TfIR OTXItA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEll 1, 1005T
crain and produce market
Lutsiia n '.nation Ccutiontt to Bt th
Lrtdiof Ftc'.or.
WHEAT LOWER AT HOME AND ABROAD
Market Mr ad led by Rrisrti of Wft
Weather la Ar(fill-Ulli
Ball Art tl1l Rirln
Arnoir Ciet Corn
OMAHA. Oct. 81, If.
European market were considerably
lower on account of lower tension tn th
Kulln eltuxtion, and there wan a lower
tendency In America. A cable from Odessa,
through Hroomhall at Uverpool, said th
cxar's manifesto has created a favorable
Impression and th outlook la more cheer
ful. It Is predicted, however. It will be a
long time before shipping conditions be
come normal In southern Russia. The
market wan steadied by bullish news from
Argentina, rabies from there stating the
country Is still getting large quantities of
rain. The traders regard the po"ln In
Argentina as likely to be of mors Impor
tance than anything that can happen Id
Hussta, except absolute stoppage of Its
appointments. Any serious damage to the
Argentina crop will make a stronger situa
tion than now exists and might causa a
complete change in the world markets.
There was a lot of selling. Indications
are that (peculators of the bull persuasion,
not the leading longs, dumped wheat along
with the commission houses. This put a
weight on the market and prices were
down P'arly 2c. Demand later. apparently
by lea j bulls, caused a rally of lo. De
cember csed at 9c. May at 0"y6lc and
Ju'y at Mfcc.
Corn opened low and suffered further
I loss during early hours. Heavy buying by
the Armour Interests caused a rally which
sent the price a little above yesterday's
figures. December closed st W4 old De
cember at 4Hc, May at 46o and July at
47c.
Oats were weak early, but rallied at the
close. December closed at 304c, May at
32V nd July at tic.
Liverpool closed Sy lower on wheat
and MA lower to Hd higher on corn.
Hradstreet's total wheat Increase was
7,ftu.on bushels.
rrlmary wheat receipts were l.ir.l.ono
bushels and shipments 373.(Of) bushels,
sgalnat receipts of l.rm.fion bushels last year
and shipments of WS.nno bushels. Corn re
ceipts were BHe.OOO bushels and shipments
lfil.Oon bushels, aealnst receipts last i r of
W9.000 bushels and shipments of 411.000 bush
els. Clearances were M.nno bushels of corn.
17,noO bushels of oats. 28.O00 bushels of wheat
snd 8, (MX) barrels of flour.
From the Inter Ocean: "The commercial
s.tuailon In Hussia Is .not favorable for
large exports after the next thirty days,
unless the labor conditions there are ma
terially changed. An Odessa cable said
there wore 27,000,000 people on the verge of
starvation, due to the crop failure, and no
steps were being taken tor tneir reuei.
Omaha Casa Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car, 83c; 3 cars,
Mc: t cars. tar.i No. 1 hard. 2 cars. 80c;
1 car. 80c: I cars. T9c: 3 cars, 78c; No. 4
hard. 2 cars, TSc; No. S spring. 1 car, 74c.
CORN-No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 48c; No. 3
mixed. 1 car. 47e; No. 3 1 car, WAo; 1
car, 41c.
OATS No. 3 white. 1 car, 28c; No. 3
mixed, 1 car, 274c.
RYE-No. 2, 1 car. 66c.
Oanaha- Cash Prtea.
WHEAT No. I hard. 82W83C: No. 3 hard.
7WS9c; No. 4 hard, 77c; No. 2 spring, 78SP
I )c: No. s spring. iiSJiHc.
I white. 48Hc.
ATS-No. 1 mixed. KffrTc: No. 3 white,
1T7j284o; No. 4 while. 27fi27c.
RYE-No. 2. 66c; No. 3. 64c.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
V, cc
?No,
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Duluth
Bt. Louis
28
2M
331
74
743
8
296
112
3
67
10
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. SI. FLOUR First
patents, $o.lM)6.25; second patents, t4.95l3
606: first clears, 33.7O03Du; second Clears,
tz.V'i.ao.
BRAN In bulk, 311.60.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery t. The range of prices, as reported by
the S'.dwards-Wood Orain company, 110-111
Board of Trade Duuaing, was;
Wheat
Dec.... 88V40'i
May...KVi(fj,k
88
8M,
90'4
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No.
hard, IMac; No. 1 northern, 88e; to arrive
shSftc; No. 2 northern, 8&ao, to arrive 8oc
No. 3 winter, Kac; No. 1 Durum, 7ic;
k 1 Durum. 7Wi76c. Corn: No. 3 yellow,
2ic; No. 2, 53c Oats: No. 3 white,
Ac; No. 8, none. Barley, Sa45c. Rye,
6(i"1kc. Flax. Wjc.
SEW YORK nEXERAL MARKET
Oaolattoas
Vartoas
on trs-k. No. 1 northern. 8Se: No 2 north
ern. "fiV; December. ?.e: May, c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 29Tc.
(HKAftO URAIS A4D PROVISIONS
Prices Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 31. Prospective peace In
Russia was today the chief Influcnre In
the wneat market here. As a result of
the pHcltle outlook prices In the wheal
market had a downward tendency. At the
close the May option was off lc and De
cember down 4c. Corn shows a gain of
He Oats are on He and provisions 2c to
ivc.
Ihe wheat market was decidedly weak
st the start, Initial quotations on May
being off S4lc to Hjl'c at '- to 9lc.
December was down He to lttc at liSVc to
8!iC. Bentlment in the pit was extremely
bearish and a general selling movement was
In evidence, ror time demand was very
light. Advices regarding the situation in
Russia formed the principal cause of the
initial weakness. DlKellhood that the tleup
of the Russia railroads resulting from po
litical disturbances would soon be broken
gave promise of continued exportation of
grain from that country. A decline of 't
1W In the price of wheat at Liverpool
gave added force to the bearish dispatches.
wet weather In the winter wheat section of
the United States dispelled fear of damage
by drouth to the newly sown crop and
gave additional reason for selling.
After trading was well under way the
market was steadied temporarily by active ,
support irom a leaning Dim. lowara tne
noon hour, however, fresh selling caused
prices to take another downward plunge.
This selling was stimulated somewhat by
large increase in the world s visible sup
ply, Kradstreet's showing an Increase of
t. . r-u i h... - ,
t,w,vw nu. uuiins; me ihuviiiub nerH) com
pared with only 3.6bl.uou bu. increase In
the corresponding week a year ago. For
May the lowest point of the day was
reached at 90c. December sold oft to 88Sc
Much of the loss was subsequently re
gained on covering by shorts and on buy
ing by the leading long. The market closed
eieaoy witn May at V'a'C. inai quota
tions on December were 3c. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 6,000,ono
bu. Primary receipts were 1.451.000 bu.. as
against 1,041,000 a year ago. Minneapolis,
Duiutn and Chicago reported receipts of
1,362 cars, as against 1,076 last week and
861 a year ago.
Early In the session the enru market was
quite weak. In sympathy wuh the break
in .wheat. Iter the market became llrm
on active general demand. A feature of
trading was liberal purchases of the Mav
delivery by a prominent bull. Cables were
steaay and cash and export demands were
reported of an urgent character. Numerous
reports continued to come In telling of
small returns from huskinga. The market
closed nrm with prices at about the highest
fiolnt of-the day. December opened 'i'SiHo
ower at 45'a45Hc to 45c, sold between
45"4'ft45o and 460 and closed at 46Vc.
ixcai receipts were 2t cars, with 40 of
contract grade.
The oats market showed a tendency to
follow the movements of the corn market.
Bentlment was quite bearish at the start,
but later a firmer tone developed. Lead
ing longs added materially tn their holding!!
and cash houses also bought freely. The
market closed steady. December opened
Ho lower at 30ic, sold up to 30o and
closed at 30Ho. Local receipts were 884 cars.
innuencea py tne break In wheat, the
provisions market was a trifle easier. There
were some wild fluctuations In the nr ce
of October pork and ribs on final settle
ments, snorts In ribs being compelled to
pay $1.60 advance at the close. October
pork ranged between 315.06 and $16.50. clos
ing 40c a barrel under yesterday. There
was little new Investment buying of the
January product, pending the final outcome
of the wlndtip of the October delivery. At
the close January pork was off SHo at
$12.S7H12.40. Lard and ribs were each
down ZHc at K.KIM and (6.50, respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
140 cars: corn, 117 cars; oats, 2b7 cars; hogs,
88,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bioytncy of Foreign Bonmt on Kinitn
Sitnttiso Etflected oi Wi'l Btmt
MARKET IS STRONG AND BROADER
Sews
Is
fieaerally Interpreted
l,esaealasj the Pros
pect of Exports of
Gold.
