Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1904.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Caah Wis, in Oraai Up U High u
(1.07 1-2 1 Great Milling Demand.
SPECULATIVE MARKETS HAVE SHARP RALLY
Ptnkrr Wheat t l-t Mar
1 8 Be Cfi Firm Shorts Hi"
Over aitnatlon Bl
mt af Gossip.
DM AHA. Oct. 11 1904.
Conditions In the wdmi market tend
to the belief that the liquidation ot the
Jong tinea ot th cloaing u ot iaat w
have but cleared me way tor anotner
, movement In tne lnteret ot miner price.,
'the enuation la maae to appear thia way
because of taa enormous aviiiand tor caan
wneat, whkn haa torcea price aoove in
option market and In aoiug tni naa given
tne beer a In the tuturea a case ot Infill,
in Oman tnla morning No. i nard wneat
old at l.0i4. wmcn la quite a aatieiae
tory price to Neuraaka giowei. . no. il
, wheat aold at li.ua. It was a caae ot the
same kina of prlcea all over and the sta
tistical position was 01 tne moat tutuur
aging kind. The Inspection of wneat,
neiiner in Omaha nor at any of the big
receiving marksls. and this la now one
ot them, eighty tars ot ail grains, la of a
aatlsiactory kind. The wheat is grading
a large percentage to. 1 and woiae and
there is very nine ot tne contract graue,
This In Itaeif la a deadener to the snorts
ana tney are beginning to worry, while
the bulla run them In again and again,
letting them take the market whenever
they feel that way and taking It away
when the condition are ripe. With N
breaks corn It Is a case of weather now
and that is all that atands between a
bumper crop of fine corn and a bumper
of much less Quality. If we can only have
a few weeks of moderately cold weather
corn in Nebraska will Insure all prosperity
lor tne ne-'.i year. There Is no new corn
coming to market. Because of the shortage
of wheat and because of the same condition
In other countries regarding some other
grains we are going to do an enormous
toreign business In corn, oats and barley.
Accordlrur to a Kanaka ntv firm. Okla
homa corn Is practically ready to move to
the market now. Two weeks' cold weather
would send Nebraska's advance guard of
tne cereal in great bumper loada.
In the speculative circles logical Influ
ne-ea detailed above caused a sharp ad
vane, changing a weak opening fronv a
c losa to the strongest kind or a market,
with a rally from close of yesterday of
over 24c on December, while May ad
vanced net lHc.
Corn wsa also firm. December started
with too losa, and then, turning with
wheat, advanced sharply to a full recovery
and Ho net gain. May acted much the
same way.
Oats were fairly active, but the supply
Is large.
Rradatret Wheat, total, Increase, 7,467.-
. wo nu.; com. aerrease, 1, 087,000 bu.j oats,
Increaae. 856.000 bu.
Chicago Contract Stocks drain No. 1
nnru wnni, i.u,iw nu.: increase, txiuuu DU.;
No. 2 red wheat. 296.A00 hit
Corn, 1.750,000 bu.; decrees. 66.000 bu., Oats,
2,622,001) bu. J Increase, 294.000 bu.
Omaha cash salea; 1 car No. 4, 604 lbs.,
80c; 1 car No. 8, 694 lbs.. 31.074: 1 car sam
ple, 96c: 1 car No. 4, 97o; S cars No. 3 white
Primary Receipts Wheat, 1,328,00 bu.
,Mln. 1 KiMI Kit . ,VQ W I - 1
o,ww du. Dnjpmenta: wneat, fi,uuo ou.,
ace in st 631,000 bu.; corn. 149,000 bu., against
116,000 bu.
Omaha Cash
Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard.
d. 31.07:
No. I hard.
fl.00rjfl.08; No. 4 hard, 90c; No. I. spring.
i.vi; ixo. spring, kxuwc
CORN-No. J, 484j49c: No. J, 48ffJ484e;
T V. , II IIW ft. I BU C, rtv t V V. JfJIIOW,
494c;No. I yellow, atc; No. 2 white, 484i
49c; No. t white. 484c.
oats-no. x mixed, ire; No. I mixed,
26c; No. 4 mixed, 26c; No. 2 white, 28c: No.
I white, 374c; No. 4 white, 264c; standard.
'?c.
Omaha Fwtnres.
Open.
Wheat
Deo 1 02
Corn
Deo 89
High. Low. Close.
1034 1 03 1 034
, Grata Marketa Elsewnere.
Closing prlcea of grain today and Mon-
day at the markets named were as fol
lows; . .
CHICAGO. J
Wheat
December
May
Today. Monday,
1 11
UIT .,...
Corn'
December
May
July
Oats
December
May
Wheat
December May
, Corn
December May
98
97
4S"
44
, 44V
28Mi
804.
'4SH
464
44 J,
4
804
T. LOUIS.
1 16
1 1&4B
1 18
1UH
tM)se
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat
December
May
Corn
December May
.. 1 OS
06U ...
04 J ...
.. 1
414
404
NEW YORK.
Wheat
December ....
.:iul5
May , i uii
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
December ., 1 164
May a lis
DULUTH. y
December ' 1 154
May u 1
1 14
1
113T4
113
HEW YORK - iDKTtnAV MARKET
aetatleas of the Day ou Tarlo.s
Cosnsaodttles.
NW YORK, Oct. 18.-FLOURRecelDts.
23,068 bbls. ; exports, 6,372 bbls.; sales, 4,(X
. pKgs. j maraei iair, witn ngni. demand for
winters; Minnesota patents, tt.sutD.4i;
. Minnesota bakers? (4.9ui3l90; winter pat
; ants, 8S.6U3e.7i; winter straights, t6.25a.60;
winter extras, t3.6ocp4.ilo; winter low
frauca, eo-"."" iiiiii, iiuw,
JU bbls.; fair to good, $4.404.60; choice to
fancy, f4.lou.uo. Huckwnsat flour, quiet;
per I'JU ins., ij.t&u to.
CORNMEAL Steady: yellow western.
81 lltil.U; city, (l.ULU; kiln-dried 83.10
Hrn-Nemlnal. , . . -
' BARLEY Uulet;, feeding, 42c,',c,l. il
New York-. ' -
WHKA'I't-Recelnta,. S4, bu..- sales,
I,8u0,0u0 bu. futures; spot market Arm; No.
2 red. 81.2i4, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north-
- ern Duluth, 81.28 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
Hard Manitoba, si.wwi.uvft r. o. o. anoat
Options opened lower on account of bear-
lh cahlea and heavy northwest receipts
but rallied en strong western news. This
Included predictions of sma'.ler winter
wheat arrivals, a big southwest rash de
mand and further manipulation by htad
. ing bulls. The close was firm at lHtylHo
net advance. sHiies inciunea ro. t red,
May, 21.12L14. closed 81.13T4; December,
ll.lw1.17T. closed 81 .174.
- CORN ReceiDts. 139.87s bu.l excorls.
11414 bu.j sales, 18.000 bu. futures; 8,)
pu. spot, epoi muwii urm; ino. a. afi'd
sWc; No. i white. 6c. Option market
opened easier on the tine weather, but
rallying with wheat, held firm all and
'closed e net higher. May closed 61c;
October closed Utoi pewembar, 6aiiotSQ.
closed 5V- i ' .
OATS Receipts, 16, TOO bu.; exports, 23,
174 bu.j spot dull) lxed oats, 3d to 31 lbs.,
t'35-- natunU white oats. 30 to U Itm..
HSaJHci clipped white, 8& to 40 lbs., tin
Options, nominal. .
FEED steady; sprmg iSran, 820.80; mid
dllnss. 320.7S; CUT. j7.0u'aiM.oO.
HAY-Dull; hlbplng. ttttc; good to
choice, 77HO.
HOI'S Urm: stnte. common tA rho'e,
. 1904. 31(cT38o; lftot, 3Sc; olds, 14&18o. Fa
ctflo coast, 1W4, 8VU460; liZ. aWlttc; olds,
Ittklta -
. HIDES Firm; Oalveeton, 20 to 26 the..
. 17o; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 1K- Texas
dry). U to M lbs.. Ho.
: I LKATHER-Steady; aold. ll-BMo.
PKOVIBIONS-Heef. steady; family. 31 W
f lO hi; mess. eyvj, 50 ; beef hams. fc3.50tt
314.tSlf. Cut meats, oulet; pick ed bl
)les. .26H.oO; pt.-kled ahouldera, 37 2G'8.;.S0:
Jilt-klfd hams. 89 nil 10. 2ft. Lard. iiJ
western steamed. 87 rf: October closed' st
8? nominal; refined, dull; contlner
7 88; South America, 610; compound, 8&.00
Pork, dull; tanillv. tl; short clejr
114 17.00: meaa. H- WtllSOO, '
TAI.IXJvV-ulet; city tl per pkg.) Kc:
eoontl-v (rkga. free). 4S36c. . '
RIt:i5 Steady; - domestic, fair to extr
T4iC.,: Jnoan. nominal.
POl'LTRY Alive,- easy; western rhl-k-tns,
12Hc; fowls. . 13c; ttirkeva. i:ni4;
Ireaaed. Irregular; western chickens. l'Utt
tiirkeva. IsolTa '
BtTTTt.R Firm; street price, trn
treamery, adjaWe; ornl prices trimry
rommon to extra. Ujl'lr; held tiUc;
ts. dalrv, common to extra, OTJir.
