TT1E OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1003.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
On Cfcictgt J3ord All Prides Wert Lower
' ch Betritk lewt,
FAVORABLE WEATHER INFLUENCES CORN
Larger Receipts aad yannatar "Mfc
Other Markets Reefteetl Price f
Oats, Wall Prevision
Wcr Ltwn.
CHICAGO, Ort. l$.-Orsln prices ruled
lower today. Influenced by the slump In
TV'sIl street and by ths bearish foreign
news. December wheat closed S'V lower,
corn and oats wera each down lfeltto and
January provisions wers from 7Vc to 30c
lower at ths close.
Wheat was decidedly unsettled and the
volume of trading- was fairly large. Open
ing prices were easier, due to ths lower
cables and to the large world's shipments.
The weatftyr throughout the west and
northwest was also of a favorable charac
ter and Induced considerable selling.
Humors of Impending trouble In Wall street
had some Influence early In the day and
surrounded by these bearish advices De
cember opened lower at MO&MHtc, and
prlcea held around ths opening tigures until
noon, when a sharp upturn occurred on
heavy buying of Iecemler by a prominent
local bull, which Induced many shorts to
cover. With light offerings the price quickly
started upward and December sold up to
ic, but at that figure offerings became
liberal and the decline which followed was
s sudden as the rally. On the general elU
Jng December declined to rtc and the'
close was at llgittlc, a loss of tc for
ths day. Clearances of wheat snd flour
were equal to 433,400 bu. The visible supply
howed an Increase of 1.427,000 bu. Primary
receipts were 1,061,800 bu., sgalnst 1,"59,4W0
a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re
ported receipts of 818 cars, which, with
local receipts of 111 cam. none' of contract
grade, made total receipts for the three
points of 919 cars, against LOW last week
and 1,400 a year ago.
Corn ruled weak under heavy selling by
commission houses and provision people.
The principle Influences that brought out
the selling pressure were the favorable
weather and Increased receipts, together
with tha weakness In wheat. There was
a temporary rally In the middle of the
pesslon on liberal covering and In sympathy
with the upturn In wheat, but later the
market again turned weak and the close
was near the bottom. After selling between
and 44V4C December closed with a loss
of lfgmo at UWtpiVbC. Iocal receipts wera
619 cars, with 32 of contract grade.
Weakness In wheat and corn, together
with Increased receipts, kiwered prices In
oats. Commission houses were the best
aellers, and what little support the market
received came from shorts. The close was
weak, with December down lfclVio at VWd
tb'Ac.
liquidation In October lard was the fea
ture In trading In provisions, and with
only a small support from brokers the
market ruled weak. Heavy receipts of
hogs, with a decline of from 10c to 20c In
? rices at ths yards wera early bear fac
ors. January pork closed UHo lower at
HI TS, January Isrd off 20o at $8.40 and ribs
down 7Hc at .17V.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
86 cars; corn, 416 cars; oats, 28$ cars; hogs,
11,000 Used.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat
Dec.
May
Corn
Oct.
Deo.
May
Pen.
May
Jork-
Oct.
Jan.
.May
Lard
Oct.
Dec
Jan.
May
Ribs
" Oct.
, Jan.
May
, to-
Open. High. Low. Close. Sat'y.
7Wid Vs W'S
43 HK 43 43 44H
444fc1 44X 43H43Hfi5 44i
42t5- 43Vi 421426'!
8314 ' M '
98 804 SB 351004 8S'i
36HJ 34 o3W37
I
.: 11 00 11 25
HIM 11 R7 11 75 11 77 11 W
11 W li 00 11 86 11 87 12 05
SO 8 60 12U 15 B2tf
60 80 e 22 62
IK e 67 87 40 8 60
7 m, 47 i47 65
I ' 00 8 00 8 00 SCO t0
20 28 eis ei7 ;s
30 e 32 4 27 tii
a New. No. 1 '
Cash quotations war as follow:
FLOCR Steady; winter patents, $4 00
4.20; straights, $3.70H.lO: -spring patents.
S4.10tf4.60; straights, ia.70ta8.90; bakers, I2.C0
t&3.40. ....
li WHnxT-ifo, I spring.. l8c; No.. J. red,
SI W?iK3 "AC
CO RN-No. t, 43c; No. i yellow, 44c.
OATS No. 1, 4i&34c; No. i white, 3i
'7TB-No. i. 8&S57C ,
BARLEY aood feeding, 4243c; fair to
choice malting, 4466c.
BEEDS-iNo. 1 fltt, 6c; No. 1 northwest
am, 81.02; . prime timothy, 83.06; clover,
contract grade, 810.50fel0.40. .
PROVISIONS Mens pork, per bhl., tTI.OO
ft 11.12. Lard, per 100 lb.. 8.206.26. Short
Jibs sides (loose), 87.2W7.50. Dry salted
ahoulders (boxed). I 12(jJ.25. Bhort clear
sides (boxed). 7.75iaH.00.
Tha following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Meceiprs. nnrpments.
29.500 13.600
118.700 . 73.3O0
33.3no 2K2.6U0
319.200 260,000
10,400 2.400
3.80O u.eou
On, the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was 'steady; creameries, l&Vtp
aoo; dairies, i4ric. r-Kgs. nrm; at mam,
eases Included, l(Ki6( 19c. Cheese, aaaler,
iotuo.
HEW YORK GEKEH1L MARKET.
Flour,- bbla....
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
disUtltH the Day mm Vartaa
Camsaedrtles.
NEW YORk. Oct. !. FLOUR-ReeetDts.
81.211 bbla; exports, S3.345 bbls. The market
was quieter, dui prices sun nrmiy neia;
winter patents, $3.904.30; winter straights,
83.MXa4.00; Minnesota patents. M-oViM 85;
winter extras. 32.8ou3.25: Minnesota bakers.
13.6ott4.10; winter low grades, $3.7tty3.U6.
Rye flour firm; fslr to good, 13.26413.40;
choice to fancy, S8.4frtf3.40. Buckwheat flour,
firm: 82.60. new cron.
BCeKWIiHAT-Flrra; 61o. o. 1. f., New
,lorg.
CORNMEAL Easy; yellow western, 81. 09;
City, 81 07; kiln dried. S3 to S. 26.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 62o, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat; atate and Jeraey, 664jo6c
v BARLEY Steady; feeding. 4tc, c. 1. f.,
jpurraio, mailing. swumc, c. 1. t., tlurtalo.
V UKAT- heceluts. 07.760 bu.: exDorts
67.8U0 bu. The market for spot was easy;
i o. 1 rea, oohe eievsior, aoc 1. o. o,
afloat; No. 1, northern Duluth, slHc f. o,
b. afloat; No 1 hard Manitoba, nominal,
f. o. b. afloat. Outlona disolaved erlv de
pression because, of lower cables, big Rus
sian anipmenis ana moderate unloading
led by a. scare of December shorts snil
thereafter ruled 'flrn, helped by light In
terior receipts, until near the close, when
a bear attack broke prices. These were
rnai. ?i!H'c lower. May. s& t-iSQKtc; clored,
8JSc; December. 86 1-Mr 7c, closed. 8'c.
t ORN Recelots. 44.X1 bu.: exoorta Zl -
til bu. The market for snot was weak; No.
t, nominal, elevator and 57c f. o. b. afloat;
No. 3 yellow, 64c; No. S white. 56c. The
option market was .dull snd weak all the
session, yielding to good weather, lower
cables. Mheral world's shipments snd fairly
large rectrtpts and small clearances. The
close was wmf nei lower. May. Wa49c,
closed 4Sci December. 5oS4i51c, closed. 6uc.
OATS Receipts, 43.500 bu.; exports,
nu. 1 no mimei tor spot was quiet; No.
1. 41c; alandard wlllte. 43c; No. 3. 40c;
No. 1 white. 43c: track white. 41ft46e.
HAY luii: snipping. WHiiOc; good to
cnoice. botisoc.
tltlPH 4Julet: state common 4a ,knl.
itt, StHi83u? 1S02, 21((2Kc: olds, ltnSc; Pa
cine coast, icjjoc, usu, ajab; olds,
lCKo 13c. .
HIDES Steady; uaiveston 70 to 25
pounds, lc; l aurorma. a 10 a pounds,
LEATHER Btesdy; scld. tag25c; Vwoo'l,
firm: dometlc fleece. iVa
PROVISIONS Weef. steady; family 310 00
ou; ineaa. siwin; wi iiama, f.i 60(i
Z3.00; psrket. t U.tflO.iO: city extra India
mess. 114 WMtTio uu: i ui menis. unlet
dull; No. i red western winter, Ss 7d; No. 1
northern spring, no stock. Futures, stesdy;
October nominal; December. 4s d.
