THE OMAT1A DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S. 1004.
(.RAIN AND PRODltE MARKET
.s ubtly Lower Frict on th Speculative
WLtat F-n'..rrt.
SO PARTICULAR ACTIVITY IN THE sURKETS
4 mm atroae. on rrml Renon. I oasl
Wheal far t I a l. f r t Hf),
Hit I If air-4 nmrtrlul
l.nselp.
oMAIIA. i KM.
1. 1'I
...is- wr f a . ore
a.ne in t i.e fj i . a
Ir. i'.nrn a . .
and li,. t ? .m V i ,
I -n r a Tf.ni. a .
I I. a r to b,i '
.mil aoni
i. i. 'it as r ii"
miik st-ady
ir f ( ' nii.ttly.
ii. I . miss of
i t itii.- way or
, a l.ttlc nrtii' r
. ii h' i I., f-in'
: n n r yy l. .1 i
I
'ir in.
Mill.'
the i,f. .-i!
r-j- n .
- tu.ti
tr.i. Im- n
and their i
regh
i.. i r. Mir
r a . . i ; ,
lr Mai; f
t a a I '
I o
I I
.1',
i: i Hi
) '
t.l' ii I n Im
tl r. Sl"lli!
M ii is 1 r : n r hli :i go.
lis. lani'a 111- mil int.-r-n
.Lirii.k. tn ace,'.
- e-hl. even going as flf
i I ,. i .! I l i- 1 T about
1" (.... I us'.rle "f Wliea
rn'.e teen Se
ui I ni l a ii1 be r ifft t
t-.-.. rf- X .-ll vrfil'-v.
lobe- .1 ) .No.'ti b.r nln'l i
r.,1,. l.r.b nhMi In I tin'
..rii r t i in uth rn i
ti ' i I a faunr. hut
ll" C-l t U. iMflt
li .1 ITil fur Or-
.1.1 There If
a.-, ti'.n "f the
liifi rnU. whore
ii the northern
tro.ible. other
a I- i a ' I" th"
rr4' r.;'i r"P " i '!
western roads In
In.i milKr tare h.ivt ren nn"fij
Luce mim . i .t lie would, ri -e t-i i'ur
r , ir. for It
II 4 t iil, crnrl!r nn ftimnt or
ff..' fMv' f tt AIi''UltlirHl rilln
rf Sl,f..,i, irmt tm crn rrup of till
ai l rrach ill if'rt trifhrli
r-'iltf r r nrl:nl to Itp nhiw ami
ar rr l I In 'if 01M of .li ninrl't
1'iiihln i'l- lrrirnt. hy ti Irnilrrni's
..f ih.. it ia.n iirnl t n-'-fiiv for i'ii'K
. i..n J i' h! jir-pnt Ida Jiiiwhn n- -li".-
M.irk? I ln'tlv fur t in rM.on
f'mi If l tint narrow fur tMa n'll' k ' tl n.
In i titiiu tlf rxnua of fli.i t'Mtlona wi
.fr', tin itra wr fr-o irnt rhnna-a
In th .rl"a Th nurtiintlor.a on Iwcrni--t
rovfr n point, nivl tha Mar. nml low
how-.' aho.it -inl iMnfi'i n roniJ rw1
wth ti, fianr-I vl'i'li' Itarftnhar
r,., t-, t Ii Mr a.,1'1 t ? ! VM. T tin
.It I i II irJ .Mar fl'l'Mil.it-1 hulwi-ll
I t?i. and II ll ami fn.illy a'-lU! off a
ttM frn.Ml!l.
i ,.rn w-t atrtjnaar on tha froat la or
f,i,, ni, nliho-ah It la (rrn-rally nrl
mli. lal froaf la H numr.-f a fur
am ,t alil,t to do tii'irh rtamHua 'o tha
rf.il. la r.iM'frnnl I.-mfirr itain-rt V,o
n( Mar wtlia So hlnhr nt otia tlma.
raf-lv h-M lla owr
innri r iln fr.rr tlon-Iit Wtiaat, 1 rnr
i 2 hT1. 17 r.ira o. a: ll rara io a.
I -nr f,n aro I'orn. 1 rr No 2; S caj-
t j i s jHL.w '"its. 3 nra No.
i I rar n r ila; S rara No I whlta: 77
ira No 3 whit; 1 car ataniliinl. Ilye.
t No. J, t rar No. 2.
Cartut Hfrrlata.
What. Corn.
'hlrmn (! 1
Oafs.
Mln.i t p.!ta "
l-il'ith CT. ...
f I.Mla 13 1"
Kanaaa "Mty SW 2 83
Mraalatraaf'a Vlalhla.
V' -.t aiat r.f Fir.rkiaa. Inrraaaa. 4 K;.fiK
r--t , wn-at, Kn-oj anil afloat. Incr-asa,
I. ii ; loin' Inrr-n.aa, '.rVT.OiO hu. :
.'.rn. 1i.-ra.aaa, 1i.iii) bu. ; oa, Incr-aae.
7 1 1 r tin
(ma.ia C.ir.h Sataa -1 car No. 4 wha.it,
i ll.a flo; 5 .itra Vo J vallow rorn. 4V:
1 rar No .1 wl.lfa i.ata 2!',-; 1 rr No. 4
whlla oat a. Tr ; I rar No. 4 rva. RiH".
I lilaaaw atnrka tirala la all I'naltlnaa.
Wf .af 77i'i tn.. Incranao 4.OI10 hu. ;
mtn 4Clfti l.-i . ilrraao 7'-'.i" bu. ; onti
).i . t,n , niTna 43,iio bu.; rva 744.KM
bu . Inrrai. IAHHi bu ; barley liiUrt) bu.,
Imraaaa 2" .' bu.
Drila Markata Klaanaara.
floalna! prlrra of (train toilar nn 1
dar ut ih mnrkata n a mart ware aa fi
Mon
l.owa: CHICAGO.
Cl' .
Wheat
i .-rmhar
Mv . ...
Ixtohar ..
I in -
f N-renioer
M.v
I h foher ..
4 ir la -"fatlhir
M
October
V
Mav
Tleremrier
May
Wtet
paiemtiar
May
fiecambar
May
V.--at
Irarnbr ,
May
ivfcr -
f ka.-arr bar
May
Wheat
Iiwerabar
May
TnAiy. Monday.
1 '2S
1.10
Mi,
4V.
3ri
!3-
1.13
1.11
51
4
&-
30
31
33
8T. LOC18
117
117
47
47
47
KANdAS C1TT.
im
103
44
103
44
NEW TORK.
115
111
ia
114
MINNEAPOLIS.
11.1
114
114-
115
rULXTH.
. 111
UW TURK GENERAL NtHKKT
aaaatlaa
I 4aa Dar
a Varlaat
t'aaaaaadltlae.
NEW TORK. Cu t a-FIiOUR-Racelpta,
H. t:t bbla , a port a. (.Mii bbU. ; aaK a. U,.'ix)
aka.; nuarkat nru and hlahar on soma
grade, wltb (Mr danmnd, winter patenia,
tt ..4 73. winter atraiyhts, lf io-ijvfi. tt, Mln
aaaota patent. 15 UVas.Ho; Mlniicsnua bale
era, Hra.s; winter eatraa. t3.4tVa4.15;
winter tow trades, l v.ja. Rye flour,
Mrin. aalaa, 4i) bo. a. ; fair 'o good, H404 iiU;
ehoica ti fancy, 14 rii-tao,
(liKNMtAL-eliaady; yellow western,
Hal li, city. H.UfilU; kiln dried, 13.10
e J Ja.
KV E Nominal
MAKI.KY ajulet; feeding. 4c, o. L f.
ti'W York.
a MICAT-salai, 4.a.t(a) bu. futures; spot
aiarSat steady; No. i red. fl 17 f. u. b.
arl.Mit, No 1 northern Iniluth. tl .J2 f. a.
k. afl.iat. Not 1 hard Manitoba, nominal
I o. ailuat. The wheat opening was
annul steady, followed by a decline under
b: raoaiiyta and lower cable. After a r&liy
laaiiiitf nieel of the day. and based on
poor a.rtng vheal arading. alleged Armour
a ipix.ri aa.l aire Mat ft In the nortnweat.
the market Anally yialited to unloaiilim
and cluaea ai) rat lower Sulea in-ol'i.le-1
No. 1 red. May. tl H'.ijMi, cloaed
i !' Liecember, tl. 151. li. closed
tl li.
CoKN Receipt, s li bu. ; eipoMa, 3.itJJ
bu. . a leu, lO.u.u hu futures. 111 iK bu. apot;
epoi nuirkec steady , No. 2. nominal, eleva
tor a id iiSo f. o. b. ailoat; No. 2 veilow,
!: N.a t white, oa.;. Options market
w. a dull and featuralesa. cloaing without
anaierliai r'liuig May cloaed al &4c. lo-eanii-.
7,j,.'a,o. cloaed. 7c.
OA r Ketalpla. 1.17. mtj hu. . exports, 15..
it bvi . apol market quiet; mixed oata,
1 to 41 lt.a , JlWvu.laV net nra'. whlla. M to
A." I'.a . Jk.l74i, clipped white. u-W lbs.,
7H'o. Options market munlnul. Ue
cemlier jloeed ac J7o.
rk.k:l-Hieadv; at.rn.i hmn. tl9.8i; mld-
4 .lne. ID. cltV. tJUaaMT JU.
Hur r'lim: stale common to choice,
J'3:c; P, a-i;io; ol.ls, 14fft0. Pn
!,rlo coaat. ltai, akmiio, Ihm, S!'jc. olds,
li :so
HlL'k"- rirm: Galveston. to lha,
I'c. California. Jl to J& lbs. IHu, Texas dry,
.'I l'. ' lha . 14r,
! KaTH :- U rn: acid. 'J4f9.'4o.
kli K alriu; domeaiic fair to extra. 2
ia',c. J.ipiuiee. nominal.
