THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBEK 13, 1903.
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I
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Bu'ei
uir
SoiliOD.
Koit X f tfca
NATURAL REACTION AFTER ' COVERING
Clo Foarth-Oent Lswtr-Eiirair.
tin Showing for Wlalrr Wktil
Reported Cor a Little F.asler
ad Trad I Light.
OMAHA. Ort. 12. Ih6.
There, waa a natural reaction In wheat
?I r 1 havV covering of yesterday and
the market waa down Boon after tlia open
ing. The bulla bought enough to bring
th clt up' D,lt "In""" prevailed at
th high point, and about V,c below yenter-
day, Minneapnlia reported that No. 1
northern waa sold to arrive there at S4c.
Winnipeg cara were (45, against 2iis last
rear. Primary receipts are still large, but
lighter than, for several days. The Prlc
Current report a an encouraging; allowing
for winter wheat. December closed at 86$
6V4,o, May ai S7",e and July at 4c.
'--orn waa a trifle eaaler and trade waa
light. There la a good domeattc and export
demand for old dm.
December cloned at 4474,c, old December at
ejfcc, May at 4443444c and July at 444c,
May oat cloaed a little over yeaterday.
December waa atrong through tha session,
but eaay at tha cloae. Foreign accept
ance , jagt night wera good. December
cloaed at 2S&o, May at 3lo and July
at aowe. i
Liverpool closed unchanged to d higher '
on wneat and unchanged to Mid higher
on corn. Other European market cloaed
higher on wheat. Hroomhall aaya the Aus
trallla. wheat nceda rain.
Dollar wheat, 50 for May corn and 15a
for May -oata la the. prediction mada by a
Chicago bull leader. Ha haa been persist
ently on tna bull aide for more than a
month and la playing the foreign situation
to win.
Primary wheal receipts were 857.000 bush
els and. ahlpmenta 86,000 bushel, against
receipts last year of 1.110.000 bushels and
ahlpmenta of 423.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 808,000 bushels and shipment 83X.0O0
bushels, against receipts last year of 24R.
DOO bushels and shipments of SI 1.000 buahel.
Clearance were lflf.OOO bushels of corn. 11,
bushels of oat. S.oflO bushela of wheat
and 27,000 barrels of flour.
Argentina shipments for thla week are.
estimated at ROO.nOft bushels of wheat. 610,000
bushela of corn and flun.ftjo -bushels of oata.
Borne big cash houses have found them
selvea without corn to offer abroad on ac
count of the fact that the southwest la
selling o slowly. One elevator concern
with sixty-eight stations, bidding over the
outhwest ami Nebraska, got only 20.000
bushels new corn on bids sent out Tuesday
night, and other houses reported accept
ances light. The farmer evidently haa aold
til ho can deliver In December and Janu
iry, or he think holding will pay, aay the
Tribune. ,
The Western Elevator company of Wi
nona, Minn., which last week was buying
100,000 bushels of oata a day at Its stations,
reports that It receipt are now only 18,000
juahcLs. . .
The seaboard yesterday old 130,000 bush
Ms of wheat. 240,000 bushela of corn and
ion.OGO bushela of oata. most of the latter
being worked from the west and probably
having already been reported.
Osaatto, Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. S hard, 1 car, 81c; No. t
hard. 1 car. 77c; I cara, 77Ho; 1 cars, 76V4c;
I car. 7c: No. 4 hard, 1 car. 73V4C.
CORN No. I, 1 car, 4740.
OATH No. t, X car. 27c; No. t white, 1
tar, 27c,
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. I hard, 79y!T81e; No. 8 hard,
7?Me; No. 4 hard, 7SH7c; No. 3 spring,
tic; No. k spring, 76Ho.
CORN No. , ifxfWSHo; No. I yellow,
, 4c; No. 3 white, 4(x49ic.
OATS No. 8 mlited, 2c; No. 8 white, 27c;
No 4 white. 26fr284c.
RYE No. 2. ftiftejc; No. 8, 0(&2c.
Carlot Receipts.
. Wheat. Corn,
Oats.
m
Chicago .......... :.V
Kansas City .......
Minneapolis '. .
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis
38
134
.179
.444
. 39
.210
. 63
to
49
54
Mlaaas)ll Oral a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12. WHEAT
December, 81Hc; May, 85fcc: No. 1 hard,
(Mr; No. 1 northern, S3c; No. 1 northern,
81Hft" " " ' ' ' ' '
r LOCR Flrat patenta, $4.80(jr4.90; second
patents, $4.X&4.70; first clears, $3.70fe'3.80:
second Clears, S1.40fr2.50.
BRAN In bulk, 11.60.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery). The range of prices, as reported
by the Edwards-Wood Grain company,
110-111 Board of Trade building, waa:
Articles ! Open. High.l Low. Close.l Yes y.
Wheat- I
Dec... 8H,1? -82 81 81
May... bo 86 8fi 86 86S4
WEATHER 1M TI1K GRAIN BELT
Fair and
till a
Little
Bit
Warmer.
OMAHA,
pressure which
Oct. 12, 1905.
The high pressure which - ha prevailed
tver the western and central portions of
:he country during the past forty-eight
lours has decreased rapidly within tha
ast twenty-four hours and the highest
treasure shown this morning within the
eglon covered by our reports Is over
3alveston, Tex. The disturbance noted
ver the lower lakes In the last report Is
lisappeartng off the New England coast
m naa caused heavy rains throughout
.he eastern states during tha lust twenty
four hours. The temperature la much
lower throughout the eastern and south
irn states and killing frosts were general
last night in the upper Mississippi valley
and lake region and heavy frosts occurred
In the Ohio valley and south to Tennessee
and light frost in northern Ioulslana. Tha
temperature Is much higher everywhere
west of the Mississippi river and warmer
weather will prevail throughout this
vicinity tonight, with continued fair.
Omaha record ol temperature and pr
rlpttailon compared with the correspond
ing day of the paat three years:
1906. 1904. 1901. ISM.
Minimum temperature.... 41 48 47 47
Precipitation 00 .00 .06 1.28
Normal temperature fur today, 66 de
greea. Deficiency In precipitation sine March L
l.fcfi Inches.-
Deficiency corresponding period In U0i
I 28 Inches.
Excess corresponding period In 1903, 8.67
Inches.
U A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
M!W YORK GENERAL MARKET
Oaetattoas mt th Day 0a Varlaaa
Caanmodltle.
NEW YORK. Oct. li-FLOUR-Recelpta.
M.667 bbls.; exports, 18.407 bbls.; market
teady with fair inquiry; winter patents,
it SiyA.Gv, winter straights, 84 0Ot4.16; winter
xtras. ji.d61iS.26; winter low grades, 82.75
ISO; Minnesota patenta, HOVriS.lo; Mlnne-
iota bakers, ti "tt4.00. Rye flour, firm: fulr
:o good, 4UK."mi.l5; choice to fancy, 84.1fru
1.60. Buckwheat flour, dull; spot and to
arrive, 32.JCQ2.40.
, CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, $116; coarse, 81.141.18; kiln dried,
83.063 10.
RYE Oulet; No. 2 western. 74c, c. L f.
New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding. 38fi3c. c. 1. f.
Buffalo; multing, 43U56c. c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 46.000 bu.; spot easy:
No. 2 red, 9oc elevator, and 91c f. o, b
1 float; No. 1 northern Duluth, 83c. f. o. b.,
sMoat: No. 1 northern Manitoba, 3o f. n.
0.. afloat. Opening ateady; wheat aold oft
under disappointing cables to rally later on
bull support, good cash demand, export
rumors and covering. In the last hour It
waa eaaier again through realising and
-luwd c net lower: Decembr, Jc; cloaed,
Hy; May, tvVl-; cloaed, 90 16-16c.
CORN Recelpta. 37.6J6 bu.; exports. 76.130
bu.; spot market, firm; elevator No. 2. 61c;
No. 3. (2c f. o. b., afloat: No. 8 white and
yellow, nominal. Options very quiet and
bout ateady. closing c net lower; Decem
ber, 6414'U64c; closed. 64c; January, 61c;
May, 6ic.
OATS-Recelpte, 96.000 bu : exports, 86.506
bu.; spot market. Arm; mixed oats. 2 to
13 pounds, 3inMc; natural white, 30 to
sounds. 84HA.V; clipped while, 86 to 40
pounds, moJ7c.
HAY Steady; Shipping, 4643 50c; good to
eholce. 7ttj mto.
