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THE OMAITA DAILT BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, '1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Weakne at LWorpool Main Factor for
Chicago Slump.
WHEAT DEPRESSED AND FALLS OVER A CENT
Corn Holds fteiiinrknbly Steady 'n
Vlnr of the t'oiitrnry Influences
Oati Perl the Henrlsluirss
of Other tlrnlns.
CHK'AOO, Oct. 23.- Weakness at Liver
pool waB the main factor In a Mump here
today, wheat falllm? IHc under yesterday.
Corn cloned ic and oats ViC lower, re
visions at tho close wen- weak, pork 32Hc
lard 12V4c and ribs K'i'tfWc depressed.
Liquidation by discouraged lont?s, Influ
enced mostly by a l'ic drop at Liverpool,
ruld In tiH wheat pit throtiKhout tho ses
Ion. Tho heavy movement, favoruble
weather and a How audi demand udded to
tho bull demoralization. Home export busi
ness wbh accomplished at the decline, but
there wad not enough of It to check the
bull rout. The IncreaBo In the world h vis
ible. 2.1C6.0W bu.. although under expecta
tion, also failed to materially effect the
price. The selllnK was General, tho de
mand local and scattered and little cnlcil
Uted to withstand the heuvy lines which
rnnm Into tho pit thrmiKh commission
houses December opened ifc'uc lower at
n'tti to nc, rallied early to ,3r and
then dropped steadily to rth,e near the end
of tho session. The close was weak. De
cember lVje down at "SWa !?' New 1 ork
reported K loads uken for export and 1.
losds were sold direct from here. Sea
board clearances In wheat and flour wcro
enual to 421.POO mi. Primary receipts were
I.Ml.Ofw bll mpared with I.IM.CW bu. last
year. Minneapolis nnd Duluth reported Sit)
rars, UKalnst 6'JJ last week and 'W a year
mo. Local receipts were 320 v'ars, of con
tract grade. Argentine news was bearish,
reporting; crop prospects Improved. 1' ly
was reported doing dainago In Ohio.
Corn held remarkably steady In view of
the contrary lnllu noes wheat weakness,
better weather, liquidation by longs, nb
senco of bull luulers, renewed short sell
ing bv previously cautious bears and tho
Indifferent cables. December sold between
:i.Ve and IV ,c. closing c lower at SSv.
October at one time touched 41c. or lc over
vesterdav's close, but later, Inllllenced by
the wheat weakness, dropped to ilitHe, He
under yesterday Hecelpts were (122 curs.
The nats market tell the bearlshness of
other grains and slipped out of the hands
of Its few French friends. Business showed
little activity and the price yielded with
out attracting much attention. Hecelpts
were 300 cars. December sold between 22ty
4l22',in and 21'ic, and closed io lower at
21H'U22c.
Provisions wore weak nt the opening, be
cause of a decline at the yards, and as the
grain weakness became pronounced later
provisions eased off still further, closing
wenk. January pork sold between $lV.37Vi
i.ii.l 11 fir. nn.l ,.l,,uil TU... Itv,.f nl 1110TU.'
tween VJ.971S and J5.87V4. with the clos.. 17'4
f(f20e depressed at J3.,v. Liverpool was tkl
lower for Cumberland cut bacon.
ICstlmatcd receipts tomorrow; Wheat, 220
enrs, corn, 25 cars; oats, J 50 cars; hogs,
31,0ni) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles Open. "lllch Low. ICIoseTTYes'y.
Wheat
Oct
Nov.
Dee.
Corn
Oct.
.Wv.
Dec.
May
Oats
Oct.
Nov.
Deo.
Turk
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
l.ard-
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Jllbs-
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
I
I '2U
727.1
I I
I
72H 71;, 7l?i
73 71't, 72
73;l 72Hl72?i;
73U
73li
tOVuT
:is'i
I 35.
41 I 39
39'V
374
S5V
3Si,45iV4
3r.4
SCTs
3li,
2t'4
21'
211
-'l'! ill!,
IKlilSWHVi'
2lV4i! 21J,
2P(.Si22,22H5;
14 Irf) ' 14 on
10 75 11 02!4
11 07' 11 40
6 87Vt ' 7 00
85 ' fi 97',4
55 6 B7V4
10 W)
It 30
10 0
U 7H
10 B0
11 05
ft 95
K 85
6 65
fi SO
6 20
5 sr
6 m
6 KM
G 8."
c so
6 20
6 85
6 20
5 83
6 97'4
6 3214
6 02'.J
6 TM
6 7i
5 97H-I
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUlt Steady; winter patents. S.I.SVff
4.00 straights. J2.2OiT3.70; clears, $3.003.50;
Bprlng specials. $1.50; patents. 3.504j4.00;
straights. J3.10iJJ3.50; bakers. $2.30S"2.80.
WHEAT No. 3, 67j('74c; No. 2 rod, 73ff
74Uc
i'OHN No. 2, WWVi?; No. 2 yellow. iVfic.
OATH No. 2. 22';c; No. 3 white, 23U1I24-c.
HYK-No. 2. 4SV-.
HAHLKY Fnlr to choice malting. i7(3C5c.
Hllisns No. 1 flax. $1.74: northwestern,
1 76V4. Prime, timothy. $4.0Mf4.15. . Clover,
contract grade. $10.Wi?10.2.".
PHO VISIONS Mess pork, per bhl.. 11.50.
Lard, per 100 lbs.. !ti.97trtr7.6r. Short ribs
sides (loose), JB.SOOT.IO. Dry salted shoul
ders (boxed). J.255i.60. Short clear sides
(boxed). $6.90(S7.00.
WIIISICY-Hasls of high ivlnes J1.27.
SUOAIt-Cut lof. $(1.30; granulated, J5.90;
confectioners' A, $5.70; off A, $5.65.
Following are the (receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 21,000 19,000
Wheat, bu 245.000 '112,000
forn, bu 429,000 I19.000
Oat, bu 3(5,000 tfi.OOO
rtyo. bu ItJ.OOfl 2,(00
Harley, bu 299,000 18,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was dull; creameries, lVff22c;
dairies, ISftlSc. Cheese firm at lOiilfllVse.
Kggs, steady; fresh, 1114c.
NKW YOHIC r.KMCUAI, M ARKKT,
Muotntlnns of (lie Onjr on Vnrlons
CoiMiiioiHtles.
n.'V.W'OUK' ct- 2:t-KLOirn-necelpts.
33.G10 bbls.; exports, 25,694 bbls,; Bales. 8.500
pkgs.; weak and quoted lower on some
grades, with business moderately active at
the decline; winter straights, $3.45f?3 55;
?,,L,i?,p.l,ii.,a.p.ft,'"," ;30Jj4.35i winter extras,
$2.6ol2.75; Minnesota bakers. $:.00f?3.40; y,U.
Jer low grades, J2. 45512. fin. Uyn Hour, llrm
sales, 250 bbls,; fair to good. J3.10fi3.30.
choice to fancy. JJ.SS'tfS.fi.i. Huclr.wheat flour
Meady nt U.W(K.2o.
HUt'K WHEAT Dull nt 60fi65c, c. I. f
New York.
COHNMHAl-Dull; yellow western, R8c;
city. 90c; Hrandywlne, $2.45U2.GO.
HYH Easier; No. 2 western, 57c. f. o. b..
afloat, state, 52?S3c, c. I. f.. New York.
HAHI,KY Weak; feeding, 42f4c. c. I. f .
lluffolo; malting. D0416S0. c. 1. f., ltuffalo.
HAHLEY MALT Dull; western, GiiiGtc
., IIKAT-Hecelpts. 166.825 bu.; exports.
U Ii" , snles, 4,175,000 bu. futures and
320 000 uu. spot. Spot, weak; No. 2 red.
774c f. o. li., afloat, and 754c, elevntor; No.
1 northern, Duluth. 834c, f. o. b.. afloat;
No. 1 hard, Duluth, 87c. f. o. b afloat. Op
tions broko ngnln today under severe liqui
dation by heaviness abroad, continued ab
sence of outside support, burdensom' do
mestlc stocks and small clearances. An nc-
LV8 ,ox J!Hl(" of xbort accounts attended
th decline, moklng tho closn weak nt lVrf
KjL0p.nMtni0SSia If11' ?iiMc. closed u
M,c; May, 80ssisi;c, closed at HVic; Octo-
Xrsed aSte774c. 76S: 1cpml,r. "UVrTSHc.
