10
TUB OMAHA DAILV BUK: WMODN ESPAY, OCTOIMJK 10, 1 00.
COMMERCIAL AM) FINANCIAL
Wheat Weak on Account of Laok of Public
Support.
CORN ACTIVE, BUT BARELY STEADY
Ontn I'lny ThliiUlim I'n r on Uprrn
ln,tle sinK anil 4-rc liencrnlly
Doll Liberal Hun nf lloKs Itc-
ponslhlc fur llusy Market.
CHICAGO, 111., Oct. 0 -Lack of public
uppurt wan. In u Keneral way, the, cause
of wcukhess In wheat today, November
closing lowor. Corn eloecd 'iffSc arid
outs 'sc ami provisions 74c duprowed.
November wheat opened at 70r to TOi'
und for some time In a dull way munaKed
to keep at or above 71A4C. Llvoriool was
hlBluT ninl weather In the northwest fa
vorablo for tin- movement. More than nny
thlni else, however, the, mat lot felt the
lack of speculative lntefoat. Ilradstreot's:
Htaictni'tit of a decrease In the wurM s visi
ble of 730,onu liu . mnnare-l with an Increosn
last year of rausuil n short II veil
bulKe to 77c. '1 bin. however, inerelv fcrved
to O' eentinite the public apnthy ami 'lis
couniKcil bulls sold llbornlly, November
dropping to TO'.c anil clnslnB Weak. rv: un
der yestcrduy, at 7fV'. New York reported
7 louds taken for export and Vwm b'i. were
reported mild here. Seaboard clearances In
wheal und Hour were eq ml to ;.fi,ono bu.
Prlmarv riielptN were !)W,hi Itii. , compared
with bu. tor two days Inst year,
Minneapolis ami tiiiluth reported 032 ears,
attains! Pin last week . 1 1 1 , 1 I ,.'11 a year ago,
l.oi.il receipts were .101 ears, I of coutr.iPt
Krnde
Corn was fnlrly active, but barelv steudv,
feclltiK to some client tin Weakness or
win at. The exi client weather, .i rather
tu Hi" crsh demand and the bullish Iowa
crop nport, tiuikit'K lie- Weld 1VW.WJ bu.
5 renter than mi, previous Iowa crop, had a
upreBHliiK effect There WHS a platitude
of m'IIImk Li Had, ra and, on the other
hand, deierriiiie d huytrlK by n commission
house fur 11 loi.lt li ill ol IllllllPlltlnl Stand-
Inif It ipta vveiu 731 cars. Novcibcr
sold tictw,en 377vi3ic and 37V. cloning '4i
c low, i al .IT'.jc.
Onis pla.veii a thinking part on the spec
ulutke Htnue and were Kenernlly dull. ivr
let in! mid very much of a wall Ih.wir,
albeit the tone was sleadv, because of few
crumbs of comfort cant into the pit by bi.v
erf. toward the end of the session Itecelpts
win- l.'.l cars .November sold between 22'
ru-- and 22Vu'221ic and closed v lower
at JJ'.'iiJ'ae.
A liberal run of hogs wuh responsible for
an.nxv provision market, liny ItiK L , k
urs was about the only IuixIiiphm ot the
dav Jiuiiiury pork sold between Jll S5 and
ill 7i .mil cloned 7',4c lower at !t.77'i, .li.n
uar lard, tietween JO.9.1 and i&92Vj. eloHn
Ve down at JO H2U,, and January ribs, be
tween 4U.Uvfc and $i.27'j,( with tho close m
."He lower .it SS 27's.
I'stlmatPd receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 21.1
ears, corn, 3iO cars, oats, 2l1 curs; hoi's
.!"..' head.
The leading futures ramrod as follows:
Articles. Open. High.! Low 'Close. Sal'y!
Wheut
. i
S'ov
1 1 ,
Com
. , i
Nov.
I.. ,
oats
i. i
Nov.
...,-
Pork
I let.
Nov.
.Ian.
I.ard
i ir t
Nov.
Ian
I ll t.
Nov.
.Ian.
I
, 7Cti 70', 754, 7S 7ii'.
-L' V 77 76'v 7iVt Hi;
I 4Ml, 41i, lO's.W'.'jin' U'i
374'it'i,i;i778'ii:i- 7Vi 's .i;'. 3"it
xv :'.'M as.
i 16 C) I Hi (j
11 4.'i i II i'J) 11 Tn
11 75 11 77U 11 S5
7 3,'tj,
7 20
li 2H li !,! 7 "n)
S 10 I 8 10
8 00 i S 10 S lu
7 'A - ,ft
0 32H, ii 3.'ij 6 if ii' 0 27'sl ft SR
No. 2.
Cash quotations wr as follows:
1' I.orit-Steady; wint. r patents, Jt.?fi4 10;
MralKhts, j;i.2i( ( si); clears. W.'MftXW; spiinc
specials, l.wi'n 1.70; patetitH, J3.UrtH.lti;
btralKhts, J3.M',i;l.i; bakers, SS.SOfiJ.s.'i.
WIIKAT No. 3, "14 .!; No. J tud, 7li'.
in rsije.
CDHN-No. 2, 41V; No. yellow, 41'4r
4l'M'
OATS -.No. 2. 22if&52Vse: No. 2 White, 21V,
jl2i'c. No. 3 white, 23'j'((2.".c.
HYH No. 2. 62c.
I : A III. 10 Y Knlr to choice maitlni;, r.n.'.Tc
SKKliS No I tl.ix. II.Cji; No. I northwei.t
era. $1 I ill ; prime tlmothv, l2ui(.nn,
ilovcr. ciintriut Krade, J.1" J'.Ji 10 50.
l'ltt)VISIONrt M'.ss pork, per bbl , $ir,.(VI-,i
' I.ard, per luu lb: .. $7 257 x,. shorl
ribs Hldea (loosei, J8 liy,S.2l). t)rv salted
xhotilderH (boxed i, JiS.2Vnl.:i7V,. Slmrt clear
Ml.l.-s (boxed). S HMfS r,D
WlliaiCY -llasH of high wines. $1.27.
SI'dAlt-Cut loaf. JC.CO; Kranulnted, Jti.10;
i onfectlonnrs' A, $0, off A, $.',.S.V
Kollowlnu are the receipts and shipments
of the principal erulns:
Articles. Hucclpts Hhlpments
l'.oin. bills lil.tl.ju ZS.fO)
hp.it. bit i;.2,0.H) ISIM)
"rii. bu 4'Ji.(iiii) 427.0
.its, bu &CM.m HI 27,Mi
live. IU H.000 l.mvj
Hir'ev. bit Il5.0i s) 21, mm
on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was linn Creameries, lt'ffcoe;
dairies. l.TnlSc Cheese, linn. IOUdIh.c
Kkks. tlrtn, iresh. Us-
xnw voHic (;i:.m:iia"i, MituivT.
tlnntntlfins of the liny on VnrlotiN
CiiiiniioilltlrN,
.--?-y. YonK". )f,t I-'I-OCIt-Ileeclpts,
Ro.iHiO bb.s.; exports, 11, lis bbls. ; tales,
pl(s., market was ncKlected and lasv.
refleetliiK somewhat the further wcikn.'si
In wheat, Minnesota patents, t4.2iVfi lti- mii -ilfSl'JL
,J,akVr'' winter putcnts,
11 ,(Vff4.00; winter stralKhts, JJ rati.1 fifi; winter
cvii'is, 5.'; ,i!.i. i r.v .incps i, '
Gi2fi. ryo Hour dull, hiiIch, 30it bbls'' fair
to kooiI. J.1 1(V?3.;VI, ,'h,i.,. to intiey. ;i:),.f
3 70, buckwheat Hour quiet at $.' :o,i.' ;l i
Hl'CKWllKAT - Htiady at Oiwiijj. t. i f
New York.
COKN'MKAIj Hull and eay; vellovv west
ern, Vic; city, 90c, Hr.unly wine, tjiic.ti).
HYK Steady ; No 2 western, iMc f o b
afloat , state rye, (Vie
HAItl.I'Y Unlet, f e.ilnir. 4(1i4m. p 1 r
llulTalo, malilnn, M'uiSe c. 1. f. isufl'ilo.
HAIU.KY MAI .T tjlllet
WIIKAT Itect-lptH, 3!i2.;;.fl bit; cxp' ns.
r.2,t.rii) bu . sales. 2,37.0i, futures. (Hit.)
bu. spot, spot weak, No 2 red, HH.p f 0
ti afloat; No 2 red 79?c elevjtor," No i
northern. Diiluth, S7e utloul; No. 1 hart,
Dnlllth. N9'nc r o. b. nllo.it. Options were
dull all day. followed by renewed declines
In the northwest and In Kuropean markets.
forelKii hcIIIhk, smiill clearances and ex
port busttieis and coiislderable liquida
tion for local account, dosed weak at '-.e
decline, sales, IncludlUK No. 2 red March,
Mi.ur.'jc, clovcil ,n Mc. May. S:4(SJ'je,
losed lit Sl'jc, October clou-d at Ihi
cember, SI 9-IMf2, ..'ospd at MHc
COUN-ltecelpis, 241.:!.'.'. bu , exports, (8.
OTfi bu. : sales, im),ihi ini , futures, UO.OeO
bu spot; snot eas . No 2 red, he elevator
and !7e f. u b utloat Optl. is npene I
stiMily on cables, but i;r.nv weaker with
subsequent declines in wI'psi und the fa
vorable nature of we. tie i- eon III I , h ,. o..'d
weak and ViiV' net lower Mu. nv.ii tmc;
itosed at UC; October closed at 4B'c; Dc
cendier, I2'H42 9-liie: elosed at Ce
OATS -Itecelpts, IR.1,000 bu : evputtM.
f"r, lui . spot dull; No. 2, 2'.iac, No 3, ".Sc;
No 2 white, 27Hc; No. 3 white, 2iiVse; track
western. 2"i1fCiUc; track while western and
st.ite, 2H' fill 334c; options neKlected and
nominally lower.
KKi:i) .Steady; sprltiK bran, lii.".0'317.0OL
intddllnK. $l7.UnitO m; winter bran, n.i0o
l'lOO. city. $17 (HW 17.50.
HAY f Quiet; stilppltiK. 75il77Hc; Rood to
n.Mce, Hi'tKiaj'se,
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
If,'' crop, lOitil.lc; old olds, 2t!i'V; I'aollle
coast 1S99 crop, llvjiUc, old olds, 2'uJc.
