OMAfTA DATLT BEE: t'XD AY, OCTOBETt 11. 1000.
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Volume of Buticst in Pjactieally All Lines
Heavier Than Last Year.
MARKETS GENERALLY ABOUT STEADY
Ucrclinnta 1)1 sen u n 1 1 11 k Their 1 1 1 1 1 ,
klinivlni; They Arc In
liniiil Condition I ' I i 1 1 -dull).
Thu volum? of bmlnees. in this locality
continue to be exceptionally heavy for
ven this season of the year. Thera has not
teen any very cold weathtr. but at the
Bb me time merchants are ordering their
winter supplies, knowing that the first colJ
snap will give them a. rushlna trade. Not
vtj many buyers are coming on the mar
ket, as the majority of mercnants counting
on rotnlnK here this fall did ao durln oar
nival week. Traveling men. however, art
meeting with Rood success on the road and
a a result no complainta are heard from
jobbers In any line
Th markets an n rule are In very much
the name position they nere nt last report,
nn ft- r,iini rl inae having taken
liiuce. All indl" a' ..UK. though, point
to
anod tlrm prices tor
onw time to come.
'ihe hardware miirket and dry goocis mar-
kit are both verv firm with an upwarn
ttndemy. ami the nan...- may be said "I a
number nf Urns ..f KTo.-erles. As loniparol
lth lam werk though, prlcea nre Just
about steadv. with a few exception, (.ol
lertloriK an '"lints In I" most s.ltlsfue
tury manner tiv .n 'hat merchant are
having a nli trade an. I are In good shape
financially
Minor Murl.iM I'll mi.
There have h", ti i.o sensational Ibirtiia
tlons In nugHT since l.it report ymlati" ik
remain prac'th aliy unchanged. There is.
hnwe.r. gnxl tlrm feeling and an ad
vance in tli- i er future would cnise no
surprise coffee is also In practically the
a'r.e i ultl'.r.. 'hough ui. effort was made
to ml.. iiti e il.'.'ti. It was u failure and the
mark-t droned back tn about whi-re It
a -veta uii'i. Receipt at all porta con
tinue much hiavler than .uitl. ip.iied, which
duub' accounts for the uno-ruin feel
ing tli" market. In Mew of the liberal
r- -li ts higher prices are not lo oked for in
the immediate future, but It Is thought that
tli. m ist om Inlet on., an the . i"...e s,.ii
j,l at the present time I approximately
1,'Mi lima lesr th.m It wan a year ago at
thls tin,.-
The drouth It. irirlnia, whl h in reported
to have .ulti. .r'o h dlmlnlahed the out
put nf neari its hi" brought annul an ad-
Van. e In that line amounting to 4 cent per
pout. 1 Partners are huldlng back their
crop vith the ni
f realTilug high, r
on. and as n result
tirlrcs liter in th- eeasi
several of the li.iKest cleaners have been
Obliged t.. close ilnttll their plants.
The ..rim 1 gooi situation shows no new
f.atur.s All eastern line- remain very
firm with nil upward tendency. (junta
tloiii, iho,ih. are 1 ! .inie a thc have
been With the eMip'i"ii nf l .spot rrles.
whlih have nl.irneil itrnn 14 tn I cents
p r pound, itrl.il tru:t also remain the
same. 'Ihe arrival Idi r weathi r. how
ever will undo .ilit.-dly stimulate the de
mand and pos-lil.. bring about higher
prices
I'otliin liiiinls Adv inu'lnti.
The cotton goodM eitu.itlon In at.'l n t'.ia!
to both I. ii it. and sidlern. llucra are
ti 't taking ho'.. I , Ith much life In c.iitrn
market, a. they are apnare'itly afraid of
the fit i, re treli. I of prld a. and In the I'.ime
way ei,rs do not set in Inclined to push
their HntH. On th ntrary, many of them
have marked thtlr c o. m high (is to prai
tP-ully limit snleB to the absolute necessity
ot buvers. The tr.iu.il- Ih that manufac
turers i.n'd their c.il ilatlons mi from '
ci'nts to i i. .its .o t .ti, wherena the pres
ent prh e is ii'iout 4 cents high. r. That
being the eae either raw cotton must di
rllne or the ni-.tnifactureJ product be ad-Mine.-il
wi'h a shortage of about 1.50.i
bales as compared with lat year It hardly
Feems probable tha' cotton will decline.
Taking these facts Into conMlderntlon Job
bers as a rule nr.- looking for higher prlcea
on the m.in'if leti.n d ro!!!!.
I.e. ullv the situation is xerv satlsfac
t.'i v The demi.n.l . o.itlnueg very heavy for
all seasonable lines i.lthoiigh tlie eaihor
lias not been -iet'y favorable fur an ac
tive trade In wl'r goods. Sales, hovvercr.
ire running far ahead o Inst year, with
1 r.a'iei ta for the future more, favorable
i!'an ever before. In dress grinds one of the
!rlnepal features at th" present time Is
tho demand for Krem h flannels That line
of po. irf Is having a big run thla season
end promise to ontlntir for some little
tlree
There Is no'hlns new to lw said in regard
t i the woollen goodr market, as all lines
lemnln about the same ,t thev have been
for some little time past
1 1 a id vtii re etlve and I'lrni.
Local Jobbers nre Mill exneri.-n. Ii a in- 1
Sidernble dllrleulty In getting goods r intllv ) fam, Jld.nirulS 50, mess. JH fliHilS u"
n.eJrh to meet the requremeit ' of the r ! Rl'TTLR Klrm. creamery. KVQ22r; fac
cunomers ne giite i shortage Is -I II tory. l&tiUSc. June creamer-. Iff21c; Imlta
I" wire nails tin plate nnd gnlv trlged I tun cteamery. 15fll74c state dalrv. 1520c
h'ets In -lew of the enormous dem.inli fRUKSK- Firm, large white. 10fflW4c;
nil ..ver th- country, 'there will probi .'v s,mi white, lie. large colored. I0c; small
n.it be an nbun.binie of these lines on me ( colored, lie.
market fer so.ne little time Jobbers.' t.-ni! vrm ihm nn.t Vaimiviviig
However, are ooing ineir nesi in Keep ineir
customers up;dl. d bnd unle-s the demfd
Increases they prob ibh will b. able i
meet the rtem 'nds m'ide upon them wl h
lonslderable pumptness In making com
parisons with '.isi vcir. li Is found th't
tr ole Is much heav er and. In fact, j bheis
e'e doing more business than tor bfore
Ihe principal trade at the present time i
u all kinds o. cold weather goods, such
i.i stoves, ranges, stovebonrds. c al siui
t'es and pipe Rullders' material also erui
tii ues In good demand.
The mark-'t continue' to show rnrs'd'-r-fcl!e
urenst'.i. and while there hive been
I advances as yet. the tendency Is de
eiledlv upward rather than downvvar I. It
v '.Id cat.se n" great surprise If high r
j rtcs should nil" In the near future on
s number of the staple lire.
Trndo a l.lltle
(Inlet.
Root and shoe j. bhtrs .ire not betnc par
tteiitarlv rushed with ordets at the preser.t
tune The tlrt orders for full goods have
nil been filled nrd stocks In the cinntrv
In the majority of ruses ar' not sufficient v
broken to make It necessary to buv m '
mods. Ttetnllers renort that trade thto
J ir has been very satisfactory, even th hiIi
the weather has not been f th" mist ti
sorabletype Taklt r' ev erythlng Into vin
Uderatlon. tht have dure a bin bust!.'--,
nnd f.,r tha reason they look for an
enormous trade latter on Jobvers d"i
nre counting on having nice reorder
business
Ii Is. of course, rather ear'y for sprln
business, nevertheless. Jobbers hive 1 inl"d
i.ulte a few contr . -ts Merchants cm to
1 e) that trade In the spring Is bound to
be of liberal proportions jrd for that reason
ii r willing to buv now
Rubber goods Jobbers also have a (ro d
word to say regarding the condition of
trade The dem.md for m i-klti'i h s ml
nil kinds of rubber clothing Is In gol
shape and sales are running beo' ler thn
thev were a ye.ir ago Footwear Is il-
selling freely imd J.-b'-er seem to be w -!
pleased with the outlook for th" future
The hide market has not changed during
the last week Rei elpts are on the In
crease and deniers look for an Improvement
In that line from n iw on
Prull nml Proillii'4'.
There has bi en a good trad? th last week
in both fruits and vegetihcs. The uual.ty
of the appl 's urrlvlcg on the mtrket
better now thin It was a short time 140
nnd the ilemmd I Increasing Bastern
Bi,.c. 1 l,ul.l 11 ts ,-.. :l mi s.v.ilv., tin, U O
lelllng at 12"" drapes are still In hc
demand bu: iiuo'h-i ns tvive not chnneed ,
much since ln( report Plums and pen" "'a
nre growing scarce nd prices nre a tr'll-1
higher. Cramncrrlch are in good supn v 1
un.l minted at JH so a barrel In trotdcil
fruits lemons arc .ju del coiik'derably lower
than the were a few weeks ago. Choi.o
htock can be boui-ht for Jl and fancv ut
l 5tl Mexican oranges are expected to
nrrlvc within a short time and thev vvl't
be followed by shipments from Florida
ami lastly tha California crop will be on
the market. ,
Thero Is nothing new to be said aboat
vettrtablcs Practically all lines remain
the same as they were a week ago.
The egg marks', lu vvever. h.' r.ittil ift
a tntle and the same Is true of both spring
chl.kens and hens Putter remains prac
tically unchanged.
OMVIIA XVIKII.r.VM.H 1I11CL'14.
iniilllloii of 'rrnde and l not ill Ion
sinn'e 11 nil rnue Pi-oiliHMs.
rc.i is Receipts. lUht. good stock.
