THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1001.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
HeiTj R.eelpti Causa a Sharp Break in th
Wheat Uarkit.
NO INFLUENTIAL TRADING IN CORN
tints Hove Short-Llvcd Activity
Middle of Session, hut Close
Wenk Provision Inler
All Around,
In
CHK'AOO. Oct. 1. Heavy receipts caused
n Ato break In wheat today, December
tlf-dug lc under yesterday. Com cloyed
KHjtc and oats VilrSiC down for December
delivery. J'rovlHlonM closed a shade to 124c
u pressed.
The Inst hour of the wheat tnnrkct the
li.ar contingent came out In force nnd with
Mile, effott Hucoeodt'd In hammering tho
jirico setir.-ly. December opened Ufl'tP
lower at T0(,Tie and sagged a hit lower
drrlriR the succeeding hour. Covering
brought December hack to TOVtfWWc Inter,
but the beuM, seizing upon lh uicrallty
of receipts an u pretext, begun selling, and
although their sales wen; not largo the
market wns ho dull that the effect on tho
price was marked. December dropped to W'i
4I",94C and cloned lo lower nt Wtc, with no
recuperative power left, to all appearance.
Local receipt were 190 car, six of con
tract grade, .'tiincnpiills and Duluth re
ported I.3J7 curis, making a total for tho
thron point of 1,533 earn, against l,61o ast
eek nnd 51 u year ago. Primary rece pts
were 1.K.ia.i bu., against S.u,(' bu. last
your Heiihoard clearance were GSI.i'w hti.
film wot Id h visible IncreaHcd 3,4l9.f;iO bu.
i;.-.. ....., I .lull with December tin-
rhuiiued to i.e lower at tVflSfifiO'.i' on lower
cables anil fair weather. Lacking any in
lluentlnl trading corn n Inclined to fol
low wheat I'nder the Impression that tho
continued liquidation by longs for the. last
'few d.iy was over prices advanced a little,
though tho trnilg was mostly by scalper.
The break In seemed to help corn a
trlllo and December sold to C6'c, but on
... . i... i, m uimiii eel tied nnd closed
weak, lower nt .WngCiic. Receipts
VOa'ts4had'u!lshort-llved activity about the
mlddlo uf the session, when weak longs
became Hcared at liberal offerings ny a
liromlnent openitor. December opened a
ill',: "...' ...in. ,,iii.,r urn ns nt 35ic.
sold to 35',y!f3Vv and closed weak ...jlf.C
down at 3l.e. Receipts. 299 eat.
u ;r' .. ...-.. ii ' nrollnd on a
weaker hog market .and liquidation. Tho
outs do demand was siow aiio '" :":
closed 12Ke lower at $15.8, 14: January lard
a " hado fJiwer at $9.30. and January ribs 5c
,0Umated receipts for tomorrow: Whel,
19 curs, corn, 175 curs; oats, 13. cars; hogs,
""The following futures ranged ns follows:
Articles".! Open. ! High. I I.ow.N Close. I Yes'y.
Wheat
Oct.
Dee.
May
Corn
Oct.
Dec.
May
Oats
Oct.
Dec.
May
Pork
f)ct.
Jan.
May
Lard-
I
07,
CSV
3 j
3V4M'!I W'l "4i l-7MlTi"t 4 -
64.4)55 fii
.ia W'i
5S',if(asl fH
.v.ti'fi'M
I 14 CO
3l'i
37H
14 07V4
15 7?4l lr 95
IB 0"! Hi UJ
6IVi 5IVm
m, IS's! f'sS
33'fcl
34'i.
37
3.1, Zi
OcL I 9S2V4 9 2:'-4
!i '." :i
9 '.'j I 9 35
Jan
May
lllbs -Oct
Jan.
May
I
II 50 I 14 55 ! 14 ra'i
15 77Mi 15 yVi, H? W
16 (10 10 (ii4 10 i:'4
9 R2I4 ft 93 9 .".24
OR", n T2Hi 9 'JiSt
9 25 I 9 30 I 9 N7,
U 'J.5 9 32141
S 75
S 15
S 25 I S 27Mt 8 25
S 77V.I S !W
S 15 I & 20
I
S 75 I R R24
S 17'4 8 iO
SSI I S22
. . 199.IHIO
.. 3t3,(A
.. 412,'KO
. . lf.,Wl
72,(KK
14.S0I')
42(.,00O
15H.tX
2.000
7.000
;asirUOtallons were a flj,,w1!'i:
itt nitn siendv: w liter patents, 53.E.C1P
a GO Mralghts .&.ki l"; clears. .8W3.t';;
'prlng "p5cln is. S4.i"(fM.io; patents. J3.30f
3.00 straights, J2.')i.3.20.
WHKAT No. 2 spring. tS'jc; No. 3, iiOi
rSUc; No. 2 red, OW'-ic.
o5f -r?o!- 2" r'wh.te, 37ff
VAUllBKnfr Mfoo malting. 51590.
at-UClVgl-I-Maxsei'il. No. 1 northwestern,
"minVNIOXS-MeiiH pork, per hbl., M4.0
rllw sides (loose). S. .ij MiS.W. j'n s lieu
shoulders (l'x,','1Vt";n0'i 9hrt U"
BHl("n "ihlgh wines. ,1.3D.
The following are the receipts knrt ship-
AVheat. bu
Corn, bu
Oals, bu
Ttye. bu
On th rroduco exchange tody the but
fflrWffi' esc-ad'c:
l-'UKB. firm, fresh, lie.
M1V YOHIC r.tlM'lllAI, M A II K 1ST.
tlnotntlonii of tlif Vnr Vnrloim
Com moilltlrn.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-KI.Ol.'U-Reeelpts.
"1 4(5 bbls ; exports, 8.110 bbls.: dil l and
caster with wheat. Rye Hour, quiet: fair
tTgood, ".sr.fi3.15; choice to fancy. W.JM
B"cbRNMl3AI-13ntiy; yellow western. Jl.U;
RyYK-H1tendy; No. 2 western. C2c, f. o. b.
n'nARI,KY-Steady; feeding. 52c c. I. f..
"VII13AT-Recelpts m.O bu.j exports
"I .'. bu. Spot, steady: No. 2 led. ..iHC, r.
o h., mint: '.No. 2 red. 7lc. elevator; No.
northern Duluth. 75rSe. f. o. b.. nlloat; No. 1
hard D In SO .c. 7. o. b.. nlloat. Options
, r, Invun October de verles
ml argc receipts, steadied with corn, hut
n tl e Riat luvir Himtnlned a heavy break
nder liquidation. Closed wenlt at
net ilecllne. May. 78VWi79c. closed at ,M,e;
October. 72S.i73ic. closed rtt 72c; Decem
ber. "5(f?5ic, closed at 75',fcc.
CORN Receipts. 3S.I0O Int.; exports. f.S.iOG
hit. Spot, easy; No. 2, ni'ie. elevator, and
r,2'c. f. o. b.. nlloat. Options opened barely
steady with cables, rallied on good western
nuylng and then sold off finally with tho
wheat break. Closed weak; May, h2KUc
closed at l'i2'.ie; October. niQidVtC idosed at
Clc. December. lUUfiffil 13-lfic. closed at filUc.
O TS--Recelpts. 325,700 bu. Snot, eaMer,
No, 2, SRiio; No. 2 white. 41ffllc. Optlo.in
steadv nt llrst, but declined later with
other"mnrket.
HAY Kaster; shipping, b0ff5ej good to
choice. SS'aWc
HOI'S Qjlct; state, common to choice.
1901 crop. 13?15c; 1900 crop, lll6c; 1R99 crag.
fiflllc; rnclllc coast, 1900 crop. ll'fflSc; 1P90
crop. 6fflle: ISM crop. 509c.
HIDKS-Stenily. Oolveston, 20 to 25 lbs..
15c; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 1910! Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 14Wc.
I'BATIir.R-S'eady; hemlock sole, Bue
nos Ayres, light to heavy weights, 23VjW
SIUC. acid. 23M.'rf24V4 ,
IfROVISIONS-neef, llrm: family, S11.5W
12 00: mess. Ji9.50ifl0.00; beef hams. 30.mf
21,50; liacket. J10.CKW10.W; city, extra India
mess. ilG.oW8.00. Cut ments. quiet; pickled
bellies, '.ilfll'ie; pickled shoulders, .'iff
7Sc plcktell 1 liams.'lOHllc. I.nr.l. dull;
western steamed. S10.35; October closed at
510.35, nominal, rellued. steady; continent.
MO.fiS; South America, Jll.25; oompmini 85t
Siic, I'ork. quiet; family, $l".50Jf 1S.C0;
short clear. 17.50Sjl!,-M.
RICK- Steady.
Mrl . a WI."t,milv
TAI.IX)V-8teady: city ! per pkg.), 6c;
country (packages free), n'MTfi'tc..
uiTTT'iflii. ltni-clnts. 19.S0O nkRs. : stondy;
state dairy, lliiii'lo; creamery. 15iJKo: Juno
nnnnwrv. 20ffi'22c: fresh factory. 12',4(S14l,4c
CHKKSR-Recelpts. 11.2S7 pkgs.; firm;
fancy, large-i colored. 8Ii9?;c; fancy, large,
white, 9Hfi95fce: fancy, smnll, colored, 10'ic;
funpv. Inrirp. white. 10c.
KC.nS-Recelpts, 1G,24 pkgs.; easy; state
and rrnnsylvanla, 20t2lc; western candled,
20o; western uncindled, lGifcftWie.
I'Ol'LiTRY Alive, steady; dressed, qulctj
prices unchnnged. ...
