Nebraska Newspapers

    tut: or.T nwi.v iw.R: ttksdw, octobeti .;, moo.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Starts Weak and Grows Weaker as
Session Progresses.
CORN IS STEADY BUT CLOSES LOWER
Out rr Dull lint I iielimiKed "I Hie
Finish lriililon Mnrl WrnU In
Hiinpiitby itIUi Whent mill n
I.iiii it llilf Miirlc1.
CIllCAOo, Oct. 15. Lower cables, bear
ish news and HtnUHtlc.fi tsavo a weak wheat
market l&y. December clostnK l'ic under
fjuturday. Corn closed Uc lower and outs
unrlmriKed. Provisions at the clone were
practically unehatiued.
YVhcut Htarted weak and grew weaker
as the session proKrossed. I-lqulflu tloti wnd
tlie only feature. Had the news been man
ufu. tured for tho purposo It could have
been hut little more In the way of kMdk
satisfaction to tint bears and dlseouruKe
nient to holders. December opened at .
74ic. held for awhile over 71V and then
on the visible Increase of 1.577,'nO dropped
to "IHo and closed i,e under Haturdny at
7tV'7IS- Liverpool closed l",d lower The
world'H shipments were j.Wf.t.ito bushels Hlid
tho amount on pussnKc showed ail Increase,
of IWi bushels The weather wan all that
co iM be desired by a c rop mover Hnd re
ceipts were liberal At primary points re
ceipts were l,7fi.iio bushels, compared with
l,,oo0 bushels lust year. .Minneapolis and
iiul itti reported 1.07.1 curs. iiKalnst Ml last
i,' ii tmI I :U a year hi!" Loi al receipts
Ki re ,)t''i cars, five of control Krude New
York reported thlrtv earn taken for export.
lt.j-.slnn shipments lust week showed an lu
cre, ise of l.uio, bushels over the previous
w-ek and Odessa reported nrtlviils lib
etal t om was steady, considering the Infill
en. o around It The market opened lower
on lower cables unit In Hvmpathy with
wheat Later the 1 (slide Increase of l.l'.'J,-
000 bushels caused renewed vlKor In Hell
Ihk The shipping demand, however, was
stronK to militate nunlnst the bearish con
ditions and tin- cloe was stead). Decem
ber sold bet w ecu ;!M3fV. olonliii 'i: down
ni lVc. Hecelpis hero were !r.iS cars. The
shipping biislncMH was reported at iVio.ouo
bushels.
oits wete dull and earlier a bit easier
In price because of the Weakness elsewhere
on (ho Hour, but heavv Ioiiks broiiKht
priinure on the market and the demand
Wns 1 1 in I to the snles mudo by small tonus.
The noud weather was a factor In the mar
ket Itecclpts wele 378 cam. December Hold
lulu cm HI ViilTo, closlliK at 2l7c
Provisions sitartcd weak In sympathy
with wheat and n lower Imi; market, but
r..iuereil on huyliiK thought to be for an
li.ibipiillal operator. January pork sold be
tween SIl.ZHItlt.KHi and closed 2V4c lower
ei III 2fi, January lard between t;.ffiii;.ti-,
1 losing ii shade higher at fiUV), and Januarv
rll.s between !6.K!ifcfy;.!it, with the close
sil.uio linwu III Jh.lio,
sl. i ii r.i i ler liberal offrrlnffft bdt tho
i ,il market f ,r tin dls hucd i nrd lerable.
uti n ' us .n a Ku' d 1 a' tit i ulr and thfi
pi ,ir i if sellers rlnsitiK for thn day
ste.i.lv in tone at :S ;.(t-'S &.'H Copper was
dull and ut.i h.ibK"'! here, while the London
market was 7s '.d lower The lose hern
was on the basis of ll.7."tf 17 i Lead and
Spelter mni ruled dull Hnd tyirlinilKed nt
II 37 1 and l Kxti 4 15 respeotUelv. IM Iron
warrants were very dull at IJ5Klo.(u Tho
brokers' price for lead was 11 37'4 unil for
copper lti.S7'v
Kstlinuted
'tN, corn,
mm head.
The lritdliiK futures ratified as follows
ecelpts tomorrow: Wheat, 2f
7D cars; oats, 115 cars; Iioks,
Artlcles.i Open. I Illi;ll. Low. Close.l Hat'y.
Wheat
t.
Nov.
Dec.
n 'urn
(tit
Nov.
Dec.
Hits
I let.
Nov.
I ice.
l "ik -
( let
Nov.
Jan.
1 nrd -
in t
Nov.
Jan.
Libs -
net
Nov.
J.HI.
om uia wikm.kham: MAIIKFI'S.
Condition of Trade and (luotntlons on
.Hinn'n mid I'linc' I'roiliiofs.
KCHIS--Itecclpts llKht, KOod stock, Ida.
LIVL I'OI LTUY - Hens. Co, roosters, aft
4c; sprltu? chickens. 0'sW7c; ducks, 1H5c;
Reese. 11 V , turkeys, Re
rimait DHi:?sriD porLTitr-Hens, sy,
(tfc, roosters. SttOc; durki and Reese, i'tf
luc; broilers, per dozen, 13: sprlnsr chickens,
per lb. 3M10c, tutkeys, 12'c.
tlA.MK Prairie chickens, per dozen, I3.O0
mallard ducks, p-r dozen, W; teal.
11 501(1.75; mixed, II Uiiil": Jjtcksnlpe, 11.25
fll.fr).
lU'TTKR-rommon to fair, 12'jc; chotcx.
15ffl6c; sepal n tor, 21e; Ratliered crentntry,
rilKSH OYHTKHS-First ftrade, sfllld
packed, New York counts, ver can, Wc;
extra i-elects, 30c; standards. 27e Hecond
srade, slack lllled. New York counts, per
tan. 30c; extra selects, 21c; standards, 20c.
IMOKONS-l.lve. per dozen. !0c.
VI3 VL8-Cholce. DiflOc.
HAY 1'rlco Mtioted by Omaha Wholesale
May Dealets' association: Choice ttplnnd,
liVi; No 1 upland. .(. medium, 17 50;
coarse, I0..V). Hyp straw, I0.BO. These prices
are for hay of ood color and quality. De
mand fair and prices weak Ileeelpt". IS
cats.
OATH No. f. white. 26c.
rnnN-.Vo. J, 3Sc.
HHAN-I13.W
VKORTAnLES.
crcr.MHKHX-I'er dozen. 20225c.
Ni;V TIUNirS-l'er bushel basket, GOC.
Ni:V 11I2KTH Per buslui. o075c.
NKW t'AUUDTH I'er dozi n nunches, 23c.
LIJTTf'.'K Per dozen, lOlSc.
HADISHK9 Homo i?rown, per dozen, Uc.
HF.A.NS-Wax. per " half bushel basket.
1(V; string. 35c.
POTATOKrt-Per bu-hel. ICKUMc: sweet
potatoes, per bushel. TBfi'jOC.
CAIMlAfir: Homo Krown, per pound, l'.ic;
Holland sfed, lic.
TOM ATOP.S - Home yrown, per half
bushel liasket, fiOc.
ONIONS Homo grown, per bushel. Wft
01c
CKLKItY-Nebraska. DOyiOc.
FUT'ITM
PKAl'HKH - (-allfnrula freestones, II;
clings, 'joe; rtah freestones, hftfiWc
PLI'.MS--California, per crate, ;i.O31.10:
per box, fine.
PKAUS-IVr box. l.75J32.fM).
tHlAPKS- Cullfornla Tokays. 4-bnskct
crate, 1 75; Delaware and Niagara, per 6-lb.
basket. 15c; eastern Concords, 171118c.
VATi:it.Mi:i.()NS-As to size 10315c each.
APPLCS-Natlvr, 75c1iil.0 Jier ou.; pir
bbl.. I.'.no. eastern, I2. 75'n 3."0 per bid.
t'UA.VHKimiKS-l'cr bbl., 16.60; per crate,
TROPICAL KRt'ITS.
LIJ.MONS-Callfornla, extra fancy. K.Mi
choice, 11.
HANANAS-Pcr bunch, accordlnR to size,
12 00f,2 75.
I'KIS-Callfornla, new cartons, ll: layers,
MISCKLLANKOUS
Nl'TS-Kngllsh walnuts, per lb 12lSc:
filberts, per lb., 12c; nltrcnds, per lb.. :6'rt
le; raw peanuts, per lb., 4'.S85c: roasted,
lF4-'4
IIOTdlill'
I -!7''i
135 tfr'i
73' M
711!
71
71lt
75'il ' 7li, 7'l'4i75fi I calf. 12 to 15 lbs . 6c.
IIIDKS-No. 1 creen r.Ue: No. 2 green.
('ic; .no. l suited, 7'tc; no. s sauca, r.'i'?
no. i vei
al calf, S to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 voal
41'i.i
37-t
37'4I:
3.".
IV,
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35'i
1',
31
31i
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Sl'.i 21Ui21i,f(,
Bit.! 2l'il 2Ti
11 22l.il
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s7's
57 Mi 1
10 (15
11 324
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f, 10
fi 00
i
54 I
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10 S2'i
11 20
fi f5 I
fi S2',4
6 tf. '
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32' ;
5 !'7'
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10 10
11 25
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fi S5
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No 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
I'l.ol'lt- Quiet; winter patents. I3.00ff4.10;
Mr.ilglits. I3.201i.TS0; clears, $3.2(W.fiO; spring
npecluls. Il.l(f74.70; imteuls. I3.fi01( 1.10;
straights. $3.l(Kf;l.i.O; bakers, 3.20U:i S5.
W II ISA T No. 3, t!'kf75e; No. 2 red. 711;
7'ic
i llllN-.Nn. 2. 111illi,c; No. 2 yellow. 1lff
4 l-V'
OATS- No. 2. 2IV2f(22lie: No. 2 white, Sllj
i2.'.'4C. No. .'I white. 2.lK2l'-c.
UYI -No. 2. Me.
UAHLICY- Fair to choice malting, .IVf,
('Wc
HFICDH No. I Hit v. 11.72: No I north
veiern, 11.73; prime tlinoMiy. II. low .,",.