CORN rnot. hrm: Amerlcsn mixed. 4s
6d. Futures, quiet; December, 4s3d;
January, 4s Id.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coa4HUa ( Trad aad aatlas
Mtapla ks4 Faaey Pradaee.
EGOS Fresh stock, loss off, lc
LIVK I'OL'LTRY Hens. fciSVbc: spring
hlcksns, SVuKc; rnosteri, according to age.
vuoc; lurseys, lzauc; old aucxs, c; young
ducks 3Sc; geese, 4c.
BUTTKK Packing stock, 13c; choice to
fanry dairy, In tubs, liUflitc; separator, Sic.
FKEHH F18H-Fresh csught trout. Uc;
rlckerel, 8c; plko, loe; perch, 4c; buffalo,
43Hc; bluetish, 15c; whlteflsh, loc: salmon,
He; haddock, ICo; codfish. Lie-, rsdsnapper,
11c; lobsters boiled, per lb., 70c; lobsters,
green, per lb.. .8c: bullheads. 11c: catflsh.
14c; black bass, 2ofc25c; halibut, 9c; crapples.
uc; n erring, so: white bass, 10c; Dluenns, 80.
UIBIKH8-New York counts, per can,
45c, per gal., 12.00; extra selects, per csn, I
87c, per gal., 81.76; standard, per can, 30c,
per gal., tl 3b.
n haw per ton, 414.00.
HAY Prices Quoted by Omaha Whole-
sals Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land. 800; No. 3. 88.60: medium. Ss.uo:
coarse, 87.60. Rye straw, 87.00. These prices
are ror nsy or gooa color ana quality, de
mand fair and receipts light.
lAtKIN KC.
OATS 38c.
RYE No. J, &flft.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado. 75a0c: Dakota.
per bu., 705j'7oc; native, 8570c.
SWEET POTATO ICS Home s-rown. Der
basket, J6c; Virginias, per 3-bu. bbl., 3.0u.
orjcn nurao grown, wax, per maraei
basket. HXaMc: strlna. Der market basket.
404)50c.
UMATOEs Home grown, pen basket.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 82.65.
CELERY Michigan. Der doa.. fyH3Sc:
large western, 46c.
ONIONS New home grown, dry, per lb.,
lc: Spanish, per crate. 81. 66.
C-AJUAUE Missouri Holland, lViC
FRUITS.
PRITNES-Italian, per box. 81.00.
PEACHES Utah freestones. 80c: Colo
rado AJbertas, 31.00.
PEAKS-Colorado'and UUh Keif era, 81.76;
winter Nellis, 82.25.
APPLES Jonathans and Grimes Golden.
83.754.00: Michigan stock, J3.2ftua.50; Cali
fornia w-nnowers, per box, 31 60; New hoik
stock. 83 2.Va3.60; Oregon stock in bushel
boxes, 31.)&il.25. . .
(iRAPEti California ToTShva. tlffi: New
York, per 8-lb. basket, 28iT
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., 87.758.00; per
box, 82.76.
CALIFORNIA QUINCES Per box, 81.46.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Velenchis. 124-160 sixes. 83.75:
Mexican, all sizes, 34.00.
LEMONS-Callfomla fancy, 300 to 860
sixes, 34.60; choice 240 to 210 sizes, 84 004.26.
Ui Laiirornia, per lOrtb. cartons, boc
DATES Persian, per box of 30 Dackagesc.
82 00. x
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
12c; Wisconsin Young Americas, 13c;
block Swiss, 15c; Wisconsin brick, 12Vsc;
Wisconsin limberger, 12c.
HONEY Nebraska. Der 24 frame. 83.50:
Utah and Colorado, per 24 frames, 83.6a.
pupuokn per id., 2c; sneueo, ivc.
HORSE RADISH Per cast of I doa., 1
packed, 80a
HIDES No. 1 green. 4c: No. 2 green.
6c; No. 1 salted, 7c: No. 2 salted, 4c:
No. 1 veal cair, 3 to li lbs., sc; jno. i veai
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., Gc; dry salted hides, 83
12c: sheeD pelts. 264i75c: horse hides. tl.Ma
160.
NUTS Walnuts, no. 1 sort-aneu, per 10.,
lc: hard-shell. ter lb.. 14c: No. 2 soft-shell.
per lb. 13c; No. 2 hard-shell, per lb., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., lljUo; filberts, per lb.,
llrllc; almonds, son-sneu, per 101, 10c;
hard-sneii, per id., lac; pecans, lacge, per
lb., 108 11c; small, per lb., BHlOc; peanuts,
per lb., 6c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c;
Chile walnuts, 12ftl3c; large hickory nuts,
per bu., 8175: shell-barks, per bu., 81. 76J
i.00; black walnuts, per bit., 81.26.
St. I.oals Grain aad traTlslosis.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1. WHEAT Lower; No.
I red, cash elevator, 86c; track, 87SSHc;
December, 5c; May, IUc; No. 2 hard, 18
fj80c.
uuhn-Lower; wo. z cairn, 41 y,c ; rracK,
44c; December, 3Vic: May, 3aS39c.
OATS-Lower: No. 2 cash. 36c; track. 37
S7c; December. 3Bc; May, 4040c.
i 1 1 1 r triii, WU)
FI-OUR Oulet:ired winter catents. 83.90
474.10; extra fancy and straight, 83.603.96;
clear, 83.3iS3.40;.
kkisik rimotny, steaoy; xz.ouwi.uu.
CORNMEAL Steady; 32.40.
BRAN Dull: weak: sacked east, track.
75('76-.
hay steady; umotny, 91.wwn.1n; prai
rie, w.oofrfinno
ikon co 11 on ii&a Il.UO.
BAGGING 6fr6c.
HEMP TWINESc.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing and
standard mesa, 811.70. Lard, lower; 84.06
clear ribs, 39.37; short clear, 39.87.
POULTRY steady; cnicKens, c; springs,
8c: turkeys, 12c; ducks, Wtloc; geese, 70.
BUTTER 8teady; creamery, 17aac;
dao', I4&'isc.
eous Higher, ac, loss on.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.000 8,000
Wheat, bu 44.000 74.000
Corn, bu 54,000 65.000
Oats, bU 106,009 80,000
Kaaaas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19. WHEAT
Close: December. 6!Wff)e; Mav. 9ififl9c;
cash No. 2 hard, 74S75c; No. 8, 7173c; No. 4.
43i&c: rejected. t"3iS5c; No. 2 red, S3c; No.
CORN December, 36c; May, 34c; cash
No. 2 mixed. 41c: No. 2 white. 41c: No. 8.
oc.
oats no. 3 wnite, tic: no. i muted, sec,
RYE No. 2. 6241163c
HAY-Cholce timothy. 89.60010.00: choice
prairie. 88.00. -BUTTER-Creamery,
1819c; fancy
EGGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, eases
returned, lftc; new No. 8 whltewood cases
Included Uc
Receipts. Shipments.
124.400 130,400
18.400 4.400
, 10,000 8.000
Wheat, bu ..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu ....
Philadelphia Pradac Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 19 BUTTER
Firm, higher: extra western creamery, 21c;
nearnv prints, sac.
EGGS Firm, good demand: fresh nearby.
24c, at mark: western, 24c. loss off; south-
wetern. zagL'sc; soutnern, 21V2ZC.
CHEESE Quiet, unchanged; New York
full creams, fancy, 12c; choice, 1144c; fair
to gooa, nruc.
Minneapolis Wkesl, Kl.r anal Bran,
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 19. WHEAT De
cember. )c; May, 78c. On track: No. 1
hard. 8M4c: No. 1 northern, 4c: No.
northern. 82'4c: No. 8 northern. 79'a81c.
FIX)UR-Flrst patents, 34.564J4.4"; second
patents, 84.46t4.66: first clears. 83.404i3.60;
second clears, 2. .b'Oi Sa, I. o. D. in wood
Minneapolis. .
BRAN In bulk. 813.00.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Smajhes st Baltimore 0me Heaty Celling
on the Ezohtnge,
RAILROAD STOCKS AGAIN INVOLVE
Attentat Made Insist Week t Separate
Sarcessfal, Botk Feeling
Effect ( Depression.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1 Clouds of amir.
henslon gathered over the stock ' market
sgaln today and prlcea of practlcal'y all
the prominent active storks were Impaired
from two to four points before the selling
was checked. The appointment of receiv
ers for two Baltimore trust companies was
tne impelling causes of trie selling, weak
ness was In evidence .from ths onenlntf.
and. In fact, before that. London sending a
decidedly lower range of prices as a result
or tne eariy trading there, it is pronauie
that the weakness of Americans In London
slao emanated from Baltimore, as one of
the embarrassed companies made efforts
to secure a loan In London last week, thus
offering that center advice concerning the
trouDie. Rumors came over the cables that
he troub'e at last week's settlement, which
wss tided over, wss likely to crop out
again. London sales In New York, as a
consequence were heavy, being estimated
as high ss 60,000 sharea. How far the Bal
timore troubles were directly responsible
for the forcing of storks was not very
clear, but the special weskness of some of
he southern railroad stocks Indicated sell
ing from that quarter. The sentimental
effect of the failures was also strong and
put a stop entirely to the hopes of bettor
f rices aroused by last week's sharp rally
n the stock market. That ra'.ly having
driven a considerable short Interest to
cover, left the market deprived of somo
potential support and made It more vul
nerable to selling.
