Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 0MA11A DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1P0G.
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CRALUND PRODUCE M1RIET1
lattlmomt DiriJtd, t fitus Hats Bsst
1 - . of AmmiBt.
WHEAT DECLINES UNDER FORCE IF NEWS
oMSAssBanBBSS '
?aatrtes-tittl Cara) Da ana .
. ' "Trad Proves Safacleat
Lawer Prleea.
Roeklca, Increase t.Mt.OOft bushels, sfloat
Of And In srurrmav lnrriH a :tf (mM hiiMh-
!; total supply. Increase S.Stilvi bushels.
Corn, United State and Canada, east
nocaies, increase 814.O09 bushel.
Oata. United State and Canada. Mat
Roeku. increase S39.0no bushels.
Tha leadln hirmmM minrtril thla week
re: l,M4.W) bushel In Manitoba, 297,000
bushels at thA I hlMn rirlvate ftlpvntnrt.
SS.Ofm bushels at Cleveland. 98.000 bushels
at aoderlro. Ont., 77.00fi bushels at Omaha
and tS4.00 bushels In elevators In tha vi
cinity of Lincoln. Nab.
Tha leading decreases ara M.OflO bushel
at Newport News and 6o.or bushels at
Chattanooga.
NEW YORK ORHERtl MARKET
(laatatloaa
Varloaa
u B nf mi.
fjevlng tha
arming at in
in tn race
"atrangth. but a
OMAHA, Oct. J, IX
New m generally bearish thla aorn-
er a temporary steadiness fol-
openlng prlcea declined. Borne
atart due to lower cablea
of yesterdays American
heaw trader houeht end
nein ins mantel steaay for the time be
ing. When thla buying power had ex
hausted Itself, tha beariah Influences got
full away.
Argentina and Indian crop new was bear-
and Brad reel a world a vlalble ahowed
en increaaa of 10.000,000 bushels. Recelpta
wera moderate, but much amallar than laat
year. Caah demand waa alow at reduced
prlcea.
Corn waa steady at tha atart at prlcea
unchanged from yeaterday, but a little waa
dumped on tha market for eala and thla.
with tha weakneaa In wheat, cauaed prlcea
to mm off. The clnee waa Ho down. Re
ceipt were larger than for aome time, but
not aa lerxe aa laat year.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.291 000
bushel .and ahlpmenta 170,000 bushels,
against recelpta laat year of 1.7&4.000 buab
ela and ahlpmenta of 601,000 buahela. Com
recelpta were 724,000 buahela and ahlpmenta
Wi bushels, againat recelpta laat year
of MO.too bushels and ahlpmenta of J7,000
bushels. Clearancea were 427.000 buahela of
wheat, 15,000 buahela of corn. 1.500 buahela
of oats. Wheat and flour clearancea were
en i) el to ?2AO06 buahela.
IJvarpool eloaed Hifid lower on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Kankin wired: "Exporters tell ma the
continental demand la develootng atronalr
and' especially for low-priced winter wheat
to replace rye ahortaga In Germany which
Russia cannot auDDly thla year. In fact.
Germany la selline- rye to northern Russia.
every bushel of which muat be replaced to
uermany by importa from elsewhere."
Local range of optlona:
Artlclea.) Open.) High.) Low. Close. (Tes'y.
MY YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Vsiktt Opens wits. I rT8 ihow of Strsncth
Which U Sot IrsinUitoi
SU.1FACE CONDITIONS FAVORABLE 10 RiSt
Rate for Call Loan la Easier Bad
Clearings Arc Almost at Maalataaa
Close la Weak, with Valara
at Lowest.
Wheat I ' , I
Dec.... ..... V 69
May 71 73S4
Corn
Dec.. . 88 88 . t7Vs I7H
May... , U ISvil V
v a 1 i j w , s v. as ajaw v.r , ui7i
TORN No. I wbrt. 1 cars. 43c; 1 cars.
Omaha caah rnwi.
WHEAT No. I hard, 67Vi'S'!8Vio; No. t
hard, Wtr; No. 4 fo,ard, (UtpSbttc; No. 3
aprlng, &fl7VaO.
, CORN-No. V 40tt4lo; No. t yellow, 41c;
No. 1 whlta, 42c
OAT8-N0. S mixed, sftH'ffaOSc; No. I
"white, JlHVic; No. 4 white, Sl31fcc.
, . RTB-No. a, Mc; No. . S4c
Carlat Recelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
dhlcago .1
Kanaaa City
. Mlnneapolla
fjjOmaha
Duluth ....
Bt. Loula
64
.381
.340
. 64)
.777
. 34
370
M
M
40
268
60
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47HICA60 GRAIN AND PROVISIOHB
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Featarea of tha TradlasT aad Clealaai
Prl -a oa Board af Trad a.
CHICAGO. Oct. !. An enormoua Increaae
In tha world'a visible aupply cauaed a aharp
decline In tha price of wheat here today.
At the oloae wheat for December delivery
waa off precisely 10 a bushel, corn wai
down Sc. Oata showed a losa of He Pro
vialona were a ahada to 6Q7ttc lower.
'The break In wheat occurred about the
noddle of tha day, the market prevtoue
to that time belna comparatively aieaay
Tha decline waa due to general aelllng
ucht out by an Increaaa of about 10,000,
Out buahela In tha world'a vlalble aupply,
aa ahown by Bradatreet'a. Newa of tba day
waa almewt entirely in favor or 10 e oeara,
aanalota In the northwest were laraer.
weather waa extremely favorable for tha
movement and cablea were lower. Sentl
raent In the pit waa beariah all day but
ddrina- the flret MfY'ttr" the keaalon the
decline waa held In check by the purchase
ot a large line of May wheat by a leading
bulL. Tha total amount of wheat purchased
by thla trader waa said to have been In
tha neighborhood of 3,000,000 buahela. When
tha demand from thla eource Blackened.
some of tha local bears became aggresalve
and aa a reeult the market developed
daclded weakneaa. The cloao waa weak
December opened 44e to Ho lower at 79
Tttto, eold up to TOViO and than declined to
7M40. rinai quotauona were at c. jiear
anoea of wheat and flour. wore equal to
T2&O0O buahela. Primary recelpta were
l.fcrt.OOO buahela, compared with 1,766,000
buahela tha oorreapondlng day a year ago.
Mlnneapolla, Duluth and Chicago reported
recelpta of 1.1S1 cara, againat 1,373 cara laat
year and 1.364 cars a year aao.
Trading In the com pit waa dull and
tha tone of the market waa weak tha
f reater part of tba nay. excellent weather
or the maturing of tha new crop, liberal
recelpta and the break In wheat, were the
nrlncliial beariah Influence A decline of
too In tha price of ' tha caah grain alao
helped to depress -the price of -optlona. Tha
market closed weak. December opened
unchanged at 43HC eold oft to 42c, and
eloaed at the loweat point. Local recelpta
were 370 cara. with 21 cara of contract
grade. ,
Oata were effected by tha weakneaa of
wheat and , oorn, cloaing prlcea being at
the moderata decline. The market waa
quite ateady aarly In tha day. on- buying
by commission houaea, the continued small
movement In . the northweet being the
reaaon for the demand. December opened
'..rtinrhenged lo a ahada tower at 34H$M4c to
M4C, eold erT to 34Vc and closed at S4c.
TLocal recelpta were 2fi8 cara.
provisions were quite ateady. The liberal
decreases In-contract etocke In Chicago
waa an Important faetor. Small recelpta
of hoga alao tended to olTset tha effect of
tha break In wheat and corn. At the close
January pork waa oft fritfHo at tllS&iTia S7Y4,
Lard waa a ahada lower , at tf.mifl.gl.
Klba were ite lower at 37.1S.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
to cars; oorn. 163 cara; oata, 184 cara; hoga,
30.4iJ bead.- . . t-
Tha leading futures aanged aa followa:
f the Day
Caaasnadlllea,
NEW TORK. Oct. t.FI'OUR Re
ceipts, K.KA bbla.; exports, t.im bhla.; aalea,
leo packages; market ateady but quiet;
winter batents. tl.7i4.00: winter atralghta,
33nrs0; winter extras. JlBfr&a.; winter
low gradea li.7S4J3 JO; Mlnneaota petenta,
34.lo4j4.40; Mlnneeota bakere, I143..
rtye nour nrm; fair to a 00a. e.n'-"-
choice to fancy. U5n4.00. Buckwheat
flour quiet, 32.45411B0, to arrive. . .
RYE-teadv: No. i weatern. 68c c 1.
New York.
CORNMr.AI.Kaiv: fine whlta and yel
low, tl.ao&l.a; coarse. 31.tOfil.12.' .
BAKL.KY Stoaoy ; ftedl g. 4i)4i4Za, c. U I.
WHEAT HecelDta. 10.W0 bu.; sales, ,io,-
W6, futures; 40.UOO bu. spot. Spot market
easy; No. 3 red, 75c elevator; No. 3 red.
30Vc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Du
luth, 87ttc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 nara
Ml.t.. Lih m m - W m. f t With fr
exceptione wheat acted' weak ail day, ahow.
Ing at the close 'Vale net decline, us
opening tone was prompted by disappoint
ing Liverpool cables and later pressure
developed under the big Increase In world'a
atocks. favorable weather newa and a re
ported Increase of country offerinaa from
Nebraska, galea Included No. 8 red. May,
8vH4j6 S-lc, eloaed at 8&Hc; December,
32 15-18S3 11 lac, closed at 83c.