PliiVitjUi.-H-l. steady ; family 110 50
II' jm. nieaa. Sj'jjn5.i: beef hatns. U4.ii
i.i p.vet. ii liii1 .'hi; extra India mean,
'H Oil1' Cut u.eata. dull, pickled l I-U.-4
la ....! 7.. v; i u .-d aiioulde'a, $7
im ala.1 hams. II I'llJ Lard, easy;
ao i:n aieutiie t. a n-.ined, easy; ooiul
a. it. .ii.. nti Aim ne t. la. 75; o. m
V a. nd. v.... I'm i.i'n.U . familv. tU.5o;
ai'ort tU il7 iK'. m.'SK, tti i:.
TtUoH aii.,ly, country. 4Sii6i'.
I'c I 1.1'dV llc, nil. acaterii .'hi. k
eaa lie '... I..-. tuike. US,-; dreaaed.
n.m. taeaiciii . in. k. na, t:'.-;jo; fowla, uc;
! i Vi. m t
I I TTI' H In ovular; a'raet price, extra
"". ..tibial pricea. creainaiy
' eau , a. -v,, . held exiiaa,
.t-H J.', aiate dairies, commou lo extia.
1.. . ' '....
('li. ..SIC St roii 4. t.,ta full -ream small
dii'l . o.ol I and yylilii. 1 l,,.. U. ua ,.
red ml white. oo,l i., f.,i,,.v, ju.
l..r :. a. Ilia, fi.uif (.. ,a'l"V. 7.teJ.A
K ;..s W-. !' a inn,., cle.ud
"'ll -' . llM.illi' !.. -O.t.lc
Twla.lo .! 4arkei.
l'"I Kl'i. Oct 4. SKl-.O- Clio,.,- ,,,.h
1 y 1, (. 1.1a
bhl 1'avemU
47 7i,
I M.1.I1 r Prune Alaike. 4 JU bid
f. in,., ilmottiy. tl A.
laailwitt ! alnrkei.
I'l'l.i'Tti. M no., ihi 4. - ukat-To
, N ' I .1- in. 41 !'; No. 2 ..!,.
!$11S. No 2 nortlirrn. Jl oN: I aramlxr
: n ,, v.iv. i' h
i H TS -1 n :irrtvi- nnil on truck. :"
fill! MiO .RAI AMI rimVIMOI'
I'ltlmr, of tha Traillna; and lloalnaT
Prlraa on Hoard of Tradr.
i llli'AHO. vt. 4 A hg Inorcaaa In tht
m.irl.la ir.il..' aupply wrnkam-d whtal at
tr..- rl'in inHv. I.il'iril ri'.riiita m Hi
ri. rt h at inpiii.slz-il t )w .If pi -ann.n. I'om
piir.rt Hh l.ii-l niaht a tiKi.iii. PiiTmliiT
ah. at .Ina.'.l H.iS' lowir. Mu Is off
'O iM-trmlxT mrn ia up 'at' t'nia ahow
a Kniii of '' Pioviaionn ir down 5jlfo.
tiaiiiK to amiiJUT !- I reiripii thin ax
pn l. ! th. ra waa i f ur il maii.l fur whe.it
Ht tua iiprnlnK t iff. : Inns were riMiiparn
1 1 vl hum In rui.a.iiii'iire a uttuily tone
hi iiih ill frati .l 1 irr. nii" v a rts a s.hmle
lomi r Im a aliarto hiKlirr at 11 l;'lnl l.l'a
May .'p. ti.'il 'ni4r l . r ! a ."hmle biKln-r
at 1! l.i'a ii 1 l'.i't For Uir tlrat I. w miniiua
pit trail. .mil rmiiniiasioii h"UM"a wera
nii'.l.-rat.. In.xrra. Lrrnilirr a. ' 1 1 1 1 1 aj up t'l
$1 f' i.tirt S.iv to Jl.l.iVil l.i'a l.llxial
amv.ila. hoa rM-r. In thr not t hw -aat aoon
rauai-.l aitiv.' aclinic of tin lVivmlwr da.
llvrry A rr.nti'.n tolluwpil. I e rcnibiT do-
Imliirf to l l.'i, nml May to II UV
Th" fn. linn rn tno rl.M" wk wi-nk, prtrra
I.. -ir a, :.t lh lvr-t .oint of Iho da. hMnal
il nlona nn 1 . ml mm- mro at SI l.'S-
M.iy . Iiim.-iI at II l.S. loariiiirra of whaat
ami flout w.-ro I'lnal to '.:.: Iniahrla. Tim
W'Tld a viaihlo aupply. an orillr.g to Mrad
Hl-fll, Mil ll.iml 111 (mo .mill Im. I'rltlllliy
rnnlpta ri" l..i.4 ii bu . lompiirrd with
l ii..."" Im a j-riir into Mlnnoapolla. lm
luth and t hli-nKo rfpiutrd rrcripta of 1,'.4J
rara Hg. ilnt l ux.' rara I. ml H' ami l.lM
I'lira a j rai aRo.
A iL-tr. in" i i So prr ifnt Im primary n
crlpta romnar.'il with last ) rar I'ountor
bilanrod t ho w,a k'ntmjr. .fti.-.-l of lowrr
priraa of whriit. iroatliiK a llrtu tone III
in i.i l.o. al rro. lpta ali-o wi-ro anuillar
than ratimnt.il and thia fact aldod the
bulla In an effort to at.ppoit the uiaikrt
I i. rrtnliil- rprll. ii 'n'll'ic hinh.T at 51VlJi
51 'ac, aold up to M'V' and closed Ht 51 'tr.
1ocnl rerrl l wore liW rara. with 14 cars
.if contract Kiade.
Data were Mr in on (roud buylnn by caali
houaea and on covcrlim by ahorta. The
atrenicth of tha caah article wa.a a help to
ajKculailvr prices. liecember opened c
to '' IdKher at 3! Vp;il'c, aold between
l'c and 81'ic and cloae.l at Sl,'(i31Sc.
I, oral rereiptM were 23J ours.
Smnll recelpla of hons and lilnher prices
at tha y irda caused a firm tone In pro
visions early in tha day. but the market
weakened later on aelllnR by brokers, sup
posed to be m llriK for IimhI packers. There
win also soma profit taklnu by outside
holders. At the ch a. Januaiy pork was
off l:i,c(irir at $17. 4f. 1:1. 47'-t. lard was down
l-'4o at 7. to; nha wrra 5o lower at .S HT.
h-stlmated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
69 cars; corn. 97 cars: oats. 134 oars; hoR.
a,' head. The biwrd of trade will be
cloael Saturday, October 8; Chicago day.
Artlclea.1 Open. HlKh.i Low. Cloae.l Yes y.
Wheat
Oct.
Uce.
May
Corn
Oct.
I ec.
May
Oata
Oct.
1 ice.
May
rot k
t.
I ec.
Jan.
Ijard
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
May
Ribs
tlet.
Jan.
May
I i n
II 13'rt-
ii;
13.
1 m
1 K'i
'i'ii.!'
1 lf! l n
1 li;l 13H'U
I 1 1
1 U' 1 i;t-n
!
1 lit 1
1 l.T.U 1 13V'I
1 13i 1 13.
52 I 67!
5'Ji.
57
G1"!! 51;
oi
&1
51
a:lMMliMa!V5
4K 4S-o 4941'
I
3"!
31,
3i ;
31 i
33j
s'3gi
31'n 31'd 3Ki3l
3;i.33'ii 33
33'
11 SO 1 11 SO
It 0L'! It
13 55 I 13 M
I
11 75 11 75 I 11 SO
11 87 11 S7! 11 X5
13 45 I 13 47 13 tiO
7 70 7 70 7 SO
7 63 7 55 7 7
7 f.0 7 ) 7 67
7 65 7 66
7 ! 8 00 8 no
7 7 6 97 7 0.'
7 10 7 10
as follows:
7 77l
77i
K5
1 .75
7.
7 70
' 96
' 04,
s 00
7 05
7 15
15
Cash
notations were
KLOl'R-KIrm; winter patents, laSOr
5 50; straights 14.90175.20: spring patents,
15 4t7J.oo; straights, 14.704(6 bo, bakers. 13.40
m 3
WHKAT No. 2 sptlnR. ll.1Wl.lx; No. 3,
11 of.-nl 15; No. 1 red. 11.12'ri 1.13.
CORN N'o. 2, 63e: No. 2 yellow. 65'4c.
OATS No. 2, 3(e; No. 3 white. 31i&32e.
KYhV-No. 2. 7c. ,
HARI.EV (iood feeding. 3tif37c; fair to
choice malting. 40i4Sc.
8KEDS No. 1 flax. II n; No. 1 north
western. l.ltv'o'l.lH; clover, contract grade,
12 16.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl..
lll.754tll. . Lard, per 1O0 lbs., 17.727.7S.
Short rihs sides (loosei. 1S.kT8.26; short
clear sides boxed). IS fsXil.75.
Receipts and shipment of flour and gral.t
were as follows:
Rereinta.
Flour, bbla 2S.oo
Wheat, bu lir.'.OiO
Corn, bu lV4is
Oats, bu 430.SHO
Rye. bu ll.cUst
Uarlev. bu 301.5HO
Bhlpmenta
lR.7f7)
7H.10O
152.900
93.K0O
3.700
8,0
On the Produce exchange today the hut
ter market was steady; creameries, 14(fi2oe
dairies. 13trl7e. Kkrs,
cases Included, llylo'
firsts. Cue; extra. 22c
steady; at mark
firsts, 18c; prime
Cheese, firm, 10
y luc.
ft. I.oala liraln and Provlalona.
ST. LOl'IS, Oct. 4.-WHEAT iAiwer; No.
1 red, cash, elevator. JMi-; track. 11 19..))
