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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trading Tairlj irtlf And Iilr TricM
lr tli Bile.
CSRN, OATS AND PROVISIONS ARE HIGHER
Weather Condition Fall 4a Kff
Wkt Dona. Which Close
troas at Aboat Highest
Palat at DAy.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Tradlng w fairly
active on the Board of Traoe today and
higher price were the rule, December
wheat closing S'(c higher. Deeemoer corn
up 1H14)C, with oata ('0Sc higher. Jan
uary provlalona closed inan'rtv to l-c hlgner.
Although the weather u agalnat higher
prices In wheat, being very favorable lor
movement, there waa a atrong upward ten
dency to the market and the close waa
atrong at about the highest point of the
day. The Btringth of the northwestern
market waa the principal cause for the
bullish feeling, although recelpta were com
paratively email. Buying waa general
throughout the day, with a particularly
stood demand for May. December opened
Unchanged to He higher at 70"ftiO'4,c. There
waa a gradual advance as the session pro
gressed, with one or two alight reaction,
until 11o had been reached. The close
na-tt hiaher at 714t4i 714c. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to fcw.ouo
uuahela. Primary receipts were 1,1Z4,0
bushels, agalnat 835,000 bushels a year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported recelpta
of 666 cam, which with local receipts of 95
cars and 3 of contract grade made the total
recelpta for the three point of 761 cars,
agalnat US cars last week and 681 cara a
1 vear ago.
Higher cables caused a strong opening In
,corn and the market was atrong throughout
the entire session, although on the advance
free selling by locale brought rfbont a
. alight decline. The reaction waa only tem
porary, however, and with good buying
again late In the day the close was strong
and higher. Covering by shorts waa one of
the principal featiirea of trading, It being
raid that about 1,500,(100 bushels were taken
by one prominent local. December opened
MlHc to H&Hc higher at 48HW47Ac. on
aood demanu the price went up to 49Vc,
when a reaction to ISHfc occurred, but
later there waa another rally and the cloae
waa at the ton ftaure of the day at 4Jt4c.
with a gain of IHtflHc. Iocal receipts
were 306 cars, with 29 cara of contract
e-rade.
Oats opened about steady In sympathy
with other g-ains, wun consiaeraoia sell
ing at the atari. Covering by shorts and
advance In corn aoon caused a rally, i ran
ins was llarht. The cloae was firm. Decern
tier nn Vffifec at 3144c. after selling between
Wo and tl&36c. Local receipt were 188
care.
, Provlalona opened easy on lower prlcea
for hoga and Increased receipts at the
yards. Brokers were on the market for
January and May stuff, and this, together
with commission house buying, caused a
atrong feeling, -the close being firm. Jan
uary pork closed 12Hc higher at tl5.H0, Jan
uary lard was 7Hc higher at 89.06, while
rlba were rV3-7He higher at 88.32Has.88.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
(n cars; corn, 215 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs,
26,iO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
3s M, with spot at f r2H and futures at 52
An 9d. The figures of domestic production
for the month of September shows 26. 78
ton, against 2I.&M) ton In IM. The produc
tlon for the nine months of the current
f ear was also In excess of the correspond
ng period last yesr. the figures being 21,
2M ton, compared with W.nl ton. Not
withstanding these figures the local market
was steady. There was a of 1"M.
pounds of electrolvtlo reported at 811 45 for
October delivery, but otherwise the msrhet
was. dull, with lake at I1I.6U& ll.Tn, standard
at '.Hn'all.n. electrolytic at 8U-4vijll.&n and
casting at 811 .fcxtj 11.4n. Tin lost tm t In
I,ondon, spot closing at 116 10a and future
at 116K'sBd. Local prices also v.T a
trifle easier, spot c losing at 8 6or26.ft5
Lead In London waa Is 3d lower, closing at
10 1.1a 9d, while New York remained quiet
and unchanged at 84.12H. Spelter was dull
here and onchanged at 8S..'i0, and In Ion
don at 19 6s There wa a ellKht decline
In the English Iron mnrketa, Glasgow clos
ing at fcis 6d and Mlddlesborough at 62s
loHd. Iron locally waa steady and un
changed. Warrant continued nominal- No.
1 foundry, northern, la quoted nt 823. nV0
16.00; No. 2 foundry, northern. $22 OOrg 23.00;
No. 1 foundry, southern, J-'2.""S--0j NO. 1
foundry, southern soft, 22.0ufu 23.00.
freeh western, rwrtatfcc. r loss off : ' fresh
southwestern, Oii2?4jc, loeantT; fresh south
ern, Ilft-JZc, loss Off.
CHKKflK-Steadv: New York full cream.
prime, small, 12V; New Ynrk full creams.
feir to good, small. ll12Hc: isew lor.
full creams, prime, larxe. 12c; New York
full creams, fair to good, large, UVffHV:.
OMAHA
WHOLES A LB
MARKKT9.
Wheat
Oct.
Dec.
May
Corn
Oct.
,', Dec.
May
Oats
Oct.
a Dec.
May
Fork
Oct.
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct.
Jan.
May
Jtlbs
Oct.
Jan. -
69H 7014 694 7
7(V'4 71H 70 7
72&72V 73 78
6W,S!l 69H 64
4(H'ffH 40H 48H
42ft& . H 42V4 4
80 30 80
31 31,fH 81
NW KH, 31
17 09 IT 00 17 00
15 16 80 16 60
14 82H 14 W 14 T?H
10 70 10 87V, 10 47H
8 96 06 8 85
8 40 8 4&. 8 87H
11 60 11 60 11 60
3 26 8 85 126
I
'OHUVi!
iH 70f1
73 72&72H
69H 6H
4Hi48i&,
4 . 42
807,1
31;813Hi
82H81HS3J
17 00
16 80
14 80
10 8TH
I 46
11 60
86
16 00
16 7'i
14 8B
10 7?H
8 97H
40
11 60
8 27H
No. 8. a New
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market steady: winter patents.
'23 40-83.60; straights. I3.10&3.SO; ckara. 82.70
4i3. wi; spring specials, 14.204.80; patents,
83.40Ff3.70: stralaht. 82.80&3.2O. .
WHKAT No. I spring, 71($72c; No. t, 68c;
jno. i rea, tKH4r iwc.
CORN No. 2. 694c, No. 1 yellow, 62c.
OAT8 No. J. J7V4c; No. 8 white, 33c.
RYE No. 2, 49c.
, BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 6255c.
' 8FED6-N0. 1 flax., 81.22; No. 1 north-
CoHdltloa mt Trade an Claolatlona
Staple aad Faaey Prodaee.
EOO Candled stock. 20c.
LIVrE POULTRY Hens, 7Hcj roosters,
according to age, iQoc; turkey, lie; docks,
!c: geese, 54tc; spring chickens, per lb.,
.
BUTTER Packing stock, 16c; choice
dairy. In tubs. lSflWc: separator. I425c.
FRESH CAl'OHT FI8H-Trout. 11c: her
ring. 7c; pickerel, 8c; pike, 10c; perch, 6e;
buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh, 8c; bluefln.
8c; whltertsh, loc; salmon, 16c; haddock, lid
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb., 80c; lobsters, greer., per lb., 28c;
bullheads, 10c; cattish, 13c; black bass, 20c;
halibut, lie.
CORN 68c. y
OATfl 3c
BRAN Per ton. 812.60.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealers' association: Choice No.
1 upland. 89: No. 1 medium. 88.60; No. 1
coarse, 88. Rye straw, 87,- These price are
for hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair; recei)ta light.
OYSTERS Standard, per can, 28q; extra
selects, per can, 35c; New York counts, per
can, 42c; bulk, extra select, per gal., 11.76;
bulk, atandarda, per gal., 81.30.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Kearney, per dos.. 10
85c; Kalamasoo per dos., 25c.
POTATOES New, per bu., 25f?30c.
8WEET POTATOES Per lb.. 2c; Vir
ginia, per bbl., 83; homegrown, iper bu., 90c
a 8i.
TURNIPS Per bu., 80c.
BEETS Per basket. 40c.
GREEN CORN Per dos..
CUCUMBERS Per bu., 25c,
RADISHES Per dos., 10c.
WAX BEANS Home grown, per market
basket, 25c; atrlng bean, per market
basket. 25c.
cabbage Home ffrown. new. to.
ONIONS New home grown. In sacks, per
bu., 508B0c; Spanish, per crate,
TOMATOES Per market basket, 4&860C
NAVYJBEAN8 Per bu.. $2.16.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California, lata Salwaya, 80c;
Colorado, 765c Michigan, per bu. box,
$:.6o.
PLUMS California, oer 4-basket crate.
fr.r.cy, 81.25; California egg, per box, 81.10;
home grown, per 8-lb. basket, 16 18c; Colo
rado and Idaho, per 4-baaket crate, 80.8548
i.00. i
. PRUNES California, per box. 81; Hun
garian, 81.26: Utah, per 4-baaket crate, 90c.
PEARS Fall varieties, per box, 11.7532.00;
Bartletts, per box, 82.26.
A T 1 T TT.O n 1. I . l.k1 1 IC. tins.
82.25(9.60; Jonathans, 3.2S; New York sweet
apples or Greenings, per bbl.. 83.26.
GRAPES New York, 24c; Tokays, per
crate, 81-76.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., 86.60; per box.
82.40.
QUINCES Per box. 2160.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to sis,
82.KJi.60.
LKMONS California fancy. t4.OO04.tt.
choice. 83.&06S.75.
