THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATO PAY. OCTOBER 6, lMf.
13
CRAIN AND FRODUCE M1RIET
mixed, CHe: No. 1
Extras, Sttjc; firsts,
Anethtf
Day
ef Peoliaint
All Linei .
PricM U
WHEAT LONGS UNLOAD THEIR HOLDINGS
Trade Mm Majfct Market Cannot Absorb
ntterlaas nnd Lower Level ft.
Its Corn rit Inactive) and
Prlree Are Daw.
,,.w OMAHA. Oct. I, ltnt.
neat prices openeu ,c lower than yes
tetaays clou. Bullish fore.gn nesfs, in
ciuamg unfavorable Argentina reports And
inane, Liveipooi cauiea, steadied tha mar-
lor a wn.ie at opening prices. Horn
"i tne longs tnougnt u a guod tim to un
loati their holdings, and as traae was ao
tiaill tne market (.uuld no l abaoro It, thus
a turiuer decline. The cioaa waa a
vtu w.uw yesterday.
r the nrat time in a month receipts
waia laiger than taat. yaar. Tht eaah
lnaraei i alow and tha onijr buyers wara
"""'"K reuueeu prices. Exporters re
""tru foreign bids out of Una.
Trade wua again extremely light In th
torn pit. iite market opened unchanged.
out magged a fraction lower. Receive
"'"nn esumstes and wara much larger
than last year. The cash demand waa
mr and prices lower.
Prlmsry wheat receipts were 1.892.000 bu-
nd shipment. 861. oon bu., against receipts
t year of l.2ti2.(in bu., and ahlpmenta of
bu. Torn receipts were t8,i)n bu.,
and ahlpmenta 4.f00 bu.. acalnat recelms
last year of JSZ.iwu bu. and smpments of
.,anii ou. Clearances were lS.tati hu. wheat,
178,870 hu. corn, and wheat and flour equal
to jwm.cm) bu.
Liverpool closet: & higher on wheat
and unrhangtd to -d higher on com.
New York wired "a leading exporter
"with good United Kingdom connections
say mrengthln public cables la not re
flet-ted In bids for tha cash article."
The Moil cm Millnr. out totia). says
"Kalna have prevented eeeuing over a large
ra 01 tne winter wneat territory, nut
have tut tha aill In fine condition to re
reive (ha crop and atart It growth. After
aeedlna la completed it la ald that farm-
era1 deltverlea of wheat will Increase. Too
much rain In Kansas and Nebraska ha a
damaged wheat In the stack. The quality
has been greatly lowered In many locall-
ties."
Local range ot options:
t?r. Cash: No. 3
hlte Km.
Rt.HlH Ui hlrh.f
V: seconds uu
IH TTER-Creamery. e; paeklng, 1r.
I) am 1 r. r Ar.,nvintO
Wheat, tj lM.nno lrtl.mK)
Com, bu Mf") Il.'i
Oats, bu 2.or lC.fW
HEW VOX K GEKCRAL MARKET
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. lYea'y.
Whtat-I j i "
Dec.... H ft b71 7S
May... 7:4 7i! 71 U Ti
Corn i . I
Dec... 174 S74i 7'.i! 7i J7H
May ; U 3a
Omaha Caah Bales.
WHEAT-Nar 2 bard. 1 car, 7e; 1 ear.
O'itc; jso. s hard. 1 car, 6TVfcc; i car, tvc
1 cr, 67'ic! No. 4 hard, I car, (AV-c.
CORN No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 41'c; No. 2
1 car, 40Vjc.
Omaha Cash Prleea.
WIIEAT-No. 2 bard. Sbl4!V7o: No.
Imid, iUH'oik'; No. 4 hard, ou3c; No.
Ktvrlna. lii)AVc.
COKN-No. i, 40HSlc: no grade, 40Vff41o
-o. a yellow, ll'c, ro. t winie. jo-c(
OATS No. 8 mixed, SnajtjJl'ac; No.
white, 81iTj82c; No. 4 white, al'liQLc,
KYK-No. 2, b6c: No. S, Hc.
(,'aslvt Becelpta.
Wheat. Corn.
Chtoago 43 347
Xanana City 122 W
.Minueupolla 481
oinalia 47 U
Duluth 277
dt. lvouia (7
Oata
a
CIltCAOO GRAIX ASO
V lot
FHOVISIOXS
Featarei of tha Tradlaa; a Closlac
rrleea an Board ( Trad.
CHICAQ., Oct. I Heavy selling by
prominent longs caused weakness today In
tha local wheat market. At tha close
wheat for December delivery was off He.
Coin was down He. Oats wera up a shade,
ll-nvlxlmi were 2L4 to TVlfiflOC higher.
The wheat market opened with a fair
degree ot llrmneps, which was due mainly
to a fine market for wheat at. Uverpooc
The initial atrenath. however, was anoi
lived. From the start several of the lead
in commission houaea were free sellers
Wnen It vaa Intimated that the greater
part of the sales were for the account of
prominent longa many pit buyers joined
in the selling movement. The result was a
iulcw .decline. Throughout the remainder
of tne day sentiment -was oearian. An in
rtuenttal factor In the situation was
onalderabla Increase In Drimerv receipts.
total arrlvate today being l.SU.iXrt bushola.
. onipared with l,2i4,000 busnels the cot re
spending day a year ago. Another bearish
factor was a decline, of 4o to lo a bushel
in tha price of cash wneat at Kanaa
City. Tha market cloeed weak. December
opened a shade to VtgrVtc higher at 76c to
7oc, sold up to ioh'U'Oc, anil liirn de
clined to Hkv. The cioaa was at 74Mifi14Hfi
citaranres ot wheat and flour were eauul
uo DDI, (Kill bushels, Extwrts of. wheat and
rlour for the week, aa shown by Brad
atreet'w. were equal to 5,o,i buahels,
Minneapolis, Duluih-ntuI Chicago rKponed
lecelpta of R2u cara, aaalnut iw cars lnl
week and (1 cars a year ago.
Corn was a mile easier uccauae of the
weakness of wheat. There waa almowt
xome selling as a result of Increased l'l
ecetptx. Commission houses wire th
lrinoipttt aellers. Huylng waa scattered.
1 he market closed steady. December oioii!d
unchanged at Uu, olu off (o ttu ami
,lo-n at li'iC. IorJl receipts wt-re 17
i-eis. With lii of coiiuact krade.
l,iBht ulTerinaa Ik-ij-u Hi niumtain niod-i-iute
tiruitiesa in tne oats market, deeplie
Urn weakm'M of wneat. The a.ipori cama
.hletty trom cash Intertats. AJeccmber
aliened a suude higher at l,tj,tvfcc, sold
Deiween H4.tU'MVCi and and ciusert at
irttaif Vtftc, iorai receipts were i91 care.
vtiin ine eaception of October ib. tha
provUlona market was nrm ail day. l,lgnl
cci'ipin of hotta cauked a fair ueitinnd by
investnia for me January produuis. There
was aiao toneiui rahie cuvei inga by anuria.
Tha weakness of rlba wu due id pio,lt-tak.
iiiK liy locat long. At the cioaa January
pork wan up JVmjIiKj at iiaiTVtj l.io. Lard
aa up ut 4.9j. Klos wuie up P,c at
Esimiated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
43 curs: corn, JM cara; oats, 273 cars; hogs,
,0 head.
'the leading luturea ranged as follows:
ilH..,
a Varleas
IL1 J".
I the Day
Cemaeedltles.
KF.W TDBW X t fBRelrts.
H.Ott bbls.; exports, ling bhl : sales, 7,50
package; market steady with firm demand;
winter patents. i.Vp4iu; winter piraigui.
WairJ.Hft: winter extra Ii.nbf3.l!e; winter
ow grades, J.7Mji ; Minnesota patents,
I4.19t.4l; Minnesota bakers, 1.40iJJ,86.
Kye flour firm, fair to good, u.4 .;;
choice to fancy. H5ott4.ua. Buckwheat
Hour quiet. ll.4Aa2.4S. srot and to arrive.
RTF firm ' Ns 9 UL f 1- -.
New York.
CORN'URlt-lM Km hla and vel-
low, ll.20al.ac; coarse, Il l0.gl.13.
BARLKV Quiet; feeding. 4ic. c. I. t,
Buffalo.
WHGAT-Recelnta. tntntt bu.: sales. ISO.-
C0 bu. futures and U.CO bu. spot. Spot
market easy: No. 2 red. 7'4c elevator;
No. 3 red, 7tHc, f. o. b, afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, tUMc, f. o. b., afloat; No.
2 hard winter, K3"ic, f. o. b., shoatN The
wheat market had a atronaer opening on
rabies and bullish Argentina crop news,
but gave wsy when early buyera started
to unload. The breAk was accelerated by
more liberal reoelnta. Influential selllna at
Chicago and a bearish Modern Mliler re
rrt. last prices showing Ho net de
cline. Msy. S4 3-KfcC. closed at M J-lHc;
December, tiAil l-lc. closed at Mc.