HOPS Firm: Paclflo coast, 1306, Italic;
19vt. 15-Ho; olds, alc.
HIDE Firm; California, 21 to 2S lbs..
lc; Tnaa dry. 24 to JO lb.. 18c.
l.EATHKR-Flrm: acid, 14&.'6c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. Ill 6
tiU 00; niMt. $SVrH0 00. beef hams, til out
ICf Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies,
310 uo-fjlO 60; pick led shoulders, 37.0i'o7.&o;
pickled hams. I10.U). Lard. Ann: western
teamed. 35; refined, stead v: com
pound. U24'b6 87: continent. 37.86: South
America. 8 60. Pork, steady: family.
i;ei-dl8 0O; short clear, 3lt6ia 16.60; mesa,
t) 2.v6l .6t.
TALLOW-Steady: city. 4c; country, 4
S)41i-
KICK Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 2
)'c- ,tirn. nominal.
.BUTTER- lyi stitct- pike, xtra
creamery. 2H,fi2t4c. Official price: Cream
ery, common to eilr. 1KH2le: western
Imitation cramery. extra. is1lc; west
em firsts, lilolftc.
CHEE.SE rMeady; state foil crtm, n-all
and large, colored and white, fancy.
state full cream, fair to choice, utiiv.
FHJ8 Dull; wesUtro flrUf lS2c; west
ern firsts, lie.
POULTRT AlrvW, nearly, western thick
ens. 14c; fowis. 16c: ttirkev. 1441. lireaae1.
weskj western chlcksns, ilc; fowl. 12
613c; turkeys, Hiutfo.
CHICAGO GRAIJJ AND PROVISIONS
Prior Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. It-Clear weather In the
northwest had a bearish Influence today on
the wheat market here. The effect, how
ever, was largely neutralised hy drouth
rumors from Australia. At the close wheat
for December delivery waa off So. Corn
Is down ,,. Oats and proviaiona are prac
tically unchanged.
The wheat market opened easy, with the
Jm,cS. r P,.lon unchanged to Ho lower at
Wj4H6Sc. Almost the sole factor of bear
ish tenor was the absence of rain In the
northwest. With brlgbt aklea In that sec
tion the movement of the new crop, which
on account of wet weather has fallen o(T
considerably durtne- the neat f riava la
expected to again assume large proportions.
An advance In the prlc of wheat at Uver
T1.. had. PP"rently little effect on the
market here early In the aeaalon. Rumors
or drouth In Australia were said to have
caused the strength In the English market.
Pit traders were quite free sellers here
throughout the entire day. During the first
"."L Prominent commission house made
offerlnga on a decidedly liberal seal. Under
the combined pressure the price of Decem
ber declined to 8S'n. On covering by shorts,
however, the market later regained tem
porarily all of the loss. The rally carried
the price of December up to 8rj, iS6Hc.
Prices, however, soon reacted again, the
close being easy, with December at M
"He. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 124,600 bushels. Primary recelpte
Were 967.000 bushels, against 1.110.000 bushels
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chl
r"JF. 'Ported receipts of 2 cars, against
1,05 last week and 727 a year ago.
Bentlment In the corn pit was bearish
mainly as a result of dry, frosty weather
throughout the middle west. Pit traders
were the chief sellers. Cables were Arm
and cash markets were strong. New Tork
reported 25 boatloada taken for exnort. The
market closed fairly steady. December
opened unchanged to Uo higher at 464t45'4e,
sold off to 444c and closed at 44'Ac. Docat
receipts were 134 cars, with 49 of contract
grade.
The oats marVet was comparatively firm.
Continued excellent demand from exporters
was the main source of strength. Late In
the session the market eased off a trifle on
reallalng. The close was steady. December
opened unchanged to a higher at 'o to
2r. aold between 28c and IH2945 and
closed at 2S-S28c Local receipts were
225 cars.
Provisions were firm In sympathy with a
heavy advance In the price of live hoga
Trading waa quite active, there being a
good demand for pork and rlbe for Invest
ment account. January pork at the close
was unchanged at I12.47H. Lard was up a
shade at IS.87ttS8.90, Ribs were unchanged
at ti.60.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
J7 rm; corn, J1J cars; oats, 285 cars; hogs,
18.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High.l Low. Close.l Tes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
Corn
Oct.
tHpo.
tDec.
May
Oats
Oct.
Dec.
May
Pork-
Oct.
Jan.
Lard-
Oct,
Nov.
Jan.
Ribs
ot.
Jan.
85 861TH gfi j
87 874 87H
52H 52H 52H
46 45T,
44a 44 46
m W
2R . 71 '
2S 28XfeT4 W1
V) 31 80Ts31
15 80 15 65 15 60
U 47H 12 47 13 47H
7 17H 7 22H 7 1R
7 22 7 27V, 7 22
87V, 90 8 87V4
8 82V, 8 85 8 80
60 60 i 60
;7H
62HfrSl
62'
46'BH
454 Vt
44
287i,tf
is eo
12 50
7 )
15 75
12 80
7 22H
T27iJ
7 2?H
87Vi!
a w
95
8 88
8 62H
No. 1 tOld. tNew.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Firm ; winter patents, 88.70
84.10; straights. 83.6oa4.00; spring patents.
IS. 754.20; straights. 8i.4.00; bakers, 12.30
4fJ.20.
WHEAT No. t spring. 8BfflV4c: No. 8,
820c; No. 3 red, 6i886c.
CORN No. . 6464ci No. 2 yellow, 659
66c. . . 1
OATS No. 1 2Uc: No. S whit. MUfiSOUc-
No. 8 whit. 2829o.
K INO. 2. BKBrOC.
BARLEY Good feed I nr. IBfiSftc: fair to
choice malting. 4W45c.
oBKu-no. I nsx. wc: no. 1 northwest
ern, 81.08; prime timothy, 83.06; clover, con
tract grade, ll?.rio.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. 815.60(3
15.65. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.25. Short ribs
sides (loose), IS.SfkgS.SS. Short clear sides
(boxed), I7.g7e8.00.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls... 30.WO 26.300
Wheat, bu 47.000 19,400
Corn, bu 148.100 117.000
Oats, bu ,...813,300 266,300
Rye. bu 13.000 1.000
Barley, bu 123,600 20,800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was Arm; creameries, 1740c;
dairies, 16tjl9c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included. 17c; firsts, lRc; prime
firsts, 20c; extras, 22c. Cheese, firm,
1111C.
Klaiai City firala aad Provlstoas.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 12. WHEAT
Mostly unchanged; December, 77c; May,
7Sifi79c; cash, No. hard, 7'&82c No. t,
77nic; No. 4. Ti'Q'Tlc; No. 2 red, tUc: No. 3,
g&ci-'.ioc; No. 4, 87iSc.
CORN Higher; December, 8939c;
May. 89c; cash, No. 8 mixed. 48tHc; No.
8, 48c; No. 2 white, 6153c: No. 8, 61a
OATS Steady ; No. 1 white, 87628c; No. 2
mixed. 27(Jr28c.
RYE Steady at 393c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 89.6O10.00;
choice pralrlt. 37.7B4j8.00.
EOQS SteaJy to higher; Missouri and
Kansas, new .Wo. 2 whitewood cases In
cluded. 17c; cese count, 16c; cases re
turned, o less.
Bl'TTER Firm; creamery. lo; pack
ing, 14c.
Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bu 120.000 M.OOO
Corn, bu 86,000 62.000
Oats, bu .... 14,000 9,000
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, uu-m tioara 01 iraae ouuauig, was:
Articles. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Clo. Tes'y.
Wheat- j
Dec... 77 77 77 77 77
My... 79l 79 79 79 79
Corn
Dec... 89 30 39 39 39
May... 89 89 39 89 3
Oata
Dec... 2 26 16 2K 16
May... 37 27 27 37 37
Pork
Oct.... It 65 16 66 II 60 II 65 II 56
Jan.... 13 40 13 40 13 37 13 17 U 37
Lard
Jan.... I 80 183 1 80 181 ttl
Oct.... 7 14 7 16 7 13 7 16 716
Ribs
Jan.... 46 146 6 46 6 48 145
Oct.... 180 in 180 8 37 1 70
St. Loals Grala aaa ProTlslea.
ST. LOCIS. Oct. 12 WHEAT Futures,
lower: cash, strong; No. 3 red cash, eleva
tor. 8fitW7c; track. 91692c; December.
oe: May. 6Q86e; No. 3 hard. 83386c.
CORN Firm; No. I cash, blc; track.
