THE OMAHA DAILY DEEt WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2o, 1905.
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CRA1N AM PRODUCE MARKET
Gremr Intorost It Exhibiud ii ths
Wbut Pit.
GOOO DEMAND ADVANCES THE OPTIONS
Heaviest laereaso la Tlslolo Snpnly
(T tko Preeent Crap la neeordea,
bal Falla 1o Preiica
Durltk nrnlti.
OMAHA. Oct. 14, 104.
Considerable more interest wu taken In
wheat thla morning and a good demand
Increased the price about o. Ths apraad
between December and May remained tha
same. To visible supply Increased 3,676,000
uuanrm, ine largest increase on me crop
ior any ween. Thla should have, Wen
boa rim i argument, but It failed to affeot
tha market. Thera n a good export bust
neaa at New York, about fciO.ono bushel to
noon. Ex port are aay fully 1,000,000 bushels
ur neen woraea in tha laat tnree aaya.
At Minneapolis It waa a race from laolo
to table between buvera nf raeh wheat.
December cloned at I74j87c, May at to
and July at 83SC.
There were heavy purchaaea of corn and
opimna on tnia commodity advanced, vat
entina bought about 2.000,000 bushel. Thi
visible aupply decreased 642. OuO bushel.
Decern her closed at 45o, old December at
may at 4TjVy,c and July at 45'AC
Oata ware up c on December anu o
on other months. The export demand con
tinuea lnr(e. Tha visible aupply showed
an Increase of 2,M,onn bu. December closed
at 2944C Mav at Il'4r?e anil Ji.lv at J04rL
Liverpool closed 4Vd higher on wheat
ana ua mgner on corn.
European markets are beginning to ahow
more interest and strength. Antwerp, tha
chxonlo , bear market . of the continent.
advanced &lc yesterday, following an
advance of c on Saturday. Hamburg
cabled after the close: "Demand for wheat
increasing rapidly.
Primary wheat receipts were l,tB,000
bushel and shipment 60S. 000 buahela.
against 1,116,009 bushels receipt laat year
and shipments of 865,000 buahela. Primary
corn recelpta were 817,000 buahela and ship
ments aws.udo bushels against recelpta last
year or 281,000 bushels and shipment ot
22,000 buahela. Clearance were (W.0O0 bush
ela of wheat, 17,000 barrel ot flour, 7,000
buahela of oata and 124.000 buahela of corn.
The Record-Herald quote a Chicago
dealer aa saving: "There are five critical
weeks Just ahead, and two great contlgen
clea likely to arise, either on of which
might set Europe on fire and send grain
pitv." nil iiiTim . I i i inn biwi
page or reduction of Russian wheat ex
porta or an accident to the Argentina
crop, it Russian snipments snnma .atop,
Europe would have to come here after
wheat, and It would be no trick at
to aee tha surplus above fl a bushel. Tha
world ma4a a very close shave on wheat
sunnlles laat year and la no better off thla
year. There la no question of the great
ahortage of foodstuff both in the United
Kingdom and on the continent. I expect
to aea ex porta on thla side of lflc.oOO bushels
ma present crop year. i was mucn
surprised today to hear a visiting Liver
pool merchant concede voluntarily that he
tnougni soo a lair price tor wneai in -ni
caa-fi?"
Parts reports that wet weather ha
diminished the already poor quality of th
French wheat crop, and aaya the market
look Bate for an advance. Argentina say
the damage by locusts Is less because the
are laying their egga, but if by Novemeber
IS the north crop is not ripe enough to cut.
there la reason to tear young locust wu
eat it up,
Omaha Cash. Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. MffSlHc: No.
hard, T7a7c: No. 4 hard, Wiifle; No.
spring. 7SaS0c: No. 3 spring. 74377V4c.
CORN No. 8. 46c; No. I yellow, 47c
No. a white. 48c.
OATS No. I mixed, 282fie; No. I white,
r7i27c: No. 4 white. 26i&26e.
RYB-No. J. 68(&65c; No. 3. 106Sc.
Carlot lteoclpts.
futnfeet Arm; December, ts Hw; March,
Iltid.
CORN-pt firm: American mixed, M
&; futures, ateadv; tiecember, 6 ld;
anuary. 4a 6d; March, 4a 1 "ri
ll 1C AGO GRAI Ann PROYIMOSS
Featnrr ( Iko Trading; ana Oeilsg
Prleea on tloard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4. Probable curtailment i
of shipments of grain from Russia, owing
to the spread or labor trouniea, waa largely
responsible for firmness today In th wheat
market here. At the close wheat for De
cember delivery waa up c. Corn la up
Vi'dac. Oata ahow a gain or wo. no-
Isinna are up a shade to 7 He
The wheat market waa Arm throughout
the entire session. At the opening the I K
cember option waa a shade to Wii'tc higher
t SifiXiVfco. The principal cause or tne
nltlal firmness waa an advance In tha
price of wheat at IJverpool, eaid to be
due to smaller offerings of wheat from
Russia and Danublan porta. Unsettled
weather In the United States waa another
factor, instrumental In stimulating pur.
hasea. Tha government bureau officially
forecasted quite general rains for tomor
row. Greatest significance, however, waa
attached to cable newa suggesting In
creased European demand for foodstuffs.
The railroad strike In Russia attracted
much attention, especially dispatchea stat
ing that the labor disturbances were
spreading and were liable to be of long
duration. A blockade of the railroads, it
was asserted, would seriously hamper shtp
ments of grain from , Russia and would
cause greater demand for American grain.
Aa a result ahorta and commission nouses
here were active bidder during the greater
part of the day. For December the highest
point or tne session waa reacnea at nytm
87.
An increaaa or x.676.000 ousneia in tne
visible supply started aome selling by pit
tradera late In th day. In
alight reaction occurred. The close, how
ever, waa firm with December at 81VW
87e. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 143.600 bushel, primary receipt
were 1.309.000 bushels compared with 1,113,
000 bushel a year ago. Minneapolis. Du-
luth and Chicago reported recelpta or 1.076
cars agalnat 998 cars laat week and 857 cars
a year sjro.
wet weather and light receipts lmpanea
firmness to the corn market. A feature of
trading waa heavy purchases of the May
delivery by a prominent operator. Total
purchaaea by thla one trailer were said
to have been over 1,000.008 bushels. Higher
prices at Liverpool helped to stimulate
demand for corn here. A decrease for the
week of 642.0U0 bushels In the visible sup
ply waa a bullish factor. The market
closed firm with prleea at the highest point
Chicago 15$ 483
Kansas City ; 37 82 13
Minneapolis S56 v
Omaha 87 17 30
Duluth .-...576 ' ... ...
St. Louis S3 32 141
Omaha Oasn galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1 car, 81 He; I car,
81c; No. 3 hard, 1 car, 73c; 1 car, 7 (to; i cars
7744c; 1 car, 77c, 1 car, 77c; durum mixed,
i car, ec . '.' '"" ".
Mlaneapells Grata Market.
MINNB?POMSOoU 24,-WHEAT-De
cember, ilc May, tShket No. 1 hard, 8EA.C
No. 1 northern. 84c; No. 3 northern, 82c
FLOUR First patents, 34.&OQ6.00; second
patents, 4.71W4ho; first clears, 3.7Ui&.lK
second Clears, K lMyt so.
RRAN-In bulk. 311.00011.25.
(Bunerior ouotatlona for Mlnneannlla da.
livery). The range of prices, as reported by
tha Edwards-Wood drain company, 110-111
ooara ot iraae ouiiaing, was:
ArUclea.l Open. I High.) Low. Close. Tes'y.
WheatI I
Dec....82HfH 83 ?H 83 K
May... WQ1 8H 8tSW 8641
NBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
o Varloaa
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Beiotion in Vakil Ekowi Prsfewitot.1
Cbtraottr ia Kectit Vtklisgt.
HIGH PRICES CAUSE PAUSE IN SPECULATION
New Record la Maay Shares
Hraltatlna the Part
Trad ere C les Is
Heavy,
la u aea
t
71
of the day. December opened a shade to
So higher at 46c to 464i-46c, sold up to
4BHo and closed at the top. Local receipts
were 166 cars with 4t cars of contract
grade.
Sentiment in the oata market waa bullish,
largely as a result of continued excellent
demand front exporters. A report from
cash houses Indicating heavier receipts
throughout Illinois had seemingly little
effect on the market. December opened
unchanged to a shade higher at 29H$;iAHa
to 2Hc, sold between 2Hc and iSf(2M.o
and closed at 29Hc. Local recelpta were 4ts3
cars.
