Vllti OMAHA jjail,y HEW: FHIDA Y, Uiiimhn U. IM",
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKLl
.vw, mwnumj ntlfj DClun'J nearby fan. v. selected
Ag.Jnst Ups, Opening it Strong.
.SKZi-i.ifcc; western factory, common On firsts,
CHt K.E-S(ni'g; good to piliro HknS4e;
Inrpi- rivlcred. 8rptenihri rliie. 1 .'. e; hlte,
u-: Krmijiiin lo prime, K'ff 1nc,
KU'Irt M. aJ ; stste, Vunvh-nla and
Mie. J4u3fic; Slate.
I'"nnyl niH Burl neiirhv goud t choice.
2J'c.'Uc; state, . Pennsylvania iind nearby
l lirown nnd nfWed fuiiry. 9fT.'c; firMe to
I e xlra Uriel 'uZii: , Western ill. 'Is, Z-TfJc;
.T.T. RiTri flnriT . ATiimjurn ieeonds. vjiu .
..""'"-. .- Koi.LTKi-Diewed. nrni: Western spring
i i t hirken. t'-'Vl-; turkeys. il2; foals, 12
sportr ( Ida .411 Shipments Ara
Taken at Itr lllilnt frta-es Re
' ' Til I Vufi
' Crop. '
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Maple and Ft rrsdaeo.
EGOS Per dox., Iil94c.
I funry dairy, 2ic; crmo'. c. I NKW YORK. Oft. 10 There was sumo! A. A. c.
Notwithstanding the heavy selling,! ij f.khIC New full rrttm. 'Wisconsin I further urirnt llrmtdetlnn r-.inilii.teil at Amer. Pneu.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Further Urgent Liquidation Causes
Decline in Many Issues.
decresso, 2 sonnfio francs: gold on bund,
ilwtrnw. !.r.'ini dams: llver In liar!,
decrease, 2V? ! nt-l (rum f. bill dS'-oil.itcd.
increase. 2M,AaVa4 friims; advances. In
crease, 2".VtM) francs.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
1ft frer-de
1 t o .
Boston. Storks Hitmli,
BOSTON. Oct. H - Call losns, B1 er
., -, - tout; time loan. fXfj? per rent. Closing
I fi'ntntlons on stocks and bond were nS
SHOW OF STABILITY IN SPOTS V:''?,v,: .. .
ni'BIWB UJ. , VI
oeeolaflae Leaders develop Firmness
and Close la Hlaber Than
Final Prices of Wtinn-r,
do 4a
Mrt central 4a ..
A'chlaen
.to pM
Pot(,n ' Albany
hrl a ft Main
HI Rlnffcam i'i
SV.14 i alumet Hecla..."!
a ( eutenniei ...
l"!, Corp Rang
s li.ly Waal ..
10 Pranklln
HI Oranhy
49 feeder
. . IV . , . ... M '
taiiie oi ah Jimaa Kteantr. witn tioon i
Beeves Scarce.
HOGS AGAIN UNEVENLY HIGHER
i
against up on yesterday's market. Ilia twins. J5c; new full cream, btljk. 16c: do.
all aaiwa were well nbaorhed.
Kxprrtera claim that all shlpmenta were.
t-ken tha higher prlcea received on thla
cr.n and cable carae bark atrong again
A" tnfrn'ng.
heat ' opened atrong on lilgher cahlea
nd tha atrength ahown by all foreign
marketa. There waa aoma heavy aelllng
ngalnat upa, but all aalea were well taken
and all option closed atronr. December
wheat opened at 97o and oloeed at c.
Corn opened atrong. with big general
trade as a heavy coninileelen home buying.
Profit taking waa general, but market
took It. well and cloaed atrong. December
corn opened at tV) and rlnecd at Kc.
Oate erened atrong on acattered commit
ion hotiaa buying, btt aoftened later on
heavy aeltlrrfc.
Decembar oata opened oe:w ond cloaed
t2Hc.
Primary wneat recelpta wera Ptfi.OnO buah
l and ahlpmenta were 873 nro biiahcls.
galnat receipts last year of Mi.nOO buahcla
nd ahlpmenta of "iiR.OijO busbela.
f;orn .-ecalpt were 74.'VO bnaliela and
hHmerta torn 5o.iW buahel. against re
celpta of Jo.000 bushels and shlpmenta of
buehela.
Clearances yere 7. COO bushela of corn and
o.ViO buahels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 29.nno bushels.
Mverpool cloaed iy4Md higher on wneat
nd 1ld higher on corn.
L-ocai range ot options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close ! Yes'y.
WheatZ"" I
Dec-... ' M 97V "7
May... 1041, i tm,; 1 0414 1 On'il 1 03
July... 9BH SS'i V 9S'I 7
Corn I I
Dec... RS tH 55 Bo S4H
May... KIT, mt, f o's tH
July... M 66 W.'t
Oata I
Dao... Ki M 8;, S2H' f-S
May... MS M M M t SI'i
July... 49 49; 4S 4S4i 4'J'i
'OaaaktM Caaa Prlcea.
WHBAT-N. 1 hard, $MKXffl.02; No. 3
hard. 11.00; No. 4 hard. IMfiMc; No. 3 spring,
ll.0M71.0I; no grnde, 8ri90c.
COHN No. X, 7i8c; No. 4, 5S674c;
No. X yellow, BSc; No. X white. B7VIVc.
OAT9-NO. S mixed, 47lJ4i,c; No. 3
Colored, 48Sc; No. 3 white. 4io; No. 4
White, 4Se; atandard, 4MiOHo.
RTE No. X. I3W40; No. 8. 0iS3c.
Car let Iteeef ata.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago
Kanaaa City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louts ....
... 117
... 86
... 171
... 3
,.. 3M
... t
341
173
IV
CHICAGO GR AITS A WD PHOVISIONM
rea tares of the Trad In a; Claalnar
. Trleee on Board at Trade.
CHICAOX), Oct. 10 Wheat pricea on the
local exchange touched new high record
inarka today when the May delivery Bold
up to SLUM ond the December option to
tl.OBH. Cold weather In Argentina waa the
reason for the fresh advance In prlcea.
At the clone December option ehowed a
net gain for the day of lc. Corn was up
S'srHc. oata were unchanged, and pro
vision were 10$12NaO to 40c higher.
The wheat market onened atrong on an
sctlva demand. by commission houses and
meailc, new Swlaa, 25tj.ti,i new limberger,
loglrtc; young Americas. 1G0.
.L.IVK POULTRY Spring chickens. Ifrd
J 11c; hens. Vyl0c; roosters, 0c; turkeys, 12c;
HAT-Cholca No. 1 upland. rOW; me
dium, X9.0O; No. 1 bottom, f 00; off grades
from to 50 to S6.B0; tye atraw, t..uv; No. I
alfalfa, til oa.
FRUITS AND MELONd.
CRANBERRIES Per bhl.,
APPLK8-Vea!thy, II 40 per bu.l Call,
forila Pellfleurs. 32n5iJ.; Woif rtrer
apples, 4.60 per blL crabs, 31.10.
wATKHMEl-ONtrt E Jon, uwmc; crated
for ahlpirent. lc ur lb.
CANTALOUPE- P.cckv Ford,' atanderd
crate, J2.:.; home grown, atandara, tl.Tl.
PI-iACMKS Per box, Utah and Colorado,
1125.
PKARS-Utan, noffiZ..
GHA1 r d- Home grown, Mb. basket tl
:Sc; California malaga. 31.7B; Tokay, I1.S6.
. PRUNEU-Utah Italian. fl.IS; alivcr. I'..2;
Hungarian, $2 00.
fcLUEBf;RRIK8 Per lf-ots.. $2.50.
VKOKTABT.E8.
NAVT BEANS Per bu.. No. 1, $128: No.
2, 12.10; Lima. BHc rer lb.
POTATOES Per 'bu., new, 80c.
BEANS New wax and airing, 40Q0o per
market bftekei.
CARPAGE-Per lb.. 2c. '
BEETS. TUHNIfB AND CARROTS Per
market botket. 3r(i40c.
RADiHLS-tei doi. bunches, homa
grown, ?oc.
TOMATOES Home grown, market bae
ket crate, fine.
CVCL'MBERS-Per basket. 0c.
CELEKV-Kaia.naaoo. ti4V3jc.
ONIONB Tallow and r d, 2c per lb. I
Spanlnh, per crate. 11.50.
NKW I'KPPbKS Per market basket,
BOc
flWEET POTATOES Market basket, 46c;
Virginia sweets, per bbl., 83.00.
DEEP CI TS No. 1 riTje. 14r; No. J rlba,
lie; No. 3 ribs, tic; No. 1 loin, lc; No. 3
loin, lie: No. I io!n. Jttc; No. i chuck, B4c;
No. 3 chuck. 4'tc; No. S chuck, 3V4c; No. 1
round, Xc: No. 3 round, 7:,4c; No. 3 round,
6c; No. 1 plate, Gc; No. 3 plate, 4)jc; No. 3
plate. 4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LKMON8 Llmonera. XCO mie, $7.00; other
brand. BOcdtl.oo lass.