OAT Firm; No. 2 cash, 28c; track, 2Sc:
No. 3 white, 30O.
FIXJCR Quiet; red winter patents. 3,4 30
4.26; extra fanay and straight, I3.6663.S0:
clear. tifpirfil.lO.
SKED Timothy, steady at I3.t6fi3.10.
CORNMEAL Steady at 12.60.
FRAN Dull: sacked, east track. WQmc.
HAY Steady; timothy. 39.OO1&U 00; prairie.
17.003 8 60.
IKON COTTON TIES-9a.
HEMP TWINE 6C.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing, 111.
Lard, higher; prime steam. 17. Dry salt
meats, steady: boxed extra shorts, 18.26;
lear ribs. 8fetL'; short clears, 18.87. Bacon,
steady: boxed extra shorts, 18.17; clear
ribs. 33.60; short rleara, 19.60.
POCLTRY-Steady; ehickene. c;
sprtug. 9fal2c; turkeys. 13i6c; ducks.
10.-1 geese, betas.
BUTTER Steady;
dairy. 164ilAc.
creamery, 172&tc;
.EGUS tcady at 16c. ease count.
Receipts. Uhlpments.
70.0H0 1S.000
04.O11O 52 v 4)
tt.aO " Sl.OiiO
64.0U0 49. Out
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
Pkllaaelakla rroaae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct- lt-BCTTER
Steady; eatra wtrn creamery, tlc
nearby print. 33c
EGGS Firm; nearby fresh, loss off. 33c;
nearby fresh. Z2o at mark; western fresh,
3m -'-'c at mark.
CHEESE Dull; New Tork full cream,
fa in y, lie; NdW Tork full cream, choice,
imUVc: New Tork full cream, (air to
goud, lljUttQ.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
lUrkit 0pe.ni Lower on Largi Tolima of
Liquidating laUi,
SLIGHT RALLY ON PROFIT-TAKING
Later Velars Are Irregalar wltk Ad-
I assies Maalaala .
by SpralatlT
Pla.
NEW TORK. Oct. U.-Btocks In rurther
speculative liquidation came upon the mar
ket In large volume this morning under the
continued Influence of th same factors
which started the decline yesterday. The
Ixindon stock market seemed equally Im
pressed with New York ovar the significa
tion of th opinion expressed before the
bankers' convention by Mr. Vanderllp, vice
president of the National City bank. Lower
prices for Americans were established there
and Indon began to sell stocks here aa
soon aa the market opened. letter the New
York market became Irregular, with occa
sional recovetiea. But the principal ac
tivity waa while prices wera declining. The
recoveries were due In large part to the
taking of profits by bearish tradera who
had sold abort earlier end there wa no
revival of active operation for an advance,
except In the case of a few stocks which
are In the hands of speculative pools.
When the money rat opened at ( per
cent and fears began to M felt that It
would rise above that practically unlimited
amounts were offered at that rate by the
National City bank. It was Inferred from
this that a corrective was deslgnsd, for
the Impression created In speculative circles
ny ine paragrapns in ute panaer s soar,
which were made most of in the market
yesterday. Speculative opinion waa in
clined to take the ground that while a
warning against speculative excess was In
tended, there waa no desire to convey a
distrust of the present level of prices. The
motives lor me traning seemea to navo
been largely Inferential. The large arrivals
of cold, amounting to t2.650.0u0. were con
signed to the bank which made the principal
loans on the Stock exchange. I lie time
money market was called very firm and It
was reported that lenders were Inclined to
scrutinize more closely as collateral some
of the industrial securities In which there
have been recent active speculative move
ments. The retention of the Bank of Eng
land rate waa coupled with the expressed
opinion from London that an advance may
be necessary later. The heavy repayments
to the bank for the week dlacloaed by the
weekly atatement. th continued decline In
the bullion reserve, a further rise in dis
counts In the open market, both In London,
Paris and Berlin, and a turn in the conti
nental exchanges against London were all
Incidents showing the continued pressure
of the London market. Foreign exchange
rates were well held here In spite of the
rise In money rates, New York exchange
at Chicago, however, rose to 10c premium.
The special movement In Chicago Termi
nal stocks was due to a report of Hill
control. Wisconsin Central was still strong
under the influence of yesterday' reports
of an Krle project In that property. The
day's net changes were mostly unimport
ant. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 82.30,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
ohange ranged aa follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
240
81.800 S44 8 l-3
2,800 37 86 274
Adams Express...
Amal, Copper
Amer. Car at F
do Dfd ,
Amer. Cotton Oil
800 81
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. Hide A L. pra
Amer. Ice Sec
Amer. Unseed Oil
100
200
do Dfd
Amer. Ixrcomotlve....
60.
114
127
120
140
101
117
88
do nfd
Amer. Smelting & R. !
do- pfd ,
Amer. Sugar Ref
Amer. Tob. Dfd cert.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Lin..
B. A O
do nfd
1
162
112V
2
Brooklyn R. T 1R.400
Can. Pacific 16,100
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio 2.000
Chicago & A
71
171
no pra
Chicago Ot. Western
C. N. W
C. M. & St. P.
Chloago T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. & St. L....
Colo. Fuel & I
Colo. & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd. ...........
Con. Gas
Corn Product
do pfd ,
Del. & Hudson
Del., L. tc W
D. A R. O
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Oen. Electric
Hocking Valley
iv1 tvt
21 21Vi
216 tloV
179 '178V
8,700
600
100
6(10
80O
1,000
17,000
1.600
42
16
12
63
218
1,200
3U0
"s'.m
1,700
1,700
72
179
71
179
111. Central
178
21
80
Inter. Paper
do Dfd
Inter. Pump
ao pra
Iowa Central 41
28
66
62
151
lt
80
126
24
74'i
do Dfd 4
K. C. Southern
do pfd 61
L. A N 8.61
S2
si
Manhattan L. 1
Mot. Securities 1.7
Met. St. Rv ,li
Mexican Central 1,7
Minn. A St. L
M., St. P. & S. Bte M.
do Pfd 1
Mo. . Pacific , 4.11
M.. K. A T 8,0
do pfd 6
Nat'l Lead 37,0
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd ....
N. Y. Central 8.0
N. Y.. Ont. dc W 3.7
Norfolk ft W 1,9
do nfd
No. American 7
Paclflo Mall 0,6
147
68
84
97
Pennsylvania !7,4H 143 14'
People's Oas 9O0-103 102
P., C, C. A St L
Pressed Steel Car.... 1.800 46 45
do pfd 5n0 96 ri
Pullman P. C 800 250 250
Reading 74.WO 121 120
Mp::::::::::...100 M M
Republic Steel 3.300 24 23
do pfd .8ii0 94 92
Rock Island Co 10.400 33 32
do pfd...... 1.1U0 79 79
Rubber Goods ,
do pfd
St. L. A 8. F. 2d pfd 600 69 68
St. L. 8. W ..
do pfd
60. Paclflo 24.800 6 T
do pfd 300 119 119
80. Railway ,8ut) 35 So
do pfd 40 9 99
Tenn. Coal A 1 4.4oO te'-i mu
Texas A Pacific 3.6uO 84 34iZ
Tol., St. L. W ' ..
ao tra
Vnlon Pacific 69,7i0 131 130U
do pfd 100
V. 8. Express
U. 8. Realty
V. 8. Rubber 3.4IA
do pfd 6 )
V. 8. Steel 70.100
do Pfd 18.800
Va. Caro. Chem If
do pfd 3)0
Wabash l.lifl
do pfd 1,300
Wella-Fargn Ex
Westlngh. Electric
Western I'nlon )
W. Il Lake Erie loo
Wis. Central 3 6"0
do pfd ,. 3.O11O
No. Pacific 3,7(0
Central Leather 12.S"0
do pfd i
6loss bnemeld 700
Total sales for the day. 5X3,700 shares.
London CtaslaaT Stack.
IONDON. Oct. l.-Closlng quotations on
th Stock exchange were as follows:
Consols. Bwaey ... ai 1-1 M. T. Central...
liiH
serevnt
, Norfolk A
Aafcoond
Atchison
de sfd
ftvaltimor A Okie,
(anadlas PscIS .
Chea. a Ohio
Chicago Ot W
C . ;. A St. P....
DeBeera
Lwevar A R. O...
de fd
grie
do let pfd
do Id d
Illloola Central ..
Lealavtlle Nsah.
