Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMATCA DATLT BEE: "WED2TE8D AT, OCTOBER 17. 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Starts in Active but Irregular and
Closes Higher.
CORN IS FIRM UNDER STEADY CABLES
Oat llerlvr Their treimtli from
S in until .v willi (Mhrr Mnrkrts
Provisions tinny Unt Soiim
vrluil IrreKiiliir.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16. Hotter Liverpool en
bits than ltn'l boon expected inlluenccd
hc-nt todav. December cloning ow
yesterday. Corn cloned Vnfce and ontK V'
higher Provisions (it the doi wero little
Changed
Tli- most activity In wheat wns nt the
man .i drop nt Antwerp anil unex
pfctr.: steadiness nt Liverpool gave rl.e
to un irtcgulnr opening. Hecemher being
quoted In tin- first moment nil the wn.v
(rom 7IHe Hi The Liverpool steadiness
proved to ho the most lnllneiitl.il fnetor,
hf'W ver, as the crowd was birgely short,
owing to yesterday's operations and th
Liverpool attitude, cntlM.'il them some un
ea.inrs Th.- reopening ot mills at Vtn
rcai.'ill" and the sale of a cargo at Ant
. rp, the llrt in cMite.'fi months, were
Jair Items of Inllnencc. Trade, however,
-a. l.irgdy loenl The buying was mostly
In cpilet mid moderate way by shorts,
bulls making 'in oeca-'lonal Invcsttneiu.
O.tti'le trade, ns tisnal, was painfully
prominent, by reason of Us absence. De
cember slowly advanced fmin the ope.il.ig
to ;.'c The advance cau.ed some pri.il
tail ig. but the eUce was llrm. Uecmh' r
45 higher at 71 V-inSc. The worlds
vVlblo Increase of l.".V.v Int. was n cn-
Iir.i.rt New Yolk reportnl tw. nt.v-uvo
ends taken for export, boabnard clear
nri'o In wheat and Hour were equal to
Bsroro tin t'rltn.irv receipts aggregated
J.(1 iff) Int., compared with l.UO.vn Im. l..t
year Minneapolis ..nil Duluth reported f.2
eors against f!2 last week and l.Piu a year
ego' Local r iclpts wero ."l") cars, nln'v of
contra, t Kfadi . , , ,,
torn was the most active, and firm, under
the Infill, nee of steady cables, the who it
fl.tnm.ud ..in ii irri.ul Hllllllllllix I f lliumi.
York reported the
..... I... vil,,.r
I 'lilted Kingdom demand
sUmrls le 1 the buying. Ie-
""""". . . :,.,: ro...... .,.i
.......... ....i. iii iv-enn -..,vc nun ji'i'
i,.L...i 9',iii. lilulier. nt :i5M(S.1He. Itcet-lptJ
Acre TV. ear', fourteen cars under
Mnlmate
11.0
flats were nu ot. mil nun, m-unuh
HUP-
tiorl from the corn and wheat llrmh'-s.-'. and
n v. anew hat Improved shipping deni.i inl.
Jinotiibor sold between 21 -jl' -1Tt." and ii'sc,
Closing '' "P lit SCtiC. Itoecipin. ri v.....
provisions started easy and were some
what Irregulai later, but cone hid-il the
. .. ...... It.,,. n.ia.l.ilU ftl'Cr
th.. estimate and tower prices at the arils
Here sagging factors early, and hoavv Tr
lug or November lard early weakened tne
Whole list The grain strength later caused
n recovery, but this was mostly lost rn
lirollt taking, .iauiuiry pork sold between
til 22'2 and tll.IC's and closed i'-e hiKlier
ul $1127'; .lainmry lard between and
CIV, loslnK 2Vje lower at $i! Di'is.jind Jnnu
ur ribs between (.! and J.i.'jD'uii.'Ji'v with
tlie Ioe a shadu down at tf.yT'i'ff J.i
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 130
cars, corn, KO enrs; oats, : earn; hogs,
MiOfiO head. ,
The leading futures raneed ns follows:
Xrttcles.l Open.
HIkH.I Low. I Close. IVes'y.
Wheat I I
Oct. I 73 74
Nin. 71 li-'i, 7I'
73T',
71
7514
731 '
73U
7H4
71 Ii-1.
!
71
74HJ
4o-r
:i70
llo.. 74VrK.M 75
H'orn- I I . I
Oct
Nov.
lwi
Oats
r. 1
nv
41',
i.VJi
Va
L'liV21UfiH!
Hi
Nov. I" "ilfJ StaSt
21?iTU4
l)e.- 1 21T.I
t'nrk-
Oit. ',
Nov. 10 R7',-.
Jan. I 11 22y.1l
2Ils.!21si4jftl
2'AI
11', 00 1
11 00
11 27.b
fi 7T 1
fi 73
ts &744I
fi !I0
fi 30
li 00 I
16 00
10 00
11 23
fi S3
fi S3
li I'iO
fi 9)
fi 27V4
C 00
11 on I 10 S7' il
11 IKI'SI 11 --'.i
J.ard - I I I
( ) l I 1; S2A1 tt f24 7..
No'. li K'J'ssI '. S2!4 l-' 73
.tan ' 1; r.7'X!i ' im 0 r.r
Itlbs III
Oct. 1 r. on c !W fi S7'.ii
Nov. ' 30 li 32,4 JIM
.tan k ;i"',v " r !J I
No. 2.
flash quotations were an toiovta:
Kl.orr.-Oulet; winter patents. Sn.Mff UO:
BtralKh's. $3.20fi3.sn; clears. $.X20i73.61; snrliiK
Bpeclals, l.(JiH.70; patents, Sf.U0ti4.10;
BtrslKhts. $3 10'-i:l.lK: hnkerc W.20ti3.Sji.
WIIKAT No. 3. f.OTr.'c; No. 2 red, .H'jlp
TC4C. ,.ll. ll'i
itN
-No.
1'4C-
u-TH-Nt. 2. 21 He; No,
tJo ,i white. 23','.2jc.
vr. 'i r.'.i
white, 2H72l3ic;
llAnLicY-tiootl feeding, 41c; fair to.
Choice malting. -I.ffi.iitc. .,,,,
Hh'IODS-No. 1 ilaxseed. $1....; No. 1 north
western. Sl.70fil.7r.Vj. Prime timothy. SI. 10
(tt 15 Clover, contract grade. 510.23.
l'HOVISIONP-Mess pork, per hbl., Sl-r.0
X2 73 Lard, per Km lbs.. S'S.S2's'iil',."0 Shor
ribs sides (loose), J7.20W.40. Dry sn ted
Shoulders (boxed). Jii.iSftASO. Short clear
Bides i boxed). S7.37if7.50
WHISK Y-Hnsls of h gh wines. $1.27.
Sl'tiAK-Clit loaf. S8.C0; sranolated. $0.10;
coefe. tinners' A, S3. 85; off A, S3-i.V
li'ollowlng are the receipts and shipments
for tortav
Artl. leu.
riour, bids...
Vheat. bu....
Corn, bu
Outs, bu
Jtye. bu
Receipts. Shipments.
. . IS.OiTi) 32.000
... 222,000 73.000
. . MU.Oifl ri2.i.OI0
,.. 421.0H.I :S,0')0
,.. 10,000 s.ooo
.. 2u0.0i0 23.0J0
nancy, mi
On the Produce exchange today, tho but
ter market was tlrm; creameries, iiu-iw'i
dairies. ISWlhc. Cheese, llrm at 10U5flle
Jiggs, firm; fresh, 17V.
fKW VIIH1C
;r.i:u.vi, maukivi'.
Quotations
of Hit- Day on
Viirloiio
(itilinodltle n.
NHW YORK. Oct. 10. FLOl'R HecelntS
83.K12 bids.; exports, 2.1.90S lilils. ; sales, 8.231
iikRH ; steadier and rather more active on
choice grades, but otherwise dull; winter
ntralts. $3.50913 00; Minnesota patents, $1,131
4.35. winter extraa, S2.fiVn;l,ni. winter pat
ents, $3,705(1.00; soda bakers, $;i.(ni'n3 40; win
ter low urades. $2.45'i2.0O. live, (irm, sales,
400 Iibls. ; fair to good, Jll.lO'a l.:w; choice to
iaiuy. $3.334i3.70. Iluckwheat, dull, $2.0()r(f
"'TliTliWllHAT-Qulct. COiiCc, o. I. f.. New
CORN: MUAIj Steady: yellow western, Mc;
City. We. Hrandywine, 52.iri'u.'.'.
ItYK Quiet; No. 2 western, 59c, f. o. b.
Bllnat. state, 345(550, c. I. f., Now York.
II MILKY -Steady ; feeding, I4K45C. c. I. f.
Duffalo malting, r.O'dlilc, c. f. f.. Ihiffnlo.
ii.Mii.KY M ALT Dull: western, liirniisc.
A UKAT-lleculptH. lffi.323 bu.; exports,
48,000 im Spot, steady; No. 2 red, 7'Jlic f
o. Ii , alloat. and 7Sc, elevator; No. 1 mirth
crn Duluth. St,c, r. o. b., alioat, Dulutli;
Ko. 1 Duluth. S7'4c, f. o. li., atloat. Options
wero generally tlrm anil higher all day,
Htlniulated by an aliHeiice of liquidation,
considerable bujlng on thu reaction theory,
firmer Inte cables, a good northwest cash
ilemand and local covering. Closed llrm, aj
fjii.c net advance; March. S2's'nX.ti'lc; closed.
S3c. Ma. MWic; closed, S.l',e; Octolicr
closed, 7"V; Dccemlier, 70 '.t-lOOfSOc; dosed,
79c
COIIN-Recelpts, 1S.075 Im. . exports, 3!.1,
712 bu ; sales. 95,noo bu. futures and 4"0,(hh)
bu spot. Spot, linn; No. 2, 17V. elevator,
mid IS'iC. f. o. I) , ailo.it. Optlntif were
llruu r and moderately active; demand was
Inspired by llrmness abroad, the rise In
wheat, smaller i umtry otfeiings ami a good
shipping ilemand at Chicago. Closed llim
HlKl V net hUher; May. Il;i1ill,e; closed,
4lv . October dosed, Ifi'iC, Deceiuliei, IJ't'ij
42H.C closcil. 42c.