COHN-RM'tlnli uitil h,i innrtl. S IM
bu.; salew. JKi.ouO bu. futures. Spot market
barely steady; No. 3, elevator, and
bbe, t. o. h., afloat; No. 3 yellow, Sic:
Mo. 1 White. S74o. notion maraet waa
steady at first, but weakened with wheat
and closed HJfVe net lower. January
cloeed at bnc; May, tOHflaOSC cloeed at
60Vc; December closed at fcic-
OATf4 Receipts, Ijo.SOO bu. Bpot market
steady: mixed oats, to 32 pounds. 3ic;
natural white, to 33 pounds, H'a4uc;
clipped white, 38 to 40 pounds, 3HIV644C
KfcfcD firm; spring bran, IJm.so, October
shipment.
ma steady; shipping, 6(S70c; good to
choice, Ditieoc.
HOI-'S hiMdv! k,atA. pmnmAB tn choice
11, )ll24c; lira, UjHic; i'acitlu coast,
HIDKB 8leadv: r.alveaton. to ia
pounds, 70c; California, 21 to 26 pounds, 21c,
ory, n io u pounas, inc.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 264527V4C.
PROVIHIONS Mef. Arm: ramllv. 111.50
i.'.u; mees, N ilil.00; beef hams, t.iA'a
x.M; packet. J0 0uu 10.60; city extra India
mm, IH.OOIH fiO. Cut meats, ateonv:
pickled bellies. tlO.SfllO.SO; clckled hams.
H.i"B12.flO. Lard, Arm; western prime, $iU
. Kenned, steady; continent,
. A.. 31U.za: ctimtionnu. t7.iiMtL.iis.
firm; family, l.S0il00; short
llt.Aoiris.M); mesa. Im.ouU.ni.
i allow-rirm: city XI2."0 per pack
age, ic; country (paOKSgjs tle, dSH'V:.
BUTTBR-rirm; street price, extra
creameiy, Jkc; official prices: Creamery,
eommon in extra, lMisc; held second to
extra, 21ft2fVc: state dairy, common to
fancy, mUc.
UuTTKK- Strong. Street price: Extra
creamery, SSZee. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, lS251o; creamery.
held, seconds to extras, zmific: atale
dairy, common to extra, ltujj4c; reno
vated, common to extra, imitx; western
IMLIUI). LTVIIIIIlUn IU IIIVL. lUlfli:, WUl
em Imitation creamery, firsts, 2)c.
uun.fc.Hh; etesay; atate fun cream,
Small fancy, 13c; fair to good. 124 12V: ;
large fancy, 13c; fair to good, lialici
Inferior, loltifmc.
LOOS Hteady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white, 3JXie;
choice, 3fVg4lc; mixed, extra, &c; western
nrsts. 2?.6ijc; official price, 24V2fic; aec
onds. TiiiUc.
POULTRY Alive, easy; spring chick
ens, 13c; fowls and turkeys, 14o. Dressed,
firm; western chickens, HQ 16c; spring
turkeys, l21c; fowls, 12816c.
NEW TORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Bhtciih Upward MoTemtnt ef Priosi ii
ritnr8 of larlj Trtdiie.
MARKET TURNS BUOYANT IN LAST HOUR
Aaaeeaeeraeat that Teraaa ef Or
Deal Are Ready Be As-
oaaced Cssiet eealatera
I Wake l.
NEW YORK, Oct l-A sjugglsh upward
Miovement Ol prices gave way In the last
hour of the trading today to a buoyant and
ahin ated upruan which made up almost as
Isrge a volume of business as tne wnole of
that for the rest of the day. The revival
of the statement verified shortly after the
close ot trading that the "ore deal" was
ready to be announced, once more caused
the awakening ot the market. L'p to that
time dealings hud been so dull as to oiler
small held for comment ouialde the gen
eral pustled conjecture as to the cause lor
t ue sudden relapse from speculative anima
tion early In the week.
The foiecasta of tne bank statement were
for an Increase of $X.0uu,uO to tH.oii0,fJ0 In
cash, according to tha computation of the
usually accepted authorities. This gain Is
due to ths deposit of government funos with
the banks under the offer of the Treasury
department whlcti was Ister modified to In
crease the New York allotment by reason
of the rejection of the offer by Interior
banks. The regular express movement with
the Interior, however. Indicates a persist
ence of demand on New York, the move
ment on balance against New York amount
ing to ahout 2,Kv.0'j. Money on call was
much easier. The hslt In the operations by
large capitalists was attributed In some
quarters to desire to await the clearing of
differences over the ore deal. Tha stoCKS
Immediately connected with the project
were notably strong In the day's narrow
market. Humors were afloat st one time
that President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania
had died. Contradiction of this report did
not entirely relieve the market trom the
repressive effect of the talk of his 111 health.
Borne allowance must be made for the di
version of speculative activity to quarters
outside the Stock- exchange in accounting
for apathetic conditions there. 'Wall street
gave attention to the cotton market In
periods of excitement there, such as ruled
today.
'I'h renewed nnnrehenslnn Over the COltOn
crop Is of direct Importance to holders of
shares In the cotton carrying railroad.
The proceedings In the outside market also
offered a strong contrast to the somnolence
on the floor of the Stock exchange. Crowds
ders for mining shares or an oesrnpuuns.
Gold coin and bullion.
Oold certificates
Purx
clear,
St. Leule General Market.
ST. LOUTS, Mo., Oct. 5. WHEAT Fu
tures, lower; cash, firm; track No. 3 red
Cash, 77C; No. 2 hard, 74o!7tiVS December,
73'tfi73io: May, 77i77tie hid.
CORN Firm; track. No. 2 cash, 45f
4So.; Deeembar. 4c; May, 41e; No. 2
white. 474tMc
OAT8 Firm; track. No. 2 cash, 34c; De
cember, 34tc; May, 36V33oVic; No. 2 white,
36c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. M.i5
03.40; extra faney and straight, t.t&tm.2Z;
dear. I2.30fli.75.
BEE D Tim o thy. steady; IS.sMr4.09.
CORNMEJAL Steady ; 3;'.6o.
RRAN Firm; aacked, east track. ikr)82.-.
HAT Steady; timothy, 3i:.O(i15.O0;
prairie. tt.OOflll.t.
IRON COTTON TIES-ll.ftt.
BAOGINa-9V.
HEMP TWINE-Se.
PROVISIONS Pork, ateady; jobbing,
214.40. Lard, steady; prime steam, 2 56. Dry
salt meals, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
3.S0; clear ribs, 9.ti2H; short clears, 39.73.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, 310.26;
clear ribs, I10.37H; short clears, 310.62H.
POULTRY Weak; chickens VMe; springs
lie; turkeys 13c; ducks (4n9c; geese. Sc.
BUTTKR-Bteady; creamery, iOfiXe;
dairy, 18422C.
EGOS Firm; 1MC, cane count.
Receipts. Shipment
riour. bbls. ......... ., 19.000 n.ouo
Wheat, bu S7. 7S.0o0
Corn, bu 10.400 2.(m0
Onts, bu 162.fsj 116.00
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. S.-FLOUR-Flrst
patents. 34.20t44.30; second patents,
34.OS04.il; first clears, 33.25fr3..t5: second
clears. 32.402.(10.
BRAN In bulk, 14.3H.2S.
(Superior Board cf Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). Tht
range cf prlcea. aa reportd by F. D. Day
Co., llo-lll Board of Trade, was:
Coppers and gold mines are the favorites,
but the moat eager dealers In the shares
are alleged to be uninformed aa lo the
nntiiil nt their nrooertv. Within a few
dava nast the sacculation in mines In the
,... 1.4 M.,bal hu lalcen on tha DroDor
ttnr.m nt m T'ninn Pacific's strength
was connected with reports of the favorable
ch.rocter r.f the forthcoming annual re-
Th. MnooH Weakness Of KUSSion
securities abroad and disquieting rumors of
ih. enniiitinn of Russian finances were
ihA.idhi t.ttv aome hearing on the re
stralnt apparent in the stock niarket. The
-i. , . niAflA hunvtni under the tnfluenco
or the late outburst of animations. Bonds
Km Tnii 1ea. oar value. 32.660.uiO.
United States new 4s declined '.x per cent
on call. , .
Following were the sale and
prices on tne btoca tirningi.
y galea. Hifb
range ot
v;
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Y"es'r.
Wheat-' " I I I
neC....T3'i74' 74W 731 73HI
May... 7B-(r"8V 7V4 S 77s
Flax- II
Oct.... 1 ill I 11! 1 JH4 I us:
Nov... 1 U' 1 11V( 1 10V ill's;
Deo.... j i, llOi,, 1 (KM,! 1 0H
May... i 13S! 1 11.1 1 13
Artlclea.l Open.j Hlgh. Low. Close. lYea'y.