M.. K. A T
. W de eld
. leva Ontario A W n
.l7ie Peunarlvaala ij
.1111 Read Mines
14 Raadiai ilu
. M' do let aid 47V,
. Ilv,! o M Bid V4
.144 Southern Railway ... Mv
. 1 , ao pH .....KUst
. I4v4 Southern Paello TvtZ
. u4 I'stea Paalae 114 a
. no If M
. UW U. g. Steel US1
. W de std .,, iMk,
.114V, WeUah 11
.1MV da f1 41
. U:9prilalt 4a u
firm. ZftVed Per 'ounce.
SILVFR-Par,
sunn. 1 rfvio per cent.
The rat or discount In the open market
for short bills Is 34 per cent; for three
months' bill, tOl il-l per cent.
Bank of Franco Sjtatnsat.
PARIS. Oct. 12 Th weekly statement of
the Hank of Franc shows the fol louring
changes: Nates in circulation, decreased.
33,uvO francs; treasury deposit, in- i
creased. 88.fTS.0no francs: general deposits,
deorased, 60.3Mi.floo francs; gold I hand,
decreased. l,.K5.or) francs; bills discounted,
December IS, 66.0U0 francs.
w Yrk Moey Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. ll-MONF.T-On call,
firm, 644i per oent, closing bid at 5V of
fered at ( per cent. Time loans, firm; so
and 90 days, 64iVi per cent; montha, 4Q
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAFER-4 Pr
C8TERLINa EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' Mils at $.RTa0
for demand and at 84 S2Jof 4 S225 for o-dsy
bills; posted rates. 4.82VtM.3 and 84 f f.
4.WH: commercial bills. 84 Me4 81
SILVER Bar, 61c; Mexican dollars,
"c.
BONDS Government, ateady railroad.
Irregular.
("losing quotations on bonds were as
Iowa:
fol-
. M14
.
. sov
V. 8. rf. r. ri
ds coupon ....
U g. la. rag....
do coupon
C. g. nw 4. raf
do coupon
t. a old 4s, rn
do coupon
Am. Tobarro 4s,
do la. ft fa
Atchison son. 4s.
do a1j. 4s
Atlantic r. L. 4
Bal. Ohio 4s..
do IH
Central of CM, t
I....1M Japan (a nfa
1M Japan , M strtea..
1MH do 4a rtfa
10414 do Id atrlos
14 !,. N anl. 4a
liiH Manhattan -. . 4...1
I ...IMS Mn. Onlral 4s. l4
. ...ilN4 do 1 Ine -4
etta, 77 ,Mlnn. St. U 4s.... 7
111 M., K. A T. 4a..
...nu4
... 17
4a. IH
... S
...1MH
....14
... 7
...1(1114
... rr
,...1044
...lots
a..llfi
4a. Vi
....li'S do ta
.... ri N. R. R. of M. s.
....101Ti N. T. C. f. ic..
....1M M. . C. t
.... KH No. PaelAc 4s
11S4 do ta
.... HV, N. A W. . 4a....
.... 11 O. t. U rtds 4s.
do lot Ine
So id Inn
Chos. d OHIO 4 Ha
rhiaso a a. m
C , B. A Q. s. 4i
C, R. I. P. 4s...
do ol. Its
CTC. St. U . '
rhiaso Tor. 4a....
Colorado Mid. 4s
Colo. A Bo. 4a-..,
.( Fnn. eonT. mo..
M Rradlnf rn. 4a..
.1014, St. U I. M. r.
. st. u a. r. ti
-14 St. L. 6 W. t. 4a
54,
.103 Sraho.nl A.
L. 4s...
. ,So. Paciae 4a
. 71 'So Rallwar is....
. M14 Tana A P. la
Colo. Ind
. Is, sot A.. TI Union Paclflo 4s...
B Tl'i do con. 4a
do sat
Cuba la, rtf
. .I4j r. S Steal M la..
..101 .Wabaan la
.. M I do dab. R
..lot Wastara Md. 4a....
4'4 W. A V. E. 4a....
. .lUViWIa. Central 4a....
..11111 do 1st 4a ctta ...
R. O. 4a....
Distiller' IM. U.
Erla prior Ilea 4a..
F. W. n. C. Is.
Hockln. Val. 4Hs.
unered.
Boston toeka aad Boadn.
BOSTON, Oct. 12 Call loans, per
cent; time loans, 6ft per cent. Official
quo
notations on stocks and bonds were
follows:
Atchtaon sd
t fAventurs
...10S4 Allruas
... V Amalsamstad ..
... liTi Amrrlran glne
...101 Atlantlo
...Ill Ulnnham
.. .1714 CI. a Heel...
...1A2S, centennial
. ..14i ,roppr Rang ..
... 24V4 tial, WMt
,. Iv,
. 41V4
. 14
,. lii
. 17
. MHi
.145
. 27V,
. 71H
. 14
,. 77
. IT7
. IV,
. 24
. Iv,
. 14
. 67vi
. iS
. I7X
.107
,. !'
.104
. I
.US
do 4a
Mr, ('antral
4a.
Alrhlaon
do ptd
Rnaton A Albany..,
Boston A Maine,
Boaton KlcTSttd ..,
ritrhbarg pfd ....
Vulcan Central .
T.. ft. H A H
..Jon riomlnlon Coal .
..101 Franklin
..llivi Orarbr
.. lata Roral ....
.. ii-t Mara. Mining ..
.. Mlrhl.an
..11)11 Mohak
...1 Mont. C. AC.
..13! Old Dominion ,.
. . M Orreola
..101 Parrot
.. Qulnry
..941 Shannon
..! Tamarack
.. 14 (Trinity
Term Marquatts
Vnlos Faeld
Amer. Argo. Cham
do sfd ,
Amir. Pnan. Tubs.
Amar. Sugar
oo pro ,
Amar. T. A T....,
mar. Wooloa ....
do pfd
riomlnton t. A a..
Edlaon BIm. Illu
Oaneral Rlaotrto ..
Maas. Rloctrlo
do nfd M 1'r.lted Tnonnar HSU
Maaa. Oa toUV. R. Mining 3
tTnltad Prult lHv,tT 8. Oil 10
I'nlted Shoe Mach.... 71 1'tah U
do Dfd ilvt Victoria 1
V S. Steel 17V Winona nu
do Dfd toitt Wolverine Ill
Wrstlng. common ... IS 1
Bid. "Asked.
74'ew York Mtnlngc Stock.
NEW TORK. Oct. 12. Closing Quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Adams Con
, H
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlt
Phoenix
Potoal
Revego
. ft
. 10
.KHI
. J.
. 11
. 41
Alice
Broec
. il
. X)
. I
.121
.170
.11
.
Brunawlck Con ..
Comatook Tunnel
ron. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
filer ra Nevada ..' II
Bmull Hopea 30
Standard. 17ft
Iron Sllvar
Laadilll Con
Forelgrn Financial.
LONDON, Oct- 12. Money was In
good demand In .the market today and
rates were easy. Supplies probably will
be much wanted tomorrow In connection
with Stock exchange pay day. The mone
tary abundance of money did not Influence
discounts, which were firmer owing to the
condition of French exchange, which Is
closely watched. Operators on the Stock
exchange were less .cheerful, mostly being
occupied with the settlement. The feature
of the movements was the relapse of Amer
leans. Consols and -home rails were dull.
Americans opened "Weak" ' In response to
New York and in connection with the
speech of F. A. , Vanderllp of the American
banker at Washington yesterday. They
moved to above parity at noon and after
wards sagged. The rteciin was accentu
ated by New Tork selling and rumors that
two firms In New Tork were In difficulties.
The market closed dull with prices abov
the lowest Quotation or the day. itireign
ers were quiet. Japanese were steady. Pe
ruvian oreferreds were in good demand,
Japanese imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted at
102.
PARIS. Oct. 13. Prices on the Bourse
today were firm and had an upward ten
dency. The Bank of France'a further loss
of 83.200.000 In gold Is commented on as in
dlcatlng renewed evaporations of gold. Rus
sian lniDprlal 4a were Quoted at 93.30 and
Kusaian tionns or 1st at osi. 1 ne private
rate or discount was quoted at 24 per cent.
BERLIN, Oct. 12. Prices on the Bourse
today opened weaker and continued de
pressed without striking changes.
Bank of East and Statement.
I3NDON. Oct, 12. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased,
392,000; circulation, decreased, 369,000;
bullion, decreased, 70,240; other securities,
decreased, 4.122.000; other deposits, de
creased, 1,217,000; public depoalta, de
creased, 3.523,000; notes reserved, de
creased, 374,000; government . securities,
decreased, 160,000., The proportion of the
bank's reserve to liability this week is
41.47 per cent as compared with 38.60 per
cent last weeg.
Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund exclusive of the 1150.000,000 gold
reserve shows: Available cash balance.
1131,793,767: gold coin and bullion, 7I,lt4,2tjti;
gold certificate. et,oi.rio.
Bank Clearlmga.
OMAHA. Oct. 12. Bank clearings for to
day wer 11.569,700.14 and for th correspond
ing data last year 11.411,613.77.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass., Oct. 11 WOOL The
wool market is quiet and firm. The bulk
of the trade Is coining from the woolen
goods manufacturer. Since the cloae of
th London sales the market has stiffened
on low grade wool. Territory wools ar
notably strong with prices practically un
changed. The market for pulled wools is
quiet especially for B supers. Foreign
f trades are strong, iesaing quotations rol.
ow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX. 37c: X
34IT35o; No. 1. 4(-4j41c: No. 3, 41S42a; fine
unwashed. 3co29c; quarter blood unwashed
34t35c; three-eighths blood, 8&&3ic; half
blood, 34&3bc; unwashed delaine. 30Q31c; un
merchantable, 31igU!c; fine washed delaine
39&40a. Michigan fine unwashed. 27ft2c:
quarter blood unwashed, 33634c; three-quar
ters Dlood, wavwc; nair 0100a. aviiy.ttc; un
washed delaine, 28c. Kentucky, Indiana,
etc.. three-eighths and one-quarter blood,
StV37c. Territory: Idaho fine, 22fi24c;
heavy fine, 19ft2lc; fine medium, 21f24c;
medium. 27j28c: low medium, 2i?9e; Wy
omlng fine, 22i23o; heavy fine, 1 '. 1 c ; fine
medium. 23i-i4cr medium. 27i&'isri; low
medium, tMr-'Sc. Utah and Nevada fine.
33ft24c; heavy fine. 19320c; medium,
KV-mc; low medium, 2SS29c; Da
kota fine, 22J23a; fine medium, 22.-3c;
medium. M&atc; low medium, 28 29c. Mon
tana fine choloe, 204727c; fine average, 24
26c; fine medium choice, 2tY27c; average.
UttMc; staple, 28t?30c; medium choice,
30c
ST. LOUIS. Me..-Oct. lJ.-WOOL-8teady;
medium grades, clothing and combing. 29
30Hc; light fine. llJ2c; heavy fine, liQ'Xc;
tub washed. 82442c
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1I.-METAL8 Th
London tin market reported a further mod
erate gain, with spot closing at 147 6a and
futures at 144 16a; locally the market was
steady, with spot quoted at m.l2U'&S2.37H.
Copper waa a shade eaaler in London, clos
ing at 71 7a Id for spot and 70 2a d for
futute; locally th market waa nominally
unchanged; lake Is quoted at II S7,&1 75;
electrolytic at I16.I"7VtU KH. and castln
at llt.liHftl 37H. Lead waa firm at U Kylf
4.95 In tha local market; the London market
waa a shade hlaher at 14 16a. Snelter waa
unchanged at 28 In tondon and at 1ft. 0o)
1.10 locally. Iron closed at 6a 9d for stand
ard foundry and at 63a for Cleveland war
ranta abroad; locally the market waa firm
with No. 1 northern foundry minted at 117.76
No. 1 southern foundry. ij 7V617.T5; No. t
southern foundry, I16.60tfm.t6.
ST. I-OUItt 4ct. It -METAI.B Lead, firm
at U K. OpeHer, firm at 16.90.
Dalntk Grala Market.
DULUTH. Oct. 12. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern, S3Sc; No. 1 northern, Sic;
on track. No. 1 northern, 3Vc; No. I
northern, lie; December. Hike. May. Hoc
OATS To arrlv aou on track, irc
.. V4
..us I Date
..iosh I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Ctttli ActiTt, wi'h KiHtri Stronger ni
Feeder Study.
BEST H9GS SHOW FIVE CENTS ADVANCE
Reeelnls of aheep aad l ambs Heavier
Tkaa Teaterday. bat Mach Llabter
lor the Week, witk Price
Ueaerally gtroager.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. It 106
Recelpte were: Cattle.
racial Monday g.io
Official Tuesday 1.143
Oftlcial Wednesday 7.i0
Official Thursday 2,700
Hogs. Sheep
1..34
19.7J4
6.090
13,000
4.844
5.670
6,600
Four days this week.. .26.6R2
Four days last week 34.S..6
Same week before 2S.2R5
Same three weeka ago... 27.437
game four weeks ago. ...24. 900
Same days last vear 24 800
17.743
17.518
l,4rt2
1S.OH4
ro.Lf
47.WW
Tx.174
73.726
60.7--.
61.0S1
5K.-.7J
24.799
RECEIPTS FOR THSS vkAR TO DATE.
Th following table ahowa the receipts of
cattle, hog and aheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last r
1906. 1904. Ine
Cattle 760.257 897.0M .19
"f 1,867.817 1.84S.R4 1.9
Sheep 1,426.433 1,322.00 108.313
The following table anowa the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for th laat
several days, with comparleone:
I 1806.11904.1903. 190?.101.1900,I1S99.
I 55 7 17 6 0 4 31
IKI i .t 7 ' 671 4 34
I (01 I ttl 7 411 I S1 I 13
I Al 7 371 I 761
III 4
I 11 4 al
R It' 4 n
I 231 4 81
I til 4
I 4 41
I 731 I 70j 7 W I
1 sni i 7 sm 71
6 811 I 811 I I 86
ft 751 I SO" 7 41
6 TSI I T7i 7 HI I
S Til I, 74 1 K7 6 14l
3 77
I I 7! 7 Wl 6 il "
I 871 I 61 7 17!
(Mi I 7 34
6 74 1 6 9!
6 4 6 711 7 81
I 76
I 79
5 161 4 81
I 161 4 M
6 111 4 44
I 171 4 37
6 81
6 6Si 6 711 7 .1
1 ?4' e n 1 1
4 11
I TRi I 13!
1 r ii nt a KRI R 1ft 4 79
6 (mm 5 711 6 6fi( 6 Fl 6 191 4 42! 4 M
S 74 ITHI 0'! 0 tf'l v
5 7 5 Ml I I 621 I 1 Jl
I ! 6 641 7 47! II U J1
5 68 1 R 411 7 SHI 8 491 I 4 85
I 54! 5 19! 7 28! 8 81
5 01
5 19 7 14 13
I 021 4 35
4 92! 4 S3
4 90! 4 n
4 931 4
10... I 5 04H! 6 521 5 211 7 041 I 14
11. ...I 4 9l 5 4fil I 8 951 I 16
I 6 311 5 801 SO
Indicates Sunday.
The number of cara of stock brought In
today by each root) was:
Cuttlo.Hos-a.Sh'P.H ses.
r.. M. ft St. P. Ry.... 1 f 1
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific 6 2
Union Paclflo System 37 13
26
C. ft N. W. Ry 1 6
F.. E. ft M. V. R. R... 26 81
2fl
6
C St. P.. M. A O. Rv 4 4
R. A M. Ry 86 28 2
C. B. Q Ry 6 4
C R. 1. P. Rv. east 1 4 .. 1
C R. I. ft P. Ry. west 1 3
Illinois Central 4
Total receipts
..11
88 64 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber or head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 607
714
Nil
Swift and Company
432
737
718
35
128
. 18
96
29
173
24
187
, 45
104
221
IS
, 69
140
75
404
1.781
1.7S2
1,849
62
Armour A company
2,321
Cudahy Packing Co
Vansant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
Dobman & Co..
McCreary ft Clark
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Huntslnger
Huston ft Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild.
D, F. Huss
Wolf A Murnan
Nelson-Morris
Nnlon Dressed
Beer Co.
J. B. Root
J. H. Bulla....
M. Hagerty ..,
Other Buyers ,
8,895
Total 4,288 6.121 10.885
CATTLE Receipts thla morning num
bered only a few over 100 cars, as against
181 car a week ago. The total for th
four days is 1 033, as against 1,280 cars for
the corresponding period of last week. The
arrivals today consisted of a lot of trash,
fotHm mvl 000a ana enas.
The supply ot peer was very email mis
morning, mere Deing very lew vorn-ieu
steers and not many western that would
do for killers. As there was a fair demand
buyers were in the sanaie eariy in ine
morning and rode quite lively so long as
tha meager supply lasted. In addition to
being active the market was stronger, aome
would aay aa much aa'lOc higher In spots.