MKTAl.R Tin In London foil off 15s today
nu n rrnult at llaiildatlon which closed thn
market easy nt 111 for spot and 109for
futures. Locally a decline of 25 points oc
curred and the market was weak nt thn
loss, but trading wns slow. At the clono
iipnt stood ut S24.I3. Copper In London
was it shndn llrmer. Snot was quoted t
G3 12sGd nnd futures nt G3 10s M. Here
the market wns dull and nominally un
cliniiRed. Iend wos without changn locally,
but closed Is Sd lower" nbrnnd, thus spot
,) nuoted at S4.3714 and 11 17s Bd. resneo-
tlvelv. Spelter ruled Inactive but stendy
nt old prices at Nw York, but values nt
London were reduced 2s fid to 16 16s.
Domestic iron markets were featureless
nnil nominally unchanged. Olnssnw war.
rants closed nt 54s and Mlddlesborough
closed nt 45 H'u.
ChMimr In Avnllnlile SiiiiliN,
NKV YOR1C. Oct. 1. Special cable am!
trlrcranhlc advices received by Htadttreet'i
show the following changes In uvallabla
supplies ns comparen witn previous ac
counts; Wheat. United States nnd Canada
east of Rockies, increase. a.vw.'Mi Dusneis
afloat and for Europe, Increase, 400,000 buh
els. total supply. Ii.cresse, 3.II3.0CO bus.iels.
Corn, lulled States and Canada, east of
Rockies, Increase. 60l,'iK) uiuneis. uats.
t'nlted Statci and Canada, cast of Rockies,
Increase, 365,00! bushels.
Among the more Importnnt Increases re
ported are those of 4o,fl bushelH nt Mani
toba points, 200,000 bushels nt northwestern
Interior elevators. 110,0i) bushel nt Kort
Worth, 77.n husheN nt St. Joseph. hS.mi
bushul at (. Illengo private elevators, 67.UW)
bushels at Norfolk and oO,tJ bushels at
Minneapolis private elevator, The leading
decreases Include those of bushels at
Uiulsvllle, lol.ij") bushels at Newport News,
ra.ono bushel at Ogdensburg nnd o.O 0
bushels at Cotcnil.
UMAIIA WIIOI.HHAI.K MAItlCllT.
Condition of Trndo null ltiotnlom
on Mnplc nnd l''nni'' Produce,
KOOS Receipts fair; loss off. 14015c.
MVK l'OL'I.rRY-Hens, 7''a'i4Ci young
and old roosters, 4c; turkeys, injse; duck
and geese, (io!4c; spring chickens, per lb.,
ill.
HI'TTKR Common to rnlr, 12gi2i-jc;
cholcu dairy, Hi tubs, 15'tjlflc, scparatur, .2
tl-ie.
KRKSH KISH-Ulaclt buss, ISc; whlto
buhs, luc; bluellsh. 11c; bullbtarts, 10c: bluo
Ilns, 7c; fiuffalocs, 7c, cntllsb, 12c; cod, 10c;
croppies, luc, halibut, 11c; herring, c; had
cock, loo; pike, luc, rod snapper, loc; sul
inou, lie; sunllsh, ic; trout, luu; whltctlsh,
10c.
OYSTERS Mediums, per can, 25c; Stand
ards, per can, ac, extra select?, per can,
35c, New York counts, per can, loo; bilk
standards, per gal., tl.35.
I'KIKUNS I.lvc, per d02., 60c.
VHALS-Cholee, .tc.
HAV-l'rlces quoted by Omaha Vhoj-alo
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
jlti.oO; No. i uplaiiil. 110; medium, 9.50;
coarse, JS.50. Rvo straw, $5.50. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fulr. Receipts, 4 cars.
Wlir.AT-fiOc.
CORN-Slc.
OATS Old, 3ic.
liRAN J16.J0.
VKOBTARI.KS.
I'OTATOUS-Home grown, 1.101.15; Salt
Lakes, M.2u; Colorado, J 1.20.
KtlU l'LANT I'er doz., 75c.
CARROTS 1'er market basKet. 3Sc.
11KKTS l'er halt-bu. basket, 35c.
TURNIPS Per basket, 3UC.
CUCUMltURS Homo grown, per dos., 10
Gloc.
LKTTI.'CH-l'er bu 20c.
RADISHKS-l'cr dor., 10315c.
1'ARSI HY-I'er doz., 20c.
SWHBT POTATO KS-l'cr bu.. J1.25.
CARUAGK Hollnnd seed, crated, lc.
TOMATOKS Home grown, per lS-lb. bas
ket, n 'O.
1113ANS Wax, per Vi-bu. basket, COc;
string, per ',j-bu. bnskot, 50c,
ONlONS-Homc-grovii, per lb., IQZVtt;
Spanish, per crate, $1.50.
CANTALOUl'K Rocky fords, per crate,
.50.
WATUR.MKLON8 - M!suurl, Iowa and
Nebraska, 2'JW25c, ns to slis.
CKLIiRV-Kalamazoo, per bunch, 25Q35c;
Nebraska, per bunch, 20310c Colorado, 40
iGic.
NAVY UEANS I'er bu $2.5002.75.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Cooklng, per bbl $2.5032 75;
snow apples, pel oh!., 53; Jonathans, )3.50;
Relief lowers, Sl.t5Ji 1.75.
I'UACHEo t-iiiUornla freestone, per box,
S6c; clings, 75c, I'tali treestone, VoBaSc;
Elbertus, ti-baskcl crates, S1.L0U1.I0.
I'LC.MS-Callfornla. per crate, $1 2531.E0,
home-grown, ,-r S-lb. btirkct, 15c.
iv.tin uui lien.",. emu, toimiiiiiiiiiv. .... " ,. r.j.. 1,. il.n
ORA1MCS -California Tokav. 4-lb. crate, and Interest disbursements I w;' dent to llio
Muscats. $1.6); Concords, eastern. iSc. llrst of October are expected to ' "free 'no
I'lMiAl'l-UKii- Per crate of 12 to 16. $1.2o. money marKei wuuui " 'ir.;i.,..i.;
CRANRKRRIIJS Per hbl.. Jii.25: ner crate. Tho nctlon of tne inncK-i .......
V-to , ' unwrtii .1 nrognuc.
gUINCKS-I'er box. 51.G5. ' , J. no V '"' , e. M.40U.0OU.
TROPICAL KRL'ITS. it.,it. 1 HinteM refunding 2s advanced '.h per
wi(.ui..'j uiuncias. w.wvt.w. iiiej. nni 1111 too nsi can.
sweets, !. 60. The Commercial Advertisers. London
LKMOiNS- f ancy, w .a; choice, $3.25. flnnnclal cablegram says: 1110 mum uu.i-
HAN ANAS Per bunch, accoiulng io size. Uet icdav was Idle In tho extreme, but
$2.W'i(2.6o. closed lively. The dividend duo on inms-
i.uu fii'rutii.. i.ui n.irtnH. 1 1.1.,.. i.. ..i.,in ai iii n.t : m. nifninm i uu-
vkj v aiiiui inn, urn V..JI tu n ti llllltltl l r, irvim w - ' - . ,
ported, per lb.. U'yilc. Ubly 33m could bo paid, but the uoan or
DATES Persian'. In CO-lb boxes, ner lb., nirectors Is finite likely to prefer to nug-
r.t... ... rot.iv.u Annconiia oneneii ill
u;v . .-.uiir, ui. iiivin itiv " i : " ..i .: 1.....I,,..
HONEY Per 21-eectlon ense, $3.75. 7i nnd eloseu ai ,:t mi ";,'""' "
Tho Atnericnn oe.ia. hik-uv "
...i .1..11 ,111 Vmv Vnrlt came a strong
NUTS-Eligllsh walnuts, per lb., 15c; fll- " ' l)f Atchison. The close was tlrm.
qitoiuiiuiiti. ,in,-
t save in umicu
supported by ths
Bieaay. wuii
and In J1111-
imrf nt "Am. i lie innrHi'i iin iun.ni"""
1 vniil r-ilf. .X In V'V. lh.. Sc: S'n. 2 Vi'nl 1. il.r iunrlrr.4 what It repaid
calf, 12 to 15 lbs.. Cc; dry hides. tfiUu; shcp the Hank of England In the morning. The
pelts, 25075c; horsuhldes. J1.5032.2S. fortnightly decreases In copper stocks Is
:,i tons; in sjiiihi", 10 1.
St. l,oul. CSr,,l nn.1 ITovl.lo,,.. ' ,oliowlnR are the closlnK prlc. on
ST. LOL'IS. Oct. 1. WHEAT-Ixiwer: h- New York StocK rxenane:
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 70e; track. 71372c; . Z7TZ TTT
October. 6.140; December. 70H370?c; May, Utchlnon 0, Ii
v-r. o i,,,r.l Mnni.,. " ... ,.i UiU So. Itnllway 3"i
CORN-Lowcr; cash. 52V4c; track. 6S imltlmore i 0n,0'-1?iVi'T.rfl!" Vwi'ii; SSu
5Si,c; October, MUc; December, 57c; May, , pfd u, 1 CJ":"-
Sllii. f-.llnn P.v.tlto . . . 109 iTol., St. L. &
uats Lower; no. - casn. ;iic; tracK, Canada
37i35c; December, SiiTjc; May, 3S'ic; No. Chea. & Ohio.
wiiue, xyiiayvfco. chicaB"
RYE Lower at 68Vic. do pfJ
KLOI'R-Dull; red winter patents. S3.K53 ClilrnEo. Ind. & l
n -c . ...... i ni. . n.,.i nu.. fn..n,. n oifti riv. I . .... nM
o.ii,. mi.iiKin mill caii.v itiitL., fo.."4i o..v , i .' I J ,.. i'.l'
clear. r.wtn.w. c-nu-aKo .. -
HEEDS Timothy, tlrm nt si.75W5.30: tlax. ciucoko
no mnrket. do lt pro
CORNMEAI-Steady at $2.31. '" i ;l":"'u""loi
URA.N-Stendy; sncked. east track. 773 c ,f i & Y .......io't
Chlcngo Ter. -"
On track; No. 1 hard. 70-Vr, N'- t north
ern, 67,e. No. 2 northern, Wle-
PLOCR -First patents. 3 5"V(fO0. second
patents, $3 SO; llrst clears, 12 S532 ti second
clears. $2.25.