OATH-Receipts, fis.fini) bu.: exports, DO.aon
1)11. Spot, steady; No. 2, 25c; No. 3. 2IV-e;
!ii 2 white. 27c; No. 3 white, 2i!V: track
mixed westorn, 2ll!.S(2('iV; track while west
ern and state, 20VtS33c. Options, dull, but
rtead
KHhD Quiet: spring bran, SIG.MWi 17.00;
mlddlliiKEt. 517.001 10.50; winter bran, S17.50u
J9.00. city, Si7.UU1fl7.50.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 77J77';i;; good to
Choice. bJ'tWIsi'. . ...
llOPS-Q.ilet ; state, common to choice,
IS99 crnp, lofil.tc; olds. 2'i3c; Paclllo coast,
1800 crop, l(Xjjtac ; olds, 245e.
J I IDI-.n wuiei ; oimrnuiu, -w m -u iua.,
J5c. California. 21 to 23 lbs.. 1SV: Texas
ury. 21 to -la ins., sac
J.l-'ATl I MR- Steady ; acid, 22'!i1f.'3V
Hvoot.- Hull:
lioincsiic lin-ru,
2Se
vTexas, I&aiiuc
PROYLSIONS-Reef. oulet: family. $10 ro
urll.00. mess. S0.0ivii9.60; beef hams. $20 (HXij
packet. S10.Quim.iXli oily. .India mess.
9i .-.,.i... .,ii,i...i
bellies, S'l.OOIfll.oO; pickled shoulders. St. So,
Illi-.l.n,
rilckled hams, $a.?31fl.oo. l.ard. weaK
western Hteamed, $7.20; October closed ut
J7 20, nominal; reilned. easy; cnntliient,
S7.30; compound. $0.12'-jfO.3i'i. Pork, quiet;
family. $li..u1(l(i.3'J; mess, la -X-flo.w.
POTATOKS-yulet; Jerseys, St-WnM:
Js'evv York, ?1 Wtid.iW'j; Lonu Island, SI -SOW
J.73. Jersey sweets, U 232.73
TALLOW Quiet; city (Si per pksl. IV,
country (pkiis, tree), 4JCr6c.
RICr--iJulet: domestic, fair to oxtra, 4i
CfCUc. Japan. 4Vi!c. n ,
MOl.AHSKS -Stea.U i New Orleans, open
kettle pood to iholre. 4311 j3i
jtUTTI5lV-Slead , westuni creamery, l(m
L-i, fai lory, l.ValOe. June rreamen-. ISHilcj
imitation creamery. IbQtl'i . state dairy.
ciCkL'SK firm, larpe white, lOc; small
white, lie; large colored, 10c. small
olorcd. Hi.
nana -rteceipts, 12.SOO pkns-; tlrnt; weat
ern, regular pat klnif. at mark, lU'SUc, west
ern, lO'M off, 21e.
SIKTALS The market for metals wtl
generally dull and without speclul feature
of Importance In smpathy with rh Im
provement In price abroad the local market
for tins held steady at J2V3.Vf2S.uO. The rest
of the list was entirely nominal. Vlx Iron
warrants were dull at W.WgWiM. Spelter
quiet nt S4.10OI.IS. Lead, dull at S4.37V4.
Lake copper was dull at 10.7r.l7.00. The
broker-' t rice for lead wus SI and for cop
per, SlG.S'i.
OMAHA W HOI.ll.S tl.r. MAHICP.TS.
Cntidilloii of Trade mill ((untndniia on
Slnple niid I'nney 1'roclncts.
KOfi.S-Iteeclpts llRht; Rood stock, ICc.
L1VM 1'OfLTHV Hens, fie; rnmtere. 3?f
le; siirliiff chickens, r.intc; ducks, IQoC;
geese, i'ur.c: turkeys. Sc.
FHKHM DUKfHKU l'Ol 'LTHY Hens, S'4
ftOc; roosters, Milk . daiks and geese, iltflOc;
broilers, per do.., $H; sprliiK chickens, per
lb., MflOc; tutkeys. 12'sc.
flAMi: -l'ralili- (lilckriiF', per doz.. $3.ii0
I. GO; mallard ducks, per doz., U; teal, jl.Sny
1.7; mixed, Sl.dWt 1.7:., Jacksnlpe, Sl.35lrl.Cn.
IH'TTHIt Common to fair, 12'..c; choice,
IMMBc; separator. 21e; Bathercd creamery,
lllltaoc.
KKKHI! OYSTHUS-Klrst grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per can, 10c; ex
tra selects. 3ric; standards. 27c. Second
Krade. slai k tilled. New York fount. Ier
can, .Hif ; cMra selects, 2tc; standards, 20c.
I'ldHiiNH Live, per doz., 9c.
VILVLH- Choice. iKilne.
MAY- Price quoted by Omaha Yholesale
llav Dealers' a.-soclatlon: Choice upland,
KmO; No. 1 upland, JW; medium, $7.50; coarse,
SO.r.ri. Hye straw, 0. Theso prices are for
liny of good color and quality. Demand lair
and prices weak. Itfccclpts, 12 cars.
OAT.S-No. I! white. 20c.
COIIN No. ;i, .'ise
1IUAN-J13. '
vi:r.i:TAiiii:s.
c-rf.MHi:iS-I'er doz., SOflKc.
NKV TI'HNir'H-Ier bit. basket, COc.
Ni:Y IIKKTS-I'er bil., lM7Bo.
NHW CAUIlivrS-ror doz. bunches, 23c,
LKTTt'CH Per doz.. )0(hir.c.
HADIHIIKS Home grown, per doz., inc.
lll.ANS-U'ax, per 14 bu. basket, 40c;
Htrlnjr. Xe.
P()TAT(i:S Per bu., 40iJ7G0c; sweet potn
toes, per bu., 7Si(tlc.
CAllLtAOK-llninc Rrown ,,cr jb iuC;
Holland Meed, P,e.
TO.MATOMS-llome grown, per 14 bu. bas
ket , fiOc
-" JtJfS Home grown, per bu EOfiCOc.
CILi:it Nebraska, SOtrlOc.
rr.riTs.
PUAOM13S California freestones, $1;
clings, fc; 1,'tah freestones, UHWc.
I'Lt'.MS-Civllforiila, per crate. Sl.00fll.10;
per box, (Wc.
PKA ItH -Per box, $1,731(2.00.
(. It A PICS - California Tokays, 4-basket
crate. $l..r,; Delaware and Niagara, per E-lb.
basket. iSc; eastern Concords, 17'tilfc.
ViAiTi''Ui.Atti,NS-A8 to size. lUBlBe each.
. A' t !'J-.h-Nnllve, 7r,c!i$l.w per bu.; per
bid J2.S0; eastern, S:.7f,7i3.(Hl per hbl.
,., It'v'N,"''uuu;s-1 er bbi., SO.M); per crate,
TKOPICAL KIIUITB.
L10MONH ('jilll'nrnla . iirtm tj rn.
choice. St. ','uv'
1IANANAK Per linneli neenp.it, ,n ..t.
S2.00ri,2.75. " '
I' KiS ('allfornln. new c.irtnno. i. imi.
;0c. "'c'i'.
MISCKLLANKOUB.
Nt'TS !'!ni'll(.ll U'filnnta 11. lAAlit..
llberts. per lb., 12o; ulmotifls, per lb 16'.f
ISc: raw neaimts ner n. tiLmh.,. Mn...r
uV4l I He.
lllDI'.b No. 1 green. GUe: No. 2 preen
r.V.c;
No. 1 salttd. 7V.c: No. 2 snliml u,.'
No 1 veal cuir
S to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal
Cc.
calf, 12 to 13 lbs..
en .. msks ix avaii.aiu.h supply.
Cnlilc mill 'IV le irriiiilili. Il...,...
i t Afloat and An ho re.
NHW YOltiv. Oct 111 M,.eelol ...l.,-...l,l
llOtlces to lirn.lutreel'a l, . . L .. 1 11 " I ' t
. .. . . "le.,. III.- 1.IIIIIWJIIU
changes In available supply from last ac-
. tii.tii ,
Wheat I'nlte.l Kii.i. o.wi i-... .
or Hockles, Increased 1.S73.0O bu.; ailoat.
for and In Kurope, increased 2.4OO.C0O bu.:
total supply licreused I 27.i.iiii im
Corn I nlted r.n,.,,.i..
, , , t --.....' ...... . uimiiu, utini .ii
Itockles, Increased 2.0I1.( lin.
Oats rnltr.il Mini..u f. ...
Itockles. Increased '.isS.OOo bu.
iVlnoug the more lnnii.rtii.it IniirinD,.
ported to Ilradstreet are those of 4CW,0Vj
Im. at northwestern Interior nine, iter.
5.000 bu. in Mnnltnlin r.i em i.n ... n,...,
land. Me., and 31.000 bu. at Denot' 1tnt-l.ni-
The leadltiL- dei
Jiu. at Chicago private elevators and llbJ0
..ii. i.k . tiir-iiii.
1 he combined stock nf w-lient ... iin-t.
land. Ore.. 'I'ac-otna and Seattle, Wash, de
creased m.W) bu. last week.
limmiH City fi ml ii anil Provlnioiin,
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 15 WHR A'i'n.
cetnber, fifi'sc; May, 71Li71Tic: cash. Xn
2, W'Mfi'Jc; No. 3, lilfiCSV; No. 2 red, t70c;
No. 3, Oil' 1,0c.
COUN December, 33',iT3.1c; cash, No. 2
mixed. iXPVifSIf : No. 2 white. .17.;e- V,. !
Sii'uSic. ' ' '
UAT8 No. 2 white, 2l&2."e.
mil-No. 2, 17c.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.00; choice
pialrle. SN.ro.
!lI"r.1.'I':,,lrt'rcll!nrr'' Wfl-Oe: cluiry. 17c.
ljtih-KIrm: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 13c doz., losa off, cases returned;
new- whllewnud cases Included, Kc more.
HLCLII'TS-Wheat, 112,000 bu. ; corn, 23,0)0
bu.; oats. ll.otK) bn.
H1I1".MI-:NT.S-Whcat, 101.C0O hit.
S.30O im.; oats, 2.000 liu.
corn,
.Sf. I.oiiIn (i nil n ami Provision.
ST. LOC1S. Oct IG.-WHHAT-Hlzner;
o. i red cash, elevator, 72'c: track, ,,iu,e;
December. 73c: .May. 77'-.fi77N.e; No."2
hard. tOfiiOt.....; receipts. 70.CSS bushels.
CORN-lllgher: No. 2 cash, 3Sc; trick,
..OXifdOe: October, 30',, c; Deceniiier, 34c;
May, 33'ic
.9AT.Y,,'tln: N."- 2 t,Jls Wi-OiKie: tra?k.
22,(fi23'ic: December, 22-lic; May, 21V'tc; No
2 white, 25'4T20c. '
RYU Lo- cr at u2'4C
FI.orit-Qutet; values easy; patents.
