8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Loses Early Strength and Market is
Dull Throughout.
TRADING IN CORN IS QUIET BUT FIRM
Ullle tlolim In Hull II ml rritliiiHi-Mi
" OhIk Miirhrl I'l-ov IMnii". lnvv
wild Mtenily on .Srlllnu by
liOI'lll I.OHU".
CHICAGO. Oct. 4 hack of outside specu
Latlc i off at' t bullish news today ami wheut
cloned Vj'(C lower Tor November delivery.
Corn rinsed '4c mill oats ft slmde down.
Provisions Hosed 10c to JTVic lower.
Tim wheut market was a dull affair
throjcliout. I'nder tliu Influence of un
advai, c ot Llvetpool iintl unfavorable
w. .Uher In the northwest November opened
ui .w'.(ifV Local feelliiK Inclined to the
biur Hide, however, and um the o.itslde fur
nl. bed nriihlnR In the way of l.uyltm or
ders to eounuriK t thin the ear! etH'iiRth
was lost At ;,( ;7V the market steadle J
for a turn because the Heaboard reported
"00,000 bushels taken for export, but the
mutillncss fulled to hold nulMHl the specu
lative dullness .ind a further decline to
7,,j(77V2( ensued Thu close wan steady,
November 'i'd'V lower at 77',tc. Henbonrd
clearances In wheat and Hour wen- equal
to C4,ooo bushels. 1'rlmary receipts, with
Ht. Louis and Kansas City out, were '..
OUO bushels, i ompared with l.uift.t.OO buPheis
at nil points last yoar. Minneapolis atid
Duluth reported TS'J cars, against 441 ouru
and '111 a yenr iiko. Local receipts wore
208 cars twelve of contract Krudc. The
Ohio sinte report made the estimated yield
of thai (itate Iii.ijdo.ow Inshels, eompurrd
with tlu Kovcrnmuiil estimate or 5,ooo,u00
bushem
Corn was unlet. The market started
firm in r.ymputhy with when!. For a lime
ttudliiK was irms'ly In October, which Is
now in the hands of one man. Shorts bought
tnrl, t.it flndliiK that their lender was
no' iiuppor'InK m maikct later dumped
their p'ir- lime buck Into the pit. or
al lj" we.ithi r wi'st .mil tin' dllliculty of mnk
lot; shipping sales caused u reaction from
the top lull the close was steady. No
vember ("lil between 374 c and lli'ic und
rlosed Inner at Receipts were 022
curs.
Oats W' re dull and featureless, Influential
pcopk i" i . Inn out of the pit save In u
tunnO w Novi mber sold between 22'
(U.S ' I '-Ve Hint closed a shade down
ut U i .' Receipts were ,1:1 cart.
li "OS were slow ami easier mi sell
Iiik b I... .il lonns. There wns licn M-ll-Iiik
ot S .xetnber lard early and later ood
biiylin; .1 January. January pork sold be
tween and SI1.82U ami clos. ,1 I7'5c
lower 'i' ill V Janunry lard bi twecn $7."i'2
and J8 'j clnsltii; Ke down at iC.!);2, ami
J.itiunr. ribs between IC.42V4 nnd ti.3i.'tt
6 .'..Us, wllh the close lOp reduced ut $.:1J',.
Unlim ited receipts for tomorrow: Wluat,
1T ears. , ,,rn, 075 earn; oats, 3.10 cars; hous.
i'tyJic head
The l. udliiK futures ranged us follows:
Artless
he.it
fu t
N oi
iJl'C
( iro
Oi t
N'
Open. Illnh.1 Low. ClOhC.1 Yes'y
I
77.i
T7-V
TSVi 7
TO i
I
'!
Mil?!
7G1,'
7il 77
71'il "lii
7SV;JU
J."i'.,ii,'i
10
5 1?
41
37 4
JT,
l)er
Oats
ih
NV
1 'CM
l'ork
fu i
N -V
UI'.J,
..L
'aW,. i24 224ffi'. 2J'.
iiiwi z.-yawx
k'-ii:!.
2.1
22'ii 22Vil2-1rf;
I 13 00
II 1".
12 00
I 7 35
7 10
I 7 0714
I R 22 i
1.1 10
11 70
12 01
12 ! 13 10 13 i!i
II (X!W 11 2i 11 7"
11 N214I 11 Ml I 12 2
Jan
Lard
Orl I
Nov I
Jan
Hlbs I
Oct
Nov
Jn i.
7 2i4j(
1 27J4I
7 3.'.
7 ;t4
S 22!,'
"c'iiiji'
7.T) 1
7 .DM
f, 07',4(
s cr. j
7 sr. I
:c',4
7 w
7 C',4
7 11
5 "!
7 tv)
II '214
u vim
S 05
I
C i I
No
Tash ouotntlnns were ns follows:
KLOI It Ht-ady, winter pntent-i. tWB 10;
HUalfiht", 3.'Hit.0: clears, $3.20fi3.tV); hdiIiik
specials, H70; pntenn. M.Olffl.lU; stralRhta,
ti l'l'da.til. bakers. J2 3t2 SO
WIIKAT- No. 3 74i7fc1J,c; No. 3 red, 7S',c.
I'OHN No. 2. 40i141c; No. 2 vc.llow. 4K
l'tie
OATS- Nr.. 2. SlMiiKc: No 2 white. 2$tJ
W'iC No 3 wh'te. aiUftS-Wie.
IIYH No .'. r,''i4r
HAItl i:v -Kalr to choice maltlnir. K.'.'0(12.r
HKKPS No I Max. $l.ill; Nn. norlh-
western iltll1,: jirlin- timothy, Sl.Zf.fiUi
I'liiiVISlriNS .Mess )..flt. per bbl , $110)
(Tt,13 20 Lard per lCi lbs. 7 IlOfi i.32'.. .Short
rib" sides (IroMe), $s ( ji s 1 Drv snitel
ph olderM ihoedi. ?t.2','i0.37ij, short clear
Bide, (boxed), JK 50JIS fio.
WHISKY llasls ol hlRh wlnci, J1.27.
81 OAlt Cut loaf. Jil.fiO; Kinnulnted. Ji.10;
confectlonera' A, $!.; olf A, ..".
rollowlnu nrn Iho receipts and shipments
of the prlnclpnl Rrnlns:
Ariicies Kcccipts HlilnmonH
1 Flour, bbls
2.VOK) IV 0
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oat, bu ....
. .21N.IMK) I.Vi.0'0
. .32i.O0 til ..00
. .2'i7,niV 2t,0K)
.Hye, bu
jlnrley, bu. "!!!!!!"!!"!!" 77i 17. 0
On the Produco exchange today the but
ter market was weak; creameries, 1Bj21 ;
llulrles. l.KfilSc. Cheese, steady, luuUue,
1:kb. linn, fresh, IGo.
.r.V YOItlt OllM-HlA!, .11 A It HIV!'.
(luolatioiiM of thr liny on Yarlolln
Coinmoilltleif.
NEW YOItlC, Oct. 4.- FLOCU-Hecclpti,
24, tM bbls.; exports, 14,70i bbls.; sales, i'..'W
winter low crudes. 12 45 u i?. itv.. .i,,,,
dull, iiales, yn bbls ; fair to good, JI.PKo.l to
fholco lo fniuiy, $.1.35U3.iii. liuckwheut (luur
Inulet. nt $2..I04i2.I0.
HIICKWH HAT Nominal, nt OOfuSo. c. I.
If., New York.
COHNMEAl-Kiusy, yellow western, J0c;
city, 91u; Hrundywlno, $2. 15!2.t.
HYK UiiHlorj No. 1 western, 59?ic f. o. b ,
ulloat, state, CfiiiMo, c. I. f., New York.
HARLEY-Dull; feeding, l2WI7c, c. I. f.,
IlufTnlo. malting, 5liJ2o, c. 1. f., Huffalo.
HaHLEY MALT -Dull; westnin. 24jtMe.
WHEATltecolpts. 274,725 bu.; e.iorts,
23,10) bu, , suleo, 2.250.W bu. futures and
10,000 bu, spot. Spot market easier; No. 2
red. K2itc r. o. b.. alloat; No. 2 red, MVao.
jlovator. No. 1 northern, Duluth, f7Uc
f. o. b., alloat; No. 1 linn), Duluth, DOc
.I. o. b., ulloat. Options were .iguln very
Irregular, under a nervous local trade", da
puudeut upon northwest developments. As
it wholo the early inarkol wan steady m
Ulna, on comparative. y light olToFfail.i,
lilgher EnglkHh markets, '-mall western r
elpts, export rumors, fairly large clear
ances anrt.a bullish ohln jtuto report. Mo.it
of thn rciihtlons resulted li,n local pr 'fit
taking, u Dual sharp drop 'eavlug the mar
ket easy nt unchanged prlres Sales No
2. March, SirstlhtiV, l,,s..( ,lt H;e;'jlny
closed at Si.lic, October. M)',iiMi.,. (,.Useil
ut SOTc, Doooinber, sdVjsJ 13-lijc. closed' ac
fc31tC
COHN-necelnts. 172.57.i bn
M.SSI bu , sales, 200.000 bu. futures and 20.) . 00
bu spot. Spot murket taslcr; No 2 4 e
elevator, and tHv t. o. b., all at ' The
option market at llrst was stiong ,md
higher, Intltileiiceil hjt October covering
higher cables and the rise In wheat, iml
t.ubseiuent realizing Inspired nfterno m
weakness und declines. Closed weak at
!fc(j'".io net derllne. Muy, 4P;5f II 9-10c, clo.ul
.ut 4H4e. October. 4fi4ii)40Tic. closed at 46V.O;
Vc ember, MHIe, closed at 421ie.
