10
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Light Offirlnji on Orinold Mtiktt Bring
trengtk U Grains
CORN RULES STRONG FROM THE OUTSET
Wheat Experience Doll, Jfarrotv
Market Onta Trnifc Moderately
Aotlve Provision l)rnar, bnt
Clone Mttle Higher.
CHICAGO; Oo. S3. Ught offerings on bii
oversold market brought strength to grains
today,. December corn clotted 14c lilgher,
December wheat 40 advanced and Decem
ber oats o up. Provision!) clos!d 24'uw
4o higher.
Corn ruled strong from tho outset, though
tho pit wan not especially active. At tho
opening1 cables wero Indifferent und prices
for December wero a shudn lower to n
shado .higher at 664rs'"4o. It was appar
ent, however, that tho liquidation that char
acterized this pit yesterday had ceased,
The shorts began to feel uneasy und though
the early trudo was Hat and dull, when
them came news of a fow sales to the
southwest prices began to advance rap
idly. December sold to 66VM(S60 and
close utrong 14o abovo yesterdays closo
at fjGMJCC'ic. Receipts -were 157 cars.
Wheat experienced a dull, narrow market,
but had a firm undertone, throughout the
Hesslon. All nown was bullish, save tho
Indifferent cables of tho European markets,
Argentina drouth damage still was of prime
interest, though In tho markets where this
crop Is tho greatest fuctor there was no
appreciable advance. Northwestern re
ceipts Htlll were small, yet tho small move
ment wa explained away by the state
ment that farmers wero too busy to sell.
Despite theso Influences and small primary
receipts December opened unchanged to a
Bhade higher at 704'cl"0'4c to 704c There
was an early report of contlnned drouth In
Argentina, which brought a small advance,
but the tone of tho pit was largely duo to
tin absenco of trade and some covering In
the faco of light (jfTcrlngs. December, sold
to- 714e tlrid closed llrm Mc advanced at
Tiff) 71 He. Local receipts wero 97 cars, none
of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 611 cars, making a total for the
three points of 638 cars, against 631 last
week and 670 a year ago. Prlmnry receipts
were fl.W.WW bit., compared with J, 101,000 bu.
u year ago. Seaboard clearances In wheat
and Hour equaled .240.000 bu.
Oats needed only tho advance In corn to
develop the strength that has been latent In
this market for the last week. Trade was
only moderately active, with most of the
dealing for the May account. December,
however, felt tho bullish Influence even
though it was not quoted till lato In tho
tlrst hour, opening 'to higher and closing
firm Ho higher at 354c. Receipts wero Uu
CnTh'n provision market wob a dull and
dragging nffalr. opening lower on llboral
hog receipts and gaining slightly on a llrm
hog market and In sympathy with grains.
Jnnuary pork closed 74c higher nt 115.10.
January lard ZWUic up at 8.92V4fjS.9D and
January ribs 6c higher at LK.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
8n ears; corn, 105 cars; oats, i: cars; hogs,
K (Vio head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ArtlclosTi Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloe,Yci'y.
Wheat
Oct.
T)cc.
May
Corn
Oct.
Dec.
May
On is
Oct.
Dec.
May
I'ork-
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
May
RltjB-
Oct.
Jan.
May
3741
H 074
15 W
7141
U'MI 74
1
Mil fi&U
364
3W
IS 124
lb la
!)C5
9 05
8 95
8 9741
8 SO
7 S5
7 95
704
734
614
1
3IH
35Vi
374
U 974'
15 01)
8 974!
8 97ft
8 86
8 874
8 20
7 80
7 8741
71
70
ff4
71i
,684'M
36
354
37H
15 10
15 15
9 024
9 0241
8 90
8 97 4
8 30
7 83
7 95
61
65404
344
35,
374
15 024
15 05
8 95
9 10
9 024
8 90
8 25
7 SO
7 90
No. .2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, $3,408
1.60; stralghtB, 12.9033.30: clears, J2.605f3.10;
spring specials, U; patents, 3.264f3.55;
tralglits.J2.70Hf3.io. '
1 WHBAT No. 3, 67(ff69Vic; No. 2 red, 714
OATS No. 2. 364c: No. 2 white, 38439o;
'TJo. -I white, 37-i3S4c
nVR-No. 2. 664flfA4;. ,
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 615?
M1'KKD0-No.,l flaxseed. MB:Np. 1 north.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 313.85
CfUSH). Lard, per ICO lbs.. J9.0249.06. Short
TlDS Slues (luuswj, tn.iwi o.ov. wi ow......
shoulders (boxed). $7.6097.75. Bhort clear
sides (boxed). W.7C.85.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, 11.30.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for tho last iwen'v-rour nours:
Articles,
Flour, bhls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu.,..
Oats, bu
live, bu
Barley,' bu
Recelnts. Shipments
.... 25.000 36.000
.... 24.O0O 224.000
.... 240,000 1 50,000
.... 319.000 144,000
.... 8.000 10.0O1)
118,000 30.000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was. steady; creameries, 149214c;
aalr.'et, ViVVJ. uneese. steaay, 9ftfl0c.
Eggs, llrm, fresh, 180184c.
kew Yonic general market.
Quotations
ot the Day
Commodities.
on Various
19,236 bbls.; exportB, 3,196 bbls.; llrm and
more active but not nuotublv hlchnr: win
ter patents, 3.60uj..(5; winter straights,
H.3OU-3.10; Minnesota patents, $3.663.85;
winter extras, J'.ToOijiC.SO; Minnesota bakers,
t2.90fc3.20; winter low' grades, I2.30&2.40.
ltyo Hour, llrm; fair to good, $2. 90513.13;
Lliuiic ill tilili., j.uu4t,.,v.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow weatorn, $1.19;
ciijv ii.ih; urnnuywine,
HYE Firm; No. , 3 western, 61a to ar
rive, f. o. b. afloat,
BARLEY Flrrtt: malting, 57061c, c. 1. f,
Buffalo: feeding, COfflKc, c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Hecelpts, 118,350 bu. ; exports,
48.230 bu. Snot, firm: No. 2 red.-. 79Sc f. o.
b. afloat; No. ;l red, 76ftc elevator; No. 1
Imid. Duluth. 82!tc'f. o. b. alloat: No.
northern, Duluth, 724c afloat.' Options
opened easy on cable newB, but recovered
Immediately and wan very llrm nil day on
light speculative offerings, good outBlde
buvlnir west, drouth In Argentina, the corn
strength, active, covering and small north
west receipts. Closed firm und net 4u
nigner; uctoucr cioscu at low, December,
7GVtf76 15-lGc: closed at 76Tic.
COHN HocelptH, 31.400 bu.; exports, 19,065
nu. poi, Hirong; no. .-, elevator nnu
67ic f. o. b. afloat. The option market was
aotlvo and strong on a broadening trade.
heavy commission house buying, prospects
for smaller arrivals, bullish Roumanian
crop cstlniates,' good western shipments
and vigorous covering. Closed strong at 4
14(i net advance; May, 611(62 9-lGc; closed
nt 624o; October closed at 614c; December,
siuwc; cinsca at Wic. ,
OATS UecelptH. 60.WW bu.; exportB, 83 bu
Spot, firm: No. 2. 41c; No. 3, 404c; No. :
while. 42ic: No. 3 white. 424c: track
mixed western, 40$N04o; track, whlto, 415j
46c. -Options active and higher with other
mnrKPts.
HAY Steady: shipping, 604jC5c; good to
choice, KMiCSc.
HOI'S CJulot: state, common to choice;
1901 drop. 12Q1640: 1900 crot). uyilc; im
crop, CJJUc; ru cilia coast, 1901 cron, 12Jf
16Mci crop, votfiio; i&vj crop, byiic
HIDES-Stcady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs,
18c; Callforntu. 21 to 26 lbs., 194c: Texas
lrv. 24 to 30 lbs.. 14 ic
L.13ATIIBK Steady: hemlock sole. Hub
nos Ayros, light to heavy weights, 2345i
iH'0VI8(0NH-Ue.if, Arm; family, $11.50
(lilJAiu; mesa, a.iwiiiu.ui; oeei namB, 2i,.vyi
M.OO: packer. $10.00ftll.OO; city, extra lnita
mess. $17.0Wf 19.00. Cut meats, tucady; pickled
Denies. w.Dutfiu.ita; picHieu snouioerB.
lilcklod hiima. $10,261(10.60. Lard. Btendv
western steamed, $9.60; retlned, easier; con
tlnent. '$9.70: South American. $3,70: com
pound, H.OOJiS.ai. Pork, quiet; family.
Il7.0047,75; short clear, $17.6on.i9.00; mess,
16.aviri(1.76.
TALLOW Steady: city ($3 per pkg.),
4c nominal; country (pkgs. free), 645f5;c.
lit'TTHH Hecelpts; 6.079 pkgs.: state
dairy, IW-Mc: creamery. lMi22n: June
creamery, 174ff214o: factory, 1244(15c.