F.OO8 Firm; western finest selected, 234
fJ24o: irif. best, l:'t:Sc. '
CHtx.hl'-Wak: aiie,-. full. rreHm
siaaU. toHured u4 ,fkH- pou JU Ucwj , :
7Hlc: Urge, colcred. poor to fsnrv.
9ic; large, while, poor to fancy, 6syc.
CHICAGO OB A I A3D PttOVIl059
Peataree ( the Trading aad rieslac
Prices Bosrd af Trad".
CHICAGO. Oct. 18. Improved demand f"T
cash wheat In all domestic grain markets
was largely the cause of sn advsnre of ll0
to 2c in speculative wheat prices here to
day. Poor grading of newlv marketed
spring whest was snotber powerful Influ
ence. At e riowe December corn was up
HfaH and nats a shade. Provisions show
a gain of MQific.
The strength of the wheat market devel
oped after a weak opening. Under the In
fluence of heavv northwestern receipts and
lower prices at Liverpool, Initial quotations
showed a considerable decline, December
being down c, at 31.HV o 81.HV May
was oft 4iac to iifiUkc. at 31 lfH to 61.10.
From the Up of the gong until the laat
minute of trading there was sn exceptional
demand for the December delivery. As a
result the market gained In strength until
within the laat fifteen minutes, when a
slight recession occurred on profit-taking.
The brisk demand for December caused
active covering of May, and this month
also showed a good gain, although the ad
vance was not so shsrp as In the nearby
option. Klements that entered decisively
into the situation later In the dny were the
strength of cash wheat In all markets and
reports of damage br Hesstnn flies to win
ter wheat In Missouri. The hip h point for
the day on Deremher Was reached at 81.141
and on Msv at 81.12A4. December closed at
$1.144jl.l44. Final quotations on May were
ll.lWl.1' Clearances or wneat ana nour
were equal to 43.4") bushels. The world's
visible supply, as shown by Hradstreefs.
Increaefl i.Mi.nm bushels. Primary receipts
wi t 11 Ron hiiahrls. romnsred with 1.364.-
300 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
ana t:nicago reporter receipis or 1,1ns cars,
agilnst 1.241 cars last week and 861 cars
a year ago. 1
After a weak opening, resulting from
easier rabies, the corn market rallied on
predictions of wet weather for tomorrow
and on the sharp upturn In wheat. De
creased primary receipts were nn additional
hull factor. December opened HVc to S"
He lower, at 47c to 47'4c; sold between
47V4e and 4fe, and closed 4SHc. Local re
ceipts were 131 cars, none of contract grade.
The oata Tnarket was Influenced almost
exclusively by the sctlon of other grains.
The sentiment was weak early, but a firmer
tone developed later In the day. A good
cash demand has had a beneficial effect on
optional trading. December opened Hil
to SSc lower, at 27 to 53c, sold up to
r8Sti28He. snd closed at 28c. Local re
ceipts were 224 cars.
Provisions were strong. Offerings were
ngnr, and there was a rair demand irom
local shorts and some of the smaller pack
ers. At the close January pork was up
16c, at 312.26. l,ard and ribs were each 10c
higher, at t7.1T1 and 36.40fi6.42H. -
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
63 cars; com, 73 cars; oats, 100 cars; hog
26,000 head. 1 . - . 1
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Opan. I Hlgh.j Low. Clos. Yes'y.
Wheat
Oct.
Deo.
Jan.'
Mav
1 13H
1 11H
1 124
1 hh'i h'a
II 14
1 10H'
96T4
1 12H
1 1K8H
Corn
oet.
Dee,
May
61HI 80
47H! 48H4'ff4H
9fc44HJ444S
Owta
Oct.
Deo.
May
2SH1 ' H
30HI 30H
2774!
Pork-
-Oct.
Deo.
Jan.
May
10 85 10 6T,
10 97H' 10 80
12 25 I 12 10
12 20 12 06
10 92H
12 12H!
U 06
Lard
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
May
7 12H
7 (CH
7 07H
7 It
45
6 32H
8 42H
Ribs
Oct,
Jan.
May
No. 1
Cash quotations were as fo'lows:
FLOUR Firm: ' winter ns tents. W.Soffl
5.40; straights, M 9fVij5 20; bakers. tt.3Cei.00;
spiiug Datents. 35.xao.70: stralxhts. M.60O
8.90.
WHEAT No. 2 snrlna-. 81.1"M.1S: No. 2
spring, 81.0691.16: No. 8 red, 81.16H411.1-,
luhn-ino. i, ezvic; ro. 2 yellow, oovtc.
OATS No. 2. 30V4c: No. 3 white. 20
30iC.
RTTE NO. Z. 77HW78C. "
BARLEY Good feeding. 62c: fair to
choice maltlna?. 40-fWSo.
bki!ii-ho. 1 nax, i.dh. no. 1 nortn
westerrL.. IU.16U.: doveK contract grade.
812.26.
provisions Mess pork, per nni., no.w
fjll.00. Lard, per 1W lh . 37 157.17H- Short
no aides loose), if.w'ai.ozs. tsnort ciaar
sides (boxed). $7.257.50.
The receipts and shipments were as fol
lows: . Recelots. ShlDments.
Flour, bbls....... A. 82.700 35.200
Wheat, bu..... ..164.400 , 255.500
Corn, bu 1H6.4O0 25.500
Oata, bu 307.ROO 806,80(1
Rve. bu 15.000
Barley, bu 179.800 40,400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 1o2Hc;
dairies. Vi&Vc. Ekks. at mark, cases In
cluded, 16H818He; firsts, 18Hc; prime fresh,
extras, sw, cneese, steaoy; lixo'ittWi.
St. Lowls Orala and Provisions.
OT" T rTJja Off 19 .WMI.ATHlah.,.
No, 2 red. 31 16H: on track, 31. IXHI.20 ; De
cember, 31.I6H; May, 311tH((ll.ltH; No. 2
hard, 81.12(31.14.
CORN lilEher: No. . 2. 61c: on track.
BigBdHo; December, 4414o; May. 43He.
OATS Higher; no. z, wo; on track, 31c;
December, iko: May. 21c: No. 2 while.
FLOURFalr domestic trade: red winter
patents, 35.5045.80, special brands higher;
extra fancy and straight, 85.Ouico.85; clear,
K35i4.60.
bbKU-nmoiny, steaoy, i.oca.o.
CORNMEAL-eteady, 82 75.
BRAN limited demand; sacked. .-. east
track 84(&90c '
HaV-DuII:' timothy. 36.0012.60: prairie.
86.01 t( 9 so.
ikon t-'tri-rtuN Tie.T c.
BAGGING 7S7c.
HEMP TWINE 7o.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: lobbing.
811.10. Lard, higher; prime steam, 36.02H.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, tH.Oo;
clear ribs, 38.26J short clear. 39.50.
POULTRY viuiet; cmcKens, no; springs,
lOtiHc: turkeys, Hulo; ducke), 9c geexe, 8c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, lbViZlc; dairy,
13&19c.
nrm; isc, case count.
DAclnta flhlnm.nl
Flour, bbls.....'...'. 13.000 19,000
Wheat, bu 78.000 125,000
Corn, bu 52,OfiO 73,000
Oats, bu 101,000 48,000
Kaasas City Oral aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 18. WH EAT
Steady to higher: Deeember, 3105'4; May,
1I04U! eah Nn. I hard. Sl.071.10: No. 3.
IliotsH.M: No. 4. McSj-31.04: relucted. 8i!UJ4c:
No. 2 red; II 12; Na t, il.uefcUO; No. 4, tecfii
II iih: rerrlnta. 498 cars.
CORN Higher; December, 41c; May,
404tf40T4o; cash, mo. I mixed. 4tc; no, g,
47'c; No. 2 white. 4K4c; No. 8. 4i4484e.
. OATS Steady I No. S white, 80tio3c; No, I
mixed, 294c ' .
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 88.50Cv.00;
choice prairie. 87.BOBS.00,-
Kii Bteaoy, . . ,
BL'TTKR Firm; creamery. 184J18c: dairy.
14c. '
EGGS Lower; Missouri and Kansas, nsw
No. 2 while wood cases Included, 18c per
dosen: caae count, luc per d icn, cssas re
turned. Receipts. einiBments.
Wheat bu 158.400 106OH0
Corn, bu 63,800 S0.4"0
Oata, bu., 37,000 18,000
Visible Happly ofnraln.
NEW YORK. Oct. 18. Special cable and
telegrahplo communication received' by
Bradstrerts show 'the following changes In
available supplies; as compared with last
acqount: . . .
wnear. uniteo ntaies ano t anaoa, east or
the Rockies. Increase. 8.157.000 bu.l afloat
for' and In Europe, lncresse. 1.300,000 bu.;
total supply, increaae, i.4o(,iio nu.
Corn, t'nlted states snd Canada, eaat of
the Rocklea. decrease, 1,087.000 bu.
Osts, United States snd Canada, east of
the Rockies. Increase. 855,000 bu.
The leading Increaaes reDorted this week
are l.enn.ooo bu. at the northwestern In
terior elevators. 1.191000 bu. In Manltoha
Snnaw bu. at the Chicago private elevators
t87 OTO bu. st the Milwaukee private eleva
tors ana H.wu ou. si urveisna.