ORANGES Valencia. 24.60; New Ja
maica, any slse, 84.26; Mexicans, any sUe,
84.25. .
DATES Persian, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb..
6c; per case of so-ib., pkgs., 82.Z&.
PINFAPPLES Per crate. 84.26fi4.E0.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 95c;
Turausn, per so-id. box, ic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONET New - Utah, per 24-frame case,
83.60.
CIDER New York. 14.60: per H-bbl., 8X7.
HlDfciB no. l rreen, Vika; no. 2 green,
k 1 J . V . 1 1 .- fit. a. v.A m I . - J ni ,
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1214 bs.. 3Vto; No. i
veal calf, 12 to 18 lbs.; 6c; dry hides.' 8aL2c;
sheen pelt. 75c; horse hide, tl.bO&l.U).
POPCORN Pef lb.. 8c; BhelleU, 4c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
18c; hard shell, per lb., 12He; No. 2 soft
aAll rw lk IT." IMn M V. n . 4 ...11 . . . I V.
- - - " -w - . - nv. . . . - I 1. 1 1 L 1 1, y: . aw., . , . w. lti4 a .1 1. 1 1, uvi III.,
miri r. ii. to. Liuvar, coairaci graae, u.uu luc; Brain, per id., ucj niDerts, per ID., lie
, 11.15.
,i PROVISIONS Me pork, per bbl.. 817 00
fjl7.t. snort no lde(looe), 8H.209il.IO.
; Dry salted shoulders (boxed). 89 75&10.00.
'fchort clear Sides (boxed), til. 504711. 67U.
The following were the receipts and shlp-
menis 01 grata yesieraay
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu....
Rye. bu....
Barley, bu.
On the Produce exchange today the but-
Recelpts. Shipments.
.. 39.500 9,000
..1G9.5O0 121.900
..846.310 212.000
..843.7M) 71.600
.. 22,600 45,200
.116,500 19,600
ln.onds. eoft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell
per lb., lc; pecan, large, per lb., 14c;
email, per lb., 13c: oocoanuts. per dos.. 50c:
chestnut, per lb., 16c; peanuts, per lb., 6Vfcc;
rousted peanuts, per ib., 8c. '
OLD METALS A. B. Alilrn auotea tha
following prlcea: Iron, country mixed, per
ion, 111; iron, mi ova piaie, per ion, as; cop-
Cer, per lb., 8Hc; brass, heavy, per lb., 8Hc;
rasa, light, per lb., 6Hc; lead, per lb., 8c;
unc, per to.. "c; r-.inrer. per lb., S4C
St. Loals Uiaia nud-frovlaloa. "
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 15 WHEAT Hlhr
jo. i reu, can, elevator, , 70c. asked
ter market waa firm; creamery, 16HQ2SHC; track, 70V&70c; December, 10c, asked;
dairies. 15tr21c. Eggs. Arm; loss off, c-s May, 71Hc, aaked; No. 2 hard, 7172c.
returned. 20421c. Cheeae, steady. 10H CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 67c: track.
' . 1 w 1 fuciiiarr. wtiic. diq: May, sc. Did.
OATS lllrhr: No. 2 ruh. 80c: traok
WKW YORK GENERAL MARKET. ?!c. tccmbr. 29c; May, 29c; No. 2 white,
RYE Steady at 4H49c.
Toledo Urala aal Sred.
rnt.KTir n n.t iis n iii. T-otriv
ctive: strong, cash, V4c; December, 76V"';
tORN Dull and strong: December. 45c;
May, 43c.
OATH Dull and steady: December. 22c:
May. 32r bid.
HK 62c.
SEED Clover, easier: October. 86.67Wc:
January, 86.75 bid.
Mlaneapolla Wheat, Floar aad Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 15. WHEAT De
cember, ta'So: May, 7T,c: on track. No. 1
hard. 70VT No. 1 northern. 70Hc; No. 2
northern, 6Ttc
run;K-r ir.it patent. X3.8fsr3 so; second
patent. AmnX 90: first, rleara. ri.SotlJ :
econd clear. 82 . 4012.50.
BRAN In bulk. 211.71.
Daleth drain Market.
DULUTH. Oct. 16. WHEAT Cah, No.
hard. 72Ve: No. 1 northern. 71c: No. 2
northern. 62c; lecember, 68c; May, 71ViC
OATB December, 24c.
reurta Market.
at 24 83 for lxty day and at 84J6H for de
mand. HAi-TIMORE. Oct. 15 Clearings. 81.321.
412; balance 84!t2.791; money. 6 per cent.
BT. lyOrirt. Oct. 15 t:iearlngs. 88.M7.204;
balance. 8WM.94;; money, steady at t'O per
cent; New York exchange. 10c premium.
(laetatloas of tao Day oa Varloaa
. Coaaaaoaltle.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-FLOUR Receipts.
34.280 bbla.; export. 12.374 bbls.; continued
arm again, neid nigner on spring patents;
winter patents, 83.tKrfg3.85; winter straights,
83.4-Ha'3.4o; Minnesota, patent, 83.5OHjH.00;
winter extra. 82.tM422.00; Minnesota bakers,
83. 1533. 30; winter low grade. 2.(S642.86. Rye
iiour, ipuy; aaiea, sou DDIS.; (air to good,
83.15itr3.40; choice to fancy, w.6044.65. Buck-
F LOUR Strong and hlaher: red winter
patenta, 83.35j3.60; extra fancy and straight,
U avo3.30; clear. 22-904(3.00. .
SEED Timothy, steady, 82.7602.26.
CORNMEAleSteadyi 2.90. .
BKAfi-cirm; Backed, east track, Vmtte.
HAY Firm: ttmothv. 29.Oua.l2d: nrairta
JS.OOIO.SO.
IRON COTTON TIES 81.07V4.
BAtKJING 6 6-1667 l-16c.
. HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, hlaher: lohblnr otd-
817.10: new. 817.60. Lard, higher at 810.75.
wl:.at flour, firm at 82.faiL7S. InoTanS to Kr. rZL.::' , : J"J"", "l.i'wJ.'f
flya. ,1 111.50: clear rlha. 11 tti: .hurl 1... til is
COKNMEAL Firmer; yellow westcrh. Baoon stronr: boxed eitri .hnrt. unH i.r
81.34; city, 81.32: Bradywlne, 83.4073.56.
n 1 r. r irm ; sa.
2 weatern. 67Wc f. a. b.l ift-T .i u t ...1 . . '. Vw a 1
afloat: No. 2. 64ei4c: track . 1... ia . .?.VT:"- opt:.-
M Zc.' : . J. w . 0 r I POKLTRY-Firtn: rhtrktna. 1(V .nHnr
BXUing0 tur'- duck..-10.c;
"WA; SiH rednvJnHc: R-rirm; creamery. 2025c; dairy,
elevator, and 7nc, f. o. b., afloat; No. EGGS fitejtdv 19c in., nff
2 northern Duluth, 82c. f. o. b.. afloat No! EO'JB-B'e-dy . 1. ,
I hard Msnltoha. 82Ht2'c, f. o. b., afloat. rinur bhla
bun mado further progrea In wheat today. wh.Lt mV"
forcing price hlhi In face of liberal re-
-eirit tine we.ih.e nil I t. Orn. OU
cable. Support cam partly from ahotsl0t" bu
6,000
....llO.OuO
.... 13.000
.... 60.000
16,000
102.000
35,000
60.000
Liverpool Urala aad ProvUloaa.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 15. WHEAT Snot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, 6 ;
No. 1 northern, spring, 67d; No. 1 Cali
fornia, 64Vd. Future, quiet; December.
5a 10i d; March, 6a 10Sd.
CORN 8ixt: Ouiet: American itilT.il Ka
d. Future: Quiet; October, nominal;
January, 4 SL,d; March. 4a d.
rr.An Lunauian, quiet. M 7V,il.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, oulet.
Sd.
HOPS At London (Pacific coaatl. firm.
610(ii8 15. .
rrtoviHiu?s Beef, extra India mess.
strong, use. ror. prime met weatern.
strong, 95. Bacon, Cumberland cut, quiet,
61a tkl. Lard. ;r!me weatern, firm, 6413d,
American refined, firm. Hi 6d.
BUTTER Nominal.
CHEESE Strong; American finest white
and also from outside source, renreaentina
. av.una uun .iiLiiiiTiii, Bum on present I
i-asu uemanu auu mo aovance in corn.
The cloae waa strong and T4c net higher.
May. 76rr77c, closed at tUfa; December,
7 7-18f i c. closed at 6o.
CORN Receipt, 23,000 bu.; exports, 120
du.: aim, oou. ivu du. luiures. ii.u(u hn
spot. Spot, firm: No. 2, 6SV)rC, elevator, and
"Sc afloat; No. 2 yellow. 70Wc: No. 2 white
bmc. option were alao atrong and active
ail day. selling up nearly a cent here on a
scare 01 uecemoer snorts, good buying at
Chicago and export; market closed atrong
at I1UIH0 net advance: January rlnaerf .1
He; May. 4V548C, cloeed at 48c; October. 67
4iti7ic. closatl at 67Wc: Nov.tnh,r kii.a....
cloaed at 64c; December. 65 6-l&i)6tc, closeii
at w'.