NEW YORK. Oct. 81 The manifesto of
the Russian emperor and popular represen
tation In a national legislature sent a stim
ulating current through all the financial
centers of the world 'which was as enertive
In Us way as the more sentimental effect
on the world's ttonulatlon of the historic
event. rroiMtiiiy tne movement oi ine ,
world's markets was not Intended as a final
udament on the system offered to the
Russian people But as an expression of t S.i
.... M . -. ,t, t - .4 1 9 m hoth ... , tK M1,
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat
Dec.
May
Corn
Oct.
t Dec.
tDeO.
May
Oats
Oct.
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Oct.
Jan.
80-lWl
62
46TMT4.
.46St4H
9i
32SW
I. 81V!
,1
18 60
12 35
K4
WVs
88 ift
ao
62V 51
461467446
4W
46!l
SOSi
31
16 50
12 40
Lard J I
.Qct. f 7 00.1 .7 00.
"NoV.'f-f V0f 7 00
Jan. 180 82
Ribs
46W4IS
4
32m
S1H
15 05
12 32H
Oct.
Jan.
May
7 12l
6 70
8 75
6 50
C 70
(
89N1 90
90T4B9i91(Bi
61 62
4H46H'aV
48
461 46V4
80ii JOH
3"S 30A
31
16 10
12 40
92V4 8 97H
6 77
7 12H
4n
6 67H!
6 62
8 75
6 50
6 70
31
16 50
12 4o
-6 3 1V
"7 06
6 85
7 25
6 ny,
Vi
if Buc
of tke Day oa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31. FLO CR Receipts,
63.631 bbls. ; exports, 8,800 bbls.; dull and
unsettled; Minnesota patents, $4.60tp
5.30; Minnesota bakers. t3.65Q4.00; winter
lKitents. 4.26(i4 65; winter straights, J4.CHV.(
Vlh; winter extras, $2,S6fi3.35; winter low
grades, XJ.7&03.IU. rlye nour, quiet; rair to
nood, 3.36'u4.iU; choice to fancy, $4.1&d4.50.
ckwheat nour. nrm; spot ana to arrive,
$2.10.
BUCK WHEAT Finn ; delivered In New
York, 64V.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine while and yel
low. il.26;cit 3; coarse, $1.1651 18; kiln dried,
13 1603 25. ,
RV K Steady ; No. 2 western. 78o, c. L t.,
New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 41c c. I. f..
New York; malting, 4t44iVxc, c. 1. f., New
York
WHEAT Receipts, 117.000 bii.; exports.
mi - - vrn .1, 1 . i
K.JDI VII, n 1 " j l., rn mj , i, u . a iuh, .ru-v., ii3
ator. and 97Vc. f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
r'ern, Duluth. (1.0&H, f. o. b, afloat; No. 1
1 northern, Manitoba, V&MjO, t. o. b., afloat.
' The option market opened Tc lower under
favorable Russian news and extended the
decline to ISc under liquidation and poor
cables. The close was Vfilc net lower.
May, MSfcQftSc, closed at 94Hc; December,
fifrc. rinsed at 96Hc
CORN Receipts. 11,826 bu.; exports. 23.529
bu. Boot, steady; No. t, 62c, elevator, and
61 HO, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6Sc;
No. 2 white, 63Hc The option market
opened quiet and lower, with wheat and
under full receipts, but ruled firmer, clos
ing firm at a net rise of V?c4c. January,
W't.tjaoc. closed at Kc; May. 52it2Sc,
closed at 52Hc; December, 674iCFtc, closed
at r-ic
OATB-Recelpts, 43.500 bu.; exports, 1,700
v. bu. Spot, steady; mixed oats. 26 to 3! lbs.,
3oe: natural white. 30 to 82 Ins.. 36Vi'g3;c;
clipped white, 86 to 40 lbs., 36Vi384c.
v KfcKD Firm; spring bran, 817. Wi; prompt
shipment: middling. $lii.7I. prompt ship
ment; city, I17.0V4 23.80.
HAY Steady: spring, rofcToV'; good to
choice. T7Hfi.'V.
HOrs-steady: nit-, common to choice,
1S6, 1722c; lis'4, P.'i.tc; uUs, (WrlOc; Pa.
ciflo coast. 15. 1-'13-; 1UU4, l."jl5c; olds.
IWil'V;
HIDES Firm; Oiilveston, SO to 26 lba.,
JOc; California. 21 tn 25 lbs., 19Hc; Texas,
dry, 4 to 80 lbs., uv.
r.r.ATHKP-KIrm: acid. 26(S27e.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; family, $1150
12 H; hiess. $M"n 10.00; beef hams, $2100
pn'Ket. im.txwiu no; city extra India
niess. $17.&V(ils 50. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
tallies, tn ,bil0 H; pickled shoulders, $6.60
47.t"; ptcaiea nama. s.3ttr.75. irl, easy;
western steamed. ,$7.40; re lined, quiet; conti
nent, $7.66; (South America. $7.6: compound.
81.46. Pork, steady: family. 317 hikilil iA:
short clear. $14.0Ik'u 1625; mess, $18,00416.25.
TALLOW-Steady; city K per pkg ), 41-;
country (pkga. free). 434o.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra. 34
BUTTER steady ; street prices, extra
rreainery, H3tvc; omclal prices, creamery
common to ejura. 16iu23c; state dairy, com
mon to extra, 17fir22c: renovated, common to
extra, 162c; western factory, common to
extra, lvalue: western imitation cream
erjr, .'xtras. lffuc; western firsts, 17StJ
JSC.
EoGS Strong; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 36c; state,
choice, xfiiic; state, mixed extra. 28c:
No. 1 tOld. tNew.
Cash quotations were as follows
IXJUK-strong; winter patents, $3.90
4.20; straights, $3.664.00; spring patents,
$4.Kjj4.20; straights, $3.60(93.90; bakers. $2.20
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 88fj90c; No. 3,
CORN-No. 2, 6mi-G62c; No. 2 yellow, 53c,
P-M,8":?0- 2- ci No- white, 301304,0,
RYE No. 2. 7.V
BARLEY Good feeding, 19!&39VsC ; fair to
SEEDS-No. 1 flax. 93Hc; No. 1 northwest-
-iu, x-nme umoiiiy, xa.au. clover, con
I'KUVlHiUM-Mess pork, per bbl., $14 25
14.50. Lard, per 100 lbs.. t6.97A. fllinrt
r bes sides (loose). $7.12V4i&'r.26. Short clear
sides (boxed), $7.50&7.62to.
Following were the recelnta anit ahln.
,. rf .... i -
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Oats, bu....
Kye. bu....
Barley, bu.
36,600
. .269, 70O
..32H.MO
..6T8,700
.. 15,000
.216,800
46,100
36, 9-10
75.1m)
213.5IO
3.7(10
65,9u0
On the Produce exchange tndiv the h.,..
market was steadv: trreameries .ru-wi--
dairies, 17(&20c. Eggs, Arm; at mark, case
imiuaeu, jc; iiibis, kic; prime firsts, 23c;
extras.
Cheese, firm; 12Sj 120.
Kaasas City Grata asd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 31. WHEAT
ivoweri iecemoer, buhc; May. 82Hc; cash.
No. 2 hard, S4ti86c; No. 2. )Wfjtii.4c ; No.
4. "9aow:; rejected, 75476c; No. 3 red.
CORN Unchanged to lower; December,
'iVi naa-y , ii no; casn, rxo. i mixea, 4aWc:
iso. t, bH4bc; No. 2 white, 4SVc; No. 8,
44mc.
OAT-Steady to lower: No. 3 white. 313
JlUc; No. 8 mixed, 2MrS0c.
ouutiv-firm; creamery, 21c; packing.
Steady: choice timnthv tinsjvsn nn
rki.. ,.i.i. ; ' "
E.UUB Missouri and Kansas new XTa
whltewood casea included, 2oc; case count.
18c; cases returned, He less.
BUTTER Firm: creamery. iiv rf.irv
I5c. "
Tha range or prices p;d In Kansas City
as reported by the Edv.ards-Wood com.
pany. nw-ui tioara or Trade building, was
eral fund exclusive of the lW.ftno.( gold
reserve shows: Avallftliie cash bnlsnre,
$131 4 843: gold coin and bullion. $;,1.5JS;
gold oertlflistes. 843..n.
ew York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. n.-MONEY-On call
firm, 4H'6H rr cent: closing bid. 4'.
offered at i: time money firm: sixty and
nlnetv days. 4Vu6; "I mnntha. 4H'n6.
PRlMB MERCANTILE PAPEH-4 per
"sTERIINQ EXCHANOE Easy ; closing
heavy with artusl business In bankers'
bills at $ s70if 1 4.81.75 for demand and at
t4.mjnfrt4 S.TJ6 for sixty day bills. Posted
rates. $4 4 874j. Commercial bills, 84.83.
SILVER Bar. 62e : Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government steady, railroad.
Steady.