OATS- Hecellits. 275.800 bu ; exporis, 30.73B
bu Spot market ipilet, No. 2, 26e; No, 3,
25l3c, No 2 white. 27.iii'27:ic: No 3 white,
27e, truck mixed western, 25t4ii27c; trick
whlto western and state, 27t34c. Options
were dull and about steady.
p'HED -Steady, spring bran, $10.50frl7.00;
middlings, $17 OiWlS.IW; winter bran, $17,C0Ji"
lD.on,
HAY Quiet: shipping. 75fl77V4c; good to
choice, S2W.921IC.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1S99 crop. 10f13e; old olds, 2f?l3c: Paclllc
coast 1S99 crop. lftf13o; old oldi 2(5Ce.
HIDES -Klrm: Onlveston. 2M!3 lbs.. ISc:
Cnllfoniln 21 to 25 lbs., lbc; Texas dry, 21
to 30 lbs.. 13V.
LEATHER Plrm; Hemlock sole. Iluenoi
yre.i, ugiu 10 nan weig it, 2.'4U23V4c; aepi,
I21i23l4c
WOOle- Quiet; domestic lleece, 20iSe;
Texas. ISffltle.
PUOVISIONP-Heef. steady; family. $1010
O11.00, mess, $9.0011 ll.M. Ueef hani'., $D.0lH
21.00 packet, $10 n lo 50; city extra India
mess, $16.WG17.0.) Cut meats, steady,
pickled bellies, 9'llc, pltklcd shoulders,
DHe Hams, IHt.fflO'ie Lard, easy: western
steamed, $7.S0, October closed nt J7.S214; re
llned. llrm. continent. $).15: South America.
$S.7j compoimd. $t5.25iltf 3714. Pork, stronz;
lamiiy. iii.i"!iii; snort Clear, $11 uoflis.To;
mess. $13.fVii 14.60.
TALLOW-Steady; city ($2 per pkg), 4'i
tj(6c, country (pkgs. free), 4lfjti'iic.
KICK Klrm; domestic to extra, 4ff54oi
Jupnn, 4iff5c.
MOLASSES- Plrm; Now Orleans open
Keuie, trn. hi to riioive, vn,ic
HI TTER null: weatrm c eamerv. lfffllc
factory, ll'iMlti'jc, Juno creamery, illiff
fi.'ji i Imltntlon crcatucry, IDiiHlJHc; stute
duiry I5'i''i:v
KUaS-Kecclpts, S.611 pkgs.; firm; went
ll.lflLI I h't'.4 . Ill II KOI MiniV 111 11 I f ii-illlu li.iln . I
I
(,:J- !i !'V ' cTO;1o;
bakers. tti,iW w.n.eralglus ' NS KKc N'
inSnfffflM'r aril. X 1 T&rl"R'
cm. regular (lacking, at mark, 12!jfjlSC;
western, loss off, 20c.
I'lIHR.HE-Stcady, larso white, llitfll'ir;,
small white, .l'.iilic, large colored, 11-m
ii'i , slr.ail (.oloieii, u'je.
MIJTALH The ULirKet for nK'tuls
.v. is ;
(renelail weaker t .dny. Tin wa somewhat
lower, in stnp.iih with u loss of Hi l-'W
in l.dliu 111, llio (inr-en .unior ill iuutr ilk
Lake copper w is ialet and uncliuiiKJj
t tin tHMfli.i"). iro'i WHrrunts woie
dull and utu banned ut VJ.yr&l)). llesseraer
pl Iron was quurcd 2oC lower ut J13S26
ia-hiI was dull at J. 37!)i, while speltor w
nisy. In the nbionce of bujets, closlnu
easier ut U 'fffl 12(4. The brokers' prlca
for lead was (I and 167Vj for copper.
OMAHA WIHJl,iAT,ir.MAllKllTS.
( oiidltlon or Trudr nnd (ttiotmttons on
Maple mid 1'iuiey I'roduee.
i;aaS-HBcclpts, llBht; Kood stock, firm
at inc.
LIVE l'OL'LTHY Hens. 7o; roosters. 90
4c; spring chickens. Sc; ducks. 4i5c; geese,
I6t, tutkeyn, Sc.
VHKatI iJllLHSlSD 1'OULTItY-lIcns. S'S
'jl; roosters, iiJCc: ducks und geeso, 9310c;
broilers, per In., Utc turkeys, 12Hc.
OAMK I'rulrlp chickens, per doi J3.0O
W4.50; mallard ducks nor doz., 3 00; tenl,
Jl.l.To; mixed, Jl. oOl. 76; jacksnipe, tl.2o
til. fill.
I'.L'TTKK Common to fair. 1214c ; choice,
li-Ultk', svpurator, -le; gnthered creamery,
li4i2l e
Cl'.iJSII QYHTKUS Tlrst grade, solid
puiked. New York counts, per can, 40o;
extra selects, 3. stunards, 27c. Second
giude, iluck filled. New York eovtuts, per
un, -ioc, extru selects. 24c; standards, 2"JC
I'lOHONS Live, per dozen, Sue.
VKALE- 'holce. K'ulOc.
HAY Prices iiuoted by limit ha Wholesale
I lay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
l'J.26; No. 1 upland. JV75; medium, $..2o;
coarse, J7.60. llye straw, SC. These prices
are for liny of good color and c jallty. De
mand fair nnd prices steady. Itecclpts, 20
cars,
OATH No. a white. 26c.
COHN-No 3, Sic
IlKAN-riJ.'S.
VKai3TAHI,ES.
CfCCMHUHS Per 'lOien. 200230.
Ni:V 'I LHNII'K-l er mishel basket, 60a
Ni:V HKHTH I'er bushel, U075c.
KKW CAllUOTS I'er ilozeu builuhcs, 2So,
LMTTl Ci:-l'er dozen. llKfllDc.
lLVIHrillKS-'-llomo grown, per dozen, 15c.
HKANW--Wix. t;er halt uusnel basket, 40o;
string, 35c
l'i i A'l i )I',S I'er' bihel. 40SCOc; sweot
potator s, per bushel, 7.tilic.
CAII11AOK Hnmc grown, per pound, Htc;
llollaml -, rd. t
CACLM'I.OWlill-I'er dozen, $1.
TOMATOIJS Homu grown, per hnlf
bushel hatket, fic.
ONIONS Homegrown, per bushel, BOJloOc.
CKLRUY-Nebraekn, 30140C.
rUL'lTS.
I'KACIHJH Ca'llornla rrcetons. SUflOOc;
clings. 7"c; t'tah freestones. 7'4iSHc.
I'Ll'.MS- Cnlllornla, p.T era!". ;!.OW1.10.
7Lc; per box. Sue
I'KAKS- I'er box, tl.'V&iM.
GP.Al'ICH - California Tokass. 4-basket
crate. Jl.Jn; Coin'ords, home srown. 17c;
Delaware and Niagara, per 0-lb. uaskut, 15c;
eiislern Concords, lh19c.
VATI:IOI;LuNH--As to size. lCUSOc each.
CANTAI.OCPK Gems, per dozen, 40Sf OTo ;
large sler, i)70c.
AI'l'LKS Natlie, 7fvfi$1.00 per bu.; per
bbl., $2.."iOi(:.7u; eastern. J2.7,"ifl3.00 per bbl.
CKANMClUlIL.S-l'cr bbl., tG; per crate.
THOI'ICAL l'HiriTS.
LnMONS-Callloinla, extra fancy, $4. 50;
cho'ce. J4.00.
11A.SANA& Per Inincli. according to size,
V2.lHKfi2 7u.
KlUS Cullfornlti, new cartoons, $1; layers,
9c.
.MLSCI'ILLANIJOrS.
NCTS-Kngllsh wain its, per lb.. 12(ffl3
tllberts. pel lb.. 12c; ulmowla. per lb.. lOtt
l'c; ruw peunuls, per lb., 4"jI(jc; ronsted,
UW(i7'tc
HIDl"S-No. 1 green. fS.o; No. 2 greon,
B'so; No. 1 salt -d. 7'ic; No. 2 snlted. C14e;
No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal
culf, 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c.
l,l criioi.l lirnlii nnd I'rovlNlonn,
LIVEItl'OOL, Oct. 4.-WIIEAT-Spot. No.
2 red western, winter, steady ut Ca 4d; No.
1 northern, spring, llrm at C 7l4d; No. 1
California, unlet at 6 'Aid. futures, steady;
December. Us 4'4d; Kebrunry, fis Dlid.
COHN Spot, llrm: American mixed, new,
Is :tV4d; No. 2 old, nominal. Kulures sleatly;
November, Is2vd; Dicembcr, 4s 2V1; Janu
nr. 3s l'd
PP.OVISIONS - Lard, American rcllned,
strong at is 0.1; prime western, ",9s 3d.
Itacon, Cumberland cut. strong at Ms; long
clear middles, light, llrm ut Ms (id; long
clear middles, heavy, llrm ut 45s; elenr bel
lies, strong at Cis 3d. Shoulders, square,
btcudy at 33s 3d.
'I'olrdo .llnrUet.
TOLEDO. Oct. I.-WHEAT-Aetlvn nnd
higher, spot, W; Ociober, K'c; November,
tic; December, .SHjc.
COHN Active, higher; No. 2 cash, 12c;
October, "40?4e; December, IlSt-iC.
OATS-Dull, hlghtr, No. 2 cash and Oc
tober, 23l4e: December. 2l'4e.
HYE Dull, unchanged; No. 2 ensh, 54c.
CLOVKIIHHEH Active, higher; October,
$7.35; December. $7.121sc; No. 2, $6 30.
Philadelphia Profiiiec .111! r Let.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l.-IH'TTEtl-Dull
nnd lc lower; fancy weitern cream
ery, 2114c; fancy western prints, 24e.
EOOS rirm; fair demand; fresh nearby
and western. 20c; fresh southwestern, 10c ;
fresh southern, lf-o.
CHUKSK-Qulet but steady; New York
full "reims, fancy smnll, ll'c; New York
full cicains, tulr to choice, lOVSriMlUc.