T4s'74'.iSS 75'a
iKSai a (!
!7i,,iia,4!Vi'?s!
VI
I
When
ic...
May... i! 11
l.Olll 1 I i
(A-t....; eo'.kl
Dec.... U j
ly... USu-Hi
tn-
DC....,34'i?ii!
.my... -'i
Jll.V... ti ,
llnrk i
Jan.... 13 4
oct....t us i rm
-Nov....! on i a so
Jan.... i!:7 tf.Hi
laiua i i
Oct...., t 12H. I 12V.I
daa.... ' ir, 7 J
I
4-a,
411
4fi
a
43aJi
l
2(V24H4H44t9Hi 44
ti M ' 4s tt -w l fcs
I 13 2Vi U 45 IS tO 13 40
2'i
'I -!
3 00
7 20
36
u
i
00
I
I
I
1 4S
3 11
7 30
No.
t'n quotations wr aa follows:
FLOCK Firm; winter pstrnis, 33 3x9
3.40; Winter straights, 32.10u3i6; spring
patents, 44. .6g.lKo; npimg straights, j.o
hanera, ..(i'J.ii.
WHEAT-No. n spring." TtffMc; No. 3,
7&Hc; Ho. t red, ilStniV:.
t'URS-No, tMv'. No. I yellow, 4s4
-4t)SjC-
OAlS No. J. 3:lSe: Nb. 3 white, 34it
c; No. 3 white, ioiit
HYE-No. 2. sic;
BAKLLt lood feeding. 3flWc; fair lo
choice malting, 44fte
SKKDb-No. 1 nax. 31.06V,: No. 1 north
western. $1.11. Prime timoihv, tU.0ivD3.tM.
Clover, contract grade, 12.26.
PrtOV'lrtlilJsd Mhort ribs, sides (loose),
lt iewf 00. kl pork, per bll., 1)4 60. Lard,
per l'" Ihs.. S iti. Short clear sloes (boxad;,
a.Ukui.C'V
Foilnw. tig vera the receipts and ship
men is of flour and grain:
Kecetpte. Shipments.
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. t
hard. 76So: No. 1 northern. 76He; No. 1
TmffTS'ic; NO. t durum, 4o; to arrive, 2'c;
No. 2 durum, MVic; to arrive. 6!e. Corn:
No. 3 yellow, 44'; No. 3. Hc Oats: No.
I white. 31ici No. 3, 2Jfi30c. BarleyJS
40c. Rye: Wi67Ho. Flax: Cash, 31.11,.
Pklladelphla rrndnee Market.
PHILDELPIIIA. Oct. t. BUTTfcR
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery official price, 24c; street price, 2tic; extra
nearby prints, JSc.
KQGS Firm, good demand, nearby fresh
and western fresh, 2to at mark.
CHEESE-Firm, good demand; New York
full creams fsnry, 13Vfcc; choice, U'ic;
fair to good. 12$ Lie.
Pearl brain Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 6.-CORN-Flrm No. 2 yel
low and No. 3, 44c; No. 4, 4f no grade.
44f 44Hc.
o
ATS Finn: No. 2 white. 34c No. 3 white.
S3W4i33c: No. 4 white, :H(l.'c.
RYK Stronrr; No. 2. K!rtfc.
WHISKY On ths basis of 31. 2S for Jin
Ished goods.
Mllwaake Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. WIS., Oct. (.-WHEAT
Steadv; No. 1 northern. 7alc; No. 2 north
em. Voi7fro; December. 74Sc.
RYE Firm; No. 1, 4f64c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 6uc; samples, 38
fji4e.
CORN Lower; No. S cash, 4f8 16c; De
cember, 42,,e.
Flour, bbls.
Wbaat. bu. .
Corn. nu. ...
Oata, bu. ...
Kve. bu. .i...
barley, bu.
11 00
.fH6..'
.4,110 '
.lao.sto
23.00
. 44. )
J".i0
lO.OOO
7.700
On the Produce exchange today the but
tar market waa firm; rreamerlea. llff24Vo
dairies. 17Ht2lHc. Eggs. Arm; at mark,
cases Included. US lie; firsts. He; prima
fliais. :V; extras, 14c. Clieeae, strong;
12Vllc. m
Kaasai City Grain and reevlslane.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. (.WHEAT De
cs ui be r, c; MT. ne. Cav: No. 2
l.ard, WITlo: No. 3. 4r7oe; No. 3 red. Tlo;
No. 3, TmiHe.
OATtj-Ne, 3 white. t4H4to; No. I mixed.
HAt Steady
choice timothy, 311.71
11 n; ahoire prairie, (y.goxrs.iu.
K YP-4t and y.
tUKJt-Lacetnbsr. 374; May, tsac;
July.
nnlnth Grnln Market.
DULUTH. Oct. (. WHEAT-On track.
ro. I hard. TSV; No. 1 northern, 75c; No.
northern, 74c; October, 75c; December,
74V: May. 7,c.
OATB to arrive ana uciooer, jc.
Atm Eiprest
Amlrot4 Copper
Ameiicso C. K
Am. C. Ic T. pf
Aiser. Cottoa Oil
Ainr. Cotton Oil pf
American Epreu
Am. II. L,. pfd
Amerlran Ire. curltles....
Aniarlcan lintl Oil
Am. Unwed Oil pfd
American Zocomftilve
Am. Locomotive pfd
Amer. S. R
Amer. S. a B. pfd
Amer. eufar Reflnlns
Am. Tohsiio pfd, ctfs
Anarendt Mln. Co., ei-dl.
Atrblnon
Atohlpon pfd
AOntie Coart Lino
Baltimore A Ohio
B. l. A Ohio pld
Brooklyn lUplfl Tranlt....
Canadian Paciea
Central of Now J or toy
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chluto Groat Weotera..
Chlnso ft Northwor.tern...
Chicago, M. A St. Paul....
Chteose T. ft T
Chkaso T. ft T. pfd
C. C, C ft St. L....I....
Colorado i". ft I
Colorado ft soutbtrn
Colo. A So. Ut pfd
Colo, ft Pa. Id pfd
Conaslldatod Gaa
Corn Product,
Com Products pfd
rvclawar ft Hudaon
ixtaware. L. ft W
Panror ft Rio Orando
D. ft ft O. pfd
Matlllora Sacuritlra
Rrlo
Brio lat pfd
Kris id pfd
Oonaral Electrlo
HoKktng Vally. ottarod....
Illlnola Central
intarnatlonal Paper
International Paper pfd....
International Pomp
International Psmp pfd....
Iowa f antral
Iowa Control pfd
Kanaaa City southern...,
Kanaaa City Bo. pfd
Louiavtllo ft Naahvlllo...
Mclean Central
.Minnenpolia ft St. Louis
M . St. P. ft S. S. M...
M.. St P. ft g. 8. M. pfd. .
I Mlraouii FarlAc
I Mltaourl. Kanaaa ft Teiaa.
M , K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. ot M. pfd.
Now York Central
N Y., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Wfal-rn
Norfolk a.', pfd
North Amerlran
ParlDc Mall
I'annarlvanla
Peopla'a Oaa
P.. C. C. ft St. L
Kaarad Btaol Car
Proaaed f C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
trading
Reading lat pfd ,
Reading Id pfd ,
Republic Steal
Republic Steal pfd ,
Hock faland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
Ruhber Oonda pfd
St. L. ft S. P. td pfd....
St. Losla Soutliwratera....
St. L. S. W. pfd
Bouthara Pacific
to. Pacific pld
Southern Railway ,
So. Railway pfd
Tonnoanea Cnal ft Iron....
Teiaa ft Parlflc
Toledo". St. L. ft W
T. St. L. ft W. pfd.
VnlAn Faclflc .........
t'nloa Pacific pfd
t'. S. Exprraa
f. g. htaltr
f. S Rubhar
I', s. Rubber pfi
f. 8. Staol
V. 8. Stael pfd
Va.-Carollna Chemical ...
Va.-Carollaa (hem. pfd...
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
W'alla-Karso Cxpreaa
Wcatlnshouto Kioctiic ....
Weatorn I'nlno
W'hoallns ft Lake Erie....
Wifconatn Central
Wla Central pfd
Northern PaciDc
Cantral Leather
central Leather prd
Slooa-Shrinald stool
Otaot Northern pld
Intrrhorough Metropolltau.
Interborougli Hct. ptd
Total sales for the day.
.
i.ino
200
ioo
J.300
IM4
M
27
1
Lew.