Oil
4
l. 'lie
I.IVK POl'LTRY- liens. 6. roosters. Sff
4 spring chickens. O-ytiTi ; ducks. 4t(5c,
FRKSli "dr'i:ssKD POl'LTRY-Henj
...tr jiiM. ilui-k.i and sitttse.
(4?
l"c". 'broilers per dc-n. S3, spring chickens,
per lb, ycfvc: tuiKtys, i.-.c-
-. v ii.- I'rui. le ehlckutis. per doren.
11 fO
a.,.. M ., 11 1 .ineL-s te r dozen. It. t a
1'
SiVWlTt: mixed. tlOMjl-75: Jacksnlpe. H
Pi TTKR-""omm"n to fair, 124
cboi-
V ,, separator, 21 . gauiereii
crcam-sr..
: sil 11YSTFRS - First grade, s U
1 -. ! New York C"i.-ts t'
t u K;ca. Civ, su' Jard-- .c
n
tfi'C.r.J
grate tla'k ft..e1 New Vork u ' ft I
a-. 3. r ex'r.v sle'.t' Jtc. n'ir d..rda, 20c
I'KinoN'S I.'ve. per d jci,. s-jc
V HALts Cholre fcfflOe
HAY-frbe quoted bv Omaha Vhotea
Hay D-alet s. j. lallon t'hcl. e upland.
I5y. No 1 Lpiund M1" m-Ji im. ! an;
coarse, M V) Kvestratv 16 30 These prices
are for hay of good color and quality De
mand fair and prit-4 Wek. Kecelpts,
OATS-No .' white. Me
CORN-No J. 34c.
BRAN UJ.Cv
VEOKTABIjKS
CCCI'MnRKS -tvr dozen. StrpaSc.
NEW Tl-RNIF? Ier bushil luvKct, .a
NEW BEBTS Per bush-.. UnfiTSc,
NEW i Ali.T.--rer )..' n oulich3. J6c.
ItETTfCR-I'er doten. l"lSe.
RADIf IttiS Home ?rowt pef docen. lfc
BEAN5 Wax. per half bushel basket,
0c. Hrlng. St?.
JOTATOES-Pr bu-hel, tWfjsOc! Stleet
potat'i. per I uhl TRn'W"
. CAUItAGG-ltntr.e grown. pf pound, l'ej
Ho'lMnd ed. lc
TOMATuPs-Home rjWti, 8f half
bushel hasket. 50c.
ON IONS Home t;rown. per bushel. I&3
CELEItV-Nebrnskd. 343c
PRftTS
I'EArHES - Callforn'a freestones. II;
..7,?..?'r' r,;h freestones, Vit
VIA MS--f'al. fornla. per crate. :;.0ai.S0;
P r box. & c
l'EAR per hog. $J nss.fO.
ORAPES uiiforrila Tokays. ( bajK-t
erate. tl TS: tielawnre and Niagara, pef 6-lb.
b.f.K''i J'' : .entr rn Comords. KatSj.
AIEhMEI'N? -As to sue pi'tflSc each
. AI'PI.ES-Ni.tiv... r&ctjjim per u j p.-r
bbl t2 Ui, east. rn. Ti'uJ.'.V per bbl.
, RANUEHttltB-l'er bbl.. 18.60; per crate.
IS.2S.
TROPICAL TRflTS.
l-ElIOVS-Cullfurnla, extra fancy. II W:
choire, tt
, I)AN.v.SA8-Per bunch, according to gtM,
KiUS '.'allfomia. new cartons, Jl; layers.
&JC.
MtfrEI.t-ANEOI-S
Nt'TS Eng l?h r.ulnut". per lb. 126135:
filberts, per it. i2c, alrrcnds, per lb..
lkc; raw ianuts. per lb, 448c; roast-.-d.
6''aTtsc
Itll'KS Vn 1 (tr-cn No ; gr"n,
f'-.c, N I salteu. T'jc, No S salted, 114-;
No. I veil o.,if i tf, is lbs, sc, Nu. : veal
calf. IJ to li lbs . Cc
m:w ,oitic (ii:m:iiai, MAiticiyr.
flUlltlltllllll
of the liny
011 Various
('jillllilililltles
NEW YoRK. tn t 11-KLoL'R Receipts,
2CCM bbl.; exports. 22. W0 bb'j. ; sales S.hKi
pkgs , market inactive and coaler at the
cbse. winter patents, J-l.Toftt.'; winter
straights, . 66-; Minnesota patents.
$1 WQl.fio, winter extras. 12. Tun ..(; Mlnne
sotu tw;er8. I3.iei.in winter low trades.
n.i'4ll$K Re flour, quiet; fair to gnwi.
t3 10a 39; .hulct to fancy, $J.ai-J.;o. Buck
Wheat flour, quiet at J': I1141J ).
Ul't-KWIIEAT-Stead:- at &jc c. I. f
Nvw York.
I Ull.NM hlA t,-t u.tv i1lniu ,.iltn oo."
c.ty. lie. Bnuidyw i.ie'. '$2.&ii2.0u.
RYE Quiet. Ni 2 western. oic f. o. b.
anoai. state. H'riVn.- e I. f. New York.
HAHI.KY- Hlea.l. . feeding. 4l4Sc c. 1. f.
I. iffu'o. malting. SifitSk- c. . t. Buffalo.
J Alti.KY .MAI.T-Uull. Wi stern. d!4iriB
WHEAT R-celpts. 2iB.7un bu. ; exports,
Lu ; mlm, l,s;5,i) bu . 4.'"J bu. spot.
Spot, toay: No 2 red, f. o b. alioat;
No. 2 ml, Tx No. 1. Uuluth. Sc f. o. b
afloat, No 1 hard. Ijuth, ',c f. o b
at!. int. options steady on higher cables,
but met rather liberal selling by yester
dR s purchasers, who had profits on their
wheat and were Intluene.-d bv prospects of
barlh statistics on Monday, closed Weak
at K'n'.e net dt 'lne, Mar. h, StMifjWV'.
closed at Mt.e- Mav. M11) l-l4c. rinsed tit
sic. iii tober, V'Ti'iic. losed at T&V; De
cember el.isis ,(( itc.
f'ORN -Receipts, Ii;.T79 bu , exports, lo.
(Ms bu., sn.es, i.uno bu. f.itures, 4i,0O) bu.
Spot. Spot, easy, No. 2, 47ir4c elevutilr und
I.Nc f. o. b afloat, options wero steady nt
first with wheat, but quickly developed
weakness under local r- il'z'nr ami nne
weather ondltlons; closed easy at V-'c
net 'ower: May. 4!llV, eiosed nt 41 V;
Octobir 1 losed ut 4tSc, December, WHS
42h;.' i losed at 42Sc
OATS Receipts. tt,(S0O bu. : exports, in..
6 bu. Spot, (inlet. No. 2. 25 V: No. 3. 25c,
No. 3 white. 27VU27V: No. 3 white. Mlj
2Bc; track, mixed Western. 2"'?J(tt-c; trai k.
white western nnd state. 2V&tle. (iptl.ns
quiet and easier.
KEED Qul"t; spring bran. Jl fjfttHT.00;
mlddlln-s. 17 ""iIh w. winter bran. J17 60
l CO: city jr."fi '.7.50.
HAY-Qulet. shipping. Ti&Tt'tc; good to
choice. WHKc.
HOPS 0 j let; state, common to choice.
IK9H crop. l"?13e: old. 2ft 1c; Pacific coasl.
IStfl crop, liiil.'c: olds. 2'rf5c
HIPKS Quiet; liulvestor,. 2') to 25 ibs..
IV: California. 21 to 25 Ibs. ISV
dry. 24 to 40 lbs.. 23c
Texas ;
l.KATHBR-Steadv : acid. 22,,H23i'!e.
WOOI. Pull; domestic fleece. 264J2SC
Texas, 15fil6c.
PROVISIONS Reef, nulet. family. 110. M
1:11 mess. $9.noistft.50. beef hams. Jil.fioft
21 mi, puckut, II ' im'ijil 'ii, city. Indln mess.
Jtfl U0nn7.iv Cut mea's. steady, pickled
bellies. $:iJ0'ull '. pickled shoulders. J') M;
pickled hntns. Ju 5fi 1 1 I--rd. weak,
western steamed. $7 .11, (jrtober i losed at
t7 m.mlnnl ri.fl.i.ul ...uv' pnntlnanl
t?'.' ..r.tn..n,....i i: iiLMed ii.i, o.,ii'
21c, western, regular
western. lS3 off. 20c.
packing. lT'flS4i'
piiTATMRS-gulet. Jerseys. Jl CTril 50,
N.w York. JI.5.4J 624: Lmig Island.
1.71. Jersey sweets. 52 2.12.75.
TA LLo W -Quiet , city : per pkg.). 4ic.
country ipkgs freei. 4"(ilV.
Rl' li-tjjlet. domestic, lair to extra, 4s,
64''. Japan. I'i'n'V
MOLASSKS -Stench ; New Orleans, open
kettle, pood to i h'dce, 43f13c.
MKTALS-Plg Iron, nulet; northern. JH.no
S m, southern. 11.1 '4il'i "" Copper, dull,
brokers. $14 is l.cad, dull; brokers. $1
Tin plates, dJll.
s. I, mils lirnlii nnd I'roc Islons,
ST. Lol'l.-J. Oct 13-WHRAT-LoWer.
No. 2 red cash, elevator, i'3c; track. 7lfTie;
October. T34'' December, 71c, Slay, 7ke;
No 2 hnrd. Tl'vC.
f'ORN Itovver: No. 2 cash. 3'4c; track,
4ik-. October. :s4c; December, 31c; year,
344c: May. 354c
OATS Lower: No. I cash. 214c: trncK.