MllinrnpolU AVIinit unit I'lour,
MINNEAPOLIS. Ocl. 4.-AV1U3AT Oc
tober, 79c; December, 797i7'),e; May. bVy-;
lo arrive, S2nc; No. 1 northern. i01c; No.
2 northern, 771k'il791e.
I'LOl'll Market 5c higher: llrst patents,
ft.S3ft4.45; second patents. Jl.U.fi 1.25: llrst
clears. $.1.1533.25; second cleara, 2.1E'32.2i.
IIHAN-In bulk, fl2.Ml! 12.25.
Dulutli .Xiu-Ket.
DITLCTII. Oct. 4-WIIEAT-No. 1 hard.
rash, Kl!e; to arrive, S2'ic; October, s:',e;
o. 1 northern,
October, Slo;
: north-
Mllw nnUce (irnln llnrliel,
MILWAI'KEIl, Oct. I. WIIKAT Higher j
No. 1 northern, 81Uf?h-!4o; No. 2 northern,
RYl:-Ste:idy; No. 1, 55fi 55Via
HAHLEY DK;oplng; No. 2, tSffMc; sam
ple, I5t52c.
Prorlii Murket.
PEORIA
40c.
Oct. 4.-COHN-IIIghor; No. 2,
OATS-Firmer; No. 3 white
2.1c, billed
tnrntisn.
WlHSKY-On tho basis of $1.27 for lln
Ished goods.
KniisiiH (.'Ity (irnln und I'rm Ibloi.i.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 4.-EGOS-Weak;
fresh Missouri und Kansas stock,
14'te doz.; loss off, cases returned; now
whltewood cases Included. '4c more. No
receipts und shipments today; holiday.
Holiday at St. I.ouls,
ST. LOIMS. Oct. 4. -This being tho regu
lar annual fair week Thursday holiday, the
mercliaius and cotton exchanges wero
closed and no quotations can bo given.
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AMI llO.NDS.
Snccesiif ill Iiirilp illation for Advance
I'ollovved by lleiiresnlon.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4 Today s stock mar
ket had to undergo the stress of releasing
t.roiits. wii cti wus tno natural seuuenco of
yesterday successful muutpulatlon for thu
ndvaneo. The dimensions of the upward
movement wero sutllclently Impressive to
attract 11 considerable outsiuo itemunil tor
Mtocks. and the llrst hour of the market
saw very active trading, with very stnull
uuciuatlons in prices uner me opening,
which wns mndo higher to facllitute the
taking of prollts. Tho demand was Judi
ciously fed by the professional operators In
order not to discourage the buying, but be
foro the end of the hour an impression
began to be mado In tho railroad list. Sell
ing for London account was nn uddltlon.il
factor toward degression.
When prices in back to nbout last
night's level the selling pressuro was re
laxed. The bulls then turned their atten
tion to other quarters of tho market, bid
ding up pr ces actively wherever any signs
of strength showed, in order to support
the murket nnd help on the realizing. Thev
found the best Held for these operations
In tho steel and Iron group. Various fac
tors combined to give strength to these
stocks The final settlement of the tin
plain wage scale was a stimulating Inllu
ence, not only in thoso stocks, but through
out tho group. Tho weekly summary of
the Iron Age, while giving duo weight to
somo continuing favorable conditions, ro
tlectod n tone of confidence over the com
ing year's business as a whole, and inter
views with Individual authorities worn of
tho same tenor Thn Tennessee Coal divi
dend episode gave the final flip to stocks
In this group. Assertions have been made
with great boldness nnd have been pub
llfhed that the dividend on this stock
was sure to, be reduced or even passed at
the meeting today. When the news was
published, therefore, that the regular quar
terly dividend of 2 per rent had been do
dared a Inrgo short Intrrrst was badly
cnught nnd n violent recovery ensued. The
llrst sale after the announcement was 2-
points over the preceding sale. Tho stock
ran off acutn In the final dealings, but
closed with a not gain of IK. Bugar and
People's Gas wero very feverish alTdAy au
u consequeuco ot tho cut In refined sugars
TIT K OMAHA HATLY UTCTC: VJl TD AY, OCTOTH 5, H)00.
and the legal Bteps taken In tha gas war
In T'liPago. Sugar ha a small net gain
anil Peclfi's Okm a small net lo?. H'li1'
the exce. tlon of tvM moenipnts In sotu
,.f llw. ,.,,m lv I, I., ,i,.i, tit atnekN tn
rallr ads t ontfnucd nlugglsli during the 1st-
ier part or wi" nay in tociti irnciion
stoLks were strong -and showed ovIJetiee
of manipulation. The whole market run
off ut the close, which wan easy and ijulte
active
Tin- derision of the directors of tho Unnk
of England to leave the olllclal rate un
changed ut 4 per lent was accepted favor
ably by the bulls, who urgued that It In
sured Imports of gold, but tho sterling ex
change market unexpectedly developed a
tinner tone nnd the rate for demand bills
recovered t.. This Is supposed to bo due
to preparations for remittance on account
of the German and Hrlllslt loans und also
for subscriptions to the Swedish loan,
which wire announced yesterday to have
been closed in New York. Call rates also
advanced to :i per cent todny, but fpll back
to 2 per cent before the close. The out
ward movement ol currency has more than
offset the Items of t enlciilshment for the
money market and a turther shrinkage of
the bunking resources Is looked for In the
weekly bank statement.
Tho bond market continued Irregular nnd
tun very actlxe. Total sales, par value,
JUSO.omi. Culled States new 4s declined Vi
per cent In the bid price.
t'otumercial Advertiser's London llnnnclnl
cablegram sai: The stock market hero
w,i unite steads todaj. Americans were
active. There were some country sales In
the afternoon, but New York ubsorbed
tin m. Professional suiiport was trans
ferred from Mrles to Southern Hallwuv
TlntoH spurted ' on the dividend of 4'w,
comparing with the Inst of 36s. Anacondai
Bvmpatlilzeil. Ann rlcntt buying was no
ticed In Mexican Issues. Thele were largo
repajmeiits of money lo the bank. Silver
closed ut 2ts;d In spcctllntlvo buying.
The following nre the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atclilitnu
H.Cnlon I'nclllo ...
.. en;,
. 7f4
.. 7
. It
,.
. TJj
.. 11
.IIO
..123
..150
. 45
A2i
.. 34
.. tS
,. 4'i
,. 371,
.. iS
.. I'.ii
.. 17
. ill
.. Cti
,. 3'.o i
,. 71
. 31
.. SI
.. 3')
..IS)
.. t.n,
.. ii;
do pfd "i'S
lljltlmore & Otilo.. U
Canadian I'liclllc .. hi
Canada .So '0!i
Chex. & Ohio Sn'i
ClilciiKO U. V Mi
C, II h Q l.ih
CHI. Ind. H I. iH
to I'M lj
Clilcaco & U. 111... !J
Clilcngo it S. W...i'.l!4
do pfd
'aliati
do pfd
Wheel, A L E..
do Id pfd
Wis. Cfiitrnl ....
Third Avenue ...
Ailunii Kx
American Ux
V. S. Kx
'WVIU-Pivrgo Kx.
C. 11. 1. ti P....
I'. C. C. & St. t,
LVilounlo So
do 1st pM
do :l ifd
IVI. &. lliuWin .
ll. I, & W....
Denver At H. O.
.lo pfd
li.'le
do 1M ifd
nt. Nur. .M
Hi king C...II ...
II x-kliiK Villi"!'
Illinois I'entral .
l,,wu Central ....
. I., pfd
Iiko llrle & W.
tlu pM
Lake fhore
L. & N
Amer. Cot. Oil
.. 3'ii
lo Pfd..
Anifr. Muttttis ..
do pfd
Anicr. (i. At lt....
do pfd
Amer. Spirit ....
do pfd
Amer. H. Hoop ..
do pfd
Anicr. S. A W....
do pfd
Amer. Tin Pinto
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco ..
do pfd
A nac. Mining Co.
llrooltlyn It. T...
Colo. Fuel & I..
Cun, Tcbacco ....
do prd
.. JJ
.. Il'i
..111
..H3U
.. lt'l
.. t'S
.. Il'i
.. 23
..Mi
.. U
.. r4
..in',
.. tiVii
.. 3!)
.. :s
.. 91
.. 7;v
Mauliuttan I
Met. St. Ity,
D-.W Pcderul Steel ....
... 3V4
... M),
...Ui
... 4i.;
... 9Mj
... l!u
... c:
... tft
... 33'i
... i.1
... 17
... SS"-4
... r,
... 8J
...u
... H'i
...87
... ti'14
... 3fi(,
.... iH
... ii'it
1501 do H.I
Mfxlcjn Central.
. 114'Oen. i;ii-ctrle ....
Minn. A fX. L..
do pfd
Mo. I'liclllc
Mobile . Ohio
M., K. Si T
do pfd
N. J. i'entral .,
N. y. Central ..
Norfolk & V...
do pfd
.No l'ui-ltic
do pfd
Ontario Ai W....
Ore. Ity. & Nav
do pfd
ltinsylvanla ..
lUaitlm;
do Ut pfd
do 9,1 pre
Ilia O. V
Jo pro
St. L. ,t H. 1..
ill. 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
.SI. !. Soutlnv,..
do pfd .
St. l'li'll
do pfd
t.cl,a1ulii use Sugar
51
4'J1
3 1 'J
no pia
Inter. 1'nper
do pfd
Iicledo i!an
0'i
21t ;.H. HUctltt pfd..
..134 l.N'ntlonul Ix-uu ...
..I2JH1 do pfd
.. 34il National Steel ...
.. 71 I no pfd
.. 4VN. V. Air Urake..
.. 68'.N'o. American ....
.. M! 1'aelHc Cia! ....