HlKB--llrin, Cialveston, 20 to 20 lbs., lie;
California, 21 to 25 lbs.. IS'ie, Texas dry. 21
to 30 lbs , 134e
I.KATHKH- Klrin: hemloi-k sole, lluenoa
Ayrcs, Unlit to heavyvvelKht, 22'i:t23t.c;
neld. 22'iii234e.
WOOL - Dull; domestic!, lleece, 25j2So;
Texas, IWlCe.
PHOVISIONS-Heef. quiet; family. SlO.Mi
(fill 00. mesR, J9.00Ji9.P0; beef hams, J20.KJ1)
21 00; packet, $10 iVm 10.60; oil), xtra India
mess. Jlfi.OOSf 17.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, J9ODUU0O; pickled should", $0 2.,,
pickled hams. $9 50410.25 I.ard. eay: west
em steamed, J7 80; October closed at S7.S0;
nominal; retlned, dull, continent. $?.,
South America. $7.S3; compound. It! 3J0 S7Vii.
Pork. Ilrm; family. $16. Mai' i); short clear.
Jl15ivjfl7eo moss. J14 tA'u 15.50.
TAt.I.OW -Kasv; city. country, 4"i
t5c
HirH l'lrm; domestic, fair to extra, 5'tf
t'ai . January, 4ff5c
MOI.ASSKS -HtPiidy; New Orleans open
kettle, tiood to choli c, 4Slf.c.
Hl"rn:n -Itecelpis C.U, pks ; steady;
Jniw creamery. li4r.'o(.; tlictory. l.T.'dlle.
CHKKSi:- Hecelp'S 7,0) ie, ; ilu'l and
weak, larite, white. K4e; small, white, He;
larce, colored, I0r; smnll. cn'o-ed; lie.
KCiCSS - Hecelpts. S.0IS pkR-i ; firm west
ern. rcKtilar pnclmr. at mark, 15'ilS'ie;
western, loss off. 20c
MKTAI-Tho Kennrnl condition of the
metal market today wns dull and rather
I
11 ('" 11 I'm
ll s:, I ii so
I - . I . .
i H.i , .hi
7 ! 7 l
CM I ii 0,i
I
f i -.r t (.per III If J. li was a little
-i i.er i-d i wus d I und utu h i KuJ ht r
. (, ...hi. i') cvhi.k to H. e lurgf supp y
"ii :,..;,; ,ii,l the sla ktie- In denian,) i!ni
c . ,il mutket for tin developed weakr.ii.s
i.u.l ; some to points lower than the
prevl.iu clo-e l'lnal juices wero on the
liarN of i2 JSIi'.'l 17'-, Abtoud tin W'ltJ
lower I'Ik (ton wnriu.nt and the rest , f
the Iruti ,1st wus ,-asler Un l In ihu buy. r
favor. 8p.-lter whs ny dull at II u74tf
IK't and lead dull at U S7'i Tin- brok-ts1
prle for lead was 11 f) and for copper
llti 7,
(MIWI Vll()I,t;v Al,!. MAHKI'TS.
Condi t Ion of 'l inde ninl Hiiotutlon 1111
Stnple ami 1'nin.) l'rod nc t s,
KOt IS-Hecelpts, light; ood stock, 15'4
(j18.'.
KO'JS-Hecelpts, llKltt, Bi5od stock, ilrm
at 10c.
I.IVK I'ol'f.THY-Ihns. 0iHc; roosters,
3'i4c, sprltiK ( hlekens. O'ii'V'.c, ducks, 4'(t5e;
gfAt; 4.f6c, tiltke's, M
Kiiusil i-ui:s(!:i) pofiniY-iiun.
tt'Jn, tiioslers, SlOc, duck, und ftee , 'At
!'.' . broil, is. per dull 11, U; sprlm; chickens,
l r lb, !'- IK , tut Keys, iJ'tc
OA.MK PihI.Ip chicken 4. per doen, $.100
Btti, mallard d'.ieks, p r do.en, !, t al,
$1 Will. 75; mixed, $l.fu i.;r. Jacksnlpe, $123
m I 50.
HI "ITHIt Common to fair. 12'4o: choice
15116e; iicperator. 2'c; Kaitieied crciimTy,
K"l-VC
I'Hi;HH OYSTHHS-I'lMl t-radn, sill
packed. New York counts per can. Wo;
extra selects. 36c: standards. 27c Hrcitld
crude, slack filled, New York counts per
can, aoc; uxtra selects, Jlc; stat uarua, 20c.
PICiICO.NS -lave, per doitn. lve.
VKAI.S- Cbulee. !U10e.
HAY -Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
nuy ucuiets fissocnition: citome upiano,
J!'. No 1 upland, $8 to, medium, it; coarse,
J7 Hve straw. 10. These orlctrf are for hay
of good color and quality. Demand fair
11110 prices weaucr. Keceipts, 13 cars.
OATS-No 0 white, 26c.
'Dlt.N- No. ,1, 3ic.
11 HAN $12 75.
vi:ai:TAHt,i:s.
CfCrMHIIHS-Per do-iuti. 20g2Cc.
NHW Tl'H.NlPrf-Pcr bushel basket, 0)0.
NJSW Hl:riTS--l'er bushel, C(Q".lc.
Ni:V ( 'A,.i' )TH - Per .10 n ounchefl, 25c.
l.Kl'Trci-: Per dozen, leilSc.
HMilHHI-.'rf Home Kiown, per dozen, 15c.
HKANS-Wax, per half buulicl bnfket,
4o. . sti iid;, U5c.
PuTAToKS Per bushel, 4v'ii0cj swoot
p. ..toeh, per bushel. 73(1.Op.
cAlillAUC- ll. me urown, per pound, l'tc;
iio . .inn seen, I';.
Tu.MAToi'S - Home
bushel basket. 611;.
i;rovvn, per halt
ONIONS Hiitnu rrown, per bushel, &S
COe
t'KLCU'! -Nebraska, 30ft IOC.
rillMTS
Pi:.cili:s California freestones, $1;
cllnns. lic, rtnh freiBtones, Sofi'jJC.
Pl.t WIS -California, per crate, Jt.OOtfl.'u;
per box. (Jt'c
PKAltS -Per box. JI.7.Vu2.0O.
tlllAPKS -- Cllfornln Tokays, 4-basket
crutH, .l tin, Delaware and NIhkuiu, per u-lb.
IiHket. l.'.c. eastern I'olicordr.. I tit 18c.
U A'l i:i!.Mi:i.oNS -As to size, MjlOi: eacli,
APPI.KS Native, 7Sfft$l"J per bu.; p.T
bbl., $'.'. , eiLStern, $2.11(13 00 pi r bbl.
1 KANHKHH1 ICS Per bbl., $i, per crute,
J2.25.
TllOPICAI. THUITS.
I.li.MONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, $I.W;
choke. 4.
IIANANAS Per bunch, accordlnt to size,
J2tn)2 75.
I'H idCalifornia, new cartons, $1; layers,
tc.
"iHKCICM-ANROIJS
NPTS-lCiiKllsh walnuts, per lb., 12013c;
filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, tier lb.. :ba
lvc; raw peanuts, per 'b , 4Vaftuc; rojisted,
6'nM7kc.
HltiKS-No. 1 Kreen. C4c; No. 2 Rreon,
6'ic; No. 1 salted. 7',sc; No. 2 salted. C'4-:
No. 1 veal calf, h to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs . Co.
cii..m;i:s i a mi.aiii.i: ?hiipi.ii:s.
Cable mid 'relecrnplilc Iteunrt of
(ii'iiln llont mill Ashore.
NICW YlHtK. Oct . Specl.il cable and
teU graphic cnmuunicatlon to Hradstreel'
show the follow lot; chatiKeH In available
supplies from lust account:
Wheat, fnlted States and Canada, east
of tie' Hoi kit's. decriMised 63ii,o0o bu.; afloat
for and In I'urope, decreased 200,000 bu.;
total supply, decreased 7,".i'.WJ bu.
Corn, I tilted States and Camilla, east of
of the Hoekles. Increased 2i,",flft bu
Oats. I'nlttsl States and Canada, east of
the Itockles. Ini temed 1.03G.0O0 btl.
AmotiK th iniirn Important Increases re
ported to Kradstrect's are those of 234,000
liu. ul Chicago private elevators, 11.00J ou.
at Coteau. 91 iv.) bu at Depot Harbor. 75,t"
bu. at Port Worth and fV"J bu. at Chat
tutu.i'Ka The leaillnB Increase Is that of 300,000 bu.
at northwestern Interior elevators.
The ciimblned stock of wheat at Port
land, ore Tacoma and-Seattle, Wash., In
creased ."i22.u bu last week.
.St. I.oiiIn (ruin ninl I'rov Islons.
ST. I.OP1S. Oct. 9.-WI1KAT HlBhor;
No 2 red. cash, elevator, "lite; track, 7.'.
754C. oriol er. 73',.C: November, 74c; De
ci inber, 75c; May, 79'ic; No. 2 hard, :2ifntc,
Pl.OCIt- PnchanKed.
coltN Kasy . No. 2 cash. 3c; track, 391i'g'
4ee; October. Zbc; December. .13 c; year,
li'llsc; May. 34Ve
OATS N11. " cash, 22,4c; track. 22ifl23c;
October, 22M.C; November. 22ic; December,
23'2c: No 2 nhlte, 27f((27'4C.
KYI- l.( wer; 64c.
SliliDS-Timothy, steady. $3.7Gftl.40; flax,
hlKher. $1.57.
ColtNMICAI-Stetldy. $2.0C'H"2.10.
ItltAN-Steady; sacked, east track, Off
70e.
HAY Timothy. easier, $10.00S 12.00;
prairie. $9 Oi'd ll' 00.
WHISKY- Steady, $1.27.
I HON' Ci iTTON Hn.S-$1.35.
HAOOINC, S lOifS )s.V
HKMP TWINK Pc.
Ml'. T I.S-I.ead, quiet; $4.30-ff4.32.
Spelter, quiet. $3 95.
POCIntY -Quiet; chickens. 7c; younit,
7Hc; turkeys, 7'3c; ducks, tf'iff7c; Kcese, 6c.
UOllS Steady, 14',ic.
Hl'TTICH Lower, creamery, 17S21SC;
dairy, 151117c.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. hlsher; Jobblnc,
$14.60. I.ard, quiet, choice, $7.65. Dry salt
meats (boxed lots), steady to Ilrm; extra
shorts, S8S2Vj; clear ribs, $9; cleir slflns,
$9.12?. Hacon iboxcl lots), steady to tlrni;
extra shortH, $9C2',S; clear ribs, $9.76; clmr
sides, $9.h7''j.
