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MUIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
eri with Mors Wheat Trsd tod
Iinosr Feliir.
' CASING PRICES A FULL CtNT HIGHER
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f!lfl i row, (hat Karape Miit TU
UtP. aantttla Aerlra
ala Cam Trade Light,
Price Slightly $Sttr.
OMAHA. Oct. 1. 18..
K.i-?1 a tmng. prices at tb cos
1 cent higher than fetsiuroay. H gut.
i.ewerpool rabies ' Influenced cun.loe.eb.e
j!"y'n atsrt. World's shlvmen,
II . " eapecieo, a ions in KUrblan
nipments being mads up by a gam in
American. This encouraged the buils, who
leel that Ameilra will have to furnish a
iHrgs portion of th wheat to the importing
1 load wag ifrAn m.t
the high point of the day.
Trace was very light in corn. A few
Shorts were Jed to cover by the strenrth
In wheat. Cash market was Or in, despite
'Irly large receipts. The visible sup
ply was about as expected. Prions at the
close were up slightly.' .
The vistbl supply of wheat Increased
1,234,000 bo.; corn Increased itf.Ouu , bu.;
oats Increased lit, 000 bu.
Primary wheat recelpta ' were 1. 510,000
bushels and shipments (16.000 bushels,
against receipts Isst year of 2.672.O90 bushels
and shipments of 1.04&.000 bushels. Primary
corn receipts were tfta.ouO bushels and ship
menu 338 000 bushels, against receipts last
year of 3O7.00O bushels and shipments of 4m.
OHO buahela. Clearances were 490,232 bush
els wheat, 707.238 barrels flour, 187,10 bush
els corn. ,
Liverpool closed tyOd higher on wheat
and wd lower to 4f higher on corn.
Rankin wired the Von Dorn Commission
company: "The United Kingdom Is llsble
to become an urgent buyer of our wheat.
They have been taking from 1,000,000 to
1.760,000 bushels leas then their requirements
fqr the last four weeks. I see evidence of
the demand now,"
Local range of options: '
Articles.! Open. BlgKt Lew. Close. Safy.
s WheatI
pee.
May..
Cnrn
Deo...
Oats
re...
May..
I here was a sood rash demand everv.
4v ?rh,l,. prlres being firmer locally and 1 to
,J,V' cent higher at tha southwest markets,
il- pi A rtight reaction was caused In the maiktt
I t .J7T"? th report of vtslbl supply showed
1 . ne Dir increase. The r
, . 721, .. 78 . , 72 iri 72V
rn w rr m stt
ssh arn ten vi 38
n w
... tTtj 81
OasajM - Cask galea. .
WHEAT No. I hard, 1 car, ttC, I
car, 8c;, 1 ear, 1e.
CORN No. 8. 1 car, 41 Ho.
OATH Ms,l white, 1 oar, llltc.-
Omaha Cask Pwloes.
WHEAT No. I hard. 7y49c; No.
bard, t068c; No. 4 hard, tl tits fee; No.
spring, 16 61a
; CORN No. $, 41 Her No, I yellow, 41
0411tc; No. I white, 41 lie
OATS No. mixed, llOllo; No. t
wnut, sic; no, 4 wnite,
Kiti No. j, 66 no; no. 9 ea.
1 .i Carlot Heeelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oat a.
69 , 466 . ,288
Kansas City..
Minneapolis ..
Omr.ha
Duluth
BU Louis
Ill XX 14
..874
II 28 48
887
3 81 160
l CHICAGO GRAM AND PROVISIONS
Featnree af tha Trading aad Closing
' Prices Board Trade.
CHICAGO, Oct 1. A continuance of
small receipts In' the northwest caused
urength tooay In the local wheat maraet,
closing prices In the December delivery
; ill itoowing a net gain oi o. torn was un-a-
LTIj IrhHpaea. Oats wers up He Provisions
; ,?'''1iT wo hlghsr.
The wheat market was strong all dsy.
At Hie opening sentiment wss affected by
nrm cabUs and by amall receipts In the
northwest. Total arrivals today at Min
neapolis, , puliUn and Chjcagq sen LM
cars compared with l.Hi cars the corres
ponding day a year ago. One of the lead
ing bulls was an aotlve bidder for wheat
frpm. the start. As the trading increased
tha demand from tills source tecsme
greater and this started liberal covering ty
shorts which resulted In a well defined ad
vance, . Newa of the day waa favorable
. t , w iiip Dun.. riuiwi j ifwiyifl rtc
4 ptr cent less than for the corresponding
f . period a year ago and the price of cash
t , wheat at Kansas City was up Ho to lc
per bushel. There was also soma buying
Vt here, thought to have been for foreign ac
count BJid, advices from New York claimed
that exporters were buying wheat In that
market... The market closed strong with
Slices almost at the highest point of the
ay. December opened H to Sc higher at
'tu-a to 7c, advanced to 76S76Hc and
closed af 76V:. Clesrsnces of wheat snd
flour were - equal to 684,700 bushel. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased 962,000 bushels. The visible sup
ply ' increased 1.134,0uo bushels. Primary
receipts were 1.6l0.0iO bushels, compared
with t.OTt.OUO bushels, a year sgo. . Minne
apolis, I'uluth and Chicago report receipts
of 30 cara, against 838 cars last week and
1.470 cars a ysar ago.
Trading In corn was quiet, but the tone
of the msrket was firm. The bullish in
fluences were nrm cables, small local re
I celpts and strength of wheat. World's
shipments were small and this had some
, effect. The smsllnsss of trade wss due to
h ' some extent to a scarcity of oTerlngs.
S The- market closed steady. December
i opened unchanged at 43'4c sold up to
4JH'a3c, and closed at 4&4c. Laooal. re
ceipts wera 4ta cara witn n cars 01 con
tract grade. '
Owing to scaiierea aeiuns; 01 in, nay
V Stf -lind Dece
V i -i Jhe oats
. f . strcn
'J 1 absence c
J chK-k an
Uecember oenvenes oy-caan nouses,
sts market showed litue response to
trength of wheat. An almost total
of outside aemana aiso tenaea to
any advance. The tone of the mar-
bar mm stead v. Decembrr opened a
shade to Ho higher at 84H4H to S4Ho.
sold up to Hr. and closed at S4Hc Local
receipts were 2S8 cara.
Provisions were quiet, but firm, the firm
nera being due to a fair Investment de
mand for the January products. A gen
eral expectation that the statement of the
monthly stocks of provisions to be given
cut later In the dsy would show a con
siderable decrease waa mainly accountable
for the demand. At the close January
pork wss up !"c at 8J8.4JH. Lrd waa
also up 2Hc st 87.87H- Ribs showed a
gain of 2Hc at 87.17H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whest.
75 r&rr: com, 43 cars; oats., 296 cart; bogs,
js.OOO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlqlea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloo.! Pfj'.
Wheat I I
,1 T!w!
I
Dec. i73ff7a:76iVt
May 730l 80v
Corn I .
Oct. I 4HH
Tiw! nr-i 7sh
TWi'8041Il7Ha'H
I
4il Vi
1 mwi
4JI 4a',l 4SH
I Wl 44 l43446H'4rA44i43(j
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S4V,I34HW.I
S4Hl
r,V,l
S3
K 3nVl
4 Va
18 40
r m
84H 84
M
It 4!W 13 87V4I
13 42HI 18 40
ft 85 1 8 80
8 ?H
8 CVi
8 SO
8 6-Hl
..t S7HI
8 66 I 64' 6?H
7 8TVI T 86 I T 87V
8 46
3 45 I s 4?Hl 46 I a rrvi
7 17V 7 1 I 7 17HI 7 16 ,
, J UVs!
No. 1 ' - '
Cash quotations were as follows:
FliOl'R Firm: winter ne tents. $3 808
1 40- winter straights, SJ lOftlti; spilpg pet.
ents $S7:-4JS; spring straights. $3.vgi;o;
hnkers, $2uj4.81. ,'''"
v HEAT No. r' spring, 7ffHc; No, S
snrtnr 7M'le: No. 8 red. 7878c.
PCORNNO. 8, 47V4C; N 1 yellow. 47H
' J' ,v' Xli.e- KJ.' kli. uun
fair to
north.
Vn. 81.10. Prtme tlmotby. 83.80. Clover,
VI.I"NS"hort ribs sides (loose).
uxA 6. Mess aorx. per odl, iSO. Uard,
-1,10 ib.. 8H.6JVI. Bhort clear side, (boxed).
Kiyfts.75.
Fsllutog wsra the receipt ana shis-
nts o( flour and grain: -
Racelpta Shipments.
riour. bb
Wheat, bu J-
bU. .....m..j.v ir.v
IT'. ,,,... 1TW?1
UMHWwvMi e -- . r .
j ' Dee.