Provisions were firm In sympathy with
the strength of grain. Trading waa of a
more general character than has been wit
nessed for sometime. Liberal shipment
ot nog products na aa strengthening influ
ence. At the rinse January pork was up
7Hc at tl2.35ai2.37tt. Lard waa a shade
higher at Ribs were up 6c at tt.47.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat.
kx cars; corn, 83 cars; oats, Z39 cars; hogs,
36.0110 head.
Tha leading futures ranged a follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y,
Wheat I I ' 1 I
Dec. 87(57H S7Wt 87 87H 74
May SFim 88 S7 S84 8714
Corn
Oct. RlH'iK Cm 61 61H 50
Dec. 4o 464 46 4fi'4
JDec. 45H5 4fH 46 45 44Ttl45
May 44 454 44 45Q45fc 44S
Oata
Oct JSHWHH
Dec. 294(,$H 26(8 Z 29V29W4
May 310' 33 31V 3WS2i31 Vi'
July SOVll 31 30 30
Pork j ! i
Oct. 16 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10
Jan. 13 30 U 87 13 BO 13 87ft 12 27',,
Lard J
Oct. 7 08H 107 7 02H 7 02H 7 C2H
Nov. 6 97 97 8 97 6 87 7 00
Jan. (76 77 76 77 76
Riba-
Oct. 7 85 7 87 7 7 67 , 7 66
Jan. 45 6 47 ' 6 45 6 47 6 42
May 67 67 65 6 67 6 66
Qaotatloas f th Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-FLOUR ReCelnti
81.T33 bbla. ; ex porta, 6.474 bbla.; market tlrm
dui quiet; Minnesota patents, 84.6(lia6.10
Minnesota bakers', 33.WxiM.0O; winter pat
ents, 34.26iQ'4.6; winter straights, 34.00&4.10;
winter extraa, $2.M6ti.86; winter low grades,
32.76ti'3.80. Rya flour, firm; fair -to good,
34.86&6.16; choice to fancy. 84.16g4.40. Buck
wheat flour, dull; spot and to arrive, $l.tna
100.
BUCKWHEAT Quiet; delivered In New
York, ac.
CORN MhJAL Firm: fine white and yel
low, 8126; coarse, 1.14ial.l6; kiln dried.
83.aOfl3.36. - f
HVi' Steady; No. I western, 76c, c. t. f..
New York.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, ll.26ijl.0; coarae. $1.161.18; kiln dried,
33.15&3.26.
BARLEY Firm; feeding, 41c, c. I. f..
New York; malting, 4&lc, c. I. f . New
York.
WHEAT Recelpta, 66.000 bu.; exports, 49.
" 643 bu.; spot market firm; No. 3 red, Vlo
elevator and M7ic f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, ttHc f. o. b.. afloat; No.
1 northern Manitoba. 86c, f. o. b., afloat.
Under bull control from the start to finish
wheat waa active during the day and much
higher, closing ltlSc above the previous
nlaht. The principal Influences outside
from outside supporting orders were higher
caoies, aerloua strike newa rrom itusaia.
decreased southwest offerings, a strong 1
corn advance and broadening speculative
trade. December, 9JVTjl 6-lSc, closed at
9Sc; May. 1 J-lti.'Vc, closed at Wc.
CORN Receipts, 7.6i6 bu.j market firm;
No. 2, 62c elevator and 62c afloat; No. 3
yellow and white, 66c. Options were active
and very strong on vigorous covering,
strength west and light slocks. It closed
fcd.luo net higher. December, 66 a 66c.
closed at bee; January, 63VkMi-. cloaed at
63c; May, 60V&elVc. closed at 61Vc.
OATS Receipts, ,0,600 bu.; exports, 6,676
bu.; spot market firm; mixed oata, 26 to
33 pounda, 83'Kt4c; natural white, 30 to
82 pounda, 84uic; clipped white, 36 to 40
pounds, Jb'j:i7c.
rEKl Ouiet; spring bran, 316 66; mid
dling 316.40; city, tl7.u0e23.00.
HAY Steady; spring, 6oti&5o; good to
Choice, 76q2c
HOPS Easy; atate common to choice,
19j6 crop, li4r22o; 1K04 crop, 16fllcj olds,
Mile; Pacific coaat. 19U6 crop, likTliC; lu4
crop. 12'aitic; olda, Srllo.
HIPF'-S Strong: Oalveston, 30 to 28 lbs.,
80c; California. 21 to 38 lb., lo; Taaaa
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 18c.
LEATHER Firm: acid. 24f27o.
PROVISIONS Reef, steauy; family. 811 50
.Nd. 1 tOld. tNews . 'f
- Cash qdotgttons were as follows: " "
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $3.90i9
4.20; straights, 33.604.00; spring patenta,
34 004.20; straights, 32.603.0; bakers', 32.20
H820.
WHEAT No. t spring. 8687c; No. 3,
77e7c; No. 2 red. 87iJi87Vc.
CORN-No. 2, 52)G2c; No. 3 yellow,
6363VC.
OATS No. 2. 29Hc: No. S white, SOtSSOVc;
No. 8 white, 28Vq30c.
RYE-No. 2, 6fc70o.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 87c; fair to
choice malting, 4147c
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 92c; No. 1 northwest
ern. Mo. Prime timothy, 33.20. Clover, con
tract grade. 813.26.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 316.00
6716.10.' Iird, per 100 lbs., 37.02. Short
ribs sides, (loose), t7.60ig7.65. Short clear
sides (boxed), 38.008.26.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24 Probably the chief
Importance to be attached to today'e mar
ket la the light it throws upon the pre
ceding markets. The day's reaction with
entirely lack of any change In ncwa made
pictty conclusive evidence of the profes
sional character of the upward movement.
The demand for stocks in the loan depart
ment of the Stock Exchange waa not more
than nominal today, Indicating the large
reduction In the outstanding short Interest.
Tha conclusion was accepted as reasonable,
therefore, that yesterday a 1.000,000 shares
mark was du to the combined efforts ot
the retreat of a considerable ahort Interest
driven to cover by last week'e advance In
prleea and to the taking of pronta by th
party of professional speculators which had
conducted the operatlona for the advance.
A email Increment from the outside de
mand caused by the apurt In prleea facili
tated the movement to take profits. The
Joint effect waa an extensive closing up of
consequence t outstanding speculstlve contracts, so that
inq i i nr. i i iviibj w n o irn virni .v. uv-
ventures. The hesitating disposition as to
the direction to be taken by the new com
mitments was responsible for the wavering
of prices and the shrinkage In th volume
of business.
The check to the advance in view of tha
further easing of the money market rats
waa a disappointment, to that speculative
sentiment which had held the conviction
firmly that money stringency was tha only
thing that would restrain a rise in prices
of stocks as a result of the great activity
and prosperity In all branchea of business
arraira. Tne fact that yesterday a eariy
advances had carried the average level
of prices to the highest of the year and. In
rait, to the highest record prices as a
whole, was a eubjeet of comment and
doubtless an occasion for pause. The low
grade of some of the securities which were
being rushed forward Into promlnonce waa
aiso a sunject ror grave questioning, it
Is the experience of speculative markets
that the stirring up of such securities as a
class la resorted to only because the pos
sibilities for advance in stocks of mors
substantial value have been exhausted.
The result of tha profit taking today In
aome of the recently revived stocks was
fairly ludicrous. They have been bought
quite Indiscriminately for several days on
the bare chance that speculative favor
would turn to them. Any appreciable
movement offer a handsome proportion of
profits where the entire purchase price 1
so small. An example la Standard Rope
and Twine, for which a audden demand
yesterday carried the price up to $2 a
ahare on a par value of tlOO. On a move
ment to take profits today the shares fell
to si.
Belling for London account was quite a
factor in the day's weakness, and the ap-
proacn or a Stock Ktchange settlement
there waa held to explain the selling. There
were small chaneas in tha money market
but considernhle Importance was attached
to the nunllshed statement from tne presl
dent of the Imnerlsl Rank of Germany
expressing satisfaction with the Interna
tlonai money situation . Rut there was no
cessation today In the firmness of the for
eign exchange market here, and the au
thorltles allowed themselvee an Intimation
that a possible gold export was a not re
mote contingency. New York exchange at
Chicago also fell Viack to rar. The sub-
treasury continues to vleld cash to the
banks and the money market was called
easy. The special points of strength In
today a stock market were . without ex
planation and were believed to be attributa
ble to operators' tactics for the purpose of
sustaining the market naralnst the realis
ing In nrogresa. The hard and aift coaler
were the conspicuous examples of such
stocks. Tfcl sustaining Influence waa ef
fective In limiting the declines and rcstorlns;
some part of the lossea. The market closed
heavy.