.. 4.' I do 1M pfd
,.7. do 2 J pM
..lMti1 1'aelllo Mall
.. 15?t People's Oiui ....
.. iif 1'rvl.sed H. Cnr .,
... M14 do pfd
.. 03 h Pullman P. Car
... iH) (S. It. U T
,,. 10 ISiiKnr
,.. Cl4 do pfd
.. 3ST4 Tenn. Coal I..
... V. S. Leather ....
,. 2S'.,I do prd
..113 C. ti. Ilubbcr ....
..16'Jli do pfd
,. 71
. 162
-. 4:4
110',
.117
,. i
,. M
.. CU
.. 2H.4
.. S.1
.. 7b?;
SI. 1'. & Omaha.
Sr.. 1'ns.tlr
Su. ltaiiuity
110 Wealern Union .,
SJt'lltepubllo I. & S..
11-, do pfd
51 P. C. C. t St. L,
10
lo pill
51
"lexun & I'acllla
"Offered. "
lloNton Mni'L (tnotiit Ions,
KOSTON. Oct. 4. Cull loans, 3' 1 per
cent: time loans, lfjo per cent. Olllclal
closing:
A., T. & S. V liU Unlon'lJind 2
do pfd "Mt West Cnd
Amer. Suunr 1 1 414 1 Wt mltiKli. Hleo...
do pfd llila Atchlnon in
Amer. Telephone .lUSU N. li. U. Ac C ts
llc.Btoa & Albany.. ,2l (Adventure
02
47
I'D
li",
41,
u.
7
Huston nievuted . . H6ife Allou. z Mill. Co..
iioKton & Me.
.:s7'j Anml. Copper
.125, Atlantic
. iHt lloatou & Mont
C, II & U
Iiomlnloii Cuul
do pfd
22 ',n
S1D'
CO
14
...IK
1 lilt to Ac lloetun
1'e.Ieiul Steel .,
... S.li
... 01
Cal. A llecla
U-intennlal ...
do pfd
KltchhiirK pfd..
tlea. Klrctrlo .
do pfd
...138
Fiatiklln
Uib Humboldt
13) .Osceola
209 Parrot
. t5
. 4!Vi
.140
. f'!4
IM. liUc. III.
Mexkati Central .. ll!i tjuliuy
Mich. Telej.hone... 8.-. Santa To Copper
N. :. O. & C ti'4 Tiimarack
Old Colony i ,1'tuli Mining; ....
31
Old Dominion IS'i'WInotm i
Lnlon l'dclllu Hi Wolverines o
"Hid.
.New York .Money .Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4. MONEY-On call,
llrm ut 2 per cent; last loan, 214 per cent;
prime mcr.iulilc paper, f.-goi per cent.
STERLING E X C 1 1 A N G E K Ir I n e r, with
uctuul business In bunkers' bills ut il.s..
tor dumaiiil und at M.Hl'sfI.NlVi for Hlxty
days; posted rates, l.2'n i.K2'j und $4.Miy)
4.ko'; commercial bills, $i.!u'41t LSI.
SILVER Certlilcnles, UIViiiwo; bar, flic;
Mexican dollars,
HOND8 Oovernmcnts, easy; railroad, Ir
regular; state, strong.
The closing prices on Douds today aro as
follows:
C. S. ref. 3. res.. 10!
do coupon 1U4
Mo 3, let" Iu9
do coupon K'Jji
do new 4s, ick. .. I Jt
do coupon Ill
do old In, reg 1114
N. Y. Central l....ius4
N. J. C. r. (a 1:3
No. Pacific 3 6t4
No. Paclllo 4s pli'
N Y C & S L 4s.. 105
N. &. W. comtol 4a. M
Ore. Nav. Is 109
do coupon...
do la, ri'ir....
do coupon .,
D. of C. 3 C5
Atcli. gen. 4
114 do 4i iu24
1134 I O. H, U 6a 1204,
11314 I do consol fu 112
123 pleading cen. 4b.... 86V4
l'9i Hlo O. W. Is 9Vt
61 ISt L I M c. CS...1U9
do adj. 4..
Canada So. is I'lCVi
St 1, & S P g. 6s., 12214
C. & O. 4i4
do Cs HS
St. Paul ' consols
ICS
St. P , O. & P. Is.
,117-v,
.11914
. 7M4
.10J
. Gj
.1134
. iil
104T4
.H7t
.Ml
.11214
. Kl4
. k3?4
C. & N. W. c. 7.. .13011'
do 5j
Ho. Paclllc 4s
So. Hallway Cs...,
S. It. & T. Cs
Tex. i I'aclJVo Is.
do 2j
Union Paiiflo 4s...
Wnbusli 3s
do 2s
West Shore 4h
Wis. Central 4s...
Vu, Centuries
do K. P. deb. 5..120
Chleaqo Ter. 4 91
Colorado So. 48 81
V. & It. U. Is 103
do in '.i
Hrlo general 4s 6S
P. W. U. C. Is.. 7IV4
llun. Kiectrlo 6s.. us
la. Central Is 1)0
U ,t N. unl. 4i.... UJ
M . K. & T. 2h CSV.
do 4s I14
When Issued. OfTered,
London Miirl; (Itiotiitti.ns.
LONDONjJct. 4. I p. m. Closlns
Consols, money ?v.
l.'rla 77777
do ist pfd
Pennsylvania
Hearting
No. Pa u I fie pfd....
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Hand Mines
1P4
m,
Mi
71.
(i,
ST,
42
do acct .. .Mil It
AtchlHon
i'.inadlnn I'acllla
St. Paul
Illinois Cential .
If-.uUvlllr
Pnlon Pac jifd..
N. Y. Central ...
89'i
...u
...119'4
... 7114
... 70
...134
HAR SILVKR-Steudy at. 29 9-lCd per oz.
MONEY-2V11.I per cent.
Tho rato ot discount in tho open market
for short bills, 4 per cent; for three months'
bills, 4 per cent.
.New Yoi'U .Million Slui'ln,
NKW YORK. Oct. 4.-Tho following are
the closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Chollar
Crown Point ....
Con. Cal. & Va..
Peadwood
(lould & Ctirrle ,
Rale & Norcross
lb.mi'Ht.ilio
Iron Silver
Mexican
... 14
... 11
..,110
... 4i
... 3J
. 24
..IM
... a
... 32
Ontario
Ophlr
Plymnuth
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
Sierra Nevada
Flamlird
Cnlon Con . . ..
Yellow Jacket .
...COO
... 7J
.. 12
...U3
..CM
.. 30
,.O0
... 21
... :o
I'liiuiieliil .Votes.
NlTYv' YORK. Oot. 4.-Cieurlngs, $147.19.-.,.
076; balnnces, $9,341,970.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Clearln, S23.Ctlt.4tS;
balances, $3,306,777; posted exchntigo. $1 S2
44.S6M!; New York exchange, 55o discount.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 4.-Ciearlngs, $2,707.
$00; New York exchange, 40o discount;
money. 406 per cent.
KOSTON. Oct. l.-Cleartmjs, $20,340.0.13;
balances, $1,732,107.
PHILADELPHIA, Oot. 4.-Clearlngo, $U.
S2o,2sil; balances, $1,793,13.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 4,-Clenrlnn-s, $3,33,05S:
balances, $569,512,
l-irrlun l'lllliuelnl,
LONDON. Oct. 4. Tho weekly hlatemont
of tho Rank of England sligv.u the fol
lowing changes: Total reserve, decrease,
:2.164.000: circulation. Increase, JC1.02S.OOO;
bullion, decrease. 1,128,109, other securities,
Increase, 1,215.000; other deposits, Increusn,
4,454,000; public deposits, Increase, i35,-.
ooo, notes reserve, decrease,
ptntripot ft,e.irl lis li. re.is-
; i.rt'oii ol, the i.unk of England s re
stive to liability is 44 41 per ceni. ia-m
week It was 63. as per cuul. The rate of
discount Is unchanged. The continued
weukness of foreign exchange shows fears
of gold withdrawals from the Hank of
England and the ulreudy available supply
In the open market Is being bought up on
the continent. So. though money Is fairly
plentiful, a great deal of caution Is evi
dent In the discount market, und there Is
nn Indisposition to do business on three
months' paper below 4 pur cent. I'urtly
Influenced by the advance In Americans,
operators on the Stock exchange were
cheerful today. Prices were mostly Im
proved and homo reactions were up. Among
tho foreigners, Brazilians were llrm nnd
Chinese lurther Improved, operators ap
proving what they term "Emperor Wil
liam's muscular Christianity." Americans
were buoyant, In sympathy with the up
ward movement In New Yotk. Grand
Trunks relapsed on realizations. Tho vol
ume of business generully wus slack. Span
ish 4s closed at 71. Hold premiums urc
quoted today us followH: Huenos Ayres,
131 90; Madrid, 30.20; Lisbon, CS.lWj Home,
C.5fl.
PARIS. Oct. 4,-The weekly statement of
the Hank of Franco shows the following
chnnges: Notes In circulation, Increase,
Iii.i7rj,uu0f ; treasury accounts current, de
ctense, 80,45.ijuf; gold In hand, increase,
:U4iio.!iO0f ; bills discounted, increase, 0,
Mo.OOuf; silver In hand, decreuue, 3,97u,0ttlf.
Prices on the bourse todny were llrm under
the Inlluctico ot the reassuring China news
und the recover of electric ruilrouds.
Kalllrs wire strong on London udvlces und
Hlo tlntos were acllic und udvunceil on
a rumor Hint the dividend would bo 42s
pnld. On the oillelul announcement that
the dividend wus los tho advance was
lost, lnternutlonuls were Inactive. Three
per cent rentes, lOOf 24c for the uccount.
Exchange on London, 26f 13'4c lor checks.
Spanish 4n closed ut 72.70.