? May
H eonts
H Dec.
ft . ' Msy
VJlTlHt..
Jr Soy.
I Jan.
- 1 Rlhs-
' Oct.
I JaJ
i V 86? VoT 8 wblta. .-NG44c.
III H.RLET-Oood feeding. 884f40c:
i rf t'.rrSlNo . 1 flax. ffl NH: No. 1
f mm.
r"--kta7 bu ta v. Sv Sue
' ln the Produce exchange today the but.
V rr in.rket was atesdv: creamertea. 1V
- ;.ir..-m lTW?lc. Ea-r. Urns; at mark.
flrstx 2t.jc; cxtros, ISr. Ch"rs strong,
U'.tiRc.
KW HO UK (ir.tERAI, HARKKT
(laatatlnas af the Day Veriaas
tamasodltles,
NEW YORK, Oct. l.-FIOUR-Re-celpts,
59, 711 I. his.; exports, 4.440 bbls ; sales.
t.Uo packsgny; market steady but dull;
Winter (.ac-ms. li.miii; winiHr suaig.i'.
Mlil; winter extras, ti-i-&i winter
low grades, I2.7&S12D; Minnesota patents.
14 IM14 40; Mlrneeota bakers. 4vfrt ..
Rye flour Arm: fair to good. 3'a3;
choice to fancy. 8J.erf4.5u. Buckwheat
nour quiet. I2.4f.fa2.60, to" arrive.
. hlf Fy Ky; tin. t austern, sec tr. I. f..
New Tork. '
. CORN MKAt-Easy; fine white and yel
low, II. 20711.26; coaree, Sl.nfil.18.
M1UI f - r-i . . 11 I 9
WHEAT-RecelptK. IM.OpO bu.; exports,
273.716 bu.; sales. a.SnO.OOO bu., futures. Ppot
maricet nrm; No. 2 red. 79SC elevator, ana
MV, f. o. b., s float; No. 1 northern
Iniluth, 7T,c, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 hsrd
winter, 8SSc, f. o. b., afloat. A firm under
tone developed at the opening today and
lasted throughout the session, final prices
showing 14jSc net rise. It was influenced
largely by bullish northwest crop receipts,
firmer rabies; a demand from shorts snd
export rumors.' Sales Included No. 8 red
May, KHi 7-16c; cloeed to 7-16c; Decem
ber, 3 Mi7V; closed 3Vs.
CORN Receipts, 17,oro bu.; exports, 68.038
bu.j sales, 10,000 bu., futures. Spot market
steady; No. 8, 6c, elevstor, snd 66Hc. f. o. b..
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 6fic; No. 2 white. Mtc.
Option market was dull all day, but stesdy
with whest closing c net higher; January
closed 484c; Msy, S0S4rc; closed WHc;
December closed Kc.
OAT8-JRecelpts, 107,600 bu.; exports. 142.444
bu. Spot market stead r; mixed oats, 36 to
82 pounds, 37Hc; clipped white, 88 to 40
pounds, 40fHftc; natural white, 80 to 82
pounds, SS80Hc.
KKfc,D r 11 in. sprlns Iran, 820.10, October
shlnments; city, 320.6026 50.
HAY Steady; stllppui,;. ooQTOc; good to
choice. S'liyhWriC
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1906. 2l'24c; 1S06. H'olTc; Pacinu coast, lie.
Ic; 1!X, 1216c.
HIDES Bteadv; Onlveston, 10 to S
pounds, 80o; California, 21 to 26 pounds. Be;
Texas dry, 24 to 80 pounds, lc.
LEATMKR Steady ; acid. 2rr7Ur.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. $1150
4S"12.00; mess, 8 00WuiO; he.-f hsms. tHAWf
22.60; pscket, I10.00frl0.fi0; ulfy extra India
mss. I16.0O316.60. Cut meats, stesdy;
Pickled bellies, S10.2f.if 10 .50; pickled hams,
llHTUe. Lard, steady; western prime, lift
C12c. Refined barely steady; continent, 88.46;
8. A., Slo.26; compound, 7.27H7XH. Pork,
steady; family, 18 00W18 .50; short clear,
P6.60W1g.60; mess, 818.26W18.76.
TALLOW Steady; city (82.00 - per nack
ag), 6c: country (packages free), 6r6V:.
RICE Stesdy: domestic, fair to extra, 3V,
fjfye; Jamn. nomiiiMl
BUTTER ITnehsns-ed. 8treet price:
Extra creamery, 26V4'S2e. Official prices:
Creamery, common to extra, l26c; held,
seconds to ex tree. 2102Sc: state dairy, com
mon to fancy, l&g24i renovated, common
to extra, 16vi22c; western factory, com
mon to firsts, 16'31c; western Imitation
creamery, firsts, 1912 20c.
CHEESE Flrmi.state, full cresm. small
fancy. 18o; fair Co good, lTU-Sle; large
fsncy. 13140; fair to good. 1213c; Inferior,
1044f?114o.
EOaS Strong; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white, 82y33c;
choice, SO.Tle; mixed, extra, 28c; western
firsts. 26W26Hc; official price, 24y4I6c; sec
onds. 23f?4fl.
POULTRY Dressed quiet; western chick
ens, 12i6c; spring turkeys, lff22o; fowls,
121 5c
: St. Loals Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oot. 1. WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 3 red, cash, 76H'o17c; No. 8 hard,
73H0'7&c; December. 74lc; May." 7e.
CORN Firm; track. No. 8 cash,. 46c; De
cember, 41fe4r41ttc; May, 41Tc; No. 3 white,
48c
OATS-Hlgher: track. No. 1 cash, 86c: De
cember, Uc; May, 86&35Hc; No. 3 white,
86Vkc.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 83.lt
CT3.40; extra fancy and straight, 82.863.26;
clear, $2.20S47,
SEEDH-ltmothy, steady, S8.S0ifj4.00.
CORNMEALe-Steady, 82.60. -
BRAN Firm; sacked, oast track, 80013c.
' HAY Steady; timothy, 812.00taii.J0; prai
rie, 88.004711.00. ,
IRON COTTON TIES-81.03.
BAOOINO 40.
HEMP TWIN&-4K;.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
216.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, 88.60.
Dry salt meals, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, 8860; clear ribs, S8 62H; short clears,
19.76. Bacon, steady: boxed,- extra shorts,
810.26; clear ribs, 810.27V,; - short clears.
$10.60. , . 1
POULTRY-Flrm; chickens, 11c; springs,
12c: turkeys, 13c; ducks, 8c; gees, 6c. -
BUTTER Firm; creamery; 2026c; dairy,
lflT22o.
EOQS Firm at 18c, case count. .
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bu ll.ono 8,f0
Wne&t, bu 62,000 86,000
Corn, bu 81.000 17.000
Oats, bu ....160,000 34,000
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. L FLOUR First
rvatet.ts, 84.80lf4.30; second patents, S4.064r-4.15:
first clears, S3.264.2S; second dears, 83.40
(0-2.60.
BRAN In bulk. $1S-001S.26; shorts. In
bulk, $14.60(914.76.
(Superior Board f Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago- delivery). The
range of price ss reported by F. D. Day
Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close., Bat'y.
Wheat I I I I
Dee....74V40 78 74V4 74
May.,.78H6, 79Vfc 78V, . ..79V4 r
Oct... 110H 111 1 10V, 1 11H ........
Nov... 1 10 1 Hi 1 10 1 11
Dec... 108V4 10Vi 1 084 1 CBVil
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
northern, 77o; new, 77Vic; to arrive, 77o;
No. 3 northern, 76V4c; to arrive, 76c; No. 8,
73ti74V4c; No. 1 durum, 64c; to arrive, 4o;
No. 8 durum, Clc; to arrive, UVic. Corn:
No. 8 yellow, 44Se; No. 3, 434c. Barley:
SSQ'i&c. Rye: 66(o67V4c. Flax: $1.10.
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, ISO., Oct. 1. WHEAT
December, 68 Vic; May, 73 Vie; cash. No.
2 hard, 71072c; No. 3, 71c; No. 3
red. 71c; No. 8. 6V,70V,c
CORN December, 38V,c; May, 2c;
cash, No. 3 mixed, 43V4e; No. 1 white,
46c. .
OATS No. 8 white, 36c; No, I mixed.
tlV682Ho.
RYE Unchanged, ECC570.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. 8110001180:
Choice prairie. SS.OotfVfjO.
BUTTER Creamery, 26c; packing,
16V4o.
EOG8 11c
Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 213,000 112,000
Corn, bu 40,000 U.OtiO
Oats, bu 38,000 10,000
Visible lapply of Grata.