The line of division which began to de
velop last week between the railroad stocks
snd the Industrials was also obliterated.
The leading railroad stocks suffered fully
as affeerely as the lndustria's, as Is shown
bv the declines of 8 to 3 points made by
Baltimore St Ohio. Southern Railway pre-
erred. Union Pacific. Southern Factnc and
Missouri Pacific The only prominent In
dustrials which suffered to as large an ex
tent were United States Steel preferred,
Amalgamated Steel, General Electric and
Westlngbouse, the lost named dropping 8
points.
Cms of Failures.
The Baltimore failures seem to be due to
the same causes which have necessitated
he greater part of the prolonged liquida
tion in the stock market, namely, over
commitment In the promotion and under
writing of new enterprises, the securltles
of which have no market In the present
state of the money market and public
sentiment.
There has been a a-rowlng hone that tno
liquidation made necessary by this kind of
poor Investments was approaching com
pletion. The revelation that It has been
ineffectual to such an extent aadisclosed
by the Baltimere failures causes the draw
ing of uncomfortable Inferences. It Is a
remarkable fact, too, that up to today the
enormous shrinkage In the value of securi
ties and the urgent requirements wnicn
have been met In liquidation had not
caused a single failure In the banking and
trust company world. Reassuring state
ments were published as to the limited
fled of the Baltimore troubles, but these
did not much avail to cheer the sentiment
In the stock market. There was a midday
pause In the dec'Jne after the completion
of the Tendon selllna. but the announce
ment of the second Baltimore failure caused
a renewal of the declines, ana tne closing
was heavv and only slightly above the
lowest Illinois Central made a spasmodic
recovery of 1.
Tne bona mameu yieiuea in sympaiuy
with stocks. Total sales of bonds, par
value, were, 84,010,000. United State bonds
were unchanged on the last call.
Following are the closing quotation on
the New York S'.ock exchange:
Bales. Hlgn. low. vinse.
Atchison
do cfd
Baltimore & Ohio ..,
do nfd
Canadian Pacific ...
Central or N. J
Chesapeake aV Ohio.
Chicago & Alton ....
do pfd
Visible Supply ef Grata.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19 The visible supnly
of grain Saturday, October 17, as compiled
by the New York 1 Produce exchange. Is as
follows: Wheat. 22.2:0ii0 bu.; an Increase
of 1.147 000: corn. 8.412.000 bu.. an Increase
of 14.000; oats. 799,000 bu.. an Increase of
I.osh.oos; rye, 961.00U bu., a decrease of 7,000;
uariey, ,n.uuu du., an increase 01 vu.uuu.
Peorta Market.
PEORIA, 111.. Oct. 19.-CORN-NO. S, 44c;
No. 4, 43c.
OATS Iwer; No. I white, 38c; No. 4
wnite, H'riiyxjc.
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DUUTH. Minn., Oct. 19. WHEAT On
inu-a. iso. 1 northern, s.74jo; No. 2 north'
em, 80c; December, 78!c
OATS-34c.
Teleae Seed Market.
TOLEIH3, Oct. 19. SEEDS Clover, Oc
tober and December. 84.5.'1; January, 34.06;
February and Mnrch, 857. Prime alslke.
o.a; prime tunoiny, 11.4a.
OH anal Reala.
.4 1
tickled bellies. 39.604Jfll.OB; prslefl shoulders ',, U . """'.'I, . ,na a,'"more,
.7bai.O0; pickled hams. Sllotwi 13 Hi. I-ard.THkTf' P""dlplila and Biltlmore, In bulk
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-OIL Cottonseed,
dull: prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
ytloe. Petroleum, firm; refined. N
-Weak; tlty. 44MHc; country,
esav; western steamed. 87 10; October cloned
li.U nominal: refined, dull; continent. 3;. 36;
South America. 8X60; compound. 87.V. v$
187. Pork, dull; family. l flixi 19 60; short
clear. 814 fckdp; 60; ma. 813.2M! 13.36. 1
RICE tjukrt; ' diKiieatlc fair to- extra.
epc; Japan, nominal.
TALLOW
4VK
. BUTTER Receipts, 5 072 pk ? firm!
Creamery. 14V9tlc; slate dairy, lit2un.
KGH4 Receipts, 7,Juo pkgi. ; strung; west
ern. Ui.c.
POULTRY Alive, nommal; drelred,
quiet; we'trrn chlcaena, I3c; fern Is, 13c;
turkeys lW7c.
' y Mtlssaakee flrata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 19 -WHEAT-Irreg-Ular;
No. 1 northern. 8&f;tr7c; Nu. 2 northern,
t05; December. lOXc.
RYE Dull; No. 1, 6j64c.
HARLEY-SUeady; No. 3. 45c; sample. 41
tj4lc.
CORN Dull; psoember, 43SC asked.
Liver!' Grata ana rrevlalens.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .-WHKAT-Bpot,
8l&. Rosin, Arm; strained, common to
good. 8rirti3.46. Turpentine, quiet. 4ofilc.
OIL CITY. Ps.. Oct. 19.-OIL Credit bal-
sncea. ii.ti; rertincstes. 31.70, Mil: sales,
t.ouo bbls., at 310 N0: shipments, 107 096 bbls
average. 75 7 bbls.: runs. 121.275 bbls
average, 72,417 bbls. Shipments, Lima, 141.912
nine. ; average, W) lw rhi. : runs, Llma,
111 439 bbls. : average. 64.007 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oh.. Oct. tt.-OILTrpen-tlne.
firm. Vo. Rosin, steadv: A. B snd
t K; D. 11 ; F. 32.60: O. 3156: H. 82.70;
si, .; n, fi.Wi; w. u.. 4.uo; vr. w., t.si.
Evaporate Apalea aa4 Dried rrnlta.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market quiet: futures are flrmlv
held, makers asking from 6e to 4c fee
prime, but spot supplies are In light de
mand ana me market rules rather easy
erinmon are quoted at 4io: prime, H4fr5c
choice. 4n(Po: finrv M.iTc
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are quiet at quotation ranging from 3c
10 to iur an gTaaas. Apricots rvmain nrm
col are quoted at ti!c; extra, choice,
luploWo; fancy. lljiac. peaches are quiet
ana swaay; ennbe are quoted at TfiV
extra ciutv IVfttscj fancy, Vtfo.
.77.350
. 400
,.42,740
. 235
. 9,100 119
04
8S
74
87'
ft
44
87U
72
K74
M
67
72
117 H74
155
1,200 80 2S 2
S.8S0 25 24 t5
100 63 63 61
14 14 14
24 24 25
1,400 168 s 155 lBf.Vi
v
70
61
19
162 154
230
Chicago Qt, Western. 1,100
do B pfd 100
Chicago AN. W
Chicago Term. St T.
do pfd
C. C, C. Sc St. L 200 70
Colorado Southern ... 700 12
do 1st pfd vw ii
do 2d Dfd 600 20
Delaware St Hudson.. 400 154
Del., Lack. A West
Denver Sc Rio Grande
dO Pfd 1!K I
Erie 49.350 27
do 1st pfd Lev m
do 2d Dfd 1.650 48
Great Northern pfd
Hocking vauey -
do pfd i ti
Illinois Central 1.675 ISO
Iowa Central 200 18
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
T.n.,l Nashville 11.150 99
Manhattan L 6.S" i:
Metropolitan 8t. Ry... 1,300 104 103
Minn. St. Louis ....
Missouri Pacific 13,5X5 W 8Ji
Mo.. Kan. St Tex 300 14 16
do pfd 1.U0 34 34
N. R. P.. of Mex. pfd..
17
68
11H
50
19
46
26
65
47
77
12S
18
97
IK
66
26'4
65
47
loo
65
57
129
IS
32
IS
81
98
I'M!
103
441
ft
15
3.1
New York Central.... 1.130 117 115 115
2,760 67
65
.. 2,450 20 ' 19
.62,004 118 117
!2bl900 '46 "44
6f,
19
117
50
ft
62
23
67
12
GO
45
13
.9)
.28.450 137 135 134
170
89
17
72
21
16
24
69
84
16
29
14
15
1H0
100 102 102 101
..26.925
.. 1.200
710
104
800
19.1H6
.... 6.100
1.670
. 1.100
. 100
". " ioo
. 2,600
25
69
44
14
XI
41
18
si
17
'f2
'17
80
300 18
Zl
67
45
14
30
17
71
21
17
'69
29
'i5
Norfolk St 'Wostern
do Dfd
Ontario ft Western..
