TOE -OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUXDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1002.
So
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Warn WettheT Em 8omrbt BeUruod
the lIorsnitBt of Witter Good.
VERY rtW IMPORTANT CH,KGtS IN FRICES
Tratellaa: salesswea Oat After (prims
Orders aw Far Hn Met
. wrltk Exeeatloaelly bewa
Resalta.
T trad situation wlih Omaha Jobber
n4 tnanu'selurer mcUnuti very ssus
fectnrr. Th inn weather of last week
ma y br bad a tendency to ruriall. 10
mm extent, the demand for winter goo's,
Vm em the other hand tbe pleasant diy
wrought out boat ef hrpper. and reord-
Ina la all rprrt reentry merchrt en
'd wery liberal patronage. Traveling
mm say retailer' stock are going to pieces
at a rapid rata and tht the wsy things
ick now Jobbers will do a big re-order
'f'twtnea In spits of tbe fact that merchants
aouAkt heavily at the cpenlng of the
season. Ail classes cf peop e sem to be
spending mere money than ever before, and
r buying a better class of goods, and for
that reason retailers are dolr.a more busi
ness than they hoped to do. Jobber hve
a good word to saw rsrdlng collection
rtdse far very few bad account have
been found. .
Ths itisrketa hare fluctuated very nttl
Curing tht vwk under renew, but the same
rrmnea enaraeienses me itnrr.i i mo
tion that haa been reported for many
month past. It la to be noticed that with
vary few exceptions the tendency of rrice
to upward and tht Jobber a well a
retailer are anticipating thtlr want far
Into th future, a they cn see no prospect
of value reaching, a lower level for lome ;
tlma t come.
Groceries Active aaa1 Btraaa;.
KlinlerJe grorert report the volume of
fcuslnes exceptionally heavy for tht time
ef the year and In fact they are being
rushed to their utmost to care for their
mrriedlste businer.s and at the same tlma
ship out thetr future order. Each week
thy see a big increase a compared with
the corresporwiirg week of laet year, S3
that they find no cause for complaint.
Tha first shipments of new seeded raUln
arrived on the market th first of lat
week and are going cut to the trade at a
vry rapid rat. Lat year ther waa a
allfTorence In price between choice 16-oe
Beaded and three-crown loose muscatels of
about JV per lb., but tht year the differ
ence 1 only bout le per lb. Seeders claim
tbey ar doing business at a loa of from
IA te SW a car. but whether that 1 the rase
r pot. the difference In price i o slight
that tha aeeded raisin will undoubtedly
become mora popular than ever before.
Considerable Interest 1 being ahown In
tha tancy tine, including figa. date and
lacs frulta. Currant ar also moving; out
In large quantities, a price are cheaper
than thew were a year ago. and the quality
tf th stctck better. The market continues
very atrong on peachea and jricot and
aom line of the fancy fruit are entirely
ut of the market.
In th line of canned goods Interest still
ranters around corn and tomatoes, with
pumpkin also claiming considerable atten
tion. The market has eased up a little on
tometoes, but not enofcgh to change the
situation rn tha west. Tha weakness is
noticeable only in the Maryland district
and owing to the fact that the good now
being packed axe not of a good color or
flavor a those packed earlier In the year
It la not thought that the western market
will be influenced at all. Pumpkin Is being
bought up wherever stock of satisfactory
quality can be found and well posted oper
ator think that thia mean a material ad
vance in the near future over present
price. One factor that adds to this feeling
materially 1 the very high price being
bald tor gaJloa pie fruit, particularly ber
ries. .
The week closed with th sugar market
practically the same a It was the week
before. The market on raws showed con
siderable strength the first part of the
week, but towasd the close the market
eased off a little, which left it about where
It was before tha strength developed. The
Demand for sugar continue exceptionally
eavjr for thia aason of the year.
The cheese market Is strong and fancy
tVtober stock Is quoted Vc higher than it
was a week aa-o. The demand is very brisk,
all offerings being freely taken by specula
torn. Tber has been no qootsbla change dur
ing the week on either coffee or teas. Other
Staple lines hnmUed by Omaha 'Jobber are
klso In just about tha aam position they
srera a week ago.
Hawse Trade Qalet.
House trade with Omaha dry goods ob
ters waa rather quiet last week, but the
prdcr trade continued very satisfactory.
The warm weather of course somewhat in
terfered with the movement of heavyweight
good, but at ill buKlneaa with retailer Is
reported good, with the prospect for th
future very encouraging. Merchant are
preparing for a big ruph of business to fol
low tb next cold wave and for that reason
are keeping their stocks very complete.
Many lines, however, of popular winter
goods are being broken, notably children
fnd women fleece lined underwear, cotton
'lanketa and medium gTade of mottled
fiannela
Traveling men have taken aome large
ardera for spring wash goods and other
specialties deaigned for spring trade.
Ther now aeeme soma dangrr that th
shortage of ginghams experienced last
year will be reproduced thia sea
on. Early orders wera vary large
va.1 certain style ar sold out. Trade In
waaa cocoa 1 mainly in woven tabrlca.
Printed good, although Belling we I, ar
Dot aa strong aa they were last season.
Tha cotton goods market retain It
Ungth and some manufacturers, omlng
to tha high price of cotton, predict an ad
vance on certain grade of good mhlcn
r now under the market. Thoae who are
best coated on the general situation aay
with a good deal of confidence that persons
ii-blog to anticipate their wants can do so
uiiiy so tar aa prices are concerned.
lUxdwar Reaaaiaa I araaaita.
Thar have been no Important fluctua
tlons Id the hardware market for aome
little time past. Tbe market 1 tirra on
? 'radically all atapl lines, with prospect
avorabla for a continuance of those condi
tions for some llttie time. The demand in a
wrholeaaJe way haa, of course, been some
what curtailed by the warm weather, but
all things considered Jobbers report thetr
business as being very encouraging. Re
tailer a who have been heard from recently
aiaa have a good word to say, so that very
few eemplairta of any character are being
reported. There seems to be no sueciaJ
feature to tbe trade, aa the demand 1 gtn-
r4 iw ait chasers 01 gooas.
Leather baads Glaj Cp
Tha feature of tha leather goods trad at
th present 41m 1 th advancing tendency
of tha market. Jobber ssy that thee find
price on medium grsd shoes from TH to
L'1 rani per pair higher than they were a
short tlma ago. That is oming to the ad
vancea la leather, which have been re
ported from time to tim through these
columns. Th high-priced shoes ar also
Bigner, eui to greateai aavanc naa taken
fiaca os tha mwlun a-rades. Jobbers aav
that so far aa they can see there la no
proapect for any reduction for som time
to com and fhat retailers are aafe in plac
ing their order at thia time. Tbe pruta
to retailers have not been advanced ma
terially as yet. but ss soon as )ol o-rs x-
haunt their present stocks an advance will
kav to t-e made.
Immediate business with local Jobber" 1
largely confined to alxlng-up order Re
tailers so far th: fail have had a very
rood trade, so that their stock are getting
broken to aom extent, aa la shown hy the
- numerous smsll orders coming in. la
short time yubbers expect to k e kept busy
attending to the Immeaial want of thei
rtntom.ra.
Future business Is also very satisfactory
a traveling salr.-men are picking up a good
many order tor prlng and leel greatly en
couraged as a result of the success they
tin had o tar.
Tha rubber buaines la rather quiet, a
this la a brt wren-season peiiud. A fei
tie bo era. however, are sending In thet
orders, but they ar mostly small. Jobber
tto not look for much more bu.ineas until
soma winter weather 1 experivneeo.
Fralta 14 Prwawee.
Tha dexoand for fruits I bow confined
mostly to pears, apple, grapes, orange
and bananas. Ther are still CaJKurr.i,
rorhM on the market, but they are auite
t SI per box and tsidea that thia 1 th
tim of year when people begin to gtt
apple hungry. The quality of ih appir
n(,r arriving 1 much better than hereto
fore and ta price at which the differet:
line ar selling alii be tound la anoint
T..mmM are no lorrer n the market an
urh line a wax beau and cucumber are
aelllrg at hlsh prtcea, a tne no me grow
tm .lkiutird. There have been r
change In tha pno ef potato and stapla
line or tnat cnaracier.
v ere ouoted th am a they wer
w,a ago, but lb market is f.rm. wttb re
relBta moderate. The earn U true of but
ter Th poultry market firmed up th
latter part ot the week owing to a hrt
supviy.