114
44S
lulti
1
Ke 74
t.!M
no
l.ino
too
It Bon
H too
100
too
(.too
100
4. toe
4, 100
'i.Teo
700
;oo
HIS
int
'4
Ml4
S"4
1'1'4
140
M
1
7
lTSi
in
JTI7U,
157
!7
rO
iii"
184S
W'4
M7-
lfH
149
13!w
1
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177"
'ei
US
tut
4. roe
300
0t)
IM
400
"too
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i'ooo
t,"0
5U0
100
1.100
7'
4i
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S4'4
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ii':'t
'ii'i
'ioi,
47
77
OS
171',
tV,
1
tit's
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41V,
lot
Cloae.
f7S
11444
101
it
TV
111 V
lk(:
114,
l3"i
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141
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11
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1'4
vi
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27
1
7H
4014
115 Itej 4i
4s.8oA.2jn i
ew Ynrk Money Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. t.-MONF.T-On call.
firm. 3i4H per cent; ruling rste, 4. per
cent; clusing hid, .14 per cent; olTrerl at
per cent. Time insna. essier; sixty aays.
bWil pep-cent: ninety days, 4Vfi'(,e T cent;
six months. Mia r eenu
riUME MERCANTILE rAI t.lt sttl'
per cent.
Cir.KUMt tAt IMSUB, firm, im
actual business In bankers' bills at RJV-tf
4 IOO for Omand and at 34 Sul0e4 'li for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 44 Kl and
II.MHi commercial bills, M7V
BU.VKK-mr, onikc; Mexican aouors, w.
HO.N'DS Government, weak; railroad.
firm. . . .
Ouotatlona on bonds today were as toi-
lows:
m at1Ma !d aerlea. wi
V. 8. rf. la, tea.
do toueoa
V. 8. la. reg
do eonpon
V. 8. old 4a, reg.
do eoitaon
C. 8. naw 4a, reg.
do ennpoa
Am. Tobacco 4o...
do 4a
Atchieon gaa. 4s. .
ao adl. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4s.
Hal. ft Ohio 4s...
do t
Brook. R. T. e. 4a
Central of Oe. to..
do let Ine
do td Inc
do Id Inc
Chas. ft Ohio 4v,a.
Chicago ft A. Is.
C. B. A 4. a. a.
c, B. I. ft p. 4a...
do col a
CCC. ft St. u 8. 4a
Colo. Ind. He,
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colo, ft So. 4s
Cubs ta
P. ft R. 0 4a...
Plat I Here1 See. to.
Brio a. I. 4a
do gen. 4a .......
Hockmc Val. 44a
japan aa
1H
H
1014
,
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aa
a nan- w.....
M iPenn. n. ISa noa.
., fH Reading gen. 4a n
..10414 St. U ft I. M. e. Sa 1I1W
., 71 St. L. ft 8. r. fg. 4a
.J t ISt. L. . W. c. 4a... 71
.. 7H'aboaH A. U 4a.... MTt
. . co. Facile 4a
1H4 do tat 4a etfi '
ow o 40 rlfa
.-t'ti do 4a rtfa
..l".ts o td eerioo
..liiw L. ft N. anl. 4a...
..I024 Maa. . . 4a
. llo4 Met. Central 4a..
..llo! do lat Ine
.. 7S Minn. ft St. L 4a
..1114 M . K. ft T. 4a...
..101 do ta
.. M In. R. R. ef M. a.
.. N. T. C. g. IHS..
. .1010 N. i. C. g. la....
.. 34 No. Tactfio 4a
.. Lisa do la
..Ill H. ft W. e. 4a....
.. Il4 O. 8. L. rfdg
OHAIU LIVE STOCK MARKET
Uodtru Eon of Cgtt'e, with
QDsrtllT ftsady.
Pricet
HOGS COMMAND ABOUT SHADY PRXES
Falling; Oft la sheep tar the Day. hat
Week's Total Larcest ta Mla
inrr t Market Prleee
F.aaler for Week.
HOfTH OMAHA Oct. (. 190.
Receipts were: cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday 10 447 2,?2 34 Tl
A. TT 8i. Railway M 1UH
... TSV Taiaa ft f. la lli
v. t2 T., ft. L ft W. 4s.. 11.
...lua Vnlon raclne 4a ..
...100i4;t-. 8. Steal Id Is.
..
.. an
..101
7
Ottered. "Ex-Interest.
Wabaah la
do dab. B..
W'eatern Md.
w. ft L. ft.
Wis. Central
.101
"
.ll
. H
. Kta
. 14
. N
flostoa Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Oct. t. Call loans. 637 per cent;
time loans. Wi7 per cent. The closing quota
tions on stocks and bonds were as to. lows
Atchtaon adj.
do 41
Met. Control 4a.
Atrhloon
do pfd
Bneton ft Albany. . .Nu
Hneton ft Maine....
Boatoa Elevated ...
Fltcbburg pfd
Meilcan Control . . .
V. Y., N. H. ft H
Pare Marquette ,.t
L'nton Tactile
Amor. Arga. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tnbo. .
Amer Bugar
do ptd
Amor. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Pomtnlon I. ft 8...
fCdtenn Eleo. Illu.
Maaa. Electrie
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
Inltod Prult
.... II .Atlantic
....100 Bingham
.... 71 cal. ft Hecla...
....1044 Centennial
.101V4 Topper Range ..
Paly west
..14 Frauklla
..in llranbr
. .IN "lele Rnyalo ..
.. 2IH Man. Mining ..
..:!! Michigan
.. II Mohawk
..1' Mont C. ft C.
.. i Old Dominion ..
.. It Oaceola
.. II Parrot
..1IS'4iQulncy
..IIS Ishannen
..lit Tamarack
.. .7 Trinity
..lftimt nlted Copper
ft
.214
. II
If. 8.
f. 8.
Il'tah
'Victoria
Mil Winona
.losv W olverine
Mining..
Oil
t'nlted Shoo Macs..... 10 Oreene Con
do pfd
V. 8. Btaol
do pfd
Adventure
Ailnuea
Amalgamated
Bid. "Asked.
IV4 North Butta ...
. 41-, Halt- Coalition
,10! Nevada
.. S al. ft Arliona.
, . 87 l Tecumaeh
lllXArliona Com ...
Iltj
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.. It
.. 1414
.. list
.. 14
.. 11H
.. Ill
.. lo
.. 15
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.. tt
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.. 14
..104
.. 11H
.. 41
.. 4JV4
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... 7
.. 11H
..lfl
.. !7H
. .114'
..4
.. 80-4
..13a
.. 15
.. 40Vt
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper msr
ket, reported by Logan & Bryan, 2 Board
or Trade Dunning, umana:
Adventure
Annuel
Atlantic
Bingham
Black Mountain
Boatoa Cenaoltdated
Butte Coalition ....
Calumet ft Arlaona..l40
Calumet ft Hecla.... l:o
to 174 lTSVk
M e li'H
100 47
Telede Bead Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Oct. t. BEEDfi-Clover,
eaah and October, $8.40; -December, 38.30.
Timothy. (1.14. Alstke, tl.JO.
CaCee Market.
NEW YORK. Oc.;t.-COKFKB-Market
for futures optned steady at a decline of t
to 10 points and ruled around that level
until near the oloao, when oftartnga were
a aftAtls heavier and prices Increased thalr
lossrs In tha Absence of supporting orders.
Kurupean eabUa were a little disappointing,
the weather in Braail favorable for the
Crop, receipts large and nothing further
was heard regarding valorisation. The mar
ket closed stesdy st a net decline of 10 to
l points. Sslea were estimated at fct.JSO
bags, Including Lecember at &$.mc,
March at t-7oXL7&c. May at ft66 toe, July
at eji'7 ooo and September at l.luc. Spot,
steady; Ma. 7 Klo. tV,c
aarar and Mela aaa a.
NBW YORK. Oct. 4.-8IOAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining, lV,c; centrifugals, gg
test. 4c; snelaaaea sugar. I'.o: refined.
Steady; crushed. i.TOc; powdered, l.luc;
arrenulated. 8c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l.-8rOAR
Steady : centrifugal yellow, v4 J-Mc; sec-
onos, 4'.c. '
ioo
too
1.100
jno
too
4.1100
tot
0
4.50O
l.4o
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4')
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. 1,100
. 4.100
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. 14.700
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Centennial
Copper Range
Dally Weat
Eaat Butte
Franklin
Greene Copper
Cranby
Helvetia
lalo Koral
!.. 8. ft Pltteburg.
Manacliuaotto ....
Michigan
4 Mchawk
iH Nevada Conaolldsted
lis North Bulla
27 Old Dominion
S Osceola
12 Pneu. Service
41 Pneu. Service, pfd..
Quince
Shannon
ilSTamarcli
STnn. Copper
17s Trinity
ItS t'nlted Fruit
, 24 t'nlted states, com
;-, t'nlted Statre. pfd.
HSlteh Consolidated.
9 t'tab Copper
, rj Victoria
MSVVInona
, IDS Wolverine ,
. 1
41
tos
114S
.. elS
..ins
.. la
.. tl
.. It
.. 14S
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.. 45
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.. 41. S
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.. 12
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OfTlclal
Official
Official
Official
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday ....
334
t.EU
3.7S7
2.100
4.7M
t.id
3. Tt
4. U0
r.Ki7
14.3-4
8,700
M
83
81.4
J.