CIU:i8l3 HecvlptB, 3)56 pkgs.: quiet and
;flrm; fancy, large, colored, 9!Uo( fancy,
large, whltf, 94WKc: fancy, small, colored,
,104c: fancy, tuimll, white, I0fl1oi4o.
KGOS Hecelpts. 8,843 pkgs.; steady; st'Uo
and Pennsylvania, 21U4?22o; western can
dled. 214e: western uncandled, 1GJ(2U
MOLASSKS-Steady.
'POULTHY-AIIve, steady: dressed, llrm:
prices unchanged,
MBTALS-Ttn In London declined JCl 25s
6d for future delivery, whllo spot position
was only 5a lower Thus tho cloHe was at
113 15s for spot and 105 )5s for futures.
Trading was slow Locally tin was dull
for .spot, whllo the futuro positions were
weak In sympathy with London, The close
was 'dull al $24.75. nomlnalr- Copper ruled
unclmnged her at $16.85iyi7.00 for I.ak
Huperfor and S1.33Q16.624 for casting and
lntil vlln. Tinilnli murkiit milnei! 7 IV!
lloulna at 63 17s 6d (or spot and 62 7a. 6d
for futures. Lead was dull and unchanged
at homo and abroad, with New York quoted
at $1,374 and London 11 los. Spelter at
Now York closed at $l.20ff4.25 and at Lon
don 16 17s 6d. Domestic Iron markets
were dull. Pig Iron warrants, $3.10810.00:
No. 1 northern foundry, $15.00 16. 00: No. 2
southern foundry, $14.50rTZ16.50; No, 1 south
ern foundry, $14.f15.&0; No. 1 soft south
ern foundry, $ll.6()16.oo. Glasgow war
rants closed at 63s 6d and Mlddlesboro at
36s.
OMAHA WnOl.nSALC MARKET.
Condition of Trade and aottlon
on Staple nnd Fancy produce.
KOOS-necclpts fair: loss off. 1617c.
I-IVH I'OULTllY-Hcns, 6tj64o: young
and old roosters, 4c; turkeys, 7gso; ducks
and geese, 6Q64cj spring chickens, per lb.,
7G"4c.
XI UTTEH Common to fair. 124c: choice
dairy, In tubs, 16lCc; separator, 23 24c.
FHliSil FISIl-lllack bass, ISc; wht
bass, 100: blucllsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c: blue
litis, 7c; uuftalocs. 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, He;
irapplcs, 10c: tmubut, Ho; herring, 7c; had
uock, loc; pike, 10c; red snapper, loo; sal
mon, lie; suntlsh, 6c; trout, ivc; whltetlsh,
Wc.
OYSTKHS-Mcdlums, por can. 22c; Stand
ards, per can, 26c; extra selects, per can,
33c, New York counts, per can, 4oc; bulk
Htundards, pet gal., 1.2u41.25; bulk extra
selects, l.rtOffll.C5.
PIOEONS-Llve, per dot., COc.
V'BAL Choice, C5r8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Deaiera' association: Choice upland,
$10,110: No. 2 upland, JD.OO; medium, U-w,
coarse, $s.00. Hye straw, $6.00. These prices
aro for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Hecelpts, 3 cars.
WHEAT -60c.
COHN-53C
lilt AN $16.50.
OAT8-35C
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, 80390c; Sail
Luke, $l.0Tl.lo; Colorado. $1.0081.10.
HUOPLANT-Pcr doz., 75e. ,
UAHHOTti Per market basket, 3lo.
HEETS Per half-bu. basket, 3oc.
TUHNIPH rer baskut, 30c.
CUCUMUEHS-Home grown, per dog., 10
015c.
PAH8LEY Per dor.. 20c.
SWEET POTATOEd-tjome crown, per
lb., 2cj genuine Jersey, per bbl., $4.00.
CAI1UAGE Hohand seed, crated, lKc.
TOMATOES Home grown, per la-lb. bas
ket, 60c.
UEAN8 Wax, per 4-bu. basket, 60c;
string, per 4-bu. basket. 60c.
ONIONS Home grown, per lb., 2&2Hcj
punish. ;cr crate, $1.60.
H'A'l KltM JN'M Missouri. Inni nnJ
Nebraska, 105120c, as to size.
CELEHY Kalamazoo, ner bunch. 26fi35c;
Nebraska, ner bunch. J0u35c: Colorado. 40
C60c.
NISVi 131SANH Per bu., $2.25.
KKUITS.
APPIwE8-Bcn Davis, per bbl., $3.60; wlno-
saps, $3.60; Jonathan, $4.00; snows, $3.60;
bellcllowcrs, per box, $1,6551.75.
I'llUNKS Utah, per crate, 80c.
PEACHES California freestone, nor ho.
90a$1.00; clings, S5c: Utah freestone, 76c; El-
uliius, D-uusKei craien. i.JUai.'io.
PEAnS-Kelfcrs. $1.75: Vlkers. $1.75:
Lawrence, $2.25.
ORAPES Callfnrn a Toltav. 4.1h. rrat.
$2; Muscats, $1.60; Concords, eastern, 18c.
UHAWiiKKitiKH-i'cr bbl.. $6.50: per crate.
$2.60.
QUINCES Per box, $1.65.
THOPICAL FKUIT8.
OKANOES-Moxlcans. $1.505j6.0O.
IiEMONS Fancy, $3.755j4.00; choice, $3.26.
11 AN AN AS Per bunch, according to size.
$2.0052.60.
huh California, new cartons, S5c; Im
ported, per lb., 12Q14ct.
1JAT ES Persian, In 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
64e: Salrs, 5c.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. $3.6003.75.
ClDElt Newhawka, per bbl., H.2b.
SAUEKICHAUT Per 4-bbl.. $4.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS New cron filberts, nor lb.. 12Ue:
Boft-shelled English walhuts, 114c; soft
shelled almonds. No. 1. lftc: hard-shelled
almonds, 14c; brazils, 14c: hard-shelled wal
nuts, 114c: chcBtnutH. 155?17c.
HIDES No. 1 crenn. Mt,c: No 2 renn.
54c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted. 7c; No.
I veal calf. 8 to 124 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 42 to la lbs., 6c; dry hides, 85?13c; sheep
pens, n''j'.ic; norseniues, i.uou..:x.
St. Louis nrnln nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23. WHEAT Hlnher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 724c: track, 72V1
73c; Decemher, 724c; May, 75475Hc; No.
nam, UKUiUViC
COnN Hlcher: No. 2 cash. 67e: track.
6745i68c: December. 67c: May. 6934c
OATS-Hlgher: No. 2 cash, 37c: track.
37Hp379ic: December, 30T4c; May, 39',ic; No,
wnue, iHOiKjuac.
11YE Higher at 554c.
FLOUR Firm nnd slow: red winter nat-
ents, $3.4083.55; extra fancy and stralitht,
$3.00'33.15: clear, $2,6552.90.
S15KU8-nmotny. nrm. I5.60H5.65: flax.
no marKct.
CORNMEAI-Stendy. $2.90. f. o. b.
BRAN Higher and strong; sacked lots,
on east trnck. 84c.
HAY Dull; timothy, $J1.00SH W; prairie,
jw.uwnia.w.
WHISKY Steady, $1.30.
IRON COTTONTIEB-Qulot, $1.10. '
BAGGING Quiet. 64517c.
TWINE Hemp, 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady. lobhin
$16.00. Lard, lower nt $8.92. Dry salted
meats, tlrm, boxed lots, extra snort and
clenr ribs. $i.&o: clear sides. $.S7W. Bacon.
tlrm; boxed lots, extra short and clear ribs,
$9.50: clear sides. $9.76.
MKTAL.H-L.oaq. (lull at 4.Z7V45M.30. Spel
ler, nrm ni .ui wtjt.iu.
POUIiTHY Du 1: chickens. Bc: sDrlngs.
7c: turkeys, 64c: ducks, 646c; geese, 456c.
BUTTER Stendy: creamery. 18fiK23c:
oairy. 1111 ioc.
KQ08 steady at isc.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 10.000 bbls.: wheat. 63.-
000 bu.: corn, 54,000 bu.; oats, 48.COJ bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 16.000 bb s.: wheat.
3i,ouu du.; corn, uu.; outs, du.
'Liverpool Grain and Provlsloaa.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 23. WHEAT Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, 5s 8d;
no. 1 norinern. snrinc. tisau; io. 1 uau-
fornln. bs iou. futures, quiet: Liecemner,
5s 8Hd: March, 6s lOd.
CORN spot, quiet: American mixea, now,
4s 94d. Futures, quiet; Octpber, nominal;
INOvemner, isvmq; uecemoer. s juyto.
FLOUH-Ht. L,ouis xancy winter, steaay.
7s 6.1.