LlTerseal trsla aad Sre
Islaaa.
lIVFRPvVL. Oct 25. WHEAT f-et
quiet; Na 1 aorfhern. spring, sa SSsJ". Na I
T4 Wyewa-n. wluicc. U i Ce-lt-
fornta, A. 44. Futures. Inactive; Decem
ber, SsKnJ: March, f Pd.
t'OhS Ppot. steady. American m'.xed. .
v,i. Tuturea. Inactive; tKtoher, nemlnaJ;
Jtruarv. eeicvl; March, if A
FEA9 Csnat'ian. steady, fi Td.
MajLK L Louis, tancy aider, quiet,
H
HOT" At LicridoB trclflc coast), firm,
F RO'ISIONS Beef, strong: extrs India
me, llbe. Fork, strong; prime western
rm-M. hit. Hams, short cut, 14 to 1 lbs.,
f.rm. t"s M. Bar on, Cumberland cut, M to
HO lbs , firm. Kit fd; rhort ribs, "j to 24 lb .
dull, f; long clear middles, light. 2 to It
lb, quiet. ii fed: long near middles, heavy,
l to " lb., steadv. 6: short clear backs.
1 to " lha.. qjlei, f; c er be '.lie. 14 to It
lb , strong. f. fhouieer. square. 11 to
IX lbs . firm. f.is. Uard. prime western. In
tierces, firm. fc.s M; American reflced, la
pall, steady, fTs M
M TT K K Nominal
CHEF.f E Firm, Ataerlctn finest whlta
and coloretl. Bf.
TaU f irm ; prime city, JSs d; Aui
trailan. In London. 3a sd.
OS IHA
WHOLESALE
MARKET.
tapl Fancy Frdac.
EOOP Candled stock. JPc.
L.IVE POULTRV-Hens. TH'ff?: roosters,
according to see. turke . ll'&llc; ducks,
jK , geese, ac; spring chicken, per lb.,
BVTTER Parking stock, lfc: cholc
dairy. In tubs. 1Kj-'ic; separator, 24tr2c.
FRE5H CAUGHT FISH-Trout, :ic; her
ring. Tc; plciccrel. be; pike. 10c; perch, 6c;
bunaio. dressed, 7c; sunfish, Jc; b'ueflr.s, Jc;
whlteTsb, lw; salmon. 16c: haddock, lie;
codflnh. 12c; redsnapper. Vr: lobsters,
boiled, per !b., X"c; lobsters, green, per lb.,
c; bu.lhcad.. luc, catfish, lie ; black bass,
c: halibut, lie
CORN-4c.
OAT S 8?c
wheat-No. i bard, ec
RYE 42c,
BRAN Per ton. IIS.
HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealer association: Choice No. 1
upiand, X K; No. 1 medium, XV: No. 1
coarse. tl.fcG. Rye ttraw. IT. These prlr
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair; receipt light-
OTSTERP Standard, per can. ISc: extra
select, per ctn. J&c; New York count, per j
ran, 41'c; puik. extra selects, per gal., ti.it;
bulk, standards, per gal.. XI 30.
VFGETARIES.
NEW CELERY Kearney, per dox.. SCK3
the: Kalsmssoo. per dox., 25c.
POTATOES New, per bu., SaGSHc.
PVEET POTATOr:8-Per lb. 2c; Vir
ginia, per bbL, 13; faom grown, per bu.,
fevtl.
TV R VIP? Per bu.. Wc.
BEETS Per basket. 4'c.
ruCVMRERS Holhouae, per dot., II .SO.
Kkjf. tiii-' .trine
bu. bOX, II. SO; String
WAX rlEANP Per
beans, per bu. box. II J.
iirnAurj-m.rar inu. m. I
. ONIONS New home grown, in seek, per
bu.. ix'nwc: tpamsn. per crate,
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 12 70.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California, late galway. n.
PRUNES I'tah. rer 4-basket crate. c.
PEARS-Fall variette. per box. X1.7&2.00;
Bartlett a, l-er box, 12.2s; Kaffir, per bbl., I
AFPLES Cooking, per bbl.. C 25: eating.
X2 -iftX-bu, Jonathan, IS.2S; New York stock, I
GRAPES New York, 23c; Tokaya. per
crate, XI. 75; Malaga, per keg. X (? W.
CRANBERRIES Per bbL, $7.Mj7.s per
box, K b".
WC1NCE9 Per box, r.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to iie,
X! i(t
LEMONS-Callfornla fancy. 14.0004.25;
choice, li butltli.
ORANUES Valencia. 14.50: New Ja- i
maica anv slse. X4: Mexicans, any sire. X4.
DATE3 Persian. In 7(t-lb. boxes, per lb,,
ar- rur rase of If-lb tikrs.. X2.Z. I
FIGS California, per l-lb. carton, Soc;
Turkish, per i-lb. dox, iac
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 24-frame case,
13 u.
CIDER New Tork. X4.50: per H-bbl.. U 75.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7e; No. 1 green, c;
No. 1 salted, Pic; No. 1 aalted. 7c; No. 1
veal calf, t 111' lbs.. Pc; No. 2 veal calf.
12 to IX lb.. c; dry hides. ftyM2c; aheep
Kelt. 7&c: horse hides. Sl.s0fe2.5o.
rvrtUKA fer id.. c; snetiea, tc
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
13c; herd shell, per lb.. 12c; No. 1 soft
shell, ner lb., lie: No. X hard shell, per lb..
10c; Braxlls, per lb., 11c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, aoit sneii. per 10.. 10c; nara snen,
mr lb.. 15c: pecans, large, per lb.. 14c; small.
per lb., lie : cocoanuis, per qui., w, cnri
nuu. per lb., 16c; peanuta. ier lb., ic;
roaeteo peanuts, per lb.. Sc.
OLD 1J!.TA-L .A- . Aipera quote ine
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton. lu; iron, stove piaie, per ion, -w; cop
per, per lb., trc; brasa, heavy, per lb., c;
brass, light, per lb.. Xc; lead, per lb., c;
tine, per lb., le; rubber, per lb., twc
ft. Lwt Craia aaal Pravtaloaa.
ST 1XITTI8. Oct. WHEAT Higher:
No. I red cash, elevator. C9c asked: track.
smeUac; recember, SCiftwse aaked; May,
71S.71Vc; No. X hard, Sfe(&71e.
CoRN Higher; No. I cash. 56c; track,
S7H: December 40c; May. XMc
OATfe nrm: ISO. 1 rain, uc; inm,
SOSc; December, 2i. new; May. SeSc; No.
white. Sic.
RYE Higher at MiMSc
FLOUR-iulet steady: red winter pat
ents. XJ.eOSS. S5; extra fancy and straight.
XX 3 afc; clear. eZ.tu.t
SEED Timothy, nrm, u iotj.a.
CORN MEAL Steady. S2.H0.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 73e75c.
HAY Steady to firm: timothy. XSOOtj 11.00;
prairie. Xi.0oijTU.00.
1KUS t'iitjr lUiMi-m
BAQOINO X-lfe7 1-ltc.
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobbing, old.
tlX.65; new, Xi7 0a. Lard., higher, XIO.TL
Drv aalt meats (boxedi. steady: extra
shnrta. m.5f: clear rib. Xll 60; short clesr.
all W. Bacon (boxed . steady; extra short,
11225; clear ribs. I11.I7H: abort clear, SUs2.
M ETA Ml-Lead, steady at S4. Ou. pellr.
easy at X5 30 aaked.
POULTKT yulet; chicken. c; spnngs,
ilOc; turkeys, itc; ducks. loic: seese, -c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 184i2oc; dairy,
LWi a steady at ire. ioas on-.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbls S.0 10.on
Wheat, bu 14 tw en.ww
Corn, bu n.Oiw 16.0
Oata. bu 77.W6
CLOOO
Kst City Grata aad Prawlslaaa.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 25 WHEAT De-
eemler, ,e: May. ss.ife: cash. No. I
bard. re; no. 1. Mav; mo. z reo, ic;
No. S. fiitc
CORN October, 74)C: uecemoer. re;
May, I't-ul'r: cash. No. 2 mixed. 4T7c;
No. t whit. 4-c; No. S. 4a47c.