COHN Hecelpts. 170.425 bu.; exnorts 30t .
raj bu,; sales. ia,(m bu, futures and SOO.OOO
bu. spot. Spot, steady; No. ', 4G4c. ele
vator, and 474c. f. o, b nlloat. Options
opened firm and showed steadiness on wet
weather news, but on subsequent predic
tions of clearing prospects and tho break
In wheat declined rather sharply. tMosTnc
r,ftS;r"",,I Pay,n!'',3c net lower. May
41 9-lGc. closed at 41c; October closed 11 1
OAT8-HecVlptV-2,i:800 tu ' ex ,,'rts
v. . niiiir, uj i-i. . wnno. 2,0; track
mixed western, 244W264c; trnck white
17 60 fu.iwiiij.w, city, J17.0OJ
chMliel?24!c.Bhlpp,n't 7577Hc: B0Otl 1,1
HOPS-Qulet; state common to choice
1899 cron, hW13c: old olds, rjTSc; raclllo
const 1899 ci op, 10W13c; old oids. 3'nic.
HIDES Firm; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs . 18c
California. 21 to 24 lbs., 184c; Texas dry. si
LEATHER Steady: hemlock sole. Huonos
acid. 224ii-234c. tu-'-J.1
WOOIi Dull; domestic fleecu, 2527c
Texas. 1516o.
Hl'TTER Hecelpts, R.200 pkgs.j firm
creamery. 1Wi224c; Juno creamery, lSji21c
factory. 13U1C0.
CH EES E-Heccipts, 11.630 pkgs.: steady
large, whltei 107tc; small, white, lie; large
colored, lie; small, colored, 11c.
EGOS Hecelpts. 13.315 pkgs.! steady
western, regular packing, ut mark, 16$fi9c
PHOVISIONS-Heef, quiet: family, J10.50
ll.ft); mess. $9.0Ofi9.5O. Heef hams. JW.tioU'
11,00: packet. J10.OOiflO.50: city extra India
nepn. 11 ,vv. v.111 iiirum, nirmi) , iui-
ed bellies, S'ifdlu; )lrkled shoulders, ftiiiff
12c: pickled hams. 9V$9';e. Lard, weak;
western Bteam. $7.37, October closed at
17.374, nominal: rellned, firm; continent,
V.V.N'i Seutb America, S,25j compound,
January lard, between jS-ty-j; and tC.r5, clos
ing I'Mi: down at and January ribs, be
$6.12H Pork, steady, family, $l003ie.50;
short clear. $16.60H17d, mess, $12X12.45.
TALLOW Lasj, city ($2 per pkg ), 4(4C,
country (tikgs free). 44fl44c
lUCK-Bteady, domestic, fair to extra, 4'i
id'tc, Jajprffi, 40tc.
MOLASSKs - Hteady: Nw Orleans open
kettle, gool to choice, t:!53c.
.MKTALS Owing to the liberal offerings
and tho rather unfavorable reports from
London the local market for tin experienced
a slight reaction nnd closed easy In tone at
$2S,152.S.25, against $2g.20'o28.30, last nlghfs
close. Tho rest of tho list were generally
unchanged nnd featureless. Lake copper
was dull at JIfi.7.1i 17.ft. Lead, dull at $1,374;
spelter, dull nt $4.1W.13. nnd all Iron mar
kets dull nnd unchanged. The brokers'
pilco for lend was $1 and for copper $1G.87V4.
Omaha wiioi.i:nam: mahkht.h.
(.'omlltluii of Trnde unci Quotations nil
Sliiplr nnd Fancy Produce.
KOC.S-Ilecelnls light; good stock. 16e.
LIVK POt'LTHY-Hens, 64G'4c; roosteri,
3flc; spring chickens, To; ducks, C1j7c;
geese, Gi;7o; turkeys, if9c.
FItKHH D'lUSSIJD POt'LTHY-Hens, 8
R'.Jc; roostcru, 6i(0c; ducks nnd geese, OfllOc;
broilers, per doz., $3; spring chickens, per
lb.. swMjc. turkeys. 124c.
OA.MK-Pralrlc chicken, per doz., $3.00S
4.60; mallard ducltJ. per doz., $3; tnU, J1.50M
1.75: mixed. $1 25JJ1.50; Jacksnlpe. $l.25il 60.
HUTTi:i-Common to fair. 124c; cholco,
lf'(Kc; separator, 21c; gathered creamery,
194120c.
FHKSH OYSTIJnS-Flrst grade, solid
packed, New Yuri: counts, per can, 38c; ex
tra selects. 82r: Btandartls, 25c. Second
grade, slack Hied, New York counts, per
can, SOe; extra slectv, 21b; stundards, 20c.
PIOKONS-Llve, per doz., 90o.
VUAI.B Choice, 9JJ10c.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' nwsoelatlun: Choice iiiiIhikI,
$S.W; No, 1 upland, $?; medium, $7.W; coarse,
$G,50. Hyo straw, JiJ. These prices are for
nny or good color and quality. Demand
fair. Hecelpts, 10 cars.
OATS-No. J white, 2Cc.
COHN-No. 3, 38c.
1JIIAN-JI2.
VKOKTADLES.
CUCCMIIi:itS-Por doz.. 20323c.
TUItNIPS-Per bu. Paskct, GOo.
Hi:iT8"Per bu., G0ft75c.
rAlt9TS-Pcr doz. bunches, 26o.
LHTTFCH-JVr doz.. incise.
ItADlSHKS llomu grown, per doz., 16e.
IILANS Wax. per 4-bu. basket, 50o;
Mrlnc, 40c,
POTATOi:S-Per bu.. 4050c; sweet pota
toes, per bu., 75f(90c.
CAHHAOK Homo crown, per lb., 14c;
Holland wed. l;c.
kTt0-JlATOI':s Homo grown, per 4 bu. bas-
Mf!!,KXNrnomo crown, per bu 6og60c
(. I2LLU Nebraska and Utah, 30N0c.
Fltt'ITS.
r.FA.r."KS-Cailf,r"'i freestones, $1.K.
PLt MS-Callfornla, per crate, $1.0081.10;
per box. 90c.
PKAHS-Per box, $2.00fi2.E5.
(.HA I'FH - California Tokays, 4-bnsket
crate, $1.(J; Delawaie and Niagara. perC-lb.
basket. 15e; eastern Concords. 17P1SC.
V.A,7 ' HLONS-Ah to size, 10V(15c each.
ll''f',',lI'S-Xntlve, 7.-.cfi$l.0o per bu.; per
bbl., $2.50; enstern, J2.Co4i2.75.
CHANI1EHKIKS Per bbl., JG.75; per
crate, $2.50.
THOPICAL FHU1TS.
OIIANOFS-Mexlcan, per box, Jl.50.
LK.MONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, J4.60;
choice. J I.
J0IjAN ANAS Per bunch, according to size,
FlOS-Callfornla, new cartons, Mc; lay
era, i5c.
MISCKLLANKOtTS.
Nt'TS-Kngllsh wnlnutB, per lb., 12JH3c;
filberts, per lb.. 13c; nlmnnils, per lb., 17
20e; raw peanuts, per lb., 44tT.c; roast'.'. 1,
CMi"4n; Hrnzlls, 12c; Pocani., !' 10c.
IIIDICS No. 1 nreen. GUc; No. 2 green,
54c; No. 1 saltodi 74c; No. 2 salted. 4c;
No. 1 veal cair, S to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Gc.
CIIANIiKS l. AVAII.AIII.F. KIIIMM.V.
Ciible nnd TelPKraiihlc Iteportn of
(irnln A II oat nnd Aialiorr.
NEW YOHtv. Oct. 23.-Speclal cable and
telegraphic communications to Hradstreet's
show the fol'owlng chnnges In available
supplies from last account:
WHEAT I'nlted States and Canada, east
of the Hockles, Increase, 1.75K.O00 bu.; afloat
for atid In Europe, lncrense, 400,00 bu.;
total supply. Increase, 2,15fi,0l0 bu.
COHN I'nlted States and Canada, east of
the Hockles, decrease, 1,229,000 bu.
OATS United States and Canada, east of
tho Hockles, Increase, 177.000 bu, Among
tho more Important Increases rcporteil are
those of 500,000 bu. at northwestern Interior
elnvntors, 100,000 bu. In Manitoba, 89.000 bu.
ut St. Joseph. G3.090 bu. at Coteau and 52,000
bu. nt Portland. Me.
Tho leading decreases Include thoso of
88.000 bu. nt Newport News, 76.000 bu, at
Kingston. 75,000 bu. at Chattanooga nnd
G7JKV) b;i. nt Chicago private elevators.
Tho combined stock of wheat at Portland,
Ore., Tucoma und Seattle Increased 492.000
bu. last week.
St. Louis Cm 1 11 und Provision.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 70ic; track. 71f
72i;c; October. 704c; December, 71,;W71llc;
May. 734c; No. 2 hard, C7Ti'C8c.
COHN Lower; No. 2 cash. 31'ic; track.
3f,;c. now; :t74fi37;c, old; October, 3C;c:
December. 34,fi3iic; May, SSUTOijc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 224c; track.
22fj23e; October, 23c; December, 224c:
May, 24',ic; No. 2 white, 244T25e.
RYE- Lower; 50c.
FLOl'R Easy; patents, $3.65(33.05; extra
fancy and straights, $3.20ff3.30; clear, J3.75W
SELDS Timothy, steady nt J3.75O4.20.