120; December. II li:'tf'.16; May, 11.16;
No. 2 hard, ll.ijl.lS.
CORN Weak; track, 64c; December, 47c;
May. 47c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 rnah. Sic; track.
32'ti33c; December. 31c; May, 33c; No. 2
white. 3Ky4c.
KLOl'K yuiet: red winter patents. 15 75
iy5:si; extra fiuicy and straights, 16.3o6.05;
clear, tl.27.ii 3.75.
SK,KI Timothy. 12.55'H2.R5.
I'i iRNMKAL Steady. 12.75.
BRAN Steudy; sacked, east
S5c.
II AY Scarce, firm; timothy,
nnilrle. tti.tsMii 50.
track. 81
t7.OO12.50;
IKON COT TON TIES 96c.
R AGO INO 71iy;c.
HKMP TWIN&-7C.
PROV'ISKN8 Pork. lower; jobbing.
Ill aft Lard, lower; prima steamed, 17.25.
Racon, firm; boxed extra shorts, lit.37;
clear rib. ts.2; short clear. Is. 75.
METAlA ld. firm at K12. Spelter,
teadv at 14.96.
Pol'LTRY Klrm; chickens, 8.?; springs,
aUlOu; turkeys, 12 14c, ducks. 9c; geed.
Sc.
Fl TTF.R Firm; creamery, is'ic; dairy.
fAXlS Hrra at 18c,
Article.
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Out, bu.
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
... IS. 000 10,1'is) I
...136.000 171. Coo I
... ll.KSl 5S,IM)
... 39,000 43,000
Avallakle Saaply ! Grain.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4. Special cable and
telegraphlo communications received by
RraUKtreet. show the following changes
In available supplies as compared with
last acciKiryt:
Wheat. I lilted States and Canada, e st
of the Rockies, 4.997.iisj bu.. Inoieise;
ailoat for and in Europe, lnoreae. 4 9 0,
uoo bu.; total supply. Increase. .s97.0ij bu.
Corn, I nltert state and Canada, east
of tha
Oata.
of the
RiH-kles. decrease. 1.399.ia) b.l.
l'nlted Slates and Canada, east
Rockies. Increase. 3.117. mm bu.
The leading increases reported this week
are l,:i0.tMi bu. at the western Interior
elevators, 1.124J.0OO bu. at Man toha. 127.
uui bu. at Nashville 70.is) bu. at Dallas.
54.' bu. at the Milwaukee private ele
vator and Tlo.isu bu. at the Minneapolis
private elevators.
Stocks held at Syracuse decreased 90.000
bu. and those held t Chattanooga, de
creased 5o.is.sJ bu.
kaaaaa t'lty Kraln and Piavlsliiaa
KANSAS CITY. Cat. 4 WHEAT-Stendv
to lower; Iiecenibor, ILW,; May, Jl.uS'
1 nt'd: oikh No, 2 hard. l.u6fff; iW: No
11 ii3'i'1.07: No 4, 93c V SI. US: rejected. 90c;
No. 2 red. Il.lo'al .12; No. 3, 11 .Ortw l.o9; No. 4.
96. 'fill lat.
CoKN-Steadv to higher: December, 44c;
Mav 44c: cash No. 2 mixed, 49dfl!o; No. S,
4','a4i'..c; No. 2 white, 61c: No. 3. "luUr.
OATS Stendv; No. 2 white, 31&32e; No.
3 mixed. ''ii31c.
HAY-Stteady: choice timothy, t8.751f9.00;
choice pmirla, ts.no.
RYK Staadv at 70o.
Eli 1 til- Firm; Missouri and Kanaaa. new.
No. 2. Whltewn.1,1 cases Included, lHc; ciae
count Is.-; case returned o lesa.
BL'T'ijKR Creamery, Irtdilso; dnlrv, 14c.
) Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat,- bu sl.i'i'1 134.400
Corn, hu 26.4O0 s).4otl
its, : bu 54.000 ,000
Pklladelphl Pradaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4. BI'TTER
Firm, good dtmaiid: extra western, 24o;
nearlsy- prints, 23e.
Ki 1C yulet. but steady; nearbv firsts
and .-tern firsts. 2ei2lc at mark
CHtESE - Firm, good demand: New York
full Creams, fancy. Iuiai lVc; New York
full ntfuiiH, chulie. 94.iiV; New York full
creamai. fair 10 good, 9g9c.
Mluaaaualla drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 4. WHEAT-Da-ciHitavr,
J 13.ii I 1SS.. Mav. Ill4ijll4;
No. I hard. 11 16; No. 1 nortlirrn, 11.14;
No 2 northern 1! 11',.
FLO I It - K11 -.1 juliiiis. Sa'iie-IO; ae.-ond
. Hen's. J4i..y,-ii.i I ,. first ileuls, t4 IsTvyj 1U;
sec I clears, $.; ti.oj ji
UK.N-Iu bulk. I.'. ul6 r..
Liverpool liraln Market.
LIVEHPki.. o. t 4. W llEAT- Bpot,
n.an 11. il. tului.a dad, 1. -ctni,. 1 , ; 7J.
I'l'iiX S,...t V 1. -uc ui 11: ..I 'tultl 4a
sd, linuKs, dull, L'vy'viuovr, ia u.L
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS 1
Northeri Securities Eettlemen the Cfter
of the Day's Transartions.
CAUSES BiG BOOM IN ST. PAUL SHARES
I
! Ramor Ihut ll W III .rrure f'nntrol of
j jVnrthern rarlflf t'nuae lla stork
to
Adtaare nirr ls
Polnle.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4 -Speculative atten
tion reverted afrsln today l.i the Northern
Securities nettlement question and I'nlicd
Htatca Hteel pieferie-il was i;i.en o er to
a prolU-taklnp movement. Toe rather em
phatic uttlciai de.ilala that the corporation
was tail ton Its pn irrred stuck tor con
version Into bond-, yvhl.h was the n imitial
cuiiso for the biiovunt rn- In that s o, k
yesterday, made It na'ur.il that aune sell
1 1 1 at should tesiilt toiWy. ll was not a
siirprl." to are ,ha fori e of the ilav's
rumor mnut;eniiK shifts. i to the Ncrtiiern
Securities company, as tluse two siiujccs
have shown in. exhausted inpacity for
stlniulii'.tns furious price movements.
I he movement centered In St. 1'nul to
day. Tlait stock Memtd to reach no limit
to its IIIkIiI. Its anion was the illicit
outcome id the etretiKth of I nlon l'aciilc
and of Southern i'aoino on the I'XenatiKO
; ii ml of Northern Securities on the. ri.tu.
I The new plume of tmlnv s rumors rfKanl
itm tha seitlemotit of the dispute over tha
I dletribution of the Northern Seurlil a
usxets was that It Involved the iodili'l lit
of control of Northern l'lirific, winch Is
the vital point In the contest in St. I'aiii,
but not the faintest adn.ls.-lim from any
olllcliil source of the truth of the report
could bo scoured. Room trade incident to
the movement wns on an i nornious scalo
and Involved uulck turns in tens of Hi mi
samls of shares. The movement r-'ewil.Nlft
wus more moderate and was uccimiM iil"l
by steady profit taklitK. "''I only In ( tdt.d
States Stoi l pr. feriod. but in other,, wi ich
were prominent In yesterday's rise, nota
bly Krlo and Norfolk & We Hern. For a
while during the llnal hour the prolit
takliiK heraine Kciirrnl and rath"r pre
cipitate on the day's advance. The Hi
vancc started III the southwe-itern ooltoti
carriers yesterday by the government's
cotton estimate was continued today, with
Ml-ssourl Pacific a leader.
The weather bureau's weekly bulletin
on cotton somewhat modified the offset
of yesterday's proverniuent estimate mil
the forecast of freesltiK weather and snow
In the west anil northwest was a factor In
the day's markets.
The money ma.'ket continued tr-ampiU.
but both the Bovernment and interior ab
sorbed further larno cash resources. Con
tinental exchanKos moved iiKalnst London
and Kold was marked up a fraction there
The stork market here closed unsettled
and Irreirtihir hy reason of the extent of
late prollt-taklliK" movement. St. I'aul'B
net Rain was 6, 1 point less than the ex
treme advance.
Honda were firm: total snlea, pnr vnlue.
$i'.,o-5.iii. l'nlted Stalej old 4s declined
per cent on coll.
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Quotation. on the New York Stock ex-
change rn lined ns follows
Atchison 31. 40C 83 82
82
no
907(,
93
132
181
45
39
81
16
189
1
181
6
14
82
19
r.i
26
169
290
29
81
32
S
47
79
89
141
24
46
127
153
83
120-
66
76
130
100
25
61
39
126
72
9l
84
132
71
&s
86
77
29'i
73
do pfd 4 2 000 Ksi inn
R. & 0 25.3H0 91 90
do pfd 500 94 111
Canadian Pacific 8,600 133 431
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio.. 11,7'1 45 44
Chicago A Alton 100 40 40
do pfd
Chicago Ot. West... 2.300 10 16
C. & N. W 3.tfo0 190 1W
C. M & St. V 134.4O0 107 159',
do pfd jno 182 1S2
Chicago T. & T 700 7 7
do pfd 900 14 14
C, C. St. L . tKX 82 82
Colorado Southern... 1,100 19 19
ao it pra mm tu til
do 2d Pfd 1.2O0 27 2i
Delaware & Hudson. 2,300 170 168V
o., I,. Ai v
D. & R. Q 800 29 2
do pfd 1.701 82 82
Erie 7.700 33 S2
do 1st pfd 5.) 69
do 2d pf.'. 2,4"0 47 46
Hocking Valley 3O0 81 81
do pfd 100 89 89
Illinois Central 8,600 141 14
Iowa Centra. 400 25 24
do pfd 200 46 46
K. C. Southern 100 24 24
do pfd Hi) 46 46
L. A N 6.400 128 127
Manhattan 9 164 164
Met. Securities 11,100 85 ' 83
Met. St. Ry 3.600 121 120
Minn. hi. 1.