PltovjHiuws tieei, nrm; extra jnaia
mess. firm. 74s 6d. Pork, firm: prime mess
western, 73s 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., steady at 60s. Bacon, firm: Cumber
land cut. 26 to 30 lbs., firm. 61s 6d: short
ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., steady at 49s; long clear
middles, ugnt, nrm, at ous; long cicar miu
dles. heavy, firm, at 49s 6d; short clear
backs, light, firm nt 47s; clear bellies, light,
firm at 5Ss. Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs..
tlrm nt 38s. Lard, llrm; prime western.
In tierces, steady at 4Ss; American refined,
in palls, steady nt 47s.
uu I rian nicnuy: nne-unueo, mates, iib
TALLOW Prime city, quiet at 28s 6d:
Australian, in i.onaon. quiei at us.
picas canaa an. ouiet. cs 2'i.a.
Recelnts of wheat during tho past three
days, itio.ooo centals, including l&i.ow Amer
ican.
Receipts of American corn during the
past three days, 85,900 centals. Weather fine.
Knneaa City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 23.-WHEAT-De-
cember. 66ic: Mav. 70T4Sr71c: cash. No,
2 hard, 6751674c; No. 3, 6645l7c; No. 2 red,
70VW71i!! Nil. 3. 68(Tf70c.
CORN December, 694c; May, 694c: cash,
No. 2 mixed. 690594c; No. 2 white. l9594o;
iNO. 8. MilMftC.
OAT8-N0. 2 white, 374G3SC.
RYE No. 2. WSBfie.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $13.50014.00; choice
prairie. $13.605):14.00.
BUTTER Creamery,. 194o; dairy, fancy,
141t15c. '
EGOS Weak; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock quoted on exchange at 17c dozen, los
orr, cases returned,
RECBIPTS-Wheat, 28,800 bu.; corn, 64.400
bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 41.600 bu,; corn, 42,
400 bu.; oats, 8,000 bu.
fancy, small, 104c: New York full creams,
fair to choice, 95jlO',4C.
Ilnlnth (J ml it Market.
DULUTH, Oct. 23. WHEAT Cash, No.
hard. 72Mc: No. 2 northern, 674c; No. 1
northern. tic: October, 69c: December,
68ic: Mny. c.
OAT8-35Ti5735Hc.
Peorln Mnrket.
3,
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO, Oct. 23,-WHEAT-Dull
PEORIA. Oct. 23.-CORN-Easlcr: No,
Mic.
ua to inactive ; ro. a wnue, auc, Dineu
through.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.30 for fin
ished goodb.
JiBW YORK STOCKS A.D BONDS.
Siievnlative Activity Confined darnel y
to NsrroiT Field.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23. Sneetllntlvo activ
ity today was largely confined again to 11
rew biocks, nut trie Held ot actum snitieu
from the Vundcrbllts and Chicago As
Northwestern Into St. Paul. I'nlnn Pacific
and Southern Pacific. An overwhelming
iroportlon ot the day's total business was
n these three stocks. The utrurecate deal
ings rose considerably over those of recent
time anu as mo nay progresseu tne mnr
ket showed a broadening tendency of tho
sustained strength of the three lcadeis.
Chicago Grent Western camo consplcuouily
Into the movement later In the day and
secured an extreme udvance of 2S on very
henvy dealings, closing at the highest.
Other stocks reacted somewhat from the
top. Influenced partly by a break of 4i In
Chicago & Northwestern preferred, fit.
Paul's extreme rise was 3 points, Union
Pacific 2 and Southern Pnclflc 1 point.
Among tho stocks to coma forward lata
In the day wero members of the soft' coal
froup and the southweaterns with gains of
to 14. Sugar was also quite notably
strong, rising IJi mid International Power
advanced 24- later the weakness of tho
market was quite generally overeomo by
the advance. Amalgamated Copper, which
fell 2 points In the morning, closed with a
net loss of only 14. There were some very
large selling In the stock and It was af
fected by the weakness of raw copper In
London. The local Tractions and People's
Gas were nlso prominent In the early de
pression. Glucose fell S4 and the preferred
under raids bv the bears, and Hncklnir
Coal was forced down 14 with a subse
quent recovery. There was some contin
uance in the early dealings of yester
day's strength In the Vanderbllts, New
York Central rising 14. Chicago & North
western 3 and the preferred 34, but the
movement win not continued after tho
reaction In the market.
mere was no specific news to account
for the action of tho market, hut it was
undoubtedly based on tho basis that tho
negotiations now on will result In tho set
tlement of the Northern Pacific question
favorably. The neglect and lagging
tendency of Great Northern nref,.rro 1
and Northern PaclHc preferred did not seem
10 aisiuro tnis conviction. Neither did tho
apparent contradiction found In tho re
sistance on retirement of Northern Pacific
preferred nnd tho broad Intimntlon frcm
President Hill that Great Northern Is to bo
consulted In tho matter of control of tho
Burllnctnn as well as Niirthprn Pnnli'n.
These Insistencies aro regarded as tho van
tage ground to be shrewdly held while
tne process of bargaining Is still going
on. as It undoubtedly Is. Ilurllnirtnn n-nn
quoted in tho closing at IDOiftlOS.
Alio coniinnea movement nr rilrrenrv In
the south and tho prospect of a $10,000,0 0
payment to bo made this week on account
of tho Pocahontas Coal consider consoli
dation did not seem to disturb speculntho
sentiment. As between il.oooono nmi Slam.
000 of tills payment la to bo mndo to for
eign owners, an auuitlonal factor Is
disclosed In tho recent firmness of the
exchange market. That market was some-
wnat easier today, notwithstanding tim
advance In London discount on account of
me loss 01 moro man $2,000,000 additional
In gold to tho continent.
Tho bond market wnn niillo nntlvn nnA
broad and nrices an a ruin nHvrm,!
Total sales, par value, $4,670,000; United
States refunding 2s declined 4 and the old
is 1 per cent on the last call.
Tho Commercial Advertlser'a T.nnrlnn
financial cablegram says: Business on tho
Stock exchange continued to dwindle to
day and consols were heavy on tho with
drawal of 399,000 In gold coin from Ger
many and tho shipment of 25,000 to
Franco.. Paris exchange Is steady, but dis
count is 2. London Is beginning to whis
per about a rise In the bank discount rute,
although such a move ts .unlikely tomor
row. Neither French nor German cold ex-!
ports quite pay yet and there aro sueclal
reasous why America Is tho best market.
London did little In ntocks. but who
York camo higher in Union Pnclflc and St.
Paul we did considerable In )pttons In
Atchison, although It was suspected to bo
a caso of stage army effect to cover sales
elsewhere. The general contango Is 34 on
a small account. Copper stocks automat
ically follow Amalgamated, tho formula
boing a movement of 1 In Amalgamated to
4 In Rio Tlntos.
The following are thb cios nc nrin nn
the New "York Stock exchange:
balances, $2,421,064: posted exchange, $!.Mi;
Now York exchange, 10c premium.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-Clearlngs. $3,392,
147; balanced, $601,095.
BOSTON, Oct. 23.-Clcarlngs, $23,018,816;
balances, $1,915,005.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23,-Clearlngs, $211,622,
612: balances, $12,596,978.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Clearlngs, $7,477,890:
balances, $1,102,130; money, steady nt 55fti
per cent; New York exchange, 25o discount.
Jietv York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. MONEY-On call,
steady, 3fi4 per cent! last loan, 3 per cent;
ruling rate, 34 per cent: prime mercantile
paper, 44fi5 per cent. . . .
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.S6V
for demand and at $4.S145i1.S4H for sixty
days; posted rates, $4.S554.s74! commercial
bills, $1.834514.84. . .
,81iA'ER-Bar, 67Jc; Mexican dollars,.
lJONDS Government, weak; state,
steady: railroad, llrm.
Tho closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2s, reg,10S4 L. & N. unl. 4S.10J4
do coupon 1084 Mox. Central 4s, 834
do 3s, rcg IOiVj do Is Inc. .304
do counon losti M. & St. L. 4s..l03
do now 4s, reg,13S
do coupon 133
do old 4s, reg..llli
do coupon llHi
do 6s, reg...
do coupon ...
Atch. gen. 4s,
do ndj. 4s...
Hal. & O. 4s.
' do 34s
do conv. 4s.,
M K. & T. 4s. 994
do 2s 80
N. Y. Central laJOSJi
do gen. 34s.... 1094
N. J. C. gen. 6s.. 13044
No. Pnclflc 4 1044
do 3s 73
N. & W. c 4s... 1024
...1024 Reading gen. 4s. 96t
964 O U 1 m on.uu4
..10511 St L & S F 4S.. 9j
.1061
.1074
,.103
97'V
Canada So. 2s..l08W St. L. 8. W. Is.. 98'
C nf fin. K ins 1 do 2s.