COCOA NUTS Per do.. nc.
DATF.8 Karij.ws. 'c: Bayers. Sc; Hal.
Inwia. r,c: uea sU Ted walnut datai. -'
box. $1.00.
BANANAS Per medium alxed bunch,
KMityt.ih: ) umbos, x:.oofce.w.
ORANGES Valcnclaa, B and T4 Blses,
84.50; 12, ISO, 176, 200 and 21 sixes, $5.23
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA DRIEL FRUITS-Prunea
re some, hut unaelled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tations rar.ue from lie, to So fcr California
fruit and from bv.c to 8c for Oregon.
Peaches are slightly easier, with fs.n,y yel
lows quoted at 13tyc. Raisins are firm;
three-crown loose Muscatels are quoted at
to; four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, ffrd
Uc. 1
HIDE AND TALLOW-eGreea sa)teV
No. 1, 6 He; No. 2, 7Vc; bull hldea, c; green
hldea. No. t, 7c; No. 2. 6c; horae. 3J.SufeJ.6ss
sheep pelts, B0c7$1.25. Tallow No. 1, tVac;
No. X. sttc. Wool. 1622c.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 88, Wo per lb.;
No. 20, 14Ho per lb.; No. Sfi, lyo per lb.
Ne 21. 12o per lb.
FISH Halibut, Uc; trout. If: pickerel,
10c; pike, 14c; pike, freeh froxen, 13c;
wtmensn, Jviw; ounaio, so; ounnsaas.
Uo.inn Klvtr4 .1 1-1 Roll-
riichhnm ptil ;i: Mnu. Mining ...
Ht-xi.-an Cemrsl '!HMUhlin
N. T . N. H. at II 111 Mohawk
I t'nlon Fad Of M ntana C. A C.
pf1 . . ;'4Uis lwmlBluB ....
Tiltie . . driHeA;s
the Mock exchange today, which i-aojid Ar. lpr IsParrot
violent declines In many sections of the .f" '".:; i!,. '
list of securities. Hltliough at others VIZ leJl.I ?iT.m.?k
some show of stability was made partly J "iT-fa I- Tn"?
because necessary liquidation in sohio 1 raiwo Klw. " ilium! '.w lulled roii'ir "'
pii'ikh nan airaaay ncen enecien, fiaiuv jiaaf. Rlectrle 111. S. Mining
irnsiiii ui iriiyina unniipiT.i riivi i qo pra
4b P. I'Nl to bh'k
S.4i)l 3! S1V,
Oil 1.200 Hlt S.-.4,
r.sw ion
-horta. The urgent buvlna waa based ',. cainan. aresaed.
, eh.en tdvancia at all of the. ': w'l V. ,Q. wmw nass, xac; Diaca
leading grain centers ot Europe, the' rise ait
Liverpool being more than Id per bu.
Predictions of frosts In Argentina, where
the wheat olant la in first stagea of tta
growth, formed the basla of the strength
in foreign markets. The- local market.-was
also. bulltailyvaaatal -fey . tdetJ! Hit ,
nearrly 80U.u bu. la stocks of ., wheal ait
MrtneapollS r th nv "'' ,n(1
alb by continued , active demand for
flsnir here and in the northweet. TbS mar
ket exhibited decided- strength the greater
art of the day, but lost some of its bull
ahneas lata. In tha .session . on account
of heavy realising . sales. The close
was strong. T December opened 4o to He
higher at $1.04Vtrl.0fVj. aold at $1.05H and
closed at $1 vi . May sold between IJ.10V4
and l.ll',4j and closed ti-Wx- Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 9S,0iV) bu.
Primary receipt, 4!,0ii0 bu., compared with
18,000 bu. . for tha corresponding day . a
year ago. Minneapolis. Du'.uth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 364 cara, atcalnat
390 cars last week and 339 cara a year ago.
The corn market wsa atrong throughout
he entire day. Higher pricea at Liverpool,
the advance In wheat small local receipts
and reports that the yield In Iowa will be
smaller thin before were the cause. But
the firmness will be resumed In the opinion
of traders. The market closed strong.
December onened to o higher at
llHc. sold up to lo and closed at
lc. Local receipts were 341 cars, with 76
' of contract grade. '
Oats wers strong tne eariy part 01 me
baas, 2uo; sunflsh, G$j9c; crappiea, CQc;
large crappiea, uc; herring, iresh iroseo,
c; whlteflah, froson, li'olic; pickerel, freaa
froien. 8c; Bpamsh mackaral, !6o; native
mackerel, ISOabc . per fish; codfish, fresh
frozen, " 12c; red amppei, l;c; floundora,
fresh froien, tec: hsdfiock, fresh frcsen. Kc;
SMHo. Xicr abad ro, 4nc per lu.;; frog legs,
s:n . per dox. green sea turtis meaC ; So
per' lb. ;'. 'a
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 65c Tomatoea, fancy 3-pound cans,
$1.46; standard, 3-pound cans, 11.2a. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $A20?,31 sliced,
$1.7bia23B. Gallon apples, VS. 26. Cslifornia
apricots, $2.00. Fears, $t.762SO; peaches,
$1.7Btl40. L. C. peaches, 12.00,2.(0. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, 82.15;
fancy sockeye, fiat, Ji.aC. Bardlnea, quarter
eiU $3. 2b; three-quurters mustard, 83.10.
Sueet potatoes, Jl.Jayl.M. Sauerkraut, BOc
Pumpkins, vCcg31.0a ' Limit beanv. 2-pound,
,bctitljjb. . boaked peas, 2-pound. 60c; fancy,
$1.1.46.
seaalon, but eased off toward the cloae on! 4.60; clear, 8J.6O'44.0O.
St. Loots Urarral Market.
ST. IX1UIS. Oct. 10.-VHEAT-Higher;
track, No. 3 red, cash, tl.0".i&1.074; No. 2
hard. $1.056 l.WV: December, $1.02'i; May,
$1.0H.
CORN Higher; track; No. 2, cash, 8JHr;
December, 67c; May, 69-V; No. 2 white,
84V4i5o.
OATS Higher; track. No. 2, cash. B04c;
December, 62!c; May, 54Hc; No. t white,
B3Hc.
FIX)TrR Strong: ' red winter patents.
$4.75ig4.90; extra fancy and straight, $4.26$
profit taking. The firmness at the start
was mainly the result of - the strength of
wheat and corn. December opened 40 to
He, at KSc to 56V, sold to WiO and clopsd
at 64'4o. Local receipts were 172 cars.
There was sn active demand for provls.
Ions, especially the January and Msy prod
ucts, and the market waa strong all day.
Boms of the leading packers were heavy
buyers of January- lard. Increasing con-
FEEP-T!n.ethy, steaoy. $.1.7584.30.
. I'UK.NMEALi Higher, 2.t.
HAY Firm; timothy, $16.OCtJ00.00; prairie.
$9.0013 60.
IRON COTTON TIE8-31.10.
BAOGINO $1 15.
HEMP TWINE 'Ho.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; Jobbing, $15 00
616.60. Lard higher; prime steam, $.2W
Dry salt meals, steady; boxed, extra
sumption and a deoreaalng hog movement shorts, $9 25; clear ribs. $9.25; short clears
were the principal bullish Influences. At jvt.H); bacon, steady; boxed, extra ahort,
the rloa January pork waa up ioc at r 10. '310.124; clear ribs. $10,134; ahort cleara,
Blba were l(xf12-c higher at $8,224. I poU
Eatlmated receluta for tomorrow: Wheat,
116 cara; corn, 373 cars; oats, lie cars; lings,
15.000 head.
Leading futures rangtd as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat i I I
Dec. I04fr t '
1 flb4 1 0GH 1 044 1 05 1 04
May I 10VJT
1 114 1 114 1 10 1 10 1 10
July 1 0V(l
J u4 1 054 1 03 I 00 1 04
Corn I I
Deo. W14 4 -sVI 61 ltflH
May tiJVH . fcH 6141 IH 'H
July 63 62 OS ' 14
Oats- 1 ' I
Iec. MHfflH Bt',' 64'i B4'i
May !:tl b-SWt'C-i 164 5ttB7
July !3 . hi 61
Pork-
Vt. 14 60 14 B0 14 60 14 50 14 SB
Jan. li 70 1 16 15 70 16 10 IS i
Lard- 1
Oct. 1 1T4 SO 1T4 I 0 t 124
Nov. 8 826 $36 836 8 20
Jan. $ 024 1 W $ 124 8 -'4
Rita
t)cl. TxS IM 78B 7 80 7 80
Jan. $ 16 $ 3741 $ lo 8 224 8 10
No. t ' "
FLOUR Strong, with prlcea up 2c; winter
patsnta. 842va4.M; winter airalghta, $3Ki
I it, spring patents. 86.1'Kyj 20; spring
stralghta. M 4.KO. bakera. (2 7S3.ft3.