CORN RecetDta. 123.9H0 bu.: exports. l.n
bu.; aalea, i.OOO bu. Ppot market ateady;
No. a, see, elevator and aHc, f. o. b., anoat;
No. 3 yellow, 67c; No. 3 white, 68c. Option
market waa q&iet but lower, with the
west closing Ho to He net lower. January
closed at 60c; May, k'fOHo, closed at 6UHc;
December closed at &24C
OATS-RecetDta. 303.400 bu.i exports. 6. wo
bu. Spot market ateady: mixed oata, 36
to S3 Iba., 37Hc; natural white, 30 to 33 lbs.,
8B$40)4c; dipped white, 88 to 40 lbs., 4Jj
44H.
E ED Firm: anr na bran. 320.10. October
shipments; city, $20.5045 26.60.
HAT Quiet; shipping. 65970c; good to
Choice. 87Hfi9:o.
HOPS Steed v: atete. common to choice
1906, 21SC4C; 19U6, U17c; Paclflo coast, 190S,
18c; lMfi, 1216o.
HIDES Bteadr: Oalveston. to
pounds, 10c; California, a to 26 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to 30 pounds, ltc.
wtATHKR-Steady; acid. awwe.
PROVISION Beef, ateadr! family, til. 50
yi2.00; mesa. WOOSSOO: beef hams. ta.OW
22.60; packet, $10 001060; city extra India
mfe, 8l.Orvl6.60. Put meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 310.5fitriO.6O: pickled hama,
IlHUa Lard, steady; western prime, 39.00
U9.10. Reflned, quiet; continent, 39.46;
B. A.. 310.28; compound. 8712V? 37H. Pork
ateady; family, 318 otvft'18 60: ahort clear,
314 5Ofil8.60: mess. $18.26rl3.7B.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2.00 per pack
age). 6Hc; country (packagea free), 6Hr6Hv
RICE Steady: domestic, fair to extra, SH
flfic; Jsoin, nominni
POULTRY Alive, firm; wring chickens.
fowls, turkeys, 14c Dreneed, quiet; weatern
tori n as chickens, 124flSc; aprlng turkeys.
l&S22c; fowls. 1216c
BUTTE1R Firm; street price. extra
cremery unchanged, 2M4y928c; official prlcea.
creamery, common to extra, vmaw, held
seconds to extraa. 21r26Hc: atata dairy.
common to fancy, 1&&24C
CHKBSB-nrm; state, run cream, small
fancy, 18Hc; fair to good, 12tnc: larga
fancy, u4c; 1 air to gooo, izijc; inferior,
10HllHc.
tx nrm : state Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy aelected. white, 82W33c;
chrfloe, $onT31c; mixed, extra, 28c: western
flrata, W'4Hc; official price, 24HQ26c; seo-
onds, 2324o.
decreased. I.TSO.OiKJ marks: other securltb-e,
increased. ia.r.'i.onii marks: note In cir
culation, increased, 323.140.wO marks.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The stock market
did not maintain the brave snow of
Hrrnnth with which it started out today.
auhougb surface conultlotia were in favor
of the market. This waa particularly true
of the money market, winch continued to 1
relax both 111 the rune for time loans and
for call loans. The premium on time loans
for over ninety days haa practltaiiy dis
appeared, in the cull loan department even
yesterday's moueraie siiftne!, measund
by the early $ per cnt rate, waa con
tracted altn a restriction within the
per cent limit for early transactions today,
roiebodlnfca of a poneltily ueierwd eftcct
of the hMvy October requireminia were
thua disproved. The dimension of torse
rejoireinenis was indicated by the enor
mous clearing house exchangee bet wren the
banks today, the total rising to 34t.olO,.U
compared with a record day clearings on
January 3 of this year of 3J6.844.kto. On
only two other occasions, and that during
the great financial operatlona In the rail
road world which precipitated the panic
of IS11I, have today s exchangee - at toe
clearing house ever been exceeded.
The skill Wltn wntcn yesterday a a rem.
operations were arranged la laolcated by
the small excess over tne average in me
day's cash balances, which amounted to
but $16,548,776. This evidence of the Im
portant work already effected and tha re
cape of the money market from eetiou
consequences In the doing of It were con
sidered very encouraging aa to the money
outlook. Yesterday'a payments of tax a
In Now York amounted to 3JO.OOO.UO), and
early repaymenta of temporary lndebtednaas
of the olty is looked for as a consequence.
The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank of Germany reflected the strain of
the October settlements on that market
alao, with a decline in cash holdlnga of
upwards of $42,000,001), an Increase of loans
of 3,206,000 and an expansion In the out
standing note issues of the baik of 380.
786.0U0. But these figures also represented
work already accomplished, and the pri
vate rate of discount receded in Berlin
today. In London, however, It advanced,
and tha expectation became more general
that the bank rata will be advanced on
Thursday probably a full 1 per cent to 0
per cent to put a check to the outgo of
gold. This waa. In reality, the only feature
In the altuatlon on the money market side
to account for tha hesitating tone of the
stock market. Ths easier tone In the
money market Is attributed to some ex
tent to tne release to tne mii -""-which
have been withheld waiting for a
rise In the call loan rate. The email
promise today of a high rate for call loana
prompted the placing of soma of these sums
of money in the time loan market, with
appreciable effect la easing Its tone.
The government report on the condition
of cotton waa not considered favorable,
aa the effecta or laat weea a iroiii"i
and damage to the crop came -ter the
nt ih Mtlmatea on which tne gov
ernment report was made up. But tha oot-
nn narrvlnff rnJlroaaB were -miiuiiRni
. fuiiifM nr tne n H v . ,oruiuuii
nt .n ennounrement of the "ore deal" dur-
1 .K- Am ,t n ,VM1 A. arKR I 111 I HO
n ation, the K United Statea Steel stocks
hardening and the Hill etocke moving Ir
regularly. The reactionary tendency grew
. . ' .. -1, .n riAraisted after a late
raiiv. Tbe ciosina waa w
CPL- . , r, l I . no r
Bonds were irregular. "" TZ 1
value. 32,606.000. Unltea Btates "
unchanged on call.
vviiinwtnff were tne ru
prices on the Stock Exchange:
galas. Hlh. Vow. C1"J
Xev Tnrk Money Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. .-MONF.T-On call
firm, 4H(i per cent; ruling rate. 64 per
cent; closing bid. ii per cent; offered at
6 per cent. Time loitne easir; sixty and
ninety diys, and six months, 6nH per cent.
I'MIMb MERCANTILE PAPLH-Wi7
per cent. ,
8 TKHLINO EXCHANGE-Firmer, with
ecliMl buslneea In bankers" bllla at $i 8.rf
4.KSK5 for demand and at $4.;W'M.T ior
sixtv-day bills: posted ratea, 34 i';i4.l
and 34 MS: commercial bllla, $4.7rj4 TVi.
BILVKK Bar. Wc: Mexican dollara, 6.1c.
B( iNl Government, steady; rallrol.
Irreaular.
Quotation on bonds today were as fol--lowa
:
,.iV.l 1 "
..lf" 4o er 'H
..lfliV to M ssr
..li.S 1 N. aal. 4s.... W "4
..liy. Manhattan a.
..l(ttM-.ran Teatral 4.. '
. Ill do lat Ine It
..Ut M. A St. I 4S...... MH
Is. nv(M., K. T. 4 I""
..ll I do t4a "
,.iih'n. B. R. of M ' '"t
.. V. T. Otrtral f. IH S
.. :. J. Central . Sa..lW4
:. f. tI. fa ri
so cnuoon
IT. 8. In. rax
do coupon
V. H. old 4a. r
do eouaon
V. f. 4a. ra
do coupon
Amari'.aa Tnbaero
do a
Atrhtann sen. 4s.
do ad. 4a
Atlantic C. U 4a.
B. At O. 4a
do im
PronklTn R. T. ev
Central of O. to..
do lrt lap
do id Ina
do M lne...i...
C. O 4Ht
C. A. 3V,a
r , B A a arm
C, R. I. A P. 4a.
do col. Re
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Vrj Larc Inn of Ctttlt, with Cent
lUad Lwtr.
NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
Coatlaaed Large Rerelpte af Sheep
aad l.aaaba, evlih All Ktada
elllag t f reely aad
Abeat steady.
11 cows....
13 salves..,
T feeders.
4 row 3VI 1 16
793 3 36
17 6 T
CMrrlo A M -Neb.
aw 3 40 1ft atnas.,
O Iterenn Neb.
40 feeders.. inn0 $ 4 feerfera. .13
23 steers.... 1W ltd 11 steers ...1013
fntnk af cradlen iseo.
..1113 I 10
I 5
3 36
14 cewa
feeders.
JO steers.
3 cows...
ft steers.
16 steers.,
37 steers.
II steers.
cows..,
Ml 1 46
. T as
SOUTH
.t"i' I )
112 feeders. Vt t
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. X 19.
Receipts were;
Othclal Monday
Ulncmi Tucsoay
Caitie. Host. Miei p.
.in. 447
i. sou
4.ISU
34.7.1
3i.vw
...101
... H
4t 1
...111
...II
... tl
... 1
Northern
de !
