TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1904.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Killen Are, AccumulAtinj Wist,. - Prof
pecti for Lighter Receipt
PRICES STUBBORNLY RESIST BEAR ATTACKS
Fket aad Cota Balk Close Fraction-all-
Hlgfce-r Wheal neeelred of
I'r 440111,- Broker' Views
Fiaesvelal Geeslp.
T. OMAHA. Oct 1. 1304.
It ha long bean the fasnionabl thing
or tha bear to grow espec.ally vicious
uurlng October, but there la a new aei of
condition facing the wheat trade that ha
not teu presented tor acme lime, namely.
ahurtaca of crop for home supply ana
export ae well, anil nearly all other ex
Porting couoirle are running up against
short crop, wniia a much laiger peicent
ag of tha wheat received I of such a
'iuaJUr that bu: very llttie of It will pas
tnuiter as contract stuff. Chicago today
old not receive a single car of wheat good
enough for contract grade. Omafta has
been receiving conaiderabi wheat uunng
the last sixty days, but aside from that de
livered en July contract very little of It
haa teen No. t wnlle the great built has
run So. 1, and not a litt.e No. 4 and no
grade. The receipt In the northweat have
"en Jarge. and on thia there haa teen
Tome litlie effrrt to break prices, but It is
seneraJly understood that the competition
Jetween millers for wheat has become ao
Inters; tnat every Inducement has been
nade to draw country supplies to the mw
t and that It la only a matter of a short
time when the receipts wlil drop off. Balti
more exporters are anxious fur wheat and
ney are also In the market for corn.
U.UUl Htldl our runnrt that '7 ton Ijiu
o' wneai nave Deen sold there re
cently to eastern millers, indicating the
truth of th theory of high prices Deing
heia out as inducements for Immediate
shipment In the southwest the cash situa
tion la growing stronger every day, miilo.-s
being unable to secure wheat for grinding
without drawing on stocks In stur ana
they are paying handsome prices for It. A
Minneapolis miller haa sold, probably for
export, uu.W barrels of flour, loads for
K cars, and from every quarter the neces
sity ef securing wheat or flour no is be
ing Impressed upon millers and exporters
I nder the clrcun.stancea. It will be readily
een that Octoner has been Introduced to
starting eonlmons for pUiing of the
usuaj bear role. Bears worked hard tody
and al on time managed to get down pncijj
w fraction, but thev rnliid almost as soon
aa yielding, and when the Chicago market
closed the decline of Ho had r.oi omy been
recovered, but there were advances of a
on December and vo on May delivery.
Corn, too, was strong, despite the fine
weather and the certainty of good corn.
The trade hesitate In the acceptance of
tho t,0tj,uuo.0uu bushels crop estimates, and
It ls likely that unlesH the government
makes larger total than that that there
will be much shading of prices. Decem
ber and May both c. higher.
Oats hold their own and a small fraction
better, but they look inviting
Primary Keceiput-Wneat. 1,04,0(4) -bushel,
ag'iinst l,14i. buFhpis Corn. lii.vr.O
bushels. ug.Ur.sc t32, bushel.'.
Shipments Wheat, 74 v".j bjshels, agalr.s?
S77.&AI bush-ls; corn, ;m.ouu bushel, against
1.0:i CO J bushel.
Omaha Grain Inspections In: Four car
No. 3 hard wheat, 3 cars No. 4 hard wheat,
ears No. 2 cutn. 2 cars No. 4 corn. 4 cars
No. yellow corn, 1 car No. 3 oat, 2 cur
No. 3 white oats. 2 cars No. 4 white oats,
1 car No. 2 rye. 2 cars No. 5 barley; to al.
27 cars. Out: One cfcr no gride wheat, 1
car No. 3 corn, 2 cars No. 2 white oats;
total, 4 cars.
Omaha Cash Bales One car No. 4 rv.
TlVic: I- car Net. 2 white oats c- 1 r
N3. S white oats. 29Vc: 1 ear No. 2 whir
oats, 2914c,
Car lot Receipt.
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1 140 . 130
Kansas City .,...243 21
Bt. Louis 83 30 31
Aiinne-aptva 610 ... ...
Dulutb. iPS
Grata Markets Eliswaert,
Closing prices of grain today and Fri
day at tr.e market named ware aa follow:
, CHICAGO.
Wheat Today. Friday.
December l.Li'i I 12
May I 1Z l.uv
October 1.111a ........
C Tf
December 63
May . .. 61
Octeber ....
Oats i
December ........ 30
May n3-
October Siu,
KANSAS CITT.
bit
w neat-
Deoember 1.K
Vfiiia t ..o7
1.034
1.03T,
44
44
It aw ..
Corn
December .
May
Vh.
December
444
4
8T. LOUIS.
, 1.1SH
47i
1JSH
1.17
47i
May
Cor:-
December
May
MINNEAPOLIS.
When--
December
1.1 JH
1.14
l.U
1.1"
Mar
Whea--Deeember
May
Wheat
December May
DULCTH.
1.11s
1.14
1.14
NEW YORK.
114Vi 1.114
1-16 1.14T
Commercial Goaaip.
Minneapolis total wheat stock. 1,268, S15 bu :
Inert sum for the week. 211.434 bu.
George A. Adams Co.. The market tsjees
th wheat and hold very stubborn. We
look for declines and they do not come.
Baltimore exporter sold AA0O bu. wheat
at high price of crop and want j,000 bu
more. Expect large bjpment of corn
abroad in near future.
Exchange Grain Co.: Kansas City re
ceived lim car of wheat today, and No. 4
or worse. Thi shows conclusively i scarc
ity of milling wheat. Chicago had (1 car
and not a car of It graded contract.
Edwards, Wood Co. say. The undertone
In the provisions market continues strong
with Interest and Investment buying con
tlned mostly to lard and rib. Liverpool at
tha cloa yesterday was quoted la higher
Packera are taking alarm over the rapid
reduction of atocks und ar the principal
wujv.m. mm vwaxi m market ar
strong believers in higher prices and advo
cate th purchase or. January list Th
corn crop is estimated by Phllllpps at i.-4o4,uX-,(M
bu. or more. He haa received re
ports from different points ooverln
nine states. This estimate la 6o4.0o0.C00 bu
mora than the Jones report.
Flaaactal Goaaip.
Bar.ks lost to cubtreasury sine Friday
Bsnki lost on week' currency movement
-Vio' truth In rumo.- of tock dividend on
Lackawanna.
O. W. will lau 4 per cent bond for IU
new financing.
New York Central earning aaual LI nar
cent on stock lor year.
Cutting of steel billet price by Inde
pendent compamei reported.
Uradatreei a rep vt improvement In trad
anJ Industry along conservative linea
Thirty-thre road for August show av
erag net increase lu earning of 11 per
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.' selling of Alton nra
ferred at H plane their tock la Union Ti.
eiilu hand.
Illinois Central expected to show gross
Increase for net Uire weeks of September
of ver IjOH.uuo. '
SEW YOHK CEIERtl MARKET
atatloa of th Day
Varloa
Coasasodltle.
U!??Yv1T0RK- 0. l.-rLOrR-Recolnta,
lli bbU.: exports. 1S.I1S bbl.; sales. ISO
its i 3-Ai?J-to- winter straieht. Si.lOtf
iit'rm Ll rteiu Sti .lft, o; winter
tour, firm; salts, w bbl.. fair
4lT ,,fc,4,k'- to ' fancy. 4 ii
IiCi?fVYiMIHk,L?,,;ed7:. rUow weatem.
01S5 ' ,1'li1'1; kllu dried. WIO
RYE Nominal.
BARLF.Y-4julet; feeding. 42c. c L t
New York.
WHE T Kece nta " iwt k
salae. t,.
Jwww ou futures: ,.p,,t market bareir
f' ,KVa,fV.? .b !),'-: -N- 1 northern Iu
luih. SI r , f. o. k afloat. No 1 hard Manl.
tofcl. nominal, f o. ti atioat. Option de
cili.ed at fl-st under big n. rthw.,t recipts.
Por cables, gocd wethr ai 1 profit tak
lug. Later they rai led ra go.d a irport
u western markets. M.iv. Jl 14 .'A 15
a' cL" ,l-""-r rl...ed II ' 15y
i7.? 7 . uu. apnm bph market
S, -', . '"'m'nal. eiek tor snd as-.c
1 afloat; No. t yell. A lc. No J
"c. rtlon market v :ts in-rive
gr.raly atady w:Tii the wrst
'ReceiulSL l lOfi hn e..L a.
avvvt soartsi quiel; nTAtd cat.