'lax. nominally lower at $1.72.
COHNMEAI-Steady at $2.052.10.
H RAN Nominal; sacked, east track. 67c.
1 IA Y Ktnnil v llmnthi- 10 fwvwi'l ri. ,,.nuu
$9;00J 10.00. "
WKIHKIIY-Stcady at $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.35.
HACiGINC, -$S.10S.W.
HEMP TWINE $9.
M tllMI.M.I.wf.il olnmloi inoioinr
Spelter, steady; $4.05.
POl'LTRY Firm; chickens, turkeys and
ducks. fi4o; geese, ec.
iMJiiS steady; 15c.
Jll'TTER-l'Irm; creamery, 180220; dairy.
fitlSc
I'ROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing, $13,
(boxed), weak; extra shorts, $7.50; clear
ribs and clear sides. $7,024. Hacon (boxed),
,, l".;..lu Biiuiia, iieur rios anil clear
sides, $S.60.
hi:c,i.i r'ravin,. r. iv i.ki .
000 bu.; corn. 102,000 bu,; oats, 83,000 bu,
' 1 'lour, is.ww tiois.; wheat,
52.00) bu.; corn, 108.000 bu,; oats, 8,000 bu.
Kiiiiniia City (iriiln una ProTlslnna.
KANSAH PITV n ii .ii'iitiin
rPm!,t.6i!,;5'li3lX0'; XIaV- fiS'ic: cash. No. 2
C94c;- No? 3. l3Wc. ' ' "
x.1 uN7n?;e"lh('r: Mci Mav- 31Uo: cash.
No. 2 mix,',!. .111.' N!n n .v.1 oi-.
j. . - oitjv;, uu, .,
OATS-No. 2 white. 23240.
RYE-No. 2. 454ii4r,e.
$8.(iH.2f;. c,,0,co P'"".
fancy 17l' '',m'ry' WW.; dairy.
nl.y:. '8 !'"?. returned; now
-' 10,400
SItlPMl.'vra . .
20,b00 b.7.; oats, 6.O0O bu " """" DU'' Crn
Liverpool (irnlii and Provisions.
.LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23. WIinT-Bnn
.tiurrii'iiii mixed, new.
4s 6d. Futures, quiet; November, 4s MA-
Hecelpts of wheat during 'the last three
days, 23,000 centals. Including 178,00) Amer!
lean.
Receipts of American corn during the last
three days. 105.700 centnls.
PROVISIONS Shoulders. square cut
steady, at 33s Gd.
Toledo .Mnrkel.
TOLEDO. Oct. 23.-WHEAT-Falrly ac-
ber, ,i)'c; December. 7G);c; May, Sic.
. -J,v- -un. nieuu , casu ana October.
43c; December, 36c.
RYE 54c.
OATS Dull, firm; cash and October, S24c;
December. 230. '
CLOVERSEED-Falrly active. weak;
cash, im prime, J6.10; October, JS.60; De
cember, Jtf.674,
I'lillnileiin Produce Marknt.
PIULAnELPIIlA, Oct 23. RL'TTER
Firm: fancy western creamery, 25o; fancy
western prints, 27c.
J?1,-11"" uml c hlchor; fresh nearby.
20wi,2ic; fresh western. 204c; fresh smith
western. 19c; fresh southeni, IRc.
CHEESE-inrm; New, York full creams,
fancy small, Il-Vfill4c; New York lull
creams, fair to choice, 104fillVic
Mliiiieiiiiolls Wheut Inrkel,
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 23,-WHEAT-Nn. 1
hard, 7.Vc; No. 2 northorn, 724W734c: No.
inri.,u,rn' 75,'c! December. 7Hc; May,
77WJ77,4C.
&:lm$ttr' ,0c per bbl-low,ri m,',
snia01"' " 150 a ,on: ,n bulk'
California Dried Frnlti.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRl'lTB-Inactlve. Tho marltt
for evaporate! apples continues quiet ami
steady, with only n small Jobbing trada In
progress; nominally unchanged prices
State, common, y5c prime, 4tiJiicj
choice, 64ae, fatiry, &64e Pmnes, S4f
84c per lb,, as to slzo nnd quality Apricots,
Roynl, llflHe; Moor Park, 15016c Peaches,
peeled, 16t('J0c, linpeeled, (Vt9.-
.tlllvrnnkre flrnln .llnrket,
, MILWAt'KEE, Oct. 23. WHEAT Mar
kot lower: No. 1 northern, 754S78C; No. 2
northern, 734c.
RYE Dull; No. 1, 61Q52e.
HAHLEY Steady; No. 2, 67c; sample, 3H
66c.
Duluth Market.
DULUTH, Oct. 23 WHEAT No. 2 hard,
774c; No. 1 northern, 754c; No, 2 northern,
il4c; No, 3 spring, C7'sc; October, i54c;
December. 764c; January, 7S4c.
CORN-394c.
JIOVIMIIIM'S CtF STOCKS AMI IIOMIS.
.Market Opens it I tit Hour of AelHIty,
lint Prices (in Lower.
NEW YORIi. Oct. 23 The warning en
tallied In yesterday's Hurry In call money
to 6 per cent was taken by tho speculntlv
element today nnd tho rather Intemperate
buying which has Hooded the niarkot ulnce
tho latter part of last week was materially
curtailed. Thcro was n great deal of busi
ness ilono In the first hour, but tho selling
to realize clearly outweighed the buyl k
demand. In spite of some sharp manipula
tive activity In specialties, nnd the nveruco
of prices went below Inst night The "il
lug was not nil precipitate nnd showed n
tendency to decrease as prices receded to
tho lower level, but when efforts were made
to bid up prices again It was found that
selling orders were wultlng at the hlsher
level In sulllclent volume to force prices
back ngaln. I.atc In the day u imi'-li
heralded upward movement In Northern
Paclllc ramn Into notice For several days
pHst rumors have been heard of u null
pool In this stock, b,ised on tho largo short
Interest Known to e::lsl In It and the it
duced lloatlng supply owing to the rec-nt
buying of n mihstnmhil fharaetcr which
appeared when the quotation got below 60.
Tho price was 544 today, when the iidvnnce
began, and It enrrlod tho quotation up
through some very heuvy selling, without
material tetlmrl; to a shade over 63, mak
ing the net gfiln 2i;. Great Northern pre
ferred wns advanced 6 points corrclatlvely.
It was alleged In behalf of tho movement
that tho Impairment In tho earning power
of tho railroads In the I'orthwcrt by tho
shortngo of the spring wheat crop had ben
greatly overstated. The vtatenient of the
Northern l'acltlc for the second week n
October shows a decrease In gross earn
ings of 117,491. notwithstanding additional
mileage compared with last year of nearly
40") miles. Thcro was u notable dlslnclliri
tlon In tho rest of the market to tespoiul
to this movement nnd the tecoverles. were
qulto Insignificant. The fall In the cnll
loan rato to 34 per cent In the last half
hour wns equally without effect In reawak
enlng speculntlvo Interest ni.d the tnnrkot
closed Irregular at small net changes. The
earlier rales for cnll loans ruled from I to
5 per cent nnd It Is not unlikely that tho
reaction was duo to the nbstlnenco of the
speculators from further encroachment on
money resources. Hanks called loans to
tho extent of Fevcrnl million dollars this
morning, nnd the shifting of loans which
resulted caused quite an active bidding for
money. The vonts of the day had thi
effect of awnklnlng some fresh uneasiness
over tho money market conditions mil
these wcro not altogether allayed by the
renewed weakness of cxchnnire, especially
Paris cheques. The transfer of currency
to New Orleans through the sub-trensury
was also renewed today. Much doubt ex
ists regarding the effectiveness of high call
lonn rates In renewing gold Imports. The
gold thus fnr secureil was the result if
scouring the open market supplies nil over
Europe, without nrouslnp the opposition of
tho great central banking Institution?.,
which would have to be resorted to for
nny considerable gold supplv. Horrowers
of time money show a disinclination to pay
hh much ns 5 per cent, while bankers have
counted upon a pood market for'tlme loans
nt fi per cent. Whether they will bo in
clined to Import gold under the clrcuni
ntancos to meet the exigencies of specula
tion Is a mooted question. . . . ,
Thero was a decided falling off In busi
ness In bonds nnd prices reacted nt various
points. Total sales, par value. Jl.GOO.OM.
I'nlted Stutes bonds were unchnnged on
last call. ....
The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: There was gen
eral dullness In the markets hero today,
occasioned mainly by the reaction In the
American department. In which nctlv.ly
has mainly centered during the last few
days. London was engaged In taking prof
its preliminary to the settlement tomor
row. Herlln flso sold with some freedam
nnd nothing but support from New "i ork
held the market to a degree of llrmn-ss
The. Hank of England lost 25 000 gold to
Egypt nnd 30.000 to Holland. Franco took
n parcel of sold In the open market. India
Is still buying sliver. ...