OATS Receipt. 62.500 bu.: exnnfta mm
bu.; sale, 2U.0U0 bu. future. Spot, firmer
No. 2, 84o; standard white, Mc; No. 2
2b.fHlc. Options opened quiet "but develop, d" i MS:.Am.'.ricnJ.it"t co.'"red:.!.,r2Il,tM".
rn; December, Sa T TZXa i'J" " u"
Receipts of wheat during Mrs past three
daya, 35U.OO0 rentals, Including- 250,0u0 Amer
ican. Recelpta of American corn during the
past tbree days, v.boo cental.
Kaaaaa City Grala aad Provisions
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 16 WHEAT Do
cember, 6H'&ti6c; May, &c; caah. No. 2
o. 8 red, 6V3
CORN October. 60c: December. 8844i38V4c
May. 87487Sc: cash. No. 2 mixed, 55c;
Csa. -i wmie, i6lc; No. 8. B0o
OA 1 o No. 3 white, 33ijJ4c,
RYE No. 2. 44c.
HAY-Ohote timothy. 810.00S10 60
prairie. uwuv.nu.
WLTTrJK Creamery, ZlQtfZZc;
fancy. 20c.
KUUS Fresh. 17Vtc
Recelpta Shipment
Wheat, bu tfe.AW 53.
t orn, bu 14 ) 1 , IS.ouo
Oata, bu 22. m - 22,'JUW
FEORIA. 111.. Oot 16. CORN-Qulet and
firmer; No. 3, 68i4)C.
OATH Quiet and Irregular; No. 2 white,
IlHc billed through.
KGW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Hla-aer Prices Rale, Thoaajh for So
Very Obvloaa Canae.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15 Further progress
was made toward a higher level of prices
In the stock market today, although there
were no new actual developments In
either the monetary or the coal strike sit
uation to Indicate any material cnange in
conditions. Nevertheless the feeling was
more prevalent that the coal strike will
reach an early amicable end and that
measures are to be - taken by Secretary
Shaw that will shortly relieve the present
atrlngency of the money market.. HI ac
tion was said to be in the nature of fur
ther, large government bond purchase,
various interests being credited with hold
ing large amounts which would shortly be
turned In. The sum ranged from 310,000,-
000 to 830,000,000 and the report waa vig
orously circulated throughout : tne street.
Whether there was any toundation or not
In the rumor, the money market reflected
greater ease than In some time, call loans
opening at 1 per cent, me nignesi, ana
then shading gradually to 6 tier cent. Con-
alderable attention was given to the report
that there would be certain modifications
In the terms proposed bv the coal oner
tors for a settlement of the strike, which
would Insure operation for the miner for
the points contested. Nothing developed
reaardlnc this., though It was colored to
some extent by the heavy buying of Read
ing, which showed considerable atrengtn
throughout the day. The dealings were
smaller than usual In other stocks of this
class and there was a disposition In gen
eral to await active developments before
pursuing active operation In this quarter.
Recent speculative leader among the
grangers. Pacifies and Southwestern stocks
were bought ireeiy ana tne entire maraet
showed decided strength at one time or
another. St. Paul. Louisville and Illinois
Central were conspicuous In the day' deal
ings and made exceptional advance 01 i
points. Price elsewhere averaged a point
pretty generally, with quite an active de
mand In a number of specialties. The
Gould stocks as a group received the most
consistent support, tne neavy ouying 01
Missouri Pacific having a sustaining effect
on the lower priced stocks. Some disap
pointment was felt over the heaviness of
the London market and as the "arbitrage
dealers turned, sellers, the early market
showed some weakness. Realizing sales,
however., by the local traders were soon
overcome by the appearance of large or
ders for the transcontinental stock and
the movement throughout the day wa
mainly upward, although momentarily
checked at times by profit taking. Trad
ing lacked the breadth and activity of the
early operations of the week, but there
was a marked undertone of confidence In
the general situation. Sterling exchange
ratea made a further decline today, demand
bills declining to- 8486,875, and there was
some talk of the llkllhood of early Imports
of gold. The payment today of the second
Installment of 817,000,000 on the Ixmlavtlle
It Nashville account waa looked to as con
tributing toward a further ease in the
money situation, as the funds will be
speedily redistributed again through the
usual banking channel. . Payment wa
made by the ubtreaury today of $200,000
on transfer aocount from Ban Francisco
and it Is expected that further consign
ments of Klondike gold will be available
to the tnoney market In a few days. No
currency transfers have been made to the
Interior by this Institution this week and
there was a feeling In banking circle that
the general conditions favored lower money
rate.
In the latter part of the session stock
trading waa virtually stagnant at -times,
especially ' when the market was under
pressure from realising sales. There were
occasional bursts of activity and these as a
rule were marked by advancing ' prices.
Profit-taking sales outweighed the buying
orders In the final hour and there were a
number of Important reactions, which were
not checked by a final upturn In St. Paul
to the best. The closing waa dull and
easy. The bond market was dull today.
but displayed a firm tone. Total sales, par
value, 2.io,wu Dusneis.
The following are the closing prlcea en
the New York biock exenange:
Atchison .
do pfd
Bal. 4V Ohio ,
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ...
Canada Bo
rnm. a Ohio
Chicago a Alton...,
do pfd
Chicago A K. III...,
Chicago at O. W...,
do 1st ptd
do Id old
Chicago at N. W...
c, K. L r
Chicago Tor. TV
do pfd ,
C. C A St. L...
Colorado o
d lit pfd
do id Pfd.;
Pol. Hudaoa
Dal. L W
taw B. O
do p(d
Erl
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
raat Nor. pfd.
Hocking Vallor
do pfd
flllnoli Contral
Iowa Cantrml ..
do Dfd
Lak Erl A W.
do pfd
U. A N
Manhattan L.....
Mat. St. Rr....
Max. Central ..
Max. Natloual .
Mln. A ot. L.
Mo. Pacific
.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Caatral .,
N. T. Central .
Norfolk AW...
do pfd ,
Ontario A W..
Pennsylvania .
Reading
da 1st pfd....
do id pfd
St. L. AS. r.
do 1st pfd...,
do Id pfd....
U L. . W....
do pid
St. Paul
do pfd
Offered.
er York Moae) Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. lrv-MONET-On call,
closed firm at Mid per cent; closing bid and
asked at ft7 per cent; prime mercantile
paier. 6 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual buelnes in bankers' bill at 84.sn37s
for demand and at 84 K :2Mi 4 237 for sixty
dav; posted rates. 84R3i4i'i4.S6H; commer
cial bills. 24.HT7&44.fi22n.
SILVER Mar, 5Ho; Mexican dollars, 40c.
BONDS Government, firm; state, Insc
tlve; railroad, firm.
The closing quotations on bonds are a
follows:
..inn, L. A V. nl. 4s I on 14.
..lorn, Mi. Central 4 so
do Is Inc is
..msv, MMInn. A St. L. 4s . lm
M.. K. A T. 4s '
..137'..! do is t-'-i
..11VN. T. Central Is m
..110 do fa. lot
..U)4 N. J. C. gsn. I IS
..I06VN0. Pacific 4s 103V,
..101 I do 5" 7J4
.. MU.IN. A W. con. 4s 1004
..lOOVliResdlng gen. 4 ft
.. M Bt h A I M C. .....1I1H
..lnoHSt. U A T. .... 10
..!! St. U S. W. Is 4
Central of Oa. 6s. ....K - "do is.: (a .
do 1st Hie a..,. IHn. A. A A P. 4s... T
Chn.A Ohio 4HS....KK1, go. Parlflc 4s Ml
rhlrogo A A. ly.... to f4o. Railway Ij 1!H
C. H. A Q. a. 4s.... MtoTexaa A PsctfWi Is... 119
C. M A Ht P g 41..1U T.l 8U U A W. as... T
C. A N. W. r. Js....iu .Union I'stifle 4s lot
C, R. I. A P. 4s IOH'41 do com. 4 101
C C C A Rt L g. 4s.. loo ,Wabanh la lis
Chicago Ter. 4s KTV do is 10
Colorado So. 4s '.. do drb. B 1
Denrer A R. ). 4s. ..ion in ahor 4s 119
Erie prior Hon 4s..... M Wheal. A L. Ei 4s...
do general 4s X5H Wis. Central 4s (IS
F W. ft D. C. Is lHvCena. Tohacca Vs.... Ml
Hocking Val. 4Hs 107
Ex-lnterest. OfTered.
V. . refl is, reg
do coupon ....
do la. reg
do coupon ....
do new 4s, reg.
do cciron
do old 4s, reg.
do coupon
do is. reg....
dn coupon ..
Atchison gsn. 4s
do ailj. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4s.
do .....-....
do eonv. 4s....
Cans da 80. la
Boatoa Stock Qootattena.
HOSTON. Oct.. IS. Call loans. 6V4&T per
cent; time loan, Wfl per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchison 4 IfioViiAmaUemated
Atchison ft77B Bingham
do pfd 100ti('al. A Hocla
Boston A Albany. .;.. Intnflll
Ronton A Ms .lWHlcopner Rangs
Ronton Klovated .....lMViirioitilnlnn t:oal
N. V.. N. H. A H..,Uii IPranklln
Pltchhurg pfd 141 Mobswk .
I'nlon Pscina 104fc old Dominion
Msi. Central 2Tit Qceola
Amer. Sugar lli'i Parrot .
do pfd llsuulnty .v..
American T. A T....l4 Santa Fo Copper....
Dominion 1. A 8 Tamarack
Oea. Electrle 17n Trlmountaln
Mss. Electrle MTrtnlljr
do pfd United Utiles
Tnlted Fruit llfls t'tah
U. 8. Steel........... 4 VtrtnMa
do pfd l4 Winona
Westlngh. Common. ..lot ,Wolrefine ...........
