200
5 bulls 674
3 bulls..,
2 bulls,.,
1 bull....
3 bulls..,
0 feeders,. 720
1 feeder,., 600
2 fecdors.. 640
4 calves.., 277
3 calves,.. 230
1 calf 310
4 cows 1052
4 calves... 270
6 calves,,, 336
1 culf 18)
1 feeder... 890
,. 613
.1310
680
610
1 cow,
2 COWB,
2 cows.
,'810
.1085
. 935
Total . ,$461 62,620 11,523 I 1 cow , 870
3 no
3 60
3 00
2 10
2 60
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 80
2 30
2 30
2 60
2 25
2 85
2 30
2 30
2 60
2 00
2 85
2 00
V. M
COLORADO.
2 10 1 COW 770
1 cow..
3 cows,
1 COW, ,
9 cows.
1 cow..
8 cows.
1 heifer..., 830
1 COW 890
1 COW 925
1 COW 840
1 COW 1000
10 cows 968
.1050
. 720
. h0
.1061
.1500
895
2 25
2 25
3 35
2 70
2 25
3 75
2 75
2 00
500
2 15
2 90
2 90
2 25
2 60
2 90
2 60
2 25
2 00
4 00
2 40
3 00
2 25
3 00
3 60
2 60
2 60
1 00
2 80
2 0
2 30
2 30
2 S3
2 SO
2 35
2 (6
3 00
2 30
2 60
2 60
2 85
2 85
2 10
Capitalists Regnrd .Spindle. Top Hold,
lugs Most Dcslrnlilo nf nil
Texas Oil i'lclds.
Great Interest Is still being mnnlfestod
In tho Beaumont Oil fields on nud nrouml
Splndlo Top Heights. Thousands of shares
nro being sold at various prices, und tho
good companies have no' dlfllculty in dis
posing of all stock offered. Tho reports
of oxperts show thoro Is -an unlimited sup
ply of fuel oil In sight. THE OMAHA
TEXAS OIL CO., which was ono of tho
first big companies on tho field, reports,
great progress on their woll now bolng sunk
on Spindle Top Heights. This company
Is now drilling tho largest well over at
tempted In that district, a 15-tnbh' woll,
lind expect to bring In n lOft-lnch gusher,
which will produco from 1G0.Q00 to 200,000
barrels per day.
Thoy aro now selling stock at 25 cents
per shnro for $1 par vnluo, fully paid,
non-assesHablo and no personal liability.
This Is the first selling prlco, tho ground
floor. No preferred stock. Every share
holder, largo or small, is on tho samo foot
ing, and havo an equal Interest nnd sharo
allko In all dividends and profits In pro
portion to their holdings. They havo tho
best proposition In n financial way of alt
companies to offer tho public.
Address tho Omaha Texas Oil Co., Enpp
block, Council Bluffs, Iowa, for prospectus
and nil Information.
SV la 1 1 6 df i,
IPs OuilllMll VL
a J not la irloUr. b
rrmau Caauiua.
CURE YOURSELF I
Utn lllf 41 fnr unnatural
dlichar,lnllaDmitloni,
Irrltalloua or ulceration!
of muoiiua tnttpl'ranot.
l'alnlm, anil not MlflSr"
gout or poliooom.
Mold by Dross la i.
or ini in plain wrapp.
'i"lvm'j' vTtf-a. asr
l.no n, X l.illl. fWV
RAY C. MERRILL ft CO.,
Grain, Stocks and Provisions
Room 4 N. Y. Life.
Tolephono 691.
Triepnaas 10.1.
Boyd CommisBion Co
Successors to jamei n. Boyd 4k Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
GRAIN, FHOViaiO.HI A1VD STOCKS.
Uuarl of Trad Balldla.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Corvn;indcrc?, John A. Wairtn k. Co.
TEXAS Mernbera of tho Houston
OIL STOCKS, rm' ....l.lln p
themselves for buying "boomed" Oil fitonW.
o
oxteiiHlvcly ndvortlsed. Orders solicited to
buv or bell at market values. H,ii,i,n i'7.
Gushers, also Splndlo Top proven land for
sale. Oil, Iron and Rico Lands for Bale.
it. w. uAttuiLiu; a uy., lioustoa, Texas.