THAT OMAHA DAILY UEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, mm.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Giairal Liquidation ia Whut oa Doll Mar
ket Dprni Grainii
(LIQUIDATION FACTOR IN THE CORN PIT
IVenk Tone In Ont, ClonlnR F.nnler
ami l,nnpr-Imvliilonii Fairly
Stcudj luil null on (irnln
IV'!'l.1
Wcnknr...
CHICAGO, Oct 21.-Gcncral liquidation In
wheat on u dull nnd hunvy market de
pressed grains todity mid December wheat
closed lower, December corn -VifHiC
dcpreKxed und December oats Vlftic down.
Provisions closed a nhudo to Go lower.
Traders had expected a bull day In
wheat, pHrtly on the rumor that a linn of
fihort whrnt would be covered for the ac
count of a prominent broker who died ycn
tenlay. Liverpool cablen were up to start
with and December opened ijijj 4c to He
ndvanced at 71 He to ?l'J&71?ic. A little
early covering even advanced tho price
to "Die, but n sharp decline In cables set
commission houses and prominent profes
sionals senilis loni; lines nnd tho only sup
port left was n llttli" scalpliiB by pit trad
ers. There was more bullsh Argentine
jiews but that had only it short-lived In
fluence. A considerable visible Increase
plso depressed prices and December saed
off lc from Its top price for tho day and
close,! weak, -VWc under Saturday's close
it iO!ie.
Lncal receipt worn IM ears, none of con
tract Krmln; Mltmrapolls and Duluth re
ported I 31 curs. mnkltiK a total for tho
three points of 1.1S7 cars iisnlnst 1,1X1,) last
week arid 1,270 a year nco. Primary re
ceipts wero 1,234.00(5 bushels, UKalnst 1.6S7,
Wt bushels a year Hgn. Sciitioiird olenr
nnces In wheat and Hour equaled Blfi.000
blisliels. The Increase of the' world's vis
Iblc supply was reported at 1,18.i,0 bush
Is. The amount of breadsturrs on passage
lisd ilecrcased 1,I72,W bushels. World's
shipments were a.7:K.',ul0 bushels nimhiM 7.
VKW busheli last week und 6.US1.W0 bush
els a year iiro.
Liquidation was the principal factor In
the corn pit, following upon the depress
lnjr Influence of tho wir In wheat. Indiffer
ent cables, fair receipts and a sIurkIsIi
rash demand Induced holders to let go and
with tho slump In wheat came the only
jmyiiiR, which wbh for a few scatterlim
short nccounts. December started un
changed to 11 shade higher and gained He
enrly. from this It dropped to Kc and
closed weak, lower than Haturday
tit Hi?0S5V4c. ItecelptH were SM cars.
Thero was a weak tone In oats. During
tho llrst hour the market was so full that
December was not quoted. Until May and
December accounts opened bearish with
JJeccniocr Vti orr. vo owlnz thn dnnres
slon In other grains this pit sagged also
nnd December closed easy, U0?sc lower at
jo'c. ueceipis were i:u cars.
I'rovlslons were dull and fairly steady
A steady hog market lent an uiiwnrd tend
enoy at tho start, but a slow cush demand
nnd weakness In grains dissipated uuy
bull movement and January pork closed
2',fcc lower at $15.10, January lard 5c lower
at 3.9714 and January ribs 11 shade down at
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
JO) ears; corn, cars; oats, 260 cars; hogs,
si.w nenii.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. flllgh. Low. IClose. ISat'y.
Wheat
Oct.
Dec.
May
Corn
Oct.
Dec.
May
K)nts-
Oct.
Dec.
May
May
k.ird-
May
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Ribs
Oct.
Jan.
May
69 CD f04
mrJ 71J4 70
74Ha7li'Bi 73H
EIH 5114 W
6SVoMi 58 5S
3IS 34 3414
33 35& 331.4
3"H 374 37U
15 12U 15 25 IS 10
15 nii 15 25 15 15
9 0714 OTti 9 02&
9 35 9 3.-. 9 30
9 25 9 25 9 SO
9 02',4 9 03 8 97V4
S 40 8 10 8 33
7 5 7 KTA 7 8214
7 95 7 8714 7 9214
I
69s;i6:;5:
70 71
;?5i74ia;
MViSITifloS
lV,i bS',4
3414 34?i
3314 35; 14
0T1 1 i .
15 10 !
15 15
9 0214
9 30
9 20
S 974
8 35 I
7 MHl
7 9241
3.14
15 l'V4
U lb
9 371
9 2'
9 Oil
U IX)
8 40
7 S3
7 95
1
No. 2
Cash quotations were as follows:
FI.OUR-Stendy: winter patents, J3.I0
8.50: straights, J2.90Sfl.3O; clears, J2.C0(ff3.10;
spring specials, il; patents, J3.2503.53;
B ralKhts. .70fi3.10.
WHEAT No. 3, 67HQ9c; No. 2 red. 7114W
' CORN-No. 2 yellow. 66Uc.
OATS-No. 2,..V.lifl3fil4o;fo. 2 white, 37i
11V14C; mo. .i wniie. Jiyj'(i;ic,
RYE-No. 2. WUfltVic.
DARI.EY Fnlr to choice malting, 51
8EED3-No. 1 flax, $1.53; No. 1 north
western. J1.53: prlmo timothy. J3.55fi5.G5.
I'UOVISIONS-MrsB pork, per hbl $'3.S0
cfia.M. iaru, per itti ins., vj.mvj.m. snort
ribs stiles (loose), js.Xoln.l.i. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.5oy7.75. Short clear
mes (tinxed). js.to(S.:ij.
"WIIISKY-Basls of high wines, Jt.30.
The following aro tho receipts and fhlp'
tnents.for the last twcrtv.four hours:
Articles. Hccelpts. tihlpmeuls
Flour, bbls 33.000 13,0 0
Wheat, bu 176,000 17.00)
Corn, tiu , 219.000 1C7.C00
Oats, bu 311,000 3XH.0X)
jive, uu vi.wu ,.
Hurley, bu 91,000 5.000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
maraoi wns sicany; creameries, hpizic
clalr!'. 13019. Cheese, steady, 910)ic
uriu, iresn, in-gisc..
' NfiW YOlllC GIONEIIAL, MARKET.
IQuoWntlons
on Vnrlnn
10c; dressed, firmer; springers, 10c; Jowls,
994c; turkeys, lH13e,
.MiSTAUS mere was noining uoins m ino
local metal market for tin today, which
Ioscd very dull in tone, wun seucrs m
il.fin. At litiflnn values advanced 10s t
U113 10s for epot nnd 107 for futures, Cop
per In 1ondon dccllneil 2s 6d and voi d
weak nt 63 15s. und futures 62 10s. Ii-
ally the market wns quiet ami unenangei
it $IG.5ffl7.W for Uike Superior and
fil7.0) for caating und electrolytic, u a 1
was dull, but 3s vt nigncr 10 us ,u.
while the local market was unchang. il at
Jl.37',4. Spelter was without changJ and dull
at $4.20114.23. Values 111 London declned 2s
6d to 17. Domestic iron manteis were ie i-
turcless and nominally unrnangeci. i'g
iron warrants, $3.60jfI(i.W; No. 1 foundry,
southern, Jl.l.oogp'i.oo; No. 2 foundry, sojth
ern, JH.(nil5.00; No. 1 lountiry, otithern,
Ill.WftlS.fiii, No. 1 foundry, southern foft,
1M..WM6.0O. (UtiKirow warrants closed at
D3s 3d nnd Mlddlesborough closed at 45s.
OMAHA WliOMOSAI.K MAttKKT,
Comlltlnn at Trnrie nnd Clnntntlona
on Htnple unci Fnucy Proilnce.
KaaS-Itecelpts fair; loss off. HV317C
t.lVK lOULTHY-Hcns, tV36'.4c: young
nd old roosters. 4c: turkeys, "OSc; ducks
und geese, 35Vjc; siring chickens, per lb.,
ilLTTKH-Common to fair. 1214c; cholco
dairy, liu tubs, 15yi6c; separator, 2224c.
IUL.M11 1-11 illUCK DaSS, 15Ui WHlio
bass, 10c: bluellsh, 11c; bullhadf. 10c; blue
nns, ,c; uunaiocs, ic; cauisn, 12c; cuu, ny,
raunles. 10c: haUlitlt. lie: herring, ic; naa-
jock, loc; pike, loo; red snapper, loc; sal
mon, lie; sunnsh, to; trouv, luc; wnuonsn,
luc.
UYSTKItS-Medluins, per can. 22c; stana-
ards. per can. 25c; extra selects, per cap,
23c, New York counts, per can, 4oc; bulk
htanilardoi. pel gal.. l..o3i.-! uuik exiru
selects, tl.Ojiyl.C'i.
I'ltlKONS-Llvc, per doz., 6UC.
VKALS-Cholcc, SC,
HAY Prices ouoted bv Omnhi Who esal
Hay Deaiiro' association Choice upland,.
id.w; in'o. -i upiana, vj.w; meuium, s-f,
coarse, fi.W. llye straw, $6.o.'. ineso prices
aro lor nay oi gooci color nun quuiuy,
mnnu inir. jteceipis, ( curs.
WHKAT-60C.
COKN-53C.
DHA-$16.50.
OATS-35C.
VKC4BTAI1L.KS.
Lake, l.i)l.lu, Colorado, Jl.OO0i.lO,
ii;iii.ji'iai 1 i'er uoz., roc.