22'.i8234c; October. 2j4c: Decembor, 22:c;
May. 214c: No. 2 white. 2Tc.
RYK-full 11 54c
FI OCR Stcodv . unchanged
SKL'DS-Tlmothy. eay. $l.oi, flax, higher,
31.67
CORN MK A I. Steady. I2ftl2 10.
RRN StcHtlv. sacked, eaat track, 6S0.
II AY Firm; tlm.dhy. Ui.o0CflS.t0; prnlrlc.
IM
WIIISKY-Steaih', Jl.:7.
IRoN COT'loNTIES-U.55.
HAUOINO-l! 106S.SS.
HKMP TWINK-Sc.
MKTALS-Ltad, dull. H.26. Speltor,
hlcher. It 00. , .
POl'LTRY-Steady; chickens. 7c; youngs.
740; turkeys. 7c, younffs. Sc; clucks, Tc;
gesse, 0c.
KiJUS- Steadv at 144c.
Ui'TTF.R -Steady ; creamery. ITOSIVjc;
d.nlrv. 1Vul7c
PROVISIONS-Pork firm; Jobbing. Jll'A
Lard, abarplv lower. cholc J'j S7 . Mry
salt meats iboxed lotai. -.'asy; estra shorts,
lfi; clear ribs. Is 6.4; . l-ur sides. Is '.5
Paeon ibove.l lotsi. I wer: extru shorts,
S25. 1 'ear ri'.is. JS.174; clear sides 13 50
RECEIPTS Flour. 7.Ci Ibis.; wheut, 72,
itm bu . corn. '1 bu , oati, S".'u bu
SH1PMKNTS Flour. SO t,b's . wheat.
kS.uOO bu. ; corn. 43.'mi bu , 1 uts, Hn) bu.
Kniisns City !nill And Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. - W'H EAT-De-cember.
T74'l7Sc Muy. Tic; cash. No S
hnrd. fiTiiTjc. No. 3. 65&t4c, No. 2 red.
I TlVTpJjc
io ;: ,c.
lllli.l-l'i'i'-iiii.vi. ""'e, "i "t '"."i'"
No 2 1 ash mixed. 764c ftsked, No. 3. 3.4c
OATS No. 2 white, 26c.
RYE No 2, 45c.
HAY Choice timothy, HO; choice prairie,
J-S in
nPTTBR-Creamery, lSCCOc; dairy, fancy.
17c
EQGS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas sto.-k. 144c loss off. cases returned;
new whltewood cases Included, no mom.
RECK I PTS- Wheat. 2tt,4CV bu.; corn. 37.50J
bu. . cmts 22,on0 bu
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 07,0)0 bu.; corn. 17.
Svu bu. . outs. l.'UO bu.
. . . n Til M. lltfuun-
Toledo Vlnrl. ot.
TOLF.PO, Oct 13. -WHEAT Dull
and G.'tobtr, 774c. Deojmbor, 'Atc
c isn
Ma..
SJ,e
CORN Actl-.e strong; cash and October,
43c, DecembM-. 36'vC
OATS Dull, lower; cash, tic; December.
234c.
SEEDS- Clover, dull, lrwer; October. $7 TO.
December 56 fcS: March, ii 5
Plillnileliihlu Produce VlnrUet.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct lS.-Rt'TTER-F1rm
41' higher, fancy western creamery.
2Sc fancy western prints, 2le
ROUS-Firm, frish nearby and western,
. . fresh southwestern. ISc; fresh south
err, lc
CilKESE-Quiet New York full creams,
ftt-cv. 114. .New York, tlr to choice. pi'3
lPc.
1lvv nnUee firntii VlnrUet,
MIUVAI'KKi: Oct 1J WHKT Lower
Ve 1 ni rtht-r.i 7vi-.!i7Sc. N J n rt'n-rn. 154
' 1
l:v 1:
1 vlt
41 (V,
I w r N
i: StCa.J
. 1
kan.pi
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trade in the Wheat Market ii of Small
Local Character.
OATS FLAT AND WEAK OUT OF SYMPATHY
Corn Is lleav hlefl tin Account of
the I'roipretlv e linrly Movement
of the .New Crop Prilv Islons
Lower lit Close.
CHlt'AtlO. Oct. 13-Lak.'.g outside up
port and Influar.ced by dioppolnUng Ulv.'r
pool cables and the prudlctlon ot an 1,1
crease In the visible and amount en pas
sage, wheat was Weak today, UCcembe.
( losing Vrlv undef yeeietday. Dccemb.-r
torn and Uei'mbcr oats e.uh cosed V
lower and provisions ' tttlx to 3te do-
pressed.
Trade in h-at was of a .'mall local th.ir
atter. The tendency was weaker and d..:s
were made entirely for the purpose o.
standing even oVer Sunday. The nhort !'.
terest waa pretty well Lllmlnatv I during
yostvrday'a bulge, and the majority of ti..
crowd went home with some long stulf on
thrirhanls. Today II luMation and s 11'
by beats who abandoned (he short s!de ti -previous
sesp.n continued in a dull iv
tnot of the s salon. Liverpool closed wl i
an advance, tut It Was no: tenirl d u
nuraglng. especially as 1,0 export ord r-
f'-ir.d their way Into this market Tie
Weather Was favorab o and It pre Mi d
that the visible would show an li.irea.c nf 1
lKOOftn bushels and the or-p.i.-s.ig 11 p.iiii I
.f l.ff1' bushels. lJej-mbcr opened at
a7iJSe and declined to . c osl.ig
V'l lower ut J54,u7f,e Ntw York re
ported twenty. one loads taken for export
Clearances m wheat and flour 4. the e
bourd were c4u.1l to 430.01" bnidifW l'ri
matj reo bus were i72.ij buhtl. compire I
with l,7!).tW bushels last ear. Mlnrejpo'ls
a-id I'ululh rep. rted c-ir. ugamt ..71
List week and "1 a vetr ago Lorn I re
celt.ts were Ji'i cars. 7 of contract grjd v
Corn as heavy, chiefly on account of the
prospective n-rly moveme.it of the pew
crop, but alo In sympathy with the down
Ward tendon " In wheat and because of le
highly artlfl tal thuraeter of tho prleo .t
old crop deliveries, whhli the crowd ovl
dertly thought could not be maintained
with a continuation of condition pi .-v .lll'-g
today. The Weather was excellent for th
crop and loc-il rec-.lpts Were 641 at. 1'--cemher
sold bttween 3SiC and 38'c, closing
down ut 3iV
Oats were flat and casv In s1npnthy with
wheat and a larger movement because of
the fine weathir. Rcce! ts hfre wre m
iurs. There was a fair c.i-h .l-mutil, but
some of the leading liol.Iers wer on ll. e
selling side December "old b tween 23V4C
and 2le. closing V lower at S'.V- . .
provisions oivri d st-ndy on receipts
under the estimates, but unuor tne influence
of an Influ.ntlul packer the market de
clined and vas weak. Ji.nuirv sold )c
tween illM and $11 25 and 1 losed under
yeterdny ftt I11.27W; January lard .bet ween
.:7T. nnd J7."7's, and closed 12'e lower et
M 57'sflW ft'; Junuiirv ribs I rtwi e:i i).12H'
15 and te. with the c:o 7'filoc down at
1 onii u:'.
, Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat. Jl
1 1 ars. corn, W5 cars, oats, 2!a cars, hofi".
, Wi head. . . ,,
I The leading" futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. I High. Low. Close.', Ycs y.
Wheat I
Oct. 1
Nov.
Tec.
T5
T6
TIP.
414
&
iftsil
.MVS;
4im
3t,ftsi
3SHtH
1 smi
31S'
7SS 74H T4H
T , TS T8 li'-T
Corn
tct.
Nov.
Dec
Oats
Oct.
Nov.
, Dec.
Pork-
OctL
Nov.
Jan.
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Rlbs-
Oct.
Nov
Jan.
41H
41 4P,
lO'V ..I
2l4 2Hfla
as
21
21'.
J!Vi
Sit
21",
21' 2241H
1fi f
11 20
f MOO
, 11 20
I 11 SS
16 AO
11 00
11 75
16 00
11 00 '
11 27si
16 00
11 30
11 474
11 W
I
TOTy :or,j 6T7H'
T oTHi T 8TH
CT2 6 To ' 6 57H
? sry
6 7l
6 60 l
7 30 .
6 45
6 024
T 124
l 7ij
8 724
T 85
fi 70
10
T 45 i
6 TO '
6 12 l:
7 4S
fi 70
0 15
T 50
6 45
6 00
No. 2.
L"ash quotations were as follows:
T?r nfl.O.ifBf n-lnlt.e imtents U.fiAsTt 10:
straights. $S.2n4j3.0. clears. tS.VHi.Wi spring
sptclals. it.aeiQfTi'; patents. i.i9u.
stralchts. WPK&3.6". baker. $3 20f(3 M.
WHKAT-No. 3. 704'i75ic; No. 2 red. 75fc
764c '
CORN-No 2, 41'fi414c: No. 2 yellow, 41f
41c
OATP No. 2. ZH.IfKisC. No. 2 white, 214'!J
M4i: No. :i. white. 23s, '9264c.
RYR-No 2. 50451c
HARLKY Pair to choice malting. 55'!Oo.
SLLDH- Flax. No. 1. Jl W-il 7"; northwest,
i em. 11.7. fi 1.71. Prime timothy, Jl.1564.20.
, Clover, contract grade, 1PV25.
I'ROVISIONS-Mess pork. Ier bb!.. R6.'Q
15 art. Lard, per 10 lbs. Ifi!lf:.ii. Short
I ribs sides i loose. JT.4'14i7 7". Dry salted
'shoilders iboxedi. $6.256.30. Short clear
Sides ihoxeni. JS.Jtns.isi.
