1.0 T1I.E O.MAJIA DALLY BEE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER 20 , 1898.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weaker Oablei and Black Export Demanc
Cause Small Decline.
DECEMBER WHEAT LOSES' HALF A CEN1
torn it ml Clnt * I.OKP Onc-IllKlitli of r
I ; iil Kncli , Pork Ilrrlliu-N Mi-vc-u
mill a llnir Ci-iitN , l.nnl anil
Hllm Flvr Cent * .
C'lIICAfiO , Oct. 23. Weaker cables lodaj
titid slack export df-mand cnusc-il a dcclim
In wheat. December closed ' .btJo-Sc lower.
Torn and oatu lost 1-Sc oach. I'ork de
clined 7'/jC ' und lard nnd ribs Co ench.
Owlnff to a considerable drop in the Liver-
lirol prices and u prevailing Impres'lon thai
lho difficulty b'tweeu Knfiland and Krann
vruld bo aiTilrably arranR-d IJecombor
hent hero stnrtt-d wenk at fiom ' 4c tn
b-tc bflow yesterday's close. That mucli
JiavliiK been lopped off at ono xwonp th'
market for two hours IliercaftiT made ili" -
jicrato but on tin1 whole unsuccessful ef
forts to recover > omc of tliu sudden IOHS.
"Tlio buylne during th.it tlmo wan sulllclent
to prevnt nny further decline , although
those who took the wheat were chlclly
JnrUi'Td thf-rtto bv the possession oC put *
iitier Bood for th" day or the week. Kot
nn hour ilurliiR the middle of the session
! ) < raiiKtof lluctimtlons In December
vheat was from Cd 1-3. si'llers , to tifl l-8c
1 ' < J , the best Illustration that could b < - pre-
itentcd of the rut Into which nporulatlon
li.id dropped. The day's n-ws was In the
train bearish , but was not entirely without
rumba of comfort for the bulls.
The cl'.iranees of wheat nnd flour from
HIP Atlantic anil sulf ports worn heavy ,
ninountliiK to SIO.OOO bu hols , nnd New Yorli
reported 230.000 bushels of wh'iit sold fov
export to Iiru7.ll. ChlciiKO received 23S cars ,
iisalnst HO cars for the same day last year.
Northwf-stmi receipts were l.trtS cars , ns
compared with 873 cars for Hie correspond
ing day a y-ar UK' " , and advices from that
ijuartiT were to the effect that the move
ment would continue to bo liberal with
favorable weather. Primary western marl -
l < et receipts were Ili3.000 : bushels , ncalnsl
] OG9.Wi | ) bushnl.M the eoi-respondliiK day last
year New York reported no acceptances
of yesterday's cabled oflfrs and no bids
today at a workable limit. Dei-ember
op-ned 'fef/j-Sc lower at 1-SfiCMJr. ilt-rllned
1o fie 7-SSG6c. advanced to fiii S-M/iiG'.jC. then
reai ted to Wil-hflfifi' ' ! ! , hellers , the closing
l > rlcf.
An Itnprnviinoiit In the weather and In
creased offering from tliu Interior ruUbPil
nnHH.V feelliip In corn. The. decline In
vl-eat was also n consideration. Tin ro wat
considerable selllnf ; of loriK property anil
iirlres sulfered sllRhtly In consequeno- .
HhlppInK brokers complained of the market
J > n > ir out of lln- with the bids from th'
seaboard , lloc-i'lpts were 237 cars. Decem
ber opened lMjVlower ut S2'iu , rose ti
3' 1-Sc declined to : ! 2c , then rallied to u2V4l ( (
023-Sc , sillers , the clo > liiB price.
Small receipts , 1RG cars , and a Rood casli
demand on account of the demoralized rail
ratcH held oats firm. May advanced tc
21 l-Stt2l > 4C- and closed at 21 3-Sc.
Liberal receipts of hogs and a slight fall-
Jtip off In thu cash demand , together will :
the decline In Kraln. weakened provision" ,
I'ackers sold iiulte freely , causing a small
I'oncesslon In prices generally. January
Jiork opened 5c lower lit $0.00 , advanced tc
$ ! i Mi9.021,4 , sold off to $8.9' and closed at
5S 97H. The raiiKe In lard and ribs was very
tmiull.
K'tlmnted receipts for Saturday : Wheat ,
tllS cars ; corn , 303 cars ; oats , 370 cars ; IIOKS ,
L'O.OOO head.
futures raiiKcd as follows :
Open. Hlch. | Low. Yes'ii'j
Whrit.
Oct . . 631 ,
TJr-c. . . CCViCii , iiIH
Mny. . CUM t V
Corn.
Oct 3 =
32UMH
liny . 32 hi
Ouu
Dec. .
M r 34i !
J'orx
Dec. . 7 K21 777K 7 SO 7S5
, I n. . 900 II O''H 3 05 9 115
'flee . 4 SO 4 P''h
.Inn . . . 4,90 402H 4 I'O 4 PO 4 US
*
I'fK ' * 4 0 4 HO 4 ill ) 4 0.
Jilll 4CJ5 4(10 . .foam 4(17 4
No. 2.
i'ash quotations were as follows :
l-'LOUU Steady ; special spring brands ,
Jl lOJil.20 ; hard patents , J3. ( (3 VO ;
stralKhts , Vt.Wij3.ZO ; bakers. * 2WJi2.40 !
U'HEAT No. 2 sprlllff , KtfiKiftu ; No , 2
Pprlnt ; . t3 ! fi5Uc ; No. 2 red , < i7i&tibc.
CORN No. 2 , 32I-Sil32Uc.
OATS No. 2 , 23tiO ! ; No. 2 white , 25--J ! :
No. 3 white. 2tiiT(27Hc.
TIYK No. 2. 51c.
liAHLliY No. 2. 33f4Sc. |
SKKDS-No 1 ilaxseed , S3c.fijl.03 ; prime
timothy seed , J2.37'- .
I'UOVISIONS-Pork , mess , per bbl. . J7.8C
CT7S5. ] .nrd. per 100 Ibs. , J4.MJjl.S7Vi. Short
rlliH sides ( loose ) , JI.S5C5.20. Jjry salted
called shoulders ( boxed ) , J4.COJjl.75 ; short
clear Hliles ( boxed ) , J3.105.20.
UlllSKy-DlBtlller.s' llnlshcd goods , per
Ki'1 ' * l ? " '
Kt'GARS I'nchnngcil.
The following are the receipts and ship-
Jii > nts for today ;
On the I'rodnco oxchanKO today the. but
ter market was quiet ; creameries , H521c ;
tlalrles. 12t19c EGK * , tlrm , 17ffl7' ' < ; C.
M5\V YOHK .ll.VUICKT
( liiutnlloiiM for I IK- Day on ( icncra
Co in m < i lilt lt M.
NKW YOniv. Oct. 2S.-FLOUU-Hccelpts
B.729 bbls. ; exports. 35,272 bbls. Weak am
tMirtlvc * . Minnesota patents , J'.P5fl-10 !
Sllnnesota bakers' , J3.10 < 33.30 : winter pat
'nts. J3.75j4.0i ( > ; winter stralKhts , $ .1j5tj'3,75 (
Mlnnesotn cMra < - . J2.SOJf3.lo.
( . 'OHNMKA1 * Steady ; yellow western , 75r
HYI3ICnslir ; No. 2 western , 45c , c. 1. f.
3Juffnlo ; riSljoS c. f. i > . b. , afloat , to arrive
UAIlia-n" JlALT-Steady ; western , 575
7UcW11KAT
W11KAT Receipts. 324,075 bu. ; export ?
r.JO.KSO bu. Spot uuny ; No. 2 red , 7fi7-S. .
f o. b. afloat. Options opened weak li
icsponso to lower cables und larje sprlni
win-Hi receipts. After a sllKht rally 01
1 > IS clearances at noon they wukeiui
nmiln under ll lit export developments an
eloped unsettled at 5-Siia4c ( dcllne ; No.
red. May. 71 7-M"i7i 3-Se ; closed at 72 1-Sc.
COHN Ilecclpts , 47,257 bu. ; exports , 10J,07
I'd Spot steady ; Nu. 2 , 31'5-jjc ' , f. u , 1.
afloat. Options opened easier on eabl
new" , but held fairly ste.uly all day , In
Jiui'nccd by i xport buslncds and llsht ot
firliiKs ; closed l-.siffic lower ; Dtccmbei
"s l-lJI(3S\4c ( ( ; closed at 3S 1-Sc ; May , 391-161
; 3-Sc ; closi-d at 39 3-Sc
OATS H'celpts , 120,300 bu. ; exports , 2.