HKCKIPTS- Flour. 8,000 bbls.; wheat. 80,
U0O bu ; com. KI.MO bu.; oats, SJ.00O bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Klour, 16,000 bbls.; wheat,
51,000 bu.; corn, 24.0UO bu ; oatB, 28,000 bu.
Kiiiisns City Criilu unit r-roTlalo-an.
KANSAS ITY, Oct. 9 -WIIKAT-Do-cember,
liotiffiii.c, Slay. 7373c; cash. No,
2 hard, Oft 72c. No. 3, 06970c , No. 2 red,
72il73c. No .', i,1S72e
COHN December. 32c; May, 33"4,c; cash,
No. J inUed, 3Xi, ,i3S',i,c, No. 2 white, 39VjC;
No. 3. 39'.c
OATS -No 2 white, 26c.
KYK No. 2. M)i,c.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.00; choice prai
rie. JS 5o
HPTTI'H-Crrnmery. lStJOc; dairy, fancy,
l,e.
KCitlS-Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas slut k. 14te per do?:., loss oft, cases re
turned; new white wood cases Included. Uc
more 71
HKCK1PTS Wheat. 131,400 bj.; corn, 19,
60P bu , tints. 1 ,Oi0 bu.
,.,'5!l1.PM,'3NTB Wheat. 111.600 bu.; corn,
13,610 bu . oats. 10,0m) bu.
I.lverpool (iraln Sturkct.
I.IVIJHPOOI,, Oct. 9.-WlUAT-Spot,
rs.0, . n, T'1, ,.etHrn. winter, st-ity
at m 3Hd: No 1 northern oprl' n,
Bleady at Mi,',il, No. 1 Pillfornla. quiet at
lit (is hVl; futures, quiet; December. Os 3",d
I'Vbruar.v Us a VI.
CMtN-Spot, firm: American mixed, new,
4s ,U.d. Deccmbir, ts 2d; January. 3s
I lRki 1 .
Hecelpts of wheat durlttK last three diys,
293.(Ki centals, inrludlni- 230,ou0 cent'ils
A merlcan
Keccliits of American corn during last
three days, 1"9,0M centals
PKOVISIONS Pints, Canaillan, quiet at
5s 9d.
IMilliiilelpbiiii Priiiliipp Murlet.
PHII.ADICI.PIIIA. Oct O.-nPTTKIt-Sti
iuly; fancy western creamery, 21c, fancy
prints. 23c
l'MOS-STKADY-Presh nearby, 20c;
fresh western, IS''Me; f r sh southwest
ern. ip. fresh southern. ISc.
CIIRHSK Quiet; New York, full creams,
fancy, small. ll'c; Now York fair to
choice, lOVdl'.c.
Toledo Market,
TOUKDO, Oct P -WHISAT-DulI, lower;
No 2 cash and October 7fc1le; November,
79V": December. h4c; May, iic.
COHN Finn hlKher; No. 2 mixed, 42ic;
December. IC'ie.
OATS-Dill, lower; No. 2 cash, 23c.
HYK -No sales.
SKKDS Clover, active, lower; prime De
cember, 7 30.
1 1 ii 1 11 1 Ii Market.
DIM.CTII. oci 9.- WHKAT-No. 1 hard
cash. Me. to arrive, Sic; October, Sic; D
ceipber M'4c; Ma-, M'e; No. I northern
cash. 79c. to arrive. 79o; December, 79'e;
Maj. wv, .No. 2 northern, 71c; No. 3 spring,
' I'liltN-HiV
OATS-2lj.'l,c.
IIIIVTiiiiUee liriitu Mnrket.
MILWAI KKK. o. t 9- A'tlHAT-kower;
No. 1 northern, VflSO'je; No. 2 northern
7'41i79e
It Y 1 i - Steady: No. 1. .V1V4C.
HAHl.KY Dull, No. 2, 67SVKc; sample, 44
tQ 65c.
'llmiPHola Wlimt Martlet.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 9. -WHKAT-Ocf).
bcr, 77',ic, December, 77Vici May, 8&asi,,
On tra. k No 1 hard. S -4. , N. 1 north
ern, 78-c, No 2 northern -''41 'SV
MO 1JIU.NT( OP S TOt M IIOMIH.
Interiiiitliiiinl Vlone Market the Cell
ter In iie.iltle World.
N'iW YUHK, uct. 9 -The ati"titlon of
tho financial and speculative world re
in, I'ned Hxe.1 loda on the problems of the
International money uurketr All the
worlds great tmny centers were kept
under careful scrutiny to detect develop
ments which might throw lluht upon the
outcome of the contest, now Inu jRuriitisI,
for t possession of thu available motley
supply. The c!iKiiement of In Kohl
and Its withdrawal from the Hank of KnK
land for shlimient to New ork markeil
the boKlnnlni: of the contest and continued
yestetday's estimate that sierlliiK exchange
at New York hud fallen within the tnar
tln of prollt for gold Imports. No an
nouncement was made It) New York of thli
"HKiiKt'tnetit and It was commonly supposed
that the withdrawal was made In anticipa
tion of an advance In the price 01 koI.1, w th
11 view of future shipment. The with
dr.ival precipitated an advatici In the Hank
of KtiKlanu's price of 140I1I, K Id bars and
American eagles both being marked up 'id
an ounce. The tnurln of profit on Itn-
oris to M'', ork was thus vvipid out
jferllnu exi h.ii In New York, which had
steadlid this inornlne;, after yesterday's
lowiiward pluiiKe, thereupon resumed a
downward morse and closed easv mid still
tending toward the new level rr Hold im
ports established by the Hank of '"upland's
notion The discount rale In London nlso
r'pouded for the first time to the threat
ened demand for jold ntul burdened
slightly. Contlneiita" exchatiKe both on
Hcrlln and Purls weakened notably todav
on account of the li"ivy coutlnental de
mand for cotton, buliiK from that source
InvltiK supersisled for the time belni the
Kiicllsh demTtid, and In the uftertioon l
was announced that I.mio.im) franes had
been enKaRed In Paris lor Import to New
York The Hank of France s undoubtedly
best equipped of alt the itreat Kuropeah
bntiks to spate Bold at this time. Hut It
has pursued a policy. of hoardlnK for some
tlnv pu.it and the policy of the Institution
In file protection of Its Kold reserve is ex
ceedingly arbitrary. It Is taken for -(runt I
that It will Intet pose un ob'.itacle to the
drain tnauKiirated today upon the I'arls
tnirket Kold supiil. . As for Hcrlln, to
diiy's wcckl.' statement of the Ittr'cr'ii'
bat k sbowc 'tint It has lost nearly $2.i'viiti
In cash durl'iK the week In "plte of n
e.optH of cold trom London, alihoii.jb It bus
c nttvictei' .'bove half ot the enormous note
I'suo of the prevlojH wee't und has recallp-1
nearly $l,"i.im,oio of last vveok s loan ex
pulsion, which exrecdei JJfi.mn.oirt tt Is
elesrly evident, thpfefore that New York
will luv.) to make an urifent call to effect
a movement hither of uobi on any consider
able scale. Meantime the loca! nioue;
markot continued to hurden and the pro
portion of cull loans, placed at .'Iv., per cent,
wa.i considerably greater than vestenl.iy
Today's transfers of currency to the In
terior Ihrmmh Hie siibtteusur.v iiK.'tln
rpached $750,of) and the banks have lost to
that Institution since Friday $2.2;.VH. Tho
mnvi'iiv nt bv exprens Is a mutter of con
jecture, but Is known to continue larire
Speculative 111 tlon was considerably
paralyzed, pending tho solution of th
money market petplexltles and the move
ment of prices was narrow and unlm.'ori-
ant. There whh a notable movement (p
th Iron ami steel group, pretty much ali
the mepibcrs of the Kroup couilnt! Into tho
movement as the dey proRres.scd. with ad
vancim of from 1 tn over 2 points. This
movement and the nnno tncement of Hie
onraKPtnent of gold In Paris served to over
come Homrt of the. early depression.
Strength In the !oral traction group was
also .1 factor, nut the market closed dull
and Irregular, with few net chntiRcs of Im
portance. The movement In tho bond market was
narrow und Irreprular. Total sales, par
value, $0S0.O). tTnlted States ref 2s. the .Is.
rcuuhir and 4s declined tt per cunt on the
last call
The following are the eloslnir prices on
tl " New York Stock cxchutiMc:
Atchison
do pM
Hsltlniorr 4t Ohio.
Caiiiiiilan Pa'-Ulc .
Canada Snutlwrn .
1 tics. .no
CMrico Ol. V
C . II & w
Cllli'Mu, 1. A I....
00 pt.l
ChlcnKO & 11. 1...
. S I'nliin I'arlflc ....
. 7n'i do pfd
. 71 Wall-Kb
. 'ii'i do pfd
. '" V. & L i:
2,, d.i 21 pfd.. .
. l'" XV In Central
.k'Jv, Third Avenue ..
. SM Adutns Kxpnas ..
. U 1 A titer. Hxpreei
' f S. Kxitms....
. W
. '.IM
. "'li
. iri,
S'i
'. ii
.MS'a
110
.ISO
. c,
.114
K
. .
. 4
. 22'j
. i;
. SS'
. 1
. 17
l
. 67
. 3'',
. M
'
.119
. 4i,
. :."!
. 3i'4
Chicago Ik N. W
c . it. i. & r . .
16) Vell-riuKi i;x..
.'.U ,'i Amur,
Cot Oil.. .
pfd
Mulling ..
I'M
S. It..,.
pfd
Spirits ....
pfd
S. 11
pfd
H. & W...
pfd
Tin Plate.
nfd
r. c. c & St.
I.
. til I do
sV, Amer.
. Sit,' do
Colo Houthern ..
do 1st pf.l...
do
ri.
Dl. U
Den. 4
do
Krl" ...
2,1 pM...
HuJon..
4 W
It O
pfel
11 lAni-r
1D! do
AniT
. IS?.
,. f.7
,. ii'i
. S4
.151
. II
. 34
IW4
. 17V,
. 81
. V)
.
.:.
. Ill,
.W,
. 1!!.
H
51
. t')!
Jo
Anicr.
do
Amer.
ilo
Ainrr.
do lut rfd.
Gt Nor. pfil...
HwklnE Coal .