The following art- tho closing prices on
the Now York Stock exchange:
Atchison ,
do pfd
Haltlmoro & O.,
Canadian Pac...
Canada So
dies. & O
Chicago Q. W...
C. 11. & Q
Chi. Ind. & L....
do pfd
Chicago & E. Ill
C. .Vr N. W
C, R. I. & V
C. C. C. & St. L,
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. (i W
Denver & K. G.,
do pfd
Erlo
do 1st pfd
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley.
Illinois Central.
Iowa Central ..
,! nfil
, 314 Union Pacific ...
, 74U do pfd
714 Wabash
SG; J do pfd
534 .Wheel. & L. E...
. SOifcl do 2d pfd
li'4 Wis. Central ....
128 Third Avenue ...
21 'Adams Ex
61 lAmerlcan Ex
95 IF. S. Ex
1G3 Wells-Fnrgo Ex.
109 'Amer. Cot. Oil...
U3V do pfd
6 Amer. Malting .,
29 do pfd
lrt i Amer. S. &. It...,
113U do pfd
177 Amer. Spirits ...
2i.t; do pfd
. 70'i Amer. S. Hoop.,
, 12',; do pfd
, 35 Amer. S. & W...
1G6 do pfd
16 Amer. Tin Plate,
, XG'i do pfd
118, Amer. Tobncco.,
19'i do pfd
, 42 Anne. Mill. Co..,
, 37 Hrooklyn R. T...
, gi&;
. 754
. 74
, 194
!
, 21',
. 124
,109
12S
.153
. 4S4
.125
, 36
. 91
. l.
no
J
414
. 90U
, 1 "
. 17
, 244
. 724
. 3?
. 754
. 334
. 82
. US'
.127
. 46"i
. 6S
. 39
. 29s,
, 8i;
. S9
. rs
in
. 65
, 9S
, K';
. I'm
. 694
. 354
. 91
. 204
. 97
, 29;
. M
.127
. 155,
, iWfc
, SI
. G1
, 42
, 914
l'
, 81
,190
, 5
.1234
,115
, 6S'i
, 114
. 71J
. s?H
. 94
. so;
. 144
. K;
. 65
Lake Erie k W
do pfd
Lake Shore
L. & N
Manhattan L...
1nt at III'
.107 Colo. Fuel & I..
.2064 Con. Tobacco ..,
. 751; do pfd
. 084 Federal Steel ...
.1594 do pfd
. 12; Gen. Electric ..,
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. I;.,
do pfd
Mn Vni-inn
5!.i liiucose sugar .,
, 97; do pro
. 54h( Inter. Paper
. 40 1 do pfd
. 10 Laclede Gas
. 214 National Hlscult
.136 i do liftl
.lTHi.Nntloiial Lead .,
. 374! do pfd
. 7 iNatlonnl Steel .,
. 6"; do pfd
. 73s N. Y. Air Rrnke
. 224 No. American ..,
. 41 Pacific Coast ....
. 76 do 1st pfil
.IT', ' do 2d pfil
. 174 Pacific Mnl!
. 6Mi People's Gas
. 2SV 'Pressed S. Car,
. 49 I do pfd
. 90 Pullman P. Car,
. 114'S. n. & T ,
. 6S Sugar
. 36 I do pfd
. l?4Tonn. Coal & I.,
. 3n; V. 8. Leather .,
.115ii do nfd
Mobile & Ohio..
M.. K. & T
do pfd
V .T r'nntrnl ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & w...
do pfd
No. Paclllc
do pfd
Ontario & AV...
Ore. Ry. &. Nav.
.In ,f,l
Pennsylvania ...
Heauing
do 1st pfd
do 2d li fd
Rio C. W
do pfd
St. L. t 8. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw...
do pfd
St. Paul
Hn rtfd
171 U. 8. Rubber ...
Ht. P. & Omaha
.113 do pfd
So. Pacific ..
Bo. nallway
,ln nfd
35' wastern Un on.,
. l?a; Republic I. & H
. ut'' do' pfd
. 17V P. C. C. & St. L
Texas & Paclflo
Ex-dlvldend.
nniton Stork Quotations.
nOSTON, Oct. 23. Call loans, 304 per
cent: time loans, 4',Jff6 per cent. Otllctal
closing:
A.. T, &87F...."3f (West End 92
do pfd 7-i4'Atchlson 4s 994
Amer. Sugar ....123S N. E, Ci. & C. 5s. C:;
do pfd 116 Adventure 4s;
Rostou & Alb'y..2l7 Allouez Mln. Co. 24
Boston Elevated. 153 Amal. Conner ... 01
Hoaton & Me. ...190 lAtlantlc 214
C. H. & Q.
1284 Hoston ,fc Mont. .515
Doinlnton Coal
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd .......
Gen. Electric .
do nfd
'U liutte & Hoston.. M
...113 Cu . - Heoln ?7f.
... 394 Centennial 174
... 674 Franklin 164
...1434 H'linholdt ......... 25
...110 Osceola 13
...213 1'nrrnl iui
Ed. Eloc. III.
Mexican entral. 12?; Qutncy 150
Mich. Tel 85 .Santa Fn Copper. 7
N. E. G. & C 13 Tnmnrack 257
Old Dominion ... 21utah Mining ....824
Union Pacific ... Cli Inona 34
Union Land 14 Wolverines 424
l'orelnn Flnitiiclnl.
LONDON. Oct. 23 -With the government
disbursing much monoy from tho Hank of
England there Is no Indication of a diminu
tion of the floating supply thereby Tho
present abundance of money Is considered
artificial, necessitating caution and. con
sidering also tho condition of foreign ex
changes. It tends to cheek a rapid fall In
rates, Huslness on tho Stock exchange to
dny was fairly steady, b.it dea'.ings wcro
restricted and less hopeful. Consols were
llrm, home rails were mostly maintained
and Americans wcro Irregular und drop
ping. Louisville & Nashvllles were the
worst. Grand Trunks wore easier The
advauco In the price of sliver Is attributed
to the report that India has resumed pur
chasing, besides the buying for Husso-Chl-nese.
and Ocrman-Chlneje account. Sup
plies are scarce. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of England to
day was 180,000, mostly for shipment to
Egypt. Spanish 4s closed nt 6S;. Gold
premium at Huonos Ayres. 132.90.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-On the bourso today
business opened firm, except In Knfllrs.
which were weak. Later business wns dal'
on offers of tractions and townrd the close
a weakness In Indlstrluls intensified, the
all-round unfavorable tone, especially of
Spanish 4s, Three per cent rentes, 99f I54c;
exchange on London, 23f 104c for checks,
Spanish 4s closed at 63 35.
, MERLIN, Oct. 23 '-On the bourso today
homo funds were llrm In conncquenco of
tho success of the subscription to the 4
per cent Hamburg loan. Americans were
supported and locals wcro firmer, After
fluctuations prices closed easier. Exchange
on London, JOm IS4pfg for checks. Dis
count rates; Short bills. 2 per cent; three
months' bills, 34 per cent.
ow York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-MONnY-On call,
firm, nt 34'o5 per cent; Inst loan nt 4
per cent, prime mercantile paper, 6D6 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE -Easy, with ac
tual business in bankers' bills at $(.M lor
demand nnd nt $4.S03 for sixty days; posted
rates, $I.S1,4.82 und $I.S5y$I.S54; commer
cial bills. W.W.ift l.voV
SILVER-Ortlficates, 6l4W4c; bar, 65c
per ounce; Mexican dollars, 61c.
HONDS-Gocrnmeiit, steady; railroad,
Irregular, state, weak.
Tho closing prices on bonds today are as
touows:
I'. S. ref. 2s, r.
do coupon .. .
do S&, reg
do coupon
do now 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4s, reg. .
do coupon . . .
do 6s, reg
do coupon . ..
n nt rr a r.-.
,104 N. Y. O. Is...
.101 N. J. C. g. 6s....
.109 No. Pacific 3s....
,1094 do 4M
IW4 N Y, CiSI, 4s.
1344 Nor. .fc W. c. 4s..
.1H Ore. Nnv. Is
IHU 1I0 v -
.112 Oregon S. L. Os..
1134 O. S. L. c. 6h
1084
123
c4
1034
107
9'. 4
109
103H
127
114
9S-t
1104
111
1104
1704
1184
119
804
1004
ff4
1134
72
106
in-;
un
1124
K'4
91
1234 Heading gen. .
1.HI4 Rio G. W. Is
Atchison gon. '4s.
(Ill UIIJ. 19
f'nnuilii fin Id
lfX,i4 St 1, & 8 F g. 6s.
100 S L & 1 M c. 6s..
uu tn
O. A N. W. fs
do S. F. deb. Ms
Chicago Ter. 4s,
Colo. So. 4s
D. & H. G. Is. ..
do 4s.