NEW YORK, Oct. L-Tha visible iup
ply of grain Saturday, September as
compiled by the New York Produce ex
change was as follows: Whsat, 83,862,000
bushels; increase, 1.214,000 bushels. Corn,
4.178.000 bushels; Increase, 487,000 bushels.
Oats. 8,S83,UU0 bushels; Inoreasa, 766.000
bushels. Rye, 1,646.000 bushels; increass,
32,i00 bushels. Barley, 8,3)4,000 bushels; In
crease, 631,000 buahela. g
Mllwaakeo Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. l.-WHBAT-Steady.
No. 1 northern, 78&eic; No. 3 northern, 7o4J
79c; December, 76So bid.
RYE Lower: No. 1, 4BH. ,
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 66c; samples, 289
64c
CORN-Steady; No, I cash, 46H47o; t
cember. 4SVkc fc .
Pearls Oral Markot. '
PEORIA. Oct. 1 CORN lower; No. 's
yellow and No. 8, 46c; No. 4, 46c; no grade,
WUH3-4-40.
OAT8 Lower; No. 2 whKe, 8840; No. I
white, r'SS3Vjc; No. 4 white, 8iV&43Vc
RYE Firm: Np. 3, WWta.
WHISKY On the basis of 21.28 for fin
ished goods., .
IjTrpool Grala aad Prorlalaaa.
UVFJRPOOr Oct I. WHEAT pot,
firm). No. $ red western winter. 6a 11 Sad ;
futures steady; .December, 6s 6Vd; March.
6s 4d.
COHN Spot, firm; American mixed, 8s;
futures quiet; December, 4a 4d: January,
4s lvd: March nominal. -
HOP8 At London ( Pacific coast 1808
erop). Irni t 8s. . '
PHILADELPHIA. .Oct 1. BUTTER
Firm; sxtra western creamery, official,
8Vtc: extra nearby prints, &c
EGOS Firm, lo higher. Fresh and west
ern fresh, 86c, at mark.
CHEEtiE Steady. New Tork full creams,
fair to fancy, UwlSVkC
Dal at h Grata Market. -
DULtTTH. Oct 1. WKBAT-On track.
No. 1 hard. 78c: No. 1 nortnern. 77c( No.
3 northern. 1saiT6c; December. 76c.
OATS To arrive and October, tic. ;
Twleda Mwa Market.
TOLEDO, Oct 1U EE IX Clover, rash.
S So; Ieoember. 87.87V,; prime Uiuothy, 2i Ho
prime aislka, 87.1a.
THE OMAHA
NEW YURKSTOCKS AND BONDS
Eipectl riurry in .Call Money Tails to
Msterialisv
MARKET IS STRONG IN CONSEQUENCE
Valoes Beeaaae Halet After Flrssaess
la Tone Is Established Sales
of Bonds taasaallr
HeaTy.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.-Wall street braced
itseit for ine snovk ot a fossio.u can
limey uurty touay. Ine brsctna was so
eueciuauy none tnat a consiueiauie snow
01 stieusth icsuited when it turned out
tnst itiete wss nut mucn 01 a money uuny
alier ail. ine call loan raie wut to s
per cent eariy in tne day ana prices
Mevereu, ss II was fearea this mlgut o
tne precursor 01 worse to come, out the
smount ot tumls attrscled by this rate
piuvea suiflcltiu to carry It lower and toe
stoca marset promptly stlflened aain.
lire strength was rather sputty and was
sutteciea ni manipulative ongiu lor sus
taining eflect on tne general 11st, but tne
unobstructed auvance 01 a lew 01 tne muni
prominent stocas proved ampie lu reas
sure sentiment. The market uecain qu.et
wnen tne hrmness ot tone had been es
tablished. vVtuie tne principal require
ments tor tne Octooer setuu.nents come
upon the first of tne moniu some of tnem
ui distributed tnrough the month. It Is
usual tor Hie airlnfcncy caused by the
turn ot a quarter to enaure several dsys,
owing to deiay in the return of the funds
distributed to the channels of ths money
nuuaet. t-'or these reanons there remained
a spirit of caution in extenulng siock
marnet operations, as advances In the
money rates are considered prooabie the
remaining days ot the week. 1 here is con
siderable Increase In the connuence, how
ever, that effective progress lias been maoe
In securing resources toward meeting the
heavy aemands for harvesting puipoees
anead of the money market. The strength
ened position of the New York banks as
shown by tns lsst two bank statements
contribute to this feeling. The surplus
compared wsll wltn that of pre
vious years at this time. '1 here was some
alssatlsfactlon at first with tne wloe dis
tribution of the government deposit of
4,uuu,ouu with the banks, but aseurancs
Is growing tnat this relief will certainly
save the New York banks from some por
tion of the strain that would have fallen
on them otherwise to supply Interior ie
manaa tor currency, even li the funds thus
disseminated are slow In finding their way
back to the central reserve supply in tnis
city. Ths remaining resources vt the gov
ernment In the way of Idle surplus also
are counted on for use In relieving any
aotual emergency In tne money market.
A good eflect was produced by the Isrge
proportion of today's arrivals of South
African gold In lndon secured for New
York, purchases for New York being re
ported at Sd,ouO,000, compared with Sl.voO.OiU
secured for other purposes. A resulting
rise In tha price of gold and in tne open
market discount rats marked the continued
opposition of the London money niarkst
to the relinquishment of gold. Less appre
hension Is felt, however, as to ths ability
of New York borrowers to secure a re
newal ,of the finance bills held In London
and which mature In very large amounts
during October. Recent canvasess amongst
London bankers reveal a willingness to ex
tend the period of these credits, and this
Is believed to play an Important part In
the unimpaired confidence with which the
speculative position In ths New York stock
market Is being maintained. The day s
principal movements show the large part
&layef by tha ore lands deal, St. Paul and
outhern Pacific merger, buying of Read
ing for control and a coming per cent
dividends for Atchison, all still In the form
of rumors and renominated for new use
for doing service many previous times.
The market closed slightly Irregular, but
with strong stocks near the top.
There was a broader market for bonds,
in contrast with Its recent narrowness and
sluggishness. September sales of to'"
were 25,300,000 shares, an Increase of 8,300,
000 over last September, while bonds sold
In September st a par value of 842,860,
000. were SS.247,000 less than In last Septem
ber. Total sales today, par value, $1,676.
OuO. United States bonds were unchanged
""Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock change:
SSiW- its si ?
Sa era.
aHrV J VI IM - a-a
American Cotton Otlj.
i es ,(..
American Bispm
Ansrlcaa H. sn4 I. pel...,
Amerlota los
AsMrlos Line Oil
4a pf4
Aswrkas Loeoawt I ...... .
do p(4
Asisrloan g. snd B.,
ee ,(
A mart oa lurar Rnln
Aawnos Tub 000, pfd. ear.
A OA eon da Mining Cs
Atoslaoa
da sfd ,
404
.
rt4S
.... 84
88 H
.... lVk
.... w
74 714
.... llli
1,704 Ml
l.tM t44
U.4n l4Vj 16ti IM
100 11544 1164 n
6,104 1941k ia4
100 rt M M
1S.404 sr til Its
. J, 400 lMUi IK lot
. too 101)4 10114 101
, 141
. 11.100 113 1X244, lMi
I 4!ioi fiii 7
. 4.x iH tm lu
400 831 UOUj W0
. 1,10 UH 41 41
. 1.10 11)4 17 14)4
. 1.190 801 804 807)4
, 44,400 174 171 174
11
. .... IT
Atlentle Ceast tins
Bel timer A Ohio..
do ,fd
Brooklyn R. T
Canndlas Peflfle
Central of New Jrr....
(hreeoeeke A Ohio
Cklcags Orut Westers ...
Cklcago A Kortkvosura..
C M. A it. f
Chloaso T. A T
do pfd
C , C. C. A 8t. L
Colorado Fuel and Iron...
Colorado A Southern
do let pfd
do M pfd
Consolidated Oas
Cora Product. rf
d pfd
Deleware A Hud eon
Delaware, U W
Denver A Rio Orando ....
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Brio
do let pfd
do d pfd
Ooeral Electrlo
Hoeklnf Valloy
llllaots Contra!
Inlternatlonal Paper
do pfd
International Pump
ds pfd
Iowa Central
da pfd
Kansai City Southern.....
do-4fd
LouliTllls A NaabTlllo ..
Mexloea Conlral
Mlsaeapolle St. Lou la.,
at., St. P. A g. st, St....
do pfd
Mteeourt Paclfle ,
Mlaeourl, K. A T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. ot at. rud
10
.
tlOt
M
Si's
4 H
U 44
HVj
.... 47
80 It
'io tft 80
10
to
74).
0 111 K4 814 .