CAHUOTS-rer market basket, C6c.
UHKTH I'cr half-bu. basket, 33c.
TL'HNlPS-l'er basket, 30c.
CUCUMDUHS-llomu grown, per dox.. 10
fl6c.
i'AHHlbil i'Cr UOZ., -VC.
SWEUT 1'OTATOi.a-iiomo grown, per
lb., 2c; genuine Jersey, pur bbl., Jl.uO.
CAUUAUE Hoiiana seed, crated, lc.
TOMATOES Homo grown, per la-lb. ban
ket, boo.
DEANS Wax, per 14-bu. basket, 60c;
string, per 14-bu. basket. 60c.
ONIONS Homo grown, per lb.. 2S214c:
Spanish, per crate, $1.50.
atkk.mkiajzsh .Missouri, inwa ana
Nebraska, 10(U20c, us to size. ,
CELERY Kalamazoo, per bunch, 25J'35c:
Nebraska, per bunch, 20u3jc; Colorado. 44
fttioc.
MSVI UEAJSH i'er l)U $S.2s.
KHU1TS.
APl'LES-lJcn Dnvls, per bbl., $3.50; wine-
saps, $3.30; Jonathan, $4.00; snowa, $3.60;
bellcllowers, per box, $l.Gofl.75.
PKUNKS Utah, per crato, &0c.
PEACHES-CalifornU troestone. ner box.
90ft$1.00; clings, E5c: Utah freestone, "6c El-
ueiios, (,-uasie crates, ti.jwai.w.
PEAHS-Kelfers, $1.75; Vlkers, $1.75;
Lawrence, $2.23.
OHAPES-Calirornla Tokay, 4-lb. crate,
!; Muscats. $1.60; Concords, eastern, ISc.
CHANBEltniES-Per bbl.. $6.50: per crnt.
J2.S0.
yuiNCEH per uox, i.eo.
TltOPICAL XTIUITS.
OUANGES-Valenclas. tl.OOiHS.OO: Medi
terranean sweets, $4.50.
iii.MU.NM fancy. is.7j; cnoice, $3..
H ANANAS Per bunch, accoidlng to size,
.0OB2.GO.
KIOS Cnllforntn. now cartons. 85o: Im
ported, .per lb., 12tjUe.
ua j co 1'prsiau, in wid. noxes, per id.,
JUe; Snlrs, 5c.
IIONEY-Pcr 24-secUon ease, $3.50Q3.75.
CIDEIt Newhawka, per bbl., W.2!.
HAUEIlKIbVUT I'er 14-bbl.. J4.90.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS New cron lllberts. ner 11.. 12WC!
soii-snenea r.ngnsn walnuts, iiw, soii
shellcd almonds. No. 1. 15c: hant-shellud
ulmonds, 14c; brazils, 14c: hard-shelled wal
nuts, 1114c: chestnuts, 15017c.
HIDES No. 1 green. bvc: No. 2 sreen.
H4c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veui crtii, a iu i.j ids., oc; rio. veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., tic; dry hides, 8M13c; sheep
pens, ucj.ic; norsenmes, ll.wu'-.zz.
lR.1,f1 bu,; com 13,419,000 bu , Imrense ...
ixv bu.; oats S.oll.Ooa bu., Increase 273,tmo bu.',
rye I.S63.000 bu., Increase 77,i" bu.; barley
2,(5,(M uu Increase KW) bu.
Toledo (J ml 11 nnd Srril.
TOLEDO. Oct. Zt.-WUEAT-Folrlj,; ac
tive, lower; cash, 73'4c; December, i4',4c;
May, 70Tic,
COHN Dull; cosh, 574o; December, oS!4c;
May, M!4c.
OATS-Dull; December, 37c; May, 3S'U
RYE 55c.
SEEDS-Clovcr. active, firm; cash prlmo
October and December, $3.10; .March, 5.49',.
Mlnnenpolls Wlient, l-'loiir nnd nrmi,
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 21.-WHEAT-Cash,
C9Uc: December, 67Hc! May. 70'4,c; on track,
No. 1 hard, 70Hc; No. 1 northern, 694c; No,
2 northern, 67Uc . ,
KLOt'K First patents, $3.7013 3.S0; second
patents, $3.33ij3.6.i: llrst clears, $2.i6'3.So;
second clears, $2.20.
ItRAN In bulk. $12.23Q12,60.
Uulnth Ornln Mnrliet.
Dt.'LUTH, Minn., Oct. 21.-WHEAT-N0.
2 hnrd, 72!4c; No. 2 northern, 60c; No. 1
northern, b9Ho; October, 6314c; December
6S'4c; May. 72c.
OATS May, 3oVJ3314c.
CORN-3tl4c.
PEORIA,
3, 6TiC.
OATS Firm!
through.
WlHSIvY-On
Ishcd goods.
Peoria MnrUct,
Oct. 21.-CORN-Easler;
No. 2 white, 66ic billed
basis of $1.30 for
the
No.
fin-
SOS 90c; Sail
F.lnln Hotter MnrUet.
ELGIN. III.. Oct. 21.-HUTTER-Advanccd
nnother 14o today. The offerings were but
30,000 pounds and quickly sold at 22c. Much
moro would have been taken at the same
rates. Sales of tho week, iWS.000 pounds.
NEW YOHK 8TCKS AM) (IIO.NUS.
Speonlntlvr Sentiment ContlniiM IJn-
hloiis Throughout tlif Hrsslnn.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-SpecJlatlve hcntl-
ment continued profoundly utimous iramj.
Last week's transactions on the Stock ex
change fell below tho corresponding period
of last year for the llrst tlmo during tho
present calendar leaf. This fact nnd to
day's dullness, which wiih even more
marked, are sinning oviuonce n iiiu i"
certainty which has overcomo specuin
lion, duo immeuinieiy m mo eiuuin-.-m-u
nf ilin Knrlliprn I'ni'lllc. nrnblem. Iltld the
disclosure of the fact that the actual terms
of u settlement still remain to ue ngreru
upon. While the incutnuency 01 coiv
Cl-Ulon In board of directors of course nr
fm'ils u HiroiiL' icuarnnty acnlust tho out'
break of tho quarrel again, tho members
of that body seem to have practically tho
who ip tasK vol uoiore iiicm 01 iuiuiuk u
plan which will bo ncceptnblo as 11 llnal
settlement to both parties and rcllovo tho
strained condition growing out of the load
of securities carried for control now by
rtipiinn nf linnk In.iiiH. Incoming foreign
malls disclose that tho Importance of this
tirnlilrm Is fully recoiinlzetf tbrouuhollt tho
llnanclal world and Its state of suspension
acts as n repressive Influence on specula
tion. The continued uncertainty of tho
money market outlook is another uouottui
factor.
Railroad bonds wore very mm and aDout.
steady. Total sales, par vaiue,
United 8tates refunding 2s declined 14 per
cent .on tho lust cull.
Commercial Advertiser's Iiiulon financial
cablegram: The stock market today was
exrentlnnnllv Idle, consols dronnlucr on a
relapse In Paris exchange to 25.1ul4. Rtrlln
exchange is 20.37?. FearH of gold exportB
are reviving. Rio tlntos rose Hi to 47; Ano-
I .. e 1 n 1 1 Ci ,ltl. lmnlm,n,l.fl
VlllllltlS Din IU , -..,, wit, 1 ,iuiumiiiia.c.i
Conner and American stocks utterly stag'
nnnt. save for the fact that New York was
a slight bidder for Southern Paclllc nnd
union Paclllc. The price of gold in bars
has been reduced a farthing to ns llliil. nl
though Austria Is still Inquiring for the
metnl.
Thn following aro the closing prices on
mo isew lors. biock exenange:
n't
ill
St. I.onla Grain and I'rovlnlons.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 7014c; track, 72
itw; uecemucr, iwniW, May, 74c; No
2 hard, winter. C9Uc,i70Vic.
CORN Lower: No. 2 cash, 5614c; track,
6Sii5S'ic: December. 67!4c: May. 6)ic.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 cash, 37c; track. 37i Denver i
37;c; December, 364c; Muy, 3Sc; No. 2 do pfd
wniic. as'iviwc.
RYE-Dull. 5CJ56!4c.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged: red win
ter patents, J3.40tf33.65; extra fancy nnd
straight. J3.fl0tl3.15: clear. $2.65Jf2.90.
SEEDS Timothy, strong at $o.50S6.65;
lmx, no marKct.
CORNMEAI Steady. $2.90. f. o. b,
1IRAN Strong; sacked lots on east track,
HA Y Easier; timothy. $11.00(911.00: oral
rle, $10.00gi3(K).
WHISKY-Steady, $1.30
IRON COTTONTIES-Steady, $1.10.
nAGOINO-Stcady, Ci;Q7c.
TWINE Hemp. 9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing. $16.
lard, lower at $9.20. Dry salt meats, steady;
boxed lots extra shorts and clear ribs,
fS.6214; clear sides, $9.00. Ilacon, steady;
doximi lots extra snorts ana ciear rius
$9.6214: clear s deH. $D.S71i.
METAlvS Lead, quiet, JI.27149I.3D. Spsl
ter. Ilrm. $1.07HfT4.10.
I'OL'lTllY iower; cnicKetis, tw, springs.