PUOVIHIONK- .Mess pork, per bbl, 112 50
riV2 75 Irfird. per Ki lbs.. l'l.S7Vs17'l.!0, Short
ribs sides ilooso.1, $7.(iOj7.fA Dry salted
shoulder (boxed). Ii! 251111.50. Short clear
Hides (boxed), tT-'Ml" K.
WHISK Y-Hnls of high wines. 11.27.
SI OAK Cut loaf. Ifi.iVi; granulated, fi 10;
ci.nfectloners' A, 11; off A. I5.S.V
Following nro the receipts and shipments
for todav:
rlleles Receipts. Shipments
riour. bids 2"i,( 27,(KO
tieal. 1)11 21D.(10 Bjl.OOl
( ..i n bu 33'.).() MS ()'
Oats, bu IVi.Oi'l 374 000
llli-, bu 13,H) 5,tt
liattev. bu Il3.fi 7DiO)
mi the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was firm: creamnrlos, IW12I0;
il.ilrles. 1311 ISc. Cheese, tlrm nt l()l,tl llj4c.
Uggs. ilrm; fresh, 17'nc.
MCW VIIIIK illMllll. .11 A It K 17 1'.
ItOOlMlloilS
of the Dn.i-CoiiiiiioiIIIIck.
on A'nrlou
NKW YOIUC, Oct. 15. -FLOFU - Itecelpts,
s, 111,325 bills.; sales, (i,2.iO
.tt'.H bblt.1 . cicnnrtH
iikgs. Weak and somewhat lower with the I
break In wheat. Winter straits, I3.505i3.fi0;
Minnesota patents, 14.161(1.55; winter extras.
i2fi31j3.lX) winter patents. I3.701J I. Oil; soda
bakern, 3.(h)1i3 10: winter low grades, 12.45
I2.0; ryo flour quiet; snles, 400 bids.; fair
to good, I3.101r3.3n; choice to fancv, fi.'XiU
3 70; buckwheat Hour easy at IJ.W1i2.25.
Hl'CKWHKAT Nominal at OOljlVic c. I. f.
New York
COItN.MKAT. Kasy; yellow western. S9c;
city. Wo: ltrandywlne, 2.451(2.0.
HYIO Dull; No. 2 western, 5Se afloat,
state. 55c c. I. f. New York.
nAULISY- Kasler; feeding. 4!fc4Cc c. I. f.
ltulTaln; malting. C21iCle c. i. f Buffalo.
1IAKLKY MALT- Dull; western. 62ic.
WIIH AT-Itecelpts, 332,075 bu.; exports.
47,1)17 bu.; sales, I.315.0OO bu.; futures, 20O.O00
bu spot, spot weak, No. 2 red. 7S,c f. o 1).
ntlout No. 2 red. 77Hc elevator. No 1 north
ern. Duluth, NfiV f. o. b. atlout Options
had ti weak opening and considerable de
cline under local liquidation, bearish cables
mil statistics, lino northwest weather and
lack of outside support. Subsequently hold
ing steady for a time on a little covering It
nnaiiy yieuieii to tlie Heavy visible suppi ,
Increase and renewed liquidations, closing I
weak at Hi Pic net decline. March. H'K1f '
K'i-1,0, closed at 82,c; October. 774i77,kC
jlobod at J7c. December, 7',,1(i)c, closeil at
' CORN Itecelpts, 210.275 liu.; exports. S5.
KHI bu.; sales, irm,(Krt bu.; futures. 4;o,tKi0
liu spot; spot sleadi , No. 2, I7c elevator
ami 47s,c atloat Options opened lower be
cause of weak cables, fair receipts, lino
weather and heavy world's I'htpments, later
rallied, heavier on export demand, but
closed easier with wheat at v,c not loss.
May. 4P41i41S,c. closed at 4115.C; October
closed at 34V; December, I21(42i.e, closed
nt 42o.
OATS-Hecelpts. 1G2,GOO bu ; exports '0 -013
bu., sales. 00,000 bu spot; spot easlSr
No. 2. 25c; No. 3. 244c; No 2 white "7e:
No. 3 white, 2fi'4c; track mixed utstJrn!
2l'i1t2uVt:; track whlto western mid state
2il'ilv.!3c. Options were very dull all day
mid barely steady.
FKKD (julet; spring bran, 110 Eeifl7.w);
middlings. 17.imiri3.50; winter bran, 117.501?
ID 00, city, I17.W17.50.
ii.w-guiiit: snipping, 77ii77'se: ood to
choice, N2,4ii)J4c.
HOPS Q.ilet : state, common to choice.
iv.m crop, lOlfl.lc; olds, 2H5c; Pacific coast
1SP0 crop, 101 13u: olds, 21)5c.
IIIDKS-yulot; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
15i . California, 21 to 25 lbs., lSUc; Texas
drj. 21 tn 10 lbs., 23c.
1 KATIIKH-fSlenily: acid. 22'41f234e
WOOL Dull; domestic tleece, 20"u2Sc;
Texas, ISIiliV
PHOVISIONS-Heij;, qi'let; family. 110 50
11 00; mesa, 9.0O1( 50; beef hams, $20. doff
2100, packet, I10.001rll.00; city, India mess,
IH! 0iHil7 00. Cut meats, steadi. pickled
bellies. ulflll.Oil, pickled shoulders, ii.5o,
pb kled hams. IS.2J1I14 00. Lard, weak;
western steamed. 17 30: Octobor closed at
17 30. nominal; retlucd, easy; continent,
J7 55. compound, !6.1241C.37'. Pork, qnlet;
family, tlU.ooiilU.50; mess. 114.OiHll5.00.
POTATOES- Quiet. Jerseys, 11 OOlfl 50;
New York, 11 SOfcl.tHV, Long Island, 11. 'MM
1 7j, Jersey sweets, 12 25fi"2 75.
TALLOW- ijulet, city (2 per pkg. 4",c;
country tpkes. free). l,1fic.
ItlCli-Uulet; doniesllo. fair to extra. 4-S
Hffiinc; Japan, 41,W5'
MOLASSKS-'Steaily; New Orleans, open
Uettle. itood to choice, l3tiKlc.
lU'TTHH -Itecelpts, U.0D5 pkgs.; Juno
creamery. lR1f2lc; factory, ISflHSo.
' KdOS Receipts, 0.759 pkgs.; (Inn; west-
elin. regular packing, at mark, lMil!o;
western. Il..s off, 21c.
MIHUai: Firm; largo white. 10?,e: small
White. 11 large colored, Usic
MUTAfM-Tlii lu London declined 1015
St. Louis (i rut 11 mill I'rovUloiis,
ST. LOflS. Oct. 13. WHI-;AT-Lower; No.
2 ted cash, olowitor, 721tc; tracK, i3i,U74c;
October. 71,c; December. 72!,'872'jc; .May,
77. c; No. 2 Intnl. 70A'ii71c.
CORN- Weak: No. 2 cash. SSc; track, 39',
f(40c, October, S'jc; November, 26V4o; De
cember. 31W34V: May. 3,'iHc.
OATS-Wenk. No. 2 cash. 22o: track. 22V
23', c; October. 22c; December, 22,c; May,
2lsc: No. 2 white. 2fi.45J2fii4c.
II YH Lower at 53c.
FI.ot'R Quiet; values easy; patents.
I3.uri1i30; rxtra fancy ntid straight, 3.3og
3.15; clear. 12.S5H3 10.
SICMDS -Timothy, stead:', at I2.0&TJ2.10;
flax, nominal, at 11.70.
IIRAN--ICasv; sacked, east track, B3fi70Hc.
HAY -Timothy. easy. nt I7.')0ff 13.00;
prairie, flnn. nt 7.oou;i.0o.
WHISKY- Steady, at 11.27.
I HON COTTO NT 1 MS 11 .35.
HAOOINtl -IS 10KS.S5.
HF.MP TWINK-J3.
MF.TALS Lead: Dull at Jt.25. Spelter:
Dull at II 00
I'ori.TRY Quiet; chickens, 7c; young,
71,40; turkeys, 7c; young, 8c; ducks, 7c;
geese, 6c.
F.dOS Steady at ll4c.
IU'TTHH- Steady; creamery. 171T21.ic;
dalrv 15ffJ17c.
PROVISIONS l'ork, tlrm: Jobbing, ill 51.
Lard, lower; choice, Ifi S5. Iry salted meats
iboxedi. lower; extra shorts, 17.87,; cl?ar
ribs and sides. Is. Ilacon (boxed), lower;
extra shorts. 18.75; clear ribs, JS. 75; clear
sides, IS. 75.
HKcniPTS -Flour, C.OOO bhls.: wheat,
lOtLtv) bu.: corn, 121,000 bu.. oats, 53,oni) bu.
SHIP.MF.NTS Flour. D.nOJ bbls. ; wheat,
31 ,0i hu.; corn, 3fi,(i) bu. ; oats, 20.000 bu.
KmiNiiN Clly Ornln nml I'rovlslonii.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 15. WHK AT De
cember. U'4c: Mnv, 70'i.e; cash. No. 2 hnrd,
fiiMi70c. No. 3. OigC'.ic; No. 2 red. fiir70c; No.
3, fitCSc.
COItN-Decomber, 32,c; May, 33Vrf31c;
ensh. No. 2 mlxod. 35c; No. 2 white, ,'17,c;
No 3, 37c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 244'B25Vic.
RYK-No. 2. 41c.
HAY- Choice timothy, 110.00; choice
prairie. IS.50.
IH'TTHH-Crenmery, is20c; dairy, fancy,
17c.
KOOS- Higher; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 15c per doz., loss off. cases re
turned; new whlto wood cases Included, Vjo
morn.
ItKCI'IPTS -Wheat. 45.500 bit.; corn, 75,000
bu : oats. 32.000 bu
SH IPMKNTS - Wheat. fS.400 bu.; corn,
S.noo bu. ; oats, 2.000 bu.
track. No, 1 I ni 1 s , 1 r, tl.. 1
1641 , No J norti . r i .. I
lMO IIMKA'I'.I iff h'I'IM kh M IK1M1M.
