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T17E OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUKDAT. OCTOBER 11. IMS.
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Week Thso Iter Bsfora.
CHANttS N PULING FFtCES
a nil ti o win n-
Ihirt af Atteatlea ta
leslaeoa. Which They
k Hill B CaaeL
It la ufi
ir that Omaha JoMwn and
-weil a rriniiFii had ihe
4 wt-rx mat mey have ever
". ne w hoieaaie ulaintt tne
Miming mrrnn. n
tnanufaci ui
buSieal t.me
x perienea
craers placet
BOi n Iie-avj
loose p.avct-d du tna
ines a eu.r ago, but they
ua. i he total voiume of
Ak-Sar-ben
were mwf ru
d aa a result a as vtr
autftr'tn:-y ariu wrier than terieiai.y an
ticipated. Among silers traoe tril muc.1
b'a'viur tf'i teior aurinx cavrnl.al
'. oir.f; lutH r.o oout.t
the .a e
i.eaa or me wior t i ne buameaa intr-e-;a
ail em to afc s. thai tmaha hi!
ma je an lmroenee n nber of new fnenua
rn'r yur and aa a x it everjine la well
pieaj-ed with lha reaui of the carnival.
Pi cm thin time on j Vr will es1n it 1
devote a larae ahare oC tr.etr aiiention to
advance ordera for aprli .n Airway a g ol
ir.ar.r traveiirc aaletmeif are on the road
with apiln txdeta and "within the neat
Jew daya many more will ecrt out. Owins
to the favorable rond:nn exl.-tl g
throufhout the country tributary to tbli
market the general lmpf-aion la that
eaieamen win meet with excellent aucoeta
frcm lha beelnnina; and even break laat
jt-ara blf record. In fact there were a
large number of heavy ordera placed U.at
week for aprlng 11 nee by visiting merchanta.
7 his la taken aa a good Indication that
Trailers In gemeral will be willing to buy
ecrlv.
The eatne aa wax the cae a week ago.
there have been eeveral market chare,
but rone of them have been of a radtctl
isture. Value aeem to be on the aame
trm footing Ihey have been for the last
e"vraJ motitl a and the reneral aituatlon
it considered moat encouraging.
Tollectlona are reported a a beln? unuiu
Jly good for thla aeaaon of the year.
agar Very Flraa.
Wholeale gfocera atlll report bualnera
Te.-y brlak In their line, and In fact they
lave bad all they could oo to attend to
the wanta of their cuatomere with the
ueual amount of promptneta.
"he market haa fluctuated about the
rual amount, moat of the changea being
ef minor Importance. Sugar la (n a vry
Btrong poalUon, and In tact the general
Imprenalon aeema to be that any changes In
11.3 near future will be In the direction of
gher prlcea. Hawa are quoted higher
abroad and the oonaumpilve demand, eape-
. 11.. in thla mmintfi' 4a kHVV mt
vl alebbrt
k
i.
V
1 1 TfiHt there la not much probability of lower
: tSv lAicea for aomo little txme
I STha coffee market eaeed off a trifle
arly In the week, but firmed up again and
atlll higher prlcee are being predicted for
the near future. Roaated gradea are W
hie-her than thev were a week axo
"Both California and Wlaconaln band
picked beana are quoted a ebade caaler
hn thev were week ten.
The canned gooda market ta active and
generally firm on all Unea with the ex
ception of tomatoee, which are a Uttle
weak. The corn altuatlon; however, haa
hAm rtn tmrtrovement and rreeent in-
dlcaUona are that It will not. The packing
aeaaon la now at an end and many of the
parkera report that they will be ehort on
oellverlea from ! to 20 per cent. That
belia- the caee hither ..ricea la the near
future would cauee no eurprlee.
Tk. sirA fr-i.it market la verv active,
Tiarticularlv on apricota. ralalna and
ar.riea fvw.l iim ki of raleina are well
riun A tin anil In fart tobbera have had
a hard time In getting enough anock to keen
tip with their ordera. In a abort time, bow
ever, aa abundant aupplr la expected. The
market on evaporatea rarien-ieB i -
IWo tier Dound biaher than it waa a week
Tii,. .u.lli tha. heart tinea mminf in
la aUU exceptionally good. The aupply of
Jape, though. Is very acarce and that line
will not be an Important Item In the market
Ik. Kulk tf the rtemaad will have to be
aupplled by th growera of head rioea. The
market la in Jim SDOUt me wm l"""
It waa at laat renort.
The market for ail kinde of wooden ware
la atlll In a very etrong. poaltlon. The
rreatest demand at the preeent time la for
emch lUee aa corn tiaaketa and waxb boards.
The nan market la aluo Juat. about the
aame aa It waa at laat report. Smoked
,mHV,ii ant ealmen will Boon tM on the
market and H Is understood thaf xKa prloea
will te about tha aame aa I bey were at year
agu a-t this Ume. , . . -
Haar Liberal Dry Ceeda Barera.
Trade with local dry gooda Jobbera Wat
. week waa very beavy jd In lact nucb
' txMter than generally Anticipated, it waa
ihought that oaing to the Uteneea of the
eaeon merchajita would not- buy -much
tnr-it hut it vim that retailers have been
fining euch a good buaineaa during the laat
new weeka and are ao oonndwii that they (
Jwlll enjov a good bualnese throughout the
(aauoa that they placed liberal Boning bp
raera to Help out loo eiocae -yiuiiro
flrUer In the aeaaon. The ordera aa a
lam wm w -ii" ww . . - - - -
lit there were ao many that In the ag-
rearata lotibera did a big buatneaa. auimpiea
f many llnea of spring- giKda were on e. i
kit in- i.at -k and tolibera were pleaa-
ritnUy eurpriad at tha large number of ad
. . r1-a thai were bxHiked. Kroin thla
Itlrre on aa active campign for apmig ordera
will te carried on.
The cotton gooda market aa a whole U
ha tha aa.me etrong position It haa been for
abme little time. There la, however, ana
xoepUon to the general atreng-.h and tht
lis in the caae of Poarleaa warp, which la 1c
Uower than it waa a week ago. All other
llnea retain their etrength and lndicatlona
are etill very favoraile for a firm oottun
good market for many months to coma.
Hardware Act tea mm Steady.
f i-Thera waa alee a very good demand laat
k fk for B-xnp.e and se-aonable llnea of
. Amere. A lajee numtier of merchants
re in the city ana iney oouent niui
t.oda than usual. Everyone aeerned te
.ve a good word to say regarding peat
Id future trade and very few corr.plainte
f any fleeerlption were heard. Mail ordera
7re aloo heavy, both direct and front
leveling aa.imrn. a that the hardware
f0 aa a -tiuke waa vriy aaaisfat-'toi y 10
i conorrned.
",nier is nothing ww to report regard ng
market, aa aU lines are In JuM about
i.s same poaltlon they were a werk ago.
1, far as c. a be tola no radical changa
y coming In the near future and It irtml
be a au(e prouwkltion lor reia.lrra to
"rry good etocka.
J Leather Geda lat Bi DeaaaA
,rhera were mere boot and ehee men In
ia. m.m-x then bave ever bet. n he. a
tfiore at ot lime .n Ue luaiory of the
.Uy All the ka..esmen tor 1jo1 boUM
'-e en bard, but etui they were un.b.e
irt o the uibi to attend aa proinpl.y aa
lijta iu I lie wanva el their cua.omera.
a rule, merchants were .imply ni.ng up
I l-lr atotks and adalng a lea n 1 nea
V
e erd-re were ful.y a Heavy as trouia w
aar-iad. but it waa th great nimiber
iwd that made the touil tuaneaa laag.
) bey aire did a nice buaiunae on j r.ng
i. ava Jibbera now have moat tf i ir
f i.g tajiipl. Merchanta took hi Id bik
tier than they iisuel.y do this tar.y. and
la reau.t trave.ing men are greitly en
lrvged over tlx p:up eta of bukirg a
Jd many advajice orders early n the
ih demard for rubber clothing waa aleo
Vd. the iiim aa in all oihtr line. The
iiai ataount ft raja this aoa,-on has
im rain coals of every deacrlUi.s Sfcli
tar than ever belure.