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. St Bt L....
Reading
do 1st pra
do Id nfd
Rock Island Co
do Dfd ,
8t. L. B. P.. cert..
do 1st pfd
do Id nfd
St. Louis 8. W
do pfd
St. Psul
do pfd
Southern Pactfle .
Southern Railway
do Dfd
Texas 4V Pacific ...
Toledo. St. I. 4k W
do Dfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling AY L. E..
Wisconsin Central .
Adams Express
American Express ....
IT. 8. ExDrees
Wella-Farro Exoress.
Amal. Copper 78.870
American car at r .... 1
Ait nfd 2.8"0
American Linseed Oil.
do pfd
American Locomotive 2.110
do pfd i.u
American S. St R 7.2SO
A rft . 660
?.'!!?' SS HS W
anaconua kiiimhb
Brooklyn R. T 270 88
Colo. Fuel and Iron... 1.110 30
rnhimhin A H. Coal.. 200 101
frtronlMatftd OaS 450 173
General Electric 1.200 147;
International Paper ,
do pfd
International Pump ,
do pfd
National Biscuit .....
National Lewd
North American ....
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd w-
Pnllman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do pra ..
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron.. 3.o
U. 8. leather tw
do pfd 710
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel 24.70ft
do pfd .W.fil0
Western Union 1.870
&
21
68
'13
73
40
85
85
19
65
,
'
71
39
flatness of American securities. It was
thought to be possible that the trust com
pany's failure to float a S2.ono.oo0 lan here
may have contributed to Its collapse. Onld.
to the amount of 1:6ft. "no was wlthdrswn
from the Bank of England for shipment to
Jnva snd tlioooo was withdrawn for ship
ment to Egvpt.
PARIS, u-t. 19. The tone on the bourse
todav was uncertain, owing to the situation
In the far east. Hlo tlntos lost If. Three
per cent rentes, 9f 62'c for the account.
Exchange on 1-omlnn, 25f 14c for checks.
BERLIN, Oct. 1-Prlees on the bourse
todsy hud an Irregular tendency. Iron and
coal shares were weak uporvproflt-faklng.
Badk shares were Arm snd Canadian Pa
cific was wesker upon New York advices.
Exchange on I-omlon. 20m 42pfgs for
checks. Discount rate for short bills, S per
cent; for three months bills, 8 per cent.
New Yark Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19. MONEY On call,
easy at lVq.l per cent; closing bid snd
asked. 2ifjL' per cent; on time, weak; sixty
days, ninety days, and six months, 4'Sj5
per cent on prime collateral.
Prime mercantile paper, hfite; ster
ling exchange, steady at decline, with
actual business In bsnkeVs' bills at 84.F645
&4 R!V50 for demand snd 34.823tf4 K2Vt for
sixty days' bills; posted rates, $4.83'(j4.3;
commercial bills, 34.82.
SILVER Bar, 41c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 47C.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
;....10V4 Hoeklng Vl. 4Hi....1M
....1MVL N. unl. 4s
....107, Manhattan c. g. 4a. .101
....) Mrx. Cantral 4a 71
. .. .134 I do 1st Inc 13"4
....120 'Minn. A Bt. L 4a...
....lic M. , K. A T. 4a 7
... HOVtl do U 74
inn, N. R. R. ot M. o. a M
V. 8. ref. la,
do coupon v .
do Sa, rag..
so coupon ,..
do new 4a, reg....
do coupon
do old 4a. reg
do coupon
do ba, reg
do coupon
Atrhlaon gen. 4a....
do adj. 4a ,
'Atlantic C. Llna 4a.
B. A O. 4a
do Ja
1024 N. Y. C. g. a S
MN. J. C. g. U 12914
90 No. Paclftc 4a lum
)! do la
NSK. A W. con. 4a.... f.
. 1 O S. L. 4a A par.... 0H
Central of Oa. ta. . Penn. conr. it... .. MVi
do lat Inc.
... 64 Reading gen. 4a.
7
Chen. A Ohio 4H. .. .1014 8t. L. A 8. F. tg. 4a. 81 S
Chicago A A. (Ha... 7l SI. L 8. W. la 4
C, n. A Q. n. 4a 2W Heatord A. U 4a... 17
C M t It P 4a...liiSo. Pacific 4a K6
C. A N. W. c. 7a.. ..1.12 Iho. Hallway (a 11214
C, R. 1. A P. 4a... 7IHlTeiaa A Pacific la.. .11
do col. ta 7S"4 T.. 8t. U A W. 4a...
CCC-. A Bt. L. g. 4a.. 7 Union Pacific 4a 101
T.Hll do ronr. 4a 34S
ilV. 8. Steel 2d 6a 70V,
MVtiWabaah la. m
(9V, I do deb. B 62 '4
7 in heel. A L. K. 4a... 16
Chicago Ter. 4a..
Con. Tobacco 4a..
Colo. A So. 4a
Penrer A R. O. 4a
Erl prior Han 4a..
do sen. 4a
F. W. A r. c. la....l03Vt
-uucrea,
.' Wl. Central 4a MVi
Iloston Stock Qnotattons.
BOSTON, Oct. 19 Call loans. 3f4 per
cent; time loans, 5Vo4 per cent. Official
cloning prices on stocks and bonds:
Atrhlaon 4a
Max. Central 4a...
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boaton A Albany.
Boaton A Ma
Hoaton Klerated .
N. Y.. N. H. A H
gltchbarg pfd ....
Union Pacific
Max. Central
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
mer. T. AT.....
Dom. I. A 8.. A..
ueneral Electric . .
Maaa. Electric Dfd.
United Fruit
U. 8. Steel
do pfd ,
Weatlng. common..
Adventure
Allouel
S'4 Amalgamated
31
29
10
172
i 144
'a"
100 61
1.100 36 33
300
960
1.830
217
"in
400
- 130
19
0
29
69
""'
14
wi
74
iri
B9U
81
I0
8Vi
19
9
25
12
71V
39
83
110
42
31 H
10
171
148
11
fil
31
70
S3
114
73'
19
o
29
210
3
14
4N
27S
4
74
34
13
Total sales for the day, 718.3U0 scares.
Verelga rinanelal.
1ANDON. Oct. 18 Money was super
abundant In the snarket today. Discounts
wera firm. Bualnsas oa the Stock exchange
wss jgulst and moat stocks reacted, the
withdrawals of gold from the' Bank of
Bnsland exercising an unfavorable In-
ana. At the close trading was dull
Consols were easy, but partly recovered
before the clone. Americans wers firmer.
They weakened to below parity snd closed
nst. Alcnison. llV a rw. v ..m.i-
i.m lflc fbleaan. Milwaukee A St. Paul,
Louts vl He Nashville and Southern Pacific
were hair a point oeiow ina iaai qumauona,
K.fflra wera easier en troflt-taklng. Lack
ef orders dampened the enthusiasm with
which operators on the London Stock ex
change started business today. Renewsls
ot the brllleos sttltude of Russia snd
l.r,.. mAAA la the depression and tha
suiuore which reached here of trouble in
connect loe with the Maryland Trust com
psuif wet A coulrlbuUiig factor ta the
1M Daly Weat
.. 64 Bingham
.. 87 Calumet A Hecla.,
..Z48 Centennial ,
..1A4 Copper Range ....
..137 Dominion Coal
..14 Franklin
.Ait lala Royals
.. (91 Mohawk
.. Old Domlnloa ...
..110 Oaceola ,
..114 Parrot ,
..1I1V4' Qulncy
.. us1 Santa fa Copper..
.nz TamaracK
. 77 Trinity
. K United States ,
. 11 Utah
. M Victoria
. 47 Winona
. 3'4 Wolrerlna
. 14
.. P4
.. i
.. SI
..430
.. 1614
.. 43
..
.. 7H
.. 44
.. St
.. 14
.. 0
.. 1
.. (4
.. 4-4
.. 1414
..a'
.. t
..
Lssdon Stock Market.
IX5NDON, Oct 18. Closing quotations:
Conaola for money.. M T-H Naw York Central. ..120
4do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Paclttc...
Cheaapeaka A Ohio.
Chicago O. W
M. A St. P
PeBeera
Denrer A R. O
do Dfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do I.I nfd
minola Cantral
MI-ltNorfolk A Waatere... 17
Hi do pfd....
4T41 Ontario A Weatern..
tn rennaylranla
7f
.121 I
Rand Mlnea
Reading
do lat pfd
do id prd .