$3.fi..'l(3.f0: extra fancy and straight, fi.znu
3.4u; clear, $2A5ji3.10.
SliKDS Timothy, steady, nt $3.75a 1.35.
Max. higher, at $1.73.
CORNMKAL Steady at S2. 03512. 10.
UltAN-.'Steady; sacked, east track, C9c.
HAY Tlmothv. steady at $9, 75ft 12.50;
pra'rle. strontr at $ti.00'itl0.ou.
WHISKY Sloady, at $1.27.
I RON C( ITTONTI HS-S1.35.
HAdiiiNn i"(s..s5.
HUMP TWINK -$9.
PROYISIONS-P.nk. llrm; Jobbiin,', $1150.
Lard, lower, choice. $G.75. Dry salt meats
(boxed), lower; extra shorts, $7.75; clear
ribs, $7.57'4: clear rides, 7.S7".. llacon
(iioxed) lower; extra shorts, clear ribs and
sides. $3.P,4.
, MHTALS Lead, dull at $1.25. Speltsr,
higher at Si 05
POULTRY Kasicr; chlck.'ns, V4o: young,
ic; turkeys, 7c; young, Sc; ducks, "o;
geese, (le.
KCOH-Steady at 1CV.
in i i rai-inguer; creamery, wraci
dairy. 151il7c.
RKCI'.IPTS-Floiir. !l,000 hills.; wheat, 71,
CK") tin ; corn, loo.oou bu.: oato. 9S.O0O bu.
SIHPMKNTS-Klour, ll.OiXj bids.; wheat,
79.0UO Im. ; corn, 77,"oO In.; oats, 23,000 bu.
Liverpool firiiln und Pro vInIoii,
LIYHRPOOL, Oct. R-WHUAT-Spot,
No. 2 red w stern winter, dull, 02d: No. 1
northern sprliiK, dull, Osl'-d; No. i Cali
fornia, dull, lis 5Vad. l-'utures, (pilet; De
camber, new, lis Hd; IVbruary, listed. Re
ceipts during th.- I ist three, days. 2uS,000 con
tills, Induillng lw oimi American.
CORN Spot, tlrm; American mixed, new,
If ril ; American mixed, old, nominal, l-'utures.
quiet;, November, 4s3d; December,
4s2'd: January. 3s HUd. Receipts of Amor
Kan durliiK the last three days, KXj.uOO cen
tals. PROVISIONS Lard. American refined. In
palls, Keady. 30s; prime western, In tierces,
steady, 37s 0d,
PHAS-Canildlan, quiet, r.s S'id.
'i'liiedii Mni'Ufl.
TOLKDO. O.. Oct. lil.-WHHAT-Kalrlv
active, tlrm, hicher: cash ami October. 77V:
.November, 77V; December, 73V, Ma.v,
S3'.iC.
coRN-rirm, dull; cash, 43V. Novem
ber, iiS'tiC: May, 37c.
OATS Dull, llrni; ensh, 22c; December,
23l.c.
RYH-Cash. Kic.
C LO V K I tSKKD Fairly nclive, llrm; 1S!'9
prime. SH.25: IMIS prime, $ii,10; October, $7.15;
December, $0,10.
Peorlii MnrUcl.
Oct. IC-CORN-Steady;
PHOR1A
40e.
No.
OATS Steady ; No
WHISK Y On tho
Idled goods.
2 white. 23'ic.
basis of $1.27
track,
tor un-
.Mllvviiul.ee (;raln MnrUel.
MILWAPKHi:. Oct. 18. -WHEAT -HiKlier;
No. 1 northern, 7SV, No. 2 north
ern. 75ii?l7i;V-
RYK-Stendy
HARLKV-Uul!;.No. 2, 57iT5Sc; sample, 43f
57c.
.MlllliriiiiulU M'heul "Mlll-Urt.
MINNKAPOLLS, Oct, 1 -WHHAT-Oc-toiler,
7t'.'ie: December. 7i.ij'U7ti:liie; .May,
7sTc, On track: No. 1 hard, 7i'4e; No. 1
northern, 77V; No. 2 northern, 75V
Dullltil llnrUel,
DULUTH, Oct. 1G.-SWHHAT-NO, 1 bard,
ftc. No l northern. 77c, No. 2 northern,
7Sic, No, 3 sprli.c, 03c. To arrive, No.
1, hard, JAr. No 1 northern. 7Sc, No. 1
ncrthem. December, 77T4e, No 1 northern
Mar, 74-
CliItN November, 1c
OATS-2.i4'22ac
Ptilliulelpblii l'roduee .Miu-Unt.
PHIL.ADHLPHIA, Oct. 16 nUTTKH
Kancy western creamery. 22V; fancy west
ern prints, 25c.
HCias-KIrm; fresh western and nearby,
20c, fresh southnestern, ISc; fresh snuth
ern, ISc.
ClIKKSK-Qulet; New York full creni.
small, ll'4c: New York full creams, rnlr to
choice, l6i4GUli(
iMOVBMUVrS OI-' STOCKS AMI IIO.MIS.
.Ilnrkrt litis Perliuls of Iliilluun In
Siille of Hull Ciiinpoluii.
N'KW YORK, Oct. 10.-The stock market
today demnnsttnted convlti. lngly how large
short Interest, had been eliminated in tho
purse of yesterday's whdrsalo demand for
stockrlnn'd tho supporting Influence of this
element d-prlved the bull pools of a vcrv
effectmil Hourec of strength. The rnmpalgn
for a rise was by no means abandoned, on,
the contrary very powerful and resourceful
efforts were mad toward continuing the
upward movement of prices. Tho notable
buying, of the day was In I'nlon Pacille, In
which transfers of l.non. l.sm and even :i,ooii
share lots were frequently recorded on the
lape. It was the advance In .price that
brought out thoso olterliif) and lliey were
eonlldentiy nbsorbe.l by the brokers having
the advance In charge. On the ftequent re
actions the volume of dealings, both In this
stock and In others which were manipu
lated for h. line fell away notably, leading
to reciirrcift period. of dullness during the
day. Noifnlk it Western gave most con
spicuous evidence of concerted elTorts for a,
rice next to I'nlon Paclilc. Hut these move
ments by tho bull parly did not become
prominent until very large t.cll!iigt realize
had been accomplished. The greater part
of the llrst hour was given up to furious
activity and a somewhat wavering upwaid
movement, marking the feeding of the out
side demand by those who had accumulated,
stocks at the lower level. Tlu taking of
profits during this period must have been
on a very largo scale. The subsequent ef
forts! to resume the advance met with a
number of drawbacks and th. heavy under
tone of the market gained force as the day
nrogressed. The closing was distinctly
heavy, with prices below the best and net
losses In some Important stocks, while the
striking net gains were conllded to com
paratively few hisues. Partly as u cause
and partly as an effect there was a recur
rence of some of the depressing sentiments
regarding the speculative feature, which
have long overhung the market. The fact
emerged with some clearness that the large
short Interest which was driven to cover
sesterday had been actuated to take the
bear side by drawing an analogy with the
corresponding period In the hu't presidential
campaign, when the stock market wus vio
lently disturbed und rapidly declining. The
sudden brightening In the money outlook by
reason of Saturday's bank statement and
the gold Import movement gave the bulls
an opportunity for a swift turn agalmt
their opponents. There was some positive
weakness In People's-(las as a result of the
proposition for municipal control of the
selling price of the product, and some of the
steel stocks gave evidence of depression.
There were recessions In the antl-.-aelte
coalers In the delay of the stock settlement.
Ihese and other like minor conddHr.itlous
would be Ineffective In the rush to buy,
but In the pause, they had added In
fluence. One largo engagement of gold for
inport was announced, but there Is a strik
ing falling olT In the number of cotton bills
offering In the exchange market which
promises to reduce the accumulating credits
from foreign cotton buyers. The violent
reaction in the price of cotton has checked
the export demand, pending more settled
conditions In the trade. Hut while this has
dlmlnlKhed the cotton hills of exchange
there Is a corresponding falling off from the
large demands from the south for mnnev.
Mnuev conditions in New York today re
mained unchanged, but there was sonic re
newal of un apprehension that a later
money stringency might not be entirely
uvolded.
The bund market showed a continuance
or yesterday s Improved conditions, gen
erally advancing on an enlnrged demand,
iotal sales, par value, $2,I70,Wi. Culled
Slates ref. 2f-' and the old Is advanced K
per cent on the lust call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London Fi
nancial cablegram says: The markets here
were quietly llrm today. American seeiirl
tie were the feature, on New York orders
and professional buying, besides some Iter
Jin purchases. There was more veiling than
dealing however. Copi.er shar-s. on th
fortnightly statistics. hnwed stocks down
190 tons and supplies diminished bv 850 tons
cr.Vn.vi1" 'r?1 Uit' fi".'1. fnr America and
CCD.OOO to Hgypt and .V.25,000 was secured
lor Australia.
Tho followllli; urn the elnulm- ,,,-i., ..
the New York Stock exchange:
AU-liison
do pfd
Haltliiiore & Ohio.
Canadian Paclllo ..
lunula So
Ciies. & Ohio
ChlciiKO 0. W
C, II. & Q
Chi. Ind. A: I
do rifd
21" t'nlon Pacific
7!'.i do pfd j.
7b), Wabash f.
t-". do pfd
51 lWI.ee). & I.. 13....
20 i do 2d pfd
I'ili Win. Central
127 Third Avenue
!t Adnins l'x
53 American Kx
t'ili I-. - S. I3x
U4
li I
J ,
, J
2.t
II
.113
126
.Kit
.123
. 3'.4i
. 31
- 4'i
. 2s
. W;t
. m.
. i
. 17
. l
. Ct.1,
. 32i
. 71
. 32
. 76
um;
.127
. 41
. M'.i
ChUnifo A: li.
Chicago & U.
III..
W...1W Velli-I.-ariio llx...
W.4 Amur. cot. Oil ...
L... C2ij ,t pfd
f.'a Amor Malting ...
itVa do pfd
C, It. I. .t I'..
('. C. '. & fit.
Colorado So
do 1-.1 pfd
do 2d pfd
D-l. & Hudson
111. 1.. V...
.. oi An:er. 1. ft H
..112W do pfd
tin Amnr. Spirits ....
llHi do nfd
IVnvr ft it.
a...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
nt. Nor. pfd...
llochlnc Coal ,
HiiCklni; Ynlley
Illinois Ci-ntnd
Iown Central .
.... CS'4 Aiaer, S. Hoop ..