Closing quotations on vonds were follows:
.. mj japin ts, 14 wrln
...1t an 4H. rlfi
...10H' dn M serle
...Iix'4 U N. nl. 4.....
...1M14 Msnhstun e. a. 4a.
...t4X Mai. Ontnl .....
.. .11' do 1st ttir
...114S Mine. St. L. 4s..
... si! M . K A T. 41
...lit An
.1CHT H. H. R. et M
V. B. rf is. rf
6e rovpnn
C. 8. . r ..
4 coupon
C. B. 014 4s. rt
60 esupoii
C. 8. nw 4, rt
4ft eaupen
Am. Tobacco 4..
do (a
Atchison fan. 4a.
do adl. 4a
Atlantic C. L.
Ohio. 4a.
do 4a
Brook R. T. e
rantral of Gs.
do iat lae....
do M Inc....
do.M Inc.
.101
.114
5
rhea. A Ohio 4Wa tnoUj St L A 8. r. tf.
Chicago A A. lm ...'ll St. L. S. W c. ti
C. B. A O. n. a....ietv4 Saahoftrd A. U. 4a.
C, R. I. k P. 4a.... - 80. PaclBc 4a
do col &a..8 t- I do I at 4a etfa...
rcc. Ft. L. t 4a. .10144 Rn. Railway 4a....
Col. Ind. la. aerie A. 71 Taxaa tt P. la
da aarlaa B 7H T., St. L. A W. (
rolorado Mid. 4a 71 t'nlrm Pad lie 4a...
Colo. A Bo. 4a 1 in COC.T. 4
ruts aa !, V. t. BtMl Id (a..
I. A R. O. 4a 1014 Waharh la
Mutlllrra' Sec. 5a.... HI I do . B
KM arlftr 1 1 an 4a 1! jWaatern Md. 4a....
do an. 4a 4 W. A L. E. a...,
Hocalnf Val. 4Sa. .. .Ill ,Wla rantral 4a...,
Japan 4a M 1
Offered.
relief at the finding of a path out of the
conditions which have been running to a
crisis in the Russian empire, the movement
was of undoubted significance. The effect
of the Russian situation haa found Its out
let to the worlds markets through Paris.
owing to the enormous holdings cf Russian
securities by French capitalists and the
dread of financial consequences In Paris in
the event of a breakdown of the govern
ment at St. Petersburg has been the cloud
which has most obscured the flnaclal pros
pect recently. Its shadow on this market
has been through the International ex
change situation, owing to the spread of
depletion of the none too ample bank re-
serves In New York by withdrawals or
gold for shipment to Paris to fortify tha
banking condition there.
The news this morning was immediately
Interpreted as lessening ajid probably avert.
Ing the likelihood of gold exports from here
at this time. The effect In the stock mar
ket was a greater degree of strength and
more widely diffused than at any time In
the recent trading. The volume of activity
was not. however, greatly expanded and
did not reach the aggregate of the most ac
tive flays ot last week, outside participa
tion In the market was reported to remain
email, professional operations making up
the largest part of the dealings.
The New York money market was oc
cupied today with the November settle
ment and the call loan date was affected
accordingly. The renewal of the Interior
demand for Cllrrencv whs still In evldenre rucnourg pta
and New Orleans took $200,000 In currency Jn ''n'r' '"
through the medium of the subtreasury. J- H-
. . nun ni.'v no f . i . . . , tail urpicc v L f 11
eral strength the speculative attention whs
much concentrated on special stocks. Read
ing and the Smelting stocks held their con
spicuous position as in the recent market.
The reported purchase of the Lehigh Navi
gation company fostered the belief in the
working out of further Important plans for
consolidating the anthracite interest. The
movement of National Lead In sympathy
with Smelting indicated the belief In an In
terest In a merger tn the lead Industry on
the part of the smelting companies. The
ITnlted States Steel stocks were rather lag
gard tn the early stages of the day's move
ment, but were (Irmly held In the expecta
tion of a favorable character of the state
ment of quarterly net earnings to be pre
sented during the afternoon. The retreat
of a large bear Interest was an element In
the strength of the day's market and some
of the covering of shorts was reported to
be for London account. The market had to
take some of the Inevitable profit-taking
on the day's gains by the professional ele
ment ana some impression was made on
the best prices by these prices. The closing
was fairly steady but dull.
Honds were strong. Total sales, nar value.
$4.336.0110. 1'nlted Suites bonds were all un
changed on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
230
40,6(10 844 8274 oS7
8,6i0 40 41H
2410 lOO" lOHH 1004
200 324 32 32
N. T. C. f.
N. J. C. t. oft
No. Pacific 4s.
1 do 1
N. W.
Sa.
1I4V4 O. 8. L. rtdf 4a
S3 ! Pan a. conr. V4ja.
at Heading son. 4a.,
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OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
No Vattrikl Ching on Uttlt, Fric$ Bting
Goierglly Steady.
HOGS CONTINUING ON THE DOWN GRADE
Fat Sheep ttraag to Tea teats Higher
aal Fat l.amba steady vrlth Weak
1 adertoae noo4 Feeders
Steady, Others Weak.
BOl'TH OMAHA. Oct. 31. 1WJ.
Recelnta mere?
Official Mondav .
Official Tuesday
rattia. H g Sli'ep.
... li.fm 3.KH 2J.A7
4.000 li.u
7)
7.1"4
ll.a6
6,S8
6.678
6.218
6.434
87.37
43.01
24.i54
57,9S7
17,240
Two days this week.. ..15,898
Two days last week 17 e4S
Same week before 17.827
Same three weeks ago.. 16.752
Same four weeks ago... 19. 42J
Sam days last year 12.548
RECEIPT8 FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Tha fo'lowing table shows ths receipts ot
cattle, bogs and sh;ep at South Omaha for
th year to data, comparing with last year:
iao& not. Inc.
Cattle g44it,i4 769.542 74.843
H"8 1,836,489 1.8W.439 40 (M
Sheep 1,642.650 1,475,571 16(,0,8
Th fliovlng fable snor ttie average
prlc of hogs at South Omaha for th lasl
several days, with comparisons:
Pt. 106. HI04, iO(si.lM. 11901. ;OoJlS9.
Adams Express..
Amai. t.:op)er....
Amer. Car F..
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Express 100 230
Amer. Hide or L. prd l."0 33
Amer. Ice Securities. 1,300 274j
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd t v
Amer. Locomotive... 49.3'W 70
do pfd 4O0 115Vi 114H 114
Amer. Smelting & R.112.0II0 139 136' 13SH
do pfd 17,S(iO 1254 1224 124i4
Amer. Sugar Ref 6,5(K 142H 1414- 142
Amer. Tob. pfd cert. 0 102 im 101
Anaconda Mining Co 4'X) 1204 117 11SH
Atchison y,. ,900 8l2 87- 884
do pfd, -.Vj....,4 'lOO.JfM K 1M .-tlM
230
32
27
68
94
229
324
27W
174
40V4
69 54
D. A O.
do pfd ...
Brooklyn R. T.
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton......
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Wostern
C. & N. W
C M. & St. P
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C, C. C. ft St. L....
Colo. Fuel & I
Colo, ft Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del.. U & W
D. ft R. Q
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
11L Central
Inter. Pnper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd .
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. ft N
Manhattan L.
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn, ft St. L ..
M . St. P. ft s. Ste. M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M., K. ft T
do pfd
Nati Lead
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont. & W
Norfolk ft W
do pfd
No. American
Paciflo Mall
Pennsylvania '
People's Gas
P.. C. C. ft St. L
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. C, ex-div
6,500 11244 mn 11214
. 97-
23, 200 74 74 75
H,6o0 1724 171, 172
L0"0 2314 830 230
4,910 6ft 55V4 55
100 34
100 77H
1,600 2lt,
34
77S
21H
221
15,2(10 ltl Wi
Ronton Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Oct. 31. Call , loans, h(i per
cent; time loons, SfioVx per rent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were as
follows:
Atchlaon ad). 4a M iAdTntyr
do 4a 10.1 1 Allcuaa
Mra. ('antral 4a 7H Amalgamated ..
Atchlaon an s Amarican Zinc .
do pfd t(WH Atlantic
Boaton A Albany nl Bingham
Hon on A Mains I7T, ml. A Hccla...
Boaton Klavated Ul -Ontannlal
.143 -Copper Ranga .
Paly Went
4 "immtnlon Coal
Franklin
Granny
n IkIk Rovalft ....
I i Mast. Mining ..
141 Michigan
UH Mshaark
134 S Mont. C. A C.
41 old Dominion .
104 racola
.110 "Parrot
Cham.
Amar. Arga.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
dn prd , . . .
A mar. T. A T
Amer. Woolan ....
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Eclann Rlac. 1I1U...HI Qulncr
Cencral Rlacttio 1KH Shannon ..
nana, r-itclrlc ....
do pfd
Mana. . Oaa
Vnl tod Fruit
t'nltod 8hoa Mach
do ptd
18 Tamarack
.. HA Trinity
.. 4X Vnltad Ooppar
..ti7t. 8. Mining..