Mo Is Inc 72 '8. A. & A. P. 4s. 874
Plies. & O. 44s,.107H8o. Paclllo 4s.... 934
Chi. & A. 34s.... 854 80. Railway 5S...120
C, B. & Q. n. 4s. 984 'Tex. & Pac. ls.119
CM & StP g. 4S.1104T, St L & W 4s. 814
C & N W c. 7s,1394 Union Pac. 4S....105
C. R. I. & p. 4s,1064 do conv. 4s 10S4
CCO & S L g.4s.l034,Wabaah Is 120
Chicago Ter. 4s.. 94 do 3s 1104
Colorado 80. 4s.. SS41 do deb. B 684
D. & R. G. 4s... ,102i
Erlo prior 1. 4s... as-;
do generat 4s,. S'
V W & D C 1s...l074
Hock. Vul. 44s. .107
West Shore 4s.. .1124
W. & L. E. 4S.... ai
Wis. Central 4s. SSH
Con. Tob. 4s 46H
Bid. "Offered.
London Stock (laotatlon.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-4 p. m. Closing:
Cons., money
do account
Anaconda 74
Atchison 804
do pfd. 994
Hal. & Ohio 1054
Canadian Pac... 113
Ches. k Ohio.,.. 464
Chicago G. W... 244
C, M. & St. P.. 1724
Denver & R. G... 45
do ofd 91
Erlo 424
UO 1st piu 71H
do 2d Pfd 56
Illinois Central. .1504
L. & N 106V4
M., K. & T 264
do pfd 5714
N. Y. Centra!.. ..1624
92 D-16,Norfolk &
.. 924
W.... 674
do pfd 91
No. Pacltlo pfd.. 1074
Ontario & W.
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd...
do Zd pfd....
So. Railway ..
do pfd
So. Pacific ....
Union Pacific.
do pfd
U. S. Steel ...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Rand Mines ..
DeBccrs
314
75W
. 204
. 394
. 264
.. 334
. 884
,. 61
.1034
. 90
. 444
. 93
. 20
. 374
. 694
.. 104
.. 3
SILVER Bar, steady. 264c .
MONEY 15? 14 ner cent: the rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills
Is 24 per cent; for threo months' bills, 2H
per cent.
Atchison .i
do pfd
Baltimore & O..
do nfd
Canadian Pac,
Canada So ,
Ches. & Ohio...,
Chicago & A...,
do pfd ,
Chi., Ind. & L.,
do pfd ,
Chi. & E. III...,
Chicago G. W..,
do 1st pfd,
do 2d pfd.,
. 18 St. Paul
. 974 St. Paul pfd
.103 .So. Pacific
. 93 So. Hallway
.1104' do pfd
. 834 Tex. & Pacific ..
. 45 Tol St. L. & W,
3tvs ao pfd.
. 77
. 404'
. 72
.128
. 25
86
Union Pacific.
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheel. & u
(10 2U pfd
454 Wis. Central
Chicago & N. W.210 do pfd..
C. R. I. & P.
Chi. Ter. & Tr..
do pfd
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Del. & Hudson. .169
Del. L. & W 228
Denver & R. G.. 44'
ao pra.
Erie ...I
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd...
Hocking Val...
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
Lake Erie &
do pfd
L. & N
Manhattan L..
Met. St. Ry....
Mex. Central ..
Mex. National,
Minn. & St. L.
Mo. Paclllo ....
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Central .
Norfolk & W..
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania .
Reading
do 1st, pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F..
do 1st pfd..,..
do 2d pfd
St. L. Southw..
do pfd
1434'Adams Ex..
aJt4Amencan Ex
38
994
134
6341
24V4
92
41
634
654
194
64U
75
147
.... 41
.... 774
W. 69
....125
.12074
.15794
. 22
.144
.110
. 964
. 26
. 604
.163
.1594
. 56
. 894
.1044
U. S. Ex..
170
1914
604
32
6
394
204
354
102
.... 89
.... 204
.... 36
E..1074
.... 284
.... 20
.... 41
.185
,18S
90
Forelitn Financial.
LONDON. Oct. 23. Money was in im
proved demnnd today, especially for over-
ne-BCiuemeni anu monm enu. Discounts
wero firm, in .view of the adverse ex
changes und foreign demand for gold. Op
erntnrs nn tlin Hinrk exchange wero en
gaged in tho carry-over. Consols declined
on gold export rumors. Home rails were
lrreirular! snmo of them hardened. Amer
icans opened wnn a uisunci recovery 101-
owing rew vorit. Aicnisons were uio
feature. The buying was professional. Tho
firmness was maintained during the after
noon, but business closed quieter, urana
Trunks recovered, especially seconds and
thirds. Katllrs were harder on tho talk of
amalgamation. Bullion amounting to 13.
000 was withdrawn from the Bank of Ens-
Innd today, 399.ooo for snipment to ucr
mnny nnd the remainder for France. Gold
premiums aro quoted as follows; Buenos
Avrns. 131.40: Madrid. 41.
PARIS. Oct. 23. Business on the bourse
today oponed with improvement, but later
prices reacted nnd closod weak. Rentes
wero favorably Influenced at the outset In
pxnectatlnn that tho situation nt St Et
tlcnne would become less serious. They
nfterward reacted. Spanish 4s were ad
erselv affected by the rumor that mo
Spanish minister "of finance. Senor Urzalz,
will retain his 'portfolio. Brazilians were
tlrm. Thomson-Houston. Sosnovlce and
tramways receded. Metropolitans ad
vanced. Banks declined considerably. Rio
Tlntos opened strong, but rased later. De-
Beers were in 1 strong aemanu. tiamrs
opened firm, but weakened toward tho
close. Tho private rate of discount Is un
changed at 2 13-16 per cent. Three per cent
rentes, lOOf 35c for the account; Spanish 4s,
69. UU.
BERLIN, Oct. 23. internationals were
off on the bourso today.- Americans and
Canadian J'nclfics wero In good demand on
Now York advances, uanas ana inaua-
trials wero firm on bear covering. The
closo was rather Irregular. Exchange on
London, zom 38 prgs. tor cnecKs. Discount
rates: Short bills, 24 per cent; three
months' bills, 3 per cent.
Wells-Fargo Ex.160
Amal. Copper
Amor. Car & F
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil.
do pfd
Amer. S. & R..
do pfd
Anac. Mln. Co.
Brooklyn R. T.
Colo. Fuel & I,
Con. Gas
do pfd
Gen. Electric .
Glucose Sugar
Hocking Coal...
Inter. Paper ...
do pfd
Inter. Power ...
Laclede Gas ...
Na. Biscuit
National Lead..
National Salt ..
do pfd .-,
No. American ..
Pacific Mall ....
People's Gas ..,
Pressed S. Car,
do pfd ,
Pullman P. Car.220
Jtopubllc Steel ., 154
uu uiu M
Sugar 120
89
. 254
MM,
. 16
. 46
. 434
. 97!
. 36
. 61
. 93
.217
H54
. 33
. 13
. 21
. 76
914
. 91
42
31
61
93
62
.1114
40
81
33V4 Teun. Coal & r
1474lUnlon Bag & p
w',' ao prd
76
624
42
77
67
26
U. S. Leather.
do pfd
U. S. Rubber .
do pfd
U. S. Steel ....
do pfd.
604
14
70
124
81
15
50
43
91
564 Western Union.. 91
Boston Stock Quotations.
iiuoiun, uoi. zj. can loans, 3574 por
""'1 '" luaim, .jyaui por ccm. uiuctai
closing:
A., T. & 8. F.... 7SiWest End 934
do pfd 97IWestlngh. Elec. 71U.
N. U, U, 6C U, Oil. US
and
strong; cash, 744c; December, 754c; May,
Kite.
CORN Dull, higher; cash, 67c; Decem
ber, 674c: May, 69c.
OATH Dull; cash, 37c; December, 37c;
May.3S4c.
RYE 65c,
SEEDS Clover, quiet, firm: cash and
prime October, $5.40; December, $3,424;
March, $5.50.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floar and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 23,-WHEAT-Cash.
C9c: December, 6S4c; May, 70c; on tracK,
No. 1 hnrd, 71c: No. 1 northern, 69c; Np.
2 northern, 67c.
FLOUR First natcnts, $3.705?3.8O: second
patents, $3.655j3.6a; first cleors, $J.7.',45j
second clears, $2.20.
BRAN Bulk, $13.25fT13.60.
Milwaukee Grain Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 23. WHEAT
Firmer; Nu. 1 northern, 70c: No. 2 north
ern, 69569cj December, 714c
RYE-Steady; No. 1, 55S554c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 58463c; samplei
455j57c.
CORN-Dccember, 664c,
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23. BUTTER
nrm and good demand; fancy western
cieumery, HVjc.
EGOS Firm: western, 4c- higher; frcah
nearby, 23o; fresh western. 23o: freah south
wentern. 22o: fresh southern. 21c
CHEESE Quiet; Now York full creams,
Amer. Sugar ....121
American Tol....,'
Boston Elevated.167
Boston & Me 1934
Dominion Coal... 46
do pfd 1174
U. S. Steel 43
do pfd 92
Fltchburg Pfd. ...144
Gen. Electric ...2584
Kd. IJICC Ill 240
Alex, uciurai ... -t
N. tS. U. & (J.... 5
Old Colony 2064
tiiu Dominion ...