Olltbllrnt of l.nrui noil lllloiillll Spec
tiliitlon 00 the i:cliuiiKi',
NKW YORK, Oct ii. There was so out
burst of large and bum ant speculu tlon In
the stock market today, which lifted price
luring the course of the il ty from 1 to
oi er .1 points Tin biivlng came from
many divergent elements, but the patent
fact was that hm enormous number of
stocks wcro bought In an eager and con
fident manner on a rapidly rising scale of
prices. Forced eoierlng by a largely ex
tended short Interest had something to do
with the rise. lull manipulation by a
number of powerful cliques, some of thorn
new'j formed this morning, aided the nd
vnnce. The commission houses reported
that they had large orders to buy from out
sldo sources. What proportion these ele
ments had In the nggtegate of the day's
trading It Is not possible even to estimate,
hut no merely technical conditions t ilil
have resulted In so considerable a rise In
prices and In sut h a widelv distributed
strength. The true bnsls of the advatico
evidently was the change in the moncv out
look nnd the promise held out to the stH'C
ulntors In tlm speculative condition'.
There has boon 11 steady growth of con
Ildenco tn Wall street for some time past
In tho general outlook for luslness. It has
been firmly felt that 111 soon as e'ectloil
uncertainties were disposed of there wo'tld
bo a renewal of business ucttvliy up to the
high level of tho recent prospeious period.
On the other hand, the growing construc
tion of the money suppiv left room for
doubt whether the Intervening period could
bo safely bridged without such a monev
stringency as would be disastrous: to spec
ulative commitments. The conviction
cryntalllzed today that the danger that the
money strlngeiic;- was mitigated, and the
expected post-olootlon demand for securi
ties was discounted on a vor largi' scule.
Saturday's bank statement deinontrnted
that a very large contraction of loans hml
been effected witho.it serious harm to the
stock market, thus c onsen lug the surplus
reserve.
Tho gold engaged In llurope nst week Is
expected tourrlie In time to show In next
Saturday's bank statement. The Hank of
I'l'tinoe's announcement through the Asso
ciated Press of n determination to furnish
export gold to avert a monev strlngenoy
ntid the expressed readiness of the secre
tary of the treasury to act toward the same
end. bad a notable effect In strcPi'thenlng
coiilldence. The large additional engage
ments of gold announced this morning
promised further help to the local market,
although the receipt Is def rred tor several
weeks. This Is duo to the fact thnt the
gold comes from South AMoa The fact
was much dwelt on In speculative circles as
marking the resumption of the 0i1tp.1t from
tho Transvmil mines, but the exact source
. . Sll1l'1' ll"' channels through
which It Is to come wore kept shrouded In
mystery. Tin? fact that there were no de
posits nt the suhtreasury todav for transfer
of currency to the Interior cm hardlv be
without slgulllcaiico as Indicating the fu
ture Interior demands for currencv, the
more so as New York exchange at Chicago
roso tn 15 cents discount, compared with .".')
cents discount on Saturday The harden
ing of sterling exchange was due slmp'v
to tho pirchase of bills against tho gold
Imports.
'I he striking exhibit of the foreign trade
for September showed cotieluslvel v the run.
tinned command for the Internal ex hang s
Not only was there an Increase In exports
of nearly IG.OOO.OOO compnred with Inst vcar,
but a decrease of hut ll.iiiio.oeo In Imports
went further to enhance the trade balance
In our fawir. so the excess of exports over
Imports for the month has rim up to over
Isb.ooo.ooo. As tin- Increase In cotton ex
ports did not sulllce to offset the decretive
In breadstuffs. the Increase In the total cx
tiorts shows the export trade In manufac
turers well maintained. The expected set
lemnt of the coal strike was also a factor
In the itnvnrvltit- uifnMo 1,, .i. ...
, , ., V . " "".m in llli" IlllllltCI
and Mie speclul strength lu the group of
conlers.
I here was 11. deelileil pr.ovtlt ,.f nnl..l... 1..
bonds and some notable advances In prices
but there wero weak spots which made the
iiiuxhci irregular. Total sales, par vn lie
JI.M'I.IHO Cnlted Stolen l.on.l. ,',1, .... ..I
on tho call.
ITm Commerolnl Ailveril dnr'a 1 .,.l...
financial cablegram savs: Business was
slack In the mnrkets .here todav owing to
tho Jewish holiday, nnd the lone was Irieg
li.ir Investment hi.iuiH .ip 1...-.1 .
on the New York bank statement. In th
jwuericnii uepartmenl prlci s opened well
but London remained for a tlm- apnthotv'
There was 11 smitten !m,,v,. ,,.......
panted by much shouting, and rumors wero
current of good news about the coal strike.
The theory here Is thai ihe m.iMn In ib
coal Holds will be settled before .Mr Ilrvnn
readies .New ork. l ie bank reciimi
i;l2,00() gold from Australia I'nli ...........
rates. and bills wero not changed todav. nl-
111011K11 uie innrKei iiaiancos were reduced
ri.50O.OOO by vnrlous calls. Sllve .
bought, closing at 20 3-lfil.
The following are the clo.lng prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Iu; I'lllon IMrlllo CAK
7!'k d pfd :r,i,
7.'1, Waluish -
1I1 pfd....
ft l"w. A I. i;....
I)',' do 21 pf,1
i', vi. contra
1 1 le.irltigs !
c'earltiRs. I2.U7.-
1 itt 4 per r N w
(.5, (;, s iinl li. 1 d.ii
I 1 ' K- 1
I I 1 IM' 111 1
IM I ti 1 , - . I-
Ni:w lit k o, 1 1
. ,N 1 1 1 . 1 ', 1,1 . u 4i-. '1 .1: T!)
HUSTON, oil 15 Clearttigs. 117,105, VM.
balance, I2.30H.H5O. ...
PHIL VDKi.r'IIIA. Oct. 18 Cledrlng!". HL
4H1I.I22, balances. l,SOp,48-l.
Huston stocU lliiolntlons,
HOSTON. Oct. 15. Cull loans, 3fl4'4 I;er
cent; time loans, 56 per cent. Otlliial
closing;
A
S. P.
pfd.
Atnr. flunsr
do
pfd
Telfihcn
.112
..m
Amor,
ivisimi ft Albany... it?
Ilimton Ktovftted ...147
lloeton & Me....
, H. At Q
Dominion Coal .
do prd
Federal .teet ...
do pfd
I'llrhbtlig pfd ..
(Uncial Kleclrlc
do pfd
IM. Klertrlo 111.
Mex. Central ...
Mich. Telephone
N. It U. A C...
'Hd I'olnliy
Old lloinlnton ..
Pnlon pHcltlo ..
'4fnlnn lind I'i
71', West Knd
l)'i West Klectrle I7,
It 'Atchison 4s Mi
'N. K, O. U. I'l
lAihetilurn I1
Allouez Mln. Co.... 14
lAinsl. Copjii-r !'
1271; Atlsntle
... Itoflon Mont 3!fi
...111 !llulte llvtton.... "i
.. PUVdl, A Ilecla tJ
... Oui Contelinlal IS'i
...1S Franklin 11
...111 Humboldt 55
...l't OdceoU 7
...ill I'm not 47S
... 1!, Qulnoy 1
... fS Santa Fe Copper.. 6
... llt Tamnrsek !4t"
...ins", t'tnli Mlnln f
... Winona !'
... CD'iiWolverllies Wt
1!',
fS
!,
l.oiiilon stock ((.notations.
l.OND0N. Oct. 15.-1 l.--Vi??,n.K:
Consuls, monej' ."Tvn Krle
do acot Hi, -in do lt pM..
Atohlfon ss, I'entisylvanla
I'snadlsn Paclllc . 1", ltendlng
Si. Paul Ill, N. Pad lie pfd...
Illinois Central ....!-' tlrsnd Trunk
Iiillsvllle 74i Atiseondo
fiilnn l'aolde (ifd.. Ti, Itnnd Mine
N. V, central l.H't
SILVni-llar. steady. 29'.td per ounce.
MONKY lVff'- Per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills,
3V3T per cent: for threo months' btlls, 4
per cent.
Xrir York .11 1 11 In IX StocUs.
NKW YORK. Oct. 15,-The following are
the closing quotations for mining shar-s
today:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Corn Oattlo Rather Slow, but Oows
nnd Feeders Higher.
Active
HOGS SOLD A BIG DIME LOWER
I.lliernl Supply of sheep, but llnrkel
ou llotli Wethers nml I, mobs
Active mill Stendj Feeders
Also I licbllllged,
SOFTU
Receipts were.
Olllclal Monday. ...
Sumo day last week
Same week before
Same threo weeks ugo
chiiio jour weegs ago
OMAHA. Oct 15
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
5,399
6,667
C.SS7
10,710
3,;S6
2.S71
2.376
l.f.37
2.310
11.731
10,56?
11,10;
1H,6M
13,704
Vs.
Chollsr .
Con. cal &
I lend wood
Ooiild A Currle ..
lisle & Norcross.
lb lui 'take
In. n Silver
Moxlonn
Ontario .... .
..in
.. 4-i
. . 7
. 42
lSi)
.. no
.. 34
ty'it
'Oplilr
l'lvmouth
QnlcRslhiT ...
do pfd
(Slorra Nevada
Standard
Il'iilnn Con ....
Yellow Jacket
...
... 1:
. . 125
...DUO
... 35
.."SO
. .. !4
... 24
Liverpool fSrnln mid Provisions,
LIYKRPOOL, Oct. 15.-WHEAT-St)0t,
No. 2 red western winter, dull, 6s2Kd; No.
1 northern spring, quiet, fisC'-td; No. 1 Cali
fornia, quiet, i!s tftjtl. Futures, dull; Novem
ber, lis l4d; February'. fid.
CORN Spot, tlrm; American mixed, new,
4s 5,d. Futures, quiet, November, 4s 4d;
December, 4s2'd; January, 3s HHd.
PROVISIONS Lard. American refined,
steady. 39s 3d; prlmo western, steady, 37s 9(1,
Hams, short out. steady. 45s 3d. Uncon.
long clear middles, light, tlrm, 46s; cmg
dear middles, steady, 44s 6d; short clear
backs, firm, 44s.
CIIKKSK American finest white, steady,
53s; American finest color- 1 i "ts,
TALI.OW-Prlme city, steady, 24s I1.
Statement of the Visible Snilr
NKW YORK, Oct. 15,-The. state of the
visible supply of grain In store, and afloat
on Saturday. October 13, as complied by
tho Now York Produce exchange, Is ns
follows:
Wheat, 56.mooo bit., an Increase of 1,577,
000 till.