7 v. a. 011
.. t t t tah
.... t4
.... 4J
.... us
.... H4
.... 25
.... .11
....
.... H'4
.... 74H
.... 11
it
.... 1714
.... J
.... 2S
.... io4
.... 14',
.... t
.... 114
IQ4
J04
.... 74
....m
.... ik
W4
9544
10
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
lOot.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
1....
I...
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4...,
I. ..
...
J:::
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10...
II. ..
11...
13...
14..
15..
16..
17..
13..
IS..
20...
21..
22..
23.
24..
26..
24..
27..
Oct 2X...
Oct. 2i..
Oct. So...
Oct. 81..
I 74' t-2
IS I : I in
6 W4 I Til 6 661
I 74
I 741
I 62
I 58
Ml
6 62
5 46
6 31
1 m
1 54
I 41
i 191
5 19,
7 32
T 42
7 39
1 22
95 t 15
i ml I 20
I 1; 17 7 07
6 11 B 43! 7 IB!
I 06
I 06
t 03
06
a
I 06
I 04 S
9
t (17
6 f4
T4
I 11
6 10
10
o 12
6 U14
9 li
a
5 14
6 09V4
6 01
4 83H' 081 5 261
6 1 6 61
6 mi 6i
4 97 6 51
1 Ml ; 75: I 13! '
1 201 1 mi t m
( 6(1 I 19! 4 M
671 t 20j
U I I 161
I t 11
49l
6 S3 OS
7 14! 6 181 fi 0?
211 7 04! 14 4 W
3
4 93
7 00
6 91
7 15
7 02
16
6
29
6 27
6 231
6 11 6 4
16 36
S 03 i 2ii
4 971
1 021 6 11
6 071 6 031 931
6 13! 6 071 6 K
6 17 K 1C A 70
6 141 6 761 5 99
8 221 I 6 74 G 01
6 Il I 6 71
6 26
6 031
4 874' 6 0n
4 92
a
4 94
4 95
4 9
6 06
6 89
t 81
4 17
4 Wl
4 34
4 tt
4 r
4 31
4 31
4 23
4 20
4 24
light weight. The bulk of the stiles tnrUy
tht hogs were mtK-c lower than ycstei-c.f.y.
Representative sales:
Nu n. Pr. Nft. A k. rr
t4 ! 40 III 7 t?T ... 4 (
15 74 It IK 1 Ill 40 4
4t S44 4 4 a'' 1' tl 40 4 H'l
1(7 110 4 M an .174 ... 4'
4 IN ... 4 l tn tf-4 ln 4
i tai an 4 o: "4 . . 4 if
47 2J1 1? 4 T4 4 t7 140 4 .
ft m 4K) 4 7 74 144 ... 4 :'t
4 Jll 14ft 4 47 an ft! ... 4 M
41 114 . . 4 Ml, U Ml ... 4 44
1 141 ISO 4 e IK . IS
47 l4 140 4 an ran 40 4 as
H lol 4 M U 11 M 4 S
71 tT 40 4 an t m ... IK
J f.l 140 4 !1 Ill ... 4 4
41 1 . .. 4 W u Ill ... 4 an
71 137 is ID to t?7 40 4 5
M t; 40 4 0 11 11(1 M IK
44 15 10 I M K 171 ... 4 M
71 Ill 40 4 n II SK Kl 1 H
44 2U . . 4 M 74 1-1 HO 4 1
If.4 ISO 4 10 TO 571 ... 4 47V,
M 141 M4 4 M aa iw ... 4 7va,
71 Ill ... 4 40 to li 114 ton
4 VI W 4 an 44 1 ... 4 00
45 m ... e tit ... I
47 174 1 40 4 40 44 114 ... 6 00
PMFKP Receipts of sheep this mornlnsi
were fairly large for a Tuesday, but wsre
a little smaller than last week and elso
smaller than the run for the same dsr a
year sen. There was a good run yesterday,
and some of the trains were quite late In
(retting; In. so that there was a small num
ber of sheep, principally feeders, left over
until this morning, when they were cleaned
out.
This mornlnf buyers were still hungry ror
bbls ; areraae.'tf Tift bbls.; runs. Lima, 44.'"'
btus.; aietage, 4l.ll bWs.
014 All A Hlllll.KMIl. MAItKKT.
Condition of T rade and Onetat Ions on
tpl and Faaer I'rndare.
KCOH Candled elock. lWM9o.
LIVK I'Ol'l.l'RV M-11S. 9 : roosleiH,
fc. turlies. l,.iltc; ducas, VVis"4c. spimil
chickens. 9c.
Bl T'l 'KR-Pucklnc stocit. lie: choiee irt
fancy dairy, lotjll'c: cicamery, 21iil'xv';
prints. 21! .
SI OAK- Stsnd.ird ajnnul.ite:. in MjIs.,
15 56 pe. cwt; cubes V 4" per ca t.; tut
loaf, 3.a5 per cwt.; No. 6 extta C, la 40 pr
rwt.: No. 10 extra C. ct.: Ni. ij
yellow, 36.: per ew!.; XXAA powdered,
16 i0 pt r i:w'
FRKSII KISH-Tlt.ilt. Ifillc: halibut. !::.;
bufTalo. dressed. 9c; plrke-el, tlrecscd. i-V ;
white bnss dressed. Ko; sut-.nsn tc; penn,
scaled and dicssid. Sc; pike. In-; tutlisii,
13c; red snappi-r. 10c: salmon. 11c: crnppie.,
l.'c; eels. 1M'. iul'ht"itlH. ll-.: hls-k (imi,
whltetlsh. 12c; fro! les. per dvx . Sic;
lobsters P'-cti. ntiin-ti lonsie).-. ..iv;
shad roe. 4,'"c; tilucflsh. !&: berths, 4c.
HAT Prices quoted bv Ou:-tia VS holesi'4
Hay IValers' a S'iclntion . .1". 1 uplant,
17; medium. t( (AiG cuartw, ii. (
BRAN Per ton. 3!!00
TROPICAL. FRUIT.
ORANGES VnlftiKl. ai: r'.sus, tO.OiXJ .i;
Floikl.i. all sixes. 3 144.06
LEMONS Lenioniera, extra fancy, :'W
slxe, o uu; 3'Ai and 3ou sizes. (ti.Ou.
DATfcH Per oox 01 . t. pxBS..
nun morn mi ouyers were wiiu uuus'J .,,," ... iu ik
fat sheep and lambs and the market on Ha low ei 11 in .o-lb. '. 1 'br',.t'
snythln, that would do for killing purpose. 'nl nl.Tin a TU caVon
was steady to stronj on the nmon W J.'i'J' j "1 4-crow ? sSc
medium grades and on the more choice c. Imported tsmyuta. -crowi..
kinds of fat sheen prices were stronit to
Wc hlRher. F.arlv market reports from
Chicago Indicated that the market at that
point on sheep and lambs was steadv to
10c lower. The run of lambs of the klllinit
sort was very po there being prnctleallv
no good fat lambs on the market whatever.
The run of sheep today consisted largely
of stock of the feeding kinds, with quite a
sprinkling of lambs among them. However,
there was a good demand for them on the,
pnrt of local and country buyers, of whom
there were a number present. Country buy
ers have been quite particular for sonic
time as to the kind of sheep they wanted,
but todsv they were evidently more anxious
to get feeder shrep. and it did not make
much difference as to whether tlio stuff con
sisted of heep or lambs so long as It was
good. The common to medium grades were
tnt forV- fttm t,.it .M Af TiriCCS tllSt WCH'
about steady with those of yesterday, while
4 82!
4 72! 4 r
4 ?i! f IJ I the morechoice kinds of sheep were steady
4 621
4 bl
4 661
4 10
4 IS
4 II
4 13
4 16
4 14
4 621
4 61
4 61
4 481 4 13
6 001 4 581 4 13
4 64 4 1
4 10
4 52!
4 Mi 4 09
1 a 091 a r.oi & 7?
4 91 i 4 97 6 6lj 8 67 4 47 i 4 03
North Butt 47 Victoria
I'. 8. Slael JIH'WInona. ...
do pfd 104 IWolvartna
Wentlng. common ... tt I
Bid. "Asked. v
London Cloalagj fttocks.
LONDON. Oct. 81. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Conaola money itu N. T. Control
do acoount M 1S-14 Norfolk A W
Anaconda 4 do pfd
Atchlaon V) Ontario A W
do pfd 104S4 PanmrlTanla ....
Bait I mora aV Ohio. . . .loos Rand Minn
....1744a Ksadlng
.... 671 do lat pfd
....It do td pfd
....1WI4 Soutoora Railway
.... 17V do pfd
.... Ji ' Boathftra Pacific 72S6
.... 8 Union Pacific 130,
.... 44 I do pfd MS
.... 43 0. 8. Htael SS
.... 73h! do pfd , 10744
in ininaan ii
1M I do pfd 41
M4 Bpanlah 4a 1U
iteady. 2874id per ounce.