100 650 l& 14
1.104 41 41 41
40 44 U 14
1,400 71 71 . 71
11.004 44 41 4
74
104 41 41 41
14 16 16 14
110
174 174 174
17k 17 17
' 40
44 4T 47
44 44 ' 44
40 40
11 44 40
11 tl 17
47 17 47
141 14T 14t
11 11 41
14 11 II
144
!
47 44 47
17 44 M
Tl 70 11
14 14 11
II 40 40
144 111 144
1.40
104
ll
40
a, too
10
1.70
1.4U
100
T.44
t.44
. II. let
1,10
New York Central
N. T . O. A W J. 1.40 44Vj
east
H
Norfolk A wosiors
4.14 11
4
40
do pfd
North American
Paciao Mall
Pennsylvania -
People Oas
P . C. r. A it. It
Preaeed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Pslae Car .....
Reading
do let pfd ,
da Id pfd
Republic steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co ,
do pfd
t. U A g. F. 44 pfd...,
IM. Loula SouthwoMora.!
d pfd
Souther Paelte
Souther Railway ,
do pfd
Tonsaaae Coal aad Irea
Texae A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W
do pfd
Vntoe PaaiB
de eld
804 It
41 M
IT
141 141 141
44 41 41
11.
84 44 44
44 Ml
..444.4 144
IM t0
Mv Ml
1,404
404
I0,o
L4
' 1.404
1404
M 17 11
4 44 a
H 17 SH
7 4 M
44 44 41 C
ft MJ
700 41 41 41
1.10 U1 117 lllu
1.74 44 44 MS
:::: :::: ::::
14.144 11 41 H
80 44 44 11
40 44 44 44
114. Ml 114 11 IK.
llaitea Staua lena
United Stales Realtr
United Slates Rubber
do sfd
II
l.0 ! 11 M
4 U lie mZ
W.Kt 41 44 4.
U.4U4 101 lu 104
84 44 ".44 t
United State ileal
do pd
Vlrsiuia-Carollns Chemical
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Wlla-rro SUpr
Waallagliouo gloetrle
Wiura Ubiob
vVhewllns A Lake Erie
Wiacooaia Caatral ,
de pfd
Northva PaoISc
Central Laihr
de pfd
loaa ikesteld
Great Nonker ptd
Inursrbaa MMropoiltaa ...
do pld
Es-dlrUaad.
80
.... is
1 !
44 44
.... 9M
.... lit
44 II
44 -44
44
10
' 84 n
44 41 I
I.4U 114 S14 111
40 41 u W
vv 14
104 Tl 74 71
T.i0 lla iaj u,
H Ci . ltd
4U 1
111 14
Total sales for tns nay. L276JO0 shares.
Troasary tatesaeat.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. l.-Todsy,s
statement of the treasury bslao. In ths
general fund exclusive of the iso,ojo 0u0 auld
reserve, shows:
Avallabla cash balance ...8-1 fll (S
Gold coin and bullion 113 S11M6
Qoid certlflrataa , .....;; Sii.oi!r40
Monthly Calaavse gtalesaea.
WASHINOTON. Oct. l.-Today-s ,uta
meot of the director of the mint shows
that ths coinage executed at the mints of
the United States during September '
$,twJ,l2, gUver, tl.8V4,fvVi, nxinor txitoai
immiiiv tu iu..l.t. SS COllOWS: XrOld
DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1906.
tl-VS71. In artdlllrn there were coined 4rt.ot)
6-pcso gold pieces for the Mexican srovern
ment. Rew York -Moaey Markot.
NF.W YORK. Oct. I. MONEY-On csll.
strong at 4Vo per cent; ruling rate, 6vu'7
per cent; chielng bid. 44 per cent; offered
st 8 per cent; Isst lonn, 4)i per cent. Time
Inane, easier; sixty days, J perirenl: ninety
d.iys, 1j7 per cent; six months, per
crnt.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER HVT
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGB-Stesdy. with
actusl business In bankers' bills st 84 Km
4 fOtt for demand and St 4.794(f 4 7W5 for
alxty-dsy bills; posted rates, S4.(sHJ4 .81;
commerrlsl bills, $4 TS-irt 1.
SILVER Bar, fcc; Mexican dolUrs,
$2Hc.
PONHS Government and rallrosd flrrn.
Quotations on bonds today were as fol
lows: V. 8. ret. 1. reg.. ..! Jtpes 4 rt 41
do coupon liS: do 14 aoiie 4
C R. I, ret int 1. A N. lifted 4..I
4e eoupos iw "Manhattan e. f. 4e.liv
V 8. old 4. rf....101 Miilcin Central 4.. 40
do coupon I0114 do lat lee 71
r. S. new 4. rf....1lt M A it. L. 4 4
do coupon in m , K. A T. 4 innv.
Amotion Tobaccs 4. ns! do Mi 14
do 4 10a N. R. R. ot M. e. 4a M
Atrhleon e. 4a...ofi N. T. Cntrv f. Ia !
do id). 4a..
MH N i Contrtl f. 4e li
Atlantis c. L. 4s..
B. A O. 4s
do !
B. R. T. r. 4s
Central of 0. Is..
do lit Ine
do J Ih
do 44 Ine
C. A O. 4
-C. A A. a
4
Norther Part Ho, 4a 101
.101
.
. 41
.111
. It
.
.
.104
N A W. con. 4a.... !
Oresss 8. U r. 4.. 44
Pnn. e. I've 101
Reading General 4..
ft U I I, M. e. 4all1
St. L. A 8. P. f. 41
St. L. Southors 4a.. 7
Snboard A: L. 4a.. 44
Southern Paclfle 4o... 41
do lat 4i cr 41
Southorn Ratlway la.UKH
C. B. A Q. s. 4a..
C, R. I. A P. 4a.... lis,
do cel. la p
C, C.,C. A St L.s.4al1
Texaa A .ran Be leta. 111
Colo. InS os. Ber. A. 7ljT.. 8t. L. A W. 4s. 11
Colo. A g. da (I
Union Paclfle 4a Vi
V. 8. Steal 14 Is.... St
Cb 4a 0ta
D. A R. O. 4e....lonit
DMIIIer' Bee. a,., g,
Brio prior Mas 4. ... 44
do gen. 4s to
Hocking Valley 4a.l0
Webseh 1st 114
do nb. B ton
WcHem Md. 4a.... t
Wheeling A U 4 tl
Wisconsin Cos. 4s... ID
pan
110. japan 4a car U
do M aertoa
onvi
Ex-Interest, offered
Host on Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Oct. 1 Call loans. 6fg per cent;
time loans, 7 per cent. The closing quota
tions on stocks and bonds were as follows:
Atchison adj 44 Atlantic 11
4o 4a 100 Bingham 44
-niri .. "" raiumet A Heckla...w
Atchl
107irntnn1al M
do pd 100
Bootoa A Alhanr....l40
Boston A Main. ...14
Boston Elevated 1F4
FHohbnrg pld 11
Mexican Central .... 11
N. Y., N. H. A H.ll
Pro Marquotu 51
I'nlot PaclBo 14X
Copper Ran go 7
Daly West 1
Franklin U
Oraaby 13'
lals Rovale Iftuj
Maaa. Mining 44
Michigan
Mohawk 44
Montana C. A C 1
Old Dominion IIS
Asior. Arg. chemical
m pa ..so
Amar. Pneu. Tub.., 13
Amor. Sugar 14t,
do pfd in
Amor. T. A T 119
Amrr. Woolen t
do pd 101
Dominion Ml ... n
Fit I eon Electrlo III,. 114
Maes Electric II
do pld 7014
Mas Oas 1114
United Fruit 101
Ooeoola 117
Parrot 27
Qiilnev 14
Shannon 11
Tamarack 47
Trinity lit
United Cooper
U. 8. Mining (1
V. 8. Oil Mj
Utah ,
victoria 1
Winona ,
Wolvertn 141
unit nno staes.
O. C t7Va
do Dfd.
81 North Butt 11
V. S. Steel ..
do pfd.......
Adventure ....
.. 41. Butt Coalition
,.1M Nevada ,. lit
.. 4 Calumet A Arlson4..11
.. II iTecumeoh 141
..llZlArloaa Commercial. r
Allouaa
Ama Ira mated
V
Bid. "Asked
,I.nndn Cloalaa . Itoeks.
LONDON, Oct. I. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange wens:
ronaole, for money. .44 1-14
M., X. A T 47
New Tork Central ..141
Norfolk A Western. .101
do pfd 44
Ontario A Western.. 40
ao account (Nov.). ..,
Anaconda 14
Atchison 104
do pfd lot
Baltlmor A Ohio.. .117
Canadian Faetle 111
Che A Onla I
Chicago 0. W... 11
C, M. A 8. F 174
Do Boar 11
D. A R. 0 44
do pfd tl
rvnnsyivama
Rand Mines
"
. (
Reading
Tl
Bouthor Railway,.,, II
do. pfd
.101
Southorn Pacific.