K EH LIN, Oct. 4. -The diplomatic develop
ment In. legntd to the situation of affairs
In China being considered satisfactory,
owing to tho declaration of tho govern
ment In connection with tho edict of the
emperor of China, ull departments of tho
bourse were more or less favorably in
Ilueuced today. Local securities were par
tlciilarly llrm. Exchnnge on London, aim
Kilspfgs. for checks; discount rates: Short
bins. 4 per cent; three months' bills, 3T
Iht cent.
Condition or die Iieinur.v.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4 -Today s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $l50.on0.n00 gold
reserve in the division or redemption,
ttWj:i,iB.,b, cu8" "ulm,cci fm-M"M-
Cotton Mnruet.
NKW YORK, Oct. 4.-COTTON-Ilull
"Peratora predominated In today's market
inui n-.-i ivi-re uacned oy suuHtunti u
orders ami jirlcei Improved u pace The
opening was steady, with prices unchanged
to 4 points higher. Hy mii'day the udv.uvo
hnd been Imreased to mill points, while
w1., "V"' ,B,"'l'H of tl'e ilny n net rise of
101(13 point H wus apparent. The close wus
stoutly, with prices 3'u" points above the
filial prices of yeHerday. The concluslonH
of the trade anil public were founded upon
bullish cables and disappointing Informa
tion bearing upon the crop condition. Llv -r-pool
advanced in symp.itny with yestee.
day s Improvement here nnd later IH
playod Inherent strength of its own on u
Fcure of 1 hurt following reduced clop esti
mates from the south and cltilm 1 that cot
ton shipped by Manchester spinners' rcprs
hentntlves in the Interior of the belt would
not reach the English mills In the time
allowed. Huylng orders were rallied t..
our market and helped to strengthen bull
convictions. News from Texus to the elTect
that the damage to the crop in that state
by the recent Hoods would reach 4OI.U0
bales gave additional strength to the mar
ket In the early afternoon. Klrinne 1 In
south! rn spot mnrkets. irtlmates for
smaller receipts nt lending towns tomorrow
nnd a forecast for wet weather over the
central nnd custom sections of the b-.lt
were bull Influences of no small Impor
tance. Near the close selling for prollts
broke the market severnl p .Ints, but In no
way weakened the feeling In general.
Trading was brisk throughout the sessl in
The spot market closed steady; middling
uplands. l!iKc; middling gulf. imr; sal-M.
217 bales. Futures closed quiet and steady;
October. 10.32c. November, lO.flflo: December,
!i.02e ; January. !i91c; February. 9 9ii ;
March. 11.92c; April, 9.92c; Mnv, 9.93c; June,
9.9.1c; July. 9.91c; August, 9.!2c.
NKW ORI.KANS. Oct. 4. -COTTON
Finn: sales, 1,700 bales: ordinary. 8 5-16" ;
good ordinary. 9e; low middling, 9',c; mid
dling, 1014c; good middling. 104o: middling
lair. 10c. Kcccipts. 13.7n2 bnles; stock.
Ifi0,3."7 bales. Futures, steady; October,
'.i.SMili.Me; November, 9.70f9.71c; December,
f.B7i!i.f.c; January, 9.t"fi0 ftvc; February.
Ii.7tWiH.71o: Mnrch. fl.72fi9.74c; April. 9.72
9.71c: May, D.73'3.7r.c.
LIVKRPOOL. Oct. 4-COTTON-8pit.
moderate, prices eusy: American middling
fnlr, ti.27d; gmid mlildllng, fitsd; middling,
fi7-1fid; low middling, f.i,4d; good ordinary,
5V1; ordinary. 6V41I. The sales of the day
were 7.000 bales, of which 2ort were fur
speculation nnd export nnd Included 5,200
bales American. Receipts. 4,() bnles. In
cluding .l.wm bales American. Future.-!
opened quiet, but steady und closed steady;
American middling, 1. m. c, October. 5 tiO-M
tii-j Bl-fild , Oetober-Nnvembor, 5 59 -til d, sell
ers; November-December, 5 39-f! tfJG (i -Old,
sellers; December-January. 5 35-C4f6 3fi-ti4il,
buyers; January-February, f. ,13-G4d, sellern;
February-March, 5.11-Old. sellers; March
Aprll, 5 2S-0fi5 29-C4d. buyers: Aprll-Mny,
r.22-r,4d, buyers; May-June, 5 23 64ffS 2il-64d.
buyers: June-July, 5 2l-(i4d, buyers; July
August, 5 23-Old, sellers
St. Joseph Live Htoclc.
SOl'TII ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 4.-(Speclal.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 3.000 head. Market
slow and weak; natives, $4.2365.50; Texas
and westerns. $3 50fi5.25; cowh and heifers,
$2.2.V"il.6r.; bulls and stags. $2.25fr4.SO; year
lings und calves, $3.50(ij4.40; stockers and
feeders. $3.25fi4.25; veals, $4,501(0.50.
IIOGS-RecelptH, 5.20O head. Market
mostly 5c higher; ull grades, $3.205i5.33; bulk
of stiles, $5.2.1(fi5 30.
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts. 100
bend. Market Htcudy; lambs, $I.IOffl.S5;
sheep, $.1.5003.90.
ColVei; Market,
NKW YORK. Oct. 4.-COFFEESpot Rio,
Htently: No. 7 Invoice, Mild, quiet;
Cordovn, 94?I14c The market for futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to 6
poiius anvnnce on covering ami moiienuo
foreign support, following better cables
than expected, which caused sellers to
withdraw. Ruled unlet, buying being
checked by the continued heavy receipts at
Rio and Snntcs. Thu closing wns steady
nt n net advance of Sfi'D points Total
snles. 24.250 hairs. Incltidlnii December at
$7.30; January. $7 40; March, $7.4507.50; May,
7.K7.ft); July, $7 70.
New York Dry floods.
NKW YORK, Oct. 4 -There have been
no further changes today In bleached cot
tons and the demand on current price basis
Is quiet. All descriptions of brown sheet
ings utui drills are quiet also, but prlce.i
aro woP maintained. Wide sheetings are)
scarce und llrm. Denims show continued
upward tendency and other coarse colored
cottons very llrm. Print cloths quiet but
Htronv Prints and glnghnnis llrm; current
demand moderate. Huslness In woolen und
worsted goods Indifferent with up easy
market.
1)11 .llnrltet,
NKW YORK. Oct. 4.-01 LS-Cottonseed.
steady; petroleum, weak; refined. New
York, $7.43; Philadelphia and lltiltlmore,
$7.40: reilned. In bulk. 34. VG; roslu. easy.
strained, common to good, $1.47KH f.0;
turpentine, steady.
LONDON, Oct 4. -OILS-Calcutta Un
seed, spot, 59.1 f.d: turpentine spirits, 2)s.
LIMA, O., Oct. 4. The decline In crude
oil continues, prices dropping another cent
todny. North Limn Is now quoted at 82c,
South Lima and Indiana 77c per bbl.
California Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. Ocl. 4. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRCITSMnrket steady at un
changed prices. While Fliowlng no mnterlut
change In prices the market for evaporated
npples held quite teadv on n good demand
from exporters and the light supply on
hand. State, common. 3fl3c. prime, 44if
5'4c; choice. 5'?0c; fancy. OflO'ic Prunes.
;iMt7Hc per lb., as to size and qunlltv.
Apricots, Royal. ll(f14o: Moor Park. 15tff
pie. Peaches, peeled, Hftl&c; unpecled, 6
4f9c.
Snitur Vlarkrl,
NEW YORK. Oct. i.-SlC,AR-Raw.
barely steady; fair refining, 4'tc; cantrl
fugnl, W test, Gc; mnlnsss sugar, 4c; re
lined, weakj
Plan Welcome to Smith.
HURON. S. 1)., Oct. . (Spoclnl.) Re
publicans nro greatly pleasiid over tho
prospect of a visit to this city of Post
master General Smith, who Is announced to
speak In Huron on October 10. The com
mlteo stntcs that Mr. Smith, because of
limited' tlrco, will make but two or thro
speeches In tho state, one being tu Huron
on tho date named and. for which the re
publicans In this locality feel very rrate
ful. Ilrlcht'i ninrHip.
High living, Intemperance, exposuro and
many other thing bring on nrlnht's dis
ease. Foley's Kidney Cure will provent
Uright's dlsoase and all other kidney or
bladdor disorders If tuken In time, Take
nothing el. Myers-Dillon Drug Co,,
Omaha; Dillon's Drus Store, South Omaha.
! OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Feeling on the Choicer Grades of Cattle Bet
ter Than Yeaterdaj.
HOGS OPENED WEAK BUT ClOSED LOWER
iltil l'Vw Choice Miccp Arrived Toiluy
mill Prices Held About Sled 011
Klllern 1, limbs 11 nil Fred
era Ainu llneliMiiKcd.
SODT1I OMAHA. Oct. 4.
Kcccipts were: Cattle, Uogs. Sheep,
Oiltciul .Monuay o.tsi
Olllclal Tuesday t,S3
Olllciul eunesduy U,u
Otticiul 'ihursuuy O.Joa
2, J, '6
b,2m
14,ltii
it J Jf
I.VUI
!.,iJl
Four das tUU week. .24,oS)4 27,940
Sumu dus last week....-';, 312 l,Sii ii.i"'
butne uuys week Pcrorc..-J,Jl5 Viu.M ;:V,40H
bumo tnrtie wuvks ato.M.M A,uit
batilu lour weeks ugo...li,M ii.,6i 24,27,
Aerufc'u price paid for UofiS for tllu last
severuiua s, wllh comparisons;
1 1900. U6W.il9J.lM)i.le9C.l6l.lS4.