1m. Spot enalt-r ; No. 2. 29c. Options du
nml nominal.
HOPS StroiiB ; stuto , common to cholci
1M crop , 7ftc ; 1S97 crop. ! U/'l3c ; 1S5S croi
3SH20c , Paclllc coasl. iMifi crop , 7JJ8c ; is ;
i rop. llfi'lUc ; 1 ! ( S crop. lSJi20t' .
" 'JIK1SSU Dull ; larRe white and colorci
fcn . small white und colored , He.
m'TTUIl Itccelpts. I,5M pkcs. ; mnrkr
llrm. western c-roiunery , 15jT23c ; factor :
HGCiS HecPlpts. 0.91G pku ? . ; mark (
Jlrm r ; western , 20'ic.
UlC-E-Klrm.
MOI.A88K8 Firm.
MKTAL8 Then- was a very encouruRln
Jniprovemoiit In the general temper ot tli
netal market today. Tin , copper , lead nn
hi rlter exhlblt-d pronounced stmigth. li
trcascd demantl. favorublo foreign new
mid wltlidrnwul of sellers were responslbl
for the better fesllnRAt the close tli
metal exchanso called pic Iron warrant
unchanged , J7.W bid. J7.25 naked , hah
copper , llrm , buyers nnd sellers , J12.60. Tli
tlrmer , JlS.oO bid , JIS.25 asked. I < eud. llrme
J'lG7'i bid , J3.70 nskrd. Spelter , llrme
J512'5 bid. J5.15 nsked. The llrm iiumln
tlio settling prlco for western miner * nn
smelters quotes lead at J3.50.
Crnlit HCI * > | | IH nt I'rliicliml Ini-Ucli
.M1NNKAPOUS. Oct. 2S. - Receipts
AVheat. today , 5S3 cars.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2S.-Recclpts : YVheai
16:1 : curs.
CHH'AOO. Oct. 2S.-Hecelpt3 today
| " \Vhcut. 23S curs ; corn. 237 cars ; oats. H
cars. Kstlmated rft-oipls for tomorrow
Wheat , 315 cars ; corn , 3u5 curs ; oats , li
oars.
in'IAJTH. Oct. 2S.-Recelpts : AVheat. K
earn ,
Receipts at Primary Markets Whoa
433,461 bushels ; corn. 5w,72t > bushels ; oat :
29.7W bushels.
Voir Orlcium
AN8 , Oct. 2S.-l'nOVISlON
- Quiet but llrm. Pork , standard in' * !
> fS.7 ij9.00. l.ard , refined tierce , } 7J , pun
Jo.-7'a , Iloxftd meats , dry salt shoulders ,
Jl * 7 j , sldrs. t-.A2tv&.7S. Itucoti. fides clrar
rlb , in ! 7M < > ; 50. Hnmc , choice sugar
cured , Jl 75q9 5"
roKI'KB Quilt ; Rio , ordinary to fair ,
0 3-M > 7 7-Ke.
HlCfi Bti'iily ; ordinary to cood. Iifi9r ,
1'Loi 11 , GRAIN ANl > K15KIJBTPKKS
Steady. I.'loiir , extra fancy. J3.4Sfi3.55 ; pat-
. nts. UDJijI.ifi. Corntneul. JI.75fi.W. ( Bran ,
t"r. Hay , prime , tlO.OOf/ll.tV ) : Lholcp. Jl2.l vTf
J5 "A Corn. No. 2 sacked white nnd mixed ,
l' > c ; yellow , 4lc. O , ts , No. i sa-ked. 29'2
OMAHA < ; I.MU , M
< 'onilllloii of 'I'rndr anil Qtiolntlons on
Maple mill I-'nticy rrodncp.
ICOOS-Clood stock , 17c.
Ul'TTKH Common to fair. IWil2c ; sep
arator , 23c ; Kathercd creamery , "VJ2lc.
I.IVK I'OtM.TllY II ns. I'yitSe ' ; old roosters
ters , 4c ; spring chickens , Cc ; ducks , 6 70 ;
tjep e. i/7c. ;
OAMIC-Teal , blue wine , 51.73 : green wtliR ,
Jl.i'O ; mixed , $1.75Ti2.23 ; prairie chickens.
> ouiif7. $1.5" ; old , ? 1.
I'lonONK Mve , per doz. , 73c.
VKAL-Cholco. 9c.
VKGBTAHLKS.
CKhl-niY-I'er bunch , SOSSSc ; Colorado
celery , l.'c.
ONIONS New. per hu. , SoQIjc.
IIKANS Itnnd-nlckcd navy , per bu. , 51.30
& 1.IO.
1 ' ( ) TA TO I-S : T- ! ? lOc : sn eked. 4Sfi loc.
SWKKT I'OTATOHS Per bbl. . $2.00U2.2j.
CAIUlACiHK Per bu. . ( rated. Ic.
THOP1CAI. rilUITd.
USMONS-Callfornla , fancy. I6.00tjfl.23 ;
cholc" , $3.30fl3.75 ; fancy Messina , 56.oOSi.00.
OUANC.K.S-MexIcans. SI.
HANAXAS Choice. larse stock. per
bunch. $2.t .vg2.25j medium sized bunches ,
1.73f < 2,00.
FRUITS.
AI'PLUS Wfi.'tern Hen Davis , Gonltons
nnd Wlni-saps , i r bbl. , J3.25if3.50 ; New-
York IliildwlnGreenings and others , per
bbl. , x..r/Ki.7.j. ? : !
PKACI IKS Season over.
PU'MS-Orc-Kon. Jl.fyin.23.
PKAP.S Hartlett. California , out of the
market ; other varieties , J2.23.
GRAI'KS-f'illfornla Tokays , Jl.DOHiSl.flj :
New V'ork Rrnpes , ISc.
CHANHKHIUKS Wisconsin. ner box ,
Jl.2.3 ; Capo Cods , per bbl. , JC.25S6.30 ; Jersey" ,
JS.'o'iiii.ijn. '
QL'lNL'IiS-Per box. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , per Ib. , 14 15c ; Brazils ,
per Ib. , Willie : KiiKllsh walnuts , per b. .
fancy soft shell. Il < ! il2c : filberts , per Ib. ,
lOc ; pecans , polished. 7ff ( < ! c ; cocoanuts. per
100. Sl.3nfiO.Mi ; peanuts , raw. 6'.c ' . . ; roastetl ,
7'/iic ; chtwlnuts , ] lTil2c. (
MAJ'LB SYPI'P Klve-c-al. can , each ,
J2.r.O ; R.il. cans , pure , per doz. , J12 ; halJ-gal.
cans , Ji.2. ! > , quart cans , $3.50.
HONKY Choice white , 12fil3c.
DATKS-Hallovvei * . to to 70-lb. boxes , S'.jc ;
Salr , 5c ; Kard. U-lb. boxes , 9c.
KHJS Imported fancy , 3-crown , 14-lb.
boxes , liic3crown , 41-lb. bov.s. I3o ; 3-lb.
boxes , 221T2ta ; per box ; California , 10-lb.
boxes , tl.Wtl.ib.
ClDClt 1'ur half bbl. , J3.23i03.0.
HIUKS. TALLOW , KTC.
HIDKS-No. 1 Ki-een hides , 7c ; No. 2
Brcoti hides , Cc ; No. 1 salted hides , Sc ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7aic ; No. 1 veal calf.
S to 12 Ibs. , 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15
Ilia. . 7i.
TALLOW , OUISASK , ETC. Tallow. No
1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2. 2V4c ; roiiKli tallow. l'-jc :
whlto Rreasf , S'.il'Z'ic ; yellow and brown
" fiilKKP PKI/i'S Green saHnd , each. 15 ®
75c ; Krven salted shearlniH ( short wooled
early skin ! " ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; ary
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
oelts. pet Ib. , actual weight , 4aCc ( , dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
PIT Ib. . actual welRht. 3'ilc ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welRht. 4ft3e ; dry nint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib. , actual wels'it ' , 3 < jc. !
St. I.iiulH tnrt.-c * .
ST. LOl'lS. Oct. 2S.-KLOUR UnchanRed.