Ho.klnn: Valley
Illinois Ontrul
Iowa Centrsl .
do pfd
L li. & W
do it.l
I.aki Hlnire ..
Iuuli.. A Nnsh
.Manhattan 1. .
Met. SI. It)'....
do
Amer. Toliucto ...
do ipM
Amiomda ,M. Co..
IlrK Him. Tr
Colo. P & 1
Con. ToImuco
do pfd
Federal Sleel ....
do nf.l
. 34
. i',4
.131;',
.
. !)!
. IS
. BiVi
. uV'i
. 32 Hi
. i)
. 17U
. 90
. 29 'i
. S4
.113
H
. 57
. S"
. CO
. -li
. S4'i
. 29
. 7v;
.m
.117
.110
. K
. 10
. 6"
. 2M,
. 91
. 7S'i
. 11
. KVJ
Mfx. Central
Minn. 4- St 1.
do pfd
Mn. l'lii'ltlo
Mobile A Ohio
M K. & T
(leitornl Kleetrle .
iilluraae Suit ai- ...
do nfil
Itit'n'l Paper ....
3:,
do pfd
Laclede dim ..
do rfd
N. J Central...
N. Y. Central...
Nor. A. Wt..
do pfd
No. I'acltlc
d" ifd
National Hincult .
.Hi'i
. S4'4
. :j ,
. 4SS
. H,
. MH
. 4?
. 7l!
do pfd
.National lnj ...
do nfd
National Stel ..
du pfd
N Y Air llrake
Ontailo A IV....
Or' It A N . . . .
N' American . ..
I'aollle Coast . ...
do pfd
do IM I'f.l....
do ?,l r,r,l
I'Minnylvanla ..
..18.14
ni'AdlnK
do 1st pfd..
do M pfd..
nio o. w
do nfj
154 Pacific Mall
I'euple'a (las . ...
IV 4 I'risied ti. C
JS I do pfd
W Pullman I'al. C.
St I.
A S. F". . .
lit pfd..
24 pfd..
4. W...
Dfd
lUiiStund. II. A T...
do
do
. ti fiunar
. UH do
. IS Tenn.
. 29V. I'. S.
.1111 do
.m", v. s.
pfd
C. & 1
leather....
pfd
ntinber
St. I.
do
St. Paul
do pfd
St 1'. A Omaha
So. Pacific
.11) do
pfd.
2; Western I'nlon ..
Ho. Hallway ....
!Hj Republic I. A, S.
52'i do pfd
D'i P C C. A. St. I,
Jo pfd
Tex. A Pacific.
Offered.
err York floury Mnrkef.
NKW YOHK-Oct. 9,-MO.VUY-Oii cull.
firm at 313i per coat; lat loan at 3 p.M'
cent.
HTKH' INC, KXcI l A NO H Finn. then
fcteady. with actual bus ness In ban' er '
bills at $4 tMHMVii for demand and at $l.'"4
ror wxi nays, posten tines, ji.M'iii'i.toVi;
commt n l.il hills $1 79'Vut 80.
SILVKH- certlflc.iteH. oi'itiKie: bar. lT3(.c:
Mpxlcan dollars, 6OV4C
HONDS flovernine.nt. weak: stato bonds.
strong; railroad bonds. Irregular.
Tho closinK prices on bonus today aro as
follows:
f. H. ref. in reg.
do rou pou
do 3. reif
do coupon
do new 4i, reg...
,Lo coupon ....
do old 4, reK
do ioupon
do (.1, i-k
do coutin
l'4
,10.1'i
. lost
.W
133
1,.
.ut
ILU
1IJW
Ull
. 9'J
. h H
.VM.
. OSS
.ua
.19
.120
. tK.Vli
N, Y. Central In.,
v J. c. gen. tj..,
.Ve Paeuio 3s
do (1
V Y C & 3 J, 4,
V 4 V. e 4s
Ore Nav In ,
do 4s
S. I, 1;,
I do con lis
ltedins R..n. 4s...
lt. li W. 1
H I. A I M o. 'is
- U ,v 8 p c.Cj.,
"t. Paul cons
St P . C & p, is.
do 6a
So. Paclilo 4i
.KISS
.123
. fit
.b2'4
,lu5
. 97
,I0.
.102
.127'j
.112
.
. SSHi
. I0'j
.111 '4
.16!)
urs
.HS't
I), ot C. i 5h
Atch, Mfn 4h
i , nil) ts
Canada So 2a
C. .V O. 4i
do t
C. & N. W. o. 7i..
do H. V deb. C.
Chicnso Ter. 4s....
Colo. So. ts
I) & n. U. Is ....
lo (s
IV le n-'".
v. v n. c i.
IKn RlA'trlo f,s. .
la. central 1
I. A N. unl. 4s....
So. Hallway
S. It. A T. 6?..
Tov X. I'jclflo Is.,
do 2a
I'nlon Piiclflo "in,,
Wabash la
d" 2s
West Shore 4....
Wis. Central 4...
.!,
. C,
.U'i',
. 0
.MCSj
.118
.W
llH'i
. a
. SOU,
. ISV,
.1'1
. IIH
. rm.i
. ;nt
.117
.110
, 5)
M . Iv. t. T.2.. ..
do 4a
When Issued,
. 64;
v.i. Centuries ....
Huston Stock (luotnlliins.
UOSTON, Oct 9.-Cnll 1,-ans, 34 per
cent; time loans. I't-jO per cent, oillclal
cloalns:
A., T. A S. V
do pfd
Atner. Sonar
do pfd
Huston A. Alliauy..
lloston Klevated ..
lloston A Me
C. II AO
Dominion Coal ....
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
rltchtmr rM
Oeneril Hlrctrlo ..
I'd. Klec III .. ..
Men I rnlral . . . .
Mlcti Telitione ..
N K. C, A 1;
Old Colony
Old iwimlnlnii ....
I'nlon ra"lft .. .
I'nlon 1.x nd
21
711,
ue
:i(Vi
247
Lly
1S7
12.V,
West 17,11.1 " ,
Win Central
Atl'lllMOl tn
Adventure
91 H
11
4'n
1i
Alleuez ,M. Co...,
Amal Cupper ...
Atlantic
Iloston A Mont..
Ibitte A llotton..
Cal. A llecla ....
Viiieniilal
Franklin
Humboldt
Ofceola
I 'a mt
ij'ilni'y
Sanin le Copper
Tmnarark
I'lah Sllnlnit ...
. W num.
so
112
53',
. a
.;,')
b'l
. II
9
f7'
. 43
.H'.'j
'
.2 j)
. M
. 3
. 40'j
:j7w,
113
21')
12
iij
1.
2" I
. !t
S7'k
t't
W.ilverlnnes .. ..
I'lillllicllll Notes,
CHICAGO, Oct 9 -ClearlnRS. $:4,273.'0';
balances, J2.34ti.022, pcs'ed exchnnno I'.SJ
4?4.M. New Y rk exchange. 4ec dlscnu t
CINCINNATI, Oct. D.-Cleurlnus, J.'.lW.-
200 New Yi rk e' hatige. 36c ills, ojnt
money ,' jil pir tent
r . .')flt 1 1, t u Clearl'ig. J7.146,iw.
bnlancts, Wsv.lm, money, 44 per cent.
New York exihaiige, Sec discount bid, tc
discount asked
H0ST0N, Oct 9.-Kxchanges. JI9,7;'0,6t'S,
ba.ani'es, $1.!H(o,ij77.
PHILAI)Ki,PHIA. Oct 9-ClenrlrBS. $H.
010,130. balaiues, $2,'2,W.
HALTIMOHK. Oit. 9. -Clearings, $3 ii2
8i7. balances, $577.o9 . .
NKW YOHlv. Oct. 9. UxchnnKes, $177,
612,551, bHlaliccs, St-.ijTb.bvO.
m Imrk MlnlnK blocks.
NKW YOHK. Oct 9.-The followint: nro
the closing quotations for mlnltiR sli.ire
today:
Ciieiinr
23 i ntarlo .. .
,. VO
... ii
... 12
,...li
...Mi
. . r
,,,IW
... W
... .)
Crown Point 14
Con, Cal. A. Va.... 1:0
D'tilnoiid M
(1' iild A; Currle s
Olhlr
l'lyinoiith ..
(julikfllver
do pfd
Hole A. Sun ross ... 2i Sierra Nevada
11 'fnestakc i,s(ii titandjoi
I im Slber 17 I tititi I'ell
Mexl an Vellovv Jacket
I.11111I1111 Miii'U 41 mi III 4 1
LONDON, Oct. P. I p. in. Clofclni:
C"ti , money . . . . J 11 ; J le
do (vet fl-14 do let pM
telilsnti 2e I'ennejrlvan.a .
I'M,
li.'
i iininan rsi'inc . '. iieMdinic
St. Paul nt'i No, Pacific pM Wl
Illinois Central ....liaij Urai.d Trunk ''W
lermlsvllle 72 Anricotuln S'
Union P.ulllc p.M.. 7. t Hand Mines U'i
N. Y Central . . .iv,'), .
Sli.VICH-HHrT quiet at CO'td per ounce.
.MONIVH"il'i per colli. The rate ot
discount In the open market fet "hurt bills
Is a-ff hi per cent; tluee tnotilhs' bllii,
STUI per cent.
I'orelRii I ' I ll ( IM' III 1 .
LONDON, Oct. 9 -Money was easy and
plentiful todav. Discounts vveiu steady
with a hardened tendency due to thu Ilrm
ness of tnoniv In the 1'nlted States und to
the sharp decline In New York exchutieii'
on Loudon. IVniH of exports ot gold tn the
f-iltcil States Increased the bankers' cau
tion In spite or the tetnurkable rumor that
Rold h.is been oril. red for shipment from
New York and further apprclu usloiis of
possible shipments Aiiioriciinw.ini led to
rresn uepri siou. 011 tile Mtoca txcuinvje
consols are losinR their late Ilrm tendency.
Homo railroads lelupsi d today. Americans
were down frartlouullv, csp vlullv Krlcs,
Louisville A Nashvllles and Ni jthertl Pa
cific, but cloen d iiteaily. Orund I ritliks were
weak, sympaibi'lu illy. Opiri.iors In mill
Inn sharos were occupied with the settle
ment future. There was a depression In
West Australians. Par gold Is quoted to
day at 77s loV.il. Atnerban eacles ate
quoled at 7twr.tsd. Hold premiums at
Huenos Ayres, 131 tel. Th" foliowlnc nold
was withdraw ti Horn the Hank of I'niTiand
today: n6",oo0 tor F.Rvpt, iSfsil.fKii) for (ler
manv aim ,i',si0 for the United States.