.141V Southern Railway..
XI
4o
31
It
!H
7(
41
T3
7
11
0
"
11
1V d4 pfd
. ro Boutharn Paclftc...
. 70 Union Pacific
. 37 do pfd
. (7 United States Steal
.49 do pfd
.134 Waha.h
Leulavllla A Naah..l03 do pfd
maoun, K. a r.... 17
BAR SILVER Strong at 28d per ounce,
MONEY WS2 uer cent. The rate of dls.
count in the open market for short bills Is
3H3 per cent and for three-months bills
la 3 9-16&3',, per cent.
Nave York Minlncr Quotations.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19. The followlnr are
the quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Coa it .Little Chief
Alice 14 (Ontario
0
Brunawlck Con....
Comatock Tunnel.,
Con. Cal. A Va...
Horn Silver .......
Iron Silver
Lendvllle Con
Offered.
' tehte
4 1Hhoenlx
. vPotoal
.110 .Savage ,
.104 Sierra Nevada
.145 ;small Hopes .,
. 3 Standard
.. 4
..400
..140
.. 1
.. ID
.. 12
.. 44
.. IS
..184
OilAllA LIVE STOCK MARKET
,
Big Ban of Cattle and Gornfeii Eaad Off
with Best Wtitanu About Steady.
HOGS SOLD TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS LOWER
Active penaand for Betk rat Sheep
era ead Prlcea Skewed Na
Change front Last Week.
f4QLrTH OMAHA, Oct. 13.
Receipt were: Cattle.tflogs. Sheep.
.lO.tkiO
.4.
3,M
3,t.S
2.VM
X.41
t.l4
1.IH4
3. sol
1H.M9
80.1X6
81.174
81.101
17.802
Uil
Official Monday....
ame day last week....,
Same week before ,
Same three weeks ago,
Heme four weeks sgo..
Same day last year....,
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATS.
The Allowing table shows ths receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
year.
. 1908. ' ltt. Inc.
Ftle 842.0S9 7n3.Z99 SH.TW
Hogs 1,821,37 1.807. 37 13,H
Bheep 1.8U.U9 1,213,656 lOo.tW
Average price paid tor nogs at South
Omaha fcr the last several days with comparisons:
Data
Oct. 1..
Oct. 2..
Oct. 2..
Oct. 4..
Oct. 1..
Oct.
Oct 7..
Oct. 8..
Oct. 9.,
Oct. 10..
Oct. 11..
Oct. J2..
Oct 12..
Oct 14..
Oct. 16..
Oct. 18.,
Oct. 17.,
Oct. 18..
Oct. 19..
11903. 1802.101.1SOO.189.1189S.I1897.
tl2 1 14 6 751
6 41 Si T H0 b
e ffcWi 7 80i bl
6 604,
6 64.
6 41
18i
6 13
6 21H
a
t Srnx
I 87
5 43
6 4
6 3iS
8
6 11
7 U
a
T 42
7 89
7 -A
7 14
7 04
6 96
a
7 07
7 13
7 uu
li 91
7 16
7 02
6
62
a
6 4
6 i.i
13
14
6 16
6 20
28i
lt
29
6 27
23
6 13
8 1KI 4 3
6 1 4 43
6 lli
6 11
3 71 8 8i
s is
6 08
6 0J
4 92
4 BO
4 93
4 83
e
4 82
4 72
4 64
4 62
4 61
4 81
4 84
4 36
a
4 35
4 33
4 81
4 23
4 20
4.141
4 20
4 16
4 10
4 15
3 66!
8 64
8 64
3 63
3 73
3 71
3 61
1 68 8 64
6 69
I
S m
3 67,
8 6
3 6
3 63 1 61
8 ti 8 l
8 59
3 70
8 67! 3 (I
8 73 1 60
1 62
8 63
a
-69
3 66
8 66
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
. Cattle. Hogs.Sh p. H'r'g.
P M Jtr fit T u a
Union Pacific system... 66
C. Sz N. W. Ry 2
F., E. St IS. V. R. R 104
C. St. P.. M. & O. Ry.. 1
B. & M. Ry 209
C, B. & Q. Ry 1
C, R. I. St r., west
Total recelnts M
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle.
916
1.0S3
.1.241
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Oct. 19. Bank clearings for to
day are 81,602,971.40, an increase ever the
corresponding date of last year of 3269,731.23.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19. Ths cotton market
opened steady at an advance Of about one
to lour points for the near options, while
the later months were two points lower.
The advance was due to covering on frost
news, while the declines were in sym
pathy with lower cables than expected.
The frost also proved rather disappointing
to the bullB, as killing frost was reported
from only one section, Montgomery, and
while the light frosts were more or less
general over the eastern and central belts.
tney were not considered nicely to work
any material Injury to cotton. In addi
tion to this, the forecast was for fair
and warmer weather and with the receipts
looaing neavier again, mere was neavy
realising right after the opening stat
started prices downward. Later the sell
ing was accelerated tv renorts of financial
difficulties among prominent trust compan
ies at .Baltimore, wnicn were tnougnt to
accentuate tne generally unsettled and
unsatisfactory condition of affairs and
Wall street around midday turned a very
heavier. October closing at 9 51c. Decem
ber reached 9.46c; January, 9.46o and March,
9.49c. The market was finally easy under
general selling and closed at practically
the lowest of the season, or at a net loss
of nineteen to twenty-two points. Bales
were estimated at miu.uuu Dales. The de
cline In the afternoon was prompted by
the easier ruling of the southern spot mar
kets which are generally unchanged to
an eighth lower, while the estimate for
tomorrow at the leading ports ran heavy,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 19. COTTON
Quiet; sales. 1,750 bales; ordinary, 616-16c;
good ordinary, 8Wc; low middling, 9Ve;
middling. 9c; good middling, 9 13-l(5c; mid
dling fair. 10 816c; receipts. 126 bales;
stock, 96,1X5 bales. Futures were steady;
October. 9.32ffiO.S3c; November, 9.2Ki9 30c:
December, 8.2Mri9.29e: January, 3Mjfl .T3c;
fAhrhnrv 9. iil) Maprh A bv.,4 Kin.
April. wns.wic; May. .tvini Me.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 19. COTTON Snot
moderate business done st prlcea 4ijl0 points
lower: American Dimming iair, s.itxi; good
middling. 6.98d: middling. 6.86d. nominal:
low middling. 6 74(1, nominal: good ordinary.
6.48d, nominal; ordinary, 6.2Xd. The sales of
the day were. 7,000 bales, or which 600 were
for speculation snd export and included
6.1100 American. Receipts, lO.OuO bales. In
cluding 9,6(10 American. Futures opened
easier and closed quiet. American middling
g. o. c: octoner. 6.4.'it.4d; October and
November. 5.251: November and Iecember.
5.91; December and January. 6.18d; January
snd renruary. 6 l'fyti.l id ; re.bruary and
March, 6.17d: March and April. 5.17d; April
and May. 6.17ti'6.1Kd: May and June, 6.18d.
ST. LOLIS. Oct. 19. COTTON Quiet;
prices l-16c. lower; middling, 9c; Bales,
none; receipts. 749 bales; shipments, 655
bales; stock, 1,108 bales.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. 19. WOOL Following
are the quotations: Ohio snd Penn
sylvania XX and above: S)lS34c: X 30
031c; No. 1. Si(33c: No. 2. SlfcJJc: nn-
waahed, l-vu.tc- nair-Diooo, unwasned,
jl.tici three-eighths blood, unwashed. 2uJ
26c; one-quarter blood, unwashed. 34?23c:
tine, washed, delaine, 36c. Michigan, X
and above. 27(Sr2c; No. 1. HSO:; No. 2, 2S'(
2-; fine unwashed, 21& c; quarter-blood,
unwashed, 24'2dc; three-eighths blood, un
washed, 23fe'J5c; half-blood, unwashed, UH
36c; tine washed delaine, 32r&io. Kentucky,
Indiana, etc. three-eighths blood. tu&c;
quarter blood, 24&25c; braid. 22(f23c. Cal
ifornia, northern, choice, 21f22c; middle
counties, 17&'lsc; southern, 12a13c. Terri
tory, Idaho tine. 14t(15c: fine medium, 1WJ
17c; medium. lH(J19c. Wyoming Ane, Ua
16c; fine medium. 16 17c; medium, lWJ
lie; Utah anJ Nevada Ane. 16&lac; Ane
medium. 17&17c; medium, lfrfric- Dakota
fine, 164rlAc; Ane medium, I6ijl7c; me
dium, 19'4T20c. Montana Ane. choice, )
30c; Ane medium, choice. 194j3uc; sample,
lufiZlc; medium, choice. J0i21c
ST. IXll.'IH. Oct. 19 WOOL Dull; nomi
nally unchanged; medium grades, combing
and clothing. 17'cr2lc; light Ane, 16i!7c;
heavy Ans, Ujl4c; tub,washd, 2ua30c.