OATfe No. I whit, cc; no. I rruxea,
8ic.
kie-ro. x. ec.
HAY Choice timothy. S1006l.aO; rhoic
prairie. S so 3 10 bu.
BUTTER Creamery, 224T3c; fancy dairy.
EGOS-nrm; iresn Missouri ana Kanaka
stock, lTVtc, los off, rase returned.
rveceipts. enipments.
Wheat bu 1AI. 4SCK1
Corn, bu 70 00
Oat, bu 85.00
llfrm
21.004
Tled Grata aad gee a.
TOLEDO. Oct. a. WHEAT Fairly ac-
tlve. steady; cah. 75Hc; December, 77c;
Mav. 77c.
CORN Dull. teaoy; tecemter. ttu;
May. 43e.
OATS Dull, easier; DeceraDer, c,e; stay.
Sic.
BEED Clover, dull, easier; October, S6.W,
bit: Jan-jary, Si k2. aaked.
RTE 621c-
Mlaweapells Wkea4, Flaar aad Braa
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. S WHEAT De
cember. .lc; Msy,
::",fi7rc. On trick:
No. 1 htrd. Ti-mc: S
u. 1 northern. 72c;
No northern. 7Wc
FLOVK First patents. S3 SKJ4 OS: seeond
patents, S jS first clears. SI -&S.W.
aremd clears. S3 4T.2.So. .
U RAN in bulk. SIS.
Dry Gaeas Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 25 DRY GOOD8N
rhange in the general features of the dry
Foods market today. Demand cf average
extent for quick supplies, auv-ks continje
resuicted and crier a firm. Print cloths.
dull but firm: cotton rams In fair reouett
at full pr.c-es; worsted yams firm; woolen
yarns steady; Jute yarns firm.
Milwawkee Orals Market.
MILWAVKEE. Ort. 2S WHEAT Mar
ket lower: No. 1 northern. T4c; No. I north
tm. 72e7Sc; Lwcember, 72.
RTE H.gher; No I, Si-c
BARLEY Firm; No. 2. awe; sample, ttf
Sc.
CORN December. Slc.
Dalatk Grata Market,
PlXfTH. Oct. S. -WHEAT Cash. No. 1
bard. 71 Se. Ne. S northern. W,c; No. 1
northern. Tit.-: Koversber, TiSc; Lwceisber,
t c: May. fase.
OATb Deceoiber, Kc.
raarta Market.
PEORIA, c:
Oct 3. COKN-tttead) ; K
S. - -e
OAT is Moderately actltt;
Cf-s" rnd tr.rouAkj
VtHlealLX'-fLMk
Na. I whlta.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Ovist Dij ca ih Bond of Tnde, witi
Priri Firmsr it FinisL
GOOD BUYING RALLIES THE KARKET
Isaaller Voleeae af Bast sees la Ik
Gralae TrTllea laellae
Weakaess, wltk Lex-ala
Llqaldatlag.
CHICAGO, Oct. C-Trading en th
Board of Trade today waa quiet, but the
market had a firmer tendency. December
wheat closing c higher. iecemter com
shade hicner and oat Vj"c higher,
manual-) proviaiona closed from c lower
to iijc higher.
The volume of trading In wheat waa
somewhat emaiier than of lata. Room
bun, a ho abandoned their line early, re
placed tbrm paruaily on strong spot
toward the close, and while the maiKet
was active at the advance, there waa
enougn realising to hold it steauy. im
epemr.g waa hrro on bad weather and
strength in corn, loliowed by a decline on
big receipta ana heavy liquidation along
with weakness In corn. Oood burying
toward the close brought about a rally
and the hnlsh waa about steady. De
cember opened unchanged to He higher at
TiaTSVc, sold up to 72Sc, declining to
7rc. but on the final rally the price went
to 7ic, and tne ciose waa near me top,
tc hisber, at 7:c. Clearance of wheat
and nour were equal to W2.000 butheis.
Primary recetpta wer l.M.( bushel
gainst 1.0".n,(Mi bushel a year ago. Mln
neapoa and Duiuth reported receipt of
j8 cars, which with local receipts of 130
car 4 of contract grade made total re
ceipt for the three point of l.U cars,
against W7 car last week and i! cara a
year jro.
Corn waa quiet, but Arm. with a llght
decline earlv, in sympathy with wheat.
Iater the market became firmer on fair
commlsaion house buying. Influenced by
rain in Illinois and Iowa, and the clos
aliahiiv above yesterday a final
figure. December closed a shade higher
at &lc, alter aelling between HSfiwHe
and 6.C. Local receipt were 2S cars, with
h cars of contract grade.
Oata continued du:l and featureless and
price fluctuated within a narrow range.
The close was steady, with December
c higher, at XHc after ranging between
uvc and lc Local receipta were 2ul
Provlsinna were inclined to weaknes. lib
figure.
eral receipt of hog and a decline of li
In nricea at the yard resulting in con-
elJerable liquidation by locals. The de-
. - t,n,,. l..u,rv nnrk -ln.ed
i.r t-.i'sfi- Januarv lard. tc
blrher at IS l.S. and rib tc lower, at xa.SM.
Eetimated recelrta for Monday: Wheat,
1(6 cars; corn, 4j car; oat, 240 car;
hogs. 32.000 bead.
Tbe leading future ranged a followi:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
.wheat
, I ! I 71 1 70V
!72t4tiHl 72,' 71' 72-4 72-1
TJiflVI 74 75HS'W73-V&;4,73H6
57H1 S7H1
M iHH'riV
S7H! E7H
S1 E1S
43T 43SS
siti'a Ti
32l 32
por
Oct.
1 SO
15 2H
14 75
II 00
10 40
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
May
Ribs
Oet
Jan.
May
11 15
10 .
15
t 40
I 12H
t 424
11 R0
I 25
7 77HI 1 H
No. t. a New.
Cash quotation were aa follow:
FLOUR Steadv, winter patent. SS 40J
t0; atralghts, S3I0S.: cleara. S2.704fl.00;
spring specials, 4.2fu-4.0; patent. SS4CI0
a.70; straights. S2 .mi 20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 73c; No. I spring.
71c; No. 2 red, TOTlc.
CORN No. 2. 68c; No. 2 yellow. 0e.
OATS No. 2. 2c; No, S white. 0-,55&
RYE No. 2, 4S"C.
BARLEY Good feeding, 40j42c; fair to
choice ms.ltlng, 4456KC.
BEED No. 1 flax, 11-23; No. X northwest
ern Sl-25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork., per bbl.. SI W
4716.70. Lard, per 100 lbs , Sll.15en.17t.
Short ribs side Ooosel. Sll.SPlfU.40. Dry
salted shoulders loxed. SS TS'S 10.00. Short
clear side (boxed). SU.S7H 12-00.
Th following were the receipts and ship
ments of grain yesterday:
Kecelpts. Shipment
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oat, bu....
Rye, bu
Barley. bJ.
23.400
7.0
..120.100
..1IS.i0
..842.200
.. 12 "0
..107,209
7S.0OJ
liS.S0
12eX
2.!X
s.soo
On the Produce exchange today th but
ter market wa easy; creameries, 16wa
tc; dairies. li'JIlc. Eggs, easier, loss off,
rases returned, Uc Cheese, steady, lipoid
Uc
XEW YORK GEXERAL MARKET.
Qaatatlaaa f th Day aa Varlaaa
Caaa4lltl.
NEW TORK. Oct, 2S FXiOUR-Recelpt.
18.177 bbl.; exports, 32. FIX bbl.; sales. 5.7'.
pkg,; market neglected ana easy; winter
r stents. 13 bao3 85; winter straight, li
50; winter extra. X2Si54.oO; winter low
grades, X2 65(a2 S5; Minnesota patents, S3 So
V4 in: Minnesota bakers. 13 lri3 ki. Rye
flour, steady: fair to good. SS.15g3.4o; choice
to fancy. S3.5ociS.S6. Buckwheat flour, easy,
S2.2S&2 30, spot and to arrlve-
CORNMEAL iulet; yellow western. SI S";
city. SL25; Brandywlne, S3.40tgS.5ti.