Z Steers ...lion
8 heifers.. 83
II fot,
14 feeders
J. Painter Neb.
I a feeders.. 114 133
3 7
R Latta-Neb
3 f steers ... 3 to
3 tO
.1 T. JehnahMM.VK
10 steers.... 4.'5 3 4A 4 cows 1133 173
3 bulls list 3 to
HlXStt No rreat change took place In
the hog market this morning While sell
ers could point out strong spots and weak
spots the general trade waa about the
same as yesterdsy so far as prlcea wri
concerned. The movement, however, wss
very slow and tt waa a dull niarket from
start to finish. The quality of the boss
did not range an good as yesterday, so that
top sales do not show up to as good ad
vantage on pap.
It will be noted from the sales thst hogs
of different quality are working closer to
gether. The best shlrplng and butcher
weight hogs are also selling to better ad
vantage aa compared with the lighter
weights thsn they were ths first of the
week. In other words, while the top has
not shown any Improvement the bottom Is
not ss low as It wss a week ago.
Representstive sales
ty: roosters.
sviwi sprin
F1ve dsys this week.. 80.149 .17 11.77
Same dsys Isst week. .27.21 fl.803 W.3S
8ame dsys t Weeks ago.. 23. 397 2M- 8t.t23
Bams days 3 weeks ago..!2.!WS 3S.456 71 470
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 27.4V1 28.440 70.043
Same days last yesr... .38.034 31.100 86.883
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
yesrt . inns yw. Inc.
Cattle 755.744 731.313 S8.S71
Hogs t019.2 1.834.381 186.721
Bheep U13.T74 1.362,383 m,2
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers....
Fslr to good corn-fed steers l.OOtJo
Common to fair corn-fed steers.. t.tornSnO
Good to choice range steers 4 502 12
Fair to good range steers 4.C""f4 J
Common to fulr range steers 14?S
Oood grssa cows end heifers f 'S
Fair to good cows and heifers.. 1.4oi3.08
Common to fair cowg and heifers.. 1 V. .40
Hood te choice stockers and fdrs.. 4.0MM W
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3 VtJ4 00
Common to fair stockers ?-ZS2:
Bulla, stars, etc t.7Vr.7S
Veal calvra 4 0Ofl.0
The following table ehowa the average
price of hogs at South Omnha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
Ete. I 1908. lltOo.l.ilSOS.llJOS.Il'.iOl.ll?.
2'Pt- 2
PPt. 14.. I 17
Pept. 36.. g 17H R
Bept 28 . (Its, 24
Sept. 27 . 6 304 t 19
Sept. 23 . 8 18 f IX
Bept. 29.. 3 21 5 19
Bept. 30.. I 13
Oct. 1.... 2S
Oct. I.... ( 2ti 5 18
Oct. 3.... 6 27 t 10
Oct. 4.... 8 29 I 00
Oct. t t 06
711 78! 7 0I 891
I 78
5 371
I 87
8 74
8 no
8 fl
S 74i
I 5' 1
I 73! t M
t 74
7 741 7 871 K4 8 14
6 881 7 bol 8 f 1 18
t 70 7 881 8 iSI S 10
7 34
I 89
B 12 7 31
i 711 7 4l
8 791 8 11
8 811 t 1
6 17
8 09
87i 7 Ki e r.! 5 is
7 301 8 59 t 18
7 so. 8 m l in
7 811 8 881 B 20
It bA i 16
Kerr York Mlnlncr Sloeka
NliW YORK. Oct. 5.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con.
Alice
Breeeo
Brunawlck Con ...
Couatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. ft Va...
Mora Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvlllo Con ....
!0
..4.'0
.. 3u
.. 40
.. II
.. 81
lt
..418.
.. I
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Potoal
Savage
sierra r.evoda
Pmall Hopea ..
Standard
.. 8
..4'-
..:t
.. 10
..110
.. 19
.. l
..'70
'Bundar.
RANGE OF FRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
8loux City 3 502(41.20 8 25.40
Omaha tl.tiin.uf) 3. Auo.4
Chicago 1.60'ft,7.00 5.7tV').W
Kansas City 1.7&iT).S0 .0ivp!j.5o
St. LoulB 2.0Uflti.50 6.20Jj4.eO
The offlclal number of cara of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. She'. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P 2 3
Missouri Pacific 3
L'nlon Paclllc system 30 17 12
C. & N. W., east 4
C. & N. W., west 6 19 19
C, St. P.. M. & 0 2
C, B. Q., east 2
C, B. & Q., west 45 21
C, R. I. & P., east 1
Chicago O. W 3
Total receipts 88 71 31
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated: a
Cattle, nogs. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from Denver...
Iobmun & Co
MoCreary & Carey
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. F. Hubs
KlngAn & CO
Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root ft Co
T. B. Inehrain
Lehmer Bros
Other buyers
Totals..
..1.
50
S'Jt
472
loo
no
123
4K
2ri
3!
1W
90
" 8
91
54
28
8
t
780
i.401 8J17
615
1.133
1.M9
1,837
313
1,315
99
829
1.0a
I.oaden Closlngr gtneka.
LONDON. Oct. I. Closing quotations on
ins nioca sxenange were:
Conaqle. money
do account
Anaconda
Atcblaoa
lo pld
Baltimore ft Ohio..
Canadian Pariae ...
fhea. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. N. ft ft. T
D. Peers
d. ft n. O
da ptd
Mo
do tat ptd
da id pid
Illlnola Cer.trel ....
Leuievtlle ft Keth.
8ILVKK-liar.
.. 4 M., K. ft T ITS
.. Ms N. T. Central Ut
.. I4S Norfolk ft w u
..I07S; do pfd S4
..lOoS Ontario ft W 4s
. .117 Pannerlvanla Tl
..IMS Rano Mlnea
.. I4S Heading 741
.. It , go. BaMnar r.Z
. IHS! do pld 101
.. USiSouthers ParlAe SIS
.. 14s I'nloo Pai'ltv li
.. SI do pto J7
.. 47 S f. 8. Stael j (.
.. IS I do pfd 111
.. 71 j Wabaah tl
..ltt! do pfd , 44 s
... lllta Spanish 4e atu
eAu urr cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Oct. B. The rates for iimney
were easier In the market today, owing
to large dividend and government distribu
tions. Discounts were lower In sympathy.
Prices on the Stock exchange continue
stesdy, but tho easier money rates have not
expanded business, which was extremely
dull with the exception of homo rails, where
fair Investment purchases were noticeable.
Consols declined in the afternoon owing to
continued gold exports. Among foreigners
Russians were . the weak pot on the
pessimistic statement of the KusBlan min
ister of fl nan o.f. Americans developd Irre
gularity, with pronounced weakness In
Canadian Parlflc but the active Issues
hardened fractionally tn the forenoon on
local suuDort. Later the New York ad
vices encouraged tho market and price
moved up firmly, especially United Status
steel, and closed firm at a fraction btilow
the best quotations of the d.iy. Copper
shares were In good demand In sympathy
with the price or the metal. Japanese im
perlnl sixes of 1904 closed at IhOS- ex-int.
PATU8, Oct. B. Prices on the Bourne to
dav declined heavily ut the opening owing
to the fall In Russians following yesterday's
publication of Finance Minister KokovsofTs
report to Premier Btolypin, expressing the
condition of the Russian treasury. Th
market milled later, but prices closed heavy.
Russian Imperial fours closed at 370.90 and
B'iKslan bonds of 1904 at 3t6.Gn. I
I'.KRLIN. Oct. B. On the Bourse today
prlos declined. Russian being particularly
depressed owing to the adverse reports
regarding ibe finances of Russia.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. 5. WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin of this city, basing its
report upon statistics gathered for the
government, .will say tomorrow; The
strength developed at the London auctions
and the moderately active business being
accomplished here are Imparting a more
cheerful and strengthening tone to the
wool situation. In tha opinion of the
lending merchants, prices are now at rock
bottom and any changea that may occur
will be towards a higher level. In all
quarters It is contended that values will
at least be maintained on today's basis.
Some manufacturers realizing the futility
of breaking the market, are purchasing
supplies. The prominent and leading con
sumers are operating. Three-eighths end
bait-blood grades of both domestic and
foreign wools are In more active request.
Transfers Include territory, fleece, Aus
tralian, Texas and California wools. As
a rule the sales are of moderate quantity,
around 100,000 pcunda, but a few touching
the half-million point are also reported.
In addition, It Is stated that a recent trans
action in three-eighths territory amounted
to nearly 1.00o.0) pounds. A report that a
large quantity of fine medium territory wag
sold on a tfic basis is authoritatively denied.
Half and three-eighths Montana la selling
at 2S28c; fine medium brings 234r2le.