M.. St. P. & 8. S. M. 2.10C 77 76
do pfd
Missouri Pacific 104.800 101 99
M.. K. & T 8.409 26 2.-.
do pfd 4.7O0 57' 50
Natl of Mex. pfd... 200 40 89
New York Central... 3,6o 127 126
Norfolk & Western.. 11, 73 72
do pfd
Ontario & Western. 5.6O0 35 34
I'ennsylvanla 99.50) 133 132
P., C, C. & St. L.... 300 71 71
Reading 32.9)0 69 68
do 1st Pfd 1,000 86 86
do 2d pfd
Roc'.t Island 49.700 SO 29
do pfd 2,900 73 72
St. L. & 8. F 2d pfd. 400 69 59
St. L. Southwestern. 1.50.1 22 22
do pfd 6,7"0 49 4
Southern Pncllle .... 90 9uO 58 57
Southern Ry 45,SuO 3:1 33
do pfd 200 95 95
Texas At Parlde 19.9i .13 32
T.. St. L. & W 1(0 32 32
do pfd 1.S00 51 60
Vnlon Paolllo 161, 3i) HM 102
do pfd SCO 94 93
Wabnsh 3.400 21 20
do pfd 12.900 42 42
Wheeling A L. E.... 1,2X) 1818
Wisconsin Central .. 60 20
do pfd 700 45 44
Mexican Central 1,600 14 14
48
57'4
33
94
32
31
50
104 .
93
20
42
17
20
44
14
Adams Express
American Epress.
C S. Express ,
Sin
210
120
136
200
100
212
121
212
121
'59
23
Wells-Fargo
Amal. Copper
Am. Cor Foundry
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
American lee
4.600
1,100
611O
41 s)
"'iflO
6.700
24-
82
30
"7
84
59
23
81
2!)
81-ln
m
88 ,
7
S27.
11
30
26
ii
67
107
131
92
68
86
212
15
70
?8
172
17
do pfd
American Lnaeid OH
Am. Locomotive!!!!! 'i!u6 '27'
do nfd
26
'66
IM
131
8..
210
15
71
8
173
17
75
Am. Smelting A Ref.
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refining.
Anaconda Mining Co.
P.rook Rapid Trans.
Colo. Fuel & Iron...
Consolidated Otis ...
Coin Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Oenera'. FJeetrle ...
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
National Lead
Nrrth American
Pacltlc Mall
People tlus
Pressed Steel Car ..
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Gondii
do pfd
Tenn. C. A I
I'. S. Leather
do pfd
P. S. Reilty A Imp.
I'. 8. Rubber
do pfd
8.100
400
8,600
SfjifiOO
2,800
G.9U0
1V0
4oo
l.ism
nun
1,800
Kxl
67
108
U2
'68
37
213
16
71
'!)
173
17
757.
2M
79
26
95
84
103
34
T.l
221
10
62
:i
83
48
9
67
61
3
78
18
76
164
4,600
Sis)
l.Si W
2.500
&.6i0
' 400
7.7'rt
6,7(10
6-10
'j! 500
l.l'O
6u0
9X)
S,S0
si
26
96
84
liW-
35
8
'iiki
63
21
'49
10
f$l
24
79
19
767,
164
25
95
81
103
34
SO
'in
62
21
4S
9
87
62
2H
79
18
75
164
IT. 8. Steel ...
do pfd
..129.810
Westlnghnus Else.. soO
Western l'nion 1.9o0
Totul sale for the day.
se-
91
91
1,401,900 share
l.aadaa Sloek Blarkcl.
IX1NrON. Oct. 4 tTosing:
Cocaola, aionay
Ill -14 New York
.. V Norfolk A
Oalral. .
DVastara.
UlVi
7J
1
4
p)
J
44
laV
to
1'4
7
11
43 SI
ao aecuunt
Anaconda
Ali'talaon
ir pfd
Baitliuora A Ohio.,
ranadiaa Parlfl.'...
( hsaapaaka A Ohio
I bkai O. W
C . M A St. P ...
Da Baara
D. A R. 0
do aid
Brt
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
IMIaols Central
I. A N
M ,K A T
.. 4-a, no pta
.. iu Ontario A Wralarn
. .lul'a Peeasylvaula
. . i Rand Mines
. . HaaJlua
.. 41 I do lat pfd
. 17xt do lil pfd
Is Suuibern Railway
. 1 do pfd
. '4 Southsrn r actio .,
. sa I n Ion Paelte
. 14 do pfd
. 114 V. 8. Siaal
.4s h do pfd ,
.144 Wabash
.111' do pfd
. MV Spanish 4s
MS
KIl.VrCR-Har
steady. . 13 lild per ounce
M' A Ki lit 1 par cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for abort bills
I l-lii,i2 per cent; three month bill,
I452 per cent.
lew York Mining Stock.
NEW YORK. Oct 4 -The following re
tha
loaiiig price on mlnina slin ks:
Adsma
Ton.
I una Chief
.. "4
..MM
..!
.. It
.. II
.. .11
.. 41
..
. Is
All"
lltaaia
4i litis wlr Caa . .
I uir al." a Tunnel
Ion I al A V ...
Hum tlilyer
Iiu. Rloar
lMUlvllta Cu
. U
. II
. ea
. Ill
Ho
IM
Ui
11
1 mii aria
(Hihir
Pimaia
fi.i...,l
savaa
IS.erra Nevada
.Smsli HaHa
si.,i'r.l
Trennr Slatriuenl.
W'ASIiC'iiTON. Oct 4 -Today' state.
Uo i.l ut th uvoaury Utlai yc lu id general
fund, rxrluatve of tri.oiin.iinn pold reserve In
the division of redemption, shows: Avnlla
ble cash baliincea, 115.'. til 1.242; gold, 74,os.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-MONEY On Call,
easy at l'i.' per rent: rinsing Wr and
Rsked. 1; time loans, steady; sixty days,
J'i inr rent; ninety days, 3, six months,
C'1.
ntlMR MKUCANT1I.K PArER-4fi5
lier rent.
BTKRL1NO KXCII ANOK Menvy. with
artiml business In bunkers' bills at 14 R5 40
W 4 15.45 for di in.ind mid !4.M 3.Vji4 3.4n for
slxtv dav bills. Tosted rates. ll.Wtl 4.84S
ii nd !4iift4.7. Contmerclal bills. It M'tf
4 S3
Fl l.VKR Rar. 5ic; Mexican dollars, 45r
HON DS (lovernnicnt bonds easy; rail
road bonds firm.
The following are ti e closing" quotation
on storks and honds:
I' S. rf. In. ra ...im M,in. run oM 4
Ids'
17V,
4',
ton ,
An
rnuron l'Ha Wrx. central 4i....
t. rratnlrred. .li'4i In 1st ln
roupim 1I' M .W St. I.. 4s
V. 8.
in
V s.
Ill)
1' s.
do
4b. ramterrn. .11 1 .m iy 1
roupon
old i. rtt ..
rmipnn
l.u S
do :dn .. v
R. R ,.f M. iv In 71
Y. i'. gn. .!.. ii
.1 r ain. ts ... iti1
liHli, N
At hl..n senrral fi
.In 'tlniilnienl 4fc..
Ailantlr '' I.. 4...
II ti 11 t
do t
iVniral of O. ft ...
do lat Inr
C. o. 4 Ha
r. a a. sv,s
('.. II & g new 4i
lot N
7la Northern t'l. 1(1. (a i'4H
y do J. 74V
I"2 N V. .on. 4 . inn
.SS n S 1.. In and par t
IUS Tsnn lonv S',n binyi
:' Reading arnsral 4s .UH'Aa
lift', SI I. A I. SI .on ,1 114.
iy !t. L s r. ft 4 n
7' 4i 1. Soulhw'n Hts. fliOa
T., M & SI. P I 4a. Iiio
1. oar. I A. I. 4a ..
C At N w. roll. 7r.Mi'
oiithern I-ai-inc 4s . M-ii
tl
AV P. 4i.
Si-uthrrn Rstlwcy
Ss 1174
...tin
do run.
. r . c
1.1 7 . T. I IMS
A?l l.a lainj ,T. st I. W 4s
T"
lufi'l
rh'.iaa-. Terminal 4s
t lllf.il F'arlflp 4s..
I'on To'.acro 4 s...
t '.tin-a.ta aV S 4s
P It ll s ....
I'.r'o t -inr llsli 4a. . .
Tils prnn'4l 4s . . .
K W. A D C. li'
Itnittiia v::-y 4'2s
l A V u ilflc J 4s
7.1
MS
mi
do conv. 4a....
V S Stsrl 2d fs
Wutidfh lsts
. . .tuft
. . . W
...Its',
... aSV,
... I'H
... C'a
ts. 75
MS
do dah. II
W & L. K 4s
till I Wis. I'siilral 4s..
UK U'ulo Knol .onv.
Iill'i
Doalon Xtork Market.
POSTON. Oct. 4. Cull loans. li'fiSl per
rent; time loans. 4'm5 per cent.
Official
rlosttur of stocks nml bonds:
Al.-hlkon adj. 4s...
AlrhtHoti 4s
Mixli'ioi I'entrul 4s.
Ati'tllson
fno Advrnture
U'l , Allonex
Hit Ain.-ilgrniate.t
4'
U
7.9 i
11 ;a
12'
2
Amsrli-an Zinc.
Atlanta'
Itlnahsm .
I'alunist A llr,
I'eiilennlal
I'l'l-tier Rsngs..
.la PM
Il-islon At Albany.
Paslnn Maine
lloKton Klfvnt.-d .
Mstlran Oiitral
N V.. N. H. & H
Perr Marquette..