WHEAT No. 8 aprlng. $1.1241.:. No. 3.
sl.Wfjl 12; No, 3 rod. $1.061.06.
CORN No. i, 65oS,c; Nu. 3 yellow, o4t
8o,c.
OATS-N'a 3. B44c: No. $ white, 51 44i So,
. RYE No. 2. 8Tc
BARLEY Good feeing, 7819uv; fair to
choice malting, HAill.07.
SKliC rial, No. 1 norl li weatein.
LTRY Chickens. 10c:" springs.
turkeys, 13al5c; ducks, 8c; geeae, tc.
12e;
Article.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oata, bu....
Recelpta. Shipments.
. .,. . n.uoo 8.0110
..... 68.000 10.10
60.0HO 82.COO I
112,000 $0.0)0
S.700 4H'-i 4D'4
TOO 7 M
47,n MVi 2it
jm u M
SOrt IK'i lft4
700 77 n
4.7uQ ASH Wa
200 Mi M'j
l.kl 7 11
J, 2011 87 14 81
li.ii 4:'li 4!
1,400 1811, ISO14
M 172
2,1" SllH S!
J,3l I 7
.1,000 143 1421,
K.70O 117 lltts
3,7 0 17', ll,
l.noo 8(14 m
Joo i'0 r.'i
1,100 40 HII
fKK) M "
700 114 HS
hi IMS IM'i
i,(V jn " ij"
200 7 7
l.kilO nlS 41J
8.1'W 1S l'a
00 41li 42
500 111 31
&0 117 1134
tUn ii" lii"
joo n
.100 !14 in
m id
1M
73
nV
'
ai
.
l2
lj
.1 (
"i
IS',
47
91
li'),
7i
an
aH
71
Mia
to
43i
milt
44
1.1
Kansas City Uratn aad Prerlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. . Oct. 10 -WHEAT-De-cembt-r.
$l.0f4; May, 81.04S Cash: No. 3
hard, $1 Ooifcl.Ofc; No. 3. $1014)1.04; No. 2 red.
$1.041.06; No. 3. $1.01 ti 1.08.
CORN December. 6474c; May. 56c. Cash:
No. 2 mixed, nV'3i4c: No. .1, fi0ff4c; No.
2 white, 60c; No. 3. 6Tc.
OAT8-N0. 2 wh,H.e. B04c; No. 2 mlxed.l
48si4f4c.
HAY Firm: choice timothy. $13.004
13 60; choice prairie. 31 1. 25 1 1.B0.
BUTTER Creamery, 30o; packing, 204c
' EUGS Extras, 23c; firsts. 21c.
, . Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu SB.O00 221.000
Corn, bu v. 14,000 , 13.000
who had followed ihe preceding c,"Hii
and partly. It was ensumcd, by reasun
of Supporting measures placed In the n.ar
ket by friends of ailous securities. Bom-j
violent contrasts lr. the market were the
consequence. Industrial stocks as a
group were very weak and the mivement
In some of them gave clear evidence of
a process of house cleaning goln? on on
the part of some commission hoiis
wblon had grown weary of carrying state
account, or were prompted to take In sail
and to compel their clients to do so. It
was reported that In some loans tlm,
wers maturing severe discrlmlnatl m was
exercised against some of the itiduslilnl
alocka which were held as rolteml.
The fact tht call money holds firmly
near 6 per cent, as It has done since the
first of the month. In Itself provos dis
couraging to the carrylngof quiescent ac
counts. in incident waa the heavy selling of
United States Steel preferred, which cur
ried It down to a level where trie ima
of dividend return Is higher than on the
common stock. The notable feature of the
market was the resistance offered by some
of the storks which are favorite mediums
of the most act)v speculation and whl-h
ended the day at. substantially hlgliwr
prices than last night.
Bonds i- heavy. Total snlcs. rr
value, 821.B40.000. United States bone's
were uncounted on call.
Number of salea and quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
... aalas. High. lyiw. Cloi.
Anania r.aprcM
AmalsaniBteA Copper
Amariran C.
4 nt ...
Amer. Cotton Oil
00 prs
Amoflran Eipraas .
American H. ft b. pfa.
Amariran Ire
Amtr. Ltnsea4 Oil
4o pfd r
Amsr. Locomotive
4o pfit
Amer. 6. tk R
o pM
Amer. Sugar ftafliitng ...
Amer. Ton. pld cartlf...
Anaronda Mlulng Co
Atchiroa
So pld
Atlantic Coaat Una
Ualtlmora 4t Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt .
Canadian plno
Central of Now Jersey .
ClieMipMk St Ohln
Chicago Ut. Weatern ...
Chinaao A Northwaatern
C., .f. gt. p
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C, C, C. St. L. ...
Colo. Fuel A Iron
Colo. A Southarn
d lat pfd
do U pfd
Conalldated Oas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delasars A Hudaon ,.,
Oel., lck. A West. ...
penrer Rio Orandt .
do pfd , ,
Dlatlllors' Securities ...
Erie ,
u lat pld
do id pfd
Genaral Electric
Illinois Central
Istsrnatlsnai Pa par ,
So pfd
International Pump
ds pfd
lows Central
s pfd
Kaa City Boulharn H
do ptd . v . . .
Jsirnila ft. NaahrUls 4.ta-M2.
reilcaa Central
Mlaai A1 at.' Iionls
M., St. P. A g. Sis. at.
do pfd ,
Missouri rarldc ..
M.. K. A T.
ds pfd v...V.
National La it
Nat. R. R. of Mes. ptd A
New York Central
K. T., O. A W
Norfolk A Wtatern ......
4e ptd
North. AmariesD
Pacldc Mali
PennarlYsnls
People's Oas
P., O. C. A St. !
PramM Steel Car
do pfd
Pullmas Palscs Car
Reading
do lat pf
do Id pfd
Ropubllc Bteal
do pfd
Rock Ialaad Co
do pfd
St. U A 8. P. 84 pfd...
t. Loo la 8.-W
do pfd i.
Southern geolao
o pfd -
Southern Railway
do pfd .v..i
Tenn. Cel A Iron
Taxas A Paoifle
T.. St. L. A W
do pfd
t'nlon PaclSo
ds pfd
V. 8. Eiprsaa
It. g. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steal
ds pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ,
do pfd ,
Wabaah
do pfd
Welle-Fargo Bipreaa ..
Weetlnghouae Electric
Western t'nlon
Wheeling A Lsko Erie
Wlsconaln Central ....
do pfd
Iniertorough Met. . ...1
do pfd
Ore at Northers pfd ....
Northers Padae
Central Leather ........
do ptd
Sloee-gtiafoeld Steel ...
Total sales for the day. tsi.too ibarea
Mint. Oaa
t'nlled rrult
United Shoe Mech
do prd
V. s. Sleel
do pfd
Adventure
A I loses
Amalgamated. ......
Atlantic
Allied. Bid.
Oil
. iS . I tah .u
. 4a Virtorts
. 3x14 Winona '
. ft Wolvnrine ....
. I'd 14 North Dntte .
. US H Rutte Coalition
. IV Nevada
. 21 calumet A Arliona ,.
. M Arliona Commercial. 1:
l
....
.... lo', '
....11 I
.... I
.... n' ;
.... s 1
.... l
.... 44 !
... ti
.... Sl.
. ... K
.... u
.... 74
....
.... IJ
.... tt'4 1
....
.... s
....
44
....107
.... 4VH
.... v,
Sl4
Sheey and l.aaabs la err Light Br
relpt, vtltk Prlees Steady an
All Kln4swellBg nn
Killers Weak.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct
14 cows.
Wyoming.
8 cows 1".2
Wyoming.
2 steers. ...!"
7 cows ....
5 1"
2 17
Cattle. Hogs.
Laaden ClwsTmg stacks.
LONDON. Oct. 10 Closing quotations
on stocks were ss fol'owsi
Conanle. mosey. . . .! H-14 M.. K. A T !
do account K l&-14New York central ..104
Anaconda 7N!rtnls A Weatern.. i0
Atohlaon Si'ta do pfd S3
do pfd M anuria A Weatern. 1 Si
Baltimore V Ohio .. . Pennaylranla
Canadian Pact tic ltRH Rsnd Mines ....
('heeapeaks A Ohio.. 30"4 Readies
Chicago (It. Weatern. 4 southern Railway
C, M. A At. P !'. do pfd
14 Southern Padflc .
fie Peers
D. A R. O. aoVtlston Pacific
do pfd 481. do pfd
Erie 1841. S. Steel .
do fat prd 44 de ptd ....
do Id pfd Wahaah
Drank Trunk K do pfd
llllnoln Central 14 Spatiirh 4s ..
Loula. A Naah 103
SILVER Bar. steady at 7-16d per og.