WHISKY Hasli of high wines $1.27
Pl'OAR-Cut loaf. $6): granulated. J6.10;
conffctloners' A. 6: off A. 1.1 i5.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for todav:
Articles. Receipts. Shlpmrnts
Flour, bbls 2"'lrt 15,ii
Wheat, bu ISI.mw S1l.w-
Corn, bu tw.'ton TSR.iieii
I iota lei 4"li ma! !'
"O"
Rye. bu 13 'n
3h.ii
Barley, bu l"5,'iii .U.'"
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm, croimerlep. lifiv4e;
dairies. 13'iiisc. Cheese, firm at lOiUV'
Lggs. tlrm; fresh. ISc.
l(IVi:ili:T.s HI-' s'l'di'lis AMI IIOM).
Mnrl.el Is etlvc n nil Closes Plrin lit
till" Top,
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. -Th' und rtone if
the Mick market cmtlnues tlrm today and
the appearance of the bank tateme 't wis
n signal for a buying movement, which car
ried prices up shurply. making the c'ol"g
firm at the top Net g'l-s In a f w In-
Llutifiiiii nr., .t t.olnt P.. eit..' 1 l.na c u th
feature nnd the enntlnu- d derra-d fr 'ii
. ine tnnrt inieresi rarni- 1 11 11 10 ,..4, n-i 1
1 a relapse of cnlv 11 slight fraction Th
lease of rail money yesterday hud pn pard i
tho ptib'le for some mollfylng ficor to
the heavy drnln of cah lo tho Inte'l r
That movement Itself Is not fully refle'r-1
In the bank statement, as the heavy ship
ments townrl the end of the weok eouute 1
for .little In making up the dallv a vera, s
Add to this the heaw loaf) cmtra'tl n,
which served t- bring down the reserve re.
qulrements !r,.S!S thus lrdu'lli the I",
road upon tho surplus to U '.7775 The roo-n
trnders were disposed to disc unt at ice
a favorable bank stntement for next we k,
as the 13. fti In gold cming from E ripe
Will figure 111 the reserves l,et week. 8 mie
receipts of KlondlV-e gold nre exmetd next
week and the pe"Sl..n payments bv the -.-it.,
treasury are looked to for sntti" re'lef. Th
bullNh traders nln nrgu' I thn 'he nd
vaneo In Interior exchange on N"W Vork
might he the harblnrer r.f a fal'lne oft In
Ihe Interior demand for currency, but tMs
view did nd find countenance in banging;
circles Aside from these bulletins if th'
professional speculator m-re was a su
slantll'l growtll or n fni m inmii n
financial clri 'cs hy roi"n of the dee'ar'd
policy of the P.ank of France to furn'sh eg.
t.ort g dd for the re'lef of anv thre-iteer"
monetary crisis The at n. urcemcrt of 1 ,'s
po'lcy bv an nfflclal of the bink attract, d
wider attention tn W's't street than anv I--eldent
of th day Thi T nk 't France
povv possesses the largest slrg'e nccumu'a
tlon of eold in the world. Its ho'dlnn s'a"d
at J 457.31 4.3TA the largest in Its htt tv
eotroared wl'h the 1445!3!3 In the ted
States treasury, which Includes reserves
and trust fund held 'o redemption pur
poses The French Institution has a cumu
lated this vust ho'dlrg. It has beer sup
posed, na a i-sfeguard ngiilnst a rene'lon
following the Paris exposition arid also It
was rumored to fleat a Pusslst. 1-an Th't
It Is now m.i le ava'lab'e for any th'eate-ed
crisis In the world's money market is a
fact of wide importance.
Lat Svturday's bank statement has left
its Influence on the stock market thr uig'i
out the week end has brought home to the
financial world oner rno-e how comnlcti lv
the foreign m. rk-'s' r-sourcfS and the de
mands unon It had been miscalculated. The
events of th" week notably the abstention
of the Rank of England governors from
advancing the otltdal discount rite, show
that foreign monev markets have even yet
failed to grasp entirely the excess of the
money, reoulremer.ts In this country over
th preliminary estimates last summer.
From a broad viewpoint American finan
ciers see a motive In s. If. Interest In re
fralnlng from precli Hating a money
stringency and forcing liu ildntlnn In for.
elgn markets. That liquidation abroad may
have a reflex action In New York Is sh iwn
by the recent large sell'ng foi perlln a.
count of Northern Pai lrtc. it la certain
that a. wholesale recall of our foreign
credits would operate to curtail our export
trade verv materially If foreigners cannot
obtain 1 r'-d it f"r our rrer, h.inlis. whl. h
tl.e'. io'i",'. : t 1 need l.ir.'tlv i-l e . . '
01, r ! 'or O -ir. t1'.- w; ' 1 k- li". ,t
r.-s .ir.J 'he ro s ii, r-vtej money
f
IS
11.
1
! 1 - -nr 1 n 1 ut ' w .1 List In In
n ., :i of 1 ,irr : . :r mi New Y'rK to
t!i interior was due to the rnt that the
bank" had met th.' latlbr demand by pit
ting oil th. Ir early lvie of banknotes
Put nlread.- the b-Uiks havi shipped nearly
is n. n h lawful mobej this year as was
hi: d up tn the first week of Decemii. r
of las' ..r. The treasury hus trans
trred more since the first of Oetoiier than
th- total movemtnt from A :;ust 3u to thlf
date last vear. The altr..t of r"ports of
national banks of ?eptemb r .", Just com
plitetl bv the contro.;. r of th" cum my
shows th 1 1 loans on (hat d.if were 1(3.24?.
4.t:t greater than those on June 29. which
furnished a clew to th.. failure of (he
batiks in the interior to meet demands on
them without drawing on New York, as
was expected tarly In the season looking
to the couri of events lust year as a
galde for the remainder of this year lhse
tacts are presented. Th- Interior demand
for currency continued into lie. ember The
' m.ind nf the suMre.isurx upon the New
York money market on aci o nu of revenues
had t ieome so hiav.V befoti the middle of
Novtmher that the secretary of the treas
ury f-lt Impelled to nut out I.T.kB.imi of
govertitr.i lit bonus at tne
pri vailing market
price oti.l to offer to aiilklp.it"
puyment or
gowrnmei.t, Interest on bonds du up to the
d or ih flsuil year t omparlng the gov
ernment revenues this eur with last, the
r.-i el ti thus far In the flsi , year are
m..rt than I0.iii.'e In excess of those last
Jiar. The Increase In expenditures lias in
ceased ahotit the same amount. Hut this
Is Solely duo to the -Mpirllon of the Tv,-
f .ndlng l'iw, involving the puyment ol
primlims on refunded bonds and the tall
for ndemption of the 25,ii""i of i xt. mled
2 per cmts. The presentation for refunding
o; old bonds ha now fallen to a nominal
amount und less than S3, im.uiju of the ex
tended tier cents remain outstanding. It
l c. nr. therefore, that the taking; up of ex
cess government receipts ,.vir expenditures,
which Is normally greater than last eur,
will make a heavy druln upon the moiuv
markit unless It is checked. Hankers also
U.ok for
large additional demands for
ni uii y after election.
on tne theory that
mm h bus!tiMis ts held In
abeyance until I
tr.ut time. On account of these conditions
the demand for stocks during tho week
has in en lethargic and speculation nairuvv.
ii r.o pressure ot liquidation has been
shown,
Trading In bonds- has been small and
rrlieti generally ha" m.c.d narrowlv
1. h- .,V i T . .,1. "' "" unJ 01,1 I
pure.) vi h prices awe. k ieo '
i'...ln,.ri ;S:.'t.?:t'K. .
eatd.gram says: The
......... jni.iiu.ci . i.uimnn nnanou
Stoi k nilirk-t WBJ I
oiusniini uero louay. i ne expectation
that the moi.ry market Will be tight causes
a g. neral hesitation. An exception Is in
Alien all stocks. whlih rallied on (he
higher pries in New York. Tile dealings
Were not large, but m.my Issues were
emoted well above pari t. v. The Northern
Pacific stocks were th best fc ituro In the
American department. Silv.r waa qjtet.
Money ralea Wc-n unchanged
The following are tiio casing prices on
tr- New JTork Stock exchange.
Atchison do pfd ".r..'....":4
in bf l
7IH Wstaih J
1j pfl i;,
Mj Wheel. U tl c-
luitlmire A Ohio,
lanallan 1'aMilc .
Canada Mo
ns. 4k Ohio
w I do Id pM 231,
... 4 Wis ivntral in,
... 2" Third Avenue lli
...1VI Adatns EX 125
c'M ao O W.
r.U 0
i hi. liill. ft L.
'' American Kx l.'l
.1) pfd
V f Lx
ti
itlca.-o B. 111..
'hicjo Ik H. W.. '.)
i'. li. 1. at P M
'Wells Fargo Bs..
'Amt-r Cot. Oil .
121
4C,
, n
, 3-H
, v,
i 1
, 17
U4
I7",
. J?'.
. 7:.
. Sl.
.
. !!!
.IW
. 41
. S
. :i
. 2''S
.
1.14
. ft
.14V4
. 11
. sc,
. 17',
. H4
. sc.
. 124
. tl
. :
.
. i;
t
.in
. r.
. i
. 14
. 4
. 3 ! i i
. It.
. v
Uo c f l
t,
L... t'4 Amer. Malting
i- ira'l. So..
! do pfd
514 Anitr. s & U
l4 do pfd ,..
....UI Am.-r Spirits
to 1st pfd
ii - I pfd
I'.i Hudson ...
Pel. U W
L nver & II. O...
do pfd
Ere
du 1st pfd
in do i,.M
U't Am-i. .i H'op ...
" do pfd
ll'j A-m. r. g. i XT
do p:i
...1.14 Anvr Tin Plat..