N. A W. ror
O. S. U rfd
PennayWanla
Radlnf (an
St.
Pt.
Parlftc 4a.. 1W
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con. 4a W
4a H
r. ma in
s'
U I M c. Sa It'll
I,. s. F. rt m
n,M. L. ooth'a o. 4a.. n
H fea horH A u 4a M
7 Boutscrn Pacific 4a.. 41
toiA, do lat 4a ccr M
C. C..C. A St t. ( 4a 114 Southara Rallwar to. tit
Colo. Ind. la. Bar. A. Teiaa A ParlSr lita.tl(4
tj T., s. is. a w. a. n
i it'nlos FaclSo 4a 102
lfiH V. .
lii.Wbh IMS Il
IM do dab. B a"t
u Wratarn Md. 4a
m W. U B. 4a... 'A
Colo. Midland
Colo. A B. 4a
Cuba ta.. ,
D. A R. a. 4a
PlrtlllalV Sec to.
Krlo prior Ilea 4a.
Krlo son. 4a.
HorklDx Vallrr 4Hi WH. Central
Japan 4a ni Japan 4a
Offered.
T4
Atchlaoa ad.
de 4a.
Mcileaa Central
Atrhlaon
do sfd
final oe A Albany,.
Boston A - Maine. .
Poo BlaTated"..
7t ICalumet Hackle. .. .SOS
.104 Centennial ....
.WlHicopper Ranaa
.140 iDalr West ....
.14 rranklla
(Oranhr
PHchbars pfd 136 Iale Rorala ..
Mailcan Central !!H Ki Mining
N T., N. H. A R...1M iMIrhlsan
Pere Marquette M Mohawk
Union PacISc H4i Montana C. A
A mar. Area. Cnamlral t Old Dominion
do afd ft inaorala
Amar. Pnaa. Tubs.... Uv Parrot
A mar. Sugar 185 Culncy
Of
t. Laals Oeaeral Market.
Adams Binreas
I . . nm in '4
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. Oct. 1WHElAT Lower; Lf'TTZ, and roundr, i.o 44 k
ack. No. 3 red, cash, 77c; No. 3 hard, 73(0 "U" in W
V
76c; becember, '73Vkti'73sc; January. 77VxO
77o Md.
CORN Lower: track No. 3 cash. 45va
4c; December. 40c; May, Co bid; No. a
whlta 47V4fi48c.
OATt-Lowtr tracK. ro. I caan. sac; De
cember. 34c: May. 3&S4c: No. 3 white. 85c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, ta.ia
C.40; extra fancy and atraight, $2.8&3.2o;
Clear, 32.2&2.7.
BEEUH Timotny, steaay, x3.duw4.uv. i
' CORNMBAL Steady. 32.60. r
BRAN Firm; saoked, east track, 8o63o.
HAT-Steady; Umotby, 3l2.0OtfU.O0; pral.
fie, 3S.004TU.OO.
ikON COTTON TIES-31.08.'
BAOOINQ30.
HEMP TW1NB-4C.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
316.40. Lard, higher: prtme steam, $B.Ktti.
Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts.
39.60; clear ribs, tS.Vlhi; short clear, 39.76.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts, $10.23;
dear ribs. 310.374: short Clear. KO.VIM.
springs, Uo; turkeys, Uc; ducks, o; geese,
'"b UTTER Steady; creamery, 202uc;
dairy, U(?22c.
COOS Higher; 18Hc, case count.
Recelots. Bhlnments
Flour, bbls. $.000 16,000
Wheat, bu. ..36,000 77, 0H
rnrn. bu ..40,000 S7.000
OatsT. bu.. 83.000 126.0U0
. Minneapolis Grata Market.
' MINNBJAPOLI8, Minn., Oct. t FLOUR
First patents. $4.2034.80; second patenU,
34.06i4.16: firsts clears. 33.2siS3.36; second
cleara $2.4061.60.
DRAN-In bulk, 31100913.26.
CBuDerlor Board of Trade quotations for
Mlnneapolla and Chicago delivery). Tha
ranxa ot prlcea aa reported by P. I. Lay
Co., 110-111 Joara Ol l raue, waa:
100
I. 7 00
'ioo
ISO
l'ioo
tOO
II. 400
M,"0
no
I. ooo
4.10
ii!too
I. too
ioo
1.000
1. 100
too
II, MX)
Artlclea. I 6pen. High. Low. Close. Tes y.
Articles. Open.) High.) Low. Close. Ts'y.
Wheat . . I " ' I - -
Ie. 7 Ji 76) " 7614 TM
May 7i H 4THI 73'i
Corn I
Oct. t.4H 4H 481 45H
Iec. ' 48H 4a! . 47H ' 4T4
Mky 43Titf44 44 , 4tt 13HV
Oats r . I . I
Oee. HHf? . 34H 34V ' $41
May 36H-&S " S&H SSil .
July fi ' 34 3A
Pork '
Jan. 1I 42H 13 48 13 3R 13 37
Lard- -
Oct. $ 87H $ $ 7H $ 7i
Nov. . 66 $ 66 $ 62 $ 61'
Jan. T 87H 7 0 1 35 7 871
Ribs I
f).-t. 1 40 i$ 40 3 27H 3 Sr,l
.Jan. T 17H 7 17H T 16 7 16
764k
804i
434
: $H
:
13 4!H
I KM
8 62 H
7 SiVi
4 45
1 17H
yellow,
t while.
4M
ae-Msn qupta-jons wsrs as follows
FIjOUK Firmer; winter patents. $3,300
1.40; winter atralghta. $3.totf3 25; spring pet
sots. Ili-"i(ll4, spring straUhta. B U-iO;
bekera, 32 as2.0.
WHKAT-No. 2 aprlng, 7tifr?c: No. $
Spring. r-7tw; o. i reo, iivwt .aHc.
I'ORN-No. 3, 46Hc; No. i yello
ATS-No. t. 34,e: No.
3Sc; No. 3 white, 32j34c.
RT t' No. 3. 1l
WARLEY-ood feeding, mw0c; fair to
chli-e malting, eitatcc.
fiEEDa No. 1 flax. 31.08: No. 1 north
western, 3110. Prime timothy. $J0ufjU.kS.
Clover, contract grade, $12.76.
.pROVlalONB-bliort rlia sides t loose).
u . Vi Um, nnrk mp KKI aia KA t -
U.Sva -v. f ' " . r.,,
ir 100 lbs.. $S.r7H. Short clear kidea (boxed),
f.H.
, Jollowlns wars tne receipts and shlp-
(aenia OI nour '""'
- - - , w.i.yiiivTiia.
t
B JT ef fww
9 1
Flour, bbla....
Wheat, bu.
ttirn. bu....
Oaia, bu....
five, bu
llarley. bu
31. MO
.... 71.1XO
....377.30O
....46iVa
.... i!.nn
....1X1.600
27.
33 300
6
870.000
M0
33.6i
On the Produce sxenange today tha but
ter maraei wa io' . rawHa, irj
itr: diilwa KW-'iq- -s;, nrm; at mark
cajvea Included, limine: nrsta He; prime
firsts. 2ci extraa, zsc vneese, strong,
Vlalble aaply at Orala.
r'i-V TORK. Oct. x. epnai cables and
i,r.Bh!0 communication received by
f .vailable suppliea, aa compared w4ih
forevloua aeoounl.
74H1T 74"!. " 744 . .74H
80Wt : 79 T8V4 '7S14
T& 71H 73 .78
11114 1114 11114 1114
111 lllH 'lll j "Vi
1 04 10 1 ne4j t 10
1 ISVbI 1 USi 1 13V4
Wheab-
Dec...
May...
July...
Flnx-
Oct....
Nov...
tec....
May...
Minneapolis Caah Close Wheat 1 No. 1
hard '. No. 1 northern, 7114c; to arrive,
76 'id No. 8 northern, 1tc; to .arrive, 73 V;;
No 3. 7214c: No. 1 durum, 4f4c; to arrive,
3c; No. 3 durum, 62Wc; to arrive, 6c.
Corn: No. 8 yellow. 444C: No. 3. 43'4C. Uata
No. 8 white, Blc;. No. 3. zs.trsuac. Bar
ley: 3fl48c. ,By: . 6Hb7,c. Flax
Kansas Cttr Qratsr. aad Pravtaloaa
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Oct. 1 WHEAT
rwember. eVkc: stay. "io; caan. iso
hard, livnc; io. . oovnc, ro. j
A Tic: No. 8. 3e73l40. "
rilKn'Oecrniorr. aa-nt:. ner. ivci
caalu No. $ mixed, 43 14c; HQ- 2 whlta.
4Su.
OAT a NO. I wniie, oc; iho. 3 mixed,
31Ul22Vk0.
BUTT6.H t-reaneryK lac; . pacaing,
tH5:. ... - "
KUtJS irm extras, vie; nrata, mc; sec
onda. 14Ac.
HAT bteaay; cnoice timotny, ii.wa'
12.50; cnoice prairie. sra.ou,
n VR ITnchaneed. oiynoic.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu. MuiO ,8,OTU
Corn, bu. 17.0K) 16.001)
Oau. bu li.ouo U.V0Q
l.lverseol Orala Market
iLIVERPOOL Oct. 1. WHEAT-Spot,
nrm: No. 3 red western Winter. 6s llUd
futures. QUlei; uecernoer, aa nu, aiaicu,
COKW npoi, nrm; smpnean iiuri, . ,
futures, steady; December, 4a 74d; January,
4a 6Hd; March. 4h ia.