Mlnaeesinlls firs tat Market.
MINNKAPrtTJS. Oct.' 18-WHEAT-D-.
he- 81.11K: May. tl 1U: No. 1 barer
31 23: No. 1 northern. 1.1TJ1 20; No. 2 hard!
ii nui ivi.
FLOI'R First nsteots, viaima.fs: second
patents. 8.likrA 20; first clears. 34.70. In
ion: secona ciesrs. u in, i. o. o. in Mln-r-esnoll".
In wood. i
PR AN Hulk. 815 15.
I: PhllidrlnMa r rod awe Market.
PHILADH.PSlfA. ftet.4 11-JH'TTKR-
rirTM si d Is le hlshrr: -extra western
rrsnery 'SJc; extra nesrbv prints, i&c.
FGOS Flrrw: soon rtemsnn; nearby firsts
r ...trri grata, 31i?!r, st mark.
fllFKHE 0"let and -aider: Kw Tork
oil tresTfis. fancy, of.ro-c: rholce. lfvfl
1Vc; fair o good. H'D4c.
Pewrla Graia Market.
PTXiRIA. et. t8.J-COPNSteady: Na L
K4; No. 4, -4. o grade, H40. ' 1
1 HH 1 HH
1 11
l io'Z 1 12
1 104 "
96V$4 WH
u6 . 41,
2Tf28 2RH
3Qi& SOW,
lo'fKH io'97H
12 12H 19 32H
12 05 12 27H
7 17H 7 17H
7 12H 7 12T4
7 12H 7 20
7 20 7 27H
7 46 7 46
6 35 6 46
46 6 E2H
7 17H 7 17H
7 12H 7 12'A
7 12Hi 7 17H
7 15 7 26
7 45 7 46
6 33 6 42H
8 45 60
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Well Controlled Reaction Dae to Selling to
Take Profits en Kise
SUPPORTERS Of THE MAftKET UNLOAD
Storks Pass from Promoters ' of ' the
Bull Movement to the Ilaada of
pernlstors, Attracted by
the Advaaee.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. A we l-controlled
reaction was the result of today's stock
market, due to the selling -to take profits
on the rise. The control was maltalned
by the lifting of various epecial stocks
as a cover to the realising sales. The
market was kept Irregular, rather than
weak in this way, hut the Influence
of the advances on sentiment wsa not so
rffectlv as yesterday, and there wne
more disposition left for reaction. The
reaction of yesterday's late- trading was
a predisposing cause to this view. The
result whs a general conviction this morn
ing that a general distribution of ho'dlngs
had been effected yesterdny from the
strong speculative hands which have fos
tered the growth of the pretwnt bull mar
ket to the weakrr hands of the new cla-s
of buyers who have been attracted by the
Inter singes of the advance, and who made
their first appearance In any considerable
number yesterday. The consequence was a
more spotted market and a decline In
speculative r-nthuslasm.
The dealings fell Into a state of decided
dullness at various times during the day
and the rush to buy. which carried prices
comprehensively upwards, was not In
evidence at any time during the day. The
profit taking was not precipitate, snd
was not carried far at, the expense of
values. Any advance in price was taken
advantage of to sell stocks, but the- pres
sure relaxed at a recession in prices to
last night's level or below. The conse
quence was that no great Inroads In
prices were caused by the profit taking.
The policy was reverted to of shifting
operating from one prominent slock to
another to sustain prices. In the first
hour the stocks chosen were Steel pre
ferred, Missouri Pacific, , Reading and
Erie. Later supporting operations cen
tered on 8t. Paul, while the early favor
ites were more or 'ess reactionary, es-
rooinlly 1 nlted States Steel preferred.
The absorption of Missouri Pacific was
on a very large scale, and the motive
offered for buying was that the stock
bad not moved commensurately with the
riso In the general market. The rise In
Sugar was 'in the face of competitive
price reductions for the product and the
excited demand for copper failed to bene
fit Amalgamated Copper. The news of
the day awakened !lttle Interest In market
circles and little attention was devoted to
the record of the tnpe as affording evi
dence of the public Interest of absenta
tion from dealings.
London was a seller here, and ths dis
count rate of the Bank of Germany showed
the effect of the higher bank dleount rate
In a cash gain of 312.555.tmO repaying of
loans to the amount of 315.130,000 and a
note contraction of $21,610,000. .
Sterling at continental points In conse
quence recovered. .The sub-treasury took
a considerable sum from the banks here
today, thus reversing the recent course
of the balances. Money rates, however.
Were unchanged. The stock market
closed rnther easy.
Realizing In specii'atlve bond 'ssurs mada
the bond mrk?t Irregulnr. Total sales,
par value. 37,346,000.
lTnlted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Rn1 T T I r h T rt,.
Aicnison ,
do preferred
Baltimore A Ohio...
do preferred
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J ,
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton -
do preferred t..
Chicago O. W 14.800
Chlcnso & N. W s.inn
C. M. & St. Paul. ...108,300 li.W 168"
do preferred loo 184 184
vnicago 'l er. ft TT.... 2,000
do preferred 700
C.. C. C. & St. Louis. 200
Colorado Southern.... 6.60O
do 1st preferred.... 2.2O0
16
85
234
66
28H
ao xa preferred 9,700
Delaware & Hudson. 7,500 1754, 1744
Denver A R!o1d... iio
do preferred....; 200
Erie 98,300
do 1st preferred. ...11,900
do 2d preferred 6,200
HocWng Valley
do preferred 200
Illinois Central. 4...... 2.800
Jowa Central 6.600
do preferred 3,600
25
82
3b
70H
49
jv. t-. southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nash...
Manhattan L
2U
1.000 158
Metro. Securities 2.900 85
Metro. St. Ky 1,000 123
Minn. 6 St Louis..... 600 60
Mv St. P. A 8. a M. 600 83
do preferred 1.600 134i
MlexourL Paclfio 94,600 1054 103 1044
M., K. eV T 4.200 294 283 24
do preferred 2,000 68 67 674
Nat R. R. of M. pfd. 1.200 42 414 42
N. T. Central. 8,900 135 1344 1344
Norfolk & Western.. 11,000 734 724 724
do preferred 100 93 93 93
Ontario & Western. .11,200 364 354 86
Pennsylvania 65,800 1364 135 13H4
Reading - ,.4 122,900
do 1st preferred 1,500
do 2d preferred 900
Rock Island Co 23,900
do preferred 3,300
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd. 2,0O
6t. Louis 8. W BOO
do preferred 61.000
Southern Pacific... ,...76,800
Southern Pac. pfd 6.100 1104
Pia o.iis) Uij 115.
'way 12,900 ' 84 34V
I.; .1.700 '95 94,
flc.. 11, 0 86 843
ouuuirrn jnaiiway...
00 prererrea.
Texas & Paclfl
T.. St. L. & Western. M0 31
union pacific .'..91,600 1074
do preferred 1.100 95
Wabash 2,200 22
do preferred 7,2uO 44
Wheeling A L. K 1,000 19
Wisconsin Central 600 224
do preferred 300 46
Mexican Central 20,709 174
Adams Express Co
American Express Co. 100 210
IT. 8. Express Co 100 119
Wells-Fargo Ex. Co
Amalgamated Copper. 43.700 ' 6T4
Am. Car A Foundry. 1.6f0 274
do preferred 3,400 &S4
Am. Cotton Oil..,..'.., 1,000 ., 32
do preferred 100 93
American Ice 8.500 84
do preferred 4.80O 41
Am. Linseed OU 2,6V0 15
do preferred 600 874
Am. Locomotive 10,300 294
do preferred 8no 98
Am. Smelt. & Ref..., 4.600 674
do preferred 2,800 109
Am. Sugar Reflnlng. .80,6ii0 1374
Anaconda Mining Co. l. 9t
Brook. Rapid Transit. 49. 500 6x4
Col. Fuel A Iron 6.SO0 89Z
Consolidated Gas 14.2fl 2184
Corn Products.... 1,200 18
do preferred 500 f 764
Distillers' Securities.. 3.700 344
8
404
28
974
10 70
34 sn
174 1774
1? m
77 77
2.14 23t
9ii'i 97
374 87
General' Electric...
8,000
internal. Paper.,,,
do preferred
National Lead
North American...
Paclfio Mall
,.. 1.700
.. 1.300
. 7.600
... 1,010
.. 900
People s Gas 4.700
Pressed Steel Car 3 to
do preferred 1,400
Pullman Pa lane Car. .A...-.
Republic Steel....,... 1.600
do preferred. 2.MKI
Rubber Goods 1.800
do preferred lfni
22
85
M
11
894
Tenn. Coal A Iron.... 4.flro
V. & Leather 86.300
do preferred 4,200
IT. S. Realty A Imp... 1,600
IT. 8. Rubber 1 600
do preferred 400
IT. 8. Steel 60,600
lo preferred 119.100
Westing. Klectrlo 8.300
86
184
VI
'-'4 644
28 28
814 834
21- 23
82 R"?4
1K4 . iniJ
Western Irnlon 1.400
92 r.
Total sales for the day, 1,620,700 shares.