\VHKAT Lower and weak ; No. 2 red.
cash , elevator , C9iI71'.4c ; track , 70c , to _ ar
rive ; DfO-inher , U)3-Sc ; May , G9Ho ; No. 2
hard , cash , CCfC7c. (
COHN Lower ; No. 2 cash , 32c bid ; Uc-
cember. 31fi31 1-Sc ; May , 32 3-8c. ,
OATS-KIrm : No. 2 cash , 2"ic bid : track ,
26Vii27c ; neccmber. 21 5-Sc ; May , Ztitc bid ;
No" 2 white. 275-8fl2Sc.
UYK-fetroiiB at Bl'/vc.
SKUUS Flaxseed , hlKher nt 9i'c ; prime
timothy seed , nominal at J2.30.
WlIl'SKY-Steady ut $1.23.
COHNMRAlQulet at Jl.fiOgl.Cj.
ItllAN Lower ; sacked , east track , uofiolc.
ILVY-Steady ; timothy , $ fi.0y09.00 ( ; prairie.
iirTTlOR Steady ; creamery , 19S24c ;
dairy , 16i21c.
KGO8 Steady at 15c.
WOOIv Steady for best grades , easy lor
"jlKTALSLead , dull at $3.50 ; spelter.
{ ' " § . . - Pork. , , lct ; .standard
mess , jobbing $7.87 i. Lnril. lower ; prime
steam. J1.77'-s ; choice , JI.S21 ; , . Dry salt
meats boxed shoulders , JI.23 ; extra short
clear $3.12'ii. ribs.23 ; shorts , Jj.n7',2.
I aeon , boxed shoulders. JJ..73 ; extra short.
clear. $ t.fi" " , : clear ribs. J5.73 ; shorts , fo.S.Va.
UECEIPTS-Klour. 0.000 bbls. ; wheat. 122-
000 bu. : corn. S8.WW bu. ; oats. 2 .000 bu.
SlIIPMKNTS-Klour. 5.000 bbls. : wheat.
. , 2,000 bu.
73/OWJ bu. ; cori.POOitiJjmts
KANSAS CITY , Oct. 25.-AVII1CAT-1O
lower ; No 1 hard , 6lc ; No. 2 red , CCc ; No. a
Hprini ? . ClITiCc : No. 3. CiSe. ,
mivoi
C'OHN-Steady to Ic lower : No. 2 nilxed ,
SiXfiSOU.iNo. ; . 2 white , .JUic ; No 3. 31"c.
OATS-Stendy ; No. 2 white. 2iic.
UYK Stindy. lower ; No. 2. 49uS c.
llAY-Cholce timothy. $ C.5W7.00 ; choice
pl.iirio. $7.00tr7.23.
UUTTER-Lowcr ; separator , 21c ; dalrj ,
IlKc'loTpTS-WhwU , 117,000 bu. : corn , 11,900
bu. : oats. ti.OiTO bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wh'iit. 160,200 bu. ; corn ,
SiKJO bu. ; oats , 8,000 hu. _
Hnltliunrr Mnrltrl.
HALTI.MORE , Oct. 2S. KLOUR-Ullll
and unchansed : receipts , 12.IS1 bbls. ; ex
ports. 19.2S9 bbls. „ _ . . . , ,
WHEAT Dull and lower ; spot. 71fl71Uc ;
recplpts , 113,627 bu. ; exports. 3ti,000 bu. ;
southern wheat , by sample. GCff72' ' .
CORN Dull and eaay ; spot and month ,
37 3-S1i37' .c ; steamer mixed , 37Vi-e askul.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 whltu wentcrn , 201c ! ;
rccelnts. 19.001 bu. : experts , lOO.OoO bu.
UYK Steady ; No. 2 western , F > 6V4c ; re
ceipts , in.131 bu. : exports , S.571 bu.
lil'TTEH Steady and unchanficd.
EGGS Steady and unchanged.
Snitnr .llurkct.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2S.-CANE PROD.
I'CTS Ste.idy but firm. Sugar , centrifugal ,
veilow , : s r.-i-'iM i-itic
" MOLASSES-Open kettle. 32T3Sc ; centrl-
fiiKtil. 141I22C. Syrup , WiHlt * .
LONDON. Oct. 2S.-HEET Sl'GAR-Octo-
ber. 10s 9'td ; November , 9s 9d.
NI3W YORK , Oct. 2S.-SUGAR-Raw
llrm ; fair rellning. 313-lCc ; centrifugal , 9i
test , 15-lCc ; molasses sugar , 39-16c ; rellned
lirm.
Clncliilinll AlnrKi't.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 23. FLOUR Quiet.
AVIlEAT-Ettsy : No. 2 red , fiSc.
COHN-Kalr. No. 2 mixed. 31'ic.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , 25h0:6e.
RYE Firm : No. 2 , 53c.
PROVISIONS Lard , easier , lower. Jl.72'fc '
Hulk meats , quiet at J3.23. Bacon , easy a' '
JC.I3.
WHISKY Quiet at J1.23.
BIlTThll Quli-t.
EdGS-Firm at He. . „ _
_
Tutoili * tiirUct.
TOLICIIO , Oct. 2S. WHEAT Lower atu
quiet ; No. 2 cash , October und December
TOUc.
CORN Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 33'ie.
OATS Dull , unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , 24c
RYE Dull , i-teady ; No. 2 cash. 53.23.
CLOVERSEED Very active , lowtr ; prim
cash , old , J3.00.
Liverpool firnln liirlt. .
LIVEHPOOL. Oct. 2S. WHEAT Firm
Hifil-Kd lower ; October , nominal ; Dccem
betIU U4il ; March , 5s lltid ; May , nominal
CORN Firm and \ > n hnngui t < i i : . .
higher : October , nominal : November
3a 10d ; December. 3s 91d ; March , 3a Sd.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 2S. WHEAT -
Lower and steady : October. 03e ; December
tk3-W634c ! { ; May , ffic ; No. 1 hard , WHc ; No
1 northern , CiUc : No 2 northern , C-l'tc. '
FI.OL'H AND RRAN-Unchanged.
IViirln
PEORIA. Oct. 2S.-COUN Firm ; No.
32 'Ic.
OATS Firm : No. 3 white , 2l ifi25Uc.
WHISKY Firm , on basis of J1.25.
IMilladflplilii 'MnrU--t.
PHILADKU'IHA. Oct. 2S. BUTTER-
stvady ; fancy western creamery. 23c.
KUG8 Firm ; fresh wenteni. 'So.
DiiliilhVlieitt > Iiirkc < .
UrU'TII , Oct. 2J.-\VHEAT-October
CC'.jc ; Ueccmber. etc : May , tiGUc.
Jlll vniilJt't * lirnln Murl'pl.
MILWAUKKK. Oct. 2 < . WIIHAT -
l.owor ; No. 1 northern , CSc ; No. 2 northern
RYi-Flrm : : No. 1 , 51c.
i HARLKY Steady ; No. 2. 4,7c ; sample , 3 i. .
; ffiTc.
I Cnlirnriilii Dried l-'i-nltn.
I Ni\V YORK , ( lit 2S.-CAMKORNI ;
11IURD FRVITS-Applcs , stronB. othc
fruit tftvady , KvurordttJ uppKv , common
7fiSo. prime wlro trn , 7' lt7V. choice , 7\
ifV , fjncy. 5-V Prun . Si41i9'iP ' , n tc
-z ! nml qunllty. Apricot ? , Hoyal , ll Hc. .
Mnor Park , 13 17c. Pencil * ? , impeded , ! > V4tJ
lie ; peeled , 11'iSlV.
OPKU.VTIOXJ. IX .STOCKS AM ) IIONDM
IlnIlN Inntluriirntr- ( 'niiiinlK | < > n the
\erv Yorli K\t'liniifjr.
NU\V YORK , Oct. 23. The stock market
today took on some of the characteristics
of u bull campaign In full force. Huslnest !
was Inrgn and exceedingly well distributed ,
many of the unusually Inactive stocks bo.
Ing brought forward Into the movement ,
while the market was much less dominated
by the ppecltiltles , which , however , con
tinued very active , principally Sugar and
Tobacco.
The former was less violent In its Iliictu.
atlon.s than yesterday and although It ad
vanced several times. It met more stock
than It could carry. It ended the day un
changed. Tobacco , on the other hand , after
a fractional decline , surged strongly up
wards , HIH extreme rlso being nearly live
points. Tin- rise was coupled with rumors
of the organization of the new plug tobacco
company nnd In the taking in of many largo
competitors In that Held. Another con
spicuous mov.-ment was that In the Iron
and steel stocks , which was led by the deal
ings In the securities of the new federal
steel companv when Issued. These stocks
were at one time Ii4ifl i above last night.