Atchison 77, St,
do pfd 98V4
Raltlmore & O...102U
do Pfd KJ'i
Canadian Pac....l09
Canada So M14
Ches. & Ohio 4j
Chicago & A 36H
do pfd
Chi., Ind. & L
no nra
Chlcaco E. 111,124
Chlcajro G. W.... 23
ilo 1st pfd N!
do 2d Dfd 44
Chlcaco & N. W.203
C. R. I. & P Hl'.s
Chi. Ter. & Tr...
do nfd ai
C. C. C. & St. L. 9G
Colorado So 13'
do 1st nra:
do 2d pfd 'iA
Del. & Hudson.. .167
Del. L. & W 2:614
& 11. u
44
90H
Paul
good demand, New York exchange, 10o tils
count. . ......
f'liiH.vnti. rir-i 51. -riearines. rt.itm..oJi:
balances. $2,217,671; posted exchange, $4. Soft
i.Ki'-S. .ew lorK exenange, par.
HUSTON. Oct. L'l.-Cleorlngs. $18,3S9,li(;
balances. J2,020.;s2.
NEW YORK. Oc t. 21. C curings, 13O,0J.,-
96a; balancs, $S,2(M,o40.
London .stock Jlsrket.
LONDON, Oct. 21. 4 p. m.-Closlngl
Conso's, money.. 92J;
do account.. .9215-10
Anaconda.
MchlHon
do Pfd
Raltlmore O,
Chicago O. W..
C. M. & St. 1'
.. soi,
.. 99U
.. 46S
.. 24
..1704
Denver & R. G... J IV
do pfd M
Erlo 42U
no isi piu , 71
do 2d pfd 57
Illinois Central.. 1Mb
1,. iV KHi
M.. K. & T 261J
do pfd 57S
N. Y. Central. ...16014
Norfolk & W.... 57H
do pfd
No. Pac. nfd....
Ontario & W....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Railway ....
do Pfd
So. Pacific
Union Pactuc ...
do nfd
S. Steel
91
10714
31
ioVj
204
S3
2614
. 3.
SSH
6l
1024
9014
43
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Bef Itten lld About Btdy and Fttdin
ActWs aid Etrg.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER AND CLOSED WEAK
Llhernl Itreelpts nf Sheep and l.mntis,
bnt Demnnd Wns SulDclcnt to Tnke
EverythlnK (llferril at Stendy
Strong Prices.
to
V'pE.::::::5I: rp.v
tt,.V..iol 'JU "'"""l
do pfd 371
Spanish 4s 69
Rand Mines 10)1
Delleers 3i?
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 21.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheup.
SILVER-Hnr. dull, 26 9-16d per ounce.
itnMMV ..... ,., Tim rntr. nf dis
count In the oiieii market for short bills
Is 2 l-ltVg2'f, per cent; for three months
bills, 2 3-16iio 1-16 per cent.
IIiiHtott Stock (Inntntlotin.
BOSTON. Oct. 21.-Call loans, 34f4 per
cent: tlmo loans. 4176 tier cent. umcmi
closing:
Monday n.S6j 3.'JMl U.u,&
buino day last week 7,'Jo'J 2.29J ii.'iio
Sam week beforu 4,2tkl 4,4tu 16.12J
same tnrec woeks ago.. 7,36 2,to lB,u3
suinu lour weeks ago.. b.lMI ,1U4 13,027
Samo day last year,... u,443 l.olo 9,819
Avcraico nrlces tinltl for hoss at Sulltn
Omuhu the past several days with comparisons:
Date, I 1901. 1900.1$99.1S98.1S97.1896.1893.
1....I 6 75 I 5 131
2.... 6 bSlil & 18
A.. T. & 8. F ... 7714 West End ........ M
do pfd 96's Wcstlngh. Elec. 1
Amer. Sugar .. .119VN. E. G. & C. 6s. 54
Xmerlcan Tel. ...159V4 Adventure -"4
mngnam i. -o. ."vs
Amn.1. Conner ... t9!.
Atlantic RSU
Cal. & Ilecla 6ib
45U
.11714
. 424,
S',4
Ilostou Elevated. IC6I4
Hoston & Mo 194
Dominion Coal
do nfd........
V. S. Steel
do nrd
Fltchburg pfd.
Gen. Electric
Ed. Elec. Ill 240
Mex. Central .... 23
N. E. O. & C 514
Old Colony 2061a
Old Dominion ... 27
Union Paclllc ... 99U
Centennial
Franklin
144 lOsceola
13514 Parrot
quiiicy '
Tamarack ....
I'tali Mining
Wlnonn
Wolverines .,
17i
...10014
... ;
...135
...290
... 23
... 214
... w
Oct.
Oct.
UCl. 3. ...I
UCt. 4....
Oct. 5....I
Oct. 6.,..
Oct. 7....I 6
Oct. ,.,.
Oct. 9....
Oct. 10...
Oct. 11...
Oct. 12...
Oct. 13...
Oct. 14...
UCt. lo...
Oct. 16... I
Oct. 17...
Oct. IS...
Oct. 19...
Oct. 20...
Oct. 21...
4 39
6 LUSi & 19 4 42 3 66,
6 b7l4 6 2U 4 37 3 04
I 3 71 3 85 2 011 3 98
4914
6 U
U 13
6 14j
o lbi
& 11
5 08
6 02
4 i) .
4 Jll
4 31
.1 01
3 53
4 JI 4 31
6 20141 4 93 4 23
4 331
1 3 591
4 331
4 33 3 64
3 oil
3 56
3 73
s 11
3 74
3 01
3 Oi
3 53
3 59
3 26
j 4 931 4 20 3 59 3 6i
6 2S?4 I 4 24
6 18U 4 82
6 22 14 721 4 SO
6 294 4 64 4 16
6 27& 4 621 4 101
6 23 I 4 511 4 13
4 68 4 51
6 2614 I t 13
3 63; 3 54
3 691 3 61
j 3 69
3 70
3 f.l
3
3 22
3 8j
3 Si
3 6
3 73
3 71
3 63
3 64
3 60
3 61
3 51
i 97
2 93
3 04
3 01
3 l:i 3 ii
3 131 3 S)
3 111 J 81
I 3 79
3 IS 3 77
3 20
3 32 3 73
3 19 3 16
3 201 3 70
3 23 3 .0
3 62
3 2lj 3 v
3 27i
3 23 3 62
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YOIUC.
Erlo 404,
do 1st prd tsi
do 2d pfd 53
Gt. Nor. pfd 191
llncklnir Vnlloy.. 0.1
do PIU i',5
Illinois Central. .ll
Iowa Central .... 41
do nrd ik
Lake Erlo & W.. 67
do prd ia.
T.. Sr. N 102'
Manhattan L 1191s
do nfd
So. Paclllc
So. Rat: way ....
do pfd
Tex. & Paclllc...
Tol., St. L. & W
do nfd
Union Paclllc ..
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheel. & L. E.
Wis. Central ..,
do pfd ,
Adams Ex
American Ex..,
U. S. Ex
Wclls-Fargo Ex.160
Amal. Copper ... S9H
Amer. car & f"
do pfd
Amor. Lin. Oil.
do pfd
Amer. S. & It..
do pfd
Alloc. Mill. Co
...163
...187
... 69H
... 221i
. 86'fj
. 3H
. 2014
. 314
. 9914
. SS
. 19?
. 36
. H?B
. 20
. 40
.180
.188
8.8
Met. St. Ry..
Mex. central .
Mex. National
Minn. & SI. Li.
Mo. Paclllc ...
M.. K. & T....
do nrd
N. J. Central .
N. Y. Central.
Norfolk & W.
do prd..
Brooklyn R. T..
Colo. Fuel & I..
Con. Gas
Con. Tob. pfd
Gen. Electric
Glucoso Sugar
Hocking Coal
Inter. Paper .
do pfd
Inter. Power
Lnclede Gas
8014
1)
40
43
97
35!fe
6014
. VI
.217
.1154
.256
. 41
. 154
. 204
. 76b
. SS14
niscuit. 414
of the l)r
CommotlKle
NW YORK. Oct. 21,-FLOUR-Recelpts
85,459 bbls.; exports, 25,410 bbls,; weak, bu
not quotably lower; wlnten patents, $3.C0'(f
B.75; winter straights, $3.303.40; Mlnnesot
patents, $3.0503.85; winter extras, $2.50:.?0
Minnesota bakers, $2.9O!3.:0; winter low
grades, $2.30(82.40. Ryo flour, quiet: fair to
sood. $2.903.15: cholco to fancy. $3.30S3.50.
rii V'M I?1 A 1 Tit. II. ..11.... 1 Iff.
city, $1,16; Drandywlne. $3.35f3.EO.
RYE Firm: No. 2 western, ftoUe. f. o. b.
afloat; state rye, 6758c, c. 1. f. New York
carlots.
I UARLEY-Steady; feeding, 6235c, c. I.
f Buffalo; malting, 69S62c, c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. S2.C30 bu.; exports,
262,693 bu. SnOt weak. No. 2 red, 7814c. f. o.
b alloat: No. 2 red, 75T4c, elevator; No. 1
"northern Duluth, 7714c. f. o. b., allont; No 1
hard Duluth, 821c, r. o. b., afloat. Options
had an early udvance on bullish Argent no
crop news and a subsequent break under
reports that rains there had broken the
drouth. Selling was also prompted by
larger northwest receipts', weak late cabhs
and 11 liberal increase In tho visible supply
Closcd weak and 4o net lower. May, 79 1-16
&0c, closed, 79iic; October closed 75c; Do.
cember. 76 7-16y i7c, closed 76',4c
CORN Receipts, 15,000 bu.; exports. 217.707
liu. Sales. 160.000 bu. futures, 120,000 bu.
ppot. Spot weak; No. J. 60Tc, elevator, and
lc, f, n. b., alloat. Options were dull nnd
weak all day, Influenced by tho wheat i.o
cllne. bearish cables and lino weather west.