Sept. 15 ., U OoTl 4 Ml 3 7i, k7 2 7, I 5 W
hent. Is . 'i ui it kx w At Ai 4 Il
bent. 1J. .1512 4-& ', a i.m a t 2 ui. 4 IaIi 5
neot. It. . .. 11.. i n x : ,1. ( 01
Sept, lit.., 6 la' i 4 SJ, 3 74i I 2 Sl 4 0J; i 4t,
1 - ..11, 4 i u ,., iVii ' I v., u j
I 6 23 1 4 411, i U, 4 Oil 2 txl
(521 4 3J 3 '.J, 3 St 3 M, I
1 1 l Jl, 9 ti 7111 !J0 4 001
Sept. 21.
Sept. 22.
Sept. 23.
Sept. 24.
bept. 25.
Sept. 2o.
.-.11 .'.! !)., :i m ! Mi 3 Ui t M
I 5 IS 1 4 41, I 4 ., 2 W, i Wl 4u
j1j 4-5i 4 iiii 3 71 " iSttilMil 3.
Sept. 27
1514 3-5 4 361 3 721 3 7ol I 3 b! 6 f
bept,
Sept. 28..ultf l-t 4 441 3 04 i 3 ts! 2 9 4 2 b li
sept. 29.. 51U 4-5 4 37 3 04 3 SI, 2 91 5
Sept. 30.. I 1 4 10 3 tit 3 till 2 tel
bept
Sept
Oct. 1
Oct
. 2,...517 4-l 4 391 3 791 3 t2 3 Mi 0 il
. 3....0lb 4-G 4 42 3 06 2 i, J tB W
:. 4....ul'J 3-5i 4 3i 3 Oli 3 73, J h2i00U
Oct
Oct
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of
curs of stock
toad wus:
, Hot;, bh p.llrs.
10
I
21 a 1.
3
n.- v 3
1
9 2..
29 v!
4
.'. "
137 27 15
C, M. & St. P. Hi-.. ..
O. & St. L. Ky
Missouri Paclllc Ky.. 4
L". P. system 21
C. a N. W. Ky 1
V., E. Si M. V. K. It.. 26
H. C. & P. Ky
C, St. P., M. Ac O
li. At M. It. K. K 75
C, II. A; Q. Ky 4
K. C. At St. J. Ky.... 2
C, it. 1. & P., east.. ..
C, It. I. A: 1.. west.. 5
Illinois Central Ky
Total receipts ,...18i
The disposition of the day's receipts WJs
us ioiiows, I'ucn miyer purcnuHiiig tnc
number of head ludlcuted:
Catllc. 1 logs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co 1U-'
1,204
u. il. Hammond Co 257
Swift and Company 3iil
Cudahy Packing Co 515
Armour A: Co Um
H. Rocker Ac Degan 197
J. L. Carey 422
I . obmaii & Co 29i
McCreary Ac Clark 17
W. I. Stephen 117
Hill Ac Huntzlngcr 1W
Henton & L'nderwood.... U9
Livingstone Ac Schuller.. 71
Hamilton Rothschild.. 515
L. F. llusz ill
II. L. Dennis At Co 37
11. F. llobblck 9
A. F. Muwhlnney Ill
Other buyers l,2SiS
1,453
2.US3
1,417
2. 129
5S9
92j
230
6,020
Totuls
. .5,0!2 S,69'3 0,701
CATTLE Thero wns a good, liberal run
of cattle here for u Thursday, but taking
me maraei ns a wnoie Hie teellng wus u
little better. The market was not tiur-
tlcularly active, but at the sumo time tho
cume moven cusiur than yesterday.
There were no very choice fat cnttle
nero today, out pacKors pougnt up what
lew cars did arrive at Just about stcad
prices The better grades in some cases
mny have been u llttlo stronger, while In
others tho lees desirable kinds were barely
steady. Tnklng tho murkot as u while It
was hi very good shape anil It wns not
long before ull the offerings hud changed
hands.
Cowa wero not quite ns draggy ns they
were yesterday, though there was no par
ticular chnnge In prices. Some of the
choice grades sold 11 little stronger In
home cases, but the general run of stuff
held about steady.
The feeling on the feeder market wns
also a little improved today nnd somo of
the good heavyweight cattle brought a
llttlo stronger prices thnn they did yester
day. The common stuff ns a rule was
very slow sale nnd sellers In some cases
could Imrdb get rid of It ut uiiv price.
Yard traders have nbout all of that class
of stock they want for the present and ns
a res.ilt nre slow to take hold. Stock cows
and heifers were nlso about like yesterday.
Only a few were here und ns thn demand
from the country Is light prices did not
show uny Improvement.
Western beef nuttlo were again In good
demand today and brought good, steady
prices ns compared with yesterday. Cows
changed hands at about yesterday's
ngures ann in somo enses good cows may
have sold a little stronger. Oood weight
feeders sold sternly to strong, while thr
commoner grades were no moro than
steady. Representative sales:
DKEF STKKRS.
No.
Av. Ir.
.. 730 26
.. HO ? 7S
.. M0 3 '
.. t 3 7f,
. . 8S0 4 CO
..1040 $4 7r.
No.
18...
2...
116..
5...
1...
G9...
Ar. pr.
....107 660
... lro) c on
....1150 5 05
....1340 5 15
....1330 B 25
....lErt-, I 25
.1B20 4 Ml
15.
..K23 5 W
STKERS AND ST AOS.
....10S2 4
17
STKKRS AND HEIFERS.
18 104b 4 75
COWS,
t "V 1 25 1 1030 1 Ft
1 W0 1 40 24... 74 2 P5
4 832 I 40 4 790 3 00
1 K70 1 4) J... 770 8 (-1
18 872 1 0 12 850 3 00
2 71V. 1 '0 3 1010 8 10
1 MO 1 75 2 3 15
2... 1145 2 10 2 1190 S 25
7 - 802 2 5 10K) J 75
. 2 840 2 tA 3 m 3 S5
1 1210 2 S3 1 850 I 00
1 970 2 85
HEIFERS.
1 C00 2 25 l... 600 t a
1 8i0 2 75
HULLS.
1 1030 J 50 1 1800 80
1 1290 2 nl 1 770 3 W
CALVES.
l.. UO 5 75
STOCK CALVES.
1 300 3 50 17 378 4 23
5...- 44 3 50 1 30) 4 25
3 313 3 75 1 300 4 SO
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 7M 2 43 4 837 2 85
1 9S0 2 10 f. lOit. 2 85
19 COS 2 "0 1 1070 2 f.".
3 CIO 2 70 3 1810 3 10
1 510 2 70 790 J 10
2 940 2 70
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2 740 2 75 12 837 3 50
1 M 3 CO II t88 3 30
5 847 :i 00 2 853 3 55
3 704 3 10 13 76D 3 60
1 790 3 00 9 543 3 10
1 J!0 3 25 10 70S 8 7i
47 SI7 3 35 2.". 638 3 80
7 871 3 f.0 44 720 4 W)
NEHRASKA.
3 heifers... 810 $2 S.i 1 heifer.... 710 $2 50
1 heifer.... 800 3 10 22 feedern.. 730 3 50
9 feeders.. k74 3 50 25 feeders.. t70 3 50
1 COW 1150 3 70 1 COW MS0 2 50
2 COWS 1210 3 70 1 cow 990 3 00
1 COW 1020 2 50 2 COWS lOi'i 3 00
1 cow 9t) 3 tO 1 cow fw'O 3 00
1 COW 970 3 00 2 bulls 113U 2 90
7 cows 907 2 75 2 steeni. . ..1210 4 20
1 cow 1110 3 25 1 steer 970 3 50
32 COWS 907 2 50 1 bull 1550 2 25
WJ cow's 913 2 50 14 feeders.. 905 3 70
40 feeders.. 93i 3 70 .1 feeders.. 97.1 3 70
12 feeders.. Kill 3 20 2 feeders. . 910 3 70
1 feeder... 90 3 70 1 feeder.. 1100 .1 70
C Bleers.... 1133 115 GO feeders. .1097 3 !0
1 steer 1200 4 15 19 heifers... 550 3 HO
1 steer 1290 4 15 1 steer lOtV) 3 l)
24 feeders.. 1015 3 Ml 2 cows 1090 2 50
4 feeders.. 9.10 3 50 1 cow 900 2 05
1 steer 590 2 75
12 cows 053 2 50 45 calves... .103 4 50
2 cows lull) 3 00 I calves... 152 5 W
X cows M2 3 00 13 culves... 3M t. 00
2 cows 750 1 75 7 feedem.. 433 3 00
2 bulls.... 1115 2 75 7 feeders.. Si20 3 00
2 bulls.... 1030 3 UO
30 feeders . 95(1 3 7u 40 feeders., fill! 4 00
15 leeders . 640 3 05 ill feeders., 541 3 05
19 feeders . bO.I 3 12. K feeders.. 9s7 3 55
43 feeders.. 759 J IVJ 00 Tox. fds. S51 2 DO
14 Hirers.... 903 1 75 12 cows IU09 1120
5 hcirerH... S22 3 50 ,0 cows 551 3 10
6 heifers... K2S 3 15 4 bulls ....1425 2 W
2 cows 1075 3 00 2 bulls.... 1425 3 15
31 feeders.. 1101 3 SO
4 cows 755 3 25 4 cows r37 2 0)
1 cow S40 150 S cows 110-1 3 5.)
1 bull 1400 2 75 3 heifers... 720 2 75
1 bull 1240 2 (0 3 heifers... 7ll 3 15
15 feeders. . 542 3 75 IsKor !W) 2!W
6 feeders. . 7ll 3 00 2 feeders. . 550 3 20
f, heifers... Ml 3 05 16 feeders.. 703 3 U)
2 heifers. .. trfil 3 tO 3 f 1 eders . (i0 3 25
2 stngs .. .IMS 3 30
II COWS ll.t ; HA 43 feeders .1040 3 65
Scows I'." ,1 Of. 83 feeders 942 3 70
24 cows t..'.'. 3 20 62 feeders I0U3 3 70
g cows 9.'J 2 75 4 bulls 1517 2 95
10 heifers IU7 .1 05 1 bull 1120 2 95
2 cows . 7M 2 W 2 cows 1010 '- 70
1 cow 7v0 2 00 2 cows,.,., S50 2 Si
cows
. 991
1000
. SW
t)72
007
107S
2 70 S cow..