Krwlta aad Vegetablea.
wing ta the Urge number of visitor la
city iai ws-a .ncn a. ve-ty lmtj
.1 ocmajid lor aU kiuua ef fruits and
. . . . i v.. . k ,.Hin a M.na m..a alaa
, y us Tta iiTe lUuHJi. Pr oes, PAR'. Ce-t '0--Pr1-ea on the bourse to
Ugh fluctu-Ud terv iit.le In the iruii dsy oned Arm. but later became bssltM
140. uo"" . . ..u ... ... . r,A eexvr. Intern.tunsls aera steadv.
ir, app.ee
1 fru fa . ra ari ut sons and not i i"v ni'-r --
, r. ... A , , . i.ri . market elm. The private rate
l" I " .-a ..' . ... 1 1 It ter cent Three ir
I7,' ".. " a"aVL.V-' ali"V .I : 4e for th. .ceotint. to
y better than they bave. aad ar worth dan. 14 Uc tor vaetka.
iut U 7B.
i a vegetablea there haa been no tmpor
A chai.ge at alt. It alii be noticed that
Vr .iorada and northern potatoes are held at
I c. whiie heme grv.wn are worth ( 7x.
Eggs are Arte at the ouotattona of a week
Sto mhile baiter Is a irtrtt w.aker.
I'viulrry is aelUng about th tame, wl h be
eacep-iuu ol t-p.iiig'. which are ejmmanl
l if very lirtle mure thaa hna. li avy
tires In foc aril At tag aroa prtta aa
the old fu wla.
Kaaaaa t ly tavala aad rrawiataaa.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. la. WHEAT D-
ftrrie- t r ; May, &,ti"c; ia-h o 2
' j'd. 7:1- iTV: No 8. Wva.'".; No. 4 Gjc:
t xted.'iiiiaU:. No. 2 red. He; iia. a. it
t.iRX rv-tobrr. Kc: De-mbevr, !"
S"1!. Mv. S : cash No. 1 m aid
- N" J abite. 41 14JV ; N -Ve .
.AS-Na. 2 abUa. -jlx'. N. 8 iwaea.
.e
HAV-4'rnlce timothy, .!; rho4o
pr-irve k uu
R' TTLK - Creamry. Ila4-: lry-
Varcv 17c
. 4.
aLaaoufl 4VI4 tAoas
stork, esse rtunJ 18H"; new No. 1
ahttewood cssea Included. I1-
Reeetpts. Shipments
Wh'tl, bu St " 112.4
Torn, bu A 84.t)
Oal. . bu.... Ia.'jjO Lie
OMASA WHOLES A UB MA 84 MET.
Ceadltlea at Trade aad Qaetatleaa
Staple aad Faery Praal ire
ECJOS 1 reeh stock, loss off. 18V.
,LlVk, HILTHV-Hrni, Sc. spring chick
ene. Helve, rwmm, acootali.g 10 age,
Hjoc; turkeys, UtiUc; old duiaa. ic; young
Ouril, Inhale; geese. (&C "
HI TTEK Packing stock, 18c; rholre
to face dour), in tabs, lufiUc; separator,
Uc
FREFH FISH Fresh caught trout, lie;
pickerel. lfo: pike. 10c; perch, c; biffalo.
'rfcec: bPuenan. it; whlteflsri. 10c; salmon,
lie; haddock. : cod ash. 12c; rrdaaappcr.
31c; lobsters, tolled, per lh.. 7r; lobe, era,
green, per lb., ic; bullheads. Uc: catfish,
iv-lilurk baaa, $n'j2bc; halibut, c; crappiea.
12c. hrrrmi, vc; white baas, loc; blucflna. Sc.
OYETLI.S New Tork ..'ounta. per can.
c; per sal.. I; 00; extra eelerta. per can.
J.r; per gal., $l.i5; BtanaarC. per can. 80c;
per g-i.. tl la.
IskAN ret ton. tit 00.
HAY Prlc- otioted bT Otnaha Wbola.
aala l-aler' soclaiifr): Cbmce Ko. 1 ut'
land. ISO'; No. t. tshy. tned'um. $ ;
ar tcr hay of cooa cuiur ard fi'jaUiy. Le
tnar1 fair and recelpva Ucut.
COR S 48u.
OAT S c.
r.YK No. i NV.
VtXirTAELirB.
POTATOES tc!o, auo sou Dakota., per
bu.. Oc; native, tjTbc.
BWEtT Pul AToii.S-Honie itroau, per
buaket. Vlrginlaf, per -bu. hbl.. .-. ja.
hh.,"8-Hi me irown. erax. per market
lavket. 40(1 fete; atrinc per nail backeu
ia jic.
TOMATOES Hoaia pown, par baaket.
aCc.
NAVY PEAKS-Per b., J2 .as.
CELERY Mlrhtran. nr dnt lneiilEr.
larr; fmn, 4at
CXTONS New home a-rctwri. irm- ne I K
JVt.-Pfanlth. per cr9te. VM.
FKlirj
PLV!8 Utah and Colorada. tOc8tl.0O.
rkL'N E1S Italian Mr Krtv 11 m- k liw
II. t.
fHACHES ltah Xreeatonea. Mr: Coin.
rarto AiLertaa, ll.tKJ.
PEARS Colorafla ara Ctah Bbeldon,
Dutchea. pet bor. K.2.W2.S0.
CP.A B APPLES Per bbi.. MM.
A IPLIilft jDnithjiri jtnii r.rifnal rinliwn
13 fc3.T8; Srowi, $&.,; lllchtgan atock. iilO;
California Bellfloweta, per box. ll.M; New
tora atock. ti .itotui.Mi: Oregon Pplta, Oreen
tnrs ard Orlms Oolden, per box, II .IS.
unnruj-(. aniomia roaaya. u o; t onn
choin. 11 MuBcata, tl.lS; New York, per
l-lh baaket. !7c.
CRANBERRIES Per hbl . tT Ul- nee fen.
M.TS.
CALIFORNIA QUINCES-Per box, II .
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANQE3 Valenciae, lt-lSt alxee, P.75;
alrxlcan, all sire. .7.
LEMONB Csliforrie fancr. 00 to tn
uses. 14. ZS; choice, 240 to X7w aire. 14 OtaSl.ia.
fiUS .;aUlornta, per 10-lb. cartona. hic.
fATEB Persian. Der box of M backaxea.
COO.
MI8CELI-ANEOU8.
CHEF8E Wifcconain twina. full cream.
ITHc; Wisconsin ksung Americas, lic;
black ba lsa, 16c; taconain brick. liic;
Vi iM onno ilmberser. 12c
HONEY Nebraska, per U frames, U.S0;
iiUD ana i.oiormoo, per Z4 iramea, a.tv.
POPCOftN Per lb.. :; all tiled. S.Vo.
nuHet HADiBH Per case of X doa..
packed, hoc.
HllJliS No. 1 green, SMc; No. Z green.
tVsc; e. l aalted. I've; e. 1 aaitea. c
No 1 veal calf. I to 12 lha.. live: Ne. I vea
calf. 11 to la I be., c; dry aalted hidea. t&
22c; sheep pelta. &uiac; horse hides, (l S0f
Z.SV
NUTft-Walti-ta. No. 1 aoft-aheU. per lb..
17c; hard-shell, per lb.. 14c; No. t aoft-ahell,
er io., uc; ko. z hara-ehrii, per Iti ic
braxlla. pet lb. 12c; Blberla. per lb., 12c;
almonda, eoft-ahelL per lb., itc; bard-shalL
per lb., lSc: pecana, large, per lb., lvgc;
Small, per lb., lie; pearjuia. per lb, iac;
roaaiea peanuia. rer in., ic
8C Leala Grata mmm Prevlalees.
BT. LOUIS, Oct. !. WHEAT Higher ; No.
t red. cash, elevator, 6",c; track. e7'A8c;
December, af.tj!lii,c; May. Uc. No. :
hard. TKifi7c.
CORN Higher; No. t cash. c; track.
44' 4c: uecrmber. CHtT-usc: May. 41 Sc.
OATS Higher; No. J cash, ilc; track, iSJ
c; Etecember. tTHe: May, tmc; No. 1
white, 41c.
RYE Steady at 64tc.
FLOUR Quiet : red winter patenta. n.t9
4.10; extra Xancy ana straight, ge.toutfa.ik
clear. U.CS.eO.
SEETJ Timothy, steady: I2 7Kfl 0O.
. CORN MEAL Steady at 2.4ti.
PRAN-Dull: Backed east track, 1S9ZC.
HAY Dull; timothy, fc-003llUo; prairie.
IRON COTTON TIES 41 OS. '
J-'-'.AtMSlNa-pic
HEMP TWINE sc.
PROVIBIONS-Pork. firm? obblng, otan.
dard mesa, tll.au.' Lard, eaaler at .SHt
Bacon, eaaler; boxed extra ehorta, WIVs;
clear rlh. M 10: abort clear. 110.26.
METALS lead quiet at $4-u. Spelter
steady at 4ii.
POULTRY Steady: chickens, 10c: springs.
Itc; turkeys. 14c; ducks, iHj.'alGc; gerse.
1 w..
MUTTER Quiet; creamery, 1773c; dairy.
ltiii rue.