U RAN In hulk. $13.jfl3.25.
Tiilcdo Oriiln nnd ."eed.
TOLEDO, O., Oct l.-WHEAT-Dull nnd
lower; No. 2, cash, 71'4c; December, i2te;
May. 7Hc.
CORN Dull and steady; cash, oicj De
cember, 6i!c, May. 5S,c.
RYICash, 54c.
OATS Active and lower; cash, 3'5'ie; De
cember, 37c; Mny. S'c.
CLOVERSEED-Dull and firm; prime,
cash, October and December, $J.17l4; March,
13.2714. ,
XEW YORK STtM'K.H AMI IKIXD''.
TrnflliiK IHnilnlsheil It?- Member
l.rnttiiK for Ynclit it ace.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.-The Interest In to
day s International yacht race took ninny
Stock exchange members nway from the
board room and still further diminished the
volume of tho trading.
The dny's aggregate eale wns barely
ftw,(rt share nnd the fluctuation of prices
wa very n.irrow for the most part. The
exceptions of any special note were In the
Industrial list ami among the dormant and
less Important railroad stocks. Liquidation
In Sugar wa the feature of the market,
following u sharp break In prices yesterday.
The usual lack of Information regarding
the movement wns one of Its features, Tho
room traders Joined In the selling In nn at
tempt to mnfte a quick return nnd their
covering caused a rally of a point. Thn
stock's Improvement wns The gosslp.to
account for 'he decline Included rumors
that the Insider were liquidating on nn
prehensions of a chnnge In the sugar tariff
at the coming session of congress or of un
friendly legislation. Other rumors had It
that Insiders who had sold at recent high
prices were depressing the price to get back
their stock, .. , ,
Tho general feeling of distrust of the.
blind pool methods of the great Industrial
corporations, .which has reached an ncuto
stage since the recent episode In Amalga
mated (.Nipper, Is a factor In Sugar
and In a number of Industrials. There were
decline of 14 to 2 points In Rrooklyn Tran
sit. Colorado Knel, National Salt preferred,
Oenerul Electric nnd American Express.
The waiting attitude of the market wa
partlv due to expectations of dividend nc
tlon on the United States Steel stocks and
the presentation of a promised financial
stntement. The non-appearance of this ns
the session drew toward Its close empha
sized the weakness of tho Industrials.
Amalgamated Copper was rather tlrm, rls
Inz n point, then losing It nnd, stiffening
ngaln to about the best. Atchison wbh
quite notably llrm and gained a point on
rumors that the directors would Increase
thn Beml-annunl dividend rate to 2 per cent
at a meeting tomorrow. There were soliio
other lirm spots In the railroad list nnd the
general undertono was rather firm on u
bclnted recognition of yesterday Impor
tant recuperation of money market re
sources by receipts of Australian and
French gold. . , ,
A rise In tho New York exchange at
Chicago to par also Indicated a mitigation
of the Interior pressure for currency. On
tho other band sterling- exchange recov
ered u fraction, thus disappointing hopes
of nn Imtnedlnte return to the gold Import
point There was also a rise In call motiej
In tho late dealing to 41? per cent, which
renewed the conjectures ns to the cause of
i,' I,,..., nvmiiin mi nnd Its noislble
contlnunnce. The 'unusually large dividend
New York exchanee. 26c discount bid,' par
asked
NEW YORK, Oct. 1 -Clearings, $2,9j4,
34. balance, $14,S9,?01. .
hubtun. uot i. clearings,
balances. $2.2P!,Rii7. . . .....
UALT1MORE. Oct. 1. UiearitlRS, 4,lo,
191; balance, $839,310.
llostoit StoeU tlnotntlons,
UOSTON, Oct. l.-Cnll loans, 43S P"
cent; time loans. 4'nlifi per cent, utliciai
closing.
,, T. A .. V 71 Ve!tlnnh. Hlfctrlc. "O'i
do rfd M'4 Wis. tvntrnl 10
Amer. Hugnr II11, .V. B. . C. Ss... ol'l
American Tel t(VH Adventure ...
nine Min. co
Amal Copper
Atlantt-
Cut. A llecla
Centennial ...
IIoMqii A Albany.. .HA
HnMon Kievateil ...lit
llonton tit .Me 1J2
Dominion Coal ttH
do 'nfil .
I. H. Steel
do nfil 91S
(len Klertrlc 2f.7
Mex. I'entral S3
N. E ll. .t C 6
Old t'ulony MI'i
Old Dominion 2,
t'nlon I'rinc 9'1'4
fnlon Ixiiid 3
West i:ml 93vt
..llUCl
.. 4JSKranllln
ItunilMldt
,OCP0l:l
Parrot
iQulncy
Santa re cepper
Tatnnrnrk
Ctah Mining ....
Winona
WoUerlnes
23'
.. 32
., M'4
.. 31
..60
.. 201J
.. t,
.. 25
.. 77
.. (9
,.1?0
.. 5
. ..
.. 51'i
. 2't
.. )
l.otidoii Stock qnotnltonsi
LONDON, Oct. 1.-4 p. m.-CloslnRi
Cons,, money S3 7-11 N. &
Mo account PJV no pro
Anaconda So. Pacific pfd
Atehtson "syOntnrlo & V..
Id i.M 9iv Pennsylvania ..
HaltUiiore A Ohlo..tl.1 ineadlng
Conailtaii Pacific. ..112i do 1st pfd
rhi A OI1I0 4S do 2d tifd
ndciiKO O. W 22'4 So, Hallway. .
C . M. A Ht. P 164
Denver A. II 0 4C
... M
... 4l'i
... 71
... S7
...1M
...10
.. s;n
... 67W
...162
rto nfd
Co. Pacific
t'nlon Pacific
do pM
V. fl rtteel ...
do pfd
WAbaah
iln rfd
f-'panlli 44...
Hand Mines .,
Dellcers
.... C4'i
.... 91
.... i
.... a4i
73
:o
.... 344,
1.... w;
33H
.... s
I.... 67i
1. ...10O
1.... 60
.... 43
.... H4
It
41
.... 4i
.... 41
.... 34
do pfd..
!!
do 1ft pfd
do Id nfd
Illinois Central
L. A N
M.. K. A T
do nfd
N. V. Central .
November. Ex-Interest
RAR SILVER-Dull nt 2Cld.
MONEY-R462 per cent. Tho rate of dis
count In thn open market for short bills Is
2 3-ldffa'i per cent! for three months' bills,
2UW2 6-lGc.
.crr York MIiiIiik Quotations.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1. The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adam Con 20 Little Chief ...
Alice- .Ontario
Ilreece 140 'Oplilr ,
Hriinswlck Con 4 jl'lioenlx
Conutock Tunnel... 6'4 l'otofl
Con Cul. fc Va 171 iSavagu
Deadwood Terra ... to Slerra Nevada
Horn Silver 1S1 .Small Hopes ..
Iron flher W Standard ,
Iadxlllo Con 11 I
.. 12
.1073
,.. 70
.. 3
.. i
... i
.. 18
.. 49
...313
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal EcoiipU t Ctttl ni Trait Bnltd
a Littla Slaw and Lowar.
HOGS BROKE TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS
(iood linn of Sheep nnd Lit m lis Todny,
tint .ot Mnch Chnnge from Yrstrr-dn-
Wm .otlcrnlilr In Prlce4
I'll Id for timid Stuff.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 1.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, abci p.
Oftlclal Monday 7,676 2.il0 lii.573
Olllclal Tuesday 7,bU t.V.O 11,537
Two davs this week. .15.23S ll.TiO IS.llO
Same days lmt week....Ki,2l4 lu,i2o 22,111
Same wtek before lo,!2 10..9S 2J 2ol
Same three weeks ago.. 8,!i)5 lb,i62
Same four weeks ago.... !,s72 h.113 21,36J
Same days last year 13,270 10.6J9 ;1,172
Average price paid for hogs ut South
Omaha thn past several days with comparisons:
2 cows. ..1235 2
! feeders. 1112 3 M
63 steers... 1325 4 6i
40 feeders 1025 3 fn
7 feeders . SO0 3 0i)
10 cows. . 10fi. 3 20
11 rows. . . 1NM 3 2)
13 feeders. 10JO 3 W
Ruskln !lros.-yo.
1 feeder. .1240 j r 3 feeders. I2M 3
6 feeders. .1101 3 !M
HOOS--There wns no more than a normal
supply of hogs here toda, nut as other
rrarkots wete all quoted lower, with Chi
cago lOffl.V lower, prices at t .1 point also
took quite n drop. The g!ie,al mnrket
could safely be quoted lOJrlSc lower, On
the start packers began talking it,75, with
n few of the choicer loads above Hint.
After the llrst rotimU. they wnnled to get
the hogs at $t.72fc and $6.75. with the less
desirable bunches at $.T0. The t'l'irkel was
not particularly active at those .lrlces. but
still the hulk was disposed of In fairly good
season. There was not much change In the
Inst of the market nut! the bulk of all the
sales went Irom S(S.?2VM?0.77tj, with the long
string at $6.10. uepres-iiiaiive fines
1M1. l!iOO.lS03.U'J3.ilD7.ilSW. 11855.