... 144 do vti
... J Amer. Totiacoo ...
Ot. Nor pfd...
inkiM 'nl .
Ms. king alley .
l;;.r..iii I'miral .
I.m Ontral ....
do pfd
Lake IMe & W..
do pfu
Lake !nor
L ft N
Manhattan L....
Met. at. Hy
Minn. & 8t. L...
,io pfd
ilo. Paettlc
Mobile & Ohio ..
M.. K. & T
do pfJ
N. J Central ...
N Y. Central ...
Norfolk W ....
do pfd
No Pa. I tic
do pfd
Ontario 4lr W
ere. Ry. & Nav.
do pft
Pennsv Ivanla
rtmdltig
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hlo tl. W
do pfl
gt I. & . v....
An lut pfd
do 2d pfd
gt. U Houttiw...
do pfd
l. Paul
a pf.i ..
rit. P. & Omaha
fr.. Pacific ...
gu. Rallnrsy .
do pfl .
Texas & Picin.?
fnlen PacllV
1114 do pfd
. II
. 40
Ana,' Mlninff Co.
B cskin R. T....
iMo. Fuel St 1...
Cun. T hacco ....
. 34
K4
.J.t.'4
lo pfl
i. Federal Steel
. .4 do pfd
.!, ilen. Klcrtric ....
. IsW Cllucose flugar ....
. ' I d.. pfd
. t)t Inter Paper
.55 do pfd
. Laclede Qad
. : National Biscuit
.lit ' do pM
.Ii4 National Lead ...
. Si' do pfd
. 7iV National Bteel ...
. Sl, do pfd
. 71 N. V. Air Drake.
. !4i No. American .. .
. 42 Pacific Coast
.Til I do 1st pfd
.13. V do 2d pfd
. I Pacific Mall
. Mi p.tl's Uas
. !'4 1'resse.l s. Car ...
. 4J , pfd
76
Car....!-'4
14
1174
. i Pullnvan P.
. 1"4 H. It & T .
. '' Susar
. M4 do pf l. . ..
. K'i Tenn. Coal 4i
.115
. 57
. Vi
rn,
24
. 94
7i
. 1!
. ssi;
li
I
. n f. ti leather
.l!!V do pfd
I",i I'. S Rubber ....
.pis d . pfd
. 3.HJ Vtm t'nlon . .
.14 Rpubltc I A: S .
i'., rt pfd
V C. C J. St. L
Offered.
.Now orl; Vlniie VlnrUet. I
-v.-t.-ci- vonu- o, t is. MONEY On call.
1 i,min,il: nrhiie mercantllo puper. 608 peri
cent.
8TKRL1NO EN' 'HANGE Steady, with
actual business in nunKers uuia bi m b.i's
for demand und at $4 vi$.!.S4 for tiMy
days, posted rates $4.81'ii4 lv. and M.SJO
4.8.I4 commercial bills. S4.74h.T9i.
SILVER Certlllcatea, (K4lj6lc; bar. 624c;
Mexican dollars, 4K4c.
UoNDS State, steady: railroad. Heady:
government, steady: refunding 2s. rcg. and
coupon, Ps4; V. rcg.. lii: coupon. ltt4;
new 4s. reg. and coupon, 131: old 4s, reg.
and coupon. 1144: 5s. reg. nnd coupon, 1134.
The 1 losing prices on bonds today aro as
follows:
ref.
reg .'"144 N. Y. C. Is Iu4
! 3 N J. i'. gsn. Ss....i::i
I' No ratiflc Is 4,
....i".'4 .10 it i"ii.
t!o i oupon
do Ss. reg,
do out on ..
d i new 4. reg
d ci, upon ..
d i i l.l 4, reg.
d coupon
C i (, r'g
do ioclD',11
.l.4 N Y. C & St I. 4..l' It,
.134 N. & W. eonfOi 11. 97
U44 Ore. Nitv is 101
.!-.4' do 4s tCJ'i
.'1.4 Oresen 8 L. te ...12;v,
.llJ'i do cn Ss 113
D nf C. 1 at
...ill Heading itn. 4s....
Atchln gen. 4.
du all 4a
farads go. Is....
C. O. 44s
do Ss
CAN. W. e. t
; RU O. W. Is
'.' Ht L A I M c. ts.. !04
1't 4t It A 8 1 g CS..U24
s44t. Paul consols... l'S4
lis Ht P . c. St P. Is.. 1174
IO do Ss 11S4
do H. P. d'b. 6S.IT Bo.
Chk-ago Tr. 4s 140.
Pacino is 714
Railway ts 14
Colo. rtn. 4s
n. & u. o. is..
t g. R. & T. ft e4
34 Texts Sc Pae. ls...tt.4
do i do is f.
Krt general 4 4 Union Pacific 44....M44
V W. A I C. Is.. T14 Wabash Is IK'l
Oen BltK-trle &s....'l do la '.,
Iowa Central ts....1lt'4 West Hhors 4i HI
f, A N. unl !.... f' j Wis Csntral Is.... t'4
M . K- A T. Ss ... t'4 Vs. Centuries 91
do 4i 4 .
When Issued. "Offered-
Hdslon stiipU (tiutnllnns,
BOSTON. Oct. .-CalI loans. 36414 per
cent; time loans. 546 per cent. Olllclul
closing: .
A.. T A B.F t'S Unlin La"nd t's
do pfd .14 W.-st End il
Amer. gugsr H"4 Atchlscn 4s 4
do pfd H"4 N K & C, ts . il
Amtr Telephone ..141 Artvrnture 44
Boston A Albany.. '. All' uts Mln. Co.. 14
Coiton Elevated ..144 Amal. Cupper 7
flon n i U t7 Atlantic s:
C. li A O 14 Bo-ton Si Mnrt. S21
Demlnlon Coal .
do pfd
Perte'sl Bt l .
do pfd
Pltehburg P'd
Osii. Klnrle
do pfd
K I Electric til
...si nuns ooston .. i'-'X
...111 'al. A llecla ... 713
... 314 Centennial U4
. . . ."4 mnklln 114
.. lavs jiumnoidt
...'.404 oscso'.a .
..! Parrot ..
6f
43
1IJ
4
:j
j. 1,
74
4
. . .3 Vulliry
Mexfcan fsntral
M 'h. TeUih jiw
N K O. A C...
01 1 Colony ,. . .
I'd Dominion
I'nmn Pacino .
!14nU V tapper
ismsrsts
. 13 uuh Mining
..201 Winnj
. t'S Woiverlnea
! 4
ovv YorU lllnliit; sinnlcs,
NEW YORK. Oct 13 -The following are
the dosing quotations for mining sniris
today
i'jo lar
i,wn point .
I', n 1 ft Va
IleBOWe 1
il mid & Currl
Hl A N-nr..
H mrs'.ikc.
Ircn S Ur
IUxUaii
Cm irlo
"fhir
r.m mil
V(ui k-'.ver ...
1 pfl
'rt sada
Ctar ,1 . .
In n i-,.n
It) w JlKlcH
73
. 1?
Ill
ve
. 31
if)
il
Weel.ly II1111U Miiti'inent,
NEW Y'ORK. Ort IS - The weekly state
mei.t of averages ,,f the associated banks
slims I.o.ms s, T ,. crease, is V& " n,
d. 0. s:-s jst'-cs-., J re-cse, 311,622'."
drc. ! n IS" .s.' 1 11 reu-e j:"
'. 1' It - 'ti"' i ' ' ' dtiie-.s. $. ." t'
specie, JIj,..', i. -r. a-e I '.IIIm. t"te!
1
rtser-. 1 I. '
er e re 4 ,r-
U i : - r;
P. 777 1
I.onilou
Tl.CNtoN, Oct
Cuiiwi, ri ny . .
le aiwjr'. , .'!
A' 1 'its. ui
I'siisdisn l-;rt.-
sl. Pj1
I'lin j - i'Alral
U i.svtlle
t ni n I'nine pfi
N V. ontnil
itit-k
M - i
ihiuiuiiuiis.
P m Teit.f
. K'..
is ... lt pM
' peeno Minis
' Hi . t.n . . .
N.1 I'n Iflc fil
7M
v.
HI
ill... . M n t
lv.
RAR SILVER imi at :!'d l" r ounce.
MONEY! t per i-tit. the rate ol dis
count In the open m.irk-t for sh 'rt oiiis,
3''(j4 per iiit; for thro months' bills, 4
4'i ier cent.
PfirelBli I'lllnliPlltl.
RBRt.tN. Oct u. lijslncss ..peiud on
the bourse tod.o with a Itinfi h. ert 1
feeling prcv .tiling, owing t tic. ur ig 's
New York advices Ann man and 1 ,i- .-
dlan Pacifies madi a good r'-eovrrv. I.i 1
opened heavy, bit r i 1 r d or. roi'17:
and cloSeil weak Excl-.it.Be en Lon 1
.1
Mil 47p,'g for checks Discount rates. Hli
bills, :i per cent. lhr-s nvntns' bills
IV
per cent.
PAR1H, Oct -.:! -Three per cult r-nte.
fl'f S2'sc for th- .fin ir.t; est hinge on 1.1 n
don, 2.f ISH11 for chk. Hpanl'h 4s c osid
at 71 17i. llasliiess on the bourse today
had a more satisfactory tend. mi. Indus
ir.als rsiovrtnl. Kaffirs were i.i'm an I to
ward the close thev Were generally e.ukr.
parquet stacks closed easier and w.ik
London, oct. 12Mpunish t dosed at
74s,. bar gold. 77s ',d
rlilliill'llil Votfs.