Fonda were fltm Total sales nar value.
33 WS.ooo Tnld States bonds were all un
chna'ed on o "I.
Quotations ,. n . the,. New Yor Stock ex-
etnss-Bhefneld 3.1") 72 ' 73
Total aalea for tne aay, m.mu snare.
New Terk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 34-MONEY-On call,
easier, at 3S4 Vr cent; cloalng bid, 3
per cent: offered at l per cent. Time
Mn, easy; sixty and ninety days, 4VU
per crnt; six mom ha , Vo- rer cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ttf per
"sTKRMNfl EXCHANGE Firm: with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14 tevgi
4fr for demand and at t4.8lfrl4 83iO for
slxty-dnv bills; posted ralea, 4.MS4 84
and $4.87Q4.87; commercial bills, 84 82TaO
4 83
SILVER Bar, 62H; Mexican dollars,
47u.
RONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on vonda were as fol
lows: V. S. rf. is. tf ...IK1 Jin . M series.. M
d coupon ins to IH. cert
V. 8. . rf 1H 4s 14 Hn 41
4a eoupon W4 L N. ral. 104H
V. 8. old 4a, m ...lMH Manhattan . KM4 4S.1USV
4o coupon 1M4 Mailctn Central 4s.. I1
V. I. new 4a. rf....lH do 1st Ine A
4o coupon 1144 Mlnn. St. U 4s. . T
Amer. Tob. 4s tot M., K. T. 4 101 H
o US t4 do ti
Atrhlxm n. 1X . R. R. of M. . 4..
do . 4a. N. T. C. f. IHa.... t
Atlantic Coaat U 4a. 101 H N. 1. C. sen. ta....lMMj
Baltimore 8t a 4. . W Northern Paclfls it.. .l(Hi
do H do tt TS
Brooklyn R. T. t. 4a N Norfolk 4a W. a. 4a 111V4
a.
Central ot Oa.
do tat In.....
do Id Ine
do M Inr
rh.a. Ohio 4Ha.
Chlraio Si A. Its..
I14H O. . U rl S.... 47
Penn. eonv. I Ha I4
M Roadlns r 4 lta4
71 St. I f. M. a. Is.lllH
104 St. U S. r. tf. 4a it Si
1H St. I g. W. a. 4i.. .
C. R. a 4. a. 4a. ...101 feaaboard A. U 4s..
C, R. I. P. 4..iVka Paclfle 4a........
do col. is M . do lit 4a. cart.... 7
Ore!. A St. t. 4a....H 8o. Rallvar la IMU
Colo. Ind. sar. A.... 1t Taiaa A P. Is IK
do sir. B 7tvT . at. I.. A W. 4. MV4
Cola Mid. 4 It iUIm Piclflo 4i....l
Colo. 4V SoaUara 4s.. i44 da con. ta l
Cuba 4 W4H. Staal id la.... T
Pennr aV R. O. 4a..loii Wabaak la Ill
Dlatlllera' . la.... 40V do dab. B 76
Brla prior Man 4a I0IV Weatera Md. 4s r
ao can. 4a M WHm Una A L B. Ii II
Horklng Valler 4Hs..lll Wlaconala C. 4a.... 44
Japaa ta, Mrt..k..., t i
tiHAIIA L1YE STOCK MARKET
OtUl BoipU irri Vry LU, V taing
Doll Trad.
HOGS FAIRLY ACTIVE, BUT SOME LOWER
Aaotker Largre R ( theesi
Lanaks, wltk Prleea Jeerally
Abut Steady with Yesterday
ai Deslrakl Klads.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 24, 1908.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Blieep.
Official Monday 8,3n8 8 645 SS.tiOO
Official Tuesday ),M 7,)0 18,000
Two days this week....l7,6S 10.648 41.000
Two day last week 17.87 .nS8 37.437
Sam daya week before.. 18.763 8.6i8 24.764
Same three weeks ago... 1H.4J3 87.1W7
Same four week agu. .. .lb.di 7.0H 26.fi8
Sam days laat year 17.033 M78 i.lM
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the reootpts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to data, comparing with laat year:
ibA 1904. . Inc.
Cattla 811.117 743.161 68.8W
v I.i6.an7 l.Sw.ohl
Sheep !..1.677,6SsJ L41T7.104 160,436
The following fable anos the average
price t hogs at South Omaha for ths last
aeveral daya, with comparisons!
Date. int. U04.itu.l03.lfr3l.il-H89-
nsta "toeka and Boads.
BOSTON, Oct. 34,-Call loans, im per
cent: time loans, 6i6H per cent. Official
quotations on stocks snd bonds were aa
follows:
A ten Hon tdj. 4a.il.. 44 AdTintupa
da 4s ..1034a Alloi,
Max nntrat 4a 40 Amalramated
Atcklaon M' Amar. tlno .,
da Dfd 1M Atlantln
Boatoa at Albanr....ior Bingham
Boaton Malm...,.m Calumit 4V H..
Boatoa BleTatad .....It) lOrttnnlal
Fltrhhurl otd 141 'CoDDar Ranaa ..
Maxlcan Cintral 14 H pair Weat
N. T N. H. 4k H..I04H num. Coal
Pin Marquetti ,..101 Oranbr
Union Paoino 1U44 lala Roral
A mar. Ami. Chem..M Masa. Mining :,
do pfd it Mlrhlsan
Amar. Pniu. Tub., ilt Mohawk
Amir Sugar ..141 Mont. Coal A C
do pfd 131H Old Dominion .,
Amar. Til. A Tal...m Oacaola
Amer. Woolen 4i ' Parrot
do Dfd 104 OulncT
Bdlson Blae. 4V III. .1444 Shannon
Oencral Rlictrto
Maaa. Klactrlo ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oal
United Fruit
Unltid 4 hoi Mack.
do pfd
U. g. Staal
do pfd
Waatlngbouaa com...
Bid. Asked.
104 Tamarack
II .Trinity
. 44 Unltad Copper
t4 V. 8. Mining..
104 V. S. Oil
74 ilTtah
. 1114 Victoria
. II Wltcna
104 IWoWarlm ....
. U I North Butt .
. f
.. 41
,. W4j
..
,. 0H
.. II
i.MT
.. M4
.. 14H
.. liVj
.. 77
.. 414
.. M
..104
.. 14
.. tt4
i
.. tl
..1U
.. rt
..107
.. I
..1M
.. 4
.. 14
.. te4i
.. 10V4
.. 47
.. 4H
.. 14
..117
.. 44
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The official i.aiber of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
uattie.liOgs.Bnrep.n r a,
... 4
P.
V
4 O.i
44.300
13.300
256.800
14.300
Flour, bbla 33.000
Wheat, bu 199.200
Corn, bu 136,000
Oata, bu 181,000
Rye, bu 29.000
Barley, bu 140.600
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market waa firm; creameries, HHSc;
dairies, 17 20c. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases
included, 18c; firsts, 21c; prime firsts, 28c;
extras, 24c. Cheese, firm; lHi124c
Kaasaa City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24. WHEAT-De-cember,
TS'ic; May, 80jc. Cash: No. 2
hard, 80ra81Hc: No. 3, 77Vc; No. t red,
RKij90e; No. 8, 8ft89c; No. 4, feU'Se.
CORN December, 40Hc; May. 0e. Cash:
No. 3 mixed, old, 46pc; nw, V4i6c; No.
S, 45 Ho; No. 2 white, old. 60c; new. 4Uc.
OATS No. 2 white, BVi30c; No. 8 mixed,
tSM.o.
EGGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 white wood cases Included. 19c; case
count. 17c; casea returned. He less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 310.00(910.60;
choice prairie, I. 60.
RYE Steady; 63&634c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 21e; packing,
14c.
' Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 65,000 91,000
Corn, bu 47,000 24.000
Oats, bu 3,000 11,000
The rang of ences nald In Kansas City
aa reported by th Edwards-Wood com
pany. U0-1U Board of Trade building, waa:
change rang.' . as fol'riws;
Sales. High. Low. CInse.
: . . 230
86
42H
102 Vs
33
16.700
7,800.
1.400
700
84
41H
1024
33
ju. pia cu..
nda M. Co....
on 1
d I
68
36V
40
Article.! Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Yes'y,
Siz.uo; meaa, Kxpiu.w: oeei nama, xi.uvrf
60; racket. 3!0.6iji 11.00; city extra India
meas. tn.avffll 60. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. 38.76610.60: pickled shoulders.