Hept. 16..
Sept. 18..
Sept. ft. ,i
Sept. IS..
Sept. li..
SeDt M..i
Sept. 21..
Sept. 22.,
Sept. 23..
Sept. 24..
Sept. 25..
Sept. 26..
Sept. 27..
aopt. 2..
Sept. 23,.
Bopt. 30..
Oct. 1....
6 574
sum
6 7a
6 TfiV
ho
6 (SH
b ill
6 SO
6 73
C 79
S1V4
8 S7
6 75
6 09,
& 13
b 13
6 23
6 21
6 14
6 lb,
6 16
6 16
6 161
6 17
6 13
4 33,
4 34
I
4 32
4 3J
4 31
4 31
4 36
4 41
Ml'
4 39;
4 44
4 3
4 36
3 72
3 bit:
3 65
3 74
3 71
3 71
3 73
3 77
3 77
3 71
4 36) 3 72 3 78
3 64
3 84
3 67
3 87 2 701
3 Ml 2 73 4 12
3 S61 2 85 4 12
3 94 3 il 4 04
I 2 h6 4 03
4 03 "I
4 01 2 S3 9
3 ) 2 81
3 761 2 (8 i 00
3 SSI 2 81. 3 tj
3 82 2 9) 4 SJ
2 89 4 Rl
4 H
Sn.
M. ...
47. ..
M....
f...,
...,
tS ..
to...
J...
tsi...
i.0...
M. . .
1!...
7...
74...
to...
,71 ..
to...
02...
(12.. .
(,5...
1 ..
63...
3 831 3 $91 4 8l
3 81 2 91
3 81 2 97 3 95
3 71) 3 bh) 2 941 3 T8
Irdlcated Sunday. Holldaj'.
Tho oftlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
uattie.iiogs.Hn p.11 ses.
C, M. A St. V. Ry
u. ac ni. Li. uy
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 1
I'. V. system 81
C. & N. W. Ry 15
F E. M. V. Ry.
U Ht. "., M. & U..
63
8
14-1
R. Si M. R. R. R
C R. & Q. Rl'.f 6
K. C. & St. J. Ry.... 3
C R. I. ft P., east... 3
C, R. I. & P., west.. 6
Illinois Central Ry
13
1
4
19
35
11
14
9
114
1
26
1
42
ui'iia, iic-i iu.1 10, .iiiii.ii, lie, in-. i ..,1,1, alight ciinnges III
raw pcauuis, per id., ouoc; roasieu, tiYia inc waH flono In the strec
7Hc; Ilrazlh. 13c; peenns, 10ij22c. States Steel, which Is still
CIDKK cet DDI., m.&o; per ?-ubi s:.,j. Morgan Interests. Money is
HIMMK Nn 1 trretn. 6K.0: Nn. trran. ' !n. .1.,.- il.lu v..nr :i I "S.
D'c; lu. i B.iiiuu. tii:. u. m naiicii. iu .u. i
f,3l do nfd..
4lv4 t'nlon Pacific
36 I do pfd
n
41
72
An tifd.
C C. C. & Ht. U
Colorndo So
do lt PM
do 2d pro
.a i r. 1 1 , ,H nn .
jOlirmiK, ,,, u & W
79c.
HAY Timothy. stendy nt J10.50fl!5.00;
prairie, easy at jyooji ls.mi.
WHISKY-Steady at $1.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.20.
RAC.OINd-B.ftlVto.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Steadv:
$10. Uird. hlglier at J9.8B. Dry rait meats nenve? & It. "a
Ihnveill ivnnU: nvlrn ulinrta '!?'; l.nr 1 . ...
rlbn. 9.12i!,: clear sides. J9.D0. Ricon (boxed), pi," 1 ..
weal':; extra shorts, 510.25; clear ribs, 10; do lt pfd.
clear Hides. $10.3714. ,i ?,i ,,m..
M ETA LS Lead ; Steady at $4.2714. Spel- r.t Nor. pfd....
ter: Nominal nt $3.92H1T3.93. unokinr Valley
POt'LTRY Quiet; chickens, 7c; springs, .do pfd
7Vie; turkeys, 7Wc; young, 5f7c; rtuoku, Illinois i'entral
lie; geese, ic; sprillKS, uc.
HCTTER Higher: en
dnlrv. 145117c.
EOOS-Steady.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 7,000 bbls.: wheat
28,o bu.; corn. 20.000 bu. : oats. 4G.000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour. 11.000 bhls.: wheiit. Met. 8t Ity..
iii.khi nu.; corn, ww nil,; oais, 43.1M) 1)11. aiex. wnirni
i mpx. iniinnui
Kiiimns City 45 ruin nnd I'rnrlnliina. Minn. & St. L
.. I)6"4
.. ts
.. 21
.. JSI-,
.. 17',
.. 20!
.. !I'J
.. 42
..15U
1)
Wabnsili
(In nfd
Wheel & I,. K...
do 2d pfd
WIk. Central
do pfd
Adams Km
American Kx
8. i:x so
Welle-CarKO Kx ln
Amal. Copper ti
Atner. Car & V SS'i
do pfd S3i
Amer. Un. Oil 1.1
do pfd 14.... 4G
Amer. H. & It 441;
do pfd Oft
Amer. Tobacco ....132
Anac. Mln. Co Slit;
nrookiyn II T 1.4
34
.. ?
.. 13'i
.. mi
.. 24
..I6V4
... 4b
,.. t2.h
.. 41
.. 68
.. MVfen, Gas
..186's"f'on. Tobaoco
l'oretgn I'lnnnclnl.
LONDON. Oct. 1. Money was easier
today on tho monthly turn, bankers lend
ing ineir surplus oainnccs more iriTij,
with the largo dividend nnd Interest pay
ments, the aggregate distribution being
7,000,000 to .Cfs.OOO.ouo. On tho othor hand,
besides repayments to the bank, nboit
1.000.000 is being transferred to the gov
ernment In connection with tho state duty
of the late Raron Hlrsch, Ruslncss on tho
Stock exchange was dull, Irregular and
almost stngnant. Gllt-edgo securities were
hnrder. The Lyreum theater passed Its
preferred dividend. Americans opened de
pressed and below parity and were Inac
tive until late In the afternoon, when they
improved and closed llrm. Copper snlen at
first were weak, but hardened Inter. Tend
ers for 1.(00,0(0 In twelve months' trens
urv bills, dated January 8. 1902, wore re
ceived today. Oold premiums arc quoted
11s follows: Ruenos Ayres, 130.10; Madrid,
43.02; bar gold. 77s llUd; American eagles,
iUs 6.1; Rome. 2914.
PARIS, Oct. 1. A good tendency pre
vailed on the bourse today. The recent
decline stimulated purchases, producing nil
around Imi rovements. Prices closed firm.
Rentes were Influenced by realizations, In
terimtlnnnls advanced. Spanish 4s were In
good demand, owing to tho rumor that ar
rangements were In preparation between
the Rank of spam nnu an important, i-uris
llrm with the view of it 11 Improvement In
exchange. Spanish rails rose substantially.
Rio tlntns opened heavy nnd rallied on tho
news that the copper stock had decreased
seventy-three tons, DeReers nnd Kaffirs
were in better demand In response to Lon
don advices. Three per cent rentes, JOlf
1c for the account Spanish 4s, 71.27'..
"HEREIN. Oct. -Ii Private discount was
easier on the boiirse today In expectation
that the quarter turn would cause money
to be morn plentiful. Consequently homo
funds were harder. Locals Improved on
local shorts covering. Canadian Pacifies
and Americans were dull. Exchange on
London, 20m SS'.S pfgs. for checks. Dis
count rates: Short bills. 4 per cent; three
months' bills, 3 per cent.
931
2,076
2,239
2,623
1.624
2.U27
2,549
Colo. Fuel A Iron.. ?J'i
creamery, 18i7'23c;
lnna Central
do pfd
ljke Krle & V.
do pfd
I. & N
Manhattan I.,
"IT
. CO
.216
. 63
17 .
... (.244
...1M
3314
Mo. Pacific
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1. WHEAT Decern. M . K. & T...
her. iWdWiic; May, CiTiffilSc: cash. No. 2 rto nfd
hard. tnVftfwiUc: No. 2 red. 7OfiT0Hr N. J. Central
CORN December, 571,0; May. 33ifei(61V,c; N Y. Central U7
cosh, No, 2 mixed. 57!fc'g5Se; No. 3 white, Norfolk & V M'.i
c no pin
OATS-No. 2 white, &?Hfl.1S?4C. Ontario 's: W.
111 1; .no. j, iijc. rennByiVHnia ,
I IAY Choice tlmothv. Sl.l.fiOrtTl i-hnto Heading
prairie. $12.(WI3.f1, do in pfd...
RPTTER-Creanury, 16413190; dairy, do 2d pfd....
fancy. 14S?lfic. Pt. L. & S, F
KIHIS The market wns wenw nnrl nm do 1ft Dtd...
dealers were disposed to cut prices; fresh do 2d pfd 67'i
Missouri and K'nnsm utock mtniml nn St. L. Bouthw 29
cnango nt ioc noz loss off, ensos returned. do pro ti'ii
RECEIPTS Wheat. 24.000 bu.: corn. 20 Ron St. Taul 163
bu.; oats. 6,000 bu. do pfd 187
HlIll'MENTS-Wlieftt. 114.400 mi.! corn.
04,000 bu.; oats, l'.OoO bu, 'Ex-dlvldond. Trust receipts.
52 do nfd
. 74 flen. Klertrlc
,143 (11UCO30 Sugar
,. 40 lllocklnr Coal
,. 7JHlnter. Paper .