The company certlllcntes of the Mlnncsotp
Iron company with the cash payment
added , giving the right to entry Into the
federal company , sold at 131. an advance of
four points find the Illinois steel certltlcate-i
closed at 95 bid. a gain of two points. Se
curities of other Iron ami steel companies
showed strongtiijo a less degree. Urooklyn
Transit was nouilily strong on talk of the
absorption of the Nassau electric , rising
over 7. und Metropolitan Street Railway
also advanced three points. Manhattan
was In strong contrast with nn extreme de.
cllne of two points , selling down to 95. Th
Rubber stocks were rather heavv on talk
of an opposition company. People's Oas
rose a point In connection with the taking
over of the Manhattan Oil company.
Speculation in the railroau atut.K3 was
uctlvc und varied , the grangers leading In
point of activity. Reports of one or twn
southwestern roads showing the Increased
earnings more than eaten up by enlarged
operating expenses were a drag on that
group und there was some slight heaviness
among the trunk lines. Prices are us .1
rule higher , however. Thwre was u market !
diminution In Activity In the latter p&rt ot
the Jay and the room traders took profits ,
reducing the day's net gains btlow the
llgureof the extreme advances.
There was very notable activity and
strength In the bond market and evident
pressure of large sums of money seekltn
Investment. Bonds of western roads , es
pecially reorganization bonds , seem to be
In special favor and this wan the cause ol
a recovery In Reading and Erie general
Is , which have recently been under pres
sure. Iron Mountain 5s were aUo con
spicuous. Pltlsburg & Gulf Ists dropped
to C7Mi , u fall of Wt per cent , but fully re
covered In the late dealings. Total sale *
J5.315.000.
United States 3s , old la registered and tlu
5s , coupcn , advanced 1-S per cant In the bit !
price. The niw 3s were very active , tlu
coupon selling at 106 nearly all day. whlcl
Is the record price. There were J6S5.500 ol
this Issue changed hands during th ? day
Thn Kvenlng Post's London financial ca
blegram says : The Improvement In stocli
markets hero noted yesterday was con-
tln.i"d today , French specialties being pur
tlculnrly good. The upward movement It
Americans continues , mainly on New Yort
support , and the close was at about tin
best , St. Paul being especially strong. Ir
splto of the general recovery the market ?
cannot yet be described as settled. Sllvel
was Ktrontf. It was reported that a Span
ish order Is Imminent for about l.OOO.W *
ounces. The money market Is easier , th
supply being rather more abundant. Con
tinental exchanges were consequent ! )
lower.
The following are the closing quotation ;
of the. leading : stocks on the New Yorli
market today :
Midi. Central 1M do pfd. ,
Minn. A : St. I , 27 Oca. Hlectrlo ' -
do. 1st pfd tw'i Hawaii Com. Co. . . . 47 "
Mo PBclflo MI ; III'noH Steel 9" .
Mobllp & Ohio 2 : . International Paper is
M. . K. & T I'l'i ' do * * 7
rte pfd SJ'i ' UiOlfdo Oa W
X. J. Central Wi Lead 3 *
N. Y. Central 113 do pM IW'i
N. T. l"1. A ; St. 1 * . . ll'-j Minn. Iron 181 "
do l t pfJ ' 0 Nat. Lln. Oil ,
, to 2.1 . pfd il Pacltlc M-ill M"
Nnr. & Weal 12 People's ( ias lOI'i '
N. Am. Co * Vi Pullman Palntn . . . .187
; . . 1 actnc ' ' Sliver Cert 81
dn Dfd 7fi StHn-i-.ivd H. & T <
OnUr'o & W ll'i Sugar US' ' ,
Ore. R. & Nav SS do pfd W
fii--- . Short Line . . . . a T. f. & Iron 2S * ,
P.ul oust 1st pfd. . T8 U. s $ . leather fi'i
do SJ ptd r.G'i do pfd M
Pltt'lHiru Hi'1 V. S. llubher I2'j
ItO'ltllniJ I1 * dn pfd l ilj
do Ikt ptd yiit West. Union 9J' :
jl. ( i AV 27 Kedtrnl Steel il'i
jrt pfd M rtu pfd 7W
Hock Island 1 3H Brocltlyn P. . T. . . - 1i
The totnl sales of stocks today were iTK
SIX ) 8hare ! < . Including : Atchltton preferred
7.4SJ ; Louisville & Nashville. 1,200 ; Manhat
tan. 14,460 ; Metropolitan Street Railway
7,78tl ; Northern Piicitlc , G,5Bf ) ; Northern I'.i'
cltle preferred , 4.130 : Hock Inland , 10,9:0
Vnlon 1'acllle , 3,6S : ; T'tilon 1'Hcllle preferred
C,7W ; ; St. Paul , 2S.541 ; Sugar. ITI.filS.
v York Sloiiej' Mni-kol.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S. MONKY ON 'AL1
Nominally.ya'i \ per IMIH.
1MUMK MKRCANTIM2 PAP1CR ; 5f4 pp ;
ceu * .
STKKL1NG HXl'HANOK Firm , will
actual bU3lti'i H In bankers' blllsi at S4.NSV4
I.S5for ik-mand. and $ I.S2 > 4fi l.M's I'o
sixty rtay ; posted rates , T4.S3ifjl.s31am
I.S4Veommerciwl : bllla , $ I.S1.
3lA'RK ! CKRTIKICAT13S-GH1KP.
BAR SILVKH-CO'sC.
MKX1CAN lOULARS-li",4c. "
UOVKRNMKNT nONnS-I'lrm ; 3s 10.V
new Is , rug. , ISiiU : coupon , K'S ; 4 , reg.
110 i ; coupon , 111 * * ; 2 , 90 : 5s. reg. , 1114
counon , 113 : Pacific Bs of ' ! . . lu ii.
Closing quotations on bonds were a < < fol
lows :
tl. S. now 3s 108 N. Y.C. lif 117-v
U. S. -w4n. . rrs . . .1271' ' N.J C. fii 114
U.S. do coup l'J-ii ! N.C.tii isa
I'.S.Is , rvt Hl'i N.C. 4H llill
tl. S. docoup llV ; No. Pacific 1HK..117
t ! . s. SilH. rer 9n 'No. ' Pacific rta bill
II. 8. Jt , rec I12N'o. ! | Pni-lflc t * loot
II. S. IH , coup IKiSi N'.Y. f.&ttl. L. 4 . .1 < > A
DiHtrlctil. OJfc . . - .lls , N.iW.ti8 lisa
Aln. , olHH A IDS IN. W. ComolH 14 '
Ala. , clani II 1UH I N. W. Di > l > . it lilO"- "
Ala. . el f 10(1 ( | Ore. N. IBIS 114
Ala. . Currency 100 iOro. N. 4s lull
Atclllsoil 4p 04VO. S. L. Us t. i- 12 > ,
Do. ailj. 4 73 .0. . S. L. S t. ! 10S'
CtnuduSi ) . -'dH lOflU'I'acinc ' 0 of U5 IH-ji
CaiinJa I'll. ' . iMn. . K9UlHe.idliic 4 1 >
fhl. Trrnift. , 4s . . . hSUiH. ti.v. . 1 1B S7
C.\O.txt lllHi SI. L. A I. tl. con 8 S ?
C. Jl. Ji n. He 104H St. L. * . : ! . V. ( Jen. 'J.ISO'
i.AH < ; . intn in stv.uon ou nil
D. t. R. O. 4 * . . . . 97 < < St. P. c. & r. let * . . 1S ! (
KaitTnnn. Uti. . . 107U St. P. O. i P. 5.118
krldGen. 4n YOV4 SoKy. . 5 > i5
F. W. > D. UU. t. v. 7 ' < S. R. AT.nn 77
Gen. Klre. 61 . . . .109 Trnn. new trt 3 . . . 04
G. II. & > . A.0 10J 'T. P. L. G. 1H 107
O. U. AS. A 2d5. . 10'.1 'T. P. Rir. SiU 45
11. AT. Cent ii. . .Ill' * IT. P. U A. G. IHI . . . Ant
n.iT. C. von. tl . . 11014Vah.lHt6i 114
' ' - ' ' ' '
La. > f wCon. . 'lOrf Uv.Slinir 4- . . . . . . . . .Ill
I * & N. I'nl. 4 * . . . liOJl.Va. centuries 7H !