RYE Dull; No. I western, 65e. f o.
afloat: No. 2, Mi&M'-c; track atata, 4$54c,
c. I. f . New York-
BARLEY Quiet; feeding. 41c, e. 1. f.,
Buffalo; malting, 45(g'61 c, c. I. f , Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipt. 167,750 bu.; export.
l.7ft bu. Snot, steadv: No. 1 red. 77.c
elevator, and 77VS77c. L a. b.. afloat;
No. S northern. Duiuth, fCic, f. o. b , afloat;
No. 1 hard. Manitoba. S3Sc, f o. b., aflott.
Option opened steady on higher French
rabies, but wss weakened later by larg
northwestern receipts, local unloading and
a lack of confidence among bulla. Tht
market Anally rallied on covering and
closed stesdy at last night's price. May.
77S6TT 15-ltc. closed at 77e; December,
TTVpTi S-lc. dosed at 7fc'-,c
CORN Receipt. U,7iu bu.; export. 40.752
bu. ; sties. COCiO bu. futures and 30.000 bu.
spot Spot steady; No. 2. tfttc elevator,
and 67c. f. o. b . afloat: No. 2 yellow, 70c;
No. 2 white. 70c The option market opened
firmer on poor weather conditions west, but
eased oft with wheat, easier cables and
liquidatiin. On f.nal covering th market
rallied and closed steady without change.
January closed at 52c: Mav. 4Mb4;",c
I closed at 4SSc: October closed at c; De-
I cemoer. srfiuoc, ciosea ac wc.
I f . .T1 j i . . j w.. - e-r.
bu. Snot quiet; No. 2, 33c; standard white.
Sec; No. S whit. S6c; No. S white, 35c;
I track white western. S4fe.Uc; trac
ck white
state, S44CMvc. The option market was
dull all day and easier, wnn corn. Decem
ber closed at St'-ac.
HAT -Steady; Shipping, SSyTOc; good to
choice S&ctrSl.
HOP8 Firm state, common to choice
I !M crop, 24)35c: 11 crop. S45j2Sc: olda, "it
iic; r-acinc i-oasi. iwz crop. sgiic; wuj
crop. 23 1 2"c ; olda, 75120.
HIDES Steady ; Galveston. SO to 15 lbs.,
ISc: California, a to S lbs.. ISc; Texas dry,
U to lbs , 14c.
LEATHER Qijet; hemlock sole. Buenos
Avres. light to heavy weights, sold, 23
PROVISIONP Beef, steady: family. SH 0
ei4K: bm. S12 U.dl2 f: beef hams. bO
4521 : packet S14.6"tilS.aO: city extra India
mm S24i(4ttv Cut meats, firm: p!ckl-d
bellies, fl3 tn."3l4 (O; pickled shoulders. SV;
Tlrkied bams. II Iard. firm; western
steamed. 11140: October clcsed al 111 4",
nominal: refti.ed, steady: continert. til V;
pouih America. S'.J: compound. S7 6ui7 7S.
Pork, steady: family. 122; short clear, S-' (0
fj-tw: mesa. s: T&u ls.Ou.
1:1 11 r-ri rteceipis. I.43J Pkgs. : steady;
I state dairy. lSSi24c; creamery, extra, tx:
1 creamery, common to choice. 1S-5S4V; extra
factory. 14Q 1 : imitation creamery. lTaJx::
renovated. ITH&Ilc.
CHEESE Receipts. I 297 pkga.; firm; new
State run creams smill colored fancy, o d,
U'S6121c: new. 12V,iU'.e: small white, old.
L.BiI-c; new. Lfi'ic: large colored.
old. Lc. new, lle; large while, old. 13?;
pew. lic.
Eji!4 Receipts list pkgs.; rrm: mti
aad Pennsyl.anla. average best. Ti
wratem candled, 221334c; refrigerated. l3
e.
TALLOW Dull ; city. Vc: country. .
Tc.
RICB Firm; domestic, fair ta extra,
grfsr: J a nan. 4lt -c
MULAesLa-yira: New Orleans anea
xettie g'.f'O to co rice. auu44r.
rO' " Li KT Allre. nominal: Aresaad.
Steady and ur char. red,
MET ALB Tbe markets wera au'-st ttby
rJ.-r..,. rxrer-lin ni the small buiinas
raparu4 was gaaarauly traAaarted at prtoea
r . 1 ax ttbid I ruin yeiercay a ngjrea.
Tta til marie was inc.lnea to wswkni
anaa wyrceat va uCerloga, sot clowiug al
!51Sf
si n v
32 22'-, Si7
7 IS TD IS 50
15 52H 15 & 15 f"
14 70 14 SO 14 70
31 10 11 15 11 1
10 50 10 55 10 50
07H 15 07H
g 17V I 40 t 35
" YvHi "i'30" "s is"
I 75 j t 77V 7 75
IXXitXft Copper ruled moderately steady,
but dull. wlh ;andard t lil. lake t XU 75
Oil' electrolytic at Xll.XO and casting t
XU rf ll.-o. lad was ulet In demand
and quoted at X4.L7V. Spcl'er was q.ilet and
nominal at In .art. Iron w quirt, with not
much dy.ng at the moment, and quotation
nominally unchanged.
HEW IORK ITOtKI ASD B0KD3.
Dallae Fellows Actly Opealag,
spit Faverakl Baak Statesaeat.
NEW TORK. Oct. The atork market
111 active and generally higher at to
day opening, but later relapsed into ex
treme duiines and failed to make any
repon to th very favorable hank state
ment. In th early operation advance wer
cored by Baltimore A Ohio. Atchison, St.
rauL Reading. Norfolk Western. Union
Pacific and bouthern Pacific, a well aa
bv Colorado Fuel and Iron and Amalga
mated Copper. Elsewhere the list 01s
pied liuie animation and no material
charges. The Oould etoek lter became a
feature by reason of their strength and
there w son-. good buying ot Texas
Pacific. Wabash common and St. Louis
Southwestern The dealing in Colorado
Fuel gave rise to reports of competitive
buying, and the nock wss again the fea
ture of the day in point of activity,
though It closed with a fractional loss.
Improvement showed by Canadian Pacific
was due to Increased earnings, and Chesa
peake ac Ohio heid steady in spite of an
dvere showing. Th strength ot Cotton
Oil resulted Irom the beliet that a con
solidation with any kindred company
would b of great benefit to lu Only tha
most favorable comment was heard re
garding th bank statement and trader
were at a los to account for the aeii.ng
movement which set in with it publica
tion. The statement was regarded as a
very correct exposition ef local financial
conditions. The rain In cath wa fully
up to expectation, but the ioan lncrese
curie aa a a ur prise and waa doubtless du
to ome of tne week ynoieaie operations.
The Increase of over lii.Wt'.ft.'O in surplu
reserve was especially gratifying and lia
bilities of the associated oanks proved to
be within ll.WO.nuo of their resources. The
market closed somewhat unsettled and
verv dull. Net chantre showed imrro
ment over the previous day, but with th
exception of the movement in the special
class, this Including Colorado Fuel. Con
solidated Oaa. North American and New
lort Air brake, gain were emery irac
tlonaL The day business ws barely In
excess of 2O0.OO shares Sterling exchange
was quoted at a slightly higher figure,
but no Importance was attached to thi
feature. The nomlnai rate for call money
was 2U ner cent. The subtreasury paid
out lv,(' for account cf San Francisco
and received the earn amount for trans
fer to New Orleans.
The week waa barren of Important de
velopment. It chief features being tha
light volume or pusine, partly oue 10
the strength of foreign exchange, which
caused groundless fears of early gold ex
ports, absolute paucity of public Interest
and a vague reeling or uneasiness result
lng from diver rumor of growing unrest I
seemed determined to check any concerted
move for higher price, and activity waa
shown only by a lew comparatively un
important issue, In which certain pool
wer believed to be chiefly interested.
Unsuccessful effort were made early in
the w eek to create a demand for aom
of the minor reorganited industrial. In
this connection it i not amis to atata
that tha moat powerful of the Industrial
concerns has Intimated that tt may be
receasary before long to engage In a rate
war with com of Its independent rivals.