Closed weak, at So net loss. May,
Cilic. closed 6214c; October. 6d461Uc. clo ed
w)4t60ic; December, 6114l)614c, closed 6tvtc,
OATS Receipts, 76.5W) bu.; exports. 3
tiu. spot stenuy; isn. .', 40iiM40ijc: No. 3
40'ac; No. 2 white. 42!4lM24o; No. 3 white,
4:'4c: track, mixed, western. 39fr41c; track,
white, 40h"46c. Options quiet and barely
steady.
HAY Steady: shipping, 60Q63c; good to
cncloe.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice
1901 crop. 12W1514C: 1900 cron. 9J14C; IS99
crop, 6Wllc, Pacltlo coast, l!K11 cron, 124j;
jojjc; i.mu crop, uiic; jwj crop, b'lllic,
IllDES-Stcady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs
18c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 1914c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 ids., hijc.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole. Hue
hos Ayres, light to heavy weights, 2314ti'
24140! add. 23V4SC414C
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family. $11.50
tH12.00; mess. $9.50ft 10.00: beef hams. $21..Vf(f
22.00; packer. $10.008 11,00; city, extra In '1 1
mess, J17.0OQ 19.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies. J9.5011.25: pickled shoulders, $7.25:
pickled hams, $10,234(10.50. Lard, quint;
western sinnnim, a.ou; rennen, sieany; con
tlnant. J9.M: South America. $11.0): com
pound. $8.00ifiS.25. Pork, steady; family,
Jl7.0iMfl7.75; short clear, $17.50iif.l9.00; mess,
I15.0O41 16.76.
TALLOW Eatty; city ($2 ner pkg.), 5Sc;
Country ipacrtHgrn ireci. oijujoc,
BtnTER-Reoelpts, 6,969 pkgs.: tlrm
tato dairy. 14H2to: creamery. 1&7I3 14e
June creamery, 17142llc: factory, 121:ff,5q
f'irKF.HE Hecelnts. 1.3S7 nkits.: tlrm
fancy, large, colored. 914B9ic; fancy, large,
white, 9Mi9ic: fancy, small, colored, 10'4c;
funev. small, white. 10ill0ic.
Ea08 Receipts, 7,846 pkgs: market
teady; stat and Pennsylvania: 21MU222
western candled, 2114c; western uncandled
MOiASSEB Steady.
J?OUL.TUY-Altve, weaker; turkeys, 9
7!4c: turkeys. 7c: duckf. 614160: geese. Alt He.
BUTTER-Steady; creumcry, lS4f22,4c;
dairy, mruc.
EGGS-Steady nt ISc.
RECBIPTS-Flour. 11,000 bbls.; wheat,
Oj.OiiO bu.: corn. 45.000 bu.: oats. 41.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 10,000; bbls.; wheat,
aj.uw uu,; corn, ih.imj nu.; oats, ii.uoo ou.
Liverpool Grain nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 21. WHEAT - Spot,
firm: No. 2 rod western, winter, 6sSljd;
No. 1 northern. snrlnK. 5s9V4d: No. 1 Cali
fornia, 5s lOd. Futures, dull; December,
Cs Slid; Murch, 5s 94d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, now,
4s 1014d. futures, quiet; uciooer, 4s!ia;
November, taiunr nccemocr. 4H iuu,
FLOUR St. LouIb fancy winter, steady,
7s 6d.
PROVISIONS-Beof, firm; extra India
mess, nrm, 74s m. pork, ilrm; prlmo moas
western, 7Ja ua. iiams, snort cut, 14 to 16
lbs., firm. oOs 6d. Bacon, tlrm: Cumber
land cut. 26 to SO lbs., firm. 51s Gil: short
rius, IB to 24 lus., nrm, 193 uu; long clear
middles. light, Ilrm. nt 60s: long clear mid
dles, heavy, tlrm, ut 49s 6d; short clear
backs, light, firm nt 47s; clear bellies, light,
Ilrm at 57s fid. Shoulders, square, 11 to
13 lbs., firm, at 37s 6d. L.ard, ilrm; prime
western, in tierces, nrm at 4us; American
rellned. In palls, Ilrm at 46s.
BUTTER Steady; lino United States, 77s,
ta ,u -it me city, nuiet. ass vat aus.
trallan. In London, tlrm. 30s 3d.
The Imports of wheat into Liverpool last
week were: 62,200 quarters from' Atlantic
ports, none from Pacltlo
from other norts.
Tho imports of corn from Atlantic ports
last weeK were zi.aw quarters,
Knnnns City Grnln anil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21. WHEAT Re
ceipts, 119 cars; December, 6614c; May. "OH
iinic; ensn, mi. 3 nard, siftc; ino. a, u
6014c: No. 2 red. 70;ii71c; No. 3, 6S14Q60M.C;
(HR7T;e: Ma v. BSff
. 5SHfi584c: No. 3
Mti'JlMftC.
No. Pacific nfd,. 10414
Ontario t
Pennsylvania .
Rending
do 1st pia.,,.
do 2d pfd....
St. h. & S. F..
do 1st prd....
do 2d pfd
St. L. SoiltllW.
do pfd
National
National Lead... IS',4
.157'. 4 National suit.... 32
::y4 do pfd ei
13'iiNo. American ... 93
.. .1094 Pacltlo Coast .... 62
vi raciuc .mii -h:,
HI Peonlo's Gas ...,10u
49'a1 Pressed S. Car... 407,
,16.3'A do prd
,15U',li Pullman I'. Car.218
. 651i Rcmiblio Steel ,. 15
Ki do pfd 3
sugar H3i
.. .hs i cnn. 1.0.-11 c 1.. du'.s
..1461 Union uag & p.. 141
.. 4Ulh' do nfd 70
.. 734 U. S. Leather ... 124
.. bin do nrd si
.. 40!8 U. S. Rubber ... 1514
.. 71,', do nrd &o
.. 661a U. S. Steel 4214
..27 1 do pfd 9,4
.. Kin Western Union., vi'j
t. 21.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio. strong; No. 7 Invoice. 7c; mild, steady;
Cordova, 7l4'jllc. Great excitement pre
vailed ut the Coffee exchange. Prices were
decidedly higher and business wus enor
mously nctlvn. Thn noenlmr was olnclallv
described us steady In tone, at an advanco
of 20 to 33 points on general buying, while
tho selling was scattered nnd chiefly, by
mirtlpg who were nntlstled with their profits.
Tho principal factor In creating this upward
movement wns me lurtner testimony irom
Brazil Indicating a crop shortage, with
somo reports having It thnt the total Srint s
crop was a failure. European markets were
also excited and decidedly higher, as Havre
closed 3 francs higher and Hamburg 2 to
214 pfgs. above Saturday's close. Locally
everybody bouuht. led by tho "metal
nlloue." Wall street and a prominent spot
house. Sales on the Initial coll were 22.'.5)
bags and the total for the day was swelled
to a matter 01 ibi.wj Dags, wmcu repre
sented 0110 of tho largest day's business In
years, nnd Included October nt 6.30c: No
vember nt 6.tOf(6.40c: December at e.SOiirS.SSc:
Januury nt 6.40fi6.60o; February at S.'ij.
6.63c: March, B.wwie.ssc: May, .ob)7c; June,
7(flt7.10o: July. 7Q7.15c; August, 7.20; Septem
ber. 7.15f?7.35c. The market was llnallv
steady In tone at a net advance of 35 to 40
points.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORIv. Oct. 21.-COTTON-Sp.it
closed nuiet and lie lower: middling up
lands, S'ic; middling gulf, Sc; sales, 1,090
pales. Futures easy; uctooer, 7.7sc; wo
cember, 7.82o; Juno, 7.81c; February, 7.7c;
March. 7.74c: Anrll. 7.72c: May. 7.71c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-COTTON-
Easy; sales, 6.10O bales; ordinary. 6c; good
ordinary.i o n-isc; low middling, 7Vfcc; mid.
dllng. 7 5-16c; good middling, 8 3-16o: mid
dling fnlr. 8 7-16c; receipts, 17,18.8 bales;
. . 101 i t,i.a
nini:n, j.i..n u,.i.;n.
ST. UUU1H, UCl. Zl. Wl IV.-w iowtr:
sales, none; miouiing, c: receipts, z.aoi
bales; shipments, 2,365 bales; stock, 35,693
bales.
OAIiVESTON, Oct. 21. COTTON-Stoady
at 8'4c
ijiVKitPuuii, uct. a. cut I on snot.
moderate business: prices l-16d lower:
merlcnn mldd ing. fair. 5 3-32d: Rood ml.l.
dllng. 4 29-32d: middling. 4 25-32d: low mid
dling, 4 21-32d; good ordinary, 4Hd; ordi
nary, 4 &-IUd.
1
Oil anil Rosin.
OIL CITT. Oct. 21.-OIL Credit balances.
$1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments, $204,
360; average. 98.900 bbls.; runs, 99,793 bbls.;
average, iV.ioS ddih.