Adventur :iHDalr West....
Alloues , 2'
46
. It
tlu
l"1!
MH
131 "4
.
, 445,
, 14
, lilt
M
Hi
1H
.140
,
. n
. io
am
. 41
. 4
. 41
Neve York Mlnfnir Qaotatloaa. ;
NEW YORK. Oct. 15. The following are
the closing prices on mining tocks:
Adams Con.. t.
He
nreece ,,,
Brunswick Con ,
omatock Tunnel....
Con. Cal. A Va
orn Htlver ,
ron Silver ..........
Leadrille Cos
later trentin wun corn; JJecember, iji I
mj i t iui"pj w v-n
HAY tjulet : shipping. 6670c; good to
Choice, 8U(j).00.
HOI'S lirm; state, common to choice.
In2. 27(o33c; 1W1. choke. 24j2c: 19u, laflc
I'acinc coast. 4, ngsK;. vjui, choice. 23ti
tlo: IwO. Ufa lie.
H1UKH rtteady; Oalveaton. 20 to 25 lba
18c; California. 21 to 25 lba.. 19c; Texas dry
U lit 'at Ilia lac -
LEATHER Oulet; hemlock sole. Buenos I !"rd 480 ! No s- 65il'rc; N
Ayre. light to lieavy acid, 244i36"io. I67Wc: No. 8. fatffitic.
PROVISIONS Href, firm; family, 815 00
eiAOO; mesa, o; Deer hem, J21.ouui
Zi.W. packet, llt.Mlh.lAI; city, extra India
mesa, J4mnir-TAW. cut meaia, nrm: plrkuj
bellies )34il4c; picaieo snouiiier, SVnjc;
nl'klHl hams. izc. ijtra, nrm; western
Steamed, 81126; October closed at 1 10 HO,
roininaJ; refined, firm; continent, 811.50;
Sot.th America, 811.75; comiound, 87.5na
7.76. Pork,. firm; family, t2l.50m22.QO; hort
vimr, fir . i."y-,.w, i.. , fiu.fii..
. TALLOW Pull; city, vc; country, t
tlir.
BUTTER Receipt. 4.S3J pkga.; firm; state,
dairy, lnvn'-!8c: creamery, extra, 24c; cream
ery, rtmimon to choice, liiiiic.
rHKK8E Recelpta. S.KSS pks.: firm:
fancy, Urge. new. slate, full cream, colored
and whlla. 12til!Sc; fancy, small, colored
and white. 12iJl2-C.
KOGS Ree.!pui 8.584 l.kgs.; steady; state
and Prnnaylvanla. average Deal, c:j.'ti:;
weatern, candled. tlVfcillc.
POI'I.TKY-Alive. aul't and easy: chick
ens, loValle; turkeys, liSc. fowls. HV-
lfc liraseed, quiet; western chickens, ft
lit.!; vwlwi fowls, 10iJic; spring tur
key Tisc,
METAIJ4 Conner wa lower Id the Loa-
4sa Muurkst UUavy, cletilsji at aaviuto of 1
cholc
dairy,
Mllwaakoo Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 15 WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 northern. WSfiTtc: No.
northern. 71VlT2Vk i lecember. 7u4ki7uVkC
RVK Firm- M.i 1 Kin
BARLEY Oolet: No. I ttc: amnl. Sftd
CORN December. 44-fHc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 15. BUTTER
Hrra; extra western creamery, 4c; extra
nearby prints. 2c.
taU 8 irinj fresh nearby. Sic, loss otti
.. I7H Pad Bo 11
..lOnvtSo. Rallwa , tlM
..104 so pro so,.
Texas A Pacific 43 4
..UB(i Toledo, Ht. Li. W. IJ
.. KO do pfd 43 U
4Vt Union Pacific 104'.,
lr,i, do pfd
7SVi Wabash
214 I do pfd
, to Wheeling A L. K
4 I do id pfd ,
. 44 .Wis. Central .....
Jo I do pfd ,
1M Adams Ex
, i4 American Ex
, United States Ex.
... W Wells-Facgo Ex
... HVfc Amal. I'opper
... 70 Amer. Car A F....
... 46 "4 do pfd
...14 Amer. Ui. Oil
...it I do pfd ,
... 4JVi Anser. . A R
... o do pfd
... t Anaconda Mln. Co.
... 47Brooklra R. T......
... 421 t'olo. ruel A I.....
...lfcHtConi. Oas
... Si t'uit. Tobacco pfd.
... (OvtjGen. Electrle
...147tiHocklng
41
.. 74
... IT
..!
..1444
..114 !
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Power ....
Laclede Uas
National Biscuit
National Lead ...
..14u No. American ....
., JfV Pacific Coast .....
.. in, Paolfle Mall
I People's Oaa .....
.. lotx Pressed S. Car
.. it',, da pfd...
.. 401 Republic Steel ...
..17 i do pfd
..141 ugar
,. TliTcic. Coal A I...,
.. v I Union Bag A P...
do pfd
...142WI
... e
... K
... 7H!
... T4
... sj
... 1
.... II
... S4U
...rnik a
V. 8. Leather
do pld
C. 4. Rubber
do pld
II. I. Steel
do pfd
Western Union ...
Amer.' Locomotive.
do pld
C. Sovthera...
i pfd
I
.. 4
..
.. 17
.. n
.. ii
..mo
..140
..135
..iiu
.. 4S,
.. so
.. Ml
.. 47
.. 44
. 9
.III
.120
.n'a
"4i
. 7i
. 71
. M
. 464
.1IJ
. 7H
. 41
.1024,
. 4014
,. tilt
.U-Ss
.. 4
. 7S
.. 144,
.. 17l
.. i4
Loadoa atoelt ttaotatloaa
LONDON, Oct.
Console, money
do account
Anaconda . i
AUhlaoa
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio...
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake Ofile
Chicago O W..
DeBeers (def.)..
Denver A R. O....
do pld
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id Pfd
Illinois Central....
Louievllle A Nash.
M , K A T
pld
15. 4 p. m. Closing
. 1114 'N. Y. Central llUli
, US Norfolk A Western,. 7t
, as,; no pro
imtario at westara.. so
. 16s,
..SB
.ttli
. ss
"S4
iVi
4!St
II
U
Kilt, Peousvlvanla
101S4 Hans Mines..
1M Reeding
ftl do 1st pfd.
.... ov de Id pfd.
. .1M Southern Rr,
Ii' U pfl
.... 44s, Southern Paolte
.... tnioa I'acinc
.... IMa do pfd
.... U. . Steel..
.... 62 st da pld
....14 Wabash
14u4' do pfd
just Spaalah 4a...
PAR SILVER Steady at lS4d per ounce
MiiNrlY-lUti oer cent. '1 he rale of dia-
eount In the open market for short bill I
lvidi i . per cent and for three-months' bill
S'a.&e' "" cent.
Haak CleartBtTa.
OMAHA. Oct. 15. Bank Clearlnga, 81.171,
7M lu; corresponding day laat year, tl.tan,
1i T.i- Increase. II .061 I.
NEW YORK. Oct. lo.-Olearlng. 8316.860,
iii. h,i.nri.i 'iio.4:;.ia.
BOaTON. Oct. 16. Clearing. t2S,2&I,0OI
k.i.ii.i 817x1.257.
un 1 1 4 1 iK.i PI 1 i A. Oct. 15. Cleaiinara.
tZ2.110.iK3i; balance, 83,03,617; money, per
''ikriNHATI. Oct. 16--Clearlnga. 83.899.
7U); money. 1U4 per cent; New York ex
.. i ,,Mr In ltaj Mrmluin.
i-uii'ifKi. Oct. 15. -Clearing. t27.528.8Sfc
balances, tl .836.87; New York exchange. 31c
dlwounti foraiga sxiMtaugo iwubi put:
15
S.1
4T
I
W
US
fa
1
Mm Chief
lOphlr -i
Phoenix
Potoel
8a ease
Sierra Novada
flmall Hopes ..
Standard
.. 10
..121 ,
.. HI
.. I
.. I
.. 1
.. II
.. n
..ton
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Oct. 15. Discount wer firm
today, owing to the condition of the rate
of exchange, especially that of Pari. Busi
ness on tne Htock exchange opened cheer
ful In sympathy with the Improvement In
Americans and owing to the conclusion of
the account being accomplished without
any serious trouble. Bualness, however,
waa restricted. Consols were barely steady.
due to prospects of dearer money. Home
rails were Inclined to harden, reflecting the
siriKe news from the United States and the
xceuent traffic returns. Americana onened
firm, the strike situation belner re runl ad
optimistically: subsentientlv thev eaned.
owing to lack of business, then hardened,
became Irregular and cloned firm. The con
dition or tne money market at New York
Induced caution. Spanish securities wer
strong. Rio Tlntos. Kaffirs and DeBeers
were harder. United States Bteel preferred
was quoted on the curb after the close at
90c, ex-dlvldend. Gold premium at Mad
rid. 31. bl; American eagles, 76s 44 d. Oold
.rt I Vi. amnunl tit eA
. ..... --" i. ruvivvw niliiui a
from the Bank of England today (or shin,
tnent to South America.