According to the week's movements in
the special class it was the general opin
ion that only in the case t.f one stock
waa the buying general or technically
good." The coalers, hard and soft, were
moderately firm, but the Impairment
suffered by the anthracite roads, together
with the knowledge that only a long period
of uninterrupted operation nd higher
price for their product, can restore these
tosses, make that group of stocks less
attractive than usual
The following are the closing price on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrklsoa I Be. PtctSr 714
da pis g. lUMvay I7tk
Bl. A Ohio a td U
to r!4 Tuaa A Pacise e(
CaoaAiaa Paciae Toleao. su L. 4 W. B
1-n.d. SB 44 d. vfd
hm. A Okie (ltfc Colon Pacific
Chicago A AUea 34 w 4o Td
do pf4 7 Watitaa
Chicago, lad. L... 7 do ptd
do pti in WktwltBg ALE
Chicago K- 111 Ill do td ptd
Chic A O. W ('Wia. Ceauwl ....
do 1M pfd 4 l ds 14
do M ptd 4kAd.taa El
Chief. A N. W la ABMrtcaa Ei
C. R. I. A P IM4 t ailed gutos Ea.
.ice
. 4(S
. l
. St
. u
,.X0t
tit
...14
Chlcaaa T. A Tt.. Sl W.llo-rariro El JS
do pfd ") .tL Carper St
C. C. C. Bt- amor, car a r
Colorado Bo Vt do rtd
do 1st pfd 14 Araer. Lla. Oil
do td pld do pi 4
T1. A Hudto 1. Amerloaa g. A K...
Dsl. L A W tM I do ptd
Uanr A R. 0 44 An.r, Mining Co....
do ptd tl Brooklya k. T
En. 2S'wClo. Fu.i a Iroa..
do lit ptd CT,Cou. Cu
do td ptd US Coot. Toborce ptd..
M
t'4
tu
41
4T
n
"H
t
4
tit'
ltl
Great Nor. ptd in Kleolrtc ...
Horsing Valler U Hoeklc Coal ..
do pld ! lotor. Paper ....
..iw
.. M4t
"
lw
Illinois Central 14H' do pld
Iowa Central 44 Inter. Power ....
so
do ptd Ti ILecleos
. 44
-
. tt
.121
Lake Erl. A W M jKaiional Blomll
do pfd l INsUonal Ud ..
U A N UVi Ko. Amcncaa ..
Manhattan L 1SB Pxlnc Coatt
. !4S
Met. at. Br.
Paclttc Mail ....
ko. Central ...
Met. National ..
.... xv reopie'a &aa
.... u .Primud A Car
tie do ptd
.10114
r
hi inn. A Su u..
Me. PaciBc
M . K. A T
da pld
N. 1. Central ..
N. Y. Coatr.1 ..
Norfolk A W...
do pld
Ontario A W....
Penn.rlTanla ...
BMdJnf
ds lat pfd
do 3d pld
St. L A r...
ti. la pfd....
do td ptd
at- L . W
do ptd
St Foul
ds pfd
Offered.
....lit Pullman P. Car Ja
Republic Btoei ...
.... ! do ptd
....171 Sugar
....lb IT.nn. Col A lrtM
.... n l-aion bag A P...
.... Si i do ptd
.... -JVC g. Leather ...
HV do pfd
.... r g. Ruhoor
.... : do pfd
.... T V. A Btotd
nst o pfd
.... Wrauni I'alaa ...
.... tt lAraw. boeotaotlve
.... 31 Vi do pfd
.... 4 'K. C. seuthora...
1I do pfd
It:.
ta
IH
44 V
iw
S414I
S6-
U
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1
K
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Kew Tork Newer Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25 BONDS Govern
ment bonds closed,, ref. reg. and coupon,
110: Ss reg.. lOejcoupon. 10v. new 4s reg.,
coupon. 1ST: old 4s reg. and coupon,
111: Ss reg. 104a: coupon. lu.
The clcsln quotations on ocndi ar as
follows:
C g. ref. ta, reg...
4o eeusoa
4a ta, rut
ao coupon
ae aew 4. reg...
. 111 !.. A N. aai. 4a...
..lie lln. Ceatral 4a....
..1( I 4a la la
..KitV'Nlaa. 4 It. U a
lMek. K. A T. 4a ...
..115V As fc
..Ill N T. Caatral Is.
ST'H
xv
iciiH
se r wapss
ao e!4 4a. reg
4a oeupea .......
aa ta. rag
4 ceusoa
14
..Ill 4o ga. IW lit
..li4" N. J C sea. te 1M
..licv, . petc 4s 14
. .1014.1 4 Is TI3s
Atcbiaoa sa. 4s...
4 til.
sii, n. a w. ma. 41 in
Sal. A Okie 4s
.11 iRaadtng gea. 4 r
ta IS
rar. 4
. W 1st L A I M la 114
.iu rt. i. a s. r. m . . . 1 11
14 St L . W. is St
Canada ge. la
Central ef Oa. tM..
.lo,l ao m
. s (AAA. P. 4a..
.ldfi So. ParlSe s
. SOS Ss. Saliva U .
. K1. Taaa A rarlAe :
4a la lac
MSt
M
Cbea A Ohio 4s
Ckioage A A.
...11H
..UiV
C, M A St P g a .1.1 T . tt L A .
C A K W. ea ta 1U Valos Paeiae 4a..
C., R. I. A P. 4a.. .issv t cmt. 4s
. ti
...1M4
...)
C C A St L s- 4a lu:-i w b-j u
...in
...lot
Chlf Tar. 4a rri 4o ta
Coloril go. 4a tl 4o 4b
... nw.
Doom A it. 42. 4a . 11 Wa( akora r...
g.n pnar IMa 4a t Wkarl A L L 4
... ti-4
... St..
... ti
Ae aexiaral 4a fc- n central 4a..
F. w. A It. C U..1H iCaaa. laaaece 4s.
HecklBI Val. 4pa .. .1IA
Bid. OfTered.
Baataa Stock ttastatlaaa.
bobtiw. -cf. so. t. an toana. -o per
ce
;nt: time loana. Sa4 per cent. Officialises; medium and heavy. So .72?fo4 t1;
closing of stocks and bonds:
Aufelaoa 4a
Oaa 1
Atrhlooa
S44 Amalgaaiato4 ....
StVa inrghaa
St raiuawt A BorU
CooLoualal
tut Copoor Rarga ...
14 Doiaitiloa Coal ..
It .Praoalta
?r jal Hra la
ltl slnhawk .......
14 L4 Ijoaauioa ...
Si - Oooeoia
U4 Parrot
tlx QalBey
1 1 Santa Pa Cost w.
. 174a Tamarack
t a Trlmountata
li- Tni.itr
. t'nitod State ....
. a ftah
ls Viotorta
. 21 Wiooba
. 4 SalisriM
4 (....
.. It
Bttoa A Albany.
Soatoa A MaiB...
Soaaoa Elerat4 . .
N T . K. H A H
Pitch burg pl4
t Bloa PariAr
..Strvt
- w
..
.. it
.. 44
Mas. Control
America Sugar . .
So SI
..it
Aatortcaa T. A T
Doamintoa I A g
Mat Eloctna ...
. 1U
.. ta
tnite4 Fruit
I g. Stool
io ri
Weoilish. C
.. 4"i
A4voi.(uiw
Sew Terk Mlalaa; Uaotatteaa.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25 The following srs
the closing price on mining stocks
Anon Coo
.... 11
34
44)
.... 4
.... I
Tl
IS
..... a
g
t-IUte Ck
1
A 110a
Ontario
(Tlir
r . 1
PoujoI
'Sovas
iSiarrs Kovoaa
Somali Howao .
a
-
hewoawlck Cos . .
Coaaetock Tvaaot
Cos. Col. A Va.
Hera t.lrar ....
Iroa flivoe
LeaAnuo Coa ...
I
4
1
t
B)
twa
Waakly Baak tataaaeat.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25 -Th stater&ent of
tne aaaoclaUMl banks for tbe week ending
today shows: Loans Si'uy77aAi. Increase
S ban st. drpoiila Sua. Increase S t -
fca; clrculattoa se.liit . Increase IT I:
legal tenriers Sa iJS.Xu. Increase :!'?
i Ba-cie (a.uAvk), Siitrwwa Sa4,SA',i
reserrs tr rJ.o. lnrre riTWlOf; re
serve required X.!n.f7VX2B. lncre..e H n rrj ;
surplus X17.7S1.4 s. tncrc! .i i s c v
. 8 deposit Xrr.XSl.WO. Incresse ".2.1:'.!-T.