London, uct. -ji. uii.M tjaicutta un'
hopiI. nnl. Kill. Linseed oil. 32s 3d.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21-OILS Cottonseed,
dull; prime yellow, 40c. Petroleum, quiet;
rellned. jscw vorK. i.n: I'linaueipnin nnu
Unltlmore. $7.60: Phlladelnhla and Baltl
more, in bulk, $5. Rosin, steady: strained,
common to good, $1. 4214!. 45. Turpentine,
tndv. 38Ufi39c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21. OILS Cottonseed,
Hull refined, spot, quiet, 22s 9d. Turpentlno
spirits, Ilrm. 27s Gd. Rosin, common,
steady, 4s 114d. Linseed, nrm, 33s.
Sugnr Market.
MRn- TOR1C. Oct. 21. SUGAR Raw,
Arm; fair renntng. 3c; centrifugal, 96 test,
strong. aic. moinsses sugar, .1 i-mu-,
rertned, steady; No. 6. 4.50c; No. 7, 4.40c;
No, 8, 4.30c; rso. v, 4.oc; ino. iu, i.aic; io.
11.- 4.15c: wo. iz. 4.10c; io. u, 1.10c; 10
11. 4.03c: standard A, 4.90c; confectioners'
A. 4.90c; mould a, o.ioc; cut, ioai, o.wio;
crushed, 6.60c; powdered, C,20c; granulated,
6.10c: CUDCS. to.3oc.
LONDON, Oct. 21. HUUAit ueet, active,
7s 8Vid.
NEW OHIiEANS. UCt. i'l. MUUAIt
Steady; open kettle, 3 3-16fl4c: centrifugal,
yellow, 441-1 l-16c: seconds. 33c. sioiasses,
nominal; centrifugal, 70714c; syrup, 2734c,
Indicates Humlnv.
Tho ofllclal numher of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen Horses.
C. M. & St. P. Ry 5
Alo. Pac. Ry 1 .... 1 ....
Union Pac. System 79 6 23 3
C. & N. W. Ry I 7
F.. E. & M. V. R. R 76 10 6 ....
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.... 3 2
B. A. M, H, It. R 69 10 15 1
C. B. t Q. Ry 1 4
C, R. 1. At P., cost 1 10 1 ....
C, R. I. & I'., west 1
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 231 57 46 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each miycr purcnasing tne
nmber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
16 cows
1 cow .
3 cows
1 cow.,
cows.
1 cow.
1 cow.
.. 720
..1020
1 85
1 85
790
870
2 33
2 33
-Neb.
910 2 50
2 75
3 75
Cook-S. D.
8 steers. ...1059
1 steer 125)
3 90
3 90
.1111 2 80
. . 900 1 75
. 1UT3 1 KS
G. Helno-Neb.
.. 9.S) 2 35 1 cow...
...lltV. 2 .1.1 2 cows..
1 feeder... !W) 3 2fl
A. A, Corlson
13 cows 1134 .1 00
j. a. urniu . 010.
28 heifers... 832 2 SO
J. R. Spencer Colo,
26 feeders.. 876 3 6 1 bull....
I feeder... 103") 3 63
William Stewart-Colo.
56 steers,. ..1W6 3 65
A I. Payne Colo,
19 feeders.. 891 3 30 3 feeders.. 9S0
52 feeders.. 904 3 65
F. Smlth-Wyo.
12 feeders.. 880 4 CO 1 feeder... 910
1 feeder... sw 3 7t
McDonald
21 feeders.. 930 3 75
8 steers... .1220 3 IM
1 steer 1150 3 90
24 cows 1094 3 10
Hnwkrlght Cattle Co.-S. D.
12 cows 963 2 75 fi feeders. . 820
2 cows 875 2 60
E. D. Swan-Wyo.
85 feeders.. 1070 4 Oil IS cows 1106
5 bulls 13S4 2 00 IS cows lO.'S
Platte Shipping Co.-Wyo.
18 feeders. .1016 3 90 1 feeder... 1130
F. C. Swan Wyo.
R feeders. .1036 3 73 3 steers... .1026
7 feeders., 961 3 75 3 cows 1 0)
33 feeders. .1(193 J 65 7 cows..'.. .1112
C. M. Rlchards-Wyo.
3 steers. ...1293 4 90 18 cows 10.11
1 steer 1180 4 90 1 cow 1090
1 steer 1360 90
A. Crone. Wyo.
21 feeders.. 9Vt 3 75 2 cows 935
3 cows 1010 3 15
HOGS There was n liberal Monday's sup
ply of hogs hero today and tho demand be
ing actlvo prices advnnccd 214'if3o. The bulk
of the hogs sold at $6.23 and $i!.271j, ngnlnst
a bulk 011 Saturday of $S.20'(IH.25. At tho
prices offered the hogs changed hands quite
rapidly and as high as $6.15 was paid. Along
toward tho last nd, however, when pack
ers had their more urgent orders tilled,
they lowered their bids nnd were not of
fering much more thnn Saturday's prices,
but there were, only a few loads left In
llrst hands when the market weakened.
The fact that tho bulk at Chicago was re
ported ns selling nt front $3.95 to $6.20 made
.buyers here feci that they wore paying too
m 11c 11. itepresentauvo saics:
3 00
3 15
2 73
3 30
3 no
3 ro
2 9)
70
3 15
Omalia Packlnc Co 348
Swift and 0 1,144
Cudahy Packing Co 413
Armour & Co 78S
R. Becker & Degun 211
vansant & Co a.i
J, L. Carey 152
lObmtui & Co i;i
Hill & Huntzlnger 161
Benton & Underwood 126
Livingstone & schaller... 326
A. S. Mawhtnncy 33
Hamilton & It 374
I,. F. HUSZ
North P. & P. Co 291
Other buyers 327
348
847
1,030
2,021
4,3
609
1,509
137
6,141
Xew York Money Mnrket.
NV.W YORK. Oct. 21. MONEY On call
steudy at 385 per cent; last loan, 3 per cent.
Prime mcrcantllo paper, 4W414 per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong, wun actual iius
Iness at $4.S64' for demand and at f 1.81 lor
slxtv davs: Diifctod rates. Ji.sivtai'i.sa com
,.T,-I:il lillls. 4.83U474.3:.
SILVKlt Bar, ui'),c; .Mexican uauurs,
45'4c.
BONDS Government, weak: ttatc, inao
tli-n? rnllrn.id. steady.
The closing quotations on bonds aro as
follows:
ports nnd 29.U00
bufrc; fo. . reu. lU'jkjuic
No. 2 spring, 61T 6614c.
CORN December, 679-4
U. S. ref. 2s, reg,1084 L. & N. unl. 4s, .1014
do coupon iusr iex. ueiurni is,, sj
do 3s, reg 107H do Is lnc 304,
do coupon 10814 M. & St. L. 4s... 10314
do now 4s, rcg.i3S ,m., k. a t. 4s... w
An counon 139 do 2s 80
do old 4s. reg...m N. Y. Central ls.l064
do coupon 112 I do gen. 314s. ...10914
do Cs, reg 10614 N. J. C. g. 6s. ...1304
do coupon 107W No. Paclllc 4s...,104Vj
Atch. gen. 4s 102TS do 3s 7214
do ndt. 4s i4 N. : w. c. 4S....JVZU
Bal. & Ohio 4s., 102 Rending gen. 4s.. 9614
do 31js iMiVS St L & I ai c. bs.11014
do ronv. 4s 100 St L & 8 F 4s... 95
Cunada So. 2s...l0M St. L. S. W. Is... 9M4
Cent, of Ga. 5s... 1074 do 2s 7814
do Is lnc 7Us S. A. & A. P. 4s. MCVa
Ches. & O. 414s.. .10714 So. Prtelllo 4s 864
Chi. & A. 34s.... 804 bo, ituiiway Bs...na,4
C, B. & Q. n. 4s. 9S Tox. & Pac. Is.ll9!
CM & S P g. 4S.U014 T, St U & W 4s.. 8114
C. & N.W. c. 7s.l394 Union Pac. 4s. ...1034
C. R. I. & P. 4s.l064 do conv. 4s 1074
CCC & St Ii K 4s. 103 iWabash Is llOVa
Chicago Ter. 4s. 93 'do 2s 110
Co!orado So. 4s,. 8814' do deb. B 58
lion.' Xr n. G. 48.103 iWest Shoro 4s.. .1131A
nrv IIUp- .inlrv fnnev Urle prior 1. 48... 94IW. & L. E. 4s.... 90Ti
cr, 191,0, dairy, rancy, dQ encrnl 4Sii. ,7 wis. Central 4s.. 88',4
sh Missouri and Kansas V. . W. ft p. C. ls.l0714Con. Tob. 4s 03
chanirt. ut 17c: loss on 'Ho-JK. Vol. 414a.,lUb4
6Sljc; cash. No. 2 mixed
OATS-No. 2 white, 3714037 4c.
RYE-No. 2. 66e.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $12.50013.00; cholco
prairie, i.i.wi)n,ii.
BUTTER-Crenmcrv
IITIIOC.
EGGS Firm: fresh
stock, quoted on 'change at 17c; loss off
coses returned.
RECEIPTS-Whent. 95.300 bu.: corn. 81.600
uu.: oats. w.ii nu.
SHIPMENTS wheat, 76,000 bu.; corn,
i,w.j nu.; oats, y,iw mi.
Phlladolpliln Proilnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21. BUTTER
Firm: fancy western creamery, 2114c; fancy
nearby prints, 25c.
EGGS Firm; good demnnd; fresh nearby,
c; iresn western, c; iresn soutnwest'
ern. 19c: fresli southern. 18c.
CHEESE Firmer: Now York full creams,
fancy, small, 1014c; New iork fair to
choice, 9yl0!4c.