3o60tr7.00; pickled hama. 4n.6oiel0.OO. Itrd.
steady ; weatarn steamaa. 4' 60; rennd,
ateady; continent, 87.16; South America,
t8.30 compound, 88.6W& 76. Purk, ateady;
family. $l7.6o-91l00, ahort clear, ti4.5Crttlti.60;
mesa. tl 00ul 26.
TALLOW-Steady; city (33 per pkg ), 4c;
countrv (nkga. frae), 4Snc.
BUTTER Klrra; atraet price, extra
creamery, i3-3Vc; official prleea, creamery
common to extra, liultc: weatern Imitation
creamery, extraa, lo'e: westerns first a.
ITVa'QiHc; slate dairy, common to extra.
16v31c; renovated, common tx extra, l&rj
2ic; weatsra factory, common to extra.
ifraiTc.
CHEESE t'nehanged: state full cream,
laig and small colored and whlta fancy,
l.'.c: state, fair to choice. UH13Ho.
EGOS Firm: western extra firsts, ate;
Wes'ern seconds. 9QX!C.
POl'LTRY Live, steady: weatern chick
ens. He; fowls, lie; turkeys. 14c; dreased,
quiet; weatern chickens. 14QJ0C; spring
turkeys, IikdIZc; fowls. iooji:hc.
Toled leeel Market.
TOLEDO. Oct. 34. SEED Clover, cash
and October. U 17H; December, 38.X: Jan
uary. prima alsike, tx; prima timothy.
3. u.
I.lvral Orala Market.
LITRPOOU Oct. :4.-WHEAT-Spot
steady; Nu. 1 red western alnur, is 6d,
Wheat
Dec,... 77H 78 77H 77 77
May... 7S 80 7S 79 79
Corn
Dec.... 3i 40 t 40 39
May... "38 40 3 . 40 39
Oata
Dec... 17 28 !T 28 28
May... 28 29 28 29 28
Pork
Jan.... 11 20 13 25 11 20 13 23 13 17
Lard
Jan.... 3 71 8 73 3 70 8 70 887
Oct.... 87 87 6 96
Ribs
Jan.... 8 40 8 40 1 40
Oct.... 7 7 60
Pklladelahla Prodaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24. RT'TTER
Firm: extra weatern creamery, 23VTN extra
nearby prints, 24c.
EGGS Firm; nearby fresh. loa off. 28c;
nearby fresh, 26o at mark; western fresh,
Ibo at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
fancy. 12"4T12o; New York full cream,
choice. i:v.c: New York full cream, fair to
good, UV81Jc.
Visible (apply of Grata.
NEW YORK. Oct. 34 -The visible supply
of a-raln Saturday. October 21. aa compiled
by the New York Produce exchange, la aa
lonowa:
Wheat, 27.7O7.0ti0 bu.: Increase. 3.693.000 bu
Corn, 3 8O2.O0O bu.; decrease, 630.000 bu.
Oata, 26.270.000 bu.: Increase S.AM.nXt bu.
Rye, 1,666.000 bu.; increaaa, 4t,0uO bu.
Barley, 1.624,000 bu.; decreaae, 8,000 bu.
Mllwtakai 43rala Markalt.
MILWACKEB. Oct. 34. WHEAT
Strong; No. 1 northern. 87c; No. 1 north
ern. MwsSc: Decenibcr. 87S7c.
RYE Firm; No. 1. Tic.
RARI-EY Strong; No, 3. 64c; sample, 34
CORN Strong: May. 464J-1SC aaked.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111. Oct. M.-OORN-Wirher;
No. 3 Uow, J2WO, No. 3, t2c, new No. 4.
4.1' ; new no grade, 4&c.
OATaWStrong; No. 3 white, C9c
No. 4 white, irVc.
WHIdK-On baala ot tl-W for finished
good.
46
49
81
72
190
92
180
3
4N
81
72
186
92
180
23
82
Adams Ex
Amal. Copper .
Am. Car & F. .
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Ex 3(io
Am. M. & L. pfd 1.100
Am. Ice 800
Am. Linseed OH
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 18.200
do pfd ! 600
Am. Smelt, ft Refng. 88.700
do pfd 1.9i0
Am. Sugar Refng 16.400
Am. Tob. pfd ctr
Anaconda M
Atchlso
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Bait. A Ohio 3 0
do pfd W0
Brooklyn R. T 49.500
Canadian Pacific ..... 10.4H)
Central of N. J 3,0K
317 100 t nes. & unio
1.0.W -
au im
Chi. Ot. Western 1,800
Chi. ft N. W 1.000
C, M. A St. P 19.100
Chi. Term, ft T
do pfd 500
C C C. ft St. L
Colo. Fuel A Iron.... 3,200
Colo, ft Southern I,4u0
do 1st pfd
do lid pfd 800
Consolidated Gaa .... 600
Corn Products 8,8o
do pfd 900
Del. ft Hudson 7,200
D. , L. A W
Den. A Rio Grande
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.. 6.200
Erie 8,600
do 1st pfd 7UO
do 2d pfrt
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central .
Inter. Paper 15,100 24
do Pfd 3.1UI
Inter. Pump
do Dfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern 1,400
do pfd .'"
Iuls. ft Nashville.... 4.300
Manhattan L 100
Met. Securities 2.4io
Met. St. Ry 4.100
Mex. Central I.iou
Minn A St. Loula
M . St. P. ft S. 8. M.. 100 137 137
do pfd ...
Missouri Pacific
M.. K. ft T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central in.mw
N. Y., O. ft W 19,300
Norfolk ft Western... -a.
do pfd
North American ..... 700
Pacific Mall Z.7H0
Pennsylvania S2,8flO
People's Oas i.ouo
P.. C., C. ft St. L
Pressed Steel Car 6. GOO
do pfd 1,30
Pullman Palace Car.. UO
Reading MW.nw
do 1st pra w
do 2d Pfd 6o0
Republic Steel 6,ln0
do pfd 8.9110
Rock Island Co 36,i0
do Dfd
Rubber Goods 3U0
do pfd
St. L. ft fl. F. 2d pfd. 1.500
St. Louis S. W BO
do nfd 1O0
Southern Paclflo 64.200
do pfd 1M 1M
Southern Railway ... 8, STij
do pfd 700 99y
Tenn. Coal ft Iron.... 2.40
Texaa ft Pacific 1.300 3r.M
T.. St. L. ft W S.l 39M
do pfd 3. I'M 6M
f nlon Pacific 61.200 134
do pfd
V. 8. Kx
t 8. Realty 100 89
V. 8. Rubber -.. 6 63M
do pfd 0 U"
V. 8. Steel 36.4-rt S:Vi
da Dfd 7.4"0 M.'i
Va. -Carolina Chem.... 1.40) 34
do pfd
Wabash lO.irtl 2lt,
do pfd l.S'4) 4JV
Wells-Fargo Ex....,
Weatingh'iune Elec... J ITS
Western f'nlon loO 93
W. ft I E
Wis. Central , ....
do r.f t
Nurtham Pacific 1 Jon Jmt
Central leather 4T'i
do pld n , . 3u0 Iv4:i
Lotdos Closlaa; Sfocka,
LONDON, Oct. 24. Cloalng quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Conaola, manor iH N. T. Cintral 1ST
do account 4044 Norfolk 4V W M
Anaconda (; do pfd 16
Atcklaon 4144 Ont. A W U4l
do pfd Pannaylranla 74
Baltlmor 0 104 Rand Minn s
Canadian PaclAc ....17 Raadlns (S
viica. at unm a- no lal pra 41
Chicago O. W 12! do Id ptd So
C. M. ft St. P. ...14444 Souttam Rr J
DiBairs n. do pfd lo:
Dinnr ft R. O I4' 8o. PaclBc 78
do pfd 40 Union PacIHe ' 117
Brio 6i do pfd tt
do lot pfd 13V U. g. ami 3
o o pia i4 so pra lul
iinnnii central 146 Wabaah II
LaulaTllli ft N 147 do pfd 41
M.. K. ft T U Bpanlrh 4a .......... M
SILVER Bar. steady; 28d per ounce.
MONEY SUiH4 car Hent.
The rate or discount In the open market
for ahort bills la 4 per cent; for three
momni Dins, t per cet -
Now York Mlalnsr Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oot. 24. Cloalng quotations
on mining stocas were a follows:
M. ft St
Wabash
Mo. Pac
Union Pacific
C. ft N. W.
F.. E. A M.
C, St. P., M,
B. ft M
a ft Q
C, R. I. ft P., east .
C, R. I. ft P.. west.
Illinois Central
C. G. W
Total receipts 865
Ths disposition of tne day'a receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tne
number of head Indicated:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Adams Con ....;... H
A I lea sf
Brieca it
Brunaarlok Con. 47
Comatonk Tunnal ... 8.