3 20 7 cows.
2 25 4 cows.
IDAHO.
2 S5 2 bulls..
2 55 Z bulls..
3 so 2 cows..
3 mi 3 bulls..
...1CS.1
...1047
..,1031
...737
... C17
...1050
,..1560
10 cows
1 cow
2 bulls....
2 bulls.. .
41 feeders.
25 feeders.
1021
WYOM1NO.
1 cow. .
6 cows.
1 bull.
. 1S0
1 40
1 cow..
MO
848
. 908
.1990
2 40
2 00
3 70
3 25
3 M
2 95
2 W
2 40
3 70
.1 75
3 Mi
4 UI
4 IV
4 W
3 40
4 75
.1 10
2 ot
3 70
3 70
f! 70
t it.
20 cows.
1 bull. 1370
13 feeders.
910
830
1030
1050
1040
1100
, S9S
800
. 625
MO
750
, tS
. M0
15 Heifers... IW1
2 feeders.
1 feeder. .,
2 cows. .. .
1 cow
1 cow
8 feeders.
1 feeder..
71 feedem.
1 feevler .
1 feeder. .
6 fcederB.
1 stag
3 calves. .
0 cows
2 cows
2 cowh
1 cow
1 cow
17 feedcrfl.,
1 feedur..
1 feeder..
1 leedrr..
10 feeders.
1 feeder..
8 feeders.
1 culf....
13 cows....
920
903
I'M
hW
ISt
750
K10
780
02l!
li'JO
GIO
2M
879
290
1 bull 1250
1 cow 940
11 feeders.. 733
4 feeders.. 707
1 steer I0
9 cow s 102C
C cows 1103
3 cows 1093
2 cows..
.12V0
KANSAS.
S 05 3 cows...
.1 (6 1 cow....
1 50 1 feeder.
3 73 1 feeder.
3 cows . . .
8 co wo...
1 cow. ...
13 cows...
.HOT.
. 77S
. 700
. 709
84
910
U0
62)
3 05
2 75
3 75
S 10
it 90
3 90
S W
2 CO
Wilson Ida.
27 feeders
3 1W E feeders.. P90
3 IM C feeders.. 976
1 feeder
vju
4 feeders.. 1130 3 25 4 feeders.. 945
14 cows
.1157
3 w 1 nun ijiu
2 90
9 cows.
,lt5
J. W. Wray-Nb.
2 stlc. civ.
U elk. civ.
10 cows
25 fcedetu.
23 cows
IS steers. ..
393 3 00 1 bull 900
293 3 CO 2 bulls .... 905
3 10
: vo
C. S. Wilson Mont.
10M 3 25 1 cow 1130 3 00
991 4 10
CI. A Merrtll Mont.
..1180 4 00 7 cows 1028 3
W. K Sleeper-Mout.
..1199 4 60 1 steer 1050 4 00
K. 1'. Alletl-Wyo.
..lOf 3 00
lllnkson Hrofi. Neb.
15 cows..
30 Tex. fds. 800 3 40 2 steers.. .. P90 2 85
1 bull 1400 2 CO
O. K. Hebrlns-Ncb.
17 Hteers..
1 steer...
1 calf....
15 cows...
2 cows. . .
.1011 3 80 8 feeders.. 94S
.1100 3 SO 1 feeder... 790
. 130 C (0
M. Welard-Colo.
.1045 2 90 9 feeders., ffil
. 1.15 2 25
Jensen Uros. Neb.
3 40
3 00
S 50
li feeders.
9 cows
2 cows
1012 3 90 1 steer 9S0
8 00
3 50
1074
. 855
O.
3 15 2 ntoers....l010
Hnrtlcy-Neb.
17 cows..
2 steers.
.1020
3 15 31 feeders.. 1003
4 90 1 bull 1590
4 00
2 CO
1535
Lurson Hros. Wyo.
..1220 I 55 S cows 1161
..1230 4 65 2 COWS 1185
1320 4 26
21 steers..
6 steers..
1 steer...
3 00
3 00
IIOIIS There were about 140 enrs of hogs
here today, or the heaviest run since Sep
tember 13. In view ot the liberal supply I
and weak feeling nt other points the mar
ket here started out a little easier und seh-
ers cut loose .some of their hogs at a little
lower prices than their droves brought es- -tcrclay.
Ilefore much had been done, how- I
uver, It wns notlcenble that the packers all
wanted hogs, and prices tinned up so that
the mnrket wns uteudy lo strong us com- ,
pared wllh yesterday. The lightweights of
good quality sold largely from $5.20 to $5.25,
nnd good heavy nnd mixed hogs at $6 EH
and $5.20, with the less desirable hogs sell-
Ing around $5.15. On the curly mnrket there 1
'were of course quite u few loads of fnlrl
good stuff that brought $5.15. Puckers paid '
more attention to quality than to weight I
ngain today, and light hogs of poor quality
were negiecien nun inu inn commnnil tne
premium they did n few weeks ago, when
most anything lr light would sell well.
The extreme close of Hie murket was per
hnpn not quite ns good ns the high time,
und particularly wns this true of the less
8 IS
2 35
2 00
2 85
2 85
2 10
2 05
2 40
2 40
2 0)
3 20
2 1-5
2 95 .
2 95
2 10
2 10
i 75
2 li
3 f.0
4 W
4 00
4 W
3 10
5 r
2 05
3 10
?. 25
3 25
No. Av. Hh. IT. No. Av. t-'h r.
1C 90 ... 3 -.3 62 30! la. f.
70 9 ... $3 85 58 SO ... 5 la
li M ... 4 00 53 :(! ... fi
78 176 1W 4 ui 65 Ut, 80 6 2.)
llf 15 !W 5 vi' 83 ICS 180 6 20
75 171 ... 5 '-0 G 252 80 6 20
12 280 .. 5 15 K 279 10 1. 311
43 304 120 5 U. 47 J71 80 5 .'0
C6 273 10) 6 II 52 288 80 5 A)
4S 33- ... 5 P. 65 25 10 5 si
44 237 80 6 15 52 233 80 f, ?0
ci :c: 3:0 6 174 70 :m im 5 :o
53 ISO ... 5 17i.j 61 4-70 160 5 :o
M 295 80 6 CVi G3 237 ... 8 20
63 303 40 6 17!j 67 272 IM 6 20
46 317 40 6 '7'-i 48 315 W 5 IV
51 307 SO 5 17lj 63 289 ... f. .D
63 211 ... 8 ll'.i 01 263 ... 6 tO
63 2'2 ... 5 171, tV, :r. ... 6 vo
61 303 ... 5 174 64 282 ... 6 20
61 233 ... 5 17'A M 2 ... ; so
tV. 277 40 6 17'i 61 s: 80 6 20
I 23S 120 6 174 70 255 8 0 6 10
46 29! ... 6 174 18 257 160 6 20
6 303 ... 6 17 4 66 30O 120 5 20
69 245 2") 6 17'j 6 264 ... b D
CS 26S 2.0 5 174 89 237 2C0 6 20
65 2W 1C0 6 174 75 262 40 3 10
f.7 ISO . . 6 174 81 2M 411 6 '.'0
64 SOi) 40 6 I7',j G3 2CC 120 5 20
f.S 277 . . 6 174 78 22C ... 6-0
II 272 ... 6 174 48 330 ... 6 20
73 254 240 6 174 1.1 274 ... 6 '.'0
67 3.12 IM 6 174 C3 312 100 6 20
69 309 10 6 174 65 i2 80 5 20
66 207 80 6 174 69 283 40 6 20
86 217 1VO 6 174 62 274 ... 5 20
65 245 210 6 1'.4 67 267 ... 6 20
74 273 120 5 174 ICO 206 1P0 6 514
6.1 ltd 240 6 174 IS 340 to 6 214
61 302 200 6 174 3 V63 ... 6 234
C4 273 ... 6 174 t!t 2G8 ... 6 224
84 283 80 5 174 70 255 M 6 C24
65 28.' 41 6 174 f9 !C4 80 6 124
84 35S 120 5 17Va 65 277 80 t 124
t!l 281 ... 6 20 88 17 160 I3i
M 262 40 6 M 86 213 ... 6 7V
49 W 80 t 20 CS 231 40 6 1'4
66 30.1 ... 6 ?0 21 Nl ... 6 224
76 169 lit I Sfit ... 6 224
CO Ctt 200 6 20 S2 2.V5 ... 8 24
71 232 6 SO 69 !!5 40 6 224
69 6 80 5 20 63 222 40 6 22 4
61 202 ... 6 20 66 212 60 8 2.4
CO 2M 120 6 20 91 IN 40 6 224
65 270 12U 6 10 33 246 ... 6 214
70 2S4 40 5 20 80 213 100 6 !!4
74 211 SO 6 20 79 206 120 6 224
66 2C1 ... 5 20 C2 !46- 80 6 224
74 263 210 6 20 f2 263 ... 5 214
60 334 ... 6 20 CI 2)8 120 6 25
76 264 2O0 6 SO 76 2tt ... 6 25
49 293 ... 6 20 C2 1J8 ... 6 IS
CI 252 120 6 20 81 207 ... I 23
01 277 ... 6 20 61 216 40 6 13
62 275 ... 6 20 82 18J 120 5 25
li 313 ... 6 20 166 IM ... 5 33
67 2C0 ... 5 20 V0 20 80 5 25
HIIKEP There wero ubout 7,000 head of
sheep on sale today, but tho bulk of them
wero feeders. What few sheep did nrrlvo
that were good enough for the killers
brought Just about steady prices with yes
terday. Lambs could also be quoted about
steady at tho week's decline of 15Cf25c.