Union Faeiss ...
da pfd ,
V. S. stool ....
do sfd..
.. 44
..IP
.. 41
.. 47
..114
.. 40
.. 4
Dna
47 U
do 1st pfd Ills
do Id pfd 11
Wabaah
Illinois Contra! ...... IM
L. A N lu
do pfd
Spanish
4
SILVER Steady, 81 11-ltd per ounce.
mun,i o:rni uvr cent,
rISCOUNT8-The rates of discount In the
open market for short blllo to 4 per cent;
throe months' bills, 4&44 per cent.
Boston Copever Market.
Closing quotations on pogton copper mar
ket, reported by Logan; Bryan. $ Board
of Trade building, OmxftSij
Advonture 4 Michigan 11
Alloues ,. 11 Mohawk 48
Atlantte 11 Nevada Ceaaalldatei. 11
Bingham S4Uj North Dstta 101
Black Mounts! old DoatlBles II
Bootoa Consolidated.. II . Oecevla ...117
Butu Coalition M Pass. Berries 14
Calumet A Arlaoaa. .111 Pneu. sarvloa, ptd... 11
Calumot A HocU....1l 4lncy 4
Centennial 114 (nan no t 11
Coppor Range ....... 11 Tajsanvsk 47
Dallr Wt 11 Trinity 11
Bast Butt 14 United Pralt 17
Pranklls ..1 it Unltwl' SUteo, com.. 41
Oroano Ccgy.r 14 United States, pfd.... 44
Cranky . 1H4 UUh OonaolldaUMl.... 44
Helvetia g ttak Coppor II
Isl Roysl 90 Victoria 1
L 8. A Pittsburg.... 11 Winona .
Maasachueotla I WolveMna la
Sew York Mlnlasr Stosks
NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adam Cos..
LIttI Chief ,
Ontario
Opklr
Potosl
Have
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopos ..
Standard
... I
...100
...844
... II
...114
... 10
... 14
...844
Alice
Brunswick Cos..
Comstock Tunnol
Con. Cal. A Va.
Horn Silver ..
. 44
. 14
. II
. 44
.10
Iroa Silver
Lsadvilio Cos
Offered. 1
MO
I
Pablle Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. L-The
monthly statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of buslnsss Brpten bcr
28, 1806, ths debt, less cash In tha treasury
amounted to $964,244,110, which is a de
crease for the month of $1,122,1!. This de
crease Is accounted for by a large increase
in the cash on hand, due largely to in
creased receipts. Ths debt la recapitu
lated as follows: 1
Intsrest bearing debt. $872,158,204; debt on
which Interest hes ceased since maturity,
$10,186,876: debt bearing no Interact, $3t8,
172.718. Total, $LS26,468.28.
This amount, however, does not include
$1,067,828,868 In certificates and treasury
notes outstanding, which are offset by an
equal amount of cash on band, which la
hsld for their redemption. Ths cash In
tha treasury is given as follows: Gold re
serve. $160,000,000; trust funds, $1,367,323.86$;
Jsneral funds, $188,048,387; In national bank
epoaltories. $134,18.888; In treasury Philip
pine Islands, $6,814,734; total, $1,646,807,874,
against whdeh there are demand liabilities
outstanding amounting to $1, 176,004.374,
which leaves a cask balancs on hand of
$371,Z1S,09C
- Bank Clemrlars.
OMAHA. Oct. L Bank clearings for today
war $1,713,861.28 and for th correspond
ing data last year $1,778,683.68.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. L-COTTON Spot
closed quiet, 86 points advance; middling
uplands. 10.26c; middling gulf, 10.60c; sales,
46,706 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct, L COTTON Firm,
Middling, fro; shipments, 117 bales; stock,
10,8X10 bales
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1. COTTON 8 pot,
moderate buslnsss done; prises $ points
higher; American middling fair, 128d; good
middling,, COld; middling, 8.77d: low mid
dling, 6 67d; good ordinary, S.Sid 1 ordinary,
6 08d. The sales of th day were 1.000 bales,
of which 600 wore for spoculstlon and ex
port and Included 6,800 Americans. Re
ceipts, 7,000 bales. Including 4,700 bales of
American.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1. COTTON Spot
closed firm; sales 6.160 bales. Low ordinary,
Sarleo. nominal; ordinary, S It-16c, nominal;
good ordinary, 8c; low middling, 81-lc;
middling, 811-lSc; good middling. 816-ltic;
middling fair, 10 6-14c, nominal; fair,
lSls-ltc, nominal. Receipts, 1718 bales;
stock. 64,733 bales '
Cogs Market.
NEW YORK, Oct, 1. COPTElC-rutures
opened steady at a decline of 64io points
In sympathy with lower European markets
than looked for, easy offers from Brasll
snd continued large receipts. Trading was
very quiet and the market continued around
the opening figures, with the close steady
at a net decline of 6316 points Bnlns wers
reported of 6.160 bags, including December
st .0c : March, 4 sue; May. .0c-; July. 7 0"c
September, 7.104J1.16C Spot Rio. steady
No. I Invoice, c
li aad Molasses'.
NEW TORK. Oot. 1. SUGAR Raw
steady; fair refined, 8 8-16c; centrifugal, st
test. 4 l-14c; molasses sugar, 8 -16c, Heflned
quiet; No. 1 4 60c; No. 7, 4.40c; No. s'
4.36c; No. 1. 4.26c; No. 11 4 Sue; No. It
4.16c; No. 11 4.10c; No. 14. 4.06c (Wee
t tuners A, 4 80c: mould A, 816c; cut loaf
6.70c; crushed, .70c; powdered, .10c; granu
lated, 6c; cubes, 6.26c,
MOLA 88 r-H Steady; New Orlaana open
kettle, good to choice. vk&3b.
SYRUP-Soe.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l.-RUGAR-
tenZa, lisijllku.
Bteauiy; rentnruaaj yeuow, 4, T-lSv; sc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Lam Eeceipts of Csttl, lot Tricts
Osntrall Ctesdy.
NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
Anotker Very Israe Ran of gkeen
aad La as be nest Killers A boat
Steady, vrltk Feeders
Aboat Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 1. 18M.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Shep.
Ofhcisl Monday S.6U0 2.w Ul.'HW
Same day last week.... S.4UI $.v4 ,rti
same two weeks ago... 6,Ja i.t 4.413
Same three weras ago.. 8.043 3.2n li.m;
fame four weeks ago... I.oiii 1.3M 14. W7
teams day last year 8.413 1,718 87,.v
The following table shows tbs receipts
of cattle, hogs and snerp at South Omand
for th year to date, compared with last
yar: j06. Inc.
-attle 7S4.0JJ 9;.4n7 8t.78
Hogs 2,OHX8i 1.8U.V43 lt4.tW
fheep L424.8HJ 1.1.4.W 16i,i78
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers.... $6-760. S3
rstr to good corn-fed steers s.Mgs.i6
Common to fair corn-fed steers.. 4.6oi.)
Good to choice range steers .6tt.08
Falr to good rangs steers 4.1M84 &t
Common to fsir range steers S6tf4.0v
Good grass cos snd bslfers 8.0fo.ii6
Fair to good tows and helfsrs.. 2 4v0
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.6nw2.40
Good to choice stocksra and fdrs.. 4.0Otfi4.6O
rair to good stockers snd feeders. 8.AW4.vO
Common to felr stockers t-'tbij
Hulls, stsgs, etc 1.761.76
Veal calves 4.00i,00
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omsha for ths last
several days, with comparisons:
Pats, I 1C. 11806.11804. llfKM. 11302. 101. 11800.
Sept. 18.
Kept. 80.
f WVs!
131
t 741
6 sol
Til T 871
s is
$ u
8 28
I 81
6 II
$ 1$
6 18
6 16
6 1
6 17
t 13
f OS
I 88
T H1
il
7 S7l
77
S 86
evpt. 81..
Bept. a..
$ HH
$ 13S
$ 801
I 321
$ 81
I 76
6 76
S Kl
$ 80
$ 7!tl
7 741
8 61
6 70
I
6 69
6 12
$ 7l
$ S2
o
e at
S hv4
fept. a..
Fept. 84..
Sept. 26..
Sept. 26..
8 28
( 17
8 71
S 17H
s iW
I 2S
S 84
T 66
7 86
1 U
8 8fl
$ n
8 78
1 m
$ SI
8cpt. 27..
20,
$13
Bept. its..
Sept. 28..
Sept. 80..
Oct. L...