Con. Cal. A Va 174
Horn BIlTir It')
I ror Silver 100
UaadTllla Con 6
ILIttli Chief
lOntaiie ........
lOphlr
Phoenix ,
Intoal
Karata
Slarra Narada
Small Hopoi
Standard .... .
...... 4
......110
440
1
19
4
,
IW
174
Forela-n Plaanelal.
LONDON, Oct 24. Money was In good
demand In the market today and supplies
were somewhat curtailed by yesterday's
ircaaurjr dui payment. Discounts were
naraer. xesteraay a relapse In Paris ex
change called attention to the uncertain
ties of the future and bill brokers were
very cautious. Trading on the Stock ex
change was dull. There waa little doing
beyond arranging the mining account and
preparing ror tne general carry-over. Con
aola and home rails were slightly easier
In the absence of support. Amerlcuns
opened steady, afterwards became nulet
and Irregular and occasionally xeaeier- on
viuiii-iaKing, dui ine undertone waa good.
They rallied on New York's support and
cloaed below the beat quotations of th
day. Forelgnera were fairly firm. Japa
nese were supported. Russians were rather
firm. Japanese Imnerial 6s of 1901 ware
quoted at 101.
PARIS. Oct. 24. Prices on tha Bourse to-
aay were weaK and trading waa Inactive
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 93.50
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 628.
BERLIN. Oct. 24. Trad nx on the Bourse
toaay waa quiet. There were no pro-
nounoea cnangea.
Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24-Todav'a at.t..
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl6O,O00,OO0 gold
rrwrvc, snows: Avaiiaoie casn nuiance
U1.134.1M; gold coin and bullion, t7S.772.746
gold certlncatea, 842, 199, 660.
1S3 153
liw IM
81
1.700 :
2.6U0
48
163.
66
8o
104
144
106
srI
2ri
o
72i,i
Bank Clearlaas.
OMAHA. Oct. 24 Bank clearinrs for to.
aay were 31,423,174.01 and for the corre
spondlng data last year 81,261,063.70.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oot. 24. WOOL An Improve
ment la found In the demand for wool In
tne uoston market. There haa been
noticeable Increaae In the call from the
worsted manufacturers. The firm open
ing or tne roreign markets lias had
strengthening effect on trading here and
has connrmed tne ueiier that no low
prices will prevail for aome time. Pulled
woola are quiet, with territories moving
ireeiy. f oreign graaes are light. Lead
ing quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsvl
vanla XX and above, 3693tc; X. 84ft3oc
No. 1. 4ta41c: No. 3. 4tKS?41c fin unwashed.
2X29c; quarter blood unwashed. WuMc
three-eighths blood. SStfKWc: balf blood. 34
sac; unwesnea ueiaine, vraic; unmerchant
able, 31fa33c; fine washed Delaine, 3H
ssc. Michigan nne unwasnea, ZTdj'Jic; quar
ter blood unwashed. 33a34c: three-elahth
blood, 34J6c; half blood, 331034c; unwashed
Deaaln. 28a. Kentucky. Indiana, etc.
three-eighths and quarter blood, 366'SOc,
Territory, Idaho, fine, Kffiic; heavy fine
f"&2p; fin medium. !.1fi24c: medium, 37
bio; iow meaium, wane. Wyoming nne,
22flC3c; heavy flne. Iiii'20c; fine medium
20 24c: medium, 2728o; low medium. t!&
29c. t tan and Nevada, nne. z&'a24c; heav
fine. 19620c; fine medium. 23&24c; medium,
rrc: low medium, i'29c. Dakota, fine
t2Q23c; fine medium, Z!'t'i3e; .medium, 37
iKc: low milium, vsttoc. Montana, fine,
choice. KiiZlv; fine average. 24(Z)26c: fin
medium choice, tmi'Zic; average. 27Q23C
stanie. a'n:)c; medium cnolce, V-'ttDH:
ST. LOUIS. Oct H.wuou-steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 26i0
21c; light fine, 2W27c; heavy fine, 19623c;
tub washed. Sj42c.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24 COTTON'-Bpot
cloaed quiet, 16 polnla higher; middling up
lands, 10.65c; middling gulf. 10.9uc; sale,
none.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24 COTTON-Spot In
fair demand; price IS points higher: Amer
ican middling, fair. 6.17d; good middling,
tt3d: middling, 6.77d; low middling t.61d:
good-ordinary, 8,43d; ordinary. t.SVd. The
aalea of the day were 10.000 bale, of which
l.taiO were for speculation and export and
Included 8 American; recelpta, 1S.0U0
bale. Includinff 3.700 American.
PT LOUli. Oct 24-OOTTON-Steady;
middling. 104ac: aafea. 100 bales; receipt.
360 bales; shipments. 98 bales; stock, 8.864
bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 14. COTTON
Flrm; aalea. 8.450 bales; ordinary, ;c; good
ordinary. 8 ll-16c; low middling. 9 16-lc;
middling, 10 6-loc; good middling. 16 13-16V;
mlddUng fair. Uc; receipts, 13,21 bales;
Stock. 118.921 bales.
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t 17 6 16
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T 471
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11..
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22 , 57 6
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7
23 6
8
t
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i
123 75 I
yesterday. Oood light and butcher weights
sold up aa high an 85 S. There whs a
very fair buying demand on all sides, so
that tne early arrivals cnangen nanus
very good sesion In the forenoon.
In
K'e. A, as. IT ne. A. 6k. Pi.
M ! ... 18 M w .1ST 0 4 14
16 t 110 10 .tie lav 111
1(4 144 14 I 0 f SM 144 I 10
tf J"l w IN 41 '4 1 4 !
II Ill 40 4 04 w !! lao till
II 4 IW 4 4 47 14 I." 4 10
it m ... I iw 41 4 4 i
t t4 4 04 74 140 ft 4 1
M rM ton t ( Ii lio I 10
Kl t" It) IN II S"t KM) 4 10
44. IW) 111) I 04 ST.. ......HI ... 114
41 110 40 4 Ot 17 110 124 4 10
1 Ml 1M I 04 ft 114 10 4 It)
If lot IW) I 04 tl f 0 4 U
4A Tti ... u 10 171 IW 4 10
41 147 134 I 04 44 171 It) 4 10
71 J 40 4 04 44 11 40 4 10
t 141 IK 07 11 ; 14V t 10
II IHS ... I 17 II 171 44 4 10
47 Ik 1(10 4 01 41 1(4 ... I 11
II 174 to 4 07 41 17 ... 4 II
17 110 44) 4 47 71 tf4 4fl I II
44 1l 40 4 07 Hi 40 I II
41 117 ... 107 44. 121 40 4 11
a t 124 4 47 41 i7 10 I lis
10 S21 10 4 41 44 140 110 I II
44 tul 110 I 07 l 184 1J0 I II
40 114 140 I 07 71 IM H III
41 124 110 107 134 ... Ill
II 141 110 I 10 71 It lit I It
71 167 I M) 4 14 II Ui 40 4 11
44 144 ... I It 14 U1 114 I 14
41 274 ... 4 10 77 II 27 4 II
74 til IK IK . II 171 40 4 17
71 101 ... 4 10 II .0 44 111
II 161 ... 4 14 tl 101 40 I 17
44 141 ltO 4 14 114 114 4 4 17
41 m 40 4 14 41 264 ... 4 40
II 141 10 I 10 tl 174 44 4
47 IM) 40 I 10
Omaha Packing Co 817
Swift and Company I.wv
Armour & Co 1.099
Cudahy Packing Co I.a29
Cudahy Co., from country
Vansant & Co
Carey Benton
Lobman at Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill 4 Huntxlnger
Huston & Co
1,1'Mj
2.007
2.3"9
2.067
Hamilton
L. F. Huss ....
Wolf
Other Buyers ..
B. Root
J. H. Bulla ...
McCreary
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
74
243
17
357
243
98
337
173
847
695
71
98
310
49
48
.1,913
208
MS
491
1.813
11,946
.177
17,981
were
Total
CATTLE RecelDts this morning
moderately large, there being almost 400
car reported in the yards. At Chicago
there waa a moderate run, while at Kansas
City there was a fairly large run for a
Tussdv. There was a steady .market at
Tuesday. There was a steady market at
Kansas city. -As
haa been the case for the past few
days, trains were late again and tha cattle
were slow in getting to tne yaras. iouay,
however, trains were abnormally alow in
getting in.. Even at 10 o'clock there was
only a very email supply at nana reauy
for th buyers.