Foreign Finaarlnl ,
I.ONDON. Oct. 18. MONEY Msrkst
easy end discounts were firm, On the
stock exchange trading was quiet and Ir
regular on profit taking. More attention
was given to the condition of foreign ex
change and the money prospects, the feel
Ing regarding the future being less assured.
Consols wwre steady and lioine rails re
scied. Americans opened Irregular and
hardened in places to above parity. On
I?. 2 Western snd Norfolk A Western
were the features. United States Steel
tm r-'ri'"l Trunk was dull on the
traffic, return being disappointing. .
wJa d Rl,r,r7,,,TJ1,,e Wer
nerlHlji, ,mP''ovd a trifle.. Im-
oTioted iPa?i! "J""" "en 16. of 19o4 wers
ini,- ti.i- 5 d"" of 14 lnts. Rio
VlsU l ..mnu"!"1 a0" ,h" eduction Of the
vimiiie ffupplteai of corner
tortaV" tk'V .Rd' L,dln ursa
deT,cv qUl"' Wl,h waiting . ten-
E.1-11:'" on ,n bourse to
r mere fluctuating and the market was
ensitlv, 0WUl, , iu, witr report. M thl
a
sen
..Z3.100 85H 84 85U
.. 2,200 101 101 101
..13,K) 94'A , 4H 84H
.. 200 98 96 954
.. 3,200 184 133 133,s
.. 100 184 184 . 1K3
.. 4.80O, 46 46 45 ,
aft t
.... ao
19H 184 194
19'aM IDUi loo.
i "OH.
188
8 . T VX
IB 16
854 85'
22V, 23lJ
53 54
9 .
178 '
294M
2914 29'i
81Z 81
84 '4 85Z
H 70i2
48Vs
.... 83
8974 394
144 1444
28 '. 2S
47 49
2o4 27
494 49
135 135-V
158 158
84Vi 84
122 1224
59 69
83 83
89
144
294
494
... 1,100 27
' &K 60
6.700 13
134 Mil.
close the tone was Indecisive. Russian Im
perial 4s were quoted at M .. and Rusalan
bonds of 19o4 st BIB. The private rate Of
discount was 2H per cent.
- New York Mnaey Market.
NEW YORK. Oft: 18-MONEY-On CaU.
tesdv at per rent; closing bid. l
per cent; offered at 2 per cent; time losna,
steady; sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety days
and six months, SH'SIH per cent; prims
mercsntlle paper. 4H5 rr cent.
STERLING! EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bsnkers' MHs at 84-8670f
4.8576 for demand snd at 84 M) for alxty-
day
34fcV
hlllw: nostf
ed rates. M MD f.MH and
; commercial puis, w.
SILVER Bar,
o"c; mexican oouors,
Uc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
The following are th closing quotations
on stocks and bonds:
o a. rf
U, r....lMM!!tit. ran. o!6 4s.lM4j
4o.epon
lmw Uei. ( antral
74
4a to. res
So coupon ... .
do new 4s. frf
4o coupon
to ola 4m r.
.!4i do 1st Inc
. 1H
w
1"! W
MS
. T,
.lanu,
.tMH
.104
. '"5
,liv"4
. tH
Minn. A l. L.
..n"
..ins
M-, K. A T. 4a
do til
t. R. R. of M c. 4l
N. T. f. t a....
K. J C. t IHa
tin. PacISc 4a
lull
N A W. . 4o
Or. 8. t 4a A par.
o coupon
Atrhlen gon
4
00 sal.
Atlantic r. L, 4s.,
Bait. A Ohio 4s...
Central of n. Is..
do 1st tne
t'h.i, A Onto 4m.
Chi. A Alton IHs
C, B. Q. n. 4a
C. M. A 8 P I
C. A N. W. e, V
C. B. I. A P. 4a.
60 col. la
rrc. A s u s .
ChlraiO Tef. 4a....
Con. Tobacco 4a...
Colo. A t. 4a
Danrcr A R. O 4s.
Eric prior llan 4a..
do gen. 4a
f W. A D C. la.
............
... H
...10J
... H
pann. cenv. aa.
i"iw
aaiRcanlni sen. 4a....
.104 St I. I at. con. 11
. am'st. L t I. f. ft 4a. aavt
. St. L. 8. W. lma.... M
10i Scabnarrl Air Llna 4a. (1
.i:T4 So. Pacific 4a T4
. TTV So Rallwar aa 11'
atVTsx. A P. lata 1H
. .101 ,
T., H, U 4 W. 4a.. II
Colon PacISc 4a l"
.. 11
.. n
.. M
..tm
do con, 4a 10
r. S. Stacl Id Sa
Waha.h lata 11
..ino
do dab. B nH
. WHlW. A L. B. 4a II
.HOH Wla. r.ntral 4a It
Horklns Valley 4H...1'iColo.
fuel conr. la., an
Loula. A K. am. 4a..ioi
Roaten Stock Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 18-Call loars.
cent; tlm loans, 455 per cent,
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlaon sd. 4a Adrantura .....
2 per
Ofllclnl
14
do 4a lrntk
Allouaa
.' lH
Mc. Cantral 4a Tl
Atrhlaon l
do pfd l'1
Bnnton A Albanr 241
Beaton A Valna 1M
Boaton Blcratcd If
Pltchburs pfd l'SH
Mci. Central 1H
N T.. N. H. A H-.-lMtk
Amalgamated .
Am. r.lnc
Atlantic ......
Bingham ,
Cal. A Heels...
Centennial ....
Copper Range
Pair Weat ...
Dominion Coal
rranklln
Orancr
IHe Rorale ...
Maaa. Mining
Mtrhlaan
Mohawk
Mont. C. AC.
Old Dominion .
Onceola
Parrot
Qulncy
M
114
It
no
(40
EE'S
u
:::::::
i
- m
"Pcro Marquette 7a
t nlon Pacinc ...
Am. Arga. Chem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba.
Am. Sugar
do pfd
1
.... II
....
....m
....14IS
.... ia'A
.... IStt
.... 14
IH
J-..
M
8.V
m
Am. Tel. A Tel.
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A a
Enlaoa E I
Maaa. Eleo
do pfd ,
Maaa. Oaa ,
t'nlted Fruit, ...i
. . . .ISO
Shannon
14 iTamarack ....
, in
i
"'4
::::::: Jft
V.
. 64H Trlnltr
. 4li I'. 8. Mining
.104 IV. 8. Oil ....
V. 8. Mach
'oh., m t'lal
d IHtlVlct
eel aew
MMnWol
isa com 15 I
m t'lah
do pfd
imivtctorla
V. 8. fUeel
Inona ....
do pfd
Woltarlns ....
wcat houa com
JUId. 'SAsked,
London Stock Market,
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Closing:
Conaola. money.
.11 1-1 N. T. Central ...
,.. Di Norfolk A Weat.
... m do pfd
... 81S Ontario A W....
...104 PennerWanla ...
.. ITHiRand Mlnaa
do account ...
. 4
. 14
. S74
. V0
. 46
. 41
:i
. 14 .
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
de pfd
Baltl. A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific
Chea. A Ohio ..
C. Ot. Weat....
C, M. A St. P.
PcBeere
D. A Rio O....
do pfd
Erie
do lit pfd ....
do ta pfd ....
III. Central ....
Loula. A Naah..
M., K. A T
...1J. Reading
4i
do let Dfd
.... 18V
....11
....lMVa
.... W
.... 4't
.... us
.... VI
.... so
...1414
....1MK
do Id pfd
R. Railway .
do pfd ...
B. Pacific ....
Union Paelfta
...110
do pfd '
V. 8. Steel M7t
do pfd IA4
Wabaah 21
o pfd 4Stt
Spanlih 4a .....a... 17
SILVER Bar,
firm; 284d per o.
: MONKXlwueV per cent.
The rate of dlcount In the open market
for short bills Is 24 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 9-163 11-16 per cent.
Mew York Mlnlaar Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. The following Are
ths closing prices on rpinln stocks
Adams Con 30
Little Chief
.. .6 I
..WO 1
..115
..
.. 13
.. t7
..
.. 10
..196
Alice v.... ........ U
Breece (18
Brunawlck Con 6
Comatock Tunnel .... 10
Con. Cal. A Va ISO
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pr.tosl
Savage
Horn Silver MM
ilerre Nevada
Iron Silver .10
gmall Hopes .
Leadvllle con . ..1 . . . I aMtaodard
Assessment pidj ?
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Oct.. lS.-Today'e sUte
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive f ths 8160.000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: 1 Available, cash balance, 3146,926,224;
gold, 870.396,941.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. 18 WOOL Strong and
active are the adjectives which describe
this week's market. A healthful tone seems
to exist everywhere. Manufacturers are
not very free buyers in this market, but
are comnetlng with buyers in western mar
kets. Many new mi y era are. seen. Terri
tory wools are going freely at firm prices.