Corn, 9.811.000 bu., an Increase of 1,931,000
bu.
Oats. 12.235.000 bu.. nn lncreaso of 123.000
bu.
Rye. 9i6.ooi) im nn tncres.se of 51.000 bu
Hurley, 2.34S.OOO bit , an Increase of 422,000
nu.
4 35
4 41
4 41
,1 4 C3
4 01
3 7: J 36
3 7 3 761
3 771 3 W
3 C2
5 6;
5 il
i
5 41
woo lour weeas ago . i.iw ,,oiw "
Average price tmld for Iioks for the last
several days, with comparisons:
" l law.' !Dy97ii8as7iUaiT Tfsssi.usw lis.
i 871 3 70, I V
1 N 2 73 4 1Z
3 !6 3 fit 1 J
3 91i 2 71, 4 01,
2 311 IUI
ll Ui,
2 Ml 3 Ml 5 S3
2 SJ' 4 10
2 Ml J S5 D SO
; iv,, p 1
3 4S' 5 3)
4 2' B ?I
I 5 14
3 ' rf
.". ss. 5 26
3 9.11 5 27
Sept. 15.. I 5 0ST 4 S3 3 7i,
Kept. IS..) I 3 34, 3 8.
Sept. 17..I612 4-6 3 6S
hept. '.a.. I 5 IS,, 4 32 1
bept. 19.. I 5 19 I US, 3 74
Sept. 2U..I 4 01, L 1
Sept. 21.. 5 23 I 4 31 3 7'i
ept 22 .i521 2-5,
Sept. 23.. I
Sept. 24..I514 2-51
aept. 25.. I 5 16
bept. 26 .'51.-, -r, 4 .19 ;; :
Sept. 27..5H 3-61 4 3tf 3 711
Sept. 28.. 516 1-5, 4 44 3 04
1516 4-5i 4 37
2 M
Sent.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oot.
Oct.
29
3d.
1...
2...
3...
4...
C...
li.
1
11 1 '
.1 n i.o
.'617 4-51 4 39
. 51 S 4-5 4 42
5I!I 3-51 I 37i
.1616 2-5 4 31,
. loiu 4-0 1 ;n
3 fill
3 67
3 71,
.... 6 $
9 .... ' 5 01
10...' 4 924
11... I 4 0"V
12... I 4 92Tt
13 ..' 4 y3,
14... I
15...! 4 S2!
4 35,
tV,1
1 ,n
4 31
1 23
4 2' I
4 24
S 73,
3 71 1
3 74
3 04
.1 C0
3 64,
3 511
3 53
3 5!
3 59 ! 3 52
, .1 ai
3 4
:t 5"
3 56
3 59 .
3 :
3 Mi 2 &9i
3 St, 2 01
3 811 2 95
3 8.) 2 91
1 tui a r,J
' .1 -n '1 u.i mi
" " '.' .
3 2i u "
3 !'!
3 62
2 DS
3 Oil
3 OP
3 13
3 13
:i 11,
3 5 1 95
I 4 87
3 Sfi
3 6I
3 Si,
3 St
3 79
3 77
4 16
4 P'l
4 8
4 91
4 ''I
l 90
3 IS
3 561 3 30
3 3l 3 t.l 3 32 3 7S
3 09 3 61 3 19 3 76, 4 8)
Atchleon
do pfd
Mainmort' Ohio.
Cantullun l'aclilo
Canada fuuilioni .
Che A. Ohio
Chicago at. W
f. 11 Q
Chlroiro, I. A- I.,
do pfd
..1271, Third Avenue .
. . 21 AiIhiiis Kxiiron
H'i Amer. Kxiuvix
Chlonxo A. i:. I.... Slir. S i:ir,res.
Chicago N. W...16J Wolls-l'arKo IZx
C, 11. I. A P !07'i Am-r. Cot. oil.
c. c. s nt, 1.... r.; do
Colo. Southern M Amor.
1st pfd ,11
2d pfd
Hudson.
A W...
it. n
pM
U pfd..
do
do
Del.
Del I..
Denver
do
Erie .,
do
(It. Nor. pfd.
Hocking Coal .
Hocking Vnlley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd ....
i n a v ...
do pfd ....
Iiko Hhore ....
I jiuIh. t Nash.
Manh&ttun I. ....
Met. Ht. Uy
Mei. CVntral ....
Minn. St. I.....
do pfd
Mo. Paclllc
Mnhlln Sc Ohio....
M , K. T
do pfd
N J. Central....
N Y. Central
Nor. & tVest
do pfd
No. Pacllln
do pfd
Ontario & w
O. n. A N
do pfd
Pennsylvania ....
IteuilInK
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd,....
Illo O. W
"do pfd
Ht. I.. H. r
do 1st ptd
do 2d pfd
St. I.. S. V
do pfd
St. Paul ....
do pfd..
I do
lu,,..
15
...llJ'i do
171 Amor.
.... 19; do
.... ? Amer.
.... 12'i do
.... 3.-iH Amor.
....IWi5, do
.... Hi Amer
... 335 do
....ll"'i Amer
lii
... 41
...31
... f.n;
...Mi'i
Mo
pfd.
Mailing ...
pfd
S. A 11
pfd
Spirits ....
pfd
S II
pfd
S. W....
pfd
Tin Plate ,
Pfd
Tobacco
pfd
Anaconda M. Co.,
,Ilrl(. Hup IV
Colo t" A I
Con. Tolincco . .,
(In 11 fd
91;ideriil Hfeeel ..
154,l do pfd
. ll. General Klertrlo
. 6t' Ohioore riiiKar ..
95 do pfd
. f'SVi'lnt'n'l Paper ...
. 34 ! do pfd
. t-'i Lactivle (las
& iNatlimul lllscult
.135 do pfd
.I4 National l-nd ..
. 3f'' do pfd
. 7CH National Steel ,.
. K'i do ifd
. 70ij v v. Air llrake
. Jo' No. American
. 424 Pacific iinst
. 76 I Mo 1st pfd
.13Ji; Mo 2d pfd
. Wi Paclllo Mall
. 67'4 People's (las
. 27'4 Pressed S. C
. 4 I do pfd
Pullmnn Pal. Car..
II HUnd. It. A T
. 1H
. S
JJ'i
11s,
IIP,
.15-1
.151
. 13
.121
. -4
. 91
. I'i
. 23
. in,
. 1'J'i
. 1
. 17
. rs
,. 3l'i
,. 7!-
,. 32,
. SI
,. 9.1
St. P. A Omaha. ...Ill
S'l'i UiiKnr
.. Silt do pfd
.. lt'4 Tenn. C A t...,
.. :!, t'. S Iallier.
..U3Ti do pfd
170 If. H. Ituhher...
So. PnclOc
80. Hulbray ..
do pfd.. .
Tei A Pa'lfle.
do pfd.
3H Western Pnlon
lPi ltepublle I. A H
Bl'j do pfd
16i P. C C. A St I
.137
. i,
. r,i(j
. 3.,
!7't
. 79
. K,
. fVi
.tt:'i
. 51
. 9' 4
. 1S,
. r.i,
. rsu
. ;i:i;
. m
. IK'j
. 9'i
. !7i
. M"
.IM . 1514
. 6Hg
. K,
. a
. 3.0,
. id 4
. 394
. 7;,it
.nn
s
...12n4
...116
... r.9S
... ld,
... 70
... M'4
...95
... 7P14
... KH
. . . 5.-1,
. .. fij
'I'uledo Market.
TOI.HDO. Oct. 15.- WHFAT-Dull. lower
cash and October. 76o: November. 77,c;
December. bc. March. 8:14c.
CORN Fairly nctive. lower; cash, and
October, 424c; December, 35,c.
OATS Dull, tlrm; ensh. 22c; December,
22W.
RYU-Qulot, (Inn; No. 2, 63c; No. 3, Bio.
SKI-JDS--Clover, quiet, weak; cash, old,
prime, JH.35; October. $7 15; Decemher, 16.75;
March, J6.70.
l'bltndelphlii Produce llarkrl.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-I1UTTHR-Flrm.
'stflc higher; fancy iestern cream
erv, 22c; fancy western prints, 25o.
EOOS Steady ; fresh neurby and west
ern, 20o; fresh souinwesiern, life; rre.sn
southern, ISc.
CHKFSH Quiet; New ork full creams,
fancy small. lUic; New York full cn-anis,
fair to choice. 102fi ll,c.
llTilmli Mnrket.
Dl'Ll'TH. Minn., Oct. 15.-WII13AT No.
1 hard, 78c; No. 1 northern. 76'o; No. 2
northern, 72T.o; No, 3 spring, tS'.c; to ar
rive, No. 1 hard, 7S'iic; No. 1 northern, 78'c;
October, No. 1 northern, 76Tc; December,
No. 1 northern. 71,c; May, 8O4.
OATS-22,(i23c.
CORN IOM0.
PF.ORIA
40c.
OATS-Inactlve; No
WHISKY on tho
tlnlshed toods.
Peovln Market.
Oct. 15,-CORN-Kasler;
No.
2 white, 23V4c, track,
bnsls of 11.27 for
MllrtmiUee llriiln Market.
MILWAl'KKR. Oct. 15. -WHEAT Lower;
No. 1 northern. Tee; No. 2 northern, 75W6C.
RYK-Steady; No. 1, J5.S5.
11ARLKY-Lower No. 2. 67ff6Sc; sample,
46'u 17c.
Klulu Putter Miirket,
ELfllN, Oct IS.-HI'TTKR-FIrm, at ;i,4ej
offerings, 75 tubs, all sold. Snles for the
week, 10.7S0 tubs
Mliiiiciipotla Wheat Market.
MlNNUAPOLIfl. Minn. Oct. 15.-WHKAT
-December, 761T75Tic; May, 76'S"7J.4c;
Ex-dlvldend. Otfered.
Now York Money llnrUrl,
NKW YORK. Oct. 15 MONKY On cull
steady, nt 3ff 6'- per cent; last loan at 3
per cent; prime mercnntlW paper, 36 per
cent.
STKRLINd KXCHANOK Firm, with no
tuul business lu bankers' bills at $4.l'i
for domand and at Jlso'2 for sUtv days;
posted rates. SI.S1374 8IS anil 14,85f4.S5'..i
commercial bills. l.7U'-fi I.SO.