,. li'j no pro :;i
,12s Inter. Power St
.103'j Ildede (las 00
,.12Jl4Natlonal Itlsciilt.... 431,
.1024. National I.nl ;n
.. S3NBtlonal Salt 40ij
.13 I do pfd 75i4
.ICfi No, American !4
.. fijU Paclfl" Coast 63
iiHjParltle Mall 42',
i-eopie a (las lfi.j
Preined H. Car 39
do pfd fi
Pullman P. Cur 212
Itepiibllc Steel 151,
do nfd fin
.Uti; Sugar I17T.
40 i'nn. i oai fz Iron. 62
73Ht'nlon Bag & p 15
... 1 rln nM -.
01 4 I.. M '
.. 44
77
U. S. leather 12
do pfd 78
t'. P. Rubber 16'
do rfd r,2 "
V. n. Steel ....
do pfd
Western Union
43?,
fi3
Condition of thn Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral .fund, exclusive of tho $1GO,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, $169,919,
870; gold, $101,635,353,
1
t'ottou Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, S3-16c; mid
dling gulf. S7-16C. sales, none. Futures
closed stead) ; October, T.ii'c: .Novemoer,
".f.Oc; December, 7.70c; January, 7.71c; Feb
ruary, 7.70c; March, 7.C9c; April, 7.69c; May,
Tie.
ST. IIL'IS. Oct. 1. COTTON Steady;
mlildllnir. 7Tte: sales. 2C0 bales; receipts.
3.315 bales; shipments. 3,611 bales; stock,
S3.S92 bales.
OALVl'.S 1 UN, Oct. l.-cjunun-ouii at.
Sc. .
LIVERPOOL. Oct. l.-COTTON-Spot. in
creased demand nnll prices lower; Amer
ican middling fair. 4 15-lfid; good mlddl'ng,
4d: middling. 4 17-32d: low middling.
4 6-16(1; good ordinary, 4 3-32d; ordlnnry,
3 27-32d. The sales of the day were 12.000
bales, of which 1.000 were for speculation
and export and Included 10,700 American:
receipts, x,w) naies. including 110 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet; American
middling, g. o. c, October, 1 22-0404 23-64d.
buyers; October and Novemher, 4 IB-ftlfr
4 17-fild, buyers; November and December,
4 14-OIS74 15-6ld. sellers; December and Jan
uary, 4 13-6IW4 l-G4rl. buyers: January nnu
February. 4 13-6-lfj 1 14-64d, sellers: February
nnd March. I 13-(54ff4 15-64d, value; Match
and April, 4 14-01(1, sellers; April and M-iy.
4 14-64d, buyers; May nnd June, 4 H-Olffi"
4 1f,-6ld. sellers.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l.-COTTON-
Qillet nnd steady; sales 1,850 bales; ordi
nary. 5Tic; good ordinary. 0 9-16c: low mid
dling, 7sc: middling, 7 16-lOc; good mid
dling, S3-16c; middling fair, 8 7-lGc; recslpts,
6,395 bales; stock. 61,387 bales. Futures
steady: October. 7.C54l7.05c: November. 7 5 fc
7.6O0; December, 7.6S7.B9c; January, T.'SfP
7.59c; February. 7.5707.69c; March, 7.57
7.5c: April, 7.677.59c; May, 7.5S7.60c.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions. Now York Money Market
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1. WHKAT Snot. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. MONEY On call
dull: No. 2 red western, winter, 5s6V4d: No, steady at 4Q4V4 per cent; last loan, 4',4 per
1 Cttlttnrnla, 6a lOd, Futures, quiet; De- cent; ruling rnte, 4 per cent; prlmo mer-
iciiuier, Da c-viii .unrcfi, us 6-4(1,
CORN Snot, nulf't! American mixed.
new, 6s, Futures, quiet; October. 4sl0Hd; actual business In bankers' bills nt $1.S.H
November, 4s 10,d; December, 4s 10d, hn-4.S5i for demnnd and at $4.S3i34.83H for
i-iiu v inicj. i.nrn, American renneo, m Fixty nays; posiea rines, 4.o,.ti(j4.si aim
palls, tlrm, 60s 7d; prime western, In tierces, $4.SCJi4.W4; commercial hills, $4.8Ji4'ci4.S3Vi.
steady, ins, unms, snort cut, stenuy, s;s o. rjiiviUH
KHCon. ouici. diH ha: snort near nncKs. 1 4fi.(.c.
quiet. 47s. Shoulders, square, dull, 39s, UONDS-Governments, strong; state, In
1 urs-At i.ot uon ii-iicinc consti. nun. 1 active: railroad, irregular.
31' 3 5s. Th closliiK quotation! on bonds arc
ueceliUH or wiieat (lurlnor the last three fnllnws
iiayH, jui,uuy ceninis, liiciuaing -k.iw Amer
lean.
Receipts of American corn, durlns tho
last inrco nays, iii.soo centals.
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1. HUTTER
Market llrm, o higher: fancy western
creamery, -ac: fancy nearby iirints. dc.
F.OOS Steady; fresh nearby. 21c; fresh
western. 2lc fresh southern. 19c.
CHEESE Firm nnd higher: New York
full creams, fancy small, lOiflO'lc: New iialtlmorn & O, 4
loi'K full creams, inir to cnoice, SYi'uvnc
MllrviinUce (iruln Mnrket,
U 8. ref. 2s, reg..l03 illooklng Val. 4C,. IWVj
do coupon 1W L. & N. unl. 4s ... 101
do 3s, reg 107 Mex. Central 4a U.
An rmiDon I08'n do Is Inc 30
do new 4i, reg....l3lti Minn. & St L. s..t03Vi
do coupon i't . iv. : r. 14 ss
An nA it. reir....in'4 do 2a SIK
do coupon 112i"N. Y. Central la. .103
do 6, reg 1"' "do gen. 3V. t- 0;i
do eouDon Id' lN. J. C, Ken. l ..129
Atrhliion gen. 4...10? I'No. Pacific 4 P)4
An lilll. 411 1W OO J 1 71!.
yi l-.S. K . COn. 4M...1CD"4
do Si 10J 'Heading nen. 4s
Mo ronv. 4i WHi'St I. A- 1 M c. fa.lHH
Canada So. Zs HH "Ht I. H r 4.... S5
Central of Oa, 5,.. 8t St. I. Southw. i.. 9714
do la no i , no :s 7:1
MIIAVAIIKRE. Oct. 1. WHEAT Lower:
No. 1 northern. 70o; No. 2 northern, 69MiOj che. & o. 4V Kr, s a ft A. P. 4... w
December, 6fii4(il69Uc Clilcano A A. 3h,. f4 So. Paelrlo 4s Pl
ltYl-i lnwer ISO. 1. Die. r 11 . 0 n. 4... 9i So. Italluav f.n in
RARLEY Aveak; No. 2, 60c; sample, 6031 M ft St P . 4110 "Tex. ft Pacific 1.U34
CORN December, W.iC
lliilntli firnlit Mnrket,
C. ft N. W. c. 7 -IO ,",Tol, S L ft W 4. k2!a
C.. It. I. ft 1 Jw t'nion raeiuc 4s los
C a C ft St l g. 4s.l021j do eonv. 4s 106
rtil-'KO Ter. 44-.. w "wannan is lis
Colorado So. 4 "do 2s 110
DULUTH, Oct. l.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard. Win,", & fj t.'iwvt do del. "li 6
Total receipts ....33")
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoks. Sheeu.
umana t'ncKing co ;tvi
O. II. Hammond Co 021
Swift nnd Company 614
Cudnhy Packing Co 1,712
Armour & Co 1,019
R, Recker & Began 358
Vnnsant & Co 200
Lobman & Co 195
W. I. Stephen 79
Hill & Huntzlngcr 144
Renton & Underwood.... 115
Livingstone & Schaller.. 93
Dennis & Co 72
Hamilton & R 237
L. F. Husz Ill
Wolf & M 12?
Krey P. Co 220
Squires 343
Other buyers 609 3.4M
Totals 6.061 9,053 9,601
CATTLE The receipts of cattlo todny
were the heaviest of any day so far this
year. Most everything on sale wbb from
tho range country, and the offerings ns a
whole were nothing to brag of so far ns
nunlltv Is concerned. The big receipts gave
buyers aa opportunity to tnke their time
and also to pound the market a little, which
they, of course, proceeded to do. For that
reason it wns a little Into before very many
cattle had chanced hands.
There were only about fifteen cars of
cornfed steers on sale, and the tendency
was to neglect them for the westerns. Some
of the choicest bunches sold at Just about
steady prices, but the commoner kinds were
slow and generally be or ioc. lower man
yesterday.
A big proportion of the offerings today
was cow stuff. On tho start a few bunchi s
sold at Just about steady prices, but asldo
from those the market was right around
a dime lower, and In some cases more. Tho
choicer trades, of course, did not decline
nearly as mucti as tna commoner Kinds.
nulls, calves and stags were stendy to a
shade lower today, depending upon tho
quality.
mockers ana reeaers were aiso very men
tlful today, and the demand was very light
except ror tno cnoice heavy weights, and
also for the prime stockcrs. Cattlo an
swering to that description sold readily at
steady prices, but aside from those the
market wat extremely dull and sellers
found it nlmost Impossible to dispose of
what they had at any price.
Western cattle, of course, made up the
bulk of tho receipts, but thoro were not
very many or tne steers that were killers
Tho choicer grades of steors were In cood
demand nnd did not sell so much different
from yesterday, but anything but the best
was 5c or 10o lower. Cows were also right
around a dlmo lower, and ns Is noted above,
for the natives all but the good heavy feed
ers and the very best grades of stockcrs
were not only lower, but almost unsalable.
Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
61...,
(IS...,
t3...,
(....
71...,
SO...