1 ulon Pa. Uk'
. 10 1
.1.-..1
.S7i,
IJ
1
l.M',
70
lii.lv Wen
Iiomlnlon Coal
Kriitiklln
ICmr.'-y
104
Amar. Arse rtismli-al la
rtn pfil
Amar. Pneu. Tube.
Ana-rlrsn Suaar....
do pfd
Alller. Tel. A Tel.
Atnsr. Wnnlen
do pfd
Pi, minion I AS.
Kdlson rise- 111.
Ofiisral Klertrlo...
Mass. Klei'trlr
do pfd
MasssrhiisettN Gas.
fillsd Krult
l'nlted Shoa Mx-h
do pfd
V S. Steel
do pfd
Westliiiehoiise eom.
Hid. -Asked.
7 1le Hnvale ...
.. 2'l'i
4'.
.. 7
.. 474
4',
.. in 'a.
.. IR',
.. !.',
.. !0
.. 4
..US
.. '
.. 21
.. 11
.. II
.. 4
.. ',.
.. M
4yt'yiiss Mining ..
1.114 Mlrhlnan
131', Mohawk
l:tti Montana C. A 1
li I'M fiumlnlnn .
M-4 Oareula
14-. r'erioi
r.v'i onin.-r
lT'.'Fhannon
iv. I'lii-i-io ii
fiT'i Tilnlty
42U' S. Mining .
mvijr s 011
M t'tah
;il I Victoria
is wtrotn
7SV Wolvsrin
Forelmi Flnanrlnl.
LONDON, Oct. 4. Rates for money
wure eafy In the market today. Discounts
hardened on the full in foreign exchange 1
and the estimate for gold, apparently to
meet bourse nettlement requirements.
Trad:ng on the Stock exchange wan buoy
ant and the support was more general.
The feutures were Americans and Kaffirs.
Consols were firm and home rails were In
good demand, the market htnng over
sold. American opened firm, made fro.
uuent trurtlonnj gains to above parity,
eased during the afternoon and closed
quiet, ftriinu Trunk was dull on the trafllc
decreare. Japanese government 6s of 1904
were quoted at 97.
PARIS. Oct. 4. Prices opened firm on
the Bourse today, but business remained
quiet, and the market dosed dull. Rus
sian Imperial 4s were quoted at 93.33 and
Russian bonds of 1904 at 5"6. Tha private
rata of discount was 1i&1 per cent.
MERLIN, Oct. 4. Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm and trading was active,
but later business wis restricted. A heavy
demand for Tarl.4 exchange today was ex
plained to be due to American purchases
to avoid gold expoits Ir. connection with
the unliquidated balance of the Panama
canal payment.
OMAHA
W HOI.RJALE
MARKET
Condition of Trade anal Qaotntlona on
Staple and Faaey Prodnee.
EGGS Receipts moderftte; candled atock.
19e.
LIVE POULTRY Hen',' 8Ti8c; roosters,
6c; turkeys. lOtfjL'a: ducks, R'abci geese, 6c;
spring chickens, 9(f(9o.
HL'TTKK-Packing stoCK, 12c; choice to
fancy dairy, 15tfjlc; separator, 18c.
FRESH FISH-Trout. 10c: pickerel. 8:
pike. 10c; perch. 7c; blucflsh. 12c; whlteflsh,
lOc; salmon, 14e; redsnapner, 11c; lobster,
green. 20c; lobster, boiled, 30c; bullheads,
11c; catfish, 14c; black bass. 20c; halibut.
lor; croppies. 12c; roe shad, 11; buffalo, Jc;
white bass, 11c; frog legs, per dos., 25c.
RR AN Per ton- 116.
HAY Prices auoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' aseoclatlun: Choice No. 1 upland.
17.00; No. 2,- 16.50; medium, 16.00; coarse,
H.60. Rye straw. 15.00. These price are
for hay of good color and quality.
OYSTERS New York counts, per can,
46c: extrn selects, per ctn, 37c; standards,
per ran. 32r; hulk standards, per gal., 11.36;
bulk extra selerts, per gal., 11.76; bulk New
York counts. pr gnl., 12.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Mexican, siaes 156, 176, 200,
216, 2.50, 14 00.
LEMONS California fancy, 270, 300 and
360, 14.00T'4.25; choice, 13.6Cff3.76.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgs., 2.00;
Hallowl in 7o-lb. bos. per lb., 6c.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 75
86c; Imported Smyrna, 2-crown. 12c; 5
crown, 14c; 7-orown, 16c.
BANANAS- Per medium slxed bunch,
120uii2.60; Jumbo, 2.753.60.
FLORIDA PINEAPPLES 24 and 30 size,
per crlte, 13.76
FRUITS,
APPLES Home-grown, per bu. basket,
4dfi00e; per bbl., 12. 00442.5a
PEACHES Home-grown seedling, per
bu., SOctfitl.OO; Celorudo, . per box, 7o'c;
I'tnh, per box, 704l75c.
PLUMS I tah and Colorado plums and
prunes. 75t?8oc.
PEARS Utah. Colorado and California
fall, varieties, r box, tl.9i)(iti2.0a
CANTELOl.'l'E Octiuiue toiorado Rocky
Fords, per crate. 12 00.
CELERY Per dox., 25fJCe.
SRAPP78 Home-grown, per 8 to 8-lb.
basket. 15S16c; California Tokay, per ease.
1 Disti l S
CRANBERR1K8 Cnpe Cods, per bbl..
16 60: per box, 12 25
QUINCES Cs 11 fornl.a. per bos, 11.60.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Now home-grown,. In sacks
per hu., 40c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. !1.75ffl.90.
ONIONS Home-grown m sacks, per bu.,
60c; Spanish, per crate, 11.00.
TOMATOES Home-grown per market
basket. 267i35c.
CAHRAGE Home-grown, per 100 lbs.. S8c.
WAX REANS Per market basket, 60c.
SWEET POTATOES Home-j.ro wn, ner
market basket, 40c; Virginia, per bbl., 12.5X
OREEN PEPPLR3 i-'er bushel basnet,
50c.
SQUASH Hoie-grown. per dos., JOe.
EGG PLANT Southern, per dos., 11.6a
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Utah and Colorado, par case of
24 frames, 13 00. y
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
lie; Wisconsin Young America lie; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old. I(atl7e- Wisconsin
brick, 12e; Wisconsin Umbel cer, H0-
NUtS VValiiuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
lie; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13r; No. 2 hardshell, per lb.. 12os
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
liic; peanuts, per !b, 7e; roasted peanut,
per lb . He; Chill walnut, per lb., l24jlc;
almonds, soft shell, per lb.. 15c; hard shell.
13c.
OH and Roaln.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4 Ol L8-Cottonsed.
firm: prime crude, nominal; prime yel ow,
8i;iiaii4c. Petroleum steady; refined. New
York. 17 25; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
17 90. Turpentine, steady at 55aJ55c.
ROSIN Dull; strained, common tu good,
12.80.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 4 -TURPENTINE.
&2o.
ROBIN Firm; A. B. C, 13 4tfi2.42; D,
I2.42u2 5(); E. l2aV4j2.62; F, t&5iyj.57:
U. 111(63.62; H. 12 70; I, I2.S6; K. 88 6.;
M. 14 06; N. 14.30; W, Q., 14.60; W W
14 77
OIL' CITY. Ta.. Oct. 4.-OILB Credit
balances, 1156: certificates, no bid; ship
ments. 89.208 bbls. ; average, 70,707 Mils.;
runs, 4i.35u bids.; nverjge. 35,377 bbD
shlptnrnts, Lima, a,,27 nils.; average,
61. 091 bbla.: runa, Lima, 14,676 bbla.; aver
age, 7. Mo bb'.s.
Soaar and Molaaae.
NEH'I YORK. Xt 4 -HCOAR-Raw
quiet; fair refining, 3c; centrifugal, Sat
teat. 4 6-liio; niolussea augar. So. Refined,
iiulet; No. b, 4 75o; No. 7. 4 itle; No. 8. 4'ur;
No 9. 4 55c; No. 10, 4 5'H-; No. 11. 4 4c: No.
II. 4 Sfa; No. 18. 4 30c; No. 14 4 tc; confec
tioner' A. tone; moulds, 6 5oc; cut loaf.
6 ic; crushed. 6 85c; powdered, 5.25c; granu
luteil. 5 15c; rula'a. 5 4(lo
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
ket'le good to choice, SI 11 37c.
NEW OKI. FANS. Oct. 4. til 'OAR
Strong: open kettle, 34V'.c : open kettle
reiitrifugal. 4d4c; 1 eiitMfiigiil white.
4 l-'.-lid-: centrifugal yeliyiwa, 4,Tt sec
ond". 2ijala
eVRl'i'-Nomlnal
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Beceipts Light, Qosd Steers, Cow
and Feeders Ilighsr.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER. CLOSED WEAK
Moderate Offering- Sheep and l.atnb
and with liood Demand for Rolh
Killer and Feeder Price
Showed lint Little C'hnng.
SOl'TII OMAHA. Oct. 4. 1
Cuttle. Hogs, aheap.
Official Monday
OftWial Tuesday
7.11
n.inl
Two days this week..
Same days last week..,
Some days weak belore.
Same three weeks ago.
Same four weeks ago...
Same days last veur
RECEIPTS FOR TIIK
The tollowlng tnble shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
uie year to date wnn comparisons:
Ran. Ksa inc.
Cattle .... .... 66.599 774.C99
Dee.
lOS.oHJ
Hogs 1.791. 221 1,777.9.19 13.2Ho
Sheep 1.214,fV.7 1,112.741 KH,918
I'ne tolinwin table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha fur the last
teveral day with comparisons:
Cats. j U04. 11201. 1M2.ll901.lr0O.l89.latt
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
fi-pt.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Bept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sepc.
Sept.