ECKia Higher at ISc: current reoelpta.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbla
S IC 11(
Wheat, bu
44.UH0 MtViO
JS.OiiO 43.iO
Si, (Ml Zu.OJb
Corn, bu ...
Oata, bu ..
Cottea Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. COTTON-Market
o tend strona at an advance of eftll sotnta
on covering, aa a result ef higher cablra
and cool weather. The temperatures were
bot considered low enouca to do any
terial damage aside from Interfering with
lat: drvelopmenta. however, and after ad
vancing to a level about fctjll points higher
on the active positions, demand fell off
end the market ruled aulet. about t txrfnta
off from the beet. The market closed steady
wi'h prlrs 7no polpts higher.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct lU.-OTTON Fu
tures were quiet and fteady: October, tf'3
lc; Novemher. notiaatisc; ijeoemoer, i.c
, A.rs.a... n.u. ... I ki.
January, eu''., rrvru iy. ,
March. I btt lic. Fpot. firm: aalea, 4 7S
bales: ordlnsrv. T-lc; rood crdlnary, 7Sc
low mldd!lna. t.r: mliJllna. tec: good mid
"llng, S-lic; mldd'lne fair. ll-lc; reoelpta.
S.unS. bales; stock. tt,7U t'alea.
BT. LOUIS, Oct. COTTON Quiet
middllne. c: aalea. none: receipts. C6
bales: hrmenta, C6l bale; stock. bles.
L1VERPOOI Oct. 10. COTTON Spot,
quiet, prices Tt points Voaer; American
middling f llr. 6d: mlddllnr, t.W: good ordi
nary. S.lSd; ordtnarv, 4-SHkI. Tha sales of
the day were 4UuO balei, of which t"6 were
for specu'Hon snd erport. a.nd Included
I vtiO American. Receipta were 2.100 bales.
all Amnc-.n. rut urea opened eaey: r mri
can mlflflilng. a. o. c , tK-tohcr
a f'&S.ritd;
October-N -member. LCTfl: Noverabe'-Decern
ter, SWuf.OJd; Tec mher-Ja"tiary. H; Janu.
arv-Kebmarv. 4 iKKf't.M'd ; Fehruary-March.
4te4IWl: March-April. 4r1; AprU-May,
4.'.a6.mi; May-June, 4,le Oud.
Psrelgs Flaaaelal.
LONDON, Oct. 10 Money waa plentiful
In the msrket today. Discounts hardened
on account of the condition of foreign ex
change, bealdea anticipation of an import
ant Issue of treasury bills aad withdrawals
of gold for Egypt. Business en tha Slox k
exchange waa inactive. Operatore were
nervous pending the outcome of the settle
ment sV'me liquidation in mines waa ap
parent. Consols were a shsde harder on
nveetment autport, Americana opened Ir
regular and mostly ateadv. but trading was
stugiiant and they rloeed eiulet. Grand
Trunk s dull on the Increase In traffic
relations being considerably below expecta
tions The iTour.t of bu'.llou taken Into
ir e ltnr.k of Englisd today was Aai.UJO and
the althdraaala were te largeat fur a.ime
time past, incluinv ' rob OA" far Egypt and
4 Ola f"r ruuta Africa.
PERL1N. tut. 1 Prices on the bourse
to-lay acre weak, el' Bough the market waa
not much affected by Ihe report from Lon
don that J"Tan bad sent aa ultimatum ta
Rusela on the aat tect of the evacuation of
Manc-fcutii. Exchange on Iotdon waa 2m
4riW" for cheks. The discount rate for
I short bllle waa fu per cent and for three
I mtnra i - per cent.
of diaoount
cent rentes.
l hangs on Lon-
Metal Market.
ST IX)VI9. Oct. 1 MET L Lead aulrt
at 84 au. Pne't-r ateady at B4A
NKW Tt'RK. cl. 14. METAI S Demand
quiet and n changea of lmpirtar.ee Tta
was no m"re than steady at 8TJ. rt ITvi
f ,4. api. (.X'l'i niiaea were rtoln"! and
BrhrBged w t lkt at $ itilt3. e'-c"o-'vlc
irt4iilli nd caiing at l-lei
ltd. MB. Sptlurr. at Iroa waa nominally
unchahged,.
Pewa-la Crala Market.
PEORIA. Oct. r-T"ORN-rirw.
art.-' Nn 4 a-Kc
No. 1
t.ATav-f'eady; N- 3 white. TCXV; Ka,
I a hue, Stic.
Toledo need Market.
TOLFTXV O . Oct l-8i FD8-Oover.
rtr. tr k": rnl W January.
T.a, FeVrviarv. B7: MsrcS S77; prime
a.sika, I : pit mi a tiiui.thy. Ilia.
Dalatk fcrela starbet.
PIXITH. O-t IA-HE4T Chiee
Oa
trsck Ni. 1 eorthern. nc: -o
;,!-. iweaub-r. 77tbC. ol :
I aarthsra.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
f BstakaBknawaw.
Proi?ectt of Wix io far Iutkciecl Eull-
ith EentUDeot in h t
CORN MARKET WAS S0MLWHAT IRRLGUIAR
Oata Market Waa the Meat Active et
Aay at tha Beard aad Frlcca
Advanced aa Cash
Be lag.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10 The critical situation
In Use tar east beta en nua.ia and Japan,
logoihei w.ui a good catn .nqa.ry, v.er
in punciuai la. tors in ircatiiiK a bul.iaa
Kllnmi-in iu aoetl tndA. l pnc.a
wr-- ationg. wuh iJecemoer up 7c. i e-
Leini-r Cwia m mgni, o.ia we.
up i-i-.e and eai.uur i,ovM;j caea
ii'om a; ta Ik higher.
i nere was a auo.. general demand I or
wht-at througnoui the entire session and
pin aiioaea good gam. Ihe opening
as firm cu the hiarie. nitres in lu.e.au
atiaikets, oue to the uimuumy In rtg.ua
to the irouoie in ihe Oiteiit. i'eitm.wr ue
lng ic to sc higher at 7fa one of
the piominetit bul. uperatora was an rar.y
buyer and tnere waa also buyi. g by nor.li-
est bouses, wnlcn ca.med tii niice s.ib
hikher, Decemot-r adiaucing to .ii7-c.
Local trauers took advantage of the better
p. ices to sell, innuenced iiy tna eacrbent
weather, and the market eaed off. wait
Decemuer aei.lng down to 7(ivn". Towaid
Uie noon hour prices aga.n started upward
on a strong rash demand arm tnf market
continut-d Strong the lema-cder of the ses
sion. Atter ael.tng up to ,9c D.-cember
Ci'.iaed Wlti. a adln o. L j7, at .K ..Ih.AWr
Clearances of a heat and fljur were e4uai
iu a.4tM burheia. Pil.nary reel-ta we:
hn w bushels, acalnst l.lsy bjn.ela
Minneapolis and Uuiuth reported receipts
of 612 cara, which, wi.h local re -eip.B o, hi
cars, i of tvDtrirt grade, made to.al re
ceipts for tne three polnta of Am cars.
against 671 cars latt vek and 9j caia a
year ago.
AO easier tone prevailed In tht corn Pit
early in the day, due to selling acaipera on
lavoraoie weatner and tirad. ire. a annual
crop report, mak.ng an es.lmaie on th a
e-ra cu p of H JVo.iMO.Ci 0 bunhels, with the
quality super.or to iaat year. Later the
maiket advanced on ths bull excitement In
oats, local trauers buying quite freely on
the upturn. December closed with a gain
of HBSiC after ranging between 4c and
Mac. Local receipts were S-4 cara, with S
of contract grade.
An improvement in the caah st-iat on
cauaed a cudden upturn In oata, while tha
trading was the liveliest of any of ths
pits. Leading houses were active on the
buying aide and the energy d lip laved
cauaed short" to become thoroughly fright
ened and the demand waa augmented
largely by covering by these pecpie. Of
ferings were acatt,.re,j December sold be-
een T(a371c snd aic snd closed lia
lv C higher at 2P.c. Local receiDta were
171 cara.
October lard waa the onlv weak feature
In the provision market, the rest of the
list ruling firm. The weakness In October
lard was due chieflv to lack of snnufirt
There was fair local buying of January
products based on an advance of 510? In
firlces for hotrs and pork and lard closed
(c higher at 111 Sj and 6 77i. rcepecf vely.
January rlba were un MiTWc. at 16 37w,r
1411.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
100 air; corn, 830 cara; oats, 21S cars; hogs,
21. 001 head.
7 he leading futures ranged aa follows:
.JLrtlclea.l Open, High Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Iiec
Mav
78
Corn
Oct.
Dee.
Mar
UK
4fVfj
45 lSft4l
4Va
Oats
I
Oct.
Dec.
May
Poik
Oct.
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct.
le--
Jan.