Original bags and graded stock are moving
line; staple la selling moderately at 73 gibe,
while tine medium brinks 6370c; fine cloth
ing Is on a basis of 7o72c; fine medium
snd half-hlood. tT'Sf.V: three-eighths. 6rt4f,
67c, and quarter-blood, ftoioto. Fine scoured
sells well at 8Mr7oc. The shipments of
wool from Boston to date from December
2. 1MB. according to the Kama authorities,
are lno,7S8,3&3 pounds, against 184,187 33
pounds at the name time last year. The
receipts tn date are 236.918.269 pounds,
u gainst 2M.2A&.&38 pounds for the same
period last year.
8T. LOUIS. Mo.. Oct. S.-WOOL-Steadv.
Medium grades combing and clothing, 23
27SV;; light fine, 18i21c; heavy fine, 14417c;
tub washed, 32Q3Sc.
C.Vi"lL,ii Receipts of cattie looked small
today us compared with recent days and
still the run was considerably larger thsn
a week ago. For the week to date receipts
show a lair gain over the corresponding
period of last week, as will be noted trom
the table at head of column.
The supply of beef steers was very light
and thre was nothing choice Included
among the receipts. Such cattle as there
were sold In about the same notches as
yesterday, the market being without note
worthy chango In any direction. The mar
ket for the week Is a little stronger.
The supply of cowa and heifers was also
small and they, too, sold at steady prices.
The market as a whole was without any
noteworthy feature of Interest. Everything
In sight In the morning changed hands
very readllv and the trade came to an end
nt an early hour for the want of more
stuff to sell.
A considersble proportion of the receipts
consisted of stockers and feeders. The ar
rivals this week of that kind of cattle
have been quit liberal, and while the
country has bought freely speculators still
had quite a good many cattle on hand tills
morning that were carried over from yes
terdav. Thev were In consequence cau
tious 'this morning and the feeder trade as
a whole was slow. Good feeding cattle
have sold as high this week as nuy time
and the common to medium grades have
been gradually working lower,
nepret-entative sales:
Bhtr mitna,
av. r-r. ao.
..it 4 11 a
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COWS.
.. iwn t 6
.. mo 1 te
..10H I Ot I
.. 40 I 4'i 1
HEIFERS.
.. 4 I 4.1 4 411 I 04
.. 711 I 71
BCLL8.
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140
110
140
t 71
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t Ot
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AND FEEDERS.
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t 1040 t 44
6 feeders . t3
4 calvea... 3
3fi sleers....l0
B feeders.. 902
a feeders.. 102
37 fe.ders.. m
4 rows IH)
4 cows 970
12 cows 9:8
14 steers... .1070
3 40
3 75
3 86
3 00
4 10
8 90
3 80
2 00
1 36
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1050
3 calvfS... 297
18 steers.. ..114S
18 feeders.. 82
27 feeders.: Shu
23 rows 99
27 cows 988
11 cows 1000
4 Cows 927
MONK Y-:'.(i3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 3Vd4 P'r cent; for three
months' bills, 4' per cent
Bank ClearlaaTa.
OMAHA. Oct. t. Bank elearlnga for to
day were 81.73190.43 and for the correspond
ing date lut year ll.4o2.231 .80.
Traxsaarr Statement
WASHINGTON. Oct, l.-Today s state
ment ot the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl0,0un.0u gold
reserve shows:
Available eaah balance ,
Metal Market
NEW YORK. Oct. $. METALS-r-The
London tin market waa lower today, with
spot closing at 193. Locslly the market
was easier in sympathy with spot, quoted
at 842.42.60. Copper had a very sharp
advance In the London niarket, the higher
prlcea being accompanied by considerable
speculative excitement. -Spot was quoi.-d
st 94 and futures at 93 17s 6d. Locally
the market was strong at tha recent ad
vance, with lake quoted at laiK.JJJ0.jO;
electrolytic at f 1 9. Tiff. 'JO. 25, and casting at
319 .6413 2O.0C. Lead was dull In the local
market with quotations ranging from 35.85
4) 90 The London market was 6s higher
at lttatd. Spelter was unchanged In the
London market. The local market was
steady, at 8t.loit76 2a Iron waa higher In
the English msrket. with Standard foundry
quoted at 66s Id, and Cleveland warrants
at 6Se 7Hjd. Ixx-ally the market wss nrm
with No. 1 foundry quoted at t-l.Outja.uO;
No. 3 foundry northern. ia).6itI2.0O; No. 1
foundry southern. Cl.Otjjil.fcO; No. J foundry
southern. 8!i atrHtil .00.
ST. inns. Oct- 5 MET ALU -Lead,
.22J,319,y J steady; 35.86; spelter, weak. 34.1
3 feeders.
2 heifers.,
2 fetdera.
8 feeders.
26 cows...
6 calves.
U cows..,
1 feeder..
3 cows....
17 feeders.
t 36
t 90
3 60
3 06
3 40
i 60
3 20
WESTERN'S
Brltton Bros., Nebraska.
7S0
60
4-fl
70
.. 63
.. 143
..1004
. 4Tfl
.10M)
. 669
38 feeders.. 627
33 cons luo
4 10
3 00
4 06
3 60
4 00
3 00
3 30
2 70
t 08
1 00
2 b0
3 00
3 tO
2 00
13 feeders.. n3 3 40 23 cows 910 t It
U cows 914 2 70 13 heifers... 704 2 30
bates Park L. aV C. Co., Wyoming.
t feeders., not 8 M 8 rows lu.U i 76
W ows it4 3 80 218 steers. ...UiO 4 M
4 steers.. ..lu2 3 40
C. O'Donnell. Montana.
40 steers. ...lien 4 18 steers.. ..1081
74 cows 914 3 00 U cows .'
lu teedtrs.. 819 3 30
Sam Johnson. Wyoming.
18 steers... .I1106 8 hi 14 cows 1083
4 cows t4t 2 76 7 feeders.. I04I
15 bulls 1148 3 20
W. K. Wtlilama, Nebraska.
44 COWS 81o 3 tto cowa 866
F. Posuar, Wyoming.
26 steers... .la 18 4 so
G. It. Lang, South Dakota.
-tl leeaers. . i"o v . 9 iwia. ...im
t COWS 10JO 3 10
Dan Ciayton, Montana.
49 steers.. ..llt4 4 4tl 87 stetrs. ...1062
ti steers.. ..Hb8 3 26 84 cows 10.1
16 cows KaiQ 3-6 8 cows U.'l
4 bulls 13 0 3 30
Thomas Sun. Wyoming.
...Ui2 4 28 7 steers. ...HIS
,..1046 3 86 10 rows 997
David Frail Montana.
...1118 4 26 21 steers.. ..1156
...1010 4 00 14 steers... .1:69
J. C. Johnson. Nebraska.
948 J 76 30 fteders..lu02
29! 3 76
A. Robins. Ncbrasks.
8M 2 60 3 cows 848
A. Johnson. Nebraska.
978 3 90 I rows 933
2M 3 78
C. M. Brown Wyo.
1 steers. ...1100 4 40 2S steers... 10. i 4 On
7 cowg lot I 31 I cows Iu6 t t
67 steers.
14 cows..,
7 steers.
14 steers.
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:ai calves. . .
it.
29 cows
G.
46 cows
6 calves...
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2 30
3 33
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3 80
3 28
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BIIEEP-It was a little slow In the big
sheep barn this morning, but It was a Frl
oav and no art-eat activity waa expected.
Feeder buyers who cama In early In the
week had. aa a rule, secured what they
wanted and gone home, and as usual
toward the last of the week, there was no
great number of new arrivals. At the same
time packers, who were free buyers earlier
In the week, were pretty well tilled up and
not especially anxious for supplies. The
fact la that packers felt that they bad
been paying too much all the week, eapo
ciallv for fat sheen. Aa will have been
noted from the sales, good wethers have
been selling this wekk at ii.0ut'.2S. which
Is fully as hlah or a little higher than
the same kind of stuff haa been bringing In
Chicago. Aa the receipts of good killers
have not been very large during the week.
pacKers nave neen forced to pay ne one,
but under protest, so that It was not sur
prising today that they should bold barlt
and not try very hard to buy anything
additional.
Buyers kept working away and at the
time of closing this reDort there was very
little desirable stuff of any kind, either
feeders or killers, left In th barn. Good
wethers, both killers and feeders, gold up
$6 and good fat awes brought tt.ot. There
were no good lambs to make a test of the
mnritei.
The most striking feature of the sheep
trade thla week has been the slx Of the
receipts. For the five days 119,M sheep
and lambs have been received, which Is
the largest In the history of this market.
Previous to this week the largest receipts
for any one week was 193.26U whlcb wss
the nrllrlnl count fnr the week ending OctO
her T. 1WA t ha, rivnrH fnr 1904 was held
by the week ending October 8, when 94.0SS
was the official count. In 1903, tha largest
run wns fnr the weelr endlnar OolOtoer If.
when the total footed up 96,u3. It will be
understood that the figures are for the six
days. It will be seen from this that the
big runs at this point have always occurred
during tno early part 01 ucuioer.