PARIS. Oct 15. Business on thai hanrse
lonay opened nrm. contango were light
auu later money pexqenea, causing reailea
lions ana some reaction, . Rentes were
easier; Argentines wre In' strong .demand;
Spanish 4s were active at first, but aubse-
Juently reacted; Spanish rails were the
eature of the transactions, finishing with
at auustaiitiai advance, inausinaia were
maintained; kio. Tlntos were in better de
mand; DeReere and -Kaffir were firmer at
first, but closed dull. Three per cent rente.
WOf 7Hc for the account; exchange on Lon
don, i 14SJC ior cnecK; Hpanlsn 4a, (jg.&2.
Condlttoa of the Treaaary, -
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15. TodaV. state
ment of the treasury balance In the aren.
oral fund, exclusive of the tl&O.OOO.Oufj gold
reserve In the division of redemption.
hows: Available caah balance. il2n ir7.7X.i-
-. . , ,90 o a , ,
UIU, esOj-1 D, IJl.
Cottoa Marhtet. '
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. IB nOTTOTC
ray saies. a.auo bales: ordinary. 7l-lnt
iiuu oruinary, i -jocj low miuanng, I'ic;
mldtlllng. 8S-16c; good middling, 84,c; mid
dllng fair, 8 ll-16c; receipts, 19.121 bale;
stock, 160,595 bales. Future easy;. October,
8 07(i8.08c; November, 7.09!&.llc; December,
8.1 8. 14c: January. 8.17(as.l8c: Vebrtiarv.
818'a 2t: March. 8.22&Ji.ac: April. S.235ti.Z6c:
May. 8.26ti8.27c.
WSW YORK. Oct. IB. COTTON Onened
steady, with price unchanged to 3 points
higher on covering and what appeared to
be Wall street aupport based aolely on re
ports of froat In northern Alabama, north
ern Mississippi and northern Georgia. The
Liverpool caoie were distinctly disappoint
ing and the movement of the. crop waa
large. Not long after, the call thea wa a
marked change In the temper of the market
and early buyer turned Belters. The Eng
lish cable were dlscouraKlna" to Inn era her
and the private new trom the crop country
loin or no tiamage oy tn cold wave and
splendid growing condition over the entire
southern half or the crop country. Wall
atreet failed to aupport the winter months
to the extent expected and the south was a
free seller. Before mid-day the market
waa weak and very feverish, with prices
well below the close of yesterday. Then
came a slight and brief rally on room
profit-taking, soon followed by snore pro
nounced weakneBS than before. For the
balance of the afternoon liquidation and
bear pressure were ' , prominent. Prices
dropped point, by point, with the close at
about bottom, a net loas of ( to 10 noint.
The tone was barely rsteady. Total aales
were estimated at MXl.eiu bale.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal IWptt f CfiUl, but Datirabli
Gride. Htld About lUtdj.
HOGS FIFTEEN TO TWENTY CENTS LOWER
Bl Rib of Sheep ana I.amks, bat as
Demand Was Liberal for Both
Killer an4 Feeder Good Stnff
Waa Active at Utrongr Prlcea.
. SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 18.
Recelnta were; rattle. Hoc. Sheen.
Official Monday 10.87J l.fwt 8.6U
onicial Tuesday .
Cmclal Wodneaday 8.846
Three dav thla imk in
Same daya last week....2n.t;
Hnme week before 28.4K9
Same three weeks ago...84.8n7
Si. me four week ago....33.2o5 10,01tl I 45.M"
Bam day laat year.....21,:U 12.43 31.
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followln table ahnwa the recelnta
ot cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
r.. . v.. . - . I . .,.w
v. tw j r fcu umts) ana cuuipsiisDia) . uu
last year:
IfKii. 111 Inc. Dec
Cattle 746.229 610.812 134,417
Hog 1,78.881 1,824,3X6 80,706
Sheep l.l(4.01i 9i.u3 300,409,
The following table ahow ths average
price .of hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the last several oava. evitii com
parisons with former years:
1..
3.779 10.J47
8.330 16.14)
l.TA 86.fef6
10.K44 74,l
8.574 64.
6.646 43.J&2
4 cows...
8 cows...
1 cow...
11 cow...
3 cow...
8 feeders
1 feeder
2 bulls..
t rows lno
1 cow !(,
11 COWa....ll.S
I COW..
1 cow...
1 cow...
7 calve
1 calves
1 feeder
1 cow. ..
6 heifers.
1 cow...
1 steer.. ...10W
13 feeders.. 8W
1 feeders.. 7r6
1 feeder... F-2o
6 feeders.
1 fredor..
6 feedars.
8 feed.-r.
I feeders.,1015
13 feeder.. i
7 cows lot's
63 feeders.. 7!W
4 cows 8X1
51 feeders. . 871
81 cows 1090
t cowl 846
1 cow 720
14 cow 80
81 cow..... fOO
i cow loao
Date:. 1802. 11901. 1900.189.1898. 118J7. !1896.
Oct.
oct. ....
Dot. ....!
Oct, 4....
Oct. 8....
Oct
Oct, 7....
Oct. 8....
Oct. ....
Oct, 10...
Oct. 11...
Oct. 11.,,
Oct. 13...
Oct. 14...
Oct. 16...
T 14HI 751 t 131 I
7 20Vl 8 58 It 18) 4 89
I n I 11
T 32'l 59;
. 1 53
T 42S
7 8-.H,
1 281
T14
7 04 V,
4Sk
7 117.
7 16
t 301 4 87
t 11
6 49
6 33 t f
5 16 4 3l 3 54
6 13
h
t 15
a
6 29
6 18
4 931
e
4 82
Ida
4 fti
4 90
4 Ml 4 2.1
4 34
I 86
4 3.1
4 31
t 711 8 88
186
3 64
3 H
3 58
T3
3 71
3 74
3 64
t 84
3 08
.
3 3
I 04
3 04
3 591 3 62 , 8 13
4 201
4 24
3 Ui
3 64 1 I
3 67 i 3 59
3 Ml 8 2i
3 59 3 56
8 t3l 3 54
3 69 3 61
3 13
3 14
8 1
S 30
3 32
3 19
Indicates Sunday.
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The followu.g list show the number of
car of feeders shipped to the country yes-
tern ay and their destination:
Cattle Car.
J. r Imple. Whltnew. Neb. B. M 1
u. u. uroon, York, Neb. B. M l
hi. Deltch. Malcolm. Neb.-B. & M 1
A. A. McGovern, York, Neb. B. & M 1
J. H. Keller. Beaver City. Neb.-B. ot M.. 2
J. M. Holt. Omaha. Neb. B. A M 6
H Tunbtirg, Oakland, Neb. M. A O 1
I. V . Maloney, Pender. Neb. M. A 0 1
Janie Hector, Craig, Nob. M. Ac O 3
J. P. Plantenberg, Emerson, Neb. M. AO. 1
D. Rostide, Emerson, Neb. M. & 0 1
George Crawford, Lyon,-Neb. M. A O.. 1
C. R. Dewey. Verdon. Neb. M. P. 1
1. Jay. Rapid City, 8. D. F. E I
It. Wlnchell. Bellefourche, 8. D.-F. E.... 1
Charlea Flnegan, Eldorado, Neb. F. E.... 1
Hans Martena, Snyder, Neb. F. E 3
V A, Patterson, Stockham, Neb. F. E... 1
C Borenson, Wlsner, Neb. F E 1
E B. Jones. Chadron. Neb. F. E. 7
I at Delaney, Chadron, Neb. F. E. 3
A. Timbers, Hooper. Neb. F. E 3
John Pratt, North Platte, Neb. U. P.... 8
Kent A Burke, Genoa, Neb. U. P S
C. H. Lesley, Shelblna. Mo. K. C 1
H. Clark, Tarklo, Mo K. C 8
E. T. Bailey, Elmo, Mo. Wab 1
E. A. Bailey, Elmo. Mo. Wab 1
And. Ponton. Malvern. Is, Wab 1
C. M. Peterson, Persia, la. Mil Z
John Rodlnberg, Neola. Ia. Mil 1
M. B. Barrier, Neola, la. Mil 1
Matt Barrier, Neola, la, Mil 1
M. J. Coughlln. Portsmouth. Ia. Mil...... t
II. Schnoor. Perry, Ia. Mil 8
J. H. Royer, Woodblno, Ia.-N. W 1
J. Page, Soranton, Ia. N. W 1
... 1
3
1
J. Humming, Scran ton, Ia. N. W,...
i, HoJcoma. cnishlruj, 1. M. w ,
J. B. Auslngh, West Bide, Ia. N. W
H. F. Olen. West Side. Ia, N. W
W. O. Olenney, Union, Ia. N. W
F. H. Johnson, Columbns, Ia. R, I
A. C. Haworth, 1ewls, la- R. 1
P. Voorhees. Lewie, la H. I
C. H. Schultx, Malcolm, Ia R. 1 1
Wilson Pratt, Atlantic, Ia. R. I..