MU ourl Ob 100 ( Vj. aeferrtHl
M. K. A.T. Sdh. . . om1 Wit. rent Ists. . . CO
M. K. 4T 4i 8'JUl
Snii Francisco Milling Qnotntlnn * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2s.-Tho closlni
quotations for mining stocks today were ai
AlU ' '
All-Ill CV > n \t-nlucUy ( . 'on . . .
Andes
llrtclier S " * oc'deatul i 'on.
Heft i Melclicr ; i 07
llulllon 1 Overman
OtOiil . 11
Ch lleiue Con . n
( 'hollar . 9 Sccrp'on . 3
t'onnJfnca . 40 Siena N v.ida . 7t
Con. Cal. i Vu . * 3 t'nlon f'on . -js
Crown I'olnt . 9 l't h Con
. 1 Yellow Jacket . 1. .
iSouM t * Ourrlo . 17 standard . IT ;
Halo & Norcro.n. . . . 90.
Silver bars , 60S-Sc ; Mexican dollaro , 4i'4 (
471c. Drafts , sight. 17'4telegraph. ; . iOc.
I'orrlun I'lnillH-lal.
LONDON. Oct. 2S. American securltle :
after dpcllnlng somewhat , were ijulet , wit
a Imrdtnlnc tendency. Trading was pro
fesi-lonal. Market closed tlrm with a llgh
demand Tim umount of bullion gene Int
the Dank of England on balance tod.ij
JC".o. UoKI Is quoteU at Uuenoa AJTCS tc
day at llfi.OO. llnr gold , 77 $ d. American
cicle , 76s 4'd. Ppaiiljb 4s cloged at ll's.
PARIS , Oct. 2S.-Httslncsa on the bourse
today opened with u better tone ; prices
n.Rilo . n. further ndvnnco nnd closed nt thu
highest quotations of the day. Rentes wen. .
particularly favored , na the bourn who
were oversold rushed In cover , Spanish 4n
were active nnd Brazilian rallied sharply.
Do Hcers nnd Rio Tlntos were bought for
London account. Spanish 4s closed at
42.121 ; . Three per cent rentes. 102f IT'sc for
the account ; exchange on London , 25f Suite
for checks.
BKHLIN. Oct. 2S. Prices opened firm on
thn bourse today , Inlltienced by thn
strength of yesterday's western markets.
Later there was u slight reaction on reali
zation * . In Uow of the forthcoming settle-
infill. But the market rallied agnln In re
sponse to Paris advices and finished Mrong.
Kxchanpe on London , 20 marks , 4 $ pltnnlgs
for checks.
IloMon 5lock ( liiotntlon * .
BOSTON. Oct. 2S.-C.ill loans , 2fT3 per
crnt ; timn loans , ! ' < > 4t4 per cent , ( . 'losing
quotations on stocks , bonds and mining
shuns :
A. . T. * SI. Fe IS" , ' ' ' 4
Am. Susar 113 K.I. . Kifo. * ! ! ! ! ! . . :
AlclilJon pfd 3" > 'i
Hay Stnte Gas jij . \trlilson tf ! l'
\VU. Central Is . . . . 5J
H'isJon & Albany ! ! ! ? ! : ' . ; Al'mifr. Mlnlns Co. . : .
n > Mnn Maine " lfi.1 Atlantic i1 ,
; * o "inn lioctcn Si Mhnt >
Mti-lilinrr ji > | )4 ) utt < * & Ilimton W'i
' ' C.ilumpt * i ll lu , f"i
Mexlnnn Cmtrai' . . . 4" cvntenni.il 1 ! >
Old Oolony mi'IFr.tnUlIn mi
] Mln > r < -ji ; ( lid Dominion M
I non P.irll | < - : ! . : OwooU f.11 ;
Wtn ind Sj'.Qiilncy 151
di pfd iii 'ramnrack 17.1
c'tliou-e ! IJIfo. . . J'i m'olvcr'nt- " ' * < '
dn pfd rT 'Parrott ' 23' ,
\\l * . -ni-rtl ? J Jtiimboldt i.'i '
Xevr Voi-k 'Mliiliicr ( InntnOoii * .
. NUNS' YORK , Oct. 2S.-Tho following arc
tli - closing cmotatlona on mining stock * :
l-.11010' ' i > Ontario 303
i rnvrn I'oint ir Oplilr fo
Con. Cal. & Vu so Plymouth 8
Iiendwooil jj Qiilck8ll\xr 158
OouM t currj' : | do ofd 3.V )
Hale .t Norcros.n , . ! , ; Sln-ft NVvn'la . . . t.o
llomestiiko ; oi ) ' ) standard US
lion nllter U ,1'nlon , Con 2(1 (
Mexican 10 Irrllow Jacket 1 !
London Slock ( Inotntloni.
LONDON. Oct. 2S.-4 p. m.-Closlng :
6onfOl ! < . money..1"8 15-16 . . . Y. Central. ! 115
Console , account..100 Pennsylvania. t H
( . 'inadlan 1'aclflc . . S4 Heading 8ii
Union I'.iclllo pM . . r it
' ' " " Atcn'son 33H
Illinois C nlrii'l' . ! (5rana Tnmk 6 1
N'orUiern Pnc. pM . 78
t 2S.1.
3U per cent.
The rate of exchangu In the open markci
for short bills , 37-8 per cent ; for thre (
months bills , 37-Sfi4 per cent.
I'lllllliclalOtON. .
JV' VAP0,1' SS'-C-learings today were
71.11uu.iJ.6i ; balance * were J50.50S.29. Clear-
[ " * . ' ' ' ' > 'i-'ir ' were J904.429.28 ; balances
* v .sllv JnPreaHe ' " clearings , J2I2.103.39.
AS AbUINcn'ON , Oct. 2S.-Today's state.
nient of the condition of the treasun
SIIOWB : Avallabl ? cash balance , J301,4S1,378
gold reserve , J2I0.714.3H.
ST. LOCIS , Oct. 28.-Clearlngs , J4.C00.18S
balance ? , J47S,4Cfi. Money steady at 5@8 pel
fpnt- . Exchange on Now York , 20c dlacouni
bid. 10c asktd.
.
CHICAGO , Oct. 2S.-ClcarlnffP , tlS,276OM
balance. $1S36.HOO. New York exclmngi- I
l\n/ : Posted rates. H.S3R1.S4H : actual , $4. S3 ; ,
i * < > Sixty days , JI.Sl igi.SI.
.ri " 'ADELl'IHA , Octr 2S.-Clonrh.gs .
J12,4IS,04C ; balance J2,001,83ii.
BAlVriMOUK. Oct. 2S.-ClearIng3 , W.SC7 , .
60i ; balances , J71I.SJO.
'
pci
.
CniCAGp. Got. 2S.-Stoeks steady. Alle\
- i ' d.nlscu" . 32Jj Hlsciilt prsferrrd
! ' 6u-S ; btrawboard. T3'i ; North Chicago. 21S
Diamond Jlatch. ISS1 ! ; West Chicago , ! ' 3U
Co oii Alarlccl.
2S.-COTTON-DU1I ;
. ,
ports , to continent , 391 bales. Total today :
- ? ! 'i'5' ' ' brips } ; exports , to Great
B.ltain . , 1221 bales ; France. 114 bales ; con-
: stock73' " " bales-
. Pet. 2S.-COTTON-ru-
i * " ' : / " i o.ut'nj.iu . lay ,
. .June , $ . - , .lli5.12 ( | : July. .15t5.17 ,
"Pot. steady ; qufttatlons revised ; Hales
. , , 'JjQ bales ; ordinary. 37-16c ; good ordinary
41-Sc ; low middling. 4'.su ' ; middling , 47-fic ;
good middling , 65-Kr ; fair middling. S\c ;
rPrC Ci-,12--t4 | : balet ) : mack. 1SI.M7 bales.
LUhUPOOL. Oct. 2S.-COTTON-Spot ,
, air < lemi1"1 , : prices steady ; American mid-
< j B fair , awa : good middling. Slid ; mid-
dllng , .U-lGd : low middling , 2S9-32d : good
ordinary. 2d ; ordinary. 29-lGd. The sale.
of the day were 10.000 bales , of which WX
wer for speculation and export and In-
eluded 9,400 bales American. Uecelpts. 17,00i
bales , Including 16,400 American. Future ?
opened quiet with u moderate demand anil
closed steady. American middling , 1. in. c. ,
October. 2 fi2-C4I(2 G3-CM , buyers ; Octobet
and November , 2C.-Cld , buyers ; Decembei
and January. 2 fil4d , sellers ; January and
February , 2 Ul-C4d , buyers ; February and
March. 2 f,2-i4d ! , sellers ; March and April
262-C4'263-64. buyers ; April and Mny. 2i3-C (
< < j3d. sellers ; May and June , 3ff3 l-C4d
sellers ; June and July , 3 l-C4d , buyers : Julj ,
and August. 32-lild , values ; August an !