Baak riearlaga.
OVAHA. Oct. 25 Bunk clearirg for th
week com ft red with th corretpondins
week last )ear.
1W lw
Monday tl.W.r.!? II H 4V
Tuesdav !.::" . 1 1.2.t 5.
Wednesday 1 O"? F.l 11 li":"..4.
Thursday 1.111.54 XS 1 .2v Si.
Frlrtav 1. 3 7 UK.' .".
Saturday 1.1S7.W1.B LMBn.!1
Totals..
Decrease.
l7.07t.SlI.4X
7.4j:.034-4
K.:i5 15.
FT. LOUIS. O-t. 25 Clearing. X .SoT;
balance. X101S72: money, steady at Mii
per cent: New York exchange. 2;.c discount,
CHICAGO. Oct 25 Clearings, Sa.n.Wi;
balances. 11.7;. OM: New York exchange.
XOc discojnt: foreign exchar.ge. sierlirg.
Scsted. 54 54 for sixty days and at S4.17 for
emsnd.
BALTIMORE. Oct 25.-Clerint. 14.070..
f.K: balances. XS15.5W; clearing, for the
week. S2S.C12.&12; balances. ,(v.5; mone,
I per cent.
BOSTON, Oct . Clearlrga. IX.JtS;
balances, S1.4 4M
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S Clearings, 1272,
14 5"7; balsnces. I14.W5 .5 73.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 25 Clearing 117.
056"S; balances. U.tTlSX. clearlnes tor the
week. XllX.Siii li-4; ba-ances, l;5.4i':.2;J; money,
( per cent.
CINCINNATI. Oct, 25 Clearings. C.S1.
05t'; money, ftt per cent; New York ex
change, 2io premium.
I a. port a ! Exports.
NEW TORK. Oct. S3 Total export of
specie from the port of New Tork to all
countries for this week were XS17.544 silver
and X7.5io gold. Total imports of specie
were JU.717 reiver snd X:r!5 41 gild, toul
Imports cf dry goods snd merchandise at
the port of New York this week were 110,
!&.,ai0. Cosdltlow at th ireaaary.
WASHINGTON. Oct 25 Today's state
ment of the treasury balsnces In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of th IliO.t-.O.rt goid
rf-serve in the division of redemrtion.
shows: Available rash balance. f,.Hc-
765; gold, HlX.tti2.230.
CoaTee Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. 85. COFFEE Spot
Rio, qjlet; No. 7. Invoice. 5c; mild, steady;
Cordova. 7i&12c. Future opened steady,
with nrlee. unchanged to 5 point hlxht.
the improvement following dvnce abroad.
a aeeretsea crop movement ana oetier pn
mary markets. During the ses-ion shorts,
bull lnaders and forelsm houses bought.
being supplied by Importers and Front
street spot houses. Business at first waj
dull, but leter became more active, sales
reachln 45.HO0 baas for the session, in-
eludlna November at 5.15c; December. 5.25c;
February. 5 4'V: March. 5.45?ii 5"c; April,
X.iic: May. &.6oi.6ic; July. 5.7iiG5 'c. Th
nirkci wa finailv steady in tone, with
prices net unchanged to 5 point higher.
Wool Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25. WOOL Quiet ; do-
ml.tie fee re 2f(S'.e.
ST. 1XIL13. Oct. a-wooL yuiet anai
teadv; medium grade and combing. l;f
lot: light fine. 13'al7c; heavy fine, lofllic;
tub-washed. 16S26Vc.
LONDON. Oct- ao. wool xn arrival
for the sixth series of auction sale num-
ber 5.PS9 bales. Including 22.(V0 bales for-
srded direct to spinners, i ne imports i
during the week were: New South ales,
1.S21 bales; Melbourne, 1.561 bales; South
Australia, 22 bales; Albany, 00 bales; New
Zealand. 3.24 bale; cape ot ooa no;
and Natal. 1.S6S bales; Singapore, l.w
Isles; Buireh. 1.S41 bale; else where, 4tl
bale.
Evaporated Apples aa Dried Fralta,
NEW YORK. Oct. !5 EVAPORATED
APPLES Tbe market continue weak un
der realising by interior holders. Common
are now quoted at oGrnc; prime, eatic;
choice, 6Va7c; fancy, 7c.
CALIFORNIA PRIED FTU'ITS Prune
are tl)l firm on the larger aites. though
some of tbe lesa attractive grades are a
hade easier: price range from Stc to Sc
for all arade. Apricot are firm at recent
prices, cr 7S1illc In boxes and 7loc In
bags. acnes are nrm ana uncnangea ai
I2igl6c for peeled and 6610c for unpeeled.
Philadelphia Prodwee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct.
25. BITTER I
Firm, fair demand: extra western cream-
err, 25tjc; extra nearby prints. I7c.
EGOS Firmer; fresh nearby. JtHSSc.
iocs off; fresh western, 23tc; fresh south
western. 23c; fresh southern, zzc.
CHEESE Btesay; New tork run creams,
nrlme small. 12tai2Vc: New York f'il
creams, fair to good, im12c: New Yo.k
full ereama, prime large. ll12'c; New
York full cearm. large, fair to good, llVtf
Uc.
Oil aad Rla.
OIL CITT, Oct
25.-OIL Credit
bal-
ances, S1.S0.
NEW YORK, Oct 25. OIL Petroleum,
-n. rar.4 'n York. 17 30: Philadelphia
and Baltimore, S7.25; Philadelphia and Bal
iimore in bulk. S4.70. Rosin, firm; strained.
common to good, H-iOffll-ii. lurpenune,
dirT 54fAc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ia. U1L lurpentine
spirit, dull, I.
Whisky Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 2S.-WHI8KY Steady,
"rfvplVKATI. Oct. 25 WHISKY Dia-
tiller' finished good, gteady on bai of
11 m
w Yark Llw Stock Market.
t 1 vrur VfiBV fir! S& BEEVES Re-
, -A k. ..... - n ..M .nnf JW - A
I vwrve. umv . " - v - -.
beef stesdy; city dressed native sides. ex-
I treme range, ws-iitc pec 10., 1 r"
1 two ; raoies lasi recti qui ."
frigerator beef. 11611c; exports today
(partly estimated). 1.0M beeves, 12 sheep
and 7,340 quarters of beef.
CALVES No receipts and no trading;
city dressed veals, lOCglSe per lb.
EHtLf A.KU UAU x rveceipis. 1,1.
head: verv dull, particularly for lambs;
rilire
rices generally rated i.v lower on snerp,
iEfi2oc lower on lambs; about z.400 head un-
ilt: sheen sold at SS.SdWS.tO per cwt. ; one
Uttlo bunch at S3 SO; lambs, S4 fj6.2&; Can
adaa. So. 36; dreseed mutton, t(J.Vc per lb.;
dressed lamps, tjc Per 10.
HOGS Receipts, Z.isi bead, an consigned
direct ; a Jock of western sold yesterday
at S4.7 per cwt.
Kaaaaa City Live ttoek Market.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 56. CATTLE Re-
eelpts. S.&O0 bead; market unchanged: choice
export ana oresseo peei steers, n-i.wi
fair to good. SI.K'&C'K; stockers and feed
ers. Si Onto. Ss: western-fed steers. S3.r3
75: Taxes and Indian steers. S3.104i4 Su;
Texas cows. S2.S0Q4.Ov: native cows. SI &v
4.00: native heifers. 32.253-75; canners. S0.7S
fc2.15: bu is. Il."fflW.2: calves, c.iiwti w.
Receipts lor week: Cattle, 67,890; calves,
S.5"0.
HOOS Receipts. 1,400 neaa; market t(t
We lower: tOD. S4 75; bulk of sales. S Sid
I S 72V; heavy, ti fc4j 75: mixed packers. S vO
I fl.7; light. Hi iTV&S.tT;1; yorkers. S b6i
S 47H; plga. xo.whjw
MOJO.
plga. o-&( .4- Receipts for week,
SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipts; mar
ket nominal; native lamba, S4.1t"ii 26: west-
em lambs. 4.tta4 w; red ewes, j.un...v;
native wethers. S3.io4j4.1: western wethers,
S3.0iQ3 VC; stockers and feeders, Sl.7i.W-3.60.