9 to 8 IN, S4?H: nturl whle. SP
to 12 I1'.. SR'jtSbH'": capped white, it to 40
IL9 . 3"st;3SVj. C'ptlons nominal.
KEED Ila y : spring hran. JU.60; mld
dllr.gs. -0S'. city. $-0.7 50.
HAT Blow; shipping. $5.75; good to
choice. H "CH-
HOPS Jlrin: state, common to choice.
MA. r.-fcJTc; j:ic; oils. l4?lo. Pa
cific coast, lSn.4, i-cic. 1j4, Z".'ic, Olds.
145 3c.
Hli-E9 Firm; Oalveton. 20 to 25 lh.
17c; California, a to 21 lbs., 13c; Texas dry.
It tt 30 lbs , 14c.
LEATH ER Stesdy ; cld. 25
PICE Steady; dumemic. fair to extra,
rtfr&Vc; Jipsneee. nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, t-f
fill in, mess, sSOV SO, beef hams
U 5": packet, is Mil : extra India m9.
Ii4.uuu;i.uo. Cut meat, firm; ptcklel bel
lies. 19.76'all OCr; plckied nou!ders. FX;
pickled hams. IiOC'vlOS Lard, firm:
weatern steamed, IS.IO: refined, firm; con
tinent. South America. fS5, com
pound. K0t'5 J. Pora. t'-ady; family.
1:5 SO; short car, 110 ulO t6; mess. Jl. iO
6U W.
TALLOW Country. VSSc.
l.t T IER Firm; official prices, creamery,
corrmon to extra. UjZlc.
CHEESE Firm; state, full c-eam. sm.:i.
colored, poor to fancy, 75,,i;c; small,
grvd fi fancy. Wc.
EGGS Steady; western fancy selected,
11V023C.
CHICAGO GRIM AJID PROVISIONS
Featares of the Tradlj and Clolnr
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1. Bullish Eurorean crop
advice caused a firm tone In the wr.eai
market today following a weak opening
At the close December wheat was up c.
May closed precisely at yesterday's f.n.il
figures, t orn and oat ar up htC and pro
vision 6"53Gc.
At the start entlment in the wneat pit
here ye.,erda- A large Increase In stocks
t Liverpool and laraer shipments than ex
pec ted from Australia were causes of de
pression sbroad. The market here opened
with December down Si So at I! UVl-i-1
and May off HSc ta -Vc at Ill.lgl lS',,
with pit traders quite unanimous. y favor
ing the sei.lr.g side prices soon dropped,
about He. December deciintr.g to Jl ll'.
May sold off to li.UV Later In the day
firmer feeling developed in a report by a
foreign statistician confirming advices In
dicating a poor wheat crop in Portugal.
As the market started upward local traders
who soid short early became frightened
and bought back. L'nder this buying De
cember advanced to I'..llli and May to
11. UV The ciose was firm, with DTfrnbr
at II. 1ST May closed at I1.13S8 1-131. I
Clearances of wheat and flour were Sotj.o1) I
bu. Primary receipts were 1.14. .00 bu.,
neapolls. Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 1.10U cars, against SJ3 cars last
week and 671 cars a year ago.
Unfavotable weather conditions-were the
main factors In causing a firm tone in the
corn market. OfTprir.a.' were light and were
used mostly In filling scattered demands
from outside short. Country offerings
were small. December opened a shade
lower at o0c. sold between eOSfiSlVsC an
closed at 51'(i51v,c. Loral receipts were 140
cars, with 9 of contract grade.
Oat were firm, chiefly because of active
buying of August by cash house against
shipping sales. On account of smaller re
ceipts In all directions holders are feeling
more confidence. December opened tin
changed at SOHc. ranged between 30ici3CNc
and STBTiHc and closed at 37c. Local
receipts were 130 cars.
Provisions were strong on a good de
mand snd small offerings. Outsiders and
shorts were active buyers. Selling was
scattered. At the close January pork was
up 20o at tlSIlv., lard was up lial7c at
I7.57H: ribs were up 5fj7c at H (rati fjvj.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
40 cars; corn, 1., cars; oats, 167 cars; hogs,
H.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Article. I Open. I High. I Low. I Close.) Tes y.
Wheat
Oct
Deo
May
Com
Oct
Deo
May
Oa fa
cet Deo
May
Pork
Oct
. Deo
-Jan"
Lard
Oct
' Deo
Jan
Ribe
Oct
Jan
I
1 10V
1 US' 1 1H 1 11H
1 14
1 11
1 12H
1 12V, ti '
1 ll.
1 13'
1 Uv
1 12
1 m
1 13
1 1? 1 13S
I
E1V 63 I Bl4
6."S,51S51H'5"43'
4fc 4SV4 4osfi49
45, 49
H 3AH! !?V JH' S
si 5 3m xwi h 307 a 31 : son
33 331,3 Hi 32", 333333
11 i:h 11
11 44' 11
11 IB
11 t I H tt, I 11 60
13 SO i 13 4vV f 11 20
11
13 32V 13 12H
7 tS
7 4.)
7 45
7 70 7 so
7 SrH' 7 40
7 57H( 7 45
7 T4
7 524,'
7 57',,;
7 60
7 42H
7 rvl 7 STH! 7 TJt.1 ISO 1 7 72H
87SI 6 92H 6 85 6 82HI 65
No. 1
Cash quotation were aa follows:
. FLOCK Firm ; winter patents. 15.30
(56: straights, I4.9uia5.20; sprmg patents,
tS 404.0u; straights, H.iVU te ; bakers, 3 40
WHEAT No. 2 spring, S1.15M8; No. 3,
tX06.ul.15; No. 2 red, Jl.l-Sij
CORN No. !. 52Sc; No. I yellow. 54S'-
OAT3 No. 2, 3uVc; No. 2 white. 33c; No.
S white. SlSaC
RYE No. 2. S2c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 75c; fair to
choice malting, 37Jj&c.
western, I1.17V,; clover, contract grade,
C2.15.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., ni 60
11.70. Lard, per It") lbs . I7.7,?7.?i. Snort
ribs sides (ioosei. I77v,ia.OO. Short clear
side (boxed). JyoO'u '-..:.
Receipts and shipment of flour and gral.i
were as follows:
Re-""!"'s. s'hlpai"-'
Flour, bbl 1S.300 27 60)
Wheat, bu SS.OU) ?9.3'
Corn, bu 120,100 23..
Oat, bu 191. 400 1J4 'AO
Rye bu 8.000 6..0J
barley, bj 235.4'0 ll.JoO
On th Produce exchange today the hot
ter market wa steady; creamer-It. 14fi3ic;
dairies. 13'317c. Etrga, at mark, cases in
cluded, 13viS17c; firsTs. lc; prime firms and
extras, 22c. Cheese, firm at VolOVaC.
St. I.oals Grala and Provlalona.
BT. LOCI3. Oct. 1. WHEAT Firm ; No.
2 red cash, elevator, Sl.ls track. II. 19V,;
December, SI-US; May, ti.l.V No. 2 hard.
H l.-ul U
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash, f2c; "track,
53tc: December, 47Sc; May. 47Sc
OATS Weak; No. S cash, Sl'jc; track,
S2a32Sc: December. SISc; May, 33c; No. i
1 white 31235.-.
1 fl A1D . - 4 .. . ..J 1maw r . t a r. m t K
i i . t oiraki; , a ..... . ks .w
Co 9o; extra fancy and craight, I5 3 435 t5;
clear, S4.&C&5.UU.
SEED Timothy. teady. C 5:2.85.
CORNMEAL Steady. 12.75.
BRAN Dull, heavy; sucked, east track,
S3l&tt)C.
HAT Strong; timothy, S7.v312.50; prairie,
S5.00Q9 60.
IRON COTTON TIES 93c.
BAGQING-7H.tTTSc.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, h'gheri Jobbing.
11186. Lard, easy; prim steamed. Sr.30.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra sh'Tia, I9.12V;
Clear ribs. 19.25; short clear, I9.i0.
POULTRY Dull, .hickens. 8c; spr!ngs.
JlOcjturkeys. 1314c. geese, 5c.
BCTTER Firm; creamery, 10U21e; dairy,
IS-aisc,
EOU8 Firm at ISc, esse count.