S la
21
e
6 181
t 18
6 74
6 66
7 31.
7 24
7 14
8.
a
S 68
8 Ui
6 SB
S 74
$ 76
Sunday.
RANGES Of PRICE8.
Cattle. Hoes.
Omaha $l.rci 90 $6.6oy 40
Chicago 1.60(h 86 .KytTi
Kansas City 1.76fi .40 Hop 66
St. Louis 2.6O.60 S.2tl.70
Bloux City 2.60tu41.86 S.OOvH.88
The official number of cars stock brought
In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.H'r's.
C, M. A St. P 17 1
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific 84 8 46 12
C. A N. W. (east) 1
C. A N. W. (west). .117 11 26 1
C. St. P. M. O... 1
C, B. Q. (east).... 1 1
C, B. Q. (west). ..168 ' I O
C R. I. A P. (west) 1 ..
Illinois Central 3
Chicago, Gt, West 1 .. ..
ToUl receipts 400 80 133 U
Tha disposition of the day's recelpta was
as follows, each buyer purchasing ths num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattls. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 444 it8 1.308
Swift and Company 814 6t 664
Cud&hy Packing Co L& 6V5
Armour Co 618 607
Armour A Co, Denver.. 80 ....
Vansant Co 177
Carey A Benton 87 ....
Lobman A Co 264 ....
McCreary A Carey 8M ....
W. I. Stephen 370
Hill A Co 227 , ....
P. P. Lewis 73
Huston ss Co 128 ....
Hamilton A Rothschild... 822
L. P. Hun 181
Wolf 428
J. H. Bulla 118
Mike Haggerty 206
J. B. Root A Co 366
Z. H. Clark 71
T. B. Inghram 17 ....
Sullivan Bros $1 ....
V. A. Brltton ,. 4
t34
UM
Uehmer Bros...., 13
Other buyers...... 731
10 18.608
Total 7.467 1033 17.566
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morn
ing were very liberal, $43 cars being re
ported, which was about the came as one
week ago and larger than two weeks ago
by over 100 cars. The market as a whole
was In very fair condition and generally
satisfactory to sellers.
There were no beef steer of any con
sequence In sight, either corn-feds or
greasers. The fact was, considering th
large receipts of other kinds of cattle,
the beef supply - was extremely meager.
At the same time there was a fair de
mand and the market aa a whole Just
about steady wltn the close of last week.
For some reason or other buyers seemod
to be especially eager for good cows anjl
heifers and In spits of the fact that the
receipts of that kind of cattle were very
liberal tha market on the best grades was
quite actlv at strong prices. In fact, tha
general market might be described as
steady to strong.
It being Ak-Sar-Ben week, feeder spec
ulators were all anticipating a very large
country demand and for that reason they
were all free buyers of stockers and
feeders this morning. In spits of th
fact that the receipts of that kind of cat
tle were large the market opened In good
season and was fairly actlvs on all de
sirable kinds. Prlres generally remained
about steady with last week, at least that
was true of everything th.t could be con
sidered at all deslrabls
Representative sales: .
BEEF STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No. a. Pr.
8 ISO 4 1 44 1148 8 44
IS 1041 8 44
COWS.
1 T44 1 M 4 111 S 44
1 10W 8 14 1 UN S IS
1 1044 3 44
HEIFERS.
8 844 8 44 14 m 111
l. 114 I 4 1... II I 1
1 474 S 4 1 104 8 IS
BULLS.
1....... 1464 8 II
STOCK CALVES.
8 44 I 44 t 444 I IS
STOCKERS AND FKSDER8.
a 474 1 11 lu 1 1
6 4S4 I 44 1 144 I 16
14 144 I 14
WESTERNS.
NbtiHAbKA.
22 feeders.. 1068 4 00 $ feeders.. 103$ 8 8$
$ bulls 16oi $ 30 7 oows 10U 1 10
6 feeders.. Ife4 $ (to
SOUTH DAKOTA. .
t feeder.. 836 3 60 8 cows 88$ 1 80
COLORADO.
I stsers.... 803 $80 81 steers..., $ 80
$0 steers.... 80S 8 66
- H. G. Truman, Nebraska.
8 feeders.. Set) 3 76 3 feeders.. 83$ 4 16
IS feeders.. 1014 $ 86 $ feeders.. 1014 $
7 cows $74 1 80 13 cows 868 1 86 -
17 feeder.. 1063 4 00 64 feeder.. She 4 40
L. W. Parker Neb.
14 heifer... 841 3 80 $ heifers... 860 t 80
Sutton A Toast, Nebraska.
il oows Me 2 86
Charles Johnson, South Dakota.
18 feeders.. 1268 8
J. T. Long, South Dakota.
88 feeders.. 889 8 66 1 feeders.. 8S8 8 00
6 oows 870 I 66
W. H. Dryden, South Dakota.
10 steer. ..J087 3 86 4 oows 832 40
B. Fooney, South Dakota.
steers. ...115 8 80 6 steers.. ..1144 ISO
Riverside L. 8, Co.. Wyoming.
4 bulls 167 t 10 13 feeders.. 964 1 60
U cows HK8 1 86 ' 128 cows 896 8 10
V. Aikman Wyo.
4 feeder.. 1077 4 06 17 feeder.. 1118 4 08
HOGcl Receipts of hogs were so light
that there wers not enough In sight to
really make a market. Aa usual whon
such conditions prevail It took longer to
sell the few loads her than it usually
does to dispose of much larger receipts,
as buyers did not seem to feel that there
were enough hog in sight to rsaily pay
to bother with.
Some of the early sal mad to speo
nlstors looksd a Uttl stronger than last
week's close, but tha general feeling was
only about steady and the trade was slew
at that.
Repressntatlva sales: .
No. A. SB. Pr. No. A ghpr.
1 1 ... 3 4 41 4 I H
II ... 6 44 4 ti IS IH
U IK ... II 41 Ill IS II '
I u ... 1 si sea aa a;u.
m so 1 rt ZS4
4 81
11 14 14 4 14
44 ul 1 u
61,... v.. 14 ... I II
Tl..
n..
.K4 14 4 I
.IM 44 44
18 Ut
tl 114
4........H4
$ .
4 I
I
4
4...M ... 4 44
14 Ml 44 4 84
4. 441 10 I 14
44 !4 1 4 4
41 ISO 44 4 tl
11 Ml ... I tl".
14....... 121
.14 11 I II
.114 4 4 4 '
47..
SHEEP foe receipts were largo this
morning. 128 cars being reported, which is
th largest day's receipts on record at
this point sloes September 14, 1904. Th
large run, however, was not surprising
as svsry on bad sutttk-livAlod beavy so
celpts for every dsy this week. It might
be sdded In this connection that the re
ceipts for Peptcmber proved to be the
Urgent for thst month in the history of
the msrket. More than that, the receipts
were the Isrgest for any montn in tho
history of th yards, bsrring only Octo
ber. The official count f last week's re
ceipts showed the total to have fnllen
very little short of the lflo.oo) maik,
which more thsn the total receipts
for the week st Kansas City, Kt Joseph,
St. Ixinls and Sioux Cltv.
In spit of the fact thst re-elpts wove
Isrge this morning, buyer were out !n
the barn In very good seaaon snd packers
were not long In opening t?ie market.
There seemed to be s very good dema'id
for desirable fst stuff and the msrket on
sll good grades could ssfelv l celled ss
stesdy. As packers all seemed to be
looking for good killers, the trsde on In
ferior grades being rather slow.
As usual at this sennon of the yesr ths
grest big bulk of al! the receipt con
sisted of feeding sheep and Umhs As
It was a Monday morning the attemlsnce
of country buyers wss not especially
large, but they kept dropping In all dsy
on the later psssenger trslns so that be
fore th close of the msrket there were
a large number of buyers snd prospective
buyers present. The msrket opened
rather slow on all klni of leeders, the
early buying being limited largely to
buying on orders on th part of comml.f
Inn men. As the offerings were so Isrge
and ss Chicago was reporting a still fur
ther decline there was a tendency to btar
the market wherever It was possible to do
so. While a good deal of the more desir
able kinds sold aa well as last week, tho
tendency of the market was lower.
As the trade got under way It became,
apparent that the demand for feeders wss
much Isrger thsn sppesred on the opening
and the market Inctead of closing up lower
ss had been expected, took a turn In the
other direction. In fact, feeders became
not only active, but fully stesdy, and In
some cases stronger thsn last week.
Feeder buyers stood up to the rack and
took everything ottered, so that by mid
day the big end of the receipts had changed
hsnds. In fact everything sold about ss
fast ss It could be hsped up resdy to bo
shown.
Considering the large receipts, it would
be hsrd to Imagine a market In a more
satisfactory condition.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, 17.0047.25; fair trl good lsmhs.