CHICAGO tut 13 -Clearings. $; I sVf'.
balances. fl.'Ks.n::, posted exihange. $l.si
(!.'. New ork exchange, ..e dlsco'itit
ST Lot IS. Oct 13 -Clearings. $4.i'ir:.
baiirees. monev, 4 i7 pr cent, N w
Yrrk ex. hange, c discount bid. 23v dis
count ask.d.
i: si 'IN ATI. o, 13 -clearing. HaVJ,
i'O; New Y. rk ex. h.itige, 2mf20c discount;
mone, tja t r cent.
Tlr. .v- . .... . . i t. . ... ivb.
hJf''" "V, ,- '- '. -....
I'll I I.ADKI.III I A, oi t 13. Clearings.
J14 7'ti4. balaf.. . ST."-
UAI.TIMoKK o. t. U-t barings. I3S44
3?.'. 1 il in. es ir.vi',.141.
NKVv YoRK. o t 13. -Clearings, $U15.47'V
72. balances. $9.1:i.:'7!i
'vr r- llMt'irls and liniOPIs
NEW YORK. o. t u-The exports if
'specie from thl- pert to ,.!! contr.es ro.
i , . v.i. . n. -m n... i.. a.
at.. I ,..ln ..1.1 l!"ll .1.1 Tl... l..,...t-j .
specie were !2o.s r. Id and 131.1 Id I1m r
rbe imports of drv goals aid merchanJl e
were valued at :. ;nS.
Condition of tlio 'rrensiir'.v,
WASHINOToN. Oct. 13 Today's state
ment of the treasure- balances u. the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the iiVi."".ii gold
reserve In th" dlls. n if reib mntton. i
shons' Avi'l ib'e iash balance, tm.iVU C.e .
Bold. tSS.661.3"J.
Cotton MnrLoi.
NKW YORK Oct n -COTTON -Th
market open "i i.y, with prh i s tin 'h.mg d
to C point lower .i-d was unusually lrr "t
ular all the short stsli.n aa n result of . liter-,
ato va-s nf buyi' e nnd selling of u
Week-end settlement nature. Th ear;-.- Re
cline was a re-p, ik-c to weak I.lVcipoil
cables and a beavl. r crop m"Vcmei t tlan '
originally estimoied. on tin .1 wiiwiiid '
turn nervous shorts hurrb dly t irucd for
profits and soon after the c ill theri was a
marked change for the better In f'eling. du
mainly to this support. A b ili'sh revi-w
of the week'.i deveiopnn n' s uth by 'he
Chronicle and ,i n. vernmi nt chart i-ln wli g
continued rains e.ist of th.- Mis-mirl v i'1-y
wire factors which the le.irs wen lohth t.
overlook, considering that pikes we-e d wn
pearly T5 points from the tup nn l tha'. the
lone Interest had been greatly redn .-I.
Light buying for the acc.i tnt of Mall -tr et
turtles bei am.' som. thing of n feature .is
the session progre.-s' d eculic'l ui wv
nut of n vigorous character at any time in
tho forenoon Th market i! sol w a'
with prl.es net 4'nl" points lower Spot
closed quilt: middling '.ptands. lOT.p'e;
middling Btilf. lnil-lOc. sal -s. r") hal. s Fu
ture3 closed weak, oaob.-r 9 Tin : Novei-i-b.ir,
65ic; IVcmb. r and Januiry. Vie;
February, .5le; March. April and Mi..'.
0.52c June, S.Li : July, : 111 . Auirut. S.: c.
NKW ORLKAN3 O, t. 13 - ' TT N
Easv and nominal: sabs. 2.i Pais, crdi-
nary. s4e: S""d ordinary, i-1!': lav m l
dllnc, 4c: middling. i'4c; g"'d. mel
tiling. UlS-lCo; middling ftlr. l"3-lo; n
relpts. ! i.f.79 b..les; st. ck, 1" 4!s bales Fu
lures, steady: October, i.li.if 41'-. Novem
ber. i 2ViJ! 2f" : le mber :' 21 ! 25c: Iic-unrv.fi.SIQ9.27.-
F-bru.irv. ?.27"f S'c; March,
9..vi,y.31c: April. ?317p.U2c; May. 9 12'u.i.3..c,
June. 9.33f9.3te.
ST. Lot IS. ru t 13 COTTON-1-K!
lower; middling. 10c, sas. 500 bales; re
ceipts r..7; l.ales. shipments, 4 3 Hi bales,
stock, 17,723 bales.
1,1 1 erpool i;rnln it nil Prov Islmis,
Liverpool, oit i.i -wheat-No. 2
red western winter, dull. 6s2-sil; No. 1
northern spring unlit. t fel; N' 1 Cill
fornla, i'.s 641 1. Futures, firm; Decemb.T.
6s24d; February, 63d-
CORN-Spoi tirm: Amerl r.n mixed. nw.
I.i64il; Amerl' an mixed, old nominal Fu
tures tlrm; November. 4ss4'l, Dcccmlei.
4' 24l: January. 3 114d.
FI.Ol'R-St Louis fan.'.' winter, stcadv.
f 61. . ,
1 PROVISIONS Reef, extra twill. tnss.
steady. 70s. prime mess, sti.idy. 65. Pur'c.
! nrlme mess, wtstern. tlrm. 72s. Iird. Arce"-
lean refined. It. pails, stcudy. 4M .Id; prime
Western. In tierces, dull, 3s 3d. Huno.
I short cut. Htiia lbs., nrm, 4i.s. jia.-nti.
I Cumberland cut. 2S to 3u lbs, Irtrt. je -d:
I short ribs. IS to 22 Ibr., frm. 5'sd: tl a
mlil'lles. light. 3fi to 35 Ibs. firm. 4-isid.
long clear middles, heavy. X, to 4'i lbs., firm.
I 47,s. short clenr backs, 16 n lv ibs. strong.
1 446d: clenr bellies. 14 to hi ibs . strong. . s
I Iki. Shoulders, square, 12 to 14 lbs , tlrm.
ell KISSU Amerb an
Iir.e-l v nice. qoic,.
1 52s till. American ntic-.-t
lot - d. iiulet, 63 6l.
T.vi.I.oW Prime
luminal; Aus-
trallan In Lou i..i . tlrm. 2
ROSI N 4 'o'.nm. n. t'rm . . .
IiopSAt London ipailrl.- coasO, sWudy,
c 5si 3 5a
"rU'TTKR- I 'nlted States f nest, quiet. 96s;
United Sta(es good, ca-y. d.
siimir Miu-l.el.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. - St OAR - Raw,
steady, fair retlnlng. 44' : centrifugal. 96
test. Ic; molasses sugar. 4c; refined, steady;
No. fi. $3.2o; No. 7. 5 1"; N". . $5; No. 11.
JISi'j; No. V. 4iv5; No Jl. $4 hi,; No 12. 14 ..,;
No 1 Jt 7S; No. 14. 11.7". S'andnrd A. IV.i5;
confectioners' A, 15 55. mould A. $8; cut loaf.
$H15; crushed. $615: powder-.-d, I5s5; granu
lated. $5.75: cubes. .V.
NKW ORLKANS, Oct 13 - BI OAR -Steady;
new crop open k' ttle, notte; opt;n
kettle, centrifugal. 1 -c cenirlfugnl yellow,
14'flCissc; seconds, J'.j t 9-1-. Molasses, quiet;
centrifugal, 34c
Now orli Dry tioods.
NEW Y'ORK. "ct 1.1 DRY OO0D8 The
market o!u"a the week without ma'enal
changu In tho demand for erown sheetlnge
nnd drll's. with firm b.islness doing
Hlrached. In fair request and very nrm.
Denims, ticks nnd oth"r ir color d cot
tons continue scarce, print cloths are firm
but buslmss limited. No hunge In print
or ginghams. Cotton yarns are In good de
Ttian.t nt full nrlcea for weaving purposes
but hosiery varus are Irregular. Woolen 1
and worstefl yarns dull and easy.
Ciillfnrnln llrletl PfiiIIs,
NEW YORK. on. H -PVLIFORNIV
DRIED FRi'lTS -yub t and noml .alle
qin nd on the b.is of :,i,fcv per lb ' r
prunes, .' to stxe nnl quality; Acrlcm.
Rovnl. IUiMc Moor Park, 15'oli.c. peach '
peeled, lfjs'. unpel. d "iijc. A- us iil
for a 8aturd.1v half ho'ld.iv session tl";
m'irket for .v.irorat.d anplea was slo'v,
but SteadllV hell ut f Ir prkes: st .te. e on
nvn. quoted rt 4. prime, t'!iS4 , ch, i - .
54fi6c; fancy. fi64c
I iineo llirli't.
NEW YoRK. Oi t. 13. - COFFEE Spot,
Rio. quiet. No 7 Invoice. 74c; Cordov.i
quiet nt 9". Futures opened with Mar' h
easier nt 5 points hlghir and nth r months
unchanged: ruled quiet and fentarelem In
tho absence of returns from Rio and San
tos, while slightly hlehcr European cables
checked Belling Closed unsteady. Total
sales, I.Cnu bats, Including November at
$7.20; March. ,715; May, 37.51.
Oil MnrUet.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. H. OILS - Linseed.
Hull refined, spot, In barrels, steady at
23e id. Tumentliif spirits, .lull at 29s Id.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13 -oir.fl-Cottonseed,
dull; prime yellow, 37c. Petroleum, qulel;
refined New York. $7.41; Philadelphia and
rtaltlmore. 17 4": 1 hlladelDhia and Haiti-
more, tn bulk. H y Rosin, quiet: strained,
common to good, jl. 4741 5ft. Turptmtine,
easy at 41442c.
II ii I tit It llnrliol.
IH'Ll'TH.
Jllnn . Oct. H -WHEAT-
No
1 hard cash
to ,f 've ; October. SO 40;
rf k.11.1 S'o 1 north, rn rush. 7S-
lie-
tofcer, 7c; puim'sT. 7k -.e. Miy. "14c; No.