Receipts. Shlpsnent
Flour, bbl 13 0O ll,')0
Wheat, bu 4 om , l' O'j
Corn, bu ,. 8OiO 56.K))
Oau, bu 11,000 a.OuO
Kaa.a City Grala a.d Provl.lons.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. L WHEAT Decem
ber. SIOS-V,;- May. 95V,: cash. No. 2 hard,
Sl.r6HHl.0i; No 3. tl.04ijl.07; No. 4.
81.0!; retorted. Senate; No. 2 red. V. 10. No
S. II 06,dl. 09, No. 4, tSciiJl 00. Receipts, lt,4
cars.
CORN Lower; December, 44lif?44Sc;
May. 441Sc: rash. No 2 mixed, 4V-; No
S, 47Vc; No. 3 white. 45f:5V; No t i9c.
OATS Steady: No. J whit. 3V'alc; No.
1 mixed. 31V. 533c.
t'ivJS S'.e-i'iy ; Missouri nd Kans.is
new No whltewo-xi cases Included. 14c;
csee rjurl. ltjc, cases returned. v less
HAY Firm; choice timothy. 19 50; choice
prulrle. t& vO.
H i f i ly at 7Vc.
BUTTER Creamery, l18c; dairy, 14c.
Keceipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 193 400 5.1
Corn, bu W.i-i 24 son
Oats, bu 900 6,0m)
Philadelphia Prsdsr Market.
PIIILADItLPHIA. Oct. 1. Bt'TTER
Firm and In gort demand: extra western
creamery. 21c; extra i carby prti.ts. ilc
E'itlS Steady and In fair drmunl: nearby
firsts. 21t21Ho at mark: westorn hrsts, il's
tJ.2c at niarli
CIIEE1SE Firm andiln good detrnnJ;
NfW York f'ill creimi, fancy. 10 , In', :;
New York full crrams, choice 9 1 1 ;
New York full cream, fair Pi fji. ixjJl..
- Liverpool r.rals Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1 WHEAT Spot
nominal; futures qulcl; Ievmber, 7s &d:
March, 7s 4,d.
t'uRN-8t.t. qilet: American mlxtt, U
id, futures qu.etj DecemLer, 4 ti'o.
a Peoria Market.
PF.nRIA. Ill Oct 1 -CORN-Hlgher; No.
' "7: ""v'V .V". "I,""., XL 1 ,n second mrtgae bonds was evluently
was decidedly he pr nc.( al de- mnd(.d to cc,'ve the impre,Mon that the
S'IK .'"""'"".'"'t .h,,,." ,V 1,1. I conversion of pra.erred .lock Into tl.-e
northwestern receipts. In addition o the , butld3 wa, , f reJUrapUla. An.
Ib-ral arr.vals cab.es furnlsn-d a further ; other jum , aNor:hrrn Securltl-s on th
incentive to sellers prices In foreign gra.n , curb .. J h ,mprtg?,,)n that a
ak van, , a. Mu, HI gvratM I Mli
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Volan of Tnnaictioni Ltre gad Etlei
Wide! Diitribnted Thrinfhotit Lut.
RISE DUE UNFAVORABLE BANK STATEMENT
lalted State Steel Preferred Again
th Featar of tho Market
orthera Srcailtle Take
Another Jamp.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1 The ;ock market
gave anotiier s'rtKing ilenniind-'ii of ,ts
tiorpiive power touay. 1 i.e muvemen; 01
prices was rather cuinmunpice. Put the
vo.ufn 01 the transit. iui.a and th wide
dis.rioution of bu.-li.e thruughuut in
market ave evidence of a vl a.y g.eaier
acin.Lj man at ar.y time oaring the
we.k. The ;jpeaxan-'e of the unfavoroie
tmut statement was the sigi.al tor an out
burst cf violent act.vny and a o m J. -hei.sive
aav.nce 111 prices, fhe lua in
otuih was not so great as foreshadowed by
the weea s outgo, bit the loan expana on
kejt up the deposit item and the reserv
retirements, so tnat tne level of th sur
plu uecui.ej some d.x.l"u. But ktailmg
tictui.ie u (aM ag,ilri and the supply
of tioiwnst nuue by i.iooi a uu of
stomas hei Indicates thai an ir.waid inove
merit of go d at an tarly due re ms highly
pruOable. II. a grow it ease cf the Londo.i
money market wl.l irftd to thU probability.
Lnited ttatea tttrel irtl r.td waa aslin
ine reature 01 the market ar.d ttie pla.
n
of btts that the iTire wouid croa tnat o
"in't... In thaV ccpany'wa1 in
process of adjustment. ' Front taJiing wa
in evidence at vr:ous times, but the de.
mend was uffic.er.t to absorb It reailily.
Growing confidence" In the gcn-ral indus
trial and business outlonk pljyrd Ita part
In the broadening an 1 s r-ngthenlr.g m .r
kt. Total ealcs of bunds, par value, !..(..
ouO. wuotations cn the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. HIp Low. Clae.
1 AtchI.on
7,S"0 83 S31
I do pfd
! B & O
I do pfd
I Can Tnctflc
I Central of N. J
.0 1A 10044 !''.
I.JL ivv 9)
6" 94 W
2.2-A) 1214 131
irt is: is:
t.l 0 45 44H
M'J
lvl
44"4i
39 V,
SI
li-'H
t r.os. & Ohio
Chicago & A
.1 . 1
500 1ST 16,
300 1 1?9
C. & N. V.
C . M. A St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C. C. C. A St. L....
Colo. Southern
do 1st Ttd
20.100 161S 160' loT
14
6 h 'i
300 T- 15V 15
10 F2 82 61
I'M 12 4 19H
61
2oH
2 mir, i;r, 107, i;iyi.
4C), S.t 235 ?t'
W'i
114-n S1 Jl4 SIS
1.71 6' rr, C77,
&X 40i 46
81
w 14C14 -r lio "
100 25V4 25H 2
4
H
4
8,3& 1SS ITS 1277,
lVti
6,00 4H 834 8 i4
10,110 ir!V4 iv K 12U4
2V BTii 57 R7
do 2d pfd
I-1. & Hu4on
Del , L. A- W
D & R G
do pfd
Erie
do lt pfd
do 2d pfd
Hockinsr Valley
do rfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do ffd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L
M . St. P. & S. Ste M.
do rfd
Mo. Pacific
M . K & T
do pfd
Nafl R. R. ef M. pfd
N. T. Centrnl
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. St.
P.ead'ng
do 1st pM
do 2d pfd
Reck Island Co
do pfd
St. L. & S F. 2d pfd
St. L S. W
do pM
So. Pacific
So. Railway
do pfd
Texas 4V. Pnclflc
To!., St L 4 W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. A Lake Erie
Wis. Central
do pfd
Mex. Central
Adams Ex
American Ex
I". S. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Atrial. Copper
Amer Car F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Ice
70 75V4
Mi 131
6.4-4 rH
S-o 2'H
400 43
'4H
74U
l.tl
49
9S,
24 u,
49.,
S9
ltH
71
0114
1 ?oft i?irt4 11
8.605 71 6974
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d pfd
1 Am,er' ,Vn8ea ul
do pfd
Arr.er. Iocomotive. ..
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. & R
do pfd
Amer. Pugar Ref
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklvn R T
Colo. Fuel & 1.
Con. Gts
Corn Products
do rfd
DisMll-rs' Securities.
Ocn. Fectrlc
Inter. Pipt-r
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat'l Lead
No. Ameriran
PscKc Mill
People's flas
Prese-4 Steel Car....
do rfd
3.5.W J7S
500 67
li
107,
iOO 131S 131 11S
P2
i'l'O 57H 57H- 67S
2i- SS74 344" 5H
7.7'"- 21ii ri'S 212'4
5 1"S 15S IS1
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17H 177
17V4 171.4
200 76
70 H
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93
34 31
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SiH 34
7i4 78
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1,4'0
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m
140
r
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i
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40
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Pv!!mnn P Car
P.ei,ibHe Steel
do rfd"
Rubber Goods
d pfd
Tern Cnn.1 A T
U. S. leather
do rfd
; T ft rtesltr & Imp
1 on
t,nn
ffm
90 j on
V. a. KMDoer
do rfd
r. S -'eel
do fd
Westlnch Flectric.
Wewtern t'r.lon
7"H
'"4
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200 9fi
Total sales for the dy. 4".S,3' shnres.
Vw York Kost Marke.