Peoria Market
PEORIA. III.. Ooot. J.-CORN-Higher;
No. 3 yellow and No. 8. 46Hc; No. 1 4i,a;
ia eruoe. anec.
OATS lligr.er: r.o, 2 wnne. sc; ro. 1
Wblte. S34.5ic: N6. 4 white, 824c.
RYE Higher; No. z, raw.
whiskv-ob the
finished goods. ' ,
basis of 31. 28 for
An of A .
American Cotton Oil......
da ptd
American Eipreee .......
Amenoaa H. and U fd.,
Amarlcaa lea aac
American Unseed Oil....
do pfd,
Americas LocomotlTS ....
do pfd 1
Amarlcaa A R
do pfd
Amarlcaa Sugaf Rafllnlng
American Tobacco, ptd a,
Anaconda Mining 10
Atchison 1
do pfd
Atlantio Coaat Una .......
Baltimore Onle
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T .'.
Canadian Paclfle
Caotral of Naw Jaraay....
Cheaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago Great Weatern...
Chicago A Northweatere.
C. M. sr. r
Chicago T. A T
do sfd
ft. C. C. A it. L 400
Colorado Pual and Iron.... I. too
Colorado A Southern U.toO
do lat pfd "
do td pfd 3,100
Consolidated Oas 10
Cora ProducU rfg 1.104
do pfd '"
Daiavare A Hudson TOO
Delaware. U A W M0
Denver A Rio Grande to
do pfd
Platlllcra Beourlttes 1.400
Erla 10.400
do lit pfd "v
do M Pfd 100
Oaneral Elcctrle .., 600
Hocking Vallar
Illlnola Central
Iotarnatlonal Paper
do pfd
tntarnatlonal Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd .
Kanaaa Cltr South era
do pfd
Uoulaviifa A Nashville
Maxlcaa Central ,
Mlnneapolla A Bt. Loula...
M.. 8U P. A S. 8ta. M...
do pfd
Mlaaouli Paclfla ,
Mlaaourl. Kanaaa A Texas
do ptd
National Ld
N. R. R. of M. pfd
Naw Tork Central
N. T.. O. A w
Norfolk A Western
do pfd ,
North Amarlcaa
Paclfto Mall
Pan&artvsnla
Paoplaa oaa
PltUhurg, I'.. I. a L.
nan I 8lel car
do pfd
Pullman Palaoa Car
Reading
do lit pfd
do Id pfd......
Republic Steal
do PM
Rock Ialand Co
do old
Rubber Oooda pfd
St. L, A 8. r. Id pfd
St. Louis tonthwastara..
do eld
outhera Paclflo
da pfd
southern Railway
do pfd
Teaueaaa Coal and Iron.
Taiaa A PacISc
T.. Bt. U A W ...
do pld '
L'nloa Paclflo
do pfd
t'nltad fltalaa Cvrraas
lolled 8lala Realtjr
tnlted states Rubber
do pfd
Vmted Statea Steal
do pfd
Vlrgioia-Caroltsa Chemical.
do pM
Wabaih
do prd
Walle-Fargo Expraaa
Wectlnghoua aleclrlo
Wretern t'tiloo
Wheailng A Lake Erla
V :aconiln Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
do pfd
Sloaa-li'Beld
Intarurbao Metrupellua ..:
do pfd
Great Nnrtbera pfd
eoRcred.
Total sales for the ear.
IOOMj 1 100H
l.ooe It ' Ha
. M
40"
Tl '
111
144
1MV
IM44
10
101
141
123
Tl
ltl
111
U4
tot Hi
1144a
II
4"
M44
lll4
144
litH
tt -
IUH'
107
101
141
111
ii"
iw
in
42
II
111
111
4S
100
15
aw
4
1
its
41
T!
lit
1(4
1U
U4
l4
107
101
141
112
It
TI
10
II
IS
7
12
181
10
74
124
161
41
iovi
41
T7
M
1M
304.--304
114 114
11
9
64
474
1M
W
71
!4
IM
41
44
14
17
M
II
1M
3
14
124
160
41
"
44
T7
4
144
Bojton Rtorka and Bonds.
BOSTON. Oct. J. Call Joans, &fl per cent;
time loana, 64f7 per cent. The closing quota
tions on stocks and Donas were as toiiows;
11
4
Two days this week... 18.247 t,!Ctt 66, 11
Same days last weeK. . . .14,4 s.lae 64.
tUme uaya 3 weeks ago.ll.aMi i.iil
dame oii 8 weeks so.ia,it4 3.7oa 36.
S.ime days 4 weeks asQ.lo.oal U.ti
Same days laat year l,4i fci.i
The following table shows tba receipts
of cattle, hogs and snsep at South Omu.ua
(or too year to date, compared wltn last
year: l lis. Ino.
Cattle 743.71 7", 870 S4.8 1
Una. m.. los I Mk MI U7..4I
Sheep " !! !l,4ill!ra 1.301.W8 1-4.8 3
CATTLE QLiOfATlONaV
Uood to choice corn-fed steers....$i litj
rair to aouu corn-led ateers a.vtauw.'o
Common to fair corn-fed ateers.. 4.6uo.W
Good to choice range stst-re 4 euuw09
rair to good range steers umi'"'
Cou.mon to fair range ateers 3 kt4.w
UCK)d grass cows and bailers..... $0wlo
Fair to aood unai and heifers.. 1 4OhIn1.0U
t'oinmon to fair cows and heifers.. 1.6ov
Good to choice stockers and fdra.. 4 tAV4.60
r'alr to good stockers and feeders.. I 4f4 w
Common to fair stockers ..lbi x
Hulls - .m 1.7643.76
Vsal calves '. 4.0i.00
The followlna table shows tha average
price of hogs at feouth Omaha for the last
several aaya, with comparleons:
4a Atlantlo
100Mninsham
de pfd Ill
Amer. T. A T 1M
Amar. Woolen IT
do pfd 101
Bdieoa Else. Ilium.. :
1U". Flertlic ....
to pfd
Mane. Oaa...
I'nlted Prult
United Shoe Mach..
do pfd..
C. g. Bteel ........
do pfd
Adventure
Alloaes
Amalgamated
Asked. Bid,
Shannon
Tamarack
Trtnltr
Vnlted Copper
V. S. Mining .
V. S. Oil ,
Vtah ,
Victoria ,
Winona
Wolverine ...
Oraene Con.
11
... 10
... IT
... 14
... 1
... 10
... I
... 16
... 14
... 1
... It
...III
... 37
14
... 11
... M
... 11
....
... It
... I
11
. TO
.11
.107
. W
. 19
. 47 I North Butte 10f,
.IftlSiButts Coalition 40
. 4 'Nevada 11
. 17 Calumet A Arsons. ..Ill
.lll,Teeumaah , 14
Lata, I IM. UM.tim.1303.13l.U01.13nO.
Sept. IS.
oept. 3W..
bept. tl..
Sept. 23..
Cept. U..
Kept. 34..
oept. ..
Sept. W..
SepU 37..
bept. iX..
Sept. ...
Sept. 30..
Oct 1....
Oct. 3....
m 6 131 4 74) 6 711 7 371 It 18
(V4 tt $M "
3 lim Sim $ 81; t All 3 86 8 33
13 S S2 6 76 6 80) T 4s 1 I 81
6 281 6 761 I 7H 1 4V t 38
6 781
7 741 7 41i
6 61 T 66
17
8 17H 8 21
$ 1 6 24 1 6 87i 6 7D( 7 M
AHsi 6 ll 6 s7 I 7 34
Is 1 6 lot 6 74i 9 I
6 21 1 6 1 6 6b 6 let 7 8l
131 B II I "l
$25 I I 6 741 6 621 7 14 4 7j 6 13
I 9 HI w
4 Ml
3 80
$ 76
8 7V
481
$ ,
6 14
14
6 14
I 16
a i
6 17
I IS;
6 tl
7 cows. .
11 steers.
John
DAKOTA.
I steers.,
.lOtiS 8 40 3S ateers.
..1?4. 4 46 34 steers.
873 8 76 14 seere.
..1110 4 K 33 steers.,
J. Walker A. D.
..11M 4 w 18 steers.
.. 1 $ 78
14. W. Rlckel-9. D.
.. 817 3 63
lfsW 3 76
..IJ11
..Hi
.1"
,lo4
4
4 46
8
3 "
4 30
.1163 180
Bailey.
18 steers . ..1M1 8 36
Jamea Tucker,
7 steers. ...1188
South Dakota.
South takots.
12 feeders.. KM
8 cows 314X4
4 steers....UJ6
$ feedrrs.,1011 4 26
4 Cows m 3 75
$ cows M 111
3 cows im 3 6
27 ateers. ...Il.il 4 16
6 cows li4 3 18
O. K. Hobinson. 8outh Dakota.
23 steers.. ..Uai 4 vi
C. O. Wood. South Dakota.
11 feeders. ,11 IN 1 cows D10
3 belters., kt is)
3 75
4 16
8 16
406
It steers. ...1278 4 48
1 4ft
to Se higher; light. 84 4Caje.6S; bulk Of salsa,
JtanejaW
SHUKP AND LAMP Receipts. s.
head. Market strong to lk higher; Ismba,
T.3b.