Erlo gen. 4s
v w .c. n r 1.
120 St. Paul consols.
.139; St. P.. C. & P. is.
,120 do 6s
924 So. Pacific 4s....
, 824 80, Railway 6s. .
103 H. It. Jfe T. Ca....
, 994 Texas & Pac. Is.
7l4i '1 2s
3 .Union pacific 4s..
Ocn. Electric 6s'.!
120 , Wabash Js.
in. central in
L. & N. unl. 4s...
M. K. & T. 2s....
do 4s .
When Issued
115
.In '.'a
us1
V,.sf HhorA 4s...
i;'J4
Wis. Central Is..
92 ''a. Centuries
Xrw York MlnlnR Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. The followln
tho closing quotations for mining s
K aro
hnros
touiiy :
Chollar
IS
'Ontario
iOphlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
(Sierra Nevada.
.Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket .
. .1)10
.. 80
.. 11
..125
..GOO
.. 35
..310
.. 20
.. 15
Crown Point .... II
Con. Cnl. & Va...loo
Deadwood 60
Gould & Currle.. 70
Halo & Norcross. 33
llomestake 550)
Iron Silver "0
Mexican 37
London Slock Qnot nt Ions.
LONDON. Oct. 23.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money. .99 1-16 Erlo 124
do account 994 do 1st pfd 36
Atchison 3'! Pennsylvania ... G(;
Canadian Pac.... M4 Reading 84
St. Paul 119 No. Pacific pfd.. 75
Illinois Central.. .123 Grand Trunk ....
Louisville 77; Anaconda 94
Union Pac. pfd... 78 ,nand Mines 404
N. Y. Central .,..135 I
HAH SILVER-Steady at 3041 per ounce.
MONEY 14 per cent. Tho rato of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
3fj34 per cent nnd for three-months' bills
343"'ii per cent.
Condition of the Trensury.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho J150.000.00 cold
reserve In the division of redemption,
Fhows: Avallablo cash balance, J132,567,16t;
gold, JS5.9iW.550.
I'liiiineliil .lutes,
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23.-ClearlnR8. J5.908.75S;
balances. $171,027; money, 407 per cenf
New York exchange, 76c discount bid, 60c
discount asked
CHICAGO, Oct. 23,-Clearlngs, $22,272,690:
balances. $2,005,066: nosted exchange. $4,814
-fi4.85; New York exchange, 35c discount.
HOSTON. Oct. 23,-Clenritigs, 22.04S,7w;
bnlunces. $2.5X4,217.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Clearlngs. $227,121,
OOS; balances. $11,053,174.
HALTIMORK. Oct. 23. Clearings, $3,898,
941: balances. J619.G93.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23. Clearing.
J1S.7S0 265; balances. J1.941.06S.
CINCINNATI, Oct. ?3.-Clearlnir. $2,192.
160; New York exchange. 10020c discount;
money, 4?i(i per cunt.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. The cotton market
opened at a decline of 8 points and further
declined 10O13 points under active selling
by professional trailers und largely in the
wny of liquidation of the long nccount. The
prlnclpnl Influence against the market were
heavy receipts nnd almost perfect weather,
with no Indications of frost In the south.
Tho semi-weekly movement also exerted a
bearish Influence, January sold down to
8.90c, ugalnst 10.15c two weeks ngo. w.lth the
rest of the market off In proportion. This
great decline naturally caused hesitation In
further selling for Bhort nccount and In
cluded Borne buying for an upturn. Some
of tho buying was 011 the strength of In
quiries for'tlmo money from the south, said
to be for tho purpose of financing cotton In
tho Atlnntlc stntes. where holders show a
preference to keep the rest of their crop
tor higher prices. In the southwest, on the
other hand, tho movement continues to he
free and without signs of subsiding In the
future. The mnrket here was finally steady
at 11 net decline of SOU points, Cotton fu
tures closed steady; October, 9.09c; Novem
ber, 9.01c; December, 8.98c; January, 8.97c;
February, 8.96e; March, 8.95c; April, 8.94c;
May, 8.93c; June. S.91c; July. S.90e; August,
8.92c. Spot cotton closed quiet at 4c de
cline; middling uplands. 9 7-16c; middling
gulf. 9TfH 1-IGe; sales. 1.410 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23. - COTTON -Steady;
sales, 6,250 bales; ordinary, 7Hc:
good ordinary, Sc; low middling. 8c; mid
dling, 9 3-lGc; middling fair, 9 7-16c; re
ceipts, 20.467 bales; stock, 213,017 bales. Fu
tures, steady, October, 8.74c bid; November,
S.72(fjS.74c; December. S.7208.73c; January,
8.7108.72c; February. 8.730 8.73c: March, 8,74
S.75e; April, 8.7408.76c; May, 8.74'n"8.75c; June,
S.75'(jS.7c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23. - COTTON - Spot,
fair demand and prices easier; American
middling fair. 513-16d; good middling,
5 15-32d; middling, 611-32d; low middling,
5 3-32d; good ordinary, I19-32d; ordinary,
4 7-32(1. The snleti of the dav wero 7.000
.'bales, of which 600 wore for speculation and
export, ueceipis. i,.0"0 Dales, including 46,
700 American. Futures opened easier and
closed quiet; American middling. 1. m. c,
October, 5.10-64d. sellers; October and No
vember, r.l-64jf" 2-64d. sellers; November
and December, 4,61-640 4 62-64d, buyers; De
comber and January, 4 69-G404 60-64d, buy
ers; January and February, 4 67-640-1 58-C4d,
buyers; February and March, 4 3-64d, sell
era; March and April. 4 64-64d. sellers; April
and May. 4 63-64d, Bellera; May nnd June.
4 52-Gld, sellers; June and July, 4 60-6401
4 51-64d, buyers; July and August, 4 49-640
4 50.64d. sellers; August and September,
4 44-6ld, sellers.
OH Mnrkat.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Oct. 23.-Credlt balances.
$1.10; certificates, no bid; shipments. 6O.CG0
bbls; avernxe, G0.160 bbls.; runs, 105,606 bbls,;
average. 92,326 bbls.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2J.-OIL Turpentine
spirits, firm nt 31s 3d,
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-OTLS-Cottonseed.
ensy; nrlmo yellow, S5c. Turpentine, firm at
444W5C.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-OIL Turpentine spir
its, 31s 104d.
Snstnr Muncet. .
NEW YORK. Oct. 23. SUGAR Raw,
weak; fair refining, 44c; centrifugal. M
tost. 44c; molasses sugar, 8T4c; refilled,
quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-SlJGAn-Mar.
ket quiet; open kettle, centrifugal. 4iS
4 7-lCe; centrifugal, white. 5Hc; yellow,
4 6-1604 lt-16c; seconds, 34044c.
MOLASSES-Qulet; open kettle, 2fi32:;
centrifugal, 19022c.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday,
October 23. 1900:
AVurrantr Deeds.
"W. T. Dunmore, executor, to fidson
Rich, lot 11, block 3, MrCormlck's 2d
add J 400
Snnm to Otto Slmessen, lot 11, block
3, Sulpher Springs 1,600
E. J. Hedges nnd husband to N. V.
Llnlnger, lots 11, 15, 17 to 21 and 23,
Dodge's add ? 1,400
Joseph Tint and wife to Jacob Kat
tleman, s4 lot 3, block 12, Kountze
3d add l.GOO
F. L. McCoy et al to W. N. Rnndolph,
lots 7. 10, 15 nnd 16, block 133,
! lorenco
Fred Hnrner to A. L. Hergqulst, lot
1, block 121. South oninlia
A. W. Hlmpklns nnd wlfo to O. M.
Webster, lots 1 to 10, block 1, Golden
add 5
C. C. Hughes to A. M. Hurrell. 63x50
feet at tie cor Hickory nnd 33d sta., 1,000
nonie Miller nnd wife to sumo, lot 36,
block 8, Hnnscom Place 10,000
Unit Clulin Denis.
Henry f-'anuels to James Goldgraber,
lot V, block 5, lienulugton add 1
Deeds,
Sheriff to Stockton Heth, lot 15, block
111. Dundee Place 867
Sheriff to C. H. Jacobs, lots 6, 6 and 7,
block 2, Mndlsnn squure 226
E. C. Perkins et ul, executors, to II,
W. Yates, lots 15 and 16, Hillside
Reserve, 600
Total amount of transfer! ,,117,923
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of All Kinds of Stock Unusually
Light for Tuesday,
HOG MARKET AVERAGED SHADE LOWER
Tendency of Prices on Ilolh Sheen
anil Lambs Mwfr anil Mnr
ket Consequently Was
Itntker Hull.
SOUTH
Receipts wero:
Ofliclul .Monday
Ofllclal Tuesday
OMAHA, Oct. 23.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 6,44.1 l.I'lO ,SI9
.. 3,Ml 4,097 11.318
Two days this week.. 8,911 6,Oo7 21,10.