NEW TORK, Oc 1. MONEY On call,
norelnsl: no loans; time loans, steady;
sixty days, 3 pr cent: ri.iety day?, 3U per
cent: sir rron'hs. S'-r, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEH-4Vi15
per cent.
STERLIVO FXCHANOE Wesk. with
rtt:i! business In barkers' h'l's at UKvn
i 8i46 for demand snd 84 fPffli S' for slxtv
dav bills: posted rates, $1 54j4 sih snd
4 t4S4 7: ro-ime-'-ial t-'lls S4 2'.:4 8.!.
PirlVEP. Eir. "4c; Mexican dollars.
4f,c
. r.O.S'DS Government, easy; railroad,
firm
The following are th closing quotation
en sccks and bonds:
C 8. rcr. aa. ra. .. .104 Manhattan . ( 4a ..104H
la roupoa
.104. Mrs Cantrel 4s 41
..lMk da 1st in i;
. Pi.-, Mian. 9t. L 4a ... M
..1S: M . K AT. 4a jona,
. '.J IS do J j j-,.,
. V. R R. at U. c. is. 71
. . K4 S T C. g i-,n lw
N. T C. . (a ui',
.. 17 'No raelflc as laav.
.. so la T4sj
..lot' N A w. . 4.......ir;
. . M O ( L. ia A ear. .. afe
do 3a. rg.:
do coupon
do n- 4a. re.
do cojpon
do old 4a. ra..
da coupon ....
Atcblaoe (c. 4s.
da sdj 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4s
a. A- O. ia
da J 4a
Cantnl of a. I.
io lat ln-
. I'isPaon Cone. IHa loo
.. It "4 Rasdln (aa. 4s .. 1V
..1J. St. L 4 1 at. t la. u:s
.. s st l i i r. it 4. i--,
. " St. L. S W. la M
rti'a. tt Ohio 4v.a
t ago A A. t a
r.. B. A Q. s. 4a
r. M A S P s 4. 1 si's aaabcard a. L 4a ... lv.
C. A N. W. r. 7a....!3.'H go. Paelflo 4a 44
C. E 1 r. 4.'... 77 Radav Is , 1:7
do col ht " Tiaa A t ta 120
nv A L. (. 4..)"l T . Htl. 4a.. 71U
rk.csso T r 4a
. i (.nion racino as.
7SS da coe. 4 ....
t' S Elacl 2d to
lat Tiauli la
'S 4 dab B ......
" W A U B a ...
tla Wta. rrtral 4a. . ,
luav, Cols 'a-l . a
01 i
Con. lot-ire 4a ..
( oln. A bo 4a
r A R C. 4, ..
Et srlor Ilia 4s.
do ,fb. 4a
r W A t C u
Hol'- v.l. 4 ,a
L N an) 4
Kx-lntrei.
.11
I
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. 44
.
. tt
. n
Fnrrles r'rmaorlal.
LONIX1N. 0.-t. 1 lIONKY-uppIy u
per;ibunlut "ti tiie merkt-t ti.d.iv and
rhtes mere far.'. DlMnun: w-r- hrdiy
flH-tfc t; tne nnounoer-!-t.t of ;he issue
of I) ) '') of flvc.y.ar I per crnt ex
cheriuer in nds, lt"d o- tolwr 1. tenders fr
which will l.i o;.rn1 Vtober 1 Trading
cn ti e sto- k exch-ur.ge whs unusually
leavv i r u iiat irdiy. Consuls were a
fraction hleler. la home rnlis the feature
was the i nures of I'n 1-rtmunds unl
Bci.trli issue Americana o:-ned firm aad
mod-raly urtive. Northern leurliies
firm. International wer lifeles. Jason-
ese cvernmnt of 1904 were quoted at
7. KaSr hrdend on bear covering
PARIS Oct 1. Business on the Bour
today wa dull and Inactive, but at th
clos price lightly mosred upward. Rus
sian Imperial 4s wr Qucted at S135 and
Ru!m bonds of tj4 at Va.
BERLIN. Oct. 1 Business on the Bourse
tcdiy was active owing 4o favorable re
ports from Nw York.
Beaton Stock Market.
BOSTON. Oct 1 Call loan. IHiTCH Tr
cer.l. time 100ns, 4fa5 per cent. Official
"!-pir of stock snd bond:
Atfhun sa). H W'Mtim nmmon ...
.
. IH
. W
. MS
. ID
. M
.lit
. nn
. 17
. 14
4s ftiiTtrnii
Mn rBtrsi s.
r l'ou-i
.... SI Am.ssmste4
... loot A 'ipi Z'.oe
....tt Atlsnllc
Atchison
4o
totn A Altwnr
Brlo t Mains
Batnn ETatetf .
Fltchbnr red
Mai Central
N. T , N. H. H
Per Marquette ...
,.1S1 Pngr.am
..1M Cl Heels.......
. 1JTH Cntrastsl
.. U Cr' ! .,
..IS!, Dslr West t
.. T PesitBlo Ceal
..lotVi rranklla
I sloa Pa-ttlo
Atner. Aria. Cham.... 11 G-mar
rti
Amfr. Fnae. T'Jb.
Amr. Susar
do pfi
Anorr T T
Aoitr. Waolea ....
da pfd
rxi-nlnlcs I .
rdlMa T.'.rr III.
Tuiaral I f rte ..
Vaaa. E'ctrte
do p'd
Viaa ",
t'u'twl Tmit
tiirrt "Hoe Marh.
do p'4
r s.
do pfd
Bid.
14 Jala HotsI HI
.. I'i Mass Mlaiag 4.
. .111 V 'l't!laa 7V,
..11J VohaV 7
..lSlH stoBt C. A C 4V,
.. 14V, Old DoailBlo It
.. n rvareola W
..141 iparrot IjH
. n, Qniecy 1
..lr.V, St ansae . 4
.. 11 .Ta-vanck 117
.. -H.TrtUr TS
., 42 r. . Minis lit
..inj r 8. OH 11
.. r-nri 41
.. , rirtens 4
.. lt wina-ia H
.. 7H WclTenaa 11
tnadoa Itsek Market.
LONDON, Oct. l.-Closlng:
. Ml, N. T. Cantra) V
. li Nololk a W Ill,
. 4 da pfd M
. KS Ontario W
.113 Pcr,T!aRi M,
. 8-S Rand Vl.aea 10
.lit . Rradlc
.41 do lat pfd 44
.IT I da Id pfd :
Souinarn Railway .... v,
. do pfd t'7
do account
Aua.OT'la
At nlaui
do pld
Bi.ttncr A Obie
Canadian, Paclflj .
raS.,7 6. w"::,
5lm ,u
D-nT,r A R. O K Poutham PaelSe SH
do pit 14 1 Vnloa PartSc 1S
Er:a S2V, da pfd M
do lit pfd 70 U. 8. Sisal It
do 2d ptd 47 VJ do pfd 7SV,
Illinois OTitral 144 WaMah 11
Ixiuit A S'aaa rivij o pM 4JH
14., K ft T. I-:
SILVER Bar. steady. 26Svl per oance.
MONET lv-ztflV rer cent.
The rate of discount in the onen marke)t
for short bills Is 2 l-lf2S per cent; for
three months bills. Z per cent.
Sew York Mlnlag Stocks.
NEW TORK. Oct. L The following are
th closing prices on mining stocks:
Adaaa Cea 20 Uttla Chief t
Alio U Ontario 10
Brvere 14 Opair rM
Brunavlck Con 8 Fhoanlx If
Comatork Tunnel le Potoal 11
C-n. Cal. A Va 1 8aas M
Horn Silar 1M S!rra Narad II
Iron Silver L5 Small Hop 11
LeadTills Con I Standard lis)
Cloarlaa Hons Average.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1 Th statement of
average of th clearing house banks of
thi city for the week shows:
Loans. 31.143.033,900; Inereaas. S4.629.100.
Deposits. 11.212.797.100; decrease. 81,2S.00e.
Circulation. I40.576.OfO: deer ess. S143.!uO.
Legal tender. Ssa.745.S0O: increase. 141.309.
Specie. 4-44.sbi.iuo: orcrease. ti.t'y.vn.
'Reserve. 1323.112.700; decrese. I6.659.10a
P.eserv required, 13139,275; decrease.
S321.5U0.
Surnlus. S19.M3.425: decrease. Sfl.JrtOO.
Ex-l"nlted States deposits, S25.479,9oO; do-
crease, ia.il.z.a.