September , 32-64&1 3-Cld , buyers.
AVonI .Market.
HOSTOX , Oc-t. 23-Tho Hoston Commer
dal Bullotln will say tomorrow of thf woo
market :
There has been a v.-ry lime movcmen
In wool during the week. Sellers have me
buyers , accepting prl-es Miat wore refimei
jpvernl weeks ago. The chief movement hai
been In territorial wools. The sales of th'
wcefc are 5,2SO.COn Ibs domi-stlc unrt 700,001
Ibs. foreign , a total of S.9SO.COU Ibs. . agalns
2 , : < 25,000 Ihs. last week and C,47S,000 Ibs. foi
the same week Inst yeir. The sales show (
decrease of 113,975,100 Ibs domestic am
121,593,200 Ibs. foreign from the sales to thi
mine date In 1E07. The receipts to dati
show n decrease of 220,243 bales domestli
and JS3,30S bales foreign.
Oil Miirlcft.
OIL C1TT , Oct. 2S.-Crsdlt balances , J1.1S
certificates opened $1.20 bid for cash ; high
opt. $1.21 : closed. $1.20 bid. Sales , 11.000 bbls
cash at $1.20 , 3.000 bbls. cash at $1.20i > , 1,00
bbls. cash at $1.20-11 and 10.000 bbls. cash a
$1 21. Shipments , October 2rt and 27 , 13S.52
bbls : runs Fame days , 130,0 0 bbls.
SAVANNAH. C5a. , Oct. 2S.-OIL Spirit
tu.pentlne. HJTlj'-ic. Hosln , firm. Quote
closing : A , 13 , C , D. Jl.lii ; E. F. O , J1.20
H , 1 , $1.40 : K , $1.15 ; M , $1.55 ; N , $1.73V ; , G
$2.00 ; W.V. . $2.40.
WILMINGTON. N. C. , Oct. 28.-OH
Spirits turpentlno lirm at SHiftS-Vic. Rosin
nothing doing. Crude turpentine firm a
Jl.23Sl.liO. Tar firm nt $1.30.
Mme anil l.cnlhcr Trnilis
CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-Tho Chicago SI.oi
and Leather Review today says :
The cattle receipts this week are agnii
large and will amount to over 5s 000 head
The sales of hides are not equal to tin
slaughter. Tanners are bidding ' ,4ii'-c be
low last week's prices. Trading is noi
slow , but sellers and buyers are apart
Packers are willing to concede ] -S4c de.
cllnc From cnn.lltionn . rnnf ] . >
ki-t much trading may bo carried over lnt <
next week. In the country market there li
little doing. Several cars of buff sold nl
' . ; < - . Dealers are sold ahead and stocks an
meuger.
Coffee Mnrct.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-COFFL'K-Optlon !
opened steady at unchanged prices ; worket
within very narrow changes with stead ;
undertone on fears of oversold market a
low prices , wl.lle. war IHIMVIdi'Uverlm li
this country show Inaicd dlstrlbntloi
of spot supplies ; buying checked by uti
satisfactory European .uid v. . .ik Hrazlllai
cabins ; closed steady at nit uneh.i'irici
p.Ices : sales. 11,750 bags , including Novt-m
' " ' " " " "
v YorU Dry ( iooiln Slarkct.
NU\V YORK , Oct. 28. The dry good
market has shown better conditions und-
the Inlluenco of cooler weather than wa
the case earlier. Tlure has been u markei
gain In the number and extent of mall re
orders und buyers In the local market luiv
been more numerous. The op-ning up u
certain fields In the outh by the frrezini
nut of the yellow fever has helped th
aggregate to a considerable extent. Ii
t-omo quarters there has been a freer In
Wiry for light weight woolen goods am
dres goods. Staple cottons nre quiet am
generally without feature.
' -
| Stcnmrr mill I'riMV I.oxt.
I CHICAGO. Oct. 28. The loss of th
jfcteamor L , H. Uotv. with its eutlro erew o
i sixteen men , during the gale nf Tues'Jny. 1
| now ccnceded. Wreckage brought here ha
been fully Idcntlticd bv Captain Allison o
the steamer (5eorce Williams , which belongs
longs to the eamo line an havln
come from the Dotv The Olive Jeonritt
which the Dotv had In taw. u 3 toived Int
rhlccKo todav Us crew conllrr V the K-
at the stt1 ? rr
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts Light and R Firmer Tone to the
General Business ,
BUYERS SAY CATTLE ARE TOO HIGH HERE
Point to n . nlc nt riilcnuo to fpliolil
Thin Mntciiii-nl IIiiKH ( inlii u
MrUl mill Sell llrlflUI )
Nlirop Slotv mill Wrnlt.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 2S.
Uauic. HOBS , Hhecp.
P.ecelpts tmltiy 3.10C 4llt fi.3 ! 7
liillciui .Muliu.iy 3o.'U 2lil 3.M15
Onirlnl Tuesday 0,911 t.R. 7.232
I . ( .ip'al Wednesday . . . . 4,60 ! 8.15.1 7,27 ( !
Ofllctal Thursday 4WO 7,911 l,93tl
Klvo days this we. k. . . . 22,133 .017 ' 28fi7fl
Snmo days last week. . . . 31.0M 34.047 25 > ,355
Snme two wetks IIKO 27,730 3H.2M * 35,110
Same three weeks ago. . 31IW 2V05 2J..19S
AvoniK * iirlfo palil for IIOKS for the last
several duys , with comparisons :
Indicates Sunday.
T hu official number of cars of atock
brought In today by each road wuu :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . SI. & St. P. Ry : t 3
O. & St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry 24 2
Union Pacific System 31 S 11
C. & N. W. Ry l
P. , 1C. .t SI. V. U. R 6 S (
S. C. & P. Ry
C. . St. P. , M. & O. Ry 3
H. & M. R. R. R 17 17 8
C. , H. .t Q. Ry 3 12
K. C. & St. J 5
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. . east \ 2
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. . west U : !
Total receipts 101 63 23
Thn disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing ; the
number of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hog ? . Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2S9
G. H. Hammond Co 43 i > 67
Swift and Company 123 1,261 1V5
Cudahy Packing Co 3 4 1,017
Armour , Chicago Sfi l,02il 477
P. . Becker & Degan 3W
Vansant & Co 42 > ;
J. L. Carey 251
Lobman & Co ml
Benton & Underwood. . . 279
Huston it Co 10
Hill & Huntzlngcr 104
L. F. Husz 179
Livingston & Schuler. . . IIS
Hamilton & R : ! 07
Cudahy , Kansas City. . . 7.1U
Other buyers 2S7 l.llifl
Lett over 250 1.000
Totals 3.S13 1.221 3,110
CATTLE Today's cattle receipts were
very light for a Friday , less than 100 cars
being reported in the yard * , as against 152
ii weik .IRO. With the market In Its pres
ent condition , however , It was Just as well
end perhaps a good deal better that the
receipts should como light. Chicago was
reporting a very dull and weak market ,
anil the gem ral market on all kinds of
cattle was slow and very much lacking In
snap. At the ame time the moat of the.
cattle sold In reasonably good acason.
There were very few cornfcd steers
amonir the receipts , and hardly enough to
establish quotations. Buyers were point
ing to H sale of cattle in Chicago yesterday
that brought lOc Itss than waa offered for
them here , as evidence that this market Is
really higher than Chicago. The trade upon
the. whole was Just about steady at the
decline noted yesterday , but slow and of
nn Indifferent character , so that the morn
ing was well advanced before the few loads
here had changed hands. There was no
particular change in the market for grass
steers suitable for beef.
Cows and heifers were slow and buyers
Indifferent. They were claiming that there
was very little hero that was any good , and
* hcy did not appear to care very much
whether they got anything : or not In the
way of cow stuff.
Parties who happened to have something
that was desirable reported stockers and
feeders as a little more active than yester
day , but the general market WUH very
slow , especially on common kinds. As an
indication of the amount of decline , a bunch
of dehorned southern cattle that were right
good for that kind sold nt J3.63 today , as
Vigalnst J3.SO for some of the same kind
ten days ago. Representative sales :
STEKRE.
forty-eight loads of hogs In sight , and with
twenty-four reported back , which would bo
u light run for a Friday. A weel : ago ths
receipts of hogs at this point footed up 179
cars , and two w < ekN are 102 cars were re
ceived. At othtr points there was a good
run und values steady to llrm.
