TITR OMATTA DAIL.T "RTJE: FTUPAY, OCTOBER at, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
All Grains and ProTisioni Open Weak, but
Better Tone Derelopa,
WHEAT PUZZLES MANY TRAlr. IN PIT
Good Weather DprMi an
Cora 14 Weak Hoc Keep
Prevlaloaa Bark at
Flrat.
CHIOAOO, Oct. 80. Price on both grain
and provisions were weaJt at the opening
today on the Hoard of Trade, statists
being bearish, but a bettor tone developed
during the day and December wheat closed
unchanged. December com Ho hiKhcr and
oats a ahade lower. January provisions
4:lnsed Hie higher. .
Wheat wan a punle to many trader
today and the pit crowd waa divided. The
opening was easy on weak cablea, larger
recelpta, with an Improvement In grading
and a continuance o good weather. There
waa a renewal of liquidation by long at
tha atart, which cauaed a slight decline. A
good cash demand waa an Incentive to bet
ter prlcee. A report from Minneapolis
tated that half of the surplus crop had
already been marketed and that millers
wanted a large part of the remainder.
There waa fair buying during the latter
half of the eeaalon and tha close waa
Heady. December opened a ahade to t4ttiic
lower at 1Wu12c, aold to 72o, but
weakened again to 724c. Another rally
followed and the close waa unchanged at
72ia'i2Ttc. Clearance of wheat and flour
were equal to JTO.ooo bushels. Primary re
celpta were 1.6.D.221 buahela, against 1.108.845
buahela. Mlnneapolla and Duluth reported
recelpta of 1 cara. which1 with local re
celpta of M care 14 contract made total re
ceipts of l,otl cara, agalnat 1.084 cara laat
ween ana a cars' n r m.
Excellent weather waa against corn and
tha eaaler feeling In wheat at the start
likewise helped Tteep prlcea down. Tin
volume of bualneae waa lightest and there
waa a noticeable absence of any great
pressure to liquidate, although there waa
acme realising early In the day. Decem
ber waa relatively the etronger month and
eh or til covered freely late In the eeaalon.
The clone waa firm, with December up He
Hunf.e. after selling between 450
and 604c. I-ocal recelpta were 133 care,
with 27 cara of contract grade,
cine weather waa a depressing Influence
In oata and there waa again considerable
nlllng pressure, wltn pricea angnuy lower.
The market rallied some with wheat and
torn and the close waa steady, December
a shade lower at 8"rl "o, aner rtiiigois
sow-
celpta were li cars,
between SDe and
SODVic Local re-
Prnvlnlnna onened weak on weakne In
hogs at the yards, but the opening lose
waa aoon regained on a good demand from
local traders. Offering were well taken
throughout the day and the cloae waa
firm. January pork, ploaed 2c higher at
HK.60, with lard and rib also 24o higher at
13.35 and S8.25. .
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: wheat,
ion cars; corn, 186 cars; oata, 226 car; hog,
18.100 head.
The leading future ranged a follow:
Artlcle. Open.l High. Low, Close. Yea y.
Wheat ,.
Oct. 71 7T4
Dec. 72tt?4 72 72 72f
May 74 4j 74 74 74H U
Corn
Oct. BSU M 65 B5 65
1 )ec. 49tcm 60, 49 50W
May IZttttft 43 42 i21& 4iJ
Oata
a Dec. HS0HH SOH30HH SO':
May 31V4Q? 31 H 81 H 11
POpV7 J 85 1 65 1 65 1( 65 It 0
Jan. 15 62V, 15 68 15 62H 15 90 15 67
May 14 72V4 14 82H 14 72V4 14 77 14 77tt
l"c!ct7" 1115 1115 1110 1110 1120
Nov. 10 80 10 96 10 77H 10 85 10 85
Dec 8 90 2V4 8 90 9 90 9 824
Jan. 830 840 830 838 9 32
May 160 67 8 60 8 62 8 60
Rib
Oct. 12 (0 U 50 13 50 12 BO 12 50
Jan. 22 8 27 8 22 8 26 8 22
May 7 80 7 80
84 at the mills, though some brands are
elllnar below that figure. Copper In the
lor.-lun market declined Is 3d. spot closing
at J...2 and future at 62 3e M. 1-oi nlly
prices were a ehate lower Tin l:ike and the
market dull. Standard cloned at 111, nom
inal; lake at 111. tutt 11.87. electrolytic at
111 "fi11.0 and casting at 11.bp11.70. I,ead
was iiull and unchanged from 14 ijuj locally,
while In London the quotation remained nt
1'irs. Spelter wan quiet and unchanged
here at lft.S and In London nt IHr.s. Iron
In the English markets was lower, tllagow
closing at f7s 3d and Mlddlesboroiigh at
bis 3d. Ixicnlly Iron was dull. Warrants
continue nominal. No. I foundry, northern.
Is quoted at $i3 S .; No. 2 foundry,
northern, 3i.s.(m 2.1.0c; No. 1 foundry, south
ern, $?2 iij.i m; No. 1 foundry, southern
soft, 22.0"-g-).0l.
OM Alt A
WIIOLKSAI.F;
MARKETS.
No 1 northern. 74'fi7.".c; No. 2 northern,
73ij731c; lecember, 72c.
HYrv-Steady: No. 1. 2c.
HARLEY Firm; No. 2, 67c; sample, iZ'U
0o.
CORN December, &oc.
No. 1 a New.
Caah quotations were a follow:
FLOUR Firm; winter patent, 83.40t
ton- alralrhta C"t lOffMHOr clear. 12 7tVM 00:
spring specials, $4.2oo-4.80; patanU. $3,409
a. 70; straight. $2.80(83.20.
WHEAT No. 1 spring, 72720J No. 8,
7S70c: No. 3 red. 71g71c.
CORN No. 2, 66c; No. 2 yellow, 67f68o.
OATS No. I, 2828c; No. 8 white, 28
331e. .
RYE-No. 2, 49e.
i BARLEY Kalr to choice malting, 42966c,
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 81.18; No. 1 northwest
i cm, 81.20; clover, contract grade, 110.75.
PROVISIONS Mea pork, per bbl 116.65
4716.70. Lard, per 100 lbs., !11.1011.20. Short
rlba aldea (loose), 811.2512.00. Dry salted
shoulder (boxed), 10.0Oy10.26. Short clear
side (boxed), 811.754il2.00.
The following were the receipt and ship
ment of grain yeaterday:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 31.800 26.100
AVheat. bu 2:!9.900 16.100
Corn, bu 146.000 36,600
Oats, bu 233.500 156.300
Rye. bu 13.600 l.00
Barley, bu.. 92.000 16,300
On the Produce exchange today th but
ter market waa steady ; creameries, 163
244c; dairies, WtfClc. Eggs, steady, loss off,
case returned, 22c. Cheese, steady, 104
lle. . ;
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day oa Tarfoaa
Cosamodltle.
NEW TORK, Oct. 30.-FLOUn-Recelpt,
t.5f0 bbls.; exports, 1,447 bbls.; market waa
Arm at the old prlcea; winter patents, 83.60
4j3.90; winter straights, 83.403.60; winter
extras, 2.80f3.1o; winter low grade. J2.66
I.W; Minnesota patents, 13.904)4.10; Minne
sota baker. $3 16&3.30. Rye flour, quiet;
fair to good, 83.16ty3.40; choice to fancy, 83.&U
K'3.55. Buckwneat flour, easy, 82.264T4.30, spot
and to arrive.
CORNMEAL Steady ; yellow western,
1.3): city, 11.28; Brandywlne, 3.403.56.
RYE Quiet; No. 2 western, 58c. f. o. b.,
afloat; No. X 64'a4c; track state, 54(54c,
c. I. f . New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 41c, c. 1. f., Buf
falo; malting, 4ihlc, c. f f., Buffalo.
W H EAT Recelpta. 93.025 bu.: exports,
40,118 bu. Spot, steady; No. 8 red, 82c, ele
vator; No. 2 elevator, 7H3fcc, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 83c, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard Manitoba, 83V f. o. b., afloat.
Influenced by tha corn break and big north
western recelpta wheat opened steady. It
rallied on covering, again eased off, but In
the afternoon waa firmer on light offerlnga,
a rally in corn and further demands from
shorts.. March, oi&'OSc, clonud at kosc;
May. 78Vja'it4e. closed at 78o; December,
78'7Mkc closed at 79-Hc.
, CORN Recelpta, 13,bo0 bu.; exporta, 1.164
knu. rpoi, quiet, no. 2, mc, elevator, and
67c. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 6Skc: No. 8 yellow.
yc. Options developed considerable weak
liesa at present uuder favorable weather
conditions and free liquidation, but rallied
on covering ana closed Mic net lower,
III, V " . , 1 Ml BIIU , IV mil VI V -JV. UBI lUWCr.
December being strongeat. January closed
at He; May, 4tc. cloed at 47vac; Decem
ber. !vnuivc, closed at &iVc
, OATs Receipt. 67,ui0 bu.; exporta, 81&,0i)0
dii. tipoi. auu; jmo. i, nc; standard track
white, 344j4c. Options were Irregular,
.fluctuating with com all day. December,
X6.(36c, closed at .Vic.