Pulled wools arriving are showing Im
proved staples and values are strong. For
eign grades are firm hut quiet. Quotations:
Territory, Idaho, fine, 18W184C; heavy fine
iif(()i6c; nne meoium. lsaxinvtc: meoium
19t
uoc; low meoium, zitasrc
Wvnrniner flno
lfic- rtne medium
low medium iM
low meaium, -W
164T17c; heavy nne. &b
23c; Utah and Nevada fine. 17iffl74c; heavy
fine. lb8lnc; nne medium, iinc meaium,
aWMlc; low medium,' 22g23c; Dakota fine,
I718c; fine medium,' 17(tl8c; medium,
21c; low medium, 22fT23c; Montana fine
choice, 21ffi22c; fine average, 1920c: fine
medium choice, 21gr22c; average. 1983l)c;
stnnle, 223c; medium choice. 222Se.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 18. WOOL Steady :
medium grades, combing and clothing, 20(3
26c; light fine. 16C0c; heavy, 1216c; tub
wsshed. 2236c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. METALS The
London tin market was a little lower, with
soot thers closing at 132 and futures at
130 16s. Locally the market seemed a
little easier In Consequence and demand
was quiet, with snot quoted at 328.756 28.85.
Copper was also lower in London, closing
at 60 ts for spot and 60 8s9d for futures.
Locslly the market continues firm, with
lake held at 313.124113.874; electrolytic,
318.00013. 25: casting. 812.87413.00. Load was
unchanged at 13 8s9d In Ixindon and -at
24.20434.30 In the local market. Spelter was
higher at 23 2s 6d In London and remained
steady here at 85.20B6.36. Iron closed at
60s 6d nt Glasgow and at 43s 9d In Middles
boro. Ixicslly Iron was steady at the recent
advance. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted
at 314.4518.00;' No. 2 foundry Northern. No.
1 foundry southern and No. . 1 foundry
soMthern soft at. 14'00t4'6?; . . -
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 18 METALS Lead,
firm at 84.16420; spelter, strong at 86.10.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. It COTTON Spot
closed quiet. 15 points' advsnce; middling
uplands, 10.36c; middling gulf, 10.60c; sales,
(00 bsles. 1
LIVERP"OL.'Oct 18. COTTON Spot In
moderate demand; prices 12 to 14 points
lower: American middling fair, l.ftSd; good
middling. 6.46d; middling, . 8.36d: low mid
dling, 6.22d good ordinary, 6.06d; ordinary,
4 2d. The sales were 7,000 bales, of which
300 were for speculation and export, 1 and
Included 6,000 American. ' Receipts, 84.000
bales,. Including 66, American.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 18- COTTON Quiet snd
unchanged. Middling. 10c. Salea. none. Re
ceipts. 159 bales; shipments, 20 bales; stock,
6,331 bales. ..
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 18.-COTTON
Steady: sales, 9,700 bsles; ordinary. 94o;
good ordinary, 811-16ct low middling. 9 6-16c;
middling. ;kc; gooa miaaung,,in i-ie- mia-
Receipts',' 26,630 bales;
aung rair. ius-ioc.
stock. 182.798 bales.
Bagir anal Molasses. ,
NEW YORK. Oct. 18-SUGAR Raw
quiet; fair refining, 8c: centrifugal, 96 test,
(4c; molasses sugar. 34c; refined stesdyi
No. 8, e66e; No. 7. 6.60c; No. 8, 4 40c; No. 9,
4S6c; No. 10. 4 3 .c; No. 11. 4.1 No. 12 IV;
No. 13. 4.10c; No. 14. 4-10e; confectioners' A,
4 80c; mould A, 6.30c; cut loaf, 6.65c; crushed,
3.65c; powdered. 8.05c; granulated, 4.95c;
cubes, 6.30c.
MOLAfSKB Firm: V Orleans open
kettle, good lo choice, 3137e.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 18. SUOAR
Strong; open kettle, 343c; open kettle
centrifugal. 44H4c; centrifugal whites,
416-16r: vellows, new, 4 7-164 ll-16c; sec
onds. 2SrMc..
MOL ASHES Oneo kettle nomtnali new
centrifugal, 248i28c.
SYRUP-New crep. 17c
fotea Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. H.-COFFEE Msrke
for futures was steady and 8 to 16 points
higher at the opening, snd later Increased
the sdvance, closing stesdy, net 10 to
higher, with ths spot months showing ths
frreateat gain In spit of selling by leading
in porters. Total' sales of futures were re
ported at 105.260 bass. Including: October.
85 80; November W 7ifi 76; Peernhtr. 340
ti6 90; January. 6 90; February, 37.16; March,
7.1(v,i7 15; April, 87 25; Mav. 87 80ft7 86; July,
tf.46r7.M); September.' 37 sTi7.66. Snot Rio
firm; No. 7 Invoice, 8u; mild quiet.
, , , ,
lagar Prices Decline.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13 -All grades of re
fined sugar were reduced 10 cent a nun
dr4, pounds today, ' ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET I
Beef Eteera About Stead, but Oowa and
Feedara Are Stronger.
HOGS ARE FULLY flVE CENTS LOWER
Lighter Itaa ( Sheep Thaa Generally
Expected aa with Good Desnaad
All aearees Market Active
4 Steady to Streag.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 13. 18-4.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
tattle,
Htn. Sheep
... 7.4u
... ,luO
2.0,8 U.idO
a. 4.0 lu.io
Two days this week. ..13,640
Same oays laat wees. ,.12. 6t
Same two weeks ago....U.4S6
Same three wScks ago. .20,019
Same four weeks sgo....6.i!H
Same days last year.... 17,999
RkCElfTrs UR THE i CAR 1U.UAIK
The following table shows tne receipts of
cattle, hogs snd sheep at South Omaha (or
nm year 10 aaie Kitn comparisons:
. li4. lKtid Inc. T'-
Cattle T20.181 tS2.0r?9 111.88
Hog l.obo.498 1.8.a.rO 36.513
"heep L8;5.J64 79'7
I'll ioiit.Mii.tt u.uie a..M,a t... av44
price of hogs at booth utuilia tor the laa
auverai aoAS with coniiaxnsonsi
Date. 1 not. iiaoa . iifoj. iiwi . io . iis liaee.
8 73 I 7 88 1 8 19 4 83 3 74
BU I - 1 H I 111 U "I
8 71
a ai4t a 1 a sa
e s ku T 4I I
8 iuHi s ', V bit 6 83
8 ?8t i 141 7 18 It 84
im 111
IT1
I 81 4 sb 3 78
I 111
9 '.7
in
1141
I H I I nn I
i 8741 8 u 1 tl I 7t( let 4 W
8 w mJ 1 1 mi a Tat 1 ui 4 1
I 71
in
14 : 6 69, 1 fi . w. 1 2ii i J.'
b li'n
it' 17.
4
X a
a 744 6 to
I 6 61
mm
7 16. 75 D 13l j
20 8 88j 8 181 4
7 O Oi'i S IVl 4 "I
8 71
s
I 66
164
I U I Oil s m ei
b 7lbl 8 67
. B ail b is
4 81
8 in
6 64 7 42 U
t 84,
3 8a
8 6541 8 41 7 89
B5
8 68
3 i
a
8 841 ( 18;
7 38
8 831 8 08
a i3 5 02:
s is
I "I
7 04
6 H
4 t&J
6 22
6 141 4 921
4 o
4 81
4 a
4 20,
4 34,
l4
161 4 801
3 6
8 20
C 20 4 VJj
14 VMI
3 63
3 68
8 87
8 43
3 49
5-37
6 25
7 07
7 1 8 I9
7 uui 6 181 4 82
3 b
8 Ok
a
6 91 6 22 4 72 4 20;
7 15 6 SOI 4 04 4 lb
8 024j
4 8741
8 70
867
7 02 8 27 4 52 4 10
Initlt'afes Hiinrlnt.-
The official number ot cars of atock
brouaht in todav bv each road wasi
tattie. nogs, en p. n r
C, JI. A St. P. Ry....
vv aoasn
Mo. Pac. Ry
U. P. System
C. ox N. W. Ry
E. A M. V. Ry..
C, 'St. P., M. A O....
B. A M. Ry
C, H. A W. Kv
C, R. I. ft P. Ry. east
C., R. I. A P. west..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. West ....
1.413 39.1.0
.7i.l 46.149
.-, an; I
11. 2W t-0 361
8.4bO 47,101
6,766 44.1U4
Bpt. 13..
Dept. IN..
Sept. JO...
Hept. a..
Hik. U..
Sept. 34..
Bepu 35..
Sept. 3o..
pt ..
bept.
Sept. 3..
bept. v. .
Oct. 1....
Oct ....
Oct 8....
Oct ....
Oct. 8....
Oct a
Oct 7....
Oot 8....
Oct ....
Oct 10... 8 8244
Oct. U... 8 40
Oct 12... 6 81
Oct. 13... 8 16
Oct 14.. .8 11
Oct. 14... 11
Oct. 1...
Oct. 17...
Oct. 18...
19 80
!
21 4
10
16 4
. :?
i
81 38
66
Total receipts 248
The dlaposlilon of the day's receipia was
as follows, eacn Duyer puicnasing ine num
liuyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
umana racaing uo 401.
Bwltt and Company.. ..1,kj
cuuany packing Co slu
Armour A Co 1,261
Armour st Co., Soo City ...
Vansant A Co 211
Carey ot ronton lot
Lobman ea Co I04
Vv. i. Stephen 301
liill ox buii 10
Huston dk Co 10.
o4U
1,100
1.808
1.4S4
bis
8,1H
1,01
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 128
i-,. '. Husi i....... 110
Wolf dk Murnan 449
bam Werinimerv ..vm
Mine haggerty 98 .