$6,7617.00; good to choice yearling.
$6.60$ 6.75; good to choice wethers. $6.00
6.26; good lo choice ewes. 84. 6094. S6.
Quotations on feeder: Lambs, 86.60ft
8.70: yearlings. $6 16 6 60; wethers, $4.76
(06.10; ewes, $$.604.60; breeding ewes,
$5 004762$.
Representative sales:
218 Idaho feeder ewes 94 4 30
1S7 Idaho ewes 101 4 6
478 Wyoming wethers and year
lings 108 $ 26
178 Id ho Iambs 61 6
408 Idaho lambs 63 S 60
110 Idaho lambs 64 S 75
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Cattls Steady to Strong Hogs nasi
Sheep) Steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1. CATTLE-Rce!pts.
23.000 head; market steady to strong; com
mon to prime steers, 34.76116.16; cows, $2., 0t()
4.76; heifers, $2.Otr6.36; bull. $:.47l5;;
calves, $3.00478.60; heifer and feeders, $2.61
tyt.so.
HOGS Receipts, 80,000 head; market
steady; choice to prime heavy, 34.eMr6.72Vt;
medium to good heavy, S6.wOt8.60; butcher
weights, $4.aVn.m; good to choice mixed,
$rV60ii.60; packing. $6.206 60; pigs, $6.76V
6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4WM
head; market steady for dholce lambs and
sheep, other steady to 10c lower; sheep,
K7vfi6.40; yearlings, $5.70tf.00; lambs, $6.00
7.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. October 1. CAT
TLE Recelpta, 34,000 head. Including
1,600 southerns; market steady to strong;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
$6.60G(.60; fair to good, $4.00i.SG;
western fed steers, $$.4001.00; stockers
and feeders, $2.2604.60; southern steers,
$2.60O$.$0; southern cows, $1.7$O2.80;
native cows. $1.7608.76; native heifer,
$3.6006 00; bulls. $2.0043 3.10; calves,
$3 00O8.00.
HOGS Receipts, 4,600 head: market
strong: top. $6.63tt; heavy, $.4O06.6O;
packers, SS.40O 8.62 H; pigs and lights,
$t.00O6.63V.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market steady to strong; lambs.
$6.5007.36; ewes and yearlings, $4.76
6.60; western yearlings, $5.0005.86:
western sheep, $4.1606.25; f lockers and
feeders, $$.5005.60.
'4 1 1 1 1
St. LoalS I.lv "toek Market. -
' ST. 'LOUIS, 'MOm Oct. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 5,600 head. Inoludlng 3,500 Texans;
market 10c higher. Native shipping and
export steers, 84.80fi.60; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $4.264f6.70; steers under 1,000
lbs.. 84.O0tSa.00; stockers and feeders, $2.50
(&4.60; cows and heifers. $3.6006.60; canners,
$1,2642-26; bulls, $2.0004.03; calves, $3.0r7.00;
Texaa and Indian steers, $3.0006.10; cow
and heifers, $2.0003.76.
HOGS Receipts, $.600 bead; market, to
higher. Pigs and lights. $6.2006.65; packers,
$6.3006.85; butcher and best heavy, $6.66
6 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
head; market, stesdy. Native muttons
$2.0006.60; lambs, $4.(O7.00; culls and bucks,
$3.0003.60; stockers. $3.7604.35-
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo Oct. 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 8.028 head; steady to 10c lower.
Natives, $4.6004.26; cows and heifers, $1.60
04.76; steers and feeders, 83.0OWI.30.
HOGS Receipts, 1,088 head; market
strong to 6c higher. Light, $6.3tfMI.60; bulk,
$S3h,.46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.056;
markst steady. Lambs, $7.26; yearlings,
$6.66; ewes, $4.90.
loaa City Ltv Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la., Oct. l.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 7.000 head.
Market steady; stockers, IOOI60 lower;
beeves. $4.0U3i.26; cows, bulls and mlxsd,
$2.6004.60; stockers and feedtrs, $3. 0004 26;
calves and yearlings. $2.tOO$ 66.
HOUS Receipt I.600 head. Markst
strong, selling at' $6.00O.2S; bulk of sales.
$6.16ti 20.
SHEEP AND LAMES R celpts, 1,100
bead. Market 10c lower.
Stock la SlSfht.
Receipt of live atock at th lx principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.600 3.600 S3,00
Sioux City 7.000 1.600 I S O
Kansas City 84.000 4 600 10.000
BU Joseph 3.0:8 t088 2.068
St. Louis 6.600 8.500 1,(08
Chicago 23.000 30,000 40,000
Totals
.71,028 43,668 87.6M
Wool Markot.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1. WOOL-Steady; iri
dium grsdea, combing snd clothing, .40
37Vc: lis lit fine. lVtntic ; heavy fine, 1417c;
tub washed, 32068c
LONDON. Oct. 1. WOOL Th offerings
at the wool auction sales today amounted
to 12,141 bales. Including a large supply of
mediums, which sold readily. Americans
bought fine greasy cross-breds moderately
and a few lots of super hslf-breds. The
condition of the Falkland Islands offering
wns poor, but they were taken by home
and French buyers at steady prices. Several
fiarcels were also taken by America. Fol
owlng are the sales In detail: New South
Wales, 7.000 balee; scoured. Is lid; greaov,
7dft ls IHd. Queensland, 1.600 bales; scoured,
Ufim SAfed; greasy, 6d01s ld- Victoria,
600 bales', scoured. Is ldttl 6d: greasy, fk) 4
Is ?'rd. South Australia. 100 bales; greasy,
ldfrls. West Australia, 700 bales; greasv,
Wfr IHd. . Tasmania. 800 bales; greasy,
IdO'ls 2Hd. New Zealnnd. 6 u0 bale;
scoured, Ud01s U4jd. Falkland Islands,
1.400 bales; greasy. 6dflls Id.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 1. METALS There
waa strong advance In the London tin
market, accompanied by considerable spec
ulative excitement, and ot rloeed at lr
and futures at 194 ss. Locally th mar
ket was strong snd higher, In sympathy
with spot, quoted at Sil 60042. 76. Copper
also showed sensational strength In both
th Indon and local market. Supplies
are said to b scares at all points, wau
mine sold ahead well Into next year, and
speculative shorts, as wsll as oonsumer,
are bidding the market higher In an en
deavor to cover their requirements. Lon
don quoted 93 for both spot and future.
Iocally laks was quoted at HDXvwtu.ft;
electrolytic, $l$.6oO80.00; easting. 818.:6nt
19.76. Lead was steady st 86.760602 In
th local market and at 18 lis 6d In Lon
don. Spelter closed st 27 16s In London
and at $6.1006 16 In the local market. Iron
was lower In ths English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 64 and Cleve
land warrants at 54 6d. Locally Iron was
unchanged with No. 1 foundry, northern,
quoted at 821 .(48 22.08; No. $ foundry, north
ern. $20.6002560; No. 1 foundry southern,
in 0001.60; No. 1 foundry, southern, $.061
tjlfl 00.
BT. LOUIS. Oct. 1-MBTAtA-Lead, firm
at $6 86. Spelter, firm at $4 16
El4T$a Batter Market.
ELGIN. UL. Oct. l.-BUTTER Ruled
firm today at $4He, the seme ss last
week. Output for th week, ts'L.OUO pounds.
Wheat st Urtrpl.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. I Th fotlowtag ara
U stocas of whsat and own in tore sod
I on qtisrs (mllway and can I depots not
Includrdc Wheat. S,7?.1 centals; corn,
J siv.ikv irnt.iu.
OM4H4. WHl,F.l.K MARK8ST.
Staple- and Paaey Prodaee,
EGGS Per do., lStjlSo.
L1VK Pol'LlKT-llens. 9c; rooster.
5c; turkeys. s.v,c; ducks, IsglOe; -spring
thickens, P.
BUTTKR l'arklne stork. ISn: choice to
j fsncy dslrv. lmiituc; creamery, l?Hi4c.
HAT Price quoted bv Omaha Fred com
ipsny: Choice uplnnd, $ W; med'iim, $?);
j coarse, $ftoon50. Rve strsw. $.sWir7.00.
BRAN Per Ion. $16W.
I VEGETABLES.
1 8WEET POTATOES Per bbl.. $7.50.
TOM A TO K. Hon e grown, per lsket rf
20 lbs.. Stoi.lbc
Wax Mi. an ft Per msrket bssket ot
bout 13 lbs. 86c.
TURNIPS, Bi;KT8 AND CARROTS Per
j LIJAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per do.1
nraos, .it.
CELKK?' Per do., 2S40r.
CUCUMBERS Home grown, per do.,
26c.