MUiNttr 3W3 per-cent.
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4 per cent.
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Road. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. ft St. P 5
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacfic
. 4414 Union Pacific system.. 110
c. ft N. wm
F., K. M. V 110
C, St. P., M. ft O.... 9
B. ft M 2
C. B. ft Q 84
C, R. I. ft P.. east.... 2
C, .R. I. ft P.. west.. 1
4
.. 1014
..U4
Canadian Pacific
Chaa. A Ohio ...
Chicago Ot. W..
c. m. et r..
DeBftera
Daovar A R. O
do pfd
Brio . (
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Contra!
Loulavlllft A Nah..
M., K. A T
SILVER Bar.
165
f
rJH
74-i
I
4a
41
44
47
.101
. Forelgca Financial.
IONDON, Oct. SI. Money was In In
creased demand In the market today for
the payment of tho Installment of the
Japanese loan, besides north-end requlre-
4
2
2
16 ii i
7
A 16 1
6 1..
7
13 14
3
1
92 50 2
Total receipts 336
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the plum
ber or nead indicated
Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 849 .87 51
Swift and Company 1.130 1.514 1.3X1
Cudahy Packing Co 1.362 1.655 l.tfa)
Armour A Co 1.375 1.817 57S
Vansant ft Co 136
Carey ft Benton 67
Lobman ft Co 222
McCreary A Clark 197
W. I. Stephen W)
Huston ft Co 7
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 136
L. V. Huss 7
Wolf ft Murnan 244
Mike Hagerty 113
J. B. Root ft Co 7
Bulla A Kline 170
Other buyers TJa 4,418
Totals 7,ia 6,778 12,045
CATTLE! There was not a very large run
of cattle this morning for a Tuesday, it
being the smallest this month, with one ex
ception, and is about the same as for tho
same date a year ago. There was a good
Aver. Price.
yu.:tations on fst sneep and lambs: Po01
to choice lambs. $.Rii 7.2R; good to choice
yearling wethers. S5.6(ii6.0: good to choice
old wethers. 5.40f).'.90; good to choice ewes,
4SSfi5.2o. , .
Quotation on feeder sheep and lambs.
Hood feeding lambs, IB.lXMiS i0: good feed
ing yesrllngs. $"iii6&0; good feeding weth
ers, I4.75;i6 25: feeder ewes, 4..i44 50; breed
ing ewes. 34.4oG4.7U-
Kepresentattve sales:
No.
15 Wyoming cull ewes
168 Wyoming cull ewes ...
15 Idaho cull lambs
4X6 Nevada ewe fe-.'ders ...
62 Nevada ewe feeders ...
2f9 Nevada ewe feeders . . .
398 Wyoming lamb feeders
176 Idaho lamb feedera
406 Idaho lamb feeders ....
37 Idaho lamb feeders ...
349 Idaho lamb feeders ...
661 Idaho lamb feeders ...
11 Wyoming ewes
497 Wyoming ewe feeders
248 Wyoming ewe feeders .
25 Wyoming ewe feeders .
2-H Nebraska ewes
171 Wyoming ewes
484 Wyoming ewes
102 South Dakota ewes ...
1 native buck
829 Wyoming wethers
278 Idaho feeder ewes
51 Idaho ewes
933 Wyoming wethers
M Idaho yearlings
1:9 native wethers
112 native wethers
677 Wyoming lambs
12 native lambs
16 native lambs
73 2 50
81 4 00
40 4 00
92 4 25
88 4 30
HO 6 00
40 6 00
43 6 00
46 6 75
50 6 10
53 6 10
67 6 10
64 2 50
80 4 3."
92 4 45
98 4 75
99 4 75
97 5 15
102 5 16
93 6 15
190 4
S5 4 25
!) 4 65
99 5 10
102 5 60
89 5 85
(; 6 90
103 5 90
I X) 6 60
96 7 25
78 7 25
rrnvn Wrv
BANANAS Per niedlum-slxed bunch, 1 !
fig.25; jumbos, U.ni'tiS.ft'
FKCi'IB.
TEARS Utah, avirUl hiii! Vlcurs, 32. U0;
De Ango, 12.7b.
APPLK8 Ben lavis ana W Inesups, t
8-bu. bbls., t3.5iKfi4.no; In bu. baskets, JI.im;
California BehHowers. Jl W; Colorado Jona
than and Orlmes' tloMen, t2.otHl3.10; New
)rk spples, 14.50 er bbl.
ORAPKS New York O
basket, Z2e; Muscats.
4o0
4.2O0
W
100
1,200
9
46-14
28
6JM4
434
98S
44-4
2T
624
43
33
76
21
221
lN'tt
1S
38
99
454 !
27
62 -a
43 4
4(0 1821 182H 1K2V4
9U0 14 144 14U
8O0 F, 54 64
3,3(0 237H 205H 2!t74
, 470
300
3.900
27.100
l.OiiO
l.Htt
87
4o4
48,
81H
73"4
1.1U0 188
M4
4'4
47
81 4
334
87
464
M
73
186V4
vn
1.510 179H 178
2,i"i0 2S. 224
SI1
600
200
400
804
28 14
81
300 58
3.000 58
874
13,600 15314 16144
"t 200 78V
12.500 1204 11x14 119
1,700 244fe 24
20 81 U 81
500 W 136
300 162 161t4
104
10.3.O S34
2.000 6044
61.300 524
103 A
3374
68
481
8,110 1S2H
2,9'i0 5474
1,200 874
1.800
8 5)
98
50
1614
97
17RV4
224
80
28 14
SI
28
674
Trat
152'
166 4
24
80
136
162
KI3H
38 14
68
62
36
1L
64 "4
an
91 4
97
meagre. On the stock exc
was cheerful and a good amount of busl-
Ii. s,a " a ii an na i.icu, uuv lu llin 1 1 1 1 I U rH
Russian situation. A better feeling pre
vailed among operators In gilt-edged se
euritlcs, partly due to the Bank of Eng
land securing a good share of the bar gold.
The fact that tomorrow is a holiday had a
restricting Influence. Consols were strong
on New lorki active support. Prices
closed firm. Foreigner generally were
steady and had a hardening tendency. In
terest centered In Russians. Japanese were
In fair demand. Kaffirs sagged. Japanese
Imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted at 102.
rnunti dr..! u .inn. null. .1 ll.n.-.i.iu
oiri n,.in.in v. w.Ti .... ! run at the other principal market Dolnts
St oi ?busl- Us usual trains were again late and
ne a iiklui a, irsuo nunc u fciiv eiil'l
was late In getting In. Cattle came string
ing Into the yards all during the forenoon
and as a consequence the yards were not
cleaned up until late In the day.
There did not appear to be any great
number of fat cattle on the market, either
and closed at the best points. Home rails j "a"v". .".Ici T.n 7ew .ePttirm J iSST
with other departments. Some stock, eased -."S TO. 3t "X. Tnl
' fin i.a.i; fo hrjiW??. a.HrB91 Hd" the n. Owing to th fact that the run con
, vance later, notably in Canadian Pivelflo. iP.i5 nt ,h medium rrade of shut
the buyers were giving prices on the better
grades that were steady to a littlo strong,
while on the common and medium grade
the market was about steady. But taken
as a whole the market on beef cattle was
practically steady, there being no quotable
chnnges In either direction.
The supplv of cows and heifers was fairly
large and the demand for them was active,
so that aa a result the market on that kind
of stuff was steady and on the more choice
kinds was perhaps a trifle stronger In some
quarters. To sum the situation up In a few
words, th market on cows and heifers was
sctlve and steady. i
There was a liberal supply of feeders on
the market again today and at the same
time there was a good demand for this kind
of stuff on the part of country buyers.
There was a number of buyers In from the
,.i lnnkinar for feeders and stockers,
and as a result the market on the better
grades of stuff was active and steady.
While tne iceung on m- vimhiuwi.
dlum grades was Inclined to be a little
easier. Representative sales:
BEEF STLEKS.
At. Pr. No. Ato. Pr.
...1140 4 44 14 "44 I 10
...1244 4 74 14 1045 4 IS
...1U1 I 1 '4 147 I 40
COWS.
Artlclesl Open. High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat I
Dec.... TiflH Ti 794. 801 r;
May... 43V8',, 83V. fc; gvJ
Corn - i
Ilec.... 41 414, 404 41V 42
May... 41 41' 411, 41T4 41
Oats
Dee.... S4 3t4 " 29T4 30 , W4
May... 80 3u' 30 30T4 31
Pork
Oct,... 16 40 1 40 14 96 16 00 16 40
Jan.... 12 25 12 30 12 22 12 80 12 25
Ribs
Jan.... 4 42 6 46 40 ( 45 4 47
5 II f tl. October, choice, 13ic; stati
good. 12ml.c.