.... U Mo pfd
.... A'.ner. S. & W
....TjCla do pfd
.... lUj Amer. Tin Plate,
.... 3l'i do pfd
....117 Amer. Tou.ilvo ..
.... 19 do pfd
do pfd
IiKp j:h & W
do pfd
Liike Shore
I. fc N
Mnuhnttuu L. ...
Met. .SI. Ity
Mi-xlcun ('entral
Minn. A .St. I,..
do pfd
Md. Paclilc
Mobile t- Ohio .
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. .1. Central ..
41 Anne. Mill. Co...
31'J Itmoklyn it. T. ...
.... !)'i'i Colo, l-nel Si I
....104 (Can. Tobacco ....
....71 I do pfd
.... OjSj Krdeiul Steol
....1M7 do pfd
... Il4 fien. Illeelrie ....
.... cr, idlucose Simar ...
.... SJ I do pfd
.... CS?i Inter. Paper
.... 37 , do pfd
.... 91 I.MC-lrde Oas
.... 2-i National llltcalt
....13l's h,, pM
...,131'i Nailunnl l-ad ...
.... 3ei. do iifd
7.''s Nnllonal Steel ...
Si's
. 79
. 3, -I,
. CI
.112
.
. 91
. Ill
. o.vy,
. S3
. S3
. lfc'i
. IT'i
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & V....
do Pfd
No. Paclllo ....
do ii fd
.... r.'"i do pfd
M'.i
71
N. Y. Air Drake,.. 122
rOntario & W....
. 21
. 42
. 78
.1ZV,
. 160;
No. Amerlrnii ..
.l'licllte Coa-.t ....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pacific Mail
.. 1J4
.. r.s
.. sr.
.. OS
. . wr-i
.. 2!a
.. XI
.. 70
..no
. ISI'i
. in;",
.''''
.'. ii
.. 7104
. a:",;
.. 91
.. 73!i
.. 12
.. s:-i
.. S3
Ore. Ity. & Nav
do pfd
Penmylviintu ..
HrndliiK
do 1st Pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio (1. W
Mo pfd
St. L. & S. P..
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St. L Haiithw...
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. I'. & Omaha
So. Purine
So. ltalUvuy ....
dn pfd
Tuxas & Paclllo
. fi7?, People's (las ....
. 2? PresM-d S. Car..
. 4) do pfd
. 90 Pullman IWMr..
. lUi H. it. & T...
. SUf.ir
. ti do pfd
. 125 Tnn. Coal &'
, 31 V. S. leather ..
.lll'i do pfd
.170', C. S. Ilubber ...
.112 do pfd
. 31 Western
. IV, Ilepuhllc
. MU do pfd
.. IP's P. C. C.
Union .
I. ,c S.
& St. L
Offered. Kx-dlvldond.
UiikIiiii Stock (luotiitluiin.
HOSTON, Oct. 1G.-Call loans, 3UU9 per
cent; tltno loans, 61(0 per cent, Olllclai
closing:
A.. T. & S.Vr.. !H Wesflind 9H4
do pfd S,.. 72V WeatlnBh. Wei-trie. 4S'i
Amer. Sugar 121 V1b. Central 14
do pfd Iltl Atchison 4s !KP6
.mer. Taiupuone -111 IN. 1J. a. & C. Cs... II
Union A; Albany.
Hoston lilevaled .
C , li. .t cj
Dominion Cual ...
do pfd
Federal Steel ....
do pfd
I'ltchbu if pfd ....
Clen. Klectrlo ....
do pfd
IM. lllectiic 111..
Mexican Central .
Mich. Telephone ,
N. K. II. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
I'nlon Piu-lilc
l.'nlon Unnl
"Hid.
517 Adventure 4'4
119 Alloucz Mln. Co.... 1',
UO'i'Amal. Cupper fiS',t
39 Atlamlc
113 'llomoii & Mont 331
Wt llmto & IloBton ... n
0I; Cul. & Ilecla 1C2
W ,Cemennlai p'4
HHj Pranklln m3
I JiVallillmboldt 2;
ill lOsoeola .,
. llli Parrot ,.,
. 09
. 41
.143
. fi;
.im
. 81 lb
. V.
lUuincv ..
nVii Santa l'o Copper.
103 Tatntimck
ll'iali Mllllns
6t'i Wlnonu
l'i H'olierlncH
I'lirelmi I'llinnelnl.
LONDON. Oct. Hi -Discounts showed an
easier tendency today iiwIiik to the almu
daiuo of money, iiotvvltbjJtandlnK the fact
that there aro still fears entertained of th
shipmenl of (,'old to tin. I'nlted Stales,
thoiiKh there aro indications of less pres
sure hern than had been antlelMituil. On
tho Stock exchnneo a cheerful feeling pre
vailed under the Inlluence of the cm think
for tho money market ami tin- llrmness re
piirtfd on thf continent. There was much
shoutliiK In the American section which lml
ton similar stale ot affairs In tho Kaillr
department, but on the who'e there was
little business transacted. Home railroads
rallied with fnrelBiiers. Americans opened
buoyant, subsequently reacted slightly and
closed below the best prices of tin, day.
Union Pucltlcs and Loulsvtllu .1- Nashvlllos
were tln features of the deuiliiKs. The
ninount of bullion withdrawn from the
Hank of Knxlaud on hulnnco today was
S0,0O0. Spanish 4s, 03i.
PARIS. Oct IC Prices on tho bourse to
day were iirm. There was a aoperal ad
vance, tho stronc ton of other bourses
causing pjrdinses of International securi
ties French and Hrllan rentts rrera firm.
Spanish 4s and Brazilians receded. Rio
tlntos were in demand nnd llrm, notwith
standing tho decline In tho price of oopper
Kaffirs advanced slightly. Thre per cent
reti.es. I'.if 12c for ch"Cks; Spanish 4s doeed
at 70.57'a.
H15RHN, Oct. 16, Kncoiiradni; New
York advices stimulated all departments on.
the bourse todav and considerable advances
are recorded.
Srw York Jliinry MnrUat.
NHW YORK, Oct. IS. MONK Y On call,
llrm, at S-fiS's per cent; last loan at 3M
per cent; prlaie mercantile paper, 586 per
ce"t.
h i KRL1NC, KXCHANCIE-Steady, with
nctual business In bankers' bills nt $4.SO4
for demand and at SI.SOUUo's for sixty
days; ported rates. St.SlVtft.Kh; commer
cial bills. $4 "01,4. 0'i.
SILYKR-Ortltlcates, C2!4fiG4ci bar, 62c;
Mexican dollars, 49V.
HONDS-dovernment. strong; state, In
active; railroad, llrm.
The closing prices on bonus today nre as
follows:
U. S. i-f In.
do coupon .
li Si, ret .
do coupon .
do new It.
rec. ,10.' N. V. C. Is luS'4
p.i, N. J. C. gen. rs....1.'4
19g No. Pacific 3 Cl
lC.ii4 4i I02'i
teg... IT) N Y, C & fU I. 4J..H6
131 N. & W. contol (f. 97
retr 1 J4ti Ore. Nnv. is 103
1IIS do 4s 1WU
112 Ort-Kon S. L. 6s....U"
113', 1 do consul Si llli
do coupon
.lb old Is,
do coupon
dn s, rcg
do coupon
D. of f 3 66 .... ,
Atchison gen. 4s.
dn ndj 4s
Canada So. 2s....
c & o. (i,
do 8s
C. & N. V. . 7s
Chli:ai?o Tr. 4s..
Colorado So. 4i..
12J IttniltriK een. 4....iS.r
.. Ji'i it. (1. W. la 9"i
.. 87 SI I. & I M c. 5...1W1
...107 Ht L & 1' K. 6s..2
.. W ft. Paul consols ..170
,.llti!4 St. P., C. & P. ls..:iSi
,.ia'4 do ts li''
... So. l'scllle 4S 7!;
... 81i So. Hallway us ira
U.MU It. T. 6
... pv'i Texns & Pac. Ia....ll3;
... O,' a do 2s 70
Uenv-nr & it. 1.
ilo 4s
Ill le Rcnr.il Is....
V. V. .t !. C. Is.
Ion. Hleetrlp 5...
Iowa Cemral 1...
1,. .V: N. mil. l...
M . K. & T. 2....
do 4n
When Issued.
. 7.'' t'nlon i'rtclllc 4t....lffb
.120 VViibauli is 117"!
.112 Wubnsli 2fl 101'ii
. I'Vi Went Shore 4 113
. CO AVU. r'entral 4
. 91 Vn. OnturlPi M
London Stuck (luotnt Ions.
LONDON, Oct. lfi. I p. in. Closing:
cjnsol, money .,
dn account
Atclilon
I'niiiMllrtii l'nellle .
Illinois Central ..
Hi Paul
InnlHvllle
L'nlon Parille pfd.
N. Y. Central ....
.. Krle K
.. I'S'i do lt pfd 3f-'i
.. so P-nniiylv-anla ii
.. I'P'i iteinlliiK fc'j
..151 No. Paclllo pfd 73
..liH'i Orand Trunk f.'4
.. "fi Anaconda !Ha
.. 7''i Hand Mines 4ii
..inn
SILVini liar, 20 3-h'.d per ounce.
MONKY l'a per cent. The rate of dls
count In the open market for short bills la
3irti3 13-10 per cent; for three months' bill,
;iT8''3 15-10 per cent
. York Mliilnir StoeUs.
NKW YORK, Oct. 16. The following nre
the dosing quotations for mining shares
today:
('hollar
Crown Point ....
Con. Cal. & Ya...
P-ndwood
Ilnulcl & I'urrlr..
llHle & Nor ross
llolilfntak'.'
Iron Sllvr
Mexican
.. 49
.. II
...113
.. CI
. . 7".
. ss
.. 70
.. 35
Ontario
Ophlr ,
...C"0
... 75
... l'
... .":3
. . .St'O
I'lynioiith
tjulcksllver ....
do pf.l
Sierra Nevada
Standiird
t.'nlon Con
Yellow .lucket
29
l-'liinneltil Notes.
ST. LOIMS, Oct. lC.-ClearliiKS, Sii.112.709;
balances, SI4ii.23J: money, Ifrtl per cent; New
York exchaiiKe, 30c discount bid, Sno asked.
CIIICA(ii), Oct. Pi. Clearings. $2l,0!i:,il31;
balances. Sl.iiix.filK; posted exchaiiKe, $ LSI
fif l.s.l'-j ; New York exchaiiRe. 2i)c discount.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.- Clearings, SJ.iili.
ica; New York exchange, lllii'.'Ue discount;
money. Kit; per cent.