Sept.
Rept.
Kept.
Sept.
Sept.
8"lf.
Sept.
f-pt.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oof.
Oct.
(Jet.
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t 72
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6 81a, t 81
6 '.'Il
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1 16!
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4 111
4 36
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a S9
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7 49
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1 61
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.1 in
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C 69 5 71 1 ;i 0 87' 1 4 .n 3 i
6 74' r 63 7 '5 H "Si 8 13' 3 71
: 8 fill 7 20' 58' 8 181 4 39;
6 71; 5 65 7 Wi f 59 6 19 4 42, 3 6d
! ; 7 32 6 67: 6 20j 4 37 1 64
Indicates. Sordiv
The offlolnl nttmher of cars
brought In
touay by each road was:
Cattle, lluti. Sheep. U rs a.
C. M. St. P.
Wo b,i sh
b.s) InMl
.12.615 9.1.' 37,6-'
. 2al.S 11.297 Wl..(el)
.1.1.WI 8.41 47.904
, 8.1 .7 l(i.ui9 4,.'i
. 8.32 1U.H46 lu.577
,12.61 8.132 64,.".4
YEAH To DATE.
14
'a !! !!
18 19 9
28 20 I
6 .. 8
16 20
4
4 .. 1
1
1
87 in 175
1
Mo. Pro. Ry.
1
P.
C
V..
& N.
W. Ry.
E. A M. V...
M. A St. P.
A M. Ry. ..
I c,
R.
C,
R. A Q. Ry.
C. R
I. & P.
East .
West
Crl. Gt.
West....
Total receipts..
;14
I He disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each btiver purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Omaha Packing Co 399 399 610
Swift A Co 649 1.069 1.:;95
Cudahy Parking Co 784 1.625 1.237
Armour A Co 913 1,487 1,803
Armour A Co., from Sioux
City 745
VatiRant A Co 121
Carey A Benton 317
Lobman A Co 201
MrCreary A Cody 93
W. I. Stephen 160 .... ....
Hill 41
Lewis 8
Huston A Co 33
Hamilton A Rothschild .. 396
L. F. Huss 16
Cudahy Hro. A
Co.
C7
Wolf A Murnan
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co.
Bulla A Kline ..
Rodehen
Ktighton
Porker A Webb
8. & V
Other buyer ...
816
47
64
91
243
85
264
80
872
18,098
Total 6.699
CATTLE Receipts of cattle
moderate this morning, which
6.234 18,184
were quite
makes tha
supply for the two
days considerably
sinaler than for the
same days of last
week, but as compared with the same days
of last year there Is very little change.
The table above will show the exact fig
ures. The few cars of cornfed steers that ar
rived this mort'lng sold readily at steady to
strung prices. Buyer were all anxious
for supplies, and as ther wan not enough
to go around, salesmen had no trouble in
disposing of what they had at very satis
factory prices. There was nothing strictly
choice on sale, 16.60 being tha top
About the usual proportion of th? receipts
consisted of western rangers, and tha
more desirable grades of killers were stronn
and some sales looked a little higher.
When It came to the commoner kinds, the
market wn rather slow and only about
steady. Buyers all seemed to be anxious
for the better grades, but were indifferent
on others.
There was an active cow market this
morning, as receipts were lighter than
generally anticipated Price, as a general
thing, were right around a dime higher
than yesterday. Th demand seemed to
be K-cneral for all klnda. so that the bulk
of the offerings' Was disposed of In good
season, ana us mere were oniy snout sixty
.urM nn sale, a mod clearance was made.
Bulls, veal calves and stags all changed
hands freely at strong price.
There was a small run of stockera anil
feeders In eight and with favorable pros
nsris for a irood demand from lha coun
try, yard traders were all liberal buyers
and the market ruled active and strong to
a dime higher. The advance wa on the
light cattle as well ns on the heavy, so
that anything at all decent sold without
trouble. Some of the common kinds were,
of coursa, more or less neglected, the same
u usual.
Representative sales;
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I ..
I ..
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1...
A.
... S10
. . lliMl
... 30
...UM
... t7
... t:
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... 4TT
Pr. N. A. P.
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1 no 11 11. hi 1 i
4 00 IT 1M I t
fi M tO IVtt I M
COWS.
1 tl tl IM I to
I 4.1 1 1CXH) I to
1 It t 441 I 10
I It
BULIJS.
1 ot 1 i:t 1 tt
HEIFERS.
4 00
CALVES.
I 60 I t 4 04)
I lo 1 174 4 tt
1 oa 4 )W I at
I 60 I 10 I tt
4 0
. tui
.lilt
. 140
. 110
. too
1...
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I. .'
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4...
II. .
1..
I...
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0TOCKEK8
1st IN
tJO I 40
AND
11..
t..
FEEDERS.
1144 I N
181 I M
1074 I 40
1.
ISO t wl
NEBRASKA.
40 feeder.
1 feeder..
2 calve. .
4 cow....
4 vows....
I faedera.
16 calve. .
875
690
2v
1037
10 16
710
I 6u I cow.
860
t22
71
2 SS
t 24
1
110 S heifers..
4 60
1 76
i 26
1 76
2 76
I feeder.
1 I
feeder
1 60
I calve
...243 i ',t
. . . 32 8 i 60
...lo.s I a
1 calve
309
82 sleer
VH leader.. 8.1
1 10
I 20
I 40
1 60
S 70
1 60
S 60
1 86
1 14
t 10
170
00
00
SO
0
t cows 1140
IS cows I4t
tl cow Ml
ill rai.ner lo20
s COWJI tJK
1 ater (at)
1 ateer liwi
bi steers.. ..1240
8 cows 1160
t ler... .HoO
ta cows Hlo
1 feeder. .1220
1 steer IliAl
1 cows 142
1 feeder... 770
1 feeder... 1110
1 cow 1310
i feeders. .144
9 feeder.. rtl
S steer.. ..1011
9 steers.. ..lLxl
10 cunt.." hut
1 bull 1470
i feeder.. 640
A)
10
44)
60
tu
50
7
14 oows ibisi
I feeder..
1 cow
21 feeder.
19 feeders.
I feeder.
1 ateer....
.
. A)
.18
UK'6
. X08
,l2skl
I 00
t 85
JAO
I SO
i to
I 45
i 00
i 66
t ta
1 o
H ill
2 n
i 15
I li t cows . . .
1 86 t feeders.
I 60 4 cow....
1 00 1 bull
1 66 4 cows ...
160 I calf
I 60 I cows ...
I (Si I cows
1 40 t steers...
6)
870
t..J
1170
10 fl
!1
1018
1 bull HOO
t COW.
7t
4 calve
1 calf...
1 cow. .
11 cow..
6 calve,
t ralvt.
1 trer...
147
310
700
870
58
tvsj
avl
J4II
1 60 t feeder . Mk
t 60 4 cow tit
I 60
I row IM0 ll
1 feeder.. lot!
t row 1225
I 86 7 Cow
I 85 8 cow a
17 t 4o
64
! 6i
k ateer 7
3 ol) 4 steers.
7-4
8 0
SOUTH DAKOTA.
14 ateer.. ,.1U'4 1 10 tu steer,
COIAIRADO.
. row Tal I 25
Phillips A R Wyo.
88 steer... 1115 I' 1 steer..
1 steer ll:' I 06
J. P Show-Ve
I steer 1" I 60 ateera
steer. .. 12 IM 1 ateer..
ateer 1110 160
.1171 t ll)
iito t at
180
1180
160
t 60
P J Quealry-Wyo
47 feeder 9ti 3 70 t feeders 98
Irtorla Caltl Co -Neb
12 feeder. 94s ! 85 1 fttder... 120
tti
4U alter roj 1 i
J J. uilivan-Wy
ll I .1 ,.l ,1 f'-rileis (V, pi
47 feeders.
1 feeder..
1 bull
9s cow
.1 leaders.
Master Rros. iVyi
SHU
lAfll
!.
I"9
2 50
I COW
iml
1'Ml
1 4
J in
i
i 15
i no
2 (i
t 4"
2 76
1 row
hi feeders
Uro.a - Wvo
a 1 ster .
2 steers .
Mat 1 hew.
1 mid .
2 rows . . .
1 row
I row
I S.ar
1 row
I Sleer . .
I steer ...
I s;eer, ...
8 steers. ..
1 ste. r , ...
1 at. er
I sierr
1 steer
1 row
16 a rets .
2 cis's
I ( der...
10 steers .
7 aieera. ...
Kl AIM, k
llH. 2 90
IH 8 M
. It (d S IA
SO slears..
I Mrei s
Jo Sierra .
I . .
t steer . .
W steers..
K S'eera .
1 HOT. ...
I blln
I cows. . .
1 steer. ...
2 steers .
1 ateer. ..
I CO w
1 near....
1 steer. ...
11 steers. .
15 cows . .
1 bull ...
6 rows . .
I steer . . .
I cow
4 cows. . . ,
1 steer. ...
n1
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Wyn
i
psi J ra
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11. a
I "J0
II 11
. 8ist
H.si
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bvu
9.'i0
.1180
.1106
In.O
. 8 0
Id.ltl
Il'IO
. Slsl
1 :i
I 6"
t VII
i n
1 1 1
2 i,a
2 Ao
A 01
S n
i M
1 .11
A .'I
1 on
; ah
2 (O
3 50
2 w
l 10
1 60
2 f'O
. few
'.' 1
sso
1iisi
S.it
11.li
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11. VI
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hll
17.0
li
1112
sv
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8 'Sj
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3 00
3 ."
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t
2 M'
i en
1 20
i .u
1 bull
Kio
00
Charles Alllcon, Net.
9 feeders.
8 steers. ..
64 rows. . . .
2 rows
3 cow.
10 feeders.
1 bull
1 cow
1 cow
4 cow
13 cows
4 cown. . . .