J. tt. Hoot ot Co '91
Bulla dk Kline ui-
iriiton
U. A
443 "
198)
jucurary A (Jary HI
Oilier ouyerj ,1 8 jo 11,32
Totals
..6, 491 6,746 16,tjt
I'iTTLK Hacelnta of cattla this mornlna
vrere aulta moderate at all points atid as a
result trading wss quite active with the
feeling a little better than yesterday, at
least on the -more desirable srsdes.- Buy
ers were all out early and a good clearance
was maae. - : 1
There were about sixteen cars ot corn
fed steera Included In the receipts this
morning, but the quality ot most of them
was. rather Inferior and In fact, ' thers
was nothing strictly prime with which
to make a good top to the market. The
prices paid looked just about steady with
yesterday and aside from some of the
wsrmed up cattle which were rather neg
lected trading was quite active and moat
of them were disposed of In good season.
The quality of the western range beef
steers on sale this morning wss rather
Inferior, and thst doubtless explains In
a large measure the apparently limited de
mand. Packers, though, took hold fairly
wen. aii nuns coiisiucrcu. ana tne prices
P'l( showed little or no chsnge from yes-
terdriy. The more, desirable grades sold
.i hnk ih t,i.i.
or less neglected the same as usual.
There wers sbout fifty cars of cows In
cluded In the receipts, snd as all the pack
ers hsd liberal orders, the market rulfd
sctlve snd strong nil around. From the
'way buyers acted there were not enough
cows to go around, so there was consider
able competition end al the early arrivals
were soon disposed of.
Bulls, veal calves and stags sold In very
much the ssme notches they did vesterdny
The storker and feeder market was active
and steady to strona. The quality of the
offerings wss If anything better thrl usual
very few lls-ht common ctle being of'.
fered. Speculators were all anxious for
good cattle of all weights and such kinds
charged hands freelv st strong prices
Those lacHnar In ous'lty sold In about the
same notches they did yesterday. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF "STEERS.
NO. . AV. FT. No. At.
17 .1133- 4 4 Il.......;....fi4
46..;.... UN i H II t...lNI
14 1211 4 10 16 Ull
M 11SI I 60
Pr.
I w
I TO
i N
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
II. HI IH
COWS.
1.. ,. m 1 i ,, 11.
..1041
..JH0
.. Ml
.. 110
..0M
..HIT
I 46
I 60
I H
I 40
I M
I 00
I ,
10.. 1.11
11.. IIT
1 ..!
I HI
U0
1 76
I 10
I It
I 18
10
I 10
I II...
1 ...
t...
BULLS.
8 tf
1
3
1
10
.140
BTAOB.
...ITU 4 76
CALVES.
, 8ao
161
! w 151
J M 1 1(10
I to
00
I M
Itockers and'feeqers
0
n M to ......, HI 11
rta-tSHAHK A.
8 co we..,
cows...
I cow
1 cow
1 cow
7 feeders.
8 cow..,,
8 cows.,..
I cons...,
4 bulls..,.
8 feeders.
. 907
. 917
. 970
.1020
. 870
. 851
.1010
. 806
. 913
.1312
2 It
cows 734
1 85
3 30
t 26
2 25
2 70
1 10
2 68
2 65
1 00
2 90
8 75
3 40-
2 80
3 46
110
1 50
1 86
8 00
I 78
3 20
3 88
180
1 60
1 bull 18,0
. 1 calf 300
1 calf 2)
I steer 1100
12 feeders.. 878
2 10
2 50
8 26
I 75
1 68
2 66
2 00 .
2 66
8 30
1 90
8 10
1 16
2 80
i 20
a 20
I 60
I 30
too
160
4 cows.
. 8 cows.
850
926
940
8bl
a cows.
18 cows..
890
4 fee
eders.. 866
2 feeders.. 1160
4 f cedars., 8U7
18 feeders.. 887
8 feeders.. 806
8 feeders.. 1021
(6 feeders.. 870
8 feeders.. 670
47 feeders.. lUi
I feeders.. 896
4 feeders.. 757
7 cows 987
18 cows..... 981
7 feeders.. 794
cowl . , . .1048
Hcows..... 994
cow..... 876
Jcows 977
steers.... 992
steers.. ,.1210
20 steers.. ..1247
28 feeder.. 868
12 cows 849
4 cows 926
88 steers.. ..1143
8 steers., ..1221
11 steers. ...1173
4 steers . ..1180
WYOMING.
izu
20
20
20
85
138
1 86
t 76
1 90
1 76
1 80
1 W
2 60
808
a to
i ao
8 16
1 86
t 38
1 86
2 96
2 28
90
3 30
12 cows..
..1028
..104J
..1181
..llbtl
, 9 cows..
10 steers..
4 stacr..
t 79 steers..
80 steers..
3 stMrs..
18 cows...
14 cows.,,
11 J cows...
27 steers..
86 steers..,
74 steers..,
81 steers..,
8 helfera.
I 00 ws...
18 steers..
.124
.12.1
. BMJ
. 910
.luW
.Hot)
.1U4
. 0
. 476
.lol4
.1200
.1003
8 cows.
1216
33 sirs...
lie
861
20 feeders.. 940
o iiciici m
K4 leaer..ini
21 cows 11M
1 feeder... UeO
I feeders. .1076
1 feeder... 1220
I bull 1216
1 cow 1130
3 oows I
19 cows.,.,.ll
I cow 1070
1 cow m
1 heifer... 840
2 feeders. .1146
9 feeder.. lull
t feeders.'. 1116
14 feeders.
1112
7 steers.
1 cow...
I cows..
1 cow...
4 oows. .
3 cows..
16 oows..
8 cows..
1291
1100
82
1140
lo2
M
93
loui
7 feeders.. loao
27 feeder. .112
1 feeder.,. 770
3 40
3 80
8 40
3 feeder. .lloO
8 feuers..l'jJO
H. Kllna Neh
13 feeder.. 1046 3 26 8) cows 1030 1 80
2 feeders.. louO 8 06
Wyomlug Heteiotd Association Wyo.
19 cows luoi l ,
George N. Coob Wyo,
18 rows (f I 3 46 1 3 heifers.. 6T I 88
7 cows 778 3 0 6 steers ... 864 3 16
Mrs. o. Thompson s. v.
steers... lb (96 I cows KH6 3 26
1 bull 1240 3 no
Ackerman B tt. D.
19 steera.. ..109 2 90 8 cows 1008 I 80
U Ke.iyon-a D.
22 Bteers....l2o 2 86
Coners Bros S. D.
steers ... 1100 8 t
K. L. Osrbralth Neb.
20 feeders.. 101 4 3 04 feeders.. 860 178
lo fecuers..K7 3 08
H. Ormasher Neb.
37 feeders.. 1049 3 20 .3 feed4rs..l033 1 80
H. Franklin Csttl Company 8. L.
147 Steers... 1197 1 78
B. U. Blnner Neb
18 feeders.. 1118 3 16 2 feeders. .1000 1 78
Duhamel 4 Son fl. U.
tt steers.. t. 1U,I 10
Wilf.om Irvine S. D.
110 steers... llli I 95
C. A. Banks, Wyo.
feed era.. 1202 3 30 2 steers.. ..1170 185
111 feeders.. 124 8 16
W. Hooth. Wyo.
17 feeders., m 1 60 9 feeders.. 8P1 1 8
1 feeder.. 851 8 60 2 feeders.. 7t3 3 to
2 feeders.. loOO 8 u) 2 feeders.. 8b6 3 00
N W. Coleman, Neb.
I cows. .v.. 990 -2 00 23 cows 939 145
C. 11 Sheldon A Bon Nob.
36 cow .... 956 8 4U lrow 900 40
4 cow 910 2 06 .
P. J. Payne Wyo.
26 cows I(.i8 I 75 84 feeders.. 755 3 70
1 cow 1210 1 75
B. Mxon Wyo.
27 feeders.. 1167 8 30
William Runnells-Wyo.
83 feeders.. lu9 8 60 f eeJers. .1083 1C0
61 feeders. . 870 3 60 8 feeders. . 8.0 3 OU
i feeder... 820 3 60
IDAHO. .
81 steers. ...1180 1 46 6 steers.. ..1520 178
E. C. Wakeman. Wyo.
4 feeders.. 1037 1 00 15 steers. ...1430 165
82 feeders. .1142 3 40 4 steer. ...1-30 3 00
3 cows 10O8 2 76 1 steer 1040 2 hi
Ed Dolan Wyo.
10 feeders.. 1010 3 25
N. A. Jones Neb.
20 feeders. .ION 8 30 1 tce,:er... 960 I 73
C. A. Sheldon Neb.
63 feeders.. 1091 8 lo
W. Mann Neb.
38 feeders.. 992 8 Oo 4 feeders.. 988 1 50
E. J. Bristol-Neb.
25 feeders.. 1120 8 85
HOG9-"-There was not nn excessive run
of hogs in sight this morning at any of
the markets, but In splto of mat faot the
tendency of pilios continued drrsmwnrd,
The market here was fully a nickel lower,
which carried the bulk of the hogs and
the average price under the 36.00 mark for
the first - time since August 18. Trading
here was rather slow, as salesmen did not
like the Idea of tuklng the prices offered,
but as there was no prospect of an Im
provement the hog kept moving toward
the scales and a good rlsrance was made
by the middle of the forenoon. The bulk
of the general run of hogs went at 84.9S
and 84.974, with some of the commoner
kinds under 34.95. The choice light and
butcher weights sold largely from 35.00 to
35.05, with a top at 35.16. The top price was
paid for a very fancy load weighing 223
Ilia. They were, generally considered the
best load of hogs that has been here in
some time past. Representative stiles:
o. Wt. 8. Pr. No, Wt. Bh. Pr.