NHW YORK. Oct. lO.-CIenrltiKS, SIM,tf7l,
Mfi; balances, SlO.'AVi.ICl.
HUSTON. Oct. Pl.-OlearltiKS, S2I.002.SSO:
linlauces, Sl.irf.i.fjiK.
HALTIMORI-;. Oct. IG.-Clcurlnus, S3.312.
702; b ilances, $131,132.
PI II I.A I )i:i.l'H IA. Oct. 1.-Clenrllli;s., $17,
C13,S3.S; balances, $2,tli2.s.S8.
I'oodltliiii (if (lie Trensm-v.
WASH I NO i ON. Oct. lfi.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the j,'en
eral fund, exc-luslve of the $130,O.Y.M) Kold
li-serve In the dlvlnlon of redemption,
shows: Avallalib cash balance, $122,171.
pfiii; Kold, $'i6.743.7!)2.
4 ' 1 1 ft ik tlni-Uet.
NKW YORK, Oct. m.-COTTON-I-'utiir-s
opened steadv. I points lower to i5 points
hlKher on tbe llrst call. Later ruling
American markets nhowod a lack of con
tldence on tho part of all classes of trad
ers. iCarlv In the day the market was
unfavorably Influenced by exceedingly dls-
,1,1). ..I, ...I..I. t- V M. I .1
i'1'-..i n ti .. ii.., -r .(.nil i . -. jii li li. li ..-l
thought before our market i pened that
tne llrst sale-, bere would show a dec-line
of nt least 131(20 points: the fail thai our
market did not no so was lamely attributed
to coverlnK and also to some pretty i;ood
buylnir by some very substnntli! hoiwrs
idi tho theory that prices had dicllned too
i ipiilly. Januui.v, liu- most active posi
tion, opened at !U"c. then broke to M2e
and later rallied, after many ups unci
downs, to Pole, with the price for that
position llnnlly U.I2e. Throushout the ses
slou there was more oi- less lienvy. selllni;
on continued heavy receipts The Interior
move.ncnt Was abo on a neavy iienlf. SeP
Inir was checked by lrol I ill; and also by
i belief more or les v-nerally current that
the late sharp decline would cause less
onerjjy on the part of the planters in mar
ketlnc their cotton. Mr-nnwhlle wealliev
l-upoits fulled to point to immediate frost
and crop estimates, particularly th se
reiiehlnu here from the iniii. reflected a
disposition to look for a larce yield. There
was a very fair volume of spectilitlon, with
considerable buyliiB on the reaction theory.
Clo-ied easy r.t a net los of ,."'12 points
hnvliu; none off the last half hour under
Kcnernl delllnif and fears of weak eihles
I tomorrow. I-'ntures closed easy: October,
H2M-; November, !i.12c; December, pit;
Januaiy. f.12e; February, 0.11c: March. ! 12c;
Anrll. 0.12c: May. O.lle; June. Id-; July,
L!o7c; AiiRtiMt, n.Ole. Spot clnsed "(c de
cline: nilddlliur Kiur. los)c; sales, 210 naies.
NKW ORLKANS, Oct. Hl.-CnTTON-Qulet;
sales. I.IWO bales; ondlnnry, 7 0-H'c;
Kood ordinary. 8 3-lGo; low mlddllnjT.
M3-Plc: mlddllnc, iiii-tfic; Kood mldd'lis:,
m;e: inlddllns rnlr, V; receipts, 22 210
bales: stock, 170.2(52 bales. Futures steady
at the lifeline; October, R.OSW.I'e: Novem
ber, S S3-ii S r,c ; December, K.Stifix.vSo; Janu
nrv. N.S2r,SS3e- February. S.4f(SSU; March,
S.KSliS.Vlc; April, 8.SsfR.SHe; May. S.SOft'.OJc;
June. S.MiriS.fK'c.
LIVKRPOOL. Oct. Pl.-COTTON Suit,
modern lc business, prices easier; American
mlddlluir fair. B13-32d- pood mlddllnc
nil-Hid: mlddllmr, r.Sd: low middling,
3 7-lCd; irood ordinary. I7d: ordinary, 4',d
Tim sales nf the day were f. 000 bales, of
which fs were for speculation anil export
and Included I,"' American. Recelnts,
21,000 bales. IncludlniT 20,fi American. Fu
tures opened easier, closed quiet, hut
steady. American mlddllnc. I. m. c. : Oc
tober. 5 5-illd, sellers; October-November,
3 I! Ol'dfi 7-lild. sollcrv November-December,
f. 2-0IT15 3-04(1, sellers; December-Jumnry,
ifi 1-i'ild. col ers: Janunrv-l-eiirunry, 11,2-1.1
tli I fiS-iiid, rollers: February-March. IfiMiiif
tfil-li'd, sellers: Mar-n-vprii 1 .e-uixc i.-.i--i 11,
sellers; April-May. I fj-iitfi l fii-sid. sellers;
Mav-June. I r,0.(. n-in, seners; june
Jtilv. -1 Wi-iiKM r,li-ld, sellers: Jii'y-Aiiirus .
IfM-Old, iniyers; AuKUSt-September, I I'J-Md,
sellers. ,.,-., . .
ST. LUI In. Oct. Hi. v;i J 1 i w. viiui-i. -vi.-
lower: no sales; mlddltne-. yc: receinis,
.000 bales; sliipinenis, u.b.5 uuut; hwh,
10,932 liales.
Wool HiirUfl.
HOSTON, rict. Pi. The movement of wool
this week was even slower than fnr the
previous week. M'he only sales made wero
those mr present iiccim. .'.-..nin
iBimlned to bold 1.11 to their Roods until
after the crenernl election. Territory vvi li;
nre quoted at 171:1 im- mr inn- iin-'iiiiiu u. 1
lino scoured staple, while strictly staplo
,..iiu fnr Mi,. 'i'ii..r,. Is very little ilninu la
lleeco wools, with prices nominal. Tho fol
lowing are the iiuotaiioiiH nu u-iihuib
descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania
Vlni.ees. V nnd nbnve. SSflSlic: NX and
above. 2Sc: Delaine, 20e; No 1 comblnr?, 0r
9c: No. 2 and -Vblood. 2S1i :0c; i,, -blood.
washed. 2Mi20c; coarse nnu mam wusui-u, .s
(f(29c. Mlehlsaii, Wisconsin, etc. x Michi
gan. 22'i(2.ic; .No. 1 .Micuniau cuiiiiiiuk. mi
jSc : coats" and braid washed, 2."fi2('ic; lino
Delaine. 2lK(27c. Unwashed medium, etc.
Kenlud;v and Indiana, U-blood comblliK, 21
t(2jc; Vblood. 2l4(2."c; Missouri 'i-blood
comlilnif. 23li2lc; -blnod. 231i2lc; braid
eciinbliiK, 2(Ku21c: Inko and OeorBla. 22f(23c.
Territory, scoured basis Montana and
Wyoming. Pne medium and line. 17ft ISc;
scoured, 27iISe; staple, 50c. Utah Finn
medium und tine, liiftl'c; scoured. 470ISc;
slnple, COc. Idaho Medium lino and line. 15
filiic; scoured, I'll! ISc: staple, 50c. Aus.
tiallan, ("couied basis Snot prices cnmblui;
siiperliue. nominal, S2(S5c; K"od, 7SJji)0e;
ll'-eruue, 70ifj73c.
Simnr MnrUel.
NITVS' ORLKANS, Oct. Ifi.-SUC.A It-New
ciop, open kettle, none; open kettle, een
tilfuual, Hfi-lCe; i-iiitrfuj,il yellow, 4s(fr
511-Pic: seciinds,
MOLASSUS ijulet; now open kettle, fi.'c;
ci ntriruKul. 2iie; syrup, steadv at 'JSiiHo.
Nl'W YORK, Oct. Hi. SUOAR Haw
steady: fair rellnhiK, IV; centrifugal, 00
test. 4c, molasses susur, 4c; reilned,
sleady. 1
llll Market.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Oct. 18.-OlI-Credlt bal.
auces, $1.10; certificates, no bid: shlbmenls,
iU.Siil bills.; iiverspe, 01.5S) bids.; runB,
101,573 bhls.; avrraBC, 02,570 bids
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10,-OILS-Petroloum.
refined. Gd.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MKET1
Beef Oattlo Rather Uudtcn, but Oowe oud
Feeders Actire mid Strong,
HOG MARKET WENT OFF ANOTHER DIME
I'nclicru Paid About Slrnily Prior for
llnth Sheep and I.nnibs nml
Feeders Also Held Close
to Slendy.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 13.
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep.
6.309 3,:etti I4,.:ii
Olfic.Ial Monday
Olllclai Tuesday
Two days this week..
Same days hist week.
S.-imn tout i...r..
. a!27r s.o.u ii.sss
R.071
II. 1v.'
I2,::!'i!
III. ImI
x.ihu
51.123
.tll.MIl
l0i4
21,472
11'., 103
22.0J.S
stock
..13,270
Samo three weeks 'aii,o'.','.1fi!"i70
oamo rour rn-lm m-n 1:11ml
10,2f.'!
Tho olllclai number of cars of
brotiKht In today by each road was:
f-n,tn II....U al,.,n
C. M. Sr. HI. 1' II v ;! '
1
lii 10
as id !!
31 20 4
10 1
's !!
4
"114 Hi "s
O. .i St. L. Rv :t
.Missouri Pacific uy.. u
Union Pacific System 30
C. . N. W. Ry
V.. ti. M v n 11 'Vi
C, St. P., M. fit O. Ry 11
I. tV .VI. IV, IV, u liJ
('., 11. .V q. Rv 4
K. C. ft St. .1 2
C. II. I Xr P . ,.llt
C, R. I. iV 1'., west!. '..
Total receipts 144
Hie disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer pJicliasItiB tho num
ber of head Indicated:
lluycrs.
Omnlia PaekliiK Co..
O. 11. Hammond Co.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.... IVi
l.ONl
14S
1,24 I
I.IV.
2,777
l.iilCi
4.0
1.0!!)
l.OfO
l.Mi
Swllt and Company 107
Cudahy Parking Co 5S3
Armour ft Co s-Jl
Om. PkirCo, from K. (,'. 155
Hammond, from K. C... r.t
R. Pecker .vi Deijan 40
Vunsiint ft C Ill
Lehman ti Co 31
Kenton & Underwood.... 127
Livingstone Sehaller.. 231
Hamilton .v: Rothschild.. 122
L. F. Husk j,7
H. L. Dennis & Co 1
H. F. Ilobbeck 27
A. S. Mawhlnney S
Other buyers 515
7,101
Tntnl 3,401 7,9.11 10,275
CATTLU Thero was rather a light run
of cattle here today for n Tuesday, ns
compared with the receipts of the last few
A'eekr. There was qulto a sprinkling of
corn cattle included In the offerings and
cnly n few cows, Tho market .m corn
cattle seemed In he rather! uneven this
morning. In some casen sellers were call
ing It steady to strong, while In others
they wero culling It fully a dim lower.