Rubber 15
Union Pacific ...102T4
Union Land 24
Adventuro 21
Blng. Mln. Co... 10
Amal. Copper ... 884
Aiianiic 37
iai. re iii'cia ,.,,(j.u
Centennial 194
rranKiin 17
Humboldt 55
Osceola 101
Parrot ssu
wuincy
onuiu r o Lull . . . . 4.
Tamarack 293
Utah Mining .... 23
Winona 24
w uivunncs w
Ken York Mining; Quotation.
NEW YORK. UCt. 23. Tile lolowlnir nro
tne closing prices on mining stocks;
Adams Con IS
Alice 0
ltrfr liv
Brunswick Con.. 104
Comstouk Tun
Con. Cal. va.iio
Deadwood Terra, 50
Horn Silver 190
Iron Sliver 60
Lcudvlllo Con..,. 6
I.lttlo Chief
Ontario
Onh r
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Novnda,
Hniall Hopes
124
...,io:o
82
Standard 390
Itnnk Clearing.
OMAHA, Oct. 23. Bank clearings today,
$1,072,081.47; corresponding day last year,
$1,014,400.30. increase.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 23.-Clearlngs. $2,919,
700: money. 4fi6 per cent; New York ex
rhnnue. discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23,-Clearlngs
119.765.182: balances. $2,845,988.
CHICAGO, Oct. S3.-Clearlnss, 27,OSS,032
OUHHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Qtod to Oho'o Bif Sttri and Otwi Aboit
Itotdj and Fttden Btieig.
HOGS A LITHE LOWER AGAIN TODAY
Feel In ir
Weak
on Fat Sheep and Lambs
and Tendency ot I'rieea
Downward, bnt Feeders Were
, Active and Strong.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. S3.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday
Official Tuesday,
Ottlclal Wednesday
6,078
... 6,113
7,305
b,360
Three davs this week. .19.553 17.646
Same days last week 21,631 12,463
Same week before ll.ttU 17,901
Same three weeks ago... 21, 339 18,419
Same tour weeks ago. ..20,911 16,549
Same days last year 13,383 12,156
Average nrlcca tiald for hoes at
Omaha tho bast several days with
partsons:
12,U(3
14 312
12,030
38,417
31,1)03
36,226
42,21'J
30.U61
27,31
South
corn-
Date. 1901. 1300.1893.1S9S.1S7.1S9S.1S95.
Oct 1....
Oct. 2....
Oct. 3....
Ucti 4.,,.
Oct. 6....
Oct. ....
Oct. 7....
Oct, 8,...
Oct. 9....
Oct. 10...
Oct. 11...
Oct. 12... I
Oct. 13...
Oct. 14...
Oct. la...
Oct. 18...
Oct. If...
Oct. II...
Oct. 19...
Oct. 20..,
Oct. 21...
Oct. 22...
Oct. 23...
6 75
54
6 69
6 13
6 18
6 19
4 39
4 42
3 71 3 85
6 67 t 20 4 37
tt uirii 5 lb.
5 11
8 494
6 33?4 5 081
6 14 4 92
o ii i aui
6 2041 4 93f
- I S3
6 28
6 184 4 82i
6 22 14 721
. 4 64
I 2
t
l ii 1 4 til
4 68
6 24
6 03 4 62
6 994 4 61
4 31
4 34
4 35
4 36
4 33
4 31
4 23
4 24
3 66:
i 64
3 oi
3 63
3 tS
4 D9i
3 til
3 61)
3 56
3 691
3 63
3 79
I
3 73
3 71
3 74
3 64
2 91
3 02
2 97
2 93
3 04
3 04
3 S
3 93
3 86
3 83
3 8j
3 86
3 021 3 131 3 M
4 Do
4 201
4 161 3 70
4 10 3 67
3 69
3 26
S 66
3 64
3 691 3 61
4 15
4 61
4 13
4 16
3 73
3 71
3 65
3 65
3 64
3 (')
3 64
3 52,
3 63
3 63
3 131 3 85
3 14 3 84
3 79
3 18 3 77
3 30
3 32 I 7$
3 191 J 16
3 201 3 70
3 23 3 70
3 m
3 261 3 ot
3 271
3 13 3 62
3 25 3 50
3 26 3 49
InritrnfH Aunrlnv.
The official number of cars ' of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Road. Cattle. Hogs.Shecp.II'ses.
.! DC OI. I-,..... ,, O A ,.
Missouri Pacific 6 ..
Union Pacific 68 13 2
C. & N. W 13 .. 1
F., E. & M. V 66 17 4
C, St. P.. M. & O.. .. 4 .. 1
B. & M.i it. R. R.... 6$ 16 40
C B. & Q 4 5
K. C. Sc. St. J 1
U., R. I & P., east... 2 15
C. It. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 200
93
45
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
uuycrs. cattle. Hogs. Bhcep.
90
Omaha Packing Co 487 1,178
u. it. tinmmona co t2 ....
Swift and Company 649 1,046
Cudahy Packing Co S3J 2,957
Armour & Co 627 898
R. Becker & Degan 155 ....
Vansaut & Co 42,1 ....
3. L. Carey 245
Lobman & Co 152 ....
W. I. Stephen lis
Benton & Underwood.... 257 ....
Livingstone & Schallcr.. 219 ....
Dennis & Co 61 ....
B. F. Hobblck 48
Hamilton & R 86
L. F. Husz 33
Other buyers,, 825 ....
108
1,085
97
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Today's state
input of the treasury balances In the gen
erul fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 cold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available casn balances, itj,uy a-i;
eold. S101.9ri.4S5.
National uana notes received tooay tor
redemption, jhz.hw government receipts
from Internal revenue. $629,3S7; customs.
$1,156,747; miscellaneous, ws.twf; cxpenai
tures,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23. COTTON Stiot.
closed quiet; middling uplands, 8c; mid
dling gulf, 8c; sales, 1,206 bales. Futures
closed barely steady; October, 7.77c; No
vember. 7,77c; December, 7.82c; January,
7.81c; February, 7.75c; April, 7.74c J May,
7.74c; June, 7.71c; July, 7.70c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-COTTON-Stendy
sales, 475 bales; ordinary, 615-16c;
good ordinary, uc; low miaaung, i i-ino;
middling. 7!ic: good middling. 84c: mid
dling fair, 8c; receipts, 18.530 bales; stock,
160.342 bales. Futures steady; October, 7.68
(i7.C9(r; November, 7.6Kg7.62c; December,
T.GCKfj 7.61c; January, 7.60c; February,' 7.57jj
7.68c; March, 7.66ff7.57c; April, 7.657,57c;
May, 7.&t)'tti.tHC.
St. LOUIS, Oct. 23,-COTTON-Qulet:
sales, 100 bales; middling, 8c: receipts, 7,000
bales; shipments, 7,710 bales; stock, 36,482
bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 23. COTTON-Steady
at 8tc. .
DIVEHPOOLi, Oct. 23. L'OnUW-Spot,
small business; prices firm; American mid
dling, 4d; the sales of the day were 6,000
bales, of wntcn &uu were ror speculation
and export and Included 6,600 American;
receipts. 4.000 bales, including 3,ooo Amer
ican. Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet; American middling, g. o. c, Octobor,
4 S0-6IG4 31-6ld, sellers: October, and No
vember, 4 20-6404 21-6ld, sellers; November
nnd December, 4 17-64d, sellers; December
and January, 4 16-64d. sellers: January and
February, 4 l5-6ld, buyers; February and
March. 4 15-C1d, sellers; March and April,
4 15-ftl4t4 lO-ftld. sellers; , April and May,
i 14.R4d. buvers: Alav and June. 4 H.rtlil.
buyers; Juno and July, 4 13-614 14-64(1, buy
ers; juiy nnu aubusi, ij-Ditat n-wu,
sellers.
Nnunr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-SUGAR-Raw,
firm: fair refining, 3c: centrifugal, 96 test.
strong 3c. Molnsses sugar, 34c;
refined, steaay; No. u. i.wjc; no. 7, 4.40c;
No. 8. 4.S0c: No. 9, 4.25c; No. 10. 4.20c; No.
il, 4.15c; No. 12, 4.15c; No. 13, 4.06c; No.
14, 4.05c; standard A, 4.90c; confectioners'
A, 4.90c; mould A, 5.45c: cut loaf, 5.60c;
crushed, 5. COc; powdered, 6.20c; granulated,
b.lOc: cubes, t5,35c.
i.onuon. oct. 23. auuAit iieet. active.
6s 64d.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-BUOAR
Steady; open kettle, 3i4c: centrifugal
yellow, 3c: seconds. 243c. Molasses,
nominal; centrifugal, 7ftl2c. Syrup, 2Si?31c.