Samo days last week,... 8.9)2 11,419 29.78)
Sumo week before 16,846 12.396 18,061
Hamo threo Weeks ago.. 13,270 10,6iU 21,li2
Same four weeks iigo..,.16,u;0 8.0;2 16,491
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh p. Hr's.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. .. ;i
O. & St. L. Ry
Missouri Parlftc Ry.. 5
U. P. system 74
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. M. V. R. R. II
8. C. & P. Ry 1
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 3
1). & M. R. R. R 28
C, II, & Q. Ry
K. C. &. St. J. Ry.... 3
C, R. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central Ry
Total receipts ...128
1
it) 20
it
is i
14 '7 "i
4
2
i ..
C2 46 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of liuau indicated
Huyers.
OmnhR Packing Co
(1. II. Hammond Co....
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
CJdahy, Knnsas City.
Hammond, Kansas Cltj
Armour, Kansus City...
Vansant & Co
Lobmnn St Co
McCreary & Claris
W. I. Stephen
Denton & Underwood..
Livingston & Schal'er. .
Hamilton & Rothschild
IS. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
37
419
213
19.1
732
355
14
50
42
65
357
95
fit
20S
307
123
1
721
9VJ
1.002
876
3(H)
43)
937
231
6,3.'4
Totals 3,003 4,070 7,22.'
CATTLE Thcro wns an exceptionally
light run of cattlo here today for a Tues
day and as a result tho market was In
good shape. About thirty cars or corn
cuttlo wero Included In the receipts and
packers took hold of tho kind that sillied
them In fairly pood shape, and bought
them up at Just abo.it steady prices. Some
of the common und half-fat stuff sellers
found difficulty In moving the same, as
has been the case for some time, and prices
on that class of cattle were certainly no
better today,
Thero wero only nbout twenty-five cars of
cows on sale, with the usual light supply
of good stuff. Huyei-H all seemed to want
a good many cattle and us u result the
market was fairly actlvo and In most
cases a llttlo stronger. Some or the butter
grades seemed to command quite a
premium, but as a rule the mnrket could
bo best described by calling It a good,
strong marKel.
Tho feeling among
feeder buyers was
better condition of
much Improved. Tho
tho weather and tbu
light receipts, with
prospects favorable for no very heavy run
tno rest or tills weuK, matie yarn irauem
better buyers today than they were yes
terday. Some of tho choicest grades sold
at prices that looked almost a dime higher,
but the sreat bulk of the cittlo brought
good, strong prices. The commoner kinds
were none too active, though, and did not
ehow much of an Improvement. Stock
cows und belters wero not very plentiful
und brought very satisfactory prices. Not
much change was noticeable In bulls.
There wero almost no western beef cattle
on Mile today, but packers were looking
for cattlo that would do for killers and It
Is safe to say that they would have brought
good prices had there been any here. The
market on cows was also In good shape
and prices were generally a little stronger.
Stockera and feeders moved more Ireclv
toflay than yesterday and sold all the way
from steady to n dime higher for some of
the choicest bunches. Representative
sales:
BEEF
Av. Pr.
STEERS.
No.
No.
1
1
1
21
20
SS
23
23
31
2
3
3
1
10
1
3
o
I."
11
Av.
Pr.
5 15
6 15
5 -.D
6 25
6 23
6 35
5 35
5 35
5 25
2 90
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 W)
3 50
4 15
920 $4 00
830 4 00
44,
..1421
..1394
..1170
..1123
..1120
..1263
..1239
..1271
..1133
..1170
47...,
16...
24...
IS...,
40...
62. . .
48...
34...,
,....1000
....1103
.... 997
....1231
....1025
.....1052
....119$
4 00
4 40
1 50
4 75
5 00
5 00
5 10
COWS.
1025 2 00 1...
8S0 2 00 1..
883 2 00 6. .
730 2 00 1..
910 2 20 1..
960
9iS
960
1250
1020
1015
1033
9S0 2 20 1
870 2 23 4
9)3 2 W) 3
880 2 60 2
855 2 6) 1
1075 2 83
HEIFERS.
420 2 00 13
630 2 75 1
468 3 iO
HULLS.
1210 2 00 1
1255 2 23 1
1050 2 40 1
915
1210
1....
1....
6....
1....
ft
l'.'.'.'.
55t
870
3 90
4 00
.1610
.1130
.1300
.1060
.1900
, 190
, 140
2 65
3 00
3 10
3 50
3 75
5 00
6 50
6 60
1
1210 2 60 1
1....
31....
1....
1....
480 2 60 1
CALVES.
314 I 20 1
230 I 50 3
220 5 00 1
STOCK CALVES.
339 4 "0
150
70..
5..
1..
2..
2..
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
754 2 ?3 12 574 3 00
810 2 65 3 563 3 10
705 2 9) 8 770 3 15
600 2 90 1 ,...1000 3 40
605 SO.)
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1....
3....
34....
920 3 00 1 930 .". 50
663 3 2 30 613 3 63
...1000 3 45 5 606 3 SO
... 744 3 13 21 936 4 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
... 893 4 70
24...
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
No.
Av. Pr.
710 J2 25
1160 25
1 feeder... 1060 $3 25
29 feeders.. 950 3 76
3 Teeders.. 9V) 3 no
1 feeder... 1060 3 76
8 feeders.. 972 3 75
1 feeder... 950 3 75
2 feeder.. 890 S 60
1 heifer 1090 3 90
22 feeders.. 891 3 70
1 feeder. . . 1060 3 00
1 cow 850 2 65
1 cow 980 2 10
1 cow 1220 3 10
14 feeders.. 684 3 75
5 feeders. 672 3 40
20 feeders. K1 3 f.5
R cows 923 2 00
8 cows 1062 2 75
2 cows 890 2 35
2 cows.... 1055 2 9)
1 cow
1 cow
2 cows 815
7 feeders.. 1107
1 feeder... 1050
1 feeder... 1270
3 feeders.. 850
4 cows 977
1 cow 1000
3 steers. ... 660
1 hull 1190
8 heifers... 682
I heifer.... 510
II calves... 470
3 9)
5 25
3 CO
3 60
2 85
2 85
2 25
2 !5
3 10
3 10
3 75
2 S)
2 25
4 W
6 60
3 50
1 cow
1 cow
7 calves..
930
950
885
182
10 calves. .
6 cows..
...1156
2 cows 1175 3 00
2 cows 910 2 00
COLORADO.
2 feeders.,
1 feeder...
1 feeder. . .
2 feeders..
23 rows. . . .
21 cows
28 feeders.
43 feeders.
937
3 65
9 feeders. .1010
3 50
3 W
3 :o
3 65
3 23
2 SO
820
1020
975
. 9:K)
I102H
. 682
3 65
3 60
3 60
3 25
1 65
3 60
3 60
1 feeder.
1150
3 feeders.
67 feeders.,
12 feeders..
3 steers.,,,
816
892
717
833
t
.1520
.1125
A Austln-Neb.
4 00 1 cow...
2 73 1 cow...
1 bull....
2 cows,..
1 cow....
1 cow....
1 cow,...
8 cows, . .
1 Btenr...
.1120
.1120
3 30
3 30
990
3 30
Georgo Morgan Neb.
..1100
3 20
3 20
16 cows 1027
3 20
3 20
. . 880
.. 940
..1060
1 cow 1020
2 60
4 76
1 bull 1170 2 85
1 steer....
2 cows,...
1 cow
1 feeder..
62 cnlven.,
IS cows
1 feeder..
12 feeders.
3 cows
20 cows, . .,
.. 970
3 60
J. D. Snanoll-Neb.
,1125 3 SO 1 cow S80 3 30
, 810 3 30
E. Richard Nob.
1050 3 23 4 feeders.. 937 3 CO
D. A. Pleray Neb.
, 374 5 00
Dolo & G.-Colo.
, 909 2 SO 8 feeders.. 850 3 70
, C70 3 70
Wyatt Bros. Colo.
'K 3 25 26 feeders.
856
874
9.'0
3 20
2 60
2 75
3 60
2 80
3 00
3 00
3 75
3 33
886
962
R.
2(0 9 cows....
3 25 3 cows. . . .
Thornton Co!o.
3 feeders.. 910 3 75 15 cows 1036
3 steers... 910 3 00 6 cows 1011
3 steers.... 970 2 70 2 cows. ... 920
45 feeders.. 967 3 73 14 feeders.. 967
3 feeders.. 950 2 83 140 feeders.. 950
5 steers... .1078 .'1 35 1 steer 1335
1 steer 1100 3 35
Painter llros. Colo.
60 feeders., 887 4 10
Continental L. and C. Co. Tex.
90 heifers... 700 3 00 24 steers. . ..1061
3 75
3 30
3 50
3 13
220 heifers.. 7o0 3 00 92 steers.
907
w. .1. firuy-Idaho.
49 feeders. .1041 4 06 4 feeders.,
1 stag ....1170 3 50 1 feeder..