SILVKR-Certllleatcs, C2i,iii6.'i?4c; bar,
C2'ic; Mexican dollars. 49'sc.
IIONDS Oovernment and state, steady;
rnllroud, Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds todny are ns
folluws:
P H ref. 2 re.103.
do coupon 10J,
l"l
.1031!
.1:1
.131
.lll'i
111'4
.113
.1131,
.133
do 3. reg
do coupon
do new 4, reir
do coupon
do old Is, reg..
do coupon
Mo 5s, rear
do coupon
D. of C. 3 Ms
Atch. nen. 4s
do adj. Is
Canada So. Js
C. A O. 4H
do ts
C. A N. W. o. 7s.
do 8. F. d. ts.-I'Mi S... Parlfto Is 7!"
Chicago Ter. Is.. .. SIS Su Hallway 6s ....I'Xi'i
N. V. C. Is iusi
" J ' gen. 5...,123
No. P.U'lfle Is (!4'
do 4s I'i2ft,
N Y, c Ht I, IS..1H11;
N. A W roiitol 4s. 9"
Ore. Nav. Is 10)
do Is 10211
Olegon S. I. 6....l?-ij
do con 6s n.'i.
Heading gen. 4.... 7
it. 11 w is 9";
se. si 1, . 1 m c, f...i(i,
.IMS.Hi 1, a s r K. ce..i;:i
l St lui consols.. 1091,
I) St. p , c. A P. U..I1T1,
do C HS'I
I). A R. (1
do 4a
Erie general 4s.. .
K. W. A D. C. Is.
(len. r.lectrlo 6s ..
Ioa Central Is...
U A N tint. Is...
M K. A T. !s...
do il
1s. ..Id)', S H.
ssii.Tx
, fi
71
119
113
98,
A T. U...
A l'aclilo Is.
lo
l nlon Piii lflc 4i
WuUisli Is
do 2s
West Shore Is.
When Issued.
. M Wis. Central 1s
'jfl4 Vu Ceniurlea
"T;x-lntercst
o 1
in
CI
luf.
n-'i
H'2
in
KS
. 91
Offered.
I'lnuuclul Notes, ,.
CHICAOO, Oct. 15-Clearlngs. T2J.60S.143;
balances. 11.511,010; posted exchange, J4.81j
G4.S54; New York exchange, 10c disco int.
CINCINNATI. Oct. I5.-Clearlngs. 13,692.
300; New Y'ork exchange, at par, money, l?T
6 per cent.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. li.-CTcarltiBs, 16.CW.32l;
I'oi'clgn I 'I ii 11 lie tilt .
LONDON, Oct. 15 Though l.rAf00 was
drawn off tho market In connection with
calls for exchequer bonds, county council
stock nnd various dividends. It had no ap
preciable effect on the ptico of short loans.
Discounts wore easier, owing to Ihe cha"
ncter of tho New York s'ateinent and 11
diversion of 11 portion of Atncrlcmi gold
demand to the Until: of France. HusIiicsh
on the Stock exchange opened with a better
tendency, but with no Increase In netlvltv.
Consols were llrm nnd the war loan was
nt par, though It Is believed the governnu nt
will resort to fresh borrowing soon. Home
rnllrnnds Improved. The chief font lire w.is
the demand for Americans. I 11I011 Pacllb fl
unil Northern PaclHe- wero tho best spots,
tlratid Trunks were hardening. Har cold
wan quoted today at 77s ll'd, nnd Ameri
can engles nt 76i O'jd. The amount if
bullion taken Into tho Hank of Knglanl
on bnlniuv today was -12.O0O. Spanish 4s
closed at 70' 4. Hold premium nt Hucni-i
Ay res. 133 60.
IIKRLIN. Oct. 15 -Itusliiess on the bouro
was Irregular. Home funds wero tlrm.
Americans and Cauaillan Parities wero
steady. Mine shares lluctiiated. closing
easier. Honk shares were dull. Exchange
on tendon. 20111 I7pfgs for checks The
rate of discount for short hills was 3 per
cent; for three months bills, 4', per cent.
PAIMM f),i I.', .lliislness on the bourse
todnv opened quiet and hesltntlng. There
were realizations nlmost throughout the
llt. Internationals were easy and Spanish
4s were freelv offered. Prices closed work,
except for Do Hecrs. which were actively
bought Kntllrs were maintained Three
per cent renU. K'f 85c lor the nocoii"!.
Exchange on London. 25f 13c for chickd.
Spanish Is closed at 7n.eo.
C11II1111 MiuKct.
NKW YORK , Oct 15.-COTTON The
bears In cotton today left 110 stone un
turned lu an effort to stnmp out all slims
of bull supremacy, which had obtained lor
a protracted period until last week s re
serves caused extensive desertions from
tho bull camp. The trade quite ueneraiy
had anticipated a higher Liverpool market
todav. anil exix-ctcd to see a turn for the
better here, ljtit the telegraph news was
rullv ns unfavorable as that received
Saliirilav. with vrlvale cables stating that
sentiment abroad had become Intensely
bearish. Our inarttot followed the Liver
pool break with a drop of I! to 20 points nil
tho call, tho loss later being Increased to
:C(i 3s points under Irresistible pressure of
long stuff and heavy sales for short account
whenever tho market showed tho leant
sMiiptoms of reaction. Europe was tho
leader in the local selling, though southern
Interests were not far behind. The pjbllc
hurriedly unloaded col ton accumulated last
week on' the Idea that ihe market was en
titled to n reaction. Not until after midday
was there the leant Indication of a lull In
tho selling movement or a change In trend
o llmi nations. Ilv 2 111. the advance
I rum tho bottom quotations: wan less than
P,n points, with parties holding prollts In
sight about the only buyers The mnrket
was nervous and with prices down to the
lowest of tho day. The factors which led
to tho break abroad and here consisted of
heavv receipts at oil points, enormous ex
port e'earances. a decline In southern spot
tunrkots of isfj, and reports of mag
nlllcent weather causing cotton to mature
where further out-t irn hud not been ex
pected. Statistics from nil quarters were
bearish and the nttltudn of holders In the
south was Ihe reverse of what It bus been
hllico the season opened, while exporters
seemed to have lost all their fears of a cot
ton famine In F.uropo and flatly refused to
buv except at emphatic prlco concessions.
Olllclal estimates for continued large re
ceipts and predictions from Washington
for unchanged weather conditions during
tho next thlrtv-slx hours tended to check
buying late In tho day. The market closed
wuk nt a not loss of Xiifliis points. Futures
closed weak; October. 9.10c; November,
9.20c; December, '.i.ISc; January. 9.17c; Feb
ruary. 9.16e; March, 9.17c; April. 9.16c; May,
9.17c; June. 9 15c; July. 9.10c; August, 9.86c.
Spot closed easy at 3-lOe decllno; middling
uplands. 10',c; middling gulf, 10',4c; sales,
262 bales. . .
ST. LOFIS, Oct. 15.-COTTON Uc lower
and dull; no sales; middling, 9ic; receipts,
I.WSi bales, shipments, 3.918 bales; stock, 18,
710 bales.
NKW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-COTTON-Mhhv:
sales. 11.0511 bales: orillnnrv. 7 11-lCc:
good ordinary. 8 5-160; low middling, S I6-I60;
middling. 9 5-lfic; good middling. 9'4c: mid
dling fair. 9v: receipts. 25.761 bales; stock.
lfiil.767 bales. Futures, steady; October. 9.06
ffl9iSo; November, 8 9 Kf 8.93c; December. 8.88
-i8.s9c; J.inunrv. 8 HviiS.soc; February. S.9I5J
S92c; March. '8.95M8.96c; April, 8.958.970;
Mnv, S itiMiS 97c; June, S 97c bid
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 15.-4 p. m.-COTTON
Spot, bolter demand, prices ensler; Amer
Icnn mlilding fair, 6 7-32d: good middling,
DM: middling, 513-16d; low middling. 5.d;
good ordinary, 5U-I6d; ordinary, 4 ll-16d.
The sales of the day were 7,'sTO bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and Included 6.500 bales American; receipts,
1,000 hales, Including 6od American. Futures
opened easier and closed steady; American
middling 1 m. c; (Ictober. 5 24-61.1. buyers;
October nnd November. 5 13-6lf(o ll-fild, sel
lers: November and December, fiOO-OFu
5 lO.iMd, selbrs; December and Jnnuary.
5 07-Old, sellers; January nnd Febrnarv,
6 0,--6ld, luyers; February and March.
6 63-61(1. buyers; March nnd April, BOt-Cld.
buyers; April and May, Bd. Boilers; May and
Juno, 4 6S-0ld. sellers; June nnd July, 4 02-6
fi4 63-61d, sellers; July and August, 4 (.0-6ld,
vnluo; Aiigimt and September. 4 55-64d, sel
lers. (til Market.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Oct. 15. Oll.S-Credlt
balances, 11.10' certificates, no bid; ship
ments. 15S.39V avrruge, 90,994; runs, 138,, 31;
averaifo, 91,626.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15.-OILS-Turpentlno
spirits, easy at 29s 3d.
LONDON. Oct. 15. OILS Linseed oil,
33s lOVl; turpentine spirits. 29s 6d29s 9d.
NKW YORK, Oct. 15.-OILS-Cottonseed
oil, dull; prime yellow, 36?137c; pretroleum,
easy.
Xew York llejr floods,
NEW YORK. Oct. 15,-The marmot for
dry goods has ruled dull In all departments
today so far as demand goes, but then
has not been any ensler tone noticeable.
In brown sheetings nnd drill prices remain
llrm and are In favor of hovers In a num
ber of instnnees In bleiu lied and conrse
colored cottons. Print Moths quiet, no
change In prints or glnghnms Woolen
goods' division very quiet throughout.
California Dried I'roHs.
NKW YORK, Oct. 15 - CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRI'ITS-Steady at old prices. Tho
market for oMiporated apples ruled quiet
and uninteresting ull day nt nominally un
changed prices. State, common. 4ff5o;
prlmo. 4,ffi',e; choice, 5Vn6o; fancy, 6'if
iii,o. Prunes, on the basis 0' 3v2(u,c per
pound, as to size and quality Apricots,
llovnl. HffHe; Moor Park. 15fil6c. Peaches,
peeled. 16?(20c; impeded. 6fr9e
Wool Market.