Johnson Bros.. Anita; Ia. B, I
E. Lawon,. Council Bluffs, I a. R. I...... 1
G. E. Stone, Anita. Ia, R. I I
Pete Hopley, ICwCb. Ia. R. 1 6
Charles Erne, Ellis, la L C t
F. O. Bain on, Dunlap, Ia. L C 8
Mill at case, Logun, la. I. v
J. A. Olson. Coburg. Ia. Q
T. J. Hall, Elliott, Ia.-Q 1
J. M. Roder. Elliott. Ia. Q. 3
Hall Sk Wilson, Elliott, Ia. Q 1
Taylor eV Co., Murray, Ia. 1
Sheep D.D,
W. F. North. Harvard. Neb. B. t M 1
J. Manfull, Lowell, Neb. B. A M 1
Ole Hlgbee, Gretna. Neb. B. M 3
William Ottens, Dunbar, Neht B. M....1
W. J. Johnson, Alliance, Neb. B. A M.... i
H. B. Mcleod, Pllger, Neb. F. E. S
C. M. McLeod. Pllger. Neb. F. E I
J. C. 8llter, Seattle. Kan. F. E 1
Hogan A V., Clinton, Mich. N. W 1
Thomas Kirk. Maple River. Ia. N. W.... 1
H. Wattera, Oxford, Mich. N. W
H. Waiters. Clarkson, Mich. Q
Lowery A H.. Manchester. Mich. R, I.... i
The official number of cars . of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'sea
C, M. A St. f
Wabash
Mo. Pac
Union Pacific
C. A N. W ,
F.. E. A M. V
C. St. P., M. AO....
B. A M. R, Ry
C, B. A Q
K. C A'S. J
C, R. I. A P.. eaat..
C. R. I. A P., weat..
Illinois Centra
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK. Oct. 16. EVAPORATED
APPLES While auotatlona are unchanred
there la a somewhat easier tone m the mar
ket for evaporated apple a a reuItof the
better feeling regarding future fuel sun.
pues. uommon are quotea i itac; prim,
6I,-iic; choice, 74JVTI-: fancy, c.
LAUHIB.MA UKlEiL) f K U I LB HDOt
prunes are meeting with a good demand at
the lower price, the larger elzea ihowlng
considerable firmness on the coast. Quota
tions range from ;lc for 80-luO to b3ic
for 60-61). Anricot are firm at 7 4r 1014c for
oxea and oVt-ftilOc for bag. Peache alao
are nrm and unchanged at UQ16C for peeled
and 74jWVjO for unpeeled. .
4
1
3 1 1
121 6 7
6 3
43 16 48
8 5..
80 15 14
4
15
9 I ..
25 1
1 1
814 61 73
Cattle. Hog. Sheep
794
1,481
6S2
828
699
3,497
1,003
- 520
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
bet, oi neaa indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company ...
Cudahy Packing Co...,.
Armour A Co
Armour A Co., K. C...
R. Becker A Degan ..
Vansant A" Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Co '..
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Huntxlnrer ....
William Underwood ...
Livingstone A Schaller
Dennis A Co
B. F. Hobbick
Hamilton A R...,
L. F. Hua
Wolf A M
Other buyers ....
831
. 793
. 746
.1.200
. 80
. 70
. 123
. 8o5
. 396
. 158
. 117
. 83
. 222
8
... 86
... 162
... 397
... 384
...1.018
.119
Totals
.6.884 8,685 13.738
Oil aao
la
' Ol L CITT. Oct. 15 OIL Credit balance.
31.27; certificates, no bid: ahlpment. 72.3t
biile. ; average, 87.8'.'l bbl.; run, 102.773 bbls.;
average, fo.jis ddib.
TOLEDO. Oct. 16 OIL North Lima. 2o:
South Lima and Indiana, 87c.
SAVANNAH. Oct. la.-OIL Turnentine.
firm, 62S4C. Rosin, firm. A, B, C. D, 81.8a;
E. 31.40; K. (i.4a; O. 11. W: tt. (1.76; I. 32: K
$2 5ft; M. 83: N. 83 50; WO. 8-175; WW, 84.10. ,.
NEW YORli. Ocu la.-01L-otUined.
quiet. Petroleum. Arm. Rosin, firm. Tur
pentine, nrm. 04itxi4a '
CHARLESTON, Oct, 15.-OIL Turpentine,
unchanged.
'"Whisky Msrktt.
Cincinnati! Oct. is.-whiskt Dutn-
lers' finished goods, - steady, on bad of
11.32.
i hil'Auo, Oct. 15 Will BK. I On basis
of hlfh wine. 31.32.
I r.v i nirt. ut't. i. wnioM-4ja in
banla of II 32 for finished goods.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 15. WHISKY Steady at
11.32.
8nar aad Molakae.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15. SUGAR
Firm: open kettle, 2sfe6 3-16c: opeu kettle,
centrifugal, ."kiJ4c: centrifugal yellow, new,
40Hc; seconds. IStjJWc Violaasea, dull;
centrifugal, nominal li. Syrup. 32.
1 NEW YORK, Oct. 15. SUGAR Raw.
ateady; fair refining, 8c; centrifugal, 96
teat, 3V ; molaaaea sugar, zc; reined,
steady. Molaaaea, firm. ,
Dry Uooda Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-DRT GOODS M.
C. D. Borden. In th market for regular
print cloth, bought about feO.OOO at full 3c,
deliveries up to February. Otber print
clotha very firm. General demand her
quiet for both cotton and woolen goods, but
ton pi mraji Dim tnruugooub
i
. 7M
.149
1..
I..
1..
I M
I
!"
I an
HEIFERS.
8 14 I
STAGS.
4 lift
N ERRA8K A.
..lo I '
,.im l so
. Itt4 4 U
.tm 4 M
S7 32 25
WI5 3 35
1 cow.
910
Mil
, 913
. 740
60
930
680
816
314
4V0
,.ll0
540
KD0
, 9n0
8W)
. 750
8M1
I 90
t 80
3 26
1 411
3 30
3 o
3 25
4 00
3 75
1 K5
3 10
3 10
4 15
3 t
4 15
3 50
3 50
2 50
1 75
3
3 00
2 75
3 50
8 00
3 40
4 50
8 00
3 90
3 M
i w
00
3 86
8 00
325
175
8 00
8 00
3 00
1 cow 910
. 9M
. M0
. 9 25
. tV-8
. 7'
.110
.ltco
1 cow....
1 cow....
8 cows...
8 feeder
13 feeders
I bull....
1 bull....
1 COW,... .10.10
4 cows P45
. 1 feeder.. .1070
1 feeder... 690
KtO 82 35
8 ati
3 80
8 &
t 25
3 20
8 20
1 feeder.
7 cow.
3 cow.
1 cow..
1 cow..
16 cow.
3 85
t Ot
8 75
1 85
18
440 .J 00
!X7
.1013
.lrtiO
. 870
. 70
9
loao
1670
If cows
9 cows
7 cows....,
1 cow
11 heifers..
7 heifers..
4 calves...
1 bull
1 bull
II steer...
Jl feeder.
3 feedr.,
13 steers..
1 steer...
8 steers.
861
894
934
940
663
741
. 175
.1400
,13n0
.1830
.1014
. 9f
.1277
.1280
.1175
WTOMING.
lcow...
1 cow...
1 bull...
11 cows 912
1 cow 900
1 cow 1040
1 steer 1100
11 feeders.. 10)9
6 feeders.. 916
steer... .1155
t steers... .1150
I feeders., 799
17 heifers...- 743
88 feeders.
44 steers..,
1 steer...,
1 steer....
7 helfera.
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
78
J198
860
. 930
,. 696
. 6o0
. CH)
3 15
1 IS
8 oo
3 00
8 65
3 35
4 75
I 40
t 40
I 66
. 90
3 00
4 70
4 70
4 30
8 cows..
1 cow...
1 cow...
51 cows..
1 cow...
8 cow..'
16 cows..
... 973
750
870
... 7S1
.. 870
,.. 97
. 603
855
COLORADO.
1 cow 960
1 cow 1230
10. cows 8t2
1 cow 710
10 heifers... 5"!
6 heifers... 676
4 cows 1283
3 cows 1180
1 cow.,
cow,
1 cow.,
1 cow..
12 feeders.. 1009
82 feeders.. 930
1 feeder... 1020
1060
1050
.1110
1000
2 00
2 00
8 60
2 50
3 15
75
1 16
20 cows....
3 cows 860
8 cows 1076
10 cows.... .1003
17 cows 740
1 to 890
COLORADO.
bull.. ....1010
4 bulls 1290
1 bull 1110
1 bull 1220
19 feeders.. 718
14 cows 780
2 oows 406
3 80
2 80
3 70
3 00
3 90
3 90
8 cow. .
13 cows..
..1046
.. 820
15 feeders..
3 feeders..
846
715
3 85
3 35
3 25
3 15
3 10
: 60
t S3
1 25
3 90
t 85
8 76
4 00
4 10
8 80
4 00
4 00
I 00
8 76
8 85
4 26
5 M
3 60
1 70
1 70
1 70
t It
I 00
8 00
100
I
3 85
4 00
4 00
4 00
3 80
I 60
a eo
a 85
3 86
a o
2 90
3 55
2 65
3 00
3 55
3 15
8 00
I 80
1 60
a 60
a oo
Nels Morris Wvn.
122 feeders. 987 4 40 6 feeders.. 987 3 60
H. R PaiMnrir-Mnnl
30 cows..... 1026 3 20 21 cows 1010 3 75
D. Reeae Utah .
64 feeders.. 10S0 4 35 16 cows 1042 3 5
8 feeders. .1270 3 60 8 cows 1096 2 60
W. J. Wllannrv,lA
16 feeders.. 990 8 85 Scows 9G0 2 75
Ed I-envHtt Iriahn
1 feeders.. 907 8 75 1 feeder... 790 8 60
Iem nammn r Cn I n
16 steers... .102S 8 60 10 feeders.. 1010 3 60
4Gteers....l075 8 90 68 feeders.. 977 3 36
steers.... 916 3 00
(i. W. RnaswWvn
12 steers.. ..1152 6 00 16 cows 962 4 10
North Prke Cattle Co. Wyo.