1 steer 1410 3 60 .
Ed Lawrence Wyn.
83 fetlers..1121 3 85 Scows.
880
410
Wl 3 65
William ueianey wyo,
84 stk. olvs. 236 4 75 22 feeders. . 824 3 90
1 bull 670 3 75 38 feeders. . Jot. 4 15
1 bull 1140 2 SO 1 feeder .. 600 3 25
2 hulls. ... 910 3 15 61 stk. COT, 762 2 75
SO cows 1005 3 10 70 stk. hfs.. 666 3 25
R. Mlchaelson-Wyo.
25 feeders. .1009 8 75 1 cow KO 3 90
11 feeders 970 3 K 1 cow .. . 100t, 3 ,5
2 steers. .1110 3 M
PfelfTor & C'oppWyo.
36 cows,... 102S .1 65 31 cows 11M 3 6,,
1 cow . . 116") 3 65 I cows. . 1082 2 75
HOGS Thero was tho lightest run "f
hogs hero today that has nrrlvul on a 'lues
dny lit a long tlnm. A light run, however,
was generally nntlclpnted owing to ine nJ
condition of tho country loads. The t hi
wen reports showed 11 decline of 6c nt tnit
point, and as 11 result the nmket here
eased oft a little. A few loads at the open
ing wcro sold fully steady, but bids so in
eased off nnd were 11 shado to ?4c lower,
Tim bulk of the hogs sold Irotn J4u74fM G.
with tho long string at Jt.CO, as "R'tn"J
$4,624 yesterday. There was u weak spot
In tho middle when bbls wero, In soma
cases, more than 24o lower, but puckirs
finally bought them up at a shade b"V"r
prices. Everything was sold and welgi ed
up early In the morning. Representative
sales:
No.
&...
57..
65. .
92..
07..
69..
74..
79..
10..
3..
60..
IH..
G3..
62..
C9..
48..
Av. Sh. Pr.
No.
SI ...
no....
r.s....
t$....
75. . . .
f ....
69....
6S....
78....
113....
61....
C4....
40. . . .
(A....
64....
60. . . .
67....
75....
45....
65....
73....
63....
61....
73....
68....
Av
.235
.281
,p7
.219
Sh. Pr.
... li)
... 4 00
10 4 60
40 4 (5)
200 4 l
95
13
. .341
..211
..170
..252
4 !
80 4 67'i
120 4 67V j
) 4 574
.23'J
10) 4 00
.270 1 0) 4 60
..228 210 4 00
.289
280 4 W
.V) 4 00
SO 4 60
... 4 l
200 4 62",
80 4 6J4
... IW4
120 4 624
40 4 TJ4
... 4 C24
....213 120 4 GO
. . .2VJ ... 40)
....315 89 40)
....245 16.) 4 61
....225 160 4 60
....243 120 4 60
....188 80 1 60
....233 200 4 IV)
.29)
..200
. .274
. .253
..261
..307
..211
..232
..269
. .280
.308
4 60
4 I 'D
48...
IV)...
65. . .
19...
80...
62...
83...
60...
73...
81...
GO...
56...
41...
71...
G7...
66...
62...
214
.255 120 4 (W
.318 120 4 60
..266 120 4 621,
51
214
4 III)
241
16)
I (.24
..230 120 4 W
..269 120 4 60
.,217 480 4 IV)
.256
SO
..265 4 GO 4 G2,
..280 80 4 24
..245 360 I 624
.236
120 4 ft)
..235
. .226
..210
! !5m
..230
..211
..317
40 I 624
.220
4 GO
4 60
I CO
4 60
40 4 Im
40 4 IV.
40 4 65
40 4 65
... I 65
... 4 &
... 1 r.-
... 4 65
.223 ...
.259 2S0
65.
83.
62.
42.
19.
. .381
..276
..260
..293
..281
40 4 GO
40 4 60
. . 4 HO
40 4 60
65..
.221
SHEEP Thcro were about 5.000 head Ic-s
of sheep hero today than arrived u week
ngo, but nbout 3.w) he.io more than two
weeks ago. The hulk of the receipts tod:iy
wero on tho feeder order, very tew good
fat sheep or lambs belnnf offered. Packer
claim they have been paying too inn c 11 for
tnelr supplies hero as compared with otlur
markets, and ns a result they started In
today to pound tho market 11 little. Hlds
in some cases were a big dime lower, and
ns sellers did not wnut to take off that
much the nurket was rather slow. A fev
sales were nude In the morning that looked
about steady, but buyers as u rule would
not bid steady prices.
No particular change was noticeable In
feeders, the market holding Just about
steady for both sheep nnd lambs
Quotations: Choice western grass weth
ers, J3.75tM.oO; choice imiss yearlings, i.1 i5
Sil.OO; choice ewes. J3.25'u3 60; fnlr to go.l
owes. J3.00IJ3.23; cull ewe t, 2.60fi 3 1") . choice
spring lambs. J5.151i5.35; fair tn good spnng
IninbH, J4. 85536.15; feeder wethers, JJ.351ir l.t'5;
feeder lambs, JI.OO&4.40. Repret-untatlvj
hales:
No. Av.
150 Idaho cull ewes 9)
60! Idaho ewes 99
259 Wyoming mixed 72
395 New Mexlcon yearling: 6)
750 Wyoming feeder wethers.. 101
29 Wyoming feeder wethers., lul
110 western stock ewes 74
112 New Mexico sheep 89
613 fieder lambs 02
161 Nebraska Iambs 69
183 Idaho Iambs 71
Pr.
2 75
3 874
.". 60
3 60
3 CO
3 60
3 6)
3 85
I 30
I 63
r 124
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Cenernllj- Sternly Hons Arer
nitc I.invrr Mierp Slow.
CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
4.CO0 h"iul. Including 1,000 westerns and 200
Texnns; generally steady; butcher Ho -k
firm, active: mil Ives, best on sale today.
0110 carload at ?3.60; i;nod to prima steers,
tS.riOfiti.00. poor to medium. J4.ft5i6.40, e.
Iceted feeders, steady, ut J3.761i4.40; mlxo'l
stockers. unchanged, at J2.50fi3.75; cows,
K.iOU 1,25; heifers. J2.75fil.25: onnners, J."iO
f(2.60; bulls. $2..rVjl.riO; calves, unchangel,
lit J4.O0fi6.25. Texnns, receipts. 20o head; fed
steers. Jt.OOfi 1 90; grass steers, J3.35fill5,
bulls. 12.76fi3.25.
HOGS Receipts. 21,000 hend; estimated to
morrow, 30,000; left over, 3.O.0: average gen
erally 6c lower; top. $4.90: mixed und butch
ers. J4.55fj1.99; good to choice heavy, Jl 60
fj t.874; rough heavy, $4 45rrc 1.65: light, $4 65
fM.874; bulk of sales. Jl.UOff 1.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts, 13.WA
hend; sheep steady to slow; lambs 10'rl3c
lower; good to cholco wethers. J3.f0fill0;
fair to cholco mixed, J3.4Cfi3.90; western
sheep, J3.45fJ4.10; Texas cheep. J2.501;.1.6f ;
nntlve lambs, J4.25fJ6.55; western lambs,
J4.75fj5.45.
St. Loots l.lvc Stork.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 23. CATTLE Receipts.
4,3(0 hend. Including 400 Texnns; market
strong, with Texans n shado higher; nntlvo
and export steers, ii.iiyn;i-it; oresseu oeei
and butcher steers. $fc(fi4.50; steers under
1.000 lbs.. J3.55fi5.23; stockers nnd feeders,
I2.60ff4.n5: cows and heifers. J2. OOfl 4.1".;
runners, J1.50fi2.85; bulls, J2 25fM.30; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.20ff4.35; cows and
heifers. $2.20f3.35.
HOGS Receipts, 7.800 head; market
opened firm to a shade stronger, closing a
fraction off; nigs and lights, JI.Glfft.75;
packers. J4 61.75; butchers. J4.73ST4.R5.
SHEEP Receipts. 2.400 head, market
steadv; native muttons, J3.75ff1.00; Intnbs.
J4.25ff5.23; cul's nnd bifks, tl.73fil"0.
stockers. J2.10fi3.25.
Knnsns City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 23. CATTLE- Re
ceipts. 16,300 natives, J,2X TexnilK nild l.t'O
calves: market about steady; native steers,
JI8i(!i5.IO, butcher cows an I heifers. 3.0"fi
4.70; runners. J2.3iVff3.00; foil westerns, J15o
?M.55; Texans. J2.SOfJ3.25: calves, J35fj6i.
HOGS Receipts. 9.70) head: trade slow:
price ruled He lower: heuvy ci tit! mlvel.
RG'WITO; light. J4 5-f4 70; pies, Jl.40'f4 6'.