HAY Steady; shipping. 6570c; good to
Choice, S6cu41.
' HOPS Klrm: state, common n rhnij
1W2 crop, afs'oalc; lswl crop, 24(28c; olds, 7f(i
4-c; r-M.-iiiv ctsi, i:u crop, DUJlc: 19ul
crop. 2.1 u 27c: olds. 76 12c
HlDEd Steady; tiuiveston. 20 to 25 lbs
.v - fl.llJAPnl. ) t -A K Ik. 1 . R.
i , .uiiiviui, iv , Araaa ury
24 to 30 lbs.. 14c.
LKATHKR Steady; hemlock sole, Ruenos
Ayras, light to heavy weights, acid, 24tf
1'VoVISIONS Beef. Irregular; family
III. vK"Jl7.ol: mesa, tll.00.ii 11 ui: beef hums
8l2.5util3.&u; packet, 14.5t4j 15.00; city extra
India, mess, 24.tiC6uo. Cut meats. Irreg
ular; pickled bellies, tl2.7Eul3 75' pickled
shoulders. 19: pickled hams. 112.50. Lard
steady; western steamed, 811. 65; October
closed at 111.50, nominal: .refined, quiet; coil-
lineni, su.au; oouin America, iu. compound
7.oihu7 74. Pork, linn: family, 821 o.i 21
short clear, $J orJ2 oi): mess. tl(i iimu i t&
TALLOW Weak; city, c; country. 6fl
7c.
RICK Finn; domestic, fair to extra. 414
HIITTKR Receipts, 4.018 pkgs.; firm
tate dairy, l!va-lc; creamery, extra, z6c
creamery, common to choice. 19gi24r.
CHEESE Receipt, l i t pkgs : quiet, but
rrm; fancy, large and small. l-'jjl-V.
LOGS Recelpta, 8.259 pkgs.: Irregular
tale and Pennsylvania, average best, 2trf
fix ; wesiirn canmea, i'u-4c.
POl'LTRY-Allve: Steady: chickens. 12c
turkey. 10c; towla, Uc. lrroed: Irregu
lar; western c hi, kens, ll'jtil-'c; western
fowls, U: spring turkeys, l.viiltc.
METALS The lots I market for tin Is
dull, with today s prlcea showing a con
siderable decline, spot closing at r.VfrWf
2.70. Ktve tons for November delivery sold
t 126 30. The London market also was dull
and lower, the decline there amounting to
')&! with spot at 4 120 5a and futures at
4:114. It Is commonly reported that th tin
'lata combination will lower Its list prlcea
fur tin ilala next week, to tske effect on
Ikecrmber 1, and to remain In force during
tits ensuing; quarter. Th present price is
Coadltloa of Trade and Onetatloaa oa
staple and Fancy Prodace.
EGOS Candled stock, 20c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. XitfOc; rooster".
according to u. 4c: turkeva. KKjllc: ducka.
S4!c; geese, 6'utic; spring chickens, per lb.,
9-0 10p.
BUTTER Packing stock. lc: choice
dairy, In tubs, U"S20c; separator, 24g25c.
FRESH CAUOHT Flrttl Trout. 9410c;
herring, 7c; pickerel, 8c; pike, 10c; perch, 6c;
buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh, 8c; bluefins, 8c;
whitetlsh. Ion; salmon, 16c; haddock. 11c;
codfish, 12c; redsnappT. Vc: lobsters,
boiled, per !b., 30c; lobster, green, per lb.,
2Xc; bullhead. 10c; catfish, 14c; black bass,
20c: halibut. Ho.
CORN 64c.
OAT3 33c.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 85c
RYE 43c.
BRAN Per ton. 813.
HA Y Price quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Hay Dealer' association: Choice No. 1
upland, 1150; No. 1 medium, 88: No. 1
coarse. 17.50. Rye straw. 17. These price
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair; receipts light.
OYSTERS Standards, per can, 28c; extra
electa, per can, 35c; New York count, per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal., $1.75;
bulk, standards, per gal.. 11.30.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY Kearney, per do., 869
45c; Kalamaxoo, per do., 26c.
POTATOES New, per bu., 25330c.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per bW.,
83; home grown, per bu., L
TURNIPS Per ou., 30c.
BEETS Per basket, 40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per do., 8160.
WAX BEANS Per bu. box, $1.50; atting
beans, per bu. box. 81. 60.
CABBAGE Home grown, new, lc.
ONIONS New home grown. In sacks, per
bu.. 6orgti0c; Spanish, per crate, $1.50.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.70.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California, late Salways, 11.
PRUNES Utah, per 4-baaket crate, 90c.
PEARS Fall varieties, per hex. J1.7532.00;
Kaffirs, per bbl., 83.75; Colorado, per box,
$2.00.
APPLES Cooking, per bbl., $2.26: eating,
$2 2Wtf2.50; Jonathans, $3.26; New York stock,
$3.25.
GRAPES New York. 22c; Tokay, per
crate. $1.76; Malagas, per keg, 85.0ixa4.00.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $7.00iyJ.60; per
box. $2.50.
QUINCES Per box, $1.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
. BANANAS Per bunch, according to lse,
$2.(0-g2.50.
LEMONS California fancy, $4.00(84.25;
choice, t3M9i.1l.
ORANGES Valencia. $4.50; New Ja
maica, any else, 84; Mexicans, any size, $4.
DATES Persian, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.,
8c: per case of 30-1 b. pkgs., $2.25.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 95c;
Turkish, per 35-lb. box, 18c,
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 24-fram case,
$3.60.
CIDER New York, $4.60; -per -bbl., 82.75.
SAUER KRAUT Wisconsin, per bbl.,
82.10; per bbl., $3.25.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. 8 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7Wc; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 16 lbs., 6c; dry hides, frg'12c; sheep
pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1.60(32.60.
POPCORN Per lb., 2c; shelled. 40.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
13c; hard shell, per lb., 12c; No. 2 soft
shell, per lb., lie: No. 2 hard shell, per lb.,
10c; Braxlls, per lb., 11c; Alberts, per lb., 12o;
almond, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 13c; cocoanuts, per do., 60c; chest
nuts, per lb., 16c; peanuts, per lb., ic;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern ouofta the
following prlcea: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $11; Iron, stove plate, per ton, 18; cop
per, per lb., 8c; braaa, heavy, per lb., 8c;
brass, light, per lb., 6e; lead, per lb., 8c;
sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per Jb., 6c
t. Loula Grata aad Provtsioas.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 80. WHEAT Firm; No.
2 red cash, elevator, 69c asked; track, 69
45710; December, 69''a69o Did; May, 73o
bid: No. 2 hard. 68'a'lc.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track, 66c for old. 46c for new; December,
40c; May, 3939c.
OATS Firm; No. 3 cash, 29cr track,
80ti,lOc; December. 2828o bid; May,
29rc29c bid; No. 2 white, 84c.
RYE Lower at 48c.
FLOUR Steady to Arm; red winter pat
ents, $3.403.66; extra fancy and straight,
83.10tVl.35; clear, $2.96(3.05.
SEED Timothy, steady at $2.50(33.60.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2.90.
BRAN Easier; sacked, east track. 7274c.
HAY Steady; timotny, iiv.uuvcriii.uu; prai
rie, $9.00(611.00.
IRON CO I IX) IN 1 1 riSJ 1.117.
RAGGING 6 5-1687 1-160. t
HEMP TWINE Sc.
provisions- Pork: Higher: lobbing.
old. 116.80: new. 117.20. Lard: Unchanged
at 810.70. Dry salt meats, sieany; ooxea,
ovtra. shorts. 211.26: clear libs. 811.60: short
clear. 111.60. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, 112.25; clear riDS, t.(Vi; snon Clear,
$12 62... -
UKlALe-Lsin; (inn i ei.uu opener:
Easy at 15.17.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens. 8c; springs,
8(&10c; turkeys, 898c; ducks, 11c; geese.
BUTTER-Bteady;
dairy. 17Crj'20c.
EGUB lligner ai m?ic, toss on.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.000 9,000
Wheat bu 197,000 134,000
Corn, bu 21,000 20,0o0
Oats, bu lus.vuu ji.uw
Liverpool Grata aad Protrlaloas. j
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 80. WHEAT Spot:
Steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s 9d;
No. 1 nortnern spring, as o-u; ro. 1 nil
fnmii is 6d. Future: Steady: Decem
ber. 5a 10d; March, 6a Ud.
CORN ripoi: ijuiei; .American inixou, oa
8d. Futures: Steady; October, nominal;
January. 4a 2H1; March. 4a d.
PEAK canatuan, aieaay, as iu.
FLOUR St. Louis, tancy - winter, quiet.
3d. , - .
HOPS At London tracino coast), nrra.
6 100 7.