The Ilpht run of hogs at this paint and
the good dtmand was a strong bull in
fluence , and the market opened 5c higher
without any regard to what was being
donat other selling points. The c-urlv
trade was active , nnd thi- most of the boss
In the jards wete disposed of In short
order. Most everything fold at J.50f(3.55.
That Is , hogs that brought $3.45 yesterday
cold up to J3.50 today , and us high as $3.55
WUH paid for very choice , heavy hogs. It
was , however , practically Imposnlble to gi-t
above J3.55. which was the top yesterday ,
but It rnmit be borne In mind that J3.55 yes
terday was paid for vry choice light hogs ,
very few of which are coming to this mar
ket.
ket.Tho later trains were bought up on ar
rival , und the market closed In reasonably
good season , with prices Just about WITP !
they were at the opening. It will bn noted
from the table of average prices at the head
! of the column that the market Is now JUKI
about 1S',4C Inwtr than a week ago. Kopru-
Hontatlvi ) uU :
N'o. AV. Sli. Pr. No. Av. Kh. Pr.
15 401 1GOJ343 Gl 2X9 . . . 3 62',0 '
27 292 120 345 S3 201 10 3 52U ,
55 410 160 3 47'03 ' 26 * . 10 3 52 < |
i22 31 ! . . . 347 % 71 2SS SO 3 S2'.J '
I JO 22S . . . 3 47's 73 251 XO 3 52U
I 40 12S ! . . . 350 Mi 2CS 40 3 62's
B7 27H SO 3 50 (10 ( 2X1 40 3 52 J
.50 312 10 3 ffl 5S : 'I7 . . : ! 524
| 40. . .310 SU ; ! 50 74 231 ICO 3 S2'j '
E5 3M 200 3 SO Rfi. . . 31ii 1' ; . II S."a
' 3) 1X..I 3 50 52 WB 2(0 ( 3 52'j '
51 3U 1W 3 50 71 291 ICO 3 62U
II 1S > ; o 50 M : i'0 16'J ' 3 621,2
f ; 5 , . Cll X1) 3 oO tl. , 26 89
SH13131' There was a pretty Rood assort
ment of all kinds in the yards this morn
ing , Rood fat sheep , lambs and Mocker *
and feeders. There was about the usual
demand for dcsln\bl ° muttons , and sotn"
wetlurs noli ! at J4.30 on thn oponlns mar
ket , which was the same as wa. paid fern
n part of a bunch yesterday. I'hlcaKo , how
ever , was sending out bad reports , packers'
messages quoting a 25c bronk. and that
rendered the market here slow and wiak
In spite of the fact that the reoMpts were
cnly moderate and the demand good.
Ktedlng stork , If desirable , continues to
pell readily , and at prices that are entirely
satisfactory to holders.
Quotations nre : Good grass \\cfterns.
Jl.l.'Jil.HO ; choice yearling * . $4.401) ) I.CO ; fall-
to good yearlings. $4.25ft 1.35 : fair to good
grass westerns , $ I.Oi fM.10 ; good to cholrc
lambs. J5.155i5.3n ; fair to good lambs. JI.Mfi
2-00 : feedfr w-thrrs , 2-year-olds and over ,
S3.S5fi4.00 ; feeder yearllng-s , { l.lXIffl 23 : feeder
lambs , JI.5iWJ4.S3 ; cull sheep , $2.5iKa3.00 : cull
Inmbs. $ l.00ffl.25. Representative i.ales :
- ° - Av. 1'r.
107 native withers 101 $1 30. .
24. natlvo lambs r l 4 70
6S native lambs ii | ; , 10
1 native lamb 30 s : > . : ,
40 ewes , culls 101 2 73
. .8 western ewes IfKl 3 S3
96 lambs , feeders 60 475
CIIIC.UJO MVK STOCK
AnKlvp Vii ( llultt'r oil Ciooil
DciiuiiKl from I'm-l.-i-r .
CHICAGO , Oct. 2S. Trade In cattle today
was dull and prices were wholly In favor of
buyers. Choice steers , J3.0.Vfj3.iiO : medium.
Jl. 50ft I73 ; beef steers , JJ.73i 1.43 ; stacker *
and feeders. J..7Jfl 1.50 ; bulls , J2.25iril.OJ.
cows and heifers. J3.303T-I.20 ; calves , J3.23j >
7.00 ; western ransers. $2.i:0C4.W : ; western
lj'/.ten''r8' ' J'-l'/5.33 ! ! ' / ; Texas grass steers.
f ij > IO { V > , . ' ' I ,
A good demand from packers enabled
sellers of hogs to make good bargains and
prices ruled largely 3c better. Kalr to
choice. J.fiKr-3.75 ; ) ( ; Hacking lots. $ ? .2jMiU,7'- : ;
butchers' . $3.4vna.7. ( > : mixed , J'f.331ii.,0 ; , ; light ,
J3.35Jl3.75 ; pigs , J2'.701(3.50.
nuslness In shecj ) was active and sellers
were able to procure good prices for de
sirable slaughtering lots. 1'eedlng sheep.
J3.M 74.15 ; western rangers , J.5ufH.70 ; : ; yearlings -
lings , Jl.SOfifi.OO ; good to choice lambs , Jl.oO
( &C.10.
UKCKIPTS Cattle , 1. 000 head ; hogs , 27,000
head ; sheep , 13,000 head.
St. IOIIN | I.lvo Modi.
ST. I.OU1S , Oct. 28.CATTIlRccelpts. .
2,200 head , Including 1.200 Tcxans ; ship
ments , 2.0HO head ; market .steady to tlrm ;
fair to fancy native shipping and export
steers , 34. 50ft5.50 ( ; bull : of sules. Jl 75f(5.23.
dressed beef and butcher ulcers. $4.uOTi5.10.
bulk of sales. $4.25J4.75 ; st.'ers under 1,0.10
Ibs. . J3.2jfn.50 ; bulk of sales , * ; i.COfi4.2.ti ;
stockers and feeders. J2.75T ; 1.40 : bulk of
Kales , J3.23Ti4.iO ( ; heifers , $2.0ijTil.50 ; bulk of
cows , J2.50fi3.70 ; Texas and Indian steers ,
$27 Vft5.2o : bulk of sales , J3.23ril.PO ; cows and
heifers. J2.007T3.40.
HOGS Uecclptti , 7,100 head ; shipments.
l.SOO head ; market better ; yorlu-rs , J3 40Tc
3.GO : packers , J3.40ff3.C3 ; butchers' , Jl.n.rn3.73.
SIIKKP Receipts , 2.500 head ; shipments.
900 head ; market steady to strong ; native
muttons. JI.OOiTI.75 ; culls and bucks. J2.F.Ofi' '
3.50 ; stockers , J3.OOJf3.25 ; lambs , J5.OOqG.00.
IVi-iv Vorlc Ijlvi' Sloi'li.
NEW YORK , Oct. 25. I5KRVKS-Re-
celpts , 1,587 head ; steers , slow ; bulls , weak :
ports , none.
CAIA'KS Receipts. 92 head ; feeling was
steady ; veals , $4.nO'n7.5o : tops , J7.75 ; grass-
ers. nominal at J3.23fi3.75.
SH1QEP AND 1AMIS Recolptf. 2.242
head ; she p , steady ; choice lambs , a trifle
llrmcr : others bnrelv steady ; shpep , J.I.OOQ
4.70 : lambs , $4.037(4.75.
HOGS Receipts , 571 ( ! head ; market tlrm
at J3.75Jf3.93.
Clncliinnll Mv < > Stork.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 2S.-HOGS-Steady at
$ ! .50ti3.70.
CATTLK Dull and weak at J2.50f4.73.
SHKKI'-Dtill at S2.23TI 1.00.
LAMUS Lower at J3.3Ti5.r,0.
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS
October IS : Ben II. Hayden and A. Tl
Murdock , Douglas county , admitted to
practice. Stratton against ITunder. McClure -
Clure against New England Loan & Trust
Company , Sperllntr against Ailing. Fisher
afnlnst Lauer ; alllrmed. Carson nualnst
IluckstafC ; conditional order of revlvor.
Union State Bank against Ilutton ; leave to
plaintiff to flip briefs instanter. Oliver
against Lansing : leave to file additional
transcript. Union Stnto Bank against Hutton -
ton ; plaintiff to serve and file briefs In
twenty days , or proceedings dismissed.