Exports and Import.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1. The total import
of drv iroods and merchandise at the port
of New York for the week ending todsy
were valued at I11.Z9.d34.
Exports of specie from New York for th
week were 8222,500 cold and I'i24.8 silver
J 1 . Tc ,u ' . J tliC 91
aim imyuris wen aoj.tov silver a-iiu w,oaa
gold.
Treavswrr ttateaaont.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 Today's state
nsent of the treasury balance In the gen
eral rund. exclusive of the iiao.m-o.ouo goia
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Asrailabl cash balance, Si51.4i4.613;
gold. I73,09i,9o.
Wool Market.
BOSTOX. Oct 1 WOOL Firm. Thr
1 fair activity In new business and several
million pounds have been sold, cn house
disposing of about 2.000,000 lbs. Th busi
ness haa Included good-sized lines of terri
tory, scoured and fleece. There Is more
demand for the better cradea of fin wools.
Medium weight fleece are In active de
mand at full price, choice H-blood selling
at 29c ana onto -Diooa at r-j.H'tc. biocks
are badly broken and cannot be replaced.
There I some speculation, but nothing
estrscedlnsrv.
- LONDON. Oct. 1. WOOL About half tha
wool withdrawn cy tne recent auctions nas
been sold at unchanged prices. The ar
rival for the sixth series of sales amount
to 8,561 bales, Including 1,000 forwarded di
rect to plnner. The Imports this week
wer: New South Wale. 484 bales; Queens
land. 435 bales: Victoria. TL2 bales; soutn
Australia, 17$ bale; New Zealand. 727 bale;
various. 671 bale
ST. LOITIS. Oct. 1 WOOL Steady to
firm: medium grades, combing and cloth
ing. 2025c: light fine. Ifrg20c; heavy One,
12-ii 16c: tub-wahed. 2Z-a36c
NEW YORK. Oct. 1 . WOOL Market
steady; domestic fleoco. .35c
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. COTTON Market
for spot closed quiet at ten points decline.
Middling uplands. 10.50c; middling gulf,
10.73c. Sales. 100 bale.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1. COTTON
Market easy. Sale. 8,27a bale. Ordinary,
&ie: srood ordinary. 8 S-lc: low middling,
7-lc; middling. 10c; good middling.
10 3-loc; middling fair. 10 7-lSo. Receipt,
S.7M bales: stock. 46.558 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1. COTTON Market
qi'let. Ho lower. Middling, lOHe ; "sales,
none; receipts. 18 bale; ahlcments, 41
kales; stock. 3,161 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1 COTTON Snot fw
Increased demand, with prices 8 points
lower: American middling fair g.02d; good
middling. 5.tCd: middling. 5,4a: low mid
dling. 6.46d; good ordinary, 6.24d; ordinary,
6 J.
OH aad Soils.
NEW YORK. Oct L OILS Cottonseed,
firm: crime crude, nominal; prime yellow.
S'g'SO'ie Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York, 17.25; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
!..'. Turpent'ne. quiet oo'jec.
ROSIN Dull: stralr.ed. common to good,
S2 80
OIL CITY. Oct. L OILS Credit balances.
81.58: certificates, no bid; shipments. 69.518
bb's.; average. 74,: bbls ; runs. V 8.719
bbls.; average. 77.047 bbls.; shipments,
Lima. 91.517 bbls.- average. 61.S0J bble.
SAVANNAH G;, Oct. 1 OILS Turpen
tine, quiet, 6i,c Rcsln. qult to firm; A.
B C, 12 45- D, S2.50; E. 12.5; F. 12 0; O.
S2.fl5; H. I2.7f : T, 83: K. 13.15; U, 84 15: N.
14.40; WO 4.70; WW. So.
Isgsr aad Molasse.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. P'"G AR Raw.
flrrr-;"fnlr refining. 3'c: centrifugal, 96 test,
4 5-16? Mola'e, sugar. SH"' Refined, tes.dv;
No. 6. 4.j6c: No. 7. 4,0c; . ? 4 7t: No 9,
4 65c; No. 10.,4.COc; No. II. 4.50c: No. 12. 4.4:c;
No 13. 4 4co; No. 14. 4.41c: confectioners' A.
5 1-V; mould A, 5re; cut loaf. S9"c; crushed,
$95r: powdered. 5I5c; cube. 5.10c.
MOLASS ICS Nominal; New Orleans open
kettle good to Choice JdAC
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 1 ST'fJAR M sr.
ket strone: open kettle I1 (.c; cn'r".
tiral. 4 1-16c; yellow, 4s4T4-; econds, 2T4S
4C.
MOLASSES Nominal; or.en kettl r
2fc; centrifugal, lOTjlSc. Syrup, nominal.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 1. M ETAL4 Ther
was the usual Paturds;- dullness to trade,
but the demand from ma!ier consumer
wa sufficient to hold price steady at Fri
day's level. Tin wag qjioted st 127 71,9
2 15: eorttW, lake. I12.fi.' 13 0ft; electrolytic.
IlI TSfflS 27Hr catstln. r2.5C'll 82H; spelter
I5.1'fj5S0: lead, 84 "tvftM SO. Iron WS q-ilet
n4 nom'rsl'v unchanged.
8T. LOI IS. Oct. 1. METALS I d,
steady at II.12H Spelter, steidy at S4 9 .
f, Mlaoespoll Grata Msrky.
NNEAPOLIS.' Oct 1 WHEAT De
cern ier. II 13S: May. II 144,91 14V, ; No. 1
hard. II 16T; No. 1 northern. 1114": No. 2
northern. 11.11',. Cash wheat demand
showed some lmnrovernert todny; No. 1
northern soid st 2c over December: No. S
old at from 1c to 5c under, according t
sample.
F LOUR First ratinti, SV?341; teeond
patent. V 0f.fi II; first clears, KSCjo.lO.
ee-ond e'ear. IS 1178 SO.
R HAN In bulk. Sli.tae&ll .
Wblakr Market.
PFORIA. Cvef 1 WHISK Y On a fal
of 11 JiH for finished goods
CHICA JO. 0. t I.WHISKY-On basl of
i.--s lor nntsnen gools
PT LOCIS. tct. l.-WHISKT-On basis
of li y'.
CINCINNATI. tTVt. 1 WHIKY-rMs:(I-lers'
gooci active on basis cf II 2,
Mllwsslt tarala Market.
AI I L W A f " K E 17, Oct. 1 WHEAT Firm;
No 1, II IS; No. 1. S1.1SH; May. 81 LV
asked
RYF-Flrrn: No. 1. sOHc
BARLEY-Weaker; No. 2. 85c; asunplo,
Jl fi vie .
CoRN-Firm: Na. 1 L2Vefl&lu : Mv aau.
m - l. - , .
OMIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
crcied Bteert Stead j for the Week, but
Western Steers Lower.
HOGS TWENTY-FIVE TO FORTY LOWER
Bog Ikaaio Lower Thaa week Ao,
rat "keep Tea Lower. Fat Lank
Tea to Flftoca. Feeder Sheep
Steady aad Lamb Lower.
80UTH OMAHA. Oct. t
R,vetBt ware:
Cstt'e. Hs-a Sn
. 10.S4t .n5 S137
Of"clsl MoTtdar
OfPfial Ttieertav
OfVlal Wednesday ...
fTlclal Thursday
OffVlal Frl.Iav
Orticlil Saturday
.. I,TI 8 11
.. 8.7 6t
.. 4 So 54 J
.. sm t
100 4.50
It 199
24n
!V
I.si;
Total this week 3 loj M 97
Total last week 30. t3S r
Total week before... K 71 STl7
Sam thre weeks ajro. .In 4M 29 KS
Pame four weeks ago.. .155 17. 2H
Sam week last year. . . .31.971 2.512
!S'
9 4P5
Vf
41 !M I
71070
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEA P. TO DATE.
Th followln table shows thcelpt of
rttle, hcas snd sheen at South Oms.h for
th year to dat. with compailFOn with lilt
rent:
1004 im. inc. TV"
Cattla tBJ9;t riOSO 119.122
Hcg, 1752MJ 17-8 859 1V344 ....
6hep 1.177.031 1.112.S31 84.70O
Th following table shows tt e average
prlc of hoc at Fotith Omaha for th last
everal days with comparisons:
ISte. I 190A 1XS !102. 1B1.::0.1SP in
Sept. I...