Spanish Is. To M.
PAH1S, Oct. 9. There were further rea
lizations on the bourse today owltiR to tho
aimouncetneiil of the dcclMon of the Chl
liesi! coutt to move to I un Fu, vvhli h
caused upprehensloiis of dlltlcuttles In con
nectlon with the peace negotiations. He
ebies the ui.hntlsfactor.v position of the
bournes had an unsatisfactory effect und
ine vveiiKiifSs ol the parquet Mocks was re
Heeled b.v Kafllrs. At the cIom- there was
un all-around weaklier and prices closed
above the lowest of the day. Three per
cent rentes, 00f f.,r the account. HxchatiRo
on London. 25 f He for checks. Spanish 4s
closed lit 71 Ml.
HKHLIN. Oct. 9.-The weekly statement
or the Hani; of (icrmany shows the follow
liiR liam;cs: Cn&i it, hand, decrease, 7,iii,
eio marks, treasury notes, decieuse 3IO,oiO
marks; other hecurltlen, dectease ,"9,.,.V,ooo
marks, notes In circulation, decrease 6,7lo
Ooo marks, on the bourse today home funds
were firm. Americans were weak on th"
reiiort of the di crease In the September re
ceipts of the Northern P.i.lnc railroad,
t .inadbin I'.ie(,.H w re down. Trnnsvaals
llnl. tnlne shares suffered severely and
bank shares OcelltiMl on the unsatisfactory
position of the Rvt.ernl market. Kxchauce
on London, 20m 47'tprRs for checks. Dis
count tHtos: rdiott bUh, 311, pPr ,.nl; three
motithH' bills. 4 per cent.
Condition , ,,,. Tre.iaur-.
AVASIIINOTON, Oct. 'I.-Today's stntc
metit of the ueasury balances In the roii
eral. fund, evi luslve of the JI50,(,0 .o 0 mM
reservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash ba'itnce, 13.1.2 5.
ti9; Bold, Vii.6',5.019.
luttiili Market.
NKW YOHlv. Oct. 9 -COTTON-Sentl-ment
on the Cotton exchange was d.vldedly
bullish ni: day. but In view of tho near at
hand government report, coneernlm; which
opinions Rreatb differed, few traders had
the coiifiiRe to operate conlldMClv. More
over, the preset" e of a cold w;:ve alotr'
the northern lier-lpr of tho ei tton belt led
to fears of possible frosts lu the eastern
states totilRh:. Th market started steadv
In tone, with prices 2 points IiIrIkt to 1
points lower, thlx IicIiir h favorable open
liiK. coiiKlderltiK tho unsatisfactory cliar
ucter of Liverpool cables and the heivv
port receipts. Hefore mlddiiy Januarv hail
been pushed to lo.llc and still later lose to
ID. lie on a bad scare of shorts, together
with brisk Investment bu.vlnK. the later
based on tho belief that tomorrow's Rovern
ment report will show the owest averiiRe
crop conditions 011 record. II trope sold on
the first call, but cable orders later called
ror the pui. li.ise of liberal ntnoints of Jan
uary and .March cotton. Prices were sus
tained by peiislmisiic crop accounts, hlRher
spot cotton pruei, in tin- south und a bet
ter class of advb "s from spliuilni; centers.
Prospects oi tut Hi, r cold 1.1 ox In th,. At
lantic stalls hau so, p. weiRht. as .11, th
claim tliat stu e .ir e ntuia: re mtsih v.ei
the crop outlook to be ihe worst In m.itu
years Some hold, rn took protlts In the
last hour, under which sel'liiR the market
went ofl about to the openltiR tlRiires nnd
closed titeady, with Aususi 1 points low-r
and other months enchanRed to 3 pointi
hi;;her. 1'iiC.ircn closed itcndv ; October,
K t.s.'; November, 10 2l'c; December, 10 12c;
Janiary. 10 lie, l'. l.ruar. . lo.llc; .March
10.12c; April lo I:. : ,I 1 . 1 12c; June bi.tb-;
July. 10.10c; All(-i:st. 9.9 V. Siiot tdoM-d
quiet; middling upland', lie; nihldlltiR KUlf,
ll'ic. sales, mi bales
NKW OKI. HANS, Oct. 9 -COTTON Fu
tures, steady; October. 10 (Gii lo.oic; Novem
ber, 'KMiPA'c, D"c-ml!er. ":"Vli87c; ,lin
uary, ii.x.iu. -Tc, rebruary. n.n.W.i 9 ; .viarc 1,
9.!Cij9.94c, April. 9.9J-0 9.94c; Mav. 9 !M-,ii).!)ie.
hot, quiet; sales. :.4XI bales; nrdlnurv.
M ll-lile; Rood ordlnarv, 3 5-lrtc, low mld
dlltm, 9 15-ltlc; mlddlliiR, 105-10c; Rood mld
illliiR, 109 I He; mldd ItiR fair. ini3-liic; ru
cclpts, 21,'s! bales; stock, 199.032 bales.
U'I' I .1110 ..... .1 t. ,r..r,. . . .
1.-1. wci. ;..--v hi 1 1 i.s rsie.niv ,
mlddlliiR, lOfi-lfic; fhIps, none; receipts, 6.70!
bales; shipments, ,1,331 bales; stock, 12,132
bal'.-s.
LIVKKPOOL, Oct. 9.--COTToN-Spot
moderate business, barely steudv. Ameri
can middling, ii 13 S'.'d. The sales of the day
wero 11.1410 bales, of whirl) 5eo were for Hp- c
ulatlon and export and Included 6.200 liabs
American Hecelpts, !.0O0 bales, Including
5.700 Atneriiiii. Futures opened qilet unl
steady and 1 losed quiet, but steady, Amer
ican mlddlliiR I. m. c. October, 5 Gl-dUf
uy.'iin, ,.uci, iji'iuiier illlil .Miveinoel,
5 It-tVCiiil l.l-i. Id. buverti; November und De
cember, .1 .C'-tiCifi 40-fi'd. sei'ers; December
.,,,.1 l.i., ,..,- f. nt e,.l b. .!,..... . . . ..
u 1 . , ,, ,-. ,, .1, '(I. I, D.TI .. , atilll-
uary and February. ft;!.t-C- u.H-iid. buyers,
I'ebrnarv and March, 6 31-4f 32-tiid. sel
tern; March and April, R 29-A4d, buyers.
April and Mav, 5 27-6'i?i ', :S-fil, buyers; M ly
and June. 5 20.Wp1 27-fiid. sellers; June mid
July. .1 2."-iild, sellers; July und Auk 1st.
Pi"! Mil. value; AiiRUSt and September.
6 16-Cl'2'5 17-Old
Peorlil llnrliet.
PKOP.IA, Oct. 9,-COHN-Stcady; No. 2,
40Hc.
OATS-Stcady; No. 2 white, 23lfcc, billed
throuuh.
Wl!lSKY-On the basis of $1.27 for
Mulshed iioods.
Tin: iti:.i,T m.hk7:t.
INSTUP.MKNTS plnced on rifcoril, TueBday,
October 9:
Wiirrniily Deeds,
J. S. HaiiUon, adnilnlstrator, to
AtiRilst lludaii, u 20-1C-1J
$ 4,000.0)
C. A. Peitke and wife to N K.
HuriiH, lot 2U, Windsor pUeo
extension LSC") 00
C. F. Adams, second and wlfo to
A brain Sebrlnp. w 30 acren of
nw'j. 7-16-13 14)
Jensen Sorlno to otto NorRnrd. lut
IS block 7, Hn.el tcrrico 225.00
O. I''. D.ivIk ivi Co. to J. phlH Ad
nms, lot 15. block Hi, Central park.
11 lid lot 6, block 2, Hitchcock's tul-
dltloll j.()
A T. Durbv aid wlfo to Al A. Car-
mlchuel, lots 5 and C, blorlt 113,
Dundee plncii 4,600. lO
Thomas Huctor nnd wife to 8. C.
ShrlRley, lot 21, Parkview oCO.O)
Ii. S I'lor to ll. K. Maxwell, lots
12 and 13 block s. c H Mnyne's
tlrst aildition to Valley art.OO
Willlfiiu I'UnkiiiRton and wife to
John TeiiRlr 11 5 feet of lot fi,
block 7, .Mecu'iiic'g add'tlon 200.(0
W. D Heed to Frank .' v lek et ul,
lot 6, H.isc'ills subdivision I,IHW
JoHeph Kr.za und wife to V Kasnor,
ntsj lot 2, bli ck 3, Potter .v Co 's
eceond nildltlon '"0.00
l.ouls Connolly and wife to Kll'a-
beth Kuhlmann, lot 1, block t, ... ,
Hedllck park W f')
ll I.
Master In chancery to llrntllehrro
SavlliRs bank, c Si feel, lot 10.
11 17 feet lot 11, vv 9 feet lot 12,
w 17 feet lot 1, w 21 feet lot 12.
block 1. Wood's Plnco 10 S'O.fO
Sheriff to Louise Henna, lot H.
block 3. subdivision of J I Hed
Ick's addition .... 751')
Total umount ot transfers,... i6,22j.vv
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
O110 of tho Big Days This Year in tho
Receipts of Oattle.
HOG MARKET RATHER SLOW AND LOWER
lorn (utile Held About Sternly,
Cons und Feeders Took n
Drop llotli Micrp mid
I, limbs Ad v uiiced.
but
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 9.
Hecelpts were:
Oillclal Monday .
Oillclal Tuesday
Cai
ce
lloi-s.
2.K71
9,bii3
Sheep.
10.M7
7.4'Ji
ti.M?
0,431
Two days this week NV'Ot li.TOi
t'ninti days hist Week. . . .13,0 W.tMU
Satno week before Ifl.U.O b.o.
Same three weeks Ufo..l3.o9l lti.LoO
Sumo four week uRo. .11,9.1, 7,030
The oillelnl number of nra of
tt.0'51
anii
10.49J
22.0SS
11. Oil
Stock
brought In today by each read was:
Cattle. IIoks. Sit p. H'fs.
C.. M. A- St. P. Hy 1
O. .V St. L. Hy t? 3
.Mtssmit't I'ncllle III'., ti 11
1 nlon Piicinc syteitl.H9 12 9
12
I
30
1
If
XI
IS
1
7
HO
I- V W )lv
1. 13. .t M. V. It. H.