PKOVIsluns Beer, strong; extra inoia
mess, lib. Pora, strong; prime western
mess, 69a. llama, short cut, 14 to 18 lbs..
tlrm, at ba. Jiacon, uumDAriana cut. zti to
90 lh . firm. 63s: short ribs. 16 to 24 lbs..
dull, 6&s; long clear middles, light, 28 to 83
lbs., quiet, 62s 6d; long clear middles, heavy,
36 to 40 lbs., steady, 62s; short clear backs.
li to 20 lbs., tsa en; clear Denies, it to 1
lh . atrone:. 6ha. Shoulders, square. 11 to
13 Irs., firm, 62a 6d. Iard, prime western. In
tlercea, firm, &s; American refined. In palls.
firm, fs xi.
Bl'TTKK Nominal.
CHEESE Firm; American finest white
and colored, 65s.
tallow Kirm: prime city. Z9s d; Aus
tralian, In London, 33s 8d.
Kansas City Grala aad Provlsloas.
KANS C'TY. Oct. 30 WHEAT De
cember. eSfiflSHc: May, 67cjM7c; cash No.
Z hard. KiVtQwc: ro. . MVaifwc; no. 1 rea,
68?fiti7c: No. 3. 63iftc.
CORN October. $3c; December, 87
S7Sc: May. 3R((j36",c; cash No. $ mixed,
47c; No. 1 white, 50c; No. 8. 47c.
OATS No. 1 white, 32&&c; No. 2 mixed,
SOl3(lc.
RYE No. 2. 45c.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.5Ori0.75 choice
prairie. 5utill0.00.
BUTTER Creamery 23(8 24c; fancy dairy,
21c.
EGGS Fresh, 18o.
Keceipts.Shlpments
JEW YORK STOCKS AXD DOXD4,
Market Dall aad Xarrow, with Occa
sional Rig-as of Better Keeling.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30 -The stock market
waa again dull and narrow today, though
at times there wore Indications of a some
what better feeling. This my have b?en
due to the slight decline In demand sterl
ing, which lessened the probability of early
gold exports. Other favorable features in
cluded some more reports of railroad earn
ing and London's more friendly attifude,
though that center dealt very moderately
In this market, and sold quite as much as
It bought. Opening quotations Were gen
erally a fraction better than the previous
day's close.
The strong features In th? early trading
Included St. Paul. Baltimore Ohio. South
ern Pacific, Sugar and Amalgamated Cop
per. Among the stocks that registered de
clines at the same time were Reading.
I,oufflVllle A Nashville and United States
Steel. A further tendency toward better
prices waa aoon shown, and Norfolk ft
western, Missouri Pacific and Manhattan
were quoted at improved prlcea. There was
no newa to account tor tne general im
provement other than that traders seemed
to think the market had been oversold.
The Gould stocks, as a group, developed
Increased strength under the leadership of
Missouri Pad He, and there was a moderate
demand for Texas A Pacific. The trading
In Pennsylvania. Baltimore & Ohio. Canad
ian Paclllc, Illinois Central, Delaware &
Hudson, New York Central and Wabash
seemed to have some foundation. North
western waa sensitive and declined on
small dealings, but later made partial recovery.
in the special class American Cotton Oil
made a further gain, but Colorado Fuel A
Iron waa distinctly heavy. United States
Reality shares were dealt In for the first
time, the preferred making 1 point advance.
speculation Decame ratner irregular ana
reactionary toward noon, and business
dwindled to the slimmest proportions. While
Inside support was not altogether lacking.
it was clear that any attempts In the direc
tion or activity and a higher level were met
with offerings of long stock.
The list held barely firm during the early
afternoon, though the reactions were chiefly
due to room trading. St. Paul developed
unusual strength In the last hour, making
a maximum rise of 84 points, but profit
taking and the failure of the directors to
take action on the proposed Issue of extra
tock caused general selling. 1 ne re
mainder of the list went off In sympathy
and the closing, while easy, was dull.
Demand sterling was quoted at $4.86809
4.86H5. The rate for exchange hardened in
Berlin, and signs of a recovery in Paris
exchange on London were lacking. Call
money worked as high aa 6 per cent in the
final hour, but moat of the day's loans were
made between 4 and 6 per cent. The
advance In demand loans was probably due
In a measure to the nnal payment on Satur
day of 127,000,000 for account of the recent
bond Increase of the Pennsylvania rail
road. Arrangements to meet this payment
were perfected some days ago. however.
and It la more than likely that the advance
In call money was largely influenced by the
belief that gold exports must come. The
recent loss of the banks to the sub-treasury
has been more than made up and the local
Institutions now show a gain of about
$1,500,000. Among the traffic returns reported
was that of Union Pacific system, showing
a net Increase for September of $234,000.
The bond market continued very dull, but
prices were well maintained. Total sales,
par value, i,7to,ooo.
United State 3s coupon, advanced M. per
cent on the last call.
The following are the closing prlcea on
tne new iora biock exenange
Atchison
do pfd
nl. Ohio
do pfd
Csnadlsa Psclflo .
Ctnada Bo
Chi A Ohio
Chicago A Alton..
do pfd
Chicago Ind. A L,
do pfd
Chloaso A B. 111..
Chicago A O. W..
do is pre
do Id pfd
Chlcaso A N. W..
C. R. I. A r.
serve, Incrv'Swd 175. "0"; government aeciirl
Hen. unchanged. The proportion of the
Pnnk of England's reserve to llsblllty Is
?'. per cent. Last week It wsa 4.V71 per
cent. Rale of discount, unchanged at 4 per
cent.
I.oadoa Stock Quotation.
I.ONDON, Oct. 30. 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols for monsjr tt ll-1Nsw N or rsntral . .. .15
. 7fti
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. lii
. Xl
. 44',
. 4"
. 87
. sW
. 11H
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. 34
. 4!
. 5
ris account M it-li Norfolk A Weatera
Anarmt.t ft I flo pfd
Atrhtsnn tttvnntarlo A Weatorn
do pfd Pennsylvania ......
rlaltlmnr A Ohio. . . .1 H Uiand Mlnaa
1 anadian raclnr MR, ;l.a4lnK
( h -napes ke A Ohio... HS.I do l"t pM
'hlrao O W 3I'', do Id pfd ,
r. M. A St. P I?- ikouthorn Railwar.
DeHeera IdeM H'il- do Wd
... 44if.nilhrn Pacta. ..
... Vnlon Pacific
... tl do pfd
... 4oi I'nlted Slates Staal
... C I do pfd
...loitm'ibuh
onlaTlllo A Nash. ,.13.i do pfd
Missouri K. A T. . .. :'8pnlth 4s
do pfd ...
BAR SILVER Dull at 23 5-1d per ounce.
MONEY 8t3 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
?'aT' 3"- per cent and for three-month' bills
SV&34 per cent. - .
Denver A . O.
'Is pfd
E ra
! la pfd
no td prd ...
Illlaola Central.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Deairabla Killer and Feeder 8old Steady
to Strong, Other Btead.
HOGS ACTIVE AND FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Fat hern aad Lambs Commanded
Steady to Stroasj Prices aad reed
ers Sold Aooat Steady with
tha Last Several Days.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 90.
Recelnta were; Cattle. Hnn Rheen.
Official Monday .71 2.x:0 32.8.
Official Tuesday 4,! 8..6 1(1.21
t.incia Wednesday 6,; 7.21 s.lhl
Olticlal Thursday 1342 ,& 11.173
New York MlnlnsT Qaotatlena.
NEW TORK. Oct. .-The following are
tne closing prlcei on mining stocks:
Adams Con...
Alice
Brsece
Brunawlck Con....
Comalock Tunnel,.
Con. ral. A Va...
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvlllo Con
. 15
. m
. to
.
. I
. do
.1M
. H
.. I
Llltla ChM
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Havac
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .,
Standard
14
....128
.... 15
.... I
.... (
....
.... It
.... 1
,....111
Forelga Financial.
IXNDON. Oct 80. Money was In In
creased demand today for month-end re
quirements, notwithstanding large borrow
ings from the Bank of England. Discounts
were sympathetically firm. Prices on the
Stock exenange opened fairly good. There
was a poor attendance, however, and be
yond the conclusion of the settlement there
was little doing, this being due to the
annual holiday to be observed November 1.
Consols were dull under the Influence of the
approaching settlement. Home rails were
supported. Americans opened with a pessi
mistic feeling on New York advices, hard
ened slightly, rose to above parity and
closed steady. Grand Trunk were firm.
BERLIN, Oct. 80. Business waa depressed
at the opening on the bourse today on dis
couraging New York advices. Iron shares
were weak, owing to unsatisfactory Rhine
land and Westphallan reports. Banks were
firm, especially Deutsche bank, being in
fluenced by the advance In Antollan rails
and a rumor that a branch of the Deutsche
bank will be established at Constantinople.
PARIS, Oct. 30. After a quiet opening on
the bourse today, rentes were sdvanced,
Spanish 4s were better supported snd
Kaffirs were firm. When the option opera
tions were over tnere were renewed orrers,
owing to fears of high contangoes. Rentes
closed weak snd most of the foreign se
curities, especially Braslllan, were eaaler,
while Spanish 4s fluctuated on less satis
factory reports regarding the government
bins, industrials and Kamra closed weaker.
The private rate of discount was 2 13-14 per
cent.
Baalc Clearings.