SIS I 8 tm 7 M I 8 041 4 SOJ 8 1
6 rl 5 7 4.-1 4 1"! i 4 14' r
i 33'. I I SOI 7 Ss 01 S tl e 3
I K 42' 7 IS! 181 8 fli 4 W
S 244 1 S 471 7 40I 8 24!. 8 0"! 4 22' S !
Pt. ...
BPt.
Sept.
"ent.
Sept
Pert.
S
...
8 ..
pt
PectL
SeDt.
rPt. 12. .1 K 61' S iff 7 Mi I 39 6 20 4 22 i S 77
Sept. IS
8 tlH I 7 bil 8 47' 5 01 4 251 3 T
5 iH S I 8 52 8 i' 4 3" 1
1 8SH 6 831 7 871 I S Oti 4 231 3 72
S 5 f S 7 F8 8 88' 4 84' 8 S
5 m 8 gai 7 4 d 8' 8 HI I 3 88
l 1 u 7 it1 i n: ( ill l If
Pert. 14
8ept. 18..
fiept. IS..
Penf. 17
Pert 1..
Pep:. 19.. I S 7THI 6 70' 7 SV R 19 4 88' 8 74
'"ft. JO. .1 K sn a I 7 JJ: 7T' I 4": 4 1' 71
Sept. 21..I 5 8TV S 811 I C 85' 5 231 4 811 8
Sept. 22.. S 7RH' S 80 7 48! i 6 211 4 S6I 8 73
Ppf. 23.. 8 v,' 8 78 T 8' l 4 41 8 T
Fept. 24.. I 5 78H1 S 74" 7 88 1 8 841 S 14' I 3 TT
Pent. 28.. I ! ' T FAl ' 8 1ft 4 4"
P"Pt. 8 ritt K 68' T " 8 TR 8 18 4 ' "1
I Sept. 27.. I S 88741 7 S4' 8 79 S 15! 4 S 72
T pr.t. ?8..i:4 i s o . ii i m
Sept. J9.. S 4H 5 72, 7 n S 17 4 Z7 3 C4
Sept. .. S 69 i 6 71 7 23 87- 4 3t 3 8?
Oct. 1....I S :tV 5 43 7 15 75! 5 13' 13 71
Irdlestes Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by esch road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Horse.
C M. A St. P.
10
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific System.
C. N. W
F.. E. M V
C. St. P.. M. A O ...
B. & M
C, B. & Q
C. R. I. & P.. east....
Illinois Central
i
1
11
18
U
63
10
Total receipts 5 63 10
The disposition of the day' receipt wa
a follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1.3
Swift and Company $8
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co 85
Armour A Co., from S. C. ...
Hill A Son S
Doddsn
Other buyers 8
153
233
637
Ml
137
30
1.428
Total
12 1.73S L456
CATTLE The same a is generally the
cae on a Saturday there wer not enough
cattle In eight this morning to maka a
market. For the week receipt hav been
about 8, 000 head in excess of last week and
about S.uuO head In excess of th corre
sponding week of last year. These liberal
runs, of course, hav given packer and
ieeaer nuyera a gooa opportunity for pound
ing th market, .which they were not iow
to make use of to tha best advantage.
The supply of cornfed steers, however,
was so light all the week that prlcea held
steady on all deslrabl grades, and. In fact,
th market could be quoted strong and
active. A high a 16 00 was paid for 'a
load and good to choice grades could be
quoted from S5.60 to 36 00. The fair to good
grade are teady for th week and sell
from S5.O0 to S3 SO. Common and warmed
up kind sell from H.75 down and are
certainly no more than steady for th
weea. ine class tnat com in competition
with western ranger, of course, suffer
more or leas.
There has been a bl: run of western
range beef steers on Bale all the week and
the quality only fair. The top price of
tho week waa 14.10 and the kinds that
are good enough to bring 84.00 or .over art
probably steady for the week. Something
extra fancy ml ant sell around 81.50 or 84 a.
Good to choice cattle however, sell larsrely
from 13"" to 54.10, fair to good 33.10 to 83.50
and cot n kind from 82.90 to 83.00. Aside
from the strictly choice cattle It Is safe
to quote the market around a quarter
lower, and some of the medium horned
cattle have Buffered more tljan that
practically an oi tne cow stun on sale
this week has come from the western
range,, not enough cornfeds being offered
to establish a market. The supniy of west,
ems has been enormous, as hlirh as 125
cars being on sale In a single day. Packers,
or course, pounded th market and the re
cline for th week amounts to fully IMk
and In some cases It Is even mora than
that. The medium kind and canners have
suffered the most and cholc -:ide the
least Good to choice cows mav be quo'ed
frorr. S2.40 to 12 5. fair to e-ood S2.M to S2.25
and canners from Si. 40 to 12.00.
Grass bulls are also lower for th week
nd are selllne; from Si. 75 to 82 25. Veal
calves ar about a quarter lower. It Is
almost Impossible to get above t5.2S for the
cholcet val. whereas a week ago they
would bring S3 50.
The supply of stockers and feeders has
apparently been In excess of the dernsnd
and prices hav Buffered, except In th
case of trlctlv choice hesw catt'e, which
are not far from teadv. Few of that c'sss
however, are coming forward. The market
on the medium to llirht cattle has been
very low and I fully a quarter lower
than a week ago, ana common light cattle
bs.ve been hard to move at any "-1ee.
Good to choice Trade sell from S3 25 to
83 70 fair to srood '12. 7S to 13 S. and .)
common nd lirht stuff from 12 on to fi.
Stock heifers o from 82.00 to 12.25. Rep
resentative ssle:
Charles N'coNeb.
Slcows... 1 2 33 23 cows 928 S 15
HOOfl There was a moderate r-m of hn-r.
In s'ght this momlnr and with a fslrlv
rood rlems-d the msrket advanced about
a r.lckel. Trading was not verv active.
peckers were slow to hid the sdvsnee. hut
still th light rvjelpts soon brought Ve
"inrket to a cIo Some of the tr-ln
were las In. striving, hut osclcers rlelrel
n the latt hors at nrctl"tll- the -ms
nrinel they nniif for the eselv ojts TTenvr
hoes sold Isrs-elv arotipl SS 70 wth aoro
eornfon elrs oelow thsr. vaflliifn end
ii"ed losdi weot 1nrrrt1v . n4 rhot"s
Hirht we-ht, from 18 77. ti IS SO. There wers
no stricflr f-rev llr'it '-'i' oefsred.
wv.irv, eTo'M- the IscV of s better ton.
Fo th, wek receipts of ro-n bsve been
e)i1e nb-ral for tpe tlrre of ves,r, a
compared -itb Teat weejr t-er f m e ii
o ahoivt 8 o0 hes-4 a"d a rorenarsd wffh
tee asms weeV of i-t veer, tee fpoeeea
-trO'T's to s.ho' em h"o P-i --a h--e
t""ted ir " " -1 'own ne r- M!v --t
t4iS "Hvsnee of he Teat t TO 4evs h- ---(4e
sre nrt of -e le-s fn ,1ai ne
t eeV sni1 e'oe-! r.roe seei onl-' a
hSde Mseee t -
s"' 2 tlr'. S " 1 " : " ' i; : ,2 head, sheep steady, lamo Slow; gooo. io
T... S21H S 44 I 8 SOI 8 0 4 30 8 ft j choice we, hers 3.75a-10; fair to choice
... 8 STV sm 7 481 S 10' 4 jn J J mixed. S3 3S3.75; western she-p. 83 t-3-I.H;
. P r -,
Ms. . fk. f, Jf. A TV
47... r M I Hi U aa, o r
44 ..' 211 W ;) 47 J. w 7
M in an I 74 l 41 H 1 7
71 IC4 0 17 74 14S K I 71
i r) ... ItS Tf l: ISO I 7S
44 ' US IK I 74 74 21 u I 71
41 !44 44 I To TI 141 40 I 71
44 p,t 4 I 14 71 131 ... in
S tat 44 I To 41 tl 40 6 Ti
1 H3 4 I 77 V IV 14) 4(1 I 7
44 m IM I Tls Vt ... I TI
41 ft tA I Tl, 14 -i ... ITS
44 Til 140 I 7v, 41 -n 4 I 7
l tI ... I TTVi, 4 TI IM ITi
IS ,7t 4 I Tt 4t ri ..ITI
44 2 44 I Tl TT Ml 140 I T-V,
M 151 P I TJ', 4 ill 44 TT',
it rs i:n i ttv, t ti tie I T-v,
Ill all I T! a :si ... I T7v,
T J41.17S I Tiv, Tt ! 15 I to
141 1 I 7 Tt JJ l; ( 40
IS rt IM in 4 I!l 4i I an
a ht ins I T T-i Til aa I a
74 . 91 IM I? 44 til 4 I w
SHEEP Thar wtre no freh reeelpt of
sheep Lore this morring. so that a test of
tne market waa not made. Th supply for
the week, however, has Len enormous, as
will be seen fro.n tr.e table of reie.pt
above As compared with th big run of
lust week, there is not a great deal of
rhane. lit a compared with the corre
sponding wek of l4 yesr. there la an n-rrv4-
of about 17 C.. head. In view cf th
large receipts the market ha held up In
a very atlsfactory mariner.