.. 12,400
Total 6,300 6,079 13,780
CATTLE The supply of cattle In sight
this morning was again ot liberal propor
tions, as the table of receipts abovo will
show. The market was a little late in
getting started, owing to the late arrival
of some of the trains, and also to the
fact that considerable sorting had to be
done. When the cattle did begin to move
toward the scales It was found that Just
about steady prices were being paid for
desirable grades.
There were not very many cornfed steers
included in tho receipts this morning and
anything good sold without dlillculty at
good, steady prices. The common kinds
and warmed-up stuff were of courso
neglected and hard to sell, the same as haa
been the case for some time past.
The liberal run of cows and heifers
made buyers a little slow about starting
In and In a good many cases they tried to
pet .them a little lower. Desirable grades,
however, sold Just about steady, but the
market was none too active. The feeling
was undoubtedly .weak on the commoner
kinds and In some cases sellers thought
they did not get quite steady prices.
There was not enough change In tho
prices paid for bulls, calves and stags to
be worthy of mention.
Although there were a good many stock
ers and feeders on snls this morning, the
demand was sufficient to take the better
grades at steady to strong prices. Tho
choice heavy cattle In particular sold at
good, strong prices. As high as $4.75 was
paid this morning, which looked higher
than the same kind have been selling for.
Choice lightweight cattle sold fully steady,
but common stuff of all weights was
neglected.
Western beef steers were In good request
this morning at steady prices, but common
kinds were rather slow sale. Strictly
choice westerns seem to be rather scarce
on this market. Grass cows sold at prac
tically steady prices where they were of
good quality and other kinds were slow
and perhaps a little weak. Choice stockers
and feeders sold readily at steady to strong
prices and common stuff was slow, but
about steady. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
17
1 ,
1
Av.
.1062
.1000
.1250
Pr. No.
4 85 19...,
6 00 M...
6 60 19...
COWS.
Av.
.1150
.1209
.1665
Pr.
6 85
6 85
6 25
2 910 2 00 17 936 2 60
12 793 2 10 3 1060 2 70
2 940 2 15 1 900 2 75
8 747 2 40 3 920 3 40
1 840 2 60 3 ,...1033 3 6)
1 1140 2 66 1 1270 3 75
1 910 2 65
HEIFERS.
10 682 3 40 2 470 3 60
BULLS.
1 1300 2 35 1 1320 2 CO
STOCK CALVES.
1 v 420 3 00 17 296 3 35
1 440 3 20 13 222 3 80
2 :.. 400 3 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
1....
750
. 860
.1310
.1018
. 780
. 800
. 160
2 00
2 25
2 60
2 75
2 75
2 70
8..
14
1
24
1
9.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK'. Oct. 21.-DRY GOODS The
general demand has been moderate today
for cotton goods. Sellers have no difficulty
In securing fully previous prices for brown,
bleached und coarse colored cotton or for
prints and ginghams. Print cloths firm;
fair sales of narrow odds. Men's wenr
woolens nnd worsteds Inactive, prices un
changed. Woolen nnd worsted dress goods
quiet.
Evaporated and Dried Frattn.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The volume of
business In the murket for evnporated np
ples reached moderate proportion. Common
to good, 6fl84o: choice. 9a; fancy, 9Vil24c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-lnoo-tlve.
Prunes. 3!b.Jo. Apricots. 84yi3c;
Moor Park, Mj12o. Peaches, peeled, 11
ISc; unpeeled, 8894c
Wool Market.
ST. IX)U1S, Oct. 23.-WOOL Easy hut
unchanged: little demand; medium grades,
144il7c; light fine, 12ftl44c; heavy fine, 94
114c; tub washed, 20324c
2 heifers... 625
1 heifer.... 620
7 feeders., 945
14 feeders.. 997
15 feeders.. 689
2 feeders.. MX)
9 feeders.. 850
2 feeders,. 895 3 35
3 feeders.. 790 3 33
6 feederb.,1030 3 60
11 feeders,, 1030 3 65
2 feeders., 1190 2 10
3 steers.,.. 840 3 20
1 steer 1150 3 25
8 cows 1006 2 (6
1 COW 1260 2 (5
2 cows 1180 2 83
1 cow 900 2 25
19 feeders,, 671 2 70
9 feeders.. 660 3 00
21 feeders., 840 3 40
14 feeders.. 926 3 40
3 COWS 1026 3 00
24 feeders.. 847 3 60
16 feeders.. 906 3 00
1 bull. 970 2 75
6 feeders.. 1020 3 60
2 feeders.. 8S5 3 46
3 feeders.. S00 2 65
6 feeders.. 1030 3 65
6 COWS..,.. 1025 2 85
17 feeders.. 686 3 25
6 feeders, .1130 2 00
4 cows 1165 2 65
3 COWS 1060 3 25
60 cows,. ...1102 3 75
19 cows 785 3 15
CALVES.
4 00 1....
NEBRASKA,
2 75
2 75
3 40
3 25
3 60
2 60
3 60
.1050
635
, 790
, 797
, 470
, 940
2 SO
2 95
3 25
3 63
3 60
3 70
80 4 00
. 660
. 710
.1040
87i
425
3 steers.,
1 steer,.,
1 feeder.
1 heifer..
2 heifers.
3 heifers... 193
2 calves, ,. 110
2 calves... 165
3 calves... 220
1 bull 990
1 bull 1280
1 bull 1110
1 bull 1070
15 cows 993
1 cow 11C0
1 COW 950
6 CQWS
44 feeders.,
2 feeders,,
ft feeders.,
3 feeders,. 840
a cows 93
30 cows 9F0
63 feeders,. 826
1 bull 6.0
25 feeders.. 812
8 feeders.. 945
2 cows 860
9 cows 972
4 cows 915
29 cows 650
6 heifers... 626
5 cows 113?
878
591
665
600
2 60
2 60
3 00
2 90
3 40
2 75
4 25
4 00
4 25
2 20
2 20
2 15
2 60
2 5
2 85
2 5
2 25
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 40
3 00
2 ?5
3 00
2 75
3 65
3 60
3 10
3 40
2 JO
2 30
2 60
3 10
1 95
2 80
2 M
2 85
20 steer 1065
23 feeders.. 964
69 steers..,, 843
84 feeders., 1076
127 feeders. 1060
P,
1 cow Sto
19 cows 907
14 cows 950
25 cows 1000
16 COWS 922
43 cows 1025
COLORADO.
4 15 60 COWS,
3 40
WYOMING.
2 85 22 COWS 1060
3 60 19 cows 1020
3 60 11 cows 1060 3 10
H. King-Neb.
1 75 6 cows 1000 2 50
1 75 1 steer 650 2 60
3 20
972 2 85
2 90
: 65
C. C. Mulloy-Neb
7 feeders,, 1074
4 cows 925 1 75
8 cowa 1012 1 75
Jones t Jones 9. D.
14 steers.. ..1237 4 00 1 bull 710 2 75
1 ateer 670 2 75 1 bull 1370 2 10
4 cows 1110 2 85 1 bull 1210 2 10
M J, Gray Idaho.
143 feeders. 990 S 80 10 feeders., 1003 3 25
J. Klmmons Wyo.
2S steers.. ,,1169 4 65 2 bulls 1425-2 20
2 steers. ...12M S 90 19 cows 1035 3 25
W. C. Jones-8. D.
steers, ...1160 4 00 2 cows 945, 2 60
1 ateer 1160 3 25 11 cows 1096 3 35
Casper Fox Wyo.
19 feeders.. 963 4 15 2 hlfri...l080 3 65
2 feeders. .1165 3 69
S. Dwinetle Wyo.
2$ steer 1226 4 20 V) COW 10o9
Dan Egan Neb.
13 feeders.. 934 3 65 7 cows 1006
3 cows 846 i w m cows sua
James Allen Wyo.
5 cows 1026 3 30 10 steers.. .,1193
3 COWS. ... 926 3 00 6 cows 1010
Stewart & P. Colo.
93 feeders.. 1023 3 65 5 steers,. ..1144
6 feeders.. 1021 aw cows.,,., s
Georce Rover 8. D.
II steers,. ..1031 3 i& 6 feeders.. 975
4 steers., ,.i s 70 iceucrs..juia
8 steers.. ..1235 3 75
It. L. Stevens Wyo.
26 feeders.. 976 3 60 14'cows 109S
9 steers,, .. lists -i cows iu,j
J. A. Shaffer Wyo.
15 steers.. ,.1136 4 00 22 steers. ...1079
M. Hlcox Neb,
3 40
2 61)
2 85
4 40
2 70
3 25
2 25
3 25
3 65
2 85
3 20
3S5
6 cows..
12 cows 1066 2 75
Sterling Wyo.
3 steers.. ,.1080
6 steers.. ,.1213
Douglas Wyo.
6 steers.. ,.1302
4 63
I 65
4 75
lte:
W.