Rlba
Oct.,
Jan.
May
rsi ssTt
l.'t'tfiFtX7
S7 ea
3oS,r7H4i'V
11 w
U 10
11 w
11 95
U 10
11 Oft
11 85
12 OS
li re n ss
U 12 V U 00
C 75 I 7S
7
T7H
6?H f2l
CW l(7W
I so
0
SB
l
C 40
I OA
tl
a)
I eo
C 40
4S
i ss
40
46
a New. No. I' ,
Cash ouotattona were aa foil owe:
FLOUR Firm: winter patents, 8S.oJ'
4.10; straights, 82.60g Si': spring patents,
IO'i'&4.5ti; straights, eia.n&I.SiO; bakers. $2.60
6140.
WHEAT No. a aprlng, 7S7Sc: No, t
red. 7s.4j-,c.
CORN No. 2, -c; No. t yellow. 47Ue.
OATS No. t SKiy: No. S white, STHSSStc,
RYE No. 2. E.1-(&B4c..
BARLEY Good Ceding, 43fl4Bc; fair to
choice malting, 47ifr.Oc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, Stc; No. 1 north
western, II. 02; prime t'Tthy, $2.80; clover,
contract rrade. tl.2Tit)11.2B.
PROVISIONS Mess ptirk, pr bbl.. ri.OO
tll.L'v,. Lard, per 10 ihs.. Wtrri,. Bhort
ribs sides (loose), SS 2T$s:.50. Iry salted
shoulders (boxed. KBOii'4.75; short clear
rides tboxed), $8.2&.&. ,
The following were tha receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbla....
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata. bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu....
14
16. 8"
.l,03.2i0
. 8"2.4i
. S61.(HiO
. lOtbtiO
Sf.l.i5
ObiflO
181.7.
2. 800
8.40
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa ateady; creamerlea, 1B49
SOc; dairies, 14Uc. Cheese, steady at V'i
ll"c. Eggs, steady; at mark, cases in
cluded, lMSTlrC
SEW TORK GEXERAL MARKET.
taaatatleaa af tka Day aa Tarlaaa
daxaaaadltlea.
NEW TORK. Oct- 1 -FTvOUR Receipta.
17.444 bbla.; export a, 8 73 bbla; market quiet
but holders infirm In their views; winter
fa tenia. $2.8G4.S0: winter atralghta. SS.70'3
Sf. : winter exrraa. !!.& I St; Mtnnesota
be k era l TBfrl Kb; winter low gradea. 12 7if-l
ins. Rye flour, firm: faig to good. $139
$4'i: choice to fancy. $2.4E2 60.
(ViRN MEAL fteady; ye'lw western.
$110: cltv. $1.0; kiln dried. $3 20(571 SB.
RTE Steady; No. 2 western. 4V-; nomt
nsl f. . b. afloat; atate and Jersey. nfrRnsr.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding. f.c c. I. f. Buf.
fa'o: malting 64ti5fc c. 1. f. Buffalo.
7" WHEAT Receipta. none; exporta. 80 42!
bu.; spot, firm; No 2 red. Hv exort ele
vator; No. 2 red. Mo f. o. b. afloat: No. 1
northern Puluth. tmHae f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
bard Manitoba. :'V,e f. o. b. afloat. There
waa a ahnrp opening advance in wheat to
day, baaed on higher cables and a bullish
Interpretation of the Japanese-Russian
newa. Later It reacted under a lei for long
account but maintained a eteaoy under
tone. The market was finally rervoue snd
Arm on the strong cash situation, closing
44ic net higher. May. 8Sc closed BCc;
December. BiVdWiBC rloeed 85Hc.
CORN Receipts, af tni" bu. ; exports. 20 6S4
bu.; sales. o Otf) bu : futures. 40 (am bu sik.,1
lpt, easy No. 2 MV elevator and Ei'Vc f.
e b. afloat: No. I yellow. B4Hc: No 2 white,
B2te. Options displayed opening ateadlneea.
but aoon gave way under considerable si-Ding
beaed on favorable weather map Tha
late market was steadier, rinelne net un
charged. May closed at bOac; Iecember,
U-i'Sc. cloaed Bic.
OAT8 Receipta. 87 Af) bu.; exporta. ltix
bu : spot, oulet: No. 2 tlSc: standard
white. 4-"Vr; No. . di'ic; No. 2 white, dlVN
No. 8 white. 41c; track white 41' 40c.
HAY eiteady ; shipping 07oc; good to
choice oconuc.
HOPl Stesdv; gtate medium to choice
lMt. 2i5Jc; 1"2. common to choice, 21
Sc; olds. H'ftltc: PsdOc coaat. Ilea, me
dium to rhoioe, Ssioc: 1M03, common to
ch' ice ue:ic: olds. lufflXc.
HIDES Stesdv; Glveeton JfVjJi lbs., !:
Ca iforrtia. tl i Iba , lc; Texas dry, 11
30 lha.. 14c
I FATHER Steady: add. SfiSV-
R1TE Steady; domestic fair to extra,
dv,w-: Japs a, BVtic.
REE! Dull, family 1Wte?1 Onn Ihs. mesa.
$8 exus BU : beef bams. Ilri?i!300 lbs . city
extra India mesa 114 turn 14 (": cut meats
oulet: pickled belllea. in 2tjll.A: pickled
shoulders 14 2L tit 76. pickied hams. $11 VT
llhi Lard, easy; etern steanied. $7 IU;
renaed. easy: continent $7 BO: S hub Amer
ica.. IK 00. comnound l7.lIVa4i7.8Tia, pirk.
oulet: family. !' 58; aht.rt clear. $14.58
tlltibll meea, t"5b.'mHa
H UTTER Firm; extra creamery, 'tic:
creamery common to choice. JL2oc: Imi
tation r reamer lifcltc; siaieTj- rv i-;
rercvated It ilTc; factory. 3vliVe.
CHEESE Weak : stats full cream fancy
smell colored llVc: large colored, Uc;
small white. Uc. laxga white 12c.
E'iG Firm, state and PernevlvBnla
fancy mixed. 2&Jw: state and Ptrinsvi.
vaola aecocds te Srsts h&ii : western ex
tras 2br: western thirds to aecor.da. 174uZ.;
aeetern hrta titi4r
1 Al-LOW 4Juiet; city $S Ou pe' package;
4c lb.
POULTRY AUva nominal: dressed, easy;
aestern 'hitkrna, l0i:c, fowia. Uc; tjr
keva, labia.
St rekly Baak Stataaaeat.
NEW YORK. - -Tba Btatement ef
averages ef tha clearing bouee banks ef
this rlty for Hut wevk arf.oea. Lne t-'lt.-l"..Buti;
Inrre4kee I eif' Ix-;Maalua "T ii-
.. Luciwaat, leJt.'eM, C1rCkua.t)va, Ks,nt.xi;
Increase. Mnipr Irii.l tenders. M1.17T0;
decreaae. IvC. Mlfi. f-i-ecle, Hn 7"i; ln
rreaae. tr,.'i.:iu. Reeerve. l4l.lnK.,: In
crease. L.;. tt' Reaerve required, tit.t'i'l -77:.;
lnrreaxe. flr""i,175 Pjrplus. tl.ii77.1i;
Increase. I: .HP Si. Ex-l'nited Ptates de
pOFUs, ti,K.4j". Incrtaee. l..C!.:i-i.
JEW YORK STOCKS AD BODS.
Steel Preferred Yields ta Attack aad
Amalgamated Capper la SapparteaV.
NEW TORK, Oct. ld-The demand for
lok was apsthetle today and left the
market vulnerable to verv light seHln.?.
Pome of this was palpably professional
short selling snd there seemed to be a pro.
fees ion a 1 contest In the dealings. The partg
cf reaction made their attack on I tilted
States Pteel." preferred, forcing It down 2
points to S This stock sold at 6 last
month, but otherwise never sold before as
1"W ss today's price. The party supporting
the market seemed most active In Amalga
mated Copper. That stock resisted the
general degression snd wss marked up at
fine time IV points over last night. Tnere
waa some stesdy buying of Chicago
Alton. The contest was wholly professional
and not baaed on any news so far a
known. London helped the depres-aon here
'mewhst snd sold stocks more freely.
Fears are entertained there thst next
S'cek'g f tcck exchange settlement m.T un
cover some e-nbarrassment. The reports
nf weekiy bank clexiirgs show shsrp con
tractions as a whole compared with the
corresponding week of last year, but In the
untlvais It Is fpiinrt that the decres-e is
whM'ly due to shrlnkaae In New York.
p,r! on end Phllsdeirhls. the four other
leading cities showing considerable In
crease" snd the average for all other cities
a small increise. The msrket seemed en
couraged by the bank statement and rallied
momentarily. The Increase In cash was
corslrlrsr)y larger thxn espectefl. But the
statement is so corrpl cated by the merger
operations of the National Bank of Com
merce and the Wetern National as to
throw It out of balance. It Is Inferred from
the a-nall loan change that commercial
borrowing has kept pretty steady pace w 'h
the liquidation in the "tock msrVet. The
n-rVet cosed eaev and quite active.