TI proportion of fi sheep to the total
receipt ha not been ttry Urg and a a
great deal different trfra th r:o of lt
week nd could perhsp r quoted wesk
to loo lower The fair t.-" good kind cf klil
er. however, ar fully a oiroe luwer for
in weea.
In the cs of ft lamb price shew
loss cf fuli lCQlc and me i f the medium
kind may be off a tnf! more than that.
A large- proportion of the receipt has con
sistfd of lambs which, explains th loss on
that class.
ood feeder hep h.ive been In aetlv
demsnl all the week snd prices hv hown
very llttl change. Choice feeder lamb are
also very little d.fferent for th week, tut
tl" light snd eorr.moner grs.de are f lly
lFUSe lower snd not venr active at the da
dine. A grest many small ard common
lambs have been on th market this week
and conseiufntly price bad to suffer, a
te demand 1 never very brisk for that
class.
Cjutnt!r" f"r ttisj shee srd limrs:
Good to choice yesrllrgs. 13 5?3 K; fslr to
TKi year'lrs. S3 effii "?; gocnl to choice
wethers. Ml-JSu; fair to good wether".
n.onwsja; ood to choice cw pwiJM
fsie in aioa -!;. or- r-.nA to rKrtto
lr.mb 14 "t 90: fair to gncd larrbs, 14 2VJf
! 4 50: feedir vefrllng ;X3 1i: feeder
I wethers. ! Tji7t V: feeder e-. t?inw
feeder Iamb. I3 2f.T4 40: breeding twe. 13
2. Rerresentativat asles.
No.
j Wyoming feeder ewe
t j Wyoming fetder yearlings.
Av P-
79 S 15
U 1 90
44 S SO
! J1
4J S 35
"i'ArU
435 Wyoming feeder yearlings.
mixed
15) Wyoming feeder yearlings.
mixed
25 Wyoming feeder lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hear Higher, Sheep
Steady and Lamb a Slow.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
800 hesd; steady; good to prime steers,
ti.5jji 4u, poor to r-.'llum, 8Sju.2-'; tock
er and feeders, J2 25jHJi. co, tilo-iSS;
heifers. Jl.TT2M 70; car.n-ra, tl.iili.25; bull'
I2.''4 0i; calves. 13 7t)7 00; Texss fed
ste?rs. I3 iau; western steers, S3 Ou.Sj.
Ht.'GS Receipts, T.uut' head. 5c higll-r:
mixed and butchcra, lZt.3lh; good to
choice heavv, 8." 9i) 10: rough heavy Si-4'9
8 55; Ight. 15 5 66 00: bulk of sties li ij39 .
I
SHbhl' AU LAltS-ixCceipts. -.JW
Kaasaa City Lire Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. l.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4co head. Including 2uo southerns.
Market teady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, SoWaSOO; fair to good, 13 TMf
S ou: western fed steers. SM 7D i.V5"; stockers
and feeders. 12 -64 00; southern steers, I-' 40
ii3&0; southern cows. I16ci2.T5: ntive
cows, I15-i-a3.75; native htifers. I2 5mi44 5o;
bulls. 1175125: calves, S2.5u5 60. Recelpi
for week. 71. '00 head.
HOGS Receipt. 2.uoO-head. Market steady
to 5c lower; top. IS 96; bulk of ale. SO. to J ,
5 90; heavy. Si Stfi iw: packers. 5 ev jo jo;
pigs and light. S5.6.'a5.s5. Receipts for
week. S",300 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6O0 head.
Market steadv: native Lambs. 14 00 lit 2S;
native wethers. S3.26&3.80: native ewes. 13.00
43.30; western lambs. 84.0"8d.; western
vearilr.gs. W-5r,fi3.8o; western sheep, lJ.-iJ
S.60; stockers and feeder. S2.a0' 4.00.
St. Louis Lire Stork Market.
BT LOUIS. Oct 1. CATTLE Receipts,
0 head, including 2CO Texan. Market
steady; native shipping and export steer.
S4.7D'-i5 75; dressed beef and butcher steers,
14 204;u.5u; steers under 1 OOt) lbs., 14 ova 25;
stockers and feeders. S2.tA(3 60; cows and
heifers. I2.2&94 w; cannera, 41 wii.ia; rjuua,
S2 254.00; calves. 4.'x6.00; Texas and In
dian steers. I250a3.30; cows and heifers,
Sl.75ft2.56.
HOGS Receipts. 2.000 head. Market
strong and higher; pigs and lights. 14 ixi"S
60; packers. -o.7C4j6.us; butchers' and best
heavv. J5.!VQij .15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS None on Bale.
-few York Lire Stoek Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. L BEEVES Receipts,
none; dressed beef, steady at 16 5C& 9 bo for
natives. Exports today, 1.470 caul and
6.317 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, none; no trading,
feeling weak; city dreased reals, slow at
S7.0oS12.50.
HuGrf Receipt. 1,460 head; on car on
sale; market steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,13
head; sheep slow, about steady; lamb
weak. Sheep gold at I3.or3-1.00. yeariinss at
14 lambs at 85.(Oe6.i0: Ureed muttona,
low at to.ut'uS.OO drecsrd lambs at a.oua
10.50. Exports today. Sou head.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market,
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. 1 CAT
TLE Receipt. .EM head. Good to choice
native steers, steady to rs? nigner; common
to medium, steady to loo off.
HOGS Receipts. 695 head. Market
opened steady and closed weak to 5c lower.
Tor.. 85.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 839
head. Market steady. Best lambs, steady;
common to medium, lOij lie lower; feeder.
li'5jlc lower.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Oct. 1 (Special Teleg-im)
CATTLE Receipts, 200 head; market.
Steady; beeves. t3.50C5.tiO; cows, bulls and
mixed. S2.20t53.l4): stockers and feeders. ti.iO
3.C0: calves and yearlings. 12.25325.
HOGS Receipts, l.y) head: market,
strong: selling at S5.60'36.75; bulk of sale.,,
S5 655.67H.
Stock ta Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western cities yesterday:
, Cattle. Hora. Sheep.
South Omaha 100 4,250 ....
Sioux City 200 1.6-a)
Kansa City 400 2.o-
St, Louis 3') 2.O0
Pt. Joseph 226 m
Chicago oOO T.wO
5W
339
2.j
Tctal.
OMAHA
..2.026
17.345 L8!9
MARKET
WHOLESALE
Coadltloa of Trade and Qootatlons oat
Staple aad Fancy Prod ace.
EGGS Receipt moderate; candled stock,
lSjil
LIVE POULTRY Hen. 58Hc: roosters,
6c; turkeys. ltUc; ducks. 8i9c; geese, ic;
spring chickens. 9(jl0c.
BI TTER Packing stock, 12c; choice to
fancy dairy 16c; separator, lie.
FRESH FISH Trout. Uc; pickerel. 8c;
plk. 10c; perch. 7c; blueflsh, 12c; whiteflsh,
lOc; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, lie; lobster,
green, iWc; lobaier. boiled. 30c; bullheads,
11c; catfish. 14c: black bass. 2Cc; halibut,
lc; croppies. 12c; roe shad, 81;. buffalo, 7c;
white bass. 11c, frog legs, per do.. 25c.
PHA N Per ton. SIS.
HAY Prices qucted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Croic No. 1 upland.
87.00; No. 2. 60; medium, 86.00; coarse.
So. 50. Rye straw. 85. 00. These prices arc
tor hav of good color and quality.
OYSTERS New York counl, per can.
45c; extra elects, per can. S7c; standards,
oer can. JCc; bulk standards, per gal.. Si 35;
bulk extra selects, per gal.. 81.7a; bulk New
York counts, pr l , r2.ro.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Vuientlas, are 98. 112. 12i.