123 feeders. 963 4 60 11 cows 7S4
13 calves... 160 6 00 12 cow 814
A. W. Rmlth Wvn
13 feeders.. 920 3 86 13 cow..
W I. TMUl.nn
86 cow 790 2 25 18 heifers... 622
10 calves... 188 4 60 11 heifers... 306
17 feeders.. 600 8 60
Carnentej A rartn.NS
62 feeders.. 956 4 15 23 feeders.. 929
Statta A gfatter lh.
37 cows..... 889 3 75 i cow 1160
Mra. Cell a Vmirht Neb
21 cows 1030 2 80 6 cows 6S
D. Stafford Neb. .
t eows 966 i 75 13 feeder.. 70
2 cows..... 90 3 00 J feeder... 650
7 heifers.. 754 2 65
P. Zom Neh .
26 feeders. 11098 3 80 1 now...... 990
J. C. DeBarard Colo,
8 15
2 40
1082 8 40
2 70
a 25
a so
a 76
1 80
860
2 oo
4 00
8 cow 386 2 10 ' 16 cow no RS
20 COWS..... 846 2 65 4 cows 983 .2 85
1 cow 900 2 85 S feeders.. 800 3 (0
8 cows t 110 2 feeders.. 976 3 00
1 cow suu j jo x bull 1ZS0
2 cow 845 2 10 1 heifer... 610
M. Shea Neb.
2 calve... 365 3 75 feeders.. 635
1 calf 390 3 00 3 feeders.. 870
1 cow 800 3 80 8 cow 745
11 cows..,.. 738 8 80 .
N. . McCaulev Mont. -
34 steers.. ..1401 4 80 '' 11 steer. ...1233
J. D. Single Mont.
3 steers... .1360 4 80 4 steers.. ..137S
F. Cleavonger Neb.
1 bull..... .1070 2 75
16 cows 873 2 76 1 heifer...
7 eows 811 2 76 , 1 heifer...
1 steer 1030 2 60
C. C. riranhamo Neb.
24 steers. ...1129 4 10 10 cows 990 2 75
1 steer 1040 4 10 1 steer 1360 4 10
D. Kinker Wyo.
600
720
2 80
a 5o
a 25
a oo
2 60
480
4 80
2 00
2 00
1 cow...... 1070 2 50
1 cow 10X0 2 60
4 cows 1020 3 25
1 cow...... 840 2 50
13 COW 1263 4 25
Hin Wyo.
16 cow.
8 cow.
14 feeder.. 9157
' 1 feeder... inoo
1 feeder... 790
1 feeder... 1060
Cunningham Colo.
2 AO .3 heifer.. 610
J. S
1 ateer 1710 4 25
8 steers... .1033
1 Bteer 1030
4 steer... .1130
1 teer...ll0
1 steer 1000
J. M.
69 heifers.. 613
69 heifers.. 6S1
7 hellers.. 768
4 25
8 25
3 K5
4 25
4 25
1 feeder... 1040
1 heifer.... 660
3 cows 1156
1 cow 1030
....1126
916
!;;
2 85
3 50
8 85
2 50
8 90
3 90
3 90
3 90
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 15
3 Si
a 76
2 75
3 25
2 25
sight
tlm
11
40
1
11
16
2
65
14
5
1
L'l
13
1.1
12
4T2
3
81
ii
25
156
3
48
1
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153
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Hoes Closed Btroaig aad
Sheep Are stronger. - -
CHICAGO. Oct 15 -CATTLE Receipts.
19.000 head. Includlnar 600 Texan. 7.000 weat
ern; steady; good to prime steer. 37.40'('
8 65; poor to medium, 83.J67.25) atoeker
and feeder, 32. 26414.3"; cows,- (l.ftt4 in;
heifers, 3i26(ffc).60; cenner 31.60473 50; buHs.
83.2fVff4.75; calve. e-4.J.x7.tM : Tex fed
Steers, 33.0tvn6.46; ireatern steers, 83.75497.00.
HOGS Receipt today, 12.000 head; to
morrow, 26.000 head; left over, 1.500 -head;
opened alow and cloeed strong: mixed and
butcher. 86. 7f6 7.40; good to choice heavy. '
90ii7.60; rough heavy. 6 '. 86 ; light.
86..Vku'7.16; bulk of sale. 3AWW..
SHEEP AND LAM HH Receipts", 35.000
head; fat kinds sheep and lamb stronge-;
good to Cholc wetbera, (J SOwH W; fair to
choice) mixed, t2.25J3.60; western sheep,
tl60&6rt; native lambs, 13.6064 00; western
lamb. 33.75tfi6 36.
o in oi at yesterday;
" ' Recelnt Rhlnmetit.
Cattl 6.22 ' 3.W
Hoga 13.493 1"
Sheep 82,407 . ; 10,478
Kaaaaa City Live Stock 81ark4.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 15 f-ATTLK Re
ceipts. 16.700 natives, 2.800 Texan; calve. -135
Texan and 1.1X6 natives; best beef
steers, graser and quarantine, -steady;,
common graaers and Quarantine.- wenk:
stockers and feeders, lower, market glutted;
cnoice export and aresnea ret steer, (i.io
451. ; fair to good. 889ttr.96; stocker amf.
reeoers, cz.nego.uo; western red steers. (3.J5
f6.60; Texas and Indian steers. 2.7Tyi4.ti :
T a w a h n ... , SI , I .. , , . . 1 A. iA
4 50: native heifer, 32.76i'4.50; canner. l.ti
tjz.w; buns, .i.tXK,!3.(iO; calves, (XOtsjiUOn.
HOOS Rece rta. 14.000 head: market Wit
100 lower; top, 37.06: bulk of sales. 33.9ta
4.02H; heavy, 34.064,496: mixed packer,
(H.w'Wi.tin; light. 9tJP7. 03ft; yorkers, (".
tW 02k; pig". i.9O0i6.86. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ' 8,000
head; market firm; native lamb. $3.45-4 K-.;
western lambs, 34.0!V(6.00; fed ewes, 33.0
8.60; native wethers, 82.90fliH.00; Western
wethers, 83. 300. 75; stockers and feeder,
auseaoo.
CATTLE There- were more cattle on sale
today than arrived yesterday, but In spite
of that fact the market held up in very
aatlafactory manner and everything at all
desirable met with ready aale without mucn
chang In prices rrora inoso in lore yesterday.
Thar were aulte A few corn-fed cattle
here again today that were rather lacking
in quality. In fact, they were only warmed
un. and Backers were very alow about plac-
In, a hid on them. Saleamen In ome cea
thought in mar set wa a nine lower, out
the trouble mat ucn came nave oeen
selling at very uneven prices all along, ao
that it IS bard to tell what th market I
on them. There la no mistaking the fact
that buyers, prefer tne 'western rangers 10
that clasa of corn cattle.
Tha cow market wa fairly active and as
a rule Just about yesterday B price war
paid. Buyer seemed to b anxloua for
upplte, and the better clae In particu
lar changed hand freely. There waa poa-
itbly soma unevaneea to . tne traae, oui
there was no quoiaoi cnange. ouua, veai
calve and stag aio sold at just About
steady price.
Ther were a good many stockers and
feeders on sale, but a th demand from
the country yesterday waa of liberal pro
nnrttona th market on good stuff did not
show murh change. The commoner grade.
though, Wr neaiercteu inn m euioa innr,
salesman wer calling thoae kinds a little
easier than yetterday. ....
Weatern beef steer were In fairly good
demand this morning at ateady prices
where the quality wa at all aatlafactory.
Common kind did not move very freely
and aa uauai aoio l ratner uneven price.
Price though, were not much different
from yesterday. There w a pretty good
...wi for cow and the market could be
ouoted Juat about ateady with yeaterday.
Good Blockers and feeder wr also steady.
but common amua werv eiw aaie auu ii
anything a little . easier. Representative
le,: BEEF STEERS.
as. rr. we. av. n.
.. Ki I H .'.la 4 U
,.. I IH 4 last 6 40
... 747 I Mi tl 11M 4 e
...1J4I 4 H 17 I 74
...lttt 4 14 14
...llat 4 II 4 ..lis M
...li4 4 eo M jr. 4 4 40
...110 4 SO 14 U44 1
4 "bulls.
...144 8 U 1 14 8
...lie I 4 1 UJ 4 M
cows.
i. r 3 n mi 3
1 leu I 14 114 8 1 '
V HI 18 M. .tt4 6 t
2 70 1 heifer... 6V
2 70 11 helfera.. 681
rci iiaixri aji wb. vuiu.
36 steers.. ..1095 8 85
t D. T. Cattle Co. Colo.
65 COWS 981 3 16 -
Walter Brander Colo.
22 feeder!.. 879 3 35 28 cows 913
3 feeders.. 990 3 35 1 feeder... 1050
86 feeders.. 996 3 SO .'
Mustaln Broa Colo.
22 feeder.. 83 8 66 3 cows 890
2 feeders.. 8H0 3 65 1 cow...... 860
3 feeders.. 813 8 00 2 cows... ..1060
1 steer 600 2 25 6 cows 870
HOGS There were moaf )Og In
this mornlgn than for TSom little
past, and a a reault prices at all points
took a big drop. At this market the de
cline ampunted to 16-20c, as compared with
yesterday' average. The atrlctly choice
light and butcher weights were, per hap.
not over 15o lower, but all others wer
154720c lower. The bulk of the good hog
anlil rla-ht around 17.00. with the choice
loads going from 87 00 to 87.07',4. The pack
ing grades sold largely at 36.95. with the
leaa desirable grade from 86.90 to 86.96.