74...
44...,
4t...
69...
tl)....
M...
IS...
f5...
45...
...
Av. Sh. IT.
, ... 04 ... ft CO
,.. Ill 1 6 0
....172 ISO
....201 2l1 6 70
... Ml 120 6 Jn
....217 . . 70
....202 ... 6 73i
....M3 0 t'V.
... 231 2' C 7214,
....2 ... 72i
...2M 200 6 721,
....227 2 72t
....210 160 6 J2
...,20 ... 72'
....191 200 6 72C,
....241 JO 721,
...OW 120 6 "Ji,
....242 210 6
.. .2.VI 3?i 72H
,...:0 120 (1 7214
....21 fO (S 72'i
....2;; ... (!72i,
....2)2 ) 6 72'4
...,:42 so 6
...,26i ... 6 ;s
....272 ICO 6 53
....237 200 7S
....2A9 40 75
....2JS ... 7S
....247 120 6 73
....27 160 5
....220 ... 75
....'.'6.1 ... 6 7S
....206 260 6 73
....253 40 6 7J
....219 270 6 73
....222 120 6 75
....253 0 t ;s
....233 ... 6 "(
....221 ... 6 73
....304. o 6 75
:5 ... 6 73
No. Av. Sh. I'r.
4 . . . . 244 ISO 6 7$
23 3Vi 120 6 73
77 S?4 . 6 75
f 24 :,n 6 7
62 214 4n 6 73
63 2(3 1?) 6 7.4
121 ) 40 6 73
f.S W4 40 f, 73
62 2J0 mi 6 78
4 im 12-1 73
70 243 120 6 73
M 313 10i) 6 73
75 234 160 6 75
74 261 240 6 7
71 220 li C 73
77 211 Ml 73
40 201 M 73
73 224 I'M 75
61 291 fi) 6 73
64 J(T7 120 6 73
M 22" 200 6 73
74 232 40 6 73
64 274 M 6 75
K 2.17 40 73
f.S 2fl ... 6 77j
27 224 ... 77H
C9 2'10 80 6 75
M 21 SO 6 7"i,
70 234 10 6 77c,
64 219 120 77'i
JO 291 12) 6 "i
(4 225 M 6 "4
69 213 0 771,
W 240 200 6 77S
63 276 1?) 6 771,
07 239 41 6 774
63 275 160 77'4
18 261 120 6 774
73 211 IM 774
67 2S2 40 774
66 113 ... 6 774
t,6 2f0 V) 6 774
62 2A5 200 774
71 262 ... 774
60 211 40 73 31 263 80 6 774
63 250 ... 6 93 37 26 40 6 774
63 283 160 6 75 43 217 ... 6 80
St 210 80 6 73 f 311 80 6 So
64 221 ... 6 71 tS 2W 120 80
M 2.1.1 40 6 75 71 214 ... 80
S3 31 40 6 73 71 241 80 6 80
68 304 40 6 73 63 268 40 6 824
S7 234 200 6 75 71 260 ... 81
64 222 40 75 70 232 ... 83
SHEEP There was another generous
supply of sheep and lambs hero today, but
not ns mnny arrived ns were on mho yes
terday. The market was rather slow- In
opening, but when the offerings did berln
to change hands It was on n b.tsis of Jurt
about steady prices. It was not nr. acilve
marKet nt any time, nut tne newer granes
sold gradually nnd there was hardly
enough change In the prices paid for both
sneei) ami inm m to lie wortnv ot mention.
In fact several strings sold for the same as
was paid for the same kind yesterday.
The rirmjind for feeders continued In
'eood shnnn and stendy to strong nrlces
were pain, in n numuer ot cases iccucrs
outiim tne pnckers.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. $3.3jjf3.o0;
fair to good yearlings, $3.2oy3.33; choice
wethers. $3.25ft:i.:i5: fair to good wethers.
$3,0033.20: choice ewes, $2.76'if3.00; fair to
cood ewes. S2.251f2.G5: choice snrin lambs,
11 .rvii-l.firt: fair to good soring lambs. $3.90fi
4.25; feeder wetners, r;.,i.i.i!i iccuer lamos,
is.was.w. ltcprescntative saies:
30 bucks
2 bucks
25 cull ewes
48 cull ewes
248 cull ewes
222 cull ewes ,
15 feeder eweo
rj9ti feeder ewes
396 feeder lambs
112 Idaho ewes
28 feeder wethers
152 Wyoming ewes
274 feeder wethers
Ill western wethers
277 feeder wethers
279 feeder wethers
3 feeder wethers
410 Idaho wethers
21 feeder lambs
490 yearling owes and wethers.
167 feeder lambs
1201 Idaho lambs
lt60 Idaho Iambs
123 Idaho Iambs
149
160
80
CO
73
8)
83
91
40
121
70
90
80
8S
60
110
61
99
68
74
00
73
1 to
1 60
1 60
1 05
1 73
1 ST.
2 25
2 60
2 65
2 75
2 80
3 00
:i io
3 10
S 10
3 10
3 10
3 20
3 20
3 23
3 50
4 30
4 30
4 30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Oct. l.-OILS-Credlt bal
ances, $1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments,
171,427 bbls.; average, 97.853 bbls.; runs, 123,
130 bbls.; average, 81,419 bbls.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-OIL-CottonscoJ.
steady; prime yellow,42e. Petroleum, steady;
reunen .-sew torn. i.u; rnnnaeipuia and
Raltlmore. $7.00; Philadelphia and Raltl
more, In bulk, $5. Rosin, quiet; strained,
common to good, $1,40, Turpentine, quiet at
S6HW37C
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l.-OIL Cottonseed,
Hull rellned, spot, tlrm nt 24s. Turpentine
quiet at 26s 9d. Rosin, common, steady at
4s lVjd. Petroleum, retlned, steady at 6;d.
Linseed, stendy nt 42s 6d.
TOLEDO. Oct. l.-OIL-l'nrhangfd.
LONDON, Oct. l.-OIL Unseed. 31s,
Turpentine spirits, 36s,
SAVANNAH, On., Oct. l.-OIL Spirits
turpentine, llrm nt 31c. Rosin, unchanged.
Coffee Mnrknt.
do ueneral 4 8715 Wheel I. i; i,.. tau
K. IV. A D. C. Is. .103 Wis. Central 44 SS
Ex-Interest. "Rid, Ex-lnt. nnd bid.
Hunk Clrjirlims.
OMAHA, Oct. 1. Hank clearings today,
em, 66',c; October, 60'ic; December, 67H
t7'tc; .May. ii'ke,
OATS-35i35c.
CORN-54'iC
Peiirln Mnrket.
PEORIA, Oct. 1,-CORN-Steody; No, 3,
Me
OATS Quiet: No. 3 white. 3C bl ed I ?':! corresponding uny last year,
u,.,,ni, ii. 139.824. decrease. iM.;-y u
i . . I 1 1 in . r.r . i , I ...... I .... ., too -io ill.
whisky un tno nasis or 11.30 ror tin- . s'"in,,:.''..i'fi ' i"",,i 'i"':!r
Ished goods. nainnces; .',zpmv, posieo exenange, t.w(
..n7 . --i 1 11 IV I'M ll.lllf.. , mil.
Mlniirui.oll. Wlient, Flour mill Ilrnn. . '' rtf'li 1 Vivii'V ' 'eanngs, w
IUOU"3 lMllUll4,.r. tJ(-'4F(4IHI.
HT LOL'IS. Oct. 1 Clearings. $t.474.C70:
6i7cr December, i.aj6o; May, cs,ac.c. balancek, $1,6S3,120; money, bU per cent,
NEW YORK, Oct l.-COFFEE-Spot Rio,
quiet; No. 7 654ilj5To. Futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged to 5 points
lower under disappointing cable.4, liquida
tion of long stuff and freo offerings from
bear houses. Tho session was featureless
to thn close, with prices gradually working
lower under bear selling and almost entire
nbsenro of support. The locnl closing
showed prices to bo 55715 points net lower
and tho undertono barely stendy. Total
sales were 13.000 bags, including October at
5.05o; December. 6.20Ji6.25c; March. 6.50c;
May, 5.05T5.70i), June, 5.70'65.76o; July, B.ROc;
August, 5.90c.
i
114 npornteil nnd Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, Oct. 1. EVAPORATED
APPLES Trading In the market wns mod
erntely active, with out-of-town orders In
evidence, but In a smnll way. The under
tone wns steady, with' prices about un
changed. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market
Inactive but about steady and unchanged,
A4iillnble Produce In Live rpool.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1, Following are the
ateckH nf tircriilMtllfYa nnd nrovlsions in IJV.
nrpool' Flour, 69,00. sacks: wheat, 2.22,000
centals; corn, 7i:i.0" centals oacou, iD,an
boxes, bams. 3.900 boxes: shoulders, 4,900
hnva: i-heean. 101 f.tt hoxes: lard, western
steamed, 4,100 tierces, and 1,210 tons of other
Kinas,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr,
24 1112 4 2.1 23 1175 5 40
26 1166 f. 21 13 958 S SO
24 1076 5 30 6 1075 5 fO
4 910 5 2.1 48 1422 6 04
18 1011 6 33 II 143S 6 15
21 1120 I 40
COWB.
3 930 1 73 21 923 i 0
22 863 1 7S 11 827 2 60
1 1250 2 23 9 Hit 2 63
1 i... 630 2 25 2 93.1 2 6.1
4 973 2 35 3 888 2 63
8 812 2 40 2 1095 2 73
2 -. 1103 ! SO R 862 2 75
2 105S 2 60 18 1015 2 75
6 1050 2 60 10 1019 3 23
4 1030 2 60 1 12S0 3 30
12 890 2 60 1 10.0 3 CO
1 840 2 CO 43 10SS 3 60
HEIFERS.