Corn-fed steers of good quality sold up
as high as 15.75, the top price paid at this
point in several aays.
There was quite a sprinkling or cows
and heifers in the yards this morning, al
though mostly In small bunches. There
was about the usual demand and aa buyera
seemed to fear that there were hardly
enough to go the rounds they were out
early and the most of tne offerlnga changed
hands in good season. Anything desirable
seemed to sell quite readily at prlcea that
were strong to 10c higher than yesterday.
Quite a good many of the 100 cara were
feeders. Desirable kinds were steady and
fairly active and the yards were cleared
of that kind In good season In the morning.
As usual on a Thursday when speculators
begin to figure on the end of the week the
common and medium kinds did not sell
any too freely and were generally weak
and slow.
Representative sales:
JJUUJT Oi r.E,KB.
NO.
t
H
30
14.'""i
1.. A.,
Av.
Pr. No.
Av. Pr.
115
1181
....1171
....1041
.... 7M
.... Uvl
.... 110
Kill
....mo
....1084
100
.... tM
.... 11
....100
....14l
30 at
4 M II
6 00 M ,
COW 8.
IN M
IK 10
I U 4
I 40 I
I 46 14
t 41 1...
t Ml
CALVES.
Its 1
II t
4 W
BULLS.
3 t 1
3 40 1
...IM I 14
...1140 I 71
. ,141 I It
... Ml I t
. . 171 l
.. I7S f W
..not i ti
..1071 17
..1140 I 0
. IM
IK)
6 00
1 71
too
HEIFKKo.
to Ml I w to Ill i
II 190 I 4S I Ml I 10
a, IM 3 10 I Ill I 10
I ICG I M , I Ill l
IM 1 00
STOCKERS
T HI I 00
744 I 00
AND FEKDER8.
4 til IB
1 71 IN
11 IM I 10
WESTERNS.
Peterson. McD. A Q. Neb.
58 feeders.. 94 3 36
Duck Brand Cattle Co. Neb.
10 cows 968 2 6 cows 614 2 30
13 cows 99 t 60 1 cow 900 i 00
11 cows 964 3 60 3 cows 100 I 60
james uusning n. u.
22 feeders.. 11H4 4 00 14 cows 1071 I 20
7 - . ..rwi E . . . ......... a. m
1 leeaer.A.ix"" . - v iue e
4 cows..... 977 t 71
F. White-Neb.
5 heifers... 604 I SO t bulls 114& t 10
I heifers... 491 3 Oft
Parmalee Ranch Co. Neb.
51 cows 938 I 90 34 cows !Ss9 2 20
Mrs. J. K. Dow-8. D.
26 feeder.. 1UC2 1 35 7 cowa 1007 1 86
Jewette A Weavey Bros. S. D.
7 steers.. .1084 1 70 17 cows 998 3 6b
T. V. Anderson 8. D.
16 steers.. ..1257 I
H. Thurrerer 8. D.
34 steer.. ..1154 3 70
S. Bryant 8. D.
17 steers. ...lCtil 3 60
NEBRASKA
1 heifer...,
10 heifers..
20 cows....
6 cows....
8 cows....
27 cows....
(0 feeders.
600 1 75 1 calf 290
6.(1 8 15 t bulls 6u0
99 t 60 I heifers... 410
M 1 tu I cows VUt
930 I 60 2 heifers... 670
791 2 36 47 cows 958
, ft I 36
I 00
1 00
2 75
I 75
t 30
1 IS
wyQ5!VG.
I steers.... 1281
4 05 29 steers.... 121 4 05
4 40 6 steers. ...1271 4 40
I steers... .1410
HOGS The market opened 6c higher this
..lMV Bept. II.. I tl
.. HH Jept 1. . S
" V,i Pt- I SIHl
" II Spt- 8 8?U
" H l'rt- 8 31
8Pt. 2?.. fi 2S
Pept 83.. I 2SU
Sept. 24.. I
Sept. JS.. K 7
Sept, 18.. I 23m
Sept. V.. I ikiJ
a . Sept. 21.. R 18
Sept. 39.. U i
Sept. 80.. 6 13
Oct. 1....I
Oct.
2-
Oct. 6.... 6M
Oct, I.... SOS
Oct. 7.... 6 06
Oct. 8....
Oct. .... 6 og
Oct
Ocl
Oct 12....
morning on th light and butcher weights
ot good quality. There waa a fair de
mand for anything answering to that de
scription and the supply waa mostly taken
In good season. Some of the best of the
heavier loads sold early at prices that
looked a little better, but as a rule the
market wus only steady on heavy and
mixed loads and It wound up slow and
weaker as usual. Quality seemed to cut
more figure than on a good many day a.
buyera being after the good loa.de. while
they did nut pay so much attention to
weights.
After a few of ths more urgent orders
were filled the market slowed up snd con
tinued very dull until tha close. The very
fact that the market closes so dull and
weak every day snows very clearly the
weakness underlying the trade. Packers
evidently have no confidence In the future
of the market and they only buy each day
what they are compelled to In order 10
meet current demands for meats and If
there la nothing left It la bound to sell
lower, yesterday th average of all the
1
sales waa under
since March 17.
IS W
for the first time
les:
No. Av. Sh. li No. v. Sh. Pr
M tn ... i IM I art,
44 JK1 40 4 SO tM ...
M , Jt iss 4 it 1 971
M Ml ! IK aa JS4 110 1 o:s,
M S4 IN 4 M t 1 SO l14
44 14 1(1 4 H "4 141 40 1 0?l4j
K J7 10 4 M 711 M I
17 119 and 4 W i t 40 I
4 ,.04 44) 4 M 7 H4 liO I 10
ta tl 10 4 N TO !
41 Ill 4 4 17V4 IM IM 11 I IS
17 an t0 Itlk 7 SMI ... II
h tt 40 I M 77 Ml IM I 1
i 147 ... I 00 77 ! ... 1 II
44 t7 M IS 4 IM tl) I II
M in 110 1 so 71. in lint
IT 141 10 I 0 71 140 0D lilt
is ti7 win n i ... 1 11
M ITt 00 I M 77 r 4S I II
II ttl 129 fw 4J IM . . Ill
II HI ... 0 71 141 170 I II
II 171 ... I SO a Iff 14 I II
11 tM is I at no ) ... 11
II r7 10s 1 a M in M is
44 It lift I 01 14 7t ti7 40 I 17V,
71 174 IS I IIV4 II Hi ... I t'
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17 171 it 1 0)14 11 lot ... 1 w
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M 147 40 ft H M II ... ft U
4 la 140 ft 07 H 7 141 W 111
17 141 10 ft 17 V,
SHEEP While considerably larger than
yesterday, the receipts thla morning wer
till light, only a few aver fifty cars being
reported In. For the week ao far the re
ceipts foot up only 184 cars, ss against 286
cars for the same days last week. In othor
words, the receipts for the first four day
thla week are short about 100 cars.
Condition governing tha trade thla morn
ing were the same aa detailed yesterday.
The market Is still under the Influence of
very strong buying demand, which makes
Itself more sharply felt than would be the
case ir tne receipts were larger. The re
sult of this condition of affairs this week
has been to alva valuea an unward ten
dency.
Packers are evidently exDerlencIn some
difficulty at this point in securing sufficient
iai sneep end lambs to nil their require
ments, ss nearly everything coming Is on
the feeder order. Yesterday morning and
again this morning they wer out early
And it did not tske them very long to clnan
up everything that would do for killers at
good, Strong prices, tjood, fat lamna sold
up to 17.00, which waa the top yeaterday,
and ewea which had been on feed a short
time brought 14.76.
The feeder market was also good and
strong and falrlv active, so that the most
of the arrival changed hands In very good
aeaaon. From atart to finish the market
waa entirely eatlsfactory to owners.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $.7r7.00; good to choice
yearling wethers. tf. 2i6t6.oO: good to choice
old wethers, H. 764(6.00; good to choice ewes,
HS1T4.70.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs. M.0OH4I6O: rood feed
ing yearlings. I5.005.26: good feeding weth
ers. I4.25ii7i4.66; feeder ewea, 13.60(8:4.25; breed
ing ewea, 4.4i4.60.
Representative aales
No.
Aver.
Prlca
8 90
6 90
4 IS
4 80
I 40
10 Idaho lambs
81
7
89
105
lambs 4
1018 Idaho lambs ....
19 Wyoming ewes..
Iks Wyoming ewes .