Steek la Slabt.
Receipts ot live stock st the sis prlaolpal
western marketa yeaterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
outh Omaha 7.a0 4 wXI 81.f
Sioux Oily l.Saw tOO
Kanaaa Oily 1T.OO 3.6s) 14.v
St. Joseph 6.2)3 1114 6,M
St. Iiuls 6.(1 6.M)
Chicago 7.0 14.(00 Ko
Total
..43,318 46,414 87,436
OMAHA WHOLEtaLK 84ARKKT.
mc; roosters.
fjuioc; spring
Co., Bouth Dakota.
3 sieera....luol 3 80
1 00
340
'3 40
180
3 60
3 30
t 80
1 76.
7RS
8!tf
moderate
from the
. 14
.
.141
M
toadon Cloalsa Stoeks.
LONDON. Oct. 2. Closing Quotations on
the Stock exchange were;
Console, for moner.. 14 M., K. A T II
H r-is N. T. central us
.. 14INorfolk A Weatern.. 100
..111 Ontario A Western.. 10
. .lKl I Pennsylvania 71
..117'Rand Mines I
do account.
Anaconda ...
Atrhlaon ....
do pfd
B. A O
Canadian Paclfle ....14
Cheeapaak A Ohio... a
Chicago O. W 11
C. M. A 8t P 1"
De Basra 14
D. A R. O., 44 H
do afd. ..I M
Erla 4k
do let pfd 10
do Id pfd 71
Illinois Caotral 110
L. A N 1U
B1L.VEK Bar, steady, sia
MONEY WSti per cent
DISCOUNTS The rates of discount In tha
open market for short bills Is 4((i4Vs per
cent; for three) months' bills, 4H per cent.
Raadlna
Southern Railway.
do. ptd
Southern Paclne .
Union Pacific ....
do ptd
U. g. Steal
do pfd
Waneea
do afd
lab 4
Span
. M
. II
IN
. rr
.!:
. ti
. 4
.110
. to
. 44
. l
'Sunday.
RANGE OF FRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $l.Sff.2u $66040
Chicago l.tsxul.OO 6.ln4iti.l0
Kansas City 1.76r.60 b.dusjV.tiVi
Bt. Lrfiuls Z.OUtiMi.aO 4.404.6.7a
Sioux City.'. 3.6uj.!a) 6.1eti.4u
The olltclal number ui cure o. s.ock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.ri'r's.
C. M. eV SU P 8 .. .7 ..
Wabash 4
Missouri Pad lie .... 11 3 .. ..
Union Paclflo 68 16 47 1
C. 4k N. W. (cast).... 6 6
C. & N. W. (west).... 76 IS 27
C, St. P. aV 0 13 $
C, B. eV Q. (east).... 14 $
C, B. A . (west). ...128 12 48 1
C, R. 1. A P. (eaat).. 3 3
C, R. I. A P. (west). 1
Illinois Central 1 1
Chi. Great Western.. 3 1
Total recelots ....113 7u 1Z3 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hots, SheeD.
Omaha Packing Co 844 612 848
Bwirt and Comoanv 1.473 1-32S 1.12s
Cudahy Packing Co.... 1.024 1.110 l.M
Armour A Co 1,173 1,40V S72
J. A. bar Cattle
10 stetrs....iu0 3 ho
( steers.. ..lout 3 80
II. L. Harnett. 'South Dakota.
4 cows 10tf 3 60 8 cows .'7
I steers.. ..1168 3 86 4 ateers. ...1222
O. A. Pemberton. Bouth Dakota
71 steers.. ..UM 3 86 11 steers.. ..1076
COLORADO.
I cows 848 1 60 e cows 846
17 cows 761 1 46 3 cows W61
8 cows ;0 3 46 8 heifers... 41
O. N. Clerk. Colorado.
23 heifers... 46 3 40 8 feeders.,
10 Cows 8J6 3 40 14 cows
F. Benton Colo.
48 feeders.. MO 3 60
HOOS Receipts of hogs were
for a Tueadav. aa will be noted
table at the head of this column. Still It
wss sbout an average run, aa compared
with previous weeks. The market opened
with aome of the mora desirable ugnt
and medium weight hogs, which were
wanted to fill some special orders or for
Immediate slaughter, selling st a little
stronger prices than yesterdsy. The de
mand, however, from thst source waa not
very extensive and waa aoon satisfied.
The big packers were generally holding
back, with the evident Intention of paying
no mors than steady prlcea, so that the
freneral market was slow and late Isr open
ng. When it did open heavy hogs sold
generally steady.
Sh.ppers would do well to understand
that tha new Inspection law went Into ef
fect yeaterday and that buyers are very
particular about anything that Is not Just
up to standard. Any hogs not fit for food
will be tanked, which means that the ship
ner will receive only dead hog prices.
I'nder this claaa will come slrk hogs, hogs
with bad sore, rougn old boars, etc,
Representative aalea:
No.
I...
40...
11...
41...
14...
K....
M ...
11
14....,
41 ...
41....
41.,..
14.,..
44....
41
Tl....
T.
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Bolton copper mar
ket, reported by Logan 4k' Bryan, 3 Board
of Trade building, Omahaf
Adventure T Mohawk 44
Alloues 31 Nevada, Consolidated. It
Atlantic II North- Butts 10
Bingham M Old.r-Oenttnloa ...... et
Black Mountain....... 1 Oeeeqla ., HI
Boston ConaolldaUd.. 11 Pneu... Service 14
Pf
40 Pneo.r Senrtee,
..141 VDlnee ,
..lot Shaneon
It Tamarack
.. 60 Tenaesee Copper....
.. 17 Trlnltf
., 11 Vnlted Prult
.. 24 Vnlted States, com
.. 87 felted State, pfd..
..It Utah Cenaolldated...
.. I Utah Copper
.. II Vkterta
.. 11 Winona
Wolverine
.. 11 -
too
1,100
'ioo
1.000
I. 100
1,100
100
1.400
4.000
to
'ioo
11.100
17, too
o0
II. soo
1.400
3.400
too
8.100
100
100
100
14,100
II
12
ii"
11
61
n
II
148
11
14
lii
1
II
11
71
61
140
4
7
80
S3
142
17
61
ii
10
11
7
M
147
11
14
1
M
44
71
71
60
in
4
ti
to
It
141
, 8.400
100
ail! ioo
100
. 1,200
. 3.4O0
no
. It. 400
. 4.100
'. t!ioo
. l.wt
400
. 3.100
too
. 3.7O0
'. 'ioo
. 41,100
mo
100
.104,100
1.100
4"0
I0.4O0
U.2
TOO
1.400
104
1.704
10
t.I'M
ll.ioo
1.100
too
toe
two
1.100
Tone
66:
14
156
40
100
l
n
89
44
4
2
114
IT
lii"'
40
14
IM
II
.11
41
107
40
M
46
IT
U
t
40
117
II
102
n
rt
TT
1ST
44 ,
II
112
M
4
M
M
II
41
it"
42
II
111
64
isi"
w
14
64
114
110,
44
104
40
10
44
41
1
17
17
113
m
HI
71
14
14
All
44
14
t
144
ill
111
11
II
41
I!
81
1
II
141
32
11
1
141
17
i!
Tl
60
lit
4'
44
"
SI
II
141
68
14
H
7
1(1
to
H
47
loo
41
S4
42
43
117
N
1(9
IB
14
14
111
1
IM
II
4
110
41
104
104
"
44
141
Butte Coalition
Calumet A Artseai
Calumet A Heels.,
Centennial
Copper Rants ..a
Pally vTeat
Raat Butte
Pranklln
Greene Copper ....
Grant)?
Helvetia
lala Royal a.....
US A Ptteharg,
Maaaachuaetta
Mlchlgaa
Treaeary Statenacat,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve, shows:
Available caah balance $218,863,408
Oold coin and bullion 125.044.866
Doll certificates 41,074.470
i
,. s
,. 11
.. II
.. 41
.. it
..101
.. 41
.. 41
,. 44
...
... 71
... 1
...IM
Omaha Pk. Co. f'm c'r
Cudahy Pk. Co.. K. C.
vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
lyooman dk Co
McCreary A Carey
W. I. Stephen
Hill Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild.
L. F. Hum ,
Wolf
J. H. Bulla ,
Mike . Hsggerty
J. B. Root A Co
Sullivan Bros,
V. A. Brltton
Lehmer Bros.
Ingraham ....
Other buyers
"a"
140
71
68
341
347
301
173
244
22
82
468
37
187
.. 12
. 60
21$
" 78
16
28
1.264
17.498
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 2. WOOL Market waa
firm, active in aome directions and dull
In others. No large blocks of territory
wool have been received; territories are
moving freely. Pulled wools are steady.
In foreign woola the purchase of 3,000
bales of New Zealand cross-breda, run
ning from 46c to 66c by a New England
mill was the feature of the week. Prices
ranged from 41c to 44 Ho. Leading quo
tations follow: Missouri combing, three
eighths blood, SStlJSc: quarter blood, 83 9
34c. Texaa. scoured basis, fine 12-montha".