There did not appear to ne any great
number of fat cattle in ths yards, either
natives or westerns. The supply of oorn
feds was limited to a few loads. There was
a fair supply of western steers, but there
waa quite a sprinkling of the medium
grades. Owing to the rather large run of
the common kinaa or came ana me nmiim
supply of choice atult the buyera wer
giving prices that were steady to eaaier
as compared with those of yesterday on
the better grades, while the medium and
common stuff waa inclined to go at prices
a little lower. But, taken as a whole, tha
market In general Was Just about steady,
with a tendency toward lower prices.
Th supply of cows and neirera was
fairly large, but for aome reason there did
not appear to be much of a demand for the
kind of atuff which waa on the market,
with the result that co a and heifera were
not aa strong as yesterday on the common
general run of stuff. The better grade of
atuff went at prices that were almost
steady with yesterday, with others lower.
The market on cowa and heifera was In
very much the same condition as that on
beef steers.
There waa a good supply of feeders and
the demand for them was not very active.
Speculators had a lot of reedera in tne
lower division, which they have held over
from yesterday, and tney am not teei iiki
loading. up with many more. Feeders on
the general run of stuff were eaaier. wtille
on th better and more choice grades the
prices wer steady with thoas of yesterday.
Representatlvs saiea:
tss.tt.ir B i lino,
76 4 00
86 4 20
85 4 30 .
87 4 46 1
107 6 00
98 t 00
43 6 00
64 6 60
61 6 60
81 6 60
106 6 66
81 6 60
63 6 75
60 6 26
67 6 SO
tt) 3 00
60 3 00
62 6 00
64 6 00
69 6 20
63 6 76
93 4 40
46 6 00
102 S 00
101 6 00
61 5 00
63 t 60
68 t 60
MARKET
Nl.
1...
14...
II....
1....
4....
14....
I. ...
A. Pr. Na. at. rr.
IM t 40 tl '. ..1J1S 4 II
!) 4 aa 14 1400 I 10
1114 4 16
COWS.
1140 3 tt i ...
140 ' I 10 1...
174 14 tl...
1004 I 44 4...
BULLS.
1440 t t4 1 10W I 41
S'l'OCKkKsl ANU FKa.Dh.ttB.
40 t 40 4 114 I 44
Ill I 64 4 711 I 10
114 I 46 II 414 8 14
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
440
. 170
..1111
I 44
I 4ft
t 44
I 44
663
. 662
. t5
. VA
683
, 870
. 890
. 640
.1041
. 9uO
. 884
. 9X2
3 55 14 feeders.. 663
2 76 10 feedors.. 710
3 60 5 feeders. . 76
3 IS 63 feeders.. 9ti
3 40 4 heifers.. 766
1 60 6 heifers.. 670
2 60 7 cows 990
1 20 7 cows bxi
2 6a 1 feeder... 12W
1 16 17 feeders.. 1129
t 45 1 feeder... 950
3 36 14 feeders.. 446
2 0) 1 bull l:ioO
t 76 1 calf...... 140
2 4a 1 calf 2J0
2 66 1 bull 13iO
2 26 1 bull 1220
10 1 bull 1240
2 35 1 cow b"0
2 60 17 feeders.. 629
1 86 1 feeders.. U29
2 to 1 heifers... 725
2 60 4 steers.. ..1(2
2 00 1 steer 1010
t 25 1 steer 1020
1 35 8 cows 1040
I 86
SOUTH DAKOTA.
12 steers... .129 170 Id cows 931
60 feeders.. 1198 t 90 I feeders. .1198
628 3 90
IDAHO.
450 1 75 1 steer 1130
11 heifers.,
t feeders.
21 feeders.
4 feeders.
12 heifera..
7 heifers.
11 cows. ...
t cows....
6 cows....
6 oows....
IS cows.,..
IS cows....
1 cows.,..
11 cows....
64 cowa
48 cows....
4 cows....
t cowa...
4 cows....
t cows....
I com....
2 bull low)
1 bull 1190
1 bull 1660
9 feeders.. 973
1 feeder... 1020
IS feeders.. 9r6
t heifers.
fit
842
H&6
9u0
816
760
, W6
760
1 36
3 86
3 16
3 80
3 35
2 20
2 20
1 40
3 60
3 76
1 76
8 30
1 16
6 60
6 U0
2 16
2 (o
2 36
t 00
t 10
8 60
2 36
1 60
3 00
3 36
2 70
2 ("S
i a
SHEEf RecalDta thla mornlna were Quits
large fur a Tuesday and were considerably
larger than a week ago and also a bigger
run than waa received a year ago. Tnere
was a large run yesterday and a number of
the trains were late In getting in so that
there waa a considerable number of sheep,
principally feeders, left over until this
morUng, when they were gradually cleaned
out whue waiting lor today a atuft to get In
nape ror selling.
Thla murnlna buyers' Urere still hungry
for fat sheep and lambs and the market
on anything that would do for the packers
waa ateady to strong and active. Packera
weie on watch for anything suitable for
their purposes and this served to keep the
maraei on rat aturr steady, un the more
choice sheep they were paying prices that
were a trifle atronger than yesterday.
The market on good klnda ot feeders
yesterday was Just about ateady and waa
inclines to be a little easier on the com
mou light lamba. A lot of choice yearling
feeders brought 16.60, about as high aa
haa been paid this year. This morning
there waa a fair gathering of country and
feeder buyers on hand when the market
opened and prices on desirable kinds of
feeder sheep and lambs remained Just about
steady, but there was an Inclination to
neglect the common light lambs, and hence
tne reeling on them waa Just a llttie eaaier.
Then, too, there waa a good supply on the
market of tha common kind of feeders,
while the better kinds were a little scarce.
In other words, good feeders were steady,
while the common stuff was a lltto easier.
Viuotatlona on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice lambs, 37.007.40; good to choice
yearling wethers, I5.6o4i6.ou; good to choice
old wethers, 86.004i6.60; good to choice ewes,
S4.8Stj'5.00.
Quotations on feeder sheen and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, t8.00S6.60; good feed
ing yearlings, 3o.Oir7i6.60; good feeding weth
ers. (4.504.75; feeder ewes, t4.OOa4.40; breed
ing ewes, 84.404.75.
Representative sales:
126 Colorado ewes and feeders...
136 Wyoming ewes and feeders..
907 Wyoming ewes and feeders..
401 Wyoming ewes and feeders..
214 Wyoming ewea and feeders..
135 Wyoming ewes and feeders..
310 Idaho lamlia and feeders ...
292 South Dakota yearling frs..
136 Colorado lambs and Mrs....
200 South DHkota yearlings
1(45 Wyoming wethers
1214 Wyoming wethers and fdrs..
1196 Wyoming lambs and feeders
103 Wyoming lambs and feeders
626 Idaho lambs and feeders....
87 Colorado feeder ewes
191 Nebraska feeder ewea
128 Coloradd feeder vearllmts....
2tB Colorado feeder yearlings....
134 iMeDraMKa feeder yearlings..
22 Nebraska lamba
254 Wyoming feeder ewes
48 Wyoming cull lambs
149 Wyoming ewes
238 Wyoming ewes
827 w yomlnK feeder lambs
42 Wyoming lambs
124 Wyoming lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
battlo Steady Hog Five Cents Lower
' Skeep aad Lambs Strong.
CHICAGO,. Oct. 24. CATTLE Recelpta,
10,000 head; market ateady; steers, 33. 15
8.60: Btockers and feedera, 33.00(3.60: heifers,
t2.2fxji6.00; cows and canners, tl.Ek.OO;
bulls, t2.063'4,10; calves, 3.(Xry7.60.
HOGS Receipts, 23,000 head; market fully
5c lower; shipping and selected, 36.20i2i6.60;
mixed and heavy packing, H.UVtiii.'A; light,
16.166.46; pigs and roughs, t2.uxti6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 81,000
head; market strong; sheep, 13.256.25;
lambs, S4.2&&7.7&.
Kansas. City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Oct. 21. CATTLB
Reeelpta, 22,600 head, including 600 south
erne; market steady; corn-fed steers,
strong; choice export and dressed beef
steers, 86.26ii6.90; fair to good, 4.1K6.15;
western steers, 12.764.50; Blockers and
feedera, t2.6U4i4.26: southern steers, t2.2fi'ct
4.60; southern cowa, 11. 763.76; native cows.
tl.7ooi-3.7ft; heifers, t2.604.o, bulls, I2.0ixy2.80;
calves. 32.6Ori.60. .