ST. LOI.'1 8. Oct. 15. WOOr,-Medlum,
steady; all others ensy and unchanged;
medium grades, 14((120o; light tlrm, 14ffl7o;
heavy tine, llfiHcj tub wushed, 18'u29c.
Indicates Fundni'
The olllclal number nf cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh lUl'ses.
C., M. & St. P. Ry 2
O. ci St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacltlc Ry 5
I'nlon Paclllc system.... 64
C. A N. W. Ry
F.. K. & M. V. R. R.... 12
S. C. P. Ry
C St. P.. M. O. Ry.. 6
II. Ai M. R. R. It 85
C, 11. oi Q. Ry 1
C R. 1. P.. east
C. R. I. & P., west
Illinois Central
Total receipts 203
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as foiows, each buyer p ircliaslng the num
ber of head Indicated:
1
fi 29 5
fi
11 4 4
1
r.
s 21 2
6
i !! !!
1
49 54 11
Huvers.
Omnlia Packing Co
(1. H. Ilaiuinnnd Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ci Co
It. Decker & Degatl
Vnnsnnt Ar Co
Lobuilill & Co
McCreary A (lark
W. I. Stephen
Ronton Ar I'ndorwood . . . .
I.lvtngstono it Schallr..
Hiimlltnu & Rothschild.
L. 1. Husz
II L. Dennis Co
Hobblek
Mawhinney
other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
191 Toll
591 530 70)
311 IM 1,iM
826 l.3'!5 73S
V) 232 2,610
117
2!
397
32
149
218
339
331
Ki
31
88
1
SSI ... 5.S75
4.950 3,517 12.rt.-i2
Totals
CATTLE -There were not qulto as many
cattle here today ns arrived a week neo,
hut still there was a good liberal supply.
Taking the market as a whole. It was In
very satisfactory condition. The only class
of cattle that was any lower than last
week s quotations was cornfed steers. II. ly
ers did not seem to take hold of them
with as much life as they did last week,
perhaps owing in some extent lo the fact
that there were no verv choice cattle on
sale, and as a rule sellers were calling the
market a little lower. Hlds seemed to range
all the way from weak to n dime lower In
extremo cases nnd ns sellers were not
willing to make the concession It was some
11 mo befotc thoy changed hands. The
Chicago market was qioted a Hat dime
lower.
Cows of nil kinds were In good demand
this morning nnd ns on'v a few over forty
cars of cows nnd heifers were offered the
mnrket was active and fully steady. Even
tho medium kinds moved more freely than
usual today and ns n result the yards were
cleared of cow stutt nt a reasonably early
hour.
Yard traders succeeded In cleaning up
their supply of cnttlo In gool shape last
week and as a result they were all looking
for more todn. Tho market started out
nctive and stronger. It could safely bo
quoted strong to 11 dime higher and In
some enses snles were mndo that looked
15c higher. The greatest advance was of
course on tho cholco grades, but even the
medium nnd commoner kinds moved quite
free'y. Stock cows and heifers nlso sold
nt good, strong prices.
Tnoro was tho .lsual good demand for
western steers and those that were offered
brought good, strong prices, particularly If
they were (rood. Cows were nctive nt Just
about steady prices, while stock calves
wero In good demand and strong to a dime
higher, nnd some of tho choicest bunches
mnv have sold 15c higher. Representative
sales:
STKEIIS.
No. Av
2 t jws
1i.iv
1 bjil
9 feeders
: recders
11 feeders
:s feeders
13 cows
2 cows...
1 cow. .
2 cows...
9
1 no
Uif)
!&
969
991
.. 801
..ll
.. m
..mi
1 1
1
3 Ml
4 uo
3 00
2 7
2 00
75
I w
4 1 Hues)
feiiler i
1 fcdrui
" feeders
- feeders
7 ciilles
3 steers
4 cows ..
i cows. . .
cow. . .
. !H
1170
52 cows..
1 cow .
45 heifers... 914
29 c. .V h . 782
40 cows. .1014
COLORADO.
1' )
!)
li
9'u
s m
.Wi
1210
. 11J7
..1050
..1070
23 steers.
5 bulls..
1 bull.
. !llUi
IfnO
1 cow 1100
liros. Wyo.
2 oow.
6 feeders.
9 feeders.
173
92.
W.
1081
.III
1040
1240
1137
F.
914
80)
895
937
11.
1("5 feeders. t58
P.
31 feeders.. 11 14
f3
830
2 00
.1 75
40
2 85
1 9d
Hoffman
47 feelers . 'irj 3 73
'.rtb Milwnrds Wvn.
II feeders.. 9&N 3 70 3 feoders
3 7o 1 feeder.
3 70
P. Larson Wyo.
3 10 1 cow 1PS0
2 70 3 cows 1120
3 1) 1 hull 1100
2 Oil 1 bull 1120
4 10 1 steer ....1070
1). Wright - Neb
3 75 10 feeders.
3 50 6 feeders.
3 l) 3 feeders.
3 70 8 feeders).
M. Bearle -Neb.
4 30 2 fefders.
1.. Elston- Neb.
4 10
Norrls .fe
4 1.1
4 1
1
3 :)
4 i"
3 5
1 50
2
2 IS
4 25
3 50
3 10
3 2n
821 3 25
3 cows. .
l cows. .
I cow
I bull....
7 steers.
123 feeders.
84 feeders .
80 feeders. .
1W feeders.
3 70
3 70
3 50
3 r
'."I'I
2 91
3 50
3 76
3 CO
.1 00
3 00
914
H40
895
937
058 3 8-1
..119)
.1130
!! Mr. ol
7 feeders.. 92S 3 20 2 steers
1 bu II 120.) 2 75 1 steer.
1 steer lll'i 3 25 1 steer 1(36
3 steers. ...1203 3 95 2 steers. ...HOT)
R. Templeton -Win.
22 feeders . 711 4 tn". 2 feeders.. 700
li feeders.. 971 3 80 10 feeders. .1022
23 steers' ...1170 4 15
Cresswcll Catllo Co.-S. V).
15 cows... . 996
1 cow 89)
7 cows 1036
2 cows 9V1
35 steers. . . 1 1 in
11 steers.. ..1100
2 8fcers....l270
7 steers... .1080
2 cows 005
1 cow 1110
10 heifers... 687
11 cows .... 91S
1 calf 340 3 50
1 calf 120 5 00
2 cows. . .. 9."0 3 (i
8 cows. ...1023 2 Pit
48 feeders. . 996 3 50
4') feeders. . 991 3 50
2 feeders. 1185 3 50
1 cow 1120 .'I 50
2 cows no0 3 50
1 cow .. .1240 3 M
29 bulls ...1219 2 70
2 bulls . . lit i 2 25
11 cows ... 1121 2 00
4 75
3
3 10
3 93
3 2fi
3 90
3 00
3 CO
2 90
2 90
1 35
4 .15
4 35
2fi
3 50
2 70
:t 35
2 1
William Donnld-Ncb.
22 feeders .1057 I 00 3 foedera.. 910 3 3fi
A. Hnumcnril S. D.
7 feeders.. 792 3 75 7 feeders.. 857
7 feeders.. 877 3 75 2 feeders.. 640
2 cows... .1040 1 75 1 bull 1280
1 cow 1160 3 Oil 1 bull 1180
S. C.irrothor Nel
23 feeders.
15 feeders.
20 feeders.
6 heifers.,
1012 3 X
Campbell
4 00
3 25
3 30
1 feeder..
& 11. -Coin.
3 feeders.
1 bull....
38 calves..
Cnmpboll Colo.
I 10 1 feeder..
3 80
Nonis Mont.
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow....
134
H97
57(1
J.
11 feeders . 028
7 feeders. . 8n2
IJ-
ii reniers 1033 2 70
1 cow 2 7o
1 cow mo 2 70
1 cow fW 1 50
Patrick llros.-Wyo.
25 cows 1171 3 55 I cow ....
, , , C. O'lllele-Ncb.
1 heifer.... 870 2 60 12 feeders
1 heifer.... 720 3 10 5 feeders.
2 feeders. . 670 3 37'.
Charles Sprinkle-Neb.
28 feeders.. 996 3 80 4 feeders
,j. ai. t 'invert Wyo.
1 21 3 75 4 calves.
3 75
, 910
810
,1300
317
.1 75
2 75
2 75
2 75
3 0)
3 50
2 75
4 70
MO 3 50
.1250
.1150
.1210
3 60
2 70
3 91
1040 3 00
u d f .p . 1. wit hi .iv n .1 i n' I U fi
f gl II M UC ! t 'J . , ..
Sill I M LAM11S Re (l tn t )
h' 1 I tn ,rki u, ib t 'icslr blr 1 r id ;
pti ',tl,i i-i nitn.oi tc .dy '.null; , '
j5 10 n M,. ,s, i.i.V-IOO, i-toi Iters n I '"
its J.'...,iioi, mill. 12.6 f.l 25.
eu ork I. It i' "tool..
NKW YORK Oct. 15 HKr7VF8 H'
Celpts. 5.DKS head, dull and driiiglng-i l'uf
16o lower, medium and good cows. ..ki-."
on, steers $4 is oili An, oxen and slags. JJvo
4.12',; bulls, J2 40.75; fat bulls. W.1HM.M.
cows, tl bt'tiJ 7.1. live cattle nt London. Il'ir
12,c. at l.lwrpuol. Iltfl2c: sheep. 12(H' .
cAports. none
CALVES Receipts. 2.313 head; veals.
tlve and llrm grussers. stead), all sold.
euls. 1I..WI8 ,,,i; tops. $8 75; little calves
I uOfM.iM: grnssers, lJ.r.tVjia.1".!; fed and mixed
cnhcJ wwuh.isi,
. SHEEP AND LAMPS- Receipts. 16 9 8
head; good to k, tlrm to 11 shade higher,
medium and common gr.ides, steadv; slici p
W.WKJI5H; few . hoi, ., wethers. $1.75. culls.
$2 008 2 50; lambs. $.". ijm! 1.' . one deck ex
trn, $6.26; Canada lambs, $6 culls, Jllidif
4.50.
HOtlS-Rivelpts. IJ.rw head, market de
pressed; prices nominal.