Tho market has been more or less uneven
for some time, as Is very apt to be the
caso when there are only a few coming, bill
today bids seemed to lie farther apart linn
usual. The market could probably host lie
described by calling it steady to a dime
lower.
As there was only about 20 cars of co'.vs
nnd heifers on sale the market ruled ac
tive and stronger. Hujvrs all seemed to
want fresh supplies, and as n result th-v
cleared the yards In good season nnd paid
good, strong prices for what they got.
Stock bulls were nclive ni steady to
strong prices, but heavy bulls that sell to
pacKors were not 111 very goou cicmanu unci
no more than steady.
Stackers and feeders were higher agnln
today, ns re.-clpts were light as c impifd
with n week ago and not many cattle wore
Iti the bands of yard tr.idern. Oood "tuff
sold readily nt strong to a dime higher
prices, and even the 'iss doMrablo grades
sold without much dllllcdlty at good strong
prices. Stock cows and heifers were 111
very light supply and they alvo were a
little stronger todav .
The western beef cn'tle that arrived today
sold fully .1 dime lilgh-r than the same
kind of cattle were brlnsln ul the dose c f
Inst week. Packers .ill want grass hef
and will pay strong prices m order to gel
It. Cows were active and strong today
owing to light receipts tnd good ilemand.
Feeders for the lame reason also sold all
the way frim strong to a dime lilgh-r
than yesterday. Representative sales:
HKKF STKKRS.
No.
1..
AV.
fV)
OM
Ilea
104fi
11S5
I'M
1116
1060
018
Pr
3 7
3 sr.
I 00
4 25
4 '.0
I 70
4 V.
4 fl
I to
r, co
No. A v. Pr.
SS 15.13 6 03
43 12.17 5 01
41
21
41
.Hi
5 ID
5 10
r. n
6 r.
.1 1.1
r. 15
6 'a
r. :n
...1230
...12f.
...12T.S
... 12f
...im
...UM
...13.-.3
...1233
4fl..
CO.
20.,
3S.,
.1091
....1373 5 0.1
STKUHS TKXAS.
,. 700 3 21
STUKRS AND STAGS.
S3.
.1350 4 Si
COWS.
1...
1...
1...
1...
6...
1...
1...
1...
3...
3...
... fM
...1020
...1010
...10C0
... 353
...1000
... 030
... SIO
... 766
... SOS
... 670
,...1010
.... 070
... 930
2 35 15 1014 2 V.
2 '5 1 1170 3 0
2 n 1 9W S eo
2 50 1 12-Vl 3 ri
2 HI 1 1060 3 23
2 '-0 1 13C0 3 25
2 50 1 1170 3 23
2 6". 4 1153 3 10
2 70 2 1100 3 10
2 73 2 1130 3 0
2 73 2 1030 3 13
2 73 1 1170 3 rs
2 73 13 1111 3 65
2 S5 2 1235 I 00
HRIKKItS.
2 0-1 1 1240 4 7'.
4 25
BUI.I.S.
2 55 2 S30 3 1 0
2 65 1 12S0 3 10
2 75 1 1320 4 00
2 S3
CALVES.
4 00 3 210 fi IA
I 50 5 141 5 7'.
5 50 1 irl 5 75
f. f.0 2 !... 115 0 00
1
1
S-70
om
1270
1060
1.
1
1
1
....1420
....1470
1
SO
240
210
1....
1....
140 C 50
STAGS.
1562 4 30
STOCK COWS
1050 2 23
AND HKIFKH8.
1.
..1610
1 no
1060
...1HK) 3 10
1110
! 50
20
3 10
7S3
2 C5
1.
.. S40
"
737
.. S20
..lOoO
.. 517
..100O
3 15
3 15
3 2)
3 20
3 23
3 25
3 23
12
43'.!'.!'.
C
810
! 63
670
2 73
4....
7....
1....
8....
11....
Tivo
7 SO
..716 3 93
..1100 3 00
.,613 3 no
STOCIC CALVKS.
233 4 00 4.
213
8TOCIC1CHS AND KKHDKftS.
.1110
3 :
10.
19.
B7S 3 S3
. S65
,. 630
3 40
3 53
:t 75
3 75
. 012 3 S3
. SS 3 TO
. f.25 4 00
.1075 4 10
. (81 4 20
24..
1..
r...
46..
23, .
20..
10..
7..
. 911
S20 3 S3
NHRHASKA.
1 feeder.,
r. I'coders.
RR0
3 10
R feeders.. 105(1
902
!l 75
I 05
:i 50
1 feeder... 1030
21 feeders.. 1101
1 bull 1200
J ei
2 50
2 75
3 no
:i 25
3 25
3 23
3 10
.'I S3
:: 40
2 90
3 87
3 85
1 05
2 75
2 50
3 70
3 70
2 00
:: m)
2 80
2 8)
3 10
3 95
2 feeders.. 1030
1 bull 1IXH
1 bull Sio
1 steer 11S0
22 cows
2 cows
1 cow.,
1 cow.,
2 cows
2 cows
1 cow.,
1 cow.
2 cows
10.1s n 00
930 :i no
..1050
50 10 heifers... SSI
.. 930
.. S75
.. M5
..1110
..1010
.. 800
2 50 7 heifers. ..1011
2 75 1 heifer.... 7S0
2 S3 9 heifers... (Wl
2 35 II feeders.. iV!0
:t 15 4 feeders.. 017
'.' 40 1 bull 12.V)
MONTANA.
:i 90 2:1 feeders.. 1079
21 feeders.. 977
WYOMING.
S feeders
;; ti-eders
.liti
. 1)00
3 S3
1 feeder... 900
3 83
3 85
3 80
:i 00
:i 00
2 50
:t 15
2 m
2 50
3 40
9 feeders.. 823
9 feeders., 1102
1 feede
,.1020
21 feeders.. KC!
1 steer.
40
15 feeders. . iM
1 bull 1730
1 bull 1500
1 bull 900
1 bull 1200
1 bull 1-1"
1 bull 15S0
1 cow 1020
1 cow 0IO
1',.
8 cows 1051
1 cow 1020
S feeders.. 907
I cow 11S0
I,.
7 steers. ...1217
10 steers 1071
1 steer 1270
1 cow 1U90
30 feeders.. 1001 '
3 sir. Tex. 11 00
3 str. Te.-.10-Hi
1 bull 13i)0
II tet-de-8..10IO
15 cows K'i3
li steers. . .
1 steer
1 heifer...
2 heifers..
1 cow
2 covva....
15 cows....
8 feeders.
.lias
.1030
. 720
. liS".
. Olio
. 993
.Kill!
. oik;
2 1,1
3 10
Vaughn Neb.
2 !1 1 cow 900
2 95 1 hull 1051
II 75 3 feeders.. 99.1
2 23 4 cows 907
A. lirown Wyo.
I Wl 1 Bteer ICO
3 !) 3 cows 9sfl
1 III) 10 cows 1010
3 15
Henton Neb.
Km 2 fCBder:i..l230
!l TS 20 str. Tex. 106"
3 C5 1 str. Tex. 1310
2 50 1 feeder... 1090
:: or,
K Hestor-Nob.
:i no t cow 760
1 75
2 90
3 01
1 75
I 00
3 11
3 15
1 no
3 (i
:i i'-'i
4 00
2 70
4 cows Wlf
.0
A. W. Conovar Idaho
21 feeders.. 93S 3 85 icovv
1 feeder... 910 3 25 1 cnV
1 cow 9S0 2 40
Pratt fi Ferris Wyo.
21 cows 103S 3 10 I cows....
41 steers. ...1202 4 I") 22ste-jrs...
21 steers.. ..11)0 3 40
5 bulls.... I"!)'.1 'it'1 Tateers..
.I0t',1
.1170
2 10
2 15
,1083
,12"3
3 80
!l 73
,1173 3 25
I.. W. Hurneti wyo.
12 feeders.. SSS 3 81
2 reiiers.
2 steers.. .
h feeders.
1 feeder..
, 791
.11(11
,
.HL")
.1220
:)
820
3 2fi
1 ar.
:i 7)
3 0
2 75
3 26
2 W
7 steers.... 1157 4 25
, 1 steer 1130 3 Tin
1,1 feeders.. 911 3 70
1 bull 1400 2 50
17 COWB. ... 830 2 25
2 cows 1140 2 90
I bull
1 cow
1 cow..
6 cows . WJ: 2 Vr. 1 cow .... 1090 3 25
C Hchoer Nev.
57 feeders. . 781 3 73 3 feeders. . P1 3
IS feeders.. 0M 3 70 1 stag M0 30
1 bull 710 3 10 2 bulls ia 2 .
W. A. Martfrave-Neb.
21 feeders.. ':7S 3 75 3 fee-lors. . S13 3 00
27 cows... .1041 3 30 1 bull 1300 2 26
23 cows P2S 2 50
H. C. Stene Neb.
11 feeders. .IMS 115 Scows..
0 feeders.. W2 3 00 3 covvr..
1 heifer.... $t) 3 00 1 cow...
. 03f 2 OR
.10S1 2 S
.1220 3 25
C. Helnlck-Neb.
2 cows. ... MSS ,",(i0 4 feeders. .1342 3 78
4 cows S70 3 20 2 feedrs..ltS3 3 75
1 cow MiiO ;i fin 1 feeder... 050 3 76
u- w 11,.,-U V.di
1 cow 77o 3 20 3 cows...
1 cow loji) 2 73 21 cows...
2 cows 010 -j 7,-,
llitv I 'nu-nrM Vpli
. . !r.6 1 73
..1100 3 23
33 feeders.. 1135 1175 Icovv...
.'I feeders.. ion'. 3 on 1 cow...
4. feeders.. S3 1 3 m lstag..
...1160 2 S3
...1130 2 S3
. . . 070 2 60
1 feeder... 020 3 On
.1. W. Drlsklll-Wio.
24 cnlves... :wo 3 2:. 1 cow....
. 2 75
. M0 2 75
. MO 2 75
.1100 3 G3
1 calf 1 v 5 5n 1 cow.
1 Hirer 132S :i ('A 1 cow.
1 steer 1120 3 in
1 steer looo ;i 153
1 steer..
2 sleers.