I
Bid.
jer York Minims iiuntntlans.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21. The following are
tno closing prices on mining siocks:
Adams Con 18
AMcei 40
Breeco 140
Brunsw ck con... ii
Comstock Tun... 6
Con. Cal. & Va.,l.o
Deadwood Terra. 50
Horn Silver 185
Iron Silver 60
Leudvllle Con,,,, 6
Little Chief...,
Ontario
Opiitr '
Phoenix
Potosl ,
Savagu
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
,. 13
.1050
.. 73
,. 6
.. 5
.. 8
.. II
.. 40
,.3b3
Mllvrnukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 21,-WHEAT-Eas-ler;
close No. 1 northern, 70Hc; No. 2 north
ern. 6a7H4c; wecemiier, 7OS1C
RYE Firm: No. 1. 55iic.
BAR LEY Steady; No. 2, M14'?i69c; sam
ple, 4(1000.
CORN-Decrmber, 6314c
Vlillile flnnply of Grain,
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The visible supply
ot grain eaturaay, uctoDer u, ns com-
Filed by the Now York exchange Is us
ollows; Wheat, 39,S93,000 bu., Increais, 1,-
Hank C'lenrlnux,
OMAHA, Oct. 2l.-Bank clearings tcday
$1,516,804.41; corresponding day Jast year,
$l,Z23,jt in ; increase, ;u.',wj.4.i.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 21-Clearlngs, $2,66,
288! baluneea. $39i).938.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Clcarlngs
$13,406,606; Imlniices, $2,361,983.
-Money.
M-'disc
406
pel
dls
CINCINNATI. Oct. 21
cent: New York exchange,
fount! rlmrtnira. $4.034. TOO.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21. Clearings, $7,738,949
balances, $997,678; money, steady, wun
Total 6,412 4,246 12,168
CATTLE There was a good liberal run
of cattle here today, but there wero no
very Important fluctuations In prices, as
pacKers as wen as tecaer nuyers iook
hold In good shape. As a result the mar
ket was active and not far from steady
all around. Tho receipts were mostly
composed of cow stuff and feeders, very
few ocet steers ocing oncreu.
The limited onering oi corntea steers
prevented a very good test of tho
market from being made. It Is safe, how
ever, to quote desiraoie graaes just auout
steady wun last ween ana comon hiuii
rather slow. Packers seem to prefer tha
western rangers to common kinds of corn-
tfos.
The supply of cow stun was very uo-
rnl this mornlna. but trade ruled fairly
active and right around steady prices wero
paid. Tno Dettcr grades movea more ireeiy
man tno comon tuuii, uui biiu muiu nun
very little change noticeable In the prices
Ptt.'A.. ,a
1JU1IS, caiVCH Mliu BlU(,D uiau cum in
tically last week's notches. .
Tho greatest activity today was In the
feeder trade. Speculators were all
anxious for cattle and as a result any
thing at ull good was picked up In good
season at steady to strong prices. Heavy
cattle ana cnoice yearlings wero very,
ready sellers, but stock calves also sold
at stronger prices. The cattle that were
neglected the most were tho medium
weights. Common cattle while not active
sold for fully as much as tho same kind
brought last week.
DestraDle grades oi western Deei steers
were scarce toaay ann tno mnrKot on
such kinds can safely bo quoted steady.
Tho common kinds, however, wero rather
slow sale today, as pacKers aa not peem
at all anxious for them. Cows sold freely
at steady prices nnd stockers and feeders
were steady to strong and nctlve.
sentatlvo sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
3 1110 i u ivu
26 1102 4 40
STEERS AN W MHIltJua.
Ropre-
Pr.
5 45
799 4 60
Ilvapnraiert
YORK.
nnd Dried Frails.
Oct. 21. Trading In the
for evanorated annles was mod-
.. .... .. j-.. ....
me teeung generally
NEW
mnrket
rrntelv nctlve. with
stendy at unchanged prices: stato common
to good, &gsc; prime, 814c; cnoice, ac; fancy,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Inactlvc
lint slendv. Prunes. 3i(iJ7c. AnrlootS.
Royal. 8l4Ti'13c; Moor Park. 8tll2c. Peaches,
peeiea. iiwibc; unpccieu, wovrsc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
wkw vnnk". net. 21 DRY GOODS The
market today has shown a fair amount of
nuslness 111 progress, ine uecunu in njw
nntinn has not affected tho tone nnd fulls
previous prices nave neen rcanzcn tor
brown, blenched and coarso colored cotton
nnd for prints ann gingnums. rum -,',1;."B
nra nrm witn ac oiu ior rcsuwia, aim
are tlrm wun fair saies.
Wool Mnrke
ST. L.OIIIS,
nnchanccd.
llcht. flne. Vtfi
tuo wnsnen, wii-ic,
1..
1..
1..
1..
o
I'.'.
6..
27..
4..
1..
1..
1..
2.
2....
3....
2....
1....
7....
2....
2....
1....
9....
COWS3.
, 730 1 00 4 1040
790 1 60 13 10SO
, 1150 2 00 10 1038
1060 2 10 11 1016
1000 2 25 18 966
, 900 2 40 4 849
, 1066 2 45 4 893
, 980 2 80 1 1010
HEIFERS.
637 2 90 1 1510
1120 2 60 1 350
1225 2 60 12 600
830 2 70
CALVES.
, 220 4 00 3 140 5 25
280 4 00
STAGS.
1290 3 60
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
790 1 70 4 705 2 60
840 1 80 6 463 2 63
670 2 00 4 612 2 90
660 2 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2 80
2 SO
2 85
2 So
2 85
2 00
2 90
3 25
3 00
1 00
3 60
Oct. 21. WOOLr-Easy, but
Medium grades. 12U17V4c;
H14Hc; heavy, line, OkQll'.ic;
2 feeders.
5 feeders,,
37 cows
11 cows..,.,
7 cows....
1 cow
I steer... .
1 tuccr
12 steers,,.,
600
694
765
. 915
. 800
, 85S
, 930
, 390
, 912
, 901
, 917
1130
950
830
902
! 00
: 63
13.
39..
14..
2..
1..
870
76S
936
, 910
, 510
3 43
3 45
3 70
3 70
3 93
Conld Not Stand Civil Ufe.
1 steer 1070
1 steer 880
4 steers.... 817
1 steer 1020
1 steer 940
oat .T I.JKI?. I'tah. Oct. 21. Grief over i ntur 610
.nnnrnilnn from nrmv life, with which h" 1 steer 960
i,n linon associated for forty years, and s feeders.. 867
n-uiMi hi wns crentlv attached. Is be- 2 feeders.. 800
ll.ived to havi, been the direct causa of the 24 feeders.. 970
siitpidn at Fort Douglas of August I-ango. 2 feeders.. 9.0
ordnance sergeant, Lange was to nave P''en
Atirri within n row uuvs. unii miner limn
re-enter civil life ho hung himself In one
nf the hulldlnKB nt the fort. Iange, who
broak of tho civil war, participating in
miinv nr lis nisionu iiuim-. nnu o
.,i.,,1n,l rturlnor tho battln of Snottsvl
vnnla. In late years he took part In many
campaigns against western Indians, nnd
for the past tlfteen years has been ordnance
sergeant nt rort unuswn. un
wirinw and two grown daughters, who
reside In this city.
THE IlK.Al.TY MAItKKT.
3 00
3 00
3 35
NEBRASKA.
3 .'5 20 feeders.. 554 3 76
3 25
2 85 1 bull,..., 1400
2 35 66 feeders.. 881
2 80 28 feeders.. 590
3 00 6 feeders.. 690
2 50 63 feeders.. 973
2 60 2 feeders.. 940
3 15 39 feeders,. 950
3 15 2 cows 1030
3 IS 3 cows,,.. 830
2 00 9 caws 954
3 10 1 bull 980
3 10 1 bull 1300
2 26 9 cows 934
2 50 13 cows 892
3 20 1 cow 870
3 20 23 cows 91S
3 75 3 cows 833
3 10 3 heifers... 750
39 feeders.. 951 3 40 1 calf 180
5 feeders., s.z a 10 a teeners., m
3 feeders.. 980 3 40 13 COWS 923
l3 feeders.. 810 2 50
6 cows 9S8 I 75 V cows
3 cows 780 3 15 4 cows 1155
6 cows 960 2 60 20 COWS 829
2C0WS 1UC HDAHO.
,,.1098 3 40 3 steers.... 932
,...1060 2 40 27 steers. ...1171
,...1060 3 40
28 cows.
I cow..
1 cow..
2 35
3 80
3 16
2 75
3 70
3 00
3 70
2 25
2 25
2 40
3 25
2 ih
2 40
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 00
2 75
4 fO
3 50
2 70
3 15
2 60
1 80
3
4 10
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday,
October si:
Warranty Deed.
T II ai.arn'nnit tft V. II. BPrrV. lot
'fi. block 7. Brlggs place. ....,.,,...,...$ 350
T. n I." or, ,11 a In Alhei-t SchllltZ. lot 18.
block 1. Wakeley add...... 200
VV. II. Crow to M. E. Kelbourno, lot
13, Morse & B.'m Place l.OCO
M C Ili-chami unit nusb.llld to N. I..
Golden, nli e!4 lot 2, Hascall's sub.. 900
v. m Mnix in a. A. limoreaux. lot 1.
block 3, Sherwood's sub 1,60)
Quit Claim Deed,
xir. -I.. tn XV P. ttlnke. nw ne 28
' and s',4 so 21-15-12 1.C0O
Cma tr, i.tTiln .infcn. vU nw 27 and
e!4 no 28-15-12 1.0.0
i 11 ivdll.M- in v. H. Parsons, lot h.