(L t' POULTRY-Allv. easy; westi
tn: 10c; fowls, Uc: turkeys. le.
' 1. I oulvt; western chickens, 9014c;
I 0'jCc: '"Wl. 101129.
V ) Liverpool Grata MarVa
Dressed,
turkeys.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 31. WHEAT Rnot
(Inn. No. I red western winter, 6s 7d: fu
ture, steady; December. 7s VI; Msrch. 7s
HO
H V
"v . CORN Spot, firm: American mixed. 6a 3.1
I i futures, steadv; December. 5s 2H,d; January,
1
ts 4SJ; March. 4s 4d.
Dnlath Grata Market.
UtTLtTH. Oct tl.-WHEAT-To arriv.
j7a. 1 northern. aV; No. 3 northern. MSe;
St. Loala General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. tl.-WH BAT Lower;
No. 2 red. Cash, elevator, HfditHe; track. 93
94c: December, 46c; May, 6Sc; No. 3 hard.
oVgKSc.
CORN Finn; No. 2 cash. 60c; track,
6f0,c for new. 5Hc for old; December. 44-i
44ic; May. 44Hc.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 30c; track, SOil?
Sic: December, 04,c; May, 32c; No.
white. Sivc.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. 34.36
tT4.36; extra fancy and straight, 13.754.16;
clear, ti 65'd3.75.
8EEl-Tlniothy. steady: t2.50tfJ3.00.
COKN'MEALe-Bteady; tJ.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, 653
7c.
HAT Steady; timothy, t8.O04j 14.00; prairie,
7'n9 00.
IRON COTTON T1E8-99C.
BA(iaiNO-'ic.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVIBIONS-Pork. steady; Jobbing,
115.00 Lard, lower; prim steamed. tV77.
Iry salted meats, stuady; boxed extra
shorts. t7.75; clear libs. tt.GO; short clears.
38 26. Baron, steady; boxed extra shorts,
KM: clear ribs, to. 75: short clear, 89 00.
POULTRY Slow; chlrken. Ic: springs,
tvtlflc: turkeys. 13c; ducks, ltic; geece. 8V..:.
Bl'TTKR Steady; creamery, lafl'lo;
aairy. lAti.'tc.
KiOS Steady at 19c. case count.
Rttcelpta. Shipments
Flour, bbls 12.O0 19.ivi
Wheat, bu txi.'a) a4.'4t
Corn, bu , 7.(io 41.
Oats, bu te.ca) 67,(.aj0
600
5.2)
1,90)
1.40
14,100
hilO
100
'00
2.VO
26.700
2'0
S7.2f)
2,100
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co...
do pfd..!
Rubber Goods
do rfd
Bt, L. S. F 2d pfd l,4o0
Di. 1a n. w
do nfd
So. Pacific
do pfd
So Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal ft I
Texas A Paeifle
Tol., St U ft W
do pfd
Union Pacific
dn pfd
1". S. Express, ex-dlv
lT. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V.. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va. Caro. Chemical..
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wei Is-Fargo Ex
Westlngh. Electric...
Western Union
W. ft Ijtke Erie
Wis Central
do pfd
No. Pacific
Central Leather
d Pfd
Bless Sheffield
56.5.10 145T4 45i 145V4
1,20 1(J6 10444 10444
81
4.600 614 604 61
& 0 101 100 K
Z4b
.186,f4) 12914 126H 12S4l
94
9944
26
96V
30
734
S7
664,
34
6V
70'Z
lOl) 1184
2,k) 36
99
9J'
34'4
4.0 6.414
79.200 134
400 R2H
l.SoO lloS
46.SO0 3S
V 1H6V,
9X) S3',
.)
5o0
5u0
K7-4
22
41V
93
98
2544
95
29H
T2H
87S
C644
23
6H4
701I
119i
S4
"4
K94
34
M 4
132i
R:'4
1"!S
37
104 44
3?
107
214
S'O 934 93
2.4)
90
3014
614a
90 2
2"0 liH
8 200 73
30
61
2f
45
1
1
Total sales for th day, 1.036.300 shares
93
94
25
95
294
73"4
3oV4
104
6T.44
2:
H"4
7114
lift
34
99',
91 4
3414
874
58
13(4
9514
118
86
524
110
3
l'
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1"7
214
4o"4
73n
17oV4
8
17
29
61
6
45
1"44
71
tew York Mining Storks.
NEW TORK. Oct. 31.-
on mining stocks were as follows:
Ariama Cos M Little rbiat t
Allco aa Onurtft 14
Braaro 4 Ophit 47a
Bruoast.k ( on U Fhoanlx 1
Comatoch Tunnel a Putoai
Ton. ( al. a Va laa aaaa 4T
Horn 11, ar r.u atarra Navada as
Iroa Silver till mair Hopas 4ft
LaadTilla Ton 4 Standard la
Trraaor) Slatrtuent.
WASHINdTON, Oct 31. -Today s state,
nwnl of the iieasurv luUncra in th sect-
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Oct. 31. Bank clearings for to
day were tl. 477,819.17 and for tha corre
sponding date last year tl, 435.849.91.
Available Supplies of Grala.
NBW YOUK, Oct. 31. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets shows the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre
vious accounts:
Wheat United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, Increased 2.774.000 bushels.
Afloat for and In Kurope increased 8,800,-
000 bushels. Total supply Increased 7,664,
000 bushels.
Corn United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decreased 693,000 bushels.
Oats United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, increased 734.000 bushels.
The leading Increases reported this week
kre:
Two million, three hundred and forty
six thousand bushels in Manitoba; 217.000
bushels at the Chicago private elevators;
100.000 bushels at Portland, Me.; 6O.O0O bush
els st Rochester: 55,000 In elevators In the
vicinity of Lincoln, Neb., and 64,000 bushels
In the Milwaukee private elevators.
The leading decreases are: 110.000 bushels
at Kingston, Ont.; 38,OuO bushels at St.
Josuph, and tO.OuO bushels at Port Huron.
Cotton Market. '
NEW YORK. Oct. 31 COTTON Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands, 10.75c; mid
dling gulf, 11c; sales, 1.804 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31 COTTON
Steady; sales, 6,000 bales: ordinary, 6c; good
ordinary, tt-16c; low middling, 10l-1ik:; mid
dling, 1011-ltlo; good middling, 1015-loc; mid
dling fair, llc; receipts, 26,100 bales; stock,
161'.8il bales.
L1VEBPOOL. Oct. 31 COTTON Spot, in
fair demand; prices 7 points higher; Amer
ican middling fair, 6.19d; good middling.
693d; middling, 6.77d; low middling. Mid;
good ordinary, 6.43d; ordinary. 6.2.d. The
sales of the day were lo.fou bales, of which
fa.i were for speculation and export and In
cluded 8,700 American; receipts, 23.000 bales.
Including 4.1'i0 American.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. 31. COTTON Quiet ;
middling, 10c; aales. 182 bales; receipts, 125
bales; shipments, 26 bales; stock, 1Q'4
bales.
tagtr and Molasses.
NEW TORK. Oct, 31.-8UOAR-Raw
steady: fair refining. 2c; centrifugal. 96
teat. 2c; molasacs sut;ar. 2c: refined,
quiet; No. i. 4.10c; No. 7. 40oc. No. , 4o;
No. . S.96c; No. HV 3 9oc;. No. 11. 3.86c; No.
12, 3.80c; o. 13. 175c; No. 14, 3.76c; confec
tioners' A, 4.55c; mould A, 6.06c; cut loaf,
6.4oc: crushed, 6 4oc; powdered, 4.60c; granu
lated, 4.70c; cubes, 4.95c.
MOLASSES Steady: New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2! 35c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 31 SUGAR-Market
quiet; open kettle centrifugal, I i-l7'
3c; centrifugal white. 41fj4c; yellows,
4 3-16318 ll-lc; seconds. ifiS'ic.
MO LASS E4 Open kettle. 2543;c; centrifu
gal. Ijg.tc. Syrup, new cane. 278'Joc.
' rf4 Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 81 COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened steady
st an advance of 6410 points in response
to steadier European cables than expected.
Braslllan receipts were full, however, and
with little buying In evidence the market
soon eksed off under a renewal of liquida
tion. The rioao was Darely steady al un
changed prices to a decline of 6 Dolnts.
Sales were reported of 79 Zoo bags Including
Iwember at 6 46(i &5c; January, 4)3 5c:
rebruary. 70c; March, (one; May,
u6c; July, 7.16c; August, 7.20c; September,
I U'(.juc.
Philadelphia Prodae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81. BUTTER
F.asier; extra western creamery, 23Uc
extra nesrby prints. 28c.
EGOS Firm and lc rusher: nearhv freah
loss off. tsc; naarby fresh, 27o at mark;
western fresh. Sr7c at mark.