Dry Uooda Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19. DRY GOODS Tl
market Is In an Improved condition, and
although the volume of transactions has
not materially Increased It Is evident buy
ers are commencing to consider the neces
sity of supplvtng their wants for the com
ing season. Buying on a conservative basis
still continues, but there Is no doubt there
Is mote wUlhiguesg lu negotiate.
3 84 16
20
8 20 18
'6 '7
' 'i !!
39 70 34
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Armour St Co ,
Cudahy Packing Co.. 1,673
Armour, irom B. u
Vansant St Co 255
Carey St Benton 606
Lobman St Co 176
McCreary St Clark.. 124
Hill & Muntxtnger.... 202
Reeves St Underwood 85
Huston St Co 36
Livingstone A R 245
Hamilton .( 390
L. F. Husx 241
Wolf St Murnan 312
H. F. Hobbick 133
Werthelmer 612
Other buyers 1,155
Hogs.
148
243
419
881
1.204
Sheep.
517
2.753
2,138
84a
11,770
18.0.5
Totsl ,623 2.395
CATTLE Receipts of cattle today were
very liberal and In fact this Is one of the
big days of the year to date. The demand,
though, all around was quite satisfactory
and no very radical changes in prices took
effect. Owing to the heavy supply, how
ever, the day wss well advanced before the
bulk was disposed of. ,
There were Just a few cars of corn-fed
steers in the receipts this morning, but ow
ing to the big rupply of westerns and tha
big drop In prices at Chicago last week, as
well as the 10c decline today, packers were
rather bearish this morning. The decline,
though, would be covered by 610c In prac
tically all cases.
The cow market was stesdy to a little
lower. As a general thing the better grades
held about steady, while the commoner
kinds, such as canners and cutters, were a
trine lower, probably 610c The fact that
there were around 100 cars of cows on sale
made buyers rather indifferent, but of
course the bulk of them were of common to
medium quality.
Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
much change from the close of last week.
The stocker and feeder market was some
what uneven. There were a good many on
rale and the quality of the bulk of the of
ferings waa better than usual. The better
grades, and especially good yearlings, did
not sell much If any lower, and cou'.d prob
ably best be described by calling them
steady to a shade Ibwer than at the close
of last wtek. Owing to the liberal supply
of good stuff, though, no one would pay
much attention to the common stuff, and as
a result salesmen had a hard time to dis
pose of their inferior grades at any figure.
They could be quoted very dull and weak.
A good many western grass beef steers
arrived, but anything desirable he'd Just
about steady, with others dull and weak
the same as usual. Some of the best cattle
of the season arrived this morning, as will
be seen from the sales below. Range Cows
sold steady to a little lower, the decline
being mostly on the canners and cutters.
The best grades of stockers and feeders
sold stesdy to 5010c lower, with common
kinds extremely dull. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
A. rr. He. Av. Tr.
.1004 4 34 1I7S 6 1
JIN J M tt lOt 8 1
lM -cows.
1 Tt 1 110 3 St
4 to
BULLS.
t M
NEBRASKA
Ne.
tl ,
It.....
4t
1
8
1
...list
...IOCS
..1410
22 heifers. ..699
22 heifers.. 629
17 feeders.. 808
46 feeders.. 1104
2 bulls 1470
75 feeders.. 1074
3 feeders.. P6
1 feeder... 830
1 feeder... 820
4 feeders.. 1000
11 feeder.. 1200
4 cows...,
6 cows.
1 cow..
966
..1034
..1130
3 36
2 36
1 66
1 66
1 90
1 26
1 10
1 10
178
110
1 I
1 steer....
1 steer....
1 steer...,
1 steer....
1 steer....
1 steer....
1 steer...,
26 cows...
1 cows. . .
2 heifers.
14 feeders
6 cows...
5 cows...
heifers..
1 heifers..
4 cows....
4 cows....
7 calves..
.1110
. 910
. 820
. 960
.1200
. 9U0
.1120
..1013
.. 8.0
.. 686
00
1 65
1 66
1 26
COLORADO.
44 feeders.. 861
44 feeders.. 81
1 bull 1040
4 feeders.. 1066
1 cow 1260
5 feeders.. 95
1 feeder... 710
1 feeder... 930
; feeders.. 866
86 feeders.. 1200
1 cow 1100
1 cow 1190
10 cows 932
2 60
2 50
2 60
1 60
1 60
2 60
1 60
3 60
1 75
2 60
1 heifer.... 960
17 feeders.. 843
2 feeders.. 843
13 feeders.. 813
8 feeders.
16 feeders.
1 feeder..
( cows....
1 cow
912
924
9S0
1070
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 9 8 66 6 cows...,
,.1010 2 40 1 bull
H. M. Booeman Neb.
852
. 755
. 771
, 840
, 97
174
1 35
1 35
2 40
1 00
1 00
6 00
6 calves.
11 calves..
8 heifers.
7 calves.,
1 cow....
1 cows. .,
.1010
.1460
.1445
. 167
. 771
. 894
.1060
. 966
W. A. Margrave Neb.
78 feeders.. V0 3 70 6 feeders.. 1030
w . u. tonman ieo.
889 8 26 1 feeder... 870
M. A. Franklin Neb. .
1192 3 W 2 feeders.. 1010
940 1 76
John Martin Neb.
47 feeders. .109 8 66 8 feeders.. 1089
r . v-onee weo.
3 25 67 steers.. ..KVI5
2 50 45 heifers... 914
I cows 862 1 10
I. ii. jnonanan ixeo.
20 feeders.
28 feeders.
1 cow
C.
29 steers.. ..1026
1 steer 1350
21 feeders.
20 feeders.
IS cows...,
cows....
29 feeders.
746 8 80
.1142 ISO
W. W.
,.1"71 1 65
.1016 2 65
1 feeders.. 1146
1 feeders.. 1142
Alt-Neb.
2 cows.
1 COI
C. J. Abbott Neh.
.. 960
..1140
1 20
1 10
1 26
1 00
2 26
2 60
1 75
8 10
3 10
3 40
2 F6
2 65
2 66
2 60
1 15
2 75
1 15
2 76
3 20
1 75
2 80
2 25
1 90
2 10
8 25
6 25
1 40
2 36
2 75
2 00
8 00
1 75
1 00
1 00
1 ffl
2 60
I 26
I it
t 25
1 26
11 feeders.. 77a
14 I ceo era. . 710
8 feeders.. 6
2 feeders., fee
1 cow mi
R. U
82 steers.. ..137
61 steers... .149
11 cows li&9
6 cows 991
1 steer 770
1 feeder... 9ho
1 feed its.. 10, 8
8 feeders.. 96
23 feeders.. 9t9
2 feeders., sib
10 leeders.,1141
1 feeder... "ii")
24 feeders.. 736
4 feeders.. 6T0
1 feeder... 610
8 feeders.. 840
14 feeders.. HMO
1 steer sou
1 calf 380
1 steer 12'JO
steers
1 steer.,
1 steer.
3 60 2 feeders.. 1095
3 66 8 feeders.. 06
3 80 1 leeder... 7ou
8 Ml 4 cows Soi
3 00 1 cow lull)
Vsn Tassel Wyo.
4 so 70 steers.. ..1347
4 3o 1 steer 11
3 la 41 cows UJt
X 60
W HOMING
3 l
8 26
8 26
8 4U
1 J
1 J
3 to
8 60
3 60
1 UU
8 40
3 40
3 40
2 60
2 6o
2 76
2 76
2 76
1 cow 750
1 feeder. ..U3)
11 feeders.. Ii8
1 feeder... lPW
Keders.. 916
7 f eeders. .1
13 cows 91
1 cows 964
13 feeders.. 651
1 feeder... 70
13 feeders.. 640
16 steers.... 960
93 feeders.
24 cows...,
2 steers.... 995
78 rteers...,1046
1 steer 9"0
9.15 2 76 2t steers..., 963
12tJ 2 76 1 steer 1(179
860 2 90 1 steer 780
T. M Evans Neb.
, 860 3 16
J. C. Qlllls n-Neb.
, 9J0 2 86 63 feeders.. 1060 1 80
A. J. Plummer Neb.
I OS
3 76
8 76
8 lJ
1 75
4 35
4
8 s
1 16
3 7a
3 A
8 40
I 26
8 10
3 t
I 16
1 40
1 40
8 40
2 60
2 60
I 30
1 76
1 95
t 76
1 90
12 COWS 1120 3 :s
L. Mors Neb.
11 cows 962 1 UO
Q. Hart-S. D. ....
25 cows 1048 2 65 44 feeders.. 1124 I IS
R. Urant Wyo.
19 feeders. .1072 1 66 11 cows 864 1 IS
1 feeders.. 1026 3 65
II. Holcomb Wyo.
63 steers.... 99 1 OS
HOGS There wss a vry small supply of
hogs on sale this morning, a good share of
the number repotted being consigned di
rect to local packers. Chicago, however,
was qgoted li25c lower and as a result
prices had to suffer here In spite of the
light receipts. The decline amounted to 10
frldc ss compared with Saturday's average.