.. S7tt"o. Pacific to
... r so Railway M
...iutt do pia 93
4
..1SS
.. (4 do pfd
.. 50 Union Paclflo
.. atV do pfd
.. 71 .Wabaah
.. 71! do pfd
.. M IWhMlln A L. E.
..210 do id pfd
.. (4 Wis. Central
.. 4 do pfd
.. 44 Adama Ex
..128 'American Bx
..18i. I'nlted states Rt .
Chlcaso Tar. A Tr... 10 Wells-Fargo Ex....
do pro Hva Anal. Copper
C. C. C. A Bt. It.... M Amer. Car A T....
Colorado 80 SI
do 1st pfd Ti
do td pfd
Del. A Hudson lea
Del. U A W jes
Denver A R. O.
do ptd
Erla
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Great Nor. pfd..
Hocking Valley .
do pfd
Illlnola Central
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lako Erie A W.
do pfd
U A N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Rv
Mex. Central ...
Mex. National ..
Minn. A 8t. li..
Mo. Pacific
M., K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central....
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk A W....
do pfd
Ontario A W....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
iTexaa A Paclflo.
Toledo. St. L. A W. M
. (
. 1
. IS
. 47
. M
. IT
. m
.too
.240
.US
..228
.. 4
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.. It
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. 46
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.
lis
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil
do pfd
American S. A R..
do of d
4.1 Anao. Mining Co...
01 Brooklyn R. T
n Colo. Fuel A Iron..
(7 Cons. Gaa
UVtCont. Tobacco pfd. ...lit
.. 7 Oen. Electric
.. 3 IHocklng Coal
.. tH Inter. Paper
..146Hj do pfd
.. 4JVi Inter. Power .......
.. 75 Laclede Qaa
.. M National Blacult .,
..130 I National Lead
..1154 No. American ,
..Ms Paclflo Coast ......
..H1 Pacific Mall
.. SFH People's Gaa
.. UH.Preaaed 8. Car
..10 I do ptd
..10H Pullman P. Car....
.. 21C4 Republic Steel ....
.. to I do pfd
..171 'Bugar
..lltSUjTenn. Coal A I
.. 714l'nlon Bag A P..
.. to do pfd
.. 12H U. g. Leather
..l2l do pfd
. V. 8. Rubber
do lit pfd n do pfd....
do Id ptd vf-HiC. B.
St. L. A 8. F.
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd ...
St. L. 8. W...
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Offered.
steel
7 do pfd
. M Western Union
. 73V. Amer.' Locomotive.
. j do pfd
. 74VK. C. Southern....
.1M4l do pfd
,.1M
.186
.. 22
.. 18
.. 72
.. 78
.. 80
.. 4
.. 27
..120
.. TS
.. 41
..103
.. 2H
.. s
..131
.. 11
.. 7SH
.. i
.. IS
.. 77
.. 13
.. 80S
.. 17
.. 54
.. 3'4
.. 884
.. 0
.. V)
.. 84
.. If.-
.. H
creamery, 182SV4c;
Wheat, bu 173,) 61.800
Corn, bu 4". 18,400
Oats, bu 32.000 10.0UO
Teleda tjrala nn Seea,
TOLEDO. Oct. SO. WHEAT Fairly ac
tive. Iila her; cash, 7c; December, 77Hc;
May. Tic.
CORN Dull, He higher; December, 44c;
May, 42V.
OATS Dull, ahade higher; December, 32c;
Mv. X!Sc.
RYK-No. t. 62c.
SEKD Clover, dull, lower; October, $6.55,
aaktd, January, K.isS, bid.
Ualata Urala Market.
Dl'l.UTH. Minn., Oct. SO.-WHEAT-No
1 hard. 74c: No. 2 northern. TUTc: No 1
northern and November, IlTec; December.
iv'tv nasv. idtf! .
OATS December. 30c.
Minneapolis Wheat. Flaar anal Bra.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. W WHEAT De
cember. 71Vc: Mav. 724uib72Vc lm t r-., u
No. 1 hard. 74c; No. 1 northern, 73c; No. j
norinciu, nv.
Mllwaakw Oral ttarfcei.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 10 WH EAT Firm ;
New York BJoner Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 80. MONEY On rail
firm at 4'uti per cent; closed offered at 6
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 6Hl6 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.
ior oemana ana at t-t iuau ror sixty days;
posted rates. 34.84(,i4.S4 and 14.7Ufti4 xs-
commercial bills, 4.s275(&4 8325.
SILVER Bar. GOHc; Mexican doUars.
SWic.
wunub-uovernment, firmer; state. Inac
tive; railroad, steady.
The closing quotation on bonds are a
follow:
..no l"L. N. nnl. 4a loiv.
..110 ;Mrx. Central 4a so
..108 I do la Inc 274
..108 Minn. A St. L. 4a.... 103
.AM", M.. K. A T. 4s 88(4
..UTm do la IjJ
.ill ,"N. T. Central is. . . .102W
U. S. ret. la, rag
do coupon
do la, reg
lo coupon ....
do sew 4a, leg
do coupon ....
do old 4a. reg..
do coupon ....
do la, reg
..II'.
do gen. IHa 107
..1044 N. J c. . j.
do coupon loi No. Pad Be 4s
Atchlaon sen.
do adl. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4s....
do
do conv. 4a....
Canada 80. Is....
Central of O. fca
1
.loj '4
...101 do la
... 88 N. A W. eon. 4s I0014
...101 Reading gen. 4a 87
... w -a l. 1 m c. oa 114
...ni -it. L. A 8. P. 4a.. 100
...10 St. U 8. W. is 84
wo e as
do la Inc 78W 8. A. A A. P. 4a 7H
Chea. A Ohio 44ja...l(4Vtso. Paclllc 4a 82 V,
Chicago A A. Jv,a... Ho lHo. Railway (a lmv
C, B A Q. a. 4a.... 86 Texaa A Pacific Is.. .12114
v, a a bi r 1. mm.tia ot. u. m w. aa. so
C. A N. W. e. 78. ...1M Unlon Paclllc 4a 104-
C. R. I. A P. 4a 10H; do conv. 4a 108!,
I" ; u a 0 b s- ve..iv, 'UMa im 1211
Chicago Ter. 4a 8741 do it ia
Colorado Bo. 4a 81V1 do deb. B kou
itenver ex n. ea...iwii vwi puore a 113
Erie prior lien 4a 80 -Wheel. Ac L. K. 4a..
aa xenermi v iiirai a a
P. w. A I) t . la... 114 (Jona. Tobacco 4s
Hocking Val. 4Vla....l0
Bid. Offered.
Boatoa Stock Qnotatlons.
BOSTON. Oct. 30. Call loans. EHf' per
cent: time loans. 0149 per cent, omclal
closing of stocks ana Donas:
A trillion 4s
Gaa la
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany
boatoa A Me.....
N. V.. N. H. A H...227
Pltchbura pfd 143
.181 Bingham 2
. 87H Calumet A Heel Soi
874t Centennial
. Wl'a Copper Range
.268 Dominion Coal
11 Franklin
lale Rorale ...
Mohawk
lot's Old Dominion ...
. . . . 26 Oacvola
121H Parrot
....li' Qulncr
.... 87 Santa Fa Copper..
.... 87(4 Tamarack
.... 8e Trlmountatu
....1"H Trlnlte
.... 40 I nited States ...
I tab
... 18
. .. 3
...1JI
... 8
... UV
...4
... It
... td
... 25
...l!J
... 1
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OMAHA, Oct. SO. Bank clearings today,
$1,1L'6,o6.26; corresponding day last year,
$1,049,409.24: Increase. 177,397.03.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 80. Clearing", $.10,191:
balances, SSo6,498; money, steady, 6'a per
cent; New York exchange, 25c discount.
BOSTON, Oct. 30. Clearings, $23,143,689;
balances. S2.534.764.
BALTIMORE. Oct SO. Clearing, S3.U30.-
243; balances, $328,847; money, 6 per cent.
t'H HjAUf-L'rijA. uct. su. cieanngs, lis,
750.422; balances, $2,013,663; money, per
cent.
UNa
11
H
M
0
I'nlon Pacific
Mexican Central
American Sugar ,
do pfd
Dominion 1. A 8
Mara. Klectrto ..
do pfd
l olled Fruit ....
I', a Steel
do ofd
Weallngh. Common. ..10 Victoria
Adventura W innaa
Allouea 1H Wolverine
Amalgamated 84S t'nlud Copper
Daly west 4H
Bank of France Btatenteat.
PARIS. Oct. 30. The weekly statement
of the Hank of France ahowa the following
changea: Notes in circulation, increased
el.luo.OuO francs; treasury accounts, current,
decreased 400.000 francs; gold in hand, tie
creased ll.4u0.uuo franca; bills discounted. In
creased I1l.!t-f.0tj francs; silver In hand, de
creased S25.0UO franca.
Bank al fenajlaaa' atatenarat.
I.ONDON. Oct. SO The weekly atatement
of the Hank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve. Increased 219,to;
circulation, d-creased lKo.0(al; bullion. 111
rieased, A33.a9; other securities, decreased
Ail wuO; other ieposlta. decreased 376,uu;
,ubllo deposits, decreauied 9.mu; notes re-
Condltloa of tha ITensory.