Bnerstetta against T'cumseh National
Bank : leave to file addltlo . l record. Kel
logg against Harkey ; final order of re
vlvor. Yeager acalnst Exchange National
Bank. Sn'rk ' ntrnlnst C'hlriiirn , Burllntjton , t
Qu'ney RaMwav Company ; advanced. John
son niralnst First National Bnnk : dls-
mlssi i. DavN against Culver : submission
set aside. Smith niralnst Morrow , Hum
phrey against Cowles , AVessell ncralnst
Burr. Lnsch nirnin t Pcrrln. Richardson
ai-aliiFt Lelchton : afllrmed. Krebbs against
Holwnv : continued. Sawyer against Boy-
ker TaiitknH nvnlnst Omnln ; alllrmed.
Hlnea against Davis : dismissed.
October 19 : BevnoM nn'imt ' Bridenthal.
Mnndell atralnst Welil" ! . , Wabnska against
Citv of M'ymore ; motion to alllrm over
ruled.
Octobpr 20 : In re Chenowetli ; advanced.
NebniFka Land. etc. . Comualiy aealnxt
Hauler , AYIlson ncalnsl WUcox ; dismissed.
Rpunlson an-alnst McConndl ; motion to
modify rmlnlon sustained. ICtnorv nt"iln .t
Stnte : iinirm d. Cuunlnirhnm niralnst S'ate-
rfhenrlng allowed. First Nntlonal Hank of
Chadron atralnst Enirelbrecht : motion for
leave to file briefs denied. Knlcht nn-nlnst
Finnev : motion for leave to file additional
trfiiiKcrlpt siif-tnlned. Olenn nirnlnst Fal-
ken : ni "llc tl.in for leave to redeem PIIH-
tnlned. St. .Tiimes' Orphan Asvlum atraMist
S'nolby : mnt'on ' to strlk" Ininscrlpt pml dis
miss potlllnn In error overruled : petition In
error dlsiplsi"- ! ! unless plnlntlo serve nnil
flic briefs In thirtv davs. Bri.dford iitrnlnM
Aiulerso" : leave tu supnlv addlt'i'iinl ' trpn-
scrl'it. Northwestern Mutual I.lf < > IIISIM-
i-nci' iViiminny nc.illiHt Jliicfiirland .mil
Northwesn-rn Mutual Llfi- liiHiiranr'niii -
panv nPiili'Kt flieldoT pntlnm t.i dUmlss
or aftlrmiv rrtil d Bm-rstetta iif-ulns' Te.
cnniHPh N'fillnnal Bunk ; nilvnii "d Clark
niralnst Sniltb ; motion to moi'lfv ' "d nf-
i''in Hiiutjiinwil. Tri'iiHir > iHHls hiil | M'.ln.il ' .
Flrn AsHoclntlon atralnNl Lenvlit Coal Com-
iwnv ; p'nintiff to porvinnd llli briefs In
thirty di'vs or tiroceedlims In error ills-
tnlned. H viuililrt M''iiln t First National
BnnV ; ' "otlon to nilvtmc" nivl iilllrni r.v.-r.
ruled Houston n a'nKt ' Hnrrln-ton ; rmtinn
to slr'ke ' imderlokini' nml 'iMirni denied
Court ndlourned to NoveodiHi'1 when thi1
fiillnwlnf CO ( > M w"l bn called : Nw Hniin-
Sowlnr Machlli" fornimnv iicnlnst Thi.ni-
bnr > ' 'Mfixi Mi'nlii"1 Itoberti'iK ; l.villck
ni'niimt IoMVr ) : AH n nif.ilnit II'iMli-n
Bi-ollK-rs : Morrlll riirnltiHt Hk'tmer : Cottun
o nlnst Western f'"i l "turn"1 Coniomv :
Cnrou nvnli.Ht . BroaiU" Coad at'al'ist
Barrv ; Wf-lch rcalpst MllUkenFlr.t : Va-
tlonal P-inU of Oii In np. 'n t MahiiVi : | .
tun nifulnst Vfllton : IIn klnn : iL'.ilii t
Conntv of Wash'nctoir ' Hli'ler ni-nin t
> tuffTfofTnian n'r"in t llpck-- Fir ' N.i-
tliini'l P nk nf CliHi.rnu . HUMInst Kniffi-
brecht : AVa'ker ' atrninst Medhi TlthTriin
ComiMinOmiihn : Fire Intiirani-n C.'ninn\
Kri-nekf nir.iliiKt Mnil i-ii
: i > "ilnst Drenniin : -
Vlllaue of Arlln > 'tiin niraliiM Il.irotliv : Slo-
Intyro acalt'Ht I'n'im ' Pa"'llc Rallwav Coni-
naiiv : Omiib.i National Bank airalnst Hub-
instiii : Bobbins at'ninst Mlsko : I'nlti.,1
States Pchool Furnlsblnir Coninanv agn'iist '
S''h'iol r > i trlct 7. LniuaHter Coimlv : AW. | > I >
HCHlnxt Tli'ele ' ; Orable agfliiHt Bealiv Cuss
( Viunty Bunk against Brlcker : MHInnl
atralnst ParH"ll : Bar1acalnxt Pust : Watkins -
kins against Blieee ; Comstoek against Ivi- -
win : ll'iine Flrn Insoronco Coinoaiiv
a u'nii * Pn'ch-r : ' 'ay against Siott ; Nojval
airaln t Xusmahler ; O tcr ugalnst State ;
Cunningham against Stnte.
No. Si'l f tine iimliiHt Otnaliu Loan and
Trust Co. Krror from Douglas county.
Riverbed. TCorval J.
1 A bund irlvm for the purpoiie of t.-iklnfi
an niiut'fil fmm .1 ludwm'-Tt ren-l inl In
criuKiv coiir * IH i."v rfO'ilr" l to bo M < rnci ?
bv the appfllHil Init l Fuflli lent If execu-
\ fby a rn < M < nnd Fiifllc-nt | urel > uloi.i-
S A practicing attorney l not a proper
surety on an apoeal undertaking but If ha
exertitc thn sntno the bond Is not thereby
rcMulrri-d Invilltd
" . A county Judg I ins no Authority to u
eliminate from the tiles an appeal under-
tikln : < whirl ) lu > tin * approved. becnuKO the
bond was signed bv a practicing uttornej.
4 When an Insulllclcnt appeal bund ts
filed thrv approprlMte prnctlcp Is to move In
the appellate court for an order requiring
a renewal of the bond by n tlmti to br
deciKiitited by the court , nnd In default
thereof that the apu\il | be dismissed.
No. 0707. Ellin against Harris. Krroi
from Uagc county. Alllrmed. Hyuii , C.
1 , After nn entry of an Interlocutory decree -
croe llndlng a dpfcnd.-int entitled to n foreclosure -
closure ag.ilnst property wnlch had been
conveyed to him , withdrew his cross-
petition nnd without objection Introduced
additional extdence upon , and took part. In ,
the trial of the Ismio whether or not he
hold the property In dispute In fraud of
the rights of creditors of his grantor.
Held : That ho could not complain that the
court had no power to enter a decree on
the Insue last Indicated without formally
setting aside Interlocutory decree first
entered.
2. Where a litigant consented to IMP ot--
Iglnal appointment of n receiver of prop
erty In lltlgatlcn he was not prejudiced by
an order continuing such receivership In
view of the fact thai a tlnnl decree was
formally and properly entered that he hnd
no interest in the subject matter of tnt ?
action.
No. ST5G. Lasrlle against Nlcholls. Ap-
l oal ftom liago county. Alllrmed. Irvine ,
Continuation of a judicial sale \\a re
sisted on thi > ground that the district court
had without notlcr to thn appellant and at
a term subsequent to that at which the
decree was rendered modilled the decree
by appointing a special master to make the
sale Instead of the sheriff , as the. deeren
had provided. The record brought to this
court illil not contain the decree or theor -
dfr lomplalneil of. Held : That no cog-
iilz.iiii'O could In taken of the question In
till" absence of stub records.
2. An error In appra.Hlng land for judicial
culu whereby u tax l-n | was deducted
twiceIs without pfijudlce to the defend
ants when Hi.- land sold for more than
two-thirds i > f the appraKed value correct-
IIIK the orr. > '
: l. In tiniih.m nee of evidence It will not
In * liifirrrd that land rtil crlb ld as th
"north one-third of lots ii and ( i" consti
tute separata tracts which should be sold
separately
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