The bond market has reflected the grow
ing ease In the money market In some re
vival of Investment demand for a gd
grade of rilrod bon" United Plate 2s,
Is and old 4s derlinri! H per cent each from
-. ci- ne IU last week.
Following are the dosing quotations on
the New Tork Stock exchange:
Atch'son
de pfU
Bi. a Ohio
.. I.- a So. raclftc sr
.. ib Railvar 1'S
.. ti do pld
.. HTitu A Pacltc r?i
do pro
Canadiaa Pn-tar ..
Centra of V )
t hen. A Otllo
Ihiiagn A Alton...
da pl
CHrllii A O.
da 1st aid
Chx-aco A K. W...
Ctlrago Tar. A Tr
do pfa
c. r. c. A si. i...
Coinrado Pa
do 1st ptd
. llt Toledo, tt. L. A W.
.l.rf' , de Ptd
B4V,
. 2kla tniea Pacific ....
. US do I'td
. :w.hABti
. 14a pfd
. bit tVhecltnf A L I
let !. Ceatral
. I I de ptd
. itVAdaff"
. v Anieriraa Ei
. il t inted etatca Ex.
. 4;sTVella-FarKO Ex..
...
... MX
... 17-,
.S :h.
... 14
... Xb
... M
...t:
...17i
....111
. l
... ass
...
Tl
... w
ao 2d 'd
lkfcAnjl. ccper
Del. A Mudoon lb lAmer. Car A F.
Del. LAW
:0 So pfd
iMmver Si R. G
do ptd
Erta
do let ptd
do Id pfd
Orett Nor. ptd.
Hovklns Valiejr
dn pld
Illlnoia Central
lom-a Central '. .
de ptd
K C. Southern
do ptd
L A N
19 Amnr. l.ln.
Oil
e.s do pfd
31 Amnr. IosnkotlTe
.4... tiy. So ptd
4t;, AlDerican 8. A P..
10 do pfd
Ii lAmer. futlr Rrf..
77 iAnac. Mining Co..
124 Bruoklra .. T....
IS'f olo Fuel A Iron.
Ua Colunhua A H. C.
it.Coaa.
.. II
.. :m
..
.. kt
..lost,
.. f
.. SJia
.. I
171
140
1
W
li
7j
31 Gen. Elortrlc
1(4 Inter. Paper
Mi nhatian L. ..
Met St. Rr. .
l:V Pfd
lo Inter. Pump
41 i do pfd
T National Blaruit ...
) National Load ......
Minn A St. L.
Mo. Pax'oc
at . K A T
do pfd
Nat. R R. of M
N y. Central .
. at
. s
. TO
. 1
.
. H
. '41.
tli
u 'No. Amenraa
pfd. w Faelflc Mail
114 People's Oaa
.... Mi.Preaaed S. Car
n I do pfd
mVFnliman P Car
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontarts A W.....
1'ennerfvanui ....
P.. c. r. A SL L
Reading
do let pfd
Rock Island Ce...
do pfd
St. L T ...
do 1st pfd
fle Id pfd
St. U t. W
de pfd
C Paul ,
81 Jasl pfd
...ll'i Republic 8taal
... (t I do pfd
... l Rubber Gooda
... n I do pfd
. fa
. B7H
. 11 -
7i
W
... fSH'Tenn. Coal A
Iroa.
... IV. A beatkar
... U do ptd
... 40 V, 8. Kubber..
... 44Vi do pfd
... Uw,U. A Steel....
... ao do rtd
...iah!Waatera tnloa
...1711 J
. a
. is
. 4
. iHa
- U
Kew Tark Maaey Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14 MONEY Prims
mercantile paper. tk&SH per cent. Money
on call, nominal; time loans, nominal;
sixty days, ninety days and sis moctha. &Q
BV per cent.
BTERL1NO EX4THANGE Weak, with ac
tual buaineaa In bankers' bills at UKg,:,tt
4 fco0 for demand and at $4 8rii(g4.(s2JB for
alxtv-day bills; posted rates. 44.86 and $4.8Va
fe4 87: rommerclaj billB,.$4.alta.aX
SILVER Bar. U)c; Mexican dollar,
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
steady.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
C. S. rat. la. rag 1M Hocking Val. 4Va....lfl5
do coupon setiL. A N. auL 4a ut
do aa. rag l7WMaa. con. gold 4a...lu0
do coupon ltta'a Mrs. Central 4s ?i
do new 4a. res Ui I do la Inc 14
ae ooupoa
...ia Mlua. a IL k a ... Bs
...lltv, 14 . K A T. 4s 7w
da eid 4a. rag
do coupon
liif'ta ao la ., 7
112 V R. k. of at. a. 4a. 71
l.iS'i.N V. C. son. Ha... tTV.
4a ms i. C. gen. Ba 1'W
Paelac 4a US
4a "', do aa i:h"
)(i N. ft W. con. 4a Tit
fciS-dra. 8. L. da A P.... XlA
do va. rag...
do ouupon . .
Atchison gea.
da ad. 4a..
Atlantic C L
Ral. A Okie 4
do IVia
Central ot Oa. as ....
do la tnc
O'A A Obio 4V,a ...
Co7cago A A. ...
C. B. A Q. a. aa ...
T, at ft St P g. 4a..
C. A N. W. c ta...
C . R- L A P. 4a....
do eol. ta
C C C A M L g. da..
Caletgo Tor. 4a
Ton. Tobacco 4a
Colorado Be. 4a. ......
Den tor A R. 43 4a..
Ana pnar Ilea aa ...
dr gunerei 4a
P. W A U C la.. .
Bid. Offered-
11 Pona. coat. lsa tv
a ; beading gea. 4a n
IU , St. L A 1. M. e. ia. Mia
7zi St. L A s r. tg. 4a.H'V
t Bt. L 8. w. la a?
l4Si soaboard Air V.. 4a... 3a
lfla an. rarinc
71
Ko. Raltwar aa atU
aaas A Paeiac la...lliw
T , Bt. L. A w
llIVs
I aloe ParlBc 4.
do con t. aa
4a
iw4a
7Cit
11W
si
M
u
atV
101
P. 8. 8tael Id ta..
Wabaak la
do deb B
Whaal. A L B. 4t
Wia. Ceaual 4a...
Laadea Stack Market.
LONDON. Oct. 10 Closing quotations:
Cenaola for aBaag.at 11-14 New Tart Central. ...Ut
dr account afkr-ortolk A Veavara... i
Aai.eiiaa .... Iw sa P'd S11
Auhiaoa dt a Onuuio A oastara . .
do pfd 41 Panaayleanla 4i
Balllinora A Ohio. . . . TS'4 Rand Miaaa w
( ai.adlaa Pac'.B- It? Reading ts
Cbraapeaka A lblo ... W do pfd Ut
Cbitago G. W H da id pld 1
c , M. m at. r ui soutnarn Hallway... ltta
IxBesra !' 00 pia
Iteneer A R. G lei. Sou' hern Panic. ...
do ptd an .tnloa Pacini
m tV do pld
da lit ptd Wi. I Dltad stales Suaal.
do 2d l td I do pfd
Illinois Centra! UlV. Wabaah .
Louiaville A Naak .. i 1 do pfd ,
Missouri, K. A 1.... 174,
T7
'Ik
n
t.'4
PAR SILVER Quiet at f7 S-ld per ounce.
MONEY 14fc I per cent. The rate cf
discount In the open market for short bills
is 7-liVt per cent and lor Ihree-momhs
bills la aSfl-S POT cent.
Bestea Stack ttaatatleaa.
BOSTON, Oct W Call loans, S$4 fr
cent; lime loana. BVU4 per cent. Official
closing pnoea on atocaa and bonds:
Alila' 4 k eAna)asuitad ....
Alraiaos - C4 tmtoala
da pld aTajt'aluax A Harla.
Boston A Albany 147 rantannlal
Itoatua Eio'ated 17 '4 oepar Aansa
N Y .. K. H A H..1M rfinirua Coal ...
ritibbura aft 1 Prank Ua
4
. tl
.4M
. Vc
.
. an
'w
. at
. s
J
. tt
. i
. n
. iw
.. 17-,
.. M
.
.
.. U
t nloa Pa-'lAc IHe Roalo
Met Central
Ameriraa Sugar .
do p!d
Amenoaa T. A T.
... to aiobawk
...in itild Dominies ....