3 nrthrn 74,- no. 3 spring.
OATS-2Sy.c.
COnN-4)o5C.
I'eo.-ln Jlnrlvi'l.
Oct. 13.-CORN-Btad)
PEORIA,
No. :
C'lC
CIA TS Steady ;
3 wblte,
2242; S'
billed thrnutin
W:iI?KY-On
lehtsl goods.
the baaia of 1177 for fit
Vllnneiipolls W belli
MINNI7 VP' 'LIS let 1'
I., r 7iA. Dt,.m!"r 7iV
lluritel.
W 1 1 HAT
' 1,
V
1 it tr i V ' r
77'.. N 2 r ' nr.. n. . j
OMAHA l.lH STOCK M RKET
1 Shetp Rrreipti Uat ?Mrl the Million
1 U..V f. 1 v.. v..
eiAi& iui cur
HOGS SO.O JUST ABOUT STEADY"
Reef initio for iiie w eel. llnvi' Not
illOttfl IlllPli t lllillttl' nnd U I
I'piMtpfs re Iso liiiut
I lie Minie.
fsoVTH OMAHA. Oct. 11
Ooi
m
otti
!! ; w re. C.ttt'e
i.il Mm 1 1.- y.7
lil Ii,. i.t.o It' ..t
I.MJ .?
i U . .1. . . IV?
siiS
Ofti. ial Thursday ..,'.'.'. -43
Oiln ial Krid i A
6,i l
ill
SbTu
.
4.!2
ti.wl
last
oib i.i I
m.i 4.'1
..'oil
T.it il
Week . I
til . lk
..f..l
.4.;;i
i.W.
.:4..'
.;.l.2s
2H.31&
4..V
3s,u2
3J.I.W
t.vw
U. V4
f.r tic
ui g Oi t e
v ei k i lull
4 fept.
Je. k en i,n DP,,t. a.
veek ending Sept. li.
v eeg ending Sept. 8
Average price paid for hot
sevti'u. a.s, ita i-.uiipari-, ui
I Ut. 13.,tl.,l&; ,l$rC.lSt
Sept,
Sept.
ept.
4 Ui
3 O
3 Ti
3 a
2 TO I
'X
2 7i 4 11 m
2 tt, 4 W, S V
t 71. I Ol I CI
'(12 44!
i t IJ',
I 6 13 I
'.i ii
i 'I,
3 VI.
I Sept.
ept-
! 3;i;
1 2"l"
' Sept.
! Sept.
. 8' I't
Sept.
I Sept
, Hi pt.
, let
Oct.
4 32
I 133
4 wi
( 31
4 .
2 SI
l HI
nil,
;K It'
, i .4
2 .
2 W
2 SI,
2 K
7!
4 vl
. ti
3 7C
1 Mt
3 .
J SI
3 hi
.1
i
! 4 41
s :r
4 CO
1 Mi
.
.1 t
I S3
4 Si,
ill J-
& "$
o
b I
6 2)
! 17
a it
4 41 I
4 J! .! :i
I 2C, 3 72
4 4t 4 4
4 37 3 4,
4 i&, 3 67
14 3 5
2v
.1(1 1.
2 s.
29
39.
1 .
N
i"
11
12 .
1J..
2
2
.1 It's'
il? 4-5
, ol 4-1
3-5
SIC 2-Si
ole 4-.v
' 1 5 mi !
it el's
4 H.'S
4 !i -V
.' i vf
. 4 W,
3 V
9
1 S
4 4.
4 37
4 31
4 M
4 36
4 3.1 '
4 33
4 "
4 S3
4 20
3 7K 3 vii 3 K 5 2
u si Ml. f. (
' I
" li
3 64
3 il
.! II
3 S
3 59,
3 'il
3 r7
3 U
3 .19
' ict.
Oct.
Oct.
3 at.
3 73
3 71,
3 74
3 K4
3 &2
.1 .o
vt
s :
3 66
3 v..
3 H
i
5 s
3 VS
J v
3 lit
3 79
Itl
2 ?S
3 04,
3 W
3 13
.1 l
3 It
3 IS
3 3v
l 3
t'lC
4 V,
4 M
4 !1
4 ''I
I Oi I,
1 Oct.
Oct.
' 'Ct.
let
ct.
, Oct.
, Oi t.
8
1 4 :o
Indicates funday. ,
The oflicii-1 number of enrs of stock
brought In today by each rond was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sli p, u r s.
i'.. m & Bt. p. n
0 St. L. Ry
Mtseourl Pacific Ry ..
1 nlon Pacific system..
iV A N. W. Bv
1
a
26
20
11
100
K. & M V. R. R. ..
fit. P . M & O. ny.
ft M. R. R. R
U. & y. Ry
c..
II.
c.
Total receipts ...
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows
i in r. nuyer uurcnasniK " uuiu-
Per of bead Indicated:
Htiyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
,. ... 312
,. ... 1.111
1417
. 34 2.2t
,. , . 1,674
. 120
. . fl
.02 ... 221
, . 6.745 221
(imnira Packing Co..
O. II. Hammond Co..
Swift and Company,.
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour et en.
i Omaha Paik. Co. K. C
Hamilton & Rothschild.
, a H. Mawhlnney
! uthc-r bujers
Total
CATTLE -There were only a few loads ot
cuttle on sale today and not muih change
was noticeable In the prices paid, though
the market waa In better shape today than
Is usj&lly the case on Saturday.
The receipts for the week show a sllplit
di rcac- 0. ei lust weeks figures and. as
compared with the same week Inst year,
ther Is ,1 decrease amount. ng to about
4." "i hoid. Taking everv thing Into con
sideration (he market has been In good
shape. Prices wont olf a little the first few
i:ts let llrnicl up the latter part of the
Wei k
Cornfed call'-' have been In very good
supply unci. ,,s ih" demand waa good prices
h.'ive not shown much change. The handy
weight cattle of good quality aro perhaps 1
shade str uigT In some cases, but tho
l.oivy or half-fat stuff Is no better
The cow murk' t broke bad!) the first
half of the week, but as th supply has
been light for the last few days tile mar
kit In most coses regained about all that
U lost. Chi Ice tows or heifers mny he
culled about steady for the week. Ciui-iii-rs
are fully steady as compared with
the close of last week. The demund for
that class of stuff has been In good eh.nie
and puckers have been obliged to t ike
some of the better grades for canncre
1 hat fact has helped out the trade on
the nvdl.im t"WS to some extent, but still
prices are Weak to a dime lower than they
Wero at the close of lust Week
The feeder market has been In much the
same condition ,ts the cow market. Prices
declined th- first few davs and Improved
the last few. lood heavyweight cattle
mav be called dose to Bteady for tho week,
while yearlings of good duality aro
stronger. Sellers In some cae. nre calling
i t H much as
, n.ek on Btrlc
a dime or iso rusher for (he
fancy stuff. I'ntll recently
there haa not r n much demand for that
class or st ,fT. lu 1 trodc s now picking up
on it rapidly. The medium kind of feeders
are probablv not quite us hleh ns they
Were (he Inst of the week, but the decline
In most cases wojld be covered by bio or
lie. Owing lo short sjpply stock calves
are selling a llttlu better.
The bulk of the receipts continue to be
made up of wt-sirrn rangers and nearly
all of those ere either cow stuff or feeders
Vi ry few beef catt'e have been coming
forward, but the better grades that huvt
arrived have nv t with ready sale at steady
to stronger iiic s all the w. uk. The o tn
moii kinds, how, vT, are no morn than
steady. Choice cows may be quoted ubojt
steady for (he week and c-anners perhaps n
dime lower. Good heavy feeders nre Ji'St
about steady and yearlings of good onnlltv
are higher, but the common kinds nre
si w and 10c or 15c lower. Representative
St.ia:
BULLS.
No.
1...
1 ..
p....
A v. Pr.
.... 1119 I
J8TOCK COWS
14 I 40
BI 3 '
cai ; r.
No.
AND
1
1
1 .. .
Av. Pr,
HEIFERS.
. . . l(tl S ')
1134 3 10
. . . 7u j :o
ui -i v
1
ioi'i j r
STOC'KERS AND FEEDERS.
iM 3
MO
3 '
Har.in
. . sl j 8 25
O'Kare Neb.
3 cows S-63
2 feeders. . 56 1
2o feelers.. 950
1 ww loit
1 bull U2u
ii cows.
1 cow
64 feeders
4Ii feeders
6 cows. . .