C'amnbell's sub 1
Estate of H. I. Collier to same, lot 5.
samo
Deed.
Sheriff to First National bank of
Omaha, ne ne sc 6-14.13. lot 10. block
77. South Omaha, lots 2 to 5 of 14, in
sub lots 13, 14 and 15. Bonneld's
add
1 hull 1370
1 bull 1480
1 feeder... 140U
19 feeders.. 970
oa feeders.. 1000
38 feeders. .1000
1 cow 720
1 cow 900
1 cow 860
7 rows 1004
1 cow 1160
20 cows 1062
1 heifer.... 710
32 feeders.. 848
2 20
2 20
3 65
4 05
3 00
3 63
COLORADO
1 bull 1400
1 bull 1370
1 feeder.. .1130
61 feeders. .1000
62 feeders.. 992
1 75
1 75
2 40
2 40
3 35
2 90
2 50
3 85
1 calf 120
107 feeders,, 1022
3 foeders.,1022
2 steers.... 975
2 steers. ...1055
22 cows.,
1 cow...
930
930
2 20
2 20
3 65
3 65
3 (0
5 60
3 70
3 00
3 00
3 00
1 to
1 60
8,5!5
Total amount of transfers ..,$14,9.7
. .. Payne Nsb.
28 feeders., 639 3 30 14 feeders., 790 2 60
8 feeders.. 647 . 7&
J. C. Jenkins Neb.
27 feeders.. 70 3 40 3 feeders.. 770 2 50
J. 8. Ralston Neb.
16 feeders.. 860 3 35 1 bull 1370 2 10
1 bull 1300 2 25
R. VV. Ralston-Neb.
13 feeders.. 640 3 35
E. J. and J. J. Bohlltts-Neb.
49 feeders.. 981 3 33 1 feeder... 1070 3 38
T. O. Rowley Neb.
11 feeders.. 883 3 40 6 feeders,. 970 3 40
7 cows lol 3 mi
A. Searle Neb.
8 feeders,. 670 3 75 13 heifers... 689 3 00
1 heifer.... 570 2 00
4 cows 9 2 80 3 cows 70S 2 50
3 cows 950 2 80
C. W. Merrett-Neb.
24 cows 900 3 00 2 cows 1000 2 70
C. C. Dnny Neb.
1 cow 1000 2 80 i cow 1360 i V)
No.
31...
9...
80...
62...
29...
6...
36.
0
CO
0
58
66
63
I
63
AV
..109
..173
..219
..272
..266
..2t;s
!!263
..263
60 263
.231
.301
.212
!3i2
.293
.223
.'its
.236
.248
.267
86 257
69 276
a 24S
1 244
.231
63 238
61 238
14S 267
60 273
SHEEP
This went nnened
run of sheep and lambs. Thn demand, how-
ever, was equal to tno occasion nnu im u
result tun m.irkrt wns nrtivc nnu steady
tn strnncr nil nrniiml. Sheen nnd vcarllllgs
sold ns high us $3.55 and lambs brought
$1.50. It wns u good active market ann
everything was disposed of In good season
tnni was at nu nesiranie.
Feeders weru also ready sellers this morn
ing and strong prices were paid. Choice
fnpilrr Inmhs seemed tn bn a little higher.
ns $1.00 was paid for n bunch weighing
fifty-nine pounds which Is tho highest in
some time. ,
Quotations: Cholco yearlings, jj.bvwj.ui;
fnlr to cond. $3.3503.50: cholco wethers,
$3.30Ji3.50; fnlr to good wethers, $3.10fj3."0;
cnoice ewes, jz.so'ttf.iu; lair to goon nvw,
2.23A2.75: cho re spring lnmlis. $i.30i.m;
fair to good spring lambs, $l.Ou5fl.60;
eeder wethers. $2.90fi3.23; feeder lambs,
$3.25t?3.S0. Representative sales
No.
64 feeder ewes
106 cull ewes
1 cull owe
5 western ewes
5 western ewes
66 Wyoming cwc.
353. feeder wethurs
62 western wethers
6091 Idaho wethor
Wyoming wethers
1.078 Wyoming wethers
138 feeder lambs
667 Wyoming feeder lambs
1,3,4 Wyoming inmns
5 Wyoming lambs
853 Wyoming lambs
ixr feeder ewes
452 feeder owes
3a feeder ewes
3 feeder ewes
635 feeder ewes
346 feeder ewes
31 Wyoming ewes
120 stock ewes
1 buck
224 feeder wethers
25 native cull Iambs
654 Wyoming lambs
151 native inmns
Sh.
SO
210
100
120
120
160
160
SO
80
SO
120
620
160
240
40
40
1C0
120
160
SO
80
120
160
40
Pr.
3 60
6 2214
:&
Ii 2214
6 2214
6 2214
6 25
U 25
U 25
6 25
23
6 23
I! 25
25
6 25
6 25
6 23
6 25
6 23
fi 23
6 23
6 23
6 25
6 23'
6 25
6 23
6 23
No. A V
69 231
69 315
Sh. Pr.
40
ui...
IS,..
77...
69...
61...
69...
69...
76...
67...
76...
80...
70...
42...
S6..
61..
46..
65..
00..
67..
70..
66..
60..
50..
63..
77. .
63..
62;.
.263
..211
,.20S
..245
..251
-.275
..302
...215
...230
227
'.'.',:!Q
...276
...317
OO'l
"'.270
...202
...2S3
...257
...300
...204
...295
...261
...274
...273
...263
so
210
so
240
SO
40
SO
10
SO
120
320
SO
2U0
200
120
"so
so
aw
i:o
40
120
40
itio
160
6 2714
6 27 li
6 2714
0 271a
6 2714
fi 2714
6 2714
0 274
fi 27 1 1
6 2714
6 27W
6 2714
6 2714
6 2714
6 27Vw
6 2714
27Vj
6 2714
6 2714
fi 2714
fi 2714
fi 27'4
6 2714
Ii 27"4
6 27(a
fi 2714
fi SO
6 40
6 45
with n big
Av.
S3
89
90
SO
96
101
75
72
79
106
100
TO
69
62
, 78
66
, SO
S3
, 10)
, 100
, 96
. 84
, 129
, 104
, 200
, 66
, 63
, 61
, 6S
Pr.
$1 90
2 60
2 51
2 70
2 75
3 00
3 20
3 23
3 65
3 55
3 65
3 S5
1 00
4 20
4 60
4 60
2 '10
2 00
2 25
2 25
2 75
2 75
3 00
3 00
3.00
3 .10
3 75
4 00
4 50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
rs. H.C0ff2 25; bulls, $2.16f73.23; Texas nnd
idlnn steers, $2.50iil.2S, cows und heifers,
.u'((I.I5,
llOGS-Recelpts, fi.100 head Mnrket firm.
!i:t ntut Ht1,t ruv?t l.l tinrWr. A nOiil
,20; butchers. $6.25vi.t'0.
silUHl' AND l.AMHS Receipts, KW,
sutlvc muttons, $2.75j3.4); Inmbs. $3.73fll S3;
nils nnd bucks, $1.50jt2.2S: stockers, It 7o
2.25; Texas sheep, fJ.OO&X'O.
.Slock in MhIK.
Tho following into shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt the live principal
siock mnrKcts tor uciuocr -i.
Cattle, nogs. Hiieep.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas uity .,
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
5,S13
26.100
16.600
6,300
4,00
3.9sl
25,011)
s.uoo
6,100
1,100
12.075
23,000
7,A)
1,200
700
68,865 46,151 46,173
Totals
Trust In PliotOKrnt1ili' Supplies.
ROCHESTER. N. Y., Oct. 21. It Is an
nounced today there Is talk of forming
n ntntuitiv tn memo all the Important
plants In tho country producing cameras
und photographic supplies und that pit pent
or incorporation Will prnimuiy nu nnu
In New Jersey on Thursday, placing tho
capltat stock ut $33,000,000.
ItepnlrliiK Iron KiimmM-s.
KNOVVIM.E. Trim.. Oct. 21. A sncclnl
to the Sentinel from Johnson City says
the Cornegle Iron furunco und plant at th.it
point Is about to bo secured by tho Cran-
'erry ircn and Coal company, i nis com
pany expects to make many necissnry io
pairs and put tho furnace Into nctlve opein-
tiou at im cany date.
I'ri-ncluT (ioi'N to Penitentiary.
SPRINGFIELD, III., Oct. 2I.-Rev. Georgo
W Olmstead. nAslor of the Methodist
church at Tower Hill, pleaded guilty today
In the federal court to sending a number of
onscene letters tiirougn tne mans tn iioin
men and women and was sentenced to two
years In tin- penitentiary.
Mm r llt'iiiliiunrtcrs to 'hlcno.
CHICAGO. Oct. 21. Announcement was
made today of the removal shortly of thn
headnuarters of the Transcontinental Pas
senger association from Denver to this city.
'l lio rrnson ussikiiimi is mat tne general ot
tlces of most of tho association roads nro
located In Chicago,
llliM'kfoi'il lit'itds PutUc JlcPtlnM'.
M ITII-t.. A T r flrtl 01 I'l,., 1T.,l..raitllat
rr..m..il ,fi,vrnl Inn wi.ti mtAfiml tnili.i- t-lttl
a prolio mooting led by Rev Hurry Black
ford of Cincinnati. The reports of tho
general superintendent. Ilnaiiclal secretary
and soutnern missionary were men rcau.