38 cows
2 cows. . . .
3 2n
2 50
2 15
l 60
75 s'--ers. .
972
. 1.9
In.ti
. 9i'iO
. INI
, 896
In ill
. 816
. 8:-si
. XSA
.1013
.1150
, 16"
9(i
. 1 1 .V.
I1MI
. 97.4
20
2 in
I 75
I 76
3 Jti
3 (tti
8o0
. 9W
pi 'h
IlKI
98 OV4-S . .
I bull,. .
1 row
40
I leader..
ll. II Wendt. Neb
"iJ 2 90 6 feeders.
147i) I 85 I row
.1010 1 85 2 rows
.llil 2 45 I row
.957 i 45 2 rows
W. Smith, Neb.
. feel 2 30 3 cows
.1U70 1 70 8 cow. , . .
M Lemtnera
. 992 2 10 1 calf
, 11 1 5,1 1 ri If
. 1130 3 80 I cow
.11 10 2 .'5 8 steers. ..
Frank McAullff, Neb.
. Iis 3 iti 31 cows
.If.O 2 60 1 st-er. ...
. 860 2 60
.1 M Ward. D.
. 981 8 no il cow s . . .
I 8.i
I :
I 45
1 no
2 So
1 40
3 0
4 01
2 30
2 .6
2 M,
2 60
96 steers. .
1 bull
60 feeders.
1 steer
1 steer....
60 Steers. ..
6 feeders.
8 cows. . . ,
1 row
1 steer.
6 ate em...
IdtKi
8.i 2 70
Rudolph White. S. D.
1075
3 20
I slag
. I 51
3 00
2 01
2 60
3 7.
960
. 1070
I. Ml
2 U'l
2 110
3 an
1 row . . .
I cow. . .
II steers.
. 8li
lOWl
.171:41
.14.11
3 75
M....U. A Mlllrr. VYvo.
1 cow
2 cow a. . .
1 cow
I low
17 steers.
MS) 2 50 1 f.eder... finf) 2 f)
In 5 2 :i 1 calf 140 5 CKi
7o 2 M 1 calf i"' 4 26
sou 2 26
F. Moss, 8. tt.
1410 4 40 1 steer 1110 8 50
A. A don, 8. D.
l.H'4 8 20
-'. steers.
Salisbury A Sterling. Win,
3:
feodet s IL'62 3 25
Hawkins Bros. A T., Wyn.
13 feeder . .1:93 3 25
Wilson A W.. Wjo.
7 cows ln.'i 2 85 I cow Iiijn 2 58
IH K1H--Receipts this mottling were only
about normal, the nupply for the two days
b"lliR 11 bout I he salii.j lis for lha same
days of lart week end n little In excess of
the same days of last year.
At the opening of the tnerket some of
the packers were anxious lor Imgs to
drive at once nnd they sin Med out nttd
paid about a nickel more than liny i',ld
yeslerduy fordealialde grades. For a llino
trading wus quite active, but after about
half of the hogs had changed hands liu.'ers
had their mine urgent orders filled mid
wanted to get the rent of the offerings for
lese money. flnlesnien held on, mid us n
result not much buslines wtis legnsnetnil
for a time. The early sales were largely
mound 15.76, with choice hinds from that
up to 15.85. Tha eoinltionrr loads sold
around 16.70 Ar rtsled yesterday, buyers
nre now taking qualltv Into consideration
more thnn thrv ste weight, ns Is aemi
from the fact hint the lop price was paid
for a heavy and also for a light loud
The situation did not Improve nny na tha
morning advanced and I lie close was slow
and iveak, the Inte sals bring only nhoitt
steady with yeterrtiiv, of, In other words,
tha market closed with the advance mostly
lost. Representative sales;
rla.
7'i. . .
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I:...
17...
TO . ..
7d. .'.
It...
M...
M...
H...
14...
6 ..
6...
8...
(1...
63...
n...
41...
tt...
60...
6I...
7...
74...
11...
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44...
If ...
44...
10...,
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Ma
At.
. I't
l
,.i!.ll
iH
.m
111
871
mi
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141
171
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It
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.111
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.114
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.104
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..171
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.140
,.!4
.177
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..104
. .117
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..6l
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.154
-.147
..17
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,11!
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. .1114
. .810
.114
..I3S
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I 10
111
I 1"
I 10
i 70
t TO
I TO
II 70
I 7"
7t
I 11
I 11
I 7i
I 72
t 72
1 72
0 71
71
1 12
I 11
I 71
t 1',
t It
I II
71
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t 74
I 7S
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.IM
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I In
BII EKP There was another lather light
run of sheep here this morning, there be
ing a big decrease for the two days, hot l
as compared with the same perloo of last
week and with lit' same days of Inst ysnr
The demand wua In good shape, to th,U
an active market n expi fienced
The same as has bei 1. the ins for
some little time there yvere not a gtent
tunny killers Included In the offerings, nnd
with a liberal ileiiiand the martlet ruled
active and fully ateady on iitiytl.lt'rt nt nil
desirable. Trading waa brlsa troni the
start, so that II wnn not long before thn
hulk of the arrivals wan ulp ited of In
good aeflsoti.
The feeder market- stiowe.i vrt little
change from yesterday Feeder aheap
sold readily enough at s p-idy ptloia mi 1
lambs held steady utilees the iiitillly wag
very common
Quotation for a rue slieep nnd In mitts i
Oood to choice yearlings. :t.8Ht3 86; fair to
good yearlings, t3.40H3), goisl to choice
wettiers, t8.S61f1.aO; fair to good Wethers,
00ti3 2.1; good to choice ewes. 3.(swai 30;
fair to good ewes, I2.i,ku3.O0; good to viniice
lambs, 4.6i4ji4.90; fair In good lamb, 14 eVi
4.80; feeder yenrlltlgs. M5'Ml3 86, feeder
wethers, 13 2Vri3 5n, feeder ewes, li.OK4it' Wi
feeder lambs. I3.?r.i4.40; breeding ewes, 13.rtf)
ti.1.25. Rrnresentatlve sales:
No. Av.
162 Utah wethers ji)7
310 Utah wether li
7 Wyonalng feeding lamb..,,. 64
ITU Wyoming ewes PA
78 Wyoming wether lo
100 Wyoming wether l
Hi Wyoming wether hit
80 Wyoming wethera tot
18 Wyoming yearling wethers.. 88
7 Wvomlng yearling wether.. 81
364 Wyoming light feeder lambs 64
67 Uyomlng fat lambs.... , 0
t Wyoming fnt lambn 4
40 Wyoming fat lambs..,. 6
I A) Oregon yearlings ............. fl
131 Oregon yearlings
211 Oregon yearlings 17
10 Wyoming culls , ,.W
802 Wyoming ewes. ...... M
64-1 Wyoming ewes M
Wyoming ewe a
85 at D. feeder yearlings tl
81 Wyoming ewe l
162 Wvomlng wether A
144 Wyoming yearling 72
ro
ro
4A
46
46
ri
4 oa
4 40
4 ax
4 A5
h
i ?
l 60
t an
i h
i No
8 ti
3 S
t
CHICAGO 1.1 VB iTOCK MMlvnr
Cattle Steady, Heat lltatier, Khe4si
ateady, I anytia W eak,
CHICAOii. Vrl i t CAVTI E Res-sAlr"'
g At) head. InrludtMt 3a wirstarns; wrv
Jet ateadv: good to prtme a-teere. t-V .V'df
40; poor te ttiedlom. 11 5W, ti, at ,-ke-a
and faedara; 17 254)4 25; .n a. tl ,-! SA,
hilfera, t2 604r4 77., cannara. tl Vf A; r-l a.
17 OiKjt 46; Texan fed ieere, ll 5-i A' ; Vtys.
ern steera. 13 .avt ma, ,-lea. r . ; an
HtV48 Hecelpia. U.aoo head mat! t
tTlOc higher; mixed and wt-'here. ta amy
20; good to chotce haiyvy. A v ,-; y-avi
15 45415 A) ; light, IS AH, 1 18. ulk of l
Is.AvAaon.
,yn s ulna ee. a,
rMir-r.i 1 i.a.-ioo- n"-riii, c-.'-"i
hea.l, aheety steady: lamba w-wyk, v4 4.4
choh-e w-etcer 13.V454 8V f.ur l-y o h-a
mixed, !3251.7l; nadva lamb. ttAtlyAy
It. laatt live oek Matket,
T I.OCIR. V I -I'ATtt.V-RiyasiM
1.600 head. Including a) fexae VmWt 1
strong to ateady Native htyi4rig and m-j
Poii teer. 4 80454 76. drstssl Wf and '
utcher' ateera. 4 26416 : tein ar.itsr ,
11.0i8i pounds 4 0iaii5if,. n.vV-ars and W-
er. It 00x71 46; cow and tie fera. tlJSAtAA
canner. tl 25' t , tuill. r.''tf enAs '
2 5ii2e; Texaa and Ind.nn Territ.'iy
Fieria, a. aaj,...', arn r-iye-ra, i .ej
16
Hin.MI -Receipts. II roA re.. Vld'iii
atrorg P)f rd lighla. 4 Tt A A ja.-Kvi-.
76ij6 00, but.-hetk and heat heav), Sf w-
tl 10.
8HKF.P AD l.VR8-Rere-ir, j Ma
head Maik.t Mead; Native mti-
IS 6'X.'4 "6. lamb. t4.V uW, ,-,, arA tor. V
I" i-e-118.75, atookeia. I. ooarS A), XVkana. I.MO
4,4 00.
Ktattt Hit live tHAeai Mart-4.