M. Iiouls 1,1 e ioek Market.
ST. LOJMS. p,t 15 CTTLi:-Ri.ipts.
n.JiO head, Including 3. Mo Tcxatis, matket
FfalOc lower: native shliplng and export
steers, ll.Ooti. w, dressed r iukI butc'ior
steers, $l.iff5 lo, sturs under l.O"' ib .
M.StMtr.Oi); si. 'ker- mil fe, ,l,.rs, $2 45ffl,5.
cows nnd heifers, $2"v,,r, mi, cannery. $1 ')
(Ji2.75; bulls. J;' 3:.H4.ii, T, xs and indliii
steers, $3.30iil.35; cows and heifers. 2.T,n)
3.10
llOfiS Receipts, 391M he.id, market 5 if
10c lower; pigs and lights Ji sMif..(0, puck
irs, $1 8i)f5.nn, butchers, ?l!"'jil0
SHEEP ND LAMPS l;vepts. 1 jrt
head, market stcudy. nailie inuttons. $3 11
frtl.l'i. I itnlis. J3 26jii :ri , nils and Innk-.
$2 (11 1 li, stoikers, 2 2fii).!25
St .losepb 1,1, e stock,
SOI TH ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Oct K. -iSte
clnl.)--Th) Journal quotes;
CATTLE -Recelits, 3,500 head; market
sternly on best, others loc lower; truiM .
$12ui.i.5fl, Texas and westerns, $3 25U5 r";
cows .ind heifers. $2.(?fl50; bulls and
$2i"iilT5; ) curlings' and crtlves. $.1 '.'".iff 1 '
stockeis and feeders, $3.00(84.15, voids, $1 . iltf
6. SO.
IIOC.S Recelpf-. 1.900 head; market 7'i it
10c lower: all grades. $1.87195; bulk 01
snles. $4 9ifl 4 924.
SHEEP AND LAM11S -Receipts, none,
demand strong; lambs, $ I. f.it5. 00; slici ;,
$3.5oi,U 1.(0.
Mock In Slulil.
Following are the vecelptd nt the foi.r
principal westirn markets lot October p.
Cattle. Hogs. Sin '
South Omaha 5:90 3.31 n7'i
CIllcUKO 24 W) 31.0e0 1-. 0
Kansas City I'i. urn r.Ji 1 1
SI. Lullls 5.200 3 1
Totals
..50.599 49.186 3... -i
815
752
ft S7'A
3 374
992 3 25
32 feeders.
1 feeder. .
9 feeders.
68 calves. .
10 cows . . .
10 cows
1 feeder..
2 steers. .
2 steers..
I steer...
4 steers..
0c
9IS
336
1036
1036
910
1120
..ll5
105.1
.I(!7
1.1
26 heifers.
3 lulfers.
I steers..
5 steers. .
1 bull....
7 COWM. . .
22 feeders.. lOf.1
3 liters... .1126
3 steers... .1115
28 cw A hfs 918
4
2 90
2 95
3 75
I 20
I 20
4 20
I 20
(illlnnd -Neb.
. R20
. fin
. 813
.1277
.1071
.1610
9V2
cows,
1 cow. .
1 cow
3 cows.
2 cows.
1.1 cows.
I cows.
1 feeders
llOOS
1027
740
lo-,o
876
815
1023
162
95-'
There
3 50
3 50
2 75
3 50
2 40
2 2ft
3 "5
S tl
I 40
was
50 fo"ders.
2 feeders.
21 feeders.
I feeder..
19 feeders.
I feeder..
16 foidors.
7 feeders.
1016
SI0
1070
110)
lnl2
950
115
915
4 75
3 3f.
3 01
I 20
1 20
2 70
3 35
3 75
I 2.1
4 W
I 25
3 75
4 9U
3 no
4 21
3 ol
I I'i
1 t)
ColVee Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15 -COFFEE Sp .
Hlo, llrm. Mild, (inlet; Cordova, 9o Fn
tures opened steady nt 10 points In (In Mi
later lu sympathy with severe losses tn
Havre nnd Hamburg, milled 5 points after
the call on local support and absence of
selling pressure, but later turned easy mi l
dei lined under closing cables from Hiiiio
and estimate for Increased Ilrazlllii'i f
celpts. Trading was slack all day. with the
talent In control ("oved (inlet, with prl.es
in points lower; total sales, l,0"0 bags. ie
cluilliig; December, $7.1517.20; March, $7 30
07.3.5; July. $7.r.
Sugar
Oct. 15.-
Mnrkel.
SI CAR-lleet. Oeto.
Monday s siiiiiilv of
n Chicago reported
Just about n usuil
ho.is hero today, b.-.l
11 ,lr all In tirlr'.is I hn
market here opened up nboot ti dime lower
A very few loads thai cbiuiged hands be
fore tho real condition of ihe market was
known were perhaps no; more than 5c
lower, but the mnrket pr.ietlcallv opene)
a dime lower. The bulk of the snles w.il
from $4 80 lo $185. with a top nt 11 90 The
prices did not Improve as the morning .id
vaneed nnd In some cnes sellers wero call
ing the market l(K(il2,c lower.
Tho close w.is no bettor, and. although
the market wai. slow and draggy. It soon
came to a close owing to the light supp'y
The market Is now about whero It was th
losi 01 .iay anil inc nrst or June when b.igs 1
LONDON.
her, 9s 9d
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-St'(1A It-Raw
steady; fair lellnlng, 4',c; centrifugal. f'i
test. 140; molatses silgiit', 1.'. retlned,
steiidl .
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15. -SI Tl A It -Steady;
new crop, open kettle, none; opru
kettle, centrifugal, 5 5-lfic; centrlfugiil, vol
low, I3, "do I 16c; seconds, 311 1 9-10e.
Drive Out Another Dtmlelle.
MANSFIELD. . Oct 15 Anotlur
Dowielte, Edward Williams of Ilenoti
Harbor. Mich, arrived todnv on a hlevelo
from Crestline, nnd was imtr.edlnlcly stet
out of the (ill bv Ihe police.
Snllilli Lenses Islimd to i'lirUej.
ADEN. Oct. 15 The sultan of Turkey
1 has leased to (iermnny for thirty vears thn
i Island of 1 ma 11 on the Red Sea, fortv
! miles north of Knmnran. for a coaling
I Htn'lon
Nn.
2 .
1 .
I. ..
II. ..
REEF
Av. Pr
. Xi S5
1150 3 '10
1120 4 35
.lien 4 w
..11X14
..1309
.. 30
.10M
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
Tr.
4 M
6 OR
5 ,r,
6 85
49 35 4 85
COWS.
t.. IMC 1 IS 11 M 2 M
2 8(10 1 25 1 10S0 3 )0
1 m 1 :s 1 779 1 m
1 m s w is 993 s 00
3 S8) 2 f 1 1180 3 20
4 B37 3 1 10M-3 20
1 t$0 2 M 5 ISW i ID
10 !I0 2 M 3 122S S 75
8 1060 2 75 3 1230 4 00
HEIFERS.
1 VA 2 00 3 780 3 a
1 m a 23 1 hm 3 it
1 50 8 00
CALVES.
1 2f,0 2 JO 1 10 8 28
3 185 4 80 8 101 IM
1 136 5 CO 1 120 R TO
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERB.
4 657 3 00 4 576 3 ?5
2 1060 3 00 5 802 3 30
1 73i) 3 10 14 819 3 28
1 6201 8 11 1 S,0 3 10
1 760 3 2J 15 924 3 48
1 780 S 15 f 1IK 5 (VI
J9 !S4 3 25 F8 1183 8 10
HULLS.
1 13SA 2 28 1 1370 2
1 1370 2 40 1 1160 J tS
.1540
! M
8
1
1
1
22 ...
13
STOCK CALVES.
437 4 ty)
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
710
60
'Xi
686
867
3 00
3 OA
3 2t
3 3'.
3 40
13...
1".
1.,
KC2
6f-8
7M
4IS
3 70
? 76
3 7".
I INI
4 00
35 feeders.
26 feeders.
1 cow. ..
1 cow
12 calves..
II cows
11 feeders.
2 feeders.
4 feeders
17 feeders.
2 feeders.
:; feeders.
1 feeder..
1 feeder..
1 feeder..
1 feeder. .
1 steer
3 feeders
51 feeders.
3 cows. .
12 cows....
1 cow
It ci.ws
3 cows
7 cows
3 heifers.
1 heifer..
1 cow
19 cows. . .
1 cow
11 heifer.
NHRRASICA.
956 $4 15 1 feeder.
HI
.MS)
1200
"S
'. 995
. 849
. 920
. 737
. 937
. 990
900
. 1000
.1480
1280
. S50
. 800
. 750
. 935
. 9"6
. 9'
. 970
. 986
.1256
.1011
,. 806
. 880
.10'")
.1010
.1010
.. 770
I 15
3 40
3 00
3 40
2 75
4 I"
t r
4 in
3 75
3 25
3 75
3 25
2 50
2 80
3 90
3 25
3 00
3 75
3 15
2 75
2 25
2 90
2 90
3 15
3 00
3 00
2 60
3 10
3 25
3 15
4 feeders.. 9Si
1 cow 1110
760 13 15
1 heifer,
12 heifers...
29 feeders..
6 cows
1 I'OW...
2 cows.
1 cow.
1 cow. . ,
16 cows.
1 cow
1 bull
7 heifers.
1 calf
32 feeders,
1 cow 1050
2 feeders.. 935
16 feeders.. 916
2 feeders.. 540
1 heifer... .1130
2 cows 810
1 bull 1250
3 heifers... 806
1 heifer..,
I heifer..
5 cows
In feeders,
78 feeders.. 604
2 feeders.. 505
570
516
671
. .. 70
.. 910
...1291
...1050
...1D30
...1010
... 810
820
811
190
893
50
630
882
851
8 cows. .
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
6 cows. . ,
1 heifer.
4 feeders
3 feeders.
1 feeder..
11 feeders,
2 feeders.
1 feeder. .
21 feeders.
17 cows.
14 feeders.. hot
1 feeder... 1210
14 feeders.. 1025
1 feeder... 820
1 cow 810
1 cow 116i)
. 903
. 900
.1160
.1090
1016
. 700
. 915
.1046
. 9W
. 7i)
. 625
. 900
1057
960
WYOMINO.
no
2 50
2 75
2 50
2 50
10
5 85
3 ft".