...114 'Ciaicoia
...L! Parrot
... 4 Wuiacf
...14 ibaiiu Fa Copper .
. .. 1 "taiarat
... Ttit'TriB!l7
... S4 It lilted Btaiaa
... ! VI La
. .. IS xtoria
fieaaisioa I A 8
ban. Eiectrtr
Mass. Electric ....
do ptd
I cued F rail
I'. 8. Btael
do pld
Vast task. Cesiaaea.
Adventure
Aloaea
d7 laiao&a
4 I sloonea
4
Slaw Yark Mialag Qaatatlaaa.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10 The following are
the quotauona on mining stocks:
Adama Coa
AiU
S-awee
hrunsarirk Coa...
CoxuS 01 A Tunnel
Coa Cal A ta
Hira SilT
Iron SiWar
tekdsllkt tea
Offered.
LttUa Chief
.. 4
.4.
..14
.. t
.. ft
.. a
.. w
.. M
..11
u
M
I Mi tana H.
Or-blr
4 spnaesjla
. . 4 Patau!
..11 fcavaas
..11a) et siovada.
..ITS aasail Haaea .
.. 1 auaiaard
Baak f learlage for Week.
OMAHA. Oct 18. Bank clearings for tha
week ending today are 8 1 2 '24 1 an tu
create over tie c..rreaponi;ng a of last
year of tj.0T is).
18 8 112
M onda y . . .
Tu-slsy ...
Wecnesday
Thursday .
Fndae
be t ui da y ..
Totals ..
$1.77IM $1.41 fSl
1 w r: ss i.MB.ist.i
1 .87n tl 18 1 1 71- a!
1.2 lf 2 1.24 k 14
1 8 4SJ7 80 iriWffi
l.:Sa.TBi.2j LOfcAllAil
817'8J4 41 reiTUU
Mtaaeapwlie WLrst. I later aad Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Ot 1-WHKAT-De-eouiber
Tc: Mdj. 7!r: on tratk: No. 1
bard 3c: No 1 northern l:t-; No- 2
nit t hem TVc; No 8 nori hem. 7i!c
Pl.ol R birot.a ; fret ietefiie. etaud4t0.
aci-'iti J peiecta. 44 ni4 34.
fcxtAN la buik, ). A
UMAIIA LIVE STOCii MARKET
111 L'eiintla Ortdei 'of Cattls a Lit. If
H ghor Than t Wetx Apo.
HOGS MUCH LOWER THAM LAST WEEK
Liberal Receipts af Sheep All Week.
bat Demand Haa Beea Pally Eal
ta the Oeeasloa aad Fat Staff
la Steady If at All Geo.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 10
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hog Sheen.
. . M2 I 41 HI 1
.. a.ic .irn rs.i-i
.. w "."! itss
.. 7 Ti K OO 10 i-77
. . 2.U-4 S 4.S'7
M 2.K3S
,."f.7M fl bn Sl.f'
. .m y 1 ji.S'.j 71.070
..rCP7 1S7v5 K.
. y 810 r.sr" Ao.r.n
,.?!.'l 871 r7'-
..WiSM 1..26 100.3S
Official Monday....
" 'ffictnl Tuesday
Official Wednesday
t'niciai i nurtaa)
OTcial Friday
OffiLlal Saturday
Week ending Oct. 10..
Week ending Oct. 1 ...
Wek ending Sept. ?
Week ending Pept, IS.
Week en Ine Ppt 11.
Same wek last year.
RECEIPTS POR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The fo?lowing table shows the receipta of
cattle, hogs and an-"p at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
year.
1901 tuo:. Inc.
Csttle Nt.'S? 71P.S; M !t?f!
Koes 1.7.4'S 1 "'t I'd n !
Sheep L24.4 1.117.3 47. IO?
Average price paid tor nogs a: South
Omaha fur lha last eeveral daa with com
parlaons:
Data 11901. I12.!1M1.U00.18M.M.1S7
Sept. SO.. I I 7 t! 7 I Cl 4 III I TV 4 (3
-pt IB ! g fcl S 3: IT I 711 4 "1
Pert. 3 .1 ltd Tti I 211 t 1 731 I M
RTt I 77V 7 61: r Kl I I 411 77' 7C
Sept V4..I S 74 7 r CM S 14' j 3 77' I 'a
Sept. SS. .1 I rl T to I s! t 1: I f I I S2
Sept. ?.. aS', 7 7' T.'. I 1: 4 SI: I 1'
S-pt. 27.. I I T Ml 7 h :l 4 8 8 721 7
Pept. ;.. W I I t 111 1 II 4 44! a at i s i
Sept. 2. .) I 71 V 7 51 : ' 117; 4 27! t M I M
Bent. 10. . 6 7Vi 7 t2i IT 14 IJI I 7i I n
Oct. 1 ...IS ttri,; 14 6 To! S 1J I 711 I s'
Oct.
S 4S1N' 7 VO' i h W 4 SS' H7I
thty 7 In t Hl 6 1 4 42 I W
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
t I 52i lfil 4 Si! 8 71
K 61a, 7 4l I S 111 4 S4' o.7 M
7 tJ 6 o. o i-" 4 a a m " 10
7....I B 41M.I 7 Sf' 401 I 4 s&: I ru I M
S.... B '"Si 7 23 B ORi ', 6 5!', 1 f-J
.... B !!' I 7 14i t lt; B 0"' 4 SS llM
10. ...I B Z1S: 7 04 I 14( 4 K 4 SS! 1 641
Indicates Bunds-.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by eech road was:
Cattle. Hogs. H aes.
C, V. A St. P. Ry....
11
wahsjin Ky
Union Pacific avstem
F., E. ft M V. R. R
C, Bt. P.. M. ft O. Ry....
W. ft M. Ry
C. B. A Q Ry
C, R. I. ft P. Ry.. east.
C . R. I. ft P. Ry.. west.
Great Western Ry
2
4
10
8
8
1
7
S5
Total receipts !
48
The disposition of the day's receipta nag
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the
cumber of head indicated:
Hops
113
M6
7-7
ftW
677
140
3,087
Omaha Packing Co
6Ift and Company
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co.. Sioux City
H. Standlsh
Total
CATI LE Tha aame aa usual on a Satur
day, there Were J-st a lew oud bunches of
cattle in the yards , and not enuugn aim
whkn to matke a teat of the maiket. For
the week receipts show very Uitie change
either aa compared with laat week or w.ih
the aame week of last year. With the ex
ception of last week, which was lust a
trifle heavier, and the week before, supplies
this week have been the heaviest ot the
year. Considering that fact, the market
Las been in exceptionally good condition,
A noticeable feature of the wesiern run
true aeaaon ta than It haa been dirtrlouted
mora evenly through the week than uaual.
In previous years the big bulk of tha catds
have come in the Aral two days ot tha
week.
There has been a fair sprinkling of corn
fed aleera on aala thla week, and the bet
gradea may be quoted strong and active.
The part tat kind, though, have been mm a
or lets neglected, and 11 anyUiing are a
trifle lower than they were a week ago.
Good to choice gradea aell from $.5 to tu.bd.
fair to good irom M.to to $5.25, and short ieJ
and common atufl from $4.75 down.
There haa oeen a oig run ot cows on sale,
mostly western rangers. In spile of that fact
the tendency of pnoea haa been uyajd.
As compared with last Thursday, wmch
waa the low day of the year, tne advance
amounts to about IS'gi'.c, and aa compared
with the Close of last week prlcee are now
about loy lie higher. A.l grao.es hsve Joined
In the avovanoe. The aame aa haa been the
case tor some time ptisi. corn have
been very scarce thia week. Anything de
cent would sell from $3.75 to $4 26. with com
mon stuff from $3 75 down. Good to choice
western grass cows could be qjottd from
$2.40 to $3 15, fair to good from 82 40 to $2-u,
and cannera avnd cutters from BXBO to fci.iiB.
Bulis, veal cal vea and stage ha 1 e been
aelilng In Just about the aame notches they
did last week.
There haa been A brisk demand for Block
ers and feeders all the week, so that In
spite of the fact that receipts have been
liberal, pncea are a little higher. Aa com
pared with tne close of last week the ad
vance amounts to about lorl&c on ail de
alrable gradea. Common cat Lie have been
easier to aell than .they were iAat week,
but the Improvement in prices has not bwn
so marked aa in the case of the better
grades, lha beat gradea of feedera aell
lartely from $3 B0 to $4 00. fair to good, li.li
to $3 50. and common Bluff from $3 00 down.
Most ail of the feeders offered this week
were wet tern rang era, very few native
feedera being on sale.