MONEY 24tl:4 P"- cvnt-
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills la 3vifo3 15-16 per cent. The
rate of discount lu the open market for
three months' bills la 4 l-lti(ftl4 per cent.
si
4'
4
H4
)
114
1274
M
J4
i1i
10
:
1
New York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Adams Cos Liu I Chief . S
tllte 4 Oolarls .t3t
llreece 2 Opblr U'.
Urunawlck Con .... 4S Pol out ; 14
Comatock Turfnel u.. ! Savage 70
Con.. Cel. A Vs ') Sierra Nevada M
Horn Stiver H0 Small Kopei tit
Iron Silver 12a Standard 20
Leadvllle Con I . ,
Offered.
Forels Financial.
LONDON, Oct. 10. Money Is In quiet de
mand In the money market today and rates
were easier. On the Stock exchange the
prices opened weak, but buying orders for
Union Paoifle, Canadian Pacific and Erie
caused a Arm close. Grand Trunk Improved
during the afternoon, especially third pre
ferred shares, on President Wilson's favor-
BERLIN, Oct. 10. Prices on the Bourse
Receipts were:
Official Monday
'mcliil Tuesday ,
Oftlclal Wednesday...
Estimated Thursday
Four days this week. .33.508
Same days last week. . . .2S.2I7
Same days 2 weeks ago. .80.723
Same days 3 weeks sgo..31.6K3
Same days 4 weeks ago..31.0t4
Same days last year 2B.BB7
tne tuiiovviiig table shows tha receipts ot
cattle, hogs end sheep st South Omaha for
ti.s year to date, compared with last year.
17. !". Inc. Dec.
Cattle ........ 830,477 TM.TTW 143.6S1
Hoga 1.846.867 2.093.740 ...... .8KS
Sheep 1,644,W l.SoD.Ssi 36.660
Tlia following table sli. the ava -ge
prices of hogs At South Omsha for the Isst
several days, with comparisons:
I
10. 1?U7.
Sheep.
2,1,4 Zi.au 1
6.378 17.83
4, SSI 13562
6,2r S.0W
1S.2H0 6o,74!t
1D.OII9 ti.m
24.531 104.174
26.018 6-',Ks
2.3.')3 72.236
16.606 78,746 ,
II. Chsse
..h'j; 4 50
into 2 76
M Clarke
.!".' 4 W
8 111
, T3 3 Si
IDAHO.
D. H. Cregnn. Idshn.
1 steers... .1127 4 1b 13 feeders.. m1 3 90
HOGS Hogg were unevenly higher this
morning, but Just how much higher It was
no easy matter ta egy. The experience of
salesmen differed ao widely that no two
acre quoting the market the same, some
lenorllng their sales ss steadv, others 5o
higher, and a few even quoting It loo
lilehee At the seme timjt '),... mM ni I..,.
! who were. If anything, bldded lower on their
uravy hogs. 1 he result wss a Very slow
and dull market, very little being done un
til late In the morning. Heavy lings were
at no time free sellers, and naturally
enough they did not experience aa much
advance ss ths lighter and choicer loads,
hvsvy packets especially being a alow pro
position from start to finish..
Representative sales:
I 1807. 190$.U06. 1804. 11808. 11902. (1901.
Sspt. $0... $03
Oct. 1.... $01
Oct. 3.... 6 9144
Oct. 3.... 6 S
Oct. 4 6 84
Oct. 6.,.. i 8o4
Oct. ....
Oct. 7.... I9:r4
Oct. 8. . . . 6 r4
Oct. 8.... m
Oct. 10... 8 1,
1 1 131 6 e
25 16 741
;'. 6 IS
27! 6 10i 8 75
28
8
6 31
061 I 74
081 6 76
03 S 68
8 60
6 64
6 05
$ Til 7 Ml
7 14
7 301
7 30M
7 81
$ (3
5 67
I 661
$ 40
7 42
7
S?l 6 641 i 11 7 28
g 30f 8 on' 16 ll 7 14
8 25 8 051 t B3 $ 22 7 08
$ 88
76
$ 69
5
68
6 62
49
34
13
14
No. A. Ss. Pt. .. v. Sh. Pr.
J Si I ISO I 5 7a 24 M lit
5 . i I as it v 81) 6 1
88 SOT fOS 00 J ri 4S l
61 Ill 130 6 06 71 Mi IM SJI'i
54 Ill ... 6 OS 51 0 4 6 IK
(7 IJt 10 4 00 M.. $71 So I 1
M ... 6 0S ti.l 40 6 18
II ... IBS 73 ...tM to 6 IK -
... 40 TS :i ... 6 IS
41... f.'T SO 2 ttf ... 4 16
M It 4 m ...ss tati 11
i ... on 71 t; 40 11
M ... 6 03V4 47.. !7i 40 I la
l IM 114 43 SSI 10 1174
M 40 01 M 242 SO I 174
64 25 40 I OK T 216 130 I 10
57 Ill 40 6 OJ 17 IM ... 10
M 11 40 65 7. ...... S4 ' ... 6 80
14 W7 160 I 0 I4 W M .
'. ... IM 41 m ... t
61 ' 140 ICS t 4 10 4 Jtt
64 its o en w r4 n tti
6 191 I 06 61 3? 4 4 16
71 at 4 1 ...
44 ... I 8
j O'GRADY BONDSMEN WITHDRAW
i Woman Aeesaeil ( Mnrder nl Ileal
! Falls Beaten itleimalnsi af
Proerty.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. Oc t 1".-tSpit ial.)
The latest sensation In connection with
the case of Mrs. Julia Ann O'Grady, who
a few days ago was beht for tippeaiancv
In the ststa, clrrttlt court on the chsrge
of having fired the shot which killed her
hushsnd. John O'Orgdy. a pioneer resi
dent of this part of the state. Is the Bur
rendering of the defendant lo the county
authorities by the three Slottx Fells n
who had furnished her bond In the sum
of $7.0"".
The men who a day or two ago signcc
her bond were Merits Levin ger. cx-Mayoi
George W. Bumslde- and J. II. Toohov
She had been released snd returned to
ths O'Qrady horns with the Intention ,nf
remslnlng there pending her trial the latter
psrt ' of November. The set Ion of the
bondsmen In wllhdrswlng from tier bond
was precipitated when papers were filed
In the office! of the register of deeds con
veying to George W. Egan of Logan. la.,
tha O'Grady fsrm, the bill of ssle covering
all '.lis O'Grady person si property.
It sppears that Mrs. O'Orsdy dlechsrged
(he Sioux FRlls attorneys whose services
she engaged soon sfter the tragic, death
of Jier husband and who represented br
st the coroner's Inquest and st her prs
llmlnary hearing. '
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Hogs.
35.95fc6.35
6.7f"cr7.06
SlWdHSO
5.7o.'i.96 '
8.10(nt.40
of stock
it
z
ir.414
470
101,
60
44
4
4.1
II
116
14
1
ta
il
l.t
.... Mi,
ak ,
l6Tei. '' te
H4 "
"'4 n4
1214 int.,
.! . e.1'4
2a 2U
4 4 : ?4
'4t J ,.
441 ;
10.100 1014 1004 loi i.
pvr soa no an
TtiO 1114 74 - 4r74
' .-.I 18 ,
. o7 4
4il 23 SiW 22'
11.400 lies in H4
i.aiBl ai1 as
vices.
1; j PARIS, Oct. 10. Prices at the opening of
ihiil i tnR Bourse today declined on the New
14 : iuik nu.ivTV, iiui iwiv-r dim, virn( niiu
'4t t closed at a better tone.
m
M4 I Bank of Kngland Statement.
1,000
tk
700
14
:v
eOO, 123
l.t'10 44
5. 01 ;4
100 4V,
1.5'i0 4A1
tilO 44',
n H4-
euO si '4
700 7:,
,1I0 IM
.114.2110 91 'J
no
4.1'
io
1,000
m
7.-
if 4
43
31
100 4f4
14.41NV 7'4
i
14
78
l.ss
19
70
144
41
si 4
4JI4
71 V
6
204
74 .
IK-
14
71
74
l!f,
7
14
41
IIH
l.M,
411
71,
s o log 1'! i 4
600 11V ll'i 11.
3ft) .481,
400
400
24 s,
4k',
114
LONDON, Oct. 10. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows tha
following changes: . Total reserve, de
crease, l,497,OiW; circulation, decrease.
358.000; bullion, decrease, 1,856,476; other
securities, decrease. 4U.163.wfiO: other de
posits. Increase. 1,414.000; public deposits,
decrcaae, 1,978,00071 netes reserve, decrense,
1,361,000; government securities, Increase.
1.000.000. The proportion of the bank's
reserve to liability this week Is 46.61 per
cent, aa compared with 48.86 per cent lust
week. . .
Omaha $2.00ra!5.15
Chicago 2 nt7.36
Kansas City X.lO'p'.OO
St. Loula ..." 2.0i7.il5
Sioux City 2.756.40 '
The officio 1 number of cara
brought In today by each road waa
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & 81. P 1 3
Wabaah 2 ..