Salesmen saw no opportunity of preventing
the break and for that rtason sold In good
season. The heavy weights Bold largely
from 85.05 to 3d. 10. mediums from 35.10 to
8615 and lights largely from 35.15 to 35 25,
with a bunch of pigs up to 36 35. There was
not much change in the market from start
to finish, s there were so few on sale that
trading soon came to a close.
A few loads arrived late In the day and,
as usual, the later arrivals did not sell to
as good advantage as the early ones. Rep
resentative sales:
No.
tt...
4...
3...
51...
44...
4...
65...
41...
tl...
74...
Av.
...171
...t0
...303
...317
...1M
. ,.2.i
...tot
...244
...2ii
.g(5T
Bh.
40
0
to
to
rr
t 01
t tft
t 06
t 05
I 10
t 10
I 10
t 10
6 10
t 12
No.
ta....
46....
47....
130...
10....
47....
87....
;t....
u....
Av.
..SMI
..11
..317
..151
..14t
..296
..181
. .16
..130
Fh.
40
110
i:o
110
"to
63V
Pr.
1 11
t 16
t 15
t 16
6 16
6 17
i 10
t !5
6 U
Av. Pr.
,98 1 00
,76 1 26
,65 1 10
,84 1 60
,77 2 35
,78 2 35
,86 2 60
.20 1 65
,37 2 66
.93 2 75
. 2 75
.91 1 80
.63 1 50
, 90 3 60
.98 2 35
,105 1 76
.104 2 75
, 101 1 73
.75 1 40
,88 3 60
,89 8 60
,102 3 60
105 3 50
63 1 9
,65 4 60
,66 i 75
1 cow.,
1 cow.,
1 cow.,
t cows
22 cows
1 cows
1 cow..
1 cow.,
1 cows 95
H.
COWS 101
IS feeders.. W32
1144 1 80 1 feeders.. 1144 !
Johnson St Co. Neb.
720 3 lt 1 cow wo i ao
1 cow inon 2 40
1 cows 109) 1 65
1 cows 1075 1 ?5
9M 2 10
7x5 1 25
1U
104) 1 65
1015 2 66
...1000
... 780
...1111
...10K1
...1220
.. .10110
9U)
1 00
2 40
t 66
2 66
1 86
3 68,
2 10
1 10
810 128
1 feeder.
x :
JO cows...
1 cows...
T cows...
1 cow....
1 cows...
L. Graves Neb.
1 26 1 cow....
1 66
A. D. LaagTerd Cole.
. 90 I 60 17 feeders.. 901 1 60
feeders. . 1 6 t feeders., 761) 1 76
tt eewa 895 I 60 1 calf 130 1 60
Thorns s pros. wyo.
157 feeder. 1007 Sbi , 6 feeders. .1087 1 00
D. Blanchard Wyo.
44 feeders.. 71 8 8A f feeders.. 776 1 OA
23 feeders.. 713 3 16 t feeders. . 816 2 71
T. M. V T. W. Msthews Wvo.
14 feeders.. 84 2 t 24 feeders.. Ml I
71 feeders.. M 2 75 10 cows 844 2 8n
1 cow r. In 1 row 9Si M
cows t 1 feeder... 0 3(6
1 feeder... 8 06 1 feeder. ..107S lot
32 steers. ...HIT 1 15 8 steers... .PflJ 1 16
1 Steer J'70 ' -... .1146 115
J. W. Thomas Wjrtt,
M cora...lim 3 ' ro 104 IK
13 feeders.. 771 19 1 feeder... T70 I
SHEEP There was a fairly liberal run of
aheep and lambs here this morning, but
The demand was fully equal to the occasion
and an active and fully steady market was
experienced. Psckrrs all seemed to have
liberal orders to All and, as the bulk of
the stuff that arrived had to go for feeders,
they were all anxious to get a few loads
and everything that hnd any kill to it wag
consequently out of first hands In good
season.
The feeder market was also active and
steady, as there were a good many buyers
on the market. Unod stuff changed hands
very freely and even the commoner grades
sold without much trouble at steady prices
as compared with last' week's close.
Quotations for grass stock: Choice west
em lambs, 34.75gf5.00; fair to good lambd,
84.504.76; choice yearlings, 83.60iiM.85; fair
to good yearlings, 83.4003.60; chulcs weth
ers, 33 8593.60; fair to good wethers, 13.16(3
3.35; choice ewes, 32.85(ri3.10; fair to good
ewes, 32.5Ojf2.80; choice feeder lambs, 34.1A9
4.60; fair to good feeder lambs, 33.5"43l.00;
feeder yearlings, $3.35(03.60; feeder wethers,
33.0iVS3.25; feeder ewes, tl.5O2.60. Repre
sentative sales:
No.
251 Wyoming feeder ewe
293 Wyoming ewes
10 Nebraska cull ewes ,
15 Wyoming feeder ewes
68 Nebraska feeder ewes
405 Nebraska feeder ewes ,
127 Wyoming feeder ewes ,
1 Wyoming cull lamb
10 Wyoming cull feeder lambs
20 Wyoming ewes
15 Wyoming ewes
174 Wyoming ewes
101 Nebraska yearlings
1 Nebraska yea ring
453 Wyoming feeder ewes
101 Wyoming ewes ,
384 Wyoming cvs
48a Wyoming ewes '..
993 Wyoming feeder yearling.,
78 Wyoming yearlings ,
78 Wyoming yearlings ,
1190 Wyoming wethers
1015 Wyoming wethers
lil Wyoming feeder lambs....
294 Wyoming lambs
442 Wyoming lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Wltk Large Receipts of Cattle and
Hogs Prices Were Loner.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. CATTLE Receipts,
33,000 head. Including 600 head of Texans
and 600 head of westerns. Tha market
was slow and mostly Wc lower; good to
prime steers, 35.10ij5.65; poor to metllum,
fa.60(S'4.60; stockers and feeders, $2.26((H00;
cows. 31.35&4-40; heifers, 32.OuW4.95; canners,
31.3541 2.40; bulls, $2.0i(M 60; calves, 32.50J
7.25: Texas steers, 32.7s(g3.50; western steerg,
$3.00(84.6-
HOGS Receipts today, 83,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 16,000 head. Prices were
15 to 2oc lower; mixed and butchers' 35.4xfp
$.75; good to choice, heavy, 35.40fr.60;
rough heavy. $4 9oi6.35; light $5.2635.75;
bulk of sales, 35.25ijj6.40.
8HEEP Receipts, 6,000 head. The market
for sheep and lambs was steady and 10c
lower; good to choice wethers. $3.254.10;
fair to choice mixed. $2,004)300; western
sheep, $2.254.10; native lambs, $3.2586.7;
western lambs, $1.76435.00.
tfew Yark Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19. CATTLE Re
celpts, 4,516 head; steers active and a trlAe
Arm; bulls snd cows, steady to strong:
steers, 83.904?. 40; stsgs, 8400; bulls, $2.2i4i
8 76; cows, 31.264310; cables quoted live cat
tle higher at London llllfie; at Liverpool,
104illc dressed weights. Calves, receipts.
2 400 head: good veals In demand and
steady; all others slow- grassers. dull;
westerns, lower; veals, $4.60(rVH.75; tops. $8.83
69.00; culls, 34.004i4.50; grassers. 32.50ifr3.26;
weaterns. 83.004i3.12; city dressed veals
sold at 8&U per lb.; country dressed, 79
12c per lb.
HOGS Receipts, 11,843 head: market 80o
l.. .tfllA mriA Pennsylvania. 36.00fii6.16:
! choice light 86 20.
SHEEP AMU LAM BB-Iteeeipia. zz.mw
head; sheep lo4jr25c lower; lambs opened 16
tr26c lower, closed 254t35c off; sheep. 82 609
3 76, few exports st 84.00; lambs, 34 &V(6.80.
extra, $5.87'6.90; Canada lambs. 86.35fto.80.
Exports tomorrow 960 cattle; 1,150 sheep
and 4,400 quarters of beef.