There has been a good run of western
grass beef steers on sale all the week, but
the quality ef the offerlnga has shown no
Improvement. In fsct, good cattle have
been so scarce that It is bard to aay what
prices they would command. It la aaJe to
quote good to choice cattle, though, from
$3.50 to $4 25. fair to good from $1 :i to $3.:4,
and the commoner kinds from I i down.
Western range cows and stockers and
feeders hsve been selling as noted above.
HOGS Thre was about an average run
of hegs here for a Saturday at this time of
the year and aa advices from other points
wore more favorable to the selling inter
ests the market here Improved a little.
The light weights advanced the most snd
were t lose to 5c higher than yeeterdsy.
Tbe heavy weights, though, were alow all
day end were ail the aay from steady to
a nickel higher In eome casea They sold
from 15.15 to $5 25. The medium wHghta
went from $5 25 to BE. in. and lights from
that up' to $5.50. The top prices were p&ld
for a very prime load weighliig '-'3
pounds There wss not much change in tbe
market from start to fiiiieh, but of course
the cloae was certainly ro better.
The receipts of hogs for the week hsve
been a Utile lighter than for laat week,
bui a trifle heavier than for the aame week
cf laat year. The exact figures will 1
found In the table at the tied of the
eoluron. The week opened with a strong
mfaTKet, but from that time until the close
of tbe market on Thursday there waa a
sjecession of sensational breaks In the
msrkei. The decline for the week to data
on Thursday amounted to close to Boo. but
tha last 10 days the market has been a
little Btronger. ao that closing pricea are
4oc to 45c lower than a week ago. This
has been the most radical change in prices
that has gone Into effect In atvne Urns
past. Representative sales:
Vs.
A
8b.
At.
8k. Pr.
... IS
din
SIM
... It
44 t M
44...
14...
pr...
i ..
1 1 .
47 ..
44...
44 . .
4j ..
84...
4:...
47 ..
47...
(....
44...
T...
at
. 17
. m
i
. -1st
. ta
. 131
..Ml
. r4
. 11
..pat
. it
H 111
40 I li
... I 14
... I U
... I la
... 8
... 4 17V,
tP I 17".
14l 1-V,
1M I i:v
44 I ITla
..m so
. 111 ...
. t Bt
. tal 110
14 .
41 .
f .
I 14
.JM 140 I f
?7 a 4 I7
14 . . I 11,
in r o it:,
u ri IN I 174
44 It. I l!(i I iia
M M t. IR
7? l' (DIM
74 tl IM I M.
81 14 ... 4 47 k,
i m ... 4 ta
71 t .. 144
WIS
t a 1 Mi
it . . t ;o
tl S IU
.Z71 41 I W
tut sa 1 a
SHEEP There were no freah arrivals
of sheep and lambs here this morning, but
for the week there has been sn In. rea
over last week of shout SO 0.m bead, but as
compared with the aame week of laat year
there la a decreaee amounting to about
8 uii head. o:isidering the alar of the
receipts the market baa been In very
satisfactory tordmon and In fact the
demand In nearly all caaea haa been fully
equal ta the aupply.
It is safe to tiuote the market on both
fat sheep and lm.t.a of rood quan'.v fully
steady for tbe week. Ail dralraoie grades
hsve met till ready sale ana very llttie
stuff has been carried over from day te
day. Of course In the caae of common atuff.
euth aa feederB were not arxloua tor. the
market waa a.ow and fierhapa weak
There also a 1'tK-ral del. and for
feedera ail the aeek so that in si-lie of the
fait that the bulk the offeringa was tiul
fat enough for killers, there waa very
little rhanxe In the nrtce af feedera flood
cart! naa in partKular Bold aril and
could te unfiled fully steady. Wethers
aleu beul about steady Kee-der la in ha.
hoiaeier owing to tha b'g suipiy o sale
eased aff abvul Wlvc The tutuuaos s;i.ff
of course suffered the moat Feeder ewes
weee siao a trifle lower unless vert god.
Wuotstlons tor ari se stock: Choice west
ern Ismos. 14 7;.'tja.i 0; fair to g"od lam Da.
14 fcV4 75. choice yes? Hits. IS nS lair
to g o,1 yearlings. t4"fa; cb'dre wetl
ers. I" IC.jj J at. . lelr to g'xvi weihers. i.'Q
tM: rhoit-e ewes. llU'titin; fair te fond
ewes. 12 Si an , choice feeder lambs 14 li"ii
4 X', fair to good feeder 'irrrhe. fcofM 00.
feeder yearlings. 23 2i: ft On; ft erter wethers.
Hi .isaus i... teedej ewes, II fc: K'. Hep
retentative aalea:
(UK AGO Lit K STOCK HIIKET.
H
Prices Tea Cents Higher for
Light aad Batcher Stark.
CHICAGO. Oct, 10.-CATTLE Receipts.
BiO head; market nominal; good to jrline
steers. 85 l'iin .85; poor to medium. 1 7 .5t ti
4 7i: Blockers end feeders. fc.Siffi4.oO: cows.
81 4"'54 .80; heifers. ST h5. canners. j 40
f2.5i: bulls. $2 on! 4 86: calve. $2.B')I 77;
Texas steers, I2.754i3.25; western steers,
$3.i4j4 00.
MuGS Receipts. 7.1X0 besd; estimated to
morrow. 22.(ti: light and butchers, hie
lifsher: others steady; mixed and butchers,
$ "ri STS. good to choice heavy. $Vl:va
B.': rough heavy. $4 70VB: light. $o.2,l
B.K?H : hulk of salea. 8S l'fi5 B0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.n0
head; ehr-p and lamhe ateady; good 10
choice aethers. 8S.3E''o4 .ap; fair to chol'-e
mixed. fc'.sT.&S SB; w estern sheep. $2-2V'f
4 ?'; native lambs. $3 B0 5. To; wtstern lambs,
$4 25(ij.3t.
Kaaaaa City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 10 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3km bead: market unchanged; choice
export and flressd beef steers, $4 IVKfjB.&o;
fair to rood. M.l.WH faO; stockers and feed
ers, $2.i4 0u; western-lei steers, I: J
4 75: Texas snd Indian steers. $1 .75 it so.
Texas cows. 31 OW 15: native cows. 31 V9
I 75: native heifers $2 os4 00: csnners. 81 t
ft:.3S. bulls. fc.tVkJU.OO; calves. $l.or'00.
Keceipis jor wees: tame, wntj, ca.veo,
l.sss.
H(G.l Receipts. 1.500 head: market was
atrotiST, top. t'. ft; bulk of sales. 85.s:i :
heavv, $.'..0r'5 4: mixed pat kers. 87. 8T-
B : liaht. BS irvfi-o 4K; vorkers. 8S.5jt?i5 ir.;
plrs 81 44iTS RS. Receipts for week. St.Mi.
SHEEP AND LAM BR No receipts; na
tive lambs. $3. 2T.fi 8?.; western lambs. $2 fm
iWS.If.: fed ewes. 2t.3f.er:.7Ti; Texas cl'rned
vearilngs. ti BOiftd.oO: Texas clipped sheep,
8? 4Vti?, .75: stockers snd feeders, fc ,0K&S.5O.
Receipts for week, 131.100.
St. Leale Live Stock Market.
D-r t nina riot tn A TTT .E Recelnts.
400 bead. Including . Texana; msrket
. ... . . i . .. . I....I r . my.A kTimri arteers
14 rrii':'75. the top for strlctlv fency hesvv
beeves: ureesod peer ana o-nenrr n-et.
$4 00st.n0i steers under l.tnO lbs.. $3.io45.2f;
stocKers sna leeaers. i.s'"n
heifers $:?574 50. the top for corn-ted heif-
. . ti m m- v.iilia t' fit S 75:
calves. $:' Wvrt BO; Texas and Indian steers.
grass. $: .1 n ; teo. j.wb4., cows auu
Iielfers. li orxas 00.
HOGS Receipts. 2.000 hesd: market ac
tive and firm; pigs and lights. $.' 25fS i0;
n.ri.n x; (fi ?, 40 ! butchers' and best
U" a.a.
SHEEP AMI liAMBS-rteceipvs. tsi iienu.
market nominal; native muttons, 3 2Mt4 On;
lambs. $4.2r.iR 7B: culls and bucks, $2.004 00;
stockers, $2 O0I&-S.10.
Sew York Live Stark Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 10-BEEVES-Re-celpts.
$48 head; no sales reported. Ex
ported today. .1.755 beeves. 7o sheep and
i.f'im quarters of beef. . . .
CALVES Receipt. 180 besd: market
rated shout steady: veal" K.Oij(JSi0; greas
ers and fed calves. "Kf oft.
SHEEP AND LAMFS-Kecelpts. 4?7 besd:
sheep steady; Iambs firm: sheep. 82 VKjj4.0(i.
HOGS Receipta. 1.M1 head; no sales re
ported. Hoax City Live Stack Market.