J tfU li
S. C. & P. Hy
C. St. P., M. ,vi ().... 20
H. .N- Al. It. P.. H 1M1
(V, 11. Ai Q. Hy
K. C. & St. .1 0
C. H. I. P. Hy., H. ..
Total receipts 41:
23
The disposition of tho dnv'H receipts wrta
as follows, each buyer put'ilmiilug the tititii-
tu r ol mail indicated;
Hiiv ers.
Omaha Packini: Co.,
Cnttlo. Hol's. Sh'p,
U3 l.X.N
(i II. Hummoiid Co
Swift and Company ,
C iiiahy PuckliiK Co
Attnour a Co
imat.a 1 . Co., from K. C
SSI)
suf
1. '!.'
l.'4'l
73
1S1
I, IV)
41-d
117
7l
lit
bi
m
2Sj
21
77
3
1,291
1.393
1.0i7
1. tiif)
2, 'JiS
m
1,224
SS.1
Armour, lroni K. C
H. Heckcr .'C D(i;nn
VHtisant ti ( o
I. oli mn 11 .v Co
APi'teury & Clttrk
W. S. Stephen
Hill Ar HuntltiRer
Hentoti Ftniorwood...
Livingstone iV Schnller.
ilam.ltnn .vj Hothscllllil.
L. F. HUMZ
II. L. Dentils A.- Co
(.'. F. Hoblilclt
other buyers
0,'iVi
4,077
Totals .
t.fiO) 9.0(15
CA'I Tl.H This wujj one ol the biK uays 01
the year In oittle receipts. 1 In ucord Is
,Hj cats on September :t, and the oniy nthur
uuy ttil.i year that the at rivals exc tiled
lioo cars was on Septeinn.ir 11, vvli.-n .vl cars
wete reported. 'litldhK Int coii.ioerntioii
the libel al recelplii tie,' tuHtkct touuy was
11 tairlv. ipiod hlnipe.
There were 11 bout thirty curs of corn cat
tle on sale unit, as packers wete all i;ood
buyers, the market on koihI stutr held just
about steady. '1 he less ueslrable kinds were
somewhat lu'Kli cteit, as usual, but iui a rule
the prices paid wore ubotil the came as
yesteruay. 1 he cuod haudywelht cattle
were iie,aln In the uesi dctiiuiid.
Annul xcvunlj i.us of mw stuft artlved
this 11101 runt; and, as a result, huvcrs took
off a little. Mime ot ihe best glades of both
eirasH and cornn d stmt field nuout tho same,
out aslue 11 n that claer, ot stuff 111 mut
ket wiui low. r. belters us u riiln Wtie . a 1 1
1 . 1 fef the iiiuiiiet, particularly oil the medium
k.tios, luai,,,' lower. a nners were in noo.i
oemanil and the market was pronably not
more than a nunc' low, r tu a tjuou many
cuses. It was not a particularly lively mar
ket and It was some time helore anything
like a cleaiain u wus made.
The IiIk teielpts ot iteuera today made
buyers rather iiiuependent and sellers as u
ruie had 10 take uir nbout a dime as com
pared with yeHterdaj. Somu ol the choicest
butici.es win- prooublj not that much
lower, but the market us 4 whole was tul,j
a oimo lower, lord traders did not h.ivo
very many cuttle on hunt! Una inornlnt; und
consequently tho market wa.s not In as bad
shape as tnlKht have lieen expected. Uio
cuttle kept ciiatiKink haniis anu the bulk of
the more ilesiraole kinds hud chanted
hands uuioro noon.
btock cows and heifers were not very
plentiful nnd prices did not change much,
fiiock bulls were closo to a dlino lower as
compared with jesteruay.
There were about twenty-live cars of beef
cattle Inciuued In the receipts of western
rantrers touuy and packers bought tbetn up
at ubout Btciuly prices. Cows, with the ex-
cepuou 01 me lien uraucs. Were louijc
"o lerucrs were generally a iiimu
iimi'l. Jvepreseiiiiiiivi' sniCK;
hi:i;f rtkkks,
Av IT.
. 140 S2 j)
Vc.
20
40
4b
Av.
...113.4
...k4l
...1)9)
. .lra
.. .1,1,1
...1219
Pr.
30
s ,u
s ?j
f 1.)
j to
5 40
i 4,1
I 40
0 "0
ti w
1....
6 .... .
1....
1
47...,
22....
1C...
43....
iC...
20....,
tun I 'i0
....ll'.u
4 .a
4 7i
5 20
Ii 20
6 "5
....112)
....1241
...ALU)
....Ulis
....1-SM
....1141)
2V
17
20
60
2C
1?
..1I.V3
..ICC
. .13jI
.live
5 ?"
1...
. ..110)
BTKLKS AND II t'lFICH.-j,
4 . r,
.1077 S 15
31 1110 4 .". 3:. 1207 4 o
COWS.
1 710 1 10 . U0 2 J
1 !W ! 23 2 M) 3 00
1 720 2 70 1G3U 3 t)
' 2 70 1 ?7) J 16
2 930 :H 1 12W 3 30
HKIFKKS.
2 M 2 80 1 MO 3 40
2 f) 2 50 1 7") 4 W
1 J70 2 76
HULLS.
1 13m 3 :s 2 1410 i K
2 1320 2 13 1 KiO 3 71
1 Vsf ! .1 1 UfO 4 00
CALVKS.
3 380 4 04 lu Z6 t M
1 130 1 J
STAGS.
1 lu'-O 4 2.1
STOCK CALVH8.
: 30 a .
F15KDKR3.
2 75 3 " W 3 fO
4 M2 3 2.', 29 Ml 3 9)
Ml 3 11
NKHHASKA.
4 4) 4 cows. .
3 ti) 10 cows..
3 (M
3S feeders..
31 leeucrs..
lo cows
WSO
S21
910
99)
! 00
70
9S7
S10
9 d)
Sv
WYOMING.
4 cows..
1 cow...
21 cows.
23 cows. .
2 111
1 heifer .
. S70
. 530
. 750
. 907
.11.0
. 9S.)
. 9jS
3 00
3 00
2 50
2 2.1
3 50
3 00
3 W
2 10
1 heifer..
1 heller..
4 cows. . .
3 cows. . .
3 CO W'H . . .
'4 feeders.
2 40
3 So
3 S.1
3 1.1
.1 b5
3 85
3 J)
19 feeders.. 9.10
11 feeders.
1039
S fi eders.
1 lei der .
22 feeders.
I lecder...
15 feeders,
ti. feeders.
4 feeders.
feeders.
fc fei ders.
2j lcders.,
2G feeders.
9Ui
121H)
1112
14 feeders.. 193 S 50
COLOKADO.
90
tfl
82.1
93,1
.'92
VJ1
w.
So,
3 .1
41 cows...
. 93S
. 740
. Aj)
.1021)
3 40
3 00
4 35
3 00
I 15
4 15
3 50
3 50
1 cow. . . .
56 feeders,
20 feeders.
3 55
J. O'Hrlen
-Neb.
3 3.1
smith a
Sons Nob.
1 feeder...
27 f coders..
9 feeders. .
2 heifers...
, 10 3 10
760
581
795
2 50
3 70
3 40
1 lceder... "40
27 feeders. . it1')
3 cows 9.1
40
3 40
2 SO
J A
McDonald
-Nell.
20 fi eders. . ii.
3 li'i
J
DtCoy Neb.
10 cows 10.11
3 cows. . . . lolJ
4) feeders.. ll")
ii cows .l.tis
4j feeders. . 1'iil
3 lo 7 cows.
2 CO
3 li.'i 1 Btu-, .
.'I lo 4 cows.
113S 3 10
.1210
.lvi'5
2 M
2 03
3 III
Alltltiulo C'lUtlo
Co.-Ncb.
EG feeders. . m.9 3 90
A.
20 freders .10.15
J Ulllott-Colo.
3 t'.1
S
2 feederH.. 720
5 leedi rs . tbi
2 foaders .1"15
it filers. MS
Nelson -Colo.
3 4)
3 lo
fenders..
Mi
m
K20
3 40
3 10
8 40
2 ft eders..
3 fecdurs. .
3 40
! 40
lieoriie P. Smith -Colo.
31 feeders.. IW2 3 56 2 tee.Ier.i.
A .Mc.Mlllen-l.'olo.
20 feeders.. 9.TJ 3 70 1 feeder..
llllum Taylor -Ciilo.
21 feeders.. l' 9 I 40
832
una
3 00
3 50
ricliuerer Hros. Colo.
S71 3 10 24 cows
. 925 V 25
D T. Cattle Co. Colo.
. 9.10 3 7 nil feeiler.i.
I Wllllanis-Colo.
52 feeders.
2 cows
5t feeders.
m 3 oo
Wl 3 75
10 feeders. .
6 feeders. .
9UI 4 on x teedern.
. 95S
. 9S0
. S15
.1000
. KM
4 00
4 00
3 63
. 4 on 2 tceitcrr.
I'. P. So)inuti--H D.
. !i7l 3 tii 2 teeders.
H itllnm I la nes- s. D.
.1"W 't In 3 cows ...
81 feeders.
20 cows . . .
I'dcnr Hold. -Wyo,
20 bulla .. .1320 2 tii 2 rows . .
llOOh I here was a Hood, liberal run of
Iioks lure today and, lu view of that fact
and tht reports received from other points
of lower markets, buyers sturteu out hern
to net I lull' droves for less motley. The
murket opened up slow and 51. lower.
The prime ll,:ht hoits sold ns hliih as So 07Vs
and $. 1 with the light mixed h-.s selllqu
largely around $'n5 and the hi av vw elEhts
at $.1.o.Vf(5.ii-u The bulk of all the sales
vvns from tf. r0 to $5 05 As 'he mornlnc ad
vanced It became evident that the packers
wanted nil the nogn there were here and
S' iters held for better prices, so Hint the
inurkot cloBed morn nctlvo and a little
stronger
As will bo scon from thci table of average
prices this Is the lowest point r. hed i-inci
th- a t ot A ik ml ..r the lirst or H,ptcmbei
lf present. ttl e sales.
I'r.
6 '5-
& 01",
a vH
t in
i 1H
i
i f.'sj
i '',
t Av
i '.:i,
t i'ta
t
t r:v,
3 'U',
i
: tu',
ft Vi'l
b ''.J
t'iVii
i '13',
f.