Kansas City l.lve Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19.-CATTLE-Ra-ceipts,
17.5o0 head natives, 2,500 head Tex
ana, 1,750 head native calves, 850 head Texas
calves; best beeves, steady to weak; for
quarantine lower; for cows, steady to
lower; for stockers and feeders, weak and
dull; choice export and dressed beef steers,
$4.60if'5.4O; fair to good, 34.0D4r4.8o; stockers
nnd feeders, 32 20j4.0o; western fed steers,
33.0064.45; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00
4.25; Texas cows, $1.204i2.30: native cows,
31. 25(84.00: native heifers. 82.50fi4.10; can
ners. $1.00(0.36; bulls, $2.5002.90; calves, 33.00
tj6 25.
HOGS Receipts. 4,000 head; market 154
26c lower; top, $5 30; bulk of sales, 6.10476.30;
heavy, $5.25.30; mixed packers, $6 15io..3o;
light. $5.20(4)4.30; yorkers, $5.265.30; pigs,
$5.'4i5 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.000
head; market 64J15c lower; native lambs,
33.26&6.20; western lambs. 32.904(6. In; fed
ewes. $2.30(fi3.75; Texas yearling, $2.6o4T4.0o;
Texas clipped sheep, $2.403.75; stockers
and feeders, $2.00f3 .60.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Oct. 19. CATTLE Receipts,
t.OoO head. Including 7,000 head Texans.
Heavy supplies caused a decline In the
price of steers; cows, steady; native ship
ping and export steer, $4.25Caii0, with
Strictly fancy worth up to $6.75; drsssed
beef and butcher steers, $4.0u4i5.40; steers
under 1,000 lbs., $3.50(5.25; stockers snd
feeders $3.4O4)4.(J0; cows and heifers, 32 2o'g
4 25; canners. $1.7M4.15; bulls. . $2.4V3 2a;
calves. $3.00.76; Texas and Indian steers,
t" 30433.75 for grass fed worth up to $4 ;
cows and helfera. $2.0003 .00.
HOGS Recelpta, 3.6ue head; market slow
and easy; pigs and lights, 86.I5u6.70; pack
ers, 85.1546.50; butchers' and best heavy,
86.304j6.76. .
SHEEP AND TJIMBS-Recelpts, 1.600
head; market stesdy; native muttons, $3.36
fe3.fct; Iambs, $4.0oi 60; culls and backs,
$J.U0tl4.0i; stockers, $2.00493.00.
Sleek
Following are the
the six principal w
Cities.
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
gt. Iuls
St. Joseph
Sioux City
la Slgrat.
receipts of live stock at
astern cities yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.10,000 l.iH 18.311
.86.000 88.009 LOU
4.000
.22.100
. 8.000
. 6 3f)
. .ou0
2.6iO
1.722
1.600
12.01 a)
1.5.(0
6,200
Total
...88.000 62,06 44.613
Sloas Cttr taak Market.
SIOUX CITY, la Oct. 19 -tSpectU Tele
gram CATTIJC- Receipt, t SuO head;
stocaer lower and hitler teadyi trssv,
HftVfft.S; rows, bulls and mixed, $2 2Mf 3 30:
stockers and feeders. $2.6043.66; Calve snd
yearlings, $2 6oti3 60.
lit MJ8 Receipts
1.600 head: 1V7V30O loaer.
Bellini- at 36.00fti6.20: bulk. $5.05fr5.10. '
St. Jesepk Lira "tack Market.
ST. JOPEFH. Oct. 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, $.300 head. The market was sternly
to 10c lower; natives, $40Jti; cows and
heifers, $1.2&4.6; tockers and feeders,
$3 6004.25.
H HIS Receipts, 1,721 head. Prices wers
154i30c lower; light, $6,1546.36; medium and
heavy, $4.7Mi5.3o.
SHEEP Receipts, (.too head. The mar
ket, wa dull and lower.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct 1$. METALS Tin de
clined 5s in London to 115 7s 6d for spot
and 116 for future Locally, however,
tin was higher and stealy, closing at $25.75
i 26.00. Copper declined Is Id to 54 13s 3d
for spot and 54 6s 3d for future In the
English market. Ixvallv copper remains
quiet and Is nominally unchanged. Lake Is
quoted at 313 Ooti 13.12; electrolytic at
$13.00, and casting at $12.82. Lead was
unchanged at t4.(J04r4 60 In New .York and
at 11 In Lomlon. Spelter was steady In
New Tork. but gained 2s 6d In Ijnndon,
where It closed at 30 7s 6d. Iron closed
at 60s In Glasaow snd st 4:1 4d In Mld
dlesborough. Locally Iron was unchanged;
No. 1 northern foundry Is quoted at $l.tWv
16.60; No. 2 northern foundry at alS.OUcjlii.oO;
No. 1 southern foundry, soft, at $16.004716.60.
ST. IX3UIS. Oct 19. META L8 Lend,
steady at $4.30. Spelter, quiet at $6.45.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19 COFFEE-Spot Rio
steady; No. 7. Invoice, 64C; mild. steaiH ;
Cordova. 7V44r7c. The market for futures
opened steady at a decline of 8 points on
November to unchanged on other options,
the loss on November being due lo litiga
tion, whl'e the later months were steadied
by smaller primary receipts nnd timer
European markets. As ths sexalon pro
gressed there was a renewal of the outsMa
demand recently noted, business .became
fairly active snd ths market wns finally
steady to 6Jil0 points higher. Bales were
48.000 bags. Including November at 4 Sivl
5 00c; December, 6.HKir5.26c; January, 5.26r;
March, 6.354r5.45c; Mnv. 6 504f6.6oc; July. 6.tw
6.70c; December, 6. 755. 80c,
t Klgln Batter MsAet.
ELGIN. III.. Oct. 19.-BVTTEr.-At the
close of the meeting of the Board of Trade
today the official price of butter was Axed
at 21c, an advance of c over last Week.
The sales before the meeting amounted to
142 tubs and the price was at the new
figure. The output for the district during
the last week was 676,000 lbs.
(agar nnd Molasses,
NEW YORK. Oct. 19 8UGAR-8ten(lv;
fair reflnlnge 3c; centrifugal 96 test. 2c;
molnsses sugar, 3c; refined, steady; No. 6,
4.354t4.SOc; No. 8, 4.25c; No. 9, 4.20c; No. 10,
4.15o; No. 11, 4.40c; No. 12, 4.05c; No. 18.
4 00c; No. 14, 8.95c; confectioners' A, 4.00 ;
mould A. 6 00V; cut loaf. 6.35c; crushed.
5.35c: nowdered. 4.05ci granulated. 4.05c:
cubes. 8 50c. Molasses, oulet; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice, S4f42c.
NEW ORLEANS, rvt. 19. SUGAR Dull;
open kettle centrifugal. 3crf3c; centrifugal
white, 4c; yellow, $13-lWf4e; seconds, 'in
8'c. New rane syrup, 83c. Molasses, dull;
centrifugal. tnic.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Fa mam street.
Abiah L. Stevens et al to Andrew R.
Mclluln, lot S, block 7, Isaac At Shel
don's addition , $ l,C5j
D. V. Sholes company to lletnrlch
Grunhagen, lot 1, block 3, Duponl
Pluce 175
Oeorge W. Lower, guardian, to Mart
Kruger, lot 3, block 2, Pialnvlew
r.ddltlon 1
Sheriff to National Lite Insurance
company, e80 feet lota 21) and 20,
Millard St Caldwell's addition 28,(0)
Osmund N. Burkitt and wife to Ru
dolph Huber. e lot 1, bloric 1,
Patricks addition 3,623
Benson Land company to Julius N.
C. Andresen. part block 69, Benson., 750
Sarah A. Atkins et al to H. H.
, Barnes, lot 6, b'.ock 13, Hanscom
Place 1
John Grant and wife to Simon li. ,
Clark, lot 4, block 7, Grammercy
Park 1
Frank Koutsky and wife to Frank'
Franek, n20 feet lot 23 and all lot
24, block 7, Brown park 2,500
United Real Extate and Trust com-
Sany to W. E. Crosby and C. M.
.Ion. lot 6, block 3, Maxwell's 2d
addition ..... 350
John J. Ryan and v.lfe to Charles
and Marie Lhotka, lots 21 and 22,
, block 30, 1st addition to Corrlgmi -
Place 60J
Anna Corrlgan to Leopold G. Mew
ins et al. lot 4, block 18, 1st addi
tion to Corrlgan Place 2."i0
David M. Marvin and wife to Arthur
B. Tebbens, sl9 feet lot 16. and nl8
foot lot 15. Reed's 2d addition. -... 1,960
City Savings bank to Allen S. Ho
mnnp, part lots 9 and 10, block O,
Lowe's addition. 1.859
IS0T1CE TO FARMERS
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even up for a good team of horses, or one
horse and some cash. Piano was used five
months and bought of Schmoller St Mueller
Piano Co. Omaha.
Address A, care Bee office, Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
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