164 .. 18 ... 4 76 II Ill 140 4 I7Mj
WV 211 440 4 M TO 164 ... 4 174
13 IM 40 4 lt4 12 IM M 4 174
6 1 M 4 Mi IT IDT ... 4 I7V
6 in 300 4 Its II 141 IM 4 174
1 1l 80 4 H 14 14! ... 4 174
IT IS ... IS II M4 ID 4 174
11., 140 40 4 M 4 Ill 10 4 114.
II Ill ... 4M 61. ...... .141 10 4 11V,
50 17t ... 4 16 7T 141 140 4 114
fl SOS 1 0 4 lb II Ml 4 4 174
67 166 H IM II 171 ... 4 174
It iM 10 4 16 14 141 10 4 114
r.o If.1 ... 4 II II ,.t7 10 1 1:4
63 1l ... 4 Ii Tt . iM 10 4H4
an 561 ... 16 04 160 M 4 174
1 211 140 4 16 77 tr 110 100
M. ...... .114 0 4 16 Tt 160 10 I 00
..... ...M tO 4 US I7..S !40 IM a 00
64 247 ... 4 16 Tl 170 ... 6 00
1 17T 1J0 4 16 IT 140 ... I 00
14 ...171 MIS, lit V 40 S 00
31 Ill 10 4 16 fl 161 110 6 00
17.. ....... (43 40 4 86 ' II IM 10 I 00
II. ...... .IIT ... IH 11 Ml MO 100
II 26T 110 4 16 74 133 ... I 00
61 344 40 4 W 61 Ill ...1014
46 164 10 4 16 II 171 140 I 0H,
II r. ... IN 46 141 140 I 034
40 371 130 4 16 ' t? 144 ...1034
66 140 10 4 M 76 10 ... I 04
41 344 300 4 II 6 161 ... I 06
71 144 SO 4 M 14 30T ... 04
41. ...... .161 60 4 66 M Ill ... IM
II 360 130 4 16 U ill 40 I Ot
41 ..Ill ... 4 11 61 t ... IDS
167 130 4 16 l(... 121 ... 8 10 .
Hi 20 40 4 16 Tl 338 ... I It
47 354 10 4 174
SHEEP There was a small run of sheen
In sight this morning and with a good de
mand from both packers and feeder buyers
the market ruled active and steady to
strong all around. Thers were compara
tively few fat sheep and lambs included in
the arrivals, so that the better grades sold
trnna. with .others steadv. Tho tOD on
lambs today was 35.00, against 86.13 yester
day, dui mere were no strictly prime ianm
offered. A large number of feeder buyers
were axain on the market and both feeder
sheep' and lambs changed hand very freely
at steady to strong prices. Ths big run
of yeaterday was well cared tor and it took
but a short time to buy up the light run
of today. 1
Quotations ror grass sheep and lambsi
Good to choice yearlings. 83.7604.00; fair to
good yearlings. l3.5cX75; good to choice
wethers. 33.4Ca3.60; falr to good wethers,
33.26(33.40; good to choice eie. 83.3."!. 60;
fair to good ewes, 82.00i83.35; good to choice
lamDS, M.iiiljo.zu; iair to gooa lamos, ai.omii'
, ... . , 1 1 .... . o an. ,n ..'I
feeder lambs" 3 254.40; breeding ewes, 33.0.1
M.2S. Representative aalea:
No. Av. Pr.
282 Wyoming lambs 71 4 60 ,
3 Wyoming wethers 9i 8 80
14 Wvom na ewe .... 99 3 60
216 Wyoming wethers and y'r'gs 114 3 85
144 Utah feeder ewes 93 2 85
338 Utah ewes ,...102 8 40
2 Utah ewes....,,.. 76 8 40
3 Utah ewes.... W 3 40
40 Utah feeder ewes 93 ' 8 40
5 Utah wethers 90 8 90
46 Utah wethers 99 8 90
!24 Utah feeder lambs 69 4 35
SCO Utah lamb 67 5 00
713 Wyoming ewes 90 2 70
e laano ewes ...100 8 40
3 Idaho wethers 87 S 40
12 Idaho wethera : 74 8 86
171 Idaho wethera 67 . 8 66
293 Idaho feeder lambs.. 63 4 36
373 Idaho lambs
68 6 00.
"a
CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hogs Lower, Sheep
' Steady, Lambs Lowe.
CHICAGO. Oct. 18. CATTLE Receipt.
11, WW head, Ino.udlng 3,000 westerns and 600
Texan; market sieauy; goou to prime
Steers, 36.8t6.76; poor to medium, 1.764
.16: 'mocker and teeders. 82.2aru4.00: cows.
l.boi4.o0; heifer, 32.00a4.b0; canners, l.bo.(i
t.ii; bulls, 32.014.26; calves, tj.oOo.i..;
Texas fed steers. 83.75ijuS.6v; western steers.
D.uti4.76.
i-iuixB neceipta, ib,vj neaa; marxei s 10
10c lower; mixed and butcher, 34.906a.86;
good to choice heavy, io.lu(tX.2; rough
neavy, 84.60&7.00; light, 84.s0(u.20; bulk of
sales, 34.9a4v.16.
AND LAHB8. Receipts. 40.000
head; market, sheep steady; lambs lowsr;
good to choice wetners, 34.o04?4.oO; fair lo
choice mixed, lXMj.3.16; webisrn slieep,
tJ.i4.25; native lamu. 34. 5tKu6.no; wetru
lambs, 83.(i0!a6.U -
Kansas City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 18.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 21.600 head. Including 700 southerns;
maiket on beef steers strong, other cattle
steady to loc lower: choice export and
dreaaed beef steers, 6b.25wb.2l; fair to good,
V4.w(ib.2f; western ted steers, 34.oO-ub.75;
stockers and feeders, 2 txw.iS; soutnsrn
stceis, 2.bu3.76; southern cow, 31.6o2.i;
native cow, 31. bOc98.su; native helter, ij.mi
Ul.60; bull, Il.76o4.6o; calves, i.uoi(o.0t).
I1UUU ItacelDU. 12.000 head: market
steady to be lower; top, 66.274; bulk of sates,
64. lUiio.ai; heavy, 35.164yi.4: - packers,
o ui.Hiti.lb-, pigs and light, 4.5ou6.D6.
B IIK.tr- AiNU LAMB6-ItecelptS, S.bUO
head: market 10a hiaher: natlva lamb.
64.xK6bu; natlvs wethers, 83.2ta4.o; native
ewes. u.uu(u-4.4u: western lamos. 4.2.Kii0.ot);
western yearlings, 13.001t74.Oo: western sneep,
83.26s4.8Il; stocker and feeder, li.6oya.txi.
t. Il Live Slock Market.,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18. CATTLE Receipts,
000 head. Including 2.6UV Tsxans: maiaat
steady: natlvs shipping And exuort steers.
84 5O'u.O0; dressed beet and butcher steer,
64 2b.416.iu; stcei s under l.uuD pounds, tJ.awii
wi; siocKsrs ana iteaers, v.wu.m; cuk
and heifers, 32.2b4i4.1o; canners, I1.8cfg2(0,
bulls, 6-'oU3.b; calves. 33.Oottf7.26; Tcxaa
and Indian steers, 2.b04j.46; cows ana
heifers. !.. 64(2.70.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head: market
-I , u - ., , u, tA t 1 n . ..
8b.luiu4i.3ti; Lutvliers and boat heavy, 4.it
.to.
rJHEEP AND LAMBS- RecelDt. t.ooj
head; market alesdy; native muttons, 84.1
ui bt: lambs. 84 26'u6.30: culls and bucks.
M.OMolou; stockers, i.u4(3.(rt); Tsxans, w
44.00. .
Stock ta Bight.
Ths following table shows the receipts tf
stock at the six pilnclpal western market
yesterday;
t
fotitn Omaha
Sioux City I,.
i,'naa City ..
St. Louis .A. 1..
St. Joseph
Chicago ...............
Cattle. logs. Sheep.
5,4.0
1U.2UU
. 7e
. 21.600
. 6.00
.' 11.000
2.000
8.000
a. i
18.000
6,600
3.0U)
40,000
Totals..
a.m 49,188 87,43
laai rl4 lira Steflc Market.
SIOUX CITY. I., Oct. J8.-Speclal Tel.
iin CATTLE-R'lls. 700 iid; mar
el steady; beeves, la 6'igo 7o; cows, bulls
f
sua
luixvd, 8i.2oij4.Wi slockars - and
feeders, 82 60ffl. 60; 'calves and yearlings.
sz n"Tia w
HtHjS-Recelpts. 2.ro bawd; market 8TJ1C0
lower; selling, 34 .80 tit-00; bu.k. 34.9i4.9o.
! t. Joseph Lire sleek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.2.12 head; market steady to 10c
lower; natives. t.T8M(.S6: row and heif
ers. 81.604JI6.09; stockers and feeders, l:.7(v
8S6.