SHEEP AND LA .MRS- Receipts. 6.200
head; killing grades active, steady to Flimle
stronger; stockers nnd feeders sllchtly
lower; InmlH, Jl.7BfTC.2B: muttons. J3 1W1
4 00; stockers and feeders, J3 25WI.10; culls.
J2.50fj3.25.
St. Joseph l.lvn Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Oct. 23.-(Spe-clal.i
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE-Receipts. 1.590 head; market
steady; natives. Jl 25f.f5.50; Texas and
westerns. J3.33f?5.40; cows nnd heifers, J2.0
fit. 65; bulls and stngs. $2 0Offl.lV): yearlings
nnd calves, J3 35fJ4.40, stockers nnd feeders,
JS.CVfrl. 15; veals, $t 50f(6.25.
HOGS- Receipts, 4,000 head; market 6fj74c
lower; all grades. J4.65fM 70; bilk of sales,
Jl 6;'fff4.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, fK) lie.nl;
market steady; lambs, Jl 60ff-5.25; sheen,
J3.60ffl.00.
.ew York Live Stork.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23 REEVES Re
ceipts. 763 he.id; no trading; feeling steady:
cables nnchnmred; exports, 760 beeves, 1.076
sheep nnd 4.420 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 349 head; trade slow;
veals, JG.OOffS 26; grnssers. $3.00; fed calves.
J 1 .00.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts, 3.60)
hend: market slow, but prices nbout steidy;
sheep, J2.50fJ3.30; few export wethers, JI.G0;
culls. J2.00; lambs, J5 00f?5.5O; culls, JI.25
HOGS Receipts, 2.9S0 head; weak, at J5.00
fJ6.60.
Stock In SIkM.
Following are the receipts nt the four
principal western markets foe October 23
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3,601 4,097 11.318
ClllenifO 4,000 24.000 15,rm0
Kansas City 18,600 9.700 6.200
St. Louis 4.3o0 7.800 2,100
Totals
.30.301 45,697 31.318
ColVre Mil r;r.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-COFFEE-Siot.
Rio. easy; No. 7, Involco, 84c. Mild, unlet.
Cordova. 9f14c. Futures opened steady
at lOfTlB points decllno and ruled n-Mve
under 11 more general liquidation following
lower Euroiiean cables und enormous re
ceipts nt Rio und Snnlos; weakness In
creased by rotreallng attitude of spot buy
ers. Spot closed steadv nt a net loss, of 10
points; total snles, 33.600 baijs, Including
October at J6.S5; Deeoniher. W.9'; Jiinuarv,
$7; February. J7; March. J7.15; Aiirll. J7 20.
Mnv, $7.2037.25; June. $7.30, and September,
$7.40.
.Vrvr York Dry Goods,
NI5W YORK. Oct. 23. DRY GOODS To
day's mnrket hus been without change.
Agents aro strong holders, with only a
comparatively small stock on hand, and
buyers taking 'inly what was needed for
Iminedlato requirements In blenched and
brown goodr, conditions- nro quiet, tho lr
regularity In the cotton mnrket liuvlnc' a
slight Inllueiire upon the latter qualities,
but with no quntabln change Prints aro
In llrm hands, but with no disposition to
name new prices
Kentucky Slurls for Orient,
NEW YORK. Oct. 23,-The new battleship
Kentucky, which Is bound for tho Asiatic
Matlnn t relieve, tho battleship Oregon, and
which sailed on Sutiirday, but returned the
same night to tho niiehornge off TotnpMiin
vlll owing to one of tho big guns In the
forward turret not working pruperlj upon
being tried off Snndy Hook, sailed itnnm
today, pnsslng nut of Hiiudy Hook Ml U )
a. m. If the turret stands the lenl llml
will be given off Sandy Hunk (he Ueiilmtn
will continue on Its voyage.
Ynnderlillt University I0il
NASHVILLE, Tenn , Oct 3.1 IC,.t, U.
In celebration of the twrulv nflh Hint)
voraarv of Vandrrbllt iinlvci.li) nt VM
today In tho gospel tubciinul, ni i.
bers of the far.ittv nnd board of trusts.,
stilus and former sfidenVs 0" uTu
vcr:iit formed In process!.. 11 ,m the croun is
nn.l prococdi d to tho tabernacle Tl" gOW
m,1c;T .f" '"' tulopted were w "rn fir
tho first time on this oc-.isiot, There wi n,
present at the tabernacle rerreset, th H
of tmW ,"Uu'r '""'"Kef and unHerVliie,
nnd friends of Vanderbllt tinlvers ty Ad
IL'" wcro delivered by Present Arthur
T. Hndley of Yale nnd fhnti.r!ir if irkln,i
of Yiiudrrbllt, und Hi,. prrsViitniim, n'i
follow"d.'ml1' ,h0 KUt ' U K- V-nderbHl!
This afternoon a reception wuji cyPn bv
tho chancellor und board f trustees
Heiillb AssncliKI,,,, r,-
INDIANAPOL1S. In.) . Oct 23 -The first
session of the convei.tloii of the At nri,.,,i
Public n Health nssocl'itlon was opened to
dav. The president or tho Hseoeiti,,n tvi.
I'oter II. liryc of Canada, call e 1 ii1(?V,, f'
volition to order. "10 lo'1-
The lumber of delegates attending n.n
meeting Is iinusimlH- Urge. "Among
number lire seernl men of Internatio 1 V?
pri inlneiic,. I the Held of sanitary s, ," ,
and iii'mUcIiic. '
The morning session was taken up bv tho
ilbcurHoii of sanltnrv questions in.i , J
e ectlon of ofllcers. At the afternoon s."
slim President Rryco delivered his nnnu'i
address. "i.u
All of i:s.'iM'it Insiinr ruptured.
POUGIIKEEPS1E. N. Y . Oct 2.1 -All tho
seven mm lrt patients who escaped from
the Muttcwiin stale hospital on Wcdlies.
day evening have n,.w been captured
Superintendent Allison iveeipd a niessago
today that Mrt'nrth. Foster and Johnson,
the Inst of the rigltles to ninnlil at large,
had been nnpri heiMi.'d .iu-iuK th,. night
near Mtddlehopo. These men remained
hidden In a barn not far from the spot
when. Clark, Flynn and Murphv were,
recaptured yesterday afternoon nnd thev
were r.ni down after lhe left the barn to
make their wa out of the iielglihorh.ind
Attendants have been sent after the men.
ii
COID3"
Rsd way's Ready Rllef cures and r
cuts Coughf. Colds. Sore Thro.t, Influn.
a, Bronchitis. Pneumonia. Swelling of th
y'lnts. L'lmSngci. Inllainmatlon. Hhcinn
Ism. Neuralgia, Hesdnche. Tuothnehe.
slhma. Difficult Hreathlng.
Rudwa s H. nd Relief !a a sure cure for
-very Pain Sprain, llr Uses. Pains In the
line!:, 1 lieM or I H-.tfi It was the first snd
Is the 011K Pain Remedy that Instantly
stops the moat f xcruclatfng pain, n'lajs
Inflammallon and cures congnstUms,
whether cf the Ijiijjs stomach, bowel. or
other glands or organs, by one apollcnllon.
FOR INTERNAL, AM) EXTERNAL IShX
A teat'ioonful In wnter will In a few min
utes cine Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn Sick llcadach. Diarrhoea,
Colic, Flatulency, and all Internal pains.
Sold h Druggists.
UADW AY & CO., 65 Elm St., New York
S5.00 A LWONTH.
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years In Oraha.
VARICOCELE and
. fiviinnrri p
U '' . l!W?'. , Method new. nnvnr falls.
i lJ f ' without riittiug, pain or
yw.,,v n IosoI nine.
O VpUP I fJOcureUforlifoKndthepolson
1 ""'"tlioroUKlily cleauK-if from
the system i-oon every Kljn and symptom
disappears completely and forever. No
'HKKAKINtl OUT" of thedUease outlie skin
or face. Treatment contains ::o daugtrous
drucsor Injurious medicines.
WEAK f.lcN Loss of Manhood from iC.
Dev.. a 1 ii j "cesses or Vlc-rtMsTo NnnvocH
abAUALLY dehii.itv or Exhaustion,
WASTINO WKAKNKSS INVOHINTAKV LoSSFS,
with EAiit.r Drc'AV In Yop.no and Miniu.n
Aorn. lack of vim, vlor nnd MreoRtb, with
sexual orRMis Inip.'ilr'd nnd wenk.
STRICTURF RndlcAlly cured with a new
.In n cct,,iJ Infallible Uome Treat
ana ULUti ment. Noini.trumnts,nnpaln,
no detention from tmslinss. Gonorrhoea,
Klduey and HUoVrr Troubles.
Cl'RKS CiUAltANTKKI).
Cofisultctlon Free. Tre.itirmt by Mall.
Call on or address Q S. 14th St.
P. Seai'lBS&SBai'lBS. Omaha, Neb.
NO CUnE, NO PAY
I f joil lute email. mlc crrom,
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