1391 Wyoming feeder
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hog; Fir to Ten
Cent Higher, Sheep Higher.
CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-4?ATTLB-Recelnts
14.000 head; market steady; steers, f3.4ftU
e.w; stackers and feeders. I3e0w4 00: cows
ana canners, ii.otiai.oo; nuns, I'J.UOH.UO;
heifers. 2.2Sfl6.2o: calves. 12.007.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3,000 head; market
strong and tvfilOe higher; shipping and ee
lected. I6.45fl6.70: mlx-d and packing. 14.75
42; light, 16.26136 66; pigs and rough,
Il.W4lBn.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 30,000
neaa; market higher; sheep, 4.25a4.li0;
lamDS, i. (Wa'i.so.
Xanana City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 11-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 12,000 head, including 2,000 head
choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.
mo; fair to good. H.y1T5.l5: western ateers,
82.75i7i4.50; stackers and feeders. 2.6ik'4.V;
southern ateers, I2.50fi3.76; southern cows.
tl.65J2.75: native cows, 1.6o(&3.26; native
heifers. 13.504(4.76; bulls. 12.003.00; calves,
t2.6otTo.25.
HOGS Receipts. 10,000 head: market
strong to 5c higher; ton, 15.30; bulk Of sale
B).i6ffl.h.zo; neavy, jo.idititj.zd: packers, xa.io:
8.25; pigs and lights. IS.1onM.ao.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
head; market strong; native lambs, I5.60O
7.26; western lambs, IS. 50437.26; ewes and
yearlings, I4.0(kfj6.25; western clipped year
lings, !4.724i6.2S; western clipped sheep, 14.00
(64.86; stockers and feeders. H.OOgt.S.
S. Loot Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo.. Oct. 1. CATTLE Re
celpte, 4,000 head, including 1.600 head
Texan; market strong; native shipping
and export steers, l4.6n(36.S0; dressed beef
and butcher steers, t-1.0Oft6.16: steers tinder
1.000 pounds, I3.00ji4.85; atockera and feed
era, 12.00433.60; cowa and heifers, 2.0O$r460;
eannera, ti.6Ofr2.O0; bulla. 2.1tKfi4.00; calves,
13 OOtg.7.00; Texas and Indian steers, 12. 7&
3.60; cows and heifers. I2.0ikit2.76.
HOGS Receipts. 7,600 head: market 5c
higher; pigs and lights, 15.004)6.40; packers,
IGOOtio.40; butchers and best heavy, 15. SO 3
6.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
bead; market 10c higher; native muttons,
13.76&5.15; lambs, I6.00(ft6.40; culls and bucks,
-"i4 b0; stockers. C 1006-76; Texans, 12.00
C4.7I.
. Kew York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-BEEVE9-Re-
celpts, 64 head; no sales today; feeling
ateady: dressed beer steady at b'coc per 10.
for common to choice native sides; cables
steady; exports tomorrow, 2,600 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 95 head; feeling
steady; veals, I6.fl0itii.2t; no graasera or
westerns of importance; dressed calves
firm: city dresaed veals. ityiif-lSHc; country,
7M4il2Hc; dressed grassers and fed calves.
ftCTSC.
HOGS Receipts, 4,661 head, all for slaugh
terers; feeling steady: no sales reported.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpte, 3,644
head; market active; aheep ateady, lambs
firm to 10c higher: sheep, 3.6tvtvS.25: top.
15.60; lambs. 7 .25&I.00; culls, &; Canadian
lambs, 17.8007.90.
St. Joseph live Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. IX CATTLE
Receipts, 3,190 head; market steady; na
tives. I3.76S6.90; cows and heifers, II tOfjp
4.75; stockers and feeder. t'J. 764.00.
HOGS Recelpte, 4.M6 head: market
atrong to 6c higher; light, t6.154Jf.26; me
dium and heavy, 6 lOCrfMO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpte. 4,376
head; market steady; native lamb, 17.25;
western lambs, 17.00.
Slang City Live Stoek Market.
8IOUX CITY. Oct. 12.-Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 3u0 head; mar
ket ateady, atockera weak; beeves, 12 26fl)
1.70; rows and heifers, 12.163.50; stockers
and feeders, 2.764.00: calves and yearlings,
t2.504l3.40.
HOGS Receipts, 1.600 head: market &c
higher, selling at t4.9otft.30; bulk of sales,
16.06(86.10.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th six prlnci-
t:
Hogs Sheep
l. mi 13,000
l,5f1
10.0(10 7.000
4.SX5 4,n
7.500 1.f00
21.000 30.000
60.4fi5 65.875
Bouth Omaha
Sioux Cttv ...
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
.81,180
gnaar and Melasses.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-8UOAR-Raw.
Arm; fair refining. I l-16c; centrlfuaal. 96
test. 3&311-16o; molasses sugar, 24ii2 13-lna.
Refined, quiet; No. . 4.30c; No. 7. 4.15c; No.
I 4.06c; No. I. 4c: No. 10, 1 96c; No. 11, 3.Wc;
No. II. 3.80o: No. 18. 1.70c; No. 14. l.o:
confectioners A, 465c; mould A, lilc; cut
loaf. t5Cc: crushed. I.6O0; powdered, 4.90c;
granulated 4 goe: cutea, .ooc.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orlea
kettle rv d t choice. tOtffS6o.
mi open
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 12 SUGAR Mar
ket quiet; open kettle, centrifugal, nom
inal; centrifugal whltea. 4H$4e; yellowa,
H 6 4 l-lc: aeconda. tt3c.
MOLAeBrTS Nor-inal; opon kettle, 12
27c: centrifugal, ICrltc.
SYRUP-Nomlnal, 26330O.
Evaporated Apples ana Dried Frnlt.
NFW YORK. Oct. II -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market I unchanged. Prime
fruit for December delivery la quoted at
7Sc. Common to good are quoted at iQlc
on a not and prime at T4c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are quiet with quotatlona ranging from
tsttTtte. according to grade. Apricots con
tinue firm In ton with choice quoted at
gvt4i9c: extra choice at 9',tHc and fancy
at KnailVc. Peaches are quiet and are In
very light supply on spot, the market be
ing quoted nominal la the absence of Im
portant tranaactiona. Raisins are attract
ing fair attention and rule firm. Looee
muscatel ar quoted at IVi'ikci ded
raisins at mfil'Vc and .London layer at
11.164,1.10. '
OMAII. W IIOLKSAI.h milKKT,
Condition of Trade and Qantatlnas oa
Staple and Fancy Prortare. '
FnOS Candled stock. ISO.
LIVE I'Ol'l, TRY- Hens, 9c; roosters. 6c;
urkevs, 13 lie; ducks. &;; spring chick
ens, sc. . ,
BI TTER Pncklng stock, lnc; metre to
fancy dairy, lK"U19c; creamery, 81Jltc;
prints. llSec.
Sl'UAH-f tandard gmntilatetl. In- bbls.,
IS M per est.; cubes. 40 per cwt.; cut
oaf. I 3 per cwt.: no. extra c. gs at pr
wt : No. 10 extra C, 38 28 per cwt.: No. )J
ellow. 15.20 perewt.; XXXX powdered,
& ,"i per owl.
FRESH r IX H -Trout. l"llc: halllbut. 110:
buffalo, dressed, 9c; pickerel, dresaed. cj
white bass, dressed, 12Y; sunilsh. c; perch,
acaled and dressed, 6c; pike, 11c; catfish.
15c: red snapper. 10c: salmon, 11c; crapplee,
lie; eela. l!c; bullheads, lie: blsrk bass, ?:;
whltensh, HXifllc; frog legs, per due., loo;
lobsters, green, 27c: hoiledv lobster, Sso;
shad roe. 46c: hlueflsh. 8c.
HAT Prlcea Quoted PV Omaha Wholesal
Hnv Dealers' association: No. 1 upland.
t5ft; medium, tt.5oti.oo: co r. I6.ee,
BRAN Per ton. 112.0.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Valencia, all site. l5.00iSi5.5o.
LEMONS Lemonlera. extra fancy 241
Site, J? 00; 3 and 300 slies, 00.
DATES Per hox of . l-lh. pkgs.. 13:
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb , 6c.
FIOS California, per liMti. carton. 7Mf
85c; Imported Smyrna, 4-erown. 12c; 6
crown, 12o.
BANANAS per medium-sued uuncn. 11.71
63.25; Jumbos, I'.ROi&S.OO.