52)
745
'.'31
:i2
2 75
3 25
3 Mi
2 Ml
2 hi
2 So
2 50
bulls
15u6
HOOaV-There wns a fairly liberal run of
hogs here today tor a Saturday, but the
in.irki t held Just ubnut stead). In a f v
cases It looked a trifle stronger, but as a
general thing the strength was duo to the
tact that the quality of the hog here to lay
was much better than It w.is vestcr.lw
l'he top was bim, i,r 24c higher than jie
I ttrday's best prh es, but the quality
I counted for the dlfrurer.ee. The pud; of th
'hogs ihang-d hands at practical. yist r
1 day's prtit s and It was not long bet "
: the tirst seventy-five luuds had bei n sod
; The laat end of the market was . llt'l"
iiislc-r in view of the fact that CM ig"
1 ume slow and 5o lower, und .is It w.n
Saturday sellers wire .101 In a position
(' hold .n for better prlc-s
I The supply of hogs the Isn w-ek h n
I been rather light. 1 dicreae m 4"-5 he 1 1
I I" Ing reported, as (onipur" l with week
hot there Is tin tin reuse nf . 1J1 leal a"
I compared with the c. rre-quu ding we. ' 1 f
lust year. The g-r -rul t. i.d-n ' 1 prio-s
1 has been downwaril The wok sturtnl 11
, with a de 'l if of o. r 2c 0.1 M nd.i ic.
kept on goli.g down until Tl!..-"liy. vvhn
I the nverage price wis jH4. whp-h wis
1 the low poln' "f the week und also ths
I lowest point reached sin July is win n
I the Vftrane rout W.iS 1 1 S.7. On I' V.J.1V (he
market regilued about 24c and nbout muln
talned It on Saturday, but still the w k
closed will, prices ab ut ISc lower tb.n
at the clost of the precodlng week. Ropro.
sentative saies
No. Av. h. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr
M M ... S . JlS M 4 S24
f,t ... SH Tl M tn 4 4
IS.... . S & 141 Jo) 4 V.-,
14 7 ... S Tl t'J 301 4 K'i
r, HA 4-) 4 75 M WJ . . 4 :,
(4 114 ... 4 T4 l " 4i) 4 4
Ct It ID 456 241 Vj 4 ''Fi
S 254 1) 4 V) IT 'JW . 4 W4
48 V A 4 :D V) 4 S:4
t sy wi 4 tn i'.i :' 4 1 ',
11 . . : . 4 vi n na: 4,1 4
ti . 5TT ' 4 'i t'l ... S4I M 4 -.-
It .. . M4 -4 ' 1.7 Sf,J i20 4
,! M CD JT7 4 ''-,
4 ... 4 4 T2 ro U' 4 : ,
00 YOU
SPECULATE ?
i
4S
4,
4
1.
t
tl
ft
4
4
4 .' .
4 V. ,
t ."
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lit
301
r.
it
it
Vm
lis
S41
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. t
4 I
I t
I 14
4
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4
4
4
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4 Q
I s
4 n
1 'f
4 V-i
40
e
W
4 1 t
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tJ'H
4 JtH
I
t .'H
1 it
ki
M
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t fi'i
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4
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ll
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4 '
4
4 1,
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to
1
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4"
I .
4 . i
4 3
ID
4 1
4 l
I i.
4 .'
i 4 :
t.l ( V
0 4 'S
Tin r. v ..
on the n-
SIIIIPP
of foeders
1 it.
In i
U '
I V
brojght
t h
This
has bei
w.iy of sh" p " ';
the week foots up .14
heaviest run i-. 1 r , 1
In one Week T'l" s ' '
now passed the ml I, -
last i .ir the ri 1 ii
Were inlv 1 S6.3' 1 , o
'lOi-ril rv-celi i this v .11
hi- In good shape 1 -'
off. red was so d and '
forwarded to nnv nth.
Vet w ,is acth " 1 vi r si ' I
about a rnpldtv ' ''1 t r-,
Up. Feeders lllsu Wr ti l
tl, it tin murk"! c. .1 ' i 1 -In
l Iter condition
Th. market on w etb. u
h' Week mav snfeh n 1
hiehtr Lnmbs have ,- bi'-
and are t-ow ellln-t 1 m
to 2f.e h h r than tb-
"f I .1 l,k Pi ol- ! - 1 1 .
tnut h 1 )l lllg" the lb m. "I , I
Ing 1 ii,' etio.igh togethi ; 1
pr 11 tli al'v stel.'v
Quotations' Choice western vv
ers, MT.Miiov; .holes grass yean. i
tflOft. eholc. ewes $.1 25113 W . ftlr 10
ewes 33 n'.12.1: ciill ewes. fltntfLOV:
spring lambs. 54 7MiirO: fair to g, ed '
lambs. $I5c4 7S feeder w.
thers. 11 3.1
feeder Iamb'. !1.0u4 41.
sales:
No.
83 feeding wi th- rs
149 feeding weth-rs .
Represen:
Av.
! I
CIIICAliO MM! TOt Is. VIAIIUI.I
Cuttle, Mirtqi 11I11I I. mulls Noiill null
Menil v llous I, inter.
CHICAHO, Oi t II' - I'ATTI.i: Rec
2eo head: ncmlr.ilh si, .i, . natives .
to prima stet rs. 51 P'ii.1 M 1 oor to m- 1
HMtyi.X. Sf'clted f'.ders, tit. 7
nilxed slock. r. 12 "a ' 1.1 cows, .
4 25; heifers, 52 75614 75. tanners. tJ il
bulls. $2 7."sti4 :: calves, 14 ;.,, i .
f'-d steers. 34 nti4 !': Texas aras-s so
S!.2r,1i4 1U. Texas bulls. J2 eKi -
HOOS-Recelpts tcl
Monday. 35,. left ov
Iwc lower, top, t.1.274; n.
14 !09-".274.; good to eboi
6.25: rough heavy. $4 T.'.1i4.
5 2T'-.. bilk of sales, T. unflV
SHEEP Receipts. l.t) hens
lambs, steady; good tit chol
13 1Vii4 10; fair to choice mixed,
western slietq,. f. KVjj4 If. Texas t
(f3 ii'; native limbs, 4. 25(5 6d;
'lin .
k.
It '
i
$1
ep
,- 1 )
4"
1-1
(V i". '
lambs. II 7ivs i.3o.
Receipts tbts week: Cattle. 56 7"0 b
hogs. Its ' head, sheep. TT head I
week: Cattle. i.7's hea l; hogs. K5.9CO l
sheep, 5l,uuu head.
Kmiisus ct- Live s-ut,
KANSAS CITY. Oct 13-CA'ITI.l.
celpts, todnv, 55n head: for the weik
head, same vvtsk lost veir. Tl i head
liberal supply this week on ised a mod.
decline on slaughtering grades and In:
Blockers and feeders, while good, vvel
I ,
feeders sold active at st. i.dv value
movement to the country of feeding gr i '
was f cars, the third largest in tb 1
tory of the yards Native steers br. i
tod-iy IITIfS.in; Blockers und feeder- -64
75; butch'-r cows and heifers, l.'l" .
cannera, 34113 v; fed wt-merns. S3
wintered Texans. 3 4533. Tu; grass s
12 3 3.1 ; calves. 34 ""uu.nn.
HOOS -Reci lpts, 2,f) head: market s v
nnd stoidy to 2jc lower, re, elpts for
week, 5' ifl h'-ud. Allhough the supple
very light th" market was lower, tie
ill in- amounting to about Ps-. le,iv
nixed sdil today ut 35.0'tlMut light.
pigs, y ti -ml s,i.
SHEEP AND LAMIlrf Receipts. Sue ,
prices utn li.iiigcl, ri i dptu for the
Jl", 5ii head, s ll.ply Ins JtTlt'letit to satlsl . ,1
mund un.l prh es ulvnnced IVii.'k . l.o.
14 4 "S6 11. muttons, tl .IcfH Oti; feeding 1 ,-,t
S3.75ft I 35: fctwllng wethers. J3.5oaJ7j. st i
era, l3.25'ij4.oi, culls. 2.fX(l3 25.
St. I.oills Live Mock MurLet.
PT. LOCItl. Oct 13 -CATTLE R"
SC) head, mirket stead), nullve sh'i i
and export steers, tlrinfisvl. dre.se,! )
nnd butcher steers. 11 Oru.1 11, steers 1,
lbs.. I3 5m'5 2.1: stocker.s and
12 350160. cows and hilftrs. J2 'W'u5 I" .
n-rs. 1251i2sj, bulls 12:i4i'; Tex.i
Indian steers, J3CciM3o, cows and In '
U SiKiS I'J
Hons Rei lpt. 1 5on lv-1 I. market w.
5c lower, pigs nnd lights 31 ',5ii5o0; pa. '.
(1 !ti5 10, butchers, H". H5.J.1
HHEEP AND LA.MI'-i-ltecr lpts. n
market nominal, pr! -es nomine 1.
muttons, 53 ;iii 4 ': laino- $4.2"5 1". ,
und bu ks. 12 5 14 i0. s(. 1 kers. 32 7l.
ev I'ork l.lvo stool.-.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13 REEVES Itt
celpts, 15ft In ml. ca'v. s slow, lilpnn 1,'
711 eattl and 2.1m quarters of beef
CALVES-Rei elpts, k? head, no trade
Irrportatpe: feeling steady; city di.ss.
eals. S'i124e ptr lb
hllEEP AND LAMIIS-Reeelpts. f '
head: sheep, steady to u shade high' 1
$3 "03 10; culls. 3:: lambs, 55. 00(46 1.,.
adn lambs, J6.Mja 11.
HOaS-RecelpU. 'i 272 head; dull; no s 1-
Sl Joseph Live MOOL.
SOirTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Oct. 13 - e
clal.) The Journal uuoti -
CATTLE-Hei elpts. p l ead; n ..'. 1
steady demand str u g
IIOOS Ree.'lpts. 4 o litad M.u'i 1
mostiy 5c lower, ah grj,'. s, $.pf;--,,;
bulk of sties. 15 lift
SHEEP AND LAMi. 11 c.-jiis. 3fn I f
market steady; lambs, Il "m o ' . sh' ep
1.10.
Much In sinbl.
Following am th" n "i,i.s
nt tin
tii tob. r :
nrlnclDBl western markets fr
C.itll
HoifS :-
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
T'Ka's .
4:1
6 7.1
lfl.lHtl
Mo 2,"""
Son l.Mm
1.471 26.J.M
Omaliii Loan & Trust Co. Stock
For Sale.
For sale, five hundred shares o' tho
Omabn Loan & Trust Company stock
Olds for all or any part of samo lnvr 1 by
111(11 till) s, UOUriiN. vltoriiei.
First National Hank lliilMiug
'JAMES E- BOYD & CO.,
Telephone lUJ'J. Oinnl).t, Net
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, l'HOVlblt)N4 and b TOLK3
BOAllU OK lit A UK.
Correspocdence. Join A Warren A Ce
tnrtsot wuas to Chicaga and Nw Tart;
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