72673c; 8 to 8-months, 4709c; fine fall
clean, 68 & 60c. California, scoured basis.
northern choice, estfiocr northern good,
68070c; middle county, Si&6c; southern,
62 063c; fall free, 66 $ 67c. Oregon,
scoured basis, eastern No. 1 staple, 72
74c; No. 1 clothing, 87 68c; valley No.
1, 8062c. Territory staple, acoured
baais, fine, 71 76c; fine medium, 68t70&
Territory, ordinary, scoured basis, fine,
74f72c: fine medium. 686 78c; medium.
66 & 68c, Colorado and New Mexico aprlng,
acoured basis, X. 6870e; No. 1, Hit tic.
Pulled wool, scoured bsMs, extra, T2 0 74c;
fine, 65 3 49c; A superfine, 40 64c; B
supers, 60 55c.
LONDON, Oct. 2. WOOL-rThe offerings
at the auction sales today amounted to
12.187 balea. Including a large aupply of
cross-breda. Competition waa active, all
aectlons bidding freely. Fins New Zea
land cross-breda were eagerly competed
for and several Iota Were for America.
Tho withdrawals were smaller than uaual
and prlcea generally were well main
tained. Following are the saTes In detail:
New South Wales. l.'lOO bales; scoured.
Is Id Is 3d. Queensland, 300 balea;
scoured, la 3d; greasy, 8 (,3d. Victoria,
600 bales; greasy, 6d$ is 4Hd. New
Zealand, 7,600 bales; scoured. HHd$la
3d; greasy, 4dls 3d. Cape of Oood Hope
and Natal, 800 bales; acoured. Is 6c1aHa
74jd; greasy, 6 10d. River Plan,
800 bales; greasy, 6dyis Id. Punta
Arena, 6,000 balea; greasy, JdQle )d.
Falkland island, 1,400 balea; greasy, 1&
lid. "
ST. LOCI8. Mo.. Oct. 3. WOOL .
Steady; medium grades combing and
clothing. 23tj27Hc; light fine ll21o;
heavy fine, 14iT17c; tub washed, St(j3c.
Total 8,634 4)460 22,902
CATTLE Yesterday's receipts of cattle
proved much larger than antioipatad, the
trains coming In until lata In tha afternoon.
The official count ahows the total arrivals
to have been 400 cara, or 10,447 head. Aa
several trains did not arrive until after
the market had closed, quits a good many
cattle were carried over until today.
Thla morning there was another large
run, over 300 cars being reported In the
morning. In spits of the large receipts the
best grades of beef cattle were generally
steady. Good cornfed steers sold as high
as 4626, with the best rangera at S6.26.
There were, however, a good many com
moa to medium kinds of cattle, and they
were all alow and generally lower. Warmed
up cornfeda were especially alow aale, at
they coma Into direct competition with
the range beef, which buyers seem to
prefer.
There were all of 100 ears of cows and
heifers on sale this morning. With no
more than tha usual buying demand, pack
era were not alow to see that the advan
tage was all on their aide and the heavleat
buyers started out right from the first
with a determination to tske oft at least
too. The general market could safely be
auoted that much lower than yeaterday.
Oood feedera. having weight and auallty.
did not aeem to be especially plentiful, and
aa that kind la very much sought after
It waa no trouble to secure steady prices.
On the other hand, buyers were Inclined
to go slow when It csme to the common
and medium grades, and they generally
tried to buy tnetn lower man yesterday.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
U
41
14
U
1
1
T
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Av.
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..1140
..144
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4 18
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1.161. 40 shares
Mllwanke firaia Market.
MILWAl'KEE, Wis.. Oct. 3. WHEAT
Lower: No. I northern. 7SfiVc; No. 3
northern, 7B7c; uecemner. ,a
CORN F.rtn; No. 3 caah, 4nHt4c; Decem
ber. 427e.
RTE-Hlgher; No. 1. 3i84c
BARLEY Firm; No. 2. 64c; sample, 33
4JA4C
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1. BVTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, erbclol
Dries. 27 Vie.
EOOS Firm, good demand; wester 0
fresh, J60 at mar.
New York Mlnleer Stnek'
NEW TORK. Oct. $. Cloaine- ouotatio,..
on mining etorks were:
A4ema Coa
Alice
Bruaewlck Coe...
Cometock Tub oel.
Coa. Cel. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvlile Cos....
..IH
.. m
..
..140
..txa
.. 6
lUVIS Chief .,
Ontario
lOphlr
jPntoal
Ina vase
j Sierra Nevada
Small Hepaa .
ataodard
... I
...121
...Itt
... 11
...lit
... to
... t
...IM
.- Dal at b Grata Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Oct. 3. WHEAT No.
t hard, on track. 77c; No. 1 northern. 73c;
No. 3 northern. 76c; Ootober. 7V4c ; Dacein-
")er 74Hc; May. i"c.
-OAT8 To.-tar rlva- aiidOciebee, XJc
Bank rieartaga.
OMAHA. Oct. 1 Bank clearlnss for to.
day were 12.0id.771.71 and for the correspond
ing Qlll uaei rr si,. 00.001.1s.
1 -
Bank of Geriuaay Statement.
BFRLIN. Oct. 3. The weekly atatement
of the Imperial bank of Uermany shows
tne fol'ow'i'R chinges: Cash !n band, de-
ceased, lua,tet,vl u.aia.; treasury note.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 2. COTTON Spot
closed quiet at 30 points advance; middling
uplanda, lv.G&c; mlddlliajl gulf. 10.80c; ealen,
none.
ST. LOlTIB, MO. Oct. 3. COTTON
Steady; middling. 10c; aalea, none; receipt
noi.e; shipments, to mues; stocx, iu,uou
bale.
L1Y ERPOOU Oct. Z. COTTON Hpot
quiet: prioa 16 points higher; American
nilaiilUig rair. 1.1.1a; goon miaaung. sua;
middling. &.93tl; low middling. 6.73d; good
ordinary, 64ld: ordinary. 6.2d. The sal-s
of the day were 10.000 balea, of whlrh 8u0
were for speculation and export, and In.'
eluded 8.3IJ0 American. Recelpta, 10,000
bales. Including 7.100 An.eriean.
NEW ORLEANS. OcL 2.-COTTON-Spot
Irregular; Rules, 4.700 bales; low ordinary,
7c. nominal; otdlnary, 7Ac. nominal; gmd
ordinary, 813-lc; low middling, Sc; mid
dling. 10c; good middling. ltrV;: middling
fair. 10c. nominal; rtcelpta, 14.731 balea;
stock, 71.363 bales.
8 agar aad Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3 SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair reflned, 3 8-16C, centrifugal, M
teat. 4 l-16c; molasses snga-, 3 6-l4c. Refined,
quiet; No. 6, 4 60c; N 7, 4.40c; No. 3,
4 86c; No. 1, 4 joe; No. 11. 4 20c; No. It
4 16c; No. 13. 4.10c; No. 14, 4 06c. Confec
tioners A. 4 80c; mould A. 6.36c; cut loaf,
6.7oc; crushed, 6.70c; powdered, 6.10c; granu
lated, or; cubes, 6.26c.
MOLA88tti Steady; New Orleans opes
kettle, good to choice, 3US3bc.
8VRUP 2Se.
NKW ORI.EAN8. Ovt. 3 SUGAR
8'ev.dy: centrifugal yellow, 4iflJ-16c: see.
) ulltlS, i'vyJc.
4 steers
4 cows....
21 cows....
62 heifers..
6 heifers..
16 cows....
14 cows....
46 feeders.
14 feeders.
62 feeders.
30 feeders.
7 ateera
23 steers.
Av. Pr. No.
, 1114 I 11 11
, U4I I 00 144
1IM 6 st 14
1W4 I 60
COWS.
710 I 40 t
1020 1 a t
Ill IU 3
1007 t M I
IM I M
HEIFERS.
840 'Wi " ,M
113 1 It 1 110 4 M
140 I 00
CALVES.
104 8 H 1 M0 I 61
Ill I 10 ' I IM 6 Tl
140 I Tl
STOCK KRa AND FEEDERS.
44 I 14 1 7M I 44
14 III IS... UM I M
4ut I It
WIOMINO.
$ cows. . 1
3 steers.
16 steers.
11 cows..,
3 cows..,
7 heifers
7 ?ow liB
6 steers.. ..1314
18 steers.. ..1200
..in
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..L'I7
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8 "0
4 06
4 15
102S 3 60
.1076 3 60
Mia
. 606 $ 00
.744 3 40
.1087 3 16
. Md 3 16
, 440 4 U6
. M 8 78
, (34 4 20
,846 4 16
.1,8 ' 3 60
18 cows.. -1043 3 CO
Rocky Mountain C. Co. Wyo.
46 feeders.. 941 3 76 Scows 4
7e cows 8vl $ 16 ' 127 heifers.. SU
128 feeders. 947 4 30 9 steers. ...1240
Meeks A M.-Wyo.
.IW 4 30
Jurberg Wyo.