S4.25; small sixes, 84.50.
LEMONS California fancy. 270, SO0 and
SCO. S4 ("-S4.2S; choice. I3.5t03.75.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. rkgs., S20O;
Haiiowl in Tv-lb. pox. per lb., 5c.
LIM ES Florida, per 0-basket crate. 84 50.
FIGS California, per lu-lb. carton. 75
86c: Imported Bmyrra, 2-crown. lie; -crown.
He: 7-rrown, Inc.
BANA.NAS Per modium slxed bunch.
$2."t2 5; Jumlo. S2.75iA5t
CAYENNE PINKAPfLE 14 and 20 slxe,
per irate, tl.CO.
FRUITS.
APPLES Hotne-gruwn, per bu. basket,
40iy'ue; per bbl.. J-'.tiai-'5
1EACHES Home-grown seedlings, per
bu,, octil.iO; Colurado. per D3et crate.
SlT25; Colorado, ptr box. 7tJj7oc; Utah, pe.
box, iv'.;',0c.
fiA. 2 3 I tab. and Colorado plum and
prunes. 7ijfc6c.
PKARS I lah P.rtltt. per box. 119
2.C". Colorado Flemish Be:-oty. Ji io: Colo
rado. I'tali and OrfRoa ilarilett S1.5O-&2.C0;
Callforni-i it HarJy, 11.05.
CANTELuUPE G tiuitie Colorado Rocky
For is, ptr crate, 12 00.
WATEHMEIeON.S-Pe.- lb., crated, 10.
CELKRY-P-r dox.. Jxc.
CU APES H jme-grown. per 6 to S-Ib.
basKet. 15Q16C, California Tokay, per case,
li.i'-iti er.
CRA BAPPLEP Per bbl., 2.7Hj3.; per
market hasktt 4Pc.
CP.ANUERHIKS Cape Cods, per bbl..
W 50: rer liox. 12 25
QUINCES Cnitforn'a. per bor, 81. SO.
VEGETABLFA
POTATOf.S New houie-r.-own. In sacks,
per bu. c.
NAVY Ht-ANS Per bu.. Sl.r'gJ.Oa
ONlONi Home-grown, in ra ks, per bu.,
60c: Spanish, per crate, 11.75.
TOM ATf'EP Home-grown lr taarket
basket. 20fiSic.
CAIiBAGS Hone-?riwn. per l'V) h . S5ct
V AX I KAN'S-Per market basket, 6 c.
SWEET V" iTATOr:S Home-itrown. per
market basket. 4--; Virg.r.la. jer bbl., Xl 7j
til 4.
GREEN PEPPERS Per bushel backet.
60o
PCt'ASH I'oie-grown. p'r do . Wc.
E'iG I'LANT Southern, per dn. 11.5(1
Al lMCLiANKul a).
HONEY 1 tiih m.l Coluradu, jer case of
Z' fiauir,, 13 iij3 S.
MAPLE Si ;.. i: Ohio, per lb. I've.
HinSKRAl'itill In fui'i of 2 do, hot
tie r-'-r ii., tf-K-
CHEESE Wt. unsln twins, full cream,
lie; Wisconsin Young America, 1.'-; bKM-k
Swiss, new. ISr. old. l"i!7r- W.aconain
tirt' k l2Vv-; Wisconsin llmberger. HSc.
M TS Walnuts. No. soft Ueil, pr Ik.,
lie: hard shell, per lb.. 14c; Nf. f soft ghell,
per ib. l.V. No hsrdi iell. per lb- Lio J
peons. lsrse, rer lb, Kc: rrsll, per lb.,
iic; peanuts. Ler lb. 7c; roasted pnut.
per in. ac , ir.ni winutw, pe- io., i.fji
111 He J
a ; slmond. soft shell, per la., lie. bard hU,
13c.
Rvaporate4 Apple nt Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK. Vt 1 -EVAPORATFU
APPLES 'I he market shows no improve,
n-.ant c cir.mon are quoted at 4y6c. cholc
at iSS1 .nd fancv at ?"c
CALIFORNIA f R'iED t RUIT Pmnea
show rsthr a better undertone, owing to
an Improved demanl. Apricot are cfTered
sisrinK.y. but meeting with little demand
nd how no quo-able ching In prices,
extra choice being held at l'SSlSc. fancy
at 113-S Peaches are In light supply snd
firm, with rhn'ce held at s,,tT,vjc. extra
choice at ?fj9c and fancy at 9S6'0c
Dry Good Market.
KEW TORK. Oct 1 -DRT GOODS Tha
mnrker for ths wek clrMiM with additions!
I fiiTTines on tee iart of - Irrs. but buvsr
i comparatively little lnTes:eJ In futar
J wint ar.d paving any rdrano grtidglryjly.
; ine ouver seem.rgiy is utile arrciei i.t
00 ! statements of a acarcl
ty in tuiny lire ana
Is endeavcrlrg to scaie d w n hi aioc-ka t
s low a point a pco.lble to aversg down
on cost.
DrradstalT at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1 The following ar
th tock of bresdsttiff snd provision In
Liverpool: Flour. 39 fto scka; wheat. 1.752 -0
centa': corn. 7'I.OtO centals; bscon, 7.7K)
boxes; hsms. 4'i bones: shoulders. 1 T'
boxes; butter. U.W cwt ; cheese, 87. 70S
Vtvea- Ur.l f. fti tlrm of nrlme vailarS
! steam' and i.OJ ton of other k:nds.
C4To Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1 COFFEE Future)
teay. with June 5 points hlher and other
months i n-hsnged. P iles cr reported of
about 11. v bags, Including November at
8 Sec; December. 6c: January. 7c; Mr.
T15;7 4'r; Aug ist. 7i?V; September. 7 fife.
Spot Rio. stead ; No 7 Invoice. S1:. Mild,
quiet; Cordova, 10513c.
Dnlath Grls '.isrket.
DTJLt'TH. Oct 1 WHEAT No. 1 north,
ern. to arrive, 8L13V No. 2 r.or.hern, fl C-H;
on track. No. i northern. 1 id,; No S
northern. SlO"14; December. li.US: May,
Jl 14-.
OAXS To arrlv and on track. SCVsc.
Toledo greil Market.
TOLEDO. Oct 1.-8 F.nDP Clover, SB JO;
October, 17 30, seller; De-emher. V .26, sell
ers; March. 37 4a, sellers. Als.ke. Septeto.
ber, So.10 bid. Timothy. September, 8i3.a4j.
ITiTEMEXT
OF
PIBIIC
DEBT
Deereaae for tke Month a Little Over
FIT Millions.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1. Th monthly
statement of the public debt shows that S
the close of business) September 30. 1904. th
debt, Us cash in the treasury, amounted
to I9F2.Ss2.937. which is a decrease for th
month of 85,010.400. The debt Is recapitu
lated as follows:
Interest bearing debt..." S 896,157,630
Debt on which Interest haa
ceased since maturity 1,662.220
Debt bearing no Interest SS6.977.24S
Total 31.2,797.04)
Thia amount however, doe not Include
81.014,778,969 In certificate and treiiury
note outstanding, which are offset by an
equal amount of cash In the treasury held
for their redemption. The cash In the treas
ury Is classified as follows:
Gold reserve S 150.000.000
Trust funds 1.014.7793
General funds 126.002.807
In national bank depositories llt3.5oS
In treasury of Philippine island. 5.821702
Total 31 408.910.984
Against which there are demand liabilities
outstanding amounting to 81,107. 456.821,
which leave a cash balance on hand of
1301.414.162. The Increase In cash for tb
month Is 13.438,798.
REAL ESTATE TRA8IFER8.
Deeds filed for record October 1. 190. a
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1618
Farnam street, for The Bee:
W. C. Norris to Mary E. Johnson,
lot 23. Bluff View f 600
E. R. Hume, trustee, to T. W. Miller,
lot 21. block 1. Monmouth Park 750
It. Scott and wife to A L Schnurr,
Iota 7 and 61. North Side add 4f
E. Nolan to A. C. Mack et al, lot 3,
block 6. Patrick 2d add L250
A. A. McGraw and wife to Louisa
Hoffman, lot 2. block 2. Walnut Hill. tSSs)
A. M. Burdett and wife to J. B. Cow
gill, lot t, block 2, Belvtdere 400
F. 3. Dela Vegar to A. F. Burth,
part lot 7, block 81, South Omaha,
and other land 7.000
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