ONIONS HoTe grown, 15c per bu.;
Spn'h. 31. 7S per erst.
GREEN ONIONS Pi r do, hunches, 16c.
RAPISHE8-rer do, bunches, 16fl30o.
V A W 11 , KTCJ t K .. M, l IX
j LIMA BEAN-Per lb.."tVC. '
ORKEN PEPPERS Per msrket basket.
3T.
PARS LET Hothouse, per do, bupohes,
!0c.
CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., !VC
EGG PI NT per bssket. 50c.
POTATOEft-Per hu.. 6o.
TROPICAL FRUITS. "
OH ANf5ES-Vlf ncias. according to sis,
$4 2f00.
LEMONS Llmonlers. extra fsney. !$
Ise. 8&6O; 800 sis. Ut 60; 890 else, $.;
other brands. $1 leas.
BANANAS Per mdhm-tse4 bunch,
1.75?2M.; (umbos, $?.6O43.00.
DATES Psr lb., 606e.
FRUIT8.
PEACHES Colorado, 6VVII37.tiO; Missouri,
1 per o-Dsswet crate, gi.ivw'i.at; isurornia
I bn I v. ).. per box. $1.00.
i'Li'MS-oreson Italian prunes, gi.10.
PEAHS-Bsrtlett. per box. 88 0.
GRAPES Home grown, per 8-lb basket.
17c; Toksy, 1.75.
APPLES-Per bhl., $2.0002.80.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $650. '
MELONS.
WATERMEIXN8 Per , lb., lOH0. or
about 26030c esch.
CANTELOUPES-Poor quality aad not
priced.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, lie; No. I ribs, SUc; No.
ribs, 6c; No. 1 loins, 16c; No. 1 loin. 13c;
No. 3 loin. : No. 1 chuck. Set No. I
chucks, 4c; No. $ chuck, 8o No. 1 round.
8c; Nc 3 rounds, 7c; No. 8 rounds, 4c: No,
1 plate, 8c; No. 3 plate. tV; No. 8 plate, So,
MISCELLAN hlOUS.
SUGAR Grsnulstsd can, in sacks, $8.41;
granuisted beet. In aacka, $6.31. . .
CHEESE Swiss, nsw, 14c; Wisconsin
brU'k, 14c; Wisconsin llmburger, 13c;
twins, 14 V; young Americana, lla,
COFFE Roasted, No. 36, 2Mo per lb.!
No. 30, KMrsQ per lb.; No. 26, llo per lb.;.
No. 20. lSWo per lb.: No. &. 12u oer lb.
I SYRUP In bbls., no per gaL; la 0,
; S 10-1 b. cans. 81 70; cases, 11 6-1 b. cans, $1.80; :
cases. 14 fa-lb. csns. 81.86.
HONEY Per 24 frames, $3.$0,
CANNED GOODS Corn, atandard west
ern. S64ialo: Maine 81.14. Tnmiuiat B-lw
I cans. 61.00; 2-lb., 97Hc4jfl.OO. Pinespples,
I grated, Mb., $2.06492 .0: sliced, $1.802 20;
' gallon spples, fsncy, $4.66: Calif orals aprt
, cots, $1.9004.28; pesrs, $1.7502.60; peaches,
fsncy, $1.7602.40; H. C. peach, 82000360.
Alaska sslmon, rd, 8L25: fsncy Chinook,
r ., i.iv- iancy socasye, r ., i so; sarainoa,
oil, $2.76; mustard, $8.00. Sweet pots
toes, $1.1001.26; aauerkrsut. $1.00; pump
kins. SOcftjtl.00; wsx besns. S-ln ' S6OOO0;
lima beans, 8-lb., 76cOSl .36; splnaoh, $1.36;
cheap pea. $-lb., SOo; extra, 76O0o; fancy,
$i.36-(ri 16.
CURED FISH-Famlty whlteflsh, per
quarter bbl.. 100 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
ersl, No. 1, $28.00; No. 2, $24.00; No. 3, $0.00;
Irish. No. t, $14 00; herring. In bbls, 200 lbs.
each, Norway, 4k, $12.00; Norway, Ik. $18.00;
Holland, mixed, $11.00; Holland herring. In
kegs, milkers, 80c: kegs, mixed, 70c.
FISH Buffalo, largo dressed, 8c; trout,
medium or large, dressed, 12c; pike, dressed,
He; halibut, fine stock, lie; calflah, dressed
16c: bullheads, dressed and skinned. 12o,
white perch, dressed, 8c; crapples, large,
Ko; sunflsn, pan stxe, Sc; white bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 8c; salmon, Chinook,
lie; white flh (frosen), 12c: mackerel
(Spanish). 16c; Nstlve. per flsh, 183rc; '
codfish, frerh, frosen, 12c; flounder, fresh,
frozen, lie: blueflsh, fresh frosen, 16o;
haddock, fresh frosen, 10c! red snapper.
drVssed, Itc: smelts. No. 1, per lb 12o;
lobsters (boiled), per lb., 40o green,' T7o;
eel, per lb.. 18c; frog legs, per do.. He;,,
roe hsd, $1 each; shsd roe, pair, 460.
HEAL, ESTATE! TRANSFERS,
Harry A. Wilson to Mary A. Wilson,
101s 5, 8. 10, 11 and 12, block L Lake
View $ t
Oeorge T. Mill, et al. to Fran
Belne, lot 4 and 8, block 6, Deer '
Park ,..
Anna I. Locke and husband to Wil
liam Rosen brook, lot 3, block 8, '
Orohard Hill L004
Charles Busob snd wife to John H.
Morton, part lots 3 snd 4, block 4,
Improvement Assn LSOS
Mlcnsel Collin and wife to - Msr
garet Buckley, lot 12 and 13, block
sou, South Omaha 1 SOO
John C. Cowln, et aU to Jacob Pster
son, lots 1 and 3, Niels 100
Anna Roth and husband to Hugh 8. '
Thomas, lots 1 and 8, block 1,
Baundera A Hlmeuaugh's f)
Caroline L. Poppleton .to Hastings
A Heyden, lot 16, block 4, Sulphur
Springs . 76
City of Omaha to Standard Distilling
and DIsU Co., part lot L block $44,
Omaha , '.,...
South Omaha Land company to Stan
haus Lukovsky, lot 3, block 816,
80. Omsha 3M
John Woltars to Csrl Gudatb, part
lot 22, S. E. Roger' 80S
Th Byron Reed company to John P.
Mullen, lot 3, block 3, Foster'.... Loot
Oust Borllng and wife to Anna C.
Carlson, part lot 13, block 4, Camp
bell 80S
Howard L. Taylor to Stor Brewing
compsny, tax lot 18, Omaha 1
National Life Insurance oompany to
Howard L. Taylor, part tax lot 18,
Omaha 1
Hastings A Heyden to George V.
Bhlvly, lot 18, block 4. Klllaide U
Oeorge Young snd wlfs to John For-
pall, et si., lot 60 and 61, Fslr- '
mount Place 60s
Jennie W. Graham and husband to
Marl Wilcox. nVi lot 8, block 1
Horbacb's seoond 2,860
Csthsrins Muller to Hugh E. Wallace,'
wtt lot 1, block A. Bedford Place.... ,T
Putnam oompsay to Stor Brewing
company, lot 7, block 13, Florence.... 1
Hugh Sutter snd wife Ut -Putnam,
company, asms 1,000
Christina Uddln to Trula Martsusen,
lot 8, block A, Lowe's (6S
Alfred P. Hopkins and wife to Wll-'
Ham S. Frasler, lot 18, block 8, Al-
bright' Annex IM
Mary Stuben and husbsnd to Henry -Rlx.
lot 18 to 22. block 18, Flor-
ence 35S
Anton Jlndra to Mrs. Ellas Shields, '
lot 1$, Maloney's, and other lots.... . 800
Harry Tukey to John Tonnesen, lot I
and S. block V Tukey Height SS
Johanna E. Oberg and husbsnd to
Rllxsbeth B. Wlssenburg, lot 12,
block 4, Msrsh's S,75w
Emma Border to Jesnis Burr, lot 10,
block t. Sulphur Springs 8.600
Thomss W. Sulllvsn and wlfs to Ed
wsrd Sweeney, lot 1, block B Pros
pect Place 1,100
Burlington Savings bank to Thomss , .
W. Sullivan, lot 11. block E. Pros
pect Place 860
H- M. Brown and wlfs to John J.
Daly, lot 2, block 1, South Exchange '
Plsce, South Omsha I
National Bank of Commerce to John
J Daly, lots 1 snd 4. block 1, So.
Exchange Place, South Omaha 180
Paul A. Klein and husband to Loula '
Klein, se ssc. 32-16-10....... 7,000
Total ...
.$2,Sb
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