Defli'leiicy of Merclinntn iitlonnl.
LOWELL. Mass.. Oct. 21. The director
of tho Mcrchnnts National hank nave an
nounced the dciiciency in mo tutuis cr tno
bank resulting from the defalcations of
Teller smltn nnd iiooKKecpcr awut is ju.,-
000.
1 1 II ill li re y Will Hold Court.
RpntN'rti.MEt.ir III.. Oct. 21. .ludso
Humphrey of tho federal district court left
at noon for Peoria to hold court for Judge
Kohlsaat.
FINANCIAL,
Choice Cnttte Sternly, Hons nnd Sheep
Stronn.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-CATTLE Receipts
26,0il0 head, Including 1,275 head Texons, 6,000
head westerns; choice steady, others slow;
good to prime steers, $6.2010.83: poor to
medium, $3.75fjC.0O; stockers and feeders
$2.25JM.2S; cows, $1,00'LM.63: heifers, $2,501
6 00: canners. $1.0Oi? 23: bulls. $1.15(1.65
calves. $3.ooi6.;v: Texas-red steers,
3 80; western steers, $3.60;r3.50.
HOGH ItecelptH tooay, zo.iwi neao; tomor-
opened steady to strong, closed easy; mixed
, 1 . . . , . . ! - . . 1 . , . .......
and IJIIIL1IL.TE., fU.inj'llU.lkl, tlUll III wiitnvu
henvy, $6.0i)4!fi.fiO; rough heavy. $3.75&3.90;
light. $6,004)6.25; bulk of sales, $5.9.VUC25.
SHEEP AN W IjAMIIS Receipts, ai.ouo
head; sheep, good, strong to 10c higher;
lambs, good, strong to 10c higher; good to
cholco wethers, $3.501i 1.00; fnlr to cholco
mixed. $2.90(Ti3.5o: western sheep. $.1.00J3.65:
native lambs, $2.50fi5.00; western lambs, $3.2j
4H.10.
uuiciai naturnay:
RECEIPTS-Cattle. 1.161 head: hogs, 15,-
190 head: sheep, 106 head.
SHIPMENTS cattle, i.ibb nean; nogs,
,013 head; sheep, 9S head.
Kansas City Live .Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 13,000 head natives, 3.WW head Tex
nns, 1,600 head calves; cornfed cattle and
Texans, steady; other cattle, weak to 10c
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $5.85riC.30; fair tn good. $5.6.VgS.i5;
stockers and reenters, td.iwui.o; weoicrn
fed steers. $4.75'5.50; western range steers,
$3.23S4.66; Texans and Indians, $2.50i3.i0;
Texas cows, $2.10T,'3.00; native cows, $2.60ifj
4.25; heifers, $3.00ifT5.25; canners, $l,63(j2.50;
bulls, $2.2.3.so: calves, j.;whi.w.
HOGS-tReceipts, 8,000 head; market
steady to strong: top, $6.45; bulk,- $6.00
fi.45: mixed nnckers. $6.1214!fl6.45: light. $5.6o
4f.30; pigs, $5.0Oi(5.0O.
SHEET AINU i.Afliun iveceipts, i,wi
head: sheep steady; lambs weak to 10c
lower: western lambs, $3.754.00: western
wcthors, $3.15(03.40; ewes. $2.75f3.25; feeders,
$2.30fi3.25; stockers, $1.60((2.50.
,(Mr York Live Stock Market.
mriv vnnif rirt 'I HKP.VES Re
ceipts, 4,39(1 head; more active; prices
steady; somo sines incmuin mm unniiiiwii
sleers. lower: thin cows strong: steers,
$3 60436.60; bulls, t2.4OQ3.40; cows, $l,f6t3.25;
exports, nonn. , .
2ft60c higher: veals. $4.50fii5.60: llttlo calves
mixed calves. $3.50fJ4.00; dressed veals,
l,,SKHEEP W-LAMBS-Rece.p.s. 209
head; sheep slow; good lambs steady, iinder
grades weak to shade lower : sheep. $2.W
3.35: extras, $3.50: culls. $1.2Dril,75; ambs,
$4.o6fi6.25; culls, $3.0003 50; Canadian lambs,
HOGSRecelpts. 8.133 head; easier; west
ern mixed hogs, $6,104)6.15; stato hogs, $6.60
J6 65.
St. Joseph Mve Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 21.-CATTLE-R'-celpts.
4,000 head, Market active; Texans
steady. Natives. $2.90f6.40; Texans and
westerns. $2,7085.90; cows and heifers, $I.o0
6.W; bulls and stags. $2,Mrr(5.0o; stockers
and feeders. J 1. 50ft 1.30; yearlings and calves,
$2.00414.00; veals, $3,250 25.
HOGS-Rccelpts, 4,100 head, Market
steady to strong. Pigs. 10fil5a lower; light
and light mixed, $6.004i6.10: medium and
heavy, $6,30416.60; pigs. $1.50416.00; bulk. $6.30
SHEEP AND LA M RB Recol pts, 700 head.
Market stronger; lambs, $3.S54i4.75; year
lings, $3.2583.76; wethers, J3.0083.(0; ewes,
$2.753 3.25.
gt. lionla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21. CATTLE Receipts,
n.wuu neuii, inuiuuinii . ua.iud. ,.,iuk
slow and rather easy. Native shipping and
export steers, $5.25476.70, outside for fancy;
dressed beof grades, $4.00476.10; steers under
- ma , , A... , .... A t r. i a r m
$2.2691.20; cows and heifers, $2.2031.40; can
t yon nre not In n position to
MAKE MOM5Y IX WALL ST.
Through your own management of your ac
count, give us it cnancc to upcraic iv jur
thirty days.
If we en n ninke money for others
WE CAX MAKE MONEY KOll YOll.
Wo accept no account less than $100 and
cluirgo all customers allko for our serv-
Ten I'er Cent of the Net Profits.
during tho llrst 30 days and 20 per cent
therenrter. iw will margin ion eiinrrs ipii
points or twenty shnres live points. In re
inlttlnir Rpnd us New York exchange, if
convenient, if not, wo will accept money
order or pcrsonnl check.
During the next thirty days thoro will
bn many opportunities for QUICK TURNS.
Rem t ut once ami get in line tor some ut
the good things.
If you ARE in position to operate your
own nccount to good advantage on our
service, send us Ton Dollars for n two
weV-ks' trial of our dally wire and mnll ad
vice on all stocks as well as our specialties,
STEEL. COPPER, TRACTIONS, PA
CIFIC'S. . .........
Two wnur unity srrvirr, fi"."".
JNO. II. KIMBALL CO. (Inc.
No. BO llrondwny, N. V.
$5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
In
Ail Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years In Omaha
VARICOCELE .nd
HYDROCELE cured.
Method new, without
cattlug. yc Iom
of time.
eiDUII cured forllfeanathepotson
91 rniL.1 3 thoroughly oleansed from
thenjitcm. Soon erery sign and ijmptom
disappears completely anu inrvTer. iiu
"BREAKING OUT" cf the disease on the skin
or face. Treatment contains no dangerous
flrucs or Injurious medicine.
WEAK MEN from Excesses or Victims
to nervous drbility or EXHiDexun,
Wasting Wbakmkrs with Eablt Dscat In
Youwq and Middle AaiD,lckot rim. vigor
and strength, with organs Impaired and weak.
STRICTURE cured with a new Rome
Treatment. No pain, no detention from busl
nets. Kidney and niadrte' Troubles.
. . CHARGES w OW
CestslttTsi free. Trestmiet by Mill.
Call on ou or address 119 So. 14th St.
Dr. Searles & Searles. Omaha. Neb.
Last Chance
$18.75
Buffalo and Return
Home-Seekers' Excursions
On sale lat and 3U Tuubduy ot oach Montl.
.... u.,tnu unl.. MAll.V tn nil fcllme
mer resorts. aUowInc stop-ovcra at Detroit,
k-utoi-o t-ii'.u Ruftfiln nnil othur DOitltu.
For rates, lake trips, Pan-Amerlcun de-
at CITY TICKET OFFICE. HIS FARNAM
STREfcil ll'uxton iioiri uiutni ui
11ARRV E, MOORES. G. A. P. i.. Onmlia.
Net).
DISEASES!!!
MEN ONLY.
!I,os of I'ower,
Organic WcnU
ness.Vnrlcocele, nuease ol Ilin
iiroKtnle gland.
If I il n c y ii l
liinuacr 'iron
hies, Rupture,
Ntrlcture and
Vnfltnesa for Marriage. Kstabllihed 1801.
Chartered bv the State. Call or sUto cue by
mail, for FREK IIO.MK THE ATM EXT.
Address) Qr. La CROIX,
118 Iron Mock, MILWAUKEE, Wl
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CURL YOURSELF !
il. Hlo for iinc.tur.l
dliehrgi,lDirinitloni,
Iriltatlooi or slcatatlom
ilnlnii. tad nut UtllS1
feat or poliunous.
Bol hr DmnliUi
or nt in puin
nr eiprafi, p
11.00, or
CsrsMlsr
s totli
Hit
TetcptlUB 10811.
Boyd Commiiiion Co
Successors to Jtmts K. Bora A C.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
GRAIN, PIIOVUIO! AND BTOCKS.
Huard at Traa all4lag.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York,
nMSon6eBGt, John A. Wurren Oa.