3 W
4 15
4 US
3 00
3 &
3 00
3 40
3
3 16
3 16
23 heifers... 758
23 steers. ...11
7 cows lOoO
30 cows M6
4 feeders.. MO ,3 '
6 feeders.. M4 4 30
10 feeders.. 9'P 3 46
37 feeders.. 801 3 73
Z: suera....ltau 3 86
3 78
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4 18
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4 14
4 14
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4 14
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ive yestsr.
flHRRP Tha official count ga
dav'a recelots of sheep as 84.711. The total
number ot cara was 122, which was only five
leas than the largest run in tne History 01
the market. As noted yesterday, the mar
ket onened a little alow on acoount of the
very large receipts and the reported lower
market at Chicago, out later on, under tne
Influence of the very good local demand. It
became active and fully steady; In fact,
good feeders tn many cases sold even
stronger. While the true was active, the
recelpta were ao large that, aitnougn every
one kept busy from early In the morning,
the scales did not close until after 3 o'clock
at nla-ht. When they did close, thouah.
there was very little left unsold aatde from
throwouts and miscellaneous trash. Sellers
without exception were very much pleased
Ith the market and buyers also seemed
well satisfied, so the trade as a whols waa
entirely satisfactory to all concerned.
when the market opened this morning
there were about 120 freah cars In sight
and. while there .were olentv of desirable
sheep and lambs among the arrivals, there
waa a very large sprinkling of trash. For.
tunately buyera were In large attendance,
so that the market opened early at steady
prices. In spits of ths large receipts of the
last few weeks It Is very evident that the
country Is not yet satisfied and that there
is sun a large demand lor reeoing stock
that Is not yet filled. Ths receipts changed
hands about as fast as they could be
shaped up and the market was In most
respects a repetition of yesterday a trade.
Packers also started out In the morning
buying freely of good fat sheep and lambs
and they, too, paid fully steady prlcea.
wuoiationa on killers: uooa to cnoice
lambs. 86.80uT7.00: fair to good lambs. 84.60i
a an, ar.A ,A ..u.,u. ti
.-w, puvu IV VIIVJVV t.l 1 1 1 ' a I OW.MVVfl,. ,U,
good to choice wethers, $6.0Uti.26; good to
cnoice ewea, m.mpi.ko.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs. 86.6064.70
yearlings. $6.2616.e0; wethera, $4.7d6.10
ewea, ej-augveo; breeding owes, J0.W.2-
nepresentaiivs sales:
No. Ar.
236 Wyoming cull awes, feeders. 86
283 WyomlnaT ewes, feeders.
638 Nebraska ewes, feeders
8J Wyoming wethers
286. Wyoming wethers
340 Wyoming cull lambs
276 wyomlnr year ins feedera..
286 Wyoming wethera
M) Wyoming yearling feeders..
691 Wyoming lsmbs, feeders.,.,
638 Wyoming lsmbs, feeders
470 Utah wethers
80 Wyoming wethers feeders.
i.u L tan lambs feeders
403 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
3n6 Idaho ewes ,
163 Idaho ewes ,
247 Idaho ewes
388 Idaho ewrs, feeders
lid Idaho ewes, feeders
488 Idaho ewea, feeders.,
227 Idaho ewes, feeders
101 Idaho lamba
124' Idaho lamba, feeders
87
63
111
118
, 44
, 81
117
, 80
, . 64
60
,.128
, 100
,. 63
. 00
. 114
, 116
. 104
. 100
. 100
. 101
, 100
. 63
. 66
Pr.
8 24
4 26
4 40
( 26
6 26
6 60
$ 66
6 26
$ 66
26
6 61)
B IS
t 16
66
a 06
4 78
4 76
4 76
4 86
4 86
4 86
4 86
00
I 80
4 calves..,
10 towi
8 feeders.
12 cows....
10 feeders.
6 00
3 66
3 10
66
14 feeders:. 38
7 cows M4
9 feeders.. imi
Wyoming.
reeaers. . sis
Wyoming. .
178
tol
A.
167
Mt7
8
8t3
F. Alkman,
876 3 66
Blake Bros.,
14 ateers.. ..1160 4 00
NEBRASKA. .
4 feeders.. 850 2 60 4 calves.,
21 cows 1033 3 70 4 cows...
1 COWS 817 1 10
W. E. Mopps, Nebraska.
26 feeders.. 806 8 60
Walking AMeC, Nebraska.
33 feeder.. loss 3 80 41 heifers... 6V
C. W. Webster. Nebraska.
feedera l 1 3 40 $ feeders.. 8:3
B. C. Kllnck, Nebraska.
26 r owe ... 885 2 40
H. E. Dougherty.- Nebraska.
33 ateers.. .1160 3 80 14 feedera. .1180
E. C. Smith, Nebrasks.
IT feeders. . n Rn 24 fsedtrs.. 861
10 feeders.. 1094 8 38
Miner A Son, Nebraska.
17 rows 1060 2 60
E. P. Meyers. Nebraska.
14 heifers... Is 3 60 1 csives... 118
8 70
IS
3 66
S 00
1 30
ITS
180
4 16
331
4 IS
l0
17 cows MO 116 Straws '8ul
3. A F Taylor-Neb.
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoge Strong Sbeep
Steady to Strong.
" CHICAGO. " Oct. XCATTLK Recelpta,
7,000 hesd; market ateady; common to prime
steers, w. oswruv: oowe. u hvu iv; neirera.
Avtaao.ao; duiis. ii.emjM.ou; calves, J.ulri8 0V
atocKera ana reeoers. iz.uW4.tu.
HOO8 Receipt , H.OuO head: market
strong; choice to prime heavy. $6.6014). 75
medium to good heavy, $ti.&0ii.C0; butcher
weights. 3H.664IS .80; good to choice mixed.
$o.Uj4.60; packing, $e.00j.60; pigs, $6,600
$.30.
HHBEP AND IaA MBS Receipts, 34 000
head; market steady to strong; sheep, 86 00
tie.2S; yearlings. 86.7u6a.00-. lambs, $.2fctj7.0O.
- Kansas City Live Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 1 CATTLE
Receipts, 17,ulA head, including 1.000 south
erns. Market steady to 10c higher; choice
export and dressed beef ateera, $5.8u4t4.6o;
fair to good, 34.&u46.6i; weatern fed steera,
$3.6O8t.00 atockera and tedera, tl 50-(4.4ti:
southern steera, $2.604i3.8O; native cows, 31. VS
rtOO; native heifers. 31.75413.76; bulla 4-id
t3 26; calves. 8S.00tf4.66.
HOOS Receipts. 8.600 head. Market
ateady to atrong. but closed weak; top,
84 66; bulk of aalea, $4 4hdJ.62V ; heavy,
$s.4Cj46; packere, $U.4ur4i.tt; pigs Md
lights. $3.7Ml.r;4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, lh.Ono
hesd. Market ateady; lamba, $6.60lj;.;
ewea and yearlings, $4.&a-i0; weeirrn
yearlings, ti.uvit.5; weatern sheep, 64XJ
6.26; stockers and feeders, $4.006.26.
Rt. I.oals live Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6MV head, Including 1.120 Texan.
Market for natives, atrong; tor Texan,
steady; native snipping ana export steers,
$4.Mj50: drceacd beef and butcher ste-ra
$t:&i6.tS; steers under I.OOO, lbs., .((&.(,; -
sioc-vers ana ireueri, aj.wAj.ov; COWS -SOU
heifers, $2.36b6.00; runner, tl.ijifi.Lu; bulla,
$j.Otj460; calvea, U-tJtfliQ; Texaa and In
dian ateers, S3.i4(u.70; eows amy If I fere.
$2.u3tO.
nous-Receipts. .o) ntad. Market So
higher; pigs and lights, $LejkJ4.70, packers.
$ti .aMgs.lt; butchers and beat heavy, pi v j
rlHETCP AND LA MBS Rerelpte. S-O head.
Market ateady; native muttons, $300660;
lamba. $4. ('. (0; culls and bucka, $a.0trt
$.60; stockers. $3.76414.3.
1
Slnax City 1.1 re Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Oct. t fSneelal Telegram.l
CATTLE Recelpta, l.UO head; market
ateady; beevea, 84.266.26; eows, bills n1
mixed, $2.buJ4.St: ttnekdre and feeders, $3 00
9 !5; csives snd yearlings. 12 64 78.
MOOS Reclrts. 8.000 hesd: market 10o
higher: selling at $s l.S4J4.40 bulk of sales,
$&4.80.
St. eeeesb Lies Slack Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. I. CATTLE
Receipts, $.313 had. Market slow bul
steady; natives, $4 tOiTS.S; cows snd heifers,
1!' i-l 4 75; stockers and feeders. $3 0ht4.X.
HCKlS-Receipts. 8.814 head. Market strong
CeadlUoa at Trad and QaotatUaa
Staple aad Faacy Pradaea.
UVK POULTRY Hena,
6c; turkeys, Oc; ducks,
chickens, 9c,
BUTTER I'srklng slock. lc; choice to
fancy dairy, lSdJoc; creamery. J?7J!4c.
HAT-Prlora quoted by Omaha Fed com
pany: Choice upland. $8 60; medium. 6 0;
coarse, 88tXti3.60. Rye straw, HKstf t
BRAN -Per ton. $16 08.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl.. $7.88.
TOMATO ICS Home arown. per basket ol
20 lbs., 6j36.
wax us. A. mb-Fer market lasiwi
bout 16 Iba.. 36c
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTSrsr
bu.. 70c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per QOA
heads, Xr.
CELERT Per dos., 254I40e.
CUCUMBERS Home grown, par dos..
ONIONS-Home afown. 16c per o.