In spite of the excessive receipt
market this week lias been In an excep
tlonally good condition. Day after day the
receipts have poured in until tne capacity
of the bio- sheen barns haa been strained
to the utmost, and still buyera have stood
uo and taken the arrivals, practically oiran
ing up the supply every day until yester-
oay. as Tne nuyers organ ininning
et stesctv; beeves. 33 2fi ; c.iws. ruiia
nd mixed. K iii4 s: stockers and feed'tA,
t-i'sMi4S'; calves and yearilngs ..'".--
lit mic Receipts, 1 n'ao; maia-a
steadv; selling at t J)H 10; buik 01 a ilea,
to.k6ttt.30.
OMAHA WIIOI tlLH MARKET.
Maple sad Faaer Trednee.
EOG9 Per oog.. lMilse.
LIVE IVt'L'IRt-tiens.
l; tuikeys, Sc, ducks.
ntckens, ss-c.
BUTTER Parking stock, 18et enoice in
fancy dairy, 1(sk creamery, i.i)i4c.
JiAt-t ricte quoieu oy sjmann rt-g "-
pany: Clinice upland. ; medium, vw,
coarse, 88 laVoS.eV. Kye straw, a.evtj i.ve.
KHAN-l'er ton. 114 to.
v :,: l Altl.Kfl.
tWFRT for a itiKH 1'er bbl . 32.60.
TOMATOES Home grown, per basket
20 Ilia., loti . . .
WAX UEANS-Fsr msrktt basket
bout It lbs., vc. .
TURNIPS. BiETS AND CARROTS Ttf
bu., 7tC.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse,
hrstls, JOc
CEl.EIiT Per dot. J&4J40C
CUCL'MBERS Home grown.
26c.
ONIONS-Home grown. lo
finnriiah. 11 71 rep erats.
iHkKN ri ioxm ivr oni. nunrnri,
RADISHES Per dot. bunches. lotJAir.
NAVY BKANB-Per bu.. tl 86; No. 3, $1.71.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., tHc
GREEN PEPPEUS-Per market basket.
350.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per flog, buivnea.
Ibc.
CAPBAGK Horns grown, per lb.. 1S
EGO PLANT per bssket, 60C.
POTATOFS-Per hu., ose
TROPICA!. FRUITS.
ORANGES-VaUnclas. according to else.
fAner. Jst
n,
bunch
ths
nut
yesterday the market eased on. ana wnon
It finally closed last night there were still
quite a few left unsold. The holdovers,
however, were very largely of the undo
slrahla kinds, which never sell verv freely.
Under the good buying demand prices huve
held up remarkably well, In spite of thia
fact that eastern markets have shown more
or less weakness. While, as Is always the
case with such large runs, It Is possible
to point out high sales and low sales, the
general market could not be quoted over
loiJ26c lower for the week, with the decline
the heaviest on common to medium lambs.
As noted yesterday, there Is quite a sprink
ling of old trashy ewes, known to the trade
generally aa "tripe," left In the bnrn. and
as a matter of course that kind of stuft
Is a good deal lower than last week, al
though it is hard to ten now mucn
No. Av.
810 Wyoming ewes 12o
140 Wyoming ewes 12J
236 Idaho ewea, feeders. 104
4K9 Idaho lambs, feeders 67
724 Wyoming null lamba. feeders 48
14 Idaho lambs, feeders
209 Idaho lambs, feeders
164 Idaho lambs, feeders
139 Wyoming lamba. feeders....
672 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
402 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
ins Idaho lambs, feeders
B62 Idaho lambs
3il Idaho lambs
B3 Wyoming ewes
2i9 Wyoming feeder Inniha. ...
41 Wyoming feeder cull lambs..
400 Wyoming feeder lambs
83 Wyoming feeder Ismbs
98 Wyoming feeder lambs
M Wvomlna feeder lambs
343 Idaho lamba 61
1Y, Wvomlna lambs 66
34 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
1051 Wyoming feeder Iambs 64
1392 Wyoming feeder lambs
113 Wvomlng feeder lambs
12tt Idaho feeder lambs
650 Idaho feeder lambs
60
67
66
58
67
67
63
116
46
4;:
47
19
6ri
46
B7
66
Bl
67
Pr.
4 65
4 65
4 tn
6 40
6 60
t 40
6 40
6 40
t 26
8 26
6 26
6 40
7 00
7 00
4 65
I 2T
6 25
i 60
6 85
6 hi
00
A 40
C 30
8 2d
6 M
io
i -.3
6 iiO
6 75
CHICAGO LIVF. TOCK MARKJET
Cattle Strong: to Hteady Uogs Firm
tn Easy.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5. CATTLE Receipts
t.soo head: market was strong for better
grades, but steady for -others. Common
t orime. ts.7TVnW7.00: cows. 32.70ifi4.7S: hellers
. - . . " . . T , t . a . , A. .
2.fyKa.i.3o; duiis, ts.wa t eu; raivrn, m.wy
a oft' atnekers and feeders. f''.2o4T4 40.
Hnos Rece ota 11.1100 fieaa mar get
firm esrly. but eased off later: choice to
rime henrv gs.71vns.st menium to. gonii
eavy. M.6B44J.65; butcher weights, 36 70
amod to choice mixed. 3.5fsn..
medium and packing. 6 taRit n: . rotiitn
heavy, $6 00.30; straight heavy, t6 8Jft.DO
i?HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts ll.nnO
head: market steady. Sheep t8.nn4j5.Sl
yearlings, tB-tna-no; lames. .wqi.a.
St. Lenls Live Utoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-CATTLE-Rectlpts
1.900 head. Including tno head at Texans
market n lea ay; native snipping ana export
steers, 84.76076.tM); ureesea neei anq outcnei
steers. t4.oucu4.3"i; steers uo.nr i.uui pounas,
t3 hMU.hU: stockers and feeders. n.W4'
cows and heifers, 15 36Hi6.eO; csnners. tl li'U
i K: hulls. 82.0064.00: calves. i3.26i?r7.6il:
Texas and lnoian steers, j. loo.iu, cows
and heifers, t2.ornfi3.60.
HOtlS Receipts, 4.0ft) hrad: market 80
Metier: nlss and lights, 6IAno,5; packers,
VI U.7b; butchers and best heavy, to.608
4.80.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-Ree!pts. l.BOO
head: market strong: native muttons, ti.i
A5.60; iambs, ttifKO K: culls and bucks,
fj.0tj3.16; stockers. 32.fMI4.80.
Kansas City Lire gtoek Market,
KANSAS CITY. Oct t. CATTLE Re
celnts. 4. fin head. Including 0 head
southerns,' market steady; choice export
ani dressed beef steers. tS.50ii6.60: fair t
ood. t4.004i6.40; western steers, 33.50416.00
stockers and feedere. t'.'.6fjfl4.50; southern
iMrs. to.nfrdtso: southfrn rows. 8?OOu2.9o
native cot. a, tl.75fi8 .60; native heifers il Wit
I Oar bulls. t2.266t.tO: calves, llfs-ra.a.1.
HOGS Receipts, 4,0 hesd; market
strong to tc higher; top, t6 624: bulk of
sales, 88 4636 5'-;: heavy. 6.40S.47U: pack
ers. t4.4rvtl.624: Digs and lights. t6..6(i.6:'V4j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.uiO
hesd, market weak to loc lown lambs,
t6.ui7.2t; ewes and yearlings, 34.76716.60;
western yearlings, Ib 'tbiii .76; western s:ieep,
tl.2ttiS.25; stockers and feeders, 33.6 '36.60.
teek la sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
aeatero markets yesterday: ,
Cattie.
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
of
ot
per tioa.
per
par
dOB.t
bU.
16C.
34,ab6A
XEMC
ONS Llmonlers. extra
Vise, tttoO; SCO site. .80; 360
other brands, tl less.
BANANAb Per medlum-sised
tl.762;t; Jumbos. 323 w.
UAi tB t er id- snose
FRUITS. PEACHES-Colorado. 8V1JH tt); Missouri,
per 8-baaket crate. tl.OOUl.U; California
Sal ways, per box, 31 00.
fL-mia Oregon Italian prunes, oi.iv.
PEARS Bartlett, per box. 83 00.
GRAPES Home aiown. per l-lb basket.
17c; Tokay. 11.76.
APPLES-Per bbl.. 32.0fVfr2,BO.
CRANBERRIES-Per bbl., It tO.
MELONS.
WATERMELON 8 Per lb.. lfflVsO. Ot
about 26a.10o each.
CANTELOLPb.ar Poor quality ana not
priced.
CUT MEAT I'ltlCKB.
No. 1 rlbfa. Ho: No. 3 rlba. !Uc: No. t
rlba, 64c; No. 1 loins, 16c; No. 3 loins, Uc:
No. 8 loins. 8H0: No. 1 chucks, to: No. I
chucks, 4c; No. i chucks, 8c No. 1 rounds.
to; fso 3 rounds, 7c; ln. 8 rounds, c; jmo.