WASHINGTON. Oct. SO. Todsy's state.
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive 01 tne iioo.ouo.uoo gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $207,163,103;
gold, $112,&o6,014.
Waal Market.
BT. LOUIS. Oct 30. WOOL Dull: me
dium grades and combing. Icu'lKc: light fine.
jaOTivc; heavy nne, jug lie; tub wasnea, lbw
BOSTON. Oct so woo L continues dull.
Sellers seem content to let the market take
its course, well knowing that without boom
or excitement an tne wool tney have
will be wanted at their own prlcea. Manu
facturers have bouKhr considerable wool.
paying full prices and -prices a little higher
in a gooa many instances, xuiu representa
tives admit that they, have smaller stocks
of wool on hand than usual and that a
continual running of the mills means a
good deal of wool buying. Territory wool
is In a very strong,. position. Predictions
are heard trom well posted merchants that
fine staple territory Is going to 60c, with
even tc suggested; nne siapie territory,
&f.rywc; nne and nne .medium, wtobic; me
rtlnm Mi47c. Texas wool Is In a remark
ablv strong position: fall cleaned basis. t.Vrl
48c; twelve months, GovQWlc; six to eight
months, spring, watoc. uaniornia wool is
firm, with the demand good; northern
counties, cleaned basis, 62Cri'53c; middle
counties. 4Sfta0c: southern. 45n47c: six to
eight months, 13314c less. Fine fleece wool
Is in a very strong position; nne wasnea
fleeces are particularly firm, with offerings
very small; quotations are very firm; Ohio
nnrl Pennsylvania XX and above. 29(&29Uc:
X, 26V4i27c; Michigan X, 25H8264c. De
laine wool Is In a strong position, with
transactions and offerings both small; Ohio
and Pennsylvania washed delaine, 32(3330:
Michigan. 30ffi31c: No. 1. aMlvtlc: No. 2. 25a
30c; coarse, 24(fi26c. Fine unwashed and un
merchantable siock is in smaii supply, witn
prices strong; Ohio and Pennsylvania un
washed, 21Si22c; Michigan, k-(r2lc; unmer
chantable Ohio and Pennsylvania. 23ft 24c
'there la very, little Australian wool here
and It Is held above the market; quotations
are nominally at, combing choice, scoured
basis, 77(fiMc; gooa, waioc; average, umno.
NEW VOKK, UCt. 30. WUUlr-firm.
Cottoa Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30 COTTON-
Steady; sales, b,4bu nais; orainary. tsic;
wood ordinary. 7c: low middling. 7 9-lfic:
middling, 8c; good middling. 8'c: middling
fair BHc; receipts, io,.w Daies: biock. ju4.ii
VihIc's. Futures, steady: October. 7.96c. bid:
November. 7.9xi7.99c: December. 8.088.09c;
January, 8.12'8.l3c; KeDruary, s.iec: Marcn,
8 17-niLlxc: Aoril. 8.198.21c: May. 8.21Q8 23C.
RT IRITIS. Oct. SO. COTTON Quiet :
middling, 8c; sales, 367 bales; receipts, 3,617
bales; shipment, 8,667 bales; stock, 13,259
bules.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. SO. COTTON Spot In
Increased demand: prices i points mgner
American fiiir. E.08d: rood middling. 4.78d
mid, Ulna-. 4.70d: low middling. 4.601: good
nrHinarv. 4.4M: ordinary. 4 36d. The sales
of the day were 10.0UO balea, of which 600
were for speculation and export, and In
cluded 8.600 American. Recelpta were 15.000
bales. Including 7.800 American. Future
onened ouiet and steady and closed Arm.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30. COTTON Snot.
closed dull: middling Uplands. S.66c; mid
dling gulf. 8.90c; sales. 2.000 bales. Futures
onened steady ana ciosea quiet; tjciooer.
8 36c; November. 8.34c: December. 8.46c:
January. 8.53c; February. March. April and
May, 8.30c; June. .rc; August, a inc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct SO COFFEE Spot
Rio. ouiet: No. 7 invoice. 6c. Mild, steady
Cordova. 7V(iil2c. Futures opened steady,
with prices unchanged. During the dav
the traders showed little Inclination toward
aacresslveneae). seemingly content to allow
the market to take Ita own course. Aa a
result of this neglect prices remained prac
tically even with last night until juat before
th close, wnen ngnt uqu-aauon lowered
several ootlons per cent, tne market cioa
Ing net unchanged to 6 polnta lower. Both
the cablea and cron figures fell flat aa In
fluencrs. Total Bales amounted to 10 00)
hues. Including November at 8.10c; Decern
ber, 5.20c; March. 6.4oc: May, 6 56 c 6 60c;
July, 6.70c; September, S.Soc.
nil nasi Hosln.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Oct. SO. OIL Credit bal
ances. 8134: certificates. $1.35, bid: sh'P
ments. 110.438 bbls.; average. S4.6() bbls.;
runs, 114.48 bbls.; average, 18.K77 bbls.
CHARLESTON. 8. C. Oct. SO Oil
Turpentine unchanged. Rosin, unchanged.
TOLEDO Oct. 30. OIL I'nchanged.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Oct. SO. OIL Tu-nen-
tlne, firm. "'Kic : Rosin, firm; A, B. C
and D. $1.35: E $1.4o: F. 81.45; O. 31.S
H. $175: I. $2: K $'51; M. $3; N. $3 51
W O 83 75: W. W.. $4.15.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30. OIL Cottonseed
quiet. Petroleum, firm. Rosin, nrm. Turp.
entlne, firm, 53(&53Hc.
Whisky Market.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. SO. WHISKY Steady at
$132
CINCINNATI. Oct. Sr-WHISKT-Dlstil
lers' finished goods, steady, on basis of
tl 32.
CHICAGO, Oct. SO.-WHISKY-Steady at
$1 32.
PEORIA. HI.. Oct. SO.-WHISKY-On
basis of Sl.sz lor nnished goods.
Pru GooaJs Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. SO-DRY GOODS The
market for the general run of dry goods
has been quiet today. The dt-mmil In si
staple llr.es Is Indifferent, but with no pre'
sure to sell, trices are maintainen. how
ever. Print cloths continue dull, but Arm
Bilks and ribbons are firm. Hosiery an
underwear steady.
S5.0TO
16.867
13 163
13.838
11,767
26.111
Four dava this week.2ti.799
Same daya last week. ...32. 677
Same week before 29.869
Same three weeks ago... 27.974
Same four weeks ago.... 36.364
Same days Isst year 3", 440
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha, for
the year to date, and comparisons with last
Vear: 1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
lattle 817.363 662,829 165.633
nog :...l,So7,117
Bheep 1,848,748
Th following table
price of hog sold on the South Omalia
maraet the last several days, with com'
parlsons with tormer years:
9.490
eXiioS
42,693
e6,4-j
47,689
38,700
1.890.817
l.OtM.77 249,968
shows the average
Date. I 1902. lWl.lS00.18t9.139S.1897.lSN.
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row 10.1 S 26 1 cow 1180
t . Berry Neb.
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6 cows..
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1 feeder...
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3 ST.
3 35
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S steers...,
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7 cow.
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t cow. . ,
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3 26
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Indicates Sunday.
The official mimK. f . mtr
brought in yesterday by each road was:
cattle. Hogs. She p. U tea.
C. M. St P. Ry...
w. oc bi. Lt. ny
Missouri Paclflo Ry.. 1
Union Pacific system. 70
at in. w. n.y
F. E. A M. V. Ry
01. tr., m. s u., X
B. A M. R. Ry 138
(J., ti. Be (J. KV
K Rt .1
C, R. I. & P., east.
v -, xv. a. oz x ,. wesx.
Illinois Central
1
60.
S
2
7
2
4
19
10
19
10
24
1
13
1
2
ni
32
ii
2
u
66
Total receipts 263
The disposition of the day's recelnta waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour aV Co
Vans..nt & Co
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Huntslnger
Carey A Benton
Livingstone A Schaller..
Hamilton & Rothschild..
F. Hus.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
H. L. Dennis A
B. F. Hobbiok..
Wolf A Murnan
Werthelmer ....
8. A B
Other buyer....
Co...
684
1,104
S5
1,351
152
, 270
, 107
18
, 141
, 363
, 363
18
9
. 65
, 458
, 170
14
. 25
1,436
1,820
2.054
S.244
240
1,807
1.757
1.602
,403
ToUls 7,187 7.054 11,709
CATTLE Receipts of cattle Were ojife
liberal again this morning, but anything at
an oesiraoie, euner in tne beer or reeder
line, met with ready sale at fully steady
prices. The common and Inferior graces
were more or less neglected, the same aa
usual.
There were not enough cornfed steers on
ale with which to make a teat of the
market. It Is safe to say. however, that
good stuff would have sold In yesterday's
notches.