Mlasotirl Pacific .. 2
Union Pacific system. 42
C. ft N. VV., east
C N. V.. w3; Tt
C. St. P.. M. AO.'.... ..
V., B. ft Q., east....
C, B. & Q., west...
C, R. 1. &. P., east.
C. R. I. ft P., west.
Illinois Central
Chicago G. W
21
103
1
1
1
C
8
22
Total receipts.
,.22u
24
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
.101,700 124
100
5' in
400
M.aoo
41.4'
100 ,
100
47 '4
24
st
"
Mt
1S
4
W BATHER' I-V.JJIU;CRI BEJ.T
Fair- for Frtda'ay,". Ha.- Xa Important
..'"7 Ckane lit ejjpe4ratr4j.",-.
". -'I i' MAHA, Oct. 10. 1907.
. Generally ctear wn)i4r prevails through
out the entire country this morning. Light
rains have fallen In -the lake reglou wltnln
the lant twenty.four hours, and, moderately
heavy rains occurred on file south Atlantic
cchsL Temperatures are slightly higher In
the eastern states and throughout the
northwest. They are lower :r, the upper
lake region, upper .Mississippi ' valley and
gulf stiles. The. Outlook Is tavorsrtn for
continued fair In trria,, vicinity tonight snd
Friday, wltb. no important change )u tem
perature. . " ' i' "
Omaha record of tt)iic4-ature And precipi
tation oompared - wliA . te-, corresponding
day of the lust three years:
1807. 1906. 1805. 1904.
Minimum temperature ... 46 28 43 55
Precipitation 0J 00 . 00 .07
Normnl temperature for today,' 68 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation sioce March 1,
.91 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1906,
3.54 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1005,
B.4o Inches. , L. A. WELSH,
' ' Local Forecaster.
Wel Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 10.-WOOL-The activity lu
the local wool market continues without
;ii 'abatement, yet In snlte of the heavv deal.
244 3s Ing. prlcea show no hardening tendency.
43 i 1 The leading western quotations follow:
1231a 124 - Kentucky. Indiana - Jind Missouri,' three-
.... Ji'.j eighths brood. 314733c; .one-quarter blood.
, zn-uitoc. Bcoureo values, lexas. fine, twelve
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co......
Armour ft Co........
Vansant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Co
Mccreary ft Carey
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston & Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild..
L. F. Hubs
J. H. Bulla 4..
Sam Wertheimer
Mike Haggerty
J.. B. Root ft Co
O. Me Connaufhey
T. B. Inghrain
Sullivan Bros..
V. A. Brltton
Lehmer Bros
Sheridan Meat Co
Carlson
J. L. Compton
Kingman Packing Co.. 1.
Independent
Ietier . Bros...
Smith ft P. ,.
Other buyers ......i.-..i-,
813
1,626
2.01a
H14
26
242
460
6X
10
215
21
66
66
1l '
119
1(H
218
' 169
27
25
V
25
35
81
861
Hogs. Sheep.
c38
ItiO
l,9.i4
1,5J
1.279
182
K5 .
114
. 2U8
.197
1 19
120
'"V
7.371
8HEKP Receipts of sheep this morning
were very light, there not being enough in
sight to create any great amount ot en
thuslssm. The few loads here were prac
tically all foedera, there being no killers
of any consequence In sight. There was n
very fair demand for killers, but the feel
ing was weak on that kind. The fart Is
that the Chicago market Is considerably
lower than this market, taking Into account
the difference in railroad .rates. In fact,
on some kind of killers the price Is actu
ally l.iwer at Chicago than here. This
naturally makoe the buyers for packing
houses bearish in their views and aa noted
yesterday they would undoubtedly buy fat
atuff lower If receipts, wero large enough to
admit of it. With offerings so small they
were forced to pay practically steady prlcea
for the little stuff to be had.
As usual there was a good demand for
feeders snd the market was generally
steady on all desirable grades. The fact is
the feeder market has been very satisfac
tory all thla week, with comparatively little
change In prices. In fsct what few changes
have taken place have been on the side of
sircnget vi.lj.,1. A r'ent many medium
lambs are coming such fc fro selling
around $S.004r6.20. with very few striit'y
good or choice lambs offered. As noted
yesterday, old broken mouthed and Inferior
ewes are alow sole every day, the demand
not being for that kind. '
Quotations on good to choice killers'
Lambs. $6.7ooi7.26; yearling wethers. eb.sOtf
6.76: wathers. 34.SOtb5.36: ewes, $4. 00.00.
No quotations are given on fair to good
killers, as feeder buyers sre taking prac- , i,y
tloallv everything of that description st !
better prices than peckers wi". vT-
Quotations on feeders: Lambs. $6.0tKi48u;
roniinr.n Inriilis. H.ni'n6o0; i-hihIik $'1 Mfil
5.80; wethers, 84.75(K..lo; ewes, 84 00fi4 50;
cocitn.. 1 ih. 1.1 'Ai:t.7r: vturiing breeding
. '-wes. eV.OOdjC.iV); sged brewing ewes, $i.0fJ
' ' 8.75.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
'tt Wyoming lambs 61
78 Wyoming lambs 62
1 111 Wyoming wethers M
j 62 Wyoming ewes 101
j 302 Wyoming ewes, feeders 92
i 14 Wyoming ewes, culls 86
I 1403 Wyoming lumDs, feeders.... M
! 243 Wyoming lambs, culls 4:
1 4.7 Wyoming bucks, lambs 61
150 Wyoming Is nibs 60
1 "2 Wyoming lambs 61
; 3r2 Wyoming lambs 59
I 63 Wyoming lambe 60
1 249 Wyoming wethera 6
443 Wyoming wethers V!
j 60 Wyoming lamba, feedeva B9
! 628 Wyoming lambs, feeders 54
I 456 Wyoming lnmbs, feeders .... 5'
I lei Wyo. lambs, culls, feeders.. 4'.'
6o2 Wyoming lamb", feeders 65
123 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 4?1
I 22S Wyoming ewes, breeders.... 1oo
, 1iK Wyoming ewes, breeders.... 117
Electric Llgrht Franchise.
MITCHELL, 8. D., Oct. lO.-tSpevlsl -Another
delsy has been granted by ths city
council on the eletrlo light franchise prop
osition In order to give the Mitchell Oas
company an opportunity to get through
with the receivership And start out OA A
new basis. When the business Is settled In
federal court the plsnt will be purchased
by a new company, which has Just made ap
plication to the ounr.il for a franchise, ami
which will undoubtedly be granted.. The rid
company has about $03,000 Invested In Ihe
present plant and sn effort will be made lu
get It out by Improving the gas snd electric
light plant. It sasures the' rttlssna that
It will give Mitchell tho best lighting plant
In the northwest. The parties from Wagner
who had an application for A 'franchise
offered strong objections to the fTHl.ib.lae
being put over for a period of thlry da,vs,
snd H took the Vcle of the mayor to Yls
cide the tie vote on the poslponepient.
Totals......... 3.341 ,87T 3.048
CATTLE Receipts of cstlle were quito
liberal for a Thursday, there being over
200 cara reported InJ As usual of late, a'
good many of the trains Were behind time.
1 so that it was well along toward midday
I before everything was In sight.
In aplte of the fact thet there were so
I many cettle In the yards, the number of :
1 fat steers was small. This was true not
only of Cornfeils, but of rangers aa well.
At the same time there was a very good ,
demand and packers were all looking tor
supplies. Witn 'only a few cattle to make;
selections from, Ine market was fully I
sieaoy ana tt was no trouble at all to sell
the good kinds.
Cowa and heifers were In liberal supply,
and still there was no aurntus of urnod
ainns, tne receipts consisting largely
1 219 Wyoming wethers, feeder.. Ill
111 Wvomlna wethers, feeders.. 11"
2?i Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 110
815 South Dakota wethers 90
174 South Dakota yearlings...... 74
Sr4S. D.-yearlings, feeders...... 44
6B S. D. iambs, feeders 61
4 western Ismhs, culls 73
210 western lambs 69
JS1 South Dakota ewes, feeders. f3
V South Dakota lambs, feeders 62
72 8. D. lambs, feeders, culls.., 81
341 Wyoming yearllna, feeders.. 81
11 Wyoming wethers, teeners.. 104
321 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 110
77 western lambs - "J
10 western lamb culls Bo
18 western ewe culls 110
1 western yearling loo
rr-
6 7.
4 r.
6 27
3 on
4 7
3 T'
6 1
r. 1
4 7;.
6 7t
6
6 t
6 Hi
5 ra
ft 4:.