1 plate, tc; No. 3 plate, 2c; No. I plate. 2a.
siiBcn.L.sArv iuv. a.
SUGAR Granulated cane, in sacks, 35.41:
granulated beet, In sack a, 36.31.
CHEESE Swiss, new, Ibc; Wisconsin
brick, 143; Wisconsin limburger, lie;
twins. Use; young Americans, loVic.
COFFKa; Roasted. No. 85, 2oHo psr IB 1
No. 30, i.'i'Hc per lb.; No. 26, 1S tr lb.;
No. 20, I6M1C pr lb.; No. 21, 12Hc per lb.
SYRUP In hbis- 2".o per gal.: In esses.
tlO-lb. cans, tl 7o; cases, 11 t-lb. cans, II.80;
cases, u iu-lo. cans, tl.aa.
rltwui-rer ;t frames, i3.oo.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard tvet-
srn, ti-d'ioc; Maine, tl.lt. Tomatoes, t-lb.
cans. 11.00; 2-lb.. tTctfjtl.OO. Pineapples),
grated, 3-lb., 12.0502.30; sliced, ll.Kvj'J JO;
gallon spples, fancy, 32-66; California apri
cots, 31.1412 26, pears, tl.75cfil.60; pea cues,
fancy, tl.76ft2.40; H. C. peaches, 32.00442 60.
Alaska salmon, red, tl.26; fancy Chinook,
F., 42.10; fancy sockeye, t., 11 sardines,
14 oil, 32.76; V mustard, 83.00. Sweet pota
toes, tl.lOL26; sauerkraut, tl.uO; pump
kins, oOcjtl.vO; wsx beans, 2-lb., 66flM.c;
lima beans, 2-lb., 76cj331 36; spinach, 31 36;
cheap peaa, l-lb- 60o; extra, 769tc; fancy,
ll.35iul.it.
cuntu riBH family wnnensn. per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs., 14.00; Norway mack
oral, No. 1, e28.00: No. 3, 124.00; No. 3, t-'O.OO;
Irish. No. 2. 116 .00: herring, in bbls.. 200 lbs.
each, Norway, 4k. 312 00; Norway, tk, 113.00:
Holland, mixed, tii.ou; tiouana nernng, lu
kegs, milkers, 80c: kegs, mlxsd, 70c.
FISH Buffalo, large dressed, tc; trout,
medium or large, dressed, 12c; pike, dressed,
11c; halibut, fine stock. Uc. catfish, dressed
loc; bullheads, dressed and skinned, 12c;
hlte perch, dressed, 80 ; crappies, large.
Uc; auntlsh, pan sue, 8c; white bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 9c; salmon, Chinook.
He; white Ash (frosen), 12c; mackerel
(Spanish). lc; stive, per nsn, i-ffjiic;
codfish, fresh, frosen, lie; flounders, fresh,
frosen, 11c: blueflsh, fresh frosen, 15c;
haddock, frtsh frozen, 10c; red snapper,
dressed, 12c; smelts, No. 1. per lb., l'.'c;
lobsters (boiled), per lb- 4oc; green, 37c;
eel, per lb.. 18c; frog legs, per dos, 25c;
roe, shad, 11 esch; shad roe. nalr, S
11. r3. L'avia us oifirmig, w. ja
N1.TTS Pecans, inrge, per in., :; snuiii.
per lb- 11c. Almonds, soft shells, per II).,
15c; hard shells, per lb.,' ia14c. Cocoa
nut. 84.00 per sack of 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW-Oreen salted.
No. 1, 13c: No. 3. 12c; bull hldee. 9H'd
10',c; green hides. No. 1. 12c: No. 3. 11s'i
horse, tl. 5008.76; sheep pelts. 60c4jtl 2S. Tal
low. No. 1, 44c: No. i. tlic
wuoii-per id., iku-tc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. B. COTTON Pnot
closed quiet, 4B points advance: middling
uplands, 11.10c: middling gulf, 11.35c;
sales. 1.600 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. S. COTTON Spot
In fair demand; prices 16il8n higher;
American middling fair, 8.69d; good mid
dling, t.36d: low middling. 5. 9 2d; good
ordinary, S.6d; ordinary. B.34d. The sala
of the day were 8.000 hales, or wtilcn "0
hales were for speculation and export
and Included 7,400 hales American. Re
ceipts were 1,400 bales, all American.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 6. COTTON
Market quiet; middling. 10c; sales,
none; recelpta, 6 bales; shipments, t bales;
stock, 10,300 bales.
O'ls and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5. OIL Cottonseed.
Arm: prime, crude, f. o. b. nilllf, 31c; prima
yellow, 42c.
REAL ESTATE TH AKBFERI.
E. A.- Hewott to Laura A. Granville,
part lot 12. biock 2, Clarendon t
Eugene J. Sullivan and wile to HugU
t. '1 homes, lot 12, block 1U. Flor
ence Frank Thompson to Charles Ijidd
Thome, lots 9 and 10. block t. West
Cuming's add
Harry A. Wolf to Carl A. Larson, lot
2. Hills Place
Thomas W. T. Armstrong to Jose
phine Dlmock. lot 12. block 7. Mel
rose Hill
Alfred D. Carter et al to same, part
taxlot 25. 84-13-13
Mary A. Armstrong to same, lot 13,.
block 7. Melrose Hill
Robert E. StiOhlow to George V.
Bhlbly. part block 25, Walnut Hill.
G W. Wattles and wife to Hermlne
F. Muller. tract In Grlflln A Smith s
Oak Chatham Redick to Adam M.
Noland. part no'4 ne'i 8-15-13.
Paulena Gleason to Michael J. Glet
son. lot 3, block 81, Florence
Theodore Oreellng and wife to. Jose
phine Weldenfeller, lots 4 and I,
block I, Burr Place, and other lots.
Same to same, lota 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
block B Burr Plaiv. and other lota.
William 'Henry Malic ney and wife to
Anna Louise Wrteth, lot il, block
1, Hlmtbaugh Patterson's subdlv.
Coleman L. Porter to same, lot '.$.
blork 1, Hlmebaugh A Pa ttei son's
rubdlv
Robert C. Strehlow and wife to
Oer.rge T. Llndley, part Mock 28,
Walnut Hill
Fred A. Bailey to William E. Sim
mons, lot H, block 8, Halcyon
Heights
Theresa Lederer to Willie E. Simmons,
lots 9 and 10, blork 3, Halcyon
uirhta
neniennger to siyrne ei.
lot 19. block 19. Wilcox's
Walter H.
Preston,
2d
Henry W.
Hogs. Sheen.
2.100 4.660 A.701)
6") 1 teO
4.0O9 4 00 J.ooii
647 2.691 1.207
l.-soo 4.u'o l.roa
3.500 11.000 ll.OuO
Total..
.11.947 38.143 I.407
St. Jesepb Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. I CATTLE Receipts,
647 head; market stifdy; natives, t4.to16.Ji;
stockers and feeders, tS.OfVJi 4.30.
HOGS Receipts, l.tft head: market 8c
hlglien top, 3671,; bulk nf aalra, to.J66M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnta. 1,2r7
head; market 10c lower; lsmbs, t7.2t;
yearlings, 15 at.
long City Lit Stork Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Oct. i.-iSnecil Tele.
I gram.) CATTLE-Recslpts, fjuo bead; mar-
Dunn and wife to John C.
Blanck. lot 20, Luke A Temnlttin'a
John N Haskell et si. o Francis E.
Olney.' lot 22. block 111, Dundee....
Omaha lxan and Building assic a'lon
to William Schneckinbcrger, lot 12.
block I. Clarendon
William Schnecktnberger to Vnlney
Carter et al.. same
H O. Wulff and wife to fhu-t Peee.
I't 3 And nH lot 3. tlork 16. Halcyon
Heights ; ;
Mrl'ri-'a Ash to I.. B Musl'man. lot
19. block t. Crelehton HeUhls
Maria HutmsVer to Chsr'es W. M'X-
ger. lot 12. b'ock X. f-h'nn's id a-d.
Ifivhland Realty comoinif to E. Ii.
Howe, lot l. bl'jck 8 I "ran Place)
E M Whiriple to P"itl Husch. lots
8, 8 snd 19. Auburn HH1
John Power to Vnvaoret A. S-ott, lot
!3 block 4. Crehton Height.
Oersrd Mranrtenhttrg and w'f to
Marls Marx lot 82. Tuttle's sul-div.
Cbar'es B prltehard to Krret C.
Hodder. lot 6. blcck 2. Wah'nton
Hill ,..
Edward P. Sweeny and w'fe to tha
yitnam encioanv, l-ts 9 and 10,
block 6. Thomburg add
Th Putnam company to A. G. Ed
wards, same
Mary Mcfiee et al. to John Dan.
pn t lot 1. runes 1. farg 1'iace
1.600
333
867
3.000
too
1.30)
600
l.roo
l.'OO
foa
4V)
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