A liberal proportion of the offer! nne con
sisted of cows and heifers. Trading,
though, was aulte brisk and the bulk of
the receipts was soon disposed of at fullv
steady prices with yesterday. The general
mantel couia pernaps Desi sa aescrinea Dy
calling It steady to strong. The better
grades In particular were In good demand.
nuns, veai caives ana stags sola at steaay
prices If they were good, but feeder bulls,
and particularly the common kinds, were
very dull. Stock calves were also rather
slow.
The demand for stockers and feeders con
tinued brisk on the better grades and fullv
steady prices were paid. Aa compared with
a week ago tne marnei is sareiy a quarter
higher. Tne demand for the common kinds
today was not quite as good as It waa
yesterday, as speculators have a good many
common came on nana, ior wnicn tne ae
mand Is not very good from the country,
and as the close of the week Is near at
hand they were a little cautious about
buying many of that kind.
The better grades of western beef steers
sold readily at steady to strong; prices, but
Inferior grades, and especially common
Texaa cattle, were rather hard to move.
Range cow were rainy active and steady
to strong as compared with yesterday and
tockers and feeders of good aualltv were.
also fully steady with yesterday. The com
mon Kinos, inougn, were a little slow.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. . No.
SMI lit 18...
770 I 76 18...
1080 I 28
UOWB,
Ne.
1..
1..
1..
. Pr.
..877 4 40
.1241 18
It".'.'.
1....
1....
I. ...
It....
II. ...
1....
880
834
I1W
878
804
80
..... 81
nt
1 00 1..
I 25 14
I 1
I tt 1
t tt 1
140 18
I to It
1 td
HEIFERS.
...... 44 1 tt I
BULLS.
14 4 It
CALVES.
4O0 t 80 t
IM I 88 1
Ill I 00
STOCK CALVES.
1ST I 18 48
bSO t 15
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
... 840 I 80
... SM I 80
...1090 I 00
... 884 I to
... 88 I 84
...1011 I Tt
...1074 4 88
184 I M
206 I H
120 I Tt
44 4 N
1 841 I 00 41.
1 170 I 26 1....,
1 78T I to 8
10 182 I 71
MONTANA.
1 ateer 1030 3 80 .33 steers.,
S3 steers... .1024 S 80
COLORADO. '
steer.... 897 3 00 lstag ...
1 teer 730 2 60
86 cow 811 2 35 CI teera.
1 cow "60 2 35 1 bull...
1 cow 99( 2 S5 16 cow..
fi KrlKAbKAnH.
787 I M
488 4 00
74 4 21
.1064 S 80
860 2 50
..1045
..1530
.. 892
, 846
670
, 890
710
, 800
950
954
20 cow....
1 cow
26 cows. .
1 cow...,.
2 cow....
1 cow
26 cow....
1 cow WM
S cow 933
5 cow 986
cow 11(13
t cow KaiO
3 cow 1(13
1 cow 1020
cow 1160
24 feeder.. 6x5
1 oow 8
I oow 850
4 cow
6 cow 1194
1 bull..... 1170
1 bull 1480
1 feeder... 830
1 feeder.
1 feeder.
If cow...
28 cow...
1 bull...
1 heifer..
1 feeder..
1 feeder.
14 cows...
25 cow..
1 cow
. 800
. (MU
. 916
.1U00
.1420
,. t90
970
".IS
.. 0
..1020
A. 1
47 cows I'M
36 cow Kio5
2 cows 870
2 rows 960
1 cow 910
9 cow.....lli
1 cow 710
1 cow 90
4 cow lluo
1 cow 8.0
2 85
2 fc5
2 45
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 95
2 9
2 9)
2 60
2 60
2 00
2 00
S 60
S 15
3 65
3 15
3 16
3 16
3 15
3 So
2 30
3 40
3 40
3 40
2 90
3 15
2 30
a ol
3 00
3 60
2 90
3 40
S 75
1 cow. .
1 steer...
1 bull....
1 feeder.
2 heifer... 606
1 heifer... 476
1 cow KK
1 cow 11S0
cowa..
2 cow...
2 cow..,
10 row..,
2 cow..,
1 cow...,
1 ateer..
1 cow
3 cowa.
3 cowa.
1 cow 1210
47 cow 992
1 cow 1120
1 teer 1020
1 ateer..... 60
12 steers.... 940
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
1 steer..
20 steer.
6 cows 1024
1 cow JuJO
1 cow 1220
1 cow 1080
..1010
.. 690
..1350
600
901
.KM)
. 940
...Kr.'l
...1010
. . . loa
... 6V)
...liso
...1026
973
. 710
.1030
.12-JO
.110
..1077
Plummer Neb.
3 45
3 45
3 60
3 10
3 10
1 m
2 60
2 60
2 00
3 W
27 heifers..
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
3 heifers.
2 heifer.
1 steer...
1 steer...
1 bulL...
864
710
840
91
. 8N0
. 91
. 875
. 710
. 910
.loU)
3 20
2 40
3 00
3 46
2 45
2 15
2 00
2 60
2 26
1 76
3 25
1 75
2 50
2 60
2 00
2 70
3 60
3 25
3 16
3 15
S 15
3 20
3 15
3 15
3 25
1 75
3 26
2 25
3 25
4 00
4 25
3 15
2 70
2 25
3 78
3 75
3 20
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 10
3 00
2 60
I 2S
1 feeder.
28 cows..
cow.
cows.
1 cow..
30 steers...
27 feeders.
J
16 feeders.. 9W
2 feeders.. 800
B feeders.. 803
3 4
3 40
3 40
2 85
2 85 '
E. Wants-Neb.
2 90 1 feeder.
.8 60 1 feeder.
M. Darr-Neb.
3 20 1 feeder... 810
2 66 1 stag 880
K. Mania Neb.
4 05 3 steers..
2 75
H. Nichols Neb.
3 66
tJeorge Marsh Neb.
868 3 05 3 cows...
9.-1 1 05 2 cows..,
7N0 3 00
B. T. Mull-Wyo.
1085 4 15 16 cows...
w 3 7
McGeoth-Wyo.
4 00 10 cow...
3 55 11 cows
S 40 6 cows
1 00
3 26
2 40
2 8,.
2 85
2 85
2 4(
3 r
3 6)
2 85
3 85
3 00
3 I"'
3 15
2 65
2
2 30
2 30
3 25
3 30
3 75
3 25
(16 2 00
1000
730
3 05
3 06
107 3 40
Chsrles W. Brown Wyo.
. 93ft
. 786
.1061
18 steer.... 9S0 4 10 1 hull 1450
cow 1I65 3 35 6 bull.. .,.104
H. M. Bullock Wyo.
21 feeder.. 780 3 60 1 cow 8i0
19 feeders.. 751 3 60 9 cowt 1025
3 feeder.. 856 2 60- Scows 978
Thorn Auson Wyo.
2 cows 9 S TS 1 feeder.. .1000
7 cow 1028 S 40 3 feeder.. 826
1 steer.. ..1140 S 90 7 feeders.. 685
t has. Whlrk Wyo.
1 cows 810 3 76 4 cows 923 8 40
A. G. Heder VVvo.
IS feeder.. 878 4 00 4 cows....
1 feeder... 10W 4 00 2 feeders..
21 feeder.. 730 S 40 3 feeders.
J. B. Hubbard Wyo.
lis 1 M 1 feeder
8 40
2 85 .
S 90
2 75
2 75
15
s 00
3 00
4 00
8 00
5 40
90
80
823
800
6 hulls...
1 bull...... eUO 175 18 cows 713
Swan Land and Cattle Co. Wyo,
3 40
3 65
8 CO
3 30
1 75
78 steers... .1017 8 $0
3 60
3 60
3 60
161 cowa.... 92b i 35
e cows 854 2 60
Tolland Cattle Co. 8. D.
45 ferders.. 10.17 4 60 E3 cows 974
10 feeders.. 762 4 65 47 cows..... 9X0
1 feeder. ..1140 4 () 46 cow 943
63 cows 962 3 50
H. Lltzman H. Tl.
14 cow 914 2 30 1 bull 1350
Scow 910 3 00 8 fteer....1035
Ed Arnold S. n.
IS cow 953 3 30 62 feeder.. 1071
7 cow 998 3 60
Joe Herman 8. D.
947 4 00 13 cows 1040
4 00 1 bull 1240
T. Balrd Colo,
4 steer....
2 ateer... .1060
J.
4 steer.. . 932
26 feeder!.. 911
1 feeder.
1 bull
1 steer...,
21 steers..
20 steers..
2 steers .
2 steers..
.1060
.1380
2 90
S 60
3 00
2 30
6 cows..
21 cows.,
892
836
1 bull 1020
2 35
3 60
3 55
3 60
2 35
2 60
2 85
2 60
Moore
910 S 60
, 972
, 974
, 826
, 920
C.
. 90
. 700
Bros Colo.
9 cows....
8 cows....
6 feeders.
8 steers...
963
956
746
8 10
8 10
8 75
2 80
915
871
801
905
2 65
2 90
8 00
3 00
8 60
8 60
2 80
2 80
E. Omsted Colo.
1 steer..... W 2 65 2 cows...