Receipts for week, aa.ouo.
ft. Jesepk Live "toek Market.
PT. JOSEPH. Oct. 25. CATTLE Receipts.
1.174 head: steady; native. S4 ov7.86; cows
and heifers. Sl.S&O; stockers and feed-
HfiOS Kerelots. 4 441 head: ODened weak
I to 6c lower; light and light mixed, ji.ti'g
bulk. 46 i2H19...4-
bHEtr-.No receipts
glows City LItc Stark Market.
BIOCX CITT. la.. Oct. . ?pecla! Tele
gram ) CATTLE Receipts, 'Jul; market
rtady; beeves. iCwQli rows, bulls snd
mixed, cz.2f)4 uv; stocaers and leeoera, a..j
64 U: veanl lgs. 32.Mti4 00.
HOGS Receipts, S.'lioO; market 10c lower;
selling, S-jj-7Z: bulk. S4u-d.
Pklllpalaa tastoaaa Heeawa.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. Tbs Bureau of
Insular Affair of tbe War department
tare out for publication today a state
ment showing that the customs revenue
Id tha Philippine archipelago for the seven
months reded July SI, 1V02, were $5.04.?32,
gs cort-pared with S4.S40.2&S for tbe same
j period of IrOL S4.137.tiJ for 1&00 act) S!.
SSS.&SS for IE!. EaUmated on a basla ot
th yearly revenues from 1SS0 ts H7, both
Isciusirs. tbs rerenues under Epaniah ad
ministration for period of seven month
ar shown te ha been Jl. 323.000.
far Tteeds Mars tAlaa.
TTNDALL. 8. P.. Oct- S5 (Special)
Farmers say that tha corn Is slower than
usual la drying euL Wind is needed for th
drying process and this article has not
been as plentiful aa usual this fall. Few
fields srs running less than (ort bushel
per ac;w
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ckolc 'Wf.sifTTi Efff Etecrx About Btfxdj for
lie Wee , but Fee dcrx Lcwsr.
HOGS THIRTY L0ER THAN WEEK AGO
CTiolee Ft hep Nearly Steady for
Week, bat Fat Iambs Are a Quar
ter l ower and All kat Best I eed
era toB.lderably Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. .
Feceipts were:
Off.c.ai .Monday
Official Tui snay
Official ednes.day..
t fcial T h .11 sua) . . .,
Oft; c;s I Friday
Official Saturday ...
Catiie. jlops. Sheep.
.. 2.- 1 X J 77
.. X.Ttl 4 44i 15 13
.. 5.4 I.TS3 H.T6S
.. 5.-i.J l.fi"
.. iMi 4 ::i 73
.. Si) t.hJ ....
. 3.3 25. 6
. 4"2 !' MM 5 1J
....3.S3 1 4. l'"i
. .X-.vi 17.H75 f 7. !;:!
. .J..1! 2.".J1 J7S
. ,i-, Av7 H i 4 51.X '7
Total this week ...
Week ending Oct. 1...
Week ending Oct. 11...
Week endu.g Oct. 4
Week end.ng Stpt. 27..
Same wetk i?st year..
RECEIPTS Foil THE YEAR TO DATE.
The fsiow-trg-tble show the receip: of
cat:", hogs and sheep at South oms.la. for
tl:c year to date, and comparisons wr.h last
ear: i;2. l'i Inc, Dec.
Cattle 7.-.32S h.5nX 141.715
Hog l.SSi.'5 41.755
Sr.etp 1.2Vi45 l.i5i.-2 25.262
'ihe following iab,e fhews the average
price of hog sold on tne io.ith Oman
market the last several Oaja, Ua com
parisons with former years:
Date.
1W2. :i"ci.;ioo.,is?9.;i."as. ;8S7.;ism.
Oct.
C'ct 1....
Oct- I
Oct. ....
Oct, 5....
Oct.
Oct. 7....
Oct. X ...
Oct. X....
.t't 10...
Ocu 11...
0-L V....-
t-U 13...
Oct. 14...
Oct 15..
CK-t. 16...
Oct, 17...
Oct. 18...
Oct. IS...
Oct. !'...
Oct- II. ..j
OCU 22... i
Oct. 23...;
Oct. 24. ..i
Oct. J5...
2v. t ! 5 1m 4 1 X Ts, X 02
7 S 'V 5S, 5 19. 4 42, I ! 2 7
7 S-'V, 5 a.'; 4 S7 I C4; I 7S
( Ui 5 1 4 Si X 54, X 71 1 I SI
7 KW I 5 n 4 M I 5il X 74 X 04
1 ii-t S 4- I I X5, I 5 1 64 X 04
7 3J X CS; IS fc X 52, I 13
T 1(S t IS I U2 4 351 1 51. X II
7 C4S, S IS 4 4 S3 I 4 111
Kl 11 90' 4 Si; x w
I t J, 4 53, 4 23 I , J 2 I 1
7 iC 4 53. 4 Wi I 55 X 56, I
7 1( (3 4 24, I 63 X 54 I XJ
7 ff i, 6 IS 4 K , S 4 X 1 X 1
S 51
2-' 4
4
1 5. 3 2t
7 IS
I C2
S So, 454 4 1I7" I S S3
57 4 52 4 1" I 67 I 54' "
C 23 4 51 4 15 2 73 S tV S 24
4 &&: 4 15 3 71 I 54 X 17
4 M I 4 13 X to X 2 1 23
S K
4 7v C tin 4 3 5i 3 bJ X 25
7 5 4 61 4 ".". '3 53 3 2-7
4 74 C 01, 4 ill , 4 14 3 56 1 I 2 25
I 71'-: C o;,. I 4 4 13, 3 N 2 46,
Indicate Sunday.
The official numbc-r of cars of stock
brojght In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. II ses.
C , M. 6U P. Ry...
Wabash Ry
Missouri Parine Ry
1
4
(
13
. 5
n
t nion faoinc ysiem...
C. ar N. . Ry
F., E. & M. V. R. R ...
C, 8t. P., M. A O. Ry.
t m. k. rty
C, B. & Q. Ry
K. c. St. J..
... rt j. & r.. east...
i
2
Illinoia Central..
Total rejeelnts
30
6.1
11
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the nura-
cer or neaa inaicatea
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sli p.
lj6 73
5 l,5o4
Cmaha Facklng Co..
Swift and Comps.ny..
Cudehy Packing Co..
Armojr Ar Co
ttlC
Wolf A Murnan
Other buyers
26
1
32 Viae
4-
4H
Totals
CATTLE There were a few cattle In the
yard this morning, but not enough to
make a test of the market For the week
receipts show .in lncreaie ever last week
and also over the corresponding week of
last year. The Increase for the year to
date amounts to over 140.000 hesd and the
receipts so far this year are about 7S0.iiO
head, as against SlS.OOo head during the
entire ytar of lnul. From that It will be
een chat before the close of next week
tne receipts ior ims year wii oe equal 10
the supply of all Isst year.
Cornled steers continue In light receipt
at this market At Chicago and some either
point receipt were quite liberal and as a
result nrices Drone in oaa snape. 1 ms
market wa Influenced to some extent and
caused the commoner and warmed up
grades to aell to poor advantage. The
price paid were very uneven and a buyer
would vry from 25c to f0c on the same
bunch or cattle It is nara to teu mucn
about the true condition of the market.
It I afe, however, to ytiote the warmed
up and half fat stuff right close to tVc
lower than two weeks ago. The best grades
have suffered very little during the last
werk or ten days, but they have also been
selling rather unevenly.
The cow market ruled active and higher
the first ef the week, but owing to liberal
receipt the market eased off the last of
the week and closed 1525c lower than
Monday, or about a dime lower than last
week Friday. The demand, though, was in
pretty good haie most of the week and
desirable grades sold without much trouble.
Canners were also in good demand and
some days there did not seem to be enough
to fill order and eor.slderaoly higher price
were paid. The week wound up. though,
about like .ast week.
Good bull and (tags sold In .lust about
last week notches, but common kinds
were slow and lower. Veal calves have
held )ust about steady.