6IOVX CTTY. la., Oct. 10. (Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts. 250; market
unchanged; hee-es. H.tWro 80: cows, bulls
and mixed. $2 20&S80; stockers snd feed
ers. $2.5lKBa.8S; calves and yearlings, $2.251
&ft
HOGS Receipts. 1410; msrket Be higher,
selling at $.0'5.20; bulk. $5.U58.10.
St, Jeeepb Live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., Oct 10 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 140 hesd: market steady.
HOGS Receipts. 2 13 bead; stesdy to 10c
higher; Hrht. BS.JTVfTo-Tti; medium and
heavy. 35 OWiaSS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipta, 477 hAad;
market steady.
Stork la Slgbt.
Following are tbe receipts of live stock at
the six principal wesiern i" i1"""'
Cities
Omsha
K6
!tl
7.4
1.5(10
2 4iO
tlM
LAN)
Chicago ....
Kansas City
St Louis ...
Pt. Joseph .
Sioux City .
Totals ..
BiO
4(V)
140
250
8.000
477
.128 18.828 4.271
agar aad Malaaaea.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10 SUGAR-Raw,
firm; fair refining, tc: centrifugal, S test,
8"c Molasses sugar. 3V:. Refined, firm;
No. 8. 4.r.c: No. 7, 4 80c; No. 8, 4.2&c: No S.
4 SOc; No. 10. 4 15c; No. IU 4.10c; No. 12. 4t6c;
No. 13, 4c: No. 14. 8.Bbc; confectioners A,
4tkit; mould A. Be: rut loaf, B 35c; crushed.
BStV-; powdered. 4. "Be; granulated. 4.7ac;
cubes, 6c. Molasses, steady: New Orleans
open kett'e, good to choice, 21$ 42c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 10. St GAR-Dull;
open kettle, centrifugal.' IStrtV; centrif
ugal white. 4c; yellow. 8 13-lt 4 8-lc ; sec
onds 2ii!iBC. New cane syrup. 83c Mo
lasses, dull; oentrifagal. Bglbc
CaaTee Market.
NEW TORK, Oct, lO-COFTETE-Spot
Rio steady: No. 2 Invoice, t -14c. Mild,
tea'dy; Cordova. 7(Sllc Futurea opened
Bteadv at unchanged prices to an advance
of 2 polnta on December and at first ruled
quiet in keeping with rather featureless
curly r.ews and lost the Initial gain on
December under realising. 7-ler. however,
trading became more active and a good
demand developed of the character recently
noted and prices advanced. The rloee was
net Uni points higher. Sales, 84.000 bars,
including Novemt-r at 4.o'Xg4 65c; Deoem
tee B4ij5.lOc; January. SlOflilfcc; March,
B25.7jB.35c: May. B45S5.BSe; July. B.654i.kic;
September, B.t5&5.7oc
Waal
Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10, WOOL istesdy to
.iih,...i rhinta In tiriee: medium
grades, comltlng and clothing, 17?lc; light
fine. USilTV-r: heavy fine, I2(8l4c; tub
washed. 2(ffi3'e. ,
lnvnov fkrt. t. WOOL The antvals
A. ,1.1'h ariaai nf aurtli.n sules amount
to 85 371 balea. Including 4 500 forwarded
direct te spinners. Tbe Imports of wool
tk mk were: New South Wales.
1.3'B bales; Victoria, 2d bales; Cupe of Gowd
Hope and Ik.ata.1, til, eisewnere. i.aa itaica.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
ven- VTiR V Oct. 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet, and small sales reported
around recent quotations, with common
held at Atjfic. nrlme at R'aSaSK. choice at
Cqf'-c and fancy at G'J1c..,
CAU r Cin 1 A unit-u rni iu 1 1 ui.i-
In fair demand, alth eome export attention.
at I'c to 7c for ell gradea. Apricots firm at
a- V-c for choice, loaioV: 'r extra ch'rice
and 118 12W for fancy. Peaches oulet;
choice, Ti-tiTVc; extra choice, 7i614c;
fancy, SttlaC
Eiserl aad I ss ports at ew York.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10-Total Importa cf
dry goods and general merchandise at New
York for the aeek were valued at $i0 C20.7TT)
Exports of spexie from this port for the
week were $1C.4J silver and $i0 78.i gold,
lmi.oria of aoecie for the week were $30,-
750 silter and 305.650 gold.
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10 WHISK Y Steady
VlNCTNNATT. Oct, 10 WHISKY Dis
tillers' flniahed goods, steady on basis of
11 ST. LOUIS. Oct. lS-WHIBKT-Bteady at
11 80
PFOR1A. Oct. JS -WHISKY Steady, on
basis of tl 24
' Mllwaakee Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE Oct 10 WHEAT Steady;
No 1 northern. 85c; No. 2 nurlhtrn. 8.vowc;
rce-nSe-. TV.
RYE Steadv : o. 1 swpbic.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. I&c; sample. 40
C"v
I I IHft-lierf H1WI. airsjc 1.11
COUNT CUTS A .QUEER CAPER
Bereaaee lasaae aad Paaeee a
f skewalk la a Paris
Depot.
(Copyright. 114. by Press Publishing Co )
PARIS. Oct. 10 4 New York World Cable
gram Special Telegram, Count Von
Ahrenberg of Germany waa suddenly taken
Northern railway station He haa Juat
known tn society. He was accompanied by
arrived on the Osuud expreae when hs took
t.ff bis coat and vatt and danced a cake
walk before a crowd of arsused spectators
at the elation. Tbe count, a ho pas much
ef hie time In Paris, baa a tterraanntit
apartment Bear Pare Monceau and is wall
knoaa tn society. He aa ooromueuied by
A valet, who helped V trauafer hloa t s
police rnflrinary. a here be Is wnltlng f r
relrllves to corre mid take charge cf him.
SOME ANTl'CLEROL ODDITIES
Preaeat Aaltallea la Keaaee Is Te
veleplsg Seaae Qaeer
Pkaaes.
(Coprrlght. isms, by Tress Publishing Co )
PARIS. Oct. 10. 1 New Tork World Ca
bl gram Special Telegram -Antl-clerlcal-lsm
Is developing odd phas'S. The sntl
cletlrals are now crying loudly for lha
removal of the cross surmounting the dome
of the rdntheon. The cross -.s srproprlsts
ahen th Pantheon wss a church, but tha
subtle distinction is innde that the cross
remains not at- a cross, but as an In
separable part of the architectural design.
The Pantheon Is today merely A lay monu
ment. The municipal council of Sainle Savins,
near the Roves, has solemnly adopted A
resolution declaring that, Whereas. Saints
are supposed to be dwellers In paradise,
not requiring a terresirlal residence. Re
solved. That the name of this enmtr-
changed from Saints 8a vine to SaVl.v,
CHANCE FOR CHAMBERLAIN v
Might Devote Mis Eaergles ta Res tar
lag t be Prosperity af Saatk
- Africa.
(Copyright. 103. by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON. Oct. 10. (New Tork World Ca
blegram Special Telegram The radicals
claim that Instead of upsetting the British
fiscal system in order to arrest Imaginary
decline In British trade Joseph Chamberlain
wo'ild be more profitably employed In de
vising some statesmanlike scheme by which
the prosperity enjoyed by South Africa be
fore his wanton war might be restored.
There Iihs been a steady shrinkage of ail
South African securities since th declara
tion of peace, showing an aggregate loss
of $ion.frin.ryi. The mining settlement now
Impendlrg In the Stock exchnnge Is awaited
with great anxiety owing to the continued
South African slump.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by the Midland Ouarsntee and
Trust company, u nded abstracter, ltild
Farnam street:
Ellxa W. Thoraburrh to John F. Mur
phy, lot 7, block 10, Kounlse ft
Ruth's add $1,750
William s Curtis snd wife to TJIllan S.
Finch, lot 12. block HI2, Dundee
Paul Charlton to same, lots 23 and 24,
block 1J2. Dundee
Csrile E. Wlthersprttm and husband to
William Hosall, lot IC, block 4. Arbor
Place
Edward S. FT. or to Appleton R. Davis,
lot 12, block 2. C. E. Mayne's add, to
Valley
1
I
too
J00
17. Farnam Smith
c Go.
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Bought and aold In all markets far
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rtA SliJttY. Prat. Hi S W0DS. V. Sraa,
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f KAtt t. BAaHTSl. Aiat Ustas.
Seoals asaeuBU at Wnaa. Baeaara. oarvar-silci-a.
Sraaa sud laditiduala aa tavaraBat
areiga Eaeha-ia kougtit aad sold
Letutra at ir.au kaaued. aranabla ta all
Sana sf tk, wor.d
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uilactioai. sada srumatiy sad aeaiiaiuloanr.
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