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 70
2 85
4 224
4 224
3 90
3 25
2 00
2 So
1 cow...
2 cows..
1 cow. . .
3 cows. . , .
1 heifer..
12 feeders.
22 feeders.
1 feeder .
4, feeders.
2 feeders
1 feeder.
1 feeder. .
23 feeders.
22 steers. ..
3 feeders.
33 feeders.
10 feeders.
2 feeders.
1 cow
1 cow
..1160
..100(7
.. 830
.. 816
. 700
. 982
. 840
. 870
. 935
.1085
. 760
. 720
.1035
.1347
.1253
.1145
. 990
. 835
.1200
.1110
4 15
2 0
2 80
3 05
3 10
3 25
2 75
3 25
2 75
3 Oil
2 70
1 00
3 10
3 10
5 10
3 67
2 75
3 25
3 90
4 25
3 25
2 10
2 10
3 Oi)
2 90
3 90
2 61)
3 85
3 80
3 80
2 50
2 73
2 30
2 50
3 10
3 80
3 85
3 65
3 65
3 65
3 66
3 00
3 85
4 25
4 224
4 224
3 65
3 10
2 85
wero averaging
resentntive snles
11 round $1 3.
Re,
I
No Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Kb Pi
13 103 . . J.l & 41 3.17 80 4 82H
31 104 . . 4 fO 73 227 2S0 4 liu
111 Ol . . 4 31 f.9 2S9 H 4 V2i,
F'7 KO ... 4 ""I M 1MJ 1(V1 4 (2S
85 112 fl 4 71 49 271 80 4 82'j
17.. . 2fl 80 4 75 67 215 40 R,
40 SO". . . 4 80 69 270 10fl 4
91 711 4) 4 t.l 73 2' 4 4" 4 li
31 260 . , 4 0 87 tl.1 40 4 SLi,
49 271 ICO 4 80 84 2i 40 4 -.
m 310 120 I .) 85 tJ So 4 ''."
M 505 ... 4 0 42 826 20 4 V."
58 30 40 4 81 M 2S9 81 4 ':f,
f2 313 41 4 SO Tl Ml 40 4 tji
63 mi 80 4 fO (.0 27 41 4 f.'l.,
82 '.Mi 100 4 80 4 270 120 4 S2'i
r 213 40 4 8 1 80 250 ltio 4 82'.
62 200 ... 4 2'5 (tl 231 . 4 '.".,
59 296 ... 4 821, 79 4 j
78 307 130 4 2I4 ?4 240 41 4 Rf.
83 293 120 4 8IJ 5? Hi . 4 5
10 241 ... 4 81',, 84 221 . . 48.".
ti 286 40 4 821 78 229 SO 4 8
73 230 120 t S2'i 84 ?M 80 4 88
0 .... SoT. . 4 821, 54 214 0 II.
t ... 271 4 121, 87 241 W 4 '5
CO . 255 1 4 2"j M 211 4 '
SHEEP This week started out with o
good liberal run of sheep, 14,731 head being
reported on sale, as against 10,507 head a
week ago today Favorable reports wore
received from other points nnd ns a result
tho market opened up active and Just about
steady. Th demand was good for both
sheep and lambs of good qunllty, though
there were not any very choice iambs
offered. Sheep sold as high as $3 90. Tho
situation can best be der.orlbed today as n
good, steady, nctive market all around
Feeders were In good supply ngnlti today,
but the demand continues equally good, so
that prices hold prartlrMly unchanged.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, $3.75f)l.00: choice grass yearlings. $3 76
ir4.00; choice owes $3.253 50. fnlr to good
ewes, $3.00ft3 25; cull ewes, $2 50fl3.n0. choice
spring lamb. $4 75ff6 00; fair to good spring
lambs, I4.60af4.75: feeder wethers. $3 85fl 61
feeder Inmbn, tt.Ooffl 40. Representative
utiles:
No.
27 Nebraska coats
464 Wyoming feeder ewes
50 Nebraska uwes
87 Wyoming ewes
170 Nebraska ewes
7 feeder lambs
400 Wyoming wethers
517 Wyoming feeder yearlings
270 Wyoming feeder yearlings
432 Wyoming yearlings
212 Wyoming wethers
1004 Wyoming v 'ethers
6 feeding lambs
574 feeder lambs
606 Wyoming lambs
(A Wyoming wethers
3 Wyoming wothnrs
400 feeder lambs
637 western lambs
216 Idaho feeder owes
22 Nebraska eweH
166 Idaho ewes
17 Idaho wethers
327 Nebraska feeder lambs ...
100 Nebraska lambs
51 western ,vhors
98 ewes and wethers
42 western wethers
203 western wether
189 western wethers
1,142 western wethers
Poor Indeed
nrc those weighed dowu by mental de
pression. Men rise In this world
iluouKli buoyant nerve force.
The loss of this force dnlly drags
down lo failure some of the world's
brightest minds, hiu li n condition Is
commonly known ns Nervous Debility,
When you lose (.clf-rnnudcnre and
feel your strength, energy and nerve
force are slipping away, It is Inch time
jou seek sensible did.
You prefer health and success to
nilfery and fnllurc.
cmc.wio 1,1 vi:
8'rocic
A v. Pr
61 13 00
86 2 no
96 3 T5
77 2 20
95 3 35
54 3 50
100 3 60
84 3 65
83 3 65
56 3 76
93 .1 75
122 3 90
95 4 00
59 4 20
63 4 75
110 3 25
76 3 50
53 4 25
61 4 85
101 3 00
93 3 25
103 3 .1,-,
92 3 80
51 4 30
60 I 75
1X) 3 40
115 3 50
07 ' 81
I'M .1 Mi
W 3 10
115 3 DO
M VlllillT,
s jXj
(.'utile mid Hogs fifiierall y I.oiver
Sheep mid I. limbs Strongr.
CHICAGO, (lit 15 -CATTLE Receipts
21,000 head. Including ,o) westerns nnd
1.200 Texnns, steers 61l"c lower, bnlehsr
stock strong, westerns steady to 5c low, r:
Texnns stonily, natives, best on sale toduv.
one carload nt 15 80, good to prim., steers,
15 305(5 85. poor to medium. 1115195 25, se
lected feeders steady at $3 8ofli Sn; mixed
stoekers. $2 85'uloo, cow,, $2 (Kit I 25 : hflf.-n.
$2,7511 75: canners, stonily, at $2 001(2 M);
hulls, hteiidy, at $2 704 50; calves, sto.i v
nt $4 0nii6 25 Texans, receipts. l,20i head;
best on sale today, ten carloads hi $1 on,
Texas fed Mteers. $4.0!f I HQ: Texas griiss
steers, $1251(110; Texas bulls. 12. 75'ti S.fO.
JIO(5S Receipts, 36,000 head, estimated
tomorrow. 24 rs bend, left over, 6 000 head,
market RfilOo lower, top, $1,174. mixed mi l
butchers. 11 8f,fr, 174, good to choice heavy,
II 85(1(6 15. rough heavy, $1 7fft l0; light,
$180175.15: bulk of sales. $1 "lOflB in
SHEEP AND LAMPS- Receipts, 18,000
hfd. market 10c higher; lambs, lOiii.'.e
higher: good to choice wethers, tiioyl.jo;
fair to chol ( mixed. $3.5047100; wester 1
sheep, 13 9.WI30, Texas sheep, $HOH5 75,
nutlvo lambs, $4 851(5 05.
Kansn ("Ilv Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY', Oct. 15 CATTLE Re
ceipts, ll,r0 natives. 4,500 Texans and I.?)
calves: desirable killing and feeding cattlo
steady, common 10c lower: nutlve stern,
$4.601,6.30; storkers and feeder, $3.o0fi V,;
butcher cows nnd heifers, llfirvffilnO; cin
ners, 2.40(fj3.OO; fed westerns $1.50(5.35;
Texanri t2.sViH(3.65; calves, $3.ro05.C
HOC1S Rectdpls, f,9i0 head; trade slow
have 110 enual as a nerve restorer. A
couple of boxes will dispel that heavy I
feeling; the iintintnral weariness ills- I
appeals nnu repner . langtmr wiui new
forre ntld vltror of lioil i' nnd limiti .t I
ftjl boxes will cure any orduinry case of
m I nervous debility. If not, you get your
moticy (kick.
81 00 pr box : fi for 00, mailed In
BW plain pnckiigr. Ii..i.k free. PiSAf
I Mfliirtwi, I',. I'I. . ),.,, , I Ml, n
Bold b Kulin .1- Co, l. 1I1 and Doug as,
nnd .) A Fuller & Co . llth and Douglas
S5.QQ A MONTH.
SPECIALIST
111
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Omaha,
VARICOCELE
HYDROCELE cured
Method new, nuver falls,
without cutting, pain or
lot.8 or time
RYPHIL I Rcured for lite slid thnpolson
w "lOf.horouchiy cleanfrt from
the system. Soon every sign uud symptom
disHpiieiirs completely and forever. No
"llltl'SAICINO OUT" of thn disease on the skin
or fce. Treatment contains no dangerous
drug or Injurious medicines
WEAK MEN l,"H w MANllooiifrotn Ex
rVi,,. , v cessesor Victims to Nr.nvoim
SUAUALUY IIKBIMIV or FXIIAPKTION,
WAHTl.Vil WSAKNKSS INVOM'NTAKV LOSSES,
with Paiii.v nr.rAV lu Yihnu and Mjuiu.ic
Aukii, Ueit of Tim. vigor nml strength, with
sexual organs I m put ml sudweak
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'7 7, e'2and Infnlilb'H Home Treat
nna uutti nient. Noinhtrutiienis.nopala,
no dotentlon from business (ionorrtiofia,
Kidney and llliulder Troubles
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NO CURE. NO PAY
If von htrr r,mall. vrrik nrfftiii.
loit power or vi-axrnlnr drHinn,
our uciiiiiii ()rKn Iirrloir will
reimrn jou xiikhii druc or
rlri'trlrUr 115 000 o, in., ,i,.t nd
Nilurd not on trturtiwl . no ( t) I) !rud, wrllnfor
psili'illaiii r-ni urn .Ml ,11 p .un (.nvrinpr.
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