HOGS-Rccelpts, tW hesd; market B
T4 lower; liajit. 84.9i'i.U,t; medium and
heavy. 8.S0Mi5VV
SMEKP AND I.A MBS Receipts, l.TTaJ
hesd; msrket lftfflf klpher; lambs. ,85.68.
OMAHA WHOLGDAI.F MARKET.
Staple anl Fancy Proilaca.
EGGS K7ndll atock. 19o
LIVE POULTRY Hens. JfS4c; roosters.
5c; turk-rys, 1012c; ducks, kvc; geese, 6cj
spring chickens. 9(1940.
HITTTER-Packltig stock, lie; cholcs to
fancy dairy, 14fil8c: separator, 18c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 10c; pickerel. 8c
rlke, 10c: rerch, 7c; blueflsh, 12c; whlteflsh,
Oc; salmon. 14c; reUenupper. Uc; lolter,
frecn. 20c; lobtr. boiled, 30c: bullhead.
Ic; catfish, 14c; black bass, 2oc; halibut,
10c; croppies. 12c; roe shad, 81; buffalo, 7c;
whit nas. uc; frog lega, per aos., ibc.
BR AN Per ten. 816
HAY Friers quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers" association: Choice No. 1 upland,
f 60; No. 2, 30.00; medium. 36.30; coarse,
15 00. Rye straw. 35.00. Thee prices sre
for hav of good color and quality.
OYSTERS New York countb. per can,
4e: extrs selects, per can. 37c; standard,
per csn, 82c: bufk efandnrds, per gal . 31 35;
rulk extra selrcis, pee gt!.. 31.7b; bulk Nsw
York counts, per gal., 82.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS. -
ORANOES-Mcxlcan. sixes 156, 176, 200,
216. 150. 34.00.
LF.MONS-Csllfornla fancy. 270, 800 and
SCO. 4 50; choice, 3.1.7W4.O0.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgsM 82.00;
Hsllowl in 70-lh. box. per lb., 60. 1
FIGS Calif ornl. per 10-lb. carton, 767J
85c; Imnorted Smyrna, 2-crown. 12c;6-crown,
14c; 7-crown, 16o; fancy Imported, washed,
In l-b. pkgs., liV7J19c; California, per case
of 3-1 pkas.. 82.18.
BANANAS Her medium elsed bunch,
$20ra?.5fl; lumbo, .2.75'a3.50.
FLORIDA PINEAPPLES 14 and 30 slse,
per crate. 33.76.
FRUITS.
APPLES Home-grown Jonathan, per bb.,
rlPO; Ben Davis. 32.26: New York Poumi
wests. 83.0)1; New Irora Kings, 83.00; New
York Pippins, 32.75; New-York Greenings,
3?.M.
PEACHES Colorado clings, per bog, 85c;
Utsn. per box, 86c.
PLl'MS Utah and Colorado plum and
prunes, 76f7SOe.
PEARS Utah, Colorado and California,
foil varieties, ner box. 81.904T2.Ort.
CANTELOl'PE Genuine Colorado Rocky
Fords, per crate, 82.00.
CELERY-Per dos., 25fl50c. ':
GRAPES Home-grown, per 6 to 8-lb.
basket. 17c; California Tokay, per case, 31. 60
fri.06; Nsw York and Ohio, per 8-lb. bas
ket. iOe. .
CRANBERRIES Cape Cods, per bbl.,
88.26: per box. 33.25.
QUINCES California, per box. 11.60.
VEGETABLES. ,
POTATOES New home-giown. In sacks,
per bu., 40o. -
TURNIPS Per bu., 6O0; Canada rutav
bsgas. tier lb., lc.
BEETS Per bu., BOe. '','
CARROTS Per bu.. 60c. '
NAVY BEANS Pr bu., 31.7511.90. t
ONIONS Home-grown. In sacks, per bu.,
ROcr Sparlsh. per crate, 11.00.
TOMATO K8 Home-grown, per market
basket. r5?85c.
CABBAGE Home-grown, per 100 lbs.. "Oo.
AVAX I'BANfl Per market basket. 80c.
SWEET POTATOES Home-vrown. per
bu. ba-ket. 75c; Vlrg nln. per bbl.. 82.51.
GREEN PEPPERS Per b'J. basket. 50c, ,
SOTTAS H Home-grown, per do,, 50c.
EGG PLANT Home-p.rown, per dos., 75c,
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full crram,
11c; Wisconsin Young America, 12c; block
BWISf, new, 10C; ola, lomiio; Wisconsin,
brick. 124c; Wisconsin llmberger, 1140.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per ID.,
16o: hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell.
per lb., 18o; No. 2 hardshell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c is roasted peanuts,
per lb.. 8c; Chill walnuts, per lb., l'J4rl34c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell,
IS". ' .1.
HIDE8-N0. 1 green, Tc: No. 1 green.
No. 1 salted. 4c; No. t salted. 74c; No. I
veal calf. 9c; No. 1 veal calf, Tc: d'y snlted,
loaiV; sheep pelts, 25c(fj31.00; horse hides,
tt.6oa3.oo.
Oils and Rosla. '"
OIL CITY, Oet. 18 -OILS-,rdlt - bal- ,
ances. I61I. Certificates, no bid. Bhlpmenta,
88.407 bbls.; average, 73.874 bbls.; runs. 82,
077 bbls.; average, 68.320 bbls. Shipments!
Lima. 69.S3S bbls.; sveroge, 64 909 bbls: rune,
Lima. 66,106 bbls.; average. 87,869 bbls.
SAVANNAH, OA., Oct 18. TURPEN
TINE Firm. 62o.
ROSIN-FIrm; A. B. C. 12.624: D, 12 874;
E, 12.60412.624; F, K.05; G. 83.76; H. 32 80;
1. 32.85: K, 83.76: M, 84.20; N, IttO; W. G.,
84.; W. W.. 31.88. , , .- .
Evaporated Apples Bind Dried "Volts.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market eojiy. Prime for Decem
ber delivery are offering its low as 424c,
while spot supplies also rule easy, though
not materially lower, owing to the light
offerings; common are quoted at 444c;
prime, at 4;iff4c; choice, at 64Q6C, and
fancy at 64(7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
were without new feature. Demand la
moderate snd prices on the recent basis.
They ran go from 8c to 64o, according to
grade. Apricots remain unchanged. Choice
are held at 94c, extra choice 104it7104e and
fancy at ll(&13c. Peaches are In fair In
quiry, with business limited by small of
ferings. Choice are quoted at 84B4c,
extra choice 84HjT9o and fancy at 9410o.
Flurry In .Hops at tieosia,
TACOMA, Wssh., Oct. 18. A decided
flurry in heps was caused today by a pri
vate cablegram from Nuremberg saying
prices of all descriptions continue to ad
vance. On the strength' of this the local
market went up to 8lo. .Operators figure
there are now less than 10,000. bales left
In Washington- . , t
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKHT3. Oct 18. WHEAT 10
higher; No. I northern, 81.10; No. 2 north
ern. 31.1411.18; May, 3U2H.
RYE-Steady; No. 1, 824(8!4c.
BARLEY Firm; No, 2, 66c; sample, K9
83c.
, CORN-Strong; No. 8, 6:056c;. May, 454
J454c. .
TJoloth Grain Market. - . '
DULUTH, Oct. 18, WHEAT To srrlvc:
No. 1 hard. 31.104; No. 1 northern, 31.184;
No. 2 northern.. 31.104. . Ou track: No. 1
northern, 81184; No. l northern. $1,104; Le
cembvr. 81.1541.154: May, 31164.
I OATS To arrive and on track, 27c.
Liverpool Grain and Provision.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18.-WHEAT-Spot
nominal; futures, steady; December, 781
CORN Spot, American mixed, nrm at
4a 64d. Futures, steady; December, ts 6U.
Toledo Seed Msrket., .
TOLEDO, Oct.- 18. SEE-DtT Clover) cash
and October, 17.46; LtecomUer, 37.1747 March,
37.674; slulke, pi line, VS. A '
REAL EBTATK TH A8r"ERS.
Deeds filed for record October IS, as fur
nished for 1 he I lets by the Midland Guar
antee and Trust company, ' bonded ab
stracter, 1614 Karnsm street: .
John O. Carlson to Hilda A. Carlson,
lots 11 and 12. block 6, Walnut If 111.. 31,000
David B. Burrlght to Mary J. Wur
rlght, s4 lot 8, block 8. belvedere.... 1
George It. Fltchett to David B. liurn
right, aame 1
The Omaha Realty company to Duvid
U. Burrlght, s. 4 lot , block 3. Bel
vedere 1
Jessie F. Shepard and husband to Phil
J. II-ath, . 4 lot a, block 6. Kouotss.
place , 600
W. W, Mcllvaln to Solomon Irvine,
Wj 4 lot 2. block 6, Lowe's second..,.. 2,000
Henry Mack and wife to John J.
tVfVntior, lot 1. block 4, KIrkwood...' 1.600
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, INcb.
U t Rtillry , . '
Capital and Surplus., $600,090
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CHAIN OUTERS anttSHIPPtTRS
Member: Chicago, Oma'ia, liauaas City
and Hi. Louis Lxtlungee. - '
Transactions lor luiux ellverx give)
careluj attention. ,
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