6 Ot
6 Vi
6 50
6 (VI
6 l
6 sn
6 2'i
3 2S)
ft 10
5 10
8 05
t :
ft 70
ft 70
6 2
5 M
7
5 2S
8 60
5 75
ft 50
6 1"
5 10
7 26
26
8 E0
6 00
Khern, Lamba
Steady. .
and Hosts Arc
consisting largely of 1 rutrir.n hvk trnrk" MillKKT
vittou. i tie . general niarKei waa . sieaoy, 1
and on the good kinds fairly active. In
ferior grades were a little alow, but still Cattle,
they sold Just about as well aa yesterday.
.r''n,,:: ,. r;',, riL.."; Chicago, oct. io.-CATTLE-Receipt.
of rattle continues In a gotld healthy con- stlmated about 19.000 head; dy
dlllon. Prices lnlv looked In.t a Kent Steers, .it)'0 ' "i rows, e.v.nmiu."",
steady with yesterday, there being no note- $3.0Cft6.76; bulls. $2.60ti.W
worthy rhanae in anv direction. I 8.50; stockerB and feeders,
uvaiaiHmn oil came; uoiiu 10 Cliuice corn-
fed steers, xs.sori f.0"; fair to good cornfetl
heifers.
calves. .$3.0 Kit
$2.4O7i5.(0.
HOGS Receipts, estimated about 14.0T4)
head; market steady; choice heavy ship
cattle, $o.65'ri6.3A;
steers, $4..5'ci5.66
steers, $6.0tu6.75;
steer. 34.30tu6.G0
....... a Cd.. ,4 n nv km. .a . rni nmrncn. n. niu 1 u.'. iK"
nod to choice rnae ! mixed. 86.otVa7.60; packing. $6.i.V&6.75;
common to fair ran so I Digs. 85.001.40; bulk Of salea.
steers, 1.1. ,trri4.iw; gooa 101 rinr.r.r- '
S6.30fi4.3S.
LAMBS Receipts estl-
cliolce' corn fed cows anil heifers, '$3.;64i4.50; i mated at about 24,000 head; market steadv;
3 0 . li,
2.'10 IT
47i
M
144
lit
lS
4
144
J: months. 72t973r; fine, six to eight months,
664rti6-. fine, fall. 67f5&c. . Calffomla, north-
hl,
264
lot 120 120
em, 87i(jf6He; middle county, 68rr64c; southern,
62ci3c; fall free, 57ft&Sc: fall defective, eo
UV ' 6'41c. Oregon, eastern N. 1 staple, 7072c;
) 1 eastern No. 1 clothing, 6.Sfi70c; eastern
s average, 67ij69c: valley. No. 1. 60180. Terrl
ltn tory. scoured, fine staple, 7H4r74e: tine me
dium staple, jiitrrc; nne nothing, WtivOc;
2U
714 H4
1 .
ie 14 14 1:4
:i"0 :nt4 si Ms
700 4 s 4
200 334 34 2!
5.7ol it7 12S I1714
UVn 1264 124 12o4
1.00.) lA'tj 15 li
6'K) ti4 W14
00 40 88 40
'i'i 6667c; three-eighths blood, 634t65c; one
,1 quarter blood, 634164c. Pulled, extra, 68t&7flc:
iST" line A, 661.0c; A supers, 62tio4r.
ST. LOUIS., Oct. 1 10. - WOOL Quiet;
medium grades olothlng.. 234ic: light,
fine, 221824; heavy, line, litflSc; tub
washed, 2U43vHc.
New York Money Market.
NKW YORK, Oct. lO.-MONEY-Prlme
mercantile paper, 76c.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, closing
firm, with actual business steady; comnier
ctsl bills, $4 2iy4.824.
SILVER bar, w4c; Mexican dollars,
494c.
tooNDS Government, steady; railroad,
, heavy.
MONEY On call. 24 per cent: ruling
Oata, bu 14,000 3,000 ' rate, 64 per cent; closing bid. 24 per cent.
Quotations at Kansas (Jtty as reported 1 offered at 8 per cent. Time loans, firm; no
days, per ceni, aiiu vj ua s, pri
cent; six montns, 0 per ceni.
by lxgi at Bryan, 112 Board of Trade:
" I Open. I High. I Ixw. Close.
Vheat-r
December.
1
May ... ..
Corn
December
May
1 00
.1 05
. 54'iy,
1 ou4
1 05V1 04,4 1 O44B
1 1
f6 IM4CN1 544
...!6WJ4 5641 67j6 66
Quotations on Ntv iotk bonds todny
were aa follows:
V. 6. ref. U. res-.-loi1; Muu. c. s 4a..
, . . 100 '4 Max. t'eutral 4
. .l'iS-4 do Irt Inc
, MiM. a St. L. 4a.
..ti M.. K. A T. 4a....
..Vi. do 3d .
Mlnnea lts Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 1 W HEAT " ,"' "
iH-oember, $1.1J: May. $1044; No. 1 hard. Br x."cv."s!
994 1 0tf9 ! d tosoa
1 004H ' U. B. a, reg
SO roupos
V. 8. 4s. rag.....
do oeupoa
Amer. lob. a ...
do la
,1,,UI,UII 4' ' -
do atj. as
Atlentle C. U 4a.
B. ft O. 4a
1
77
8
Catton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10. COTTON-Futures
opened steady; October. 10.90c; December
11.06c; February. 11.05c bid: March,. 11.11c;
April. 11.10c; May. ll.U-16c; June, 11.15c
bid; July, 1119c; August, offered at 11.15c.
Spot cloaed quiet; ill points lower; mid
dling uplands, 11.05c. Sales, 901 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10.-COTTON-8pot.
good business done, prices 8 points lower;
American middling fair, 7.80d; good mid
dllng, 6.88d; middlings 4.63d; low middling,
6 22d; good ordinary, 6.6O1I; ordinary, t.OOd.
The aules of the day were 14,tu bales, of
which 2,ml were for speoulation and export,
and Included 12,600 Amurlcan.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30-COTTON-Steady;
nldlltng, 114c. Sales. 70 balea; receipts.
225 bales; shipments, 10 bales, slock, 2,690
bales.
fslr to good grass cows and heifers. 33.16tt
3.75; common to fair grass rows and helf'
: ere, $2.25C(3.16: good to choice Blockers and
feeders, l4.7Vri6.2fi; fslr to good stocker
and feeders. $4.004.76: common to fair
I Blockers and feders, $3.004.00.
nepresemaiivc saies:
COWS.
Ms. Av. Pr. Ne. Av. Pr.
4 1H7 i )
HEIFERS.
12 14 I W 1 420 I 64
CALVES.
STOCKEh's AND FEEDERS
$ 110 3 01 S 8:t3 IS",
1 '7 r '5 741 ti
t 151 I '
Wfc.8 . i....'! 24 NEBRASKA.
sheep, $3.6iva4.60;
lings. $6.50rQ6.00.
lambs, $5.7B'9"i.40; year-
31.1K4; No. I northwestern, 11.1.4: No. 3
m-rthwestern, $1.1: No. 3 north western.
f p.uuM nax. ro. 1 nori iiwestein. I ci ti 1 l.
fll UiiJ. l lnmlhv lirlme. 34 Su. ri.iv. r .,r. I Ft U A N I n bulk. 821 2VC2l Jt.
fr. t grade. 817 W. ' l . FLOUR-First talents. . $4Ai.l: see.
PROVISIUNS ahort ribs sides (lcxiscl. : onds. 86 ICV16 OJ; tiist cleat
87.7fXu.ftu. Mm ;(ork, per bbl.. 3i4 5iul4 ej. j unda, 3.;c'jj ;c.
lara, per l' ins , Bhori Clear sules '
Reoelpts and shipments of flour and grain ! uii.ta' ai-v-s-n wis Cict tu. -WHEAT
vtwiw ea iviivei
Cent, of Oa. 5e
do lat Isc.
Ao Id Inc.
de Id Isc
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralt.
NEW YORK, Oct. ' 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market Is quiet but steady at
4 i recent prices,
li ! DRIED FRUITS Coast advices Indicated
u , Nat. H. of M. c. 4a. 774 an easier feeling In the market for prunes,
N. V. C. gen. Jb k, but spot prices continue firm, ranging from
j'N. J O. gvn. a....Hv 414,0 to 13M.0 for California gradea. and
zr from 7c to I040 for Oregon, up to 8oin
4c. Aprloota art quiet and unchanged
'4 O. 6. L. rfdg. 4a.... 84
US e.'nn cv. Jv,
30 feelers.. 13
25 feeders.. 1046
4 heifers... Mo
27 cows...
16 cows...
3 calves..
2 cows...
22 cowa. ..
Ill cowa...
24 cowa...
9 cowa...
t cows...
8 cowa...
13 cows
.. buti
.. 645
,. ")
.. JT20
.. Po
.. M
.. 941
..1044
.. 972
..1148
..101!)
23 feeders.. llou
7 No. PaaiSt: 4s
84 Mo le
J4. 4k . con. da.... 91 I T. ! "... "TI "VI. . . '
' ub, w wivwu., wiwn" quuicu av
4
l'2n St-aalnr gun. is MVa
... IK . U A 1. M. C. ia.li'7
. 48 St. L. A 8. r. fg. 4,. 754
... i4 St. L. S..W. c. 4a.. 7
12kt12c; extra choice ut 12Vei3c.