2 610 2 25
BULLS.
2 1J7.1 2 10 1 1M0 2 SO
1 1140 2 40 1 1170 3 10
, CALVES.
1 M 4 25 1 no S 00
1 140 4 SO
1...
J...
4...
1...
SI...
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
6M 5 00
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
860 2 23 1..
805 2 23 3 ,..
660 2 25 3
STOCK CALVES.
290 3 00 26
293 3 33 41 ,
740 2 40
690 2 (0
583 2 93
271 3 73
279 4 00
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 700 2 33 1 1040 t 00
1 80 2 35 24 939 3 00
2 900 2 50 43 248 3 Ofl
3 906 2 S) 16 904 3 03
18 717 2 65 SO 942 a IS
1 1000 2 75 4 .10 3 23
3 843 2 80 3 416 3 30
4 7S 3 00 2 4 89 1 3 39
7 854 3 00 19 960 3 60
1 1014 2 00
NEBRASKA, ,
9 feeders.. 1045 3 25 . 4 cows 10S2 2 70
1 cow 1220 3 25
18 cows 1000 2 61)
17 cows 871 8 70
6 heifers... S20 2 93
J3 feeders.. 746 3 10
6 feeders.. 894 3 25
13 feeders.. 890 3 25
27 feeders.. 9S2 3 10
9 feeders.. 976 3 30
2 feeders.. 950 3 30
26 heifers... 542 2 75
2 cows 1010 2 AO
4 cows 1M) 2 (0
6 bulls 1233 2 00
7 steers,. ..110) 3 85
9 cows S70 3 Oi
6 cows..
6 cows..
1 steer 810 2 23
2 feeders.. 1(60 3 25
31 feeders.. 673 3 20
13 feeders.. 8ts: 3 zo
87 feeders.. 1012 3 67V4
12 feeders.. 850 3 20
5 feeders.. 731 3 10
6 feeders. 945 3 25
81 feeders.. 607 2 65
13 feeders.. 1046 3 40
5 feeders.. 1072 3 30
6 feeders.. 940 3 30
5 cows 1092 2 40
34 cows 972 2 80
2 hulls 1370 2 00
11 heifers... 400 3 10 v
18 cows 852 3 05
48 cows 877 2 75
2 cows 910 2 25
5 heifers... 420 3 00
Dnwson A Rail Neb.
2 bulls 1140 2 00 3 cows...,
U bulls 1200 2 00 46 cows....
1 bull 1260 2 00 3 cows,...
1 bull 1110 2 00
.WYOMING.
32 steers... .KC9 4 05 14 feeders.
9 steers,. ..1190 4 15
A. L. Crelgh-Wyo.
22 steers,... 1277 4 35
Cnrrlngton Hros. Wyo
7 cows 895 2 60 1 bull
4 cows.. ..892 2 60 1 bull
3 COWS R43 2 60 1 hull
5 cows 1260 2 10 Scows,
3 cows 1333 2 10
.lOiiO 2 SO
.1060 2 SO
. 833 3 20
.1240 4 16
.1170 3 60
..800 3 60
8 Hirers. . ..1130 3 !1
E. E. Obalffleld-Wyo.
I cows 1060 2 75 14 cows 1103 3 25
A. E. Reagan Wj-o.
43 feeders.. 825 3 15 17 cows f65 2 70
6 feeders.. 930 3 15
IDAHO,
23 feeders, . 985 3 00 4 cowa 827 2 60
9 cows..
6 cows. . .
3 steers..
1 steer...
1 steer...
1 steer.
93) 2 25
S33 2 40
1175 2 70
923 2 70
191 2 70
9S2 3 43
.1040 2 CO
.1070 2 10
.116) 2 10
.1213 2 10
. 873 2 SO
. !5 2 80
..1060 2 80
'.ai :i 20
9 cows
2 cows
1 cow ,
4 steers..
I Steer 1030 3 fO
5 steers.. ..10W 3 50
1 steer 1170 3 60
Cattle Steady, Hon I.oirer and .Sheep
NIimt.
CHICAGO. Oct. l.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
R.fKiO head. Including 1.000 head Texans anil
1,500 head westerns; steady at Monday
basis; no fancy here; good to prime steers
$6.10.10.60: Door to medium. $4.00if3.90: ntock'
era nnd feeders. $2.2.."fl.25; cows, $I.25(fJ 1. 05;
heifers. $2.rtKfifi.OO: cunners. Jl.2iV.f2.25! bulls.
$1.754.75; calves, $2.6000.50; Texns steers,
$3.(jOJr4.00; western steers, $3.75f5.36.
HOClS-Recelnts. 21.000 head: estlmnted
omorrow. 26.O0O bead; left over, 4,000 head;
dull nnd 15Q23o lower; mixed nnd butchers,
6.&0fl'7.00; good to choice honvy, $6,701(7.10;
rough Heavy, st..-iiti.tio; ugnt, ju.wjfo.so;
bulk of sales. $6.G0.iO.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20,000
bead: sheen, s ow: lambs, mostly 10c lownr
good to choice wetners. jj..W(3.7o; fair to
choice mixed, $3.(W?3.40; western sheep,
$3.O0ff3.4O; native lambs, 52.500-4.75; western
iambs. w,4inH.4o.
Official yesterday:
RECEIPTS-Cattlc. 25.766 head: hoes. 23,
084 head: sheen. 3S.392 head.
HHH'MisNTH cnttie, wt head; nogs, 1,0.10
ncaa; sneep, a.siu nenu.
Knnsns City l.lvo Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY. Oct l.-CATTLE-Re
celpts. 15,000 head natives. 2,000 head Tex
nns und l,50n head calves; best cattlo
steady, others 10c lower: choice dressed
beef steers, $5,751(0.30; fair to good, $4.90.?
6.6V, stockers an feeders. $2.75if4,75; west
ern steers, $4.softf3.5o; western rnnpe steers,
.1.25n4.76: Texas and Indians. $2.751.3.70:
1 L'Aiin niH.i ta,ivi'n . 111, ntiiivt; ciiMti, aj.lii'it.
i.-.i; neuers. m.w.'i.i.wi; winners, ji.&iw.'.G.
bulls. $2. 101.3.90: calves. S...50S5.60.
iiuoh-lleceipis, 10.1100 Head; market 10c
lower; top, j, .1.1; nun; or sales, $o.OiljC.95
heavy. $7.00fl7.10: mixed packers, $6.76'()7.00
light. $6.23(fifl.95: nlcs. $5.25(36. IS.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 3.000
head; market steady; western lambs. $3.5og
4.30: western wethers. $3.00173.25: ewes. I2.SO
9j'i.iiu; lecuers, -..wrt;..uu; stoclters, JI.501j2.50,
St. I.onls Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1 (7ATTT.F-necelnt
'.COO hend. Including 3.C00 head Texnns
mnrket steady; native shipping and export
steers, $4.50ff0.25; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers. tl.ooff5.75; sleers, under 1.000 !bc.
$3.25(ff5.25: stockers nnd feeders. $2.60713.73
cows and heifers. $2.00tf5.00; ennners, $1.2.V?
bulls. $2.501?3.75: Texns and Indian
steers, $3.25'fM.15, cows nnd heifers, $2,log
3. 40.
HOOS Receipts, 9.70O head: market 6
ioc lower, pigs anil ngiiis, n,iio(rjti.(a; pack
ers, n.m)iu,sj; iiijicncrs. ib.-.rj'ti, 111.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recclpts. 2.410
hend: market stendy: native minion .? 9,1
(W3.25; Iambs, $3.00(94.60; culls and buck, $2.00
,e4T York Live .Stock Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-BI.EVES-rtecelnts
6 head; no sales reported; cables quote
American steers at kvV i3Vc, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef nt 8',K(l?e, export
todnv. 750 beoves. 5.180 ouarters of beef.
CALVES RecclptR. 465 bend; quiet but
steady; venls, J4.6WS.76; city dressed veais
fliiBC per 111.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Rerelpts. 1,763
hend; unlet and steady; sheep, $2 SOij.'l.iS;
culls, $1.6032.23; lambs, $1,501(5 30; culls,
$3.25. , ,
HOOS-Recelpts. 1.69. bead, mainly con
signed direct; nbout steady.
St. Joseph l.lv Slock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. l.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3 000 head; market steady to weak: nntlves,
$3.00f.C30; Texnns and westerns, $2. m1f.i.2j;
cows and heifers, $1401(3.10; hulls nnd stags,
$2.001.3.00; Blockers1 and fders. J1-MJ4. 10;
yearlings and calves, J2.CWJ3.S3; veuls, $3.00
l'lOC.S- Receipts. 8.000 head; about 107150
lower: nigs steady; light an. I ?ht ml ed
$0.25if0.75: medium slid heavy ..,7!4fli Ou;
piers. JO. 2507.0" bulk. 6.60fil.9...
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.100
head; sheep active and steady; lambs slow
and stendy to 10c low-er.
Stock' III SlKllt.
Tho following table shows thn rec-lpts of
cattle hogs nnd sheep at the flvo principal
stock markets for OctoW l :noB
Konth Omaha 7.005 8.3;0 11,637
.Av.r ' s.m uiiim
' ... .' 11A.1 in-..i
7,001 9,7i o
3.000 S.fO
0sd Queensland. 2(0 bales; scoured, 4 M
Wis 6d. greasy. Hd Victoria, oon bales,
scoured. Jxlftls Id; greasy. 35flld. South
Australia, IA biles, scoured, 74d1fls 3d,
greay, 2M44d. West AuMrnlln, 100 bales;
scoured, is ijil; grensv. 741!7-VI. New 'en
hind. S,!4l bales; scoured, 4idifls 4.d;
greasy, ."PjfiOd. Cape of Omul Hope nnd
Nntnl, IO bales, scoured, Sdlfls 24d. Pun
tas Arenas. 5i hnles: scoured. Sd: grcafj'.