Tho feeder murket was In good uhnpo
again today, the demand being fully iqual
to tho supply It could bent be described
uh a good, stcadv, active market for any
thing at all desirable.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, $3 fi(K(3..S0; choice gruss yearlings, J3.5''
4T3.80; choice ewes, $3.54(3.50, fair to good
eyes, $3.004i.1.25; cull ewes, j2.6Oif,1.O0: choice
spring lambs. $t.OWi4.80; fair to good spring
lambs, $1.4K(f4.lWf fieder wethers, $.1.35l3.fi3,
feeder lumba, tl.Ovill.K). Kepresentutlvc
Bules;
No.
15 Iowa cull ewes
73 lown ewes
34 Nebraska cull ewes
2C2 Idaho feeder owes
174 Idaho ewes
C.2 Wyoming feeding lambs
185 Wyoming wethers
154 Neb. buck Inmbs
C21 Wyoming feeding lambs
029Womlllg feeding Iambs....
Late yesterday:
681 Idaho lambs
609 Womlng feeders
Av. IT.
83 $1 75
93 3 10
78 2 10
90 2 60
101 3 35
43 3 50
PS 3 70
67 3 75
61 4 20
CI 4 20
01 4 CO
83 3 CO
ClllfAfiO LIVE STOCK .MARKET,
(nod lo Choice Steers Hlcud y llK
l.nvrer Sheep iltroily to KIoyt.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4. CATTLK Receipts,
IO.(kX) head, including 870 weBtern and 2.4W
Texuns; good to choice native steers steady;
poor to medium, wenk; butchers' stock und
westerns, steady ; Texas, weak to 10c lower,
natives, best on sule loday, ono carload at
$5. SO; good to prime sieers. $5 455 90, poor
to medium. $5.40; selected feeders, weak at
$3.9.Vfi4.06; Mockers, slow at $2 50ft3.C); cows,
$2.76iH.16; heifers. $2 Colli. 75; cannorH, $2.0Of
2 05; bulls. $2 Mil 4.50, calves, sternly nt $1.00
4ifi.u0; Texnns, best on sule, two curloads
ut $4.00; Texus fed steers. tl.10ff4.Kt; Texas
gruss steers, $3 25l.o0; Texas bulls, $2.C0(M
Ti'OflS Receipts today, 32,000 head; to
morrow, 2C,iio lestlmated); left over, 7,000,
nverage a shade lower; top, $5.52V4; mixed
butchers, $5.O5i5.50; good to choice heavy,
$r..0ti'ii6.50; rough heavy, $4 S5tf4,9j; light, $5.10
dlfi.fii'-i-; bulk of Hales, $5.20Qf..40.
SIIEKP AND LA MRS Receipts, 14.000
head; sheep and lambs, steady to slow;
good to choice wethers, $3.8iKu 1.00; fair to
choice mixed, $3 40SJ3.h5; western sheep, $3.85
4 00; Textm sheep, $2..V03,60; native. latnbB.
$4.251i5.20; western lambs, $t.50ii6.(X).
Stuck In Sliilit.
Following nro the receipts at tho four
prlnclpnl western markets for October 4:
, , r , I I I. i . .
u "-""'I' niiin. BIIPCp
rH.iiiu unuiiiM. itfM 9,&4J
7.067
wnicHgo 1U,IK
Kansas City 7,850
St. Louis 3,700
32,000
7,500
4,000
14,000
4,000
1.500
Totals
. .20,9.18 C2,r,C :t;,667
SI, LotiU 1,1 vr Htook,
,31 d'P.y,H, rATTLK-Rocepts.
3.1(0 head, Market Blow to oasyj native
shipping nnd export steers. $l.twi.70;
dressed beef and butcher steers, tl.fJOaO 30
steers under 1,000 lba t3.ttfl5.00; itockerg
and feeders. 12.MV.rl 7rtt envtN und bolters.
$2.25414.70, nun. ik. l 5DW2.75, Ivill.t, U uw
8.50. Torus all IihIImti ntmrs. J.I 1.1)1 tun.s
ami heifers, $2.i.ril ,i,
1IOOH llcee.t 4111,) rMd. Mnrhet
ntfludl jdhM U!iU lights, MdVKi linkers,
W .w. ,,,.1. ii'f, 1 ,4J..,.,
HIlKl:!' AMI MlHiU r..,.l..l. 1 r.ai
head, Mnrkrl Mih.1v to struor: 111, live unit.
tuns, tK.l0O4.2B, f,u,t, l.b4tu.Zti mills lilld
bucks, I2.2543.25, slo, lirrs, (i.WsJ.l.iK),
74fiv lorli 1,1, P .stock.
NEW YORK, t;.'t. 4. -HKKVItrf -Receipt..
701 hriitlj steers and ei.ws
111 isir (lemaiin
aJ2','",'.?.',v'i '"'"it tt'wk; native, Menrs. 4.eO
06.40; 'Irxans, $1.f): m Hers, H.HV.&V,
oxen. $L.7.ai.4o: in.il,.. 11. ....ii. ,.,,,.1
heifers, tl.tbUi.f4i (abls Rl,Mf; rTl-ort,
none.
CALVi:H -Itrcelpt.s 4W ttH4. Market sWir
bllt generally s.tRud) ; v.H, $.ni).w;
f,r7V, r--'O' """ "! ful ondvoi,
HlfKEP AND 1.AMHM -Ileeelpt 2 (PA
hind, Market slow; j.rlt e uiielmiigrd!
sheep, U.tWd'.V); Iltibs.t.f4,a5.4', J,Vo ,1-cK
choice, $:..C; Cmmd.i la!nl,.s, $', .
1 1 Wirt Reeelpls, 2,i! bead. Msrknt wenU
at t5.7&fa6.M) for stale hogs. wf"M
KniiKiis Cifr 1,1 v. ftlocU,
KANSAS PITY, O.'t. t--4,ATn,ll-n,-celpts.
4,t0 natives, a,K,0 Tejuns and Ht'
rnlvesi native stecr, $.1.r4.50; st-s-kers and
''C'lers, ?.2.?4.1ft; butcher i'i)W!i mid ht Ifers,
IS..y4.25; cnniiers, $2..VM1.(j.)j fd western,
J.T,yf.4.7f.i T.s:Hi,r, U.VrUi.X, cU, H.ltnt
'lliKJS- l!eeet,t wx&. M.irkef nctl . o
nt 5c advu'i. e. h".i y, $5 J"'", :6 ttnx..il,
V3lr.. Hk'iI I ..J'cf.. X'-y, pU. li ."' fjf,.1,
HIIKKP AND t.AMIlrt Re .lit. t .o
hcnil Mjirkft good .l. ttatid r.t 1 .
at steudj prices. Innil.n. $(..". ! m ii
tons, $.1 7r74.l). sin- kern anil f, r, , y, 1,0
'ilAMK culls. t1Vf,i i
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Bast Dining Car Soivico
BY THE QEUirJE
SWM OF FIO!
MAKUrACTTJILlCD BT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYKUP CQ
BOTH T$3D HAJtUB.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OFV5AHA
DRY GOODS
E. Senitii & So.
Importers tnd Jobbers of
Dry Goods, Fhtrnishino Goods
AND NOTIONS.
BOILER AND SHEET IRON W0R.-C
Successors Wllnun A: DrilUo.
Manufacture boilers, nmoka stacks and
bre-echtngiv, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, poller tunes con
ctantly on hand, cecnd hand boilers bought
nnu sold. Special nnd prompt attention to
repairs In city or country. ISth and Itorcn.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Astern ESecfrieal
Electrical Supplies.
Elnctric Wiring Bells and Gas IJnhtlnft,
G. W. JOIINKON. Mgr 1523 Howard Hi.
;
SAFE AND IRON W ORICS.
mil h'on Worses
G. AXDREEX, I'rop.
Make b. specialty ot '
JT'J.JXJ SHUTTERS,
And Burilar Proof Kafes & Vault Doorm. et
QIO 8. 14th St.. lluiaha, Xeb.
Davis & Cownill Iron Works.
MAJTOFACTURURB AND JODBBRfl
OF MACHINERV.
GENERAL RKPAiniNG A aPICOIAl.Tl
IRON AND BRASH KOIJNDKRS.
1601, 1IIUU and tSflR JunlcnoH Strt,
Oinnha. Xrb. Tel. nan.
B. ZabrUkle. Agent. J. II. Cowglll. Mrr.
Omoha hashing Works
F'alicrn Makers and Model Builders.
Manufacturers and Dealers Steact
ratings, F.Uvator B'jrp.l'i. Hteara
KtMlnes and Dolinrs, Onsollne Ba
ginoH. freim Keoa ' i.th. Machin
ists HtipplleH. lllgli Ot.iil HpMlr Work a
Specialty Fnctnr and olfice C06-14 HoutU
Tenth Ht. I'lione 23J0
ELK VAI'Oti SUPPLIES.
ELEVATORS
Improved Quick and Kuny Rlslns
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators,
AUTOMATIC HATCH DATES.
Bind for catalnsue.
KIM II ALL HROS., COUNCIL BLVFF3, I
1008 9th Street. Telephone 1(9,
c,
Acrnts for tlie nichwiin.l
Niifoty CSntra mid
1'lre lliiuri.
Elevator Hydraulic snd llanil Kltvator.
Elovator rcpalrlnn a specialty Ltker
Valve- Oup for Klsvatort, Kimlce and
I'rtnUnc l'ressses.
mi E- BOYD & CO,,
'I'clcplionc 10;)9. 0iiiel!4i Net)
C0MA1ISSI0N,
GRAIX, PHOVISION.S and STOCKS
IIUAllU OF I IIADK.
Correapondcnoti John A. W.rmn li Co
Lnrm wlrm to OhJciL ami Nw lorn
HRPmriEYaco.
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