12) steers.. ..1253 4
2 COWB 1110 3 60
Sallshury &
1 steer.. ...1260 4 65
30 steers.. ..1297 4 65
24 steers.. ..1223 4 i
1) feeders. .1060 I 20
A. & O. C.
S Btecrs. ..1312 1 75
3 steers.. ..1350 4 ,0
A. W. Thodc Neb.
47 steers... .1257 4 30
J. 11. White Neb.
62 steers.. ..1224 4 25 ,
O. Uiwrence Neb.
13 feeders.. 10S5 3 40 4 feeders.. 1025 3 40
R. P. Allcn-Wyo.
46 feeders.. 1072 4 25
William Hook-Neb.
13 feeders.. 1033 3 60 1 feeder... 1230 3 6)
1 feeder... 950 3 00 1 feeder.. .1000 3 00
lbull 1100 2 25 1 feeder... 870 3 CO
1 bull.,. ...KW 2 35 2 COWS m 2 95
1 bull 1100 2 25 1 bull 1010 2 33
W. L. Clay Wyo.
24 feeders. .1022 4 ( 2 feeders.. 1110 4 65
T McKlnzle Wyo.
1 steer.... .1200 4 25 17 steers.. ..1241 4 25
Neffy Bros. Wyo.
37 steers.. ..1249 4 60 1 steer 1530 4 CO
1 steer 1140 4 60
W. W. Fecvell-Wyo.
8 feeders.. 1166 4 20
C. Hill-Wyo.
12 steers.. ..1200 4 00
HOGS Tho fresh receipts of hogs this
morning were fairly liberal, though not
quite as many arrived as wero on sale
yesterday. The market opened about
.Heady with yesterday's close, with thu
bulk selling nt right nround $6. Packers,
however, did not bid those prices trcely
owing to the fuct that they received un
favorable reports from Chicago, where tho
bulk was quoted from $3.S5 to $6.05. with
30,000 or. sale. . Before half of tho hogs had
changed hands hero tho mnrket weakened
and buyers were only offering about 16.95.
Sellers were holding for the morning b.d,
and as 11 result vefy llttlo was dune lor
a time.
Packers finally raised their bids a llttlo
and paid right arnuld $5,974 for what was
left. The better loads sold as high ns $6
nnd the commoner ones went nt $3.95. Tho
close, then, was a good 24c lower thnn tho
opening, nnd the general market 24ft6c
lower than yesterday's average Repre
sentative sal-is:
Sh. Pr. No. Av,
64 286
No. Av.
37 142
25 314
27 312
32 285
23 256
39.. 1... 207
68 221
43 236
6S 254
70 253
73 214
37 277
as 229
15 380
64 224
89 172
89 172
82 235
61 251
69 246
61 219
79 248
.263
.272
.258
.273
.288
....249
....279
....262
....290
....235
....266
46
63...
69...
61...
68...
71...
67...
63..
77..
63..
56...
61...
66...
67...
62...
67...
71...
67...
64...
63...
62...
68...
67..
64...
42. .
,..289
,..295
,..252
,..311
...268
..190
..256
..311
..243
..248
...258
...201
..279
SO
40
SO
280
1C0
2S0
240
40
'so
ii
200
W)
so
120
so
so
so
so
so
so
40
400
120
220
80
40
40
80
120
'so
80
80
2U0
200
80
80
120
120
Pr.
5 60
6 90
6 90
5 90
5 90
6 924
6 95
5 95
6 95
6 95
6 95
5 95
6 95
6 95
5 95
5 93
5 93
5 974
6 974
6 974
6 974
6 974
5 974
6 97
6 974
5 97
6 974
5 97(4
6 974
8 97
5 974
5 97
6 974
6 974
5 97 4
6 974
6 974
6 974
5 974
6 974
5 974
5 97
6 974
6 00
COO
6 00
6 00
67
S6.
CO.
45.
73.
61.
68.
48.
63.
48.
70.
68.
71.
61.
62.
61.
75.
51.
73.
79.
,238
,228
....300
....316
....251
....297
....293
....230
....321
....322
.....300
.....262
.....256
....2S0
....263
....283
....253
....320
....232
!13
Sh.
80
160
120
160
91 216
61...
63...
65...
78...
78...
63...
81...
61...
73.
.259
.2da
.263
.205
.225
.250
.232
.283
.230
56 266
45 341
48 233
S2 232
43 283
77 253
79 182
66 29t.
..238
..231
..344
..276
..800
..313
.'.314
;o.
66..
30..
63..
37..
33..
43..
160
160
240
200
80
40
40
80
200
280
40
120
160
80
220
200
160
160
2S0
80
160
SO
80
120
'40
so
160
200
40
160
280
Pr.
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 W
6 00
6 00
C 0U
6 00
6 (O
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
00
6 00
6 W
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 ft)
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
c 00
6 00
6 024
6 024
6 024
6 024
6JD24
6 024
6 02
6 05
6 05
6 10
6 10
6 15
6 10
6 20
SHEEP RecelDts of sheen and lambs to
day wero libel al, but the bulk of tho offer
ings was composed of feeders. Packers did
not take hold any too well this morning, as
they claimed prices wero too high at this
point In comparison with other markets.
They, howevet, failed to break prices vory
much, and the situation on both fat sheep
and lambs could probably best bo described
by calling It slow and weak.
Feeder buyers, however, wero nil anxious
for supplies, and lambs In particular, sold
nt good prices. An high as $4 and $1.05 was
Eald this morning, which looked considerab
ly higher than the same kind have been
bringing of late. Feeder wethers also sold
at steady to strong prices.
Quotations: Choice yearlings, $3.60?3.C5;
fair to good, $3.3533.50; choice wethers,
$3.SOtT3.50; ff.lr to good wethers, I3.1OS3.S0;
choice ewes, $2.853.10; fair to good ewes,
$2.252.76; choice spring lambs, $4.3004.60;
fair to good spring lambs, $4,0004.60;
teodcr wethers, $2,9013.23; feeder lambs,
$3.604.0C. Representative sales:
No.
6 cull wethers,.
12 western ewes
1 buck
2 ewes
1 owe
72 western wethers.. ....
622 western wethers
62 western wethers
280 feeder wethers
265 western wethers
222 feeder wethers
1671 feeder lambs
31 native lambs
03 native lambs
60 native lambs
107 western lambs
261 Mexican ewes
229 Mexican wethers
241 feeder ewes
3. feeder lambs
feeder wethers
feeder wethers
feeder wethers
feeder wethers
feeder wethers
280 feeder wethers
1,927 feeder wethers
54 feeder lambs
27
205
2S0
250
38
Av.
78
91
16J
103
70
93
63
93
84
96
108
62
75
6S
76
81
70
75
80
40
76
94
83
91
82
, 82
, 82
47
Pr.
2 50
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 15
3 15
3 26
3 35
3 35
3 50
4 00
4 15
4 15
4 40
4 60
3 00
3 15
2 25
2 75
3 25
3 30
.1 30
3 30.
3 30
3 30
3 30
3 75
era, $3.2573.75; western wethera. $.1.2ja3.t!0;
ewes, $2,7o(f'A35; feeders, $2.5lW.25i Blockers,
$1. 60ft 2.50.
Ncrr York Live Stock Market,
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-CATTLE-Uc-celpts,
2,113 head: steers steady; good
steers, firm: bulls nnd enwx. lower: stoer.i.
$3.804.05; cows, $l,50tfjr3.10. Cables quote
iivo enme at n?4STiiliC, (irest-eu wcigiu; re
frigerator beef, 8i$jSCj shipments, 2,316
quarters of beef.
CALVES-Recclpts. 2,310 heads steady:
venls. $4.60J18.5o; little calves. $3.00tf4.00;
grassers. $2.7S3.25; westerns, $3.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts, 13,390
head: sheen, dull and easier: lambs. 15o
lower: sheep. $2.00413.30; culls, $1.50; lambs,
$1.00510, mainly $4.25fj5.oo; culls, $3.00jJ3.to;
Canadian lambs, $I.S0(ii5.10.
HOOS-Hccollits, 6,686 bead; firm nt $6.50
u.60 for stato hogs; western, $6.l5ft$.2i.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAItKET.
Cattle Slow, Hob Close Weak and
Slice 11 Loirer.
futrnn nni 11 r a TTrr-n.tni.
18,000 head. Including" 3,000 Tcxans; slow and"
steady to lower: good to jirime steers, $6.20
6,80; poor to medium. $5.75j3.90; stockers
and feeders. $2.254.25; cows, $1.254.60;
heifers, $2.60j?5.00: dinners, $1.252.25; bulls,
$1.754.60; calves, $3.00J6,25: Texas steers,
i.ewwi.wj; western steers, jj.wiu.i.
HOGS Rcrelpts tomorrow, 27,000 head,
estimated; left over, 3,000 head: mar
ket opened steady to strong; closed weak:
mixed and butchers, $5,90ffi.CO; good to
choice heavy, $5,5U6.65; rough heavy, $5,60
415.90; light, $5,85$)ti,10; hulk of sales, $5.90
tf6.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.000
head; sheep lOfilDc lower: lambs lOfil&a
lower: good to choice, wethers. $3.40fr3.60:
fair to choice mixed, $2.9USi3.40; western
sheep, $3.0033.40: nntlvo lambs, $2,5034.75;
western InmbB, $3.25if?4,40.