1 ' 2'i
5 ".'j
.1 ' ,
i : ,
b 2t
5 Vt
1 O.'j
t iiJIJ
1 .',
4 ifHt
i i't
f.-ij
i 'I. t
t "i't
4 C2'j
i "2',
.', , J't
.1 U'i
.'. ('.',
...2',
Ci ll.',
1 '."i
5 .H
A 02
5 o -,
ivt
6 w
i 01
5 ea
f 01
i Oft
5 ul
i bit
r,
. is
r. vi
& h
t, .).,
1 1
r, (!,
1 ' 'a
1 0'3
5 07',
10
SIIKKP-Thete was about the fame n mi
ber of sheep hute today us arrived n week
ago. 'i he diMiiaitil on the part of pin h. rs
was In cleKu'it tlnipe and the market i ... d
active and stroiiae!' from the sturt Sbei p
utul yearlings if i-nod iualuv tna be
iiuofed close to 2.'.e higher lot th' week Ai
hluh as $4.") was paid today for a string
or jesrllnss, whllo yesteiday the hlBh price
was $3 id
I.Htnbh were also hlfther today. The same
quality that sold yesterday from 4 ii" to
$4.fo sold today from H.75 to $4.W. so that
the market lould be .pintcd li'lil.ie hisber.
It was not long before every tiling at sll
(ood was sold, the market ruliiiK active
throughout.
There wuh no particular chuni;e In fced
ets, the i e.iand beitiK (,'ood nt Just about
steady prfrs.
Quotatlotis: Choice western urass v.eth
vveih. ts, f"i.7 'fi:. . . choice urass eariltiKu,
$3.7y(i4.0); choice ewes, $3.2.'itf!3 W; talr to
Kood ewes, S.mr'n.T 25, cull ewes, 2 ."s'ii.i Ot,
choice spring lambs, $1 7n'n l 'i, fair to A-ood
sprltiK lambs, j4.lofit.7o, feeder wetiieis,
$3:1111,1.0.1, feeder lambs, $1.00414.40. Hep-
le.-eilllilive sales;
No.
AV.
9)
Ji7
49
52
PS
ta
Kb
92
100
78
90
57
62
61
tfi
Pr.
$J 05
3 no
4 1.1
4
4 40
i Si
4 9)
a so
3 30
4 l)
I 00
4 20
4 50
4 M
4 75
to cull ewes
250 western ewes
101 feeder lambs
S35 feeder lambs
14tf Colorado lceder lambs
i'07 Idaho lambs
443 Colorado lambs
30 western ewes
&2 Wyomlni" ewes
11 Wyoming ycurllwrs ....
221 Wyoming wethers
370 western feedlnu lambs
21 western lambs
30 western lambs
510 Wyoming lambs
iiiicA(;o i.ivi: f.T(icic .MAituivr.
.Nntlvr Steers About Sternly, M'eslenis
unit Tpiiiiin Mioiii; unit lllKbrr.
CHICAHO. Oct. D.--CATTLH Ibcelpts.
4, "00 head, Including .' head i sterns and
l head Texnns; native stur-. aboui
stiad.v, butchers' stink steudv. westerns
stroiiK, Texntis utrotiR ami a shade higher,
natives, best on sale today, 1 car at i.1.75.
i;ood to prime steers, $'i.5iHifl.oo, poor to
medium, Jl.oi 'ij.1 4.1; selected ft , ders, slow at
l!.7Si'ii4.5a, mixed Miockers, weak at $'..1"(t
3.50, cows, $2.il.11i 1.2.1; heifi rs, $2.7i11f t.liO; cau
ners, $2 iien2.5u, bulls, $j.Ji ",i4.l '; calves, Jt.oo
C.,'110; Tccans, receipts, Iih) head; bet on
kuIo today, 1 car at $1 15; Tesns fed st"cr.
$1.2.,lt l.9o, Texan sruss steers, $3.4U(ci I 1.,,
Texas bulls, $2,505(3.2.1.
HDC.H- Itecelpts. today. 21.000 head, to
morrow, 32,000 head, estimated; left over.
3.500 head; aveniKe 5c lower; top, $.. i,
mixed and butchers, 14.9 it.i.lo; ;ood to
i holce heavy, $1 9j'ij5.371-1; rouh heavy, MM
Itl.i""; ItKht. $l.iW1io.4a; bulk of sales, $.1 Imi
5.30.
HIIHKP AND LAMPS - Itecelpts. 1.1.000
head; sheep, steady to stroiiK; lambs,
steady; Rood to choico wethers. 3 8"kioh,
fair to cholcp mixed, $3. lio.'l M); wesicrn
sheep, $3.su4H.Oi); Texas sheep, $2 50i,l1o,
native lambs, $l.25f(.).40; western lambs, $t.7.i
fd-5.30.
eiv VorU Live Stock.
NKW YOHK, Oct. D.-HHKVHS Itecvip fl,
13S head; none offered today, foelltu; dub.
Liverpool and London cab.es quote I've
cattle at WttVZv, tops. 121-jc, ill Re ca t e,
lO'sflllc; sheep, Illil2c. refr pi r dor beef.
pt-f'lOe per lb.; shipments, so cattle, 1,oi2
sheep and 5,640 ouartirs of b it.
CAL V1CS Itecelpts, 75; veals scarce and
linn; urassers not wanted; tally 2.10 un
sold; vealn, $4.Wi8.50; mixed calves. $3.50.
ftrassers nominal.
SIIKIOP AND LAMPS - Itecelpts. 6(0':
ne:ve and steady for both sheep and litmus,
sheep. V'.teit4 25; lambs, $ . (n'u60. t.o
choice stoclc here; culls, $4.25f(l.75, Canada
lambs. 10 I".
HOC.S - Hecelpts. 1.739 head, steady feel
InK. state linns, uoi d to choice, f5.,i,iji , 7j,
western hnK.c, $5 I5y .1 55; southern aril
western pls4, J5im'(.i.iS5
S. Loots l.lvr Stock-.
ST. LITIS, Mo., Oct. 9.--I ATTLIJ He
celpts, 4.9X1 licad. Incluillm; 3.3oo Tcxans,
market active, steady and stronc; native
shipplni and export steers, 1I.70U". 70,
dressed beef and butcher steers, $l.o0ifi 40,
steers under 1.00O lbs. $3 OOIM.tW; stockers
and feeders, $2 t"a4.75; cows and ludfers.
JJ 2iii l.iVi; ciinners, $1..101'2.75; bulls, $2 miff
(.00; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00(1(4.35;
cows e'ul heifers, $2.2.Yt3.45.
HOliS -Itecelnts. S'.OO" head: market 5ffll0c
lower, tiles and llnhts. J.1.10'u0..'!0: n.-iplier.s
J.i "'u'i Jo; buti hers, $.",.3ofi5.40.
SIIKUP AND LAMMS - Hecelnts. 1 fton
hind; marl;et lV(i25c hlRher; native mut
tons. $!( ...lt.'Ju: lambs. Jl 75Si1.'J."i. colls no. I
bucks, 'ii.M'u'SM; stockers, $2 7iii;:.oo.
Khiimiim ( Itj Live Stock,
KANSAS CITY. Ma. Opt fi i VI'TI 1' .
Hecelpts. 1K.00O head natives. 2 nun In ,,l T, v-
nns and S.4(i head uilves; ilauht' iIiik val
ue nun itiiou sloclicrs ami feeders sle.oL ,
cmiiinon ri eillni; Krildes slower, native
Sleers. H 9 ,. .'..1; stockers and feeders. S.I2.
0(4. '.5, biiichrr cows and heifers, ' .
ciinners, i "Ift ..i); tod western., ll.llfiis,,
Tox ins. $.'iii'(i;l,40; calves. $1 ii'f. imi
!! Hi's- K.'i iilntii. io ikii iipini: truilp slow ai
Mtloe lower: heavy and mixed, tiJ't't
Unlit, i.i (C'li pigs, $1 .Vniio.iMi. !
SHriKP AND LAMUS tecc tit . ' Ml"
head; supply too lljlit to satisfy demande , i
market active .mil Htendv, l initm. $1 ."Mi , oo. ,
inuttotiM. J'J IWitiM: stockers and fecdeiy. ,
$;t.00t.()0; culls, $2.50T(3.00. '
SI Joseph l.lve stiic.K. i
SOI'TII 8T JDSKPII Mo., Oct 9 (Hpe- ,
clul Telcrriun i-CATl'LL'-Hi'idpts i1.!""
head, market active and itrotig; un' v s I
$l2.'fl5 5o, T. xjs and westerns, $125 ;5 t :
cows and lieirers, '.a4,o,i; cuu uu
stnrJ J2 3Vi4M; yeanuiKs nnu euiv.i
$3 40HI30: stockers and feeders, 3.i0'u4 15,(
veals, nnuifi.w
liotir" uecii pi , i,.ji iiPiiii: iuiiii'pt pic
lowir; u!l iirndes, f.i.ootiti.ii'; tiutk ot sin s,
M(Tfc, 12', '
HIIUHP ND LAMHS -Hecnlpls, I0
llellll : muitiec ihuhh, uiiiitrn, iitii.hj,
sheep. $3 5tlHl"'.
StocL In Sluhl,
Cllowlni: nro the receipts at the four
principal western mnrKets ror oetoiar 9.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
South Omaha..
9.431
9. 52.'l
,4 '17
ChleiiKo
Kansas City.
.. 4,i
. .lN.'iou
.. I.9J0
2I,00I
lo.rioii
15.o)0
2.Si
1 9
27,19;
St. Louis
Totals
4ti,:t;;t 57.523
evT Viir'i I)r- (iooils.
NEW VOHK. Oct. 9.-DHY HOODS -The
spot trade hns Iippu very hlow today ""
uecount of b.id '.veuthor and the total busi
ness has been Indifferent The tone .f
the market ronttnun utronR In all dlree
tir tiH Bpeetnl landing Ipes nf medl itn
rrndes of b cached have advanced I r t
cloths odvnnred e to 3'tc for reRit nr.
Prints quiet but higher prices expected
Olngliamc firm. Prints ore steady und in
N" Av sih Pr. Nu Av Hh
11 . ... ... II 7 60 Ul Uj
Ho . 1W . . 1 t 141 ...
50 1! . . It") 71 m 4)
ill 3l . . 4 ::'i M U( ...
ti jw ... .. ) n m; ...
V 12J . . 1 72 IM U
t') SOi ... 6 is) M 211) ...
H .l v. lou 74 J71 I'.vi
.10 SM I) IN Ml M
IS US' 120 f. (St 279 (
ti Jtt l0 6 f) 01 Kl m
47 2M ts) eOD W SM
57 ... lot 11 1J ...