3tfl6'.d. N
'Wool .Mnrkrl.
BOSTON. Oct 1 - WnntThrre hns been
a fair business in wool here this week,
but the demnnd is quiet, with vnlues held
on 11 tlrm basis. The entire absence of
speculative trading continues. While tho
demand for territory grades is not so ac
tive more nave ueen some fnlr-slied sales
reported, while full nrlcen hiiv., been main.
tnlncil. Fine territory wool 011 the scoured
iiiiib in tinmen in nu itc, wuii imp medium
ut 40tM3c, Fleece wools have been more
active tnan tor some nine past, Ohio
washed delaine bring taken nt 2o and XX
Ohio nt 20c. There has not Inen much
done In Australian wools, hut ihe strong
ndvlces from Loudon tend to help the mar-
Ket. iJiininiioiis: unio nnu rennsyivniila
fleece" -X and X nnd abote. 2.1.i2lc. W
and XX nnd above. 26c: delaine. 28c. N'o. 1
combing, 20c; No. 2 nnd Vblond, 26c; coar4o
and nrald washed, 2.w2ic. .Michigan, Wis
consin, etc.- No. I Michigan combing, 24tf
26c: N'o. 2 Michigan cnmblllg, 2ISf23c; conrio
and braid washed, 232lc, lino delaine, 2(ft
25c. I'liwashed uit'dliiui, etc. Kentucky
and Indiana 1,. blood combing, 201f21e; S
blood, 20c; Missouri W-blood combing. 193P
2"c; -V-blood, 19.(2tV; braid combing. 17fflSo.
Territory-Montntia Hue, HlflOc; scoured, 4$
5cl6c; line medium, 14S10o; scoured, 42W43c;
stavle, 101jl7c, scoured, 40lf4Sc; t'tah,
Wyoming and Idaho tine, 13'Ji)5c: scoured.
4VIH.1C, into medium, lisjuc; scoured, loqp
43c: staple, l(Vjll7c; scoured, 46?fl7i Aus
tralian, scoured b.isls; Spot prices comb
ing superlltic, 73i(74c; good, ftsroo; nveraue,
t)01i57c'.
ST. LOtMS. net 1 u-nni null
jiial; medium grades, l.iirc; light fine.
ii-sc. nenvy line, 94iruHc; tub
washed, 12t2lc. -
Ilry (ionila Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. The dr- rnorl mar.
ket shows no Particular chniiirti In the ehsr.
ncter of business doing In nny line of cot
ton goons 1 nn demand has been moder
ate 111 volume and come forward nt full
prices In nil staple lines, Some mnkes of
smunern smpie gingtinms ndvnnced sc.
Print cloths tlrm. but the demand today
moderate; regulars, 3c. Today's reports
from I nll River are disquieting on tho
"wnge question." the Imnrennlnn nrivnlllti.
that tho operatives will strike.
JIAKI'l ESTBll. Oct 1 -C nlhi dull will.
a fair Inquiry; yarns quiet, with very little
uutiut.s uuing.
Siiitnr Inrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-St!n,vr.nn-
steadier; fair refining, 3 15-16o; molasses
sugnr, 3c. Refined, easy; No. 6. 4.50c; No.
7, 4.40c; No 8, 4.30c: No. 9. 4.25c; No. 10,
4.20c; No. 11. 4.15c: No. 12. 4.15c: N'o. 13. 4 (Vw"
standard A, 4.90c; confectioners' A, 4 9V;
mould A, 5.46c; cut louf, 6.rW; crushed,
6.fco; powdered, 6.20c; granulated, 6.10c;
cubo-, 5.35c.
LONDON. Oct. 1. BEET ftlTnARneln.
her. 7s 6il.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l.-StOAH-Otilef!
ccntrirugal yellow, 3 15-I6c ; seconds, 2473c.
.luiuiDsr.s-nic.iii , ccutriiiigai, 05J10C.
I.nlnrgliia I,nconintl4 e Plant.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Tho directors nf thn
American Locomotive works have author
ized the expenditure of $1,250,01") to enliirgo
jno capacity ot tne several plants owned
by the company. The grenter pnrt of this
money will be expended upon the Brooks
und Schnectndy plants, A former appro
priation of I.'iOO.OoO was found Inndenimtn
and the additional allowance was agreed
uwuii. inn new allowance win bring tho
Plants up to a capacity or nbout 2,000 loco-
iiiuuvcri u j cur.
ClilenKn Men Will He There.
CIIICAOO. tint 1 The. rhlencn en...
tlngcnt, numbering 200, nnd many other
delcgutlons bound for the annual conven
tion of the Grain Dealers' National associa
tion, which begins In Dos Moines, 1 11 ,
Wednesday, left on a special train over tho
Northwestern at 8 n. m, todny. On thn
truin were many men wnose names urn
known In all tho chief grain markets of
tho world,
II Ik Foreign Combine.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-Savs the Tribune's
London correspondent: Rumor comes from
Cardiff that the near future will witness n
huge amalgamation of British nnd Spanish
Iron and steel Interests In order to do bat
tle nualnst the encroachment of the Amer
ican steel trust on tho European market.
Inquiries mado in London have, however,
failed to substantiate tho truth of such a
project.
Testing American Coal.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. To test the steam
ing qualities ot American coal, with which
Its bunkers will nt once be tilled, tho
French third clnss cruiser d'Estrees Is In
port and anchored In North river. It nan
come direct from Quebec, where It had
recently tnken part In tho welcome of tho
duke and duchess of Cornwnll nnd York.
Morgan Reaches Snn Frnnolnoo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l.-The Morgan
special train, bearing delegates to tho
Epli-ropal convention, arrived here on tlmo
tills morning, with all well on board.
Tergon'n l)r4vnliig Accidental.
PIERRE. S. D.. Oct. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) The decision nf tho coroner's Jury
ovor tho body of Vctcllo Tergon, found
floating In tho river a mllo below Fort
Pierre yesterday, was that of occidental
drowning. There Is a small gash on tho
head, suppcecd to have beou made by strik
ing some hard object while floating. Tergon
disappeared September IS and while it wu
supposed ha wns drowned, nothing definite)
wat) known until tho body was found.
nnttrriniiWcrs Will Meet nt Huron.
HURON, S. D.. Oct. 1. (Special. ) Tho
annual meeting of tlio State Dairy and
Duttormakors' association will bo In this
city In December. Arrangements were mads
between John Armstrong of De Smet, pres
ident of tho association, nnd a commutes
of citizens Saturday. Colonel J. B. (leddls,
Will L. Miner, Charles Lovolnnd, Iiw
Lapler and D. B. Jeffrls will arrange for ths
entertainment and earn of all who attend.
Kevr Mennonlte College.
YANKTON, S. I)., Oct. 1. (Special.)
Fifty thoufnnd dollars has been raised
to build a Mennonlte college In Bon Honinio
county. The location will be selected ud
work begun soon.
Kansas City
Ht. Ixiuls ...
St. Joseph
20,000
3.K0
2.400
3.U0
Totals
. . 38.202 6O.C80 4 0(t,7
Wool Auction Sales.
LONDON. Oct. 1 VOOI--The offerings
at the wool auction sales today nmounted
to 11,617 bales, principally medium sorts.
Sales In detail; Now South Wales, 3.700
bait., acoured, 6.4dttls 6Hd; greasy, SSiO
THE Ill.ALTV MARKET,
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday,
October 1. 1901:
Wnrrnnlj- Deeds.
Caroline Belndorff and husband to O.
L. Belndorff. s 35 feet of lot 9. block
5. Lake's add ...$ I
J E. Wheeler and husband to Minnie
Rlssnll. lot I. Boehme's sub 400
Minnie Illssell to O. 8, Henawa, same, 1,000
Thomas Hoctor and wife to Frank
Hefer, lot I, block 33, Albright's
Choice 250
National Life Insurance company to
II E. Ostrom, part lots 1 and 2,
block K. Slilnn's 2d add 3,000
Mntilda Bnumor and husband to Her
man Retzlnff. nV4 no 3-16-11 3,000
Jesso Lowe and husband to E, Jensen,
lot 4, PlooK 1. l.owe s sun 4,ij
Herman Kountze and wife to United
Real Estate and Trust company, un
divided V4 of w 60 ff et lots 5. 6. 7 and
undivided 14 lot 2, block , Forest
Hill 6
Joseph Brutin and wife to E. A. Hra-
zee, 101 1, uiiick .1, .m'l-uriiiii'K n -11
add KW
C E. Gibson and wife to Jacob Koch,
lot 3, block 1. Armstrong's 2d add.... 9j0
W. D. S.111II et al to Aug Dreler, lot
15, block 13. Shull's 2d mid 740
Quit Clnliu needs
II. H. Mello to Clara Mnlle, lot 18,
block 10. Hnnscom Place ............. 1
E. A. Smith to Andrew Smith, lot 2,
block 8, Reed's 1st add I
Dreds.
Herman Kountzo et nl, executors, to
I'ntted States Real Estate and Trust
company, undivided . of w 50 feet
lot ,8 block 7. and lot 2, block 0,
l.,r,.ut lllll S
Sheriff to R. R Osgood, lots 3 and 4,
block 62, Omaha
r pit if? 1 flAlV.
Boyd Commission Co
Succrsaors to Jma E. Beyd 4 Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
OltAIN PROVISIONS A.NIJ STOCKS.
Ilim id at Trad Building.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York
CoriMtondtnc(, John A. Warran 4 Ca
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