Otllclnl yesterday: Receipts Cattle, 9,887;
hogs, 28,892; sheep. 21,972. Shipments Cat
tle, 2,877; hogs, 2,751; sheep, 4,204.
St. Louie Live Hloek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-CATTLB Receipts,
6.700 head. Including 2,600 Texans: market
steady; natlvo shipping and export steers,
$0, 25 6.70. nutsldo for fancy; dressed beef
grades, $4.86.10; steers under l.om lbs.,
$3.004tfi.25: Blockers and feeders, $2,25i-20;
cows und heifers. $2.20fll.40; canners, $1.60
02.25; hulls. $2.15(03.25; Texas and Indian
Ktoors, $2,40f(4.25; cows and heifers, $2.00
3.15. .
HOOS-Rccclpts, 9,000 head! market
0.00: packers, $5.906.10; butcher", $0,lO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.900
head; murket steady: native muttons $2.i5
473.40: lambs, $3.75fc(.S5; cu Is and bucks,
$l.n0fr2.25; stockers und feeders, $l,7oJ2.25;
Texas sheep, $3
K nn una City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 23.-CATTI.E-Re-celpts,
13,000 head nut ves, 1.000 Texans,
l.OOo head calves. Choice cornfed cattle,
r..Mii,. iiiMmr- nthnrs steady to 10a lower:
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.80
5(6.60; fair to good, $1. 80-96.70; stockers and
feeders, $2.60'S4.00; western fed steers, $1.(6
5(6.20; western range oieer, i..ati,iu, or
alis and Indians, $2.60i3.76: Texus rows,
$2,1512.95; natlvo cows. $2.764.00: heifers.
$2,7546.35; cunners. $l,60fr3.70; bulls, $2.25
HOGS Receipts, 15,000 head; market 15W
20c lower; ton, $6.20; bulk of sales, $5.76W
6.75; heavy, $6.1518.20; mixed packers, $3.15
6.20: light, $5.Mil.05: plgs.$4.S05.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts, 0 000
head: market steady; native lambs, $.C0
t.75; western lamos, j.if''t-w; nuuvu wuiu-
St. Joaeph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 2.1.-CATTI,E-Re-celpts,
2.700 head; market active and strong
to 10c lilgher on good corn beeves; Texans
slow but stendy: natives, $2.90jt.uO; Texans,
and westerns, $2,7516.00: cows and heifers,
$1.35tfr6.W: bulls and stags, $2. 00 1.65: stock
ers nnd feeders, $1.4iff l.'JO; yearlings and
calves. $3.00713.99: Venls, $3.2.Vrf6.25.
HOGS Receipts, 7,0u head: market lfiif
25a lower; pigs steady; light nnd light
mixed. $3.SW!'6.074; medium nnd henvy,
$5.P24'if.20; plcM, $.50?l6.tO; bulk, $5.93jji.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,800
head; market strong to a shade higher;
lambs, $3.8.Vff4.7S: yearlings, $3.203.7.i;
wethers, $3.Wf3.75; cwch, $2.75i?3.25.
1
Slock In SIshL
The following table shows tho receipts of
cnttic, nogs nnu sheep at tne nvo principal
ra
stock markets for October 23!
Cnltle. lines. Sheen.
... 6,113 6,36) 12,030
.. .18,000 27,000 2.'0)
...14.000 16.000 6.000
... 6,700 9,000 1.9 0
... 2,700 7.0W 3.S00
South Omaha .
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Ixiuls
St, Joseph
Totals
.46,513 61,360 25,730
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio. weak: No. 7, Invoice, 7c. Mild, quiet:
Cordova. 74rilc. Values lower today and
the market lively. The mnrket opened at a
decline of 20Jj30 points under nn avalnnoho
nf selling orders from everywhere, follow
ing rumors to the effect thatraln was re
ported In tho Argentines nnd would soon
reach Brazil. On very aggressive hear
hammering prices sngged further and the
final phases of the market wero Irregular,
with tho closo weak In tono at a net lors
of 331745 points. Brazilian receipts, which
wero heavy, helped weaken the local mar
ket. Sales wero 31,000 bags. I'p to noon
they wero 68,000 nnd total transactions
renched the enormous totnl of 1S0.230 bags,
Including Novcmbor nt 11.300; ueccmncr,
6.26156.50c; January. 6.45j65c: tebruary,
6.60c; Mnrch, 6.63!7i.75c: April, 6.75(1 6.8.c;
May, fi.70flfi.95c: June. 6.95c; July. 6.954j7.10c;
AllgUSl, I, V3U; DClUCIIluur, l.iwihcvi;
Oil nnd lloaln,
OIL CITY, Oct. 23. OIL Credit balances.
$1.30; certificates, no bid; shipments, 117,'i;9
bbls.; average, 99.093 bbls.; runs, 99,533 bbls.;
average, 80.917 bbls.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-OIL-Cottonscrd,
dull; prlmo yellow, 40c. Petroleum, dull:
refined, New York. $7.63: Philadelphia and
Baltimore. $7.60; Philadelphia and Balti
more, In bulk, $5. Rosin, steady: strained,
common to good. $1.424L46. Turpentine,
stendy. 3S43'Jc. .
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 23.-OII-Cotton-ctd.
Hull refined, spot, quiet, 22s 6d. Turpentlno
spirits, firm, 27s Gd. Rosin, common,
steadv, 4s 14d. Linseed, tlrm. 33s.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 23.-Turpcntlne, firm.
361j364c. Rosin, firm and unchanged.
HILL'S CAR SAVES MANY LIVES
Steel Bnllt I'alnce Takes llrnnt ot
Collision Engine Crev
Are Killed.
LARIMORE, N. D., Oct. 23. At 5 o'clock
this morning a light engine coming east
ran into tho rear end of the Orent North
ern eastbound flyer, killing Fireman W. B.
Josselyn and Drakeman Claude Whtttaker
and breaking one nf Engineer Tuoiuas
Doan'e legs. The wounded were taken to
Grand Forks.
Prosldcnt J. J. Hill's private car was on
tho rear of the train, occupied by tho por
ter, who was slightly injured. This car ts
built of steel, made to withstand wrecks
and was but slightly damaged. Had this
car not been on the rear of, tho train
many lives might have been' lost. Con
ductor Drtscoll enys tho crew on tho light
engine did not heed a signal to atop.
Low Prlcee for Horsed at Pleree,
PIERRE, S. D., Oct. 23. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho October horso salo, whllo It
brought a number of buyers, did not show
any fancy sales. Prices wero low nnd
thoeo who bad good, broken horses for salo
kept them off the market. Two hundred
light horses wero disposed of at low prices.
Marring Lleenaea.
Tim following marrlaeo licenses
granted yesterday:
Namo and Residence.
Henry Swnnson, Omaha .-. ,
Lsmma uurnaa, umanu
Esburn Wheeler, Stella
Minnie M. Blocum, Hteiin
Edward E. Hartsook, Greenwood
Edna B. Devoi, ureenwooa
John E. Wlcdeman, Greenwood
Mary Schterbaum, Greenwood
Daniel W. Klngery, Omnha
Ogatha is. Stun, omnna ,
Ago.
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CALIFORNIA
The n.alnt old mission towns and the
lovoly seaside resorts of Southern
California are
VISITED IS VIS II Y VKAIl
by thousands of tourists who travel
OVER TIIIO U.MO.N PACIFIC
because it Is the best and quickest
route.- In addition to the Pullman
Palace Sleepers the UNION PACIFIC
runs Pullman ordinary sleepers every
day,
LKAV1NG OMAHA AT 4123 P. M.
Theso ordinary cars are personally
conducted every Wednesday and Fri
day. A Pullman ordinary sleeper
also leaves Omaha every Tuesday
at 11:36 p. m. for Los Angeles.
For full Information call at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1:124 KARNAM STREET.
Telephone 310.
Last Chance
$18.75
Buffalo and Return
Home-Seekers' Excursions
On aale 1st and 3d Tuesday ot each Month.
Tourist Rates on tale DAILY to all sum
mer resorts, allowing stop-overs at Detroit,
Niagara Fuiis, Buffalo and other polnu.
For rates, lake trips, Pan-American do
ecrlptive matter and nil Information call
St CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1415 FAHNA&f
STREET (Paxton Hotel Block) or write
HARltY E. MOORES. U. A. P. D.. Omaha,
Nob.
irmpkaat 108V.
Boyd Commission Go
8ucceiaort to James K. BeyiJ A Co.,
OMAHA, NBff.
COMMISSION
CHAIN, PnOVIHIO.KI AND STOCKS,
art mt Trade 1141a.
Direct wires to Chicago and New Totfc