X 31 ... i m 1 21 4)
:6 311 ID (00 HI 213 ...
CI 29 to $00 01 X9 J 10
$4 871 IM 1 01 92 Hi (J
1! Ill 1 t U0 !) S) lft
X 170 ... I (M 77 3(1 SJ
ss in ... f.oo ei ul 40
0! liol ... 1 CI 0) tU 1)
i r.i ... itu ei bj(t 4
14 ti ... 5) tt tu j,j
j isi 1$ iii ei sir ...
H Jul .,, tot t. mi ih
M MO 10 ti 00 74 14i ti)
61 101 w :.oo i-4; ...
tt 7ti tO i 00 61 ;i) y)
S 24 10 t (" 70 At W
.17 :i ... t vt M .1.'8 ...
ff?0 I is) 1 ,(,t M)
II 271 40 I 00 ti.. . . j.,s 2,0
el ISO 6 CO 17 jiej . .
ill CM 110 I m 61 mi
a r, to i ;i m m
49 HI ... i ' W ,; 4)
M 1U ... 0U 70 71- ...
t9 Ml (0 (04 II M 120
M. ill 1) 1 iW it KM 90
ti 211 40 1 HO 0) 171 3,0
73 22 J"0 0 M uo
:: ttl ... i "0 t7 27i iw
V) 31 ... tOO l Ul Mo
60 S30 100 I. "0 71 Ill 40
M 30$ ... 10) 77 147 In
it 2SH ... II e' U tM 40
$1 871 HO t 64 m ...
72 1U 40 1 00 07 XM '
CO 2 IS So 5WI t. 210 10
M 101 10 1 U0 El 167 110
10 Ill ... 601) &5 m 49
71 121 120 I 0) 70 279 ...
78 Sltt W 6 Co 64 SM U
17 1 4 40 l!tl (6 10) ...
67 Sll $) S 00 t 271 ...
(1 m M 5 00 (t 197 St
-.0 231 40 5 DO 06 ttl 0
52 121 ... (.00 13 XU 9
13 IM 120 5 u 14 113 120
11 53 ... 109 7 11.3 40
Ce 173 10 ft e 71 IM ...
00 JM ... 5 on n 2,0 40
(0 311 ... 1 so 7 Ul ...
If.i MO . ' 11 Ill ...
It 2U 40 1W 01 14 ...
7$ 2.7 40 .1 UV 71 Ill 40
7S 22 ... SOU 77 211
61 117 ... 6(h) dV US ...
52 in" 1241 ;, ia 71 210 40
S7 23) .. i,0 7S 1 40
81 i!A I9u '. i'2'J IS 2A1 . .
li 2-iS too 5 c.li M 12M li)
a i7i ... i 't, ei 2 ...
04 234 120 lil', 81 2 4 ...
betti r li , ii
" ill- ol
and n 1 . i
pi ct ,1
,i . M iti ( lb s of table
.me iv pb'i'is wtnt off well
r ,M,c- ttmn Kcnerully e
( otlee vliirUel,
NHW Y(i;K o,t. ! .Ct)I.'FK--.Spot illtb'tj
n.i ",vo r- "V . nmrkel unlet ; Curdovu,
."WWe i. market f .( colTee futures
r,.,.'c,"1v ? lH ,,'s lower with irregular weak
umlertoii,. fi,wn(. hlarp dc-
u. Vi ''""op-aii n.arkrts. lunvlor re-vlH-T.
"t"l."e.l and Increase In
ffl'i,r'ru". vtl""l" snpplv .-peoulatl.iii was
LRil I""1, l,t. " I'i' Iceslonal order. The
.. V,1,'""'',' "eiidy at n net loss of 10
points lota! -ales wete Ifi.f.iO lulus, Iv
l"u.h'" ". Vi2"- "ccnibet .c $: :f.
jo, .Urch nt $7Sifi and .May at $?!.
CllHfoi'iilu Dried IV
nits,
At.lPOHM
, .M'iVV VllllK. Opt i, ,'
DP.IKH r-Kl'ITsJ- Plrtn, but ,p
ilnt at hlKber
P' r p un I
an I cii'ilf-d
Uli niRh C e
ii ev.ipornnd
iirni went In r
co'ipiUi. i, p
4(1 0 pi In
fi ey nt ,y
pricce on tnr oiss ,,r ;" ., i
It to size mid iptu lly. iwli x t,
Itnpilry trotn i po t re
market Wan n sliade leadirt t
apples today the cnitiiut.il
tu-evetits any new I'liMni ..i
Comtni n stn'e ii r. e.li:n i.t
4-1tifi'4c; eholiie. Mttfis and
''e. Apricot. i, roval, r,iic
in'i'r iMri.
H'i utipeeiel.
Ki'1fic. Pe.tclies, peeled, VtZ
(HI Miirbel.
OIL CITY. IM.. Oct. 9.-Ol!.8-Criilll 1,h1
nnee, tl.pt; ccrilnViitPs, no bid; shlpiiifnts,
l.o.tslj bbls,, tuns, 113.133 bbls,; averaite, 93.
CO! bbls.
i.KVi' YollK, Oct. P.-OH.8 -Colfotlswil
prltnu crude, 30c nskcil; prime ellow, 37a
iffSc
tilNl'OS, (let. ft.- OILS --Calcutta Unseed
unirltH, tlsfld. TurpellllllP fiiorlts, 3.
LIVKtlPoiiL, lid 11 tlH. i oltoniee.l
Hull reilnoil, spot, sternly, 23s M Turpeti
tlho spirits, Btcitdy, ?0s.
."IIKIII Mlll'Uet.
NRW OULPA: .. i ct 0- SCtlAU-Qulei;
oetitrlfugal yellow, iifi 15-ICc; seconds, 3,'
4 9- Hie
NKW YllUK, f)ct. 9-SPnAU--Haw,
steuih ; fnlf I'eiin'tiK. 'ic; ceiitrlfiteal, 00
test. 1,1 ; iiioIiishvs. 4c; refined, steady.
t.oNfto.N, net 9 - srnAIt rictobcr, 9s
ll'4d.
M I (111- Men (itrllie,
TMHHK 1 1 A I "TV., liul, Oct 9. -The em
ployes of in,- i.r.e Hunt! IJeitrlcil f At -way
went sti.l,. todi y, ami ll" a t c-"i , I
III. cms w - ,it. I .,i),l n., electllc IlKhts
or power is I,, ,. 4 ,., Th,. tin ii say tue
t It in k In c in liu .nii; tie: it ref list d
yield to ., i , i! 1 1 i- , , o,i ' N iiho'p bv th o.
The ci mji.i'.i i " will pot le'd'
MONYOffS INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Cold."-, Cougha,
Hav Pever. liron-
7?
' -C'Mji'
C,,,t,s' Aiithma
'.tGiid all Diseases
H of the Throat And
iV Lungs.
V
C'ou.ls nf Meillfitril Vapur lire Inboled
IhreiiKli 'l,e mutiln nr.'l etulit.-il fruia tin- lion
b i leauvlne ood vnpi.illiitf all (lie lnllHined
inn illeemiiil ,rts whi. li m..i lie renrlieil br
nifdlclne Ml. n Into tlie t.uuiic'.i
' rrnrhes tin- ar ;ki. It hntln thi icno
plarrs ('- In tl, tral nt illuw It acta m
atiitlm con' t ,n, I the t'h'.lr mtrm4l.tVttt
tro(jj''i 'i' .i' tn ' nf.'. ;'(!. Ir-A fit.. Affi
JOBBERS & MANUFAGTUnERS
OF OTclAH A
DRY GO JD3.
E. Smith & Ga.
6 Importers nd Jobbersof
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
Successors WIIiob ,t DrnUe.
Manufacture liol.cru, smoke uncles nnA
brceihlnKs. pressure, renderlni;. sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, puller tuoen run
itantly un hand, second hand butlers bought
nnc. sold .Special and ptompt attention to
repilrs In city or country isth and Pierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Aes?ern ESecfrical
Electrical Supplies.
nlectrle WirlDR Hrlls and Gas Llehtln
O. W. JOHNSON, Msr. 1522 Howard SL
aAF AND IriON .,0(.:j.
he Omrha Safa
and Iron Works
G. ANI)R1:i:N, Prop.
I
Makei a ipeclalty of
J 1 HIIL'TTKHR,
Ane" Burglar Proof Safes .t Vault Doors, ete
fill) S. 14(U .11,, Omubu, .rli.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTrnElta AND JOnilBRS
OP MACIIINI'It V.
QENEP.AL, ItBPAIIHNO A SPECIALTY
HtON AND HRABB FOUNDEHH.
1601, moil mid lfiori .luokaon Street,
Omalim Neb. Tel, flilH.
B. Zabrlskle. Asent. J. II. Cowclll, Mir.
Omaha Machine Works
Pattern Makers and Model Builder.
Manufacturers and Dealers- Stenni
Kit tltiK'i. Llevator Hiipi.lles Steam
Lnrfliies and Ho lers, CjsoIIiip I!n
Klnes, CrPHtn Keparaiors. Xlnphln
Ists Supplies. Illch Ormle Itepiilr nrlt
Speclalty I'nrlorv slid office 6'JS-H Hoitth
Tenth Ht Phone 2:! 'A
Ti.vi.'j su.j"pial
ELEVATORS
improved (jo!, k and Kusy illslni
Steam, Electric and
Hand Power Elevators.
AUTOMATIC HATCH GATES.
He'.. I 'or nisb c'ie
KIMilAI.L HMOS , COPNCtt. HLt'I"I'H. I.
1US 9th SI reel Telepbo e 1.1.
H. Oavis & Son
i AKrnts for Ibr Ftolinion4
S ii i e I y ( i I e s n n "
P'lre Doors.
Elevator Hydraulic nnd Hand KUratora.
I'levittor repalilnc a sperlHlty Leather
Valve Cups for Elevntora, EfiKlnoi and
Prln'lnr Pressses.
MM E- BOYD & CD.,
Ic.cpliono 103. OiiibIm, Nal
COAIMISSION,
GKAIN. I'KOVIt-ION&Mnd STOCKS
1IOAUD OK TIIAUK.
;orrepoi ence. Jonn A VVarrn Co
urtot wuu to Cbictiuo itd Nm Tort;
t I l-v PvrMWCUO iA
n.K.KLLini-i cx w.
SfQfcKstfjt
B0CM4MY' LITE CLDG. BRAMCH I03tft
okaha nca uncout mm