1 steer 700 2 25 19 feeder
J. Upllnger Kan.
60 feeders.. 801 3 65 4 feeders
64 feeders.. 905 8 75 feeders
HOGS There was another fairly liberal
run of hogs here today, but the demand
was fully equal to the occasion and the
market opened active and 6(T10c higher than
yesterday. The long string of the sales
went at $6.57Vi and $6 60, with the big bulk
from $6.56 to $6.65, and a very nice load of
butcher weights sold as high st $6.70. It
was the -most active market that has been
experienced in a long lime and everything
that waa on the morning market was dis
posed of In short order, the last sales being
tne Dest. bp vera 1 trains were late in ar
riving, so that htfK kept coming in all
the morning. Packers, however, bought
them up as fast aa they arrived and the
cloae of the market wa strong at the ad
vance. Representative sales: -
No. at. 6h.
TO I3T 120
& IM 10
41 2C2 114
ti ill
' !. .
le
$ Mi; dressed btef
4)636; steers un
tocker snd fed. .
nciters, S2.2i(ti5 i; - h
$2.Snti4.(Tn; calva. 4 '
man steers, tl.!',
2:J.t.40.
I It h ? Receipts, 4.rnhr e; tr '
to et took: pigs and lwcht, I-,
ers, li. 4"!6 .1; butchers. 6 5C'i
81IKK1' AND LAM Hd Receipts,
murket strong; native muttons. ,
lamb. $4.1,vu.vfi0: culls and hucV
3.50; stockers, $1.0j2.6o; Texana,
$1 Ml
, rl
1 1. 'is.
- 1 In
i era,
' -ii dy
. i aek-
1 head;
: 1 (';
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
!' '
KT.
No. At. Bta. Pr.
86 148 ... 4 42tt
80 418 ... tO
44 820 ... 80
4 178 180 4 68
80 104 180 8(
tl 27 20 56
82 280 124 86
83 21 140 t 66
44 203 200 8 85
84. ...... .228 ...1 65.
tl. ...... 288 ... I M
61 26! 40 I M
82.. 280 H IK
87 103 0 8 66
(3 298 '10 4 (8
47. 3M 10 tt
80 iitt 120 4 88
44. 288 80 60
82 287 120 I 85
80 281 M 86
TO 264 40 66
14 20 ... I 67V
68 261 120 I 67V
86 261 SO I 87V
81 171 320 I 67 Mj
68 4 400 67V
(2 2(10 80 il'i
86 2111 . . I 67',
38 2.'7 40 I 57
82 276 180 t 67V,
CJ 270 80 67',
68 SOI 180 ST,
64 121 100 671,
34 800 80 67
82 264 204 4 67',
60 114 ... 6 671,
76 -236 10 I 671,
t 188 i.. ( 674,
61 288 ... 8 67S,
81 272 80 4 67',
68 271 40 6714
66 284 M 67
86 270 240 57',
63 ..J76 1(0 8 67',
84 .22 160- 8 174
37 . .:xX too I 67 'i
82 2M) 40 80
84 2:0 ... 4 10
87 220 44 4 60
6T 238 120 I 10
t ..148 18 I 40
SHEEP-There
64
ltl...
61
83....
tl....
86....
18....
41....
86....
17....
46....
88....
8.-.
88....
7 ...
61....
80....
66....
68....
81....
62....
60....
42....
(....
Tt....
69. ..
88....
88....
62....
66....
83....
88....
16....
68....
60....
7T....
66....
Tl....
10....
to....
17....
IT....
61....
61....
80...,
18. .. .
was a
31
...211
...271
...381
...276
...261
...142
...204
...271
...'.76
...3'5
...V0
...17
...281
...22
...260
...143
...251
...246
...240
...280
...236
...240
...243
,..24
...284
...2S4
...283
...283
...266
...21
...266'
...268
...211
...28
...2H3
...234
...12
...276
...233
...231
...252
...118
...866
,...184
...288
...228
fair sized
184
180
40
180
180
40
40
!84
10
200
ISO
30
120
44
120
80
120
160
40
"0
180
80
80
380
40
120
60
'so
40
80
80
160
80
80
6 80 ..
(0
80
80
80
4 60
4 40
I to
4 80
84
i
0 .
t to
to
4 to
80
80
6 60
ro
to
80
t 60
f to
C 60
4 80
t 80
4 60
t M
4 80
80 .
4 80 . .
4 80
60
I 80 .
80
6(1
I 80
I 62 '4
4 t2V
4 62 H
2',
I t6
4 86
88
tt
6 86
65
66
4 66 .
I 67V,
4 70
run of
sheen here today, but the demand for aood
etuff wa quite active and the market ruled
active ano steaay to strong on desirable
grades of killers. As compared with the
total receipts, the proportion of fat stuff
was rather small, the same as has been
the case all along, and practically every
thing waa disposed of in good season.
Western ewes sold as high as $3.25. wethers
$.4.60, yearlings $3 80 and lambs $4.75. There
were no desirable natives offered with
which to make a test of the market.
There' were a' gobd many feeders on sale,
both fresh arrivals and those carried over
from yesterday. There were a few buyer
on hand and the sales that were made
looked Just about steady with yesterday.
The demand was principally for the better
grades and common stuff changed hands
very slowly.
Quotations: Good to choice yearling. $3.75
64.00; fair to good. $3.25&3.6u; good to choice
wether, $7)604(3.65; fair to good wethers,
$3.10fj3.16; choice ewe, $3.00,03.26; fair to
f ood ewe, $!.66!2.S0; good to choice lamba,
4.65($4.75: fair to good lambs, $4.00414.50;
choice native lamb, 6.0035.26; feeder weth
ers, $2.763.00; feeder yearling, 83.001125;
feeder lambs, S3.0O4j-4.0O; cull lamba, $1,602
2 60; feeder ewea. ll.2C4r2.00; cull ewe. 76ca
$1.26; stock ewes, $2 6U23.25. ' Representative
ales:
No.
36 cull Iambs
2 western ewes
49 western ewes ,
2 western ewes
60S western wethers
98 western wethers
j87 western yearlings
49 western lambs
10 Wyoming ewes.,
47 Nebraska ewes
100 Wyoming ewes
2 Wyoming wethers
60 Wyoming ewes
1W Wyoming wethers
20 cull wethers
8 cull lambs
223 cull lambs.......
99 cull lambs
725 western feeder lambs
363 western feeder lambs........
687 Nebraska ewes
191 Nebraska ewea
26 Nebraska yearlings
1.000 Wyoming feeder wethers..
1.188 Wyonilnr feeder wethers..
1 Wyoming cull lamb
Av. Pr.
106 2 00
140 3 00
111 3 00
110 3 60
116 S 60
107 3 60
93 3 80
63 4 26
82 1 00
92 1 60
83 1 60
70 2 70
102 3 25
101 S 65
66 3 00
45 3 10
46 2 10
40 2 10
51 2 90
48 2 90
104 3 25
100 3 26
84 3 75
73 2 75
71 2 75
60 3 60
lit.
Kaaiat City llv Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Oct. SO CATTLE Re
ceipts. 9.800 head natives, 1.2nO head Tex
ana. 4U) head Texas calves, 2.100 head Texas
native; native and western beeves ateady
to firm; cow ateady; quarantine active,
steady; best feeders steady, others weak
and lower; bulla ateady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $6.8ojj7.75; fair to good,
U.7.'H.75; stockers and feeders, $3.0o(a.O0;
western fed t-?ers. S3.75'S.9; Texas and
indlan steers. $2.8"i5.ii; Texas cowa, $1 9"fty
t 26: native cowa, $1.50414 50; native heifers.
$1.5.'tja 4o; canners. 6ucl$2.25; bulis, $2.2U
.U: calve, $2.uiX(i6.0.
HO;S Receipt. 16,000 head; market
10c lower; top, 8656; bulk of sales, $6.6ii'u
55; heavy, 16.40414 56; mixed packers. $6 4'4j
6.6: light. $64axU4.62; yorkers, $6.o0U4.52Vi;
plsai, $6 1 1 trio. 50. .
SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, (.Quo
head: market steady to easy: lambs, firm
native lamba. I.e-io western lambs, $3.00
tlvvlo: red ewes, hi iujj w; native wethera,
$1 (ju((4 t): western wethers, $2 904 4. 00; stock
ers and feeders. $1 .9&ii .25.
t. Inla live Slock Market.
ST. LOl'IS. Oct. 30.-CATTI.E Receipts.
4.0UU head. Including 3.3 head Texaus:
market steady; native shipping and export
leers, lo.Mxsl.za. wun lancy worm up to
Cattle alow and Lower ITrtt
herp Steady to Mron
CHICAGO. Oct. SO. CATTLE -
.() head, Incltultns St.&iK hen. I
very slow, 3"(ttti0c lower than Mono,
to prime steers, S6.6ttj.4.00; poor to i
$3.6c;iti.25; stockers and feetlers. $- -
cows. $1. 404i4. 5t; heifers-, $j.((.i.(; r
$1.4niti2.5): bulls, $J.0cn4 6; calvc, $'.
Trxns fed steers, 8.0tnH.Si; wester"
$;t.iCil6 50.