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; market
steady; top, S3 20; bulk of sales. Jo. limb. 16;
heavy, xs.iiKao 2"; pacaera, sa.iovo.ii; pigs
and lights, t4.(6C04.16.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head; market strong; native lambs, 16.76
7.60; western lambs, 86.764)7.60; ewea and
yearlings, 14. 766. 00; western clipped year
lings, 84. 60-26.00; western clipped sheep, ti.26
HjO.25; atockera and feedera, t3.75-'ul..5.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24 CATTLE Recelpta,
5.6J0 head, Including 2,300 head Texans; mar
ket for natives steady, for Texans wak;
patlve shipping and export steers, t4.607J6.75;
aressea oeei anu uuicner Hirnrn, aa.wuu.ju;
steers under 1,000 lbs., I3.00&4.36; stockers
and feeders, t2-2f&8.25; cows and heifers,
12.00434.20: canners, tl. 6032.00; bulla, 12 2:Vcr
3.16; calves, t3.0Oi76.26; Texas and Indian
steers, 12.001(1 3.60; cows and heifera, !2.ooJ
J.00.
HOGS Receipts, 9,000 head; market 6c
lower; pigs and lights, t4.6041o.30; packers,
14.766.36; butchers and best neavy, 16.26
6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipta, 2,500
head; market steady; native muttons, H 7Fu
6 76; lamba, Ifi.ooco" .60: culls and bucks. t3.0O$
4.00; stockers, t2.9CKd3.40; Texans, 13.004.10.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 24.-CATTLE-Reeelpts,
4,4 head; market steady to 10c higher;
nualllv common: natives. t3.tiOj5.00: cows
and heifera. t2.50$i4.U6; stockers and feedera,
12. 7664. 00.
HUGS iteceipta, 7.4M neaa: marxei weaa
to 6c lower; light. t5.07f6.17; medium and
heavy, t6.00fr6.15; bulk of sales, t5.07Vtt5.15.
SHEEP AND I -A M BS Receipts, 2M head;
market stead v fair lambs, 17. St; yearlings,
16.76; ewes, 84.65.
Sloas, City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Oct. 24. (Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts, 2,200 head.
Market steady; stockers, 10c lower: beeves,
M (KX0C.7t; cows, bulls and mixed, t2.204
3.25; stockers and feedera, S2.75'63.8o: calves
and yearlings, I2.t0'u3 40.
HOGS Receipts. 4.200 head. Market weak
to to lower, aelling at 15.006.16; bulk tf
sales, 85.06I&6.10.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. IInzi Sheep.
South Omaha
Ml,.u (llu
I Kansas City ,.
St, Joaepn ....
St. Luuis
Chicago
March, 7.5e; Mav, 7.11i7.;oct September,
7604J7KC
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of 1 rsli an Qaofatloa oa
Stanie and Fnnrr Prodaee.
EGGS Candled stock. ISC.
LI V K rul'l.TH Y-Hens, 9ffl0c; roosters.
tc; turkeys. IMiIOc; ducks, 9u,c; spring
chickens, 9V4T1"0-
RUTTKR Packing stock, IRc; choice to
fancy dairy, 18tJ19c; creamery, 3i4j21c;
prints. 2I ..
SUGAR Standard granulated. In bbl.,
15 66 e:- cwt.; cubes. 3S.40 per cwt.: egl
loaf, 16 RS per cwt.; No. 6 extra C, 35 40 p t
cwt.: No. 10 extra C, 85.2J w cwt.: No. It
yellow. 86 20 per est.; XXAA powdered.
16 ?n per cwt.
FRK8H FISH Trout. IMlIc; halllbut, 11CJ
buffalo, dressed. 9c; pickerel, dressed. He;
white bass, dressed. 12c; sunnsn. 6c; perch,
scaled and dressd. frc: pike, lie: catfish,
I6c; red napper, 10c; aalmon, 11c; grapples,
12c; eela. l.sc. bul! heads. 11c: black baas, 2.u'i
whlteflsh, lOf&llc; frog legs, per dog.. 8M
lobsters, green, 27c: boiled lobsters, 8
shid roe. 46c; bluertsh, 80.
HAY Price quoted bv Omaha Wholcsala
Hay Dealer' arsorlntlon. .No. 1 upland,
87; medium, 36006 60; coarse, 85,
BRAN Per ton. tll.OO.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Valencia, all sixes, 13.0096.50;
Florldn, nil Rises, 83 75tT4.06.
LEMONS Lemoniera, extra fancy, 214)
slxe. to 00; 3o0 and 3 sltea, 46.00. .
DATES Per box of 80 l-!t. pkgs., 83;
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c;
walnut stuffed. 1-lu. pkgs.. 12.00 per do.
FIGS California, per UMb. cartdn, 75'i
S5c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown. 12c; -crown.
12c.
I1ANANA8 Per medlum-sixed bunch, 11.71
62.26; Jumbo. 12.60i3.(K.
FRUITS.
PEARS Utah, Kiutera and Vicars. 12.00;
De Ango, 32.76.
PLUMS Utah and Colorado, per 4-baaRXt
crate, 81.00; Italian prunee. 8110.
APPLES Ben Davis and Wlnisaps, la
t-bu, bbls.. :.;Ctf3 00; In bu. boskets, 41 Ou;
California Bellfiowers, 21. if; Colorado Jona
than and Qrlmea' Ooldr-n, lil.ourtf2.rd.
GRAPES New York Concords ver 8-lb.
basket, 22c; Muscats, per 4-baaket ciele,
tl.75; Tokays, rer 4-basket crate. $1.76.
QUINCES California, per box, 3'..7k
CRANBERRIES Early Blacks, t23 per
bbl.; Jerseys, 8. 60. ,
VEGETABLE 8.
POTATOES New, per ou., 60c
ONluNS Home-grown, yellow, red and
white, per bu 6nc: .Spanish, per crie, tl.40.
WAX BEANS Per --bU. V-l.et, ibVJiCi
string boar.4, per -bu box. oc
BiiANS Navy, par bu., 12 00.
CUCUMBERS Per dox , 25c.' '
TOMATOES Home grown. V-liu baskets.
SSiltHlC.
CABBAGE Home-grown, In crates, per
lb., lc.
REKTfi New. ner bu.. 70c.
CELERY Kalamaxoo, per doa., 26c.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per 1-bd.
bbl., 12.60.
BEETT C'TS.
Wholesale prices lor beef cutsi . Ribs No.
I, 11c; No. 2, 8o; No. 3, sc. Loins No. 1, 11c;
No. 2, 11c; No. 8. 7o. Chucks No. 1, 4c;
No. 2, 4c; No. 3, 3c. Rounds No, 1, 7c;
No. 2. 0c; No. 8, 6o. Plates No. 1, 8c;
No. 2, lo; No. t, 2c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New, por 34 lbs,, 33.2S. '
CHEESE Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llinberger, 13c; twins,
I2c, yount, America, 13c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb . 15c; hard sheila, per lb.. 13c:
No. 2 soft shells, p-r lb., 12c; No, 3 hard
shells, per lb . 12C Pecans, ftrge, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb.. sOc. Peanut, per lb., ic;
roasted, per lb., 8c. iniii ,.lnuts, per lb.,
12rul3o. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 15c. Shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 31.18: large hickory nuts, per
bu., 11.60. Chestnuts, 20c per. lb. Cocoanuta.
8400 per sack of 100.
HIDES No. 1 green. o: No. 1 irreen, 8c:
No. 1 salted, 10c: No. 2 salted. Je; No. 1
veal calf. 11c; No. 1 veal calf. So: dry salted,
7fil4r; sheep pelts. 25cjll.O0; bore hides,
II. 504t3.00. '
St. I.onla (irstral Market.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. 24. WHEAT Higher; .
No. 2 red, cash elevator. 87Si89c; track, '
82r92c; December, Mcj May, 87c; No. 1
hara, Mdituc. -CORN
Higher: No. t cash. 61c: track.
62c.
OATS Higher; No. 1 cash. 29c; track,
29Uc: December. 2Nc; May, 30c; No. I
white, 30c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 84. ?0
64.35; extra fancy and straight, 14.004.15;
clear, t2.f'a3.70.
SEED Steady. Kvgi00.
CORNM E A 1 Steady, 12.69.
BRAN Easy; sacked east track,-HFfffiTa.
HAY Firm; timothy, tXAt 14.00; prairie,
t7.Wr9 00.
IRON COTTON TIES J9c.
hiuntin-nc."' ' ' "
HEMP TWINK-6H4J. " -r
PROVISIONS-Pork, ateady; Jobbing,
$16.00. Lard, , steady ; prime steam, 6.8.'.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
17.(5; clear ribs, tS.OOl short clears, 1S.25. Ba
con, steady: boxed extra whorta, 18.60; clear
ribs, 18.75; short clear, 19.00.