14 fMl4 70- Mc- t C.
! " . S. A Q. new 4a. VI
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. OcU lO.-METALB-Thcrs
tnuaaal A AflU ril At-r I I VIA lit tllaw I .rP4ie lln
Oliw 44..... M taaboert I A. L. 4..... 4 f market wltft spot Closing at H3 loc.
ta l ts ..r,.t ti Urtirti I Locally the market was weak and lower
Flotx. bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
f(ais, bu.
Rye. bu
parley, bu
lha nr.i. ia..
uu. iMsrket higher. No. I northern. 31 lX'i1 t);
Recslpt bhlpinents N 2 Ror.nerri, Jl.154jl.174: December. $1.04
...... S asked
ltv,o: 140.2.i l uiui t.-vui.i... v o it tr4i- iinmli
ciii. "' -
Chea. A Oti 44a
A
R. I. A P. H. 4e. T so. Railway Ka 100 I ai wj.txijj.uu. coper ciosea ai ezd for
ax t . i9t 11s sikii aiiu oxu lur imuin in me umaon
4 r., ut. L. W. 4e. ti market. Locslly the market was weak and
4 Vuiuu Pacilc 4a ... . mv, j st ill lower. Electrolytic st $13.2013.76 and
. i ! casting al $13 .374-0 13.624. Iead was 19 in
4 1 Iondun. Locally the market was weak
UJO
2i00J
10.HW
71.UAI
l:lt,-itV
1 4 U.I r CUKN-Hlgher.
No.
cash. 4m644c;
On the Produce exchange the butter niar
Vet was weak; creantenea. 34ii-1i'; dull. -a. I
v c. r-sse. seau; at mar a. casea lb
eluded. 154ilt4'i Urate. 2lc; prime firsts.
Z3c. Cheese, steady lo tlrtn, I24jl44,
Hew Yark Geaeral Market.
NKW YORK. Oct. la. BUG A R Raw,
Steady; fair mining. 1.45c; centrifugal. S
tt-et. $8ur; ntolasoes sugar. 3c; rotined.
quiet: crushed, k.',i)c; uowdrrod, 5 10c, gran-
ulatrd. be.
CoFFE E Steady ; No. 7 Rio, 6V; No.
Sen to. 8aC
UV ITER Etead ; creamery specials,
ftVW: creamery extras. Buc; rroametv thlrrle
t Aiste, ...V; state dlry, rommuu lu dav acre $2 lr 2-t HI and t"r ti.e ton-
tWe t, r-rocwea, common lo sfe ial, I spending dale lst 'ar, $1.4.X 17.
I.lrerpoel Grain aad Previsions.
LIVEHPOOt., Oct. 10-WHEAT-Spot.
IK-Hiliiel. futjrrs. quiet; December, 8a 74di
March. Is 84d; M)'. 8s TJ.
t'uKN-rtot, firm; prime mixed Ameri
can. ." I4.1: fututes. stioiig, Ovtotier, 6s
lnV-jd; Jatiuar;'. is 4il
. Dalutfc Gralt Market.'
DULUTH. Minn., (X t. ' 10 -WHEAT-N o.
1 northern, $1 !; No. t northern. $1 144;
ln-emt-r. $1.13; May. $1.1.44
Lank 4 tearless.
OMAHA, Oct. 10 . Bank cl'-arings for to-
..l7Vi
.. 74
T
i do cv. 4a
84 1 . S. Steel, td be
'1 Wabaah lata
V.ealern Md. 4a.
1!4W. L. K. 4s..
4wta. Central 4a... II
71 Japan 4s 4
4 Atrhlsi rv. 4a 47
do cv. &a lt'l
a Inter. Mt 4W
cXC A It t 8 4s
olo. Ind. be. a. A..
Cole. Midland a ....
Cute. A So. aa
Cuba ae
U. A R. O. 4a...
Diet. See. Be
Krle prior lien 4e..
de ss. 4a
eHork. Valley 4,a.
Japan 4Sa. vert if...
do cerilf. Id a
L. A N. united ia Ml,
Bid. "Ugvred
Treasary Rlatetuent.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10 Today a state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
oral funds, exclusive of the I150.0u0.uou guld
reserve, shows: Available cash bolunce,
$242,071,657: gold coin and bullion, $U.b.u.3i4;
gold reritBcalsa. $b7.il2.501.
gtank mt I'roaee tateanrat.
PARIS. Oct. in The Weekly statement
of the Hank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes lu circulation, de
crease, 3u,Nl(1 fritucs, treasury doposlts,
decrease. 2j5.tal francs; g -nrral di'iHialts.
but unuhanged. Spelter waa 23 In Lon
don. Locally the market, waa unchanged.
Iron waa higher In the English market,
tin standard foundry quoted at Bds 6d.
Locally the market waa unchanged.
Co tree Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. M.-COFFEE-Market
ftr futures steady at a net decline of 6t
10 points. October. 6.8dc; December, 6
t unc; March, 4 106 loo; May, 6.30c; July.
4 45c; hepteniber. 8.40c. Spot quoted at
44c. .
aionz City Live Itack Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Oct 10-Hecial Tola
gram. V CATTLE Receipts. JjuO head; mar
ket steady; Blockers, slow; beeves, 84.753
to; cows snd belters, ri.6utp4.6i; Blockers
and feeders. 8J.OVtf4.75, calves and yearlings,
2 7ie J 75.
HotiS Receipts. 1.6o head; market 10c
higher, aeiilng at $e.l'?.0; bulk of sales.
86 la6 25.
8 50 14 feeders.. 7B2
4 16 33 feeders.. 6tri
2 70 6 heifers... too
9) 11 cows 916
3 66 VI cows )2
5 50 24 calves... 3oo
3 t5 13 cows M4
2 91 10 cows. P.. . 943
2 60 U cow 8:18
X 00 10 heifers... m
8 10 ft cows 10)
2 70 4 cows 926
$ 90. 4 cows 616
3 00 8 cows 1100
8 CO 4 cows 956
$ 10 11 oows 91
2 60 8 steers....
4 15
2 75
3 80 6 calves... 326
J BO 8 cows m
2 50 10 t ows &
3 19 cows 817
3 9u 69 tows.. ..l.Gi.1
3 86 13 cuvs....l,U:u
3 00 41 cows 41
2 45
$ 76
Charles Pott
4 cows 962 2 90 21 cows 970 2 80
calves... 170 4 50
11 H. Billings. Nebraska.
30 feeders.. 114 4 30 74 cowa 826 I 10
F. A. Hathaway, Nebraska.
10 feeders. . 970 4 10 13 feeders. . 84 3 80
23 cows 960 3 06
V. Lolsletsh. Nebraska.
38 cows 1066 Y, 15 11 cows 1060
32 feeders.. M43 4 25 20 steers.. ..1146
23 feeders.. ll!t 4 65 37 feeders. .1010
13 cows 6ii 2 90 44 cows est
SOUTH DAKOTA.
R keenn. South Dukota.
40 feeders.. 1093 4 65 39 feeders.. 1064
23 steers.. ..1"60 4 10 7 cows In31
t VI llk.i a W a. a--
tf. w.'ww m w e kvw.,,.,
F. Grube. Suiitli Dakota.
51 feeders. .1115 4 40 84 cows luul
11 cows V15 X 00
WYOMING.
6 COWS 943
I cows.:... W0
i co.vs..... 924
6 feeders.. 875
15 heifers... hi
3 calves... 563
4 helfars... B10
3 cows 1.150
B2 COWS....1.U
3 feeders..
19 cows 949
12 cows....l,0r'6
9 cows 840
23 calves... 253
22 feeders. 1,020
Nebraska.
3 it3
8 to
2 80
3 50 "
3 23
ft 01
2 fto
2 5-1
2 Su
8 85
X 30
3 lo
i 70
2 35
2 65
3 00
X 00
4 25
3 23
2 60
2 60
2 70
4 20
3 95
2 80'
3 95
2 60
3 30
4 25
2 70
4 65
2 V.
3 45
3 25
t. Lonis Lire Htock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10. CATTLE Receipts,
$.000 head. Includulng 2.000 Texans: market
natives strong, Texans steady; native ship
nine and exuort ateere. J.t'tfi'7.36: dressed
beef and butcher steers. $5.604i.sO; steers
t under 1.000 pounds,. $4.264l6.0fi; stockerB snd
reeders, Si.itXBH.no: cows ana neurit eo-u-'w
6 CO; connere. 81.6Mi2.60; bulls. $2.75iT4.7o;
calves 33.00417.00; Texas and Indian ateers,
JS.MkJiA.ftO; cows snd heifers, 82.0fi3'4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8000 head: market
strong at a shade higher; pig and lights.