Spon'sh, 31.76 per crate.
ORE EN ONIONS Pr dos. Otinenes, lea.
RADISHES Per doa. bunches, 16320.
NAVT BEANS Per bu., 31 88; No. 3, 11.7s.
LIMA BEANH-Per lb., SHc.
GREEN PEPPERS Per market basket.
P A R8 LE T Hot ft ouse, per aos. ounonea.
KV.
CABBAGE Home grown, per la.. io.
EOO PLANT per basket. SOft
POTATOES Per bu., 66c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Valenclaa. according to Bias,
$4.2H?4 08,
LEMONS l.lmoniere. extra tancy, ?ve
Ise, $4.60; 300 else, $8 60; 388 else, $8.60;
other branda, $1 less.
BANANAS Per medium -slned bunco,
tl.7lxun.26; Jumbos, $1.6010.00.
DATES Per lb., 64ire.
FRUITS.
PEACHES-Colorado, 8VvTTl.u()", Missouri.
per 8-baaket crate, $1.0.41. ; California
Balwsys, per box, $1.00.
PLUMB 7regvn Italian prunes. i.ia
PEAKS Bartlett, per box. $3 00.
GRAPES Home grown, per 8-lb basket.
c; Tokay. $1.76.
APPLES-Per hbl., n.OOfll.SO.
CRANBERRIES Per bbl.. $6 80.
M ELONS
WATERMELONS Per 'lb.. lOIHe, of
bout 26630c each.
CANTELOUPEB-Poor quality ana not
priced.
CUT HKAl 1-tUt.O.B. ,
No. 1 rib. 11c: No. I ribs, 8Hc: No. I
ribs. 6c; No. 1 loins, ISo; No. 3 loins, Uc;
NO. t loins, lc mo. 1 cnucss, so; io. a
rhucks, 4c; No. 3 chucka, 3c No. 1 rounds.
So; No 3 rounds. 7c; No. 3 rounds, 8c; No.
1 plate, 3c; No. 3 plate, fco; 4, piaio, sc.
MISCEL1AN AXJL m.
SUGAR Oranulated cane, in sacks, $8.41;
grsnulated beet, In Backs, 36.31.
IHlaBEi-BW1M, new, too; v lewnus
brick, 14o; Wisconsin llmburger, 13c;
twins, 14Vc; young Americana, 16j.
COFFE16 Koeaiea, no. 00, wwi per in..
No. SO, 20HO per lb.; No. 26, Ua per lb. J
No. 30, 16toc ptr lb.; No. 31, 12Vc per lb.
HYRUP-ln bbla.. 37o per gal.: In caaea.
410-lb. cane, 3170; cases, 11 6-1 b. cans, 81.80;
cases, 24 2"-lb. oans, $1.36.
HONKl-r(r Z4 irames, ta.aa.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west-
ern, e64M0c; Mains, 81.16. Tomatoes, i-id.
csns. $1.00; 1-lb.. 87Hc4t1.00. Pineapples,
grated, 3-lb., S2.06tf2 8u: sliced, $18a&l ;
gallon spples, fancy. $2.66; California apri
cots, 31.9042 26; pears. $1.7611.60; peaches,
fancy, $1.76340; H. C. peachea, $3.0v4y26O.
Aiasaa aaimon, reo, n o, 11117 v-nmuoe.,
F., $2.10; fancy sockeye. F.. $1.96; sardlnea.
oil. $2.75: mustard, $3.00. Sweet pota
toes, $1.101.36; sauerkraut, 31.40; pump
kins. Wc4)4100; wax beans, 3-lb., 8643Oc;
Uma beana, 3-lb., 76cO$l 36; spinach, $186;
cheap peas, 1-lb.. 80c; extra. 76t80o; fancy.
$1,8641.76. ,
tUBEO risil- ramny wnuenen, per
quarter bbl., 100 Iba, $4.00; Norway mack
erel, No. 1. $28.00; Ns, 1 324.00; No. 8. 820.00;
Irish. No. 3. 316.00; herring. In bbls., 300 Iba.
each, Norway, 4k. 31100; Norway. 8k. $1$.00;
Holland, mixed, $11.00; Holland herring. In
kega, milkers, SOc: kegs, mixed, Too.
FISH Hutlaio, large arena ea, sc; trout,
medium or lanre. dressed. 12o: pike, dressed.
11a; halibut, fins atock, Uo; catflsh, dressed
16c; bullheads, dressed snd skinned, lie.
whit perch, dressed, so) orapplea, large,
Uc; aunflan, pan aise. So; whits base, extra
choice. 12c; pickerel, Sol salmon, Chinook.
He; whit fish (froxeo), 12o: msckerel
(Spanish). 16c; Native, per fish. 1826c;
codfish, fresh, frnxen, 12o; flounders, fresh,
froien, Uc: blaefleh, fresh frosan, 16o;
haddock, fresh frosen. 10c; red snapper,
dressed, 12c: smelts. No. 1, per lb., lie;
lobsters (boiled I, per lb.. 40e; green, lie;
eel, per lh., 18c; frog, legs, per dos., 26c;
rn shad. $1 each; shad roe, nalr, 48o. -H.
B. Davis of Sterling, Colo., WV A.
NUTS Pecana largo, per lb.. 12c; smnlk,
per lb., 11c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb.,
l&o; hard shells, per lb., 139140. Cocoa
nuts, 34 00 per sack of 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. 1, 13e; No. 2. 12c: bull hides, t9
lOHc; green hides. No. 1, 12c; No. 1. 11c;
horse. $1.603.75; sheep pelts, C0c9$1.2&. Tal
low, No. 1. 4Hc; No. f. io. ,
WOOL-Pr lb., lfJ2c. ;
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Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 2 METALS There
waa a sharp break In ths London tin mar
ket following the recent sensational ad
vances and spot closed At $198 7a 4d snd
futures at 1fll 17s 4d. locally h market
waa unsettled with -spot quoted St 342.00
Sr43.60. Copper also was a shads lower In
the English market,' with spot quoted at
81 16a and futures at 82 6a. Locally the
rnarVet continued atrong with Lake quoted
at $3O.Oftff30.26; elertrolytlo at S18.87412O.0n
and casting at ll.27n."5. Lead waa A
little higher at 18 13 3d In London. Lo
cally the market was unchanged at 86.76
8 02. Speller was dull at 86.10JW.15 In the
local market. In London spot was quoted
at 27 10s. Iron was unchanged In the
English market with standard foundry
quoted at 64s and Cleveland warrants at
64 td. , Locally the market waa firm with
No. 1 foundry northern quoted at $21.403
22.00; No. 3 northern foundry at tn.60q
21.60; No. 1 foundry southern, $21.004221.60;
No. 1 foundrv southern. 320 Soif21 00.
ST. liOUIS. Oct. t-METALB Lad.
steady; $6.86; spelter, quiet; $4 16. .
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. tCOFFBE Market
for futures opened steady st unchanged
prices to a decline of 10 points. There was
very little demand during the middle ses
sion and the market sagged off under
heavy receipts and estimates for a big In
crease In the world'a vlalble supply for the
month. After aelllng about 6 to 10 points
lower, however, the tone ateadled on buying
by trade Interests, with ths closing net
unchanged to 10 points lower. Sale wer
reported of 22,600 baga, Including October
at 4 40c; December at 4.66c: January at 166
mt.Mc: March at .76c; May at 4 8S4j)9vo;
July at 4 96c and September at 7.06c. Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 8c. ,
Oil aad Raeta. ' ' I
OIL CITY, Pa., Oct. l.-OIL-Credlt hU
gnces. $1.68: runs. September $0, 11.073 bbl.;
average 93.190 bbls.; shipments. October !,
196. 7 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oct. t TURPENTINrV-
ROSIN-Flrm: A B snd C. 33 4WN 00: T.
84 Pr4 10; E. 34 15: F, 84.201 O. 84 36; H. 84.30?
I 34 3Dr4 4f; K, $4 46- M, . $4.80; . N, $6.00;
W. O.. Si SO; W. W., $6.80.
Teleda Seed Market.
noi.iTjrrO. o., Oct. t seeds cssh
clover and October. $8.W); December. $8.38)
prtme timothy, $1.80; prim alslka, $7.16.
REAL ESTATK TRA14SFERS.
Charles P. Whit and wife to Addle
Ii. Ilornsby, lot . biocg a,
CNelU aub f
Ida M. St. John to Charles Battelle,
aH lot I, block S. Central park..
Seth K. Humphrey to Emel Nel
ann. lot $1. block I, Wis A par
male's .
thimer Chaas Co. to Harvey A.
Wood, south 30 feet lot It and
north 10 feet lot 14, block I. Van
dcrcook Terrace
Abble A. Brown and husband to
Famuel H. Howard. ne of i'4
section 7-16-10 and fart lot 4,
sec. 12-16-8
Clyde O. Connor to Carrie J. Flack,
weat 62 feet lot 31, Orlffln A
Isaac's, and other lots .v..
Rslph H. Brown and wife to Arch .
Brown and wife, ns4 saotlon
7-16-10
WlVitrd B. Millard and wife I
N. W. Wells, lots 1. 3 snd 18. Con
vent Place
William B. Allen to Franklin
Banrhor, lots 8 and 3, block "Q."
Lows' add..
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488
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8,868
18.808
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