1 steer..
1 steer. .
2 steers.
3 steers.
1 steer. .
14 steers.
.low
.lO'iO
3 03
1 steer
..1070 :i rr,
..low 1 20
05
1 steer..
1 steer. .
2 steers.
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
..1330 4 20
..1105 4 20
..1100 4 20
..1170 4 20
..1110 4 20
..1220 1 20
lion 4 20
..11.35 I 20
..1320 I 211
..I I VI 4 "11
1170 I 20
1 steel-..
W W. I'rlinrle-Wv o.
43 feeders.. 10SI -1 06 52 cows SSI 2 23
11 feeders. .1020 '.! IV) 3 steers. .. .1300 I ()
2 reeders.,1225 3 50 1 feeder. . .11 10 4 05
1 feeder... letiO .1 GO
HOOS The downward trend of prices of
the last scveial days was continued tins
morning. Chicago came 51il0c lower and
buyers started out bidding on the same
basis at till. point. A few loads were sold
rnrlv nl nlmiit 51 7iY lint lifter a dozen
or lifteen loads had changed hands bu.vers
lowered their bids and were olTering oiuy
Si. 70 and $l.72', or n good dime lower Hum
yesterday's market. Sellers were not will
luif to let their droves no at those prices.
and, as a result, It wns lat- before much
wns done. They llnnlly had to cat lonxn,
hnwever, at Jui-1 nbout a loc decline, the
bulk of the sab-s polng from $1.70 to $-1.73.
wiiii the long string ut 5I.JJ"4. as win no
seen fiotn the sales below, today's market
Is very much like yesterday's, only u illino
lower.
Hogs nre now selling nt the lowest llguro
since eariy in .unroll. Representative saice:
No. Av. s1i. lr. No. A v. Sli. Pr.
34 f,S S V) 55 2M 40 4 ii
24 SI ... 3 7.1 M 2M ... 4 H
21 103 ... 3 73 C4 207 40 4 72'i'
Ofi 71 ... 3 75 39 311 ! I 72'.,
34 SO ... IM 76 221 160 I 72'4
31 110 ... 4 00 6S 257 2S0 I 73i
2l 117 ... 4 01 52 205 Jf) 4 72'.
72 122 ... 4 13 74 271 ... I 72'.
S3...
H...
...
71...
43...
51...
10...
51...
IS...
32...
B...
16...
12...
IV)...
12...
35...
42...
52...
2'i.. .
f.4...
...121 ... 4 M 07 270 120 4 72'
...JIS ... I 61 2ST. ... I 72'i
...200 100 I TO fC 245 120 I 7i'j
...247 1C0 .4 70 CS 5R1 200 4 72i,
...201 200 4 70 09 2S0 120 4 72'i
3IS ... 4 70 61....
.230
.231
I 70
50.
. . .220
SO 4 7J'9
.. I 72'4
333
231
21S
.114
2CS
235
257
2.11
2!l
312
.. 4 70
.. 4 70
.. 4 70
40 1 "0
.. 4 70
.. I 70
40 I 70
SO 4 70
.. 4 70
SO 4 70
CI 241
si mo ici
4 72'-,
251
M 20!
S5 201
M I 7i4
SO I T2i,
.. 4 72'i
SO I 72' i
.. I TV',
SO 4 2'(,
.. 4 72',
.. 4 72'4
.. 4 72'i
54....
...25S
M
t'O
f4
74
.V.
f.7
,.y
.235
.278
321 120
4 70
.2SS
35S
4 70
.255 12-1 4 724
Jf.t 20) I 70
310
2.11
... 172',
40 4 72'i
.. 4 72'j
02....
01....
(17....
IV.. . . .
7....
70....
4R....
25. . . .
24....
64 ...
tt....
7S....
04....
M....
73....
58....
R5....
S7....
. .301 161 I 70
..201 ... 4 70
..2S7 120 I 70
..202 2(0 I 70
43..
f.S iCf,
",t 271
C 223
SO 20R
75 270
V) I 72lj
)
40
4 -24
...221
,...21.1
...222
....257
... 122
1 I 7)
S'l 4 70
4' I 70
fO I -o
. . . 4 70
M 4 70
4 72'i
... 4 72'4
22 120 4 73',
263 W) I 72'a
503 ... 4 72'i
221 2T4 4 -24
220 120 i 724
261 ... 4 724
41...
76...,
71...
01.. J
....315
I 160 4 7J'i
227 SO I 'Vi
...5!0
...!M
...2SI
...2'V)
...2C1
...2.1.'
...IM
...2KS
41 4 724
l" 4 7J'i
... 4 '2'b
... 4 72's
SI 4 72'i
SO 4 721 i
SO I "2's,
10 4 72'i
W,.
70.
75..
21V 'JliO I 724
26S so
4 724
r,s...
ss...
53...
5 ..
t,7...
56...
CJ. . .
IS...
64...
73...
I'-'i. . .
63...
01. . .
66...,
is.'.'.
7i. . .
en...
si...
ci ..
56
".'.20-.
SO 4 72',i
SO 4 73
4 75
..27S
SO 4 73
..201 ...
..201 120
4 75
5.
.231 210 -I 72'i
4 '
4 210
.. 4 T2'4
SO 4 72's
....20.1
,...!S1
....265
....201
41 I '
04 2 VI
SO 4 73
10 1 75
10 4 75
.. 4 7 .-,
02 270 ... 4 72's
70 250 240 I 72'a
CO 2CI 210 I 72'4
72 r "(V) 4 "2U
....271 ...
....216 120
....262 ...
. . . .206 ...
4 75
1 73
127 25S 200 I T21j
C2.
. .2-'0
S" 4 7 !'i
.. 4 75
40 4 75
40 1 73
40 4 7".
SO 4 "';
so I 77'
.. 4 SO
62..
St..
10..
fi..
70..
70..
..27.1
..237
..2.W
..:02
..220
. .2:0
40 I IZV,
SO I 72'i
ISO 4 71' j
SO I 72',
SO I 72' 4
... 4 72
....230
'.'.'.'.Va
,...IS3
261
SIIHKI' There was another good, liberal
run of idKep here today, but the bulk nf
thf reie'nls were composed of feeders
Packers were all liberal bu.vers of good
stuff, but the ciuallly of the offerings us
a rule was not particularly good. There
were a few unnd sheep here, however, end
us hlcli as J.'i.O." was'' paid. Some of the lcis
desirable grades did mil move unite as
I frcelv, but the market held Just about
Kienuy.
Choice Iambs were scarce today, and, ns
they aro In good demand on the part of
packers, they would have brought good
strong prices had there been mnny here.
There wore some good enough to bring
$3.00. but as a rule the offerings were not
as choice an on some dnys previous to this.
There being a Mb.-ral supply of feeders on
the market naturally make buyers rather
bearish and slow to take hold, but still not
much change was noticed In the pilces
paid, as the demand Is In good shape.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers. $3.754i4.00: choice grass yearlings, $3 75
fll.nfl; ch-ilce ewes $2 251(2. 50; fnlr to good
ewes, J3.(KVS3.25; cull ewes, $2.r0ftXOO- choli-e
spring lambs. $1.75(176.00; fair to good spiln;
lambs, $1,501(1,75: feeder wethers, $3 331i : in ;
leeder lambs, $4,001(4.49. Hepresentatlvo
sales:
No.
60 Nebraska ewes
203 fed wethers ,.
14S Nebraska wethers
120 Idaho lniubM
50 feeder ewes
2 feeder owes
13 feeder ewes
"1 feeder ewes
21 leeder ewes....;
7M Wyoming feeder wethers
3315 feeding lambs
2 cull ewes
IS western ewes
Ci Wyoming ewes
150 South Dakota wethers ..
173 Wyoming wethers
Av.
9ii
12 1
9S
82
7S
95
sr.
82
S4
91
fifi
90
lOt
10:1
102
101
102
103
105
Ml
m
Pr.
$3 0
3 83
3 9.1
r. 00
2 40
2 40
2 40
2 10
2 40
3 CO
1 23
2 IK)
3 2.)
3 35
3 80
8.-,
ii 83
3 90
3 90
I 25
I 25
3 35
3 80
4 00
4 S3
4 S3
170 Wyoming wet tiers
310 western wethers
4 western wethers
2C0 feeder Inmbs
ISO feeder lambrt
9 Idaho ewes
107
1,578 Wyoming yearling wethers Sx
7 Wyoming cull iambs 71
320 Idaho lambs r.S
170 Wyoming lambs (ii
CIIICA(il) I.I VM STOCIC MA UK IST.
Native nnd "Weslei-n Stei-m Hlovr
lions Lower.
CHICAGO, Oct. lC-CATTHK-Hecelpts.
6.600 head. Including 1,200 westerns and 900
Texans; native and western steers slow:
butchers' stock tlrm, except common nnd
medium; Texnns steady; natives, best on
sale today, live cars at $5.45: good to prime
steers, $,i.30fi5.g0; poor to medium, $4.4.Vt
5.25: selected feeders, stendy to strong,
$3.8(,')t.(;i; mixed stinkers, slow. $2 8501:1.73.
cows, $2.VT( 1.10; heifers, $2 r.Olil.75; i iuiners
steady, $2. noli 2.00; bulls, unchanged, fi 7.Vi
4.4ii; calves, 23c higher than a week ago
$i.00ji0.23. Texans, receipts, 900; best on
sale todav, 30 cars at J3.05: ted steers. $4 ifi
(fll.90; Texas grass steers, $3,254(1 10; Texas
bulls, $2,7513.23.
HOGS Iteceipts today, 23,000 head; tomor
row, 32.000 estimated; left over. lO.mvi: P)(
15e lower; top, $5. 10; mixed nnd but. hers
$l.7H(f(5 Ii7"; good to choice heavy, $ SO'f
5.05; rough heavy, $1.15311.75; light. $K'r(
5,lu: bulk of sales. SI.8(Kf3 no.
SIIKHP Heeelpts. 1T.W) head; sheep, mar
ket steady; lambs, choice steady, others
slow to 10c lower; good to dm ci we tilers.
$3.90 1.20: fair to choice mixed,
western sheep, $.1.9"'. ' 2"; na'lve lambs,
$I.IOf(5.ii3; western lambs. $I.M'io "
New Viirk !'' KlneU.
VHW YOltK, Oct. lO-HKHVKS-Ilo-enliiiH
,Ki0 head; no trade worth noting;
fee ng " weak: f. Ides ,unlecl live cattle
ste idi" riVriiP-ialor beef. O'sfic per lb.;
she" I. 121 lc; shipments, 1,231 -attV, 1.0SI
slieen and 7,"10 ipiarters ot beef.