KANSAS 41VY. (Vt 4-OAVriK Re
celpta. 19 '0 hei. d, inolnd ng A81 rv.O em.
market steady la 1r..,. , I o a vvior.
and dressed beef aseara t5As.iaoA tnr in
food, 1-1 7 .' '. western f -A s . -i-a. tl 75A
5o; lokei and feitsri t'8i-.a'. 'O. iy
ern Hear, aoi , , southern -vw a 1 'a
s 75; ni'lye cows, 11 oaj, 't,,
I" NJt 6; t ulla. l 7- 8 JA,
r.a'tve hs-ur
rahea .Vat)
160
ItiVIS- Be.etrta 10 .'
hesd;
maik-.t
tulk vl ,
ttrui'g
to ec lu(het, tsap.
telkV,
aa'ea 1 . 7'a?". : fle ", aV4 V. fx
$.1 ; .i '. r . j.igs an' I 1M1, ,yvl..A
8HKI.I' ANf l.,MM-lli esii, 'f .
"' he-sd. mrxel at' d . I. a'loi. SI
Inmla 4 k,(o ... n ' I fs, 4
1. ns'lve ew-a W f ., a)ff laass
t ; . mulef- varorts Aovf.,
we.aferu aheep ff7r,o.!;..; a or It fs (vl
fee ra. ? 1 I 'fl
. eaaofi Ilea a "arisaf.
ST Joftri'fl Sf . . n t t f'ATTf.aVa
Rr'eir.i. 4 IrH Mat Market afeaAV 11
H or Niiflvea 44 fta I Tsa and
weaisrna. f:V'5;5 cows ar.4 ha.fara .(,
l.-y. stork,- Jti'l feelar t: v1 7
MriO.al feerlr-fa 4 1.1 t.ad Mfwt
afearlv fn Hahe- f.irai. K;7ir,
medium aeil i,a 15 --vr ,', ie
SHI.tJ' lleealpfa t.m .d Mfal
aleadv Far.lef s,c
I Ulriai fl la 'tnfU MaraVaf
I Pf il X CITY. 14 (( 4 fH;.erfa Tela.
I (fin 1 ("1 r rl.F. Iae(,f. ', be.il, Mar.
1 ket sfei.ty, he-vea iV'(',Vi, r bolls
Is'd rnixerl, ' Xr,iA ('. e(,sra a ad fi4"fa,
I ?.V'.M fi. ealva and iefig : VrwH '
! II. i(V Refelpf t.l (1 fasd Mark' I
is'eii'l. rellin al 1. AJoiJ).. ri.tu. ItaA-t
Sfl',
Inett fa) 4M,
l erripfa of 'lia afoik at Ilia l f.MfKfpal
wesfen rifles resie.rliy
Citfle Most Hheen
. , ya AVi ia.AVI
...' t fssi
. . A C.'of i)f
5 Vi it.ntrt 1.71
. ... 3 41 4 4"1 4 11
'! I fS-S JS,1
foitfh Omaha;
"lo'it. fit .
Knaa I l!
fl l.llla . .
.t Joeeph
Chicago ......
Total
4.1 r tt.'jm if.!
Wool Market,
IIOKTOW. fug 4- WOOl -A ffa inoV-
notil of wool eofifffniea In tha lolofi mar
ket forna storks of wrail bate Irsrnma ur.
piMfigly low for I lila enrlr In lha ixaitt
Tlda la eeoeclHlv fine of riH-dl'iin, Trot,
lories were nnivs and price (inn t'lilled)
wool are ateadv There la Utile doing Is)
foreign wools on apot 1 iiolaf ton'. Ken.
Inekv, Iridbifiil, ele , S and Mood, Wf
;9e; territory. Idaho (lha, 1TIe henry
fine. If,'ir , fine medium l47ir. medium,
H',r2oi ; low medium Jl''f?7; Wyoming fine.
I1l7i'; bran fine IMIAr; fine medium l"
WI8e; lordlom. ,'o42lr, low fnedl 11111, fill' :
Nevinln ntot I ' fnh ftlie, 17117: lianyy, IW
le; tine liirdliil.t tax-: medium, tfotyJIej
low foidliiiii. ;"'(, Dnkoln fine. I144le
fine tnedluiii. t,'iile; medium, 2"i(J1e; low
medium. 1211VA, Motitnni Una rliolea, 2iflJej
fine, nverngi, l7f flue tordlilol ( hob-a,
212lc; verne (f3fK ; alaple, ."till, tn
dluiii rhoh e. i'7'1 ?.1( ; iivi lne, Znn.
rT. l.oriM, net 4 . w hi t, .Kit m; roa.
(Hum giiidra rotoldiig nnd rloilitii, ys7'n!
light fl lis- ir.fijer; henty llfie, Ullaa, lllti
washed. 2?o,'f'
NEW VoltK, Oct 4 WOOL -Market
steady; rtomeatlr fteeci. K'iIX-p.
Melal Slnrkah
MOW VoltK, oi l 4 . METAtl -Tin
figiiln showed an iidviimliig laiineney In
Idin lofi, with the rloslfig rnt.taa q'lotlng
Sinn at 4128 17 d nnd fiiturra at 4178 16.
Iioenlly tin Was firm nml higher In svtnpn.
thy, closing ut l.8 2Mi;'37 Cnir slsn
was higher In London, where spot nnd fu
lures closed nt 4758 u nd (.orally lha
tnnlkel was 11 sluide higher Slid ruUd
firm. I.nka la iiuoled 11 1 I2 87t4jl3 Kl! alar,
troiviir- ni 111712 87, nnd enallng at
11' 6ii(i1.'.n; lend Wiim nnchntiiieil nt 14 211
1) 4 IK) locally, ll was n little higher In tm
don. where II elnaeil nl I'll laa tn Hpelfer
was Ptendv nnd uii' Iiu nafril at 16l"llli20 In
lha New York market, nml In London w
it li tis- higher, ilosliig lit '",' ).' V1 Iron
eliiseil nt ''a 3d In (HnsgoW nnd nl 4A 4d
In Mldilleshoro. t.oi'illv Iron temaltis ti tt
chniiged. No I foundry nor I hern la quntad
nt 11117611126; No 2 foiiudi v tiorlltrn nt
lis it,'. in fin, No. 1 foundry miiliem and Ne,
i foul-dry, II.UksT 18.76,
lollon Market,
NEW VoltK, del 4 - ('f)TTON Ppol
llllet; Itildillltl UpllllliR fl.,1K' llllddllllg
gulf. ln.55e. Hiilcs. 4il hnles.
NEW oltt.EANS, 1 tel. 4, COTTON
Mlendvi sales, 4 I'" hales; urdllinrv, 7 316r
good ordlmiry, 8ci low inlddllnt, t'tcl
middling, 9 II 16c; good tulddllna. .'; mill
11 1 m at fn If. ()e; rerelpla, 18.386 Imlea, Stock,
70 ajft bales.
MT. UH'Irt, (let. 4-cnTToN-Ue lower;
Millet; iiildilllng.liii ; snlrs, tloha; teeallits, 4)
bales; sliltunetita. l hne; stock. 8.16a rinla.
LIVERPOOL, or 4 -COTTON-Spnl,
good
hualness ilona; lit lei I
8 nollita lower :
Anurirnn
middling (11 1 1' 6 82if : aond mid.
full',
rtlltig, 5 fttid; mlihllliig, ft Sild; low middling,
6 26d; good niillniit'v, D.fMd; nrdlnnrv. 4.801I.
The snles of tha finy were 8,0110 halaa. of
which i were for spreulnllolt and atfinrj
and Included T.inn Anti'ilenn Meeaipia, tu.niif)
hnles, Incitullng Sn.lim Aniarionn,
11 k Al, ir)arTM Tn4arKna.
tieads filed for record Orlnber 4, 1H, g fur.
tilshad bv tha Midland (luaranta and
Truat I'uinpnny, hondpil alwtrartar, 114
yFnrnniti street, for Thn Heei
Bantrlca olmstand and hushnmlln Or.
' phn 8 lierighl, Int 8, block H. Pum
hilt Plnea I 1,100
tt, 8 1'i-eheh In 8nrnh V Van CanifS
lots 13 nnd 14, block 1, Sunrlae add,, I
Emily MeClura to Auanstn Paisraun,
lot I block to. pnrker add l.fioft
t'rtflulnn n MoWHrd nnd husband In
Maggie M tevlne. lota 11, hlnrk I,
Jettera add... ,
Mnrv tlnfvev rt nl tn W, fl I'ra,
tuidlvldad hnir hit I. blo.'k , l,nw'8
M ndd..,, ... t,Mn
O, M I era to IV II Itnntlu ntid wlf.
lots I to 4, Inclusive, hlock 14, Pt
r:ek's 2d 4j
O. Wolff nnd wire to K II Meynold,
part of block I7 Florence
Surnh 15. McCnndleaa el nl, In C ,tne.
ohan, part lota I nnd S, hlnrk 1,
Isabel add. .,. ,,, I.1M
Elian Hoover In .1 K Chrlnv, Iota I
nnd 4. block 1, Hammond Pin, and
nther I ml kVsj
Otnnhn Puf Dr"nll nnd Trust riv.
nany In M ivterfoh and C, if,
Krusa, lot t lo a, lilivck 18, Wllenn'a
ndd ..,... g,Nks
Marin E H'thhned In Hlldur IJnlrt
lot L tiloek 1 omahn View, TS
KYnnk Thomt'son eyatutor. lo IMdur
I inhere, lot o, Muck n, Omaha
View reHalon ..,..---,. I
R P Hnmiit'in and wife in V A,
Umllh, tyert ef l"ls I In 3, Inclusive.
bliVfV irf West rd i'i. - a.
J 8 Knot nnd wife lo tt W. hutlee,
ondtv le-4 hair ll 1, block 1. AVe-n
dole park . W
8 W Ruller n w-lfa in taatih Ml
ir i-nrl lot IT. Moek 1, Avondal
prttrt -
iat.Pvina li M huaKsn.t la. f,
iinxhnM rari Id a, h'ook W.
hnoh atthdiv.
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