POULTRY Higher; chlckena, 8c;
springs, 6rr(10c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 9c;
geese, 8c. .
BUTTER Firm: creamery, , 18e3c;
dairy, 16T18o.
EGGS Firm, 17c, Case' count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls 10.000 . . 14.0 0
Wheat, bu 84 Ooo , , 71
Corn, bu 82.000 66.O10)
Oats, bu '. .142.000. Ji.ouO
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-MFTALS Trie
London tin market lost part of the recent
gain, closing at 148 15s for stxit and 147 17s
6d for futures. Locally the market was dull
and unchanged, with spot quoted at t32.So
82.75. Copper was rather Irregulhr abroad,
closing about 5s lower at 72 Ta tid for spot,
while futures were . 6a' higher tit; 71 2s 6d.
Locallv the situation Is remitted unchned.
Ijike Is quoted at !16.S7U 16.75, olectrolvtlo
at tl6.2o4ilii.62 and casting at tNUnVftlH 37.
Lead was lower at 14 17a6d In the Ixindon
market. Ixically the market Is practically
nominal for the time llng and It la aald
orders for future supplies 'sue .being- ac
ceiited. condltlomd nn tne marVet' price nt
time of shipment. The spot market 4s quoted
at 4o.lMi6.40. Spelter was unchanged at 80.15
till. 25 in the local market and) at 128.15 In
London. Iron closed lower In trie' English
market, with standard foundry quoted at
61a lod and Cleveland warrants t 5.1s Hd. -
Locallv the situation Is reported firm; Nn. 1
foundry northern Is quoted at 118 26T'18.6o:
No. foundry northern. tl7.7W18.t: No 1
foundry aonthemj 118.26118.50; No.-! foundry
ST. LOUIS,
lu.i.vr, lo.tii.-v.
Oct,
24. METALS Iyead,
(iter, eiruiig, 86.12.
Ollr hiiI Tliialn.'
OIL CITY. Oct. 24 -OlL-Credlt halancet,
.JJ ship e-'- i-aai. 0i,s.: avere. 87.4!)
T7u... ; runs, 12.SC6 bbls.; average, 62.106 bbls.
- wr'ti t i oh, 7n.ii,2 bhls.; Hvernge, 82,1" I
Mis.; runs lima. 3,306 bltLa. ;. average, 46,624
bbls. .
REAL ESTATES THAKSKKRS.
1 feeder..,
5 feeders.
1 heifer...
1 steer louO
2 SO
2 60
119 1 75
... 940
...1118
2 40
t M
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DULTTTH. Oct. H WHEAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern, S5o; No. 1 northern. 83cN On
track: No. 1 northern. 89c: No. 1 northern.
83c; December, 82o; May, 86c.
OATS To arrive aad. en track, tf
970 2 60
I 20
1 10
7t i 90
6u0 2 86
John E. Burns Neb.
76 feeders.. 945 3 20 6 feeders
68 feeder.. 949 1 46
9 steers. ...1244 I so unwi.
t cows 9:4 t 26 t cows.
4 feeders.. 9uo z no
J. L. Jordan Wyo.
100 feeders 1117 4 10
A. F. Farr Wyo.
24 feeders.. 1067 1 2S 1 feeder.
Iiunman ox xv w yo.
lit rows.... 67 2 66 43 feeders., th
27 cows 84 2 70 1 feeder... 1030
w. waiiace wyo.
33 steers.. .1266 4 10
HOGS Early estimates of hog receipts
were not very large, but trains came In
heavily loaded and receipts kepi piling up
until then were not far from 100 rata on
sale. Fortunately the hog trains arrived
In fairly good season, which could nut be
said of those bringing In any other kind
of Block today.
The market was alow In opening, and It
was iathr lale In fori buyers and sellers
wire ready to do bus'nees, but when it
was once under way the trade waa fairly
active. Price generally were 2'k' lowr
than yesterdiiy. Thai means thai a very
large pro(orttnn 'of the receipts rliaiiKd
.hands at e0;5 12, a agalii&l t5.lov5.Lfe
9.3 "0
.. 2.2.4)
,.22.6i 0
.. 4.02-4
.. 6.600
..10.0U
Total
.....63.494
7,000 1H.OU0
4.2(10
16,OjO 4.00
7.4i 266
90c0 2,600
23.000 35.000
66,663 69,766
Sagar and Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24. SUGAR Raw,
nominal; fair refining. -1 15-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 1 l-16c; molases sugar, 2 11-Mc;
refined, quiet; No. 6. 4 10c; No. 7. 4.1oc; No.
8, 3.96c; No. 8, 8 90c; No. 10, 3 85c; No. 11,
176c; No. 11. 1.7oc; No. 13, 3.6jc; No. 14.
3.55c; confectioners' A. 4.66c: mould A. E.05c;
cut loaf, 6.40c; crushed, S4oc; powdered,
4.60c: granulated, 4.7oc; rubes. 4 9.'c.
MOLASSES Steady; no open kettle; good
to choice, thii'JCc.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct, 24 SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle centrifugal. t'(fl 6-16c;
centrifugal wlillea. 4(i4c; yellow. 1 8-lOrf
8 13-lrlc; aeconds, fuic.
MOLASSES-Open kettle, new, 30c; cen
trlfiisal, new. 27c.
SYRUP Nominal; cane. 31&32c.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
A. W. Kcltrberger to Dora Keltsber-
ger, lot 11. block I. Hawley terrace.. 1.600
P. 8. Merrill and wife to Alfreddle F.
Dul.nng. lots 23 and 24, block 216.
Dundee place
J. J. Fitzgerald and wlfa to Mary A.
Knrlglit. e 50 feet lots 7 and 8, block
13, South Omaha
Same lo Tom Vaualian et al. w 50 feet
lots 7 and 8. block 13. South Omaha..
A. H". Anderson to O. F. Martin, lots 1
and 2, block 26. Benson
Omaha Realty eomnunv to Hcsstr
Kavan, lot 24. Diexel A M.'a add
C. A. Kent and wile to Rishop (lurk-.
son Memorlttl Hospital for Children,
n 40 feet lot 1, Preston A W.'S add..
Rllev Bros, enmpanv to Fannie Lons,
undiv of n 56 feet of e 150 ft lot 60,.
Redkk s 2d add
Ellen A. Langdon and husband to
same, same
J. J. Kltxacrald and wifa to J. K. Juiia,
lot IS, Hue, ley terrace .',
Arrilln Emmlnver to John Andotsox.
w 36 feet lot 7. block 7. Hillside add
No. 2
Insurance Company of North America
to H. S. Smal'ey, n 62 feet lot 2, block
2. Denises' add
L. R. Hammond to C. L. Harris, lot 9.
block 1. Hyde park
Bunkers' flavin arid Loan atisociu
tlon to H. A, Cameron, lot 6, tlock 1,
Boulevard terrace .n.
j 4-.at, p.v wtf . to ni D.
Delaware, s 40 feet lot 6. block I,
Perkins' suiidlv
Cornelius Kirk to Engelhert Fleckeri
steln, n 15 feet of e L2 feet of w 142
feet lot 7, block 14, Improvement -
soclallon add '
QUIT CLAIM Dflil'S.
J. H. Doniont und wife to R. R. Over,
lot 9. Mock 13. llnnsi'Otn place
E. F. Rllev and wife to Fnnnie Iong.
n 55 feet of a 156 feet tut 60. Rcdlck'f
2d add
1 00
1,250
3.2T)
1.2rt
l')0
1.200
&
500
'' 200
'(0
(offer Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24 -COFFEE-Market
for futures nrx'ned steady at uni-hanped
prlcva tu a decline of 6 (Kilnta and ahort ly
afleraard lm reaeed the losses somewhat on
he nearby months aa a result of scatter
ing liquidation and lower ethics. Icmand
In, proved at the decline end the rrjirket
ruled steady. In the late session, wll.i the
close steady at a net decline of 6 points to
un advance of t pulnla. Sales were re-
iiorled of 60.07U baas. Including; November,
.Toe, December, 6.7ou6 toe; January, t tvc;
5..0
:jo
7:0
600
VJO
Total amount of transfers.
..H7..V71
EDWARDS-WOOD CO.
(Inooroorated)
Mala OSJeii Fifth and UofcC rts Streets
T. PAIL. Milt).
Healers la ,
Stocks. Grain. Provisions
kblp Yoar Grain lo Is. . ...
BrMck Ultoa, lllf-ill Board ot Trad
Bills;.. Onaka.Ni.. ftlmhiai t'li.
:i--2 1 4 Exchange IMt . South Omaha.
Bell 't'bous 21a loJapabdml 'fuva I,