It was far from being an active market
for sellers were not at all anxious to
take the price offered, and, keatde that,
several of the tralna wer late In arriving,
which of course, orolonged IB market.
There wa aom reaction on th last and
of th market from th sudden drop, and
the laat arrivals sold a little Vet ter than
tha early hoir. Th do oould probably
be best daacrlbed by calling tt a little firmer
and mora active. Representative sates:
.4a
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41...
40...
11...
41...
A.
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1....
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14...
S...
14...
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..141
..11T
..174
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...141
...160
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T 47Uj
euirirp There waa another 'big run of
heep and lamb here today, but the de
mand was fully equal to the occasion. Aa
ha been previously elated packer hav
been getting hungry for good tuff, owing
to tha fact that th big bulk of the ofler-ine-a
fnr noma time nast ha been com
posed of feeders. The few bunches of fat
aheep and lamba that were on aale thla
n.oming were picked up In a hurry at good
.irons) rtricea. The market could beat be
6faer(bed by calling It actlv andy atrong
on all desirable grade.
There wa also a liberal demand for feed
ers. The better grade of bolh sheep and
lambs showed a little strength, but the
common kinds did not Imnrove enough to
be noticeable. It wag not long, thougfi. be
fore the bulk of the more desirable offer-
ii: wa out of nrm nana.
Ountatlon. Good to choice yearling
8SUKU3.76: fair to good, 33.2i'47l60; good to
cholc wether. 83.2t( bO; fair to ' good
.ihara Xifaifti-i 26: choice ewes. JlTJJj.uw:
fair to good cares. 82 6o2.76; good to choice
lamb. K7H 90; fair to good lamb. 34.5txti
4 7a; feeder wether. 2.75fti5: feeder vear
iinaa xi i.tfi3 4d: feeder lamb. 83.0OA4 00:
cull imb. 62.000-3.00; feeder ewe. 1.2.V
3.00: atock wes, U.fi to. xtepreaenuuv
ale: - ,
No. Av Pr
l Wyoming wes 9 1 25
44 wtrii ewe 99 3 00
T feeder lamb 48 8 25
82 feeder lani J7 3 -
U4 C.lorado ftstdef wthrs 73 IW
Colorado feeder withers....
wertern yearl1iij.
western cull ewe
western feeder ewes..
western buck
wetern buck
weetern cull lamb..
western ewe
aestem cull lamb i
western' cull lamba.i.
Wyoming ewe ..-.
Nebraska full lml.. ,
western ull )mb. ...... .
western cull lamias
Nebraska wether
western feeder yearling..;
native ewe t,. ,
weetern yearling
native lamrw
Wyoming ewes.,.
Wyoming ewes
till I ewes
western ewes
feeder lamb
feeder lamba..,,.,.,..
feeder lamba
i. M ,
..81 - 6i .
,. 70 , 1 26
M 1 8
.. 1 2 "
.. 19 , 2 no
.. 40 2 ""
.. m 2 ;.
.. 4J 2 2i
.. 87 IM
.. M 2 6a
.. . 41 . 2 75
.. 44 3
,. W 8 oo
.. Ts-as
.. 63 3 8"
.. IM ' 3 50
i. 7-4 I to
., 70 6 25
.. M, 176
96 I
.. 90 J 70
.. 360
.. 60 ' 4 00
M . 4 00
.. ii 4 00
New York Live ateck Market.
ajtrtxr TAD nM '.ic r a wer an t.
receipts, 1,866 head: steers, slow but sren-
erally steady: cowa, 10c lower; native steers
4.Bge.7u; naif breeds, 4.4KhH.7b; stags and
oxen, 83.76-4.40; bulls, I2.7b(4.0; cowa, 8160
4J4.00; fat heifers, .orxipt.ttO. Cables steady ;
exports, uu neaa came ana t,vis quarters
of tef.
CALVES Receipts. 2.175 head": veal.- irc
lower; grasserg, steady to higher; veal.
i5.0Cg.75; few tons, $9; little calvea and
cull veals, 84 (MVfiH.50.
Biici-.t- aimu lambs Recelpta, 10,663
head: sheen, strong: lambs, shade hlrher:
BheeD. . 22.51X33.90: extra. 84: lamha. If. om
6.65; culls. 34.00iii4.60.
HCH1H Recelnts. 6.325 head: ateadv: boss.
87.2Exo7.66; choice, 67.40.
St. Laals Live Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 15. CATTLE Recelnt.
7.600 head. Including S.300 Texan; market
steady native ehlpplng and export steers,
ta Wi'i.b?; dressed beef and butcher steers,
84.007.10; steers under 1,040 pounds, 83.75i
6.00; stockers and feeder. 82.55314.60; cow
and heifer. 82.2535.5fl; canner. 31.502.60;
bulls, 82.9046.0O; calve. 83.0ui7.26; Texas
and Indian steers, 82.60ts6.00; cows and heif
ers, 32.4O3.50.
HOGS Receipts. (.600 head; market 10tfri5c
lower: pigs and lights, 86.W7.06; packers,
86.96tafi.16: butchers, 17.10(37.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ' J.fliO
hesd; market steady; native mutton. 83.31
434.00; lambs, 84.25196.60; culls and bucks.
32.1. j; stockers, 31.60S2.90; Texan, 83.20
6-8.80. ...
St. Joepk Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. -Oct. 18.4-CATTLE Recelnt.
4,287 head; active and steady to strong; best
stock cattlo higher; natives, 34.2Mi43.00;. cows
and heifers, Il.5twif5.75; veala, 32.5tsSj.25; bulls
and stags, (iooo.ib; stockers and feeders,
2.006.2S.
HOUS Receipts. 6.010 head: tmoc lowe -
light and light mixed, $6.82'(37.07H; metliu
and heavy, t7.0O7.1O; pigs, 84.006.85; bu.i
a7.00fi-7.O7H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelDtS. 242 head:-
beat lambs, 1015c higher; others steady;
tOD native lambs. 85.40: toD western lamb.
85.10; top weatern yearling. 83.85; top west
ern weinera, uoo; top western ewes, (3.25.
' Slorx City Live Stock Market.
otattv PT-rv t. n ic Ja.t-i -yi
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gram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 1,200; market
ateady; beeves, 6.00ft.7o; cowa, bulla and
mixed, 32.00r7'4.00; Blockers and feeders, $2-75
tii.b; yearlings ana calves, 12.604.00.
HOGS Recelnta. 2.00O: market- opened
steady, closed lower at 86.8517.06; bulk, 16.90.
Stock la llgkt.
The following wer the receipts of live
stock at tho six prlnolnal cities. yesterday:
fjattia. Hogs. Ehiep.
16.120
8,846
... 19,000
16,700
... 7.500
.:. 4,287
... 1,200
8,380
J 2.000
14.000
6.500
6.010 .
35.0(10
8,A)0
1,000
242
8,000 7
67,033 43,890 ' 60,363
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. I-oul
St. Joseph ....
Sioux City ..,
Totals ....
. Wool Market. . . , ,
BOSTON. Oct. 15. WOOL The market
here 1 very strong and the trading ba
been active. Territory wool is thoroughly
well held; with sale of good-lsed lot at
full quotation. Fine staple territories, 55 '
fctiOc; strictly fine, t"ii6&c; fine and fine me
dium. 60&b3c; medium, 453?47c. Texas wool
la thoroughly austalned with stock amall '
and offering light. Full quotation remain
dull on the little there 1 offering. Kail
cleaned basis, nominal, 45648c; twelve
months, 65iw8c; six to eight months, spring,
62&6&c. Fine washed fleeces are in very
strong position, witn all one wools strong.
Quotations aro very Arm. Ohio and Penn
sylvania XX nd above, 28V4fJ9c; 3C, 264
27c; Michigan X. 2ty&2ec. Delaine ere In a
very strong position; Ohio and Pennsyl
vania washed delaine, 22a-2.1c: Michigan, SO
t7lc; No. 1. WWilc; No. 3, 2Vi3-c; coarse, 24
i'iAc. Here quotations on Auatrallan wool
are very strong, though largely nominal by
reason of the small amount offering. On
hand tho stocks are small, with little to
sell to arrive. Combing, choice sooured
baala, 77(7i40e.; good, 74(y"6c: average, 72a74cs.
BT. LOUIS, Oct 16. WOOL Steady; me
dium grade and combing, Uxcrl&c; light
fine, 13gl7c; heavy fine, IOhjUc; tub washed,
lfc26Hc.
Colli Market.
NEW YORK, .Oct. 16.-COFPBE Spot,
quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 6-16c. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, 7$jl2i'. Future opened ateady;
price unchanged to 6 point lower, this
proving a bare respens to lower European
cable. Immediately following th call the
market stiffened ou bid from spot inter
ests, the north turned easy on offerliiK
from th room and at the clos was steady
and net 6 points lower, except May, whirl!
was unchanged. Trade waa inactive, sale
amounting to only 26,000 baga. Including:
October, 4.95o; November, 6.10c; December,
6.20c : January. 6.25c: March. 6.40c: May.
6.65c: July, 5.70c; September, 8.85c.
new x okk, ct. 10. woo i nrm;
domestlo fleece, i&aAh:.
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