CHEESE Firm and e higher; New York
full cream fancy )3c; New York full
cream cnoice, Utjl3.-: New Tork full
cream fair to awrt. turizvac.
Nft.
71..
17..
41..
a 1014 I 40
CALVES.
17 mixed... 816 2 '
4 calves... w i
1 bull
( cows....
2 cows....
IS cows....
16 cows
21 cows.....
12 mixed..,
1 belter.
836
740
2 50
2 26
1130 2 00
.1081 2
,915 1 60
, 940 2 40
99 2 36
885 2 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
17 feeders.. 1185 3 65 18 feeders.
2 feeders.. 828 t 29
9 heifers.. 737 2 46
8 cows llo 2 00
16 cows 1000 2 G5
612
1C steers..
19 cows....
19 cow....
23 cows....
1 cow
66 cows....
15 heifers.
1 heifer...
7 steers...
11 cows 974
2 x5
2 75
1161 8 60
819 3 7a
MONTANA.
1126 2 70 22 steers.... 1090
WYOMING.
, 9o 2 40 5 feeders.. 830 3 3$
, 870 2 40 1 bull 1370 2 26
.1039 2 90
A. Engle Peo.
707 2 60 1 steer.
340 3 25 1 cow...,
714 3 15 1 cow...
-Neb.
.. 050
.1120
.losO
3 45
2 50
2 75
2 U)
C L. Christian-
33 steers.. ..1248 2 70
U. Isabelle B. U.
19 steers.... 1162 8 90 25 steers. ...1146 3 00
A. tisen wyo.
7 feeders.. 1130 3 60 34 feeders. .1173
J. N. Carey A Bros Wyo.
45 feeders.. 1020 4 00 40 steers.. ..1216
T. E. Bnugart t:oio.
16 cows 981 2 50 6 cows fGg
James Hart Montana.
3 NO
4 25
60
1 sleer lost) 3 85
1 steer 1370 3 25
1 steer 143o 3 25
2 cows & j ou
1 steer lloO 3 65
1 steer 1350 8 85
1 steer 13o0 4 15
1 steer 1350 3 85
1 steers.. ..13-0 86
2 steers.. ..HHO 3 85
1 steer 1270 4 26
1 steer 12"0 3 n
1 steer. ...14-0 8 85
1 steer 13tn 8 85
1 steer UM0 3 Kfi
1 steer iao 3 r5
1 steer 1240 3 88
1 steer ISM 8 85
1 steer 1.160 3 86
1 sleer 1510 3 85
1 steer 1136 3 85
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steadr Ho Lower Sheep and
I .a m lis I'nchanaed.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31. CATTLE Receipts.
11,000 head; market, steady; steers, 83.60
4SJ6.25; stockers and feeders, t2.851j4.00;
cows and canners, tl.4cfi4.lo; bulls. t-2B(jj)
4.20; heifers, $2.15fi4.7&; calves, t3.0fni7.25.
HOG 8 Receipts, 21.000 head; market,
lower; shipping and selected, 85.10!5i6.26;
mixed and heavy packing, 34 2f'f.07; light,
f4.9mu6.05; plKB and roughs, 44 i.W4.oo.
SHEEP AND LAMMb lec!lHS, 03,0u
head: mark, I. unchanged; sheep, f2.b54j
8.00; lambs, 82.257.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KAN8A8 CITY. Oct. 31 . CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16.E00 head, Including 00 southerns.
Market strong to be nigner; cnoiue rxisjri
and dressed beef steers, fn.3Mi6.00; fair to
good. ti. 756.00; western steers, K.iorpi.uu;
Blorkcrs and feeders, f2. 404! 4. SO; southern
steers. t2.MXi4M; southern cows. fl.7aCa.'.i5;
native cows, ii.mis.ou; native neners, ..ou
4j4.75; bulls, f2.0fa.3.0O; calves, 82.Wfi.50.
HUUI4 Receipts, i,uw neaa. Maraei did
Uc lower; top. 35.05: bulk of sales. t4.90
5.(j; heavy. fb.0Mi6.iai; packers, t49o(o6.05;
pigs and light, 84.704(5.0).
Bilr.rr' aisli LAMnn xteceiiiin, a.wj
head. Market strong; top wethers, tiki:
native lambs, f5.7iw7.76; wiestern lambs,
fb . 767. 75; ewes and yearlings, t4.5)0.00;
western clipped yearlings. fo.;:5fifi.00; west
ern clipped sheep, f4.254j5.75; stockers and
feeders, f3.9iKu4.75.
St. Loot Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31. CATTLE Receipts,
8,500 head, including 2,500 Texans; natives
weak; Texans steady: native shipping and
export steers, f4.5(Cn5.90; dressed beef and
butcher steers, f3.75o.90; steers Under l.OOu
lbs., f2.75Q4.75; stockers and feeders, t2.0O
8.40: cows and heifers, 82.5013.7(1; canners,
81. 7502.10; bulls, t2.754i3.25; calves. J3.no'7..i0,
Texas and Indian steers, f2.504li3.70; cows
and heifers, f2.O0Q3.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 8.500 head; steady; pigs
and light, t4.6083.00; packers, f4.5o'&6.00;
butchers and best heavy, f4.855.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3,600
head; market strong: native muttons, tt.So
(06.75: lambs. t6.0iVti7.60; culls and bucks.
83.0U(7H.50; stockers. f3.503.90; Texans, t2.60
t4.00.
St. Joseph Live stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Oct. 31. CATTLE Receipts,
6,81 head: steady to weak; cows steady to
strong; cows and heifers, fl. 604)4.50: natives,
t3 6ow6.80; Blocker and feeders. t2.76&8 85.
HOGS Receipts. 8.640 head; market 6fr'10c
lower; light, t-t.o5ip6.oo; medium and heavy,
t4.M(6 06; bulk of sales. f4. 90416.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.011
head: active and steady; lambs, 17.50; weth
ers, f5.86; ewes, f6.S.
CHvords. ',er 8-lb.
per -uatKCt crsie.
fl.75: Toknys, ter 4-basket crate. 11.75.
QUINCES Michigan, per bu.. f2.D0.
t RANMERRI KS Early Blacks, 88.60 p( f
bbl.; Bell and Cherry, IS tW.
Vttilii Aiii.ES.
PllTATOES New, pet ou. ioc.
ONIONS Homc-gron icllow. fed an.l
white, per bu., ftoc; Siianish. p. r crate, tl-lu.
WAX BEANS pet -tu. --.I.ol.
string bear.s, ivr -bu box. r.iicljo.
BEANS Nnvy, per bu.. f2.0t.
CUCUMBERS Per dos . 25c.
CABBAGE Hom -grown, in tral8. wf
lb., 1c.
BEETS New. per bu.. 70e.
CELERY Knlsinnsoo, per dot., 25c.
SWEET rOTATUES Virginia, per 3-hu,
bbl.. 82.50.
BEEF CUTs.
Wholesale price for beer cuts: Hibs No.
1. 12c; No. 2. 6.:; No. 3. to. Round -No.
1, 7c; No. 2. 6c; No. 3, 5c. Loins N 1.
1. 1jc; No. 2. lc; No. 3. 7c. Plates-No.
1. 3c; No. 2, 3c; No. 3. 2Vc. Chuck No.
1. 4c; No. 2, 34c; No. 3. 3c.
M iSi: E LL A N EO 1. 8.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs.. 43 50.
CHEESE Swiss, new. Uc: Wtseoneltt
brick, 14c; Wlceon'ln llmberger, 13o; twins,
UVc. youn Americas, 13c.
NUTS-Walnut No. 1 soft shells, new)
crop, per lb., 13c; hnrd shellH, per lb., l:v;
No. 2 soft sliellB, per lb.. 11c. Pecans, large
per lb.. 15c; small, per II'.. 13c. Pctinui.,
per lb., 7c; roBstcd. per 11., he. Chl'l w.t.
nuta. per '.. L"'il3c. Almonds. s.fi nliel s,
per lb., 17c; huid shells, per lb., lac. Slu ll
bark hickory nuts, per ul'i tl.'ii: larn
hickory nuts, per bu., fl.60. t'hestnuls. loo
per lb. Oocounuts, f4.00 per suck of 100.