FRUITS.
PEARS Utah. Kiefers and Vicars. 1X00:
De Angn, 12.76.
PLUMS l'tn h and Colorado, per 4-basket
crute, 11.00; Italian prunes. 11.00.
APPLES Ben Davis and V Inesaps, la
l-bu. bbls.. ti.K'tiS.M: In bu. baskets. 1100;
California Bvllfluwera. tl.iO.i
GRAPES Hoi-.e-grown Aew York con
cords, per 8-lb. basket, 22c; Mutca.tr. pr 4
basket crate, 11.60; Tokuya, per basket
crate, 11. SO.
quinces California, per pok. ji.To.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per H-hu. basket. SStfiio,
trlng hcsiirf, per H-bu box. 26ti35c.
POTATOES New. per bu.. 60c.
BEANS Navy, per bu I'i.OO.
CUCUMBERS Per dos , 26o.
TOMATOES Home grown. i-bu. basket.
85$ 60c,
CABBAGE Home-grown,- in frttei, per
lb., iyc.
ONIONS Home-gror-n, yellow, red and
white, per bit, 60c; Si'nith, per crate, tl.2.
4h.h, 1 n New. per uu., itic. ..
CF.LERV Kalamaaoo, per doa., 26c.
BWEET POTATOES Virginia, per l-bu.
bbl., 12.50.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale prices for beef cuts: Ribs No,
1, 11c; No. I fc; No. 3, 6c. Inlns No. 1. lie;
No. 2, Ho; No. 8. 7Sc Chucks No. 1. 4Hc;
No. 2, 4c; No. 3, 3',,c. Rounds NO. 1, 7c;
No. I, Hc; No. 3. tie. Plate No. I, SVjc;
No. 2, Sc; No. 3, SHtC
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONET New, per 4 lb.. 13.00.
CHEESE Swiaa. new. He: Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin Umberger, 16cr twlna,
12Hc. young Amerlcaa, 134c. .
NUTS walnuts, No. t soft snena, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard sheila, per lb., 13o:
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 3 hard
shells, per lb , 12c. Pecans, large, per lb.,
12c: small, per lb., 10c. reanuts, per ID., .o;
roasted, per lb.. 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12$13Hc Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 15c. Shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 11.76: large hickory nuts, per
bu.. 11.60. Chestnuts, iOe per lb.
HIDES No. 1 green, 9c; No. 3 green. Sc:
No. 1 salted, 10t4c; No. 2 salted. No. 1
veal calf, lie; No. 2 veal calf. c: dry salted,
"(ft 14c; sheep pelts, 25oytl.0O; horse, bides,
11.003.00.
Cotton Market. '
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. COTTON-Bpot
closed quiet, 15 points lower; middling up
lands, 10.10c; middling gulf, 10.36c; sales.
68,225 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 12 COTTON-looil
business done; prices 1 point lower; mid
dling fair, 6.74d; good middling. 6.60d; mid
dling. 6.34d; low middling, 6 ld: good ordi
nary, 6d; ordinary, 4.84d. The salea of the
day were 10,000 bales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export and Included t.M
American. Receipts, 12,000 bales. Including
10.6110 American.
BT. LOUIS, Oct. 12. COTTON Quiet ;
middling. 1014c; receipts. 431 bales; ship
ments, 10 bales; stock. 8.841 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 12.-COTTON -Quiet;
sales, 660 bales; ordinary. 7So; good
ordinary. 8 6-16c; low middling, I8-I6c; mid
dling, 913-lGe; good middling. 10 1-lSc; mid
dling fair. 1040; receipt, 4,037 bales; stock,
113,032 .bales. .. n't .n..- . v
Oils anil noaln.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12 OILS Cottonaeed.
firm; prime yellow, 26Vj,26-.. Tetroleum,
ateady; refined. New York, 17.56: In bulk,
I4.5. Turpentine, dull and eaay, 72Vio aaked.
SAVANNAH. Ga OcL IS.-OJL-Turpen-tln
firm; 694 c. .
ROSIN-Flrm: A. B. C. U-Wr D. 84.06;
K. 14.30; F. 84.70; O. 14.75; H, 14 80; I, 14.86;
K. 16.06; M. 16.10; N. 15.20; W G. 16.60; W W.
KOIL CITY, Oct. J2.-0!L-Credlt balaneea,
11.66; shipments. ,309 bbls.; avernge. fV0;8
bbls.; runs, 93.6S6 bbla.; average, 00 977 bbls;
ahlpmenta, 75.302 bbla.; average, 60.699 bbls ;
runs, Lima, 63.947 bbls.; average,. 53.217 bbls.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 12. COFFEE Th
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices and rained a psrtlal five
points during the early session' on small
offerlnga and fairly ateady cablea. Later,
however, there waa more for sale owing to
scattering liquidation and the market to
ward th close wa rather Irregular, closing
barely ateady net five polnta higher to
five polnta lower. Bales were reportod of
26.2:o baaa. Including November.' 7.10c; De
cember. 7.15c- January, 7.:'fc; Marcn. 1 'i
'7.46c; May, 7.55c;. July, 7.70c. 8pot, quiet;
No. 7 Rio, 8 Xl-llc. 1
Mtlwaakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 12. - WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 northern. sWiMsc; No, 1
northern, 8286c;, December, . eg864o
asked.
RYF-Hlsrher; No. 1, 9o. -
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 64c; sample, Sfifl
63o. ' I
CORN-Bteady! May. 4444Hc "hid.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 12 WHEAT Snot
oulet; No I red weaterq winter. a 514d,
Futurea. ateady; December, 6sl0,d; March,
Is94d. .
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed. 6a
Futures, quiet; December, --; January,
6s4"4d; March. 4a ld.
Peoria Market.,
PEORIA. III.. Ct. : 12, CORN-8lrong
No. 3. 68r; No. 4. 62V4C; no grade, 61Vle.
OATS-Strong; N4. i vbUe, 2S4c; No. 4
white, 271Qaso. :
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Oct. 12. SEED Clover, cai
rash.
hid I
I7W. Octnher 37.S7U: December. fl.TPA
January, 17.80. sellers; prime alalke, t7."0
prime timothy, 11.60.
AMERICAN . GUARANTY GO.
OPCMICAOO. ESTABLISHED IS).
KRBDKftlrX M. RTEKLg, Prelldent.
CHARLES U rlJRET. Vice Preeldant.
1.KWIS W. HTCHKR, Saorelarjf.
JAMES U BIQKbOW, Treaaurar.
CAPITU DOI.I94 M
Sere s Iks Ual tilts Prsflll IH4.JU.4l
Auasjti lesr C f Crrti OkafiSesi:
it Ta srotslf ntattrlaUs! ef lalt,
U Ik anneal tatareal as bast.
34 1st rename tie ef lf'H tletk.
41k 1st atyaist f ditiilcaJ a ratbl
I a rrarr(4 ttoct.
It slao nerfurma the (ollowlng serrloa for
ite ellenla, seuulnf tne eipenaa thereat:
riral Securi th rvloe ol reputable trust
company to art truate for tbe bonahoioei
nil to eertlfr the (eoulnenrea ol the bona
Seeonl Freparaa th neceaaarr See el true!
in conformity with th requirement o( th
trustee.
Thlr4 Ha th bond 4 coupon nsre4
or lithographed, lartng ni bafure th eauer
el th oorporsrloa ready lor einutlon.
rourth Attende to all the detail of an leeue
el hoota. rehaeiug th oAVoer ol th sanoyanc
incidental thereto.
yifth gurnlehea eoraed or lithographed
eenificaUa of atock heartag proper endorasot
of guarantf and readr tor leeuanoe.
S'.ath Preparea end aubenita th form ef
seceeaarr motion and resolution to be peaaed
by the etothholdere and dirrlor end o4herwie
eupervteee all ork In anr nitnnar aSertlag
th legality of th laauaace ot the eeturttlea.
Corraaposdeece Ismted. Inureleira eollrited.
saral Of fk. 171 l8H Stiect, Chlcaf a.
EDVftRDS-WOOD CO.
(Incoronratedl
Mala OaTleei rifth and Robert Streetv
T. PAIL, MINSj.
Ilaaler In
Stocks, Grain. Prevision .
fehlp Yonr Grala to V.
Brak OMc. 110-tll Board of Trad
Bids;., Omaan. e. Teleonane M4k
212-214 Exchange BM.. South Omaha.
BU 'Fhoa lis, eaepaadetit 'Pbuo !