85.764ji4.SO: packers. $5.7b.&4.75; butchers and
best hesvy, $6 ti&6 96.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $.000
head; market steady; native muttons. $3.00
tJ.7B; lamba, 4.26i7.e0; culla and bucks.
$3.0Oif3.5O; stockers, $2.7&6.50.
Kansas Clip Live Slack Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10 CATTLE Re
celpts. 12.000 head, Including 1,000 southerns;
market steady to 10c lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers, $5 80437.00: fair to
good, 84 90a5.76; western steers. 83.77vtSS.6Ii;
stockers ard feeders, $3 OOifio XO; southern
steers $3.0iK3.36; southern rows, $2.6535o;
native cows, $2 004.50; native heifers, $3.00
tj4 76; bulls, $2.S583.60; calves, $36tiJ7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 7,6rO head. Market was
steady; top. $6.60; btiak of sales. 86 Ax6 5o:
heavy. 86.2fv'i4 4o; packers, $6.3U)u.60: pig
and I'ght. 86.25ii6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3 000
head. Market sUong; lambs, $6,"5a7.40;
ewes and yearlings. $i uo6.60; western
yearlings. $6.2j5.75; western sheep, $4.6U4
s.50; stockers and feeders, $3.504.00.
New York Lies stack Market.
NEW YORK. ' Oct. 10.-BEEVE8-Re.
celpts. 2.747 head, with no trading; feeling
weak. Shlpmenta today, 4,450 quarters of
beef delivered..
CALVES Receipts, 284 head. Veala slow
to a fraction lower; grassers In light sup
ply and steady. Common top, prima, soid
at $6.Ouli 50 per 100 lbs : culls, $4.09; year
lings end grssssrs, $2.6t&3.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1613
head; sheep steady; lambs slow snd 26c
lower, tfheep sold st $3 6"(6 60 per luO Iba.i
culla, $3.00; lambs, VLUxaliU; culls, $6.0oi
150.
HOGS Receipts. 1,774 head; none on sale.
Feeding, nominally Arm.
Pnlclrfe on Board Train.
CHTFNNE. Wyo., Oct. 10. (Special.)
John Healy, a jiissengor op Union Pa
cific train No. 10, early I:!s morfilng cut
l,!s thront In the tbllet robm 'of t dny
coach shortly After tl train left Bhni'.
man station. His dead body was found
a car cleaner when the train reacheJ
Cheyenne. Coroner Murray took oharge
of the remains and Is holding thsm pond
ing communication with ,relatlveg of ths
tlceetised. No Inquest will be held, le
pers found In Healy's pockets show lhat
he has a wife and children at Port Che
tor, N. Y., snd that he wss a member In
good standing of the Cork (Ireland) Unlos
of the Amalgamated Sorlety of Carpen
ters and Joiners and of the San Fran
cisco Building Trades council. He Wat
traveling on a second-class ticket fron
Ssn Francisco to New York.
- Wyoming; Cattle Moving.
LANDER, Wyo,, Oct. 10. (Speclal.)
Csttle shipments nave begun, to jnove for
wsrd at a lively rate from this sectloi
and the cattlemen have been striking
very good market lately. J. M. Orahair
of Rongls marketed a train load at Omaha
Mondfry that netted him an avefsgs of $45
per head all around for nilxed bunch of
cowa and fteers. Manager John E. Landla
0 the Circle rahefj Is shlpplrig lout 'four
tialn. loads from A is pah oe to reach ths
river market early next week and many
more are ready to go as soon ss csrs can
be secured.
Net College for Lander.
LANDER. Wyo., Oct. 10.-(8peclal.)-O. C.
Edwards of this city is prcpsrlng to estab
lish a non-sectarian college at this placs.
The buildings, for which plans sre now be
ing drswn by local architects, will cost not
less than $30,000. The college is to b lo
cated not more Ihnn two miles from ths
business center of the town, the sits not
having been iclccted yet. Many persons
have already anm.u'H el t'.t l- willingness t
purchase scholsrsiilrs in the Institution,
which Is Intended to prorldn a rull college
course snd to matriculate, With Chicago uni
versity. - '
Argnnirnla Were Not Made.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D Oct. 10.-8pUU.)
Cofitrary to expectations, arguments on
the motion by the defense for a rrew trial
In the case of Mrs. Kunfmann of this
city, were not rnsde this week. Ths mat
ter will come up for hearing before Judge
cj. u. bmitn ot isngion, wno prtsinea at
the trial, at the court house) In this city
on Tuesday of next week. '
Mrs. Kaufmann. who spent the Summer
months with frienda at Flandreau.- Is an
pounced to have returned to her home !
this city. '
129 feeders. 464 X 85
$0 feeders.. 11 10 4 46
24 cows lmiO 125
17 cows M6 2 75
4 oows 9X12 X 60
10 cows IM 191
46 cows 88 2 75
37 cows &. 3 18
Meeh ft
24 steers.. ..1298 4 SO
31 steers. ...1144 4 35
John Whltaker Wyo.
21 steers. ...U t lo 21 steers. ...1133
1 Bleed luuu 4 1
W. M. Donald Wyo.
23 feeder.. 1100 5 15 14 rows ltnl
John McLaughlin, Wyoming
4 cjw 6x7 3 5t( 7 cows K7H
31 cow I'M 3 Bo 27 feeders.. l';
13 feeder.. W 4 2S
10 feeders.. 606
34 steers. ...1128
35 cows 1020
18 rows tail
4 011 9&7
11 cows 848
tl cows 750
W.-Wyo.
18 cows Iiihu
18 steers.. ..!Ub4
3 00
4 70
30
2 10
8 Mi
X 60
3 ow
3 40
4 00
4 65
X 35
2 3.7
ft ?
Bears Nnmerona In Wreaslnar.
LANDER, Wyo., Oct. 10 (Spselat.)
Register William T. Adams of ths Lander
land office and h lew chief .clerk., Charles
Allen, while deer hunting tn the Big Pop
Agls canyon Wuuday suddenly ran onto
a huge- blsck bear, but wers so badQ
surprised that they forgot that they hM
their rifles along and the bear was per
mitted to ambla away In peace. Boars
are reported to be quite numerous In
that locality this fait, ths hands employed
at the sawmill near there having: sn
several already.
81 trek la Right.
Receipts of llvs stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were ss follows:
South Omaha
Hloux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago ,
Totals...
St. Josenh
Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
. S.2H0 6 2oO 1000
i l.ftoo ....
.. 12,0110 7.6wJ J.CO0
; 2 641 4 660 3IK0J
.. 6.(v turn 3,010
.. .(A 14,000 24u0
.. 84,10 40.850 S8.001
l ive Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Oct. 10. CATTLE
Receipts. 36j head: market eteady; na
tives. $46Ma6.90; cows and heifers, $2.0049
6.26: stocker snd feeders, llHfiil.
HOiS Receipts, 4 .600 head: msrkel So
higher; top, $0624; bulk. $4(i4 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBii Iteoeipts, $ Ofa)
bead: morkrt steady; lambs, ft (Oj1.8o;
yeariinga, (5.26434X0.
Be Want
Booster
Ads Ars the Best Business
Army Post lu Be He-established.
LANDER, Wyo., Oct. 10. (Specjal TA
(trim.) Captain W. F. Flynn, command
ing Troep M, Eighth cavalry, at Cimp
Washakie, has received orders to tke
possession of the Washakie military- resi
ervstlon, abandoned last February., Tho
post Is to bs re-established at once, with
two or three troops of cavalry for a gor-
rUon. Captain Flynn Is likely to bs n
meted to major and given command of
the post. Repairs wI likely bs tnaJ.
to- accommodate tha Increased garrison.
I.lanola Wo at an Benetclarp, 4
LANDER, Wyo., Oct. 10.-Speclsl.)-Wllllara
J. Farley, ths guide and teamster
for a tourist party who shot and killed
himself Accidentally at Klnnear's ranch
Friday evening, was burled In ths Kagiss'
cemetery st this plaoe last evening by Hie
local Tiismbera. Fsrley owned a hack line
at Thermopolla, but had not been there
very long. H had a sister living at Lin
coln, Neb., who Is named as ths beneficiary
lu Ihe Insurance policy tyist he carried In
the M. B. A.
Common Labor ga.DO a Day.
LANDER. Wyo., Oct. 18 (Special Tel
egram.) Forty Montenegrin laborers em
ployed la trench work by ths American
Light and Powsr company struck yester
day on account of ths discharge of vu
of their number. Manager Campoell In
duced them to return to work today b
giving thsm $3 for sight hours' worw
and discharging his foreman. Common la
borers ars getting $(.$9 for elgnt hours
and not anxious to work at the prt-'ee
Omaha. Mao ta ItohhosL
BOSTON. Mass .,' Oct. lfc rTrecll Tel.
gram.) William OaaUla of Omaha was
robbed on biddefoid atreet last uigtit.
Bee Want
BoolUr.
Ada Are ths Xrest Bualate