1 1 nere nas oeen a Dig run 01 erocaers ana
feeders all the week and as the demand
There has been a big run or srocker ana
I from the country has been very disapopim-
1 tng tne market has declined on all kinds.
the commoner grades. One reason for that
js tne eact tn4t ,he quality has been below
the average and a pile of common to
medium cattle are being carried over Sun-
jay. The market on such grades may be
quoted Soc lower for the week. The choicer
grades have not suffered otilte that rourh.
but still even those are HKyUic lower. 1 ne
bulk of the good feeders are now selling
from S3.40 to S3 N) and It takes something
It takes something
X un. It Is doubtful
fancy to bring from S4.00 up. It Is doubtful
I If any cattle will arrive that will be good
1 enougn io onng . 1 ne common csiue
are selling mostly irom w io 4,1.20.
Deslrsble western beef eteers have lield
Just about steady art the week, but the
common kinds are a llttie lower. Oood
beef has been rather scarce, so that the
demand has been fully equal to the occasion.
Western feeders, if .choice, are not over
loeiic lewer, but the common kinds are
fuliy 15p2ic lower. Range .cows are not
over a dime lower than the close of last
week, but l.Ailic lower than Monday.
Hi mIS There was a fair run of hogs
here today for a Saturday and. aa ad
vices from other points were none too
fatorable to the selling Interests, the mar-
I Ket opened 24f ic lower than yesterday,
I The situation Tmrroved. though, as th
i rr.omlng advanced and the close was about
steadv with veaterdav. The bulk of the
early sales went from S6.70 to Si.72S. with
the choice loads selling at S6.7S. The late
I arrivals, though, sold mostly at U 72S and
S47X The trains were late in gelling in, so
that, although trading was active. It was
lata before the market came to a close.
Receipts of hegs for the week thov an
Increase over Uwt week, but a decrease as
cc m pared with the corresponding week of
last year. The table of receipts above will
show the exact figures. The tendency of
prices has been docidedly downward and
the loss for the week amounts to about jC
Representative Bales
Ko.
Ai. ah. Pr.
No.
47 ..
M...
II...
42...
41...
a .
(1...
47...
44..
II...
ai ..
4 ..
7l...
tl...
44 . ..
M
U...
74..
43...
7 ...
At. Sk. Pt.
. t: i D 4 70
40 4 70
..tla k 4 T?4
.ltl ... Il!t
i 4 tt-,
. n iu I ti
..r't km 4 t:-,
. It S St' 4 7S
. .14 M 4
.1.4 HO 4 71 ,
. ::4 ... in,
. ti u it:,
. tit 1W 4 71-,
.2:4 au 4 7:',
.1,4 ... 4 7i
. iti It 74
. r:i 40 4 Tl
:: ... 4 74
. .i-l 4 4 -i
.1.3 ... 4 ti
. .4 4 4 75
. 7! IM 4 H
. r;t (1 1 ;s
. 21,4 10 4 75
.1:1 Ml I 7.
41..
... 4 44
Sit 44 4 '4
las.'"'!"'' ir
.. 4"Vi
40 4 4-s,
Ml 4 47
tt n
lit..
41..
t4 ... 4 tl
M tot ta
Ml SO 4 T
S'l 14 4 71
IMl 34'J I tl
i4 I 4 74
I4 ... 4 t
'4 : 4 w
t34 44 to
:m ao 4 t
r-i I 1 1
I 4 tl
:m li'l 4 70
II ... 4 40
4 it 4 t
4 10
lil ... 4 70
rx t: im
i:o . . 4 70
TV.
64 .
44.
a4..
41..
41..
f4 .
41..
41.
J-.l IM 4 70
m ri iti
ij 4 75
SHEEP There were no freeh arrivals
ibeep today but for the week receipts have
been very lirrl ana in ract wnn tne tx
ceptlon of the week ending October 11
when over 1'JOOtO head arrived, It haa been
- I the heaviest week cf the car. Taking tha
ftct Into tonsideratlon the market t.a been
in very sa'.tf factory eoniitiMn.
Parkers wer liberal t-utera. particular!
th ftrt-t part of the week, and rn. es ninie
UP a little, but toward the eloe the feelln
was weaker and all the advance was loat
and In some rates a li't.e mure. At- com
pared with the eluee of lait week, though
even the common kinds ot fit sheep ar
r.t over a dime lowi-r. Tr.e lamb martet
however, has suffered In bad ahape. The
Karma City market is qjfnl 3r"j4"o lowe
tran Monday ana t hiraso Is . s-iTl o towe
At ihJa point the dec'lne In the mai irlty cr
cases is covered by 2x-. thojgh tome a!ea
have locked a lime worse then that. Th
greatest .teclins Is cf course on ILo Cuin-
mener graoe.
f eeder aheep, except where tbs quality
very good, ar l.f5c lower thn a week
go. but the. chobe slrd ar not over lo
cr 15c lower. I'eeder lamb are fully 25a
lower unless of very eood quality. Even
the best rces, though, are a little low.r
for the w oek.
Ouotation.: (S.od trt choice yearlings, ST. 7
454 v: fair to g.-ort. X3 2n3 ; gfil t,i rhoic
wethers, p 5ti3 (V: fair to pool wethers,
S3 p-j.l X6; choice ewes. S7..0j.25: tair to
gool ewes. tSjIJi'; good to choice lamb.
f4g74 75: fair to go-.,1 lamb. 4 0nir4 50)
choice native lan-ibs. S5iVej.i.C; feeder weih
ers. K Tf-ir'S (; feeder yearlings. 003S.j
feeder lsmbs. S3 0 'j4 no; cull lamba. II h'f
?.; feeder ewes. I. 2.vj;ofv Pu) T5c'J
11 2S; tOik ewes. S253 25. Representatix
ales:
CHICAGO IltE STOCK MtRKXT.
Slxteea Tkoasand Head ef Hog aa4 a
Dr. of a Dlaae.
CHICAOO, Oct 2? CATTLE Becelpia,
frv head; nominal; g,-oi to prime steers,
17 Of"ii- of: poor to medium. X3 ?V?w 7?; stork
ers and feedfr. S2.o.j4.75: cow. XI 2.tf'4.50;
heifers. 12 0'tJ5 fni; canners. II 2.2 40; balls.
U i h; calves. S.SV7 Of; Tessa-ted
steers. 13 oca) ("; western steer. t 55)trt.
HtHJS Receipts 1 head; estimated
Monday 0o0; left over. 4.-V0; market lcc
lower than yesterflav'g close; mixed and
tutehers, K'S 56; goo,1 to choice heavy,
l 037.X; rot:h. X-jssS: light. S2.2."-(3
S 75; bulk of sales. I fiVfi tV
FHEEP AND I.AM bS Receipt. LM
held; sheep and lambs steady, good to
choice wethers, SJ.50fi4 0f; Jslr to cholc
mixed, 12 avj l.frt; we.tern heep. S2 P ffi.75;
native lambs, SS.hTS.50; w-esiern lamb.
x. ,.r oi'.
Official yesterday:
Receipts Shipments.
2 7S 4 7-
17.541 rij
5.KS4 2.571
Cttl
Hogs
fc.hcp
t. lewis II. e Meek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Ort 25 CATTLE Receipts,
8i head. Including 200 Texan: maiket
steady; native shipping and export teers.
S5.75n7.. with fancv worth up to S'.W;
dresf-ed beef and butcher steers. S4.25!7.2J;
steers under 1.000 lbs. X4.O0j?5 fi; stocker
and feeders. I3.0t36.oo; cows nd heifers.
S2 25G5.7S; canners. II 50.i2.50: bulls. ;..V.
4 50; calves. SS e.jr7 .2J; Texss snd Indian
steers, U.4?i.'; cows and heifers. S2.15i
5 25.
HOO& Receipts. 2 head; market 10j
15c lower; pigs and llchts. X Mti 70; pack-
ers. J a.7o: butchers. S6.7t& .
PHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. SCO head:
market steady; native muttons. S3. 2504. OP:
lambs. M oo-i; i; ciil!a snd bucks, fc.OPfJ
4. 00; stockers, ll.5:00; Texans, S3.50a4 i.i0.
Stork la lght.
The following were the receipts of liva
stock at the six principal cities yesterday:
cattle, iiogs. br.ee p.
Omaha 6S0 4t
Chicago 16.0 1.WC
Kansas City 2.5-J 2 4-l
Pt lxijls 2AI0 X
Pt Joseph 1,174 4.441
Sioux City 2"0 3UO
Total.
.5.124 31.521 1.201
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