HIDES No. 1 green, 9c; No. 2 green, Sc;
No. 1 wilted, 10c; No. 2 suited, Vic; No. I
veal calf. 31c; "d. S veal calf. 9c.: dry salted,
74)14c; sheep pelts. i5c4ifl.OI); bor hides,
tl.50S43.0O.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-MET ALS-Tlin
London tin market whs about . lu'a 12Vt
higher, with spot clotting al 130 and 1 .1
tures at 149 6s. The local market ad
vanced In sympathy and closed linn nt
fll8.904.rJ3.4ti. Copper was soiiKtwliat Irreg
ular In London, closing lower at 71 5 a
for spot, while futures were a Bhade liiKh-'r
at 70 15s. Ijtke wns quoted at fl6.37l:H
16.75; electrolytic, tl6.26di 16.62; casting.
fl6.00(u 16.37. Lead was lower at 14 lH
In Ixindon. Locally, however, the niark.'t
was unchanged and more or less nomlnil
at f5.2(Ki6.40 for spot. Bpeltor was nl,i
unchanged In the local market, closing at
tfUMiC-io, while It was lower at 2 5h in
London. Iron closed higher at 51s 6d for '
standard foundry und at 62s 9d for Cleve
land warrants In the English market. Tlio
domestic Kit nation appears very Arm. No. I
foundry northern and southern are quoted
at tl8.2fWJil8.6o; No. 2 foundry northern und,
southern at tl7.7tin8.0O.
ST. LOUIS, . Oct. 31. METALS-Leud.
strong at 85.16. Bpelter, dull and weak nt
ftS.J4;6.i5. - . "
ftlonx City Live llork Market.
SIOUX CITY, Oct. 31. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts. 2.100 bead; market
steady, stockers weak; beeves, M.OirffS.M:
cows and heifers. f2.OiKia3.00; stockers ai.d
feeders, t2.7Si3.80: calves and yearlings,
8-2. 50118.40.
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head: market 7c.
lower, selling at t4.75&C.O0; bulk of sales at
f4.80h4.86.
Stock In Pltfht.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western marKcis yesieioay:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha 7.50O 4.i4) 13.000
Sioux City 2.1' 4.i) .....
Kansas City 1.5 l.f) 8.O0O
St. Joseph 6.881 8.540 3.5X
St Louis 8.5uo 8.0i 3.ji
Chicago 11, OKI 21,ou0 35.000
Peoria Market. .
PEORIA. Oct. 21 CORN-Flnn; No. 3
yellow, old, 61c; new, 47c; No. 2, old. Wis
tic; new, 47c; No. 4. new, 40c; new, no
grade. 43c.
OATS Firm; No. 2 white. 30j3oC; No.
4 white. 2&c.
WHISKY-On the buKls of fl.30 for fin
ished goods.
Toledo ged fflirket.
TOl.KDO Ort S1 !KF:ri rMov.-i- rm.li
and Octotx-r, f8.10; Deoeinlif-r, f.'l74; Jnn-1
iiHry. w.zi1. fnine aisike, 411. a. l'liitt'j
timothy, 81.53.
HEAL KSTtTK TRAXSFEIt.
The following real estate transfers wc.a
recorded October 31:
WARRANTY DEEDS. T .
Annie" L. M. Kimball and husband to 1
J. M. Swansoii, )arl of lot 2, John
son's ad f lot)
Eidora Robinson and liusbnnd to
Philip Sher,. part of lot i2. Barker's
Allotment 7
Annie Moran to Val Domheck and
wife, lot 19, block 2d. Hunscom Place l.VO
Ijturenila A. I West to A. A. Edglng
ton, lot 4, block 13. Brings' Pluce I.iik)
P. B. Sturgeon and wife to E. M.
Whipple, lot 11, block 11, Pat
rick's 2d ad tin)
J. M. Flnley and hushnnd to A. ,T.
Miller, south 71 feet of lot 17, block
6, Rood s let ad 5,2'0
C. H. Brlggs and wife to A. L. Hu
vena., lots 17 and 21, block 9, Bi iggs'
Place ,.. 1,11'fl
Lorenx Hoprecht and wife to An
tonio Much, lot 4. . block t.
Kountte's 4th ltd 3.()
John Swanaon to C. E. Uechtel. south
44 feet of north 88 feet of east (
feet of lot 40. H. E. R(gers' ad 4)
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Francis Truman et al. to Ella Jones,
lots 13 and 14 and south half lot 15,
block 18. Scully's ad 1
H. H. Allen and wire to Charlotte A.
Cochran, 50x140 feet In sw sw
21-15-13 1
DEEDS.
Sheriff to Lucy T. Savage, cost six
feet of south half of west 12 feet
of block "A;." Shinn's 3d ud
Total uinount of transfer.
l,'l
...18.132
..61,481 61.040 58.518
2 steers.. ..ii-'i 4 On
1 steer l'"1 4 6D
1 steer 1W 4 60
1 steer 1720 4 60
1 steer 1430 4 60
29 steers. ...1352 4 IS
25 steers.. ..15n9 4 26
1 steer vsm 3 :
1 steer 1170 3 2s
1 steer 1360 3 25
1 steer Iu60 3 25
1 steer 10 3 25
1 steer 1ISO 8 L-6
1 steer Lso 3 26
1 steer I'M 3 25
1 steer 1250 3 25
3 steers.. . 1413 4 25
1 ferder... 7S0 i 75
1 steer 1200 3 86
1 steer 1370 3 85
1 steer.... 1650 3 85
1 steer 1330 3 26
HOGS Th receipts of hogs this morning
were only moderately large and as trains
were late In getting in the market was Only
reasonably active. Enrly reports from Chi
cago had the-market at that point 6c lower
than yesterday's average, and although the
run at this point was pot large still prices
went down a little In sympathy with the
market up there. Packers are evidently de
termined not to stop the decline If they can
prevent it until they have secured the req
uisite number of hogs for their winter pack
ing trade.
The trains came drifting in all morning,
so that while the trade was at no time ac
tive, neither was It alow. All the buyers
seemed to be looking for the more choice
kinds of stuff and were not bidding erv
strong for packers. The lop pro t.f 85 6
was paid for a tut of prime bacon hogx of
Totul
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. 31-WOOIThere Is u
renewed interest In the wool market. The
greater part of the business has uee.11 done
by the woolen mills. The heavy weight
season Is not far away and mitny mills
are without sufficient stocks. Fleece wools
are generally quiet but strong. The gen
eral movement has taken place In all
grades of Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces.
Fine washed DWalne has been broken on
price, u moderatelv large amount having
sold at 37lc. with the market :it T9c. Sales
pf three-eighths snd h'tlf blood have been
quite frequent at Slnif. In line wlih the
scttvltv In Delaines som XX has been sold
st 6'a37c and X al 24c. XX. X and Delaine
are In fair supnlv. A small business hi
been done in Michigan fleece. Quarter
blood are st 3''u34c. Fine unwashed is
held at 2f-a?6c: half blood. 32iS.k ; threw
eia-V'th blood al misc.
8T. LOUIS, Oct. 31,-WOOIr-Qulet: me
dium grades combing and clothln. 26fi3lc;
light fine. 2?ii27c; heavy fine, lvfj22c; tub
washed. 82(u42c.
Oil aad Hoaln.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31 OIL8-Cottoneed,
firm: prime crude, nominal; prime vell"w,
2727c Petroleum, afsady: refined New
York. 87.70: Philadelphia and Baltimore,
87 66; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk,
ft 75. Turpentine, steady. 71t71o.
ROSIN-ttteady ; strained, common to
f-d 84 in.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 31.-OIL-Turpentln
Arm: 6ic. '
ROSIN-FIrm; A, B. C, 34.15: D, 84 86; E.
14 40; F. ft 70: O. ft 75: H. 84 8o; 1. 4kS;
K. 85.08: M. 8. 20; N. 85 30; V O. ti 45; W W,
to 56.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Oct. M.-OIL Credit bal
ances. 1161 Shipments, 8S 14 bbls.; u v
erage. M.kn.) bbls.; runs, 21.3o3 bids.; av
erage. 83.864 bbl. Shipment, Lima, 74,04)1
SHEEP FEEDERS AMD
STOCKMEN
Look at Tblallt
On section thirteen (13), Buffnlo County.
Nebraska. Is five hundred und slxly
acres of corn lor sale, between twenty
thousand nd twenty-five thousand bush
els. The place Is fitted up to care for llf
teen thousand sheep, large flocks have been
led lliere the pu.it three crops.. House fo:
men, cooking f ,n I 1 1 1 . h . sheen dlppinK plum;
two wells, pltnty of water und s'fiell.T.
Enquire of 4 IIRIs. V. F II II , Tenant
- or
F. II. E. Ageut, Kearnrj, rU
Ths Grain Trust Exposed
Tom Worrall's sensational
and truthful story of the opera
tions of the Elevator combine in
N'ebraska is now ready for salo
I'rice 50 eta. mail orders ac
companied by cash will be
promptly filled by
Tom Worrall.
331 Bon i d of Trade Bids..
Omaha, MptY
EDWARDS-WOOD CO.
(In.joronrated)
Mala Ofueei Flftn and llntocrt 8tra-tv
T. PAIL. BUM.
Healer la
Stock a Grain. Provisions
hl Yaar irala ta la,
Bra.rk uCJca. llO-Ilt Board af 1ad
Bids.. Oraalia. . Teleeaeaa afcl.
2-14 k-xchanc bidg . Motitk Omaha '
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