C' A'lJS-iieeelDls, 1!) heiui; Hteady;
some late arrivals unsold; veals, $1,601(8.50;
mixed calve.'!, 73.23.
HIIKKP AND I.AMHS-ltecdiits, 1.119
bend; steady and nbout all sold; sheep,
$'l.0(iljl.5o; lambs, l.0O4i!.12!s; Canada
himlis $0.10.
HOGS Iteceipts, 1,735 head: easy at $3.25
55.65; eholco state hogs, $5.63f45.(VO.
SliifK In Sluhl. ,
l-'ollowlng aro the reeolplH fit tho four
urine pal wt-stern marknts tor Oetolier Hi:
1 Cuttle. Hcej-s. Sheep.
South Omnha. 3.275 s.iec: 11,38s
Clllcago n.COfl 25,0'l0 17.no 1
Kansas City IH.noO 11,000 7,Su0
St. l.ouls 7,100 10,800 2.001)
Totals
3I.S75 M.S33 11.784
St. l.ouls Lire Mock- ,3lnrkft.
ST. I.OIHS, Oct. lti.-OATTl.K-Itccetpts,
7.1 W head, lucliidlng 3,3'Xi Te.sani; market
easy to 10c lower: cowi .iteady; unlive ship
ping and export steers, $i.75H' 83; dressed
beef and batcher steers, $1 n"5.25; steers
under 1,600 lbs., $3.60j.20i stockerv and
f-'dirs $.11 m, tows nnd heifers. $ OOiC
" .iMiei .. Jl r,oii'j S.'i. bulls. $2 lwjf3 ;m
'I'-x.is and Indian steers, $.4 00-TT4 20. cows
nnd h-(fer. $2.2.Vi3 40
, IK 'US Itec.-lptr, lo.soo head: market 5c
lower. nlKs u ml llKhts. $l SOtfl.95; packers.
Jl s i o,,, imtchers, l Onlfj.liTH.
h 1 1 1: i-; i itectipis. 2.co heml; market
steady r,ir -he, p. iambs. KKriloc higher; nn
tlve muti.ms $.i-,mi.oo, lambs, $1.2.1176.40;
stn.-kers, $2 ;,, , u'. nmi pucks, $2.2fi?f
1 .00,
Ivnnsii, (it, l.t v SloeU.
iV.NV!Ll'ITY- tl- 16 -CATTt.H-Re-celpts.
lo.ooo natives, 3,000 Texans, 1,301
, .... v... ,.,.ix,In huh leuiug steers, active
nnd steady: butcher cows, steady to shade
Inur- tiMftw. .i...... ..v.. . . .. . -
. . V V ,,,B"rl(', il Vl-J.t.lo; SCOCKCIS
and feeders 1 $.1 jwuitv,. butcher cows and
heifers. $3.t;Wltin; .antlers. $2.J3li3.0il; fed
westerns. S3 .,(-5.05, Texans. iJ.'Wfa.io.
calves, $3. .Vhrn. ii.
,ViC.?t5f1;;nr'jVA,,t!"t' .head: trado fnlrly
! Imm ivl 6fiMV,l lo.w-! ' .n(,rtV' mixed.
01 $4 7311192'.. plKH, $l.2iyd
'SHHKP-Ilecelpls. 7.S0O head, excellent
demand, all grades selling rendllv ni hicher
prices; lambs. $l.(iV,i.-,.:i, inuii,,,, .j TMi
4.ai; slockcrs and feedels. $3.2,111 1 10; culls,
$ . ()0J( 3 . 00 , '
M .losepli ,Up stoeU.
SOl'TM ST. JOSHPII, Mo.. Oct. 16-(Spe.
clal.) Th Journal quotes:
CATTI.K Iteceipts, 3.noo head; maik. i
steady to li'e lower: quality poor; unlives
fl.loiio.25; Texas nnd vvestetiif, $3.2.Hi.i :'.".
rows and heifers. $2.0011 60; bulls and stag
$2.cj( 1 76: yearlings and calves, $112511:10.
stnekers und feeders, .iMi M5; veals, $1 joii
0 50.
HOGS Iteceipts, 6,200 head; market 10.
lower; all grades. $l.Titu4i I.Mtt; bulk of
saler-v $1.80(1 I.SSVfc.
SIIKHP AND HAMUS-Ileeelpts. 300 head
market steady; lambs, $1 :n: i, sheei.,
$..l0Vl.0d.
mv Vorlf Dry Coiida.
NKW YORK, Oct. Irt.-DltV HO IDS
liuslness fontlnues quiet. The d dine in
the price of fi-ltou does not make srlleri
01 guilds any easier to deal with, but inn ei ,
ate inclined in hold oft more, lirown sheet
ings and drills are dull on home an mi
but llrm in prlro. llleuchcd, quietly Pim
('mirse iidofeii cottons lllo lit III, :il
light. Print cloths dull. Prints lit in S -no-business
doing hi new fancy catiene t..r
spring. Silks are showing a stiadlei toie .
with stronger iikirket for raw silk.
t'nirc c .Mnrt.rl.
nc!V YORK. Oct. lC-COFFHH- Spot
(lull- No. T Invoice, 8-e. Mild, quiet. (Vr
doVa. 9Mlle. Futures opened Steildv at
lltichnliged prices, and ruled quiet, with .1
weak undertime, owing to continued hcivv
receipts at Kin und Santos. Light ev.t
llig caused a sharp advance In the Ins'
hour, und the market clnsed tlrm. with .1
decline of pi points Total Miles, 10,97k bag,
Including November at $T.K': December
$T.3n; .luiiiinrv. $7.36; March, $7.351i7 lo. Ma.
$7.15; duly. $T.50.
Ciillfiiriilii Dried Fruits.
NHW VOHK. Oct. KiCAHll-MUNI
Dili HD FltriTS Market dull but steadv
at unchanged prices. The mnrket for evap
orated uppb-s was not particular!) active
but held quite steady on light nffer'nei
throughout the day nt fully sustained
prices; state, common, was quoted at 45ff. .
prime, 4Hl'ic; choice, fi'iCqec; fancv, fiie
l'.4c. Priiiii-s. m'-'iiS'ijC per lb., ns to ste
and qiin'ity. Apricots, lloynl. lllrlle: Mour
Park. 15'' 10c. Peaches, peeled, Htff2Cc. m
peeled. fi'nSe.
I'liltle Miimv nt Kiimkiin ( ll.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. lfi. The national ex
hibition of thoroughbred Hereford and
Shorthorn cattle began here todav The
show opened with an exhibition of bulls. 2-year-idds
or over. In class 1, tor breeding
stock. Sixteen llnclv groomed llereforils
were brought Into the arena nnd eleven
lenders of the Shorthorn breed were plH-cd
opposite them. Tllete vvtih no direct com
petition between the two breeds except as
the 1..'iOO spectat irs cared to compare them,
but there were eight prizes offered tor each
breed.
The conlest for bulls between 1 and 2
years old brought oit Iwcnty-onn Sliort
horni and Iwe nty-seven Hereford. Mnnv
of tlu-so .voung hulls weighed from 1,600 to
I. snt) pounds.
.lol.c in iiv Siipeelrd.
LONDON. Oct. 10. After a searching In
quiry Into the running un the American
horse. Kseuilnl, at Newmarket October
II. the stfwatds of the Jockey dub have
complclely exonerated from all .blame th
owner, .Mr. J. A. Drake, and the trainer.
Wlshard. Suspicion had been cast on Lester
I !e Iff, the jockey, owing to Ksciirlal losing,
though he had been ennlldently expected to
win. .The htewards sav Unit although they
are 1161 altogether smlslled lin y do not con
sider the evidence sulllcletil In prove tile
horse v. .-is pulled or to .luillfy I liu with
drawal of Uelff's license.
Missionary ( linn-roll Ik S fc.
DUN Villi, Oel. Hi. Itev. Joshua Gravclt
todav 1 elvi-il 11 li tter giving assurance of
tin- Mi.'etv of Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. I'amc
ron of ibis city, who went to China two
years ago an missionaries, and from whom
no tidings Im , 1 been received slnco June I
hud. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron reached
Shanghai wit li other missionaries from Un
interior laic In August. Mr. Cameron wrote
on September 1 that he desired to return
to (he Interior on October 1 und appealed
lor money and tracts and for more mis
sionaries to work In northern Chlun.
Mure (iolil Coining:.
NHW YOltK. Oct. Pi. It Is announced
that Gnldm 111, Sachs K- Co. have engaged
$2,003,000 gold for Import.
riii: III', ALT V .MMIKIVr.
INSTIU'MKNTS liled lor record Tuesday,
Oetobu- Hi. 19uo:
IVilrrnnl.v Deeds,
II. H. Krnest and wife to H. F. Mi
Mullen, s 70 feet lot li, block II, High
land Place $ 1.000
M. N. Maxwell to H. V. l-'ltch. w 10
feet lot fi, block 11, Shlnn's add. . . 10n
Hldiard O'Keefe, jr.. In David Shan
ahan, 11 30 lent of- s IV) feet of w 121
feet lot 1, block 4. S. H. Rogers' add 1.400
.1. W. Ii.fkett to (1. K Frltchftt. un
illvldcd 1-9 sw-U se'i 30-10-10 and
other property 250
Patrick Coyne nnd wife to lames
Wright, part taxlot 22 In 1(5-15-1:1 1,000
A. W. Phelps et ill to J. H. Sherwood,
lot 15. block 13, Hansiom Place... . 2.800
I. M. Kuhn and wife to J S. lirokaw.
lot 10, block 9. erdghtou Heights . 1.600
Deeds,
Sheriff to . S Curtis. wt lot (1,
block 13, Omaha
4.600
Total amount of transfers
$12.S50
S5.00 A MONTH.
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Meiiii.d new never falls,
vwite.ut cutting. Pfcln or
1, s ,,r nine.
ararjies a c ;-in ' 1 ii(enuuiepoison
iSYPlHaLlO,!,,,,,,), cleaned from
thHsytem i-v.ij --.en and symptom
rilnuppe.irs ..uniii.-tcl-, uirt forever. No
"llltli MvIM. "I I '' 1 1 tliedlkeuse ontheskln
or f.'- 1 ruaiiK-ni louuins ao daugerous
drug-ior liijarioiH iiu-dli lues.
i.cAi' pii.-n Loss or manhood from v.
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SEXUALLY in nii.ii v or Ksiiauhtion,
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1 1 r!T fled Infiillibln Homo Treut
nncl GLfcliT mriit. Noin-.truinents,nnpln,
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