HlHSSt Receipts. 24,000 head; estl:-'
morrow. 18.000 hea.1; left over. I
tilOc higher: mixed ami butchers. u
good to choice Jieavy, 8 s; 1
heavy. 16.2.Vi6aO: llaht. 86.5.-1 'Till t"i
sales. $6 4.'J6.66. '.''.
mi r.fc.r- A .N 1 I.AMHS rte
head; sheep, steady to stroi'
strong to higher; good to ch.xj
$.'t.5(Vo4.16; fair to choice mlxc
western sheen. 82.T5ili3.7S: nariva lau
ti5 65; western brotis, X; 75.40.
Offlrlal yesterday;
. Recelnta. t:.,i
Cattle a,.-.',..'..J....i',
Hog ...
Sheep .. ' ' I
,
m ' " -
"Jew York Ut (jStoek rt
NEW TOW7cAOrV, S0.4
celpta, 120 head ;? .?es.4 beef. ,
nrr ssen native si. lea, e ,
beef. 6H7c. Cables ln
American steers at limi 1
CALVES Receipts, 1!-'
fair demand and steady:
steady; veals sold at $?. "
a bunch of grosser at i
8HKKP AN1J ltM
head; both sheen an- i in
sheep sold at $i . 6 -ii ;: 66 t r 1 1 Jbs ; lamb's,
at 4.ou,o.sa; Mr lew r.us ar , eannoas,
$4.75; dressed mutton, iUi 'C perfb., dressed
lambs. 7ii9c. . t - , '
HOGS Receipts, 6,713. Jifivt '
St. Joseph Live "lock .market.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. P0. -CATTLE R
cetiits 1,611 heal; active ' steady ; natives,
$4.(f(i'7.85; cows and helf"', 81.7a4j5.76; veals,
I2.604j4.6ft. ' ' , ' .
HOGS Receipts, 6.PV ,d; ripened el rjng
to 6c higher; light Wr ht iiilx ' ..
6.60; medium and heai ?."!' 1V1 Co . .Julk.
tit RVrTrt on t .
,A.WI-I
. 1 'f r.
-ieiv,L
wssf,
J: A
, to. i ,.t
'. .pet 1 j,
H-etpts, t.X'i
Jim out atAi
AND L
SHEEP
esd: ste
$5.25; top native ewes,
-Receli)J
head; steady to strong : top nat
. 63
1.75.
A737
lrnba.
Iowa City Live Utoefc 1
j 'ift et :
SIOUX CITY, la!, Oct. 80.-vI rec!l 1-7-gram.)
CATTLE Receipts To; market
steady; beeves, $6.00;S--, bull and pt
mixed, $2.25f(f4.00; stof rs e- - -, $2.76 .
4.60; yearlings and Mvex, : J. .
HOGS Receipts, .,3. m.i ,rntit t 1 !
6c higher, selling a.t $', I $.4.Vu 1
6.50. .
Stock. .
The following were tb
stock at the six prlni,, il
1.111(1
Omaha 6
Chicago
Kansas City ,
St. I,ouIb ;
St, Joseph ..........
Sioux City .........
6c0
of live
aterday:
. Sheep.
i 11.173 a
' vtsomif f
t - - .-
Totals
.A......3U3i6 tkttifs. 36,210
Evaporated Apple anil Hrle fralt.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80,-EVAPORATD .
APPLES Market again firmer tiecar.ee ,of .
lighter offerings; common are: quoted at
6f(.ic; prime, 6'!(i'Vc; choice, 6!rSva.61,c;
fancy, 7f(i!c. ...
CALIFORNIA DRIED r-RVlTi Prune
are firm and fairly active it recent flgurea, '
quotations ranging from SVio to 1Vte tun alVS 'J
grades. AprlcoU are rather nrhv,rln'thti
coast; spots in,qpxe art; quoted at vloo '
and In bags at 'v.ixfto. - peaches nre- In '
slightly better quest and hold ilrm ai '
12'4'16o for peeltaJr and, ftUlOc for urqieolod-,.' . '
Sngr sul'.?toT
sea
lATV-Jsnr
NEW OltftrHANS. Oct. 80.- ilTOA
ket quiet,4ot steady , n; ;f kettle '.S'f
3 l-lc; opjin kettle. c(4 .'rtTW'Bl, ti"w
s T-ittei'Tentnrugai. w ii'.c 3 ii6ii3c: tei-
lor,- 31i8j3c; second Js.'ir Jc Molawos. ',
sugar, good demano. -....n k ttle, Iafy33f- f-
centrifugal, 13ti3c ' r , v ' -
NEW YORK, Wi'..8AR-Rwv-t
Arm; fair refining, SVtic; f.nirif auil. 96 test, '
Molasses, steady. , . . . - v.
ttnestloat Is Cksrru F. ,eastoa.
WILMINGTON. Del.. O -tK Sif-Todav' "'
session of the board oV jitfhops of tha
Methodist Episcopal church was devoted
to c6ruiidera41on of the meeting of the t
generaf rhurV-h extension, to be heldt' 1-i
Philadelphia, November 5,-thai meeting 7ytl'.r.,V. "
the general committee on Freedman's ici', '
which wUl be held In Troy, N. begin- .
nljig November 6, and the general mlns.on- '
ary committee, which. will meet In Albany; . .
November 12
Bishops Fowler, warren and
were appointed
tleth century
MoCaBe
I a' commit lea otv Cie twn-
thtmkt orferlrur' rrr S.t' -. v.a.
for educational purposes, wh'tfi, !ff'
amounts to $18,000,000. '. ' "'. t ' 7
Blacks Los t(to 'CJrjnjei jT.. "r..
NEW YORK, Oct S0.rt,eie cen'suT.4f'lon
chea game at the Manhattan ) club
between Finn, Hymea and LlpacHuet, play
ing white, against LasKsrDelrnar and Red
ding, playing Diack, wa eoo.clw'ed today
when black resigned after flf;y-aeven.n..
moves. The game was a Petroff.' flinmt,
The bisck allies at one time relpl . fa ye -i ,
drawn the game, but they prererred eo alay."-''
for a win and In doing so they lost.
THIS REALTY MARKET. ..v ''Jf'''
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs-?'1
day, October 30: ... f?T
Warranty Deeds.
Julia C. Harrier and husband to W. S.
Wright, lots 1 and 2. block 2. Har
rier's 8d add. to Valley $ 243
Fannie Kling et al to Albert Sesse
man, a tract In s?t4 35-16-13 i.-.wi'tn,' ,
Mary K. McLaln and husband to Jessie i -,.;.;
C. Fry, lot 2, block 4, William Hage- ;
dorn'a add 650 .
Margaret I. Brevoort to Francl A.a-r' .
Green, part lot 6, Johnson's add t .
E. J. Sullivan to Adams A Kelly com
pany, lot 7, block 3(8), Omaha 2,(00
Llllle B. Iwler and husband to
France Budney, lot (, block 6, Arbor
Place 900
Omaha Realty company to Florence O.
Chaae, w30 feet, lot 13, Davenport's
ubdlv 160
Mary A. Patrick and husband to Belle -M.
Clark, lota 1 and 2. block 13, Wal
nut Hill S.fJS
J. J. Kennedy and wife to J. J. Golden,
lot 1 to 13 and 16, Smith W.' add.,
and sublot 2 and 3 In taxlot i In
8-15-13 : 1
C. H. Brlgg and wife to L. W. Saut
ter, part taxlot 32 In 23-15-13 1.000
a!t Claim Deeds.
A. tl. Wyman, trustee, to W. Farnam .
Smith, lot 7, block 4. Patrick's 1st add. I
Same to same, lot 7, block 3, same, and. !.';
other property ...,,',.. -1;
Same to W. K, Potter, receiver, ae-ene ' 1
Robert Fleming to John Woodford, if ""
6, block 6, Lake's add ..., . k
H. A. Homan and wife to Clinton Or- t
cutt. 1)44 feet lot 6Und -W2X f4iL kt . -,
block 150. Onitli.,M;. ..-,,r?vV.,. ...v 4
Total amount oMnrfeMs arS9.
McGRuVt
SPECIALIST
TreaU all forfij .
USEASFS AND "
uisoiDrrs c;
MEN OMLY
27 Year Experience.
car Ip Omaha.
remarlrabl sue-
ha ner been
H. 17 Y
V I HI 1
1 1 ' eea
equaled and every day bring many flatter
ing report of the good he 1 doing, or the
relief ae ha given.
Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis
And all Blood Poison. NO "BREAKIMO
OUT" oa the skin or face and all external
signs of th disease disappear at one.
BLOOD DISEASE sr?2.sZS
VARICOCELE ZXfMZVVSAZ
cases cured of nerve
oua de unity, los 1 el
w.k...j. ui...-..4.i oiacnargos, Btrioiura,
U-eet. Klouey and Biaaaer ljlaa. liy-urtMue.e.
(4 LICK CUHEaV-LOW CIIARGEcl.
Treatment by tuaUl. f. O. box iee. Offlo
over ai at. 141U street, between Jtfcr
aVougta Ueeia, VMAna, lsa,ia.
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